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REQ.
U.
S.
PAT.
OFFICE
New York Stock
New York Curb
Exchange
Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Los Angeles Stock Exchang
Boston Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchang
Detroit Stock Exchange
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGES
PAGE
PAGE
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—BONDS—19
BOSTON STOCK
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—STOCKS..32
BALTIMORE STOCK
EXCHANGE....66
CLEVELAND STOCK
EXCHANGE....68
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
.42
NEW YORK PRODUCE EX¬
EXCHANGE.
64
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE...70
CHANGE
57
DETROIT STOCK
EXCHANGE
71
EXCHANGE.......59
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.73
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE.62
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE...75
CHICAGO STOCK
INDEX TO GENERAL
QUOTATIONS
PAGE
REVIEW OF SEPTEMBER.
STEAM RAILROAD
.1
BONDS....
STEAM RAILROAD STOCKS
77
....81
INVESTMENT TRUST ST'KS & B'DS-82
PAGE
TEXTILE
MANUFACTURING
NORTHERN
STOCKS
MILLS.
94
SOUTHERN MILLS.
CANADIAN
__94
MILLS--.-.
....
94
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS...99
MINING
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK STOCKS..99
INSURANCE
FEDERAL LAND
100
REAL ESTATE TRUST & LAND
119
TITLE GUAR. & SAFE DEP. STOCKS..95
REAL ESTATE
BANK BONDS.
BONDS.
STOCKS
94
STOCKS &
SCRIP...94, 120
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS..—
83
U. S. AND MUNICIPAL
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
88
CANADIAN MUNICIPAL
INDUSTRIAL &
MISCELL. BONDS ...91
INDUSTRIAL &
MISCELL. STOCKS..95
EXCHANGE
SEATS
93
OctoTDer-
WILLIAM
B.
William
DANA
of
BONDS
100
BONDS.... 102
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS...101
BANKS AND TRUST
CANADIAN
COMPANIES...119
BANKS—
..119
6, 1933
COMPANY,
Street, Corner
STKS.95
PUBLISHERS
Spruce Street, New York.
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ILI8RARV
(D
BANK
REG.
U.
S.
PAT.
OFFICE
New York Stock
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Cleveland Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
:
[i
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Detroit
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGES
""'r-PAGE
PAGE
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—BONDS...19
BOSTON STOCK
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—STOCKS..32
BALTIMORE STOCK
EXCHANGE—66
CLEVELAND STOCK
EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE..
NEW YORK CURB
42
57
CHANGE
EXCHANGE-...-.59
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE.62
DETROIT STOCK
REVIEW OF SEPTEMBER
1
LOS ANGELES
INVESTMENT TRUST ST'KS & B'DS-82
STOCK EXCHANGE—75
NORTHERN
|
CANADIAN
.119
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS.
.83
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
__-_88
INDUSTRIAL &
MISCELL. BONDS
_.
.91
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. STOCKS-.95
EXCHANGE
SEATS
-93
.
—
94
94
MILLS
INSURANCE
BONDS
__94
...
STOCKS-
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK STOCKS..99
U-
MILLS.
STOCKS
SOUTHERN MILLS-—
MINING
BANK BONDS-.-.lOO
PAGE
>
•
MANUFACTURING
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS...99
REAL ESTATE
68
_
QUOTATIONS
TEXTILE
—77
STEAM RAILROAD STOCKS.---__.__81
FEDERAL LAND
_
EXCHANGE_______71
PAGE
BONDS
_
.64
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE_73
INDEX TO GENERAL
STEAM RAILROAD
______
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE—70
NEW YORK PRODUCE EX¬
CHICAGO STOCK
EXCHANGE.
___94
STOCKS & SCRIP—94, 120
REAL ESTATE TRUST & LAND
STKS.95
TITLE GUAR. & SAFE DEP. STOCKS. .95
U. S. AND MUNICIPAL
CANADIAN MUNICIPAL
BONDS—__100
BONDS—.102
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS—101
BANKS AND TRUST
CANADIAN
BANKS
COMPANIES-.119
—
—
119
6, 1933
WILLIAM
B.
William
DANA
COMPANY,
Street, Corner
of
PUBLISHERS
Spruce Street, New York.
SAFE DEPOSIT & TRUST CO.
OF BALTIMORE
Chartered 1864
Capital $2,000,000
...
Organized 1867
Surplus & Profits Over $3,141,000
Acts as Trustee of Corporation Mortgages, Fiscal
Agent for Corporations and Individuals, Transfer
Agent and Registrar.
Depositary under plans of
reorganization.
Acts as
Executor, Administrator, Guardian,
Trustee, Receiver, Attorney and Agent, being
especially organized for careful management and
settlement of estates of every character.
SECURITIES HELD ON DEPOSIT FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
CORPORATIONS AND PERSONS.
DIRECTORS
JOHN
J. NELLIGAN
JOSEPH
WALDO
NEWCOMER
BLANCHARD RANDALL
NORMAN JAMES
J.
SAMUEL M.
B.
KIRBY
EDWIN
ROBERT
SHOEMAKER
GARRETT
HOWARD
MORRIS
BRUCE
WHITRIDGE
EDWARD JOHNSTON
G. BAETJER
LYMAN
DELANO
OFFICERS
JOHN J. NELLIGAN, Chairman of Board
JOSEPH B. KIRBY, President
WM. R. HUBNER, 3d Vice-Pres.
H. H. M. LEE, Vice-President
GEORGE PAUSCH, 4th Vice-Pres.
ANDREW P. SPAMER, 2d V.-P.
George B. Gammie
Thomas B. Butler
R. S. OPIE, 5th Vice-President
-
-
Treasurer
W. D. G. Wrlghtson
-
-
Secretary
Roland L. Miller
Charles F. Lechthaler Real Estate Off.
John W. Bosley Asst. Treas. & Asst. Sec.
-
Asst. Sec.
Cashier & Asst. See.
Maurice J. Nelllgan,
Asst. Cashier & Asst. Sec.
Edgar H, Cromwell,
Harry E. Challl* - - Asst. Treas. & Asst. Sec. Raymond E. Burnett Andrew H. Troeger Assistant Treasurer Howard W. Baynard
J. Edward Knapp - Assistant Treasurer James S. Aaher
...
Robert B. Chapman
I
Campbell Connor
-
Asst. Cashier
-
-
Auditor
Asst. Auditor
Asst. Auditor
-
Asst. Sec.
Chalmers S.
•
Asst. Sec.
Win. E. Harris Asst. Real Estate Officer
Brumbaugh
*
Statistician
DANA
Copyright in 1933 by WILLIAM B.
Entered
VOL
COMPANY, in office of Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.
March 9 1928, at
Second Class Matter,
as
the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3 1879.
The statement by
Bank
Quotation Record
and
Such loans
may
Terms for
conditional order for the finished product, and (or) mortgages, real or chattel
$13.50 in South
Cuba, and $15 in other
Where banks do not want to borrow for such purposes, or in those in¬
Central
America,
and
Mexico
Spain,
plant, equipment, real estate, raw material or finished product, or in
on
any
$11.50 in Canada;
and U. S. Possessions and Territories;
other
acceptable to the bank and to the RFC.
manner
stances where the loan is more in the nature of
necessity for which,
foreign countries.
The subscription price to the
Record is $6.00 a
Single copies are sold
Bank and Quotation
Postage outside of United States extra.
well
as
borrowing through those
now
five times the cash
CHICAGO OFFICE—208 South La Salle Street.
LONDON OFFICE—Edwards & Smith, 1 Drapers'
WILLIAM
or
sound
gage companies
SEPTEMBER—COMMERCIAL AND
REVIEW OF
FINANCIAL
being sent to all RFC agencies covering these points, and
are
mortgage companies and others in a position
to lend assistance in the recovery program
During September the outstanding feature was the lessen¬
ing of trade activity in several different lines and the efforts
of the Administration at Washington to offset and counter¬
slowing down of business by means of Government
to loans
to
the
setting afloat of plans for direct loans from the Reconstruc¬
tion Finance
Corporation to banks and banking institutions
reloan the money to those desirous
where these will agree to
By such proceed¬
ings the Reconstruction Finance Corporation is placed in
direct competition with the Federal Reserve banks in ex¬
of
enlarging the volume of their business.
tending credit accommodation to needy borrowers or at any
in supplementing the loan facilities of the
will engage
rate
Reserve
furthermore
and
banks;
the„ RFC,
it has been
made
plain, in placing loans of this character will not look
askance at the slow character of the assets that may be
offered
such
to
Plans
Assisting NRA Industries
RFC
several
Trust
Banks,
to
with
conferences
the subject of loans to
Companies
President
Roosevelt
on
assist in the NRA program, Jesse H.
Jones, Chairman of the RFC, issued a statement on Sept. 14
For the purpose of assisting
NRA
the
be
had by
A liberal
use
"
business and industry directly in co-operation
the
program,
RFC
will
make loans to banks and trust
supplementing the nation's banking structure through the issuance of 5%
more
effective assistance in the President's recovery program.
As
further aid to credit,
a
approval
to
Sept. 30 to
on
4% net
To cover the actual cost of labor in the manufacture and processing
preferred stock issued by banks and taken
on
Jesse
H.
chairman
Jones,
dispatch from Washington,
Sept. 14 to the New
pointed out that the important features
was
Loans by the RFC
I
entirely agreeable to your suggestion that preferred stock or capital
am
notes
which
bearing
RFC
the
be allowed
refund of
a
On this basis,
1%
bank
a
ferred stock of the RFC
of relending at not more than 5% to industry, to aid it in meeting
A reduction from 4H
long-term
A
to 4%, as of Oct. 1, in the RFC interesc rate
to banks and related financial institutions, including
loans
I
appreciate that
hestitant.
provide
No
many
one
banks are much more liquid than they would
normal
the
proposal
for
the
organization
of local
mortgage
companies,
credit
recovery program must
requirements
for
loans, but they should
business.
this plan
industries would be permitted to join in
a
co-operative
no
the
class of our citizenship is more interested in the recovery
effort
extra
to
provide
credit.
need their confident co-operation in
Each
bank
Through par¬
will be equally recognized
co-operating to meet the demands of commerce and industry, and at the
same
I
time
to
establish
understand
the
a
strong nation-wide
banking system capable of
question has been raised in some quarters that the
government wants to control the banks through the
Nothing could be farther from th8 truth.
stock.
ownership of preferred
The government only
help provide banking capital adequate to meet the credit needs
of the country, and
through buying and lending upon preferred stock and
capital debentures it accomplishes this without undue demand upon present
The sole purpose
is to strengthen our entire bank capital structure so
the recovery program,
that all banks will be in better position to assist in
as
well
as
to
Act of 1933.
qualify for deposit insurance as provided in the Glass-Steagall
If a!ll banks participate, each encouraging the other, local
rivalries because of the advantages or
have been hesitant to extend credit.
i
the
Otherwise
suffer.
of business than the bankers, and we
to
local movement to seek loans from the RFC on collateral on which banks
From
loans, but for one reason or another
wants them to make unsound
stockholders.
supplement bank lending where loans are of a sound character but slow.
Under
afford to increase its capital by issuing pre¬
its own stockholders, and if it is found the added
like to be, and that they want to make
wants to
those outstanding.
3.
making a net of 4%.
per annum,
can
or
capital cannot be profitably employed the stock can be retired.
to banks and trust and mortgage companies at
requirements under the NRA.
2.
subscribe for in banks and trust companies
may
5% dividend or interest rate that is retired within three years
a
withstanding any demands that may be placed upon it.
3% interest for any part of six months, when the loans are obtained for the
on
Washington,
ticipation in the RFC preferred stock plan, all banks will be aiding in an
of the program are:
purpose
the RFC, made public the
The White House,
as
1.
of
restoring settled, livable conditions for all of our people.
To assist merchants especially affected by the NRA.
a
his
following letter from the President:
Certainly
of material.
York "Times" it
gave
by the RFC, provided the stock be retired in three years.
For the purchase of materials for manufacture.
(b)
In
President Roosevelt
plan reducing the interest rate
a
Would Increase Credits.
(a)
JL*
coupled with wide-spread co-operation by banks
of the above,
companies at 8% interest, for any part of six months, which will relend,
(c)
much needed relief
the organization and use of local mortgage companies of
preferred stock to be sold to the RFC, will naturally bring the banks in
are
saying:
with
insurance companies,
paving 4 J^%.
character, but slow.
in
_
After
mortgage companies,
banks,
substantial nature to supplement bank lending where loans are of a sound
Through
and Mortgage
Companies—About $1,000,000,000 Reported Available Through
Corporation—Loans Up to Six Months at 3%—Loans by RFC
for Longer Periods Lowered from
to 4%.
by
as
are now
It is the opinion of the directors of the RFC, that
Dear Chairman:
for
of Administration
Loans
borrowers
and others that
,
4% % to 4%. that is,
Sept. 26 1933.
security.
as
^
r
further assist in the recovery program,
the Corporation will reduce its base lending rate from
can
unquestionably be assigned
Washington office to give especial attention
contemplated under this plan.
In addition to the foregoing and to
the devices arranged for this purpose,
must
is earnestly solicited.
While all applications will be made through the RFC agencies, a depart¬
EVENTS.
ment will be established at the
Among
Mort¬
borrowing to relend will be required to charge fair rates to
their borrowers.
Bulletins
place
Loans to mortgage
capital of the mortgage company and carry an
the co-operation of banks,
agencies.
companies in each community, or
in existence, is suggested.
interest rate from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation of 4%,
Gardens, B.C.
COMPANY, Publishers,
corner Spruce Street. New York.
DANA
B.
William Street
foremost
operating capital, but the
the security, can be definitely established,
as
the organization of bona fide mortgage
companies, when properly secured, generally speaking, will be made up to
at 75 cents per copy.
act this
be collateraled by the short-term note of
merchant, secured by a valid assignment of an un¬
or
Record is one of the companion publications
is issued monthly.
the Chronicle are $10 per annum within the United States
The Bank and Quotation
year.
10.
Chairman Jones continued:
by the RFC
the manufacturer
of the Commercial & Financial Chronicle, and
and
NO
OCTOBER 6 1933.
NEW YORK,
6
Washington account
(Sept.
14)
to
disadvantages will be eliminated.
Sincerely
the New
yours,
FRANKLIN
D,
ROOSEVELT.
York "Journal of Commerce," we quote:
Chairman Jones,
scribed
the
new
following
program
as
a
conference with President
"credit
inflation."
It
was
Roosevelt, de¬
taken to be
a
method of the Administration to stave off actual currency inflation under
The
mortgage-loan
funds
will be
estate
or
those
companies eligible to receive
RFC
making loans secured by either real
chattel mortgages, including loans for industrial
the so-called Thomas amendment as demanded by members of Congress.
"This
is
inflation,"
Jones declared in
issued the formal announcement
a
press
conference at which he
"The best form of inflation is credit."
Chairman Jones estimated that the corporation had about $1,000,000,000
for recovery loans.
In his
prepared statement Chairman Jones stated:
A condition of the loans by the RFC at this
The
thus allowing the bank not to exceed a 2% margin.
RFC
announcement
in
the
form
of
a
circular
giving "information regarding loans to assist in the NRA
program" explained, as previously made public, that the 3%
loans would be for a
(3%) rate will be the relend¬
ing to the ultimate borrower at a rate of not more than 5% per annum,
purposes.
trust
six-months' period
or
less to banks,
companies and mortgage loan companies for the
pur¬
chase of materials for manufacture, to cover the actual cost
MONTHLY
Tt
in
labor
of
and processing of material,
specifically affected by
manufacture
the
and to assist merchants and others
the NRA program.
RFC Urges the Sale to Latter of Banks'
Letter to Banks by
Preferred Stock.
Corporation also sent letters
United States recommending to
The Reconstruction Finance
of the banks in the
to all
sell preferred stock to the Corporation to
them that they
put them in condition for
admission to the Deposit Insurance
Corporation when it begins to function, in accordance with
the provisions of the banking act of 1933, next Jan. 1.
The
New York "Herald Tribune" of Sept. 23, from which the
foregoing is taken, further said:
This letter, which the
Chicago
RFC has sent out to banks far and near, follows
Jones, Chairman of the Corporation, in
by Jesse H.
the statement
up
like to see the Govern¬
in all the banks of the country.
of preferred stock of all the banks, this partner¬
than two weeks ago, that he would
more
ment, through the RFC, become a partner
With the RFC the owner
ship would be achieved.
It
banks to participate in the
New York
have been held along this line,
authorities think it advisable.
informally
on
and strong indications have been given by
they are willing to
bankers that
local
RFC officials and directors of the
Corporation were interested in persuading the large
stock plan.
Tentative discussions
Insurance
products for distribution through the ERA to the 3,500,000
now on relief rolls throughout the country.
The
President said that he regarded this program as "one of the
most direct blows at the economic paradox which has choked
farms with an abundance of farm products while many of
the unemployed have gone hungry."
It was announced that
the distribution of such foodstuffs and staples as cotton,
beef and dairy products would supplement and not replace
current relief expenditures, and at the same time would
families
indirectly act to expand consuming outlets and thus raise
commodity prices.
The statement issued at the White House
on Sept. 21 read as follows:
The President to-day announced a program to help correct one of the
most flagrant maladjustments of American economic well-being.
Through
his action much of the oversupply of important foodstuffs and staples will
be placed in the hands of the destitute unemployed who are living on the
short shrift of
of Agriculture, Henry A. Wallace,
Agricultural Adjustment Administrator, and Harry L.
Relief Administrator, the President announced
that the AAA is preparing to make further purchases of surpluses for dis¬
tribution by the FRA to the unemployed in the various States.
The announcement followed the recent allocation by Mr. Hopkins of
"go along" with the plan, if the
Mr. Jones was able to approach bankers here
the proposal when he came up from Washington last week.
if they sold only a small amount
stock to the RFC, it would be apparent to everyone that they
while if they were to sell a substantial
gesture,
a
capital funds, and if all
amount, equal to, say 25 to 50% of their present
other banks throughout the country
to
for which they can find no
amount of unneeded
As
a
stock
the
little
and
the Government is making
RFC,
practical good and that
on
can
cause
its point, they ought to accede,
judgment
are
opposed.
a
request that can bring
them inconvenience and itself
however much their inclinations
Others will oppose probably the plan to the end.
If the RFC continues to insist on sales of preferred stock
.
banks which have
no
need of capital, it is considered likely
will attempt to reach a
among
uniform stand
and with
themselves
on
the
by the larger
that the banks
the subject through conferences
Government officials.
Thus far,
however,
higher standards of relief, the amounts
;;.
■> .v.
By using funds of the AAA,
supplemented by those of the FERA and the
administrations for distribu¬
Nation-wide network of State and local relief
real effort to bridge the gap between supplies and
a
will
promoted—feeding and clothing the unemployed more adequately
and
hastening the agricultural recovery.
It
in
was
emphasized that the commodities given the
addition to
amounts
reasonable standards of susten¬
They will add to and not replace items of
In removing the
will forestall
from
Public
$3,300,000,000
of
ference
Cities to Speed Requests for Allotments
Asks
Mayors
Works
Prompt
Fund—Message to Con¬
on
Construction
Action
Projects.
relief already provided.
cessing and distribution.
said
President
considered
he
arranged between
the program
which has choked farms with an abundance of farm
of the unemployed have gone
in
I hope
Chicago.
recovery program
that during your deliberations you will
the relationship of your States and subdivisions to the
is being made to increase domestic consumption
of surplus farm products,
the AAA will intensify its program of preventing
accumulation of farm surpluses so great that they
and aggravating rural and urban
RFC
program
of the Federal Government.
of public works,
in part for Federal projects.
$1,600,000,000 already have been allocated.
should
the
States
come
forward
We
Approximately
at the point now
are
municipalities interested in public works projects
and
quickly with proposals which will give immediate
work to their unemployed.
We want to co-operate to the fullest possible extent,
that
after
and I assure you
projects have been passed upon by the
your
Boards they will be acted upon in
We will match speed with you.
Washington with
a
State Advisory
minimum of delay.
The money is available and we want to
put men to work.
'
Addressing the Conference on Sept. 23, Secretary of the
Interior Ickes declared that "in many parts of the country
the Federal Government in offering a grant of
30% and
a
loan of the other
70% was regarded as an ungenerous or
even niggardly stepfather."
He added that legal technicali¬
ties in local constitutions have been chiefly responsible for
Mr. Ickes said that- the Federal Government would
pay no attention to demands from States and cities that the
public works money be allocated direct^ to the States for
expenditure in any way they saw fit. Any such system, he
remarked, might result in inequalities in distribution and
might lead to charges of fraud or discrimination against
delays.
certain sections.
Before the formal conclusion of the Con¬
ference, the 80 Mayors present passed a resolution
calling
on
the Federal Government to begin
with all possible speed the
expenditure of $3,300,000,000 provided for public works to
furnish employment.
The resolution added that unless some
more simple system of allocating the money is devised, "it
will be difficult, if not impossible, to prevent great suffering
and possibly starvation in all sections of America during the
winter of 1933-34."
President
Food
Roosevelt
and
Purchases
Directs
Clothing
to
for
Stimulate
Expenditure
of $75,000,000
Unemployed—Expects
^Commodity
to
Buy
Government
Prices—Program
Will
Supplement, and Not Replace, Current Relief Efforts.
President
purchase
Roosevelt
$75,000,000
to
Lend
Farm
$150,000,000
distress.
to
Mortgages—Jesse
Liquidation
cannot be consumed,
destroying purchasing power
but result only in ruinous prices to farmers,
Federal Land Banks to Refinance
H.
Expects
Jones
Step
to
Speed
of Closed Banks and Improve Position of Open
on
Sept.
worth of
directed the AAA to
surplus food and textile
21
RFC
The
agreed to lend $150,000,000 to the Federal
a means of assisting and co-operating with
the refinancing of farm mortgages,
according to an announcement by Jesse H. Jones, Chairman
of the RFC, on Sept. 18.
The loan is to be secured by
Consolidated Federal Farm Loan 4% bonds, of which
$2,000,000,000 were placed at the disposal of the FCA in
the emergency farm mortgage refinancing legislation en¬
acted by the last Congress.
The $150,000,000 commitment
includes $35,000,000 which the RFC has already loaned to
the Federal Land Bank at St. Paul and $10,000,000 loaned
to
Federal
Land Bank at Omaha.
The statement by
Mr. Jones on Sept. 18 read as follows:
Land banks "as
the FCA's program for
Congress has appropriated $3,300,000,000 to finance a comprehensive
where
their combined attack on the
r
While this joint effort
Banks.
May I send through you, my personal greetings to the Mayors who are
consider carefully
the
economic paradox
products while many
He has directed the Departments
hungry.
concerned to expedite in every possible way
of the Conference and read:
assembled
safeguards
surpluses from the market, carefully applied
disturbance of the regular channels of production, pro¬
any
fool surplus and hunger problems,
The cities of the Nation were urged to send immediately to
Washington their requests for allotments from the $3,300,000,000 public works fund, in a message sent by President
Roosevelt on Sept. 22 to a Conference of Mayors, meeting
in Chicago.
In his message the President pledged that
allocations would be made with all possible speed.
The
message was sent through Mayor Curley of Boston, President
they are now
they are now receiving, wherever
inadequate, for the purpose of giving them
ance.
unemployed will be
AAA and the FERA one of the most direct blows at the
President Roosevelt Urges
consumption will
In this way two major objectives of the recovery program
be made.
be
The
they have not felt the issue pressing enough to call for a conference.
that even with recent improvements
It is known
country.
profitable to farmers.
Some of them take the stand that; if the Government
needless expense.
insists
relief rolls through¬
in
of
food and clothing given the destitute are still inadequate.
On the other
hand, in large part because these millions of potential consumers are not
able to purchase a normal amount of commodities, huge surpluses of basic
food products are glutting the markets and making their production un¬
approximately 3,500,000 families now on
There are
relief administration resulting in
tion,
capital, costing them 5%.
the banks here feel that in asking them to sell preferred
consequence
to
useful employment, would be left with a large
others, beef, dairy and poultry
cotton seed.
outlay of funds, and banks, already surfeited with money
tremendous
a
followed suit, the RFC would be put
similar handling include,
products and products of cotton and
products under consideration for
Additional
out
merely making
relief administrations for
ployed on their relief rolls.
suggestion of the RFC that they should lead the way in
selling preferred shares of their institutions to the Govern¬
ment.
From the same account we also quote:
The argument of the banks here is that
AAA. The meat will
distribution to the unem¬
purchased from surpluses by the
of hogs
to the various State
go
among
of preferred
which had been processed recently from
100,000,000 pounds of cured pork
millions
In the New York "Times" of Sept. 24 it was stated that
the larger banks in this city are strongly opposed to the
were
public unemployment relief.
Following conferences with Secretary
George N. Peek,
Hopkins, Federal Emergency
yesterday that the
learned
was
Deposit
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As
a
of
means
assisting and co-operating with the FCA's program for
the refinancing of farm mortgages, the
000
the
to
Farm
Federal
Loan
4%
Land
bonds.
banks
This
to
RFC has agreed to loan $150,000-
be secured
by
includes
amount
Consolidated Federal
$35,000,000
and
$10,-
000,000, which the corporation heretofore has agreed to loan for this same
purpose to the
The
now
FCA
Federal Land banks of St. Paul and Omaha, respectively.
program
contemplates
the
held by either open or closed banks
refinancing
of farm
mortgages
through the Federal Land banks.
The
refinancing of these farm mortgages will enable the FCA to improve
the
position
of
open
banks
whose
working
capital
has
been
because of heavy holdings of this character and speed the
restricted
liquidation of
closed banks, which are unable to realize on slow assets.
The program in either case will do much
cash and credit which has been
to restore the normal flow
of
handicapped through lack of normal banking
facilities.
HOLC
a
Temporary
Institution
to
Federal Home Loan Bank System,
son
of
Home
Loan
Bank
Supplement
Activities
of
According to W. F. Steven¬
Board—$6,500,000,000
of
Home
Mortgages Held by Building and Loan Associations in United
States.
Terming the Home Owners' Loan Corporation a temporary
institution to supplement the permanent activities of the
Federal Home Loan Bank System, William F. Stevenson,
Chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, addressed
the annual convention of the United States Building and
Loan League in Chicago, on Sept. 14.
"Building and loan
associations hold $6,500,000,000 of home mortgages in the
United States.
Savings banks which are eligible for mem¬
bership'in the Federal Home Loan Bank System, just as the
MONTHLY
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building and loan associations are, hold $3,500,000,000 so that
the classes for whom the System was devised hold half of all
the mortgages on homes in the country," said Mr. Stevenson.
He added:
Other institutions
which
have been
engaged in the same business are
rapidly retiring from that field and it takes no prophet to see that
within a
the frugal owner
off his loan by reasonable monthly payment and loans
few years the loans will be long-time and so amortized that
of the home
can
pay
will be confined to institutions which wUl either be actual or
potential
members of the Home Loan Bank System.
The System has grown since the 20th of
March so quietly that little atten¬
its members are
$60,000,000 in contrast to about $10,000,000 when this program
tion has been paid to it, but its loans actually paid out to
now over
was
started.
Its stock owned by members has risen to
expense
$15,000,000 and is
Its banks are nearly all past the stage of paying
growing rapidly.
of organization and
are
off the
making profits every week.
to their stockholders.
Offering of$30,000,000 Federal Intermediate Credit Bank*
Debenture*—Issue
Heavily
2%%
Oversubscribed.
issue of $30,000,000 Federal Inter¬
2}4% collateral trust debentures,
dated Sept. 15 1933 and due in six, nine and 12 months,
was heavily oversubscribed, Henry Morgenthau, Jr., Governor of the Farm Credit Administration, announced Sept . 7.
The amount of the subscriptions received from banks and
investment houses was not made public.
The offering,
which comprised the September financing of the 12 Federal
Intermediate Credit banks, was announced on Sept. 6 by
Charles R. Dunn, fiscal agent.
In his announcement of the
offering Mr. Dunn said:
An
offering of
mediate
Credit
The debentures
a new
Banks
are
eligible collateral for 15-day loans by member banks
at the Federal Reserve
of cash
made in
or
obligations discounted or purchased or
accordance with
by the United States Treasury.
Automobile
Code
Become*
The entire
The debentures are priced on application.
Effective—Agreement Signed by All
incorporated in codes of fair competition."
At the same
time he said that this exclusion did not indicate disapproval
of the statement on the labor clause which was attached as
Schedule B by General
NRA General Counsel.
Johnson and Donald Richberg,
Nevertheless, the interpretative
permitted to be part of the code.
It
had previously been objected to by William Green, Presi¬
dent of the American Federation of Labor, and by John L.
Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers.
Possibility of greater Federal supervision of the soft coal
industry than it has ever before been subjected to is indi¬
cated by the section of the President's Executive Order
which states that coal producers shall furnish the Govern¬
ment with all statistical data it may require, thus per¬
mitting any governmental agency designated by the Presi¬
dent to require statistical information from the industry.
This section was included in the code at the request of the
Consumers Advisory Board,
The code, as promulgated by
the President, provides for a National Bituminous Control
Board of 18 members, with nine representing the industry
issue any
a
member.
Mr. Ford himself did not
public statement regarding the code or his failure
to
sign it, but it was generally assumed that his objections
two-fold: (1) It would result in at least partial aban¬
donment of the traditional open-shop policy in the Ford
factories, and (2) it would necessitate his furnishing certain
inform ition regar ling production and other operating de¬
tails to his competitors.
Much publicity was given in the
newspapers of the country to the fact that Mr. Ford had not
signed the code, and it was rumored that his position would
result in a definite test of strength between him and the
NRA.
Ford officials, while not speaking for publication,
said that the Detroit manufacturer was already paying much
higher minimum wages than those provided in the code.
It
was said tnat the Ford company, which is operating on a
40-hour week, is paying a minimum wage of 55 cents an
hour, while the minimum specified in the automobile code
is only 43 cents.
General Hugh S. Johnson, Recovery Ad¬
ministrator, said on Sept. 6 that the NRA would not take
any action against Mr."Ford so long as the latter did not
violate the provisions of the industry's code.
"The automo¬
bile code is now in effect and legal for that industry," Gen¬
eral Johnson said.
"Mr. Ford does not have to sign it, but
were
if he violates it 111 act.''
He added that Mr. Ford would be
required to sign a certificate of compliance in order to obtain
the blue eagle.
Regulations governing dealers' allowances on used cars
are provided in the code for the motor vehicle retailing
trade which was filed with the NRA on Sept. 8 by the Na¬
tional
Dealers'
Automobile
Association.
The code states
that the industry has suffered large losses since 1926 and
that to prevent this it will regulate itself to return profits
and support increased wages and shortened hours.
It is
provided that the value of any used motor vehicle "shall be
the average price that the public in any given market area
is then paying for such vehicle, as ascertained by the Na¬
tional
Automobile
Dealers'
Association from
certified
re¬
ports of actual sales, subject to the approval of the Ad¬
ministrator ."
The Association is to publish the average
price each 60 days.
The code also provides that
dealer
shall sell a new car for less than factory list prices "plus
extra for equipment at listed prices, an amount equivalent
to rail transportation arid handling charge to point of de¬
livery, plus all taxes paid by said dealer."
President
Roosevelt
ment, Effective
Eliminates
Signs
Code for Soft
no
Coal Industry—Agree*
Oct. 2,Applies to 400,000 Miners—President
Section
Interpreting
Collective
Bargaining,
A code of fair competition for the bituminous coal
industry
finally accepted by a majority of the operators and
was signed by President Roosevelt on Sept.
18, thus con¬
cluding the most controversial issue which has yet con¬
fronted the NRA.
The agreement, which will affect about
400,000 miners, will become effective on Oct. 2, according
was
not
was
created
Govern¬
The code administrator is ex-officio Chair¬
and nine the Government.
ment member.
man
In addition there
are
On each of these divisions is
six code authorities.
a
of the Control Board.
President
Roosevelt
Memorandum
Coal
Signs
Extending
Agreement—Attaches
to
Non-Union
Among Most Important in
Wage
Wage
Compact
Members^—Regards
as
Schedule
American Labor History.
Sept. 22 formally approved the
the United Mine Workers of
America and the bituminous coal operators of the Appala¬
chian field.
In signing the compact, the President attached
President Roosevelt
agreement
wage
to it
competition for the automobile industry
became effective on Sept. 5, with every leading automobile
manufacturer except Henry Ford having sighed the agree¬
ment.
The provisions of the code had been largely formu¬
lated by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, of
The code of fair
1934.
The President said that such interpretations
"led to confusion and misunderstanding and should not be
representing
the provisions of the Act.
Leading Manufacturer* Except Henry Ford.
which Mr. Ford is not
April 1
of Article V.
banks under an Act of Congress approved May 19
capital of the 12 Federal Intermediate Credit banks was subscribed for
*
signed by the Presiderit, and is valid
General Hugh S. Johnson, Recovery
Administrator, remarked that approval of the code was
"the greatest achievement of the NRA."
In promulgating
the code on Sept. 19, President Roosevelt eliminated from
the pact the interpretation of the labor clause, Section 7 (a)
of the NIRA, which had been written in as paragraph B
All issues of debentures must be secured by at least a like face
1932.
amount
loans
to the Executive Order
until
statement
Speaking of the fact that the Federal Home Loan Bank
System would celebrate its first anniversary on Oct. 15, Mr.
Stevenson said that some of the regional banks in the System
are prepared to pay a dividend both to the Government and
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a
on
between
memorandum which read:
In approving this agreement
and wages and
it is with the understanding that the hours
conditions of employment recited herein may also be applied
to the employees who are
not parties hereto and that the requirements
Section 7 (a) of the NRA will be
ment.
.
of
complied with in carrying out this agree¬
.
conformed to
the President
shall offer employers and employees every opportunity "to
establish, by mutual agreement, the standards as to the
miximum hours of labor, minimum rates of pay, and such
other conditions of employment as may be necessary in
such trade or industry, and thi standards established in such
agreements, when approved by the President, shall have the
same effect as a coae of fair competition, approved by the
President under Subsection (a; of Section 3."
It was signed
for all operators in the Appalachian field except those of
Western Kentucky and Alabama.
Evan if these operators
fail to sign the agreement, they are nevertheless covered
by the coal code and must therefore comply with the wages
specified in the wage schedules.
The President's signature of the agreement
Section 7 (b) of the NIRA which provides that
Following Allocation of Daily Pro¬
States—Total Daily Output for Country Fixed
2,409,700 Barrels—Price Fixing Postponed Until Results of
Oil Code Becomes Effective,
duction
at
by
Production
Maximum
Control May Be Observed.
totals
of crude
States were announced
production for oil producing
by Secretary of the Interior Ickes on
Sept. 2, to become effective Sept. 8. The allotment, which
totals 2,409,700 barrels daily, was based on an analysis of
production with relation to demand and represents a reduc¬
tion of from 300,000 to 350,000 barrels from the recent aver¬
age output for the country.
Meanwhile, Mr. Ickes stated
jthat application of price-fixing measures, which the petroleum
code leaves to the discretion of President Roosevelt, will
await the results of the production-control measures, which
will act as a test for subsequent fixed prices for gasoline and
products if the Administration considers it necessary.
making public the production allocation figures on Sept.
oil
In
2,
Mr. Ickes also published the oil code which became effective
on that date, and which was unchanged from the text previ¬
Secretary Ickes sent tele¬
oil-producing States, informing
daily allocation as it affects their States.
The
ously approved by the President.
grams
to the Governors of the
them of the
formal allocation order of Secretary Ieke» read:
Order under code of fair
competition for the petroleum industry as ap¬
proved by the President Aug. 19 1933,
,
/
Pursuant to the provisions of Sections 3 and 4 of Article III of the Code
of Fair Competition for the
Petroleum Industry approved by the President
NIRA, approved June 16
of crude oU to balance
demand for petroleum products has been found by the Depart¬
Aug. 19 1933, under the provisions of Title I of the
1933, the current estimate of required daily production
consumer
ment of the Interior to
be 2,409,700 barrels and the allocations among the
several petroleum-producing States are
Barrels.
State—
Arkansas.
California
Kansas
—._
._
-----
-----
Oklahoma
State—
29,000 New Mexico..
480,000
Rocky Mountain States
111,000 Appalachian States.
70,000 Michigan.
Louisiana
Texas
hereby certified to be as follows:
--------—--
...
Barrels,
41,400
38,900
94,200
30,000
975,200
540,000
Total.
.2,409,700
The foregoing allocations shall
be effective under the aforesaid Code of
Fair Competition as of 7 a. m., Sept.
It is hereby ordered that in
from storage without the
accordance with Section 2 of
Article III of
there shall be no net withdrawals
approval of the Planning and Co-ordination Com¬
mittee and upon order of the
Administrator.
It is hereby further ordered that
in accordance with Section 1 of Article
notice, imports of crude petroleum
III of the aforesaid code, until further
shall be limited to an amount not exceeding the
and petroleum products
daily imports of petroleum and petroleum
average
six months of 1932.
products during the last
included in¬
$2 a ton on hot-rolled sheets, hot-rolled strip and
alloy steel bars; $3 a ton on fender stock and cold-rolled
strip; $4 a ton on billet light rails, and $6 a ton on rail steel
light rails.
At the same time steel scrap markets were re¬
ported as weak throughout the country, declines of 25c. a
ton at Pittsburgh and 75c. a ton at Philadelphia having been
of
announced.
On Sept. 21 the
Gasoline " War"—
Result of Changes—*
Given
Powers
Executive
to
as
President Roosevelt
13 approved a change in
Sept.
on
the price section of the oil code, and placed himself in a
position to exercise both price fixing and Federal regulatory
control if the disparity between gasoline quotations and
crude oil prices is not corrected.
The change in the code
was announced by Secretary of the Interior Ickes, and the
new provisions were outlined as follows in a Wash¬
ington dispatch of Sept. 13 to the New York "Herald
various
Tribune":
steel
and
industry to become uneasy about prices recently
and bars for that
for
and similar
advances,
creased
a
by
second wage advance, which was put into effect
by the leading interest and other producers on Sept. 15.
first advance,
and
gives the President authority to fix minimum and
determine the modes of delivery subject to the
broader power
and
penalty of sections of the NIRA and Federal Trade Commission Act.
in the original code now effective the right to
President's
"Word
and
discretion
ments of the oil
has
and is extending along
the
use
depends upon the immediate develop¬
primarily intended to straighten out maladjust¬
reductions in working hours. The in¬
dustry's fuel costs were likewise headed upward. The final
adoption of the coal code would automatically result in
higher fuel prices, but the full extent of the increase was un¬
was
a
gasoline price war has broken out in California
the Pacific Coast.
to be underselling in Brooklyn,
<
We also have heard that there
New York and other sections of
country.
,/
"I have asked that
a
,
study be made of the situation in these
and pending the study I am not prepared to express any
districts,
opinion, but we
will try to remedy it.
of continued labor disturbances in
certain in view
western
Pressure for shipments, however, had caused
and the
of
light rails had again
temporary reversal in the trend of production,
steel mills
of
the
country
operating at 43%
now
were
capacity against 41%.
Code prices on
Light rails rolled from billets which the pre¬
vious week had been advanced to $34 a ton, had been reduced
been revised.
$32, while light rails rolled from rail steel, which had been
to
4
Planning and Co-ordination Committee", said
the
to
Secretary Ickes, "that
appears
its
price situation.
come
As
exercise the power is in the
increase, was made on July 15.
provided for increases up to 12%%,
ments growing out of
a
The
maximum schedules
The
flat 15%
a
The new wage revision
authority.
to
action might be taken on other
The industry's labor costs had been further in¬
Pennsylvania.
promulgated
gasoline with the price of crude oil to be
Quotations on plates, shapes
period had been withdrawn in preparation
products.
authority given the President in the oil code as
fix, at his discretion, the wholesale price of
determined by multiplying this
gallon gas price by a content of 18.5 to compute the barrel price of the crude
product, the amendment approved to-day gives the President wider
Instead of the specific
originally
"Age" stated that the combination of de¬
clining business volume and rising costs had caused the iron
filed for the fourth quarter.
Tighter Regulation*:
Secretary Iekes Issues Warning of
Advances for the
announced during the week,
quarter,
creases
.
President Roosevelt Modifies Oil Code to Avert
Wider
stated, over the current business trend.
fourth
8 1933.
the aforesaid code, until further notice
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raised
to
the "Iron
$32 a ton, were now quoted at $31.
On Sept. 28
Age" noted that the launching of a Government-
sponsored capital goods program, the speeding up of public
works, and a renewed wave of steel buying, set in motion by
price advances, had put
new
life into a flagging market.
Nevertheless, the national average of ingot output dropped
back to 41%.
The chief disturbing feature in the iron and
steel
Ickes Rules Price War.
outlook, it was observed, was the fact that the con¬
upward movement of prices, forced by rising costs,
driven in business considerably in excess of consumers'
tinued
I hope that
the various oil interests, realizing the menace price wars will be to the whole
industry, will themselves take prompt measures to correct abuses."
The positive language of the new price section amendment to the code
leaves no doubt of the Government's power to control the oil price situation.
Additional amendments to the code provide for clerical employees in
production and pipe line transportation to work not more than 48 hours
"Here is
in
one
a
week
situation where
nor more
we
must keep our
than 80 hours in two weeks.
these operations not more than 40 hours in one
than 16 hours in any two
nor more
heads clear.
All other employees in
week and 72 in two weeks
days.
Employees in market operations other than filling stations, garage or
service stations except executives and salesmen,
a
not more than 40 hours
had
to steel require¬
purchasing for stock.
The greatest current impetus to steel demand had been sup¬
plied by advances of $2 a ton on plates and shapes and $3 a
ton on bars for the fourth quarter, becoming effective Oct. 1.
Steel scrap showed further weakness throughout the country,
but the trend of prices in other primary materials seemed
ments
to be
or
a
week in cities of less than 2,500 and $15 a
than 500.000.
Iron and Steel
as
week, with
week in cities
service station employees not more than 48 hours a
from $12
more
a
Result
of
the
New
steel industries, found
a
perhaps the strongest exemplification
latter, the accounts in this instance leaving no doubt
setback
was
being experienced due in part to uncer¬
tainties
regarding the operation of the new codes, but due
the course of the steel trade
itself and of industrial activity generally.
The "Iron Age,"
also to uncertainties concerning
in its issue of Sept,
steel
was
7, stated that
new
business in finished
being held back pending a final adjustment of mar¬
ket practices to the conditions imposed by the
code.
its purchases
was
now
-
iron and steel
both by the fact that the new
extra lists had not yet been
conference which President Roose¬
urged
a
reduction in the price of steel rails to below $40
ton, the figure which had long prevailed, and announced
the willingness of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
a
purchase of rails for the roads if a satisfac¬
tory concession in price was made.
to
Rumor had it that close
ready to be placed upon the
satisfactory competitive bids.
1,000,000 tons of rails
submission of
were
The "Iron Age" made the composite price of finished steel
Sept. 26, 1.992c. a pound as compared with 1.979c. a month
earlier and 1.965c.
of
pig iron
was
12 months before.
reported at $16.71
The composite price
a gross ton,
the
same as a
month
previously, but comparing with $13.64 at the corre¬
sponding date in 1932.
Steel scrap was put at $11.04 a gross
ton as against $12 a month earlier, and $7.75 at the corre¬
sponding date the previous year.
With reference to the non-ferrous
Base
prices for the remainder of the current quarter
ending Sept. 30 had all been announced, but there were nu¬
merous changes in extras and other terms which were tem¬
porarily a source of confusion to both sellers and buyers.
The caution of sales staffs were accentuated, said the "Age,"
a
velt had with the heads of the steel concerns, and at which
to finance the
The general slewing down of trade, most noticeable in the
textile trades, in the lumber business, and in the iron and
that
definitely upward.
above had reference to
he
Slackening—Prices Higher
Codes—Non-Ferrous Metals
Well
Trade Shows Further
Maintained.
in the
restricted
for specific projects,
Mention of the Government's capital goods program in the
Filling
of
religiously
long
week.
wages
Even the steel fabricating trade, which had
present needs.
metals, "Metal and Min¬
Markets," in its issue for Sept. 21, reported that the
eral
action of the dollar seemed to overshadow for the time
beingeven the codes.
The sharp rise in t!he price of gold in terms
of dollars made
operators in non-ferrous metals feel that
inflationary measures—credit
officially approved and by the knowledge that misinterpreta¬
come a
tion of code provisions could lead to the imposition of fines,
and added
uncertainty was provided by a division of opinion
of
the extension of the initial code prices through the fourth
in
or currency—might soon be¬
fact to reckon with, and continued buying was noted,
there
on
being an especially brisk demand for lead. In its issue
Sei>t. 28 the same publication remarked that with less talk
Washington of currency inflation, operators in non-fer¬
metals again had turned to the everyday affairs of the
quarter.
rous
the
industry and nothing of a spectacular nature had occurred
in the way of price
changes or in the preparation of the codes
Although a number of producers, particularly in
Chicago district, had opened their books at unchanged
quotations for the final quarter of the year, there was a
growing pressure for advances for that period, especially on
sheets and strip.
Steel works operations continued to de¬
cline.
During August they had declined from 57% of capa¬
city to 47%.
Now there was a further drop, the national
of fair practice.
sumption, it
the
codes
was
sufficient to
pound
sumption itself
culties
were
the
was
diminishing.
In
many cases
labor diffi¬
blamed for the shrinkage in demand, but what¬
there was growing apprehension, it was
reason
regarded
as
leave
doubt
a
good rate, and with
general tone
in copper,
steady to firm.
Though do¬
mestic sales of
copper had not been large, the tonnage moved
near-by
ever
nearing completion, the
and zinc was
served that with the steel trade still
wrestling with the de¬
tails of filing prices and standardizing market practices
under its new code, mill bookings and operations continued
to decline.
Though perplexity growing out of new code
prices and regulations had undoubtedly played their part in
checking buying, there were increasing evidences that con¬
The movement of major metals, into con¬
stated, continued at
lead
(for the week under review) declining to 45% of
In its issue of Sept. 14 the "Age" reported a still
further shrinkage in operations, the national average hav¬
ing fallen four points from 45% to 41%, and the "Age" ob¬
average
capacity.
was
prices.
Business
for
as
copper
well
as
was
no
put through
delivered
in
•
as
on
to
the
Connecticut,
early 1934 delivery.
steadiness
the basis of 9c.
and
of
per
covered
Producers reported
that
shipments of copper into consuming Channels was still
going forward at a rate that should result in another reduc-....
tion
in
surplus stocks for the month.
Here in New York
Lake copper ruled throughout the month at 9c. a
pound, and
electrolytic copper at 8%c.
The price of lead at New York
remained unchanged at 4.50c.
Tin moved higher on the de¬
preciation of the American dollar, and was quoted at $48.37%
Sept. 30 against $45.60 Sept. 1.
MONTHLY REVIEW
Oct., 1933.]
Steel
Leaders
Confer
with
for Federal Financing
Taylor,
for
Eugene
President
Roosevelt
12,314,000 bales the previous month, the price weakened,
on
Saturday, Sept. 9, it was down to 8.85c. Thereafter,
however, there was almost uninterrupted improvement, and
on Sept.
19, when the foreign exchange value of the dollar
was
sinking so rapidly, the quotation touched 10.45c. Then
there was some downward reaction again, but with the fluc¬
Plan
Regarding
of 700,000-Ton Rail Purchase—Myron
Grace
and
Business—President
L.
Warns
The Federal Government
was
E.
Block
Price
Agree
Be
Must
and
to Compete
Under $40.
prepared to lend to the rail¬
public works funds to finance the purchase of 700,000
roads
tuations from day to day quite irregular, and with the clos¬
ing price Sept. 30 at 9.95c.
President Roosevelt on Sept. 22
rails, provided steel companies would enter "the
tons of steel
told the heads
of three leading steel companies at a White House confer¬
ence on Sept. 25.
Those who attended the conference were
Myron C. Taylor, Chairman of the United States Steel Corp.;
Eugene G. Grace, President of Bethlehem Steel Corp., and
L. E. Block, President of the Inland Steel Co.
J. F. Wilborn,
Chairman of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co., had also been
invited to the conference, hut he advised the President that
lowest competitive bids," President Roosevelt
he had referred the invitation to the receiver for the com¬
was ready to lend 10c. a
cotton from the present crop to farmers who would
agree to curtail their acreage for the next crop in an amount
equivalent to that upon which the loan was granted. This,
pound
on
of
course, was a strengthening influence.
Print cloths at
Fall River for 28-inch 64x60's remained
unchanged through¬
out the month at
was
President Roosevelt
who was enroute to New York.
pany,
announced that the Administration
4%c. The price of 27-inch cloths, 60x64,
4%e. Sept. 30 against 4%c. on Aug. 31.
Oznaburgs were
10%c. Sept. 30
against 11c.
as
on
Aug. 31.
presented his program as one which might stimulate both
tion in the United States continued
maintenance operations, with
Others who attended the
conference were Joseph Eastman, Federal Co-ordinator of
Transportation, and Donald Richberg, General Counsel o~
the NltA.
The Washington correspondent of the New York
"Times" described the conference, in part, as follows:
consequent gains in employment.
The
President made it very clear that the bids must be
that the price must be less than
indicated
men
$40
of what such
the
of cotton consumed in August 1933 had
588,570 bales of lint and 83,271 bales of linters,
against only 404,497 bales of lint and 48,449 bales of
linters in August 1932.
as
competitive, and
The wool industry continued to operate at a high rate, and
the steel
in many lines the mills had enough business on their books
to warrant the continuance of full-time
operations for
leaving the White House that they were not unmindful
on
order would mean
an
to their
industry, now operating far
months to
below capacity.
The President's bold stroke was looked upon as a major move
gram of "priming the pump
of stimulating the steel industry to greatly increased activity
up employment on
that of private
Both from the point of view of the public good and from
advantage it
and pushing
the railroads.
apparent that it would be very difficult for the steel men
was
to say no.
This
evident from their brief comment on leaving the
was
They had assured the President that such
a
White House
large volume of orders within
the space of a few weeks would greatly stimulate their industry
and lead
While saying little, they were evidently impressed with the
difficulty of
refusing to abandon in the emergency their standardized price.
"We
out for orders and are prepared to bid on any
are
that
business
is offered," was all that Mr. Taylor would say.
Asked
would consent to bid against one
whether the steel companies
another for orders, he was interrupted by Mr. Grace, who
remarked:
"All the other companies will compete with the United States
Steel.
Mr. Eastman, who has been working on a number of plans to improve
condition of the railroads, presented figures to
the
show tbat the lines could use
600,000 tons of steel rails, and indicated that orders might be let
more than
for this equipment with little delay if the steel men agreed to
competitive
bidding.
Lamont
Robert P.
Resign*
President of American Iron and
a*
Steel Jhstituier—Letter of Former Member of Hoover Cabinet
Indicates
of
Lack
Sympathy with
Knows How Far" Government
Robert P. Lamont, who was
NRA—Asserts
"No
Secretary of Commerce under
President Hoover and who has been President of the Amer¬
ican Iron and Steel Institute since Aug. 4 1932, resigned as
President of the Institute in
public
letter dated
dressed to Charles M.
Schwab, Chairman of the Board, were
The letter indicated
given to the press without comment.
that Mr. Lamont
the NRA
not in
sympathy with the operation of
it affected the steel industry.
Referring to the
as
Government
was
regulation of steel production,
knows how far it may go."
one
of three Government representatives
this "the beginning
From
.
now
he said:
"No
He mentioned the attendance
at the meeting of the
board of directors of the Steel Institute
.
Sept. 1 and made
Copies of the letter of resignation ad
Sept. 13.
on
a
on
Aug. 29 and called
of Government regulation of business.
on,
activities of the Iron
for
an
and
indefinite period, the principal
Steel
Institute will be
in
seeing
that the obligations of the industry under the code are prop¬
erly carried out and reported to the Government.
The
oppor¬
tunity for constructive, forward-looking studies and plans
for the industry as a whole, that seemed possible a year ago,
must give
which
can
to the present practical, immediate needs,
best be met by men familiar with the vast details
way
of the various branches of the industry.
help in this work."
Textile
Trades
Show
I
can
be of little
'
Consumer
Resistance
to
Higher
Retail
Prices—Woolen Trade Active—Silk Trade Affected by Paterson
Silk Strike.
There was more or less talk in the textile trades, and in
particular in the cotton goods trade, to consumer resistance
to higher retail prices.
Fair activity prevailed in the pri¬
mary markets.
An increasing number of buyers made their
appearance,
representing principally mail order houses and
chain store organizations, whose interest centered in
staple
cotton goods.
Department stores and independent retailers
on the other hand restricted their purchases to the smallest
possible quantities consistent with current sales estimates.
Buyers intensified their efforts against price advances in
view of the difficulty in passing such advances on to the
consuming public.
The price of raw cotton, after showing
weakness the early part of the month, sharply recovered
the latter part.
Middling upland spot cotton on the New
Exchange was quoted at 9.10c. per pound on
Tuesday, Sept. 5, after the Labor Day holiday the day before,
York
and
Cotton
was
ance
Sept.
9.30c.
Wednesday, Sept. 6, but after the appear¬
growing crop as of
12,414,000 bales as against its estimate of
on
of the Government estimate of the
1
at
wool advanced
years.
to
the best
At the London
auc¬
20% higher than at the sales in
July.
In the silk trade a disturbing feature was a strike '
of the silk workers, which began in
Patterson, N. J., on
Aug. 31 and spread rapidly to other Eastern cities, continu¬
ing all through the month of September.
Raw silk prices moved lower, except for a
sharp upward
spurt when the American dollar suffered its greatest depre¬
ciation
on
Sept.
had
18-20.^ Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers,
closed
31 at $1.85@$1.90, sold down to
11, but was up to $1.97%@$2.02%
Sept. 18, selling lower again, however, and being quoted at
$1.82%@$1.87% Sept. 29.
This compares with $1.83@$1.88
on July 31; with $2.17%
@$2.22% on June 30; $1.65@$1.70
on May 31; $1.47% @$1.52% April 29;
$1.15@$1.20 March
31; $1.17%@$1.22% Feb. 28; $1.15@$1.20 Jan. 31; $1.47%@
$1.52y2 Dec. 31 1932; $1.42% @$1.47% Nov. 30; $1.55@$1.60
$1.77% @$1.82%
Aug.
Sept.
Oct. 31; $1.75@$1.80 Sept. 30; $2@$2.05 Aug. 31; $1.40@
$1.45 July 30; $1.12%@$1.17% June 30; $1.10@$1.15 May
31; $1.35@$1.40 April 30; $1.50@$1.55 March 31; $1.67%@
$1.70 Feb. 29; $1.87%@$1.90 Jan. 30, all in 1932; $1.85@
$1.90 Dec. 31 1931; $2.20@$2.25 on Nov. 30 and also on Oct.
31 1931, and with $4.70@$4.75 on Jan. 31 1930.
One
Regulation of Business May Go.
raw
tion sales prices ran 15 to
which
to increased payrolls.
Prices of
come.
figures reached in the last three
in his pro¬
It would have the two-fold effect
of industry."
quantity
amounted to
ton, at present the standard for rails
a
ton, 700,000 tons would come to $28,000,000, and
At $40 a
large scale, even if
at the peak figures reached in June.
Under date of
Sept. 14 the Census Bureau issued its report showing the
figures for the month of August. From this it appeared that
steel production and railroad
.
Cotton consump¬
not
on a
In
the
extra,
case
which
of
the
were
20-22' denierS
quoted
at
Japanese crack double
$1.82%@$1.87%
Aug. 31,
dropped to $1.71@$1.76 Sept. 11; then advanced to $1.85@
$1.90 Sept. 18, but were only $1.67%@$1.72% Sept. 29. This
already stated, with $1.82%@$1.87% Aug. 31;
$1.79%@$1.84% on July 31; with $2.22%@$2.27%
30; with $1.70@$1.75 on May 31; $1.52%@$1.57%
April 29; $1.10@$1.15 March 31; $1.15@$1.20 Feb. 28;
compares, as
-
with
June
$1.12%@$1.17% Jan. 31; $1.47% @$1.52% Dec. 31 1932;
$1.42%@$1.47% Nov. 30; $1.45@$1.50 Oct. 31; $1.60@$1.65
Sept. 30; $2@$2.05 Aug. 31; $1.45@$1.50 July 30; $1.17%@
$1.22% June 30; $1.10@$1.15 May 31; $1.32%@$1.37%
April 30; $1.42% @$1.47% March 31; $1.70@$1.80 Feb. 29;
$1.95@$2 Jan. 30, all in 1932; $1.85@$1.90 Dec. 31 1931;
$2.30@$2.32% Nov. 30; $2.10@$2.15 Oct. 311931, and $4.60@
$4.65 on Jan. 31 1930.
Rubber prices moved
higher, mainly on reports that re¬
being made to restrict production. How¬
ever, ribbed smoked sheets for spot delivery first sold down
from 7%c. Aug. 31 to 6 9/16c. Sept. 10; the quotation Sept. 30
was 8%c.
This compares with 7%c. asked Aug. 31 and 7c.
newed efforts
-were
on
July 31.
On June 30 the spot price was 6%c. asked
against 6%c. asked May 31; 4 5/16e. asked ®n April 29, and
2ysc. bid and 3c. asked March 31; 2 15/16c. asked Feb. 28;
2%c. bid and 2 15/16c. asked Jan. 31; 3 3/16c. bid and 3%c.
asked Dec. 31 1932 ; 3%c. bid and 3%c. asked on Nov. 30;
3%c. asked on Oct. 31; 3%c. bid and 3 ll/16c. asked Sept. 30;
Aug. 31; 3 3/16c. asked July 30; 2 9/16c. bid and
ll/16c. asked June 30; 2 ll/16c. bid and 2%c. asked May
31; 3 l/16c. asked April 30; 3 l/16c. bid and 3 3/16c. asked
March 31; 3% @3 ll/16c. Feb. 29; 4 5/16@4 7/16c. Jan. 30;
4 13/16@4 15/16c. Dec. 31 1931; 4
5/16@4%c. on Nov. 30;
4 9/16@4%c. Oct. 31; 4%@4%c. Sept. 30; 5@5%e. Aug. 31;
4%c.
2
5%@5%c. July 31; 6 13/16@6 15/16c. June 30; 6%c. bid
May 29; 5%@6c. April 30; 6%@7c. March 31; 7%@7%c.
Feb. 28; 7%@8c. Jan. 31; 8%@8%c. Dec. 311930, and 15%@
35%c. Feb. 28
193a^-^:3g;:.
Lumber Business
on
a
Restricted Basis,
>
?'■
Though Above the
Previous Year.
Lumber operations during September were
basis
on
a
declining
compared with the activity earlier in the season,,
)ut still ran above the very low level of the previous
year.
Thus the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association re¬
ported that lumber shipments from the sawmills during the
week ended Sept. 23 1933 were the lightest of any week since;
as
May; lumber orders, though less than the week before, were
greater than during any of the eight preceding weeks. These
deductions were based on telegraphic reports from regional
MONTHLY REVIEW
mills.
wood and softwood
stated, was partly, but not entirely, due
ber of mills reporting.
Total production
dispatch, Sept. 22, from Washing¬
ton to the New York "Times," which, in part, also said:
Considered the most definite step taken by the Administration to stimu¬
late commodity prices to their pre-war level, the offer involves potential
loans of $400,000,000 should all farmers still in possession of their 1933
effect were contained in a
to the larger num¬
during the week in
question was 188,116,000 feet, which was the lowest of any
week but one since July 8.
.But both shipments and new
orders fell below
v.
V
' '•
'-
'
'<
Guaranty
Repayment
of
•'•' '..^i..
'*
Beyond Federal Lien—Loans to
td Be Set Up to Dis¬
4% Interest—Credit Corporation
Funds Advanced by RFC.
Bear
make is to reduce planting next
of the last five years and to reduce plantings
period. This would permit
plantings in 1934 of about 25,000,000 acres, as compared with 41,000,000
acres this year, when the prospective crop is 12,400,000 bales after the
year
''W
' 'I
by 40% under the acreage
to cotton
producers 10c. per pound on
letter,
condition that planters made prescribed reductions
The initial announcement made by the Depart¬
of Agriculture regarding the plan was issued as fol¬
Sept. 22:
on
,
the White House to-day between President
Administrator George Peek of the Agricul¬
tural Adjustment Administration and Senator John H. Bankhead, of
Alabama, it was announced that cotton producers will be given an oppor¬
tunity to secure an advance of 10 cents per pound on their present crop
Following a conference at
Roosevelt, Secretary Wallace,
Director of Finance, is
The plan,
AAA in co-operation with the Reconstruction
Administration.
representing the AAA in formulating these
approved by the President,
Sept. 25 it was made known
On
that the establishment
to lend them 10c. a pound on
Further advices from Washington, Sept.
New York "Times" said:
under the program
this
of
Use
expedient to
their 1932
25, to the
circumvent legal impediments was
decided
when it was discovered by
without an unconditional
gurantee of repayment
Government credit activity.
Grovers Not Fully Liable.
in the cotton loan program that growers
taking advantage of it should not be liable for repayment of the loans
beyond giving the Government a 10-cent lien on the cotton against the
loans.
It is an integral part of the plan that, should cotton go below 10
cents a pound on the farm, despite the 40% reduction contemplated in
next year's planting, the Government would stand the loss.
But since the RFC could not advance the required funds without an
unlimited liability on the part of the borrower, the matter was put up to
Mr. Morgenthau.
He pointed out that he could not wisely guarantee
repayment because such an action would directly involve all the assets of
the FCA, including outstanding Federal Land Bank bonds, and the rem¬
nants of the Farm Board revolving fund, from which loans are made to
■7 ;
It is contemplated further
co-operatives.
Corporation to Be Formed.
Officials then turned to the
private corporation idea,
which is understood
of Oscar Johnson, Finance Director of the
AAA.
He first thought of utilizing an unused charter to the Staple Cotton
Growers Association of Mississippi, which was set up when the Farm Board
to
been the suggestion
have
pound on cotton in its stabilization operations.
permission to use the charter could be obtained
organization, officials found in it certain restrictive
began lending 16 H cents a
Although confident that
from the Mississippi
clauses not suited to
Loans to
•
their purposes.
producers under
a
this Government 10c. cotton pro¬
Sept. 27 in
immediate
cotton interests by Oscar Johnson,
to bear 4% interest, it was revealed on
tentative plan for placing the advances into
gram are
laid
operation,
before
Washington
correspondent of the New York "Journal of Commerce," re¬
porting this, added that a complete program calling for the
set-up of a Federal Commodity Credit Corporation to pass
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds on to produc¬
ers through the Federal Reserve banking system had been
prepared by the Financial Administrator for the conference
of cotton factors, shippers, co-operative marketing associa¬
tion representatives and others in the industry.
Continuing,
Administrator
Financial
the dispatch
of
the
AAA.
The
stated:
middling
spot market price.
Loans
are
if the
the average
call the loan and require payment
%-inch cotton is 15 cents or over, on
Otherwise, loans are to extend to June 1 1934.
producers only, on notes to be determined
to be made to
by
the borrower to co-operate
with the AAA cotton acreage reduction program for the coming year.
Storage charges, interest charges and commissions will be payable from
the proceeds derived from the sale of the cotton and will have preference
over
the principal obligation, provided the Commission for selling and
handling is not over 3 % of the gross sale price of the cotton and the other
charges are usual.
V7.
7.
.77..."..'
Loans are to be made through co-operatives, cotton factors or licensed
warehouses in which the cotton is stored, and these lending agencies are
to certify the grade of the cotton.
Warehouse receipts are to be used as
collateral.
V7,
J-7.^.7: -7;^ 77. '. -7:7.7; •
the
Credit
The
Corporation, which will obligate
Government's plan to lend to cotton farmers
pound on their holdings of this year's crop was
the acceptance by the growers of the program
on
the
output last
August was the highest
month was 37,500,000
sharp seasonal gain
centers are hampering busi¬
Scattered reports from retail markets
are being watched closely and are generally quite favorable.
Prices at retail have not been universally raised, so that the
markets have yet to meet that test.
With the increased costs
of raw materials and of manufacturing operations under the
NRA, it is believed that shoe prices to the public must be
increased substantially in the near future.
"Business in the leather market, which had been very dull
for some weeks, has recently been more active,
A part of
the increased buying may be attributed to the tanners' code,
which became effective Sept. 18 and which modified terms
troubles in certain local shoe
in this section.
ness
of
10c. a
conditioned
of the AAA
general reason was believed to be
protecting themselves against further pros¬
payment, but a more
that buyers were
pective increases in prices. Leather is recognized to be in a
strong position.
At the end of July finished leather stocks
were 13% below a year ago and were fast approaching the
lowest levels of recent years.
In addition, while prices of
hides and skins have risen on the average almost 120% above
the low level of last February, leather has advanced on the
40%, although some types, such as sole
advanced more than that.
Tanners have
stepped up operations sharply, and in July placed more hides
into the tanning process than in any month since January
1930.
Output is being correspondingly increased after the
usual l,ag, but recent buying gives evidence of a continued
rapid clearance of leather.
"The hide market, after some weeks of extreme dulness,
became quite active for a few days in the first week of this
month, with prices of 13c. for heavy native steers comparing
with a previous high price of 15c. at the termination of the
large buying movement late in July. Trading in volume was
short-lived, however, and tanners are now bidding at a fur¬
ther reduction, which the large packers seem unwilling to
accept.
The greatly increased slaughter continues, and in
August amounted to 840,000, the highest for that month in
at least 10 years and almost 33% more than in August 1932.
Imports have also reached a very high level, amounting to a
net inward movement of 462,000 hides in July, a figure even
above the average for good times."
average
leather,
only about
have
Grain Markets
Respond for
a
Time to the Depreciation of the
Depth, but Subsequently
American Dollar When at Its Lowest
Decline Again—Sugar
Well
Prices Move Lower—Coffee Prices
Maintained.
Grain
prices as a whole moved towards lower
levels dur¬
ing September, except that there was an upward spurt in
wheat when the American dollar suffered such severe depre¬
ciation
(carrying it lower than at any previous date
the United
States
since
suspended gold payments).
Prices were
of the month; then showed recovery,
weak the first 10 days
and
finally sharply advanced as the dollar moved down,
but
The September option for
whoatrin Chicago, against an opening price Sept. 1 of 85c.,
touched 81%c. Sept. 11, reached 93%c. on Sept. 19 (about
the time when the dollar suffered its severest tumble), and
thereafter
Credit Corporation may
on
show
The
Provision for Call.
market
markets as
that usually occurs in
accounted for by the extraordinary rate
of output in preceding months.
Considerable uncertainty prevails in the trade as to the
probable course of production this autumn, which is usually
the busiest season of the year.
Many shoe factories have
finished early fall orders and are now only moderately busy,
whereas usually output is expanding at this time.
Labor
officials that the RFC could not make loans
by the borrower.
Under the original plan, announced by President Roosevelt last Friday
(Sept. 22) it was contemplated that the required funds would be advanced
by the RFC to the FCA.
The latter organization was to have complete
jurisdiction over the distribution of the loans, in line with the policy of
placing all loans for agricultural purposes under a single Federal agency.
For the latter purpose the FCA was established at the behest of the
President, and Henry Morgenthau Jr. received authority over all such
upon
its New England
August, but this is
a
crop.
,
August, however, and on a daily average basis production
remained about the same.
On that basis production failed
private corporation with Federal capital had been de¬
cided upon by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration
for distributing up to $400,000,000 in loans to cotton farmers
of
r
Sept. 28, discusses these
Estimated
record.
to
and the Farm Credit
,
pairs, which compares with 33,660,000 pairs in July and
30,780,000 pairs in August 1932. The gain over July was due
almost entirely to the greater number of working days in
Oscar Johnston
details.
entails the lending of producers
10 cents per pound on their cotton crop, for the purpose of enabling them to
hold their cotton until prices are nearer their fair exchange value.
Finance Corporation
under date of
"Production of boots and shoes in
on
provide this credit to cotton producers are now
being worked out by the
,
follows:
without liability to them.
Details of the plan to
,
Show Lessening Activity*
National Bank of Boston, in
The First
their present
in acreage.
ment
_
Hides, Leather and Footwear
crop, on
lows
of the crop.
destruction of 25%
Washington agreed on Sept. 22 to ad¬
The authorities at
than 25% of the same base
of 1935 by not more
tribute
vance
,
agreement which planters must
The
Advance Cotton Producers 10 Cents per
Crop—Growers to
Get Funds Without
to
Their
on
' *'
...
Government'8 Plan
Pound
174,406,000 feet.
of it.
cotton take advantage
production, the shipments being 175,021,000
feet and the new orders
The advices to this
the crops of 1934 and 1935.
for reducing
operations of 1,051 leading hard¬
Increase in new business, it was
associations covering the
dropped back again.
Sept. 30 at 86%c. The December option for wheat at
Chicago, after opening on Sept. 1 at 89c. and advancing to
90%c. Sept. 5, sank to 84%c. Sept. 8, but reached 97%c.
closed
Sept. 19, closing, however, Sept. 30 at 90%c.
At Winnipeg
grain market completely collapsed, and the October
the
option,
as
against 71%c. Sept. 5, sold down to
60%c. Sept. 30.
at Chicago closed at 45%c. Sept. 30 against
opening price on Sept. 1 of 48%c.
December corn at
September
an
corn
Chicago closed Sept. 30 at 50%c. as against an opening price
Sept. 1 of 54%c.
September oats at Chicago closed Sept. 30
at
35%c. against an opening price Sept. 1 of 37c. September
closed at 67c. against an opening price Sept. 1 of 70c.,
rye
but September
barley closed Sept. 30 at 54c. compared with
price Sept. 1. Peg prices, placed on wheat
50c. the opening
membership of the
Sept. 14 at an
emergency meeting of the membership held on the trading
floor.
Winnipeg advices stated that after the opening of the
Exchange on that day trading was halted, a meeting ol
members called, and a unanimous vote taken to rescind the
motion of Aug. 15 placing the minimum levels on Winnipeg
and
oats
Aug. 15 by a vote of the
on
Winnipeg Grain Exchange, were removed
grain values.
Primarily, the agreement 1 has been proposed in order to
return
in the grain markets was in
face ot
of a bullish character. Thus the Dominion Bureau
of Statistics on Sept. 11 issued a preliminary estimate of
crop news
yield of the principal grain crops in
Northwest
wheat
Besides relieving an
the East and Gulf regions which have been
This has made the Pacific
7
market.
The agreement is also designed to help carry
market.
The
United
States
The agreement was submitted by Pacific
domestic price paid to producers
The
against 2,876,000,000 bushels harvested in 1932. The oats crop, at 688,000,000 bushels, against 1,238,000,000 bushels, and the barley
crop at 159,000,000 bushels, against 300,000,000 bushels.
Sugar j>rices weakened towards the close of the month,
the break being due, according to the New York Coffee and
Sugar Exchange, to the fact that the sugar trade found itself
corn
was
crop
time in recent
There was general disappointment, it was stated,
the failure of Secretary of Agriculture Wallace to sign
years.
over
agreement for sugar, which had been counted
upon as a constructive development by sugar men, though
the agreement was reported as in its final stage of com¬
the marketing
pletion.
course,
The revolutionary disturbances in Cuba were, of
also an unsettling influence. Cuban raw sugar, after
rising to 1.65c. c.i.f. as against 1.60c. Aug. 28 was down to
Section 8 and Section 12,
for expansion of markets and removal
result of the operation of the agreement.
as a
against 7%c. Aug. 31 and 7%c. July 31.
with 7%c. June 30
;
7%c.
on
This
May 31 and also 7%c.
the
to
move
Orient.
porary organization sht up to
"The
the adoption of
shall
ment
This last is as against
8%e. bid Aug. 31; 8^. July 30; 7%c. on June 30; 8%c.
May 31; 7%@7%c. April 30; 714c. March 31; 7y4c. Feb. 29;
7Vsc. Jan. 30; with 7@7%c. Dec. 311931; 6V2@6%c. Nov. 30;
'5%@6c. Oct. 31; 5V2c. Sept. 30; 5y2@5%c. Aug. 31; 5%@6c.
July 31; 6%@7c. June 30; 6%c. xMay 29; 6y2@6%c. April 30;
5%c. March 31; 5y>@5%c. Feb. 28; 6%c. Jan. 31, all in the
any
1931, and with 7i/4@71/2c. Dec. 31 1930.
Sept. 30 was quoted at 81/4@8%c. as against
8c. 011 Aug. 31, and comparing with 8@S1/4c. July 31; 7%@8c.
June 30; 8@81/4c. on May 31, and the same on April 29 and
on March 31, and against 81A@81/2c. Feb.
28; 8%c. Jan. 31;
9c. Dec. 31 1932; 9y2c. Nov. 30 and lO^c. Oct. 31.
There was
no quotation
Sept. 30 1932 for this grade, but earlier in
September the price was 14c. bid. This compares with 12%c.
Aug. 31; 10y4c. July 30; 9y8@9%c. June 30; 9%@10c.
May 31; 9c. April 30; 8y2c. March 31; 8y2c. Feb. 29; 8%c.
definite form
condition
estimated
crop
in
the
or
policy by the Secretary, but this agree¬
being necessary for the solution of the
Pacific
aforesaid
25,000,000
at
bushels,
which
area."
Northwest
from last year's
the
clogged
terminal
and
country elevator facilities at many points just as the new crop was coming
market.
to
Direction of the proposed export association would
mittee of seven, with two members from the North
from
two
Farmers
the
North
National
Growers and
one
Pacific
Grain
Grain
Exporters
Corporatioil,
be vested in a com¬
Pacific M^lls Association,
Association, one from the
from the North Pacific Grain
one
The com¬
designated by the Secretary of Agriculture.
mittee is empowered, under the agreement, to
Credit
Loan
appoint a managing agent.
Wheat to Be Made by
Financing of Steding of Winter
Corporations
Offices—Will
Regional
and Seed and Crop Pro¬
85% of Borrower's
Exceed
Not
Average Annual Acreage of Product for Past Four
Years.
Regional agricultural credit corporations and the seed and
crop production loan offices will finance the seeding of not
exceed
to
85% of
winter wheat for
a
borrower's
average
annual acreage of
base period of the last four years, it was
a
Sept. 26 by Governor Henry Morgenthau Jr., of
the Farm Credit Administration.
A statement issued by the
Sept. 27, in which the announcement was contained,
on
also said:
The
financing is limited to the 85% of the
gardless of whether
age
or
average
annual acreage re¬
not the borrowing farmer has signed a wheat acre¬
control contract with the Secretary of Agriculture.
instructions is to place
with the wheat acreage
The effect of these
the loaning policy of the FCA entirely in accord
control program of the Department of Agriculture,
Mr. Morgenthau explained.
year
No. 7 Santos
One provision reads:
The present "critical condition" is caused by a carry-over
FCA
Sept. 28.
association is a tem¬
relieve an emergency.
be considered only as
critical
present
nominal
on
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plans and arrangements herein specified shall not be considered as
on March 31; with 8@81/&c. Feb. 28; 8%c. Jan.
31; 8^4c. Dec. 31 1932; 8y2c. Nov. 30 ; 814c. Oct. 31, and the
price of 10c. bid
V:'-
The agreement specifically states that the export
announced
April 29 and
The wheat might be sold
anywhere in the world market, but officials expect that most of it would
Agricultural
as
of surplus agricultural products.
It is emphasized that no wheat would be sold for less than the world price
duction
Sept. 30
under the authority
Subsection B of the Agricultural
Adjustment Act, which provides for marketing agreements and use of funds
The wholesale price of refined sugar at New
on Sept. 21 from 4.70c. to 4.60c. by
all the leading refineries.
compares
of the project, the AAA said on
The proposed marketing agreement has been made
of Section 2,
York was marked down
prices showed little change.
No. 7 Rio for spot
delivery in the New York market was quoted at 7^@7%C.
of wheat and the lower world price.
Sept. 12:
1.55c. Sept. 28.
Coffee
Northwest interests themselves.
reimbursing exporters for the difference between the American
In further explanation
put at 2,285,000,000 bushels
confronted with more uncertainty than at any
surpluses from the
export quota under the international
agreement is 47,000,000 bushels.
yield of oats at only 316,906,000 bushels as
in 1931.
out the terms of the inter¬
national wheat agreement, whose purpose is to remove
world
bven by rail.
surplus a burden on the whole domestic wheat
;
^
7-S':
bushels
harvested in 1932 and with 900,219,000 bushels
threatened by shipments of low-
priced Northwestern wheat through the Panama Canal and
It provides for
against 391,561,000 bushels. On the same day the Crop Reporting Board
of the United States Department of Agriculture at Washing¬
ton made public its forecasts and estimates of the grain
crops of the United States.
These estimates were of the
isame unfavorable character as all the previous montMy
estimates.
The wheat crop (winter and spring combined)
was put at 506,557,000 bushels as against 726,283,000 bushels
condition in the Pacific
acute local wheat surplus
estimates put
as
increase the
been
whose prices have
producers,
Northwest, the agreement is designed to protect prices in wheat markets in
Canada, and these
the yield of wheat for 1933 at only 282,771,000
against 428,514,000 bushels raised in 1932, and the
Pacific
to
threatened by an acute surplus in that region.
.
The lack of strength
the
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MONTHLY REVIEW
OCT., 1933.]
This limitation of financing to 85%
age was
in
95
but
acres
ing of
excess
more
acreage was
more
of 95
than 80
80
applies if the average annual acre¬
If the average annual acreage was less than
acres.
than 80 acres, no loan will be made to finance the plant¬
No reduction will be required if the average
acres.
acres or
less.
Governor Morgenthau also pointed out that in cases where winter wheat
is considered necessary for forage for the livestock of the applicant for a
loan from
acres
crop
a
may
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation, plantings
be made regardless of the history of the land.
production loan offices
It also compares with 8@8%c. Dec. 31 1931; 7%©
7y2c. Nov. 30; 7%c. bid Oct. 31; 6%@7c. Sept. 30; 6%@6%c.
Aug. 31; 7y2@7%c. July 31; 8%>@9c. June 30; 8y2@8%c.
Germany Puts
May 29, and the same figures for April 30; 7%@8c. March
31; 7%@8c. Feb. 28; 8%@9c. Jan. 31, all in the year 1931,
are
to 80
making no loans for planting forage crops.
Tribune"
Jan. 30.
and with
Prices
In
ther
a
Supplies
Under
Control—Wheat
and Rye-
Set, Speculation Barred and Output Limit Planned.
Berlin cablegram, Sept. 19, to the New York "Herald
(copyright), it was stated that Dr. Richard WalDarre, Minister of Agriculture, on that date issued a
decree
8%@9^4c. Dec. 31 1930, and ll}4c. Oct. 31 1930.
Grain
up
The seed and
prohibiting dealings in futures in
wheat and
rye,
which heretofore have been permitted in the commodity ex¬
AAA
Subsidize
to
from
Pacific
Exportation
Northwest
at
of
35,000,000
IS
to
20
Bushels
Cents
Below
of
Wheat
Domestic
Market—$7,000,000 Fund Will Finance Transaction, Designed
to Bolster American
Prices—Formal Hearing on Plan
Was
Set for Yesterday.
change at Berlin and Breslau.
In this action, it was stated,
conferred upon him by laws re¬
cently enacted with regard to Government control of agricul¬
Dr. Darre exercised powers
tural
production and marketing.
He announced the begin¬
,
The
on
Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced
Sept. 12 that it planned to subsidize the exportation of
30,000,000 to 35,000,000 bushels of wheat from the Pacific
A hearing on the plan, which was drafted in the
Northwest,
form of a
marketing agreement, was scheduled for Sept. 15
at Portland, Ore., but officials of the AAA
indicated that
this hearing would be
merely a formal compliance with the
Agricultural Adjustment Act which provides that hearings
must be held
on three days' notice on such
proposed agree¬
The AAA plans to sell the wheat in world
markets
at from 15 to 20c. below the domestic
level, and it is expected
that it will go chiefly to
China,
ments.
Japan, Ireland, Spain, Portu¬
The AAA will finance the project
$7,000,000 to be derived from
processing tax of 30c. a bushel.
This sum is
gal and the Philippines.
with
the
a
subsidization fund of
wheat
already available, since 2c. of the 30c. tax has been ear¬
marked for the removal of
surpluses.
It was said in Wash¬
ington that the principal purpose of the selling
plan is to
remove the large wheat
surpluses now stored in the Pacific
Northwest which have threatened price levels in
inland mar¬
kets.
Transactions will be carried out
through the North
Pacific Export Equalization
Association, which will be cre¬
ated under the plan.
In
the AAA said:
announcing the project, oh Sept
.
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•
12
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ning of a policy which might be described
as "agricultural
Under date of Sept. 20 the United States
Department of Agriculture had the following to say regard¬
ing the steps taken by Germany to control wheat acreage:
central planning."
Germany has taken action to carry out its part of the international wheat
agreement by prohibiting increases in the acreages of wheat and rye, and by
requiring some reduction in wheat acreage.
In addition, it is planned that
prices will be guaranteed next
season
only
on
that part of Germany's 1934
wheat crop which is domestically consumed in that country.
This information was received to-day by the Department of
Agriculture
in a cable from its office in Berlin, confirming reports that the German
Gov¬
ernment had taken
and rye,
steps to control wheat acreage, had fixed prices
and had prohibited futures trading in these grains.
Agricultural Adjustment Administration officials,
now
on
wheat
in the midst of
an
intensive campaign to reduce American wheat production in line with the
London wheat accord, expressed satisfaction with the German
action
looking toward fulfillment of the international agreement.
Department of Agriculture officials pointed out that the German action
that American farmers who sign up to reduce their
acreage can feel
means
that their fellow wheat producers in
are
importing as well as exporting countries
co-operating in the effort to solve the world wheat surplus problem.
The wheat and rye prices fixed by the German Government
are
above the current level and increase about 1 % a month from
next
June.
At
present
slightly
October till
exchange rates the price range is equivalent to
about $1.80 in October to $1.92 in June.
By determining to pay fixed prices only
German
action is similar to
on domestic
consumption, the
the wheat program
adopted by the United
States, under which benefits paid to producers in consideration for
reducing
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8
during 1928-1932. This
determined as the amount of wheat domes¬
tically consumed as food which pays the processing tax.
fe Wheat production in Germany has increased sharply in the last five years.
In 1929 the production was 123,000.000 bushels. In 1930 it rose to 139,000,paid
acreage are
is the percentage
54% of the average production
on
which has been
bushels, in 1932 to 183,000,000 bushels.
000 bushels, in 1931 to 155,000,000
level. With normal
wheat acreage would result in a
breaking this sharp upward trend.
northern Louisiana is 15c. per barrel, and in Arkansas 10c. a
Taxes
on
Become Effective
Tobacco
Oct. /—Range
Will Reimburse
f-om I 7 Cents to 6.1 Cents a Pound—Revenue
Growers tor Reducing Output.
Sept. 6.—The Texas Oo. meets advances in Mid-Continent and Texas.
Sept. 8.—Stanolind Crude Oil Purchasing Co. posts 15c. advance in
fields.
announced on Sept. 5
payments would be made to flue-cured tobacco
who signed agreements to curtail production in 1934
be made will
be obtained from the processing tax of about 4c. a pound on
tobacco processed for domestic manufacturers.
The state¬
Funds from Which payments are to
and 1935.
ment from the AAA said:
to
barrel,
are
reduction drive
the
Which
opened
was
on
Sept. 11.
division of the AAA, said
had signed contracts during the first
three days of the campaign.
The details of the processing
tax plan were described as follows in Washington advices,
Sept. 15:
this
program
will receive payments from
advances
price
,
15c. a
grade crude
Corning
of 7
as
&
a.
Transportation
Sept.
m.
Co.,
subsidiary of Ashland
15c. a barrel to
11.
H. L. Hunt, Inc., post 15c. advance
in
Sept. 14.—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey advance shore plant Diesel
oil, gas oil, distillate fuel, industrial fuel, and Essoheat He. a gallon.
Sept. 15.—Standard Oil Co. of Indiana posts advances, effective to-day,
follows:
2c.
cylinder oil selling under 40c., and 3c. on material now at
on
40c. or more; 2c. on engine and other oils selling between 16c.
and 3c. for those above 40c.; lc. on paraffine oils and
High priced lubricating
and 40c.,
Hc. on black oils.
fractionally.
greases up
Sept. 15.—-Standard Oil Oo. of New Jersey posts 20c. advance in Diesel
oil,
new
price being $1.95 per barrel at New York Harbor, and $1.80 at
Gulf ports.
Sept. 15.—-Sinclair Refining Co., subsidiary of Consolidated Oil Corp.,
advances tank
prices of heating oils He. along the Atlantic Seaboard.
car
Sept. 18.—Retroactive to Sept. 8 Humble Oil & Refining Co. posts 5c.
advance
in
crude
prices
in
Gray
County,
Texas
meeting
Panhandle,
schedule of Phillips Petroleum Co. ranging from 69c. for 34 degrees
to 81c. on 40 gravity and above.
effective
gravity
The Texas Co. also met the advance,
of Sept. 18.
as
Sept. 28.—The Texas Corp. posted advances ranging from 3 to 11c. a
On each of the six types the tax is based on the farm sales weight, with a
barrel throughout the Mid-Continent and Texas fields.
higher rate for the unstemmed tobacco after the moisture has been removed,
a
oil 15c.
field, price being 65c.
same
the funds raised by the tax on the particular type they produce.
and still
Co.
barrel.
Sept. 12.—Louisiana Oil Refining Corp; posts 10c. advance in llr&nia,
J. B. Hutson, chief of the tobacco
that 50% of the growers
Tobacco growers taking part in
Oil
a
price being $1.20.
new
$1.12, effective
Returns from the taxes
to be used to reimburse growers for curtailing acreage,
under
barrel and Gulf port to 95c.
Sept. 12.—Ashland Oil
as
six major types, would become effective on Oct. 1,
it was announced in Washington on Sept. 15.
The taxes
were imposed by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace with the
on
approval of President Roosevelt.
a
Refining Co., advances Somerset, Kentucky, crude oil
Processing taxes on tobacco, ranging from 1.7 to 6.1c. per
pound
$1.10
Sept. 11.—South Penn
to obtain parity
if
All other companies are expected to follow.
Sept. 8.—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey advance Bunker fuel
La., field, new price being 60c.
,
tobacco growing industry is designed
prices not only for the crops of 1934 and 1935 but also,
possible, to lift this year's prices to parity level.
The program for the flue-cured
Barnsdale and
barrel, effective Monday, Sept. 11, bringing the New York Harbor
that benefit
growers
New prices met by
all
and north-
New top prices in Oklahoma and Kansas, 97c.; north
Sinclair.
a
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
Standard
of Indiana, meets advances in Mid-Continent and Texas.
central Texas, 92c.; East Texas, 90c.
Processing
barrel.
Sept. 6.—Stanolind Crude Oil Purchasing Co., subsidiary of
yields, the proposed reduction in German
somewhat smaller crop next year,
6.—Gulf Pipe Line Oo. meets advance of Humble; increase in
Sept.
the crop near the 1932
The estimate this year places
Oklahoma
Magnolia increase in northern Louisiana is 15c. per barrel; in
quotations are increased to level posted by Continental.
Sept.
the
higher tax on stemmed tobacco at the time of processing,
Stanolind
29.—The
Standard
Oil
Co. of
Crude
of
subsidiary
Co.,
Purchasing
Oil
Indiana; the Sinclair-Prairie Oil Marketing Co.,
With the exception of the cigar leaf type, the processing levys represent
subsidiary of the Consolidated Oil Corp.; the Magnolia Petroleum Co.,
the full difference between the parity price of the 1919-29 base period and
subsidiary of the Socony-Vacuum Corp.; the Carter Oil Co. and the Humble
v
Oil &
the current average market price.
Taxes become effective Oct. 1, with retailers
to dispose of
the stock
on
being given 30 days in which
If the stock is not sold by the end of that
hand.
Louisiana, and the Sun Oil Co., met the advances announced by Texaco.
Sept. 29.—The Ohio Oil Co. posted advances of 11c.
time, the levy will apply to retailers also, if the tax has not already been
Flue-cured, farm sales weight per pound 4.2 cents,
unstemmed 4.7, stemmed, 6.1; cigar leaf, 3, 3.75,
being advanced 10c.
The regulations issued for the processing taxes contain conversion factors
designed to arrive at the amount to be levied on the manufactured tobaccos,
a
In the case of flue-cured,
cigarette type, 60% is
or
Oil Co. of New Jersey, advanced prices of crude oil in its territory 7 to 11
cents
a
barrel, effective Sept. 29, bringing the price structure in line with
the higher level posted Sept. 28 by the Texas Corp. throughout the Mid-
Petroleum and Its Products—Further Advances in Both Crude Oil
and
the
Finished Products.
gravity and above,
petroleum trade perhaps the most noteworthy de¬
a
barrel with
a
up
8 cents.
2-cent differential up to 95
a
Sabine and DeSoto for below 25
top of $1.01 for 40 gravity and above, up 7 cents.
Homer, below 25 gravity, 71 cents; 40 gravity and above, $1.03, up 10 cents,
Sarapeta and Carterville, below 25 gravity, 75 cents; 40 gravity and above,
$1.07, up 10 cents.
Ill the
The company's new postings were as follows:
Caddo, below 25 gravity, 63 cents
cents for 40
gravity, 69 cents, with
exported.
Haynesville, below 25 gravity, 65 cents; 40 gravity
and above, 97 cents, up 8 cents.
Miller County, Ark., below 25 gravity,
cents,
velopment was the inauguration of sweeping advances in
prices by the Texas Co. throughout the Southwest.
62 cents; 40 gravity and above, 94
crude oil
25 gravity, 75 cents; 40 gravity and above, $1.07, up 8 cents.
On Sept. 29 the Texas Co., one of the leading independent oil
pany
companies, named
a
flat figure of a dollar
oil in the East Texas field.
a
barrel for crude
A few months previously the
Texas Co. was posting a price of 10c. a barrel in this field.
Many other leading oil companies at once announced that
they would fall in line with the Texas Co.
As a matter of
fact, however, price advances were almost continuously in
Crude Oil.
4.—Continental
Sept.
crude, effective 7
Sept
a. m.,
Oil
Co.
posts
^V--: ;V'.'
10c.
advance
in
Mid-Continent
Rock
Creek
10 cents
which it purchases,
effective at 7
a.
m..
Sept. 6.
2c. differential to
a
bar¬
a
to
Basin and Grass Creek light,
$1.02
a
barrel.
a
barrel
Big Muddy to $1.01 and
Sunburst, Mont., crude
was
advanced
barrel to $1.35.
by the Texas Corp., Sept. 28, effective Sept. 29.
Gasoline and Kerosene.
j-\
September 1.—Effective immediately Atlantic Refining Co. discontinues
2c. cash discount
on
gasoline sales at service stations throughout its terri¬
tory in Pennsylvania, Delaware and New England, this being equivalent
to 2c. advance.
./
1.—Effective
Saturday,
Sept.
advanced service station gasoline price
tank wagon price
The company's new
quotations range from 50c. for below 25 gravity with
a
Sept. 30.—The Shell Petroleum Corp. met the crude oil advances initiated
September
homa and Kansas, posts new price scale with top of 82c. in districts in
The com¬
Sept. 30.—The Ohio Oil Co. advanced Wyoming crude 11 cents
to $1.18 for Elk
Sept. 5.
5.—Carter Oil Co., subsidiary of Standard of New Jersey in Okla¬
Eldorado, below
rel, respectively, up 10 cents in each instance,
day by day throughout the month. In the following
undertake to indicate the principal price changes for the
month, both in the case of crude oil and the refined product:
11 cents.
up
posted Smackover and Nevada crudes at 70 cents and 60 cents
progress
we
with Lima
barrel.
Continent and Texas fields.
floor stocks.
The taxes will be collected on the domestically consumed portion of the
tobacco processed.
barrel in the price
Sept. 30.—Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana, subsidiary of the Standard
5; Maryland 1.7, 1.8,
2.4; burley 2,2.3, 3.1; fire-cured 2.9,3.2, 4.1, dark air cured 3.3,3.8, 5.1.
or
a
of Illinois, Princeton and Western Kentucky grades of crude oil
paid elsewhere on the goods.
The tax rates are:
Refining Co., subsidiaries of the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey;
the Tidewater Oil Co.; the Gulf Pipe Line Co., the Gulf Refining Co. of
lc.
2,
per
Standard
York
of New
gallon; advanced
posted
Ma. per gallon, and discontinued cash discount practice.
September 1.—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey and Standard of Louisiana
advance gasoline service station price
82c. for 40 gravity and above, and is the second 10c. advance posted by
this
this company in two weeks.
He. per gallon, with notation that
discontinued cash discount practice.
Sept. 5.—Humble Oil & Eefg. Co. posts 15c. advance for East Texas
crude, new price being 75c.
to 12c. a barrel.
In north and central Texas advance is 10c.
Gulf coast crudes advanced 12c.; Oonroe crude advanced
range
from
below 25 gravity instead of 29 gravity as heretofore.
Sept. 5.—Ohio Oil Oo. advances all grades of crude 10c.
Lime, $1.05; Illinois,
are:
Western Kentucky. 92c.; Elk Basin,
a
barrel, effective
97c.; Prindeton,
Big
top of $1.
new
Other advances range from 5c.
for lowest gravities to 23c. per barrel for highest in
Signal Hill and other
fields.
Changes effective Sept. 6.
^ ;
Sept. 5.—South Penn Oil Co. advances Pennsylvania grade crude 10c.
barrel.
eye
.
New prices are:
South West Penn, $2.02; Eureka, $1.97; Buck¬
Pipeline, $1.82.
Sept.
5.—Tide
Water,
announces
10c.
advance
in
New
York
Sept. 6.—Stoll Oil Co. posts 7c. advance in Hart and Barren counties,
new
top of 92c. per barrel
price of $1.05.
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'
'
"
a
barrel to
'
.
Sept. 6.—Sinclair-Prairie Crude Oil Marketing Oo. meets higher postings
in Mid-Continent and Texas fields.
Sept. 6.—Shell Petroleum Corp. meets Humble advances.
Sept. 6.—Magnolia Petroleum Co., subsidiary of Socony-Vacuum Corp.,
Gulf Coast, and southern Louisiana.
meets Humble advances in Texas,
expenses
at stations,
and
lc.
a
gasoline 2c.
a
gallon, and Ethyl and regular gasoline
gallon, in Houston. Texas.
ture for all grades, effective Sept. 7.
New prices are 15Hc.: 13 He. and 12c.,
respectively, for the three grades, all plus 5He. State and Federal taxes.
Sept. 6.—Standard Oil Co. of Indiana posts He. advance in tank wagon
and service station prices, effective Sept. 7 at all stations.
Sept. 6.—Standard Oil Co. of California advances gasoline prices lHc.
a
gallon in southern California and lc. in northern California and Pacific
y:';,\
Sept. 6.—Retroactive
to
Sept. 1, Standard of Indiana increases by He.
the margin allowed to dealers and agents on
gasoline sales.
Sept. 7.—Effective Sept. 8, Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey advances
tank car, tank wagon and service station gasoline prices
unbranded gasoline He. a gallon tank car.
out
lc.
a
gallon, and
Advances also effective through¬
territory of subsidiary. Standard of Louisiana.
wagon and service station
gasoline prices lc. per gallon.
Sept. 11.—British-American Oil Co. advances gasoline lc. at Montreal.
New price range is 27c. for white; 27c. for
green, and 29c.
for Ethyl, in¬
cluding tax.
Sept. 6.—South Penn Oil Oo. advances Corning crude 10c.
new
operating
Sept. 8.—Effective Saturday, Sept. 9, Standard of Indiana advances tank
Ltd.,
Transit to $2.35 and Bradford in National Transit 10c. to $2.35.
Kentucky, to
increased
northwest territory.
Sept. 5.—Standard of California advances price of 27 gravity crude at
a
offset
011 advance third grade
97c.;
92c.; Grass Oreek Light, 92c.;
Muddy, 75c.; Rock Creek, 76c.; Sunburst, $1.10.
Signal Hill 15c. per barrel to
to
Sept. 6.—Standard Oil Co. of Ohio posts lc. advance In statewide struc¬
Sept. 5.—Standard Oil Go. of Louisiana, subsidiary of Standard of New
New prices
is
September 1.—Humble Oil & Refining, Shell Petroleum, and Consolidated
15c. to top of 94c. per barrel.
Jersey, advances prices 15c. per barrel and changes postings to
Sept. 6.
advance
Sept. 11.—Imperial Oil Co. advances gasoline lc. in Montreal, meeting
price range of British-American Oil Go.
7
Sept. 11.—Effective at 7
tank
car
Sept.
a. m.,
Standard Oil Oo. of New York advances
kerosene quotations He. a gallon.
11.—Sinclair
Refining
Co.
advances tank car kerosene He. a
gallon at Tiverton, R. I., New York State, Philadelphia, Washington and
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12—Colonial
Sept.
Beacon
Oil Co.,
controlled by Standard of
He.
France is willing to pay the United States what she receives
New
from
gasoline prices
Jersey, advances tank car, tank wagon and service station
MeW York advances tank car, tank wagon
gasoline prices He. a gallon throughout its entire
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oil companies in Southern California advance third
Sept. 12.—Standard Oil Co. of
and
service
station
territory,
12.—Major
Sept.
Germany in the form of reparations, but no more.
now about to begin clearly will
prove delicate,
quite properly has never
admitted any connection whatever between reparations and
war debts.
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the United States Government
as
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The Problem of Disarmament,
grade gasoline He. a gallon, new price being
a
gallon.
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prices He. a gallon
Philadelphia area, making
of taxes.
Sept. 12.—Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, effective Sept. 13, advances
naphtha 2c. a gallon; furnace oils He. a gallon, and kerosene lc. a gallon.
Sept. 12.—Effective Sept. 14, Standard Oil Co. of Ohio advances kero¬
sene lc. a gallon throughout its territory.
New prices, including tax of lc.,
are 15c. at service stations and 13He. tank wagon.
Price is lc. under the
State rate in Mahoning, Trumbull, Vanwert, Pauling, Allen and Putnam
Sept. 12.—Atlantic Refining Co. advances gasoline
throughout Pennsylvania and Delaware, except
service station price 13Hc. and
counties.
tank wagon 12Hc., exclusive
1
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Sept. 14.—Humble Oil & Refining Co. and
Consolidated Oil Co. advance
gasoline prices lc. a gallon.
,
,
retail kerosene
by Atlantic
Oil Co. of New Jersey advances
Sept. 20.—Standard
*
Advance met in Pennsylvania and Delaware
Refining Co. and other companies.
''
price lc. ft gallon.
Sept. 27.—The Humble Oil & Refining Co. and
late Tuesday reduced service station
gasoline 1 cent
5H cents
a
a
other major marketers
prices of premium and ethyl
gallon to 18H cents and 20 H cents,
grades of
respectively, including
gallon in taxes.
Stoll Refining Co. and
gallon to 21 cents for
and 17 H cents for third grade, including 5 cents
Sept. 29.—The Standard OH Co. of Kentucky,
other marketers reduced the price of gasoline 1 cent a
ethyl, 19 cents for regular
State and 1H cent Federal tax.
Bring State Within Allowed Quota of 975,200
Secretary Jckes Had Denied Request for
Oil Output to
Barrels Daily-
Delay,
Secretary of the Interior Ickes, acting as Administrator
mission
that
he
Sept. 0 notified the Texas Railroad Com¬
expected complete compliance with the
nation-wide production allotment effective Sept.
8, and after
receiving this notification the Commission issued an order
reducing allowable production of the State to 975,200 barrels
The Commission had previously sought postponement
daily.
until
Sept. 10 of the limitation of output pending proration
hearings in that State to determine Where allowable cuts
could be made.
Secretary Ickes replied that a national move¬
ment could not be
State.
of
postponed to suit the convenience of
one
The Commission thereupon ordered a flat reduction
25% in production quotas.
Intergovernmental debt problems will be the subject of
ernments
beginning Oct. 6, soon after the arrival in "Wash¬
ington of several British experts who have been designated to
confer with officials here regarding revision of the settlement.
Review of the debt agreement has been awaited ever since
requests for such action were made by all the European
debtor Governments late last year.
Although the question
undoubtedly was discussed by President Roosevelt with
MacDonald
of
Britain
and
M.
Edouard
Herriot of France
during the visits of these statesmen to
Washington early this year, no apparent progress toward
readjustment of the debts was made. There is every indica¬
tion, however, that the studies now about to begin will be
definitive.
All other European debtors unquestionably will
follow with keenest interest the conclusions reached between
Britain and the United States, as they will probably be used
a
guide for further arrangements with France, Italy,
Belgium, Czechoslovakia and other debtors.
Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, chief economic adviser to the
London Government, and T. K. Bewley, a Britisn Treasury
official, will conduct the conversations for Britain. Together
with Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay, they sailed for the
United States late in September on the SS.. Majistic.
Sir Frederick remarked on sailing that he expected to observe
tne feeling in the United States toward the subject of the
debts.
It was indicated in Washington on Septl 24 that
Secretary of State Cordell Hull will direct the negotiations
on
tne American side, and that the State and
Treasury
Departments will co-operate closely on the matter. Mr. Hull
announced Sept. 28 that Under-Secretary of the Treasury
Dean Acneson and Frederick Livesey, assistant economic
adviser to the State Department, will conduct the actual
as
discussions.
sumably witb
The
a
conversations
are
to
start
Oct.
6,
pre¬
direct talk between the British officials and
President Roosevelt.
The President has indicated repeatedly
final decisions on proposals to be submitted to
Congress will be made by himself, and he is expected to
maintain close supervision over the negotiations.
It was reported in London late last month that the British
that
any
Government will not pay any more annuities and will
endeavor to arrange a lump-sum payment in final
discharge
of the obligation.
The problem of the December instalment
remains unsettled, and it is clear that no definitive
arrange¬
ment can be made which will cover that payment, as
Congress
will not meet until
It is
held
some
time after the instalment is due.
possible, accordingly, that a furtuer "token"
payment will be made by Britain at that time, with another
reservation to the effect that the sum is to apply against the
final settlement. Tnis was the method used by Britain when
making full payment last December. Tne French attitude
on the debts remains unchanged, according to Paris
reports,
and it is quite likely that France will default a third time this
December, pending a final adjustment of the problem.
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In the public forum of the Assembly, statesman
complained of the lack of progress and
urged action. It was remarked that the prestige of the League
has been seriously impaired by the vacillation on this
vitally
important matter.
In the private negotiations, which
continued throughout September, efforts were made to
lay the foundation for an accord at the disarmament con¬
ference, when it resumes at Geneva on Oct. 16. The signal
for these studies was given by the arrival in London of
United States Ambassador-at-large Norman H. Davis, who
is also the chief American delegate to the General Dis¬
after
statesman
Conference.
armament
Mr.
Davis conferred
early in the
Foreign
Secretary Sir John Simon.
Beginning Sept. 18, further
extensive conversations followed in Paris, between British
month
with
Prime
Minister
and American officials
the other.
on
The talks
one
were
MacDonald
and
side and French authorities
continued
finally in Geneva,
League
gathered there for the Assembly meeting.
German and
Italian statesmen joined in the Geneva conversations, which
were carried on
privately while the League meetings were in
when the representatives of all member-States of the
formal negotiations between the British and American Gov¬
Minister
on
The private discussions of disarmament were far more
indicative than the open debates in the League of Nations
on
Foreign Affairs—The International Debt Problem,
Prime
negotiations of the past month centered
the difficult and long-debated question of dis¬
armament.
Intense study was given this thorny problem
both in private conversations between officials of the
leading
World Powers in the capitals of Europe, and in the formal
debates of the League of Nations, but the results remained
quite as discouraging as they have been at all times in the
last 10 years.
The trend of the private conversations in¬
dicates that strenuous efforts are being made to obtain
agreement for some sort of disarmament convention, and
it is more than possible that these endeavors -will succeed.
It has become a diplomatic necessity to arrange a convention
in order to wind up the General Disarmament Conference
which has been in progress now for 20 months.
But it is
already evident that such an agreement will increase rather
than decrease armaments, as it wall provide in the first
place
for a larger German army, while other
European Powers will
not decrease their armaments for a period of three to four
mainly
Assembly.
Texas Railroad Commission Orders Flat 25% Cat in
of the oil code, on
International
progress.
A joint British and American attempt was made to work
a
formula for satisfying the French requirement for
out
security before disarmament and yet achieve the desired
end of reducing or limiting arms.
With this end in view,
intimations were given that Britain and the United States
prepared to make some concessions toward the French
proposal of armaments inspection by a duly authorized
international body, provided France in turn would agree
were
actual reduction of her exceedingly large armaments.
private discussions in London, Paris and Geneva centered
chiefly on this plan for armaments control through periodic
investigations by an international commission.
London
proposed that the inspections proceed for nine months and
that actual disarmament by France should
take place
immediately thereafter.
France, however, desired a fourto
an
The
year
period of inspections before limiting her
in any way.
reconciled to
own armaments
British and French views on this point were
degree by a tentative agreement for a
three-year period of periodic investigations, with actual
disarmament to be accomplished in a total period of eight
years.
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Attention
then
was
turned
to
the
German
and
Italian
aspects of this problem.
British authorities conferred with
the
German
Foreign Minister, Baron Konstantin von
Neurath, and informed him of all steps taken, so as to avoid
any suggestion of acting behind Germany's back.
German
views on the whole problem were said to be fairly hopeful.
Italian representatives then came forward with a com¬
promise proposal which has been kept secret, but which is
said
to
call
for
an
arrangement
that would
include
the
MacDonald
plan of disarmament and the periodic in¬
spection idea.
The MacDonald plan provided for an in¬
crease in the German army from 100,000 to 200,000
effectives,
while other Continental nations
forces
to
Baron
von
are
to reduce their
European
The newest application of the in¬
spection proposal calls for a joint Franco-German com¬
mission, to investigate the armaments of these two countries
only. A private conference of French and German officials
was arranged
at Geneva to work out details of all these
suggestions and after this meeting was held on Sept. 28,
some
degree.
Neurath returned to Berlin for instructions.
United States Rejects Proposal That It Modify Its Naval Building
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In the
Program,
naval sphere disarmament problems are
steadily <
difficult, and it is already evident that the
unpleasant surprises for
proponents of international disarmament.
The naval con¬
struction program of the United States,
designed to aid
employment and bring American naval forces up somewhat
toward treaty strength, caused much concern in Japan and/
becoming
more
1935 naval conference will provide
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some
anxiety in Britain.
In Japanese circles it was
predicted quite positively that the Tokio Government will
not be content with the 5-5-3 ratio of the W ashington and
London treaties and will demand a larger ratio in 1935.
he condemned all "unauthorized
activities." "■ V' ,;.;v
the Japanese suggestions was an an¬
Washington, Sept. 26, that the British
More indicative than
nouncement
in
Government had
suggested modification of the American
building program.
The State Department announcement
ollows:
"In reply to suggestions from the British Govern¬
ment that the laying down of any six-inch gun cruisers
larger than those now in existence might be deferred during
the life of the disarmament conference, or at least pending
discussion of the qualitative limitations of future ships, the
American Government has replied that it did not see its
clear to alter its delayed naval construction program
suspend the laying down of any projected ships."
The British Government, it is understood, desires a 7,000-ton
limitation for six-inch gun cruisers, as compared with the
10,000-ton maximum of the London treaty.
way
or
to
Proceedings of the League of
Nations Assembly,,
Nations Assembly met at Geneva on Sept.
25 for its fourteenth annual session, with representatives of
64 nations in attendance.
Disarmament was the recurring
topic of almost all speeches made in the gathering, but there
was no more indication of progress toward this end
or toward
international amity than in any of the preceding Assembly
meetings.
Premier Johan Mowinckel of Norway opened
the meeting in his capacity as President of the League Coun¬
cil.
He pleaded for pacifism in "torn and divided ( Europe,
where the words equality and fraternity are relics of a by¬
gone age and where even the most sacred rights of liberty—
liberty of thought and personal liberty—are not everywhere
secure."
Premier Mowinckel remarked that public opinion
everywhere is dissatisfied with the League because of its
poor record in the Manchurian affair and the disarmament
and economic conferences.
For this state of affairs the
large Powers, including the United States, are responsible,
he said.
Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon of Britain,
defended the League in an address delivered Sept. 26.
He
pointed out that valuable work had been done by technical
commissions of the Geneva organization but admitted that
a disarmament agreement is badly needed.
The Assembly
sessions were of comparatively little importance or interest
compared to the private disarmament negotiations in progress
at the same time.
Charles T. te Water, of South Africa,
was elected the permanent President of the Assembly.
The
gathering decided on Sept. 29 to appoint a commission for
the purpose of aiding the numerous refugees from Germany
who now are crowding into neighboring countries of the
Reich because of the racial and political persecutions of the
The League of
Fascist Government of Chancellor
Hitler.
Trial in Germany of Persons Accused
the Reichstag
of Having Set Fire to
Building.
in these developments in Austria was eclipsed
September by a trial in Germany which has become
an international Cause Celebre.
Five men were placed on
trial before the German Supreme Court at Leipzig Sept. 21
on charges of incendiarism and treason in connection with
the fire tbat destroyed the Reichstag building on Feb. 27 last,
just before the national elections which swept the Nazis
into power on March 5.
Nazi claims that the fire was started
by Communists as the signal for an uprising never have been
accepted outside of Germany, and an international commis¬
sion was formed to conduct an unofficial inquiry into the
Interest
late in
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origin and nature of that conflagration.
This group held
its meetings in London from Sept. 14 to Sept. 20, and at
the conclusion of the hearings issued a statement that "grave
grounds exist for suspecting that the Reichstag was set
afire by or on behalf of leading personalities of the National
Socialist Party."
In the informal inquiry only one of the
five men, Marinus van der Lubbe, was held guilty, and he
was described as an enemy rather than a friend
of Com¬
munism.
The other four men on trial are Ernst Torgler,
German Communist Deputy, and three Bulgarians: George
Dimitroff, writer, Blagio Popoff, student, and Vassil Taneff,
shoemaker.
In the formal trial at Leipzig, which is ex¬
pected to continue for about six weeks, Marinus van der
Lubbe mumbled incoherently during several days of exami¬
nation, but finally confessed on Sept. 29 that he had started
the fire.
The other defendants denied any connection
with the act.
Some important indications of a modified discrimination
between "Aryan" and "non-Aryan" business establishments
in the Reich were made available late in September, leading
hope that the persecution of Germ in Jews would be
than formerly.
Dr. Kurt Schmitt, the Nazi
of Economics, announced on Sept. 27 that dis¬
crimination between establishments might result in serious
to the
less
intense
Minister
to the plans for economic reconstruction, and was
impossible to achieve in any event.
No grounds exist for
discriminating against any enterprise, he stated, as long as
the owners do not violate the law or the principles of business
ethics.
Moreover, Dr. Joseph Paul Goebbels, the Nazi
Minister of Propaganda and Public Englightenment, agreed
with him on this matter, Dr. Schmitt said.
A "purity
harm
campaign" of Nazi Storm Troops, directed against the
smoking and primping of German women, was harshly de¬
nounced on Sept. 24 by Colonel Ernst Roehm, leader of the
Hitlerite army.
Chancellor Hitler announced Sept. 28 that
Chancellor Dollfuss
Proclaims
and illegal revolutionary
<;:>S '
Regime of Fascism
a
for Austria.
diplomacy of Europe considerable tense¬
ness
developed during September because of the struggle
for control of Austrian destinies, waged by Germany, France
and Italy.
The dispute was marked by a change in the
Austrian Government itself, of which the nature i3 not yet
entirely clear.
The Austrian regime of Chancellor Engelbert
Dollfuss turned definitely toward Fascism on Sept. 21, but
whether the Fascism will be of the German or Italian variety,
In the ordinary
possibly of a new and peculiarly Austrian type» remains
The anxiety of France and England with regard
to Austria was made manifest on Sept. 2, when formal per¬
mission was given Austria by these two countries to increase
its army to 30,000 men by recruiting 8,000 men for shortterm service.
The increase was granted in order to enable
Chancellor Dollfuss to combat the menace of a Nazi revolt
within Austria.
German propaganda by radio and leaflets
dropped from airplanes had made such a revolt a possibility
of the situation, while the presence of trained Austrian
Nazis in Bavaria, just across the border, was a further factor
to be reckoned with.
Increased forces at the disposal of
the Vienna Government would tend to maintain the inde¬
pendence of the country, European observers pointed out.
France was so concerned about Austrian independence, in
August that Premier Daladier took special occasion to point
out that his country is prepared to guarantee Austrian in¬
dependence by arms, if necessary.
The dangers of this situation were not lessened by the
internal political struggles and differences in Austria. Chan¬
cellor Dcllfuss made in attempt to settle the internal strife
by announcing on Sept. 21 some far-reaching changes in the
Government.
He dismissed some of his staunchest sup-
or
to be seen.
ands.
Vice-Chancellor
Eorters and gathered mostFranz Winkler, posts in
of the Cabinet leader
of the
his own
Minister Karl Vaugcin,
Christian Social Party,
Democratic Peasant Party, and War
Chairman
of
Dr.
Dollfuss's
own
political leaders dismissed from
office.
Chancellor Dcllfuss assumed the War Portfolio him¬
self, in addition to the posts of Foreign Minister, Agriculture
and Public Security.
Major Fey was made Vice-Chan¬
the most prominent
were
cellor.
It
was
assumed for
a
time that these changes were
made in part to satisfy the Heimwehr, which is regarded
as devoted to Fascism of the Italian brand, but soon after
the
announcement
that
the Heimwehr
made indications were available
did not look with favor upon the new
was
arrangement.
Resignation of Spanish Ministry.
Spain, also, modification of the revolutionary program
of the new Republic is assured as a result of the overthrow
of the regime headed by Manuel Azana, on Sept. 8.
Senor
Azana resigned his post as Premier after President Niceto
Alcala Zamora made it plain that he no longer felt confidence
in the regime of the radical leader.
The entire Cabinet also
resigned and a crisis of four days' duration was ended Sept. 12
with the formation of a more moderate Government by
In
Alejandro Lerroux.
The change signified, dispatches said,
the final disintegration of the coalition which brought about
the change from a monarchical to a republican form of
government two years ago. ]M. Lerroux is the leader of the
opposition factions which really forced Azana out, and he
quickly organized a Cabinet supported by the more sedate
groups in the Cortes.
It is evident, however, that the
extreme right and left wings will oppose him, and the course
of Spanish politics promises to be anything but smooth for
some
time to
come.
New Revolutionary
Uprising in Cuba.
this side of the Atlantic were not
especially significant in September, with the exception of
those relating to Cuba.
That Island was the scene of
revolutionary activities of a complex and highly disconcert¬
ing nature.
The provisional regime set up by President
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes early in August to succeed that
of the detested dictator, Gerardo Machado, did not last
very long.
A revolutionary movement developed early in
September which swept Senor de Cespedes out of office and
which has kept the Island in a State of turmoil ever since.
Acting swiftly and unexpectedly, soldiers and sailors of Cuba
engineered a bloodless revolt on Sept. 5, which was followed
by the speedy formation of a junta composed of five leaders
of the movement.
These leaders are Ramon Grau San
Political developments on
Martin, Sergio Carbo, Jose Irizarri, Guillermo Portero and
Porfirio Franca.
Acting jointly, they issued a manifesto
proclaiming a desire to unite the Cuban people "on the pure
principles of national sovereignty," while the practical
program
included economic reconstruction and political
organization on the basis of a new Constituent Assembly,
immediate removal and punishment of all remaining members
of the Machado regime, respect for the debts and treaty
obligations of the Republic and a return to normal in the
various phases of Cuban life.
The junta immediately encountered
difficulties in its
attempt to put this program into effect, while efforts to
control the country also were hampered.
It soon appeared
that the radical students of Cuba, who are a definite force in
its political life, were the chief backers of Dr. Grau San
Martin and his associates of the junta.
After conferences
^
with
the
various
groups
included
in
the
revolutionary
movement
a
decision
Dr. Grau San Martin
reductions
reached on Sept. 9 to name
Provisional President, and this aim
was
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in
quotas is
be considerably less than previously decreed
to
i;
by the Ministry of Commerce.
Only three days
promptly carried into effect. The new Executive filled
a number of Cabinet posts by naming Antonio Guiteras as
Secretary of the Interior; Jose Barquin as Secretary of the
Treasury; Edouard Chibas as Secretary of Public Works,
and Dr. Carlos Finlay as Secretary of Public Health.
The
Government issued on Sept. 14 the text of a series of decrees
designed to guide the people pending the calling of a Consti¬
tuent Assembly for the drafting of a new Constitution.
The
most
important of these decrees summarily abrogated
personal rights and made them subject to a "regime of
Governmental supervision."
This amounted to the declara¬
tion of a dictatorship.
The President issued a statement in
which he emphasized the desire of the Government for the
friendship of the United States and reiterated the intention
to honor all Government obligations, "including foreign
debts, to the last penny."
Political opposition to the new regime was manifested
from the very start by a powerful group of army officers,
who ensconced themselves in the National Hotel in Havana.
was
ago a
quotas nearly 50%
decision of the
25%.
of eventual
that in
tion
Under the
be reduced by only
margin of 33% of the new quotas remains for
a
bargaining in commercial negotiations,
a
return to the situa¬
existing previously is possible.
^
Conciliatory Attitude Is Noted.
The
tated
conciliatory attitude
more
subject
a
Thus it is understood
if France obtains trade concessions
some cases
v
for the majority of foodstuffs imported.
Cabinet yesterday such imports will
Moreover,
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decree published in the "Journal Officiel" reduced
as
,
„
regards foodstuffs apparently is dic¬
by the desire of the French Government to reduce living costs in this
,
coming winter, it
The French
that their
Tariff
the
;
to
New
U.
S.
on
restricting
measures
Cuts Allotment
drastically
all
a
£3
follows:
(20%); when valued at
over
20% whichever is higher (20%);
and pearl barley
(except certain
on
form, 25%; lactose,
flower (except rose and fruit trees),
100 (£l 5s.
per
100).
in addition to the existing specific duties was
confectionery containing sugar or cocoa, but not including
cakes, biscuits, jams, marmalades, fruit jellies, fruit pulp, beverages, and
ginger preserved in sirup.
The additions to the free list, effective Sept.
2,
were as
follows:
Nickel-copper alloys containing over 60% nickel by weight; metal and
matrices and copper
wax
matrices impressed for reproducing gramophone
records.
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The committee has also announced that it is
-:v'
considering applications for
increased duties on automatic cash registers, disodium and trisodium phos¬
phates,
white
raw
or
gypsum stone or
calcium sulphate, plaster of
paris, mineral
ground gypsum, and calcium sulphate cements, and for the duty¬
alternatively for the drawback of the duty paid
free admission of pitch, or
imported pitch used in making briquets.
on
Italy Curbs Goods of Lands Off Gold—Decree of Cabinet Auth¬
orizes Rise in Duties to Make Up for Currency Depreciation—
United States Trade Affected.
its Rome correspondent the New York "Times"
reported the following under date of Sept. 16:
From
At the end of an unusually long and laborious
of
Cabinet session to-day
a
defense of Italian goods against the competition
decree was approved for the
countries with depreciated currencies.
It is presumed
decree will be instrumental in curtailing the entry into Italy of American
imports from
the
goods,
along with those of other countries that have gone off the gold
standard.
The decree provides that
from
countries
with
if the importation of certain classes of goods
grave disturbances
depreciated currencies produces
the Italian internal market
the Government is authorized to increase
import duties on such goods by amounts
sufficient to compensate for the
depreciation of the currencies in question.
The
into
but
It
measure
has
not
been taken specifically against American goods
generally against all goods from countries with
is
increased very greatly since the
import duties on certain
were
a
The arrangement coming into force to-morrow will be provisional and for
October only and a definite system of quotas is to be established by the
of Nov. 1.
It is evident that the French authorities intend, by reducing the volume
latter went off the gold standard and that
classes of American goods, notably motor cars,
almost to ex¬
increased comparatively recently to such an extent as
clude such goods from
the Italian market.
Another measure approved by
States
ment
depreciated currencies.
pointed out that Italian purchases in the United States have not
the Cabinet to-day whereby the United
will suffer is a decree providing various measures
of the
Italian motion-picture industry.
for the develop¬
It not only increases the
films that must be shown but also applies various taxes
of which will be applied to granting
the Italian industry.
Among other important measures adopted by the Cabinet is a decree
approving the treaty of friendship, non-aggression and neutrality between
Italy and Russia signed in Rome Sept. 2.
quota of Italian
to
foreign talking pictures, the proceeds
encouragement and prizes to
THE SEPTEMBER
United
limited to
FINANCING OF THE U. S. TREASURY.
States Treasury financing during September was
an
offering of certificates of indebtedness running
for nine months and
month will be allowed for the suggested bargaining upon quota increases.
as
are as
(20); aluminum sulphate, ammonia
(20%); oats, oat products,
ton
per
announced
Month Allowed for Bargaining.
French Government
£40 per ton, 25%
A duty of 10% ad valorem
The
France, apparently only
over
9d. per lb. (varying); standard rose trees, £5 per
was
As regards industrial products imported by
£24 per ton, 33 1-3%
over
3d. per lb.; plants, trees, and shrubs in
adopted by the French Govern¬
ment
at
the
Cabinet meeting held
on
Sept. 30
and
took effect Oct. 1.
Under the new arrangement, imports
of all "industrial" products, including manufactured goods
and raw materials required by industry, were reduced to
one-third the amounts allowed by existing quotas.
New
quotas to be applied to agricultural products and covering
all foodstuffs will curtail, by 25% the present permitted
amounts.
At the same time, France will propose to all
countries from which it receives imports that they enter into
commercial negotiations immediately with a view to increases
in these new quotas in exchange for commercial facilities to
be granted to French exports.
The New York "Herald
Tribune" correspondent at Paris in reporting these changes
under date of Sept. 30 went on to say:
trade
com¬
Id. per lb.; varnished, japanned and enamelled
10s. per cwt.; fruit pectin (other than citrus) in powder
France and thus, incidentally, dealing a new blow to the
American export
duration
time the
same
by-products) ,20%; split peas, 20%; canned pilchards (other than sardines),
Third.
imports
At the
alum, soda alum, and potash alum, £2 per ton (20%); aluminum hydrate,
All Imports—Cabinet Deals New
Exports,
initiatives for the
new
15% ad valorem; forged or cast iron steel rolls for rolling mills,
when valued at
an
Quotas
on
£24 but not over £40 per ton, £8 per ton or
Reports reaching Washington coin¬
correspondents, as
crisis was fast approaching. Secretary
Industrial
of the tariff truce
when valued at not
in
at
had been
The new general tariff rates on the items affected (formerly dutiable at
leather,
nearby warships.
Even after the
American was killed, Washington
reports declared that the United States Government had no
immediate intention of intervening.
The desperateness of
the situation was admitted, however, and no attempt was
made to predict the course of events.
Blow
establishment
Bleached cotton linters,
take refuge on
France Adopts Drastic
VV'
10% ad valorem, unless otherwise indicated in parentheses)
a
of State Cordell Hull announced in Washington, Sept. 19,
that American Consuls were advising Americans in troubled
areas
done to assist it.
received.
an
clash of Oct. 2 in which
was
Selected Commodities Made by United Kingdom
on
of the Economic Conference, now in recess.
cided with those of the American press
'
industry would die unless something
Changes
mittee announced that additional applications for duty changes had been
growing tension was watched with great anxiety in Washing¬
ton, and almost all American warships in Atlantic waters were
ordered to proceed to Cuban ports early in September, in
order to protect American lives in the event of widespread
disorders.
United States Ambassador Welles, who was
scheduled to return to Washington soon after the establish¬
ment of the de Cespedes regime, was ordered to remain in
"
associa¬
an
It is understood that the changes on the above commodities
exceedingly difficult one for the
United States Government, but the temptation to intervene
they indicated that
In this connection it is recalled that
applied for and under consideration by the Advisory Committee prior to
by and the discontent of the populace grew to such a
degree that all reports from Cuba insisted there was no
longer any possibility of avoiding chaotic conditions.
indefinitely.
of commercial negotiations
—Additions Made to Free List.
went
Havana
means
changes, arising from recommendations of the Im¬
port Duties Advisory Committee and embodying both
increases and decreases in the United Kingdom import duties
on selected chemicals and foodstuffs, and a few miscellaneous
products, were made, effective Sept. '5, while certain alloys
and matrices were added to the free list, effective Sept. 2,
according to a cablegram received in the U. S. Department
of Commerce from Commercial Attache Lynn W. Meekims,
London. An announcement issued Sept. 2 by the Commerce
Department added:
fighting followed, and in the exchange of shots more than
100 people were killed.
Robert C. Lotspeich, the American
manager of Swift & Co.'s Havana branch, also was killed
by a stray bullet as he watched the fighting from his nearby
residence.
The officers at the hotel ran up white flags late
in the day. In the interior of Cuba, also, grave troubles were
encountered.
Immediately after Dr. Grau San Martin was
named President, groups of workers in the mines, mills and
plantations boldly assumed control of a score of enterprises
and proclaimed their intention of operating them for their
own
benefit.
This tendency was accentuated as the days
far been resisted.
by
Tariff
they considered Dr de Cespedes the President of
Despite this precarious situation, no serious troubles
developed in Havana until late in September, when wide¬
spread strikes began under obvious Communist leadership.
The' difficulties became much
more
pronouncedf and
exceedingly grave from every point of view on Oct. 2, when
the impatient soldiers and sailors finally demanded the
surrender of the officers in the National Hotel.
Brisk
so
hopes,
separately, to improve the balance of trade, which is
tion of French exporters recently complained to Premier Edouard Daladier
Cuba.
in the affairs of the Island has
announced yesterday after the Cabinet meeting, at
heavily against France.
that
was
to this end will be introduced during the
measures
Government
with other countries
beseiged the hotel for a time, and
there was serious danger of a clash between the officers and
the men they formerly commanded.
United States Am¬
bassador Sumner Welles was a temporary resident of the
hotel and his presence is believed to have averted armed
conflict for the time being.
The officers, numbering 300,
refused to countenance the new Government and indicated
situation
was
which President Albert Lebrun presided.
The soldiers and sailors
The
A series of
country.
bearing the abnormally low rate of %
1% per annum and the putting out of several issues of
Treasury bills at successively lower rates.
The announce¬
ment of the offering of certificates of indebtedness was made
of
on
Sept. 8 by Dean
G. Acheson, Acting Secretary of the
Treasury, and the announcement pointed out that the offer¬
of goods permitted to be imported into France, to fight trade competition
ing was limited entirely to the amount of 1*4%
of countries having depreciated currencies and
certificates maturing Sept. 15 1933 which might be tendered
from
breaking the tariff truce.
by this means to refrain
In the case of agricultural products the
in
Treasury
payment, and it was stated that payment could be made
REVIEW
MONTHLY
only in such certificates. The certificates to be refunded
the new obligations comprised the unconverted remainder
by
of
$451,447,000 1%% certificates maturing Sept. 15, and which
were accepted in payment for eight-year 3}4% United States
bonds offered as part of the Aug. 15 financing of the Govern¬
ment.
About $220,000,000 failed to make the conversion, and
it was pointed out in newspaper accounts that of the $220,000,000 still outstanding the Federal Reserve banks 'held
$159,036,000.
The subscription books for the certificates
were closed at the close of business on Sept. 13.
The cer¬
tificates of indebtedness, like
previous issues of certificates,
interest from all taxa¬
(except estate and inheritance taxes) now or hereafter
imposed by the United States, any State, or any of the pos¬
sessions of the United States, or by any local taxing author¬
ity.
The subscriptions and allotments for the certificates
totaled $174,905,500 out of the $220,000,000 reported as out¬
standing, leaving, roughly, $45,000,000 to be paid for by the
exempt both as to principal and
were
tion
United States Treasury in actual
was
on
discount basis, refer¬
Aug. 29 invitations had been issued to a $75,000,090 offer¬
ing of bills, these being 91-day bills dated Sept. 6 and matur¬
ing Dec. 6 1933, and tenders for which were invited Sept. 1,
bringing them into the September category. The amount of
bills applied for was
$272,935,000, of which the Treasury ac¬
cepted $75,039,000. The bills were disposed of at an average
price of 99.971, making the average rate on a bank discount
basis only about 0.12% per annum, but subsequent issues of
Treasury bills were disposed of at still lower rates.
The
next offering of bills was announced on Sept. 13 by Acting
Secretary of the Treasury Hewes, and the amount was $100,000,000, "or thereabouts," and the proceeds went to take up
an issue of bills of $100,361,000 maturing on Sept. 20.
The
new issue was dated Sept. 20 and will mature Dec. 20 1933.
for this issue
and including Sept. 18.
The bids
aggregated $256,720,000, of which $100,015,000
The Treasury realized an average price of
accepted.
were
99.973, being slightly below 0.11% per annum on a bank dis¬
count basis.
On Sept. 20 Acting Secretary of the Treasury
Hewes announced another offering of bills, this being for
$75,000,000, and consisting of 91-day bills dated Sept. 27 and
maturing Dec. 27 1933.
These bills were for the purpose of
meeting an issue of $75,697,000. Tenders were invited up to
and including Sept. 25.
The subscriptions reached $196,624,000, of which $75,082,000 were accepted.
The Treasury
realized an average price on this issue of 99.976, an average
rate
on a bank discount basis of 0.10% per annum.
Another
offering of 91-day bills, this time to the amount of $100,000,000, was announced on Sept. 27 by William H. Woodin,
Secretary of the Treasury. These bills bear date Oct. 4 1933
and
mature
3
Jan.
on
1934.
On
Oct.
4
issue
an
amounting to $100,010,000 matured, and the
for the purpose of retiring the same.
Changes" and "Unfavorable
Changes," gives the more important of the
changes:
FAVORABLE CHANGES.
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Agricultural Insurance Co. of Watertown, N. Y.—Quar. div. on the
capital stock increased from 50c. a share to 55c. a share, payable Oct. 2
Reduction Co., Inc.-—Extra dividend of 75c. a share in addition to
the regular quar. dividend of 75c. a share on the no par capital stock
payable Oct. 16 1933.
Air
div. of 15c. a share, in addition
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co.—Extra
to the regular quar. div. of like amount
the reg. quar.
2 1933.
to
both payable Nov. 1 1933.
(Ga.)—Extra div. of 10c. a share, in addition
div. of 7Hc. on the no par common stock, payable
Discount Co.
American
Oct.
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•
Glanzstoff Corp.—Dividend on the 7% cum. pref. stock
on Sept. 8 1933 by the declaration of $1.75 a share.
The last
regular quar. payment of $1.75 a share was made on July 1 1931.
American
resumed
Products Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on the no pa
stock, pa d Sept. 30 1933.
Previously the company made
distributions of 25c. a share on this issue.
American Maize
common
made in our review for the month of August that
Tenders were invited up to
Changes in dividend declarations in September are mostly
a favorable nature.
The following table, divided into two
sections, namely, "Favorable
cash.
As to the sale of Treasury bills on a
ence
of
new
Tenders
of
bills
issue
were
quar.
Apex Electrical Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. resumed on the 7% cum. pref.
stock by the declaration on Oct. 2 1933 of a quar. div. of $1.75 a share.
A similar distribution was made on this issue on Jan. 3 1933; none since.
Atlas Brewing Co. of Chicago.—Additional div. of 25c. a share, payable
Oct. 16 1933.
The last payment of 25c. a share was made on this issue
the ordinary shares. A year ago an extra
of like amount were paid on this stock.
up to 2 p. m. Eastern Standard Time on Monday, Oct. 2.
The
subscriptions aggregated $247,660,000, with the allotments
$100,050 000.
These bills were disposed of at an average
price of 99.974, making the average rate on a bank discount
basis of about 0.10%.
tax, and an
31 1933 on
div. of 25% and an annual div.
Belgian National Rys.—Div. of $5.86 a share on the partic. pref.
"American shares," paid on Sept. 26 1933.
This compares with
a share paid on Sept. 20 1932.
Best & Co., Inc.—Div. on the no par common stock
tion of 25c. a share, payable Oct. 16 1933.
Quar.
were
declared
1932;
none
this issue from Dec.
on
stock
$4.09
resumed by declara¬
divs. of 50c. a share
16 1929 to and incl. March 15
since.
Birmingham Electric Co.—Divs. resumed on the no par $7 cum. pref.
stock and on the no par $6 cum. pref. stock by payments of 87c. a share
and 75c. a share, respectively, on the above issues, both payable Oct. 2
1933.
Bourjois, Inc.—Div. resumed on the no par common stock by payment
of 50c. a share.
A div. of 25c. a share was paid on June 15 1932; none
since.
,
(The) Celanese Corp. of
America.—Div. of $4
a share declared on
7% cum. 1st partic. pref. stock.
of accumulations on the
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co.—Extra div. of 10c. a
to the reg. quar. div. of 25c. a share on the no par com.
creased from 10c.
a
account
share, in addition
stock.
Collyer Insulated Wire Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com.
stock in¬
share to 25c. a share.
Commercial Credit Co., Baltimore.—Div. on the 6% cum. conv. pref.
class "A" stock resumed by the payment of 75c. a share.
The last
regular quar. div. of 75c. a share was paid on this issue on
Commerce
Dec. 31 1932.
Inc.—Quar. div. on the no par investment
9c. a share to 10c. a share payable
Investments,
management shares increased from
Oct. 2 1933.
Co.—Stock dividend of 1%, in addition to the
Corn Products Refining
regular quarterly cash dividend of 75c. a share on the com.
stock, payable
Oct. 20 1933.
Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc.—Div. of 50c. a share on the no par com¬
mon stock,
payable Oct. 2 1933.'
This compares with 12Hc. a share
paid on April 1 and on July 1 last.
V
-
of 20c. a share declared on the no par
stock, payable Nov. 15 1933.
Quar. divs. of 12Hc. a share
on Feb. 1 and May 2 1932; none since.
Eaton Manufacturing Co.—Div.
common
was
invited
Aug. 19 1933.
on
Austin Motor Co., Ltd., England.—Extra div. of 75%, less
annual dividend of 25%, less tax for the year ended July
were
made
Egry Register Co.—Quar. div. on the $2 cum. class "A" com. increased
from 25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable one-half on Oct. 1 and one-half
on or
before Dec. 1 1933.
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Co.—Extra div. of $1 a share on the
1933.
capital stock, payable Dec. 1
Falstaff
Brewing Corp.,
St.
Louis, Mo.—Initial quar. div. of 25c. a
share, payable Oct. 16 1933 on the common
stock.
N. Y.—Extra div. of
the reg. quar. div. of like
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co., Syracuse,
the capital stock, in addition to
amount, both payable Oct. 10 1933.
NEW SECURITY ISSUES AND DIVIDENDS IN SEPTEMBER
State and municipal offerings in September, like those of
2Yi %
MISCELLANEOUS AND
div. of
INDUSTRIAL FINANCING.
Co.,
Inc.
(Rochester,
N.
& Co.
Y.).—
common stock
(voting stock) priced at $11.50
By G. L. Ohrstrom & Co., Inc. and F. A. Willard
Shares offered as a speculation.
MUNICIPAL
FINANCING.
.
7,500,000 Louisiana (State of) 5% highway bonds, due $1,500,000
annually from 1936 to 1940 incl.; optional after one year
from date of issue, reported sold at par to the Union Bond &
Mortgage Co., Inc., Agent, of Baton Rouge.
3,000,000 Los Angeles County Flood Control Dist., Calif., 5%
bonds, due serially from 1934 to 1964 incl., were sold at par
as follows:
$1,500,000 to the Bank of America of Los Angeles
and associates Aand $1,500,000 to the Security First National
Bank of Los
Louis,
Angeles.
Mo., 4%
public bldg. and Impt. bonds were
purchased at a price of 100.84, a basis of about 3.91%, by
a
group headed by the Bankers Trust Co. of New York.
Re-offered to investors at prices to yield from 3.60 to 3.85%,
according to maturity.
1,250,000 Worcester, Mass., 3% relief bonds awarded to the Lee
Higginson Corp. of Boston and associates, at 100.71, a
basis of about 2.75%.
Due $250,000 annually from 1934
to
1938 incl.
1,060,000 Syracuse, N. Y., 4.20% various purpose bonds awarded at
100.21, a basis of about 4.16%, to a syndicate managed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. of New York.
Publicly reoffered on a yield basis of from 2.50 to 4.10%, according to
maturity.
1,000,000 Monroe Co., N. Y., 6% tax revenue bonds sold at par, plus a
small premium, to Lehman Bros, of New York and associates.
The issue, due serially from 1934 to 1938 incl., was re-offered
to yield from 4 to 4.75%, according to
maturity.
1,000,000 Washington (State of) 4H% bonds, due in from 10 to 2
years, sold to a syndicate headed by the Spokane Eastern
Co. of Spokane, at a price of 100.565. /
>
,
share was paid on this
the no par common stock
12He. a share to 15c. a share.
Investors, Inc.—Div. of 3c. a share on the voting
certificates, payable Oct. 1 1933.
An initial div. of 2c. a share was
on July 1 last.
"- ■ - '
Grand
Rapids Varnish
trust
made
Corp.—Dividend on the no par capital stock
share, payable Sept. 30 1933.
San Francisco, Calif.—Initial
on the common stock payable Oct. 2 1933.
increased from 5c. a share to 10c. a
Great Western Electro Chemical Co.,
dividend of 50c. a share
Great
Western Sugar Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
resumed by the payment of 60c. a share on Oct. 2 1933. A quar. div. of
35c. a share was paid on this issue on Oct. 1 1930; none since.
Greenfield
$8,500,000 Boston, Mass., bonds, consisted of $3,500,000 4s, $2,000,000
4%s, $2,000,000 4Hs and $1,000,000.4^8, due serially
from 1934 to 1983 incl., were awarded at a price of 100.09
to the City Company of New York and associates.
Some of
the bonds are optional in 1953 and thereafter, at par and
accrued interest.
Re-offered on a yield bas s of from 3 to
«
4.75%, according to maturity.
1,700,000 St.
a
increased from
,
.
par com.
12Hc.
Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp.—Quar. div. on
"A"
Class
each.
no
Fundamental
Christian Moerlein Brewing Co., Inc.—Common
stock of no par value priced at $13.75 a share.
By Assel,
Goetz & Moerlein, Inc.
'
Brewing
the
on
400,000 shs. (The)
50,000 shs. Genesee
declared two dividends of 10c. a share
stock, payable Oct. 10 and Dec. 20 1933. An initial
issue on Dec. 14 1932; none since.
Ferro Enamel Corp.—Directors
previous
months, comprised the greater portion of the
month's financing.
Below we give the larger offerings for
September:
on
Gas
(Mass.)
Light Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock
share payable Oct. 2 1933.
increased from 75c. a share to $1 a
Griesedieck Western Brewery Co.—Special
no par capital stock, payable Oct. 2 1933.
div. of 25c. a share on the
Griggs, Cooper & Co., St. Paul, Minn.—Dividend on the common stock
resumed by payment of 50c. a share. The last payment of similar amount
was made on this issue on July 1 1931; none since.
:
Guardian Investment Trust, Hartford, Conn.—Divs. of 25c. a share
on the conv. and non-con v. pref. stocks of np par value, payable Oct. 2
1933. This compares with divs.
issues.
of 15c. a share paid previously on these
V
M
Homestake Mining Co.—Monthly dividend on the capital stock increased
from 75c. a share to $1 a share in addition to the declaration of an extra
dividend of $1 a share, both dividends were paid on Sept. 25 1933.
Honolulu Plantation Co.—Extra div. of $2 a share on the capital stock
paid Sept. 23 1933. An extra div. of $1 a share was paid on this issue on
July 20 1933.
Howe Sound Co.—Quar. dividend on the common
10c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Oct. 14 1933.
Indiana
Pipe
stock increased from
Co.—Extra div. of 10c. a share, in addition to a
share on the capital stock, both payable Nov. 15 1933.
Line
dividend of 15c.
a
Industrial Rayon Corp.—Dividend on the no par common
from 75c. a share to $1 a share, payable Oct. 1 1933.
stock increased
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—Quar. divs. resumed on the common stock by a pay¬
ment of 20c. a share.
A quar. div. of 25c. a share was paid on this issue
on Jan. 3 1933; none since.
Lane
Co., Altavista, Va.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock increased
from $1.50
Lee
&
made
a
share to $2 a share.
Detroit.—Div. on the com. stock resumed by payment
share, payable Oct. 10 1933. A quar. div. of 15c. a share was
Cady,
of 16c.
a
on
this issue on March 31
1931; none since.
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Dividend of 30c. a share on the no par
common stock payable Oct. 2 1933.
A quar. div. of 25c. a share was paid
on this issue on Sept. 1 1930; none since.
Mac Andrews & Forbes Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on the common
stock as against 40c. a share paid previously.
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<.
Oct., 1933.]
MONTHLY
Maryland Commercial
Bankers,
share, payable Oct. 151933
of 35c.
share
a
Merchants
&
made
was
Miners
on
on
April 15 1933.
on
Transportation
Sept. 30 1933.
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.
(The) Midland Steel Products Co.—Dividend of $3
■■
share
Portland
-
Cement Co.—Directors declared a dividend of 25c
on the 8% cum. pref. stock, payable
of accumulations
on account
;
-on
The last regular semi-annual distribution of 40c. a share
this issue was made in January 1930.
Montreal
stock in¬
Tramways Corp.—Quar. dividend on the common
creased from $2 a share to $2.25 a share, payable Oct. 14 1933.
7,
>.
Natomag Co.
(Calif.)—Initial quar. div. of $1.25 a share on the capital
stock, payable Oct. ID 1933. A quar. div. of like amount was also declared
payable Jan. 2 1934 to holders of record Dec. 20 1933.
Noblitt-Sparks
common
Industries,
Inc.—Dividend
resumed
paid.
was
the no pa.r
1 1933. This
on
stock by declaration of 50c. a share payable Oct.
is the first distribution on this issue since Jan.
;
,
;ClV
1 1932 when 40c. a share
,s.
on
time.
An initial dividend of 50c.
Corp.—Initial div. of 25c.
resumedby payment of $1.75
a
a
share on the no par
share
on
Philip Morris Consolidated, Inc.—In addition to the
1H%
,if
(43Kc.
$5.979225
conv.
*
div. of
quar.
reg.
share),
a
"A" stock.
'
Pittsfield Coal Gas Co.—Quar. div.
$1 a share to $1.50 a share.
the capital stock increased from
on
7-.
Reece
Button-Hole Machine Co.-—Div. on the capital stock increased
from 10c. a share to 20c. a share payable Oct. 2 1933.
Reversible
50c.
Collar
Co.—Quar. div.
on
the capital stock increased from
share to 80c. a share, payable Oct. 2 1933.
a
Rice-Stix
Dry Goods Co.—Quar. div. on the 7%
increased from 87He. a share to $1\75 a share.
St. Joseph
Stock Yards Co.—Quar. div.
increased from 50c.
St.
Paul
Union
share to 75c.
a
on
2nd pref. stock
cum.
the no par common stock
share.
a
Stock
Yards Co.—Quar. div. on
stock increased from 50c. a share to 75c. a share.
the no par common
Silver King Coalition Mines Co.—Div. on the capital stock resumed by
the declaration of 15c. a share payable Oct. 2 1933. Similar distributions
were made on Oct. 1 1930 and on Jan. 2
1931; none since.
Second
International Securities Co.—Div. on the 6% cum. 1st pref.
stock resumed by declaration of 50c. a share, payable Oct. 2 1933.
Southern Bleach^ry & Print Works, Inc.—Initial div. of $1.75
on the pref. stock
payable Oct. 1 1933.
Taylor-Colquitt Co.—Quar. div.
from 12Hc. a share to 25c. a
1933.
no par
-;^\-7
v
...
quar.
pref. stock of
stock of
share
^-7: 7
.7;-,.,7 ■ 7
divs. of $1.62H a share on the new $6.50 cum.
value, and 37 He. a share on the new common
value, both payable Oct. 1 1933.
Time, Inc.—Initial
conv.
a
the no par, com. stock increased from
share and was made payable on Sept. 30
on
no par
United-Carr Fastener Corp.—Dividend resumed by declaration of 10c.
a share, payable Oct.
16 1933.
The last distribution made on this issue
was on Jan. 15
1932; none since.
United Loan
Corp.—Extra div. of 50c.
addition to reg. quar. div. of $1.25
United
50c.
States
share
a
a share on the common stock, in
share, both payable Oct. 1 1933.
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—Extra dividend of
the common stock, in addition to the usual
quarterly
a share, both payable Oct. 14 1933.
Valve Bag Co., Toledo, Ohio.—Dividend resumed on the
6% pref. stock
by payment of 1H % a share.
The last dividend of like amount on this
issue was made on April 1 1932.
West Point Mfg. Co.—Extra div. of $1 a share, in addition to a div. of
a
on
dividend of 25c.
like amount, both payable on capital stock Oct. 2 1933.
$1 a share were made on Jan. 2 1932; none since.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—Dividend of 7% declared
prior lien stock payable Sept. 27 1933.
on
this issue
on
share
issue
on
Oct. 2 1933.
July 1 1932;
on
the 7% cum.
A payment of 5H% was made
Oct. 19 1932.
Worcester Salt Co.—Div.
a
Quar. divs. of
on
the
stock resumed by payment of 50c.
A quar. div. of $1.25 a share was paid on this
on
none
com.
since.
UNFAVORABLE
CHANGES.
American Light
& Traction Co.—Dividend on the common stock re¬
a share to 40c. a share,
payable Nov. 1 1933.
California Oregon Power Co.—Dividends on the
7% cum. pref. stock
duced from 50c.
reduced from
from $1.50
$1.75 a share to 87He.
share to 75c. a share, and
a
a
a
share,
the 6%
on
like reduction
was
pref.
cum.
made
on
the
6% cum. pref. series of 1927, all payable Oct. 15 1933.
Capitol Life Insurance Co., Denver,
Colo.—Dividend
capital
stock of $100 par omitted.
A semi-annual distribution of $5 a share
made on Feb. 20 last, and on
Aug. 15 1932.
Central Power
and
87He.
a
on
both omitted.
of 75c. a share on the 6% cum. pref. stock
the 7% cum. pref. stock usually due about Oct. 16
on
Oct. 1
Empire Safe Deposit Co., N. Y.—Quar. div. of 2%
stock.
This
1933
a
this issue.
on
on
the common
payable in Canadian
1933.
compares
with
a
div.
of
$2.50
a
share on the capital
paid on June 29
share
Engineers Public Service Co.—Dividends normally payable Oct. 1
$5 cum. conv. pref. stock, $5.50
pref. stock, deferred.
cum.
pref. stock, and
on
on
the
the $6 cum.
Horn & Hardart Co.—Quar. div. on the no
par common stock reduced
from 50c. a share to 40c. a share,
payable Nov. 1 1933.
Horn & Hardart Baking Co.—Quar. dividend on the
common
reduced from $1.75
stock
a share to $1.25 a share
payable Oct. 1 1933.
& Erie Mortgage Co.—Quar. div. on the
capital stock reduced
from 1%% a share to 1H% a
sharp payable in Canadian funds on
Oct. 2 1933.
Huron
Insurance
Co. of the State of
Pennsylvania.—Semi-annual dividend
of 3% on the capital stock payable about
July 13 1933 omitted.
Irving Air Chute Co., Inc.—Quar. div.
10c.
share payable about Oct. 2
a
Mohawk
Hudson
Corp.—Quar. div. of $1.75
2d pref. stock due Oct. 1 1933 deferred.
cum.
Mountain
from 20c.
Producers
a
Corp.—Dividend
share to 15c.
a
on
the
a
share
capital
Co.—Quar. dividend
pref. stock due Oct. 1 1933 omitted.
on
stock
share payable Oct. 2 1933.
New York & Richmond Gas
cum.
on the no par common stock of
1933 deferred.
Power
of 1H%
the $7
reduced
on the
6%
Northern Securities Co.—Semi-annual dividend on
the capital stock
reduced from $2.50 a share to $2 a
share, payable Nov. 1 1933.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock
decreased
from 50c. a share to 37He. a share,
payable Oct. 16 1933.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Dividend of $1
stock,
par
a
share
on
$100, ordinarily payable about Oct. 17, omitted.
the capita
was
made
on
a.
this issue
sh. to 10c.
a
a
■-
,'J
•t7'.-:v./"-l^v7
div. on the no par common stock decreased
share, payable Oct. 2 1933.
Southern Berkshire
Power
stock decreased from 75c.
a
&
Light Co.—Dividend
on
the common
share to 50c. a share.
7 7.
Southwestern Light & Power Co.—Quar. div. on the $6 cum. pref. stock
reduced from 75c. a share to 50c. a
share, payable Oct. 2 1933
Supervised Shares, Inc.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced from
$1.60 a share to $1.50 a share, payable Oct. 15 1933.
West Texas Utilities
Co.-—Quar. div. on the $6 cum. pref; stock reduced
$1.50
a
share to 75c.
COURSE
OF
a
share, payable Oct. 1 1933.
THE
STOCK
MARKET
DURING
the last half of the month the
tendency of prices was almost
continuously downward and the market often was in a state
of collapse with a severe
slump all around.
One of the rallies
in the early part of the month occurred on
Friday, Sept. 8,
Saturday, Sept. 9, and on Monday, Sept. 11, following the
after the close of business on Thursday, Sept. 7, that
the Federal Reserve banks had further increased their
pur¬
chases of United States securities (above the new
news
average of
$35,000,000 a week determined upon during August), this
being accepted as indicative of the carrying of the policy of
inflation one step farther.
Inflationary moves, however,
appeared to lose their potency as the month progressed.
The commodity markets, more particularly grain and cotton,
often displayed weakness and this was not without effect
on the stock market.
They did, however, show response to
favorable
news
on
several occasions and it was not until
the latter part of the month when the stock market fell
into a state of collapse that grain prices also suffered a
complete breakdown.
The rally in the grain market the
early part of the month was based mamly on the appearance
after the close of business on Monday, Sept. 11, of the
Agricultural Bureau report on the condition of the country's
grain crops as of Sept. 1 fully confirming previous reports
of a greatly reduced
yield in the case of all the leading grains.
The indicated production of wheat (winter and
spring wheat
combined) was put at only 506,557,000 bushels, as com¬
pared with 726,283,000 busnels, the quantity harvested in
1932, and 900,219,000 bushels, the harvest in 1931.
At
the
same time the Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimated
the Canadian crop of wheat at
only 282,771,000 bushels,
compared with 428,514,000 bushels in 1932.
In otner word3,
the American crjp as compared witu the
previous year was
smaller by roughly 220,000,000 bushels, while the Canadian
crop showed a f iling off of 145,743,000 bushels, indicating
a
shrinkage of 365,469,000 bushels for the two countries
combined.
The natural result was a sharp rise in grain
prices all around, the corn crop and the cats crop also
showing a heavy reduction in yiela tne same as wheat.
Soon,
thereafter, however, the foreign exchanges moved against
New York in a most striking fasnion,
involving corresponding
depreciation of the American dollar.
The rise in tae pound
sterling
on
tions and
Monday, Sept. 18, was of spectacular propor¬
Sept. 19 and on Wednesday, Sept. 20, further
on
notable advances occurred, but wnile in the immediate
past
for
net
Co.—Quar. divs.
share
Economic Investment
Trust, Ltd.—Semi-annual dividend
stock reduced from 37Hc. a share to 18
He. a share,
funds
was
share
Southern Canada Power
Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. on the no par common
stock decreased from 25c. a sh. to 20c. a
sh., payable Nov. 15 1933.
I
any
the
on
the quart
dividend
strong rallies when prices moved sharply upward, but in
pref. stock
the company declared a further dividend of
share to clear up all accumulations on the 7% cum. class
a
on
stock
The drift of prices on the New York Stock
Exchange, and
for that matter, the drift of the bond market as
well, during
the month of September was towards lower levels.
In the
first half of the month there were still some
days noted for
;
the $7 cum.
Oct. 2 1933.
on
a
common
SEPTEMBER 1933.
Sept. 30 1933.
Oil
on
,
THE
Old Colony Light & Power Associates.—Quar. div. on the no par com.
stock increased from 50c. a share to $1 a share.
capital stock payable Oct. 25 1933.
taken
Association.—Quar.
from 15c.
rom
National Insurance Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Quar. div.
the capital stock increased from $1 a share to $1.25 a share payable
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—Div.
action
July 1 1933.
Northwestern
Pacific Western
stock reduced from
no par common
the $6.50 cum. prior pref. stock.
Co., Chicago.—No
Shawmut
Northland Greyhound Lines, Inc.—D'vs. resumed by declarat'on of a
quar. div. of $1.62H a share on the pref. stock.
A similar distribution
was made on account of accumulations, both
payable Oct. 1 1933.
on
the
Public Service Co. of Indiana.—Div. of 75c. a share declared on the $6
cum. prior pref. stock and
87He. a share on the $7 cum. prior pref. Stock,
both payable Oct.
16 1933.
This is one-half the regular quarterly
dividend rate.
>:-fr
Sept. 28 1933.
on
on
share to 12He. a share, payable Oct. 25 1933.
div. due Oct. 1
this
a
increased from 7Hc. a share to 12Hc. a share.
a
a
Prima
r",
share declared on
the 8% cum. 1st pref. stock payable Oct. 1 1933.
Of this amount $2 was
on account of t ccumulations and $1 on account of the
quart dividend.
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. on the no par capital stock
Monolith
25c.
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co., Inc.—No action taken
Co.—Dividend on the no par
share to 40c. a share payable
a
13
Philadelphia Co.—Quar. div.
A semi-annual distribution
stock.
com.
stock increased from 37He.
common
Baltimore.—Div. of 17He. a
Inc.,
the
this issue
REVIEW
such depreciation in the gold value had been tnr signal
speculative upturn in prices on the Stock Exchange,
a
so
on
the
present
occasion.
The
rise
on
the
Stock
Exchange
hardly amounted to more than a feeble rally
which was quickly followed by a downward turn.
The
commodity markets manifested strength on Monday, Sept. 18
and on Tuesday, Sept. 19, a state of things which
previously
had served to stimulate speculation on the Stock
Exchange
but increasing depression spread over the stock market and
prices moved downward with growing rapidity on Wednesday,
Sept. 20 (when the foreign exchanges reached their peak)
and on Thursday, Sept. 21, and on the latter
day even the
grain market suffered a relapse, the decline reaching the
full five cents a bushel permitted in any single
day's fluctua¬
tions.
The upward splurge in sterling bills at this time
was one of the most
noteworthy in the recent history of
foreign exchange.
As an illustration, cable transfers on
London Sept. 20 sold as high as $4.85%, against a low the
previous Friday (Sept. 15) of $4.66%.
In like manner
French exchange moved against New York and the French
franc on Sept. 20 sold at 6.15% cents, as against
5.76%
cents, the low the previous Friday.
The par of the French
franc is 3.92 cents.
There was evidence of a slackening of
activity in several
lines of trade and business, especially in the case of the steel
industry where steel production showed a further reduction
from
47% of ingot capacity to 41%, but carloadings con¬
run well above the
corresponding periods of 1932
the production of electricity by the electric
light and
power concerns likewise continued to run above the level
tinued to
and
14
MONTHLY
the previous year,
though at a declining rate, and there
appeared to be no substantial reason for the complete break¬
down of prices in the security markets except a growing
distrust of the whole inflation program.
In that regard
one move in particular was viewed with more or less concern,
namely, the action of the RFC in announcing that it would
extend loans to needy borrowers without regard to the fact
whether the security offered was liquid in form or decidedly
slow.
There was also growing distrust over the prodigal
way in which Government funds were being spent almost
without limit as part of the recovery program.
Another
adverse feature
ous
was
the
occurrence
of labor strikes in
REVIEW
The bond market, as
already indicated, was as weak as
applies to the high-priced
issues as well as the speculative low-priced issues.
As one
instance of the former, Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe general
4s sold down from 96 Sept. 1 to 90 Sept. 19, though it later
recovered somewhat and closed Sept. 30 at 92%.
United
States Government securities were again well maintained.
In the following table we indicate, as usual, the fluctuations
for the month in the different issues of United States obliga¬
tions and also for a large list of railroad and industrial bonds,
and a considerable number likewise of foreign bond issues.
the stock market and the remark
numer¬
parts of the country showing growing restlessness on
First
the part of
labor, in face of the fact that it was assured shorter
NRA program and
the operation of the codes.
The latter part of the month
the steel shares were depressed by the action of President
Roosevelt in calling the leaders of the steel industry into
his presence and asking a reduction in the price of steel rails
to below $40 a ton, which has been the prevailing figure.
The request was accompanied by the promise of extensive
orders for steel from the railroads, the RFC standing ready
to make large loans for the purpose where the railroads
were not in position to raise
the funds themselves.
The
reduction
was
nevertheless
viewed
with
some
concern,
1932-1947
102I732
102
1932-1947
3Ms
1021032
102*32 Sept
4^s.
*
Fourth Liberty Loan—
1938
.1947-1952
1944-1954
1946-1956
1943-1947
1951-1955
1940-1943
...1941-1943
1946-1949
4^s of 1933.
Treasury 4Ms
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3Ms
Treasury 3Ms
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 3Ms._
Treasury 3Ms.^
Treasury 3Ms
102*31
Sept20 IO23132 Septll
1 103<32 Septll
102«3»
1
1941
r-
1021632 Sept20 103i°32 Septl4
Sept30 111332 Septl2
102**32
1102*32
110
106**32
106
Sept20 107*32
106*32
105
104 <32
Sept30
104 <32
102*32
101ic32 Sept21
1022*32
98 832
Sept20
102 <32
101 <32
Sept21
102332
IOI1032 Sept20
982232
100*32
991832 Sept20
101 *32
110
Septll
105*32 Sept 9
1021*32 Septll
991332 Septll
1021*32 Septll
1021*32 Septll
IOO2132 Septll
101*<32Sept 1
IOO2032 Sept20
98*132
101**32
10 1 3032
99**32
100**32
as
good years and bad years alike, owing to the fact that
the price was well maintained in periods of trade depression.
Perhaps in some slight measure speculative activity in the
stock market was held in check by the action taken to
establish a Stock Exchange in New Jersey in order to escape
the transfer
taxes
and other
new
burdens which the
New
Price
Atch Topeka & S Fe gen 4s... 1995
Baltimore & Ohio 1st gold 4s.. 1948
J
No-Kans-Texas cum ad
indication of the
course
of
prices, the
averages
50 stocks kept by the New York "Times" reached their
high point of 92.76 on Sept. 14 and their low point on
Sept. 30 at 79.15, with the close on the latter day at 81.58.
In the case of the 25 industrial stocks, forming part of the
50, the high point of the month was reached Sept. 18 at
143.67 and the low point at 126.08 Sept. 30, with the close
at 130.13.
For the 25 railroad stocks the high was 42.81
Sept. 14 and the low 32.22 Sept. 30, with the close 33.04.
The volume of trading was of only moderate proportions
except at the time of the extreme collapse when on Sept. 21
and Sept. 22 the share sales reached 3,651,894 and 3,314,920
shares, respectively.
For the month as a whole the sales
aggregated 43,333,974 shares, which compares with 67,381,004 shares in September 1932.
On the New York Curb
Exchange the sales for the month aggregated 6,372,012
shares, as against 8,380,994 shares in September 1932.
Both Exchanges were closed in the afternoon of Wednesday,
Sept. 13, on account of the NRA parade, which proved
one
of the most imposing in the city's history, 250,000
taking part in it and the parade lasting from 1:30 p. m.
until midnight.
On the New York Stock Exchange 125
stocks reached new high figures for 1933 and 13 stocks new
lows.
The New York Curb Exchange record was 91 new
highs for 1933 during September and 82 new lows.
As to the fluctuations in the separate stocks some of these
were quite wide.
United States Steel reached a high of 56%
Sept. 14 and a low of 43% Sept. 30, with the close on the
latter day at 45%.
Steel preferred was at its highest Sept. 6
at 94% and at its lowest at 77% Sept. 21, with the close
Sept. 30 at 81%.
American Tel. & Tel. recorded its high
at 134% Sept. 14, with the low 115% Sept. 30 and the close
on the latter day at 120%.
J. I. Case Threshing Machine
touched 83% Sept. 18 and dropped to 64 Sept. 30, with the
close at 68%.
General Electric was at its high figure
Sept. 1 at 25% and dropped to 18% Sept. 30, with the close
at 19%.
Consolidated Gas of New York sold down from 50
Sept. 1 to 39% Sept. 30, and closed at 41%.
Allied Chem¬
ical & Dye was at its lowest Sept. 6 at 131 and at its highest
Sept. 18 at 145%, with the close Sept. 30 at 136%.
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. from a high of 47% Sept. 14
dropped to 33 Sept. 30, with the close on that day at 35%.
The gold stocks at times developed special strength and
Homestake Mining advanced from 297 Sept. 1 to 370 Sept.22,
a new high for the year, and closed Sept. 30 at 351.
The
railroad list did not escape in the general decline, notwith¬
standing the extremely favorable returns of earnings which
nearly all the roads were able to submit for the month of
August.
New York Central dropped from 52 Sept, 1 to
35% Sept. 30, with the close at 37%.
Delaware & Hudson
from a high of 80% Sept. 14 dropped to 60 Sept. 27, with
the close Sept. 30 at 60%.
Union Pacific dropped from
129 ex-dividend Sept. 1 to 108 Sept. 30, with the close at
112.
Southern Pacific dropped from 31% Septal to 21%
Sept. 30, with the close at 22%.
Baltimore & Ohio declined
from 36 Sept. 14 to 25% Sept. 30, with the close at 26%.
Southern Ry. fell from 33% Sept. 5 to 23 Sept. 30, with the
close at 24%.
Chesapeake & Ohio declined from 47%
Sept. 1 to 40% Sept. 30, with the close at 41%.
93M
1989
50 %
Chic & N W conv 4Ms ser A.. 1949
37 M
Kansas City Sou
73
1975
61M
48 M Sept .21
62
1977
68
62M Sept.25
69
1963
71
60
Sept .21
71
ref & imp 5s. 1950
75
60M Sept.29
48
Sept .30
40
Sept.28
75
2003
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s
5s... 1967
4l"
1
1
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept. 15
Sept. 14
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
62
Ill Cent C St L & N O 5s A
91
50 M Sept.
38
Sept.
48 M Sept .21
....
52 H
75
68M Sept. 12
62"
4Ms series E.
92 H
Sept. 1
90M Sept. 6
62
Sept. 1
81
Sept. 5
94M Sept.14
1967
5s of 1927
Ref & imp 5s of 1930
Gt Northern gen
Sept. 19
34M Sept.21
26
Sept.21
63
Sept .22
1977
Erie ref & imp
31
53"
52
60 =
48
54M Sept. 5
55
63 M
55 M Sept
.27
Pennsylvania RR deb 4Ms... 1970
St Louis-San Francisco—
79
71M Sept.22
80M Sept. 5
1950
22
14M Sept .22
22
1975
16
1978
49 M
11M Sept.21
37
Sept .21
NYNH&H 1st & ref 4 Ms... 1967
74 M
64
1992
4s
N Y C & St L 4 Ms series C
N Y Ont & West ref 4s
General 4s series A
Con 4Ms series A—....... 1978
1956
4s ser A
14M Sept.21
45M Sept.21
65M Sept .21
54
Sept.27
45
Sept.21
1952
72
61
2030
Foreign Power 5s.
Bklyn Union Elev 1st 5s.--.. 1950
48 M
1st 4s
Amer &
74
Dodge Bros conv deb 6s ..... 1940
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B... 1947
Int Tel & Tel conv deb 4Ms... 1939
73 M
64
59 M
Sept.
16K
50"
72M Sept. 1
Sept. 14
55
55H Sept. 5
48M Sept. 1
Sept .28
Sept.21
69
64
50 M
35M
78M
84M Sept. 6
96M Sept.22
98M Sept.
5
96 M
63 M
57 M Sept
57M
42
.30
Sept.21
40
Sept. 6
63% Sept.
58M Sept.
48
Sept. 18
44 M
42
1939
Warner Bros Pictures 6s—
34
12M
41M
1
18
Sept. 1
58M Sept. 1
17 X
Allegheny Corp coll tr 5s—.. 1944
1949
Collateral & conv 5s
Western Maryland
Sept .29
57 H
Southern Ry gen
M
65M
Sept. 6
16M Sept. 5
49M Sept. 1
74M Sept. 5
64M Sept.12
Missouri Pacific gen
for
84M Sept.19
49 M Sept .21
75
Sept .30
88
Sept .20
62M Sept.28
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5s ser A. 1975
,
96
90
61M
1933.
Highest.
89
Ches & Ohio ref & imp 4Mb B. 1995
taxes referred to.
»
Lowest.
Boston & Maine 1st 5s ser AC. 1967
CCC & St L 4Ms series E
Sept. 30
96
1960
Convertible 4Ms
Price
Range for Sept. 1933.
Sept. 1
1933.
Chic Milw & St P gen 4s A
- -
Closing
Opening
Railroad and Industrial Bonds.
arranged to impose, the proposed
move being
given a degree of substantiality when it ap¬
peared that President Whitney of the New York Stock
Exchange had also accepted the Presidency of the contem¬
plated Jersey Stock Exchange.
However, this plan was
given up towards the close of the month when the New York
City administration decided to abandon the obnoxious
York City authorities had
an
Sept. 30.
Highest.
First Liberty Loan—
in
As
Last
1933.
Sale
Lowest.
Sept. 1.
rails have been about the only product of the
steel mills on which a profit has been accruing to the mills
inasmuch
Range During Sept.
Sale.
Government Bonds.
hours and higher pay as a result of the
57 M
44M
Foreign Bonds—
Antioquia (Dept) 7s ser A.....1945
16M
Argentine (Govt) 6s ser A..'...1957
56
50
55M
50 M Sept.25
.1959
6s of June 1925—-
....
.1962
9 M Sept
.3C
Sept.21
16M Sept,
9M
60M Sept. 15
60
Sept. 14
55M
54
53 M
46
Sept. 14
49 M
.1955
83M
83 M Sept.
85 %
83M
83M Sept.
1
1
87 M Sept .28
.1957
87 M Sept .28
86
External 4Ms of 1928.......1956
1958
Berlin (City) ext s f 6s
.1969
Bolivia (Republic) ext 7s
78 M
77M Sept.22
25
Sept. 12
82M Sept. 5
29M Sept.
External 5Ms...;
Australia 5s of 1925
...
External loan 5s of 1927
External 8s
_—....
29
8
Sept .25
5M Sept .28
.1947
8M Sept .30
...——.
6 M
8
Sept.
10M Sept.15
Brazil external 8s—...—.....1941
33M
28 M Sept.26
35
.1957
28 M
25 M Sept .20
.1957
72 H
Sept.
72 M
70 X Sept.16
70
Sept. 19
75
.1958
75
Sept.
8M
29M Sept.15
6Ms of 1927
Brisbane (City)
5s
Sinking fund 5s._
6s.....Sept. 1961
sinking fund 6s....1963
Chile (Republic)
External
6s....1962
*9M
.1941
Republic ext 7Ms
External 7s of 1924
Sept .22
141M
.1949
70
German Govt Internat 5Ms.. .1965
New South Wales (State) 5s. .1957
43
83
82
Sept.11
.1958
82
82
Sept.
.1941
99M
.1947
92 H
.1946
26
German
(Republic) 7s
External sinking fund 5s
.
.
Queensland (State) ext 7s —
External 6s_.
Rio Grande do Sill 8s
—
OF BUSINESS
1
8M
Sept.
Sept. 8
Sept .30
Sept.29
Sept
44 M Sept .29
86 M Sept .28
86M Sept.28
1
98 M Sept .22 101
88
Sept.25 94M
26
18 X Sept.21
33
39
Sept.21
.1946
Uruguay (Republic) 8s
VOLUME
38 M Sept.19
%
27 M
9M Seot. 7
7M Sept .23
9M
8
Sept .29
10M
139
Sept. 1 154
140
Sept. 1 153 M
57 M Sept. 19
70
9M
139 M
.1949
External sinking fund
French
8
.
29 M
Sept.
154""
153 M
63M
43 M
84 M
84M
Sept.14
Sept.28
Sept.
24
Sept.25
33 M
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
1932.
1930.
1931.
160,443,000
61,059,000
24,619,150
173,930,700
103,767,000
United States Govt...
1933.
43,333,974
$
144,938.000
52,338,500
34,076,900
37,329,900
63,176,000
9,748,900
Total bond sales......
231,353,400
246,121,150
315,027,600
225,159,100
Month of September—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and miscell
State, munic. & foreign
67,381,004
$
53,545,145
51,040,168
S
.
$
152,234,200
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Jan. 1 to Sept. 30—
Stock sales—No. of shares
326,782,111
441,407,800
633,829,445
S
8
$
1,181,435,800 1,355,904,400 1,455,798,100
577,194,000
501,414,600
637,003,600
505,530,900
330,828,500
429,891,550
142,249,950
84,951,600
546,921,118
Bond sales (par value)—
S
Railroad and miscell...1,635,582,900
State, munic. & foreign
United States Govt...
Total bond sales....2,543,605,400
VOLUME
OF
Month of September-—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par
Domestic
value)—
BUSINESS
2,112,741,950 2,135,157,950
ON
1933.
6,372,012
THE CURB
1932.
8,380,994
$
2,046,280,600
EXCHANGE.
1931.
10,020,250
%
1930.
11,787,265
$
86,195,000
2,982,000
3,891,000
84,647,000
Foreign Government..
Foreign corporate
$
54,010,000
2,263,000
2,994,000
2,534,000
3,809,000
74,896,000
2,849,000
2,540,000
Total bond sales...-
59,267,000
93,068,000
90,990,000
80,285,000
...
...
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30—
Stock sales—No. of shares
83,445,636
42,777,799
85,967,381
177,591,325
609,824,000
22,154,500
28,667,000
685,435,000
22,306,000
30,083,000
540,897,000
Foreign Government
Foreign corporate.
686,366,000
32,165,000
31,423,000
Total bond sales
749,954,000
660,645,500
737,824,000
609,996,000
$
Bond sales (par value)—
Domestic....
....
35,366,000
33,733,000
THE MONEY MARKET DURING
There
was no
of currency was withdrawn from the 12 Reserve banks.
September, and the degree
be judged from the fact that the United
ease may
"Over the Labor Day week-end approximately $75,009,000
SEPTEMBER 1933.
modification of the condition of extreme ease
in the money market during
this
of
States
certifi¬
cates of indebtedness carrying the abnormally low rate of
interest of *4 of 1% per annum and sold several issues of
Treasury bills on a discount basis ranging between 0.10% per
annum and 0.12%
per annum.
The official rate for call
Treasury made
loans
on
exchange offering of nine months'
an
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deviate from
the New York Stock Exchange did not
% of 1%
most of the time was
ease
only % of 1% per annum.
Owing to
Changes in the charges made by the
some
New York banks to out-of-town banks for placing their funds
in the call money market here were agreed upon on
Sept. 18
by the member banks of the New York Clearing House Asso¬
ciation*
was
The charge
previously was %%, and that figure
prescribed for the future, but only when the open market
rate for call loans is
2%
When a lower rate than
or more.
this
prevails in the market the charge is to be 25% of
the interest, but with a minimum charge of 1/4%.
In the
prevailing state of the money market the result of the change
that
the charge
became *4% as against the previous
charge of 1/£%.
The change was made with a view to induc¬
ing out-of-town banks to keep some of their deposits in the
was
New York market
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now
Banking Act of 1933
demand
on
DAILY
ON
High.
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more.
Such denominations
largely used for ordinary purposes, but were paid
large volume to hoarders.
"Largely as the result of the outflow of funds from New
not
are
out in
York through various channels, which accompanied Reserve
bank purchases of Government securities in New York, ex¬
cess
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York
during the past month, and the total outside New
City rose to around $600,000,000, a substantially larger
has ever previously been recorded.
Near the
September t'he New York banks held only a little over
one-fifth of the total volume of member bank excess reserves,
whereas during the growth of excess reserves from April
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tion of interest
payments on demand deposits at the middle
June, depositing institutions have been competing vigor¬
ously with the New York banks for the available open market
paper of short maturity.
"The
demand
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for
very
liquid short-term investments by
depositors, together with Reserve bank purchases of Govern¬
ment securities, have tended to reduce the available
supply
of paper
for
in the
money
market and limit the amount available
purchase by member banks.
Reserve
bank
holdings of Government securities increased
$144,000,000.
During this time there
issues of
Government securities to add to the supply
new
comparatively small issue,
a
was
unusually
demand.
further large
in exchange folr
active demand
for commercial
was
insufficient
The prevailing rate for extra choice
running from four to six months fell to l1/4%, being
for open market paper, according to
lowest quotation
For
names
not
Federal Reserve
so
well
Bank, in 60
known the rate
years
was
at least.
1*4%.
Some
extra choice paper
sold as low as 1%, according to the New
York Reserve Bank.
Reports received by the New York Re¬
to
institution from commercial paper dealers, according
the
regular
showed
a
monthly
outstanding
paper
statement
total of $107,400,000 of
on
made
open
public
Sept. 20,
market commercial,
Aug. 31, which compared with $96.-
900.000 July 31; $72,700,000 June 30, and $60,100,000 May 31.
The New York Reserve Bank says that this increase in- the
use
of the facilities of the commercial paper market appears
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forms of accommodation.
day
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for bankers' acceptances.
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The New York Federal Reserve
Oct.
1
discussed
Bank, in its "Monthly Re¬
money market conditions as
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season
for funds
and a sizable movement of funds from
New York to other districts through Treasury and commer¬
cial
transactions, conditions in the New York money market
remained very easy during September.
In fact, the supply
of funds seeking employment in open market loans and
'highgrade investments of short maturity
rates declined
was so
large that money
slightly further to tlie lowest levels
volume of
off
011
record.
no
change whatever in the open market rates
bankers'
Following
a
sharp increase in the
acceptances during July, the total fell
unexpectedly during the month of August,
as
shown by
the survey of the American Acceptance 'Council made public
Sept. 18. The total of acceptances outstanding was reduced
$44,247,352, bringing the amount down to $694,011,611. Not¬
withstanding this unexpected mid-summer reduction, tlhe
$12,545,804 in excess of that at the end of August
major part of the reduction, it is stated, was in the
type of bills used to finance goods in domestic warehouses,
which declined $24,512,243 during the month.
Other sub¬
total
"Notwithstanding the first substantial demand
of the autumn
by tlie unusually low rates prevailing
past and also to rates on other
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and though the supply increased it
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Contrary to the usual practice, the Treasury
limited its offering of new securities on the Sept. 15 tax date
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for
were
the market.
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view"
The Government security
holdings of reporting member banks declined $69,090,000
during the four weeks ended Sept. 20, but in the same period
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for the entire country most
of
serve
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reserves
in the New York banks but also of funds of
the New York
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of member banks in other localities increased
reserves
names
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8
the preceding outflow, was in large denomination
bills, especially those of $50 and
securities maturing 011 that date."
Satur day
5
27
the September 1933 Federal Reserve "Bulletin"
by the Federal Reserve Board, indicating that the
paper,
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Further
in
issued
Mixed Collateral.
90 Days.
-
banks.
correspondent banks and other depositors which were seek¬
ing employment in the New York market. Since the elimina¬
Sept.
4
16
chart
There
on
to return gradually to the
evidence concerning the character of the unseasonal reduc¬
tion in currency outstanding since March is presented in a
to
Rates
reasonable to believe that hoarded currency
seems
excess reserves
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-
beginning Nov. 1. The following shows the time
rates prevailing in the New York market for each
day
2
10
therefore
has continued
%
%
—
of the month:
7
more currency outstand¬
ing in the last week of September than a month earlier. It
"The further decline in open market money rates during
September reflected not only the pressure for investment of
the country,
6
ordinarily leaves about $35,000,000
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deposits under the provisions of the Bank¬
ing Act of 1933. A uniform rate of not to exceed 3% on time
deposits was prescribed for all the member banks throughout
60 Days.
practically all of the Labor Day increase in
of the time.
could pay on time
3
had canceled
circulation, contrary to the usual seasonal movement which
1932 to January 1933, the New York banks held more than
in previous months, virtually no
demand for time loan accommodation, and only an occasional
transaction being put through.
As noted elsewThere in the
earlier part of this article, the Federal Reserve Board made
public its ruling on the maximum interest that member banks
30 Days.
was
half of the total excess
as
OF
as
3A
softening of the rates for time loans the
RECORD
volume
a
3A
slight stiffening again
the latter part of the month, except for loans
running five
and six months, but with the rates extremely low
(consider¬
ably less than 1% per annum for all periods up to and in¬
cluding four months), and hardly more than nominal
DAILY
large
as
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—
early part of the month, but with
throughout, there being,
least
August.
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"By the last week of September the return flow of currency
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to
the end of
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$100,000,000 early in
Subsequently, however, with a return flow of
currency from circulation the amount of excess reserves in
end of
Sunday
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some
September,
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Renewal.
High.
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was
$35,000,000 a week, excess reserves of member
banks in New York declined from around $150,000,000 in the
latter part of August to slightly below
amount than
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EXCHANGE.
—
11
15
interest
any
Saturday
12_
There
although Reserve bank purchases of Government securi¬
ties, largely in the New York market, were continued at the
rate of at least
further
Sept.
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and
provisions of the
prohibited from paying
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LOANS
Lo-w.
Sept.
1
deposits.
CALL
that banks under the
are
This
seasonal currency demand and other month-end transactions
caused withdrawals of funds from the New York City banks,
Outside the Stock Exchange the rate
per annum.
the extreme
15
MONTHLY REVIEW
Oct., 1933.]
was
1932.
A
reductions
stantial
stored
creased
in
or
were in
bills drawn to finance goods
shipped between foreign countries, which de¬
$13,293,228: bills.for the
purpose
of financing ex¬
ports. which fell off $8,014,610; bills drawn for the purpose
of creating dollar exchange, which declined $5,622,397, and
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REVIEW
MONTHLY
16
Reserve banks fell during the four weeks from
$153,220,000 to $133,233,000.
There was no increase, however, in the volume of Federal
Reserve notes in circulation.
Over the Labor Day holiday
there was some expansion in the amount of Reserve notes in
circulation, the total rising from $2,974,180,000 Aug. 30 to
ings of the 12
of financing domestic shipments,
Robert H. Bean, Executive Secre¬
bills drawn for the purpose
which fell off
$1,300,157.
in explaining the shrinkage
said that "With the
present extremely low rate for commercial paper borrowing,
important firms are finding it to their advantage to use the
commercial paper market, rather than to make use of their
acceptance lines at the banks. The cost of acceptance financAcceptance Council,
tary of the
in the
.
outstanding total of acceptances,
favorably with the rate for
obtain their funds through
the commercial paper market, which just now is feeling the
improvement in volume as well as in the high character of
paper which they are able to secure.
Acceptance financing
costs should be, considering all the factors of safety and
liquidity, lower than any other form of borrowing, and this
has been the case through many years' experience in both
ing to-day does not compare
which high-class
borrowers may
commercial markets."
observed that "Reports
bill and
received through the
Mr. Bean also
substantial changes in the portfolios
of bills held by accepting banks.
On July 31 all accepting
banks were holding a total of $552,148,090 of their own and
others' bills.
On Aug. 31 these same banks' holdings had
dropped $52,703,696, leaving them with approximately $500,000.000, composed of $253,000,000 of their own bills and $247,000,000 of others' bills which they have purchased."
The
bill-buying rate of the New York Reserve Bank was con¬
tinued at 1% for bills running from one to 90 days, and pro¬
portionately higher for longer maturities. The acceptances
of the Reserve banks purchased in the open market continued
very low, being reported at $6,681,000 Sept. 27 and $6,900,000
Aug. 30.
The bills 'held, however, for account of foreign
correspondents increased somewhat with the amount Sept. 27
$42,407,000 as against $39,099,000 Aug. 30.
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Council survey reflect
PRIME BANKERS'
$3,010,949,000 Sept. 6, but this was followed by quick con¬
Sept. 27 the amount of Federal Re¬
serve notes in circulation was down to $2,972,782,000.
As an
offset, however, to this reduction in Federal Reserve note
circulation, there was an increase in the amount of Federal
Reserve bank notes in circulation from $131,244,000 Aug. 30
traction again, and on
to
$145,627,000 Sept. 27. Against these bank notes no cash
required. Gold holdings were further increased
a moderate kind of w ay, and the total Sept. 27 was $3,591,-
reserves are
in
799,000 as against $3,587,997,000 Aug. 30.
Gash reserves
required against Federal Reserve note circulation dimin¬
ished on account of the smaller amount of notes in circula¬
requirements against
that the volume of
Aug. 30 to $2,807,779,000 Sept. 27.
The increase in the deposit accounts fol¬
lowed entirely from the fact that the Reserve deposits of
the member banks in the same four weeks rose from $2,426,589,000 to $2,595,634,000, and these larger member bank re¬
serves may be ascribed to the circumstance that the amounts
paid over to the banks by the Reservp banks for the United
States securities purchased acted to enlarge the reserves of
the member banks, all of which reserves must be kept with
the Reserve banks, while likewise enabling the Reserve banks
to diminish their borrowings at the Reserve institutions.
Owing to the larger reserve requirements, the ratio of total
gold reserves and other cash to deposit and Federal Reserve
note liabilities combined fell to 66.1% Sept. 27 as against
tion, as just
the
67.5%
ACCEPTANCES.
indicated, but the reserve
deposits increased owing to the fact
deposits rose from $2,697,039,000
these
Aug. 30.
loans by the member banks
on
making reports to
underwent still further
contraction during September, with the result that the
amount of these loans Sept. 27 was down to $806,000,000 as
against $881,000,000 Aug. 30, $894,000,000 July 26, and $967,000,000 July 19.
The monthly statement compiled by the
Brokers'
Call l oans
60 Days
30 Days
Sept. Secured by
120 Days
90 Days
180 Days
150 Days
Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
Accevt'ces. Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
1
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6
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New York
H-H
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time, in this class
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contraction, this
Stock Exchange
reports that borrowing by Stock Exchange members on col¬
lateral contracted for and carried in New York aggregated
Sunday
10—
H-H
H-H
H-H
H-H
H-H
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11
12
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Saturday
9—
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Holiday
4—
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Sunday
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Saturday
—
rates of any
rediscount
occurred during September in the
No changes
of the Federal Reserve banks.
MONEY AT NEW YORK.
FOR
RATES
Week Ended
Sept. 9.
Sept. 16.
Sept. 23.
Sept. 30.
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H-H
H-H
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Call loans on Stock Exchange—
Range for week (mixed and
Week's average
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(mixed and lnd. coll.)
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THE RETURNS
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OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKSLOANS IN NEW YORK CITY.
BROKERS'
condition statements
September was again
the extent of the purchases of United States securities.
Dur¬
ing August the 12 Reserve banks increased their purchases
from $10,000,000 a week to $35,000,000, and this latter rate
of purchase was continued throughout the month of Septem¬
ber.
As a matter of fact, the additional purchases in some
weeks ran somewhat in excess of that figure, with the result
that the total holdings of United States Government securi¬
ties increased from $2,128,772,000 Aug. 30 to $2,274,395,000,
making the total acquisitions for the four weeks $145,623,000.
Reserve credit outstanding was not increased to the full
amount of these additional purchases but it was increased
(taking as a measure the total of the bill and security hold¬
ings) from $2,290,746,000 Aug. 30 to $2,416,038,000 Sept. 27,
giving an increase of $125,292,000 for the four weeks.
The
reason why the volume of Reserve credit was not enlarged
to the full amount of the additional purchases of United
States securities was that the receipt of the proceeds of the
sales of Government securities to the Reserve banks enabled
The feature
of the Federal
of chief interest in the
Reserve Bank during
the member banks to
diminish their borrowings at the Reserve
institutions, as indicated by the fact that the discount
OF
'hold¬
of loans, that is to say, the
STERLING
EXCHANGE DURING
SEPTEMBER.
for that matter, of
all the foreign exchanges during September was entirely
under the influence of inflationary rumors and developments
in this country.
Dispatches from Washington were very
positive at one time that plans were in contemplation for
some new
form of inflation, besides which great political
pressure was being exerted to induce President Roosevelt to
embark upon the issue of United States notes, or greenbacks,
as permitted under the rider to the Farm Relief Bill.
The
exchange market is apt to run in favor of New York as a
seasonal matter at this time of the year, but the loss of con¬
fidence in the American dollar produced by the inflationary
developments changed all this and led rates to spurt up with
great rapidity, involving, of course, further depreciation of
the American dollar, and to a greater degree than previously
witnessed since the United States passed off the gold stand¬
ard.
During the first 10 or 12 days of September no great
change in rates occurred, but thereafter a most spectacular
rise developed, and of such proportion that it may be said
to have outdistanced all previous moves of the kind.
On
Sept. 20 sterling spurted up to nearly its former parity with
the dollar, when at the high for the day cable transfers were
quoted at $4.85%.
This compared with $4.52 on Sept. 9 and
also some sales on Sept. 1 at the same figure of $4.52.
When
it was seen that the talk of further inflation on this side was
premature and that President Roosevelt showed an inclina¬
tion not to fall in with the radical type of inflationists, ster¬
ling exchange suffered a sharp reaction, and on Sept. 28
cable transfers sold as low as $4.69%.
The last two days of
the month, however, rates again moved up, and on Sept. 30
the range was $4.75% @$4.77%.
When the sterling rate
touched $4.85% the dollar had a gold value of 63.7c., a new
low, but while -sterling ruled strong with respect to the
American dollar it was easy with respect to French francs
and the other gold currencies of Europe.
Owing largely to the uncertainties as to dollar exchange
the British Equalization Fund found it increasingly diffi¬
cult to hold sterling at any fixed relationship to Paris.
When on the gold basis the par of sterling with respect to
francs was 124.21.
At this season of the year the rate ordi¬
narily fluctuated between 124 and 126 francs to the pound.
Now the rate dropped to below 80 francs to the pound.
Gold
continued to flow to London for security and safety, and
the great amount of foreign funds in London caused much
anxiety to the British authorities and resulted in a serious
problem for Great Britain, according to Viscount Cecil of
Chelwood and Sir John Power, Treasurer of the Royal In¬
stitute of International Affairs, speaking on Sept. 11 at the
opening of the British Commonwealth Relations Conference
at the University of Toronto.
"One of our problems is the
The course of
Sunday
18
stock Exchange also shows some
$896,595,531 Sept. 30, which compares with $917,215,274
Aug. 31; $916,243,934 July 31; $789,386,120 June 30; $528,509,438 May" 31, and $322,492,188 April 29.
COURSE
Saturday
—
Federal Reserve Bank
H-H
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Saturday
Sunday
3—.
the New York
flood of
sterling exchange, and,
unwanted
money
that is pouring into our banks,"
"These funds, deposited in
said Viscount Cecil.
the main by
24
hours' notice, and are of little or no value, though it has not
yet been discovered how to. get rid of them."
Advices from
Washington to the New York "Times" said that estimates
placed the amount of capital that had left the United States
since the country suspended gold payments at between $500,000,000 and $1,000,000,000.
Cable dispatches from London
to the same paper said that rough estimates indicated that
at least £400,000,000 of foreign balances are in London at
present, unwanted by British authorities, "constituting a
perpetual threat to stability of exchanges."
The^ British
United
States
investors,
Government announced
are
subject to withdrawal at
Sept. 20 that it would issue on
on
2%% conversion loan (1944-1949) of £150,000,000 for dealing with a portion of the s'hort-term floating
debt.
The price of the issue was 94%, and London advices
to the New York "Times" stated that holders of 4Vz% Treas¬
Sept. 28
a new
bonds due Feb. 71934 might convert all of their holdings
at the rate of £106 7s, 6d. of the conversion loan for each
£100 nominal of Treasury bonds.
Assuming the whole of the
£50,757,000 of 4%% Treasury bonds (1934-1936) converted,
the Government would effect an annual saving in interest of
£934,000.
It also will acquire funds to the extent of nearly
£100,000,000, Which it can utilize for reducing the available
volume of Treasury bills or alternately lessening the amount
of borrowings on such bills in the near future
The Bank of England showed only small changes in its
gold holdings from week to week.
For the week ended
Sept. 6 there was a loss in bullion of £6.977; for the week
ending Sept. 13 an increase of £85,703; for the week ending
Sept. 20, a loss of £12,529, and for the week ending Sept. 27,
a gain of £34,203.
The British Equalization Fund is supposed
ury
holdings.
to have made substantial additions to its
Beginning with Friday, Sept. 8, the Treasury at Washing¬
ton has-been announcing daily the price per ounce which it
would pay
for
below
furnish
we
new
gold from American mines. In the table
record of these daily prices.
As indi¬
a
cating the extent of the depreciation of the American dollar,
it should be borne in mind that the price of gold at the
United States Mint as fixed by law is
PRICE
PAID
FOR
$29.62
29.12
;..Sunday
Sept. 11
29.10
Sept. 19
Sept. 12.
Sept. 13
Sept. 14
29.21
29.48
29.77
Sept. 20
Sept. 21
30.41
Sept. 18
Sunday
Sept.25—.—...$31.30
Sept. 26.....
31.49
Sept. 27....
31.35
Sept. 28
31.05
Sept. 29......... 31.33
31.75
Sept. 30
.....
Sept. 22
Sept. 23
— -
31.46
31.75
Only $975,000 of gold was exported from the United States
to
England during September, but $48,400,000 was shipped to
France, all this representing gold previously earmarked for
foreign account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
The Federal Reserve Bank
to and from the United
summarizes the gold movement
States during the month as follows:
"During the month of September there was a decrease of
about $4,000,000 in the monetary
gold stock of the United
States, representing chiefly the export of $2,165,000 of gold
to
Holland
and
$2,187,000 to Italy.
These shipments
con¬
sisted of United States gold coin previously held in New York
City safe deposit vaults by foreign account.
There
were recorded as high as 6.15%c.
Then, as further inflation
in the United States did not appear quite so imminent, the
rate moved lower again, the range Sept. 28 being 5.87% @
5.94 but this was followed by a slight upward reaction again
with the range Sept. 30 at 5.98% @6.02 %c.
Gold exports
to France from the United States during September, accord¬
ing to the records of the N. Y. Federal Reserve Bank,
reached no less than $48,400,000, all of which however con¬
sisted of gold previously held under earmark.
In face of
these importations of the metal the Bank of France showed
no increase in its gold holdings, but, rather, small
decreases
and the suggestion was thrown out that this earmarked
gold really consisted of gold earmarked here for account of
the British Exchange Equalization Fund and deposited by
the latter with private banks in Paris or perhaps earmarked
with the Bank of France.
No information
were
also
was
forthcoming
earmarked stock held in this country it
shipping gold to Switzerland, Holland
and other Continental countries whose currencies were firm
calling home
was
at the
some
same
time
against the franc on purely commercial or trade balance
accounts.
It is possible, too, that some capital funds were
being transferred out of France because of lack of confidence
in the permanent stability of the franc inasmuch as France
was laboring under a heavy budget deficit.
At all events
the Bank of France, in face of the continued importations
of the metal, showed a decrease in its gold holdings in each
of its wreekly statements, though the losses were as already
stated, of only moderate size considering that the French
franc at par has a value of less than 4c.
For the week ending
Sept. 8 the Bank of France reported a decrease in gold of
8,280,619 francs; for the week ending Sept. 15 a decrease of
8,048,858 francs; for the week ending Sept. 22 a decrease of
57,152,364 francs and for the week ending Sept. 29 a decrease
of 109,000,000 francs. Great success attended a French lottery
during the month. Cable advices from Paris Sept. 20 stated
that within half an hour after they had been put on sale in
banks and post offices all of the 2,000,000 tickets of 100
francs each in the first French national lottery had been
of the French public to
received official confirmation on
Sept. 23 in the publication of an announcement that the
second and third lotteries of 200,000,000 francs each would
be issued Oct. 5 and Oct. 20.
A Paris message to the New
York "Times" stated that thereafter new lotteries of like
amounts would be held every 15 days until the public had
The overwhelming response
the
Government lottery,
had
enough.
moved in common with the other Con¬
and was influenced by the same causes,
although the fluctuations did not reach such wide extremes
and of course German exchange is entirely under the control
of the Bank of Germany.
Cable transfers on Berlin were
German exchange
tinental exchanges
quoted at 34.09@34.18 Sept. 1; at 33.26@33.70 Sept. 9;
36.92@37.55 Sept. 20 and at 36.45@36.85 Sept. 30. The
Bank of Germany succeeded in further building up its gold
reserves.
In its return for the first quarter of the month the
Bank showed an increase of 18,122,000 marks; for the second
at
quarter an increase of 12,624,000 marks; for the third quarter
increase of 16,154,000 marks, with a further increase
12,964,000 marks in the fourth quarter.
addition, there were exports of $48,400,000 to France
$975,000 to England, which represented the release and
shipment of gold previously held under earmark at the Fed¬
eral Reserve Bank of New York for foreign account, and
of
which therefore
the final quarter,
"In
and
without effect
on
the gold stock of this
"Under
an
ounces
Executive Order dated Aug. 29. a total of 89,175
of gold recovered from natural
deposits was ex¬
ported during September for sale abroad."
Canadian exchange continued to rule at a discount, but as
the American dollar became
discount
2Vs%
as
was
gradually
more
and
reduced,
against 47/s% discount
on
more
and
on
Sept. 1.
depreciated this
Sept. 30 was
:
THE CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
of the Continental exchanges was a duplicate
sterling exchange. The paramount influence in the
case of all the exchanges was the rumors and reports of further
inflationary moves on this side.
These reports were on
occasions more definite than they had previously been
though in the end they had no more tangible basis than
other similar reports, and of course there was credit inflation
all the time in the purchase of U. S. Government securities
by the Federal Reserve banks at the rate of $35,000,000 a
week, even if there was no currency inflation. At all events
The
course
of that of
confidence in the value of the dollar became
more
and
more
impaired and that fact was reflected in the most sensational
and spectular rise of the exchange rates on all the leading
Continental countries.
In brief exchange on these Con¬
tinental countries
soared along with sterling.
French
francs
are
the chief of the Continental units and in their
the rise
pronounced the same as elsewhere.
franc is 3.92c.
During September
actually rose above 6c.
The early
part of the month the fluctuations were not so extreme and
the tendency of rates for the first 10 days of the month the
same as in the case of sterling exchange, was towards lower
levels.
Thus as against a range of 5.59% a 5.62c. on Sept. 1
the range Sept. 11 was 5.45%@5.53%; after that, however,
the rate moved up in startling fashion and on Sept. 20 sales
case
culation of the Bank
was
very
The par of the French
cable transfers on Paris
-
The note cir¬
decreased 100,771,000 marks the first
quarter, 36,687,000 marks the second quarter and
marks the third quarter, with the usual heavy
75,793,000
increase in
namely 316,895,000 marks.
firm in common with other Conti¬
nental currencies.
As against 7.50%@7.53 Sept. 1 and
7.37@7.45% Sept. 11, cable transfers on Italy sold up to
8.07(a)8.26 Sept. 20, with the range Sept. 30 at 8.05@8.11.
The Bank of Italy on Saturday, Sept. 2, lowered its discount
rate from 4% to 3%%, the 4% rate having been in effect
since Jan. 9 1933.
The new rate of 3%% was - effective
Monday, Sept. 4, and is reported as being the lowest rate
in the history of the bank.
The Lombard rate was reduced
at the same time from 5% to 4%.
The Bank of Finland
on Sept.
5 reduced its discount rate from 5%% to 5%,
the higher rate having been in farce since May 26 1933.
The only other change in any central bank discount rate
was the reduction in its rate by the Bank of the Netherlands
on Sept. 19 from 3% to 2%%, the former rate having been
in effect since Aug. 16 193£.
Exchange on the countries neutral during the war fol¬
lowed the same course as the other exchanges.
The Dutch
guilder was perhaps the strongest of all, and cable transfers
on Amsterdam, as against 57.63 @57.75 Sept. 1 and 56.20@
57.05 Sept. 11, touched a high for the month on Sept. 20
of 62.35@63.35, with the range Sept. 30 at 61.62@62.14.
Amsterdam seemed to be enjoying complete recovery of
confidence and a steady flow of foreign funds to Holland
was noted, some of this gold being drawn from Paris.
The
Dutch Finance Minister, Pieter Jacobus Oud, in introducing
the budget in Parliament, declared emphatically that Hol¬
land must remain on the gold standard.
Swiss francs also
showed much strength and considerable gold and foreign
funds kept flowing to the Swiss centres.
On cable transfers
the Swiss franc opened at a range of 27.62@27.75 Sept. 1,
sold down to 26.95@27.39 Sept. 11, and then advanced to
29.95@30.55 Sept. 20, the high figure for the month, with
the range Sept. 30 at 29.60@29.85.
The Scandinavian
currencies, as always, moved in close accord with the pound
The Italian lira was
country.
fine
that point and as a
unquestionably
an
exports of approximately $300,000 of gold to France.
were
on
matter of fact while the Bank of France was
sold.
31.33
Sept. 17
Sept. 10
—
per ounce.
Sept. 24
....$30.49
..Sunday
31.64
31.64
32.28
Sept. 16
Sept. 15.
$20.67
GOLD BY UNITED STATES TREASURY.
8
9
Sept.
Sept.
17
MONTHLY REVIEW
Oct., 1933.]
MONTHLY KEVIEW
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and ranged at 21.25@21.45 on Sept. 30.
The low for the
Swedish crown was 23.30@23.35 Sept. 9 and the high
at
Aug. 31. The rupee on Bombay fluctuated,
with the pound sterling, to which it is attached
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5.45^a5.53m 5.45%a5.53% 26.94
5.55ma5.59m 5.55%a5.59% 27.48
27.72
13 5.60
a5.62H 5.60%a5.63
14 5.56
ah.txyi 5.56%#5.71 % 27.91
15 5.76^05.81^ 5.76%a5.81% 28.57
027.38 26.95
027.39
56.19a57.01
56.20a57.05
19.48
ol9.72 19.49
027.64 27.49
o27.65
57.31a57.62
57.35o57.66
19.83
a
12
020.04 19.98
020.05 7.55
05.84% 5.80%a5.85% 28.76
al9.97 7.48%a7.53% 7.49
19.96 19.84
o7.54
027.85
57.70a57.99
57.74a58.00
a28.32
58.18a58.91
58.22a58.95
20.14
o20.37 20.15
o20.38 7.61
028.79 28.58
a28.80
59.48059.78
58.50a59.82
20.58
a20.69 20.58
o20.70 7.77
o7.79
028.94 28.77
o20.90 7.79%o7.85%
a7.86
59.87a60.30
20.72
o20.89 20.73
SUN DAY
61.60a62.22
21.32
021.49 21.33
o21.50 7.81
61.80a62.47
21.42
021.59 21.43
o21.60 8.04
a8.12% 8.04%a8.13
8.06
a8.13%
a8.13
62.34o63.34
62.35a63.35
21.59
021.93 21.60
a21.94 8.06
a8.25% 8.07
61.46a63.16
61.50o63%
21.40
a21.84 21.41
a21.85 7.98
62.08a62.75
62.12a62.79
21.48
o21.70 21.49
a21.71 8.08
a8.16% 7.98%a8.17
a8.15% 8.08%a8.16
62.29a62.69
62.30a62.70
021.66 21.58
o21.67 8.10%a8.13% 8.13
a28.95
59.83a60.26
029.85 29.59
a29.86
a30.02 29.79
o30.03
61% o62.18
61.70o62.43
030.54 29.95
a30.55
21
06.13% 29.52
5.95%a6.13% 5.96
29.80
06.08% 6.02%a6.09
23 6.05
o6.07% 6.05% 06.07% 29.95
o30.51 29.53
a30.52
22 6.02
o30.14 29.81
a30.15
o30.09 29.96
o30.10
SUN DAY
11.57
.83
08.26
a8.14
029.79 29.41
a29.80
61.10a62.03
61.24a62.07
21.17
a21.45 21.18
a21.46 7.96
29.44
a29.74 29.45
a29.75
61.30a61.92
61.35061.96
21.21
021.42 21.22
a21.43 8.01
05.94% 5.89%a5.95
29.19
029.46 29.20
029.47
60.74a61.36
021.19 21.01
021.20 7.91
a7.98% 7.93
27 5.89
21.00
28 5.87
05.93% 5.87%o5.94
29.06
029.40 29.07
o29.41
60.49o61.19
60.53a61.25
20.93
021.19 20.94
a6.00% 5.93%o6.01% 29.38
a6.02% 29.59
30 5.97%a6.02% 5.98
029.79 29.39
a29.80
61.11061.86
61.15a61.90
21.14
o.40
a29.84 29.60
a29.85
29 5.93
61.58062.10
61.62a62.14
21.31
21.15
021.49 21.32
•86%a.87%
.86%a.88
.87% a.89
.86%a.87%
.86%a.87%
•87%a.88
.86% a.89
.86%a.87%
.86%a.90
o.87%
■87%o.88
.87
a8.08% 7.98%a8.09
a8.09 '
o8.08% 8.02
60.78a61.37
5.94
,81%a.82%
.83%a.84%
.83%a.85
0.84
.83%a.84%
a.88
.87
SUN DAY
a6.02% 29.40
26 5.94
.86
.86%a.87
.86%a.87
.85%a.86%
•85%a.87%
a.86%
.86
a.86%
a7.98%
.85
a.85%
o21.20 7.89%a7.97% 7.90
a.41
7.96% 08.07% 7.97
o7.98
.85
a.85%
a8.08
.87%a.88
•87%a.88%
a8.10% 8.05
08.11
.86%a.88%
.86%a.88%
o21.50 8.03
Spanish
Sweden
Norway
Berlin
Austria
Denmark
Krona
Krone
Reichsmarks
Schilling
Peseta.
Krone
Bankers'
Bankers
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
September,
C
f ankers' ables
20.20a20.29 20.21o20
20.24a20.35 20.25020
2.
SUN DAY
3.
HOLI DAY
4.
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
34023.45 23.35a23.46 22.75a22.84 22.76a22.
39023.52 23.40o23.53 22.82a22.95 22.83a22.
SUN DAY
HOLI DAY
SUN DAY
HOLI DAY
5
20.37o20.49 20.38a20
54023.64 23.55a23.65 22.91a23.08 22.92a23.
6.
20.29o20.41 20.30o20
7.
20.26o20.39 20.27o20
8.
20.21020.28 20.22a20
9.
20.17a20.21 20.18020
44023.57 23.45o23.58 22.84o22.99 22.85a23.
41023.54 23.42o23.55 22.79o22.94 22.80a22,
32o23.45 23.33o23.46 22.73o22.82 22.74a22,
29o23.34 23.30a23.35 22.68a22.74 22.69a22,
SUN DAY
10.
11.
20.25o20.34 20.26a20
12.
20.39a20.49 20.40o20
20.45o20.54 20.46o20
20.57o20.69 20.58o20
20.83o20.92 20.84o20
'
20.95o21.09 20.96o21
-
SUN DAY
18
21.30a21.52 21.31o21
19..
21.34o21.54 21.35021
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
40o23.49 23.41o23.50 22.78o22.89 22.79022
.54023.66 23.55a23.67 22.94a23.05 22.95023
62a23.69 23.63o23.70 23.00o23.09 23.01o23
,77a23.89 23.78a23.90 23.13o23.29 23.14a23
,04a24.16 24.05o24.17 23.42o23.53 23.43a23
,20a24.37 24.21o24.38 23.58a23.74 23.59023
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
.61024.86 24.62o24.87 23.97a24.21 23.98a24
.68024.84 24.69a24.85 24.03o24.19 24.04o24
22
21.34o21.45 21.35021
,69o25.07 24.70a25.08 24.04o24.44 24.05a24
47o24.91 24.48o24.92 23.82o24.26 23.83024
63o24.79 24.64o24.80 24.01o24.04 24.02o24
23..
21.33a21.46 21.34o21
,62o24.77 24.63o24.78 24.01a24.ll 24.02o24
21.34o21.71 21.35021
21.17021.57 21.18021
SUN DAY
24—
21.13o21.36 21.14021
21.17021.25 21.18021
27..
21.06021.17 21.07o21
28
21.00o21.14 21.01o21
SUN DAY
30......
For tables
:
,34o24.47 24.35a24.48 23.70a23.82 23.71a23
,28o24.43 24.29o24.44 23.64o23.79 23.65023
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
34.08o34.16 34.09a34.18 16.02al6.10 16.03al6.
34.30o34.63 34.40a34.65 16.11al6.19 16.12016.
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
HOLI DAY
HOLI DAY
Checks
Cables
ll.95all.98 11.96oll.99
12.00al2.16 12.01al2.17
SUN DAY
HOLI DAY
34.35a34.51 34.37a34.53 16.10al6.29 16.11al6.
16.25
16.24
34.29a34.63 34.30a34.65
16.17al6.
34.28a34.50 34.30o34.52 16.16al6.19
34.00a34.35 16.13016.19 16.14al6,
12.02ol2.10 12.04ol2.ll
15.96al5.
33.25a33.69 33.26a33.70 15.95al5.97
ll.69all.79 ll.70all.80
33.98034.34
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
33.28a33.71 33.30a33.73 15.91al5.93 15.92al5.
16.11016,
33.88a34.10 33.90a34.12 16.10016.20
16.19016,
34.16a34.28 34.18a34.30 16.18al6.24
16.23al6.44 16.24al6
34.30a34.95 34.50a34.96
16.71ol6
35.28a35.49 35.30a35.50 16.70al6.74
16.76016,
35.47a35.75 35.49a35.76 16.75al6.89
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
12.03%a.l2 12.06al2.13
12.03al2.09 12.04al2.10
11.93al2.03 11.94al2.04
SUN DAY
ll.68all.82 11.69all.83
ll.87all.95 11.88oll.96*'
11.95%a.03 11.96ol2.04
12.08al2.22 12.10ol2.23
12.34al2.40 12.36al2.41
12.42al2.50 12.43al2.51
SUN DAY
36.45o36.82 36.47a36.84 17.01al7.14 17.02ol7
12.73al2.89 12.77al2.90
17.12al7.
36.55a36.98 36.65a37.00 17.11017.39
17.42al7
36.91a37.50 36.92a37.55 17.41al7.49
17.18al7.39 17.19al7
36.38a37.38 36.40a37.40
17.31017
36.73a37.21 36.75o37.22 17.30al7.39
17.31017
36.90a37.06 36.92a37.08 17.30al7.39
12.77al2.96 12.82al2.97
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
12.84al3.13 12.85013.14
12.74al3.09 12.75ol3.10
12.86al3.00 12.87al3.01
12.91%a.97 12.92%a.98
SUN DAY
17.00o17
36.20fl36.71 36.23a36.80 16.99017.09
12.72al2.88 12.73al2.89
17.13al7
36.28a36.64 36.30o36.66 17.12al7.34
17.03al7
35.93o36.36 35.95o36.38 17.02al7.14
16.95al7.04 16.96ol7
35.80o36.21 35.82a36.23
36.18o36.65 17.04al7.24 17.05o17
12.71al2.84 12.72al2.85
36.16a36.63
,42o24.61 24.43o24.62 23.77a23.96 23.78a23
17.00al7.19 17.01al7
49024.69 24.50a24.70 23.84o24.04 23.85a24
21.24o21.44 zi.zoazi.ta z^.^ro^.or ^.o»az^./u
1U.Z3QZ1.41 21.25021
Zd.saaaa.O5 36.43a36.83 36.45a36.85 17.0UQ1Y.1R
36.43036.83 36.45oa6.ao
usually appearing here, showing daily rates
SUN DAY
,44a24.64 24.45o24.65 23.80o23.99 23.81024
,39a24.56 24.40o24.57 23.80a23.91 23.81a23
21.11021.29 21.12o21
29
.81
SUN DAY
06.00% 5.94%a6.01
25 5.93^a6.02
a
.80%a.82
.81
o.81%
.80%a.81%
.81 % a.82%
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
.80
.79%a.80%
.80%a.81%
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
7.77%a7.80
7.80
a.82
.80
SUN DAY
o7.45%
a28.31 27.92
18 5.97
24
07.44
a7.57% 7.55%o7.57%
a7.69% 7.61%a7.69%
027.84 27.73
SUN DAY
17
o7.45% 7.37
19.97
29.58
a6.04% 5.97%a6.05
6.01
19 5.98%a6.06
a6.06% 29.78
6.01
20 6.00%a6.15
a6.15% 29.94
16 5.80
a 7.58
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
-
7.59
12.61al2.73 12.61%a.74
12.57al2.68 12.58al2.69
12.70al2.81 12.71al2.82
12.76al2.
12.77al2.90
iz./oaiz.BD l^.Y
of exchange for the month on Other Centres, see page
67
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4
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i.
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;
Exchange
New York Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE
PRICES DURING SEPTEMBER 1933.
1932.
$246,121,150
Sept. 30-*--
2,543,605,400
The tables
on
....
2,112,741,950
19 to 41 furnish a complete record of the
pages
43^333,974
Shares
September
Jan. 1 to
1932.
1933.
Stock Sales.
1933.
$231,353,400
Bond Sales.
September.Tan. 1 to
BOND
OF
67,381,004
326,782,111
546,921,118
Sept. 30_
transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The tables embrace
every security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list. The
black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
September and the range since Jan. 1. They
rule adopted by the New York Stock
In accordance with the
are
at
a
A. few other
interest is in default.
For
Sales in
N.
U S
%
T. STOCK
EXCHANGE.
Sept. 1.
1933.
Bid.
GOVERNMENT
Ask.
102"nSale
June 15 1932-1947
First 33^s
Bid.
Ask
'llooo
Bid
Ask
102n»»Sale
June 15 1932-1947
102^*32 Sale
1022932Sale
ilO^jSale"
110
Oct 15 1933-1938
103»«»»Sale
Registered ....
Oct 15 1947-1952
1,743,000 Treasury 4 lis
Registered.............—....
109"uSale
1,5591666
106>7uSale
106"32Sale
106282 Sale
104*oi»SalV
105
104 <it Sale
Fourth 4K»
Treasury 4s.........Dec 15 1944-1954
Registered...................—
5,000
1,143,000 Treasury 3%s.......Mar 15 1946-1956
Registered
1,000
..June 15 1943-1947
905,000 Treasury 3Hi
Registered......
1,000
...Sept 15 1951-1955
3,673,000 Treasury 3s
2,481*666
Registered...........
15,000
Aug 1
12,822,000 Treasury 35*s
1022«32june
26
22
l02»»iJan.
28
99,®nMar.
Apr.
1 103<32 Sept. 11
Sept. 14
Sept.14 103
102932 Sept.
1011#32Ailg. 22
103<8i Sept. 11
Sept. 14
Sale
99»8|iMar.
106
107632 Sept. 11
Sept.
Sept.
107
Sept. 11
9
104<32 Sept.
105 6j2 Sept.
10422S2Sept. 15
4
Mar.
3 103»nJan.
26
100gu
303»«»Mar.
1021632Sept. 11
97<»i Mar.
1013132Sept. 15
99
~9822~,2sale~
1013182Sept.
98832 Sept.
102 <»2 Sale
1012*2*8 2 Sale*
101 <32 Sept.
l021732Sept. 11
98
10l2»32Sept.
5
102i682Sept. 11
R
991*»iApr.
Safe
lOP^Sale"
Sept. 15
101l°82Sept.
B
J
102 «i2 Sale
992»82Sale
i002'9~32Sale"
D
A
1005s2 Sale
101* 6*3*2 Sale"
D
F
102'n
991JnSaIe
11
9928s2Sept. 25 100®32 Sept. 15
1002o«Sept. 20 1012<32 Sept.11
2
28
4
7
11
12
24
9'J2232May 23
3 1022932Feb.
1
2 l 02*732July
Mar. 15 102i««July
931#nMar.
95,0»»Apr.
Mar.
96,luMar.
1 01 22j2 Aug
99l8s2Sept. 20 1002iS2Sept.
3 107'<«Jan.
19 107
Sept. 11
3 l05»»«Feb.
3
98><3»Mar.
June 21
104»»»May 29 10 >
1011032Sept.
99
111 <11 Feb.
102»itApr.
982i32Sale
l012932Sept.
3
28 1102232Aug
99»uMar.
lOT'63*2101 22*32
Sept.
24
3 103»°itJan.
1027ji Sale
99i332Sept. 11
Apr.
100'*uMar.
107>«iiApr
D
102
101l#itFeb.
102i632Sept.20 103ioJ2Sept. 14
1022o82Sept. 20 103<32 Sept. 14
110
Sept.30 1 1 1 332 Sept. 12
99
M
103
100"i»Apr.
102*«i Sale
D
J
1941
1 10122j2Sept.
*97»i»SalV
J
..June 15 1946-1949
103"„jan.
101
Sept.20 102»iJ2Sept. 11
102*41 Rale
M
Registered
Treasury 3Hs
102
10422s2Sept.
Sale
...
Mar 15 1941-1943
1,523,000 Treasury 3Hs
Sale Prices.
107
Registered....
.......
1,000
June 15 1940-43 I
1,156,000 Treasury 3M.
Registered.......
1022«82Sale
103"»,Sale
39,000
1,000
Sale Prices.
1011*6*321II!
102«itSale
Fourth Liberty Loan—
3,705,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
103«S2 10l2282Sept.
101
i6210«SalV
foi^ijll!!
June 15 *32-47
First Sec'd 4 lis
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
103
Registered
10,000
Highest.
1011«32AUg.
Registered
First 4 54 s
102632 Sale
lOl^sjSale
June 15 1932-1947
First 4s
,2~o~2l666
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
100l°i»Feb.
102n„sale
Registered.
i
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Price
Jan. 3
So.
First Liberty Loan—
1,370,000
This method of quoting bonds
bonds and last page of stocks.
BONDS
Value.
the name of the issue.
1909.
footnotes to tables see last page of
September.
bonds
added.
the quotation "flat" will be found against
but where this is the case
became effective Jan. 2
Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
bonds, like the Holland-America Line 6s, for special reasons, are also quoted "flat,"
price to which accrued interest must be
.
95<»» Apr.
3
20
99«»i July
102io32june 22
3 1022i3JFeb.
16
102**1 Jan.
20 l00»13tSept.
2
23
11
96*»«Apr. 27|10113i Aug. 25
10018i» Aup. 11 1012<siSept. 11
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
975* Feb.
May 1957 MN
N Y City 45*8
FOREIGN GOVT. Ft MUNICIPAL'S
P
A
28
26,000 Agrlc Mtge Bank a f 6a.........1947
Sinking fuod 6* A
Apr 10 1948 A O
14,000
With Oct 15 1933 coupon on.1948
1,000
......1963 M N
91,000 Akershus (Dept) exti 5s
J
J
47,000 Antloqula (Dept of) Col 7a A....1945
J
External s f 7s aer B._.........1945 J
26,000
J
J
External s f 7a aer C...........1945
13,000
J
External sf 7s sei D...........1945 J
31,000
7s 1st series..................1957 A O
11,000
7a 2d series...................1957 A O
16,000
7s 3d series...................1957 A O
23,000
1958
185,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 0s
85,000 Argentine Govt public works 6a.I960 AO
Argentine Nation (Govt ol)—
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925..1959 J D
175,000
Extl s t g 6S Of Oct 1925
1959 A O
137,000
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A....1957 M S
252,000
External lat a f 6s ser B ......1958 J D
146,000
Extl a f 6s of May 1926
1960 M N
122,000
External s f 6a (State Ry)
1960 M S
267,000
Extl a t 6s (Sanitary Works)...1961 F A
223,000
Public Works ext s f g 6s..May 1961 M N
75,000
Public Works ext a f 5>*s
1962 F A
198,000
16,000 Argentine (Rep) 5s of 1909..
1945 M S
July 15 1955 J J
1,142,000 Australia 5s of 1925
External loan 5s of 1927.......1957 M S
492,000
External gl^»of 1928........1956 M N
919,000
271,000 Austrian Govt a f 7s............1943 J D
J
International a f 7s...........1957 J
196,000
110,000 Bavaria (Free State) extl 6 Ms.... 1945 F A
M S
1949
178,000 Belgium 25 year external 6^a
J
External s f 6s............... 1955 J
243,000
External s f 7s..
...........1955 J D
154,000
105
1956 MN
104
125 000
Stabilisation loan 7s
rG&sh sale
e
29
30 5*
Sale
30
26
295*
26
26
65
75*
Sale
66H a73
12
165* Sale
7
8
7
7 5*
16
15
15
17
165*
165*
15
Sale
78
84
565* Sale
?95*
Sale"
85*
85*
105*
115*
9
9
8ale
75* Sale
65*
7
65*
8.
795* Sale
46 H Sale
31
285*
29
105*
10
8
95*
85*
805*
535*
115*
15
845*
60
495* Sale
745* Sale
74 V* Sale
Sale
71
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
47
61H Sale
995* Sale
945* Sale
37
Sale
335*
955*
Sale
95
Sale
96
Sale
47
Sale
a555* Sale
555* Sale
Sale
56
Sale
485* Sale
56
Sale
565*
Sale
465*
465*
Sale
46
Sale
Sale
47
Sale
Sale
47
Sale
Sale
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
Sale
735*
Sale
985*
96
11
22
15
1
30
27
22
22
29
22
29
25
21
Sept. 25
295* Sept. 25
28
Sept. 15
765* Sept. 16
165* Sept. 5
165* Sept. 7
165* Sept. 5
16
Sept. 6
135* Sept. 6
115* Sept. 20
15
Sept.
1
915* Sept. 12
60
Sept. 14
30
505* Sept. 25
495* Sept. 21
50
Sept. 21
495* Sept. 21
50
Sept. 21
50
Sept. 21
495* Sept. 21
50
Sept. 21
46
Sept. 25
695* Sept. 28
835* Sept. 1
1
835* Sept.
775* Sept. 22
86
Sept. 22
a435* Sept. 23
48
Sept. 22
355* 30
95
Sept. 27
Sale
99
94
Sept.
Sale
r97
Sept. 26 103]
97
965* Sept. 27,101
985*
555* Sale
535* Sale
54}*
565*
535* Sale
555* Sale
54 5* Sale
55
Sale
555* Sale
495* Sale
705*
755*
855* Sale
86
Sale
795*
*25*
86
89
47
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept?.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Sept. 15
Mar. 16
Apr.
4
Apr.
11
Apr.
11
10
Apr.
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
A or.
1
Apr
27
Feb.
16
Sept.:
Sept.:
Sept.
Feb.
27
Feb.
27
Feb.
27
Sept.
Feb.
27
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.:
Sept.:
Sept.:
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
27
Feb.
27
Sept.
Feb.
27
Feb.
16
Feb.
23
Jan.
3
3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Aor.
3
3
24
975* Feb
375* July
36 X July
28
Sept.
July
July
July
July
205* July
175* July
18
July
185* July
915* Sept.
755* July
20
20
755* July
75
July
755* July
75 5* July
755* July
75
July
July
July
July
18
30
98
Jan.
13 1085* Miy
June 30 1075* May
May
15
21
19
18
18
18
19
18
19
12
18
17
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
July 18
875* July 28
875* Sept. 38
82 5* Sept.
5
100
Aug. 22
645* Jan. 27
69
Jan. 11
Sept. 23
Sept. 22
July 10 1025* Apr.
June
1
29
25
2
2
Deferred delivery.
and City securities occur very rarely on the New York Stock Exchange and usually
sale over the counter. The Stook Exchange record hence Is Imperfect and misleading.
a subsequent page under the general head of "U.S. A Municipal Bonds."
NOTE.—State and City Securities.—Sales of State
dealings In such securities being almost entirely at private
tations, however, by active dealers in these securities
26
26
1
will be found on
only at long intervals
Bid and Asked quo¬
N. Y. STOCK
20
Sales in
$
Jan
T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
N.
Value.
Foreign
3
1933.
SoBid
(Continued)
Government
Ask
O
75
78
-1960 M S
116,000'Berlin (Germany) a f 414a
1950 A O
108,000
External sinking fund 4s......1958 J D
48,000 Bogota (City) ext g 8a
.......1945 A O
134,000 Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8s .....1947 M N
External sec gold 7a
J
56,000
...1958 J
Extl sink fund 7s
1969 M 8
164,000
150.000 Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 6s
1934 MN
142,000 Brasll (U S of) external 8s
....1941 J D
Kxtef g*%»of 1926
291,000
1957 A O
Extl s f 614s of 1927...
205.000
1957 A O
Gent Ry 30-year g 7a
105,000
.....1952 J D
186,000 Bremen ext g 7s trust recta—..1935 M S
124,000 Brisbane (City) a f 5c
1957 U 8
136,000
Sinking fund gold 5s
..1958 F A
29,000
20-year s f 6s
...1950 J D
36,000 Budapest (City) extl s f g 6a_——1962 J D
75
80
Sale
8,000; Bergen (Norway) ext
18,000
External
«
f Ss.Oct 15 1949
A
f 5s
a
.....
52%
48%
15
64
46 000
7,000
10,000
29,000
148,000
16,000
63,000
J
J
A
O
1960 A
O
Aires
External
(City) extl
f g 6s series C-2
f 6s series C-3
a
External
s
1960
Buenos Aires (Prov) reff ext'l s f 6s 1961 M
S
M
Sale
88*
29
24
Sale
70
70
24%
63%
73%
Sale
External
coup
on)
F
A
F
Stpd (Aug 1 *33 coup on)....
12.000 Bulgaria (Kingdom of s f fl 7s
1967 J
25,000
Stab loan
Nov 15 1968 M N
f g 7%«-
s
J
49.000 Galdas Dept of (Colombia) 74»..1946 J
J
622,000 Canada (Dom) Gold 4s
I
1960 A O
601.000
30-year gold 5a
1952 M N
432.000
4)48
1936 F A
16.000 Carlsbad (City) a f 8s
1954 J
23.000 Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)s f g 7%»1946 A O
332,000 Cent Agrlc Bank (Gar) 7s.
....1950 M S
Farm Loan a f 6a
J
....I960 J
515,000
Farm loan a f 6a
1960 A O
743.000
94,000
268,000
35,000
70,000
162,000
107,000
24,000
135,000
114,000
Farm loan 6s series A
'
1938
Jan 1961 J
Extl a f 6s Int ctfa
....Sept 1961'M S
Extl sinking fund 6s
.....1962 M e
External sinking fund 6s......1963 M JS
Chile Mtge Bank of gu s f 6 Ha
..1957
Sinking fund gold 694s guar
1961
Guaranteed s f gold 6s
1961
Guaranteed sinking fund 6s._ 1962
24,000 Chilean Munlc Loan 7s
I960
J
J
D
D
A .0
M N
M
S
40,000 Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s
1951 J D
13,000 Christiania (City) (Oslo)30-yr 6S-1954 M S
111,000 Cologne (Germany) s ' 6V4s
1950 M 8
277,000 Colombia (Rep) 6s of '28
Oct 1961 A O
50,000
July 1 1933 coupon on
Jan 1961 J
122,000
July 11934 coupon on
Jan 1961
36,000 Colombia Mtge Bank 64s
1947 A" O
49,000
Sinking fund 7a of 1926
1946 M N
9,000
8lnklng fund 7s of 1927
1947 F A
98,000 Copenhagen external 5a
1952 J D
86,000
Gold 4%t
1953 M N
29,000 Cordoba (City) external a f 7a... 1957 F A
14,000
External s f 7a
Nov 15 1937 MN
17,000 Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7a
1942 J J
Costa Rica (Republic)—
12,000
78 Nov 1 1932 coupon on.......1951 MN
18,000
7s May 1 1936 coupon on.......1951
38,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904
1944
57,000
ext debt Ser A of 1914
1949
49,000
*%■ external loan....
.....1949
82,000
30-year a f 5 Ha
1953
227,000
Public Works 5%s_..June 30 1945
Cundlnamarca
Sale
Sale
33%
29% Sale
Sale
28%
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
MB
75^
Sale
99
80
Sale
Sale
75%
79
Sale
83
79
33% Sale
34
47
30
Sale
I?*
Sale
49
56%
56%
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
6%
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
6%
Sale
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
6%
Sale
5%
5%
a9%
Sale
Sale
Sale
63
Sale
10%
9%
Sale
8%
8%
4%
16%
Sale
Sale
Sale
17%
75
84
50
Sale
29%
29%
Sale
Sale
a27%
24%
68%
67%
10%
24%
23%
46
48%
53%
30%
32
32
25%
32%
31
28
18%
21%
21
Sale
18
13%
Sale
90%
Sale
101%
Sale
100%
74% o70%
15
20
10
48
Sale
044% Sale
43% Sale
44
Sale
40%
Sale
41" '
Sale
12
13
Sale
12%;
'
8h
11%
9%
9% Sale ,
9% Sale
12% Sale
if*
14%
10%
10%
5%
27%
18
Sale
9
Sale
21%
8
8
8
8
8
il*
12
12%
11
Sale
a41%
37%
33%
35%
8%
8% Sale
8% Sale
8% Sale
8%
8%
8%
8%
m Sale
27%
Sale
13%
10%
Sale
10%
Sale
7%
23%
85%
22%
30%
33%
37%
24%
23%
82
84
26%
39%
41%
39%
25%
25%
25%
69%
~30"~
25
30
Sale
27%
29%
64*"
66
67'
...
o70
50%
46%
36
30%
34%
28
31% Sale
32% 30%
31%
25%
032% Sale
21% 15
18%
22
23%
18%
19% "13%
91
92% Sale
103% Sale 102
101
100% Sale
84%
Sale
14
70
Sale
67
9%
22
75
20
13%
Sale
Sale
25%
34
75
IS
Sale
135
26...
47
Sale
52
22%
11%
86%
99%
6%
5%
7%
Sale
Sale
135
59
Sale
60
64
12%
34%
32%
15
16
29% Sale
35% Sale
34
35%
Sale
Sale
Sale
27
35"
19%
38
Sale
35
Sale
58%
14%
34
"35""
32
16
15%
86
88
o74
90%
73%
88%
78
80
71
80
Sale
a44
20
82
71
Sale
34
Sale
(Dept Colombia)
Sale
f 64a
1959
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs 4a
.
95%
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
12%
90
92
90
90
92
18%
95%
92%
89% Sale
84% Sale
70
Sale
I*
84% Sale
78% Sale
64%, Sale
S*
iiH
1932 M S
Sale
137,000
Stamped extd to Sept 1 1935
70,000 Dominican Republics f5%a.....1942 M
18,000
1" aec 5%s of 1926
1940 A O
9,000
3d series sinking fund f %a..l940 A O
37,000 Oresden (City) extl a f 7a
1945 MN
627,000 Dutch East Ind 25-yr extl 6 i
1947 J
714,000
40-yr external sink fd gold 6s .1962 M
49%
37%
Sale"
Sale
Sale
70
Sept.
a49% Sept.
48
Sept.
48
50
Sept.
54% 42%
46%
27
Sept.
31
36% 29%
Sale
132% Sept.
132% Sale 146
Sale
135% Sept.
137% Sale 144
70
77%
S8*
50
56
58
48
IW.
2\y*
30-year extl 5%s_
30-year extl 5%s
Nov 1953
..Mar 1953
M N
M
S
99% 100
99% Sale
March 1934 coupon on..
1,000 El Salvador (Rep) 1st • t 8s A...1948
2,000
Certificates of deposit
.........
"54""
48
45
Sept.
,
1967
Finland (Rep of) external 6a
..1945
External sinking fund 7a
1950
External sinking fund 6%a
1956
Extl sinking fund S%i
1958
Finnish nun loan 6%s A
1954
External 6%s Ser B
1954
Frankfort (City of) a f 6%a
1953
1,071,000 French Republic 20-yr extl 7%a..l941
432,000
External s f 7s of 1924
1949
~50~"
52
Sale
78
Sale
Sale
j
43
M S
60
70
j
67
Sale
81
63%
Sale
35
A
58
60
A
O
53%
58
8
O
53%
M N
46%
126%
122%
A
D
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
72
75%
75%
22%
139%
141%
5
3
3
May
•
July
98% July
93% Jan.
85
Aug.
83 % July
69% July
25
27
8
5
7
14
12
July 18
Mar. 15
Sept. 14
Aug. 21
88
July 17
77% July
8
July
a
Jan.
85
62
34% Mnr.
Sept.
Feb.
27
93
93% Feb.
127
Aug.
92% Mar.
91% Mar.
Aug.
51
1
44
59
56
.,
11
July
July
July
28
19
14
65% Jan. 12
Sept. 30
146% Sept. 18
136
Aug. 29
145% Sept. 18
141
Sept. 19
146
26
Apr.
32% May
50
44
Sept.
Sept.
45
43
52
48% Sept, 27
53
Sept 28 79%
78
80
Sept 19i 81%
S8* Sale
78%
71
73
Sept
73
71
73% Sale
Sept
67
Sept 261 75
67% Sale
75
75
9
Sept
67%
69%
20% Sept 19 24
21%
23%
1 154
154
Sale
139
Sept
lil53%
Sept
153% Sale 140
75
78
75
2lt
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
64
Aug. 18
June 16
55
June 17
Aug.
45
Apr
55
Aug. 29
June
2
Mar.
79% Aug. 22
85
Aug.
2
80% Aug. 22
76
July 20
■76% Aug. 21
78
Aug. 21
125
42%
74% Sale
F
11
6
1 1
Mar.
60
Sept, "14
6
Sept,
53
M 8
M
23
42% Apr.
35% A nr.
9
145% Sept, 18
141
Sept, 19
135% Sept.
30
30
58% Mar.
69
Sept. 11
Sept
6
30
10% Apr. 19 22 %
99%
86% June 29
85% Apr 20 100
93
75
Mar.
3
5
Sept. 13
Sept. 14
Sept, 7
Sept. 1
a50% Sept .11
31% Sept .27
146
Sept 30
8 146% Sept ,18
[135% Sept.
12
July ,18
July 19
July 18
July 18
Sept. 129
July 18
July 16
July 18
July 18
45
47%
52%
Eatonla (Republic) 7s
139% Sale
139% Sale
51
59%
5~~i
Ctfs of dep coupon off
60,000
40,000
54,000
133,000
132,000
39,000
16,000
144,000
136% Sale
136% Sale
136%
13
Jan.
}T*
March 1962 coupon on
149,000
118,000
19
19
Jan.
.
27% Sept. 29
23% Jan.
14
Jan
17% Sept. 29
88
Sept. 11 o74
Sept.
91
Sept. 29 a79% Apr.
78
Sept. 5
62
Apr.
72
Sept. 27 a63% A or.
45
Sept. 1
32
Apr.
50
July
July
Jan.
12
Sept.
Sept.M
Sept.
Sept. 1
Sept.
Sept. 28
Sept.
July 20
Sept.
64
37
Mar.
July 18
Sept.
Sept.
37% Jan. 25 57% Sept. 12
July 21
Sept.
34% Feb
27 64
16
Feb. 24 42% July 18
Sept. I
Sept.
'%
20% Apr.
4 41% July 18
Sept.
17% Mar. 2 39% July 14
21
Sept.
Apr.
4 41% July 18
14
Sept.
Apr. 18 23% Jan. 13
21
Sept.13
Sept. 20
27% Jan. 12
24
11
July 19
Sept. 6
Apr.
8
Mar.
3
79
Sept. 1
92% Aug. 23
90% A nr. 29 105% Aug. 22
Sept. 1
Sept. 15
93% Mar. 15 101% Sept. 15
Jan.
12
86
Sept. 20
69
May
2
Sept.18
8% Apr.
3
21% July 18
Jan.
12
Sept.
a39% May 16 75
Jan.
11
Sept.
32% May 16 67
Sept.
32% May 16 66% Jan. 11
Sept.
35% Sept. 22 75% Jan. 12
June 13
Sept.
5% Apr.
8 21
5
Mar. 31
Sept.
17% July 18
Sept.
17% June 13
4% Apr.
6
Sept.
4% Apr. 18 17% June 13
Sept.
5
17% July 18
Apr. 5 7
Sept.
5
July 18
Apr.
June 13
Sept.:
5
Apr.
18
Sept.
July 18
7% Apr.
Sept. 16
20% July 17
9% Apr.
Sept. 5
17% July 18
Apr.
Sept. 5
Apr.
16% July 19
Sept.
1
15% July 19
Apr.
27
Feb.
Sept. 29
Sept. 29
90
May
Sept. 14
July 15
Sept. 30
22% Sept. 14 57% Jan.- 13
49
July 19
Sept. 1
16% Mar. 31
Sept. 1
16)4 Mar. 31 49% July 19
Sept. 5
37- Aug.
Sept. 5
2
W* July 17
Sept. 9
36
18% Apr.
Sept. 13
37% July 20
19% Feb.
Sept. 5
37% July 17
18% Feb.
7
Sept.
59
Mar.
73% June
Sept.
58
Mar.
69% July 19
Sept.
23% July 18
10% Jan.
40
Sept.
July 19
21% Jan.
.>
56
Sept.
July 18
24% Mar. 21
Sept ,12
58% Sept ,27
56
70%
Highest
Sale Prices.
65
88%
Apr 22
63
Mar. 28
90%
25% Sept. 22 60
24% June
6 57
15 ••Jan.
3 30
4
• Apr.
6 15
3% Mar. 24
3 % Apr.
6
alOl % Mar. 2 150
16% Jan.
4 43
15% Jan.
3 39
14% Jan.
3 39
12% Jan
4 36%
34% Sept. 22 72%
75
a64% Feb.
75
63% Jan.
70% Jan.
83%
35%
24% Jan.
77
Sale
56
16
8
14
5
11
15
6
1
29
1
1
15
1
1
1
1
28
1
8
12
12
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
12% Sept. 28 18%
o89% Sept. 26 99
a89% Sept. 26 100
a81% Sept. 23 91
77
Sept. 20 84%
61
Sept. 22 70%
14
93%
Sept. 16 78
79%
Sept.
1
Sept. 22 29
Sept. 12 29%
Sept. 29 25%
Sept. 30 10%
Sept. 22
Sept. 28
Sept.
1 150
Sept. 26 35
Sept. 21 29%
Sept. 20 29%
Sept, 22 28%
Sept. 22 52%
Sept. 16 75
Sept. 19 75
Sept.
1 83
Sept. 20 33 *
48
Sept. 13
Sept.
5
Sept. 12
Sept. 26 35%
Sept. 22 32%
Sept. 27 37%
Sept. 28 33%
Sept. 18 19
Sept. 20 22%
Sept. 29 18%
Sept. 14 92%
Sept. 22 103%
Sept. 6 101%
Sept. 27 73
14%
Sept. 22
Sept. 23 49%
Sept. 22 44"
Sept. 22 43
Sept. 22 45 j
11
Sept. 30
10
Sept. 28
92
Sept. 22
10
Sept. 22
9»
Sept. 22
Sept. 29 10%
9%
Sept. 23
Sept. 22
Sept. 28
12 Sept. 19
11%
Sept. 27
9
Sept. 21
Sept. 12 27
Sept. 18 86
Sept. 14 29%
Sept. 20 39%
Sept. 20 42%
Sept. 22 40%
Sept. 23 29
Sept. 23 29%
Sept. 23 29
59%
Sept. 21
Sept. 26 67%
16%
Sept. 19
Sept. 26 38
Sept. 21 35
o74
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Price*
Prices "
Sale
Prices
26% Sept. 19
14
Sept. 11
Sept. 30
88% Sept. 11
a74
Sept. 23
68
Sept. 13
34
Sept. 30
26%
Sale
s
Sale
9
46
21
21%
8%
Sale
50
18"" "l9"
25
24
26%
9%
38
18%
25%
29%
Sale
36
MN
External
Sale
33 £
33
91,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8a...1951 A O
62,000
Sink fd 8s ser B
1952 A O
248,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6s .1942 J
286,000
External g 5^
1955
697,000
External g 4%s
1962
96,000
76
75%
50
f g 6s
s
77
46
bile Republic exts f ft 7s
...1942 MN
External sinking fund g 6s ..«I960 A O
External s f gold 6s..
Feb 1961 F A
Ry ref extl
85
78
64
....
509.000
39,000
271,000
ly>
Sale
Ask
Sale
85
40
A
..1961
f 6V4a
s
9%
Bid
Sale
38
S
Stpd (Sept 1 '33
76
76
Ask
Highest.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
Bid.
Sale
4% Sale
4% 8ale
4% Sale
104% Sale
17% Sale
15% Sale
14% Sale
12%
13%
....
nuenoc
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Price
BONDS
September.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
5
Sept
Sept 15
Sept 15
8
Sept
Sept 21
9
Sept
1
Sept
Sept 26
Sept 30
Sept 29
Apr.
Mar
Apr.
55% Mar.
55
Jan
20% Sept.
May
tll2%Mar.
118
125
51
Jan.
12
Sept. 30
153% Sept. 29
154
German Gov't International—
1,758,000
15-year S4a of 1930
767,000 <»erman Republic extl 7s
German
Prov
&
60
Communal
43% Sale
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
33
55
Sale
58
Sale
114
Sale
660,000 Grt Brit 8k Ire., 20-year 5%a
Registered.............
F
A
F
1937
1990
......1964 MN
Sinking fund secured 6s_.....1968 F A
44%
46%
106
71%
72%
16%
29%
Sale
1952
78
Sale
1946
52
Sale
on.
53%
Sale
47
Sale
15%
7,000 Heidelberg (City) extl s f 7%s...l950
43,000 Helslngfors (City) ext 6%s
1960
1,000 Hungarian Mun Loan 7%a
...1945
Sale
'.-i.
s
f 7s coupon
Unmatured
cou
ons
43,606
Hungary (King of)
s
Sale
55
Sale
26,006
183,066
30
30
Sale
f 74s......1944 F A
..I960 M N
(Kingdom) external a f 7s. 1951 J
D
Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser A 1937 M S
80
Sale
Italy
Secured
s
r
Cash
1957 A
f g 7s
t
f g 7s.. 1947 F
f g 7%s.l950 J
A
D
Lyons (City of) 15-year 6a.......1934 M N
Low Austria (Prov) sec
sale,
z
s
a
a 72
23
a
32
27% Sept.26
29% Sept.
Accrued interest payable
16
Jan.
Mar.
14% Mav
15% Sept.
July
25
Sept.
67
64% Jan.
86 % Jan.
12
20
94
99
Sale
89%
Sale
057%
Sale
48%
Sale
17
Sale
96%
36
91
a36%
36% Sale
36%
41
36%
40%
100% 103% 100%
98
Sale
93%'
95%
98% 94%
84
92% aS7
86% Sale a82%
81
81% Sale
72% Sale
69%
40%
40%
41%
43
100% Sale
,96% Sale
Sale
Sale
a97
a83% Sale
84% Sale
73
Sale
89
at t
Sale
Sale
24
27
31
55
49%
104%
45
53%
135
60
Sale
25%'t 30
he exchange rate of $4.8 665 to the £'
/
29
29
8
1
20
28
22
26
Sept. 21
Sept. 20
11
Jan.
25
20
64
121% Aug. 25
al07%Sept.20
28% Jan. 23
23% July 21
20
July
78% Jan.
17
59
31
11
9
Aug. 24
July 14
23
June
J une
60
47
Jan.
75
15% Jan.
20% June
19
8
Mar.
24
Mar.
23%
40% Sept.11
40% Sept. 9
42% Sept.19
105% Sept. 20
Sept. 7
98
Sept.
1
97
Sept. 8
93
88
Sept. 15
87% Sept. 15
74% Sept. 15
Apr.
31% Mar.
76% Jan.
a85% July
89% July
82
July
a72% July
45% Feb.
35% Feb.
Sept. 28 27%
Sept. 27-33
Sept. 22 55%
Sept, 1 149.
Sept. 19
Sept. 6
Sept. 12
Sept. 20
!
11
Jan.
Jan.
9
29% Aug. 28
16% May 16
41
Aug. 15
41
Aug. 15
45
Jan. 12
105% Sept. 20
101
Jan. 25
101
Mar. 28
97
Jan. 19
95% Jan.
90 % July
81
July
28
12
Mar. 26
July
Jap
29% Sept. 27 64
60% Jan.
49% Apr. 27
a 101
Mar. 3 149
Sept.
I
•••.
'
'
sterling, a D eferred Delive ry-
23%
32
29%
50%
:
52%
148% Sale 135
28
Sep]b.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
55% Jan.
124% July
24
25
26
June
16% May
Irish Free State external 5a
28,000 Leipzig (City) external
45
101% May
105% Jan.
al05% Sale a99% Sept. 1 cl07%Sept.20
22
Sept. 29
22%
24
Sept. 14 24
20
19%
20%
16% Sept. 19 21% Sept. 12
16% Sale
15%
17%
15% Sept. 29 16% Sept. 27
a 73
69
70
Sale
74
Sept. 7
Sept. 25-75
25
29
28%
Sept. 71 32% Sept. 1
32% Sale
24
26
25
Sept. 5
27% 21
Sept. 12 26
70
Sale
68
73
76
Sept. 13
Sept. 30 73
24
28
27% Sale
27% Sept. lj 27% Sept. 1
21
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
41,000
26% June
26% Sept. 19 33
Sept. 5
52
Sept. 22 56% Sept. 18
Sept. 9 117
Sept. 1
113
attached
External sec s f 7s series B.....1947>M 8
Italian Public Utility s f g 7s
1952 J
J
537,000 Japanese Gov extl s f 64s
1954 F A
473,000
Extl sinking fund 5 4s
1965 M N
-
35% May 15
53% May 15
44% Sept. 29
70
Sept. 1
a99% Sale
25
15%
1946
12,000 Hungarian Land M go 7%t A... 1961 M N
15,000
S f 74s series B.._
1961 M N
119,066
610,000
31,060
56,000
211,000
28
116% Sale
26% "30""
Unmatured coup attached
External
38% Sept. 19
57% Sept. 19,
A
1,347,000
x4% fund £ op 1969
42,000 Greek Govt s f sec 7s
22,000
43% Sale
63% Sale
Bks
(Cons Agrlc Loan) 6%• aer A--1958 J O
30,000 Gras (Municipality) 8s.........1954 MN
219,000
25,000
13,000
August 1933 coupon
106,000 Haiti (Rep of) 6s series A
85,000 Hamburg (State) 6s
Sale
80
1965
1949
31
19
19
20
25
24
29
n. y. stock
oct., 1933.]
Sales in
September.
Value.
Price
bonds
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Jan. 3
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Sept. 1.
1933.
•5 ft-
Bid.
FOREIGN GOV T (Concluded)
176,000 Marseilles (City) 15-year 6s
1934 Vf N
51,000 Medellin (Colombia) 6)4*-19M I D
18,000 Mexican Irrlg Assenting s ff 4 Mis. 1943
6,000 Mexico (U S) external 5s of 1899£ 1945 Q J
18,000
Assenting 5s of 1899..........1945
Q "j
Assenting 5s large
17",000 Assenting 4s of 1904....
1954
Assenting 4s of 1910
2~66O
Assenting 4s of 1910 large.......
73,000
Assenting 4s of 1910 small
*
j
Treas 6s of 1913 assent (large) 1933 j
104 h
7)6
Ask.
Sale
8X
2
5)6
2 X
6
3
2)6
j
"~3H
Lowest.
|
Ask. Bid
4
2 X
2
Sept. 30.
6
4)6
556
Lowest.
Prices
Sept.20;
Sales Prices
alOl X Mar. 2 149
356 Sept.
8
23
8
June
8
3
5
June
3
256 Jan.
4
2)6 Mar. 15
556 Sept. 18
8
June
7
8
June 29
5
5
6
856
6X
4X
*
-
6
Sept. 18
4)6 Sept. 6
.
6
Sept. 18
5)6 Sept. 18
June
*
July
6X July
4
Sept.
10 X June
5)6 May
25
18
30
20
*
*
*
*
Sept. 20
19
756 Apr.
1
2X Mar. 31
4
Sept. 18
3 X Apr. 18
5)6 May 20
2)6 Mar. 15
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
,
—
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Ask.I Sale Price.
I
Sale
13456 Sale 14856 Sale .134)6 Sept. 11 149 .»
12 56
16
10
15
10)6
Sept. 22 15
2
4
4
4
5)6
5)6
Sept. 8
4
4
Sept. 18
6
5)6 Sale
8X
5)6 Sept. 1
Bid.
..........
~
*
31
exchange-bonds
♦
Small
305,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 6 Ms
1953
Mlnas Geraes (State) Braxll.—
'
86,000
External sinking fund 4)6*
1958
Ext sec 6Hs series A
166,000
1959
106,000 Montevideo (City) s f ft 7s
1952
Ext s f g 6s aeries A
62,000
—1959
264,000 New South Wales ext s f ft 5s
1957
296,000
External s f g 5s
1958
130,000 Norway 20-year ext s f 6s.Aug 15 1943
A
O
to
8
M
j
87,000 Oslo (City) 30
year s
f 6s
..1955
45,000
Ext
Extl
a
f 7s munlc loan
126,000
40,000
51,000
29,000
95,000
194,000
50,000
f ft 6)6S
a
San Paulo
External
(State) ext
a
s
Sale
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f
85
93 X
90
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95
90 X
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82
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f
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35
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54 X
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9)6 Sale
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59)6 Sale
59
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77
60
Sale
Sale
69
Sale
69
22 X
Sale
20X
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80X
2856
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25
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20)6
20)6
24X' 20
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> 82X
35 X
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3256
99)6 Sale 100 X
9256 Sale 1 90
96X1 3956
91)6
80
32 X
32
100
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6
59
71X
101
9856
9356
88
35)6
18X
Sale
24
Sale
27
Sale
23 X
25
Sale
26
Sale
11
24
21
27
2256
16
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20
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19
2356 Sale
ale
a
1959
r
a
87
100 x
32
J
66
10
J
1956
il*
h*
1968
M S
J
D
J
D
Serbs. Croats & Slovenes extl 8s.1962 M N
Ext sec 7s ser B___
1962 M N
Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s..1958 J D
Slleslan Landowners Assn 6s
1947 F A
63,000 Solssona(Clty)ext 15-yr g 6sNov 14 '36 MN
P
A
f 7s
1946
MN
Unmatured coupons attached.
sec a
85)6 Sale
104
33 X
67
61
12
17)6
19X
22X
1656
19
16
16)6 Sale
84 X
85
7956
113)6 Sale a99X
3456 29
31)6
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35
61
63
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18
23
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20)6
16)6
27
24
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20)6
16
21
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12)6
20
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15)6
15)6
VA
18
Sale
14
Sale
a
.
Dec 1940
Sale
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23
17)6
23 X
Sale
17
16)6
24 X
Sale
6456 Sale
2156 Sale
63
Sale
40 X
Sale
41 X
Sale
59
Sale
32 X
Sale
35)6
Sale
.1940
1945
Sale
24
12
62 x
56
19
14)6
63 X
Sale
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45
4156
106)6 Sale
46 x Sale
68 X
61
67
16)6 Sale
42
60
2456
2156 Sale
46 X Sale
23
34
Sale
134
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49)6,
22
41 X
26
Sale
......1950
s
34X
9)6
8)6
6)6
9X Sale
10
8X
6)6 Sale
6)6 Sale
9
1952 A O
1964 m N
f 6s.......
28,000 Styria (Prov) extl
Sale
13X
95
MN
Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s
SF g 6)6s
Sale
64
13
Sale
1156
8X
67
88
15
59
80
2756
Sale
94X
9156
88
14
90
66
Sale
Sale
62
87
6X
456 Sale
4H
53)6 Sale
53 X Sale
9)6
8)6
85)6
26X
65 X
89
85 X
Sale
2iX
19X
23X
44
4456
28)6
22 X
144
55
65 X
62 X
50
21
Sale
60
li
82
Sept
9456 Sept
94
Sept
92 56 Sept
9056 Sept
88X Sept
85
Sept
8556 Sept
2456 Sept
65X Sept
6156 Sept.
86
Sept.
Sale
8)6
...1953
1 ft 7s
Sante Fe Prov (Arg Rep) extl 7s
Sale
Sale
9
External
Sec
100)6
6
60
.1942
196.000 Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7s. 1945 F A
Gen ref guar serial gold 6)6*--1951 M N
170,000
53,000
56,000
125,000
93,000
89,000
27,000
100
78
Sale
X Sale
84 X Sale
96
98 X
9656 Sale
95 X
95 X
Mar 1952
M n
May 15 1957
J
J
f 8s...
1936
f 8a.___
84
Sept, 22
2656 Sept 29
1
36
Sept,
8
28X Sept,
82
Sept 11
26
Sale
O
Ext 7s water loan..
s
Sale
a7956 Sept. 23
Sale
1966 MN
d
...
Ext isec
33
82
1967 J
1946 A
:953 F
....
29,000 RiodeJaneiro (City) 25-yraf 8a
External sac s f ft 6Mis
191,000
222,000 Rome (City) external a f 6)6*
127,000 Rotterdam (City) ext a f 6s
52,000 Roumania (Monopolies) 7s
15,000 Saarbruecken (City) a f6s
61,000 Sao Paulo (City) s f 8s
Sale
Sale
"
1952 A
f 7s of 1926
a
Sale
28)6
Sale
P
>
Sale
Sale
F
58,000 (Queensland (State of) ext s f 7a._ 1941 A O
96,000
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947 F A
104,000 Rhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser A 1950 M S
Rio Grande do Sul (State) ext 8s. 1946 A O
31,000
d
1968 j
Ext a f g 68
193,000
*115,000
36
17
30)6
71)6
86)6
A
1950 J
S f gold 6s
84)6 Sale
20
23)6
83
1961 J
73,000 Porto Alegre (City of) 8s
I
J
External guar sink fund 7)6*.. 1964
53,000
1952 M N
11,000 Prague (Greater City) 7)6 a
1951 M S
494,000 Prussia (Free State) ext s f6H
370,000
84)6 Sale
27
27
41
13
Sale
A
,uuu
External sf 8s
Sale
72
F
1953 J d
84,000 Panama (Rep) external 5H*
Extl s f 5s sea A
96,000
May 15 1963 M N
15,000 Pernambuco (State) ext sec 7s.. 1947 m 8
1959 M S
50,000 Peru (Rep) Sec s f ft 7s
1960 j
National loan ext s f 6s...._
266,000
1961 A
212,000
National loan ext a f 6s...
1940 A
33,000 Poland (Rep of) ft 6s
588,000
Stabllls loan 7s of *27. Oct 15 1947 A
183,000'
11)6
S
d
MN
...
227,000
20-year external i f 6s. Aug 15 1944
156,000
30-year external s f 6s
Oct 1952
183,000
40-year ext s f (Hi
June 15 1965
274,000
External s f 5s
J... Mar 15 1963
79,000
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s
1967
3,000
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s.
1970
91,000 Nuremberg (City) external 6s.
1952
180,000 Oriental Development 6s
1953
215,000
External deb 5 Mi*——1958
85
74
July
10
90
Jan.
5
12
Jan.
4
36
5
28
11X Jan.
12 W Feb.
29
11
July 21
July 21
Sept. 28
Sept. 29
Sept. 28
Sept. 26
July 27
July 19
July 19
July 19
July 18
Sept.27
Sept. 5
30
42
33 X
86X
86 X
97X
14\
98
18
95
6
93
1
9156
89X
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2756
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16
25
22
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Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
14
64
7 a88
23 101
30
37
14
22
13
23
22
21
9X
856
27
60
1
80
21
72X
28
25
26
25
14
90
22
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21
33
22 101
25
94 X
211 40
26
27
26
26 r26
29
20X
20X
85X
20114
21
26
8456 Sept. 13
30
35)6
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
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\ Mar.
28
71X1 Jan.
28
71
' Jan.
29
81)6 Mar.
20
8156 Mar.
15 a8056 Mar.
22 a74X Mar.
22 a72X Mar.
27
74)6 Jan.
5
8
a75
Jan.
3
27
2
6
3
20
98
96 56
94 X
2
2
16
11
24X Sept. 22
35
31X Feb. 24
3
80
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57 X Sept. 21
61X Sept.
20X Sept. 28 23 X Sept.
18)6 Sept,
16)6 Sept. 22
20
Sept.
Sept. 25 24
Sept.
al5X Sept. 29 21
1556 Sept. 25 20X Sept.
15
18)6 Sept.
Sept. 21
63 X Sept. 22
68X Sept.
17
Sept. 25 24 X Sept.
Sept.
38)6 Sept. 19 43
3156 Sept. 8 3556 Sept.
67
61 ■;:> Sept. 28
Sept.
60
Sept.
Sept. 27 66
21
Sept. 27 23 X Sept.
19
Sept. 25 2256 Sept.
44
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Sept.
134
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4856 Sept. 19 52)6 Sept.
1
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5
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24
28
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78
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14
30
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15
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14
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6
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1
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7
18
1
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52 X Jan.
72
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71
91
May 16 102 56
18)6 May 12 46
6
21
656 Jan.
7
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Apr.
16)6
6
14 56
3X Apr.
3
14 X
356 Apr.
62 X
52 X May 16
ni
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9256
89)6
86 X
85
51X Mar. 29
6
Apr.
3
9X Jan.
4
856 Jan.
7
77 X July
28
May 15
25
Sept. 21
18
86 X
98
24
15
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
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Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
42
22
26
Feb.
36
33 X
86 X
3
vn.
4
Jan.
3
3
656 Jan.
7
78)6 July
a88X June 17
29
Sept. 21
50
10)6
7X
14X
13)6
all 56
9X
5
2
72 X Jan.
25
July
3
24
May
8
32X
Mar. 21
27 56
28
Feb.
7
52
June
12
8
52
June
13
5
1356 Apr.
12)6 Mar. 24
40
18
100
13
45
25)6
10
13
19
20
18
18
25
21
19
18
21
31
11
11
20
28
14
20
19
18
21
18
19
25
27
29
11
f!g
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
19
19
19
19
18
19
19
18
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68
Jan.
Jan.
21
12
21
38)6 Sept. 19
3056 Aug. 25
6
71)6 Jan.
34
July
31
July
31
July
30 X July
26 X July
26
July
92 X Jan.
114
Sept.
45
May
Jan.
1
18
1
July
July
July
July
July
80
Sept.
74)6 July
30
July
30 X July
9956 Aug.
63)6 Jan.
61X Jan.
101
July
94 X Sept.
Mar.
50 X Mar. 31
1256 Mar. 30
19
Feb.
Jan.
June
Feb.
16
18
July 20
Aug.
7
26)6
30 X
77 56 Jan.
69 X Jan.
11
11
26 X Aug.
10
24 X July
21
9
Mar. 29 a50X Aug.
50 X Jan.
Sept. 21
12
Mar. 28 145 X Sept. 18
57 X Jan. 26
Apr. 22
42)6 May 25
42 X May
25
Sweden (Kingdom of)
586,000
725,000
106,000
138.000
33,000
160,000
8,000
2,000
20,000
33.000
31,000
25,000
380,000
105,000
24,000
1954
ExtlgSHs
MN
Switserland (Govt) ext 5)6*-.... 1946 A
P
(City) if ft 5)6s
...1955
Taiwan Elec Pow 5)6*——...—1971 J
Sydney
O
A
J
M
S
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5a.*
1952
A O
External s f 5>6a guar.
....1961
MN
Tolima (Dept of) external 7s
1947
m N
Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5)6*.-1957
j
Upper Austria (Prov) extl • f 7s. .1945
1
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67,000
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138,000
Oct.. 1952
1948
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Second 4s
1948
1,000
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1941
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20
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75
24
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83
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33
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3
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5 35
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80% Mar.
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Apr.
80% Feb.
58% Apr.
53% Apr.
30
100%
J
Choc Okl ft Gulf consol 5a...... 1952
Sept.
64% Sept.
61
100
97%
8
J
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
101% Sept. 19
99% Sept. 20
100% Sept. 20
106
Sept. 18
109% Sept. 19
101 % Sept. 19
1
65% Sept.
1
80% Sept.
99% Sept. 14
83% Sept. 5
73% Sept. 15
105
105
Sept.
Sept.
.Sept.
16
Sept.
15
Sept.
Sale
106% 107% 106
102% 105
O
J
78% May
79% Mar,.
79% Mar.
79% Apr.
i84% Feb.
Sept. 18
68% Sept. 11
50
Sept. 5
56
Sept. 28
33% Sept. 5
18
Sept.
1
17
Sept. 11
Sale
8
99
Sept. 20
98% Sept. 20
104% Sept. 19
15
104%
A
June 15 1951
Registered.........June 15 1951
Gold 3 Ha
June 15 1951
Memphis Dlv 4s
—.1951
Chic T H ft S'east lat ft ref 5a...1960
Income guar 5a
Dec 1 1960
Chic Un Station lat gu 4Ha A—1963
r
96
101%
M N
Gold 5s
I
58%
Sale
80%
a81%
99
M
92% Sept. 7
98% Sept. 20
35
28
101
75%
M Is
a74
68%
73%
94
J
33% Apr.
45
Apr.
5
Jan.
25
45
70%
65%
90
70
5
75
33%
35%
Chic SLftN
6,000
"
Sale
61
35
79 %
85
"49"
83%
Certificates of deposit
Sec. gold 4H*
59%
29
70
15
1987 M N
47,000 Chic & No West gen 3 Ha
Registered....
.......
Q F
General 4a.. JL.
1987 M N
59",000
Stpd non-payt Fed inc tax..1987 M N
1,000
Stpd gen 4%a non-pay Inc tax_1987 M N
Gen 5s stpd non pay Inc tax..1987 M N
29", 000
15-year secured 6Ha__Mar 1 1936 M 8
26,000
General 4%s stamped....
1987 M N
2,000
1st ft ref g 5a
—May 3037 J D
147,000
1st ft ref 4H> stamped.May__ 3037 ' D
384,000
lat ft ref 4 Ha aer C........May 3037 J D
396,000
Conv 4%s aerlea A
1949 M N
2,554,000
288,000 Chic R I ft Pacific gen g 4s
1988,J J
656,000
Refunding gold 4a..
.......1934 A O
2,000
253,000
428,000
50
Sale
16% Sale
Sale
J
M
72
fsA
12
5
.....
J
1982
M
Chic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4a
1959
J
Chic Indlanap ft Louiav ref g 6a. 1947
J
Refunding gold 5a......———1947
J
Refunding 4a aerlea C
.......1947
M
1st ft general 5a aerlea A..
1966
J
lat ft gen 6a aeries B
May 1966
J
Chic Indiana ft Sou 50-yr 4a
1956
J
Chic L S ft Eaat lat 4 Ha
1969
J
Chic Mil ft St P gen g 4a aer A...1989
J
Gen g 3 H* aerlea B
May 1989
J
Gen 4 Ha aerlea G
May 1989
J
Gen gold 4Ha aerlea E-.Mar 1 1989
J
Gen 4% aerlea F
——...1989
F
Chic Mil St P ft Pac mtge 5s ser A.1975
A
Conv adj 5a—.Janl 2000
Chic ft Erie 1st gold 5s
97
1
6
72
Sale
72
Sale
99% 100%
96
97
63%
68
48
50
51
60
21
Sale
10
15%
9%
16%
22
32%
Sale
100%
—
9
96% Sept.
98
J
-
B
66
Sale
75
1977
lat & ref 5a aerlea A.......—.1971
Chic ft B 111 1st cona g 6a
..1934
Chic ft E 111 Ry (new co) gen 5a—1951
1st ft ref 4 %a aeries
54
Sale
D
1949
Illinois Division 4s
Sale
Sale
88%
68 %
5
66
Sept.
Sept.
60
73
J
J
Sept.
Sept.
94% Sept.
100% Sept.
63
Sept.
57% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
96
Sept.
96% Sept.
101% Sept.
103% Sale
101% Sept.
104% Sale
101% Sept.
103% 104
99% Sept.
100% 101%
a96% Sept.
99% Sale
96% Sept.
99% Sale
103% Sept.
103% Sale
a 107% Sept.
108% Sale
100% Sept.
100% 101
Sale
80
73
S
J
....
374,000
77,000
117,000
1,000
158,000
47,000
348,000
2,000
5,000
105% Sale
109% Sale
100% Sale
65% Sale
Sale
J
Sale
97
Sale
J
6
96
97% Sale
98
97%
96% Sale
Sale
I
gold 4a....
123,000 Chic Burl ft O 111 DIt 3%a
97
5
89
94
91
94
Sale
Sale
102
1989
Warm Springs Valley lat g 5a .1941
78,000 Chic ft Alt RR ref g 3a
1949
3d
92%
97
Sept.
78
49% Sept.
Sale
A
..1946
..1989
R ft A DIt 1st con g 4s
52
53
102%
1993
1995
May 1940
B
56
45
86 H
1939
1993
Registered
General gold 4%«—...—
53
58
Sale
1936
1939
6,000
373,000
63
57%
Sale
1954
1960
Guar 5s
5
82% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
83
J
J
Charles ft Savannah lat g 7a
Sept.
87% Jan.
53
Apr.
54% Apr.
48
Apr.
54% Jan.
84% Mar.
Sept.
99
Sale
July
66
81
62% Sept.
94% Sept.
61
1
.......1987
......1949
68
Jan.
11
Sept
94
74% Sept.
65%
94%
50
Sale
Sale
M
Sale
Sale
70
88%
65% Sale
93
94%
100
100% Sale
92
M S
5a_.1947 J
Registered
Through St L 1st gu g 4a
74%
75
Aug.
89% Sept,
70
Sept.
Sept.
90
Sale
77
61%
O
K
75
82%
80%
80%
Sale
1,000
Mobile DIt lat g 5a
1946
J
J
18,000 Cent N B 1st guar 4a
1961
MN
37,000 Cen RR ft Bkg of Ga col tr g 0a—1937
J
J
1987
42,000 Central of N J gen g 5s..
Q J
Registered
691,000
89% Sept 25
Jan.
80
7
Mar
65
Sept
93
91% Sept. 19
89% Sept. 25
70
Sept. 11
88%
95%
81
94
1938!J
—
78
88
62
99
91
I
J
£
-42,000 Caro Clinch & Ohio 1st 5a_
6,000
lat & con g 6a series A.Dec 15 1953 J O
11,000 Carthage ft Adlr 1st gu g 4a....1981 <* O
..1948 J O
5,000 Cent Br Un Pac lat g 4s
56,000 Cent of Ga Ry lat g 5a.
Not. 1945 F A
Consol gold 5a..............-1945 MN
21,000
Ref ft gen 5%« aerlea B...——1959 A
58,000
Ref ft gen 5a aerlea C
21,000
1959|A
Chat D1t pur money g 4a...— 1951 J
Macon ft Nor DIt lat g 5a
—1946 J
General 4a.
69
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
60
"83""
A
74
49% Sept.
93
90
90%
J
10,000 Canada Sou con gu ft col tr 5a..1963
150,000 Canadian Nat guar 4%a.Sept 15 1954
Guar gold 4%a
>957
157,000
Guar gold 4^a ........
337,000
1968
Guaranteed gold 5a
July 196<>
328,000
Guaranteed g 5a—
-Oct I960
465,000
Guaranteed g 5s
—...
1970
247,000
Guar gold 4)4 a
284,000
June 15 1955
Guar g 4Ha..........—.——1956
781,000
Guar g 4H«...
635,000
..........1951
1946
195,000 Canadian No deb a f 7a
132,000
35-year deb a f guar iHa
1946
79,000
10-year gold 4Hi
Feb. 15 1935
1,126,000 Canadian Pac 4% deb stock.
Collateral trust gold 4Hil
194»
481,000
5a equip trust ctfa........——1944
343,000
Collateral trust g 5a.._.......1954
327,000
Collateral trust 4 Ha
—1960
489,000
1949
55,000 CaroCent 1st cons g 4a
60
64
61
Sale
52% Sale
61% Sale
61% Sale
68% Sale
100% Sale
100% Sale
78%
78%
82% 77
62
41%
40%
62
92%
91%
91%
93
92 %
1st mortgage 5s aerlea II....-.1955
69,000
A
lat g 4%a aerlea JJ
50,000
1961 F
15,000 Boston ft N Y Air Line lat gu 4s.l955 I
1,000 Brunaw ft Western 1st gu g 4a...1938
M S
1937
29,000 Buff Roch ft Pitta gen 5a...
M N
Consol 4 Ms
156,000
195? K O
43,000 Burl Ced Rap ft Nor ft Col ta lat 5a '34
Middle Ga ft Atl DIt pur m
65
55
Mar.
45% Apr.
34% Wan.
25% I Apr.
60
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
62
Sept.
68% Sept.
100% Sept.
82% Sept.
88
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
81
69
8ale
J
Beech Creek lat gu
Sale Prices.
Sale
66
74
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
82% Sale
Sale
Sale
54 %
8ale
62 %
Southw Div 1st
243,000
58,000
109,000
1,138,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Lowest
Sept. 1.
1933.
EXCHANGE.
N. T. STOCK
value.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
SEPTEMBER.
PRICES IN
Price
Sales in
September,
>
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
22
69
Aug.
7
73
Aug. 10
82% July 27
92% Aug. 11
56
56
Sept. 19
July
47% July
48
July
July
44!
8
10
8
7
20
7
70)
39
July
July
25
Sept. 11
38
28
July
July
13
13
90
July
21
Sept. 26
Aug. 24
July 19
July 19
July
7
102
106% Sept. 18
103% June 27
Feb. 10
114
63%
72%
73%
64%
80% Aug. 16
95
Sept. 14
60% Sept. 25
90% Aug. 31
8
95% Feb.
94% Aug. 21
Jan. 10
83
•ff*'
N. Y. STOCK
OCT., 1933.]
Sales in
Value.
10*,000
65,000
6,000
2,000
Ref 9c Impt 4His series E
...1977
Cairo Dir 1st ftold 4s........—1939
1991
4S.1999
1949
1940
J
Cln W ftc M Di* 1st ft 4s
St Louis Die 1st coll trust ft
Sprlnft 4c Col DIt 1st ft 4s
W W Val DIt 1st ft 4s
3
*75""
1942
Series A ftu 44*-———
.1942
Series C ftu 3Hs
1948
Series D 34s
1969
General 44s series A.........1977
ftu 34*
J
J
MN
A
...
1,000
6,000 Cler Short Line 1st ftu 44*.
F
CIotUnionTerm'ls 1stsf 54s A.1972 A
1st
s
A
.1941 A O
1973
f ft 5s series B guar
1st s f guar 44* nr C
1977
Coal RIt Ry 1st ftu4s...
1945
Colo Ac Southern Ref Ac est 44*>-1935
General mtge 44s series A—..1980
A
5,000 Consolidated Ry non-con* deb 4s
Non-cons debenture 4s.
JAtl
Non-cons deb 4s.....—.AAcO
Non-cons debenture 4s
~5~, 006
.
Des Plalnes Val 1st guar
"2",000
44s... .1947 M
1995 J
Second gold 4s......—
Detroit Riser Tunnel 1st ftu 44*
2,000 Dul Mlssabe At Nor gen 5s
9,000 Dul At Iron Range 1st 6s..—...
26",660
D
1014 Sept. 19
"664
154
Sale
23
27
32
30
Sale
274
27
79
944
88
Registered
243",000
"V.666
«•
m
m —
—
374
Sale
444
474
30
24
554
34
68
35
25
mm
63
mm mm
m mm
m m
30
85
mrnmmmm
669,000
873,000
43,000
24,000
70,000
6,000
5,000
86
914
50
98
90
454
s
1st Ac ref 6s
ser
44*---.-—-1959
101
Sale
304
Sale
Sale
27
84
65
Sale
16
D
274
30
Proof of claim filed by owner
-
79
91
Sept. 14
91
Sept.21
87
Sept.19
70
Sept. 21
Sept. 7
824 Sept. 5
744 Sept. 1
93
Sept. 20
89
Sept. 8
714 Sept. 5
954 Sept. 16
84
79
Sept.20
75
704 Sept. 28
92 4 93
Sept. 20
854 o83 4 Sept. 23
69
Sept. 22
954 Sept. 16
724
894
854
954
-----
95
89
---.
---
Ssile
504
504 Sept. 29
534
29
264
22
Sale
23
Sale
25
104
Sale
85
97
994
954
94
964
m~
—
-
~
47
41
-
Sale
56
254 Sale
334 Sale
34
68
3
56
45
394
29r
90>
SeptT
96 4
98 4
974 Sale
68
90
90
90
5
214 Sept. 14
184 Sept. 28
20
Sept. 29
154 Sept. 20
81
Sept. 20
974 Sept. 211
944 Sept. 28.
96
Sept. 11
47
Sept. 28
56
Sept. 28
25
Sept.
32
Sept.
24 Sept
13
Sept
"6
37
53
Sept.12
534 Sept.
5
21
17
17
Feb.
7
June 15
3
Jan.
1014 Aug. 29
91
Aug.
3
Sept. 14
May
1
91
Sept. 14
87
July
604 Apr. 19
90
Apr.
16
Mar
54
28
9
June
Apr. 19
Apr. 21
854 Jan. 27
90
May 12
77
June 28
38
May
3
40
Jan. 10
25
17
July 13
864 July 19
77 4 June 28
934 Aug. 14
944 July
7
77
July 20,
97
July 10
92
77
June
2
June 28
604 July
62
July
96
Apr.
Mar.
24
3
11
Apr.
16
.
684 Sale
Si*
79
37"
Sept.
7
1
6
45
33
25
"91
7
Sept.11
Sept. 11
21 r354 Sept. 7
11
924 Sept. 11
Sept.
Sept. 14
984 Sept. 14
97
81
Sept.
9
80
594
'594 Sept."28
60
May
Apr.
100
May 15
Apr. 21
June 29
6
June
Apr. 26
21
19
12
84
994
53 4
Sept. 11
534 Sept. 28
53
Sept. 22
99
55 4
564
534
Sept.11
644 Sept.
64
Sept.
99
62
87
24
24
4
4
Sale
614 Sale
Sale
101
394
544
60
114 Sale
114 Sale
524 Sale
984
994 101
----
'
564
8
384
60
Sale
June
414 June
June 10
July
894 July
974 Sept.
96
Sept.
July
674 July
52
July
60
July
66
3 4 June
694 Aug.
404 July
98
Aug. 29
72
Jan.
2
90
884 Jan. 31
674 Apr. 20
90
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
99
Jan.
30)
30 J
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Sept. 14
85
July
784 Aug.
74
July
11
204 Apr.
204 Apr.
81
Apr.
64
9
64 Sept. 28
94
44 Sept. 16
44 Sept. 1
64 Sept. 29
44 Sept.
Sept. 28
Sept. 5
99" "Sept. 13
904 Sept. 27
1
2
2
6
4
7
June 29
July
July
8
8
10
4
Feb.
14
July
July
Sept.
Sept.
19
19
13
25
404
674
1
674
8 1024
16
40
344 Apr. 28
21
Aug. 30
63
Jan. 11
Feb. 21
3
2
19
57
17 100
3
68
3
67
Feb. 28 102
114 Sept .
114 Sept.
9
4
27
Feb. 21
Jan.
"7" Sept.~27
7
11
19
20
20
18
Apr. 25
784 Apr. 16
65
15
40
14
20
30
75
8
7
994 Aug. 22
Sept.13
394 Sept.
64
MN
6
41
34
Sept. I
484 Sept. 21 62"
62
Sept.15
484 Sept. 21
97
Sept. 22 1024 Sept. 13
Sept.25
994 Sept. 29 102
'53 " Sale
27
41
91
11 104
4
784 Aug.
404 Feb. 27
684 Sept.
"Sept."5
July 14
Sept. 7
Sept.11
1 1054 July
3
Mar. 15
39
July 20
Feb. 17 93
Aug.
7
75
1014 May
99
May
40
634 Sale
62
65
9
6
i!K
24 Sept.
11 104
18 1044
754 Sept. 27
Apr. 22
96
Sept.11
Sept. 11
594 Sept. 1 o264 Feb. 24
Feb. 27
63
27
Sept. 1
39
Sept. 5
Apr.
7
Feb. 28
474 Sept. 5
61
90
Sale
Feb
96
68
77
3
10
15
15
-----
804 Sale
9 '53 4
Sept.
Sept,.
274 Sept.
854 Sept.22
984 Sept.19
974 Sept. 7
30
--
90
a88
Sept.25
984 974 Sept. 7
85
494 June
324 Sept.
36
—
not filed by owner
of claim
"Sept. 14
m:
294
90
86 4 Sept
844
104
1034
Sept
103
1034 1034 1044 103
Sept
30
23
27
354
37
Sept
924
914 92 4 904
924 Sept
894
1034
102
43
Certificates of deposit—.—
Fonda Johns & GIov ref 44*
1952
Proof
Sale
82
84
91
84
32
.....1974 M S
A—
(■—■•MM
99
31
F
J
1614 Sept. 19
98
86
41
1957 J
f 4a
914
86
.
—80
40,000 Fla Cent Ac Pen consol ftold 5s ..1943 I
168.660
m
424
4s Series D .........1953 A
Ref At Impt ftold 5s ser 1927
1967 M N
Ref Ac Imp 5s ser 1930..
.....1975 A O
Erie Ac Jersey 1st s f 4s.......l955 J
Fla East Coast 1st
mm
81
con*
Genesee RIt RR 1st
m
Sale
1
ConT ft 4s Ser A ...........1953 A
Do
do
Ser B
1953 A
Gen
m
70
1st consol ften Hen 4s........ 1996 J
J
Registered
......——
79,000
52,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
66
J
Sale
18
1996 J
1951
—
814
"504
13
36
174
O
55
274 Sale
844 Sale
98
994
954 Sale
954
59
1940 J
Penn coll trust g 4s
.
99
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
84
324 Sale
Sale
30
864
864
............
....
53
33
96
Sale
924
334 Sale
81
Ac prior lien 4s.
-—
99
86
June
964 May
864
874 Sale
804 1^24
744 Sale
93
944
884 Sale
714 72
944
96
94
■i'—i
50
53
84
con
97
1014 July
100
July
88
July
53
"80""
1965 A
Sept. 20 1004 Sept.
964 Sept. 5 994 Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 27 a87
---.
99
84
76
40
40
101
123,000 Erie RR 1st
97
85
91
87
8,000 East Tenn Va Ac Ga cons 1st g 5s 1956 MN
23,000 Elgin Joi At East 1st g 5s—..... 1941 M N
Sept.22
724 Sept. 1
86
96
Sale
Sale
103
.1937 A
93
99
684
Sale
.1941 J
34s set B 1940
76
734
1
Sept.26
784 Sept. 9
93
Sept. 22
734 Sept. '
99
87
774
O
Erie At Plttsb gen gu ft
Serle* C 34*
IVA
94
704
Sept. 8
Sept. 20
964 May
934 Aug.
804 June
624
O
El Paso Ac S W 1st At ref 5s
69
87
1014
73
100
....
.1995 J D
.1961 M N
11,000 Dul So Shore At Atlantic ft 5s... .1937 J
.1948 A
3,000 East RyM No DIt 1st g 4s
J
73
704
75
Sale
a87
24
Detroit At Mack 1st lien ft 4s
774 Sept.
73
Sept.
93 4
70
Certificates of deposit
744 Sept. 13
63
Sept. 22
65
88
934
Sale Prices.
I
Sale Prices.
Aug. 18
Apr. 17 102
1
964 Mar. 3 1074 Aug.
July 25
964 Mar. 3 107
72
May 31
May 31; 72
68
July 20
Apr. 15 85
Aug. 30
85
Apr.
6 96
49
July 25
Apr. 22 82
47
Apr.
4 824 July 18
37
Apr. 18 774 July 19
Mar. 31
95
85
Aug. 23
60
Apr. 27 77
July 20
Apr. 12
66
80
May 15
93
Aug. 28 93 r Aug. 28
72
July 17 76
July 14
87
1935
Des Moines At Ft D 1st ftn ft 4s
9,000
5
Highest.
93
994 101
994 100
31
31
31
31
Gold 544
89,000!
-—1937 M N
2,000 Del Rls RR At Bdge 1st ftu ft 4S..193S F A
247,000 Den Ac Rio Gr 1st cons ft 4s....... 1936 J
Consol gold 44*-.
23,000
1936 J
792,000 Dens At R Gr West ften 5s Auft 1955
Ref Ac Imp mtfte 5s ser B
...1978
296,000
Sept.
87
50
-
82"
634
1014
82
75
1954
1955
1955
1954
1
79"" SeptT28
85
73
Sale
984
79
MN
85
8
18
87
Sale
67
1942
128,000 Cuba Northern Rye 1st 54*
1952
64,000, Cuba RR 1st 50-yr g 5s.
1st Ac refund 7 4* serlesA
1934
56,000
1st Hen Ac ref 4s series B....... 1934
18,000
1943 MN
270,000 Del 9t Hud 1st Ac ref 4s.
5s
1935 A O
7,000!
...
73
Sale Prices.
9
.....
M N
98
934
724 Sale
96
82
82
O
M "Z§~^
66 *
96
774 Sale
1943
Conn Ac Passum RItb £sc ft 4s
.
77
100
66
Col Ac Hock Valley 1st est ft 4s
1948 A O
Col Ac Tol 1st est 4s.............1955
84
104^8 105
"834
Sale Prices
994 Sept. 26 102
Sept.
1024 Sept. 18 1064 Sept.
102
Sept. 11 1054 Sept.
~
96
72
97
96
86
O
D
78
82
1014
Highest.
90
A O
J
1054 Sale
77
93
69
Ask.
101
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale
85
....
100
90
J
102
105..
684
754
Ask. Bid.
101
66
M S
J
Bid.
90
864
MN
J
CleT 9c Marietta 1st ftu 4fes—.1935 MN
CleT Ac Pitts ften ftu 44* wi B..1942 A O
A O
Series B
62,000
60,000
82,000
3,000
81,000
62.000
3,000
57
J
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
1933.
•hO-
10,000 Cler Col G Ac tnd ften con 4s—-.1934
239,000 CleT Lor Ac Wheel con 1st ft 6s—.1933
2,000 Cler AcMahon Valley ft 6s....
1938 J
5,000
1.
Jan. 3
IV. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Bid.
Ask.
I
J
954
994
20.000 Cln Union Term 1st 44* ser A..2020
J
102
1024
1st mtfte 5s series B
95,000
.2020
1st mtfte ft 5s series C...-..----1957 MN
233,000
j
70
Clearfield ft Mabon 1st fttd ft Ss. lMi
D
75
72
"6,000 CGCftStLftenftls..
..1995
D
99
88
General 5s series B
1943
J
75
47
Ref 9c Imp 4s series C
.1941
J
53
45
Ref ft imp 5s series D--.-.-—1943
11,000
133,000
RANGE SINCE JAN
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Price
BONDS
September.
HZ
EXCHANGE-BONDS
44 Sept. 16
34 Apr. 16
Sept. 13
July
214 July
July
17
8
10
64 Sept. 29
114 Aug. 11
2-4s
1982
MN
Proof of claim filed by owner
(Amended) 1st
cons
Fort St UD Co 1st ft 44s...
2,000 Ft Worth At Denrer City 54*
105,000 From Elk At Mo V 1st 6a
Ga At Ala 1st
cons
1941
1941
I
J
J
D
1933 A O
60
-----
904
95
60
68
63
63
974 99
854 Sale
974
99
98
90
98
85
144
27
4
104
15
13
5s......Oct. 1945 J
194
334
23
35
85
944 Sale
J
27
88
Mar.
2
544 Apr. 19
54 Mar. 27
Aug. 15
904 Sept. 27
99
27
July
18
Ga Caro Ac Nor 1st 5s 1929
Extended at 6% to 1944.......
.1946
Georgia Midland 1st 3s
Gout At Oswegatchie 1st 5s...... .1942
4,000 Gr R At I ex 1st ftu ft 44*
.1941
.1940
218,000 Grand Trunk of Can a f 7s
223,000
15-yer deb ft s f 4s guar....... 1936
Grays Point Term 1st ftu ft 5s.... 1947 J
-
18
May
5
234 Apr. 12
23
43
40
43
50
1024 Sale
.....
105
Sale
97
1034 Sale
1024 Sale
914 Sept. 20 944 Sept. 20
1034 Sept. 29 1054 Sept. 14
1014 Sept. 25 1034 Sept. 14
89
100
Sale
1024 Sale
55
Sale
76
864 Sale
834 Sale
80
Sale
76
78
82
78
Z§4 Sale
73
Sale
73
Sale
71
684
684
65
664 Sale
64
63
Sale
64
68
67
Sept. 22
Sept. 20
864 Sept.
834 Sept.
Sept. 26
Sept. 22
Sept. 21
1
1
73
Stamped (without July 1*33 coup)
J
444
46
mtfte 5* Ser C........... 1973 J
J
J
45
43 4
45
Sale
D............1974 J
J
1952
mtfte 54* Ser B....
44* Series
44s series E
Bay At West deb ctfs A
Debenture ctfs B
i
1977
.......
"Y.666
Greenbrier Ry 1st ftu ft 4s
...1940
56.000 Gulf Mob At Nor 1st 54* ser B...1950
81,000
1st mtge ftold 5s series C..
195*
Gulf Ar Ship Island ref 5s
Feb 1952
J
46 4
Sale
Feb
MN
O
A
O
J
804
234
214
----
35
27
J
Stamped........................
3
.1999 J
41,000 Hock Val 1st eon ft 44*
1,000 Housatonlc RR con ft 5s........ .1937 MN
3
.1937 J
1,000 HoustAt Tex Cist ft5slntftu
....
Hous Belt At Ter 1st 5s......... .1937
256",000
603,000
Adiust Income 5s
Feb 1957
16,000 Illinois Central 1st ft 4a.
.1951
1,000
1st ftold 34s................. .1951
Extended 1st ft 34*.....—... .1951
1st ftold 3s sterling...
.1951
Collateral trust ftold 4s....... .1953
55,000
77,000
Refunding 4s................. .1955
Purchased lines 1st 34*
.1952
I"O"7",666
Coll tr ft 4s................... .1953
9,000
.1955
Refunding 5s
71,000
.1936
15-year secured 44s....
389,000
.1966
40-year 44*
10,000
Cairo Bridge ftold 4s.......... .1950
r
Cash sale,
a
Deferred delivery.
94
70
87
854 100
-
—
—
84
86
Sale
524 Sale
78
.......
.
894
m
Hudson At Manhat 1st At ref 5s A. .1957
734
45
56
J
MN
MN
J
J
F
A
J
D
544
41
53
38
64
884
68
65
54
54
944
854
4
-----
....
93
.....
-
664
61
Sale
544
544
June
2
964 July 19
2 1064 Aug. 29
2 1034 Aug.
9
954
85 4
99
90
100
854
Sale
78
484 Sale
45
Sale
.....
59
74
44
Sale
664
694
344 Sale
67
634
764
764
86
-----
78
78
684 Sale
86
Sale
94
Sale
Sale
73
90
56
70
85
34
29
§6"
64
60
Sept. 18
Sept. 21
Sept. 27
'96" "Sept. 18
884
Sept.
1
664 Sept. 16
224
68
23
Feb.
Apr.
July
Apr.
Aug.
Apr.
Apr.
June
27
7
10
25
2
12
6
7
404 June 12
954 Sept. 21
854 Sept. 29
96
Sept. 29
Sept . 21
424 Sept. 7
854 Sept. 21
79
Sept. 22
75
994 Sept. 5
854 Sept . 29
96
Sept . 29
834 Sept. 5
50
Sept.18
89
Sept.12
79
Sept. 22
77
84
Apr.
75
June
72 4
574
74 4
614
814
914
Sale
684 Sept. 28
72
Sept. 21
58
Sept. 26
834 Sept. 18
90
Sept. 23
53
Sept.22
85
Sept. 15
Sept.16
774 Sept. 11
664 Sept.
86
Sept. 1
944 Sept. 8
654 Sept.
85
Sept.15
904 July 19
87
July 19
July 28
July 19
July 18
July 19
July 19
Sept. 18
June 29
Sept. 18
July 13
664 Sept. 16
_
45
June
10
404 June 12
100
90
854 Mar.
78
Apr.
72
Apr.
394 Mar.
June 28
Aug. 18
96
Sept. 29
100
June 24
784 Jan.
884 Jan. 13
8
594 June
89
Aug. 24
764 July
72
May
72
Jan.
50
45
Apr. 11
Apr.
5
55
734 76
774 Sale
614
664 Sale
654
834
404 Apr. 20
37
424
91
Sale
83
454 Apr.
8
664 Apr.
8
66
Apr.
6
39
Feb. 24
34
—
96
95
624 Sept. 25
32
Sept. 18
784 Sept. 1
Sept. 1
704 Sept. 14
69
Sept.14
32
Sept.18
64
89
Sale
Sale
994 1004
85
204
89
91
534
MN
J
68
32 4
4
Feb
A
84
964 Mar.
934 May
55
58
72
D
467,000 Gt Nor—Gen 7s Series A .......1934
170,000
1st At refund 44* Ser A
1941
Gen
107,000
Gen
73,000
Gen
172,000
Gen
146,000
10,000 Green
264 July 28
50
July 11
June
19
40
Apr.
7
524 Apr.
5
604 Apr.
7
30
Feb. 24
504 Mar.
3
78
31
May 29
Aug.
4
July 28
564 June 20
694 July 20
88
Aug.
9
944 Aug. 18
73
July 20
85
Aug. 10
80
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
24
Sales in
n.
value.
t.
Jan. 3
stock exchange.
Illinois Central
(CmcIiHI)
Louis*
t.ooo
j
j
.1951 j
Sprlnftf DIt 1st ft 3H»
Western Lines 1st ft 4s
A
.1951 j
......
3s
Gold 3 He
.1951 F
.1951 j
Omaha DIt 1st ft 3s
St Lou DIt 8c Term ft
t.ooo
j
j
62%
80%
A
62%
.1943 j
d
41
Sale
71
d
37%
Sale
.1940 A
O
83
Ind Bloomlnftton Ac
w 1st 4s
93
70
80
Iowa Gent 1st
ftold 5s...
Certificates of deposit..
65
50%
54%
46%
40%
50
36
3
d
.....
5%
85
Sale
75
48%
Sale
47
57%
59
64
47
Sale
75
Sale
88%
Sale
80
94
Sale
91%
76
50
40
80
80
63
91 ^
75
75
85
79
84
Sale
62
60
m n
32
79
Sale
m n
94
j
95%
91
m
8
84%
Sale
j
j
32
m
8
68
Sale
74
97%
65%
61%
Sale
60
88
100
55
70
St Loulu DIt 2d ftold 3s
.1980 m
8
45
48%
Mob Ac Montft 1st ft 4Hs...... .1945 m s
j
South Ry Joint Monon 4s.... .1952 j
Atl Knox Ac Gin dlT ft 4s..._. .1955 m n
j
.1934 j
Mahon Goal rr 1st 5a_
50
Sale
97
99%
Sale
85
90
95%
100
92
Sale
Sept. 19 104
Sept.14
96% Sept. 6
Sept. 21
95
98
92%
88
90
101
58%
93%
90% Sept.
87
Sept.
80
Sept.
85%
101
Sale
Sept.
94
Sale
88%| 83%
82%
101%
75%
58%
6
88,000
38*000
159 ' 000
prior lien 5a series a
40-year 4s series b
Pr Hen mtfte 4%s ser D
cum adjust 5s series a
Sept. 5
Sept. 8
Sept. 5
Sept. 23
58%
92
92
"69%
88
54% Sept.
o92
Sept.
o71
Sept.
85% Sept.
58% Sept. 9
93% Sept. 18
72% Sept. 8
91
Sept* 8
21
19
15
29
000
728,*000
Cent
60
50
90
...
95%
93% Sept. 14
91
88% Sept. 16 89% Sept. 11
Sept.27
75
Sept.27i 75
Sept.11
71
Sept. 111 71
Sept. 20
76
Sept. 20 76
Sept. 18
68
Sept. 18 68
Sept.14
60% Sept. 19 64
90
90
73
85
71
80
65
71
76
62%
71
77
82
68
68
78
77
62
65
59%
51
11
2
8
1%
6
8
3
4%
5%
2%
3%
7
1
89%
2
3%
Sale
29%
Sale
43
31%
26
27
21%
65
68%
55
84%
Sale
19
75
Sale
80%
Sale
Sale
80
J
a61%
a51%
31%
22%
Sale
37% Sept. 21
31
Sept. 27
43
Sept. 22
30
Sept. 7
20
Sept. 15
51% Sept. 22
41% Sept. 14
31
Sept. 27
49
Sept. 14
30
Sept. 7
23
Sept.15
67
Sept. 6
75
Sale
83
.
—
Sale
-
Sale
15
77% Sale
72
16
67%
69%
60
74
59
34
Sale
53%
35%
mn
21% Sale
10% Sale
21% Sale
mn
22
Sale
1949
M
O
a
a
8%
21%
21%
Sale
Sale
Sale
68%
1988
1981
July 1938
m
MN
J
j
60
Sept. 21 20
Sept. 20. 81
Sept. 13
Sept. 6
.
75
64%
72%
68
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
80
63
Sept. 1
Sept. 20
42
40"" Sept. 28
55
Sept.
56%
40
37
29%
12%
30%
29%
9%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
16
Sale
36
Sale
35% Sale
13% Sale
35% Sale
35%
29% Sale
73
59
6
WA
91
75
91
90
65
90
65
90
46%
59%
46%
59%
44
55
44
55
30
50
17
38
.1945
..........
1938
1947
...1977
1938
1991
1937
1937
Deferred delivery.
61
5%
3%
4%
Sept. 27 36% Sept.
16% Sept.
11% Sept. 21
Sept.
28% Sept. 28 36
29
Sept. 27j 35% Sept.
8% Sept. 28 13% Sept.
35% Sept.
2 % Sept. 28
28
Sept. 28 35% Sept.
28
75
95
1945
5s
May 13
6
11
13
19
23
93% Aug.
3
4
48%
Sale
9
Feb.
40
50
May
1
May 31
68
Sept. 18
70
2
66
20
40
a34% Mar.
4
Jan.
June
1
5
7
27%
15%
18
Sept. 20
8
35
18
23
26% Sept.
17
13%
17%
Sept. 23
15
Sept. 27
71% Sept. 21
87% Sept. 7
93% Sept.; 9
20
14
69
65
71%
93%
89
"94""
90
92
93%
16
...
90
94
87%
90
15
Sept.20
Sept. 5
17
Sept.14
20
Sept.12
75
Sept.20
94
Sept. 9
93% Sept. 9
30
28
751
June 10
75% Aug. 16
Sept. 20
July 12
Aug. 18
Jan. 20
76
8% Aug.
7
6% July 11
July 11
4% «uly 10
11
Apr.
6
16
Feb.
2
28% Apr. 24
9% May 12
a8% Jan. 14
37
Apr.
6
48
June
39% July
54% July
34
July
31% July
71
Aug.
27
July 14
65
Apr.
6
15
Apr.
7
68% Apr. 24
90
July
85" ' Jan.
32
July
14
13
14
88% July
17
24
Apr. 10
51% Apr.
4
55
Apr.
7
a32% Apr. 13
59
18% Feb,
7
Apr.
18 " "Feb/
18% Jan.
3
Mar.
18% Feb.
18% Feb.
50% May
46
June
36% May
44
30
Aug. 30
90
61
90
52
f
79
% Apr.
5
1% Feb. 10
1% June
6
4%
Sale
38
30
24
9
5% Sept. 29
4
23
Sale
45
16
55%
;
5% Sept. 29
3
93% Aug.
40
8
6%
42%
35
42
93% Sept. 14
51
41
40
36%
Small
75
Jan.
July 19
93% Sept. 18
July 17
73
92% Aug. 15
101% July 23
97
Sale
1st ref ftold 5s aeries h
*8t & ref 58 8er 1
a
40
70
60
90%
28%
178 000
Gash sale.
82
97
60
78
*8t & ref 5s serlea f.......... 1977
lst 5c ref ft 5s ser g
...-.1978
r
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
43
July
July
July
65
.....
1978
Jan 1947
3,000 Mobile Ac Ohio ften ftold 4s
4,000
Montgomery DIt 1st ft 5s.
31,000
Refunding At Impror't 4he
61,000
sec 5% notes
5,000 Mohawk Ac Mai 1st ftu ft 4s..
II,000 Mont Cent 1st ftu ft 6s
2,000
1st ftuar ftold 5s
28
14
19
102% Sept. 23
99
8**
90
87
11
Sept. 14
July 19
Jan. 25
55%
1975
Small
85 '
93%
73
36%
1962
Mortgage ftold 4s.....
104
98
96% Apr.
81% Apr.
77
Apr.
65% Jan.
45
J
1949
Conrertlble ftold 5%s_.
"iiii
70
Feb.
49%
60
General 4a
4%
20
Sept. 25
Sept. 28
65
82%
.......1962
Mobile At Blrm prior lien ft
76
19
31
Aug. 29
55
Term
1941 mn
1** *t refund 5s series a...... 1965
Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at
90
July
July
99% Sept. 15
r97
Sept. 6
101% June
9
100
Jan. 25
95
July 15
57
June 19
r83
Aug. 18
Mar.
May
May
Mar.
May
97
June 30
50
86
2%
%
%
...1949
1978
164 000
455*000
45
45
43
>938
1946
716|000
780.000
62
10
95% May
Missouri Pacific rr Co—
131
Jan.
56
75%
54%
80
20 96%
181 90%
20 85%
28 102%
Mlssour-Kansas-Tjzas rr—
_____
70% July 19
Aug.
3
90
Aug. 24
87
July 19
46
95% Jan.
82
Apr.
69
19 000 Miasotsrl-l'Unols rr 1st 5s ser a.1959
268i000 *!o Kan At Tex 1st ft 4s
...1995
'
Apr. 26
7
79% July
59% Mar. 24
25
Apr. A
65% Sept. 1
87% Sept. 11
87
Sept. 6
54% Sept. 5
78% Aug. 18
86
Sept. 6
77
Jan. 27
99% Sept. 15
Sept. 6
92% Sept. 21 r97
95
100% 101% 101% Sept. 29 101% Sept. 29
92% Sept. 26 98% Sept. 15
93%
97
Sept. 22 94% Sept. 6
92%
92% 92
50
40
Sept.14
Sept. 21
46% Sale
Sept.16
80% Sept. 6 82
44% 46%
95
96
86
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
I 98% Sept
99%
80
1938
1938
St p At s s m 4s stpd.....
l*t cons 5s
...
Aug. 16
28
47
1949
1st Chic Term s f 4s.....
June
93
64%
32% Mar. 31
7
68%
33
Apr.
89
June 15 100%
2 100%
79
Mar.
81% Sept. 28 81%
3 101
90% Apr.
60
......1962
Certificates of deposit........
Mississippi Gent 1st 5s
75
Jan.
58
56
65
80%
Temp ctfs of deposit
MStPAtSSMAt
87
...1934
1st At refund ftold 4s
i(t ref 5%s series b
2
26
Apr. 19
May 29
55
71% Apr.
6
72% May 12
7
5
6
52
80
.....1940
..1951
1952
c.......1979
5s
1940
1st ftold 3 he
Ref & Imp 4%s series
Ref Ac ext 5s series a
40 ' 000
18
17
31
20
7
5
..1977
,
12,000
Midland of n j 1st ext
5,000
Mil Ac Nor 1st ext 4%a (1880)
1934
5,000
Cons ext 4h» (1884)
1934
4,000
Mil Spar Ac n w 1st ftu 4s..
1947
14,000
hllw Ac State Line 1st ftuar 3%a._1941
4 000
July
July
May
July
Aug.
Sept.
57% Sept. 7
51% Sept. 27
54% Sept. 27 62% Sept. 1
Sept. 18 100% Sept. 5
91% 99% 99
97
95
100
Sept. 7 100% Sept. 25
81% Sept. 28 81% Sept. 28
80%
100% Sept. 5 100% Sept. 5
100%
Sale
96%
75
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
58
50
55
Michigan Central-Detroit At Bay
i8!000
May 18
Apr.
7
31% Mar. 30
32
Apr.
7
a48
Mar. 15
47
Jan.
3
83
Mar. 3
74% Apr. 27
1
Sale
1941
*8t con8 58 2td 88 *° int
i** * re' 68
a
25-year ft 5%s..
July 18
July
7
Sept. 19
6
75
a49% Apr. 18 54% July
July
50
Jan.
6 52
70
May 20 a94% Sept.
90% Sept. 12 a94% Sept. 19
47
Fen.
47
Feb. 23
75
1934
48 000
1
June 12
10
50
53%
ftu 3 he
55
21
Jan. 28
May
5
Jan.
60
99% 101
1959
Wanlto S w Colonlx ft 5a
48
72
40
74
1939
1st ext 4s
Sale
90%
37%
...
Manila rr South Lines 1st 4s
48
58%
93
82
Mar.
Feb.
33% Apr.
37
Apr.
25
Apr. 24
16
80
100% 103% 101% 103
Sale
68
Mar.
16
57
56
79
Sale
o
91
85
101% 102
98% Sale
93% Sale
46% Sale
Sale
83
j
3
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
95% Sept. 13
93
Sept. 5
Sept. 30
73
Sept.11
83% Sept. 22
60
93
92
m n
30
18% Apr.
64
75
86
89
.....
98% 100
a
63,000 m
I,000
5% Sept. 25
3
Sept. 7
Sept.19
2
19
29
20
20
65
95
87
o
5,000
Jan.
85
78
100% 102
99%
d
.1940 j
Minn Ac St l 1st cons ftold 5s
85
85
May 23
Sept.
60% Sept.
88% Sept.
89% Sept.
84%
.....
80
o
30",006
Jan.
85
55
81%
81%
62%
100%
70
19
60
61
56"
84%
84%
.1946
3%a
July
27
48% Sept.
Sale
85
58"
Sale %
43%
33%
36%
.1938 j d
.1949 m 8
uerles c
Jack l At s ftold
Sept. 7
Sept.
1
99% Sept.15
25 100
Sept. 7
22. 41% Sept.14
2ll 15
Sept.
Sept.
28; 35
21
37
Sept.
Sept.
27j 62
6
60
Sept.
20
50
Sept. 29
75
45
36% Sept. 27
91
56
m n
84%
City Air Line 4s
84
18
75
54
84
j
1
9
3
75
92
65% Sale
86
87%
A
F
4
Aug. 21
54% June 27
99% Sept. 15
14 100
Sept. 7
1| 54% July 19
3
25
July
7
22
50
July 19
8
49% July 19
19
65% Aug. 11
19
61% July 11
7
11
28'
5% Sept. 25
2% Sept. 18
72
Sept. 21
87
65
Aug.
69
Aug.
9
92% Aug. 28
92% Aug. 28
80
65
Sept. 30
Sept. 19
74% July
4
Jan.
37
3
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
85% Aug.
38% Feb. 27
1
5
45
Sale
.1941
1,000
71
Sept.
66% Sept.
59% Sale
60% Sale
91% Sale
89%
90%
50
80
77
Sale
73
.1937 mn
1st 4s asstd...
Sept, 21
Sept.29
57
41
70
55%
.2003
Internat
60
73%
73
68j
70%
May 12
66
Sept.26
>87
70
Gold
Vlex
80
74
36
93%
78%
80
1941
1965 A O
mn
1962
1935 A O
ftold 6s
Man g b At nw 1st
Sept. 26,
5%
37%
56%
40
12003
1st At ref 5he serlea a
....
1st Ac ref 5s series b......... .2003
49 000
'
69
Sale
42
Paducah Ac Mem DIt 4s
26,000
32,000
.17,000
74
75
80"
68
65%
80
73
Reftlstered
31",660
26
Aug.
9
Jan. 30
4
74% Sale
A O
Unified ftold 4a....
1st At ref 4he
5s
Jan.
83
Sept
a40% Sept
99
Sept
99% Sept
32% Sept
34
9% Sept
Sale
27
Sept
31
25% Sept
Sale
50
Sept
55
59% Sept
59
51% 45% Sept
2%
7%
3
34
2003 m n
............
LouIst At NashT
28
60
52
1%
68%
%
m s
26,000 Long Island ften ft 4s
Unified ftold 4s
22,000
.1934
Deb ftold 5s
4,000
.1937
20-year deb 6s
50,000
.1949
Guar ref ftold 4s
F64.000
.1969
253,000 Louisiana Ac Ark 1st 5s series a.
.1945
tou Ac Jeff Brtdfte ftu ft 4s
21,000
60,000
98,000
22,000
46%
47%
77%
2003
4 he
...
i62",066
37
....
Gen consol 5s
39,000
20,000 Leh v Ter Ry 1st ftu ft 5a...
Lex At Fast 1st ftu 5a
8,000
1,000 Little Miami ften 4s series a
4,000 Lonft Dock cons ftold 4s_.
27,000
212,000
Sale
Sale
27%
37
50
2
1997
Registered
cons
35
27
S
1997
1945
9,000 Lehlfth Ac n y 1st ftu ft is
1954
9,000 Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s..
.1940
1,000 Leh v (n y) 1st ftu ft 4%a__
2003
97,000 Leh Val (Pa) ften con ft is
Gen
Sale
1941
2nd ftold 5s
Lake Shore Ac Mich Sou ft 3^1
Reftlstered
62
-43"
30
11%
18
19ell j
1937 j
Lake b At w 1st ftold 5s
102",666
Sale
14% Sale
18
5s..1938 j j
Kanawha Ac Mich 1st ftu ft 4s
1990 a o
k g Ft 8 At m ref ft 4a.
1936 a o
Gtfs of dep (Bankers Trust)...
Kan City South 1st ft 3s
1950 a
Ref At Imp 5s
...AprlU950 j
Kan City Term 1st 4s
1960 1
Kentucky Central ft 4s
1987 j
Kentucky Ac Ind Term
mi j
Stamped
.....
1961. j
Plain
28,000
8,000
87,000
Sale
29%
Sept.15
74
Sept. 30
69
,93* 18S
Sale
4
Kal Allefthan Ac g r 1st ftu ft
376,000
95,000
271,000
23,000
93%
!8*
23
44%
6
1938
...
1,000
1951 M
1st At ref 4s
2,000
1959 J
16,000 James Franklin Ac Clearf 1st 4s.
52,000
84%
Sale
45
39
4
65% Sale
47
59%
88%
89%
68
80
.1965
Gen Ac ref ftuar 5s ser b
9,000
.1952
147,000 Internet Ac Gt Nor 1st is
Ad) mtfte is series a..July 1 1952
424,000
.1956
1st mtfte ftold 5s series b
44,000
.1956
1st ftold 5s series c
104,000
1972;m n
35,000 Int Rys of Gent Amer 1st 5s b...
1st coll trust 6s ftold notes.... 1941 mn
4,000
.1947 f A
First Hen Ac ref ens
49,000
25
Apr.
June
...
85
84
36
.1950
2,000 Ind 111 Ac la 1st ftold 4s
.1956
2,000 Indianapolis Ac LouIst 1st ftu is
.1965
14,000 (nd Union ften Ac ref 5s a
Jan.
58
58
53
84
Sale
Sale Prices.
1
70 % Sept.11' 73
Sept. 30
68% Sept. 19 68% Sept. 19
|
Sale
62
66%
88%
series g
67
Highest.
Sale Prices.
75
Sale
68
69
78
76
75
50%
.1951 F
Ac n o—
Joint 1st Ac ret 5s ser a
4 He
68
68
62
•
Lowest.
Prices.
58
73
68
.1963 j
111 Cent 8c Chic St l
234,000
95,000
50 %
47%
Sale
Prices.
68'"'
62%
j
.1953 j
3 He
DIt 8c. Ter ft
Sale
Ask
Bid.
68
50 %
.1951 j
Litchfield DIt 1st ft 3s
Ask
Bid.
Ask.
Bighest.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
1933.
Bid.
8,000
1,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Price
bonds
September,
28
July
Mar.
7% Apr.
4% Feb.
4% Jan.
62
June
87% Aug.
90
Jan.
20
20
17
19
14
87%. July 14
73
June 10
77% July
65% July
3
19
July 17
July
July
July
July
July
44
44% July
Aug. 30
a74
44
it*
if*
46
June 26
60
May 15
60
r72 "
May 11
Jan.
9
18
21% July 10
25 ' July
8
75% Aug. 10
94
Sept. 9
93% Sept. 9
37
" July
N. Y. STOCK
OCT., 1933.]
Sales In
H.
value.
Jan. 3
Sept. 1.
1933.
EXCHANGE.
T. STOCK
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Price
BONDS
September,
25
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Bid.
Ask. Bid.
Bid
F
A
66 #
F
A
65
A
O
78 K
89
Sale
91K
72
65
74
81
69 #
J
D
157,000 Morria 8c Emm 1st flu J#a...
7,000,
Conatr M 5s ser A........—-.1955 MN
56,000,
Conatr M 4>4a ser B.1955 MN
10,000]Nashville Chat 8c St L 1st 4s....1978
23,000 Naah Fla 8c Shaft 1st gu g 5s
1937
Ask
81
Sale
Sale
89
80 K
86
95
100
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Price.
Sept. 30.
Ask.
76
Sale
82
75
90
76 K
78 K
80
96
100
74# Sept. 22
80# Sept. 8
78
Sept. 21
79# Sept. 28
95# Sept. 21
79
6
8
1
Sept.
80# Sept.
81
Sept.
85
97
Sept. 13
Sept. 9
70# Apr. 12
67# May 3
Apr, 18
60
60
85
Apr.
May
5
6
80# July 10
86# Aug. 24
82
Aug.
9
86# July 18
97
Sept. 19
National Ry of Mexico—
f 4HS.....1W7
recta No 3 on
Prior Hen 54-year s
159,000
Assent
cash
1977
T.666
Assent
5
No
receipt
warr
IK
IK
4 on
1H
IK
H
IK
2K
2
1951
2,000
Assenting cash warr rect No 4 on
Neugatuck RR 1st g 4s—
1954
2
Aiaent cash warr rect Nor
Fltat
~3~66o
New
4,000
cons
gold 4s........
5s.......1945
1945
England RR cons
Cons guar 4s
Ref 8c Inapt 414s
304,000
702,000
58
J
72
83
J
68
76 K
50
14,000 N
239,000,
954,000
421,000
97,000 N
7,000.
11,000'N
4,000, N
318,000
58,000
59
37#
42 #
J
J
A
O
68
68
60
38
F
A
67 #
Sale
A
O
12 K
Sale
F
A
91
Sale
F
A
Y at Greenw L guar g
5s......1946
...2000
West ref 414s B
1973
Y at Harlem g 314s
Branch gen 4s
1941
1st 4s— —1939
N
79 #
Sale
IV
-M"
IV
M N
M
S
A
O
Non-conv debenture
A
O
65
65
Sale
N Y Ont at West 1st g
55
50
52
Sept. 26
Sept. 27 83
74# Sept. 19 r75# Sept.11
80
19
58
19
27
29
22
28
7
22
Sept.
Sept.
18# Sept.
20
Sept.
18# Sept.
20
Sept.
21
Sept.
21
19#
Sale
65
101# 101
83
84# Sale
74
78# 74
60
61# Sale
65
Sale
64#
—-
81
Sale
83#
82
Sale
84#
61
Sale
62 K
65
67#
68#
53
61
Sale
M N
57 K
86 K
61
89
4s—June 1992 U S
50 K
Sale
1950
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
20
15
1
14
12
J
O
M N
D
58
60
Sale
61
~82
"83"
58#
60
74# Sale
88# Sale
30
64
52#
Sale
59# Sale
J
D
41
43
63 #
58
A
O
82
92
83#
A
O
27 K
31*
J
J
F
A
F
A
65
26
F
J
85#
Sale
Sale
.87#
59
60
-----
80
90
Sale
Sale
13 K
O
Sale"
A
O
94 K
Sale
.-1944
J
J
J
D
393,000
Northern Pacific prior
302",666
213,000
34,000
15,000
3,000
S
M
S
A
O
75
58#
76
69#
55
62#
47#
49
51
65
54
Sale
127# Sale
...
28
101# 103
99# Sale
269",660
92#
43#
87
35#
49
98
45# Sale
al23
6
Sale
Sept. 15
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept.' 1
Sept. 12
Sept. 26
Sept. 19
Sept. 7
Sept. 26
a66
14
75# 78#
89# Sale
76#
86
76#
81
67
60K
A
A
85#
59# Sale
O
51
383
873
5# Mar.
Apr.
May
86
July
51# May
84
Feb.
85
June
J
95
85
92
Sale"
101K 102#
J 103
J
Sale
84
80
80
78
8 101
8
38
Sale
Sale
95#
105#
104#
88#
91
Sale
107
106
Sale
85
85
92#
89#
93
95
93
94
1977
Penn RR consol gold 4a........1943
Consol gold 4s
...—1948
Stamped dollar bonds...... 1948
Consol 4Hs Issue of 1915—
1960
General 4Hs Series A
....—1965
A
M
88
Sept. 26
76
June
6
July
July
July
71
July
71
July
60
July
99# July
90
Aug.
95
July
65
July
75# July
90# July
6
Feb.
96
Mar.
Sept. 12
45
44
25
30
18
11
21
58# Sept. 15
67# Sept. 7
63
'Sept. 11
58# Sept. 5
92# Sept. 1
10
25
17
20
21
12
19
22
19
13
19
15
84# Sept.
53
Sept.
Sept.
85# Sept.
28
92#
56#
74#
88#
70
44
66
64
25
29
20
Sept. 12
Sept. 16
Sept. 5
Sept. 1
65
May
Apr.
45
Apr.
45
Apr.
43
May
57
Apr.
80
May
59
Apr.
34# Apr.
45
Apr.
82# May
a65
3
67
July 14
61# Aug. 18
50# Jan.
55# Sept 27
53# Sept 26
64# Sept. 12
59# Sept. 5
43
Jan.
72
76
64
Mar. 31
Sept. 14
56# Sept. 5
Sept.
56# Sept.
23# Apr. 13
33
Sept. 7
Sept. 5
54# Sept. 12
127# Sept. 5
45
o75
42# Sept.
Sept.
43
Sept.
a 123
Sept.
a75
June
16# Jan.
40
64
31
Jan.
July
101# Sept.12 101# Sept. 12
Sept. 13
94# Sept. 20 100
41
Sept. 19
42
17
May
1
73
May
May
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Aug.
56
57
54# Sept. 19
59# Sept. 14
65
69
Sale
80
74#
78
50
60
18
13
Apr.
3 28#
101
Aug.
3 104#
87
Apr. 20 100#
94# Jan.
94#
93# Mar.
101#
89# Feb. 28 100
99
June 22 100#
Sept. 16
87# Sept.
70
10 ©64
6
79# Sept. 22
82
4|
78
Aug. 10
65
July 18
41# June 15
52
July 16
67# Sept.
75
Sept.
74
Sept.
76
Sept.
100
Sept.
50
Sept.
29 z76# Sept. 15
21 89# Sept. 1
Sept. 22
21 80
Sept. 5
26 81
Sept. 21
21 100
7
56
Sept.
Jan.
10
*
Sale
63#
2
July 10
Apr. 171 60
98# Apr. 29 127# Sept. 5
*
7
48
50
60
59#
56#
100
38# Jan.
80
85# 100
91
89
Sept. 20 95# Sept. 6
91#
93
al00# Sept.19 106# Sept. 9
102# 104
Sept. 8
102# 104# 103# Sept. 29 107
Sept. 13
80# Sept. 22 89
84# Sale
80
93# Sept. 14
Sept. 7
96
1968
1942
Sept. 12
103# July 31
89
Apr. 28
65
July 21
4
July
18
July
13
Jan. 30
July
6
Jan.
4
Aug. 21
Aug.
7
Aug. 21
45# Aug. 11
IV
62
July 19
July 18
May 20
55# Jan.
z78# Aug.
July
July
83
July
100
Aug.
9
20
27
21
23
58# July
11
TV
3
9
89
O
D
55
88
70
J
M
8
7
7
13
10
23
17
19
20
19
18
83# Sept. 15
77# July
7
93 H July 19
86# July 27
74
July
7
77
July 19
71
July 25
78
July 19
69
July 20
100
87
89
June
18
17
91# Aug. 15
67# July 19
56# July 20
67
July 19
Mar.
Sept.
60
Sept.
62# Sept.
55
Sept.
80
Sept.
82
100
Sale
J
F
5
Apr.
Apr.
12
Sept. 29
83
A
Paris-Orleans RRExt s f 5 He
Jan.
34# Apr. 17
60
Apr. 10
68
July 11
56
23
101# 103
97# Sale
38#
Sale
J
3,000 PauUsta Ry 1st at ref 7s
68# Apr. 19
Apr. 26
Apr.
7
Feb. 20
93
Paducah at IlUnola 1st a f 4#a—1955 J
1938
1938
Mar.
57# Apr.
34# Apr.
39
Apr.
55#
..1946 J
112,000 Oregon RR 8t Nav con g 4s
34,000 Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s.-1946 J
Guaranteed con 5s
..—1946 J
67,000
460,000 Ore-Wash RR8tNav lst&ref 4s...1961 J
39,000 Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s
3d extended gold 5a...
14,000
Mar.
46
Apr. 26
Sept. 5
Sept. 22 101
100# Sale" 100# 100# 99
Sept. 5
98
100
98# Sept. 8 100
99# 100
100# Sale 100# Sept. 21 100# Sept. 21
100#
54
Sale
J
12,000 Ogden at Lake Ch 1st guar g 4s..1948 J
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s..—-.1943 M S
J D
Ohio River RR 1st g 5s
...—1936
5s......—.——1937
19
82 K
Sale
Ref at Impt 4#a
General gold
June
98
July
July
July
July
36
July
36
July
36# July
93# Aug.
102
July
92
July
84# July
74
July
80
July
75
35
65
*
Sale
Jan 2047
Jen 2047
Series A
2047
Ref at Impt 6s Series B—.....2047
Ref at Impt 5s Series G
2047
Ref at Impt 5s Series D...
2047
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5s
1938
Sept. 26
Aug. 15
70
Feb.
Apr.
Sept.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
18#
16#
16#
16#
74# Sept. 18
65
69
42#
"38#
1997
Registered...
45^666
97 K
102
lien 4a—1997
Registered
Gen Hen ry at Id gt 3s
30
49
65
*
A
M
r4# June 28
95
75
45
A
4s..—1941
46,000
2,000 North Cent gen at ref 5s ser A...1974
Gen at ref 4#s series A
—1974
1945
io^ooo Northern Ohio 1st guar g 6s
Dlv 1st at gen g 4s
83
79
13
50
38
A O 106
M N
J
5s
—1941 M N
8c Western lmpt 8c ext g 6s 1934 F A
Pocahontas C at C Joint
Mar. 24
Sept. 12
J
A
Norfolk at South 1st g
194",000
68
74# Sept. 19
70
60
64
77
Certificates of deposit..........
2,000 Norfolk
502,000 Norfolk at West Ry 1st con g 4s.—1996
Registered..
............1996
12
17
Sept.
68
71
50
91
1961
Sale
62
78
5s A
8
June
Sept. 8
90# Sept. 1
84
Sept. 6
68# Sept. 14
74# Sept. 26
74
60
65
80
f 4#a
June
4
83# Sept. 15
74
65
70
"70"
74 K
38
Norfolk South 1st at rer
5
Apr. 15
76
51
J
Apr. 18
1
27
8
28
6
21
26
78# Sept.
77
Sept.
82
Sept.
84
Sept.
60
Sept.
73# Sept.
90# 78
85# 88# Sept. 18 89#
88#
Sale
49
46
58#
Sept. 21
58# Sale
37
49#
41# Sale
Sept. 21
49# Sale
43
43# Sale
Sept. 28 56#
56# Sale
99
98#
94# Sept. 1 100
94# Sale
103#
103# Sale
102# Sept. 26 103#
90#
89#
76
63#
63# Sept. ""6 65
63#
88
85# 85# Sept. 18 85#
76#
85#
88
93
89# Sept. 26 96
76 K
General 4s
24
20 101
22 89
22 79#
22 68#
21 74
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
75
76#—-—
73#
50
J
58
Sept. 19
74# Sept. 16
Sept.
23
Sept.
22# Sept.
22# Sept.
22
71
.....
J
J
J
as——————1940
Debenture 4s
——1957
1st 8t ref 414s ser of 1927
-1967
Harlem R Ac Pt Ches 1st 4s——1954
1
Sept.
90
18# Sale
20
21#
77
58# 62#
92# Sale
Collateral trust
9
June
Mar. 27
57
85
68# Sale
M N
J
-
J
4
1
S
Non-cony debenture
4s...—..1947
314s...—1947
814s.....1954
Non-cony debenture 4s..—.—1955
Non-cony debenture 4s. .....1956
Convertible debenture 314s.—1956
Convertible debenture 6s..—.1948
1# Mar. 16
1
2
75#
M S
M
1
Sept.
Hartford—
Nord Rys extl s
*
69#
2
69
M N
M
Sale
71
Sale
M.N
79#
68#
73#
87#
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
S
—1947
86
68 #
77
66
"66"
101" lOl#
70
J
M N
"l#Sept."'"5
85
82# Sale
77
82
90
Sale
76# Sale
O
212,000
2~7~O06
Sale
J
O
2,000
127,000
5,000
61
Sale
M
...........—1955
N Y Prov Jt Boston gen 4s
1942
N Y at Putnam 1st con guar 4s —1993
N Y Susq at West 1st ref g 5s
1937
Second gold 4#e
1937
General gold 5s
.......—1940
Terminal 1st gold 5s.—..—.1943
N Y Westches at Bos 1st 4#a
1946
16",000
21
A
Registered....——.
5,000
84,000
37,000
Sale
100
54
Non-con? debenture
34"!666
18#
23
92
Sale
Sale
A
N Y New Haven at
152,000
Sale
Sale
1974
1978
3-year 6% gold notes
1935
Y Connecting 1st gu 414s A—.1953
1st gtd 5s series B—.....
1953
N Y at Long
11,000
12,000
3,000
23#
25#
1937
N Y at N E Boston Ter
~4"60O
21#
22#
A
58,000 N Y Lack at
8,000
22
A
N Y at Brie 1st ext g 4s
:,
50
Sale
A
1st g 4s
48
Sale
F
Y Chic at St Louis
65
Sale
58
69
19
2# Sept. 19
5
70
69
F
Refunding 514s series A
Refunding 414s series C
76
67#
F
1998
Registered......—...———1998
68
30
!?*
1# Sept. 12
3
75
18
2013
...2013
Mich Coot coll g 314s
2#
4#
2#
83
82#
20
.
6,000,
90
IK
65#
16
1935
1998
1997
305,000 N Y C at H R g mtge 314 s
Registered.
............1997
1,000
Debenture gold 4s............1934
539,000
Debenture 4a of 1912—........1942
3,000
Ref 8c inapt. 414s series A
2013
382,000
Lake Shore coU g 314s......—1998
7,000
Registered
.1998
*89#
100
80
2#
IV
~50#
5s—.1935
C
83
85
M N
J
1945
series A
Ref & Impt 5s series
Sale
J
N J Junction RR gu 1st 4s...—1986
1952
4,000 N O 8c East ref 4#a series A
32,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4s...--.-1953
27,000 N O Tex 8c Mex non cum Inc 5a .1935
First 5s series B
1954
39,000
1st mtge gold 5* series C
25,000
1956
1st 4H> series D.
31,000
1956
First 514s series A
143,000
...1954
Npt 5c Cln B gen gu g 414s
~5"666 N Y 8t Bklyn & MB cons g
170,000 N Y Cent RR con? deb 6s
Consol 4s series A
191,000
IK
2
on
—1934
Hen g 4#a
Nat RR Max prior
Sale
4#
1# Sept.
2
warr
Guar 4s Apr 1414 coupon..
102
Sale
122
Sale
50
85
90#
89#
Sept. 19
88# Sept. 19
91
90
70
112
118# all7#Sept.23
51# Sept. 20
51#
52
Sept. 1
Sept. 18
90
91
July
107# Aug.
107# Aug.
90
Aug.
73# Apr.
5
Mar
July
22
75
July 22
Aug. 22
98
84# May
99
Apr.
100
May
75
Mar.
21
7
8
8
93# Sept. 14
90
Aug.
1
19
94# Aug. 16
Aug. 31
a96# Mar. 3 123
36
Feb. 28 52
Sept. 18
93
123
Feb.
Mar.
Penn Ohio at Detroit RR—
44,000
3,000
109,000
77,000
144,000
405,000
394,000
359,000
227,000
442,000
495,000
1st at ref gold 4 #a series
General 5s Series B
A
O
Debenture gold 4#a
r
Cash sale,
a
M N
jp "97#
F
A
102K
J
D
...1968 J
D
79
85
99 K
1970
A
O
——.—1981
A
O
Deferred delivery.
78
M N
M N
15-year secured 6Hs..
-—1936 F A
40-year 5s_.
..........—.1964 MN
General 4^s series D
75 K
Sale"
80
Sale
Sale
79# Sale
60# Sale
71# 74#
*
Look und
z
Optional
Optional
e
93
100
Sale
100
99#
Sale
104
Sale
93
Sale
99#
104#
95#
Sale
Sale
95#
Sale
89# Sept.
101
Sept.
99#
Sale
98# Sept.
99
Sept.
97
99# a98
103
103# 99# Sept.
90
87
Sale
Sale
96#
103# Sale
90
Sale
79
Sale
73# Sale
86
Sale
82
er
list of Ma tured
sale Sept.
sale Sept
Sale
85
Sept.
95# Sept.
103
Sept.
90
Sept.
71# Sept.
80
Sept.
Bond s on Page
21, $2,000
5, $2i000
at 83
at 75
31,
Sept. 1
Sept. 21
Sept. 14
Sept. 15
Sept. 6
93
Sept.
100
Sept.
105
Sept.
96# Sept.
80# Sept.
86# Sept.
93
101#
101#
100#
104#
71
Apr.
95# Jan.
91
90
Apr.
Apr.
94# Apr.
73# Apr
78
95
73
56
68
93#
101#
101#
100#
Aug. 25
Aug. 23
Aug. 16
Aug. 17
105
Jun a 30
94# July
100# Sept.
Apr.
105# July
98
Apr.
July
Apr. 20
86# July
Mar.
m July
Mar.
31
15
19
19
10
3
Sales in
value.
11,000
16,000
4,000
36,000
22,000
42,000
1933.
5 ft.
Bid.
Bid.
65%
9
10%
90%
O
O
2?8 1
Peoria & Pekln Un 1st
4.. .1974 F
Pere Mara 1st 5s Series A...... .1956 j
.1956 j
1st 4s Series B
A
69
87
(flat)
.
.1980 M
j
35
Sale
28
28
37
32
61
8
96%
98
38,000
41,000
1,000
4,000
-
64
100
94% 100
25
g4Hs ser A.. .1940 A O
98 %
Sale
102
.1942 a o
Con 4series B guar 4
Con 4H* series C guar g..... .1942 MN
99 %
.1949 f A
.1953 J D
Con 4s series G guar g
.1957 MN
88
92
.1960 F
A
86%
Con 4%s series I guar g_
Con 4Hs series J guar..
Geo guar 5s series A
.1963 F
A
.1970 I
d
ttj3:::::
General g 5s ser B
.1975 A
.1977 J
o
77
77
79
90
General 4Hs series C
j
71
76
Pitts McK & Y 2d guar 6s
.1934 J
J
.1940 A
O
.1943 J
J
Con 4s series H guar g
First
"""666
con
....
.1964 M n
L E 1st g 5s
&
Pitts Shm
6,000|
sol gold 5s
......
"i",66o
A Ash
98
96% Sept.
96% Sale
102% 102% 102
Sept.
101% 103
102
102% Sept.
102% 102
99
95%
99%
97%| 95
Sept.
95
Sale
95
Sept.
98% Sale
-
100 %
101%
27
30
Sale
.1960 A O
27
32
85
90%
.1956 M
9
"76""
.1051 A
O
70%
71%
87%
83
84
82
84 %
93%
91%
I
J
1997.J
J
Gen A ref 4Hs series B
Rensselaer A Saratoga 1st gu 6s. 1941 M n
1948im n
Richmond A Mecklenburg 1st 4s.
Guar
1st
con
65
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
61% Sept.
105"" Sept?11
Sept.11
90%
•
79% Sept.
89
Sept.
89
Sept.
87% Sept. 6
94% Sept. 7
93% Sept. 16
83
83
Sale
59%
35%
1%
2%
80
83
73
65
72%
57
59
16
Sept. 14
M
8
23
j
36 %
50
55
j
j
35
55
85%
87
60%
91%
62
95
48%
56%
88%
17
17
Sept. 29
52% 51% Sept. 22
60% Sept. 19
58
Sept. 25
90% a89
81
65
75
60
66
61%
J
.....
23% Sale
Sale
31
94
Sept. 11
94
30
69% July
30
Mar. 21,
Jan.
Jan.
July
~
30
95
12
Sept. 11 105
St
Louis-San Francisco Ry
Prior lien 4s series A
Mar.
3i 80
Mar.
3
Apr.
7! 90% Aug. 22
75% Apr. 20 95
July 19
78
Feb. 24 95
Aug. 16
66
24
Sept. 11
5
5
6
40
July 12
99% July
7
85
/Aug. 15
July
5
97% Apr.
7
63
May 22
•
1
July
3
Apr., 25
25% Feb. 23
3% J ly 19
July 27
64% July 26
87
55
75
80
68
June
6
38% July 10
57% July 18
64
July 18
93
Sept. 6
64% June
5
70
July
1
65
57
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
62
93
„
70
40
63
Sale
51%
Sale
22
Sale
Sale
10 % Sale
8%
12
7% Sale
21
16% Sale
12%
17
28%
1950 J
10
1950
....
M
series
A
22%
22
S^le
21% Sale
17% Sale
16% Sale
8%
5~"J
m"S
Certificates of deposit
Con
j
1978
;
Certificates of deposit stamped..
368,000
1989 MN
St. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s
104.000
2d
29.000
96,000
69.000
lst4%s
_.
St Paul A Duluth 1st consol 4s
•*6",000
St
Pau>
70
50
48
24%
21%
Sale
Sale
.
.1941
30
Sale
39
.1968
78%
51
15
18
29
20
16
59%
63% a59
15
47
53%
Sale
Sale
32
90
75%
j
D
80
84
j
70
77
1972
63,000 St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s
86,000 San Ant A Aran Pass 1st guar 4s. .1943
5,000 Santa Fe Presc A Phenlx 1st 5s. .1942
j
Montana Ext
24,000
2,000'
.....
1934
1934
1986
6,000 8av Fla A Wast 1st g 6s
1,000
1st g 5s
2,000 Mclo Vail A N E 1st guar g 4s
*
*
|
|
60
45
313,000
cons
A
O
A
O
MN
A
f
A
Sept.
18
Sept.
1
5
1
1
1
1
Jan.
22
8%
"
9%
a6 %
6%
m"s
%#
'.r"-.
18
8
10%
11
10%
10%
10% Sale
58
.....
98
3%
*
*
4
6
- -
4%
18
Sept.
7% Sept.
6
3
7
3%
Sept. 27
Sept. 20,
3% Sept. 29
5.000
Certificates of deposit
6,000 South A Nor Ala cons guar 5s.. .1936 F A
2,000
Gen cons guar 50-year 5s.....1963 a o
J D
224,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. '49
1st 4%« (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977 m 8
387,000
Convertible 6s...............1934 j D
46.000,
Gold 4Hs
1968 m 8
179,000,
Gold 4Hs with warr
May 1 1969 m N
463,000
Gold 4%s
594.000
1981 mn
8an Francisco Term 1st 4s....1950 A O
715,000
5,000 So Pac oS" Calif 1st cons 5s...... 1937 MN
j
I South Pac Coast guar 4s........1937 j
48%
58%
66
Sale
Sale
74
Sale
47
n*
49
74
94%
80
53
Sale
Sale
52% Sale
52
Sale
92
Sale
101%
90% Sale
89%
57% Sale
82
85
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
45
76
79
64
Sale
71
Sale
56
80
60
70
Sept.
102
Sept,
94
Sept.
52
Sept,
65
Sept.
85
Sept,
50% Sept,
49
Sept,
48
Sept,
91
Sept,
102% Sept,
mm
mm
mm
Sale
Sale
III P«*
71
Sale
36
East Tenn
75
20
80
91
100
80
91
24
64%
Sale
49
21
59%
16%
43%
15%
13
14
92
100
91
23% July
11% July
7
10
3
14% July
17% July
18
July
7
7
7
1
Mar. 21
9% July
7
1
Apr.
20
10% Sept.
5
2% Jan.
4
10% Sept.
1
1% Jan.
*
4% Sept. 14
4
11 102
94
11
Sept.
Sept.
19
% Mar. 22
22
22
26
22
21
21
13
15
M*
Sept.
66
Sept.
75% Sept
91% Sept
65
Sept.
63
Sept.
62% Sept.
94% Sept.
102% Sept.
40
53
Feb.
T
22
§7%
Mar.
6
18
19
17
18
6
19
30
15
17
3
1
60
82
1
Jan.
3
58% Apr. 26
17
Feb. 24
20
Jan. 18
20% Feb. 27
Sept. 20
21
30
22
8
7
5
21
20
91
Sept.
58% Sept.
76
Sept.
79% Sept.
81 % Sept.
70% Sept.
6
18
Aug. 28
July 19
71
80
July 20
93% July 26
74
July 19
74% July 19
72% July 18
Aug.
9
95
102% Sept 15
Aug. 17
95
84
July 18
7% July
June 28 102
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
67% Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
36% Apr.
a70% Mar.
97% Apr.
95
Aug.
85%
St Louis Div 1st g 4s
Sept. 9
July 26
Sept.12
July 19
July 20
:
i
Jan.
67% Sept. 22. 76% Sept.
45% Sept.
64
Sept.
66
Sept.
80
Sept.
69% Sept.
91
Sept.
44
Sept.
13% Sept.
Aug. 30
♦
3
93
mm
Sale
26
40
66
92%
76% Sale
mm
57
Memphis Div 1st g 5s.........1996
Sale
.02
Sale
26
85
62% Sale
mmmmmmrnmrnm
52 %
55
67% Sale
94
Sale
63
47% Sale
46% Sale
83
94
Sale
74
100%
ioi*
86
85%
"19% Sale"
1956
6H* series A
80
73
530,000. South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s.__.1955
I
Stamped Federal tax..........1955
155,000 Southern Ry 1st cons 5s
1994
Registered.
.......1994
Devel A gen 4s series A
1956
603,000
Devel A gen 6s series A
1956
227,000
Devel A gen
101
87
3
18
23
20
*
*
4%
90
2
6
20
Apr. 24 100% Sept. 13
July 14
May 23 100
Feb.
6
Mar. 15 98
94
8
6
8
3%
54
♦
■
Sept. 22
3% Sept. 28
*
6% Sale
6% Sale
1' 96 "
Apr.
6
90%
Apr.
Apr. 26 104
Mar. 29
80%
2 100
May
*
15
*
4%
July
62% July
80% Feb.
58
Sept.
6
June
6
June 16
95
Sept. 21
......1935
%
56
Janj
82
•>,?/
17
98
100% Sept. 20 100% Sept. 13
100
Sept. 9100
Sept. 9
95% Sept. 5 98
Sept. 12
*
15
4%
1% Sale
,
28
20
20
7
19
7
7
72% Aug. 14
53 % Aug. 29
67% July 20
Apr. 20
33% Apr. 26
19
Apr.
7
12
Apr. 11
49
Sept. 21
98
1935
Certificates of deposit
29% July
26% July
100
*
2
July
30% July
96
*
17%
7%
3
2%
5
6
3
33
61
Sept. 20
90
97
*
%
18
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
July
30% July
30
July
3
Jan.
97% Sept. 21 100
*
1
May 1933
.
*
2
Sept. 5
52% Sept. 6
57
Sept. 1
52% Sept. 12
39% Sept. 1
Jan.
75
70
89
58
100
1%
70
8
10
97% Sept. 21 100
Sept. 1
92
Sept. 29 96
Sept. 9
a86% Sept. 16 89% Sept. 18
Sept.12
100
Sept. 21 104
Sale
58
Sept. 22 72% Sept. 1
63%
100
%#
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
Sept.11
Sept.22
Sept. 30
Sept.
21% Sept.
18
Sept.
17% Sept.
94
100%
...
32
21
21
21
22
98% Sale
86%
100%
93%
5
O
6s series A. .......1945 m s
Series B
9.000
22
21
25
45
90
101% 102
72% Sale
98% 100
90%
A
Atlan-Birm Div 1st g 4s
40,000
12,000
22
Septi^O
100% 102
100
91'
O
O
Certificates of deposit.
216.000
8.000
94/
O
A
Seaboard-All Fla 1st 6s A
I
6
92
Sale
85%
97
Certificates of deposit
1st A
120,600
*
90
.......1959
Refunding g 4s
28% Jan.
70
60
94%
Sale
59%
54
A
...1950
...
Adjustment 5s
I
I
100%
j
M S
j
Oct 1949
......
.
Certificates of deposit
3,000
47,000
*
Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s......1950
Stamped
1
90
100
.1943
1st gold 4s...... .1937
extended to July 1
50
42
53
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4s... .1940
5s
46
51
47%
50%
St Paul Minn A Manitoba—
266.0001
63% Sept.
Sept. 28
14% Sept.
14
Sept.
16% Sept.
16
Sept.
14% Sept.
14% Sept.
15%
14%
75%
.1947
E Grand Trunk 4%s
72%
54%
Sale
57
.1990
Gen A ref 5s series A
St Paul ARC Short L
71
57%
J
Nov 1989
gold 4s Income bond
1st terminal A unif 5s........ .1952
43,000
53
—
.....
Certificates of deposit......
Prior lien 5s series B
12
Sept. 11
*
River A Gulf Dtv 1st g 4s
119,000
117,000
37,000
31,000
245.000
July
5
13
28
16
66
1933 m n
j
1948 J
St L Peo A N W 1st 5a~
71,000
Sept.11
11
10
19
68% July
70% July
St Louis Iron Mtn A South—
*
24
17
Sept.
35% Apr.
39
Apr.
70
Apr.
64
June
70
O
Sept. 14
a80% Sept. 14
58% Sept. 6
Sept.
52% Sept.
j
j
21
Fel>.
3 102
Mar.
Feb. 17 100% Jan,
38
.....
Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4s.
j
99% Feb. 20 101% July
100
105
100%
100%
77%
28
St Lawr A Adirondack 1st g 5s_.1996 j
2d gold 6s
1996 A
1
95
41
34% Sale
Sale
Apr.
80
84
Sale.
90
Rutland 1st cons g 4.
4%s..l934
1949
1941
St Jos A Grand Island 1st g 4a__1947
Jan.
19
15! 93
Sept. 11
66% Sept. 19
66% Sept. 20
68
Sept. 5
63
94
Sale
59
1939
A coll trust 4s series A. 1949
June 20
12
93
81
2g|
Sept.
94
62
66
Rock Isl'd Ark A Louis 1st
126,000
22,000
3,000
36,000
92
94
66
79%
80%
88
Sale
95
1940
1922 coupon)
(Jan
Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s
94
63
::::: "40"
Rio Grande Southern 1st g 4s... 1940
61,000
67,000.
4
28% Apr. 18
1
28
Apr.
1
28
Apr.
94
Apr. 11
100
90%
80
"So" "§4"
5s.. 1939
Rio Grande June 1st guar g
Sept.
98% Sept.
101
60
35
J
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s.. 1952 j
1,000
1% Jan.
69% Jan.
35
.1957 M n
A....... 1997
72
July 20
16% July 18
90% Sept. 7
76 ' Aug. 11
63
Sept.18
68% July 20
101% Aug. 14
102% July 12
96
Aug. 22
35% July 17
Mar. 16
25
30
95
Read Co Jersey
A ref 4H« series
99
26
30
Sept. 19
Sept. 5 100% Sept. 5
100% Setp. 12 101% Sept. 18
105
Providence Securities deb 4s
Gen
96% Sept.
1
Sept.
21 103
20 102% Sept.
j 100%
86
Providence Terminal 1st 4s
Cen coll g 4a
Sale Prices
a93% Apr. 26102% July 17
94
Apr. 25 102% July 31
99% Jan. 19 102% Sept. 11
a 94% July
7
98% Sept.25
89% Aug. 18
89% Aug. 18
96% Aug. 16 97% Aug. 15
92
May 271 92% Feb. 14
1
1
98% July 17
96% Sept.
2 103
15
Sept. 15
91% May
94% Apr. 28 102% Sept. 20
4 100% July 27
76
Apr
9!
76% Apr. 24 99% July 27
6
Aug. 10
69
Apr.
94
A
87
60
90%
65% Sale
65%
66%
67% Sale
D
j
—
.
100
78
80
87%
*
100%
100%
100%
O
.1962 F
Sale
Sale
I
Sept '6
102% Sept. 28 102
99
102% Sept 27
Sept.
102% Sept 11
102% Sept.
98% Sept 25
98% Sept.
97
D
A...1948
1st gen 4s ser
1st gen 5s series B
14
14
7
18
18
1
5
15
23
14
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
97
91
Highest.
Lowest.
Loioest.
Prices
90
.1959 A
1st mtge 4 Ha series C_.
43,000
183.000
92,000
23
"99%
97
.1958 J
1st mtge 4Ha series B
Pitts Y
97
93
84
.1943 MN
Pitts Va A Char 1st guar 4s
Pitts A West Va 1st 4Hs ser A
32,000
11,000
64,000
99
102% 102%
102%
98
Con 3 Ha series E guar g
Con 4s series F guar g.
3.000
46%
Sale
.1945 MN
36,00Q|
61
Sept.20 63
10%
7% Sept. 21
87% Sept. 26 90%
Sale
63% Sept. 27
Sept. 22 63
63% 61
58% Sept. 29 64%
58%
100
98% Sept. 28 101
102
103
Sept. il 102%
100
93% Sept. 12 95
Sept. 28 27
25% 22
101%
93%
Sale
Con 4s series D guar g
4,000
24,000
1,000
27,000
34,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
56
Sale
23
\
Prices
90%
63%
62
Sale
102
78
75
Sale
69
1*
67
j
lit A
series C
—....
.1943 M.N
72,000 Phils Bait & Wash 1st 6 4s
.1974 F A
General 5s Series B
29,000
J
.1977 J
Gen g4Hs series G
8,000
J
J
99,000 Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 4s.. .1937
Ask.
Bid.
Ask
60
Ask
Highest
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
Peoria & East 1st cons 4s...... .1940 A
.1990 A
Income 4s
P C C Ac St L guar
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
exchange.
t. stock
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Price
bonds
September,
7
exchange-bonds
n. y. stock
26
55
40
Jan.
36
Feb. 23
Apr. 25
Jan.
6
14
Aug.
96
12
96% July
July
64% July
85
July
90
July
81% July
21
July
12
85
76
13
19
19
18
100
.....1951
reorg lien 5s.......1938 M S
Mobile A Ohio coll tr 4s
1938
49,000
14,000 Spokane Internat 1st g 5s......1955
Staten Vsl Ry 1st gu g 4%»„
1943
Sunbury A Lewlston 1st g 4s.
1936
M S
j
j
j
Second g tnc 5s
MS
20
(flat)
99%
79%
41,000
52,000
Gen A ref 5s series C
....1980
r
ser
Cash sale,
b
ser
84%
a
......
D
Deferred delivery.
Sale'
,
02
j'd
60
85
91
85
86
65
42% Sale
44
Sale
40%
58%
% 103
47
52
100
68% Sale
67% Sale
67
Sale
♦
Lookund
Sale
102% Sale
,02% 102% 101
87
90% Sale
88
65
....1979
Gen A ref 5s
ref 5s
49
27
—
99
Dec 1 2000 Mar
1977 A O
Gen
60
20
Sept.
59% Sept.
16% Sept.
13% Sept. 20
91
Sept.
5
66% July 20
30
June
9
D
22.000 Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 6s ser A or b. 1947
21.000 term RR Assn of St L 1st g 4%S..1939
First cons g 5s
60,000
............1944
Gen ref s f gold 4s
1953
139.000
20,000 Texarkena A F S Ry 5%a ser A.. 1950
3,000 Texas A N O cons g 5s
1943
2000
72,000 I exas A Pacific 1st g 5s...
65",000
91
76%
102
88
77
Sept. 14
47% Sept. 21 52
101% Sept. 15 102% Sept. 5
100
Sept. 7 102% Sept. 15
Sept. 5
87% Sept. 29 91
Sept. 9
76% Sept. 28 84
Sept. 19
Sept. 22
65
Sept.30
61% Sept. 27
62
Sept. 30
70
65
91
Sale
90
61
Sale
61
61
62
er
65
61%
Sale
list of Ma tured Bonds
Sept. 19
99% Sept.
70
69
on
6
Sept. 15
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
Page 31.
58
Aug.
102% Aug.
103
Aug.
91% Aug.
86% Aug.
Jan.
Mar.
91% Mar.
68
May
59
Jan.
60
Apr.
85% May
25
96
42% Jan.
43% Jan.
43
Jan.
23
14
2
22
15
Feb.
2
65
100% Aug.
3
4
6
75
July
76% July
75
July
9
14
14
19
OCT., 1933.]
Sale s in
N.
Y.
8TOOK
3,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 54* A..1964
10,000 Toledo & Ohio Cent 1st A 5s....1935
1,000
Western Div 1st A 5s..........1935
General gold 5s
1935
Tol S» I
& West 5#-yr g 4s
1950
Tol W Va & Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1942
lor Ham 5c Buff 1st 4s.....
1946
...
981,000
8,000
393,000
208,000
....
Ask.
O
J
D
70
h
O
674
65
90
J
984
J
96
1st lien Or ref 5s.....
June 2008 M 8
40-year
1968 J
D
1944 M
8
Vandalla consol « 4s A........ ,.1955 F A
Consol 4s Series B
..1957 M N
5 ,000 Vera Crus 5c P Asstg 1st 4 4s. .1934
1 ,000 Virginia Midland general 5s.... ..1936 M N
1 ,000 Va A Southwest 1st guar 5s... .2003 J
56 ,000
First cons 5s.....
..1958 A
J
Sale
84
65
70
Sale
Sale
.......
-1962 M N
79
49 ,coo Wabash RR 1st gold 5s....... -1939 M N
19 ,000
Second gold 5s
-1939 F A
53
1
4
854
58
90
Sale
674
Sale
504 Sale
35
42
60
74
Des Moines Dlf 1st g 4s
... -1939
Omaha Div 1st g 34s........ -1941
32
40
704
484
40
46
Sale
45
Sale
Sale
Sale
-1939
....
8,000
AChlc Dl»
Tol
1st
33
6
1st ref guar 34«
1st g 4s
2000 F A
1948 Q M
Wash Cent Ry
Wash Term 1st guar 34s
1st 40-year guar 4s.
1945 F
A
1945 F A
248,000 West Maryland 1st g 4s_........1952 A O
First A ref 54» series A......1977 J
158,000
J
45,000 West NY A Pi 1st g 5s
1937 J* J
5,000
General gold 4s
1943 A O
383,000 Western Pacific 1st 5s ser A
1946 M 8
95,000 West Shore 1st 4s guar
2361 J
J
...
...
7,000
Registered
2361 1
3,000 Wheel A L E Ref 44s ser A
1966 M
Refunding 5s ser B
1976 M
84", 000 Wheel A L Erie RR 1st con g 4s..1949 M
5,000 Willteo-B A East 1st gu g 5s
1942 J
3
J
S
S
8
D
J
J
J
.....
10,000 Wllmar A Sioux Falls 1st 5s.....1938
7,000 Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
I960
80,000 Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s....1949
35,000
Sup A Dul Dlf A Ter 1st 4s...1936
Worcester A Conn East Ry 44*-1943
Sale
Sale
J
J
M N
3 J
8§
554
20
6
.....
Warren RR
Sale
44
194
6
Sale
50
80
634 65
984 Sale
94 4
694
"50" "74"
554
194
194
40
g 4s...... -1941
226 000 Wabash Ry ref A gen 5 4« A_. -1975 M
165 000
Ref A gen 5s (Feb *32 coup) B -1976 F
369 000
Ref 4 gen 4 4s -erles C
-19?8 A
129 000
Ref A gen 5s series D........ -1980 A
67 4
"Sept "6
954 Sept
98
Sept
Sept
84
Sept
994 Sept
784 Sept
974 Sept
84
19 1014 Sept.
Apr. 11
May
2
97 J
98 j
Jan.
25
Jan.
12
93
71
Feb."
16; 99
Sept.
934 Sept.
21| 93 4 Sept.
21 1064 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
24 Sept.
994 Sept. 12 994
76
Sept. 19 76
64
Sept. 5 67 4
94
Sept. 19 101
924 Sept.
934
67
Sept.
774
48
Sept.
614
Sept. 22
Sept.12
Sept.19
Sept.18
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
74
Apr.
85
June
85
14 May
80
Apr.
60
Apr.
364 Jan.
5
84
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
5
Jan
Jan.
23
62
35
18
Sale
21
174 Sale
93
88
Sept. 26
46
134 Sept. 22
14
Sept. 21
124 Sept. 21
13
Sept. 21
~
21
Sept.
1
214 Sept. 14
Sept. 12
Sept.13
21
21
64
914
Jan.
44 Jan.
524
574
1014
824
27 4 Sale
"72"
Sale
824
1024
Sale
"90"
88
70
Sale
60
70
4i4 Sale
83 4 Sale
754
8i 4
824
72
75
90
15
25
40
85
894
114
70
Sale
68
604
914
84
A*
10
924
89
Feb.
3
21
10
84
15
17
13
20
25
20
19
19
July 17
Aug.
2
28!
69
70
Sale
80
1014 Sale
834 86
364 Sale
81
844
654 Sept
80
Jan.
21
724 Sept.
76
Sept 27
834 Sept.
a994 Sept 21 al024Sept.
Sept 18
Sept 22
Sept
Sept,
78
88
36
78
79
8a
it*
Sale
Feb.
924 Aug.
97
July
74
July
844 July
103
Aug.
93
July
July
58
854 July
964
834 Sept,
88
15
10
Sept.
424
854
794
834
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7,
26
231
824
89
88
33
40
864
40
June 10
52
604
92
Sale
53
7
June
50
58
874
Apr. 13
5
76
Aug.
3
504 Aug. 30
47
July 25
56
Aug.
8
32
July
8
32
July
8
324 July 20
32
July
8
274 May
8
Apr 26
54 Jan.
54 Jan.
4
16
30
8
3
22
374 Apr.
17
41
Sept. 12
'
21
31
It"
374 Apr.
90
35
.14
20
8
22
27
85
Aug.
7
70
July 19
1014 Aug. 14
July 17
July
7
70
July 17
Mar
78
704
40
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Aug.
July
994 Sept.12
43
33
31
46
204
554
184 Sale
174 Sale
'
"804"jan""l3
8
65
51
794
864
73
904 Apr. 20 1014 Aug.
93 H May 16
994 Jan.
2
78
May
934 Jan.
a75
Jan.
Apr. 20 95
95
Mar. 15 1074 Aug.
694 Apr. 21 a894 July
96
Apr. 12 1014 Aug
21
22
84
22 101
Feb.
80
85
61
1st lien 50-year gold term 4s. -1954
Det A Ch Ex 1st g 5s
-1941
Deb 6s registered
9
50
86
73
44
Sept. 20j
974 Sept. 20
984 Sept. 8
85
774
.
Highest
Sale Prices.
80
"67" "Sept ."7
73
794
"984 "31-
4134
....
97
844
Sale
Sale
934
65
100
93
Sept. 29
1
8
Prices
90
Sale
40 4
22
....
67
4
76
92
71
Sale
92
94
364
834
984
-----
85
O
Prices
984 Sept.
100
24
994
.1962 M N
Sale
96 4 Sept.
984
914
Lowest.
Sale Pnces.
Highest
92
80
70 4
93
...
80
Lowest.
974 100
Sale
93
2
......
71
934 Sale
904 Sale
92 4
93
884 Sale
1064 1074 1024 103
834 Sale
814 Sale
90
994 101
1004
80
834
14
Ask
"90""
1004
98
Sale
Sale
884
87 4
1004
804
984
Sept. 30,
694
704
D
155,000
375 ,000 Virginian Ry 1st 5s ser A
22 ,000
1st mtge 4 His series B
984
924
88
293.000
...
Sale
90
"82"
J
& Canal Co gen 4s
964
96
40
M S
June 2008 M 8
J
1967 J
gold 4s
71
80
1
...
76
60
Si"
J
A
i
Ask. Bid
Bid
924
M S
J
First & refunding 4s
Gold 4His.
52,000 UNJRR
Sept. 1.
1933.
1947 J
Union Pac RR 1st & land gr A 4s.
Registered
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE.
Bid.
~~6~, 000
37:
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Price
BONDS
September,
value.
EXCHANGE- BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
184
114
Sale
14
894
164
Sale
104
14
96
Sale
854
Sept 29 91
35
Sept 15 40
86
Sept 19 87
854 Sept 26 a86
15
Sept 27
18
6
11
12
Sept
88
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.:
Sept.
Sept.
'
80
13
11
Sept. 12
W 91
June
17| 45
6
87
Sept. 18
Aug. 23
274 July 18
214 July
7
5
92
INDUSTRIALS—
Abltibi Pow A
1953 J
Paper 1st 5s
Abraham A Straus deb 54i
1943
With warrants.................
5,000
5,000 Adams Express coll tr g 4s......1948
56,000 Adriatic Elec Co external 7s.....1952
A
D
O
88
.
59
90
62
12,000 Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6s 1948
779,000 Allegheny Corp coll tr con? 5s.. 1944
934 Sale
834
844
254
264
605,000
20
Collateral and convertible 5s..1949
Collateral A convertible 5s....1950
1,057,000
73,000 Allta-Cbalmers Mfg deb g 5s.....1937
29,000 Alpine-Montan Steel 7s...
..1955
22,000 Amer Beet Sugar conv deb 4a...1935
*
Amer Chain
tO-year
s
8
F
A
25
1933 A
f deb 6s
M
84 Sale
764 Sale
534
O
4^ 30
73
78
M N
25,000 American Cyanamid deb 5s..
1942 A O
791,000 Amer A ForeignPower 5s
2030 M 8
88,000 American Ice s f deb 5s
.....1953 J D
349,000 American I G Chemical 54s
1949 M N
83,000 Amer Internet Corp conv 54s..1949 J
J
17,000 Amer Maca A Fdy s f gold 4s
1939
890-000 Amer Metal Ltd 54* gold notes..1934
531,000
69,000
85,000
365,000
1,027,000
811.000
193,000
1,235,000
Amer
Amer
Amer
ser A... 1047
Sugar Refg 15-year 4s.....1937
30-year coll trust 5s_.
19t»«
20-year sinking fund 54s
.1943 MN
Convertible debentures 44s..lo39 J
J
1965 F
Debenture 5s
4,000 Amer Type Founders deb 4s.... 1940
256,000 Amer Water Works A Elec coll 5s. 1934
67,000
29,000
8
....1946
35-year sink fund deb f s_.
Debenture gold
Amer
Writ
4s series A
1975
A
s
70
Sale
10/4
104 4
Sale
1074
1164
1044
Sale
Sale
D
J
J
f 5s_.1940 M N
Beldlng-Hemlnway
J
Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B
1936 J
75
764
1024 1034
984
35
Sale
1014 Sale
20-y.-ar pur A Imp
5,000 Btng A Blng
57,000
5,000
s
s
A.1942{M N
f 5s
f deb 44l
Boranv Cons Mills sec
s
f 64*
1936IJ
J
1950.M
8
1934'A O
Certificates of deposit.........
A
Bowman-Bilt Hotels 1st 7s
...1934,
Stpd
as to payment of
44,000 Broadway A 7th
Sale
53
Sale
103
101
62
Sale
60 J
Sale
384
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
37
Sale
Undgrd Rys—
5ag
1435 part red M
O
93
Sale
164 Sale
54
8
44
10
71
,al004Sept
'1044 Sept.
64
Sept.
55 4 Sept.
394 Sept.
914 Sept.
19
14
21
23
■29
103
22
Sept. 20
89
103
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
834 Sale
934
95
6
1,023,000 Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 4s...
44
3
79
64
Sale
714
744
94
73
106
Sale
106
Sale
Sale
108
1054
944
Sale
Sale
824
91
Sale
45,000 Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s..
1950 F A
71,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s. 1945 M N
1st lien A ref 6s ser A
19471M N
3,000
Conv deb 54s...............1936IJ
J
83
Sale
Debentures gold 5s ..........1950 J D
1st lien A ref 5s series B___
1957 M N
a
Deferred delivery.
Sept.
Sept.
894 Sept.
86
Sept.
924 Sept. 19 934 Sept.
1034 Sept. 1 1044 Sept.
Sale
Sale
524 Sept 29,; 604 Sept.
Sept.
1014 Sept 21104
101
100
984
100
1064 Sale
1044 Sept "20 108 4
20 1084
29
93 4
Sept, 22 484
374 33
32
Sept, 21 394
Sale
284 Sept, 23 37
I?"
§sg
5
\l
17
1
994 Apr. 20
99
Apr. 21
924 Apr. 20
97
60
55
Sept!
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
26
98
10
4
6
3
10
24
Jan.
Mar.
3
OO yi Sept.
Sept.22 384 oopu. 1 a28
71
Sept. 29 mil/ s«nt. 19
1044 Sept.
Sept. 22 1004 Sept. 8
79
O'l
Ol
Sept. 23 25" Sept. 23;
8
rtr
17
Sept. 5
144 Sept. 27
5
3
844
Sale
94 Sept. 21
10
1094 1104
1164
109^ 110
185~~
158
1024 103
107
*
Sale
Look und
75
1054
1054
904
Sale
Sale
Sale
784
Sale
Sale
59
1094
1084
103
"95" 1024|"97
1054 Sale |104
er
Sept. 13
714 Sept. 27 74
1044 Sept. 20 106 J
1044 Sept. 1 1064
87
Sept. 21 944
71
Sept. 29 71
list of Ma tured
-----
105
Sale
Bon ds
on
Sept. 29 101
Sept. 21106
4
2
Mar. 16
Jan. 16
Pago 31.
151
6
20
7
29
5
19
30
18
6
6
5
8
6
19
15
15
19
19
2019.
12
29
23
8
July 19
Aug.
8
July 17
Sept. 7
Aug. 23
Jan.
5
Jan.
9
Sept.
Jan.
6
11
12
11
634 Jan.
13
1044 Sept. 19
204 July
11
44 May
11
10
76
Sept. 21 87
Apr. 22 112
2
July 14
July 14
Aug. 10
Jan.
5
Jan.
Jan.
6
13
Sept. 29
Jan.
Jan.
6
12
1174 Jan.
Jan.
26
28
Apr. 21 105
Jan.
974 Apr. 21,rl074Feb.
10
158
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
27
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.12
654 Jan.
9
Sept. 5 100
Apr. 22 108
Apr. 20 108
Sept. 13 100
Sept. 5
844 Mar. 3 96
57
Sept. 29
May 17| 71
1
97
1044 102
_
68
r
21
7
3 1004 Aug. 22
Feb.
2
25
Sept. 23
Feb. 27
274 Juiy
3
Apr. 10'
Sept. 21 844 Sept. 6
74
1054 Sept. 19 1104 Sept. 13; 1015
1144 Sept. 22.1154 Sept. 7 1045
July
July
.
Mar.
44 Feb.
74
'
894 July
564 July
144 July
85
Apr.
924 July
90
July
Sept.
935
104
Sept.
3(1044
May 16
Mar.
*
944 June
584 June
72
May
89
July
864 July
106
Aug.
974 Sept.
100
July
1064 Aug.
rl05
Aug.
1074 Jan.
1074 Jan.
1094 Jan.
119
July
1 07 4 Jan.
67
20
27
Aug. 11
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1
59
834
94
85
3
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Jan.
62
794 Apr. 20 104
904 Feb. 20 1024
83
Apr. 10 98
101
Apr. 21 111
1004 Apr. 22 1114
4
75
Apr.
93 4
33
Sept 22 704
32
Sept 21
694
284 Sept .23 64 4
ODVU.
Sept. 29
144 Sept. 27
Feb. 25
a964 Apr. 24
100
Apr. 21
93
Apr. 20
35
98
1064 1074 106
Sept
Sale 1 904 Sept
78
1024 Mar.
1014 Mar. 15
3
984 Feb.
Sept 23 1014 Sept.
964 Sept 22 102 4 Sept.
.
Cash sale,
Sept.
6
8
52
May
7
Apr.
664 Apr. 12
1024 June 14
3
60
Apr.
744 Apr.
49
Apr.
a2l4 Apr.
2 4 Apr.
784 Sept.
77
Mar.
714 Jan.
65
Mar.
Sept.
2
64
35
Sept.
104
——
20
107
1968 J
J
Bklvn Queens Co A Sub gtd 5s..1941 M N
1st 5s stamped
.............1941 J
J
r
704 Mar.
234 Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5
July
6
944 July 20
I
4
Ave 1st con 5s..1943
37~,666 Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s
...1941
111,000 Brooklyn Edison Inc gsn 5s A...1949
Gen mtge 5s series E
127,000
....1952 J
74,000
*
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
105] Sept.
97
Sept.
100
Sept.
105 4 Sept.
,
1024 Sept. 16
107 4 Sept. 1
104 4 Sept.
108
Sept.
2
Sept. 18
July 14
.
49
6
8
Certificates of deposit........
69.660
31
Aug. 23
4
264 Jan.
Sept.
804 Sept.
52
99
73
50
54
944 Sept.
484 Sept.
1004 Sept. 19
364 384 304 354! 324
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m L/
IO14 Sale 1014 Sale mr»7z
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97
974 Sale
204
25
25
16
14
184
14
154
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
4
Jan.
12 1144 Sept. 15
244 Apr. 26
564 Ju.y 17
4
69
254 Jan.
July
7
18
60
July
6
*
Sept.
Mar.
534 Apr
92
964
10/4
1084
924
484
574 Sale
854 Sale
21
1114 Sept. 29 117 4
100
Sept. 19 1044
52
Sept. 21; 53
954 Sale
944 Sept. It 97
70
73
Sept. 28 814
754
Sept. 26 54
424
47"
Sept. 27
34
6/4
74
42
100
584 Sale
Sale
1064 Sale
1124 Sale
1034 Sale
96
Sale
323,000
357,000
1054 Sale
98
Sale
O
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974
Sale
1956 A
102
99
83
1st 6 4«
Bethlehem Steel 1st A ref
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
109
69
944
994
1044
103
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
21
Sept.
Sept.
1044
924
974
1044
64
78
894
844
92 4
1034
964
5o4
84
27
914 Sept.
34
80
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5 1144 Sept.
8
55
Sept.
*
106
104
99
23' 70
854 Sept. 20
a504 Sept. 22
80
Sept. 20
105
105
110
Berlin Elec Elev A
614
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21
a774 Sept.
99
J
54
45
25
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
76
85
96
O
182,000
79
944
1960 A
....
Sale
80
94
1948 J
ref 5s series C
Sale
93 4
87 4
99.000 Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6s....1946 M 8
164,000 Berlin City Electric deb 64s
1951 J D
Deb sinking fund
250,000
64s.._.....1959 F A
Debenture 6a
192,000
..1955 A O
A
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
54
16"l",666
First
944
99/8
1U54
Sale
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854
72
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106
944
804
74
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79
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644
65
304 Sale
34 Sale
784
814 Sale
30
81
90^4
354 Sale
694 714
Sale
J
504 Sale
*
92
J
145,000
82
O
M N
52
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55
944 Sale
4»4 Sale
694 Sale
»74 Sale
1624
a1054 Sale
1064 Sale
91
964
68
714
1084 111
52
♦
A
Ratavlan Pete gtd deb 44s ......1942 J
4s
1064
1084
804
95
66
101
54
52
209.000
conv
1024
1064
Sale
51
105
104
64
89
Sale
Atlanta Gas Light 1st 5s
1947 J
Atl Gulf A W . SS Line coll tr 5a.l959 J
Atlantic Refining deb 5s...
1937 J
12,000 Baldwin Locom Works 1st
62
384
554
Sale
35
309,000 Armour A Co. 1st real estate 44s 1939 J D
381,000 Armour A Co of Del 1st 54a
J
1943 J
112,000 Armstrong Cork conv deb 5s
D
1940 J
18,000 Associated Oil 6% gold notes... 1935 M S
48",000
Sale
754 Sale
54
O
39,000 AngloChllean Nitrate 7s
1945 M N
8.000 Ark A Metnp Bdtte A Term 1st 5s. 1964 M 8
156,000
78
53
60
Sale
5/
Sale
A
..1947 J
Paper 1st g 6s
Sale
105
...1936 M
A Tel Conv 4s
314
834 Sale
Smelting A Ref 5s
Tel
Sale
7i4
704
alio
93
June 26
Jan.
28 158
9
Sales in
T. STOCK
N.
Value.
1933.
EXCHANGE.
Bid.
%
F
A
O
J
45,000
;
76,000
156,000
104%
67 %
33%
34
60
Sale
O
MN
unlf & ref 5s..1987 MN
J
J
deb 5s......1940
deb s f g 5s
1939 F A
1938
Con* deb sfl 5 4s......
MN
Camaguey Sugar Co—
1st 7s ctfs of deposit
...1942
9,000
22,000 Canada Steamship Lines 1st 0S..1941
28,000 Central Dlst Tel 1st 30-year 5s... 1943
Jan 1957
24,000 Cent Hud G 8c £ 1st 5«
1951
122,000 Cent 111 Elec & Gas 1st 6s
9,000 Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s...1941
1948
243,000 Certain-teed Prod • f g 54* A
2,879,000 Chea Corp conv col tr g 5s May IS 1947
1937
75,000 Chic Gas L A C 1st gu g 5s
Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
Aug 1 1932 20% part paid..—1927
103% 103%'l01% Sale
44
42%
45% 40
12% Sale
14%
16%
0 % Sale
38% Sale
59
Sale
63
66
63%
96%
97%
O
J
,
18% • 18%
106%
105% 106%
70
71%
D
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8
A
F
MN
35%
65%
105%
51 N
J
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95
87
S
M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
102%
51
'Sept.
95
98
Sale
9
>Mar. 3 106% Jan.
7
62% Mar. 15 92% July
Apr. 28 o97% Sept. 14
a83
Mar. 23 100
Aug. 29
100
43
Sale
97%
100
102% 103
Sale
Sale
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
43
Sept
95% Sept
100
Sept
a81
5 a97% Sept. 14
6 100
Sept. 11
99% Sept.
3%
3% Sale
16
18
16%
105% 106% 105
04% 105% 104
48
49%
48%
103
103% 105
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106
.
6
105
54
42
14
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21
105
97% May
1 105% Jan. 12
Apr.
5 67% Jan. 11
5
5
;Apr.
8 33 % Jan.
5
19
Apr.
6 64% Jan.
7
74% June
37
Mar. 29
Sept. 13
Sept. 6
Sept. 18
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
91% Sept.
90%, Sept. 26
91
90
96%
99% 100%
104
100% Sept.29 103%
42
Sept. 26 45%
12% Sept.29 16%
31
Sept. 20 40%
59
Sept. 30. 63
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
104% 105% 104% Sept.21 106%'Sept.
96
3%
19%
7
A
Sale
Sale
«91 %
95
I
Prices
Sale
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
|
Ask. Rid
105%
105%
62%
93%
95%
Cat Gas A B1 Corp
Calif Pet conv
45
43
Calif Packing con*
98,000
,
A
Bid
Ask.
63
J
Sept. 1.
104
A
.
v
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
SEPTEMBER.
PRICES IN
Jan. 3
W81
132,000 Buffalo Gen Elec4Hi*"B
1952
9,000 Bush Terminal Co lst4s
Consol 5a
I'M
39,000
106,000 Bush Term Bldfi 5s gu tax ex—1960
12,000 By-Product Coke 1st 514* •«' A..1945
,
'!
Price
BONDS
September.
'
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
28
_
13% June 27
% Feb.
10% Mar.
27
July
21
102
Mar.
108
Jan.
13
100
5% Sept. 5
19% Sept. 5
Sept. 7
22 105% Sept. 11
Sept. 1
191 54
7 104% Sept. 26
Sept. 1
211 52
211107% Sept. 14
Sept. 5
30 103
Mar.
Sept.
107
Jan.
17
75
Jan.
18
1
20
6 106
48
70% Mar.
26
Mar.
63% Mar.
97
Apr.
104% Sept. 26
57% June 13
110
Aug. 29
105% Jan. 17
,
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47% Sale
34%
37%
35
Sale
67
61
62
61
99
Sale
95%
95
Sale
98% Sale
95%
45
35
1940
Colon Oil conv deb 6s...
1938
Colo Fuel A Iron Co gen s f 5s..l943
Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu
1934
Columbia Gas A Elec deb 5s.
.1952
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4s
•
Sale
42
27
30
29
85
Sale
81%
84%
Sale
82
84
Sale
96%
Sale
Sale
......
105
Sale
100%
Sale
96%
Sale
80%
90%
103%
101%
101
101% Sale
100%
106%
106
99
~
J
62
J
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6
10
F
A
J
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106%
100%
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........1957
Consum Gas Chic 1st guar g 5a_. 1936
Consumers Power 1st lien 5s C..1952
Container Corp of Am 1st • f g 68.1946
J
J
105
Sale
1943
J
D
F
A
7*.—1956
35,000 Consol Coal Md 40-yr 5s........1950
1945
436,000 Consol Gas (N Y) deb 54*
Deb gold
664,000
478,000
62,000
51,000
34,000
80,000
!
54,000
17,000
49,000
51,000
V 83,000
*
99% 101%
J
22,000 Consol Hydro-Elec 1st s f g
1951
44*
Debenture gold 5s
15-year deb
gold 5s
J
D
D
33
17
75
J
J
63
8
44
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Sale
*
J
62,000 dumb TAT 1st A gen 5a......—1937
.1971
31,000 Delaware Pr A Lt lat M 44s....
..1969
1st A ref 44*——
17,000
.1969
1st mtge gold 44*
3,000
-1951
23,000 Denver Gas A El 1st A ref 5s...
Stamped as to Pa tax
20,000
..1949
176,000 Detroit Edison Co 5s Series A. .
Gen A ref 5s series B..—.... ..1955
54,000
..1962
Gen A ref 5s ser C
131,000
Gen A ref 44s series D—.... ..1961
245,000
Gen A ref 5s series E......... ..1952
122,000
..1940
1,113,000 Dodge Brost f deb 6s..........
..19*2
i
48,000 Dold (Jacob) Pack 1st 6s
Donner Steel 1st ref 7s ser AA-. ..1942
15,000
..1966
134,000 Duke-Price Pow (Ltd) 1st 6s A.
Sale
103% 103%
90% Sale
M
1st s f g 6s 1951
deb 6s w w_.—1940
Products deb 6s.... 1950
Crown Willamette Pap
Cuban Cane
35
68
Copenhagen Telep extl s f g 5s__1954
M N
Corn Prod Ref 1st 25-yr a f 5s...1934
Crown Cork A Sea) a f 6s....
1947 J D
Crown Zellerbacb
Sale
103% 103%
105% 106
MN
J
Sale
J
J
J
J
J
101
97
90
95
93
Sale
101
Sale
J
D
F
A
Sale
1003
101% 102
F
A
96
Sale
A
O
101
Sale
MN
J
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89%
68%
65
Sale
Sale
62
J
57
M N
44
O
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J
103
J
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J
117% 119
First 1 s 1 5s
.1942 M
stamped
8
.1942 M
f 5s
8
.1942 M 8
.1954 J D
stamped......
B__
Federated Metals conv 7s..... .1939
1st lien a f 6s
30-year deb 6s series
Flat deb s f 7s................
Francisco
J
u
1943 F
...
6s
89,000 Gen Amer Investors deb 5s ser A.
27,000 Genoral Baking deb s f 54*
10,000 General Cable 1st a f g 54* A....
179,000 Gel8enklrchen Mining
General Elec deb g 34s
General Elec (Germany)
J
.1946 J
20-yr 74* ..1942
..1943
Sugar 20-year 74*—
Framerlc Ind A Dev
15,000 Gannett Co deb 6s series A
Gas A Elec (Bergen Co) 5s
7,000
81,000
122,000
240,000
52,000
31,000
50,000
*
..1939 J
..1995
2,000 Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s
..1950 M 8
132,000 Elec Pow Corp (Germany) 64a
..1953 A O
1st sinking fund 64*
127,000
-.1954
Ernesto Breda Co 1st mtge 7s...
F A
With stock purch warrants..
24,000
21,000
23,000
15,000
10,000
43,000
21,000
36,000
6,000
104%
106% 106%
....
7a
Debenture 64*
D
J
J
v
A
1949 J D
1934 M 8
Gen Petroleum 1st a f
5s..Aug 15
56
51%
85
Sale
80
95
100% Sale
10%
17
80
77
104%
Sale
81
69
J
47
A
100
1945 J
1940 J
D
M N
1940
F
1939 J
J
79
98% Sale
A
J
J
A
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A
O
J
J
1945 J
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1957 M N
1936 J
48%
49% Sale
104%
77
84
57% Sale
.....
59%
77%
46%
60
79
Sale
80
Sale
87
#
1947
Deferred delivery*
Sale
88-
88
95
89
98
Sale
100
90
76% Sale
104% Sale
106% Sale
29
82
82%
82
93%
103%
101%
101%
104
98
98
96
Sale
86%
Sale
97
94
96%
79%
91%
Sale
96%
78%
79
93
90
70
71% Sale
103% 104% 103
105
103
106%
95
a38
30%
6%
98%
87%
Sept.
18% Sept.
105% Sept.
Sept.
20; 97
21 102
Sept.
28102% Sept.
20 105% Sept.
74
8
Sept.
8
56% Sept.
77
25
Sept.
30 103% Sept.
5 100% Sept.
28
84% Sept. 12
6
73% Sept. 25
103
78
Sept. 22
Sept..23
Sept. 30
Sept. 26
Sept 20
Sept 19
Sept 25
Sept 20
Sept 21
Sept 22
Sept 20
Sept 27
Sept 22
Sept, 19
Sept, 20
76
51
46
Sept.
102% a99% Sale a98% Sept.
38%
38% 35% Sept.
Sale
33
36
33
Sept.
37% 33
31
Sept.
32% Sale
33% Sale
103% 104
103% Sale 103% Sept.
84
83
85
Sept.
87% Sale
66
Sept.
72
75
72% a69
98
36%
5%
4%
Sale
55
95%
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71
Sale
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89%
89%
85%
59
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47
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62
60
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98
99
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*
Jan.
May
May
107
Jan.
Mar.
79
Feb.
36
37
63
*
106%
103%
35
Sale
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Sale
Mar.
86%
88
80
84
85
86
78%
84%
er
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107
Mar.
6
99
Jan.
16
95% May
102% Aug. 11
Apr.
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85% Apr.
86% Apr.
84% Apr.
100
88
88
75
84
57
Jan.
17
103% Jan.
25
103
100
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97% Apr.
96
Apr.
65
9
25
11
29
12
Feb.
15
107
9
*
104% Jan.
95
Apr.
Apr.
31% Sept.
30
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63
9
Aug.
80% Aug.
92
Aug.
81% Juiy
105% Jan.
99
43
72
14
r96% Mar. 16
104
Aug. 14
70% Apr.
65
Feb.
13
Jan.
10
12
11
120
68% Jan.
68
J an.
June
82
Jan.
75
July
Jan.
Feb.
72% June
77% Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
69% July
21 101
Sept.
Mar.
Feb. 17 100% May
May
Apr. 19 102
23
12
22
80
Jan.
6 105
July
8
40% Sept. 16
86
Sept. 14
103
Sept. 14
56
Sept. 20
99% Sept. 30
38% Sept. 14
35
Sept. 11
33% Sept. 6
104
Sept. 5
Sept. 8
73% Sept. 6
Jan.
11
58% Sept.
Sept.
48
81
93
94
10% Feb.
,
75
July 18
31103% Aug. 15
28
75
2102
June 19
Feb. 28
Jan.
12
Jan.
13
Jan.
12
5
Jan.
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July 19
*
July
59
73
62
33
9
88
*
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Sept. 12
Sept. 6
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 11
87% Sept. 8
18
17
6
July 31
July 13
Juiy 18
Aug.
2
' Sept. 19
Sept. 1
37% Sept. 20
67% Sept. 5
50% Sept. 30
105
Sept. 22
104
Sept. 1
13
Jan.
*
64
18
Jan.
July
July
July
Sept. 15
Sept. 1
95% Sept. 1
Sept. 1
90
Sept. 1
87
Sept. 18
98
Sept. 28
Sept. 28
31
5, 87
6
70
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
31
Sept.
56% Sept.
28
Sept.
7% Sept.
66
55
56
Page 31.
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102% Feb. 15
May
89% May
28
Sept.
83% Sept.
85
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on
18
14
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53
64
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Jan.
2
3% Sept.
46% Sept.
92% Sept.
79
80
14
16
88
July
o75% July
106
Sept. 12
106% 106% 105% Sept. 22 107
101% Sale 101% Sept. 29 103% Sept. 1
32
36%
44
Sept.14 37% Sept. 29
Sale
Sale
5
3
Feb.
15,
50
33
4
Jan.
6
80
34% Sept.
Sale
62
Sept.
49
Sale
45% Sept.
50% Sale
Sept.
106
107% 104
105% 105
103
Sept.
103% Sale 103% Sale
30%
65 %
17
Jan.
104% Jan. 13
100% Aug. 22
Mar.
56
16
July
Jan.
76% July 17
63% July 20
7
80% Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
13
10
July 21
July 18
Jan.
*
*
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108% Jan. 14
101% Jan. 18
102
Aug. 23
*
94
A
F
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29
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O
106
94%
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Sale
89%
May
Apr.
July
Feb.
13
6
29
5
5
July 19
*
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17
Sale
Sale
*
Sale
16%
24
3% Sale
3%
46%
92%
65%
85%
5
12
1
103% Feb.
101% Aug. 15
104% Jan. 30
*
102
36
Jan.
100% Sept.
Sept. 30
Sept. 14
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
Sept. 5
Sept. 29
Sept. 6
Sept. 15
Sept. 7
9
June
106
Jan.
as*
11
alOO
97
97
*
Sept. 18
Sale
35% Sept.
38%
40
82
Sale
Sept.
83%
85% 83
101% 102% 100% Sept.
102% 103
65
Apr.
Sept.
Mar.
Apr.
12
Jan.
87% Jan.
Apr.
35
93
97
Sept. 29
101% Sept. 7
Sept. 7
95
Sept. 5
101% Sept. 15
101
Sept. 5
100% Sept.
96% Sept.
101
Sept.
98% Sept.
80% Sept.
92
Sept.
77% Sept.
105% Sept. 13
106% Sept. 1
39
55
Jan.
89
Apr.
94
70
76%
Aug.
Mar.
Apr.
30%
107%
101%
105%
105%
100
_—..
78% Sale
104%
Apr.
6
Aug. 11
68% July 19
58
July 18
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
*
Sale
68
71
100% Sept. 14
*
80
38
Mar.
95
7 80
78% Sept
68% Sept, 21 72
68
Sale
68
Sept 23 70%
69
70
69
Sept 20 74
74
58
Sept 29 63%
51
70
63% 58
99% Sept 21 101
99
100
100% 101
100% a99% Sept 23 100%
99% 100% 100
96
Sept 26 98%
97%
98% 96%
98
40
50
Sept 28 50
50%
54%
80
72
73
Apr.
15 a32
33%
12
1
19%
66
1
14
68%
1
66%
84
14
97
1
97
18
96
18
95%
5
104
Sept. 28
Sept. 19 103% Sept.
102% 103% 101% 102% 102
6 113
Sept.
113
Sept.
107% 113
113% 120
36
Sale
31% Sept 21 42% Sept.
40% Sale
30
Sept 22 42% Sept.
34
Sale
42
45
77%
70%
70%
100
1
$
63%
70
M N
97%
96%
97% 100%
sfe
50
37,000 Holland Amer L 6s (.flat)
1940 M N
128,000 Houston Oil sink fund 54*-—-1962 J D
386,000 Hudson Coal 1st a f 5s series A..
MN
Hudson County Gas 1st 5s...... 1949
1,000
1937 A O
135,000 Humjle Oil A Refining 5s
188,000 Illinois Bell Telep 1st A tref 5a A.1956
235,000 Illinois Steel deben 4His........1940
1948
95,000 11 seder Steel Corp Mtge 6s
Ind Nat Gas A Oil ref 5s
..1936
114~666 Inland Steel 1st M a f g 4%i A...1978
1st m a f 4^s aer B
1981
64,000
95
95
93
A
95
Q7
100% 102
100%
95% Sale
100% Sale
98% Sale
79%
83
4
Apr.
Sept.,18 102% Sept. 14
101% 102% 101
88
14
19
Jan.
90
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.,21 105% Sept.
105% 103
Sale
Sale
33
Sale
47% Sale
M S
A
87%
40%
1944 F
1950 J
41
*
1*1%
1940 F
F
52
102%
Sale
55
1949 J
Sale
70
O
85,000 Harpen Mining 6s with warr
1952
36,000 Havana Elec Ry cons g 5a...
Deb 54s series of 1926—..... 1951
15,000
1934
*
Hoe (R) A Co 1st 6 4* *er A
a
69%
68
62
A
1940
1st A gen s f g 6 4*
80,000
1942 J
8,000 Gulf States Steel deb 64a
1952 J
39,000 Hackensack Water 1st 4a......
1939 A
135,000 Hansa S S Lines 6s with warr
Cash sale,
Sale
62%
1947 J
1942 F
General Public Service deb 54*1949
Genl Steel Castings 1st 54a —
1940
Gen Theatres Equip deb 6s
Certificates of deposit.
113,000
1945
107,000 Good Hope Iron A Steel sec 7a.
1947
114,000 Goodrich ( B F) Co 1st 64*
r
72
A
*
Convertible deb 6s ..........
303,000
604,000 Goodyear Tire A Rubber 1st 5a.
11,000 Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6a—
*
Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr s f 6s...
105,000 Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7a..
Sale
65
1952 F
1948
S f deb g 6s
57
62
105
100% 101% 101
101
M N
Sale
16%
.....
O
A1967 A
5
96
A
370,000 Duquesne Light lat mtge g 44*
..1957 M 8
1st M g 44* series B.........
48,000
..1937 M S
$
Eastern Cuba Sugar a f 74s...
4s
Sale
102
M N
M N
14%
104%
105% Sale
101%
93%
93%
.
Ho El 111 Bkn 1st con g
18% Sale
105% Sale
96% Sale
70
*
93%
100%
,
26,000
34
Sept.
14% Sept.
100% Sept.
Sale
89
Sept.
93
Sale
96
Sept.
99
Sale
Sale
102
98
Sept.
100
Sale
102% 103
103
Sept.
104
Sale
105% Sale
68
Sept.
Sale
74
68% Sale
52 i
Sept.
55
Sale
56% Sale
69 3
Sept.
Sale
77
70%
74
100% Sept,
102% 103% 100% Sale
99% Sept.
100% 100%
99% 100
81 % Sept.
Sale
84
81%
82%
71%
72% 70% Sept.
a70% Sale
34
Sale
a38
Sale
100
J
101%
-
106%
J
67% Sept. 6
37
Sept. 22
43
23% Sept. 22
Sale
72
Sept. 21
Sale
72
Sale
Sept. 27
72
85
Sale
70% Sept. 22
73
Sale
86% Sept. 29
88
91% 75
97
Sale
Sept. 28
98
Sale
1
101% 101% 101% 100% Sept.
100% Sept. 6
101
Sale
99
Sept. 19
101
Sale
Sale
Sept. 1
Sale
106% 106% 106
102
98% 102
99
Sept. 26
102
102% 99
69% Sale
38% Sale
25%
27%
73
Sale
..
55% July
71% July
Apr.
Apr.
25
1
5
6
45
Sale"
69
40
a42%
16,000
192,000
M N
__
234,000
Debenture 5s
Apr 15
1952 A O
34,000
Debenture 5s
...Jan 15 1961
331,000
1957 J J
60,000 Columbus Ry PAL 1st 44*
A O
Secured conv g 54s....—...1942
69,000
MN
19,000 Commercial Credit a f 6s ser A—.1934
J
J
Coll trust 54s ser A.
1935
21,000
332,000 Comm'l In* Trust con* deb54*-1949
35,000 Computing-Tab-Record s f 6s—1941
Conn Ry A Lt 1st g 44*1951
Stamped guar 44*------1951
7,666
47% Sept.
67% Sept.
98% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
27
38
34
35
1943
79,000 Chllds Co deb 5s.
435,000 Chill Copper deb g 5s—_—.—1947
298,000 Cln Gas A Elec 1st mtge g 4s A..1968
73
64
Sept. 20
July 19
July 18
8
108% Feb.
104% June 12
7
100% Apr. 21 107% July
95
Apr. 21 105% Aug. 22
26% May 15 58% Jan. 11
94% June 27 97% June 27
66
July 11
Apr.
4 90
65
Apr.
4 90
July 19
N. Y. STOCK
Oct., 1933.]
Sales in
value.
Jan. 3
1933.
1w*
IntM-boro r t lit ft nf si
47HJ3ale
it-year 4% notes
-—1932
Certificates of deposit........
16,000
15
68",000
e
~305* ~36k
Sale
71
108 5*
Kings Co e l a Pow gold 5s.....1937
1997
Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4§
.1949
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s..... 1954
1st a ref 4)4«
1934
Kinney (g r) Co conv 7^1
1934
Kresge Foundation coll tr 4s....1934
Purchase money 4s
*74 4
118'
65
Sale
D
Kreuger a Toll class a
125*
5s....—1959
Sale
Sale
605*
62
82 5*
90 5*
216,000 Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s ser a..1'
1*
53,000 Laclede Gas l ref a ext 1st 5s
Coll a ref 5h« series c
68,000
1'
Col a ref g 5hs ser d
1'
28,000
188,000 Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd 4s......u
23,000 Lehigh Coal a nav 4 his ser a
1'
Cons sink fund 44i ser c.....p
3,000
16,000
t
58
Ixtwer Austrian Hydro-Elec
74,000
748,000
*
108
81 %
78
Sale
9,000
21
55
p
285*
Market
Street Ry
f g 4a.
s
.
.
72
47
87
93
85
1st 7s
Apr p
Mead Corp 4s with warrants
p
Meridional Electric 1st 7a
ser
a..p
Metropolitan Edison IstAref 5sC.1953
1st g 44s series d.
....1948
Met Water, Sewer a Drain 5us.. 1950
Met West Side Blev (Chicago) 4s.
Mlag Mill Mach 1st
Midvale St a Ord
fg 7s
s
conv
95*
1938
555*
93 54
1934
785*
Mllw el Ry a Lt 1st a ref 5s ser b 1941
9,000
Deb gold 5s aeries a..
848",006
1,661,000
118,000
13,000
Serial 5s g notes
1235* Sale
108
Sale
885*
90
84
85
Sale
D
1934
mn
...1947
1951
405* Sale
305* 395*
28
345*
34
51
515*
675*
48
Sale
Sale
15
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
625* Sale
635* Sale
110
1135* 1175* 106
95
885* 94
925*
82
Sale
775* Sale
80
165*
Sale
185*
155*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
725*
Sale
185*
205*
865*
100
80
31
12
June 28
7
295* Jan.
6
32
Mar.
5
55
Mar.
595*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
§2*
59
88
77
765*
165*
68
675*
79
905* Sept.
91
Sept.
84
Sale
90
Sale
Sale'
1075* Sale
103
Sale
77
525*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1015* Sale
Sale
90
34
Sale
455*
48
465*
355*
93
6?*
Sale
78
525*
485*
Sale
36
1105* Sale
1055* 1065*
1065* Sale
110
1085*
1005* 1015*
"86" ~
10
Sale
Sale
56
62
1025* 103
955* 100
1
1
84
89
May
June
Apr.
315* Mar.
145* Sept.
7
10
Feb. 23
1015* Sept.
925* Sept.
615* Sept.
60
Sept.
85* Sept.
91]
Sept.
Sept.
90]
76
Sept,
42
Sept,
42
Sept,
395* Sept,
785* Sept,
125
Sept.
110
Sept.
885* Sept,
87
Sept.
120
Sept,
1055* Sept,
103
Sept.
1
75
Mar.
1015* Sept.
1
795* Apr.
48
Apr.
485* Apr.
25* Mar.
775* Apr.
975* July
70
July
69
July
145* July
Sept.
Aug.
76
Aug.
55
July
55
July
1
1
7
11
78
45
20
165* Apr.
19
22
Feb.
5
57
Feb.
5
11
5
m v
102
Sale
m n
100
m n
1045*
525*
101
Sale
745* July
8 a]025*Mar,
1
5
11
Sept. 29
595* Sept. 1
90
Mar.
945* Mar.
42
5S
665*
Sale
535* Sale
ok under lis
42
Sale
t of Mature
18
22
27
25
22
11
22
26
,
1
21
20
Sept.19
96
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
95
Sept.
Sale
56
1005* Sale
Lloyd (Bremen)—
40
d
31
24
53
May
465* July 31
235* Apr.
175* Sept.
425* Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
945* Sept.
39
31
Feb.
15
8
16
25
9
61
Aug. 11
655* July
3
*
8
25
26
28
1
6
19
35
July
Jan.
23
29
Feb.
24
2251
Jan.
10
2
275*
435*
405*
335*
945*
5
June
July 13
Juiy 20
July 14
Sept. 1
75
59
June 28
3
*
Jan.
17]
875* Aug.
9
Apr.
Apr.
July
5
July
3
July 21
1205* Aug. 28
May
Apr.
Jan.
June
99
Feb.
10
Apr.
90
Jan.
16
Jan.
81
Sept. 28
Apr.
19
May 22
June
675* Jan. 28
995* July 18
875* July 19
85
July 17
93
July 27
78
July 15
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
945* Sept. 16 a875* Mar. 15 985* Jan. 25
Sept. 20
94
785* Apr. 12 94
Sept. 20
595* May
3 a745* July 11
685* Jan. 28 745* July 12
June 26
575* May 19 63
665* June
1 745* Aug. 28
78
Mar. 16 915* July 19
905* Sept. 5
July 13
May 17 94
945* Apr. 10 1075* Jan. 19
935* Sept. 19
75
Feb. 23
69
3
51
Jan.
Jan.
10
775* Feb.
595* Sept. 15
935* Sept.
28
Sale
51
20
1105* May
89
Aug.
905* Feb.
120
Sept.
1055* Aug.
1065* Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
102
48
29
24
69
Mar.
2
1025* Mar. 31
22 1075* Sept.
1005*
645*
Sale
126 5* Jan.
1175* Mar.
65
885* Sept.
108
Sept.
1045* Sept.
845* Sept.
525* Sept.
53
Sept.
54
Sept.
41
Sept.
1125* Sept.
1065* Sept.
1065* Sept.
1115* Sept.
1015* Sept.
100
Mar. 21
1
Mar.
965* Mar.
3
May 29
Aug. 10
July 18
955* July 28
1075* Sept. 1
885* Sept.13
6
1115* Jan.
1075* Jan. 11
22*
70
96
Jan.
19
645* Jan.
65
July
16
Jan.
Mar
3 115
1061
1015* Apr. 20 1085* Jan.
3 108 5* Jan.
101
Mar.
9
1015* Mar. 20 1125* Jan.
Jan.
a935* Apr. 24 103
26
76
Apr. 24
435* Apr.
445* Apr.
3
Mar
15
45
26
75
Sale
103
Jan.
21
3
l\*
Feb.
11
185* Aug.
1
17
19
20
18
11
14
29
19
18
50
July 15
785* Aug. 23
Apr.
1
22
57
21
29
Sept.
Sept.
1003* Sept.
1065* 1075*
n
20
8
935* Sept.
5
58
3
101
n
99
110
16
Jan.
1
775* Feb.
1055* Jan. 18
1145* Feb. 20
96
July 20
835* July 19
755* Sept.
21
Sept
Sept
Sept
855* Sept
1055* Sept
1025* Sept
76
Sept
475* Sept
48
Sept
45
Sept
35
Sept
1093* Sept
1045* Sept
105
Sept
1075* Sept
985* Sept
3
m n
Sept. 25
535* Sept. 22
35* Sale
35*
*Lo
18
Feb.
135
May
4
Apr. 21
Apr. 18
95
15
June 13
63
475* July 19
75
6
9
31
Apr. 18
87
Sale
3
1947 m
18
88
88
100
Sale
88
105
1055*
......1942
J
68
53
57
Sale
106J* Sale
1951 m n
5
19
18
25
31
108
115
Sept.
a885* Sept. 23 90
Sept.
1015* 1005* Sept. 12 102
905* Sept. 27 935* Sept.
87
Juiy
645* July
79
July
75
Aug.
101
89
Sale
£2*
111
895*
54
61
645* May
Apr.
Apr.
6
25
525* Sept. 12
695* Sept. 28
1
64
Sept.
1
116J* Sept.
94
Sept. 11
823* Sept. 5
81
Sept. 28
165* Sept. 28
38
Sept. 19
1
99
Sept.
765* Sept. 1
1
74
Sept.
90
Sept. 15
625* Sept. 26
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
97
945*
Sale
8ale
55
22
95
Sept.
35* Jan.
8
35
Sept. 21
385* Sept. 26
27
Sept. 22
91
Sept. 1
935*
915*
m*
Sale
595*
585* Sale
32
1938
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
56
80
79
105
.
1045*
1103*
85
Sale
1095*
Apr.
Jan,
765*
175* Sept.
655*
615*
1075*
885*
21
Jan.
72
75
106
78
Mar.
*
47
20
20'
105
Aug.
9
1055* Jan. 14
965* Apr.
96
925*
13
1055*
Sept 21
Sept.11
60
75
75
1948
«Deferred delivery.
55
69
102
2
135* Sept.
130
75
104
c——.1951
f 4s..
47
64
93
92
Feb. 25
Mar.
19
19
18
8
19
17
18
1
29j 505* Sept.
95
Sale
67
595*
925*
1
1
June 19
76
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
89
Sept.
905* Sept.
76
Sept.
415* Sept.
42
Sept.
395* Sept.
785* Sept.
al225*Sept.
108
Sept.
83
Sept.
835* Sept.
114
Sept. 20
100
Sept. 20
965* Sept. 22
49
Sept.
37
905*
Sale
Mar.
Aug.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
515* Sept.
565* Sept.
685* Sept. 28
965* Sale
685* Sale
685* Sale
805*
85
85
90
55
a42
385*
35
985*
Sale
79
4
68
49
Mar. 31
72
71
69
5
1
Apr.
585*
24
2
Feb.
♦
14
63
Sale
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
June 15
Sept.
15
21
74
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
84
59
Mar. 31
24
*
cons
4 hs series b
s
59?*
565* Sale
65
95
8*
1955
1951
Certificates of deposit......
12,000
72,000 New York Steam 1st ka ser a....1947
1st mortgage 5a...............1951
76,000
109,000
1st mtge 5s........
........1954
479,000 ny Tel 1st Agent f4tts
1939
31,000 n y Trap Rock 1st s f g 4s
1944
78,000
lag Lock a Ont Pow 1st 5s a...1955
167,000 Niagara Share deb 5 ha
195s
Cash sale.
55
2
4 ha a...1942
Certificates of deposit
20-year
995* Sale
49
60
1035* 106
1«41 m n
Purchase money coll tr g 4s...i94*>
N y l k a w Coal a rr
5*s
1942 m n
J
Dock a Impt ext 5s.
1943 J
n y Rys Corp Inc 4s
Jan 1943 Apr
J
Prior lien 4s aeries a..........1945 j
r
1095* Sale
833* Sale
855* 875*
2
107
Nordeutsche
Sale
123
56
a59
Sale
con
80
100
Sale
1st
45
395*
115
113
21,000
"42""
99
y Edison 1st a ref 4 ha ser a-. 1941
1st lien a ref 5s b
.......1944
Rys 1st
895*
895*
114
62
n y a Rich Gas 1st 4a a
565*
Sale
1195* Sale
1045* Sale
1015* Sale
50
475*
73
y Gas el Lt Ht a Pow 5s
535*
315*
315*
785*
1st lien a ref 5s aeries
n
1045* Sept. 14
1045* Sept. 5
88
Sept. 11
165* Sept. 1
102
65
J
........
Sale
45
85
79
70
...........
685* Sale
40
665*
785*
405*
n y Dock 1st gold 4s..........
n
n y State
240,000
165*
1
90
76
70
1st g 4ha series b
1941 M N
nj Pow a Light 1st 4vis..
.19 9 A O
New Orleans p s 1st a ref 5s a...1952
b_.
65""
48
665*
National Acme 1st mtge 4a......1942
National Dairy Prod deb 5h«-—-1948
jo
895*
82
101
Sale
(ai) a Son—See Mfrs* Trust Co
1st a ref
855*
Sale
91
73]
73]
Nassau Klec guar gold 4s stpd
90
Sale
91
503,000 Nat Steel 1st coll 5s............1954
13,000 Newark Consul Gas 5s.......... 1948
38,000 Newberry (j j) Co 5hs
1940
139,000 New England tat 3#-yr 5a a...1952
160,000
81,000
68,000
96,000
79,000
71,000
93,000
115,000
145,000
74,000
183,000
Sale
895*
905* Sale
Morris a Co 1st a f 4 ha
1939
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s series 2....1944 A O
Namm
97,000
60
a8
86
1955
Murray Body 1st 4 his
3,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5a
4,000 Mutual Union Tel 5a
22^
86
90
1955
d
845*
86
Sept.
Sept. 13 a29
1
39
Sept.
10
Sept. 15
17
1
Sept.
20
1
Sept.
18
1
Sept.
75
Sept. 6
80
Sept. 8
75
Sept. 5
Sale
98
General a refunding 5s a
1955
Gen a ref 5s series b._........1955
aer
86
42
14
70
4
Sept. 29
385* Apr. 12
Apr.
8
815* Sept. 1 o50
53
Sale
845*
1941
f 5s
40
Sale
Apr.
635*
405*
505*
585*
525*
895*
895*
895*
54
95
1937
s
375*
41
32
47
Sale
68
Gen a ref
395* Sale
445* Sale
11
735* July
Feb. 28
29
30
30
21
21
21
21
20
5
615* Sale
92
88
f 4 ^a ser c
32
Sale
Sept. 26
Sept.
1
52
62
125* Sept. 27
Sale
s
32
*
*
6
965*
83 5*
515*
525*
45*
55
Gen a ref
575*
Prices
July 14
305* July
Mar. 22
14
Sept.
21
21
125* Sale
155*
775* Sale
....194?
Mont Tram 1st a ref a 5s
37
70
Feb. 28
47
*
97
83
135*
1005* Sale
835* Sale
50,000
16",665
705* Sale
1943
a ref 5s a
Montecatlnl Mln a Agr Co Inc
59.000
Deb g 7s
90,000
90
1971
1st mtge gold 5s
Montana Power 1st
36
Sale
575* Sale
72
655* Sale
......1954
f 5s
a
Sale
49
Sale
p
p
Marlon Steam Shovel
41
91
Maniiu el ry a Lt 1st 5a
Mfrs Trust Co ctfs of partic in
a i Namm & Son 1st 6s
41,000
73,000
108,000
158,000
4,000
33,000
133,000
3,000
6,000
159,000
122,000
34,000
104,000
50
175*
395* Sale
37
385*
255* 30
.....
..
56
75
6
ry (n yi coniii..
1990
Certificates of deposit........
.
65
Sale
75** 21
Man';
<
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
60
75
Sale
♦
*
^ugar 1st s f 7 v^s .......1942
Certificates of deposit......
Stamped Oct 1931 coupon on..1942
2d
60
58
535* Sale
36
man-"
3,000
Sept. 29
Sept.
Sept.
1015* Sept.
805* Sept.
165* Sale
145* 17
135* Sept.
,13
Sept.
"51"" "525* 455* Sale" 455* Sept.
48
50
Sale
57
Sept.
22* 71
76
72
75
75
Sept.
71
73
Sept.
795* 70
105
1055*
1055* 1055* Sept.
128
140
140
129
Sept.
Sale
69
77
74
Sept.
103
1045* 1035* 1045* 1035* Sept.
113
105
113
1105* Sept.
_
Certificates of deposit
50
Prices.
*
81
40
1941
Proof of claim filed by owner
.
»»un a Bobbins deb
5fys._.195ft
2,000
635* Sept. 22
50
103
795*
1135* 115
97
975*
1045* Sale
45
Sale
mr
19,000
665* Sale
68
24
*
Sale
30
83
22
Sale
40
32
Sale
6
87
365*
.
179,000
Sale
46
Sale
21
21
1035* 1035* 1035* Sale
"76""
1205* 122"
4hs.p
McCrory Stores deb gold 55*8
Sale
78
205*
.....
Sept. 29
104
101
35
1st a refunding 5s............li
4,000
1st a refunding 5s
1,000
.1"
First a ref sinking fund 5s....p
2,000
Secured gold notes
1,000
p
44,000 Liggett a Myers Tobacco 7s
p
§s
p
78,000
78,000 Loew's Inc deb s f g 4a
p
98,000 Lombard Klec 7s series a........p
160,000 Lortilard (p; Co deb 7s
„..p
79.000
5s...
p
153,000 Loulsv Gas a el 1st a ref 5s
p
6,000
61
35* Sale
89
875*
1<
ehigh Valley Coal 5s
58
575* Sale
525* Sale
90
895*
895*
905*
93
895*
Kelly-Springfield Tire 4s
1942
Kendall Co 5%• with warrants..1948
Keystone Telephone 1st 5s......1935
Certs of dep for sec
Sale
50
Certificates of deposit..........
Keith Corp (b p) 1st ser g 4s....1944
178,000
60
51
535*
635* Sale
385* Sale
1025* 103h
103%, Sale
92% Sale
28
Sale
67
Sale
Sale
*
235*^265*
47
B1957
1941
j4s..l980
Mtge 4s.... 1943
615* Sept. 22
66
*
815* Sale
1st M 4H«
Kansas Gas a el 1st mtge 4
Inc 1st
~445*
Prices
Ask
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Bid.
Sale
65
56
37H
Kansas Cy Pw A Lt 1st g 4Ms ser
(r)
20
Ask
Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
|
675* Sale
Certificates of deposit........
278,000
1951
33,000 Interlake Iron 1st 5s aer b
Int Aftrl Corp 1st 9c coll tr 5a—
Stamped extended to .......1942
7,000
...1948
195,000 Int Cement cony deb 5s....
1944
457,000 Internet Hydro el deb 4s
..1941
56,000 Int Merc Marine 1st a f 4s
79,000 Intern Paper cony 5s series a...1947
230,000
Refunding 4s series a
1955
492,000 Internet tat deb | 4m»a..
1952
Convertible debenture 4he...l939
973,000
Deb gold 5s
1955
694,000
44,000 Investors Equity 5s A
.....1947
Deb 5s ser b with warrants.... 1948
26,000
Without warranto
1948
13,000
Karatadt
.
1932
19-year 7% notes.
94,000
167,000
143,000
74,000
20,000
79,000
47,000
50,000
2,000
2,000
7,000
48,000
19,000
2,000
Sept. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
1,364,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. l.~
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Price
BONDS
H. T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
September,
29
EXCHANGE—BONDS
53
Sale
1025* Sept.
56
Sept,
995* Sept.
52
Sept.
38
Sept. 21
Bonds o n Page 31
105* Sept. 27
61
Sept.
1
103
Sept. 12
45* Sept. 13
45* Sept. 12
1075* Sept. 5
103
Sept. 5
1015* Sept. 5
1
1045* Sept.
63
Sept. 12
103
Sept.
1
675* Sept. 5
425* Sept.
7
105* Sept. 27
61
July 15
32
Mar. 22
9854 May 3 1055* Feb. 15
5* Jan.
1
3
Apr. 24
45* July 16
45* Sept. 12
15* Feb.
98
Apr.
109
90
1045* Jan.
90
Apr.
Apr.
985* Mar
385* Apr.
94>* Apr.
52
Sept.
285* May 16
Jan.
104
Jan.
106
11
14
Feb.
11
8
675* July
14
105
Jan.
13
74
July
18
60
Jan,
1
Sales in
N.
value.
Jan
CXCHANOK.
Y. STOCK
Bid.
>
'
f
.23,000
?
•
-
'
•
1940
.-1961
North Am Edison deb 5s ser A
1957
Deb 5
ser B
...Aug 15 196A
Deb 5s series C
...Not 15 1969
Nor Ohio Tree A Lt gen Ac ref 5s.1947
North States Power 5a A
1941
1st & ref 6e series B._
1941
Northwest Teleg 1st 4 4>
1934
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 54«
1957
24,000 No Amer Cement deb 64* A
392,000 North American Co deb 5ft
31,000
124,000
52,000
259,000
46,000
3,000
350,000
M 8
Old Ben Coal
A
80 4
Sale
M N
77 X
Sale
M
8
Sale
A
O
102 4
103
A
O
1054 106 X
J
J
F
1943 F
32
28
106 Hi
86
1940 J
Sale
106 Hi
108 X
Sale
Sale
87 X
*
D
28
Certificates of deposit........
40,000
Sale
24
M N
.1952
1st g 6s
25
101X 102X
1004
64
68 4
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s
.....1946
Pacific G A E gen A ref 5s ser A..1942
M
40,000 Pacific Pub Serv 5% g notes.....1936
1937 J
62,000 Pacific Tel A Tel 1st 5s
30-year 5s series A
100
16
A
1944
Sale
99
A
308,000
Pan-Am Petr (Cal)
99
Sale
92
11,000 Ontario Transmission 1st 5s.....1945 M N
M S
72,000 Oslo Gas A Elec extl s f g 5s...-.1963
M 8
...1941
109,000 Otis Steel sec g 6s series A
*
105
100X
1st g 6s....
75
F
67 X
Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
94,000
80
8
1946 A O
.1947 F A
1st A ref 7s series B
76
M
79,000 Paramount B'wav 1st 5 4ft-—Certificates of deposit
45,000
Sale
204
a664
Sale
77
:
65
Sale
98
Sale
644
904
'984
105
1054 1014
99
964
964
774
754 Sale
Sale
1004
\
|
I
Sale Prices.
Lowest
Highest.
•
1.
,
994
894
22 4
S*
914 Sept. 21
90
Sept.22.
1
1
20
Sept.22' 22
21
Sale
Sept. 11
204
Sale
100
101
Sept. ^8 103
Sept. 15
1024 102
964 Sept.20 974 Sept.14
984
96 4
99
Sale
79
82
Sept. 11
65
83 4
Sept.29
224 Sept. 20 334 Sept. 1
264 27
334 Sale
934
86
„
Sept.
Sept.
ViH
334
1064 Sale
1044 Sale 1034 Sept. 27 107
67
Sept. 25 74 4
744 Sale
654
67
Sept. 21 1054
1054 105
1054 1054 105
106
1064 Sept. 29 1074
4+Sale
354
Sale
37
*
1
Sept. 1
Sept. 11
Sept. 13
Sept.
*
Sept.' 6
354 o30
304 Sept. 23
33
Sept. 11
344 34
314
314
314
Prices.
104 Feb.
7
Apr. 20
July
28
Jan.
64
1
Jan.
614 Apr. 20
57.v Apr. 20
88
May
5
904 May
3
98
Apr. 24
Jan.
Jan.
13
9
14
14
Jan.
12
86
60
May
Jan.
5
Feb.
4
Apr. 26
Aug.
634 Mar. 22
July
7
19
Feb.
Jan.
10
16
July
12 103'
July
24 1004 Jan.
19
84
July
27 i 46
July
5
12
12
14
18
90
86
14
93 4
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
894 May
64
Apr.
94 Feb.
20 105
8 104
19
23
-----
1064^106 4
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sept. Ill 204 Sept.20
Sale
Sept. 21
""
Sept. 1
68 t
71
Sept.22
Sept. 5
Sept.22
Sept.19
684 65
59
Sale
Sept. 21
Sept. 11
934 904 Sept. 21
Sept? 1
Sale
964 Sept. 20 1004 Sept. 1
Sale
101
Sept.22 105 " Sept.' 5
99
964 Sept.22
Sept. 22
Sale
a72
Sept. 23
Sept. 16
284
68
75
674
30
37
1951
6s
Rid
"
4s*
v.
Ask
27
Rid
30
Sale
87 4
77
Ohio Pub Service lat A ref 7 ^s..
29,000
9,000
45,000
59,000
Ask.
22
A
Lowest.
Sept.30.
Sept. 1.
F
M N
\
3
1933.
no-
i-
V-
RANOE SINCE JAN
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Price
BONDS
September,
t
I
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
30
,
Apr.
994 Mar.
604 May
101
Mar.
35
July 19
Aug. 31
884 Jan.
6
1074 Jan.
5
1084 Jan.
9
38
107
1004 Mar.
♦
/$:
Sept. 18
Sept. 1
354 Sept. 6
36
37
25
25
Feb.
Mar.
32
July
384 May 17
r42
Aug.
7
38
Aug.
2
1947
Paramount-Famous-Lasky
33
J
D
14 X
Sale
Certificates of deposit......
Sale
Sale
33 4
33 4
Sale
30
Sale
30
Sept. 1
Sept. 30
334 Sept.
324 Sept.
5
5
44 Mar. 24
104 June
5
33
Sept.
5
294
Sale
274 Sept. 28
334 Sept.
334 Sept.
1
1
54 Apr. 13
74 Apr. 20
33
35
Aug.
344 Aug.
A
1950 F
Paramount Publlx Corp 5 4s
*
33
D
Proof of claim not filed.
35,000
46,000
J
38
32
Proof of claim filed by owner..
♦
Proof of claim filed by owner.
13 X
Proof of claim not filed..
7,000
122,000
Certificates of deposit
1,000 Parmelee
Trans
1949 M
24,000 Pathe
Excl*. deb
with
warr
N
Sale
104
14
94
10
30
105
104 X
65
8
1937 M
Paterson A Passaic G A E 5e_.
>1,000
1354 Sale
74
11
O
1944 A
deb 6s
conv
Sale
-
Park-Lex'ngton leasehold 6}js__1953 J
J
Certificates of deposit
!-—
1,000
107
26 4
103 4
71
80
79 X
•,
954
854
824
814
854 Sale
904 Sale
Sale
11
30
107
80
75
94 Sept. 27
94 Sept. 27
Sept. 18 29
Sept.18
1034 Sept. 29 1034 Sept. 29
Sept. 1
734 Sept. 21 80
29
354 Aug.
35
Aug.
a8
Mar. 18' 18
Jan.
4
64 Mar. 15 35
July 10
101
Apr.
5 1064 Feb.
9
474 Jan. 26 87
July 19
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 3 His coll tr reft ctfs
M S
ser A .1937
.1941 F A
Guar 3 4s coll tr ctfe ser B
—
D
C._ 1942 J
Guar g 3 4s tr ctfs series D._ .1944 J
Guar g 3His tr ctfs series
1,000
.
D
oo
M N
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E_. 1952
"9", 000
.1963
M N
80
Sale
.1941
59,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A.....
.1981
496.0001 Penn Pow & Lt 1st M 4 H■
.1943
26,000 Peoples Gas A Coke 1st 6s.....
.1947
Refunding gold 5s
109,000
Phila Company secured gold 5s.
.1967
202,000
M S
43
Sale
Secured gold 44®
135.000
-
A
O
A
O
944 Sale
1044
1094 111
104
.
D
.1971 J
.1973 J
Phlla A Read C A I ref 5s
J
Pocahontas Con Coll 1st
...
1953 F
1953 F
Port Arthur Canal A Dock 6s
1st mtge 6s series B
1
112,000
Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s
Sale
A
444 Sale
714 Sale
1014 Sale
Sale
100
60
6/
35
65
A
35
1960 M S
J
1935 J
63
Sale
101
Sale
J
30
J
23
1942 J
1953 J
1933
644
33
4# Sale
1967 J
ref 4 4s
D
104
1970 F
Public Serv E A G 1st A ref *
1st A
O
f 5s... 1957
s
Portland General Electric 44«-306,000
Portland Gen Elec 1st 5s
25,000
Porto Rlcan Am Tobac conv 6s..
43,000
Postal Teleg A Cable coli 5s
541,000
■*4
8
.1952 M N
J
Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7s
50,000
3,000
3,000
v
Sale
60
D
.1939
384,000 Phillips Petroleum deb 54ft-—.1943
Pillsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
48,000
Sale
1044
994
D
Convertible deb 6s............
.1949 M
Sale
86
.1967 MN
Phlla Elec Co 1st 4 His
1st A ref g 48
155,000
248,000
145,000
220,000
M S
J
944 July
-----
A
1034 104
84,000
1971 A O
1st A ref gold 4s
306,000
Pure Oil Co s f g 5 4 % notes..... .1937 F A
122,000
1940 M 8
Sinking fund gold 54a
265,000
1948 I
Purity Bakeries Corp a f g 5s
55,000
...
Sale
Sale
100
764 Sale
754
764
59
65
.
2 "88""
85
SeptT27 "86*
87
Sept. 20
91
60
Sale
60
Sept. 30
Sept. 21
72
for deb 6s A
com
atk
65% pd..l937
Debenture gold 6s
1941
M N
J
83
854 Sale
T;i
904
1034 1054 1084 Sept. 1$ no
Sale
93
93
944
Sept, 28 101
Sale
754 72
Sept. 22 82
744
105
1034 Sale 1024 Sept 19 1054
Sale
934 Sept 19 984
954 Sale
Sale
53
Sept 26, 604
614 53
Sale
Sale
45
46
Sept, 211 554
Sale
874
874
864 Sept
g 894
106
105
Sept
1054 Sale
6,106
Sale
1004
82
1044
98
614
554
87 4
1044
100 4
66
103
86
77 4
71
574 Sale
984 Sale
414
43
524 Sale
61
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
.
80
Sale
"53"
96
96
38
—.
53
68
37
934
37
414 Sale
624 Sale
454
Sale
A
75
36 4
79
57
68
M
8
J
81,000
Rhine-West Elec Power 7s.. ..—1950 MN
289,000
MN
Direct mortgage
gold 6s
363,000
270,000
Cons mtfle 6s
1953 F
Cons mtge 6s with warrants...1955
*
Richfield
Oil
of
5Hs
A
O
1944 M N
M N
......
Sale
70
60
a58
'
594
1955 F
ser
A
1948 M S
C
....1977 M S
1962 M S
Gen Mtge4 4s seriesD
'
Gen mtge 5s series E
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
26
38
Sale
1945 A
1,000( St Paul City
*13,000
"i",66o
O
104
"
Sale
Guaranteed 5s..i
94
854
33
217,000
Shell Union Oil
Deb
6s
with
s
74
874
62
67.
86
70
85
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
414 SepJ 29
414 Sept 29
9
374 Sept
June
37
704 Jan.
June
9
W*
70
36
Sale
364 Sale
:
25
23
Sale
8*-
*
48
28
47
85K
43
50
Sale
Sale
63
594
8
1942
M
A
A
65
J
1044
1014
D
*
Sept
904 Sept
90 4 Sept
90
Sept
59
46
32
26
89
100
1024
83 4
954
104
1054
654
1034
974
*
52
81
Sept.
Sept.
364 Sept.
22
25
1
27
Sept. :8
Sept. 14
Sept. 22
Sept. 22
Sept. 20
Sept 27
Sept. 20
Sept. 22
Sept. 22
Sept. 14
Sept. 21
Sept..20
Sept..21
Sept..20
Sept..27
Sept..22
43
Sept.
93
Sept.
924 Sept.
924 Sept.
61
964
32 4
39
1024
1014
1034
854
984
106
1064
714
1054
1014
Sept.
Sept.14
Sept. 5
Sept. 7
Sept.11
Sept. 5
Sept.13
Sept.15
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 27
Sept.12
Sept.11
Sept.11
Sept.21
Sept.
*
D
1074
•
Look und
41
108
110
er
1074 Sale
list of Ma tured
*
*
1945
39
32
Feb. 27
534
Apr. 22 107
994
3 1054
Apr.
May
11
Jan.
.•
Sept.
7
Jan.
6
10
Jan. 10
Feb.
8o574 May
Sept.
July
Jan.
6
Mar.
62
3 1154
93
50
11
51
> >
May 17
Mar. 15 1014
8
5
11
Sept. 23
May
8
Apr. 13
Jan.
11
July
26
Mar. 24
61
May
Apr.
9
1
July
18
92
Feb.
3
5
50
May
2
May
2
May 29
May 22
July 17
Sept. 22
Sept.23
Sept. 20
131 50
Apr.
Jan.
35
74
Sale
Sept, 12
Sept 11
36X Sept. 15
63
1024 103
844 Sale
96 4
99
1054 Sale
1054 Sale
654
72^
104 4 Sale
1014 Sale
Mar. 21
11
Jan.
Jan.
334 344 334
1014 Sale 101
M
Sale
Sale
98
Sale
Sale
724
Sale
Sale
52
80
Sale
93
29
May 15
Jan.
744
1034
844
974
1054
1064
Deferred delivery
13
984 Sept. 21 1024 Sept. 15
Sale
41
264
264
264 "50""
35
264
36
42 4
91
914
904 914
90
914
1004 1014 100
D
7
51
'80""
9
June 22
69
D
J
14
23
73
69
June
*
_____
1024 1004 1014
O
21,000
Certificates of deposit........
48,000 Syracuse Lighting Co lat g 6s. ..1951
.
Sept.
304 Sept
524 Sept. ,5 534 Sept
1004 1014 103
Sept. 22 1054 Sept
A
Studebaker Corp 6% gold notes. 1942
-
6
_____
91
102
35
ajc
27
51
364
8
1004 May 24
784 Aug. 29
92
July 20
Mar. 30
76
July 19
90
Apr. 17
Aug. 23
6
Apr
40
'
26
11
12
A
J
a
704 Sept
13
11
Sale
rCash sale
644 Sept.
Feb. 24
Mar. 25
Jan.
1024
n
16
664 Jan.
574 Jan.
J
J
1
Sept
90
77
814
1951 J
■•8
1004 Sept
784 Sept
Sept.
Sept.
85
9
1942
.1939
Oil (N Y) deb 44s
19
18
7
June
Sale
Stand Oil (N J) deb g 5s..Dec 15 1946
12
5
June 30
Z7'
Stevens Hotel 1st 6s oeries A..
Apr. 22 1054 Aug. 10
974 Apr. 22 1054 Jan.
4 May
1004 Jan.
92684 Apr.
July
89
July
634 Apr.
55
Mar.
854 July
90
1
A
*
Sept. 12
Sept. 1
994 Sept. 5
914 Sept. 27
89
Sept.18
85
Sept. 6
8
F
§15,000
8
18
*
Sept
894
404,000 Stand
Juiy
61
Sale
..
57
*
31
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept. 15
61
F
164 Apr.
11
June
574
344
354
324
904
904
141,000 Southw Bell Telep 1st A ref 5s...1954 F
7.000 Southern Colorado Power lat g 6s '47 J
52
Sale
Sale
J
Mar.
594
Sale
...1941
Apr.
18
Sale
96
f 5s
94
594
A
s
434 Apr.
18
Sierra A San Fran Power 1st 5a_.1949 F
25,000 Sllesla-Elec Corp gold 64s
1946 F
Bell T A T 1st
June
73
73
Sept
Sept
Sept
54
119.000 South
Jan.
71
31
4
22
21
Aug.
70x4 Aug.
July
July
704 Jan.
1014 May
102
Jan.
50
30
Sale
s f 54s
53,000 Soivay Am Invest sec g 5a A
60
88
a59
Skelly Oil deb
994 Mar.
Sept.
8
§5,000
67
95
3
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
M
32
4
15
8
69' ' July 18
ar. 31
90
July 15
Apr.
3 107
July
7
25
40
1952
go.000 Sinclair Pipe Line-20-year 5s
48
19
20 100
Jan.
22
744 July
31
91
164,000 Sinclair Cons Oil 1st lien 7ft_____I937
1^6,0001
1st Hen coll 6 4s series B
1938
90
12
25
Jan.
211 91
July
20 1054 Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
1941
97
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Sale
36
1949
.Vy'xXx Sileslan Am Corp coll tr g 7s
68
28
43
M
90
11
9
Jan.
334
1947
16,000 shlnyetau El Pow 1st 64s
Jan.
Sale
35
1Siemens A Halske sec s f g 7s....1935
l§f,000 Debenture s f 64"
1951
July
76
103
Sale
Sale
^1948
1952
f deb 5s
95
6
754
Apr. 20 964
Apr. 22 114
May
1:1074
344 Apr.
30
35
19;
warrants
86
Aug. 23
July 18
Sept. 30
Jan. 27
Sept.14
July 20
34
364
364
Stamped
1199,000
634
854
78
Stamped (July 1933coupon on)..
Guar sinking fund *4* B
954
81 X
844
824
*
984 Sept.
69
51
1946
9,000 Sharon Steel Hoop a f
54a
428,000 Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s
Sale
984
70 4
85
"62""
...1952
Schulco Co guar 6V£s
Sept.14
Sept. 7
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
96
964 Sale
954
934 Sept 22 1014 Sept.
434 354
384 364 Sept 27 414 Sept.
6 1154 Sept.
1124 Sale
!134 Sale 1114 Sept
84
Sale
78
84
78
84
Sept 21
Sept.
40
I 50
7
50
40
40
Sept
Sept.
1937
San Antonio Public Serv 6a
Sept. 6
Sept. 20
Sept.18
»
25
May
4
May
3
June
7
Jan. 27
744 Apr. 21
97
76
83
884
594
1937 MN
J
1955 J
1937
Ry Cable 5s
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1014 1034 1014 Sept.
1004 Sept.
1014 105
95 4
96
934 Sept.
89 4
90 4
88
Sept,
86 4
87 4 844 Sept.
824 Sept.
824 Sale
92
91
97
1941 M N
Joseph Ry L H h P 1st 5a
St L Rky M A Pac 5s stmpd
"l'OOO
O
1948 A
warr
70
414 Sept.
90
1044 105
1054
Roch A Pitts C A I pnr money So. 1946 M N
294,000 Royal Dutch 1eb 4s with
13,000 Ruhr Chemical 6s
336,000 St Joseph Lead deb
4,000 St
66
21
Sept. 6
Sept.14
1
Sept
Sept. 9
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
Sept. 6
Sept. 1
Sept.18
Sept. 5
78
SO
1
34
984 Sale
784 Sale
*
6s
Calif
112,000
Certificates of deposit
3,000 Rima Steel s f 7s...
8,000 Rochester Gas A El
33", 000
1952
...
58
584 Sale
544 Sale
J
23
*
105
M N
J
Sept
Sept
66
*
1024 Sale
984 Sale
88 4
89
85
1014 Sept 18 102
70
*
103
101
66
100
744
71
Sept.14
Sept. 5
75
73
*
D
M JN
O
ou
Sale
110
30
84 4 Sept .
Sale
85
Radio-Keith-Orpheum part paid ctfs
78,000
Remington Arms 1st s f 6s
1937
86,000
Rem Rand 54» A with warr.....1947
19,000
Republic Iron A Steel s f 5a
1940
7,000
Ref A gen 5 Ha A
1953
14,000
Revere Copper A Brass 6s A
1948
127,000 Rbelnelbe Union a f
g 7s
......1946
124,000 Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
.....1953
844 Sept. 30
894
Sale
714
884
Sale
844
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on
Page 31.
1
50
93
Mar. 22
Mar.
Feb.
584
564
924
924
3
24! 654 July 31
June 20
95
Sept. 22
824
Sept. 22 102
Sept. 20 594
Apr.
5 464
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
3
lg7M
ir
May
2
Apr. 20
Apr. 20
:;
Jan.
Jan.
■
30
12
Jan.
5
Jan.
12
July
1 1034 July
1 102
July
20 1034 Jan.
86 4 Aug.
15
15
994 July
Jan.
20 107
;*
344 Sept. 251 42
Sept. 15
1064 Sept. 22 1094 Sept. 12
Bon ds
5,
Aug. 28!
Apr.
6
Mar. 3:
Jan.
17
12
7
20
10
3
4
3
ll
Aug.
8
July 26
Jan.
*
I
July
344 Sept. 25 45
103
May
8 1104 July
14
18
Sales in
Bid.
7.000
1951
Tenn Coal Iron Ac RR gen 5a
Tenn
41,000
729,000
76,000
1944 ML
Texas Corp conv
1944
deb 5s
59
97
92
Sale
Sale
Power (Ltd) 7a ser
I oho Elec
M
D
S
MN
MN
J
55%
42 %
103 %
O
J
o
A
1953
M
8
Sale
10,000 United Rya St L let g 4a
1934
430,000
8 Rubber lat Ac ref 5a aeries A..1947
2,000 United Steamship 15-yr 6a
.1937
195,000 United Steel Wka g i%s aer A—.1951
61,000
6 Ha series C-.
..1951
216,000
Sinking fund deb 6Ha aer A...1947
20,000 United St) Wkat Burbach) a f g 7a 1951
76,000
216,000
Unterelbe Power At Ltg 6a.
D
D
...
106
104
100H 100%
86 %
87%
96%
65% Sale
24
"45%
Sale
90%
"56""
Sale
56% Sale
56% Sale
93%, Sale
Verrtentes
Sugar
8,000
Certificates of deposit—
1,000 Vlc toi Fuel lat a f 5a
42,000 Va Elec & Pow conv 5 Ha
2,000
a
f 6s aeries A
Sale"
Sale
Sale
57
50
1949
102%
Sale
warrants............
.
41,000
37,000
441,000
64,000
31,000
60
Sale
105
32% Sale
Sale
38
70
Sale
29
13%
21%
102
56
38
65
108
108
........1963
«•
m m m ■m
106%
1st secured 5s aeries G_....... 1956
Western Electric deb 5a_.
1944 A
O
Western Union coll tr 5a
1938 J
J
Sale
42
Sale
19
28%
27% Sale
25% Sale
IS*
if*
"56"
Sept. 12
68% Sept. 18
90% Sept. 16
32% Sept. 1
32% Sept. 1
29% Sept. 29
al04% Sept. 1
16
8
12
15
15
40% Sept. 5
58% Sept. 5
68
Sept. 14
Sept. "6 107% Sept 122
21% Sept. 22 32% Sept. 1
Sept. 1
20% Sept. 22 30
64
70% Sept. 14
Sept. 22
•
5
21
28% 25%
40
44% Sale
20
25
18%
25
25
18%
30
38
29%
104%
104%
81
82
72%
...1940 MN
36
48
71
75%
98
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
94% Sept.
72
Sept.
72
Sept.
29
Sept.
80
Sept.
69% Sept.
a91
70
25
6
7%
35
Cast aale.
a
M
3
1%
A
O
J
J
52%
5
103
Jan.
May
35
July
25
June 13
July
Sept.
48
30% July
40
July
46
Jan.
7
10
18
31
18
9
Jan. 10
75% June 29
38% June
106
Mar.
Feb.
10
Jan.
31
93% July
84
July
100
July
88% July
87% July
57% Jan.
21
19
12
17
18
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept. 14
Sept. 15
Sept. 30
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
21
22
34
20
85
25
108
41% Apr.
all
May
48
22% Apr.
Sept. 15
22% Mar.
47% Sept. 21
21
30
5% Sept. 28
9% Sept. 11
5% Sept. 26
7% Sept.
75%
18% July 17
21
Sept. 8
105% Jan. 31
65
July 17
1% Jan.
10% Mar.
Apr.
47% Apr.
97% Mar.
95
78%
99%
82%
82%
7%
75%
8
102
28
5%
74
8
June
25% June 26
81
July 20
81
Apr.
52
Apr.
37% Apr.
22 100% Sept.
5
1
93
Sept.. 7
5%
75
June
37
7
16
47
Sale
41
14% Apr. 28
5
34% Apr.
7
8
Sale
12
27
3
50
77
108% July
99% May
13% Apr.
12
Apr.
109% Feb.
Feb.
107
42%
79
Mar. 17
July
Feb.
45
Sale
12
June 28
105
Sept.
May
110% Feb.
65
Sale
66% Jan.
73
79
52% May
106
42%
42%
98%
May
June
Jan. 12
60
59% Jan. 12
104% Aug. 30
June 10
32
Sept.
Apr.
00% Apr.
.00% Apr.
99% Mar.
75
8%
22% Mar. 28
75
July 13
91
Aug. 23
60% Jan. 12
.02
65
Sale
See "Matur
Deferred delivery.
7%
Sept. 20
Aug.
9
71% May 10
.00
Sale
98% Sale
Sept»•15
Sept.
Sept. 21
Sept. 14
75
*
Sale
90
52
8
Aug.
99
103
107% Sept.
106
Sept.
107% Sept.
rl07
Sept.
103
73
♦
8
O
May 17
20
May
May
Sept.
Jan
56
.00
1
18
108
Feb.
30
19
18
15
102
Apr.
29% Mar.
26%
25%
23%
93%
27
Aug. 15
104% July 26
Feb.
3
105
Mar.
75
19
78
14
30
57% Sept.
Spen Steel Co 7a .Jan 1935
A
48% Sept.
47% July
37% Feb.
94
Apr.
100
Apr.
14% Apr.
99% Feb.
98% Apr
75
Mar
95% Mar.
Apr.
12% Apr.
13% Apr.
02% Mar.
Sale
10
May
43
79
68
July
106% Feb.
48
July
83% July
28
Aug.
63% Mar.
62% Jan.
102% May
*15% Apr.
39% Mar.
10
82%
Sale
Mar.
12
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
106
Steel lat 7a...1935
1%
Sept.
Sept.
25% Sept.
•
Sale
45
...
Sale
72
83
10
34
45
45
99%
Mar.
20% Feb.
3
16% May
8% Mar.
99% Sept, 21 101% Sept.
Sept.
18
Sept. 19 20
24
Sale
J
Ctfs dep Cbase Nat Bank...
30,000
*
Willys-Overland lat sf g 6Ha
1933
1941
151,000 Wilson Ac Co 1st a f 6a aeries A
240,000 Toongstowr* Sheet AcTu lat 5s A «97#
lat M 5a aeries B
123,000
—1970
15
64
100% 100%
96
J
J
Sept.
Sept. 27 16% Sept. 6
Sept. 8
Sept. 8 21
Sept.12
100% 100% Sept. 26 102
7
21
93
Sale
J
I
Sept. 21
Sept. 15
Sept. 5
106
26
Sale
70
White Sewing Mach deb 6s w W..1936
r
106
99%
O
MN
Feb.
107
105
92
A
......
30
20
52% Sept. 21
56
Sept. 22
Sale
60
27
Sale
Sale
85
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank.
27
Sept. 29
50
33 ""Sept." 22
Sale
J
Wick wire
liH
6
Sale
78% Sale
99% Sale
J
...
Feb.
36
10
108% 102
26%
20
100
80% Sale
32% Sale
37,000
105
a91
1951 1 D
...1960 M S
warrants......
38
Sale
67
.
f deb 6a
27
29
60%
90%
26%
27%
23%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 29
Sept. 6
Sept. 21
25
30
Sept. 11
Sale
34
Sept. 27
106
Sept. 21
50" 45
58
"66" 37
Sept. 29
100
101
Sept. 28
101% 100% 101 „
Sale
105
105
110
Sept. 29
108
Sale
Sale
104% Sept. 28
105.
105%
Sale
106
105
Sept. 28
106% Sale
Sale
104
Sept. 29
104% 105% 105
36
J
a
29
97%
30%
30%
99% Sale
Fund At real eat 4 Ha gold.....1950 M N
15-v«er 6 H* gold
..........1936 F A
Without
Sale
19
10
12
2. •
it)
14
29
Aug.
1
Mar.
70
20%
9
June
76
89
Sept. 15
Sept. 30 76
100% Sale 100
Sept. 21 103% Sept. 12
102
Sept. 1
103% 101% Sept. 20 104
15% 20
Sept.12
107%
I05%"Sept; "6 108
Sept. 15
101% 102% 101% Sept. 6 102
99
Sept. 20
Sept. V1
97% Sale a97
101 ( : 103
100
Sept.14
Sept. 27 103
63
Sept. 18
65% 60
Sept. 7 70
90%
Feb.
41
49%
64%
50
72
May
77% Mar.
15
Sale
18
Sale
Partic
"55" "48% Sept." 15
18
Apr. 27 104% Aug. 10
100% Jan.
99% Sept.
3
55% July
July
27 37
22
94% July
3 102% Aug.
58% Sept. 14 62%
102% Sept.21 105
36% Sept.27 40%
72% Sept, 12 75%
45
"76"
97
78% Sept. 29
Sept. 20
1
96% Sept.
44% Sept. 11
24% Sept. 21
89
Sept. 27
100% Sept. 22
74% Sept. 1
37
105%
1946
Sept.
Sept.12
Sept. 12
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept. 22
67
;73
11%
111
Wick wire-Spencer
72%
104%
101% 101
J
8,000
103% 106
40
35%
104
108
1*53
66,000 Wheeling Steel Corp lat 5Hs A..1948
1st and ref 4 Ha series B
49,000
..1053
177666
Sale
29%
23% Sale
18%
19%
39
20%
36
16%
26% Sale
105
......1941
119,000
Gold 5a
195,000
Gold 4a
185,000
670,000 Westphalia Un Rl Pow 6a
62
Sale
87
Sale
80
18
109
lat 5a series E.
Sale
10
Westchester Light gold 5a.......1950
West Penn Pow 1st 5s series A
47
25%
86%
101%
76%
25
Wash Wat Pow lat 30-yr 5a......1939
Bros Co deb 6a..
Sale
97% Sale
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
8
Sept. 20 104% Sept.
66
68%
73
20
45
37%
105% Sale
en
60
24
1945 A O
Sale Prices.
104
15
12
M
Ware
27
Sale
104
1%
2%
14
9%
103% 103%
58,000 Warner-Qutnlan deb 6a
1939
Warner Sugar Ref lat 7a........194!
24,000
53,000
37,000
11,000
36,000
33
04% Sale
Sale
a43%
Warner Bros Pictures conv deb 6*1939
Warner Co 1st 6a with warrants. 1944 A
Without
17%
26
1942
...
Sale
27% Sale
65
Without warrants.,.........
lat
31
57
24% Sale
Virginia Ry At Pow lat 5a
1934
2,000 Walworth Co 4 Ha aer A (with war) '35
69",606
Sale
108"
66% Sale
90%
98
32% Sale
39
•28
931666
181,000
3,000
Sale
:
16
Sale
Sale Prices
Ask
51
Sale
102% Sale
61% Sale
108
1953
Va Iron Coal At Cok« lat g 5a
"54%
a97
al
Highest.
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Lowest.
25
101% 104
64%
66%
102%
5a...1941
..1942
conv
Sale
106
Sale
Debs 5s without warrants
Vanadium Corp (Am
"39%
37
75 \
34
50
47
74
20
5
Utah Light Ac Trac
Sale
61
104
19
55
lat At ref 5s..lQ44
Utah Power Ac Light lat 5a
1944
Utica Elec Lt At Pr lat a f g 5s
1950
137666 Utica G A El ref At ext 5a
1957
318,000 Utilities Pow At Ltg deb g 5H§
*47
546,000
Deb 5a with warrants
1959
767600
71
Sale
97% Sale
49%
50
28% Sale
92
Sale
102% Sale
74% Sale
103
W N
1936
1953
Rad deb 6s_.
U ilaeraal Pipe At
lbslooo
RANGE SINCE JAN.
SEPTEMBER:
Sept. 30.
Ask. Bid.
104
68
75
Sale
J
J
104%
104% Sale
18
15%
•f
.
Bid.
105%
30
Sale
OO 'X4.
"55% "III
...1945
Co (Del) 5a
104%
22%
51 %
8
Union Oil Cal 30-yr 6a aer A
United Drug
Sale
A
May 1942
O
24,000
First lien a f 5a aer C
Feb 1 1935
I
D
246,000
Deb 5a with warrant......Apt 1945
V1N
44,000 United Biscuit (Araer) deb 6a
1942
483,000
36
98
J
...—
Union Elev Ry Chic lat 5a....
46
89
Sale
52
87
2022 MN
A..1955
Twenty-third St Ry Imp Ac ref Sa.1962
Tyrol Hydro-Klec Power 7 Ha....195*'
Guar sec a f 7a
1952
Sale
23
Adju tment Income 5a....Jan 1' 60
Third Axe RR lat gold 5a
1937
Tobacco Prod Corp deb 6%B
43%
41%
.......I960
Third Are lat ref 4a
65,000 UJlgawa Elec Power 7a,...
1945
264,000 Union El Lt Ac Pow (Mo) g 5a
1957
41,000 Union Elec I. Ac f» (III) lat 6ha...1954
347656
8
55
6,000 Trenton Gaa & Elec lat 5a—....1949
44,000 Truax-Traer Coal cony 4 Ha..
1943
23,000 Trumbull Steel lat ■ t 6a—.....1940
1,000
99% 101%
1947
Tokyo Rioctrlc Light (Ltd)
J
503,000
lat M 6* S Serlea
June 15 195?
"ilooo
Ask.
J
Copper dk Chem—
Gout deb 6a aeries B
224,000 Tenn Elec Power lat Ac ref 6a
1.363,000
124,000
561,000
i
Sept. 1.
1933.
N&.
%
14,000
PRICES IN
Jan. 3
e *>
N. T. STOCK BZCHANOS.
31
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Price
BONDS
September,
value.
STOCK
N. Y.
OCT., 1933.]
36% Mar.
36% Apr.
23% May
52
Feb.
Aug. 17
75
Aug.
45
June 20
50
50
July
Juiy
21
11
16
July
19
8
1
14% July 19
3
% Feb.
99
*
\
99% Sept. 27
77
Sept. 1
79
Sept. 1
12
86
1% Mar. 15
8
^
98% Sept. 30
74
Sept. 22
74
Sept. 28
Mar.
55
Mar.
84
3
3
52
Jap.
52% Jan.
U
July
85% July
85
July
7
20
20
ed Bonds" b e'ow.
MATURED BONDS
by Maturity)
(Negotiability Impaired
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Sales in
Price
September.
Jan. 3
Value.
N.
Y.
1933.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bid.
%
Sept. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sole Prices.
Sept. 30.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
FOREIGN GOV'T & MUNICIP AL'S
/ 3,000
Mexico Treas 6s '13 assent large.. 1933 J
Small.....
J
3%
3%
A
2%
.....
Sale
Sale
5%
9%
10
2%
9% Sept. 18
10
Sept.18
3% Jan.
3
3% Mar. 15
6% Sept. 28
11
Sept. 11
2% Jan.
11 % July
10% July
RAILROADS
78,000 Norfolk
South 1st & ref 5s A
.1961
F
3
8% Sale
7%
6%
18
July
10
61% July
18
16
St Louis Iron Mtn & South—
133,000
9,000
54,000
107,000
3,000
...1933 M N
Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s
1950 A O
Gold 4s stamped
...........1950 A O
Refunding 4s—
...1959 A O
Atl Birm Div 1st g 4s
Mayl933 M S
River & Gulf Div 1st g 4s
39% Sale
6%
23
i§*
531
Sale
Sale
47
22%
17%
19%
8% Sale
19%
19%
20
23% Sale
23%
95%
'
15
6
17
33
5
21
21
18
53% Sept. 14
31
Sept. 14
18
Sept. 8
8% Sept. 1
19% Sept. 6
Sept. 11
Sept. 6
26% Sept. 21
97
Sept. 29
47
Sept.
r29
35
Sept.
14% Sept.
18%
Sale
5% Sept.
18
20
Sept.
35%
1%
>5%
1%
6
Mar. 31
Feb.
2
Mar. 20
Apr.
4
Jan. 28
Sjpt. 14
26% July
7
16% July
7
31
July
6
31
INDUSTRIALS
231,000
51,000
Abltibi Pow & Paper 1st 5s
1953 j
d
13% Sale
Amer Chain 10-year s
1933 A
O
65
8,000
456,000
34,000
253,000
11,000
12,000
f
Sept 1 1932 20% part paid.....
Cuban Cane Products deb 6s—. 1950 j
A
50%
f deb 6s.
Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
Sale
O
O
A
O
j
d
82
10% Apr. 22
Apr. 13
38
Mar.
2
% Jan. 16
2% Feb.
3
33% July
97
19
.Sept. 27
70
July
13
July
33% July
9% July
20
Juiy
29% Sept.
33% July
75
July
35
1
37
Sept. 14
25% Feb. 27
35
30
32
29% Sept. 23
34
Sept. 14
29% Sept. 23
34
35
32
56%
24
29% Sept. 22
49% Sept. 6
33% Sept. 14
53% Sept. 29
29% Sept. 14
35% Apr. 21
8% Feb.
4
35
59
24% Sale
31%
52%
14%
26%
27%
24
12%
44%
16
22
Sale
17
Sale
40
Sale
35
61
Sale
35
79% Jan.
6
A
22
32%
Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr s f 6s... 1940 F A
1934 A O
Hoe (R) & Co 1st 6%s ser A
M S
24%
97%
31% Sale
%
3%
1%
A
89
28
17
17
19
11
27
12
15
34
June
7
29% July 12
39% May 17
J
East Cuba Sugar 15-yr s f g 7%s.. 1937 M S
1940 A O
Gen Theatre* Equip deb 6s
1932
134,000 Interboro Rapid Transit 6s
1932
10-year conv 7% notes...
279,000
1942
Manati Sugar 1st s f 7%s
V 8,000
Stamped (Oct 1931 coupon on).
331666 Pan-Am Pet Co (of Cal) conv 6§_. 1940
80
8
16
1%
5
3
Sale
13%
19
57% Sale
3%
5
2%
10
28
Sale
59%
7
17%
5%
15%
64
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
25%
24% Sale
68% Sale
15%
25
15% 27
58
4% Sale
11%
15%
4% Sale
4%
5%
11
16
23
28%
67
Sale
54
15%
15%
23%
27
Sale
Sept.
3% Sept.
Sept.
4% Sept.
12
Sept.
24
Sept.
19% Sept.
63 % Sept.
15% Sept.
58
10
18
22
21
28
26
15
22
22
20
59% Sept.
7
Sept.
18
Sept.
7
Sept.
15% Sept.
29% Sept.
26
Sept.
68% Sept.
15% Sept.
.
6
1
1
14
1
27
26
14
20
49
1
Mar. 30
4% Apr. 21
12% Mar. 20
12
5
2
31% Sept.
Feb.
51% Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
27
2
2
19
Paramount-Famous-Lasky 6s.._. 1947
157,000
j""d
Proof of claim filed by owner..
Paramount Publix Corp 5%s
1281600
Richfield Oil of Calif 6s
34,000 Stevens Hotel 1st 6s series A
341,000 Studebaker Corp 6% gold notes.
2,000 Willys-Overland 1st s f g 6Hs
r
Cash sale,
a
Deferred delivery.
Sept. 14
1950
Proof of claim filed by owner..
FA
158.000
47,000 Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s..... 4933 j j
1941 J D
Radio-Keith-Orpheum 6s
1944 M N
1945 j
j
1942 J
D
1933 M S
Sale
31
49
15
17
20
25
Sale
57%
51%
24%
41
Sale
Sale
35% 37%
.
I
1
SeptI~7 '31%
Sept. 30
34% Sept. 28
35
Sept., 9
-«7
22
41
40
Sept 114
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
Sept. 21
Aug. 30
June 12
'30
July 13
9
21
Feb. 24
32% June
10
Apr.
1 28% July 10
20% Apr.
3 46% July 13
Apr.
5
19
York Stock Exchange
New
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING SEPTEMBER 1933.
1933.
Stock Sales.
September-.Jan. 1 to
Sept. 30—
In accordance with
*ots
546,921,118
a
—
326,782,111
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30—
rule of the Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 3 1915. all stocks are now quoted
in
except in the case of stocks which sell only
a
small way
$231,353,400
-2,543,605,400
September
67,381,004
1932.
1933.
Bond Sales.
1932.
43,333,974
Shares
dollars per share.
$246,121,150
2,112,741,950
Prices are on basis of 100-share
Option sales are disregarded
K
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
Since
|
September.
Price
1933.
Par.
10 Albany
10
A Ilea h
79" 166
2,336*855
5,800
10,000
224,900
11,100
1,400
76,500
441,800
190
Bid
Susquehanna.100
gtd.100
100
300
Ac
145
& West Ry 0%
Atchison Top Ac S
10"
Fe
—.100
100
—100
100
Preferred
Atlan
Line
Coast
RR
2,823,950 Baltimore Ac Ohio
Preferred
246,110
59,000 Bangor Ac Aroostook
50
Preferred.
..---100
2,450
.
540 Beech Creek RR
-.50
—
158
175
85
*95"
68
Sale
60
73
Sale
17!M
Sale
47
50
8_'
Sale
58
Sale
11
21
70
26
26%
Sale
40"
8
Pacific....——25
14%
Sale
10"
30%
46
50%
45
69
Canadian
680
140 Canada Southern
?3 %
72%
4%
500
Stamped
100
...
100
26,000 Central RR of N J
2,955,000 Chesapeake Ac Ohio....—25
10l>
14,100 Chic Ac East 111 RR
35,100
6% preferred
100
10 C C C » St Louis pref
100
116,000
76,000
5,900
14,300
4,500
5,900
60
300
~4~200
780
976,300
2,644,600
Delaware
Ac
Lack
400
12,300
497,900
169,800
43,400
1,000
53,600
8,400
1,900
5%
56%
First preferred
*20*
89,666
48
21%
2
8 i»
ill Sale*
100
preferred...—..100
...
5
3
50
10,900
21,000
13,600
1,150
161,400
9,300
50*266
800
128,400
1,500
540
410
63,800
200
310
20
210
3,500
500
45,500
12,300
Elec.
Preferred
........
■r
4
Preferred
.
......
.
12,000
23,100
282,300
517,800
300
870
250
50
90
*
No p»r value,
a
11
Sale
7%
——
Sale
66
26 %
Sale
20% Sale
30
25% Sale
10% Sale
47%
3%
5%
60% Sale
27% Sale
5% Sale
1%
2%
15% Sale
15% Sale
11
14%
47%
%
1%
19
Sale
3%
51%
55
3%
3%
7%
10
10%
8
13%
Sale
22
Sale
11
15%
19
Sale
6
1%
1
7%
2% Sale
%
%
2
%
%
%
1%
1%
2%
5%
8
5% Sale
11% Sale
Sale
3
4% Sale
17
Sale
27%
Sale
7
6%
3%
20
2
1%
3
4%
8
6%
6%
2%
1%
§*
Salt*
12%
27% Sale
0%
9%
Sale
Sale
3%
A..—.100
SO
103
90
Ex-dividend
106
3% Sept. 29
8
Sept. 22
5
Sept.
12% Sept.
5% Sept. 22
8% Sept. 30
8% Sept. 12
14% Sept. 1
21
28
30
21
22
20
12% Sept. 14
23% Sept. 12
7
Sept. 1
11
.Sept. 1
9% Sept. 11
12
.Sept. 20
04% Sept.26
31
Sept. 15
20
Sept.28
20% Sept. 30
64% Sept. 1
31
Sept. 15
40% Sept. 1
28% Sept. 14
8% Sept.
13 % Sept.
4 % Sept.
7
Sept.
5% Sept.
12
Sept.
Sept. 22
Sept. 21
Sept. 27
25% Sept. 22
5% Sept. 21
60
1%
1%
14%
15%
14
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 22
Sept. 30
Sept. 25
18% Sept.30
11
17
6
Sale
22
Sale
15% Sale
1%
1%
2%
6%
3%
4%
1
2%
%
1%
1%
2%
1%
4%
4%
7%
9% Sale
20
Sale
4% Sale
6
4
15
Sept. 30
Sept. 21
% Sept. 26
Sale
11% Sept.
Sept.
38
8
14
Aug. 30
Sept. 14
July 12
July
1
7% Apr.
40
May
July
7
June
8
18
Feb.
6% Sept.
0% Sept.
80% Sept. 14
38% Sept. 14
12
Sept. 5
1%
1%
22%
25%
19%
Sept. 27
Sept. 5
Sept. 14
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
28% Sept.
1
7
Sept. 14
18% Sept. 14
1% Sept. 7
18% Sept. 19
Sept. 19
40
16% Sept. 23
13
Sept. 9
1
Sept. 16
21
4% Sept. 22
2
Sept.15
1
Sept. 14
2% Sept. 19
4
Sept. 26
4% Sept. 23
9
Sept. 28
19% Sept. 22
5% Sept. 21
Sept. 15
1% Sept. 5
3
Sept. 5
4
Sept.26
8
Sept. 6
12% Sept. 1
27% Sept. 1
3% Sept. 22
5% Sept. 22
6% Sept. 12
9% Sept. 1
5
Sept.11
% Sept. 5
1% Sept. 18
15
Sept. 26
52
Sept. 1
25% Sept. 7
30
Sept. 1
134
Sept.18
06%
63
Sept
5
36
35
Sept
25
c
Sale
Sale
130
135
125
19
135
87
119
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
135
*73*'
11
June
13
July
July
Jan.
50% Apr.
38
Apr.
19
6
Aug. 29
July 10
July 10
May 18
86%
1% Feb.
54
26
10
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8% Sept.
4% Sept.
17
Sept.
Sept.
18%
23%
23%
58%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3
Sept. 26
16% Sept. 26
1% Sept. 1
% Sept
9
1
12
15
26
Sept
Sept
35% Sept
15 % Sept
18% Sept
118
Sept
30
21
21
27
44
Sept.
8
6
17
19
20
16
July
34% July
10% July
37% Feb. 25
17% Feb. 25
2
Feb. 28
3
May 10
5
Mar. 23
% Feb. 23
% Feb. 14
3% Apr.
4
4% Apr.
3
2% Apr.
4
45
Apr. 15
4% Apr.
5
10
Mar. 30
1% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 31
% June
3
1% Feb. 21
6% July 21
27% Apr. 29
93 % July
46
July
7
19% July
19
Apr.
5
Mar. 31
3
Mar.
31
4% Apr. 18
4% Feb. 27
Aug.
7
l8
Mar. 27
Mar.
19% July
15
July
12
July
5
July 22
64% Sept. 1
_
31
Sept. 15
51
July
13
42 % July
30
July
21
19
10% June 12
16
June
7
5
5
2%
3%
25%
29 %
23%
6
June
6
Mar. 23
July
July
July
July
July
10
10
20
5
19
50
Jan. 11
7
33 % July
10
Mar. 30
11% July
7
23% July 19
2% June
8
6% June
7
19
June 13
51% July
20
50 % July
20
20
19
19
19
26
20
60% July
60
July
34
July
10% June
8% Sept.
7
July
3
4
June 20
4% Apr.
1
20
Aug. 25
Feb.
27
Mar
31
xl2
8% Feb. 24
3
21% Jan.
Mar. 16
Jan.
3
% Feb. 21
1
Jan. 25
24% July
34% July
27 % July
67% July
18
19
5
18
July 19
July 12
6
3% July
8
4% June
12
25
6
17
Mar.
3
Feb. 21
23
2
63
1
July
July
July
July
July
1% Apr.
2
Apr.
2
Apr.
5
3% Apr. 10
2% Apr. 11
2
Jan. 19
1
June
1
60
FeD. 20
30
May
1
15% Feb. 24
12% Apr. 10
10
Mar. 2
1 % Feb. 24
2% Jan.
6
44% Sept.
46% Sept.
35
5%
H*
13
June
June
1
1
28% Sept. 30
36% Sept. 27
46% Sept. 25
21
Sept. 22
16% Sept. 7
6
Sept. 12
4% Sept. 9
3
Sept.22
14% Sept. 28
11
Sept. 30
20
Sept. 22
16
Sept. 30
41% Sept. 27
60%
47%
15
50%
24%
29%
22
Sept. 7
70
Sept. 27
47% Sept. 1
3% Sept. 8
4% Sept. 1
30
62
42%
%
1%
non-cum pref
..50
V V Lackawanna A W»*t 100
6%
4%
1%
14% Sale
19
Sale
Sale
35
10%
10
18
15%
%
14%
6
22%
56
Sale
23
8% Sale
Sale
12*
%
55
16
43
50
5
14% Sale
Sale
23
28%
22% Sale
57
58%
18%
15%
13%
1%
2%
4%
Aug. 29
Jan.
3
19
7
7
68% Jan.
26
Feb.
21% Feb.
64% Feb.
3% Mar.
35% Apr.
6
Apr.
42
8
27
30
23
-----
52
5%
4%
2%
77
Sept.
70
Sept.
40% Sept.
2% Sept.
2% Sept.
70
4% Sale
12%
16
%
1%
45
7
1
1
22
24
74
4
10
32%
8
17% Sept.
30
15
7
13%
1%
3%
4%
13% Sept. 21
6
60
35
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
x
Sale
30
37
47
20
2
Optional sale,
Sale
4% Sale
7%
8%
6% Sale
Sale
N. Y. Chicago A St Louis. 100
series
14
44
Sale
Preferred
Sale
Sale
18
New York A Harlem
Sale
9
37
100
New York Central
Sale
28
.....
6,275,959
171,000
264,600
9,750
18%
Sale
40
5%
620 New Orl Tex At Mexico ....100
583,200
17,200
14,200
8% Sale
7%
10%
5% Sale
9% Sale
1%
1%
1%
1%
23
Sale
6
53 %
21 ^
20
June
Aug.
3% Sale
78% Sale
36% Sale
11
12%
17
5
July
July
July
July
141
Sale
12%
2
2
50
10
3
1%
Sale
9%
3%
10
64 % Sale
0%
0%
75
7
34% Feb.
50
Apr.
16% Feb.
8% Feb.
9% Apr.
51
35
100
380
41% Sale
2
2%
a
9
5
100
9,160 Nash Chatt At St Louis
66,300 Nat Rys of Mex 2nd pref..100
1st preferred
100
13,050
3,000
90
Sale
22%
23
0% Sale
4%
Missouri Pacific .........100
4% preferred
613 Morris Ac Essex
62
85
78
18
Convertible preferred100
10 Mobile Ac Birmingham RR Co
70
390
Sale
26%
56%
12 %
11
22
15
11%
..100
26,300
9,500
3,900
1,100
Sale
24%
It*
100
2.145 Manhattan[Ry mod.5% gu 100
Mod guar...........
.100
457,000
100
10,100 Market Street Ry
230
27
30
100
Prior preferred........100
6,100
Second preferred....... 100
1,520
Minneapolis Ac St Louis.. 100
111,700
100
23,000 Minn St Paul At S S M
Preferred..............100
10,600
Leased line.......—.
100
5,450
•
856,300 Mo Kan-Texas
Preferred series A...—.100
284,700
10
12%
9%
8%
14%
1%
100
—
Preferred..
5%
Ry........
Hudson At Manhattan
5
33%
93
34
26
11*
75
15
4
.........
27,000
•"**666
Havana
78%
30
10
100
.......
1,450,400 Illinois Central..........100
6% pref series A
100
16,920
Leased line stock.
100
2,420
RR sec stock ctfs ser A 1000
8,156
521,200 Interboro Rap Tran v t c .100
Certificates of deposit
1,500
2,290 Int Rys of Cent Amer
Certificates
*
1,620
Preferred
...100
2,680
191,400 Kansas City Southern.... 100
Preferred
100
40,700
50
795,700 Lehigh Valley
100
456,245 Louisville At Nashville
250
360
Preferred...
26
34%
57%
70%
47% Sale
3% Sale
4% Sale
28
100
Gulf Mobile At Northern
90"
Sale
8
25%
Sale
44
20
49%
Sale
3%
Sale
50%
101
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sept.21
Sept. 14
Sept. 5
49% Sept.14
36
Sept.14
36% Sept.14
40
Sept.14
107
Sept. 5
33
Sept. 14
33% Sept.26
80% Sept. 5
Sept.29
53% Sept.21
22
Sept. 15
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
75
94
2
100
1,644,600 Great Northern pref
30 Green Bay Ac Western....100
1,100
1,200
\VA
40% Sale
20%
32
2%
3%
32
95% 101
Sale
35
1%
2%
33
Sale
16
25
70 Erie Ac Pittsburgh...—....50
"'*806
21%
15%
14
100
Second
62
10%
zw
26
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
24
6%
----
Preferred..............100
Erie
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
5%
5%
50
Western
Sale
Sale
3%
100
Hudson...
At
Del
6
1
50 900 Denver Rio Gr Ac Wes pref 100
110 Detroit At Mackinac Ry—100
Preferred......
—100
100
8,900 Duluth South Sh At Atl—100
4.800
Sale
8%
1%
2%
20
Special
50
5,505 Colorado Ac Southern.... 100
1st preferred
100
10,485
2d preferred
940
100
125,500 Consolld RR of Cuba pref. 100
........100
3,720 Cuba RR pref
10
390
26,100
122,500
2%
6%
450 Chi St P M Ac O 7% Pref..100
620
Common
,_100
220 Cleveland At Pittsburgh.-.50
20
1%
60
33
53
61
31%
77
73%
0% Sale
59
52%
Sale
141
1,776,500 Chicago At North West... 100
Preferred...
.....100
118,100
100
375,300 Chic Rock Isl At Pac
7% prefferred.
100
101,700
6% preferred..
100
116,600
'
2
1
50
...
40* 100
Sale
26]
60
Common
100
257,400 Chicago Great Western__100
Preferred
100
284,700
300 Chic Indlanap Ac Louiav pflOO
608,800 Chic Mil St Paul At Pacific
Preferred
100
1,755,300
10,900
8,400
?sH
64
280 Carolina Clinch Ac Ohio ..100
Sale
Sale
Prices
"83"
55%
61
59%
50%
40
2,600
33
25
327%
3,453,492
400
34% Sale
30% Sale
39
39%
106
110
80
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
Sept. 21 178
178
170
70
Sale
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
1,384,060 Bklyn-Manhattan Transit
$6 preferred series A
38,000
•
31,700 Brooklyn & Queens Transit..'
Preferred
5,300
100
24,000 Boston Ac Maine......
157,500
191,400
Bid.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
Ask.
67%
40%
—
480
93,960
2,500
3,400
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Jan.
Mar. 20
4
% Apr. 11
Apr. 10
5% Jan.
11% Jan.
1% Apr.
1 % Apr.
40
Aug.
49% Apr.
13
Jan.
% Jan.
% Mar.
9
14
Feb.
Feb.
3
3
1
1
June
8
3% June
2% July
5% July
8% July
14% July
17% July
37% July
7
7
10% July
8
7
8
15% July
8
8
8
7
7
Aug. 25
July 17
July
7
8
1% June
40
64
57
3?*
June 27
July 19
July 27
Aug.
9
July 20
Mar.
58%
26%
34%
158%
June
13
Jan.
125
June
26
75% Jan.
80
June
7
2% Jan.
2% Apr.
100
99
OCT., 1933.]
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Since
September.
STOCKS
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares
830
81,400
298
N YRys of
a
Preferred
110 Northern
920
193", 100
250
3,124,900
29,000
36,444
23,530
15,250
5,810
180
970
400
100
2,031
100
600
500
100
""210
,
..100
!*
.....100
4
3,500
800
1,200
11,300
5,800
100
120
36,700
4,200
190,600
212,500
28,700
200
3d preferred
100
2,200
370
37,200
4,200
25
185*
35*
55*
295*
r-.;v
50
7% preferled
50
50 Pitts Ft Wayne 8c Chicago. 100
Preferred100
McKeesp & Yough ..50
90 Pitts Youngs 8c Ash pf 7% 100
93,800 Heading Company
46,100
First preferred
15,400
Second preferred..
106
134
Saratoga...100
50
6
21,400
1,400
6,200
13,200
100
*
100
100
ion
102,900
Pieferred A
10«
4,100
Preferred B
100
603,000 Western Maryland
..100
47,000
Second preferred...... 100
67,200 Western Pacific
100
142,500
Preferred
100
IK
5*
INDUSTRIAL
A
238
300
4,930
172,300
229,900
108,200
270,200
593,700
60,300
3,731,600
19.100
1,819,900
155,400
42,900
26,200
3,000
12,100
49,900
5,000
545,800
900
143,500
16,900
1,000
1,000
Jan.
4
24
35
17
15*
Sale
3
62.
45*
1
Sept. 26 150
Sept. 15 49
Sept. 21 115
435*Sept.30 545*
28
Sept. 22 35
315* Sept. 22 33
105
Sept.
1 105
.105* Sept. 21 1254
'
35* Sept. 29
35* Sept. 30
125* Sept. 30
17
Sept. 27
15* Sept. 29
15* Sept. 30
215* Sept. 30
23
Sept. 30
25
Sept. 30
33
Sept. 21
55*
55*
725*
235*
15*
25*
315*
335*
375*
355*
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
900
31,700
3,200
4,800
1,300
120,000
Sept. 1
Sept.
1
Sept. 30
Sept. 6
400
100
25,300
13,800
310
56,200
8,190
14,000
440
152,200
900
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
155*
*
83
4
K
50
Preferred
14 5*
10
_•
2
\dvance Rumely
Affiliated Products
Sept.
35* Sept.
25* Sept.
9
Sept.
125* Sept.
354 Sept.
65i Sept.
95*
135*
35*
65*
46,200
3,200
_...•
Air-Way Klec Appll Corp
♦
Alaska Juneau Cold Mln.10
a P W Paper Co
•
Allegheny Corp
•
Pref series A $30 warr'ts .100
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
21K
100H
Sale
64
Sale
Sale
23
....
20,106
200
5,000
Preferred
82,800 American Chicle....
of
"V,7O6
4,800
122", 800
10,700
5,800
5,800
24,000
8,100
5,200
6,700
26,800
800
51,100
4,300
80
35,500
4,100
14,700
1,300
600
117,000
1,400
270
♦
6
45
295*
7
Sale
97
865*
Sale
165*
2
18
4
132
3154 Sale
455*
49
85* Sale
28
;
Sale
405*
Sale
55*
7
85*
365*
.
13
18
20
14
20
37
46
Sale
45
465*
14
100
50
165*
27
45*
Sale
225*
27
25*
3
575* Sale
2
374
195* Sale
9$
85
Ex-right*
35*
6454
35*
105*
9
65* Sale
95* Sale
85*
9
65* Sale
1354
2954
m
18
45*
35
35*
10
113
140
Sale
41
75* Sale
5*
105*
405*
3354
105*
465*
115*
15*
ztH
57
Feb
June
Apr.
Sept.
July
A
-
July
May
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
May
Jan.
55* Mar.
June
5* Jan
9* Mar.
1
5
5
6
115* Feb. 25
45* Mar. 2
3
55* Jan.
8
Jan.
5
Apr. 24
45* Feb. 25
15* Jan.
10
55* Apr. 19
5
6154 Apr.
6
56
Apr.
60
July 10
55
July 19
45* Sept. 5
Sept. 1
Sept. 20
135* Sept.
1
16
Sept. 14
65* Sept. 1
95* Sept. 1
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Jan.
4
15* Apr.
6
1
Jan.
Feb.
4
4
27
55* Jan. 12
1
Apr. 22
15* Mar. 2
Feb.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
18"
80
1
29
Mar.
3
39
8
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
55* Apr.
I H Feb.
12
12
5
5
17
95* July
95* July
22
July
265* July
3
July
45* July
38?* July
36
July
49
July
405* July
43
July
125* June
45* June
June
15
132
July
755* July
60
July
65
Vug.
7
July
9
July
7
11
11
10
7
11
13
7
7
12
13
7
23
21
19
20
7
6
12
6
8
3
7
8
14
28
7
7
7
19
17
10
7
3
12
8
7
12
10
25
10
7
6
June 30
16
July
195* July
95* July
16
July
13
7
3
8
24
14
July
5
5* Feb.
115* Jan.
II
Jan.
18
8
1
18
11
71
7
15
21
28
14
5
June 20
215* July
U»8
ill*
,
II
I*
July
May
Sept.
Xv4
May
33
Aug.
95* July
85* July
215* July
20
July
21
July
7
8
25
23
29
13
7
7
7
7
Mar. 30
26
July 19
Feb. 27 1455* Sept. 18
Sept. 6
Apr. 21 124
Feb. 27
8
265* July
Jan.
10
24
July 17
Feb. 21
July 19
Feb. 23
40
July 19
Mar.
2
47
Sept. 1
2
May 29
65* June
Mar. 16
31
July 20
Mar.
1
35
July 18
Mar.
2
28
July 13
7
June
49
2
Apr.
Jan. 30
16 5* July 18
Jan.
5
64
Sept. 22
Mar.
3
July
7
Mar. 28 10'»
Vug., 1
Feb
25
985* Sept. 18
Feb. 27 134
July 19
65* Feb. 23
34
Mar
2
39?* July
59?* July
14
July
315* July
515* July
21
20
12
June 19
i
235* Sept. 14
5
1455* Sept. 18
705*
12 124
Sept. 6 115
28
I
215* Sept.
6
29
175* Sept. 14
55*
27
75* Sept. 19
21
31
5'
Sept. 19
27 47
Sept.
185*
18
2
354 Sept.
14
305* Sept. 14
105*
9
3254 Sept. 15
20
27
Sept. 5
20
34
4454 Sept. 8
30
1
1354 Sept. 21
64
5
Sept. 22
25*
36
28
Sept. 15
95*
26 102
60
Sept. 6
30
985* Sept. 18
495*
15133
Sept. 22 112
14
26
1
15
405* July 20
97
July
6
135* July
7
3
4
5* Apr.
1
5
Apr.
15* Mar 30
Apr. 17
5
13
6
325* Sept.
46
Sept.
85* Sept.
21
Sept.
475* Sept.
28
55* July 21
475* Feb. 25
25
30
255* Sept. 22
405* Sept. 30
7
Sept. 26
175* Sept. 6
45
Sept. 6
25*
654
1135*
Sale
75*
3
Sept. 22
545* Sept. 27
25* Sept. 22
65* Sept. 21
June
2
27
15
Feb.
28
15* Mar. 31
35* Mar.
1
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
19
13
21
18
155*
1254
22
18
Sale
15
115*
145* Sale
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
355*
325*
8
Sale
55
405*
9
Sale
15*
Sale
Sale
59
x
1
Sale
36
9
11
1354
7
335*
Sale
32
Sale
75*
405*
854
44
Sale
15*
45C
6
335* Sale
54
Sale
1
55*
285*
50
705*
195*
a
20
155* Sale
45*
35*
45*
354
705*
725*
70
26
28
255*
27
Optional Sale.
Sale
275*
195*
35* Sept. 6
725* Sept. 14
35* Sept. 12
95* Sept. 3
2
13
2
1
Sale
15
35*
3
165*
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
22
21
22
22
30
28
28
21
22
21
22
28
22
21
21
22
5
22
27
7
22
145* Sept.""!
2954 Sept.
1
22
Sept. 5
17
Sept. 6
195* Sept. 11
11
Sept. 14
42
Sept. 14
345* Sept. 18
115* Sept. 12
485* Sept. 12
125* Sept. 5
15* Sept. 5
65* Sept.
1
355* Sept. 20
575* Sept. 5
185* Sept. 18
45* Sept. 19
3H Sept. 28
235* Sept. 20
72
Sept.
1
28
Sept. 14
Feb
Feb
24
27
June 16
Jan
5
35* Apr.
105
185* Sale
4
354
4
354
205* Sale
........
14
405*
105*
105*
695*
5554 Sale
...100
y
Jan.
June
July
July
3
July
3
July
28
July
14
July
30
July
July
19
Sept.
23
July
21
Sept.
71150
May
lit 49
Sept.
23,115
5 625* July
July
25 38
37
31
July
June
15 108
6
185* July
31
17
3
11
18
14
7
Alleghany
Preferred
Ex-Dividend.
255*
I*
25*
954
......
x
305*
63 5*
193,/00 Amer Home Products..
558,300 American Ice
14,200
Preferred....
100
1,037,530 Amer Internat Corp..
*
112,800 Am La France & Foamlte
*
Preferred
2,990
..........100
307,800 Amer Locomotive
Preferred
54,200
..........100
415,495 Am Mach A Foundry
___•
36,900 Amer Machine A Metals
Voting trust ctfs........_•
11,500
1,031,300 American Metal
•
24,597
6% Conv preferred..... 100
7,660 American News Co....
No p»r value,
3
11X
41X
L.
County, N J
25
16,300 American Colortype...
10
2,100,500 Am Com Alcohol
20
230,500
Rights
4
54,100 Amei Encaustic Tiling
32,800, Am European Securities
50 American Express Co
100
3,068,200 Am A Foreign Power..
166,700
Preferred
98,500
Preferred (6)
*
154,910
2d pref A
•
176,400,Am Hawaiian Steams hip... 16
164,706 Amer Hide A Leather.
163,66o|
38
295*
I
200
323,600
6
285*
27
105*
36 X
100
;
12154
155*
145*
35*
American Chain.....
Co
131
65*
285*
4554
L24
453,200 Amer Car A Foundry
62,700
Preferred
16
Sale
g*
Alpha Portland Cement....*
.
Sale
13854
12154
122,900 Amalgamated Leather
•
18.0101
Preferred
100
595,000 Amerada Corp
...»
1,500; Amer Agric Chem (Conn)..*
1,200
Preferred
*
253,400 Amer Agric Chemical (Del).*
206,700 American Bank Note
10
5,300
Preferred
50
466,400 American Beet Sugar...
*
36,480
Preferred
100
13 ,800 Am Brake S A F
•
3,500
Preferred
100
3,201,100 American Can
25
Coal
Mar.
3
17
135* Feb. 23
Sale
12,829 Alleghany Steel
..........
2,243,300 Allied Chem 8c Dye.
•
41,800
Preferred
.......100
867,420 Allis Chalmers Mfg
•
100 Am
25
Feb.
12
6
3
95
915* Sept ,26
8
11
Sept 30
675* Sept 19 68
155* Sept 22
175*
1154
85* Sept 28
5
Sept 22
75*
85*
75* Sept. 22
97
6 112
Sept
2 5* Sept 27
3
23
Sept, 27 32
6
45* Sept, 22
65*
354 Sept 22
7
Sept 21
145*
12
65* Sept 21
65* Sept 21
115*
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100
500
4,700
25
Jan
11
95* Sale
585* Sale
1
IX
13 K Sale
»
Air Reduction inc..
Preferred.
Feb.
1
5
vise.
July
July
July
July
5
25
15
•
......
tdami Millie...
19,750
Apr.
5* Jan.
1
Apr.
25
Addressograph Multlgraph.*
65,609
24
Jan
7
16
12
5
1
19
.
439
79,000
Feb.
15
Sept. 19
3
Sept. 15
95* Sept. 5
zl29
Sept.
1
745* Sept. 5
3
4
Sale
2
9
15
35*
45^
4
Mar
May
19
8
55* Sept.
15* Sept.
8
Sept.
108
Sept.
625* Sept.
25*
95*
Apr.
I
Sept.
52
.....
Prices.
July 19
July
6
July
7
July
7
July 10
July
7
Sept. 14
Mar. 15
Sept. 15
Sept. 15
265* Sept. 21
35* Sept. 13
6
Sept. 8
28
Sept. 19
735* Sept. 23
144
I
35*
35*
125*
135* Sale
100
Preferred
*dams Express
4
MISCELL
10,100 Abraham 8c Straus
1,176,400
8,200
15,800
17
Wheeling Ac Lake Erie
100
Preferred...
...100
3,330
27
Apr.
.....
15*
30
17
Sale
15*
25*
15*
Sale
225*
Sale
24-5*
26
385*
20
39
24
12
455*
75*
654
654
25*
25*
15*
85*
85*
754
zl255* Sale 112
x72
Sale
675*
61
51
10<>
56,300
33
115
16
...100
............
33
Sale
235*
154
2%
305*
325*
375*
355*
10 Vicks Shreve & Pac Ry Co. 100
5% preferred
100
97,200 * abash
1254
Sale
55* Sale
55* Sale
100
.
105
Feb.
28
30
49
33
99
Sept. 14
Sept. 5
Sept.
1
Sept. 27
Sept. 5
Sept. 18
Sept. 14
Sept.28
Sept.
1
Sept. 14
Sept. 6
45* Sept. 21
113
36
•
...
150
Sale
3,704,500 Southern Pacific Co
100
2,075,300 Southern Railway
100
451,400
Preferred
100
6,900
Mobile & Ohio certifa..l00
3,450
Preferred
1,392,400 Onion Pacific
42,300
Preferred....
1455* 160
465*
49
1085* 118
3154
...100
73,800 Third Avenue
17,100 Twin City Rapid Transit
~ I"~"
33
200,300 St Louis-San Francisco.. 100
118,450
Preferred
100
6,300
t Louis Southwest
100
702,400 Heaboard Air Line
76,200
Preferred
75*
295*
25
Sale
45*
100
4
265*
25
25
22
96
50
50
RR. pre!
160
"III 135"'
...50
Preferred.
*
10
100
100
80
5,600
6,800
1,100
45*
25
35
Phila Rapid Trns it Co
420
Sale
35
Highest.
Prices
354
Sale
75*
295*
100
3,600 Texas 8c Pacific
"9",800
^
Lowest.
Prices.
Feb.
I
8
100
........
Preferred
674 Kensselaer 8c
"385*
|
3
5
1*
145*
50
100
Pere Marquette.....
Prior preferred
Sale
8
100
Peoria & Eastern....
13,600 Rutland
Sale
4
100
...
140,Pitt8b
10
100
preferred
Pennsylvania
400
60
80
Sale
...50
Central.
Plttsb &
\ osi
Virginia.
60 Pitts C C & St Louis
60
275* Sept
45* Sept.
18
Sept.
235* Sept.
265* Sept.
254 Sept.
5
Sept.
275* Sept.
735* Sept.
Sale
8,500
' First
3
Sale
Sale
...
1,378,122 Northern Pacific
2,358 Pacific Coast
20
Sale
•
...100
100
Morfolk 8c Western
30 295*
30 47
22
125*
2
26
27
254
29 170
28 875*
27 75
22
295*
3
27
5
6
Sale
75*
N Y Ontario & Western..100
Norfolk Southern
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
48
26 5*
Highest.
Prices
Sale
Sale
A Hartford
100
Convertible preferred.. 100
114,300
421,000
36,300
40,200
78,000
3,660
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
.
Ask.
Ask
Par.
,
1,320,800 N Y N H
60
Sept. 1.
1933.
Shares
57,800
6,200
15,800
2,500
1,100
6,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
33
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Aug.
1
6
June
7
July 18
45* June 28
89
6
June 20
13
July
3
Aug. 29
7 112
35* Feb. 27
July
195
June
12
4
44
June
13
4
33
June 20
4
355* June 13
July 17
5
2
June
14
1
35* Feb
25
Feb.
24
uu
6
July 13
May 31
June 29
15
June 29
45* Feb. 27
Apr. 21
155* July
3
35* June 28
Jan.
Jan.
17?* Jan.
8?* Feb
1
Jan.
3
3
395* July
3
63
27
27 i
12
June 28
July
225* July
6
June
2
June
2
H Feb.
35* Feb.
155* Jan.
M
17
305* July
Jan
72
3
7
3
July 18
June 20
8
N. Y. STOCK
34
AGGREGATE SALES
Since
September.
1933.
117,700
Amer Power &
1,412,500
130
115,500
122,100
3,466,785
1,530
120" 900
Preferred (II)..
$6 preferred A stpd
2,155", 820
15 preferred
4,200
3,600
13,800
1,640
758,200
5,900
7,700
10,400
*
...
25
American Snuff
....100
.....
..(Amer Solr 8c Chem Corp
13,600
22,600
""loo
,
380
100
400
127,300
3,900
210
42,200
87,100
3,600
"16* Sept ."22
Sale
35* Sept. 22
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
49*
Sale
.
Lowest,
Highest.
v
Sale Price.
Sale Price.
Feb.
4
1
27
19* July
9* Apr.
5 41*
Apr.
1 35
19
4* Feb. 27
81* Apr.
6 118
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 1
Sept. 20
3*
2*
1*
16*
36*
80*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
63
64
48*
50
24""
Sept .12
38* Sept. 7
4
Sept. 5
2
Sept.
1
28 > Sept.
1
53* Sept. 19
87
Sept.18
68* Sept. 20
51* Sept. 9
2* Sept. 27
1* Sept. 22
15* Sept. 30
36* Sept. 6
76
Sept. 6
57
Sept. 11
47* Sept. 21
106
22*
Sale
55
70
31 *
40
75
Sale
59
39
21
22*
87
7
64* Sale
110* 111
19* Sale
126* Sale
88* Sale
91* Sale
116* 118
62
78
Sale
114* 115
15
26*
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
24*
Sale
68
Sale
14*
51*
Sale
53*
A*
Sale
Sale
* Sale
2*
7
2*
3
15
17
100
7* Sale
4*
5*
9*
11
61*
63
2*
6
10*
12
95*
99
100
41
....50
•
Cap Corp
.........
Copper Mining Co
•
Archer Daniels Mid..
*
Armour (Del) pref
500
Sale
4*
Sale
Anchor
Arnold Constable
Sept.,
21
27*
22
23*
28
16*
15 118
37
39
4
Sale
*
132,200
38
o
25
Copper
Preferred
Armour of Illinois class A..25
Class B
18* Sept.
15
Sept.
12* Sept.
115 Y Sept.
118
17
Preferred.
990
13
Sept. 22
18*
13
Anaconda Wire & Cable
61,200
2,294,200
1,501,600
>1,900
40
5* Sale
>
100
30
7
Sale
106
Sale
*
Preferred
13*
31"
*
2,400
96,100
57,100
40,000
6,000
460
32}*
103
55 j*
52,230[Am Writing Paper v tr ctfs»
9,986
Pref voting trust ctfa—_ —*
276,360 Amer Zinc. Lead At Smelt
1
Andes
8* Sale
116* 112
23*
•
Preferred..
Anaconda
17*
Sale
100
1st preferred
12,800
5,314,365
13,200
471,500
2,300
8,400
94,900
Sale
16
Sale
60
30 *
101
.....
600
20
24
16*
77*
4*
...100
655,500'American Woolen
660
6,100
Preferred..
446,5001
Sale
22
26*
25
Class B
19,700'
27
38
25
36,906;Amer Type Founders...
16,471 j
Preferred.
1,063,000 Am Wat Wks At El
576,700
Certificates
900
700
22*
2*
*
Sale
100
American Tobacco..—.
1,597.500,
25,666®
20,400
24,600
260
21*
1*
*m Sum Toh
4,1 70,895 Amer Telep & Teleg..
231,906
Highest.
Sale Prices.
13
9
July 17
July 13
July
7
Sept. 20
31*
47*
7*
4*
"5* Mar.
20*
*
*
11*
10*
31
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
mt
July
July
July
11
13
13
June 20
June
19
Sept. 19
Sept. 18
73
July
6
51* Sept. 9
112
July 25
Feb.
87
.lan.
20* Jan.
32* Jan.
102* Jan.
•
!
Preferred....
*
567,000 Amer Steel Foundries
3,110
Preferred
100
93,900 American Stores
549,600 American Sugar Refining.100
21,500
Preferred
100
294,400
Sale
114
—
200
18,300
2,100
440,900
1,600
14,800
100
"7% Sale
392,900 Amer Ship & Coram
18,020 American Shipbuilding
2,671,100 Amer Smelt & Refining,..—*
56,900
Preferred
.......100
42,000
2d Preferred
100
Preferred..
Ask.
•
25
*
Rolling Mill
69.800 American Safety Razor
54,400 American Seating
42,400
4,400
24,800
1,500
11,000
221,500
8,700
54,300
3,900
3,200
2,386
72,300
34,700
18*
22
Sale
91
.....100
Am
76,460
1,226
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 30.
Ask. Bid.
12*
17 *
20*
7*
•
San..*
new.
American Republics
'
Bid.
•
Am Radiator Ac Stand
Preferred
Sept. 1.
Ask.
7* Sale
*
*
Light
Preferred
4,600
6,400
204,400
Bid.
Par.
Shares
Shares
JNCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
.
RANGE
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
STOCKS
N
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
I
25
Preferred
100
Corp...
*
•
8,790 Art loom Corporation.;
Preferred
100
2,020
10
4,590 Art Metal Construction
69,280 Associated Apparel Indus..*
369,000 Associated Dry Goods..
1
1st preferred.
100
14,500
2d preferred..
9,500
...100
....25
2,530 Associated Oil
•
3,500 Atl G & W 1 SS Lines
Preferred
10ft
9,100
1,648,700 Atlantic Refining.
25
*
123,800 Atlas Powder
Preferred
6,494
100
119,700 Atlas Tack Corp
*
•
1,892,900 Auburn Automobile
•
80,900 Austin, Nichols At Co
Prior A
..._*
2,300
........
.......
Sale
Sale
Sale
7* Sale
1*
1*
1*
4*
1*
*
50
3*
3*
19
2*
61
Sal?
14* liH
49
103*
14*
120*
81*
85*
114
9
18
20*
WA
lh*
2
1*
6
Sale
58
47
Sale
30
21
32
25* Sale
23
29*
Sale
29
Sale
77*
79
Sale
78
85
26
Sale
Sale
46
Sale
7*
7
40
35
Sale
26
24
25
Sale
40
4*
30*
23*
26*
31*
30*
83*
80
June
July
61* July
17
Jan.
2* Feb.
9* Mar.
July
July
7* June
July
93
July
7
July
9* June
70
Sept.
9* July
95
Feb.
115
41
Jan.
90
1* Feb.
* Feb.
Feb.
1* Jan.
2
Mar.
48*
3*
*
3*
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
26
11
20
12
15
12
AH
5
13
5
17
18
15
6
14
14
17
24
21
8
6
July
61* July
51 * July
July
26
July
33* July
31* July
39* July
83* Sept.
28* Sept.
July
July
38
July
Feb.
9
1
7
18
June
20
6* Mar.
4* Mar.
4* Apr.
12* Feb.
Apr.
23
14
5
13
4* June 27
8
10
17
19
8
15* June
39* July 18
90
July 18
3
14* June
29* July 20
62* .lan.
7
18
14* July
10* July
66
July
22* July
Feb.
8
7
18
37*
13
43*
35* June 12
Feb.
15
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
28* Sept.
64
Sept.
7* Sept.
34
120
25
4* Jan.
18
27* Sept. 23
23* Sept. 11
25* Sept. 21
25
Sept.27
23* Sept. 27
77* Sept. 25
15* Sept.
45
Sept. 30
4* Sept. 27
94*
* Feb.
* Feb.
2* Feb.
5
13
15
90*
3* Mar.
22* Feb.
20
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
134*
Mar.
35
7
10
n4H
Feb.
50* Feb.
102* Mar.
4* Apr:
10
Apr.
±10* Apr.
9* Apr.
43 •••
Sale
25
17*
61*
Jan.
49
6r-
It*
40
40
Jan.
6
86* Apr.
2* Sept. 5
Sept. 7
Sept. 20
Sept. 20
19 K Sept. 19
Sept. 20
28* Sept.14
90
Sept. 14
11
Sept.20
28
Sept. 5
115
Sept. 11
80
Sept. 1
5* Sept. 18
3* Sept. 18
62
Sept.18
5* Sept.14
6
Sept.
1
70
Sept. 21
6* Sept. 11
2* Sept. 8
18* Sept.14
10
;
80
July
- July
47M July
27
85
4* Feb.
37* Mar.
30
Feb.
21* Jan.
23* Sept.
Sept.
40* Sept.
68'* Sept.
110
Sept.
20* Sept.
fll34* Sept.
90* Sept.
93* Sept.
118* Sept.
16* Sept.
28* Sept.
29* Sept.
24* Sept.
68
Sept.
14* Sept.
55
Sept.
70
38
61
'A*
26
9*
61*
39*
1* Sept.
5* Sept.
6* Sept.
.r/a 55
50
50
45
50
Sept.
17* Sale
14* Sept.
ISM Sale
13
10*
PP 10* Sept.
Sale
26* Sale
19* Sept.
90
81
80
85
86*
Sept.
10
8*
8* Sale
8* Sept.
Sale
28
25
25
Sept.
27*
114* 106
Sept.
114* Ill
Sale
74
80
72
73* Sept.
4
Sept.
5* Sale
4* Sale
Sale
2* Sale
2* Sept.
Sale
59
48* Sept.
49* Sale
4
4*
5* Sale
3* Sept.
Sale
6
6
4
4
Sept
70
70
60*
Sept.
6
6
6*
Sept.
Sept.
2* Sale
1*
1]
16*
13]
Sept.
16*
41*
Sale
17* Sept.
59* Sept.
Sept.
Sale
Sept.
105
102
Sept.
Sale
14* Sept.
Sale
115* Sept.
Sale
81* Sept.
Sale
84* Sept.
116
114
Sept.
Sale
6* Sept.
Sale
16* Sept.
Sale
19* Sept.
16
Sept.
21*
66
52
Sept.
Sale
10* Sept.
Sale
46* Sept.
74
8*
30
21
8*
3
10
9
43
17
54
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
17
18
17
14
19
17
7
5
12
23
13
18
28
17
18
Feb.
Feb.
Austrian Credit Anstalt
Autosales
•
....
Preferred
50
151,700
4,753,900
204,300
1,200
2,603,600 Baldwin Locomotive
Aviation Corp of Del (The)-.5
•
....
88,900
Preferred
100
3,939 Bamberger (L) At Co pref.. 100
19,830 Barker Bros...
*
4,680
Preferred
100
590
1,260
...
110
"6* Sale'
4*
12*
71
'll* Sale
Sale
47
Sale
14
Sale
Sale
40
79
97
*
1*
7* Sale
4*
Sale
40
95
Sale
Sale
20
9* Sale
13
30
93
38
Sept.22
Sept. 21
Sept. 28
Sept. 29
93
3
16
18*
-
Septri2
"B* "Feb"
27
16* July
14* Sept.--1
40* Sept. 26
97
Sept.' 1
4* Sept. 19
20* Sept. 8
Apr,
Apr.
12
4
Feb.
28
Jan.
4
17* July
7
60
July 18
97
Sept. 1
7* June 20
24* July 18
8* Sept. 30 "12*
11* Sept. 21
16
5* Apr. 19
Barnet Leather...
7% preferred..
188,600
10,100
350
8,500
200
2,000
18,100
4,300
104,500
9,500
13,500
175,600
9,600
1,670
11,500
260
22,600
1,200.
...
25
5
3* Sale
*
3
..100
30
"16* Sale
9
Sale
30
46
Sale
6,500
62
56,806
394,800
44
65
Sale
Sale
94*
9
Sale
93
Sale
14*
Sale
14
Sale
173,460
Beatrice Creamery........50
Preferred...
......100
Beech-Nut Packing
20
Beldlng Brothers...
•
24,100 Belg Nat Rys part pref...
1,822,766 Bendix Aviation Corp...
5
27,100 Beneiicial Indus Loan Corp.*
249,200 Best At Co
*
2,638,466
'
>
Bethlehem Steel Corp
♦
217,200
7% preferred
100
13,020 Blgelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
248,400 Blaw-Knox
•
2,796, Bloomingdale Bros
*
Preferred
...100
366 Blumenthal At Co pref
100
459,306 Bohn Alum At Brass Corp
•
8,700 Bon Ami class A
__*
11
Sale
91
173,
806/
35*
85*
89*
12* Sale
87*
17*
73*
330
"""40
100
1,768,500 Barnsdall Corp...
174,250 BayukCigars,Inc...
2,949
1st preferred......
4
Sale
63
10
Sale
10*
93*
Sale
18
Sale
9*
14*
27*
6*
4*
10*
Sale
13*
30*
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
67
Sale
28
66
7*
5*
11*
24
60
63*
14*
18
Sale
19*
72
61
75
65
25*
27
33* Sale
56* Sale
23
24
10* Sale
10*
18*
68
50*
35*
12*
40
62
13*
47*
64*
Sale
52
55
69
Sale
27*
19*
Sale
8*
30
87*
12*
72*
61*
8*
91*
14*
13*
25*
32*
55
"Sept.
7
-Sept.vi
Sept.-7
17* Sept. 5
75* Sept. 22
65
Sept. J1
11* Sept. 11
96* Sept. 15
19i* Sept. 14
14* Sept. 27
33* Sept. 13
40* Sept. 12
66* Sept. 14
26 * Sept- 20
15* Sept. 1
18
Sept. 6
11
28
Sept. 28
Sept. 14
Sept. 22
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
Sept. 28
Sept. 28
Sept. 30
Sept. 21
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
10* Sept. 30
Sept. 6
18
48
Sale
70*
Jan.
50 ""Sept." 11
47* Sept. 1
72
Sept. 15
22
28
85
May 25
70*
12*
96*
21*
June 27
3* Feb.
62* Apr.
6* Feb.
27
13* Sept.
9
10*
25*
6*
3*
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
6* Feb.
'
Jan.
24
' Apr.
9* Mar.
-
July
6
Sept. 15
July
15
Aug.
33* Aug.
49* July
82
July
29* June
19* July
21
July
65
May
50
July
July
' Mar.
53
46* Sept. 25
36
Sept. 30
68
Sept. 12
June 29
Feb.
Mar.
'
-
•
7
13
10
100
27
Jan.
7
45
45
.....
38
37
66
11
July
52* July
July
3* Jan.
27
90
Sept. 22
Sept.,6
22
Mar.
3
'r Sept.
46
li*
62 •'* Feb.
June
17
14
25
7
3
30
19
18
16
16
6
13
jBooth Fisheries
I
94,100
40,000
300
600
1st preferred
100
1,192,600 Borden Co. (The)
761,806 Borg-Warner Corp
18,506 Botany Cons Mills A
15,266 Briggs At Stratum
34,866
25
10
50
*
"4" 500
2,900
38,306
213,400
139,400
90
3,820
597,100
12,240
433,800
45,600
1,430
58,900
4,300
2,000
174,400
181,660
158,300
22,200
4,400
""266
900
78,800
2,000
350
17,200
4,100
4,100
46,800
c
...100
Manufacturing...
♦
Brunswick-Balke-Coll
_.*
Brunsw'k Term At Ry Sec...*
Bucyrus-Erie Co
10
Conv preferred
5
Preferred (7)
100
Budd (E G) Mfg
*
Preferred 7%......;.
100
Budd Wheel
Bullard Co
•
uilova
OMii -ale
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
il*Sale
1*
9*
M*
68
45
118
■
Sept.30
14* Sept. 30
1* Sept. 7
15* Sept. 28
29
Sept. 14
Sale
'67* Sept." 16
49*
9*
9*
Sale
Sale
Sale
9*
14
70
"6 * Sale
9*
53
Sale
20*-2*
16*
38*
Sept.
1
Sept. 14
Sept. 13
Sept. 1
Sept. 23
65
Sale
53
6
Sale
27
; Sale
23
4
Sale
8*
8*
Sale
4*
6*
3*
2*
100
8
9
1*
6*
2*
7
Sale
3
1*
Sale
2
21/
21/
17
Sale
2*
4
100
IftO
4*
8
3
Sale
14
2*
Sale
4
1
2*
*
34
65*
2
Sale
70
13
2*
3*
8
3*
ii
5*
>
3*
6*
3*
Sept. 30
Sept. 28
Sept. 5
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept.29
Sept. 8
Sept. 6
Sept . 22
Sept. 28
Sept.21
11*
14*
1*
10*
14*
18
Feb.
27
"5* Feb. 28
* May
4
7* Feb. 28
29
Sept. 14
'
37* July
3
21 * July
5
4* July
5
18 * July 19
38* Sept. 23
Sept.
2*
4
sJ?
A*
Sale
65
18
1* Mar.
* Jan.
2
Feb.
12* June 20
Feb.
June 20
June 26
Mar.
Apr.
88
117
]%*
AH
Feb.
Feb.
* Apr.
* Jan.
1* Jan.
v
1
May
<
* Feb.
6* Feb.
'1
Apr.
1
Apr.
8
8
Sept.
5
2~""Sept."l2
13* Sept. 30
2*^ Sept. 26
3* Sept. 28
7* Sept. 27
2* Sept. 11
3
Sept.27
; 1* Sept.
5
24* Sept. 27
60* Sept. 21
.
2
Septi 12
18* Sept. 14
4
Sept./ 5
6* Sept. 15
14
Sept. 1
3* Sept. 20
-
4
Sept.°l
1* Sept. 5
35* Sept. 14
65* Sept. 9
3
3
5
3
June 29
""
,v
6* Sept.
10
13* July
Mar.
1
7
18
26
July
July
5* July
Mar.
5* Sept. 14
9* Sept. 14
4* Sept.
Feb.
<
1
2*
£
Sale
Sale
12
2*
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
65
Sept. 5
7* Sept. 14
29* Sept.'18
6
8
June
July
July
14* July
18* June
4* July
63* Apr.
28* Mar.
108* Mar.
Sept. 1
Sept. 14
6
■
3
1*
Sept. 1
51* Sept. 15
±78
Sept. 28
8*
9*
1*
6*
9*
Sale
6*
6
•
47
24
4
Class B certificates.
Preferred
Sale
Sale
117
..*
Class B
Optional sale.
16*
22* Sale
14* Sale
1*
2*
14*
16*
3
—
a
2*
*
_
...
4,180 Bush Term Bldgs gtd pref.100
182,160 Butte Copper At Zinc..-.
._5
65,766 Butterick
46,266 Bdtte At Superior Mining..10
888,060 ByersCo
•
2,750
9*
Sale
*
Watch
Burroughs Add Mach
55,000 Bush Terminal Co.
9,986
Debenturestock...
100
8g
2
*
Preferred
1,151,906
200
*
„•
Brown Shoe. Inc..
4,256 Burns Brothers
1,706
ClassAvtc
3,416
Preferred
160
Sale
*
1,307,560 Briggs
10,400
2,600
5,600
5,300
8*
5
100,400 Brooklyn Union Gas
560
"74,066
Bristol-Myers Co
Hrockv*ay Motor Truck
34,800
24" Sale
JuneI
5
June
June!
3
8
3* June
6
5
3
13
2
June 21
'
7*-Apr.
* Mar.
1* Apr.
1
Feb
20* July
8
June
3
8
9* June
23* Jan.
5
June
2
June
13
li
2* June
8* Feb. 25i 43* July
30* Mar. 2 80 • July
1
2
18
18
N. Y. STOCK
OCT., 1933.]
AGGREGATE
In
September.
Price
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK
>
1933
Jan. 1—_
Campbell W St C Foundry...*
.anada Dry Glng Ale...—-.5
Cannon Mills
*
Sale
Sale
14
16
Sale
7
6
A--*
Sale
2436
8
30
—100
41
Sale
Sale
47
50 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
I) Co..
Pref
6 36
836
,J
Voting trust certificates. .*
Preferred...... ......—10®
Ribbon Mills
*
*
:ertaln-Teed Prod..
713*
766.200
'.htcago Pneum Tool
.
951
Preferred
Sale
15
Sale
66
Sale
Sale
113*
22
536
14
Sale
I 403*
Sale
73*
18
69%
Sale
Sale
Sale
12 X
100
Sale
73 36
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
867a
47%
4736
8
Prior
1,040
Prior
17
Sale
37%
24%
24%
94%
2036
Sale
Sale
37%
Sale
87
92
Sale
39%
25
25
95
36 % Sale
Sale
89
1336
7%
55%
5%
Sale
Sale
5
Jan.
If*
3
Apr.
19
Jan.
443*
736
303*
2036
5236
9
3
Apr.
Jan.
3
Mar.
Jan.
18
7
July
Mar.
Mar.
25
June 29
Apr.
Apr.
72
July
55
Sept.
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
July
236 July
836 July
July
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
20
20
31
18
5
18
14
17
1
22
19
11
17
June 22
4136 July
Jan.
100
Jan.
105
17
June
2
July
Apr. 19 48
Sept.
June
7 200
July
Mar. 30
2236 July
Apr.
88
Aug.
Apr.
26
sefrt.
May
85
Sept.
Jan.
May
12
Apr.
1536 July
Apr.
June
54
17
19
12
19
18
11
6
26
Mar.
83
June
12
Mar.
18% Sept.
86% Sept.
Sept. 11
85
Sept.
1036 Sept.
636 Sept.12
213* Sept. 27
8036 Sept.
18* Sept.
68
Sept. 23
65
Sept. 15
273* Sept. 14
Sept.
Sept.
19
Sept. 18
3936 Sept. 18
25
Sept.
2536 Sept. 14
9536 Sept.
2836
7436
7136
273*
636
6036
July
19
July
3
Sept.14
"
_
May
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
.
Feb.
4
7
June 26
June
12
June
7
Sept. 18
3936 Aug. 31
25
Sept. 1
2536 Sept. 14
9536 Sept. 1
19
Feb.
Mar.
_
393* Sept. 12
2
1236 July
253* June
2236 May
34
July
1036 July
2136 July
5236 Sept.
Jan.
Mar.
26
4*
June
July 15
July 19
July 18
July 13
July 13
July 17
July 19
7
July
3
July
July ■h 3
5
July
5
July
July 17
July 19
__
4
Jan.
5
1136
June 20
95
Sept. 19
July
3
July 18
Feb. 27
Sept. 18
Sept. 5
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
Sept.
94
1
Sept. 18
106
1,274,100, Consolidated Textile....
Sale
33*
836
3936
823*
2 36
Sale
Sale
336
Sale
Class B...
227,300
308,000 Continental Bak cl A.
Class B.
521,300
48,800
Preferred.....
12
10436
13*
736
2 36
113*
136
Sale
.2#
Sale
331
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
.....
Continental Can
20
Continental Diamond Fibre 5
Insurance..2.50
1,312,200 .onttnental Motor*
3,242,700 Continental Oil of Del
1,134,800 iorn Prod Refining.
.25
Preferred
30
100
5
2%
17%
86%
13836
536
3136
*
Coty.Inc
•
Cream of Wheat ctfs..
»
Crosiey Radio
•
10
Crown Co-'. St Seal
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 3 4336 July ~ 3
4
Jan.
11136 Mar. 2
1
1033* Jan. 18 11136 Mar.
4
84
Jan.
9736 Jan. 31
3
Jan.
ije Jan.
3
9
Feb. 25
July 18
zl8
6036
Wll P 1st pf
386,600 Crown Zellerbach ▼ t c
*
ruclble Steel of Amer
182,200
100
Preferred
20,510
..........100
381,000 Cuba Co (The)
.*
uban American Sugar
706,800
10
Preferred
13,905
100
245,500 tadahy Packing
50
13
Sale
836
2536
236
Sale
1$
Sale
Sale
Sale
236
45
Sale
Sale
55
Sale
Sale
f.
.
.
\VA
Sale
51
iSS"
43
Sale
13
,
,
93*
Sale
2436
5336
33*
63*
5036
1136
Sept. 5 52
Sept. 22 51
Sept. 27 483*
43*
Sept. 29
Sept. 27 12
Sept. 30 50
Sept. 22! 913*
336
Sept. 27)
Sept. 27 153*
Sept. 28 106
136
Sept. 22
936
Sept. 27
336
Sept. 28
Sept. 28 1336
23*
Sept. 29
Sept. 6 63
Sale
50
...
53
June
353* Feb. 24 69
Sept, ,18
623* Sept. 28 69
9
336 Feb. 25
1736
Sept. 29 1236 Sept, 11
5
1036 Mar. 28 3636
2536 Sept. 22 3036 Sept,
1
1
Mar. 27
Sale
23* Sept,
136 Sept. 27
Sale
436 Mar. 3
16
1936
Sept. 27 1936 Sept, 18
Sale
4536 Feb. 25
8436 Sept. 30 9036 Sept. 20
15 145 3*
Sale
1361
Sept. 8 13936 Sept, 11 11736 Mar.
a2
Mar. 24
Sale
5% Sept, 18
43* Sept. 28
23
Feb. 25
29
29
Sept. 29 3236 Sept. 15
2 3* Mar. 28
Sale
12
Sept. 18
836 Sept. 30
Sale
3636 Sept. 30 483* Sept. 12 j 143* Feb. 27
2436 Feb. 27
3836
3636 353* Sept. 29 363* Sept. 7
1
54
17
May
60
1
Sale
7
5
836
Sept.
Apr. 10
Sept. 30
Mar. 2 3736
9
28
Sept.
2136 Sept. 27 29
Feb. 27
16
37
38
60%
Sept. 28 4636 Sept.
21
Feb
2 3* Sept.
Sale
4%
13* Sept. 21
16
Jan.
Sale
736 Sept.
43* Sept. 29
1136
9
10' Jan.
22
68
23
Sept.
Sept. 29 44
51 • Sept.
45
* Sept. 27
Sale
203* Feb. 21
5936
64
Sale
123*
4
Jan. 31 ■mi July 18
Sept 11
June
7
636 Feb. 24
Sept 13
52
May 26
60
Sept 12
July 22
5036 Sept. 30 5536 Jan. 30
Sept 30
6
3 36 Apr.
7
Sept 14
193* June
5
5
33
Apr.
60
July 14
Sept
5
1
31
Apr.
June
8
65
Sept
Sept 27
>3836 Apr. 12 62 3* July 20
4
1 % Jan.
Sept 12
53* May 29
5% Mar. 21
14 3* May 29
Sept 11
1
Sept
3936 Sept. 30 6436 June 13
1 a80
Apr. 24
99
Sept
Jan., 3
236 Apr. 17
Sept 12
536 Jan. 10
5
Mar, 3
July
6
Sept ,12
9536 Mar. 1
Sept. 26
Sept, ,26
5
July
5
Sept
3* Mar. 1
10
1
136 Jan.
Sept
July 18
June 12
1
Sept
3* Feb. 15
3
Mar. 1
183* July 11
Sept ,14
5
1
36 Jan.
336 July 11
Sept
3
64
36
Jan.
.18
Jluy 10
Sept
Sale
Sale
4536 Sale
3536
88*
60
5336
536 Sale
30
27*
•
...
Sale
663*
123*
25
48
Sale
—...
Prefen ed
5836
536
436
4
Jan.
"Sept."5
413* Sept. 14
483*
4
irown
92
52
55
47%
.....
Feb.
Apr.
\%H
67
67
-
165,500 Container Corp class A
29%
Mar. 15
1
11
6
14
18
15
14
6
6
1
5
23
5
2036 Sept. 22
1036 Sept. 28
53
Sept. 12
5036 Sept. 30
8
Sept. 27
59
450
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
55
Sept.
2 % Sept.
1% Sept.
5% Sept.
3336 Sept. 27
0VA
Sale
Sale
warrants..
9,645
341,100
356,100
96,500
621,200
45,000
1036
2236
12%
27%
7%
1736
52 %
19%
69%
34 % Sept. 27
94361
Sale
46
x
Feb.27
Feb.27
Mar.
2
Feb. 27
49% Sept. 12
Sale
.
pref
2
-
17
July
June-
104
preferred (63*)
376,500 Continental
5
Feb.
Feo. 24
Jan.18
"17" Sept."!
105
101,900 Consol Film Industry
Preferred
352,100
4,020,400 Consolidate*' Gas...
Pref $5
84,900
113,050 Consol Laundries Corp
3,768,000 Consolidated Oil Corp....
6,850
8% preferred
853,000
131,700
44%
—
4% preferred...
5,610
7
Sale
24 36
20
Consolidated Cigar..
Preferred
Sale
29
Sale
40 Conn Railway St Lighting
700
Sale
2%
Sale
Coram Inv Trust.........
30
115,510
74
23 %
Sale'
669,100 Congoleum-Nairn Inc....
24,400 Congress Cigar
;*
Sale
Sale
1,935
A% % preferred
Convertible preferred..
40,100
Warrants stamped.—..
1,000
8,211.700 Commercial Solvents.—
4,000 Conde-Nast Public ns..._
'
68
63*
...
*
9
6
Sale
.v.
...
Preferred
80
13% Sept. 22
Sept. 29
18% Sept.
79
Sept.
10
Sept.
5% Sept.
18% Sept.
6656 Sept.
1336 Sept.
633-6 Sept.
50% Sept.
21% Sept.
2
Sept.
25
Sept.
14 % Sept.
37 '
Sept.
2436 Sept.
2436 Sept.
94
Sept.
85
736
536
18%
.
645
9%
81
82
Sale
IVA
70
—...
683,921
Sale
143*
80
———
i
9
38
Feb. 28
Feb. 25
170
Sale
■
.
236
34%
23*
936
163*
4136
3536
1236
3536
103 36
863*
June
91 36
......
.
2436
48%
3%
6% Sept. 22 "16^
25% Sept. 28 32
90
Sept. 27 97
85
Sept. 27 i 92
47% Sept. 11! 48
736
2736
90
6,600 Colonial Beacon Oil Co
olorado Fuel & Iron
501,200
Preferred
100
2,810
•oiumbia G St El Preferred 100
26,700
Common
*
3,033,175
1,190
5% pref series B
-.100
843,900 Columbian Carbon
137,100 Columbia Plcturcs'Corp ▼ t c*
onimonwealth <k Southern
5,441,516
Preferred...
123,700
571,600 Commercial Credit
Class A
50
51,500
Preferred 7%
4,850
25
Preferred B
2R
6,799
1st preferred
6,870
.100
.
1736
lH
iH
3
33*
in
536
3
123*
51
i
——
ion
83 %
73
6% Sept. 27
1636 Sept. 28
11
Sept. 14
22
Sept. 27
5
Sept. 22
1536 Sept. 14
38% Sept. 30
15
Sept. 30
65
Sept. 21
50
Sept. 25
1% Sept. 19
1
Sept. 6
3% Sept. 26
Sale
100
...
18
Sale
50
13*
Sale
Sale
60
-
7
Sale
Sale
...
-
16
Sale
Sale
45
9
30
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 19
Sept. 11
Sept. 14
Sept. 19
Sept. 11
Sept. 14
Sept. 18
Sept. 8
Sept. 1
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
Sept. 18
Sept. 16
Sept. 25
Sept. 19
Sept. 1
Sale Prices.
Mar. 27
Sept .""5
37% Sept. 30
19
Sale
46 36
Investing..-———100
28%
1 %
7%
10%
34%
29%
Highest.
Prices.
Mar.
2
Jan.19
Feb.27
25
Sale
11
288,300 3ty Stores
-*
109,900
Voting trust certificates..*
Cla«.* \
-----*
16,020
Class A vot trust ctfs
.*
2,220
9,870 .lark Equipment...
36,600
luett, Peabody St Co
*
Preferred
....——100
1,190
242,800 Coca-Cola Co (The)
»
Class A
*
21,100
220 Coca-Cola Internat Corp—*
468,050 -olftate-Palmolive-Peet Co..*
Preferred
100
20,900
587,200 .olline St Alkman
...
Sale
18H
23*
3
536
7
63* Sale
636
8
33*
4
3 36
9
1636 Sale
*
—-—*
Preferred—.
57,800
22,140
htcago Yellow Cab.
224,300 'iblckashs Cotton_OH
10
--*
75,300 Ihilds Co
4,640 Jhlle Copper
25
8,638,600
hrysler Corporation
5
187,700 City Ice A Fuel....
—'
Preferred
———-100
14,380
850 City
.
Sale
15
*
93
Sale
7
173*
-5
Chesapeake Corp
255,700
; 5
-100
7% preferred......
Checker Cab—......
536
34 36
Sale
Sale
Sale
63*
de Pasco Copp
2
62
52
100
Preferred
.erro
3%
3
Sale
3
14 36
2 36
■entury
Sale
1H
136
Associates.*
-*
Central Agulrre
7636
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices
20% Sept. 22
1
Sept. 25
5% Sept. 28
8
Sept. 30
28% Sept. 6
Sept.11
Sept. 21
Sept. 29
Sept. 30
Sept. ^8
Sept. 22
Sept. 21
2% Sept. 21
1% Sept. 22
2% Sept.21
31% Sept. 27
6% Sept. 30
75
Sept. 14
32% Sept. 28
3
Sept. 27
Sale
7%
100
Caterpillar T ractor—
*
Celanese Corp of America. ._ •
Celotex Co..—......——-*
Case (J
.
:
Sale
x8%
A—..----50
Preferred class
Lowest.
Sale
Ask
2$ Sale*
Sale*
Calumet & Hecla Cons Cop 25
lapltal Admin Co Ltd c
Sept. 30.
Sale
9
Calif Pack! n g Cor p—*
aliahan Zinc-Lead—
.—1"
Sept. 1.
Ask
lid.
Par.
Shares.
268,300
298,700
600,500
63,700
1,045,500
120,200
39,8 '0
22,135
4,725,700
21,450
967,100
3,421,000
26,600
85,400
9,810
246,090
57,400
2,431
2,420,000
151,200
3,100
42,300
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
STOCKS
Since
35
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Sept;18
July
7
July
7
June
8
Sept.'18
Jan.
25
21
June
13
July
10
8
Aug.
June
July
July
13
14
Aug.
28
July
July
July
17
19
19
June
7
May 29
June. 5
June
8
Curtiss Aeropl & Mot Co Inc •
222",300
Curtis
936
Publishing Co (The)*
Preferred
89,400
2,641,100 Curt'.88 Wright Corp
Class A
473,000
*
40
1
236
Sale
1
3
Sale
950 Cushmans Sons 7% pref.. 1M
74
220
60
preferred
62,580 Cutler-Hammer, Inc
45,400 Davega Stores Corp
100,700
1
>mvlson
620
5
236
336
...
*
.
"
*"*736
.....
100
673*
1036
7136
DevoeA Reynolds A.....
1st Preferred
.......
15
303*
713*
2336
•
100
......
No par value,
x Ex-dividend
a
Optional sale.
793* Sale
19
26
Sale
263*
1236 Sale
143* Sale
1136 Sale
29
Sale
5
Sale
80
1336
8
Sale
7
236
2836
12
96
"i7 3* Sept.
49
Sept.
a236 Sept.
436 Sept.
93
Sept.
30
30
21
30
28
2636 Sept. 12
58
Septi 12
3 36 Sept.
5
636 Sept. 1
93
Sept. 28
95
13
v
5
Sale
1236
6236 Sale
25
30
13
Sept.27
636 Sept. 9
16 36
"Sept." 14
-
83* Sept.
1
3
Sept. 8
2736 Sept. 30
1236 Sept. 27
62
Sept. 30
27
Sept. 20
3
Sept.k 8
3836 Sept. 18
15
Sept. 5
70
Sept. 14
303* Sept. 1
23
253* Sept. 18
293* Sept. 8
3936 Sept. 19
22
Sept. 1
17
' Sept. 14
13
Sept. 18
736 Sept. 19
8936
Sale
Sale
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
636
236
93
1 636
22
*143*
Sale
49
97
70
■
Sale
173*
100
?!*
"7 36
170,200 Diamond Match...........
Participating 6% Pref..
27,000
2,531,100 '»ome Mines Ltd
126,700 Dominion Stores Ltd...
917,100 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
16,200 Dresser (S R) Mfg conv cl A.
Class B
65,600
•
1536
83*
20
.
.
94
74
336 Sale
23*
3
...»
Deere & Co
Detroit Edison
436
5
Chem_.__.
Preferred
77 36
75
*
620 Debenham Securities...
880,300
102,600
66,700
20,700
1236
4136
8
Sale
Sept. 6
293*
3036 2836 «ept. 5
Sept. 1
363* Sale i 32
1736 Sept. 29
1836 Sale
Sept. 30
133* Sale I 13
1136 Sept. 27
10
113*
6
Sept.27
436
636,
25
636 Mar.
30
Feb.
136 Feb.
2
Mar.
74
Mar.
6036 Jan.
4 3* Jan.
136 Feb.
3
323* June -12
23
66
23
436 July 12
8
July 13
96 36 Aug. 21
82
June .5
21
July 14
83* July 14
30
2
12
6
23
36 Mar. 27
136 May 24
Apr.
10
Mar.
793* Jan.
1736 Feb.
2636 Feb.
Feb.
12
1
July
June 22
913
333
3
July
o§'93
28j 293
2Z 31
28
393
SI
27
1
June 12
18*
3* Feb.
AS?
5
49
1036 Feb.
10
12
436 Jan. .10
•
2436 July 31
6 % Feb. 24
48
June
j
Aug.
July
July
July
Sept.
July
July •
7
10
9
13
7
19
19
18
17
18
June
2
10!
June
2
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
36
AGGREGATE SALES
Since
Price
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
September.
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
1933.
129,200
1,700
1,400
1,386,400 Drug Inc
28,200 Dunhill Int
39,300 Duplan Silk
10
""360
33,800
130
Eaton
59,700
59,800
510,000
5,092,460
38,900
370,200
39,300
1,862,900
4,280
667,900
489,200
88,600
8,000
6,100
9,700
3,300
2,100
2,067,000
117,600
108,700
170,400
115,890
57,530
Elec Power
29,100
234,200
2,700
20,900
800
94,800
240
ft I duP
Sale
20
de Nero A Co..
Sale
6% cumul preferred.... 100
Sohlld..
itlngon
<»%%
conv
Electric
1st
Preferred.
100
pref
...
Electric Boat.
........
Sale
shares..........
A Light
Preferred certificates..
Preferred
8,700
13,300
6,800
Corp...
Preferred
Preferred
1
Sale
770
•""""16
3,200
1,110
60
690
Preferred
60
570
Pref ctfs of deposit
2,000
36,200
2,260
23,200
5,290
38,850
20,500
1,180
10,100
3,800
161,700
43,100
150,900
212,228
1,560
140
4,700
1,600
110
5,300
700
4,500
1,900
8,900
8,200
120
...
Fairbanks Co
42 %
Sale
1
Sale
I
"53""
Sale
118
Sale
115
6%
23%
28
26
28
30
38
Sale
11
7%
7%
4%
1
10
28
3
2
Mar.
Apr.
20
Feb.
4
Mar. 29
23
29
19
30
22
13
19
3
14
20
17
17
7
14
Mar. 29
June 12
3
Jan.
27% July
88% July
8% July
13
18
3
4% July
4
Apr.
30
Sale
1%
IX
100
*
Sale
4
Sale
10%
7
50%
10
J^8
70
10
15
15% June 13
36% June 12
32% June 13
54
July 10
4
June 19
6
June
7
3
Apr. 24
62% July 18
22
uk. 11
14 % June 12
47
June 13
49% June 12
55
June 13
13% July
7
18% July 17
7% June 28
11% July 19
12% May 31
70
July
5
2% June
8
2% June
8
8% June 13
21% Sept.
18% Sept.
7
50%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
27
59% Sept.
Sept.
7% Sept.
25% Sept.
25
Sept.
25
Sept.
10% Sept.
11% Sept.
4% Sept.
10% Sept.
7% Sept.
51
Sept.
11 120
16
22
22
28
25
30
12
12
22
13
19
1
12
7
16
14
12
5
19
7
14
29
2
\"
6
7
Sale
30
1% Sept. 28
7% Sept. 15
6
Sept. 16
8% Sept. 5
35
Sept. 7
Sept. 28
Sept. 8
5% Sept. 13
6% Sept. 27
30
Sept. 30
1%
7%
AX
AX
6%
H
4%
8X Sale
31
35%
20%
7%
7%
3%
26
Sale
7%
59%
2%
IX
6X
6%
4
June
9%
50%
_
26
10
55
23
8
27%
12%
59
25
7
Sept. 8
Sept. 27
55
12
52
11
40
70
85
46
56
75%
*
8
50
Sale
*
.
Fifth Avenue Bus Sec
9
Corp.*
2%
Sale
26%
9%
25
8%
10
21
30
23%
•
Preferred
Sale
1%
2%
3%
Sale
30
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ina.2.50
6
3
2%
3%
.._.*
Federal Water Service A_.
Sept.
Sept.
50
Sept.
6
Sept.
2
Sept.
2% Sept.
25% Sept.
9
Sept.
95
100
Mining & Smelt.. 100
Federal Motor Truck....
8
June 12
Federal Light A Traction..15
Preferred
•
Federal Screw Works
3
June
26
Preferred...
2
June 12
June
100
Federated Departm't Stores.*
Federal
W
9
50 X
18
22
Sale
8
..100
Preferred
51%
117% 118% 117
Sale
5%
15%
23%
39%
2?
Fashion Park Asan
2X
59
51
4% Sale
11%
10%
100
7% preferred
15%
Sale
IX
33
10
5
1%
43
X
9% Sept.
3% Sept.
14
13
IX
IX
30
29
10%
4%
3
14%
8X
32
10 X
Fairbanks Morse & Co......*
710
4
2
Mar.
a.
32%
104
25
...
Certif*-of deposit.....
360 Filene's Sons
"""130
Apr.
May
5
1
5
1
47% Sept. 12
1% Sept. 1
3
Sept. 16
5% Sept. 22
2% Sept. 6
Sept. 22
12
Sept. 21
40% Sept. 28
1
Sept. 22
1% Sept. 25
Sale
12
Sale
M
29
100
80
80,400
2,000
19,300
18 X
45 X
%
...50
...
6%
.2% Sale
,
'
Sale
lVs
2%
*
..»
.
700
19
21
......
490
Sale
76
4
20
Mar. 30
88
Sept. 18
5 126
Sept. 27
Sept,
13% Sept. 14
10% Sept, 22
72
84
Sept. 14
Sept, 30
75% Sale
110
Sept. 16
Sept, 21 114
115X 107
Sale
3
4
Sept. 1
3
Sept, 211
14
17
18X Sept. 14
Sept 27
1AX
15% Sept 30 23% Sept. 14
1654 Sale
85
88
88% Sept. 8
Sept 13
82%
6
Sept. 14
3X Sept 271
3% Sale
15
♦
.
........
500
May
Sale
23%
*
...
(6)
Elec Storage Battery.
Elk Horn Coal
Sale
20 Emporium Capwell Corp....*
250
6 % Sept. 12
a;124
128
12
9X Sale
3% Sale
Sale
*
....50
64,500 End Icot t-Johnson.
Preferred
...100
1,730
•
93,200 Engineers Puh Service
$5 conv preferred
*
24,800
§5.50 preferred
*
23,700
Ih cum preferred
6,700
*
139,520 Equitable Office Bldg
205,900 Eureka Vacuum Clean
......5
67,800 Evans Products Co
»
1,940 Exchange Buffet Corp.
•
18,100 Pair (The) Co
3,800
3,500
1,600
166% Sept.'"7
Sept, 22
Sept 30
Feb.
Sale
76
125
21X Sale
86 X Sale
5X Sale
88
Sale
Sept. 26
4
Sale
63% June
14 % July
28% June
82 % June
102% June
19% June
10
July
89 % July
130
Mar.
16
July
85% July
117
July
5% July
Musical Irid—
Elec A
American
"3",200
ltx
Sale
5
100
3
(The)
Sept. 15
25
Sale
10
22
Apr.
Apr.
5
10% Sept.
92
"99"
"Ix
122% 124
13 X Sale
80 H Sale
112% Sale
8*
....
Auto-Lite
84
Sale"
Mar. 31
Sept. 18
50
23
Sale Price.
Prices.
Prices
June 22
19 X
7X
Sale
*
Mfg. Co
83 X
96
iof"
.....
2%
•
154,302 Pnatern Rolling Mlllg.
532,318 Eastman Kodak Co. of N. J.*
Preferred.
100
1,690
1954
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices
39X Sept. 13
8
Sept. 29
17
Sept. 29
10
18
23
99
13
100
Ask.
7%
85
Sale
5,870 Duqueane Light 1st pref.„l00
12 X
21
101%
Sale
Sale
8%
Sale
100
Preferred
Ask. Bid.
46
2%
•
•
507 Durham Hos Mills pref
"6",900
Sale
.10
...
Bid.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
Ask.
Pa*
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
STOCKS
96
Sale
95
Sale
92
Sale
22
72
Sale
69%
57%
13%
Sale
50
15
Sale
'10
100
9
62 %
Sale
28
20
22
27
22
June 12
20
19
19
10
7
271
July
Sept.
Sept.
July
July
25
June 12
1
5
5
18
19.
July
6
Sept. 19
July 18
Sept. 1
July 18
91
Sept. 5 95
Sept. 1
21% Sept. 30 28
Sept. 12
69% Sept. 21
73% Sept. 11
49% Sept. 27, 57% Sept. 1
72
Sale
18
June
18
15
20
19
19
30
26%
..100
10
1,030,100 Firestone Tire & Rubber
Preferred series A
-.100
45,700
First National Stores......
214,000
14
28% Sept.
9
Sept.
56
Sept.
103
Sept.
72
Sept.
8% Sept.
3% Sept.
3% Sept.
31
Sept.
9% Sept.
June
7
July
7
FIsk Rubber...........
First preferred..._._.__I00
First preferred conv
90
2,100
500
10
260,900
50
696,100
10,850
2,520
2,610
64,400
9,630
334,600
6,500
891,700
524,200
568,800
5,270
326,600
184,400
25,995
81,300
1,000
150
190
2,800
560
16,400
600
51,400
42,200
31,200
620
23,700
8,700
200
40
442,756
16.900
92,400
17,900
""350
6%
1,400
18,900
1,200
1,134,000
7,000
3,600
400
390
40
10,200
8,600
•
58,200
3,660
3,000
r
100
100
108,400
1,800
20,900
1,000
32,400
9%
10
18
110
Sale
16
16"
14%
38%
43%
Sale
140
.*
18%
Class A...*
4%
19%
10%
...
*
*
Preferred
5
Cable......
Preferred 7%
Claas A
•
100
Preferred A (8)
38%
22%
15%
104%
8%
6%
26%
11%
120
1
Preferred
ex-warrants..100
'Gould Coupler "A"...
*
Wo par
value
u
optional Sale
•
Sale
20
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
I
Sale
Sale
I
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
5%
Sale
29%
13%
Sale
x69
Sale
Sept.
30
Sept.
16% Sept.
13% Sept.
107% 104
6
5%
Sale
3%
20
23%
Sale
7%
Sale
29%
109
108%
Sale
18%
Sale
11%
Sale
34%
11%
12%
10%
If4
12
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
33%
91% Sale
6% Sale
10%
14%
12
11%
72
Sept. 14
8
47
Sept. 21
28
47% Sept. 20
1 150
Sept. 13
28
18% Sept.
1
15
11% Sept. 8
29
4% Sept. 1
21
19% Sept. 8
30
10% Sept. 1
19
80
Sept. 7
22
39% Sept. 1
22
23
Sept. 1
28
16
Sept. 5
6 108% Sept. 15
28
8% Sept. 1
27
6% Sept. 14
271 26
Sept. 20
30
12% Sept. 14
22
38% Sept. 1
22 110
Sept. 14
30, 25% Sept. 1
12% Sept. 7
39% Sept. 18
1% Sept. 1
6
19
64
88
5%
10%
80
42
17
34
101%
.
18%
16
Sale
55
Sale
6%
15%
14%
8%
32%
28
13%
51%
4%
18%
Sale
23
Sale
18
Sale
15
85
88
Sale
86
9%
22%
104
I
59%
;
16%
42%
37%
68
12
;
41%
8%
Sale
20
105
97
Sale"
78%
13%
44%
Sale
,
46
32
I 34%
70% i
Sale
5%
13
""3%
37
78% 101%
1% Sale
Sale
15%
7%
28%
14%
Sale
72
3%
2%
Sale
12
.....
41
1
10
Sept. 22
64
9
60
14% Sept.
8
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6
26
18
19
14
14
1
14
18
6
5
11
19 101
July
Sept.
5
5
28
19
June
7
19,
July 13
July
7
71
Aug. 15
23% July 17
26% June 13
7
28
7
27
.
1
.
6
18
16
23
4% June
2
Tuly
Sept.
24
Aug.
28
47% Sept.
19 150
Sept.
19
.'0
6
25
14
15
20
13
9
31
June
19
23
June 13
27
5% Aug. 18
20% Aug. 25
20
28
23
28
3
21
30
6
31
12
13
June 20
85
July
43% July
27
July
20% July
108% Sept.
10% July
11% June
7
19
18
10
15
7
46
June
9
23
June
9
9
48% June 23
112
Jan.
25
8
30% July
July 24
Sept. 18
June
6
19
June 20
June
18
11%
103% 105
28% Sale
AH
1
13
10% Sept.
Sept.
63% Sept.
103% Sept.
27% Sept.
42
Sale
105
Sale
I
Sale
42%
104
49,200j Convertible preferred....*
398,020jGlmbeI Brothers......
•
1,713,400 Goodrich (L /)
•
94,300
7% preferred...........100
2,384,500 Goodyear T A R
•
113,500
let preferred
•
457,000 Gotham Silk Hosiery......*
2,275
Preferred...
10o
31%
16%
14%
13
12%
12
..100
110,900
5,500
202,800
4,000
Sale
130
Sale
41
50
42%
Sale
11%
41%
67%
568,400 Gen Realty A Utilities Corp.*
Preferred
.........*
43,660
..*
121,900 General Refractories
Voting trust certificates..*
2,300
•
2,350 Gen Steel Castings pref
1,835,800,Gillette Safety Rasor
*
170 Gold A Stock Telegraph..100
15,800,
Sept. 12
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 7
Sept. 14
Sept. 15
Sept. 12
Sept.
July
....
100
70
42
Sale
14%
.._.*
400
9%
2%
16%
7%
49
Sale
4%
15%
7%
Sale
38
30%
108% 111% .108%
24% Sale
19%
12% Sale
11%
37% Sale
36%
1% Sale
Conv preferred A.
13,760
11,400 General Italian Edison
.....*
353,800 General Milla
Preferred...
..100
20,400
15,412,000 Gen Motors Corp,.........10
Preferred (5)
..*
80,500
*
36,000 Gen Outdoor Advertising
A
•
13,000
6,490 General Printing Ink.......*
Preferred.
......*
1,260
*
165,800 General Public Service
1
210,600 General Ry Signal......
...
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
12% Sept.
Sept.
40% Sept.
Sept.
150% 140
16
20
Sept.
10
11
Sept.
Sale
2% Sept.
16% Sept.
19%
Sale (
7% Sept.
Sale
77
!
Gen Amer Transp Corp.....5
General Asphalt
....*
General Baking Co.........5
General Bronse
19
15
11
17,700
7% preferred ..........100
484,900 Gtldden Co (The)
*
7,540
7% prior preferred.....100
828,800 Gobel fAdolf)
•
824,200 Gold Dust certificates .___.*
4,200
Preferred
•■■V
12%
......100
Preferred....
"
,29
Sale
25
...
44,800
47,400
17
Sale
10
14
Sale
*
..1^
10
.*
48,400
*
143,800 Gen Cigar Inc
Preferred (7)
100
3,020
6,669,856 General Electric....._.....*
Special
10
251,100
.........*
1,239,100 General Foods
..*
437,300 Gen Gas Jt Elec CI A._
Class B...
•
2,180
Preferred A (7)
•
4,860
340
70
14
50%
22
3
15%
Sept. 14 101
12
8% Sept. 29
13
13% Sept. 21
19
13% Sept. 28
50
50
Sept. 15
18
12% Sept. 30
19
Sept. 27 22%
x99
13%
14%
Sale
14% Sept. 18
14%
Hi
Gen American Investors
Preferred
12
55
2\\
18^
VA
»
Gamewell Co (The)
General
11%
13%
50
•
pref
Gabriel Co (The)
A
8
1
Fuller Co prior pref
2d preferred....
160
:
conv
14
100
4%
preferred........*
Free port Texas Co....
510
"l",306
conv
Foundation Co.
149,500 Fourth Nat'l Investors
542,900 Fox Film "A"
Rights
56,415
Class A new
51,400
1,825 Franklin Simon pref..
40,600
.
7%
280
12,300
7,000
10
97
2Y
........
18,300
3,700
11,700
0
90
*
8,000
Preferred 6%
100
1,190
53,300 Follansbee Bros
6,500 Food Machinery Corp......*
448,400 Focter-Wheeler
600
r
100
Florsheim Shoe class A
88
5%
10%
10%
72%
20
22
70
27 106%
30, 35%
Sept. 30;
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3
Sept.
34% Sept.
12
5
27
93
6%
28
14
29
12%
73%
4%
42%
26
2%
1% Sept. 30
16
20
20
Sept. 28
Sale
8% Sept. 25 15
7%
7% Sept. 22
12%
32
28% Sept. 8 30
Sale
15%
12% Sept. 30
1
58%
54% Sept.
Sale
6%
4% Sept. 30
Sale
18% Sept. 30 23
Sale
15
19
Sept. 28
Sale
85% Sept. 26 88
Sale
9%
5% Sept. 21
Sale
19% Sept. 27 23%
106
101% Sept. 27 105
90
90
Sept. 16
Sale
17%
12% Sept. 30
34
Sept, 28 43
33%
Sale
31% Sept, 30 41%
69 ,
66
64
Sept, 22
Sale
8% Sept. 28 12
69
60% Sept, ,25 67
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
I
18
6
22
15
19
16
14
1
19
5
26
14
18
16
18
11
20
13
1
21
June
10
6
Sept. 26
June 28
Sept. 19
Sept. 14
15
July
June 12
June
13
June
10
Aug.
3
June 12
July
July
6
31
June 24
June 26
July
5
June 27
Jan.
3
11
Jan.
9
June
June 27
7
18
1
13
July
July
Aug.
July
July
July
Sept.
July
July
July
July
18
21
16
18
13
17
6
June
12
July
3
N. Y. STOCK
OCT., 1933.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
September.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares
1
100
Motors..
342,200 Granby Cons M S fit P
230,100,Grand Union Co trust ctfs.
1,700
1,010
13,400
21,900
406,500
Conv preferred series.....*
10,010iGranlte City Steel..—
*
133,720 Grant (W T)
*
401,400iGreat Northern If ore prop.*
1,999,500 Great West Sug
Preferred.
f
—1®"
12,910
500 Greene Cananea Copper..100
*
742,317 Grlgsby Grunow Co
192,200 Guantanamo Sugar........*
Preferred
100
1,190
.--*
80,800 Gulf States Steel...
7% 1st preferred..
..100
2,806
....25
18,600 Hackensack Water
Preferred A
-.25
2,240
866,600 Hahn Department Stores _.*
Preferred
100
38,400
50
...
2,200
200
1,900
420
33,200
3,000
.
3.100
4;
Hall
42,700
12,540
200
10
Printing
Hamilton
5
Sale
30 54
1154
20
Sale
7251 Sale
654
23
1
Sale
54
54
154
5
954
12
1754
20
17J4
1954
28
Sale
154 Sale
10
13
354
100
18
48
280
2,600
20
1,530
60
15,900
155,050
Rights
129,000 Hazel-Atlas Co
19,400 Helrae (G W)
14", 165
1,0001
200
50
1,200
Hercules
8
75
8
Sale
.....
360
25
100
*
Motors...
.
6654
7054
»!H13?
3,000
3,000
Hoe (R)
Ac Co class A
199",300
4,700
23,200
97,600 Hollander (A) A. Son
129,050 Homestake Mining
370,200 Houdatlle-Hershey cl B
Class
47,100
3
lVi
30
28
35
Sale
254 Sale
1754 31
5
Lowest.
Prices
4
Sept. 5
1354 Sept. 20
2 54 Sept. 27
954 Sept. 27
Sale
20
Sale
2454
25
2
VA
54,100
19,100
"4", 066
9,600
4,600
1,800
3,100
4,100
4,500
400
10,100
9,600
15,500
167,700
1,200
27,800
2,900
3
2
2
23
28
19
51
40
22 54
23 54
2854
%2'x
27
Sale
2754
454
Sale
2954
6
554
Sale
Sale
654
654
20
23
Sale
2854
25
454 Sale
454
6
26
35
27
82
84
81
30
Sale
18
19
1454
1754
89
99
89
99
354 Sale
Sale
2
Sale
254
10
154
1754
24
40
2054
27
454
18
3
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
254
18
2754
50
22 54
2854
754
3054
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
7
22
14
5
8
5
12
12
654 Sept. 6
554 Sept. 27
454 Sept. 27
5
Sept.18
81
80""~Sept."i5
8254
1454 Sept. 27
Sept. 22
89
19
89
3
Sept? 6
Sept. 11
Sept. 22
454 Sept.
Sept.
254 Sept.
3
20
83
Mar.
Sept.
Mar.
Feb.
554 July 12
1554 June 13
1054
3654
3054
3654
1654
4154
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
110
Fen.
5
654 Feb.
1654 Jan.
15
Apr
Sept. 25
Sept. 26
154 Sept. 28
72
101
130
12
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
23
8
1
1
28 85
Sept. 11
14 10254 Sept. 1
14 130
Sept. 14
141 1354 Sept. 5
4154 Sept.30x5454 Sept. 12
10454 Sept. 21 10954 Sept. 15
4954 Sept. 22 5654 Sept. 12
a80
Sept. 12 8254 Sept. 28
2554
2854
954
3854
154 Feb.
9
Apr.
17
12
July
July
6
6
1054 July
9
July
July
Feb.
35
4554 Jan.
654 Feb.
Mar.
54
54
54
554
54
July
Jan.
7
14
17
85
Aug. 28
2554 July 11
95
Aug.
8
6
254 June
6
154 June
354 Feb.
254 Apr.
48
July
3
July 11
July
7
July 11
Sept. 22
Sept. 6
June 12
64
Mar.
25
June 26
3054 June 14
454 July 13
4
July 18
3754 July 17
38
July 13
54 Mar.
54 Jan.
15
20
154 Sale
73 54 Sale
81
83
10154 Sale
10054 105
12554 130
13154
13
1254
1354 10
84
354
2154
1154
1554
Feb.
2
Sale
9
5
Sale
754
Sale
Sale
100
*
*
A
354 Sale
71
63 54
Sale
Sept. 1
Sept. 7
Sept. 22
Sept. 5
Sept. 1
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
Sept. 1
Sept. 19
Sept. 14
Sept. 1
3
*
Sale
254 Sale
954 Sale
354 Sale
*
100,800 Intercontinental Rubber
....*
176,500 Interlalce Iron.....
143,200 Internet Agricultural...
Prior preferred
100
24,700
*
163,800 Int Business Machines..
I
170,870 (nternat Carriers Ltd
...*
362,653 Internal Cement
176,000 I nternat Combus Eng..
Conv preferred...........*
38,100
Preferred certificates.....*
2,600
•
3,513,200 internet Harvester,
7% preferred
100
12,160
463,300 Internet Hydro-Elec Sys A..*
89,000 Internet Mercan Marine...-*
70
454 Sept. 12
77
Sept. 18
64
Sept. 14
2 54 Sept.
3
Sale
5154 Sale
7
6454 Sept. 27
4954 Sept. 27
106
3754 Sale
6 54 Sale
254 Sale
(Del)...*
36.035 Insuranshares Ctfs Inc.
Sale
105
236,400 Inspiration Cons Copper..20
(nsuranshares Corp
Apr.
1354 Sept. 18
4154 Sept. 22
Sept. 6
7
454 Sept 28
854
754 Sept 22
297
Sale
297
1 370
351
Sept
454 Sale
454
354
354 Sept 28
354
8
9
10
1154 Sale
Sept 221 1154
48
47
4954 4554 47
Sept 15' 48
Sale
26
3054 Sale
2554 Sept 28 3354
Sale
6
Sale
5
654
454 Sept 27)
25
71 3154
2754 Sale
Sept
3054 Sale
10 54 Sale
954 Sept 30 1554
1454 Sale
Sale
6
6
354 Sept 28
354 Sale
..*
Motocycle
*
73,300 Indian
Preferred
100
1,130
.....10
37,400 Indian Refining
*
1,106,300 Industrial Rayon Corp
*
368,400 Ingersoll-Rand
6% preferred
......100
201
*
98,000 Inland Steel
62,375
1
354 Mar.
110
V
7,600
Highest.
Sale Prices.
38
Sale
50
7
754 Sept. 14
3154 Sept. 12
29
Sept. 7
x30
Sept. 11
20
25
26
654
854
...
85,800;
24
81
15,400 Household Finance part pf 50
.100
419,300 Houston OH of Teian
Voting trust certificates.25
398,700
333,000 Howe Sound vot trust ctfs..5
...*
823,800 Hudson Motor Car
10
562,557, Hupp Motor Car Corp
42,300
22,300
70,200
21
Sale
4154 Sale
104 54 Sale
10854 Sale
52 54
Sale
5754 50
*
Holland Furnace
29,400
700
Prices
Mar.
Apr.
oIV*
Mar.
June 21
63
July
July
July
July
June 21
30
Apr.
Feb.
354 July 17
>32 July
July
5
65
July
8554 July
5
6954 Jan.
10254 Sept. 1
11654 Mar. 30 130
Sept. 14
3
Mar. 20
17
July
6
Feb.
15
27
85
Apr.
5 110
3554 Mar. 29 72
6454 Apr.
5 90
1
19
18
18
*
"8,406
10,200
1,400
2 54 Sale
1054 Sale
52 54
...
.
7
29
21
"ill
*
231,400 Hercules Powder.......
Preferred
100
3,840
61,800 Hershey Chocolate.....
Conv preferred...—--—*
25,500
9,100
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
25
7% preferred
9,300^
454
314
1954
50
1154
3
Watch..—
Preferred
31
1254
Sale
7 54
*
5,660 Hanna (M A) Co $7 pref
*
193,800 Harbison Walker Ref
Preferred 6%..........100
370
-*
44,500 Hartman Corp class A
Clans B
*
262,200
1
14,450 Hat Corp class A....
900
6X% preferred........100
.___...*
223,100 Hayes Body
"""480
3 54
1154
Ask
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
4 54 Sept.
Sept.
2454 Sept.
28
2954 26
2754 2554 Sept.
13 54 Sale
11
1154 Sale
Sept.
34 54 Sale
34
3854 Sale
Sept.
108
10754 110
10954 110
Sept.
254
o
31,900,
5,600
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
sk. Bid
Bid
Bid.
*
"5", 800
32*460
4
Ask.
Sale
Sale
5
Par.
1,480,700' Graham-Paige
„_lGrand Silver Stores.
530
Sept. 1.
1933.
Shares
51,700
26,800
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
18
22
146
149
854 Sale
3454 Sale
30
3254 Sept, 11 3754 Sept. 1
754 Sept. 14
554 Sept, 30
2
254 Sept. 5
Sept 19
354 Sept. 14
254 Sept. 30
3
Sept. 5
254 Sept, 22
Sale
6
954 Sept. 1
Sept 29
354 Sept. 1
254 Sept, 23
254
13
16
Sept. 22
Sept, 29 17
Sale
132
Sept 30 15254 Sept. 18
Sale
854 Sept.
654 Sept 22
Sale
2654 Sept ,28 3454 Sept.
3254
554 Sale
254 Sale
254 Sale
254
254
6
254
1154
132
654
2754
354 Jan.
254 Mar.
1
454
4354
854
154
554
4054 Sale
Sale
9
Sale
4
454
3654
117
554
Sale
118
Sale
3
Sale
20
3654 Sept 30 4354
111954
Sept
954
454 Sept 21
4
3
Sept 22
117
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Sept.
Sept. 13
Sale
,
1054 June 20
7
1054 June
Sept. 22
8*
sl'4
Jan.
9
8
12
July 17
July
7
Sept. 19
1654 July 17
754 June 13
Feb.
3
June
June
Apr.
May
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
154 Mar.
54 Mar. 23
454 May 16 20
11
154 Apr
454
4
24
Apr.
8254
1954 Feb. 27 78
105
Aug. 16 106
12
Feb. 27 4554
2
Feb. 25
954
5
154 Apr.
454
354
154 Mar. 29
54 Mar. 21
454
254 Mar. 1 12
54 Feb. 17
554
3
5
Jan.
2754
7554 Feb. 28 153 54
254 Jan. 16
654 Mar. 2
54 Apr. 13
lHXy
117
4
2
16 370
Mar.
2
Jan.
145
12
ir
6*
June
June
6
5
June 21
July
July
July
July
June
Jan.
June
17
18
31
7
2
10
8
July 18
July 13
July 19
July 19
July 18
July
7
July 17
Jan.
Jan.
23
454 Jan.
July
1354 Feb. 28 46
5 11954 Aug.
80
Jan.
4
254 Apr.
1354 July
4
654 June
154 Jan.
10
5
11
17
15
19
20
1
778.300
700
340
8,300
8,200
13,000
25,000
3,400
200
5,200
6,200
14,000
625
337,000
3,300
120
300
2,800
7,464,237
8,650
8,050
Preferred
780
450
100
24,600
3,600
21,700
100
Internet Paper
86,500
•
93,700
Class C
•
275,600
Preferred
100
234,520
•
15,710 internat Printing Ink
Preferred
...100
1,588
.....
.........
.
6% pref ctf of deposit...
40 910
6% preferred
200
109,500
60
530
50
300
56", 600
40
90
24,400
340
15,500
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
19 *
24
4954
4254
58
60
1754 Sale
6
Sale
2854 Sale
9
754
2454 Sale
87
2854
1954 Sale
5754
5954
41
50
10654
854
3
14
Sale
Sale
354
20
Sale
1
3754 39
5654 Sale
88
Sale
80
82
104
1654
Sale
854 Sale
Kenoecott
Copper
*
*
8% preferred
100
*
23,800 Kress (S H) Ac Co
378,900 Kreuger Ac Toll Co (Amer ctfs)
•
812.600 Kroger Grocery A: Bak
960 Laclede Gas.............100
......
Preferred
..........100
1,690
674,600 Lambert Co (The)..........*
3,680 Lane Bryant
5
264,600 Lee Rubber Ac Tire
No par valua.
x
Ex-dividend
if
Ex-Rights
4
2554
654
If*
_
Jan.
2
Apr.
354 Feb.
35
Apr.
1354 Mar.
2454 Jan.
954 Feb.
2454 Mar.
554 Feb.
154 Mar.
12
Apr.
154 Jan.
ilH
85
32
Sept.30 3754
51
Sale
4654 Sept. 27 5854
87
100
Sale
Sept. 1 105
70
70
Sept. 29 80
102 54 Sept.28 10454
10254 103
1454 Sept. 30 1854
1454 Sale
7
Sept. 22
854
654
754
15
20
32
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Sale
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7
18
14
5
18
14
12
Feb.
Mar. 17
90
23
Feb.
45
11
1254 Mar.
Apr.
42
Feb.
35
100
2"
Jan.
11
July
2
6054 July
5 10654 July
1
91
July
7
17
11
18
27
June 10 110
Feb. 27
Jan.
17
July
5
Mar. 15
June
20
Sale
254
Sale
23
12
Sale
454
3 54
4
454
354
254
1154
Sale
60
Sale
Sale
3254
11
Sale
57
65
Sale
8
Sale
2154 Sale
1754
18
4
454
2154 Sale
15
11
25
12
Sale
454
30
23
1154 Sale
98
154
10
100
154
15
271
30
Sale
17^
Sale
15
2
16
354
100
106
10054 106
454
554
354
454
1554
19
1554
19
32
39
30
3454
2754 Sale
2254
25
Sale
64
55
89
54
Sale
50
29
61
Sale
42
55
4254
2
5
6
Sale
*88
254 Sept.30
454 Sept.
8
Jan.
26
25
Jan.
3
1
1
1
Mar.
2
12
Sept. 30
1954 Sept.
5
6
3154 Sale
654
754
954 Sale
a Optional sale.
30
454
9
47
Sale
654
Sale
354 Sept. 9
2
Sept. 21
1054 Sept. 6
60
Sept. 18
20
Sept.
1654 Sept.
3
Sept.
15
Sept.
1154 Sept.
9954 Sept.
4
Sept.
12
Sept.
3054 Sept.
22
Sept.
Sept.
42
Sept.
2954 Sept.
454 Sept.
854 Sept.
54
27
27
28
7
1
22
22
25
28
Jan.
Jan.
10
13
19
27
6
21
14
27
19
5
21
754 Feb. 28
6
554 Apr.
3
Apr
Feb.
14
Mar.
2
Apr.
4
Mar. 22
10
Jan.
24
27
Jan.
l»i Jan.
17
Feb. 28
354 Mar.
2
2
Jan.
6
13
May 12
Ja
73
June 26
Sept. 14
July
8
26
Sept. 19
2554 July
7
654 June 7
30
7
July
July
8
ilVA
&*
June 14
June 27
May 31
44% July 13
26
1454 Feb. 28
May 19
3754 Apr 21
2254 Mar. 2
50
June
Jan.
y/o
Feb
26
3
13
1
6
27
2
Mar. 27
354 Feb. 28
Jan. 10
30
2754 Sept. 1
5454 Sept. 30
55
Sept. 13
35
Sept. 14
6
Sept. 6
Sept. 15
22, 11
30
30
22
22
26
3
14
12
14
19
Sept.
1654 Sept.
4
Sept.
18
Sept.
£1454 Sept.
10054 Sept.
554 Sept.
16
Sept.
3154 Sept.
654 July
31H
28
3
51
9
454 Sept.
354 Sept.
1554 Sept.
6554 Sept.
2
Jan.
13
Feb.
9
May 31
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
354
3 54
*
.
.........10
7% preferred...........100
310
13
254
54
54
54
Sale
Kresge (S S) Co
Kresge Dept Stores
2254
4154
3954
5154
_
72
2254 Sept. 19
11 10954 Sept. 12
4
July 11
21
July 10
1
5 H July 10
6
July 11
5 22« July 11
28
July
3
18 71
Aug. 23
28 2754 July
5
3
5654 July IT
25
5954 July 17
2
7154 July 17
28 2154 July 14
2
854 July
~
7
4054 July 15*
20
7
1154 July
27
32
July 15
Feb.
54
Kinney (G R)
8% preferred
1054
67
954
„
Klmberley -Clark
454
254
154
954
654 Feb. 27
51
1954
2 210 Kendall Co part pref ser A—*
4,583,856
12,100
76,700
9,580
1,300,200
1,363
10,310
11
5254
1
Kelvinator Co
10354
1854 Sept. 27 2254 Sept. 19
107
108
Sept. 23 10954 Sept. 12
17
10
Sept. 25 1954 Sept.
754 Sept.
454
454 Sept.,28
4
2
Sept.
Sept..27
254
Sale
254 Sept.
154 Sept. 22
Sale
954 Sept.,30 1754 Sept.
Sept. 27
954 Sept. 16 11
1154
65
69
Sept. 15
Sept. 27 69
Sale
2254 Sept. 30 2454 Sept. 18
Sale
41
Sept. 28 4954 Sept.
Sale
35
Sept. 28 4954 Sept. 18
Sale
Sept. 15
4954 Sept. 28 62
Sale
1254 Sept. 30 1754 Sept.
4
Sale
654 Sept. 15
Sept. 30
25
26
Sept. 14
Sept. 8 30
854
654 Sept. 27
754 Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 8 27
2754 23
1
15
4 54
37 j
........
Conv class B
6 600
100
1954
Sale
3854
19 100 Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
.....*
500 Chase Nat Bank ctfs of dep..*
Convertible Class A
6 900
1
1,707 100
2,500
108
Certificates of deposit...
400
498,556
49
25
Preferred.
100
7, 210
8, 660 Jones Ac Laugh Steel pref. 100
1, 040 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
5
402, 400 Kayser (J) & Co
113, 000 Kaufman Dept Stores ..SI2.50
3, 850 Keith-Albee Orpheum pf.100
*
1, 000 Kelly-Springfield Tire
New
..5
393, 800
289.300
230
2354
*1
52 900 Jewel Tea Inc..............
1,598, 000 Johns-Manvllle
10454
1754
554
354
254
1454
10
...
Preferred
2054 Sale
65
138,000 International Salt.........*
*
141,900 International Shoe....
100
208,900 International Silver....
7% preferred..........100
18,675
7,730,300 Internat Tel Ac Tel
*
106,200 Interstate Dept Stores
Preferred
100
5,140
*
17,300 Intertype Corp
....1
43,100 Island Creek Coal....
100
600
80
67
pref 7%.. 100
cl A *
400
1,800
Sale
Internet Paper & Power
Class B
110
2,300
172,200
854
Internet Nickel of Cenede.
Jan.
3
3554 July 11
80
61
June 14
Jan. 16
July
17
June 28
1254 July
19
AGGREGATE SALES.
I
In
September.
,,
15,400
900
3,900
34,300
2,900
3,300
31,100
141,200
1,300
14,400
2,100
6,100
?ar-
2,4701
2,800
40
3,000
5.800
300
5,000
30,700
6,000
5,800
800
467,400
16,300
63,100
10,100
16,300
890
3,900
240
25,400
27,600
3,600
7,700
3,900
260
300
400
820
2,000
5,200
38,900
2,200
86",500
5,000
52,600
279.400
Lehman Corn
U6,100lLehn
«c
1,283,100
Incorporated
Loews
21,000
800
Sale
304
Mack Truck
Macy
(R
Madison
& Forbes
7%
preferred
......
Sale
35
118
Sale
Sale
Marine
246",666
1*2", 500
73,200
6,100
104,000
3,900
T,906
Sale
Sale
374 Sale
124
14
34
34
154
84
2
,14
54
1
Sale
154
Sale
14
Sale
3
Sale
374 Sale
1094 120
110
Sale
2
294
64
74
14
"224 "45" *514
*
Products
*
Motor Wheel
Mulllns
-*l
Mfg Corp
*
preferred-.
Convertible
Munsingwear
.10
Murray Corp of America.
Myers (F E) & Bros
Nash Motors Co
*
*
IIIo
National Acme
National
""_
.
Bellas Hess
..10
400
100
700
5,900
24,600
1,000
""64 "64
85
44
24
Sale
6
5
Sale
38
464
654
Sale
144
704
164
174
214
34
Sale
15
14
"5,500
*5*866
590
1,150
23,000
26,500
70
270
410
136,000
168.000
2,500
85,500
•
No par value,
x
22
65
4*
New
York Air
65*
5
124
104
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
234
24
Sale
Sale
Y
.
Sale
13
25
22
24
18
214
174 Sale
714 Sale
254 Sale
46
484
Sale
4
1
4
34 Sale
124
34
54
14
74
34
IV
294
Sale
2>Y
Sale
6
Sale
94
34
104
13
284
84
Sale
Sale
264 Sept. 8
84 Sept. 30
Sale
15
Sale
194
38
1
5
15
Sale
404
Sale
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
134 Feb.
Feb.
14 Mar.
54 Mar.
4 Feb.
3
Feb.
4 Jan.
4 Jan.
14 Jan.
54 Apr.
4 Jan.
54 Mar.
6
Feb.
24 4
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
54
514
Sale
3s
241
16
16
18
27
25'
30
2
15
10
4
6
3
1
18
31
27
May
5
Septl 20
14
Sept. 18
Sept. 6.
14
Sept. 6
104 Sept.
6
494 Sept. 15
28
Sept. 18
94
14
3 4
84
30
9
10
124
54
164
184
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 18
Sept. 14
Sept.14
Sept. 14
Sept. 11
6
June 11
June 11
Sept. 23
July 19
464 July
654 July
194
54
264
54
94
94
23
July
June
July
July
July
June
July
Jan.
9
June
3
June
6
June
3
June 20
P
28
20
1
2
2
3
July 10
Apr.
4
Feb.
Jan.
/
2?
3
84 Feb. 25
Jan.
6
4 Jan.
9
4 Jan.
5
4 June 19
74 Mar. 2
14 Mar.
1
14 Mar. 21
Mar. 21
5
5
Mar. 30
14 Feb.
25
Jan.
25
8
114 Apr. 12
14 Feb. 2^
19
29
6
19
19
10
18
June 12
4
114
204
2 4
184
54
2h
2i
1
19
7
7
June 26
7
2,
Mar.
1
June
25
•
5
9
34
224
294
90
J
34 Mar.
3
Mar.
26
Mar.
7
8
25
"74*Septl26 ""14 Mar."Y
25
11
18
15
Jan.
27 434
20 110
Feb. 24 33
84
Apr. 10
154
Apr.
4
May 24
Apr.
84 Feb.
2
Mar.
22
Jan.
7
Feb.
134 Mar.
55
Apr.
13
13
Jan.
Feb.
15
144 Sept. 1
434 Sept. 6
21
Sept. 12
Sept.
1
72
Sept.
1
8
6
12
21
84 June 12
474 Sept. 20
95 >4 Aug. 28
3
134 June
Mar.
34
4
24
94
74
33
7
7
44 Sept. 22
16
Sept. 23
15
Sept. 22
84
Sept. 28
Sept. 21 1I8
Sept. 30 254
6
4
Sept. 29
6
13
184
44
Sale
2
Sale
19
13
6
21
444 Jan.
14 Mar.
14
364 Sept. 14
104 Sept. 15
44
15
63
2
A*
Sale
Sale
54 Sept.
6
50
Sept.
1444 139
16
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
JS
54 Sept.
834 Sept.
*
14
64
•
24
Sale
Sale
1
1
5
88x4 Sale
Sept.
64
584
1424
214
194
14
54
1114
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
57
21
22
72
Sept. 20
June
23
Sept. 18
July 10
Aug. 28
Sept. 6
Aug. 28
Sept. 18
July 19
July 18
Sept. 12
Sept.
1
July
6
94 June
July
174 July
72
Sept.
16
7
7
7
6
654 Aug. 21
284 July 19
54 July 18
30
July 18
22
July 17
44 Aug. 10
284 July
7
July
3
56
.<
24 June
2
64 Sept. 14
4 June 20
36
Sept. 14
114 July 10
104 July
25
June
18
9
184 June 27
114 July 17
204 July 10
27
July 10
74 July
7
94
5
14~Jan! '27
604
18
314 Feb. 25
Mar. 3
28 118
2
234
14
54 Mar.
27
254
12
104 Feb
Mar. 15
12
23
Feb
1
6
Feb. 15 1244
14
16!
264
"*54
[100
12
124
15
Sale
Sale
1174 122
1244 1274 1254 Sale
.100
Sale
103
...*
Sale
—
.100
—
82
126
Sale
115
144 Sale
Sale
104
104
108
Sale
174
64
Sale
7
64
Sale
64 Sept.2/
13
Sale
37
,.io
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
♦
......
10
184
114 Sept. 6
Sept. 28 130
125
Sept. .0 1254
105
Sept. 21 105
104 Sept. 22 144
120
364 Sept. 30
134 Sept. 28
38
Sept. 27
3
Sept. 30
164 Sept. 30
64 Sept. 5
374 Sale
Sale
Sale
Inc.. !IIi
9
154
...
.100
Sale
1
19
.100
81
...
_
_
*
"50
6% preferred......
North American Aviation. ...5
Optional sale.
174
74
124 Sale
I"i
New York Steam pref 6% ...*
120*
3
Sale
194
Sale
984 Sale
103 4
334
244
414
74
16
Sale
9
Sale
4
134
75 4
86 4
154 Sept.
/
5
9
Sept.
Sept.
4 Sept.
124 Sept.
Sale
Sale
77
Sale
Sale
75
Sept.
864 Sept.
98
Sept.
Sale
36
Sale
33
Sale
174
354
54
Sale
36
Sale
17
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
106
Sale*
1014
101
35
54 Sept.
Mar.
Feb.
64 Apr.
75
June 26
June
July
6
17
Sept. 18
Sept. 23
22
23 1094 July 19
1
204 July 13
1
4
Apr
17
i2<»
i*ug.
7
554 July
284 June 12
3
604 June
Feb.
15
Feb
Sept.
19
19
May 31
iSg
44
9
18
July
July
2
5
Feb.
4 May 10
434 Feb. 23 130
Feb.
48
Sept. 20
194 Sept. 18
Sept. 15
44 Sept. 1
234 Sept.
1
74 Sept. 11
18
Aug.
June 28
14 May
„84
Jan.
6
July
18
Jan.
P
27
Jan.
12 4 June 26
2
114 June
Feb.
114
54
234
114
14 Mar.
2
Sale
5
Sept. 18
Sept. 23
Sept. 27
Sept. 21
Sept. 1
July
June 28
8 115
24
....
Brake
a
4 Apr.
14 Jan.
24 Mar.
3
Apr.-
1|
264 Sept. 15
34 Sept.
1
20
Sept.12
18
Sept. 5
73
Sept. 12
264 Sept. 14
474 Sept.
5
14 Sept. 19
64 Sept. 14
Sale
[lio
Shipbuilding
Ex-dividend
434
1054 July
254 July
4
July
29
July
254 June
204 July
60
July
304 Sept.
44 June
34 Feb.
14
Jan.
120
May
Feb.
134 Apr.
4
Feb.
144 Mar.
13
Mar.
154 Sept.
1
154 Sept. 14
72
Sept. 6
*
American..
6
8
44 June
54 June 19
424 July 12
Feb.
4 Jan.
12
14
6
20
1
5
5
5
15
14
13
84 Sept. 28
59
Sept. 21
234 Sept. 11
24 Sept. 28
18
Sept. 21
134 Sept*28
62
Sept. 22
184 Sept. 30
40
Sept. 27
4 Sept. 30
34 Sept. 1
12
Sale
7% preferred.—.
North
Sept. 27
Sept. 22
1484 141
5% preferred—........ .100
*
N Y Investors Inc.......
N
8
3
4
Feb.
Feb.
104 Feb.
18
Sept. 18
July
3
Sept. 18
LOO 4 Jan.
.........
New York Dock....
14
4
194
1134
874
Jan.
it*
1
64
74 Sale
284 Sale
[II*
Steel
25
Jan.
284 Sept. 8
44 Sept. 28
11
Sept. 19
104 Sept. 14
45
Sept. 9
24
Sept. 1
84 Sept. 30
Sept. 27
Sept. 30
Sept. 23
Sept. 26
Nevada Cons Cop
Newton
Feb.
Mar. 22
65
Sale
Nelsner Bros
Newport Industries
6
17
Septll8
z354 Sept.
Sale
.100
Co..
16
Apr.
July
7
June
6
July 18
98
Sept. 18
994 Sept. 15
214 May 16
194 July
5
50
July 18
364 Sept. 18
784 July 19
16
Feb.
44 Sept. 29
Sale
[II*
7% 1st preferred
1,057,100 Noranda Mines Ltd....... [II*
3,152,313
25,500
1,793,300
60
38
Sale
28
Feb.
14
June 19
27
1
Apr.
Apr.
5
Sept.
64 July
794
23 4
374
Sept. 19 224
31 4
Jan.
17
Mar. 22 1404
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
18
Sale
[100
Preferred
Tea
314
164
204
274
Sale
144
.._*
National Surety ....
National
9
12
64
164
34
94
174
.100
.
10,690
236,600
734,800
30,400
82,200
121,600
25,100
70,600
17,360
9,210
559,292
703,800
9,261
2,720
3,542
Sale
*464
27
264
1,168,185 National Steel....
175,100 National Supply of Del.. "50
5,900
2,000
Sale
10
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
154 Sept.
134 Sept.
43,400
11,900
607,100
it*
78
Apr.
June 30
27
9
13
*
"100
92,400
150
Sale
120
Sale
284
7
....
7% preferred
898,900 National Biscuit..
9,200
7% preferred
1,091,900 Nat Cash Register A
2,404,100 Nat Dairy Prod Corp
62,600 National Dept Stores
5,770
7% 1st preferred
4,025,400 Nat Distillers Prod
50,100
$2 50 cum pref..
234,430
Rights
19,800 Nat Enamel & Stamp
27,100 National Lead....
Preferred A—
5,455
Preferred B
3,120
1,377,200 Nat Power 8c Light—
400
71,900
192,800
2,900
37
112
Sale
134 Sale
43
46
20
Sale
22
Sale
72
Sale
24
10
Rights
Motor
30
Sale
144
3
9
10
2
-
144
4
Sale
18
70
24
74
5
Feb.
Sept. 6
Sept. 30
44
44
14
Sale
16
"15"
Jan.
Jan.
394
624
34
184
114
34
Sale Prices.
Prices.
30
27
22
27
28
26
Sept. 1
Sept. 21
Sept. 25
Sept. 21
Sept. 22
Sept. 22
Sept. 28
294 Sept.
53
Sept.
24 Sept.
144 Sept.
24 Sept.
104 Sept.
34 Sale
94 Sale
154 Sale
27
6
preferred-..-—---100
54
64 Sale
24
25
100
14
54
3
4
14
Sale
7
4
Sale
154 Sale
*
15
53
Sale
105
ex-warrants.-*
preferred ...
*
64
7
44
4
—-
31",800
61,200
79
Sale
14
—
Miami Copper
454
Sale
Sale
7
13 preferred
174,200
15,130
37,400
1,020,900
15,200
1,613,700
123,100
Sale
3
4
4
14
54
4
104
[II*
—
warrants
4
Sale
Sale
14
preferred...—.—-1®'
May Dept Stores
25
Maytag Co (The)
*
5
6
54
64
7%
314,000
235,700
279,820
34,400
o
14
14
11
25
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30 Milwaukee El Ry A Lt pf-_100
*
22,250 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
558,200 Minn Moline Pow Implem..*
Preferred
——20,440
-*
215,300 Mohawk Carpet Mills
177,766 Monsanto Chemical Wks--7,051,900 Montgomery Ward & Co—._*
*
31,100 Morrell (J) & Co
*
370,900 Mother Lode Coalition
813,700 Moto Meter Gauge 8c Equip.*
32",200
Sale
3
Sale
787,400 Mid-Continent Petroleum.
158,190 Midland Steel Products.—--*
First oreferred
100
10,300
600
294
Sale
33
Explor
Marlln-Rockwell ...
Harmon Motor Car
Marshall Field & Co
Martin Parry Corp
8%
884
Sale
7
Midland,.——— [II10
Pref with
28
90
40
25
Sale
5
20
27
154
264
65
1
I160
Sept
Sept
104
144
7
2
2
37
1
3
Sept. 14
404 Sept. 14
34 Sept.
90
184
20
7
94
60
24 Sept 27
1054
21
Sale
2
24
10
17
164 Sale
10
Sale
54
25
Sale
6
204
34
204
444
24
54
!
Sept. 9
1174 Sept 21 L20
Sept.
1
984 Sept ,25 105
204 Sept 27 ;244 Sept. 14
2
34 Sept. 5
Sept 27
15
184 Sept. 15
Sept 21
Sept. 5
16
Sept 27 20
Sept.12
94 Sept 30 15
.Sept. 7
56
Sept. 14 60
56
304 Sept. 15
Sept, 27
274 25
24 Sept. 5
4 Sept, 21
Sale
24 Sept. 5
14 Sept, 20
Sale
4
104 Sept. 6
Sept, 18
Sale
4
54 Sept. 8
Sept, 28
5
1
34
474 Sept. 20
Sept,
Sale
774 Sept, 30 954 Sept. 18
Sale
6
84 Sept. 5
Sept, 28
Sale
15
Sept, 22
204 Sept. 12
Sale
2
1
Sept.
14 Sept, 27
Sale
15
8
Sept. 6
Sept, 29
8
25
Sept, 19 294 Sept. 23
Sale
Sept. 6
894 Sept, 12 90
96
6
174
164
Prices
119
102
Sale
5
.—25
Manhattan Shirt
Sale
120
Sale
4
-100
Sale
Sale
374
Highest. V
Lowest.
Highes i.
Sale
Prices
10
174 Sept. 14
Sept. 30
Sale
78
Sept. 5
76
Sept. 13
77
44 Sept. 5
Sept. 29
Sale
94 Sept. 7
Sept. 28
Sale
67
Sept. 28 754 Sept. 20
Sale
184 Sept. 23 204 Sept. 5
Sale
254 Sept. 27 334 Sept. 14
Sale
174 Sept. 19 224 Sept. 18
Sale
Sept.
1
264 Sept. 8 30
Sale
1414 1364 Sept. 22 L404 Sept. 18
98
Sept. 18
93
Sept. 30
Sale
934 Sept. 28 994 Sept. 15
Sale
17
Sept. 14
154 Sept. 28
Sale
15
Sept.
8
124 Sept. 29
15
254 Sept. 30 364 Sept. 14
Sale
29
Sept. 27 364 Sept. 18
Sale
Sept. 15
70
Sept. 6 78
75
24
24
Sale
34
4
234
100
19
Bros
Maracaibo Oil
69
744
59
Sale
.100
7% preferred——
Sale
94
115
.....
Manati Sugar—...
Mandel
174
16
19
(H R) Co——
154
i24
114
'"II*
Magma Copper
94
12
Co.—*
1®®
Inc
93
90
224
H) Co, Inc—.
c—*
Sq Garden ▼ t
»
Mallinson
130
3
A—.-*
300 Mexican Petroleum
40
700
254
Sale
3,890
$6 1st
34,900 Melville Shoe Corp
*
440,200 Mengel Co
Preferred .....-.------100
7,359
57,600 Mesta Machine Co----—
9,600 Metro-Goldwyn Pict pref..2>
180
8,000
1,900
42,300
Sale
468,100 Mathieson Alkali Works—
110
260
Sale
20 4
-25
*00
100
Preferred
625,610
334,721
78,673
110,200
121,500
3,210
38,293
12,850
6,000
85,200
34,700
541,100
73,600
535,300
460,900
18,700
7,600
19,800
5,300
Sale
Preferred
300
600
Sale
134
—,
Mac Andrews
200
32,500
237,000
Sale
1404
954
*
McLellan Stores class
28
136
50
Porcupine Mines—5
Plate
*
McKesson & Robbins
-5
173,900
Conv pref series A———50
187,100
77,100
16,100
400
28
Sale
514
144
94
McKeesport Tin
15,400
7,100
1,700
7,000
12,300
568,700
Sale
174
Mclntyre
588,800
8,561
42,700
1,087
19
123
80,700 Louisiana Oil—
2,150
64% preferred -—-—100
135,000 Louisville Gas & Elac A...- 187,700 Ludlum Steel
J
4,900
Convertible preferred
*
65,400 McCall Corp
198,312 McCrory Storea
56,015
Class B
-53,115
6% preferred.—-—i
16,300 McGraw Hill Pub Co
-*
1,910,000
337,800
1,183,763
68
104
Sale
!L
6
84
72
94
—
Common
3
Sale
Sale
18
54
6
Preferred
1,488,600
76
164
.....
1,760
1st preferred6,800 Lorillard (P) pref
13
78
44
414
(
287,400 Loft Incorporated—
71,730 Long Bell Lumber A
135,400 Loose-Wiles Blsc
Ask
Sid.
20
460*
&
1*
*®
(The).—.—.*
Co—5
Kink Products
485,500 Llbby-Owens Ford Glass—*
21,700 Life Savers Corp
»
111,100 Lima Locomotive Works
*
9,406 Liggett & Myere Tob pref.100
34,600
Common
™
556,900
-B
2l
80,500 Lily Tulip Cup Corp—
*
33,800 Link Belt Co
———*
776,600 Liquid Carbonic...
^
230
3,900
16,600
54
Ask.
Bid
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
Ask.
36 4
Preferred
208,200 Lehigh Velley Coel
69,900
Preferred
70
1,200
70,200
1933.
Bid.
44,600 Lehigh Portland Cement. .50
460
9,900
5,600
16,800
4,000
226,900
21.700
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
4,900
;>Y
Price
EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK
Since
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICESIN SEPTEMBER.
STOCKS
Shares.
Shares.
.
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
38
Feb.
64 Apr
Sept. 19
44 July
Sept. 5
64 Mar.
Sept.
1
4 Apr.
Sept.
5
14 Jan.
Sept.12
Jan.
31
Sept.
1
Mar.
80
Sept. 11
Sept. 6 a934 Apr.
Jan.
Sept. 20
Apr.
Sept.
1
Feb.
32
Sept. 11
Feb.
4
Sept. 5
IP
July
5
Apr. 24
7
July
June 23
June 23
24 June 12
9
224 Aug.
June I9
90
8
1014 Aug.
Jan. li
25 110
14
384 Sept. 2o
41 364 July 13
22
28
27'
46
Jan.
la
9
July
I7
N. Y. STOCK
OCT., 1933.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
Price
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
Shares
700
20
10,400
13,000
1,400
3,000
35,100
240
20,900
2,500
2,299",600
29,900
60,400
21,500
8,700
631,400
388,700
910
80
11,805
2,010
Pacific
7
Lighting Corp
32
86
75
23% Sale
29% Sale
Sale
85%
26
Sale
23
Sale
84
87%
112
110
86
112
105
8% Sale
*
2%
5
...5"
*11%
Sale
18% Sept.
104% Sept.
6% Sept.
Sept.
37% Sept.
5% Sale
4
8%
8%
Sale
84% Sept.
14(
24% Sept.
30
Sept.
26
Sept.
89% Sept.
111% Sept.
9% Sept.
5% Sept.
20% Sept.
25% Sept.
19
Sept.
83
Sept.
110
Sept.
7% Sept.
3% Sept.
13
June
June
7
5
5% July 18
36
Aug. 31
8% July 18
Sept. 22
Jan.
86
15
Jun
7
Jun
25% July
106
July
9% June
21% June
93% Apr.
1% Mar.
2% Feb.
22
Apr.
100
Apr.
31% Mar.
20
5
Feb.
17
96% July
13
32
New
Class
"
"l",920
B
Class B
stock..
12"
5
new
30
31,300
63,300
5,800
i
%
%
306,900 Pathe Exch.
*
226,706
$4 preferred class A
*
867,946 Patino Mines & Ent Cons ._*
533,100 Peerless Motor
3
193,200 Penlck & Ford
•
904,400,Penney (J C) Co
•
36,207
Preferred
100
151,300 Penn Coal 8c Coke
50
350,460 Penn-Dlxle Cemeor
*
15,100
7% preferred series A
100
3,100 People's Drug Stores Inc
*
...
300
8,700
15,800
1,800
100
80
686
100
Preferred..
12% Sept. 20
Sept. 23
101% May
7% Sept.
1% Mar.
2
Sale
15
Sale
10%
Sale
1% Sale
29% Sale
3% Sale
15
3
14
Sept
1
Sept. 15
15
Sept. 14
Sept. 1!
1%
26%
2%
1%
Sept. 30
Sept. 28
Sept. 8
Sept. 27
2%
29%
3%
2%
Sept. 14*
Sept. 11!
Sept. 16
Sept. 1;
1%
1% Sept. 27
9%
7% Sept. 28!
17% Sept. 6 21%
6
4
Sept. 30
54
Sept. 27 a:59%
43
Sept. 30 52%
103
Sept. 25 106
6%
3% Sept. 30
4
6%
Sept.
Sept. 8
Sept. 18
Sept. 20
Sept. 14
Sept.
1
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Sept. 5
Sept. 14
Sept. 5
Sept. 27
Sept. 19
2
Sale
27% Sale
2% Sale
2% Sale
14
%
1% Sale
8% Sale
19% Sale
%
2
Sale
1%
1
29%
24%
Sale
Sale
90
89
3%
5
Sale
x59% Sale
47 % Sale
102 % 105
6
Sale
6% Sale
4^
6
18
19
15
10
24
29
•» «.
1%
1%
Sale
7% Sale
20% Sale
4
Sale
53%
54
43
Sale
102% 105
3% Sale
4% Sale
15
12%
20
26%
82
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
20
30%
87
Sale
29
Sept.
55% Sept.
Sale
12
14
25
;
84%
55%
85
Sale
83
25
86
x73%
Sale
5%
4%
4%
30%
12%
14
13% Sale
15% Sale
12
Sale
Sale
34
32
Sale
25
30
61
50
57
43
Sale
Sept. 27
11% Sept. 22
14% Sept.
6
30% Sept. 11
43
Sept. 30
Sale
""4% Sept."27
1
"2
July
Feb"."i8
10
4% June
June
2% Jan.
2% June
32% July
4% July
3
July
21
2% July
9% July
22% July
9% July
59% Aug.
52% Sept.
% Apr,
5% Jan.
% Mar.
% Apr.
6
11
July
12%
2
June
8
12
Jan.
5
94% July 14
111% Sept. 14
9% Sept. 29
6% July 14
Mar.
11% Mar
7%
1
Sale
1%
6
70
158,266.People's Gas L 8c Coke...lO«'
16,100
10
Sale
_
18,500
25,100
127,900
29,900
10,600
66,300
14
2
qioS
.
474,960
50,606
12%
Sale
2
130,900 Panhand Prod 8c Ref_...._*
1,460
8% preferred
.....100
Paramount Publlz Corp...10
380,900
Certificates of deposit..10
212,100 Park fit Tiiford
•
489,000 Park Utah Cons Mines.....1
64,400 Parmelee Transport Co.
*
12,400
----
July
43%
29
Pan-Amer Pet it Trans
"4",000
""400
13
13
105
Feb.
65
9
Jan.
Apr
6
2
18
19
42
25% Mar.
1,
6
7
9
17% July
8% July
30% June
2% Feb.
1% Jan.
10% Feb.
5
1
23
16
14
29
73% Sept. 28
July
1% Mar.
64
!
Sale
21% Sale
22
20
8
8
Sept.
Sept.
11% Sept.
12
79
10
43
19
4% Feb. 27
1% Feb. 27
3% Feb. 28
98K
Sale
Sale
8%
Apr.
4% Sept. 7
26% Apr. 27
1% Feb. 23
29
May
3
17% Sept. 20
5% Sept. 1
19% Sept. 1
5H Sept.
82% Sept.
8% Sept.
Sale
S- 8
Sale
82
108
...
Packard Motor Car.....
6
83 % 100
98%
Salo
7%
78
100
Pacific Teleph
3,503.000
13
40
30 %
39
8c Tefegr..l00
Preferred.
.....100
*
8,100 Pacific Western Oil
8,100
Sale
34
.25
54,350 Pacific Mills
14% Sept. 27
3% Sept. 22
15
Sept. 21
Sale
14
Sale" 14
Sept.
104% 100% 110
100% Sept.
Sale |
4
1 Sept,
4% Sale
14
7% Sept,
7% Sale
38
32
38
37% Sept.
104
6
48
37
15% Sale
3% Sale
13 %
15
Sale
35
103 %
....25
Pacific Gas & Elec
181,100
98% 100
3% Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 8
5
Sept. 9
33% Sept. 30
4% Sept. 1
33
18%
..100
Preferred
Owens-Ill Glass Co..
7% Sale
82% Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
65
Sept. 20
4% Sept. 7
Sept. 21
3
Sept. 29
60
4
30
Prices
Sale
11
....
190
2%
3
Sale
66%
60
770 Outlet Co
851,200
19
Ask
50
57
3%
4%
33% Sale
Sale
Sale
I*
2%
Corp v t c (The)..*
A....
100
Preferred
1524
5%
Sale
18
77,200 Oppenheim Collins it Co—•
1,040! Orpheum Circuit Inc PreflOO
737.000 Otis Elevator
6% preferred...........100
3,940
648,800 Otis Steel..
Prior preferred.........100
61,521
10
1%
40
........
473,900 Oliver Farm EquIp .—....
Preferred A............
59,900iI
4,500,
42
1%
24%
6
70
5%
39%
4% Sale
32
37
36
25 %
Ohio OH Co (The).
224,300' Omnibus
7
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Loicest.
Sept. 30.
Ask. Bid.
Bid
61%
4%
71
5%
Preferred
Nunnally Go
Ask.
66
18,400 North Amor Rdlsoo prof..
10,400 North German Lloyd
1,400 Northwestern Telegraph.
195,900 Norwalk Tire 8c Rubber..
190
277,500
26,000
2,500
Sept. 1.
1933.
Bid
Par
Shares.
1,300
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
In
September.
39
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
10
18
17
17
20
Jan.
% Jan.
% Mar.
% Jan.
1% Jan.
5% Jan.
% Feb.
x25% Feb.
19% Mar.
,
103
21
4
6
13
18
1
29
18
Aug.
1
90
Jan.
%
%
4%
10%
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan. 25
11
Apr
Sept. 27
9% July
5
9% June 19
32
July
5
July 13
II
July 11
87
6% Feb.
4% Jan.
4% Jan.
4
25
Apr. 11
45
Sept. 22
15% June
8
15
July
3
18% Sept. 19
36
July
7
65
29
78
Jan.
9
Rights
1,500
72,250
204,800
1,400
500
37,400
549,770
Pet
...
36~,806
5%
10
330
10
700
600
8,200
70
400
200
600
500
1,000
112,400
8,200
3,500
2,300
29,900
"""406
900
11,900
30,300
330
9,200
2,150
100
500
..10
11*5
.too
18%
4%
Pittsburgh
Steel
24
conv
d" iiN
.25
5
Sale
100
50
Sale
4
Sale
16
Sale
...
...
*
Pittston Co (The)
"5
Plymouth Oil..
Poor 8c Co class B
.....
2%
Sale
%
Porto Rlcen Am Tob c! A.
Sale
5%
5%
7%
Sale
Class B.
Postal Teleg 8c Cable pref 100
Prairie Oil 8c Gas..
.25
Prairie Pipe Line....
.25
21,720 Pressed Steel Car 7% pf.. 100
192,400
Common...............
622,850 Procter 8t Gamble........
iot
7,682
Preferred 5%
150,806
9,288
■+' 460
4%
1
3%
120%
775,060
400
7,200
19,500
Common...
ioo
'lSa
....
preferred
100
x98
♦
6% preferred
$5
4
125"
.....
7%.
22,406
6
Sale
% Sale
.50
......
8%
Sale
101
Pref ctfs of deposit
4,500 Pub Ser Corp of N J pf 8%. 100
...
6
1%
29%
Producers 8c Ref Corp.... .50
7% preferred.
18
40%
9% Sale
32
36%
100
Pref
60%
15
100:
6% preferred
Pittsburgh United.
Sale
59%
ioo
pref....
Pitts Term Coal..
Sale
1% Sale
*
Pittsburgh Screw 8c Bolt.
Sale
11
100
6% preferred
20
Sale
1
.
13,400
103,100
2,780
26,100
3, '30
27,400
9,640
36,250
1,312,800
111,200
63,300
53,900
595,500
2,800
24,725
9
32
Sale
Sale
9
9%
48% 55
...
Preferred..
15
80
13%
15%
15,820 Pierce-Arrow Mot C pref. .100
Class A
32,700
.25
347,100 Pierce Oil Corp...
100
33,800
8% preferred
399,500 Pierce Petroleum
157,600 Pilsbury Flour Mills......
7,700 Pirelli Co of Italy A
47,000 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa).. 100
69,800
2,700
3,800
12
32
.
.
11% Sale
16% Sale
"*7% Sale" "~4%
too
Preferred
53,500 Philip Morris 8c Co.
2,105,452 Phillips Petroleum
5,810 Phoenix Hosiery..
5,200
9,500
26,400
2,400
25,000
4,500
2,200
700
6%
lio
pref
non-cum
a
772,600 Phlla & Reading C & I
6,400 Phillips Jones Corp
200
"~4",006
Corp
-.25
1,453,947 Phelps Dodge
16,700 Philadelphia Co pref 6% ..50
$6 preferred
4,400
I
298,800
Milk
Petroleum
84
Sale
Sale
88
13%' Sale
5% Sale
2%
2%
26% Sale
14%
18
20%
23
9%
10%
3% Sale
43
Sale
103% 104
1% Sale
8% Sale
11?*
8Sk
x90%
x75%
Sale
117
13
16
7%
49%
Sale
8%
53
2%
40
2%
20% Sept.
7%
34
30
3%
17%
11
3
46
3
3%
12%
10%
11
1%
13%
18%
4%
1%
4%
2
Sale
18%
27%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
21
Sept.
24
66%
15
41
10%
32
3%
16
5
28
25
27
22
27
28
28
30
50%
4
16%
13%
5%
2%
11
8t
5
12
20
1
20
14
20
1
5
7
22
1
14
Sale
103% Sale
1% Sale
6%
5%
9%
105% 111%
Sale
Sale
36
104%
94%
Sale
83
86
Sale
70
Sale
94
48
Feb.
4% Jan.
4|
1% Mar. 15
25
Mar. 311
7
50,000
8,600
J5 preferred............
847,000 Pullman Company..
1
424",900
3,462
23,900
550,600
3.200:
101
10% Sale
I50
Punta Alegre Sugar
1,473,300 Pure Oil
15,9/7
8% conv pref........... ioo
645,766
9,161,633'
"•3% Sale"
60
7%
Corp of Amer
preferred
•
"A"
50
48,300,
634,800
25,400
290.500 Raybestos-Manhattan
Sale
18%
Sale
3% Sale
5%
504,700 Radio-Kelth-Orpbeum CI A.*
46*606
Preferred
67
7% Sale
42,600'
16
_»
B......
101%
51% Sale
18% Sept. 18
12
June 26
50% Aug. 9
21% Sept. 11
10
June
6
1 % June 21
Apr. 18
Apr. 18
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
33% Apr.
4
Feb.
17
Jan.
1% Feb.
10% Jan.
% Feb.
Jan.
4
% Feb.
15%
Feb.
27
4
7
Feb.
27
Mar. 22
13% June 21
2% June 21
7
66% Sept. 20
23
Juiy 18
48
July 14
11 % Ju.y
6
38% May 27
6% July 18
23% July 20
6% July 18
64
July 19
26% July
7
June 19
17% July
13% July
7
7
6
4
May 17
40% June
7
15% July
5
22
July
6
8
June
Feb.
June
7
27| 18
21|
5% June 8
28
47% July 18
Apr.
18
Jan.
9% Sept. 26
3% Sept. 26
44% Sept. 14
105
Sept. 19
1% Sept. 1
10
Sept. 7
8
Sept. 8
111
Sept. 6
x41 % Sept.
1
99
Sept. 23
291
Sept.
1
275% Sept. 1
95% Sept. 29
45% Sept. 22
99% Sept. 16
53% Sept. 1
89* May.
10% "Sept." "i
54% Sept.
1
15% Sept. 30
15% Sept 20
69% Sept. 19
19% Sept. 12
2% Mar.
30
9% Sept. 14
Sept. 1
22% Sept. 1
3% Sept. 14
Feb.
23
13% Feb.
6% Feb.
28
Sale
98
16% July 18
35
June 30
14% June 9
Jan.
If
3*
3
Jan.
31
Feb.
2
Feb.
23
105
2%
13
8
107
Apr. 25 125
33% Apr.
4
57%
8A* Apr. 17112%
80
Apr.
4 101 %
66% Sept. 20 88%
Feb.
Sept.
8
Jan.
9
June 13
Jan. 12
Jan.
24
Jan.
31
Jan.
11
58% July
7
3*103%
27i
Sept. 19
June 21
June 21
"
Purity Bakeries
Radio
103 %
8
1%
%
3%
%
9%
Apr.
1
Feb. 24
Apr
3
Mar. 23
% Feb. 27
12
June
4
(Public Service El 8c Gas—
700
8
June 30
Feb. 23
8
8% Sept.
2
Sept.
38% Sept.
103% Sept.
1% Sept.
4% Sept.
6% Sept.
108
Sept.
33% Sept.
93
Sept.
z84% Sept.
66% Sept. 20
96
99%
3
5% Mar. 21
21
62
'"2% 'Feb."27 "~9% July"l4
%
6%
1%
1%
18
7%
9%
2% Sale
39
!
3%
46
21%
4%
1%
11%
2%
5
13
4
18% Sept. 18
9
Sept. 6
48% Sept. 6
25
16
27
25
27
30
5
29
29
30
11
22
35
10
20
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
%
8%
1%
20%
60%
Sale
4
13% Sept. 12
"l4%"Sept."l8
3
17
14
Sept." 1
Sept. 22
17
7% Sale
2%
7%
35
35
12
Sept. 12
18% Sept. 19
32
Sept. 1
51
Sept. 18
.
19%
2%
3 '
% Sale
8%
9%
1% Sale
20% Sale
65%
66%
19
15
12% Sept 28
14% Sept. 27
8
Sept. 11
48% Sept. 6
12
11
74%
13%
15
12
14% Sept. 14
9%
'10% Sale" *13% Sale'
54% Sale
19% Sale
9
Sale
31
Sale
21
Sale
3% Sale
61%
63
16
Sale
7%
26%
17
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7%
24%
15%
2%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
30
28
28
28
.
31
2
15% Sept. 20
Mar.
3; 69% Sept. 19
5% Feb. 24 25% July 11
3
12% July
8
40
May 31
8
1
28! 27
July
Mar. 31
5% June
5
Feb.
8
Rand Mines
8,400
100
2,300
200
44,500
2,400
30
129,800
76,600
10,700
400
2,300
70
8,900
2,300
*
*
202,900 Real Silk Hosiery
2,470!
67,600
14,330
Preferred
Reis
(Robt)
10
.........
1st preferred ..........100
711,700 Rem'ton-Rahd
21,366
1 st preferred.....
4,256
3d preferred.........
973,926 Reo Motor Car
2,208,000 Republic Steel Corp
297,505
Convertible preferred
11,300 Revere Copper 8c Brass
6,686, Class A
....
2,921'
Preferred
296,700 Reynolds Metal Co
93,666
No par value
100
8c Co.
,
6%
6%
22%
%
1%
...I
Ex-dividend.
c
Sale
Sale
16% Sale
11% Sale
50
45
55
2%
3
13% Sale
36% Sale
.100
29
34
4% Sale
17% Sale
40% Sale
7
7%
m
400
14
Oash sale,
18
50
.100
Sale
17% Sale
Reynolds Spring Co
x
.....
17% Sale
13%
14%
9% Sale
.100
...5
.
7%
Sale
13
a
Optional sale.
Sale
1%
7%
50
2%
10%
7% Sale
27%
29
26
28%
3% Sale
13% Sale
31
Sale
6
5%
45
8
18
55
15% Sale
9
11
16% Sept.
6
11% Sept. 21
50
Sept. 29
1% Sept. 28
9% Sept. 29
7
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
2% Sept.
13
Sept.
29
Sept.
6% Sept.
12
Sept.
50
Sept.
15
Sept. 28,
9% Sept. 231
26
27
20% Sept. 14
14
Sept. 12
50
Sept. 29
2% Sept. 7
13% Sept. 1
9% Sept. 1
31% Sept. 14
29
Sept. 25
4% Sept. 1
18% Sept. 12
41
Sept. 14
7% Sept. 15
14% Sept. 19
55
Sept.18
18% Sept. 18
Sept. 1
13
20% Sept. 14
20% June 12
60
May 15
4% July 18
18% June 22
5% Feb.
25
Jan.
% Jan.
1% Jan.
2% Feb.
7% Feb.
23
27
8
Feb.
27
11% July 17
37% July 19
35% July 13
6% June
7
1% Feb.
28
4
Feb.
9
Feb.
July 13
27) 23
28
54% July 13
1% Jan. 10
2% Mar. 2
12
June
2
25
June
2
7
Feb.
14
60
July
6
Feb.
27
1% Feb, 28
27
June 27
July
12
N. Y. STOCK
40
aggregate sales
Pries
Jan. 1.
Par
Shares.
Shares.
10
2,751,500 Reynolds (RJ)Tob cl B
152,800
W
Class A
5,507
385
460 Rhine Westphalia Eler Pr
438,600 Richfield OH Co of Calif
...
8,300 Ritter Dental Mfg
*
161,350 Ros.sla Insurance ....——S
149,600 Royal Dutch Co N Y shs...
200
859,800
102,100
33,400
St Joseph Lead..
1,700
4,700
187,700
11,400
140
290
309,110
1,200
343,800
2,800
—
...10
♦
542,700
7,100
12,870
73,700
376,800
365,900
6,590
5,350
1,010,420
9,520
280
Safeway Stores....
...
!Iio«
Preferred (6)......
..100
Preferred (7)
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Distillers Corp ■"II5
Schultc
*
Stores..
Retail
8% preferred........ Ilioo
Scott Paper
Seaboard OH Co of Del.
Ill*
265,600 Seneca Copper.........
Sharon Steel Hoop
94,900
315,400
20,230
556,700
2,340
1,438,600
47,700
252,000
2,000,700
120
137,600
5,300
46,400
94,600
..1
Servel Inc
1,173,000
Sharp & Dohme.
Shell
Oil.
Convertible
preferred.
Simros Petroleum
.......
Simmons Co....
Sinclair
Con
'ioo
280
94
96 %
43,300
54
ix
500
50
6%
3
...100
.....*
Corp. III.25
480 Spang Chalfant St Co
"""ioo
6,766
614.100
10,210
150
60,600
1,329,000
8,300
1,910
58,700
8,316,900
5,500
51,300
230
20
4,300
118,800
100
350
20,300
581,900
200
Sparks Withlngton
*
Spear St Co.
'
7% preferred
..100
Spencer Kellogg St Sons
*
....
v
2%
34
Sale
Sale
3%
21X
SH
7%
8x
2
7X
63
*
Convertible preferred A..*
Spiegel-May-Stern Co...
*
Standard Brands
*
Preferred......
Sale
Sale
12%
2x
Sale
Sale
10% Sale
112
114
25% Sale
3%
1%
4x
25 X
4%
17 x
ix
x
20
7
5
8
30
8
33
Sale
h
10
5
Sale
12k
18%
15% Sale
12154 123
Standard Gas St Elec
1,715,007
549,700 Stewart Warner Corp..
23,300
77,800
1,258,700 Stone St Webster
14,559 Studebaker Corp pref..
Common
1,127,405
55,500 Sun OH
610
75,900
6,400
Ht
[ion
42,700
28,900
61,800
74,400
169,200
ix
22
Sale
3%
7%
31 %
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
226,600
8,700
406,200
18,300
33,900
264,200
1,006,200
5,300
1,601,300
76,100
6,800
600
400
296,500
7,200
200
2x
Sale
18
22
39
2654
40%
4054
Sale
39
3
4
3954 Sale
2%
256
3756 Sale
46
5
Sept.
19% Sept.
Sept.
28% Sept.
2% Sept.
3754 Sept.
254 Sept.
3756 Sept.
39
9
3154 Sept.
5256 Sept.
93
Sept.
29 105
Sept.
97
Q
Sept.
27
j 4354 Sept.
271
754 Sept.
25' 24% Sept.
6
42
Sept.
1
4356 Sept.
22
3% Sept.
30
4656 Sept.
27
3% Sept.
Sept.
19, 39
1% Sept. 21
5
4% Sept. 28
6% Sept. 28
6
Sale
5
35
954
Sale
6% Sale
Sale
31
3654
Sale
19
38
7% Sale
23
24
9% Sale
5554 Sale
10% Sale
2554 Sale
30
8% Sale
52%
53%
9% Sale
2054 Sale
454 Sept.
30
Sept.
7% Sept.
23
Sept.
754 Sept.
51
Sept.
954 Sept.
19% Sept.
28
22
28
20
27
6
28
30
3x
Sale
54
25
25
99
20% Sept. 23
5% Sept. 30
11% Sept. 27
28
30
Sale
"~6~"
Sale
135-6 Sale
1154
Sale
83
87
8356
43% Sale
4154 Sale
123
130
12554 128
19
Sale
20% Sale
82
6
6
1954
4%
3%
7%
x54% Sept. 15
6254 Jan. 24
18
May
3
254
756
854
656
19
1
14
12
13
14
1
16
9
26
7
18
5
15
9%
56
25
26%
756
1454
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
18
18
19
12
15
14
35
954
24
954
59
1156
3154 Sept. 19
July 17
94% July 13
Sept.12
12
July
1
4554 Aug. 21
1054 July 11
3554 July 12
44% July 19
43% Sept. 26
July 13
4
July 17
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Apr
Sept.
Mar.
Apr.
3%
105
Jan.
28
Feb.
1% Feb.
12% Feb.
154 Feb.
15
24
19
14
11
2756
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
June 29
10% June
8
37% Sept. 18
6% Feb.
28
72
8054
2 54
32%
%
V
5
48
Feb.
% Mar. 28
1% Feb.
4
1% Feb. 23
2% Feb. 27
18
18
14
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
21
17
28
28
28
3
Feb.
20
22
Feb.
Jan.
28
2154
554
1154
3%
28%
>
4%
456
Feb. 14
June
8
"1654
6% Feb"25
8
2
Apr.
ar.
2
17% Ma
8, "i-
10%
30
11
40
29
Sale
5
254
3%
16% Sale
456 Sale
12
6%
2954
2356
1254 Sale
12
12
4x
103
60
.
Thatcher Mfg
Third Nat'l Investors......
...
2
4% Sale
14
3% Sale
42%
1
Tlmken Roller Bear
Sale
ix
12
Preferred...
Tidewater As«oc OH.......
Preferred 6%.....
2
14
Sale
22 x Sale
5%
6%
30% 35
ix
1%
16% Sale
7%
10
5%
5%
x Sale
Convertible preferred...
Thermoid Co.............
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products
Thompson Starrett
854 Sale
40
8%
100
10
......*
45
91/
554
32%
2
654
47
3
14
6% Sale
854 Sale
17% 21
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
22%
454 Sale
45% 47
100% 103
20
3
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
10% Sale
Sale
40
754 Sale
12
19%
954 Sale
91
50
1754
66
Sale
Sale
30
k
1054
39%
6%
16%
754
1754
356
28
26
30
6%
3%
11
34
27
19
654
1054
26%
6
1754
27 29%
21 121%
27
7
5
12
June
7
July
6
3% June
2
756 July 18
12
July 14
8% June 28
41% July 13
8
13 54 July
2454 July 18
7
1156 July
7
61
July
2
12% June
31
July 19
17% Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
5
7
14
1
6
1
21
6
15
8
12
40
Sale
14
8
Sale
Sale
23
7%
16%
3
29%
11% Sale
23%
9%
54
Sale
5(k
18
25
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8
16
22
22
22
22
1
19
72% Sale
4% Sale
2654 Sale
Sept. 7
Sept. 6
4% Sept. 28
2554 Sept. 30
67
8
5% June 20
Sept.11
July 19
7% July 18
16
14
30
12
20
1
14
5
15
26
29
20
Sept. 29
72% Sept. 29
6% Sept. 1
33
Sept. 15
Mar.
19% Mar.
1254 Apr.
22
54 Mar.
4
Feb.
3
3
4
3
16
Sept. 13
501
Jan.
11
lj
20
Feb.
10
Mar.
2
2% Feb. 24
554 Feo. 27
9
3
Apr.
1% Mar. 20
22% June 13
25% June 13
66
61
June 13
June 13
9%
9%
0254
44%
35
43%
11 %
6054
3%
754
3654
Aug.
Tnne
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
June
Sept.
June
June
Jul*
11%
1954
38%
8%
July
July
Feb. 25 50
89
Mar. 16 103
7% Feb. 17 27
4
4
X Jan.
2
Feb. 28 22
35
1
%
54
8%
1%
1054
1554
154
3%
5
Mar. 22
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
Feo.
Mar.
6
11
17
28
28
20
3
Mar. 31
Feb.
15
27% Feb.
6
Feb.
28
J
Mar.
1
Mar. 18
Jan.
6
Mar.
June 12
32% June 12
1754 Sept. 16
37% July 18
24
May
4
:
Jan.
3
Mar. 31
_
19
June 13
June 12
34
,
92
June 27
22 \
5% Mar. 31
8% Apr.
3
Apr.
4
Apr.
1
11
15% July
Jan.
20
17
Jan.
28
50
13 54 Mar.
120% Sept.:
14
12
13
14
15
20
26
20
20
3
17
14
61
Jan.
Feb.
92
July
48% July
July
20% June 22
754 June 10
11% July 14
Mar.:
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
1
Sept. 18
15% Sept.
Sept.
8% Sept.
17% Sept.
954 Sept.
2054 Sept.
5% Sept.
24% Sept.
1154 Sept.
54% Sept.
7
Jan.
5
9% June
2
57% July 20
July 14
42
July 15
954 July 13
15% July
7
35
4 132
1154 Mar.!
10% Sept. 30
38% Sept. 27
6
Sept. 28
Sale
25
68
25
Jan.
7% Apr. :
2% May
954 Sept.
13% Sept.
30
Sept.
6% Sept.
4754 Sept.
102
Sept.
22% Sept.
354 Sept.
1554 Sept.
654 Sept.
754 Sept.
19
Sept.
4
Sept.
45
Sept.
100
Sept.
19
Sept.
254 Sept.
10
Sept.
Sale
6% Sale
30% Sale
Feb.
15% Jan.
112
20
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Tobacco Products Corp.....*
Certificates of deposit....*
Class A
5
Mar. 23
58
4
8
Sept. 7
154 Sept .29
3% Sept. 1
14
Sept. 15
7
Sept. 12
30% Sept. 18
41
Sept. 19
5% Sept. 5
10
Sept. 14
5% Sale
154
2
3% Sale
Sale
13
11%
12%
5
6%
6%
554
x26% Sale
26% Sale
x32 54 Sale
37
Sale
454 Sale
354 Sale
9 % Sale
8% Sale
900
750
1100
1000
1454
39%
854 Feb.
7
% Mar. 31
6
25%
4%
17%
54
%
5% Sept. 28
154 Sept. 21
256 Sept. 25
12
Sept. 21
4% Sept. 22
25
Sept. 28
29
Sept. 8
3% Sept. 28
8
Sept. 27
754 Sale
18
5
23
3% Sept.
8
Sept.
Sept.
9% Sept. 22 1554
954 Sept. 22 16%
3156 Sept. 30 44
31
Sept. 21 39%
31
43
27
5% Sept. 27
8%
6
5%
Sale
vl% Sept. 21
2%
Sale
1% Sale
104
100% 10054 100% Sept. 28 10254
40
38% Sept. 27 44%
Sale
Sale
24% Sept. 1 35
32
Sale
Sale
38% Sept. 28
3954 Sale
Sale
8% Sept. 16 1054
Sale
7%
654
50
Sale
55
Sept. 13 6054
154 Sept. 28;
1% Sale
Sale"
254
4
454 Sept. 23
6%
5
656
2856 Sept. 29 32%
28
30
35
30
15
14% Sale
15%
4%
1054
2354
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3
3% Jan.
154 Feb.
43
10%
1154 Sale
Sale
32
Sale
8% Sale
1354 Sale
50
q
4%
254
ll
10%
1154
23
24
Sale
28% Sale
124
12054 122% 120%
123%
1%
2
3% Sale
Class A
30
34
34
17% Sale
654 Sale
10
10
Sept. 15
Sept. 18
Sept. 23
Sept. 5
13
25
5% Sale
3%
3%
3% Sept. 29
7
Sept. 21
Sept. 8
40
45
10%
52
13
45
80% Sept. 26 85
3854 Sept. 28 45
123
Sept. 14 127
1756 Sept. 22 2056
7
17%
3% Sale
12
40
756 Sept. 28
Sept. 25
Sept. 19
Sale
15
i
56%
8
55
Sale
55
25
26
7
18
Symington Co......
1,700 Tidewater OH....
10,200
5% conv preferred...
806,200 Tlmken-Detrolt Axle Co
1,636,300
5
1254 Sept. 7
7% Sept. 1
3756 Sept. 18
25
1% Sale
10154
Sweets Co of Amer (The)—50
Telautograph Corp..
Tennessee Corp............*
2,034,980 Texas Corp (The).....
..25
1,318,400 Texas Gulf Sulphur..—..
10
315,600 Texas Pacific Coal St Oil
»
712,800 Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfa
Certificates (old)...
100
18,300
700
4,800
57,100
32,400
8%
Sale
34%
-
30
Sale
Sale
8
""254
....
2,600
6
9%
Sale
Sale
Sept.
38% Sept.
85
Sept.
95
Sept.
554 Sept.
3256 Sept.
154
6%
754
10
37
Preferred............ .100
3,840
45,500 Superheater Co (The).., ...*
620,800 Superior Oil
[ion
321,500 Superior Steel...
220
Sale
39
2
....
1,000
81,300
21,100
95
x28% Sale
3%
354
41% Sale
3% Sale
10156
39%
24%
4054
Standard 011 ef N J...... ,2!>
12,700 Starrett Co (The 1 S>
.10
60,700 Sterling Products Inc
113,600 Sterling Sec Corp cl A
*
Preferred
63,800
Conv 1st preferred..... Iso
19,064
4,100
3,700
1,300
Sale
24
40
38
8%
108,800 Standard Oll of Kansas... .10
60,700
86
8%
40
7
42
e
Stand OH of Calif
3,368,810
80
1554 Sale
1656 Sale
.....
15,400
4,000
3,400
200,800
26,700
402,300
1,800
103
24
92
34
9
281,800
$4 preferred...
Preferred (7%).........
34,000
Preferred (6%)
16,100
118.400 Stand Com'l Tobacco
48,800 Standard Investing Corp.
36,200 Standard OH Export pref. 100
600
90
4
>4
1
t c
Spicer Mfg Co
1,080,200
48,300
14,200
3,800
*
100
Preferred
Sperry Corp (The)
Sale
2%
9% Sale
14%
15%
5% Sale
40% Sale
7
2,200 Southern Dairies class A...*
Class B...
2,400
*
7,100 Spalding (A G) & Bros
*
1st preferred...........100
1,090
200
7
Sale
Sale
1%
25
....
224
254
"l% "~1 m
25
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
33,640
—.100
5%% preferred
890.099 So Porto Rico Sug
100
2,090
8% preferred......
25
543,600 Sou California Edison
1,900
62,700
2,100
25,400
75,600
Sale
7% Sale
12
Sept. 23
456 Sept. 22
33% Sept. 11
28% Sale
38% Sale
Sale
51%
88
...100
Preferred.
13,0901 Preferred
201,900 Snider Packing
4,581,550 Socony Vacuum
22,700
372,600
700
4,500
3,900
15,200
252,600
269,500
25,000
58,200
26
Sale
31
26% Ja
60
Ja:
14
10
1356
5
454
3554 Sale
15
Sale
9,400iSloss-Sheffleld Steel 5c Ir.100
20,6001
200
12
7%
454
77%
5%
48% Sept. 27 x54% Sept. 15
60
Sept. 5 61
Sept. 5
Sale Prices.
54 Feb. 21
Sale
30
19 %
Highest.
Sale Pr
%
35
1 %
Highest.
Sale Prices.
[ioo
100,000 Skelly OH Co
16,300
1,500
60
61
Sale
40
Lowest.
*
Corp..
8% preferred...
•
*
50% Sale
6054
754
Sale
.....
354
2054
..10
...
Oil
13%
Ask.
Bid
Ask
60
"7" ~lo
20
(G P)
52%
61
20
x
p
Tranap & Trading. ..£2
Shell Union
Ask.
Sale
Bid
Sale Prices
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
.....
...
Conv pref aeries A...
Shuttuch
14%
19
43,000 Second Nat Investors... !IIIi
—i
85 conv preferred
7,700
17,100
122,200
1,400
13,500
1,730
128,100
Bid.
27
60
2
Seagrave Corp (The)...
3,580,400 Sears, Roebuck & Co...
300
Jan. 3
1933.
*
100 Rio Grande Oil....—..—*
7,000
18,100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
prices in september.
STOCKS
N. y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
'In
September.
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
3
10
3
28
2
15
20
26
20
14
18
13
13
3
19
13
June
5
June
6
July 18
July 26
July 19
July 13
July 13
July
19
June
7
554 July
1656 July
3
on.
7
10
30% Sept.
41
Sept.
6% May
11% June
18
19
29
12
22% July
July
10% July
2154 July
19
15% June
2
44
18
17
18
2054 Sept. 14
956 June 19
10
13
30
6
55
954 Apr. 20
20
Jan.
3% Jan.
23% Apr.
45
Feb.
2
1% Mar. 22
1354 Feb. 23
June
19
1154 Sept. 26
July
3
Sept. 29
72% Sept. 29
854 June 20
35% July
7
......*
Class A certifa of deposit..*
81,800
2,489,800 Transamerlca Corp
28,100
29,000
1,100
4,900
1,600
25,000
5,100
7,600
165,300
818,210
17,000
148,400
75,200
525,500
198,400
181,000
40
*
350
25,300
141,800
5x Sale
Tran St Williams Steel Forg*
Tri-Continental Corp.
- •
Preferred................*
I
rlco Products
Truax Traer
I
ruacon
......
*
Coal.......
*
...10
Steel Co....
Ulen St Co.
•
Underwood
EUlott Fisher..*
1% preferred
......*
223,600 Union Bag St Paper........*
2,291,600 Union Carbide St Car
..*
3%
Sale
55
21%
Sale
22%
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
68
69%
34% Sale
3
3%
13%
654
.
9
Sale
3% Sale
Sale
97% 100
43% Sale
x48% Sale
35
6
Sale
554 Sept. 27
10
Sale
954 Sept.
5
Sept.
64% Sept.
32
Sept.
2
Sept.
6% Sept.
2
Sept.
28
Sept. 30
5
61
31
1%
6%
254
28
100
4254
42
:
*
No par
value,
a
Optional Sale
"7% Sept."!
1454 Sept.
Sale
7% Sept.
68
64
Sept.
3554 Sept.
32
354 Sept.
254
Sale
9% Sept.
3
354 Sept.
Sale
35
Sept.
100
110
Sept.
Sept. 5 105
Sale
Sept.
37% Sept. 28 52
Sale
40% Sept. 30i 50% Sept.
■'
1
1
5
15
12
14
5
1
19
19
14
2% Mar.
2% Mar.
254 Feb.
41
Apr.
20% Feb.
2H X.
Jan.
9
Feb.
76
Apr.
5
19
Jan.
Feb.
2
9% July
19
17% July
July
19
7
*1*
June 16
July
17
July 15
1254 June 12
654 June 19
7
39% July
Sept.19
60- July 18
51% Jjdy 18
105
Oct., 1933.]
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
In
September.
Par.
688,700 Union Oil, California......25
*
114,300 Union Tank Car
9.124.700 United Aircraft Ac Tr Corp..*
25,100
6% pref series A..
50
11,300 United American Bosch Corp*
335,300 United Biscuit of Am
150
800
35,800
Preferred
100
559,000 United Carbon..'
...
*
118,500 United Cigar Stores...
1
600
295,600
24,000
88,600
3,010
3, COO
126,100
2,890
215,800
"7,266
1,000
6,400
Preferred..
;
8,500
1,100
3,700
10,100
290
1,500
234,100
14,000
11,000
500
57,400
1,770
10
670
35,500
12,000
200
4,500
200
v
180
100
5,000
30
28,100
T, 400
1,900
367,900
1,300
8,500
37,700
600
18,700
16,600
8,000
1,800
290
410
550
480
180
1,900
4,900
142,900
26,800
176,500
450
1,900
100
2,700
2,600
300
100
3,500
400
3,400
5,800
10,900
/;
800
1*6", 100
14,700
5,800
127,200
13,700
300
500
1,400
84,100
50
2,300
44,000
2,100
24,700
*
Sale
22
Class A
t c
v
10
20
95
10%
19%
19% Sale
95%
97
2%
4%
99
%
1%
4
49%
45
112%
22
18%
16%
2%
14%
70
24
72
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
59
139
100
62
Sale
...10
5
35,500 Vlck Chemical Inc..
*
264,500 Va-Caru Chem...
7% prior pref
100
11,320
6% preferred.......
100
79,400
3,340 Virginia Elec At Power 6% pf*
v
irginla Iron, Coal At CokelOO
2,260
26
Sale
Sale
20%
12
2%
30
Sale
48
4%
77
50%
4%
Sale
Walgreen 6%% preferred.100
80
Walworth
1%
3%
% Sale
16
12%
88
1%
-.5
preferred...
•
3
1% Sale
6%
1
%
Sale
1%
3
4
8
9%
8
9
I*
1
1%
100
Preferred
30
V
48,080 Wells Fargo At Co..
..1
303.300 Wesson Oil At Snowdrift
$4 conv preferred.......
27,700
8,720 West Penn El Co "A"
...
..
7% preferred........... 100
Preferred (6)
100
....
West Penn Pow pref 7%.. 100
Western
Union
...
Teleg
ii*
-50
50
Instr
43
,.t
•
Wheeling Steel Corp.......*
Preferred..............100
White Motor
50
White Rk M Spr ctfs
New
400
White Sewing Warh
102,500
! *
Sale
106% Sale
1
27%
11%
27%
70
4%
Class A.
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
Convertible
Sale
4
.
El
49
38% Sale
45
49%
LOO
100
1st preferred...
Weston
Sale
•
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse El At Mfg.
7%
10
100
6% preferred
Western Dairy Prod A
Class B v t c
12
Sale
Sale
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
17%
6%
10
7%
8%
24%
20
.....
14%
22
Sale
:
Willys-Overland...........5
94%
Sale
23
Sale
Sale
........100
Woolworth (F W)
Worthlngton P Ac M
10
100
79r
preferred "A"......100
6% preferred B._
100
2,560 Wright Aeronautical Corp..*
Ji
.....
14,566 Yale Ac Towne Mfg Co
25
936,100 Yel Trk At C'ch class B...10
3,200
7% preferred..
.....100
88,000 Young Spring & Wire
•
885,600 Voungst'n Sh At Tube.....
46,800 Zenith Radio Corp
...*
518,200 *onlte Products Corp
1
Ex-Dividend,
"""%"
1
1
10% Sale
10
64
64
21
65
Sale
42% Sale
118% 121
6% Sale
67
9%
Sale
Sale
8
20
41%
£118
6%
62%
9%
16% Sale
24% Sale
99% Sale
15
Sept.
24% Sept.
82% Sept.
Sale
55
43%
77%
93%
124%
80
3% Sale
1%
1%
24%
25%
20% Sale
4%
5%
20%
4%
3%
1%
21
42
98
65
30%
31
31%
28
28% Sale
18
78%
Sale
70
19
14
17
82%
73%
75
10
Sale
5
11
10
10
95
105
90%
7% Sale
15%
3% Sale
6
38
Sale
8
Sale
18
2%
14%
22%
20%
dH
2 YA
57 %
i§*
50
109
20%
Sale
Sale
49% Sale
7
107
7%
90
85%
4% Sale
9
2%
34
iVA
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
2%
2%
8% Sale
12
20
Sale
21
Sale
75
2
27%
59%
5%
58
7**
1 %
1%
23% Sale
56
57%
Sale
46
66
50
60
47
58%
109% 101
10 1
92%
98
6%
6%
2% Sale
66% Sale
86
49
121
9%
80%
12%
20
78%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
30
30
21
6
27
20
22
21
7
22
22
27
7
31
4%
60%
19%
80
50
Sale
87
5
4%
1% Sale
55% Sale
a
Optional sale.
35%
Sale
13% Sale
16%
23
11
8%
35
20
Sept.
6% Sept.
Sept.
2% Sept.
8
Sept.
17% Sept.
17
Sept.
5% Sept.
19
27
33
80
7%
15%
14%
15
8%
6
16
15
22
16
Sale
16
49
40
44
44
15%
26%
26%
21
19%
26%
26%
27%
27%
Sale
8% Sale
2%
3
24% 29%
30
8
22
30
21
22
7
2
7%
3
24%
Sept. 27
Sept. 30
Sept. 27
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
22
27
27
27
28
25
21
21
28
30
27
26
11
35%
52% Sale
5% Sept. 28
5%
5%
14% Sept. 28
14% Sale
49%
46% Sept. 28
37% Sale 037% Sept. 11
21
21% Sale
Sept. 27
36
Sept. 28
35% 40
32
30
34
Sept.
1
14
Sept.23
14%
16
51% Sept. 12
51% Sale
15
32
44
Sale
16
20
25
6% Sale
10
4**
Sale
4%
37
16
Sale
16%
26% Sale
2% Sale
6% Sale
48
18
4% Sale
28%
33
12
12%
21
10
10
14
17
4
Jan.
2
6H Feb.
14% June 13
40% June 13
12
Sept. 18
6% June 21
70
Sept. 12
8% July 14
68
Aug. 31
3% July 13
July 18
July 13
11*
1 100
Jan.
9
13
21% Juiy
85
July
nlH July
45
Mar. 21
66
July
1
51% July
21% Apr.
96
Apr. 19 120% June
19
% Jan.
23
3% Mar. 3
Apr. 19
% Feb. 28
10
Apr.
6%
12%
1%
7%
%
3%
36%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
Mar.
Apr. 10
8*
AUg. 30
26
20
7
18
101%
1%
13%
2%
4%
30
Sept.18
Sept. 5
Sept, 7
Sept. 18
Sept. 11
Sept. 6
Sept. 5
Sept. 14
9% Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
22
3%
14%
22%
22%
7%
2
1% Sept. 28
23% Sept. 22 28%
57
Sept. 27 59%
40% Sept. 25 58%
50
Sept. 20 66
45
Sept. 22 58
107
Sept. 29 110
86
Sept. 28 98
4
6%
Sept. 27
2%
1% Sept. 28
52
Sept. 30 70%
86
Sale
19
7
2
17
18
24
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
35
6
13
6
20
17
28
June 18
July
5
May 26
June 13
13
June
2% June
23
UH July
84
28
July
16
29% July
27
53% July
9121
Sept.
3, 11% June
28 94
July
l1 17% July
25 27% July
23 78% Sept.
30
8
8
19
7
8
20
8
17
18
18
Sale
2% Sale
5% Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
27
23
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
3
4
2
2
Sept. 27
Mar. 24
Mar. 28
Apr.
15
13
12
83
20
7
18
18
19
20
18
17
26
21
6
June
2
June
18
Jan.
14% July
25
July
43% July
05% Sept.
58
Sept.
67% July
105% July
98% Sept.
130% Mar.
13
19
28
19
6
27
May
5
May 24
May 11
65
July
Sept.
July
July
Sept.
35
June 26
8
31
Jan. 11
Mar.
2
26%
%
35%
3%
65%
2%
Sept.
June
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
fed.
23
31
2
17
28
8
12% fed. 25
57
Feb.
10
Sept.18
7% July 19
63% July 18
26% July 18
II*
40
Jan.
25
May 11
July 17
8
67% June
Sept. 27
12
July
5
90% Sept. 6
4 102
5% Mar.
75
Apr.
% Apr.
2% Mar.
% Apr.
11% Apr.
1
UP:
Feb.
29
29
5
15
13
17
25
Feb.
7
Mar. 21
28*
4!m
2!H
June 27
July
July
July
11
10
11
Sept. 15
July 10
July
3
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
32% Sept.
47% Sept.
88
Sept.
10
16
18
21%
49
19%
30%
28%
3
9%
4%
27%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
Feb.
25
1
26
18
14
22% June 19
35% June 17
20
22% Sept. 26
1
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
16
8
50
Sale
28
Apr.
23% July
22% June
W* July
68
July
17% Aug.
27% July
£110
July
30% July
5% July
5
Sept.18
Sept.27
Sept. 12
90% Sept. 6
,7% Sept. 1
4
2% Sept. 29
34
Sept. 30 £39
78
37%
3
4
May
9
35% Sale
7% Sale
17% Sale
54%
60
38% Sale
18
Mar. 31
102
Sept.
Sept.
89% Sept.
3% Sept.
27
2
11%
7
Sale
23%
50%
19% 23
27% Sale
1
13
17
14
61
46% Sept.
Sale
10%
2
27
3
13
31
Mar. 31
58
Sept. 20
56% Sept.14
94% Sept. 6
Sept. 26
124% Sept. 27
80
Sept. 20
5
Sept. 1
2
Sept.
1
24% Sept. 28
27% Sept. 12
6% Sept. 7
65
Sept. 27
31% Sept. 29
100
Sale
15%
1
24
23% Jan.
% Apr.
30
85
10
Mar.
1
Mar. 21
13% Feb.
92
May
10% Feb.
% Jan.
3% Jan.
4% Mar.
24% Apr.
7
Sept.
% Feb.
28% Jan.
10% Sept. 1
20% Sept. 20
34
Sept. 20
6 105% Sept.19
8
26% Sept
3% Sept. 28
60
Sept. 13
15% Sept. 21
73
Sept. 27
9% Sept. 28
32
45
17% Sale
2
85
12
Sale
Sale
2
21
1
40
57
40
Sale
100
Feb.
Mar.
k
7% Sept.
si*
8% Mar.
6
15% Sept. 12
1%
14%
70%
27%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
abb
Sale Prices
50
98
4%
3
4% Sept.
51% Sept.
46% Sept.
117
Sept.
24
Sept.
18% Sept.
16% Sept.
2% Sept.
18
•
Preferred
(Wm/
10% Sept. 28
42
65
19% Sept.
95% Sept.
20
57
Sale
8% Sept. 1
32% Sept. 14
12
Sept. 18
6% Sept. 13
70
Sept. 12
7% Sept. 12
66% Sept.
1
2% Sept. 15
Jan.
20
65
6
18
18
6
6
8
15
9
5
1
14
1
14
11
13
27
12
14
6
25
14
11
12
12
12
13
•
"A"
103,000 Wrigiey
11%
81% Sale
96% Sale
124%
56
Sept. 18
Sept. 11
Sept. 14
Sept. 13
Sept.16
Sept.14
Sept. 5
Sept. 15
80
2% Sale
60
51%
Sale
Sale
9% Sale
3% Sale
26
26%
5
Wilcox-Rich Corp class A...*
Wilson At Co
10
94
Sale
Sale
"2% Sale"
preferred....*
WUcoi Oil & Gas
Sept. 26
2% Sept. 28
3
73%
Sale
Sale
Bros Pictures.
15% Sept. 21
86
87
2%
Highest.
Sale Prices
4
16% Sale
45% Sale
4%
60%
13
27
21
30
30
8
85
Sale
92%
126%
61%
4%
1%
7%
26%
6%
21
22
Lowest.
Prices
18
10%
18%
31%
87%
55%
54%
8%
85%
conv
12
Sale
16
16%
100
2
76
65
7% preferred
60
5%
57%
1%
29%
7% Sale
*
Sale
Sale
16
*
.
5% Sale
58% Sale
Sale
61
Co
5
16
Detlnning
100
7% preferred..........100
Ward Baking class A
Class B
7
76
83
55
Waldorf System
27%
Sale
65
12%
34
....
x
74
3
129,000 Warner-Qulnlan
667,000 Warren Bros.....
Convertible preferred..
24,210
237,100 Warren Fdry At Pipe......
124,400 Webster Elsenlohr...
No par value
Sale
12
Vulcan
Sale
Sale
5
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
2% Sept.
72
51% Sept.
46
43
Sale
40
Sept.
117
113
113
115
Sept.
23
28%
24
22% Sept.
Sale
14
Sale
13% Sept.
Sale
15% Sale
15% Sept.
2
5
2
2%
Sept.
100
Preferred
6
19% Sale
...
$3.85
88
Sale'
80
....
21,600
155,500
4,900
513,300
457,000
381,500
132,700
1,82 ,5 0
394,800
7,400
11,400
Sale
47% Sale
120
•
830 Utah Copper
10,300
6%
25
*
Preferred
3,212,825 Warner
JW
Sale
Sale
•
814,900 Utilities P At L "A"
268,700 Vadsco Sales Corp
•
Preferred
100
1,500
1,153,400 Vanadium Corp of America.*
42,070 Van Raalte Co
7% 1st pref erred....... 100
1,010
Preferred stamped
3,290
100
57,560
2,300
93,000
25,900
6,000
4,000
100,600
7% Sale
66% Sale
15%
14%
100
75
427,300 U S Realty At Impt..
*
_.*
1,750,000 U S Rubber..
8% 1st preferred
444,800
100
50
1,481,200 U S Smelt Ref At Mg
Preferred
50
37,790
100
7,750,845 United States Steel..
7% preferred
.......100
566,000,
•
65,200 U S Tobacco..........
180
70
60
...»
........
t c
v
Sale
39%
Sale
Sale
1
2
Sale
Sale
'"4% "~6"
11
Sale
3%
23%
%
Highest.
Prices
19% Sale
17%
8% Sale
32
Sale
Ask
8%
"1% ~"I%
Prior preferred vtc ....100
5,000{
12,758
8,240
5, 30
4," 20
30,220
108,300
2,459,179
363,400
2.726.701
5,440
14
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Bid
19% Sept. 27 23
17% Sept. 26 19
28% Sept. 30
65
60
64
64%
Sept. 26 66
8
15%
16
10
14
Sept.
6
Sale
22
Sale
21% Sept. 28 25%
109% 108% 109
108% Sept. 22 110
Sale
23
Sale
23
Sept. 30
9% Sale
U S Indus Alchol
329.900
266,710
1,630
89,200
1,730
224,700
21,300
197,800
56,300
64%
23%
108%
26%
100
U S Leather
Ask
20% Sale
18% Sale
38% Sale
Sale
10
Sale
61.300 U S Hoffman Mach.
2,256,800
407,900
120
6,600
Sale
Bid
100
516
"l",176
13%
%
3%
9%
34%
*
Preferred
240
"2",340
88
6
15%
98%
67,200
132,900 U S At Foreign Secur Corp ..*
Preferred..
•
13,400 I
93,700 U S Freight
*
20
244,200 U S Gypsum Co
!
5,525
7% preferred.....
..100
10
12,300
14%
Sale
..*
:
Leaf Tobacco
U S Express..
20
41,600
Sale
175,000
Preferred
..100
1, 00
2,300 Universal Plct 1st pref....100
560,600 U S Pipe At Foundry.......20
1st preferred............
57,500
8,500 U S Dlstrlb Corp
300
20,600
162,800
28,500
432,100
3,400
597,600
22,200
2,200
Sale
*
Preferred
900
"2", 000
9% Sale
12
26 %
58
4
100
...
United Stores A
Universal
0
Ask.
United Piece Dye Works
6,400
60
Bid.
5
..100
.
1,800
1,100
500
*
Preferred
..100
1,630
156,810 United Electric Coal...
..*
778,900 United Prult
If 1,900 Universal Pipe At Rad Co..*
Preferred.......w..... 100
1,050
1,799,910 United Gas Ac Impt Co
Preferred
18,800
5,400 United Paperboard CO...100
153",006
28,600
2,600
United Corp
Preferred
88,600 United Drug Inc
29,770 United Dye wood
890
■
6% preferred...........100
6,651,300
300,500
5,100
45,700
13,900
Sept. 1.
1933.
Shares.
87,200
6,200
629,700
1,700
1,200
16,100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1,
Shares
41
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
STOCKS
N.T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
15
Sept. 27
4% Sept. 28
30
Sept.
12
Sept.
20% Sept.
2
Sept.
5% Sept.
29
28
27
8
27
7% Sept. 12
18% Sept. 18
Sept. 18
40% Sept. 18
31% Sept. 14
42% Sept. 20
55
35
Sept. 20
16
Sept. 6
53% Sept. 20
19
7
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
17
Sept.
28% Sept.
2% Sept.
7% Sept.
39
26
1
1
5
14
12
12
7* tBi.
11
July
June
3
37% July
Mar.
3
63
July
June
Apr. 22 73
4
77% June
Apr.
6
69% July
33% Apr.
92
Apr. 13 110% June
81
Jan.
3 101
Apr.
5
2% Apr.
11% June
% Mar. 31
4% June
17% Feb. 25 77% July
3
35% July
11% Jan.
19% Feb. 25 58% July
2
96
60% Feb.
July
40
30
37
3% Feb. 27
10
Mar. 31
5
Mar.
3
7% Jan.
4
Feb. 27
15
14
Jan.
25
11 %
Apr.
1
26% Sept. 21
% Jan. 20
1% Jan. 14
2
Mar.
2
15
Mar.
1
1-16 Mar. 30
13% July
22% July
20% July
35
July
67
July
26% July
35% July
28% Sept.
4 % July
10% July
5% June
27% Sept.
2% Jan.
3
11
June
Jan.
Mar.
3
22
June
19
2
25%
Apr.
8
72% July
50% July
39% July
% Jan.
4
8
14
14
Mar. 2
Mar. 15
Feb. 28
6
Apr
5
34% Feb. 28
7
Jan.
2% Mar.
*Mar.
3% Mar.
7% Feb.
% Feb.
3% Feb.
18
20
2
2
30
28
27
28
8
June 22
9
18
18
14
14
14
19
11
12
12
18
7
14
18
8
20
13
3
13
13
__
18
11
6
6
2
13
4
7
6
15
8
7
51
June
7
47
June
6
_
24
May 27
53% Sept. 20
23
July
7% July
July
19^ July
37 *a July
3k July
Sk July
42
17
7
10
19
18
18
8
CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK
.
6,372,012
30
Jan. 1 to Sept.
CURB
Since
EXCHANGE
INDUSTRIAL
Ask.
Bid.
Par
AND
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
200 Abbott. Laboratories coca—*
Acme Steel Co
600
""600
~~3X "4H
A—,'..'*
25
Acme Wire Co r t c
--—2ft
Adams Millie 7% 1st pf
100
Aero Supply Mfg class A
*
Class B__
*
\cetol Products. Inc.
1,300
Highest.
Sale Prices.
T,506
400
2,000
7,900
100
800
375
5
"_3% ~~5X
Sept.'
5
Sale
Sale
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
72
70
%
X
~2~"4%
Sale
6%
114
4X
4%
7%
8
2X
3
2X
2%
4% Sept. 5
9% Sept. 28
7% Sept. 15
2% Sept. 11
16
Sept. 14
% Sept. 22
36% Sept. 30
10
2X
17
14
15
10
1 % Sept. 14
1% Sept. 15
4% Sept. 5
IX
3%
7
36% Sale
6
7
10% Sept.
Sept.
3% Sept. 18
Sept. 14
% Sept. 22
47% Sept. 6
16
*
2,700 Alliance Investment com—*
4,206 Allied Internat Invest com..*
$3 conv preferred
*
4,450
*
225,250 vliied Mills inc...
300
200
100
4,450
10,800
238,010
29,470
3,100
26,900
3,950
7,241
1,999
900
300
900
600
600
3%
4
Sale
41% Sale
44
Aluminum Co common....
Preferred
100
—
Aluminum Goods
10% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13 X
77 X
62 X
Mfg......*
Ltd.
aluminum
—100
6% preferred
Series C warrants...—
Series D warrants.
600 Amer Bakeries cl A stock...*
20,450
1,260
3,700
3,500
II,800
1,600
60
400
100
400
200
40,800
16,500
976,500
51,912
60", 500
3,200
300
17,800
125
275
2,200
2,600
950
41
Book Co.......100
X
Corp
Amer
British & Contr
Amer
%
Capital Corp com cl A*
'% "T
*
Common class B
25
Amer
American
214 Sale
*
1
Equi'le* Co
50
2,500
2,900
1,700
100
100
Amer Mfg Co common
Preferred
American
Service
*
Corp.
Salamandra Corp
.50
Thermos Bottle cl A..*
Thread preferred.
5
Amer
20,300
Amer
.
3
X
8H
Sale
X
9%
10
400
900
600
150
225
2,400
1%
14%
3
3%
%
1%
12% Sale
12
43 X
60
514 Sale
~4X "7"
Babcock ft Wilcox
X
IX
Xt
Sale"
4X
300
""'200
2,400
400
700
2,500
453
1,100
8,800
4,500
100
8,900
255,847
96,863
1,532
100
Conv preferred
dick ford's
3% Sale
2% Sale
5X
7
IX Sale
2% Sale
3%
6
1
1%
Sale
21
16%
1%
21
2X
Sale
3
3%
3%
4%
Sale
I
~7X Sale"
33%
2X
50
35*4
Sale
14%
40% Sale
6% Sale
on
2%
2%
'
4%
2%
2%
3%
12
17
2
Sale
4%
3
3%
3%
Sale
38% 40
5% Sale
2
2%
Sept. 27
Sept. 27
9
3
Sept. 27
3% Sept. 29
4% Sept. 26
2% Sept. 6
5
Sept. 27
1
Sept. 9
3
5
Sept. 12
Sept. 27
1 % Sept.
12.50 Conv pref
16% Sept. 28
2
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
21
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
39
Sept.
5% Sept.
2% Sept.
4%
2%
2%
3%
11%
1
5% Sept.
3% Sept.
3% Sept.
4
Sept.
14% Sept.
41% Sept.
7% Sept.
2% Sept.
Sept.22
Sept. 6
4
1%
Sale
2%
1
15
12
5
1
15
15
12
Sept. 20
57
9
6% Sale
1%
2%
Sept.12
2% Sept. 1
23% Sept. 27
59
50
..*
*
25
28
16
20
22
29
27
14
21 %
56% Sept. 22
65
Sept. 30
1% Sept. 25
4
Sept. 14
9% Sept. 11
7
Sept.
2% Sept.
1
8
"5%~Sept."l8
Inc com
"5%Sept."i8
2% Sept. 22
2
Sept. 21
28% Sept. 29
11
Sept. 22
19% Sept. 20
4
Sept.20
3
Sept.
1
33% Sept. 5
11
Sept.22
19% Sept. 20
......*
*
tiiauner
s
common
..*
6
Bliss (E W) Ac Co common...*
1
1
Opt 6% Conv pref
....*
Blumenthal (S) At Co com
*
3
Blue Ridge Corp com...
325 Bohack (H C) Co common
25
% Sept. 14
Sept. 12
37
Sept. 19
16
Sept. 12
64
Sept. 7
11% Sept. 14
2% Sept. 21
Black & Decker Mfg com
7%
1st preferred
For footnotes see page 56.
...
*
100
7
8
4%
6%
10%
3%
June
June
June
June
June
15
21
23
24
3
10
17
5
55
1
3*
2% Aug. 14
June 15
4
June
9
3% July 11
rl% Aug. 17
10% July 20
15% Aug. 24
96
June
8
77% July 10
16
June 19
53% June 26
65
July
6
24% July 10
24% Juiv
7
5
Jan.
4
4% Apr. 24
55
July 18
1
June 15
3% Ju»y 18
1 % June
5
16% July 19
52
Aug. 18
June 22
14 June
8
July 19
15% June
6
1% June 28
10% Jan. 31
4% June 20
2% June 13
20% June 13
20
June 13
16
June 27
18
May 27
6
June 27
1% June 27
18% June
7
37
Sept. 19
25
June 17
64
Sept.
7
20
July 14
3
July
3
16% July 13
9
July 27
4
Aug. 11
3% July 18
4% Sept. 26
9% Aug.
2
13% Aug.
1
L30
16
Jan.
Sept.
2% Jan.
Sept.
Apr.
9
May
8^
June
Mar.
6% Feb.
18*
Feb.
Feb.
43% Jan.
5
May
1
June
Apr.
4
Mar.
Aug.
2% Apr.
2
Jan.
June
29
IX
12
IX
3X
Sale
3
6
14
3%
5
2% Sale
32% Sale
11
12
6
3%
2%
28
9%
14
5
2%
30
11%
% Feb.
Sept.
% Feb.
9% Aug.
2% July
4% Mar.
% Mar.
10% Apr.
5
2% Apr.
'% Apr.
1
Jan.
1% Apr.
5% Apr.
33
Mar.
2% Feb.
1% Jan.
3% May
25% Feb.
13
20
12
27
13
June
8
July 17
3
4
2% Sale
new__l
Benson & Hedges com
June
4% Jan.
3% Feb.
1
14
9
3X
3%
Baldwin Locomotive warr.
Bellanca Aircraft v t c
3
June
10
8
100
Co
July
80
6% May
5
*
....
15
8
Armstrong Cork com
Art Metal Works common
American deposit recta.. £ I
53,900
41,500 Associated Rayon Corp com.*
*
5,800 Atlantic Coast Fisheries
*
13,500 Atlas Plywood Corp
\tlas Corp com
*
1,411,966
...—..*
39,100 S3 preferred A
Warrants
292,467
24,125 Auto Voting Machine com..*
300 Aviation Sec of N Engl new.l
6,925 Axton Fisher Tob class A.. 10
36,500
1,300
3
Sept. 28
% Sept. 21
12% Sept. 30
35
Sept. 5
15
Sept. 15
64
Sept. 7
11
Sept. 14
1% Sept. 21
June 12
12% Feb.
2
Apr.
1
16
13
7
100 Bastian-Blessing Co com..100
Baumann (L) & Co—
Conv 7% 1st pref.......100
70
14,700
14% Sept. 1
1
Sept.14
3
Sept.20
7 i 3% Sept. 12
23
1 % Sept.
1
22
15
Sept.11
28
12% Sept. 18
8
20
4% Sept.
June 14
June
28
19
5
36
118% Jan.
Sept. 30
% Sept. 5
......
959 Arundel Corp common..
Associated Elec Industries—
6,100
14,400
10% Sept
% Sept
3
Sept
2% Sept
% Sept
12% Sept
12% Sept
4% Sept. 26
.
391,500
139,600
41,000
120
Sept.
%6 Sept.
1
23
19
29
12
6
12
*
*
91,000 Anchor Post Fence com
300 Apex Elec Mfg common
*
1
39.800 Arcturus Radio Tube...
189,500 Armour & Co (111) new.....10
250
99,700
2,300
21,600
Sale
43
13
14
825 Amer Transformer common
Warrants
42
10
Meter Co.
300 Amoskeag Mfg Co common.
600 Amsterdam Trading Am shs
900
Sale
Amer Pneumatic
900
50
15,300
3
2%
3%
IX Sale
*
Amer Maize Products com
100 Amer
4,800
1,000
10% Sale
X
%
,
600 Amer Potash & Chem
"loo
120
2% Sept.
Sept.
% Sept.
2
Sept.
X Sept.
14% Sept.
52
Sept.
28
25
19
29
29
19
25
10
13% Sale
X
1
....
Corp..
*
7% 1st pref series A.....100
Amer Founders Corp new
Sale
% Sale
ii
*
Cyanamid com cl A
Common class B
205
2,100
"x ""x
120
Amer Dept Stores
3,100
1,175
100
"x "ix
American Corp common...
7% 1st pref. ser B
50
6% 1st pref series D
50
350 Amer Hard Rubber com...100
..25
500 American Hardware..
1
73,800 American Investors com
Warrants
56,400
20
18,244 Amer Laund Macb com
50
17,000
'"At ""%
...—*
53 preferred
8,200
166,800
1,475
1,650
200
4",700
%
%
$5.50 prior preferred
163
.
Sept.
Sept.
% Sept.
2
Sept.
% Sept.
12% Sept.
46% Sept.
2
2X
2
2 H Sale
5
Beverage Corp new
American
125 American Cigar Co. com..100
25
800
50
Amer
8,000
2,500
600
7
8
8
13% Sept. 14
77% Sept. 1
72
Sept. 5
11
Sept. 18
44
Sept. 6
58
Sept.18
22
Sept. 7
Sept.
% Sept.
8% Sept.
2
1% Sept. 20
% Sept. 8
8% Sept. 8
10% Sept.27
62
Sept. 27
55
Sept. 27
10% Sept. 21
32
Sept. 28
56
Sept. 21
22
Sept. 7
Prices
July
37
2% Aug. 14
2
June 13
3% June 14
1% Sept. 20
% June 27
3% Mar. 22
3
Apr.
1
37% Feb. 28
37
Mar. 27
7% Apr. 27
13% Mar. 3
20
Feb. 27
2
Apr. 20
2
Apr. 20
2% May
2
1 % Mar. 2
34
Mar. 3
% Jan. 11
1
Feb. 28
% Jan. 20
4% Jan
6
30% Mar. 2
200 Allen Industries common—*
400 Alles & Fisher common
11
24
Jan.
8
Sale
Prices.
22% Jan.
2% Feb.
13
Apr.
2% Mar.
60
Apr.
7% June
% Feb.
4% July
1% Feb.
% Jan.
5% Mar.
% Jan.
5
Sept.
5
9
5%
-
13,500
I,300
300
16,600
— *
2,100 Agfa Ansco Corp com
10,400 vlns worth Mfg Corp com—*
39,000 Mr Investors Inc com v t c
Convertible preference..
8,000
Warrants
20,850
4,880 Ma Gt Sou RR ordinary ,.50
Albert Frank-Guenther Law
Inc Class A
1
100
300
"5
Highest.
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 30.
Sept. I.
MISCELLANEOUS
100
660,645,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
1933.
Shares.
$93,068,000
$59,267,000
749,954,000
Price
NEW YORK
Jan. 1.
Shares.
.—>;
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
AGGREGATE SALES
In
42,777,799
Shares
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
.
1932.
1933.
.
September *
8,380,994
83,445,636
September---!
September.
Bond Sales.
1932.
1933.
Stock Sales.
1*
27
15
7
31
3
15
3
3
13
Sept. 12
June 10
2%
12%
4%
22%
4%
July
July
July
July
May
July
31
13
15
15
18
29
19
5% July 17
5% June 13
July 27
4
21
23
26
24
6% June
18% June
43% May
10
May
3% .iune
4% June
12
13
11
20
5
10
65
June 29
Jan. 20
8% Aug. 11
12% July
7
59
Aug. 24
11
Aug. 29
11
June
6
1 % July 22
12
1% June 23
4% Jan. 30
4
May 22
15% Apr. 17
2% May
3
6
Jan. 16
1
Feb.
2
1% Feb. 27
21% Mar. 1
2
Feb. 18
5
25
19% Sept. 20
May 20
90
12% June 26
7
8
July 19
Sept.
1
May 15
May 15
7% June 10
Aug.
4
8% July 15
12
June 21
July
7
23
June
2
June 22
July
1
Feb.
1
May 20
OCT., 1933.]
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
September.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares
Jan. 3
Sept. 1.
1933.
INDUS. & MISCEL. (Cont.)
100 Borg-Warner 7% pref
100
Ask
Bid.
Bid.
Sept. 30.
Ask
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale Pricet
^ale Pnees
Sale Prices.
90
Sept. 11
90
Sept. 11
90
40
Sept. 19
40
Sept. 19
22% Jan. 26
Boston & Maine RR—
100
Prior preferred
270
__100
A preferred stamped
70
100
12,000 Botany Consol Mills com—
8,400 Bourjois Inci 1
"""loo
1,400
3X
4%
'""3? Sept."25
5
5%
4
2d preferred
300
"X
3,000 Bridgeport Machine com
700 Bright Star Elec class B
9,600 Brill Corp class A
200
""*506
600
16,500
400
43,100
"2,400
8,700
Class B
■:
*
mmi
4%
*
IX
2%
IX
6%
X
-
8
18
Class
38%
.
X Sept.
4h
2X
1%
m
2
7%
24%
Sale
5%
234
2% Sept. 28
Sept. 5
634 Sept. 6
2
7
21
% Sept. 21
Sept. 28
27
6
Sept. 21
26% Sept. 16
27
Sept. 21
Am dep rets..
$3.50
100
5,900
12,100
64,400
15,600
785,300
137,100
""£$66
16,100
IX
IX
10
* c
3
4% June 24
6%
8
8
9
4% May 27
3
May 26
4% May 27
14% July
7
18 X
22
1%
10
l*A
VA
10
3X
4%,
X Sale
*
Can Indus Alcohol cl A
19 H
5
Sale
5
Sept.
7
17% Sept. 19
10
145,000
33,040
9,845
65,200
2,675
5,225
28,600
600
16,700
X
X
X
X
%> Sept. 15
15%
Sept." "8
275
3,000
1,400
14
Sept. 27
300
350
200
40
201,800
3,500
3,010,700
52,400
500
Sale
12
Sale
100
100
84 X
15
1234
Sale
Sale
com
10 X
104% Sale
*
-*
Preferred
Preferred
B
2%
1
2 H Sale
Sale
14 X
150
Sale
4
11
Sale
3
334
9
15%
Sale
2% Sale
12% Sale
♦
*
934 Sept. 30
13% Sept. 14
6%
2% Jan.
200
3,400
5,000
T660
6,200
16
"i% Sale"
4
34
5
1
3%
3
"% Sale"
Coir's Patent Fire Arms MfgJft
Mills
100
Inc
34 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
% Sept.
15% Sept.
3
«Columbia Pictures Corp com •
9.X
18
22
24
20
27
22
Columbus Auto Parts—
100
4.200
Convertible
300
900
139,400 Consolidated Aircraft com..•
58,000
Merchandising v t c
3,400
$3.50 preferred—
34,766 Cons Retail Stores Inc com.*
50
3,200
200
50
Tx '"3%
10%
Sale"
Continental
Sale
52,400
1,400
400
50
4,000
200
16,900
.
"""loo
1,300
3,100
200
2,600
Sale
9'" "16"
$6
conv
Cuneo Press
Sale
>.
C—*
15
47,000
.210
Hosiery
Doehter Die-Casting
,
18
Sale
Dow Chemical Co
Preferred.
Dubilier Cond
14
16
9% Sale
134
234
13
15%
10
Sale
common..
10
38
4X
7
934
"i6% Sept."28
12%
10
15
12% Sept. 14
12% Sept. 15
X Sale
X Sale
% Sept.
Sept."
1
7
"9% Sept."l9
20% Sept. 14
31% Sept. 14
Sale
Sale
25
Sale
18% Sept. 11
23% Sept. 22
3%
"5"
"3% ""4"
"3% Sept." "7
16
Sale
*
warr
;*
19% Sale
Sale
17
11%
14%
50
200
..,.10
*
12
4
Sept. 20
Tx
16% Sept. 14
Sept. 29
1
Sept. 7
,6% Sept. 14
5% Sale
5% Sale
4
Sept.
63f
5
Sept.
Sale
24%
5
41
7
Sale
1%
1
..
3% Sale
37
38%
Sept. 27
Sept. 29
*1
IX
8%
8%
6%
44
5
5%
5%
5%
3
4
35
44
6
1
22% Sept. 25
1
Sept.
10% Sept.
5
Sept.
4% Sept.
3
Sept.
35
Sept.
20
29
21
21
26
20
7% Sept. 19
23
2% Sale
2
Sale
18% Sept. 14
Sept. 5
72
% Sept. 27
5
Class B common.
Tool
18% Sept. 14
65% Sept. 30
"% ""i% '"'% " I
15
new
25
5
16% Sept. 28
Emerson's Bromo-Seltzer—
Class A non-vot com......*
575
page 56.
Sept.
25
49,
"X
1
see
40
16%
66
2,950 Economy Grocery Stores
28,800 Eisler Electr'c com.
200 Elec Household Util Corp.. 10
June 26
July
5
6% May 31
30
May 29
2
May 31
3 % June
25
18
6
June
2
June
5
10
July
July
2
12
18
June
6
6
July
7
June 20
14
1%
i9%
30
27
5
12
7
June
2
Juiy 27
Apr.
4
Sept. 18
June 21
July
18
% June
9
1 % May 24
2% June 21
14
Sept. 9
2% June 19
6
June 22
4% Mar. 1
4% Feb. 28
1% May 13
6
Mar. 31
% Jan. 19
7% Apr. 25
6
July
7
22% July
15% July 13
4
July 19
20
Juiy 19
4% Mar. 31
10% Juiy
2% July 13
11% July 11
59% July 11
11
July
3
8% July 29
9% July
7
1
Mar. 21
11
July
11
4% Mar. 15
40
Sept. 15
2% Feb. 25
3% Sept. 27
2% Jan.
23
Apr. 21
15% May
!
10
July 19
9% Apr. 28
Mar. 21
6
Apr. 22
2
1% Aug.
X Jan.
8
35% July 21
40
Sept.
5
15
Jan.
3
16% Sept. 28
65
May 19
12% Sept. 15
7% July U
1% Aug. 8
6
June
8
% June
9
June
9
9
6
5
May
2
17% Aug.
15
July 21
12
June 17
21% Aug. 21
49% June 18
55% July
20
5
5
_
June 22
1% Feb.
Sept. 9
22
Sept. 28
1% Sept. 27
4
Sept. 26
49
9
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5
Sept.
41
Sept.
7% Sept.
25%
1 %
10%
7%
7%
25
19
1
7
29
9
11
8
5
19
Sept. 5
22
Sept. 28
2% Sept. 1
4% Sept. 13
23
5
June
1% June 28
X
*
7
31
2X
IX
23,600 Equity Corp common
8,500 E'-Cell-O Aircraft Ar
Sept. 21
19%
2634
X
For footnotes
8% Sept. 7
Sept. 15
8% Sept. 12
4% Sept. 7
8% Sept. 7
40
20
100
....
13
27
18
9
14
5
July
May 31
Sept. 14
Sept. 21
Sept. 29
July
7
July
3
July
7
July
8
..
13
100
73,900 Elec Pow Associates
1
Class A
1
152,275
36,712 Electric Shareholdings com.l
300
'£[:
5
..*
com
Corp com—1
950 Elgin Nat Watch
Mi Jan.
% Sept.
Me Jan.
12% Sept.
% June
1% Jan.
9% Sept. 15
7
Sept. 21
Sept. 15
5% Sept. 29
3% Sept. 27
6% Sept. 1
5% Sale
3
3%
7%
7X
100
$6 Conv pref with
June 21
Mar. 16
6
IX
8,900
11
""9% Sept." 19
26,500 Easy Washing Mach class B-*
250
Sale
634
X
Durham Hosiery cl B com...*
Duval Texas Sulphur
•
700
% Apr. 12
1% Apr. 28
5
Sept. 18
% May 16
8
Jan. 17
30
Apr.
4
8% Feb. 27
6% Sept. 14
17
Sept. 12
12% Sept.
1
2% Sept. 11
16
Sept. 1
Co—
...
100 Draper Corp
17,400 toriver Harris Co
100
7% preferred
32,800
1,100
53,300
8
16%
9%
X
IX
.
Shoe
(W
L)
7% preferred
10% Mar. 2
1
Apr. 15
5
Apr. 15
5
May 11
June
Detroit Aircraft
100
18,700
26
26
22
13
2% Jan. 26
July
3
17
Feb. 23
60
3X
2,700
3,300
912
16
234
Sale
1134
...—
6X% pr®f with warr__._100
Davenoort
2
10
250 Dixon (Jos) Crucible Co.-100
6,400
3,500
10,800
1,400
1,200
Sale
*
com v t
com
Douglas
13,966
6%
pref class A.....
Cuban Tobacco
25
10
13%
12%
2X
4%
Corp..,-—
100 Diamond Shoe Corp com
*
1,100 Dictaphone Corp common.
£1
423,800 Distillers Co Ltd
1,426,600 Distillers Corp SeagramsLtd*
25
600
4%
40
700 Dominion Steel & Coal B..25
1,500
4% Sept.
14
Sept.
8% Sept.
2
Sept.
15
Sept.
% Sept. 27
2% Sept. 12
14
Sept. 9
2
Sept. 15
3% Sept. 25
18
July 19
May 10
30*
7
M? Sept. 20
,'V"v
900 Deisel Wemmer Gilbert comlO
100 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy
94,700
""'900
J
7%
17%
Corp—
Preferred series B__
200
147,800
118,600
Sale
5
27
16
9
27
25
10% Sept.
July
7
18
2
10
6X
3%
250
500
"""loo
1
% Sept.
% Sept.
134 Sept.
12% Sept.
34 Sept.
234 Sept.
req
A..*
cl
Internal
Zellerbach
27" "Sept."18
8% Sept. 11
4k
106,800
Cork
8
Sept.
6
34
June
Apr.
5 110
Apr.
5 86%
Apr. 21 23%
Jan. 11
20
62%
20
,u
May 26 47
2% Jan. 19
4%
6% June
3 12%
% Mar. 3
4%
13% Mar. 25 32
%June 26
6% Mar. 1
-% Apr.
8
7% Apr. 25
5%
4X Sale
Cr>wu
1% Sept.
1
Sept. 8
Sept. 21
% Sept. 1
15% Sept. 20
4
8
3
18
% June
26
Feb. 20
June 14
July 19
July 19
June 12
38% July
22
27
X Sale
3751
Preferred
10®
155,700 Crocker Wheeler FAec Mfg
500 Crowley Milner & Co com—.*
75
"5,766
"Tx "Ik
Sale
£1
Am dep rets fo* ord ark
Crown
10
Sept. 1
Sept. 14
Sept. 13
Sept.
8
Sept. 21
28
27
18
6
20
7% Sept 29
Cramp (Wm) & Sons Ship &
3,100
Engine Bldg Corp
..100
4,300 Crane Co com...
-—25
200
3%
16%
1%
12%
3
19% June 26
June 28
3%
30
%
3%
6%
51
2
*
com
,
.
118,200
IX
100
pref...
Steel
17,400 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
7,200
$3 pref A with warrants..*
1,142,400 Cord Corp....
.5
11,200 Corroon & Reynolds new—1
6,539
fb Conv pref A
Courtaulds Ltd......
5,200
2%
Shares Inc
Convertible
100 Continental
900
"2
27,100 Consol Theatres v t c com—*
2,000 Continental Secur common.*
700
2,400
"X ""'%
—100
8% pref W W
Sept. 16
84% Sept. 1
23% Sept. 14
62% Sept. 21
47
Sept. 29
3% Sept. 8
10
Sept. 13
3
Sept. 13
27
Sept. 14
% Sept. 21
20
Sept.
1
*
preferred
Consol Automatic
2,100
107
2% Sept. 28
12% Sept. 30
1% Sept. 19
10
Sept. 23
10
Sept. 21
5
Club Aluminum Utensil com *
Columbia
99% Sept.
75
Sept.
11% Sept.
50
Sept.
29
Sept.
3% Sept.
9% Sept.
3
Sept.
24% Sept.
% Sept.
15
Sept.
4
Sale
X Sale
Apr. 29
6% Mar.
6 June
5
9% July
6
6
Mar. 12
275 Clinchfield Coal Corp com 100
500
Sept. 14
10%
89,400 Claude Neon Lights com..—1
17,000 Cleveland Tractor com
*
900
Sale'
....
25 City & Suburban Homes ColO
700 Clark (D L) Co
.....*
3,800 Claude Neon El Prod com—*
3,900
18%
29% Sale
3%
4
9X Sale
20
*
Cities Service common
1,400
Preferred BB
5,800 City Auto Stamping Co
100
19
l5%Sept."*6
Sale
preferred..........—*
S7 div preferred
10,l66
100
v
Sept." 14
5
Centrifugal Pipe Corp
*
3,500 Charis Corp com—.—
10,800 Chicago Corp com
1
Conv pref
1,600
*
400 Chicago Nipple Mfg cl A—50
1,850 Chllds Co preferred__—.100
400
-
1st
Corp
% Jan.
3
16% Aug. 22
2 % May
4
7% July 21
21%
14% Sept. 22
•
8
% May 18
1% Feb. 28
1% Feb. 27
•
7% 1st partic pref..
7% prior preferred
12% May
% Sept. 12
3% Sept. 18
434 Sept. 5
3
X Sept. 21
17% Sale"
14% Sale
Co common
Am dep rets B ord.......
Carrier Corp common
Celluloid
6
18% Sept. 18
% Sept. 19
Sept. 7
3% Sept. 29
3%
334
Celanese Corp of Amer—
3,625
Sept.
2% May 29
30
June 14
3X
3%
17"" Sale"
*
B non-voting.
500 Carman A Co con* A stk
Sept. 21
1
Carreras Ltd—
10,400
Apr.
26% Sept. 16
27
3% Sept. 18
500 Calamba Sugar Estates Co.20
Carnation
19
333 Sept. 11
...
rets.
com *
Mar. 23
334
....——*
Cable Radio Tube
11% Apr. 24
22% Apr. 28
40% Aug. 29
3%
16 %
2
—_*
common
60,900 Burma Corp, Amer dep
30,900 Butler Bros..
300
16
Inc—-
pref.........—*
con*
$3 cony pref
Warrants..
% Juxy
7
5% July 19
4% Juiy
7
8
100
-
Watch Co
X Sept. 19
1% June 8
16% Jail.
15s
Brown Co 6% pref
300 Burco Inc
I
Sept.
Sept. 11
3% Sale
rets ord reg shs__
British South Africa Co—
2,100
300
Sept. 20
2533 Sept.
Bulova
7,200
1,600
7
24%
.10s
Sept.
Mar.
% Feb. J
% Jan.
1
6% July 22
18% Apr. 18
33% Sept. "
5
Amer dep receiptM reg
1,325
1,000
Sept.
39
Am dep
100
75
2
Amer dep rets ord beat. £1
252,400
>4
334 Sept. 18
t
?
British Celanese Ltd—
15,100
g
% May5
33 %Sept."'"7
5
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
90
40
June 18
24
June 30
1% July
7
5% Juy 12
2% Apr. 26
% Sept/19
%
8. i%
1
H
Bristol Myers Corp
18,368
2,200
500
U
1
X
X
*
*
Brlllo Mfg Co common
350
3,300
100
Sept. 11
15
May
X X June
% Sept 25
5% Sept. 19
Sept. 18
Bowman Biltmore Hotels—
300
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Shares
100
43
4
July 19
18% Sept. 14
30
Mar.
3
96% May
43
May
3% Feb.
49
Sept.
31
31
25
29
1
2
May 16
% Feb.
3
% Feb.
1% Jan.
4
22% Sept. 25
% Apr.
6
10
Aug. 28
Apr.
7
Apr.
1
Mar. 15
Apr. 15
5% May
22
17
1
Mar. 28
June 28
1% Sept. 27
1% Feb. 24
18% Sept. 14
July 12
July
5
43
May 31
26% July
1
78
99
67
June 10
1% June 12
3
May 16
8
Aug. 29
9
Sept. 19
25% Sept. 1
2
July 17
10% Sept. 29
12% June 13
11% June 12
9
July 13
59% June 14
7% Sept. 19
29
25
July
14
Aug. 23
2% Aug. #8
6% July 19
NEW
YORK
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
September.
Jan
Jan. 1.
1933.
38,100
4,000
3
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
Ask.
newl
Aviation rom
Falrchlld
Bid.
Par
INDUS. A MISC. (Con.)
Shares.
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
AGGREGATE SALES
In
EXCHANGE
CURB
Sale
Sale Prices.
Sale
434 Sept.
6
534 Sept. 20
1034
234
4% Sale
16
4
234 Sept.
9
3
634
8
5
100 Fairey Aviation Co Ltd—_10s
10V
5,400 Ha urdo Sugar
;
Feddera
10*4
1
Product* Inc
Ha unreel
Mfg Co claaa A—-. *
2
3
234
334
734
16
4
100
""866
m
100
36,300
Sept.
5
Federal Bake Shops com....*
*
*
6% preferred.......——.25
16,600 F.E.D. Corp
65,900 Ferro Enamel Corp com....*
10,000 Fiat Amer dep rets
__1
105,200 Fidelio Brewery
5,600 Film Inspection Machine—*
3,200
60
10
100 Fire Assoc of Phila
1,190 First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf. 100
58,000
9,900
1,700
9,800
175
467,350 Flsk Rubber Corp common. 1
Preferred..
100
37,400
*
17,900 Flintkote Co class A
189,200 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
Class B———....... •
2,525
36,700
.
1
June 13
134 Sept.
4 34
Sale
734
1134
734
12
1834
334 Sale
34
34
"id"
110
17
"
111
8
Sale
7
10
1834
1834
234 Sale
34.
34
Hi" 1I3""
834 Sale
5934 Sale
334 Sale
634
15"~ Sale"
1134 Sale
634
134 Sept.
5
*7""Sept."6
"734 "Septra
934 Sept. 28
1834 Sept. 22
234 Sept. 28
1134 Sept. 15
110
734 Sale
4254 45
—
5
1834 Sept. 22
334 Sept.
134 Apr.
234 Jan.
k Feb.
434 June
34 Feb.
1034 Jan.
3H Mar.
934 Sept.
10
4
11
13
28
31
2
28
Mar. 30
9
634
4234
334
1134
1634
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
22 11434 Sept. 6
934 Sept. 12
6
Sept. 27
7 61
534 Sept. 5
30
Sept.
1
29 15
Sept. 6
15 17
Prices.
634 July 17
4
3
34 July
80
July 13
11
July
8
434 July 12
12 34 June 29
134 July
17
434 June 13
234 June 15
1034 Jan. 31
834
1534
1834
4-4
134
35
234 Sept. 28
34 June
8
Aug. 28
10834 Mar. 30 115
34 Apr.
934
5
18
Jan. 21
61
734
134 Feb.
9
434 Feb. 20 1934
9>4 Feb. 27 26
35
1% Sale
......
Mar.
10
100 Federal Mogul Corp
I,400 Federated Capital Corp
"i"206
234 June 16
434 Jniv
22
200 Fanny Farmer Candy com..*
4,000
3,200
2,200
200
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices
Prices
July 20
July 19
Sept. 22
Aug.
7
June
9
Aug. 28
July
3
Ju.y 17
Sept. 27
June 23
Juiy
June
18
6
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
900
332,700
9,600
1,800
300
17,550
4,900
800
100
10,200
8,300
425
"
Sale
dep rctt„.Ord reg £1
Ford of France Am dep rets
Amer
'"34
com—*
Foremost Dairy Prod
Con v preferred ....... ... .'*
Pot ndation Co.
New capital
*
stock
H) Mfg com..
Franklin
•
134
3¥ iH
1
434
334 Sept.
134
434
&
Sept.
Sept.
134
1
8
Sept. 14
Sept. 12
Sept. 16
Sept.
Sept.
434 Sept.
8
Sept. 14
1
11
34
...
1134
14
Sale
2
834 Sale
234 Feb. 28
3
Mar. 31
34 May 16
1
May 25
234 Mar.
3
34 Jan.
May
6
5
3
...100
7% preferred.
6,500 Garlock Packing Co com.—*
•
133,300 General Alloys Go.
1
73,700 Gen Aviation Corp com
*
125 Gen Capital Corp com
300
6,700
6,300
534 Sept. 6
4
Sept. 12
534 Sale
1234 Sept. 27
14
Sale
634
7
2
134 Sept. 26
6
Sept. 27
13
Sept. 19
234 Sept. 1
9
Sept. 5
4
7
24
Mar. 31
34 Mar. 22
Aug. 11
Aug.
8
634
534
134
3
July 19
July 19
June
7
June 12
434 Aug.
9
134 June
3
834 June 13
1434 July 13
434 July
5
1034 July 17
July 20
26
General Rlec Co of Great Brit
36,000
2,000
2,200
4,200
"""800
400
700
1,500
800
6,200
40,000
American dep
Gen
73,600
51,790
4,405
19",400
425,400
634
2%
634
334
$j Preferred........__._.*
Warrants
S3
conv
400
2,200
34
*
preferred
1,600
200
4,200
121,400
•
*
450
93 preferred with warr——*
Gorham
•
Mftt Co com « t c
Sale
94
134
4%
934 Sale
At
34
Sale
75
'"234 "234 "234 "234
34
Sale
1434 Sale
Sale
1834
8
Sale
134 Sept. 1
1334 Sept. 27
34 Sept. 7
334 Sept. 5
11
Sept. 16
7
Sept. 28
a54« Sept. 20
75
Sept. 30
6434 Sept. 27
1434 SeptT27
534 Sept. 11
11
Sept. 27
5
Sept. 28
""34
34 Sale
At
1034
12
8
m
165,000 Greyhound Corp
1934
2834
734
21
Sale
734
34 Sept.
,34 Sept. 7
95
Sept. 20
70
Sept.
5
1934 "Sept." "I
534 Sept. 7
15
Sept. 14
834 Sept, 14
% Sept. 12
5
Mar.
4
3
234 Feb. 25
134 Aug. 2?
11
Sept. 16
*»* Aug.
34 May 26
34 Mar.
23
Apr.
51
May
Feb.
11
Apr.
01
140
8
6
27
27
31
12
% June 7
July 18
90
17
15
3
13
14
17
10
12
5
June 29
July
2 34 June
2434 July
7
July
2034 July
15
Juiy
2734 June
134 June
Feb.
4
11
1034 July
10
July
214 July
1334 Sept.
if# July
10
June
Sept.
234 Apr.
2234 July
At Apr.
134
18
20
1834
1834
1934 Sale
5
534
734
1534
12234
134 Sept. 25
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1934 Sept. 11
2934 Sept. 18
934 Sept. 18
17
Sept. 11
12434 Sept. 12
143
Sept. 5
Sale
124
Sale
145 34
Sale
142
Sale
122
*
23
434
534
1
7
7
27
5
6
1
Sept.
Sept.
34 Sept.
434
6
% Sale
*
com
134 Sept.
934 Apr.
Jan.
434 June
83* Apr.
1934 June 29
29 34 Aug. 25
6
934 Sept. 18
29
29
Aug. 29
Juiy
Sept. 14
Sept. 7
6
118
Mar.
125
122
15
120
Greenfield Tap & Die com..*
25 Grief Bros Cooperage com A_*
"6,400
1034 Sept. 20
Sept.
*82 Sept.
.25
5,950
2,400
100
1
"l34"Septri9
10
3,9
34
*
...
200 Gt Lakes Dr & Dock Co
Great Northern Paper Co
""450
1034
634
134
1334
Inc—
Class A common
10,100 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
14,750 Gray Tel Pay Station com. 'M *
5,640 Gt Atl A Pac Tea 1st pref.100
Non-voting common stock *
8,582
350
1,340
12
Go
k
34
25
rtlden Coal Co.......
Gorham
200
1
100
208,500
17,400
6,200
1334
1034
534
2
*
150 Goldblatt Bros common..
Gold Seal Elec com........l
"¥,500
Sale
12
Sale
839
17,600 Globe Underwriters........2
1,200 Godchaux Sugars class A—*
Class B
*
64,600
1,800
634
134
11
*
Gen Tire & Rubber com
Glen
10
..............
Rayon A stock
Theatres Equip lnc
6% preferred A
900 Gilbert (A C) Co com..
225
*
General
Gen
2,200
3,925
receipts—£1
Fireprooflng com...
Gen Investment Co com—.5
Sept.
Aug.
11
Apr.
18134 May 15
16
May 27
27
Sept. 14
6
July
7
1634 July 31
234 May 17
\H £&.
34 Sept.
1
34 Aug.
Sept.
34 Sept.
6
34 May
1
34 Sept. 21
Grocery Stores ProdCommon v t c
....25c
16,100
17,100 Guardian Investors common 1
1,300
700
1
34
134
Sept. 6
34 Sept. 21
1
8
•
134 Mar. 24
pref 8s_.
\ Apr. 20
5,200 Hall (G M) Lamp Co
3
June 26
134 June 27
734 June 15
Handley Page Ltd—
800
Am Dep rets part
*
15,700 Happlnest Candy St cl A
2,100 IHartman Tobacco common.10
3,700 Hazeltine Corp
12,200 Helena Rubinstein common. *
5,200 Heyden Chemical Go
500
100
100
3,000
""50
2,200
""200
2,200
Sept. 25
34
34
34
334
34
34
34
434
134
Hires (Chas E) class A com
34
¥ Sept.
34
434
5*4
Sale
1
24
Sept. 12
Sept. 21
Sept.12
12
434 Sept. 21
1
Sept. 1
634 Sept. 20
2134 Sept. 21
"434
9
Sept. 19
634 Sept. 20
2234 Sept. 25
200 Holophane Co lnc common.*
300
3", 775
18,355
150
460
Horn (A C) Co common
1st
Horn A
Hardart com
800
5,000
125
-
4
134
134 Sept. 25
3
*2254 Sale"
1734 Sale
Sept. 22
Sept. 26
.....100
7% preferred.
800 Huyler's of Del com
807
WH "2134
...
""2"
__1
7% preferred......
2
Sept. 15
2234 Sept. 1
90
Sept. 12
"!"" "2"
..100
7% preferred stamped..100
5,400
II,700 Hydro-Elet Secui com
118,852 Hygrade Food Prod.. —....5
3,775 Hygrade Sylvanla Corp
400
134
*
......50
preferred....
28
734
834
1334 Sale"
""734 "834
434 Sale
27
Sale
734
434
25
734
Sale
2534
Sept. 8
634 Sept. 25
434 Sept. 30
26
Sept. 14
34
8
5
2734
Sept. 8
Sept. 18
Sept. 12
Sept. 15
75 Illuminating Shares cl A
Imperial Chem Industries—
1,200
2,100
1,400
■
Am dep rets
ord reg
£1
10
13,300 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can. 5
12,500 Imp Tob of Gt Brit A Irel
£1
25 Independent Pneum Tool.
Industrial Finance v t C
10
100 Interlake Steamship Co
T.700
27,125
""800
100
4,800
1,100
700
4", 400
Internet
Cigar
400
""260
7,800
.....*
S3 Convertible pref
Jones A Laughlin com
...
•
200
6,300
Roister
J%
3434
"I" "134
43 H Sale
Vi
37
1
4234
Feb.
23
4 34 June 28
534 Aug.
15
15
1
Sept. 21
3934 Sept. 29
1
Sept. 21
4434 Sept. 5
25
24
Sept.
5
134
334
134
2434
1634
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
20
12
14
4
At Sale
1434 Sale
634
8
234
134
2134
434
134
2434
134
334
134
2234
14
15
17
14
16
534 Sale
434
534
Sept. 8
Sept. 12
Sept. 14
Sept. 27
Sept. 8
334 Sept. 22
6
1
13
Sept. 13
4
8
Jan.
19
38
July 11
934 July 15
9
July
1
2734 Aug. 10
June 26
7
1034 Sept. 23
2634 Sept. 22
234
3
434
134
134
2434 Sale
June
2534 June 12
95
Ju.y 12
4
July 10
44
Feb.
16
June 22
34 Apr.
6
Mar. 31
June 26
Mar. 23
15
July 14
11
July 19
2634 Sept. 22
15
3
June 22
June 10
4534 July
June 26
28
June
6
5
Apr.
28
234 July
17
4
Mar. 16
Jan.
9
Apr.
734 Jan.
8
Juiy
334 Sept.
34 Apr.
4
11
5
18
22
21
7
24
Feb.
11
1
Aug. 17
634 July 21
July 19
434 May 11
634 Feb.
3
24
Sale
M
2
M
5)4
%
5
;
134
8
3
8
SeptT28
55
Sept. 22
6
Sept. 18
234 Sept. 28
12
40
11
11
10
6
8
% Sept. 13
34 Sept. 25
Ji Sale
100
3,000 Klein (D Emiiv Co common
1,900 Klelnert (J B) Rubber new.10
1
1,300 Knott Corp com new
100
13
19
June 12
4
Aug. 17
134 July
8
2434 Sept.
1
17
June 27
8
July 18
834 May 24
34 Jan. 21
Corp—
Common
100
200
W
2334
1,500 Jnternatl Holding & Invest.*
*
48,200 Internal Products com
3,500 Internet Safety Razor cl B. •
1
88,800 Interstate Equities com
33 conv preferred
50
29,100
4,700 Interstate Hosiery Mills
100 Iron Fireman Mfg comvtc.. *
1
49,100 Irving Air Chute com
Warrants.——— •.
1,100
72,300
34
Machinery
lonas ANaumburg
2,000
334 Mar. 31
234 Mar. 3
15
o
Insur Co of North
Jan. 19
June
1
20
8
1
Sept.
2434 Sept.
*
4,600
52,338
20
8
24
2234 Sept. 25
2434 Sale
1
Amer
4,400
June 8
June 29
July
3
June 8
4234 June 26
,
""loo
July
34
134
6 34
134
34 Mar. 15
34 June 20
134 Mar. 20
k Mar
1
8
Apr. 18
234 June 10
17
Apr. 20
134 June 12
134 June 15
12
Apr. 17
1734 Apr.
6
8334 Sept. 26
2
July 2
20
234
34
34
H
34
150 Heywood Wakefield Co com25
250
34
34
434
34
2
6
634
Sept. 13
Sept.29
6
Sept. 18
234 Sept. 28
34 Apr. 25
2
19
Feb.
6
Jan.
28
934 July 14
6
Sept. 18
1
May 19
2 A.
June
8
834 July 10
July 12
80
1334 Aug. 23
9 34. July 15
334 Aug. 25
Brandes Ltd—
American shares
£l
34
34
34
34
34
54 Sept. 29
34 Sept. 29
Sept. 20
1034 Sept. 9
14
Sept. 30
6034 Sept. 20
1034 Sept. 9
20
Sept. 19
34 Sept. 29
At Sept. 25
134 Sept. 14
34
k Jan.
1
134 June
7
Koppers Gas A Coke—
200
100
20,600
900
6% preferred...........100
1,400 Kress (S H) A Co spec pf..lO
87,400 Kreuger Brewing Co
13,800 l.akey Foundry A Mach
900 Land Co of Florida
100
10 Landers Frary A Clark
15 Lane Bryant 7% pref
100
2,300
4,300
700
50
see page
56.
1734 Sale
...1
34
•
1.H
134
1434 Sale
134
34
1
.._*
45
Mar.
34 Jan.
85
2
4
7 34
18H
6
Sale
2f
7
334
10
934 Sale
16
19
43
55
134
7
8
3
934
Sale
1334 Sale
2
Sept.
9
Sept.
754 Sept.
1334 Sept.
51
Sept.
29
19
27
30
29
2
Sept.
934 Sept.
934 Sept.
1634 Sept.
51
Sept.
29
19
7
18
29
18
At Sept. 25
2
25 3a May
25
Apr.
100
1
1034 May 17
14
Sept. 30
At Sept. 25
25
300 Lazarus(FAR) A Co 6% pf.100
12,000 Lefcourt Realty com
...1
Preferred
•
7,200
108,700 Lehlgb Coal A Nav
*
3,500 Lerner Stores Corp com.:
•
3,800
64% prefwltb warr....100
For foot notes
60
2,275
May
% May
67
June 21
11
Mar
21
2334 June 29
134 May 24
34 May
6
2
4
25 A May
25
Apr.
1
85
8
Apr. 15
1
534 Apr.
3
4
Jan.
5
17
Feb.
28
4
May
1
334 July 12
10 A July 18
14
June 13
1634 Sept. 18
51
Sept. 29
OCT., 1933.]
CURB
YORK
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Since
September.
(Con.) Par
102,400 Llbby McNeil A Llbby.;...10
4,100
600 Liberty Baking Corp
6,500 Life Savers Corp
~~2~ 100
,
Did.
IK
IK
Ask
Bid
5% Sale
18 J*
Sept. 30.
Bid.
4
Ask
4X
Sale
Lowest.
Sale
3% Sept. 27
17
Sept.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
5
Sale
Prices
5% Sept.
1
18% Sept.
1
*
Louisiana Land & Expl com.*
660 Ludlow Mfo Associates.....*
132,100
*"506
Ask.
*
5
com
100 Lit Brothers
"9,366
Sept. 1.
1933.
INDUS. & MISC
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares
45
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
in
EXCHANGE
2,400 Lynch Corp com:
K
Sale
1Sale
IX
IK
"i'XSept." 16
2
Sept.
1% Mar.
% July
17
Sept.
1% Feb.
Apr.
1
45
Sale Prices.
2
7
5
3
5
Feb.
3
12
3§" "Sept."II
42% Sept ."14
34% July
33
......5
Highest.
Prices
34% Sept. 18
21
8% June
1 % July
22% July
1% Feb.
2% May
90
Aug.
42% Sept.
13
15
27
3
19
14
14
Mangel Stores Corp—
m
mm
mm
m
'200
im'm
mm
«n
1,060
6 % %
pref with
400
9,200
m
m
^
'
m
I
500 McColl-Frontenac
'
•w
mm
mm
m
mm
15,500
m
15,300
100
2,600
m
6
K
28
Sale
30 %
6%
4 K
1H Sale
*44
Sale
44
Sale
4
2X
834
4X
X Sale
X
47 X x44
8
11
20
13
30
29
1
4
2%
8%
5%
1%
48
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11
29
13
12
5
21
IK
3% Sale
2X
3%
m
m
m
10
8
Mercantile Stores Co
3
Sept.
8
4% Sept. 15
45% Sept; 18
14
Sale
50% Sept. 26
16 X
13
14X
16
16
Sept. 16
2,100
5,000
1,100
1,400
500
m
m
m
«U
3X
IK
K
2%
3
2 K
4X
Sale
5
IX
3%
200
Sept. 15
2X Sept. 19
25
3
Sept. 15
Sept. 7
100
mm m
200
22,100 Molybdenum Corp v t c
1
16,655 Montgomery Ward A Co A.. *
3,700 Moody's Invest Service pref .
600 Moore Corp Ltd..
20
7% A pref
mmmmrnm
m
mm
m
m
200
25
"l",86o
12,500
mmm
m
15,400
116,600
700
639,100
18,900
Ainerlt an Co..
National Aviation Corp.....*
•
1
Nat Bellas Hess com
I
Bond
A
Share
Corp
m
mmmm
•
200 Nat Container Corp com...*
800
$2 conv pref
m
300
5,200
300
3,800
2,400
900
200
3,300
100,800
4,900
mm
m
mm
-
...
21K
3
3% May 31
4X
5
Sept. 21
9% Sept.
8
26
19%
30
12
8X
4X
4%
3K
3X
m
900
1,200
16
24
25
24
18
22%
.
1,200
"""loo
Nehl
1,500
Nelsner
15
21% Sept. 11
21% Sept. 11
73% Sept. 19
59
Apr.
3
1%
4%
11%
4 %
3%
46%
Jan.
June
June
June
Sept.
Feb.
17
14
12
6
28
27
17
Sept.
9
4
Sept. 25
8% Sept. 16
3% Sept. 28
Sept. 27
22
Sept. 26
3X
15
6% Sept. 11
Sept. 21
4
n*
a
tH
K
6
Sale
13
1
24
Sale
Sale
3X Sale
34%
36X
Sale
10 X
5/(
Sale
% Sept. 25
10% Sept. 28
2
X
34
Sale
35%
34
500
10
2% Sept. 22
Sept. 21
20
22
18
22
*91 % Sept. 18
"3% Sale'
2X Sale
Sale
IK Sale
IK
IX
43 X
'1% Sale
"lX "2X
3 K
100
4
3
10
3%
20
"% Sale"
X Sale
50
550
xewberry (J
J) Co com.....*
7°f( preferred
..*
1,200 New Engl Grain Prod Co...*
100
200
21
23
.
.
.
New
Mexico A
Arts
...„
N
Y
::::: "8%
225
\uction
600
40,150
11,500
A
319,200
7,300
22
21
25
26
5
19
8
29
3,200
m
"500
800
600
6,100
55,500
3,910
18,100
80
80
2
X
..
1
K
166
700
preferred
100
com
Nlles-Bement-Pond
1
15%
19
5
1
%
73,105
5K
11%
2%
1%
"150
57.000
shs
% Sept. 19
7
8X
4% Sept. 16
3% Sept. 28
2
Sept. 30
12% Sept. 8
16
Sept. 30
80
Sept. 26
30% Sept. 21
2
Sept. 30
1
Sept. 14
Sale
16
Sale
17%
89%
78
27
10
2
IK
85
40
Sale
%
1%
2%
19%
15%
For tuotnotes
North A South Ainer
Corp A*
*
Northwest Engineering
Novadel Agene com........
<»hlo Brass class B
Park Austin A Lipscomb—
Conv partlc pref
Parke Davis A Co
80
Sept.
30% Sept.
2% Sept.
1% Sept.
16
28
30
8
21
26
21
20
18
19%
5%
1451
3h
17
17
17
20
7
Juiy
July
Mar.
June
June
July
June
July
July
June
6
Feb. 27
70
34%
4%
20
%
3%
7 %
14
20
7
12
19
18
20
June 10
7
2% June
7
3% June
29% July 13
Apr. 17
73% Sept. 19
12
4
Aug.
25
8% Sept. 16
15
June 24
6
4% June
6
July 28
Juiy 19
1
25% July
15
July
6
90
Aug.
1
82
15
June
10
June
6
5% Aug.
8
31% July
3
7% June 10
June
6
40
June
6
6% Aug.
% Apr
1
5
8
June
5
4% Apr.
4
Jan.
23
July
11
June 16
19
% Feb.
22% Feb.
14
June
% Sept.
% Jan.
% May
% Sepfc
19
3
16
13
26
19
1 %
13%
2 %
4 %
June
6
July 17
June 22
July
7
39
July 10
3
17% July
83
Feb.
27
10
July
19
20
June 10
97% Aug. 22
4
Feb. 24
42
4
12% Sept. 8
10
Apr. 11
65
May
3
Feb.
10
25
Mar. 15
Jan. 30
9% June
7
_
Mar.
1
May 25
12
June
2
7
July
2% June 3
3% July 17
18
5% July ^
13
Sept. 19
3% Aug. 24
2% May 12
6% May 15
22
July 19
16% Juiy 18
14% June
7
45% July 17
4% June 28
% June 21
2% June 13
% May 27
1% July 13
48
2% Mar. 16
3% Aug. 14
% Apr. 18
3%
15% Sept. 28
3% Sept. 28
Sept. 25
13%
9
12
11% Sept. 22
page 56.
...
---
1%
com
%6 Sept. 20
1% Sept.
6
18% Sept.
5
49
Sept.
Sept.
6
5
7
June
6% July
9
20
Sept. 28
7
8
May 17
2% July
12% Sept.
19
84 % Ang. 28
30% Sept. 21
2% Sept. 20
1X Juiy 17
11
June 28
3% July
July
18
11
13
13% Sept. 14
% Sept.
1% Sept.
1
30
32%
5
5
Sale
53%
35
9
53%
'32% "35"
4%
46
6
47
'"7% Sale"
7%
~%
X
2%
3%
2%
8%
%
3%
%s Sept.
5
4% Sept. 16
46% Sept. 27
53% Sept.
12% Sept. 27
7% Sept.
1
8
Sept. 12
16% Sept. 5
8% Sept. 8
8
Sept.12
2% Sept. 23
Sept. 21
3
2%
26
3X
Sale
4%
57
5%
Sale
58
6%
2%
51%
5%
2%
Sale
6%
2% Sept. 21
Sept.
9
5% Sept. 22
50
% Sept.
5
Sept.
5
8
5
2% Sept. 23
Sept.
6
4
2% Sept. 11
56% Sept.
5
6% Sept. 12
*
Sale
22%
Sale
21% Sept. 23 x23X Sept. 18
65
50
9
June 13
May
23
July
4% Apr.
50
June 27
23
Jan.
July 18
17% June 27
19
Mar. 15
May 22
%
18
28« Jan. 28
% Feb.
2
Sale
53
25
30
Jan.
4
34% Feb. 28
30
6
3
Jan.
Feb.
8
Sept. 12
3%
%
1%
%
June
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
1% Apr.
20
8
28
31
28
26
4
Feb.
27
2% Feb.
15
4
17 X
1
Apr.
1
6
.10
...
20% Aug. 10
1% Jan.
3
43
yx
28 X
43 X
...
common
Parker Rust-Proof
May 11
Feb. 27
June 23
1
......
300 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
see
4% Sept.
4
Sept.
2% Sept.
12% Sept.
16% Sept.
19%
Sale
"2
Northern Warren Corp pref.*
863,200 Pennroad Corp com vtc
'
6%
1%
26%
7%
40
% Sept. 19
*
500 Patterson Sargent Co com..*
797 Pender (D) Grocery cl A
*
700
Class B
*
mmmrnm
June 12
3% Sept.
1
% Jan. 26
Feb. 28
35% Sept. 18 *20
4% Mar. 1
83
Feb. 27
6
Apr. 17
10% Feb. 11
95
Sept. 13
76% Feb. 24
1
Feb. 28
2% Sept.
24
Apr. 21
43% Sept.
1% Sept.
1
% Apr.
4
% Feb. 10
1% Sept. 6
4% Sept. 11
% Mar. 29
13
Sept. 19
6% Apr.
5
1% Sept. 8
1% Sept. 8
% Sept.
%*Mar. 18
2% June 22
2
6
45
4%
com....
(Cosach) Ctfs for ord b
800 Parker Pen Co
"4,350
June 12
% Sept.
1% Sept. 15
X
Sale
10ft
*
164,625 Pacific Eastern Corp
1
95,600 Pan Amer Airways com
10
22,700 Paramount Motors Corp... *
126,200
5
5
..
2%
4,100 Outboard Motors cl B com..*
2,800
Class A conv pref
.....*
9,600 Overseas Securities Co......*
mmm
"
%6 Sept.
13% Sept.
Sept. 16
Sept.
6
38
IX
40
30
Oilstocks Ltd common......5
100 Oliver United Filters A
*
100
B Stock
-..*
100
mmmmmm
"4",600
5
Feb.
June 13
Shipbuilding Go
Noma F.lec Corp com
200 North American Cement
mmmmmm
900
8
I
37
Nitrate Corp of Chile
4,200
7,400
Sept.
15% Sept.
5
7% Sept. 12
39% Sept. ~
2
15%
Co common..
100 Nicholson File Co
mmm'mmrn
600
8
4% Sept.
14
9
4
15
13
73
1,700
Founders shares
1
105,600 Niagara Share Corp clasa B 5
50
80
Sept.
Sale
N Y Merchandise Co com...*
N Y
2,600
24
5
8
7
15% Sept.
5
5
Sept. 28
36% Sept. 29
Sale
5
X
1*
X*
10
1
Land
300 New Process Co common....*
1,244
1,000
mm
4% Sept.
74% Sept.
3
.....
700 New Haven Clock Co com...*
27,625
rn m m
100
Sept. 25
8% Sept. 16
22
7X Sale
39
40X
4X
*
1% Sept.
Sept.
% Sept.
1% Sept.
3% Sept.
12% Sept.
1% Sept.
% Sept.
35
"x "ix
20
10
Nestle Le Mur Co class A
*
100 New Amsterdam Casualty__5
7,900
2,700
6,100
25
12
17
1,150
100
m
6
8K
........*
com
Bros pref
650 Neptune Meter class A
200
m
4
1
1,000 Nelson (Herman) Corp $5
200
m
Corp
1% Apr.
8
% May 19
10
200 Nebel (Oscar) Co common...*
100
11
25
20
23
73
1
com...
21,800 Nat Steel Corp warrants
96,100 National Sugar Refg
*
1,700 National Tile Co common—*
21,400 Nat Toll Bridge A com
*
10,300 National Union Radio com..!
mmmmmm
1,600
7
May
Sept.
Sept.
May
3 % June
7
11
Mar. 28
1
Apr. 17
57
100 Nat Standard Co (Mich)....*
5,450 National Steel Car Ltd.....*
50
mmmrnm
Sept. 21
....
6K
120,400 National Service Co
....1
3,000
Conv partlc preferred....*
mmmmmm
2,200
4,900
National Investors com.—..1
500 Nat Secur Invest
June 20
4
A....100
8,250
5H% preferred
.......1
109,300
Warrants.
90,400 National Leather Co com..-*
23,300 Nat Rubber Mach eom
2,000 Nat Screen Service Corp....*
200
•.
Nat Dairy Prod pref
Apr.
8
% Jan. 20
Sept. 21
400 National Candy Co com....*
10 National Casket preferred..*
mmmmmm
20
%
1%
3%
5%
6% preferred.......-.--100
National
20
% Sept. 20
2% Sept. 1
Sept. 25
*
.100
700 National Baking Co com
20
Mar. 20
4
400 Nachman Sprlngfilled Corp.*
m
55,900
Sale
—
"
•.
9X
1,050 Moore Drop Forging cl A
5,400 Mtge Bank of Colon* Am ahs
300 Murphy (G C) Co common..*
200 Muskogee Co common
*
800
mmmmm—
Feb. 21
July 31
8
K Sept. 25
IK Sept. 25
Modine Mfg Co.
*
100 Mohawk Rubber Co com....*
i
995
June 24
44% July 22
38% Feb. 27
3K Sept. 20
1,300
mmm-mm
1
70
15"
650 Mock, Judson Voehringer—*
:
4,300
5
2
100 Miller (I) A Sons com
*
1,000 Mlnneap-Honeywell Reg pref
2,600 Miss River Fuel Corp warr
200
mm
*
...
,.
9
IK
A.........-..-.*
1,100 MidvaleCo
190
Feb.
4X
—
$2 non-cum div shares
*
500 Midland United Co common *
rnrnmmmm
»
conv
Conv pref
1
13
25
pref
Midland Steel Product—
200
m
19
4
8,100
m'm'm'm
m
$2
2
June
July
5
8% Sept. 13
7
2% Juiy 19
48
Sept. 21
22
Aug.
9
14
July 19
6
July 15
19% June 26
44% July 22
69
May
5
10 % July
20
700 Mickelberry's Food Prd__...l
Midland Royalty Corp—
100
14
4
13
30
28
1 % June 10
June 29
16
34% Sept. 18
8/4 June 21
62
Sept. 16
100
7% preferred
*
59,300 Merrltt Chapman A Scott..
2,200
6%% A pref
100
22,800 Mesabi Iron.
89,700 Michigan Sugar com new..*
Preferred
10
13,000
m
Feb.
Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Mar.
27
18
47 X
40
Mead Johnson A Co com—
750 Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
3,200
m
%
1%
8%
4%
%
14
125 Merch & Miners Transp
"50
Feb. 27
20
Oil
McCord Radiator A Mfa*
825
w
m
4X
3X
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
400 McKee (A G) & Co B stock..*
50 McQuay Norris Mfg Co
*
mmm
1,900
_
4%
3%
com
5,500 Mayflower Associates Inr
200 May Hosiery Mills Inc$4pfww*
—
IK
K
3
2%
Steam Shovel com..*
2
*
120,200 Massey Harris Co common..*
3/9,300 Mavis Bottling Co of Am cl Ai
2,300
m
Marlon
100 Mason ite Corp
2,300
33,500
1,600
m -m
*
5,300 Maryland Casualty Co
100
1% July 19
Apr. 17
7
com pur w
3,900 MapesCons MfgCo.....
200
«•
IX
——*
Common
950
—
June 20
12% Mar.
3% May
1
2
2
Sept. 28
69% Sept. 15
Mar.
24% Sept 22
24% Sept. 21
Mar. 28
June 14
Apr. 24
?
4
13%
Sale
22%
5
2%
24%
.
13
Sale
2% Sept 22
.
4% Sept.
1
1% Mar. 24
42% July
6
%
2%
%
40%
%
June
8
July 17
May 22
June
9
Mar. 21
10
June 21
56% Aug.
3
19% July
7
8% Sept. 8
8
Sept. 12
3% June 28
1 X June 12
4% July
7
5
June 13
4% June 13
58% Aug. 29
8% May 25
4
June 20
27% June
8
July
69% Sept.
20% June
30
13
27
11
15
12
June 23
June 14
6% July
7
51
Aug. 23
Price
YORK
NE
Jan
3
1933.
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
Jan. 1.
Vt
100
pref
7%
Vfilk
1,100
10,900
2,100
Pie Bakeries
1,600
20
3k
23 J*
Sale
27k
Loll
10k
>400
Bowes Postage
3k
Sale"
4k
•
210
100
..
76 k
-lk
15k
17
15^*
400 Prentice Hall Inc common.
100
Partlc
900
1,900
Process
»*ropper
Mill
13,700
conv
12 X
stock
2,920
1,000
Co
15,800 Pyrene
6
90
60
Sale
k
X
X
'8
1
% Sept. 15
Sept.13
""IOO
300
"""360
500
1,500
400
2,700
2,300
•
-Aavrtieoa
Mb.
vtc
400
6% preferred v t c_.—....5
17,000 Reeves (Daniel* com.......
13,100 Reliable Stores com
32,540 Reliance Internal com A...
10,200 Reliance Management.....
87,800 Republic Gas Co
46,100 Reybarn Co., Inc.........10
"""266
3
Sept. 18
Sept. 7
Sept. 15
IX Sept. 19
X Sept. 21
lk Sept.27
1
k
x
J*
Sale
X
2k
lk
3
%
k
Sale
2
1
2 k Sept.
1
Sept.
2
Sale
k
7
7
5
5
l/t Sept. 8
2k Sept. 15
Sept.
2k Sept.
2 k
2k
3k
2k
2k
k
lk
% Sale
lk
2
49 k
48}*
Sale
49 X"Sept." U
Sept." 18
7% Conv pref
625
—-
Rike-Kumlei
"i",86o
2,500
700
"""360
13,275
804,800
10,130
525
28,500
530
175
:
f
,
..
r,:-:
■
:
"""566
!
400
Safety Car Heating
St Regis
%
it*
k
10
32k
k
0k
29k
1X
k
8k
28
3k
2",600
-
•
3,720
33,200
•
6k
'
1
"""266
'
16,800
700
<
,
1,500
•1,800
mm'm.
■mm.
42,300
15
Sept. 8
k Sept.11
9
15k
k
18
lk
■1,800
150
1,370
mm
mm
5
4
29
35
%
IX
IX
k
4k
Sale
3
Am dep rets
m,
i",66o
40,085
50
75
100
2,200
1,100
300
1,100
13,100
34k
38 k
k
k
4kS
"x
k
10X
2k
7
2
.
5
.
Sale
135k Sale
(A O) Corp com
Preferred
41
19
18
15
Sale
Typewriter v t c
%
lk
1
2k
12
2
Sept;
19
Sept.
43k Sept.
98k Sept.
17
133 X
6k
30
"266
10
lk
1,000
9,400
"i",66o
_
Class A Stock..
80,725 Stut? Motor Car Co
1,900 Sullivan Machinery Co
For footnotes see page 56.
5k
150
Sept. 27
5
5
1
1
Sept.14
3
Sept.27
Sept. 1
34
Sept. 21
108X Sept. 18 108X Sept. 18
41
Sale
2k
1
X
7
Sale
3k Sept. 6
3k Sept.29
IX Sept. 14
kt Sept. 25
*A Sept. 13
54
Sept. 13
6
Sept. 8
2k Sept. 28
24k Sept. 27
14 X Sept. 21
3
Sept. 1
3 k Sept.
21
29
1
18
43* June 27
3
June
8
34 June 23
33* July 14
k Feb.
134 Apr.
*
134 July
1
Aug
83* Juno
523* July
X July
63* June
11
Aug.
8
25
8
7
13
30
10
14 3* Aug. 31
3 34-July 13
7
134 June
1234 June 28
35 k July
6
23* Sept. 27
May 27
18
July
1
834 July 13
June 13
353* Aug. 21
80
56
6
7
13
13* July
203* June
4 34 June
65
July
70
5
3 34
13* Jan. 30
63*
5
Apr. 26
1134 Feb. 25 52 34
1083* Jan.
6 1083*
1
Feb. 27
334 Sept. 29
34 Jan. 18
8
%
,.
8
8
July 21
4
Jan,
5
Apr,
4
Apr.
Sept. 28
lk
1*
k Sale
k
lk
1X
2k
2
X Sept. 28
Sept. 28
8
Sale
5
80
100
X
lk
lk
56 k
k
6k
IX
IX
Sale
2K
8k
54
Sale
9k
Sale
7k
Sept.
Sept.
2
Sept.27
Sept. 18
Sept. 1
18
Feb.
27
6
Feb.
20
3
June
7
3
9
May
4
3* May
5
•••34 May
26
June 15
3
434 May
10
23
3
2
13* Sept. 13
3 k Sept. 15
8
Sept. 30
Sept. 20
80
Sept. 27
Sept. 6
13* Sept.
56k Sept.
lk Sept.
7
X Sept. 22
k Sept. 21
6X Sept. 23
9
Sept. 7
June 29
July 15
June
9
Jan.
6
13* July 18
13* July 17
Sept.
8
Sept. 28
•
—
7
3
55
3
25
Sept. 12
Sept. 20
1 % Sept.
\*
_*
15 k
1
14
June
6
May 27
334 Sept. 30
23* May 17
55
10
2
18
2634 July 14
45
July 14
1
9834 Sept.
7
1753* July
•-
15
10
7
5
July 18
3* June
6
143* July
103* July
123* Apr.
123* Mar.
80
May
90
Mar.
t Sept.
7
V.
% Sept. 13
6
29
21
31
8
163* June 30
11
June 12
Sept. 19
132 June
9
73* July 1
13* Apr.
53* Mar.
134 Feb.
i
2
18
40
263* Mar. 30
X Jan.
6
Sept. 28
2
Aug.
> July
153* Sept.
2 X May
203* Aug24
May
134 June
84
47
34 Feb. 16
934 Apr.
7
■3* Feb. 28
33
Mar. 28
3 k Sept. 30
*
*
2
26
1
15
Sale
100 Studebaker Mall Order Co.
200
200
7k
2k
10
16,900 Stein Cosmetics Co com...
..10
30,900 Sterling Products
2,290 Stetson (John B) Co com..
3,100 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
*
2,000 Stroock (S) & Co Inc
""ioo
625
6k
...
1
6,700
(>H% pref
X
k
H
200 Standard Dredging com...
:\-l ,•■■}$ 520
Sale
Sept.
3
Sept.
18k Sept.
34
Sept.
06X Sept.
£119
Sept.
34
k
X
k& Sept. 19
8k Sept. 28
3k
Sonotone Corp
8
Sept.-18
59
2k
18 k
..100
6% preferred
325 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord
1,300 stein (A*ft Co com ......
14
5k
2
(L C) ft Corona
29,450
2,500
5
2 k Sept.
55
Sept.
3
6k
Southern Corp com..
183* Sept.
X
98 k
100 Stanley Works common....25
1
74,100 Starrett Corp com
if",200
Sale
Sale
42
*
500 Standard Brewing Co
2,900 Standard Cap ft Seal com...5
6,000 Aiundard Invent *5Vy oref.
300
600
100
Sale
ord reg shs
Am dep rets
7,800
Am dep rets ord reg shs. .£l
25,800
Spiegel May A Sre<n pref
100
2,775
*
11,000 Stahl-Meyer Inc com....
'
4
9X
11 k
8
Ltd
ord bear_.._£l
100
350
200
500
24
Feb. 24
Apr.. 13
Jan. 28
6
15
k
k
Sale
6
Ilk
2 k Sale
18 k
19 k
12
Spanish ft General Corp
1,900
4
"56" Sale'
Smith
Smith
35 k
1
5
3k
Sept. 6
4
-Sept. 7
40
Sept. 19
X Sept. 5
5
Sept. 5
16k Sept.
lk Sept.
47
Sept.
50X Sept.
k Sept.
16
2k Sale
IX
200 Slsto Financial Corp.......
..
mm
7
2
Seton Leather com
2,912
200
'
mm
m
21
12 k
3
1
k Sept.
Sept. 6
3X Sept.21
343* Sept. 28
k Sept. 29
4
Sept. 20
15
16
5k
15
$3 Conv pref new
25
18,775
60,700 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
6% preferred AA
100
1,200
...100
7,733 Singer Mfg
Singer Mfg Ltd
£1
2,300
7,050
June
1
Juiy 13
June
9
June
7
293* July 17
3
Aug. 17
53* June 26
2534 July 14
5
June
5
7134 Jan.
22
July
634 Feb.
k May
18
June
93* Feb.
% Sept.
153* Sept.; 6
Sept. 6
ka Sept. 28
X
X
k Sale
1
500 Sheaffer (W A) Pen com..
63,900 Shenandoah Corp common. 1
-
1
1
July 20
Aug. 28
134
134
13*
3*
163* Feb.
3
13* Feb. 31
123* Mar. 12
343* Aug. 21
5
Sale
Corp—
258,500 Selected Industries........1
$5.50 prior stock
17,100
Allotment certificates...—
30,800
*
23,600 Sentry Safety Control
3,100
57k Sept.
5
Sept.
37 k Septr.
Sept. 18
1
Non voting stock....——*
5,800
10,200 Securities Corp Gen'l com.
16,400 Seeman Bros common
71,400 Segal Lock ft Hardware com *
34,300 Seiberllng Rubber com... ..
Selfridge Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets
£1
2,500
3,300 Sel by Shoe Co com...
1,800
3,400
1,400
Sept. 21
32
Refining—
Seaboard Utll Shs com
Securities Allied
100
500
Sept. 27
3 k Sept. 22
44
Sale
700 Scotten Dillon Co.........10
Scoville Mfg Co
—.—25
V'-i
2 k
5
16
37 k
100
k Sept. 8
10 k Sept. 12
5
Sanford Mills common
Savannah Sugar
7% preferred
100
260
324,300 Schenley Distillers Corp....5
3,800 Schiff Co com....,........
11,400 Schulte Real Estate com...
v:
3
73* Jan. 27
X Jan. 25
34 Apr., 4
534 Mat. 22
1534 Feb. 27
134 Apr. 24
73* Mar. 23
6
lk Sept.
IX Sept. 27
X Sept. 21
ox Sept. 27
Sale
k
0k
32 k
Sale
45
Sale
5
Sale
3
10
7% preferred
17
July
53* June
4
3* Apr. 26
134 Apr. 27
Mar. 23
2k Sept.
ft Ltg. 100
Paper Co
13
11
43* July
15
18
4
Roll 8 Royce
17
Jan.
15
12
0k
15
10
7
4J*
Co cum
—*
Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
1,309
24,600 Roosevelt Field Inc..—....5
'
41,300 Russia Internet Corp
23,000 Royal Typewriter com—..
-.-10"
4,000 Ruberotd Co
1,000 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc—.—*
1,180 Rye/son (Jos T) ft Son Inc.
1,850
July
103* July
79
Juiy
6
.
1
8
26
17
29
13
100 Richmond Radiator com—
______
11
63* May 23
X Mar.
2
k Sept. 22
May
4
25
Mar. 18
5
Sept.
-
18
3
4
25
28
July
Aug.
43* June
1534 Jan.
k Apr.
13* Feb.
3* Apr.
X Feb.
3* Jan.
20
k Sept. 22
2k
2k
~2 X Sale
19
19
18
155*
13
86,800 Reynolds Investing com—
Common new
1
5,000
.*
1,500 Rice Stlx Dry Goods Co
...
3,000 Richman Hr<*» «
"4",100
20
3
Sept.12
Sept.12
3
new.50c
9
27
Sept. 19
July 11
June 28
6
18
25
.
18
24
213* July
Feb. 22
June 10
May
9
Feb. 28
X
k
k
X
1
19
30
3
Sept. 27
27
Mar.
1 140
Mar. 30 117
64
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
k Sept. 28
1
63* June
June
73* Aug.
63* June
4
July
53* June
30
Feb.
43* Sept.
85
July
393* July
23* July
24
Apr. 27
July
5
May
5
109
k Sept. 26
Sept. 5
Sept. 7
1
8
....
115
X
X
Sale
1
H
k
25,200 Railroad Shares Corp com.
6,600 Rys & Utll Invest cl A com.
13,500 Rainbow Luminous Prod A
Class B
14,800
Raymond Concrete Pile Co
Conv preferred
205
114
Sept.26
Sept. 14
Sept. 6 135
Sept. 22 116M Sept. 21
132
130
117
125
Sale
115 k 118
273* Sept. 8
334 June 13
25
Aug.
1
30
3
2
3
Sept. 26
3
?>'
111
27
3
1
X May
Jan.
Feb.
57
Mar.
6
7k Sept. 12
66k Sept.16
4
...—100
—
61 k
2k Sept.
6X Sept. 30
; Sept. 22
Sale
Sale
6k
Sale
75
66
133
2,440 Quaker Oats com
565
6% preferred
120
1 000
Sept.27
Sept. 6
Sept. 19
1
__i
Mfg
■
1,000
Sept. 27
Sept. 14
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
27
24
Sept. 11
84
Jan. 31
43* July
3
4
*
5
10
pref
$7 participating
7k
Sale
70
4
63
preferred
Public Utll Securities—
100 Pyle National Co
4,000
2,500
4X
83k
37k
n
IX Sept. 30
Sale
lk
2k
lk
1H
k
com
16
750
"500
1
Sale
(The) Corp com
*
McCallum
Hotierv
225 Prudence Co 7% pref.....100
185,668 Prudential Investors com...*
"8;400
4k Sept.
7834 July
11
17
6k Sept. 19
IX Apr. 20
3
June 13
2
Feb. 16
26
Apr. 25
4k Sept. 27
28
Mar.
3
13
Feb. 24
X Mar. 20
8
Mar. 29
10
Jan. 27
5X Aug. 15
10
Apr. 21
10
June
7
33* July
1
400 Pressed Metals of Amer
A:-;;."
700
3k Sept. 15
3 k Sept. 30
7
27
June 19
24
16
Sale Prices.
Mar. 11
134 Jan.
3k Sept. 28
^8
4k Sept. 27
77 X 77X Sept. 28
33
Sept. 21
Sale
IX Sept. 7
1X
r2 5
Sept. 14
16
Sept. 6
18
6
Sept.19
33
84k
Sale
lk Sale
15
9
„
,
81
36 kz
26X1.32
50
6,710 'Itts & Lake trie KK
61,350 Pittsburgh Plate Glass com 25
.....
23,700 Potrero Sugar com
*
2,060 •owdrell & Alexander
2,210 Pratt ft Lambert
400
9#
3 k Sept. 28
Sale
3k
100 Pitts Bessemer & L E RR..50
*
100 Pittsburgh Forgings Co
8,275
2,000
6
273* Sept. 8
2
Sept.13
25
Sept. 6
6}*~Sept.~l9
4k
3k
4k
3k
Meter*
"ttnej
Sept
24
"6^"Sept.'l9
...5
103,300
""IOO
25
24
3 k Sept.
300 Pines Winterfront Co
"9",700
22
Sale
lk
4
3k Sept.28
24X Sept
6
IX Sept. 5
23
Sept. 25
Sale
3 k
16
26X Feb.
Sept.
70
Feb.
IX Feb.
15
Mar.
% Mar.
Sept. 20
Sept. 11
24
Highest.
Lowest.!
Sale Prices.
Prices
74
Sept. 27
Sept. 11
24
Inc com
100
50 Piedmont & Nor Ry Co
300 Pierce-Arrow Motor Car...
*
5,700 Pierce Governor Co com
"""ioo
^'
3 %
20k
lk
24k
Sale
2X
18
.
100
Sale
70
Sale
72
71 k
.-10
92,100 Philip Morris lac
Class A,
:
2*
2,600
130,800 Phoenix Securities common. 1
Conv preferred A........10
21,200
~6~,900
W:
Ask
Bid
Ask.
*
1<W
Circle com
Perfect
100
100
Sale
Sale Prices.
Ask
Bid.
Highest.
Loivcst.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
10"
5,510 Pepperell Mfg Co
550
Bid.
(Con.) Par
INDUS, ft MISC.
Shares.
Shares
JAN. 1.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
AGGREGATE SALES.
September.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
46
k
k
0k
11X
*
54
>
-7
•
<
•
83*
3*
23*
"34
34
63*
-
3
June
7
May
9
23* June 22
6
June 22
273* June 15
June 19
21 r80
Mar. 15
Sept.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
4 k Mar
June
9
34 Feb.
8
1
Sept. 22
Sept.21
Sept. 1
Sept,29
Jan.
70
14
3
Sept. 28
8
2934 June
28
• July
10
7
22
17
22
21
23
17
334 July
63
<. July
20
July
134 Jure
103* July
34 Sept.
34 Sept.
20
July
12 3* July
15
25
7
12
19
22
21
19
10
OCT., 1933.]
CURB
YOEK
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Shares.
800
'if 9,700
600
14,000
435,200
200,600
3,500
4,700
16,400
45,100
8,600
500
U
•
Par
8,800 Sun Investing Co com——*
1,651
13 con v pref
♦
25
1,377,520 Swift & Co
281,100 Swift International......^15
200
60,500
—
2,800
Sept. 1.
1933.
(Concl.)
INDUS. MISC.
Bid
Ask.
*
2X
Sept. 30.
Ask.
Bid.
Bid
3X Sale
Ask
oVA
20
34
Sale
7X Sale
14X Sale
18X
Sale
34
17
27
Sale
25
255*
2
35*
Sale
1
Taggart Corp com
Tastyeast Inc class A
2X
IX
7X
3X
Sale
7%
39
Sale
Lowest.
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices
Sale
Prices
35* Sept. 15
Sept. 14
183* Sept. 18
275* Sept. 16
2X Sept.25
Sept. 1
165* Sept.30
245* Sept. 29
34
37
IX
7X
Sale
Sale
Thermold Co 7% pref.....100
Tobacco* Allied Stocks
*
20X
"22""
365*
2X Sept. 21
1
Sept. 23
7X Sept. 14
25
Sept. 8
25* Sept. 21
13* Sept. 5
75* Sept. 29
28
Sept. 16
Sept. 27
Sept.28
3
Sept. 28
18}* Sept. 23
41
Sept. 28
43* Sept. 14
1}* Feb.
"48" "37k "48"'
28
_5
Feb.
23
37
7
Feb.
2a
12}* Feb.
25
Sept. 14
245* July 17
32 n June 10
Apr.
,* Apr.
2X Feb.
»5
Feb.
26
10
15
53* June 21
25* July 14
103* May 29
16
34
Jan.
10
38
X Jan.
9
Aug. 23
15* June 13
103* Jan. 13
23* Jan. 13
103* Feb.
9
30
May 18
25* Jan.
3
283* June 20
41
Sept. 28
63* May 29
22
Tobacco Prod Exports
Sale Prices.
21
~~X Sept.26
41'
"2% Sale
Inc common.
Highest.
Sales Prices
X Sept. 20
...
technicolor
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
47
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
eptember.
EXCHANGE
June 10
June 12
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
i
600
Am dep rets ord reg sh»__£l
Am dep rets def reg...
5s
4,900 Todd Shipyards Corp—
*
250 Torrington Co of Maine—
88,400 Transcontinental Air Crausrl
800
""300
25
4,800
Trans-Lux
6,300
Pict
18
Sale
"2% Sale"
4X
Sale
19
18
"3X "3X
IK Sale
IX
IX
,2X Sale
25*
3
IX
Sale
2
Sale
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
Am rets for ord. shs. reg£l
700
200
3,900
1,300 Trunz
Pork Stores Inc./..
Tubize
11,900
Chatillon
*
Corp—
........1
164,200
Common
20,600
Class A
51,900 Tung Sol Lamp Wks
2,500
S3 conv pref
800
.1
....
1,600
100
183* Aug. 18
43* June 26
Screen
83,400
Common
—1
64,495 Trl-Contlnental Corp Warr_.
3,500
10 X
*
com..
"8X "ilk
4X
"14""
IX sale
125*
19}*
35
19
29
5
13
9
12%
5X
14}*
135*
Sale
22
Sale
28
35*
4X
25* Sept. 14
155* Sept. 15
125* Sept.16
16 K Sept. 27
125* Sept. 16
14
18
Sept. 5
30X Sept. 14
5X Sept. 1
15
Sept. 27
Sept. 27
26}* Sept.
7
Sept. 47
Sept. 27
4
15
...—
.....
15*.Sept. 29
2
Sept. 30
13* Mar. 22
X Apr.
8
Sept. 15
3
53* Feb.
14
Jan.
19
10
2
35* June
45* July
163* Sept. 27
July
6
15
Apr.
83* Mar.
13* Jan.
73* Jan.
1
3
3
6
283* June 29
46 X June 29
9X June 13
Mar.
3
22
20
June
,/.y
3,750
r
4",600
Union Amer Invest
11X
com—
14
18
22}*
19M
22 X
11
"M« Sept. 26
50,700 Union Tobacco Co common.*
% Sept.
5
Sept.
6
Xt May 16
6
Vf "7.:/
July 19
3* June 10
United Aircraft & Transp—
25
850
"1,800
17,600
300
50
50
6% pref without warr
'
Sept.
6
50
7
Sept.
6
8
445* July
Warrants....
7
Sale
2X
Sale
IX
2X
IX
9X
175*
"X ~"~X
com.
7X
2X
Sale
25*
15*
7
Sale
7X
1
June
50
July
11
6
9
June
15* Feb. 24
8
Sept. 15
6
June
9
United Carr Fastener
Sept. 15
6
United Chemicals Inc
500
2,100
10,100
22,400
105,300
100
4,700
5,100
•
Common
$3
....
*
5
partic pref
cum
United Drug Co
United Dry Docks com
;
...
200 United Engineering & Fdy._*
United Founders com
1
f
63",300
25
1,118
175
116,900
1,799,100
""600
10,500
,
"ix "Sale"
IX
Sale
United Milk Products com..*
$3 preferred
25*
17X
75*
IX
3
'Sept. 12
175* Sept. 19
73* Sept. 1
25* Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 19
Sept.
1
Sept. 28
2}* Aug. 28
Jan.
7
..*
IX Sept. 26
6X Sept. 19
25
Sept.13
1 5* Sept.
6
1
5*'Sept. 12
25
25
73* Aug. 28
3* Mar.
3
June
20
1,272,800
175
16"" "175*
19
Sept. 13
12
5* Apr. 19
15* June
8
18K Apr. 3
8
203* June
2
105* July 28
33* June 19
203* June 20
3
July 10
65* Sept. 12
25
Sept. 13
United Molasses Co Ltd—
for ord reg.. £1
80 United N J RR & Canal...100
800
100
900
~i"oo6
19,414 U S Finishing
50
;
f
Sale
13* Feb.
June
3* Feb.
I" r "Sept 7" 7
27
28
29
13
21
565* Sept. 11
8
5* Sept. 14
13* Sept. 13
nl5* Sept. 1
X
X
X Sale
IX
1h
Sale
X
X
15*
2X
nlX Sale
IX
2X
1
5*
;
52X
31}*
Ke
13*
IX
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
313* Sept.
"5",700
common
Preferred
333*
303*
3*
5*
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
1
Feb.
3* Jan.
X Feb.
12'
May
25* Apr.
48,800
15,700
8,935
4,600
1,100
250
200
....—.*
•
18 X
Sale
*
U S Lines Inc pref
U S Radiator
Sale
.*
com
1st preferred with warr
U S Playing Card
Sale
Sale
com....
!io
12* 13*
85*
8%
IX
IX
54 X Sale
500
Sale
1
23
20
300
_
:
100
v
intversal
IX
5
New __8
insurance
5
1,325
"ix
7,275
Priority Stock.........
23,100 Utility * Ind Corp com...
33,300
Preferred
com
.....
if 500
7,500
Chemical
3X Sept. 16
63* Sept. 25
15* Sept. 30
44}* Sept. 29
83* Sept. 11
15* Sept. 6
545* Sept. 5
~2X
25*
2X
15*
Sale
IX
3X
Sale
2
6
5X
IX
„
23* Sept. 11
15* Sept. 10
30
Sept. 22
\X
Sale
4
6,500
35,000
2,200
3,000
i 1,210
5,500
85,600
100
1,100
:
200
6,700
Waco
"31M Sale
26K
"2X ~~3X
...
"5
6X
*
12}* Sale
Class
Bond
Inc class A.."
7X Sale
*
B
Walgreen
900
Co com...—.....*
Warrants
9
7
*
(The) common
Waitt Ac
6X
......
Aircraft Co
"Sept. "7
13
13 X
5
OX
5X
1ig 1?*
16X
8}*
2
1
175*
5
Sept. 14
65* Sept.j 5
95* Sept.
9
Sept.
13* Sept.
63* Sept.
13* Sept.
16
Sept.
8
19
9
12
27
12
15
8
24
July
3
May 18
113* June 27
35* July 10
July 10
3
31
19
24
15* June 19
July
7
35* July 24
103* June 21
4
July 18
28
2
8
16
9
10
10
Apr.
Feb.
13
7
13* Apr.
17
43*
505*
3 3*
7 5*
19
31
1
June
Apr.
Feb.
2
June 28
4
2}*
•
July
May
Sept.
June
June
June
June
15
13
11
7
19
13
13
7
263* Sept.
July
6
Aug. 25
Apr. 19
73* July
7
93* July 10
35
14
65* Sept.
Aug. 15
73* May
4
15* May 22
23* Ju»y
""
X Mar. 24
113* Feb. 27
154 May 24
8
.
June
Jan.
65
13* Apr.
Sept .14
75* Sept. 21
.....
12
24
25
775 *
12X Sept.30
9
Sept. 19
3
Sept.12
6X Sept. 12
"13* Sept. 27
185* Sept. 26
July
}* May
8
Sept.
3* May
3* June
6
Aug.
1
Feb.
2
June
23* Sept. 11
25* Sept. 5
45
Sept. 5
2
Sept. 6
;5}* Sept." 5
31X"Sept.";" I
June 28
3.5*
25*
3*
73*
26
Mar.
1
31
Wagner Electric common..15
Wahl Co
X Jan.
8
5
Corp.......5
100
7,100 Vogt Mfg Corp..
1,300 Vortex Cup Co..
500
1
Sept. 1
Sept. 6
2X Sept. 18
8
Sept. 19
2X Sept. 14
V
5* Sept. 6
Mar. 22
2
173* Mar.
20
'
36
% Jan.
l5/8
10 Virginia Ry Co v t c_.
""'IOO
Sept.
...*
Veeder Root Inc
Vick
1
2
'IX
X Sept. 7
175* a:17 »- Sept. 21
Sale
13* Sept. 30
10
8
Sept. 19
IX Sept. 14
X Sept. 6
35}| Sale
...
■
200
5
IX
Sale
Sale
45
600 Utah Radio Products
5,100
"2",300
8X
,
7
1
Pictures
61,900 Utility Equities
1,600
2,200
X
-
U S Stores vtc common...
600 Universal
:;:'
1X
43}*
16
350
ioo
7% preferred..
8.900 U S Rubber Reclaiming..
1,000
6X
a
common....
300
25
4
25*
...100
...
48,800 U S Foil class B
63,000 US* Internat Sec
3,700
4,000
IX
...
202
June
6
55 X
13
Aug.
8
25* June 19
6 X May
8
565* Sept. 11
55* July
199
"X "Sept ."30
700 U S Financial Holding Corp.1
_
■
X
...10
Preferred
30,415 United Shoe Macb com....3*
1,375
Preferred
25
65,140 United Stores Corp com vtc.*
5,700 United Wall Paper
14,800 U S Dairy Prod class B..._*
110
3X Sept. 27
2X Sept.
"
"5* "T'
Unit Profit Sharing com..:
500
__
"3,375
Sale
Sale
3
Am dep rets
133* June 28
June 12
12
33* July 12
73* Jan.
3
4
July
6
21
July 13
4
July 21
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham
323,300
11,700
5,000
2,112,400
* Worts
common
*
....
90,200
Preferred
*
55,000 Watson (Jno Warren) Co...*
10,700 Wayne Pump Co com
..*
3,500
Convertible preferred
•
900
"2,100
4X Sale
8X
8H
45
14]
Sale
Sale
42 X
1
X
Sale'
Sale
%
IX
5*
5*
Sale
5,600 Western Auto Supply
75
A *
400 Western Cartridge 6% pf.100
10
720
Western Maryland
;
if." 100
7%
* Feb. 28
* Feb. 27
4 Jan., 21
* Mar. 15
Sept.
13"""Sept. 21
61
Sale
143* Sept.
20 X Sept. 20
69
Sept. 25
com
21
9
Feb.
28
Sept. 18
Jan.
6
Apr.
3
703* Sept.
9
645*
175*
15*
2 3*
6
j
July 18
July 18
July 18
6
June
June
7
July 19
7
Aug.
3
715* Aug.
17
'
22
Ry—
...100
Pipe & Steel com.. 10
1st preferred
Western
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Sept. 14
Mar. 16
6,100 Western Air Express Corp. .10
300
40}* Sept. 22 51}*
14
Sept.
6 155*
% Sept. 27
13*
1
Sept.
1 "1,
50
Sept. 21
May 18
Aug. 21
Sept. 21
50
60
July
3
Aug. 21
13
Western Tablet & Stationery
100
1,700
25
Common
v
.....*
t c
300 Westvaco Chlorine pref
400
""460
-
20,500 Wll-Low Cafeterias com
1,950
Convertible preferred
1,200
ilson lonr* Co
3,300
150
200
7
9X
7
9
6X
100
2,900 W Va Coal & Coke com
*
1,000 White Sewing Mach rights..
23,700 Williams (R C) * Co
^
*
78
Xt
4X
12" "14""
6
1
*
12X
Sale
"30"
3
2X
nx
12X
1
Sept. 15
Sept.13
Sept. 14
Sept. 15
Sept. 13
X Sept.
7
78
125*
14
l3k"Sept."l5
13}* Sept. 15
15*
10X
2X
12
2X Sept. 6
10X Sept. 29
10
Sept. 21
2X Sept. 6
11}* Sept. 20
12
Sept.20
*
Woolworth (F
57,200
4,200
W)
Yates
Amer
5* May
2
73* Feb. 23
6
Jan.
June 22
Machine
12
Sale
20 X
Ala Power Co S7
16 preferred
,
195* Sept.
7
21
;
Sept.20
115* Jan.
9
21
Feb.
1
5
Sept. 20
Feb.
9
3* Feb.
Apr.
18
11
1
June 26
61
Co—..
PUBLIC UTILITIES
3,170
1,155
20
35* July' 28
123* Jan. 18
12
Sept. 20
43* July 13
25
205* Sale
Participating pref
-*
260 Youngstown S & T pref..100
ff
18
13
11
22
4
Sale
1,600
880
20
14
103* July
Sept.
13* July
5* Jun6
163* July
78
Lrd—
Am dep rets ord shares. 5s
Amer dep rets 6% pref—£1
300
.
3
500 Wolverine Port Cement....10
t;
6
Apr. 24
565* Jan. 11
X June
1
3* June 13
4
Mar. 22
July
19
653* Jan.
563* Jan.
13
16
Par
pref..;....*
4I
*
62 X
Sale
Sale
34
—
34
32
Sept. 30
Sept. 25
423* Sept.11
35
Sept.18
34
32
Sept. 30
Sept. 25
Amer Cities Power & Lt Corp
700
16,000
12,200
3,200
2,800
201,300
63,200
122,550
Conv class A
25
......
Class B
1
29
4X
Amer Commonwealth Pow cl A
Class B
Sale
a
*
300
100
:
149,700 Amer Ac Foreign Power warr.
1,003,100 American Gas * Elec com.. *
600
19,700
15,000
167,300
2,700
2,100
.
600
300
; 35*
■
2X
2X
X
H
5*6
X
X
%
$7 1st pref series A.-. .....*
675 Amer Dist Tel N J pref...100
450 Amer Elec Power S6 pref....*
-
3,600
72,200
3%
%
%
For footnotec
Preferred...
....
Amer Light & Trac com
6% preferred
Amer
see page
56
Sts
Pub Serv
25
3
4X
30 H
8354
Sale
Sale
Sale
•30}* Sale
23
Sale
17
Sale
185* Sale
14
Sale
9
Sale
"OX
a
8X
...25
com
A.
*
Sept. 21
23* Sept. 21
3* Sept. 21
X Sept. 25
"I
2"
"~X "2X
Sept.
63* Sept.
22}* Sept.
69
Sept.
125* Sept.
20
Sept.
1
Sept.
26
28
22
29
27
12
12
32X
33*
3*
X
Sept.
Sept."
Sept.
Sept.
7
5
6
6
253* Feb. 28 365*
:23* Sept. 21
Mi Mar. 31
Mi Mar. 31
6
13* June
15*
9 104
May
6«
.'4 V.:Sept;n8
Jan.
16
9X Sept. .1
30}* Sept. 11
783* Sept. 11
20
Sept. 1
20
Sept.12
1
Sept." 12
Apr.
4
Mar. 31
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
28
28
20
22
June 13
June 12
June
6
June
6
June 12
Aug. 28
Aug. 18
133* June 13
6
50
June 13
915* Jan. 24
265* June 14
22
July 11
7
2X June
Since
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
In
NEW YORK
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Bid.
Par
*
*
Preferred
*
100 Appalachian El Pow $7 pref_*
860 Arkansas P & L $7 pref....*
PUBLIC UTIL. (Con.)
30
80
Class A
$5 preferred......
•
60 Bell Tel of
50
Tx ~Tx
500
*A Sale
%
X
8h
21X
8c Pr
ord
.
400
25
40
Cent Hud G A
10,900
1,700
i
Am dep rets B
10
20
100
•...
.
'2X "2%
Am
E
t c
▼
48
Sept.
Sept.
39
12 X
12
•
.....
11X
11X
10% Sept.
23 X Sept.
9
Sept.
25
Sept.
11
10%
50
June 12
85
Jan.
23
46
July
27
hi Apr.
*
85 Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref
20 Cent Ind Pow 7% pref...100
100
200 Cent Pow & Lt 7% pref
32
June 13
1024
24
1824
124
19
1524 June
1
Xe Sept. 28
July
3
June 13
June
7
Jan. 10
June
6
Aug. 29
70
Feb. 24 11024
11124 June 21 rll5
6
Feb. 24
1724
25
Sept. 7 25
1524 Sept. 19 22 24
9224
74
Sept. 28
124 Sept. 8
1
24 Sept.
3% Sept. 18
48
Sept. 18
3924 Sept. 6
6
1124 Sept.
2324 Sept. 11
9
Sept. 20
n27 24 Sept. 18
IX
1%
% Sale
3X
-3%
IX
IX
% Sale
324
3 24
1
X
ord sh
£1
ord sh
£1
dep rets pref sh
£1
450 Carolina P & L $7 pref—...*
$6 preferred
*
50
Am dep rets A
27,500
172,100
13,100
1,700
12,100
7524 June 28
15
18 10624 Sept. 18
18 rll5 Sept. 18
14
Sept.
1
21
Sept. 7
7 25
1724 Sept. 13
19
28 7724 Sept. 20
Cables & Wireless-
9Vf June 12
52
1% Sept.
X Sept.
3% Sept.
*
1st preferred
$5
Sale
14
9
Sale"
Highest.
Sale Prices.
224 Mar. 31
Apr.
3
Apr.
3
77
Sept. 22
28
Sept. 28
1
Sept. 19
24 Sept. 30
224 Sept. 22
Sept. 5
Sept.
1
Sept.
5
Sept. 14
30
Sept. 15
124 Sept. 15
124 Sept.
1
5
Sept.
1
24 Sept. 6
17
Sept. 29
X Sept. 5
106% Sept.
Sept.
12% Sept.
25
Sept.
15% Sept.
74
Sept.
rll5
•
Tr Lt
Brazilian
31,100
5,000
4,000
Sale
Canada..100
Pa 6 Hi % pref..100
50 British Col Power class A__*
Bufi Nlag 8c East Pow pref.15
174,800
8,500
IX Sale
X Sale
Bell Telep Co of
1,600
10
60
50
Sale
5
X
Warrants.
133,100
25
Sale
4%
6924
3024
78)4
21
15
21
22
28
19
30
22
Xe Sept. 18
16
Sept. 27
Sept. 28
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
X Sept.
2% Sept.
3
3X Sale
Sale
lVs Sale
IX Sale
600 Assoc Telep Co $1.50 pref—*
\«sociated Telep Utilities
*
75
9,300
424
69 24
67
I
1
Assoc Gas & Elec com
31,700
117,800
19,290
126,400
5,500
34,100
3,060
7,200
Bid
jfc
•
66
let preferred
26,000
31,900
Sale
424
Superpower...
\merican
2,017,000
188,600
1,700
3,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Prices
Sale
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Bid
Ask
Highest.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
1933.
Share*
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
SEPTEMBER.
PRICES IN
aggregate sales
September.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
48
Sept. 18
July 13
Sept.
7
Jan. 12
Jan. 11
124 July
24 July
424 July
% Apr.
1
•4. Feb.
7
224 Feb. 28
37
Feb.
6
30
May 20
1024 Sept. 29
1824 Apr. 20
9
Sept. 20
20
Apr. 24
1
Apr. 24
13
14
14
5
Jan.
48
6
3924 Sept.
June 13
15
7
2824 Feb.
Sept. 20
Jan. 20
Apr. 24
9
38
1
50 Cent Pub Serv $4 pref.-—--*
Cent 8c Southwest Util
2,200
1,250
60
474,400
1,300
1,610
Centra)
Sept. 27
Sept.
9
Sept. 19
13
6
Apr.
1224 Feb.
7
Jan.
% Apr.
924 Mar.
11
Cities Serv Pr 8c Lt $6 pref..*
17 preferred
Elec Ilium
15
15
11
..*
25
27
25
"32"
30X
*
com
Columbia Gas 8c Elec Corp—
Sept. 8
Sept.
9
2724 Sept. 11
Sept.
5
Columbus Ry Pow 8c Light—
25
91,625
10,900
6% 1st preferred
..100
Commonwealth Edison...100
1,227,000
98,100
575 Community P & L 1st pref..*
50
14,500
1,300
100
Community Water Serv
6,600
139,300
25
Con Gas E L 8c
50
425
1,050 Cont'l
5,425
525
43,300
3,700
25
4,400
Eastern States Pr
5924 Sept. 14
9924 Sept. 18
45
Sept. 15
4324 Apr. 12
Sept. 28
5824 Sept.
1
37
Sept. 28
76
524 Sept. 21
50
Sept. 27
60
Sept.
7
124 Sept. 22
950
320
339,400
7,400
3,900
1,025
2,900
■""§66
50
150
924 Sept.
5724 Sept.
60
Sept.
224 Sept.
1
1
7
1
4
Mar. 31
6
1224 June
68
July 18
11,000
33,400
"7",800
8,400
100
9% Sale
57 % Sale
IX
2% Sale
2
*
Eastern Util Associates
Convertible stock.
.
21X
.*
Sale
.
Edison Elec Ilium (Boston)
820
18 X Sale
41X Sale
40% Sale
8% Sale
3X
4
.........
...
...
5%
5%
172*
Sale
32
Sale
2%
3%
163
Sept.
1524
3724
3024
1124
Sale
38
3
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1324 Sept. 28
1624 Sept. 27
12
Sept.
8
Sale
15
100
8X
Florida Power 8c Lt S7 pref..*
26 X
2X Sale
X Sale
8X
8X Sale
IX Sale
7%
6
8
10
14X
7% Sept.
24 Sept. 23
Sept. 20
10
6
6
Sept. 19
1-16
17
Sale
8
Sept.
5
224
24
824 Sept. 20
124 Sept.
"
17
Sept.
11
12
Sept.
5
Gen Gas & Elec—
110
14,750
4,755
"450
$ 6con v pref
ser
General Pub Serv $6 pref
•
24,100
875
9,975
750
250
11,300
1,300
206,200
50
""306
10
"2" 700
900
55
com
18,600
1,950
Sept.
14
4024 Sept. 18
11 c.t
X
%
Hartford Electric Light....25
Illinois P 8c L$6 pref...
•
%
X Sale
55
54
50
21
Sale
4024 Sept. 18
24 Sept.
1
4824 Sept. 21
% Sept. 16
52
1324
13
Sale
Sept. 21
1624 Sept. 16
Sept. 15
Sept. 21
65
20
Sept.
5
2424 Sept. 14
Class A warrants
Internet Util class A
Class
.
•
6X
1
B.
9%
7X
IX
Sale
324
4
5
Sept. 29
Sept. 28
1
124 Sale
5
Sept. 21
224 Sept. 1
'8
*!
124
X
Sale
Sale
124
24
124
24
54« Sept. 28
Sept. 12
124 Sept. 22
24 Sept. 27
10
24 Sept. 11
Sept. 12
124 Sept.
24 Sept.
214 Jer Cent P 8c L 524% pref. 100
7% preferred
100
50
100
13,800
1,100
1,000
Kings County Lighting
7% pref series B
100
5% preferred series D
100
39,800 Long Island Light
9024 Sept. 25
12K
com....
440
4,420
7% preferred
350
3,800
8% preferred series B ..100
100
13%
76
82
70
64%
9X
69
53 2i
9%
70 X
Sale
624 Sale
6
56
58
56
40
44
42
Sept. 22
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
92
Sept. 25
924 Sept.
7024 Sept.
5324 Sept.
5
8
1
225 Los Angeles G Ac E 8% pf._100
75 Louisiana P & L $6 pref....
Marconi Internat Marine—
89,800
3,300
2,500
826,800
28,600
475
25
4,700
Communication Am dep ret
Marconi Wirel Tel of
IX Sale
Can..
3X Sale
3
Sale
Mass Util Associates v t c._
5% conv preferred.
58,160 Memphis Nat Gas
com
50
..5
4%
Sale
"324 *"4"
224 Sept. 11
224 Sept. 13
20
Sept. 12
324 Sept. 28
Metropolitan Edison Co—
50
5,800
300
$6 pref series C
850
136,200 Middle West lltll com
$6 conv pref ser A
5,325
100'
$6 Conv pref A c o d
For footnotes see page
56.
*
Sept. 20
24 Sept.
124 Sept. 29
59
•
»
7
May 26
31
19
June 22
20
8
15^
22
21
Mar. 30
*A Sale
A Sale
24
>A
324 Sept. 15
224 Sept. 13
20
Sept. 12
524 Sept. 6
61
Sept.
24> Sept.
124 Sept.
7
June 10
8
June
824 Sept. 20
124 July 14
3324 Jan.
14
15
July
6224 June
524 July
7024 Jan.
28
10
11
12
55
Aug. 18
50
July
10
Mar. 30
Sept. 21
2324 June 12
3424 Jan.
5
2824 June 21
13
Mar. 30
Sept. 21
24 Aug. 31
4
Sept. 29
24 Feb.
4
53
75
20
27
June
5
24
524
1324
24
24
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
May
15
21
20
27
19
June
80
10
100
*
1
June
21
60
Warrants for class B stock
Warrants
June
25
55
$7 prior pref
Interstate Power $7 pref.,
13
24 June
8
59
June 11
48 J
Sept. 15
56
Sale
32
July
12
18
15
25
Jan.
6% preferred...
...100
Indianapolis Pow & Lt
100 Iowa Sou Util 7% pref
65,900 Italian Superpower cl A
20,700
6
*
6H% cum pref
100
750
int Hydro-El $3.50 prefnew50
3.700
100
""260
Hamilton Gas Co
Sale
61
3
22
7
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Sept.
June
Mar.
Apr.
3
Apr.
5
1824 Mar. 31
424 July
6
4324 Apr. 28
47 X June
2
4024 Sept. 18
4524 Sept. 14
*
125
1,525
Sale
38
Georgia Power $<• pre''
75 Gulf States Util $6 pref
$5.50 preferred.
100
4,500
450
1024 Sept. 16
Sept. 21
4824 Sept.
10 X
*
Gen Pub Util $7 pref..
150
""50
Sale
11
B
10,340
800
June
June
Sept.
June
2
12
724 Apr.
1624 Sept. 12
1624 Sept. 27
13
Sept. 27
6%
2,900 Empire Pow Corp part stk.
*
2,000 Empire Pub Serv com A
68,950 European Elec Co of Can A. 10
Option warrants
117,000
7,575
2524 Sale
50 %
51
43
Sale
148
Sale
148
July
Ma)
9
Jan. 11
5524 Apr. 15 68
424 June 20
124 Mar. 29
June 13
16
May 26 30
July 17
15
May 24 25
1324 Apr. 20 2624 July 18
624 July 18
124 Apr. 18
132
May 10 17424 Jan. 19
4124 June 13
10 ~ Feb. 25
June 13
25
Apr.
7 66
2224 Apr.
7 5924 June 13
June 13
4% Feb. 28 29
July 13
124 Feb. 25
July 12
6
Mar. 24
39
1824 Sept. 13
424 Sept. 13
Sept.
6
2624 Sept.
5024 Sept.
43
Sept.
1524 Sept.
424 Sept. 15
1524 Sept.
224 Sept.
Sale
4X Sale
18
173"" Sale"
100
Elec Bond 8c Share
com.....5
7,620,300
$6 preferred
164,700
05 preferred...
46,200
18,950 Elec Pow 8c Lt 2d prof A...
Option warrants
82,200
1,575 Empire Diet Elec 6% pref. 100
100
6,100 Empire G Ac F 7% pref
8% preferred
.....100
2,100
6% preferred
........100
1,250
624% preferred
124 June 12
13
June 23
2 24 June
5
July
3 42
June 22 108
7024
9924 July 20 9924
35J4 May
3 66
$7 preferred series A
825
'"466
IX Sale
•
B
com
50
40
58 X Sale
424
4M
$6 preferred series B
13
37
38"" Sale
8% preferred
100
*24% prior preferred...100
850
8224 Jan.
4624 Sept. 22
9924 Sept. 18
38
Sept. 30
Sale
52
60
59 X
100
200
1,700
66
65
100
Eastern Gas 8c Fuel Assoc
11,520
30
42
com
Co
Jan.
108
G 8c E 7% pr pref...100
Ouke Power
400
5,400
P Bait
5% preferred series A
19
82
30
Apr. 18
824 Sept.
6
% Apr. 26
_
75
July
4024 Sept. 27
5524 Sept.
CompanlaHispano Americana
Electricidad Amer shares.
50 Conn P & L 624 % pref....100
13
Jan.
5 138
5
IX
%
1
X
1
18
%6 Sept. 1
824 Sept.
6
124 Sept. 14
% Sale
% Sale
Sale
X
'.
July
Sept. 22
824 Sept. 6
% Sept. 20
4024 Sept. 27
Commonwealth 8c Sou Corp—
Warrants.....
19
June 12
3 110
Apr.
Jan.
July
Jan. 25
May 31
1
2924 June
4! 37
July
7
2024 Apr.
9924 May
68
June 14
June 13
26
Mar.
82
Sept. 30 107
90
Sale
90
100
5% Conv preferred
194,650
8
10624 Sept. 28 10624 Sept. 22
100
6% preferred
Sept.
Aug. 21
22
Jan.
June 14
18
124 Feb.
18
10
July
18
Jan.
Sept. 20
15
"x "T
Warrants
780
8,050
8
224 Sept.
100
24,100 Cleveland
100
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
224 Sept. 12
824 Mar.
10
12
Conv preferred
100
Conv pref opt ser 1929.. 100
950
50
1,000
1
14
16
18
26
21
6% pref without warr.,100
650
"200
Sale
2
224 Sale
Sale
2X
com—1
Elec
7% preferred
3,700
3,900
1,800
100
States
14
•
»
$7 Prior Hen preferred
$7 preferred..
740
58,500
IX Sept.
Sept.
8
Sept.
1% Sept.
2X Sale
Common
25,700
10
424
2724
2424
424
2524
Mar.
1
Aug. 29
9024 Sept. 25
72
Feb. 18
May 26
25
July
24 Aug.
11
June
324 June
55
June
24 June
2324 June
1324 Jan.
3
June
124 Aug.
31
9
13
5
13
13
20
5
28
7124 Jan. 14
80
Aug. 29
94
72
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
85
Apr.
7224 Jan.
22
25
25
17
16
16
June
8224 Feb.
74
Jan.
9524 Jan.
73
Jan.
27
2
524 Jan.
24 Apr.
124 May
20
Sept.
224 Feb.
12
724 Juiy
324 Sept.
324 June
2524 Jan.
624 July
10
6
56
42
54 J
19
17
12
28
May
Jan.
Apr. 15
Aug.
2
73
Jan.
16
12
31
15
12
23
17
12
May 23
324 June 13
24 Aug.
2
CURB
YORK
NEW
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Jan. 3
1933.
PUBLIC UTIL.
hare.
Midland
6%
Did.
(Conel.) Par
Ask
Sept. 1.
Sept. 30.
Ask. Bid.
Bid
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Co—
Utilities
100
prior lien
Miss River Power pref
100
Mohawk 8c Hud Pow 1st pref.*
•(vl
RANGE SIN
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
81
55
Sept.22
Sept. 21
91
Sept. 12
Sept. 2u
59
2d preferred
Monongahela West Penn
Pub Serv
2
25
7% pref..
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow com.
a334 Sept.
1064 Sept.
Nat Power Ac
66 H
49 4
Sale
44
60
34
40
40
914 Sept. 20
954 Sept.
754 Sept. 20
53
754 Sept. 20
Sept.22
84 Sept. 22
Sept. 22
37
Sept. 20
Sept. 5
104 Sept. 15
Sept. 22
50
Sept.
8
444
Sale
494 Sale
42
Sale
....
*
$7 prior Hen pref
New Engl Telep 9c Teleg._100
New Orleans Pub Serv—
v
t c
6
22
22
:
28
27
27
224 Feb. 27
Apr. 21
75
5
—-
Preferred
Apr.
84 Sept.
Sept.
264 Apr.
3 4 July
94 May
194 Feb.
—
Com
144 June 15
214 Apr. 11
804 Apr. 12
40
7% preferred....
—100
New Eng Pow Astn 6% pfd 100
New England Pub Serv com.*
$7 preferred.
16 prior lien pref
16
344 Sept. 26
5
6 1084 Sept. 8
Sept. 21
May 24
Light—
S6 preferred
Nevada Calif Elec com....100
2
55
62
Mountain Sts Tel & Tel..100
29
34 Feb.
1
Apr. 25
75
Mar. 16
18
...
N Y Pr & Lt $6 pref
...»
.100
7% preferred...
Aug. 4
704 May
3
77
Apr. 27
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
..100
6% preferred
7
N Y Steam Corp com
7
N Y Teleo 64%
31
pref
N Y Water Serv 6% pref
648
Niagara Hud
101
Pow
Sale
115
100
1174 1184 113
8
"
Sale
7
% Sale
2
Class B option warrants—
4
14
3
Class C Cption warrants...
Nor Amer Lt 8c Pr com......*
4
Nor States Power
com
%
2
4
14
14
"4 "I"
65
374
384
75
50
314
354
264 Sale
*
54%
1
244 Sept. 21
324 Sept.
63
5
Sept.19
814 Sept. 13
4
1st pref..25
1st preferred
25
Pacific Ltg Corp $6 pref.
5
5
1
18
12
30
26
19
4
Sale
224
194
Sale
Sale
214 Sale
..
82
214 Sept. 30
194 Sept. 1
81
Sept. 26
224 Sept. 12
214 Sept. 14
81
Sept. 26
Sept. 19
Sept. Id
Pac Pub Serv non-vot com..*
1st preferred
1,
Philadelphia Co
3
7
"644
7
9
'514 "54'
64
8
744 Sale
45
50
com
preferred
Power Corp of Can
Sept.
34 Sept.
5
25
*
com
74 Sept. 27
744 Sept. 30
414 Sept. 22
8
Sept. 15
74 Sept. 27
Sept. 5
514 Sept. 6
10
Sept. 13
89
324 Sept. 21
7
Sept. 20
324 Sept. 21
7
Sept. 20
30
8
30
Sept.
8
64 Sept. 29
124 Sept. 22
11
20
Sept.
Sept.
8
9
64 Sept. 20
Providence Gas Co
9
*
Public Serv of Ind pr pref
Public Service of Nor 111
100
Sept.
*
Com 5100 par stock....100
6% preferred
100
4,
Puget Sound P Ac L 56 pf
7,
55 preferred..
Quebec Power Co.
2,
_*
19
...
Sale
•
com
Railway At Light Securities
Rochester G Ac E 7%
18
Apr.
3
Sept. 26
Mar. 30
July 20
May 25
Mar. 29
234 Apr. 19
554 May
May 24
4
Aug. 17
214 Apr. 29
„
75
#
1
...*
8%
2
6
52"
*
Phlla Elec Co 55 pref
45H
Mar. 31
May 12
Sept.
7
*
Pa Water Ac Power
Feb.
5
Sept. 18
6
_
Mar. 21
*684 Mar.
*
Pa Powar Ac Light 57 pref..
7,
Sale
100
Pa Gas At Elec class A
2,
19,
34
*
7% preferred
24
June
*
Peninsula Telep Co com
Jan.
64 Sept. 19
Apr.
3
14 Sept. 28
68
63
Pacific G & E 6%
3,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
75
Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
Okla Nat Gas 64% pref..100
10,
94
%
14
4
44
19
6
28
20
30
26
19
39
A.. 100
Ohio Edison $6 preferred
6,
74.
;
64 Sept.
% Sept.
14 Sept.
4 Sept.
44 Sept.
5
Sept.
4 Sept.
100
7% preferred
.....100
Nor N Y Utll 7% pref
100
66
Sale
44 Sale
•
com
Norlnd Pub Ser6% pref..
July 11
Sept. 15
1094 Apr. 24
16
9
15
21
56 preferred
Nor Amer Utll Sec
Sept. 15 334 Sept. 6
Sept. 28 118
Sept. 16
100
com
Class A option warrants—.
4,
1,
1134 113
Jan.
3
17
744 Sept. 30
39
Apr.
3
*5
Mar
Si*
30
Apr
3)
24
May 16
7
Sept.
144 July
Aug.
22
Apr.
34
July
70
July
Sept.
Apr.
104 Feb.
30
20
25
31
25
6
12
29
26
15
54 Apr. 17
B pf.100
99
Mar. 16
100
75
Aug. 16
90
Aug. 16
6% preferred D
Rochester Telep Co—
64%
30,
1st pref
100
Shawinigan Water Ac Power.*
174 Sept.
24
5
Sierra Pacific Elec 6% pf..l00
14
Sou Calif Edison
34,
43,
B
25
pref class C
25
Preferred
5 4%
25
pref A
194
174
Sale
Sale
Sept. 13
204 Sept.
184 Sept.
5% original pref........25
Southern Calif Gas pref A.25
Southern Colo Pow cl A
25
3,
53,
Southern Nat Gas Co com
Sale
14 Sep$. 21
4 Sept. 21
*
3
Sept.
4 Sept. 13
Sou New Eng Telephone..100
1,
Southern Union Gas com—*
Southw
Bell Tel
7% pref.100
Standard
7,
17,
49
Power Ac Lt com..*
Class B common........
54 Sale
*
Preferred
6,
7,
£
9
44
34
54
7
*
7
9
4
Sept. 19
494 Sept. 19
54 Sept. 22
27
54 Sept. 22
Sept. 27
374 Sept. 29
Swiss-American Elec oref.100
24
Tampa Electric Co...
254
26
27
234
244
43
224 Sept. 20
26
374 Sept. 14
Sept. 19
Sept.
8
Tenn Elec Power 7% pref-100
Texas P & L 7% pref
100
Toledo Edison 6% pref.. 100
7% preferred
116,
1,
,185,
126,
214,
...100
7":
174,
71,
14,
2,
44
24
14 Sale
.......
"4 Sale
....
54
A
34
44
•
Common class B._.......*
56
1st pref
U S Elec Pow com w
new..
Sale
74
154 Sale
•
conv
w
34
3
Sale
>1
314 Sale
24
2 4
Class B
11,
v
24
Sale
Sale
26
14 Sale
4 Sale
1
54 Sale
34
6
4
204
84
Sale
1
Sale
4
14
Sale
14
Sale
1
t c new
2 4
100
Va Pub Service 7% pref._.100
12
.
4
15
3
84
1
34
104
J 04
Sept.
Sept.
34 Sept. 30
44 Sept.
24 Sept. 22
2 4 Sept.
6
24 Sept. 28
24
Sept. 22
4 Sept. 21
34 Sept.
5
Sept.
124 Sept.
4 Sept.
4 Sept.
20
Sept.
85
Sept.
14 Sept.
3
Sept.
7
Sept.
21
27
22
29
13
25
26
21
6
22
82
Sept. 15
254 Sept. 14
2
Sept. 28
West Tex Util $6 pref.....
Winnipeg Electric Co
STANDARD
194 Apr.
4
May 23
July 19
53
May 15
5
8
June
2
104
Sept. 5
14 Apr. 11
2 4
Sept.
5
2 4 Sept. 20
44 Sept.
Sept.
14 Sept.
35
1
1
1
54 Sept. 1
64 Sept. 14
21
Sept. 1
14 Sept. 5
4 Sept.13
25
Sept. 13
874 Sept. 20
14 Sept. 1
3
Sept. e
134 Sept. 5
June 22
14 Feb. 31
14 Apr.
6
Feb.
Feb.
e*
2
§g
23
14
Feb. 28
Mar. 27
Mar. 30
Feb. 25
Mar. 31
Aug. 21
Apr.
5
_
~
20
Mar.
3
85
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Apr.
Aug.
July
26
21
6
19
3
18
74
Mar. 17
iH
..
Washington Gas Light Co.20
Western Power 7% pref...100
FORMER
June 20
34 May 24
24 May 20
16
Apr
1
184 Mar. 28
60
100
new..l
7% preferred
Sale
84
Sale
13
Stock purchase warrants
Utah Power 8c Light pref...
Utll Pow At Light com
Sale
100
com
28
May 27
6
Sale
57 preferred.............
Warrants
Utica Gas Ac El 7% pref
33,
104
34
United El Serv Amer shs
United Lt 8c Power
20
45
71
.....
United G & E 7% pref
Mar. 31
90*' Apr.
May
111* Apr.
a64 Feb. 23
Union Traction Co com....50
United Corp warrants.......
common
June 23
Apr. 21
14 Sept. 21
47
Union El Lt & Pow 7% preflOO
Union Gas of Canada
United Gas
19
26
16
29
79
Tri-State Tel Ac Tel 6% pf.-lO
29,
25
May
Sept.
May
Sept.
8
30
Sou'west G 8c E 7% pref .100
So'west Lt & Pow 16 pref...*
14,
Feb.
584
224
184
174
IV*
20
164 Sept. 30
224 Sept. 26
194 Sept. 21
174 Sept. 29
164 Sale
83
28
2
Sept. 14
Sept. 7
Sept.28
254 Sept. 14
2
Sept. 28
OIL
SUBSIDIARIES
2,
Borne Scrymser Co........25
3,
5,
Buckeye Pipe Line
.....50
Chesebrough Mfg.........25
4,
200,
393,
17.
11,
19,
10,
Eureka Pipe Line
Humble Oil Ac Refining
.100
25
Imperial Oil (Canada)......*
Registered
*
Indiana Pipe Line
10
National Transit.......12.50
.....
New York Transit.....
,ge
56
5
7
33
11
33 4
1114 114
324 35
z824
zl3 4
£134
6
6
36
108
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
134
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
6
30
54
64
5
8
9
74 Sale
34
4
Sept.
30
Sept.
792
Sept.
m Sept.
13
Sept.
44 Sept.
74 Sept.
34 Sept.
28 118
30
28
22
30
14
30
7
344
884
144
14 4
54
8
3 4
Sept. 8
Sept. 5
Sept. 20
Sept. 14
Sept. 20
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
Jan.
18
25
8
31
Jan.
12
71
Apr.
6
20
Mar.
Mar.
3
40
2
64
64
34
54
Feb. 27
Mar. 4
Feb. 23
Apr.
8
3
Feb.
24
NEW YORK
September.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
1,400
""500
13.3 00
124,566
14,700
1,600
1,450
200
200
20,500
6,300
1,800
4,900
76,800
2,250
1,460,600
5
™
30
17 X
1711 SeptT
Sale
30%
1634 Sale
16
Sale
16
17
13%
Sale
26
30
77
84
75
15%
15]
283
83)
15
33
83
Sale
2
234 Sale
35
t<.
X.;* •-
134
IX
L 34
IX
6
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
2
87
2
3
*54 Mar. 2
I
Apr. 13
534 Mar. 3
3
Apr. 18
1
Jan
2'
2
June 28
■
44
7
June
4
6
May 29
2234 July
7
43
Jmy 18
34
Sept. 18
19 34 July 14
2034 July
7
41
July
7
8
\X Mar.
r
Mar.
Sept. 18
1754 Sept. 13
1734 Sept. 7
34
Sept.: 1
8334 Sept. 5
234 Sept. 1
34
27
21
28
5
30
Feb.
634 June 13
June 13
Apr.
7
Apr. 20
Feb. 24
Apr. 10
I
2034"Sept"i8
'20%"Septra
Sale
25
,
45
36
......-.25
7% preferred
-V*.V
5
4
31* Sale"
100
Swan-Finch Oil Corp
Sale Price*.
534 Sept: 20
Sept: •' 5
5"
,
'"33TSept"7 *334"Sept"'9
334
5
Sale
1754
50
—25
OH (Kentucky).. 10
Oil (Nebraska)
25
Oil (Ohio) com. .25
Highest.
SalePrices.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
5X
88
234
3%
Standard OH (Ind)
2,500
Ask.
•
oV/s
84
Lowest.
Lowest.
SalePrices.
Sept: 30.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask
So West Pa Pine Lines..
219,031 Standard
11,850 Standard
49,005 Standard
680
5% pref
•
Sept. 1.3
1933.
Bid.
Oil
SUBSIDIARIES (Concluded)
Northern Pipe Line
10
Ohio Oil 6% pref
100
Penn Mer Fuel common
1
Southern Pipe Line
10
South Penn Oil
-—25
STANDARD
FORMER
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
I.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBERS
AGGREGATE SALES
In
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
50
7
J"lv
88
June 14
3
14
Apr.
4
254 July
14
OTHER OIL STOCKS.
46,600
521,500
100
2,400
16,700
2,400
IX Sale
IX Sale
£1
134
IX
IX Sale
334 Sale
*
Class A
347,000
20,800
1% Sept. 30
10
Preferred
2X
Sale
2X
2% Sale
3
9
Sept. 20
734866
Registered
1,400
839.500 Garth Syndicate com
133,700
Rights
208,800 Colon Oil Corp common
14
14 X
13 X
Sale
14%
6X Sale
Coupon stock (bearer)
10,200
25c
14X
14%
Sale
13%
4%
"2%
9
Mar.
1
Feb. 24
4
1
2
Sept. 15
14X Sept. 18
*4
Sept. 22
"634 Sept.""5
*334"Sept""i
100,200
9,100
5
54 Apr.
2
2
IX
IX
IX Sept. 14
IX Sept. 29
2 34 Sept. 28
2X Sept. 28
100 Cosden Oil Co
100
22
1
new
*
7,200
2,800
1,300
19,0001 Derby Oil
27400
77,800
200
5,700
5,800
660,700
8c Ref coin.:
Preferred
100
Sale
Sale
6X
IX
2X
10%
%
7% Sale
496,900 Creole Petroleum com new..5
1
65,167 Crown Cent Petrol Corp
5
28,600 Darby Petrol Corp new
161,200
Sale
4
1% Sept.
2
Sale
1
5
5X Sale
1%
IX
134
•
2
;
734
X
454
1%
1034
134
634
234
Sept. 8
Sept. 14
Sept. 22
Sept. 15
Sept. 29
Sept. 1
Sept. 29
Sept. 7
200
}
78,200
25
•
25
*
234
Class B
*
Sale
2634
Non-voting class A—
IX
10 54
5,700
3,900
8,700
'
stock
:.
Petroleum com..
Internet
100
Registered
*
....
38,900 Klrby Petroleum
218,800 Leonard OH Development-.25
...._•
15,625 Lion Oil Refining
212,700 Lone Star Gas
"3",266
57
Sale
54
Sale
.......
4
4%
3%
5
1834 Sale
234
234
Sale
34
IX
654
24
7
6034 Sept.
48X Sept. 27
3X
4
2X
4%
18% Sale
IX Sale
54 Sale
5X
634
M
4
Sale
Xt
l\
71
6
134
1 34
834
12 34
54
34
134
454
434 Sept. 12
354 Sept. 7
1954 Sept.
4
Sept.
334 Sept. 21
18
Sept.
134
Xt
634
634
J
7
Sale
7
9
1^
154 Sept. 19
54 Sept. 1
854 Sept. 25
9
Sept. 1
Sept.
Sept. 18
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
1
7
1
154 Sept. 26
34 Sept. 21
34 Sept. 5
4
'Sept. 22
1334 Sept. 20
154 Sept.
1
234 Sept. 13
34 Sept. 7
Ut Sept. 21
534 Sept. 5
1554 Sept. 5
2
Sept. 20
434 Sept.
4X
Sale
434
y
5
2X
X
2X
%
500
9,100
7,800
11,500
101,000
46,800
""266
16,100
86,200
New
Bradford
15
Sale
X
■X
5
OH
1
534 Sale
1534
IX Sale
Sale
3
12 X
2X
2X
%
Sale
%
•
100 New Engl Fuel Oil Corp....*
7,900
2,500
23,500
a
1
North European Oil com
634
Pacific Western Oil Corp...*
14,300
361,700 Pantepec Oil of Venezuela..*
Petroleum Corp
"x
X
Xt
pref
10«
9,410
•
2,150 Red Bank OH Co
46,200 Relter-Foster Oil Corp
63,100 Richfield Oil of Calif pref..25
2,200 Root Refining com
Prior pref
6,000
.10
36,000 Ryan Consol Petroleum
Pure Oil Co 6%
"2*166
4,300
800
500
1,200
"
6*800
89,615
46,722
6,400
4,200
4,900
25,900
1,500
6,600
"(115,400
15,800
2,150
13,275
vunray
Sale
154
Texon Oil 8c Land Co.
X*
'134 ""154
X
%
4' -4k
34
X
634 Sale
"3*34 "3*34
'154 Sale"
5
134
34
54
534 Sale
5
25
534
134
834
5%
Sale
x4
X
7X
...
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
% *8
734
54
54
134
534
154
57
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
July
2
24
7
June 27
7
634 June 27
1934 July
7
12 34 May 26
2
June
2
1 34 June
934 July
12 34 July
7
Aug.
Apr.
7
7
20
25
5
Apr. 28
6X Sept. 13
Feb.
Feb.
134
154
634
234
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 22
34 June 22
28
1 X June
Xt May 16
Apr. 15
54 Jan. 20
34 Apr. 29
'"X Jan.
34 June 17
334 May
3
1
54 Feb.
8
57
Sept. 5
Sept. 11
Sept. 7
Sept.. 1
234
134
2 34
154
9
Sept. 21
June
9
July
June
June
8
July
4 34 June
14
8
28
18
10
,
"434~Sept.~22
Sept. 27
34 Sept. 18
Sept. 28
Mar. 24
Feb. 23
Jan. 16
Apr.
3
Aug. 17
34 Jan. 20
134 Mar.
54
334
34
634
134 Sept. 1
Sept.'1
854 Sept. 7
154 Sept. 25
3
Sept. 1
39
Sept. 11
5134 Sept. 20
134 Sept. 28
934 June
134 June
3 54 May
654 June
134 June
1354 May
854 Sept.
134 June
354 July
>4 June
"534~Sept:i4
54 Sept. 21
1% Sept. 12
9
734 Sept. 22
June 13
1
% Feb.
8
334 Feb. 24
634 Sept. 1
134 Sept. 26
534 Sept. 28
34 Sept. 21
1*34
11
21
134"Septi"5
Sept. 20
Sept. 19
134 June
9
134 July 13
634 June
2
20
May 17
2
Sept. 20
34 Mar. 27
5
June 27
34 June 12
754 Sept. 14
354 July 18
Feb. 27
34 Jan. -.]
34 Mar. 2
<U Apr. ;
Ma Jan.
3
Mar. 21
34 Mar. 28
Jan.
June 13
4
»
10
Xt Sept. 1
34. Sept.. *6
Sept. 21
2
"I
54 J an.
34 Jan.
34 Jan.
234 Jan.
26
11
14
12
4
Sale
Sale
40
Corp.
1
3
"~H "~Xt
Petroleum
•>1X
34
754
234
Sept. 26
Sept. 11
Sept.
Sept.
34 Sept. 8
54 Sept. 25
4334 Sept.
34 Sale
% Sale
434
134
154
34
654
134
'J;,
10
Venezuela Mexico Oil
Wood ley Petroleum
3
%
Xt Sale
% Sale
43 X Sale
% Sale
IX Sale
534 Sale
2
Sale
Oil
Venezuelan
2
'"I" Sale"
10
36,400 Salt Creek Consol OH..
85,900 Salt Creek Producers
3,600 Savoy Oil Co
t
900 Shreveport El Dorado
87,100 Southland Royalty Co
6,100
1,400
Sale^
4% Sale
1334
14
134
IX
of Amer—
Stock purchase warrants..
335,000
1
107,700 Producers Royalty Corp
28,100
17,100
2,110
334
3
5
Texas OH
North Cent
18
23
2
26
13
21
62
3
29
17
15
.
X
X
National Fuel Gas
3
1034 Sept.
134 July
634 July
2 54 June
2534 Apr.
l-i
15
24
Mar.
Middle States Petroleum—
Class A vot trust ctfB
38,600
Class B vot trust ctfs
♦
28,600
26,100 Mountain & Gulf Oi iCo...
98,800 Mountain Producers Corp. 10
3,300
1,200
25
Apr.
Jan.
Feb
May
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
1
24
13
31
2 34 Sept. 28
654 June 19
13 34 June 17
26
4
634 Sept. 13
uily
July
2 34 June
2 34 May
6
May
Feb.
Aug.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
2
6
IX
6
600 Margay Oil
7,700 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co
68,900 Michigan Gas & Oil Corp
16,500
454
54
434
%
......
Gulf OH of Pa
5&
4
234 Sept. 28
1 34 Jan.
16
254 Jan. 25
28
1
Indian Terr I Hum Oil Co
;v
Jan
1
Sept. 18
2 34 Sept.
4
Sept.
deposit.....100
Pref ctfs of
300
'
com
Certificates of deposit
126,000
5,800
.%
10
9,200 Consol Royalty Oil......
600
'
.....
14X Sept. 18
9
May 31
754 July 14
l64 Aug.
1%
2
June
4 % May 31
34 Feb.
T*Sept.
Sale
Columbia Oil & Gasoline—
Vot trust ctfs
Sept. 20
534 June
1
634 Feb.
854 May
34 Feb.
1% Sale
—
'
Sept. 20
134 Feb.
6
14
_..
14*660
:,v-
:.y\
9
British-American Oil Co ....»
2,100
Xt Mar. 30
"'i
Sept. 20
234 Sept. 6
2 " Sept.
1
2 34-Sept. 8
IX Sept. 19
IX Sept. 26
234 Sept. 20
1%
2
IX Sale
Sale
2
1
154 Sept.
9
34 Sale
1
American Maracalbo
Anglo-Persian Oil Co—
Am dep rets ord reg
100
53,000 \rkansas Nat Gas com
2
9
11
6
12
29
7
9
14
MINING STOCKS
10
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Bwana M'kubwa
Sale
15
.5s
9,500
510 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd
X
%
...5
40
IX
1%
Sale
134
134
25
.
200
22,900
48,500
200
2,100
-
1
300
44,400
8,800
31,200
69,600
14,000
16,700
1,200
252,000 Goldfield Consol Mines... 10
25c
92,500 Hecla Mining Co
—
69,100 Klrkland Lake G M Ltd..
514,200 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
5,300 Mining Corp of Can
1,300 Mohawk Mining
400
100
96,600
14,600
61,700
1,200
13,900
40,300
1
1
10
336,625 New Mont Mining Corn
14,300 N Y A Hond Rnsarlo M....10
400
X
3
34
Xt
Sale
254
5 X
2X
9
29 X
Sale
2634
15X
9X
IX
*
2X
1
4
X
30X
Sale
Sale
Sale
600
13,600
18,200
100,300
600
13,900
9,000
200
3,100
!
587,100
178,200
439,000
49,400
5.000
98,200
380,000
767,800
6,600
22,925
166,300
Premier
St Anthony
Gold Mining
Shattuck Denn Mining
Silver King Coalition..
1
So Amer Gold A Plat
5
..5
Standard Sliver Lead
Teck
1
Hughes
Tonopah
Belmont
Devel
Tonopah Mining of Nev
5754 Sale
34 Sale
34 Sale
6
634
1054 Sale
10
Sale
1034 Sale
434 Sale
4934 Sale
54 Sept.
% Sept.
6
Sept.
Xt Sept.
%
—
-
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept'.
3
Sept.
154 Sept.
254
734
234
34
234
22
9
15
~3X Sale
34 Sale
634 Sale
"2
434 Sale
Sale
X
X
11
22
12
7
29
4434 Sept.
51
1854
Sale
"3" Sale
2X
Sale
Sale
134 Sale
2734 Sale
54 Sale
3
Sale
"%
50
1734
234
Sale
Sept.
Tie Sept.
4254 Sept.
154 Sept.
10
Sept.
2634
234 Sale
X.
,
8
12
Xt
1134 Sale
134
16 X
.54
334
634
154
54b
654
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2.
Sale
Sale
*134
Sale
354-3* 334
%
134
19
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
34 Sept.
10
- Sept.
1054 Sept,
2
Sept. 8
Sept. 25
Sept. 22
sept. 8
6
Sfept.
5
Sept. 28
13
Sept.
1
6
Sept. 9
Sept. 19
Sept.
1
334 Sept. 25
1
Sept. 21
34 Sept. 29
134
2554
Xt
234
Sept. 23
At Sept.
5
4934 Sept. 20
2
Sept.14
10
Sept. 29
I
6554 Sept. 20
5734 Sept. 19
2854 Sept. 20
254 Sept. 18
54 Sept.
10
Sept.
>4
■
X
2534
134
-
-8
Sept. 14
154 June 13
754 July 21
6
134 June
6
July 20
June
8
Xt
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb
J an.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
July
Jan.
Jan.
Mar
Apr.
Apr.
June
A
.
-
1!*
3
2
Mar.
Feb.
1
Jan.
18
6
13
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 11
Mar.
_
Jan.
3
6
15
6
Mar. 28
Feb.
3
27
May
9
Feb.
Mar. 29
3
Mar.
Aug. 25
Jan
June
3
June
June
3
7
Feb.
6
4934 Sept. 20
July 18
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
2
20
19
20
20
234
254
134
%
Mar. 24
154 Sept.
2854 Sept. 16
Sept.
454 Sept 19
7 34 Sept. 20
334 Sept:
Xt Sept.' 1
634 Sept. 18
34 Sept .19
134- Sept. 20
4 34 Sept, ■
1
Sept. 21
1% Sept. 15
7
June
Sept.
1234 July
Sept.
12]
554 Sept.
.
1234 Sept. 18
6
f
Xt Jan.
Sept: 8
Sept. 5
Sept. 18
Sept. 20
12
Sept. 19
1234 Sept. 20
554' Sept. 20
154 Sept. 5
Sept.
June
134 Feb.
34
434
34
234
Xt
Xt
-234
534
I
Sept. 20
Jan.
55
6H
534
954
934
834
June
% Jan.
•
1%
34 Sept.
Sale
*
5
Sept.
Sept.
60
47
Sale
8
Sale
IX
1
1
United Verde Extension.. 50c
56.
% Sale
44% Sale
1134 Sale
..1
see page
5
Mines Ltd.
400 United Zinc Smelting..
17,100 Utah Apex Mining Co
For footnotes
1
X
754
X
1
Gold Mining
Roan Antelope C
Sale
Sale
4X
Sale
700 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
42100
19,000
27,300
8,200
134 Sept.
154 June 10
34 June 22
34 Jan.
54 Mar.
-
154 Sept. 18
140
Sept. 20
5
T Sept.' 1
Sept. 14
Sept. 19
Sept. 6
Sept. 18
5134 Sept. 20
3
1434 Jan.
"
Mines Ltd
Pioneer Gold
2X
Sale
Sale
54 Sale
34 Sale
54
34 Sale
X Sale
534 Sale
9%
10
1034 Sale
334 Sale
154 Sale
5
1,395,800
154
4
% Sale
% Sale
168,800 Nlplsstng Mines..
691,000 Ohio Copper Co
5,700 Pacific Tin special stock
112,100
154
*
25
25
New Jersey Zinc
Sale
X
X
1
5
211,600 Holllnger Consol G M...
*
640,750 Hud Bay Mln A Smelt
34,800 Internat Mining Corp com__l
Warrants
34,700
10
6,600 Iron Cap Copper.;
300 Isle Royale Copper—
25
..4
14,200 Kerr Lake Mines Ltd
"T266
'1
Mines
Falcon Lead
Sale
130
7% preferred—.....—100
560,720
4,100
100,000
IX
5
...»
2,900 Copper Range Co
1
187,100 Cresson Consol G M & M
50c
461,900 'iisl Mexican* Mining
2,200 Eagle Picher Lead Co.....20
'
38,100 x.van* Wallower Lead
13*420
*
48
Cop Min-^-
American shares
55,300
2,700 Chief Consol Mining Co
92,000 Consol Copper Mines
500
9
June 21
6554 Sept. 20
5734 Sept. 19
2854 Sept. 20
4
July 19
54 June
3
1034 July 21
1534 July 19
1634 June 20
gl 34 June 12
2854 Sept. 16
54 June
9
4% June
3
754 July 15
3 34 Aug. 28
34 Apr. 24
734 July 19
54 June
9
134 Sept. 20
2
6
June
1
Sept. 21
1 X June
2
Oct., 1933.]
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
NEW
CURB
In
Shares.
1,100
10,000
426,000
9,000
EXCHANGE
51
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 1,
Sharse.
CURB
YORK
EXCHANGE
Since
September.
YORK
Jan. 3
MINING STOCKS—Concluded
Bid.-
8,900 Walker Mining
1
306,300 Wenden Copper Mining... 1
2,112,800 Wrlght-Hargreavea Ltd.... 1
5
70,000 Yukon Gold Co
Ask
!
,
Sept. 1.
,1933..
,
Ask
Bid.
2.
;•
Sept. 30.
Bid.
-
Lowest.
Ask.
.
%
,
%
6%
%
,,
Sale
3%
Sale
7%
%
Sale
Sale
■
•;
*
"8% Sale"
%•}
>?•:
BONDS
'■*
*.<■,
•:
Highest.
Sale Prices.''a
%
Sept. ,;7
Sept. 13
Sale
•
■
Sept; 18
Sept. 11
*
Lowest.
:$A ^Septr# ,15
Bept.i I
% Sept.
>s
•
•
2,000 Abbott's Dairies 6s
1,166,000 \labama Power 4H»
1st & ref 5s
203,000
Sale
195(»
91 %
19<»
82%
97 %
1951
91%
1952
98
Sale
1st & ref 5s
f deb 5s.
s
Ltd
5»
Amer Gommonn
.
_
Sale
Pow 6s_ 194(1
97%
53
Sept.
63
Sept.
60% Sept.
69
Sept.
62
Sept.
97
Sept.
67
Sept.
1% Sept.
1% Sept.
Sale
74
Sale
80
194*
.
Deb 5%•
Am
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"1% Sale
195.1
Community Pow 5%s 195.1
Amer & Continental 5s. .194.1
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s
1957
Amer
Gas & Elec deb 5s
Vmer
Gas & Power 6s
.202*
.
90
Sale
%
26%
78%
19 A"
27
Sale
195.A
22
Sale
34%
28% Sale
warrants..201b
56
Sale
Sale
57
Sale
95 %
99%
6s
46
Sale
62%
Sale
72%
102%
101%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
49
Sale
I
Sale
Sale
Radiator deb 4 4s.. 1947
140,000
2,664,000
1,565,000
19,521,000
859,000
20,000
25,000
167,000
4,000
25,000
176,000
999,000
246,000
Deb
f 5s
s
4Vj|%
194*
.192.1
uotes
4%s certlfs of deposit..1933
Amer Seating 61
193b
175,000 Amer Thread 5
2,131,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s
195»
,
22,000 Arnold Print Works 6s___194l
;:
.
5,273,000
33,000
575,000
3,000
13,021,000
127,000
2,774,000
94,000
13,377,000
9,000
1,260,000
10,188,000
2,000
1,209,000
58,000
2,491.000
4,889.000
570,000
260,000
1,033" 000
16,000
399,000
716",000
171",000
601,000
49,000
3,000
221,000
336,000
41,000
32,000
Associated Elec 4HS
Assoc Gas & Elec
294",666
264,000
155,000
52,000
8,000
51,000
44,000
53.666
12,000
10,000
28,000
165,000
207,000
592,000
4^8...194*
4%s registered..
1968
5^>s in*
ctfs...193*
5%a In* certlfs reg
4^s series C
1945
4%s C registered
Conv deb
5s
Vs"."."."."111111950
registered..
12,000
208,000
Ausoc Rayon Corp 5s
2-year 6% secured notes.'33
Atlas Plywood 5Hs
■52.666
13,000
117,000
21%
Sale
15%
2l"" Sale
20%
194?
6s without warrants
.
127,000
75,000
111,000
752,000
261", 000
178,000
126,000
•
2,000
5,000
38,000
39,000
16
Sale
al3% Sept. 22
Sale
14%
Sale
16%
Sale"
16%
Sale'
13% Sept. 21
13% Sept. 29
14% Sept. 21
Sept.
14% Sept.
18
Sept.
14
Sale
13%
Sale
12% Sept. 21
14% Sept.
1996
Bell Tel of Canada 5s
1955
1st M 5s
ser
B
Juno
1
5s series C
1957
I960
Bethlehem Steel 6s
22%
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
14% Sept. 20
13 > Sept. 21
Sale
15
45
26% Sale
19% Sale
37% Sale
41
Sale
40%
13%
41 % Sept. 26
85
Sept. 16
34
Sept. 26
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
10% Sept. 29
13% Sept. 26
49% Sept. 8
Sale
114%
75%
38%
97%
97%
97%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
108
Sale
104
72
Sale
71
101%
101%
Sale
161% Sale"
Sale
101
Sale
.1998
Uinghamton L H & P 5s.. 1946
Birmingham Elec 4^1
Birmingham
Gas
Boston
Consol
5s
.
1968
..
Gas 5s
64%
Sale
1950
54
Sale
1947
Broad River Power 5s A..1954
Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
56
Sale
104%
45
18% Sept.
16% Sept.
12*
<
13
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sept. 5
Sept.16
42% Sept. 5
13% Sept. 1
20..
Sept. 1
51
Sept.11
75%
Sale
Sale
Ill% Sale
71
Sale
102
64%
Sale
96%
Sale"
59%
Sale
67
Sale
98
Sale
99
" Sale
103% Sale
86
Sale
34"" Sale
1943
5s Series G
1968
D..1957
ser
195,000
5 %a without warrants.1949
2,657,000 Cent States Elec 5s
...1948
4,387.000
5Sa with warrants ..19*4
.
125,000
5%s without warrants.1954
2,521,0.00 Cent States Pr Ac Lt 5 h*. 1953
7i% Sale"
75%
75%
Sale
Sale
"59%
63%
59%
Sale
Sale
Sale
58~" Sale'
"61% Sale
60
74
"58
Sale
Sale
65% Sale
2
Sale
51
Sale
"49% Sale
Sale
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
88% Sept,
55% Sept.
al% Sale
41
Sale
41%
Sale
47%
47%
37%
Sale'
43~" Sale
Sale
Sale
2}
2}
34
32
Sale
30
35
34
4^8 series A.....
1970
80
Sale
.1935
88
Sale
Union Stock Yards 5s..1940
Chic Pneum Tool Shi. .1942
96
Sale
Deb 5%s_
68 series
B
deb
5s
;
1956
2,765 ,000 Cities Service Gas 5%a.-194i
3 ,000
5%a reg
1942
862 ,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 61 1943
5,790 ,000 Cities Service P At L 5Ha. 1952
5Hs gold deb
1949
2 ,000
5%s registered
....1949
393 ,000 Cleve Elec Ilium 5a...
1954
293 ,000
5s series B_.
1961
5s
48""
34%
Sale
44%
Sale
54% Sale
1939
"55" Sale
37% Sale
36% Sale
"73% Sept, 14
Sept. 25
99% Sept. 2c>
61
Sept .,11
58% Sept. 8
46
Sept. 19
51 >t, Sept. 14
34% Sept. 6
34% Sept.. 5
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
29% Sale
30% Sale
52
Sale
67" Sale"
33%
34%
Sale
Sale
55 1 Sept.26
54
Sept. 25
40% Septi22
48
Sept. 29
28% Sept. 23
29% Sept . 22
49
Sept. 22
85
Sept..14
.
,54%'^epi;ri
"Sept,"
"63% "Sept ."il "67"
"29%
Sale
30% Sale
27% Sept. 28
34% Sept;
29% Sept. 22
35
>
Sept., 1
16?"' Sale'
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104%
53
92
101%
l6o%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
50% Sept.
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
~92~" Sale"
81 %
Sale
Sale
161"" Sale" 166"" Sale'
Sale
73
Sale
48
Sale
Sale
104%
Sale
"79%
Sale'
106
Sale
"40% Sale"
'
8.
Sept. 19
Sept. 22
95% Sept. 20
86% Sept. 29
87% Sept. 28
77 •„ Sept. 28
87
99 ~
Sale
Sale
Sept. 25 107% Sept"
105% Sept. 27 108% Sept. 11
104
Septi 6 105% Sept. 23
167"" Sale' 106"
106
105%
95
57% Sept. 29
93
Sept. 16
101% Sept. 1
101
Sept.. 6
94
Sept. 16
92% Sept. 15
83% Sept. 15
99% &ept. 21 102% Sept. 1,1.
61% Sept. 21
73% Sept. 6
38 ^ Sept. 22
48% Sept. 5
113% Sept. 20 113% Sept. 20
109% Sept. 12(110% Sept.
8
101% Sept. 25 104% Sept.
1
102
Sept. 20 106% Sept.
7
Jan.
13
16
3
16
12
3
11
26
May 22 al6
May 27
27
Jan.
11
25
Jan.
31
July
19
Jan.
28
Jan.
Jan.
26
31
20
26%
25%
26%
24%
35%
21
28
Jan.
Jan.
26
28
18
8
19
2
19% May
27
8
52
Jan.
10
Jan.
11
July
13
17
16
Apr. 29
Mar. 30
53
Jan.
Jan.
June 20
July
July
31 117% Aug. 25
31
82% Aug.
8
Feb.
i
27
73% July
3 10*1
Aug.
Mar.
19
25
5 102% Sept. 16
Mar. 31 102% Sept. 18
4 112
May
June 27
Apr. 20 102
Jan.
12
Sept. 25 80
Jan.
16
87
99
85
52
40
l<
97%
99%
27%
99%
101
eu.
2
66
July
Apr.
7
15
Jan.
Mar. 30 102
Apr. 28 105
Apr. ,7 48%
Mar.
106%
Feb. 28
107%
20
Jan.
Feb.
11
6
Jan.
27
59
Mar. 31
78
July
3 102% June
Apr.
70% Jan. 31 113% July
67
Apr. 11
83
July
67% Apr. 17 80
July
54 • Apr.
3
79% July
88
Mar. 29 99% Sept.
86% Mar. 31 104
Sept.
77% Apr. 12 93% Jar..
33% Sept. 11 64% Jan.
4 105
Jan.
98% Apr.
48% Apr. 28
ffl* July
52
80
Apr. 21
July
53
Apr. 11 78:'. Jan.
Jan.
49% Apr. 29 73
80
Sept. 29 93% Jan.
85
5 101
Jan.
May
53
Jan.
Apr. 17 76
31
49
42
98
17
30
10
22
13
19
14
19
31
24
23
19
27
11
10
31
11
10
7
75
Jan.
4
67
5
Jan.
12
31
July
4% Mar.
56
July
56% July
53% July
54
July
19
58% Apr. 21
74
Apr.
6
84% Jan.
27
94
27
93% May
23% Jan.
18
47
22
99% Sept. 25
65 % July
5
66% July 28
'
>"<
s
Apr.
Apr.
% Jan.
% Jan.
J
31
6
27% Apr.
3
.28
Apr.
.29 ;->i Apr. 19
23 :
3
Apr.
Mar
1
40% Sept. 22
48
Sept. 29
24% Mar.
3
24% Mar
(#32% Feb. 18
42
Mar.
3
47% Feb. 21
1
1
27
10
29
5
30
85% Apr.
5
Sept. 6
Sept. 8
Sept. 5
48
Sept. 5
35
Sept. 26
43% Sept,. 1
3
13
19
54
Jan.
3
25
June
8
65
June
12
44
May 31
45% May 31
35
Jan.
6
67
July
19
49% Feb.
16
ni
Apr., 3
25% Apr
6
21
May 10
102% Apr. 25 108%
102% Mar. 21 110
101% Mar. 3 *07%
.
46% June 23 66%
83% Apr. 25 101%
91% Apr* 22 106%
92 v Apr. 27 105%
83% Apr. 21 102%
82
Apr. 21 101
.74% Apr; 20 93%
80;
80
May 11
95 j; Apr. 20 106%
57
Apr» .21
36% Apr.. 4
110
«s
Jan.
§7%
59
June 28
June
8
May
10
Jan.
11
Jan.
11
Aug.
_
2
Jan.
25
Jan.
11
Jan.
4
Jan.
5
Jan.
9
Jan.
12
11
Jan.
May 11
Jan.r
July
July
110% Jan.
13 105% Feb.
100'*'.- Mar-; *2 107% Feb.
97 % May
8
June
Mar. 22 113% Feb.
1Q2% Mar.
19
16
19
17
14
65
.•
4,158 ,000
Bank 5Hs
1937
63
1,154 ,000 Commonw Edison 4 Hs...1947
99
1,074 ,000
58 series A
1953 105%
1,231 ,000
5s series B
1954
104%
1,254 ,000
4Hs series C
..1956
100
1,116 ,000
44s series E
...I960
99%
4,527 ,000
4s series F
....1981
90
1 ,000
4s registered
...1981
3,509 ,000
5%s series G
1962 106
2,291 ,000 Com'w'lth Subsid 5H« A. 1948
80
1,619 ,000 Community Pow Ac Lt 5s. 1957
46%
20,,000 Conn Lighting Ac Pow 7s. 1951
43,,000
5Hs series B
1954
323,,000
4Hs series C
1956
5s series D
470, 000
1962
105%
56.
54%
33%
33%
5s registered..........1950
.
78
Sale
"51% Sale'
1966
Sept.29
Sept.27
Sept. 5
Sept, 8
Sept, 28
Sept.21
Sept. 26
Sept. 21
,
99
83
1956
Cities Service 5a
93
Jan.
Mar. 29
70
32
87
Sept.-14
61%
90%
Sept. 25
Septi 1
65
Chicago Junction Rys Ac
Chic Rys 5s ctfs of d«o
192'"
Cincinnati Street Ry5%sl952
53%
a2%
2%
48%
65%
,
47
■
Sept.
68
.
52
58
86
.36*
56
Sale
66
>,
104%
59%
53% Sept.
61% Sept.
80
92%
67
99%
104
Sept.
Chicago Dint El Generating
see page
92
July
37% July
5
Sept. „• 1
Sept.: 6
Sept. 1
Sept.,. 5
Sept.18
Sept. ,1
Sept. 14
Sept. 19
Sept. 1
Sept. 7
Sept. 15
Sept. 14
Sept. 15
Sept.14
Sept. 14
Sept. 5
Sept .,18
Sept.,12
75%
6
May 25
July 19
42
15% Feb. 24
40% Sept.
66%
Sept,
74:% Sept.
56% Sept.
98
Sept.
100% Sept.
80
Sept.
33% Sept,
103
5s A..1950
3,063,000 Central Pow Ac Lt 5s
.1956
2,574,000 Cent Pub Serv deb 5%a..l949
Gonv
85
40
11;
27
Sept. 14
Sept. 16
Sept.18
Sept., 7
Sept<:8
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
75%
102%
111%
75%
73
P 5s... 1960
Cent 111 Pub Serv 4H« F.1967
5s sories E
.......1956
Septi
100% Sept.
101% Septi
20
19
Jan.
89%
47%
24%
53%
102
Sept. 21 106% Sept.
105% Sept. 14 106% Sept. 13
18
11
May 26
5% July
5% July
Mar.
75
105
105% Sale
Jan.
Jan.
8
Mar. 25
11% Mar.
15
May
14% Sept.
13
Sept.
19% May
33
Apr.
7 104% Sept,,
Sept. 28
33
106
105%
90%
103% Sept.
16
99
Mar. 27
12% Mar. 31
6
1
Sept 21 116% Sept.
77
Sept 21
Sept.
9
16
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
13
46
85
99% Sept "20 102%
99% Sept 21 102%
99% Sept 21 102%
108
Sept 26 112
89 ' Sept 28
95
52
Sept 25
64%
50
54
Sept 12
Sale
195*,
1939
1st & ref 5s
435,000 Central Power 5s
For footnotes
16% Sept. 14
Boston & Albany RR 4s.. 1933
680,000 Cent Ohio Lt & Pr
1,260 .000
1
16
3
12
97
,
1
34
Aug.
1
Apr.
81
July
45
4 105
Apr.
July
96% Sept. 22 102% Aug.
22
Apr. 18 51
July
96
Jan. 25 105% Sept.
71
Apr. 20 97% Jan.
63
1
May
85% Feb.
94
6 105
Apr.
Feb.
62
Apr. 30 90% Jan.
35% Apr. 18 61
Feb.
3
25% Apr.
47% Jan.
1
6
1
18
Commera und Prlvat
296,000
207,000
100,000
Sale
1938
Bait & Ohio RR 5s F
432,000
4%a series H
.....1981
164,000 Cent Maine Pow 4%a E..1957
307,000
5s series D
1955
799 ,000
* Sept.
Sale
Sept. 21
9
80
;May
al2
1938
164,000 Central German Pow 6s..1934
90,000
372.000
882,000
209,000
206,000
1,644,000
25,933,000
10,000
63,666
Sale
"26%
29
<
Jan.
89% Jan.
100% Jan.
Locomotive Works
68 with warrants
158,000 Cent Illinois Light 5s
4,000
22,000
107,000
13,000
10,000
102,000
388,000
204,000
21%
1950
Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s... 1965
Assoc Tel & Tel 5H» A...1955
Assoc Tel Utll 5
11944
356,000 Cent Arlcona L Ac
1,162,000
583,000
113,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
99
33
102
Sale
373,000 Canada Nor Power 5s.... 1953
883,000 Canadian Nat Rys 7s
193*
60,000
35,000
1,163,000
69
34"
Sale
June
32% Apr.
4
73% July 19
83Apr. 20 101% Sept. 18
..1950
90,000
Without warrant
1953
415.000 Carolina Pr Ac Lt 5s
195*>
999,000 Caterpillar Tractor 5s ..1935
1,526,000 Cedar Rap Mfg & Pow 5s. 1953
II,000
145,000
426,000
6,000
Sale
51
46
1977
5,872,000
2,309,000
552,000
960,000
Sale
Sale
79
1
95
Apr.
12% Apr.
69/ Apr.
13
Apr.
11
Apr*
1949
14,000
182,000
145,000
622,000
38,000
281,000
103%
85%
'88% Sale"
6
3
8% Sept. 19
81% Jan.
64
1938
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s.. 1942
89,000 Capital Admin 5s A
..1953
21,000
16,000
143,000
23,000
65,000
12,000
18,000
41,000
37,000
Sale
3
73% Sept.12
102% Sept.1L
Sept 14
49 - J. Sept ,v 7
105% Sept. 36
88% Sept.14
79
Sept. 18
104% Sept.14
69
Sept.,1
Septi,
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
102
Sept.
77% Sept.
70
Sept.
103
Sept.
62
Sept.
...1948
13,000
41,000
105%
91%
•
67%
97%
96%
a43%
5s registered........_.19bH
3,408,000
3,061,000
7,581,000
2,606,000
2,638,000
732,000
166,000
488,000
509,000
473,000
23,000
274,000
584,000
135,000
307,000
195.<
6s...
Baldwin
868,000
708,000
Sale
1938
216,000 Appalachian Power 6s
2024
308,000
5s
1941
2,274,000 Arkansas Pr 5c Lt 5s.___.195*>
463", 000
48
.
99% Sale
96% Sale
1% June
Ms -Tune
25
86% Sept.
53
Sept.
61
Apr.
58% Apr.
69
Sept.
62
Sept.
80
'Apr.
47% Mar.
:% Apr.
% Feb.
Sept. 21
57% Sept. 1
99% Sept. 5 101% Sept. 18
Amer Rolling Mills—
6
Jan.
/
5 86% Sept5
20 .63% .Sept. 5
21 65% Sept. 26
20 67'", Sept,. .5
20 84% Sept.i 6
21 79% Sept. 5
28 99. i Sept.13
27 74 ,L Sept. 1
2% Sept.14
27
27
2% Sept.14
13 ; 5 ,;i Sept;* 6
80
1
Sept. 1
21
26% Sept..,, 1
22 79
Sept. 14
30 34% Sept. -5
29 28% Sept.,1
45
22%
73
Power & Light
without
Amer
23%
4% Sept.
80
--Sept.
22
Sept.
72
Sept.
23% Sept.
19
Sept.
Sale
5s
000
846,000
63%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mumjnum
5,463
86% Sept.
55"" Sale
Sale
1946
Aluminum Co
305,000
84,000
289,000
1,367,000
3,754.000
1,090,000
1,470,000
75
1st 5s
American
439,000
100,000
Bo'
5s
492,000
686,000
646,000
2,644,000
754,000
579,000
1942
% Jan,
Us
3% Jan.
3
% Feb. 25
i
-
jt*
^t,l-
I,000
164,000
4,000
52,000
67,000
51,000
357,000
35,000
57,000
39,000
5,000
26,000
127,000
364,000
51,000
121,000
-
Sale Prices.
rt?",
i 8% Sept. 19
;■
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices
3
17
17
15
20
15
9
Prxce
NEW YORK
OUR71
Since
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE
(Continued)
*
Conn Hirer Power Si
1952
98,000 Consol Gas of Bait 5a.... 1939
BONDS
Bid.
97 %
3,744,000
199,000
4%
1953
aeriea B..
494a aeriea G
5 Ha
5
1,912,000 Cudahy Pack deb 5 Ha... 1937
496,000
5a.......
...u.
1946
....
96%
Sale
6a aeries A
1,125,000
9%
36%
101% Sale
100
Sale
Sale
100 %
70 X
99% Sale
103 % Sale
106
66
96%
Sale
101
-----
Sale
Sale
100
so"
86
"82% Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
76 %
Sept. 21
105
Sept. 21
103% Sept. 20
72
Sept. 22
99
Sept. 19
66
Sept. 29
79% Sept. 27
86
Sept. 30
3,000
6Ha
1938
1,109,000 Empire Diat Elec 5a
1952
3,313,000 Empire Oil 8t Refining 5 %»' 42
29,000
5H% registered
1942
Srcole Marel Elec Mfg
1953
1967
1965
European Mtge Be
92
al4
101%
Sale
43% Sale
Sale
54 % Sale
48% Sale
49
83,000
3,000
1,159,000
324,000
27,000
5,586,000
399,000
Gesfuerel—
Conv deb 6a
1948
6a ctfaof dep..
1948
Grand Trunk Ry 6Ha.-.193*
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
Great Northern Pow 5s..1935
Gt West Power Calif 5a..1946
Guantanamo 5k
01% Feb.
103%
108%
106%
85%
102%
Apr.
Apr.
99
60
96% Apr.
Sept.
Jan.
17
Jan.
16
June 28
Jan.
9
May
May
83
July
24
68
91
Jan.
12
75
Mar.
98% Jan.
12
60
Mar. 21
1
7
5
5
Jan.
9% June 15
8
July
3
4% June 10
3
June 12
11
Mar. 21
Jan.
Sept. 7
Sept. 11
91% Sept. 29
15
Sept. 27
17
Apr. 12 94% July
Jan.
Mar. 26 102
17
Jan.
11
90
97
10
Aug. 25
88
May
9% Feb.
38
Jan.
Apr.
9
100% Jan.
103% Jan.
Mar.
17
26
103% Jan. 23
59
July 19
98* Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
88
28
Sept.
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.
Apr.
Apr.
June
50
58
65
40
39
37
18
27
11
86% Jan.
65
Sept. 20
50
Jan.
21
July 17
58% July 20
68
June 27
3 81% Sept. 22
Jan. 26
3 104
88
May
Sale
77
6
80
Sept. 26
60
Mar. 18
80
63
Apr. 18
39% Aug. 30
Apr.
4
Mar. 31
2% Jan. 19
18
Apr. 17
72% July 13
45% Aug.
4
9
June
7
Jan.
3
Mar. 30
Apr.
3
70% Aug. 21
89% July
7
92% Aug. 28
Jan.
5
Mar.
1
Apr.
3
Mar. 31
65% Jan. 25
63% July 17
74
June 12
70% July
3
Sale
73
Sept.
33
Sept. 29
65
Sale
45% Sale
72
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
44
6
33
Sale
38
Sale
80
Sale
86 X Sale
32%
Sale
24
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
65
89% Sale
66
88
89
Sale
70
Sale
87
27
21
25
29
Sept.
5
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
85
61% Sept. 19
58!
62 j
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
62%
Sale
71
67
Sale
Sale
Sale
48
47
44 X
Sale
Sale
76% Sale
68 % Sale
67% Sale
73
103%
38
75
Sale
Sale
66% Sale
Sale
Sale"
103%
Sale
55
34%
103
Sale"
Sale
41
Sale
30
Sale
53
13
85 X
Sale
74%
Sale
56
Sale
43
101%
57 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
81
93
73
Sale
62% Sept.
1
48
37
35% Mar. 29
59% Apr.
4
39
Mar. 3
39
Mar. 2
43% Apr. 10
Sept.
1
76% Sept. 16
69% Sept. 14
68% Sept. 18
73
Sept.
1
Sept. 22 103
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
12 100% Mar.
101
Sept.
11
99
Mar.
20
100
Mar.
23
55
Sept.
7
17% Mar.
14
12
Mar.
14
20
Mar.
14
1
100
3
19
72% July
73
July
19
74
103 X June
104% July
7
75
Jan. 17
48
July 20
38
June 24
60
June 12
Sept. 22 108% Aug.
1
Aug. 16
10
Sept. 16
3% June
1
2
Aug. 23
11
6
Aug. 29
53
Sept.
1
Sept. 11
60
May 26
Feb.
7
35%
Sale
Sale
59
Sale
32% Sept. 20
93% Sept. 21
58% Sept. 27
93
Sept.
1
44
95
Sept.
1
96% Sept. 11
63% Sept.
5
94% Sept. 18
31% June 7 69%
89
Apr. 21 102
45
Apr. 18 71%
75
Apr. 25 94%
70% Sept. 21
98
Sept. 26
86% Sept. 29
99
Sept.
6
Sale
5
Sept. 11
03% Aug. 31
74% Sept.
1
57
Sept. 14
100% Sale
72% Sale
19
Aug. 29
101
Sept. 19
53% Sept. 7
Sept. 28
Sept. 11
13
Jan.
83% July
72
64
40
7% Sept. 23
100 %
44
71
Sale
Sale
Sale
101% Sale
1
68
July
66%
40%
Sale
79
60
Sept.
101% Sept. 19 101%
101
Sept. 11101
103% Sept. 6 103%
102% Sept. 21 103%
55
Sept. 30
72
41
Sept. 29
45
29
Sept. 22
34%
40% Sept. 22
41
10
63% Sale
61% Sept. 19
70
43
Sept. 26
38% Mar. 2
9% June 3
84% Jan.
5
60
Apr. 20
40
Apr. 12
Sale
63 X
Sale
Sept. 18
89% Sept. 12
92
Sept.
6
38
24
48
;
6% Sept. 28
Sale
Sale
46
46
36% Sept. 22
71% Sept. 21
66
Sept. 22
62
Sept. 22
068
Sept. 26
100
Sale
5
72% Sept. 19
45% Sept.
1
9
Sept. 11
32% Sept. 1
38% Sept.
Sept. 21
Sept. 20
54
Apr.
23
65
56
54% Sale
Corp-
198,000
5s series A
—1948
2,111,000 Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s
1937
1,730,000
Sinkingf und deb 5a...l947
903,000 Gulf States Utll 5a
1956
228,000
4Hs aeriea B
..1961
A..1977
1938
1947
1935
El 5c Und Ry 5%s 38
379,000 Hackensack Water 5s
1,485.000
5s
872,000 Hall Printing 5Hb A
315,000 Hamburg Elec Co 7a
1,255,000 Hamburg
441,000 Hanna (The M A) Co 6s.. 1934
437,000 Hood Rubber 7a
1936
498,000
5 Ha
Oct 15 1936
56.
May
98% May
100
Apr.
10
7% Sept. 23
99% Sept."i8 101% Sept."29
75% Sept. 15
72
Sept. 21
99% Sept. 21 101% Sept. 8
100
Sept. 21 102% Sept. 15
55
77
Feb.
9
90% Jan. 12
70% July 12
91
Jan. 10
Feb. 16
July 18
Sept. 18
Feb. 25 93% July
July
Feb.
1 100
13
Jan.
12
Apr.
6% July
94
Apr.
50
Apr.
7
89
93
18
Apr.
May
12% Apr.
12
10% Feb.
July
75% Sept.
101% Sept.
106% Jan.
36
July
102
17
14
14
15
8
11
7
W Ry 6a.l958
Guardian Investors
footnotes Bee page
72
June 12
81% Sept. 22
97% Sept. 14
1,889,000
With warrants
77,000 Godchaux Sugars 7Ha.—1941
Grand (F 5c W) Properties—
92,000
61,000
660,000
364,000
459,000
851,000
208,000
105
6
1938
1,238,000
6s without warrants...1953
1,155,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5e_1940
4,392,000 Glen Alden Coal 4a
1965
566,000 Glldden (The) 5Hb
1935
Gobel (Adolf) 6 Ha aer A. 1935
100% July 20
Mar.
6
80
Corp—
6s with warr Aug 15... 1937
5s certifs of deposit
1937
Gen Wat Wka & El 5s A.. 1943
6s series B ...
.1944
Georgia Carolina Pow 5a. 1952
Georgia Power ref 5a
1967
Georgia Pow 5c Lt 5s
1978
Mar.
Sept.
267,000
5% serial notes
1934
1,000
5% registered
1934
449,000
5% serial notes......-1935
103 X Sale
500,000
5% aerial notea
1936
53,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s
1953 24"" Sale
335,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6Ha—1933
1,161,000
6Ha series A
1956 23
Sale
196,000 Gen Rayon Ltd 6a A
1948
General Refractories—
6s
11
87
99
90% Sept.
517,000 Fairbanks Morae 5c Co 5s. 1942
98,000 Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7a.1963
12,000 Federal Sugar Ref 6s
1933
2,807,000 Federal Water Service 5s. 1954
Finland Residential Mtge
Gen Vending
19
19
Jan.
40
Aug.
Sale
Sale
503,000
81% July
81
July
Sale
Sale
1,617,000 Gary Elec 5c Gaa 5a A....1934
3,890,000 Gatineau Power 5a
1956
1,032,000
6a....
1941
814,000
6a series B
1941
458,000 Gen Bronze conv deb 6s. 1940
Gen Motors Accept Corp—
June 28
92
97
33
34,000
lat 7a without warr—1957
1,030,000 Ftak Rubber 5H«
—1931
1,338,000 Florida Pow Corp 5H> A 1979
4,734,000 Florida Power fc Lt 5k.._1954
Mar.
Sept.
Apr.
25
Apr.
55% Apr.
5
67
48
1,106,000
Bank 6s.
1961
1,172,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 194f»
892,000 Firestone T 5c R Cal 5s..1942
First Bohemian Glass Wks
Jan.
5
9
65% June
100% July 12
11
July
7
106
66
1967
845,000
9
104% Jan.
Apr
48
Sept.
41
Jan.
Sept. 12
65
102% Sept. 6
102% Sept . 7
44
Sept.
1
63% Sept. 12
80
Sept.
1
65
Sept. 20
39
Sept. 11
1
54% Sept.
48% Sept. 14
101% Sept.
100% Sept.
31% Sept.
58
Sept.
68
Sept.
a60
Sept.
39
Sept.
Sale
45
1
52
48
70
91
91% Sept. 29
12% Sept. 21
Sale
Sale
80
5% Sept.
3% Sept.
2
Sept.
2
Sept.
Sept. 27
Sept. 19
82
102 X
37
92
103% Sept. 1
106% Sept.
1
105% Sept. 5
82
Sept. 12
101% Sept. 5
78% Sept.
5
83
Sept. 15
90% Sept. 5
5% Sept.
1
3% Sept.
1
1% Sept. 12
2
Sept.
5
Sale
Sale
Aug.
3
Jan.
5
Sept. 14
37
101
5% Sale
3% Sale
10
30
100
99% Sept.
1
93% Sept. 27
Sept.
6 104% Sept. 12
89% Sept. 7
81
Sept. 30
Sale
~8l" Sale"
Sale
Sale
100 x
Sept.
Sept.
11
35
90% Apr.
Mar
15
1
21
18
19
16
25
3
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 21
Jan.
30
103
Sale
Sale
104 %
107,000 East Utll Associates 5s.._1935
19
Sale
1,472,000 Kjvtern Utll Invest »s A 1954
12,000 Edison Elec 111 (Bos) 4H% *33
2,638,000
5s
1934 102% Sale
103
Sale
3,706,000
5% notes
1935 39
Sale
9,140,000 Elec Pow 5t Lt 5s
2030
106,000 Ehnlra Wat Lt 5t RR 5a„1956
83
Sale
175,000 El Paso Elec 5a A
1950
85,000 El Paso Nat Gaa 6Ha A.. 1943
Without warrants
Inv—
7a Series C
100
70
77
95
Sale
Sale
103
1967
1,208,000
4
9
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6
Sept.
86% Sept.
71
Sept.
70
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5
Sale
90
40
Sept.
101%
104%
49%
100%
99% Sept.
101% Sept.
83% Sept.
105% Sale
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
44
Sale
Sale
91
103
100 %
103%
49
Jan.
16
Aug.
1
48% July 13
May 17
15
Jan.
May 17
4
4
1937
541,000
6 H* with warrants
355,000 Erie Lighting5a
European Elec 6H*
Apr.
21
35
6
5
Sept. 12
48
Sept. 12
48
134,000 Detroit Int Bdge 4Ha...1952
54,000
6%scertifs of deposit.. 1952
87,000
25-yr a f deb 7a
1952
34,000
7a certlfs of deposit....1952
594,000
with warrants..
111,000 Duke Power Co 4%s
Sept. 14
9% Sept. 30 100% Sept.
Sept.
35% Sept. 20 41
Sale
Sale
Sale
1946
B...1950
1947
Dixie Gulf Gas 6Ha
Sale
102% Sept. 21 105
Sale
40
521,000 Delaware Elec Pow 5Hs—1959
1949
428,000 Denver Gas & Elec 5s
291,000 Derby Gas 5c Elec 5a
703,000 Detroit City Gas 5a
97% June 10 106%
98
Apr.
8 106
96% Apr. 25 107%
89
May
4 100
97% Jan. 19 99
99% Mar. 2 105
.
555,000 Cumberland Co P 5c L 4Hs '56
313,000 Dallas P 5c L 5a aeriea C..1952
6s series A
1949
494,000
1,884,000 Darton P 5c L 1st 5c ref 5a '41
89
May
2 100% Sept. 14
102% May
5 108% Jan. 12
97% Apr. 21 107 % Jan. 24
Sept. 12
104% Sept. 8 105
1
101% Sept. 20 105% Sept
98% Sept. 5
93% Sept. 20
103% Sale
103
Sale
2,701,000 Consumers Power 4Ha.. 1958
1st & ref 5a
1936 105 % Sale
1,468,000
57% Sale
6,882.000 Continental G & El 5a —1958
96% Sale
1,927,000 Continental Oil 594a....1937
25,000 Cosgrove Meehan 6%s—1945
69
Sale
..1940
963,000 Crane Co 58
..1940
889,000 Crucible Steel 5a
184,000 Cuban Telephone 7Ha..1941
17,000 Cuban Tobacco 5a. ......1944
Sale
105 J
97 J
Sale
47 %
1943
6s A registered..—...1943
1,000
4,000 Consol Publishers 694a.. 1936
11,000
714% stamped...
1936
Sale Prices.
106
Sale
25
1943
6%s with warrants
1st 5c coll 6a aer \
Highest.
Sale Prices.
94% Sept. 22 100% Sept. 14
Sept. 12 106% Sept. 29
101% Sept. 27 105% Sept. 18
Sale
Sale
Conaol Gas Utilities—
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
106
1969 105
4%s aeries H-...1970
99
Sale
lat ref a f 4a....
1981
3,197,000
48 new
1981
562,000
103% Sale
849,000 Conaol G E L & P 4KB—1935
844,000
1,553,000
98%
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid
1954 105% Sale"
a
Gonaol GBLftP Bait—
133,000
231,000
577,000
Ask
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
1933.
Jan. 1.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
AGGREGATE SALES,
Fox
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
52
100%
99 %
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
70 X
Sale
63%
Sale
35 X
Sale
100% Sale
Sale
59
101% Sale
101% Sale
76% Sale
37% Sept. 28 43% Sept. 8
100
Sept. 21 101% Sept. 15
97
Sept. 21 102% Sept. 18
76% Sept.
I
71
Sept. 29
101% Sale
104
68
Sale
Sale
67% Sale
Sept. 27
100% Sept. 28 102
104% Sept.
100% Sept.
70
Sept.
67
Sept.
65
Sept. 21
63
Sept.
49% Sept. 29
40
Sept.
8»101% Sept. 14
101
Sept
Sept. 18
65
Sept 19| 74
57
Sept 191 64% Sept. 18
June 12
26% Apr.
6 50
92
Apr. 20 102% July 17
92
Mar. 3 102% Aug. 29
Jan.
5
50
Apr.
4 82
7
53
Apr. 15 78% Aug.
7
90% Apr. 25 102% Aug.
1
3 104% Sept.
96
Mar,
2
72
2% July 14
49
Mar.
J6% Jan. 10
62% Apr. 18 86
5
72% Jan. 20
40
Sept.
1
92
Jan. 20 101% Aug.
Feb.
31% Mar,
44
OCT., 1933.]
CURB
YORK
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
"2", 000
3,000
20,000
14,000
Jan. 3
Sept. 1.
1933.
BONDS
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 1.
62,000
83,000
21,000
100,000
123,000
53
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
September.
EXCHANGE
Ask
Bid.
(Continued)
243,000 Houston Gulf Gns 4Mi..l94l
fc*
-.1943
934,000
703,000 Houston Lt & Pr 5s A...1953
394,000
4h* •eriet D.......—1978
920,000
4Hs series E
198!
1,374,000 Hud Bay Min & Smelt 6s.1935
6s registered
10,000
1935
116,000 Hungarian ltal Bank 7Vfcs '63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
Falls 1st & ref 5s
1950
88,000
Ref 5c Improvement 5s. 1951
138,000
381,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A -.1949
6s series B
...1949
52,000
Bid.
Sept. 30.
Ask. Bid.
48
101H Sale
10134
9234
Ask.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
47
95
82
82
110
Sept. 28 53 34 Sept. 9
Sept .,22 103
Sept. 8
92 54 Sept.
Sept. 21
5
Sept. 21
92% Sept. 5
Sept. 9 116
Sept. 19
48*666
16,000
10,000
56,000
6,000
37,000
63,000
18,000
151,000
59,000
26,000
270,000
458,000 Idaho Power Co 5s
3,228,000 Illinois Cent RR 4^8
1947
392,000 Illinois Nor Utll 5s
Sale
105
104
49
1957
1,296,000
1,485,000
2,916,000
2,000
3,559,000
2,000
317,000
331,000
184,000
586,000
89,000
329.000
290.001
280,000
1,110,000
985,000
209,000
3,315,000
5.0CO
1934
Illinois Pow 5c L 5H«
5 Hs series "B"
6s series A
6s A
Sale
3634 Sale
Sept. 20
51
Sept. 20
Sept. 11 10554 Sept. 29
Sept. 20 10534 Sept. 19
Sept. 25 58
Sept. 6
69
Sale
44% Sale
5034
Sale
55 34
6134
Sale
5734
Sale
Sale
58^
Sale
5334
Sale
10054
Sale
Sale
60
68 34
Sale
1953
registered
1956
9434 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
443-1} Sept.
52
Sept.
56
Sept.
56
Sept.
50 34 Sept.
100
Sept. 12
79% Sept. 5
9334 Sept. 18
51% Sept. 13
61
Sept. 1
02% Sept. 1
56
Sept. 25
59
Sept. 12
643^
89
1957
1953
5s series C-.
5s series C
100 54
1954
...
63
* Sale
reglstered._1956
Indep Oil 8t Gas deb 6s—1939
Indiana Elec
1953
5s series C
1951
al66
'65*" Sale'
Corp 6s A..1947
6viS series B
75
Sale
7434
Sale
Sale
64
10154
5434
100
Indiana 5c Mich El 5s_...1957
1st 5c ref 5s
1955
9634 Sale
Indiana Service 5s.......1950
1st lien 5c ref 5s
...1963
26
Sale
Indianapolis Gas 5s A...1952
Knd'polls P 5c L 5s
ser
A.. 1957
65
72
59
Indiana Gen Service 5s..1948
Indiana Hydio-Blec 5s A. 1958
2134 Mar. 31
61
3134 Mar. 3
88
May 5 104
78 J
Apr. 26
90%
793
Apr. 21
9634
77
Mar. 15 120
106
51
105 34
•
93,000
177,000
27,000
246,000
104,000
223,000
2,000
285,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
52
July 20
"9234 Sale'
93
29 M
30
77 H
89
Sale
Sale
88
2734 Sale
25
Sale
26
Sale
73 34
Sale
'MU Sale
7934
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
10134 Sept,
73
Sept.
75
Sept.
6434 Sept.
10134 Sept.
60
Sept.
102
Sept.
93
Sept.
32
Sept.
3134 Sept.
7734 Sept.
89
Sept.
27
7
6
13
11
14
15
1
15
15
1
1
Indianapolis Water 534»-1953
July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
July
July
171,000
212,000
1,022,000
Deb 6s without warr
1948
34,000
924,000 Int Pow Sec 6 34s series C.1955
7s
series
E
.1957
7s series F
1952
606,000
516,000 International Salt 5s....1951
978,000 Internat Securities 5s
1947
38,000
51,000
75,000
69,000
363,000
3,000
296,000
3,049,000
-
1,000
111". 000
365,000
125,000
744,000
101,000
13,000
4,000
64,000
24,000
31,000
12,000
1,429,000
56,000
87
95
Sale
Without
Sale
Sale
'8834 Sale"
90
Sale
Sale
89 34
57
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
51 34
Sale
6154
45 X
9934 Apr. 25 10734
98
May
106
Apr.
65
40
61
Apr. 11
June
June
41
8534 May
33
85
38
50
52
56
nH
10234
8534
10034
eon
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.
98
-Tan.
31
Jan.
26
Sale
3
Sept. 30
0334 Sept. 6
83
Sept. 1
84
Sept. 5
8034 Sept. 6
8834 Sept. 7
5134 Sept. 30
59J4 Sept. 21
334 Sept.
3 34 Sept.
Sept.
90
Sept.
8334 Sept.
90
Sept.
5834 Sept.
62
Sept.
6
7
27
30
13
16
6
6
89
104
5s
1957
5s reg
'6034 Sale'
Sale
50
Sale
104
4634 Sale
Sept. 1 10434 Sept. 12
50
4334 Sept. 21
Sept. 1
-1957
Debenture
Jan.
17
July
20
Feb.
17
Jan. 13
July 14
July 11
Sept. 25
Jan.
1952
40
Sale
32
1956
6s
60
Sale
5634
5134
7434
7434
114*666
187,000
806,000
323,000
264,000
352,000
43,000
1,077,000
434s series F
55
76
1958
Sale
Sept. 21
Sale
76
Sale
53
Sale
1947
Invest Co of Araer 5s A
Without warrants......
Iowa-Nebraska L 5c P 5s..1957
5s Series B
1961
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
91
91
Mar.
Feb.
1
Jan.
16
7834 Feb.
2
105
J an
*
19
21
16
23
22
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
Iowa Pub Serv 5s........1957
22
28
21
Jan.
105
Jan.
11
99
Jan.
13
July
4034 July
8334 Jan.
9534 Jan.
19
10
May
May
80
Apr.
14
Apr.
1234 Apr.
65
Apr.
73
Apr.
44
75
Sale
63
1952
Hydro-El 7s....
Sale
74
Sept.
83
7634 Sale
134 Jan. 27
134 Jan. 27
July
3
74
July 11
70
May
5
7434 Mar. 3
40
Mar.
25
Mar. 24
Feb.
12
6
10
June
2
16,000
281,000
2,280,000
Without warrants
Italian Superpower 6s
44,000
18,000
27,000
273,000
3,000
Feb.
96
90
Jan.
4
Jan.
13
70
434» series C
1961
189,000 Jones 5c Laughlin Steel 5s '39
46
100
Sale
9234 Sale
10234 Sale
Sale
Sale
102 ^
98
6634 Sale
64
Sept. 16
6134 July 18
6734 June
7
Feb. 28 10534 Mar. 24
64
8
July 12
Feb.
3
52
Feb.
3
4034 Sept. 14
2034 Apr.
4634 Apr. 24
7834 Jan.
26
45
Apr.
72
Jan.
26
65
Mar. 31
7634 July
63
Mar. 20
76
31
27
31
12
Sept. 14
5534 Sept. 5
76
Sept. 8
76
Sept. 1
7734 Sept. 16
7634 Sept. 18
89
Sept. 1
79
Sept. 5
1
6
5334 July 11
78
Apr. 25
6334 Maj
4
74
May
8
6034 Apr. 27
July
8434 Jan.
8434 Jan.
9234 Aug.
8334 July
92
63
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
Sale
86 >3
92
Sale
80
Sale
57
Sale
14
20
Feb.
1
71
May
6
Apr. 24
8634 Feb.
6
Jan.
Sept.
5
Sept.15
8534 Sept.
6
63
3
86
Aug. 23
Sept.
7034 Sept.
5
3734 Apr. 25
72
Aug. 29
6
9
41
89
1
90
1963
Without warrants
793,000 Jacksonville Gas 5s
1942
193,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 5Hi A.1955
694,000 Jersey Cent P 5c L 5s B
1947
3,033,000
1
634 June 14
91
3834 Apr.
Isotta Franchlnl 7s......1942
355,000
10
103
Jan.
74
103
6
61
Ry 5c Light 5s A.. 1945
isarco
11
76
94
75
80 34
81
Iowa Pow 5c Lt 4H> A...1958
Iowa
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
68
Sept.
67
Sept.
7834 Sept.
70
Sept.
12
55
May 25
10134 Sept. 27
49
52
Interstate Public Service
5s series D
6
2
71
May
Mar.
62
17
UH
Apr.
1936
warrants
Interstate Power
83
Sale
Interstate Iron 5c St'l 5Hs *46
InterstateNat Gas 6s
53,000
3
9
19
July 28
101
Deb 6s with warrants..1948
6
9
July 17 106
3534 Feb. 24
55
Incercontinents Power Co—
4,000
3,000
186,000
20
Sept.29 46
Sept. 1
10234 Sept. 7 10234 Sept. 7
90
Sept. 29 98
Sept. 1
8034 Sept. 22 89
Sept. 1
10334 Sept. 20 10334 Sept. 20
53 34 July 19
3034 Apr.
98
May 11 10234 Sept. 7
86
Apr. 27 10134 Jan. ; 9
8034 Mar. 29
9634 Jan. 10
101
105
Apr.
June 24
-
'
6,000
6,000
46,000
15,000
139,000
106,000
1,000
12,000
49,000
86,000
92,000
27,000
38,000
991,000
734,000
222,000
120,000
205,000
1,342,000
958,000
164,000
335,000
44,000
21,000
120,000
721,000 Laclede Gas Light 5 34s..1935
188,000 Larutan Gas Corp 6 H*—1935
3,466,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
2026
92,000 Kansas Gas 5c Elec 6s
200,000 Kansas Power 5s A
134.000
6s series A
.
180,000
210,000
1,194,000
184,000
204,000
494,000
117,000
170,000
61,000
88,000
341,000
19,000
Sale
'55** Sale"
Kentucky Utilities 5s....1969
5s
1961
6V^s series D
1948
5Mis series F_.
1955
Klmberly Clark 5s A
1943
90
Koppers Gas 5c C deb 5s. 1947
Deb 5«s
5s certifs of
Without
Sale
7834
Sale
90
Sale
1945
deposit
1945
85
Sale
90
Sale
70
Sale
58
Sale
T-E
73 &
Sale
77"
Sale
66
Sale
7434
Sale
78
1950
Kresge (S S) Co 5s
Sale
Lexington Utll 5s....... 1952
Corp 5s
5s
66
4834
Sale
96
102 34
Sale
Sale
Sale
1939
6s
Sale
69 %
1942
Long Island Ltg 6s
1945
Los Angeles Gas 5c Elec 5s '61
9934 Sale
104
Sale
.....1947
5%a series F
1943
534s series i
1949
Los Angeles Pacific 4s
Louisville Henderson &
113,000
1,261,000 Manitoba Power
Sale
1950
283,000
Pow 5c Lt 5s...1957
5 Via
10034
St
Louis Ry Co 5s
3,000
....1946
138,000 Louisville (Ky) G 5c E 6s A '37
434 series C
1961
1,718,000 Louisiana
1951
Mansfield Mln 5c Sm (Germ)
7s with warrants
66,000
..1941
7s without warranto___1941
97,000
1,034,000 Mass Gas Co 5Ha-1946
5s
1955
1,482,000
6,000 McCallum Hosiery 6 343--I941
208,000 VfcCord Rad & Mfg 6s
1943
44,000 Melbourne El Supp 7Hs A '46
225,000 Memphis P 5c L 5s ser A..1948
538,000
1st mtge 5s series F..1962
Middle Sts Petrol 634s A.1945
Sept.
65
Sept.
68
Sept.
8734 Sept.
88
Sept.
95
Sept.
103
Sep
10234 Sept.
101
Sept.
9934 Sept.
100
Sept.
53
Sept.
86
Sale
4034
Sale
37
Sale
18,000
20,000
93,000
117,000
57,000
19,000
94%
Sale
Sale
8734 Sale
80
Sale
862.000
5s ctfs of dep
808,000
1934
5s ctfs of dep
798,000
..1935
162,000 Midland Valley RR 5s
1943
571,000 Milwaukee G L 434s
1967
859,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt 434s.l950
265,000 Minneapolis Gen El 5s...1934
5s reg
1,000
1934
556,000 Minn Pow 5c Lt 434®-.
1978
1st 5c ret 5s
330,000
1955
715,000 Mississippi Pow 5s
...1955
1,076,000 Miss Power Sc Light 5s
1957
438,000 Mi88 River Fuel 6s
1944
Without warrants
345,000
Sept.
9434 Sept.
7734 Sept.
...
70
72
88
92
9934
104%
105
10134
10134
102
53
27
Sept. 30
37
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
12
6
14
15
12
12
15
11
25
5
18
8
18
69
65
72
77
Mar.
8734 July
20
Apr.
4
6634 Mar. 28
96
Jan.
18
93
July
27
1
47
Mar. 31
8034 July 18
96
Aug.
9
8834 Jan. 20
71
83
52
4834
8534
80
36
10034
10054
Sale
9234
Sale
93
6934
8234
8734 Sale
50
10
40
Sale
99 34
Sale
Sale
5834 Sale
7534 Sale
103 34
Sale
10234 Sale
734 Sept.
734 Sept.
7
Sept.
734 Sept.
56
Sept.
9834 Sept.
7434 Sept.
102
Apr. 20
8534 Jan.
May
8
May
1
Apr.
7
Apr. 19
80
55
Mar. 22
67
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
56
72
70
21
21
25
20
2
5834 Jan.
56
Sept. 5
Sept. 11
Sept. 5
Sept. 11
Sept.14
Sep
1
Sept. 18
Sept. 8
Sept. 6
Sept. 14
Sept. 6
Sept. 15
.
5034
4934
8934
8734
34
5s ctfs of dep
1932
5s ctfs of dep.........1933
For footnotes see page 56.
70
48
27
Middle West Utll—
38*666
Sept.
6834 Sept.
87
Sept.
93
Sept.
63
Sept.
6334 Sept.
80
Sept.
68
Sept.
91
Sept.
79
Sept.
84% Sept.
9234 Sept.
93
Sept.
10034 Sept. 27 10134 Sept. 22
9034 Sept. 22 9934 Sept. 14
7534 Sept. 19 8034 Sept. 14
Sale
Met Edison 4s series E...1971
2,099,000
183,000
733,000
29
5634 Sept. 26
9134 Sept. 22
6234 Sept. 22
79
Apr.
25
June
87
80
Apr.
9134 May
10034 Mar.
100
Mar.
9734 Apr.
9834 May
48
May
Jan.
81
Sale
78
Sale
64
Sale
54
Sale
5934 Sale
95
Sale
67
73
78
Sept.
Sept.
54
Sept.
65
Sept.
96
Sept.
9134 Sept.
6
Apr. 21
-
13
80
92
68
57
66
Jan.
Jan.
18
July
July
July
18
July
5834 Sept.
10234 Jan.
90
Jan.
18
18
Feb.
2 10334 Feb..
1
5
19
19
]9
19
1
9
19
6
99* Apr. 24
Apr. 26
May
31
10
9634 Jan. 28
60
July
3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
12
16
Jan.
Jan.
86
91
Apr.
7234 Apr.
100
20
17
103
2734 Mar.
334
334
3 34
434
37
20
July
July
47
July 19
10034 Sept. 22
Apr.
8
16
14
5
1
14
18
July
ft*
May
Apr.
79
53
9934 Feb.
Jan.
81
6
55
55
Apr.
4734 Apr.
75
Apr.
7134 Apr.
34
Sept.
834 Apr.
19
8
>1
1
13
20
15
13
July
16
20
Sept. 26 10234 Sept. 11
Sept.
6734 Sept.
47
Sept.
5734 Sept.
93
Sept.
90
Sept.
Jan.
June
7
Mar. 17
Jan. 20
10334 Aug. 11
9934 Apr. 24
7234 Sale
2
106 34 Jan. 19
57
Aug. 30
47
934
1034
1134
5834
10134
7634
Aug.
6
1
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
84
3
6
9
14
14
27
14
22
5
10
Sept. 25
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
34
Sept.
43
Sept.
10034 Sept.
99
Sept.
7734 Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
■g*
Feb.
2
June 29
91
99
Mar.
3 10234 Jan.
8934 Ma> 16 102
Feb.
7334 May 3 9434 Jan.
Sept.
6
8
2
103 34 Jan. 10
106 34 Jan. 18
105
July
5
10434 Feb. 20
Mar.
99
13
93
82
68J4
Jan.
Jan.
9034 Aug. 23
9534 June 12
7734 June 29
7734 June 30
74
77
97
100
5634 Apr.
4634 Mar.
80
100
"
28,000
19,000
55,000
31,000
13,000
51,000
66,000
15
23
1
29
29
.
1942
5%s series E__
26
19
22
21
30
25
Llbby McNeill 5c Llbby 5s 1942
Lone Star Gas
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6434 Sept.
90
Sept.
72
Sept.
76
Sept.
90
Sept.
89
Sept.
His..1946
warrants
5,000
43,000
146,000
18,000
4,000
129,000
325,000
5,000
21,000
2,000
14,000
30,000
74,000
8,000
8234 Sale
...1955
Leonard Tiets Inc 7
35,000
42,000
76,000
2,000
42,000
36,000
15,000
34,000
6,000
17,000
16,000
1,000
2022
..1947
452,000 Kansas Pow 5c Lt 5s B...1957
Jan.
87
12
Jan.
14
12
44
Apr.
7334
Jan.
50
Apr. 20
83
Jan.
12
79
Mar. 30
Feb. 21
92
July
July
25
13
79
YORK
NEW
51
In
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
1933.
BONDS (Continued)
%
75,000
52,000
31,000
m
21,000
2,000
362,000
793,000
232,000
469,000
---1951
Montreal L H & P 5a "A*"
129,000
26,000
1,000
76,000
220,000
1,884,000
Narraftansert Elec
534,000
66,000
1,552,000
Nassau &
2,726,000
3,218,000
Nat Pub Serv 5s C O
series
49,000
28,000
7,000
5s
52", 000
39,000
80,000
43%
944
934
797,000
149,000
677,000
603,000
2,268,000
268,000
3,992,000
1,035,000
4,255,000
3,417,000
2,918,000
3,734,000
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
1937
Co 5a, 195?
1957
B
series
Pow
Nat
1024
Sale
Li *a
'A"
102
18
23
18
19
101%
100 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
101% Sale
15
17 % Sale
Sale
...
2026
.203"
102%
Sale
Sale
100
62%
614
174
D—.1978
Sale
Sale
Sale
64% Sale
97%
Sale
90
Sale
1981
4 Ha
6a.. 1948
Nevada Calif Elec 5s
,.195«i
New Amsterdam
Conv deb 5s..
.
101
55 4
564
574
574
82""
56%
Sale
41
Sale
Sale
Sale
47%
Sale
Sale'
46%
Sale
Sale
Saie
Sale
54
Sale
57%
50%
30%
Sale
Sale
Sale
42
1954
Pub Serv 4 4s '35
\
series
194"
......
N Y Cent Elec
1950
54a
Sale
41%
50%
52%
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
29
Sale
....
964
No Amer L A P
Sale
88
Sale
99
303,000
Serial 6%
102,000
272,000
25,000
15,000
Serial 5%
Sale
Sale
Sale
96%
84%
Sale
Sale
88*" ~ Saie'
96
Sale
106%
Sale
106
Sale
5y*»
f deb ser A——1956
•
A..... 1Q4'
I1 til 5
Nor Corn
92 J
40%
Sale
34
Sale
33]
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
60%
Sale
32
G A E 6a—..1952
1966
642,000 Nor ind Pub Serv Aa
5s series D...
1969
785,000
33,000
282,000
Nor Indiana
mo
4%> E.
476,000
3,139,000
18
Apr.
50
10
Feb.
27 103% Sept. 18
Feb.
2h 102% Sept. 19
Feb
25
8
31
July
94% May
2 104
96
Apr. 20 103%
98% Jan.
4 101
85
50
Mar. 31
14
Aug. 21
Aug. 22
Jan.
Jan.
9
26
24
41
Mar. 31
74
10
Sept. 26
23% Jan.
18
98% July
98% Jan.
102% July
50
July
76% July
20
83% Jan.
80
Apr.
89% Apr.
17
Apr.
47% Apr.
14
12
13
21
7
Jan.
5
Jan.
Jan.
12
49% Jan.
12
82
Jan.
3
Sept.
Apr.
78
Mar.
99
Sept. 12
80% Sept.
67% Sept.
99
Jan.
12
91% Jan.
12
Jan.
12
Feb.
14
97% Jan,
K •»/(,
My
108% Jan.
10
13
Jan.
24
67% July
21
65
40
Apr.
25% Apr
56
Sept.
Not Ohio
1951
P A L 5%g
Nor States
78%
100%
Sale
Sale
195"
5s
94
87
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
91
Sale
94
65
Sale
1940
1961
Nor Ohio Trac A Lt
56
88
6
102% Sept. 20 104% Sept. 14
65
Sept. 81 67% Sept. 5
104
60
27
22
21
21
22
Sept. 211
Sept. 19107
5
12
59% Jan. 11
68% June 28
72% June 28
Mar.
40
7
10
7
59% June 12
60
37% Apr.
35% Mar.
1
14
13
1
14
11
11
102% Jan
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.
37
38
1
Sept. 19
99% Sept. 12
91% Sept. 12
76% Sept. 14
89
Sept. 20
104% Sept. 11
95
Sept. 11
Sept.
95% Sept.
80% Sept.
67% Sept.
86
Sept.
104
Sale
65%
notes
25,000
25
82
89
93
notes....
432,000
98%
90%
74%
Sale
5% notes. 1934
I93t>
l"3h
302,000
28.000
489,000
965,000
300,000
6
Jan.
Jan.
84
Sept. 12
47% Sept.
46% Sept.
47
Sept.
56% Sept.
61
Sept.
50% Sept.
34
Sept.
61%- Sept.
38% Sept. 21
38
Sept. 20
38% Sept. 20
46% Sept. 21
50
Sept. 21
40% Sept. 28
28
Sept. 21
56
Sept.19
101% Sept. 29
-
21,000
33,000
68,000
53,000
92,000
Jan.
76
Apr.
27
103% Sept. 7
103
Sept. 6
99% Sept. 11
72% Sept.
5
64% Sept.
1
14% Sept. 13
97% Sept.
96% Sept.
87
Sept.
Sept.28 91
97
Sept.19 100% Sept.
40
Sept.
36
Sept. 27
55% Sept. 22 66% Sept.
56
1948
with warranta
114,000
616,000 N \ Pa A Ohio RR 4 4a.. 1935
196 /
6,488,000 N Y P A L Corp 1st 4 4a
N Y State E AG 44a
1980
2,985,000
54s
1962
297,000
188,000 N Y A Westchester Ltg 5s '54
4s...
2004
375.000
4s registered
2004
3,000
195"
585,000 Niagara Falls Power 6a
5s series A—
.....1959
779,000
1,125,000 Nippon Elec Pow 64a—1953
480,000
295,000
48
Y A Foreign Invest
5 4s A
3,975,000
65
5
37% Apr. 25
Sale
:194<
195"
.
—
New Orleans
Sale
554
Engl Pow Aaan 5a—1948
Deb 5 H*
(is
.
64 v1
5sl947
5a
498,000
68,000
Gaa 5a.. 1948
Eng G A fclec Assn
New
20
Sept.21
99% Sept.
100% Sept.
99% Sept.
60
Sept.
51% Sept.
10
Sept.
Neisner Bros Realty
vew
78
Tea Co-
5% gold notes..-May 1 1935
Nebraska Power 6a
202J
l
Sept. 20 62% Sept.
43% Sept. 30 44% Sept.
101 % Sept.
103% Sept.
102% Sept.
100% Sept.
Suffolk Ltg 5a. 1945
a
Deb 5s series R
N
19,000
226,000
807,000
153,000
21,000
24,000
42,000
Sale
Sale
5
9
1
Prices.
6
May
z 105% Jan.94
Aug. 11
Apr. 29
98"
Sept.
100% Sept. 21 104
85
Sept. 26 93% Sept.
43
Sept. 19 51% Sept.
Line
Steamship
with warr
National
102,000
45%
Sale
Sale Prices.
Prices
59
1970
5s
Munson
366,000
263,000
284,000
Sale
"51 Sale"
1951
B
1,162,000
140", 000
Sale
101 %
86
*T-
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Hale
Sale Prices
A*k
Bid
Ask
Monongahela West Penn Pub
Service 5
B
...»..1953
896,000
233,000 Montana Dakota Pow 5%s '34
83,000
174,000
86
Pub Serv 5s A..1947
Missouri
Bid.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
Ask
1044 Sale
1955
Missouri P & L 5 Ha A
149,000
68,000
9,000
67,000
20,000
Bid
1
Miss River Power 5a
3,199,000
1,145,000
127,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
AGGREGATE SALES.
September.
EXCHANGE
CURB
80
88*
82
105
106
Apr.
June
Apr.
89% .inly
Sept.
Mar.
97
Apr.
35% Feb.
86% Apr.
Sept. 5! 100% Sept. 6
6
95% Sept.
Sept.
1
92% Sept.
Sept.
35% Sept. 12
Sept.
27
32% Sept. 6
Sept.
92
Sept.
6
74% Sept.
65
73% Sept. 7
-Sept. 22
65
Sept.
5
Sept
68
58
Sept. 12
Sept.
91% Sept. 13
88% Sept.
91
Sept. 13
86% Sept.
100%
95%
89%
31%
106
3
0
100% Sept.
74
6
y«>
P,ug. 25
92% Aug. 29
47% July
5
43
July 17
102% Feb. 10
3
90% Feb.
Apr.
May
68
21% Apr.
22
May
78% May
59% Apr.
59
Apr.
54
Apr.
80
Apr.
Feb.
7
Tnn.
91
27.
103% Jan.
100% Jan.
9
12
77
May
70
Mar. 31
75
Apr. 20
Sept. 21
81% Sept.
1
12
Sept. 18
10% Sept. 15
68% Sept. 5
94% Sept.
1
88
Sept.
1
83%
70%
8%
9%
Jan.
4 99% July 13
Sept. 26 93
Jan.
ft
Sept. 29
18
June
2
Sept. 26 16% July 18
Apr. 22
75% July 28
Sept. 28 101% Feb.
2
Apr.
1
98
Jan.
5
Jan
17 97
Jan.
6
Sept. 13
97% Sept.
1
88
Sept.
5
77
Sept.
5
80% Sept. 18
86% Sept.
1
77
Sept. 11
90% May
Power
5H% notes.
.
4Hi
Sept. 26
81% Sept. 21
89
96
99
Sept.
91% Sept.
80
91% Sale
'85% Sale"
5
6
96
July
97% Jan.
19
9
North Texas Utilities—
44,000
5,000
10.000
10,000
76,000
16,000
334,000
66.065
202,000
10,000
33.000
19,000
165,000
23,000
42.665
37,006
7s without warranta..-1935
249,000
106,000 Northwest Electric 6a—1935
Northwest Pow 6a A.....I960
100,000
6a A crfs of dep.."—...1960
57,000
705,000 Nor'west Pub Serv 5a A--1957
1945
309,000 Ogden Gas Co 5a....
t
3,516,000 »hi«» tdlson Co 6s...... I"""
5s new
1960
241,000
906,000 Ohio Power 5s series B... 1952
4His series D..
..1956
2,159,000
1953
147,000 Ohio Public Serv 6a C
5s series I)
1954
410,000
5Ms series E
..1961
295,000
1956
1,758.000 Oklahoma <»as A El 5s
6s series A
...1940
371,000
68 series A reg
1940
2,000
470,000 Okla Pow A Water 5s A., 194k
1938
13,000 Osgood Co 6s w w
464,000 Oawego Falls Co 6a...... 1941
381,000
73,000
2,824,000
840,000
1,831,000
1,165,000
883,000
38,000
322,000
5,000
189,000
77,000
219,000
112,000
261,000
123,000,
25.000
131",660
3,000
1st
ref 6s B
A
1st
A
—
ref 4H» F..
Investing 5s A
321,000
544.000
28,000
1,000
Western Oil 6
Pacific
6.000
51,000
34,000
176,000
5.000
4,000
345,000
.94,000
87,000
130.000
16.000
20,000
12,000
194,000
Dock
Sale
87%
Sale
Sale
58%
Sale
99% Sale
110% Sale
106% Sale
105
47
815,000
563,000
Penn Water A Pow
Sale
95%
5s
104
Sale
100%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
81
Sale
92
Sale
73""
Sale
70
Sale
77
Co
30
70
Sale
~
99% Sept. 22il04% Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 20101
96% Sept. 14
86% Sept. 21
98
73% Sept. 21
76
Sept. 8
106% Sept. 5 106% Sept. 19
50% Sept. 6 57
Sept. 14
Sept. 29
73% Sept. 22 80
~
Sept.
1
90
Sept.12, 92
Sept. 20
Sept.19
70% Sept.
78
Sept.
12
99% Jan.
11
75
95% Jan.
14
89% Jan.
91
Feb.
13
9
91% Jan.
13
83%
76%
63
40
59%
18
93
Feb.
8
101% Jan.
12
0
9
6
11
1
35
Mar. 31
25% May 29
36
Apr.
1
79% May 22
86% Apr
20
Mar.
3
98% Apr. 20
%
94 % May
86
Mar. 31
101
-
64
Apr.
103
May
48
Apr.
57% Apr.
79% Apr.
1
60
7
75
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.
29
63
Mar.
Sale
67%
66
Sale
Sept. 49
July
Feb.
1
July
11
July
July
3
18
112% Jan.
106% Jan.
105% Jan.
101% Jan.
81
July
108% Feb.
73
July
5
81
July
9 1 % A' g.
62
July
80% Feb.
14
8
18
14
7
18
1
6
90
Feb.
3
34
Mar. 21
68% Sept. 17
51% Apr. 27
74
Jan.
12
83
Jan.
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
4%«—1968
-194»
101%
Sale
Sale
100% Sale
Sale
88%
105
108%
107%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
1
Sept.
Sept. 2l!
98
Sept. 20
105% Sept. 28
Sale
80
91
77%
98%
3%
108%
106%
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
90%
4
Sale
Sale
105"" Saie'
Sale
Sept. 6
Sept.
8
Sept. 14
Sept.
6
80
Sept.
1
92% Sept. 12
100% Sept.
8
106% Sept. 14
Sept. 21i 60
95%
Sept. 27
99% Sept. 19 102
83
Sept. 38! 90
90
Sale
105%
95
Sale
100
Apr.
53
44
101%
100%
98%
69% Sept. 27 79%
99% Sept. 23! 100
99
Sept. 19 nlOO
87 % Sept 271 98%
1
6
3% Sept.
106% Sept. 27 109
105
106%
Sept.
50%
44% Sept.
96
Jan. 25
76
Sept.
9
103% Feb.
Apr.
Jan. 31
Mar. 29 104
81
Apr.
44
85
-
Jan.
93
Jan.
3
90
97% Feb.
16
5
Apr.
Mar
94% May
99% Feb.
66
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
95
Mar.
87% Sept.
% Apr.
103
May
101% Mar.
43% May
Sept.
101
Jan.
tOS% Aug. 21
Apr. 20
96% Apr.
Sept.
Sept.
100
93 % Jan.
11 100% Jan.
2 101% Feb.
106% Jan.
8% June
110% Jan.
108
Feb.
1966
A
103%
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
79%
65
Sale
.
Sale
89% Sale
55
Sale
95%
Sale
87%
19.49
6s
78
94%
88%
Sale
Sale
Sale
67% Sept. 21
77
Sept. 11
89% Sept. 30
80% Sept. 28
28
Sept.23
85
Sept. 20
91
Sept. 27
79% Sept. 29
80% Sept. 20
76% Jan
83
July
95
July
82
July
23
19
13
18
Jan.
13
Jan.
8
102
5
6
28
8 104% Sept.
104% Sept.
.
Procter A Gamble 4H»
1947
Sept. 18 55%
Sept
8; 65
90
Sept. 14
59
45
Sept. 29
104% Sept. 1 105%
53
63
~
59
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
90
104% Sale
85
'
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
Sept.
1
Sept. 13
9
5
7
11
26
65
60% Apr.
82
Apr.
63% Feb.
27% June
44
Apr
82
May
74
Apr.
May
65
4
13
72% Sept. 7
80
Sept. 18
91
Sept.
9
81% Sept. 6
35
Sept.
5
87% Sept. 1
95
Sept. 14
90% Sept. 11
83% Sept. 5
101% Sept. 12 103% Sept.
4
60% Jan.
May
8
1
12
5
8 104% Jan.
Mar. 3U 104% Jan.
95]
95]
Sept. 22 103% Sept.
13
24 100
70
GAB
175,000 Potomac Elec Power 5s..1936
1947
7,000 Potrero Sugat 1st 7a
302,000 Power Corp of Can 4%s B 1959
224.000 Power Corp of N V 5*a
1947
6 Ms aerlea A
298,000
1942
227.000 Power Securities Corp 6s. 1949
56.
8
Sale
95
189,000 Portland Gaa A Coke 5a. 1940
865.000 Potomac Edison 5s aer E. 1956
343.000
4Ms series F._
1961
For footnote* aee page
5 104% Jar.
Apr
21
Apr. 25
64
Mar. 28
70
Apr. 20
70% Apr. 26
63
Mar.
1
81
42
196"
373.000 Poor
&
Sept.
53% Sept.
75
.
101%
99%
refunding 4 Ha
class
49
83% Sept. 8
Sept. 23
89
96% Sept. 14
Sept. 22
28,109% Sept. 14
106% Sept.
Sale
54
1957
236,000
75.000 Phila Suburb Water 5a..1955
Piedmont Hydro-Electric G
b s-^s.
Sept. 29
45% Sept. 11
Sale
108
65% Sale
Sale
~ "
1,281,000 Peoples GaaLt A Coke 4a B'8I
4M% aerial notes
1935
26,000
65,000
4M% aerial notes
1936
6s series C
.....1957
3,814,000
896,000 Peoples Lt A Pow 5a.... 1979
1966
747,000 Phila Electric Co 5a
1,558.000 Phila Eiec Power 5M*--~ *97
1962
153,000 Phila Rapid Transit 6a
1,017,000
41
Sale
99% Sale
90
Corp 5s C..
Penn Telep
let A
95% Sept.
86% Sept.
84
Sept.
72
Sept.
78
Sept.
74% Sept.
70% Sept.
83
1951
5a series D...._.—
48,000
18,000
68.000
11,000
38.000
Sale
102
6s.... 195c
183,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6a .....194"
....1948
292,000 Mttsburgh Steel 6s
366,000 Pomerania Elec Co 6a.... 1953
19,000
22.000
Sale
Sale
75
75
95
88%
'53% Sa'le
Penn Electric 4s series F.197I
14,000
19,000
66,000
43",660
86%
55
82
76% Feb.
387.000 Piedmont A Northern 5a. 1954
10,000
Sale
Saie
88%
74%
97%
Sept. 26
70% Sept. 26
8% Sept. 29
9% Sept. 26
55
Sept. 21
82
Sept.28
77
Sept. 21
A Warehouse *"«
6% ctfs of deposit..... 1949
23.000
30,000
Sale
197"
107,000
1,398,000
83
"Sale
114.1
5s
Phila Suburb Cos
.
1955
Without warrants
693,000
5Ms series B
195"
557,000
1,044.000 Penn-Ohio PAL 5Ms A. 1954
.1956
714,000 Penn Power Co 5a
1947
194,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
54.000
Sale
Sale
87%
1942
Pacific Power A Light 5s
223.000 Palmer Corp of Louis 6a '38
44,000 Park A Ttlford 6a.. .,—.1936
1,509,000 Penn Cent Lt A Pow 4%s 197?
67,000
102%
96%
94%
Without warrants
Penn-Ohio Edison
16.000
49,000
66,000
1957
1955
196"
1948
ref 5H" C__.
1st A
1st A ref 5s D
Penn
50,000
«fta.l957
1941
Pacific Gaa A El 1st
80.000 Pacific Ltg A Pow 5a
1,630,000
1,124,000
96%
Sale
Sale
Pacific Coast Power 5s—1940
Pacific
7.000
97%
81%
59
91% July
100% Jan.
20
24
VI 1 % AUg. 16
86% July 20
Apr. 24 106% Feb.
July
8% Feb. 24 15
July
Apr.
3 64
Aug.
52
Apr. 11 H5
80% May
9 99% Feb.
July
44
Apr 21 67
98% May
2 105% Aug.
18
20
15
30
15
14
«1
OCT., 1933.]
NEW YOKE CUEB EXCHANGE
55
-—
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
September.
NEW YORK
-TP.r
Jan. 1.
»
58,000
65.000
$
■; i, •
BONDS (Continued)
1,025, 00G Prussian Elec 6s
.16*4
221, 000 Pub Serv of N H
4Us B.. 16*7
Pub Service Co of N J
546; 000
22.000
87,000
49.000
392, 000
1,155, 000
86.000
180.000
683 000
2,457 000
443.000
8 000
32,000
1,556 000
102,000
68.000
26,000
413,000
107,000
187,000
Bid.
Bid
Ask
Sept. 30.
Ask
4454
5953 Sale
Bid.
1956
4 Us series D
....—197*
4U» series E.......... 16*«»
Sale
Sale
8553 Sale
Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s C. I°<»6
5a......
4Us series P
6Us series G...
...16.47
72
105 %
10954 Sale
&
6453
L 5U"
2,000
Sale
63
Sale'
8653
81
7453 Sale
76
!**•>»»
16*0
59
Sale
Sale
83
8053
7453 Sale
4454 Sept. 1
93 "TSept; 16
Sept.
7453 Sept.
45
Sept.
4953 Sept.
46
Sept.
40
Sept.
Sale
5653 Sale
5254 Sale
5154 Sale
52
Sale
4953
4753
Sale
Sale
8853 Sale
19 111
77 •
20
22
7853
72
21
20
7153
19
7154
26
9553
90
29
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
74
Sale
73" Sale
64M Sale
61 % Sale
6054 Sale
1949
*ale
75
25
21
22
20
26
22
7653
59
5653
5354
5154
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
85
8
5
1
1
1
Sept. 26
4 119
20 o«
'
Jan.
9
Jan.
17
61
Apr.
60
Mar. 31
10053 Jan.
60
Apr. 20 9053
Apr. 17 92
6053 Apr. 17 93
8053 Apr. 20 10753
7554 Apr. 20 100
61
5454 Apr. 20
53 Apr. 22
11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
12
12
Jan.
4
Feb.
16
81
July 24
Aug.
3
11
6753 Jan. 11
52
42
19*2
69
93
Sept.29
Sept. 5
93
Apr. 21
47
Apr.
5
3
4554 Apr.
66
Jan.
13
63
Jan.
11
Apr. 25 96
July
69
Sept. 29 87
Jan.
8853 May
3 100 I Jan.
9254 Sept.. 8
75
Apr.
10354 Apr.
40
.195*
4 US
Sale Prices.
70
Jan. 11
95 54 Feb. 10
*
5
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Highest.
Prices
3653 Sept. 23
1
16
16
1
14
14
6
88
50,000 Oueens Boro G & E
5Us
103,000
Sale
67
414,000 Ouebec Power 5a........ 166H
3,000
Sale Prices.
Sept. 23
Sept. 19
"i:
7453
7153
6253
6354
Sale
70% Sale"
9553 Sale
H.-----.--1952
3,490,000 "uftet Sound P
1,114,000
5s series C
2,941,000
4 Us series D
Lowest
Prices
28*
89
109
"7554 Sale" "7354 Sale"
^..16*1
scries
Sale
~9i53 Sale"
111
11654 Sale
95 U Sale
9754 Sale
6 Us
Highest.'".
Lowest.
Ask
—
6% perpetual certificates
760.000 Pub Serv of Oltla 5s D
16*7
348.000
Se series C
.....1961
984,000 Pub Serv Subsld
5UsA. !«*<»
90,000
Sept. 1.
"
441 000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1.
Jan. 3
1933.
39,000
:
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
14
31
8053 Jan.
Mar. 31
71
Sept. 25
Sept. 5
23
Reliance Management 5s.16*4
12,000
9,000
84.000
376.000
21.000
242,000
45,000
With warrants
310,000 Republic Gas Corp 6s A. -194*
862.000
6s A ctfs of deposit....I°4*
1.059,000 'in hester f>n» •'<•* *« * 1953
366,000 Rochester Ry & Lt 5s
19*4
2,543,000 •<uhi Gas Co b u»
1953
487,000 Ruhr Housing 6 U« A
1953
17
10653 Sale
5654
Sale
43
Sale
33
32"" Sale"
Sale
55
.
3,000
Sale
3254 Sale
.
48.000
1553 Sale
a
Sale
91.000 Kyerson (Jos T> 8c Sons *» 1943
68.000
1.254,000
St Louis Gaa 8c Coke 6s
212,000
1,849.000
3.000
Safe Harbor Water Pr 4U«
78,000
520,000
4
Us reg
San
*ni
San
7,000
170,000
854 Sale
.1947
70
10153
Salts
100
6
Sale
9953
Sale
1958
5 U» series
D
1952
15.000
110,000lSan Joaquin
11,000
39,000
209,000
5s series D
374,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s
..19**
103
87,000
900,000
6s
1937
12,000 Scbulte Real Est Co 6s
19.4*
214,000
68 without warrants ,194"
505,000 Scrlpps (E w* Co 5 Us. *1943
60
Sale
1,028,000
319,000
3.169,000 Shawlnlgan W
100,000
1,450.000
4Us series B
124,000
159,000
1.522,000
1.969,000
C._
4Us series D
Seattle Ltg Co 5s
65,000 Servel
47.000
11.000
5s
series
Sale
37
Sale
3853 Sale
575*
1970
58 53
68
56 54
Sale
171.000
124,000
31,000
965 000
1,212 000
Refunding
194«i
mtge 5s..
Ref Mtge *t
1952
...19*4
13.000
448 000 Sou Calif Gas
Corp 5s
156 000 Sou Calif Gas Co 5s
127 000
5U« Series B
65.000
535 000
4,000
111.000
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
7253
Sale
7154
Sale
Southern
121 ,000
7054 Sale
7053 Sale"
Gas
104
106 53
Sale
10153 Sale
9953
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
10053
10053
Sale
101U
10453
Sale
Sale
10253 Sale
8854 Sale
Sale
19*/
1961
Without
warr
Co
1968
6Us
10454
Sale
Sale
42 >*
Sale
60
Sale
77
Sale
72
Sale
5153
Sale
164 ,000 So'west Assoc Tel 5s A. 1961
3 ,000 So'west Dairy Prod
6Us.. 1938
961 ,000 Sourhwesrern O ft li Si
19*
320 000
5s series B
1957
67
Sale
65
Sale
3354
Sale
25.000
54,000
18.000
44,000
28.000
22.000
61.000
164.000
99,000
2,000
7,000
35,000
18.000
67 54
1935
59
Sale
16.4.*
59
13,000
194.000
6s
19*1
49
Sale
6ft.
1966
182.000 Standard Invest 5 Us
1939
5s without warrants
Stand
1937
Power 8c Lt 6s
19*n
467.000 Standard Telep 5 Us A...1943
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
1,609,000
7s Oct 1 "36 without wan
7s 1946 without warrants
1,636,000
665,000 Sun Oil 5 Us
1939
222,000
5% notes.
1934
344.000 Sun Pipe Line 5s
1940
851,000 Super Power of 111 4US..1970
6s
190.000
19h I
.............
882.000
4 Us
1968
1.813,000 Swift & Co 5s
*•»
1,041.000
176.000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B
...
278,000
1st 8c ref 5 Us
.1940
...1944
68
56 U
5354
102
96"
239,000
Texas Cities Gas 5s
Texas Elec Service 5s
2.585,000 Texas Power 8c Lt 5s
l eias
194-
49
Sale
Sale
Sale
I960
19**
30,000
6s
1,137.000
5s
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4554
Sale
38
40 54
Sale
3254
10253
10153
70
Sale
Sale"
Sale
Sale
~ Sale'
7253 Sale
9953 Sale
103
67
99
Sale
Sale
Sale
10354 Sale
89
Sale
47
87
Sale
Sale
87 H Sale
7.000
20,000
1,338,,000 Ulen A Co 6s
1944
52,,000 Onion Amei Invest 5s A. 194*
336 ,000 Union Atlantic 454 a
1937
Sale
7553 Sale
Sale
8053 Sale
10054
7253 Sale
1353 Sale
76
Sale
Sale
97
Sale
3154
Sale
15
Sale
103
Sale
8854 Sale
Sale
77
5053
9054 Sale
2753 Sale
Sale
106,,000
3,274,,000
361,,000
5s series A
1957
5s series B
1967
2.222, 000 Union Gulf Corp 5s.....19.se
854,,000 United Elec of N J 4s
1949
756.000
For footnote*
El Serv
Without
see page
10153 Sale
10153 Sale
(Unee) 7s.19*6
warrants
7453
56.
1
Sept. 14
45 ; Sept.
8
6753 Sept. 15
6753 Sept. 1
\
Sale
9853 Sale
103
10253 Sale
10153 Sale
7653 Sale
14
19
20
20
4854 Mar. 30
65
23
48
46
Apr. 10
92
Sept.
48
July
7353 July
8253 Jan.
Feb.
18
Apr. 13
Sept. 19
108
1
15
20
5
8454 Sept. 19
95
23
Sept. 20
19 10454 Sept. 5
29 6053 Sept.
5
25 60
Sept. 1
20
6454 Sept. 29
52
28
Sept. 5
Sept. 1
3353 Sept. 18
Sept. 13
64
Sept. 19
95
Sept. 6
22
21
22
22
27
26
21
20
3754 Sept.
3254 Sept.
10253 Sept.
100
Sept.
10054 Sept.
66
Sept.
80
Sept.
6654 Sept.
98
Sept.
10253 Sept.
10354 Sept.
10453 Sept.
Sept. 28
Sept. 23
Sept. 1
Sept. 21
6853 Sept. 20
13 '
Sept. 29
Sept. 1
7153 Sept. 11
64
7253 Sept. 25
75
Apr.
Apr.
39
Apr.
3953 Apr.
Mar.
453 June
Apr.
60
Mar.
Sept.
Sept.
Apr.
5553 Apr.
6953 Mar.
63
35
35
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
Sept. 1
4753 Sept. 5
7754 Sept. 18
76
Sept. 19
4654 Sept. 1
18
Sept. 26
63
49
Jan.
Jan.
11
9253 Jan.
10
21
18
20
19
82
23
11
5
15
24
Mar. 30
Apr., 1
2853 Apr.
6
2853 Apr.
8
63
Apr. 28
61
Apr. 21
2654 Apr. 10
10
Apr. 28
32
3953 Sept. 15
35
29
Sept. 14
10453 Sept. 22
9954
90
10153 Sept. 1
95 54
10153 Sept.19
60
71
Sept.16
7653
8654 Sept. 6
59
7253 Sept. 1
100
87
Sept. 9
10353 Sept.29
96
10353 Sept.21
107
Sept. 5 101
19
10054 Aug.
10554 Jan.
64
July
75
July
7254 July
59
July
7
Aug.
8253 Jan.
9153 Jan.
50
25
10
25
95
98
60
11
12
11
Jan.
103
34
35
20
12
20
18
18
10553 Jan.
10554 Jan.
91
July
9554 July
Apr. 29
32
Jan.
26
17
5
8
13
12
7853 Aug.
1
May 23
6853 July 13
7154 July
3
95
Sept. 6
43
77
77
July
July
18
18
62
June
13
6053 July
79
19
Aug. 18
7953 Aug. 16
59
June
3253 Jan.
65
7
Jan.
Apr.
1
July
5953 Jan.
Apr. 22 10453 Sept.
Feb. 27 102
Aug.
June
7 10153 Sept.
Apr. 21
8353 Jan.
93 54 Jan.
May 10
1
82 54 Jan.
May
Mar 30 10053 July
3 10553 July
Apr.
3 10653 Jan.
May
Apr. 29 10853 Feb.
8
6
12
4
22
8
19
12
12
13
26
15
31
6
Sept. 14
Sept. 6
55
68
Sept. 28
Sept. 23
94
Jan.
11
13
7553 Sept. 29
5654 Sept: 15
7753 Sept. 15
20
Sept. 1
69
Jan.
4
Feb. 27
8154 Feb.
60
July
2
15
90
Jan.
11
33
Aug.
70
79
30 8154 Sept. 14
68
9
Sept. 8
26 10053 Sept.
1
28 5753 Sept. 19
29 6254 Sept. 13
8553 Sept. 19
19
Sept. 28
9454 Apr.
94
May
72
May
78
Aug.
94
May
79
Apr.
52
93
Sept. 12
2753 Sept.
1
9653 Sept. 20 9954 Sept. 12
9953 Sept. 22 10454 Sept. 12
101
Sept. 23 10253 Sept. 1
100
Sept. 20 102
Sept. 6
7653 Sale
18
17
10553 Jan.
Sale
Sale
2
Feb.
97
10153" Sale"
Mar.
May
33
Sept. 29 3553 Sept. 19
78
Sept. 19 79
Sept. 15
10154 Sept. 5 10153 Sept. 14
101
57
27
8053 July
8053 July
87
July
81
July
94
Sale
Sale
]
3
11
14
July
1753 July
73
Sept.
54
July
7653 Sept.
101
Sept. 23
Sept. 11
Sept. 20
Sept.19
Sept.
1
Sept.
Sept.
9753 Sept.
49
Sept.
49
Sept.
50
Apr.
Apr.
17
15
14
1
72
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3853 Sept.
75 54 Sept.
71
Sept.
36
Sept.
1653 Sept.
Mar. 22
7
13
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
93
Sept.
9953 Sept.
87
Sept.
1954
4Us
United
111,000
1
1
5
33
Union K'ectric Lt A Pow
(Mot
182.000
41,000
151.000
82.000
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept. 27
Sept. 22
57
76
66
11
73
6
6753 Jan.
10653
10253
10253
8854
72
55
6053 Sale'
Toledo Edison Co—
41
68
72
20
253,000 rhermold Co 6s with warrl934
668.000 Tide Water Power 5s A...1979
1st mtge gold 5s
6.428.000
1962
2.085,000 Twin City Rap 1 r 55*s A. 195/
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
5553 Sept.
57
Sept.
4353 Sept.
50
55
Sale
7054
1937
49.000
3653 Sept. 21
102
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
87
Sept.
9754 Sept.
8054 Sept.
57
Sale
.2022
131,000
9854
10453
9853
9853
8453
39
Sale
Sale
Gas Utilities 6s....194*
2.000
146,000
92
92
61
Sale
"88U Sale"
78
94 U
102 U
Sale
1954
Hydro-Elefctric Co—
6Us without warrants 1954
1,222,000
200.000
322.000
49
Sept. 21
73
Sept. 21
6354 Sept. 20
7253
7254
8154
7253
50
Sale
63
4654
68
a45
3153
...1957
527,000 l enn Elec Power 5s...... 1956
327.000 Tenn Pub Serv 5s
1970
2.298,000
874,000
10.000
Apr. 21
5853 Apr.
3
2853 Sept. 20
49V% Jan. 24
64
93
.194/
6s
Standard Gas & Elec 6s.
2.367,000
Conv 6s...
103,000
53,000
Jan.
Sept. 1
Sept. 12
37
Sept. 1
7653 Sept. 27
25
4554 Sale
Sale
309,000 Staley (A E) Mlg
76,000
3,235.000
Sale
Sale
6s A. 1945
2.672,000
2,761,000
2,151,000
64
202/
b
I'eroi
133.000
1 105
99
9
Sept. 20
6953 Sept. 30
2853 Sept. 20
73
Sept. 7
62
682,000 Southwestern P 4 I
141.000 Southwest Pub Serv
124.000
213,000
17
7353
3853 Sept. 30
65
9
19
13
9
102
38
Jan.
30
93
.
807 000 Southern Ind G & E
554s.1957
576 .000 Southern Indiana
Ry 4s. 1951
1.913 ,000 * 'uthcrn Vat t,a« 6s
1944
169 000
Stamped
1944
11
102
10154 Jan.
8453 July
Jan.
8454 Sept. 19
193*
26
Jan.
Sept. 19
Sale"
1957
4U»
Apr.
July
1653 Jan.
Jan.
67
5154
580.000 Southwest Nat Gas 6s... 194*
5.000
90
96
Sept.
1 107
5
98
46
6753 Sale
574,000 Southwestern LAP 5s.. 1957
5.000
6
3 106
Sept.23
Sept. 30
Sept. 5
Sale
29,000
76.000
256.000
June
8053 Mar.
Mar.
40
6953
36.000
62.000
23
6
19
92 54 May
7754 May
9753 Mar.
Sale
.
231.000
181.000
161,000
189.000
Sept.
10154 Jan.
65
May
63
Counties Gas
of California
Mar.
Mar.
32
Sept."6
41
1937
1st 8c ref 4 Us
Southern
68
June"1 2
24
June
7
24 54 June 12
48
Jan.
U
108 54 Feb.
4
67
Jan. 12
60 54 Jan.
12
6353 Sept. 21
Sale
.1948
General 5s
1.000
25
May
Apr.
Apr.
100
8
Sale
1970
197.000 Sheffield Steel 5 Us
691 000
21.000
14
3653 Sept. 21
il" Sale
37
...1966
2,148 000 Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951
sV.ooo
13
8853 Sept.
102
Sept.
204,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s... 194"'
62.000
10.000
16
12
1
1
102
Sept. 26
Sept.26 10054 Sept. 15
5
8953 Sept. 5
9 104
Sept. 6
97
70~ Sale'
8c P 4U«--1967
178,000
15.000
Sale
194 I
282,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s.. 19*7
4,991.000 Southeast P 8c L 6s
2025
175.000
9553
55
87
853
.>.-.1949
lnc 5s
229,000
8,000
71.000
100
1957
Public Works—
51,000
115,000
7,000
31,000
34
12
15
.
~3~.66O
32.000
43
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
10154 Sept. 27
Sale
8.000
20
2154
3553
10653
7154 Sept." 13
1960
L & P 6p B.
62
Sept. 21
854 Sept. 1
Sept. 22 10053 Sept. 14
97
1979
fiih Sert
Diego Cons G & E—
Saxon
5553 Sept.
1854 Sept.
16
Sept.
2954 Sept.
10553 Sept.
32
Sept.
30
Sept.
9553 Sept.
7654 Sept.
1
46
66.
Apr.
1
1154 Feb. 28
70
66
90
265
44 J
Apr. 20 92
Apr. 24 82 54
Apr. 25 104
Apr.
6
6754
Apr. 24 69
8053 Apr. 20
19
9554 Jan.
Sept. 28
Jan.
Jan.
2
24
Jan.
10
12
July
18
Jan.
12
9953 Jan.
3454 July
17
5
15
Jan.
3
43
July 13
7253 Mar. 16 81
July 19
92
Apr 25 10154 Aug. 15
97
87!
92!
95
Feb.
20 106
4
21
9954 Sept. 12
27 10454 Sept. 12
Feb.
20 103
4
Mar.
2 103
Jan. 23
67
July 10
96
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
83 54 Feb.
2
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
Jan. 3
1933.
Bid.
1941
...1945
United Lt & Pow 6 Vis
1974
Deb 6a
...1975
58
Sale
47 N
Sale
United Indus 6
1st 6a
United Lt Ac Rya 5M»e
6a
780,000
345,000
514,000
436,000
310,000
469,000
854,000
387,030
324,000
1959
195]
5 Via
464,000
3,116,000
Lowest
Ask.
Bid
Sale
6954
Ask
Sale
69 H
51
Bid
series A..
Deb 6s series A
Sale
50
Sale
Serial 6V6% notes.....1936
35
86 Vi
42 Vi
Sale
75 Vi
Sale
Serial
76
Sale
Serial
Serial
6a
63
Sale
60
Sale
65
45
17,000 Valspar (The) Corp 6s
1940
8,000
6s ctfs of deposit
1940
16,000 Valvollns Oil 7s
...1937
Astoria
68 M
Sale
Sale
87
Sale
Sale
85
9
8
M Sale
73
Sale
Sale
64 Vi Sale
57
67 Vi
Sale
63
Sale"
95
Sale
85
Sale
94
Sale
j
57
Wash Ry & Elec 4s
93
Sale
88
Newspaper Union—
Con? deb 6s
1944
27
...2030
53
West
21
94Vi Sept.
Sept.
89
Sept.
85
Sept.
82
Sale
81
18
22
28
26
Sale
Sale
23
Sept. 29
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
99 Vi
1961
Penn Pow 4s H
Sale
Sale
Sale
55 H
Sale
58
98 %
53
98
Sale
West Penn Traction 5s._1960
A
West Texas Utll 5s
48 Vi
Sale
83 Vi Sale
...1957
A 55
5h®..1937
West United G & E 5)4®
Westraco Chlorine
June 14
99
Aug.
9
July
July
80 Vi July
80 Vi July
83
July
80
July
100 Vi July
19
19
19
20
19
19
25
Sale
Sale
49
515i Sale
79
Sale
68
27
25
Apr.
Apr.
94 Vi June
June
70
2
13
67 Vi July
Feb.
27 103
20 103 Vi Jan.
31
7Vi June 19
19
10
55
68
Jan.
5
Sept. 22
88
Sept.
8
May
57
Apr. 29
Apr. 12
Apr. 29
Sept.
II
53
11 Vi Sept.
11
5
Mar. 31
2Vi Feb. 21
90Vi Apr.
1
78
Mar. 31
82 Vi May 12
"
7Vi Sept. 7
Sept. i
86Vi Sept. 11
89
Sept. 22
94
Sept.' 1
Sept.
58Vi Sept.
99
Sept.
30
65
13
May 13
31
77
30
71
18
71 Vi Jan. 23
July
Jan.
Jan.
July
14
Vi July
80
101 Vi
Sale
Sale
70
85
35
June
3
22
Feb. 23
71
June 14
44Vi Apr. 11
Jan.
9
93
May 31 101
60
May 10
6Vi Aug.
9
July 19
35Vi Apr. 12 67
5
1
9
102Vi Sept. 16 102Vi Sept. 23
99Vi Sept. 23 101 Vi Sept. 1
85
Sept.14
70
Sept. 30
72
Sept.15
66 Vi Sept. 28
70
Sept. 6
66Vi Sept. 27
1952
Sept. 5
Sept. 13
Jan.
6
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
2l
89 Vi Jan.
27
Jan.
17
97
May
9 104
Mar. 15 103
70
Apr.
21
91
62 Vi
May
May
9
8
89
59
May 10
97
75
May
78
99
Sale
Apr.
90Vi Aug. 10
92
Jan. 11
17Vi Apr.
1
41
87
32
15
Sept.
6
Sept. 30
Sept. 22
54
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7
5
5
5
36 Vi May 19
22
Sept. 22
66
Mar. 3
Jan. 17
85
7
5
5
11
1
May 26
28Vi Sept. 18
26
May 18
38
Sept. 28
28
May 18
54
90
10
27
2
4
77Vi Sept. 29
83Vi Sept. 22
10Vi Sept. 21
317,000 Yadkin River Power 5s.. 1941
1937
150,000 York Rys Co 5s
1
4
21
89Vi Feb.
Mar. 21 103 Vi Jan.
Apr.
64
101
.
85 Vi
13
May 19
Vi Aug. 11
94Vi Feb.
1
91
Jan. 11
Sept. 29 102 Vi Jan. 16
10
9 '
81
Sale
Sale
101
12
24 Vi
13 101
89
11
June 26
June 23
Jan. 10
13
Feb. 25
8
Wisconsin Pub Serv—
6s Series A
81
68
89 Vi Sept. 29
1
53
May
45
Apr. 20
Sept. 9
Sept. 21 54
Sept. 27 80Vi Sept. 11
Sept.18
Sept. 18 103
46
103
1941
66,000 Wheeling Elec Co 5s
1954
204,000 Wis Elec Pow 5s A
242,000 Wis Minn Lt & Pow 5s...l944
1956
311,000 Wisconsin P 8c L 5s E
5s series F
.......1958
244,000
99,000
90
4
Apr.
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
Feb. 20
Apr. 15
27
95
Western
West Penn Elec 5s
55
25
Sept.28
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
Sept.15
64
28
.
11 Vi Sept. 21
4
Sept. 28
Sale
1960
400,000
645,000
507,000
54,000
3,224,000
941,000
89,000
June 28
43
58 Vi Sept
Sale
4
1951
Wash Water Power 5s
6
3
84
4
50Vi Apr.
29Vi Jan. 28
27
Feb. 23
i,:-:
1954
7s with warr C O
8
7
13
61
Sept.15
Sept.19
16 87
9
22
22 100
22 67
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
84
93
97
D....1954
Ward Baking Co 6s
1937
Wash Gas Light Co 5s
1958
1,525,000
118,000
563,000
Sale
20
Corp—
1st 78 with warrants
June 13
82
53
8
231,000 Vamma Water Power 5)4® '57
286,000 Van Camp Packing 6s...1948
1955
493.000 Virginia Elec Power 5s
830,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5 Vis A..1946
6s
.1946
255,000
5s series B
1950
536,000
Waldorf
18
60
1
97
11
12
13
July
July
July
92
Sept. 15
Sept. 19
Jan.
25Vi Apr.
100 Vi Sale
11
Jan.
68
65
31 Vi Apr.
64
Apr.
75Vi Sept. 1
76
Sept.
1
75
Sept.14
100
Sept. 20
91 Vi Sept. 7
65
Sept.
1
52
Sept. 9
Sept.
Sept.
58
66
16
29Vi Apr. 18
27 Vi Apr
8
54 Vi Mar. 31
Sept.11
Sept.14
76 Vi Sept.11
73
Sept.15
Sept.
Sept.
100
May 16
35 Vi May
98 Vi
86 Vi
89Vi Sept.
Series 6a
1936
60,000
101,000 Utah Power 5c Light 5s__1944
6s series A.
2022
192,000
1952
132,000 Utlca Gas & El 5s E
5s series D.......
...1956
74,000
106,000
194,000
579,000
79Vi Sept.
50
Sept.
80
Sept.
46
Sept.
Vi Sept.
66
Sale
63
Sale
91
1933
50 Vi Sept.
47 Vi Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
61
65
notes...1.1937
notes.....1938
6Vi% notes..... 1939
iH% notes..... 1940
46
35
6
6
8
5
5
1
6
5
Sept.
Sept.
46
22
22
28
22
29
21
26
5
98Vi Sept.
78Vi Sept.
65Vi Sept.
Sale
Serial 6Vi%
Serial 6)4%
3,277,000
Sale Prices
Sept.
Sept.
39Vi Sept.
34
Sept.
67
Sept.
38Vi Sept.
67Vi Sept.
46
Sept.
Sale
Sale
notes
Highest.
Sale Prices.
39
Sale
.......1952
.....1973
38
Sertul 6 Vi %
Lowest.
Bale Prices
39
Sale"
42
40
45Vi
Sale
Notes_.1934
1935
U S Rubber 6tf%
Highest
Sale Prices
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
Ask
BONDS {Concluded)—
$
1.
Price
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
1,267,000
1,018,000
1,055,000
1,822,000
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
56
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
201,000
170,000
760,000
600,000
244,000
775,000
231,000
Ag-tcul Mtga Bk Rep of Col—
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1946
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
Baden (Germany) 7s
1951
Buenos Aires (Prov) 7)4s.l947
33
Sale
45
Sale
45
25 Vi
7Vis stamped
Sale
1947
7s
1952
1952
7s stamped
Cauc« Valley (Dept of)
Colombia extl
355,000
24Vi Sept. 20
33
Sept.
6
21
Sept.22
34 Vi Sept. 29
33 Vi Sept. 29
32 Vi Sept. 28
29 Vi Sept. 27
•
f 7t_.
Rep of
.1948
Cent Bk of German State 8c
Prov Banks 6s
637,000
365,000
178,000
1951
6s.
1,603,000
55
1952
44Vi Sale
75
Sale
Danish Cons Munic 5)4"-1955
1953
5s
Danslg P 8c Wat'way Bd
external s f 6 Vis
1952
496,000
3,428,000 German Cons Munlc 7s..1947
4,140,000
1,203,000
915,000
1947
6S
55 Vi
Sale
Sale
5454
Sale
Hanover (City)
Ger 7s.. 1939
54
22
Sale
Sale
76Vi Sept. 26
67
Sept. 23
Sale
30 Vi Sale
37Vi Sept. 19
28Vi Sept. 18
26
Sept. 23
38
Sept. 28
32Vi Sept.
34
Sept.
35Vi Sept. 22
40
22
20
15
27
87
40 Vi
47 Vi
Sale
31 Vi
Sale
Sale
6Vis
1949
of Finland
1st mtge coll s f 7s
1944
Lima (City), Peru. 6)4s..l958
6 Vis ctfs of dep
1958
65,000
1958
256,000 Maranhao (State) 7s
257,000 Medelltn (Colombia) 7S..1951
Mendoxa (Prov) Argentina
7 Vis
1951
455,000
1947
218,000 Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s
7s issue of 1927 (A&O) .1947
227,000
435,000 Mtge Bank of Chile 6s ... 1931
129,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl972
500,000 Parana (State of), Bras 7s. '58
812,000 Rio de Janeiro 6Vis.....1959
875,000
80,000
Russian
6 Vi®
certificates
Sale
.1919
1921
1921
38 Vi
85
Sale
Sale
6
17 Vi
18
Sale
27 Vi
Sale
28
32 Vi
26
Sale
Sale
5 Vi
4 5A
No
par
value,
n
Sold under the rule.
Associated
Feb.
Telephone $1.50
pref.,
100 at 19Vi
9.
American
Community Power 5Vis
1953, $1,000
27
19
21
10 Vi
71
Sept
Sale
ION
16
18
29
6
3 Vi Sept
4 Vi Sept
4
22
15 Vi Sept
22
3 Vi Sept
30
5Vi
6Vi
5Vi
8
Sale
Vi Sale
Chicago District Electric 5Vis
95Vi Feb. 2.
Cleveland Elec. Ilium. 5s, 1939,
1935, $7,000 at
$1,000 at 107 Vi
B, 1949, $1,000 at
Electric 5s series B
17.
Y. & Westchester Ltg.
106 Vi March 27.
1957, $1,000
at 104 Jan.
N.
5s 1954, $5,000 at
Singer Mfg. Co., Amer. dep rets., 12 at
Tennessee Public
Service 5s 1970,
95Vi Jan. 13.
3 Vi July 6.
$1,000 at
5
1
11
5
27
16
11
16
11
103Vi Sept. 20 103Vi Sept.20
18Vi Sept. 12
5Vi Sept. 27
8
Sept. 6
Mar. 31
Sept. 22
24Vi Jan. 31
33Vi Sept. 29
19
Mar. 15
29 Vi May 13
7
58
57
Mar. 31
37
Deferred delivery sales.
19
July
40Vi July
57 Vi Jan.
44
July
43 Vi July
41
July
45 Vi July
24
19 Vi July
18
Jan.
12
55Vi Jan.
12
19
12
18
26
20
5
Sept.
5
74Vi Sept.
Jan.
27
62Vi Jan.
61 Vi Jan.
13
12
Mar. 21
61
54 Vi Jan.
12
Mar. 31 92 Vi July
11
July
4
Feb. 23
July
3
May 18 rlO
July
6Vi Jan.
4 22
23
July
10
Mar. 31
27
19
11
Mar. 23
18Vi Feb. 24
Mar.
1
7Vi Sept. 19
57Vi Apr.
4
5
Jan.
4
7
Jan.
4
2
Apr. 15
IVi Mar. 24
2
Mar. 24
39 H July
35
July
35
July
20
7 Vi July
7
8Vi July
6
IVi Apr. 15
7Vi July
6
59
17
20
Apr.
103Vi Jan.
18
19
18
12
15Vi June 13
75
July 12
16 N July 19
22 Vi July 15
6
8Vi July
Apr. 25
17 102
6 103 Vi May 13
May 25
13
13
21
13
Apr. 18
26
9
4
Mar. 24
13 Vi June
12 Vi June
Sept.15
Sept. 5
8Vi Sept. 20
4Vi Jan.
23
r Sold for cash, x Ex-dividend..
Rubber 6s 1933, $8,000 at 100Vi
Indiana Electric 5s series O 1951, $7,000 at
80 Feb. 1.
International Petroleum, 200 at 8Vi Feb. 2.
U. S. Rubber 6s 1936, $2,000 at 90 July 31
"Deferred delivery'
sales affecting the range Jersey Central Power & Light 5Vi% pref., 25 at
58 May 29.
were made as follows in 1933:
a
,
United States
May 19.
Arkansas Natural Gas, com., class A,
400 at Vi
March 29.
/
27N
100 at IVi March
class B option
April 4.
11.
warrants,
21.
Light & Power 5s 1979, $1,000 at IN
Jan. 5; $2,000 at Vi April 18.
San Antonio Public Service 5s 1958, $1,000 at
64 May 3.
April 7.
Syracuse
100 at IVi April 13.
Commonlwealth Edison 5s series A 1953, $5,000
April 24.
Commonwealth
Edison 4Vis, series O
$2,000 at 83 April 24.
General Bronze Corp. 6s 1940, $7,000
April 10.
at
Realty Corp. pref., 100 at 2Vi
Associates, 30 at 82 July
Niagara Hudson Power,
Peoples
Central States Electric 5s 1948, $16,000 at
Cities Service, com.,
Lefcourt
Ludlow Mfg.
pref., 30 at 43 Vi Feb. 7.
Associated G & E. 5s 1968, reg., $1,000 at 13
American Manufacturing,
Beneficial Industrial Loan, com., 200 at 8 April 19.
June 1.
Hygrade Food Products 6s,
62 Vi July 25.
27
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
16
21
97
March 15.
at 10 June 16.
Narragansett
33 Vi Sept. 8
28
Sept.25
Sale
7s
1935
108,000
73,000 Saarbruecken (City) 7s..1935
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
Republic extl 7s
1945
125,000
1949
227,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s
1961
126,000 Santiago (Citv of) 7s
•
Sept.11
7Vi Sept. 8
8
Sept
8
17Vi Sept. 1
16Vi Sept. 7
16
Sale
4Vi
Sept.
Sept.
45
4Vi Sept
8 Vi
17
2
Sept.
42
18
23
Sale
Sale.
5
8Vi Sale
Sale
74Vi Sept.
Sept
Sept
22
10 Vi
85
Vi Sept
7Vi Sept
66
Sept
22
Sale
HVi Sale
29
29
Sale
Sale
5V4® certificates
Saar Basin Con Counties
"Under the rule" sales affecting the range were
made as follows in 1933:
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
15 Vi Sept.
12Vi Sept.
81
Sale
83
6
1919
Govt 6V4®
5 Via
69 Vi
32
Sale
84 Vi
73
Sale
41
Hanover (Prov)
Indus Mtge Bk
1,085,000
7,455,000
2,035,000
2,190,000
Vi Sale
52 Vi
Sept. 28
Sept. 6
26Vi Sept. 26
38
Sept. 5
37Vi Sept. 15
36
Sept. 6
36
Sept. 15
33
91
1956,
at
43
Feb.
Lighting 5Vi
1954, $1,000 at 109Vi
1.
Investment 5s w. w. 1948,
$1,000 at 72 April 12.
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937, $1,000 at 60Vi July 10
Western. Newspaper Union 6s 1944, $1,000 at 21
Union
American
,
March 16.
„
,
_
RANGE OF PRICES ON SECURITIES MARKET ON THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
r
'
September.
Jan. 1 to
Sept. 30.
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
1932.
1933.
Jan. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
BONDS
1933.
Bid.
2,000
10,000
20,000
21,000
6,000
1,000
300
11,000
41,000
202,900
59,250
24,700
7,300
500
98,000
Certificates of deposit. 1941
Certificates of deposit. 1947
Trl-Contin'l new 5% convl953
"""556
7I660
13%
13%.
Admiralty Alaska Gold
Allied Brewing &
$1
ix
7c
*
——5
Andes Petroleum
*
Corp
Arizona Gomstock
cap
3c
c._—•
v t
.....
—
IX
2
1
4X
6c
lk
10c
12c
25c
49c
20c
X.
12c
X
Sale
18c
Sale
2 k
Sale
45c
4k
13c
1
cap
45,900 Continental Shares Inc
1
*
20c
X
12c
2
40c
17c
5c
52c
28c
14c
1.00
25,700 Eagle Bird Mines Inc cap...l
1.00
50 Edison Splitdorf Corp
54,800 El Canada Mines units
2,000 Eldorado Gold Mines Lt<J—1
126,300 Elizabeth Brewing Corp.... 1
22,100
31,300
377,700
11,700
3,000
55c
Sale
1.35 Sale
55c
70c
1.55
1.65
100
^
_
1
3,800 Fremont Gold Mines Inc
8,300
3,200
303,900 Fuel OH Motors Corp
10
48,100 Fuhrmann & Schmidt Brew.l
8,800
1
310,400 General Electronics
4,300 Golden Cycle Cofp cap_._.10
8,000 Grenada Gold M Ltd cap...l
300
100
100 Great Lakes Aircraft A
"
100
20c
Sale
1.70
10c
mm
mm
mm
.
—
mm
mm
-
21
*
32,500 Howey Gold Mines iLtd
400
12,700
Huron Holding
C-D
..1
___1
300 Idaho Maryland Cons Mines. 1
"i",56o
...
400
:
1,500 Imperial Eagle Mining
100 Incorporated Investors
850 Indian Motorcycle
1,500
mmPmm
Intl Vitamin
1
v t
14c
k
4
lk
2
Sale
9c
2.10
20c
2.40
Sale
23,700
5,400
m
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
m
mm
-
12,700
11c
1.10
25c
1.10
1.35
3.90
l k
2
Sale
1.65
2.25
IX
Seller,
b Cash sale.
4.10
Sale
Sale
4.50
1%
IX
1.10
1.15
12c
Sale
12c"
5c
1
Jan.
6
4k Sept.
214 Sale
9k
8k
1.00
1.15
X
5
Sale
2k
3X Sale
6c
71c
Sept.26
71c
Sept. 26
Sept.12
54c
2X Sept. 9
19% Sept. 19
20c
14c
8c
2.10
15c
8c
X Aug.
Sept. 11
2%
%
2X
IX
I
"2 """Sept." II
1
20c
Sept. 16
Sept. 20
12c
Setp. 14
Sept.
8c
3
1.50
Sale
4X
4
1.25
5
4.50
2k
Sale
IX Sale
3.75
4.75
6k
9
%
1
lk
2k
2 k
2X
lk
"r~ Sept."22 '"IX Sept."II
k Sept. 21
11c
Sept. 13
1
Sale
3X
Sale
75c
1
95c
X Sale
30c
45c
3 X
10c
11c
1.25
4X
15c
8
11
5k
25c
1.15 Sept.
~
43k Sept. 28
1
Sept.15
5
Sept. 2l
1.15 Sept.
6
46X Sept. 26
1
Sept.15
1.25 Sept. 29
4k
4k
lk
IX
Sept;
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
22
25
11
22
""8% SepOI
8c
12c
Sept.
Sept. 26
IX Sept. 25
3 k Sept.
1
16k Sept. 19
1.10 Sept.
6
"2 % Sept/22
11% Sept.
1
35c
3X
5c
"3H "4k
pi
X
7
12 J*
40c
2k
3X
12 X
X
X
2X
3X
Sale
10 X Sept. 25
45c
Sept.
5
6
1.25 Sept. 23
30c
Sept.
6
20c June 15
3% Aug. 23
5
Sept. 21
5
84c
Sept. 21
Feb.
27
1.25 June 13
43 k Sept. 28
46% Sept. 26
1
Sept. 15
7% June 13
.
1
Sept. 15
5% July 24
1.30 Feb.
10c
2.80 May
7
May
4X
9%
4
X
11X
X
IX
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
k
7
%
IX
Sept. 19
10c
Sept. 19
"3 """Sept."25
lk Sept. 27
2% Sept. 21
9X Sept. 30
"3% Sept." 13
Mar. 27
X May 19
2X Sept. 22
10% Sept. 25
2 X Mar.
1
56c
June 28
Mar.
3
13c
Apr.
7
6
10c
19
22
31
28
12
June 22
Sept.
15% July
2k July
% July
8X May
2k Sept. 12
IX Sept. 27
4X Sept. 30
13 % Sept.
5
9X Sept. 30
1
30c
62c
lk
3k
23
2h Jan.
4
8% Mar. 31
1
3
Sept.
5
3 k Sept. 14
3
Mar.
3%
3%
8X
5k
4k
3 X
410
2
Sept. 14
1 X Aug. 11
2k Sept. 7
2
May 29
38c
40c
10c
18
3k
14
1 k Aug. 31
1% Sept. 22
2.10 Jan.
4X
1.50 Mar. 21
10
25c
1.00 Sept.
30c
IX June 22
Aug.
3
4
% Aug. 31
2% Apr. 13
2
June
6
2% July 22
20c
May 29
4k Jan. 12
k May 13
1
2 X Aug.
9
Jan.
Sept. 26
IX Sept. 25
3
Sept. 7
16X Sept. 18
1.10 Sept.
6
1.60 Sept. 20
30c
May
5
1.80 Sept. 26
3 k Aug. 23
8c
2 k Sept.
May 17
3% July 13
Sept. 26
20
17
4% June 29
Sept. II
Sept. 7
Sept. 27
Sept. 14
25c
2% June
1.25 Sept. 29
3H Jan. 23
12X
1 k
2X
3X
9
2% July
4
1
Sept. 14
2X Sept. 27
2k Sept. 7
38c
20
May
7k Sept.
4k Sept. 25
3
Sept. 16
IX Sept.
1
2 k Sept.
7k
1
1.17 Sale
2
18
7
July 22
15c
10c
.
"2% Sept."22
17
16
IX
2
Sept. 20
1
Sept. 21
Sept. 13
IX
2
16
80c
2.00
27
31
13
26
31
10
1.50 Mar. 21
7
3.50
8c
2.40
1
Sept.
Aug.
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
Mar.
1
1.00
1.10
25c
5%
X
July 24
X Feb. 27
.
3.15
18
63c
5c
15
15c
"2k
1.50
lk July
6
Aug. 11
2k Sept. 1
Sept. 26
20
.
25c
Sept. 26
16% July
1 k Feb.
Aug.
8
Feb. 28
2
11c
Feb.
71c
June
5
X
July 12
k July 20
17c
57c
2X Sept.27
k
4
19
30c
2X Sept. 27
lk Sale
Mar. 16
40c
Sept. 21
IX
58c
X Aug. 16
Aug. 14
July
8
20
Feb. 28
13c
May 10
Jan.
8c
60c
15c
45c
4X
IX
16
Sale
8
25c
IX July
8
July 19
71c
Sept. 26
10% May 15
6
38c
2X
k
2X
IX
3%
85c
11X
6X
2k Sept. 28
50c
15c~ "16c" "12c'
2k
140
Mar. 16
Jan. 18
15c
4X Sept.
June 26
Feb;
7
32c June 13
Jan
13
Jan.
1.15 July
25c
Jan.
2k Sept. 28
1.00 Feb
2
35c" "50c"
*
500 Kirk land Hud Bay G Mines. 1
1
19c
1.29 Sept. 27
30c
May
5
4X
Sale
IX
2 X.
2 k
IX
400 Kinner Airplane & Motor
a
84
14
11% July
1
2% Aug. 17
3k June 22
l". 80 Sept 2 6
Sale
3.50
1
*
*
Mar.
1.60 Sept. 20
1.00
10%
T.25 Sale"
No par value,
14
27
lk Mar. 20
July 27
6
Sale
7%
Corp capital..*
Kuebler Brewing Co
1.35
5X
2.25
3,800 Jetter Brewing
..1
251,500 Kildun Mining Corp cap
1
15,300 Kingsbury Breweries Co cap 1
21,000
3
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
16
15
3
1.29 Sept. 27
Sale
c.*
400 Interstate Natural Gas
900 Ironrite Ironer
"900
13% Feb.
3
1.35 Sept.
43 %
2X
300 Hendrick Ranch Royalties..*
.
3,000
lk Sept.
"5" "Sept."21
1.15
100 Greyhound Corp N com
*
2,000 Hamilton Mfg A pref partic 10
3,050 Helena Rubenstein $3 pref..*
500
27
IX June
Sale
•
6,900
m
Fada Radio & Electric
300 Falconbridge Nickel M Ltd..*
116,400 Falstaff Brewing Crop
;__1
6,800 Fashion Park Associates
*
Preferred..
100
1,300
28,300 Flock Brewing
500 Fort Pitt Brewing..
1
........
5c
25c
2k Sale
100 Diversified Trustee shrs D_.
100
Feb.
4 k July
1.25 June
/%
2.90
1,500 Dlvldend Shares Inc cap..25c
1,900 Drug Inc cap
10
50 Duquesne Brew of Pittsbgh_5
100 Duquesne Brewing A pref..5
7,100
Sept. 30
2
Sept.27
1X Sept. 29
10c
Sept. 12
23c
46c
%
100
........
5
13
40c
2X
X
2X
IX
3 k
1
4%
11
19
38c
12c
15c
13c
75c
20c
54c
IX
& Canada Tunnel..*
100 Diversified Trust Shares C—
2,400
21
1 k
45c
4k
5c
Sale
19X
*
43,800
3,200 Detroit
4
1%
125,300
Davison Chemical...
20c
2X
17X
1.40
200
•
30c
7c
1
55,500]Como Mines
50
17
Apr.
lk Mar.
lk Sept.
July
lk Sept. 5
Sept. 1
14c
Sept. 1
7 k Sept. 11
2% Sept. 1
2 k Sept. 29
10c
Sept. 12
2
X
l6c
400;Columbia Baking 2nd pref--*
1,900
m'm
Sale
2
5X Sale
65c
1.60
"
2%
11c
*
2,000 Conrad Razor Blade Inc
mm
20c
..*
800.Combustion Engin'g w i
mm
2
'ml "l4"
._—-*
—
100
Apr.
99
8c
1
cap
200 Columbia Baking Co
*
200 Columbia Baking 1st pref—*
3,GOO
12c
10c
1
cap
Castle Tretheway Mines Ltd 1
800 Chemical Research
11,700
11c
15c
'""% ~"k
9c
Bancamerica-Blair cap
200 Color Pictures Inc
"21266
40
140
1.80
15c
Bagdad Copper
3,200 Chicago Gulf Corp
"5",000
10c
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
lk Sept. 23
1 k Sept. 30
10c
Sept. 14
Bagamac Rouyn Mines Ltd__l
5,700 Central Amer Mines
10c
14c
IX
lk
IX Sale
150
1
20,700 Carnegie Metals Co
m
10c
in
Sale
6X
2X
IX
Altar Consol Mines Inc——1
American Republics.
20,700
_
Sale
Distil'g—1
"3",400
rj"io6
Highest.
Sale Pric »'
Apr. 17
Apr. 21
6% Apr. 29
6% Apr. 18
8% Apr. 19
2
....1
1
560
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
84
Brett Trethewey Mines Ltd.l
Brewers & Distil, Ltd, ▼ t c.
390 Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd..5
100
Highest.
Sale Prices.
99
2,500
833,300
44",700
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
12 X
15
15
Ltd...*
...1
1,200 B-G Sandwich Shops inc—*
1,500 Big Missouri Mining
25,000 Black Hawk Cons Mines cap.l
200 Bon Ami Co class B com....*
"
Ask
40
9h
Barry Hollinger Mines Ltd.-l
500 Bear Expl & Radium Ltd cap 1
125 Berghoff Brewing Corp
1
1,400
Sept. 30.
Ask. Bid.
ABC Trust Shares Series D..
Aetna Brewing
500 Assoc Dye & Print
1,000
16,500
12,300
60,500
Bid.
Par.
Abitibi Pow & Paper
10 Anheuser Busch Inc
135,800
Sept. 1.
Ask
1936
International Match 5f..l941
STOCKS
2,600
10,500
29,800
2,800
1,600
51",100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Amer Chain 10 yr 6a c d__1933
Edison El Ilium 5s W1
Shares.
"3",800
$64,000
Price
$
Shares.
1932.-
$594,000
686,000
Jan. 3
Since
September.
1933.
September.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30_____
YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
In
Bond Sales.
t
442,907
3,595,847
702,196
8,576,011
...._Shares
2
Feb.
1
Feb.
14
July 27
20%
1 k
4X
5%
2%
July
Jan.
Aug.
July
June
May
Aug.
May
June
June
June
Mar.
Apr.
1.30
28c
Feb.
3X July
4
8
23
8
17
13
23
9
27
30
30
9
17
10
9
15
May 27
17 X Aug. 29
1.75 Feb.
6
X May 19
2X Sept. 22
July
7
7% July 12
% Jan.
5
1.25 Sept. 23
% June 20
13
2.10.Ian.
6
10c
Sept. 19
15% July 22
3% Sept. 13
June
8
May
% July
3% July
5
July
17% July
1
Aug.
12
28
62c
14
1
10
Feb.
3% Aug.
19
19
10
4
1
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
58
NEW
AGGREQATE SALES
Since
STOCKS
Lebel Oro Mines
10,200
482.900
400
66,000
300
100
800
Ltd capital..
.....
Bid.
19c"
Sale
13K
15
1
1
3
2K
2%
2K
1
7
4
17
25
3K
Trent
100 Trustee
200
7K
K
Sale
IK
Sale
500
1
cap..l
1.24
Sale
50c
Ltd____l
New common w i
18K
24
Sale
6K
Sale
9
3K
Ki
5
*
Corp
iH
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1.20
.80
2
1.20
8K
3K
10
3K
3K
Sale
Sale
.38
20^
2^
Sale
Sale
2K
IK Sale
1.50
1.25
30c
IK
35c
Sale
1.25
1.55
6
Sale
30c
15c
25
39
IK Sept.
9
2K Sept. 22
3
Sept.
6K Sept.
25K Sept.
8
1
5
4K Sept. 19
6K Sept. 1
25K Sept. 5
25 K Sept.
1.00 Sept.
27
1.10 Sept. 22
IK May
1.00 Sept.
3 K Sept. 28
.38 Sept. 26
Sept. 14
K Sept.
1
25K Sept. 12
2K Sept. 12
24,000 Wayside Consol Gold Ltd.50c
300 Wellington Oil Co Ltd of Cal 1
100 Western Pub Service cap....*
.....
K Apr.
4K July
6% Feb.
1 / Jan.
4
19K Sept. 28
2 K Sept.
1
% Sept.
6
Sept. 27
IK Sept. 22
1.25 Sept. 13
6
Sept. 26
i k
K
20c
75c
26c
1.25
40c
1.25
1K
4K
K
2K Aug. 22
1.10 Sept.
6
1.30 Sept. 19
1.75
18K Apr.
5
July 31
95c
4
Jan.
20
6
30c
1.25
12
1 25
7c
Sept. 29
7c
Sept. 29
7c
4.82
3K
7K
14
2.95
45c
7K
Sale
16
20c
.....
20c
55c
1.40 Sale
K
75c
K
K
IK
1.05
1
IK
K
K
1
K
2
1.25
Sale
2
37c
1
75c
K
IK
1.37
Sept.
9
7K Sept. 16
i"6o
75c
61c
1.25
45c
75c
2.45 Sept. 14
1.40 Sept.
1
14
1.40 Sept.
1
2.45 Sept.
26c
IK
4K
6
Sale
4
6c
12c
38c
42c
10
15c
35c
Sale
K June 29
3
1.25
1
2
37c
Sept. 30
1.50 Sept. 26
K Sept. 14
1.50 Sept. 26
12c
6
2 K Jan.
1.13 June
9
3K July
2% July
22
10
June
1% Feb.
Feb.
30c
June
8K June
39
June
5
July
30
July
11
July
15
Sept.
1
1
IK Sept.
6
2
1
Sept.
Sept.
20c
1
8
IK
6c
.....
25c
4K
10c
3K
35c
Sept. 21
28c
Sept.
1
15
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
June
2.60 July
9% July
4K
0%
25%
2K
19
1
5
14
19
14
4
Sept. 14
1
June 27
July 18
3% July 27
32
18
K June 19
1.50 July
IK Aug. 10
1.80 July 19
6
Sept. 26
1.65 June 10
33c
A nr. 10
1.30 Mar. 3
3.25 Aug. 18
19 % Apr.
5
1.45 June 27
IK Jan.
9
1
Jan.
20
6K
July 26
June
8
Jan. 19
20
25c
1.50 Jan.
13
7c
Sept. 29
4.82 May 31
3%
8K
14%
3.20
May 22
July 26
Aug.
7
July
5
1.50 July 18
K June 29
July
Jan.
Sept
10
26
Mar.
June
IK July 21
July 19
July 24
1.00
5 K Jan. 10
3
Apr.
3
20c
1.25
17
10
1
6
21
28
14
1.25 May 31
June 12
2
1.00
20c
6
May
K Aug.
IK Sept.
28c
55c
Sale
5
1.50 Sept.
90c
2 K Aug. 21
72c
July
5K Jan.
Apr.
6c
Mar.
V* Aug.
6c
May
3
'Ik
10c
2.45
1
.....
100
7
14K
1
52c
65c"
1.00
'
IK
7
July 27
Aug.
7
12
Jan. 13
Sept. 29
May 31
May 22
Sept. 9
Aug.
7
Sept. 14
Feu.
9
Jan.
23c
45c
3.00
20c
2
Sept. 26
Feb. 25
33c
A nr. 10
1.30 Mar. 3
3.25 Aug. 18
K Feb.
10
55c
1.01 Mar.
6
74c
1
4
6
Feb.
3
Apr.
1
IK Sept.22
2
6*
8
May 23
20
6% Jan.
K June
9c
June
Feb.
5
1
48c June 15
Jan.
value.
Mar. 15
7% Aug.
3
1% June 20
1.25 Sept. 30
15K Feb.
3
K June 24
4K Sept. 29
4 K May
5
12% July 19
10% July 13
8c
15c
IK Sept.
1
1.50 Sept. 11
6
Sept. 26
IK
4K
15c
20c
20
5
24.300 Wing Aeronautical cap
10
1,650 Wisconsin Holding class A.10
....I
95,900 /■ends Gold Mining
'8
1.25
3
30c
1.30 Sept. 6
25c
Sept. 27
25c
19
17
5
25
27
8
11
26
Jan.
1
20
1.10
Sept. 25
Mar. 31
IK Sept. 22
38c
Apr.
6
6
Feb. 15
5c
June
8
5 K July 18
20K May 15
IK Sept. 9
15
Apr.
7
11
July 14
30c
1.25
14
...»
100 White (S S) Dental Mfg
1
12c
1
Sept. 25
2
Sept. 11
2K Sept. 6
% Sept. 26
Sept. 25
IK Sept. 28
IK Sept. 22
1
1.30 Sept.
1.25
40c
30c
2K
...1
capital
1
400 Warner Aircraft
800
1
Sale
24
4K
*
100 Venezuelan Holding Corp..*
...*
2,700 Ventures Ltd
Preferred
2
1.50
10
1K
1.37
7.
2.40
562,200 Willys-Over land
8
5
30
3
4
1.10
1
*
Trust ctfs B
Brewing
3K Sept.
% Sept. 28
20c
*
Stand Oil Shares A..
900 Vollmer Brewing
IK
IK Sale
IK Sale
Sale
Sale
3 K
B
Victor
2K Sept. 20
in:::
Utah Metal & Tunnel
__1
*
100 Utilities Hydro Rails w w
9,500
30
27
13
29
14
16c
AA
Corp
Van Sweringen
3
IK
1
24
pref.l
2,400
2,100
K
K Sale
2K
40c
25 USElLt&Pr Shares A
No par
Sale
75c
50c
cap___l
comlO
Gold Mining cap.l
Yukon Ltd
....1
Process
2K
2
Tilller Thompson Inc
21,000
*
5K
30
6K
110 Tobacco Prod (Del) new
Tom Reed
IK Sept. 23
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
Sept. 9
1
Sept. 5
77c
13
B
400 Treadwell
IK
17
23c
4K
5K
1H Sale
B.__
4,500
4
K
K
4
42c
(Wm) Brewery
2K
10
31c
Super Corp of America
4,200
Mar 16
May 27
IK Sept.23
19c
Jan.
3
11
May 17
16c
Sept. 9
1
Sept. 5
4H May
5
9 K June 27
2
May 22
IK Feb. 23
1.13 June
9
6c
8
1K Sept.
1.25 Sept.
15
Sept.
25c
Sept.
4K Sept.
"5c
3c
30c
26,500 Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd
1,000 Sylveatre Utilities A
800
5
IK
1
Sale
;1
Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd
100
Sale Prices.
16
IK
IK Sale
100 Swedish Ball Bearing.. 100 kr
|
4K
jx
10
2
Mines Ltd.l
& Television
Squibb Pattisn Br part
Standard Utilities Inc
100
17c
IK
1
1
700 Retail Stores Corp capital..5
20,700 Rhodesian Selec Tr Ltd..5 ah
*
84,200 Richfield Oil of Calif
67,250 RossvilleUnion Distilleries550
5,300 Rustless Iron & Steel com w 1*
Sullivan Gold Mines
Highest.
Sale Prices.
2.50
99,600 Railways Corp new com..... 1
1
306,100 Rayon Industries class A
50 Reliance Intl S3 cum pref__*
1
3,100 Renner Co
5,900 Reno Gold Mines Ltd cap_..l
Simon
IK
1.25 Sale
14
14
Sale
5
3%
600 Oneida Brewing Co cap
Shortwave
AX
85c
83c
21c
385,100 Paramount Publix Corp—10
1
21,500 Paterson Brewing
34,900 Petroleum Conversion cap..5
100 Petroleum Derivatives of Mel
25c
2,000 Phoenix Oil
975 Pittsburgh Brewing com.*..*
$7 preferred....
....50
1,070
1
136,100 Polymet Mfg Corp
...*
100 Prima Co com
100 Punta Alegre Sugar Corp...*
Sherritt-Gordon
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
"~5 " "14"
11
Newton Steel
6,400
22,300
28,000
16,850
1,800
1,000
2,000
4,500
Highest.
Sale Prices.
.....
nc
Co
16,300
1,200 N Y Title 8c Mtge cap
200 North Butte Mining
Ask,
Ask. Bid.
"m
..5
Lock Nut of Amer Corp
1
Macaaaa Mines Ltd..
.1
Macfadden Publica's $6 pf..*
Marmon Motor Car....
*
Metal Textile.
*
National Liberty Ins
2
Nevada Consol Copper
*
500 Lesainga, I
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
4,500
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
1933.
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
SEPTEMBER.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
'
PRICES IN
YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
/
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
September.
Jan. 1.
1,000
4,000
6,000
42,000
14,000
BONDS
1933.
1927
36,000 Chicago City Ry 5s
Cerciflcatea of deposit. 1927
399,000
34.000 Chic City Ac Con Rys 5*_.1927
35,000 Chicago Railways 5s
1927
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep..1927
262,000
5s series A
1927
36,000
5s merles
B
—1«27
.
3,000 Com'wealth Edison 5*£s_1962
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Bid
Bid.
Ask
55
575*
565*
50
53
53
55
50
53
53
15
~47~~ Sale"
19
12
52
8
545*
57
545* Sale
14
17**
59
62
58
595*
20
11
175*
3%
5
105** 106**
25
28
9
8
10
101
102
37
Ask.
Sale
Sale
Prices
Sept. 19
Sept. 19
53
Prices.
Sale
Sept. 19
Sept. 8
57
Sept. 20
545* Sept. 25
175* Sept. 5
59
Sept. 6
58** Sept. 19
18
Sept. 5
Consol Elec & Gas 6s
10
42
Mar.
Jan.
49
10
10
Mar.
3
10
55
Sept. 26
Septl26
55
36 ** July
43
Apr.
12
18
** Mar. 22
Vs Feb.
6
13
1938
13
35
1946
61
23
Jan.
16**
16**
18**
18**
15**
15**
12 ** Apr.
15
May
18**
18**
14% May
19
28
14
31
67 % July 27
23
May 25
12
July 15
99% Apr; 19
July
July
19% July
67
July
3
48** Mar. 21
11
Prices
61
45** Mar. 20
Sale
1
4s. 1938
28,000 Mctrop West Side El.
Ext 4s
5,000
1,000 Texas La Power 6s
41
50
49
46
32**
Sate
4** Mar. 27
99** Apr. 19
23
May 19
99** 100**
41
Highest.
Prices
11
54
30
10,000 Grigsby Grunow 6s
1936
13,000 Holland Furnace 6s__...1936
165,000 Insult Utillnv 6s..,4B"—1940
6s without warrant ...1949
2,000
Lowest.
Highest.
17
9
55
Sale
6%
51**
1937
3,000
1,000
Sept. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
53,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
$
5
$421,000
9,379,000
$93,000
1,086,000
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1932.
1933.
September.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
1,773,000
13,376,000
899,000
16,487,800
_____
Bond Sales.
1932.
1933.
Stock Sales.
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
3
9
5
Jan.
26
11
42
July 18
55
Sept. 26
1% Jan. 17
% Feb.
6
18% June 28
15
May
9
14% May
5
208 So La Salle St Bldg—
24,000
1st mtge 5%s
291,000
-1958
10,000 Union Elevated 5s.---—1945
STOCKS
Shares
Shares.
550
650
120
600
5.550
400
30
17,800
conv
American
com
Pub Serv pref.. 100
2.810 Amer-Yvette Co Inc
Armour & Co
114,400
1,450
com....
com
5
Asbestos Mfg Co com
1
Associates Invest Co com.*.*
10
3,050
78,210
$6 preferred
Assoc Tel
————100
Utll Co com
—•
S6 conv pref A
Automatic Washer conv pref*
340 Backstay Welt Co common. _*
Balaban A Katz Corp—
Common v t C
25
1,850
Preferred
com—
4
*
639,900 Berghoff Brewing Co
1
9,170 Binks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..*
530 Blums Inc conv pref——. *
673,980 Borg-Warner Corp com
10
7% preferred..
—.100
1,220
•
9,700 Brach A Sons (E J) com
100 Bright Star Elec class A
*
/0
50
380
600
100
2,050
200
X
Class B
Class
4,150
53,520
5
Aviation Corp com.
--
*
%
1%
5% Sale
40
43
580
1,900
1,600
17,150
10,460
200
550
Sale
%
2
30** Sept.
6
27
29
28
32
6** Sept. 8
8
40
12** Sept. 6
12** Sept. 22
13
39**
385* Sept.
26
30
28
8
9
8
35*
35*
4
10
8
9%
12%
%
Sept.
Sept.
2
Sept.
3% Sept.
13
15
Sept. 7
31** Sept. 14
10
Sept. 7
3
Sept. 15
4% Sept. 1
9% Sept. 28
Sept. 1
Sept.14
13
%
**
i
2
2
6
—
7
5
%
%
Bros
10
...
(.anal Const Co conv
14
18% Feb. 28
16** Mar. 3
39% July
23
May 23
215* Jan.
9
40
10
Feb.
28
5
Apr.
11
1
Feb.
Sept.
July
June
July
July
June
Jan.
June
Sept.
Sept.
** Sept.
%
5
7
8
3% Sept. 12
5
Sept. 7
** Sept. 8
pref-.
mm
1%
1%
4% Sale
45** 47
mm
—
III"
4
mm
—
Sale
2% Sale
**
%
4
X
1%
7
5
7
15
-
2%
22
3
5
%
10
1%
Central 111 Pub Serv pref
•
22
** Mar.
7%
1
%
2% Sept.
% Sept. 21
2% Sept.
** Sept.
1
5
5
1% Sept. 12
Sept. 22
Sept. 13
Sept. 22
5
3
5
2% Sept. 20
25* Sept. 20
55
25
5
8
8%
18
Sale
2
Sale
3
Sale
3%
19% Sale
85%
92
7%
8%
80
454
Sept. 29
Sept. 13
15
Sale
11**
2%
Sale
2%
3
15** Sale
83 %
98
7%
8%
14**
105*
2%
3**
14**
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
90
Sept.
7% Sept.
30
28
12
7
30
8
26
195* Sept. 14
13** Sept, 11
3
Sept. 1
35* Sept. 6
20** Sept. 14
92
Sept. 5
7% Sept. 26
1
4H
a
5
11**
Sale
14%
"l% "~2~"
7%
1%
10
4
25
Sale
18
%
8%
3%
19**
*
6% Sale
2% Sale
13 % Sale
10
14
12
6%
2%
Apr.
12
23
16
May
Apr.
Apr.
** Apr.
54 May
1
Apr.
14
6
Sept. 5
2% Sept. 30
11** Sept. 28
12
Sept. 27
6
Sept. 27
Sept. 30
Sept. 6
Sept. 27
2
18
12
5
11
2^ 2^
20% Sale
3%
2
Sale
2%
Sale
8
3% Sept. 28
2% Sept. 28
11
Sept. 30
4% Sept. 5
19
Sept. 18
45*
3%
12**
5**
24
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept. 19
Sept. 27
Sept. 6
11
3% May 31
25* Sept. 20
Feb. 24
Feb. 23
3
** Jan.
65* Feb.
10** July
1
Apr.
25* Apr.
55* Feb.
35*
**
**
4%
Apr.
June
Aug.
Feb.
4
27
21
21
21
28
14
13
15
15
28
1
Jan.
16
45* Jan.
4
22
70
10
4
5
4%
4% Sale
3% Sale
12**
14**
29
22
26
4
19
Jan.
July
June 15
1% Feb. 20
15* Apr. 25
7% Apr.
5
4
Jan.
14** May
31
1
10
Sept. 12
June
9
June
July
July
7
15
15
% Jan.
31
13:
13
j
43
_
11
7
7
27
12
27
12
5
15
June
8
June 12
Jan.
33
26
Mar. 25
15
5% Sale
1
Sale
2
2
19%
%
1%
3%
39**
11 **
4%
55*
10**
**
24**
15
1%
*
31
5
.___
4
4% Sept. 11
3%
12** Sale
8%
55%
3% Sept. 28
4
12
1%
1%
1
"3%
3% Sale
45**
47
2
51
6
1
Castle & Co (A M) com
__10
Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
_
35* Sept.
6** Sept.
** Jan.
4
May
8
May
** May
** Jan.
2
Sept.
2** Apr.
5* Feb.
5
2%
♦
B
Bruce Co (E L) com
•
710 Bucyrus-Monighan class A.. *
Butler
—-
——*
--;
6,300 Brown Fence A Wire cl A
176,825
2,130
4,200
1,130
9,670
330
Sept. 29
38
1
4
13**
12**
%
X
50 Bunte Bros common.——10
9",400
29
9% Aug.
3** July 31
*
300 Baxter Laundries Inc A
321.400 Bendix
21,900
50
39%
32%
10%
4% Sale
6%
9
5
——100
-
163,900 Bastian-Blesslng Co
21",500
340
3
.
4
1,160
940
27,750
6%
25%
4%
*
------
7% preferred
720
900
29**
10
Warrants
150
1~750
1
10
-3% ~r-
1
90 Assoc Tel A Tel Co Class A_*
10
~
28**
10
capital
450 Art Metal Works
120
38%
30%
7
IX
5%
40 Amer Futn Mart Bldg pfd.100
1,940
68,300
9,300
""'300
13
315*
-
3
40
4,750
23
10
5
350 Amer A Dominion
100
21%
pref...—*
700 All-Amer Mohawk cl A..—
110
19
*
com
Allied Products Corp cl A..*
580 Altorfer Bros
20
Par
8.950 Abbott Laboratories com.- *
25
12,815 Acme Steel Co
1,370 Adams (J D) Mfg com
*
*
6,202 Adams Royalty Co com
21,150 Advanced Alum Castings—5
600 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com
10
300 Allied Motor Ind Inc
"""450
30
20
15
7 ** June
1
47
July 12
3% July 13
1
Apr. 22
10
July 25
15* June
3
4% Jan. 24
2
Sept. 13
6
July 10
3% Aug.
Aug.
June
Jan.
July
June
30
15**
**
21**
18**
17
31
12
4
17
13
8
June 23
4
Mar. 20
21
5* July
92** July
10
June
7
18
2
** June 15
1
June
10** June 12
4% May 17
24** July 20
14
June 20
4% June 26
6** June 13
3% June 10
20
June
13
5** Sept. 27
33** Jan. 11
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
120
200
200
1,450
140
8,160
250
230
'""30
Common
1
Convertible
preferred
200 Cent Pub Serv (Del) com
1
l
8,620 Cent Pub Serv Corp A
20,050 Central Public Utll A——*
V t c common.———.—1
2,140
151,210
7,090
8,652
Central S W Util
Prior
Hen
com
new
preferred
Preferred
...
Common
10,980
750
"""850
31,900
8,400
*
•
*
•
6%
10 %
—
%
1%
1% Sale
1651
20
10
14%
12
Sale
*
3%
Participation preferred... *
x
Jfix-dlvldund
6ff 7%
8M Sale
2% Sale'
16
18
12**
13
%
6%
%
7%
2
6
%
%
%
%
1%
7%
5%
1%
17
Sal^
Sale
16""
21
8%
12
7%
**
2*
2
1
2
2
Sale
Sale
%
%
H
%
1%
12
7
% Sept.
6
2
June
7
5
Feb.
28
8
May 31
8%
**
5*
5*
**
2%
6
Sept.23
** Sept. 21
** Mar 28
16
** Feb. 27
** Mar. 15
1
Sept. 7
Sept. 1
Sept. 21
Sept. 18
Sept. 5
Sept. 9
Sept. 1
16
Sept. 5
12** Sept. 6
16
Sept.18
16
Sept. 18
10
1
Feb.
8% Feb.
5
Mar.
9
2%
2%
Sale
** Sept. 16
** Sept.16
Sept. 26
2% Sept. 27
24
.Sept. 30
2% Sept. 27
35* Sept. 11
28** Sept. 14
2
25
14
2
25
Mar. 23
4% Jan.
%
2% Sale
24
** Mar. 21
8% July
21
15
2H
3
25
** Sept. 8
6% Sept. 27
Sept. 23
** Sept. 21
% Sept. 6
% Sept. 5
** Sept. 16
1
Sept. 14
13
Sept. 18
5% Sept. 29
6
8
8
...■•
Certificates of deposit
3,000
727,197 Chic Corp common........1
Preferred
•
143,650
No par valua.
8%
30
7
10 Central States Pr & Lt pref.*
560 Chain Belt Co com
*
170 Cherry Bur re 11 Corp com
Chic City A Con Ry—
100
»
100
480 Central Ind Power pref
3
** Jan. 19
1% Feb. 23
1
June 26
1
Feb.
14
12** Apr.
7
June
1
9
** Sept. 21
1
June
7
June
2
22
5
May 29
30** July 17
% Jan.
24
June
2
8% July 25
17** July
7
8
Apr. 28
% May 18
3% May 18
2** May 18
5
June
34** July
8
10
In
Since
September.
STOCK
Jan. 1.
Jan. 3
STOCKS
1933
•
2,700
12,700
20
2
90
150
""950
13,600
190
120
Common
100
.
Consumers Co com..
6% prior
620
;
...
534
76 %
1,900
9,873
290
■->.»
10
100
410
260
170
50
1,987
Class A common
100 Decker (Alf) & Cohn
1,600
6,950
200
260
""240
21,250,
150,
550
800,
2,100
5,100'
"3",050
27,750
2,900
10
150
100
pref
Sale
20
534
434
450
350
2,400
12,200 Illinois Brick Co
420 Illinois Nor Utilities
30
850
550
180
10
200
"""450
50
""6",800
600
"'"166
300
1,650
880
6,910
70
<450
10
160
37,855
500
'""200
420
300
9
200
35,650
6
i
10
50
0
50
410
50
180
200
6
10
200
1,073
4", 050
—• Nhpar
7%
434
12% Sept.
1
8% Sept. 9
Sept. 5
9134 Sept. 18
4
Sept. 15
9
Sept.
9
3
15
44
9134
234
4
6
Sept. 6
Sept. 14
Sept. 6
Sept. 14
4
3
23*
1
11.
8
1*
100
Sale
434
5
-
h
.....
4%
o°A
21%
22%
% Sate
1534 Sale
8
24
54
K
15 K Sale
Sale
3% Sept. 25
16 % Sept. 30
Sept. 21
Sept. 28
2152 Sept. 28
% Sept. 22
$.
434
8
% Sept.
Sept.
434 Sept.
15
Sept.
8
Sept.
434 Sept.
18
Sept
21
Sept.
19
Sept.
10
Sept.
3
Sept.
% Sept.
Sept.
634 Sept.
15
Sept.
8
Sept.
434 Sept.
18
Sept.
2134 Sept.
2034 Sept.
11
Sept.
4% Sept.
4
4%
734
"
1434
iia
634
5
Sale
oq
33
2054
1234
21
9
10
3%
6K
11
'19%
4K
20"
13
12
7%
18
4%
16%
20
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4%
4K
al*
62
4
4
75
60
10
11
12
14
5%
10%
7
3%
65
6%
3*
I*
24
13
15
8
10
6%
13%
23 34
20
Sate
20
21%
4K
19
21
25
30
25
30
19
Sale
15
18
134
54
Sale
15
S1K
ui "2?
2%
2
30
16
10
IK
10%
65%
9%
%
28%
234
Sale
53
75
UK Sale
K Sale
28% Sale
12%
2%
11%
75
Sale
%
35
IK
2
20
1%
154
2
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12
5
1134
12
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4
5
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7
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r Cash sale*
2% "3 34
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8
34
%
4
7
9
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26%
34
3434
34
5
%
%
9
3%
2%
26%
8
6%
20
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%
1K
'
1%
3 34
5334
634
34
1K
12
"7%
9
11
7%
23%
%
Sale
2%
Sale
Sale
Feb.
4
25
1
% Apr. 25
Tan.
14
2
ay
Feb.
8
Mar. 31
Mar. 17
Sept. 21
34 Feb. 15
1234 Apr. 10
Sept. 18
-7"
8
234~Sept.~28,
634
Septal
%
22
29
19
28
5
Sept. 18
17% Sept. 20
534 Sept. 16
134 Sept.
Sept.
34 Sept.
5
Sept.
34 Sept.
234 Sept.
1
Sept.
234 Sept.
234 Sept.
3'
Sept.
22
22
6
22
5
14
1
13
6
26
1
Sept. 8
1
Sept. 8
934 Sept. 26
11
4
Sept.18
234 Sept. 28
Sept. 11
1%
IK
1%
Sale
134 Sept. 26
134 Sept. 19
134 Sept. 27
134 Sept.
1
>134 Sept. 19
134 Sept. 27
20%
"2l"
20
Sept. 22
1
Sept. 20
25
Sept. 14
1
IK
Sale
134 Sept.
1
June
18
3
44
Sept. 16
1034 July 21
34 Apr.
l
6
June
2
1/i Avr. 17
2334 Feb. 24 4454 July 19
1634 May 31
7
Jan.
3
134 Mar. 23
134 Mar. 23
5
June
6
134 Mar. 27
Sept. 18
30
May 24 36
18
June
3
434 Feb.
4
9
June 22
4
Sept. 14
134 June
9
34 Jan. 30
2 34 June
7
K May 19
11
Sept. 22
7
Mar. 30
734 June 13
234 Feb.
4
5
Sept. 22
5
Sept. 22
% May 24
34 Jan.
3
334 May 24
34 Feb. 24
2 % June
8
34 May 10
534 June
8
% Apr. 15
4 % June
6
134 May 24
Feb.
3
14
34 Feb.
% Sept.
1
Apr.
634 Apr.
6
July
2
Apr.
23
Apr.
34 Feb.
134 Jan. 14
134 Apr. 13
3% Mar . 18
Apr. 11
34 Feb. 25
14
June 10
34 Mar.
1
34 Mar. 15
34 Mar.
1
2734 Mar. 29
10
8
June
5
1
29
8
2
21
19
25
17
29
10
June
9
934 Aug. 22
234 July
May
2134 June
334 June
1534 June
8
July
434 May
30
Feb.
134 May
4
Jan,
5
1
2
1%
8
Feb. 27
8
534 Sept. 28
534 Sept. 28
2334 Sept. 7| 25
Sept. 12
34 Sept. 19
34 Sept. 19
sg*
24
Mar. 16
10
36
9
Jan,
134 Feb.
June 22
734 June 12
234 May 31
10
May 25
434 July 13
6% Apr. 10
834 July 10
24
29
28
11
2
20
13
25
29
16
Feb.
Sept.
Aug.
Feb.
3
June 22
134
%
434
134
Sept. 1
134 Sept. 21
11
15
1734 Mar.
28
1
IK
Feb.
34 Apr. 11
834 July 11
Aug. 30
3734 June 12
27 % June 12
7
May 27
32
Mar. 3
25
May 29
434 June
8
1634 July 11
65
Sept. 11
1634 July 13
134 June
8
28% Sept. 1
334 Mar. 30
6
253*
9%
9%
1
12
4
4
35
34
134
234
12
3%
7
3
29
22
27
22
21
7
Sept. 13
Sept. 6
Sept. 6
Sept. 26
Sept. 8
Sept. 8
Sept. 12
134 Sept.
Sept.
334 Sept.
5
Sept.
34 Sept.
134 Sept.
11
8
May 29
06% Feb.
9
16
June 22
27
3
42
23
_
18
15
15
7
18
11
5
234 Sept.
4
Sept.
7% Sept.
1634 Sept.
44
Sept.
8
Sept.
434 Sept.
42
Sept.
14% Sept.
_
28
14
Septf^O '"334_Septr
3
3434 Sept. 27
1434 Sept. 6
4
Sept. 14
34
10
11
234 Sept. 20
234 Sept. 22
6
Sept. 8
1334 Sept. 7
32
Sept. 22
7
Sept. 25
434 Sept. 15
42
Sept. 19
1334 Sept. 30
134
4 34
2334
34
Jan.
4
Apr. 17
Apr. 10
Apr. 11
.
1234 Sept. 1
65
Sept. 11
13
Sept. 5
34 Sept. 1
2834 Sept. 1
334 Sept. 27
34 Sept. 29
3
.—
2
15*
1
.1%
i
4%
5
934
~3%
11
3
29
11
21
6
25
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Feb.
1
1
% Sale
IK
1%
Sale
4
4
3%
4
11
% Sale
2
234
V
3%
34%
Sate
0%
10*. vi
10
1
...-
15%
4%
34
5
1
3
354
10% Sept.
65
Sept.
9
Sept.
34 Sept.
2834 Sept.
10
2%
Sale
2
334
734
6
354
4K
K
IK
534
4
6
10
31
32
15
1
2
4
5
10
334
4%
2%
3%
7
17
Sate
4% Sale
3934
44
135* Sate
4%
43 K
15
13K
1%
2%
6%
15K
33%
9
3K
IK
234
334
1
1K
IK
IK
434
5
234
3
334 Sale
534
7
10%
13K
37
Sale
40%
23%
Sale
4
Sale
5
6%
634 Sept. 5
Sept. 2l! 1334
20
Sept. 22 25
20
Sept. 22 22
334
134 Sept. 26
25
Sept. 18 25
19
15
Sept. 22
12
May 31
Aug. 31
Aug. 25
July 14
July 14
Sept. 7
14 34 July 18
2734 June 10
2
June 13
20
May 29
934 Feb. 23
2% May 17
434 July 13
7:
934 July
15
Sept. 7
3
10
July
8
834 June
28
July 12
2134 Sept. 19
25
July 18
1434 June
634 June
12
Feb.
334 Mar.
20
7
28
18
5
21
Jan.
12
3
1
"i H
21
12
23
3
1
1
7
9
29
25
19
20
7
7
60
12%
12
5
4% Sept. 22
Sept. 6
Sept. 12
59?4 Sept.
1934
IX
18
434 Sept. 25
8
Sept. 19
57 34
IK
3%
3%
634
3
2
8~"/" 9~"
9~"
334
Sept.13
23
30
10
1334 June 12
16
May 26
11
Aug. 10
Feb. 23
734 May 16
134 July 31
234 Jan. 12
10
July 21
34 Feb. 21
34 Mar. 15
1034 Mar.
1
34 Feb. 24
6% Feb. 27
9
Feb.
3
34 Sept.
K Apr.
3 34 Mar.
15
Sept.
234 Mar.
334 Jan.
5
May
Sept. 25
Sept. 14
Sept. 7
14% Sept. 28
4%
4%
334
2134
%
8
10
4 34
10% Sept. 25
Sept.12
21
Sept.14
% Sept. 5
17
Sept.
1
Sate
2
224 Sale
634 Sale
5
2
Sept. 12
18% Sept. 16
17K Sate
3
2l"
10
18
4
.....
%"Sept." II
12
—
11
3
5
Sale
„
Sale
%
16
Jan.
3
434 Jan.
3
23
Sept. 22,
134 Feb.
3
3
Feb. 24
12
May 23
11
Aug. 10
2
2
%
634
23
"9M"Sept."22
June 20
2
6
Sept. 8
15% Sept. 20
25% Sept. 18
8%
>5*
21
22
15
Sept. 19
Sept. 8
Sept. 22
5
.....
IK
4
15
July
June
834 July
16
Aug.
2534 Sept.
15
July
4
8
May
Jan.
21
30
1
3
10% Sale
6
Jan.
21
17
24%
6
1934 Aug. 28
6
Sept. 6
7
July 13
1234 May 15
134 Jan. 27
1
Jan. 27
.
6
14K
23K
18
3
10
7% cumul preferred
*
103,550 National Leather com
.10
j Nat Republic Invest Trust—
1,280
Cumul. conv. pref
--*
12,900 Nat Secur Invest Co com—1
50
6% preferred..
100
10,883 National Standard com
*
60 National Term part pref
*
23,100 National Union Radio com..l
1
6
----
4
1134 Sate
19 K
3,900 Nachman Springfllled com.*
2,170 National Battery Co pref—*
7,500 Nat Elec Power A com
*
x ifix-aiviaena.
3
20
20
.....
Convertible preferred
980 Midland Utll 6% pr lien..100
1,360
7% prior lien
100
330
Preferred 6% A
100
370
Preferred 7% A
...100
2,312 Miller Ac Hart lnc conv pref.*
400 Minn Moline Pow Imp com.
11,600 Modlue Mfg com
*
250 Mohawk Rubber common—*
1,090 Monroe Chemical Co com—*
690
Preferred..
*
9,450 Morgan Lithograph com
*
710 Mosser Leather Corp com—*
6,840 Muskegon Mot Spec cl, A
*
ralw,
3K
34
34
134
K Sept. 15
4% Sept. 26
3K Sept. 8
7
Sept. 14
...
m
234
210
"2", 400
7
6
8
—
4 410
110
30
""loo
18
3
pref.100
Metropol Ind Co allot
13|415
16 conv. pref.
29,090 Midland United
590
1,150
200
554
14%
99,000 Mickelberry's Food Prod com!
200 Middle Western Tel class A.*
391,277 Middle West Utilities new..*
1,250
•
6
4
..."
"""150
20
9
"6" "l5_"
5
134
434
18^850 McWllllams Dredging Co....*
134
1,430 Mandel Bros lnc capital
*
IK
3,050 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
260 Mapes Cons Mfg capital
*
Yix Sale
416 345 Marshall Field At Co com...*
l!350 Material Service Corp com.10 *""34
1,300 Meadows Mfg Co com
IK
4^360 Mer At Mfrs Sec cl A com...* log
200
25
6
16
Sale
434
87,130 Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
3,390 La Salle Ext Univ com..
.5
80 Lawbeck Corp 6% cum pfdlOO
100 Leath Ac Co common
*
162,664 Libby, McNeill Ac Llbby
10
7,290 Lincoln Printing Co com _..*
400
7% preferred....
50
9,140 Lindsay Light com—
10
17,950 Lindsay Nunn Pub $2 pref..*
14,760 Lion Oil Ref Co com
2,860 Loudon Packing common—*
138!060 Lynch Corp com
5
940 McCord Rad Ac Mfg "A"
*
10,750 McGraw Electric com
_..*
1,240 McQuay-NorrisMfg com
•
260
18
9
454
5% Sate
2
1
25
Preferred
210
10
13,780
8%
25
3
*
9,600
11,770
39,728
10,400
2,880
960
"3%
2}
8J
10 K
Sept. 23
2K Sept. 14
"2% "I"
I ton Fireman Mfg Co v t c...*
Jefferson Electric Co com... *
Kalamaaoo Stove com
•
Katx Drug Co com
1
Kellogg Switchboard com..10
610
Preferred..........
.100
2,630 Kentucky Utll ir cum pref_50
4,000 Ken-RadTube Ac Lp com A
»
14,650 Keystone Steel Ac Wire com.*
"V.266
36
3634
4
4,880 Indep Pneum Tool v t c
*
20 Investment Co of Amer com.*
500
"8 %
...
'
350
7
6
4434
45
8% Sept. 22
6K Sept. 29
Sept. 29
9134 Sept. 18
3
Sept. 28
8K Sept. 27
Sale
9
36
18
.....
42
40
6
%
850,Hart Schaff & Marx com„100
50,Hibb Spencer Bartlett com.25
7,510|Hormel Ac Co (Geo) com A._*
23,250,HoudaiIle-Hershey class A..*
17,360
Class B
•
30
5%
J*
934
47 K
"W
6
1
1
.....
'"4""
%
634
1
Sept.
Sept.
56
% Sept. 23
4% Sept. 9
3
Sept.
1
6
Sept. 20
434
Sale
aV4
Sale
2
K Sept.
8
13*
44% Sept. 23
2K Sept. 21
Sate
tk
6!
4
5,745 Dexter Co (The) com.......5
-.-*
5,150 De Mets lnc pref w w
1,600 Diamond Match Co com
Eddy Paper Corp (The)..—•
1,560
49,380 El Household Utll Corp— .5
100 Empire Gas & Fuel 7% pf.100
6% preferred
100
20
Fits Simons Ac Connell Dock
At Dredge Co com
.... •
4,650
*
980 Gardner Denver Co com
*
110 General Box Corp com
5
2,020 General Candy Corp A
*
79,050 Gen Household Utll com
170 General Parts Corp conv pf_*
*
47,570 Godchaux Sugar lnc cl B
*
29,900 Goldblatt Bros lnc com
*
111,350 Great Lakes Aircraft A_.
*
96,300 Great Lakes D & D com
60 Greif Bros Cooperage A com *
*
313,450 Greyhound Corp com
'•
505,058 Grlgsby-Grunow Co com
10
49,650 Hall Printing Co com.
10
10 Hammermill Paper com
*
1,200 Harnischfeger Corp com
3,900 Hart-Carter Co conv pref.. *
50
Sale
2K
K
8
96 j
%
34
34
5834
2
7X
i"
334
*
10 Deep Rock Oil conv
380
140
534 June
7
Feb.
1
May
9 1234 July 19
July 11
July 21 22
7
July
Apr.
5 16
3
34 Jan.
Jan.
4
1
Aug.
Jan. !
1
Apr. 22
June .,
34 June 10
June 10
% Jan. 31
May 20
234 May 18
May 17
5
Sept. 25 6734 July
634 May 31
Feb. 24
134 May 17
Feb. 20
8
July
3
May 17
82
Jan. 11
Sept. 27
434 May
3
May
8
45
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
334 Aug.
2
Mar. 28
1
June
2
June
2
134 May 16
Apr.
5
6
July
3
Apr. 13
5
May 29
May 17
12
May
2
Apr. 24
Aug. 21
June 30 43
1534 July 17
Feb. 27
Feb. 17
1134 July
3
59
July 11
Feb
24
Sept. 18 9134 Sept. 18
1034 July 27
Jan. 27
Mar. 15
1034 July 21
34
60% Sept. 18
3lA Sept.
1
7
34
Pref 100
Common
1,080
K Sept. 18
Sept. 7
42
Sept. 27
8M
334
2K
r
100
-*
*
Prior common—
58K Sept. 25
2K Sept. 28
65
Sale
2
100
Preferred
3 34
334
1234
134
22
7
14
14
30
3
2K
Dayton-Rubber Mfg—
10
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3 34
54
5%
44%
Sale
K
8
7
55 % Sate
4H
,
*
5
10 Cudahy Packing Co pref__100
*
800 Curtis Lighting lnc com
5
2,000 Curtis Mfg Co com..
3 K
1054
1534
12K
K
Prices.
34
34
45
preferred A...100
Preferred
Sale
20
7% cum pref
100
12,540 Continental Steel com—-—*
Preferred
100
140
5
1,627,070 Cord Corporation
-.25
58,350 Crane Co com—
107",700
Sale
8
5!%
Sale
3
Sale
410
80
60
Sale
132,910 Commonwealth Rdlwoo—100
2,310 Community Tel Co cum part *
90 Congress Hotel Co com—100
1,800 Construe MatT Corp $33iPfd*
16,100
Sale
8%
M
IK
4H
sllH
55
com—*
730 Coleman L'p & Stove
120
3K Sept. 22
8% Sept. 22
12% Sept. 27
8
Sept. 21
K Sept. 30
9%
'%
360 Chicago Towel Co con* pref «
Cities Service Co com..—- - •
Club Aluminum Uten Co—*
32,600
2,300
13
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Prices
54
K
Common
555,370
26,530
15
8%
12K
Sale
100
50.Chicago R T prior pref A. 100
390 Chicago Rya part ctf ser 2.100
Participating ctfs "I"..100
50
40
3 K
15
334
11
10K
14 34 Sale
1254 Sale
Sale
Sale
y*
100
Prior Ilea
140
170
Bid.
3 34
8*
18,670,Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
51,850|Chicago Mall Order com
5
247,5001Chicago fcNWRj Com..100
250 Chic N S & Milw pref
100
Sale
Prices.
Ask
Hid
Ask
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
1,210 Chicago Electric Mfg A
80
1,350
y.v
Price
EXCHANGE
Shares.
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
SEPTEMBER.
PRICES IN
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE SALES.
EXCHANGE
STOCK
CHICAGO
CO
Feb. 27
K Feb. 14
34 May
5
10
25
1
2
3
June 13
Sept. 12
June 13
July 19
May 17
134 July 11
2% June 12
2734 Mar.29
25
June 19
54 Feb. 14
3
June 13
Price
8TOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 3
In
Since
September.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
STOCKS
Bid.
Sale
2%
3*
1
1%
950 North Amer Gas & El cl A_>_*
2
""850
12,300
~2,750
33,980 Nouhwest Bancorp com....*
..*
7,820 Northwest Kng Co com
350 Nor West Util pr lien pref.100
490
7% preferred
100
300 Omnibus Corp v t c com
*
..*
710 Ontario Mfg Co com
Nor Amer Lt & Power com..*
570
570
'""170
Ask.
16%
43,355 Noblltt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
6,950 North American Car com—*
Rights
7%
9%
Sale
24
5%
%
3
5
....
4s*
Bid.
Sale
3
1554
8%
7%
6%
9%
6%
54
4%
1,050
100
410
150
500
60
650
1,610
1,650
13,900
450
2,100
400
780
320
"T.IS8
500
1,700
200
1,300
100
350
1,150
Convertible preferred
—
9,300
180
4,300
2
50
100
150
1,750
"""260
44,800
10,400
Seaboard Util
pfd •
Shares com..*
Sears Roebuck & Co
*
com
11,500
5,850
19,650
19,620
22,310
141,350
1,320
1,036,440
321,800
10%
2%
78
88
83%
107%
lgH
2
2%
....
Storkline Fur
%
18%
3%
Swift Internacional
15
*
7,700 Union Carbide 8c Carbon
2,800 United Gas Corp common..1
650 United Ptrs 8c Pubs
25,450
68
Sale
Sale"
Sale
15%
Sale
3%
Convertible
5*
Sale
5%
7%
^
72
21^
Jit
3
13%
24%
Sale
f
100
82
11
%
7%
1454
2%
3
25
4
7%.
%
2%
25""
1%
9
%
3
1
26
3
334
1334
3%
21
215*
57
57
...
60
57
64
125
Sale
1153^
~20%
2
11%
80%
12%
6%
14%
7
1
534 Sept.
Sept. 15
Sept. 6
Sept. 5
Sept. 29
Sept. 27
Sept. 22
Sept. 11
Sept. 30
Sept. 26
Sept .'25
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
18
Sept.
53* Sept.
8
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
25* Sept.
30
25
45* Sept.
Sept.
324 Sept.
33
Sept.
27
Sept.
61
Sept.
72
Sept.
25
1
5
11
27
7
18
25
14
6
1
11
6
1
1%
%
41%
8%
3
Sale
8
%
50%
Sept.
Sale
1155*. Sept.
24 Sept.
Sept.
~22~~ 21
2
Sept.
2%
1
Sept.
1%
2J4 Sept.
2%
12
Sept.
12%
89
100
Sept.
117
Sept.18
% Sept. 5
2134 Sept. 21
3
4%
%
Sale
34%
Sale
Sale
^
6*
%
1
Sept. 28
6
23* Sept.
143* Sept.
89
"7% "8%
"""150
800
.
1,210 Viking Pump Co
60
930
350
1,950
1,600
1,500
13,150
Sept.
6
8
15
123* Sept. 22
634 Sept. 30
Sept. 15
Sept. 7
7
~ Sale'
40
6%
8%
1%
6%
12
3
3%
.....
%
Sept. 5
3754 Sept. 30
834
134
73*
334
%
35
50
41
20
223*
35
3
1%
4%
20
32%
2%
1
4%
8
8%
17
Sale
25
Sale
2%
13%
2% Sale
4%
13%
8% Sale
%
1%
%
3%
%
49
8%
%
%
32
224
1%
43*
34
34
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7
7
22
7
6
20
29
8
21
27
29
8
6
8
Sept. 6
1634 Sept. 30
2424 Sept. 11
2
Sept. 25
6
Sept. 26
734 Sept.
2%
3%
%
2%
.....
45
5%
4%
1%
1%
22
1%
16%
853*
100
34,114
1,180
6%
24
Ward (Montgom) & Co cl A.*
Waukesha Motor Co com..
*
73%
25%
1%
2%
1,650
•
6,690 Wayne Pump Co com
Convertible preferred....*
1,960
30
100
50
T
11,300
6,150
700
Wieboldt Stores Inc
22,000
10%
2%
*
com
25
Feb.
27
% May
6
Feb.
27
10
Williams Oil-O-Matic com...*
it*
Aug. 30
Sopt.
1
May 19
June 20
Sept.
2754 June
5
July
454 Sept.
34 54 July
May
30
7%
new
720 Wolverine Port Cement
cap
Sale
5
3
10
100
250
*
No par
Participating class A
*
13,890 Yates-Amer Macb part pref
36,440 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic).,
51,210 Zenith Radio Coro com
value.
x
Ex-dividend.
r
Cash sale.
....
6
9
3
'
8
4 3*.
%
51
21
332*
334
2
43*
9
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7
1
6
12
11
8
29
26
1
1
7
8
5
6
15
48
Jan.
9
15
17
47
Jan.
11
85
Jan.
12
17
95
Jan.
14
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
373* Apr.
40
Apr.
63
Feb.
106
Apr.
154 June 14
July 18
11 11734 Aug.
2
Jan.
17
2
Jan.
4
27
13* Jan. 18
Sept. 28
5
May
8
Sale
5%
3
27%
7%
26
2
Sale
Sale
1%
84
38
Sale
3%
15
h
28 145
Feb.
3
833* Jan.
30
1%
o
Sale
3%
%
2
22
4%
1%
3%
25
634
24%
1%
1734
8534
1
Sale
25%
Sale
Sale
...
5634
25%
%
2%
Jan.
16
Aug.
1
%
34
1334
524
Feu.
7
23* Sept. 1
7
Sept. 21
9
Sept. 19
Mar. 15
\«
Feb.
25
July
7
Feb.
4
6
Mar. 15
May 15
23* June
«M
20
32
Jan.
2
17
Sept. 20
Sept. 29
Sept. 8
Mar. 16
42
Sept. 28
62
32
1
334
15* Sept. 21
13* Sept. 20
33* Sept. 25
1
2
22
63*
243s
134
1634
8534
3
57
253*
1
224
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
28
25
21
4954 Sept. 13
434 Sept.
48
1
Sept. 15
33* Sept. 11
2
Sept.
1
53* Sept. 5
_
25
8
20
'
29
28
28
22
13
1
4
3
4
5%
4%
4
5
43* Sept. 13
12^
11
65* June 26
454 June 27
183* June 16
90
Apr. 20
2524
224
1824
853*
3
75
2524
13*
224
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
14
14
7
21
5
12
26
1
29
6
19
1
13*
113*
%
%
1%
Sale
Sale
Sept. 22
12
Sept.12
33a Sept. 13
5
Sept.
8
434
1%
12
234
14
A*
June
Aug.
% Feb.
15* May
47
July
6
May
93* Aug.
3
'Sept.
9
July
534 June
154 May
50
June
60
21
1%
1233
Sale
134 Sept. 22
Sept.15
Sept. 21
11
2
134 Sept. 22
1234 Sept. 18
25* Sept. 14
28
1
7
17
17
10
25
1
26
14
12
16
Sept. 29
4134 July 14
554 May 31
4
May 31
8
May 27
3
Feb.
14
13
13
July 18
9
Sept. 18
243* July 17
1234 Feb. 23
323* June 10
2%
7
1
Apr.
334 Apr.
18
20
12
4
4
4
Mar. 31
6
20
Jan,
3* Feb.
13* Jan.
Mar.
18
2
5
7
4
1
Jan.
30
Feb.
27
13* Mar. 28
254 Mar. 21
Feb.
2
3
Sept. 25
Apr. 20
20
June
June
8
June
4
3
1534 June
13* June 10
2
23* June
54 Feb. 15
Sept. 13
4934
634
134
23*
523*
July
July
Aug.
July
120
.uly
2334 July
33* Sept
33* June
13
12
8
10
17
11
11
June
534 June
13
2
2 54 June
15
654 June
8
7
Feb.
27
23
45
Jan.
2
18
June 28
Mar. 22
234 June
Mar. 31
6
1
June
13
2
Apr. 21
May 22
Apr. 13
134 June 20
3
6
13
Feb.
Mar.
27
11% Feb. 28
6
753* May
Sept. 29
4*
3
143* Aug. 11
2
2834 June
103* May 29
275* July 20
3
July 11
213* July 13
86
Aug.
1
4
35* Aug.
833* July 18
Feb.
•I"
I*
12
Feb.
20
13
1
June
23* May 29
May 29
21
2
1%
11%
2%
1
May 27
May 26
July
May
May
Apr.
May
June
Sept. 13
33* Sept. 19
Sept. 22
1134 Sept. 7
334 Sept. 11
3*
June
Mar.
1
6% Feb. 27
1%
4
Y
5
Sept. 18
1824 Sept. 1
2734 Sept. 19
9
7
17
25
18
24
1
Woodruff & Edwards Inc—
4,840
4,000
28
16
May 22
34 Jan.
4
Apr.
4
3* Mar. 15
5
June
7
23* Apr.
1
Apr.
1434 June
5
July
21
27
Wisconsin Bankshares—
Common
27
16
134 Feb.
400 Western Pow Lt &-Tel cl A..*
100
500
Jan.
16
1
May 15
5* Apr. 17
630 Western Grocer Co com....25
""230
5
30
10134 Apr.
Sale
*
63*% preferred
80 Warchel Corp common
3
1%
3%
%
--
42
5* Sept. 5
463* Sept. 18
10334
Sale
»
230
10
30
2*
21
50
3%
Sale
......
Class A
8,940
15,800 Wahl Co com
166,550 Walgreen Co com
Feb.
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
7
Apr.
3
May
Sept. 27
7
15
53* May 24
11
June 20
14
Sale
1%
common..
June
9
June 20
15
18%
2
Preferred...
44,550 Vortex Cup Co com...._._.*
6
Mar. 15
2
5
Mar. 20
20
27
105%
Common non-voting
Feb.
Mar. 16
49
com
*
170,815
55,840 Utah Radio Products com..*
51,240 Utility 8c Ind Corp com.....*
Convertible preferred....*
65,550
350 Utilities Pow 8c Lt Corp A..1
June
12
3* Mar. 16
734 Mar. 2
%
47
Sept. 22
U S Radio Ac Telev
20,000
1,450
3,250
14
10
2<^
a
6% Sale
3%
%
Sale
8%
12
6%
136" "Sept." 14
125
50
4% Sale
%
2%
..100
Feb.
16
13
.....
...20
Preferred
2
3%
27%
11
50
.....
233*
29
%
3%
15
2
•
com
173*
3%
26%
.....
2%
Sale
%
2%
134
3%
Sale
Sale
5
23* Jan, 30
5
Apr. 11
June
June
23
7\
124 June 14
24
3%
%
29% July 15
8
May 31
2
1
Sept.
Mar. 2
Apr.
1
Aug. 11
Apr. 11
Mar. 18
4
3
24
4
132% 134
11554 Sale
433*
preferred
U S Gypsum
770
354
4
52
150 Transformer Corp of Am com*
380 12th St Store pref A
..*
60 20 Wacker Drive 16 pref
•
450
60
%
651 Telephone Bond 8c Share A.*
290
16
Sale
453*
Sale
100
1%
153*
6
First preferred.........100
1,090
25
59,360 Thompson (J R) com
100
Sale
33
-in
•
com
Sutherland Paper common. 10
Swift & Co stk
25
20
150
3
Sale
9
*
Super Maid Corp
21%
2
2%
3% Sale
50
Studcbaker Mail Order com.*
70
7,050
23*
33*
29
7%
25
Class A
5
Sept. 25
534
63*
8
17
33
pref.*
pref
Sale
15
6%
.....
conv
7
8
734 Sept.
63* Sept.
5% Sept. 30
Sept. 22
4
2
4
4%
125*
7%
9%
Sale
3%
Sale
8
7
Southern Union Gas com...*
Common
Sale
24
7%
Common
Standard Dredge conv
1
25
22
100
1,000 Southw GflcE Co 7% pref.100
2 Southwestern Lt & Pow pfd. *
120 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
170
18
1%
1%
42 >*
39
540 Slvyer Steel Castings com
*
600 So Colo Power class A com.25
50
(0
200
500
1
....*
Preferred
1,020
160
450
153*
1%
200 Shaler Co (The) class A
*
1,030 Signode Steel Strap Co pf.30
""550
7%
*
60 Seaboard Pub Serv Co
47,900
193,750
5%
8
6
2,270 Sangamo Electric Co
334 Sept. 20
Sept. 11
30
Ryerson 8c Sons Inc com...*
450
20
4
85
300 Ryan Car Co (The) com
5% Sale
4%
5
3
Rale Prices
25*
3*
134
5*
9 3*
Sept. 15
53* Sept. 15
26
23% Sept. 1
5
Sept. 21
.....
Sale
18
6
100
conv
22%
2
pref.*
Preferred
170 Rollins Hos Mills
1,050
10,650
10%
.*
-
460
4%
„
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
"7% "io""
4,650 Parker Pen Co (The) com__10
.*
3,750 Penn Gas 8c Elec A com
60 Peoples G L & Coke cap. .100
'
7,550 Perfect Circle (The) Co
ft
21,160 Pines Winterfront com
.*
5,805 Potter Co (The) com
*
341,450 Prima Co common
*
21,250 Process Corporation com
*
45,550 Pub Serv of Nor 111 com
Common
10»
11,550
6% preferred
100
7,424
7% preferred
1#0
2,650
30 Pub Util Sec $7 pref
*
*
30,425 Quaker Oats Co com
Preferred.....
110
4,814
32,825 Railroad Shares Corp com..*
10
5,140 Rath Packing Co com
24,650 Raytheon Mfg Co com vtc 50c
6% preferred v t c
...5
2,050
2,683 Reliance Internat Corp A.
35,810 Reliance Mfg Co Common. 10
10
Sale
5
%
Highest.
Highest.
Vale Prices
53* May 24
5%
*
Common
3
Sale
5
4s*
25%
4%
%
7%
8
Oshkosh Overall Co—
690
Bid
■Vale Prices
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
1933.
Shares
3,120
250
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE SALES.
61
STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO
OCT., 1933.]
10
Jan.
434 July
27
19
10
13
434 June 24
334 July
5
June
1
35* July
1
22
Philadelphia St'k Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA
Shares
Jan. 3
Since
September.
Jan. 1.
BONDS
169"
L08
Shares
12
120
1,400
200
620
14,665
10,676
384
405
1,078
3,800
165
100
60
502
800
700
47,000
125
820
2,000
*
1,550
No par.
x
99
Jan.
56
50
l04
100
May 23
MM Jan. 18
52
Mar
15
3
20
31
June 30
10
Jan.
Mar. 18
3
Feb.
22
Feb.
Apr .29
215* Feb. 18
Jan
8154 Jan.
7
Feb.
44
Apr.
7
80
Jan.
30
100
Feb.
28
"73 3* "Sept." 28 "73 3* "Sept."28
883*
26
735* Sept.
23 i* Aug.
34
Sept."i9
2554 Aug.
2654 Sept. 19
89
885*
975*
1075*
28
42
Feb
100
104
103
106
23
933*
Sale
995* Sale
1083* 109
-----
953*
953*
98
Sale
953*
953* 1075*
106
1065*
2654
"Sept." "i
Sept.
1083* Sept ri2
6 106
Sept.
6
,73 5* Sept. 28
9454 Jan. 16
Feb.
Jan
-----
-----
1035* Feb. 20 103 5* Feb
-
-----
------
4
Feb. 14
995* Jan. 20 101
3
995* Jan.
97 5* Feb. 21
4
3 110V4 Feb.
102 54 Mar.
Mar. 22 1075* June 28
10454
Feb.
9
103
May
6 108
20
May 15
93
May 15
93
43
Mar. 28
6154 Feb.
2
60
51
Sept. 28
7
8
29
Apr.
Feb.
44
Feb.
4
Jan.
27
51
Jan.
27
51
Sept. 28
Feb. 47
Feb.
51
51
60
47
44
.
7
Apr
Apr.
7
29
,
Feb.
31
Jan.
27
31
501* Jan.
27
52 5* Jan.
Jan.
52
36
1
82
86
863* Sept. 22
863* Sept. 22
24
Feo.
40
89
Feb.
62
87
4
9
31
235* Apr
235* Apr.
—
—
30}*
85*
*
50
TOO
33*
•
*
I
100
32
10
115
112
*
Inc
*
40
6}*
1143*
2
5
2
Feb
28
18
8654 Sept. 22
"3 34
37
24
18
Electric Storage Battery..100
22
24
10
20
213*
46}*
34}*
(Phila) com.*
Horn Ac Hardart (N Y) com..*
90
94
20
203*
90
15*
10
.
87}*
32}*
7%
34}*
Sale
11
100
Preferred
Sale
8
.25
*
17}*
154
25
55* Sept. 8
Sept. 6
43* Sept. 6
36
Sept. 7
123* Sept. 19
154 Sept. 16
18
Sept.
1
135*
1}*
4654
42
43
42
4}*
,40
1354
23*
Sale
55*
22
4
363*
113*
1
5
40
125*
1}*
14}*
26}*
1
13*
Sale
Sale
Sale
36
33
35
90
20
Sale
Sale
23
71
17
80
90
80
88
433*
9}*
233*
45
38
41
93*
2354
73*
153*
163*
49
Horn Ac Hardart
Preferred
Sale
273*
9Q
10
Fire Association
Sale
52
46
6
45 5*
Feb
3
72
Jan.
40
24
Feb. 18
895* Feb.
4
Sale
31
Sale
20
23
2
22
Sept.
33
Sept.
71
Sept.
173* Sept.
88
Sept.
40
Sept.
8
Sept.
163* Sept.
27
29
30
28
20
29
27
22
14
15
9
28
6
15
5
14
54
13*
4
1
15*
54
13*
183*
8
13*
13*
Sale
3
Sale
37}* Sale
29
Sale
47
46}*
101
323*
203*
25*
55*
3
4
7
55
55
Sale
3254
253*
4
63* Sale
73*
-----
97
313*
203*
25*
5
45*
493*
30
Sale
32
253*
23*
53*
Sale
7
6
13* Sept. 13
13* Sept. 14
23* Sept. 22
275* Sept. 30
46
Sept.
6
43* Sept.
1
383* Sept.
1
483* Sept. 19
1
Sept.
13* Sept.
Mar.
213* Feb.
18
82
173* Sept. 28
805* Feb. 27
25
Mar. 31
53* Mar. 27
83* Feb. 25
483* Aug. 21
3* Feb. 23
5* Feb. 23
Sept. 21 101
315* Sept. 21
23* Sept. 21
5
Sept. 18
454 Sept. 29
Sept.
323* Sept.
1
7
53* Sept. 10
63* Sept. 1
63* Sept.
5
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
30
89
16
Mar. 30
May
4
1 3*
135*
253*
293*
May
89
Sept.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
283*
193*
13*
3
23*
10
7
13
11
3
533* July
38
July
11
10
99
Jan.
18
253*
94 3*
453*
13 3*
275*
483*
13*
23*
June
July
July
July
July
Aug.
July
July
12
17
5
7
5
21
13
14
48
63* July
July
July
293* Jan.
7
7
19
42
Mar. 18
116
3* Mar.
33* Mar.
3* Mar.
33
Apr.
9
Apr.
3* Apr.
17
Mar.
73* Sept.
Sept.
55* Sept.
37
Sept.
135* Sept.
13* Sept.
18
Sept.
22
4754 Sept.
36
Sept.
97
Sept.
173* Sept.
8954 Sept.
443* Sept.
93* Sept.
23
Sept.
473* July
83* Feb.
Sept.
6
Apr.
95* July
24*
Aug.
5 5* July
37
Sept.
143* July
2 5* July
22
June
Feb.
63* Sept.
1065* Mar.
50
45
101
4}
3h
30
Sept.
373* Sept. 16 40
Sale
63* Sept.
63* Sept. 28
65*
Sept.
1133* Sept. 27 116
Sale
4
6}*
193
5
.*
100
41
38}*
6
63*
113 J*
Sale
6
35
11
50
50
20,000 Phila Rapid Transit
7% preferred
50
11,390
10,221 Phila At Reading Coal Be Trnn*
Jan.
33
2654 Sept. 19
...
Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
Ex-dividend.
May 23
87
86
53
par
Stores
Securities pref
...
381
*
24
37
91 }* May 20 101
Mar. 15
35
30
Mar. 18 49
49
91
51
...1937
994. Phila Insulated Wire....
1,350
Jan.
86
89
60
Apr
435* Apr.
625* Apr.
*
380,600 Pennroad Corp v t c
50
386,413 Pennsylvania RR..
4,050 Penna Salt Manufactur'g.50
50 Philadelphia Co 6% pref..50
525 Phila Dairy Prod pref.....25
*
9,205 Phila Elec of Pa S5 pref
25
37,800 Phila Elec Pow pref
27,300
28,000
92 54 July
7
June 29
89
81
24,878
72,500 Lehigh Coal At Navigation..*
50
58,637 Lehlgb Valley..
150 Minehill Ac Schuylkill Hav.50
25
17.700 Mitten Bank Sec Corp
"""200
8
June 28
30
1971
Insurance Co of N A
3,000
2,225
70
June
98
Phila Elec (Pa) 1st s f 4s. 1966
STOCKS
2
19
933*
American
14
22
33
Bankers
Feb.
52
1981
1st Ac ret 4s...
1
88?4 Feb.
Sept. 29
Sept. 30
56
1943
75,400 Budd (E G) Mfg Co
Preferred
2,721
24,210 Budd Wheel Co
1,668 Cambria Iron
35,320 Camden Fire Insurance
6,475 Central Airport
1,302 Con Tract of N J
1,800
453* Sept. 29
Sept. 30
95
Certificates of deposit...
330 Bornot
"2.206
4354
Feb.
68
Sale
&
89'
Peoples Pass
12,690
6,170
8,055
1,225
15
205* Sept. 22
86
Penna Pow & Lt 45*«
Shares.
600
33
"Sept." 14
17
1.000 United Light Ac Rys 6s...1973
|QX7
2,000 Vorlr Rv« lot 4*
5,500
203* "26"
1970
ctfs 4s
5
Apr.
FebAs
82
Penn Cent L At P 4Jus...1977
Penn RR 6 V*s
..1936
500 Reading 4s.
1,000
193*
4354
14,000 Standard Gas & Elec 6s__1935
1,000
Convertible 6s
1935
6s
8,000
......1951
6s
.1966
1,000
1,000 So East'n Pr Ac Lt 6s deb. 1957
1,000 Southern Pacific Co 4 5*s_ 1968
1.000
45*s with warrants
1969
12,000
45*s
1981
1,000 Southern Ry Co 6s
1956
2,000 Standard Pow Ac Light 6s 1957
6,000 Strawbrldge Ac Clothier 5s '48
5,000
48
Sale
70
69
lst5s_.
.1966
148,200
1st 5s reg
3,500
1966
39,000 Phila Elec Pow Co 5 5*s
1972
5,000 Phila Suburban Water 5s 1955
5,6o6
203*
1935
45*s
10
9
30
59
20" "213*
5}*s_1948
45*8
12,000
135* Feb.
4
New Orl Pub Servlnc 6s..1949
tr
7
31
26
14
845* July
6
Jan. 30 N33 56 Jan. 27
Apr.
6 235* June * 6
Fed. 28 21
May 31
June 19 30
June 19
783*
82
50
80
85
62
83
...
Nat Dairy Products
14,000
10.500
Feb.
—
14 1095* Jan.
13 56 Feb.
10
113* Feb.
7,000 Georgia Power Ac Lt 55*1.1967
10,000 Internat Tel & Tel conv 43*8.
5,000 Keystone Tel 5s
1935
5,000 Lehigh Nav series A 43*8.1954
Series C4}*8
5,000
1954
16,500 Lehigh Ac New Engl 5s... 1954
13,000 Lehigh Power & Light 6s..
7,000 Lehigh Valley 4}* §
2003
6s
41,000
General 4s
2003
16,000
2,000 Lehigh Vail Trans A 1st 4s '35
1,000 Lukens Stee
s
..1940
15,000
Certificates
1955
6,Q00
33 5* Apr.
Jan.
—
608,900 Elec & Peoples tr ctfs 4s. 1945
Certificates of deposit
16,088
10,000 Free State of Prussia 6s.. 1952
"~5~66O
645* Jan.
26
2000
Adjustment 5s
Prices.
30
'
Delaware Elec Pow 53*s__1959
4,000 Denver & Rio Grande 48.1936
...
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices
Prices.
1053* 107
1073* 108
4,000
10,000
Lowest
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
64 M Jan.
Chic Milw St P & Pac Ry—
6,000
II,000
4,000
21,000
1,000
10,000
12,000
12,000
Sale
Ask.
Bid.
33 5* Apr.
2,000 Baltimore & O 414* stp..l933
1,000
4J*s
1960
1,000 Bell Telephone 5a
1948
I,000 Chic R I & Pac conv 4j^sl9"0
7,000 Chic & North West 45*8.1949
3,000
Ask
Bid.
Ask.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
1933.
3id.
$
10,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
8TOCE
In
34,000
1932.
$121,300
3,372,102
$85,500
912,088
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
PHILADELPHIA
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
2
September.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
794,780
2,147,504
521)158
6,592)124
1933.
Bond Sales.
1932.
1933.
Stock Sales.
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
42
1035* Jan.
33
22
6
21
3
6
7
13
15
17
9
Jan.
17
June 14
July
93* July
95* July
12
12
15
Jan. 3
In
Since
September.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
STOCKS.
11,700 Philadelphia Traction
5,910
5®
Bid.
18 %
Ask
20
Bid.
19
810
897
30
25
~
1,500
60
18,600
19,900
1,500
R Aorllfid
Reliance
*50
DP
10
Insurance
740 Scott Paper
*
Series A 7% preferred -.100
222
Series B 6% preferred-.-100
334
3,670 Seaboard Utilities Corp.— *
31,000
Shreve El Dorado Pipe L
25
1,739 racony-Palmyra Bridge.— *
442 Telephone Security pref...50
145,600 Tonopah-Belmont Devel—.1
......1
76,000 Ton0pali Mining
......50
37,804 Union Traction..
395
643,598
8,262
com.......*
Preferred........ —-.—*
S Dairy Prod com class B *
United Gaa Impt
125 U
%
23%
4%
%
24%
5%
29
31
100
Sale
105
7
39
"T.I66
200
5,700 Victory Insurance Co
14,550 Warner Company
...10
•
405
57
*
1,885 Westmoreland, Inc
2,905 Westmorland Coal—...._♦
468
W Jersey Be Seashore
5 York Railways pref
No par value,
x
Ex-dividend.
RR...M
50
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
18
39
105
95
a
Sale
1
29%
30
Sale
27%
6
26
22
iof
20
uH
Sale
98% Sale
1
"4
3
1%
5%
2
10
4% Sale
31
50
% Sale
23 %
Sept. 22
Sept. 15
Sept.
8
19% Sept. 14
22
6% Sept.
Sept. 19
Sept.
Sept. 27 41
Sept.
Sept. 6 105
Sept.
Sept. 6 95
6
Sept.
1
% Sept. 26
24% Sept. 22
6
6
6
6
27% Sept. 12
Feb.
1
Mar. 20
13
4
40
28
19
June 30
59
June 12
Feb.
4
Feb.
1
June
2
July
6
July 18
Sept. 6
Aug. 16
Aug.
9
May 24
Aug. 31
Jan.
4
Feb. 18
July 17
Sept. 26
Jan.
6
July 20
July 13
Jan. 11
Aug. 25
June
6
July
7
June 13
July 19
July 14
July I
July
9
28
June 3u
15
Mar. 27
17
Mar. 15
%
%
25%
3%
Feb.
1
Jan. 20
Jan. 26
Apr.
5
28
Jan.
Sale
6% Sale
%
it
^
% Sept. 19
% Sept. 1
6% Sept.
8
% Sept. 21
1% Sept. 26
7
Sept. 12
25
23%
20%
%
1 %
62
7
41
99% Jan. 20 105
92
Apr. 28 96
1%
% Jan. 21
6%
% Sept. 26
18% June 6 30%
Feb.
18
% Jan.
6
% Sale
'A Sale
3
12
% Jan.
3% Mar. 29
7 % May 27
6
%
1%
12%
96
1
Sale
Sale
2
2A
28
86%
1
Sale
88
8
24%
99%
1%
Sale
14
Mar. 31
1
86
1
4
9
6% Sept.
5
May
1 % Feb.
8 % June
3% Feb.
2
1
1
Mar. 28
4
15
96
5% Sept. 21
1% Sept. 15
5
6%
2%
1
7
6%
56
31
1
Sept.
15% Sept. 21
86% Sept. 27
2
1
5%
38
50
16
19% Sept.
10% Aug. 15
19%
150
""'loo
Highest.
Sale Prices.
6
>18
90
$ 5
250
*
Ask.
18
280
60,166
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 30.
Ask. Bid.
18
20
316
450
"""805
Sept. 1.
1933.
Par.
43
,
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
115
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
PHILADELPHIA
AGGREGATE SALES.
1,050
63
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Oct., 1933.]
51 %
28
10
6%
Sale
31
7% Sept. 18
6
Sept. 15
51% Sept. 30
Sept.
7% Sept. 19
7% Sept. 5
56
Sept.
5
5
May
8
11
6%
9%
i
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK
1932.
1933.
Stock Sales.
Shares
September
Jan, 1 to Sept. 30^.
AGGREGATE SALES.
Price
Jan. 3
Since
September.
Jan. 1.
BONDS
1933.
Series D 6s
12,800
5,000
-
-
-
Shares.
88
81
16
93
May
24
Jan.
5
45
25
31
29
Jan. ll
Apr. 22
Apr.
3
46
40
Sept. 5
Sept. 5
Sept. 19
Sept. 6
81
Sept.
9
69
Feb.
81
Sept.
9
May
68
June
9
June
49
June
5
37%
3524 Sept. 21
38
36
44
37
41
9
37
37
37
38
Sept. 27
Sept. 19
Sept. 6
81
Sept.
37
—
92
37
Sept. 22 10024 Sept. 22
105
Preferred
80
11854 Sale
Sale
66
Sale
57
Sale
20
11554 116
56% Sale
Prior pref
10
16
43
Sale
30
9
Class A 1st pref stamped 100
1st preferred class A
Sale
22 %
17 X
Sale
25
14%
Sale
26
6%
100
11
1st preferred class B
10%
7%
100
1st
Class D 1st pref stamped 100
1st preferred class D
100
pref class C...
20%
28
100
Sale
18
30
6
25
30
29
8
30
12
Sept. 14
Sept. 25
Sept.
1
22% Sept. 1
18% Sept. 8
27
Sept. 18
11
43
Sale
-----
32
17
30
24
Sept. 21
27
Sept. 14
12"
25% Sale
26" "33"
25% Sept.
1
32
Sept.
7
12
3-135" "90"
138
130 %
136" "Sept."26 138
Sept .6
85
Sept. 28
Chic Jet Ry&llS Y—
777
6% cum pref
Stamped
30 Conn & Pass
100
...
.
158 Northern RR
309
Norwich
A
3,677
12%
100
6%
341 Prov & Worcester Ry
..100
99 Vermont & Massachusetts 100
73%
13%
6%
8
28%
3
12
28
Sale
80
92
.....
254
11%
8
24
Sale
19
Sale
93
28%
115
2
Sept.
Sept.
24
Sept.
18% Sept.
9
27
14
30
30
2% Sept. 16
Sept. 14
26
Sept. 6
28% Sept. 5
10
95
Sale
92% Sept. 5
28
Sept. 30
94
38
Sept. 5
Sept. 14
115
100
88
75% Sept. 30
1% Sept. 5
6% Sept. 18
98%
95
35% Sale
115
75% Sept. 30
1
Sept. 26
6
Sept. 28
80
98
80
Sale
Sept. 28
4
25
24
Sale
84
50
6
3%
154
"~2%
75
...
154
8
5
25c
pf.100
100
Worcester
1,493 Old Colony....
60,396 Pennsylvania RR
45
1
1%
75c
20
75% Sale
1%
6%
50c
6
85
3:85
125
73
893 Eaat Mass St Ry Co.......100
174
90
128
First preferred
1,151
100
Preferred B
100
2,188
Adjustment...........100
1,030
3,251 Maine Central...........100
Preferred
100
1,587
100
27,292 N Y N H & Hartford
2,382
85
Sale
100
70
60
82
......100
;
76
f"~145
40
80
Jan.
3 121
56% Aug. 29
6
5% Apr.
Feb.
6
23
8% May 26
Feb. 24
9
Feb.
May 10
17
6
July
14
7
16
16
July
1
11
Sept. 25
57
July 12
29% July 12
70
Feb.
20
Aug.
100
22
June 30
10
10
33
20
20
15
22
100
257 Boaton tk Providence
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
14% Sept.
18% Sept.
15
Sept.
11
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
Sept. 18
Sept. 7
2454
10
*
1
Sept. 27 120
59
56% Sept. 21
114
100
20
8
July 19
Sept. 19
July 12
Aug.
37
Par
649
28
85
Feb.
38
Apr.
10224 Feb.
39
103
95
53 24 Aug.
9724 Jan. 18
10724 May 25
38
Apr. 13
10224 Feb. 14
9724 Jan.
87
87%
100 % 105 % 10024 10422 100
102" 103""
Class C 1st pref stamped 100
"~i6
June 22
85
35
76
93%
101
10
40
5
1
9226 Sept. 5 9224 Sept.
98% Sept. 26 10024 Sept.
43
27"
571
""34
45
Aug. 22
4
92 24 Sept. 5
1 10024 Aug. 16
70
65
3
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
9924
92
43
67
1,486
26
41
1934
288
152
Prices.
6824 July 26
Sept. 29
73
53
29%
H
5S
9,982
5,766
23
May 26
24
17
14
98 %
Sale
72
132
Feb.
Sept. 25
25
41
"93"
34
69
STOCKS
31
71
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
49
30
25
5,907 Boaton & Albany........100
100
16,340 Boston Elevated..
82 Boston & Maine com stpd.*
Preferred a tamped..
665
*
399
6624 Sept. 7
73
Sept. 29
39
Sept.
1
4324
98
24
1935
66,000 P C Pocahontas deb 7a
1,000 Power Gas & Water 5s. .1948
1944
1,000 Swift & Co 5s
7
36
Lowest.
Sale
Prices.
40
92 %
10024
95 %
City Mem & Blrm 4a. 1934
Shares.
361
1,165
Sept. 6
Sept. 25
Sept. 8
65
6624
Sale
Prices.
33
38
86
2,000 Maine Central 4%s
1935
1,000 Massachusetts Gas Co 5% s '46
'p,
Sale
Ask
33
41
.....
1948
.......
Sale
39
17
15
Kan
7,000
1,500
61H
66
65
27" mi
225,050 Eaat Maaa StRR aerA 4H* 1948
Seriea B 5a
1948
77,000
Series C 6s Jan 1_„
1948
49,850
1,000
Bid.
71
'u
23,000
13,450
2,500
3,550
43
38
Ask
Highest.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
■r-v
$
$
38,000
211,200 Amoakeag Mfg Co 4a
194*
6,000
6,000 Boston & Maine 4%s.._-1941
6,000
63,500 Brown Co 5%s
1946
10,000
5%s
1950
12,000 Canad'n Intl Paper Co 6a. 1949
53,000 Chic Jet Ry & U S Yda 4a. 1940
1,000
5a
1940
9,000
111,000
«.
$59,450
1,445,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
BOSTON
EXCHANGE
1932.
1933.
$114,450
979,550
1,072,720
September
5,990,690 | Jan. 1 to Sept. 30.
721,441
8,313,870
STOCK
In
_
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
I
23
28
July
July
12
35
June
10
49
18
16
July
7
July
7
May 23
12
Apr.
May
8
Apr.
17
Aug.
14% Jan.
13
May
128% Apr.
Jan.
82
8
1 138
3
June
6
6
6
9
90% Aug. 15
125% June 19 125" ' June
75
62
Sept.
May 26
3
Jan. 28
20c
July
10
Jan. 25
July
8
Jan. 26
July
June
7
Apr.
13
Mar.
1
5
July
31
4
15
July
May
2
34% July
11% Mar.
July
74
Apr. 20 82
July
81
Apr. 12 104
95
73
Mar. 15
July
42% July
3
13% Jan.
Mar.
108
Apr. 10 lib
99
8
Feb.
July
89
76c4
19
30
18
12
3
28
10
6
19
20
14
18
7
25
31
MISCELLANEOUS—
485
620
830
12,892
1,099
18,900
1,333
58
235
115
10,091
19,789
5,772
1,508
191,903
51,626
194,620
11,475
1,114
5,313
4,504
Amer St
25
4
27c
50
Preferred
First pre/erred
........50
Amer Telep Ac Tel eg
100
Amoskeag Mfg Co......
•
Andes Petroleum
Sale
50c
254
7
104
154
common.
190 Continental Securities Cort 5
2
6
1%
1%
1 %
1,861
East Boston Lanu
10
...
5
880
14,668
*
14 H
115
691 Georgian, Inc (The) A pref..
*
1,904 Gilchrist Co
.*
42,091 Gillette Safety Racor Co
IX
25*
1,083
....
24
623
*
292
3,663
72
3,378
General Capital Corp
....
113 Hathaway's Bakeries cl A
Class B_
495
Sale
Sale
22
65
70
13
70
11%
8% Sale
3%
8
Sale
Sale
1%
75c
5%
55*
85
Sale
Sale
57% Sale
12
11%
42
35
>:
48
104
117
24
173" Sale"
5
18
1
9
Sale
28
10c
23%
..."
10,
7
7%
3
4
Sept.
Sept.
8c
Sept.
22% Sept.
68
Sept.
11
Sept.
7
Sept.
3
Sept.
6
133% Sept. 13
8
Sept. 11
12c
Sept.
1
26% Sept. 20
78
Sept. 22
12
Sept. 14
10
Sept. 5
3
Sept 20
July
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
162%
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
22
Sale
25*
7% Feb.
86% Apr.
1% Mar.
5c
Apr.
6% Jan.
Sale
14% Sale
6
5
*
1
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
49
43
Sale
Sept.
9
Sept.
~40
45" 38
Sept.
100
100
105
Sept.
21%
24
21% Sept.
149
Sale
148
Sept.
7
7%
Sept.
754
1%
Sale
5
Sale
54
19
1
1
22c
July
June 28
78
6% Apr.
1% Jan.
1% Feb.
14
Sept. 22
July 10
July 20
14
4
Sept. 15
9
Sept.
1
60% Sept. 12
58
Sept. 12
11
Sept. 14
45
Sept. 28
105
Sept.13
2454 Sept.18
164
Sept. 5
8% Sept. 12
3
22
30
2,324
15
110
Com stk
12
16
28
Sale
Preferred
55
63
80
1,520
82
50
*
ing Machine Co
....10
2,188
11,126 Internat Hydro-Elec Co
686 Libby McNeil Libby
1,584
No par value,
a
Loew's
Theatres..
Assessment paid,
10
.....
z
.35
8%
24
Sept. 18
2% Sept. 8
5% Sept. 27
15% Sept. 14
Sept.
2% Sept.
2% Sept. 27
12% Sept. 30
6
Sale
10
20
30
"l% "2 %
7%
Kx-divldend
8
r Cash
13%
9% Sale
3%
4
5%
7
sale.
June
2454
25%
25
75
80
80
28
Sept. 27
Sept. 6
80
Sept. 1
Sept./ 6
13%
5% Sale
3%
4
5%
7
13% Sept. 5
5
Sept. 21
4
Sept. 22
.....
,
5% Sept. 29
,
13% Sept. 29
9% Sept.
1
4% Sept. 18
554 Sept. 14
June
8
June
2
6
Jan.
23
July
19
17
3
July
45
Sept. 28
105% Aug. 29
24% July 17
183
Jan.
9
10% June 17
13% Mar. 27
1
Mar. 27
1% May 11
10% Apr. 21
1
Apr. 12
28
July
2% July
7
May 25
July
7
2
12
Feb.
25
29
64
Jan.
25
80
5
9
11
June 24
30
8% Feb.
2% Apr.
1% Feb.
18
22
4
15
Feb.
June
20% Jan.
15% May 29
2%
11
6
il*
Internat Button Hole Sew¬
650
19
69
Hygrade-Sylvanla Lamp—
341
June
70
50c
1
10
2
30
1
21
19%
3
5
*
3
13
18
6
Feb.
28
8
7
13
June
134% July
11
July
21% Apr. 11
54
5
July
2% May
75c
2
1%
5
14
June 30
1% Apr.
11%
59
Sale
78
9c
115
3
25c
1
....
67%
53
20
120% Sale
6% Sale
24
0% Sept. 18
154 Sept. 6
5% Sept. 19
454 Sept 21
1% Sept 15
4
Sept 15
5
2
Sale
16
Sale
Preferred................*
.....
155
454
1%
454
Sale
50c
844
663
20
Sale
16%
21,013 Eastern Gas Ar Fuel Ansn com
4%% Cum Prior pref... 100
8,152
6% Cum preferred... ..100
14,193
31,182 Eastern SS Lines. Inc
Preferred.
*
2,686
First preferred
1,078
100
*
4,788 Economy Grocery Stores
24,309 Edison Elec Illumination.100
15,545 Employers' Group Assoc T C.
509
5
12c
7%
50
....
135
5%
2
126%
7% Sale
Sale
Preferred..
9
305 Crown Cork Internat Corp.
1,034
454
154
4%
15
12
1
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet... *
Preferred..............loo
Boston Personal Prop Tr._ 100
Brown & Co 6 % Cum pref 100
951 Brown At Durrel Co
25
Corp..*
Continental
Amer Pneumatic Service
July
July
21
1
13% Sept. 29
13% July 19
18
May 22
7
June
6% July
12
19
AGGREGATE SALES.
Price
Jan. 3
In
Since
September.
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
721
240
20
5,646
45,570
20
4,208
6,259
2,657
1,176
155
Pacific Mills
10ft
120 Public Utility Holding com.l
453 Ry Ac Lt Sec Go common....
1,941
1,113
44,869
62,091
78,170
Reece Button Hole Mach..l0
Reece Folding Mach...
.10
3",705
639
25c
10
Shawmut Assn T C
Stone Ac Webster Inc cap stk.
-.25
Swift 8c Co
.*
.....
11,932 Torrlngton Go
2,615 Union Twist Drill
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
2K
2K
60c" ^1"
2
Sept. 21
24 K Sept. 15
2H Sept. 11
25M Sept. 26
1
Sept. 26
Sept. 21
5
Sale
7 K Sale
25
75
7K
9^
5
50c
6K
Sale
7
m
7
30 K
8
Sale
10
1 K
33 K
Sale
Sale
31K Sale
50c
K
96
1
88
Sale
1K Sept. 28
86
Sept. 28
98
21K
22 K
24
Sale
18K Sept. 11
26K Sept. 23
12
9
2K
4
10
8
Sale
8
8
4
9K Sale
12 Vs Sale
18K Sale
40
41
10
IK
K
K
"191
10
Prior preferred.........100
29
3
3K
.....
"mlaie"
6
Convertible preferred.....
485 Warren (S D) & Co
1K
55 Vs
Sale
Sale
87Kc""lK
5K
IK
8K
5
17
45
14 K
12
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
23
60
Sale
13
8K Sept. 19
Sept. 12
Sept. 11
13 K Sept.
5
18K Sept. 5
' Sept.
1
Sept. 12
8K Sept. 30
7K Sept. 28
11K Sept. 30
10
40 K
40
43
41K
10K
8
2
10
Sept, 5
Sept. 14
IK Sale
55 K Sale
31K
31K
62Kc IK
35
4K
IK
6K
IK Sept.21
52 K Sept. 28
31
Sept. 23
2
10
Sept. 12
Sept. 14
IK Sept.
1
56K Sept. 16
32
Sept. 14
15
8
20
45
8K Sept. 6
3K Sept. 12
8K Sept. 1
8K Sale
10
13
17
Sept.
7
17
Sept.
7
450
581
66
11,717 Isle Royal Copper.........25
..25
3,460 Keeweenah Copper.
3,085 LaSalle Copper...........25
""325
6,675
"""26
200
1,870
10
50
12K
30c
"7K"Sept."25 '14K Sept."I
12
Sept.
6
"12K Sept."l2
16,815
•No par value,
x
Utah Apex Mining.........5
Utah Metal 8c Tunnel.
fix-dividend.
..1
rOashsale.
5K Sale
3K Sale
5K Sept. 30
3K Sept. 30
6K Sept. 20
5K Sept. 28
.....
26K
IK
50c
27K
July 19
5K Mar. 2
K Mar. 31
Mar. 16
4K Jan.
13
1
May
1
6K Jan. 11
5 K Feb. 28
7
Feb. 25
Apr.
1
Apr. 25
22
5
lj
Feb. 24
Apr. 20
Jan,
33
303
Jan.
Jan.
17
29K July
25c
14
Feb.
July
June
Aug.
July
July
5
24
1
6
10
19
19 K
13
24 K July 17
9K
2K
10 K
43
Aug. 23
12 K July
18
2K Apr. 25
3
July 11
56 K July 17
3
18 x'S2 K June 20
1
Jan.
9
6
Jan,
24
Mar. 17
42
25c
Mar. 23
8K Sept. 6
3K Sept. 12
11K June 30
K
5K
3K
9K
June
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
22
23
30
23
20
5
50
2K Feb. 25
9K Apr. 18
5
Apr. 27
10
IK Feb. 11
IK Apr.
7
10
10
June
Aug.
June
1
3
1
22 K June 19
25
May 27
12K Sept. 12
3
May 31
5K Feb. 18
9K
7H
10c
July
June
Jan.
8
2
10
23K Sept. 22
24 K Sept.
14
IK
2K
IK Sept.28
IK Sept.
11
Sale
Sale
1
25c
30c
K Sale
35
1
2
65c
75c
2K
10
31c" Sale
30c
35c
Jan.
6
31H July
18
3
6
85
3
35c
90c
Mar.
K Jan.
1
45
2K
Sale
1
1
14K
2K
30
IK
IK Sale
10K
11K
23
1
30
2K
60c
25c
2K
Sale
1
IK
10 K Sale
IK
2
51c
10
1
9
30
2
60c
Sept. 29
Sept. 13
Sept. 8
Sept. 21
11
Sept. 7
Sept. 28
2K Sept. 18
75c Sept. 14
33
1K> Sale
9
Feb.
6
7
1K Sept. 17
90c
1
Sept. 6
Sept. 27
June 26
7K Apr. 10
K May
1
85c
Jan. 21
20c
Jan.
4
20c
75c
Sept. 20
10 K Sept.
1
Apr. 26
9K Jan. 12
30c
Feb. 21
5c
Jan. 10
40c
IK Sept. 19
IK Sept.
31c
Jan.
25c
Jan.
Mar.
3
July
8
Apr. 25
May
8
13 K Feb.
15
Sept. 13
K May
1
3K July 14
33
June
Aug.
Sept. 20
13
Sept.
2K Sept. 18
75c
30
Sale
Jan.
60c
9K Sale
13 K
9
2
14
10c
25c
"50c" "60c
June
6
60c
9H
May 19
85
85
2K
Jan.
10c
Sale
51c
20
28,491
195,160
.....
90
75c" ""Ik
3.710 Union Land Ac Copper Mln Co
"7',631
50c
13K
Common............... 100
......
4
IK Mar. 18
June
3 102
67
10c
15
5
4,195 Niplssing Mines..
2.50
123,120 North Butte
25
1,219 Ollbway Mining Co
25
11,055 Old Dominion Co.....
11,518 Pond Gr Pocahontas Co
37.263 Ouincy Mining Co
25
A*
Sale
2
25
4,604 Mohawk Mining Go
406 New River Co pref erred... 100
14
June 20
June 10
Jan.
2K
......
...
40
30
MINING—
15
47
1
28
3K Sept.25
1K Sept. 1
7
Sept. 26
60
5
24
19K Jan.
12
Jan.
40
5K
2K
7K
3K July 15
32 K June 20
1K May
8
23
5K Feb. 18
25
12,687 Calumet 8c Hecla
41,679 Copper Range Go .........25
500 Hardy Coal Co...
.......1
800 Hancock Consol Mining...25
1
746 Island Creek Coal..
Preferred..
...........1
11
Jan.
IK
526 Weatfield Mfg Co can stock..
410 Wilson & Jones common.
1,537
3,379
Mar. 18
8
2K
8K Sale
834 Sale
16 K Sale
2
12
40
41
2K Sept. 6
Sept. 19
95
2K
3
2
92
10
12K
59
Warren Bros
IK Apr.
6
15K Feb. 18
40c
18
75c
39 K June
35
June
*
440 Waltham Watch class B
Preferred..
.........lit
1,505
25
Highest.
Sale Prices
..
57,517 United Founders Corp com 1
25
100,522 United Shoe Mach Corp
7,532^ Preferred... ............25
547 U S Elec Power Corp....... *
Utility Equities Corp |5.50
dlv priority stk allot ctfs..
150
1,201
87,425
300
Ask.
Sale
Sale
K
1
Ask
14
8,474 Venezuela Mexican Oil GrplO
5,980 Venezuela Holding Corp....*
•8,531 Waldorf System Inc
6,618
*
2 H
50c
454
2,260
5,330
Bid.
25
20
6
800 United Garr Fastener Corp
8,056
Sale
2
18
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 30.
Bid.
Glass A....
1,937
130
Ask
Bid.
*
29,769 Mats Utll Associate! v t c
9,814 Mergen thaler Linotype..-..41
6,382 Nat Service Go com shs tt ctfa
90 New Engl Equity Corp...
*
20 New Eng Gas Ac Elec Co pref.
New England Public Service
Common...—.—
4,921
24,175 New England Tel Ac Tel...l#0
160
Sept. 1.
1933.
Shares.
4,220
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
BOSTON
STOCKEXCHANGE
Shares.
65
STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON
OCT., 1933.]
11
3
2
June
3
17 K June
8
2
June
4K June
40c
June
IK June
IK Sept.
3
2
1
•*> ,L
Baltimore Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
1932.
32,540
477,339
Shares
29,141
265,256
Since
Jan. 1.
1,153,772
Sept. 30
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Jan. 3
BONDS
1933.
Bid
$
$
Sept. 1.
Ask.
Ask
Bid.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sale
Prices.
500
2,100
3,400
1
98
1,000
*»
mm
m.
m
—
1,000
300
9
98%
98%
99%
99
_
Sale
98
98
Sale
school
Sept.
1
Sept. 18
97
Sale
Sept. 30
Sept. 21
99
Sept. 13
Sept. 21
98
98
98%
99% Sept. 25
99% Sept. 25
80
15
Nth
Co.
June
July
94
May
99
July
99 % Sept.
91
Apr.
Jan.
6 100
6
15 101
19 102
Feb.
8
Feb.
1
97
July
24
24
May 26
26 94
Feb.
7 100
25 99 % Sept.
Jan.
13 10014
June
Apr. 10 95
99% Sept.
Sept. 27
24
25
31
17
27
Feb.
9
100% Feb.
100
10,000 Bait SparPt & Ches 4%«„ 1953
Trac
June
95
Feb.
15
100
Sept. 7
May 16
101
1980
Div 1st 5a
94
99% Sept. 27
1955
Balto
92% May 19
May 16
Jan. 13
May 13 100
Feb. 21
July
5 100
93
99% Sept. 27
1937
3^8
June
87
97
1937
4s Harbor Serial
13
Jan. 20
May 13 100
Feb.
9
Apr. 15 102
Apr
19 91% Apr. 19
99
97
98%
99
1947
City 4s School House
Jan.
June 21 100
90
Sept.18
1947
48 Harbor
18
19
30
95
99
98%
1957
loan
1
13
8
92
loo"" Saie"
1955
Water......
Aug.
Aug.
9 97
June
May 19 95
87
May
9 101% Feb.
Jan.
97
July 27 100
87
May 12 102% Feb.
90 % May
90% May 18
June
95
91
Apr. 13
94
Aug.
92
Apr. 11
§§*
87
Sept.
7 100
Sept.18
Sept.
80
7
Sept. 18
99
99
Feb.
9 101
15 100%
Sept. 7 100
88
May 16 88
74% May 12 91
100
July
6 100 *
20
July
6
16
June 21
15
10 % May 23
19
Jan.
Apr. 26
July
5
Feb. 21
Feb. 17
Balto
Commercial Credit 6s
101
161
99%
1935
96%
101
_
_
99%
99%
Consol Gas gen 4%8
1954
Consol Gas El Lt & Prl._1935
Danville Trac 1st 5s
101
100
106
& Feb.
7
Feb. 23
103
Feb.
103
15
1941
May
Apr.
May
May
15
May
61
June 20
98
May 26
May
9
50
Falrmount & Clark Tr 5s 1938
7,000 Finance Co of Amer 6%s_1934
1943
1,000 Florida Cent & Pen 5s
101
100
96
43
1934
5%a
12% May
July
May
May
106% Feb.
15
1942
...
500 Ches & Po Tel of Va 1st 5s
4,500
13,500
9,000
1,000
2,000
3,000
99
98%
Augusta Ry & El Co 1st 5sl940
5,000
Sept. 26
98%
City 4s 2nd A & P (cpn)..1938
4s 2nd
6
June
98
19
4,000 4s 3rd Sewer Ser (cpn)_._
1,000 City 4s P & B (cpn)
1946
1948
1,000 4s 2nd School Loan...
1,000
1,100
1,000
1,000
2,000
3,400
1,000
6
93
1962
3,000 48 Conduit
1961
1,000 48 Jones Falls
1961
36,900 4s Sewerage Impt
1952
1,000 4s 2d Sewer Loan
.......1961
3,400 4s Dock Loan
...1961
10,500 4s School House
1960
2,800 48 Burnt District
1958
5,100 4s Conduit
1958
6,300 48 Water Loan
2,000 48 Airport
1957
1957
1,300 4s School House
4,000 4s Public Library
1951
11,200 48 Annex Improvement.. 1954
1952
8,000 4s 3rd School
5,400 4s Annex Improvement.. 1951
9,000 4s Paving Laon
..1951
500 4s 2nd
1,000
June
97
1943
700 4s Public Park Impt
100 4s Engine House
•
Prices.
1944
100 City 48 2d Water
600 4s 2d Water..-.
400
Sale
Prices
102% June 26 102}4 June 26
100
Apr. 11
Apr. 11 100
2,000
6,100
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
Ask
Bid.
600
■
$244,800
1,306,400
$91,300
Price
EXCHANGE
STOCK
In
Jan. 1 to
1932.
1933.
September.
BALTIMORE
aggregate sales.
September.
Bond Sales.
1933. •*'
Stock Sales.
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
100%
95%
98%
98
99%
20
•
20
6% Apr.
50%
45
50%
12
June
3
85
12,000 Georgia & Ala con 5s (flat)
4,000 Ga So & Fla Ry 1st 5s
1945
July
Apr.
May
May
12
28
12
15
20 % July
50 % July
3
5
7
Jamison Cold Storage Door
1,000
7,000
30,000 Macon Dublin & Sav 5%. 1947
31,000 Maryland Elec Ry 6%8__.
Maryland
1,000
2,000
Pennsylvania
1st 4s
2,000
2,000 Merchants Term 6s
4,000 Mo Pa Ry 1st 5s (flat)
7'
1,000
Shares.
15
—
*.
«.
328,000
—
-
«
216
795
3
First 6s (flat)
440
1,719
17,298
91
813
10
1949
60
11
13
^
Sale'
common..
Sale
24
41%
4)4
100
100
common
1st preferred...
100
12%
Saie
.....
Sale
*
64
Sale
D
100
109
677
5)4% pref ser E...
5% preferred
397 Consolidation Coal
100
1% Sept. 28
101 %
1% Sept. 28
11% Sept. 18
1% Sept. 14
10
Sept. 25
2% Sept. 13
Sept. 26
% Sept. 29
9% Sept. 27
2% Sept. 13
Sale
45
25c
Sept. 15
20% Sept. 30
41
Sept. 14
30c
20% Sale
29
36
55
Jan.
50
Aug. 28
Aug. 21
52% May 31
5% Apr. 10
20
6214 Sept. 18
5% Apr. 10
4
Jan.
8% Apr.
% Apr.
8% Apr.
2
Aug.
27
Jan.
17
4
17
17
June 14
6c
Feb.
9% Apr.
13% Apr.
8
50c
June 10
1
6
33
Jan.
9
July
July
July
June
July
July
2
7% preferred
Convertible A
Consol Gas E L 8c Power
6c
13
23!
Sale
30c
Sept.
7
24% Sept.
8
41
Sept. 14
1
Sale
12
116% Sale
94
24% Sale
5% Sept. 30
Sept. 20
11
114% Sale
943
243
60 %
108
Sale
97%
Sale
Sale
1
Feb.
Feb.
8
17
5
May
4
116% Sept.
15% Sept.
24% Sept.
95
Sept.
24% Sept.
38% Sept.
60% Sept.
112
108
103%
91%
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
13
Feb.
153
Apr.
6
1%
5% Sale
11
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
48
Sept.
106% Sept.
101% Sept.
97
Sept.
114%
15%
24%
94%
24%
38%
104
100
...100
•No par value.
62% Sept. 18
10
24%
19
2,234
4,722
6
1
Sept. 27
Aug. 21
6c
6^1
*
11%
ser
3% Apr. 12
Feb.
45
■
1%
11% -12
1
1%
11%
12
35c
16 %
Preferred
6% preferred
Sept. 27
62% Sept. 18
66
-+
2% Sale
11
25
5,265
Aug 30
Sept. 20
July 13
Feb.
23
June 12
July
18
Par.
Preferred
Black & Decker
45
20
2%
6H%
75
42
Corp
funded 5s
1936
1949
STOCKS.
Sept. 27
20
19
424
512
45
1,046 Commercial Credit Corp com.
2,055 Commercial Credit pref B..25
2,789
49
50
37%
116
35
45% Sept. 27
75
Sept. 20
42
July 13
3% Apr. 12
55
of Bait pf.. 100
100
29
Sec
Income 4s (flat)
First 4s (flat)
1,200 Ches & Pot Tel
304
202
El
650 Baltimore Tube
61,095
45% Sept. 27
Sept. 20
75
1981
*
1,262 Appalachian Corp
72,211 Arundel Corporation
*
2,042 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)... 50
40
20
45% Sept. 27
75
Sept. 26
66,000
3,089
123
&
(flat)
Shares.
170
5,120
_
45,300
139,000
156,000
July
15
-7'V
Bankers
Ry
12
Apr. 28
July 14
12% Jan. 16
85
43
RR
1951
19,000
5% coll. trust notes...1938
1,000 United Porto Rican 6%s flat
United
1,000
4,000
8,000
37,000
7,000
22
9
19418
5,000 Norfolk & Sou 5% (flat). 1961
7,000 North Avenue Market 68.1940
3,000 Roland Pk Montebello 5%s'41
1,000 Seaboard Air Line 4s stpd '50
Southern
7,000
15
15
52%
107
97% Sale
7
Sept. 14
11% Sept. 20
103
99
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sale
2%
6% Sept. 20
3%
~22% Sale"
22
22%
I
22% Sept. 21
6% Sept. 20
23% Sept. 7
4%
18%
70
18%
17
43
97
47%
5%
7%
8%
13
116% Feb.
15% Sept.
Sept.
95
Sept.
24% Aug.
31
70
10
19
5
23
8
19
7
12
14
16
31
June 24
June 13
110% Feb. 10
107
Jan. 30
102
Jan.
3
Feb.
2
9% July
July
14
20c
29
11
Jan. 3
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
STOCKS
;
Bid.
2,679 Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp.10
5®
6,208 Fidelity Ac Deposit
1,612 Finance Co of Am class a--*
195
467
67
50
56
-
404
296
9
335
105
cl a..10
3
5A
1,297
1,040
2,558
30
220
6,588
4A Mar. 15
Sept. 26
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
9
30
5
3% June
4
Vfonon w Penn ps
4
3A Sept. 12
Apr.
2 A June
4'Vs Apr.
45* Apr.
Sept. 25
-----
5
3A Sept. 15
Aug.
Aug.
"7" ""Sept."20
"7^i"Sept.""5
May
7
2A Sept. 15
10
Sept. 19
32
Sept. 19
Mar.
Sept.
5% Sept.
3%
7% pref.25
....
UK
3
----
Sale
3 A Sept.
3
Sept. 20
2 A Sept. 26
9
Sept. 6
30
Sept.
1
25*
Sale
205
16^
30
200
13
30 A
31
26
Sept. 26
Mar.
Sept. 20
—
.
Sale
50
.*
Aug. 30
26
25
17
135*
76 A
51
Sale"
13
Sale
53 a
Sale
14
47
7
1
77
Sept. 7
5254 Sept. 14
12% Sept. 29
76% Sept.
1
42% Sept. 22
Sept.
1
Apr.
63A Apr. 24
Mar. 31
40
1,350
2
50c
Silica Gel Corp common
Corp
Preferred
100
5
4 Standard Gas Equip pref...
*
100 Texas Gulf Sulphur
July
July
5c
*
*
Secur Corp com...
Aug. 30
175* Jan.
6
Sept. 7
60
Jan. 23
100
Preferred
1A Aug.
2A Sept. 19
25* Sept. 19
1
Jan.
Jan.
8c
June
12
4A
Sale
3A
78
75
.
Sept.
75
9
9
Sept.
June 23
15c
June 23
60
....—...
72
June 12
10c
June 23
May
Aug
75
June
26
Aug.
1H Mar. 20
4% Sept. 12
3A Sept. 25
Sale
June 23
15c
Sale
7
10c
3%
319 Western Md Dairy Corp pref.
8 Western National Bank—20
21
2h
5c
2,442 United PortoRlcan Sugar com
50
2,312 United Rys Ac Electric
1«
102,957 u s Fidelity at Guar
100 Wash Bait & Annap com..50
11,392
•
1H
27
15
5c
Jan.
9
4
Apr. 11
345* Aug. 25
3
Aug.
8
1
Jan. 13
15* July 27
15c
Aug. 24
4
Apr.
34 A Aug.
10
274 Union Trust Co
54 United Porto Rlcan sun pfd
20
12
77
July
July
Jan.
10
26
27
12
Southern Bankers Secur
22
5
21
18
June 19
Second Southern Bankers
1,292
I
ri
June 13
5
May
5
Common
Apr.
Apr.
July
10 V* July
345* July
J05
Aug.
175* July
15* Apr.
35
July
Jan.
Feb.
28
11
Apr.
* Feb. 20
5
Mar.
July
14"" "i5"
5
Jan.
95* Feb. 17
5* July 11
Aug.
29
July
3
Apr.
:::: ~w
Mt Vern-Woodb Mills pref—
Penna Water Ar Power
1
Mar.
2m
2J4
June 30
7 A July 12
101* Aug. 22
3 A Sept. 15
Mar.
8
4A Sept. 29
Sale
15
39 A
5
6
4
7
45*
5
4A
19
21 15 A
Mar. 20
15
Mort Bond Ac Title
1,852 Northern Central
651
Highest.
Sale Prices
21
7
50
30
5 National Marine Bank
New Amsterdam Casualty.
26
Lore est.
Sale Prices.
3
Miners Transp—
Ac
27,800
2,050
Highest.
Sale Prices
8A Sept. 9
Sept. 30
4A Sept.
Sale
4
4
3
b
10 Mercantile Trust Co
1078639542
21
5K
Merch
9
-----
preferred.10
5,881
Ask.
~~4A Sale
10
com
class
54,295 Maryland Cas Co..........
10
573 Maryland Trust Co
3,385
Bid.
Sale
4
ClassB
Common
854 Finance Service
1320986347205
10
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 30.
Ask
Bid.
19,411 Houston oh preferred....100
100
25 Ga So & Fla 2d pret
1,343 Insurance Shares Md ctfs—*
1,003 Mfrs Finance common v t- .25
1st preferred. :
.25
1,230
Second prefer red........ 25
589
736
-
6
34
Ask
4%
1,628 Finance Service
341
Sept. 1.
1933.
Shares.
1
r
.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
67
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
BALTIMORE
AGGREGATE SALES
September.
STOCK
BALTIMORE
Oct., 1933.]
26
9
2
27
2
No par value.
Table Brought Forward from Page 18.
RATES OF EXCHANGE ON OTHER CENTRES.
'
<rr
Czecho¬
Canada
slovakia
Bucharest
Polish
Hungary
Serbia
Bulgaria
Finnish
Argentina
Brazil
Dollar
September
Krone
Lei
Zloty
Pengo
Dinar
Lee
Markka
Peso
Milreis
Checks
Checks
Checks
Cables
Checks
16.05
25.00
Checks
Checks
42* % discount
—
2
3
_
.
4.22
4ui«a4ui#% disc
1
.85
o4.25
4.255*a4.29
.86
a.86 5*
a.875*
16.12
25.21
1.96
1.98
1.15
o2.00
1.18
o2.00
Checks
Cables
36.49
36.50
8.24
8.25
37.49
37.50
8.24
8.25
Cables
Checks
Checks
O2.035*
2.02
2.035*02.045*
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j
HOLI DAY
4
a.88
16.08
24.92
1.97
o2.01
1.13
2.03
O2.05
37.49
37.50
8.24
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16.23
25.08
1.97Jfa2.00
1.13
2.03
O2.055*
37.49
37.50
8.24
8.25
37.50
8.24
8.25
4?*% discount
4.27 5*fl4.2954
6
4.28
4.28
8
45*% discount
454% discount
45* a4uu% disc
9
45*% discount
4.16
7
8.25
.85
04.3054 .87
5
04.2954 .86
4.2554a4.2754 .86
*
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a4.20
37.49
16.23
25.08
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16.13
24.92
1.96
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1.13
2.01
02.05
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37.50
8.24
8.25
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24.75
1.95
al.99
1.08
2.00
02.05
37.49
37.50
8.24
8.25
37.00
8.24
8.25
a.88 5*
SUN DAY
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45*% discount
4.15
04.2154 .85
.86
04.25
45*% discount
4.25
4»iea43i6%
...
4.15
16.00
a.88V*
16.10
a.885*
16.21
a.865*
24.68
1.95
24.97
1.96
25.08
1.96
al.97
1.08
2.01
O2.025*
36.99
al.975*
1.13
2.02
O2.04
36.99
37.00
8.24
8.25
al.97
1.17
2.02
02.035*
36.99
37.00
8.24
8.25
04.2754
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disc. 4.29
a4.34
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a.92
16.25
25.36
1.985*a2.02
1.42
2.03
O2.065*
36.99
37.00
8.24
8.25
4.39
a4.41
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a.93
16.76
26.06
2.035*a2.06
1.48
2.08
02.09
37.99
38.00
8.24
8.25
2.09
02.09 5*
38.49
38.50
8.24
8.25
02.165*
38.99
39.00
8.36
3 J*% discount
35*% discount
4.40
.915*0.925*
04.44
16.73
26.27
2.03
a2.06
1.60
SUN DAY
25is a2'i6% disc, 4.53
23ie alllie% disc. 4.58
4.60
1J*% discount
....
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26.98
2.04
1.40
2.13
04.62
,935*0.965*
17.32
26.98
2.095*a2.15
1.20
2.12
02.155*
39.24
39.25
8.36
04.68
,94
17.50
27.37
2.13
1.30
2.13
02.175*
39.74
39.75
8.36
39.50
8.36
8.36
04.58
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a.95
a.97
17.20
o2.ll
o2.18
8.40
21
25* a2%
disc. 4.57
04.64
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a.95
17.27
27.12
2.10
02.15
1.18
2.11
02.18
39.49
25* a25*%
93
a.95
17.21
27.35
2.10
a2.15
1.25
2.13
02.155*
39.74
39.75
25* a21i#%
disc. 4.57
disc. 4.59
04.59
04.60
93
a.96
17.34
27.22
2.10
02.15
1.38
2.12
02.14
39.74
39.75
8.74
8.75
23
2.09
02.14
39.49
39.50
8.49
8.50
8.50
SUN DAY
25*% discount
04.55
92
25*% discount
4.52
o4.54
25* % discount
.
26
4.53
4.49
O4.50
....
25* a2%
27.05
2.08
a2.13
1.20
90
a.96
17.24
27.03
2.07
o2.ll
1.18
2.10
02.14
39.24
39.25
8.49
91
*0.92
17.00
26.92
2.05
O2.10
1.30
2.09
02.11
38.99
39.00
8.49
8.49
8.50
8.50
a.92
17.03
26.82
2.075*a2.11
1.28
2.09
02.12
38.99
disc. 4.52
o4.56
925*a.93
17.12
27.00
2.09
a2.14
1.32
2.11
02.145*
39.49
39.50
8.24
8.25
4.51
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17.25
27.03
2.10
02.14
1.32
2.11
02.12
39.49
39.50
8.24
8.25
25*% discount
.
17.07
39.00
25* % discount
29
a.95
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91
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Uruguay
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Sol
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Dollar
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19.00
86.21o88.50
65:50a68.00
20.25
8.25o8.75
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19.00
86.21o88.50
67.08069.00
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Cleveland Stock Exchange
RECORD
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Shares 27,359
404,225
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
Jan. 1.
BONDS
Ask.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
108X
86 X Sale
STOCKS
Par.
2,147 Aetna Rubber............-*
2,398 Allen Industrleo
..*
1
.__.*
5
820
r
533
Preferred......
91%
44
Prior
pref
•
100
.....
5,302 Central United National
448 Chase Brass & Cop pfd
6,994 City ice & Fuel
22
908
20
OX
524
J
12%
19
1,090 Cleveland Builders Supply..*
903 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref
*
5,661 Cleveland Elec 111 6% preflOO
792 Cleveland Rys
190
4,889
Certificates of deposit.. 109
2,034 Cleveland Securities prior pf*
4,797 Cleveland Trust
100
""444
79
700
"'295
501 Cleveland Union Stkyds
112
179
85
39 X
»
Va
7
~ix
15
Sept. 1
Sept.30
19X Sept. 1
65
Sept.21
15
29
80
30
29
21
1X Sept. 1
Sept. 20
3
6
IX Sept.
12
Sept.
10
Sept.
66
Sept.
104X Sept.
20
Sale
72
104
20
21
19
21
18M
5X
20
25
24
27X
3X
33
27^
2X
33
4
---
...
18
Sale
IX
2
30
4X
65
58
240
455 Firestone T & R 6% pref..100
2,693 Foote Burt
30
2,189 Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp.*
10
1,788 General Tire & Rubber
1,248
6% preferred
5,695 Geometric Stamping
6
7
4X
9X
8X
6
Apr.
13
19
Mar. 20
1
7
July 19
July 18
Aug. 29
6
June 24
11
Sept. 1
Sept. 20
3
June
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
3X
IX
IX
3%
2X
7
Feb.
Apr. 20
14
Sept.
Jan. 19
July
Aug.
6X Sept. 13
6
Sept. 23
June 24
June
3
6
June
6
1% Jan.
22% June
47% Apr.
5
July
3X July
7X Sept. 21
Sept.23
12
Mar. 27
26
26
6
31
July 28
Sept. 21
July 18
Sept. 25
17X Jan.
15
15
13
29
22
Jan.
2
Feb.
6
2
July
July
July
Aug.
July
Feb. 16
10
10% Sept. 28
7
Sept. 21
22 X Sept.
8
30
Sept.12
3
Sept. 12
13
7
June
4
Jan.
Apr. 21
30
96
27
June 26
4
Jan.
13
Jan.
19
5
4
14
July 19
July 12
May 10
15
7% Sept.
13
Jan.
5
X Feb. 11
40
15 Firestone Tire & Rubber.. 10
70X
7X Sale
4X
6
1
13
11X July 22
15
July 17
10% Sept. 28
6
Sept. 25
22 X Sept.
8
30
Sept. 12
3
Sept. 12
17
6
22
8
25
5
5
Feb.
Apr.
29
1X Sept. 14
15
Sept. 6
12
Sept.12
73
Sept. 1
104X Sept.21
20
20
9
July
1
95X Mar. 31
Sept. 5
7X Sept. 5
11^ Sept. 5
8X Sept. 26
14
June
5
May 12
32
89
Sept.
7X Sept.
9
Sept.
8
Sept.
"If"
10
2,114 Faultless Rubber
*
2,286 Federal Knitting Mills ...._•
7.088 Ferry Cap & Set Screw
5
4
I
10 X
115 Enamel Products
25
June
OX Sept.
5
64
12X
8
99%
1,014 Elec Controller & Mfg......*
171
50
11^
"31"
30
......
115
18
5
7 107M Sept. 16
104X Sept
Sept.21
40
Sept, 21 40
Sept. 5
30X Sept, 30 40
89^
iJSf
2X
539
Preferred
;
..100
50 Eaton Manufacturing
*
83 Edwards (Win) pref......100
10
7
a4X
IX
3.087 Corrlgan McKlnney voting
1
2,073
Non-voting...
...1
12,644 Dow Chemical
*
1,202
43
12
22
40
X
85 X
July 20
Sept.14
May
6
May
X Jan.
6 X Sept.
7
July
% Feb.
60
Apr.
9
Apr.
65
Apr.
9X Apr.
46
Apr.
X Jan.
1
Aug.
IX Sept.
4X Sept.
44
38
Sale
5
*
425 Commercial Bookbinding
114
105
36
11
830 Columbus Auto Parts pref
"""25
69 M
lOOX Sale
40 X
9%
3%
*
80
17
4X
24 X
150
117
11X Sept.
Sept.
15% Sept.
65
Sept.
12
Sale
15X
Sale
110
Sale
41
80
Feb.
Feb.
4
4X
69
5
10
109""
7,118 Cleveland Worsted Mills ...*
1,796 Cliffs Corporation ▼ t c
*
1,049
Sale
X
48X
10 x
19^ Sale
1
26 Cleveland Builders Realty._*
964
15
80
11X Sale
47
75
X
100
Pref..
4X
50
16
7
45
Sept.
7
,
1
June
1
6X Sept.
1
June
14
Jan
1
•6
50
-
62
6
11
7
Jan.
50 X Sept. 14
5X Sept. 19
Sept. 11
7X
70
6
Sept.
1
6
SX
11
Sept. 19
91
X Jan. 31
6
X Feb.
7
20
109
*
8,802 Clark Fred O
""20
Sept.
.....
150 Brown A preferred..
*
20 Bulkley Bldg preferred...100
210 Byers Machine A
*
17 Canfield Oil preferred
100
380
3
3
48 X
55
5
2X Sept.
2X
2
17
Sale
6
50
40
225 Brown Fence & Wire "B"...*
100
2X
2X
l!" 2t*
91
Prices.
98X Feb.
Mar. 21
84
Sept. 19
Sept. 19
91
92%
2X
1%
IX
10
X
4% Sale
50
2X
50
115 American Vitrified Prod
2,693 Apex Electric
26
Sale
91% Feb. 21
90
Shares.
1,252
Highest.
Lowest.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale Prices.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
1933.
Bid.
$
1933
57,000 Cleveland Railway 5s
27,000 Firestone of California 5s *42
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Since
September.
$41,900
84,000
Sept. 30
Jan. 3
In
2,000
Jan. 1 to
$2,000
•---
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
September-
31,736
296,743
1932.
1933.
Bond Sales.
1932.
1933.
Stock Sales.
10
June 13
28
Jan.
5
12
I June
3
3
June
3
200 Gabriel Co
15
280
*
95 Glidden prior pref
81
(Goodrich (B F)
100
40
X
*
100
58
Preferred
Preferred...
14X
14
698 Guardian Trust
236
65
39
.......100
.*
Preferred
3,777 Kelly Island L A T
Company
13,062 Lamson Sessions..
1,320 McKee B__
95
'""MO
84
225
329 Myers F E 9c Bro
100
•
*
4
3,206
200
"770
10
100
25
100
300 National Tool
...50
79 National Tool pref.
100
9,580 Nestle LeMur **A"_.
....__*
858 Nineteen Hundred Corp4 A***
59 North Amer Securities A
*
9,803 Ohio Brass>4B"
30
145
♦No par value;
Preferred
08X Sept. 13
X
'
4
7X
14X
3
20X
5X
25X
7
20X
28
5
77
m
9%
3
3X
20X
Tx
10
9
50
10
70
1
4
5
5X
Sale
12 X
6
4
15
20X Sept. 25
52
9
4^8
17
5
5
48 X
10
1
4X
23
6X
Sept. 16
4% Sept.
% Sept.
1
6
Sept. 27
5% Sept.25
23
24^ Sept.
7
5
2
1
2
§
4X
9X
4
5
17
7X
5
14
9
19
52
Sept. 16
0% Sept. 21
% Sept. 6
4X
5
7X
4
5
10%
6
Sept. 11
Sept. 16
Sept. 20
13
Sept.
6
5
Sept. 16
12% Sept. 1
5% Sept. 16
12X Sept. 29
4
Sept. 21
Sept. 14
"i'H
2H
5X
200
Sale
120
3X
48
1
X
3
4
100
IX
3
...
7
131X 139
4
52
Sept.21
Sept. 14
8
20
10% Sept.28
4X Sept. 5
9X Sept. 22
8
Sept. 23
16^ Sept. 28
4X Sept.28
4X Sept.28
7
Sale
♦
5
100
34
24
5X
90
4X
125
132 X
46
50
4V*
3
4
2X
1
2
21X
17 X
56
22%
Sept. 9 136
8
6% Sept. 29
Sept. 6 50
3
2% Sept. 26
1
1
Sept. 22
3
3
Sept. 20
2
IX Sept.
22X Sept. 26 22 X
Sept.19
Sept. 14
Sept. 6
Sept. 27
Sept. 14
Sept. 1
Sept. 14
131
"7"
49
3
2
3
2
23
2X
130
IX Sale
22 X
50
Sale
13
Sale
13
90
47
90
56
Aug. 19
70
Jan.
12
Aug.
4
Sept. 16
Apr. 28
Feb.
24
18
56
Sept.
7
Sept.22
Sept. 20
Sept.15
Sept. 26
2
Feb. 25
Apr. 22
Sept. 14
4% June 26
52
1
Mar. 23
5
May 29
5
May
Apr. 15
3
8
93
2
140
110
29
Apr.
May
18
4
18
1
Jan.
1
Sept 22
8
May
X Apr. 28
20 X May 22
X Aug. 14
5% Jan. 11
44
50
16
h
20*
Feb.
18
July
July
Apr.
July
May
July
17
17
20
10
17
19
12
5
18
OX June 20
Aug. 23
July
5
July 19
59
»
i4o*
Mar. 25 136
3
July
July
I* July
1
Feb.
93
7
Apr. 18
May 12 140
30
3
Aug. 23
1
7 X Aug. 28
3
Aug. 14
2X Jan. 17
Mar. 30
July 10
OX Apr. 18
2
Apr. 19
9
1% Feb.
12X Sept. 1
19
83 X July 14
0% Sept. 21
2% Apr. 24
6
3 X Sept. 27
8
Sept. 22
8
Sept. 23
10
14
4
Jan.
Mar. 22
May 24
Jan. 18
50
10
Feb.
25
52
2%
X
IX
X
X
11
30
38% Jan. 26
4
48
Apr.
3
15
4
8
25
4
4
3X
8
Jan. 25
5Y Jan. 11
May 29
July 17
June 14
75
June 22
30
56
X Mar. 29
4
Mar. 24
7
52
5
1
14
Mar. 31
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
Mar. 31
15
70
Sale
16
16""
Feb.
—~
52X
19%
5X
June
30
5
14X
13
7
34
08 X Sept. 13
45
Qfj
'"""75
100
70
26
OX.
17
July
July
1
80
Sale
1
; July
5% Jan. 11
40 X May 29
ClGX Feb. 23
32
9X
52
45
80
5
3
•
25 National City
1,936 National Carbon pfd.....100
8,000 National Refining
1,609
Preferred
6,968 National Tile....
54
35
7
Feb. 23
53
IX Sept.22
2
Preferred
6,330 National Acme....
93
155
"70"
18
2X
22
'""206
396
60
3
Apr.
29
42
39
9X
10
583 Metropolitan Paving Brick.
100 Metrop Paving Brick pref..
250 Miller Wholesale Drug......*
12,3l5 Mohawk Rubber...
.'..*
2,041
Preferred
100
536 Murray Ohio
*
19
12
1
100
617 Medusa Portland Cemenr.t..*
"""60
38X
32
18
74
"2X
2nd preferred-.........100
750 Korach
185
60
1
June
25
Sept. 22
Sept. 7
80
"~5X
21,911 India Tire & Rubber.......*
5,778 Interlake SS-.
.*
852 Jaeger Machine....
*
2
1,139
9X
•
100
725 Kay nee
189
...
320 Harrls-Seybold-Potter...
*
374 Higbee 1st preferred...
100
175
IX
70
..10
364 Hanna M A J7 pref
840 Harbauer
20
372
Preferred
75
30
28
45
.....100
1.105 Halle Brothers
10
60
2
...100
2.104 Grelf Bros Cooperage
"205
74
IX
85
..._*
105 Goodyear 1st preferred...
466 Great Lakes Towing-.
-.100
"335
60
1
Sept. 22
Sept. 7
Sept. 22
68
57
26,5371 Goody ear Tire & Rubber...*
25
85
92
30
25
100
June
13
July 13
May 29
Feb.
1
July
5
July
6
Sept. 19
9
July
3
July
8
4X June 22
2
July
5
3X May 23
58
3
June
2
13
24
Jau.
20^
Aug. 14
July
5
Sept. 14
56
Oct., 1933.]
AGGREGATE
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES.
In
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
STOCKS
40
250
100
Bid.
245 Republic Stmpg & Enamel--*
34,278
515
""420
_
_
_
_
_
-
-
"2", 040
522
15
2
9A
29 A
1
1
2
IX
2A
15
5
10
12
25
Preferred
15
Sale
100
35,827 Sherwin-Williams
80
82
preferred..—
....
.*
:::::
50
B._..
160 StoufferCorp "A"
13
1
4,229 Thompson Products Inc....*
524 Trumbull-Cliffs preferred 100
100
155
300
115
165 Truscon Steel pref
405 Union Metal
14,404
5,946
s*
10
33
740 Vlchek
*
25
Union Trust.
Van Dorn
100
....
Tool
Sale
5A
5A
75
\2X
Sale
50
4A
X
10,
June 15
4
May
6
A Jan. 24
::ht
2
4X
11A
17A
7
5
20
20
Sale
X
18A
10
-----
41X
—
42 X
95
Sale
--S"
98
3
16
.
43
4 A Sept. 30
X Sept. 1
13A Sept. 29
4A Sept. 20
12
Sept. 26
41X Sept. 29
X Sept. 25
o
2
ix "i"
3?*
...£ it
9
75
80
^
~"~X Sept."25
I
3
4%
VA
5^
SA
8
16^
4
.
»
No par value.
100
8
16
4
2
21
18
5
25
10
15
.Jan.
ISA
17A Sept. 22
18A Sept.
6
"35"
96
1
9
35
Sale
95
80
68
3
Sept. 28
Sept. 14
Sept. 21
43
96
80
Sept.
1
Sept.
7
Sept. 21
M
4A
3X
15
80
.....
12
16j|
70
37
4X
3
I
Sept. 26
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
22
26
25
29
18
28
25
11
m
4
24
30
24
30
25
45
47
39
45
40
3
7A
10
Jan.
20
Feb.
10
June 15
6 A May 15
A Jan.
Apr.
A June
20
May
9X July
12
July
53
July
1X June
X Sept.
X Aug.
2
July
7
7
24
25
22
29
17
21
8
5
25
10
31
June
7
June
20 A June
6
25
9
13 A Feb. 24
70
Mar. 22
8X June 17
43
July
8
98 A July 22
77 A Mar. 23
83
2
7
Aug. 17
June
ft
June 13
3
12
July 13
Sept. 26
3
"1" Sale"
2H
7X
6
Mar. 25
Apr. 19
2
X June
2
Aug. 92
3
July 13
Sale
^
2
17 X Sale
1
10
"3 A "SepOl "4^~Sept"5
it*
12
Sept"26
20
Sept. 14
70
Sept. 26
38A Sept. 22
3
Sept. 29
2
Sept. 5
4
Sept. 8
8A Sept. 18
25
Sept. 11
5
Feb.
10
A Apr. 21
6A Feb. 23
60
Jan. 25
20
30
May 18
38Sept. 22
June
3
June
5
10 A Jan. 15
3 A May 19
3
5
A Mar. 28
A Apr. 28
IX Mar. 23
nA Apr. 21
75
4
Sept. 14
Aug. 52
A July
3
Sept. 25
45
Sept.
5
Feb.
18
9
Feb.
7
25
25
10
15
7
3
14X Jan.
812 West Res Inv Corp pr pref 100
50
300 White Motor
Preferred
Feb.
A Feb.
9 A Jan.
IX June
12
July
22X Apr.
1X June
X Sept.
X Aug.
1
4
Sept.
3
Sept.
7 A Sept.
25
Sept.
7X
2
6
3H
37
"2
*
*
30
1
19
18
26
1
Sale
10
*
4A Sept.
X Sept.
15
Sept.
5X Sept.
12
Sept.
50
Sept.
_____
6
33X
"
2,235 Weinberger Drug.
1,644
Highest.
Sale Prices
2
200 Youngstown Sheet & Tube.*
"'306
Lowest.
;.;V
Prices.
3
7ZX
*
~l",369
""215
12
51 Standard Oil of Ohio pref.100
A
1.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
15
40
150
6
Sale
17
510
—
50
Sale
1
•
910 Standard Textile
"
4A
X
14 A
1
— .
106
Ask.
10
10 Robbins & Myers v t c ser 2_.*
640 Robblns & Myers pref v t c -25
*
31,855 Setberllng Rubber..--.
755
3,712
15
::::: "is"
—
5,038 Selby Shoe.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Ask. Bid.
3
3X
25 River Raisin Paper—
Series 1
451
•
Bid.
X
~*
Rlchman Bros
40
4Sept. 1.
Ask.
6A
2
Packer Corporation
*
480 Paragon Refining B 3d end-*
*
2,071 Patterson-Sargent
3
3,630 Peerless Motor
40
'
*
1,322
2,134
JAN.
3
1933.
Par.
30 Packard Electric stamped---*
100
SINCE
Price
Jan
25
250 Otis Steel
110
RANGE
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
September.
«»
Feb.
17
10
Feb.
17
17 A
Keb.
9
60
July
17
June 24
July 20
14X Jan. 25
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Shares
AGGREGATE SALES
PITTSBURGH
....
In
Since
Jan. 1.
Jan. 3
BONDS
Bid.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
24,238
25 Consolidated Ice
Sale
""io
460 Duff
ii*:::::
Sale
7
Sale
6
7
145* Sale
193* Sale
Norton Mfg.
17,963
185
5
100
13*
Sale
l3A Sale
23*
233*
15*
1454
89
100
.
5
50
50
2
....
6
6,480 Koppera Gas Ac Coke pref.100
1
11
Sept.
1
8
Sept. 23
193* Sept.
1
Lone Star Gas....
Sept. 15
...,»
49
7
50
Sale
154
13* Sept. 21
2
Sept. 10
33* Sept. 21
63* Sept. 19
1,150
65
52
Sale
85* Sale
1
23*
203* Sale
153*
15
Sept. 27
7
54
Sale
54
Sept. 29
1,512
8,006
r
173*
""354" "43*
5
654 Sept. 21
18
Sept. 19
4
5c
8c
7c
43*
Sale
653* Sept.
9
Sept.
8
25
1,065
114,067 Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp
3,723 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry 100
...5
25,203 Plymouth Oil
4,870
101,336 Renner Brewing Co.
25
2,500
425
210
235
125
2
83*
143*
23*
9
363* Sale
93* Sale
4
13* Sale
26
"4"
.....
4c
5c
15* Sale
Sept. 28
Sept. 16
Sept. 15
Sept.29
Sept. 1
203* Sept. 12
254 Sept. 16
43* Sept. 12
5
Sept. 29
7c
Sept.
1
454 Sept. 7
28
Sept. 19
43* Sept.
1
Sept.
33
Sept.
754 Sept.
5
Sept.
13
Sept.
13* Sept. 26
3c
4c
10
3c
10
20
12
18
2
*
...1
127,736 Victor Brewing Co..
73,917 ^Western Public Service....*
16
7
1
2
19
Sale
163*
85c
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6
8
14
12
18
23
19
28
29
27
30
Sale
50
313* Sale
453* Sale
53*
6
263* Sale
343* Sale
53*
263*
333*
165* Sale
12 J*
73*
1
29
30
28
25
27
5
Sept. 26
Sept. 29
373* Sept. 5
103* Sept. 5
5
Sept. 25
17
Sept.
1
1
154 Sept.
1
7
11
25
13*
19
54,686 Westghouse El 5 Mfg
Sale
2
*
34,544 Westlnghouse Air Brake....*
754
Sale
3
25
1,345 Vanadium Alloy Steel
33
10
11
11,612 United Engine & Fdy
2,350 United States Glass
24
163* Sale
*
1
40,100 San Toy Mining
12,539 Shamrock Oil & Gas........*
*
2,397 Standard Steel Spring
540
2,465
5,093
2,385
2,301
263* Sale
....1
45 Reymer Brothers
962 Ruud Mfg
""170
5
June
5
June
23
4
Feb.
Feb.
25
423* Apr. 29
15* July 28
11
July 14
3
May
5
93* Apr.
1
1
May 25
4
July 13
7
Apr.
July
July
1
13
13
2
Sept. 15
53* Aug. 11
13* May 13
7
Mar.
3
8,181
1,000
""251
20
2". 563
3,692
*
Copperweld Steel.
•
aDuquesne Brewing A......5
General Motors Corp
10
Gulf Oil Corp
25
16,950 Leonard Oil Development..25
100
3.271 Lone Star Gas 6% pref
465
6J*% preferred
100
2,973
291
3,513
4,059
Amer Rad & Stand San
Penroad Corp v t c
U 116,243 Pennsylvania
39,823
6,390
8,683
69,903
133* Sale
123* Sept. 28
a
143*
Sale
305*
United Corp
28]
Sale
aprwlcf v t C
Sold
as
•
5!
35
June 21
23* Mar. 16
1
65* Feb. 21
603* May
5
13* Mar. 21
92
Jan.
4
Mar. 22
253* July
July
33* Mar.
45* Mar.
Feb.
9
75
17
26
17
16
May 29
45
Mar. 23
67
June
6
Mar. 31
June 21
125* July
20
Feb.
25
June
5
Apr. 29
Sept. 29
May 20
Jan.
25c
June
13
10
28
Jan.
10
Sept. 26
10
Mar. 16
Mar.
2
40
163* Jan. 27
13* Feb. 20
1
July
1
44
May 27
Aug. 20
13
393* June 29
115* July
6
10
July
7
173* July
7
5c
4
10
Mar. 28
15* Feb. 25
5
Sept. 25
63* Feb. 25
13* Sept. 26
33* July 17
Sale
unlisted prior to that date.
£ Ex-dividend,
53* Sept. 22
443* Sept. 30
r
Cash sale.
May 31
June
3
3
Mar.
1
14
July 20
Aug.
3
24
June
75*
323*
475*
17
Septj.
1
13
193*
2
19
1
1
6
1
14
10
1
Feb.
1
Mar.
2
85* Sept. 5
563* Sept. 14
15
13
33* June 14
Aug. 10
15* June
3
14
June 12
20
85c
Sept. 28
Mar. 31
Jan.
3
Feb. 25
Aug. 3
10
June 13
353* July
7
585* July 18
25* July 12
4 3*
123*
193*
23*
123* Sept. 28
5
Apr. 10
63* June
5
93* Feb. 27
263* Jan. 31
J an».
65
9
Apr.
80
Jan.
1
5
Apr.
3
133* Feb. 25
7
May 26
1
23
455* Sale
25* June 27
4
July 17
12
6c
823* Sept. 1
84
Sept. 20
354 Sept. 8
38
Sept. 14
93* Sept. 14
545* Sale
1
15
74
28
20
July
1
23
Sale
295* Sale
73* Sale
53* July
Feb.
74
375* Sale
854 Sale
5
Feb.
823* Sale
80
June
83* June
8
5
Sept. 29
1
355* Sept. 14
583* Sept. 14
22
20
27
30
4
lc
275* Sept. 30
573* Sept. 16
Sept.
84
Sept.
23* Sept.
28
Sept.
73* Sept.
25* July 20
203* Sept. 12
9
14
6
23
6
15*
Sale
*
.........
United States Steel
June 29
85* July 10
53* June 20
18
5c
Sale
100
Standard Oil of N J........25
Listed on June 26.
that date.
.....50
7
2
13
17
Mar. 24
28
80
Radio Corp
13,727 fWint Public
•No par value,
78
July
July
4
15c
Sale
June
5
6
15c
655*
9
10
22
333* Sale
*
....
RR
125* Sale
19
July 19
423* Apr. 29
15* Aug. 22
13
July 20
11
July 13
28
July 19
1
May 25
4
July 13
3
Jan.
UNLISTED.
4,915
8,547
14,196
74,573
27,810
1
1
18
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11
300 Worthington Ball Bear cl B_*
1,033
July
15* Jan.
28
135*
Feb. 18
103* Sept. 22
15
23* Sept. 6
43* Feb. 28
1
Sept. 26
Sept. 27
16
5
5
7c
5
35,014 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
July 11
143* July 11
5
Aug.
4
16
1
2
1554
2
43* Sale
mnhurgb PWfiings
13,230
1,770 Pittsburgh Oil & Gao
720
22
Aug.
4
5
July
7
75* July 25
2
.....
28,746 Pittsburg Brewing........50
Preferred....
50
74,005
406 Pittsburgh Coal Co pref..100
""765
55* Apr.
4
73* Apr. 26
Prices.
May 27
July
5
1
100 Pittsburgh Bess & L Erie..50
T.380
91
10
Sept. 12
.....
3
25c
com
Sept. 10
Sept. 15
55* Sept. 28
2
33*
50 Penn Federal pref erred ...100
39,100 Phoenix Oil
9
10
Sale
*
1,550 McKlnney Mfg.....
...5
14,112 vlesta Machine,...
939 Nat Fireproofing Corp....._*
Preferred
........50
3,137
1,000
Sept.
25
330 Jones & Laughlln St'l pf._100
1,266,835
56
Mar. 15
37
7":::::
*
Harb-Walker Refrac com..
Preferred
33* Sale
55* Sale
43*
*
8,975 Independent Brewing
Preferred
7,710
525
50
6
133* Sept. 21
10
*
5
Fort Pittsburgh Brewing...1
*
350 Hachmeister-Lind Co
"300
Mar. 16
65
5
5
295 Pollansbee Bros pref
290
Sept.
1
Sept. 21
11
85* Sept. 26
83*
73*
159,919
26,156
15
*
2,248 Duquesne Brewing
aClass A
11,626
2,190 Electric Products
5,649
""795
103* Sept. 28
*
..10
100 Donahoes class A
585
103* Sept. 22
2
Sept. 1
23* Sept. 6
213* Sept. 12
.....50
6,061 Devonian Oil.......
'
53*
153* Sale
Electric...*
370 Crandall McK & Head
956
173* Sale'
1054
Sale
11
*
*
Columbia Gas &
68,204
1,560
213*
15*
*
339 Central Tube Co
Clark (D L) Candy
1,067
.....
100
12,610
5,792
21
15
43*
Blaw-Knox Co
20 Byers (A. M.) pref
150 Central Ohio Steel Prod
25
5 3*
13*
Sale
4
Sale
*
50,563 Armstrong Cork Co....
2,819
Sept. 25
Sept. 22
13* Sept. 1
23* Sept. 6
16
Sept. 29
10
10
83*
2
Preferred...............10
4,123
850
22
100
Preferred
4,404
Sept. 25
35
5
380 Amer Window Glass pref.100
*
3,661 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp
200
10
51
Sept. 7
883* Sept. 18
*
100 American Fruit Growers
385
Sept. 7
Sept. 18
Par
Allegheny Steel
155 Aluminum Goods Mftf
300
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
Prices
88
51
"87" "96" "75" "I"
1,890
25
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices
22
STOCKS
Shares.
Bid.
Lowest
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
1933.
Par
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
38,000 Independent Brewing 6s_1955
52,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s..1949
00 00 00
33,000
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
September.
1,131,694
1932.
$1,000
90,000
September..
Jan. 1 to Sept.30...
203,450
113,617
2,026,132
September
Jan.ltoSept.30_.-_
1933.
$4,000
Bond Sales.
1932.
1933.
Stock Sales.
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Mar.
1
53* Sept. 22
235* Feb
28
43* Mar. 2
J Listed on Mar. 16.
19
July
10
June
73
355
June
42
July
Sept.
61
July
13* June
913* June
90
July
6
July
123* July
35
May
143* July
675* July
53* Jan.
19
10
17
14
13
7
21
24
7
7
8
1
18
18
9
Sold as unlisted prior to
.::Kv
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
1933.
1932.
236,973
3,400,625
399,087
2,257,590
Stock Sales.
Shares
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
DETROIT
aggregate sales.
Jan. 3
September.
STOCKS
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Sharps.
"""ilo
Bid.
30,636 \lloy Steel class A
*
Class B
—*
50,161
2,335 Auto Fan & Bearing com....*
120
18,584
""711
""200
320
1,209
939
""500
As*
55* Sale
43*
45*
75*
245 Capital City Products
Chrysler Corp common.....5
16
Consolidated Paper com—10
83*
115*
lex
2
Continental Motors com—
2
Copeland Products Inc
300 Crowley Milner & Co com—*
com
100
250 Detroit Gray Iron & Fdy
5
13,205 Detroit Mich Stove common.1
1,492
Detroit Paper
Products
165*
15*
JH
53* Sale
25*
3
70X Sale
X
*
25*
45
IX
8X
11%
17 x
8X
45 X
83*
2X
454
1.095
3.374
5,270
1,504
110
477
*
2,719 Dome Mines Ltd
8.023 Eaton Manufac'g Co com—.*
11,321 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner..
115,863 Ex-Cello Aircraft A Tool...
78,400 Federal Mogul common.....*
77,939 Pederal Motor Truck com—*
5X
75*
23*
23*
71X Sale
■IX
IX
2X
3
5X
""'170
295
12 H
10.900 Federal Screw Works com—*
Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
Fourth Nat Investors com..]
3,193
3,722
Gemmer
22
6
*
Mfg Co class A
224,112 General Motors com
105,228 Grabam-Pslge Motor
66,559 Ball Lamp com
""4I6
8,370
"7", 939
92
"""30
11,248
125
10
com..
...
lk
2X
2
2X
4X
•
5X
45
Sale
...
Sale
2
....
165
54
9.453
7,327
1,244
Mahon (R O con* pref
4X
3
35*
376,515 Michigan Sugar com......10
Preferred
10
13,832
Motor Products Corp
37,913 Motor
Wheel
com...*
16c
18c
12
20.268 Rickel (H W) & Co common
75.884 River Ratsln Paper com....*
"'"460
50
Rao Moror com.
Second
26
6,810
1,785
29
"l",865
15
100
7,531
467
1,080
305
IF
7
IT"
IX
62
ik
Sept.29
14X Sept. 27
5X Sept. 18
41X Sept. 27
IX Sept. 27
185*
83*
121*
181*
6
52
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
15
18
14
15
20
14
Sale
8
9
3
X
3X
Sale
3X
6
Sale
2X
2
Sept. 14
7
"4" "Sept." "7
5X Sept. 19
2
Sept.11
62
Sept. 30
55* Sept.
5
21* Sept. 29
72
Sept. 5
31* Sept "
IX
IX
IX
5X
2X
IX
345* Sale
11 J* Sale
IX
9
7
4X
5
2X Sale
18
20
4
12
25*
28 X Sale
3
4X
41X
IX
9
Sale
2
11
3X Sale
10 X
Sale
43*
5X
9X
1
12
11*
Sale
23* Sale
41*
45*
41*
15* Sept.
6
1 K June 30
Feb.
15*
15*
25*
2 5*
325*
11X
9X
3%
3X
Sept. 6
Sept. 30
Sept. 26
Sept.30
Sept. 27
6
Sept. 28
3
Sept. 6
141* Sept. 14
351* Sept. 16
125* Sept. 29
111* Sept.
5
5
Sept. 16
41* Sept.
8
Sept. 12
3
Sept. 6
14X Sept. 14
195* Sept. 22
61* Sept. 20
215* Sept. 15
7
Sept. 21
28X Sept. 29
3
Sept. 22
4
Sept. 28
355* Sept. 14
33* Sept. 15
55* Sept.
1
411* Sept. 30
513* Sept. 14
10
115* Sept.
45* Sept.
10X Sept. 30
1554 Sept. 14
10
Sept. 20
11* Jan. 30
5* Feb.
2
123* May
8
Sept. 20
31* Sept. 27
1
5
1
12
IX
3
11*
55*
15*
18
19
2X Sale
Sale
16 X
29
30
IX
30c
14 X
2
~55* Sale"
38
3 X
23
Sale
215*
63
69
55
Sale
65*
21*
1954
25*
4
31*
Sale
51*
15*
5
Sale
25*
6
39
Sale
21X
Sale
254
2
17 X
3
Sale
3
Sale
IX
6
15* Sale
Sept. 22
145* Sept. 12
45* Sept. 21
45* Sept. 21
185* Sept. 22
13* Sept. 18
41* Sept. 8
23* Sept.
41* Sept.
75*
Mar. 28
4
June
3* Mar. 25
31* May 16
4
Jan.
4
Sept.
2
8 5* July
3
Mar. 2 if
21*
7 3*
21*
91*
33*
Mar. 31
Mar. 23
Feb. 11
Apr.
4
Feb.
1
2
48
13*
15*
171*
4
83*
13*
60c
15*
Apr.
6
Sept. 11
Apr.
4
Apr. 27
Sept. 26
Jan.
6
Aug.
4
May
2
Apr.
6
May 20
Mar. 23
Apr. 10
Jan. 18
Jan.
23
Apr.
17
June 10
Mar. 24
May 22
1X June 13
113* Apr.
1
1
Apr.
3
11* Mar. 24
2X
3
41*
IX
195* "20""
61* Sale
4
54
3
6,810 Tivoli Brewing Co common
..10
•28,104 Truscon Steel Co
6,750 United Shirt Distributors..*
*
2,841 U S Radiator com...
6
—100
"III "25*
42c
Sale
3X Sale
4
4X
X Sale
9
41*
11*
43*
13*
261*
93*
21*
53*
23*
43X
3 X
21X
54
55*
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
8
22
21
28
6
22
22
27
28
21* Sept. 28
25* Sept. 30
Sept. 20
17X Sept. 30
31* Sept. 6
2
51* Sept. 26
15* Sept. 1
361*
1054
21*
81*
21*
461*
5X
233*
681*
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
95* Sale
X
IX
31*
28
----
41*
Sale"
6
7
54
IX
1
25*
91*
23*
10
154
21*
154
80c
95c
85c Sale
43*
65*
6
3 X
5
8
85c Sale
65*
-----
66c
75c
2
154
25*
21*
3X
3
Sale
3X
153* Sept. 28
354 Sept. 20
54
Sept. 7
254 Sept. 28
654 Sept. 29
Feb.
3
31* Mar. 29
113* Apr. 26
40c
Mar. 30
55* Apr.
5
IX July 14
13* Mar. 22
43* May 12
105* Apr. 27
3
July 24
7
Apr.
5
May 26
105* Apr.
4
IX Mar. 30
14
15
21
1
6
18
1
18
14
41* Sept.
1
41* Sept. 14
Sept. 12
195* Sept.
1
31* Sept. 6
Sept.
15* Sept.
May
2
Apr. 22
Apr.
4
15c
3
6
Mar. 30
1
6
1
754
1
1*
"
1,440 Universal Cooler class A
Class B
•
59,582
*
4.024 universal Product com
1,170 Walker A Co units
1
230.993 Warner Aircraft Corp com
1,200 Whitman A Barnes com..2.50
10
10,776 Wolverine Portland Cem
._*
4,669 Young (L A) Co com
41* Sale
3
40c
100
Preferred
1
4
28
2X
2X
8X Sale
21*
1
Preferred
Sept. 22
Sept. 27
153* Sept. 28
63* Sept.
1
56
Sept. 8
33* Sept. 22
93* Sept. 14
Jan.
11
1*
1
Jan.
15*
13*
20 3*
15*
131*
221*
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
10
May
15* Mar.
254 Sept.
30c
Jan.
27
22
23
25
17
3
5
2
29
30
4
14
Apr.
5
15* Mar. 31
311* Apr. 20
2
Feb.
2
X Mar. 23
65* July 11
14
Apr.
7
13* Mar. 22
56
Sept. 8
254 Sept. 28
65* Sept. 29
55c.
2
June 21
Feb.
2
Sept. 18
75c Sept. 21
43* Sept. 6
654 Sept.
65c Sept.
154 Sept.
3
Sept.
13 X Sept.
29
27
14
22
25
5
Sept. 18
95c Sept.
8
6
29
12
1
43* Sept.
654 Sept.
95c Sept.
2
Sept.
35* Sept. 15
163* Sept. 5
5
Sept. 18
2
5
June 30
27
21
7
18
21
17
13
20
14
18
July
July
June
July
June
July
July
Sept.
Sept.
July
2
7
"6~" ~iox
10
com
rimken Axle com....
585
Sale Prices.
Aug. 16
1
IX Sept. 26
.....
3%
3
10
D class A
( hlrd Nat Investors com
988
77,589
26
14
5
IX
......——*
Class B
100
720 Sutherland Paper
25
X
Nat Investors com.. 1
Preferred..
ho u a re
12
IX
12 X
4
5
Scotten Dillon com..
1,940
2,850
13
161* Sept. 21
7
Sept. 28
1
41,794
20,268
2,900
1,412
170
Sale
13
com.......—*
Preferred
66
Highest.
Prices
50c
11c
14 X
7
Mullet Bakeries clsss A com.*
3.330
132,823 Murray Corp common......*
...1
7,405 National Investors com
4,279 National Steel Go com......*
*
226,729 Packard Motor Co com.
*
109,046 Parks Davis A Go
*
18,408 Parker Rust Proof com
13,596
4,356
73*
93*
"17 3* "Sept.'29
McAleer Mfg Co com
—*
736 Mesta Machine common..-.5
100 Mich Steel Tube Prod com..*
43.690
46
IX
2
11$* Sale
4X Sale
1
105* Sale
*
"2",511
125
9
12c
4X
482 Motor Bankers Corp com._.l
10,054
4,656
100
8,227
7
50c Sept. 20
common.
1,064 Kermath Mfg com..........*
10
109,152 Kresge (S 8) Co com
100 Lakey Fdy & Mach common.*
1,377
4,475
22 h
11
2X
33 X Sale
35*
4
5X Sale
13
1
& Worts com
—*
31.687
10
1,980 Hoover Steel Ball com
2,385 Houdatlle-Herahey class A..*
Class B.
193,796
475 Houseman Spitzley class A.
....*
56,925 Hudson Motor Car..
100 Kalamazoo Stove
130
14,538
Sale
Walker-Gooderham
Hiram
5,984
Lowest.
Prices.
Class B
300 General Fdy & Mach units..
23,468
2,770
4,820
13 X
10
9X
45*
4X
45* Sale
8
8X
3
2X
14X
15X
18,062
70
Sale
50c Sept. 20
2"
100 Dolphin Paint & Varn cl A.
827
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1
7
5.362 Detroit Edison
Ask.
1
23*
H
15*
11,348 Oeisel Wemmer Gilbert com 10
17,803 Detroit Ac Cievel Nsv com. .10
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Bid.
40c
50c
8,344 Bendix Aviation Corp
5
47,033 Bower Roller Bearing..... 5
61,343 Brigga Mfg Co common....."
18,292 Burroughs Adding Mach—*
126,649
1,292
27,243
39,538
Ask
15*
—*
-
Bid.
25c
...
720 Baldwin Rubber class A
Class B
Sept. 1.
1933.
Par
3,975
1,921
2,985
4,232
1,219
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
Jan.
35c
26
31
25 Apr. 24
1*
4 5i Jan. 18
X Mar. 24
13* June 14
1
May 31
135*_Sept.25
21
105*
145*
2054"
6
52
8
11
7
18
4
May 31
89 5* July 10
2
Aug. 18
3
June 28
55* July
2
Aug.
36
July
145* June
18
July
6 5* July
7 V July
11 5* July
45* July
185* July
18
4
20
9
7
8
19
17
5
18
10
255* June 13
24
June
95* June 20
15* June 19
355* Sept. 14
55* July 12
7 5* June 20
63
July
3 5* July
143* June
6 5* June
18
5
7
9
75c
June 23
16
July
115* Apr.
15* June
16 5* July
15* July
5
18
14
June 27
9 5* July
195* July
3
July
354 July
65* July
5
July
365* Sept.
115* July
25* Aug.
113* July
3 5* June
54
July
65* July
275* June
69
Aug.
10
May
65* June
43* Sept.
4
July
235* June
45* July
47
July
6
July
15* Sept.
7
13
26
24
14
14
24
18
19
10
14
10
18
18
3
3
17
26
25
2
8
14
19
27
11
6
20
1
June 28
20 5* July
13
75* June 20
56
Sept. 8
3 5* Sept. 22
125* June
9
15< June 27
35* June 13
11
June 22
35*
15*
65*
75*
June
May
June
June
1 H July
25* June
45* July
18
July
13
11
23
15
20
14
12
7
Unlisted Dept.
1,037
368
655
*
10,592
1,885
2,984
No par value,
American Radiator......—*
16 X Sale
1275* Sale
275* Sale
Amer Tel A Tel Co.......100
Borden Co
a
Option sales,
25
r Sold for cash,
x
Ex-dividend.
1175* Sale
225* Sale
121* Sept. 28 161* Sept. 1
Sept. 30 1323* Sept. 14
225* Sept. 22 275* Sept.
1
116
63* Feb.
88
Apr.
201* Jan.
2
185* July
19 1325* July
375* July
27
17
19
3
DETROIT
73
STOCK
Shares.
25
2,268
1,296
437
5,070
1,286
610
1,634
;
~
~1~,585
2,318
•
Jan.
STOCKS
1.
Unlisted Dept.—Cord. Par
10
2,218 Borg Warner Corp com
30,386 Commonw & Southern Corp *
*
5,837 Consolidated Oil Co
f 4,080 General Food a Corp.----.--*
—*
58,122 Kelvinator Corp
7,791 Kennecott Copper Corp-.-.*
♦
5,364 Kroger Groc & Bak Co
13,829 National Dairy Prod Corp—*
1.223 Purity Bakeries Corp.——-*
V/
19,847 Socony-Vacuum Corp...—25
*
16,475 Standard Brands Inc
No par
Shares.
value,
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
Since
In
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
DETROIT
aggregate sales.
September.
STOCK
a
Option sales.
1933.
Bid.
Ask.
Sept. 1.
Bid.
3%
14%
38%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Ask
2% Sale
13 % Sale
-----
Sale
14 % Sept. 22
3 % Sept.
1
11% May
14%
2%
12%
34%
-----
MH IS
»Sold for cash./ x Ex-dividend.
21 h
22
Sale
20
Sale
22
14
Sale"
Sale
14
22
21
27
27
6
Sept. 27
Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11% Sept. 27
24"" Sale
Highest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
11
27%
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices
Sept. 30.
Ask. Bid.
23 % Sept. 27
15%
39%
15%
25%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
28
Sept.
19% Sept.
12
18
14
19
12
12
14% Sept. 12
29% Sept. 12
1
Sale Prices.
Prices.
4
Mar. 30
5% Jan.
30
Jan.
27
3% Apr.
1
24
7
17% Feb.
8
13% Feb.
7
7% Mar. 22
6% Mar. 28
14% Feb.
6
8% Feb.
" /
Aug.
6% June
15% July
39% Sept.
15% Sept.
25% Sept.
35% July
25 % July
24% July
15% July
36% July
21
23
12
6
18
14
19
13
19
11
7
18
San Francisco Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF
'
Stock Sales.
September
_•
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30-
Shares
.
SAN
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES ON THE
529,267
6,775,984
775,619
5,865,270
In
1932.
1933.
$131,500
1,262,500
$49,500
757,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
FRANCISCO
EXCHANGE
Price
Since
Jan. 1.
BONDS
Ask
..1935
10,000 Associated Oil Co 6s
2,000 Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6s.
1935
6,000 Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s. 1937
1,000 Calif Ore Power Co 6%-.1942
115,090
3,000
266,500
1,000
3,000
Calif Packing Corp
5s
1940
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Food Mach Corp ser B 6s. 1938
Gt Western Power Co 5s. 194<»
2,000 Ins Exch Bldg Co 6s...1931-44
12,000 Langendorf Unit Bak 6**s '41
13,000 Los Ang Gas & Elec Corp 6s'42
5 Mi %
3,000
1947
6,000
5%n
1943
11,000
5 Ha
Sale
104
104
Sept. 12 104
Prices.
Sept. 12
35
30
90**
64
61
97
.....
"75"
70**
95
73
55
53
92
Sept. 6
97** Sept. 11
71** Sept. 26
92
96**
72
92
Sept. 6
97** Sept. 11
Sept. 6
74
70
100
103**
....
75**
105
82
96** Sept. 20 96** Sept. 20
104** Sept. 15 104** Sept.15
....
102%
22**
102%
97%
Sale
Sept. 12
Jan.
May
21
63 % Jan.
,28
4
33
12
67
Aug. 28
75** Apr. 13
25
Jan.
Jan.
65
July
Apr.
47**
40
5,000
mm
mm
mm
~
mm
—
6.000
4,000
2,000
6,000
1,000
1941
1952
2,000
1955
8,000 Pacific Pub Serv Co 5s—1936
17,000 Pacific Tel & Tel Co 5s—.1937
12,000
5s
1952
31,000 Ry Equip & Rlty Co 6s...1938
5,000 S J Lt & Power Corp Ss..1952
2,000
5s
...1957
5,000 Union Oil Co of Calif 6s..1942
2,000
5%
1945
-
105
1,473
5.863
9,616
2,535
"2,750
802
383
15
5,602
50
682
35
19,873
1,101
202
2,597
41
14,056
1,080
1,211
578
1,953
.25
,
628
22
4.864
1,125
220
245
-~5~, 138
100
100
200
2,551
401
3,941
50
V:
•
1,100
100
Alaska Juneau Gold M
100 Alaska Packers Assn
cap:l®
cap-.
7n
95,511 Anglo-Calif Nat'I Bank—.'J
34,051 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com capi.
60 Assoclated Oil Co capital..2
20
670
85
85
104** 106
106** 108
99
16.479 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A *
1,887 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
21,740 Bond & Share Ltd cap..—*
97,856 Byron Jackson com cap
*
41.480 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
Preferred
20
9,655
225 Calaveras Cement Co com—*
98,540 California Copper cap
10
7,797 Calif Cotton Mills cap...100
*
7,329 California Ink Co Inc A
354 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref.100
.*
196,544 California Packing cap.
250 California Water Serv preflOO
9,749 Calif West States Life Ins..l0
2,110
Voting pool
........10
485,095 Caterpillar Tractor cap....*
—*
8,351 Clorox Chemical A
1,758 Coast Cos Gas & El 1st pf 100
Consol Chemical
Industries
36,138
Inc class A partlc
ref
»
448 Crocker First Nat Bk SFcaplOO
312,161 Crown Zeller com vot tr ctfs *
Preference series A.......*
16,058
Preference series B.......*
7,347
1,999 El Dorado OH Works cap...*
33,004 Emporium Capwell cap.....*
1,058 Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
21,658 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
532 First Nat Corp of Portland A •
95,111 Food Machinery Corp com..*
6,702 Foster & Klelser com......10
Galland Mercantile Laundry
common (capital) ........*
2,159
3,300 General Paint Corp A......*
B
*
3,081
*
92,150 Golden State Ltd cap
13,574 Haiku Pineapple Ltd com..20
715
Preferred.....
25
4,730 Hale Bros Stores, Inc. cap..*
Ha wallan Commercial & Sugar
14,780
Co., Ltd, capital........25
Home Fire & Marine Insur
Co of Calif capital...-.10
4,826
23,482 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap.*
2,122 Honolulu Plantation cap. .50
10.544 Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A..*
1,992 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.15
No par value.
87**
71**
105** Sept. 18 105** Sept. 11
106** Sept. 18 106** Sept.18
100
105**
105**
100
92
90
92
Sept. 5 100
88** Sept. 12 90
Sept.
5
Sept. 27
103
93
103**
98**
85
'97**
Sept. 12
97^
Sept 27
Sept 18
31** Sept. 16
80
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
Sept. 8
Sept.19
Sept. 20
Sept. 8
Sept. 12
Sept. 1
Sept. 12
6
21
17
19
June
20
Feb.
11
Sept.20
Feb.
9
81
16
June
7
19
Aug.
9
July
5
Mar. 17
Aug. 31
Jan.
5
17
104
85
Jan.
3
12
6
Feb.
1
Jan.
18
105** Sept.11
106** Sept. 18
101 ** Apr.
103** June
May 16 95
May
May
6 91*4 July
92% May
105** Jan.
Apr. 2< 100
Aug.
Alar. 23 106*4 Jan.
102
95
July
5 97** Sept.
95
73
16
15
30
31
12
12
Par
Shares.
88,444
101
103** Apr.
98*4 May
98*4 Mar
100** 102**
97** 100
103
15,000 Paraffine Cos Inc 5s—..1935
5
5,713
1,333
Sale
104**
"Sept. 11
108
5 His
5s
STOCKS
Shares.
8.461
106**
6s
14,000
11,000
105** Sept. 11 105**
105
103
107
Sept.
Jan.
July
July
65
July
106** Jan.
108** July
105*4 Jan.
-
57**
June 20
75** July
31
62**
14** Jan. 18 45**
76** May
5 81*4
102
Apr. 20 104**
85
13
Aug. 24
9 101
Aug. 31
3 103*4 July
3
12 105** Jan. 21
66**
16
80
8*
97** Sept. 11 100%
76**
84** July 19 84**
84** July 19 102%
2
32**
31** Feb.
82
Feb. 23
96**
102
Apr. 12 108**
50 % Mar. 31
58
Sale
30
5 106
June 20
16
72**
68,500 Miller & Lux Inc 6s...
1945
21,500
7s
1935
21,000 Nor Amer Invest Corp 5s. 1947
7,000 North Calif Pow con5s..1948
Prices.
Mar. 15 104
Jan.
98% Apr.
100
Apr.
1949
Highest.
Sale Prices
100% June
20.000 Market Street Ry Co 7s.. 1940
5.000 Mercantile Amer Rlty 5s. 1951
Orpheum Theatre & Rlty Co
1,000
6s
1946
2,000 Pacific Elec Ry Co 5s
1942
33,000 Pacific Gas & El Co 5s... 1942
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
105
Coast Co G & E Co 5s....1960
Emporium Capwell 5 Hi. .1942
Ask
103
102
102**
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
1933.
Bid.
$
5,000
1,000
„
SeptemberJan. 1 to Sept. 30
Jan. 3
September.
1,000
1,000
16,500
Bond Sales.
1932.
STOCK
1,000
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
1933.
*
...
13
13**
40
18
1%
14
19**
1%
....
1%
2**
145
157%
1%
2**
1%
1%
8%
16
***
%
Sale
100
1
Sale
11
4**
160
5**
Sale
23
85
80
11** Sale
1H
1%
5**
4% Sale
Sale
19%
b
3*
%
1
20
19**
70
IT*
70
3%
Sale
22
5
155
140
165
5
TA
5
26 J*
50
26
26
16
9
12**
31
50
10
4**
19**
66
28%
9*
7*
22
20**
65
20
Sale
18
0%
133
753
Sale
24**
Sale
79
ell
20
12**
26
12
200
1%
240
Sale
7
8
6*<
20**
2
14
210
43**
Sale
55
Sale
Sale
1
3
Sale
25
32**
35
5
Sept. 8
193* Sept. 14
3* Sept. 22
8** Sept. 29
20** Sept. 21
65
Sept.18
21** Sept. 28
633* Sept. 22
173* Sept. 30
19
Sept. 15
19** Sept. 27
19
Sept. 15
60
Sept. 23
23**
63* Sale
22**
51**
52
123*
20
13 X
2%
2%
8
X
T
i
26**
29
20
23
8**
27
10**
2
40
4
3
6
45
26** 28**
14** Sale
28
25
49
50
6H
3* Sept. 15
10
Sept. 13
21** Sept. 16
65
Sept. 18
28
Sept. 14
70
Sept. 15
20** Sept. 11
19
Sept. 15
243* Sept. 1
19** Sept. 12
69
Sept. 5
14**
13**
8«
•
—
8
—
•
-
8
10
-
-
Sept.
8
Sept.12
133* Sept.22
51** Sept. 27
6
Sept.22
9
Sept.20
11°
Sept. 19
Sept. 18 185
1
Sept. 11
7%
Sept. 5
7
Sept. 19
8
16
Sept. 18
51** Sept. 27
7
9
Sept. 8
Sept. 20
7** July
IF
m
1
9
18
23
17
15
13
Jan.
14
July
July
17
25
31** Jan.
6
6
Jan.
29** July
7
21** June 19
79
Mar.
Mar.
10
II
25
30
21
4
31
26**1
Mar. 25
3** May
9
% May 11
3** Apr.
5
3* Mar. 20
1% Apr.
5
4** Apr.
1
6
2
Feb.
5
Apr. 18
3
27
July
224
July
8** July
433* July
43
July
Feb.
Jan.
28
Apr.
Jan.
6
15
14
17
7
31
Mar.
10** Jan.
2% Feb.
12** Apr.
34% Mar.
10** Apr.
53* Jan.
10
Judo 2$
22% June
Sept.
4** June
July
16
July
July
18
Apr. 21
8% Feb. 24
30
Mar. 31
48**
24
Jan.
3% July
30
20
27** Jan.
47**
55
Mar.
Mar:
4** June
** Jan.
3* Jan.
12
iMar.
65
Sept.
8** Mar.
63
Apr
13
Apr.
15
June
53* Feb.
13
May
57
May
26** Sept.
11**
Sale
8
493* Sept. 20
9
63* Sept.30
13* Sept. 18
5
Sept.14
10** Sept. 21
20
Mar. 30
7** Sept. 14
13* Sept. 18
5
Sept. 14
10** Sept. 21
10
323* Aug. 29
80
July
6
27 160
July
28
5**' July
6** July
1
363* Sept. 26
8
Sept. 26
8
63* Sale
1%
1**
46
Feb.
13* Feb.
11
2
3
12**
101
Sept. 7
Sept. 26
35
8
1
7
10**
9
23** Sept. 26
7** Sept. 15
20
Sept. 6
55
Sept.
1
14
Sept. 13
14** Sept. 23
3
Sept.
1
23*
ig
Feb.
2
Sept. 1
63* Sept. 30
Sept. 6
51
Sept.28
14
Sept.13
12** Sept. 21
2% Sept. 13
19
37
34
14
4
26
10
11
19** Sept. 30
Sept. 18
Sept.
Sept.
20
7
37
11** Jan.
May
8** May
** Apr.
12
May
55
20
1 27**
263*
210
220
1 215
6%
5** Sept.29
Sale
41
Sept. 1
37** 36
35** Sept. 1 40**
Sale
26
20
7**
21
14
1
253*
210
Sale
7**
19
5%
1**
4%
62
60
Sale
12
11
17**
183*
193* Sale
19
18**
—
53*
363*
35**
6% Sale
39% Sale
20
3*
Sale
Sale
Sale
7**
10
65
Sale
18
Sale
30
18
21** Sale
55
30**
16
Sale
Sale
IS"
45*
75
8%
4%
a
Sale
4
6
113*
10** Sept
2
1% Sept 27
28
26
Sept 21
4
4**
Sept 18
150
Sept 25 160
5**
4% Sept 22
43*
33* Sept 27
7
8
17
11
11
23** Sept.
8 % July
25
July
61
July
16
July
16** July
4
July
26
18
3
17
12
17
19
363* Sept.
9
July
3
July
10** July
26
18
18
17
3 3* June
5
6** June
3
July 18
13
493* Sept. 20
303*
16**
51**
10**
10
July 18
July
6
Sept. 27
May 29
July
8
STOCK EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
74
STOCK
Price
EXCHANGE
Jan. 3
Since
STOCKS
Jan. 1.
1933.
2%
I,695 Investors Assn The (capital)*
2,531 Jantzen Knitting Mills com
16,170 Langandorf United Bak cl A *
Class B
*
5,034
Leighton Industries Inc(The)
Class B voting tr
pref__100
*
Lyons-Magnus Inc A
Magna vox Co Ltd capital
*
*
Magnln & Co (I) common
100
Preferred
8,244 Marchant Cal Mach Co
73 Market Street Ry Co
Prior
1,090
12
92 X
4
com 10
% Sale
354
4)4
57
0
7?
100
2% Sale
6
6
4
%
25
9)4 Sale
3% Sale
% Sale
774 ~8*
2
IX-
% Sale
\%
8
IX
"VA
ly<:::::
Class
2,146
First
308
1,102
361
3,174
Preferred series
Convertible
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
30%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
17)4
2
4% Sept.
8
87
13^
6
X
7%
80
VA
X
%
11%
83%
5%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
24
22
20^8
29 %
85%
1%
3%
90
nox
28
18%
1%
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept. 12
Sept. 6
Sept. 1
Sept.
1
Sept. 1
Sept. 18
Sept.13
Sept.15
Sept. 18
Sept. 13
5% Sept.
8
5% Sept.
1
~3%"Sept "22
3^ Sept."22
X Sept. 8
Sept. 19
19% Sept. 30
18
193
1
Sept. 13
2,428
Roos Bros Inc common..
5%
1
283
Preferred
Jan.
9% Sale
13X
14%
Sale
39
755
Union Sugar Co
Preferred...
common..25
25
162.443 United Aircraft & Trans com*
87 Weill & Co (Raphael) pf.100
2,458 WellsFargoBk & UnTrcap 100
1,465 West Amer Finance Co pf__10
Pipe & Steel of Calif
common
10
60,016
Yellow & Checker Cab Co—
12
23
6
100
Union Oil Co of Calif cap..25
11%
22
7%
5
7
7%
40% Sale
2)4
4%
3%
42)4
5)4 Sale
32X
30%
10
Sale"
iVA
52
Sale
7%
Sale
A
Sale
Sale
10X
25 % Sale
21
Sale
39
86
94
195
22
5
9% Sale
220
X
2
225"
215
%
2
13 X
14
2X
5
31X
♦No par
value.
(Consolidated) cl A ser 1.50
7)4 Sale
1
4)4
5
Sept. 14
7% Sept. 27
11
2%
67
Sept. 11
Sept. 19
5
Sept. 14
9% Sept. 1
69
16
5% Sept. 29
38% Sept. 27
6% Sept. 11
44^ Sept 19
30% Sept. 14
30X Sept. 14
19
1
13
27
9% Sept.
50
Sept.
53
Sale
5% Sept.
3% Sept.
19
Sale
Sept.
5
Sept.
17
Sept.
10%
30
Sept.
30% 29
83
80
Sept.
201
Sept.
202^ 208"
X
%
87
Sept. 19
Sept. 1
14% Setp. 13
31% Sept. 14
8
Sept. 6
Sept.
Sept.
14
Sept.
22
Sept.
7% Sept.
65
11%
54%
2!*
Western
454
Sept. 8
Sept. 12
65
7%
40% Sale
31
3
80
69
7%
5%
60 Transcon'lAlr Trans Inc cap#
183,389
25,177
8%
5X
3
5% Sept. 23
55
70
Sale
31
8
42
5% Sept. 22
66
70
65
1,295 Thomas Allec Corp class A..*
74,566 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
Preferred
8
52
65
31
Transamerlca Corp capital..*
"85"
7*
5^
55
2,179 Teleph Investm't Corp cap.20
8,036
75
4
Feb.
9
Feb.
15
Mar. 21
Apr. 10
5
Apr.
May 18
Jan.
X Feb.
3% Apr.
20% Apr.
23
6
6
7
Mar. 31
19% Sept. 27
21 %
25% Mar.
77
May
31
12%
5
11 % Sept. 21
Sept. 26
Sept. 26
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 18
Sept. 23
Sept. 27
Sept. 14
Sept. 21
Sept. 5
13% Sept. 11
X Aug. 31
July 17
July
5
98% Jan. 30
13% Sept. 28
6
Sept. 28
8
1
27
.
2
June
1
10
July 17
75
July 15
7
2% June
7
2
June
3
0% July
76% Sept. 18
74% Sept. 30
8
July 11
July 19
31
27
July 20
JX July 13
20
July 15
11% July 15
5X July 17
OX July 17
32
July 13
9
10
11
93 X Jan. 16
2% June 13
Jan.
P
43
Jan.
Jan.
% Mar. 28
June 12
3
6
Apr.
6
94X July 14
Apr.
25 111
July 15
Apr.
Feb. 2
29
July
7
4
183* Sept. 18
May
2% July 19
Sept. 22
2
Feb. 16
Apr. 10
1
June
Mar. 17
8
Aug.
6
Jan.
6
Jan.
24
6
2
May 13
May 25
X Jan. 27
1
2% June
75
60
Feb.
4
23
38% Jan. 23
50
Apr. 12
53
Apr. 20
6% Feb.
Jan.
16
X
3X
2%
1%
X
37% Feb.
5X
63
_
3*
100
122,821 Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
601
5%% cum conv pref
100
250 Sherman Clay & Co pr pf.100
83 Sierra Pacific El Co pref.. 100
13,828 Socony-Vacuum Corp cap..25
198,198 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
14,960 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A._*
Class B
*
2,402
3,217 Spring Valley Co Ltd capital *
274,974 Stand OH Co of Calif capital *
2,214,048
87
84
67
preferred series A. 100
5,525 Schlesinger & Sons cl A com *
Prior
5
55
55
Series A preferred....
503
100
438 San Joaq Lt A Pr prior pf.100
82
8
9
July
8
7% June 13
14% July 12
6 % July
7
31
19
24
16
28
% Jan. 31
% Feb. 24
25
__
Aug.
June
Feb.
May
June
1
June
9
% Mar. 30
3% Feb. 25
60
Feb. 17
X Feb. 15
2
June
7
2% Jan.
3
Richfield Oil Co of Calif com *
Preferred
Sale Prices.
Mar. 15
July 11
Feb. 29
June
2
X Feb.
5)4 Sale
3)4
5
3)4
5
X
17
18X
*
*
Sept.
20%
21%
19%
25%
77
7A
2%
83%
106%
24%
16X
%
4%
5%
5
1
28
28
12
5
8
12
2%
2%
4%
3%
169g
8% Sept.
10
2........*
preferred
Sept.
15
18 X
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
76 % Sept. 18
74% Sept. 30
0% Sept.14
28
Sept. 20
26
Sept. 15
9% Sept. 26
Sept. 29
Sept. 20
4% Sept. 19
7% Sept.
Sale
Preferred series 1.
Rainier Pulp & Pap cl A com
8
Sept.
Sept.
21
_.._..*
preferred
1% Sept. 29
28
*
B
1
25
Sept.
45X Sept.
5% Sept.
7
2
Sept.
Sept. 5
Sept. 19
Sept. 7
Sept. 6
Sept.
1
7% Sept. 5
80
Sept. 8
24%
85X
9%
3%
%
76
Sale
%
7
13% Sept. 15
4% Sept. 19
4X Sept.
Mercantile Amer Realty Co
1,154
preferred 6% cumul
100
*
90,209 Natomas Co capital
2,233 North Amer Inv Corp com. 100
737
6% preferred...........100
890
5 %% preferred
100
72.913 North Amer Oil Consol cap. 10
3,404 Occidental Insurance cap..10
5,846 Oliver United Filters Inc A.
B
21,063
2,689 PaauhauSugarPlantCo capl5
312,299 Pacific Gas & Elec Co com.25
206,830
6% 1st preferred........25
53,478
5%% 1st preferred
25
88,178 Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
$6 dividend pref.
*
19,455
61,883 Pac Pub Serv com non-vot—*
First preferred....
•
90,945
II,717 Pac Tel & Tel Co common. 100
Preferred...
.........100
4,228
59,756 Paraffine Cos, Inc., com....*
3,178 Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
4,544 Plg'n Whistle Corp partlc pf •
420 Ry Equip & Rlty Co Ltd cl A *
180
1
11% Sept. 7
3X Sept. 25
13
Sale
87
Sept.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
5X
3
5
%
Sale
5%
5%
4
11%
13
3%
23 X
com.. 100
preference
6X
2
1
3
*
B
Sale
6
14
X
X
certifs__*
L A Gas & Elec Corp
270
3)4
1
Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
Bid.
11
5
Sale
Ask. Bid
4
*
Class A series 1..
150
510
15.912
5,737
18,844
28,627
151,874
6,417
3%
2
Ask
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Sept. 1.
Ask
Bid
Par
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
FRANCISCO
SAN
AGGREGATE SALES.
6
26
Feb.
16
OX July
27
4
June 21
4
July
15
Feb.
6
19% Sept. 30
June
J8
June
8
8
June 28
62
July
19
97
Jan.
20
67
Sept. 19
June
July
UX July
60
July
69
Sept.
66
July
15% July
38% July
8% July
6% June
13
18
7
11
19
15
7
7
17
11X
4%
4%
2%
Feb. 25
Jan. 16
May 25
5
Apr.
20
Feb.
27
8
July
6
44% Sept. 19
22 X Apr.
26
32
2
2X June
6
3% Feb.
6
24
Apr.
4 X Mar. 31
3% Sept. 6
9% Feb. 28
1% Mar. 28
Apr. 21
Feb.
83
165
25
Aug.
July
Sept.
July
July
5
Apr.
23% July
July
20
July
46
July
4%
11%
54%
9%
13
2
7
26
5
19
21
7
17
15
17
Jan. 26
94
Sept. 21
8 220
July 17
Apr.
% Mar. 2
X June 30
5% Feb. 15
2% July
11
July
17
2% July
11
17
Los
Angeles Stock Exch.
.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
V.:
•
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Slock Sales.
...
In
266,019
.._2,574,919
LOS ANOELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
%
BONDS
*1,000
-
-
1,000
2,000
3,000
3,000
4,000
1,000
1.000
"*
1933.
1932.
*
$148,666
$146,000
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
1933
Bid.
Great Western Power 5s. 1946
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
104
1947
1935
Pacific Electric Ry 5s
1942
Pacific Gas & Electric 5sl955
5%s
4%S
1957
5s—
1942
1952
Pacific Light & Power 5s. 1942
12,000 So Calif Edison 5s...
5s
17,000
12,000
2,000
9,000
7,000
25,000
3,000
9,000
1951
95%
Southern Calif
1968
1942
5s
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Lowest.
Prices.
18
1945
—
--
100
62
20
63
------
94%
95%
102% 103%
106
104
104%
104%
104%
88
88
Prices.
13
Jan.
23
1 100
Mar.
6
Feb.
62
1
6
45% Feb. 27
14% Jan
24
14%
May
5 45%
Aug. 10 104%
Jan. 25 106%
Apr. 12 100%
Apr.
6 100%
103%
105%
92%
100%
107%
20
24
Jan.
24
May
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
17 107% Jan.
23
20
18
6
17
98% Mar. 1 105
Jan, 24
94
May
2 104% Feb. 10
Jan. 18
96% Apr. 25 105
102
103
89
Jan.
20 103% Jan.
20
88% Aug. 24 92% Jan. 25
102% Apr.
4 104% June 12
104% 105%
89
83
NIar.
102
87%
May
1
91 % Jan
4 104% Jan.
83
103%
86
Mar.
Feb.
45
------
105
105
Sale
45% Feb. 27
100% 101%
104
Highest.
Prices.
105% Jan. 13 105% Jan.
Apr. 10 108% Jan.
104% Jan. 24 104% Jan.
97% Mar. 1 101% Jan.
50
60
Sale
103
--
96%
47
104
1947
So Counties Gas 4 Vis
Union Oil of Calif 6s
Ask
62
104
101
1961
Telephone 5s
--
58
1952
Gas5%s.l952
4 Vis
So Calif
Sept. 30.
Ask. Bid.
103
1954
.
5s
Bid.
102
1961
Miller 8c Lux 7s
Sept. 1.
Ask
101
1942
5s
1939
1,000
1,000 L A Railway 1st mtge 5s..1938
1st ref 5s
2,000
1940
"
\
Jan. 3
8,000 L A Gas 8c Electric 6s
2,000
5%s
5s
20,000
"*
(
Price
Since
September.
Bond Sales.
September
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
303,343
4,064,104
Shares
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30....
AGGREGATE SALES.
1932.
1933.
.
September
Ma.v
1
Q7
Anc
20
24
9.Q
1
Shares.
1,300
100
11
400
150
150
130
4,800
550
3,000
120 Barker Bros pref
30%
1%
...
"1% "3%
1%
30
1
»
Ltd
Discount
100
16 %
*
6
10
*
5%
290
Oil
3,400 Globe Grain
4,500, Goodyear of
35'
""36
116
60
2,200
1,913
1,445
1,403
35,300
500
'"807
200
M00
100
300
200
2,300
400
1,000
1,300
Akron
Hancock Oil Co A
*
15
16,600
39,300
27
27%
1
45
11%
12
21%
21k
1
5
32
8k Sale
8
14 k
14%
2%
295
Sale
15%
5
310
71%
33
4
5%
i
92 %
13 k Sale
12k
13 k
2k
5
290k 310
13%
14
11
5
Co........10
Pac Amer Fire Ins Co
1,800 Pacific Clay Products
77,400 Pac Finance Corp common
3%
~39%
34
34%
0% preferred...
65
9% Sale
8
86 k
3
1%
""I
8
"12"
8'
4k
5
88 k
Sale
Sept. 27
13 k Sept. 29
2k Sept. 18
Sept. 20
8%
k
85%
2k
90
8
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
29
19
11
27
3k
85
3
7
Sept. 20
40% Sept. 18
90% Sept. 22
Sept. 5
7
Sept. 11
9k Sept. 1
62
Sept. 18
Sept. 1
87% Sept. 13
3% Sept. 6
1% Sept. 15
6
Sept. 15
6
4%
%
5
1% Sept. 15
5
Sept. 23
9k
8%
9
8
Sept. 11
9
Sept. 16
4k
-----
5
Sept.15
5
30%
24 %
22k
Sale
Sale
75
78
25k
~26%
25
26
25
1
Sept.
23 k
%
9H
...»
25
I.
3k
100
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1
1
30
5
13
6
14
1
7
14
Sept.
5
%
k
M
4k
28
84
1
5
1
""50
6,850
*
68,250 Security First Nat Bank
No par value,
a
Odd lot.
25
26
Mar. 31
38
Jan.
13% July 17
7
July 24
15% July
6
May
5% Jan.
3
4
27
11% Jan.
2% Apr.
60% Fen.
Mar.
5% Jan.
3% Feb.
8% July
% July 12
% Apr. 18
Apr. 28
82a
%
Jan.
12
110
Sept
Sept
Sale
8% Sale
6
354
Sale
4k
3% Sept.
84
78
66
Sale
63
15
37%
12
1
26
21
Sale
10%
35
87
80
66
21
Sale
Jan.
1% Mar. 2
% Aug. 11
8
Feb.
6
Aug.
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
15 110
7
Sept. 15
9% Sept. 29
1
5
Sept. 18
15
Sept.25
Sept. 27
Sept. 5
34% Sept. 27
80
66
Sept. 25
Sept. 27
15
Sept.
37% Sept.
5
1
7
26
19
30
12
29
20
24
30
6
16
10
18
9
Jan.
1
Apr.
18
98
Jan.
30
5% June
6% July
1% Sept.
6
Sept.
% Aug.
23
9% Jan.
8% Apr.
Mar.
77
May
19
Mar.
Jan.
92% Feb.
30
July
June
June
Mar.
2% Mar.
1% Feb. 21
% Feb.
1
% Jan. 18
78
Apr. 18
60% June
1
46% Jan. 31
15
July 13
34% Sept. 27
6
21
Mai*. 27
25%
Sept.
May
8
12
15
15
11
June 30
30% July
25% Jan.
22% Feb.
June
30
5% June 20
7
July 10
11% July 18
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.
107
7
18
June
Mar.
i*
24
14% July
3% July
7
Aug.
12
July
6% Apr.
42% July
68
July
92
Aug.
72
July
7
May
12% July
9% Aug.
Mar.
1
Jan.
July
5% July
Apr.
Sept.
Aug.
22
Julyi-22
51% Sept. 18
310
9% May
2% July
7
Aug.
33
66
6
18
Feb.
88
86
6k
30
Sale
12
21/
2k
100
6% prior preferred
25
100
120 Seaboard Dairy Cred pref. 100
25
670 Seaboard National Bank
6
28% July
Feo.
10%
9%
8%
9%
23%
22%
20%
30%
84%
26%
.......
40
13
13% Apr. 18
1% Sept. 14
9% Mar. 2
4
Sale
Sale
__
Jan.
Sept. 15
—-
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
22
103,500 Republic Pete Co Ltd.....10
•
25,000 Richfield Oil Co com
Preferred...
»
22,400
348 S Joaq Lt 8c Pw 7% pr pfd.100
Sept. 14
2 k Sept. 18
28
32% Aug. 29
2% June
5
19% Aug.
6
11
Sept. 12
5% July
3
55
Sept.
6% July
7
38
—
87
Feb.
6
6%
9%
8%
9%
20%
21%
20%
25%
84%
20 k
•
1
6
33k Sept. 27
6%
6% Sale
9%
8% Sale
9%
21%
21%
21% Sale
19
19%
26%
26%
8%
*
15k Sept. 12
17
17
30% Sept. 27
265
7
^
—
6
10 k
9 %
-----
74 Pacific Tel & Tel com
Preferred
76
53,800 Pacific Western Oil Corp
12
Apr.
1
Apr. 17
5% Apr. 11
3% Mar. 15
1% Jan. 20
32% Apr. 18
6% July
ik
4k
com
new...
22k
lk
51 >8
31k
11k
1
7
21
14
18
19
5
14
5
61
'
"...
19,750 Pacific Mutual Life Ins....10
3,100 Pacific Pub Serv
91%
61
6%
10
4k
32
68
90
61
7
Preferred series A...
10
6,600
Preferred series C
10
4,800
Preferred series D
10
4,400
25
16,900 Pac Gas 8c Elec com
1st pref 6%
25
10,500
5%% preferred
25
2,900
7,600 Pac Lighting Corp com.....*
4k
55
15
21
23
12
1
7
7
10
11
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11
6
5%
Sale
2%
4%
8
1
18
8
7
9
92
Sale
Sept.
8k Sept. 27
30
2%
38%
10
10
L A Gas 8c Elec 6% pref...100
L A Investment
Preferred
3
Sale
32
*
common
1,300
1,300
"4k
Sale
65
119 Pacific National Co..
""200
8%
3H
33
Preferred
Preferred
3,400
10
3,400 Moreland Motors pref
10
3,134 Mortgage Guarantee Co..100
886
31
8%
sfA
6
*
com
4%
10
(I) common..
*
600 Monolith Portl Cem com....*
25
1,100
§
10
500 Magnin
""loo
310
6
231 L A Athletic Club..
1,100
\k
5%
11
Sale
10
Goodyear Textile pref
100
Goodyear Tire & Rub pfd.100
Hal Roach Studios
8% pfd.25
300 Holly Sugar
8,442
21,900
Sale
6
3,400 Internet Re-lnsur Corp
470
3
Sale
Sale
31
25
Milling
400 Golden State Co Ltd
1,800
16%
*
&
4A
14
10
200 Gilmore
40k Sale
24k Sept. 30
1
Sept. 21
18
Sept. 23
8k Sept. 28
3k Sept. 25
53
Sept
4
Sept. 27
30
Sept. 27
22
Sept. 21
lk Sept. 14
39 % Sept. 30
31
10 %
47
32
36
11,200 Douglas Aircraft Inc.......*
7,100 Emsco Derr 8c Equip Co
*
100
2
,8*
20
24,900 Consolidated Oil...
lk
37%
37
619 Central Investment Corp. 100
16,500 Chrysler Corp
10,150 Citizens Nat Bank
49,100 Claude Neon Elec Prod
24% Sale
14
457 Farmers 8c Merch Nat Bk.100
400 Food Machinery
*
400 Foster & Kleiser
10
1,300
31
Sale
100
5,700 Barnsdall Oil Corp A
25
87.900 Bolsa Chica OH Corp A
.10
1,197 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
7,000 Byron Jackson
25
2,900 California Bank
2,642 Calif Packing Corp
25
300 Commercial
"5",66o
Par.
12,700 Alaska Juneau Gold Min'g 10
1,600 Associated Gas & Electric
20
1,100
4,000
STOCKS.
Shares.
43
17
13
10
11
20
13
21
2% June 12
5% June 20
90% July
3
110
Sept. 29
9% Sept. 29
5
Sept. 18
8
2% June
2
98
June
7
Jan. 20
66
Sept. 27
Jan.
Jan.
45% Jan.
48
30
27
16
11
ANGELES
LOS
76
STOCK
EXCHANGE
\
PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
LOS ANGELES
AGGREGATE SALES.
Jan. 3
In
Since
September.
Jan.1.
STOCKS.
4,200
300
14,600
970
2,800
6,900
4,800
26,600 Shell Union Corp com......*
25
3.800 Signal Oil-Gas A
121,800 So Calif Edison Ltd com. ..25
Original preferred...... 25
5.285
7% preferred
25
28,900
6% preferred
25
46,100
5%% preferred.
--..25
36,100
600 So Calif Gas A
200
100
13
1,800
21,500
pref
25
25
2,400
390 So Counties Gas 6% pref. 100
-.100
29,800 Southern Pacific Co
154,700 Standard Oil of Calif———.*
274 Superior Oil com
25
6%
200
500
1933.
Par.
Shares.
Shares.
pref
Preferred
3,800 Taylor Milling Corp
■""120
100 Van de Kamps Bakeries
*
1,012 Weber Showcase & Fix pfd._*
100 Western Pipe & Steel
*
No par
value,
a
Odd lot.
38%
25%
"26%
23
Sale
21% Sale
22%
21%
83%
90
15%
16
24% Sale
10
4
21,300
Western Air Express
5
5%
1%
3%
26% Sale
—*
604,400 Transamerica Corp
1,200
Sept. 1.
Ask.
15
•
370 Union Bank & Trust Co..100
25
234,200 Union Oil of Calif
26
Bid.
.25
669 Title Insur & Trust Co.—.25
3
26,300
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
10
10
5
200
9% Sale
13f|
7
9
7%
8%
3k
5
19% Sale
31% Sale
22% 22%
19
19%
89
87
90
22
22%
39% Sale
31% 31%
40% Sale
6
19
17%
17%
86
6
8
4
17%
30%
22%
19%
17%
21%
22%
87%
23%
38%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
21
22
27
22
29
27
27
11
5
11
29
27
Highest.
Sale Prices.
9%
4%
20%
33%
25%
20%
18%
21%
22%
87%
31
Sept. 1
Sept. 20
Sept. i
Sept. 18
Sept. 6
Sept. 1
Sept. 19
Sept. 11
Sept. 5
Sept. 11
Sept.14
Sept. 19
Sale
25
30
7% Sale
112% 135
22
Sale
5%
;
5
12
25
6
110
4?
1%
14
30
Sale
135
4%
"13" "15"" "11" "12%
*r.
,
Sale Prices.'
es.
1
*r. 20
a
22%
19%
17%
21%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
21
May
83% Apr.
11% Feb.
29
27
27
11
15
27
25
20
Feb. 27
May
4
June 30
25
19% Sale
5%
4
Sale '
6
44%
19
"I"
7%
Highest.
Sale Prices..
25
14
3
Ask.
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
9%
3%
20%
31%
24%
20%
18%
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Ask. Bid.
22%
19%
25
5% Sale
5
Bid.
Sept. 27 14
25
Sept. 8 25
7%
5% Sept. 27
115
Sept. 18 115
19
Sept. 27 22%
12
""4% Sept."l2
Sept. 1
Sept.* 8
Sept. 1
Sept.18
Sept. 18
4% Sept.
14
4
20
Jan.
Apr.
4% Apr.
100
Apr.
9% Feb.
7
Aug.
3% Feb.
12% Feb.
10
May
4
UH July
6
July
27% May
40% Jan.
27% Feb.
24% Jan.
22% Jan.
->$2% Apr.
24% Feb.
90
Feb.
7
13
17
25
11
31
12
28
16
9
38% July
7
44% Sept. 19'
8
Apr. 27
25
June 30
14
Sept. 1
July 20
July 19
15 31
9%
3
18 200
28 23
7
11
5
2
25 15
26 10
Feb.
24
July
6
Aug. 11
June 28
Feb.# 2
May 28
General
Quotations
AND STOCKS
OF BONDS
In the earlier part of this publication complete
tho country, for
General Quotations we combine in
those dealt in
to the
on
year
to
date,
In this department of
The following is
an
index
Pubiic Utility Stocks...
99
Industrial & Miscellaneous Bonds
.91
99
Federal Land Bank Bonds....
Industrial & Miscellaneous Stocks
100
Real Estate Bonds
investment Trust
Public Utility Bonds.......
81
Joint Stock Land Bank Stocks
..119
Stocks
and
Bonds....
Quotations from all Stock Exchanges
82
.
are as
Page
Page
77
...
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds
..83
88
Insurance
Stocks and Scrip
94*120
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit
95
Stocks..95
95
United States and Municipal Bonds
Exchange Seats...
93
Canadian Municipal
Bonds
100
...102
Textile Manufacturing Stocks
94
Foreign Government Bonds
..101
Mining Stocks.......
94
near
as
possible for the closing dag of the month preceding the date of issue.
Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices "and Interest,"
mark to indicate the fact except where there is a deviation from this rule.
to the
the leading stock exchanges of
unlisted and inactive securities.
Page
Steam Railroad Stocks..
:
on
furnished.
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
one
the exchanges, but also leading
Steam Railroad Bonds....
s:
are
different classes of securities quoted:
f
!
records of the dealings
the latest month and for the calendar
price, he must pay accrued Interest in addition to the price.
we
have adopted the same
method and
no
As the New York Stock
longer employ a designating
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter "f" is prefixed
This, however, does not apply to income bonds
or
bonds in default, in which cases
the price Includes the interest, should there be any.
The letter
prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is
a
flat price—that is, that the accrued Interest forms part of the price, and
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately in making payment.
default, the price is always "flat," and
no
As already stated in the
case
designating mark Is employed to indicate the fact.
of income bonds and bonds in
1
Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average maturities
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "aad dividend"; that is, the accrued dividend must be paid In addition to the price.
It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many Inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but in all
cases
the figures are
The following
obtained from sources which
are
considered reliable.
abbreviations are often used, vix.: "M" for
mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund. "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
The black-faced type In the letters showing the Interest period Indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE.—All bond prices
Bid.
Bonds.
RAILROAD
are
Aik.
BONDS
Akron Canton & Youngstown—
Gen & ref 6s 1945 ser A.-A&
-Gen A ref 5%a 1945 ser B A&
Alabama Great Southern—
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser
cons 4s 1943 ser B
Eq 4tfs
39
39
83%
72
J&
Bid.
1934-'41 E
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948—-J&J
2d g 4s 1948.
J&J
85
80
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949
Aug Term Isr gu st 6s 1947
A&O
101
106
I
101
106
•o*
I
100
105
J&1
1953-J&J
10
2
16
6
Augusta Union Stat 4s
Bait & Harris g 5s 1936
M&N
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 M&N
Baltimore & Ohio—
75
/
/
Gen income 6s Oct 1948—....
ustin & Northwestern—
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941
1st M 4s g July 1 1948—A&O
1st M 5s July 1 1948
A&O
Alabama & VIcksburg
1st M g
Ry—__
5s 1974 series A—MAN
83"
88 %
55%
Albany & Susq 3%a g 1946.Alleghany Corp—
57 A
51
48
28%
95
Conv g 4%a 1960
F&A
Ref & gen 5s 1995 series A. J&D
Ref & gen 6s 1995 series O. J&D
Ref & gen 5s 2000 ser D _M&S
30%
98%
Ref & gen 5s ser ies F 1996-M&S
Kq tr 4>4s 193440 (yr;__M&N
Eq tr 4%a *34-'41 O (yr)._F&A
Eq tr 5s 1934-37 (yr)
F&A
Eq tr 5s 1934-38 (yr)
F&A
Eq tr 6s *34 "35 (vr)—J&J 15
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941—.M&N
Allegheny & Western-
77%
37%
Ark A
42"
80
90
Mem*Ry Brge & Term—
-'
k
Atchison Topeka & Santa
J,
■
79
85
8
W
Div
1st 5s 1950
J&J
Toledo & Gin Div 4s 1959..J&J
Fe—
92%
93
75
88
84
90
Bangor &
78
78%
95%
91%
96"
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39.F&A
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43-A&0
89
Trans S L 1st
79%
Medford Ext 5s 1937
PIscat Div g 5s Jan 1943—A&O
91%
Ifx 115
78
Series B.
96
125
83
Athens Terminal Ry—
20
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39.-F&A
Battle Creek & Sturgis—
„
30
^
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 4^i 1944 ser
1st M fis 1944 ser B
Atlanta
A
as
)
cons
Belt RR & Stk Yds (lnd
p lis)—
1st ref gold 4s 1939
M&N
Bolvidere Dil 1st 3%s 1943.. J&J
43
46
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944. J&D
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.M&S
84%
Boonville St L & Sou 5s *51-F&A
Boston & Albany 5s Oct '63.-J&J
5s June 1942
J&D
5%
4s July 1 1952—M&8
85
61
54
73
Col tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op_M&N
Conv deb 4s 1939 op 1916M&N
A 414s 1964. J&D
Eq 6%a Feb 1936 (year) F&A 6
6 Basis.
5s
5%
87
65
74"
4.00%
/ This price includes accrued interest,
J&J
1951.-A&O
95%
85
ser
3
105%
M&N
Gen unif
Ext,
100%
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
1st
Ork
88)4
J&
Knoxville & Northern-
M 5Hs 1929 extd
May 1954
J&D
Beliefonte Central 1st 6sT949
88
to
3s 1989
89
71
67
1st
g
2d guar gold 5s 1936
Beech
J&
lst mtge gold 5s 1946
J&
Atlanta & St Andrews Bay—
1st 6s, 1938
A&
1st guar
Bedforu Belt 1st 6s 1938
J&J
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936—J&J
July 1 1938
J&J
4%a July 1937
J&J
4%s impt 1978
F&A
4s May 1 1934 gu N Y O.M&N
Bondi.
Bid.
16%
5s Mar 1942
79
83%
5s Jan 1943...
5s May 1940
1st m fis 1967 ser AO
1st m 5a 1955 ser 2
79
79
75
78
....
...
41
May 1943
M&8
72
M&N
4%» 1961 ser JJ
A&O
72..
Eq 4%a 1934-1943 (yr)—A&O 65.25 to
Bost & Maine (old) 4%a
73
J&J
4s Feb 1 1937
F&A
1IX
4s Aug 1942
66
F&A
3s July 1950
61
J&J
5.25
Equip 5%s 1932-1937(yr)F&A 6
5.25
Eq tr 6s 1934-38 (year)—J&D 6
75
1st
88"
88
98
52
61*
m
Wor Nashua & Roch -4-5s 1946
4s Oct. 1 1934-—3:—A&O
61
62
5%
1st
11
79%
82%
78%
s*
99%
71
100
77
65%
IV*
94
92
25
98
J&D
-93^
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938
J&J
Buffalo ureek 1st fis 1941
J&J
1st ref fis 1961—
J&J
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh—
Cong4Hs 1957
Buff & Susquehanna RR
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
81*4
100
101
53
56
J&J
74
93
Burl Cedar Rapids &
88
93
88
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g *34--A&O
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s'44 F&A
Cam & Clear—1st 5s g 1941.J&J
Gen M g 4s 1955
F&A
93"
41H
62
55
Cambria & lnd 1st
45
72
100
90
72
4%a '68..J&J
915*
92%
Canada Atl 1st 4s
93
Canada South 5s 1962
5.50
50
1955
ser
J&J
91
A.A&O
Can Nat Rys 4%b gu 1954.M&S
n»
45"
fiA
88*
77
17
93"
90
86
87%
86
77
99
66
96
975^
97 %
4%s guar 1957
J&J
4%s guar 1968—
J&D
97%
4Hs guar 1951
M&S
99%
QQ
4%a guar 1956
F&A
100%
4%a guar 1955
J&D 15
40-yr 5s guar 1970
F&A
10351
5s guar 1969—
103 %
.J&J
5s guar 1969
A&O
108%
Eq tr 6s 1935
M&N 66.25%
Eq tr 4%s 1934-1942 (gu) M&N
6.25%
Eq tr 4%a 1934-45(ann)__J&D <6.25%
Canadian Northern—
8 F deb 7s 1940
J&D
8 F deb 6%a 1946——J&J
10-yr g 4%a Feb 15 1935.F&A
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939...J&J
66
Nominal,
North—
Eq tr 5%n 1934-38 (year) M&N
90
94%
88
..M&S
M&N
Corp—
89
88
54
4.25%
4.25%
30
m
Brook & Mon 2d 5s 1938
Brunswick & Western—
74
92
4%a July 15 1947.J&J16
Gen m 6s '33 extd to '38.J&J 16
5%
5%
74%
425%
76
79
Boston & N Y Air Line-—
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
F&A
Boston Rev Beach & Bynn—
94
n
84
5s
3%a Jan 1 1951
J&J
Ref 3%a 1952 gu N Y O-A&O
I London,
Ask.
79
79
79
79
79
79
35
4s May I 1935 gu N Y O-M&N
k Last sale.
bonds.
Boston & Maine (new) 5s Sept *41
4s-5s April 1947—
;
General 5s g 1937
J&J
J&J
M&N
78
k
defaulted
87
Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
Cons refund g 4s 1951
and
5s Apr 1944
5s June 1945
5s Jan 1946
A&O
*
I
income
Ask.
tlantic & Yadkin—
Alabama N Orl TAP June—
'B*
"f" and
4.00%
4.00%
(yr)_F&A
Atlantic Coast Line of S 0-—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
J&J
'
A—J&
1st
Bonds.
Atlantic Coast Line RR (Concl)
Eq 6s 1934-1935 (yr)...J&J 15
84
88
Adirondack 1st 4%a 1942 guM&S
Akron & Barb Belt- g 4s 1942. J&D
"and interest" except where marked
s
Sale price,
r
Canadian price.
—4
107
r
>4
100 %
92
104
5125%
5:25%
5.25%
NOTICE.* -All
bond
perpetual--J&J
20-yrcoll tr 4*a 1946
MAS
Coll tr 5a Apr 16 1934
A&O
Coll tr 5s 1964
J&D
8 f 4Kb Dec 16 1944—J&D15
Coll tr 4*s I960
j«J
Uona deben 4a
aer
60*
75
79*
73
5 50
5 50
20*
99*
96
A-J&SD15
68*
102*
.
,
99 *
4.757c
4.75%
75
100*
97
Equip 5a 1934-1937 a-a—A&O 65-10 to
Eq 5a 1934 1933 a-a
J&D (5 10 to
Eq tr 6a 1934 '35 (vrly).J&J15 65.10 to
Carthage & Adirondack—
63*
^ 1st mtge guar g 4s 1981—J&D
30-yr. conv.4*s 1960---M&N
Eq 6a Jan 151934 '35(yr)J&Jlf
Eq tr 5a 1934-38 (a-a)
J&D
Eq tr 5a 1933 34 (a-a)—A&O
Eq 4*a "34-'42 O-(yr)
J&J
Eq tr 4*s *34-'45 (s-a)—J&D
Chicago St Louis & N O—
Con g 5a June 15 '51-—J&D 15
Con g 3*a June 15'51 J&D.15
Mem Div
4.60%
4.50%
4.50%
68
48
50
51
60
22
23*
15*
16*
8.50%
8.50%
8.50%
32*
9*
11.00
11.00
22
28
96
35
100
Eq tr 4*a 1934-'41 (yr)-F&A
64.50 to
F&A
lat g guar 4a Oct 11954—A&O
Guar g 5a 1960
F&A
m Ruronean loan 4a 194ft .M&S
76
Coll tr
g
5s 1937
Vermont
87*
3.50%
3.50%
IF
76*
82*
66
35
58*
Conaol
9.00
1st
-
Val 4s
Oindn
North
105*
100
92*
91*
6
4.25
6
4.25
6
4.25
6
4 25
6
4.25
91*
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
100
t-
87
§5
§£*
88
100
102"
98
/
51*
52*
7.50
to 6%
96*
92*
89*
94*
89*
96*
10
11
91*
87*
89
/
/
Gen 4*s May *89 aer E—J&J
Gen M 4*a May *89 aerF.J&J
Eq 4*s'34-'43 E & F (yr).J&J
Eq 4*8 *34-'41 G & H(yr).J&J
Equip tr 6a 1934-35 (yr)_J&J15
Equip tr5a'34 '40serB(yr)F&A
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3*a g 1987
M&N
Gen M gold 4a 1987
M&N
Stmpa non-pay Fed Inc tax
Gen M 5a '87 atpd inc tax M&N
Gen M 4*s'87atpdlnctaxM&N
Gen M 4 *a'87 atpd inc tax M&N
15-year 6*s Mar 1936—M&S
lat & ref 5a May 2037
J&D
lat & ref 4*a May 2037:.J&D
lot & ref 4*s May 2037C J&D
99
70
97*
66
95
80*
4.50%
101*
105*
t-l
oo
105
95
1940—-F&A
,77*
-
99*
100
Cleveland & Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
b
11%
& Marietta 4*s 1935-M&N
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4*a gen gtd 1942—J&J
Ext at 6% to
99
.A&O
Senes B 3*s gen gtd 1942-A&O
Ser C 3*a gen gtd I948—M&N
Ser D 3*s gen gtd 1950--F&A
Gen & ref 4*s 1977 ser A-F&A
Oleve Short L 4*a 1961
A&O
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
lat 4a gold guar 1995
M&N
9i*
86
67
72
84
86
79
82
72*
89*
75
85*
85*
69*
4.7u%
f 5*a 1972 aeries A—A&O
a f 5a 1973 aer B
A&O
a
*35—M&N
1980—M&N
5" 50
41
m
15
IF
53
63
65
67.75 to
67.75 to
67.75 to
67.75 to
68*
65*
69*
6.50%
6.50%
6.50%
6.50%
4s
94
54
58
70*
IF
74*
78
79
41
38
44
65
38
.
30
68.00%
>8.00%
>8 00%
39*
39*
31
6.50%
6.50%
6.50%
95*
83
75
M
1962
3a
.
50
25
9%
89"
92
81*
J&.«
deb 7a 1940--A&O
1936
M&S
6*8 1936 series F
F&A
Grand Trunk Weat 4s £ 1950.J&J
64
93
89
98
95
50*
50*
53
lat & ref g 4*e
40
Gen M 5*e 1952 ser
Gen M 5a 1973 ser O
J&J
'42-J&D
J&J
lat 1 & ref g 7 *a '36 aer A.J&D
1st 1 & ref 6a 1936 ser B„ J&D
Imp & equip 5a 1960
M&N
Dayton Union 4a 1949
-J&J
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951--J&J
Del & Bound Br 3*s 1955-F&A
Deb 4s 1956 guar
26*
29
22
23*
16*
10*
15
35
30
18
82
Eq
99
97
81
82*
M&N
94
15-yr g 5*a May 1 *37.-M&N
Eq 6a Ian 15 '34 *35'vr> J&J16 64.75%
Delaware River RR & Bridge
96*
1st mtge g 4s 1936
F&A
Deuver &. Rio Grande Western ^
26
Gen income 5a Aug "55—F&A
32
Ref & impt 5a 1978 aer B.A&O
11%
Eq tr 4*a 1934-42 (yr)_.M&N b
95*
3.50%
Fruit
tr 4*s
27
33*
8%
47
41
56
86
J&J
46
6.50 %
6.50 Z
68.
6.50%
Dea
Ctfs of dep for gtd 4s 1935-J&J /
Plainea Val 4*a 194/ . .M&r* /
49"
3*
3
56
68
45
29*
'
-
-
-
—
5.00
5.00
5.00
.
5 25
5 25
1934-1940 J&D
Ry of Canada—
96
1914—A&O
4s '40 -M&N
West debt certs A.
Cons 4s 1934 opt to
G eenb Ry lstg gu
89
20*
1958
/ 4
ser
J&.l
A
r
k
Guayaquil & Quito lat 5s '32 J&J2 f
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
1st 5*s 1950 ser B
A&O
1st 5s 1950 Series O
A&O
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
[fit r*f fc term ar 5s F*»b '62 J& '
Stamped (July 1 1933 cpn on)
Gilt i or uiinrl ut Mobile—
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu.——J&J
H
Hirl R & Portch—See N Y N
Hocking Valley Ry—
1st cons gold 4*s 1999—.J&J
Eq tr 5s 1934-1938 (ann)-A&O
Eq tr 5s 1934rl939 (yr)..-J&J
Eq tr 6s '34-'35 (yr)
J&J 15
90
84*
n Nominal,
64
Green Bay &
Deb ctfs B
ist M 6s
46*
An Apr
64
Gutntanamo & Western—
Denver & Rio Grande—
J&J
J&J
68*
J&J
Express—
Eq 5s J'ne 15'34-.19 (yr) J&D
70"
A&O
60
78
73
B—J&J
D——J&J
E——J&D
Eq tr 4*s 1933-1939
M&S
Eq tr 4*a 1934-1940 D (yr)J&J
Eq tr 5a 1933-1938 (yr)-M&S
Great Northern
'8.00%
'8.00%
7z*
71*
7.50
79*
'61 opt '41-J&J
Gen 4*a 1976 aer
Gen 4*s 1977 aer
Western
Delaware & Hudson—
__
102*
s
Gen M 7a 1936 aeries A—J&J
J&J
lat con g 4s 1936
lat con g 4*a 1936
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
103*
k 100*
Ireat Northern—
102
A&O
Conv 5s 1935-
95
lat g gu 4a $ July 1 1950--J&J
b
Eq tr 58 Dec 14 "33-'43 (yr)
Iraya Pt Term g 5a 1947—J&D
deb 4s '54 J&J
I In London,
—
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955-A&O
lai 4a Feb 25 '39 Aig gu.M&N
50
lien 4s 1995. J&D
Mortgage gold 4a 1995
J&D
Det R Tun 4*s 1961 gu—M&N
100
83
—
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5*8
Cuba RR 1st g 5a 1952
k Last sale.
1st
Deb g 6a Sept 1
Des Moines & Fort Dodge—
/This price includes accrued int.
16
40'
_
Det & Mack pr
6 Basis.
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1946
A&O
Ga Kit & bag ref 6a 1951—A&O
4a Jan 1 1947
J&J
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945--J&J
Deb 5a 1952
A&O
Eq tr 4 *s 1933-1939 a-a-M&N
Gouv & Oaw 1st 5a g 1942
J&D
Gr R & Ind ext 4*a 1941—J&J
2d 4a 1936
A&O
Sink fund g
1955
lat mtge 6a 1950
Tno mtge 6a 1Q60
3
3
Gen 4s 1962 Can Gov gu. J&J
irand Trunk Ry of Canada—
lat & ref gold 4a 1943
48
July 1 1934
lat 4s Feb 16 '42 Alg gu.M&N
Deposit—
65
Deb
23
Grand Trunk Pacific—
Conn ttiver gold la 1943—M&8
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
lat M gu 4a Mar 15' 51-M&S15
1st 5s
1951
M&S
50
46
92*
95
100*
100
\i«
-
1
86*
si *
Con Ry (New Hav)
Deb 4s 1955
99*
1948.J&D
1929. J&J
Georgia & Florida RR—
lat M 6s 1946 aer A
M&N
Ctfs of deposit
Georgia Fla & Ala RR—
/
i at M & r«f 6a 1952——F&A
99
1st extend g 4s 1955F&A
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers
1st gold 4s 1943
A&O
75
70
M&>
J&J
J&J
Term da LVdts
River 6« 1957
Ga Caro & N lat 5a g
Columbus & Toledo—
27
90
1st lien & ref M 5s 1938Genesee
99
37
23
65
Ga & Ala 5a Oct 1945
87
J&J
lat m 4a 1940
F&A
?o1 & Hock
ext 4a 1948 A&O
8%
90
Henderson
Houston &
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5a
Ref M g 4 *s May 1
33
97*
Ext at 5*% to 1961
J&D
Elk & Mo V 6s 1933--A&O
laiveatou
87
63
Stamped 1933
101
99*
1
—J&D
J&J
From
Galveston
57
-
25
27
4*
Fort St Un Dept Det 4*a '41
Ft Worth & D O 6a 1921—
4 25%
Columbia & Port
/
J&J
1950
Fort Dodge Dea
lat 5a 1938
94
73*
5.50
Eq tr 6a 1934 35 (year)—J&J 15 b
42*
37*
(Nov *32 and May 37 coup).
Moines & Sou—
73
Equip to 6s 1933-1935
Olev Colum Cin & Indianap—
Gen cona gold 6s 1934
J&J
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—
Cona now 1st 5a 1933
A&O
Gen M 5a 1936
J&D
General mtge 4*s
31*
6*
65
Colorado & Southern
39
Gloverav—
/
63*
70*
100
'62 opt
M&N
1st con 4*s 1982
Amended
87
90
J&J
el*
85
White W V Div lat 4a '40-J&J
90
J&J
—.
75
'40-M&S
-
lat cona ref 4 *s
93*
99*
98*
-J&J f 27
'59-J&D r 56*
7*
lat & ref 5a 1974.
—M&8
'
Certificates of deposit
Eq 4*8 '33 '35 G (a-a)-—A&O
65
Eq 4*a '34 '41 H (s-a)—M&S
80
Fla So lat g gn 4s 1945
J&J
1 12
Florida Weat Sh 5a 1934
J&J
Gen ref gold 4s
lat M
78
B 1940-
Fonda Johnstown &
73
6%
gold 1943
78*
70*
71*
b
Florida East Coast 4*8
96
88
»
52*
52*
6%
6%
b
Fitchburg 5s Jan 1 1934
J&J
Florida Central & Peninsula—
76*
66*
J&D
J&D
O—J&J
40
Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3*a aer
Ser lea O 1940
65.25to
73
J&J
58
50*
Erie &
59*
53*
63*
A&O
k
A&O
M&N
A&O
Eq tr 6a 1934-35 (year)-J&J 15
Eq 4*a "34-'41 LL (a-a)—M&8
Eq tr 4*8 193343 (s-a)—M&S
Penn coll g 4s Feb 11951—F&A
Erie & Jeraey a f 6a 1955
J&J
93
f 4*a 1977 aer O—A&O
Coal RIv Ry lat 4s gu '45
J&D
37
A—M&N
Eq tr 5a *34 '35 aer M (yr)-J&D
Eq 5a *33 '38 O (yr)
J&D
Eq 6a Jan 15 "34 *35 (yr) J&J 15
Eq 6*a 1934 36 aer J (yr) M&S
Eq 6*a 1934-36 K (yr)__A&0
Eq 4*a'33-'42 (yr.) aer A M&N
79
,
aer
B
Ref & Impt m 6a 1967
Ref & mtge m 5s 1975
90*
O W & M Div lat 4a g '91-J&J
St L Div lat col trg 4a'90 M&N
a
gold 4a 1953
1953
Series D 1953--.
85
60
76
J&J
J&J
A-.A&O
Prior lien gold 4a 1996
Conv
1st cons 5s
98*
45
92
Erie—
Series
Ref & Imp M 5s '63 aer D„J&J
Ref & Impt 4*a aer B 1977-J& J
Cairo Div 1st g 4a 1939
J&J
lat
13
Gen g 4a A May 1 1989—J&J
Gen g 3*a B May 1 1989.-J&J
Gen 4*a May '89 aeries O.J&J
59*
55"
68
A&O
lat & ref 5a 1965
61
83
1950-J&J
gu 5a
El Paao & S W RR—
68
Cleveland Union Terminals—
& Eastern—
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
50-yr 5a 1975 aeries A
F&A
Conv adj 5a Jan 2000
A&O
90
61
lat
90
-
1st M 4*a 1969 opt 1919-J&D
Chic Memp & Gulf 5s 1940--J&J
88*
Williams port—
lat 6a 1910 ext at 4%
74*
74
Ser B 4*s gen gtd 1942
„
,
96
A&O
Olev
'
66
1951-J&J
'57-M&N
g
85
M&N
Edmonton, Dunvegan & Brit
Columbia Ry 4*s 1944--A&O
Elgin Joi & East 5s 1941
M&N
Income 5a 2862
)lev Oinc Ohlc & St Louis—
Spr & Col Div 4* let
90*
M&N
1935'
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Conaol 1st g 5a 1956
5s
El Paao & R 1 1st
J&J
B
81
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div lat g 4a 1948
A&O
101
76*
lat cons guar g 4s
92
_
Short Line 1st 4s 1953—A&O
ser
Ref & imp M 6s '41 aer
Chic Grt West lat 4a 1959--M&S
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4a 1956 guar.-J&J
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6a 1947 series A—J&J
Ref M g 5a 1947 aeries B—J&J
Ref M g 4a 1947 series O- J&J
lat & gen 5a 1966 aeries A.M&N
lat & gen 6a May '66 ser B J&J
Equip tr 6a *34-'35 (yr)„ J&J15
Monon Coal am 5a 36 opt J&D
Chic Indianapolis & St. Louis-
1951—J&J
lat g 4a
23
J&J
1940—J&D
100
1948—F&A
General 4s gold 1993
Gen M 5s aer B 1993
105*
99*
lat gold 5a 1937
Dutchess Co RR 4*a
111*
M&N
gtd 4s 1942
103*
Gen g a f 5a Jan 1 1941
J&J
South Shore & Atlantic—
Gen lien gold 4a 1996
Eq tr 5s 1934 38 (yr)-—A&O
<
Chicago & Eaateru Illinois—
lat conaol 6a gold 1934---A&O
Chicago & Erie 5a lat g '82.M&N
aer
cons
Cine & -vlusk
103*
I >uluth
Elmlra &
M&N
1952
78
Duluth & Iron Range—
1st 5s 1937
A&O
Duiutn MiasaDe & Northern—
10.)*
Iu4*
112*
Cleveland Akrou & Columbus
J&J16 5
Certificates of deposit
n*
100
100
6.50%
80
72
Gen M 4a 1958—M&S
lat & ref 4 *s aer B 1977..F&A
lat & ref g 5a 1971 aer A..F&A
Illinois Div 3 *s '49 op *29 J&J
4a July 1 1949
J&J
Ohlc & East 111 (new co)—-•
Gen M 5. May 1951
—M&N
7.50%
10%
61*
44*
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern—
93
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
Conv g 4*a 1949
5a
1st mtge g 5s series O
—
1st mtge g 5s 1946
A&O
Ohattauuuga Sta 4a 1957 gu_J&J
Chicago L»aRe Shore
gold
60
Eastern Tenn & West N O—
Clearfield & Mahoning—
6
33 '44 (yr)
—
Charleston & Savannah—
1st mtge g 7s 1936
——J&J
(yearly)
b
2d mtge gold 4*s 1937
J&J
Oinc Ind & St L Sh Line Ry—
1st void guar 4s 1953
A&O
61
Eq tr 5# De" 14
_
87
67*
Cincinnati Hamilton & DaytonGeneral 5a gold 1942
J&D
1st M 5s 2020
M&N
Chesapeake & Ohio—
lat cona g 5a 1939
M&N
General 4*a gold 1992—M&S
Ref & Impt 4 *s 1993 serA A&O
Ref & impt 4*s '95 ser B J&J
Eq tr 4*a '33-'40 W (yr)_A&0
Eq tr 5a 34 *38 (yr)
M&S16
Eq tr 5*a '34 '37 (yrly)„J&D
Eq tr 6a 1934-'35 (yrly)_J&J15
Eq 6*a 1933-'35 (ann)—J&D
Craig Valley lat 5a g 1940-J&J
Potts Creek 4s 1946
J&J
R & A Div lat con g 4a '89-J&J
2d con g 4a 1989
J&J
Warm Spr Val lat 5a g '41-M&S
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
1st M 5a 1945 guar
A&O
Chicago & Alton KR—
Refunding g 3a 1949
A&O
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 '34-'35
1
Bid.
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
lat 5s Mar 1 1964
J&J
i >etroit & Toledo Shore Line—
lat eold aruar 4a 1953
—J&J
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
1 st M 4*s 2020 ser A
40
—
Charleston & Western Carolina
82*
6u*
Guar gold 5a 1944
J&D
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Conaol gold guar 4a 1952
J&J
lat & ref 5*s 1962 A
M&S
Choc & Mempn 5a 1949
J&J
Central RR & Banking of Ga—
Central
11%
Oin N O & Tex Pac Ry—
Central Pacific—
lat ref 4a g guar 1949
^
J&J16
Oin Ind St Louis & Chicago—
1st 4s Aug 1 1936
Q-F
Mo Imf v
.«<
tai
>•
10ft.t M&N
72
Eq tr 6a '34-'35 (yrly)-J&Jlfi 64.50 to
„
b
1
25"
Central of New Jeraey—
Gen M (now lat) g 5a 1987 J&J
Gen M 4a 1987
J&J
b
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
11%
11%
b
lat M 5a 1963 aeries B
J&J
lat M 6*a series O 1963—J&J
35
Mid Ga& Atl lat 5a 1947—J&J
Mobile Div g 5a 1946
J&J
Cent New Eng lat qu 4a 1961 J&J
b
lat & ref g 5a Dec 1 '60 opt J&D
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960--M&S
Chic Dn Stat lat 4*a 1963--J&J
OentrBr Un Pac lat g 4a '48-J&D
Central of Georgia—
lat M g 5a Nov 1 1945—-F&A
10
b
lat 4a
Eq 6a 1934 *35 (ann)
45
11.00
12*
11*
11%
11%
Chic Terre Haute & Southeaat
90
gold 5a 1945
M&N
Ref & gen 5*s 1959 aer B.A&O
Ref & gen 5a 1959 aer O—A&O
Eq tr 4 *s *34 '40 aer P(yr)M&8
Eqtr 4*8*33 '40aerQ(yr)M&N
Eq tr 6s 1934-*38 (yrly)-J&D
Chat Div gold 4a 1951—J&D
Macon & Nor g 5a 1946—-J&J
23
20*
1951
J&D
Ohlc St Paul Minn & Omaha-
OavawiMa con- g 4a 1940
A&O
Cent Ark& Ebst lat 5a 1940.J&J
Cona
M&S
A
aer
22
22
4* 1934 opt to
Sec 4*s 1962
70
67*
101*
98*
g
56
54*
20
16
J&J
1911..A&O /
Certificate of deposit
/
-
Ref
100
78
Eq tr 6a !944
J&J
Eq tr 4*a 1933-1938 a-a—J&D
Eq tr 4*a 1940-1945 a-a.J&D
Caro Cent lat g gu 4a 1949—J&J
Caro Clinch & Ohio 6a 1938--J&D
6a 1952
90
99
...MAS
Conv coll tr 6sl942
Bonds
Bonds.
Ask
Bid.
Ohlc R I & Pac Ry—
General gold 4a 1988
93
bonds.
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted
Ask.
60*
71*
Canadian NW4*a Oct 221943- r
Canadian Pacific—
cona
pnoei art
Bid.
Bonds
lat
BONDS
RAILROAD
78
Canadian price,
a
Sale price.
r
25
12
60
54*
54*
65
&
Ha
95*
4.75
4.75
4.75
OCT., 1933.]
RAILROAD
NOTICE.-All bond prloss
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask.
Bedford A Gumb
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
J&J
Housatonic con 5s 1937
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s 37-J&J
89
Bonds
91
85 Vi
90
91
85Vi
J&J
96
1st M 4
73
78
F&A
Illinois General—1st g 4b '51-J&J
1st gold 3^s 1951
J& '
3-year notes 4Vis 1934.—J&D Jfc
Main L ext 1st g 3Vis '51. A&o
gold of i«52
;
£4s gold of 1953
Ooll crust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s'63-M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955—
M&N
Bonds
65
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&S
95
100
A&O
Lltciificid & Mad 1st 5s
79 Vi
46
80
Debenture gold
y
85
75
68 Vi
61Vi
8iVi
74Vi
73
72 Vi
92 Vi
99 Vi
-
I^uuislaua &
f 65 Vi
If 60
A&O
1935
f9S
55 Vi
56
Louisville &
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
90
101 Vi
103
95Vi
92%
86 Vi
83 Vi
4*50
4.50
3.75%
3.75%
3.757c
84 Vi
68
Pad & Mem Dlv 1st 4s
66
68
S
llni'o
»
ia
iqeji
_
84""
88*
68
73
L & v
62
F&A
gold 4s. 1952
Opn
('<«
88 Vi
89 Vi
Macon
Mahon O
J&J
85
J&J
1st & ref 4 Vis 1935
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935
78Vi
93Vi
30
11
A.April
J&J
27 Vi
J&J
Eq tr 4Vis 1932-42 (yr)._A&o 6
Internet Rys (Central America)
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941-M&N
0% notes 1936
1st 1& ref 6 Vis 1947
F&A
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
J&D
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref g 4b 1951
:M&S
Ia Minn & NT w l *t 3 vis 1935 J&J
4s
43
1952 series A..J&J
ser
Ref & ext 5s series A 1967-.J&J
Ref & ext 6s series B 1967—J&J
Jamestown frank & Clearfield—
Is
u
1959
tfUar
J&D
—
JopLn Union Depot Co—
1st g 4Vi8 1940 guar opt.M&N
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5s *38—J&J
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5s 1940
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948--A&o
Kana & Alien i.-a 4s 1990—-A&O
Eq tr 6s 1934-35 (yr)...J&J 15 b
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955—J&J
Kan
27 Vi
11%
it
4s
1936
A&O
miar„_
Certificates of deposit
K O Mem
34
llH
38
46 Vi
45
51Vi
Prior lien 4 Vis 1947
M&S /
con gold 4s 1977
M&S
Asst (cash warr & coup)
f
Michigan Central—
Ref & lmpt 4 Vi« 1979 ser O.J&J
5 Vi
90
95Vi
1st g 4s Jol&N Ind_1957J&JlO
54
1st g 3 Vis J L & Sag 1951-M&S
1st gold 3 Vis 1952
M&N
74
94 Vi
Midi
5.25
68
72Vi
59 Vi
Con g ref 3 Vis 1997
92
70
-J&D
80
80
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
5s series B 1954
J&J
J&J
.J&D
J&D
Gen cons goid 4s 2003
Gen
con
Gen
con
Lehigh
M&N
gold 4 Vis 2003—M&N
gold 5s 2003
M&N
102
96
96
5.00
81Vi
98
4.50%
86
85
100
81Vi
Ry of New York
gold 1940--.
J&J
Lehigh Vail Term 5b 1941
A&O
5Vi
Vi
2
1
37
23
43
40
26
55
21 Vi
13
13..
13%
13%
g
'41op'16.M&N Jfc
88
5s 1949...J&J
J&J
75
89*"
48
50
Prior lien 5s 1962
Prior lien 4s 1962
ser
"K
15
A
60
y-
65
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F...M&8
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G...M&N
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H..A&0
89
99 VI
40
42
77
77V*
5%
6%
29
29Vi
1st & ref 5a 1981
91Vi
64 Vi
72 Vi
1st gold 4s 1990
_J&D
Eq tr 6s 1934 *35 (year)_J&J15 b
Mo Pacific RR (new
company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A...F&A
55
75
69Vi
J&J
81 Vi
29
30
29
29Vi
29Vi
29
ser I
29
F&A
Conv g 5Vis 1949 ser A..M&N
9 Vi
Secured 5 Vis 1933 1956—J&D /
11
Equip trust 5s 1934 40(yr)M&s b 12.00
Eq tr 4Vis '34-*44 F (yr)._M&N b 12.00
32
10Vi
,
bBasis.
/This price includes accrued Interest,
k Last sale,
i In London,
n
86
48
65
18Vi
20
21
1st M 4Vis 1956 series D„F&A
Eq trust 4Vis 1934 '42
A&O b
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 4Vis 1945 guar.. .J&J
18
19
Vi
85
Bklyn & Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935
New York Central RR—
Conv deb 6s 1935
A&O
83 Vi
M&N
74
61
A&O
64Vi
79 Vi
lmpt 5s 2013 O
Deb g 4s '34 tax-exempt.M&N
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt—J&J
Ref & ref 4 Visser A 2013—A&O
82
82
61 Vi
13
7.50%
7.50%
Nominal.
$
b
5*25
b
5.25
5.25
5.25
5.25
b
b
b
b
5.25
b
5.25
b
5.25
b
5.25
b
5.25
78
43
49 Vi
41
b
8.50
b
8.50
98 Vi
103 Vi
New York & Erie RR—
1 st 4s ext g 1947
N *
18Vi
RR—
ser B
J&J
Prior lien 4 Vis 1978 ser D.J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..A&O
Mo Kan & Tex (old
company)—
30
1st M 5Vis 1954 series A__A&0
1st 5s 1956 series C
F&A
M&N
N Y & Greenwood Lakee
Guar g 5s 1946
90
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
68
68
f
M&N
A..J&J
F&A
1998.-F&A
Eq tr 7s *34 '35 (year)—A&015
77
Eq tr 6s '34 35 (year)..J&J 16
59 Vi
NYC L eq 5s 34 '37 (yr)_J&D
NYC L eq 5s 34 '39 (yr).J&I)
NYC L eq 4Vis 33 '37(yr)M&S
25
NYC Lines eq 4V£s Mar 15 1934
to
1939 (year)
M&816
8
NYC Lines eq 4Vis '34 '35 J&J
4Vi
NYC Lines eq 4Vi« '34-'40
4
(yearly)
M&N16
3Vi
NYC RR eq 4V*s '34 *30.-J&J
NYC RR eq 4 Vis '34-'45-M&N
40
N YO& St List g4s 1937 .A&O
29Vi
3-yr 6% g notes Oct 1 '35A&0
49 Vi
Ref 5 Vis 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref 4 Vis 1978 ser O
M&S
31Vi
Equip tr 4 Vis 1934 *44 (yr) F&A
63
Equip tr 5s 1934-'38 (yr)—F&A
22 Vi
New York Connecting RR—
9%
1st M 4Vis 1953 series A..F&A
9%
1st eruar 5« 1953 series B..F&A
f
Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959
98"
Valley
1st 4 Vis
f 4s
Mississippi Cent
J&J
Eq cr 4V^8 1933- 42 (yr)__A&0 b
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Rylst mtge 5s 1954
F&A
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948
J&D
Con M 6s ann irred
Con M 4Vis ann Irred
a
65"
L 8 coll tr g 3Vis 1998
51
cons
1st Ch Ter
75
60
M C coll tr g 3Vis
M3tP&SS M &
CentTermRy—
84 Vi
Extended at 5% 1940
18
15
25-year 5>is 1949
M&S
Eq tr 4s 33-'38 s-a
J&D1.'
Eq tr 4Vis 1934- 36 (s-a).M&N
Eq tr 5s 1934 s-a)
_M&S
Eq tr 6s 1934 '35 (year)__M&S
87 Vi
78
68
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953 .—J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
57
J&D
gold 5s 1938
J&J
1st cons 5s 1938 gu Int....J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949
J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
1st ref 5Vis 1978 ser B
J&J
93Vi
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
(1884)
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser
A.Q-F
Certificates of deposit
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
1st cons gold 4s 1938
..J&J
M
65
1934
78
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915,
71
64*
1st consol gold 5sl934...M&N
Certificates of deposit
/
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S
59 Vi
75
78
1910
^81941-J&J
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s '27 ext ac
6% 1932.-J&D
60 Vi
89Vi
&
98
I
1st & con & coll tr g 5s 1951 A&O
New Orl Gt Nor 1st 5s '55—F&A
Ref &
68
A
Northern—
ser
90
New York Central & Hud Rlv—
Ref g 3Vis July 1 1997
J&J
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
Mil&State Line lst3
45
60 Vi
50
65
6s
IVi
IVi
2Vi
IVi
65Vi
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
1st coll tr g 5s Oct 1 1947..A&0
.,
12
to
91 Vi
1st
2
I
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A..F& A
Ref & lmpt 4 Vis 2013 A
A&O
J&D
Sept
Milwaukee
41
5.75
J
f
f
f
f
f
f
N Hav & North 4s 1956 gu__J&D
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
25
1st ext 4Vis 1934 (1880)..J&D
Cons 6s 1913 ext at
4Vi%
87"
4.25%
37 Vi
5,7o
N
Adj M Apr 1 '53
1st
..
4% franc bonds
or
5%
96
F&A
1st Msf4Vis 1955
A&O
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954.
M&N
Mew Brunsw 1st g 5s 1934
F&A
Cons deb 4s perpetual
J&J
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1945..-J&J
35
ext at 5% to 1940
A&O
Midland Valley—5s 1943.__A&O
81
95
84
Stmpdaccrint at rate 4.8665
Plain 1901
J&J
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s 37--J&J
RR
(Foreign series) 1960
Midland
78 Vi
b
Slat RR of Mex
p 1 g 4 Vis '26 J&.
1st cons gold 48 1951
A&C
National Tiransc Branch Lines Co
New York
9l"
Mlddletown & Unionville—
1st M 6s 1933
M&N
2d M adj lnc 6s 1933
M&N
75Vi
75
Prior lien g 4V$s s f 1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4s 1977—
_A&0
0%g notes '15 ext to'33.-J&I
6% gnotes£ '15 ext to '33-J&I
2Vi
80
68
1st guar g 5s 1937
Niallouai Rjb ol Mexico—
....
85
69
98
Non-cum lnc 5s '35 ser A. .A&O
1st 5s 1954 series B
A&O
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
M&N
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940—J&J
57
87 Vi
J
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
F.»j tr i 1<q 1Q34 '37
A&C
Nashville Florence & Sheffield—
International—
80
80
..
48
90
J&j
1937
Ref & lmpt 4 Vis '52 ser
71
3Vi
6s 1937
82
50
97
101
J&I
M&N
1st
89
accrlntatexchrate4 8665
60
95
Mexican
85Vi
J&J
50
59
83
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4 Vis 1961 (sterling).J&J
97"
45
55
36
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978
65
93 Vi
J*»
5f 1934
50 Vi
82
Eq tr 6s 1934-35 (year)..J&J 15 b
Eq tr 5 Vis 1933-38 (year) M&S b
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
45
'
2Vi
55 Vi
71
102
64 Vi
8%
M&S
bu 4s 19d4
do!
tanl nha S VV
72
1959
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
1st gtd 3 Vis 1941
J&J
31
Income 5s Mar 1934
Sept
Assented
M&S
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & lmpt 5s Apr 1 1950 J. J&J
&
1939 ext to
69
69
70
Maryland «v. t'a 1st g 4s 51
vlempbls Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
Meridian Term 4s *55 guar.M&N
City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Ref
n
100Vi
49Vi
J&D
Philippine Govt gu
M&N
Sinking Fund g 7s 1937--M&N
Jacksonville Terminal—
1st
43
81
67
J&D
1st & ref 6s Dec 1935
J&D
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39.M&N
99
100
Indlanap & Lou 1st 4s 1956—J&J
Internet Great North Ry—
1st M 5s 1956 series B
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
8/Vi
37
Maine Central—
Gen & refg 5s 1965 ser A..J&J
Series B
Adj M 6s July 1952
Terminal 6s 1965
J&J
k
RR 1st 5s
1934—J&
80
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st M g 6s
J&J
55
98
i9oo—
Constr'n4Vis 1956 ser B.M&N
Nasnville Chattanooga & St L—
58 Vi
69 Vi
os
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A
105Vi
85"
J&D
oru
1st 5s 1947
J&J
1st gold 4s 1950
Inciialiapoiifc Ciiion—
4« *52
tw
,
A&O
«
23
•73
..M&S
58
92
Macon Dublin & Savannah—
A&O
IQ57
a
<
»uu
85
85
J&.
101
54 Vi
J&J
rvrui 1 Ht
mi
ia
N
&
ttar ill g 3 Vis
2000
90 Vi
M&N
M&N
63 Vi
Y Lack & Western—
1st* ref4tis 1973serB__M&N
New York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941
_M&S k
NY &. ML Bos Ter 4a 1939. .A&o
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 "48 conv—J&J15
Deb 4s May 1 1957
M&N
Deb 4s July 1 '66 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv
M&N
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv
M&8
Deb 3Vis March 1947
M&S
Deb 3Vis 1954 non-conv._A&0
Deb 3 Vis 1956 conv
J&J k
76Vi
93
76
82
30
60
65"
60
58"
15-year secured 6s 1940
A&O
1st & ref 4 Vis 1967
J&D
60 M
E uip tr 4Vis Sept 15 1933 to
ar 15 194
45 (s-a)..M&S 16 65.25to
Eqpt tr 4Vis *34-'46(yr).J&J 65.25to
Harl Rlv & Pt Ohes 4s '54 M&N
Sale price,
r
Canadian price.
16
85
18
1st mtge 5s 1935
Morris & Essex 3 Vis 2000
85 Vi
103
17 Vi
<
70
70
25
89
4.50
13 Vi
1st mtge g 5s 1939
M&S
Montour rr. 1st 5s 1963
F&A
vlorgantown & King wood—
75Vi
46.F&A
Dlv 6s 1971.M&S
St L
2d mtge 3s 1980
M&tMob & Mont 4Vis 1945-M&S
Southern Ry joint Monon coll
Indiana Bloomlngton & Western1st ext 4s 1940
IOQiaUu iJLiti uui licit HK~■
Genl mtge 4s 1957
&
O..A&'*
38
Montana, Wyoming & Southern—-
88
E
if
milmii.
Gen6s 1955
M»ni Cent 1st
85**
94
70
1950—J&D
Ditch Dlv 1st g 3s 1951—-J&J
Loulsv Dlv 3Vis g 1953—-J&J
Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951— F&A
St Louis Dlv 3Vis g 1951-J&J
St Louis Dlv 3s g 1951
J&J
Sp'fleid Dlv ext 3 Vis 1951 J&J
it
'«t «liar void
M&N
Cairo
g
40
Nashville—
5.00
Bridge 4s
37
Unified gold 4s 1940
J&J
1st & ref 5 Vis 2003 ser A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4 Vis 2003 ser
59 Vi
55
17
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
M
85
5s 1941
A-0
Eq tr 4Vis 1933-37 (year)_J&D b
Equip 6 Vis 1934-30 (year) M&8 b
Eq tr 6s 34-35 (yr)
J&J16 b
AtlK& Ciu Dlv 4s 1955-M&N
5.00
5 00
46%
86
Eqtr4Vis'34 41 M (s-a). M&N
Eq tr 4Vis 1933-41 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 4Vis 34- 36 (yr) O—J&J
Eq tr 5s 1934 38 ser J
M&N
Eq tr 6s *34 35 (year)—J&J 16
Equip 6 Vis 1934
.F&A
Equip 7s 1933 1935
A&O
5.00
44 Vi
82 Vi
50-year gold 5s 1937
90
91
46 Vi
44
J&J
1st guar g 4s 1991;
ixjulsvhle Henderson & St Louis—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
J&J
tioulsvllle & Jeffersonville Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—M&S
.75
65
14
92 Vi
Louslana & North
1st M gold 5s
47
99
12Vi
73
75
70
•Ml
1909
J&J
Western—
7.50%
M&S
Arkansas—
1st M 5s ser A
50 Vi
7.60%
12.00
,
Secured 5s 1938
4.50
Con 5s 1937
M&N
Los Angeles Un Term 6s *41-M&N
b
6
Eq 4 Vis '34-'41 O (yr)—J&J 16
Eq tr 5s 1934-'38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1934 39 (year)—_J&J
M mtarom Tiiv e 5s 1947—F&A
Mohawk & Molone—
93 Vi
4.50
Ask.
12 Vi
12.0C
Mob & Ohio, gen 4s 1938. ..M&f
Ref & lmpt 4 Vis 1977
M&£
100 Vi
'
F&A b
1Q32 i,vrv..
92 Vi
Long Island City & Flushing—
70
57 Vi
Foulor.r
Small
Gen M g 4s 1945
Small
95
b
5s 1937.M&N
Equip tr 5s 1934-39 (yr)..A&<
75
65
60
100Vi
Gen mtge goid 4s 1938
J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1934—J&D
78
J
57
.J&J
1935—A&O
Long Island—Unified g 4s 49M&S
Refunding g gu 4s 1949—M&S
Vi
76
-
Bid.
Eq 0Vis 1934 36 (year)__F&A
Eq tr 6s '34- 35 (year)—J&Jli
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
4%
M&N
Mob & Blrm pr lien 5s 1945-.J&J
80 Vi
Long Dock 6s con g
78
44
71
34-MA, in
Little Miami guar 4s 1962—M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
86 Vi
/
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918. -M&N
Pur lines 1st g 3Vis 1952—J&J Jfc
Jt 1st ref M (IO&CSL&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
Ser B 5s (,£100 & £200)'63J&D
Series O 4 Vis 1963
J&D
Gold 6 Vis July 1 1936
J&J
40-year 4Vi« Aug 1 1960—F&A
Eq tr 4Vis 1934-1039 K—F&A
Eq tr*4Vis 1933-1940 L—_A&0
Ask.
61
Lexington & Eastern—
1st guar 5s 1965
100
45
conv
Bid.
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
F&A
Adj Inc up to 5% Feb '57-A&0
1957
79
<ehlgb & N Y 1st 4s 1945-M&S
Holidays burg
HouBton & Texas Central—
1st lien g 5s 1937
Hudson & Manhattan—
BONDS
where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
'"end Interest" except
Are
96H
96 H
Cons gold 5s 1947
<
Pitts Oln Chic A Bt Louis—
Ser O 1942
95
do
4s
75
do
do
do
4s ser H 1960
do
Ser
do
80
Western—
JAJ
PAA
...FAA
..MAN
1st refunding 5s 1937
2d mtge 4H« 1937
Gen mtge 5s g 1940
Term 1st g 5s 1943
N Y Westchester A Bos By
1st M g 4H« 1946 guar
Nord By s f 6H« I960
■s 1"
Norfolk A Oar 5s 1939
49
do
98
Gen M
45H
122 H
47
AAO
_
if*
35H
69
JAJ
AAO
~
a aoutn 1st os
"6"
23""
10
20
90
aW41_M&N /
f
93
Pittsburgh A Shawmut—
JAJ
Eq tr 4Hs 1934-'35
103
97 %
100H
Gen Aref6s 1974 ser
1st g guar s f 5s
2%
.94
A_—MAS
Gen A ref g 4 Hs ser A'74. MA8
Nor Maine Seaport 6s 1935.A&C
Nor Ohio 1st gu 5s g 1945—AAO
——
96"
98"
38H
Prior lien g 4s Jan
Q-J
1997
40
!iH
Q-F
65
A.JAJ
2047 ser B
JAJ
2047 ser C
JAJ
Bef A imp 5s 2047 ser D
JAJ
Eq tr 4Hs 1932 (yr)
FAA15 b
Eq tr 4Hs 1934 40 (yr)MAS16 b
Bef A imp As
Bef A imp 5s
81H
63 H
u
78
5%
5%
97"
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953
JAJ
Northwestern Terminal BB—
/
1st M 5s 1977
Norwich A Wor—4H« 1947 MAS
Ogdensburg A Lake Champlain
70
JA„
1st g 6s April 1 1938
85
§8*
loo"
g
6s 1936-J&D
Gen gold 5s 1937
—_AAO
80
91
JAJ
FAA
81
85
JAD
89
Old Colony BB 4s 1938
1st M 5Hs 1944
1st M 5s 1945 series B
EX
1st m 4Hs 1950 series O
JAJ
Ont A Que deb gu 5s perp_—J&D I
107
6% capital stock
91^
102H
1st cons guar 5s 1946
JAJ
Oregon-Wash BB A Nav—
1st A ref g gu 4s '61 opt--JAJ
104
104H
6%
85
85H
1st ex g 4s 1936—F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938-JAJ
Cardelet Br 1st 4Hs 1938-AAO
90 H
IS*
118^
112"
JAD h
51H
Paulista By 1st 7s '42serA MAS15
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
MAN
Gu tr ctfs g 3Hs 1937
MAS
Gu tr ctfs g 3Hs 1941
FAA
Gu tr ctfs g 3Hs 1942
JAD
Gu tr ctfs g 3H« 1944
JAD
Sec g 4^9 1963
MAN
PaANYOanal con 5s 1939--AAO
Cons mtge 4H® 1939
Cons mtge 4s 1939
88
85
95 H
85 H
Gen M 4 Ha 1977 ser O—-JAJ
95"
84
89
b
~4~50
90 H
9JH
3.75%
95
102
103H
95
——
4.75%
94 H
Rutland
97
35H
80
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51—J&J
^t Johns A L Oharo 5s 1944.M&S
63
48 H
>56 X
St Clair Mad A St Louis Belt—
92"
95 H
16
93
90
con
St Joseph &
4H» 1941
66
43
Grand Island—
88 X
89H
3t Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996.-J&J
l66"
99
87
96
X
82
103
90
85
73 H
64.15%
64.15%
64.15%
96
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
Eq tr 6s 1934-'34 (yr/ ...J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1933-'37(year)—M&S
Eq 4Hs 1934-'41 BB (yr)_F&A
St
9
65
8%
838
6%
96
99
82 H
99
101 M
93 H
VkX
72 H
59
1989
1st guar 4Hs
St Pant
J&D
1941
v|mo &
15
51
47 H
6.50 A
6.50%
r —
—M&N
M g 5Hs
1964
—
J&J
Toi & Ohio cent 1st 5s
71
A Det—
1st 4s 1956
West Div 1st 5s g
M&S
6.25
6 25
6.25
70 H
1935-J&J
1935—A&O
gold 5s 1935
-J&D
Eq tr 6s 1934-1935 (yr).J&J15 b
Toledo Peoria A Western RR—
Gen
J&J
92
83 %
5.50
71
Toledo St.Louis A
Western—,
1 1950
A&O
*67 gu
M&N
Tol Walhouding Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1«42 ser U
M&S
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946—J&D
Consol m 4Hs 1966 ser A—F&A
1st gold 4s Apr
Depot—
100
Tol T«rm 1st 4H«
.
85
86
70 %
65
101 Va
Pass
—J&J
61
63 M
Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
San Fran Term 1st 4s
ft Last sale.
50
/
M -A*
V*
Eq tr 5s 1933-1939
60
103
/ This price includes accrued interest,
13
J&D
^
35
90
1943
llttMUtUU
45
75M
92
1st guar g 4s
San FYau & dau
60
91
3UUUU17
lstm. 6s 1952
86 H
San Antonio A Aransas
-
ephenville Nor & Sou Texas—
1st mtge guar g 5s 1940—J&J
90
5s ext fr July 1 '33 to July 1 '34ext 1st 4s 1937.J&D
J&J
56
'95--J&J
1955-J&J
Toledo Canada Southern
47
Mornana
Union
SpoK Internat 1st g 5s
dtaten Isl By 4H« 1943
75
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940—J&J
Paul
6.00
80
'38-M&8
63h
vtanit.ohH—
1st & ref 5s 1972----
600
MAP
59H
100
St
76°0*0
J&J 15
60
75
75
98 H
94
100
65
T
98
84H
49
Eqtr 4Hb Oct' 33-'39 [s-»)AAO
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
1st.
'47 .J&J
City Short
82
1994—-J&J
Eq tr 6s '34~'35 (yr)
Eq tr 5s 1934-39 (s-a)
32
1st consol g 4s 1968
St Paul East Gr Tr 4H«
5.00
100H
2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup .MAN
Susquehanna Bloomsburg A
92
Berwick BR 5s 1952
A&O
68
Tampa A Gulf Coast—
5
1st g 5s 1953
-—A&O /
49
Tampa North 1st 5s 36 op.J&J
Tennessee CentraJ R> —
52
70
1st m 6s 1947 ser A
A&O
Term BR Assn (St Louis)—
101H
1st gold 4H" 1939
A&O
101
90 H
1st consol gold 5s 1944—F&A
87
75
Gen ref s f g 4s '53 op '10--J&J
89
80
Terre Haute A Peor 5s 1942-M&S
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
49
1st m 5H« 1950 guar.——F&A
18*
60
61H Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J26
65
Texas & NO con 5s 1943—-J&J
90H
Texas A Pac 1st 5s 2000
J&D
17"
2nd inc g 5s Dec 2000
Mar
61
18
Gen A ref 5s 1977 ser B—A&O
61
20
Gen A ref 5s 1979 ser O—A&O
61
16
Gen A ref 5s 1980 ser D—-J&D
St Paul & Duluth—
St Paul & Kansas
5s
Develop A gen M g 4s '56-A&O
Develop A gen 6s 1956—A&O
Develop A gen 6Hs 1956-A&O
17
Southwestern—
—M&N
J&J
E>
Eq tr 4Hs 1934-42 (yr)—A&O
Eqtr 4H» 1934-43 (yr)—FAA
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
60
60
50H
19*2
J&J
1990—-J&J
Eq tr 5Hs 1934-1939 (s-a) M&S 68.50%
Equip tr 4Hh 1934-1945—J&J 68.50%
99
96
15
15H
1st term & unif 5s
Gen A ref 5s ser A
70
65
Louis
1st g 4s 19892d g Inc 4s Nov
90^
n*
15H
12H
Cons in 4Hs 1978 ser A--M&S
Certificates of deposit stmp.
95
73 %
85
46 H
51H
Certificates of deposit
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B—J&J
Certificates of deposit
H
S3H
103 H
90 H
69
"5M
66
—J&J
By—
St L Peo A N W 5s 1948
St Louis-San Francisco
103
87
*48
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A-.J&J
99 H
97
103
60
2d gold 6s 1996
A&O
St Louis Iron Mt A Sou—
Riv A Gulf Div 4s 1933—MAM
52^
outhern Railway—
Spartanburg Un Col 4s
100H
57
82
Equip 7s 1934-1935 (yr) J&D
b
5.00
Equip 5s 1934-1939 (yr)-MAN
b
5.00
Equip tr 5s 1933-38 (yr)-JAD
b
5.00
Eq tr 4H« 1934-40 (yr)—J&D
b
5.00
Eq tr 4 Ha '34-*41 (yr)
JAD
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
b
4%
June 1 1934-1935 (yr)-JAD
b
5.00
Eq 5s *34-'39 0 (yr)
M&S b
5.00
Eq 5s '34-'41 D (yr) _ .
A&O
outhern Pacific (Golden Gate
84 H
Ferries) 1st 5Hs 1949
A&O
Southern Pacific BB Oal—
101H
1st con g 5s gu 1937
M&N
69
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910—J&J
L A N So Joint g
Mobile A O coll tr 4s
87
'J
67
Is—See LAN
41
J&J
90
5s 1934
1st consol gold
98
97
A&O
95
I
21"
18
55
80H
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952—JAJ
Richmond-Washington Co—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt—-JAD
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939—J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
J&J
1st g 4s guar 1940—J&J
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
J&J
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
A&O
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
1st guar 4Hs 1934
M&S
Rock island-Frisco Term By—
Phila A Beading BB—See "Beadi Qg Co."
46
85
MAN
89
Penn Ohio A Detroit BB
1st A ref 4H« 1977 ser A..AAO
Pennsylvania BB—
Con M 4s gold 1943
MAM
do
4s gold 1948
MAN
do
4s gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar bonds...
do
4^s g 1960
FAA
Gen g 4Hs 1965
JAD
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
JAD
Gen m 4Hs 1981 ser D—-AAO
15-yr 6 Ha Feb 1 1936
FAA
40-yr 5s 1964
MAN
Con M 3Hag £1945
JAJ
Deb 4Hs 1970
AAO
Eq tr 5s 1934-38 (yr)
MAS
Gen equip 5s 1933-39 (yr) AAO
Eq tr 4Hs 1933-39 (yr)-„AAO
Peor A East cons 4s 1940
AAO
2d cons inc 4s 1990
Apr 1
Peoria A Pekin Union By—
1st g 5Ha 1974 series A—FAA
Peoria By Ter 4s '37 gu op—-JAJ
Pere Marquette By—
1st g 5s July 1956 Ser A—JAJ
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B--JAJ
1st 4Ha 1980 ser OMAS
Eq tr 6a '34-'35 (yr)
JAJ 15
Perkiomen lit 5s '18 ext to '38Q-J
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
Phila A Bait Cent 4s 1951—MAN
Phila Bait A Wash 4s 1943..MAN
Gen 5s 1974 aeries B
FAA
70
1st m 4Ha 1957—
J&J
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949-—-J&J
84H
AAO
AAO
79 H
mtge 4Hs
1st g 4s Nov
Rich A Peters
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
1956
90
Richmond A Mecklenburg—
87
1955-JAJ
Paris-Orleans extl 5Hs 1968 MAS
79
94
1 1948
4H" 1940
52 H
M&J
v&D
-MAS
60-year 4Hs 1981
MAN
4Hs 1969 with war——MAN
35
'06--AAO
12
88
Paducah A 111 1st 4H«
40-year 4H« 1968
77
MAN
85
rac of Mo
Oonv g
86
1940
AAO
Equip 6s Jan 15 *34-'35-JAJ 15 65.50%
Cons
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd
1st M s f 6He 1948
FAA /
(Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
75
Rich Frederick!b A Potomac—
Pacific Coast Co—See Misc Bonds
56
100H
P) Aug l *49 J&D
(Oregon Lines)
A
83
bds May 1 1941-MAN
g
1st M 4s July 2
outh Bound BB 1st 5s
1st
4Hs
1977
Saratoga—
A
Rensselaer
I-
33
72"
1941 JAJ
4H« 1997 ser A.JAJ
1997 ser B—JAJ
Eq 4 Ha 1934-*45 (s-a) -MAN
Philadelphia A Reading RR—
Imp M ext g 4s 1947—A&O
Cons ext gold 5s 1937-MAS
Term 5s g gu May 1 '41-Q-F
93
102 H
Ore BB A Nav cons 4s 1946-JAD
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--JAJ
ici
Coll tr 4s (O
Gen A ref 4Hs
117
w
80
Gen A ref
92"
±mv
outhern Pacific Co—
1939—JAJ
Reading Company—
Jer Cent g 4s *51 op
103"
99
65
70
1937—JAD
Baritan Biver 1st g 5s
76
I
JAD
JAD
1st 5s 1931
-JAJ /
Bal A Cape Fear 1st 5s 1943M&6 /
Bal A Gaston 1st 5s g 1947..JAJ
89
"Hiueci iu*
4s 1943---MAS
•Ohio Ind A Western—
66
63
Baleigh A Augusta Air Line—
60
53
42
1VJ
outh Indiana 1st g 4s 1951--FAA
o Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37A&O
66
60
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956—MAS
Prov A Wore 1st 4s 1947--AAO
50
Q-J
1st guar g 4s 1948
Ohio
30
27
_
95
50
94
60
JAJ
5s 1941—JAJ
Conway BB 4Hs
2d
outh A North
1961-JAJ
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
3K
92
;
94
Portsmouth Great Falls A
79
55
1950
--J&J
1941 A&O f 14
Alabama—101H
Con guar g 5s 1936
FAA
71
Geu cons gu g os 1963.. A&o
93
o Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937.-J&J
outhern 111 A Mo Bridge Co—
53
1st M g 4s 1951
M&N
44
90H
MAN
FAA
1953 series B—FAA
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s
Guar 5s 1961
55
lol"
1st gen 4s series A 1946—JAD
1st M 5s 1962 series B
FAA k 105
1st M 6s
4%
4%
55
Lewisb g
6s gold July 1 1925 ext at
UJUlUliCI)
1st m 4Hs 1958 ser A
JAD
1st m 4 Ha 1959 ser B
AAO
1st M 4Ha 1960 aer O —AAO
Pitts Young A Ashtabula—
Port Beading 1st gu
No By of Oal 5s g gu 1938-AAO
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936—MAN
....
1st 6s 1953 series A
80
1H
55
hamokln Sunbury A
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—
83
70
/
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B
FAA
Certificates of deposit-—-
5
JAJ / 43
1942—
1st gen 5t 1974 series O
1st 4Hs 1977 ser D-
57
69
EX
k 100K
100
f
7%
Eq tr 4Hs Jan15*34-40(s-a) J&D
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
1st g 4s May 1 1933
M&S ♦/17
Seab-All Florida By—
1st gu 6s 1935 series A—FAA
3H
Certificates of deposit.— —-
30
50
—JAD
-
Lake Erie—
Pitts Va A Char gu 4s 1943
Pitt* A West Va By—
Northern Pacific—
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Bef A Imp 4Hs 2047 ser
f g 5s 1959
1st gold 5s 1940
AAO
Goiia 1st g 5s July 1 1943—JAJ
Pittsb Term BB A Coal—
100
b 3.50
•
Pitts Shenango A
Northern Central—
0 Basis.
4.50%
i
f
1st
101H
97 H
Impt A exten 6s 1934FAA
N A W By 1st con 4s '96--AAO
Oiv 1st lien A gen g 4s July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
JAJ
N A W Pocahontas 4s "41-JAD
„
87 H
&5.25%
Eq tr 6<4s 1933-35 (yr) - --AAO
McKeesport
A "
100 H
gheny 2nd gu 6s 1934
JAJ
Pltti SUaw A JN—1st g 6s "49 FAA
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952
FAA
20
6% receivers* ctfs 1927—-FAA /
Norfolk A Western
to
M
95
O—JAJ
*J 15
/ 15
—
5% secured notes 1931---FAA
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1934-37-F&A
Eq tr 5Hs 1932 (s-a)
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1934-1940 (s-a)—J&J
102H
95 H
JAD
AAO
—.
stamped..-A&O
AdJ mtge 6s Oct 1 1949--F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
-A&O
Certificates of deposit-.-—
1st A cons 6s 1945 ser A—M&8
Certificates of deposit.——
102
1964-MAN
os
Stamped
Ctfs of dep
98
-—-FAA
1963
4H« ser J
97
M&N
1950-A&O ♦/ 20
Seab Air Line 1st g 4s
102H
98
102H
7H
100
100
98
FAA
6H
92
♦
1st gen g 6s 1964 opt
JAJ
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961—MAN
red
I
Gen M 4Hs 1977 ser
Pitts A Lake Erie
124
100H
Pitts
1st A ref g 6s '61 opt "IS.-FAA
Certificates of deposit
Ohio lUv Bit—1st
D 1945
1970 ser A
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
Norfolk Southern
_
101
3 Hs ser E 1949—FAA
4s ser F 1953
JAD
4s ser G 1957—MAN
51H
A&O
A&O
102H
98H
90
do
69 H
—A&O
N Y Short Line 1st 4s 1957-F&A
Nori
MAN
MAN
82
ser
96
M&8
1942
1st M g 5s 1934
Scioto Val A N E 1st 4s 1989
101H
88
80
80
A&O
N Y Prov A Bos 4s 1942
N Y ft Put 1st 4s g 1993
1st g 5s
Sav Fla A W 1st 6s 1934
100H
Con g gu 4H» ser A 1940-A
do
Ser B 1942
AAO
95"
25H
23
1st p 4s 1937 ■ f opt gu.—.
Pitts Bessemer A Lake Erie—
94
Bid
Bonds
Atk
9anta Fe Prescott A Phoenix—
59
MX
57H
N Y Pennsylvania & Ohio—
Prior lien 4Mb 1935
M&S
N l I'niiA. Norf — 1st g 4s'39 J&J
Income 4s Jan 11939
MAN
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
J&D
N Y Suaq A
Bid.
Philippine Railway—
New York Ontario & Western—
'
Bef 1st g 4s June 1992....MAS
Gen M g 4a 1955 r«1
J&D
end Income end defeulted bonds
marked "f
Bonds
Atk
Bid.
Bonds
except wher*
"and Interest
■OTIOB.~-A.ll bond prion ars
.
BONDS
RAILROAD
80
A&O
1950--A&O
I In London,
n
104
91H
Nominal,
105
92 H
r Sale price.
• Negotiability impaired by maturity.
OCT., 1933.]
•
«ii
hon<i
Bid.
Union Pacific¬
ist ry * land gr 4o g 1947—J&J
_
Bangor Aroostook com
90
Beech Creek (guar N
82 H
Ceng 4s 1955 series A
F&A
Series B 1957
„
90
90
1st gold 4Hs 1934
1st
100H
1st
1st
1st M
_
f 6s 1958..
Prior pref
92
2H
74H
M&S
34
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
Prlien 6s *15 ext 5% *40—M&N
80
s
.
Gen 5s May 11941
75
M&N
Virginia Mid
gen 5s 1936 ..M&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003.
J&J
1st cons g 5s 1958
A&O
38
82
9SH
63H
6.5
98H
99
90
94
Virginian Railway—
_
Eq trust 6a 1935
J&J b
Wabash BR-1st g 5s 1939.M&N
2d gold 6s 1939
—F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939.J&J /
1st lien term gold 4s 1954. J&J
Ref & gen 5Hs 1975 A...M&8
Eq tr 6s 1934 35 (year).J&J15 b
Eqtr 4Hs 1934-42 (yr)—.A&O b
4.50
450
4.50
4%
K*
50
IV*
—
90
45
20 H
_Ref &
8%
46"
18H
gen 5s 1980 aer D..A&0
Warren 1st refg 3He 2000—-F&A
Wash Oent 4s Mar 1948
aMar
Wasningtun Oo By j.*i g guar
op
18 H
8%
17H
12%
12%
70H
55 H
Omaha DIv 1st 3 He g 41. A&O
Wabash Ry—
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B..F&A
Ref & gen 4 Ha 1978 ser O.A&O
72H
98 H
78
Ontario & Quebec
7% preferred.
Pacific. 100
—100
Cine Sandusky & Cleve pref—50
Oln Union Term 5% pref
100
Cleve Cine Chicago & 8t L—100
Preferred..
100
Cleve & Pitts (guar Pa RR).. 50
Betterm't stk (guar Pa RR) 50
.....10C'
68
71
68H
69
80
1st preferred
2d preferred
Columbus & Xenia (guar)
Connecticut & Passumpsic—
86"
Consol BKs of Cuba pref
70
A—J&J
West N Y & Penna 5s 1937..J&J
Gen mtge gold 4e 1943
A&O
Western Pacific RR Oorp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A
M&S
101H
83H
Preferred
37 H
12%
38 H
8.50%
8.50%
luo
1™
100
12%
Preferred—-
88
4
5
8
15
70
10
29
75
150
160
Delaware Lack & Western
50
27
*5%
Delaware
25
32
82H
Eq tr 6a Jan 15 1934-35 —J&J b
Wheeling Term 4s 1940—F&A
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
1st gam 4Hs 1941 opt—M&N
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern
1st guar g 5s 1942.—
J&D
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
6~
93
36
Cuba
Denv & Rio Gr West pref
100
Denver & Salt Lake
(1
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)—_10f
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
100
45
81
5%
33
30
86
99
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold
Erie—Common...
1st preferred
65
96
J&J
guar 4a 1960
J&J
Wis Oent Ry—1st M g 4a *49 J&J
1st & ref 4s 1959
14
A&O
Sup& Dul Div 4s 1936—M&N / 11*
Worcester Nash & Roch—See Bo ston &
Yosemite Val s f g 5s 1936—J&J f
5
g*
pref
2d
7
5H
63
27 H
36
W 6
50
m.
mm
:
m
50
45
1
IH
50
55
50
50
1H
38
60
42
52
10(
100
preferred
15H
15H
53
16
17
100
—
11
14H
'
Preferred
100
100
Hudson & Manhattan
Preferred
..100
100
48
Ala Great Southern com......50
Preferred
50
Alabama Tenn & Nor com
100
Preferred
—100
Alabama & Vicksburg
-.100
37
40
54
58
Albany & Susquehanna (guar) 100
Alleghany Corp.....
(t
5H % pref(with $30 warr)
10_
5H % pref (without warr)..100
5H% pref (with $40 warr)..100
Allegheny & West (guar.)
100
Atch Top & Santr. Fe
100
172
55H
88
55 H
Preferred
100
Atlanta Birm & Coast pref
100
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)
100
Atlanta & West Point
100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn..50
60
61
65
140
70
150
1
mmrnrnm.
4
59 H
4
9
_.
-
-
-
-
182
4H
10 H
7
7
82
35
....
Com vot trust ctft
Preferred
tittle Miami original guar
I
32H
guar
...
73
Rome & Clint
2nd
100
preferred
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
St Louis Southwestern.
138
145
19
20
11
15
4H
12H
iV*
20
14H
28
P
30
30H
36
46
51
47
4H
1H
(f)
6H
6
14
16
110
140
70
60
88
93
11
10
17
22
62
66
17
17H
so
15
25
50
70
75
betterment stk.. 60
33
38
78
50
6% preferred...
100
...100
—100
100
Preferred
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu)-100
Seaboard Air Line common—100
Preferred
100
Sharon
50
Southern Pacific Oo
100
Southern Ry common.
100
Preferred
100
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
Southwestern of Ga (guar)—100
Tennessee Central
—it)
Texas & Pacific.
..100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu NY O)— 50
Tunnel RR of St JLouls
100
Union Pacific—Common
100
Preferred
100
United N J RR & Canal (gu).lOO
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu).lOO
Utica Clinton & Binghamton.lOO
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
Vermont & Mass (guar)
100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com
100
—
.
100
Preferred
Virginian Railway com.
100
Wabash Railway
.....100
Preferred A
100
Preferred B
100
Warren N J (guar D L & W)_ 50
West Jersey & Seashore
50
Western Maryland Ry com__10f»
1st preferred
Preferred
> (/This price includei accrued interest.
k Last Sale,
I
In
11H
8
25 H
750
....
u
25
30
45
49
%
1H
4H
8
1H
2H
4H.
714
12
9H
20
,
9H
21
4H
5H
30
....
4!Yx
6
....
....
60M
35
30
1M
H
110
37
50
15 H
18H
115
110
75
18*
33
9H
1 %
146
81
110
78
82
74
w
22H.
50
56
78
50
93
82
60
107
99
57
117
,
95
103
63
50
55
65"
15
25
29
29H
78
85
3
2P
18
10
W
15
116
202
28
120
31"
57
63
London.
n
Nominal.
s
100
100
100
—100
100
10C
6%
Sale
73 H
110
120"
145
150
ltH
21
115
115
m
120*
t
20
23
42
45
29 H
33
31M
33
109
105
112
112
130
130
125
106
1st pref
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
b Basis.
52"
46
100
100
Rutland pref
St Louis Bridge
2d preferred
Western Pacific RR Oorp
Preferred
par value.
43
125
60
65
55
58
3m
40
■■■-mmrn
%
500
(gu D & H)—100
Roch & Genesee Val RR—..100
66
50
Lehigh Valley
Spec
,
—
Preferred
100
Joliet & Chic (guar O &
A)—100
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap
(gu)—100
K O St L & Ohic—Pref
(gu).. 100
Kansas City Southern
100
Preferred
ioo
Lackawanna RR of N J—....100
Potom—Com—100
100
6% guaranteed
100
7 % guaranteed
100
Dividend obligations
53
61
Huntingd & Broad Top
v t c. 50
Preferred vtc
50
Illinois Central
—100
Non-cumul 6% pref ser A—100
Leased lines (guar)
100
8tk tr ctfa—See RR Securs Oo
Internat Rys (Oent Am) com. (t)
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie.. 60
Preferred
50
Pitts Cin Ohic & St Louis
100
Pitts Ft W & Ohic com (gu)—100
Preferred (guar Penn RR)—100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
PittsbMcK & Yough (guar)— 50
Pittsb & West Va common—100
Pitts Youngst & Asht pref—100
Prov & Worcester (guar).—.100
Railroad Securities Oo—
4% 111 Oent stk ctf 1952—1000
Reading Company
50
1st preferred
50
2d preferred..
.
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar).100
Rich Fred &
H
100
Hartford & Conn Western
Par
60 H
100
Erle& Kalamazoo (guar).—. 50
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)
50
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar).100
Georgl&RR & Bank Oo (gu).-100
89 J
Great Northern Ry—Pref
100
16 H
Ore certificates.
if
20
Green Bay & Western
100
I Gulf Mobile & North com
100
Maine.
27
101
Elmira & W'maport (guar)
Preferred (guar Nor Oent).
Willmar & Sioux Falls—
1st guar g 5s 1938
..J&D k
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4s 1947
—F&A
Wilmington & Welden RR—
1st gen gold 5s 1935
J&J
non-cum
Duluth South Shore & Atl
Preferred
East Penna (guar P & R)
40
29
F&A
18
5H
RR preferred
iu«
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50
Preferred (guar OH&D).. 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar). 100
Delaware & Hudson Oo.
100
89
42
80
41
A 9k.
_
3H
85
Ref M 4 Hs series A 1966.M&S
Ref gold os series B 1966.M&S
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent tr.
Augusta & Savannah (guar).. 100
Prior preferred
100
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)— 60
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR).100
100
Cripple Creek Central
Eq tr 5Hs 1933
J&D b
5Hs 1934-'38 (yr)
J&D b
W heeling & Lake Erie RR—
1st consol gold 4s 1949..-M&S
RAILROAD STOCKS.
10C
100
50
...
NYNH&H)—100
—100
5% permanent deb........100
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
Passaic & Del Ext
100
Paterson & Hudson River.... 50
Paterson & Ramapo
50
Pennsylvania RR
..—
50
Pennroad Oorp v t c
—1
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)..100
Peoria & Eastern
100
Pere Marquette Ry com
100
Preferred
100
100
-
Colorado & Southern
1st gs f 4s 1990
...A&O
West Fruit Exp—See Gt Nor—
Western Maryland 4sl952..A&0
„
Old Colony (gu
J on
Preferred
84H
Gen mtge g 4s 1935-
100
Cine New Orl & Texas
99 H
6s 1939..
100
Chicago Great West com
.100
Preferred
100
Chic Ind & Louisv common...100
Preferred
-.100
Chic Milw St P & PacificCommon..........—.—(t)
Preferred.......—......100
Chicago & North Western—100
Preferred
100
Chic R I & Pacific common...100
Preferred
91H
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
Registered
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
»
Chic & East Illinois common. 100
Chic St Paul Minn & Omaha.100
Conaol gold 4s 1936
J&J
Cons 3 He g series B 1936—J&J
«ei
100
7% preferred
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4He 1947F&A
West Jersey & Sea Shorn—
£ rei on* itfit
—
6% preferred
38
1924-—J&J
Wash Term Oo—3Hs 1945--F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
1st
17
preferred A stamped
preferred B stamped
preferred O stamped..
preferred D stamped
1st preferred E stamped-.
Preferred stamped
Bost & Prov (guar Old Ool)—100
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—100
Brunswick Ter & Ry Sec Oo—(t)
Camden & Burl Oo (guar)——25
Canada Southern
100
Canadian Pacific._
-—-.25
4% non-cum preference....100
4% perpetual cons deb—..100
Oaro Olinchfield & O com 4%. 100
Common stamped 5%
100
Oatawissa RR—1st pref (guar) .60
2d pref (guar P & R)——— 50
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W). 30
Central of New Jersey
-100
Chesapeake Corp
(t >
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
Chestnut Hill
50
74'" Chicago Burl & Quincy
31
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s *41 .J&J
Des M DIv 1st g 4s 1939-J&J
Toledo & Ohic 4s g 1941—M&S
3H" Jan 1954
H
38
—
16
_—
85"
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt...M&N
1st in 4Hs 1962 ser B...M&N
Eq tr 4Ha 1934-1940(yr)..J&J b
Eq tr 5s 1934 1938 (yr). .M&N b
115H
1st
1st
1st
1st
79 %
assenting..
f
Vermont Vail 1st 4Hs 1940—A&O
Vicksburg Bdge & Term Oo—
93
1st preferred A
1st preferred B
98H
92
M&N
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
Coal (gu) 50
(guar)—100
Louisville & Nashville.——-.100
Mahoning Coal RR
—
50
Pref (guar L S & M S)—— 60
Maine Central
100
Preferred
—100
Michigan Central
100
Midland Valley com
50
Preferred
50
Mlnehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)— 50
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P & S S M—100
Preferred100
4% leased line ctfs
100
Mississippi Central—
100
Mo-Kan-Tex RR com———t
Preferred
100
Missouri Pacific com
100
Preferred
100
Mobile & Birm pref (guar)
100
Montgomery & Erie—....
10
Mobile & onio—see Southern R*
Morris & Essex (guar)
5C
H Nashv Ohatt & St Louis._--.100
28
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N). 26
50
National Rys of Mex 1st pref. 100
14 H
2d preferred
;
100
51
New London Northern
100
85
New Orl Texas & Mexico
100
70
New York Central RR———100
77
Dividend payable In London..
4G
N Y Ohic & St Louis com——100
40
6% preferred
100
33
N Y & Harlem com (gu)
50
85
Preferred
—50
37H N Y Lack & West (guar)
100
41H N Y New Haven & Hartf
100
60
7% preferred
100
112
N Y Ontario & Western
100
2H Norfolk Southern
100
3
I Norfolk & Western Ry
100
3H
Adjustment preferred
100
8H; No Carolina (guar 80 RR). .100
North Pennsylvania
50
10M Northern Oent (guar Pa RR). 50
North'n N H (guar B & M)—100
Northern Pacific Ry
100
North RR of N J (guar Erie). 100
Northern Securities Oo stubs—..
North Pennsylv (gu P & R)— 50
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J) .100
Y O)—-50
unstamped. 100
unstamped. 100
preferred O unstamped. 100
preferred D unstamped-100
preferred E unstamped. 100
Bid.
Stocks.
Lit ScbuylNavRR&
Louis & Mo Rlv pref
50
American shares partlc pref
Boston & Alb (guar N Y CO— 100
Boston & Maine com (stpd) —100
United N J Bit & Oanal Oo—
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
Gen 1st g 3Hs Mar 1 '51.M&S
Vandalia RR—
Ask.
Belgian Nat Rye Oo
II
1
95H
Bid.
100
Preferred
103
*&O
81
STOCKS
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
50
Bait & Onio—tomrnon—..—100
Preferred
100
91H
Registered
1st g 6s 1942 opt 1922
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
99
97
lit & ref 4s .J une 2008
JYl&H
1st & ref 6s June 2 2008—M&S
40-year 4Hs 1967
J&J
40-year 4s 1968
J&D
Eq tr 4 Hs %34-'38 (yr)
M&N
Eq 4 Ha Sept 16 '33 39.M&S15
Eq tr 6s 1934 *37 (yr)
M&S
Eq tr 7s 1934-35 (yr)—J&D
Union Terminal Oo (Dallas)—
„
AND
"and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
orifl**
Bonds and Stocks.
>
BONDS
RAILROAD
notice.-
Drice.
x
9H
53
3H
130*
17
77
30^
22 H
24 H
25
25
62
5
12
45
106
111
67
203
80
20
78
100
51
52
57 H
3H
4
2H
43
50
9H
45
13H
iff
15
25
Ex-dividend.
t.No
"and interest" except where marked
NOTICE.—All bond prices are
Stocks and Bonds.
$6
t)
>*,
k
■
(t)
.1
Amer & Oen Sec
com
70
14
75
6
X
2
2)4
324
124
(t»
(t>
3
(t)
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
34
5
5 24
5)4
.......
(t)
i
524
1
H-i1 Chi
60
Atlas Corp common.....
1124
Warrants
Bancamerica-Blair Corp
...
12)4
38)4
524
4)4
ill
S3 preferred A
40
Bankers Mat investing com A
Bankers Sec Corp of Am
$3 convertible pref "A"
of Am com —(T)
4)4
7% preferred
5s series A with warrants
Without warrants
Invest Fund of N J
U;
2
654!
7 54
.tT>
3.09,
Basic Industry Shares
British Tvpe Investors clA
Ltd
( t>
55c
Canadian Investment Fund
Class B
3.30
(t)
10
70
pref ser A
Cent Nat Oorp
Class B
Major Shares Oorp
Massachusetts investors..
Mutual Investment Trust
Nat Bond A Share Corp
100
0)4% Pref
Chartered Investors
$5
cum
s
(
"
k
"«-ur Uurp com..« t
May 1
24
■
—
-
—
mm
—
•
25)4
124
—
—
6
series....
62
cum
Cumulative TrustShares
(t)
Deposited Bank Shares ser NY..
Deposited Bond Certificates
Deposited lusur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y A-..-.
2.15
x
2 88
2.07
724
3 20
2.30
724
B shares
3.10
O shares
D shares
.........
5
1.16
Dividend Shares
1.28
Eastern Utilities Investing
Oorp—
MAS 16
14
Elec Shareholdings Corp com.. 1
%(\ oonv pref with warr
(t)
3
4
35
44
Deb 6s 1954 with warr
Equity Corp
124
common
Preferred
....
t No par value,
25
2.90
Equity Trust Shares
eEx-Coupon.
52)4
1)4
2
'M
21)1
24
isi
74 H
mtmt
2
17
6)4
1)4
$1.20 preferred
$3 cum conv 1st pf
Sun Investing Corp com
$3 convertible preferred
Super Corp of Amer class
1
5)4
Class A A
2
5
1.56
ll*
70
71
75)4
5)4
424
82c
It)
<* >
-Ct)
(t)
60
64.79
28
30
--(t)
(t)
324*
39
124
4*
90^
90
70)4
5)4
2x
18.92
17.41
1.20
3524
1)4
35)4
1M
%
A
3.25
1.34
3.10
2.05
5.49
Class D
30c".
1.38
Trustee Standard
1.10
53
3)4
324
43
———
1
--
B
—
Two-Year Trust shares
Series
—
—
Corp—
w-(t)
Common
J&D
5s ser A 1948
United
1
24
Y
Founders common
United Insurance
.....1
Trust.
12
15
Old Colony Invest Trust com_(t)
Debenture 4)4 s Feb 1 1947
USA British Internal
Class B._
74""
78'"
74
78
Debenture 4 )4 s
Dec 16 1952—
4
2*95
16)4
18
22)4
78
324
2)4
IX
124
-|
Jx
X
class A_(t)
(t)
—
--(t)
Preferred
Deb g
2$J
2.55
15
5
United Bank Trust shares
United Fixed Shares ser
2.50
"5)4
1.70
Fixed Tr
2.50
2.3Q
4)4
4)4
—
Union Amer Invest
79)4
75)4
1.30
2.35
2.03
Oil shares A—
Trust Fund Share
"99c
2.08
O
—--—- -
Twentieth Century
51
88c
Class B
-
2)4
1.94
Shares A—
Trustee N Y Bank shares
Class D
e5X
64
61
2
—-—
1.50
17
15
5
(
-(
1
Warrants
Trusteed Amer Bank
Trust Shares of America
224
5.50
—
Supervised Shares
Third National Investors
Tri-Contineotal Oorp
0% cum pref—
Series B
10c.
354
2.04
Class C
Trustee Stand Invest ser
6~20
1
5
—
Class BB
86
2
2.96
Class B
86
5)4
76c
Common B
4)4
4.10
59.60
Sec com A
2
2.90
O)
Standard Utilities Inc
stalest Investment Oorp
Sterling
14$
—
mm —— — — —
Gil Shares units
MAN
5s 1948
X
IX
1
6
10
58
60
Old Colony Trust Associates—
1st. serial trust shares
(t)
U S Elec Light A Pow tr
Trust ctfs ser B—.—
ctf A—
11)4
12
2 07
2.17
Pacific Investing Corp—
Deb 5h 1948 without warr__J&J
Pacific Southern Invest pref—(t)
Voting trust ctfs
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w war .1
USA Foreign Securities com.(
$0 1st preferred
-(
USA Internal See—
(T)
76c
Class A
Class
B._.
(t)
(t)
Corp A.(t)
72
74
20
23
3)4
X
I!
124
43)4
a*
com...it)
4
"6)4
"124
24
25
Premier Shares
Primary Trust Shares
Prudential Investors
(t)
$6 preferred
(t)
Quarterly Income Shares
Reliance Internal Corp com Aft)
Preferred
...
(t)
354
324
1.70
2.00
7
6X
61)4
70
1 47
3
2
26
27)4
Stocks F
U S Shares H
Utility Equities Corp
$5.50 priority stock
24
11
(t)
(t)
.1
United Insurance Tr
924
65
(t)
Sec Oorp
Preferred
86c
X
64
1st pref with warrants
12)4
124, United N Y Bank Shares C 3
Phoenix
3.40
5)4
OlSSS "R
15
15
(t)
100
Securities..
Petroleum and Trad'g
Diversified Trustee Shares
65
65
United Oil Trust Shares
17
7
ii*
60
16
..
524
9)4
(t)
(t)
—
50
2.30
—
52
1942
2.30
Northern
_
2
45
Trustee sh.
(T)
2.30
-
2.30
85
3.90
2)4
2%
1.78
-
15
10
100
preferred
1953
14)4
77)4
8% preferred
Oram & Forster Tnsursh B
(t)
preferred
cum
2.23
10
Cruui A Former inc com
$6
2 23
—
12
3.15
———5
B common
North Amer Util Secur
2 04
AA (modified)
ACQ (modified)
Credit Alliance see "Misc. Bonds"
1.97
6.05
Niagara Snare Oorp (Md)———
Oonv deb 5348 1950—
MAN
1.17
6.48
3.34
Southern Corp com
Spanish A Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
"38c
£1
Amer dep rets
ord bearer £1
724
38)4 Spencer Trask Fund Inc
(t)
18.25 Standard Amer. Trust shares.-2.25 Standard Corporations Inc
1
13)4 Standard Industrials Inc
Standard Investing Oorp com.(t)
$5.50 preferred
(t)
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr.
Ex-warrants
------224
3
Deb 5)4s 1939
FAA 16
1
Stand Oil Trust Shares A
35
Ctfs.
North American Trust shares—
2.12
...
16.78
(t)
;—(t)
B
2.46
5s
SIsto Financial Corp
1.10
$5.50 preferred
124
24
Association
Inv Trust—
Shawmut
7*
34
North American Bond Trust
2.04
Accumulative
ft!
Voting trust ctfs
—
New Jersey Bankers Securities—
N Y Bank Trust Shares
1
58
Without warrants
AA
"2HC
7 54
37
1
Investors
National
Nationwide Sec Oo tr ctf
iy42
Corporate Trust shares old series.
(t)
34)4
$5.50 prior stock
——_(t)
Allotment certificates....
43""
40
Warrants..
15
100
5% preferred.
3
—
National Trust Shares
X
■54
...
Chicago Corporation
Convertible preferred..
7%
18
(t)
preferred
Glass B.
OtiOtmbure os
2iS
(t)
...
Chelsea Exchange Oorp cl A
Continental
79)4
16$
25*
.
(f)
(+)
Chain & Gen'l Equities Ino
74""
73)4
2124
class A__
Century Trust Shares
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
JX
1952
Shenandoah Corp common—- 1
$3 con vertiblepreferred
25
1)4
86
Without warrants
Low- Priced Shares
26
cum
1948 with warr..
Deb 5s ser B
124
5s series A 1953 with warrants.
Without warrants
(t)
Investors Equity common
Debenture 6s series A 1947
8
654
.1
Capital Administration cl A
12)4
3.15
i
~80c
1154
1
(1)
100
1947—
(t>
Investment Trust of N Y coll A—
12
1
...10
7% preferred
common
—
Security Allied Corp
(t)
Securities Corp General com__(t)
$6 preferred
(t)
Selected American shares
Selected American Shares Inc
Selective Cumulative Shares
Selected Income Shares ......—
Selected Industries com
(t)
4)4s
5A
I*
Investment Co
1.25
1.17
10
i
50c
Participating shares
Interstate Equity
6
Bancshares, Ltd—
$3
J&D
1
(t)
Debenture 5s 1947
..
20
7)4
FAA
with war.-JAJ
Delaware.. 1
Certificates
-1
Int Sec Corp of Am com A
(t)
6)4% preferred
—
100
6% preferred
-100
insuransbares Co. of
Preferred
19)4
Shawmut Bank
Deb g 6s 1940 B
"1)4
24
Associated National Shares
(t)
Holding Corp..
Hydro Elec Sec com
(t)
Illuminating Shares class A—incorporated Investors
(t>
Independence Trust Shares —(t)
Indus A Power Securities Oo.-(t)
43
33
arrauut
Bullock Fund
(t
194*
Huron
10
Atlantic & Pac Int com w w
Preferred w w
....
pref (t)
1
(t
(t,
Common
Selected Management
2
11"
'
Gude Winmill Oorp
1X
16
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
1956
$6 units
$3 units
$7 preferred
54
324
12
Con v preferred
..
Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st
Guardian Investors com
"4 24
*32
424
1
(t)
Healty A Uthtles com
$6 pref with warr
German Credit A Invest.
5)4
13 X
*32
(t)
investors Trust
Geui
16
Amer Insuranstocks Oorp
Amer Investors Tnc com B
"\X
12
(t)
$6 preferred
General
lix
76
65
5
General Investments com
24
1
(t
m
(t)
Preferred (with warrants)—(t)
Dnh 5s Fob 1 1952 without warr
1.59
11-54
B
class
IT)
General American Investors.,
5
5
class A_(t)
preferred
Units
424
24
(T>
6% preferred ser D
7% preferred ser A
W
4)4
Class A
Class B
Debenture 6s series A
(t
JAJ
Amer Founders Corp common.. 1
6%
1224
4624
324
X
2)4
_
Common
2.1H
2 18
1.09
4)4
American Corporation
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
American European Secur
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A
20)4
1.98
1.98
2.61
50
(t)
(+ >
6% preferred
Second Nat Inv Corp—
19
W
3.11
com—(t>
(t)
Second Int Sec Corp A
Class B common
6.92
(t)
1
9.04
)4
Second Custodian Shares
8.16
Fundamental Investors Inc
mi
80
1943 k
Com posit Trust Shares.
3.45
3.70
--
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc..
—
m.m
Continental Corp..
Common
3.25
Fourth Nat'l Investors w w
61
'
X
k
(t)
$5.50 prior pref
.94
Ask
share.
8.29
Representatl ve Trust Shares
Royalties Management A
Utilities Shares......1
Seaboard
52 21
1.08
Warrants
(t)
|3oreferred
48.75
Fixed Trust shares-
Year
Series B
2)4
2
k
(t)
Fixed Trust Shares series A —(t)
49
1.42
Class B
5s
Amer
Five
share.
12)4
First Custodian Shares Corp
Bid.
Par.
Pei
(t)
(t)
—
First Common stocks Oorp
54
78""
74
FAA
Capital Corp A
American
17
—
25
6% preferred
Fidelity Fund, Inc
17
(T,
Deb g 5s 1953
Amer Business Shares
Amer.
224
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Per
Federated Capital Corp com
16.70
.
preferred
Bid'.
Par.
share.
Per
15.36
Administered Fund com
(t)
Air Investor*
Inc v t c.
(t)
Convertible preferred
if)
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
'49
Deb 4 )4s with com shs
1967
Aldred Investment Oorp (Oan)
45
Deb 4)4s with com shs
-.1968
1)4
Alliance iuvestment com..._ (t)
59
6s A with warr 1949
J&J
It
78
Allied Int Investing (Jorp com. (t AC
8)4
S3 convertible preferred
(t) k
1.51
Am Bank Stk Trust Shares
95c
Amer Bankstocks Corp
__(t)
American British & Continental—
Common
t)
...
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Utility A Industrial Corp
Convertible preferred.
Yosemite Holding Corp com
Preferred
4)4
124
35)4
1*
20*
2)4
36)4
124
4)4
30
3.20
/Flat price
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
s Sale price,
x
Ex-dividend.
* Negotiability
impaired by maturity.
Utilities
(Include* street
All bond
NOTICE
Bonds.
Adriatic
1084
101
73
75
66
69
65
68
58
56
63
66
46
50
United Trac.
Albuquerque Nat Gas—
17
64s 1940
M&N
Allen Bellev & P—See Phila Go
10
Allegheny Om Corp 6 4s'43 M &N
Convertible 7s 1938
._M&N
i'-;-./ 2 Allentown-Bethlebem Gas 1st s f
'
105
106
54s 1954
A&O
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952..M&S / 19
Alton & St L Bridge 7s 1047 M&N )
40""
37
14
Deb 7s 1942.
f 11
89
Alton Water 6a 1956
91
A&O
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry
Con g 44" 1933 gu
29
F&A 16 / 25
Amer Commonwealths Power—
2
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
4
F&A /
Deb g 54s 195314
M&N k
Conv deb 6s 1940
14
..M&S k
M-
-
Amer
Community Power—
Deb 54s 1953
J&J *Jk 4
Secured notes 54s 1931—M&N /
384
Amer Elec Pow deb tjs 57 M&S 16 k
224
Amer & Foreign Power Co—
34
354
7
/
Sec deb 5s
s
73
734
M&N
1953
3
M&N
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028
Amer Gas & Power Co—
s
20
21
234
25
s
Secured deb 6s 1939
J&
American Natural Gas Corp—
Deb 64s 1942 with war..A&O /
Am Pow & L deb 6« 2016
M&8 k
Amer Stater Public Serv—
14
....
49
40
M&N
42
30
1st 1 54s 1948 ser A
32
Amer Telep & Tel eg101
102
1054
1034
1064
Debs f 5s I960J&J
Deb 54o Nov 1 1943—.M&N
Conv deb 44s 1939
J&J
35-yr deb 5s 1965
F&A
106
104
112
107
113
1034
104
93
Utilities
B
ser
ist 5s 1935
96""
ll*
92
Blnghamton (N Y) L H & P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1946
A&O
Birmingham Elec Oo—
1st & ref 4 4® 1968
M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 5® '59 -M&^
6% notes 1935
i
A&O
Birmingham Term'l 4s '57--M&S
Birmingham Water Works Co—
1st m 54® 1954 ser A
A&O
6
6
,
Ry—See
fr'm
f
Dec'31)'33-
'
Ark
Mo
&
Pow
Deb 6 4s
b
ist
23
37
15
10
M&N
si
35
20
liOdd—J<*j
1935
35
21
64s(ext
31
33
10
22
43
654
67""
32
34
844
854
90
92
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
Ashland (Wis)
L & Pow St Ry.
804
Assoc
Elect
44s
J&J
29
J&J
1953.
5s Jan 11961
Associated Gas &
274
284
14
...
deb 54s 1934
F&A
deb 6s 1934
M&S
deb 5s 1937
F&A
deb 5s 1940
J&J
Sink fund gold 64s 1957—F&A
West End St 5s 1938
M&N
10-year
10-year
10-year
10-year
14
Without warrants.
15
15
13
14
13
154
14
15
154
124
Conv deb 5s 1950
164
134
60
Associated
Puo
Associated
Telep (Jo Ltd—
utilities
.Corp—
27
•
29
20
83
1st M 5s 1965.
f
9
/
8
..M&S f
Certificates of deposit
/
Con % "1h«i i
I 9-1 < >»er O.M&N
f
86
10
Certificates of deposit.
Co",
dnb a-
IVMi
Certificates of deposit..
Associated Telep & Teleg Co—
Deb 54s 1955 ser A
M&N
/
/
f
s
104
8
10
10
9
8
10
•
114
104
104
16
404
90
93
Atchison Ry. Light & Power—
90
Atlanta Gas T. 5s
964
ar
1947
...J&F>
/ This price Includes
374
414
Extl 1st
f 6s 1953
s
---
British Col Tel 5s 1960
J&D
M&S
Gen
m
5s
ser
Gen
m
5s
ser
A 1949
E 1952
Bklyu-Manhattan
■
f 6s 1Q68
ser
5s
J&J
..
Transit
A
Brooklyn City &
J&J
Brooklyn Queens Oo & Sub—
1st ra g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July *41(810)
M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950— F&A
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949
F&«
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951 -J&J
Bklyn Un Gaslst cons5sg'45M&N
1st lien & ref 6s "47 ser \
M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Conv deb 54» 1936. ——J&J
Deb 5e 1950
J&D
Brownsville Ave—See Phlla Co.
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939.-F&A
1st ref 5s April 1 1939
j&j
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser A—F&A
Gen & ref
448 1981
F&A
Buff & Niag Falls El L & Power—
F&A
Ry—
Burlington ^Ft) G L 5s 1955. J&J
95
57
52
55
a scriisu
::::
50
99
interest*
r
E—M&N k
624
1st mtge 44* 1967 ser F_. J&D s
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G
M&N s
1st & ref 44® 1981 ser H.J&D k
614
ser
58
58
52
102
97
89
80
95
54 4
47
99
Cent Pub 8erv
914
904
1044
89
1004
1004
Without warrants
Central Ry—See On Ry&El (Bait)
Central States Elec Corp—
Conv deb
Deb
1044
91
84
864
74
76
81
83
98^
984
1004
854
J&J k
5s 1948
M&S16 s
Corp—
1st M & 1st lien 54s 1953. J&J k
Central States Utilities Oorp—
10 yr sec 6« 1938
J&J
Cent
104
894
Corp—
Conv deb 5 4s "49 with war F&A
54® 1954 with
States
874
84
98
844
824
Pow
&
war
1st & ref 5s 1959 ser A
A&O
Central West Public 8e-vice Oo—
1st 1 coll 54® 1956 ser A..M&N 1
/
/
Series B
C
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Consol gold 5s 1999
M&S
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op 16.-M&N
Chatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56.M&N
59
32
384
164
1st 44"
1958 series A
874
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6« 1951
81
81
18
18
18
75
65
103
77
M&S
844
944
80
Ches & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43.M&N
Chester Water Service Co—
57
324
Lt
Central Traction—See Phlla Oo
Cent Vermont Public Serv Corp—
Series
Chicago City & Connec
10J,.
904
914
35
40
Coll tr
s
J&J /
ing Ry
f g 5s Jan 1 1^27.A&0
f
3
134
134
Certificates of deposit
(
51
Chicago City Ry 1st 5s '27.-F&A f
Certificates of deposit
f
504
Chic Dlst Elec Generating—
73
1st M 44® 1970
M&S
86
1st 6s series B 1961
M&N
90
Deb
54s
1935
,A<$0
101
Chic Gas L&O see Peoples G L&O
37
108
.
Ublc North Shore & Milw RR—
•
71
72
1st mtge gold 5s
J&J
1936
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
1054
1054
1064
904
904
55
58
106
60
>
59
Certificates of
81
Pur
744
54
57
Certificates of deposit
AdJ inc 4s Feb 1927 opt
Certificates of deposit
1094
104
1044
103
105
98
105
107
107
104
103
1004
1014
mon
4-5s Feb *27 oot.J&J /
m
ser
B
1054
85
87
90
1st M
Canadian price,
M&8
88
38
46
s
294
A&O
28
28
M&8
J&D
pipe line 54s 1942.M&N
28
s
294
s
51
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Co—
1st M 6s 1943
J&J k
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb 54s 1952.
M&N
Deb 54s 1949
J&D
Citizens Gas (Indianapolis)—
1st & ref gold 5s
70
2
11
11
14
M&N
Conv deb 5s 1950
Cities Service Gas Co—
80
884
10*
954
A&O
1963
Deb 5s 1969
62
11
90
54® Apr 15,'52 ser AA&O
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan *66
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958—
Deb g 5s
93
/
1st M 4s 1968 series A
A&O
Oln Newport & Gov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Cincinnati Street Ry—
1st
92
58
,
May
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st & ref 64» 1944
...J&J /
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
J&J /
/
Adjust deb 6s July 1963
Certificate of deposit..
'
Chippewa Power 6s 1947
J&D
1st 6s 1955
944
99
164
16*
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
104
974
54
deposit..
r"
1084
1084
lk
/
,
Certificates of deposit
Series B Feb 1927
J&D
70
1054
I
/
of deposit
Cons M 5s »er A Feb '27._A&O
65
97
J&J
4*
1956A&O /
Chicago Railways Oo—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% pt
red and pay Aug 1 1933
«/ 54
1st & ref 5 4s
Ctfs
1044
Nominal,
102
Cent III Light 1st & ref 5s '43A&0
Central Illinois Public Service—
96
100
78
n
484
F&A
52
1st s f g 5s "48 op aft "12.-M&S
Calgary Power 1st 5s I960-A&O
*>Last sale,
1044
M&S
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5® 1956—F&A
95
M&N
98
34
77
93
Refunding 64® 1942
& ref 5s 1951
1st
s
74
80
Water Service 5s 1958 A&*'
Jalumet Gas & Elec Co—
1st & ref 54® 1960 ser B—J&J
41
60
78
Calif
103"
44
36
96
Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s f,59 A&O
Cent Pow 1st 5s, 1957. ser D J&J k
Butler Water 5s 1957 A.. —A&O
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s 1951. J&D
California Electric Generating—
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B
J&J
1st & ref 5 4* 1955 series C F&A
Dob gold 5 4s 1942.
A&O
40
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Cent MalnePr 5s '39 op '19 M&N
1st & gen 6s 1942 ser B—.J&J
1st & gen 5s 1955 ser D
J&J
1st & gen 4 4® 1957 ser E.J&D
1st & gen 54s 1961 ser,F..J&D
■
1st gold 6s 1942
Buffalo Trac—See Internat
102
68
RR
..J&J
524
1064
1034
1054
48
Corp
.J&J
.
Newton
1939
87-
50
F&A
56
10-yrs f 64* 1934
M&N / —
Bway & 7thAveRR—SeeN Y Rys
Bronx G & E 5s 1960
104
J&J
Brooklyn Borough Gas Oo—
Gen & ref 5s 1967
102
F&A
Bklyn City & Newton RR—See
Bklyn Manh Transit Corp.
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941..J&J
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
60
A F&A
ser
Ref mtge 5s 1957
M&8
Central Indiana Power Oo—
Broad River Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A
"K"
1044
84
354
80
.J&J
1034
6s series I 1957
Cent Indiana Gas—
91
M&N
2
59
34
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1969
50
/
First lien coll tr 54s '46
J&D
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38.M&N
Central German Pow 6s '34.J&D
Gent Hud Gas & Elec Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1956
80
California-Oregon Power—
/ 66
2-year 44% notes 1933..r
Atlanta Nor Ry—SeeGa Ry & El
Atlanta Wat. El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
98
Atlantic City El 5s 1938
102
M&S
1st & ref 5 4« 1954M&N
101
1st & ref 5s 1956
.A&O
97
5 Basis.
101
93
M&S
British Col Power 54s 1960
5s series B I960——
—M&S
1004
J&D
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
1074
1074
California Gas & Elec Corp—
Onif & ref g 6s "37
op s f._M&N
394
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s *50 opt '15 .
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry &
1014
97
M&S
March 1944
7s Sept 1947
5a
86
28
First lien coll trust 6s '46.M&S
50
Deb g 44® Oct 1 1937—A&O
Deb g 44a Nov 1 1941—M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
J&D
85
Gentral Gas & Electric Go—
50
42
16
14
JF&A
A-A&g
74
27
Cent Dlst Telep 1st 5s '43—J&D
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940—J&J
76
39
Elec Oo—
Conv deb 54s 1977
v
1st 1 & coll tr 5s 1948
52
73
M&S
1951
1st mtge 5s 1960
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
48
82
28
36
_.M&N
73
3
3
ser
1st & ref 5s 194ft
104
»/
*/
B
51
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s "53.-J&J
Central Arizona Light & Pow Co
101
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45.A&O
Boston Con Ga>. deb 5s "47—F&A
Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935.—M&N
81
Appalachian Gas Corp—
Phlla Co.
Arlzonn Edison 1st 5s 1948
J& » f
6s s f series A 1945
j
/
ser
Mtge & col tr 5s '61
103
70
99
89
Appalachian Elec Power—
102
98
101
95
64®
Ask.
Ry-
Canton Elec Oo 5® 1937
M&N
Capital Traction (Wash. D C)~
lst g 5s June 1 1947
J&D
Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933.. J&J
Carolina P & List 5s 1956..A&O
108
1004
104
5s 1954
m
Chicago
lst (10% prin paid) 1927
Camden & Sub Ry—bee t a Gor^
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53.M&N
Term
J&D
1st
South
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op '14 J&J
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
F&A
Blackstone Val G & E 5s "39. J&J
65
804
994
-
A&O
1938.
5s
1st
Androscoggln Water Power—
10J
81*
83
81
S) deb 6s 1942.A&O / 30
Baton Rouge Electric Oo—
90
1st mtge 54® 1954
J&D
85
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
—F&A
Bear Mt Hud Riv Bdge Co—
72
1st 7s 1953
A&O
Beauharnols Power Corp—
Coll trust 4 f 6s 1959 w w__ A&O 1 48
88
Beaver Valley Wat 6s 1935.M&N
Bell Telephone of Canada—
101
1st g 5s 1955 ser A—
M&S
101
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
-J&D
1014
1st mtge 58 1960 ser O
M&N
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
106
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
1064
1st & ref 6s 1960 ser O
A&O
Belolt Water, Gas & Elec Oo—
99
1st g 5s 1937
M&S
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp77
lst mtge 5s 1958-_A&0
37
Berlin City Elect 64® 1951
J&D
354
Sink fund deb 64® 1959—F&A
334
Deb 6s
Apr 1 1955
A&O
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
304
1st mtge s f 64® 1956
A&O
Blnghamton (N Y) Gas Works
94
60
95
Barstow (W
1024
1st & ref 5s 1956
—M&N
Appalachian Power 5s 1941 J&D
7% gold bonds 1938
F&A
—-
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
Annap & Chesapeake Bay Pow-
Ardmore St
Calumet &
lugusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
>aii & Ann S L—See Mil El Ry
t Sp Pt & Cbes—See Un Ry & El
lalt Traction—See On Ry & El
tangor Hydro Elec 54s '49. M&S
1st lien &ref 5s 1955
M&S
44® 1960
—.—.—J&D
Rtriwnr Ky & El 1st 5s 35.
J&J
Bar Harbor & Union River Pow—
Bid.
Bond®.
Alt.
Bid.
Gas—
1st g 5s Jan 1 1960 opt 20
J&J
itlanttc Co Wat 5s "58.
AM&R
Mtge & col tr 5s *52 ser B.A&O
Bleecker St&FulFy—See NY Rys
J&D /'ll
M&N /
11
954
/
70
M&N
58
J&
Amer W W & El 5s 1934
Deb 6s 1975 Ser A
Bonds.
87
Co—
1st lien & ref 6s 1945
Deb 64s 1941
Deb 5s 1975
95
84
American
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and Inoome and defaulted bonds.
ttlantic City (N J)
1st & ref 44® 1967
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
Alabama Water Service Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Rv-
arc
At*.
Bid.
Electric Co
f 7s 1952
(Italy)—
Extl ■
A&O
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1046 -M&S
1st & ref 5s 1951—
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956
MAN
Alhanv
prlo«»
power, water, telegrapn. telephone and bridge companies.'
electric
and electric railways, gas.
1942.....J&J
65
s
284
s
304
64
67
75
s
Sale Dries.
* Negotiability Impaired by maturity
Bid.
Bonds
Citizens L H & P (Johnst n, Pa)
1st g 5s 1934 opt 1914--MAN
OitizensSf
97
99%
Day Sp A Urb—See Ind Oc
Delaware Elec Power Co—
Citizens Water
5%s A 1951
.--..JAJ
rtle
Mao H'ruQ 5s 1937. »J«fcJ
CityASub PS—See Un Rys of StL
Cloy A Sub Ky—See W ash Ry A El
City of New Castle Water—
90
105
'24-AAO
Gen M 5s 1954series A—MAN
Gen M 5s 1961 series B—A AO
Clove Ry 1st s f 6s 1943——MAS
93
93
94
Derby Gas A Elec Corp—
;
Colorado Power 1st
MAN
5s '53—MAN
Columbia Gas A Elec
Deb 5s Jan 151961
Columbia River Longview
A&O
6%s stamped 1953
: 85
72
Detroit A Canada
;
1st m 5s 1956
3
*/
57
59
JAJ /
(stmpd) 1937—JAJ /
Power—
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A
JAD
B—MAN
90
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s '36—AAO
Columbus Ry Pow A Light—
100
Col Ry 1st 4s
Co—
1st m 5s 1950 series
AAO
B
75
JAJ
AAO
'39 opt '14—Q-J
A
97%
92
88
Detroit International
102
97%
97%
88%
96 %
87%
87
87
78
100
109
72%
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser C_—FAA
Community Power A Light Co—
Col M 5s 1957
MAS
Community Water Service Co—
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
JAD
Deb g 5%s 1946 ser B
MAS
Conestoga Termlst 5%s '54-JAO
Oonestuga l'rac isc 4s i960--JAJ
Conn Light A Power—
1st A ref s f 7s'51 ser A—MAN
1st A ref 5%s 1954 ser B..FAA
1st A ref 4 %s 1956 ser O.-JAJ
let A ref 5s ser D 1962
JAJ
Connecticut Power 5s '63
AAO
1st A coll trust 5s 1956
JAJ
Conn Ry A Lt 4%s 1951
JAJ
Stamped guaranteed optional. _
Conn Ltg A Pow 5s '39
JA T
Conn River Pow 5s A '52-—AAO k
90
98
40%
98
101%
104
105
110
9 3%
102
99
102
96%
103
96%
37
75
76
72%
MAN
77
MAN
JAJ
101
s
103%
193%
100
44
CooperRivBri'gelnclst6s'58MAN /
Copenhagen Telephone Go—
15
1954-FAA15
1948-MAN
70%
Council Bluffs Gas 5s
58
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951 —JAJ
1st lien A ref 7%s 1941—MAS
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow A Lt—
64
60
82
JAD
1956
91
1st M 5s 1959
JAD
Oumb'land TAT 5s 1937-— JAJ
Dakota Central Telep
105
Co—
gold 6s 1935-—
100%
JAD
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
AAO
JAJ
Dallas Pow A Lt 6s 1949
1st g 7%s 1949 ser
1st g 5s 1952 ser O
B
1st gold 5 Vis 1954 ser
Dallas Ry A Ter 1st 6s
Dallas Telep 1st 5s
1933
JAJ
JAJ
D—-JAJ
1951-JAJ
AAO
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 6s '41-JAj
96
b Basis
cLess%.
.
83
28
Georgia-Carolina
31
75
81
83
70
73
1st mtge 5s
55""
57""
1st A gen
37
85',
15 year sec 6s 1942
Eliz Plainf A Cent J (See
95
102
98
107
77
68
87
93
102
32
100
15
103%
34
;.V--
101
37
38
Empire District Elec Co—
1st A ref m 5s 1952
MAS
18"" Empire Gas A Electric Co—
Gen A ref 6s ser
A 1952—JAD
k
15
HH
15
15
1
|
1
1
f
1
1
1$
3
5
61
80
61
35
45""
50
---.
78
80
5s 1962
sale, n Nominal,
101%
•'
v-4
61%
56%
62
75
85
24%
99%
60
26%
101
102%
_
£2
102
__
70
70
66
42
Co—
•_
1st M A ref 5s 1956 ser A.MAS
70
1st M A ref 4%s 1961 B—JAD
63
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12 JAJ
68
GenAref5sJunel5'77 A-.JAD15
160
5s secured conv notes 1938JAJ
100
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co— T
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935
MAN k 63
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
k
49%
ground A St Rys 5%s'38 _JAD
23
Hamilton Gas 6%s A w w '37JAD /
103%
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970
MAN
'--■■■■■''mmmm
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952
FAA
Deb g 5%s 1951--—
MAS
88%
Helena Gas A Elec 1st 6s '52MAS
hil R T
Heat Man A Fair Pass Ry—See P
Home Tel A Tel (Ft Wayne)
99
1st 6a series A 1943———JAJ
96%
1st 5 %s series B 1955
AAO
ome Telep A Teleg(LosAngeles.
104
Oal) 1st refunding 5s 1945JAJ
ome Tel A Tel of Spokane—
103
1st M g 5s May 15 '36-MAN 15
26
ouston El Co 1st 6s '35—JAD
ouston Gulf Gas—
48
1st M A col 6s 1943 ser A..AAO
35
Deb 6%s 1943 with war—AAO
99
Hous Home Telep 5s 1935--MAS
98
Houston Lt A Pow 1st 5s *53 MAS
86
1st lien A ref 4 %s '78 ser D MAN
87
1st lien A ref 4%s 1981 ser E
Houston Natural Gas Corp—
50
1st m coll 6s 43 with warr_JAD
104
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949.-MAN
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
90
* Last
1
mmmm
33
75
JAD
Deb 6%s 1938
99
Gulf States Utilities
.
k
35%
:
_
—AAO
1st m 6s 1945
33""
55
JAD /
Public
RR J Serv Corp.
Elmira Water, Light A RR—
1st A con g 5s 1956
MAS
El Paso El Co—
1st m 5s 1950 ser A
JAD
SI Paso Nat Gas 1st 6%s '43-JAD
6a
j<
82
Eliz A Trenton
With warrants--------
101
35%
33%
1
1937
AAO
Electric Public Utilities Co—
105%
99%
79%
Ltd—
'<
10
103%
103
Deb 6s
s
Great Lakes
•
84%
90
JAJ
6%a 1950---
54
82%
1932-1944
MAN
Utilities Co—
1st lien coll tr 5%s 1942—MAN
Great North Pow 5s 1935—-FAA
Great West Power Co of Calif—
| Grt West Pow Co 5s 1946-JAJ
Green Mountain Power Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1948
FAA
Greenwich Wat 4%s *57 ser A JAJ
Greenwich Wat A Gas System—
Col tr 5s 1952 ser A
-AAO
Col tr 5s 1952 ser B
AAO
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
AAO
Gulf Public Service Co—
M
1st
42
Ed El
70
k
FAA
Great Lakes Power
39
37
40
1948 ser O—MAS15
Eastern Michigan Rys—
/
5
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958
JAJ
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
75
1st m 5%s 1947 ser A
MAS
66
1st M A 1st lien 5s 1955 B MAS
91%
Eastern Util Assoc 5s 1935.-AAO k
Eastern Utll Xnv 5s A 1954-MAS
fk 14
With warrants
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co—
80
1st lien A ref 6s 1942
JAD
83
1st lien A ref 6%s 1948.-MAS
90
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946- JAJ
45
Easton Cons El 5s 1949——MAN
29
Easton A So Beth Transit 8s '36—
Edison Elec ilium of Boston102%
2-year notes 5s 1934—-—JAJ
101%
5s 1935
MAN
1936 -—.AAO
1978—-_-—JAD
1st M 7s 1944
106%
Ref 6s Jan
30
74
76
66
Gas L 5s *39-FAA
/
Ry 1st 7s '39 M&iN
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
35
38
102
101
.
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids
47
JAJ
3
Georgia Ry A Elec—
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939—JAJ
Atlanta Northern Ry Co—
1st guar 5s '54 op *90---JAJ
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
JAD
96
—JAJ
/
Georgia Power A Light Co
105%
98
.
JAJ
1967—MAS
Georgia Power 1st 5s
Pow Co—
95
95
Power 1st s f(
1952
5s
-Ill
72
JAJ
...
8*
29
JAD
MAS
A '51-MAS
5%
93
1956—JAD
50
-JAJ
FAA
Ref m 4%s 1948 A
Ref m 5s 1948 B
f This price includes accrued interest.
.
—
2
25
Ill(Bkn)See KlngsCoELAl'
(N Y)—See N V O
Electric Co of N J 1st 5s 1947 MAS
Electric Ferries 1st 7s *41—AAO
Elec A Peoples—See Phila Rap r~
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)
105
1st s f 6%s 1950
MAS
100%
1st sink fund 6%s 1953—AAO
44% Electric PAL Deb 5s2030-FAA *
19
Electric Public Service Co—
Sec g 6s 1941 ser A—
AAO
74
Sec g 6s 1941 ser B
—AAO
60
Sec g 5%s 1942 ser O
AAO
67
Deb 6s 1936
JAD
105%
s
Darby Med A Ohes Ry—See Phlla R Tr.
88
Davenport Water 5s 1961--JAJ
by maturity
——
2
Edison El 111
s
f 5s Feb 15
96
71%
25
1948 series A.AAO
Street Ry Co—
3-year 5% notes
93
JAD
1st 1 A unif 5s ser C1952- -MAN
1st lien A unlf 4%s 1958.MAN
Oontin Gas A El deb 5s 1958 FAA
1st
37%
Pub Ser Corp
Consumers Power Co—
1st A ref 5s 1936 op '16
4Vis
100
33
P (New Orl)
-JAJ
Cons Gas—See Peoples G L AO
Consum L H A T Uo cglb, N J)—
1st
104%
93%
Eastern Mass
,
92
80
5%s 1951
Eastern Connecticut
105
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1938-
1940
1st m s f 5s
Con Ry (New Hav)—See "R.R.
Consolidated Telep of W lsc—
1st M 5%s 1942 ser A
MAN
1958
5s
104
Consol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuerttemhu/v 1st 7s '56. -JAJ
1st M 5s 1958
Consumers El L A
1st M 5s 1936
1st
108
103%
42%
Ry.
65
gold 6s 1941 JAD 15
Deb 6s 1941 series B
AAO
General Gas A Elec Oorp76
5% notes Aug 15 '33—FAA15
30
5% notes Aug 15 '34—FAA15
30
5% notes Aug 15 *35—FAA15
General Public Service Corp—
59
Conv deb 5s 1953
JAJ
83
Conv deb 5%s 1939
JAJ
General Public Utilities—
30
1st M coll tr 6%s ser A '56 AAO
41
Conv ser 6% % notes 1933-J AD
General Water Wks A ElecOorp—
1st lien A col 5s 1943 ser A.JAD
40
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser B..AAO V
g
Certificates of deposit
*/ g
Ext deb 6s ser A 1934
JAD. */ g
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s "61 FAA
103%
86
(111) Lt A Pow—
E Oregon Lt A Pr 5%s
5s series B 1953
be
1938----AAO /
Gatlneau Pow 1st 5s
56
36
-----
Debenture
19^
1st 7s '42-A AO
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—-JAD
E St L A interurb Wat 5s '42 JAJ
D
1
90
Utilities—
5%s 1937 ser A—FAA /
Conv deb 6s 1933 ser A , MAN /
6% (interest now 7%) 1932 JAJ /
E Minn Power
46
93
41
Coast
East St Louis
78
51%
51%
Ave
1st coll
1st m 5s 1960 ser
102
104 %
50%
50%
Duquesne Gas Corp—
1st conv 6s Mar 151945-MA815 */
♦f
6%% notes 1935
MAS15
Duquesne Light—See Phlla Co
1st m 6s 1942
62
Gary Elec A Gas Co—
1st lien col 5s 1934 ser A—JAJ
Gas A El of Bergen Co 5s '49. JAD
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954 ..—MAN
85
62
63%
_
Gateway Bridge 7s
E. Kootenay Pow
110
1933-38
A L 5s 1934
JAJ
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—
1st M s f g 58 1954 opt
AAO
3
3%
1%
1
65
East
110
j
oo
Duquesne Trae—See Phila Co
Durham Pub Ser 7s A *49—AAO
112
107 %
101
Equip trust 5%s
34
30
Gales burg Ry Ltg A PowerCon 5s Oct 1934
---JAD
3
|
33
99 %
JAJ
Underlying cos—See N Y G E L HAP.
Consol Gas Utilities Co—
s
36%
1st A coll 6s 1943 ser A...JAD
9%
Conv deb 6His 1943 Aw w JAD *s
■
Shore Line—
1st gold 5s 1950
JAJ /
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
1st 6%s 1937 A with war.MAS
Dominion Gas A Elec 6%s 1945— /
/
Certificates of deposit
Dortmund Munlc utll (.Germany)
20-yr s f 6%s 1948
AAO
rd
j Dry Dock E B A B RR—See Thl
Duke Power—lst4%s 1967-JAD
Duke Price Power Co—
1st m 8 f 6s 1966 ser A.-MAN
10
|
98
Pt Huron
Det A
17
Galesb Ry
*fk
*fk
*fk
*/
Certificates of deposit
34
73
89%
41 %
95
Debenture 5s 1957
Exti
92
31
Apr 1954
AAO
Consol Gas Elec Lt A P (Bait)—
Gen g 4%s Feb 14 1935—-JAJ
1st A ref ■ f 4 %s 1969 ser G MAS
1st A ref s f 4 His 1970 ser H JAJ
1st A ref 4s 1981
JAD
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Deb 5%s 1945
FAA
20-yr deb 4%s 1951
JAD
5s
74
100
33
Gen g 4 Ha
4%s
101
91
Coonelisv Wat 6s Oct 2 '39.-AAO
Consolidated Cities L P A Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped.-JAJ
Consol Gas of Bait 5s 1939--JAJ
1st
88
48
(Pa) 5%s *45 MAN
Com'w'lth Tel (Wis) 5s A *48 MAS
Common wealth Wat o%s A 1947lst M 5s 1956 ser B
FAA
Cons Tr (N J)—See
88
98
88%
96%
1st M
Bridge—
91
96%
JAJ
B
JAD
1st M col 4 His 1956 ser C._ AAO
1st M col 4%s 1957 ser D..JAJ
1st M col 4 Vis 1960 ser E AAO
1st M 4s 1981 ser P
MAS
1st 5His series G 1962
JAD
Commonwealth Elec 5s 1943 MAS
Commonw Sub Corp—See Misc. |
9tj
Gen A ref 4%s 1961 ser D.FAA
Gen A ref 5s ser E 1952—AA
„„
/
6%s 1949
FAA
1st 6s 1955 series B
AAO
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945—AAO
98% Fontana Un Wat 6s 1953—-JAJ
100%, Fruit Growers' Express—
86%
97%
97%
series A-AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1955 ser B—JAD
Gen A ref 5s 1962 ser O—FAA
100%
88
1st M col 5s 1954 ser
Oom'w'lth Tel
s
Gen A ref 5s 1949
102
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
1st M 5s 1953
2
86
80
$
59
61
3
1%
1%
Detroit Edison—
99
58
.
JAD/
JAJ/
1947
6s
gold notes 1932
Fed St A Pleas Val—See Phil Co
Federal Water Service Corp—
8
24
Conv deb 5%s 1954
MAN
Federated
Utilities Inc—
•29
1st lien col tr 5%s 1957
MAS
Florida Power Corp—
k
56%
1st m 5%s 1979 ser A
JAJ
61
1st m 5%s 1956 ser B
JAJ
55
Florida Pow A Lt 1st 5s '54.-JAJ
Florida Public Service Co—
12%
11
/
/
1/
1
If
Columbus (Ga) Elec A
1st ref 4%s 1957 ser
Sec conv g 5%s 1942
102
—
57
Detroit City Gas
1st A ref 6s
MAS
B—JAD
6%
97%
Certificates of deposit—
V
50
Columbus Dela A
1st A ref 5s July 1937
1st A ref 5s 1954 ser
18
Tunnel—
1st m s f 6s 1953
JAJ
Marion Elec Co
1st 1
Des Moines Gas Co—
71
A El Uo
Columbia (S O) Ry Gas
1st M s f g 5s 1936
74
72
JAJ 15
Bridge
63
100
94%
72%
68
68
69
Stamped
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
Debenture 6s 1954 ser
•
16
1936 JAJ /
Des Moines City Ry 5s
Des Moines Elec Co—
99
91%
w—MAN
AA015
62
104
Federal Public Serv Corp—
Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
Deb g 5s 1952
75
90
93
60
66
5
A
1st 5s 1939FAA
Elec—
79
AAO
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945 —JAJ
Federal Light A Traction—
1st s f g 5s 1942 opt——MAS
20
:.A
70
1933-1937—MA
1st M g gu 5s
95
77
,
k
Without warrants
Fairmont A Clarksburg Trac-—-.
*
50
•
105%
95
18
JAJ
6% notes Oct 1 1943
Denver Tramway Terminals Co-
106
107
89%
88
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913
Gen A ref 5s 1950 ser A
105%
105
k 96
Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
AAO
Europ'n Elec Corp (of Canada)
Deb 6%s 1966 w w_
FAA
100
88%
8tamped as to Pa tax
Denver Tramway Corp—
f 6%s 1953
s
ioi^;jErle
70
99
'49--MAN
MAN
Denv Gas A El 1st g 5s
1st A ref 5s 1951
90
Olev El 111 1st 5s '39 op
1st M 5s 1960
i01%
m m mm
1%
Co (Italy)
with war MAN k 80
103
102% Equit G A E Utica 5s 1942-AAO
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954.
97
AAO /
3
1st
Light Co—
60
89%
J&D-
Clinton (La) W W
Coast Cos Gas A
A
Power
75
JAJ /
ErcoleMarelll Elec Mfg
82
79
Delaware
100%
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 5s 1954
-JAD
1st M 5s 1957 series O—MAN
Oleve Southw Ry A Light—
Gen Aeon 5s 1954
MAS
74
Empire Gas A Elec and Empire
Coke jt lstAref 6s'41 opt-MAS
Empire Public Service Corp—
Deb 6s 1950 w w 1950
103%
Oltv
5s 1941
....
72
Rap) 5s '36-JAD
(Washington, Pa)
Citizens Tel (Gr
104%
104%
HH oo COCO
mm*mm
Ry—Seelnd'p'sTrATer
Bta.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
"f" mnd Inooms and dafaoltad bonds.
*b«ri m»rk»d
•xo«o*
•ad
"JOTICB.—All
BONDS
UTILITY
PUBLIC
84
r Canadian price,
\
<'v
•
s Sale
V-
price.
-v
AMAS
MAS
97
84
80
m
m
25%
105%
32%
9
98%
105
30""
50
40
l66"
88
88
56
105%
100
mmmm
mmmm
* Negotiability impaired
UTILITY
PUBLIC
Oct., 1933.]
Bonds.
Bid
let &
Ref &
refundingSs 1950
lmpt 5s 1951
Hydro-Elec Co (Italylet M s f 7s 1952
-M&N
Island Gas & Electric—
25-yr • f 5)4« 1953 ser A..M&S
Italian Superpower Corp—
1980
tier
106
105
—
61
40
44
90
....
s
52 %
s
69)4
9
'
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s *43—J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1 1950—J&J
1st 1& ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & 8 W Gas & Util—
45
100)4
101)4
53)4
100"
88)4
99
100)4
70
27 )4
30
30
27)4
83
45
20
10
J&.»
F&A
99
94
95
.
68
72
Conv g 7% notes 1932 —M&8
Certificates of deposit
...
5
10
10
1
8
8
1955
F&A
Inters«»te Bridge 6)4s 1950-M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951-.J&D
Interstate Nat Gas 6a 1936—J&J
Interstate Power let 5s '57—J&J
Ij&j
Deb gold 6s 1952
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
1st & ref 6)4s 1949 sei B..J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D—J&D
1st & ref 4)4S '58 ser F—M&S
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
F&A /
Interstate Telep Go—
1st M 5 1961
—A&O
•Interstate Tel & Tel 5 Ms 1953 J&J
Interstate Water 6s ser A1940 F&A
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A.M&N k
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B..M&S k
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4)4* 1958 M&S
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957—J&D k
Dod 5s 1968
M&S
1st mtge 5)4s 1959
M&S
Iowa Ry & Lt (Cedar Rapids)—
lst&ref5> June 1946 B—J&D
1st & ref 5)4s Oct 1945—M&N
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st & ref 6s 1943
1st & ref 6)4s 1950
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
21
24
66
68
66 )4
67
1945
76
..
Is* "en coll tr 5Ms 1937-A&0
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st M b f 534s *51 ser A—J&J
83
92
1st M
94
.
2
41
101H
104)4
86
98
101H
102
25
99
84
40 H
30 H
28
57"
72
82
90
44 H
47 H
r
30
35
r
30
35
15-year a f 7s 1941
J&D
Manuf'rs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939.J&D
Maritime Tel & Tel 1st 6s 1941 J&J
Ref & gen 5s ser A 1956i__ J&J
Market St El Pass Ry—see P R T
41
102
98
91
100
93
69
70
12
8
8
20
A&O /
ser
ser
20-year eif 5 Ms 1946
—.
63
57
78
70
59 H
73
82
87
Memphis Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J
1st & ref 434s 1978 ser 0..A&0
92
84
104)1
lst & ref 5s 1953 ser O
1st M 434s 1968 ser D
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
M&N
113
1st 5s series F 1962
M&N
76)4
72
87
39*
con g
6s '33 J&J /
79
15
83"
81
Metrop Edison Corp 6s 1961 M&S
Metropolitan West Side "L"
1st gold 4s 1938——...F&A
*«xten gold 4s 1938
.J&J
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42.J&J
56
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s *40 s f.F&A
3
56
lst M 5s 1961
Mich Elec Pow 6s A 1944—_
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A
6
50
9l H
Middle West Utilities On—
5s ctfs of deposit 1932
40
8*
41H
101H
Lehigh Power Securities—
.F& A
64
Lehigh Teleg 5s ser A 1949..J&J
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt..M&S
Cons gold 4s 1935J&D
104
«s 2026 ser A
g
.
65)4
105
50
53
36
27
53
28
Leipzig Overland Pow 6)4s '46(Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Term
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
66
6S~"
7D4
61
1st M 6s 1944
.M&S
Lexington Utll 1st 5s 1952—F&A
Lexington Wat ref 5)4s 1940-F&S
LexingtonWa Pow Oolst 5s'68J&J /
Conv deb 5)4s 1953
-J&J /
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941. J&D
53
Lincoln Tel & Tel—
22
45
—
Ref & impt g 5s 1960
5s series B Dec 1 1935
104
46)4
35)4
46)4
J&D
M&
81
58
50)4
3)4
53 )4
8
59
-
T
-
68
74
39
71
70
84
97
99
49
9IH
79)4
—
"
"
"
~
1st extl 7s 1952
J&D
Lone Star Gas s f 5s 1942 ..M&N
Long Isl[Lighting 5s 1936—M&S
1st ref 6s 1948
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser B—M&S
IP
10134
47
44
—M&N
27
30
Ironwood & Bessemer Ry & Light
1st ■ f g 5s'36 opt after *15.F&A
90
87 H
102 H
101
72
74
92
Gen & ref 6s 1942
/ This price includes accrued interest,
ser
G
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
7H
6)4
7
8H
51
17 H
68 H
68
100
75)4
102
44
68
M&8
65
1957—.
J&D
47
Mississippi River Fuel Corp 1st s f 6s 1944 with warr F&A16
57
93
88
Mississippi Rlv Pow 5s *51. _J&J
100
73
Deb 5b May 1 1947
M&N
Missouri Gas & Elec 6s A1944 M&S
1st & ref 5s ser B 1957—J&J
86
Missouri Power & Lignt—
1st M 534s 1955 ser A
104 H
101)4
k 100
M&s k 102)4
Gen & ref 6s series H1942 M&S k 102 H
Gen & ref 5Ha 1949 ser l.A&O s 100)4
Los Ang G & E 5s 1934—.J&J
101
.
90
95
103)4
1955
Without warrants
94
k 103
k 100)4
44
fk
fk
fk
fk
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M 5b
86
,100
92
87
70
k
62
Mississippi Power Oo¬
uos
80
42
Angeles Gas & Elec Oorp—
1st & ref g 58 1939
opt—M&S
1st & gen 6s 1961
M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D..M&S
Gen & ref 5)4s 1947 ser E J&l)
Gen & ref 5 Ha 1943 ser F M&S
Minnesota Power & Light Oo¬
lst & ref 6s 1955
J&D
1st & ref 4 Ms 1978
M&N
lst & ref 5s
Secured g 6s 1945
J&J
Conv deb g 5)4s '52 ser a.A&o
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958
J&D
76
100
47
ser
M&S
1st M 4)4* 1950.
—J&J
Minn Gen El 1st 5s '34 op._J&D
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 6s 1934-A&O
95
4)4« 1961
5)4s 1950—F&A
Lombard Elec Co <r
fltaly)-
59
83)4
1st M 4Mb 1967
A—.J&D
1st M
*
*.
28
99,
66
104
98
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—
32
Lockhart Power
72
mm
33
5s ctfs of deposit 1933..
5s ctfs of deposit 1934
5s ctfs of deposit 1935
Middlesex & Boston St Ry—
1st and ref mtge 534s 1942. J&J
Mlllv Etna & Sharps—See Phil Co
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B
J&D
1st M 5s 1971
--_._J.VJ
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
Little Rock G & F 68 1 937-M&N
Little Rock Ry & El 6s '381. A&O
—
82
45
65
71
25H
Midland Natural Gas Uo—
Conv deb 6s 1935
J&J f
Midland Utll deb 6s 1938---M&S
40
Lex
V
'
Michigan Gas & Elec Oo¬
lst & ref 6s 1943
M&S
let M5s 1956—
J&D
Mich gan Light 1st 5s 1946-M&S
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 5s '41.J&J
Michigan Public Service Co—
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
A&O
7
85
k
67
83
A&O1
J&D"
1950—J&D
3
1
J&D
if*
Michigan Associated TeleD Oo¬
85"
58
Superior Dlst Pow—
1956
106
J&J
M&S
11
5334
Gen gold 58 Feb 1 1933—F&A /
Lake Shore Power Go—
1st M & ref 5*
con g 5s '45.J&J
Meridionale Electric Oo¬
lst s f 7s 1957 ser A
A&O
54
5
17
Memphis St Ry
77"
5s
Deb
41
84 H
Metropolitan Edison Oo¬
(Mass) Uas & Elec—
1st M 4)4s 1940 ser B—.F&A
44
5
67
86
10434
64 H
45
35)4
10
10
86)4
J&J
—
50
43
100
io m
Lake Sh Elec 1st
35
42 H
39 H
34)4
Sink fund deb 5s 1955....M&N
85
Mass Utilities Associates—
8if deb 5s 1949 ser A_..
83
A&O
Melbourne Electric Supply—
Gen 734s s f 1946.
J&D k 100)4
lOl"
57
80
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946 A&O
Lake Roland Elev—See Un
Rys 6 Elec.
90
100
86
72
102)4
75
74
78
102
A..J&J /
B—J&J /
Bait & Ann S L 6s 1946-F&A /
Maryland Light & Power—
l*t M 534* 1950 ser A
J&J
Massachusetts Gas—
uawrence
67
60
103
45
45
78)4
f 5Ha 1952 ser B..J&J
1st & ref 634s 1957
1st & ref 6Ha 1962
50
A&O
'53 ser O F&A
1st col&ref5)4» 1960 ser D F&A
5)4% gold notes 1935—F&A
53
40
73
s
Maryland Electric Rys—
Guaranteed 6s 1933
M
1st M coll tr 5)4s
8*
40
91
55
59
101)4
Lake
...
49
129
4)4
88)4
89)4
82)4
75
56
41'"
26 H
Market St Ry (San Francisco)—
lBt s f 7s 1940 ser A Jan
65
100 H
97
102
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
4
60
..M&N
92
100
101
Manila Gas Co—
68
92"
100
lat "ei» A; coll tr 5s '63-M&S
82
62
1951
—F&A f
Debentures 6s 1948
F&A J
Laclede Gas Lt ref 5s 1934--A&O
J&J
92"
85
75
Kings Co Elec—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Co Gas & 111 1st 5s '40- A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s "54--J&J
1st ref 6 4s 1954-J&J
Kokomo W W 5s 1958
J&D
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RR
67
F&A
ft Basis.
103
24
'
89
Madison G & El 1st 5s 1940.A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1950
..M&N
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936—M&N
Mad Rlv Pr 1st 5s '35 gu op-F&A
Malone (N Y) L & P 5Ms '56. J&J
Manhattan Ry con 4s g *90—A&O
Cent Hanover Bk ctfe of dep.
2d gold 4s 2013
J&D
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Oorp—
103)4
76
Louisiana Stm Gener 6s 1939 M&N
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A—.M&N
lst& ref 434s 1961 ser O.F&A
Deb s f 68 1937 ser A
A&O
Loulsv Ltg5s '53 unstmpd—A&O
Louisville Ry 2d 4Mb 1940-M&S
Gen M 5s 1950—
F&A
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
lets f g 6Ms 1944—
F&A
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y<
1st M s f 7s 1948
M&N
Luzerne Go (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1st ref&lmp g 6s'48
op'13 A&O
1st & ref 6s 1954
M&S
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53.J&J
Madison Co (111) Light & Power—
1st g 5s 1936
..J&D
105
19)4
66
22
Iowa Electric Co—
1st mtge 6s 1934
J&J
1st lien & ref 6s ser A 1949 M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1950. J&D
Elec 6s
1st 1 & ref 68 1951 ser B
49
.
Buffalo & Niag Falls Elec Ry—
1st M 5s gold 1935
J&J
Internat Ry ref 5s '62 op.M&N
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4)4* 1952J&J
Conv deb 4)4s 1939
J&J
85
93
68
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5a '37-A&O
3
J&D *fk 3
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938—J&J
10
58
63
60
65
105 H
140
1st
6)4 % sec bonds 1955 serOJ&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
F&A
Sec 7s 1952 ser F
J&j if>
International Kail way (Buffalo-
60
56
Angeles Ry 5s 1938—A&O
Purch money 6s g 1997
A&O
Edison El 111 Bklyn 4s *39.J&J
8
Without warrants
*fk 3)4
Conv deb 6s 1948
" ~
*f 2)4
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 68 1 944 w w.
40 )4
.A&O
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6 >4s 1957 M&S
45
Deb 6s 1957
45
M&S
International Power Sec Oorp—
t
55
Kewanee(Ill)Pub Serv 6s A *49 J&J
Key West Electric 5s 1956—F &A
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5a 1978
M&N
Key Tel 1st g 5s '35 opt '08—J&J
1st 1 & ref 5)4s 1955 ser A.J&D
Intercontinental Power Co—
warr
81
_
6j<8 Sept 48 ser D M&N
Keokuk
Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-ex. J&J
6% notes 1932
A&O
Certificates of deposit..
Deb 5s
_
M 5)48 1955ser F
A&O
1st M 5s J 961 series G
F&A
5s series H 1961
—F&A
1st, M 5s 1969aerT—.
'&J
1st 7s series J 1957
F&A
1st 6s series K 1957
M&S
99
s f 6s '36 A Matt
Coll tr s f 6s 1941 ser B ..M&N
Col tr 6s 1957 ser C
A&O
Deb s f 7s 1935
...J&D
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948—A&O
Inland Utilities Inc—
Conv deb 6s 1934J&D /
91
83
78
..
1st M
100
Inland Pow & L
pebs A 6s 1948 with
89)4
81)4
1st
Certificates of deposit
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938.F&A
Interborougb
4
Keokee Consol Coke 5s 1959-J&J
...
16)4
-
Indianapolis W W 8ec Co—
Secured 5s 1958
Inland Gas 6 Hh 1938
103
75
5
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s '46-J&J /
81
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46-.F&A
90
1st M 6s 1942—
F&A
Kansas City Power & Light—
102)4
1st mtge 4)4s 1957 ser B—J&J
102)4
1st M 4)4s 1961———F&A
23
Kansas City Pub Ser 6s 1951 J&J
93)4
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937—J&D
90
1st M 6s 1943
-J&D
83
1st M 5s 1951
J&D
Kansas Gas & Electric70
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A—M&S
81
1st mtge 4)4* 1980.—.—J&D
65
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
M&S
Kansas Power & Light Co—
81
1st M 6s 1955 ser A——M&N
90
1st M 6s 1957 ser B
M&N
9^)4
1st & ref. 6s 1947 ser O—F&A
Kentucky Fuel Gas Oorp—
1st 6)4s 1942 with warr—J&D
Conv aeb w w6)4s 1938--J&D
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
56)4
1st m 5)4s 1948 ser B
M&S
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
38
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt '14-F&A
96
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949-J&D
Kentucky Utilities Co—
65
-
J&D
M&B
8l"
/
70)4
57 )4
8% conv notes 1940
J&D */ 3
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952—A&O k 69)4
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
81 )4
Indianapolis Trac & Term Co—
1st s r gold 5s Jan 1 1933. A&O /
40
Citizens St con 5s g 1933 M&N /
16
Indianap St gen 4s 1933— -J&J /
6
Indianapolis Water—
1st & ref. g 4H» 1940 opt—J&J
99
1st lieu & ref 5 Ha 1953 _.M&8
1st lien & ref 5 Ha 1954..M&S
32
15)4
1958—J&J
...J&D
Kanawha Trac & Elec Co—
1st & ref 5s 1936
F&A
1134
A*
f 15*
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A
M&N k
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F&A
1st & ref 5s 1955——M&S
Ind Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
Indiana Pr 1st 17H* *41 A .M&N
1943
7134
Joplin
Indiana General Service—
1st M 5s 1948
J&J
Indiana flydro-Elec Power—
7h
g
5s 1954. J&D
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Oorp—
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B—F&A
1st M 4)4s 1961 ser C
J&D
103
Dayt Spgf& Urb 5s '28—M&N
Indiana Electric Oorp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N s
1st M 6)4* 1953 series B..F&A k
1st M 5s 1951 series C—.M&S k
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Louisiana Pow Ac Light Co—
1st mtge 5s f957—— J&D k
8
102
1st sink fund 6)4s
103
1st lien coll 5)4 1938
M&N /
Indiana Columbus & E Trac—
Gen & ref g 5s '26 op '11
M&N
42"
30"
79
Deb
F.lRv
Los Ang & Pac RR—See Pac EIRy
Los Angeles Railway Oorp—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1940
J&D
Los
Jamest'n (NY) Telep
53)4
Bu.
Pac Co—See Pac
33
66)4
1st gold 5)4s series A 1955-J&J
James River Bridge Oorp—
44 H
J&D
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A—J&J
Indiana Central Telep Co—
7m
30
Jamaica Pub Serv 5s B 1950.J&J
Jamaica Water Supply Co—
57 H
55)4
s
s
s
^
J&D
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
1st lieu & ref 5s 1970
Bonds.
Ang
Deb 6s '63 (without warr)-J&J s
Jacksonv (Fla) Gas s f 5s 42_ J&D
Debenture 6s ser A 1952.M&N
racksonville Trac 1st 5s '31 .M&S f
61
59
111 Commun Tel 8s 1949
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
1st & ref 5s 1957 opt
A&O k
Illinois Power & Light Oorp—
dUlnois Power 1st 7s 1936
1st 6s 1944.
Illinois Water Service Co—
96)4
106)4
58
Mats
J&J
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A..A&O
1st & ref 5)4s 1954 ser B—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser C
J&D
8 f deb 5Ks 1957
M&n
107
94)4
106)4
97 H
J&J
A&O
B
Ask
(sarco
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
J&J
111 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1958—-J&D
Illinois Cent Trac 5s 1933
J&D
Illinois Commercial Telep—
1st 5s series A 1048
M&S
1st mtge 5s
Bid
Bonds.
Ask
Hydraulic Power of Niag Falls-
85
BONDS
whirs marked "f" and Inooma and defaulted bonda.
NOTICE.- -All bond priooa or* "and Interest" except
M&S
1st M 4)4s 1958 Ber B
M&N
Missouri Public Service CoFirst mtge 5s 1947 ser A—F&A
Mo Riv Sioux City Bdge Oo¬
lst s f 6s 1953
M&S 15
45
44 H
89
78
45)4
58
100)4
Canadian price,
s
Sale price.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
86
Cons g 5s 1941—-———-M&S
Monmouth Cons Wat 6s 56-J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Co-—
1st M 6s 1949
—.——J&D
Monongahela Valley Traction—
1st M g 6s '42 opt *22
J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M5Hi 1950 series A—J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub 8er
1st Hon & ref 5 Us ser B 53i FA A
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-M&N
Debenture 7s 1937—...M&N
Montana-Dakota Power Co—■
1st m 5 Us 1934
J&J
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
23
29
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s
*50.J&J
22
Bway & 7th Av cons 5s '43 J&D
9
83""
Third Ave—See under "T".
Sixth Av RR pur M 5s
25
80
104
58
64
t
88
90
1951
st
..MAS k
M~5Us~1962_
1st
69
A&O k
88
-—.——
85
Certificates of deposit
Y Steam 6s 1947
69
1st M
1951
1st M 5s 1956
5s series A
75"
85" ~
69U
54
52
92
■
102
102
101U
#
90
86
95U
89
1st coll & ref
58
60
85
87
104
105
California
orth eastern
G E L H & P
F&A
1937 opt
gold 5s
15 J&D
67
89
91
.
52 U
43
54
41U
50
1st & ref 5s 1969 ser D
78
1st 1 & ref 5Us ser D '49--J&D
1st 1 & ref 5s 1955 ser E..J&D
85
83
Watertown L & P 5s 1959-J&J
98
75
J
55
)
45 U
48
s
)
)
J
52 %
48 U
45
90
91U
85""
80
84
1st & ref 5s
so
80
1st & ref 6s 1941
78
56
3
82"
80
62
e
ser
im
84
86
83
85 U
98 U
98 U
lOiU
k
84U
A&O
k
80
J&D
103 U
A&O
B—_A&0
Refunding 4Us 1961
5U% notes 1940
Northern Texas Elec Co—
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt—J&J
4
Northern Texas Utilities Co—
110U
105U
105 U
^
>
11054
106U
98
1935.. J&j
Northern Utilities Oo—
96
98
36U
37 H
2>
25
108M
10uU
107 u
l
J
101U
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949—J&J
39
113
Norihwest
96
95
98
97
92 M
95U
103
.
Y Power & Light Corp—
s
84U
101
56
f
62
10
95
6U« 1933 with warr.J&D
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935.M&N
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
M&8
Union El (Loop) 5s g '45. .A&O
Northwestern Light & Power 6s
Series B 1950
F&A
Northwestern Power Co Ltd—
1st m s f conv 6« '60 serA. J&J
Certificates of deposit
M
s
f 5 Us
1970
v
4s 1950 «,p» *15
Pacific Northwest
Conv deb 6s
Pub
1950
92
53
82
It"
52
106
Serv—
M&S
19
53
65 H
M&S
105
106U
55
A&O
22
25
74
/
/
78
15U
15%
17
20
65
/
/
9
9
Nominal,
43
J&D
5s 1937
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv < '<»ri
Paterson & Passaic Gas &
Elec
consol gold 5s
103%
M&t<
1949
Pecos Valley Power & Light Co
1937ser A—M&N
Debenture 7s 1942
J&J /
Peninsular Tel Co ist5%s'51 J&-1
Penn Central Light & Power Go—
1st & ref 4%s 1977
M&N
Penn-Ohio Edison Co—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
M&N
1st 6Us w w
F&a
41
20
24
97
99
62%
63%
47%
55%
49%
85
k
*47.M&N
107
39
k
67
1st & ref 5s series D 1954.J&D
Pennsylvania Electric Co—
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F
M&N k
66
11
11
r
66%
1st & ref 5s ser H 1962—A&O
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corn
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A—M&
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 1& ref 5Us '55 ser A—M&8
1st lien &rn6a 1958
M&S
Deb 6s 1940
J&D
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt—
1st & ref 5 U" '54 ser A—J&J
Penna Pow Oo 1st 5s 1956—J&J
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
1st M 4Us 1981
A&O
Pennsylvania 8tate Water Corplst lien 5 Us 1952 series A-M&S
5s '40J&J
1st ref 4 Us 1968 ser B
n
96
Pacific Power & Light Oo—
1st M 5s 1955
F&A k
Pacific Public Service Oo—
Penn Water & Powers f
I In Loudon,
98
99
_J&J
Penn Tel 5s 1960 ser O
ft Last sale.
58U
r
1st & ref 4 %* 1957 ser E—J&D
1st & re4 4 Us '69 ser F
J&D
Pacific Light & Power Corp—
Pac L & P Oo 1st 5s 1942.J&J
Deb 5Us 1959 ser b
Penn Pub S 1st 6s serO
42""
10U
b Basis.
/ Tais price includes accrued interest.
•Negotiability impaired by maturity
5C
..
L.ohislaiia lias—
1st M
J
5s '34
York Kys Corp—
1943 ser A„M&N
110
94
101
1935
war
102
90
1
warr
without
S f deb 6Us 1943
M&n
Northern W 'Chester Ltg5s'55-J-D
J
J
7s
1st Hen s f 6s
106 U
P Oo—
)
Lot
M&S
81
25
Without warrants
J&J
96
1st 7s with
)
98
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
90%
A&O
1941
70
Passaic & Newark El Traction
F&A
M&S
Northern Penna Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1962
20
101%
J&J f
5-year 5% notes 1936
1st s f 5Us 1957 ser A
F&A
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
82
Ry—
J&J f
Pacific Teleph & Telegraph—
1st & col tr s f g 5s 1937. .J&J 2
Ref M 5s 1952 series A— .M&N
90
88
I
4ew
91
Northern states Power Co—
»
1st mtge 4Us 1967
I Y & Queens Gas 1st
10""
92
89
e
ftUOl-
98
M&S
Gen & ref 5 Us 1951
Northern Ohio Telep Oo—
<1
UM
72
1956
Gen & ref 6s 1947 ser A—
J
IPUf
88
1st lien & ref 5s
70
78
m
Northern Ohio Pow & Lt—
60
*/Jfc28
J
V
66
78
^
52
57
1st & ref 5%s 1952 ser O.J&D
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser D
J&D
72
63
77
103
)
lOU
70
68
)
)
I
67
41
107 U
102 U
87
Iiaiuuouueiunvw-™...
Sf Y Gas Elec L H &
M&N
M&S
38
107
27
Los Angeles-Pacific RR—
67
1st &, ref mtge 5s 1943-M&S
104 U
Pacific 1 as & Ei cot os 42
J<vj
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B. J&D k 106U
45
s
Tel—
91
1st m 5s 1958
F&A
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt. .M&N
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957 serif* A
J&D
Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)—
1st ref
40
4%s 1970 serE.J&D
North Ind Gas & El 6s '52—M&N
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
1st M & ref 5s 1963
J&J
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A—M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B
M&N
1st 1 & ref 6s 1943 O.
M&N
lst&ref
avva
101
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser O
55
104U
103U
w
Mills—
52
52
a v*
99 U
M&S
42
41U
IA
106%
Northern Calif Pow 5s 1948.J&I
Power Oo—
Northern Conn
5%s 1946
orth El Co & Nor Pap
1st M 5* 1934-1947
40%
-
10
8%
/
1st & ref
1937
A&O
Otter Tail Power Co (Minn)6%s series C 1939
A&O
5Us series D 1945
J&J
5s series E 1946
..A&O
Ozark Power & Water C07lst s f 5s 1952
M&S
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940.M&S
Pacific Flee Ry e 5s 1942..
J* 1
Refunding 6s 1961
M&S
Los Augeies Pacific Oo—
Public Service—
Gen'l 1 & coll 5 Us 1961
65
1
F& a
97 U
1st
Power—
48 op
.•
Ottawa Trac 1st 5 Us July '55J&D
Ottawa Valley Power Oo—
orth Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
orth
A
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. A&O
——
98
1st & ref g 5s '40 op
1st & cons s f 5s
A
29
5
96U
IIII
ser
'45 op bef *16. .M&N
Orange & Pas Val R—See P S Corp
Orange & Rockland Elec Co—
100 %
1957—M&N
57
1948
1st gu g 5s
71
73
5i
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
Ottawa L H & Power—
99U
9iU
78
68
1st
iklahoma Power & Water
m
43
F&A
B
1st sfSUs 1950
orth Shore Electric Co—
110
105M
JLOV
{ 99U
101
56 M
91
ser
Oatarlo Transmission Co Ltd—
'20
A&O
1 orth Shore Coke & Chemical—
6s A 1947
M&S
99 U
5s 1948
Income 5s
rorth Hudson Lt H & P Co
1st M & lien 5Us
m
64
f
Ontario Pow 5s "43 op to '13.F&A
Ontario Power Serv Corp—
91
98
Corp—
5%s 1948 ser A.
68
s
71
Omaha & Council Bluffs 8t
96"
forth Continent Utilities
25~"
88
1944--Q-J
East
River
NYGELH&P
Sfew Vork Edison Co—
32U
63U
13
98
1981-J&D
Deb 6s 2022
.M&S
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—A&O
Debs 6s July 1941------- J&J
Pow 1st 4%8
&
64
31%
J&J
5s 1945-M&N
Sallsb & Spencer
100U
4U
64 M
52 U
•!*
77%
M&^
Okla Power Holdings 5% s '43 J&J
ndahoma Ry 1st & ret 5s 41 J&J
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Coun Bluffs Ry & Br
1st sf6s 1947
A&O
100
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1934 opt
1st & ref 5s 1956
{ 11
_L
Certificates of
■
71
(Hoboken. N J) 5s 1938--A&O
Corp—
6s 1978--F&A
deposit.----Nat 'Toll Bridve 6s stmp '39. J&J
Neb-Iowa Bdge 6%s 1943—F&A
Debenture gold
Y
68
forth Carollu« Pub Serv Co—
Nat Public 8ervice
Sf
'
6UU
M&N16
orth Amer Light & Power Co—
8 f deb 5Us 1956 ser S
J&J
Serial 5% notes 1934
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1935
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1936
A&O
1 forth Boston Ltg Properties—
5U% secured notes 1937-A&0
102
99U
M&S k
1st
—
68
65
F&At5
84 U
Electric—
Debenture gold 6s 1940
67 M
A__M&S
ser
Deb 5%s 1963 ser B
Deb 5s Nov 16 69 ser O
;94U
O OO O
40
70
1st M 5s 1950--
99
F&A
1957
78
47
»klahoma Gas &
orth American Edison Co—
Conv deb 5s
52
& Light Oo—•
% 100
1st
Deb 5s 1961
87
758%
103
60
5s 1944—J&J
1st g
84
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954
J&J
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958-F&A
107
105
99
Norfolk St
86
B
Ohio State Telep 5s 1944— J&J
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
orth American Oo.
84
ser
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A. .J&J
90
49
93 %
A.A&O
F&A
M*c k
1st & ref 5sl954 ser D
M&S k
1st & ref 5%s ser E 1961M&N k
1st & ref 7s 1947
65U
5
61
94
88 U
87
J&D
)hio Public Service Oo—
1st 6 Us 1943'(with warl^.J & '
59
57
96
1st & ref 6s 1953 series C
99
ippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
1st mtge 6Us 1953
J&J k
/
orf & Ports Bdge 7s 1942
6U8 1947
F&A
102
100U
1959
t iagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A-A&O
62
/
Mew Orleans Ry
68%
105U
103U
'50--M&N
J&J
1st & cons 6s ser AA
94U
91U
69 U
69U
100U
1st & ref 4 Us 1956 ser D. J&D
<
76
iagara Falls Power—
1955 ser B—-A&O
Gen & ref sf 4Us 65 ser_C A&O
Gen & ref s f 5s 1955 ser D.Morn'side El St Ry—See Phil
Mount Home Telep 5s 1938.J&J
Mountain States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1938-—J&J
1st M 6s 1938 series B-—J&J
Muncie W W 5s Oct 2 1939-A&0
Municipal Gas Co (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1936 ser A
m&n
Municipal flerv coll 6s 1956.F&A
Mut Fuel Gas See Peoples G L & C
Mutual Telep (Pa) 1st 5s45 A&O
Mutual Un Tel—See West Up t«i
Narragausett Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A-1st 5s sink fund ser B 1957-J&J
5s series O 1958
J&D
Nashville Railway & Lignt—
Cons g 6s 1953 opt 1^08—J&J
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958-_—J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Oo—
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar.-m&n
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
Nassau & Suff Ltg 5s 1945--F&A
14
*&r f
M&N
Deb g 6s 2024
104
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pr
100U
99U
98%
83
s
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&^
100U
99%
66U
6% sf notes 1935
M&N
Y & Westchester Lighting—
j
54
F&A
& consol 5s I960
Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s 1944.
99
M&N
A
5s 1951 ser
59
1st 6s '47—J&J
Water Corp—
m
1st M & ref 7%s '46 ser
1st, M
101U
43U
42 H
Gen & ref 5s
59
Ohio-Kentucky Gas Oo—
lstsf6Us 1943 ser A
106 U
10 J %
p
102
101
s
3%
3%
104%
99%
M&N
5s
82
col tr 5Us 1953 ser.A J&J
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957
A&O
94
3
M&N
M&N
96
5
M&N
1962-J&J
...
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&D
1st con g 4 Us '62 op '13--M&N
/
Certificates of deposit
1st con 6 Us 1962
_M&N
—
94
s
Cities
1st
1st
43 U
s
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt----J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A-A&O
Ry & Ferry—■
1st gold 4s 1950 opt
M.
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4Us '60—A*
New Jersey Water Co—
1st M 5s 1950
F A
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958—------J
New Orieaiu Pub Service Co—
Ohio Cent Telep
92
J&J
1st M 6s 1952-.--
25
29
f
'hrden Gas 5s 1945
54
Montreal Tramways—
N J & Hud Riv
100
95 %
4..M&N
1980
4 Us
m
78
7s 1942
Ohio
61
3% conv deb 1939---J&J
Montreal Pub Service Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1942
M&S
Mew Eng Tel &
25
J&J /
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s A
1st
Power—
1st & ref s f 5s 43 op 18—J&J
Deb g 5s 1962 ser A------J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5Us 1957-M&N
Montreal Gt flt & Pow Consol—
1st ref & coll tr 5s 1951---A&0
1st ref col A sf 5s 1970serB MAP
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1
50
I
1st ref M 6s
Montana
Neoraaka
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
1st Msf 6s 1958ser A
—J&D
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
Ocean City Costal Highw Bdge—
1R*
30
'65-J&J
23d St Ry 5s 1962
Y & Richmond Gas Co—
103
9%
9%
Certificates of deposit
32
60
1st m 5s ser A 1957
—J&J k
Northw Teleg—See W U Teleg
30
19
.
ma
Bonds
52
48
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951-J&J
2nd sink fund 7s 1951
Mobile Gas Imp & ref 7s 61-J&D
Mob Lt & RR 1st g 6s 37-J&D
Alt
Bid.
Bonds.
A$k.
Bid.
Bond*.
defaulted bonan
"and Interest" except where marked "V end Income end
NOTICE.—All bond prioea ara
Oanalian price,
s
.M&S
Sale price.
^ 69
42
68
61
64
58
k
44
64
61
90%
100%
ioi
84%
85
63%
k
91
105%
99%
65
-
-
106
100
-
-
Oct., 1933.]
PUBLIC
NOTICE.—All bond
Bid.
Bonds.
;
J&D
100
29
31
3
V;: 4
-
M&N
MAIN
90
75
66
F&A
7a
104*
20
lst mtge 5s 1961 ser O
MA 1*
k
First mtge 6s 1957 ser D.M&
Public Service Elec A Gas Co—
105
1st ref 4s
Public
60
Uonsol
1
k
14
32*
18
105
105*
96
"8" *51-M
51
r
ser
69
18*
r
)k
Rhine-Ruhr
Wat
17
Serv
Mtge
24*
59
1
7s 1950
g
26
52
56
Ry
/
>/
/ Vo
sec. notes
MAN
68
71
Richland
'45-AAO
19
21
Richmond
iv«o
"i at.
59*
42
41
42
(lnd)
5s
90
95
86*
88
80
Richmond (8 I) Lt A RR—
JA
85
97
Rio Grande Valley Gas Oo—
25
31
101
102
78
85
100
103
98
99
62"
64"
Rochester Central Power Corp—
>ifc
Phil'
'
100*
i5 r*
Rocb Ry A Lt 6s '54 opt
.JAJ * 106*
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930—AA< /
20
75
25"
1st M cony 5s 1957
Rochester Telep Oorp—
'•
101*
103*
95
Plaits ourg G A El 1st 5s 1939
Pomeranla Elec. 6s 1953
-MAN
32
Portland (Me)
98
/
Gas L 5s A *50 AAO
MAN /
MAS
JAJ.
Gas A OokS—
1st A ref g 58 *40 opt *20—J&J
lstl'n A gen 4*s 1940
JAJ
Portland (Me) RR 3*s 1951-JAJ
1st A ref 4*s I960
53*
93*
91
84
104
68
70
Porto Rlcan Rys Ltd 5a 1936M&N
73*
—J&L
l\X
70
'53..JAJ
41*
93
94*
43
I'elei) Ob
«
s
32*
83
Gen M 4*s May 1948...MAN
Lt A P 1st 5s"46 J
67
70
94
Rutland Ry
97
75
s
Gen lien A ref 6s 1963
1st
log
5s 1936 guar—JAJ
104
106
AAO
cons guar
55*
55
89*
76
83
50
58
Power Gas A Water Sec Oorp
Ooll tr 5s 1948 with warr.M&N
Power Secur coll tr 6s'40
J&1
38
Providence Gas 4s ser B 1963 FAA
97
41
48
98
Prussian Elec 6s 1964
36
38
43
102
(Mo) Water Co¬
102
101
1949
St LouIb
/
opt—JAI
93
82
29
80
85
74
85
7»
70
58
Rys—
32
80
F&A
ser
Snow Mt Wat A Pr
5s 1937..JAJ
Somerset Un A Middlesex
utgI
Mtge g 4s Dec 1 1943—_JAL>
South Bay Oonsol
1st ref 5s 1950
South Oarolina Power
62"
85
100*
95
mmmm
64
MAN
65
Oo—
60
1st Hen A ref 5s 1957
JAJ
South Jer G E A T—See
Pub Serv Oorp.
South Pittsburgh Water
Oo—
1st Hen A ref 5s 1960
95
ser A.JAj
1st Uen A ref 5s
95
1960 ser B. JAJ
1st M 6s 1955
100
FAA
So Texas Gas 6*s
82
1938 A—MAS
51
Southeast PAL deb 6s
2025 .MAS
Southeastern Gas A Water Co—
1st Hen 6s 1944
19
J&D /
Southern Bell
Telep A
Teleg—
65
53"
22
105*
s
106.
105
f g 5s 1941
opt 1916
JAu
Sou B vard—See
Third Ave Ry.
Southern California Edison—
Gen g 5s Noy 1939
opt
JAj
Refunding 5s 1951
JAJ
Refunding 6m 1952—
MAS
Refunding 5s 1954
JAD
Southern California Gas
105*
100*
100*
100*
99*
9y*
99*
Oorp—
85
Collateral trust 5s 1937
MAM
Southern California Gas
Oo—
k
1st A ref 6*s 1952 oer
98*
B
MAS
1st A ref 5s 1957
k
8,
MAS
k
1st A ref 4*8 1961
82*
MAS
Ssuth Calif Telep 1st M
102
5s 1947
Southern Canada Pr Oo
Ltd—
r
99
1st M 5s 1966 ser A
AAO
Southern Cities Pub Serv
Oo—
Oonv deb 6s 1949
Southern Cities Utilities
1st lien A coll 5s 1958
8 f deb 6« 1958 ser A
87
99*
14
MAN
18
30
34
Oo—
AAO
F&a /
19
65*
72*
81
85
90
95
92
AAO
Southern Gas Utilities. Inc—
61
1st M s f 6*s 1939 ser A.MA*South lnd G A E 5*s '57—AAO k 102
97
1st 6*s 1935 ex-warr
8 i deb 6*s 1936 ser A
Natural Gas Oorp—
1st s f 6s 1944 with warr—JAJ
Without privilege
98*
15
South N E
Telep 1st
Deb g 6s 1970.
49
52
So Ohio Elec 6s 1955
City Ry—See Twin Olty R T.
St Paul Gas Light—
Gen gold 5s 1944
100
MAS
105"
65
58
60
63
60
110
5s 1948-JAD
1st g 5*s 1959 ser D
Sou Pub Util 1st 6a 1943
St Paul
MAN
-■southern
....
Spring! A Peoria RR—
1st A ref gu g 5s '39
....
V 89K
FAA
B
ser
96*
st Louis Public Service—
Oonv 6% notes ext to *34—JAJ
85
63
20
JAD
JAL
107
97
110
99
J&J
95
J&J
95
97
97
southern Trac—See Phlla Oo.
Southern United Gas Oo—
74
80
74
76
Salisbury A Spencer—See No Oar oPubS ervice.
Salmon Riv Powgu 5s *52 op FAA
103
1st Hen 6s 1937 with warr A&C
Southern Wise Pow 5s 1938 -A&O
702
72
Salt R1vf»r
74%
77
63
64*
Southwestern Assoc Telep Oo—
1st M 5s 1961
.A&O
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 5a 1954 ser A.F&4
105*
Southwestern Gas A Elee Oo—
lBt mtge 5s 1957 ser A
J&.
1st M Tfe 1957 ser B
M&N
1st 6s series O 1961
M A N
64
68
66
84*
86
Public Service Oo of Colorado—
1st A ref 6s 1953 series A..MA8
1st Are'5*8*64 wrlP.R MAS
1st A ref 6s series O 1961-MAN
Deb 6s 1946
-MAN
Public Service Oo of N H—
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser A__MAN
1st A ref. 4*s 1957 ser B.A&O
Public Service Oo of Nor 111—
.
98
E—JAJ
s
1st A ref 4*s 1981 ser P..AAO
s
99
91
1st A ref g 6s 1956 op '21-AAO s
lot A ref 5s 1966 series O.MAN k
1st A ref 4*■ 1978 ser D.MAN k
91*
73 *
JAJ
Water Users A sen
6s 1938-1943
FAA
Refunding 6s 1956
MAN
Stewart Mt Pow 5*s '57-AAO
•*aii Augeio 1
tlep lhi o* 10o» F&
San Antonio G A E 5s 1949-MAS
San Antonio Public Service—
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
1st A ref 5s 1958 ser B
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49
74
66*
64*
67
Gen A ref 6s 1952
66*
JAJ
JAJ
MAS
San Diego Oonsol Gas A Elec—
1st a 5s 1939 opt 1914—MAS
1st A r6f 6s ser A 1939—MAS
1st A
re* 6s
1947
B...MAH
1st A ref 6s ser O 1947
MAS
1st A ref 5*s ser D 1960-M&S
b Baals. / This price Includes accrued interest,
by maturity.
68
94*
St Louis Oo
Public Elec L Oo A (St Albans. Vt>
1st 5*s 1956
AAO
84
60
58
84*
A.MAN
1st M s f 6s 1942 Ser B—MAN
Deb gold 6 *s 1947
MAN
10
Southern Gas Oo—
78
107*
Power Oorp of N Y—
1st M 6*s 1942 Ser
69
59*
Southern Colorado Power Oo—
1st g 6s 1947 series A
JAJ
southern Counties Gas
(Calif)—
1st M 4*s 1968
MAN
99*
88
MAS
5s 1959
Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937—JAJ
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat A Power—
1st g 5s.Nov 1 1937.
MAN
Power Oorp of Canada Ltd—
Oonv deb 4*s 1969 BarB.MA8|r
1st A ref 4*8 1980 ser
32
St Olalr County Mil) Gas A El—
1st mtge 5a 1956 ser E—MAN
1st M 4*s 1961 series F..AAO
Potomac El Pow
Cons M
102"
101
1st ref 4*s 1958 ser A—MAN
Rome (Ga) Ry A L 5s 46 -AAC
Rome (NY) Gas. Elec Lt A P~_
56
ttlco
97*
99"
97
44
53
Purtu
101
95*
87
95
40
m
Postal Teleg A Cable 5a
Potomac Edison Oa—
5
2*
100*
54
96
6b 1946
x***
Porto Rlcan Power 6s 1950.MAN
con
15
«
Rockland Light A Pow—
5s 1935
Portland (Ore)
IP
Oo.
75
O.F&A
1st M 5s I960
J&j
Sioux GJty Serv 6s
1951..\ J&J
Sixth Ave RR—See N Y
1st
100
1st A ref 5s 1946 ser B
.
1st A ref 4*s 1953 ser O..
Rocb Tel Oo gen 5s 1933-j
Kockford Elec Oo 1st 5s '39.1
Portland General Elec Oo—
A
101*
91
104
Plainfield-Un Wat 5s A *61-MAM
1st 1
32*
103*
72
76
2d 5s g 1933 ctf dep....
Rochester A Syracuse RR—
63
ec
Water—
102*
23*
77*
s
6s
100*
97
Oorp
25-yr 5*s I960
A&1
69
63
JAJ
f 6*s '40FAA
Sioux Olty Gas A
Elec Oo—
1st 6s 1947 ser A
M&fc
Sllesian Elec
1st
-MAI
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
1st g 5s 1949
opt
2d M 6s 1949 series B
1st
W W Oorp—
1957
34"
Co
*70--A&O
Sheboygan Elec—See East Wis K
Shenango Val Water 6s 1956A AO
Shinyetsu Elec Pow
(Japan)—
1st sink fund
6*s 19fi2. _J&L
Shreveport Rys 1st 5s, *33-44.JAJ
Sierra Pacific Power
Oo—
37
Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt A P—
Oharlerol—See Phlla Oo
T>*c—Hep
65
30
AAO
1st col tr 4*s '68 ser
B_.M&r*
1st coll tr 5s '70 ser O
FAA
1st coll tr 4*s ser D
31
45
Pittsburgh
Rys—See Phlla Or
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st I A ref 5a 1958
MAS
60
1914—MAS
Lighting Oo—
36
95
30
Alleg A Man—See Phlla Oc
Pitts A
15
seattle-Kverett Traction—
l/; 34
Public Service—
1st A ref 5s 1937
1st M
Pitts A Alleg Telep 1st 5s 1949—
Pitts
20
65*
m 15
Power—
29
40
71*
10
F&A
1st A ref 5a I960 ser
A...MAS
Sierra A San Francisco
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr
53
Piedmont A North 1st 6s 1954-JAJ
99*
1st A ref 6s 1967 ser
A— FAA
Scranton Ry—1st 5s Nov
'32.JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1947
67*
100*
90*
26*
46
MAN
1st M 5s 1969
-AAO
1st M 4*s 1967
MAN
1st M 4*8 1970
AAO
Phlla A Western Ry 5s 1960—JAJ
Piedmont tiydro-El Oo (Italy;—
1st A ref s f 6 *s 1960 ser A AAO
8<Tauton-Hpg Brook Water Serv
4*% notes 1933
JAD15
103*
iCi 87
Sh&oLuig&ii Water & Power
1stM&colsf 4*s '678erA
69
69
r
Sink fund 5s ser "9" '52.M
Sink fund ser "10" '53-M
46
1955
85
67
Phlla Sub Water Oo—
5s
102*
Sedalia(Mo)Wat 5*s 1947-FAA
70
21
W i'hlla t'auft 2d 6b 1920—
1st M
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947. ..AA<
Scioto Val Ry A Pr 1st
6s'43-JAD
Scranton Elec 5s *37
opt '12.JAJ
Scranton Gas A Water
Oo—
1st 4*8 1958
52
Railway A Light Securities—
k
1956-MAN
Phlla Subur-Oountles Gas A Elec
1st A ref 4 *s 1967
MAN
80
43*
47*
99*
86*
Sink fund 5s
Ext at 5* % to
91
80
oc lx
33
88*
104"
25
89
75
Ref g 6s 1949
opt 1914—AAO k
Deb s f 6s 1936--.
FAA
Second Ave Trac—See
Phlla < N»-
103
109*
103*
75
51
)k
101*
65
103*
AAO
Savannah Elec A Power Oo—
1st A ref 7 *s 1941 ser
A.. A AO
1st A ref 6s 1945 ser B
A&O
Savannah Elec Oo 5s g '52. JAJ
Seattle
Quebec Power Oo-
19
97*
103*
95*
'.jr
61
100*
36*
46*
22
108
People's Traction Oo—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s '43
FAA
Union Traction 4s 1952-JAJ
::::
87
48
61"
5
100
1st M g fie 1939
opt
O4
25"
17
48
---.
35
)
Puget Sound Power A Light—
1st A ref 5*8 1949
-JAl
39
93
Scran Trac 1st 6s
g 1932...MAN /
96
31
Mi
80"'
15
19
105
49*
■■-7 m
21
103*
Oorp—
1st M 5*s 1948
60
91
59
Utilities
CorpJi
7- m:£m
101*
101*
9 D*
A&
-
Public Service Subsidiary
Deb 5*s series A 1949
18
77
1971
3lH
MAS
104*
60
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Ooll tr g 5s 1967 opt s f—FAA
8 f guar 6s '62 opt 17
MAS
6s
gold
1962
MAS
1st m r e 6s 1944
JAJ
Darby Media A Ohes St Ry
1st 4*s '36 opt *16 gu__J&J
Hest Mantua A Fatrm 5*8 *34
106
74*
74*
60
Phlla A Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1965FAA
104"
Public Service Oo of Oklahoma-
80
Francisco Bay Toll Brldg
1st M sink fund 6*« '57-IS
Deb s f 7s 1942
M&N ,
San Joaquin Lt A Power
Oorp—
Unif A ref 6s 1052 ser B..MAS s.
Unif & ref 5a 1957 ser D...JAJ
Falls Co Ltd—
1st s f 6s 1955 ser A
37
A Trac—
1 1953—M&
So Jersey Gas El
Guar g 5s Mar
65
San
sauda
102
I960—J A
5s
85
Sandusky Bay Bdge 6*s '42-JAJ
44
Trac
81
61
100
MAN
San Joaquin Light A Power—
1st 5f 1945 opt aft 1010 Jaii
San Jose Water Wks 5s
1953.JAJ
99
5s '38—JA
Riverside
10dH
Philadelphia Elec Power Oo—
1st mtge 6*s 1972
FAA
Elec A Peo 4s tr ctfs
40
1948—M A
Vaf 1st
70
103
Rys 5s 1963
AAC
1st 6s 1927—AAC
JAE
So Trac 1st A coll tr g 5s '60 AAC
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs__J&J
West End Trac con 5s '38-J&J
Phlla Elect 1st 6s 1966
A&O
1st M 4s 1966
AAC
1st lien A ref m 4*8 1967 MAN
1st A ref 4s 1971
JAA
1st g gu 4s 1955
Union Traction—
J O Hob A Pat 4s 1949—MA
15
60
Pitts Trac
Pass
68
85
7o
75*
Plttsb
Elev
111
65
77
3d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
Sandusky Bay Bdge 1 st6 * s '42 J A J
109
82
79""
_
gold 5s 1967
J&D
Alleg Belle A Per 5s 1935-A&C
Ardmore Street 5s 1968—AAl
Brownsv Ave 5s 1926 .—FA A
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929--J&J
Duquesne Lt 1st M 4*s'67A&0
1st M 4*s 1957
MAS
Duquesne Trac 1st 6s '30—J&J
Fed St A P V 6s May 1 *42 J&J
Millvale Etna A Sharpsburg—
St ry 5s 1923
MAN
Morn'elde El at Ry 6s '3d AAO
Ritte Alleg A M gen 6s '30 A AO
Pitts A Charlerol 6s '34—MAN
82
95
Paterson Ry—
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to '44.A&
P 8 Newark Term Ry 5s*55 JA
50
Secured
Street
70
86*
90
Ask.
Bid
San Diego Water
Supply Oo—
1st m s f 6s 1955
MAN
San Fran GAB 4*8 1933.
Nor Jer St Ry 4s
•
Bonds.
Ask.
86*
81*
1933—JA
Ells Plalnf A Cent Jersey Rylst g 6s Dec 1 1950
JA_
Elisabeth A Trent 5s *62~AA(
Or A Pass
Debenture 4s 1950
Market
G '37 J& r
1st lien A ref 6*s ser H '52J& 1
Pub Serv Oorp of Long Island—
1st 5s 1943
—J& r
Public service Oorp of N J—
Trust certs 6% perpet—Mac.
Oons Trac 1st 5s
__
Philadelphia Company—
Bid.
Bonds.
96
104
1948—M&N
1st coju 5b 1948-....
1st A ref 6s 1950
1
Oamden Sub 1st 5s 1946..JA
68
Prior lien 5s 1948
§5""
87
BONDS
*ub Service Oo of Nor 111 (Con)-
100*
91
Mutual Fuel Gas g 6s 47 M&N
Peoples Light A Power Oorp—
1st Hen 6*s 1941
J&J
Gonv deb 5s
1979
J&J
Peoples Tract. SeePhilaRT
4s
105*
9a*
93
69
89
100
99
Ohic G L A O 1st 5s 1937—J&J
cnnsol
UTILITY
"and interest" except where marked "f 9 and income and defaulted bonds.
1st Hen A ref 6 *s ser
Oonsum Gas 1st g 6s '36-.J&D
lnd Nat G&O g 6s '36 gu-M&N
Peoria Water Works Co—
78
103*
J&J
1st A ref 4s 1981ser B
1st A ref 6s ser O 1957
are
Ask.
72
PeeplesOM (N J) 1st 5s '68-JAD
People's G L & Ooke. Chicago
1st cons g 6s 1943
A&O
Refunding gold 5s 1947—MAS
1st
prices
fc Last sale.
ser
1 In London.
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103
53
53
50;
50
79"
96
99"
80
81
77i*
'
o9
}0n^
85
45
90
'
48
105*
78
65
104*
102*
102*
99*
101*
103
101
103""
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
a Sale price.
^Negotiability impaired
BOTIOB.—All bond prices art
Southwestern Light & Pow Co—
k
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
F&A
1st M 68.1957 ser B
F&A
Southwestern Natural Gas Co—
1st s f 6s 1945
M&N
Southwestern Power & Light—
k
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
M&S
Southwestern Public Service Co—
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A
J&J
524
454
42
35
105
27
6
37
Deb g
107
1976
54s 1959—A&i
.M&N
.
106
ser
108
1st M
k
444
37
75
88
A&O */
80
91
Western
80
75
Eq 74a Feb 16 1936 —F&A 15
75
57
70
71"
70
75
United Rys of St .Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
J&J f
City & Sub Pub Serv fie *«4. J a»
United Telep(Del)6s A 1948 A&O
United Tel & Tel 5 4a A 1953 M&N
1st lien 6s ser B 1953
M&N
United Traction (.Albany;—
754
Oon
95
97
83
86
73
75
United
11
1
2
j 14
15
Western
15
Wat G & E 5s 1941
—-
12
8
—
45
Utilities
s
74
M&S
15
93""
70
96*
WA
97
76
76
754
904
964
99
J&D
48
M&N
28
1948-.
United
El Pi
6J; j
334
J&3
35
18
204
21
24
1st M 5s 1956.
21
24
1st m 5s 1960 ser O
1st M 5s 1941 opt
White Line St Ry 6s 1935
Wichita Water 6s 1949
ser
65
M&N
100
40
lOO""
M&S
97
F&A
B
344
85
Whatcom Co Ry&Lt 5s '35.M&N
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Co—
30
r
itteiuj.
1st M s f 6s 1953
15
70
92
Corp—
f
6% notes 1937
estpfictiia
78
'
69
79
Westmoreland Water 1st 5s—1952
w
50
38
Corp—
a
coll tr
20
864
M&N
85
874
lBt m 5s Aug 1952 ser A. .M&1-
80
86
Winnipeg El Co lrt ref 5a '35 J&J
to
75
Wllliamsport Water Co—
60
Ref M 6s 1954
J&D
'30-J&J
J&D
Troy Olty Ry 6b g 1942--A&0
(PIttsb)—See Phila Go.
23""
A&O
-
Wisconsin Electric Power Co—
1st M 6s 1954 ser A
F&A
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
1st g 5a 1962 opt 1919
J&D
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Go—
814
100
1014
103
A&O
67
72
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co—
1st & ref 5s June 15 '57_J&D1r
95
97
1st M
5s
1947
"34
2
344
64
Utah Lt & Tr 1 st 5s 1944 A..A AO
2
Unterelbe Power & Light Co—
S f M 6s 1953
A&O
Utah Gas& Coke 1st 5s 1936.J&j
53 %
53
54
J&J
98
101
Deb 6s May 1 2022
M&N
1st 1 & gen M 6a 1944
F&A
1st 1 & gen M 44s 1944—F&A
46
55
60
1st 5s 1950—-J&J
104
107
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s '57_J&J
105
106
J&Dlt
A&P
100
103
1st lien & ref 5s ser G 1961
74
78
98
100
1st lien & ref 6s ser
76
82
J&J
98
100
1st coll 8s 1934—
69
71
134
14
2022 ser A
J&J
.M&N
Ft*
15
1
54
76
Utlca El & P
1949
Gen
54s
Gen
loo"
M 6s 1956 ser D
Gen 5s 1952 series E
71
78
61
g
Deb
58
54s
J&D
1947
1959 with warr..
IF&A
264
244
184
t$X
26
87
15
25
Utilities Public Service Co—
3
Conv 6s 1933
-J&D /
r 154
Utilities Service 6s 1953
65
65"
Conv deb 64? ser A 1938. F&A
Vamma Water Power 54s 1957.. k
55
5s ctfs of dep .1932
Sou Buulevaru g on 1946-.J&J
47
86 4
5a g 37.-J&J
Dock B Bway & Battery—
1942..F&A
5s g '43 J&J
60
Yonkers Ry 1st
45
Va
Cilttc Al
warrants
Pow
1st OS 1HOO.-.A&O
10-yr sec conv'54s 1942 —M&8
40
Tide Water Power
Wthout
2:4
45
50"
614
Utilities Power & Light Oorp—
Deb
Third Ave RR 1st
35*
Utah Power & Light Co—
1/
39
York)—
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft '14 J&J
Adi inc g 5b Jan 1960 opt.-A&O
V
'
^inln
P<>«
1st
6*
1942
!&D
274
26
38
5
174
87
90
io5
76 X
80
M&S
M&S
6s 1958
Debenture 7s 1948
61
•
62 X
87
89
99
10 iX
101
106
40
103
101
Troy City Ry—See Un Tr (Alb)
[burner Fails Pow & El 5s A'52 J&D
104
102
103
!3d direct
Cwln City
k
22 X
47
51
69
...
Electric—
88
90
86
88
Co—
32
44
95
1004
1014
45
55
49X
654
73
1st & ref 6s series O 1952.M&S
Deb s f 6s 1946
.F&a
65
45
F&A
Washington & Suburban Cos—
52
Coll trust 54s 1941
M&S
Washington Water Power Co—
1004
1st ref 5a 1939 op—.....J&J
1st & gen 5s I960——
J&J k 85
Waterbury Gas Light Go—
101
1st mtge 44a 1958---—M&N
Waterloo Oed Falls & No Ry—
2
1st M a f g 5s 1940 op '15—J&J f
f
.2 v.'Certificates of deposit
Waterfn L&P—See No N Y Utll
Waukesha Gas & Electric Co—-
b Basis,
f Flat price.
k Last sale.
87
90
79
82
77
81
1st M 44s 1961
1st & ref 8s 1944
.M&N
W^consin Power A Light—
1st 1 & ref 5s 1956 ser E..M& >1st Hen & ref 5s 1958 ser w J&T>
J&J
H 1952 M&N
85
70
72
72
70
Wisconsin Pow. Llgnt & ileal—
1st & ref 6s 1946—
Wisconsin PubUc Service
86
90
Corp—
1st 1 & ref 6a 1952 ser A
A&O
85
90
J&J
82
84
5s, 1942
J&J
Wlscon Rlv Pow 1st 5s 1941 M&N
Wise Val El 1st & ref 5a '42M&N
1st mtge 54s 1942
Wolverine Power 7s 1943
J&D
95
97
90
90
92
J&D
1st & ref 54s 1958
1st & ref
Worcester & Conn Eastern
93
94
96
33
37
21
25
Ry
Ists f g 44s 1943_.
J*
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971—A&O
..
nadKin River Pow 1st Or
4i.aa
774
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave R*
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941-M&N
York Haven Wat&P 1st 6* 61J&.D
York Rys 1st
M g 5s '37 opt-J&D
1014
101
834
86
67
614
Virginia Ry & Power—
1004
1st & ref g 5s 1934—
J&J
98
Norf & Ports Tr 5s '36—J&D
Washington Bait & Ann El—
24
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op.._M&> f
103
Wash'n (D O) G L 5s 1960-M&N
Refunding 5s 1958—
J&J s 82
100
6s m 1936 ser B
A&u
Washington Gas & El Co—
46
1st s f 64s 1947—
F&A
46
1st M 64s 1953
J&J
42
1st M 5s 1955
M&N
35
1st lien & ref 6s w w 1960.F&A
834
Wash Ry & El g 4s 1951
J&D
44
Anacost & Pot 6s 1949...A&O
1st 5s 1959---—-—.—-—J&J
Westchester Elec—See 3d Av Ry.
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
7
464
584
Olty & 8ub 5s g 1948
F&A
36
Virginia
• uoiu
vice Oo~
1st & ref 54s 1946 ser A..F&A k
1st & ref 5s I960 ser B „■
,)&L> k
J&J
Wisconsin Minn Light & Power—
1st & ref 5s 1944 opt '19-.M&N
Gen & ref 7s 1947T*
Wise Pub Service Co—
Vicksburg Bridge & Terminal—
Toho Electric
Fyrol Hydro-Klec Pow Co—
1st M s f 7 Ha 1955
M&M
Guar s f 7s 1952
F&A
Jjlgawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M • f 7s 1945
M&S15
11
Unit Tr
1937 -Johj
A&O
A.M&S
44a 2004
Albany Ry con M 5s g
Gen g 5b 1947
70
Texas Pow a l.t Lai oa
tly—See N
X Rye
Rapid Transit Co—
1st lien & ref 64* 1952..J&D
St Paul City Ry—
Oable cut 6s 1937
J&J15
g
68
13*
60*
5s 1946.. A&O
1st 5s "79.F&A
Power (Japan)—
1st • f 7s 1955 ser A...M&816
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)lst g 6s 1953 series
J&Dlft
Toledo Edison 5s 1962
M&N
Vol G E & H con lBt g 5s 35-A&0
Trenton G & El g 6s 1949.-M&8
Trenton St Ry con g 5a '38.J&J
Trl-State Telep & Teleg—
5Ha 1942
M&N
1st M 5s 1942 ser B
M&N
10
12
9
1/
Fdg & R E M 44s g *50—M&N
64s Aug 1 1936—
F&A
25-year « 5s 19fl
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&s
Mut Un6s ext at 5%to"41.M&N
Northw'ri Tel 44s 1934—J&J
,
/
imp 5s.-1932,
Extended to 1934 at 6% M&S /
Lake Ko El 1st 5s '42—-M&8 /
United Railways of Havana—
34
724
J&D Jt
23'"
10
95"
9
West Un Teleg coll tr 5* 1938. J a J
22
A&O
United
1st 5s series B 1957—
23
2x
B—A&O
66
94
f 64s 1955
J&D
Western United Gas & Elec Co—
1st 54s 1955 8er A
J&D
14
22
66
644
Western Puolic Service Co—
2
A&O
71
64
64
M&N
1935
2-yr 6% notes Feb 15 '33-F&A
Coll tr
No Bait Div 1st 5s '42--J&D
6s
684
J&J,
ref 54" I960.— .
.F&A
Western States Utll 6s A '45-A&0
Baltimore Traction Co—
Cent Ry ext and
_
1st &
824
series A—....J&J
1st 54s 1960 series B—M&S
S f deb 6^ ser A 1942
M&n
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1956—-M&S
General 64s 1956
M&S
68
34
85
65
101
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser A
FA A
1st lien 6s series B 1950—A&O
42
F&A
deb
101H
1044
Western Pow (Can) 5s 1949-_J&J
vvestern P L & Telep—
40
75
80
ovt~
1st 6s 1946
*
Conv
404
66
38
k
25
15
1004
M&N
M*N,
54a 1950
1st M 5s 1951
1st 5s series B 1950
40
824
44
304
1/
Utilities 5s '46-J&D
Western N Y Water Co—
764
M&fc /
Income g 4s 1949 op '29--J&L /
Inc funding g 5s 1936
J&D /
Bait Sparrows Pt & Ghes—
1st g gu 44a 1953
F&a /
75
J&J
1952
44% notes Sept 15 '34-M&S16
5% notes 1937A&O
101
1st con M 6s 1949
102 4
1
6 4a
Western N Y
s
Unit Rys & Elec (Baltimore)
1st consol g 4s 1949——M&fc /
107
24
78
s
Western Mass Cos—
48
'52—-Aaty
A
49
s
A&O
f 64s*37 with war.J&D
West Va-Ohlo River Bridge—
55
1937--A&O
1st lien 64a 1947 ser
1st Hen 6s 1947 ser O
108
opt—M&N1
(t) No par
1st
.
5481952—
70
68
Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960--J&D
phila Pass Ry—See Phila RT.
1st M
F&a
64s 1933 with warr
107
F&A
1953
101
United Pub Util 6s 1947 A—A&O
76
Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1970
A&O
-\k
Tern! Hydro Klec 64» 1953
Terre Haute Traction & Light—
1st con M g 5s 1954
M&N
Terre Haute W W Corp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser A
J&D
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
Texarkana W 1st 5s '58
F&A
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5a '48-_M&NIfV
Texa* Klec Ry 6s 1947
J&J /
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt._J&jlv
Texas Electric Service Co—
1st mtge 6s 1960
J&J
Texas Gas Util. 6s 1945
.
Texas-Louisiana Power Co—
1st & ref 5a Oct
100
1940
Coll tr 6s 1942
72
984
"Vest Virginia Gas Co—
J&J
United Power & Light (Kansas)—
1st mtge 5s 1947 ser B—-F&A
1st 6s series A 1944
J&J
80
Co—
1st 1 & ref 5 4a 1945 Ser
?wln States Natural Gas
Cony deb 6s 1933
IS
66
United Public Service Co—
J&D
Guaranteed
1
1st lien & cons 7 4s
United Lt & Rys 6j A
67
68
Tennessee
?wln States Gas &
Feb
4s
1st 1 & consol
108
M&N
Union Ry 1st 5s g
Westchester El 1st
M&S 16
'49—J&D
14
United Light & Power Co—
Deb g 64s 1974
—-M&N
18 '
1064
1054
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
63
Deb 6s 1973
Electric Power—
1st & ref 6a 1947 ser A—J&D,
Dry
1st
27
■
104
West Texas Utilities Co—
Without warrant®
United Ilium Co New Haven—
Deb g 6h
163
1054
_
40
24
W
52
United Klec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A—J&D
604
394
105
♦Vest
Kv
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B.
604
424
24
1034
65
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A..
59
Tenesssee
Deb g 6s
81
60
1952
J&D
Pow.—See Foreign G
1st & ref 5s 1956...
Third Avenue Ry (New
1st Hen 54s 1942
Unit Elec Co of N J 4s
554
1044
1st M 5s 1956 series G—J&D
1st M 4s 1961 ser H
J&J
102
A.M&N
First lien 54s 1951 ser
Water Wks Co—
41
1954
F&A
5s series B 1957
J&J
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1946. M&S /
2d mtge g 6s 1930
J&J /
1st & ref 6s 1956...1
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962
Ave
Third
554
s
1st M 5s '46 op *21 ser A.M&s
1st M 6s 1963 series E ..._M&s
Onion
41
Syracuse
1st & ref 64s
1st M 5s 1943
Ref m 6s 1955
97
45
1946
J&J
Lighting 5a g 1951- J&D
J&D
25
See
Ry
105
West Penn Power—
„
Union Trac (Poila) 4s 1952—J&J
Union Water Service Go—
78
Syracuse Uas g os
1958
Eastern Klec
102
97
_
Co of Pnilauelphia
'52 op *07 A&O
& Pow 6s 1938.F&A
Super-Power Uo of ill—
1st 44 s 1968
M&S
1st M 4 His 1970
M&S
1st M 6s 1961
J&D
Sweetwater Water 54s '52—A&O
Deb 5s
23
94
fis Apr I
Tennessee
1014
Union Pub Serv(Minn)5sA'58 J&D
23
.
Suburban Lt
Bond & Share Co—
101
ASA
1044
6s '50--J&D
g
West End St Ry—Me* Boston EJ
West End Trac—See Phila Co
West PennElec. deb 6s 2030-A&O
1034
100
w.lev
G5
Uhion
Suouroau Una
Telephone
W
RR—8ee N
55
6% conv notes 1935—
A&O
Standard Power & L Corp—
Deb g 6s 1967
F&A
Standard Public Service Corn—
1st lien 6s series A 1948—F&A
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B
J&D
Standard Telephone Co—
/
1st I col tr 6 Mjs 43 ser A.M&N
f
Conv deb 6s 1938—-——M&N
Stettin Pun Doll
1W4H
A AO
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Riv Vail
6s 1952
Debenture 7s
Kiev
Onion
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Klec Co
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
I&D
Springlield Terminal liy 7s 1942.
Standard Gas & Klec of Delaware
6% g notes 1935
A&O
Debenture 6s 1951...
F&A
Debenture 6s 1966
J&D
Taiwan Klec
32
20
States Telep Co—
1948
M&S
Southwest Gas Co—
1st tm 64s '37 with warr. M&N
Spg Br'k Wat 1st ref 5s '65.A&0
1024
1967 ser B—FA a
General 5s 1957—
A&O
Gen 44s 1957
-..-M&N
Onion Elec L & Pow of Illinois—
1st g 5Ha 1954 serA..—--J&J
Bid
Bonds and Stocks.
Ask.
Westchester Lt 1st
Genl mtge 6s
30
1st M 6s
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
Bid.
Bonds.
Onion El Lt & Pow Co of St
Gen 5s series A 1954
J&D
50
Southwestern
1st s f g
except where marked "f" and income and defaulted ootids
"and Interest'
Ask.
Bid
Bonds.
STOCKS
BONDS AND
UTILITY
PUBLIC
•88
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
1004
1004
\labama
Power
17
pref
100
(f)
preferred
S6
Par
$5 preferred
33
35
30
354
(t)
\11eeheny Traction—See Phila Co
824
Allentown & Bethlehem Gas—
7% preferred
50
Alliance Povfer* pref—
100.
Auier Cities Pow & Light cl A.251 k
Class B
1
45
37
Amer
Oommonw'lths Pw
com
Common B
$6 >4 first preferred
DlsTelof N J com
(+)|
101
95
I In London.
j3,
24
4
4
A(f)
(t).
•
24
'Mi
••
24
:
63
67
101
103
(t)
& Foreign Pow cam
1
$7 Preferred
1
$7 second pref series A——_(t>
86 cum pref
...
(t
19
21
114
15
13
154
64
234
Preferred
.(t)|
Amer Elec-Power $6pr
54
■
10u
Amer
50
54
50
29"" :"
Amer
Warrants
.....
Amer Gas & Elec com..
(t)
86 preferred
(T;
Amer Gas & Pow 86 1st pref—(t)
American Light & Traction..—25
Amer Power & Light com
(t;
80 preferred ....
.....(t)
85 pref ser A
.......(t)
n
Nominal.
r
Canadian price
4
94
64
23
6
10
69
14"
8
144
84
19
20
16
174
t Sale pri<
marked 'T'and Inoomt and defaulted oond».
NOTICE.—All bond prices art I'aod Interest" except wbtrt
Pdr.l
Stocks.
Amer States
>ub
Pub Serv
(t)
A
$6
preferred
Amer Superpower Oorp com
wer
First $6 preferred
erred
Preferred $6 series
American Telep A Teleg
lift)
(T)
1?"
6*0*
19
57
|P
73
66
X
X
com
Class A
100
T
~±%
(t)
Arkan A Me Pew 7% pref
100
arkansae
Pow A Lt 97 pref-. -1
(t)
preferred
com...
1
4
i*
(
Original preferred
3
...
Oolmnbus
2*4
preferred.........——-(f)
96 preferred
(f)
96 preferred......
(f)
96*4 preferred
(t)
97 preferred
...
(t)
98 i» « bear allot ctfs.
Assoc Telep Co Ltd $1.50 pf—(t)
Associated i elpA Teleg (95) prefm
97 first pref.
106
Associated Telep Utll com A_. (t
96 pref with war
..... (t
97 pref
——
t
Atlantic City Elec, 96 pref
(t
Bangor Hydro Elec com
2
7% preferred...
100
6% preferred
100
Baton Rouge Elec Co 96 pf—(t)
Beauharnois Power, com
(t)
3*4
Bell Telephone (Canada).....100
Bell Telep of Pa 6*4% or
100
Birmingham Elec 97 pref—_(t)
$6 preferred ......—.....(f)
Birmingham Oas 96 pref .....(f)
Blackstone Val Gas A E pref...60
Bleeck 8t A Pul Py—See N Y Rye
Corp...—
1
$3 conv preferred
(t)
Beaton Elevated BR com
100
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow ord_.—(t>
Blue Ridge
Bridgeport Gas Light—.....(f)
Bridgeport Hydraulic Ce—.—20
Brit Col Pow Corp A
(f
(t)
pref_-100
B'way A 7th Av RR—Bee N Y Ry6
Brockton Gas Light Co vtc—26
Bklyn-Manhat Transit..(no par)
Preferred series A
(no par)
Class B
Broad River Power 7%
Bklyn A Queens
Transit com.(t)
PrAfPfTAH
—
f f)
'(no
par)
Buffalo Niagara & East Power
91.60 preferred-..—
25
95 first pref
(f)
Brooklyn Union Gas
Cable A
4*4
4
Com'wealth
20*4
loix
92*4
22*4
104
91
~4H
1*4
108
112
24
18
21
9
dep rec 7*4 % A ord—£1
Amer dep rec B ord
£1
Amer deposit rets 5 X % pref £1
Calif Elec Generating
11
'onsolldated Gas
95 preferred
2*4
2*4
100
1st pf 100
(t(
100
Preferred
Capital Trac (Wash, D O)
100
Carolina Pow A Light $7 pref (t)
96 preferred
(t)
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Oorp pf 100
Oentral Gas A El Co 96 X pref.
30
--1
0% preferred
Oentral Illinois Light 6% pf--100
Cent 111 Pub Serv pref—(no par)
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref.100
Oentral Maine Paw 6% pref.. 100
.100
pf—(t)
Central Pow & Light 7 % pref.100
7% preferred..
Cent Ohio Lt A Pow 6%
..
57
14
14*4
40
45
27
25
29
7% prior preferred
preferred
—.—(
Cent Pub Util Corp A
(
Vot trust ctfs common—...—1
94 preferred
—..........
Cent A 8 W Utll com
(t)
——(t)
Central States
Elec Corp......1
—(f)
7% preferred
.......—100
0% cum pref (without warr) .100
Oentral States Pow A L 97 pf (t)
Cent Vermont Pub Ser 16 pf — (t)
of Bait pref.100
Chic City A Con com part ctfs.(t)
Pref partic ctfs
(no par)
17
31*4
Cumberland
73*4
6*4
77
Cunningham Nat Gas cl A
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref
6% preferred
Dayton Pow A Light 6% pref
Denver Tramway pref
Derby Gas A Elec 97 pre!
5*H
7
59
58
70
15*4
75
77
%
3%
Detroit
IX
$0 pref (t)
ctfs series 1..
3^
50
67 X
59*4
70*4
62*4
40
41*4
25
35
75
20c
30c
65 "~
52
53
15*4
15X
103
65*4
50
22
com.
100
1
k
k
,
East Kootenav Pow Ltd
10
66
70
Electric Bond A Share
69
72
33
35
96
95
so
tX
*8
ser
A
—
v
2*
5o%
X
2X
2X
15 conv
Hudson Gas........100
European Elec class A
100
Federal Light it Tr com
Preferred f*6)
85.
66*4
iuO
100
6% preferred
(t)
Illinois Pow. A Lt.
0% pref...100
96 preferred
(t)
Illinois North Utilities
6%prefl00
lUum A Power Secur
1st pref.100
Indiana Service
Corp.—
...
,
r
Canadian
price.
5
51
53
....
3
6
,10
3 5*4
5*4
X
•:
V:78*4
l'f42
:
-—100
B
$1.75 preferred
$3.50 preferred
Warrants for class
9
8*4
7fi
c
■
2
12*4
3*4
]
20
..\fi
5
23
>,
.......
B.......... * .'
2
nV'
7
interstate fower
pref $7..
Iowa Southern
%
^
Xa
8
"<
'"J*
■ — m-m m
10
Utll. 7% pref
Iftfl
Italian Superpower
common A (f)
1*4
Debenture rights
Supply $7 pref. 50
loo
...
50X
52*4
68
64
72
66
55
57 'y
102
103
%
100
50
60^
70
45
48
.—100
com—.(t)
86
65
45
90"
42*4
47
68
54
§5
7
6*4
56
58
6% preferred
100
40
44
Los Angeles G A E
Corp, pref.100
Louisiana Power A Light $0
pf (t)
Loulsv Gas A Elec com cl A
(t)
Louisville Railway Oe
.....100
85
88
50
53
16
16*4
13
13
7
36
8*4
37*4
2*
Preferred.....
......—100
Lowell Electric Light
...25
50,.
52
23*4
Lynn Gas A Elec Co..
2o
94
98
19*4
22
Mack ay
25
20
26
Companies pref
..100
Manhattan Elev Ry (N Y).—100
6
148"
15
153""
8
YA
Modified gnarantee
100
Marconi Int Marine Oommuni.
American deposit receipts-——
Marconi W u ei tCanada j
-
32
27
29
7X
10
55
__._.(+)
,.
61"
38;
*
-
Market St Ry (San Francisco). 100
Preferred
.........100
Prior preferred.........—100
Second preferred—......-.100
Mass Power A Light Assoclat'n—
Common
Warrants
Nominal.
18
15*4
57*4
(f)
with
Sale price
x
Ex-dividend,
Is5*
-
(f)
t Without par value,
6*4
4*4
2*4
3*4
1
16*4
...
3*4
IX
2*4
5 Jc
warrants
15*4
19
lH
1*4
warrants
5% conv partic preferred—60
n
70
13*4
.
Maus Utilities Associates v t c
I In London.
78
13
Certificates of deposit........
Internat Hydro-El
Syst A
.25
Conv pref $3.50
series ......50
Internat Ocean
153"
75*4
65
Inland Pow A Light 7%
pref—100
Interboro R T vot trust
ctfs
100
t
29
180
148
100
Indlanap Pow A Lt 0*4% preflOO
indlanap A Southeast Tr pf—100
Indianapolis Street Ry Co.L—100
Common without
Preferred
sale.
IT—< IS
45
100
Fed St A Pleasant Val—SeePhlla Co
k Last
1
3*4
16*4
li X
Fall River Elec Light..
..25
Fall River Gas Works........25
70
67
50*4
7% preferred......
*
Option warrants.....
Falrm't Pk A Hadd Pass Ry—See Phlia R
X
45
26*4
County Gas
Idaho Power 7%
pref.
v
28^
26
Long island Lighting
(t)
Essex A
27
16
.....
3X
23
%
Preferred
100
Lake Sup Dist Pow
7% pref. .100
Lincoln Telep A
Teleg com.
100
Lone Star Gas Oorp
(f)
36*4
95X pref (with warrants).. (T)
96 preferred
-—(t)
Erie Lighting pref—....(no par)
57
3
X
Prior
pref
21
t
100
Laclede Gas Light
11*
Empire Power Oorp partic stk.(t)
96 preferred-.
(t>
Engineers Pub Serv com
(t)
X
50
46
45
Kentucky Utilities, pref
100
Keystone Telephone preference 60
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref
100
5% preferred
.......100
2X
80
50
41
pref-.100
5X
6*4
Preferred 7%
116*4
35
45
46
25
Kansas E lee Pow 7%
pref
Kansas Gas A Elec
7%
5
—.—100 k
9*4% preferred.——.—100 k
6% preferred
.100 k
1*4
50
50
5*4% preferred—.......100
Kansas City Power A
Light—
1st pref 96 series B
(
Kansas City Pub Serv com
(ti
Preferred
(t)
53
Empire A Bay State Teleg
100
Empire District Elec 6% pf
100 *
Empire Gas A Fuel Co pi 8%.100 k
6*4
4
11
26
0% preferred
147
—it)
(t)
4
2
26
Jersey Cent Pow A Lt7% pref 100
33
pref (17)
M
38
t c__ (t)
Hestcnville M A F—See
PhilaRT.
Hoiyoke Water Power....
10j
Jamaica Water
El Paso Electric Co (Del)
Preferred series A 7 % ——100
2
,
2
37
$6 cum pref.
Optional warrants
Tx
50
........
17
77
4
2X
r
preferred.
preferred
Second
8
15
v
IX
26X
18X
loX
3X
Elec Power A Lignt Corp..—.(T)
14
IX
6X
45
Elec Power Association ........1
Class A full paid ...........1
19
*4
v
international Telep A
Teleg..(t)
international Utilities A
(t
X
preflOO
...
28
...25
Preferred
Haverhill Elec Light
Haverhill Gas Light
96 preferred
international Ry
7
3
.....
Preferred
Hamilton Gas common
Claw
.....100
(t)
H*i
78*4
_
51
S*
10*4
Teleg (guar) _10u
Internat Power
Securities com.(t)
60
100
Conv stock
69
16
6*4
50
18
Water..
Class A warrants
55
62
40
1
Edison Elec Dlnm (Boston)-.100
Eighth Ave RR—-See N Y Rys
Electrical Securities, 5% pref.100
8
15c
45
(t)
.............(t)
Eastern (J til Assoc
11
20
10c
10U
OX % pt (
Eastern States Pew Cor com(B)(
k
97 pref without warrants...!
96 preferred series B
...(*) k
"§""
101
66
90
East Shore Pub 8erv
38
50
9 Tx
87
.....
47
34
87*4
100
Adjustment stock
14"
44
97
...100
Edison
Eastern Michigan Rys
Eastern N J Pow 6% cum
90
12
1
100
(t)
100
13"
12*4
32
0% preferred
72
First preferred stamped..
Preferred B stock
Chris A 10th Sts
..............—100
68
10*4
IX
11*4
Oorp 9b prei
vT>
Greenwich
WaterAGaa0% pf.100
Gulf States Utll 96
pref
(t)
95.50 pref
(f)
Hudson
182*4
99
10*4
1*4
48*
prefen-Hrt
common
X
100
Common
ChicagoRapFd Transit—"
Preferred
85
66
6% preferred
.....100
4*4% prior preferred....-.100
Eastern Mass St Ry com
iuo
63
Series 2—-—.........——
B6rl60 3
* —
n-fflfw anra i
preferred A
IOC
KK—See NY Rys
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref 100
Cincinnati Gas Transp....—100
Cine New A Gov Lt A Trac—.100
41*4
Duquesne Light—See Phils CoEastern Gas A Fuel Assoc's—
81
2
Chic Dist Elec Generat
Chicago Rys partic
99""
Oo(Me)P A Lt pf 100
Duke Pewer
Ohes A Poto Tele
Ctfs of deposit
i
182
100
15
IS
|7 preferred
97 prior pref
105
Contlnen Pass Ry—See Phila R T
31
Power 96
Hartford Gas com
|. Preferred
Havana Elec Ry com
82*4
X
—.100
(t)
Continental Gas A Electric—
25""
ieorgla
...
41
0.0% preferred
95 preferred
Cuban Telephone—
Preferred
48
li
8
A—if)
(|>
Hartford Electric Light....
07 X
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf6%-100
Cent Pub Serv (Del)—
6%
51
107
Jons Trac (Plttsb)—See Phila Co
56*4
10
Cent Hud GAB com v t c
58*4
10
(t)|s
Germantown Pass—See Phila RT
Gold A Stock
Telep (guar)
Green A Coates—See
Phila R T.
Hack en sack
Oorp
28
7 %
Calif Water Serv pref
36
50
(f)
Oons Trac of N J—See P 8
100
55X
5jX
100
100
100
(N Y) com
(f)
—(tx
38
34
26
IX
11*4
95
pref series D
6 H % preferred series E
5% preferred series A
cum
16
44*4
'
(t) I
Green Mt Pow
9
36
100
Powei
30
10*
<t
com..
,13"
46*4
pfd.-tp1
preferred
Warrants
I
:;'v5
1
Oonsol Gas UtO claw A
pref—-100
Can Hydro-El Corp 6%
Canada Nor Pow com
on nee t J cut
0%
95
pref--.100
preferred series of 1927-100
preferred
100
Oallf-uregon Pow
Elec Serv
Corp...
$3
47
2*4
%
23*4
Connecticut By A Lighting—100
Preferred
1(K
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait).(no par>
115
2i
Connecticut
•
67
1 Public Utilities
$7
Gen Wat Wks A
Elec com
en
20
(t)
preferred
Conn Lt A Pow 5X % pref
»S
104
7%
74
46
Pr Oorp 6% pf—100
Optional warrants
96 Pref
(t)
Community Power A Light—
First preferred 6%
lU(
Community Water Ser com..
89
Amer shs for
ordinary stock..
Gen Public Service
60
Commonwealth A. Sou Corp coml
2
90*4
$6 preferred
B (J 14 %
19
Wireless, Ltd
Amer
6%
6%
10
74
66
100
Commonwealth-Edison Co... 100
ser
if
3^
o
Si*
...........
(Del) com A
t)
Common class B
.(25c
Preferred class A 7%
it;
Preferred class A 8%
(ti
96 cum conv pref ser A
(t)
96 conv pref ser B
(t)
Gen Italian Edison Elec
Oorp—
63 X
90
Delaware A Marlon
Preferred
1
38
65
14*4
67 X
7% preferred—
10(
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 0%1O<
■"
44
5^4
'.2jH
95
100
Elec of
Amer dep rets
Gen Gas A Elec
6j
(Del) com (t
0% preferred series A..—..100
5% preferred series B ..—100
5% conv preferred..—...100
IX
X
41
44
..100
—..50
Bergen Oounty.100
General Electric Co Ltd—
36
Oolum G A El Oorp
1
38"
Elec~Lig~ht"_"_"_ 50
iuiou
)*
Uas A
110
34
Coast Co Gas A El 1st pref... 101
29
27
10 oX
100
29*4
30
26
Cleveland Railway........—100
Certificates of deposit
27
15
25
10(J
..........
2
Franklin Telegraph (guar)
2 tX
(1 j
A
6% preferred
2*4
4M
(J;
Frankfd A S'thwark—seePhilaliT
10
—100
(t)
Preferred
Fitch purg Oas >■*i A
Ask
Bid.
_(
_(f >
97 preferred
pref
11
Foreign Light A Power units, (t)
42d St A Grand St—See N Y
Rys.
Phil R T.
Oleve Elec Ilium common
2H
10
Common class
30
2
15
Citizens Traction—See Phila C«
1*4
Oorp
com
Preferred
Associated lias A Elec
Citizens* Pass Ry—See
Par.
com A
Florida Power Corp—
7% pref series A
7% preferred
Florida Po wer Jt L,t 97
12
Citizens Gas (Indlanap) com..25
Preferred
--lfXl
City Ky (Dayton. Ohio)
Edison 0H% pref
d*
IX
10
7% preferred
70
a*
Stocks.
Federal Water Service
96*4 preferred
red
5
J*
ll*
100
Preferred BB._
Ask.
6
Cities Serv Pr A Lt 96 pf——(t
70
*4
-.-50
..............—100
B..............-10
Preferred
Preferred
(t)
Arizona Power 7% prefArkansas .Natural Oas
Cincinnati Street Ry
Olncln A Suburb Bell Telep...50
Cities Service com..........— t
120*4
20%
Bid
Par.
Stocks.
17
119*$
it)
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref.100
94
sS*
(t)
96 1st preferred
6%
9*
(f)
Oom voting trust ctfs
Appalachian Oas Oorp
97 conv pref ser A
Ask.
Bid.
100
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com
Arizona
89
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
OCT., 1933.]
2
4
*4
17*4
5c
2*4
19
"2*4
20
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
90
Bid.
Pat
Stocks.
Memphis Natural Gas
Memphis Pow A Lt. 7 %
3**
—(t)
70
$6 cum pref without
Midland Utll 7% prior
75
55
58
4
IK
......100
class A
101
preferred class A
100
Milwaukee uas
$6 cum
73
86
38
82
18
100
(t)
Cons-(f)
Montreal L Jtl A Pow,
Montreal 1 eiegraph
com
100
Power, com_(t)
14
50
00
35**
10
104
109
59
49 **
85
8
96
New Haven Water
N J A Hud Rlv
Ry A Fer
Christopher A
Eighth
Sixth Avenue
sld
N
V
Niagara &
uuUmo/i t ow
Option warrants
Option warrants
......
10
mer
eight A Pow_
$0 preferred
Nor
Amer
113
c
i'v
c
10f
(t)
...
Public Serv Ocrp of N J—(no par)
57
8% preferred..
7% preferred
6% preferred
95 preferred
100
100
100
100
60
65
0% preferred
Pub Serv El A G 95 pref
58
v Utll pref
iuu
Power Co 6% pref100
Nor States Power (Del) com..100
7% preferred
10U
6% preferred
——100
Northwest Electric 0% pref—100
Northern N
Nor Ontario
62
Puget Sd Pr A
26**
60
62
50
52
Jueens
16
18
Radio
16
18
100
1
4
100
7% prior lien
105
pt-100
0% preferred
Oklahoma Gas & Elec
107**
35
55
58**
66*
62
73
-100
(7%)-idO
47
42**
.100
7% pf—100
Ok'a Nat Gas Corp 0*4% Df. .100
Omaha A Council Bluffs Railway
A Bridge 4% cum pref
100
Ottawa Light Heat A Pow... 100 r
Preferred
100 r
Ottawa Traction
100 r
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gu)
26
Pacific Gas A Electric
25
First preferred (0%)
...26
First preferred (5**%)
26
51**
46**
60
6
67
United
23**
10
355*
105**
94**
89
36**
111**
99**
"5~"
21**
22
22**
I In London,
n
Nominal,
r
Utah Power A
60
64
44
46
cum
6**
12**
4
94**
22
B 7% pref H..100
75
oerieo C —...100
series D
100
66
%
7**
**
lOi
—(t)
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
10(
6% preferred
100
Washing ton (D O) Gas
20
Washington Gas A Elec 7% pflOO
Wash (D O) Ry A El com
100
68'"
..
VI astt&<
husetts
7% cum preferred
0% cum pref
West Penn Power 7%
87*
•
>os.
100
16
,
86
I
74
I
16*|
88
3M
*3 K
4
8**
13**
12**
—
or«ferred
...
r
1(K
8**
50
40
42
280
86**
89
25""
80
55**
46
50
45**
§6**
50
60
47**
101
109
100
86
87
West Phila Pass—See Phila R T.
w
lunlpog Elec Oo.
It)
Preferred
100
2**
5**
32
2**
34""
100
35
40
Oorp7%pf 100
Telep 7% pref
100
65
107
Fork (Pa) Railways Preferred.50
23
70
109
25
7% preferred
95
97"
Wisconsin Pub Ser
Wisconsin
Ex-dividend,
f Without par value.
9
3
..100
pref
100
Wisconsin Power ALlght 0%pf 100
63**
0
27 J*
K
24
—100
Union Teiegiaph
iu
West Penn Elec Oo Class A., it;
0%
46
25
Washington Wat Po» 6% pf-_( )
Western
91
75
—....
Western Power Co pref
95**
46
2/1
80
(t)
common
7% cumul pref
Virginia Elec A Power
$6 preferred
a HHtHru
66
42**
42**
22
Preferred
4Q
6**
I
2**
(t
—
23
6**
28
Cil A......1
classB vtc
15**
7%
14**
15**
x
104
8**
7% pref 10'
.
Utilities Power A Lt
Rap Tran St Ry—See P S Corp
Republic Gas com
(f)
Rhine-Westph Elec Pow Amerths
Rhode lal Pub Serv pref..
m
niass A
(f)
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T
Sale price,
75**)
Light—
97 preferred
Utica Gas A Electric
—(t)
s
8**
91
92**
102
...—
United Gas A Impt vot
29"
20
153"
17**
Canadian price,
(1
(t
(t
pref (non-vot)
(t
United 111 Os of New Haven., (t
United Lt A Pr com A
(t)
Common B
...—(+)
6% cum. 1st pref
—(t)
United Pub Utll 96 pref
(t
United Rys A El (Bait) cem...5(
^pref with warr__(t)
k Last sale.
(t
Warrants..
95
San Joaq
17
It
United Gas Corp com
17 pref aeries A
Non-voting
7% Preferred series A
(f)
L A Pow pf A 7%—.100
7% prior preferre ...
100
0% prior preferre<
100
Savannah El A Pow 0% pref. 100,
Scranton Electric 96 pref
(f)|
Seaboard Public Service Oo—
93.25 conv pref with warr..
96 preferre ~
2
89
Warrants
United Gas A Elec(Conn)pret 100
United Gas A El of NJ 6% pf_10(
57
17
Rocb
88
13**
21
21**
21
?2H
30
86
3t
92**
Corp
13 cumulative preferred
17
St
"9**
VA
7**
Union Traction—See Phila R T
53
50
96
Telep 90** pref
—.100
Louis County Water pref. 100
Louis Pub Serv—
50
8**
100
54
27
0% preferred
0% preferred
48
100
.
45
"7M
65
3
58
It** !Union Pass—See Phila R T
16
Union St Ry (New Bedford) —100
14
63
'l%
rtuciiester G A
68
56
1W
14**
26
...
'Til
66
Railways
Transit
(t)
53
it)
,.50
o%_cumjpref B
72**
"7"
It)
10
46
94
Power common
Borough GasAE16%pfl00
Corp of Amer....
7% cum pref A
33**
60
(t)
(f)
57 preferred
Ohio Power 0% pref...
Ohio Public Serv pref A
Quebec
68**
Un El L A Poo (Mo) 0% pf-.iuu
i% preferred
IOC
Union Gas (Canada)
If)
40
(t)
(t)
25
100
7% prior Hen
108
8
(t)
it)
Lt 90 pref
82"
80
i«»0
——
Twin States Gas A Electrice
100
95 preferred
100
Kortnwevi bell Telep 0*i>
109**
10uM
7**
0% preferred
100,
7% preferred
100Public Service of Olcla 7 % pref 100|
15
04
04
Union E L A P (111) 0<^ pf —100
60
70
85
14
24**
82
Ry
20**|
195*
Rapid Transit St Ry Ce
21
Aveuue
Twin City Rapid
Preferred
148
8* Jersey Gas A Elec Trac..1001
Public Service Oo of Nor HI., (t) k 35
24
Common
..100
19
,
23d Street—See N Y
70**
10
'f '..
37
69
20
89
86
'lgiiii i "/m pre!. 1 uO
Preferred
86
7
o
•
40
45
4
*
•
49
83
15
*
37/*
82
28**
-(t)
IN Y)
AUU
Toledo-Edison pref A (7%)—100
0% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Thiru
7**
'
7
29
100
preferred
6%
67
(t)
Consolidated Trac of N J.. 100
**
.100
North western Teleg iguar)
Ohio Edison $6 pref
(t)
(t)
90 preferred
7 % prior preferred
36
41
1
pf.
pref
100
Public Serv. Co. of N.H, $0 pl_(t)
43
-100
Preferred 7%..
pref.. 100
lftn
......
18
r
—-100
7% preferred
..(t)
Public Serv of Ind 57 pref... (t)
5
:
Util com—100
0% preferred.. >.
..—100
/>**% preferred
0% preferred
6% preferred
.5*
North Continent
i% preferred
Nor Indiana Pub Sot 0%
Public Serv of Col* 7 %
113
25**
7
K
IK
**
50
100
Preferred
Providence Gas (free stock)
Certificates of deposit
89
35**
N or Bost Ltg
North West Util 7%
pref..101
-—100
Corp of Canada com.-tU
17**
,—lt)
Utility Seo—Oom.lf)
Prop com
(t>
106
86**
;
A
B—
Option warrants O
Norm Aiuertcau Co com .
it)
6% preferred
60
North Arner Edison 16 pref—(t)
Not Amer Gas & Elec A——(f)
ortb
North
100,
pf.llH)
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref. 101
7% preferred
..100
pf—UW
k>_.
Pow 6%
t
35**
Portland Gai A Coke, 7%
100
it)
45
6**
preferreu
5% cum 1st preferred
x
5**
3M
28
.
100 K
Trl-State Telep A Teleg
Porto Rico Telep com
Postal Teleg A Cable 7%
Elec
19
68
11**
01
-
-
30
2
Power
—
44
2
Preferred
(SH% pref—100
Serv 6% pref
100
17
40
6**% preferred
*«lepbone
12
60
60
1
(t)
60
67
06
4**
preferred__luu
100
8% preferred
100
Tampa Elec Oo
(t)
Tennessee El Pow 1st pf (7%) 100
V
\.
/mi
xv)0
7.2% 1st preferred
100
1 si
A
UK
Syracuse Ltg 0%
6**% preferred
45
iOK
(t)
35
17
Pleuwont A
Potumat
Class A partlc stock
24
33
2d
Sub R T 8t Ry—See Phila Oo
60
.
28
(t)
Swiss American Elec pref
Phila Traction—See Phila R T
105
vtc
17
12
2
99**
Serv
9
5
5
Pub
95
20
20
_
Preferred
Staudard
60
20**
10**
31*8
(t)
it) 5
14
39
(930 6-0 pd). .—60
ionium
Class B
50
6<
00
24
(t)
com
30
1
100
N Y Steam Co—
17 preferred ser A
56 dividend pref
N Y Water
82
Union Pass
Lt
14
IK
El L A P—
34
A
Pow
88
2
100
100
10b
80
,28
Union Traction (917** pd)-.60
Went Phila Pass guar
6(
100
Twenty-third St guar
N Y A Queens
Preferred-.
72
80
(1;
.....100
New.
SB*
20
15
70
13th A 16th Sts Pass Ry
Standard
2/""
24
1
25
97 cuui prior pref.......... (t)
$4 cum preferred
It)
90 prior pre!
— (t)
5
City Pass Ry (9225* pd;6l
61
60
Philadelphia Traction
60
Ridge Ave Pass (929 pd)
60
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
60
3
25
—
49**
4y
standard Gas A Elec com (no par)
70
Phila A Darby Pass Ry
Phil A Gray's Fy (926 pd)
67
Free stock
118
25
(t)
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
Springfield (Mass.) GLOl vtc
3**
5**
**
**
114
Springf (Mass) St Ry Oas pf—100
2**
Phila
56"
Preferred.
7
106""
I
103
Southwestern Gas A El 7 % pf-lUU
32
60
60
%
Southwestern Lt A Pr com A—(t)
99
68
64
Telep pref. 100
12
pd)-60
com
Preferred
45
58
55
—10u
(t)
Eng Telep
20
15
Bl A Tr—See P » Corn.
97
60
8/**
14
Ferry. 100
Tenth Sts
Hestonvllle M A F
Passenger
63
100
(t)
Avenue
Green A Coates Sts (916
8
18
64'■
26
10 pf if)
B'way A 7th Ave guar....,
8
Germantown
54"'
100
preferred
7%
N Y Rys Corp 17 pref
Bleecker St A Fulton
4
Frandf'd A Southwark Pass. 60
2
40
(t)
Corp
40
50
.....
9
85
60
pref-100
Southwestern Bell
17**
60
22
5
Pow A Lt 10 pref(t)
New Orleans Public Service—
7% preferred
N Y Mutual Telegraph
N Y Power A Light Corp
"a"
15
New Jersey
30
96
Federal St A Pleasant Val—2(
5
New England Telep A Teleg.-lUU
N Eng Wat LAP Asso 0% pf-100
So
6
H*a
60
6
—(t)
(t)
(t)
preferred
Southern Union Gas com
50
—
Trac pref——60
Duquesne Light 6% 1st pf.100
18
It)
——.——(f)
preferred
56 preferred
$0 convertible
<6 prior pref
43"
~2~
100
$7
(tj
60
Traction
(t)
pref
.25
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
60
7% preferred
60
Citizens Passenger guar
60
Oontinen Pass Ry (929 pd)—51
Falrm't Pk A Haddlng'n
60
29
41**
preferred
prior
Citizens
Philadelphia Elec Co 96 pref
23
(f)
13
45
25
50
60
Phila A Darby—See Phila R T
Phila A Grays—See Phila R T
100
27
New England Power. Co. pref 100
New England Pub Serv com_—(t)
07
19
Phila Elec Power 8%
(t)
Preferred
31**
Southern Nat Gas
26'
85"
25
50
Jer G
>*
7
19
181*
Preferred
New
1
....
78
South A Atlan
Southern
78
70
26**
26
32**
58
17
44
60
22**
—100
Teleg (guar)
25
Southern Indiana GAB 0%pf 100
7% preferred
—._—100
56
4^
...
pref
Southern Col Pow com A
78**
95 preferred
(f)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow„(t)
People's G L A O (Ohio
.100
Monongahela St Rv
45
62
69
Monongahela Lt A Pr
11
40
100
Consolidated Gas
New Eng Gas A El Assn—
16 h preferred stamped
New Eng Pow Assn com
Newark
n»
53
88
Preferred
16**
40
5
Power....—(t)
100
Southern Canada
8
15
1SK
22**
common—25
Sou Calif Gas Co 0%
45
67
16 cum pref
Allegheny Traction
62**
10K
100
Preferred
46
Consolidated
100
...100
Nebraska Power, pref
Nevada-Oallf Electric com
(97)
Participating preferred
Warrants
(t)
cuir
(t)
(t)
Preferred
44
42
.0**
58
77
Ask.
8
coui—iT;
5**% preferred series O
26
6% preferred series B
25
7% preferred series A
26
Sou Calif Gas Corp 96** pref—(t)
4
1
J5 preferred
%
preferred
15
-(f)
—;
112
Lt
A
South Calif Edison
Philadelphia Co com.........(t)
3**
Pr
Southeastern
76
Phila City Pass—See Phila R T
102
.K
Light com—(T)
preferred.
86"
12
Warrants B
45
100
26** | Second Ave RR Oorp (N Y)
Sedalia Water pref
100
15"
2nd A 3rd Sts Ry—See Phila R T
*
6
oiiawlmgan Water A Pawer —it>
Sioux city Gas A ft) 7% pf--100
9
Sierra Pac Elec pref
2b
--100 k
Sixth Avenue— See N Y Rys
Somerset Uu A Middlesex nt-lOC
Southeastern Gas A Water A__ (t)
74
Corp 07 pref (t)
Participating class A stock.(t)
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7 % pref. 100
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt 97 pf-(t)
Power—
7% preferred-.
National Power &
100
pref(t)
Pcnna Gas A Elec
53
101
r
Tel A Tol
10<i
(Dallas) 7% pf-(t)
Suffolk i % pref--- 100
u«le*.
85
15
85
r
Municipal Gas
National
85
0
-$6 preferred
Mountain Mtaten
Nassau A
100
(t)
Warrants
65
100
Preferred
7%
21
8
Montreal Tramways,
Mountain States
105
95
100
Penn Central Lt A Pow$6
67"
Ry—See PbllaOn
P S 7% pf-25
,
1*8
3
84
1
Bid.
Pat
Stocki.
Ask.
Penn-Ohlo Edison 7% pr pf—100
80**
Monon-West Penn
6% pref
,
k.
.(t)
200
Pawtucket GaB pref
Peninsular Telep Go com
Preferred
104
6 % pref --(t)
Mississipp Rlv Pow pref...—100
Missouri Pub Ser 7% pref—-100
Mohawk-Hudson Power 1stprf(t)
Second preferred,
It)
Monongahela L A P—See PhllaOo
Montana Power
24
10U
......(f) k
1st preferred
Pacific Telep A Teleg
68
69
Miss Power A Light
Monongahela Ht
K
102
pref 100
pl..lOu
Light 7%
Lt 7%
preferred-
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref
Pacific Pub Service—-
Preferred
64
1892-1897--100
Minnesota Pow A
100
Common non-voting
2
26
81
100
Paterson A Passaic Gas A El.100
Light—
1921
-100
Ry. A
Elec.
0% pref. series
0% pref. series
(t) &
+)
Prior preferred-.
Preferred
'A
IK
i
war
(t
lieu—lull
8% prior lien
7 % preferred
8%
Mllw.
com...it)1,
Corp
Pac Northwe t Pub Serv
....(t)
(t)
S7 preferred series B._
9b preierred aeries O
Middle Weit Utilities
Pacific Lighting
Preferred ($6)
63
|
Bid.
Par,
Stocki.
4
68
pf.no pur
Edison Co—
Metropolitan
Ask.
Under the heading "Industrial and
Miscellaneous Securities"
include all issues which do not
we
under the previous two headings, namely "Railroads (Steam)"and "PublicUtilities."
In the
case
appear
of stocks, how¬
ever, we put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land," "Title Guarantee and
Safe Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the ^Industrial and Miscellaneous*1!
VOTIOI.—All bond prion art "and
Bonds.
Bid.
Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds.
Ask
Bid.
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942-M&8
Abltlbi Pow & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
85
—J&D */ 23 V*
A&O /
71%
65%
28
5
Allied Packers deb 6s 1939—J&J
1st M & coll tr 8s 1939
J&J
Without warrants
32V*
32%
Amer Chain
Oanad
99
100
25
35
35
<
guar
1953 with
Deb 5s
37
42V*
46
Jfc
Amer I G Ohem Oorp—
Oonv deb 5 Vis 1949
80
81
Oeubral
steel
M & P 5s 1953.J&J
1st 8s 1U41—M&N
69V*
71%
Deben
•
.M&N
84%
85
72
Metal Co Ltd—
5%% « note# Apr 1 1934-A&D
American Meter 6s 1946— J&J
American Piano 6s 1935
M&N
Amer Radiator deb 4 Vis '47 M&N
American Rolling Mill—
105
106
American
.
.M&N
4V*% notes 1933—
Certificates of deposit
94%
95
75
80
65
99%
99
15s""
100
97
100
f 5 Vis 1942
s
——
97
90
8JK
92
98
99V*
j
65%
34 Vi
Amer Sales Book 6s 1939-— A&O
93
98
Amer Seating con v 6s 1936-.1&J
Amer Service <lef> ttv%, 1934.-J&J
6s ser A with warr 1944—J&J
Amer Smelt & Ref 5s It#*/—A&O
45%
46
Collateral Bankers, Inc—
~7%
Refg 6s 1937—J&J
Amer Thread 1st 5 Vis 1938-M&N
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951--F&A
Amer Type Fdrs deb g 6s '37 _M&N
Deb gold 6s 1939M&N
Deb gold 6s 1940—---—A&O
Amer Wire Fabrics 1st 7s 42M&8
Amer Writ Paper ■ f 7-6s '39.J&J
104%
105%
k
J&J
Amoskeag Mfg 6s 1948..—J&J
Anglo-Chilean Oons Nitrate—
Deb 7s 1945
.M&N
425*
47 %
63
66%
61
Chile Oopper Oo deb 6s 1947
Bit Coal 4s 1940--J&J
Small series B..
-
--
-
Amer Sugar
1st 6s 1947
-
-
—
—
Armour & Co of Delaware-—
1st M 5Vis 1943ser A
Armour & Co—Real estate
96%
83%
1059
.
6%
84%
Atlas Plywood Oorp—
Oonv deb 5**s 1943
Autocar Oo. 1st 7s 1937
Balaban & Katx Oorp—
5 V< %
oot.«»
notes
1934
1935*38
5 Vfc % notes
Baldwin tvU'ntnntl*
V0rks—
6s with warrants 1938-—.-.—
Without warrants
i940
M&N
Batavian Petrol 4V4&gu 1942 J&J
1st
g
as
Bates Valve Bag Oorp—
Deb s f 6s 1942
Without warrants
—
6s profit share deb 1956--Q-J
Betb'm St 1st I A ref 5s \2-M&N
Purch money 6s 1936.... J&J
Purch money 6s 1998 Q-Feb.—
Penn-Marv Stwl Se 1937 J&J
Bohemian (First) Glass Works—
1st 7s 1957 without warr..J&J k
Borden Mills 1st sf 6s—
s
1934——F&A
20 V*
Connecticut Coke
52
53
90
7l"
95
100
65
70
53
50
108
110
72
99
101
l6I?i
Consul
Agrtc
Loan
6Hs
of Canada 4 Vis 1959
Consolidated Laundries—
73
-
1st 8s
Oonsol Tobacco 4s
1941-.J&D f
Consumers Co 1st 6s
/
/
J&J
1946
75
Deb 5 Vis 1937—.—M&N
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
8
10
1st M oonv s f 6s 1940
J&D
Oorn Prod Ref 1st g 5sl934-M&N
5
10
Corporation Secur**ie
100
100"
92
84
84
95
102%
99
110
97
Oil
85
96Vi
Franklin Oo Coal 7s 1951
J&J
French Nat Mail SS Lines 6s 52
Frtck-Reld Supply 6s 1943 .J&D
Gannett Oo deb 6s '43 ser A. F&A
Garlock Pack Co deb 6s *39. A&O
16%
134
65
76V4
87 Vi
38Vi
M&S
6-yr 0% notes 1934
General American Investors Inc—
warr.
—..F&A
14V*
33
68 V*
71
52V*
55V*
100 V*
101V*
10
18
83
99%
6 25
6 25
6 25
101 %
71%
36
99^
38 Vi
33
—
Deb
f 6s
s
M&N
1948
General Motors
31
Acceptance Oorp
6% serial notes 1934
—-M&S Jfc 101 %
5% serial notes 1935——M&S k 103%
5%serlal notes 1936
M&8 k 103 5-i
Jen Petrol 1st 5s Aug 13 1940
35
40
102 V*
101V*
Co—
2
M&S
•en
Rayon deb 6s 1948
leneral
OO
78
len
Jen Vending 6s 1937
85V*
103||
w.J&D
38
1 M Income 6s w w '38
M&S k
len Stl Oast 1st 5 Vis '49 w w J&J
2
8
w
Refractories Oo—
2
2
Oredlt Alliance Oorp—
Deb 5Vis 1938 wltn warr.M&N
Tbeat Eq deb 6s
1940-A&O
Certificates or deposit
y
f
100%
66
4%
3%
F&A Vk 6%
•fk 6
42
25
-
Certificates of deposit
Oerman Atlantic Cable 7s 1945..
German Bldg & LandBk 6 Vis 1948
....
Mliner & Co-
f 6 Vis 1937
M&N
Grown Cork & Sea! Oo, Ine—
20-year sink fund 6s 1947- J&D
Grown WUlamet Pap 6s '511-J&J
s
-
61%
,79
-
8%
serial uotea 1933
M&S
serial notes 1934——M&S
serial notes 1935
M&S
Oosgrove Meeban Goal 6Vi« 1954Crane Oo 5% notes 1940— -F&A
Deb
2
£8*
Fox Film Oorp deb 6s 1930&A&O
Framerlcan Ind & Dev Oorp—
31
58 V*
,
6%
5%
5%
Crowley
77
*f
Equip 5Vis J934........M&N
Equip 4%b 1942
F&A
Eq tr 4Vib 1932-45
J&D
Gen Amer Transporta System—
62
Eqtr 4 Vis 1934 '40 (yr) .M&S
115* Gen Baking deb 5 Vis 1940. .A&O
General Bronse deb 6s 1940M&N
General Cable Oorp—
16"
1st mtge s f 5 Vis 1947 ser A.J&J
Gen'l Elec 3 Vis 1942 opt—F&A
24" Gen Elec (Germany)7s'45.J&J15
16V*
Deb 6 Vis 1940
J&D
54V*
Oo—
5%|serial notes 1932
Flour Mills of America inc—
Deb 5s 1952 ex
98
1951.—
Csnsol Goal 4 Vis 1934 opt—M&N
1st & ref e f g 5s 1950—.J&D
70
98
106 V*
95
54
7 Vis coll notes stamped '36
Textile
.M&S
IU4<
Gelsenkirchen Mining Oo—
Inc—
98%
71
98
....
23
/
6Vi% notes April 15 1930.A&O
J&D S
.
*f 85
Certificates of deposit— *f 85
5%% no«es 1931
♦/ 63
Certificates of deposit
*/ 63
1st 8s
General Amer Tank Oar Oorp—
Go two I Mach Tool 7s 1942
Consul
58
1958
Govts)
97%
101%
98%
106%
101 v*
Investment Oorp
Consolidated
100%
...
KuhbCo
Deb 7 Vis 1942
J&J
Franolsco Bug 7 Vis W42.M&N15
62
/
Container Oorp 1st 0s '40-J&D15
Deb 5s 1943 with warrJ&D
90 %
24
Farr & Bailey Mfg 7s 1942. M&S
104M
Federal Sugar Ref 6s 1933—M&N »/
6
100 %
Federated Metals s f 7s '39—J&D
100
Flat s f deb 7s 1946
-J&J
Finland Residential Mtge Bank
sinking fund 6s 1961
—M&S k 70
87
Firestone Ootton Mills 5s '48M&S s
Firestone Tire & Rub(Oan)7s 1937
100M
1st col tr conv 6s 1949 ser AJ&D
106 VI
94
M*
104(1
See < ier & Com Bks (For
103%
49%
67
5s
Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&
jnnor
51
M&S f
Foreign Power Secur Oorp—
56%
Jfc
70
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s *63 \&0 fk 44
Conv g 0Vi% notes 1046.A&c
Foltis Fisher Inc 6Vis 1939..J&J
60
60
30
30
101V*
101
Oolltref 5 Vis 1935
Comm'l Invest Trust Oorp—■
Cemputlng-Tabulatlng-Rec Oo
Sinking fund gold 6s 1941.J&
& Basis
f This price includes accrued interest
Sale Price.
M&N
Oomml Credit 6s 1934
Continental
Beacon Oil deb 6s 1936—..M&N
Beech Creek C & C oh '44—J&D
Beld'g-Hem'way6% notes '36 J&J
Beneficial Indus Loan Oorp—
Oonv deb 6s 1946
M&S
Beneficial Loan Soc 6s B 1939 Q-J
Ext at 6 V* % to
1941
Certificates of deposit..
7% notes w w 1936--Certificates of deposit
95
60
104
—F&A
m 6Vis 1946
-—J&J
Certificates of deposit..
—-
/
/
/
/
mtge 6s
89
Bayway Terminal—
fat
Osmmander-Larabee Oorp—
Oonsol Publishers
_.M&N
M&N
.M&N
1933
5V*%
M&N k
M&N
75"
39V*
27V*
100 %
Atlanta Laundries 6 Vis w w 1943. 1
14
Atlantic Reflu deb ot> 1937- -J&J
10254:
Atlantic 8teel 1st i f 6s 1941-J&J
85
|
Flsk
25Vi
1st
3
64
F&A
Oorp—
1st s f 6s 1948 ser A
A&O
20-year deb 6V4e 1948
-A&O
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
Sf5s 1942
M&S
First Bohemian—See Boh G1 Wks
65
67
1st
J&J
65
38 V*
Colon Oil deb 6s i>38
80
45
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
Famous Players Canada
54
50
52
Atl Gulf & W Indies S8 Lines—
lan 1
•65
54
53
gold 4 Vis 1939 opt——J&D
88%
Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940. J&D
93%
Arnold Print Wks 6s 1941—A&O
57
103
Associated Oil 6% notes '35-M&S
Associated Rayon 5s 1950 ..J&D k
44
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos
6Vi% gold notes 1933-—J&J *f 17
Coll tr R 5b
63
63
63
1950—.
Q-M
99
_
J&J
45
...—...
105
46
42
70
37
3%
62
45
Clearfield
7s series A & B
7s series O 1959
15
—
-J&J */
54
QQ
10
/
40
Finishing Oorp—
conv s r 6s 1939
Farmers Mfg Co 7s 1943
53
Jfc
J
11%
.
*fk33
1st rn
75
-j
1961
...
60
63 %
Fairbanks Morse & Cs—
Chesapeake Oorp—
Oonv col 5s 1947
M&
Ohfc Jet coll tr ref g 4s '40—A&O
Ooll trust ref 6s 1940
J
Ohic Pneumatic Tool Oo—
Deb
90
M&S
Fabrics
71
jlcago Stock Yards 5s
1943
27
101H
Everlastik, Inc 1st 7s 1937.M&N
46V*
_
Ohllds Oo deb 5s
69
65
ctfs—F&A
1931
79
100
78%
European Mtge & Invest—
1st 1 7 Vis 1950 ser A
M&N f 35
1st 1 7 Vis 1966 ser B
F&A fk 34
99V*
43
1934-J&D
Ohateaugay Ore & Iron—
_
68
Steel 5s
1st 1 7s 1967 ser O—
Inc—
65
42
97
8
102
Empire Oil & Refg Oo—
1st * col tr 5 Vis 1942—A&O k
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954 w w__F&A
103 V*
Coll tr sink fund 7s
100%
„
1948—J&J k
105
99
Jfc 104
k 104
74%
international Oorp—
5 Vis 1949
.J&J
Am Mach & Fdy a f 6s 1939- A&O
Eastern
74V*
M&S
f 6 Vis 1948
78V*
Sug 7Vis '37 M&S
Elk Horn Coal 1st 6 Vis 1931.J&D
7% notes 1931
J&D
Oertaln-teed Prod Oorp—
Ohapin-Sacks,
Oonv
Sinking fnnrl deb 6s
Cedar Rapids
„5
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942-J&D
Eastern Oar Oo Ltd 6s 1952-J&J
73
Jfc
warr...
Without warrant*
395*
96V*
98
61
1st 0 f 5 Vis 1948 ser A
F&A
Donner Steel 7s 1942
J&J
Dow Chemical 6% notes'40.F&A
Driver Harris Oo—
40
103
97%
1942-.—F&A
f 6s Oct 15*60 A&OI6
Eastern Ouba
-J
5s 1955
lapltal Admin Oorp—
25 yr
s
6s series B 1949
J&.T
Dominion Textile 6s 1949— M&S
Donnacona Paper—
73
14
Ren ten bank—
Dominion Oanners 1st 6s '40 A&O
Domln Goal 5s '40 op "10--M&N
I lominlon Tar & Chemical Oo—
Deb s f 6s 1949 ser A____J&J 2
91
97
(Berlin)—
Dodge Bros deb 6s 1940.
M&N
Dodge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
J&J f
Dola (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42.M&N
60
89Vi
1940-.J"
Bank
Farm Ln
Canadian Nat Steamships—
80
1943-A&0
5t 1942.A&0
1953—J&D
715*
Deutscne
40
67
Canadian Internat Paper—
1st M 6s 1949-——-
79
Amer Oyanamid deb
Amer Ice Co deb 5s
13
59
Rub 6s 1946—A&O
Cons
Canadian Cottons 5s
95%
Amer & Ooutiueutai on
Amer
'60-7 "
By-Products Coke Oorp—
1st M 5 Vis 1945 ser A
5
California Packing Corp—
95
F&A
A&O
' >33
deb 6*
Amer Oolortype 6s
66%
4
25
—
American Beet Sugar Co—
Oonv s f deb 6s 1936
44
12V*
35M
90
91
J&J
100 %
100 %
Calif Pet deb 5 Vis 1938
M&N
98
Oonv ■ f deb os 1939——.F&A
96%
Oamaarney Sugar 7s 1942 A&O 15
Certificates of deposit—--— f
3% vip 5
21
86% Canada Biscuit 6 Vis 1946—M&N
93
95
Canada Bread 6s 1941——.F&A
70
72
(Jan Cement 1st 6Vis 1947-M&N
63
65
98% Canada SS L deb 5s '43-F&A15
18
1st & gen m 6s 1941 ser A.A&O
IS*
53%
Amalg Laundries 6 Vis 1936-M&S f
Amalgamated Pbos 6s 1936-F&A
Amalgamated Sugar Co—
1st df 7b 1937
A&O
Amer Aggregates Oorp—
Deb 6s 43 ser A with war.F&A
30
40
—-J&J
12V*
6% notes (Am part otf»>__M&8
Stamped (Mar *33 coup on) *35
Oons deb 5s 1940
85V*
—
70 V*
Deutsche
55
lstsf 7s 1955
M&S
Aluminum Co debs 5s 1952-M&S
Aluminum Ltd * r debt *«>
■* k
62"
34
46
52
gold 6s 1937
M&N
Alpine Montan Steel Oorp—
Deb
99
82
59
96
Detroit Times serial 6s 1934.M&S
serial 6s 1935 to 1943— M&S
65*
MfgOs—
Allis-Ohalmers
f
f extl 6s 1940
s
Oons g 5s Jan 1955
Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s
4%
104
96
34""
41
10
A&O
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1962
15-yr
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952—.—l.—
iota
f 5s 1946-—J&D
32
32
A&O
f
~
9
Albany Perf Wrapping Oorp—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
A&O
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s. 1946-—
17
55
_—
4
J&J
s
Sink fund deb g 5 Vis 1937 A&O
De Bardeleben Coal Oorp—
1st mtge 6s 1953
-J&D /
Denver nn stkVds ft# 1946
43
89*
^
A
Deb 6s 1950
ludahy Pack
17"
5
Bridgeport Brass—
Oonv deb 6Vis 1939
Brown Oo 1st 5 Vis 1946
1st fOis 195H .or B
95
Acme Steel Goods 6s 1943-M&S ;^09 £
66
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s '48.41&8
Coll tr g 4s 1947
£*D
64V*
Advance Bag & Paper 6e '52. J&D f 25
2
Ajax Rubber 1st 8s s t 1936—J&D /
37
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955--J&J
Alabama Mills 1st 6
Ouba Oane Products—
88
14
Certificates of deposit
mi
„
Deb5V*s 1943 wit.h warr..A&O
Acadia Sugar 5s 1946
J&J
Acme Cement Corp 6s 1935-F&A
f
34.
Bid.
Bonds.
98
■92%
tt«" auv 4 'oijmoI MlIN 6 V%8
Abraham & Straus Inc—
Ask.
95
86 Vi
Grown Zellerbach Oorp—
Deb 6s 1940 with warr.-M&S
Crucible Steel Oo deb 5s *40.M&Ni£
k Last Sale.
I In London.
n
39
41
100 %
100
81
82%
71V*
72%
67 V*
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
• Negotiability I mpa'red by
maturity.
INDUSTRIAL
93
&
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
BOTIOfl.—All bond prloes or* "and Interest" sxospt whirl
Bid.
Bonds.
Geafurel—See Public Utilities.
Safety Razor—
Gillette
5s 1940
A&O
Glen Aid en Coal M s f4s'65-M&S
Glldden Co 5*% notes '35-J&D
Globe-Wernicke 7» 1940
J&J
Gebel(Ad'f)6*% w w '35..M&N
Godchaux Sugars 7*s 1941.J&D
Good Hope ^&IrW
St A Ir Wks ,
8 f g 7s Oct 15 1945—A&-.„
Goodrich (B F) 1st 6*e 1947-JW
Deb g 6s 1945-----J&D
Debentures
s
59
k
94*
r
c
k
29
21
84
98
"""
41
48
92*
65*
94
66
Goodyear TlreA Rubber—
85*
1st mtge coll tr 5s
88
Gotham Silk Hos deb 6s30
*/U
Gould Coupler 1st 1 6s 1940-F&A
Grand (F A W) Properties
/
6
1957—M&N
J&D
89*
Oonv deb
Hansa
Magazines 6s
1947-—-
Co 1sti 0*8 A. 84 A&O
Holland-Amer Line 6s 47-MAN
HoUIngsbead (RM) Co 7t *38 F* *
Holly Sugar 6s 1943
- AAO
Hood Rubber 7s 1936—..--J4JJ
Con? 5*% g notes 1936AAO15
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
10-yr sec s f (Hi 1940—MAN
Hudson Bay Min A Smelt 6s 1935
Hudson Coal 1st 5s 1962 A—J&D
Hudson (J L) Co
5% notes 1933
F&A
5% AiULCJO 1934-36
notes
-ughes
lughes Tool (Tex)
Lumble Oil & R o*
tumble
5s
o /o
Sec 6% gold notes 1938—J&J
con 4s '35.-J&D
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953 -MAN
Libby McNeil A Libby—
88
82
25*
15*
68
*/23
Certificates of
68"
70
28*
37
6
9
58
64*
k 113
51
99
76
88
103*
103*
1939
93a,
Co deb 5s '43-J&J
101*
linois Steel deb 4*s 1940—AAO
36*
seder Steel mtge 6s 1948—-FAA
65
(dependent Brewing 6e 55 J&J
(dependent Oil A Gas—
Oonv deb 6s 1939
M&815 |fc 101*
18
id Limestone inc 6s 1952-.MAN
80f
iland Steel 1st 4*s 1978—AAO
78*
lot m s f 4*s 1981 ser B—FAA
iter lake Iron Corp—
50
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
MAN,
iternat Agricultural Corp—
lot A cod tr a f gold 5s 1932
60
■tamped
leal Cement
iternatlona
Oonv deb 6s
75
n#4s——wait
6*
6*
/
48"
Peabody Coal Oo
1st
27*
Penn
52*
60
56
55*
k
1st
k
62
42
1
12*
12*
103
«
k
0 f
J
.
f
.
t
0
55*
N Y Evening Journal¬
ist m A coll tr 6 J
D
A coll tr 63
A coll tr 63
D
6u
1st m A coll tr 6]
D
46
1st m A coll tr 63
3
1st
m
1st m
D
D
N
k
90
60
65
38
37
J
JAJ
89"
Quaker City Cold Storage—
52
84*
28
35
82
; 58
95
14*
92
Deb 6*s A with warr '4
North German Lloyd—
34
460
88
Copper A Brass—
... —
AAO
Union
7s
1940
JAJ
Rolne-Main-Danube 7s 196d M&S
Richardson A Boyn 0*s '37-JAD
Richfield Oil of California
Ool tr 6s 1944 ser A
Ctfs of deposit
56
Rlma Steel Oorp 1st a f 7s *55 FAA
Rlordon Pulp A Paper Ltd—
56*
78
78
85
85
8
2034t
MAN
4%
'
mmm —
55*
85
99
70*
853
673
43
33
86
47
36
395:
41*
8
26*
27
28
51
28*
39313
2
Certificates of deposit..-.— /*
11
76
Republic Iron A St'l 5s 1940 AAO
62
Ref A gen 5*s '53 ser A..JAJ
Republic Motor Truck Oo. Inc—
Deb 0*s 1937 with war-JAJ
37*
87
52
4.60
i
98*
Remington Arms 0s 1937—MAN
Remington Rand. Inc—
70
Deb 5*s 1947 with warr.MAN
Repub Gas Oo (formerly Saxet Oo) I
Q —
fst lien coll 6s 1945-—J&D15 /*
1st inc 6s July *48 ser A
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
24
44
JAD30
91
Roch A Pitts O A I 5s '48—MAN
93
73
North Amer Oement Cor
89*
2
Radlo-Keith-Orpheum Oorp—
Part pd ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock) 66%
paid--.
Debenture gold 6s 1941..JAD
Revere
65*
821
16
97
99
82
87 j
i.
£
IS*
90'
86*
82*
Reliance Bronze A Steel Oorp—
8 f conv deb 0s 1944
AAO
Reliance Mgt OorpSs 1954—FAA
36
51*
89*
86*
46*
38
91
Railway Express Agency Inc--■
i
Serial 5s '34-'38 (s-a)—MAS
Series 5s '39-'49 (s-a)
MA8I&
15
91
60*
49*
M&N]/
1st 6s June 30 1942
68*
56*
36
90
D
80*
69*
22
35
Oonv deb 6*8 1941——M&NI/
Quaker City Tank Line—
5*s 1933 to 1936
Oar—
76
k
38
58*
105*
Protestant Church of Germany— I
7s 1940
AAO
1st 6s s f 1951
D
78
/
89
97*
25
85*
22
14
45*
35*
n
Nortb
/This price includes accrued Interest,
Oonv deb 5s 1943
,
52*
10-yr 5* % • f notes '87..FAA
lo yr s f 5* % notes '40—MAS
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948-....JAJ
dorp—
74
♦
1947-JAJ,
90
N
I Basis,
maturity B
1947..MAN15 •/ 15
!L
Pure Oil Oo—
80
87
-
New York Trap Rock
Sugar 7s
Rhelneibe
j
65
61
1st gold 5s 1957 op
JAJ
1939—
AAO it 86*
RK.
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—See
Porto Rlcan Amer Tobacco—
37
Conv 6s 1942
JAJ
25
S
90
83
Poor A Oo 0s
Price Bros A Oo 1st 0s *43 A_F*
Procter A Gamble 4*s
17*
56
56
61
57
D
N Y A N J Ferry—5s *4
NYLE A WO ARB-
64*
PrudenceOo guar co115*s'61MAN /
Prudential Refg 1st 0*» '43-JAD
Pub Serv Subsid Oorp see "P U
50*
75
73
61
FAA
98
85*
82*
80
80
0
1933
....
70
80
33"
90
j
77*
r Co.
8/ 48
3
56
\
84
104
mmmm
89*
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland Coal
lstsfgSs 1947 opt
MAN
105
Murphy (G O) Co-
*
f 0s 1948
101
82
23
J
Steamship Line—
s
105H
100
Pittsburgh Coal Oo—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949-F&A Jfc
Pitts Steel
T
105^
f
93 ^
88
20*
38
29
>
74*
74*
50
90
42
Pressed Steel Oar 5s 1933——JAJ
f
sf */ 30
58
,
Pirelli Oo of Italy con 7s '52M AN
Plttsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 "49—JAJ
Potrero
53
R
71
46*
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Oorp—
Deb s f g 5*s 1947
-..JAD
National Fire Proofing Co—
47
95
54
45
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942—.
National Steel Corp—
6s '42.A&0
92
53
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
f
76
5*s with warrants 1948--MAS
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
8 f 6*8 1936
.—JAD
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1949..JAJ
Keystone St A Wire gs 1941 A&O
86
Pierce Butler A Pierce 0 *s
64
11*
1
87
45*
92
AAO
87*
Sink fund deb 5*s 1939-JA*
Pickering Lumber 6s A *46--MAN •/ 14
]
60
Kaufman Dept Stores Sec Corp—
Ool tr 6*% notesJulyl5'43 FAA
telth (B P) Corp 6s 1946 .M&8
AAO
1935
Phillips Petroleum Oo—
60
40*
Monon Coal—See Ohlc Ind A L
Monroe Coal Mining 6s 1947.
Monsanto Chemical Works—
I
1st s f 5*s 1942
M.
55
17
1934
56*
12*
12*
14*
14*
97
AAO
Pnlla A Read O A 1 5s 1973—J A
Oonv deb 6s 1949
MAS
96*
58
51*
:
94*
94
1933-.-.
59*
46
/
7% gold notes 1935
A AC >/
Minnesota A Ontario Paper Oo—
68
52*
65
32
32
notes
Mldvale Steel A Ordnance—
New Eng Sou Mills 7s
97
60*
f 6s 1941 ser A.MASlf
Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 AAO
52*
50
103
s
1st M s f 6s 1952
JAJ
Penn Greyhound Lines. Inc—
J
Clearfield Coal A iron
f 5s 1950-JAJ
m
Certificates of deposit
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—
62
)
61
45
95
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Oorp
....
60
84*
43
MA*
1939—AAO
notes
40
)fc
s
f 5s 1953 ser A
s
Mary Coal 5s
30
80
notes
96
66
26*
AAO
war MAN
(Consol Oo)—
Penn Dock A Warehouse Oo.
L'hold s f 6s 1949 w w—FAA
1
29*
nquirer 0% notes '40-AAO
44
§3*
32
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Steel
48
McCrory Stores 5*s *41-JA
Proof of claim filed by owi
Gen
31
31*
27*
8 f conv deb 6s 1944
Path Ex deb 7s "37 with
•
58
(Socleta
32
30
10
14
48*
101*
32*
30
64
s
27
Marlon Steam Shovel—
1st mtge 8 f 68 1947
Montecatini
35*
13
Parker-Young 1st 6 *s s f *44 FAA
Parmelee Transportation Oo—
23*
21
36*
31*
f 6s 1936-JAD
Park & Tilford
80*|
52*
90*
35
conv s
Sink fund 6*s 1950
FAA
Certificates of deposit—
71
Munson
Indiana Co 1st ■
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1943 ser A
JAJ
Kinney (GR) Co 7*s 1936-JAD
Kirby Lumber 6s 1938
J&J1«
Koholyt Corp 0*s 1943
MAS
Koppers Gas A Coke Co—
Deb ■ f 6s 1947
JAD
S f deb 5*s 1950
JAJ
BEresge Foundation 6s 1936-JAD
Kresge (S S) 1st 5s 1945
JAD
Otis of deposits
....
40
63
AA(
assey-Harris Co 5s 1947-- AA<
McCampbell & Co—
6*% notes 1937
JA
McCord Rad A Mfg—
Deb 6s 1943 with warr
FA a k
77
20-vr s t g 6s 1947
--J&D
Certificates of deposit
Paramount Publix Oorp—
1
100
""I
7
46
ones
felly Springfield Tire
Kendall Co deb A—
18*
18*
18*
115
79*
38*
7
7
7
50
33*
Oo.
Panhandle Corp—
1
2-yr 6% notes Mar 15 '34 M&S15
Paramount Fam Lasky Oorp—
1
97"
77
~
f 0s 1940J&Dlf
Certificates of deposit..
87*
JAD [* 84*
A Langhlln St 5s '39-MAN
ournal of Commerce 6*s 1937—
Carstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs.MAN
Certificates of deposit
1st
84
33
65
■
S f deb 6*s 1943 with war M&N
Palmer Corp of La 1st 6b1948JAD
1
Pan Amer Petrol Oo (of Calif)—
1
85
Manufacturers' Finance Ga—
f
ntertype Corp deb 5*s '42-JAD
a vestment Co of Amer—
Deb g 5s 1947 with warr—AAO
Without warrants
l*«ta-Fraschlnl 7s 1942—
Without warrants
—.
125
110
35
30
84*
-J&i
Pac Fruit Exp Ea—See «o Pacific
1
85
6*
f
Mercantile Marine—
M coll trust 6s 1941— AAO
nternational Paper—
,
1st A ref s f 5s 1947 ser A—JAJ
1st A ref s f 5s ser B 1947-JAJ'
Bef mtge 6s 1955 ser A..MAS
iternat Power A Paper—
l?t M 5s 1968
JAJ
iternat Salt g 5s 1951 up—AAO
aternatlonal Securities Corp—
Deb g 5s 1947
JAD
lierstate Iron A Steel Co—
lot sf5*s series A1946—MAN
1st M ■ f 5 Vis 1946 ser B HAN
1
Pacific Coast Co g 6a 1940.
27
90
94
48
Pac Invest—See Invest Trust
Pacific Western Oil Oo—
I
49
84
48
26*
1
28
52
22
63*
JAJ
1941.
67*
63*
66
33
Pac Coast Oement 6s A 1942-J&D
I
80
51
20-yr conv deb 6*s 1950.1
Mead (The )Oorp—
6*
Iternat
efferson A
Stamped modified coup on
Mansfield Mln&Smelt 7« '41 (ww) k
k
Without warrants
.
iterootlonal Match Corp—
Deb s f 5s 1947-. --- —MAN
Certificates of deposit.
Oonv deb 5s 1941
—J&J15
Certificates of deposit
1st
} ¥
; 'i*
..
'
70
Falls Corp 6"
78
8*
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.MAS
(
Pabst Corp 1st 5*8 to 1939.M&S
I
Pac Coast Steel Corp 5s to '40 J&I
45
McKesson A Bobbins Inc—
28
7s 1983--——J&J
ongarlan-ltalian Bank Ltd—
fk 51
Sinking fund 7*s 1963—AAO
ygrade Food Products Corp.
49
1st A ref 6s Jan '49 A
AAO
48
6s 1949 series B
-J&J
45
—
deposit
8tpd Oct 1931 coup on
Certificates of deposit
66
49*
f
Oswego
42"
Mfrs Tr Co ctfs of partlc In A
Namm A Son 6s 1943
J&i
50
64
67
63
89*
89*
22*
73
JAJ
(
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942AAO
Oriental Devel Oo Ltd—
C
Extl deb 6s 1953
MAS 15
Extl deb 5*s 1958
MAN
Osgood Oo deb g 6s 1938
J&n
m
99
----F&A
5 *s 36-A&O
22*
17*
17*
17*
Long Bell Lumb 6s sar A '42-JAJ /
6s series B 1943
AAO /
32*
6s series O 1946
FAA /
114
Lerlllard (P) Co g 7s 1944—a&o
63
99
5a. 1951
FAA
90* Lukens Steel 1st m g ga '40 M&N ;
36"
1st 5s extend 1955
MAN
83
Magnolia Petrol
Deb 4*s 1934
FAA
26*
Oeb 4*s 1035
—...F&A
Manati Sugar 1st 7*s '42—AAO
94
66
6*
20
79
T
101*
85-yr s f
Service 6*a
25
Logan County Coal 7s 1942.M&N /
60*
15
77
20*
Q
Old Ben Goal 1st 6s 1944—FAA
Oneida Community Ltd—
C
95
Len & W-B Coal
78
1937---A&O
iuugarlan Disc A Exch Bank—
1/
:e
31*
31*
78*
73
101
H^rs^PubHca^ions 6*sr3~3~M&N
6*s 1934 to
76
40
v
95
31
—
91
;
69
•
2
0s perpetual stock
J&J
O'Gara Goal 5s '55 op aft'08 M&S /
Ohio Fin deb 6*s ww 1944-M&N
c
55
1st M s f 5s 1942
AAO k 68
123
Liggett A Myers g 7s 1944—AAO
Gold bonds 5s 1951
109*
—FAA
Little (A E) Co 7s 1942
AAO
83*
Loew's Inc deb 6s 1941
8s 193»1934--MAS
Hoe (R) A
55
77*
Ref A imp 5*s *57 ser A MAN
Nova Scotia 8 A O 6s 1959—JAJ
97
27"
Steamship Lines
J
is:
978
50
FAA
FAA
1st A ref 5a 1964
1st A ref 5s 1974
25
7%
94
Norwegian Hy-Elec Nltrog Oorp-
S f 0 * % notes 1939 with w
68
85
10-yr 6s 1939 with warr—AAO
Harpen Mining Corp—
6s with war for Am sha.-J&J
Hartford Times 6s 1943—-.F&A
Hawaiian Pineapple Co Ltd—
5-year 5% notes 1936—--AAO
Hearst
56
20
deb 6s 34-FAA
Haytian Corp income
14
5*
FAA
1st A ref 5s 1954
57*
J&D
J&D
BAN
-J&D
1934 to 1940-J&D
Eq trust 6*s
Hanna (M A) Co
95
war.-JAJ
Leolgh Goal A N av fund 4s '48 JAJ
Cons s f g 4*s 1954
JAJ
Cons s f 4*s 1954 ser O—JAJ
Lehigh Valley Coal—
1st A ref 5s 1944
FA A
Ctfs of
Gulf States PaperCorp—
1st s f 0*s 1943 with war.
Gulf States Steel deb 6 Ho 42
Hall (F W) Printing Co—
lot m A col tr 5*s 47 int
Hamb-Am Line 6 *s eq 1933
44
Lawrence Pert land Cement Cs—
Deb « 5*s 1942
AAO
Oorp-
6s 1948
J&D15 f 6
deposit-——--——Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—
f 24
1st s f 6s 1950 ser A—-. MAS n 52
Greyhound Corp 6% notes 1938— s 100*
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 6s 193/ -—J aD ft 100
Sinking fund deb 5s 1947—F&A
Western Refrigerator Line
Eq tr 5s 1933-1939 (s-a).MAN
Nortn'n Elec Co Ltd 5s '39.J&D
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
1st conv 6s 1954 with
Ask,
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
c
North
Kreuger A Toll class A ctfs of
dep for seemed 5s 1959--MAS
Kroehler Mfg deb 5*s *34-JAJ
Debenture 5 *s 1935 to '38-J&J
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950--MAS
Lake Superior Corporation—
1st A coll tr gold 5s 1944—JAD f
Lane Bryant Inc—
8 f deb 6s 1940 with warr-MAN
95
s
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Amer
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
r
Rocky Mtn Fuel 6a 1943
Canadian prices.
s
Sale price.
45"
* Negotiability impaired by
Oct., 1933.]
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
93
MOTIOI.—AU bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds*
Bonds.
Bid.
Roman Oathollc Church
6*4s 1946
Rom Oath Church Welfare 7s 1946
Rowntree Ltd 6s
...1937
Royal Dutch Oo—
Deb 4s 1946 with warr
Bonds.
64
45
S a-awbrldge & Clothier—
1st s 1 5s 1948
M&S
S druthers
Wells TitusvUle—
75
76*4
-M&N
37
47
33*4
33*4
39
43
94*4
96
95*4
Rueping (F)
Leather 6s
1934
Debenture 6s 1935-1938—A&O
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
A&O
63
30
35*4
■
—
—
'
—,
*•'
Stuta Motor Car 7
'*»
38**
95 *4
1st M serial 6s 1932-1942-M&S
Sun OU debs f 5*4s 1939...M&B
113*4
5% note July 1 1934
Sun Pipe Line 5s 1940
fk
J&D
Regis Pap
-
71
74
50
161"
6*8 1934.—J&D
75
Santa Ana Bug 8e i«Hi
—A&O
Certificates of deposit
Baxon JfUO Wks
11
7
(Germany)—
1st extl ■ f 7s 1945
F&A
Gen & ref rt*s 1951——M&N
6% notes 1937
Schulco Uo 6**s
J&J
1946
J&J
413
35 3
:AiH
Stamped (July 1933
Guar
i
a
26*4
26*4
26*4
69*4
coup on)
6*4s iy46 ser JB_ A&O
Stamp~J
Bcrlpps (K W) deb 5**s
1943 F&A
Bcullin Steol 1st 6s
1941..—A&O
Becurlty Mtge 6s Sept 1 '45 ser E
6% bonds Apr 1 1946
ibtF—Jf
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
J&J 1
Barrel Corp (new) 5s
1948...J&J *
Bharen Steel Hoop—
1st
f
s
6Hs 1948
ser
A
15
36
85
M&N
Deb s f 5s 1949 with
warr.A&O 1
Shell Pipe Line
Sheridan-Wyoming
1st
f 6s 1947
s
Shales Bread 1st
90
H
Oa
91*4
91*4
91**'
40
41
A&O
M&S
1940
73
77
80
74*4
f 6*4s'51with warM&S
Slleslan-Am Corp 7s 1941.-F&A
Simmons Co 5s Nor. 1
1944M&N
Sinclair Cons Oil
s
52*4
W*
70
53*4
34*4
Oorp—
1st 1 coll 7s ser A
1937.M&816
lat lien coll 6*4" '38 ser
y-HT -H
B.J&D
Sinclair Pipe Line s f 6s '42—A&O
Skelly Oil deb 5*4« 1939—M&S
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills Ltd
1st s f 5*4» 1953 A
J&D
Smith (L O) Typewr 6s
'39.M&N
Snider Packing
Corporation
5*4 yr 1st 6s 1937
M&N
8 yr 1st 6s 1939
Solvay
Amer invest
O O HONi"
101**
100*4
103
84*4
70
61
61
M&N
72
65
96**
Bag & Paper—
1st s f 6s 1947
37
J&D
Seutbern United Ice Oo—
6s 1947
A&O / 12
6*4s 1938
—A&O / 15*4
Southland Ice 6s ser A 1942..J&J /
llS
Southwest Dairy Products—
63^8 w w 1938
m&N
*/4
Spruce Falls rower &
Pap, Ltd—
5*4« 1933
98
——A&O
..A&O
65
94
99
41
14
13"
v/uvu OO HUY
15 1946
104**
Stand Oil N Y deb
4*4s'51 J&D15
101**
Stand Textile Prod 6
*s '42 M&S / 21
Stanley Crandall 6s 1946
F&A
42
Btanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946—F&A
28
Starrest invest, sec Ob
28
1V60..A&O
Steel Oo of Can 6s
1940
J&J
101*4
Steel & Tubes deb 6s
1043—M&S
78
Stern Brothers 6s s f
34
1947...J&D
...
96"
104*4
101*4
*
31"
itlugoj Corp—
Gen 7s '36 (without
war)..
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
k
it
32**
b Basis.
held
as
35""
25**
1st & ref
s
Wlckw Spencer Steel 7s '35.. J&J
Certificates of deposit—......
26
42*4
42*4
42*4
40
73
83
/
5*4
Wlckw Ire Spencer Steel Oo—
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935-M&N
Certificates of deposit—-—- /
1**
.
15
92
-----
ior~
48
80*4
69*4
f 4*48 '53 ser B- A&o
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
M&N
White Sew M 6s '36 with W— J&J
Without warrants
Deb i f 6s 1940
M&N
68*4
32
101*4
5*4s 1937
M&S
Wheeling Steei Oorp—
1st & ref s f 5 *4s 1948 ser A. J&J
5*4
Sec conv 7*4s 1932
M&S *f 25
66
Wleboldt (W. A.) & Oo. 5*4i "39-
M&S */ 35*4
wusod & O lat «s 1941
—A&O
Wise (Wm H) & Oo 6s 1938—J&D
Witherbee Sherman 6s 1944
102
1944.A&O
Woodward Iron 5s 1962
102*4
1st lien 6% notes
J&J
Yellow Mfg Accept
34
4%
63
I»
44
*/ 14 *4
m
10
34*4
41
100
74
75
65 „
United Porto Rlcan Sugar Ce
0 *4 % unstamp A w w 1937 M&S
m s
1st
15
83
J&J
A&O
f 5s 1978 ser A
5s 1970 ser B
1st
united Drng5s 1953
M&S15
United Industrial 1st 6s 1945.J&D
Deb 6*4s 1941
M&N
98**
F&A
6*4 % notes 1934—
Youngst 8h & Tube—
103""
_
F&A
1937
Oorp—
98
EXCHANGE
SEATS.
No. Last Sale
T
7s stamped 1937
/
UnltedSteamship 6s 1937..M&N
00*4
97*4
N Y Produce
United Steel Works
(Germany)—
S f 0*4* iom with warr.J&1>
29
30**
450
344
29
W*
N Y Cotton Exch—
N Y Oof & Bug Ex.
N Y Curb Exch—.
Baltimore Stk Exch
Boston Stock Exchw
Buffalo Stk Exch—
77
189
35
6*4s series 01951
J&D
6*4s 1947 with warrants
JolJ
United Steel Wks of Bur bach
s
14
1st & ref 5s 1947 Ser A
108*4
..
*
k
k
63
gl *4
98*4
78*4
65*4
k
k
65
65
*
63
Los Ang Stock Exch
Los Angeles Curb Ex
99
Louisville Stk Exch
Milw Grain & Stk.
k
k
k
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
67
78
29
250
523
21
lO'.OOO
10.000
f.loo
8.000
10,000
10.000
4,000
1,000
s
4,000
4,000
W0
tl.125
3.500
5.000
4.500
"150
73
Minn Oh of Comm.
26*4
Mlnn-8t P Stk Ex.
47
Montreal Stock Ex.
1/8O
New Orl Cotton Ex
500
5.000
New Orl Stock Ex.
Phlla Stock Exch..
70
206
2,300
30",656
115
600
4,500
5.000
65
St Louis Exchange.
50
4,500
4,000
1,000
10
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stk Ex...
San Fran Curb Ex.
49
75
300
300
100
Seattle Stock Exch I
63
5
94
Seattle Curb & M_ J
Toronto Stock Exch
62
27.500
Washington Stk Ex
I Wheeling Stock Ex
40
13
jf.ood
465
11.000
---
5*4
5
15
56
24
10
Walworth Oo 1st 6s 1945---A&O
Deb 6 *4 s'35 ser A with war A&O
800
8,550!
500
2,505
Plttab Stock Excb.
*/
,
J&D15
217
68
$2,200
17.500
6,000
20
Valvollne Oil 7s 1937
Vanadium Corp. of Amer.—
Without warrants
Ward Baking 6s 1937
550
2.500
17,500
6.750
35,000
89*4
69*4
44
*/ 11
*J
8
M&N
70*4
Oonv deb 5s 1941
A&O
Van Camp Pack.—6s 1948.A&0
Van Slyke & Horton 7s 1938
BxdLlifitf
Chicago Bd of Tr-1,549
Chicago Stock Exch U470
Cincinnati Stk Ex—
50
Cleveland Stk Exch
41
Columbus Stk & B.
12
Denver Stock Exch.
19
Detroit Stock Ex—
x90
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
z65
Hartford Stk Exch.
20
__
57
43
.J&J
6*4% serial notes 1934—M&S
% serial notes 1935.—M&S
% serial notes 1936—M&S
% serial notes 1937—M&S
% ser la notes 1938—M&S
% serial notes 1939...M&S
% serial notes 1940
M&S
3-yr 0% notes 1933
J&D
3-year 6% notes 1936
—J&D
U S Trucking Corp 5*4s '43..J&D
Universal Pipe & Raa 6s 36. J&D
Universal Winding Oo 7s *37.J&J
Valspar Corp.conv.deb6a'40F&A
Certificates of deposit..
n_
105
f 7s '51.A&0
N Y Stock Exch—1.375$150.000
38
27
,
21
64
28*4
18
11 *4
95*4
/ This price includes accrued interest, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian prices,
dividend seat«, 27 held by the Exchange,I eavlng 390 active
memberships outstanding,
are fixed.
No open market.
Original price $250. now $1,000
1 Book value.
limited to 90.
Exchange buys certificates in order at $450 when funds are available. *,90 Seats,
90.
*
Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
are
memberships
Western Newspaper Union—
Oonv deb «s 1944
F&A k
Westvaco Chlorine Products
97^
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953-J&J
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5s '49-M&S
——
W Va Coal & Co 1st 6s 1950- J&J'/
Western Elec deb 5s 1944...A&O
31*4
5%
79
101
80*4
sr.
37
45
1
,
18
105
100
107*4
Vertlentes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.J&D f
Certificates of deposit
fk
38
M&S
W Illys-O verland 1st 6*4» '83
101
8
5*4% notes 1937
M&S
Wayne Coal Co 6s 1937—-M&S
Wayne Pump Co—
I
Deb 6s w w 1948
J&D /
Webster O&O 1st g 5s *42 on M&SI
Wood (Alan) Ir & St 6s
30
dtinnes
m
101*4
Biscuit uf Am 6s '42-M&Ni
_
70
J.M&8
104
1013*
101*4
U S Radiator deb 5a 1938...F&A
U 8 Rubber—
65
Oorp—
M&S
F&A k
U 8 & British Internat Ltd—
Deb g 5s 1948
M&N
;
5% gold notes 1942
Southern Advance
81
33
„
Esch-Dudelange
55
38
32
103*4
101
A&O k 101*4
6s May 1 1942 Ser A
F&A
S f g 5s Feb 1 1935 Ser O A&O
Deb 5s 1945
—J&D
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947—M&S /
Un Tk Oar eq 4*4s 1934-36—A&O o
Union Term Coal Stor 6s '39.F&A
United
Slemans&Halske 10-yr7s'35—J&J
Siemens & Hal-Slem-Schuck—
Deb g
90
91
M&N
Coal Oo—
J&J
/
J&J|
Union Atlantic Oo 4*4s 1937M&N
Union Gulf Oorp—
I
Coll tr 8 f 5s 1950
—J&J
Union Oil Oo of California—
v
Corp—
Shreveport-El Dorado—
Pipe Line 7s 1935
Ulen & Co deb «• 1944.
42*4
Warren Bros Oo—
Oonv s f deb 6s 1941
Go—
Coal
8
Oorp 1st 7s '39 J&J..
Stpd (July 1930 coupon) 1939-'/
3*4
Oonv deb 6*4s 1943..M&N15]
Trumbull Steel s f 6s 1940.M&N
10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr M&N
16
76*4
Sheffield Steel 5*4s 1948—-M&S
Debs f 6s 1952
Truax-Traer
37
F&A
Shell Union Oil
Corp—
Deb s f 5s 1947
50"
35
70
28
29*4
104**
Oonv deb 6fl 1939
M&S
Warner Sugar Ref 7s 1941.-J&D
Warner Sugar
,
41"
37
10
—
18*4
18*4
Without warrants............
«...
40
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938.J&D
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
|
8 f deb 58 1938
15
J&D7
102
Swift & Oo 1st ■ f g 5s '44
J&J
98
10-yr 5% notes 1940
M&S
62
Taylor-Wharton I & S 6s '42M&S
1st & ref 7*4s 1946 Ser A..J&J
30*4
Telfcs (Leonard). Inc—
7*4s 1946 x-warr.
J&J
Temple Anth Coal 6*4s '44.M&S */ 3K
Tenn Coal 1 & RR 5s 1951..J&J
104
Tenn Coper & Chemical—
60
Oonv deb 6s 1944 ser B...M&S
Texas Oorp deb 5s 1944
A&0&
49
Thermold Oo 6% notes 1934 W&A k
Tobacco Prod 6*4s 2022...M&N
100*4
I'rl-Utilities Corp—
Oonv deb 5s 1979
1
...M&S /
Storage—
6s 1942
J&J
8t L Rky Mt & P 5s '56 stpd.J&J
St. Paul Un Stk Yards 5s '46 A&O
St.
114**
7
""44**
Warner-Qulnlan Oo—
|
100
M AN
St. Clair Furnace 1st 5s '39-F&A
Joseph Lead Oo—
Oonv deb 5*4s 1941
M&N
Bt Leuls Gas & Coke
Corp—
os.
;
I
M&S /
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
Sugar Blue BuuiDer Co—
J&J
Sink fund deb As 104*
Bid.
Bonds.
Warner Bros Picfc 6s 1939
M&S
Warner Oo 1st 6s 1944....-A&O
39
18
1937. A&O
Sugar Estates of Orlsnte—
Ask.
With warrants
J&D *
Studebaker Corp 6s 1942
Certificates of deposit
Ryerson (Joseph T) & Sons—
1st M s f 6s 1947
Bt Louis Refrlg & Cold
Bid.
6*4s 1943
A&O
Ruhr Housing 6Hs 1958
Ask.
62
37
98
1
Winnipeg Gr Exch_
45,555
9,100
-•
Sale price. " There
t Sale July 51932.
§ Prices of'Wheeling: stock Exchange
g
Membership of Ft. Worth Grain & Cotton Exchange is
67 outstanding,
y 80 seats, 68 members,
zl,
tea
s
areL^2/wS£S5«ItoS
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
(F R)
Oo
North. Mills.
iJfitj.t
15
Oo
04
10
Beacon Mfg
Preferred
(NB).I
106
Fine
'23*
30
pref.-100
22
31
Bigel-Sanf Garp't—1
Preferred
10b
23
24
Tremont &
%
cuui
6
M
Beene (Daniel)
Woolen
Mills—2t
Beeth Mfg (N
Troy
Preferred
Beott Mills (Mass).
Border O Mfg (Pit; .
Boss Mfg com
100
Boston Mfg pref.lot
Bsnrne Mills (FR>_,
Bristol Mfg (NB)_.
3l"
Gabot
71"
Mfg
1
473*
75'
1
1
11'
Mills. >100
City Mfg Co (NB)25
Oonn M com A
65"
1
•
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
II
1
I
-
1
1
1
1
I
lOo
—i
"63*
"73*
50
65
Puritan
75
II
•
t
35
r
r
643
r
4
Arcade Oottou
Arcadia
75
Mills
43'
40
r
82
com.
Preferred
-
43""
/
...
Notes
Cannon
Grlnnell Mfg (N B)
Hamiit W (Mass)—
Oalquola Mfg
80
55
40
"33*
29
30
42
Oowpens Mills.-.
Dallas Mfg (Ala) .100
Darl'g'n Mfg (8 O).
Drayton Mills
10u
Dunnean Mills—100
13
Aetna Casualty
46
48
163*
i83*
80
90
Oonn Gen....... 10
Lincoln Nat Life. -10
90
95
Travelers'
45
10
5
20
30
"henlx
pi u«t
.vlrinOa
13"
15"
Gaffney Mfg (S C)__l
Gainesville Cot Mills
Mills
3
20
N*"agan8®tt Mills
(F
43*
28
2
lot
Greenw'd OM(SO).
600
13
15
Grendel Mills
3§"
36"
Preferred
Hamrick
Mills
25
Old Line Life
Wisconsin Nat Life.
Industrial Cotton
inman
15
50
60
70
60
80
52
Preferred B...100
48
KIngiJ P) Mfg (Ga> I
28
Lancaster C M
Preferred
ion
15
Newmarket Mfg
52
33*
cms Co
Oxford Paper com—
$6 preferred
Pepperell Mfg (Me* r
Pierce Mfg (N B).
Pilgrim Mills._
Pscasset Mfg (FR)"'
,
Peeemah M (Prov).
Petomska M (NB).i
Pewdrell & Alex
t
Preferred
100
QiRssett Mills (NB) I
Preferred
iqo
_--~
10
97
100
40
85
70
743*
Marlboro Mills—20
10
60
Mills Mills pref
i
50
15
61)
50
30
Moliohon Mfg pref.
Monarch CM (8 O) 1
75
80
38
45
22
26
30
85
30
Mfs N C
Musgrove Mills
Newberry O M (SO)/
Ninety-Six Mills
Amer Alliance —.10
Amer Equit com
Amer Reserve..
fi
l(i
Ship..25
50
55
73
65
78
13
17
Knickerbocker
5
8
58
55
16
Piedmont Mfg (8 O)/
Poe, F W. Mig (SO)/
Riverside A Dan R»^
25
6% preferred
—
Lincoln
/Par
value
$100.
n
Nominal,
r
13
13
93*
iir-
£
15
16
103*
423*
142
%
Mexicana. .50c
363*
353*
Mlm-
1
6
100 k
35
K
Evans Wail Loau it*
6
7% preferred. .100 k
Federal M A rim
Preferred
3*
1
Falcon Lead
_
100
85'
95
100
56
7 5K
263*
263*
Gqldfleld Oonao
48
o5
Granby Cons M 8
153*
29
16
39
Power....
10'
Greene-Oanan»a_ 101
23
24
18
19
2
Hancock Cons
Hecla Mining
iiH
13*
%
3*
103*
103*
25
38
10
Mines
a
50c
31
63*
2A<
7
6
it
13*
23*
Merchants Fire Assu
Common
10
National Liberty..5
273*
313*
Northern—
sale.
13*
Dome Mines Ltd.(t)
133*
.
5
Canadian
price.
6
5
10
12 H
46
New York...
fcLast
15c
Goppei
Cop Range Con. 101
Preferred
45
22
14*
Eagle Bird Mine
Eagle Picb Lead..20
2.50
Fldellty-Pbenlx 2.50
Globe A Rutgers .25
Great American „li
Hamilton
fit
Hanover
"10
Home.
_5
Home Fire Secure. 10
Pacolet Mfg (8 O).
Preferred
100
Pickens Cat MIIIb
•in liquidation.
263*
New York.
Bankers A
20
373*
i'*«
Mining. —.25
1 >ome
Continental.
18
1.55
_
Uhilr Ooppr*;
Cusi
50
Preferred
Common
243*
New Orleans.
City of New York 10»
13
Orr OotM (8 0.100
k
53*
-
OreMOnConGMA** 1
45
50
Norris Cot Mills
35
7
1
H
Consol
_.l(t
14
10
40
400
ue*
Chief Consol Mln..l
Cliff
Ins
493*
13*
Como Mines
Pan Amer Life —10
78
60
M
83*
53*
50
Lydla Cotton Mills
Serial notes...
!•»»•
25
8
43*
35
Laurei.» C M (S f
7l"
„.5
\
Co
Oo
2.50
52C
<
13*
Aim
allaban
Cerro
Security
42
Central Am Mines.
American—
Firemen's
12
46c
1
^'»u
A
Calumet A
New Haven.
Limestone Cot Mills
22
<
Nor'west F & M
60
Muis
Preferred
45c"
25
Copper Min Cq..
Galif Copper Co.. 10
52
JudsonMills A pfiOO
(t)
MAC
Butte Cod at Z
'liitte
Newark.
45
25c
M
153*
Bwana M'Kubwa—
70
*
Mills, pref
23*
88"
Minneapolis.
11
20
BartavUle Cot Mills
Naumkeag (Mass)
83
50
i53*
83*
ill
atSulllva
N W National
40
ii
(iuuaer
7%
J*
Hawk Mines.
Black
Milwaukee,
2.00
1.95
gdad Copper
Firemen's
12c
263*
«•
....
Mining
Arnold
140
i
27
30
.Villus.
Ala.
Andes Copper
Louisville.
45
UOMBCtt
10
.1
Preferred.;
25
AnacondaOopMli 50
Louisville FlreA Mar
55
Gluck Mills
lie
26
.—
void
Ju
Minim-
Amer
Am Central Life._5i'
40
Granteville Mfg .100
ioo
100
Mi^Tigi.--
Gold
AlatJK»
395
Smelting
25
85
15
30
973
97
Altar Cons Mines...
95
20
77
7 % preferred
(llonwoftH
Pac Mills
(Mass) 100
f emaquld M
20
385""
Finish Oo
Florence Mills
98 J
Admiralty Alaska
29
40
Indianapolis.
Serial notes
10
32
Co (N H)
ioo
M (N B) t
Nyansa M
ioo
101>
27
10
A
Atlantic Mutual—
MINING STOCKS
A
11}
35
7
NenquJtfc
10
10
ion
29
Preferred
(Fire)
443*
573*
Aetna Life
Ragle
i0t
Steam Cot Co.100
Nelld Mills (N
B)..1
New Bedf'd Cot M I
463*
583*
1<
Surety
Easley Cotton Mills
Preferred
Enter
t
50
10
....
Nwhua M (N
H) 100
Preferred
ioo
Nat Fabric A Fin
100
45
48
Life Insurance.
20
50
Fairforest
NashawenaM
43
-It
Fire
National
Phoenix
22
Preferred
IQl
Middlesex Co (M)
Mehawk Carpet .20
R)
19
23
Preferred
Mills.101
CM»lk>—
Preferred
MARINE IN8UB
ANCE 8CBIP.
](:
Insp A Ins
18
Ml V. Wood
Mills
31
17
10
Fire
Hartford
47
~4H
Merchants Mill
Merrimack Mfg
(Mass)
29
Hartf Steam Boll
40
Lather Mrg (F
R)
Mansmet M (N B)"»
National
11
(Fire)
Automobile Ins
40
55"
Itowton Mills
...loo
Lockwood Co (Me* ,
Aetna
m
O ilumbus Mfg (Ga*
Converse (D E)-100
32"
133*
Hartford.
7
"5"
80
100
.—.50
20
Union
5
113*
5
Camden Fire
60
Ipswich Mills—-100
Preferred
loo
Corcoran
Fireman's
70
Clifton Mfg (8 0)100
Odnton Cotton Milk
3
I
American
100
60
40
IJUei
20"
Camden.
5
Preferred
Holmes Mfg (NB).j
Preferred
loo
17"
2*
Brooklyn—See N Y.
11
"o
81c
Sprlngf Fire at M.25
50
Miila
24
.1
Washington.
29
•v8
25
Onesuee
10
(Los Angeles).
474
7
76
449
100
Ohadwick-Hoskins
Oo
72 3*
_
Gl Falls Mfg
(JN H> i
27
27
If;
103*
Nat Llfo.lOO
Mass Bonding
40
Mill*
15
Springfield,Mass
59
72
Calhoun Mills
10
Pacific Mutual Lif
Occidental..
Boston.
40
4
10>
3%
25
12
22
<
Preferred
13*
Boston
Oolum
54
—
Preferred
11
600
65
8
50
10«
West Coast Life
500
35
7% preferred
Bibb Mfg
Brandon Corp A
Class B
General Cotton-—t
Gosnold M (N B) „t
9
20
35
Mig.-.
Beltou Mills (S O)
100
10u
Fidelity A Guaranty
Fire Oorp
10
10
120
bUnauiOUl
10
23*
10
Avondale Mills (Ala)
7
Fund
Home Fire A Mar»-
30
25
17
Calif-West State Life
Baltimore Atner_2.50
10
50
112
8an Francisco
Mills
Arkwrturht
8t. Paul, Minn.
....
Mlllf
10t
30
com
w
St. Paul F & M—2f
1
10
Preferred
8
Mo State
60
r
10'
5
10
-.10
Cent States Life.
Continental Life.
30"
21
I
1
233*
22
5
50
Life
St. Louis.
65"
112
..
10<
_
42
...
653
com(t
Preferred
1
4
(t)
Wash "ton.. 100
Biohmond.
ICO
Abbeville O M (SO)
AndersonC M (SO).;
100
19320
Prov
Virginia F at M—2f
10<
Preferred
1
53*
Rhode Island—(t)
Merchants
Firemen's
9
Mass Cott
55
100
Hit
Preferred
5
Provldenoe.
Baltimore.
47
\JU
45
43
Co..
101
2
10
15
47
105
50
13
DomlnText. Ltd_(t
60"
20
JLUiK
Victory
65
-
Pen mans.Ltd
1
Mfg (Me).100
/
mmBMM
45
lui
10'
Montreal Cottons
.
Preferred
I
Draper Oorp
100
Dwlght Mfg (Mass;_
Esmond M (R I).pfl
Everett M (Mass)..*
-
10
50
10
Southern Mills.
100
Da vol Mills (FB)..i
Preferred
10
INSURANCE
STOCKS.
Dartmouth Mfg
Carp (IN B)
Preferred
Falrb Mills
38
Fire
Ins Oo of N A
l
Preferred
Hoe
32
10
Casualty.-. 10
Pblla
Life
10
Reliance...
10
45
Buf'alo MM'-
Pre/erred
Common B
2nd preferred
^ontln'l M (Me) 100
Cornell Mills (FB).i
Dexdale
Association.. 10
75
Canadian Mills
Can Convert. Ltd
I
Oan Cottons.Ltd. 10>
Preferred
101
M (NB).i
Preferred
Winnsb'o Mills pf 10t
Philadelphia.
-
1
ii
293*
163*
10
Westchester
Woodslde Cot Mills.
l
5
5
26
States....10
Mfrs
Preferred-1
163*
443*
43*
85
Wallace Mfg Co
Ware Shoak Mfg 100
Weatfleld Mfg com.
Preferred
100
York
75
35
80
>-.
Preferred
1
ICO
1
Whitman
Charlton
14
Oommon
_
10t
101
10
Victor-Monag
1
1Tb
Wamsutta M (N B) (
Mills
97
Process common.
Union
Utlca Steam A Moh
Weetamoe M (FR)
(Jolted
2d pref
1
•
Suffolk
100
Cot
Ruyvesant
70
Southern Worsted pf
1
I
____
(Mass)
Val
17
Preferred
1
1
Utlca Knit Co—100
16
05
Cameron
•
1
15
1 Ml pref
Oot'n & Wool'n
Preferred
15"
Ins
share.
11%
Southern Franklin—
1
40"
Mfg (F R)
500
Union Mills——
33*
25
B)..i
100
1
""Ter
25
....5
Fire..
65
Spencer Corporation
Serial notes
SuncuoK
53*
Pacific
ftossla
Spartan Milk (8'
(Utlca)
Soule Mill (N B)_100
Stafford M (F R)—I
Stevens Mfg (F R)_l
50
(t)
I I I I Ill
,-=r
1
Co
5
20
26
Serial notes
«
1 1 111 1 1 1 1
Stocking
Skenandoan
Cotton
7
15
Bleachery
A Print Wks com.
Bid.
Par
18
10(j
Sibley Mfg «la).10<
i2
<F R) common 100
Preferred
100
27
•tooka.
Now York (Cone.)
tforth River
25
Preferred
Preferred
Mills pf—
Taber Mills (N B)_.I
Tborndike (Mass)—
Go
....
40
100
(N H)
Ask.
Per share.
Shaw
25
Bid.
Par
Southern
Sharp Mfg (N B)—I
Preferred
100
Shawmnt Cot Mills
25
50
Bates Mfg (Me)_10u
Spinning
Stocks.
Saxon Mills
12
100
Sagamore Mfg
(F R)
i—100
Salmon Falls Mfg
par
Arcadia M
▲lganauln Print—I
American Mfg__l0t k
Preferred
101 k
Amoskeag Mfg
Amoskeag Go pref..
Andraicog M (Me) J
Appleton Co (Masi)l
Arlington M (Mass)I
AM'*'' Textile Cob. _t
6% preferred
1
Berkshire
Ask.
Per share.
Rich Bordee Mfg
STOCKS.
Barnard
Bid.
Par
•toeks.
Per share.
TEXTILE MFG.
5
Sale
price,
11
51
x
Ex-dividend,
t Without
par
value.
Stocks.
Per
6
Homestake Min.lOf
Howe Sound v t c_5
Hudson Bay Mln
A Smelting
534
10
454
Warrants
Gap Copper .10 k
134
1
2534
85
Isle Boy ale Oop„2 6
Kennecott Copper. 1
134
21 34
Island Creek Ooal.l
Preferred
K
Kildun Mining
i
Louisiana L'd & Ex t
sAe
4934
134
----
4534
MclotyrePorcuplnefi
Copper..
5
A
l-?5
MiningOorp(Can)(t) r
Mohawk
1034
*
Moss Gold
1
"/s
4534
534
2.05
1134
N Y & Honduras
Rosario
35""
22
Newmont Mlnlrg.10
2634
Mines .>.5
5i%
(t)
3534
36
60c
65c
North
Butte.. ...It
Copper
._1C
Pacific Tin
Patlno
A
Pioneer Gold. Ltd.l
dH
334
1134
10
12
Park-Utah—
;
A
»
Antelope Mln
Quincy
Roan
,
.
at
—
Joseph Lead
1
lo
Seneca Cop iviin
|
Shannon
15c
1'
Silver King Coal
Slscoe Gold Ltd
5
So
/
\ui Gold a
Stand
Ter*k
1
Piaii.
r
M
Tonopah
Belmont.1 k
Mining.. 1
United Verde Rxtduc
Utah-Apex
Utah Copper Co
28
k
134
20c
1.50
:
6
It
31
7 % preferred
100
Prod A—(t)
Steel
25
Acme Wire v t C..25
Adams Express
3*
134
334
34
57
•
J*
68
173*
...(1>
7434
6934
w
34
1
3*
Supply Mfg—
(t)
Walker Mining....
k
I
Wend en Copper
k
'llWl
<SO«U_
50
100
Aluminum Co com. 1
6% preferred-
_
Ltd
e
RR st ocks.
137
13534
1233*
1034
1534
1534
153*
11
15
70
Amerada
323*
12
Bedford Tr (Bos) 100
(Delaware)
1
Agrlc Ohem—
(Conn) com—.(t)
$6 cum pref—(f)
(t)
Business K E Tr (B)l a
15
420
City RET (C)..500 a
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston)
1 a
Devonsb Bldg Tr(B)J a
300
Preferred
East Boston Co (B).
Essex St Tr (Bost).l
Factory Bldg Tr (B)J
Fifty Associates (B).
Hotel Tr (Boston). J
Kimball Bldg Tr(B)l
New Orleans Land 10
5
...25
Preferred..—10«
Amer
a
25
a
10
a
a
1000
25
a
15
(t)
Am Caramel..—106
106
Preferred
Am
Chain com__(t)
■tk warrants)..106
Oslumbla
Casualty Phlla.10
Empire Title&GulftO
FHelltv A D (Md 20
Guar Title & Mtge__
Home Title Ins (N Y)
Internal Germanic.
Kentucky Title Co
^
eferred
100
Lawyers' M Go
20
Lawyers Title &
Guaranty
100
Lawyers Westchester
Mtge. & Title. 100
Maryland Oas Co. 2
a
par
Purchaser also pays
value.
21
23
100
—25
Color type.. 10
am
"53*
1
4
3
10
cum.
Equities Co.. 1
1<IM
t£&pit)tte
103*
34
3
3
"5"
234
;
3
11334
12"
203
*14 S
100
Prod. 1
3534
3234
36
34
Bancroft(J) A Sons t
Preferred
100
Barker Bros
-(T)
634% pref
100
"834
Barnsdall Corp
Class A voting
Amer Hosiery
2<
(t>
6% non-cum pflOO
834
15
8
23*
accrued dividend,
:'
k Last sale.
4034
44
I Par value SI00.
^
5
Bayuk Cigars.....T
7% 1st pref—.100
n
Nominal,
r
sf*
Com class
3
Vot
334
tr
ctfs-.(t)
27
Bush Term Oo com 11 /
263*
334
25
78
85
7% debenture-100
Bush Terminal
Bldgs pref
101)
Butler Bros
-.20
Butler (James) —10
46
26
Byers (A M) com.
Preferred
93*
3
5
13
1334
Cannon
2
3
16
95
43*
3234
33*
1834
Preferred
30
853*
Canadian price;
3034
I*
100
Wire
A
(t)
Class B
(t)
Canadian Bronze (t)
Preferred
10'
Canadian Oar A F (t)
Cable A
Preferred
25
r
Preferred
30
25
r
11
r
20
r
98
6
r
r
Canad Celanese..(t)
AX
15
2434
100
Can Fair bank pf.lOi
834
734
634
Can Dry Glng Ale 5
Canada 88 Lines..t
Canada
834
20
5534
2lB
(t)
Canada Cement. 106
Preferred
10'
40
*534
_
Wyant &
Fdry.-(t)
Campbell
51"'
30
93
I*
25
Cable RadioTube(t)
Calif Pack < 1fwp
25
934
434
334
t
234
934
5634
47
8
.100
3
2
234
334
(t)
Butterick Oo
40
if*
100
Preferred
463*
4
3034
/
i*
B.._lt)
24
k
1834
.m
Ltd—
Am dep receipts
Burns Bros com Alt)
Vot tr ctf—(t)
7% cum pref. .100
Burr Add Machine (t)
'2534
.
—
1
com
Warrants..
2534
33*
OorplDeL 4
of N F1
Jfc
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
Babcock A Wil.-AOu
Ualahau A Katx—
Vto
..-25
Preferred
100
Baldw Loc Wks.(t)
r>rpfArreri
.100
iuOe.lOu
Preferred
100
Bamberger (L) at Oo
6V*% pref..
.100
334
1834
134
*3 50copv pref (t)
' Burco Inc
r
V
ft
25
Aviation
Bond rights
Watch
23
21
(t)
l7Vs
.
88.16
234
23*
J
Bainmurt
9
534
2634
-.
434
1
100
Powder
Leath(t)
Preferred
i|S;
58
Aviation 8ec
3
2
Rub..50
Amer Hard
Amer Ice Go
234
573*
20
Amer Po ne
1034
27
10
Am Hid-&
10
223*
234
57
«.»»•
Bulova
634
53
(t,
(t)
Budd Wheel
BuUardOo—
2134
43
30
26
Refln'g—26
Plywood—(t)
Preferred
99
com—20
Am Hardware
"iVs
Atlas
Oommercla
Am-Hawaiian
134
Atlas
934
Burma Corp
Atlantic
Atlas Tack
OyanamldA(t)
L)ept Stores, .it
oraf 7 °7r
10i
Amer
Am
~43*
234
31
...
2
40
100
Preferred
50
Buckeye Pipe L__5<
"734
40
(tl
SS Lines
118
7% cum pref.. 10'
$234 conv. pref..6
Budd (E G) Mfg_(t,
Preferred
1CK
134
133*
Atl Coast Fisheries.f
Atl Gulf <fc W inu
.
10
Bucyrus-Erfe Oo.K
20
dep rets ord
registered —£1
Austin, Nlch A Oo_t
Prior A.
(t)
Auto Vot Machine(f)
American Dry Ice30
pref
23*
45
6
•L34
2d pref
..TOO
Assoc El Indus, Ltd
6
(l
434
6
G'ds. 1
—100
Auburn Automob
1st
20
ist
Dry
20
Alcohol
Am
Assoc
(t
(t)
B
4
Corp..—(f)
4634
Class B
Title
403*
134
1334
534
334
634
Brunswlck-BalkeCollender
(1
Preferred
10(
43*
234
50
17
70
apparel
Industries
(t)
14
Amer
Class A
Brown Shoe
74
4
1
45
Amer
(Washington) —6
Commonwealth-
.
120
Preferred
234
..
t
Amer
89
Oerp
135
234
2o34
Amer dep rets..
Preferred
Associated Rayon (t)
&
27
Brown Co 6% pf-100
Brown Fence & Win
1143*
13*
Com
5
Arnold, Constable 5
Cigar..——100
Amer Coal
6
434
90
42
133*
fooreg*
Ordinary bearer «
British Celanese Ltd
175
23*
4934
1634
Associated Gil
v
14
Registered
6
26
93
134
1434
Coupon...
Brit-Amei
23*
26
26
100
Preferred
31
Pref (with commn
Am
OltySD(Alb.NY) 100
44
2934
953*
8934
28
106
Preferred
Am Chicle—
TITLE GUARANT EE &
SAFE DEPOSIT 8T OCKS.
2
Bond A M Guar..20
86
Chicago T A Tr.100
4034
133
Am Car A Fdy.. 11
13*
2
Canadian
Properties
a
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd
81
Am
101
Am Can
20
113*
t
...
Preferred
1234
2)3*
associated
Am Brake 8b A F
Common
33
OemOl B
Arundel
56
Cent Bldg Tr (B). Ja
Chic R E Trus's 1000 a
95
5
72
(111)—
13
-10'
Preferred
25
1(M 1
1
t
1434
4134
1134
5734
23*
1334
Am Bev'ge Corp -.5
American Booa..lO«
Bristol Brass.
7% pref
5
Art Metal Works..5
41
21
Bristol-Myers
33*
10u
4
Preferred..6<
Am Beet 8ugar ..(t
13*
634
(t>
(t)
10
Oo ot Del
Preferred.
30
American Arch.,
2^
A.
A
Cla
25
106
(00
2
Am Bank Note—L
38
Tef«rr>d
24
11
15
cl
K
Mfg
"2""
165
7 % x>r*r
«
Art Metal Constr.10
40
45
51
2%
(t)
Art loom
35
21
Brlllo
.
253*
Berkeley HotelTr (B) I
143*
Bright Star El B.(t)
Class
11
P W Papei
(t)
Archer-Daniels Midt
253*
Bd of Tr Bid Tr (C).(
Bos Gr'd R T Tr (0)1
Boston Wharf Co..la
Apex Elec Mfg
9
.
8)
Armstrong Cork.
Amer
6%
_
J
2034
(t>
$6K conv pref (+
Anchor P A Fence (t)
40
Amer Agrlc Ohem—
Per share
86
116'
12
20
134
O.(f)
393*
'orp
Hotels..
preferredpreferred
Bridgeport Mach (t
Brlggs Mfg_.
.(T
Brfggs A Strat.ton < +
1134
OemOl A
6
3
Bilt
First
Second
6
Anchor Cap. ;.
Armour A Os
23
70
Bowin
25
Wringer
(t
Pap v t C..1
Wr
36 pref v t c—(t)
Aroiuur \
2334
100
Preferred
Botany Cons M. AfiO
Bourjols, Inc..__(t)
1534
334
50
lOt
A
1034
25
Brni Corn
Arcturus Rad Tube
54""
27
7%—50
Traveler Corp...
Woven Hose
& Rubber com_(t)
82
1034
(Mass).(f)
90
6
ao
Boston
9
10'
Preferred
64""
6234
inn
L.eathoi
18
Anheuser-Busch. 100
warrants.
Preferred
km Wool
I in
32
Class D warrants.
83*
106
Preferred
Amer
45
Amai
114
Type Found, (f)
Preferred
18
3%
Class O
Kb
85
25
10<
Preferred
IVi
100
7% pref-
Amer Wind Glass
6% nref
Yukon Gold
5
Zenda Gold Mining.
Common B
30
t
26
Borne, dcrymser.
Boston-Herald
74
334
8134
B
Common
Borden Oo
3934
1334
6334
105
15
'
Am Tobacco com .25
10
60
10<
..
62
103
pref ...6
Anaconda W &
(t)
..—
Preferred
113*
American Stove.100
53*
..10
Common
59
36*
66
Borg-WamerOorp in
22""
213*
5
Brass
50
39
Am
1534
7634
Bohn Refrlg pref. 100
Bon Ami com A
(t
64
106
Thread
03*
38
tui
(H C) com.t
7% 1st Dref... 10(
106
F"dries_(t.
Preferred
85
&
Allied Mills Inc-(t)
Alils-Uhaiiners Mfg
63
483*
.26
10(
Am
10
16
—..
pr«f
10'
Am Sum Tob
uj?<
a
uuom
Corp
13*
second pf-100
Aaa Steel
.
:
Brewing
Inc I % pref
im
68
Bohack
334
163*
134
4634
8234
463*
Am Sugar Refg..lOl
Preferred..
106
234
Alles & Fisher__._(t) k
Aluminum
Wright Ear greaves
Mines
(t)
Bos RET (Bos). 100
Bos Stor W*h'se (B)./
6%
106
Alexander inn us—
8 <7, oartlr nr '.100
Allnttli
17""
lis
.
Am Snuff
2
-
Bohn Aluminum A
vtc.t
Amer Shlphldg
(t)
Amer Ship A Oora(t,
AmSinelt A Refg .O
5
10434
.(t)
Corp—Se
37
1434
8
8
Mfg...lO
Air^Way Electric
Appliance
< *'
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
Alleghany
It*
36
Sorew -1.
54
134
234
234
734
334
'J
-it)
Reduction,
1
134
13*
..
KuOOr"
lit*
53
tiasor (+>
%
13
60
.10
Bloomingdale Bros. 1
Pref cum 7%.-100
Blumenthal (S)—
Common
(t)
16
112
American Stores... t
Aetna Brewery
Agfa Ansco
133*
75
(t>
(t)
com
Preferred..
5
&
Amer Seating
134
Ainsworth
Radiator
Elec Co..6
2d preferred.
Stand 8<r nit. —(t
3334
5634
Blaw-Knox Co—(t)
Bliss (E W) C«
t
20
14
(I)
Preferred
2
43*
7% cum pref
100
Am Rolling Mill
25
6% pref ser B.10U
Preferred
834
534
100
Glass h
Blauner's
16
56
5i
(t)
Am Safety
Blrtman
28
134
.
?% cum pref. .100
Billings A Spen
26
1934
7234
1134
&
Potash
Co inc.
26
.(f)
II*
(f)
Preferred
7034
834
Meter...t
industrial
common-(t)
Rest A
134
19
Preferred
AlDha Portl Oem_(t>
.95
Albany Tr (BOaClUO
32
Prod_.(f)
American
«3*
it
-HO
Preferred
7%
134
334
13*
.90
SEAL ESTATE TR
A LAND 8TOOK8
Bethlehem Steel.
334
33*
Loan
Am Salamandra—10
Distilling Co
r
(t)
534
9
100
Addressugraph Multigraph Corp.. 10
Allien
6
45c
134
% Tor
Ventures Ltd
>
100
783*
334
Acme
Allied
2
1
Utah Metal
4
33
Straus
.
1.45
30c
Tom Reed Gold—.
Tonopab
I*
27,
334
73*
13*
3*
634
Silver-Lead. 1
Wiii?hw<
63*
Amer
1.75
534
Affiliated Prod— (t)
§*
6
Shattuck Denn
1.50
106
%
1634
13
7% preferred-.100
air
2634
K»
2634
134
Ltd. Amer shares.
St Anth Gold M
134
134
37
93*
334
1434
Benson & Hedges (t)
Ohem
AbillOJ Pow 4t pay.
Anliia
Creek—
Pocahontas
Premier Gold M
1534
434
43*
..
Abercrombie & Fitch
Aero
VTIne«»
15
Pneu Serv—kc
Amer
74
Piano A Plan—100
2034
2034
Psnd
19
Aeolian-Weber
(t)
Oonsol
100
Fdy.t
(t)
1st preferred
Preferred.
80
'd.10
>atrif»s
Advanue-Rumely (t)
■
com
i
7yc pf w
12
8
--(f)
Mines
Enterprise
Abbotts Alderney
Adams Miliis
5lc*
Old Dominion 0«_2'
Amer
Abbotts' Dairy
Preferred
5% preferred
Nlpisslog
Noranda
Ohio
Beneficial
6% preferred- .100
Acetol
1
23
Bendix
55
Maracaibo_.l
American
(f)
13
333*
Vot trust ctfs_.(t)
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
Aviation
83*
1
12
& Met
Am Maize
c
t
v
54
Preferred
Amer Mach A
Amer
Belding Hem'way(t)
13
75
65
Bellanca Aircraft—
3234
Machinery ....20
Locomotive.)
Amer
"33*
134
6
share.
61
20
1
Common
Amer News
50c
~~~Pei
li*
72
25
.
43*
100
Laundry
Am Mach
Cream.
Beech-Nut Pack
Amer Metal Co
6034
59
-
173*
1634
2
pf-50
Wash Cons Tit
Abraham
101
V,' v :'
l'ruat
A
Guar
Title Gu Tr(StL) 100
6% pref
New Jersey Zinc.>25
New Blver Oc
100
.
...
USFldelAGu(Md)
"23*
MotberlodeCoal a(t)
Preferred
5
New York Title &
Bid.
Par
7% preferred .100
9
83*
Oorp.(t)
Preferred
Amer
13
22
1
M
Foamlte
1
of New Vork—20
1634
15
Magma Copper <Jt 10
Mayflower Old Ool 20
Miami
3
Beatrice
40
25
(t)
4m Intern Corp..(D
Amer-La France
Amsterdam
Title
5
2734
"434
4
Kirkland Lake Gold 1 k
Lake SO Mines Lmi
Amer IG Ohem A
1234
Stooka.
AsT^m
Per share.
Mortgage Corp. 10
11
34
b k
Lake
err
New
365
Casualty (u«lt>
Inspiration Ooni
Conner
.>2(1
Mining.,1
Internatl
Iron
303*
1034
Nat Title Guar
10
(t)
Bid.
Pat
Per share.
Mtge Bond A Tltl6
com
(t)
Nat Surety Co... 10
103*
345
30 34
Stooka.
Ask.
Bid.
Pa>
share
1034
Homager Mines
Stocks
Ask.
Bid.
Par
95
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
INDUSTRIAL
oct., 1933.]
104
r
80
■■-17
2734
109
....
.9
3534
8934
s Sale
price,
x Ex-dividend,
t Without
INDUSTRIAL
96
Stocks.
Per
Claaa
Oarlb Syndicate. .26
Carman & Co A—(f)
Carnation Co,... (t)
7% pref
;
i oi i
Carrier Corp
Case
(J
d
Stpd ctf
Preferred
9%
(+)
300
Vot truat
.
cti—(j)
•
lit preferred
97 pref
Central Agulrre
44
19%
44%
X
104 X
105
75
78%
3%
2%
5
(i, k
(f) k
19
62 X
47
.
33
34%
1
Centrifugal Plpe.._t
Century Bib Mills. 1
3
4
OX
75
Preferred
10C
Oerfn-Teed Prod-.i
7 % preferred—10(
Champion Coated
Paper
101
Preferred
10t
Oont'l Oil
(t)
Cord Corporation—5
Corn Prod Kefg..25
Preferred
100
Josden OH
1
Com ctfs of deposit
71
111
10
16%
89
18
12%
22%
5%
1\H
5
_
fi
(♦>
1st preferred
Crown-Zellerbach
m
Voting trust ctfs..
Class A
(+)
Voting trust ctfs..
Preferred
Preferred
(+)
Olovei d CuarrieslOl)
Cleve Tractor
(f)
GJevUnStk Yards, t
OoalVlOO
Aluminum, (t) k
eauou^..!
loo
0*Cf-Oola Co.—__t
OocaTolaln'ternl (t)
Cuban-Am Bug
&
69
51
"l
1%
1%
3
1%
5%
3%
8
9
X
1
24
24
3
3%
10
7%
8%
10
9
Peet
0&TSSs£T.
.
Colt
s Patent
Fire
Arms Mfg
26
Columbia Baking!, t
*7 1st pref
f
2nd pref.
°°^Wa Inc
B'casting
System
A
7%
f
4
Federal Moi
Aircraft.(t)
20%
85
Diamond Match, (t)
40
50
9
Preferred
...26
Diamond Shoe—
2
.3%
^warrants) ..100
Mach v t c
Oonde Nast
l
Congoleum-Nalrn
t
Pub."(t)
Preferred
loo
Congress Cigar... V
f
S2Sf°!AutoMervtc
Consol Car Heat.luu
Com Cigar
Corp. (+)
2S5pJdww-ioo
»%%
pfex-warlOO
4®SS-ril!5
t
Con»Laundries.. ft)
Oorp._(f)
Consol oil
10
(Marshall)
21
30%
li"
12
14"
19%
19%
Foilansbee Bros.
Food Mach'y
"
(f)
25
25%
40
48
Ford Co Ltd—
Guar Tr rets..
i
3%
9%
20%
60
(f)
Bdge.100
Dominion
81
84"
25
Preferred
100
Domln Rubb pf.100
25
95
39%
37%
94%
35%
10%
12
3%
22%
6
Dow Chem com
8
8%
%
44"
40
8%
48%
48%
30%
3%
8%
2%
13%
8%
49%
49
55
3%
8%
2%
13%
2%
18%
64%
Preferred
16
66
Conv pref
Foster Wheeler.,
(tj
)
17 conv pref... (t )
Fostoria Glass ...10(
Foundation Co
t
t
48
50
Dresser (8 R) A___t
Class B...
f
Driver Harris Co 100
10
11
4%
6
14
55
.....
Foreign shs A..
Foundation Co(C
%
7%
Dunhlil Internet.(t>
DuplanSilk
t
8% cum pref.. 100
DuPont (E I) de N
%
1%
14%
)
) r
18
li"
12%
3%
4%
conv
pref.10 0
Fuller (G A) Co—
Pa^rtlc pref
(1 )
2d preferred
t
Gabriel Co. clA... \
Gamewell Co
(1 )
10
Gar lock Pack..
Gen Alloys Co
General
83%
,
18
)
1(1
)
26
(t)
Hahn
Dept Sts__(t)
6%% conv pf.1'00
3
%
■'
—
.
—
•
43
42%
130
k
16%
4%
"5%
41
37
%
X
"2"
"2%
1
150%
2
3
23
53%
54%
19
23
40
43
5
4%
20
25
Hale A Kiiburn—
Preferred
]On
100
Hall Lamp com__(t)
Hall (W S)
Hammer mill
100
10
8%
9%
65"
5i^
4%
4%
4%
6
30
27
Paper
Common
Preferred
...10
77%
...
Hanley Page Ltd
Am dep rets pt pf
2
Hanna
20
13
9%
11
2%
4
19%
21
16%
20
(M AJ ist
97 cum. pref.
(f)
Happiness Candy
Stores class A
Harb-Walk Ref—
14
2
31%
32
16%
6%
16%
84
80
%
t
%
t
lOf
li*
89
10
%
Hart, Scbafiuer &
Marx
101
Hat Corp class A—1
16%
2%
18
10
20
Common
Preferred...
1%
11%
American
Transportation.. 5
Gen
Corp
96 pref.
16
1
70
(1 )
t
101
Printing v to
10
Hamilton Watch.(t)
7
%
D
Gardner Denver
Preferred
19%
Preferred
70
15
Freeoort Tex Co " l 0
• irum>«
Preferred
I4
)
;
44%
44
leiod
Preferred
preferred „100
-
50%
„
0%
.(t)
Gulf States 8fl__
12
%
%
110
103%
ion
com
%
1%
5%
4%
)
104
5x4.
A
17
k
IS*
reif Bros Cooperage
.14
U%
k
35
38%
26
West Sug.(t)
rrlgshy
.
26
Pap
10
13%
....
134%
124%
32
100
"2%
t
68
4
Preferred
reat
15%
131%
122
100
4
14%
s
100
1%
+
19
100%
Preferred
100
Drug, Inc
.10
Dubilier Cond'ser (f)
8%
59%
t
com..
Preferred
70
5%
13%
100
Draper Corp
"8"
6
28
Tea
Pac
Preferred
freat Nor
Fox Film—
13%
(f)
Drug
65
112
1
100
Preferred
Dow
14"
60"
Textile...(t)
Preferred
100
Douglas Aircrf ._(t)
Douglas Shoe pf.100
22%
102
113
r
Dominion Steel
A Coal B
Dominion Stores, (t)
Domln
10 k
com..
A
9
)
_
Atl
Non vot
freyhound Cor,
8% preferred. -(t)
)
Class A.
4
Telephone Pay
Gulf Oil
14
16%
ray
27%
5
21
24
100
)
24%
Dom Coal pref. .100
Preferred
25
26
j
)
28
Glass. 100
50%
100
3
2%
7%
4%
15%
24%
(W T)
(f)
Knight..t
ft Lakes Tow
4
52
10%
t
6% Dref
Flour Mills of Am
,
27
8
rant
Station
72
3%
10
)
9
ranite City Steel H
ft
%
23%
%
21%
_
Dixuu (j) Oruc__100
Doehler Die-Cast (t)
89
96
09%
)
49%
0 k 112
Flsbman (M H)~_~_.
6
ft
55
I
8
$6]
3
58%
52
Distillers Corp-
35%
30
92
)
Distillers Co Ltd.£l
Preferred
Preferred
16%
9%
10
69
2%
raton A
D
15%
Seagrams.
V
8%
21%
24%
24%
94%
37%
35%
2%
5th Ave Bus Sec
Filene's Sons
80%
——
21%
2%
19%
9%
60
5
c
)
20
9
Hosiery (voting) _t
12
Field
20"
19%
6%
2%
Enamel
)
Flat Am dep rots..
Fidelio Brewery
I
Dictaphone com.(
Preferred
lw
DIGiorglo Fr't. units
Dominion
t
25
6% % pref (with
90
ser t
24%
29%
(non-vot)t
19%
70
106
18
93 pref with war
9
D
30"
105%
IX
8
j
25
104
r
26
2%
%8
89%
100
25
7
Co
1%
%
3%
t
Det Sc Olev Nav-_60
Devoe
A
Reynolds
Inc 1st pref... 100
Class A
29%
12%
(t)
..100
r
2%
23
1
StkYda.it)
100
1%
24%
Oompo Shoe—
4
28%
Preferred
61
of
R
k
1
)
4
Ferro
Preferred
Detroit
—
liH
R
3
\
t
(t)
(t)
of
pref.
97 1st pref
foodyear T A
oodyear T A
Canada com
-
6%
6
)
rr..(fj
32
A
com—
'
24
t
Colin
Derby O & Ref com
1%
23%
conv cl A.
.60
Comm 1 Invest
Tr t
Faultless Rubb
8?"
Dfd.t
pfd
Tire
California
16
1%
2%
_
Rubber
%
Decker (A) St
Common A
80
t
8%prefcT^::26
5%% cum pref 100
6%
pf
)
Fedders Mfg A...(t)
)
conv
Preferred...—100
18
—
13%
6%
8
96 cum
foodyear
9%
95
name to
Pacific East .Corp.
fold Dust Corp v t
vtct
5
10%
23
2%
15
fol iiitAiiSachaTradl
75
13
5
4%
(f)
7
V
)
8%
Class B
6
"■v*".
2%
(t)
Oansol Aircraft
5
90
3%
2%
1
) r
2%
85
14S
2
1%
7%
60
9
3
...IlO0
Change of
Players
96
Debennams Sec—
/
Amer shares
y_
(t)
c
com.
Famous
95
6
70
"4%
l
Falstaff Brewery.
35"
2%
5%
18%
1
50
22
82
7%
JL
50%
1%
30
Denv Un
14%
15%
4%
4%
6%
'ajardo Sugar
85%
5%
1
Preferred
10
t
!
15
4%
3
20%
7
.
105
4
13
10
;■
4
3
Fairbanks
30~~
14
80
90
A:
14%
t
prior pref .100
7%
"
■
15
100
i
8
■
80
$8 cum pref
u*
pref.
Preferred
33
7%
)
Cutler Hammer
2
8%
lidden Co
9
1
12
170
59"
27
5
46
93
50
118%
8%
,
1%
4%
2%
4%
t%
t
_(+)
Darby Petroleum (f)
Davega Sts Corp..6
Davenport Hos'y (fV
_
Kl""
51
T.( )
Exch Buff Corp...
Fair (The) Chic... r
18
pref—(t)
cum
16
part
(SM) Dali
7% preferred
48
l
95
lll%
1( J
Oushman's Sons_..i
51
cum
Preferred
28
25
74%
.26
.100
preference...20
fibson Art
(t
filbeit (A C)
(t
23
^
38
5
OurtissWrightCorp 1
1%
<p?«ft2lSL551x00 •loo
-ITfiferred
ion
92
k
pf A
enm
Emerson's Bromo
45%
16%
60
2%
A
14
70
3
23
8%
28
.(f)
Tire A Rub
6%
90"
k
5
7% preferred20
DeForest Phonofilm
87%
48%
?
Evans Prod
1%
7%
o<?'::"{|§
Conv pref opt
Oomm Solvents
Ely Walker D G_.
1st preferred..]
2d preferred—!
60
30
Cuneo Press
(t)
Curtis Pub com._(t
87 preferred., .(f)
Conv
1%
]
7
19%
91%
86%
1%
2%
5
18%
%
40
"2%
38
tc.__ +
v
ren
2%
Preferred
preferred
len
7
Evans
20
7l%
t
(f)
Theat Equlpt
Conv pref v to.(t)
43%
L
36%
22%
Pack
$6
r
li
1
5%
72
1C0
Vot tr ctfs
3
2%
42%
Eureka Vac Clean
Deep Rock Oil
Sc Ref 7% pf-.lOO
Deere & Co com
(f)
6
35
4
)
i
Preferred
feneral Refrac
.88
3%
Equtt Office Bldg(
Eureka Pipe L..l(
100
Preferred
5
*7%
82%
38
7
10%
flf
34
16%
lQ14
)
3
:
Elec Stor Batt
3%
t
10
Co
Cuban Tob
Oolgate-Palmolive-
Colo & G v t
Columbia Pic
1%
9%
19%
26
ion
2}°rex Chemical, (f)
_
6
(t)
(t)
.
rr
w
5%
*
.
17
14%
1%
10X
.
com
fen Steel Cast com |
9%
5
34
100
15
L) Oo-.(t)
eq co com. (t»
Claude Neon Lt
l
Oleve Cliff, iron—"
Color Pictures
4%
t
3%
3
Ex-CeU-0 A A
(t)
Class A pref
(t) k
Class B pref—_(t) k
Crucible tfieel.—lOO
41%
18%
15
City Stores
ooiiim
..
41%
t
Vot tr ctfs
14
65
fft of with
35%
(t)
40%
16%
(f)
15
7%
37%
Crown Cork Int A(t'
Crown O'k Sc Seal (f)
to.
6%
11
Electric Boat..
Elec A Musical—
Indus Am shs
87
(f)
fen Paint Corp A
t
Magnet'
Preferred
139
9
(})
v
Class B
preferred
1( 0
Eltlngon Schild __( )
6%% 1st pref.II »
Electric Auto-lite ( )
87
Cuba
10
Corn
6%
J*
Outdoor—
Advertising A
22%
19%
12
pref. .100
Y*
4
Elsemann
3
Preferred
feneral
31
109
Motor«..10
pref.
1
16
14"
1
(t)
Badlo
Publish'g
cum
5%
57
2%
15%
9%
86%
83
Brewing
6%
feneral
)
6%
4%
6
78
?6%
23%
60
.100
Foods Oorp.(t)
feneral Mills
i
1
Elgin N Watch
Preferred
7%
Ilioo
Preferred
17
100
Crowell
cum pf.,100
i
12
Special 6% stk.10
Flreprooflng_.1
45
40
Easy W Mach B_(' )
Eaton Mfg Co
t,
Economy GroceryO ) k
Crown-Willam Paper
(Cleveland)
Oiuett.
11%
Crowley Milner__(t)
Crown Cent Petrol
(f
Orosley
pref..f
Preferred...
7
29
Croft
85
2 ** "testing-.100
Club
6%
3
..5
com
Cudahy
Ollnchfield
128
28%
10%
5%
1%
8%
17%
10
128
City Auto Stamp, (f)
(5
125%
100
Preferred
RP L'nen
1st pref...]
7<%
36%
19
at
"In Un Stir Yds
Clark
)
$3.50 cum pref.
Eastman Kodak— 1
Preferred..
If ft
36
11
2
*eH°w Uab__i
Chlckasha Cot 0.10
JH%
ien
8%
1%
100
Creole Petrol
16
DnSt Yd itpd.101
Preferred
101
OhicPneu Tool ..(f)
Preferred
Chrysler Corp
105"
Preferred
100
Cream of Wheat
t
98 X
Ohllas Co com._
io5"
Eastern
10
Edison Bros Sts—
136%
Crock-Wheeler ._(t)
~4%
conv
0
Preferred
6
*1*
Preferred
ien
26
9
Daily News "(t)
4%
64
Am dep rets ord£l
17
Preferred
4%
1%
61%
iSH
li*
8^
w w.t
85
68
106
8
1
)
9%
conv A pref
80
Oheaeor gh Mfg. .26
Chestnut A Smith..
0
9
15%
30%
108%
19%
11%
leneral Electric, (f)
Courtauds Ltd—
90
Oberry-Bur Corp ft)
Preferred
100
"5"
24
CorroonA Reyus(t)
Crane (Jo
32
"3"
ilH
16$
(Del)... 6
Preferred
Coty Inc
28
4%
5
(f)
5
63%
Mot-.l
pf A
5%
5%
5
An
e&a
10
Cooper Bessemer. .1
cum
.
Class A
5
Preferred
$6
25
1
8
7%
Oont Wd Screw com 10
$3
Per share.
4
General Cable—.(t)
Hosierypreferred
I
uval Texas Sulp
Eagle Lock..
...
7% pref
100
len Cigar common 1
1
Oont Dlam'd Fibre. 6
03
15
T%
%
6% prior pref.100
7% 1st pref...100
Container Corp A.20
Class B...
t
Oont Bkg A (vot) (t)
Class B (vot)__(T)
Pf(8%)(non-v) ion
Continental Can..20
Continental
Bid.
Par
6^
Vot tr ctfs.com. (t)
3*
3
Special pref
]0«
Charts Corp
(t)
Checker (Jab Mfn.o
ay*
_r
Stocks.
Durham
Consumers Go com 5
2
18
Associates
(f)
Central Airport .(f)
rfuuc
19 X
I*
7% F'Ci
to
pref
_..!()(
Celluloid Corp ...15
*3%
68%
76%
70
Ooi.lOO
>
Chic
10%
mi
Caterpillar Tract, (t)
OelaneseOorp
(f)
7% 1st part pf.100
7% prior pref. 100
Celoiex Co com .if)
CWc
17"
reside
Ask.
Per share.
Consol Theatres Ltd
Co
lull
1(J(J
Case Lockwood A
Bralnard
7
15
87
Consol
17%
15%
4%
4
1%
1%
Consol Boyal Oil. 10 k
60
17 X
14
(})
B
145
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
share.
125
58
Canadian Gen El 100
Preferred
60
Can Indua Alcb. (t)
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
Ilartman Tob
•
17%
99
Consol Betail Sts
t
8% pf with war 100
100
106
2
1%
10
A Co com
Deben
75%
__20
stock
__
10C
110
75%
115%
Aspn cou.
Gen Aviation
.1 0
Corp.
1
6
15
7
3
15
107%
14
104
t
5
6
5%
I-
k I ast sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian
price,
s
Sale price,
x
Ex-dividend,
t Without
par
value.
..
6%% cum pref
with warr
100
Hathaway Bak A(t)
Preferred
(f)
Hayes Body
t
Haytlan Corp of Am
5
10
20
30
Hasel-Atlas Glaas.26
8% preferred..100
73%
IX
1%
2
75
Oct., 1933.]
Stocks.
INDUSTRIAL
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Stocks.
3%
4%
5^
.
.
10
Kinney (G R) Inc..t
Preferred
I0f
Kirby Petrol
ft)
41 %
104
15 %
18%
Amer shares
7%
20%
Preferred
Kresge (8 8) Co—
Com (vot)
It
7% preferred.. 100
Holly Sug Co
T
Preferred
100
36
Horn (A O) com..(t)
3
HornA Hard't(NY)t
Preferred
10'
Kress (8 HI A Co (t>
18%
84%
7% preferred.. 100
HeuuaiUe-Hersbey
Class A.
-.(t)
6% preferred ..10
Kreuger (G) Brew
Kroger Grocery A
Baking common
Laclede Steel
Lake
r
Household Fin pf.60
Houston Oil (Tex) 100
of
the
Milling
26
10(
lOf
13^
14%
11
Scott..
'Y
'
1
Mexican Petrol
31
29
Mexico-Ohio
Mich Gas A Oil
Mich Steel Tube
25
Huylers Inc—
Common
1
7 % pref stmpd 100
Lanston
HygradeFoodProd.5
Hygrade Sylvan, (t)
4%
5%
5
Lefcourt Rlty Oorp 1
Conv pref
(t)
Leh Coal A Nav.O)
10%
6% cum
of Gt. Brit A Irel'c
Am dep rets ord £1
Indepen Brew'g—Oc
Preferred
5i
Indiana Pipe Line 56
$2
(t)
Libbey-Owens-Fora
t
Preferred.
lb
Indiana Terr Ilium—
Oil non-vot A. ft)
Class B
Life Savers
3%
(f)
Lima Locom
10
Mohawa
1C
Mousanto Oh
Loew's Inc
Rub—— T
Interlake Iron
(t)
31
96%
Interlake Steamshf f)
*
cum
pref
with purch wart
t
75
Loew's Boston Tta 25
Prior pref ....100
Int Business Mach.t
Loft Inc
Inter Button Hole
Sew Machine.. 10
Int Carriers Ltd.—1
:v
Loose Wiles Bis..25
1st preferred—100
2d
Publishing com.50
5c
Harvester
(t)
.100
37%
Class
t
Prod
67
Intl Saf Raz B.
internet Salt—
inter Silver.
PreferredIntTextBook
22%
41%
37
51%
t
100
100
(t)
Mannattan
Mapes Cons Mfg_(t)
Johnson Tin Foil
& Metal
100
100 k
Preferred
100
40
"asonite Corp
i*
..ft)
Kaufman Dep St
Com
-.12.50
Mathi'son
Kaynee
Kayser (Jul) A Oo. 5
Kelth-Albee Orpb7% preferred—100
Kellogg switcn & 810
Preferred--.—100
Kelly-Spring* Tlre.5
<
6% cum iref—-*
k Last
sale,
n
Alaalt.oo
Preferred
100
..
100
Stores Oo com.. 10
20
2%
30
2%
12
Nominal._
Maytag Oo
_t
1st $6 pref
ft)
$3 con cm pf— (t)
%
28
88
Canadian price,
18
13%
88
12%
...50
Preferred
'
7% pref A
6% pref B
100
100
28%
4%
29%
27
ib
...
Sale
price,
a:
4
6
51%
144%
&
32
18%
139
32
91
—100
Oppenheim Collins
t
Elevator... (t)
—.100
Preferred
Otis Steel
t
B.—.(j)
Outlet Oo com— m
"referred— —100
Owens-Ills Glass
26
Oxford Paper com.
6% preferred
Pacific Ooasb
Ul
1st preferred,
nreferred
ft)
(f)
2d
Pac Eastern Oorp.l
i'aclfic W
est
Oil
u
Packard Motor—10
Palrpoint Oorp
100
Airways 10
Pan
20
Preferred
.100
..
Paramount-Publlx
Parke, Davis Oo. ' +
89
Parker Rust Prf— ft)
Park A TUford inc 1
Parmelee Trans. (
Y'
>
Pathe Exch Inc
pfuf nlftflji
127^
1%
25
A
Peck.scow A Wilt 2*
Peerless Mot Oar. .3
Pender'T>)Groc'y M
Class B...—.(t)
Penlck A
Penney
15""
7
value
10
Corp
Patterson-Sargent (t) k
45
46
51%
Am Petrol A
Transpcom
5
Panhandle P A R_. t
14%
108
4%
3
par
Ontario Steel Prod(t)
Pantepec Oil Co—t
104
10
t Without
|
Paramount Mots, (t)
122
Nat Rub Mach..(t)
Ex-dividend,
Preferred
Oilstocks. Ltd..— t
Okonite pref
100
Oliver Farm Eqnlp.
6% pr pf w warr
Omnibus Oorp v t c.1
rp
Preferred A _.10i
22
13%
117%
122%
iNat Ref com...— za
.
*
(t)
ft)
100
Pan-Am
~3%
Nat Pap & Type.100
Preferred
Ohio Leather
Ohio Oil
"l%
Nat Screen Serv.(t)
s
01%
5%
100
pref—100
B—...
20
Nat Fire-Proofing 60
Nat Licorice com 100
Preferred
.inn
2%
13H
Preferred cl A.100 kx 91 %
National Leather. 10
10%
0
15%
47%
14
r
132^
1:11!
Nat Fuel Gas.—ft)
National Lead—100
Mavis Bottling A. .1
Mayflower Assoc. (t)
May (The) Gepi
10
Preferred
17%
pref.
Nat Dairy Prod—ft)
..ft)
936
85
Nat Cash Reg
7% preferred—100
27
4%
28%
100
Nat Dlst Prod—(t)
NatEnam AStpg.(t)
M ass ey-Harris.
64
,
Nat Container
15%
3%
Preferred
Class
11%
2%
2%
Nat Dept Stores.. 1
1st preferred..lOu
"
60
3%
16
1
ft)
preferred-.100
23c
.
19
4%
Nat Casket com.ft)
Preferred $7
4%
(t)
..50
Agene.-(t)
Ogilvie F1 Mills—(t)
Preferred.
Novadel
Prior oref (vot) 1O0
141%
1 r
26^
16
(
_
N'West Yeast—100
Nor walk Tire A
Outboard Mot A.ft)
Class
..100 r
conv
_
North Pipe Line. .50
19,
2d preferred..100
Nat Oarbou pref.iuo
$2
North German Lloyd
Amer shares—
North A Judd
8
5%
.51
1st
North Cent Texas .5
No European Oil
18
100
Marshall Field A Oo. |
Martin-Parry Oor
7/
5%
5
1U
Preferred
Nat Breweries
Nitrate Oorp of Chile
ctfs for ord B
15%
2%
Bel1a»-Hf>«(!
If
Noma Elec Corp.(t)
North Amer A via
No Amer Match-(t)
Otis
1
Mat
Marmon Motor Cart
t augniiii
19%
00%
5A
87
1
Nat Acme Co
_
4%
11
12
Nat American...(t)
Nat Aviation
(T)
National Baking, (fl
Oorp v t c
1
Marlon St Shov—(t)
%
4
28
Nat Candy
34
Marine Midland.. 10
Marl in Rockwell
y.
24
$7 conv pref—ft)
Munsingwear Inc.10
Murphy (G O) U«>
8% cum pref—100
Murray Corp
10
Murray Ohio Mfg f
My«s(FE) A Bro(t)
Vash Motors
(t)
Preferred
Margay Oil Corp. (ft
40
Jonas&Naumburgft)
S3 cum pref—-ft)
Common
9
Pref class B—.100
Maracaibo Oil Expt
106'
65
22
7% preferred..100
13%
Maple Leaf MlR. (t)
Preferred
in'
?J*8
31%
100
16
25
Nat Biscuit
25
6%
.(,1;
Steel / 70 pref.iuv
KOStk Yds Me. 100
Shirt
A Oo class A—ft;
Class B...
Inc.(t)
Preferred-
5
(t)
Manning Bowman
15
Warrants
4
Manischewitz
3%
25%
Interstate Hos'y.(t)
later type Oorp
Irving Mr Chute. (1)
2%
Mangel St com..(f)
6%% pf w w.,100
2
Interstate Dept Sts. t
Preferred
-100
Janes a
100
..100
M and el Bros Ino.fO
10c
T
Internet Shoe
3%
2y
10%
100
Shipbuilding. 1
7% pref
100
Ohio Brass
\
4|
54
Manatl Sugar
Preferred
M
Intl Rustless Iron.
Jewel Tea
Preferred
<
3%
40%
13%
13
8%
(
Mack Trucks Inc (..
Macy(R H)Co Inc.t
Mad 8q Gar v t c (t)
MaUison (H R)
1
11%
Preferred (with
com war)
..100
10
?8
Mount'n A Gulf Oil 1
Mountain Prod—10
Mullins Mfg
(t)
96
19%
First pref 7%.lO<
N Y
Rubber
A Machinery. .100
Mofco Meter G A E. 1
Motor Products
+
42%
27%
100
Macfadden Pub..(
b
(t)
Jehns-Manv
5 k
Preferred
Preferred
Preferred
"4
22%
W
$6 % cum conv pf t
10'
...
Y MerchandiseCommon
(t)
North am Warren
8%
18
%%
3%
t
A
57
Mot Wheel Oorp-5
iviacAnd & Forbes 10
4%
2%
(t) s
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
ft)
Moore Dr For A.(t)
MorrellfJohn) A Oof
Morris (Phil.) AO o 10
Morris fPhilip) Cons
M
10a
Lynch Corp
17
Class ~
Internet
!
19^
t
Class A
Common
N
N'west Eng com
Co common
Class
Ludlum
20
108
ll^
Morse Twist Drill
6%% pref——100
prer
]
3%
7% cum pref—100
InterPaper7 % pf 100
Int Pap & Pow A "
Int Petrol
119
Louisiana Oil Ref (t,
118
Int Merch Mar.,
(f)
Int Nickel (Canada) t
Int Ptg Ink com
37%
preferred—10*
10
Lorillard (P).
Preferred
50
Preferred
7
2%
2%
Lord A Taylor..100
1st preferred..100
Educational—
Preferred
Int
♦
Long Bell Lum A ft)
Int Cement Corp-.T
2%
Wara
1
.
Preferred
Corp convpf-.ft)
WkblO
Montgomery
Locomotive Firebox t
7%
20%
65
23
72%
8
65
3%
8
3%
63
100
.
t
Nicholson File., (t)
Nlles-Bem't-PM
<*
7%
Molybdenum vtc..
Liquid Carbonic
intercont
int
.
15
Lion Oil Refg
(t)
N Y Investors Inc(t>
First pref
100
N Y Transit
20
**5
Rubb. -tr)
Preforred
<t)
8
1
12
15
nref-.T
cum
Mock Judson & Voe
Common
ft)
Preferred
100
Wks.i
Preferred
Link Belt Oo
(t)
Preferred
.lm
Inaur Co of N A—10
Inland
Steel
(t)
Int Agr Cor com
16.50
18^
Sons
*
New Mexico A
Arizona Land.
N Y Auction
NYAIr Brake
Second pref—.100
10'
30
Mo Portl Onmeu*
10'
Lindsay Light
(t]
.
5
Lily Tulip Cup..(t)
100
Indus Finance vtclO
industrial Rayon
i
Preferred
Oorp.t
lngersoll-Rand
w
Lig A Myers Tob.2.
Common B
21
com
26
0%% pref... 100
pf -100
N Y Dock
4%
19%
(t)
100
5
N J Worsted
4
62
Minneap-Honeywell
Regulator
',
6% pref ser A.100 *
Mlnneap-Molire
Power Implem.. t
Liberty Baking
...,
com
2%
%
57
t
6%
.5
100
Engl Grain
Products com. _(t)
13%
■
——(t)
&
79
Cord
age com
JX
2%
%
*
Bedford
New Hav Ol
*2
Pref 6%%
New
1%
f
common
Lib McNeil A Lib. 11
conv pref
Preferred
New Bradford Oil
100
dlv
non-cum
sh
Preferred 7%.100
Newport Indust—.l
4%
pref.—(t)
MIdvale Oo
Miller
(I)
A
Pf with war—100
Indian Motocycle..1
New stock
Indus Accep
Cum pref
conv
Lerner Stores
conv
^
5.0
3%
20
Ford
(J
Common
O)
.....
f
Oo
(f)
fl % cum cl A pflOO
Penn Coal A Coke 6(»
Pa-Dlxle Cement.. 1
Series A pref. .100
Penn Salt Mfg
50
22%
m
7%
1%
New
vte..„ft)|
Royalty— I
First pref
pf 51
Lehman Corp
(t
Lehn A F'nk Prod 5
Leonard Oil Dev. .25
Imperial Tobacco
6%
$2
Lehigh Valley Ooar
of Canada com..6 k
Nestle-le Mur cl A_t
Newberry (J J) Co
Common.
(t)
m
Midland Steel
Products csm
0
Vmmm
7% X
1%
pref 100
65
12ya
Midland
%
Bros
conv
22"
'W
Class B
Leh Portl Cement 50
Preferred
100
Registered shares.
Imperial Tobacco
Indian Ref
..100
Neianer
60
3
.100
Mid-Oont Pet
tf)
Middle States Pet—
Class A vtc
ft)
....
Lawrence Portland
Cement
~3~
17
5
Michigan Sugar .(t)
Preferred
—10
Lee Rub A Tire
Mono..100
Preferred
100
Nat"! Transit
12 60
Nat Union Radio (f)
20%
*
40
17%
15
4
52
Preferred
100
Metro-GoldPict pf z7
31
7% pref w w_. 100
Imperial Oil Ltd (t j
Metrop Pav Brick
if 37
Nelson (Herman)..5
Neptune Meter A (t)
m
_._
■!.<
101%
2%
Mesabl iron.
1
Mesfca Machine., (t)
13%
Natomas Co of Ca)
34
6% % pref A-100
22H
6%
38
12%
common.
100
Nehl Corp com..(t)
17
—ft)
4%
37
"3""
7%
13
38%
'2%
I*
Hat Co
(ft
Preferred...,
50
Merrit, Chapman A
25
100
liy>
ii
Common
18
37%
15%
17
6% % pref.
25
Merrimac
34K
13
27%
ir
Mergenth'ler Lino ft)
30
10
Clark
2f
Lane Bryant Tnc co»»
Ideal Cement
IT;
Illinois Brick—.—26
1st pf 6%
61
98
Landers, Frary A
10
Bo"
k
Nat Supply Oc_..25
Preferred.100
Nat Tea com
3
2%
National Tile
<
Nat Toll Bridge A (
Nat Tool com—_ J
Oorp
—.(f)
100
12H
Lambert Co
..
Shoe
Preferred
100
Merck Corp nref 1 on
106
22%
15%
V
1
5%
9
60%
4%
12
100
78%
iS*
.100
19
60
m
Lakey Fdy A Mach 1
Howe Scale com
Preferred
100
Hudson Mot Oar__t
Humble Oil A B..26
78%
Mengel Oo
1
7% cum pref—100
Mercantile Stores(t)
50
Wood*
Preferred
Melville
%
100
100
Preferred.—-.10(
5
°A
H
2%
1
s
Nat Shirt Sh Del it
Nat Steel
25
Nat Steel Car Ltd ft) k
Nat Steel CorpWarrants
Nat Sugar Refg—(t)
5
Mead Corp pref....
common
Koppers Gas A Coke
Preferred
6 % preferred
Nat Service Cos.(t)
Conv part pref.(t)
IV
m
Ask.
Bid.
1%
cl B."
cm
Mead Johnson A Co*
Kresge Dept Stores
Holland Furnace
Non vot
Preference A
50
McLellan Sts comf t)
6%
1%
£1
Par.
Per share.
27%
3%
McOrory Sts (vot).t
McKesson A Robb—
Common
5
15%
Cum pref 7%-100
Kolster-Brand Ltd—
54
25
,2%
McGraw-Hill Pub-t
McKeesport T PI ft)
Kobacker Stores—
2d preferred
100
Hires iO E) OoA.
Hollander (A) A won. 5
k
16
llH
6%
Klein ert Rubber.. 10
Knox Hat com
(t)
Stocks.
7
Met'all Corp
ft)
McCord RadclB(t)
Pff7%)]non-v)10
11
Klein (D E) Co..(t>
49
81
Common
Hupp Motor
I
15
Common
t
Ktnner Air & Mot.l
105
Ask.
McAlleer Mfg,
2%
KImberly-OlarkOorp
.100
1st preferred
100
Hlgbee 1st pref—100
Bid.
Par.
Per share,
4
Kendall Oof 6 pfd(t)
100 %
131 %
Stoeka.
Kelsey-Hayee Wheel
Conv class A
1
Class B........1
Kelvlnator Oorp.(t)
Heywood-W akefield
New
Ask.
Bid.
97
STOCKS
Per share.
181
Herr-Hall-Marv 100
Hershey Chocolate r
Convertible pref t
Heyden Chemical. 10 k
B
MISCELLANEOUS
Per share.
Haxeltlna Oorp
t
Hearst Consol Pub—
7% cl A
25
H Rubensteln
ft)
S3 pref
(f)
Helme (G W) Oa
Common
25]
Preferred
100
Hercules Motors, ft)
Hercules Powd— (t)
Preferred
JftO
Class
Par.
&
98
Stocks.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Penn-Mex
Fuel
2
0% %
Warrants
2b
Phila InBul Wire
Phil A Read O A I-t
100
Phillips Petrol
Phoenix Hosiery
Plerce-Arrow
Oar
Mot
t
Preferred.
—
10(1
.
Governor, (t)
Pierce Oil Corp
Preferred
xt>
100
Pref class
Pierce Petrol
t
Plgg Wigg Oorp
1
Plllsbury Flour Mllie
common
(t)
Pirelli Oo of Italy
Am shs 500 lire.
%
4%
~i~X
7%
.26
i»r«f.»rrfid
Sharon aieei tip. (ty
Sharp A Dob me
'
56
Shattnrk I Frank O
15%
ie%
Sheaffer
Pen
Shell
130"
125
114
(+)
i ransy A Ti
Shell Union Oil
117
2%
X
*»'pi
6% orpf aA
Sher-Wms
7%
20
t
100
pf_10(
Skelly Oil
t
Oil....(f)
Trans Air Transp
103
onK
22
TransamerlcaGnpr
6% cum pref.. 100
3
13"
7%
12%
5%
4%
26%
3%
1000
/%
11%
44%
30
53
8
17%
11%
54%
1st
i(jn
pref
Rem t
Rand
n
J" Pret
„
2d pref
Reo Motor Oar
4%
27
18
19"
40
42
3%
5%
Preferred
Respro
Preferred...
Revere Cop A
Olaaa A
T>
22
28
51
58
25
18
41
S'west Pa P L
123
Spang Ohalf't A Oo t
0% cum pref. .100
Sparks-With'gt'n Oo
1st preferred.. 10*
16
(f)
t
11
Ho
50
90
2nd pref....._ioo
of Oalif
Pref x-warr
25 k
Rlchman Bros
(t) "
7% conv pref
f *
Rlke-Kumler
f)
Rockwuod
Preferred
.".100
Staudaru
is"
40%
27 pref
48
Standard
Brew
~5%
62""
24
(f)
2%
Stand
n
Nominal,
r
30
Canadian price,
s
Fisher
Preferred
inn
Unexcelled Mfg.. 10
Un B A P
Corp.. (t)
Union Garb A Garb t
2%
27%
100
14%
3
IIn S* V'lpOmahalOO
29
110
AH
40
2%
42%
42
43
Union OH of Calif .26
72
.25
Sa.e price,
7
65"
24%
122%
3
30%
5%
40 j|
x
17%
18%
35%
60
64%
46%
50
United
conv
(t)
21%
108%
23%
109
t
com w
Preferred
23
1
2
106
12
Kad.
100
6
40%
30%
Van
par
value.
1%
24%
2
15
20%
4%
Corp... *
5
Raalte Co—
42
10O
1
Va-Oaro Ghem—
3%
t
55
7% prior pref. 100
0% part pref..100
Va
T-nn o
i
14
O..100
5
10^
5
27
Preferred
.
10
(t)
4
OeClnuinglUu
inn
100
47%
°r«f«r*«^
12
(t)
Wagner Elec
15
Company..(f)
WalttA BouUlUOA(T)
Class B
(t)
Waldorf System ._t
Walgreen Co com (t)
6% % cum pf .100
7
1%
5%
Wahl
7
16%
85%
Walker Dishwasher
3
17%
7%
1%
42 y.
(f)
Preferred
o
45
Ward Baking Oorp
Com Class A., (t)
Preferred
60
6
78
20
4%
(t)
Com Class B__
60
15
100
Oe
Walworth
42%
UH
Walt ham WatChBu
Prior pref
100
(t)
33
luu
%
(t)
4%
12
9
?r.
Pict—
Bros
Common
7%
5
16
(t)
273H
Warner-Qulnlan
Co
(t)
Warren Bros
Conv
t
*
(t)
pref
Fdy A Pipet
Washburn w|r*»
2%
8%
23
21%
16 %
Watson (J W) Oo (t)
(f)
(t) k
$7 preferred ..100
WelchGrape Juice —
Preferred.
100
Wells Fargo Expr__ 1
/A
5*
i*
64
1%
Wesson Oil A Snow
drift
t c
(t)
S4 conv pref
t
West Air Express. 10 k
West Auto Supply
v
(ti k
p
18
20%
(t)
....
F
5
00
Corp..
t
(H) Good'm
& Worts com__(t)
Walker
Webster Elsenlohr25
16
,v
31
Petrol. 5
Venezuelan
Common A
t No
1%
100
Preferred
Vanadium
Wayne Pump
Conv pref
7
7
i
United Dry Dock (t)
United Dyewood.100
Ex-dividend,
16
pref. 100
etc
1%
7;»c
Unlv Pipe A
Preferred
Warren
United-Carr Fast (+)
United
Chemical
Common
(f)
$3 part pref
(t)
Un Cigar Stores—
New
8
22
,Tnlt.ed Marhon
113
Universal Plctures(t)
1st preferred
100
Preferred
Biscuit—
com
51%
1%
42%
Cooler A_(t)
B
(f)
Warner
30%
whit
Class
76
f
so
with
Preferred
Warner Aircraft,
Bull Aire A
peef
*
(t
„in<
20%
Union Tank Car. (t)
Union Tobacco-_ (t) k
Trans,
Toll
l^af
Preferred
(f)
of Am
14^
13
26
Oil(Ind).
Ik*
4%
Underwood Elliott
7%
120%
A..
18
6
Brands (t)
sw
(t)
Unit Amer Bosch.(t)
23
Stand Cap A Steel .6
Stand Com Tob.
Stand Oil (Oal)_..(t)
k Last sale,
60
16%
4%
ellogg. (t1
v t c..l
(t)
$3 cum conv pref +
Spiegel May Stern
Splltdorf-Beth El(f)
Stahl-Meyer com (t)
Staley Mfg Co.. 100
Preferred.....
,1*
5
3%
55
6%% pref....100 k
Splcer Mfg Co
(f)
Oo_.
34
too
a
(f)
6
Pf without warr 50
4%
2%
Sperry Corp
..
29
Spiegel-May-Stern
Rpenre*
Rlchman
Ritter l»ental Mfg.t
River Raisin Pap (t)
Riverside silk Mills t
2
45
13
25
t
Pref
„
Richfield Oil
Radiator—
Common
(t)
h
Spear A Os
11
10%
Common
60%
10
Rice Stlx Dry Gds t
1st pref
ioo
130
45
36
8
40
50
Spalding (AG) ABr (t)
1
B common
c
1
1
Reynolds Spring
Reynolds Tob
13
I.
RicoSug (fPreferred
10(
f
Met
80
25
5
7°i cum pref..100
Reynolds
2%
68
4
So Porto
~Io
Brl.t
Reybarn Go Inc
Reynolds Invest
Xl%
32
Tubize ChatiUon
Class A
South Penn Oil
f
v
Waco Aircraft
31
5
com
I0f
com
t
c.(t)
S0 preferred
..(t)
United Wall Pap.(t)
v.ucau
2
Ulen & Co
;..
Stores
Vogt Mfg
12%
6%
3%
5%
18%
41%
Preferred
Common
6
Tung-Sol Lamp__(t)
5%
1
15
9.>%
12-1%
2%
*
Vick Chemical
2
100
Inc
Truscon Steel... 100
Preferred B
U 8 Tobacco
3%
4
Pipe Line 1
Southland Royal.(t)
82
(t
Common
37m
48
South'n
__10'
6
Republic Steel.,. (t>
10(
Stamped
South Air Transp (f)
loo
45%
100
pref
United
55
10'
1(M
1st oreferred
4%
26%
Furnace oref
IBM
Trunz Pork Stores (t)
17%
6
B
U 8 Stamping
U S Steel Oorp
25
3%
^lasp
99
6<
75
rrumbull-i JHfis
60
50
kiXp._i.Ui
Dairies A
South
26
AMln.6(
Preferred
18
Truax- Traer CoaFlOO
3%
Southeast
1
cem
87
8
16%
Rubber—— (t)
1st preferred __10f
8
70
Sonotone Corp
83
l*
100
Preferred
7 % preferred
.100
Valley Mould A Iron
common
(t)
Remington Arms
Pref with wnrr. 100
(+)
"3%
7%
Triplex Saf Glass—
Am dep rets reg £1 k
6
50
Preferred
U S Radiator
29%
\Iy<
'fx
2%
(t)
..3%
Oorp
25
Solvay Amer Inv—
t
16%
Print A Litho—
Vadsco Sales Oorp
Common
(t)
Relter-Foster Oll.(f)
Reliable Stores
(+)
Reliance vitt(Ohl0)'
13%
15%
Card. 10
20
23
k
Vy'%
(t)
6%
1%
12
Pipe A Foundry
Common
Univer
10%
11%
U S
U S Stores com
9%
Socony Vacuum
9%
15
pf.100
Part conv A cl A (♦ >
U S Lines pref
(t)
U 8 8m Ref
27
(t)
Product-
Alcohol, (t)
cum pr
US Realty A Imp.
1%
Trlco
S Ind
7%
n
Transue A WUliams
Steel Forging._.t
6%
42%
118%
6%
66%
3
Smith (A O)
Packing..(f)
.100
Hoff Machine 5
8
2
Reeves (Daniel),
(f)
6)4% pref
100
Rela utobc A Go
1st o^pf
(Ohio)
Snider
20
Preferred.
U
U S
Trans Lux Daylight
Picture Screen ..1
Corp(t)
U 8 Gypsum
2%
Sloss-Sheff S A I_10<
Preferred.
10'
Smyth Mfg Go
20%
-
1st pref
U S Playing
37
6%
f
Torr'ngtonOo
xf
.1
t
.25
U S Freight
3
10%
39%
Stocks, Inc
21
%
100
U S Foil B
47
20
1
Reece
Button-Hole
Machine
lb k
Reece Fold Mach.lf
7%
8
t
(t)
Tob Prod Expts. (+)
Todd Shipyards
(f)
80
(t)
Finishing
Preferred.
21
36%
.1
(Franklin) A
Oo pref
JO'
Singer Mfg
10f
Singer Mfg Ltd...£)
voting).. 10(
Raybestos-Manhat
4
43
100
100
U 8 Glass.
Tobacco A Allied
Simon
Hosiery M (vot) 10
750
Preferred
100
Tide Water OI1
t
Pref (non-vot) 100
Tlmken-Det Axie.m
Timken Roll
(t)
Can..(t)
Simmons Co...
>
Slmms Petrol Oo.l(
5
oiik
8%
8
liulv
1
Tide W Assn Oil
10
cum cv
1%
26%
3%
5
7% conv pref. .100
Thompson-Starret (t)
13 H pref
(T)
Thompson ^J R)
26
Thompson Prod A.t
(t)
£2
Sherw Williams ,.2.
Preferred
Rainier Pulp & Pap.
Ravtheon Mfg
%
8%
Envelope
1st
11%
Co.:.
f
.100
Preferred.
5
5
Thermold
Silver (Isaac) A Bro>
t
U
8
""%
(f)
B
U S DIstrIb
D
1%
Conv pref
(t
Thayer-Foss pref 100
pf.100
conv
2h
10
Taylor Milling
(t)
Taylor-Wharton
Iron A Steel com. t
Thatcher Mlg( vot) 11
♦
7
30
100
Dairy Prod A (f)
Preferred...
U S Express...
93"
Texas Gulf Sulph (t)
Texon Oil A Land__t
(t)
25
W
25
-100
Ctfs sub shares
54%
31%
Oo25
Much
55%
1
Pacific
Land
Trust old stk.. 100
23.60conv pref..^
3
•in
Texas
c.lOi-
49%
13%
63
2
Texas Dorpnratlnuiirt
Tex Pac Coal&Oil.lO
16%
U S
25
1%
3%
*
Telaut'g'ph Corp.
Tennessee Corp..
1
to
v t
55
i
V tc 6% pref
»
48%
13%
61%
m
com
(t) k
Seton Leather
70
8
17
Tennessee Prod pf.50
(t)
Untd Sh
Preferred.
25
t
.....
(t)
com
Preferred
Un Prof Sharing, (t)
"6"
Preferred
100
Technicolor Inc. .(f)
100
Preferred
Rainbow Luminous
Product A
t
Pref
38X
Sentry Safety Con(t)
Shares..(f)
Red Bank
40
Sugar
73%
U 8 Bobb A Shut.100
16
..
Sellers (li I) A Sons
ro pref
ServelOo
A
Preferred
Selberllng Rubb
1*
7%
1%
2%
Common.
Taggart Corp com.t
Tastyeast Inc cl A(t)
Taylor-Colquitt Co t
10 A:
(t)
60
6% preferred.. 100
Real
Glass
25
Oil
Selby Shoe
6% vot pref...100
Purlt> tiakunes
i
Class B
ser
60
Publication Corp (t)
First pref
100
Pullman Inc
n
Pure Oil Oo
_(+)
t>
Symington Co
A.100
B.100
ser
Seeman
Producers Royalty.l
Propper M'Call'm(t)
United Ports R'can
21
25
Swift A Oo
25
Swift Interuat'l__16
lu
Co common.,
(t)
Bros
(t)
Segal Lock & Hard¬
ware com
(t)
Preferred
50
26
Ctfs of deposit
nei
]
ak.
2%
10
Unil Piece Dye com f
Preferred
100
2
Finch Oil.25
Preferred
Seagrave Oorp
Sears, Roebuck A
Lambert._t
Railroad
Sweets Co of Am..6
vutau
6% pref
5
Oats
2%
"i%
Seaboard
Pyr«m> VI ft-
20
Swan A
co iu
o
Scotten-Dillen
Scoviil vifg
(t)
8% oref«rr«d
100%
%
10
t
3
£1
_
Unit Paperboard 100
U
45
com
Superior Oil
1
Superior 8teel
in-Swallow Airplane (t)
7% pref
Pressed Steel Gar (t)
Preferred
100
Proc A Gamble.
(t)
8% Preferred
10( k
6 % pref
10'
Radio-
10
Preferred
Scott i'aper
B
Quaker
Prod__l
Amer dep rets.
6%
25
U 8 Leather ▼ t c.(t)
100
(t
0% cum pref..ion
SunrayOll
5
Superheater Co
(t)
Oil
Schulte
Poor A Oo class B. (t)
Porto Rlc A Tob—
Prod * Ref Gorp
Preferred
7
7 % preferred
100
Schulte Real Est.(t)
(t)
Plimpton M fg ColOO
Plymouth Oil
5
Pratt &
Salt Creek
Schiff
Pittston Oo
....
Sugar Estates
Orlente pref
Sun
50
o
4%
17%
10<'
Salt Creek Con OIll(
Schenley Distillers
Pitts United Corp 25
7 % conv pf
100
Prairie Pipe L
-
Motor Oar_.t
St Regis Pap, com.j
deferred
10'
•referred
lOi
a. uas
Stutx
Savage Arms—(t)
Savan'h Sug com.
34
Plttsb Term OoallOO
Preferred
100
Prairie Oil
Preferred^
10
(t; k
Potrero Sugar
12
"8%
10(
Pittsburgh Steel Fdj
Glass
11
(t)
Studebaker Oorp. .f
Preferred
34
Pitts Screw ABolt(t)
Plttsb Steel pref. 100
Glass A
55"
26
Stroock A Co
Pacific Oo
100%
Preferred.
Stlx Baer A Fuller(f)
Stone A Webster (t)
17
583
t
Common
1
6%
1%
28
60
58
United Fruit
80
Stew-Warn Speed. 10
Sti nnes (Hugo) Oorp t
com. .10
7 % preferred. .100
83
55
19J
8%
United Milk Prod (t) k
$3
preferred.-(+) k
United Molasses Ltd
Preferred
7
ily
at
Preferred.
o
17
30
83
31
St L iNat Stk V..1B
St L Rocky Mt A
66%
3%
Pitts Goal (Pa)..100
Preferred
100 k
Plttsb Oil A Gas...6
Plttsb PI Glass...26
Preferred
Siuisoii
50
t
f
v tc
Fdy
39%
27%
(t)
6%% Pref
100
Stein Cosmetics..(t)
Sterchi Bros Sts__(t)
Sterling Products. 10
St Lawrence Flour
Mills com
10
Preferred
10
22
Pltney-Bowes Post.t
Plttsb Brewing
60
Common
'"i
Per share.
5
Unlted El Coal
nn
2'V
St L Car Co
20
_
Preferred
A
19
Common...
_
United Drug
15%
Eng *
Ask.
Bid.
Par
3
Preferred
10
Steel Oo of Can., (t)
Preferred
25
Stein (A) A Co—
id
Ryan Cons Petrol (t)
Ryerson (Jos)
(f)
Safety Car H A Llut
Safeway Stores. (t
6% pref—ii
10'
7% pref
.10St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Corp (t)
t c (t)
Corp
Pierce
liuberoid o«-
100
v
45
100
Stanley Works
26
Starrett(L S) Go_(t>
Starrett
Oorp
1
(f)
Royal Typewriter (f)
b
Preferred
Pie Bakeries
100%
IOC
Stan Text Prod. .100
Preferred A
10(
Preferred B
10(
Royal Dutch On n
8*
t
75
Preferred A
Roxy Theatre units
Common..... (f)
Preferred A
26
Screw. 101
Standard
.1
.
}8
Phillip-Jones Oorp.t
P
(Ohio)..26
5% preferred.. 100
Stand Oil Expt pf 100
5
__
...
Stocks.
15
Stand Oil
Conv prior pref. 10
Rossia Int Corp. (t)
16%
23%
t
Preferred
Roosevelt Fluid
Root Ref Oo
uH
Petrol A Trading A.
15%
(Neb)-.26
Stand Oil ofN J..26
Rolls-Royce Ltd—
Am deprcts—
12%
97%
12%
7% preferred—100
Pet Corp of Am
.5
100
Preferred
87
pref.10
Pet Milk
Phelps-Dodge.
Stand Oil
Ask.
Per share.
32
31
Stand OH (Kan)_.10
Stand Oil (Ky)-..10
10'
"'e erred
Rolls-Royce of Amer
(t)
cum
Pm
Rocky Mt Fuel..100
3%
Peoples Drug Stores
Common
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Par
share.
stocks
miscellaneous
&
industrial
23
56
14%
20%
1%#
Oct., 1933.]
Stocks.
West Tab & Sta
4%
1%
6%
27%
v t c
Westing Air Br'kef t)
West'hse El A Mf .50
r
1m
1st preferred.-.50
Weston El Install— t
Glass A..
f
W Va Pulp A Pap-.t
Preferred
100
Westvaco Chlorine
Products
t
Wheel Steel Corp 100
Preferred
13)*
It*
par
28
Wilcox
S%
W*
15
Corp—
ft)
Williams (R O—ft)
Wil-Low Cafe —(1)
Oonv pref
ft)
Willys-0 verland .25
Preferred
100
10
Par
Yale A Towne
2
25
Truck
A
Coach Mfg clB. 10
Preferred
100
8
25
Young (J 8) Co..100
Preferred
100
106 %
37 %
37%
20%
45)*
Wire
(t)
Youngstown Sheet
20%
50)*
A Tube
Zenith
Mach
100
Preferred A
100
Preferred B...100
22
23
35
30
14
itadlo
ft)
1
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
41
Pennsylvania 5s '53 opt
68
72
68
t 1935...— MAN
72
74
76
5s Feb 1955 opt 1935——FAA
1966 opt 1936
AAO
5s 1967 opt 1937
MAS
Phoenix 4)4s '61 opt '41—-JAD
5s 1961 optional 1941 —JAD
Potomac 5s 1954 opt 1934—JAD
41
44
44
41
53
44
69
57
70
53
4Kb 1955
4)*s Nov
o
57
53
53
57
57
53
53
53
57
52
57
52
56
57
52
56
38
42
52
56
32
42
42
36
55
60
55
55
60
55
60
Fremont—6s
1953
opt
53
5s 1965 opt 1935.
57
56
60
62
62
63
65
66
27
31
42
46
27
31
40
45
27
31
31
38
43
55
54
27
27
31
5s
1955 opt
42
MAN
1935
46
42
46
53
31
27
27
6s 1968 opt 1938
Ul-MIdwest—5s 53 op *33-5b 1954 opt 1934-.
-<
50
54
31
Kentucky—5s *52 opt '32... MAN
57
70
74
70
74
70
74
'33-MAN
5s
5s 1956 opt 1936
5s 1957 opt 1937
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938
JAD
FAA
-JAJ
1953 opt '33—JAD
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s 1943 opt 1928
JAD
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934——MAS
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAS
St Louis—5s
5s
59
63
55
59
59
59
63
53
57
63
53
57
63
53
57
MAN
MAN
MAN
Southwest (Little Rock, Ark.)—
5s May 1956 opt 1936 —MAN
5s May 1957 opt 1937—MAN
59
63
MAN
53
57
50
5s Aug 1955 opt 1935.—-FAA
Onion (Det) 5s *o4 opt 34—MAN
JAJ
27
31
31
5s
1954
5s Jan
JAJ
opt 1934
1957 opt
5s 1942 opt
1937
1927
JAJ
59
5s May 1953 opt
1933
6s 1952 opt 1932
5s 1964 opt 1934
5s
48
57
62
48
53
57
62
5s 1956 opt 19365s 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
6s 1956 opt 1936-FAA
5«s Nov 1951 opt 1931.-MAN
Des Moines—5s '52 opt '32.MAN
5s May 1953 opt 1933—.MAN
55
62
62
62
65
42
70
74
70
74
74
4)4s 1955 opt 1935
4)4s 1956 opt 1936—
4)4s 1957 opt 1937
Onion Louisville, Ky—
JAJ
JAJ
Wayne5 V4 s'31 opfc'51 MAN
6s Nov 1953 opt 1933— MAN
4)4s May 1957 opt 1937-MAN
4)48 Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
First of Montgomery 5s '54 opt '34
5s 1966
opt 1936
AAO
5s Apr 1967 opt 1937—AAO
4s Dec 1967 opt 1937.
JAD
First New Orl 5s '44 opt '34MAN
First Texas—5s '42 opt '32. MAN
5s 1943 opt 1933
MAN
5s 1965 opt 1935
5s to«e <»ot i9H«
First Trust of Chicago—
50
59
59
59
60
38
38
33
38
38
56
55
51
51
63
42
42
42
42
60
58
55
55
41
44
41
44
41
44
41
44
42
47
46
52
47
52
.MAS
47
AAO
47
52
52
48
49
52
53
50
54
First Trust of Dallas—
5s
Sept 1954 opt 1934.
5s Feb 1957 opt
1937
4tfs 1967 opt 1937.
5s 1956 opt 1936...
70
Minneapolis Trust—
5s Nov 1952 opt 1932
A—-Mississippi 5s '55 opt '35—-FAA
5V4s Nov 1951 opt '31— A
New York 5s *52 opt *32
5s 1953 opt 1933
—JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
5s 1956 opt 1936
—MAN
.
No Oaro—5s *53 opt
5s 1952 opt 193 I
5s 1955 opt 193 j
5s 1956 opt 1936
'38—MAS
MAN
FAA
MAS
Apr I9d7 opt 1937. ■ ..AAO
•regon-Wasn 5s '52 opl '32-MAN
5s
5s
>et 1953 opt
1933
AAO
52
FAA
52
56
56
40
52
54
50'
50
54
50
54
54
50
54
43
46
43
46
43
46
46
43
43
May 1955 opt 1935—MAN
23
23
58
58
58
58
58
16)4
16)4
16)4
16)4
43
43
49
48
48
48
48
JAJ
46
.
46
46
„
5s 1952 opt 1932—
MAN
5s Nov 1954 opt 1934—MAN
56
56
1937
-—-FAA
VIrgtnla-Oaro 5s '53 opt '33-MAN
5s Aug 1954 opt 1934
FAA
5s May 1957 opt 1937—MAN
6s 1956 opt 1936
-FAA
Virginia—5s '53 opt '33-MAN
56
55
6s 1957 opt
5s Nov 1 1951 opt
5s 1955 opt 1935
1931—MAN
JAJ
55
55
55
60
60
60
46
35
40
Pat
STOCKS
40
35
Atlanta
—---
100
Atlantic
100
Portland, Ore—5s'53op'33 JAJ
5s 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936—.—JAJ
57
53
57
Dallas
53
57
53
57
Denver.
Des Moines
'33 JAJ
1937—MAS
57
57
57
61
first Carollnas
61
61
61
Freemont
Kansas City.......——-—100
Kentucky.
100
2
3
—-
5s Mar 1957 opt
San Fran—5s *53 opt '33
JAJ
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934..MAS
Salt
5s
57
Chicago
—
—
-—
Sept 1957 opt 1937—MAS
Lake O—5b *53 op '33 JAJ
57
57
61
North Carolina
JAJ
57
61
July 1956 opt 1936
4
—100
......100
—100
10
1
3
St Louis.....
f Flat price.
v
3
~3~
—————
.——10C
Minnesota........—100
8an Antonio.
Virginia
...
2
...
Oregon- Washington
South
~8"
100
Lincoln
61
-nn
-
...
Potomac
23
23
JAJ
53
5s
MAS
35
47
49
Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
Los Angeles—5s '53 opt
4)48 Feb 1958 opt 1938
FAA
4)48 Dec 1955 opt 1935-AAO
4 Hs July 1954 opt 1934
JAJ
53
Tennessee—
27
53
1st ofFt
53
23
58
53
53
opt'ijTMAN
53
MAN
May 1953 opt *33
5s 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5s 1954 opt 1934—
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
-JAJ
5s Mar 1958 opt *38
MAS
So Minn 5)48 '51 opt *31—MAN
50
5s 1964 opt 1934
I*. A AO
5s 1955 opt 1935
—JAJ
6s Feb 1956 opt 1936
FAA
5s Jane 1956 opt 1936
JAD
60
64
67
53
JAJ
4Hs 1956 opt 1936
50
First Carollnas—5s 52
60
60
60
San Antonio—
64
1933
MAN
5)4s Nov 1951 opt 1931..MAN
5V
23
53
53
opt
2
Bid.
and Stocks.
72
41
45
45
65
Bonds
ASk
68
44
60
1963
12%
21%
k Last sale.
59
6s
12
21
34
48
—
85
53
Zonlte Products
AAO
MAN
1936
5Ks 1951 opt 1931
IS*
V/
A—......t
18
JX
33
62
16
51
4%
40
Wright Aeronaut'l-t
Wrigley (Wm) Jr..t
(unstpd.)t
Denver—5s 1954 opt 1934..JAD
5s 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5a 1966 opt
15
YoungfL A) Spring
A
A
Ask.
Per share.
Yellow
4%
■2%
Ltd—
Salt. 100
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
Worthlngton Pump
w
16
49 J-
iu
i«
Am dep recta ord.
Worcester
X224C.
r
t.i,
Woolworth
2%
Wolverine Portl O 10
Bid.
...
29 %
14
—
Preferred
Canadian price,
Atlanta—5s 1952 opt 1932..JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937—
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
6s 1956 opt 1936
MAS
Atlantic—5s 1953 optl933-.MAS
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAS
5s 1954 opt 1934.
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAD
6s 1957 opt 1937
MAS
6s 1953opt 1933
MAS
Burlington 4 Hs 1957 opt '37
4lis Feb 1957 opt '37
FAA
6s Feb 1953 opt 1933.—FAA
5s Dec 1953 opt 1933
JAD
California—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
6§ July 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
6Ks Nov 1951 opt 1931--MAN
Chicago Joint 6Hs '51 opt'31MAN
611951 opt 1931..
MAN
5a 1952 opt 1932
...MAN
5s 1963 opt 1933
...MAN
414s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
4148 1963 opt 1933......MAN
4)*s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
4148 1964 opt 1934......MAN
4Kb 1965 opt 1935
...AAO
Dallas—5s 1953 opt 1933...MA8
5s 1954 opt 1934..
5s 1963 opt 1933AAO
6s 1965 opt 1935
JAJ
5s 1966 opt 1936
JAJ
A
100
Class
§g
Bonds
Woot*
Wilcox-Rich
21
7%
Common
7% preferred.. 100
—5
WUaou A Co
44
Woodley Petrol
1 k
wooiie Mfg pref ino r
Woodward Iron. 100
Woodward ALothrop
Oil
F)
.
18
2
r
(H
Gas
Class
15)*
value,
A
86
40
100
60
WhlteSew Mach ft)
Preferred __.._(t)
27%
White Rk Mln Spgst
First pref
100
Second pref.. 100
Wilcox A Glbbs_.50
9
86
80
White Motor
t No
VA
99
STOCKS
Bid.
Par
share.
Par
Per share.
5
Par
West Dairy Frsd At
Glass B v t c_.(t)
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
MISCELLANEOUS
&
INDUSTRIAL
c
T
"20c
quotations wherever they can be obtained The custom,
Thereforp in most cases it will be found that Instead of actuaj
prices we have inserted in the column headed "To Net" certain figures to Indicate the interest rate at which business in the bonds is being dons.
Thus 4.35% means that the particular security can be bought or sold at a price that will yield the purchaser or seller 4.35% per annum to the maturity
o f 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 yield¬
In reporting
below prices for State and municipal securities, we give bid and asked
municipal securities on the basis of the return they yield per annum.
however. Is to quote
ing the lowest rate, and the longer maturities
In State and municipal bonds the custom
yielding the highest return.
has always been to quote them "and interest." That is, the accrued interest must in all cases be added on.
demoralized condition of the municipal bond markets, brokers and dealers find it difficult, and in many cases, almost
Note.—Owing to the present
municipalities, are practically out of the question and sales or
to make quotations for municipal bonds. Bid prices, especially for the smaller
simply a matter of bargaining between buyer and seller. In fact the absolute lack
impossible
terms are
asy
of demand often causes good bonds to be offered at almost
price.
Bid.
Ask.
41
50
tdsblle 5s School 1943—J&D /
UNITED STATES—See also pa.ge 19.
5s
102732
102 33J
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Oonv 4% of 1932-47-J&D
Oonv 4 M % of 1932-47 J&D
103*32
101
1022«32
2d conv 4M% '32-'47-J&D
Fourth Liberty Loan—
A&O
A&O
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J&D
Treasury 354s 1946-56.. M&8
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102283,
4)4% of 1933-38
1023032
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106232
101"u
100M
100 H
103 M
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100 M
103
104
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Certificates and notes—
% Deo 16 1933
100932
10031S2
100»3!
to
60
54
58
54
58
54
58
55
60
60
55
1012*32
8 Miig July 1 1934-44—J&J
50
50
60
[%
Dec 15 1933
% March 15 1934
J
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100
1011»32
1031232
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101632
102 1831
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10320,,
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1021*32
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3
1% April 15 1937.
1021332
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Phoenix
60
60
85
80. San Joaq
80
85
West Side Irrig Dist 6s
80
92
92
1942 opt 1933 .M&N
1933
J&J
is 1953 opt 1933...J&J
is 1955 opt 1935
J&J
is 1956 opt 1936
J&J
is 1953 opt 1933
J&J
.Js 1954 opt 1934—J&J
Home Owners Loan Corp—
4% interest guar w i 1951
.
Hawaii,Terr.4 Vis '49.M&8 15 ft
b
4Ms Jan 1945
4Mb Nov 15 *33-*66-M&Nl5 b
4Mb Nov 16 1936-58..M&N ft
4s May 16 '46 opt '36-M&N ft
4s Aug 1947 opt 1937—F&A ft
Philip Isls 4Mb 1952
J&J
AM* 1950
.
-
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M&N
4Mb Oct 1959
4s g L Par '84 opt *14—Q-F
4s P Wks & Imp 1935—Q-M
4s Impt 1936 opt 1916.F&A
6s April 1955.
5s Feb 1952—
95
95
99
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
93
93
93
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4Mb 1934-1969
6 6.00
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1949-51-M&S
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5s Funding Dec 1 1947
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1934-35
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4s 1935-1938
A&O
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A&O
4s 1942-1961
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A&O
4Mb 1937-1960—
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5s Sewers Sept 20 '41--M&S
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J&D
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55
50
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1934-
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1935-1964
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Bassemer 6s Pub Imp 1033-88
45
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43
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4MsOt H'se 1934-43—M&N
4Mb Ref 1934-1961— A&O
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60
65
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75
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4Mb Man Imp *34-'43-F&A ft 2.50
4Mb 1934-1905F&A ft 2.50
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.
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1934-1951
—M&N
4 Ms 1934-1949
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4Mb Southwest 1944—M&N 6 4.50
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4MB 1934-1909
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•4s Apr 2 1940 tax-expt.A&O
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•4Mb 1943-1952
•4Mb Paving Aug '87—-F&A
♦4Mb Mch 15 '34-'35.1I&S15
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.
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60
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J&D
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J&D ft 4.50
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Merced Irrg Dist 6s
J&J / 23
88
Modesto Irrig Dist 0s
22
Oakdale Irrig Dist 5s
to 7.25
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1934
4b 1935-1936
4b 1937-1945
4b 1946-1961
to 7.25
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4Ms 1933-1934.
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Groton 8 D 4Ms 1933-1900
Hartford 3Ms Bdge '55-J&J
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%
4s
6 8.00
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5s Municipal 1934-61—F&A ft 3.00
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41
Brentwood Irrig. District 6s
Citrus Heights Irrig Dist 6s_
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East Bay Mun Util Dist—
5s 1935-1974.
-J&J 6 3.00
100
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F&A 6 2.25
F&A 6 3.25
F&A
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4Mb Mun Imp *34-'41-A&O 6 2.50
Alta Irrig Dist 5s
94
Bakersfleld 5s 1934-'52__A&0 & 3.00
100
6 4 75
J&J2 6 2.50
Alameda 4a 1933 to 1941-J&D
100
94
1948-1952
4s Jin 2 1944-1948
100
94
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8 D No
1 1933-1947—J&D 6 4.00
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91
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89
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Mendosa (Prov) Argentina—.
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91
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36
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38
Japanese Government—
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5s Sterling loan of 1907
4s Sterling loan of 1910
6s Sterl ng loan 1924
'47-MAN
5s of 1*95
3.00
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4%
JAJ b 3.75
JAJ b 4.00
6s
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Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May '47
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to 3.75
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MAN
Stablllz'n loan 7s 1956MAN
3%
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Austrian Govt ■ f 7s
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2.50
3.00
3.75
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4Ms 1950
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74
28%
AAO
Irish Free State 5s 190O.MAN
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69
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Sf 7 Ms '01 ser B(*
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3.00
4.25
.
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28
54
s
(August 1933 coupon on)
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pub wks 1901.MAN
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to
101
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JAJ
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BONDS
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104%
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(O) 5s '45A'50 AAO
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75
75
allfax N 8 4s July 1945.—.
5s Jan 1951.
...JAJ
90
100
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86
90
91
95
29%
Lachlne P Q 6s 1954
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98
100
24
Manitoba
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FOREIGN CITIES. Ac
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AAO
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AAO
Bordeaux (Olty) 6s '34.-MAN
Brisbane (Olty) Australia—
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6a
84%
MAS
FAA
JAD
1957
30-yr a f 6a
8 f 5a 1958
1950
20-yr s f 0s
150~"
75
75%
72%
80
29%
40%
munlc 6s 1947.
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A *V10
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ilo s f g 6s 1955
MAN
irto Alegre (Olty), Braxtl—
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JAD
B f 40-yr 7%a 1960 ...JAJ
ague
7%s
(Greater) Olty—
loan of 1932-52..MAN
de Janeiro 8s 1946-.AAO
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extl s f 0%s
1952..AAO
(Olty). France—
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dney (Olty) N 8 W—
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ikyo (Olty of) 5s of 1912—
Red ann s f beg '17-52.MAS
Extl s f 5%s 1901
AAO
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1957
MAN
icuman(Olty)Argentine Rep
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...JAD
Bnna (O) extl 0s *52.-MAN
arsaw (Olty) 7s 1958
FAA
Extlsf 5%s
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6s
1901.-JAD
30
21%
31%
31%
23%
32
31
25
69%
28
24
25
26
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150
21%
16
81%
113%
17
61
21
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16%
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80
4%s Feb i i930
6s refdg Oct 15 '43.AAO 16
6s Mar 1937
MAS
5s May 1952
MAN
6%s Vict Ln Nov '33.MAN
6%s Vict Ln Nov '34.MAN
6%B Vict Ln Dec '37
JAD
58 N Serv Nov 15 '36MA
15
5s N Serv Nov 15 '41MAN15
Llbevta (Prov of) 6s 60 A AO 16
4%s Jan 15 1957
JAJ
4%s Jen 15 1942
JAJ15
4%a July 10 1958
JAJ
4%u Apr 1 1961
AAO
4%s June 1 1907
JAD
4%s Apr 1 1935
AAO
>rit Ool (Prov) 5s '48.JAJ 15
6s Apr 25 1964
AAO 25
4%s 1934 1940
JAD29
4%s 1947-1960
JAD29
4%ssfdeb Jan 23 '69 JAJ23
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FAA15
Jalgary 5s 1935......JAD 15
5« July 11945
JAJ
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MAN16
100
4s
5s
81%
65%
62%
6
63
100
99
100
101
98
101
98
96
§8
96
98
90
92
90
92
JAJ
82
85
92
4s 1934-1937
4a
;
98
;
100
98
100
100
101
107
105
92
94
80
82
78
81
79
81
80
4%s
4 %S—
-
4s"l934
— ——— -
83
-
— .
-
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Chicago Sanitary District—
1
4%s 1933MAN 1/
4%s 1934-1935
M&N
4 %s 1937-1939
M&N
4%s 1940
2---MAN
96
105
99
97
100
96
96
99
99
99
100
100
74
72
72
74
71
73
71
73
98
Chic South Park 4s 1933
4s 1934-
100
95
93
89
1935
4s 1936-1938
4s
94
FA)>
MAN
1Q84-1Q87
M&N
M&N
1939-1950
92
86
4s
88
88
85
64
66
74
Chic West Park 4s 1930-41
Cook Co 4%s '34-'40—AAO
75%
76%
75%
34 '43-JAJ16
1935-1943
JAD
75
JAD
75
Forest Pres 1934—AAO
76
76
77
90
95
4 %s For Pres
4 %a
4s Ser M 1934
4s
74
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5s
1934-1944
Evanston S D No 76—
MAN
96
98%
97
99
88
92
5.15
6 6.50 to 5.50 %
Granite Olty 4%s 1934-48
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94
90 "
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99
86
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FAA
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86
89
85
80
80
4%s
1935-1948
.
82
82
89
4%s
1933-1947
-
85
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94
15
91
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75
79
100
104
104
108
JAJ
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..JAD
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AAO
AAO
—.AAO
AAO
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JAJ
4.50
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1942 to 1940
AAO
4.50
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1957
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1933—.MAN
100
101
104
100
104
lQO
104
99
101
99
101
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96
100
96
100
96
100
96
100
90
95
96
5
*Gwy Sch Olty 4%s Oct 1943
Hammon (City)—
4s O H 1942-1956—-JAJ30
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92
87
9L
85
90
82
88
88
82
82
14
78
83
92
96
JAJ
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100
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1970
88
Chic Lincoln Pk
84
15
92
109
101
88
89
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95
90
Chicago School District—
98
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"23
94
86
1937-50.--
—
104
98
98
99
99
100
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99
102
96
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97
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1935
1936
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1934-1934
1935-1939
1940-1949
1950-1959
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1959
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97
107
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95
96
1
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1945-1956
1945-1958
92
94
6s 1950 A 1951 var
146
4s
91
94
83
87
83
83
76
Winnipeg. Man. 5s '44—AAO
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MAN
4%s June 1 1946
_JAD
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4s Aug 1 1940
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81
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I'Fort Wayne School Dist—
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—
6.00
6.00
440
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87
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87
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4 75
4.75
4.75
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64
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23
55
43
64
26
S*
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4%s ref 1935-1945
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101
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101
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103
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98
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101
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91
93
85
87
87
89
85
88
85
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88
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91
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4.00
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Jan
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64.00
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50
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6 4.40
6 4 .00
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4%s 1933
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4 %■ 1940-1941.
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Des Moines 5s '34 '57
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100
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6
6
6
98
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98
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6 4.20
100
101
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4s Sept 1 1945
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—
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6 4.40
to
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6 4 80
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6 4.80
to 4.40
Marshalltown Ind S D—
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to 4.50
102
102
to 4.10
103
90
100
90
100
92
82
-
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to 3.80
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106
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99
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86
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1938-1939
1940-1941
1942-1945
1946-1901
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4%s
19
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95
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85
90
91
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16
to
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107
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89
82
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105
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92
MAN
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4a Nov 15 1935—.MAN
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MAN
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4%s 1934-1937
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4Kb ■ f 1901
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5s 8 F (non-call) 1960 MAN
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27%
86%
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87
88
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41
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90
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84
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15
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4%s 1955
MAS
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148%
148%
.
99
93
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*/a6
to 4.50
89
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4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
41
m -
95
93
93
Ontario (Prov) 0s *43. MASU
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100
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_
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89
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95
to 4.50
4.75
95
92
to 4.50
4.75
99
92
66
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97
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4%s 1933
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4%s 1934-1935
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4%s 1930-1939
AAOIS
4%s 1940-1951
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4%s June 1 1971
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4s May 1 1944
MAN
3%s refdg May 1939.MAN
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MAN
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22
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9/
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New Brunswick—
17
s
to 4.50
4.75
85
100
7%
*fkG
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82
16
21
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Montreal 5s Dec 1 1946.JAD
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85
Havana—1st 6s 1939
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90
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90
50%
7s
4%b Cap Bldg 1934-1939 JAJ 6
4%s Imp 1933-47 opt '30- 6
4%s Ref 1934-35
AAO ,6
4%s Ref 1936-1939
AAO 6
4%s Ref. 1940-45
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4%s Road 1937 opt *27-JAJ 6
88
47
Oopenhagen—
64
6s June 1 1952.......JAD
60
Extl g 4 Ha 1953..—MAN
Cordoba (Olty) Argentine Rep
12%
7s extl s f 1957
FAA
34%
Extl a f 7s 1937
MAN 15
Danlsb Oons Municipal Loan
k
f Us 1955
..MAN k 80%
68
5s 1953
FAA
Danxlg Port A Wat Ways Bd
39
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4kb
5.00
1934-*36-j&J3
5.00
1937-1946.......j&d
70
F&A
F&A
4a 1939-1961
F&A
Muskegon 8 d 5» 1942—Jul}
4s
4s
*34-'47—m&i
1941-1957
4kb 1946-1951
m&8
5Ks Sewer 1934-1642 F&A
6b Wat Inapt 1934-35— J&D
6s Wat Tmpt 1936 50-J&D
Port Huron 4kb 1942
—
Saginaw 4Kb i 34 1049-*&A
4Kb Sewer 1934 1961- J&D
4K»Wat Jan 2 *34-'39-J&J
4b
——...
Wayne County—
4Kb bldg&bdge 34 89M&N
4Kb 1942-1949
A&O
4Kb 1934-1941
A&O
Wyandotte 4Kb 1934—j&d
75
70
75
70
1934
1934-1938
Pontiac—4Kb
75
70
Muskegon 4Kb 1934-44—J&J
4s May 1 1934
M&N
75
70
43
/
/
/
/
/
43
43
43
43
43
75
48
4Kb Road 1938-42
6 3.50
Tackson Co 4s 1934 'SI—J&J 6 4.00
4Kb 1934-1950
J&J 6 4.00
4Kb 1936-50
J&J15&4.10
4Kb 1949
J&D---.
4Kb Road 1937-52
>4.15
4Kb Court House 1937-52
6 4.15
Joplin Sch Dist 4kb 1943-'48_,6 4.75
Kansas City 4Kb 1935
J&J
4s 1935
J&J
6s 1935
J&J
5s sewer 1935
J&J
48
48
4Kb
48
48
4Kb
7
7
7
80
75
75
80
75
80
80
J&J16
4Kb Dec 1 1939
J&D
Dninth 4Kb 1934 1947—J&J
4Kb 1934-1942
M&N
4flWater & Light 1936. A&O
4b 1934-1946
J&J
Dolnth lnd School Diat—•
5Kb 1936. 1931. 1940-A&O
4Kb Feb 1 '40 op "30—F&A
4b 1934 opt 1924
A&O
4Kb July 15 1943
Hennepin County—
6b Bridge 1934-40
M&N
5Hb Bridge 1934-40—M&N
4Kb Sanltorlum 34 42-J&J
4Kb Hospital '34-'41.M&N
Minneapolis—
5s 1935, '36. *40. *43. *45.
*46. *47. '48. '49. '50-J&D
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
to 4.25
to 4.25
b 4 .10
to 4.25
64 10
to 4.25
to 5.75
to 4.75
to 4.25
1934 1935
Apr 1934 & 1934.A&0
Apr 1935
A&O
Apr 1936 & 1937-A&O
Apr 1938-1939—A&O
Apr 1940-1952—A&O
1034-1937
A&O
School 1934-1941
1934
A&O
64 .00
to 4.25
4s 1941-1945
64 .00
to 4.25
64 .00
to 4 25
64 .00
to 4.25
64 00
64 .00
64 .00
to 4.25
64 .00
to
5%
4.00
4.00
4.00
64 .00
to 4 25
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4KB
4Kb
4KB
4Kb 1935-1940
A&O
4b School Jan 1 1935—J&J
41 Improvement 1942.J&D
4* 1944
A&O
to 4.25
4B 1946-1951
to 4.25
64 .00
to 4.25
64 00
6 4 .00
to 4.25
M&N
M&N 6 3".60
—M&N 6 3.75
M&N
Springfield 4Ksl934-49_M&N 6 "4.00
University City—
4Kb 1934-1943.
M&N 6 4.00
4Kb 1942-1949
J&J15 6 4.50
to 4.15
to 4.15
4Kb W"W 1933-42—A&O 63 .75
5s School July i 1961.-J&J 63 .75
to 4.15
to 4.15
to 4.15
J&J
Phillips Co5sDec *35sp'33J&J
J&J
J&J
M&N
ft
85
80
85
to 4.40
80
85
80
85
to 4.60
BloomfleJd—
to 4.65
4Kb Dec 15 1933-64
T&D 6 5.25 to 5.00
4Kb 1933 to 1969—J&D 15 6 5.25 (to 5.00
Bridgeton (City)—
l
4kb 1933
J&D 6 6.75 to 6.25
4kb 1934-1935
J&D 6 6.75 to 6.25
to 4.60
to 4.75
to 4.75
4kb
4kb
4Kb
4Kb
to 4.50
J&DI6 6.75
J&D 6 6.75
1950-1954—..J&D, 6 6.75
to 6.25
"--6 6.75
J&D
to 6.25
1936-1942
1943-1949
1965-1958
Bogota—
4Ks 1934-1&40-J&D
Bound Brook 4 K« '34-'42 J&D
Camden 5 Kb 1934-61—_F&A
to 6.25
to 6.25
80
70
4Kb School 1943
A&O
4Kb Water *34 to '60.M&N
4 Kb 1942-1969
J&J
70
80
65
75
65
65
75
75
65
75
Camden
to 3.80
4KB
4KB
4KB
4KB
4Kb
to 3.85
4b
to 3.80
to 3.75
to 3.85
to 3.85
...J&J
F&A
68
J&J
68
J&J
J&J
64
J&J
68
J&D
to 3.80
4~75
to 4.50
to 4.75
98
40
—
1944
100
"80*
69
90
to 6.00 %
to
5.75 %
4b
Hospital 1946
Fells (Boro;
1934-1960
Fairview—5b
90
3.90
4.75
HoldregeSD 5b 1939-52-J&D
4.75
M&N
3.90
McOook Fund 5s '84-43-F&A
7.00
Norfolk 4Kb ref 1945sptM&8
North Platte 8ch Dlst—
4.00
J&J
72
72
72
68
6
b
6
6
6.50
6.50
6 50
6.50
6 6.00
6 5.00
6 5.00
6 5.00
i
72
50
50
50
50
50
to 5.50 70
to 5.50 %
9
to 5.50
to 5.50
6%
to
to 6%
to 6%
to 6%
,
to 5.50
to 4.75
to 4.75
to 4.75
6 5 00
to 4.75
6 5 00
t- 4.75
to4.75
F&A
3.65s Park '34 to '35..F&A 6 5.00
Essex
72
.
'
a&o 6 5 75
1955
j&j
4Kb 1934-195 7
ao
6k» Dec 1 1933-1946.j&d
6s 1934-1872
j&j
Englewood—4b Sept '35.m&8
Essex Co 4Kb Road *35
f&a
4kb 1934-1935
m&815
4kb 1936-1949
m&815
4Kb 1960-1960
.M&816
4Kb Road 1934-1930..F&A
90
65
72
68
40
4Kb School 1934-1951.M&8
40
4Kb 1934-1952
...M&S
Cape May Co—
40
6a 1934-1935...M&S
40
6s 1936-1940
J.M&8
East Orange 4Kb '34-'45_F&A 6 5.75
4kb 1934-1909
j&d 6 5.75
6b Sewer 1934-1960
j&J 6 5.75
to 3.75
to
Oc—,
1935-1957
1934-1964
1934
1936 & 1930
1937-1970
Cape May—5s 1934
District—
1934-1953
i
4Kb Aug 1934-1938...F&A
4s Court Hse 34-'38..A&O
to 4.60
102
70
85
to 4.60
5b July 28
4.75
to
6 5.75
to 5.25
40
1944
GiouceaterOIty 4Ks*34-60J&D
5kb Water 193/-1955
4kb Ref 1933-40. spt 1980
85
85
4.00
8ch
75
80
80
F&A
Island
70
5s Dec 15 1933-1955. J&D 15
4Kb 1934-1939
A&O
A&O
Grand
75
85
BeatriceRef 5s '44 opt '84 A&O
Highway 1942
8%
75
80
.Douglas County—
58
9%
70
70
4Ks 1934-1955
F&A
4Ks Funding 1945
4Ks School 1934-60—F&A
Gloucester
Beatrice 8 D 5s 1934-54
45
45
to
80
4.00
50
40
50
40
%
50
Co—
4Kb Bldg&Rd*34-*46 J&D2C 6 6.75
65
Hackensack—4Kb 1942. F&A
to 6.25 %
70
4Kb Imp 1934-1942— J&J
6a 1934-1954
F&A
65
70
65
70
Hoboken—4Kb 1940
J&J
5a School 1934-1954
J&J
Hudson Co—4Kb 1948..A&O
4Kb May 1 i960
M&N
4Kb 1934-1978
M&N15
4b g Park 1954 & '59—M&N
4a gold refunding 1935.F&A
4Kb July 15 1934
J&J 16
4Kb July 15'85-74
&J15
65
70
65
70
70
70
70
70
70
75
75
75
.
5
75
75
4.75
3.90
4Kb 1940-50
Omaha—
M&N
75
_
3.95
5b 1948
J&D
Omaha 8D 4 kb Mayl'65 M&N
Scottsbluff—
4.15
4.00
4Kb May 11956
4Kb Ref '42. spt '82-M&N
York School
8.00
District—
4Kb 1936-55—
6 Basis. /Flat price,
n Nominal,
o Tax-exempt; under a law
after that date by municipal corporations are tax exempt and these,
45
1933-1934
35
35
i&D
4kb Wat wks Dec 15 *41 J&J
4Kb 1934-1934
4Kb lmpt 1953—
36
35
6b Dec 1944
NEBRASKA
4Kb
6 6.25
6 6.25
36
32
5Hs Dec 15 1933-60.J&D15
4Kb Sch *44. spt 1929-J&D
Lincoln School District—
6 Kb lmpt 1934-1946
M&S 6 6.25
6Kb April 1934-1934—A&O 6 6.25
6 6.25
4Kb 1933-1950
32
65
85
-arney—
MISSISSIPPI
36
to 4.75
100
5Kb Sewer '35 to '39—J&J 6 7.00
4Kb Wat & Sew '34-,50.J&J 6 6.50
90
Co 5s '34 op '27.-J&J
to 4.15
4Kb July 1936
J&J
to 4.15
4Kb Sewer July 1 '43—J&J 63 .75
4Kb Water Aug 1 '43-F&A 63 .75 to 4.15
4Kb July 1 1955.
J&J 63 .75 to 4.15
4Kb 1934-1937
J&J 63 .75 to4.15
4Kb 1938 1959
J&J 6 3 75 to4.15
4s 1934-1935
A&O 63. 75 to4.15
4s 1936-1939
A&O 63. 75 to4.15
4s 1940-1961
A&O 6 3. 75 to 4 15
32
80
4.10
to 4.15
to4.15
63 .75
5a Gen'l lmpt 1934-62-
63 .75
36
36
F&A
65
Threat Falls—
4Kb Deo 1 1936-1950.J&D
6 3 .75
4Kb Rd&Bdge 88-'44 M&N
4Kb Rd&Bdge 84 37 M&N 6 3 .75
4Kb Rd&Bdge 34-'43 J&D 6 3 .75
i
St Paul— 6b 8c Jul) i '51-J&J
to 425
36
80
MONTANA
to 4.15
36
32
F&A
4s 1934
Elisabeth—4Kb
6 3 .75
36
32
33 '34..J&D
Ks Dec 1 193ft-1942
J&D
1935
3 Kb 1933-1941
M&N
Ramsey Co 4Kb *34-'50_F&A 6 3 .75
-
32
32
Bergen Co 6Hb
to 4.50
SKBBducaflopl '31-'41—J&J
4Kb Educational 1944
J&J
Billings 5s 1934 op 1929—J&J
Butte 5s 1934-1936
—J&J
0e 1941
Daniels Co 6s 1934-1942. J&J
36
55
to 4.25
64 .00
36
55
to 4 25
64 00
50
32
32
Belleville 6s 1934 A
44-M&N
Belleville 8 D 5s *33-'44M&N
4.00
to 4.25
4KB
50
50
50
40
40
Anbub S D 6s 1933-'40_.A&O 6
Bayonne 5s 2934-1949... J&J
to 4.75
to 4.50
Bridge *35.A&O
4Kb Public Bldg & Imp
1934-1943
-J&J 6 3.25
4HS 1935-1939
F&A 6 3.50
4KB 1940-1953—
F&A;6 3.80
4kb W W 1934-1945—A&O 6 3.50
4Kb 1933-1948..
M&N 63X0
4Kb 1941-1948
—M&N 6 3.80
64 .00
50
32
4 10s
to 475
4s 1940
5s8tImpMay2'37-'4lM&N2
4%
5s 1940-1947
F&A
6s 1948-1968
F&A
Atlan Co. 4Kb 1934-35..A&O
4
Bridge
1936-57.. A&O
to 4.70
to 4.75
g
to 4.10
6a 1935-1939
to 3.00
to 4.40
4s 1936——
4s 1937-1940
to 4.10
to
40
City 4kb 1934-38
J&J
4Kb 1938-1958
J&J
4Kb Paving 1938
J&J
4Kb Jan 1 1945
J&J
4Kb June 1
1934-60.J&D
4.40s 1934 1954
M&S
to 4.50
to 4.25
to 4.10
5s 1934
6 4.20
64 .00
to 4.10
40
40
M&N
M&N
M&S
M&S
M&N
Atlan
3.00
to
St Louis 4kb
%
'
to 4%
to 4%
J&J 6 4.15
1950
Asbury Park (City)—
4Kb 1935-1939
4KB 1934-1953
to 3%
4Kb
1936-1946
3.90
4Kb
1951-1900
to 3". 50
4Kb 1934-1970
J&J
St Joseph S D 4kb
4%
4b Road
St Joseph 4 Kb *34-'45—M&S 6 3.50
St Joseph 4Kb tret 1951 —
5.00
6 4 .10
5.75
to
to 5.75
J&J 6 4.25
J&J 6 3.00
J&J
J&J
5.00
5.00
6 4 .10
to 5.75
-J&J 6 4.25
5sl941
3.70 %
to
NEW JERSEY
S D
3 Kb 1941-1951
to
b 3.75
4.15
1042—J&J!-—...
4KB 1934-1954
-J&J 6 3.50
4Kb 1934-1943J&J 6 3,50
4Kb 1934-1955
A&O 6 3.50
4Kb 1933-1947
J&D 6 3.50
4 Kb Airport 1933-'54—A&0 6 3.50
4s Airport 1936-1951
6 4.00
4s Auditorium Nov 1 *33-71 6 3.50
4s Various 1933-1970-M&N.6 3.50
—
6 3.25
Inst Constr 1942-'49_ J&J 6 4.10
8 Inst Constr 1950-'66.J&J 6 4.10
s Road & bdge 1938—J&J 6 4.20
4Ks 1940
J&J 6 4.20
4Kb Highway *54 opt *39-J&J 6 4.20
4Kb 1965 opt 1940
J&J 6 4.20
4Kb Jan & July
1940-1950
1934-1950
1937.
1946
3.00
1933-1934.—.
4.10
J&J'
5s bridge <sc road
J&J1
4Kb Various May 1 '34-72 & 3.00
4Kb
4Kb
4KB
4Kb
%
4s 1941-1945
6%
to
J&J
48 1 941-1951
4.10
4.10
.90
3.90
to 3.90
4s 1935-1940—
.
MINNESOTA
to 3.30
a
1940
Kansas City
to 3.00
6.25
to
..J&J
1939
5s water 1939
5.50
75
I------
1948-1952
to 3.30
4s
M&N1
1 1948-1952
to 3.30
6.50 to 6.25
to 6.25
6 1.50
...
J&J 6 2.00
'&D b 2.00
Highway 1934-43
M&S b 2.00
4Kb Highway 1934-48..J&D 6 2.00
Concord 4K« 1942
J&D
4Hs '38. '40. *42. '44.M&N
Keens4 kb 1933-1942
M&N 6 3.00
4s
Manchester—
.
75
70
f 43
1933-193«
HAMPSHIRE
4s July 1934-1948—.
4s June 1934-1938
6.50
4Kb Road 1948-1950—M&S
6 1.50
4Kb 1933-1937
a «<J
4KB 1938 & 1939
A&O 6 3.U0
4Kb 1943-1946
MAS
4s Road 1934 8er D
M&8
4b 1943-1947
M&S
i4a Road 1944-1948
A&ol
81
78
6%
6.50
7%
7% to 6.50
7% to 6.50
6.50 0.25%
6.50 6.25%
6.50 0.25%
MISSOURI
5s March
90
78
NEW
to 6%
to
85
82
1943-1960
Net.
to 6%
85
85
FA A
4s
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
to 0%
6.25
6.25
6.25
Vicksburg—
6b Pub Imp 1934-48.—F&A 6 6.25
Yasoo-Miss Delta Levee Dist- 6 6%
5s 1933-1964
M&N 6 6%
4Kb July 1949
J&J 6 6%
4s 1952 optional 1922..J&J 6 6%
85
85
To
or
Net
'
5 Kb
70
70
70
Flood l933-'53——A&O 6
July 1 1934-1935
J*J 6
July 1 1936
J&J 6
State 1934 opt 1914..J&J 6
Ask.
Greenville 5* fund '4*1 '50 F&A 6 7% to 6.50 %
BUoxI 6Kb 1934-1943—A&O 610% to 8%
10%
Harrison Oo 6Ks 1940-60 F&A 6 15%
"
65
Bid.
Bonds.
4Kb
4KB
4Kb
3 Kb
55
o
Xit.d Basis
To
or
Net.
55
47
4Hi J»d 1 1943-1957—J&J
0 4 Hs 1934-1935
M&N
bonds
Yield. Basis
Yield Basis
J&J
4.15
approved March 13 1909, and which went into effect Sept. 1 1909, bonds issued
accordingly, sell on a better basis
Oct., 1933.]
STATE
MUNICIPAL
AND
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask.
Hunterdon County—
4Ms 1934
J&J 6 5.25
4 M a road & bldg *35-'46 J&J 6 5.25
75
Irvlngton 5s School '03—J&D
75
4Mb 1933—
J&D
75
4Mb 1934-1939
—J&D
75
4Mb 1940-1959J&D
Jersey City 5 4s 1942-53 A&O
6s Aug 1 1935
64s Dec 1 1933-1933
5s 1933-1969
F&A
J&D
A&O
J&D
6s
80
80
80
75
75
75
75
75
75
70
44s School 1933-58
44s School 1946
J&J
44s Water 1961
A&O
44s 1934-1966
J&D
4s Refunding 1949....F&A
70
70
70
70
70
40
50
—
Lsdl—5s 1934-1947
J&J
Long Branch 5s 1948
M&N
4s June 1 1986
J&D
Lyndhurst 5s 1934-1957.-J&J
Teaneck (Twp) 54»
75
68
73
68
73
68
73
68
68
73
73
68
73
68
73
50
60
50
60
50
60
40
50
Maplewood (Township)
J&D 15 6 5.25
J&D15 6 5.25
4s 1934-35
4s 1936-67—
Mercer Co—
to 5%
to
84s April 1941
A&O 6 4.75
54i July 1 1937
J&J 6 4.75
6s Road & Bdge 1934- F&A 6 4.75
Middlesex Co 44s 1934
J&J
75
44s Fund July 1934-1939—
75
44s Road 1934 44
F&A2
75
5%
to 4.60
to 4.60
to 4.60
4s Park 1934-1937
Union
80
44s Mar 15 '34-'50—M&S
44b Rd&Bdg '34 51F&A15
70
75
75
70
44s High Sch Bldg '44.J&D 6 5.00
to 4.70
35 opt
Q6-J&J 6 4.75
to 4.75
5.25
5.25
to
70
b 6.75
b 5.75
44s 1942 opt 1922
6 4.75
to 4.60
6 4.75
6 4.75
to 4.60
J&J
J&D 15
J&D 15
34s 1939-1949
J&D 15
Morrlstown 4 4s '33-*42—J&D
84s 1935-1938
6 4.75
6 5.25
to 4.60
to 4.60
to 6%
M&N 6 5.25
M&N.6 5.25
4s 1934 1936
4s 1937-1940
4s 1941-1969
Newark—4 4s 1944
6s 1934-1935
6s 1936-1972
54s Oct 16'33 to
5s 1934-1958
to 5%
to 5%
M&Ni6 5.25
to 6%
to 6%
M&S 6 6.25
M&S 6 6.25
59 A&015 6 6.25
J&J 6 6.25
M&815 6 6.25
~
4s Sch Bouse 1959 opt 1949 6 6.25
4s Pas Val Sew'01 op'ol J&D 6 6.25
4s 1934-35
J&D 6 6.25
4s 1930-37
J&D 6 6 25
4s 1938-42
J&D 6 6 25
4s 1943-70
J&D 6 6.25
84s Track Kiev 1954. F&A 6 6.25
VaUsburg 4 4s 1934 ..J&J 6 6.25
New Brunswtck44s34-67F&A
70
70
44s Sch & Wat 34 '69 J&D
44s 1933 1967
J&D
North Arlington (Borough)
to 5.50
to 5.50
5.75
to 5.50
5.75
5.75
5.75
5.75
5.75
to 5.50
60
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
b 4.75
b 4.75
to
%
%
5.50 %
to 5.50
%
%
%
%
%
to 5.50
%
to 5.50
%
to 5.50
8%
to 5.50 %
to 5.50
%
70
to 4.50 %
to 4.50 %
to 4.60 %
to 4 50 %
to 4.50 %
to 4.50 %
to 4.50 %
to 4.50 %
to 4.50 %
to 4.60 %
to
7%
to 6%
to 6%
to 6%
Middle
6%
DIst
to 6%
to 6%
to
65
70
to 5
5.50
65
to 5.30
6.50
to 6.00
30'%
%
70
%
Rio
Grande
5.50 to 5.25
6 5.50 to 5.25
95
98
93
95
6
90
6 6.50
to
6 6.50
to
55
75
F&A
Highway 1963
6 3.75
115
M&8
d Now part of
...
...
...
to 4.75 ~
N. Y.City.
55
A&O 6 3.75
4s
1935-1937
M&S 6 3.00
—_M&S 6 3.90
M&S
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1938-1940
4s 19' 7-1954
115
115
108
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to 3 25
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to
25
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4%
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3.50
4.00
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to 4.20
%
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4.20
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6 5 20
6 5.20
to 4.25
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to
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5%
5%
6 5.20
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6 5.00
to 4.75
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6 6.00
to 5.50
to 5.60
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M&S 6 4.75
1934-1947.-F&A
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to 5.25
to 4.50
6 4.75
to 4.50
J&J 6 5.75
J&J 6 5.75
J&J 6 5.75
*34-'52-J&J 6 5 00
to 5.50
M&S 6 5 00
4.75
to 4.75
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1935-1965
1936-1937
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1938-1951—
M&S 6 5 00
M&S 6 5 0J
5.50
5.50
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to
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to 5
15
15
to 4%
75
to
J&D 6 4.75
Johnstown 4Mb Dec 1933-'37
to
to
to 4.75
50
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Jamestown S D 6s 33-'39
%
to 5.25
to 5.25
6 4 75
6 4 75
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to 4 %
4.25
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to 4 2
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6 5.75
6 5 75
M&S 6 5 75
M&S 6 5.75
to 5.25
112
112
112
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Kingston 3Ms
g
4Mb
1943-1949
4Mb Sch 1933-1944
4.40s
1943-1949
6s 1934-1942
Long Beach 5 Ms '34-'0O_M&N
5Ms 1933-1934
J&D
112
112
Mamaroneck (T )4M s'34-64J&J
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1940-1904
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to
5%
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5%
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5%
3.90 Co Bldg '34- '60—.F&A
Mt Vernon 4Mb
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M&S 15
4Mb 1934-1934
AAO
4Mb 1935-1944
A&O
4Mb 1934-1940
M&S
4s 1934-1939
M&N
3 Ma 1944-1950
J&J
3 Mr 1951-1961
J&J
New burgh 4Mb 1934
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4Mb Wat Imp 1934-41 J&J
Nsw Rochelle 6s '34-'60 M&N
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4Ms 1935-1936
M&N
4M» 1937-1944
.M&N
4
1945-1965
M&N
4Mb 1934
M&N
4 Ms 1935-1903
M&N
to 3.10
to 3.60
2 50
to 3.70
2.50
to 3.60
2.00
3.70
2.00
3.00
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2.00
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6Ms 1935-1941
A&O 6 5.00
4Mb School 1962-73—M&N 6 5.00
4s Sewerage 1950-65—M&N 6 5.00
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4s Manic & Sch "34-'63.J&J
3 His 1934-1933
J&D 6
3Hs 1934-1935
J&D 6
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J&D
8Mb 1940-1971
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Alb Pt DIst 4 Mb '34-71—F&A 6
4 Ms 1933-1972
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Allegany Co 4Mb'34-'36.M&8 6
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6 5.75
109
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4.40s 1934-1950
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Girden City 4Mb 1934-52-J&J
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Lockport 4Mb 1933-1944
112
112
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Ithaca—4 Ms Water 1942.J&J 6 4
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famest'n 4s Mar 20 1943 A&O 6 4
117
109
109
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7.00
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4Mb 1934—F&A
1935-1958
F&A 6 3.50
%
7°00
East Chester
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to 3.90
112
6 3.30
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J&J 6 3.30
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1936-1969
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117
109
1940-1955—.A&O 15
3 4a 8t Ins Bldg "34 '78
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34* Mar 15 *36-'39—M&S 15
34s Mar 15 '40-'81__M&8 15
3 4s Mar 15 '34-'35—M&S 15
3 4s Mar 15 *36-'39—M&S 15
3 4s Mar 15 '40-'81__M&S 15
3s g Jan 1 1950
J&J
3s g July 1 1951
J&J
3s g Canal Jan 1 1959....J&J
to 4.75
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to 3.50 %
is Apr 15
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44s Marine Term 1934-73.
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to 3%
to 2%
is St Inst Bldg *34
to 5.75 %
to 5.75%
4%
to 3.50
109
109
109
to 5.75 %
to
J&J 6 2.50
to
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109
is Bldg constr *83 "39
M&S 6 3.00
is Bldg constr '40-*49—M&S 6 3.50
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M&N
4%
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Cortland Co 4Ms '34-'51.J&J 6 2.50
Delaware Co 4.20s*34-'52 A&O 6 2.50
Dutchess Co 4s 1934—
M&S
Hornell 4Mb
to 2
109
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to
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Lackawanna 4 Ms'33-'64 M&N
50
is
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J&J
44s 1933-1968
J&D
Paterson 64« '33-*84—M&N
64s 1935-1059
M&N
44s Feb l 1945
F&A
44s 1933-1967
A&O
Perth Amboy 4 4s Apr 1944..
44s Water 1934
M&S2
44s Water 1936 64 .M&S2
44* School 1934 1960.A&O
44s School 1938
5s Feb. 1936-1977
F&A
Plalnfleld—4s 1934 to'84.J&D
6 2.50
i Kings Co 4s
5s Water 1935
Passaic Co 44s 1934-1936 J&J
4%
106
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J&J
is Hlghw Imp Mar '02—M&S
is Canal Imp Jau 1907—.J&J
44s Refunding 1944—M&N
44s Water 1939-70
J&J
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to
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106
1934-40
M&S
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54s Gen Imp 46-'51—J&D
5s imp 1934 1948
M&N
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to
6 2.50
6 2.50
104
Imp Jan 1901—.J&J
la Canal Imp July 1901—J&J
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M&N
5 Ms 1950-1960
M&N
0s 1934-1954
80
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to
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60
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4s 1934-1958
3 Ms Water 1934-35
4Ms 1934
4Mb 1935-1965
5s Jan & Mar 1946-1970
1934..J&D
44s 1934-1952
6%
6%
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(s g High Imp Mar 1951 M&S
(s g High Imp Sept 1951 M&S
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M&N
M&N 6 3.00
4MsJune 15 1964
J&D15
4Ms 1934-1968
J&D
4Mb 1934-1938
J&J
4Ms 1938-1967
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4s 1933-1948
A&O
4s June 15 1900———J&D
4
14s
8
4.20
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NEW
75
to
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5s 1935-1950
Harrison (T)
85
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5s Jan & Mar 1 1936-1945—- 6 3.10
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92
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115
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112
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106
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J&J
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to
1933-1952
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..F&A
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F&A
44s Impt May 15 1938-'50Ocean Co 44a 1934-1950J&D
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J&D
44s Sewer 1933-1964.A&0
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5.00
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80
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A&O
5s School 1936-1937—-A&O
5s School 1938-1939—-A&O
5s School 1940-1965—-A&O
44s Water 1943
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44s 1934-1939
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6s March 16 1938-M&S 15
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M&S
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to 4.75
5.05
to
4.25
to 4.10
b 4.40
b 4.40
to 4.20
4s1941-195*—
4s 1907-1968—
Abbeville—
5s 1934-1969
JAJ
5Hs 1934-1957
-JAJ
5Hs Street 1934-30—FAA
5 Ha 1935-1969
MAS
4 Ha
1933 1965
MAN
4H« 1934-1962
AAO
Buncombe Co 6a'34 *40—JAD
6 5.30
b 4.60
Rye(V)5a Mar 10 '34-'38 Mas & 6.25
Rye A Har'son Un Fr 8 D No 6
4.40s
1934 1953FAA 6 6.50
Saranac Lake 4.45s'34-'39FA \
Saratoga Co 6s 1934-1941—- b 3.00
4Ha 1934-1955
MA8 b 2.50
4a Sept 1
to
5%
to 4.25 w,
to
to
6%
6%
5.50
to 4.25
%
to 4.10
Saratoga Springs—
4Ha Park
1934^0
AAd 6 3.00
to 4.25
75
Scarsdale 4Hs 193445 —JAD
Schenectady—
5s Dec lo 1933-1941
4.30» 1933-1948
4Ha 1934
4.15a 1934-1939
4.15a 1940-1960
—-
JAJ
—AAO 6 2.00
AAO
4a Oct 151933-1944 -A&OI6 6 1.50
1913^
to 4.10
6 2.00
JAD 6 2.00
I
to 4%
%
2.00
to~4%"
4%
,72
68
68
72
72
72
68
70
ft 8 on
Alien Co 5 Ha 1934 '50. AA<1
YrfUiand
*5H8 1933-44-AAO ft 5 50
73
to
5%
9)
85
Cambridge—4H« 1934—_JA
10%
to
95
3 95 %
3 95
to
4.10
to
3.95 %
3 95 %
3 .9) %
29
29
29
7.25
7.25
7.25
7.25
7.25
to
4H* 1947-1955
MAN16
4Hs 1956-1979
MAN 6
Durham 4Hs 1934-1940—JAJ 6
4Ha 1942 to 1900
6
5s Water 1934 to 1945-JAJ 6
7.25
to
7.25
to
7.25
7.25
7 25
to 7%
6.25
•4.40a
1956
.
.
1941 -MA^
•5Hs Imp Feb '40. '51 FAa
•6s July 1 1905
JA
•4Ha July 1943—
ja
*4H8 Sewer 1955
-_AA
•4 Ha Sew Sept 3 '37.MA83
4a
1934-1950
MAS
Cincinnati—»5Hs
4.10
to
4.10
to
ft 4.00
to
%
3 95 %
3 75,%
3.65s g Feb 1937
FA* ft 4.00
4.00
3 Ha Water *45 op '25—FA
4.00
3s Water 1939 op '19-FAfl
to
3.75 %
to
3.75'%
4.10
1934—AAOl
4.10
4 Hs 1934-1952
MAS
4.00
4s
930 opt 1900MAfc
4.00
3Ha 1940 opt 1912—AAC
6-00
Gle—and •5Ha 1940-70-JAI
6 00
*5Hs Pub Hall 1970—JAi
6-00
•hs W W 1936-1908—JA<
0 on
♦5a 1933-1935
AAO
6 00
♦5s 1930-1940
AAO
600
•4HaGrad Oros'33-'54 AAO
6 00
•4Ha Paving 1933 34—JAD
6 00
•4Ha 8t Imp Feb 1 '34-FA >
•4Ha March 1949
MA ft 6 00
ft 6 00
•4Ha Fire Dep *34 '55-AAv
I Ha Clark Av Bdg '42-AAO ft 6 00
(Ha Park 1938
AAO ft 6 00
•4 Ha 1934-1935
MAS ft 6. 25
•4 Ha 1930-1950
MAS ft 6 25
♦4s 1933
AAO ft 6.00
♦4a 1934-1955
AAO ft 5.50
3Hs 1033-1950
AAO ft 5.50
Cine S
D *4Ha
to
3.75 %
to
3.95 %
3 95 %
3.75 %
to
to
75 %
to 3
to
to
to
5.50 %
5.50 %
5 50 %
to
5.50 %
5.50 %
to
5.50 %
to
5 50 %
to
to 5
50,%
5.50 %
5.50 %
to 5.50 %
to 5.50
to
6%
to
to
1
t6
to
6%
5.50 %
to 5%
to
5%
Cleveland S l>—
ft 6 25
♦4 H* Jan 18 1934-1935
•68 1934 to lyao
JAD ft 6.25
Cleveland Heights 8 D—
♦6s 1933-1959
AAO ft 5.75
Oolumbus *0s 1949-57—MAS ft 5.25
to 5.75
to
5.75
to
5.50
to 4.75
ft 5 25
ft 5.25
to 4.75
ft 5.25
•4Hs 1933-1953
4 Ha 1934 1955 s-a
FAA ft 5.25
4a Wat W '45 opt '20—MAS ft 4.50
Columbus S D—
to 4.75
ft 5 25
to 4.75
•4 Ha
•4 Ha
1934-1935
1936-1938
MAS
MAS
to 4.75
to 4.75
to 4%
to 5.50
6.25
•6a Sewer 1953
to 5.50
6.25
6.25
to 5.50
4Hs
4Hs
4Hs
to
to
to
to
6.50 %
6.50
6.50, ve
6.50' %
6.50,%
6.50
6.50 %
to
7%
to
7%
Durham County—
4.10
to
72
68
4.10
'33-'48—MAN
1934-1970
MAN
1934-1935
MAN
1936-1941
MAN „
1942-1946
MAN &
Charlotte 5 Ha
4Hb
!io
1945-1954—MA8 j
4Hs Funding 1939—MAS
6s Bridge 1934-37
AAO
23
23
68
5.75 %
27
27
27
25
25
25
*
72
68
to
27
23
72
72
4.10
27
23
72
68
5.75 %
27
23
68
68
to
5%
5%
23
72
J&J
4.10
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
to
72
72
68
5.75 %
5%
5%
to
68
to
6
to
68
JAJ
1940
625
6
to
AAO
Water 1933 1953—AAO
5.75 %
6
5.05
5.05
5.05
%
footnote *)
to
6
4s1934-1935
4s1933-193Q_
,
5
6 25
6
4
•>
•4Ha Dec 5 1939-42—JAD
6
to
0
to
5 .75 %
6
to 4.15
to
5 7 00
to
6
4.25
4.30
4.25
4.25
6%
6%
6%
to
to
6
4.30
to
6 25
6
to
to
b 0 50
b 6 50
6 6 50
6 25
%
°75
6.00
to
b 6 50
95
5 .75 %
5%
to
JAJ 6
6.25
to
6
1934-1935
1936-1939
1940-1954
Hs 1967-1968
6.25
to
5.25
5.05
5.05
—
to
to
6 25
5.50
to
80 V
to 6
•5Hs Fund 1933-37.—JAD
•0s Water 1944-1959
AAO
♦Ointon 8 D 5s 1954—AAO
4.75
5.05
w
80
70
85
MAS
85
•6s Sewer 1933-37
MAS
4.75
Ointon—*5s Sew 1953-.MAS ft 6 25
2.50
6 2.50
5.05
to 4.15
80
70
•4Ha 1933 1947
AAO
•4Ha 1936-1955
* *0
•4 H« 1933-1946—-—MAS
*4 H« 1934 1939
Mvji 1940-1952
AAO
4Hs 1934
AAO
4Hs 1934-1937
AAO
4 Ha 1938-1956
AAO
4s Water Works 1942
AacO
5.00
6 2.50
(See
•5 Ha 1934 1937
•5 Ha 193X-1951
4.00
to 4.2 J
to 4.15
80
70
dakota
♦Akron 0s 1933
4.10 %
1 Ha
4 Hs
4.15s
1934-1952
JAD
Rome 5Hs 1934-1941—AAO
OHIO
4%
1 Ha
to 4.15
50
70:
5s Farm Loan 1936. 1940. 1945
and 1950
JAJ
5Hs 1945 A 1948 ser 0_._J* •
4Hs July 1951 A '55
JAJ
4H» Jan 1957
..JAJ
Grand Forks 6s..Mav '34 '38
•6s
to
to
to
4%
50
40
4 Ha July I 1952—
JAJ 6 7.25
4 Hs 1934 1973——JAJ b 7.25
to
to
to 4 .15
40
25
Sept 1934 1947- .MAE ft 7.25 to 6 25
4Hs 1934-1958
MANl.' ft 7.25 .to 6 25
4 Ha July I 1942
JAJ ft 7.25 to 6 25
4.00
5.05
4%
4%
55
60
5s
4%
5.05
5s
6a
50
JA. 5 7.25
5s 1934 103«
4%
6 2 50
6 3.00
carolina
6s July 1961
4 Hs 1934-1962
55
50
Winston-Salem—
20
to 4.10 %
to 3.50 %
to 4.25
to 4.20
50
.
6 2.00
4.30
to 4.10
6%
to
6 00
^
4H« Highway 1934-36 FAA b 4.50
4H« Highway 1937-58 FAA b 4.30
Rochester 5s 1934-1951 -FAA b 4.35
4 Ha 1943-1947
5« Fund June 1959--
6.00
4.10
b 4.60
MAN b 6.50
60
MAN
Salisbury 0s Impt '34 '35-JAJ
0a 1934 1941
MAN
Wilmington—
5s Ref A tmpC 1955.._aau
6.00
4 Ha 1934 1902
.AAO
6.00
i Hag Wdt A Sew *48.
\AO
4.75
4 Hs Pub Imp 1934-1960JA.)
4.20
6
1
north
County—
I960
66
to 4.40
b 4.35
75
75
66
4Hs Feb 1937-1949—AAO
4s 1934-1958.—FAA
5s 1934-1938
AAO
80
1940-1950
66
6
Mar
aa<
aa<
57
6
4Hs
1
57
3.90
1959-1964—JAD
1934
JAD
1935-1939
JAD
1940-1951
JAD
1952-1980
JAD
1934
JAD
1935-1945
1940-1951
1952-1963
Aug
57
3.90
3.90
*34-'56—AAO
4Hs Feb 1934 1930—AAO
86
6 4.75
1934to'60MAS
70
5s
1934 1939
60
AAO
AAO
AAO
6H8 Jau 1934-1961
AAO
5s 1933-1961
AAO
4Ha July 1 1934-62—AAO
4Hs Feb '34-'36
AAO
4H» Feb '37-'49
AAO
Holland Tunnel—
Putnam Co 4Ha
4a 1934
55
FA*
Co
_JA
Raleigh 5s Muni c Bldg '39JAJ
5s Impt June 1 1944...JAD
4H« 1933-1907
AAO
Randolph Co 4 Ha "34-'47.FA <
4Ha 1948-1959
—FA \
Rutherford Co 5s '34 '52..JAJ
%
1934-1930
1937-1939
6s Feb 11940-1952
to 4.75
70
55
50
70
4 Ha
4 Ha
65
65
65
0s Feb 1
Inland Terminal—
4 Ha Ser D
55
50
(redell
44
60
Yonkers—
86
78
44
'42-FAA
50
6» Ref Nov
0s Feb 1
to
*0
38
MAS
to 3.90
4Hs 1935-1959 (reg)—MA8
5 Hs 8ch 1934-1930—AAO
3.90s 1934-1954
FAA 6 4.50
Walcott 4
Jly 15 "34 '42JAJ
to 4.10
78
75
38
Pitt Co 5a 1934-'30
White Plains—
Arthur Kill Bridges—
George Washington Bridge4s Ser B 1936 to '50.JAD & 5.00
80
4 Ha 1934-1957
MAN
Jlgh Point 4Ha 1934*48 .jaj
5s Wat Serv 1933-1909 JAD
'0
4s June 1
•
Port Chester—
4
j
3 90
6 2.50
to 4%
5,50!
to
85
75
3°90
%
to 4.25 %
to 4.25 %
6.00
80
MAN
1933
53
Mecklenburg Co—
to 3.90
1939-70
JAl»
1 1934-54
JAD
4Ha San Sew '34-'82--JA.I
4Hs Parkway 1902-86-JAD
4 Is Co Bldg 1934-44
.AA<
4Hs '44.'45.' 50 A'09 JAD
4a Co Bldg 1934 59—M&
4s 1934 to 1935
FAA
to 5.50
to 5 50 %
„
1946-64—AAO!&
Ser A 1934 to
to 3.9
2.00
5s June
to 5.50
b 6.00
1933-45—-AAO
4Hs 1947-72—_______ J&J
4 Hs
2.00
7
5s
6 6.00
J&D
53
Greenville 5a W W
Guilford County—
Weabchester County—
5.50
Hempstead S D No 7—
4Hs 1934-1942North Tarry town—
JAj
'68..faa
65
65
65
65
5s Bridge 1937-1951
%
%
to 3 90
5Ha highway 1934-'53-FAA
Warsaw Union Fr 8 D No 10
4Hs 1933-1942
Oci
Watertown 4Ha 1942
JAJ
4Hs 1934-1963
JAJ 6 2 50
2.50
6s 1934 1045
JAJ
4s May 1938
MAN
t%
to 4.25
b 4.25
MAN
1935--—--MAN
NlagFallsSD—4 Hal934—FAA
4Ha 1935-1960-.
--FAA
No llempstead 6e 1934-. JA.I
8 Ha
to
3" 90 %
to 3.90
—
to 6%
b 7.00
JAJlf
JAJl.c
JAJU
4%10
%
to 4.0.) %
to 4.10 %
2.50
to
t°65%
53
53
Lincoln Co 5s 1943 a '48-JAJ
3" 7 5
7
4»
88
88
ft 7.00
to
-
19'44-I94rt
88
b 7.00
-MAN
8Hs g exempt
_
86
1956—---MAN
Various May 1957_MuN
Nov 1958
MAN
May 1959
MAN
1934-1937
MAN
1938-1967—------MAN
3Ha
SHa
3Hs
3Hs
8hb
8Hs
8H>
88
88
to
3.90
Ask
ja.i
faa
4 H" 1934 1963
4 Ha 1934 1905
4s Water Works 1954
4%
to
4Ha '39—MAN
5s 1942 W-.FAA
Greensboro
4Hs
to
2
>
86
86
4s Various
4s
>
88
86
4s Various 1936——MAN
4s Nov 1965--MAN
4a
00
1934-1951—-FA/
34 '45-AA
>"2.00"
Syracuse 4Ha 1933- 35 Variou
1 2.00
5s May 15 1934-1931
6 2.50
6H> 1934 I960MA)
4*. Jun« 15 1914—JADl
4Hs 1934-1944
_.MA^ 0"200
4.20s Dec 15 1933-71 JADlf 7 2 00
7 2.00
4s June 15 1934-'44 -JADi
6%
•
4.10
>2 00
3H
88
86
5.25
MAN
.FA
Co 4 Hs *33-'58.JAD
Forsyth
5 25
'36-'43-MA>
6 6.25
55
Granville Co
5 50
Sullivan Co4Ha
to 6%
8
to 4.10 %
4.10
5 50
Steuben Co 4H«'34'37
Suffolk Co 4 Ha 1934-57-AAC
7.00
86
4HaNovl5'33-,68-MAN15
4 Ha Nov 15 1978—MAN 15
4s Oct 1 1980
-AAO
4s
Southampton 5s
«
1944-71
91
or
Bid.
Bonds
Net.
Solvay 4Hs 1934-*40
FA/
Somers (T) 4Ha '33-'53_MA*
91
81
4Ha April 1935
A&O
4Ha April 1 1966— --AAO
4Ha Apr 16 1972— A AO 15
4Ha Rap Tr A Wat '74 J&D
4Hs Feb 15 1934 ««***»*
4 Ha Feb 15 '41-1966-PAA15
4Hs Feb 15 1976..FAA15
1977
Ask.
4.00
2.00
0
5s Dec 15 1933-1943
98
97
4Ha May 1967
MAN
4H« Not 1967
MAN
4Ha Corp stock 1967 -J&J
4 Ha Corp stk 1971 -J&D16
4 Ha Corp stk 1933-1935J AD
4H» Jan. 1 1977
-JAJ
4H> 8ch A Vat *33- 39-JAD
4Ha I960 opt 1930—M&£
4Ha I960—
M&f
4Ha Mar 1 1962
MAg
4Ha Mar 1 1964MAS
■
98
97
J&J 25
JAJ 25
Jan25'37 J&J 25
4Hi June 1966-..-—
4 HI 1963
-MAS
4s May
Bid.
Bonds
Net.
jchenec Co 4 Ha '42-'6S—JA
New York City—
6s Corp atk Jan25 35
6s Corp stk Jan25'36
6s Corp stk
Ask.
Bid.
To
or
To
or
Bond*
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
4Ha
4Hs
4Hs
4Hs
1934
1935-1937
1938-1939
1940-1951
JAD 6
JAD 6
JAD 6
JAD 6
•08
18-43-1962
JAD19
Ciyahoga Co ♦Os '33-"39.AAO
•6s 1936-1939
AAO
80
85
•4H»
1833-1935——AAO
1930-1944
AAO
AAO
4H" Road 1933-1934-aao
4H» Road 1935-1930. aao
4Ha Road 1937-1938. aao
4H« Road 1939-1941. aao
4a 1934-1941
AaO
80
85
•4Hs
80
85
4H 1933-1943.
80
85
80
85
80
80
85
85
85
80
%
85
80
85
80
to 5.50
that*state are subje^to itoxaUon .a* ?I52 ^ment.to.the constitution of Ohio, adopted Sept. 3 1912. bonds issued after Jan. 1
Oct., 1933.]
STATE
MUNICIPAL
AND
BONDS
107
Yield Basis
To
Bonds.
80
85
80
85
75
80
*5s Mar 16 '34-'40—M&S10
75
80
_
5s Harb Dev
85
80
80
85
85
80
85
4*8 Dock 1943
4*8 Oct 1933-47
4*8 1934-1960
4a Water 1937
4.00
7%
5.50
5.50
•4*8 Oct 1945
A&O
•5s Park & Imp '33 *41.A&O
•Lawrence Co 5s 1934 .:M&S
Lima *5*8 sewer 1933-1947
•5s Sewer Feb 15 '34-'51
Lucas Co 4s O-H 1944—M&S
4*8 1933
J&D2
4*8 1934-1940J&D2
•4 * 8 W &S8epl0'33 -35M & 810
.
1933 1935.
5.50
5.50
70
%
75
J&D
J&D
J&J
4b Oct 1 1964—
A&O
J&J
M&N 2
M&N
I960
4b May 2 1957
48 May 1902
4b Water 1902
4f Oct 1 19644s
J&D
.A&O
3.40
1934-1950
J&D
Woonaocket 4*8 Fd "41-J&D
6a Fund 1934-1935—-M&N
08 Fund 1930-1901—-M&N
4*8 1934rl907—
J&D
4*8 Funding 1944—-M&N
4*8 1934 1907
J&D
4*s Jane 1934-1957- J&D
5a 1933-1930
M&N
5a 1937-1942
M&N
3.40
126
1 1951 Series O—J&J
5a Funded 1934 1959-A&O
4s Funding 1947
A&O
127
3.40
3.40
—,
3.85
3.85
3.85
SOUTH CAROLINA
3.85
3.85
3.85
4a Refund 1952
88
opt 1932--J&J
4*8 ctfs indebt 39-'53—J&D 6 6.00
Aiken Co 4*s 1937-1945
85
4*8 1940-1959
J&J
4b Bridge 1942
F&A
4b 1934-1958
M&S
Altoona—4s '34 opt *14—J&J
3.85
3.85
4*8 Highway 1934-37-F&A
4*8 Highway 1938-43-F&A
Charleston—4*s Jan '62.J&J
opt 1916—J&J
'32-J&J
4.00
70
80
AlCoona 8 D 4s *34 to '35-A&O
4.00
90
to 5.75
%
Anderson Co—
80
85
85
85
85
85
80
80
80
80
July 1934-1958
4c Ref 1930
3.85
4.00
4.00
4s Highway '37 opt
b 6.50
b 6.50
b 5.50
6 5.50
b 5.50
to
to
6%
6%
Bethlehem
S
D5*> *35.
'40,.v
'45. '60
J&D 6 4.25
Braddock 4*8 *84-*44—M&N
99
48 1934 to 1935
M&v' 99
Cambria Co 4*8 Nov 1 *33-*45 ------
to
5%
5%
to 5%
to
6
4*8 1935-1940
—J&J 6
Chester 8 D 4*8 *33-'47-*42.
6
Brie—4*8 Sch 1934-'39.A&0 6
4*8 1934-1960
F&A 6
Chester 4s'37 op'17 tax-ex J&J
Erie 8 D 4s 1934-1938 —F&A
%
Sprlngrleld *5s 1933-1934
4*s 1934 1935—
M&S
4*s St Impt 1934-39.-M&S
_
4.00 %
101
101
3.85
to 3.90
to
to
3.90,%
3.90| %
to
3.90
5%
1
to 3.90
to 3.90
%
to 3.80
3*8 Sewer 1934
*5s Road
Imp "33 '^5 A&O
•4*8 Oct. 1 1933-"37
♦4* 1933-1940...
A&O
Toledo *5s W W '37-*44.F&A
*5a Sept 1934-1942—M&S
5s 1934
..J&D15
Lancaster S
D 4a
Refg *38 (tex-exem).J&J
6.00
80
80
75
100
101
75
0s May 15 '30-'4O—M&Nlt
Columbia 5s Ref 1941— _M&8
4*8 Water 1945
.J&J
75
80
Greenville—5s St 1942-—J&J
5a Water 1958opt '3S-F&A
Greenville Co 4*s*0-'55-J&J
4*a HIghw 1934-1945-F&A
Greater Greenville 8ewer Dist
6.75
to
6.50
to
4*8
1907
85
89
80
85
6 .25
6.00
6.00 to 5 75
6 00 to 5.75
79
M&N
85
Kershaw Co—
6 7.00
Lancaster 8 D—6a 1941—J&J 6 8 00
0a July 1940J&J 6 7.50
6a
%
Highway 1934-1940. F&A
to 6.25
to
7.50
to 7%
102
M&b
6 50
to
4*a 1935-1941
M&b
6 50
to
Rock Hill 6s 1951
opt '31-J&.'
80
3.80
-
—
5*8 "34-'47 —F&A
/5
75
70
.
McK'p't S D 4*s *34 '43M&N
75
70
70
5a Nov 1 1943
Spartanb'v Co 4*s '37-47M&S
4*8 1934 1950
....M&N
Sumter Co 5a
34-'52
_J&J
York Co 4*s 1934-'50
J&J 6
M&8
May 1945—
6%
6%
85
70
Spartanburg 4*8 1935—A&O'
4*a Water 1934-1939—J&J
4*8 Water 1940-1905-J&J
6a Sept 1 1939
to 3.80
to
4*a 1934
^
%
LowerMerIonTwp48.4*8,4*R
Mercer Co
to
to 6 .00
75
70
3.80 %
to
Lancaster—
Summit Co—
90
Marion Co—
to 3.80
-
4s
6 6.25
6 6.25
Charleston Co 6s 1937—-J&J
Oberaw 6s *52 opt
*32--July 1
Clarendon Co—
3.90 %
to
,
Imp '34 to '30-M&S 6 4.00
6 4.00
F&A 6 4.00
leanette 4*s 1P34-1956_M&SI 100
Lackawanna Co 4b 1944-F&A6 4.00
Lancaster Co 4*8 & 4*8
6 4.00
1934-1942.
%
to3.90 %
4s May 15 1934-1953
to 4.75
to
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4s Pub
to 4.50
Steubenvllle *5s 1934-35.M&S
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
to
4«
to 4.75
M&S
6
1934-1937——A&O 6
,
to 4.75
Bprlngf'd 8 D *58*34-'39.J&J2 b 4.
4 *8
**s Jan 1 1936-19466
Payette Co 4s road 1936-A&O 6
Harrlsburg—
75
to 4.75
to 4.75
M&S
100
1936—-
3.85
J&J
1934 1949
1934-1955
1933-1937.
1938-1959
Water Jan 2
4b Jan 1 1945
4a July
Ask.
>
4b
Highway 1935. 1937. 1940.
'42. '45. '47
50.'62
48 Highway 1941. *43. "40.
4*. 51. '53
M&8
Allegheny—4b 1937
M&N
A'leschenv Co 4*8 '43—M&N
4*« 1934-1937
—A&O
4*s 1938-1940
A&O
4*8 1941-1962
A&O
4*s 1933 !v*o0_A&O
4*8
Portsmouth City S D—
4a
4*8
4*8
Bid.
J&J
75
A&O
•4*i
6
to 6
to 6
-
A&O
1934 1950
'to
4s
6%
to 5%
to 5%
to 5%
to 5%
5s ref 1936-1941
A&O
Newark *4*8 1934-41...A&O
Portsmouth—6s '34-'36..J&J
4*s
6 5.50
4*8 Dec 1 1951 opt"36.-J&D
4*8 1934 1939 1944.I949J&J
to
70
J&D
Mahoning Val. San. Dist—
4*8 water 1933-52
A&O
Marietta—*4*8 1934.—J&D
Martin's Fy *58*34- 44..M&S
Miami Conservancy Dist—
5*8 (1 to 5 yr mafy)__J&D
5*s (5 to 10 yr mat'y)_J&D
5*8 (after 10 years)...J&D
Montgomery County—
*5s Fl Kmerg '34-'42..J&D
5a ref 1933
5a ref 1934-1935
6 5.50
6 6.50
M&N
-A&O
PENNSYLVANIA
5b July
to 4%
to 3.75
Bonda.
4.75^
.
•4*8 Sewer Oct. 1 1933-'47 6 4.25
ot
Net,
M&N 6 5.50 to 6~/o
M&N 6r4.75 to 4.75
4s Water 1936-1955—M&N 6 4.75 to
4a Water 1939-1958—-J&J 6 5.25 to 5.001%
4b Water 1940-1969—F&A 6/4.75 to 4.75 %
PC of Astoria 6s Refg 1955-J&J / 17*
19
45
PC of Coos Bay Harbor 5b_-_
50
100
Port of Portland 4a 1934—J&J
85
80
Impt 1934 -35—A&O
East Liverpool—4s 1940-J&J b 6.50 to 6%
Elyrla 4s 1933 Co 1938—J&D b 6.50 to 6%
*4*8 1934 1952
.M&S b 6.50 to 6%
•5s W W 1934-1946..-J&J & 6.50 to 6%
Fostorla *5s W W 34-'40M&S
7.00 to 6%
Franklin County—
5.50 to 5%
•5*8 Hoa&Bge '34 "35 F&A
Hamilton Co »4*s 1943.F&A
4.25 to 4%
•4*8 Oct 1 1939.
A&D 6 4.25 to 4%
48(1 H June'36 op ld-J&D
Ironton *4*s W W '36.-J&D
Lakewood
4 *i '33 39A&O
Ask.
Providence—1
„
.
1933-50-M&N
85
80
•6s St
.
.
80
East Cleveland—
5s
Bid.
Portland—
•5*s W W Imp 1944.J&D
•5s W W Imp 1945—F&A
•4Mb Bdge 1934-1951-M&8
•4*s W W imp 1940—J&D
•4*8 Bdge 1933-39..A&O
•4Kb 1934 1940
M&S
4^81941-1961
—M&S
Dayton 8 DfiMs ^l-'fll M&S
To
or
Bonda.
Net
Dayton—
Yield Basis
75
70
75
7.50
to 7.00
7.50
to 7 00
6.50
to 5.75
6.25
to
6%
to
6%
6%
NTorrlstown S D 4*8 1943-J&J
Philadelphia 4s 1937
6b Jan 1951
4*8 May 1948
J&J
4*8 Nov 1 1948
J&J
4*8
8ept
J&J
4*8
*6a Pub Wharf I960..M&S
*5s Sewer 1949
M&S
4*s 1934-1954
M&S15
•4*8 Wat 1934.J&J
•4*8 1934-1953,-....M&S
4*8 Bdg 1934 & '3« ...F&A
4*s Nov 1 1933-'53
4s Park July 1 1942—J&J
J&J
J&J
1950
10
1975
4*8 Dec 17 1978
4s July 1939
48 July 1942
Toledo Sch Diet—
4s Jan
1
SOOTH
J&J
5a
J&J
J&J
J&J
1940
DAKOTA
5b Rural Credit "33-*40—A&O 6 6.50
5b Sept 1941
...M&S 6 6.50
5a Mar 15 1934-35
M&816 6 6.50
5a June 1 1934-39
J&D 6 6.50
Jan
15
to
to 6%
to 6%
6 6.50
to
J&J16 6 6.50
to
to
1934-40-,—J&J1U
5*a Jan 15 1943
l*a Rural Credit
6%
6%
6%
•4*8 1933-1950
4*8 1934-1956
A&O
85
4s Feb 10
1955
J&J
1939--J&J 6 6 50
Corson Co 5s fd 1934-47-M&N 6 7 00
A&O
85
lackson Co—
M&N
85
4s Nov 1 1966
48 July 20 1972
J&J
*6s 1933-1960
Warren Co 6s 1934
J&J
J&J
4*s fund 1934-47—M&N 15 6 7.00
Perkins Co 4*8 fd '36-'47 J&D 6 7.00
to 6.50
J&J
M&N
Stanley Co 4*s fd '43-'48 J&D 6 7.00
SUux Falls 8 D 5b 1935—A&O 6 6.50
5*1 Dec 11940
J&D 6 6.50
to 6.50
to
M&S
Youngstown—
♦6s Bdge 1933-41
.A&O 6 6.50
•4*a 1934 1957
A&O b 6.50
Youngstown School Dist—
*4*8 1944-1947
M&S b 6.50
*5s 1934-1944
Sanesville—*5*
M&8 b 6.50
City
Market 1934-1939
Zanesville S D *5s 33
5.50 %
to 6 Vo
to 6%
to
to
4*8 1941-1959
4*s Apr 15 1939-58-A&015
4s 1934-1942
J&J
4s
1937-1950.
J&D
6%
6%
Hall
&
M&S 6
5%
'43A&Q b
5%
to 4.75
%
4.75 %
Muskogee 5s Sew 1936..M&S 6 6.50
Oklahoma City—
5*8 1934-1940
J&D 6 6.25
5s Water 1936
M&S 6 6.25
4*s Sewer 1936
F&A 6 6.25
4*s Water Works 1941 .J&J 6 6.25
6 8.50
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
to 6%
5*8 July 1946
5*s Wat & Park'34-"49
5*s 1934-1939
5b 1934-1947...
6s Feb 1 1934-1939
3.90
6%
4s
4s
Scranton
to 6%
4*8 1934 1956
Waah'nOo 4*81934
WIlkes-Barre—
F&A 6 9.00
to
F&A 6 9 00
to
to 8 50
to
to
8.50'%
8.50,%
%
8 50 %
8.50 %
to 3.90
to 3.90
F&A 6 4.00
to
F&A 6 4.00
M&S 6 4.00
A&O 6 4.00
1934-1950
1934-1937
1934 & 1935
to 6%
to 8%
TENNESSEE
to3.90
4*8 '34-'41
%
to 3.90
3.90,%
to 3.90
to 3.90
8D—
6 4.25
to
4.75 %
6 425 ,to 4.75
to 4.50
1
6 4.50
to .475 %
6 4.25
4.75 *
to 4.75
%
6 4 25
to
15
15
J&D / 14
J&J / 14
100
M&S
98
Columbia Co 5s 1934...A&O
98
Eugene 6s 1942
M&S 6 8.75
Olatsop County fis 1934. A&O
J&J
M&S
99*
99*
100
100
4.30
48 1934 to 1935
J&J
4*8 Imp ser I '33-'38-A&0
4*8 1934-1940J&J
4*s Impt 1940-1945—J&J
fork 4*8 1934-1943
F&A 6 3.95
4.30
4.30
4.30
to 3.85
%
6
5%
6 6.00
6
5.75
6
5%
16 '34-73-M&S15 6 4.75
A&O 6 4.75
5b 1935-1942
A&O 6 4.75
Johnston 4*8 1935-1940 M&N
4*8 Mat
5s 1934
Newport—4*8 '34-'39-_M&S
6*8 June 1 1934-1953
4*b May 1934-1942—M&N
4*8 Mar 1934-35
M&S
to 6%
to 5.75 %
to 5.50 %
to 6%
Multnomah Co 8 D No 1—
J&J15 6 5.50
J&J15 6 6.50
J&D 6 3.80
3*8 golu 8 H 1934
100
J&J
Cranston 4s sch 1934-37.J&J 6 4.75
4s 1938-1966
?'_J&J 6 4.75
N Prov
8%
to 6!
ce
to 3.65
%
8*s g High Sch
M&N
1954-J&D
Pawtucket—4*8 I960
Sewer
to 5.40
%
to 5 40 %
to 5.40
to 5 40
to 5.40
to 5.40
to 5.40
45
45
50
50
J&J
1952
J&D
4*b School 1954
4s Water 1937
M&N
M&N
to
6.50
to
to
65
6 4 00
6 4.00
to 3.90
to 3.90
40
45
65
6 5.50
6%
6%
6%
70
70
65
to 4.50
Road 1934-1958—J&J 6 9 00
Hamilton County—
5 50
4* % Refunding 1957.A&O
5% Bridge 1944
5.50
to 4.50
70
to 5.25
%
lackson—
4.50
to 4.50
4.00
4.00
100
6 6.50
* 6.50
4%
4.00
100
4*8 School 1950
A&O
4*b Memorial Aud '52M&N
5s Hospital 1954
...M&S
Cocke County—
4*8 Road July 15 '47.-J&J
Cumberland Co 5s 1956—J&J
OavldBon County—
4*8 Highway 1947
J&J
5% Co Memorial '34 '60J&J
Dyer Co 4*8 Apr 1 1955
Fayette County—
4*8 Road 1958
J&J
Giles County—
5% Highway 1947—J&D
4*% Ref 1934-1948...luJ 6 7%
Johnson City—
55
5*8 Impt 1934-1946—J&D
Knox Co 5s Pike & Bridge
May 1 1934-1940
M&N 6 5.50
to
8%
to 5.40
to 5.40
to 6.50
65
to 5.25
%
Knoxvllle—
4*8 Impt 1934-39
.F&A
4*s Park 1934-1935—A&O
5s 1934-1937
M&S
73
75
73
75
73
75
M&S
73
75
5* % Fdg Sept 11950.M&S
73
5s
1938-1951
75
Madison
County—
4* % Highway '34-'49 J&D 6 6.50
b Basis,
f Flat price.
* Subject to taxation: By an amendment to the constitution of Ohio adopted Sept. 3
1913 by municipalities in chat state are subject to taxation,
n Nominal,
o Less 1*.
r Less 2.
s Less 1.
5.75
5 75
5 75
5.75
5 75
5.75
5.75
Gibson County—
to4~50
to
4s June 16 '47-J&D
4s May 15 1948
4*8
to 6<
3.50
M&S
100
Multnomah Co—
4*8 Bridge 1934-1944.J&D
4*8 1949 1956
F&A
4s Bridge 1945-1955—J&D
5s Road 1934 1939—M&N
4s Oharlt Inst 1905
4s June 1 1977
100
to
4*s highway 1939
J&D 6
4*s bridge 1945
J&J 6
4*8 refdg July 29 1955—J&J h
4*8 July 1 1945
___J&J 6
4*b highway 1939
J&J 6
4s refdg July 29 1955
J&J 6
5s Memorial Aud'm 1901 J&J.6
Carter County—
6s funding Jan 1 1959. J&J /
5*a Road
——-1/
Chattanooga—
RHODE ISLAND
6 4 25
to 6.50
to 6%
to 6%
to3.90
to 3.90
5s
to
F&A 6 9 00
F&A 6 9 00
6 9.00
4*8 Highway *34-"44... A&O
4*8 1934 1944 (s-a)—A&O
4*s'H,way *34-'35 (B-a)_A&0
4*8 H'way '36-'49 (s-a)_A&0
4s Highway 1933-42
A&O
4s Highway 1934-41A&O
4*s July 15 '34-'39
4a July 15 "40-"45
to
to3.9J
J&J 6 4.00
to 6%
OREGON
6*8 1934-1949.
Baker City 5s 1934
48 1934 to 1939
•Jcranton
Tulsa—
1953
Pittsburgh—4*8 '34-'50 J&D
4*8 1935-1937
M&S 6 4.00
4*r 1938-194Q——.M&S 6 4.00
4*8 '34-'38 taxable-.M&N 6 4.00
Beading 6s impt 1943-49-J&J 6 4.00
Schuylkill Co—
4*8 1934-1955.
J&J 6 4.00
o
OKLAHOMA
Astoria 5*
3*8 July 1 1934
Phila S D 4*8 '34-'43
to 6.50
to 6%
1912. bond* Issued after Jan.
AND
STATE
108
MUNICIPAL BONDS
4.80
1954---J&J
Memphis 5s July
to 4.60
b 4.80
34- 48-A&0
5s River Term
Ask.
b 4.80
4Mb Water 1934-1962—J&J
4.80
4Mb Water 1949——-J&J
b 4.80
4Mb Park 1959
A&O 4.80
4^8 1934-1956
-J&D b 4.80
1934-1964.--—-—-M&S
4s
Montgomery
4Mb
4.75
to 4.50
4.75
to 4.50
4.75
to 4.50
4.75
5Ma Fdg 1935-1958—J&J
Tipton County— •
,ro_.
_
4Mb Road July 2 84- 68 J&J
—J&J 6 4.00
-J&J 6 2.75
to 3.90
6 2.75
4Mb Capitol Bldg 1934 ,.A&0
—J&J 6 3.60
4Mb Road 1939
—J&J 6 3.60
4Mb July 1 1939
to 2.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
5His April 1 1941
6 5.50
to
Capitol Bldg 1934—.
5s
5%
J&J
Capitol Bldg 1934-.
Ogden 4M% 1934-1945 -F&A
4s
TEXAS.
Salt
Abilene 6s Feb 16 '59-'65—.
Amarlllo 4Mb *34-'68-M&815
5s
Austin
1934-1942-----JAJ
"62op 32J&J
5i SchBlg&Hos
4Mb 1934-1961
J&J
58
5.50
6 5.50
5.50
-J&J
1954-1958--—- —-J* J
4Mb
5s Water Works
5s 1934-1939
5s 1940-1965
4MB
4s May 1 1949
4Mb
1959—F&A / 32
Dallas 6b 1934 .960
-M&N 6 4.90
6 4.90
4Mb 1934-1970
M&N
4 90
4Mb July 1 1934-1949-J&J
4Mb 1934-*45
M&N 6 4.90
4 90
4Mb 1946-65
M&N
4s School 1934-1951 -—J&J 6 4 90
.
'31—M&S
*35—J&J
1948—F&A
1934
1935-1959
5s
5s
4Mb 1936-1971
4MB 1936-1964
1941
Refunding
4s
to 4.75
to
4.75
to 6.25
b 7.25
to 6 25
b 7.25
to 6.25
b 7.25
to 6.25
b 7 25
to 6 25
A&O
b 6 25
to
J&D
J&D
F&A
—F&A
J&J
b 6.25
to
b 6.25
to
b 6.25
to
A&O
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
b 6 25
to
b 6.25
to
b 7 00
to 6.25
5s Grade Rals 1944—A&O
5s School 1934-1954—M&S
b 7 00
to 6
1934-1956
5s
4Mb Grad. &c.
A&O
'48op*28 J&J
4His Grad.&c.*49 op'29A&0
Galveston County—
5s Bd Apr 10
Grimes Co —
| 7.00
"34-'50—F&A
Sept 1934-1952—M&N
Oct 26 38 op '28-A&0
1934-1957
J&J
Imp 1934-35 (s-a)_J&J
Impt 1936-89 (s-a)-J&J
Impt 1940-55 (s-al.J&J
i
4Hs
to
7.00
to
7.00
to 6.25
5s
*54.759.
*64—
95
90
60
b 4.90
70
to 4.75
to 4.75
to
4.75
to 5.40
b 5.15
5.40
5.40
5-40
to 5.40
to 5.40
b 5.15
to
b 5.15
to
b 5.15
b 5.15
4Mb
b
4Mb
b
4MB 1942-1947
6
Houston 8 D 6s Feb 1952——
4**s 1937-1951
J&D 6
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1934.
*39. *44. *49.
Port Arthur—
6.25
6.25
7.00
>
b 4.90
4Mb Apr 10 *34 "56-A&O10
b 4.90
4Mb Road Apr 10 ,34-*60b 5.15
Houston—5s Sew 1939--M&N
b 5.15
5s Ref Oct 16 *41op*31-A&0
b 5.15
6s Mun Imp
.25
to 6.25
>
*51op'3l A&O
5Hs Road 1934-'54-A&010
Harris Oo 4s *47 op *17 A&O
4Mb
4Mb
4MB
to
to
to
5.40
5.40
5 15
to 5.40
5.15
5.15
to 5.40
5.15
to 5.40
b 6.50
to
to
5.40
6%
_
1934-1970
to
6 4.30
F&A
43
53
4.15
I
to 6 25
i
to 6.25
%
6.25
7.25
7 25
7.25
b
6
b
b
b
b
7%
7%
7%
7.25
6.00
6 6.00
6 6.00
6 6.00
to
7%
b 6.25
to
b 5.50
6 5.50
to 5.25
J&J
Highway 1935-1946—J&J
July 1946-1948
J&J
4Mb 1945-1954
J&J
3.75 4Mb 1934-1934
J&J
3.75 4MB 1935-1943
J&J
4s 1939-1950
J&J
4.25 4s July 1948-1952
J&J
394s 1951 & 1952
J&J
3 His 1943-1952
J&J
—J&D
1 1933-1949—A&O
(commonwealth) 1962
107
3M% ctfs of Indt July 1 '39 6 3.00
is Funded debt i99i
J&J
933^
4Ks ctf Indebt 1934-37—J&J lOOM
Albemarle Oo 5s 1948
J&J 6 5%
Alexandria 6b 1933-1956-A&0 6 6%
Arlington Oe 6J4e'34 '54-F&A 6 6%
Bristol 6Mb Sch *34-*53
6 4.75
Charlottesville 6s 1962—M&S
5%
6s Water Impt 1968
J&J
4s
109
to 2.90 %
94M
%
to 4.60 %
to 4.60
to 4.60
Highway 1934-1934
to
4.25 %
%
to 4.50
64.75 to 4.25 %
6 4.75 to 4.25 %
4Mb July
6 5.00 to 4 50 %
Fairfax Co 4Mb 1946 .F&A2
6 4.75 to 4 .25 %
Henrico Oo Sch 5s *34-*50 J&J
6 4.75 to 4.50 %
1942—-F&A
1 1939-1960-J&J
4Mb Ref Aug
,
^
6 4.75
6 4.75
b 4.75
6 4.75
6 4.75
6 5.00
6 5;00
6 5.00
to 4.25
to 6 .25
to 6.25
6.00
to 4.25
to 4.25
to
to
4.25
4.25
J&J 6 4.30
J&J 6 4.30
-J&J 6 4.30
4Mb July 1 1965
J&J 6 4.30
4s 1938 to 1943
J&J 6 4.30
4s 1941
J&J 6 4.30
4s Elec Light 1942
J&J 6 4.30
4s 1943
J&J 6 4.30
Soanoke 4 His Kef 1936—J&J 6 4 50
4Mb Street Impt May 1940 6 4.60
4Mb Pub Bldg 1941—M&N 6 4.50
4Mb Pub Bldg 1944..M&N 6 4.60
4Mb Apr 1952
A&O 6 4.60
4s Street Impt 1936—-J&J 6 4.60
4.75
to 4.10
%
%
4.10 %
4,10 7c
4.10 %
to 4.10
to
to
to 6.25
to 5.50
to
I
i
4%
to
4%
b 4.10
to 4%
b 4.10
to
4%
b 4.10
to
b 4.10
to
4%
4%
b 4.10
to 4%
b 4.10
to 4%
b 4.10
to 4.10 %
to 4 1.
%
to 4.10
%
to 4 26 %
to 4 25
to 4 25
1
to 4 2 5 %
to
4 25
to
4.25
to
4%
4.10
to
4%
5.50
to
5%
5.50
5.50
to
to
5%
5%
5.00
5.00
to
5.00 %
Clarksburg 5s '33-'34—A&O
5s 1935-1953
A&O
Olarksbg 8 D 6s *41 op '21M&S
Hancock
County—6s
Grant
Road Dist '46 opt '82.M&N 6 5.50
Huntington 5s 1944
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Apr 10 1956-1965
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1934-1942
—-M&8 / 22
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4%
60
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5%
.J&J 6 3.25
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Olavxe Co 6s '36 opt
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White County—
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Wichita Falls 6s 1950—M&N / 45
to 4.50
65
County—
4Mb Road 1948
F&A 6 5.25
Shelby bounty—
6 4.60
4s Courthouse 1957—A&O
6 4.60
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6 4.60
4M% Jail 1940-1961—M&S
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4.75
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to 6%
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5% Fdg June
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land River Bdge 1953.P&A
Nashville 6s 1934-1942.-A&O
5s March 1934-1960--M&8
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To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Net,
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Net,
Bid.
To
or
To
or
Bonds.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield tiasia
1003^
80
101m
85
Quotations in this department
as near as
are
given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions, and are
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal.
An asterisk (*) denotes
sales.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for all other insti¬
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns
the Clearing House banks of New York,
National Banks
June 30.
Birmingham—
Industrial Sav Bank.
First National Bk—
Common
$
Surplus A
Profits.
1.259,566
30,563
75,923
2,500,000
7,500,000
|2,756,128
us
where
Par.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
14,619,237
337,644
1,017,507
Surplus &
Profits.
Los Angeles (Concl.)
Union Bank A Trust.
Wilshire Nat Bank-
100
100
For
required.
State Institutions
June 30.
Cross
Deposits.
Par
Bid.
Ask,
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
17,791
25,418,288
300,206
100
100
300.000
1,627.913
105,487
155,635
40,778,237
3,176,306
6,614,441
100
100
100
300,000
500,000
1,000,000
100,000
300,000
265,422
159,915
551,799
9,336
247,855
2,900,167
4,090,745
8,295.238
876,141
2,653,279
100
100
25
100
100
5,000,000
200,000
s
1,946,346
a
100
100.000
39.866
266,000
100
First National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Amer Nat BkATr Co
1.000.000
1,000,000
500,000
1,673,483
1,151.946
116,388
15,000,933
10,955,318
798,516
100
20
Citizens Co ml Tr A 8
100
First National Bank.
First Trust A Sav Bk
Pasadena Nat Bank
500,000
1.000.000
200.000
84,455
565,843
62,534
1,535,472
10.452,736
1,177.983
100
Security Nat Bank.
Belma National Bank
400,000
100,000
200.000
100.000
1,954,053
563.082
1,199,738
1,300,976
100
100
100
Belma Tr A Sav Bank
163,754
34,916
213,121
109,302
31.281,801
are
.
CALIFORNIA
Capital.
Ask.
Bank...
National
periodic statements
National Banks
June 30.
Oakland—
Central Bkof Oakland
First National Bank.
Farmers A Mer Sav.
Preferred
W oodla wn-American
no
taken from the latest1 weekly statement.
Cross
Deposits.
$
.
1.000.000
75,000
100.000
being procured by
are
Stats Institutions
June 30.
ALABAMA
Capital.
BIrmlng'm Tr Sc Bar.
Ensley Bank As Tr Oo
deposits
| 25
4,200,000
500,000
MobilePasadena—
MontgomeryAlabama Nat BankFirst National BanktJnlon Bank & Tr Co
lea
10
Sacramento-
Capital Nat Bank
Belma—
Oltj National Bank.
People's Bk A Tr Co.
o
cent
10
o
cent
100
sa
100
145.000
518,098
96,724
106,412
45,447
13,505,928
751,417
2,674,560
841,459
150,000
24,657
1,851,025
100
805,501
675,357
21,591,792
9,915,155
4,778,189
1,616,712
100
3.875.327 138,014,779
7.591.328 82,164,789
33,073
251,912
20
100
500.000
50.000
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
Merchants Nat Bank
Sumitomo Bk of Cal.
200.000
N
100
100
re
cent
n
sa
lea
o
lee
SanBern&rdino—
American Nat Bank.
National Banks
June 30.
State Institutions
June 30.
ARIZONA
San Diego—
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bisbee—
Bank of Blsbee
100,000
250.000
125,212
194,587
294,920
405,045
169,961
Valley Bank A Tr Co
300,000
500,000
250,000
1.050.000
Tucson—
Consolidated Nat Bk
Sou Arizona Bk A Tr
400.000
64,297
250.000
,304,996
Miners A Merch Bk.
PhoenixFirst Nat Bk of Aris.
Phoenlx Nat Bank—
Phoenix Sav Bk A Tr
NmtUmml
1,791,955
3,150.090
20
25
25
25
7,709,332
4,361,072
Merchants Nat Bank
467,269
N
0
re
cent
sa
les
it-
100,000
300.000
200,000
300.000
Peoples Bank
Union Bank.-.^M*
June 30.
52,846
627,827
451,630
2,185.859
5,315,926
100
N
0
100
re
100
22,215
102,071
52,524
102,074
Common........
250,000
Preferred
250,000
J 104,993
25
sa
les
100,000
200,000
a52,624
580,564
Simmons Nat Bank.
National Banks
June 30.
511,161
3,088,561
2,166,824
3,364,441
25
100
26
50,000.000 47,262,393 715,026,351
4,000,000 2,155,391 52.387,258
195.330
1,000,000
2,876,972 "loo
1,300,000
586,889 12,575,037 100
Crocker First Nat Bk 6,000,000 4,057,705 58,705.344 100
The San Fran Bank.
1,000,000 5,400,000 152,706,709 1000
Pacific Nat Bank
196,012
1,000,000
5,851,150 100
Wells Fargo Bank A
Union Trust Co...
9,000,000 8,305.164 167,206.648 100
Yokohama Specie Bk
1,225,000
347,624
3,536.745
American Trust Oo— 10,000,000 10,900,^)00 197.204,477 'ioo
Crocker First Federal
50
Trust Oo
1,500.000 2,044,232 45,009,673
.....
908,812
6,897,493
25
375""
100
Stockton SAL Bank
Union Safe Deposit
6,991,989
1,778,922
100
25
No re cent
200,000
150,000
750.000
50,072
201,773
310,074
1,012,643
1,609,933
6,220,824
100
200,000
1,000,000
474,590
1,000,000
2.782,537
7.903,182
100
100
N
re
cent
92,682
1,768,741
100
sa
les
sa
lea
25
100
L.~
o
State Institutions
June 30.
CANADA (page119)
3,972,971
9,049,304
1681555
1,686,000
none
20
100
100
100
N
o
re cent
sa
Angeles—
72,279,417
5.000.000 7,258,937 84,468,051
3.000,000 5,006,363 87.732,434
2.000,000
340,812
7,948,052
Security-First NatBk 30.000.000 23,138.291 442,416.712
206
811,200
93,407
Bank
25
100
les
*
8ale price.
a
Bank
50
201
375.000
Stockton—
First National Bank.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Farmers A Mer. NatSeaboard Nat Bank.
10,000
40
600,000
500,000
First National Bank.
1100
115,944
620,258
1,646,087
758,911
220
213
9,900
San Jose—
Commercial Nat Bk.
Farm A Mer Sav Bk.
25
Long Beach—
5,000,000
1.000,000
160
it
Santa Ana—
25
5,225,281 J'nn
CALIFORNIA
300,000
1.000,000
100.000
225,000
i
A Savs Assoc
Bank of America—
First National Bank.
San Jose Nat Bank..
Pine Bluff—
CottonBeltBkATrCo
10H
10^
150
•
/
cent
7,474,031
W B Worthen Oo—
Savings
25
100
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Bk of Com
Little Bock—
Twin City Savs Bk..
Bankers Coram'1 Tr.
California Bank
California Trust Co.
Oitlsens Nat Trust A
100,OOt
Anglo California
National Bank
15,400,000
Bank of Calif, N A._
8.500.000
Bank of Canton Ltd.
300.000
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
100
100
2,788,539
Nomi nal.
Per share
200,000
500,000
600,000
First National Bank.
Los
250,461
33,987
100
4,542,066
2,879,557
7,729,539
ARKANSAS
Fort Smith—
City National Bank-
Farmers A Merch Bk
1,000,000
500,000
600,000
United States Nat Bk
100
-
June 30.
Farm A Merch Tr Oo
Western Tr A Sav Bk
Security Tr A Sav Bk
8an Francisco—
Bmks
Calif First Nat Bank
First Nat T A 8 Bk.
San Diego Tr A 8 Bk
Dec. 31 1932.
/ Par $40 Hong Kong money
.
I Last sale price.
20
31
n
100
Fully paid up stock with
par
of 100 yen.
restricted basis.
r
""25 ""36K
On
*
Federal Conservator appointed.
a
New stock with par of 50 yen.
AND
BANKS
110
National banks
June 30.
State
COLORADO
Capital.
TRUST
COMPANIES
Institutions
June 30.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits
Capital.
Ask.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Par
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Per
%
50.000
100,000
300,000
300,000
150,000
Colorado Spgs.—
Col orado Sa v Bank-.
Colorado Spgs Nat B
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Colo Title 8c Tr
Co..
Preferred
Franklin Nat Bank
.
15,178,950
4,026,258
4,110,616
2,169,111
100
100
McLachlen Bkg Corp
1,000,000 11,208,904
nl,500,000
32,307,786
100
84,255
1,233,278
2,052.244
637,196
20,524,242
36,479,609
60.000
Bank
Denver Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
South B'way Nat Bk
U 8 National Bank..
Guardian Trust Co..
International Tr Co.
Colorado State
1,500.000
1.500.000
N
100
100
Bank
WashNat Capital Bank—
Nat Metropol Bank.
Rlggs National Bank
re
125,000
436,651
1,945,452
1,546,530
100,000
20,804
1,058,644
les
100
500,000
16,616,107
425,076
11,948,080
cent
8a
100
100
200.000
550.000
120.000
o
100
22,527
100
Carbonate Amer N B
Co
500,000
1,018,784
132,788
30,000 b
85,144
100,000
253,629
100,000
Mlnnequa Bank
Western Nat Bank-.
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co.
100
100
100
100
100
22,947,343
70,125.824
5,468.718
5,200,415
412,846
34,414.010
13,498,371
4,512.005
8,004,616
2,162,297
16.145,973
1,570.376
3,419.364
3,000.000
342,663
335,984
<29,612
3,909,920
1,394.893
1,313,433
1,073,947
<183,639
2,040,598
2.000.000
_
loo
100
163.506
_p
100,000
Bank—
Co J 1.000.000
Wash Loan & Tr
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
20
100
5,812,363
2,152,743
3.029,303
8.532.570
/153,318
1,125.220
200.000
800.000
750.000
Second Nat Bank—
300 000
Secur Sav & Com Bk
100 000
Wash'ton Sav Bank. p
3.400 000
Amer Secur & Tr Oo.
1,000.000
Nat'l Sav & Tr Co..
Munsey Trust Co— 2.000.000
U S Savings
100
3,793",901
704.121
176.671
1,050.000
Bank of
Union Trust
Leadville—
300',000
500.000
400.000
150,000
400.000
Mt Vernon Sav
Nat
10
°
350,347
91,063
500,000
500.000
Central Sav Bk &
Common
Bank 8c Trust Co.
share.
106
3,401,216
1,484,903
7,079,183
p2.000,000 <1.110,152
<151,818
p
225,000
Nat'l
Amer
Federal
624,706
188,775
<558,128
BankLiberty Nat Bank—
Lincoln Nat Bank—
Denver—
Per
Washington—
250.000
Columbia Nat Bank.
100.000
Bank of Co mm & Sav
District Nat Bank.. pi .000,000
Hamilton Nat
American Nat Bank-
Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
100
100
100
100
100
1,289,605
1,345,316
5,771,059
5,809,441
1,013,651
204,271
127,208
305,762
340.243
79,773
share.
No
re
cent
sa
les
100
100
100
10
100
100
100
100
100
too
100
13,205,373
1,282,167
1,409,028
3,013.203
100
100
I nstitutions
State
National Hanks
June 30.
100
FLORIDA
June 30.
Nomi nal.
National Hanks
June 30.
CONNECTICUT 3tM'j!^Ton>
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bridgeport—
1,000.000
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
1,089,575
15,563,900
100.000
750.000
300.000
928,404
18,146,902
3,236,217
1,456,940
1,750,743
1,056,739
2,029,004
100
Black Rock Bk & Tr.
1
Brldgep't City Tr Co
Amer Bank & Tr Co.
Oomm'l Bk & Tr Co.
Fairfield Trust Co—
North End Bk & Tr.
West Side Bank
Lakeland—
Florida Nat Bank-
c
c
c
1,233,989
168,457
58,582
168,119
64,573
364,117
300.000
200,000
100,000
300,000
26,090,130
15,259,953
16,277.853
100
25
0
100,000
70,669
1.373,674
25
1,200.000
100,000
400.000
335.640
<70,132
141,902
19,877,425
<166,081
1,713,464
ion
0
300,000
181,229
3,900,252
100
200,000
<217,407
71,814
2,350,872
100
100.000
2,342.618
100
800,000
200,000
206,889
146,163
3,038.032
2,268.473
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
25.000
Miami—
First National Bank-
25
100
Bank.
Florida Nat Bk 8c Tr
Miami Beach First
National Bank—
First Tr 8c Sav
100
100
100
100
25
25
Orlando—
First Nat Bk 8c Tr
Co
0
Florida Bank
Hartford—
300,000
Capitol Nat Bk & Tr
Conn River Bkg Co.
First National Bank.
Glastonbury Bk & Tr
Hartford Nat Bk & T
150,000
1,150,000
100,000
4.000,000
100,000
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk & Tr.
Bankers Trust Co
share
10
467,406
821,489
761,256
20
65,372
Per
Jacksonville—
Atlantic Nat Bank.. d3.000,000
1,500,000
Barnett N B of JackFlorida Nat Bank— 01.500,000
1,600,000
250.000
a
East Hartford Tr Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park 8treet Tr Co..
Riverside Trust Co..
100,000
3,000,000
200,000
250,000
Slmsbury Bk & Tr Co
So End Bk & Tr Co.
Travelers Bk & Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co—
500,000
200.000
100.000
125,000
100,000
153,597
932,415
932,890
113,617
4,566,531
265,160
1,731,900
412,756
112,473
3,581,717
300,083
219,914
96,506
67,244
706,141
213,748
116,329
25
30
3,024,230
5.358.818
13,792,573
1,316,805
41,472,727
8
45U
90
100
70"
14
60
10
4,489,433
1,846,036
27,587,164
2.034.819
2,282,970
1,593,001
463,613
9,880.139
1,790,719
1,189,402
100
100
—
m
— mm
a--
200""
—
"25 ""42"" "52"
100
10U
"25 "40"
50
American Nat Bank.
16
100
27,741",275
N 0
Pensacola—
60
mmwrnm'mm
100
100
50" ~
75
175"
Cit 8c
People's Nat Bk
St. Augustine—
People's Bk for Sav . St Augustine Nat Bk
100
h
100.000
90,938
61.778
520,043
1,562,501
100
0
200.000
146.104
2,113.511
25
1,250,000
1,500,000
500,000
403,732
672,165
206,184
9,751,430
11,029,301
1,341.316
100
100.000
36.133
359,888
2.365.058
100
2.957.558
100
St. Petersburg—
Florida Nat Bank
Tampa—
Exchange Nat BankFirst National Bank.
First Sav&Tr Co
100
100
25
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach At¬
lantic Nat Bank.
Meriden—
Meriden Tr & S D Co
200,000
500,000
200.000
100,000
Puritan Bk & Tr Co.
100.000
430,513
377,331
61,141
67,658
130,423
100,000
352,376
First National Bank.
Home National Bank
Meriden Nat Bank.
1,185,160
4,754 979
100
25
225
250
25
l,162!l54|
100
70
75
5,687 IM00
1,389,606
140
100
150
125
1,752.740
22.633,426
7,650,216
8,789,996
fyo
First Nat Bk & Tr Go
New Haven Bk N BA
1.260.000
1.600,000
750,000
1,219,720
1,227,324
920,515
100
120
100
125
Preferred
June 30.
Nomi nal
150,000
200,000
1.458,700
[
50,000
1,230,116
12,384,266
135
1,747,824
125
100
New London—
300,000
363,636
6,085,955
200,000
152,578
264,228
109,174
2,803,898
1.264,577
935,254
100
100
100
Thames Bk & Tr
550,000
413,684
2,794,533
25
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
200,000
107,120
1.206,321
100
200,000
Oitiz & So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
5.400.000
First Nat Bank.1.000.000
Fulton Nat Bank
500.000
Ga Sav Bk & Tr Co..
2,000,000
Trust Co of GeorgiaAmerican Sav Bank.
209,305
60,483,036
74,178.107
15.770.888
1,907,584
8,432,219
127,720
3,412,742
6,287,463
603,626
635,755
2,665,757
100
tio
—
—
-
10
9X
10
18;>,
17
100
110
100
130
.....
______
e
—
100
300,000
150,000
share
Per
Atlanta—
Bk
Un & N Haven Tr Co
June 30.
100
100
GEORGIA
100
100
Institutions
State
National Hanks
Second Nat Bank
Nat
250,000
Cent Farmers' Trust.
New Haven—
Amer Bank & Tr Co
Trademen's
Common
d
-
30
Nat Bk of Commerce
N
New London City
o
Augusta-
Wlnthrop Trust Co..
1,000,000
r5.000.000
183,174
6,141,373
60.483,036
2,896,679
100
3,412.742
400.000
850,000
300.000
100.000
200,000
200,000
784,576
153,591
67,133
304.921
167,374
4,988,132
1,331.837
1.049,639
1,456,496
1,130,907
100
100
100
100
100
100
Oitiz & So Nat Bank. r5.000,000
3,412,742
First Nat Bk 8c Tr Co
500,000
2 70.106
60,483.036
5,930.880
tio
100
CItiz & So Nat Bank- r5.000.000
Bank
National
Union Bk & Tr Co..
3 412,742
129,078
re
cent
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
sa
les
Oitiz & So Nat Bank-
Nat Exchange Bank-
Norwich—
No re cent
sa
les
e
Columbus—
Columbus Bk 8c Tr__
Fourth Nat Bank
e
Home Savings Bank.
Merch & Mech Bank
First Nat BkofOol..
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nst'l
Bank & Trust Co.
Fidelity Title&Tr Co
Stamford Trust Co..
427,697
no
loo
147
10
140
9H
90
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
Macon—
1,000.000
200,000
1,299,009
868,941
700.000
1,458,814
8,071,461
4,564,022
6,767,133
e
Savannah—
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
Waterbury—
600,000
Cltls 8c Mfrs* Nat Bk
693,778
Waterbury Nat Bank
500.000
302,265
Colonial Trust Co...
1,000,000
Waterbury Trust Co
300.000
2,676,416
191,312
10,185,602
3,894,586
7,012,126
2,223,293
9H
10
9H
10
10
100
e
600,000
100
50
120
Savannah Bk & Tr._
700.000
45
Citizens Bk & Tr Co.
200.000
100
60.483,036
3,542.883
1,696,546
695,271
10
10
100
100
310
50
100
112,168
84.387
*
Sale price.
t Branch of Savannah.
Affiliate of the Hartford National Co.
:
a
b Feb
c
25 1933
Closed by State
Banking Commission on
Aug. 30 1933.
Florida
Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
d Member of the Atlantic «rroup in
National Hanks
June 30.
DELAWARE
State
Institutions
e
June 30
Affiliate of the First National
/ Sept. 30 1932.
0
Member of the Florida
National Group.
National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
h Affiliated with the Barnett
Nomi nal.
Per
Wilmington—
Central Nat Bank—
Farmers' Bank
210,000
500,000
Security Trust Co-
2.000.000
203,175
1.000.000
1,500.000
1,121,000
Wilmington
4,000,000
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co_.
Equitable Trust Co.
.
332,266
2,182,452
242,581
726,800
661,880
2,238,799
1,391,663
9,714,280
1,187,656
22,311,513
1,631,673
3,265,447
5,887,342
12,097,312
7.433,111
26,672,158
share.
100
90
110
50
235
250
50
26
"95"" 105""
180
100
25
"60
65
75
too
60
190
200
150
160
< Dec. 31 1932.
1 Last sale
n
On Sept. 21
.
,
.
,
1933 the Colorado
■
"
National Bank of Denver, Colo., an¬
preferred stock.
G., formed by
nounced the purchase by the RFC of 81,500,000 of its new
o The new Hamilton National Bank of Washington, D.
the union of
seven
restricted
Washington
Sept. 25 1933.
P In nrocess of reorganization
r
Combined statement
t Trust
v
x
'unHn
Conservator
Ex-dividend.
appointed,
banks opened for business on
Oct., 1933.]
BANKS
National Banks
Capital.
TEUST
COMPANIES
State Institutions
National Banks
June 30.
IDAHO
June 30.
AND
June 30.
111
ILLINOIS
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Ask.
Bid.
Par,
Deposits.
Surplus &
Profits
Capital.
State
Institutions
June 30.
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
First Nat Bk of Idaho
share.
Per
300,000
150,000
First Security Bank.
Boise Trust Co
337,470
289,160
17,096
150.000
5,510,268
3,910,414
38,306
100
Quincy—
Per
111 State Bk of
Quincy
Mercantile Tr A 8 Bk
100
100
Ask.
Nomi nal.
South^Side State
239,249
138,384
2,260.642
3,071.793
200.000
125,000
500,000
66,*67
186,462
221,599
3,594,762
1,508,811
4,196,513
share.
100
200.000
100
300,000
lOC)
Bk Q
Rockford—
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
Co
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third Nat'l Bank...
100
100
N
o
re cent
National Banks
June 30.
ILLINOIS
State
Institutions
Springfield—
First National Bank.
Illinois Nat Bank
500.000
300.000
64,906
178.990
Springfield MarineBk
First State Tr A S Bk
June 30.
les
sa
500,000
200.000
362.426
6.778,481
3,307,639
6,851,053
100
100
100
100
38,075
Nomi nal.
Aurora—
share.
Per
Aurora Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
300,000
400.000
400,000
e
104,712
8,984
64,737
1,853,705
1,930,816
1,503,766
N
100
0
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
National Banks
Belleville—
INDIANA
June 30.
Belleville Bk & Tr Co
Belleville Nat Bank.
150,000
100,000
200,000
150.000
First National Bank.
St Clair Nat Bank..
59.580
13,205
323,334
107,547
1,466,697
554,317
3,177,295
1,679,015
100
100
100
100
Chicago—
150
85
Beverly State Sav Bk
100,000
Nomi nal.
Evanuville—
Per
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
National City Bank.
#•
151,188
38,693
11,427,636
2,032,532
556,968
City Nat Bk & Tr Co
loc
85
95
10(
101
""55" "65""
4,000,000 1,270,614 79,082,145
OontlllN at Bk ATr Co 76.000,000 26,600,717
632,819,315
100
80
35
100
o,278,536
1,012,287
7,115.914
share.
100 1300
100
325
100
225
240
250
260
150
200
120"
160"
100,000
500.000 1
214,850
7,t92,8l7
100
9,03°,674
276,922
15,355,635
955,891
5,561,738
20
300,000
360,957
el 1.957
1,500.545
*206,212
1,084,757
200.000
603,359
100,000
115.503
4 ,692,379
662,300
100.000
2.000.000
200.000
50.000
1,250.000
200.000
el09.109
2.276.068
611,360
41,153.043
145.349
630.039
392,294
Bankers Trust Co
500 000
587.026
Fidelity Trust Co
100.000
1.500 000
1,000.000
Old National Bank—
Common
Preferred
36
100 d 80
90
100
562,851
500.000
1,295,808
500,000 j
90
100
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank..
500.000
100.000
184,667
304,308
18,564
North Side Bank
400,000
e
June 30.
mm m m
250
150
'•
Amer Nat'l Bk & Tr.
1,000,000
Austin State Bank.. b
500,000
m
Institutions
State
500,000
1,000,000
154,285
621,200
2,548,536
13,757,724
First National Bk
25,000,000 18,594,676 563,486,201
First Nat Englewood
200.000
755,338
5,628,584
Halsted St State Bk. b
200,000
7,167
1,183,821
Hamilton State Bk..
200,000
28,321
100
100
86
88
100
300
325
100
Metrop State Bank
Mid-City Nat B & Tr
.
Mutual Nat Bk of Ob
100
3,135,520
1,342,432
4,115.099
6,210,080
10
1,000,000
57,505
117,878
220,368
566,438
200,000
400,000
300,000
109,406
162,312
169,524
748,311
3,504,370
2,303,169
100
50
60
100
115
125
90
110
500,000
183,479
265,457
4,173,362
8,331,451
loc
500.000
100
350,000
500,000
300,000
8
MM
20
iUl
People's Tr A Say Co
'200
8
•
"II""
'
•/ i
'
20
20
20
20
'■
Gary-
12
ioo
1,250,000
25 000
Old First Nat Bk ATr &1.750.000
Dime Sav Trust Co..
300.000
"20" "45""
373,334
Lawndale Nat Bank.
Lawndale State Bk__
Liberty Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank
Fort Wayne—
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
North Side StateBank
Gary State Bank
Gary Tr A Sav Bk..
100
100
Indianapolis—
American Nat Bk
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank..
Live Stock Exch Bk.
Marion Co State Bk.
_..
Nat'l Builders Bank.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
National Security Bk
Oak Park TrASav Bk
200,000
1,000,000
20,001
200,944
1,051,695
2,950.639
Personal Ln & Sav Bk
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk
2.000,000
750,000
1,220,678
548,277
3,171,856
3,601,01)0
Sears-Corn State Bk.
200.000
Security Bk of Chic.
700,000
200,000
80,735
401,297
49,713
3.092,104
10,624
587,008
120,000
200.000
18,102
146,468
690,676
2,069,902
200,000
200,000
300,000
115,442
100
151,379
1,598,354
1,977,429
2,272,427
100,000
200,000
19,236
147,240
153,869
666,040
200,000
300,000
200,000
151,277
105,812
51,000
2,094,825
1,219.153
585,634
14,000.000 *9.969,019
1.600,000 1,154,438
350.000
499,666
100
2
7,037.160
4,791,813
luo
100
58
90
110
7,824,496 113,813,390
22,112
369,519
197,575
4,129,070
1,103,862
5,865,154
100
235
100
100
245
Skala State Bank..
State Bk of Clearing.
Terminal Nat Bank.
Unlv St Bk of Chic..
Upper Ave Bank
Uptown Statu Bank.
West 31st State Bk..
Western State Bank.
Amalg Tr A Sav Bk.
Ba^co dl Napoli Tr.
Bway Tr A Sav Bank
Central Republic
Trust Co
_
Chic City Bk & Tr..
Drovers Tr A Sav Bk
Harris Tr A Sav Bk.
Howard Ave T A S Bk
Lake Shore Tr A S Bk
Lake view Tr A S Bk.
6.000,000
200.000
400.000
500,000
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
Merchandise Bk A Ti
600,000
500.000
Northern Trust Co..
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
3.000,000
300.000
100,000
307,997
533,554
7,243.283
3,103,216
8,355,288 162,843,586
168,383
4,097,678
tnr
100
33
40
155
170
""46" "65""
100
65
75
lot
50
60
25
25
35
100
100
Fletcher Trust Co..
Indiana Trust Co
Union Trust Co
""16"
13""
40
75
50
85
100
304.944
150.000
200,000
600,000
1.556,627
1,574.735
488,749
2,319,812
700,000
500,000
600,000
400,000
62,382
23,831
141,379
65,698
15,497.237
1,497,228
1.894.380
1,359.113
24.123.393
9.122,504
3,317.084
11,142,432
100
100
100
95
100
100
115
130
100
"400"
500'
107
South BendCitizens Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
First Bank & Tr Oo.
Merchants Nat Bank
2,243,867
2.366 882
poo
3,542.992
1.249,797
100
N
100
100
o
re
cent
sa
10ft
les
Terre Haute—
Milt
Terre
100
lu.
People's State Bank.
Security Trust Co
too
20
Merchants' Nat Bk__
20,631
,882.173
100
100
100
100
100
30
50
Haute
First
National Bank
Terre Haute Trust..
500.000
500.000
662,892
e595,311
11,143,337
4.820.221
20
20
2^
65
100
50
"35"" "45"
125
140
75
LOu
85
100
35
360
167
State
Institutions
June 30.
370
100
IOWA
June 30.
45
100
National Banks
Nomi nal.
Per share
BurlingtonFarmers A March 8 B
First National Bank-
45,337
25,000
50,000
100,000 /
1,004.291
620,725
100
2,017,405
1,420.892
16,738,434
1,966,669
1,719,310
100
ElginElgin Nat'l Bank
First Nat'l Bank
Union Nat'l Bank
Elgin City Bkg Co..
Cedar
100,000
300,000
100,000
300,000
69,230
167,124
150,000
269,120
839,412
2",348,674
1,327,685
1,957,868
100
Rapids—
Oed Rap 8BATr Co.
Iowa State Sav Bk__
100
;,v
100
100
200.000
200.000
230,598
Nat Bk.
500,000
1,052.192
95,349
158,431
Merchants'
Joliet—
First National Bank.
People's Sav Bank..
N
0
100.000
Amer Tr A Sav Bk__
200.000
'i--"
re cent
300,000
101,247
2,235,802
20
sa
les
*
c
Jefferson TrA Sav Bk
Sale price.
6 In process of reorganization.
Peoria—
Bank of Peoria..
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Com Mer Nat Bk A T
First National Bank.
66,639
200,000
600,000
2.000,000
660,000
200,000
64,460
619,342
1,686,529
1,227,566
101,952
512,044
6,722,289
16,009,506
8,738,648
917,916
100
50
20
20
Sept. 30 1932.
d New stock.
1932.
e
Dec. 31
g
Reopened for business.
20
h Conservator appointed
k
Operating on a restricted basis.
I Last sale,
t Trust
deposits.
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights
N
o
100
re cent
100
sa
100
100
les
National Bank»
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
V
....
June 30.
Bid.
Par.
Ask.
State Institutions
June 30.
LOUISIANA
Qross
Surplus A
Profits.
Qross
Deposits.
;
.
National Ba)iks
June 30.
Institutions
State
IOWA
June 30.
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BANKS
113
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal
1
v
State Savings Bank.
207,806
103.250
188.483
share.
100
$
1.000,000
556,652
15,563,777
100
40
a202.500
*64,449
1,800,091
100
-mmmmm
308,256
18,062,173
20
1,500,000
r750,000 il,300.927
2,800,000 4,202,746
16,842,636
75,447,051
100
25
"45"
19,595,463
20
15
13.015,198
11,511,055
5,060,951
lor
100
Trust Co
100
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common
1,200,060
—
Preferred
DavenportDavenport Bk A Tr.
319,873
600,000
11,320,671
100
7,499,449
1,105,878
100
10,613,657
100
Interstate Tr At B Co
Bank..
Hibfrnia Natl Bk
Whitney Nat
Des Moinea—
Bankers Trust Oo—
118,475
105,975
215,909
1,000,0)0
150.000
250,000
Cap City State Bank
Central Nt Bk Ac Tr Oo
Iewa-Dee Moines Nat
h2.000.000 1,103,904
58,381
100,000
Home Savings Bank4,715
50.000
University State Bk.
241,136
500.000 i
Valley Nat Bank
r
255,062
150,000
Valley Sav Bank
Bk Ac Tr
Shroveport—
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Oont'l-Am B At Tr Co
360,311
First National Bank
400,000
Live Stock Nat Bank h
200,000
200.000
250,000
100.000 i
165,759
216,564
Amer Tr Ac Sav Bank
28,910
Bioux City—
550,329
78,486
256,599
r
205,669
100,953
110,753
------
les
National Banks
June 30.
State
MAINE
Institutions
June 30.
Nomi nal.
10
4,095,205
5,819,373 MOO
100
5,992,605
Augusta—
_
600,000
356,096
5,800,091
100
100,000
200,000
1,000.000
262,477
914,896
i668,466
6,676,388
7.259,694
16,637,653
100
300
100
100
450
National Bank
600,000
411,651
400.000
103,392
100,000
755,677
7,998,525
2,737,639
3,160.009
12,188.263
Granite Bk
Bangor—,
Merchants' Nat Bk_
Eastern Tr At Bkg Co
Merrill Trust Co
100
_
Portland—
Canal
First
National Banks
150.000
150,000
250,000
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
n
44,040
87,643
161,700
Bait
100
re
cent
Baltimore Nat
8a
les
Kansas City—
750.000
306,044
9.013.358
100
50
200.000
125
200,000
100.000
1,633.627
1,684,072
1,991,867
100
People's Nat Bank..
Rlvervlew State Bk.
136,997
67,291
237.759
100
60
145
80
100
200
225
Leavenworth—
First National Bank.
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Manufac'rs State Bk
150,000
150,00C,
50,000
123,292
240,108
800,000
Topeka—
100
100
600,000
400,000
200,000
50,000
50,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
50,000
192,471
247.502
25,083
82,579
25,910
7,922, 409 1100
122,380
477,664
34,280
62,215
1,000,000
1,069,321
601,190
Central Nat Bank...
Central Trust Co
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State
100
1,986,782
2,492,010
22,000
5214
Savings Bank.
Tepeka State Bank..
1.249, 750 I
2,002, 715
100
723 377
471 235
4,200, 350
100
N
o
100
re
100
sa
cent
les
8,775, 365
1,211 805
989 232
100
18,103,791
12,449,074
1,280,652
1,134,743
601.477
100
100
100
50
June 30.
296,117
500,000
Oomm'l Bank..
o
4,156,549
Bank
500,000
*347,300
105,032
5,589,734
2,663,731
300,000
4,000,000
400,000
600.000
750,000
400.000
1,250,000
1,000,000
2,500,000
1,500,000
600,000
Real Estate Tr Co—
2.000.000
Safe Dep Ac Trust Co
r2.500,000
Union Trust Co...
1221,272
3,663,149
104,359,460
5.1G7.636
5,232,396
9.582.754
1,536,108
16,445,618
13,923.068
26,166,731
18,752,926
1.304,064
6,299.168
34,546,977
—
Bank..
Bait
Oommonw'lth Bank..
First National BankNat Cent Bk of Bait.
Nat Marine Bank—
Western Nat Bank..
Colonial Trust Co—
Equitable Trust Oo.
Fidelity Trust Co—
Maryland Trust Oo.
Mercantlle Tr Co—
Canton Nat
~
50
k
Southwest Nat Bank
200,000
100,000
Union Nat Bank
Union Stock Yds Nat
70,284
58,873
11.215
100
100
100
100
CumberlandFirst Nat Bank..—
Peoples Bank
Second Nat Bank...
Liberty Trust Co-
25
6,295,204
526,047
744,230
478,025
330,874
1,452,669
707,399
,
1,509,910
3,627,916
218,326
3,797,883
5,544,586
Preferred
June 30.
National Bmks
State Institutions
KENTUCKY
Tnst.
June 30.
June 30.
39 y2
10
24
25
40^
140
120
30
20
24
25
15^
100
25
78
10
10
50
200
100
40
100
550
575*"
390
400
2
10
200,000
100,000
500,000
500,000
397,697
31,016
322,725
521,646
3,962.359
901,892
100
25
30
50
5,148,707
2,326.351
100
250
285
50
75
100
100,000
200,000
125,000
952,318
120,131
421,302
7,429,412
2,026,634
3,728,846
100
40
45
*71,00
1,930,357
15
236.629
3,057,411
100
75,000 I
75,000
Common
60
100
20
26
Frederick Co Nat Bk
Fr'k Town Sav
National Banks
,
50
Frederick—
1.000.000
200,000
a
25
100
Oarrollton Bk of
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Oomm'l Bank of Md
Farm Ac Mech N Bk.
Wiehita—
First National Bank.
Fourth Nat Bank
n
share
12
9,300,000
200,000
100,000
500,000 t
1,000,000
Common
Calvert Bank
Exchange State Bank
20
Per
Preferred
Oomm'l N Bk of K O
40
Nomi
o
100
751,883
1,448,547
3,232,411
100
Baltimore—
N
100
375
550
State Institutions
MARYLAND
June 30.
July 31.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Hutchinson—
American Nat Bank.
400,000
425,000
National Banks
State Institutions
KANSAS
June 30.
share.
Per
.
First Nat
100
1.901.755
-----
cent
100
2,287,619
19
10C
lor
National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
Portland Nat Bank
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank..
Woodbury Co Sav Bk
12
10
o
100
3,965,465
1,115,069
60
fl
N
re
200,000
50,000
J 316,§38
1,000,000
1,000,000
700,000
Preferred
sa
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
I
1,200,000
1,500.000
Common
100
26,563,005 MOO
1,116,469 100
lOu
364,922
3,548,461 1100
4,494,854 I 10
share.
Per
$
New Orleans—
American Bank At Tr
Continental Bank At
100
1,788.643
2,795,409
2,549,984
2,438,894
94,145
120,000
150.000
300,000 i
150.000 i
Per
$;-■•
$
$
Council Bluffs—
Olty National Bank.
Ooun Bluffs Sav Bk.
First National Bank.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
150.000
MASSACHUSETTS
State
Institutions
June 30.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Per
Covington—
60,000
200,000
500,000
650,000
200.000
Co
Cltlsens' Nat Bank..
First Nat Bk Ac Tr Co
Peop-Lib Bk & Tr Co
Covingto nTr&BkgOo
Cent Sav Bk & Tr
40,490
417,280
403,289
278,478
209,791
1,055,452
3,116,011
4,286,757
3,657,689
1,499,312
Lexington—
share.
100
100
N
100
re cent
100
100
sa
85
o
les
100
Bank of Commerce..
100.000
300,438
1.574,577
100
Citizens
Bank
At
Trust Co.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
200.000
222.480
992,306
294,082
91,447
1,191,972
8,137,337
25
50
60
65
2,668,761
1,832,349
3,441,107
100
200
250
100
100
150
250
1,000.000
150,000
Second Nat Bank—
Union Bank & Tr Co
150,000
500.000
Security Trust Co—
193.321
Per
Boston—
44,500,000 27,698,048 531 ,316,881
3.000.000 5,131,671 68 ,121,266
Merchants' Nat Bk.
1,500,000 3.630,475 24 .764.451
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
Nat Shawmut Bank- 20.000.000 11,914,835 160 .611,615
2,000.000 4,186.813 57 ,548,545
Second Nat Bank
10 ,854,760
327,454
1,000.000
Web Ac Atlas N Bk__
cl ,304,866
310.684
750,000
Banc Com Ital Tr Co
First National Bank.
Boston S Dep Ac Tr._
Columbia Trust Co..
200,000
1,000,000
2,000.000
Fidelity & Oolum Tr.
1,000.000
First National Bank1,000,000
Liberty Bk & Tr Co.
300,000
Security Bank
KentuckyTltle Tr Co 01,000.000
750,000
Lincoln Bank Ac Tr._
100.000
Stock Yards Bank
1.000,000
Louisville Trust Co.
525.000
United States Tr Co.
Bank of Commerce
Citizens' Union N B.
2,058,622
1,658,783
1,548.675
2,039.590
104.163
1,453,813
474,472
79.776
600,000
240,280
730.085
109
7,867.415
948,569
222,794
cl ,898,285
z
z
95
x
35
21H
x
8 ,774.202
57
61
20%
175
300
Pilgrim Trust Oo
109,916
20%
100
45
T ******m
100
26 ,314.257
25
280
ion
2 ,390.643
2,872.341
5.282,839
share-
275
100
100 t280
10*
1.000.000
New Eng Trust Co..
Old Colony Trust Oo «5,000,000
598.401
U S Trust Oo
10
1,422,737
34,344.210 1001 /
6.829,420 100J
109
20,683,862
10
13,837,195
100
1,673,187
10) 0
3,092.578
100
8.099.603
22 .650,615
25
25
100
327,066
203,629
Union Trust Oo
73,342
3,857,042
z
500.000
Day Trust Co
Harris Forbes Tr Oo.
State Street Tr Co..
Louisville—
2.000.000
100,000
2,500,000
20
10C
20
400
Winthrop Trust Co..
Beverly—
300
54
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Co...
*
200
175'
10
4,036,626 c56 .274,383
5 .766.325
254.837
963,290 cl3 ,047.997
c2 ,398,572
149,010
300,000
100,000
338.034
60,862
e
3,444,779
cl,165,599
ion x2l5"~
230
50
25
"""6 H ~~6U
10)
100
140
150
100
Sale price.
t Stock has to b« offered to
board of directors.
In process of liquidation.
b The Commercial National
a
265"
ioo
200,000
3,000.000
500.000
1,400,000
100.000
10* t400
6 ,250,978
Bank of Kansas City, Kan., on Sept. 6
RFC $350,000 of class A preferred
had purchased $100,000 of class B
preferred stock.
It will reduce its common capital stock to $300,000 and
its surplus will be $150,000.
1933 announced that it had sold to the
stock and its own directors and others
Newport—
100,000
100,000
100,000
American Nat Bank.
Newport Nat Bank..
Central Sav Bk Ac Tr
National Banks
Dec. 31.
167,454
400,000
65,000
LOUISIANA
1,194+709
2,969,058
1,036,130
State
100
109
100
Includes savings
c
Institutions
1 Dec.
Dec. 31.
k The
Nomi nal.
Per
Baton Rouge—
2
600,000
r60,000
300,000
249,073
3,424,951
3.058,303
share.
an
31
»
•■»
m «• m
Louisville.
-V
1932.
Commonwealth Bank of Baltimore, Md.,
14 1933.
,'
reorganized and opened
,
.
_
unrestricted basis on Sept.
I Last sale.
.
n
Aug. 31 1933.
o
Ioo
of Boston.
/Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
0 Affiliated with the First National Bank of
h Member Northwest Bancorporation.
on
City National Bank.
Louisiana Nat Bank.
deposits.
d Sept. 30 1932.
e Affiliate of First National Bank
New stock.
2.
r
In process of reorganization.
Operating on a restricted basis.
v
Conservator
p
x
appointed for the institution.
Ex-dividend.
i
OCT., 1933.]
BANKS
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
National Banks
June 30.
Surplus A
Capital.
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Ask.
State
MINNESOTA
Cross
Profits.
113
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Institutions
June 30.
Cross
Par
Deports.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Brookton—
*
Brockton Nat Bank.
Home Nat Bank
600.000
600.000
-Per
423,331
443,551
Duluth—
share.
100
100
7,648,544
6,700,354
Bank of Oomm A Sav
125
Cambridge Trust Co
County Bk & Tr Co.
Harvard Trust Co.
160,000
300.000
1.000.000
541,320 c 5,063,578
400,000
1,572,063 cl 5,424,688
"20
148,393
2,353,872
N
o
re
200.000
First A Amer Nat Bk
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth
Northern Nat Bank.
Pioneer Nat Bank
Western Nat Bank..
100
cent
sa
..
East Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank.
les
Blooming' n-Lake
400.000
1,200.000
300,000
152,593
655,421
179,000
600,000
100
105
100
100
85
776,477
6,290.640
100
200
150.000
120.000
200.000
266,881
155,415
229,961
2,927,259
1,183,359
3,882,243
100
200.000
100,000
240.000
847,309
36,426
157,623
4,092,087
100
N
706,420
1,411,010
ioC
sa
c
100
Tltchburg—
Safety Pund Nat Bk.
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
Qlouc Nat Bk of Glou
Glouces S O Tr Co..
Merrimack Nat Bank
Holvoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank..
400.000
100.000
Park National Bank.
Hadley Palls Tr Co..
760.000
182,641
217,514
323,439
20
o
re cent
7,172,841
9,990.720
200.000
100.000
100.000
6.000.000
100,000
200,000
Marquette Nat Bank
Midland NatBk A Tr <1.000,000
Minnehaha Nat Bk. b
100.000
Northwest'n Nat Bk f5.000.000
100.000
60.000
200,000
100,000
Marquette Trust Co.
200,000
Minn Loan A Tr Co.
fl.000.000
Rochester—
First National Bank- >
200,000
89 ,850
3,721.212
2.500.000
150,000
>
100,000
EmpireNatBkATrCo
i
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Twin Cities Nat Bk.
600.000
Lowell—
i
First Trust Go
Appleton Nat. Bank-
300.000
199,601
3,175,142
100
1.000.000
566,704
9,960,978
50
25
200.000
200.000
300.000
250,000
100.000
200.000
204,146
384,964
125,137
436,925
635,301
969,639
2,952,877
2,903,188
3,073,683
2,732.457
3,570,792
8.290,835
32 ,820
6,172,458
606,195
558,539
100
100
77,547
1,374,417
332,832
1,028,233
338,938
350.000
350,000
100
68,871
1,268,838
26,944
677,120
5,271,182 103,445,772
31,641
643,380
56,668
1,532,260
100
239,422
11,614,534 «—
35,119
984,909 6
2,157,290 82,253,480
34,983
967,580
31,646
893,872 «_~
34,270
966,324 i...
151,868
2,032,674 «...
49,956
829,661 ft,.*
1,687,131
13.954,237 «...
W
Li
186,375
73,331
3,884,199 plOO
1,111,639 100
142,836
13,438,391
62,624
26,867
5,255,520
62,436
160,573
73,953
100.000
22,443
132,527
pi 000.000
No
re cent
les
sa
100
100
205"
2,959,023
1,380,026
96,516,170 pidd
1,569,736
4,997,836
3,770,843 «...
892,379
1.633,240 PlOO
100
600.000
1.600.000
600.000
o
cent
les
75
National Bank....
N
sa
100
266 ,929
36 ,060
50.000
First National Bankp6.000.000
First State Bank
p
100.000
Lawrence—
BayStateMer Nat Bk k
NB b
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Hennepin State Bank
Union Nat Bank...
St. Paul—
American Nat Bank.
Commercial State Bk
Drov Exch State Bank
les
100
100
100
2,412,996
,609
1,21: ,652
re
Produce State Bank. b
2d Northwest State.
Third N'west'n N Bk
4th Northwest Nat'l.
10
Haverhill—
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Haverhill Trust Co..
316,504 100
4,028,408 100
100
1,317,088
23,782,827 i 25
4'
600,000
1,000.000
100,000
150.000
Central Nat Bank... i
Fiftb No'west'nNB. i
5,661,683
7,051,573
2,510,064
c
43,000,000
,727
sit ,769
Minneapolis—
100
Tall ElverTall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Co
Pall River Trust*...
100,000
600,000
200.000
City National Bank.
Duluth Nat Bank
Cambridge—
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Union Old Lowell
30
National Banks
June 30.
Lynn—
Central Nat Bank
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National City Bank.
Essex Trust Co
Lynn S Dep & Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
New BedfordPlrst National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
100
100
109^
100
100
188"
6,979,922
6,030,292
4,292,643
SH
12X
14
Peabody—
152.000
67.714
1,488,939
o
re cent
200.000
260.000
135,633
337,366
2,954,762
5,119,418
1,000.000
Third N Bk A Tr Co
1.600.000
West Mass Bk A Tr.
t 350.000
Springfield 8 D A Tr. 1.000,000
Union Trust Co
1.000.000
West Springfield Tr.
160.000
1,177,465
2,134,969
dl8,245
1.000,000
1,422.080
60,099
13,316,627
27,853,948
2,135,759
11,990,302
13,404,645
1,252,288
270.020
406,948
1,675,088
3,528,906
100
600.000
845,238
2.769.500 2,279,199
WorcesterBkATr Co o3.800.000 dl ,019,308
Skandla Bk A Tr Co
200.000
122,744
13,572,196
27.407,046
20,364,455
1.904,151
100
Springfield—
Springfield Nat Bk..
50
sa
National Banks
MICHIGAN
June 30.
les
243,862
245,991
4,373,340
4,206,793
317.554
20
Institutions
June 30.
Nom inal
Per
Baltimore Bank
25
City Bank A Tr Co..
Columbia Nat Bank.
No re cent
sa les
25
100,000
300.000
600,000
20
10
10
18
100
100
7,976,289
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
100
-
•
•
k
•
i
<
100
i
i
i
i
■
5,938,354
641,782
2,935.781
100
50
100
140
11,990,959
10
8
1,033,051
470,929
713,993
93,364,950
100
100
100
110
75
100
140
100
100
70
80
100.000
300,000
100
50
100
135
100
100
100
100
"50"
39
50
100
•
••MM
mmmmm
100
80
300
350~
152
100
130
100
100
65
110
100
100
165
80
75
100
100
100
100
205
115
35
65
70
11
,
125
St. Joseph—
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Co
It
114,056
41,629
260,583
400.000
American Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
First Trust Co
St Jos Stock Yds Bk.
100
629,473
892,485
1,863.233
2.000,000
500.000
100,000
200,000
200,000
50,000
200,000
100,000
Common
Preferred
West port Ave Bank.
West Side Bk of Com
Union Av Bk of Com
June 30.
900,632
11,069,126
3,295,459
453,243
5,975,720
899.734
79,418,917
6,413,902
646,051
1,943,988
5,064.978
900,000 1
450,000
1.350,000
100,000
155,412
100.000
47,350
100,000
117,482
6.000.000 2,720,151
East Side Bk of Com
Merchants Bank
Merc Home B A Tr.
Park National Bank.
Plaza Bank of Co mm
Produce Exch Bank.
I
share.
70
38,923
879.800
48,863
36,230
336,127
37,251
3,128,225
905,176
25,419
131,269
216,691
6,134
31,537
115,717
100.000
600,000
200.000
Drovers' Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
Linwood State Bank.
170
State Institutions
1,000,000
543.536
1,600,000 2,661,287
1.000,000 d\ .908,304 21,756,923
3,000,000 2,250,000
Nat Bank of Detroit. 25.000.000
207,199 1
k
1.000.000
,
921,914 11,765,549
1,000.000
-798,407
438,800
Equitable Trust Co
1.000.000 d 466.802
1,988,263
a3.000.000 d4,273,008 g 18,140,944
t s
500,000 d 264,990
1,164,698
a5.000.000 %2,382,059 o
50
Kansas City—
25
25
46,735
115,882
600.000
o
100
State
MISSOURI
June 30.
10
Detroit—
Oom'wealth-Com'l
State Bank
sa
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per share.
300,000
400.000
-
100
100
300.000
Commerce Trust Co.
People's Commerd
A Savings Bank.
cent
2,038,688
1,624,554
1,615,522
500,000
First Nat A Tr Co
Merch NatBkATr Co
Traders'
Gate
City
Nat'l Bank
Southeast State Bk..
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank—
-
N
re
162,127
141,300
63,346
100
10
Worcester—
.
100
150.000
400,000
100,000
Citizens Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Community State Bk
200,000
300.000
Mechanics' Nat Bk..
Worcester Co Nat Bk
Oltj
100
les
Taunton—
Natl Bk of Bay
3.694,104
4,645,088
5,608,839
National Banks
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr
Bay CityBay City Bank
54,387
161,316
881,882
Vicksburg—
100
N
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
Naumkeag Trust Co.
30
Meridian—
Mer A Farmers Bank
Warren Nat Bank...
2,114,741
100.000
Merch Bank A Tr Co
53,626
300,000
750.000
Depos Gu Bk A TrOo
Jackson-State N Bk.
35..
20
25
Nomi nal
Per share.
150,000
200,000
Preferred
77M
100
Institutions
June 30.
Jackson
Capital National BkCommon
385
20
State
MISSISSIPPI
Sale price,
s
200.000
200.000
500.000
100.000
350,000 d
200,000
200.000
100.000
t No par.
301,669
160,632
389,248
116,647
172,327
202,242
122,150
104,626
6,627,088
2,975,314
4,982,168
2,613,615
2,219,664
5,275,743
1,707,622
100
100
mmm
m ^
160
100 1180
100 f
8
mmm'
180
190
mmrnmm
100
100
875,841
mm
100
mmmmmm
175
______
•mmmmm
200
m
mrnrnm
'
•
i
a
i
Conservator appointed.
-
.
"io
l l fil l l II ti • I •■ i
20
•
100
.
6 First National
»
Group
•
•
•
•
i
e
Includes savings deposits.
d Dec. 31
1932.
-
.
e
*
i iiiiii III •i
•
*
i
•
Tlint—
Oil Com A
.
oa
*
t
500,000
604.649
400,000 d 506,370
700.000
36,177
2,000.000 dl .061.840
6,136,542
6,927,259
5,294,631
13,882,548
20
mmmmmm
1
j
20
'
mmm
■
Sec Bk.-a
1 f11I 1 i i • i•
1 1 111 1 • iii i
s
•
•
1
•
1
•
i
i
i
•
850,000 d
433,584
3,861,862
500,000 \d 338,598
Preferred
250,000
£ *1.000.000
al.087.619
2.000,000
1,132,815
Grand Rapids Tr Co. *
750.000
601,181
500,000
256,184
1.200.000
601,709
15,355,241
Common
.
t
20
•
Clo sed.
s
13
#-..
Clo sed.
13
16
16
.
.
Saginaw—
al ,250,000 d
500.000 d
i
Second Nat Bank
a
\
#1,250.000
679,054
478,676
25,507,594
Q
20
458,768
50
30
100
20
,
3.733,900
"I"
25 /
1
15
11,730.006
Trust deposits.
ft See Marquette National Bank.
I Member of Northwest Bancorporatlon.
k Effective Aug. 15 1933 Capital National Bank of
Jackson, Miss.,
placed in voluntary liquidation.
The institution was succeeded
by the
Capital National Bank in Jackson.
I Last sale.
o
p
1,202,947
g
No
re cent
les
'".J.' r/r:\.
'-/V''
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate.
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
r
In process of liquidation.
s
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union
Group,
.
'
v'-'.'
;;
Inc., Detroit.
Rapids organized to replace the Grand
Rapids
National Bank of Grand Rapids, Mich.; charter
granted on Aug. 22 1933.
■
t National Bank of Grand
■a
730,080
/Consolidation of the Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis
Minn., and the Minnesota Loan A Trust Co. of that city, into one institu*
tion, was approved by the respective directors on June 30 1933.
g
Grand Rapids—
Amer Home
Affiliated with the Worcester Bank A Trust Co.
x
Ex-dividend.
%
J In process of reorganization.
TRUST COMPANIES
BANKS AND
114
Wationa'Bankt
State
MISSOURI
June 30.
Surplus
National Banks
Deposits.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Nomi nal.
Per share.
8t. Louis—
Common
107,500
Preferred
92,500
200,out)
Baden Bank..
Boatmen's Nat Bank
}
2,500.000
Bremen Bk & Tr Co.
400.000
Bk...
117,177
364.160
100
1,985.485
27,608.686
100
100
4.502 274
4 115.328
311.401
4,400.639 142257.135
291.302
12,000.000
First National Bank
Nat'l
'
300.000
Cass Bk & Tr Co
Grand
112.866
20.665
500.000
300,000
200,000
269,794
2,847.176
350.000
375.4/6
131,394
120.458
200.000
500.000
100.000
Lemay Ferry Bank..
Manchester Bank
Common
...
Plaza Bank (The)
Bee N B B & Tr Co.
Bouth'n Com & Sav
2,064,876
9 ,uo i .096
90,534
200.000
500.000
Telegraphers Nat Bk
Tower Gr Bk & TrCo
United Bk & Tr Co..
Chippewa Trust Co.
Easton-Taylor Tr Co
2,438,802
1,467.800
9,756,773
3,671,738
300.000
10.000.000
2.948.689
400.000
200,000
n<
N
o
20
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
209,339
3,593,169
33,034
154,618
20
500,292
512,671
8.069,422
7,734,612
100
161,201
365,408
146,810
1,393,345
4.231,234
100
200,000
200.000
1,154,289
20
1.500,000
1.200,000
1,813,215
4,259,096
21.407.35S
25.369.419
25
♦30
25
♦76
10
400.000
500,000
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat Bank.
Cumberland Nat Bk.
Farm & Mer Nat Bk.
loo
100,000
50
FlrstOarnNatB&T
C
Camden S D & Tr Co
100
Merchantville
100
1280
100
Camden—
100
100
Nat'l
10
300.000
'500,000
56.000
130,010
3.270,081
62.919.647
1.000.770
2 748,189
1,024,456
7,087,764
100,000
127.741
1,474,221
100
100,000
Bank
TrCo
150.000
105,230
747,654
872,061
1,539,758
8,327,990
17,323,753
100
150
100
350
25
15
252,954
320,914
500.000
620.000
750,000
235,683
190,280
733,820
4,603.982
12,652.183
3,541.723
4,149,597
8,398,426
100
700.000
60,000
436,745
32,183
Hoboken—
First National Bank.
Columbia Trust Co. ;■
Jefferson Trust Co..
625.000
100.000
670,482
71,344
800.000
500,000
400,000
455,000
1.600,000
Ampere Bank &
100
Sav Inv & Trust
Springfield—
300.000
Southern Missouri Tr
100,000
4
Elizabeth—
Banks
June 30.
1240
100
100
125
30
25
State Institutions
June 30.
10,221,238
100
Billings-
---
15
18
25
'■'is""
55
16
25
46
51
25
17
21
25
200.000
259,989
2,357,314
!0f
200.000
5,975,431
5,841,809
1.329,879
7,384,782
I0t
1.000.000
397,961
248,593
135,887
257,262
200.000
200,000
421,053
143,958
1,853,839
50
100
968,636
100
100
600,000
385,815
791,055
10,181,719
4,300,809
26
40
25
6
112,026
26,670
676,100
643.007
100
150
1,758,809
1.116,550
31,156,966
13.955.624
3.400.000
2.035.000
150.000
Morristown—
First National Bank
National Iron Bank
American Trust Co_.
Morristown Trust Co
115,682
97,048
106,241
3,280.410
1,124,096
1,464,047
100
300,000
7L6.854
51,309
488,851
11,190.853
750,315
10,873,941
100
100
N
o
re
cent
Q—
sa
les
312,723
164,799
7.707,388
0—
Lincoln Nat Bank
3,357,452
e
Franklin Wash Tr Co
100
rnmrnm m»m
5.700.000
200.000
d 1.250.000
B
200.000
150.000
100,000
100
lO't
6
4
4
937,510
3,500.000
>
250.000
200.000
100
551 .211
100
58,542 ,206
1,638 ,360
Long Branch-
Bee Tr Ac Savs Bank.
100
21,134 370
3,546 ,725
26,709 ,836
47,179 .020
23,377 ,946
Long Branch Bkg Co
Midland Nat Bank..
70
140
1,338,534
123,380
1,255,124
4,123,057
2,268,369
56,908
5,308,876
406,329
400.000
Commercial Tr N J
N J Title Guar & Tr.
North Bergen Tr Co.
Trust Co of N J
West Bergen Tr Co..
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Montana Nat Bank.
90
50
100
100
1,300,000
7.945.733
1,089,942
MONTANA
500,000
Elizabethport BkgCo
National State Bank
Central Home Tr Co
Elizabeth Trust Co..
Union County Tr Co
Hudson Co N
Nationa
18
100
&
Citizens' Bank
Union Nat Bank
500.000
Go. s2,225,875
Essex Co Trust Go..
100
..
WebsterGroves Tr.
20
East Orange—
100
Northwest'n Tr Co
Side
1,194,943
4,973,362
Jersey City—
First National Bank.
Franklin Nat Bank.
108,175
2.043,787
200.000
Mound City Tr Co
North St Louis Tr Co
Trust Co
215,000
1,004,241
100
350,000
6,000,000
Nat'l Bank
Miss Val Trust Co
South
100.000
1,050.000
Bank & Trust Co
94.767.913
Mercantile-Com¬
merce
Co
Seaboard Trust Co..
Bk & Tr Co
2.346.773
West Jersey Trust
MercantlleOommerce
share
100
300,000
PkNatBk&Tr
Bayonne—
Bayonne Trust Co..
Mechanics' Trust Co
100
100
2.418.757
5,800,401
7.303.405
6.717.815
1.492.982
1.094,663
451,143
510.433
69.080
110.442
133.296
500.000
1.000.000
Lindell Trust Co
t
Per
$
617,422
400.000
Bankers Trust Co
h 120.000 n 207,031
Guarantee Trust Co.. hi,000.000 nl,342,954
172,504
Equitable Trust Co h 225.000
Atlantic City—
prf300.000
100
Ask,
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Asbury Park & Ocean
Grove Bank-..— cm600.000
100
700.000
p
Jeff-Gravols Bank..
■i
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Nomi nal.
Asbury
100
100
inn
153.325
77.515
!
Institut on»
June 30.
Asbury Park—
100
20
2.149 758
2,078 224
3.130.943
648.826
Jefferson Bk & Tr Co
Preferred
Capital.
Boardwalk Nat Bank
Amer Exch Nat Bank
State
NEW JERSEY
June 30.
Grass
A
Profits.
Capital.
institutions
June 30.
100
26
17"
"14
50
10<
60
150
"i67~
mmmmm-
m,
m —
26
Butte—
First National Bank.
Miners S Bk & Tr Go
Metals Bk & Tr Go. 0
200,000
600,000
Mt. HollyUnion Nat Bk&TrOo
Farmers' Trust Co..
Newark-
HelenaFirst Nat Bk&Tr Co
Union Bank & Tr Co
300.000
e
250,000
1,200.000
Marzano State Bk &
Tr Co
150.000
225.000
Mt Prospect Nat Bk
Nat Newark & Essex
Nationa
Banks
June 30.
NEBRASKA
Banking Co.
State Institutions
June 30.
National State Bank
3.000.000
500.000
50,000
50,000
Common
share.
Per
Lincolne
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
200,000
850,000
300.000
218,108
284,354
220,824
5,578.355
11,262,191
6,433,442
Preferred
Columbus Trust Co.
e
100
"75" 100""
100
200
150
Federal Trust Co
Fidelity Union Tr Co
So Side N B & Tr Oo.
Unlon National Bk
Omaha—
First National Bank.
1,250,000
450.000
1,250.000
Packer* Nat Bank..
200,000
750.000
Stock Yards Nat Bk. e
Union State Bank..
200.000
U 8 National Bank.
el,100.000
.
345,278
162,234
1,126,415
23,693
348.265
21,283
731,309
20,527,289
4,628,348
26,459.399
2,101,710
6,299,518
442,523
18,635.693
.
100
United States Tr Co.
100
West Side Trust Co.
100
N
100
re
cent
sa
les
134.558
3,848,26
New Brunswick
State
Peoples Nat Bank
e
New Brunsw Tr Co.
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Merchants Trust Co.
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
Nomi nal.
Per
Reno-
200,000
89,156
6,023,891
......
25
15
20
25
2.
29
33
42
46
2.
35
40
2'
30
100
"l5~
25
2"
542,309
302,925
357,753
200.000
300,000
i
9,210.383
3,842.004
3.926,114
20
30
h 25
100
84,081
223,666
1.000.000
Nat Bank of N J
fl100
share.
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Co
PkTr Co Weehawken
WeehawkenT&TltOo
100
Huds Tr Co Un City.
Riverside Bank
Woodcliff Trust Co..
300.000
300.000
%
4,857,368
4,272.590
idt
1,230,433
10«
i
100.000
500.000
800.000
100.000
350.000
1.000.000
1.000.000
150.000
ion
o
re
cent
les
1,469,418 100
6,319,873 10>
6.071.444 100
loo
2,223.315
1,210,283 «100
25
6,371,689
25
26.691,o78
17,418
370,525
669,490
113,605
274,881
450,000
2,240,822
52,844
%
830,575
100
25,898,465
12,946.276
1,244,654
2,000,000
People's Bk & Tr Co. hi.000,000 nl.015,385
•
100
N
Passaic—
Passaic N Bk&Tr Co
a
100
sa
24,488
150,000
of Weehawken
First Nat Bk Ih Reno
400
0
IstNat Bk of Un City
First N Bk. West NY p
Hamilton Nat Bank
NEVADA
10'
142
137
2o
854.605
212,222
4,056.250 4.086.899 27,343,123
10.225,889 136,531.178
6.666.675
15.395.899
2.500.000 2,939.947
1,150,969
153,523
300.000
2,191,870
164.275
375.000
1,782,677
897,856
600.000
4,403,969
915,221
1.075.000
North St West Hu dson—
National Banks
June 30.
10*
216,566
316.111
,
700.000
400.000
Clinton Trust Co
Merch & Newark Tr.
Live Stock Nat Bank
Omaha Nat Bank
70
100
Central Bk & Tr Co
Nomi nal.
Continental Nat'l Bk
'
150
120
25
25
Sale price.
Affiliated with the Trust Co. of New
Jersey. Jersey City
& Includes security stock.
c
Nomi nal.
Per
Manchester—
Amoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
Merchants Nat Bank
150,000
78,781
4,125,856
2,482,958
2,845,259
100.000
300,000
300,000
448,783
582,219
394,288
4,219,381
4,565,276
6,237,512
200,000
150.000
795,844
498,053
Sept. 30
share.
c
Member of Northwest
100
N
100
re
cent
g
100
sa
les
.
j
•
V';,v'■ ,v-' :''
h On
C
•
the Journal Square
:-4
Bancorporatlon.
0
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
i In
a
restricted basis,
process
of reorganization.
I Last sale
NashuaIndian Head Nat Bk
Nashua Trust Co
SecondNat of Nashua
100
n
100
to
Portsmouth—
...
Preferred
New Hamp Nat Bk.
Dec. 31 1932.
$25 per share proposed.
Conservator apo nnted.
Absorbed the East Orange Trust Co. on
p
.
250,000 1
250,000
100.000
127,500
2.811,097
1,186,733
100
100
N
0
re
67,593
.
o Capital stock'increase from $200,000 to $250,000 approved
1933 by shareholders and reduction in par value of the shares
100
First National Bank.
Common
1932.
d The Hudson County National Bank absorbed
National Bank of Jersey City, N. J., on Aug. 15 1933.
cent
sa les.
s
Company of Orange in Orange, N. J., on
( New stock.
X
Ex-dividend.
.
^
on
:.~y
July 19
from $100
m
.
Aug. 11 1933 and the Trust
Sept. 1 1933.
Oct., 1933.]
BAMS
National Rank
NEW JERSEY
June 30.
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
Institutions
State
Natioi uil Ranks
June 30.
pl&infield—
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Per
Mld-OIty Trust Oo__
100.000
650,000
150.000
243,125
104,320
120,000
562,717
c176.315
175.000
Plalnfleid Trust Co—
State Trust Oo
Paterson—
First National Bank.
Haledon Nat Bank
Paterson Nat Bank-.
Second Nat Bank
Paterson Sav inst
680.000
50.000
1.200.000
750.000
1.000.000
100.000
600,000
750,000
575,000
Prospect Park Nat Bk
Oltiseus' Trust Oo
652,803
1,149,210
2,674,462
108.233
825,000
30.000
Hamilton Trust oo—
Common
Preferred
Security Trust Co
100.000
us Trust Co__
600,000
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank.
Flrst-Mech Nat Bk.
h'nover CapitalTrOo
Trenton Banking Oo
Trenton Trust Oo
3,828.830
1,170,627
555,000
16,094,783
3,141,552
( 401,004
740,380
250.000
2,000.000
300,000
1.000.000
1,400,000
n.y. City (Concl.)
n
100
o
re
cent
les
Trust
100
100
100
230
100
100
4,744,217
10
288,734
13,238,011
1,305,529
10,529,746
32,243.575
2,189,556
15,525,929
21,491,534
125
100
50
26
80
110
50
80
110
25
60
65
20
250
100
50
350
375
80
70
120'
"ii5"
50
60
70
Woodbury—
Woodbury Trust Co.
469,737
c485.231
434,578
te June
Federation BkATrCo.
Fulton Trust Oo
Fiduciary Trust Oo._
Guaranty Trust Co_.
Hellenic Bk Tr Oo>.
Irving Trust Oo
j Henry Schroder Tr
Manufacturers'
1,878,636
2.057,076
1,056,261
10
50
10
508.989
11,934,405
362,793
312,245
4,546,615
a Tr Oo 15.000.000 17,535,813
Tr__
Marine Midland Tr
New York Trust Oo.
Title Guar a Tr Co.
_
a
1.000.000
500.000
s
6.000.000
825,000
2,000.000
1.000,000
90.000.000
1.000.000
50.000,000
700.000
2.000.000
32.935.000
10.000.000
12.500.000
10.000.000
100
112,700
2.569,167
713,783
3,059,542
1,139,061
Underwriters Tr Co.
u 8 Trust Oo of n y
Jamaica, L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
100
IfW'
225,000
41.400
1,000.000
<5,000.000
1,054,949
2,877,533
853,179
1.7'.0,824
3,250,000
1,726,930
4,021,205
10(
344,181
451,484
1,210,024
928.675
20
20
1<
21,178,272
7.567,715
5,795,833
3,571,145
2,530,605
760,733
50
10
13
132*
462*
142*
482*
"is" *
192*
*
230
260
283
278
332*
133*
S5H
15 Ya
25
'852*
mi
20
162*
182*
100
""55"
65"
lOt
1570
IU<'
20
20
i
100
4,878,567
3,039,849
8,455,250
Alt. Vernon—1st n_.
500.000
841,742
Mt Vernon Tr Co. si.500.000
cl,129,044
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank300.000
184,547
40
100
37,027,029
7,117.352
163,043
151,137
617,024
542*
6
10
119 2* 1232*
35
33
"16" "172*
10
10.255,438
6,808,341
4,599,909
50.143,497
26,240,051
1,697,176
641,967
396.838
154,988
"12"
332
52 2*
H
9,257,513
5.6.8,327
14,185,875
913,023
225,255
3,197.266
1,462,476
"10
322
20
39,257,723
32,960,861
40,851,593
300.000
300.000
750,000
145
100
40,618,823
20
2.691.810
50
6,016.165
100
46,207.603
10
237,947,371
21
57,500
100
67.336.270
20
5,555,300
10
16,398,853
1011
9,406.508
1087,621195 "Tor
2,626,082
100
177266270
208,160
62,863,059 429.438,233
715,796
5,931,515
1,245,744 31.168,062
20,297.483 368.460,994
5.272,820
67,437,473
21,694,456 272,457,540
10,521,098 31,665,561
500.000
3,633.556
277,205
1.000.000
7,161.126
1.046.448
2.000.000 27,052,401
65,871,753
Trust Co of Nor Am.
Ask.
1933
30
1.000.000
Trust go
10.000.000
Clinton Trust Co
500.000
Colonial Trust Oo..
3,000.000
Lawyers'CountyTr o
100,000
200,000
100.000
Bid.
Nomt nal.
Per share.
2,874,532
500.000
3,740,600
527,400
1,800,000
403,361
6,196.680
1.000.000
717,145
5,428,745
Bank of Sicily Tr Oo.
1,800.000
413,577
6.121,550
Bank of n y a Tr Oo
6.000.000
9.413,501 144,377.147
Bankers Trust Oo__
25.000.000 62.519,452 657,527,777
Bronx County Tr Oo
1.550.000 c
520,668
13.608,888
Cent Han Bk a Tr Oo 21.000.000 61,112.476
635,399,510
Chemical Bk & Tr Oo 20.000.000
46,856,313 345,488,802
Olty Bank Farmers'
Corporation Trust Oo
Empire Trust Oo
100
50
Par
Bk of Athens Tr Oo.
Banca Com It Tr Oo
Banco dl Nap Tr Oo_
Corn Ex Bk
100
Gross
Deposits,
s
da
co. returns
Anglo-South am Tr.
Continental Bk&TOo
Farm
a
Mechanics'
National Bank
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Institutions
June 30.
share.
sa
25
100
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
10
10,118,753
778.711
11,272,762
15,843,083
27,422,238
2,355.848
9,135,119
26,735
1,851,426
4,005,924
302,217
1,463,278
1,254,942
State
Gross
Deposits.
$
220.000
NEW YORK
June 30.
Nomi nal.
First National Bk
Plalnfleid Nat Bank.
115
10.787.909
15,898,798
1,540,300
1620
100
Rochester—
National
Ranks
NEW
June 30.
YORK
State
First Nat Bk a Tr Oo
Lincoln-All la Bk a Tr
Central Trust Co
Institutions
June 30.
2.000.000
600.000
Genesee Vail Tr Co.
Roch Trust a s d Oo
1.000.000
_
Nomi nal,
Per share.
475
Albany—
Mech a Farmers Bk.
Nat Oom Bk a Tr Oo
250,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
n y State Nat BankFirst Trust Oo
1,184,201
5,038,468
2,302,252
1,533,840
1.000,000
2,693,086
54,507.613
46.384.367
26,434,224
100
100
325
145
100 150
Union Trust Oo
400,000
250.000
Auburn Trust Co
491,891
303,459
6,344,788
5,634,169
Union National Bank
Citizens Trust Co
100
100
Olty National BankFirst National BankMarine Midld Tr Go. i
200.000
600,000
750.000
705,895
624,966
602,352
o
cent
Lincoln Nat Bk a Tr
Merch Nat Bk a Tr.
les
Salt
7,603,910 100
8,103,772 100
6,108,724 i
200.000
200,000
23,300
123,142
60,600
20,200
388,100
51,400
1,132,073
232,544
5,364,869
6,716,685
300.000
500.000
500,000
1.450,000
1,000.000
500,000
Fort Qreene Nat Bk_
Kingsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat BankNat Exch Bk& Tr Oo
People's Nat Bank-.
Brooklyn Trust Oo_.
8,200,000
Elngs Oo Trust Co__
500,000
929,300
1,634,356
1,484,000
1,085,300
1,858,100
2.480,800
2.098.058
4,893,132
95.232,012
26,284,318
Manuractur Nat Bk.
Natlonal City Bank
25
34
95
100
"25"
100
'48'
25
58
52*
25
100
100
23
25
18
23
20
80
800
90
10(
100
zou
mil
200
300
20
18
15
17
.....
72*
18
16
>
100
65
622*
Z110
180
10t
200
Utica—
First Citizens Bk a t
2.000,000
600.000
7
10
20
25
Watertown—
Jefferson Oo Nat Bk
98
Watertown Nat
1880 1980
x
600.000
300.000
200.000
80
"93
100
C
<1,500.000
Bank
Oneida Nat Bk a Tr_
si*
22
Nat
Troy Trust Co
'35
100
100
1,200.000
750.000
Springs Nat Bk_ b 800.000
Flrst Trust a Dep Oo
5.400.000
Syracuse Trust Oo
2.500,000
Union
100
22
24
18
Troy—
ank A Tru st Co. retur ns date June 30 1
933
Nat. banks June 30 19 33.
Benson hurst Nat Bk
Oltlsens Bk of Bklyn
Flatbush Nat Bank.
17
20
Syracuse-
n
re
sa
Blnghamton—
25
20
20
Schenectady—
100
Schenectady Tr Co._
Auburn—
Nat Bank of Auburn
Brooklyn—State B
1.000.000
300.000
Security Trust Co
7,300,575
51.563.048
14,975,927
15.914.249
500.000
300.000
Bk.
North'n n y Tr Co.
500.000
N
0
re
cent
sa
les
Buffalo—
Bast Side Nat Bank- 5
300,000
5.500.000
200,000
81,011
6,182.481
c31,921
1.189,245
41,438,739
1,122.377
6.000,000 13,458,412 77,104,530
i 12.500.000 15,629,979
140.356,177
Liberty Bank
Lincoln Nat Bank
Mfrs & Traders Tr
Marine Trust Oo
b
Weatchester Co—
25
100
10
20
50
17~
25
50 <
"im
7
72*
Nat City Bank
Huguenot Tr Co.
Elmira—
Ohemung Can Tr Oo
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Ithaca—
First National Bank
Tompkins Co Nat Bk
Ithaca Trust Oo
800,000
1.237.500
2,062,969
869,609
9,271,509
10,928,839
250,000
200.000
400,000
369,419
290,389
333,924
3,442,419
2,335,696
6.746,724
Bank of Jamestown
The First Nat Bank
a Trust Co
Ossining Trust Oo.
.
Common
Preferred
Union Trust Oo...
832.500
153,300
1,136,457
362,557
250,000
100
60
600.000
c
615,728
450.000
c
292,193
1,095,383
4.117.799
4G
55
11,979,277
60
80
234,598
341,975
1,326,949
2,283,628
100
190
170
270
376,431
4,649,679
5
20
10
30
200.000
138,000
2,320,000
500,000
300.000
177,725
4,617,331
2,762,380
3,057,776
2,089,181
400.000
2i
m
m.
mm ^
m
250.000
200.000
c
Westches Co Nat
1400
Common
25
100,000
Preferred
100
500.000
,
487,842
Mt
13,007,460
25
21
6.436.830
100
375
3,235,411
2334
600,000
Port
Bank a Trust Oo.
Rondout Nat Bank
State of n y Nat Bk
200.000
150.000
150.000
250.000
472,328
iye—Rye Nat Bk.
rarrytown n BATrOo
White Plains—
3,175,804 1100
476,333
796,506
No
c105.135
125,433
378.932
894,723
3,012,0731
1,365.721
3,161,648
6,670,070
100
100
Amalg Bank of n y
650.000
/4.618.223
Bk of the ManhatOo. 20.000,000
31,931,681 269,153,000
Bank of Yorktown.
1,500,000
105.214 e 3,798.0 )0
Ohase National Bk.
148,000,001 58,704.629 12 {3952000
Oomm'l Nat Bk a Tr
7.000.000 7,732,185 46,2 »4,000
Dunbar Nat Bank..
500.000
el ,330,400
244,300
Flfth Avenue Bank
500.000
3,105,379 44,806 000
First National Bank
ftlO.OOO.OOfi 73,105,021 {55.177.000
Grace Nat Bk of n.y
1.500.000
1.133,486 el8.082.774
Harbor State Bank..
200.000
104,121
e599,364
525 oOO
124.000.00fi
1.428,600
826.000
8,250.000
6,000.000
1,500.000
660.000
c940.991
109,230
el ,336",710
57,900
e2,110,200
182,400
e4,334.600
55,695.499 100355000 j
140,800
e3.6 57,200
117.819
el,178.746
4,518,819 68.369 000
1.710,556 el2.753.513
1,004,917 el4.707.876
199.732
e2,869,525
Bank
337.471
220,870
190,692
250 .(MM)
200,000
400.000
300.000
Bank in Yonkers
sl'000.000
Yonkers Nat Bank
Cl.118.030
15.583.327
8,703,502
9,431,402
Trust
ne t
dend
klyn
10(
21
100
350
6
Natl
Oo
Westches'r Tr Co_ d
June
90
250
100
a
rtpd
100
65
3
25
400,000 c
510.815
300.000 cl,263,254
74.177
.
les
100
100
30
75
1,683,682
110
20
500.000
Yonkers—First
re cent
sa
545,458
c
42
32
80
10(
6,401,170
1,346,671
7,786,912
Peoples n b at Co
County Trust Oo.
100
200 ;;
100
100
n.
.
New York CityDeposits N ew York Ci ty banks are rep<
are
of
Sur plus and pr
Sept. 30 1933
ofits are of date
for National ana June 30 19 33 for Stat e banks.
A
diet
of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk City and Rroa
found in our"Rai Iway
Secti on, pages 148, 149, 1 50,1
Harrlman n Bk a Tr 62.000.00it
Merchants Bank
400,000
Nat Bk of Yorkville
500.000
BATrOo
Mutual Trust Oo.
20
Citizens
200.000
Kingston Trust Co..
Pleas
Chester—1st
Bk a Tr Co
625,000,
First NBkof Rondout
Nat'l Ulster County
Public Nat BkATrO<i
11
50
1,392,753
9,579,090
Peekskill—
100
Kingston—
Schroder Bkg
Corp
Sterling Nat bat..
Trade Bank of n y..
9
Pleasantville—
Chautauq Co Bk
Nat Bronx Bank
National Olty Bk...
Nat Safety Bk a TrOo
Penn Exchange Bank
125
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
25
Jamestown—
Nat
s
_
New Rochelle Tr..
20
prices
175
Nom
and
30 *33
ecord
m ay
be
51.
100
20
25
20
100
2o
100
2334
124
27
134
25
100
IOI5'
100 1250
100
l065~
1300
200
25
100
ioo
30
50
26
20
2634
25
5
25
25
100
a
Sale price.
Stockholders of the Continental Bank A
40
'
'
6 Federal conservator appointed.
,
.
,,
.
({ Withdrawals against deposits or other credits limited
temporarily
31
eJune 30 1933.
/July 19 1933.
2534
"14"
If"
-
,
9
2334
18
,
of New York
on
Sept. 12 1933, voted the dissolution of the bank's affiliate, the Continental
2JK
5
v
Trust Co.
Corporation of New York.
cDec. 31 1932.
100
15
•
,
"2534
< Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
I Last sale.
23
s
In process of reorganization.
v
New stock.
x
Ex-dividend.
■.
1
AND
BANKS
116
COMPANIES
TRUST
National Banks
NORTH CAROLINA —JUSST"
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
Gross
Surplus
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
State Institutions
OKLAHOMA
June 30.
Capital.
June 30.
Gross
A
Nomi nal.
Asheville—
Per
$
$
$
share.
1,782,059
20
568,746
610,309
100
504,733
645,406
1,138,233
884,364
2,535,204
3,329,172
1,547,179
3,568,324
23.566,718
2,380,778
81,781
1,077,494
100,000
95,384
468,974
10,808,328
825,828
1,570,519
100
Per
2,035,368
1,121,989
100.000
60,121
1,919",617
itfu
100.000
300,000
500,000
37,119
294,781
1,433,234
3,385,468
5,057,247
50,000
200,000
5,000,000
300,000
1,200,000
100,000
500.000
52,141
share
100
Bank...
State
First
S
%
89,160
62,587
$
100.000
50,000
Guthrie—
First National Bank.
52,500
150,000 1
Ask.
Nomi nal.
First Nat Bk A Tr..
Common
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Profits.
100
Preferred
^150,000
Charlotte—
Charlotte Nat Bank.
500,000
200,000
Commercial Nat Bk.
Mer A Farm N Bk_. /
Union Nat Bank
s
300.000
1,200.000
Independ'ce Tr Co.. 1/1.000,000
American Trust Co..
s
100
70
107
100
100
100
100
Nat
100.000
120.000
200,000
Bank.
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Natl Bk.
Home Savings Bank.
First Nat Bk or McA
"266" 205""
100.000
o300,000
300,000
j* 136,356
Citizens National Bk
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Oklahoma City—
Oapltol State Bank
25
25
155,131
100
3,675.899
N
0
Nat Bk of Oom'erce.
re cent
V
100
100
100
90
100
i
150
21
100
75
185
26
100
75
80
160
y
20
78,143
482,784
4,108
170,567
397,016
3,291,334
37,767,985
4,243,531
10,792.486
537,591
11,345.629
608.641
54,061
101,978
24,350.921
3,155,293
3,448,187
20
|2,004,935
59.990
1,600.935
50
100
inn
60
100
125
Tulsa—
Fourth Nat Bank
400,000
100
100
3,535,862
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
/
193.323
2,000,000
4,000,000
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank—
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
Raleigh—
Page Trust Co
les
2,500,000
250,000
200.000
Olty Nat'l BkATr Oo
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
20
Security Nat Bank—
Common
Muskogee—
Commercial Nat Bk.
."L
Greensboro—
Preferred-.--.
0
cent
6100,000
.
120
Durham—
CItimens'
N
re
sa
McAlester—
Bank of McAlester.
60 '*
sa
les
Common
400,000
100,000
241,232
62,956
7,403,749
928,890
1,339,804
41,666,817
20
100
100
26.588,603
100
46,200
1.540,279
—
25
300.000
2,035,981
4,887,327
...
Preferred
Wilmington—
217.108
433,286
:::::
20
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
People's Sav Bk A Tr
100.000
Wilm Sav A Tr Co..
10
WilsonBranch Bkg A Tr Oo
Nat Bk of Wilson
25
National Banks
June 30.
Winston-Salem—
500.000
Farmers N Bk A T Oo
s
2.500.000
Wachovia Bk ATr
Institutions
State
OREGON
June 30.
-----
Nomi nal.
National Banks
NORTH DAKOTA
June 30.
200.000
150.000
National Banli
United States N Bk.
State Institutions
June 30.
share.
Per
EugeneFirst
2,762,886
1,278,916
100
100
1,431,943 43,387,410
556,022
667.065 h
2.275,132
69,414
"I5o
69,947.969
20
227,606
55,545
s
Portland—
2,500.000
Nomi nal.
Per
Fargo—
120,869
150,000
50.000
<300,000
d250,000
150.000
Dakota Nat Bank..
Fargo National Bk
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Merch Nat BkATrOo
Nor & Dakota Tr Oo
National Banks
85,353
250,834
106,671
98,588
OHIO
June 30.
1,789,120 100
100
840,451
5,701,901 <—
2,645,800 d
633,489 100
State
500.000
share.
N
300,000
United States
0
322,452
350.000
102,147
Dime Savings Bk Oo
Standard Sav Bank.
200.000
100.000
Firestone Pk Tr A SB
200.000
32,882
415,321
500.000
1,354,946
400,000
150,000
100,000
1,106,525
6.000.000
390.700
500.000
150.000
s
4.000.000
2,811,169
Institutions
State
Aug. 21.
nW PENNSYLVANIA
Institutions
Nominal.
100
100
o
Per
Allentown Nat Bank
re cent
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
100
sa
9,531.751
100
N
9.629,449
6.656,217
100
125
25
50
4,863,987
6,460,513
a
m
20
25
100
175
225
412,359
5,071,042
2,676,631
1,243.419
100
10
296,806
125,000
660,000
300,000
341,991
706,704
392,841
s
523,880
1,049,044
832,349
25,917
1.554.082
9,384.064
6,118,797
8.554,226
7,250.058
8,916.920
680,425
100
100
241.926
883,158
886.383
,398,677
,070.907
1,787,904
50
4,032,084
25
25
Altoona—
National Bank.
Altoona Trust Co
Central Trust Oo—
481.938
100
Erie-
Olnn Bk A Tr Oo—
Columbia Bk A 8 Oo
First National Bank.
100
100
10
215
4,922,785
7,584,564
2,717,895
1,420,360
46,185,507
100
140
145
247,239
1,227,793
194,576
255,938
2,833,805
952,636
330,649
nl,285,468
3,796.613
4,133,336
6,070,835
1.979,366
3,245,087
30,728.834
9,059,270
4,581.966
10,739,198
47,316,395
100
90
115
50
100
Bank.
Marine Nat Bank...
Second Nat Bank— /
e
Erie Trust Oo
8ecur-Peoples Tr Co.
Union Trust Oo
125
75
Allison-East End Tr.
"2l"
Central Trust Co—
90
95
Commonwealth Tr Oo
50
75
Dauphin Dep Tr Oo.
224,137
242,905
235
135
125
10
12
Norwood-Hyde Park
Bk A Tr Oo
Bank..
Northslde Bk A Tr Oo
Lincoln Nat
People's Bk A Sv Oo / 200.000
Prov 8 Bk A Tr Oo.
1,800.000
Second Nat Bank—
1,000.000
So Ohio 8 Bk A Tr Oo
250,000
Western Bk A Tr Oo
1,250,000
Central Trust Oo
4.000.000
Fifth
Third
Union
Trust Oo
100
50
100
10
100
100
10
100
5,920,765
100.000
314,370
'"IS"
4
6
75
80
67,032,206
100
65
60
5.000.000
Olev Sav A Loan Oo.
250,000
Lorain Str Sav A Tr. V
500,000
National City BankCommon..
4,700,000
Preferred
4,000,000
North Amer Tr Co. V
200.000
Cleveland Trust Oo. 13,800,000
Union Sav A L Co..
900,000
2,504,960
3,055,271
100
550
76,374,598
2,625,342
8,804,892
20
<13
100
100
Nat
Bank
Columbus—
Brunson Bk A Tr Oo
City Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Columbus Saving Bk
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Oo
Huntington Nat Bk.
u
s
566,869
611,709
67,951,184
130
Nat Bank
Trust Co
60,000
94,483
1,631,920
92,284
200,000
87,873
<66"
101)
100
100
2,004,500
14,834.273
10
100
2,000,000
100,000
1,242,939
100.000
28,450
2,972,309
885,386
1,491,633
27,771,970
2,903,863
678,851
34,691,020
133,984
2,680,259
100
500,000
1.000.000
305,224
639,854
6,815,179
17,104.474
25
333,922
N
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
C
100
9,680,982
65,634,148
20
101,267
982,880
4,731,261
71,778,390
1,647.859
100
100
100
3.040,000
1,125,000
651,316
Trust
Oo
Erie National Bank.
First National Bank.
Glmbel Bros Bk A Tr
Guardian Bk A Tr Oo
4.550.000
500,000
3.111.000
200,000
e
300,000
350,000
North Broad Nat'l Bk
Northeast Nat Bank
250,000
200,000
86,403
96,740
634,929
15,391
s
s
20
3,849,156
1,507,399
121,255
10
24
35
37
28
30
10
255" 260"
"50
451,480
50
363,426
26,738,294
9,991,847
423,414
1,179,220
4,258.000
'"45"
45"
10
100
10
"245" 256"
29
32
10
50
59,074
NorthwNatBkATOo / 500,000 si ,561.901
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14.000.000 18,248,448 266,357,143
""Is"
25"
20
20
48
50
Sale price.
Security National Bank, representing a reorganization of the North
Bank & Trust Co. of Greensboro, N. 0., opened for business
a
Aug. 28 1933.
on
100
b Title
c
500,000
First National Bank.
500.000
s
600,000
s
175.000
5.000.000
277,424
752,092
327,337
172,572
3.321,655
8,071,238
7,915,609
2,392,579
2,615,471
46,144,121
McAlester on Sept. 11 1933.
<t Member First Bank Stock Corp.
25
N
100
100
15
changed to the National Bank of
Member of the BancOhlo Corp.
o
e
re cent
sa
les
On
f
50
a
restricted
basis.
/ Conservator appointed,
New stock.
h Trust funds.
Youngstown—
< Member Northwest
Dollar Sav A Tr Oo.
Mahoning Nat Bank
Mahoning Sav A Tr.
1,250,000
Union Nat Bank
1.250,000
750.000
22
100
Carolina
Spitser-R T A S Bk.
Citizens Trust Co—
Toledo Trust Oo
City Tr A Sav Bk
I60}i
1110
<16**
50
10
50
6.229,949
s
< 70
20
20
Toledo—
Commerce Guard Bk
42,804,948
4.727,536
9,041,000
200,000
600,000
300,000
Kensington Nat Bk.
Lehigh Nat Bank
/ 200,000
Market St Nat Bk..
1,000,000
400,000
NatBkofGer ATrOo
A
Winters N Bk A Tr.
6,500,252
100
Corn Exch Nat Bank
Bk
Third
7,698,081
8.657,640
5.387,500
13,467,319
2,824.138
20
100
Philadelphia—
*
Nat
A Trust Oo
626,088
1,073,952
516,436
1,062.500 u2.645,748
200,000
517,574
f2,000.000 si,212,854
Oonestoga Nat Bk..
Fulton Nat Bank—
Lancaster Oo Nat Bk
Farmers* Trust Co..
Northern Tr A 8 Oo.
50
300
50
,324,292
413,308
Trust Oo
I 300
:::::<
100
100
50
50
2,900.084
3,537,333
7,530,628
5,271,235
2,228,209
Union Trust Oo
A
Dayton—
Merchants'
Harrisburg
City National Bank.
100
200.000
Ohio National Bk
246.350
300,000
400,000
937,800
400,000
400,000
250,000
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
100
106,679
3,377,105
9.585,021 231,839,981
567,067
2,212,826
2,350,000
i
c4.000.000
Market fixch Bank..
Northern Sav Bk Oo
500,000
300,000
204.200
Harrisburg—
Gommercial Nat Bk.
250,000
1.200,000
C
500.000
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Cleveland—
United
First National
Lancaster—
5,000.000
Amer Sav Bank Oo..
Central
e
Bank of Erie Tr Co..
Oinoinnati—
150
60
1,727,373
2,470,709
1,329,354
1,129,623
150,000
250,000
249,300
Nat Bank—
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
<400
share.
1,000,000
1.000.000
450,000
500.000
Second
lee
First
Atlas Nat Bank
30
June 30.
Allentown—
50
2,840,581
5,673,508
460.567
10,512,665
Oanton—
First National Bank.
100
28H
les
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Akron—
Commercial Bk A Tr
100
95
J
re cent
sa
100 \
J
1,000.000
150,000
742,717
404,516
110,864
1,424,714
958,106
12,824,557 100
4,893,693 1100
1,998,076
14.552,825 ion
25
5.596.976
13
50
60
k
p
June 30 1933. In process of liquidation.
s
Dec. 31 1932.
n
175
25
Bancorporatlon.
Sept. 21 1933.
< Last sale
u
Sept. 30 1932.
x
Ex-dividend.
y
In process of reorganization.
•
►
Oct., 1933.]
BANKS
AND
TRUST
'"SStgr*- PENNSYLVANIA
Surplus
Capital.
A
Profits.
COMPANIES
I wrr RHODE ISLAND sta",'™rion*
June 30.
Cross
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Ask.
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
/
Philadelphia
(Concluded,)
%
Roosevelt Bank
i
Southwestern Nat Bk
i
Tioga Nat Bk & TrOo
Tradesmen'sNatlonal
Bank A Trust Go.
85,900
1,152,548
i327,502
*273,280
88,482
Finance Go. 1st pref.
2d preferred--
31,304,503
1,030,932
1,316.777
940,000
824,275
80,900,697
677,975
6,575,799
13,210,288
86,561,881
8,584,086
39,446,721
|2.350.000
Frankford Trust OoGermantown Tr Oo.
Glrard Trust Go
Industrial Trust Oo_
Integrlty Trust Oo_Kenalngton Security
882,250
2.987.920
1,165,357
3,061,054
9,951,070
3,467,227
3,170,146
1.300,000 i2.183,347
Liberty Title & Tr Go 1,000,000 1,268,196
Medla-69th St Tr Go 0 376.000 il ,254,829
Mitten Men 8c Mg't
t Bk
8c Tr
1.600.000
332,409
Ninth Bank 8c Tr Go
1.375,000 1,720,219
North City Trust Go o
600,000
107,988
Northern Trust Oo__
500,000 3,585,155
Nor Phlla Trust Oo_
500,000 1,073,656
o
8,207,797
5,028,139
5.405,145
2,850,613
14,555,622
505,076
9,271,455
4,618,121
8.400,000 18,680,955 184,893,281
750.000
397,612
948,751
3,200.000 13,542,429 32,255,768
3.000.000 2,222,981
7,764,145
Provident
Trust
Real Est Tr Go
50
12
'II"
Common
Preferred
25
115
100
60
120
Ask.
300,000 1
250,000
10
122,174
6,837.479 f
120,000
300.000 /
39,717
556,058
453.612
3,356,047
100
500.000
Newport Nat BankNewport Trust Oo-_
938,605
2,945,969
25
50
50
t
ou
Providence—
.—-
"60
10>*
60
10
18
100
100
325
335
215
10
23
10
21
18
73
10
10
11
.3
13
205
10
19
75
4
50
50
55
50
10
60
20
11
365"
52
54
200,000 i
10
132,928
2
2,481,167
120,000
50
277,683
105
1,037,029
500,000
203,320
50
15
4,600,378
850,000
50
856,325
46
6,755,571
450,000
50
1,154,790
112
2,764,930
1,500.000 2,555,802
100
9,817,564
165
4,000,000 9,636,305 109,431,885
100
175
125,000
25
186,359
819,982
18
5,000,000 11,854,832 85,878,878 1000 2000
1.000.000 /l,502,768 20,503,908 100
115
High St Bk A Tr Go
Mechanics' Nat Bk_
NatBank of ComATr
Phenlx Nat Bank
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Go.
Lincoln Trust Go
Rhode I Hos Tr Oo_
Union Trust Go
20
49
120
175
185
(
20
2150
130
370*
60
Blackstone Can Nat.
Oolumbus Exchange
Trust Go
24
70
100
50
Woonsoeket—
Woonsocket Trust Go
100,000
278,165
209,000
353,374
522,217
139,733
38,885
624,731
323,043
2,709,293
1100
100
-
12
10
s*
100
100
325
100
87
25>4
335""
89
25.427.530
10
100,000
100,000
390,000
149,049
84,,084
318,011
I,912,880
4,154,733
8,133,367
*124,747
3,665,305
315,008
124,908
II,076.286
2,500,000
982,232
50
50
50
248.750
600 000
1.000 000
City Dep Bk 8c Tr Go
Dollar Savings Bank d
Farmers Deposit Nat
6.000.000
Fifth Avenue Bank..
First National BankForbes National Bk.
6.000.000
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold Bank
200.000
200.000
100.000
300.000
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Charleston—
Atlantic National Bk 0
Citizens A Sou Bank Q
500,000
Carolina Sav Bank-
8,729,135
8^
9H
PittsburghAllegheny Val Bank-
200,000
50,000
1.500.000 i
750,000
Miners A Merch Bk_
South Garo Nat Bank
80 Carolina State Bk
803,740
8,916,466
14,580,037
45,553,554
61,821,603
1,385,665
71,232,894
4,580,066
2,939,232
601,955
1,982,062 0100
3,297,651 (7100
100
3,682,097
100
378,132
100
16,813,881
100
8,409,963
Columbia—
First Nat Bk of Col.
100
50
200,000
46,155
1,300,000
200,000
200,000
50.000
360.371
437,215
135,630
3,456,022
2,347.775
1.435,944
10
Greenville—
First National Bank-
iDo
Peoples Nat Bank
50
100
100
Piedmont Sav A Tr.
10f
190
200
10
13
15
e
50
100
at
100.000
Pittsburgh
51,834
867,885
172.700
416,957
3,320,648
Keystone Nat Bank. h 600.000 11,136,596
3,977,492
Mellon Nat Bank
7.500.000 17,774,018 199,466,649
Nat Bank of America
200.000
1339,612
4,086,416
Ohio Valley Bank
100.000
181,761
795,433
Pitt National Bank.
700,000
350,000
6,434,729
Union National Bank
2.000.000 4,233,064 25,193,353
•Union Savings Bank
1.000.000 3.019,940 27,802,812
Western SAD Bank
250.000
555,723
2.475,662
700.000
Allegheny Trust Go.
978,034
5,616,856
•Colonial Trust Go
2.600.000 3,113,443 23,637,641
Oom'wealth Trust Go
1.500.000 1,807,159 11,259,998
Dormont SAT Go.
125.000
156,345
1,607.610
Farmers Deposit Tr.
1.320.000
989,757
53,966
2.000.000 8,337,311
Fidelity Trust Go
14,025,286
Haslewood S A T Co o
165.400
1550,615
1,968,370
Hill Top SAT Go—
150.000
419,300
1,854,645
Manchester
Savings
Bank A Trust Go.
250.000
422,000
1,650,000
Penn Trust Go
500.000
i598,893
2,804,520
Iron 8c Glass Dol Sav
People's
Aquldneck Nat Exch
Bank A^Sav Co
100
7.500.000
Bank
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Newport—
30
10
100
Land
Arsenal Bank
Bk. of Amer. Tr. Go.
Braddock Nat Bank.
Homewood
Par.
share.
on
Lives 8c Grant Ann
Tr 8c Safe Dep Oo_
Penn W'h'g 8c S D Go
Estate
T 8c T Go
1,076,000
7,213,822
4,237,000
1,568,000
1,059,194
600.000
1.400,000
4.000.000
Fidelity Phlla Tr Go
Bk A Trust Go
65,000
500,000
300,000
300,000
300.000
Per
3.300.000 4,775,273
200,000
142,401
1,000,000
329,107
1,000.000
447,000
250,000
176,163
6.700.000 16,333,246
7,807,983
Wyoming Bk A Tr..
Banca Oom It Tr Go.
Broad Street Trust-.
Chestnut Hill T & Tr
Real
Cross
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Second Nat BankSixth Nat Bank
Penn Go for Insur
117
100
100
100
National Bank
June 30.
loo
Provident Trust Go.
South Hills Trust Go
Union Trust Go
Washington Tr Go
West End S B A Tr..
William Penn Tr Go.
Worldngman's Savga
6.000.000 13,425,694 68,405,621
a
500.000
965,061
5,626,097
150.000
115,497
725,344
125.000
293,470
1.586.733
1.500.000 67,590,302 180,379,689
1.000.000
581,024
3,878,698
125.000
1574,915
3,255.995
125.000
172,500
1,190,027
Bank A Trust Co.
100.000
2,531,534
9,054,999
Beading Trust Co..
1,170.300
3,355,064
6,931,646
8,913,924
8,284,527
9,264,298
First Nat'l Bk A Tr.
Security Nat'l B A TV
250.000
Green Ridge BankProvidence Bank
South Side Bk A Tr.
National Banks
June 30. A
50
Third Nat BkATrOo
Union Nat Bank..
West Side Bank
Pennsylvania Tr Oo.
First National Bank-
Bkg Oo„
Commercial Nat'l Bk
Hamilton Nat Bank.
20
1(K
lot
100
Second Nat Bank
W-B
Dep A Sav Bk_
Wyoming Nat Bank.
IOC
50
HamiltonNatlonalBk
50
Union Planters' Nat'l
Bank A Trust Oo_
30
5
7X
10
10
25
26"
25
40
25
60
50
50
60
50
25
75
25
60
8,466,251
1,176,809
21,024,336
12,816,043
3,390,505
7,238,805
100
50
50
100
25
3,011,633
2,307,706
8,878,667
10
25
York Go Nat BankYork N Bk A Tr GoGuardian Trust Go
York Trust Co——:
250.000
150.000
600,000
125,000
225.000
300,000
500.000
600,000
750,000
195.857
394.858
556,745
234,428
528,345
945,221
514,268
720,748
1,319,232
2,096,977
2,298,087
5,126,716
1,172,056
2,942,687
3,932,017
2.842,559
2,967,120
5,391,366
State
Common
Broadway Nat Bank
Oomraprce-Unloo Bk
Nashville Trust Go—
Common
-
Preferred
Third National Bank
25
*
Nomi nal.
Per share.
150
625,000
650.000
2.000,000
827,480
140,000
1,115,830
6,003.899
3,500.000
23,600.395
203.125
600.000
72,956
328,675
431.948
10,288,079
1.000.000
1.000.000
1,103,970
766,528
78,097
24,755.514
12,258,169
1.247,096
100
200
210
50.000
100
300
305
3.600,000
2,252,634
30,495,362
10
3,000,000 11,284,361
4,000,000
300 .uuu
411,999
800,000 i
982,229
31,812,590
| 10
100
125
"Too "95" l05"
5
130
7
142
100
200
210
M
500.000 11,013,620
1,000,000
600.000
189,517
6
8
1100
"75" "85"
4,245,117
7,715,830
10
18
7,539.818 f 100
(6)
20
1100
9,714,505
'•HI
"115" 120"
4
National Banks
June 30.
200
"95"
50
450
13
20
95
110
20
June 30.
105
400
State Institutions
TEXAS
250
50
Nomi nal.
Austin—
Per
35
40
10
American Nat BankAustin Nat Bank—
300.000
200.000
Beaumont—
American Nat Bank-
400 000
First National Bank.
300.000
400.000
125.000
400,000
749,786
39,638
3,960,037
9,274.111
1.832,528
352,483
600,582
7,107
5.893.465
9,168,602
858,326
share'
100
too
100
N
100
re cent
100
sa
•
lee
100
10
*
10
10
100
100
20
25
17
20
Sale price.
a
Increase
in
capital
stock from
the Potter Title & Trust Go. of
$500,000
to
$1,000,000 proposed
bv
Pittsburgh, Pa.
b Member of First Security Corp.
c
In process of reorganization.
25
4 A mutual savings bank.
10
0
Sold with
h Federal
First National
Bank.
conservator appointed.
1 Dec. 31 1932.
I Last sale.
0
Operating on a restricted basis.
s
Combined statement.
x
I
Institutions
June 30.
/Aug. 31 1933.
'
0 Affiliated with the Citizens A Southern National Bank
lee
Nashville—
American Nat Bank
Secur St Bk A Trust
Drov A Mech N Bk.
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat BankWestern Nat Bank
cent
sa
100
York—
Oent'l Nat BkATrOo
TENNESSEE
Republic Bk A Tr Go
1266,001
331,121
1395,848
re
100
100
Williamsport—
600.000
250.000
Lycoming Trust Go. o2.000.000
100
Memphis—
First National Bank
Nat Bk of Commerce
State Savings Bank.
50
2,009,921
1361,959
6,245,749
3,031,532
499.000 11,826,385
500.000
792,759
First National Bank- h
Williams port N Bk—
share
0
Knoxville—
Oomm'l Bk A Tr Oo-
783,648
64.779.933
750.000
250.000
2.500.000
1.000.000
N
Chattanooga—
Amer Tr A
20
Wilkes-Barre—
Hanover Bk A Tr
Miners Bk of W-B-.
100
100
50
20
177,869
3,526,816
1232,984
143,625
843,056
598,309
1181,644
359,512
172,784
556.909
909,530
4,032,344
13,077,322
3,602,065
2,463,960
1,813,009
1,510,133
891,702
3,276,902
4.342,599
25
100
Preferred
200,000
5.000,000
200.000
200.000
400,000
1.000.000
500,000
250.000
250.000
40,906
44,244
124,451
275,080
100
50
100
8oranton—
E. Scranton State Bk
First National Bank-
Per
125.000
100.000
200.000
Corn Exch Sav Bank
Beading—
Farmers Nat Bank A
Trust Go
cl.000.000
1738,213
Berks Go Trust Oo_„
1.500.000 2,014,434
Pennsylvania Tr Go. c2.000.000 12,412,656
Nomi nal.
Sioux Falls—
Citizens Nat Bk A Tr
100
50
100
100
Pittsburgh
Tr Go
Potter Title A Tr Go.
SOUTH DAK0TAs,a"«urton*
100
100
Ex-dlvldend.
""
f No par.
of
Savannah, Ga
National Ranks
June 30.
itat*
TEXAS
National
•
Ranks
Cross '
Bid.
Par,
Deposits.
Ask.
State Institutions
June 30.
VIRGINIA
June 30.
June 30.
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
'initiation
i
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BANKS
118
Capital.
Cross
Surplus
Profits.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Per
Dallas—
150.000
5.105,405
27,436
12.000,000
426,028
Trust Co.
Nat Bank of Comm.
4.000.000
150.000
1,880,000
Co
Co
Bank & Tr Co
1.000.000
100.000
718,507
37,967
14,540
8.000,000
Bank-
First National
Liberty State Bank. .
Mercantile Bk & Tr.
Republic Nat Bank &
share.
25
27
100
20
Bk._
Merch A Planters Bk
Norfolk Nat Bank of
8
Dallas Bank A Tr
200,000
125.000
20
40,191,990
4,419,633
11,063,463
1,217,604
703,577
22
20
125
100
Trusts...
20
27ji
27
100
100
125
Petersburg-
10
20
Virginia Nat Bank
First Nat Bk A Tr
700.000 k
750.000 Ic
Co d
Petersb Sav A AmTr
100
75
100
100
475
510
21,077,729
10,443,845
3,664,393
100
75
78
too
70
76
154,491
309,991
2.000.000
600.000
A
125.000
2,959,770
2,376,585
782,162
754,982
239,250
2.500,000
Oltlz Nat Bk
98,946
568,270
250.000
8eab'd
3,253,463
2,561,593
25
25
10
50
"NT
El Paso—
El Paso
National Bank
State
173,180
924,041
300.000
300.000
Nat Bank-
3,842,173
10,677,591
100
100
Amer Bank & Tr GoOontinental Nat Bk.
First National Bank.
Ft Worth Nat Bank.
Stockyards Nat Bank
Union Bank & Tr Co
21,707
286,367
100.000
750.000
1.100.000
798,524
2.500.000
200,000
100.000
1,043,882
200.000
200.000
299.185
00
278,103
245,540
123,622
16,290
99,923
4,653,828
100
84,981
530.225
122,210
1,854.193
les
100
500.000
cent
sa
500.000
250.000
100
100
6,387.490
19,550.840
25,037.948
3,073.248
355,771
re
Portsmouth—
American Nat Bank.
Citizens Trust Go_Merch A Farmers Bk
Fort Worth—
share.
Per
%
$
S
Norfolk—
Mer A Mec Sav
150
Cora
Oak Cliff Bk & Tr
Texas
20
65,028,953
1,425,267
10,333,850
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Richmond—
Bank of Comm A
Tr
600.000
20
00
Central Nat Bank—
First A Mer Nat Bk
1.000.000
608,401
8.297.633
3.000.000
2,036,579
200.000
43,281,437
1,333.445
21
18
20
6,049.133
616,520
20
18
20
14
20
31
32
On
'
75
100
100
Mech A Mer Bank
Poll'd A Bagby Tr Co
154.500
102,853
136.500
100
8tate-Planters
Bank
A Trust Co..
2,500.000
1,535,657
26
15
16H
Tr Co..
200.000
482,000
2,000.000
26
1.000 000
'5,299.383
100
75
88
80
633,651
1.000.000
1.000.000
800.000
531,006
1,408,445
4,555.978
18,274.541
2,338.045
100
155
100
275
100
100
Galveston—
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
Hutchlngs-Sealy
National Bank___
U 8 National Bank—
7,115,402
3,405,928
100
N
o
Sav Bank A
re cent
365,442
123,132
750.000
1.000.000
6,574.896
7,329,015
100
sa
Virginia Trust Oo_-.
100
540.000
29,501,71J>
91
les
100
100
..
Roanoke—
Colonial Amer Nat R
First Nat Exch Bank
Houston—
50
30
Citizens State Bank.
100.000
3,066
678 ,211
First National Bank-
a,ooo.ooo
807.986
79 805
29.403 ,896
2,612 ,951
5,753 ,225
(00
,059,404
,275,287
206.417
18,138 ,175
(00
100
125
18,390 ,673
too
95
110
5,030 .907
95
110
850.000
16,132 .605
iOC
100
100
150
600.000
159,663
343.623
26,622,194
1,401.290
133,867
00
110
120
978,874
357,145
4,831.136
Loo
225
255'
4,475,572
3,218,490
too
100
100
150
30
500.000
City Bank & Tr Co.
Houston Nat Bank.. ol.000.000
1.000.000
Second Nat'l Bank..
1.000.000
Nat Bank of Comm.
600.000
State National Bank
1.000.000
Union National Bank
South
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank-
1.500.000
Federal Trust Co—
400.000
Fidelity Trust Co—
172.081
200.000
600,000
I.000.000
500.000
Guardian Trust Co_.
Houston Land A Tr.
San Jacinto Trust—
180,705
Mountain Trust Bk
100
(00
National Ranks
June 30.
100
100
567.123
Merchants Nat'l Bk
2,820,863
2,439,810
310,833
Nom Utah
Per
Seattle5on onn
375
350
100
Nat Bk of Commerce C2.500 000
2.500 000
Pacific Nat Bank—
100
.00
N
o
2,215,853
re
cent
9,641,554
100
100
sa
les
488,415
(00
2,265.964
2,470,168
no
1.081.855
101,765
501,571
100.000
Houston
11,071
109,318
109,334
231,707
229,556
62,321
6,134,187
8,741.337
522,225
31.627
500.000
Nat
Antonio
579,133
18,192.519
61,989
.200.000
350.000
600.000
Bk
So.Texas Bk.ATr.Oo
San
too
741,565
300.000
Commercial Nat Bk
Commonwealth BATf
Frost National Bank
Groos National Bank
Nat Bank of Coram
National Bank ofFort
Sam
8.608,277
2,922,462
.000.000
300.000
150.000
no
250.000
First National Bank-
1.000.000
National City Bank.
100.000
People's Bk A Tr Co
Peoples First Ave Bk
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Tower Savings Bank
University Nat Bank
Washington Nat Bk
600 000
r
300.000
200.000
r
500.000
500.000
Bk-Seattle Trust Co
100
100
175
75
(00
100
.00
29,454.829
15.325.568
9,844,824
2,107,686
1,245.220
1,340.088
3,098,855
Spokane—
500.000
First Nat Tr A S Bk
OldNatBkAUnTrOo til .500.000 k
25.000
Security State Bank
«1.000.000
Spok A East Tr Co
200.000
Washington Trust Co
-
~
120
n
9
r
;
100
25
100
20
1,049.073
351,263
2,129.181
45,639
418,435
64,332
400,714
253,278
2,761,058
13.040.722
659,880
11,553.693
1,838.455
740,571
227,557
11,106,903
2,221,066
75
85
100
100
100.000 k
500.000
m.m
18
115
100
100
'■mm
mmmm «»
25
c
share.
•
-
"
< 20
1.992.978
38.002
33.620
clOO.OOO k
W Seattle State
«•
17
20
i
789,525
of Commerce.--..
Waco—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
2,094,806
k
39,424
1,516,594
1,098,913
319.490
k
73,017
86,592
49,553
164,846
150.000
First Security Bank
109
4,808,685
66,402,581
—
—
8,125.000
Bank.
First National
750
100
San Antonio—
Alamo National Bank
Institutions
June 30.
100
Port Arthur—
100.000
100,000
State
WASHINGTON
Canadian Bk of Com
First National Bank-
436.064
15"
20
c.
i
100
mw*m
60
50
100
mmm
•
-
_
r
O'l
N
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
Tacoma—
Nat Bank of Tacoma <1,000.000
600.000
Puget Sound Nat Bk
■
25
i
National Ranks
State
UTAH
June 30.
Institutions
June 30.
1
Nomi nal
Per
Ogden—
312,906
500.000
Bank.. b
First National Bank- b
Flrst Savings
3,320,731
2,903.557
5,280,692
153,185
300,000
250.000
Commercial Sec Bk_
364,869
100 b
8
10
nmjXST* WEST VIRGINIA smjl%'Tons
Nomi nal.
Salt Lake City—
Per
655,514
494,939
Bank b
Utah State Nat Bank
1.000.00ft
Zion Sav Bk A Tr Co
300.000
Utah 8av & Trust Co
Walker Bk & Tr Oo1.500.000
National
6.801,757
273.980
600.000
750.000
500.000
Contl Nat Bk&Tr Co
First
share-
100
100 b
838,247
196,084
909,934
'00
40
share.
50
Nomi nal.
Per
Charleston—
Capital City
11,140.833
100
60
70
9,594,848
13.051,377
100
100
110
Charleston Nat Bk-.
,062.500
no
100
110
1.534.238
17,033,843
100
100
75
90
Kanawha Bkg A Tr.
Kanawha Valley Bk.
500.000
.000.000
45
55
Nat Bank of Oomm
200.000
Peoples Exchange Bk
50.000
500.000
200.000
Oo.Charlestou Trust Co
Central Trust
National
Ranks
VERMONT
June 30.
Center
June 30.
Nomi nal.
Per
B&rre—
3,460.240
2.190,086
1,865,433
share.
5.453,693
3.767,819
100
100,000
i
_
Half
Dollar
Trust
100.000
150.000
150.000
100,000 k
u
60,000
Preferred
Clement Nat Bank
132,129
83,396
142,373
150,286
) 132.690
lou.uuu
Klllington Nat Bank
Rutland GoNat Bank
100 000
100.000
50.000
Rutland Trust. On
National Ranks
669.901
100
140
100
165
3,313,554
sa
10(
1.842,013
1,809,887
4,163,935
to succeed the
old First
500.000
851.576
6,167,153
les
10<
L0<
100
450, C69
152,041
151,977
146,952
727,898
2,374,433
297,935
2,004.413
1,558,282
VIRGINIA
Sta'e
•
100
Sale price
b Member of First Security Corp.
Mummer
of thf
Mann.
tiancorporatlon.
d Citizens' National Bank of St. Petersburg, Va.,
National Bank & Trust Co. of Petersburg.
e Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
100
LOO
fin process of reorganization
100
M) 1932.
h The Peoples Exchange
0«ept
too
on
merce,
Institutions
Firm
National Corp
p
*
March 31 1933.
r
Member
S
TniHt
105
1.000.000
657,644
455,655
2,964,851
2,618.225
100
96
100
115
94,506
124,160
449,235
816.276
5
926,601
10
4.015.563
100
Dallas.,
300
-;^vvr-.-y
_
granted on Aug. 2 1933 to the Mercantile
Tex., representing a conversion of the
Dallas,
& Trust Co. of the same place, new
u
3
,
placed in the
People's Corp.
fund*.
t Charter
11^
Tex.
Conservator on July 31 1933ontrollHU i»v me Josepu if Meyer interests.
a
share.
100
,
_
Bank of San Antonio
The Commercial National
hands of
5,791,228
——
—
.
National Bank of Com¬
1932
n
June 30.
------
.. ——
.
Bank merged with the
both of Charleston, West Ya.
I l.a»t «ale.
648,096
150.000,
soo.oool
185"
120
130
100
t In licuidation.
April 20 1933.
1.000.000
200.000
ioo
a
Per
500.000
153,560
25
o
Lynchburg Nat Bank
80
100
100
cent
v
Lynchburg Tr A 8 B.
100
2,903,900
550,000
Trust Co
N
Nomi nal
Cam'l Tr A Sav Bank
444.517
558.494
300.000
Wheeling
40
5,506.560
Lynchburg—
Corp
33,012
25
1,165.600
i Memoer
Loan
100
885.885
Co._
Bank A
i
Trust
k Dec. 31
People's Nat Bank..
Citizens' Mutual Ind
100
4,398.692
3,601,6/2
4,051.255
1.105,490
10,965.235
3,404,406
f
100.000
Co
1,181,331
523,468
100.000
500.000
500.000
100.000
Bank
Sav
Security
10(
re
Common
Trust
98,888
600.000
A
Nat Exchange Bank
100
Rutland-
A
1.015.800
100.000
Wheeling Sav
Mutual
Tr
Nat Bank ofWVa..
100
Central Nat Bank—
First National Bank.
100
100
So Side Bk & Tr Co.
100
545,435
200,000
600.000
353,909
109.989
150.000
250.000 k
395,940
u
Montpelier—
June 30.
100
805.647
510,337
Dollar Sav & Tr Co.
150,467
108.840
70,961
100,000
200.000
Granite 8 B A Tr Co
Capital 8 B A Tr Go
First National Bank.
Montpelier Nat Bank
Mnntp'r 8 B A Tr Co
100
100
100
Citizens
Co
People's Nat Bank.
Quarry 8 Bk A Tr Co
BurlingtonChittenden Co Trust
Ho ward NatBkATrt 'o
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust Co
25
13,817,055
1,213,890
r
share.
100
15,746.746
2,876.657
Wheeling—
Institution
State
1,010,390
83,903
,374,583
257,933
,602,537
29,676
100,000
265.127
84,885
200.000
Bank..
Conservator
bank's capital is $1,000,000.
appointed
t
Traded In as Old National
X
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights
Corp
t,
National Bank at
Mercantile Bank
National banks
State
WISCONSIN
June 30.
119
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BANKS
OCT., 1933 ]
Institutions
June 30.
Canadian Bank Statements
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Returns
Gross
are
all of July 31 1933.
Prices
are per cent, not per
share.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
La Crosse—
%
Batavtan Nat Bank.
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse
Security
Save
«
i
Bank
State Bk of La Crosse
3,327,680
113.085
665.099
327.534
35,092
100.000
4,185.973
793,380
1,630,142
117.908
share.
Per
$
$
440,993
-
500.000
50.000
500.000
160.000
20
iU'
NOVA SCOTIA
N
o
101
re
cent
10:
sa
les
«...
Reserve
Halifaxinter
8t
Bank
te
200.000
Badger State Bank.. d
363,325
47,245
451.803
3,087,474
603,962
52,936
55,59)
1,081,113
1.223.899
75,521
6.312,219 123,328,668
766,730
70,687
31.322
422,861
407,876
91,397
166,173
572,291
19.830,588
905,613
1,484,975 25.849,085
1,474,050
191,008
15,098
1.787.239
1,415,216
194,575
400.000
Oltlxens
100.000
Bk of Mil..
d
City Bank & Tr Co..
East
81de
300.000
Bank
d
200.000
First Wise N Bk
10.000.000
Home Savings Bank
Holton St State Bk
K11 bourn State Bk.
g
Lincoln
State
200.000
100.000
100.000
,
Bank
100.000
Marine Nat Exch Bk
2.200.000
Marshal] & Ilsley Bk
1.500.000
Mer & Farmers St Bk a
200.00
Mitchell St State Bk
North Ave State Bk.
Park Savings Bank..
d
16th Ward State Bk
d
State
Gross
Fund.
Deposits.
Capital
Milwaukee—
200.000
200.000
50
100
d
18"
20
lUV
■
A
Per
I
Toronto—
10(
91,782,854
100
20
28
35
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000 30.000.000 440,721,120
100
20
19
21
Dominion
Bank
d
9.000 000
6.000.000
Toronto—
of
9.000.000
8 ooo.nun
7.000.000
Bank
7.000.000
Imperial Rank of Can
89,322,272
99,843,894
cent.
200
147
149
100!—.
157
100
163
%
10<
d
100
30.857
237.110
481.958
d
221.281
20
"~5"
16
400.000
805 158
566,088
564,028
1,117.371
748,021
2.228,984
1,436.808
2,169,181
20
200.000
41,960
33,006
102.168
300.000
Wisconsin 8tate Bk
First Wise Trust Co.
ONTARIO
t
40.892
200.000
d
1 285
70
(0
400.000
VUet St State Bank..
West Side Bank
280
a
200.000
Teutonia Ave State Bk
100
12.000.000 24.000.000 204,641,973
Ask.
cent.
d
200.000
Bank of Milw
Per
$
$
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bid
Par.
1.000,000
!0«
QUEBEC
d
155"
to
2.
Per
Montreal-
36,000,000 38,000.000 588,146,918
7.000.000
7.000.000
97,640,755
500.000
500.000
5,146,337
Barclays Bk (Canada)
1.500.000
4,000.000
Provincial Bk of Can
35,087,226
35.000.000 35.000.000 547,936,307
Royal Bk of Canada
Bank of Montreal
20
10'
Banque Canadienne.
*
Sale
100
100
100
cent.
192
194
140
145
----'
100
100
_
156
158
v
price.
t Wisconsin Bankshares Corp. no par stock.
a
Dec. 31 1932.
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares
National Hanks
Corp.
e
g
214.846
213,748
250.000
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
300.000
/
Alden 6s 1941
J&J f
Ailertou N Y Corp 5 Ms *47 M < J
Amer insur Un Bldg 6s '41.M&N /
Atlanta
wsi
iw37 M&s
«»..►
*
Bine deb «M* 19ftd M*c
Bond & Mtge Guar 5Ms 1932-37 /
6
193*
._
Parcel Pobi
Busiutj
Oct
6M«
10
20
38
23
23
13
45
A&O
38
44
7« stamped as to payment of
$435 partial redemp'n 1934 /
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933-J&J /
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941
Bway Mot Bldg (N Y) 6s 48 -F&A
Bway A 41st St Bldg 6 Me 1944..
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 6Ms*46J&J
Budd Realty 6s June 1941
-—
6s Sept 1941
Rub'
T»rn, Mlde 'ut Kb lOflO
A*r> jfc
Cambridge Apartments 6s 1940. _
Carbide & Carbou Bldg 6s '40J&J
Central Zone Bldg ctfs
Chetteurough BlUg 6b 1948.-A&*
Chrysler bldg 6» 1948
— AAO
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
8 f deh K M* 1910 ser A..J&.I /
Certificate* of
Cleve
/
J&J*/
deposit
iy4l.
Itrui bldg Os
1040
6®
3
3
18
29
50
50
VHP
32
60
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Eighty
11
Fifth Ave 6b 1940
West 420 8t
6*s
1946..MAN
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JAJ /
Equit Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952
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-
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502 Park Ave Bldg 6s ctfs 1941— /
6th Av & 29th St Bldg 6s
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47
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.
6 Ms
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FAA /
Eng Thea 6 Hi '43
Fsx Theatre A Office Bldg
1st sf0M# 1941
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A&O /
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1st sf5M»
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1949
6s 1944
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39
53
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18
10
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Station
Indus
Bldg
165 Broadway Bldg 5 Ms
General s f 7s 1941
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12
'51
17 M
16
Paramount Theatres
24
Park Central Hotel ctfs
Park La lit- Oorp bMS 1943--J&D/
1946
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n
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s Saie price
k Last aaie
j
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16
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56
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18
lst sink fund 5s 1948ser A
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-
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68""
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16M
Taft Realty (New Hav) 6s'40AAC
10 East 40th Street Bldg 6s 1940
(Chic) 6s 1945.J&J
Tprtile Bldg 1*t fi. IP58
301
36
9
MAN
36
5 Ms 1932-37
40
East 38th St Bldg ctfs
Trinity Bldg 6 Ms 193W
J&b
208 South La Salle St Bldg Corp—
32
30
Trust
M&N
Tyler Bldg 6s 1963—
A&O
Un Post Offices 5Ms '35.F&A 16
Vanderbilt Ave Bldg Corp—
1st leasbold 6Ms 1944 .J&J 16
Van Sweringen 6® w w 1935.. FA a
1st & coll s f 6s 1938
A&O
21M
Vanck
30
98
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1938
1
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West End Ave & 104th St Bldg—
6s 1939
5M
28"
30
19
7
Woodbrldge Bldg 5Ms '41—A&O
....
7s 1940
maturity.
60
M&S /
WeeilUKhuUBe Bldg 6s 1939
White Motor Realty 6s 1931-40
11
"
MAR
Washington Properties inc 7s 1952
Westchester Bd & Mtge 5Ms '38/
a
18"
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1948
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r>»»h
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Certificates
Ward
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/
13
616 Madison Ave Bldg 6Ms 1938
Sixty «»ut B*a> 6Mb i96ii
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Stanley Real Rsi 6 Mb
46
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State & Wash Bldgs (Chicago)-
57
One LaSalle St
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18
54
43
18
10M
37
Hotel
Certificates of deposit
Shu1 imat del »>•
<2
39
34
40
SbeJburn.Inc(AtlCyj6M8'40 J&J/
Sherry Nptherlan^ Hotel 6M» '48 /
a
F&A
Bldg 6s 1949 J&J /
Bldg 6s '33-'39 MAN
Palact BoteKSan Fr) 6s
46-FAA /
I*aran
Uway Porp KUa'61- JAJ
Certificates of deposit
10
13
F&A
One Park Av
8M
Sevilia Biit
Wardman
...A&O/
15
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6s '40.M&S /
401
MAS
(Bost)
1st mif 5s 1962
111 John «t Bins h® 1948
Park
/ Fiat price,
/
14
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40 J
24
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34
49
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30
1948.
New Weston Hotel Annex 6s 1940
N
A&O /
/
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St Charier Hotel (Atl Cy) 4c
1945/
Saks Realty 6s 1945
A&O /
6s 1946
A&O /
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6s 1945—J&D/
Certificates
1/
...A&O/
Bros
Theatre 6 Me 1940
Certificates of deposit
RussekB 6tb Ave Biug b» 1944..
Title Guar &
Bldg 5M*,1950 A&°15 /
29
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46
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1948
J&D /
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60
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Mortgage Securities 5Ms ser ANY /
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1953
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13
23
32
24
11
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38
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44
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10 Bway Bid* (N Y) 6s '46-M&*
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/
40 Wall Street Bldg 1st «» 1968
42 Broadway Bldg fts 1939 .J&J
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16
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Oulncy Station P O (Chicago;—
ttldg—
...J&D
Mercantile Properties, Inc—
Hecs f 5Ms 1946
J&J
Millinery Center Bldg 7s 1944
....
/
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Lords Court
lot
25 M
43
/
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5Ms Dec 1 1938
—..J&D
Post urn Bldg flMs 1943
MAN
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78
b
New Brd Proo Ob 46 J&D
Loews Theatre Rity 6s '47 M&S15
Lond Gu A Acc Bldg (Chic) 6s '62
6
29
28
13M
51 M
42d St A Lexington Ave Bldg—
6 Ms 1945
48 ts,icti.rt«iKe
Certificates
/
Income 5 Ms w W 1963
/
Lincoln Mtge & Title 5Ms ctfs.. /
23"
23
/
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Penny (J O) Corp 5 Ms 1950
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«■
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Park Row Bldg 6s 1943
A&O /
Pennrvl^anls Bldg ftp 1939.-MAN /
Certificates of deposit
/
75
90
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20
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41
-
..
31
17
40
19
20
33
f
Bldg 6He 1943
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Lake Sb Atb Club (Chic) 6Ms *45/
I.» Salle Hotel K 140 1940
FA A /
Lawyers Westchester Mtge&Title
5Ms
/
Leo*, urt M tnoai Bldg 5Ms »941. /
Lefcourt State Bid 6Ms 1943
Liggett BlUg 1st 1 ti6u» 62.F&A /
Lincoln 42d St Corp—
1st n>tv. . t 5 Ms 1953
J&D /
insurance
26
27
/
Lord Bait Hotel g m 6 Ms *45 AAO
Cranleigh, The, 6s 1937
i
1934 to 1942
----Herald Square Bldg 6s 1948 MAN
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.
23
57
70
Bldg 6s 1951—
Certificates of deposit.
Court A Remsen Rts (Brooklyn >
Lfalin*
1934 (s-a) ..J&D
Greeley 8q Bldg 6s I960-.:
/
40
Bank and the Gateway City
Wis., under title of the Commercial Saving
t Trust funds,
57 M
leaseh 6 M
6s
Beston Post Office Serv Station—
5 Ms July 1 1938
J&J
Bewman-Riltmore Hotels 7e 1934
I Last sale,
4raybar Bldg (East Offices Inc)—
1st m leaseh 5s 1946
__JAD
He
Security Savings
both of La Crosse,
Bank, proposed.
Hearst Brisbane
25
35
restricted basis.
100
Harriman
Stawon—
1935
1
20
20
a
100
2,748.558
3,453,842
Albany Metropolitan Corp—
Consolidation of the
Bank,
Per share.
Cheyenne—
On
i
WYOMING
June 30.
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
A&O
§5"
NetSurplus
Reserve.
Capital.
Par
Dec. 31
Premium
1932.
Bid.
Fire 6c Marine-
7.500.000 14.303.299
3.000.000 1,316.242
3.000.000 2,052.570
384.744
450.000
1.000.000 2.415.347
10
(Hartf)—
Agricultural (Watet n)
26
(NY). 10
6
Amer Colony (N Y)-6
Amer Equitable (N Y)
100
Amer Plre (Wash'ton)
10
Amer Home Flre(N Y)
Amer Insur (Newark) 25*
1')
Amer Reserve (N Y).
Amer Alliance
100 000
1,000.000
3,343.740
1.000.000
C463.950
5.000.000
1.600.000
1.000.000
3.000.000
1.000.000
2.000.000
10
10
Salamandra
25*
26
Boston
100
Buffalo Ins Co
100
(Boston)-.—
(Buff)
Camden Fire (Camden)
Carolina (Wilmington,
6
10
N.O.)
10
Central Fire (Balto)—
10
Voting trust c
—
City of NewYork(NY) 100
10
Colonial States (N Y).
100
Commonwealth (N Y)
Continental Ins (N Y) 25*
60
Corcoran (Wash'ton).
(NY)
(Newark).
10
Cosmopol n Fire
Eagle Fire
25*
Federal Ins (Jer City)
10
FIdelity-Phenix (NY). 2 5*
10
Fire Assoc of Phlla—
20
Fireman's (Wash'ton)
25
Firemans Fund (8 F)_
500.000
[ 1,000.000
4.753.259
4.825.172
522,016
13,392.977
1.727.826
476.114
342.373
100.000
200.000
590.136
815.000
921,922
2.000.000 8.433.319
3.464.825 12.850.518
2,000.000 3.621,953
217,070
200.000
7.500.000 6.698.489
9.397.690 11.288.020
3.000.000 2.581.040
'
5
474
175
190
Globe & Republic
Globe A Rutgert VI e
5
2.500.000
1.000.000
25
2.006.000
(New York)
(N Y)
Halifax (Halifax,N. 8.)
Hamilton Fire (N Y)_
Hanover Fire (N Y)—
Great Amer Ins
Harmonla Fire (Buff).
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
Home (New
York)—
F)—
6
6
10
25
10
10
10
5
Home F 3c M (8
10
Security
Homestead Fire (Bait)
Hudson Incur | Hud-
10
10
Home Fire
son
_ _
10
(NY)
Importers A Exporters
(New York)
Insurance Co of State
of Pa
26
(Philadelphia)
Lafayette (New Orl)—
Liberty (Loulsv, Ky).
Llncoln Fire (N Y)—
(Phlla).
Majestic Fire (N Y)_.
Mechanics Ins (Phlla)
Lumbermen's
(New
York)--\pref
255*
"125*
2A
575*
2.142.078
1.722,151
18,045.761
9.177.513
265*
"P
25
32
615*
fr
216,560
7.458.200
8.150.000 12.011.342
805.383
2.000i000
726.020
500,000
4.000.000 4.135,105
596.717
1,000.000
12.000.000 22.033.317
12.000.000 20.167.637
1.000.000 1.101.093
4.932.000
259.298
500.000
15$
235*
85*
J r*
810.031
321,429
1,812.609
29
165*
43
849.393
25
145*
32.869.538
38,742.215
2,248.936
(a)
484.803
18*
39
23
269,164
4.416.183
1.963.252
2.407.949
45
185*
25
27
15*
95*
—
115*
185*
3.000.000
1,000.000
7.500.000
6,855,502
1.859,420
1.784.666
1.336.511
8.640.820
1.382.779
15*
2.572.237
6.799.575
1.063.498
2.225.595
3.109,640
105*
855.903
1,486.789
16,217.954
105*
41
...
15*
50
25*
60
"15""
10
(Hartford)
800.000
20
1,750.000
750.020
1.500.000
2.400.000
850.000
1.435.837
2.453.495
(6)
3.200.000
2.392.772
750.000
1.876.447
2.414.814
10
3.000.000
4.693.533
7.142.070
90
45*
-
0
10
4
7.925,666
6
Brunswick Fire
(New Bruns, N J)—
New England Fire
10
1.000.000
602,944
1.339.645
(PlttsfTeld, Mass)—
10
400.000
259.294
369.162
Hampshire Fire
(Manchester. NH).
10
51
56
15
(Phlla)
Maryland Gas (Bait)
Mass Bonding A Ins
(Boston)
National Gas (Detroit)
National Surety (N Y)
New
Amsterdam
1.000.000
1.000.000
I.808.795
1.000.000
1.000.000
1.075.020
2.899.446
504.726
10.534.438
10
25
4.000.000
750.000
3.000.000
2.000,000
3.966.077
17
500.000
6.000.000
574.897
8.732.622
4.500.000
1.500.000
5.709.268
115*
135*
875.000
1,000.000
1.213,360
1.035.398
509.631
1.137.220
1.562.599
11
13
6.257.739
2.000.000
8.469.413
13.372.203
10
10
5
10
(Mich)
20
—
S
Northern Ins Co (NY) I2is
Northwest Fire A Mar
10
(Minneapolis)
36
175*
205*
10
11
155*
2.039.026
3.719.356
576,989
5
317.943
35*
Policy
Reserves.
10 15.000.000 10.341.572 354.752.800
175*
195*
17
18
275*
295*
California-West. States
10
1,741.656
1.000.000
38.594.008
5
400.000
419.527
14.504.624
100
2.000.000
3.000.000
500.000
1.655.235 35.786.804
4.597.931 131.544.229
15.054.842
533.361
100
1,000.000
6.527.542
10
(Sacramento). .
10
2.500.000
5.000.000
1.000.000
1.000.000
10
700.000
Oentral States Life (St
Louis)
Columbian Nat'l Life
Oonn Gen Life (Hartf)
10
10
L)
Oity.
Mo)
Ind)
Mo State Life (St L).
10
(LA). 100
Pan-Amer Life (N O).
61.358.302
3.500.000 74.419.651
1.245.341 132.934.599
19.232.929
241.430
1,289.008 25.229.471
II.709.654
377.901
5.997.946 515.231.017
18.139.869 559.335.165
19.061.735
298.305
40
15*
25*
18
135*
575.361
46
i!*
Phlla Life
(Phlla)...
(Oan 100 2.000.000
100 20.000.000
(Hartf)
1
750.000
West Ooast Life (S F)
Sun Life Ass'nce
Travelers Ins
Holding company,
b 320.000 no par shares,
c Including 400 shares no par general management
Nott A British & Mercantile Go.
h In liquidation, k Last sale. < New stock, v Ex-stock dividend,
35*
20
Lincoln Nat'l Life (Ft
1.550.517
2.260.291
1,000.000
3
Fidelity A Guar¬
anty (Baltimore)—
125*
6.888.962
525.736
1.607.708
4.385,287
15
5
(Baltimore)
Accident
Occidental Life
1.000.000
1.000.000
2.000,000
1.000.000
50
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
New Jersey Insurance
20
75*
48
Gas
17
New
33
105*
55*
10
2
(New York)
Seaboard Surety (NY)
Wayne.
4.517.925
235*
85*
Preferred
sas
75*
1
Go
.....
(Boston)
102,306
(a)
175*
195*
Oas'ty
Manufacturers
Life
"465*
35*
Hartford Steam Boiler
55*
5
20
Indemnity
Amer
(New York)
100
1
475*
385*
18
1
York)
Gr
455*
365*
408.580
5.881.412
5
315*
New
—
7
349.907
5
Gontlnental Life (St
5
New York Fire
North River Ins (N Y) 25*
315*
Casualty
(Hammond, lnd)..
Exceos Ins (NY)
Employ era Re-Ins (KO)
Fidelity A Dep (Bait).
General Alliance (New
U
"(F)"
445*
6.462.510
5.199,959
7
3.87
295*
Casualty 6c Suraty
Life-
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
3.000.000
5
3.82
9.207.406
10.582.276
Aetna Casualty A Bur
(Hartford)
Lloyds Insurance
"Io"" "25"
1,562.260
5
3
165*
2
"7"
1
20
(Newark, N J)
65*
195*
3,857.657
289.075
84
884.476
7.269,463
Stand Accident
1.830.520
145*
80
331.895
3.934.583
of America
(Wash)-.
Natl Union
265*
125*
500.000
1.000.000
Aetna Life (Hartford)
1.010.064
601.370
1.000.000
6.000.000 10.628.101
"245*
4,387.415
25
mond)
Westchester Fire (NY) 25*
Continental
4.716
1.000.000
5
117
"~55*
165*
2,078.636
1,661.014
133.057
63.840
2.021.325
1.763.157
1.000.000
112
908.975
199.717
55
1.000.000
j2.900.253
45*
3.020.390
10,259.625
12.640.247
155*
135*
656.031
55*
739.475
2.459.940
"65*
30
680.799
5,264.688
584.597
1,548.110
5.671,463
460,908
192.863
10
85*
200.000
500.000
1.000.000
1.000.000
250.000
600,000
1.000.000
750.000
1.000.000
334.137
5.000.000
1.000.000
2.000,000
2.000.000
1.000.000
1.000.000
25
26.791
50
25
Springfield Fire A Mar
25
(Springfield, Mass).
10
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
Travelers Fire (Hartf > 100
4
U S Fire (New York).
8
Universalis (Newark)
10
Victory Ins (Phlla)
Virginia F A M (Rich¬
(N Y).
533.490
907.416
10
Amer Surety (N Y)
Oonsol Ind A Ins (NY)
352.586
1.064,462
508.505
141.710
540.479
1,125.839
6
Amer Relnsur
214.432
500.000
4.000.000
100.000
1.100.000
843.675
2,072.404
8,323.641
169,807
2.084,876
255*
115*
1.000.000
500.000
10
1.000.000
1.500.000
4.000.000
1.000.000
2.000.000
48
19.100.961
15.557.641
1.000.000
60
2
60
1.542.532
1.283.855
575*
235*
529.570
""50"
6,097,129
3.058.041
6
50
738.081
1.738.768
1,078.187
55
1.000.000
18
445*
125*
585*
105*
25
Merchants A Mfrs Fire
(Providence)
Michigan PtM (Det)
National Fire (Hartf).
National F ft M (N J)
Natl Liberty (NY)—
250.000
2.000.000
10
5
Security Ins (New Hav>
Southern Fire.—.
134"" 144""
1.653
6.105.818
1.541,162
10
(Newark, N J)
Merchants
Insurance
20
25
10
38
100
1^7,860
8t Paul F ft M (St
22.134.067
2!
2$),068
159*
10 12.000.000 28.168.271
Mercantile Ins (N Y). 100
Merch Fire Assurfcom 25*
4,240.368
10
50
25
2.159,813
(Rochester)
Rossla Ins (Hartford)
1.557.011
10
5
3.000.000
1.000.000
1.000.000
135*
Insur Co of Nor Amer
Inter-Ocean Re-Insur¬
ance (Cedar Rapids)
Knickerbocker (N Y).
10
5
10
15
345*
Rochester American
189*
35*
429*
13
1.000.000
9.443.075
139*
1.096.121
(Philadelphia) 100
10
119*
11.882.337
10.616,497
5.526.054
88
5.533.892
767.561
2.761,210
10
449
169*
25*
329*
10
fi
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)..
Providence - Washing¬
83
3.167,230
1.745,033
1,034,414
745.001
6.000.000 17,404,286
Seaboard F A M (NY)
2,572.837
4.823.990 19.580.601
Georgia Home
Glen
Falls Insurance
(Glen FallB. N Y)—
1.000.000
1.000.000
(Providence)
Public Fire (Newark)Reliance Ins (Phlla)..
Reliable Fire (Dayton.
Ohio)
Republic (Dallas)
Rhode Island (Prov).
2,303.311
22,555.228
31.800
Flremans Ins (Newark)
Franklin Fire (Phlla)
2,000.000
1.000.000
25
95*
1,148.022
1.374.890
200.000
1.000.000
26
10
ton
596.704
740.454
765,024
26.045
1.500.000
(Milwaukee)
Occidental Ins (8 F)—
~6 H
4.691.328
2.091.471
2.373.384
4.988.684
2.088.107
4,475.528
Ask.
Per Share
P idflc Fire (N Y)
Pails Nat (Phlla)
471.194
2.982.281
494,845
1,002.428
6.864.561
643.182
2.118.093
Bid.
N MrthwesternNatlonal
64.654
412.146
Reserve.
Fire 6c Marine—
295*
112.932
677.960
share
Capital.
m
11*
18.392.366
5,085.899
1,707.356
400.278
Par
Ask.
Per
Aetna Insur
Unearned
Premium
1932.
NetSurplus
Unearned
Dec. 31
Amer
STOCKS
INSUBAUCE
120
2
4*
4.20
3.70
399
381
81c
1.00
stock carried at $2,000. g All stock owned
v Ex-rights, t No par value.
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