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Baltimore Stock Exchange
Cleveland Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
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INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGES
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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
NEW YORK
PRODUCE
CHANGE.....
CHICAGO STOCK
42
EX¬
...—
EXCHANGE
PITTSBURGH STOCK
.
—
.....57
DETROIT STOCK
..64
EXCHANGE...70
EXCHANGE
71
EXCHANGE.......59
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.73
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE.62
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE...75
INDEX TO GENERAL
QUOTATIONS
PAGE
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STEAM RAILROAD
1
BONDS
PAGE
TEXTILE
MANUFACTURING
77
NORTHERN
81
STEAM RAILROAD STOCKS....
STOCKS
SOUTHERN MILLS-
INVESTMENT TRUST ST'KS & BT>S_.82
CANADIAN
94
MILLS...
94
94
MILLS
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS...99
MINING
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK STOCKS,.99
INSURANCE
FEDERAL LAND
REAL ESTATE TRUST & LAND STKS.95
REAL ESTATE
BANK BONDS
BONDS..
PUBLIC UTILITY
100
.....119
BONDS..
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
83
......88
INDUSTRIAL &
MISCELL. BONDS...91
INDUSTRIAL &
MISCELL. STOCKS..95
EXCHANGE
SEATS
WILLIAM
.....93
B.
William
DANA
STOCKS
op
STOCKS &
SCRIP...94, 120
TITLE GUAR. & SAFE DEP.
U. S. AND MUNICIPAL
CANADIAN MUNICIPAL
STOCKS..95
BONDS
100
BONDS.._.102
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS,..101
BANKS AND TRUST
CANADIAN
COMPANY,
Street, Corner
....94
COMPANIES..,119
BANKS.
119
PUBLISHERS
Spruce Street, New York.
SAFE DEPOSIT & TRUST CO.
OF BALTIMORE
Organized 1867
Chartered 1864
Surplus & Profits Over $3,141,000
Capitat $2,000,000
Corporation Mortgages, Fiscal
Agent for Corporations and Individuals, Transfer
Agent and Registrar.
Depositary under plans of
reorganization.
Acts
Trustee of
as
Executor,
Administrator, Guardian,
Receiver, Attorney and Agent, being
especially organized for careful management and
settlement of estates of every character.
Acts
as
Trustee,
SECURITIES HELD ON DEPOSIT FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
CORPORATIONS AND PERSONS.
DIRECTORS
JOHN
WALDO
B. KIRBY
HOWARD BRUCE
NELLIGAN
J.
JOSEPH
NEWCOMER
BLANCHARD
RANDALL
NORMAN JAMES
SAMUEL M. SHOEMAKER
ROBERT
MORRIS WHITRIDGE
EDWARD JOHNSTON
EDWIN G. BAETJER
J.
LYMAN
GARRETT
DELANO
OFFICERS
JOHN
J.
NELLIGAN, Chairman of Board
WM. R. IIUBNER, 3d Vice-Pres.
GEORGE PAUSCH, 4th Vice-Pres.
ANDREW P. SPAMER, 2d V.-P.
R. S. OPIE, 5th Vice-President
JOSEPH B. KIRBY, President
H. H. M. LEE, Vice-President
George B. Gammie
Thomas B. Butler
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Treasurer
Secretary
Charles F. Lechthaler Real Estate Off.
W. D. G. Wrlghtson
Asst. Sec.
Roland L. Miller - Cashier & Asst. Sec.
Maurice J. Nelligan,
Asst. Cashier & Asst. Sec.
John W. Bosley Asst. Treas. & Asst. Sec.
Harry E. Challis
Edgar H. Cromwell,
Asst. Treas. & Asst. Sec.
Andrew H. Troeger Assistant Treasurer
J. Edward Knapp
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Robert B. Chapman
t
Campbell Connor
Assistant Treasurer
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Raymond E. Burnett
Howard W. Baynard
James S. Asher
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Asst. Cashier
-
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Auditor
-
Asst. Auditor
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Asst. Auditor
-
Asst. Sec.
Chalmers S.
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Asst. Sec.
Win. E. Harris Asst. Real Estate Officer
Brumbaugh
-
Statistician
/
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QUOTATION
RECORD
REQ.
Copyright in 1933 by WILLIAM B. DANA
Entered
VOL
PAT.
OFFICE
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the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3 1879.
SEPTEMBER 8 1933.
NEW YORK,
6
8.
March 9 1928, at
Second Class Matter,
as
U.
NO
9,
to
Bank
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whenever it may be deemed
"necessary to promote the public interest."
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and
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monthly.
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LONDON OFFICE—Edwards & Smith, 1 Drapers'
DANA
William Street
($29,605 at $4.53
pound)
a
a
fine
130 shillings,
ounce.
Aug. 29, the price
was
129 shillings, four pence, half penny, and a
great boom in gold shares, which had started weeks ago, continued. "
Next day, when President Roosevelt's decree
Gardens, E.C.
releasing
reached
WILLIAM B.
1, is
($29,595).
On
CHICAGO OFFICE—208 South La Salle Street.
Sept.
The previous high, reached last
November, was 130 shillings, eightpence
V
:
from London,
"World-Telegram":
Gold reached its highest
price in market history to-day at
eight
The subscription price to the Bank and
year.
The following (United
Press)
from the New York
other
foreign countries.
Quoted at $29,605
Ounce—Mine Securities Advance.
Lombard
half penny.
COMPANY, Publisher®,
Spruce Street, New York.
Street, the price receded to
mined gold
new
128 shillings,
Yesterday it went back again to 129 shillings,
nine pence,
seven
pence,
the 1933 high.
corner
Gold shares
were
Kaffirs
strong to-day.
Rands and Randfonteins
were a
were
firm in price, and East
few pence higher.
The rise of gold was attributed to hoarding and also to foreign distrust
of the strength of national currencies not
REVIEW OF AUGUST—COMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL
The
activities
was
attracted
adoption of the codes for such
final)
or
on
the gold standard.
The distrust
the removal of the French and British exchange
of tourists for
the demand
to
francs, and London's
purchase of short-term French securities.
NRA
the
of
attention
beyond
everything else in the business world during August and the
temporary
ascribed partly to
equalization funds,
EVENTS.
as
leading
International Currency Stabilization
Norman
(either
industries
the iron and steel trade, the lumber
on
and the
Call of Montagu
President Roosevelt.
The international facets
of
currency
stabilization again
trade, and the oil trade, in addition to that for the cotton
were
textile
dental result of the customary summer vacation
industry adopted the previous month,
great deal of satisfaction.
a
felt
the
over
was
hailed with
On the other hand regret was
delay in the adoption of the code for the coal
discussed to
which Governor
makes to
degree in August, largely as
some
an
inci¬
journey
Montagu Norman, of the Bank of England,
the United States.
In contrast with
a
secretive
industry and that for the automobile trades; the hitch in
departure from England, Mr. Norman made public
announce¬
this last instance resulting from the action of Henry Ford
in failing to signify his intention to sign any
agreement to
that end.
In the meantime there were many indications
ment of his latest visit to this side of the Atlantic.
Fe indi¬
cated, before
going to show
a
lessening of activity in various lines of trade,
leaving Southampton,
that he expected to
discuss monetary matters in New York with George L.
Harrison, Governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of New
whether due merely to a seasonal slowing down (previously
York, in the
absent during 1933) or of
talks with Governor Harrison in New York, interest in cur¬
a more
for the future to detormine.
of the month attracted
issuance
of
order
an
enduring character remains
Three distinctive
developments
particular attention, namely (1) the
by President Roosevelt
on
Aug. 29
Conjecture
was
to
a
price ''equal to the best price obtain¬
able in the free gold markets of the world," (2)
an
the action of
international conference in London in entering into
a
result of Mr. Norman's
a
the subject became quite active when it was
on
announced at
permitting gold miners in ohis country to dispose of newly
As
of his visit.
increased greatly in the later days of August.
rency matters
mined
gold abroad at
course
Hyde Park, N. Y., where President Roosevelt
staying for
a
brief holiday, that the President had agreed
Mr. Norman and Mr. Harrison, at the latter s sugges¬
see
A statement issued
tion.
man now
Aug. 26 remarked that Mr. Nor¬
is in the United States and will sail
soon
for
Eng¬
world-wide agreement for the restriction of the production
land.
of
Harrison at tea at his Hyde Park home early next week,
wheat and in
alloting both exports and imports within
limits, and (3) the action of the Federal Reserve
certain
Banks in
"The
President
will
receive
Messrs.
Norman
and
making the engagement in order to accommodate Mr. Nor¬
increasing their purchases of U. S. securities from
$10,000,000 a week to $35,000,000, this last being a step in
the Washington program of inflation.
widely recalled,
Issuance
considered inevitable by many authorities at the appropriate
by
Embargo
Market
President
on
Roosevelt
of
Executive
Order
Modifying
Newly Mined Gold, Permitting Exports at
Price—Further
Executive
Holdings of Hoarded Gold Within
Order
15
Called
for
World
Report of
Days.
What has been termed as "a regulated gold market in the
United States" (we quote the Washington
correspondent of
the New York "Journal of Commerce") was created
through
an
Executive Order issued
velt.
on
Aug. 29 by President Roose¬
The order modifies the gold embargo declared
by the
President on March 9, to the extent of
permitting the sale
and export of newly mined gold at the world market
price.
At the same time President Roosevelt issued a further
Executive
Order
coin, gold bullion
calling
or
hoarded
every
gold certificates in
of $100 to file within 15
within
upon
days
gold is required
to
a
person
an
holding gold
amount in
report of his holdings.
be
turned into the
excess
Such
Treasury
30
days, except where special licenses have been
issued therefor.
Under regulations issued by the
Treasury
Department on Aug. 31 the time for filing reports of gold
hoardings
was
Sept. 18.
In its advices from
Hyde Park
on
Aug. 29 the New York
"Herald Tribune" observed:
Producers
$30
of newly
an ounce,
an ounce.
mined
gold will be able
to receive
approximately
discretionary authority
sailing time,"
action
There
was
Governor
Park
this
"tea"
a
good deal of conjecture
was
stabilization is
as
to whether
be discussed between President Roosevelt
Norman.
was
currency
It
that joint
announcement,
by Britain and America for
time.
and
this communication added.
following
this matter might
The
followed,
on
arrangement
for
the Hyde
Aug. 28, by protracted
con¬
ferences at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York between
Governor Norman and Secretary of the
Treasury Woodin,
Eugene R. Black, Governor of the Federal Reserve Board,
and Mr. Harrison.
After these
to
in
purely social
a
other
of
than
did
a
confer
some
was
affair
was,
presence
indeed,
move
were upon
a
number
more
at
any
time.
the meeting, in anticipation
to stabilize the currencies of the United
Great Britain,"
a
Hyde Park dispatch to the
Ne^ York "Herald Tribune" said.
"The appointment had
been made at the suggestion of Mr. Harrison.
cheerfully acquiesced in the suggestion, but
others
of
nothing
made quite clear that Mr. Roosevelt
privately with Mr. Norman
the world
joint
and
and only in the
The
"tea," and it
not
States
way
people.
"The eyes of
of
talks, Messrs. Norman and Harrison motored
Hyde Park, where the president received the bankers
many
where they have been limited to the statutory price of
$20.67
The Secretary of the Treasury was given
man's
were present.
The President
saw
to it that
It is believed he shares the view
prevalert in this Administration that Mr. Norman, if he has.
not actually influenced American
policy in the past, has had
REVIEW
MONTHLY
2
.A"'"
63.08 Cents in Gold.
of doing so, and largely by reason of his
with highly placed Americans.
In the group about
every appearance
contacts
interpreted the incident as a means to
the President many
text of the
to talk stabilization at this
disinclination
his
emphasize
American bushel
is equivalent to around 31 shillings per English quarter. The actual price of
wheat, as calculated Aug. 5 for an international price laid down in the
juncture."
Agreement
Announcement
Production
Wheat
on
gold.
agreement, amounts to around 53c. or 54c. in
Wheat Acreage Cut to Be Required of American Farmers—
by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Follows
15%
International
The
pivotal international price of 63.08 gold cents per
The
Accord Reached at London.
and Marketing.
Internar
Following accord upon general principles of the
production and marketing in
joined, finally was signed in London on
agreement on wheat
An
which 22 nations
week, in which all
Aug. 25, after a further conference of a
previous experience gained in the series of wheat con¬
ferences at Geneva and London earlier this year was put
the
The agreement now reached is admittedly
effect.
to good
Parlia¬
such as the
absence of any definite export maximum for Soviet Russia,
and provisions among importing nations that the arrange¬
ments are dependent on internal conditions.
Nevertheless,
the agreement was generally regarded as an important
tentative,
it is subject to the approval of many
as
Moreover,
ments.
there are big loopholes,
contribution toward solution of the agricultural
problem in
important producing countries. Foremost among these
Australia and the Argentine,
the
the United States, Canada,
are
providing for world-wide action
to correct the wheat surplus, the Department of Agriculture
announced on Aug. 28 that in order to qualify, for benefit
payments, American farmers will be required to pledge a
reduction in their next crop plantings of 15% of their average
seeded acreage.
The announcement was made officially by
Secretary Wallace and Administrators Peek and Brand of
the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, who said:
tional agreement in London,
■
15%
The
four countries took the lead in the
The need for
negotiations at London last month.
ment
22
emphasized by
was
Aug.
world
on
an agree¬
Washington announcement on
a
that available supplies of wheat throughout the
Aug.1 were apprwdmately 960,000,000 bushels, or
largest total in history for that date.
In order to facilitate matters at London,
the
a
draft agreement
placed before the meeting by the four chief producing
was
States,
countries "in order to establish
and
.*
The proposal
the delegates gathered on Aug. 21.
as
called for the collaboration of both
consumption of wheat
stabilization of prices at a
Since the attitude of
a
exporting and importing
balance between production
and bring
about
rise and
a
level remunerative to the farmers."
importing States had made an agreement
impossible earlier this year, every attempt was made to
the
secure
ing lands
co-operation of the largest importers.
called
were
acreage or
apply
new
upon
The import¬
to agree: firstly, not to increase
stimulants to the production of wheat;
secondly, to do everything possible to increase consumption
their
among
as
soon
own
populations; thirdly, lower tariffs on wheat
the world price
as
reached
tions, such
as
a
figure to be fixed by
existing quantitative restric¬
agreement; fourthly, modify
quotas and milling regulations.
After nearly a
signed by 22 of the 31 countries at London on
consuming
States, including Russia, signed the agreement, but in the
Aug.
case
All
25.
the
producing
important
and
of the Soviets the terms were left fluid and
subject to
The first two points of the proposed agree¬
later fixation.
ment occasioned
no
difficulties, and the nations represented
quickly began consideration of the suggestion for reduction
of tariffs and lowering of quotas by the wheat importers.
It
finally agreed that such curtailments would be in
was
order if the
price of the staple reached and for a period of at
least
months
four
francs
a
maxima
remained
12
at
pre-devaluation
quintal, equal to 63.08 gold cents a bushel.
are
be fixed for
to
Australia and Canada
gold
Export
the United States, Argentina,
the basis of
on
an
ceptions to provide a four or
year
base would be unfair.
Already under way, the wheat campaign now
Farmers are signing up
are
On the basis
In a cablegram from London
Aug. 25 to the New York "Journal of Commerce," it was
stated:
Two formidable difficulties between the exporting and
which
threatened
the attainment of
a
a
breakdown
Thursday,
[Aug.
24]
President
importing nations,
were
resolved into
single international wheat price, which makes operative
lent to 63.08c. per bushel, and
ol
60c.
and
68c.
which is
and
for Iron
Steel Industry—
signed
had been ap¬
proved by Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, Recovery Administrator,
and by the Labor Advisory Board of the NRA and repre¬
sentatives of the steel industry.
It provides for a 40-hour
week, averaged over a three-month period, while the maxi¬
mum working week permitted any employee at any time is 48
competition for the steel industry was
A code of fair
On
hours.
after Nov.
or
;
steel output
8-hour day for all employees
1 1933,
as soon
as
60% of capacity, an
supervisory, technical and emergency workers is
specified.
The agreement stated that a general wage in¬
crease of 15% had become effective since July
1. It was
also provided that the code would be operative for a period
of 90 days "as a trial period to determine the effect." Three
representatives of the NRA are to meet with the board of
directors of the American Iron and Steel Institute, and
later to recommend to the President "as to the continuation
or modification of code after
90 days period of trial and
amounts to
except
>
determination of results."
question of the open-shop or the union¬
glossed over in the code as
approved by President Roosevelt, and the agreement simply
ization of the steel industry was
restated the section of the NIRA which guarantees to em¬
ployees the right to organize in any manner they may choose
without hindrance from employers. It was generally agreed
that the code represented generous compromises on both
sides.
The steel industry, on the one hand, omitted its
company union stipulation, without affecting its attitude
as
unionization issues may arise locally.
Meanwhile, the
"NRA failed to lower the work week below the 40-hour level,
that had been originally set
by the industry.
The lowest
specified in the agreement was 23 cents an
hour, while the steel companies estimated that the average
minimum wage would be more than 40 cents an hour, as a
result of the fact that higher minimum wages than those
fixed in the code are paid to large groups of common labor.
minimum wage
Lumber
Code
Signed
Production
President—Fixes
by
Control
and
40-Hour
an
Week—Minimum
Hour.
Wage
Prices,
Provides
Conservation
Includes
forestation Program—Agreement
and
for
Re¬
Approved by Industry Sets
Varies from 23 to 50 Cents
.
A code of fair competition for the lumber and timber
products industries, providing for price control and alloca¬
tion of production, was signed on Aug. 19 by President
Roosevelt.
It was estimated that the agreement would
affect more than 200,000 workers.
Immediately after the
code had been signed, officials of the National Lumber
Manufacturers'
Association
communicated
to
the NRA
their "cordial
acceptance" of its every provision. Among its
important provisions is the doctrine of forest conserva¬
tion which was written into the code by President Roosevelt
himself, and which includes a comprehensive reforestation
program.
The code establishes a 40-hour maximum week
for lumber mill and timber workers, and fixes a schedule of
minimum wages ranging from 23 cents an hour in the rural
sections of the South to 42J/-2 cents in the West and 50 cents
in the Metropolitan sections of the North and East.
most
Modified Code for
Drafted
to
compromise between the figures
Agree
by
on
Basic Price
Price
of
by President—Agreement
Oil Industry Signed
General Johnson
After
Fixing—Clause
Various
Permits
Gasoline for 90-Day Period,
Factions
President
with
Failed
to
Set
Crude Fluc¬
tuating in Accordance with This Level—H. S. Sinclair Pledges
Support of Industry—Independents Ask Changes.
which the importers advanced on Thursday
(Aug. 24] were satisfied by the addition of comprehensive
Code
for
Effective
by President Roosevelt on Aug. 19, after it
exporters and the importers on Wednesday.
ormula to the text of the agreement.
of more
Trial Period of 90 Days Approves
Week, with Average Minimum Wage of 40 Cents an
Hour—Open-Shop Issue Evaded—Employees Guaranteed Right
to Organize in Any Manner They Choose.
gold, representing the range of difference between the
Two strings of reservations
Roosevelt Signs
Agreement
12 gold francs per quintal, equiva¬
a
and
of about
than 124 million
theoretically complete sign-up and average yields
a
40-Hour
reductions in tariffs of the importing nations.
The international wheat price is set at
of
15% reduction for this country would mean a cut
bushels in 1934 from the average.
1933-34.
in the international markets.
on
a
9,600,000 acres in wheat plantings and a reduction
effective demand
In the subsequent year exports are
again to be curtailed, the figures to be arrived at on the
basis of a 15% cut in production.
During the two years
the Governments of Bulgaria, Hungary,
Rumania and
Yugoslavia agree to restrict their combined exports to
50,000,000 bushels annually.
On Aug. 31 Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture,
said that the international wheat agreement, finally approved
on that day would limit exports
of the United States to
47,000,000 bushels; Canada to 200,000,000 bushels; Argentina
to 110,000.000 bushels, and Australia to
105,000,000, up
to July 31 1934. Under the agreement the assenting countries
are to restrict the production of wheat and increase its price
year
will swing into full stride.
Contracts already
their applications for contracts.
in county agents' hands.
by importing countries of 560,000,000 bushels during the
crop
1931 and 1932, with some ex¬
five-year base in instances where the three-
period average acreage for the years 1930,
The much-disputed
week of discussions, tentative arrangements
embodying these suggestions were reached, and an agree¬
ment was
for harvest
be made a year hence.
acreages,
and delegates from these
requirement will apply only to wheat plantings
Decision as to the extent of reduction for the 1935 acreage will
The present reduction is to be made from the base
next year.
interpolative
President Roosevelt signed a code of
the
petroleum
industry
n
Aug.
19
Fair Competition for
coineiden
wRh his
Sept, 1933.]
3
MONTHLY REVIEW
include such
approval of the agreement for the steel industry. The modi¬
fied code for the oil industry had been drafted by General
Hugh S. Johnson, Recovery Administrator, after various
factions within the industry had failed to reach complete
•agreement on several controversial points, particularly the
automobile
pending.
modification in
the proposed codes for the
industries, both of which were
General Johnson and Mr. Richberg said in their
a
and
soft
coal
joint statement that it
was the function of the Administrator
the courts to interpret the law, "and no one else can
assume this function and no official
interpretation can be
and
section
dealing with the matter of price-fixing.
The code
approved with the understanding that the President
would study a list of suggested changes made by the opera¬
tors, while the latter agreed to accept any decisions the Presi¬
dent might make as to these suggestions.
The code places
the control of prices almost entirely in the hands of the
President, or of an agency named by him and stipulates that
he may fix the basic price of gasoline for a 90-day period.
The price of crude oil would vary according to changes in
circumscribed, affected or foreclosed by any one writing his
interpretation into any code or agreement."
Issuance of
was
the statement was reported to have followed a meeting of
the Labor Advisory Board, which was said to have informed
General Johnson
that
it
tation of the collective
than contained in the
would not support any interpre¬
bargaining sections of the law other
itself.
law
The
further
statement
additional authority to
indicated that the NRA will not recognize any particular
type of labor organization in the codes, but in the event of
later disputes as to which union was representative of labor
code also states that the withdrawal of crude oil from storage
of
must be limited to
follows:
the
price of gasoline, while the agreement gives the President
alter the formula and to set maxi¬
mum or minimum prices if he considers it necessary.
The
1933.
The
new
remainder of
Sept. 2. On Aug. 18
100,000 barrels daily for the
code became effective
announcement from the White House
an
Roosevelt
on
the Interior Harold Ickes
admin¬
in the
the
compilation of statistics
themselves.
code
Aug. 29 appointed Secretary of
Administrator of the Nation's
Win
Partial
or
agreement.
Such
no
Minimum
wages
Employers likewise
individual
or
employees
The
or
in Any Industrial Code Is Forbidden
General Johnson—Recovery Administrator Says "Closed
Shop" Is also Erased from "NRA Dictionary"—Decision Fol¬
lowed Attempt of Automobile Manufacturers and Soft Coal
law, according to
statement issued
Aug. 23 by General
Hugh S. Johnson, Recovery Administrator, and Donald
'Richberg, general counsel of the NRA. This decision was
issued from NRA headquarters in Washington immediately
a
was
that
course,
State
such collective
no
or
Federal law.
required, by law, to agree to
are
provides that employees shall
organized
choose to act indi¬
individual agree¬
or
But neither employers
particular contract,
any
be free from the interference,
employers in the exercise of their rights established
The conduct of employers
which is here prohibited has been
Under Section 7
(a) employers
forbidden to require "as
are
of employment" that an employee shall either
"join
a
condition
a
union" or
company
"refrain from joining, organizing or assisting a labor organization of his own
choosing."
The law does not prohibit the existence of a local labor organi¬
zation, which
quiring,
be called
may
employees of the
union and is composed only of the
a company
But it does prohibit
company.
as a condition of
employment, that
any
an
employer from re¬
employee join
a company
union and it prohibits the maintenance of a company union, or any other
labor organization,
by the interference, restraint
or
coercion of
an
employer.
If there is any dispute in a particular case over who are the representa¬
tives of the
employees of their
to conduct
an
own
choosing, the NRA will offer its services
impartial investigation and, if necessary,
a
secret ballot to
settle the question.
The NRA will not undertake in any instance to decide that a particular
contract
should
be
made,
or
should not
be
made
between
lawful repre¬
sentatives of employees and employers; or to decide that a contract which
has been
lawfully made should not be enforced.
Co-operation in all industrial relations depends largely
and
maintenance
of agreements.
The NRA
on
the making
will promote and
aid such
co-operation.
HUGH
S.
DONALD
H.
Jesse
Jones
of Reconstruction
Banks to Do
Recovery
Wheat,
Stock
sion
Their Share
R.
RICHBERG.
Corporation
Calls
on
Toward Success of Administration's
Program—More
Corn, &c.—Billion
Purchase
of
Finance
JOHNSON.
Credit
Needed
More
or
Carry
to
Cotton,
Through Preferred Bank
by Finance Corporation Proposed in Exten¬
Credit—Program Endorsed by President Roosevelt.
Declaring that "banks and bankers must do their full
share if the recovery program is to succeed," Jesse H. Jones,
Chairman
of
the
Reconstruction
Finance
Corporation,
stated on Aug. 1 that "to get business back to a normal,
even keel'
requires capital, and requires credit. Mr. Jones
observed that "it will require a great deal more credit to
carry and handle 10-cent cotton than 5-cent cotton; $1 wheat
than 40-cent
fjieat; 60-cent
than 15-cent
corn
and
corn,
so
if
these prices continue." "Banks must exert them-the situation," said Mr. Jones, "by lending
on
sound local values, not recklessly, but based upon a
going country instead of a busted one." He went on to say
that banks "must be put in a position where they can pro¬
vide credit without endangering their own position, or that
of their depositors." Mr. Jones added:
on,
selves
to meet
with
this
Reconstruction
in
sound
upon
in
view
the
United
Any
States
Finance Corporation, is
banks,
State
and
National,
good business judgment and the
the capital.
Government,
prepared to
to
any
use to
through
the
buy preferred stock
reasonable
extent,
which the institution
based
can
put
...
bank that has functioned
losses and accumulated
some
as
a
bank
of the banks have reduced
should
function
has
made
slow and frozen assets, and this without the
slightest criticism of the bank management.
To absorb the losses, most
their surplus and reserve accounts, and
some
their capital stock.
on
a nationwide radio address by General Johnson,
generally received as a direct prohibition against
the inclusion of "open shop" clauses in codes.
The de¬
cision assumed particular interest because of attempts to
preceding
and
agreements with those who
Supreme Court in the case entitled T. & N. O. RR. vs.
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, 281 U.S., 548.
The rulings of the Supreme
Operators to Modify Collective Bargaining Provisions of Law.
The words "open shop" and "closed shop" may not be
used in any industrial code of fair competition, srnce
they
are not used in the NIRA and cannot be written into the
choose to represent them¬
can
defined by the
And
Use of Term "Open Shop"
-
they
or
make collective bargains with
can
Court lay down the law which governs the NRA.
more
population; 411/> cents in cities from 250,000 to 500,000, and
40 cents in smaller cities.
Minimum wages of office and
salaried employees are set at $15, $14.50 and $14, based on
the same scale of population.
Hours of factory labor are
specified as not to exceed an average of 35 hours a week,
although variation in particular weeks is permitted with the
provision that 48 hours shall be the maximum in any one
week, with the excess over 35 hours to be averaged out in
other periods.
Office and salaried employees will not be
permitted to work more than 48 hours in any one week and
not more than an average of 40 hours a week.
Executives
and employees receiving more than $35 a week are
exempt
from the provisions regarding hours of work.
The code does
not contain any plan for price fixing.
Henry Ford did not
sign the code, or signify his intentions regarding the same,
and there was considerable speculation as to what course
Washington would pursue regarding his attitude.
by
law
by the law.
of factory workers
hour in cities of 500,000
"employees shall have
only one thing, which is that employees can choose any
mean
concerned.
an
•
whether proposed as an individual or collective agreement.
A code of fair
fixed at 43 cents
V
bargain collectively through representatives of
is in violation of any
ment
nor
was
ing NRA approval.
place there and cannot
choosing."
can
restraint or coercion of
With the exception of the labor clause, no important change
was made in the automobile code
immediately before receiv¬
no
-
they desire to represent them,
selves.
Clause, Which Maintains Industry's Historic Policy Without
are
interpretation has
agreed meaning and will be erased from the diction¬
to organize and
own
This
one
Using Words "Open Shop"—Labor Advisory Board Approves
are
an
The law requires in codes and agreements that
their
Section but Stipulates It Sets No Precedent.
other industries
can
ary of the NRA.
the right
Labor
competition for the automobile industry
signed by President Roosevelt on Aug. 27.
The agree¬
ment, which does not prejudice the open shop labor policy
of the industry, will directly affect 450,000 workers, accord¬
ing to NRA officials.
The most important feature of the
code is the labor clause, which states that "employers in this
industry may exercise their right to select, retain or advance
employees on the basis of individual merit, without regard
to their membership or non-membership in any organiza¬
tion. '
Thus the automobile manufacturers, although not
permitted to use the words "open shop" in the code itself,
nevertheless succeeded in re-stating their customary labor
policy and their right to deal directly with employees, re¬
gardless of labor organization membership.
The NRA
Labor Advisory Board had previously indicated its dislike
of any clause which might be construed to qualify the col¬
lective bargaining provisions of the NIRA.
Nevertheless
it approved the final compromise draft of the code, with
the stipulation, however, that "no section or sentence" of
the code modifies the collective bargaining portion of the
Act, and the further stipulation that its approval on this
compromise did not establish a precedent so far as codes for
else
!
These words have
employees,
Compromise
no one
cannot be written into the law.
Code for Automobile Industry—
on
statement
The words "open shop" and "closed shop" are not used in the law and
production and demand which
Victory
the
foreclosed by any one writing his own interpretation into any
or
vidually; provided, of
Manufacturers
of
text
It is the function of the Administrator and the courts
be permitted.
will be made the basis for the allocation of output.
President Roosevelt Signs NRA
The
this function, and no official interpretation can be circumscribed,
affected
as
on
workers
apply and to interpret the law in its administration; and
assume
the facilities of the Bureau of Mines for
use
the
The plain meaning of Section 7
(a) cannot be changed by any interpreta¬
to
oil industry.
Mr. Ickes will head the co-ordinating and plan¬
ning committee of 15 members, and as Administrator he
will have almost dictatorial power over the industry.
With
the completion of the code, the NRA relinquished any
further interest in control of the industry, General Hugh S.
Johnson, Recovery Administrator, said on Aug. 29.
The
Committee will
particular industry would decide the question by a vote
a
tion by any one.
said that President
Roosevelt and Secretary of the Interior Ickes would
ister the code, with the co-operation of specialists
Bureau of Mines.
President
in
The
Government
effect, to carry
banks
A
willing further to repair these losses and, in
the slow assets by the purchase of preferred stock in sound
on a very
credit.
now
favorable basis.
billion dollars,
banks of
is
or
even
the country can
a
V
:
half billion dollars of added capital to the
be multiplied
many
times
in
the
extension
of
Ample bank capital will not only straighten the banks and make
it
possible for them to respond to the credit needs of the country, but it
will strengthen the morale of the bankers, and both are
necessary if we
are to
conduct
our
banks in harmony with the recovery program.
REVIEW
MONTHLY
4
General Johnson
Problem
Sees
of Credit
Acute One in
an
Holding the belief that credit cannot be made to flow
freely by fiat, Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, Administrator for
Industrial Control, was in conference with officials of the
Reserve Board
Federal
R.
and the
F. C. with
a
view to
determining what step's can be taken to induce the banks
literally to loosen up, it was revealed by the former on Aug.
22, according to the Washington correspondent of the New
York "Journal of Commerce."
further,
From the account
follows:
as
and from
try," Johnson asserted.
Banks Closed
functioning in this coun¬
■
bankers by withholding credit to bring about
1,866 non-member institutions,
and
while
total of $2,163,803,000 was tied up in closed or restricted banks.
a
is even brighter, Mr. Cummings said, when cognizance is
The picture
He
defeat of the recovery
move¬
Mr. Cummings said that every closed
had been examined
States
"I do not believe that the figures on the advance
composite statement of the banking structure in the United States
at the close of business
of commercial credits
whether there was any way to induce them to
tinued.
"We have had
a
of seasonal needs of industry," he con¬
*
Number.
Type of Banks—
Deposits.
x8,250
$16,938,145,000
9,741,987,000
5,057,596,000
13,951
$31,737,728,000"
National banks
4,961
740
State member banks
change their policies, "I am at work on that right now."
care
Aug. 12 follows:
LICENSED BANKS, UNRESTRICTED.
the part of the banks," he explained, adding, in
''Ordinarily bankers take
banking institution in the United
by the Treasury since the banking holiday in,
Banking Structure Aug. 12.
The
has been accepted by business and industry has been very remark¬
response to an inquiry as to
unlicensed,
This will release about $400,-
March.
situation, he added.
up on
of reopening an institution.
pointed out that of the 909 National banks still closed or
000,000 more in deposits, he said.
General Johnson reasserted that the speed with which the recovery pro¬
loosening
banks,
composite picture shows deposits in open banks of $31,737,728,000
The
This should ease up materially when the bankers see the easing
a
exclusive of mutual savings
deposits of $1,005,365,000.
with
able, although the bankers have not kept pace with the movement.
indicate
yet closed
were
$954,304,000; 95 State member institutions, with deposits of $204,134,000,
provided in approved reorganization plans.
ment, Johnson said he believed it to be* "holdover timidity" of a year or
of the general business
12 there
operating on a restricted basis 909 National banks having deposits of
or
317 have received the official "O. K." of the Treasury and are raising money
Hits "Holdover Timidity"
two ago.
Restricted.
or
On the inactive side, it was found that on Aug.
Asked if he thought there was a deliberate attempt on the part of the
gram
Federal Reserve Board records for non-members.
taken of the many details entering into the task
MI do not believe that commercial banking is
taken from official records
were
Comptroller of the Currency for National and State member banks,
of the
quote-
we
in Mr. Cummings's report
The figures
NRA
Movement—Question of Easier Credit Taken Up with Federal
Reserve Board and Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Non-member banks (exclusive of mutual savings banks)
steady downward economic index and most of
the bankers who have taken the risks of future commitments have gotten
Type of Banks—
extensions of credit by fiat.
"The trouble is
a
downward spiral.
lack of confidence creating a
BANKS CLOSED
OR
RESTRICTED.
You simply can¬
they are fostered by faith and confidence in the future.
not get
UNLICENSED
I do not believe that anybody can force credits since
pretty badly stung.
The
*
Number.
■
A---.—
up
spiral and carry bank¬
with it, I have been getting reports to see if there is an expansion of
Deposits.
§954,304,000
95
^
_
909
1,866
204,134,000
1,005,365,000
2,870
whole Object of this campaign is to create an upward
ing
National banks.
$2,163,803,000
State member banks
Non-member banks (exclusive of mutual savings banks)
x
credit behind trade, and I should say there is not."
President
Calls
Corporation to
Arrange Extension of Credits to NRA Members—Conference
at
Washington Between Jesse H. Jones, Govertior Black of
Federal
of
Upon
Reserve
Reconstruction
Finance
*
As of Dec. 31
Referred to
To
Currency.
Roosevelt favors
President
stated that
was
financing by the Government of the increased wage costs to
business under the NRA and as a step in this direction he
instructed Chairman Jones, of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation to develop plans for credits through the Cor¬
poration in furtherance of the recovery program.
The
dispatch further said:
The
President
and
many
of his advisors believe that
meeting higher costs will become unimportant after
time this autumn,
they hold, business
revenues
a
of the broader markets resulting from higher wages.
ever,
higher
The
wage costs
will require
new
the problem of
short period.
Some
will be increased as a result
In the meantime, how¬
conferences
Mr.
Jones
and
other
officials
have
More Than One-Third of $3,300,000,000 Federal Construction Fund
First Nine
Weeks Under NIRA
Would Be Exhausted
National
Assistant Secretary of State—Often
Magazine to Be Founded
by Vincent
Accepts Resignation with Regret.
to
the
as
leader
of
President
Roosevelt's
"brain
submitted 011 Aug. 27 his resignation, to become
effective on Sept. 7.
It was accepted by the President, and
trust,"
at the same time it was announced
come
editor of
a
a
The
summer
conference
that Mr.
Moley will be¬
national weekly magazine to be founded by
Astor.
Vincent
President's
resignation
was
made
public at the
residence at Hyde Park, N. Y., following
attended
President
by Mr. Moley, Mr. Astor,
Roosevelt, and Stephen T. Early, Assistant Secretary to the
Mr. Moley told the President that he felt he could
President.
the Administration's ideas in "the
serve
writing and teach¬
ing of politics and government," and pledged his "active and
continued support of the ideals to which you have given such
a
hopeful and auspicious realization."
In accepting the
resignation with regret, President Roosevelt said that the
severing of official ties would "in no way terminate our
close personal association."
Mine
Secretary
to
Ickes—If Pacz
of
Continues, Public Works Fund
Within Six Months.
Strike
in
Pennsylvania
Ends
After
Appeals to Union Leaders to Return to
tion
of
and
with
had
Hyde Park in which additional steps
by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to use its lending
power to get industry and business going were discussed.
According
as
Head of President Roosevelt's "Brain Trust"—
as
New
Raymond Moley, Assistant Secretary of State and often
referred
President Roosevelt at
Already Allotted,
As of July 26 1933.
commercial financing.
meeting of the government's fiscal experts at Wash¬
on Aug. 30 (said the New York "Times") followed
ington
Edit
Astor—President
The
Commerce" it
x
Raymond Moley Resigns
Board, and Representatives of Comptroller
working out of plans for extending credits to NRA
members through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
was considered at a conference held in Washington on Aug. 30
participated in by Jesse H. Jones, Chairman of the Recon¬
struction Finance Corporation; Governor Eugene R. Black
of the Federal Reserve Board and Representatives of the
office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
In a dispatch
from Hyde Park, N. Y., to the New York "Journal of
1932.
Employers
Coal
Board of
Code—Action
Follows
Negotiated
President
NRA—President
by
Roosevelt
Work Pending Adop¬
Between Miners
Truce
Appoints
Mediation^
More than 20,000 miners in the Coimellsville coke region
of southwestern
Pennsylvania returned to work on Aug. 9,
after they had been on strike for two weeks in an effort to
win official recognition by their employers of the United
Mine Workers of America.
of the
result
The strike
was
ended
efforts of President Roosevelt,
as a
direct
who issued an
More than one-third of the $3,300,000,000 Federal con¬
fund authorized by, Congress has
already been
allocated to various projects designed to provide employ¬
Washington
ment, according to an announcement by Harold I. Ickes,
Secretary of the Interior and. chairman of the Public Works
through Edward F. McGrady, labor advisor of the NRA, who
visited Uniontown, Pa., on Aug. 8 and addressed the 128
Administration, on Aug. 19. Mr. Ickes said, that the allot¬
ments during the nine-week period since the NIRA became
effective have been made at the rate of $132,969,043 a week,
and added that if this pace is
continued, the fund will be
district, asking them to subscribe to a truce which had been
struction
exchausted within the next six months.
The records of Walter J.
or
Restricted
Tied Up in Deposits.
Cummings, executive assistant
the
to
Secretary of the Treasury, showed on Aug. 16,
according to Associated Press advices (copyright from
Washington on that date), 13,951 licensed banks operating
without restrictions and only 2,870 closed or
operating on a
restricted basis.
As given in the New York "Times," the
advices continued:
These
members
figures
of
National
Federal
Reserve
banks
System,
State
but
members
exclude
and
mutual
as
as
savings
of the close of business Aug. 12 for member institutions
of July 26 for non-members.
Oummings, brought to Washington by Secretary Woodin with the
National
banks
doing
an
unrestricted
on
Aug.
business,
938,145,000.
12 there were 4,961
with
deposits
of
$16,-
He said 740 State member banks with deposits of $9,741,987,000, and 8,250 non-members having deposits of $5,057,596,000 were
operating on a full-time basis on July 26.
The
deposits
are as
of Dec. 31 1932.
to
...
unions
local
the
When this truce was
some
of
them
hesitated
C. Frick Coke Co.,
United States Steel Corp. subsidiary, had not accorded the
union recognition.
Mr. McGrady, however, appealed to the
patriotism of the labor leaders
"in
the
name
of
Franklin
D.
Aug. 8, and urged the men
President of the
on
Roosevelt,
United States to return to work."
The delegates thereupon
unanimously voted to sustain the truce, and their decision
was
followed by the great body of
Anthracite Strike of
by
strikers.
15,000 Miners in Pennsylvania Ended After
Representative
of
NRA—Strikers
Had
De¬
Equalization of Working Time.
A strike in the anthracite coal
011
region of Pennsylvania was
Aug. 20 when the strikers agreed to return to work
pending Federal hearings
ment was reached at a
unofficial title of "bank opener," said that
Fayette-Greene County
accept it on the ground that the II.
ended
The record is
Mr.
The President's appeal was delivered
non-
institutions.
and
offered
manded
and
Aug. 9.
arranged at Washington on Aug. 4.
first
Mediation
include
the
on
delegates of the 64 unions of the
to
Reopened Banks Hold $31,737,728,000—Those Closed
Have $2,163,803,000
appeal to the striking miners to go back to work pending the
on which NRA hearings began in
adoption of the coal code,
on a
hard coal code.
The agree¬
meeting in Coaldale, Pa., after appeals
by Harold Colvin, special representative of the NRA, and
Mayor Ambrose Langan, of Pittston, representing Governor
Pinchot.
The miners had demanded equalization
Their representatives
of work.
stated if the appeal to the State and
National Governments should fail, a general strike might
called.
be
Sept., 1933.]
MONTHLY
Iron^and Steel Trade
Slackens
Prices
Pace—Non-Ferrous Metals Show
Well Maintained.
slowing
up either for seasonal reasons or out of
precaution to see
if a setback was not in the
offing, or yet again, as happened
conspicuously in the case of the steel trade itself, delayed
the giving of orders until a clear
idea could be obtained as
to the course of
selling prices as a result of the operation of
dealing, which latter all involved a con¬
increase in labor costs and thus made higher
codes
of
siderable
fair
selling prices
absolute necessity.
In the textile trades
and others
similarly situated the effect of the processing
an
taxes
continued an element
of
uncertainty, though here
prices were sharply ad\anced to protect the producer and
seller, and doubtless in some instances the advances were
than
more
adequate to
the
assure
In its issue of
Aug. 3 the "Iron
that steel demand was
showing
and
that
ingot
production
protection
Age"
was
referred
to.
still able to say
unexpected staying powers,
remained
unchanged from the
capacity for the country as a
Aug. 10 the same publication was
obliged to report that the forces of recuperation in the iron
and steei industry had been checked
by complications grow¬
ing out of the NBA. Demand continued to show a buoyancy
previous
whole.
week
at
57%
of
But in its issue of
surprising for the season, but it was commencing to waver
in the face of labor trouble in the Connelis ville
region, soar
ing fuel prices and confusion arising out of the application
of the
NBA blanket code
under
which most iron and steel
producers must operate pending the preparation and
adop¬
tion of special codes.
An additional deterrent to buying, it
was
pointed out, was the resistance of large buyers to the
single price policy recently adopted on leading mill products.
Large consumers were unwilling to conform to this new
practice until
meanwhile
•which in
bile
the
were
few
a
steel
steel
steel
bars
on
was
a
officially
although the steel code abolished
and
re-established,
separate basing point
a
for the automobile city.
was
adopted,
continuance of concessions,
had
been granted,
notably on automo¬
furniture sheets.
Likewise a Detroit
had
been
temporarily
cases
body and
base
code
pressing for
Pressure, however, for concessions
meeting with diminishing success in view of the grow¬
ing alarm of steel producers
over
mounting costs.
In ad¬
dition to the higher costs incident to advances in
wages and
shortened hours, the
industry was facing not merely soar¬
ing prices of fuel, but
labor difficulties
current
early shortage in the event that
an
were
settled before the close of
not
settled
the monthj.
soon
[they
The National
were
aver¬
age of
steel ingot output was reported as still close to
57%.
After this, however, a
rapid decline
a
of
occurred, involving
47% of capacity by the close
Aug. 17 the "Iron Age" ob¬
demand was yielding to the
retarding in¬
drop in production
the
month.
served
In
that steel
fluence
of
to only
its issue of
codification
difficulties and seasonal
recessions
in
consumption.
Incoming business had dropped
terially in Chicago, Pittsburgh and other
and
the
national
off
ma¬
leading centers,
average
for
ingot
output
had
fallen
in
the
Western Pennsylvania coal fields
had
subsided, the wage rates and working conditions that would
finally be established were still unsettled
tion of
a
coal code.
pending the adop¬
Iron and steel consumers
their part
on
were
unwilling to make further purchases of materials until
they found a way out of some of the perplexities
that had
arisen from signing up under the Blue
Eagle.
Many of
them, having raised wages and shortened
hours, now
feared
that they could not obtain
compensatory increases
in their prices,
realizing only too well that the final arbiter
on prices is the ultimate
consumer.
Having long since ex¬
hausted their cash reserve and
having no large "receivable"
accounts
to fall
back upon, they
frankly doubted their
ability to make out under the "New Deal."
ticularly
taken
They
apprehensive of
before
concerns
had
they
losses
subscribed to
followed the
on
the
dictates
fixed
price
blanket
of the code
and wages,
only to find themselves confronted with
strikes.
Where higher wage rates and shorter
hours had resulted
in
smaller
weekly pay envelopes, workmen had almost
in¬
variably balked, being apparently
unwilling to "do their
part" to the extent of sacrificing
something so 'that more
men might be
employed.
Accounts
now
became
growingly unfavorable.
of
In its issue
Aug. 24 the "Iron Age" reported that mill
bookings
tinued to lag and production had
receded further from
con¬
53%
capacity to 50%, though the final adoption of the
Steel code
had cleared the atmosphere of
many of the doubts and fears
that had been
accumulating in recent weeks.
The fact
that the code, although put into effect
only for a 90-day trial
period, departed only in minor particulars from the
original
draft submitted by the
industry, reflected, it was
out.
a
spirit of conciliation
and
pointed
understanding at Washing¬
that augured well for successful
administration of the
code's provisions.
No less important was the
strong impetus
that steel codification had
given to the whole NBA
program,
particularly the work of codifying other branches
of the
metal working
industry. All this, however, proved
unavail¬
ing to check the relaxation in the steel
industry, for in its
ton
remarked
that
there
reported
that
undergone
was
both
steel
further
a
de¬
nothing to suggest
an
to
prior purchases for stocking
purposes, prompted by the up¬
ward trend of
prices.
Much of it had been due to uncer¬
tainties growing out of
nation-wide readjustment to the
NBA program.
But for the time
being steel producers were
themselves so engrossed in
making adjustments
by codification that the
required
of
course
demand* and output
commanding comparatively little attention.
was
The filing of
prices under the steel code had
overshadowed other consid¬
erations* With Aug. 29 the
deadline, there was a final rush
of price
final
schedules, with
day of
grace
some producers
waiting until the
before mailing their quotations.
While
it would take several
days for the American
Institute to tabulate the
Iron and Steel
prices filed, information at hand
indicated that there had been
relatively few changes in steel
prices, although there had been rather
widespread advances
pig iron.
The new
quotations, it was pointed out, were
limited to deliveries
during the remainder of the third
in
quarter of the year, and fourth
quarter prices could not be
filed before
Sept. 1, since the code stipulated that
ship¬
ments could not be made
beyond four months after the
closing of a contract. Some producers intended to
reaffirm
their initial code
prices for the final quarter, buc others
preferred not to commit themselves until
they had more
definite information on the effect
of codification on their
costs. Final agreement on a coal
code, not yet reached, would
aid
materially in the clarification of costs.
Advances in
pig iron prices, it
and
the
earlier and
was
stated, ranged from 50c. to $1 a
ton,
Age" made the composite price of
pig iron
"Iron
Aug. 29 >$16.71
a gross
$13.64 12
Aug. 29
of steel
scrap
$12.08
12
month
a
months
Aug. 29
before.
was
ton,
was
The
given
as compared with
months before.
earlier,
month earlier and
put at $12
a
$15.94
month
a
composite price
gross ton as
against
with only $7.42
composite price of finished steel
but
comparing
1.979c.
as
The
1.964c.
12
a
pound
months
as
against 1.973c.
before.-
a
,
Trading in the non-ferrous metals was
quiet, but with very
little change in
prices, and with the general tone firm.
It
.
was
known
that operating costs would
increase under the
and labor provision of the
different codes, and this
was a
factor that gave
support to prices.
Nevertheless,
uncertainty over the general labor policy of the
Washington
Administration disturbed the
market, and new buying in
most of the raw materials
smckened.
"Metal and Mineral
Markets," in its issue of Aug.
24, stated that trading in
non ferrous metals had
been in fair
volume,
wage
though
most
the buying interest had
been in forward material in
the
belief that the various codes as
finally
for
higher prices.
that most of the
With
news
on
respect
to
adopted would make
it was stated
copper,
copper from abroad had been
favorable, demand falling below expectations
by
some
Stocks
of
the
leaders
and
un¬
output
in
the field
slowly creeping
foreign copper, in the opinion of a
number
would probably increase, unless
some
of
traders,
up.
of
agreement
arrived at to limit
output.
This was said in the issue
of the paper referred to for
Aug. 24, and it was then stated
that prices abroad in terms of
United States dollars had
ranged during the week from 7.85c. to
8.20c. per pound c.i.f.
European ports. In its issue for Aug. 31 "Metal
and Mineral
Markets" reported that the low
for the week on
foreign
business had been 8.07c.
c.i.f., and the high 8.30c., and that
prices showed a wide daily range in the
foreign market,
reflecting fluctuations in foreign
exchange.
It was pointed
out that the domestic situation
differed radically from that
abroad, inasmuch as the
copper code provides for a
regulated
output aimed at lowering surplus stocks
was
and
market
to hours
and
a contra-seasonal
upturn in
automobile production.
Steel ingot output had
given fresh
ground at
most important
producing centers, and the
national average had receded
to 47% of
capacity.
This
meant, it will be noted, a shrinkage of
19% in the rate of
steel production
during the month.
The "Age" observed
that part of the decline in
production was attributable
prices.
as
the
early change in trend outside of
were par¬
Other
5
'Aug. 31
"Iron Age"
releases and mill
operations had
cline
contracts,
code.
of
of
4
points, now standing at 53% of capacity.
; Uncertainties
growing out of the National Recovery program were in
large'
part responsible for the downward trend.
Sellers felt that
they would not have a firm foundation for steel
prices until
wages in the coal industry were settled.
Although strike
disturbances
issue
•
The state of the iron and steel trade
during August was
typical of that of those trades which showed some
the
REVIEW
The
Connecticut,
obtained.
per
per
was
same
some
publication
copper metal
but that
stated
had
sold
generally
Here
at
New
9c.
that
at
in
had
stabilizing
the
8%c.
domestic
delivered
been
the
York, Lake copper ruled
at
in
price
9.€0c.
pound throughout the entire month, and
electrolytic cop¬
at 8%c., unchanged.
The price of lead at
New York
held unaltered
higher, and
Aug. 1.
was
throughout August at 4.50c.
Tin moved
at 45.65c. Aug. 31
against 44.25c.
quoted
.
•
„
Lumber Orders and
Shipments Decline
Production Continued
at
to
.
April and May Levels—
July-August Averages.
According to telegraphic reports received
by the National
Lumber Manufacturers'
Association from regional
associa¬
tions covering the operations of 692
leading hard wood and
soft wood mills of the United
States, the orders booked dur¬
ing the week ended Aug. 26 were the
lowest of any reported
since the previous
April, and shipments were the
lowest
since May.
Production totaled 202.981,000
feet, while
ship¬
ments were 176.905,000 feet
and orders
147,381000 feet.
Soft wood orders were
28% below production.
Hard wood
orders were 22% below
output.
All regions showed orders
less than production,
except the Northern hemlock.
West
Coast and Western pine mills
reported new business only
60% of production.
Production in all
regions was heavier
than during the
corresponding week of 1932. On the other
EEYIEW
than in 1932 in the Southern pine,
Coast' regions, total soft wood orders
falling 12% below those for 1932.
For the first 34 weeks
of 1933 soft wood production was 22% heavier, Shipments
14% greater, and new business 20% greater than during the
corresponding period of 1932.
Unfilled orders at the mills
declined further to the equivalent of 17 days' average pro¬
duction of the reporting mills, compared with 14 days a
year before, and 26 days on July 15 1933.
Soft wood stocks
were
the equivalent of 99 days' average production com¬
pared with 120 days a year before and 92 days on July 15.
hand, orders were lower
Western
Cotton
pine and West
Textile
Trades Slow
Steady and Rubber
Up—Woolens Active, Raw Silk
Prices Well
Maintained.
showed perhaps greater evidence
of reaction thaq any other unless it be the steel trade.
One
strong contributing factor to this was no doubt the weak¬
ness and
unsettled condition of the raw material, cotton,
which continued to sag after the high levels reached in
July, and another was the application of the processing tax
which left selling prices in a state of great uncertainty and
doubtless also prices in some Instances were marked up too
sharply, besides which there were doubts as to how the
The cotton
goods trade
17, which reduced
of the industry from
around 120 hours per week to the 80-hour limit set by the
code.
Other factors, however, were probably just as im¬
portant, it is remarked.
A natural letdown was to be ex¬
pected as the tremendous volume of orders placed in the
spring of 1933, in anticipation of higher prices, was filled.
In addition, there were other hindrances, the most tangible
one
being the confusion over costs and prices under the
operation of the code, the tax of 4.2c. per pound on the first
processing of raw cotton, which went into effect on Aug. 1,
and the floor tax on cotton goods in the process of manu¬
facture or distribution on Aug. 1.
The wool industry remained in a state of great activity.
On Aug. 14 the industry started operations under the wool
textile code approved by the President two weeks before.
It
is pointed out that this code, like the one for the cotton
industry, limits labor to a 40-hour week and machinery to
an 80-liour week,
while minimum wages are $13 per week
for the South and $14 for the North.
The higher wage rate
in effect as a result of these arrangements added greatly to
the cost of wool fabrics, and a general mark-up in the price
1M of manufacturers occurred.
Raw silk prices moved
slightly higher. Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers closed
Aug. 31 at $1.85@$1.90 as against $1.83@$1.S8 on July 31,
but comparing with $2.17% @$2.22% on June 30 as against
industry's
machinery
code, effective on July
operations in some sections
reduction would work out in practice.
all around, and with buying held
in abeyance, awaiting a clearer outlook, it developed that
$1.65@$1.7(> on May 31; $1.47%@$1.52% April 29; $1.15@
there had been overproduction in certain lines, leading to a
weakening of the price structure in those lines. Print cloths $1.20 March 31; .$1.17%@$1.22% Feb. 28; $1.15@$1.20 Jan.
31; $1.47%@$1.52% Dec. 31 1932; $1.42%@$1.47% Nov. 30;
were one of the weak features, and when the mills which
$1.55@$1.60 Oct. 31; $1.75@$1.80 Sept. 30; $2@$2.05 Aug.
had kept out of the market finally returned and sold fairly
31; $1.40@$1.45 July 30; $1.12%@$1.17% June 30; $1.10@
large quantities and became active competitors for the mod¬
erate business available, price concessions followed.
Print $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;
cloths at Fall River for 28-inch 64x60's, after touching 5%c.
$1.85@$1.90 Dec. 31 1931; $2.20@$2.25 on Nov. 30 and also
Aug. 1, were marked down Aug. 12 to 5%c.; on Aug. 28 were
on Oct. 31 1931, and with $4.70@$4.75 on Jan. 31 1930.
In
further reduced to 5%c., and then to 5c. Aug. 29, and to 4%c.
the case of the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double extras
Aug. 31, bringing the price back to where it was on July 31.
were quoted Aug. 31 at $1.82%@$1.87% as against $1.79%@
The price of 27-inch cloths, 60x64, reached a high of 5%c.
$1.84%> on July 31, but comparing with $2.22%@$2.27%
of Aug. 1, but Aug. 31 was down to 4%c. the same as on
June 30, and as against $1.70@$1.75 on May 31; $1.52%@
July 31.
Osnaburgs advanced to 12%c. Aug. 1, but were
back to 11c. on Aug. 31 as against 10c. on July 31.
The $1.57% April 29; $1.10@$1.15 March 31; $1.15@$1.20 Feb.
28; $1.12%@$1.17% Jan. 31; $1.47%@$1.52% Dec. 31 1932;
price of raw cotton fluctuated widely, suffering a sharp
$1.42%@$1.47% Nov. 30; $1.45@$1.50 Oct. 31; $1.60@$1.65
decline in the first half of the month, often moving down
Sept. 30; $2@$2.05 Aug. 31; $1.45@$1.59 July 30; $1.17%@
in sympathy with the drop in the price of wheat, where
$1.22% June 30; v$1.10@$1.15 May 31; $1.32%@$1.37%
there was sharp liquidation after the speculative collapse
April 30; $1.42%@$1.47% March 31; $1.70@$1.80 Feb. 29;
in the grain market in July, but often slumping from inde¬
pendent causes growing out of developments bearing on the $1.95@$2 Jan. 30, all in 1932; $1.S5@$1.90 Dec. 31 1931;
situation of the staple itself.
On Aug. 16 spot cotton at $2.30@$2.32% Nov. 30; $2.10@$2.15 Oct. 31 1931, and com¬
New York was quoted as low as 8.65c..
This compared with paring with $4.60@$4.65 on Jan. 31 1930.
Rubber prices moved within relatively narrow, limits dur¬
10.40c. Aug. 1 and 10.45c. Aug. 2, and with 11.75c. July 18.
ing August, after the wild gyrations during July, when the
But the very next day, that is, Aug. 17, the quotation was
rubber market collapsed the same as so many of the other
marked up to 9.30c., largely in sympathy with a Sharp re¬
commodity markets.
The September option for rubber
covery in grain prices, and also on encouraging advices from
futures was 7.28c. bid Aug. 31 as against trades of 7.30@
Washington.
Secretary Wallace indicated that the Govern¬
7.55c. on Aug. 1, but only 6.95c. on July 31.
On Aug. 31
ment was proceeding with plans to reduce cotton acreage
ribbed smoked sheets for spot delivery were 7%c. asked,
for two years in an effort to further cut present large sup¬
which compares with 7c. on July 31.
On June 30 the spot
plies, and there was further talk of a sale of raw cotton
price was 6%c. asked against 6%c. asked May 31; 4 5/16c.
to Russia.
The rest of the month the price of the staple
asked on April 29 and 2%c. bid and 3c. asked March 31;
ruled relatively steady, with the tendency upward, but with
a
downward reaction again at the close;-'Aug. 28 and 215/16c. 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.
Aug. 29 the spot quotation was 9.65c., While on Aug. 31 it
asked on Nov. 30; 3%e. asked on Oct. 31; 3%c. bid and
was
9.45c.
The Agricultural Department at Washington
3 ll/16c. asked Sept. 30; 4%c. Aug. 31; 3 3/lGc. asked July
on Aug. 8 issued its report on the prospects of the growing
30; 2 9/16c. bid and 2 ll/16c. asked June 30: 2 ll/16c. bid
crop as of Aug. 1, and said that a United States crop of
12,314,000 bales in 1933 was indicated.
This proved a de¬ 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;
pressing influence of the first order, the general expectation
4 5/16@4 7/16c. Jan. 30; 4 13/16@4 15/16c. Dec. 31 1931;
in the trade having been of a crop around 11,000,000 bales.
Naturally a sharp break was precipitated.
The estimate 4 5/16@4%c. on Nov. 30; 4 9/16@4%c. Oct. 31; 4%@4%c.
Sept. 30; 5@5y8c. Aug. 31; 5%@5%c. July 31; 6 13/16@
was
based on the probable removal by plowing under of
6 15/lGc. June 30; 6%c. bid May 29; 57/8@6c. April 30; 6%@
10.304,000 acres.
Moreover, the condition of the crop was
7c. March 31; 7%@7%c. Feb. 28: 7%@Sc. Jan. 31; 8%@
reported at 74.2% of normal as compared with 65.6% in
1932, a 10-year average of 67.9%.
The 1933 Aug. 1 con¬ 8%c. Dec. 31 1930. and 15%@15%c. Feb. 28 1930.
At a meeting of the Board of Governors of the New York
dition was higher than that of any other Aug. 1 since 1915,
Commodity Exchange, held Aug. 9, the price fluctuations
excepting the 74.9% condition reported in 1931.
limitations for rubber previously fixed at 3c. per pound were
Under date of Aug. 15 the United States Census Bureau
changed to 2c. a pound effective Aug. 10.
issued its report for the month of July and found that the
Prices for certain products of the United States Rubber
quantity of cotton consumed in the United States during
Products Co., a subsidiary of the United States Rubber Co.,
that month had consisted of 600,143 bales of lint and 90,497
bales of linters.
This was not quite as large as the con¬ were changed to take into account the processing tax of 4.2c.
a pound on cotton and increased costs of labor resulting from
sumption during June, When 696,472 bales of lint and 81,468
the adoption of the Presidential code.
bales of linters had been consumed, but it compared with
Rugs Rise 5 to 15% at Fall Opening—-Further Increase Seen as
only 278 568 bales of lint and 37,896 bales of linters in
Mills Fail to Guarantee Present Quotations—Active Buying
July 1932, indicating a high state of activity.
As a matter
Prevails.
of fact, the consumption was the largest for any July on
A situation unprecedented in recent years in the floor cov¬
record.
Cotton spindle activity was at the rate of 117.5%
of capacity as compared with 129.1% in June and only 51.5%
erings industry, according to trade observers, confronted the
several hundred buyers who came to New York on Aug. 7 to
in July 1932, pointing clearly to the need of curtailment of
the output.
Advices to
The First National Bank of Boston, in its New attend the fall opening of rug and carpet lines.
England letter, asserted that cotton goods prices on the this effect were contained in the New York' "Times" of
Aug. 8. which further observed:
average were well over 100% higher than the low reached
Instead of the customary guarantees against price changes buyers who
earlier in 1933, and at the peak of a few weeks previously
made commitments were informed that mills had raised prices 5 to 15%
were about equal to the average prices obtained during the
years 1927-1929.
Some recession from the year's top prices for the opening, but would not accept orders for delivery at the new levels
beyond Sept. 1.
A further proviso that prices are liable to change without
had occurred, but the Bank said the belief was held that
notice and that unfilled portions of uncompleted orders will be subject
under the conditions of operation now in force and the taxes
to any new prices made, was attached to buying contracts.
imposed, mills must sell goods at even higher prices in
Although the buyers were prepared for a 5 to 10% price advance the
order to have a reasonable margin of profit.
In commenting mills' refusal to book business more than a month in advance and the
definite indication that further price increases would be made before
on the setback which the trade was now experiencing, and
Sept. 1 caught the buyers by surprise.
As a result there was brisk buying
noting that the cotton textile industry has been the first
important line to sftiow a marked decline in activity, the throughout the day, as both retail and wholesale establishments sought to
against higher prices by getting orders in early.
Ordinarily there
Bank observed that this decrease in output is partly the
is little buying done on the first day of a seasonal opening.
result of physical limitations on production imposed by the
problem of acreage
All
this led
to
hesitancy
cover
MONTHLY
SEPT., 1933.]
Loan
Granted by Bank Syndicate to Agricultural
of $30,000,000
Cut "Fixation" Estimate.
Adjustment Administration to Finance Purchase of Cotton
from
Farm
Credit
Headed
Administration—Syndicate
It
by
.$30,000,000 loan by
a
group
pointed
was
number
Chase National Bank and Guaranty Trust Co.
A
1
REVIEW
of
out
bales
liens for "fixation"
recent estimate of the Credit Administration set the
a
of
cotton
or
against
of private bankers headed
to be "fixed"
of
as
by the Chase National Bank of New York and the Guaranty
Trust Co. was made to the Agricultural Adjustment Admin¬
based
May 26 1933,
some
was
tration stated.
istration to finance the purchase of
cotton from the
in
granted in two instalments of $15,000,000 each.
!•'
so
that
•*
■
.
12, leaving a balance on that date of 624,-
title to
the
cotton
the
part of the
are
plus
carrying charges, is to go into the general pool for
certain
"
Prevented Market Upset.
this
season's
cotton
the open market at daily prices to clear up producer
on
accounts,
long futures are purchased to keep from upsetting
market, the Administration held.
pound
a
had been originally acquired at
9H
Up to Aug. 4 about 75,000 bales of cotton had been
released for sale,
according to previous reports from the Credit Administra¬
.
.
.
private syndicate, the Administration rejected
offer of $70,000,000 at 4% from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
That
had
amount
been
previously
authorized in
a
commitment by the
Corporation to the Secretary of Agriculture, which is good for 12 months.
By financing through private channels, the Administration explained,
it had saved $25,000 a month on the 2%
that
on
It
carrying the 2J^%
part
portion of the loan and $22,000
rate.
unable to provide its funds at less than 4% on the ground that it was paying
a
rate of
SH%
on
,y
"
V/
Co-operative cotton marketing associations, which were said to control
160,000 bales of the cotton against which liens are held, are acting
its funds from the Treasury.
Government agents in the transactions with farmers.
as
Sale of 75,000 Bales Out of
:
.
•
Held
:
Johnson's
the interest
version
on
of
the
transaction
was
%
that
sale, Henry Morgenthau Jr., Governor of the
Administration, revealed
for
the
he
may
tween
loan
but that re¬
at 6 cents a pound,
sell the optioned supplies
on
the open market
farmer.
the prevailing
on
market and the value of his option,
or
the amount
the open market, minus 6 cents a pound.
Any additional amount needed to
taken from the $100,000,000 fund
repay
Wallace
provided in the NIRA.
After Liquidating
of futures
contracts
for
are
Loans—To
Offset
19,800 bales of cotton
Government crop and seed loans, was reported on Aug. 3 by
Governor Henry Morgenthau Jr., of the Farm Credit Admin¬
Stating this, Washington advices
the New York "Journal of Commerce" went
on
on
that date to
to say :
Agriculture
so that the Secretary of
fulfill cotton option contracts in the acreage reduction
may
program.
Since July 19, the 400,000 farmers whose cotton in lots
usually of one to
or four bales has been held as
security for the Government loans have
three
been permitted to release it for sale by agreeing to
accept credit for it at the
market price on the day they release it.,
Co-operative cotton marketing
associations which control by marketing agreements with the cotton
planter
all but 160,000 of the 872,000 bales of seed-loan
cotton, have been acting as
"The seed-loan transactions," said Mr.
the market.
small lots
a
According to Mr. Morganthau, of 872,000 bales of stored cotton held
as
of farmer borrowers, or released for sale.
against which
Agriculture
are
a
possible distrubance of
as
market conditions warranted.
'
There has been
of the farmers to release their cotton for sale.
name
10,000 to 15,000 bales
no
great rush
The daily releases, or fixar
day."
The Farm
ment of
a
for them, are now being made at the rate of
Credit Administration has already delivered
to the Depart¬
Agriculture, 1,583,974 bales of spot cotton and cotton futures upon
which advances had been made
by the Federal Farm Board to the
co-operatives and the Cotton Stabilization Corporation.
per pound,
which
was
the approximate market price
cotton
The net amount
received by the Farm Credit Administration for this cotton
on
was
9H cents
June 7 when the
Qf
this total price the Secretary of Agriculture agreed to
pay directly 5 cents
per
pound, and
supplementary payment of 4>£ cents
a
per
pound is to be
made to the Farm Credit Administration out of the fund of
$100,000,000
part .of the process of acquiring title to cotton
Government agencies held claims,
may
Morgenthau to-day, "have from
way as to avoid any
Such sales of spot cotton as have been made have been in
agreement for delivery was made with the Secretary of Agriculture.
collateral for such loans, about 75,000 bales have been sold by
permission
The transactions
The
Aug. 3 went
part of the process of acquiring title to cotton
a
the start been handled in such
for the account of the Secretary of Agriculture to offset sales
in the open market of cotton previously held as collateral for
istration.
were
to say:
tions, which is the trade
Purchase
Credit
agents of the Government in dealing with the farmers.
United States Sales.
'
Farm
To offset sales in the
against which Government agencies held claims
the $30,000,000 loan would be
19,800 Bales of Futures Cotton Bought for Account of Secretary
of Agriculture
Aug. 3.
Farm Credit Administration's announcement of
The transactions
the
Under the latter method, the farmer would be paid the difference be¬
received
on
market, long futures contracts for 19,800 bales
bought for the account of the Secretary of Agriculture.
The Secretary of Agriculture is authorized under the Adjustment
Act to sell the option cotton to contracting farmers
with provision that
collateral for
as
Government crop and seed loans, about 75,000 bales were
sold by permission of the farmer
borrowers, or released for
■,
neither
it would be repaid by the Government,
payment would be taken out of the cotton on which options had been
taken.
Collateral for Government Crop and Seed Loans.
as
Out of 872,000 bales of stored cotton held
,
Cotton to Make Repayment.
Mr.
nor
,
Total of 872,000 Bales of Stored Cotton
a
-
on
ye)*
,
all but
open
explained that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation had felt
was
tion, revealing that close to 98,000 bales have been sold and futures
bought
against it during the past two weeks.
paid the
cents from its $100,000,000 fund provided by the NIRA.
In financing through the
an
.
cents, and to prevent a $54,000,000
loss to the Credit Administration, the Adjustment Administration
remaining
..
security for
daily quotations.
paid for the old Farm Board holdings, which
was
.
.
as
permitted to release their collateral at
acreage.
According to Washington advices Aug. 1 to the New York
"Times" the bank syndicate included 24 underwriting in¬
stitutions in Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago. The "Times"
dispatch also said:
Five cents
-"V
.
Since July 19, 400,000 farmers whose cotton has been held
the Government loans have been
Secretary to reduce
option by farmers who signed agreements with the
agencies
Government
Secretary of Agriculture may fulfill cotton option
,
borrowers'
at the rate of 6 cents a
which
against
,
pound,
^
,
■
To offset sales
purchased by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration
was
..
,
The 144,800 bales of long futures contracts that
contracts.
,
The cotton
of Aug.
as
of acquiring
hold liens
Bought at Six Cents a Pound.
from the Farm Credit Administration which
conditions
According to the Credit Administration, the transactions
process
The first
The second loan will run for 90 days at the rate of 2H%.
45 days.
on
have been bought includes
purchases up to to-day.
and will run for
loan of $15,000,000 will bear interest at the rate of 2%
794,484 bales, the Credit Adminis¬
\
711 bales to be "fixed."
Washington dispatch, Aug. 1, to the New York "Journal
of Commerce," from which we also quote
:
"^
v '
was
loan
Government
were
A recheck of this loan col¬
i
a
The loan
there
duplication and the total amount
The announcement that 172,773 bales of the cotton had been "fixed" was
1,019,814 bales of spot
Credit Administration, it was stated
Farm
which
release, at 872,675 bales.
lateral revealed that there had been
so that the Secretary of
fulfill cotton option contracts in the acreage reduction
made available to the Farm Credit Administration and the
Department of
Agriculture in Section 220 of the NIRA for the purpose of carrying out
the provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
•
,
program.
Checks Forwarded to
400,000 Farmers Affected.
or
Adjustment
Since July 19, 400,000 farmers whose cotton in lots usually of one to three
four bales has been held as security for Government loans have been
mitted to release it for sale by agreeing to accept credit for it at the
mar¬
day they release it.
Co-operative cotton marketing asso¬
ciations, which control by marketing agreements with the cotton planter all
but 160,000 of the 872,000 bales of seed loan cotton, have been
acting as
agents of the Government in dealing with the farmers.
"Seed-loan transactions," said Mr.
Morganthau to-day, "have from
the
start been handled in such a way as to avoid any
possible disturbance of the
Such sales of spot cotton as have been made have been in
small
lots as market conditions warranted.
There has been no great rush of the
farmers to release their cotton for sale.
Daily releases, or
market.
fixations, which
is the trade
name
for them, are now
being made at the rate of 10,000 to
15,000 bales."
The Farm Credit
Administration has already delivered to the
Depart¬
Agriculture, 1,583,974 bales of spot cotton and futures
advances
had
been made by the
upon which
Federal Farm Board to the Cotton Co¬
Tlie Washington correspondent of the New York
"Journal
of Commerce" reported on Aug. 14 that Government
activity
in the cotton market was explained
by the
Agricultural
Credit Administration that day when it revealed that
recent
buying and selling transactions through co-operative market¬
ing associations and other agencies were ordered in the
proc¬
use
taking over cotton on which Federal liens are held for
Agricultural Adjustment Administration's
in the
reduction program..
The account from which
we
acreage
quote con.
tinned:
Seed and crop production loan cotton collateral in the
amount of 172,773
bales has been "fixed," released for sale,
by producers, and against this
amount
long futures contracts in the amount of 144,800 bales have
been
purchased to protect the Secretary of Agriculture in
entering into cotton
option contracts as part of the emergency farm relief program,
according
to the Credit Administration.
of
as
Agricultural
Plowing
Up
of
Checks to cotton producers who signed acreage reduction
contracts would be distributed in the South as
rapidly as the
required certificates of performance were received, it was
on Aug. 16 at the
Agricultural Adjustment Ad¬
ministration.
The certificates of performance constituted
announced
evidence that the cotton producer had
complied with his con¬
tract and had plowed up the cotton he agreed to eliminate
from
it
production, said the Administration.
was
announced that
At the same time
"dead-line" for plowing up the cotton
a
had been set for
Wednesday, Aug. 23.
Cobb, chief of the cotton production section, urged
that destruction of accepted cotton
acreage proceed without
further delay.
It was pointed out that of the approximately
1,031.000 offers that had been received, around 870,000 indi¬
noon
Agricultural Credit Administration Buys Cotton Futures to Aid
Acreage Cut—Reports Purchase of 148,800 Bales on Exchange.
of
Advised
vidual notices of acceptance had been sent out.
operatives and the Cotton Stabilization Corporation.
ess
Soon
C. A.
1,583,974 Bales Delivered.
ment of
Administration Was
as
Cotton in Furtherance of Acreage Reduction
Program.
per¬
ket price on the
Cotton Producers
(Aug. 19), all offers received, it
By Saturday
was
expected, would
have been acted upon individually and individual
accept¬
ances forwarded to producers.
The Agricultural Adjustment
Administration decided that it must insist
upon specific and
complete performance of the contracts with producers by
vvx"'; '
Aug. 23.
Secretary
Sept.
Wallace
5
to Limit
to
Calls
Consider
.
Three Meetings in South
New Cotton Reduction
to
Be
Held
Program—Plan
Acreage to 25,000,000 Acres
in 1934.
Three meetings in the South to consider a
program for the
control of next years' cotton crop were called on
Aug. 28 by
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace.
Letters inviting pro¬
ducers, associations of producers,
co-operatives, members of
Congress, State commissioners of
ners.
recent
handlers
acreage
workers,
of cotton
agriculture, ginners, spin¬
county
control
committeemen
campaign,
who
served
agricultural
in
the
extension
and others interested in the
price and production
were sent out by Mr.
Wallace.
The meetings were
MONTHLY EEVIEW
8
for Tuesday, Sept.
called simultaneously
5, at Atlanta, Mem¬
In calling the meetings,
phis and Dallas.
Weak as a Result of Continued Liquidation Follow¬
Speculative Collapse in July, Notwithstanding Inter¬
national Agreements for Restriction of Production of Wheat
and the Action of Secretary Wallace in Announcing That Wheat
Grain Markets
ing the
Secretary Wallace
said:
was
campaign was successful in that there
of production the quantity of cotton set as the goal of the
cotton
recent
The
taken out
reduction
campaign.
'
'
(
and is, of necessity, but a begin¬
ning.
Exceptionally favorable climatic conditions have resulted in an
unusual per acre production, thus continuing the existence of a tremendous
over-supply with resulting unsatisfactory prices.
These conditions neces¬
sitate the continuance of efforts on the part of the Agricultural Adjustment
Administration and of the producers of cotton themselves to attain a proper
balance between cotton production and consumption and to restore to
cotton its fair exchange value.
- ,
'
.
Numerous plans have been submitted from all parts of the Cotton Belt.
Each of these plans has been given careful consideration.
A thorough
study has been made of their methods of procedure as well as of the prin¬
ciples involved.
The plans are characterized by certain fundamentals
with which the Agricultural Adjustment Administration is in agreement
and which, apparently, should be embodied in any program dealing with
dealt with an emergency
This campaign
the future control of cotton
In
of favorable news
qualify for benefit payments American farmers would be
required to pledge a Reduction in their next crop plantings
of 15% of their average seeded acreage. These favorable de¬
velopments have been narrated in the earlier part of this
problem, several factors must
immediate action if the plan is to have any
effect upon the price of the 1933 crop;
Second, the powers and authority conferred upon the Secretary of
Agriculture and the Agricultural Adjustment Administration by the
law under which we are now functioning; and,
Third, an adjustment that may be adapted to a permanent program for
future.
requires that any plan must be
of the producers themselves. This
makes it necessary that the program be sufficiently equitable and fair as
to appeal to the producers and induce their voluntary participation.
based upon
remembered that the law
the voluntary co-operation
Conditions Regarding
Bank of Boston, in its
The First National
New England
as follows:
level, (showing
production in the country
amounted to more than 206,-
000,000 pairs, or about 21% over the same period
even
exceeded the corresponding months of
as
at
in 1932, and
1929 when
high
running approximately twice as
national income was
present.
have been very quiet the
last few weeks, which is perhaps natural after a period of
sharply rising prices and large volume of trading.
The
prices quoted on both hides and leather remain at the high
point reached in the third week of July, but so little business
lias been done that these quotations are now largely nominal.
In the case of hides, packers' asking price for light native
cows is 14c. per pound, the same as a month ago.
Country
hides have declined a cent, however, and the market in Ar¬
"The hide
and leather markets
world
This
been well below the domestic market, and
gentine frigorifico hides, which is most sensitive to
conditions, is off almost two cents from the July high.
foreign market has
this condition net imports
in reflection of
of hides have in¬
recent months, amounting in June to
300,000 hides, the largest volume since the spring of 1930,
and not far below the average for that month in the years
creased
in
sharply
1925-1929.
continues at the higher rate in evidence
Federal inspected slaughter in July was the
largest for that month since 1926, while for the three months
ending with July it was greater than in any corresponding
period since 1927.
The uninspected movement to market
shows a similar increase.
Tanning operations and the con¬
sumption of leather have also increased sharply in these
months, however, so that the position of both hide and
leather stocks is better than at any time in six years. " The
"Cattle slaughter
April.
since
amount of leather which will be
result of the increased
number of hides put in the tanning process may not meet
with the ready demand that has been evident until recently
is offset by the healthy position in finished leather stocks."
prospect that the larger
available
month or more nence as a
a
Lynn, Mass., Ends—Workers Accept Terms Offered
Conciliators—20% Pay Rise Put Into Effect.
Shoe Strike in
by
The shoe strike
in Lynn, Mass.,
involving 12,000 workers,
Aug. 14 as the National Shoe Workers'
Association voted to accept terms offered by conciliators.
came
to an
end
of Trade, as
on
(Associated Press) from Lynn, Aug. 14, to the New
15 said:
A majority of the workers will return to the 12 factories involved, Aug. 15,
according to union officials.
The strike had been in progress since August.
The terms accepted were reached in Washington at a conference with
Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor.
Union leaders at a meeting Aug. 12
is needful here merely to note the
and the action of the Chicago Board
also the Winnipeg Grain Exchange,
in pegging
prices and prescribing daily price limitations. Under action
taken July 31 by the directors of the Board of Trade, 110 grain
for future delivery could be traded in on the Board below the
prices to be effective
rule was that maxi¬
mum advances in prices should be 5c. on wheat, rye and bar¬
ley, 4c. 011 corn, and*3c. on oats.
All this, however, simply
resulted in bringing trading to a practical standstill, inas¬
much as it was found impossible to sell any considerable
quantity of grain at the minimum prices fixed. The removal
of minimum prices on the Chicago Board of Trade occurred
on Aug. 16, and, as expected, a deluge of selling orders imme¬
diately pushed wheat, rye and barley down 5c., corn 4c., and
closing prices of July 31, these minimum
until and including Aug. 15.
A further
a
bushel to the minimum of the
fluctuations per¬
single day.
The accounts from Chicago said
few minutes of the start of trading another log
mitted for a
little, if any, slackening from the rapid pace of the past few
months.
For the first seven months of this year, aggregateshoe
article, and accordingly it
fluctuations in prices
oats 3c.
Hides, Leather and Footwear,
letter, dated Aug. 30, discusses these markets
"Production of shoes continues at a high
Administration in announcing that in order to
justment
in mind:
It must also be
speculative account, after the wild
respond at all to quite a budget
such as the action of the Agricultural Ad¬
tinued liquidation for
debauch in July, and did not
First, the importance of
the
Next Year Would Be Reduced 15%.
grain markets during August were weak and lower,
erratic fluctuations, apparently as the result of con¬
with
production.
giving consideration to our common
be kept
Acreage
The
that within a
jam of selling orders piled up which could not be executed
for want of buyers, and stagnation marked the remainder of
the session.
Before the removal of the peg on
Aug. 16, busi¬
of Trade was almost at a stand¬
still.
On Monday, Aug. 14, and Tuesday, Aug. 15, only a few
trades were recorded, this being because the minimum peg
ness
of the Chicago Board
figure was quickly reached and 110 sales occurred thereafter.
In the meantime, however, selling orders were being executed
in prices, putting the Win¬
embarrassing plight. On Wednesday,
Aug. 16. the peg was removed at Chicago, as already stated,
but the limit of fluctuations up and down was maintained,
and in these circumstances the limit of decline was quickly
reached, and then trading again ceased. Concurrently, mini¬
mum prices were prescribed at Winnipeg as a matter of pro¬
tection, and these minima were also quickly reached and
trading necessarily came to a stop just as it had at Chicago
The limit of fluctuations for any single day prescribed at
Chicago were 5c. in the case of rye, wheat and barley, 4c. in
the case of corn, and 3c. in the case of oats; and, as these
minima were again reached, trading came to a standstill just
as it had on Aug. 14 and Aug. 15.
On Aug. 17, however, with
the day's limitations admitting of a further reduction, the
grain markets once more appeared to be getting on a normal
basis, and wheat, after an early loss of 5c. on that day, not
only recovered this loss but made an advance of 5c., this
being permitted because the fluctuation now was in an up¬
ward direction, making the range for the day nearly 10c. a
bushel.
Thereafter, with successive declines from the previ¬
ous
day's close permitted, prices gradually got down to a
normal basis, with the result of trading moving up and down
in a natural way, free from artificial restraint.
The Septem¬
ber option for wheat at Chicago, as against $1.02% on Aug. 2,
got down to Sic. 011 Aug. 30, with the close Aug. 31 at 86% c.
against an opening price Aug. 1 of 95@97c.
The December
option for wheat at Chicago closed Aug. 31 at 90 %c. as
against an opening price Aug. 1 of $1.00%.
September corn
in Chicago closed Aug. 31 at 4S%c. as against an opening
price Aug. 1 of 53%c., and December corn closed Aug. 31 at
54%c. against the opening 011 Aug. 1 of 58c.
September oats
at Chicago closed Aug. 31 at 37%c. against 39%c. the open¬
ing price Aug. 1, while December oats closed at 40 %c. against
43c. at the opening of the month.
September rye closed
Aug. 31 at 70%c. as compared with the opening price on
Aug. 1 of 72%c., and September barley at 50%e. against
at
Winnipeg at very rapid decline
nipeg market in a very
At Winnipeg
Aug. 17 the price was as low as 43c.
Advices
54%c.
York "Times" of Aug.
prices tumbled with great rapidity before removal on Aug.
urged workers to accept
With regard to
them.
conference at Wash¬
advices from there, Aug. 11, said:
Northern Massachusetts striking shoe workers and
the terms accepted at
ington, Associated Pre^
Representatives of
employers signed a
their
to end
The
a
agreement came at the end
Frances Perkins.
Shoe
20% wage increase agreement
to-day designed
two-week tie-up in that industry.
of a six-hour conference called by Secretary
J. Walsh, counsel for the National
It was signed by Peter
porkers Union, and Elijah Adlow, counsel for the employers.
to ratification by the workers, it was expected
Although subject
put between
The 20%
time the
12,000 and 15,000 striking shoe
to
workers back to work Aug. 14.
effect until Sept. 15. Before that
Board of Arbitration will establish a fixed wage
flat increase will remain in
Massachusetts
'/'v' \'c' ..■//
The increase is designed to prevent workers from loss of income resulting
from a reduction of hours of work from 48 to 40 a week.
Manufacturers in
the Boston district entered into an agreement Aug. 1, cutting hours of
work, which resulted in reduction of wages for piece workers.
scale.
V
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on
16
The October option for wheat at
Winnipeg Aug. 14 was down as low as 67c. as compared with
a range Aug. 1 of 82@89%c.
The close Aug. 31 was at 70%c.
Crop conditions ought to have made for higher prices. The
report of the United States Department of Agriculture, made
public late in the afternoon of Aug. 10, and showing the con¬
of
the peg at
dition of the
ports
as
Chicago.
grain crops as of Aug. 1, confirmed previous re¬
to the damage which the
growing crops had suffered.
of winter wheat was now placed at
340,355,000 bushels as against the Department's estimate
of 335.767,000 bushels a month earlier, but comparing with
461,679.000 bushels harvested in 1932 and 789,000,000 bushels
harvested in 1931.
The production of spring wheat was esti¬
mated at 159.000,000 bushels compared with the July esti¬
mate of 160,000.000 bushels, and with a production of 265,-
The probable production
OOO OOO bushels in 1932 and a
bushels.
Accounts
tinued growingly
reduction in
recent years.
the
five-year average of
271,000,000
regarding the Canadian crop also
con¬
unfavorable, with the certainty of a large
size of the crop, as compared with other
;
?
k
SEPT..
1933.]
MONTHLY
Federal Emergency
Hog Marketing Program Put in
Operation
change.
From July 15 to Aug. 15 the Exchange reported on
Aug. 25, a total of 1,634,000 bags of coffee was destroyed,
5,000,000 Hogs to Be Purchased Before Oct. 1—Slaughtered
Swine
to Provide
Relief for Needy-—Funds, Estimated at
compared with the average monthly destruction of slightly
$55,000,000, to Be Provided Th rough Processing Tax,
The
Federal
marketing
hog
emergency
an¬
The
bags.
tween 25 and 100
pounds in weight and 1,000,000 sows weigh¬
ing not less than 275 pounds, and soon to farrow, at the
premium prices established under the emergency plan, would
begin Aug. 23 at St. Paul, Minn.; Sioux City, Iowa; St.
will
continue until
purchased
The
until
or
edible
on
the
the
products
before Monday, Aug. 28.
or
maximum
of 5,000,000 pigs
marketing
emergency
from
derived
this
Buying operations
and
expires
period
slaughter
will
have been
sows
be
on
Oct.
1.
purchased by
the Emergency Relief Administration for distribution among needy families.
In the announcement
ment Administration
coming from the Agricultural Adjust¬
Aug. 21 it was stated:
011
This reduction in potential marketings of hogs is the first of a series
steps contemplated by
establish
the
maintain
and
Agricultural
such
balance
Adjustment
between
the
Administration
production
and
sumption of hog products and such marketing condition^ therefor
raise hog prices to farmers to their pre-war
of
emergency
It
1
n
Retail
Tobacco
will
as
agreed
was
Aug. 11 by several of the leading chains,
on
retail
price of cigars 7%%.
of Aug. 12 said
the
move
Stores and others.
25
cents
the
on
chains
the
agreeing
J^-cent
per
pound less for each five-pound jump
The Federal Government
purchased more than 550,000 pigs
during the first six days of operation of the emer¬
gency hog marketing program, according to an announce¬
ment on Aug. 29 by Dr. A. G. Black, chief of the corn-hog
production section of the Agricultural Adjustment Adminis¬
tration, who said that the report was "a highly pleasing rec¬
ord."
Mr. Black remarked that the maximum of 5.000,000
brought under the
program
on
Stores, the United Cigar
The Association has
The paper continued:
Smoking tobaccos will be raised from 9 cents
for
"Journal of
The New York
that
Schulte Retail
the
were
20,000 retail outlets.
package, or three packages
a
leading brands, to 10 cents,
three packages for 27
or
cents.
Low
priced cigars will be raised only nominally, but the
brands will go up an average of
expensive
more
1%%.
Governors of North and South
by
Proclaiming
Market
Carolina
Halt Sales of Tobacco
Holiday—Action
Followed
Protest
Meeting by Growers, Who Demanded Price of 20 Cents
and sows
might be marketed
before Qet. 1.
Governor J.
31 issued
an
C. B. Ehringliaus of North Carolina
order
a
Pound
proclaiming
on
Aug.
voluntary tobacco market¬
ing holiday for an indefinite period.
The proclamation fol¬
lowed a mass meeting of farmers to
protest prices of 10 to
14 cents a pound.
The farmers demand an average price of
a
20 cents a pound.
Ernest Webb. President of the Eastern
Carolina Warehousemen's Association, announced that the
Association would co-operate with the/ Governor and close
the warehouses.
on
The action of North Carolina
followed
was
Sept. 1 by South Carolina, when Governor Ibra C. Black¬
wood of the latter State said that he would issue
a
proclama¬
tion to close South Carolina markets effective
Sept. 4.
Petroleum and Its Products—General Advances in Both Crude Oil
Sugar Prices Move Higher and Coffee Prices Hold Up Well.
Sugar prices recovered the loss sustained the latter part of
July, after the sharp advance the early part of that month.
raw
Schulte
cents per pound shall
weight above 30 pounds.
•Cuban
of America—Include
Association
con¬
The prices then range down to 6 cents per pound for pigs weighing
animals to be
part of the Brazilian carryover on July 1, which
as
Commerce"
be paid at the base processing point, Chicago, for pigs weighing 25 to 30
pounds.
well
as
15,000,000 bags.
members of the Retail Tobacco Association of America, to
raise the retail price of manufactured tobacco 9% and the
(1910-1914) relationship with
price schedule provides that 93^
from 95 to 100 pounds; a
period estimated at 15,000,000
same
Retail Stores and United Cigar Stores.
prices of things farmers buy.
The
is estimated at 29,000,000 bags, with world
Prices of Manufactured Tobacco and Cigars Raised by Members
of
to
of
care
amounted to
ment Act, that buying of a maximum of 4,000,000 pigs be¬
Emergency buying also will be inaugurated at other leading terminal
Brazilian crop
If the current rate of destruction is maintained, the surplus will be
taken
by George N. Peek, Administrator of the Agricultural Adjust¬
He also said:
1933-34
consumption of Brazilian coffee for the
Henry A. Wallace, was put into operation on Aug. 23 at six
It was stated on Aug. 21
Middle Western livestock markets.
Joseph and Kansas City, Mo.; Omaha, Neb., and Chicago, 111.
Total destruction since June 1931
The Exchange added:
aggregates 20,510,000 bags.
nounced at Chicago 011 Aug. 18 by Secretary of Agriculture
and livestock markets
than 800,000 bags.
more
program,
9
REVIEW
and the Finished Product.
The feature of the oil market
during August
eral advances in prices established both in the
was the gen¬
of crude
case
against 1.50c. the latter part of July,
Aug. 14, but thereafter showed a rising
tendency, with sales Aug. 24 at 1.56c., and Aug. 28 at 1.60c.,
and there was 110 change in the wholesale price of refined
sugar in New York City during August, the advance to 4.70c.
prospects for the petroleum industry were regarded as hav¬
ing been greatly improved as a result of the code adopted for
the regulation of the
industry, as this imposes rigid regula¬
made
Ickes
sold down
sugar,
as
to 1.40c.
during July being maintained by all the leading re¬
fineries.
As to coffee, the Farm Credit Administration an¬
nounced Aug. 2 that the New York coffee office of the Grain
Stabilization
Corporation had
on
petroleum and the refined products.
tions for production and
has
refused
to
coffee
at
to
9.05c.
offered to the trade
on
sealed bids of coffee
the Brazilian Government in 1931 in
wheat.
On
Aug. 31
came
8.76c.
to
month of
No.
been sold
on
exchange for American
another announcement from the
Farm Credit Administration
tos coffee had
acquired from
saying that 62,500 bags of San¬
that day at
prices ranging from
8.90c., this sale constituting the allotment for the
September.
7 Rio for spot
delivery in the New York market
was
•quoted at 7%c. Aug. 31, as against 7%c. July 31.
This com¬
pares with 7 %c. June 30; 7%c. on May 31 and also 7%c,
April 29 and an March 31, and comparing with 8@8%c. Feb.
28; 8V2c. Jan. 31; 8^4c. Dec. 31 1932; 8%c. Nov. 30; 8%c.
Oct. 31, and the nominal price of 10c. bid
on Sept. 28.
This
8%c. bid Aug. 31; S^c. July 30; 7%c. on
June 30; 8%c. May 31; 7%@77/8c. April
30; 7^4c. March 31;
714c. Feb. 29; 7%c. Jan. 30; also with 7@7^4c. Dec. 31 1931;
6%@6%c. Nov. 30; 5%@6c. Oct. 31: 5V2c. Sept. 30; 5%@
5%c. Aug. 31; 5%@6c. July 31; 6%@7c. June 30; 6%c.
May 29 ; 6%@6%c. April 30; 5%c. March 31; 5%@5%c.
last compares with
Feb. 28; 6%c. Jan. 31, all in the
71/2C. Dec. 31 1930.
year
1931, and with 7U @
No. 7 Santos. Aug. 31, was quoted at 8c.
comparing with
S@S1/4c. July 31; 7%@8c. June 30; 8@8^4c. on May 31, and
the same on April 29 and 011 March 31, and against
8*4 (^S^c.
Feb. 28; S%c. Jan. 31; 9c. Dec. 31 1932;
9%c. Nov. 30 and
lO^c. Oct. 31. There was no quotation Sept. 301932 for this
grade, but earlier in September the price was 14c. bid. This
compares with 12%c. Aug. 31; lO^c. July 30;
9%@9%c.
June 30; 9%@10c. May 31; 9c. April 30; 8%c. March
31;
$%c. Feb. 29; 8%c. Jan. 30. It also compares with 8@8^4c.
Dec. 31 1931; 7Vi@7%c. Nov. 30: 7%e. bid Oct.
31; 6%@7c.
Sept. 30; 6%@6%c. Aug
31; 7%@7%c. July 31; 8V2@9c.
8%#8%c. May 29, and the same figures for April
80; 7%@8c. March 31; 7%@8c. Feb. 28; 8%@9c. Jan. 31.
all in the year 1931, and with 8% @9140. Dec. 31
1930, and
June 30;
1114 c. Oct. 31 1930.
:
Crude Oil.
-
Destruction
was
of
coffee
in
Brazil
for
the
month ending
double the normal monthly volume of destruc¬
tion since the program was started in June 1931,
to advices received
according
by the New York Coffee and Sugar Ex^
2.—The
Sinclair-Prairie
Oil
of crude oil and
case
following:
'■■■-.
■■
Marketing
■:
Co.,
.
subsidiary
Consolidated Oil Corp., slashed its price schedule 13 to
25 cents
a 62-cent peak.
The Empire Pipe Line Co., Cities Service
of
a
the
barrel
to
subsidiary,
Barnsdall Oil Corp. and the Continental Oil Co. met the
new price list,
Aug. 3.—The Magnolia Petroleum Co., subsidiary of Standard
Oil Co.
of New York, met the reduced schedule
posted by Sinclair and others
named
above.
Aug. 3.—Reductions of 13
Kentucky crude oil and 10
Oil Co., effective
as
of
cents
a
barrel in Illinois, Princeton and western
cents in
Lima crude
were
posted by the Ohio
Aug. 1.
Aug. 4.—The South Penn Oil posted a reduction of 10 cents
the price of Corning grade crude oil to 85 cen's
a barrel.
a
barrel in
Aug. 11.—South Penn Oil Co. and Tide Water
Pipeline Co. increase
prices of all grades of Pennsylvania crude 10c. a barrel.
New Pennsylvania
prices are:
Bradford-Allegheny, $2.10;
Central
Pennsylvania, $2.02;
South West Penn, $1.77; Eureka,
$1.72; Buckeye, $1.57.
Aug. 24—Effective Friday, Aug. 25, at 7 a. m., crude oil
prices are
advanced 10c. per barrel by Carter Oil
Co., subsidiary of Standard of New
Jersey, on all grades in Oklahoma and Kansas.
New prices are 64c. a
barrel for 36 gravity with 2c. differential
up to 72c. for 40 gravity and above.
Advance met immediately by Sinclair-Prairie
Oil Marketing Co., with
other majors expected to follow.
Aug. 24.—Humble Oil & Refining Co., subsidiary of Standard of New
per barrel increase in Texas crude prices, effective at
Jersey, posts 10c.
7
a.m.,
Friday, Aug. 25.
New prices, met by Sinclair-Prairie Oil
Marketing
a barrel; Tomball crude, 75c. a
barrel; North
Co., follow: East Texas, 60c.
and
North
Central Texas,
38c. for below 29 gravity with 2c. differential
above; Conroe field, 69c. for 35-35.9 gravity with
to 62c. for 40 gravity and
2c. differential to 79c. for 40 gravity and
above; in other Gulf Coast fields
where Humble purchases prices are 42c. for below
20 gravity with 2c.
differential to 72c. for 34-34.9 gravity and above.
August 24.—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey advanced Grade C bunker
a barrel to new price of 95c. at New
York; 80c. at Gulf Coast,
fuel oil 10c.
and $1.00 at Canal Zone.
Aug.
26.—Magnolia
■
Petroleum
Co.,
subsidiary of Socony-Vacuum
Corp., meets 10c. advance in crude initiated by Humble Oil &
Refining Co.
Aug. 26.—Ohio Oil Co. advances Central Western
and
Western grade
crude 10c. a barrel with exception of Rock Creek, which is
up 12c.
Aug.
29.—Ashland
Oil
&
Transportation
Somerset crude, making new price 87c.
a
Co.
Pipe Co., Ltd., and
South
Penn
Bradford-Allegheny; $1.92 for oil in
posts
10c.
advance
Oil
Co.,
South
15c.
new
West
a
barrel
new
by Tide
prices being $2.25
Pennsylvania
Lines Co. lines; $1.87 in Eureka lines, and $1.72 in
Buckeye lines.
Aug. 31.—South Penn Oil Co. advances Corning crude 10c.
to
in
barrel.
Aug. 30.—Pennsylvania-grade crudes advanced
for
Monthly Volume
During the Month Ended Aug. 15.
Aug. 15
Aug.
Water
Coffee Destruction in Brazil Doubled the Normal
the
the refined product are indicated in the
per
pound, the sale constituting the regular monthly allotment
marketing, even though Secretary
selling prices.
The principal
price changes for the month both in
Aug. 1 sold 62,500 bags of
prices ranging from 8.65c.
time the
same
fix
.
Santos
At the
a
Pipe
barrel
price of 95c. per barrel.
Gasoline and Kerosene.
Aug.
and
1—Standard Oil of New Jersey advanced the price of 65 octane
gasoline Vi-cent a gallon to 6 >4 cents, tank car
lots, at the
above
MONTHLY
10
the
Charleston.
held at 6 cents a gallon
«
effective at Philadelphia, Tiverton, R. I.,
Jacksonville and Tampa, with below 65 octane
advance
M-cent
Portsmouth,
The latter company also
Oil subsidiary, met
Consolidated
made
The Sinclair Refining Co.,
the following 10 days.
the advance.
refinery, for delivery over
and New York.
advances retail and service station
gallon in Buffalo area, following he. advance
at these points
9.—Standard of New York
Aug.
prices of gasoline l-5c. per
in tank wagon
prices in same territory.
Aug. 10.—Major oil
;
\
\
companies reduce gasoline he. per gallon in northern
weakened gasoline structure in mid-continent
and 20c., including taxes but subject to 2c. rebate
of State, reflecting
section
New prices 22c.
area.
for cash.
August
23.—Standard Oil Co. of New
York advances tank car gasoline
throughout its territory, with exception of Buffalo, Ro¬
Binghamton, and tank wagon and service prices 3-10c. per
He. per gallon
and
chester
territory.
Co. advancas gasoline prices 1c. per gallon
New prices, including taxes, are 20^c. for
Ethyl, I8he. for regular, and lAhe- f°r third grade.
August 28.—Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky increases gasoline lc
per
gallon throughout its territory.
New prices are 22c. for Ethyl, 20c. for
Crown, and 17he. for third grade.
August 29—Standard Oil Co. of Now York advances mineral spirits
and V. M. & P. naphtha he. per gallon, new prices being 13c. per gallon
for both products in tank wagons.
Tank car price now 93^c.t as against
previous level of 9c.
Price advance met same day by Standard of New
gallon throughout same
28.—'The
August
Texas
throughout state of Texas.
Jersey.
Further Steps
Disarmament
for Disarmament.
now
was
that
to
again in August,
Preparations were
problems were taken lip
lapse of nearly two months.
taken for half-hearted resumption of
General Disarmament Conference at
after
a
been in progress
for more than 19
the sessions of the
Geneva, which has
months. The meeting
interrupted early in July, in the Micawber-like hope
something would turn up at the Monetary Conference
make
possible some genuine achievements at the dis¬
sessions.
Arrangements were made for a pro¬
armament
during which Arthur Henderson, as
Conference, was to explore
possibilities in a series of discussions in all the leading capitals
of Europe.
Mr. Henderson started the conversations hope¬
fully enough, but did not continue them after his first brief
talks in Paris, Rome and Berlin.
The matter thus appears
hopeless on every account, but the sessions of the formal
gathering are to be resumed on Oct. 16, with a Bureau or
Steering Committee meeting scheduled late in September,
and the problem was again reviewed here in talks between
President Roosevelt and Norman H. Davis, chief American
delegate at the Disarmament Conference, preparatory to
the Tatter's departure for Europe.
Mr. Davis discussed the question with Mr. Roosevelt
intermittently for more than a week, beginning Aug. 22,
and he finally sailed for Europe to resume his duties in
suspension,
longed
President of the Disarmament
Aug. 30.
It was made plain in press reports, after some of these
talks, that the American position on disarmament remains
substantially unchanged, and that Mr. Davis will con¬
tinue to work for a measure of genuine disarmament along
the lines laid down in President Roosevelt's memorable
message to the heads of all Governments last spring.
The
elimination of offensive weapons as an important step
toward increasing each Nation's sense of security will be
emphasized, it appears.
Continued support will be given
the disarmament plan put forward by
Prime Minister
Ramsay MacDonald of Great Britain, and a somewhat
more cautious approval will be extended to the French pro¬
posals for supervision and control of armaments manu¬
factures by international authorities.
Just before he sailed,
Mr. Davis indicated that he remained optimistic regarding
connection, with disarmament on
the possibility of international disarmament, but his ex¬
pressions were much more subdued than on previous occa¬
sions.
In revealing that he had received final instructions
from the President on disarmament, when sailing, Mr.
Davis stated that he had also received a nlimber of verbal
messages
States.
for
heads of various European
the President's hope
negotiations, it was said.
for transmission to the
These messages will express
success
in the coming
Austria and the German
Chancellories there was much concern during
August with respect to Austria, as there is every indication
that an intense and absorbing political struggle is in progress
for control of that country and of the entire Danube Valley.
Germany, France and Italy appear to be waging a struggle
for ascendancy in the small Central European country, in
each case with the best weapons of diplomacy and propa¬
It has long been a commonplace in European
ganda at hand.
diplomacy that control of Austria furnishes the key to control
of the entire Danube Valley, and this point is clearly not
overlooked in the current dispute.
The position of Britain
on the matter may prove vital, but it has not been indi¬
In European
far with any definiteness.
problem of Austria has again become acute, owing
mainly to the powerful nationalistic movement in Germany,
under the leadership of Chancellor Adolf Hitler.
Every
effort is being made by Herr Hitler and his Nazi followers
to foment a political overturn in Austria, which would
bring the Nazis into power in Vienna.
Chancellor Engelbert
Dollfuss, at the head of a minority Government in Vienna,
stands in the way, and he is supported diplomatically and
financially by France and Italy.
There is, unquestionably,
a powerful Nazi movement in Austria iteslf, which is clearly
so
The
of immense assistance to Hitler, since formal
Anschluss,
or
political union of the Reich and Austria, was discountenanced
by the Powers of Western Europe several years ago.
It is
through the Austrian Nazis that Hitler expects to gain
control of Austria and thus make possible a resumption of
toward the East which marked German
diplomacy before the World War.
So intense were the German efforts to convert Austria
to Fascism of the German stripe that England and France
were under the necessity of making diplomatic representa¬
tions early in the month.
There were numerous reports of
German
airplanes dropping revolutionary leaflets over
Austrian towns and also many indications of radio broadcasts
from Munich in which Austrians were urged, in effect, to
overthrow their Government and place the Nazis in power.
that famous pressure
Inquiries regarding these incidents were made by French
British representatives at Vienna, late in July, and
the requested information was given by Austrian author¬
ities.
The latter indicated however, that they had made
and
no
request for intervention.
Instructions nevertheless were
to the British and French Ambassadors in Berlin to
sent
representations on the subject and this was done
The German Government, however, virtually
told the British and French Governments to mind their
make
Aug.
7.
Representations, in the nature of a "friendly
made somewhat earlier bjr the Italian Ambas¬
sador in Berlin, and these were received in an amicable
spirit.
The Italian Government, accordingly, gave some
reassuring statements to the London and Paris regimes and
the airplane incidents were, as a matter of fact, not re¬
peated.
The radio broadcasts, on the other hand, have
own
business.
hint,"
were
continued without diminution.
Chancellor Dollfuss of Austria Visits Mussolini.
Significant, in this situation, was a sudden and
unexpected
Italy by Chancellor Dollfuss on Aug. 19 and 20 for
with Premier Benito Mussolini at Riccione.
In connection with this visit conjecture was revived regarding
the Central European Economic pact desired by Italy.
At
the conclusion of the talks between the two Premiers,fa
statement was issued to the effect that a common identity
of ideas existed regarding the problems of interest to both
countries.
A week later it was made known in Rome dis¬
visit to
conferences
patches that Italy had gained substantial economic advan¬
tages as a result of the talks, while important concessions also
were made to Austria.
Dr. Dollfuss is said to have given
a specific pledge
to Signor Mussolini to oppose any sug¬
gestion of Austro-German union.
The economic measures
are said to include an Italian concession for a free zone at
Trieste, and it is suggested that Austria will
cantile fleet with headquarters at
found
a mer¬
this former Austrian port.
Italy also will grant preferential treatment to Austrian
imports and will endeavor in other ways to increase Italian
consumption of Austrian manufactures*.
These reported arrangements produced keen disappoint¬
ment in France, where it was said that they would hardly
accord with French ideas of a solution of the Austrian
problem.
Britain preferred to remain
Signor Mussolini to search for a solution.
aloof and permit
In German circles
said regarding the Italian-Austrian con¬
Highly significant were two further develop¬
ments, later in the month.
Premier Edouard Daladier of
France began an inspection of French fortifications on the
eastern frontier on Aug. 27, and in a speech on that day he
declared that France is prepared to guarantee the political
and economic independence of the small Central European
country.
On Aug. 28 it was announced by Karl Vaugoin,
the Austrian Minister of War, that compulsory recruiting of
militia would be adopted for the Austrian military estab¬
lishment with the aim of increasing the army strength 8,000
to 10,000 men and bringing it up to full treaty strength.
Permission for the increase had been granted by the Western
Powers, it was indicated, and conscription would be em¬
ployed by permission, although this method was forbidden
in the Treaty of St. Germain.
very
little
was
versations.
Activities of the Hitlerites in Germany.
Fascist Movement—Diplomatic
Representations of France and England.
cated
EEYIEW
under the swastika
proceeding apace, judging by most of
the developments of the past month.
There appears still
to be some opposition under the surface, despite the danger
attendant upon any movement of this kind, but it is quite
ineffectual.
Early in the month dispatches from Berlin
mentioned that a widespread Communist movement had
been unearthed by the Fascist authorities, and it is note¬
worthy also that Communist and Socialist publications con¬
tinue to be printed and circulated surreptitiously in the
leading German cities.
Formal opposition to Hitlerism,
however, virtually has disappeared, and there are indica¬
tions that Germans are turning from then preoccupation
with their own revolution to inquire what the world thinks
of it.
Thus, a hasty apology was made to United States
Ambassador William E. Dodd on Aug. 22 for an unpro¬
voked attack on an American, Dr. Daniel Mulvihill, who
Consolidation of the German people
banners of the Nazis is
pummeled by a "storm
salute while watching a Nazi
was
trooper" when he failed to
demonstration in Berlin.
The calculated official persecution of all political antag¬
onists and especially of persons of the Jewish faith continues
in the Reich.
Apparently it is considered one of the chief
means of consolidating
German opinion.
Late in August
announcement was made that 33 prominent German foes
MONTHLY
Sept., 1933.]
exile, had been deprived
all their property had
the final days of August three enor¬
were
organized at the eastern and
of the present regime, now living in
of their German citizenship while
been confiscated.
mous
In
demonstrations
western frontiers and in
the centre of the Reich.
Near the
Tannenberg, Chancellor Hitler greeted
President Von Hindenberg, Aug. 27, and in the name of
the Nation presented valuable forest lands to the leader
at the battle in 1914 which resulted in the destruction of
Polish
border,
at
Flying over the Reich, Chancellor Hitlei
addressed an immense gathering of Nazis at
the Neiderwald Monument which commemorates German
victories over the French in 1870.
He referred pointedly to
Russian army.
late the same day
a
proclaimed that Germany never will
renounce the Saar, and the Saar never will forego Germany.
On Aug. 30 the Nazis began to gather at Nuremberg, for
a
monster celebration and party conclave, which lasted
until Sept. 3.
Chancellor Hitler addressed the meeting on
party policies, on the final day, and the "storm troops"
paraded by in a tremendous line.
the
Saar
area
and
The Cuban Revolutionary
Upheaval,
quick political overturn occurred in Cuba in August,
under the skillfull guidance of Cuban political leaders.
The incident was important not only because of its signifi¬
cance in the affairs of the Island, but also because it reflected
A
policy of non-intervention on the part of the United States
Government in Latin American affairs. A complete change
of Government was engineered on Aug. 12, when President
Gerardo Machado was forced to fly for his life by airplane.
Popular discontent with the regime of Machado had been
growing for years and finally reached the proportions of
what most observers called a "passive revolution."
The
animosity was focussed on Machado, in part because of the
growing economic discontent, but also by reason of the
increasingly oppressive methods and the growing list of
political murders laid at the door of his henchmen.
Relief
appeared in sight when U. S. Ambassador Wells, soon after
his appointment, began to negotiate with all political parties
in an endeavor to settle the difficulties by peaceful means.
The passive revolution flared into a more active one, with
widespread strikes as the chief manifestation.
A formula,
involving a "leave of absence" for President Machado
finally was found, and Dr. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes was
named to succeed the deposed dictator.
Excesses occurred, despite the care taken to avoid them,
and President Roosevelt found it advisable to dispatch
several small American warships to Cuban ports in order
to reassure foreigners and provide protection if necessary.
In taking this action, however, President Roosevelt made
a
it clear that
no
intervention
was
He issued,
involved.
on
Aug. 13, the following statement:
"Latest
advices
are
to
the
effect
that
domestic
distur¬
bances, including acts of violence, are occurring in some parts
of Cuba among certain elements of the population.
In
these circumstances I feel constrained, as a matter of special
11
REVIEW
devote enough space here to reporting these details.
be recalled that the permanent financing referred
It will
to con¬
sisted of an offering of $350,000,000 "or thereabouts" of
Treasury notes bearing only 1%% interest and running for
roughly 2 years, the notes being dated August 15 1933 and
maturing Aug. 1 1935, and of an offering of $500,000,000 of
United States bonds running for 8 years and bearing 344%
interest.
In this last instance the $500,009,000 was merely
the Secretary of the
the nominal amount of the offering as
Treasury had reserved the right to increase the total of the
issue by an amount sufficient to permit the accepting of all
subscriptions for which 144% Treasury certificates of in¬
debtedness due Sept. 15
There were outstanding
1933 might be tendered in payment.
$451,447,000 of these certificates of.
indebtedness.
The Treasury circular also stated, as noted
in our remarks for July, that subscriptions for which pay¬
ment should be tendered in Treasury certificates of indebted¬
ness due Aug. 15 1933 would be given preferred allotment.
The subscription books were promptly closed on the day of
the offering (July 31) but it was then stated that the books
would remain open until further notice for cash subscrip¬
tions for amounts up to and including $10,000 (which were
to get full allotment in any event) and for subscriptions for
which payment was to be made in Treasury certificates
maturing either Aug. 15
or
Sept. 15.
In the latter case the
books remained open two days longer and on
announced that the offering of $500,000,000
Treasury
bonds
differed from
(which
Aug. 2 it was
8-year 344%
the Treasury notes
that they were not exempt 'from the surtaxes though very
few persons were aware of the fact) had been oversubscribed
than 6 times and that the subscriptions for the $350,000,000 of 1%% 2^year notes had been in excess of $1,500,000,000.
According to the final figures subscriptions to the
offering of 344% Treasury bonds totaled $3,224,379,150, of
which $476,006,500 represented exchange subscriptions. The
more
subscriptions for the 1%% Treasury notes aggregated $1,577.189,300, of which $181,364,000 represented exchange
subscriptions.
The amounts allotted were $835,036,650 in
the case of the
Treasury bonds
(of which $124,835,500
were
allotted in exchange for August certificates of indebtedness
and $231,057,000 on subscriptions in exchange for the certificates of indebtedness
maturing Sept. 15)
while in the case
of the Treasury notes the allotments were $353,865,000. of
which $113,532,200 represented allotment on exchange sub¬
scriptions. As lias been the custom, payment by banks for
subscriptions
could
properly qualified)
be made
for
by credit
,
on
their
both the bonds and the
books
(if
notes and
the amount of Government deposits growing out of the allot¬
ments for the bonds and the notes combined
aggregated
$539,293,000 for the entire country, of which $257,555,750
represented deposits in the New York Federal Reserve
district.
This state of things enabled the Washington au¬
thorities to put out a statement saying that the largest cash
balance in the history of the Treasury in peace time had
been established
dent
on
Roosevelt's
Aug. 15 to meet expenditures of Presi¬
program.
Associated Press ad¬
recovery
precaution and solely for the purpose of safeguarding and vices continued by saying that at the close of business the
protecting the lives and persons of American citizens in Treasury had cash on hand of approximately $1,200,000 000,
Cuba, to order certain vessels to points on the Cuban coast.
after selling $1,188,901,650 of bonds and notes offered to
"The change of Government now taking place in Cuba
the public for subscription early in the month.
is in entire accord with the recognized constitution and laws
There were several sales of Treasury bills during August
of that country, and no possible question of intervention
on a discount basis and such was the
pressure of loanable
or of
the slightest interference with the internal affairs of
funds for investment as the result of the Federal Reserve
Cuba has arisen or is intended by this precautionary step
easy money policy (the Federal Reserve banks the last two
to protect, if necessary, the lives of American citizens,
weeks of August increased their purchases of U. S. securi¬
pending the restoration of normal conditions of law and ties from $10,000,000 a week to
roughly $35,000,000 a week),
order by the Cuban authorities.
I am giving strict instruc¬ that the sales were conducted at steadily
decreasing cost to
tions, accordingly, to the commanders of each vessel.
the Government, though the purchasing rate already was
"The American people deeply sympathize with the people
abnormally low. The disposal on July 31 of $60,096,000 of
of Cuba in their economic distress, and are praying that
91-day Treasury bills dated Aug. 2 at 99.913 or at an average
quiet and strict order may soon prevail in every part of
rate on a bank discount basis of 0.35% has already been
Cuba.
The American Government will lend all aid feasible,
noted
through constituted Cuban authorities, for the relief of the
distressed people of ..the island."
The difficulties
were
less
pronounced for a time after this
himself and
It was indi¬
step was taken, and Dr. de Cespedes devoted
his new regime to the task of reconstruction.
cated in Washington that every aid desired
Cuban Government would be extended, and
by the
new
several agri¬
dispatched to Havana
cultural and economic experts were
and placed at the disposal of the United
States Embassy.
Signs of opposition to the De Cespedes Government ap¬
peared, however, and a revolt of more serious proportions
made its appearance on Sept. 5, necessitating the dispatch
of a number of United States warships to Cuba.
Units of
the Cuban army and navy, as well as the police in some
cities, joined the new revolutionary movement, and the
Government of Cuba passed into the hands of a revolutionary
committee of five.
;
•.;:U'Ur' /;■'
THE AUGUST FINANCING
OF
THE
U.
S.
TREASURY.
by
Dean
nounced
August long-term financing of the United States Treas¬
ury was
to
announced on the last day of July and was referred
in
analysis for the month of July.
On Aug 2
Acting Secretary of the Treasury, an¬
offering of $75,000,000 or thereabouts of 91-day
our
Acheson,
an
Treasury bills, tenders for which were received on Monday
Aug. 7.
These bills were dated Aug. 9 and are to mature
Nov. 8 1933, the proceeds to be used to retire an issue of
$75,067,000 of bills maturing on Aug. 9.
The tenders aggre¬
gated $263,679,000 of which $75,142,000 were accepted.
average
price received
bank
discount
ceeds
to
basis
was
of
99.919
0.32%
or
an
average rate
The
on
a
On
Monday
Aug. 14. subscriptions to another offering of 91-day Treas¬
ury bills for amount of $75,000,000 were received, the pro¬
Aug. 16,
Nov.
15
which
be applied
per
annum.
to an issue of $75,442,000 maturing on
were dated Aug. 16 and will mature
These bills
1933.
The
$75,100,000
subscriptions
totaled
$281,341,000
of
accepted.
In this case the Treasury
realized an average price of 99.933 or an average rate on a
discount basis of 0.26%.
On Monday, Aug. 21. tenders were
were
received for
$60,000,000 of 91-day Treasury bills. These bills
and mature Nov. 22 1933 and went to
issue of $60,078,000 of bills payable Aug. 23.
The
dated Aug. 23
were
The
us
G.
retire
an
tenders footed up
$266,370,000 of which $60,200,000
were
ac¬
in our review of the events of that month and ac¬
cordingly it is necessary to note here merely the different
sales of Treasury bills on a discount basis made during the
cepted.
month
000.000 of 91-day bills for the purpose of refunding an issue
by
us
of August.
rate
day.
The average price realized was 99.945 or an average
on a bank discount basis of 0.22% per annum.
On Mon¬
Aug. 28. tenders were received for an issue of $100,-
As however the details of the subscrip¬
tions to the long-term financing were not finally available
of
until well
dated Aug.
along in August, though the Treasury officials had
announced
enormous
o^er-subscriptions it is necessary to
$100,352,000 of bills maturing Aug. 30.
The bills were
30 and will mature Nov. 29 1933.
The bids for
the same totaled $403,192,000 and the Treasury Department
.
accepted
tained
In this case the Government ob¬
price of 99.965 or an average rate of
On Aug. 29 invitations were issued to a $75,000,000
$100,296,000.
average
an
0.14%.
the day for the receipt of tenders being
offering of bills,
They were 91-day bills dated Sept. 6 and maturing
taking up of an issue of $75,529,000 of bills maturing Sept. 6.
The amount applied for
was
$272,935,000 of which the Treasury Department ac¬
cepted $75,039,000.
The average price obtained in this in¬
Sept. 1.
Dec. 6 1933 and were for the
stance was 99.971, making the average rate on a bank dis¬
count basis only
about 0.12%
Thus with each
per annum.
sale of bills the Treasury was able to obtain a better
price.
the rate been less than 0.12%,
namely in the case of bills dated Dec. 28 1932 and which were
Only
previously has
once
negotiated at an average rate of 0.09% per annum—all ab¬
normally low figures and reflecting the putting out of Re¬
credit beyond the needs of trade and beyond the ability
of the money market to absorb, so that unused bank credit
serve
kent steadily piling up at the monetary centres.
NEW SECURITY ISSUES
AND
DIVIDENDS
Florence Stove Co.—Dividend
a share to 50c. a share.
AUGUST.
small brewery issues, consisted, as in previous
mainly of State and municipal obligations.
Below we give the larger offerings for August:
a
few
months,
a
regular dividend of 75c.
paid on this issue.
Corp.,
Commercial
share
extra dividend of 25c. a share
an
Sugar Co., Ltd.—Extra dividend of 50c. a
capital stock, payable Sept. 5 1933, subject to the 5%
Hawaiian unemployment tax.
the
on
&
Federal tax and the 0.5%
International
Safety Razor Corp.—Dividend on the class "B" no par
payable Oct. 2 1933.
stock resumed by the declaration of 25c. a share,
(Spencer) Kellogg & Sons, Inc.—Quar. dividend on the no par common
stock increased from 15c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Sept. 30 1933.
Inc.—Quar. dividend on the $4 cumul. pref. stock
payable Sept. 1 1933.
May Hosiery Mills,
increased from 25c. a share to $1 a share,
McWilliams
Dredging Co.—Dividend on the no par capital stock resumed
by payment of 25c. a share, due Sept. 1 1933.
On Dec. 1 1931, a quar.
div. of 37Hc. a share was paid on this issue; none since.
Cincinnati.,
ended Dec. 31 1932, in the amount of 32c. (Mexican currency) per share
declared on the partic. pref. shares.
A dividend of 8% (15.92c. Mexican
currency)
on
E.
this issue
New
paid on this issue on July 14 1931; none since.
was
the no par common stock
A similar dividend was paid
Meyers & Bro. Co.—Dividend
by the payment of 25c. a share.
Insurance
Jersey
on
on
Dec. 31 1932; none since.
on
Newark,
Co.,
the capital stock by payment
Oshkosh
Overall
stock and
dividend
N. J.—Semi-annual
of 40c. a share.
convertible
a
stock increased from
Eagle Oil Co., Ltd.—A dividend of 8% in respect of the year
Mexican
resumed
Tew York.
Sartic. preference stock at $12 aspeculation. Panton & Co.,
Stock offered
share. By
as
share and
a
were
Hawaiian
The F.
MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING.
Brewery
increased from
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.—Quar. dividend on the common stock increased
from 75c. a share to $1 a share, payable Oct. 2 1933.
In previous quarters
resumed
200,000 shs. Wiedemann
increased
the common stock increased from 25c.
on
Goodman Mfg. Co.—Quar. dividend on the common stock
45c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Sept. 29 1933.
Mesta Machine Co.—Quar. dividend on the common
15c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Oct. 2 1933.
IN
Domestic offerings in August, with the exception of
INDUSTRIAL AND
First Chrold Corp.- -Dividend on the no par capital stock
from $2 a share to Si !.ll a share, payable Aug. 18 1933.
Co.—Dividend resumed
the $2 cumul. conv. pref.
on
initial div. of $1 a share was declared on the no par common
an
stock, payable Sept. 1 1933.
1,000,000 shs. Speculative Profits Shares, Inc., common stock, par
10c. a share, priced at $1.25 a share.
Stock offered as a
speculation.
By Geo. A. Rogers & Co., Inc., New York.
Pacific
200,000 shs. (The Ph.) Zang Brewing & Bottling Co., capital stock
at $5 a share.
By Nixon Elliott & Co., Denver.
Parker
Seaboard
Foundation, Ltd.—Dividend resumed on the class
declaration of 15c. a share, payable July 15
"A" stock, no par value, by
1933.'.'
•
.
695,000 shs. Bavarian
stock
$1.25
at
writers:
Co.,
Brewing
Covington, Ky.,
capital
share offered as a speculation.
Under¬
Cleveland & Co., Inc., Chicago: J. Ross
Wayne, Ind., and Alfred R. Miller, New
a
W.
Paul
McCulloch,
Inc.,
Ft.
York.
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67,500 shs. Hyde Park Breweries Association, Inc., common stock
of $10 par value priced at market.
By Edward D. Jones
& Co., St. Louis, Mo.
MUNICIPAL
$9,500,000 Buffalo,
Rust-Proof
Co.—Quar.
dividend on the no par
75c. a share.
increased from 62Hc. a share to
Penick
common
Ltd., Inc.—Special dividend of 50c. a share on the no
stock, in addition to a quarterly div. of 50c. a share on the
issue, both payable Sept. 15 1933.
On June 15 1933, company
paid a quar. div. of 25c. a share on the common stock.
par common
same
Pepperell Mfg. Co.—Dividend resumed
of
the capital stock by payment
1933.
A
on
payable Aug. 15
made on May 16 1932; none since.
semi-annual dividend of $3.20 a share,
a
div. of $1
quar.
share
a
was
Pet Milk Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock resumed
tion of 25c. a share, payable Sept. 25 1933.
FINANCING.
N. Y., 4.20%
bonds, due serially from 1934 to
1953 incl., awarded to the City Company of New York
and associates, at a price of 100.20, a basis of about 4.18%.
Re-offered on a yield basis of from 2 to 4.05%, according to
maturity.
"V,;:;.vVv.
7,881,000 Maryland (State of) 4% certificates of indebtedness pur¬
chased by a syndicate headed by the Chase National Bank
of New York, as follows: $7,000,000, due from 1934 to 1948
incl., at a price of 105.59, a basis of about 3.24%, and
$881,000, due from 1936 to 1948 incl., at 105.93, a basis of
about 3.27 %.
Re-offered on a yield basis of from 1 to 3.20 %,
according to maturity.
3,083,800 Philadelphia, Pa., bonds, representing subscriptions re¬
ceived during August to the $10,000,000
5% 20 to 50-
stock
& Ford,
Sanford Mills.—Dividend of 50c.
payable Sept. 1 1933.
a
share made
share
a
on
This compares with
Jan.
on
15
by
a
declara¬
no par common stock,
previous payment of 25c.
the
a
1932.
Scott Paper Co.—Quar. dividend on the no par common stock increased
from 35c. a share to 37He. a share, payable Sept. 30 1933.
Scottish Type Investors, Inc.—Initial dividends of 5 5-19th cents a share
on the class "A" and class "B" stocks, par $1 each, payable Sept. 30 1933.
Selected
American
Inc.—Initial
Shares,
dividend
of
$0.034737
per
share, payable Sept. 15 1933, on this issue.
Southern
Fire
from 25c.
a
Insurance.—Dividend
share to 50c.
a
on
the capital stock
share, payable Aug. 15 1933.
increased
Jear optional issue being offered to investors at par and the
une 2.
which was offered without success on
Bonds
South Porto Rico Sugar Co.—Quar. dividend on the common stock of
no par value increased from 40c. a share to 60c. a share, payable Oct. 2
1933.
sales during August increased the total sold to $7,083,800.
Standard Steel
are
2,015,000 Cleveland, Ohio, 4H, 4H and 5H% bonds were sold at
private sale to a group headed by Lehman Bros, of New
York.
Price paid not made public.
Bonds mature from
1934 to 1942 incl.
75c.
a
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.—Special dividend of 2He.
capital stock,
1,711,000 Washington (State of)
1943 incl., purchased at
and
Construction Co., Ltd.—Dividend resumed on the $3
class "A" preference stock by declaration of a dividend of
share, payable Oct. 1 1933.
cumul. red.
4H% bonds, due from 1935 to
par by the Spokane Eastern Co.
associates.
1,180,000 Erie Co.,
N. Y., 4H% emergency relief bonds, due from
1934 to 1943 incl., awarded to a group managed by Halsey,
par
a
share on the
$1, payable Sept. 30 1933.
Socony-Palmyra Bridge Co.—Quar. dividend
the common and on the
class "A" stock of no par value increased from 25c. a share to 50c. a
share, payable Sept. 30 1933.
on
United Elastic Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased
from 10c. a share to 20c. a share, payable Sept. 23 1933.
Stuart & Co., Inc. of New York at 100.13, a basis of about
Re-offered at prices to yield from 3.50 to 4.20%,
United States Foil Co.—Quar. dividend on the class "A" and "B'T com¬
mon stocks increased from 5c. a share to 10c. a share, payable Oct. 2 1933
according to maturity.
United States Leather Co.—Dividend of 2% declared on the 7% cumul.
prior pref. stock on account of accumulations.
The last regular quar.
4.48%.
v
1,015,000 Columbus, Ohio, 4H and 5% bonds, comprised seven
issues maturing serially from 1936 to 1948 incl., awarded
to the Huntington Securities Corp. of Columbus at 96.42,
a
basis of about 4.99%.
Publicly offered to yield from
4.50 to 4.80%, according to maturity.
1,000,000 Alameda Co., Calif., 4H% poor relief bonds, due annually
from 1944 to 1950 incl., purchased at 101.30, a basis of
about 4.37%, by R. H. Moulton & Co. of Los Angeles and
others.
Re-offered for public subscription at prices to yield
4.25% on all maturities.
payment of 1% % was made on Jan. 3 1933.
Utica
Victor
dividend declarations in August are mostly
of a favorable nature.
The following table, divided into two
sections, namely, "Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable
Changes," gives the more important of the changes:
by
FAVORABLE
Sept. 1 1933 increased from 2c.
American
Electric
CHANGES.
Inc.:—Dividend
Securities
a
on
share to 2.5c.
the capital stock payable
a share.
Corp.—Dividend
partic. pref. stock increased from 5c.
Sept. 1 1933.
on
share to 10c.
a
the 30c. cumul.
a share, payable
Berghoff Brewing Corp.—Initial dividend of 30c.
a
share
the
on
stock, par $1, payable Sept. 1 1933.
divi¬
common
'
Canadian Eagle Oil Co.,
shares
against coupon
Ltd.—Dividend resumed on the partic. pref.
No. 3 by the payment of 8% a share, equal to
23.88c. in Canadian currency.
stock
Co., Inc.—Quar. dividend
resumed
by
payment
dividend at this rate
on
of 50c.
a
the $2 cumul. conv., class "A"
share.
The last regular quar.
made on March 1 1932
was
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Quar. dividend
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc.—Quar. dividends
a
share to 25c.
a
Inc.—Dividend on the common stock
a share, payable Aug. 15 1933.
share.
on the common stock resumed by the
A quar. of $1.50 a share was paid on June 1 1930;
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Ward Baking Corp.—Dividend on the 7% cumul. pref. stock increased
from 25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Oct. 1 1933.
(The)
■'
Wehle Brewing Co.,
West
Haven,
Conn.—Initial dividend of
share of capital stock, par $10, for every nine shares of stock held.
Western Auto-Supply Co.—Quar. dividends on the class "A" and "B"
common stocks increased from 25c. a share to 50c. a share, both payable
Sept.
1
1933.
UNFAVORABLE
Home
CHANGES.
Products
Corp.—The directors, on Aug. 25 1933,
declared a monthly dividend of 20c. a share on the common stock,
payable Oct. 2 1933.
This compares with 25c. a share which is payable
on Sept.
14. 1933.
Annapolis Dairy Products Co.—Quar. dividend of 1M%
7% cumul. pref. stock, due July 1 1933, omitted.
Atlantic
Building
the
on
the
share on the
(Boston).—Dividend on the capital
share to $1 a share, payable Sept. 15 1933.
stock
J
Continental Gas & Electric
no
par common
Crowell
Corp.—Quar. dividend of 42c. a share on the
stock, payable about Oct. 1 1933, omitted.
Publishing Co.—Quar. dividend of 25c.
Sept. 24 1933,
on
the
no par
a share, payable about
capital stock omitted.
Engineers
Public Service Co.—Action on the quar. divs. of $1.25 a
share on the $5 cumul. conv. pref. stock; $1.37H a share on the $5.50
cumul. pref. stock, and $1.50 a share on the $6 cumul. pref. stock, all
due Oct. 1 1933, deferred until a September meeting.
General Outdoor Advertising Co., Inc.—No action taken on the quar.
div. of 1H % a share, due Aug. 15 1933, on the 6% cumul. pref. stock.
(Henry) Holt & Co., Inc.—Quar. dividend of 15c.
on
a
Trust
.
stock increased
common
from 62Hc. a share to 70c. a share, payable Oct. 2 1933.
from 15c.
a
since.
none
decreased from $1.50 a
Atlas Brewing Co. of Chicago.—Directors declared an additional
dend of 25c. a share on the capital stock payable Aug. 19 1933.
Carman &
Cotton Mills,
declaration of 50c.
Monaghan Co.—-Dividend
American
American Business Shares,
a
payment of $1
one
Changes ir
& Mohawk
resumed
'
common
cumul.
class
"A" stock, due Sept.
1
a
share
on
the $1.80
1933, deferred.
Key West Electric Co.—Quar. dividend of $1
stock increased
share, payable Sept. 15 1933.
pref. stock, series "A", due Sept.
1
a share on the 7%
1933, omitted.
cumul.
Lexington (Ky.) Water Co.—Quar. dividend of 1%%, due Sept. 1 1933,
on
the 7% cumul.
pref. stock deferred.
Colonial Finance Corp. (R. I.).—Quar. dividend of 1M% a share on
the 7% preferred stock resumed, payable Sept. 15 1933.
A like dividend
was paid on this issue on Jan. 15 1933.
Merchants
Consolidated
Meteor Motor Car Co.—Quar. div. of 12Hc. a share on the no par capital
Paper Co.,
Monroe,
Mich.—Dividend
on
the
common
stock resumed by quar. payment of 10c. a share, payable Sept. 1 1933.
Cord Corp.—Dividend on the capital stock of $5 par value increased from
10c. a share to 20c. a share, payable Sept. 15 1933.
Draper Corp.—Quar. dividend
from 50c.
a
share to 60c.
a
on
share.
the
no
par
common
stock increased
Exchange,
Inc.,
San
Francisco,
Calif.—Semi-annual
dividend of 2% a share on the capital stock, due July 1 1933, omitted.
stock, payable about Sept.
1
1933, omitted.
Michigan Electric Power Co.—Quar. divs. due July 1 1933
cumul. pref. stock and on the 6 % pref. stock
on
the 7%
both omitted.
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—Quar. dividends of $1.50 on the no par
$6 cumul. prior lien stock and $1.75 a share on the 7% cumul. prior lien
stock of $100 par value, both due Aug. 1 1933, omitted.
MONTHLY
SEPT., 1933.]
Northland Greyhound Lines,
on
the
$6J4 cumul.
Northwestern
Inc.—Quar. dividend of S1.62H & share
pref. stock, series "I", omitted.
conv.
Public
Service
Co.—Quar. dividends, due Sept. 1, on
the 6% and 7% cumul. pref. stocks deferred.
Regular quar. divs. of
114% and
respectively, were paid on June 1 last.
Oregon-Washington Water Service Co.—Quar. dividend of lH%t due
Sept. 1 1933, on the $6 cumul. pref. stock deferred.
Pacific
Indemnity Co.—Quar. dividend of 25c.
July 1 1933, on the capital stock omitted.
Republic Service Corp.—Quar. dividend of 75c.
on
the cumul.
Trusteed
New
a
a
share, payable about
share, due Aug. 1 1933,
pref. stock omitted.
York
Bank
shares reduced from 4.4c.
a
dividend
on
these
share to 3.2c. a share, payable Aug. 10 1933.
Storage Co.—Quar. dividend of 25c. a share on the common
stock, payable about Aug. 10, on the common stock omitted.
United Corp. (Del.).—Quar. dividend of 10c. a share on the no par common
stock, payable about Oct. 1 1933, omitted.
,
United Guaranty Corp.—Semi-annual dividend of $1.75 a share on the
no par $3.50 cumul. prior pref. stock, due Aug. 15 1933, deferred.
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—Dividend on the 6% cumul. pref. stock
reduced from 75c. a share to 37He. a share, and on the 7% cumul. pref.
stock from 87^c. a share to 43%c. a share.
THE COURSE OF THE STOCK MARKET DURING AUGUST 1933.
On
a
greatly diminished volume of trading, the
course
of
the New York Stock market during August was irregular,
but with the tendency of prices upward as a result of which
a
good portion ofJhe heavy losses suffered during the specular
tive collapse the previous month was recovered.
There was
however, any sustained rise, there being many days
when the market showed downward reactions, some of them
never,
of considerable extent.
was
a
talk of
Stocks moved higher whenever there
inflationary
moves,
which usually coincided with
rise of the foreign exchanges against New York and result¬
ing depreciation in the gold value of the American dollar,
depreciation was still hailed with great satisfaction on
the theory that this meant higher prices all around in securi¬
ties as well as in commodities in the carrying out by the
authorities at Washington of the National Recovery plan.
On the other hand downward reactions in stocks usually
occurred when special weakness came in the commodity
markets and this happened not infrequently as the grain and
the cotton markets were depressed throughout the entire
month.
There appeared to be no very extensive liquidation
in stocks, but speculative fervor was lacking, after the
July
breakdown, and no large or sustained buying was in evidence
and conflicting views were entertained regarding the im¬
mediate future of values.
Doubts, too, as to the complete
success of the National
Recovery plan of the Washington
Administration also tended to restrain security buying, the
chief element of doubt being as to whether the shorter hours
for labor with increased wages and higher selling prices for
goods could surely be depended upon to bring about an era
of sustained
activity in the business world generally. Caution
in the making of new commitments seemed enjoined also by
multiplying indications of a slackening in trade, whether
mainly seasonal or due to more enduring causes was the
uncertain factor.
The production of steel in the United
States fell from 57% of capacity to 47% and there was
evidence also of a slowing down in the lumber industry and
in cotton textiles and a few other lines, though on the other
hand the car loadings continued to run well ahead of last
which
year
in
and the production of electricity remained considerably
excess
of
1932, besides which the railroads in their current
reports of earnings also showed greatly improved results as
compared with the preceding year, the improvement in
many cases indeed being spectacular.
But if evidence of large size liquidation was kicking in the
stock market, it was decidedly in evidence in the
grain
markets, though this was held in check the first half of the
month by the operation of pegs fixing minimum prices below
which no transactions could be made.
When finally the
pegs were removed violent declines in grain prices ensued
and the effect upon the stock market might have been
quite
pronounced except that about the same time the action of
the Federal Reserve banking system in
increasing its pur¬
chase of U. S. securities from $10,000,000 a week to $35,000,000 came in as a new development and was
accepted as
signifying the inauguration of definite plans for bringing
about inflation.
The foreign exchanges surged upward with
great rapidity and the gold value of the dollar suffered
corresponding depreciation.
The
September option for
wheat in Chicago closed Aug. 31 at 86J^c. as against
95JH>c.
on
July 31 and September corn closed at 49c. against
57IbgC. Aug. 2. As it happened, too, intense weakness
developed in the cotton market and led to a big break in the
price of that staple in continuation of the doAvnward plunge
in July after the spectacular heights to which the
price had
been carried
earlier
in
that month.
The
estimate
of
the
Department of Agriculture released on Aug. 8 and putting
the probable yield from the growing crop at
12,314,000
bales
or
1,300,000 bales above private forecasts did much
intensify the weakness in the cotton market.
The spot
price of the staple on the New York Cotton Exchange on
Aug. 31 was 9.45c. as against 10.00c. on July 31 and 11.75c.
on
July 18, the peak figure.
Inflation rumors and inflation
developments did duty many times during the month in
speeding stock prices upward.
The stock market had suffered a sharp break on
Monday,
July 31, the losses on that day running as high as 10 points
in some instances.
Improvement followed, however, on
Tuesday, Aug. 1, and inflation rumors from Washington on
Wednesday, Aug. 2, gained wide credence and had the
effect of sending stock prices higher all around as
they
to
caused
a
rise
in
the foreign
depreciation in the American dollar.
The great success
attending the Government's August financing was also a
favorable feature.
On Thursday, Aug. 3, the letting of the
naval building contracts served to strengthen the ship¬
building company shares, in particular Bethlehem Steel.
On Friday, Aug. 4, the Stock Exchange was the victim of
an unusual incident which resulted
in the termination of
business soon after the noon hour because of the acts of a
certain miscreant.
According to a statement issued by
Allen L. Lindley, Vice-President of the Exchange, investiga¬
tion disclosed that unknown \ persons had placed cylinders
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Union
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exchanges with corresponding
containing tear
gas
at
one
of the intakes of the Stock Ex¬
change ventilating system.
The gas permeated the trading
floor and the offices of the Exchange and rendered it necessary
to close the Exchange.
It deserves to be noted here also
that the Stock Exchange was
the
was
closed
on every
Saturday ot
month, according to previous arrangements, and this
one factor that served to diminish the volume of trading
during the month, though more potent causes for curtailing
dealings have already been mentioned.
On Aug. 8 stocks
again staged a sharp rise, almost entirely on reports that the
Washington Administration was once more engaged in
devising schemes of monetary inflation. Newspaper corre¬
spondents in dispatches from Hyde Park, New York (the
home of the President), appearing in the daily papers on the
morning of Aug. b, featured in prominent headlines that
three special students of the monetary question had been
summoned to
a
conference at the summer White
House
on
that
day.
These advisers of the President were Professor
George Warren of Cornell University; Professor James
Harvey Rogers of Yale University, and James Warburg ot
New York City, recently returned from the special post of
adviser to the American delegation at the London Economic
Conference.
President Roosevelt was believed by many
persons to have called the conference, so the accounts read, ,
as a result of the recent declines in the
commodity markets.
These inflationary rumors did their duty in raising prices
on the Stock
Exchange, the same as many previous rumors
of the
same
kind.
\
On
Wednesday, Aug. 9, the rise continued, mainly as the
result of the same inflationary rumors.
Weakness in the
grain and cotton markets theieafter caused downward re¬
actions for a time.
A sharp upward splurge in the grain
market and a brisk recovery in the price of cotton led to a
reversal of the downward course of the stock
market on
Thursday, Aug. 17, but aided also by a revival of talk of
monetary inflation and likewise a renewed rise in the foreign
exchanges on New York. This once more acted as a stimulus
to a rise in stock prices.
The final fillip occurred after
Aug. 20 in the action of all the foreign exchanges in running
strongly against New York, the resulting depreciation of
the American dollar proving a strong stimulating
influence
on Stock
Exchange speculation, it being accepted as renewed
evidence that the policy of inflation to which Washington
stands committed was in full force and effect. It now appeared
that the Federal Reserve banks had definitely embarked
upon the policy of increasing their purchases of United
States securities from 810,000,000 a week to $35,000,000
and the rise in the foreign exchanges with renewed collapse
in the American dollar was apparently predicated on ad¬
vance news in Europe of what was going on on this side.
The culmination of the rise in the foreign exchanges came on
Friday, Aug. 25, after the appearance Thursday evening,
Aug. 24, of the weekly Federal Reserve return definitely
confirming the news of the enlarged purchases of United
States securities. As far, however, as the stock market was
concerned the stimulus extended beyond that date.
On
Aug. 29 there came advices from Washington that the
President had issued an order permitting the export of newly
mined gold from the mines of the United States for the
purpose of sale in the free gold markets of the world.
This
sent the gold mining stocks up with great rapidity, carrying
the whole Stock Exchange list with it. The foreign exchanges
,
now
reacted and this caused
some
reaction also in stocks, but
the best prices as a rule were reached toward
month. Taking the averages for 50 selected
the close of the
stocks kept by
New York "Times" the low point of the month was
reached on Aug. 1 when the average was 80.40 and the high
figure, Aug. 29, when the average was 93.79, with the close
Aug. 31 at 90.92. The high and low dates for the 25 railroad
stocks forming part of the 50 were reached on the same
identical dates, namely 35.98 Aug. 1, and 44.59 Aug. 29,
with the close Aug. 31, 42.57. In the case of the 25 industrial
stocks the low was 124.83 Aug. 1, and the high 143.24
Aug. 25 with the close Aug. 31 at 139.27. In the case of the
New York Stock Exchange list 103 stocks reached new high
'igures for the year during August and 8 stocks dropped to
new low figures for 1933.
For the New York Curb Exchange
)he record is 76 new highs for 1933 during August, and 41
the
new
lows.
The
reasons
volume
given
of
was
trading,
on
a
as already stated, and for the
greatly reduced scale.
Total sales
the New York Stock Exchange for the month were
42,456,772 shares.
In July, when speculative activity was
at its height, the sales aggregated 120,271,243 shares.
In
August 1932 the sales were 82,625,795 shares, while in August
1931 the total was only 24,828,500 shares and in August
1930, 39,869,500 shares.
On the New York Curb Exchange
;he sales in August aggregated 6,515,581 shares.
This
compares with 21,102,896 shares in July and with 10,471,483.
shares in August 1932.
on
MONTHLY
14
stocks are concerned, United States
steel ranged between 4934 Aug. 16 and 5834 Aug. 25 and
closed Aug. 31 at 54%.
Steel preferred was at its highest
on Aug.
10 at 99% and at its lowest on Aug. 30 at 92%,
with the close Aug. 31 at 93%American Tel. & Tel. sold
up from 120% Aug. 1 to 131% Aug. 29 and closed Aug. 31
at 126%.
J. I. Case Threshing Machine advanced from 63
Aug. 1 to 79% Aug. 25, with the close Aug. 31 at 77. General
Electric rose from 21% Aug. 1 to 26% Aug. 25, with the
close Aug. 31 at 24%.
Consolidated Gas of New York
dropped from 54% Aug. 2 to 46% Aug. 17, with the close
Aug. 31 at 50%- This decline was the result of an order of
the Public
Service Commission reducing rates.
Allied
Chemical & Dye jumped from 112 Aug. 1 to 143% Aug. 25,
with the close Aug. 31 at 139.
Westinghouse Electric &
Manufacturing advanced from 38% Aug. 1 to 48% Aug. 29,
with the close Aug. 31 at 45%.
Homestake Mining which
had suffered a sharp decline in July, spurted up from 214%
Aug. 1 to 302, a new high for the year, on Aug. 30 as a
result of President Roosevelt's order permitting the export
and sale of newly mined gold from the mines of the United
States in the open markets of the world.
In the case of the
railroad list New York Central rose from 39 Aug. 1 to 53%
Aug. 29, with the close Aug. 31 at 50%. . Delaware &
Hudson advanced from 67 Aug. 1 to 85% Aug. 29, with the
close Aug. 31 at 79%.
Union Pacific jumped from 109
Aug. 1 to 131% Aug. 29 and closed Aug. 31 at 128. Southern
Pacific advanced from 23% Aug. 1 to 32% Aug. 29, with
the close Aug. 31 at 30%.
Baltimore & Ohio rose from 25%
Aug. 1 to 36% Aug. 29, with the close Aug. 31 at 35.
Southern Ry. advanced from 23% Aug. 1 to 34% Aug. 29, with
the close Aug. 31 at 32%, and Chesapeake & Ohio rose from
41 % Aug. 1 to 49% Aug. 29, with the close Aug. 31 at 47%.
The bond market followed a somewhat different course
from that of the stock market.
Low-priced issues occasion¬
As far
obligations and also for a large list of railroad and
bonds, and a considerable number likewise of
foreign bond issues.
States
industrial
Range During August
First
Government Bonds
Last
1933.
Sale
Sale
.
Aug. 1.
Aug.
Highest.
Lowest.
31.
333 s
.1932-1947
1022°32
.1932-1947
IOIM32
1012032Aug.
IO22832
8 IO22832Aug. 4
4 102i532Aug.28
102*532Aug.
4?*s
102 2 63JAug.
102*7,2
102**33
433s of 1933
Treasury 4?*s
.1947-1952
IO92632
Treasury 4s
.1944-1954
106
Treasury 3?*s._
_
.19,6-1956
Treasury 3?*s-_
.1943-1947
Treasiry 3s
-
-
2 1023o32Aug.28
1 11028,2Aug.23
1 l062S3jAug.23
2 105*32 Aug.23
104*232Aug.
-
1021632
102*32 Aug.
.1951-1955
982032
98*°32Aug.
Treasury 333s.-
.1940-1943
IOI2632
10l2232Aug.
Treasury 3?*s
.1941-1943
102*32
10l2032Aug.
Treasury 3v*s._-
.1946-1949
100*32
992632Aug.
1022 631
7 1022832Aug.l5
98 2 432Aug.29
4
4 102632 Aug.29
IO92632 AUg.
1052732AUg.
-
1028,3
7 102 ^2 A tig.31
7 IOO632 Aug.29
Atch Topeka & S Fe gen 4s. .1995
Baltimore & Ohio 1st gold 4s. .1948
95?*
95?* Aug.31
97H Aug.23
92?* Aug.
92?*
88?* Aug. 31
58?*
58X Aug.
80
80
Aug.
Ches & Ohio ref & impt 4)*sB '95
93 X
93
Boston & Maine 1st 5s ser
102 <32
10G83!
9533
89
1
63
Aug. 10
1
83
96
Aug. 17
3
72
Aug.
7
Aug. 1
Aug.14
06133
Aug. 21
Aug. 29
70?* Aug.
Chic Mllw & St P gen 4s A....1889
982 631
1023,2
1933.
Highest.
Lowest.
1960
AC '67
Convertible 4?*s—..
105
Aug. 31
1
1933.
10627,J
Price
Range for A ugust 1933.
Price
Aug.
110 2 631
Closing
Opening
Railroad and Industrial Bonds.
9433
2
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5sA._.1975
50 X
50?* Aug.
54
Aug. 10
51~~
Chic & N W conv 4?*s ser A.. 1949
34
34
3833 Aug. 23
7333 Aug. 22
6333 Aug. 25
37?3
6433 Aug. 10
62
3
69
C C C & St L 4**s series E
Erie ref & impt 5s of 1927
1967
Ref impt 5s of 1930
1975
Gt Northern gen 4**s ser E...1977
impt 5s '50
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s_—2003
Mo-Kan-Texas cum adj 5s
Missouri Pacific gen 4s
1967
1975
NYC & St L 4J*s series C...1978
N YN.H&II 1st & ref 4Hs... 1967
N Y Ont & West ref 4s
...1992
Pennsylvania RR deb 4J*sLouis-San
61~~
—
1970
60?* Aug.
60
60?* Aug.
69 >*
66X Aug.
69?* Aug.
1963
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s A
Kansas City Sou ref &
7
7
17
30
16
16
1
70
Aug.
73
62
71
7333 Aug.
77
Aug.
58
Aug.
54*
57
Aug.
19
Aug. 10
5633
1633
4933
75 >*
74
57X
51?* Aug.
55
55
16 H
15?* Aug. 16
75
Aug. 28
63
45?* Aug. 17
72
Aug.
1
62
Aug. 16
5233 Aug. 10
65
Aug. 25
83
79J* Aug.31
85
Aug.
25
21
Aug. 24
17?* Aug. 31
26
Aug.
1
23
Aug.
3
57 X
48 X
73
Aug.
Aug.
3
7433
64
7933
Francisco
General 4s series A.....
Con
71
1977
,1950
4>*s series A
1978
22 X
21?3
18
1956
__1952
58 X
55X Aug.
8
6033 Aug. 25
69 >*
69?* Aug.
1
7233 Aug. 30
72
Allegheny Corp coll tr 5s.....1944
Collateral & conv 5s....... 1949
61X
603-3 Aug. 31
66
Aug. 11
6033
60
Aug.
Southern Ry gen 4s ser A.
Western Maryland 1st 4s.
—
9
054 *
5033 Aug. 25
8433 Aug. 22
4933
1
1
99
Aug. 25
98 33
Aug.
54 ya
54
Aug. 16
Amer & Foreign Power 5s
2030
48
45
8
Bklyn Union Elev 1st 5s
1950
83?*
Dodge Bros conv deb 6s_.
1940
94 J*
X Aug.
83?* Aug.
94>i Aug.
6333 Aug. 30
65
Int Tel & Tel conv deb 4}*s__1939
63?*
5333 Aug.
Paramount Famous Lasky 6s .1947
30
2733 Aug. 14
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
34
34
6033 Aug. 23
35
Aug. 2
4433 Aug. 10
1957
55
1959
1962
54?*
51%
1333 Aug.
5333 Aug.
5333 Aug.
.1955
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B.
.
.
1947
1939
Aug.
1
1
9
83 *
6333
58
1925....
External 5J*S-_-__.__.i
1945
4833 Aug.
Aug. 25
16
6233 Aug. 21
57
62
58
18
Aug. 18
5733 Aug. 21
5333
8133 Aug.
8433 Aug. 25
83 J3
83
85
Aug. 22
External 4?*s of 1928
1956
77
8133 Aug.
7633 Aug.
80
Aug. 24
8333
7833
1958
34
29
35
Aug.
1969
External 8s
..1947
Brazil external 8s.'
.....1941
6J*S of 1927
Brisbane
(City)
1957
5s
......1957
Sinking fund 5s...
Chile. (Republic) 6s
..1958
Sept 1961
1963
External sinking fund 6s
8X
ioj*
32
12 x
135 X
German (Republic) 7s.......1949
70
German Govt Internat 5l*s..l965
44 **
Aug.
1033 Aug.
7
933
Aug.
3633 Aug. 25
3333
Aug.
3133 Aug.
3
9X Aug.
134 X
853
Aug.
6833 Aug.
6833 Aug.
ii~X\
29
9
69?*
External sinking fund 6s... 1962
1949
8
933 Aug. 10
32
29
French Republic ext 7**s-.__1941
External 7s of 1924...
Aug.
8
29
69 X
Aug.
Aug.
BUSINESS ON THE STOCK
VOLUME OF
Month of August.
82,625,795
42,456,772
Stock sales—No. of shares
344,194,950
187,108,150
168,901,800
503,587,144
Total bond sales
259,401,107
390,367,632
580,284,300
25,777,950
31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
United States Govt-.--
.
1,303,563,900
1,490,644,900 1,020,992,800 1,181,973,700
442,354,900
533,236,600
440,355,600
524,855,500
75,202,700
104,920,050
405,272,400
296,751,600
Total bond sales-... 2,312,252,000
1,866,620,800 1,820,130,350 1,821,121,500
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON
$
value)—
1931.
10,471,483
6,515,581
Stock sales—No. of shares
THE CURB EXCHANGE.
1932.
1933.
Month of August.
1930.
4,779,515
9,179,800
$
$
$ :V
'
■
46,944,000
2,058,000
2,070,000
140,058,000
3,708,500
3,553,000
60,664,000
2,163,000
1,953,000
64,958,000
147,319,500
64,780,000
51,072,000
77,073,624
34,396,805
75,947,131
165,804,060
59,976,000
2,536,000
2,446,000
Domestio
Foreign Government-
_ .
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales
7'
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31—•
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales
8
77,7*7*"
;*V 'v
•!.
*
value)—
Railroad and miscell—
State, munic. & foreign-
Bond sales (par
$
122,241,200
41,399,500
5,261,100
123,509,000
55,227,000
8,372,150
257,743,500
60,673,500
216,100,200
State, munic. & foreignUnited States Govt
Bond sales (par
1930.;
39,869,500
24,828,500
143,774,000
56,727,000
15,599,200
Railroad and miscell—
Jan. 1 to Aug.
92?*
$
$
■
8
value)—
Bond sales (par
;
82?*
100
EXCHANGE.
1931.
1932.
1933.
$
$
$
$
(par value)—
632,356,000
29,902,000
28,429,000
Foreign Government
Foreign corporate—...
Total bond sales
523,629,000
19,172,500
24,776,000
600,788,000
19,772,000
26,274,000
466,001,000
32,517,000
31,193.000
690,687,000
Domestic
567,577,500
646,834,000
529,711.000
2413 31056798
DURING AUGUST 1933.
THE MONEY MARKET
During August there was a further accumulation of idle
funds at the monetary centres and a further intensification
market already of an
of the ease in the New York money
unparalleled nature.
This was ascribable directly to the
putting afloat of additional Federal Reserve credit. In the
last two weeks of August the Federal Reserve Banks in¬
creased their purchases
of U. S. Government
securities from
roughly of $10,000,000 a week to $35,000,000 and
result of the continued acquisition of these Government
average
an
of Federal Reserve credit
securities the amount
outstand¬
total of the bill arid security hold¬
ings, increased from $2,200,415,000 July 26 to $2,290,746,000
Aug. 30.
There was no demand for banking accommoda¬
tion either for mercantile account or for speculative uses,
to absorb this new influx of Reserve credit and accordingly
rates for money in all branches of the loaning market, al¬
ready at extremely low levels, tumbled to still lower figures,
in many cases to depths never previously reached.
In the
extreme ease existing the permanent financing of the U. S.
Treasury, which consisted of the disposal of $835,036,650 of
8-year Sii% Treasury bonds and $353,865,000 of 1%% of
2-year Treasury notes wras carried through without a ripple
on the surface of the money market and the sale of Treasury
bills on a discount basis was at a steadily decreasing cost
to the Government in face of the fact that this cost was
already ckiwn to phenomenally low levels. As shown in our
discussioV of U. S. Treasury financing in the earlier part
of
this
7433 Aug. 28
7333 Aug. 28
1233 Aug. 10
933 Aug.
1233 Aug.
933 Aug.
13333 Aug.
13333 Aug.
6933 Aug.
4233 Aug.
1233 Aug.
143
9
3
Aug. 25
14333 Aug. 30
75
Aug. 9
47
Aug. 18
an&le the last sale of bills in
30
7233
As
discount
already
stated,
particularly in evidence the latter half of the month when
their weekly purchases of U. S.
the Reserve Banks increased
$10,000,000 to $35,000,000. On the New York
the official rate for call loans after being
held unchanged at 1% for a long time or since the previous
April 13 was on Wednesday, Aug. 30, reduced to only % of
1% per annum, this last being the lowest official figure since
1908.
After this reduction call loans in the outside market
securities from
Stock Exchange
August
High.
Renewal.
August
17-
2......
1
1
19.-
/ ow.
—
—
..
—
5
Sunday
Renewal.
1
Sunday
1
Saturday
6
High.
Saturday
—
1
4
EXCHANGE!
1
18—
3.
—
,
1
22—--
7—...
1
23
1
8
1
24-..-.
1
...
_
10—
70?3
tow.
NEW YORK STOCK
1
1
11..
43?3
day of the month:
DAILY CALL LOANS ON THE
10
14133
1%. In the following we
official quotations for call loans
arranged at as low as % of
each
1133
9 33
rates in all divisions of the
month, the decline being
money
market further declined during the
9
13933
August was on an
basis of 0.12% per annum as against
0.35%, the cost of this class of borrowing at the end of
July.
As a matter of fact, the subscriptions were largely
paid for with bank credit, as is evident from the fact that
the Government deposits growing out of the sale of the two
issues of U. S. Securities amounted to $539,293,000.
average
show the Stock Exchange
82?*
Bolivia (Republic) ext 7s
45?*
Rio Grande do Sul 8s
Uruguay (Republic)
Aug.
79
79
6s_...1947
1946
8s
^.1946
External
Aug. 30
1 83
Aug. 24
1 83
Aug. 25
9 100
884* Aug. 17 92?* Aug. 31
244* Aug. 29 29?* Aug. 1
364* Aug. 25 454* Aug. 1
79
98
79
99345
were
1957
Berlin (City) ext s f 6s
v
7s_-__1941
Queensland (State) est
33
External loan 5s of 1927
Australia 5s of 1925
(Concluded)—
(State) 5S..1957
5s.1958
External sinking fund
on
ser A
Argentina (Govt) 6s ser A
6s of June
Foreign Bonds
New South Wales
1933.
Highest.
Lowest.
1933.
4133
Foreign Bonds—
Antioquia (Dept) 7s
Aug. 31
ing, as measured by the
Fourth Liberty Loan—
1938
Price,
Range for August 1933.
Price
Aug. 1
as a
First Liberty Loan—
Closing
Opening
the separate
as
ally manifested, a slight weakness, and moved moderately
lower, while even the high priced issues were inclined to
yield fractionally. U. S. Government securities were well
maintained.
In the following table we indicate as usual, the
fluctuations for the month in the different issues of United
St
REVIEW
—
—_
12---..
1
1
Saturday
1
1
Sunday
-
1
Saturday
1
Sunday
33
1
15-
1
16
1
31
—
-
X
X
X
X
MONTHLY
Sept., 1933.]
On time loans, the rates for
to
almost
'have
continuously
for loans for 30 and 60 days;
annum
1% for 4 months and
ious months there
even an
given
tained
security collateral may be said
declined and at the end of
August the.rates for accommodations
only Va@%% per
%% for 90 days; %@
for 5 and 6 months. As in prev¬
tual transactions.
There
was an
based
active demand for
into their possession, the
came
dealers
By the third week of the month
to the lowest figure
Rates for bankers' acceptances were reduced Ys of 1% in
both the bid and the asked column after the close of busi¬
was
were not
bills that
the portfolios, it is stated were reduced
in the history of the bill market.
were
largely nominal, since they
new
unable to fill orders.
were
virtually no demand for time loans,
occasional transaction being very rare and the rates
were
15
REVIEW
Tuesday, Aug. 22, for 4, 5 and 6 months' obligations
Wednesday, Aug. 23, 60- and 90-day paper was also
reduced Ys of 1% in both columns and the former method
ness
and
on ac¬
commer¬
cial paper throughout the month within the limits of the avail¬
on
on
of quoting the market was
again resumed, that is with rates
able supply of paper.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank
in its tabulation issued under date of Aug. 18 showed
quoted for 30 and 60-day maturities instead of for 1 to 45
that
reduced Ys of
from
dealers
paper
new
appeared
that
total
a
of $96,900,000
York Reserve Bank
paper
as
June 30 1933 and only $60,100,000
on
The New
it
noted
that
on
May 31.
the
drawings of
during August continued to be readily absorbed
by the investment demand and said that in fact orders
re¬
ceived from banks by the dealers considerably exceeded the
which
paper
available.
was
continued to rule at 1 Y>%
from 4 to 6 months and at
DAILY
Rates
for commercial
paper
for extra choice names running
names less well known.
1%% for
RECORD OF TIME LOAN RATES.
Rates
Mixed Collateral.
on
August.
30 Days.
60 Days.
90 Days.
4 Months.
1
1
1
1X@1X
1
1X@1X
1X@1X
IX®2
2
©IX
®IX
3
1
©IX
1
4
1
®IH
1
1X@1X
1X@1X
1X@2
1X ©2
5 Months.
all maturities.
of
against $72,-
On Aug. 30 rates were further
1% in both the bid and the asked column for
days and for 46 to 60 days.
by the Bank from commercial
outstanding at the end of July,
paper was
700,000
received
returns
This last reduction brought the acceptance
rates down to the lowest levels on record, that is to the
reached
collapse in March.
The new rates are only %% bid and
Y\°fo asked for bills running 30, 60 and 90 days. The bill
buying rate of the New York, Reserve Bank was continued
at
1% for bills running from 1 to 90 days and proportionately
In the scarcity of bills, how¬
ever, the bank was unable to get any new bills to replace
bills that ran off, and its holdings of acceptances Aug. 30
were $6,900,000 as against $9,616,000 July 26.
Its holdings
of bills, however, for account of foreign correspondent banks
were a little higher on Aug. 30 at $39,099,000 against $36,021,000 on July 26.
higher for longer maturities.
6 Months.
PRIME
5
@1X
®1X
1
IX® IX
IX® 1H
@1X
©IX
1X@IX
IX@2
BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES.
1 X©2
v.:-
IX@2
1 X ©2
;
,,
Call I oans
1X @2
90 Days
60 Days
30 Days
Secured by
Aug,
120 Days
150 Days
180 DayS\
Accept'ces. Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid <fc Ask Bid & Ask Bid &
Satur day
.......
6
level
9 1933 immediately preceding the banking
Feb.
on
Asli
Sun day
7
1
8
1
1
@1X
@1X
©IX
@1X
1H@1X
1X@1X
1X@2
1
l..».
1X©2
1
©IX
1X@2
1
1
1
®1X
1
®ix
1
1
®1X
1
®1X
.11
1
1
1
@1X
l
©IX
1X©2
1X@2
1X@2
1X@2
1
2
1 X@2
9
.10
1
®1X
12
3....
4....
1X®2
1
1
@1X
1
©IX
1X@1X
1
1
®1X
1
1X@1X
10
1
1
1
©IX
1
©IX
©IX
©IX
©IX
1X@IX
1X@1X
1X@1X
1X@1X
1
1
1
@1X
1
1
1
1
@1X
1
19
1X@1X
1X@1X
Satur day
.20
1
1
1
1
1X@1X
1X@1X
1
1
1
1
1X@1X
ix@ix
l
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banks and bankers made
larger gain for a single
similar period during the
past two years.
According to Robert H. Bean, Executive
Secretary of the American Acceptance Council, the total of
bills on July 31 was $738,258,963, a gain over June 30 of
during July than in
$17,363,122 during June this made a gain of over
•$69,000,000 in the volume of acceptances outstanding during
what Mr. Bean calls "the two normally quiet months of the
year," and hence in his view
was
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to which banks and bankers
are
putting their acceptance privilege."
He pointed out also
that every type of bankers' acceptance credit participated in
the increase.
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cotton
Department of Agriculture.
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based
on
some
return
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with
was
goods stored in
credits arranged through the
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the advance in the volume of bills
shipped between foreign countries,
the increase here of $6,432,457 being taken as
"indicating
to
the
dollar
or
business
of financing
acceptances."
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discount rates of any of the Federal Reserve Banks.
MONEY AT
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NEW YORK.
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Mr.
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foreign transac¬
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in the granting of
shows that 63 prominent
accepting banks throughout the country had a larger volume
of outstanding bills than at the end of June.
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particularly noticeable in the New York, 'Chicago, Minne¬
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total
rising to $593,000,000 against $551,000,000 at the end
of June and as compared with $564,000,000 at the end of
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THE
RETURNS
OF
BROKERS'
The feature
August
was
THE FEDERAL
LOANS
of the
IN NEW
RESERVE BANKSCITY.
YORK
Federal Reserve
statements
during
the increase in the purchases of U. S. securities.
The last two weeks of the month the 12 Reserve Banks added
to their holdings of U. S. Government securities at the rate
of
approximately
$35,000,000
week
a
mediately nreceding acquisitions
as
against
of roughly
a
of renewed activity
aceptance credits the recent survey
•,
Time loans (mixed & ind. coll.)—
$36,405,443, bringing the total volume
$239,513,981, or $76,000,000 above the total
A large part of this gain in warehouse credits,
it seems, was due to
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$51,584,513, carrying the total $33,612,371 over the amount
outstanding at the end of July 1932. Combined with the in¬
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The demand for bankers' acceptances kept steadily grow¬
ing and though the supply of paper was augmented by the
drawing of new bills it continued to fall far short of the in¬
quiries.
The American Acceptance Council in a release on
Aug. 17 giving the results of its survey for the month of
July reported that the dollar acceptance business of Ameri¬
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week.
In
the final week of the month, too,
the
when the
purchases of securities readied $34,758,000 the full
of the
purchases, and more,
was
reflected in
im¬
$10,000,000
an
a
new
result
enlargement
of the amount of Reserve credit
outstanding as measured by
the total of the bills and securities held, which of course is
the object in view.
In this last week (the week ending Wed¬
nesday, Aug. 30), while the increase in the holdings of U. S.
Government securities as just noted was $34,758,000, the
It also appeared that on July 31 accepting banks
reporting to the American Acceptance Council held of their
•own bills $248,362,282 and of the bills of other banks
$303,-
$37,383,000.
785,808.
$2,027,574,000 to $2,128,772,000, making
of
a
total of $552,148,090.
the outside market
•
an
increase for that month
$64,892,837, showing clearly why the supply of bills in
Bill rates
the urgent
were
was
so
small.
twice reduced during the month owing to
demand for bills and the limited supply.
The
New York Federal Reserve Bank points out that New York
City banks, out-of-town banks, and corporations were in the
market for bills, and as accepting and discounting banks re¬
increase in
the
total
of
the
bills
and
securities 'held
was
In the period between July 26 and Aug. 30, the
holdings of U. S. Government securities were raised from
five weeks of $101,198,000.
an
addition for the
The total of the bill and securi¬
ty holdings in the same five weeks increased from $2,200,$2,290,746,000, this being an addition of $90,331,000
415.090 to
and
indicating the extent to which Reserve credit
was
en¬
larged in the carrying out of the easy money policy of the
Reserve System.
The difference in the differences between
the two sets of figures is accounted for by the fact that with
MONTHLY
16
the proceeds of the
of
Selling
ings at the Reserve institutions and that at the same time
the Reserve Bank's
sterling
Member bank borrowings at the
reports
England, had
Reserve institutions is re¬
of the latter and these dis¬
count holdings were
542,000 Aug. 2.
$6,900,000
as
The acceptance holdings Aug. 30
as
against $9,616,000 July 26.
the two items last referred to
counted
tion
The result
a new
29,
Aug.
Bank
the
of
rumor was
without founda¬
on
the subject of currency values.
and thereafter sterling developed con¬
though with the tendency towards
steadiness
slightly lower figures in which all the other European ex¬
In a word after the sensational rise
changes participated.
was
on
creased their purchases
$3,003,685,000 July 26 to $2,974,180,000
in part offset by an
the first
Federal Reserve
banks had in¬
of U. S. securities from $10,000,000
$35,000,000 a week, the exchanges reacted again
On Thursday, Aug. 31, the London
week to
a
that the
news
increase from $123,011,000 July 26 to $131,244,000 Aug. 30
in the volume of Federal Reserve bank notes
outstanding
in favor of New York.
and against which no cash reserves are
on
$4.51% and $4.54 with the close
$4.52%. One of the features of the month
was that the pound sterling was allowed to develop weak¬
ness with respect to the French franc which means in terms
of gold.
For some time it appeared to be the intention of
cable rate ranged between
required to be held.
The 12 Reserve Banks
were enabled further to augment their
gold holdings and these increased from $3,548,659,000 July 26
to $3,589,480,000 Aug. 23, but with a reduction to
$3,587,997,000 Aug. 30.
With the gold holdings larger and the Re¬
the smaller
amount
of
Reserve
ingly the ratio of gold
and
Federal
the French franc and of the gold
reported at
Accord-
and other cash to deposits
The
monthly compilation, however, compiled
by
the
The return flow
New
The
Swiss
sued
members on collateral, contracted for and carried in New
York, aggregated $917,215,274 Aug. 31, asrainst $916,243,934
July 31, $780,386,120 on June 30, $528,509,438 May 31, and
and
OF STERLING
EXCHANGE DURING
AUGUST.
Sterling exchange fluctuated wildly and erratically,
becoming totally demoralized, and the
month covered wide extremes.
President Roosevelt's
francs.
order
is¬
world appeared
Bank
to be without influence
on
Bank showed
The market responded chiefly
Fund, besides
against sterling
these
the part of speculative operators.
Seasonal influences at
this period of the year would act to
depress sterling, whereas
rates on occasions spurted up with
great rapidity, mainly
on
or
news
a
in the week ending
;
loss of £11,472 in gold: in the week end¬
ing Aug. 23 another loss to the amount of £20,529 but in the
week ending Aug. 30 a gain of £168,323.
As to the gold movements to and from the United States,
thorities through the Exchange Equalization
which there were apparently severe drives
moves
gain in gold of £8,733
a
Aug. 16 it showed
inflationary talk and developments in this country, modi¬
fied perhaps on occasions
by operations by the British au¬
inflationary
England showed only small changes in its
further amounts of the metal through the Exchange Equali¬
zation Fund.
In its return for the week ending Aug. 9 the
at
for the
range
of
gold holdings during August, but is believed to have acquired
to
due however to
French
exchange.
The
t
of funds from London to the Continent
on
markets of the
$322,492,188 April 29.
times
now
Tuesday, Aug. 29 permitting the export of newly
mined gold from the United States to be sold through the
agency
of the Federal Reserve banks in the free gold
by Stock Exchange
COURSE
of the gold bloc,
represented a restoration of confidence in the essential
stability of the Dutch guilder, the Belgium belga and the
against $894.000 000 July 26.
York Stock Exchange showed a
slight further increase.
Stock Exchange reported that borrowings
the organization
the Continental countries adhering to the gold stand¬
ard, following the collapse of the World Economic and Mone¬
tary Conference at London, there had been a virtual flight
of capital to London from all the Continental centres which
threatened the gold reserves of these countries and impaired
confidence in their ability to maintain the gold standard.
note liabilities combined,
stood at
against 68.5% July 26.
loans by the member banks making
reports to
as
calling home of funds from London to*
Prior to
among
as
$881,000,000 Aug. 30
Continent.
the
the New York Federal Reserve Bank further decreased and
were
The weakness of sterling in terms of
currencies was believed to
dropped still lower.
be due largely to the
Reserve
67.5% Aug. 30
Brokers'
reserves
allowed to recede
This was then believed to
the pound.
to
represent a new-peg, but soon the rate dropped still lower
on Aug. 31 it was down to 81.125 and early in September
$2,426,589,000 Aug. 30 as against $2,306,366 000 July 26, the
higher bank reserves being the outgrowth of the purchases of
U. S. Government securities by the Reserve banks.
francs
and
$2,697,039,000 Aug. 30, the entire increase being found in
were
84.25
to
notes
the item of "member bank reserves" which
85 francs to the pound.
About the middle of August the rate was
outstanding, the re¬
serve ratio ought to have
increased, but, on the other hand,
the reserve requirement against
deposits was larger inas¬
much as these deposits increased from
$2,573,709,000 July 26
to
that day at
London to maintain sterling around
requirements against Reserve notes reduced owing to
serve
.
Governor of
The
talks whatever
no
that the amount of Federal Reserve notes in actual circula¬
was
other
proposal for exchange stabilization to
tion diminished from
Aug. 30, though the decrease here
and
it appeared after the meeting that Mr. Roosevelt en¬
siderable
however, still kept returning from
the gigantic addition the previous
following
as
Tuesday,
Federal Reserve notes,
spring at the time of the banking collapse.
all the other
When this became known somewhat of a recovery ensued on
ex¬
pansion in the holdings of U. S. securities.
circulation
Montagu Norman,
that
gaged in
The changes in
offsets to the
as
;
French franc
of the
and
with him in the afternoon.
given
were
$4.49%
as
place before President Roosevelt in his scheduled meeting
reported at $153,220,000 Aug. 30 for the
against $161,363,000 on July 26 and $163,-
as
low
European exchanges on that day was attributed in part to
holdings of acceptances were diminished.
flected in the discount holdings
twelve banks
as
European exchanges reacted in similar fashion.
able to reduce their borrow¬
were
cable transfers sold
when
U. S. securities purchased by the Reserve
Banks the member banks
KEVIEW
were
confined
as
in
July to shipments of the metal
earmarked. The Federal Reserve
which had been previously
Bank of New York summarized the months' gold movements
as
from this side.
follows
:
During the early part of the month, sterling rates were
relatively steady, though by no means fluctuating within a
narrow range,
trading being at all times nervous and the
"During the month of August there was an increase of
about $8,000,000 in the monetary gold stock of the United
States, due principally to the release of $6,249,000 of gold
market
held by a New York bank for foreign account.
the
more or
course
velopments
transfers
less unsettled.
The latter half of the month
"Exports of $73,200,000 to France, $6,500,000 to
violently upward as a result entirely of de¬
relating to inflation in this country.
Cable
was
London
on
tended upward
carrying out
at
the
beginning
very
owing to uncertainty
of the scheme of
as
of
the
and
month
contemplated
under
veloped for
no
down to $4.38%, the low figure of the month and the lowest
since July 1. though a sharp recovery followed later in the
day and carried the rate to $4.50%. Beginning with Aug. 22
the
course
was
of rates
clearly
creased
in
their
was violently upward and now the reason
evidence.
The Federal Reserve banks in¬
purchases
from
$10 000.600
a
week
to
$35,-
000.000 a week and this was accepted in
England and other
parts of Europe as a clear indication that the contemplated
on
license
the gold stock of this
$425,000
of
the
of
gold
was
country; in addition,
exported
France
to
Secretary of the Treasury.
Imports
Canadian exchange during August fluctuated within rela¬
tively
narrow limits.
Being quoted in terms of the de¬
preciated American dollar, the discount never reached very
^
The following week weakness de¬
well defined reason and Aug. 17 saw the rate
effect
negligible."
were
dollar.
Then as inflationary developments became more or
less quiescent, rates reflected the fact and
during the whole
of the week ending Aug. 12 the
range was encompassed be¬
$4.47 and $4.50.
no
approximately
at
Washington.
At all events cable transfers on London as
against $4.40% Aug. 1 sold as high as $4.58% Aug. 3, mean¬
ing of course corresponding depreciation of the American
tween
Germany, represented the release
shipment of gold previously held under earmark, which
had
to the plans for the
inflation
Czecho¬
slovakia. and $200,000 to
high figures, and tended downward.
was
7
'
as
On Aug. 1 the discount
5/16@7%%. On Aug. 31 it was 5% after having been
as 4% % on Aug. 25 and
Aug. 26, when the American
low
dollar ruled at such
pound
a
low level
because
of the rise
sterling influenced by the increase in
the
of IJ. S. securities by the Federal Reserve banks.
THE
The
franc,
CONTINENTAL
AND
OTHER
of the
purchase
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
Continental
were
exchanges, and especially the French
subject to the same influences as those narrated
above
going
respecting sterling exchange. They were all governed
largely, and almost entirely, by the developments con¬
cerning the policy of inflation in the United States.
As in¬
state¬
dications appeared of the taking of active measures for the
ments
appeared after the close of business on Thursday,
Aug. 24 and furnished official revelation that buying of IT. S.
carrying out of the inflation policy, rates turned strongly
against New York by moving upward and thus adding to
securities had been raised from $10,000,000 a week to
$35,OOOOOO. the cable rate on that day rising to
$4.56%.
With
the
policy at Washington for inflation
full effect.
on
in
that
the action
respect
now
even
before
the Federal
fully confirmed the rate
jumped to $4.66% sending the value
down
once more
to
exchanges turned
fashion.
rate
a
on
being carried into
was
London seemed to be aware of what
a new
low
figure.
against New
The level remained high
on
Friday. Aug, 25.
of the American dollar
All the other European
York
that day ranging between
on
wras
Reserve
in
the
same
violent
Saturday, Aug. 26. the
$4.62% and $4.64%, but
sharp downward reaction occurred on Monday, Aug. 28.
very
depreciation of the American dollar. The French franc,
represented by cable transfers on Paris, was inclined to
be steady, though firm, during the first 20 days of August,
but then moved up with great rapidity when intelligence
as
that the Federal Reserve banking system was enlarg¬
ing its purchases of U. S. Government securities. On Aug. 1
came
cable transfers
on
Aug. 2 at
was
on
Paris sold at
a range
a
range
of 5.25@5.36 while
5.33%@5.35, showing
no
very
of 5.19@5.27% and
on
great
Aug. 22 the
range
difference in this-
Sept., .1933.]
MONTHLY
REVIEW
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period of 20 days.
But Europe appeared to have advance
that the Reserve Banks had
news
chases of U.
S. securities and
would enlarge their pur¬
Aug. 23 the cable rate for
or
011
francs touched
ending Aug. 25
increase of 134,183,092 francs and in the
week ending Sept. 1 one of
51,000,000 francs.
an
German exchange followed
a course
similar to that of the
other
5.40y2, and on Aug. 24 5.46% while on Friday,
Aug. 25 after the appearance the night 'before of the official
return showing that the Federal Reserve System had actu¬
ally increased its acquisition of Government securities from
an average of $10,000,000 a week
to $35,000,000, the cable
the Fed¬
eral Reserve banks of the United States had embarked
upon
the policy of increasing their purchases of TJ. S. Government
transfer rate spurted up to 5.70c.
day cable
month,
however,
against 31.80c.
French
franc,
as
there
in
The last few days of the
downward reaction in the
was,a
the
ot'the other
case
European
ex¬
exchanges, reaching its highest figure on
Aug. 25, when it became definitely established that
securities from
34.04
$10,000,000 to $35,000,000
transfers
showing
a
Berlin sold
011
Aug. 1.
011
The range
reaction the
same
Aug. 31
on
the month it
made above in
review of
sterling exchange was that Great
appeared to have abandoned the practice of keep¬
ing the pound sterling at a relatively steady rate with respect
our
Britain
to
French
the
franc, gold unit.
For a considerable time
it seemed to be the intention of London to maintain
sterling
at around 85 francs to the pound.
But in August the rate
allowed to drop and 011 Aug. 31 was down to 81.125 and
was
early
in September it dropped still lower.
The French
Finance Minister brought out an issue of
2,000,000,000 francs
of 4%% Treasury bonds to cover the
continuing deficit in
the French budget, and the subscriptions
aggregated 3,220,000,000 francs. The loan was a portion of a 10,000,000,000
franc loan authorized by the French Parliament and
5,000,000,000 francs
of
which
floated
the
very
reported an increase in its holdings of the metal
15,215,000 marks; in the second quarter an increase of
10.285,000 marks; in the third quarter an increase of 16,of
308,000 marks and in the fourth quarter an increase of 20,557,000 marks. The gain in gold appeared to be at the ex¬
pense of transfers to this side, these transfers having been
heavily reduced under the policy adopted by Dr. Schacht, the
President of the Reichsbank.
The Austrian schilling also
higher in the general upward swing of all the
European exchanges. As against 15.28 on Aug. 1 the Aus¬
moved
trian unit
and
on
cable transfers sold
as high as 16.12 on
Aug. 29,
The Austrian Government* Interna¬
16.00 Aug. 31.
was
3% sterling bonds were brought out in London
Aug. 10
(the equivalent of 100,009,000 Austrian gold
schillings), and were heavily oversubscribed.
It was the
tional
for £4,514,000
Cable advices from Paris Aug. 1 stated that the British credit
London part of the long-delayed Austrian
ternationally guaranteed loan of 1933-1953.
of
was
was
previous
April.
£15,000,000 opened late in April for the French Treasury
was now being repaid.
This appeared to be the half which
now fell due, the remaining
£15.000,000 having three months
to run.
more
The Bank of France week by week
kept adding
to its
gold holdings, but not to anywhere near the extent of
the withdrawal of ear-marked gold from this side.
The Fed¬
eral Reserve Bank of New York, as
21874509
already noted further
reported exports of the metal to France for the month
$73,200,000. In its return for the week ended Aug. 4 the
above
of
Bank of France showed a gain in gold
holdings of 105,058,206 francs, but it is to be remembered that the par of the
French franc is less than 4c.
In the week
ending Aug. 11
reported; in the week
ending Aug. 18 an increase of 9,527,867 francs; in the week
increase
an
of 1.855,813 francs
was
RATES OF EXCHANGE
Paris
Swiss
Francs
Francs
Bankers'
7 5.30
8 5.28
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Greek
Belga
Lire
Drachma
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57.17a57.50
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57.12a57.35
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ON CONTINENTAL CENTRES.
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pointed out that indications of business recovery could be
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what London or Washington might do,
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the gold
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permanently by inflationary and artificial means. In assert¬
ing that Rome had no doubt as to the success of the plan of
53.56a54.38
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balance kept registering a constant decrease in the
monthly
deficits.
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it
was not possible to influence economic
conditions in a country
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following 1 the trend of French francs.
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as
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was
the other
as
exchanges.
in its gold content, which Europe appeared especially to fear.
One development of the month to which reference has been
6
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34.72c.
as
European
The Bank of Germany managed to replenish its
much depleted gold reserves.
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changes, as it became plain that no steps were under way
for the revaluation of the American dollar and the reduction
1
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MONTHLY KEVIEW
18
standard
in those countries which
Italy sold as high as 7.71
on Aug. 25, but ranged on Aug. 31 at 7.47@7.50%.
Exchange on the countries neutral during the war moved
•higher in unison with all other currencies.
The Scandina¬
seen
in countries which
had not abandoned the gold
perhaps a greater degree than
had left gold.
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in
vian
are
wrhile Holland and Switzerland
members of the gold bloc.
The Dutch guilder was es¬
follow sterling,
units
pecially firm, the guilder having recovered its gold position
with the organization of the gold bloc, and money again kept
Aug. 30 and 18d. on Aug. 31, as against 1715/16d.
The Hong Kong dollar for checks was at its
highest on Aug. 26 at 33 1/16 as against 31,56 Aug. 1, with
the range Aug. 31 at 32.00@32 7/16.
The Shanghai dollar
for checks sold as high as 29% Aug. 26, as against 27.58@
per oz. on
July 31.
on
15/16 on Aug. 1, and with the range Aug. 31 at 28.47@
Rupees on Bombay moved of course in harmony with
the pound sterling and sold at 35.35 Aug. 26 against 33.41
Aug. 1, with the range Aug. 31 34.04@34.20.
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New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF
Bond Sales.
PRICES DURING
1932.
1933.
August
$344,194,950
2,312,252,000
1,866,620,800
Aug. 31
The tables
August and the
on
19 to 41 furnish
pages
range
a
on
the Exchange.
August
no
Jan. 1 to
In accordance with the rule
at
extended introduction,
interest is in default.
but where this is the
on
case
344,184,950
the New York Stock Exchange during
self-explanatory.
are
The tables embrace
The
the month when the bonds mature.
adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bonds
The exceptions to the rule
A few other bonds, like the Holland-America Line 6s, for
the quotation
case
82,625,795
503,587,144
they
as
1932.
y -
42,456,772
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
price to which accrued interest must be added.
a
1933.
Aug. 3l
black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each
are
1933.
.--Shares
complete record of the transactions
since Jan. lv They need
security dealt in
AUGUST
Stock Sales.
—$216,100,200
Jan. 1 to
every
BOND
"flat" will be found against the
name
are
income bonds and bonds
special
reasons, are
of the issue.
on
which
quoted "flat,"
also
This method of quoting bond8
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
For footnotes to tables see last page of bonds and last
page
Sales in
Price
Jan. 3
1933.
BONDS
August.
Value.
N.
$
7.
STOCK EXCHANGE
si
U S GOVERNMENT
Bid.
Ask
of stocks.
PRICES
Aug. 1.
Bid.
Ask
IN AUGUST.
Aug. 31
Bid
Ask.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
"Int Liberty LoanFirst 3%s
1.059.000
June 15 1932-1947
102"uSale
102*o»Sale
102"3SSale
102ls32Aug,
101
101«32Sale
101lf32AUg.
1012882AUg.
i02""s2Safe"
101»32AUg.
1012°32AUg.
102J63SAug. 28
101 2 ®32
101«32AUg.
102
Aug.
1021632Aug. 15
102
Aug. 30
1021«*2Aug.
8
102 2,32Aug.
4
Registered....
~7~666
First 4s..._
2,000
9,000
2,000
June 15 1932-1947
102
Registered....
First 4^s
741,000
June 15 1932-1947
102»»iSale
ioDo'szSale"
Registered
First Sec'd 4%s_
June 15 '32-47
Fourth Liberty Loan—
1017 ®32
101l932Aug. 22
103»uSale
103»««Sale
10y«»,Sale
102»32Sale
102**3iSale
1092632Sale
1102632Sale
1092632Aug.
1,603,000 Treasury 4s
1092432Aug.
1023032Aug. 28
1022832Aug. 29
1 102832AUg. 23
1 102282AUg. 28
10617»iSale
106
106 27mS ale"
105«32AUg.
1062832Aug. 23
Dec 15 1944-1954 J
Registered.........
D
J
1021732Aug.
" Sale~
D
827~666 Treasury
P
3%s
....Mar 15 1946-1956 M
M
Registered....
443,000 Treasury 3%s
Registered....
2,389,000 Treasury 3s
i04«iiSaie"
IO4H32IO41832 105
Sale
D
J
102*<» Sale
io21632Sal"e"
162832 Sale"
~972,iiSaie~
98J°32Sale
98S4s2Sale
1041232Aug.
105132 Aug.
10419s2Aug.
P
June 15 1943-1947 J
10 4 2932Aug.
Sept 15 1951-1955 MS
102l32 Aug.
10 2 2832AUg.
9810s2Aug.
9 8 2 432Aug.
Treasury
3H
Registered,...
I,02I"66O
818,000
1940 43 J
D
J
15
.Mar 15 1941-1943 M
B
M
Registered
Treasury 3%s
15,000
102 28«Jan.
20
1011#«Feb.
102
24
102«,t Sale
l6it832Sale"
1023i2 Sale
l6I«32AUg.
102>,i Sale"
102^2 Sale
102*82 Sale
1012°82Aug.
100,2siMar.
103",iJan.
4
1008»» Mar.
10329nJan.
20
103l4,tMar.
111*32 Feb.
2
10710uApr
1 1 02232Aug. 28
1077*i2Jan.
4
9981,iMar.
lO0 27„Jan.
D
J
"i. Sale"
100132 Sale
lOOSjt Sale
3
105
June 21
97*,, Mar.
29
1022832Aug. 15
10218,2July
Mar.
1028s2 Aug.
29
98
11
99»32 July 12
992232May 23
9318«Mar.
7
1022932Feb.
Mar.
1
1021«32.J'une 22
968l»,Mar.
102*32 Aug.
l02 2832Feb.
2
1 028s2 Jan.
23
992532Aug.
7
1009S2 Aug.
95*i, Apr.
l0018i2July
12
992632Aug.
21
100'82 Aug.
9628i,Apr.
IOII32 Aug. 25
sale l001833Aug.
11
10178i Aue\
1001832 AUP.
101732 Aug. 29
1012232 Aug,
D
2,712,000 Treasury 3%s
4
l05l7,iFeb.
98l*,jMar.
9918,,Apr.
8
June 15 1946-1949 J
Registered
Apr.
99
D
..
Treasury 3%s
2,000
101 1932Aug. 22
103
June
3
9918JiMar.
95«o»iApr.
.June
28
10028nApr.
104»»»May
D
........
102»,2Jan.
Apr.
101l932Aug.
10229,tApr.
Registered....
400"666
20
1022432June 22
101
Fourth 4%s
1,643,000
...Oct 15 1933-1938 AO
A O
121,000
Registered...
1,540,000 Treasury 4%s
Oct 15 1947-1952 A O
1,000
A O
Registered......
5,000
103»i,Jan.
99,0,tMar.
10010stFeb.
......
99
Aug 1 1941 F A
ioI«3~2 "
16
101223jAug.
1012232AUg.
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
N Y
City 4^s
May 1957 M N
1
97% Feb.
1
31
Mar. 31
15
8
Mar. 31
Mar. 16
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Aug:
July
20
20
21
19
18
18
18
19
18
19
97% Feb.
FOREIGN GOVT, fc MUNICIPAL'S
8.000 Agrlc Mtge Bank • f 4a....
1947 F A
Sinking fund 4a A
Apr 15 1948 A O
6,000
17,000 Akerahua (Dept) eitl 5a
......1943
59,000 Antioquia (Dept of) Col 7a A....1945
63,000
30,000
104,000
External
a
f 7a aer B
External
a
f 7a
aer
External
a
f 7a
aer
M N
J
Extl
230,000
J
7
8
7
9
D__.
1945
External
7% Sale
7H Sale
IK
A
O
D
O
S
D
Public Worka ext
127,000
25,000
1,038,000
629,000
628,000
292,000
66,000
117,000
152,000
192,000
116,000
166,000
Extl
f 4a of May 1924
a f 4a (State Ry)
1 6a
1940 M N
1960 M S
(Sanitary Worka)...1961 F A
• f g 6a..May 1941 M N
Public Worka ext a f 5 Ha
1962 F
A
Argentina (Rep) 5a of 1909
1945 M S
of 1925
July 15 1955 J J
External loan 5a of 1927.......1957 M S
Australia 5
External g 4%• of 1928........1956 MN
Austrian Govt a f 7s.
.......1943 J
....1957 J
D
International a f 7s
J
Bavaria (Free Stat*) axtl 6 Ha....1945 F A
Belgium 25 year axternal 6HS...1949 M S
Extarnal a f 6s
1955 J
J
External
a
f 7a
....
Stabilisation loan 7a
r
„^OTE.
a
a
Casta sale,
e
66%
1945
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
333,000
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925..1959 J
250,000
Extl s 1 g 4s of Oct 1925..
...1959 A
330,000
Sinking fund gold 4a aer A
1957 M
236,000
External lat a f 4a ser B ......1958 J
127,000
30%
.......1955 J
D
.......1956 MN
6%
8H
79% Sale
46 % Sale
47
47
33
Sale
65
...1945
C...
7a 1st series..........
77,000
....1957
7a 2d series..........
30,000
...1957
7a 3d series
76,000
...1957
88,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 5«
1958
180,000 Argentina Govt public works 4s.1940
311,000
170,000
28
29
33
75
Sale
30
—
—
28
13%
13%
13%
14
18
14
14
Sale
16
31
Sale
16
17
163
163
18
Sale
11
17
15
11
12%
15
11
16%
15
78
84
56%
58%
80%
53 %
Sale
Sale
54
46% Saie
48% Sale
46 % Sale
54 %
55
54
Sale
55%
16%
16%
16
58
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
57
Sale
% Sale
Sale
56%
Sale
55
Sale
58
Sale
54%
Sale
Sale
Sale
54
Sale
35
Sale
Sale
57%
56%
57%
53%
46
47
47
42
Sale
Sale
60%
Sale
Sale
51 %
80
74% Sale
82%
Sale
74 H
71
92
'83%
83
Sale
Sale
77
Sale
83%
78%
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
96
95
Sale
58
59
56%
Sale
49 %
58
Sale
Aug. 22
Aug. 28
Aug. 30
Aug.
2
Aug.
9
Aug.
2
Aug.
1
Aug.
9
Aug.
4
Aug.1 7
Aug.
1
Aug.
9
33%
Sale
Sale
61% Sale
99 % Sale
94% Sale
40%
94%
95
Sale
105
Sale
104 J Sale
98%
97%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
34
Ifi
101
98%
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
39%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
53% Aug.
53% Aug.
53% Aug.
53
Aug.
54
Aug.
5
Aug.
5
Aug.
54% Aug.
48% Aug
72% Aug.
81% Aug.
81% Aug.
76% Aug.
94% Aug.
54
Aug.
35
Aug.
93% Aug.
94
Aug.
98% Aug.
96
Aug.
•
30
Aug.
Aug.
76% Aug.
18
Aug.
18
Aug.
18
Aug.
18% Aug.
16
Aug.
17
Aug.
17
Aug.
83% Aug.
62
Aug.
33
25
25
2a
25
15
28
28
24
18
Aug.
62
Aug. :
62% Aug. 1
62
Aug. :
62% Aug. J
62% Aug. 1
62% Aug.
62% Aug. 5
57% Aug. 1
80
Aug.
84% Aug. i
85
Aug. 5
80
Aug. i
100
Aug.
>58
Aug.
41% Aug. :
97% Aug. I
97
Aug. !
101% Aug.
100
Aug.:
62
Apr.
4
Apr:
11
Apr.
11
Apr.
10
Mar. 31
18
Aor.
1
18%
Apr*
27
83%
Feb.
16
75%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
May
June
i
July
July
July
July
July
75
July
July
July
59% July
92
July
84% Aug.
85
Aug.
80
Aug.
100
Aug.
64% Jan.
?! P,
69
Jan.
24
18
18
17
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
25
22
24
22
27
11
July
102% Apr. 29
June
98
Jan. 25
108% May
2
107% May
2
May
June
Deferred fleUv*»*»
State and City Securities.—Sales of State and City
seourltles occur very rarely on the New York Stock Exchange and usually
dealings in suoh securities being almost entirely at private sale over the counter.
The Stock Exchange record hence Is Imperfect and misleading.
tations, however, by active dealers In these securities will be found on a
subsequent page under the general head of "U. S. A Munlolpal Bonds."
.
17%
Mar: 31
only at long Intervals
Bid and Asked quo¬
Sales in
n. y. stock
Value.
Foreign
Bid.
(Continued)
Ask.
75
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15^4
1$
64
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13%
Sale
70
63 h
73%
Sale
38
36
20
18
......
9%
.............
67
Oct 1961
coupon on
Jan 1961
July 1 1933
£1 '2^9
July 1 1934
coupon on...Jan
24,000 Colombia Mtge Bank 6%«
30,000
Sinking fund 7s of 1936
RfRRR
«
Sinking fund 7s of 1937
if RRR Cordoba (city) external
of RRR External a f 7a
25,000 Cordoba
a
1947
1952
(Prov) Argen 7a
1
a
aaa
14-RRR
13,000
1942
Go"ta Rlc« (Republic)—
7s Nov 11932 coupon on...
oi 'RRR
35.RRR
■>
cq
aaa
A
MN
,
F
cX'RRR Denm*rE 30-yr external gold 6a .1942
External
ft 5Hs
1940
Hi'RRR Dutch Eait ,nd
557,000
extl 61
*
1947
D
41'RRR
RR'RRR
March 1962 coupon
30-year extl 5%s
3°-year extl 5%8
March 1934 coupon
A
O
A
O
I
'RRR
on
6.000 El Salvador (Rep) 1st * 1 8sA...1948
6 WOO
Certificates of deposit...
a
of'RRR
if RRR
Xl
'RRR
94'ROO
of RRR
126,R0R
22
,RRR
i
30,RRR
48'RRR
Ctfa of dep coupon off
®,toata (Republic) 7s
....1967
F'nJ»nd (Rep of) external 6s.... 1945
External sinking fund 7s......1950
External sinking fund 4%s
1956
Extl sinking fund 6%s
...1958
Finnish nun loan 6%a A
1954
External 6Ha Ser B
1954
Frankfort (City cf) a f 6Ha
1953
O
37
60
s
MN
M S
1,361,000
„
„nn
German Prov & Communal Bka—
258,000
(Cons Agrlc Loan) 6%a ser A.. 1958
31,000 Graa (Municipality) 8s
....1954
11,521,000 Grt Brit 8c Ire., 20-year 5%a
1937
72,000
Registered
780,000
z4% fund £ op 1966
1990
6,000 Greek Govt s f sec 7s
1964
20,000
Sinking fund secured 6s........1968
89,000
78,000
17,000
36,000
__
cou
ons
58
A
O
m n
£
A O
J
O
MN
F
A
F
x
18%
94%
96%
89%
83%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
71
Sale
18
Aug.
3 21% Aug. 14
92% Aug. 15 95% Aug. 31
93
Aug.
71 96% Aug. 31
Aug. 21
87% Aug.
8 93
85% Aug.
3
81% Aug. 10
71
Aug. 31
74% Aug. ,3
50
32
132
136
135
135^
45
Aug.
52% Sale
52
Sale
78
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
54%
83%
78
80
74% Sale
75% Sale
75% Sale
29
30
134% Sale
135% Sale
78
72
43%
70%
32%
Sale
"72%
16%
Sale
29%
58
23
Sale
20
Sale
78
Sale
69"*
Sale
52
Sale
30%
33%
32
53%
Sale
32
16
85
80%
75%
76%
78
30
143
143%
42% Aug. 28
69% Aug.
1
72
Sale
73
30
Sale
27% Sale
29""
Sale
29
47
75
Aug 11
Aug. 24
Aug. 29
Aug. 29
Aug. 22
Aug.
2
Aug. 22
Aug.
2
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
Aug.
8
Aug. 25
Aug. 30
Aug. 18
Aug.
9
Sale
36
A
a38
N
at
40
36
N
QQ
Sale
103
a97%
D
Sale
s
97
Sale
8
J
90%
85%
Sale
t
91%
Sale
A
74%- Sale
17
Sale
49%
104%
23%
30%
55
Sale
Sale
he exchange
52%
Sale
40%
60
127
rate
40% Sale
40%
42
Sale
100% Sale
97% Sale
94%
98%
89
Sale
83%
84%
73
Sale
25%
31%
55
133%
Sale
Sale
Mar.
3
Mar.
3
58% Mar.
3
26
28% Aug. 22
40
40
a,38
99
94%
93%
89
o83%
83%
72%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
sterling.
b
Jan.
85
7
14
12
22 % July
18
99% Mar. 15
98% Mar. 15
93
Aug. 21
88
July 17
77% July
8
Jan.
11
62
July
July
July
28
19
14
65% Jan.
12
59
56
132% Aug. 25
137% Aug. 29
Aug. 29
136
135% Aug. 29
135% Aug. 29
Aug. 18
125
64
Apr.
55
45
Aug.
55
57
UH
?r
Mar.
54
Apr.
55
Jan.
22
June 16
June
17
Aug. 29
June
2
Aug. 22
Aug.
2
Aug. 22
July 20
76% Aug. 21
78
Aug. 21
55% Mar.
Aug.
May
118
5
Aug.
83% July
69% July
85
32% May
45
93
51
143
Jan.
12
Aug. 25
143% Aug. 30
all2%Mar.
35% May 15
53% May 15
June
9
June
12
64% Jan.
86 % Jan.
§5^
64
May 15 124%
Jan.
9 121%
Jan. 17 105%
Mar. 16
28%
May
1 23%
July 17 20
July 19 78%
Jan.
Jan.
12
20
11
25
July 20
Aug. 25
July 10
Jan.
23
July
July
21
17
Aug. 28
Aug.
2
30% Aug.
3
75
Aug. 24
30% Aug.
1
67
Jan.
11
26% June 12
59
Jan.
11
23
June 28
60
Jan.
9
47
Jan.
29% Aug. 28
41
Aug.
Aug.
42
Aug.
103% Aug.
98
Aug.
97
Aug.
92% Aug.
87% Aug.
89
Aug.
76% Aug.
41
o22% Aug.
7 25%
Sale
36%
31% Aug. 31
Sale
53
Aug. 25 56
57%
126
Aug.
3 135
Sale
of $4.8 665 to the £
75
69
May 25
July 27
July
8
75
-----
Sale
10% Apr. 19
86% June 29
85% Apr 20
98
30
23
36
69
Aug.
32,
Aug.
27% Aug.
71% Aug.
27
Aug.
25
N
78% Apr. 20
a79% Apr. 11
62
Apr.
6
a63% Apr. 11
32
Apr.
5
20
20
Sale
attached.
30
35% Aug. 31
26%
55% Aug. 31
45
123% Aug. 25 101%
121% Aug. 25 105%
al00% Aug.24 a72
23% Aug. 21 al6
23
Aug.
8
14%
Sale
Sale
Sale
"15%
22
133%
133%
54%
79%
Sale
72%
74%
32% Sale
26
27%
25
Accrued Interest payable
•
45
45
31% Aug.
53% Aug.
115% Aug.
Aug.
rll8% Sale 116
a 100
Sale
a96% Aug.
23
Aug.
21%
23
20
19% Aug.
22%
33%
54%
114
15%
1946
75
o74%
Sale
Sale
47
..1945
72
Sale
78
75%
75%
21% ~25~
139% Sale
141% Sale
Sale
116% Sale
116% Sale
a96% Sale
81%
74%
83% Sale
74% Sale
Sale
53
50
Aug.
Aug.
45
50
45
47%
70
Sale
Aug.
51
45
44%
Sale
Aug.
125
48
Sale
44%
46%
Aug.
118
Sale" 117% Aug.
49
Sale
106
127
Sale
48
45%
6
Jan.
14
Aug. 21
60
July
Aug.
7
42% Apr.
Aug. 21
35% Apr.
Aug. 25 «34% Mar.
Aug. 10
37 % June
Aug. 25
93
Feb.
Aug. 29
93% Feb.
136
Aug. 29 127
Aug.
135% Aug. 29
92% Mar.
135% Aug. 29
91% Mar.
125
Aug. 18 125
Aug.
75
135%
-----
23% Jan.
4! 73
66% Aug.
56
Aug. 28 60%
56
55
Aug. 10, 56
56
53
Aug. 29
55%
54%
Aug. 211 40
36% 38
114
Aug.
Sale
1'132%
1 137%
Sale
122% Aug.
115% 120
21
448,000 Japanese Gov extl s f 6Hs>—-.1954
373,000
Extl sinking fund 5H>
1965 M N
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
59,000
Secured s f g 7s
1957 a C
28,000 Leipzig (City) external s f g 7a.-1947 F A
9,000 Low Austria (Prov) sec s f g 7H*-1950 J D
85,000 Lyons (City of) 15-year 6s
1934 MN
4
sale,
40
60
71%
A
Sale
80
A
F
Cash
60
58
53%
65
53%
46% Sale
126% Sale
122% Sale
MN
F
45
115%
Sale
63%
A
O
19,000 Hungarian Land M.ga 7H* A... 1961 m
m
17,000
S f 7Ha series B
1961
F
16,000 Hungary (King of) s f 7H*
1944
221,000 Irish Free State external 5a
1960 M
543,000 Italy (Kingdom) external s f 7s. 1951 J
10,000 Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser A 1937 m
30,000
External sec s f 7s series B
1947jm
37,000 Italian Public Utility s f g 7s
19521J
r
Sale
123%
77
F
70
50
40%
Sale
83% Sale
1946
Heidelberg (City) extl a f 7Ha... 1950
Helsingfors (City) ext 6H«
1960
Unmatured
52
Sale
A
80
Sale
55%
37%
Aug.
3
Aug. 17i
Aug. 28
Aug. 25
7
27% Aug.
18% Aug. 25
Aug. 11
91
Aug. 21
89
Aug.
7
85
Aug.
1
81
3
61% Aug.
"81%
67
59
114
84
Sale
Aug. 30
77
60
52
86
70%
73
67
Hamburg (State) 6a
External sf 7s coupon.
54
8
Aug. 31
Sale
89%
75
60
s
87
-
Sale
99% 100
99% Sale
M 8
16
62%
m
Unmatured coup attached..
21,000
.
84% Sale
73
Sale
M S
August 1933 coupon on.....
Haiti (Rep of) 6s series A
1952
19,000 Hungarian Mun Loan 7Hs
-
23
89
93%
86%
92
a 82%
Sale
80% Sale
56% Sale
50
70
_
1949
...
31( 40%
26M Aug.
27%
18%
43
1965 '
88-year 5%a of 1930
German Republic extl 7s
II*
M
J
German Gov't International—
~
—
59%
D
2,215,RRR
49%
37%
101% Sale
100% Sale
J
f 7s of 1924........1949 J
s
47
f?a
io6!i
10P.
Sale
Sale
\W
18*
88
MN
j
d
External
iSS
£H
Sale
96
95
83
tlH
IS
18%
A
J
!iS
92%
92%
37%
628,000 French Republic 20-yr extl 7%a.. 1941 J
349,000
75%
Sale
94%
95%
a89% Sale
84% Sale
72% Sale
O
3
8*
88
Sale
95
A
on.,.
Nov 1953
Mar 1953
40
}§a
.
10% Sale
MN
40-yr external sink fd gold 6a .1962 m
24.0R0
Sale
"70*"
on
lat sec 5%$ of 1926
76
90
92
A
External g 4%«
'RRR
M
sinking fund 5ha..l940
If RRR Dresden (City) extl a f 7a
1945
76
82
F
1955
ao
85
76
23%
89
S
11962
M S
Ann D®J,t,cb® Bank Am part ctfa 6a. 1932
'oR 'RRR Stamped extd to Sept 1 1935
m"s
45.000 Dominican Republics f5)4s..
1942
of RRR
76
89%
20
j
39-year a f 5%a
1953
Public Works 5%s.__June 30 1945 J
Cundlnamarca (Dept Colombia)
26
84
22
mn
ff RRR External s f 4%«
1959
vf RRR Crecho'iovak (Rep of) extl 8a_..1951
Ig-RRR Sink fd 8s ser B
1952
150,000
227,000
"20""
J
5* eit debt Sor A of 1914
1949
4%s external loan............1949
Sale
Sale
o27% Sale
24%
28
68%
71%
67% Sale
10% Sale
24% Sale
23%
27
D
1951
Sale
29%
29%
M N
7a May 11936 coupon on....... 1951
45.000 Cuba (Rep of) 5a of 1904
1944 M
146,000
385,000
75
50
J
F
Sale
8% Sale
8% Sale
4% Sale
16%
17%
A
f 7a...1957
Nov 151937
~
14
F
..1953
......
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
5% Sale
5% Sale
a9% Sale
1946 MN
128,000 Copenhagen external 5a..
55,000
Gold 4%a
8ale
6%
6
O
A
Sale
6
A O
1947
Sale
6% Sale
3
1961
84%
Sale
64
66,000 Chile Republic ext a f g 7a......1943 M N
External sinking fund g 6s
183,000
1960 A O
External s f gold 6s
100,000
Feb 1961 F A
180,000
Ry ref extl a f g 6a
Jan 1961 3
Extl a f 6a lnt ctfa
46,000
Sept 1961 M S
Extl sinking fund 6a
39,000
1963 M 8
External sinking fund 6s
136,000
1963 M N
131,000 Chile Mtge Bank of gu a f 6%s ..1957|3 D
32,000
Sinking fund gold 6)4s guar.. 1961 3 D
Guaranteed a f gold 6a_.
188,000
.1961 A C
Guaranteed sinking fund 6a.. 1963 M N
82,000
v 63,000 Chilean Munlc Loan 7s .........I960 M S
48,000 Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s..
1951 3 D
7,000 Chrlatianla (City) (Oslo)39-yr 6s-1954 ML S
44,000 Cologne (Germany) a f 6 Us
1930 M
i™'RRR Colombia (Rep) 6s of '28
Sale
56% Sale
56% Sale
O
Highest.
Sale Prices.
_
~ "19"
99
80
O
S
3
Prices
II*
21"
22% Sale
11%
13%
86% Sale
99% Sale
-
Sale
Aug. 15
Apr 22 88% July 19
Aug. lo 78
Mar. 28
Aug. 15
Aug. 15 76
RR^ July 19
Jan.
13
June
9 60
35
Aug.
8
Aug. 31
35
28% Sale
33
Jan.
12
57
June
6
29
Aug.
8
Sale
Aug. 30' 35
29
Sale
34
;
July 18
15
Jan.
3 30
Aug. 10
26% 24% Aug. 15' 26%
24
28% 24%
July 19
4
Apr.
6 15
9
7
10% Aug.
Aug.31
Sale
9% Sale
July 18
3% Mar. 24
8
2
Aug. 30 10% Aug.
Sale
9% Sale
July 18
3% Apr.
8
6
9% Aug. 10
Aug. 30
Sale
8% Sale
126
Aug. 29 alOl % Mar. 2 135 „ July 19
Aug.
3 135
128
133% Sale
July 18
16% Jan.
4
32
Aug. 25
Sale
Aug.
li 36%
*32"" Sale
W* Sale
July 16
15% Jan.
3 39
Aug.
3
Aug.
1 32
30
Sale
29
July 18
14% Jan.
3 39
29
Aug.
1
31% Aug. 3
Sale
30
Sale
29
12% Jan.
4 36% July 18
Aug. 31 30% Aug. 24
28% Sale
27% Sale
45
June 29
72% Jan. 12
Aug. 30 56% Aug. 22
Sale
Sale
53%
54%
6 74% Aug. 28
Aug.' 7 74% Aug. 28 a64% Feb.
72% Sale
69% Sale
63% Jan.
4 73% Aug. 28
Aug.
8 73% Aug. 28
74%
Sale
Aug. 24
Aug. 24
70% Jan.
5 80
76% Aug. 18 80
90
78
77
Aug.
3
24% Jan.
3 35% July 20
Aug.
9 34
Sale
34% 33
64
July 18
37
Mar.
1
Aug. 24
Aug.
9
55
58% 46%
9
Aug.
7
37% Jan. 25 54% June
49% Aug. 14
59
£>0
62
48
July 21
Aug.
9
34% Feb 27 64
49
Aug.
3 50
52
46
46
42% July 18
Feb. 24
16
38
Aug.
3
34% Aug. 14
"37"" 34% 36
Aug.
1
20)
33
Aug.22 35
Apr.
4 41% July 18
Sale
34% Sale
Mar.
2
39% July 14
Aug. 22
175
36
Aug. 22 36
38
34%
35
21
Aug.
1
Apr.
4 41% July 18
32% Aug. 22 37
Sale
33% Sale
37
14
Apr. 18 23% Jan. 13
18% Aug. 28 21% Aug. 14
21%
20
19%
22%
Jan.
12
Aug. 23 a21% May
23
Aug.
1' 24
Sale
24%
22%
23
£* July 19
11
Aug. 10
18
Aug.
8 21
Sale
Apr. 8 24
20
18% Sale
79
Mar.
3 92% Aug. 23
Q9
Aug. 23
89% Aug.
3 92%
Sale
89% Sale
90% Aor. 29 105% Aug. 22
100% Aug.
1 105% Aug. 22
Sale
103% Sale
101
93% Mar. 15 101% Aug. 25
1 101% Aug. 25
a99% Sale 100% Sale c99% Aug.
Jan.
12
Aug. 18
69
May
2 86
73
Aug. 18 73
75
75
71
71%
17
8% Apr.
Aug.
9 18% Aug. 11
20
17
3 21% July 18
18
16
Jan.
12
Aug. 10 a39% May 16 75
48
Aug. 28 59%
Sale
Sale
49
59
Jan.
11
039
32% May 16 67
Aug.
1 45% Aug. 30
Sale
Sale
45
o39
Aug. 24
39
32% May 16 66% Jan. 11
Aug.
1 44
Sale
Sale
a39
Jan.
12
May 15
44
Aug. 28 47% Aug. 18 a38
Sale
46
45% Sale
June 13
1
10% Aug. 30 13% Aug.
11%
10%
13% Sale
S* Mar. O?
July 18
5
31
Aug. 10
13
9% Aug. 31
Sale
10
11% Sale
June 13
1
4% Apr.
6
Aug. 31
12% Aug.
Sale
10
12% Sale
4% Apr. 18 17% June 13
Sale
Aug. 31
12% Aug. 10
11% Sale
5
17% July 18
12% Aug. 10
Apr.
7
9% Aug. 31
12
11% Sale
5
3
Apr. 19 17* July 18
9% Aug. 31
12% Aug.
Sale
Sale
June 13
9
5
Apr.
4
Aug. 30 12% Aug.
Sale
Sale
18
July 18
Aug. 31
Aug. 30 14
7% Apr. 13
Sale
14
Sale
July 17
Aug. 10
Aug.
3
18%
9% Apr. 19
Sale
Sale
18
17
July 18
Aug.
1
Aug. 16 13
Sale
6% Apr
19
12
12% Sale
16% July 19
Aug.
1
Aug. 17
13
6% Apr. 19
Sale
10%
Sale
12
1
8
Aug. 30
10% Aug.
Sale
4% Apr.
7 15% July 19
Sale
9
May 24
12
Feb. 16 r25
21
24% Vi* 27% 22% Aug. 16 23% Aug. 24
July 15
Aug.
2
81
May
4 90
86% Aug. 18 89
84
86
7
26 % July
3 57% Jan. 13
26% Aug. 30 33% Aug.
Sale
28% Sale
31%
July 19
Aug.
1
37
Aug.
3
41
16% Mar. 31 49
Sale
Sale
39
40
40
Aug. 29 43% Aug. 14
Sale
16% Mar. 31 49% July 19
41
41% Sale
Aug. 31
37
37
Aug.
2
39% Aug. 31
Aug.
2
Sale
39%
July 17
27
Aug. 25 30% Aug. 10
Sale
18% Apr.
5
_27~" "34% 30
July 20
26
Aug. 22 30% Aug. 10
Sale
19% Feb. 24
30
27% Sale
July 17
30
Aug.
7 31% Aug. 27
18% Feb. 24
34
27
25% 30
7
3
68
Aug. 10
69% Aug.
59
Mar. 16 73% June
Sale
69%
68%
69% July 19
Aug.
8 67% Aug. 28
58
Mar.
3
65%
Sale
a66
66% Sale
7.
Aug. 25
18% Aug.
Sale
18
16%
16%
10% Jan.
3 23% July 18
I^ Aug. 8 38% Aug. 25
July 19
37
24% Jan.
3 40
38% Sale
37%
July 18
Aug.
7
33% Aug.
24% Mar. 21 56
35
"42% 33% Sale
89
IV*
40
Lowest.
Salt' Price:
Highest.
Prices
1%
Sale
18%
Sale
Ask.
75
52%
48 %
101
Ask
Bid.
75
80
.
20,000 Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)a f g 7)4*1946 A
467,000 Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7a
1950 M
Farm Loan a f 6a
404,000
...1960 3
Farm loan sf 6s
391,000
1960 A
Farm loan 6a aeries A
336,000
1938
Bid.
78
75
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
1933.
9,000 Bergen (Norway) ezt a t Sa.Oct 15 1949
External a f 5a
I960
14,000
63,000 Berlin (Germany) a f 4%s....... 1950
External sinking fund 4s......1958
164,000
23,000 Bogota (City) ext g 8a..........1945
93,000 Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8a
1947
External sec gold 7a
79,000
.......1958
Extl sink fund 7a
....1969
91,000
193,000 Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 6a... 1934
161,000 Brasll (U S of) external 8s......1941
312,000
Extsf g6Hs of 1936
1957
Extl a f t%« of 1937
348,000
1957
Cent Ry 30-year g 7a
173,000
......1953
184,000 Bremen ext g 7s trust recta.... 1935
74,000 Brisbane (City) a f 5c........... 1959
114,000
Sinking fund gold 5a .........1958
43,000
30-year a f 6a...
........1950 3
73,000 Budapest (City) extl a f g 6a.....1963 3
54,000 Buanes Aires (City) extl *%«._. 1955 3
External a f g 6s series C-3....1960 A
6,000
External s f 6s series C-3
lo.OOO
1960 A
49,000 Buenos Aires (Prov) ret. ext'l s f 6s 1961 M S
180,000
Stpd (Sept 1'33 coup on)
M S
External ift%a
6,000
1961 F A
158,000
Stpd (Aug 1 *33 coup on)....
F A
15,000 Bulgaria (Kingdom of aft 7a.
1967 3
J
Stab loan s f g 7%a_„.._Nov 15 1968 M K
18,000
38,000 Caldas Dept of (Colombia) 7%a—1946 3
J
617,000 Canada (Dom) Gold 4a
1960 A O
708,000
30-year gold 5a
1953 M N
4
472,000
1936 F A
2,000 Carlsbad (City) a f 8s
1954 3
J
398,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
IN AUOUST.
Jan. 3
exchange.
Government
PRICES
Price
BONDS
August.
i
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
no
15
15
31
7
17
1
10
18
2
9
Aug. 10
Aug.
3
Aug.
9
Aug. 29
3
75
15% Jan.
20% June
3
2
31
Aug. 24
July 14
23
June
19
Mar.
3
iS*
24
May 16
29% Aug. 28
16% May 16
41
Aug. 15
41
Aug. 15
Mar. 31
23% Apr.
1
31% Mar. 28
76% Jan.
a85% July
89% July
July
82
a72% July
45
Jan.
28 103% Aug.
/
8 101
11 101
11 97
8 95%
9
12
7
25
Mar. 28
Jan.
19
Jan. 31
Jan.
90% July
81
July
19
19
July
12
Mar. 26 28
Jan.
31% Aug. 31 64
49% Apr. 27 60% Jan.
alOl
Mar. 3 135% July
20
25
Feb. 21
35% Feb. 21
45%
D eferred Dellve ry.
24
19
Sales in
S
•5 a.
119,000 Marseilles (City) 15-year 6s——1934
56,000 Medellin (Colombia) 6%«
1954
104 %
D
7%
27,000
5,000
6,000
25,000
*
v
4
6
3
7%
8%
2%
3%
5%
2
j"
5
21,000
39,000
164,000
138,000
33,000
276,000
85,000
21,000
8,000
71,000
242,000
328,000
63,000
64,000
37,000
53,000
187,000
116,000
1933
J
A
O
sec
Ext
■
f g 7s...... 1953 I
Sale
External
f
i
External
s
s
June 15 1965 J
f 0%«.
Oslo (City) 30 year s f 6s
Panama (Rep) external
Extl s f 5s ser A
6%a
1753
98
34
7s
ser
A
O
J
54,000
Extl
a
f
33
Sale
32
Sale
100
Sale
98
Sale
26
Sale
26
24
Sale
27
88%
35%
24%
23%
24%
23%
21
Sale
20
89%
Sale
30
A
85
Sale
10
90
Jan.
26
4
36
32
3
11% Jan.
12% Feb. 27
38
July
July
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
July
July
July
July
July
Aug.
July
Jan.
July
July
Aug.
21
21
20
17
30
24
20
19
19
19
18
31
11
Aug.
36% Aug.
28% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
83
83
96
Aug.
Aug.
91% Aug.
89% Aug.
86% Aug.
85% Aug.
33% Aug.
68% Aug.
91
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.;
65
83
i
81% Mar. 20
81% Mar. 22
c80%
a74%
o72%
74%
o75
25
35
Feb.
3
85
27%
May
May
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
July
May
May
88
Mar.
78
Mar.
Aug.
Sale
60
63
Sale
20
22
105
Aug.:
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
25
Aug.
Sale
18
18
Aug.
Sale
67
64
Aug.
24% a21% Aug.
23%
17%
23%
20%
18%
Aug.
Aug.
18% Aug.
28
Aug.
June 26
80
29
a40% Aug.
16
11
72
3%
3%
52%
51%
Aug.
a59
9%
8%
77%
28
13
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Aug.
19
20
18
18
25
20
19
18
21
31
16%
14%
14%
62%
73%
74%
30
30%
99%
63% Jan.
61% Jan.
101
July
92% Aug.
71% Jan.
34
July
31
July
31
July
30% July
26% July
26
July
92% Jan.
105
Aug.
45
May
Jan.
Jan.
6% Jan.
78% July
fl88% June
31
Aug.
50
Jan.
21
8% Jan.
9
10
46
35% Aug.
12
Feb.
8% Jan.
9
19
19
19
19
18
19
19
18
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
68% Aug.
52
June
Aug.
52
June
68
Sale
Sale
20
24
Sale
49%
45
Sale
Sale
41
Aug.
23%
Sale
66% Aug.
64% Aug.
23% Aug.
22
Sale
19
67
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
33% Sale o33
130% 131% 140
60
46%
55
47%
Aug.
66
26% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
46
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
o50% Aug.
36
Aug.
Sale
97 M
96%
133%
75%
65%
Sale
95% Sale
!40% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
42 %
Sale
33 M
44
36
Sale
58
60
72
Sale
7M
61
11
Sale
16%
80K
50
80
Sale
78
Sale
62
Sale
40
130% Aug.
Aug.
94% Aug.
97% Aug.
a88
Mar.
48
130
75
142
Aug.
Aug.
Aug-.
Apr.
42% May
60
Aug.
Aug.
63
Aug.
26
72
Aug.
16% Aug.
79% Aug.
17
Aug.
Jan.
33% Feb.
84% Aug.
61
Aug.
52
Aug.
46
37
36%
Aug.
46
Aug.
llA
27
Sale
32% Sale
25
8ale
33
Sale
99
97 M
60
Sale
Sale
58
104
101% 101
Sale
57% Sale
F
A
3914 Sale
45
Sale
I
D
47
1943 J
D
1943 J
A
D
O
72%
A
O
M
8
Q
J
61
93
20
94 %
97 M
Sale
71%
31
31
33
101
65
95%
90
94
81%
84
89%
90
77%
97%
98
44% Sale
95% Sale
92%
95
86
Aug
Aug
Aug
87% Sale
75
88
88 |
80
65%
Aug.
58% Aug.
53% Aug.
45% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
65% Aug.
44
73%
Aug.
Aug.
33% Aug.
103
Aug.
Aug.
57
52
Sale
45
Aug.
Aug. 30
July 18
July 18
3
84% Aug.
62% Jan.
70
Aug.
r56
31
Aug.
Mar.
74
35% Feb.
19
Aug. 28
40% July
40% July
103
Aug.
68% Jan.
53% Aug.
50
July
52% July
50% May
20
Mar. 21
50% July
15% Apr.
16% Apr.
94
Mar.
35
4
18
45% Apr.
41% July
21% Apr.
27% Aug.
27
Aug.
Sale
24
25
73
Jan.
45% Aug.
Jan.
12
20
26
63
Feb.
36% Aug.
39
Sale
12
July 19
82% June 20
68% July 19
33% Feb.
8
Apr.
62
66
11
145
al02%Mar
78% Aug.
65% Aug.
52
46
98%
Apr.
61% Aug.
53%
44% "50""
45% Sale
141
Mar.
31
53%
50% Jan.
July
57% Jan.
42% May
30% Apr.
100
Jan.
11
21
26% Aug. 10
24% July 21
9
a50% Aug.
45
83
63
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Aug.
13% Apr.
12% Mar.
32% Aug.
127% Aug.
47% Aug.
60%
62% Sale
17
16%
16%
13% Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
ill%
9%
50%
12%
39%
30%
25
30
29
11
24
36
D
Sale
Aug.
14
20
19
18
21
18
19
25
30% Aug.
26%
21
20%
69%
24%
48%
11
11
20
31
72% Jan.
June
10% Mar.
7% Jan.
14% May
Sale
P
Sale
A
21% Aug.
16
18
20
7
102% Feb.
Sale
Sale
6,000 Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s..... 1953 A O
102,000 Vienna (City) external 6s
...1952 MN
Unmatured coupons attached...
3,000
2
Jan.
71
91
a5
89% Aug.
Mar.
Jan.
24
Aug.
22
94%
92%
86%
85%
52%
2
24
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
__
Mar.
Feb.
16
TOO
92%
42%
29%
29%
29%
29%
22%
98
96 %
Feb.
10%
10%
61%
71%
71%
Aug.
Aug.
98
Mar. 24
68
68
O
1960 M N
1964 M N
78,000 Warsaw (City) external 7s
...1958
267,000 Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s...,..1961
83
3
18%
6%
37
37
30
6
35% Aug.
15% Aug.
23% Aug.
99% Aug.
2
Jan.
71
96% Aug.
95
Mar.
71% Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
33
Sale
.1961
1947 M N
11
36
Sale
Sale
20%
7
*
70
65%
64% Sale
23%
24%
20
O
June 29
July
22
35
June
8
Jan.
63
18%
16%
27%
23%
21% Sale
8
*
12
31
70
June
74
100
Sale
5
87% Aug. 18
MN
A
May 1
2% Jan.
2% Mar.
35
1946
6s
10% June 30
5% May 20
8
June, 8
6
Aug.
4
105
104
33%
20
M N
J
19
85
41%
J
M S
F
92% Sale
35% Sale
24% 27
21% Sale
103
J
Sale
f 6s.
3% Apr.
5% May
2% Mar.
32%
27%
26%
28%
74%
30%
77% Jan.
69% Jan.
74% Jan.
Sale
s
Sale
S
s
8s coupon off
33
32
26
66
Ext
Sale
17% Sale
105
6.000
Sale
Sale
Sale
J
(Dept of) external 7s
Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5Ms.. 1957 M N
1,000 Upper Austria (Prov) extl s f 7a. .1945 J D
External s f 4%«
2,000
June 10 1957 J D
39,000 Uruguay (Rep) external s f 8s...1946 F A
109,000
8%
9
20% Sale
99% Sale
1936 J
1954 M N
Toll ma
71
57%
J
B
f 5%« guar
Sale
Sale
40
A
O
a
Sale
71% Sale
101
M N
f g 5 Ms
1955 F A
J
Taiwan Elec Pow 5Ms
.......1971 J
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s
1952 M S
External
Sale
60
Sale
Sale
Swltserland (Govt) ext 5Ms..... 1946 A
(City)
9
Sale
21
Unmatured coupons attached..
Sydney
8%
58%
67%
68%
24%
20%
a82%
Sale
Sale
1968 J
Sweden (Kingdom of)
Extl g 5 Ms
9
29
42,000 Solssons (City) ext 15-yr g 6sNov 14 *36 MN
F
A
3,000 Styrla (Prov) extl sec s f 7a
1946
411,000
493,000
91,000
84,000
39,000
103,000
15,000
81,000
13
Sale
29
P
14
10
23
21%
21% Sale
89 % Sale
1962 M N
92,000 Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7S..1958 J D
60,000 SUeslan Landowners Assn 6s
1947 F A
sec
Sale
Sale
14
13% Sale
O
SFg6Ms..._
Ext
35
15%
D
Dec 1946 J D
105,000 Serbs. Croats 0c Slovenes extl 8s. 1962 M N
170,000
Sale
98
34
Sale
1952 MN
1957 M N
Sec s f g 7s...................1940
198,000
31,000 SanteFe Prov (ArgRep) extl 7s ..1942
194,000 Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7s. 1945
Gen ref guar serial gold 4%s—1951
92,000
38,000 Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s
1945
88
87
99% Sale
A
1950 J
.......1956 61
f 6s..........
s
91
Sale
J
1966 MN
f 8s........
s
3
July
6% July
32% Aug.
3
85%
a84%
26% Aug.
65
Aug.
o60% Aug.
88
Aug.
35%
99%
88 %
3814
29%
29%
D
A
87
35
O
F
92%
92%
90%
Sale
a82
S f gold 6s
1953 A O
Queensland (State of) ext s f 7s.. 1941 A O
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 16 1947 F A
Rhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser A 1950 M S
External
63
100
17
Prague (Greater City) 7%a_..„__1.952 MN
Prussia (Free State) ext s f 4%.—1951 M S
Ext 7s water loan
61;
29
Rio Grande do Sul (State) ext 8s. 1946 A
Ext s f g 6s
1968 I
79
Sale
89
86% Sale
85%
25% 30
65% Sale
69
External guar sink fund 7%«__196ti
External
Sale
Sale
79
9%
9%
60 %
69%
1961
1953
IVA
87
27
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15 %
1950
21,000 Saarbruecken (City) s f 6s
21,000 Sao Paulo (City) s f 8s
Mar
Ext Isec a f g 4%«
33,000
May 10
32,000 San Paulo (State) ext s f 8s..
-
15 ■'
f 6s.......1961
Extsf 7s of 1926
Sale
82%
82%
96% 094%
96%
95%
94%
93%
Sale
90%
38 M
o89 M
D
Poland (Rep of) g 6s
1940
Stabllls loan 7s of '27. Oct 15 1947
External s f 8s....
Porto Alegre (City of) 8s
34
Sale
68 %
65
8
Peru (Rep) Sec a f g 7s... ......1959 M S
National loan ext s f 6s
1960
s
Sale
Sale
28
o84
27
A
J
30
Sale
90]
883
May 15 1963 St N
Pernambuco (State) ext sec 7s.. 1947 M 8
National loan ext
23
*
Aug.
36
19
19
25
7% Apr.
1
2% Mar. 31
5% Aug.
28% Aug.
29% Aug.
Sale
95
1958 MN
1955 M N
84
35
90
D
1953 F
1953 61
Nuremberg (City) external 6s
Oriental Development 6s
External deb 5J4s_—......
olOl % Mar. 2 135% July
16% Aug. 28
*
37%
94
D
1970 J
30% Sale
25
Mar 16 1963 M 8
1967 J D
f 5s
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
84
Sale
a79
79
Norway 20-year ext s
20-year external s f 6s. Aug 15 1944 F A
30-year external s f 6s
Oct 1953 A O
40-year ext
Sale
3
1958 A O
f 6s.Aug 15 1943 F A
f g 5s
s
Sale
85 %
35
D
1959 MN
g 5s.._ 1957 F A
f g 6s series A
s
New South Wales ext
2
4% Aug,
6
Aug.
6% Aug.
4% Aug.
':rV'-
Highest.
Sales Prices.
6
Aug.
4
6% Aug. 10
5% Aug.
8
14% Aug.
5%
31
85
1959 M S
6%s series A
(City)
Sale
5%
*
8
.
44,000
15 %
4
i'"j
External sinking fund 4HS....1958 M
Extl s f 7s munlc loan
1967
38,000
40,000 RlodeJaneiro (City) 25-yrsf 8s 1946
External sec s 1 g 6Ma
198,000
: 953
243,000 Rome (City) external s f 4%t—1952
31,000 Rotterdam (City) ext s f 6s
.1964
68,000 Roumanla (Monopolies) 7s......1959
35,000
26,000
51,000
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
f
Sale Price.
• Sale Prices
126
Aug. 3 135
Aug. 29
4%
5%
4% Sale
Treas 4s of 1913 assent (largo)
Small
Ext
Sale
Lowest.
6%
....
Assenting 4s of 1910 large
Assenting 4s of 1910 small
Montevideo
Ask.
134
15
5%
Mlnas Geraes (State) Brazil.-—
36,000
94,000
128
Sale
8%
2%
1954
279,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 6M$.A952
81,000
80,000
92,000
88,000
215,000
415,000
99,000
125,000
245,000
146,000
165,000
30,000
6,000
31,000
103,000
120,000
52,000
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
2
J
Aug. 31.
QJ
............
4s of 1904
4s of 1910
t
2%
/
1945
5s large
Ask.
M N
Mexican Irrig Assenting s f 4 H*. 1943
Mexico (U 8) external 6s of I899£ 1945 Q
5s of 1899
Aug. 1.
1933.
Bid.
FOREIGN GOVT (Concluded)
Assenting
Assenting
Assenting
Assenting
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
N. Y. STOCK KXCHANGK.
Value.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Price
BONDS
August.
21
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Sept., 1933.]
18
18
29
20
14
18
June
8
July
Aug.
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
14
8
24
27
18
30
23
21
14
18
11
RAILROAD
2,000 Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5s ser A
First cons 4s series B
206,000
49,000 Albany 0c Susq 1st guar 3Ms. ...1946
1,000 Allegh 0c West 1st g gu 4s.
1998
66,000 Alleg Valley gen gu 4s
1942
28,000 Ann Arbor 1st g 4s........July 1995
1,083,000 Atch Top ASF gen g 4s
1995 A O
4,000
Registered
1995 A O
17,000
Adjustment g 4s
July 1 1995 Nov
117,000
Stamped
.July 1 1995 M N
41,000
14,000
423,000
71,000
45,000
28,000
~~9, 000
28,000
.....
...
94%
24
Sale
84
90
Sale
1955 J
D
1960 J
D
..1948 D
J
Rocky Mt dlv 1st 4a A
1965 J
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4a gl958 J
Cal-Arlz 1st 0c ref 4 Ms ser A ...1962 M
J
82M
J
87
8
94%
88 M
95
64
80
68%
85
D
Atl Knox 0t No 1st g 5a
1946
Atl 0t Char Air Line 1st 4Ms A..1944
1st 30-year 5s ser B......
J
J
....1944
Oct.. 1952 M N
J
Atlantic 0t Danville 1st g 4a
1948 J
L 0c N collat gold 4s
Bait 0c Ohio 1st g 4s
J
O
July 1948
Q
Cash sale
a
1941 MN
Deferred delivery
83%
75
Sale
58
54
Sale
13 % Sale
..
45 M
16
19
24%
92 M
Sale
»»
78%
o95%
36%
Salp
89
79
Sale
75
79
101%
Sale
Aug.
83
Aug.
May
May
1
90
Aug.
Jan.
77%
94%
35%
95%
93%
Aug, 16
2
Aug
7
Aug.
Aug. 31
Aug. 21
45
94
Aug.
87
Aug.
3
89
a87% Aug.
2
90
Aug.
Aug.
90%
u
42
84
45
84
79
Sale
89
Sale
Sale
p
40
75
92%
90
85
July
July
84
June 13
86
July
Aug.
July
Aug.
Aug.
July
14
29
24
7
July
July
12
19
r83
Aug.
May
81
Aug.
Jan.
1
102
Aug.
1
87
Aug.
99% Aug.
98% Aug.
Apr. 20 102
87
May
99%
May
99
Apr.
89% Aug.
95% Aug.
20
90
22
96
22
75%
91%
82%
74%
June 23
July
July
July
52
July
50
July
53
July
84% Aug.
92% Aug.
19
20
19
18
19
24
1
6:
80
Jan.
10
2
76% July
97
Aug. 28
87
Aug.
93% Aug.
88%
Aug".
77
Aug.
Aug.
68
42% Aug.
40
Aug.
50
45
86
79% Aug.
88% Aug.
Sale
82
89%
1
97% Aug. 15
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
42
89%
78%
69%
46%
37%
Sale
97%
94
8
81
79
83
Sale
45
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
83
Sale
97%
97%
67
97% Aug.
77%
98%
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
May
July
May
Aug.
101
86
86%
98%
99
"98% 97 % Sale
100
103% 100% 105%
83
87
90
92%
97
93%
94% 95%
83
Aug.
79
Sale
102
77% Aug.
98% Aug.
90
79
80%
Sale
30
84% a80% Aug. "29 "81 """Aug.
Sale
82
•
Aug.
9
90% Aug.
79% Aug.
73% Aug.
48
42'
Aug.
Aug.
46% Aug.
84% Aug.
92% Aug.
-----
20
81
*
37%
81%
Sale
Sale
72
40
Sale
75
68 M
93
28
93
81
-----
80%
72
♦
.|
Sale
J
........1933 M 8
D
1995
O
July 1948
D
Ref and gen 6s, series C
1995
r
7914
76%
J
O
Convert 4 Ms..
Refund 0t gen 5s ser A
1st gold 5s
P L E 0c W Va Sys ref g 4s
35
85
77
70
91
Conv g4a of 1910
Conv deb gold 4Ms
"93"" "96%
~80~
Registered....
218,000
597,000
402,000
96,000
Sale
76%
Second 4s
1948
2,000
8,000 Atlantic 0t Yadkin 1st gu g 4a.. 1949
37,000 Austin 0c NW 1st g 5s guar......1941
308,000
88
86
84 %
...1955 J
J
Atlantic City 1st con guar g 4s
1951
225", 000 Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
July 1952 M S
General unified 4%s series A..1964 J D
117,000
214,000
63,000
81
M N
.......
Con* g 4s of 1909.
Conv g 4s of 1905
90
82%
D
...
Registered
"K666
...
...
60
55
70
Look und
69
Sale
Sale
o84% Sale
er
list of Ma tured
f
?
1
*
67% Aug.
Sale
99
99% Sale
78% Sale
81
83%
99% Sale
18
14
Bond
75
Aug.
Aug.
83% Aug.
8
on
Page 31.
73%
99%
81%
86%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
171100
July
July
87% July
83
18
19
7
14
N. Y. STOCK
22
Sales in
1933.
Ask.
Bid.
Baltimore &
..—1950
J
1959
.....2000
1996
8
M
J
Sale
92 H
Brunaw 8c Western lat gu
39,000 Canada Sou con gu Ac col tr 5a..1963
146,000 Canadian Nat guar 4%a_Sept 15 1954
407,000
Guar gold 4 Ha
1957
208,000
Guar gold 4H>
1968
162,000
Guaranteed gold 5s
July 1969
489,000
Guaranteed g5a__.___
Oct 1969
Guaranteed g 5s
98,000
1970
251,000
Guar gold 4Ha
June 15 1955
438,000
Guar g 4%a
..1956
377,000
Guar g 4%s
...1951
210,000 Canadian No deb a f 7a
1940
208,000
35-year deb a f guar 6%a
1946
130,000
10-year gold 4Ha
Feb. 15 1935
818,000 Canadian Pac 4% deb stock
248,000
Collateral trust gold 4Ha
1946
5s equip trust ctfa
300,000
1944
Collateral trust ft 5s
214,000
1954
Collateral trust 4 Ha
279,000
1960
1949
J
60
84 H
91
J
45
A
60
A
O
M S
I
J
A
F
J
F
J
D
J
J
F
A
J
J
M S
J
J
J
D
J
J
Sale
80%
Sale
59
Sale
76 H
63
Sale
Sale
67
83
92
85
Sale
35
Sale
42
50
76
83
i85% Sale
86% 'Sale
86
86 %
92 % Sale
92 H Sale
91%
93
89 % Sale
Sale
86 H
Sale
102% Sale
L03H Sale
97%
97%
66 % Sale
71%
73
84
Sale
82% Sale
71
75
F
O
A
M
8
Guar 5a
J
Charles Ar Savannah lat g 7s
1936
M N
Ches 8t Ohio lat cona g 5a
....1939
Registered
1939 M N
M
Registered..
Ref 8c imp 4H* aer A
361,000
1,000
Ref Ac impt 4Ha series B
60",000
144,000
Craig Valley 1st g 5a
1993
1995
May 1940
Potts Creek Br 1st 4a
R Ac A D1t lat
con
O
A
A
O
Chic Ac B 111 lat cona g 6a
1934
Chic Ac E 111 Ry (new co) gen 5a._1951 M N
M N
Ac Erie 1st gold 5a
1983
M S
483, 000 Chic Gt Western lat 50-yr 4a
1959
J
J
2, 000 Chic Indlanap A Loulsv ref g 6a. 1947
J
J
Refunding
200" 666
1, 000 Chic
gold 5a
1947
Refunding 4a series C
1st Ac general 5s serlea A
1966
48, 000
J
J
lat Ac gen 6a serlea B
May 1966
36, 000
J
J
1956
37, 000 Chic Indiana 8c Sou 50-yr 4a
J D
Chic L S 8c East 1st 4 Ha
1969
4, 000
108, 000 Chic Mil Ac St P gen g 4s aer A...1989
Gen g 3Ha series B
May 1989
45, 000
Gen 4 Ha aeries C
May 1989
54, 000
Gen gold 4Hs series E—Mar 1 1989
50, 000
J
J
Gen 4% aeries F
1989
5, 000
F A
2,267, 000 Chic Mil St P Ac Pac mtge 5a ser A.1975
A O
Conv ad] 5s
Jan 1 2000
6,737, 000
& No West gen 3 Ha
1987
MN
1987 MN
MN
Stpd non-payt Fed Inc tax..1987
6Ha_.Mar 1 1936
May 3037 J
lat Ac ref 4Ha stamped.May.. 3037 J
J
May 3037
Refunding gold 4s_.
......
1934 A
98
75
Sale
83%
73%
33
19
Sale
Mar. 28
Jan. 20
62
Aug.
80
Jam
26
July
July
14
27
88
4
68%
22%
Sale
33
Apr.
54% Jan.
84% Mar.
85
45
17%
16%
Aug. 22
67% July 11
70% July 15
Apr.
97
97%
97%
97%
103%
103%
103%
100%
May
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
98
Aug. 25
97% July 19
Aug.
9
109% Aug. 30
Aug. 25
101
July 14
r70
83% July 18
Aug. 28
98
90% July 14
80% July 18
July
1
19
Mar.
Mar.
107
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Aug. 11
Aug. 31
100% Aug.
"57% Aug".
97
Aug.
Aug.
31
Aug.
35
19
11
15
11
7
7
14
5
24
5
21
19
21
28
Aug. 28
July 20
Aug.
21
"29""
Aug.
33%
45
35
65%
Sale
101%
Sale
79%
Sale
78%
97%
94
85
90
85
Sale
80%
83%
82
Sale
73% Aug.
65% Aug.
Aug.
98
Aug.
91% Aug.
87
Aug.
73
Sale
101
Aug.
59% Aug.
Aug.
96
Aug.
89
Aug.
83
Aug.
102
100
97%
Sale
Jan.
86%
79
98
82
Sale
87%
73%
73%
3
Aug.
73% Aug. 30
87
87
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
80
Sale
Sale
102%
105% Aug. 10 107% Aug.
103
Aug.
Aug. 25 105
102
Aug.
7 103% Aug.
106% Sale
102%
Sale
Sale
84 %
97
88%
94%
93%
100
89
Aug.
Aug.
95% Aug.
99% Aug.
99% Aug.
89
89
94
Sale
94
94%
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
93
100
86%
99%
90
Jan.
94
May
Apr.
Sale
89
Aug.
Sale
89
Sale
90
84
90
Sale
1
90% Aug.
88
Sale
79 %
96%
Sale
97
94
Sale
92
91
Aug,
96% Aug.
95% Aug.
92
Aug. 31
91
Aug. 15 92% Aug.
1 100% Aug.
89% Aug.
91% 90% 100
Sale
Sale 100
99%
58'
58
58
74
12
Sale
17
90 H
Sale
Sale
42 H
96%
58
99
45
Sale
55
_
70
41
57
15
28
39
Sale
Sale
44
43.
Sale
Apr.
Apr.
97
70%
38
46
62
44
50
54
75%
Sale
76
Sale
72
78
Sale
Sale
72
77
51
Sale
23%
Sale
Sale
57% Aug.
44
57
18% Sale
5% Sale
37%
40
40
44
54
70
77%
50%
23%
56%
.....
65
58
-----
16
Sale
41
Sale
16%
11%
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
65%
31%
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
19%
Sale
86%
70%
69%
74%
78% Sale
-----
D
D
28
44
12
July
July
54
July
78% July
103% Aug.
73
July
64
Aug.
77% July
77
July
79
Aug.
59% July
31% July
48
61% May
94% Jan.
38
35
Feb.
Feb.
40
Feb.
40
Feb.
38
Feb.
11
Apr.
3% Apr.
2
60
Aug. 16
34
Mar. 15
Aug. 18
Aug.
7
Aug.
9
70
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30
36
Apr.
Apr.
5
5
47
19
19
10
19
19
July
5
70% July
21
62
64
Sale
D
Sale
58
48
Sale
24
74
66
91%
47%
23% Sale
12% Sale
,
64
Sale
61
36%
39%
39% Sale
80
77%
77%
103
103% 101%
60
71
70%
62
60%
63%
72
75
71%
Sale
67%
67%
65%
Sale
54
17
17
20
27
22
31
10
58
Feb.
9
50
72
May 13
57
33
95
80
44
Aug.
4!
44%
77%
May
55
Aug.
94
13
Mar.
60
55
71 40
Aug.
Aug.
44% Aug.
Aug. 31
78
Aug.
Aug.
103% Aug.
Aug.
72*
Aug.
Aug.
64
Aug.
Aug.
76% Aug.
Aug.
76
Aug.
72
Aug.
79
Aug.
78
Aug.
54
Aug.
50% Aug.
27
Aug.
22% Aug.
50
8
27
19
10
Aug.
Aug,
49%
46
12
6
July
July
50% July
60
July
48
45
60
49
Jan.
1
Sale
6
17
Aug. 23
95% July 22
92% Aug. 14
100% Aug. 18
99
99
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
91
99
20
17
9
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
99
5
86% July
Apr.
86% July
87% Apr.
78
Apr.
68
Apr.
76% Apr.
32
Apr.
3% Apr.
a86% Apr.
20
Apr.
80
"18
14
99
47
Sale
84% Apr.
59% Aug. 28
Sale'
14%
97
3
Aug. 28
104% June 27
May 26
92
95% Aug. 21
Aug. 17
96
July 18
100
89
Aug.
1
99% Aug. 23
2
90% Aug.
May 15
93
58% July 20
June
93
30
13
27
109
May
June
83
90
53
55%
81
55% Aug.
92
90% 102
54% Sale
52
90
Aug.
Sale
102
93
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
"84"
100
Aug.
107% June
al00% Apr.
101% May
87% Apr.
90% May
80
Apr.
79
Apr.
99% Aug.
90% Aug.
98% Aug.
97%
90%
41"
96
Aug.
10
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
18% Aug.
16% Aug.
19
59% Aug.
60
49
35
July 20
Aug. 30
July 19
Aug. 30
July 19
July 19
July 19
July 19
Feb.
Sale
106%
35
1
13
July 14
Aug. 30
July 20
Mar. 18
100
Jan.
33% Apr.
1
30
29
30
28
28
30
25
25
30
9
30
25
9
11
28
11
Feb.
July
83%
78%
68%
84%
28
"49"
"29"
Aug.
109% Aug.
101
Aug.
69
Aug.
80% Aug.
98
Aug.
86% Aug.
78
Aug.
107
48
Sale
Sale
38
8
69% Aug. 24
67
July
7
100
July 22
84
Aug.
7
62
Aug.
4
92% Aug. 21
92% July 21
May
1
71
July
83
Mar.
59%
58%
"39%
Aug.
99% Aug.
93% Aug.
50
Sale
34%
Aug. 31
72
48
78
98
94% Aug.
83% Aug.
73% Aug.
Sale
104 %
83 H
83
July
74
"97%
87% Jan.
Apr.
54% Apr.
75
97
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
97% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
78
Sale
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
100
99% Aug.
63
Sale
Sale
17%
O
65
20
89
75
51%
65
69
67
26?/g Sale
19% Sale
77% Aug.
89% Aug.
47
Aug.
40% Aug.
40% Aug.
34
Aug.
62% Aug.
27
Aug.
26% Aug.
18% Aug.
9
2
18
16
8
1
28
31
31
24
89
88% Aug.
8
90
Sale
47%
43%
43%
37%
63%
Sale
43%
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
69
Jan.
13
80% Aug.
92% Aug.
49% Aug.
43% Aug.
43% Aug.
38% Aug.
66% Aug.
32
Aug.
32
Aug.
21
Aug.
Apr.
43% Apr.
15
Apr.
15
Apr.
5
6
7
7
90
72
Mar. 29
46
Jan.
36
Mar.
73
Aug. 30
40
15
Feb.
4
50
A*
Apr.
Apr.
5
18
19
Mar.
3
18% Feb. 28
6
Apr.
5
69
73
Aug.
7
Aug. 10
82 % July
92% Aug.
56
July
47% July
48
July
44
July
70
July
39
July
38
July
28
July
27
11
8
10
8
7
20
7
13
13
July
21
90'
D
Cln Ham Ac Day 2d g 4 Hi
Cln Ind St L Ac C lat 4a._
a
Sale
95%
Sale
D
Choc Okl Ac Gulf consol 5a
Cash sale,
Sale
a85
51
D
1953 M S
.....
r
a78
Sale
1960 M N
Memphis Dlv 4s
1951
8,000
1960
69,000 Chic T H 8c S'east 1st Ac ref 5a
Income guar 5s
Dec 1 1960
116,000
129,000 Chic Un Station 1st gu 4Ha A..1963
1st 5a aeries B
1963
20,000
Guaranteed gold 5a
1944
139,000
lat 6 Hs aeries C.
1963
208,000
140,000 Chic Ac West Ind Consol 50-yr 4a. 1953
1st Ac ref 5 %e series. A
371,000
1963
con
Sale
80
June 15 1951
Registered
100% Sale
65% Sale
79% Sale
63
49
June 15 1951
7,000 Cln Leb Ac N lat
109
Sale
Sale
June 15 1951
Gold 5a
Sale
40
1988
Sec. gold 4 Ha series A
Sale
106%
47
1949 MN
J
J
Convertible gold 4%a
Chic S L Ac N O—
104
100 %
.....
Stpd gen 4%s non-pay lnc tax.1987 MN
Gen 5a atpd non pay lnc tax..1987 MN
M 8
15-year secured
Registered
"5",000
56
6
99
Q F
....
General 4s...
Gold 3 Ha
"i',666
75%
J
1947 J
M N
4s
Sale
,
60%
Sale
F
1971 F
A
Chic R I 8c Pacific gen g
97
Sale
97
94
Sale
82 H
2,489,000
146,000
570,000
353,000
537,000
105% Aug.
Sale
73
Sale
Conv 4%a serlea A
Sale
31
89 H
..1949
lat 8c ret4 Ha aer C
Sale
73% ~75"
90
79
462,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
102% Sale
99% Sale
102%
101%
Sale
31
8
1977
5s
Sale
105^ Sale
Sale
95
79%
Aug. 29
48
96%
97%
97%
97%
102%
102%
102%
Aug.
Aug.
93% Aug.
93
Aug.
98% Aug.
98% Aug.
98% Aug.
95% Aug.
93% Aug.
93% Aug.
103% Aug.
87
1958 M
1st Ac ref g
Sale
97
Sale
88
lat 8c ref 4 Ha series B
lat Ac ref 5a aerlea A
Registered
Sale
96%
61
J
25,000 Chic
93
98%
98 %
98 H
95%
93%
93%
19
J
General 4s
3,000
—
80
..1949
Illinois Division 4a.
10,000
8,000
99,000
186,000
58,000
172,000
—mm
—
...
217,,000
103,,000
167,,000
46",000
93
97
93%
90
—
-
70
89
284 ,000
"l" 660
Sale
92%
28
8
3Ha
93
Sale
O
Registered.......
92
60
A
Chic Burl Ac Q 111 D1t
94
60
3d con gold 4a
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 5a .1941 M
1949
92%
64%
36
94
1989
1989
Chic 8c Alt RR ref g 3a
Sale
57%
—
68
3
18
4
25% Apr.
78% Aug. 30
67
Aug. 31
83
8
A
..1946
g 4a
96
60
70
A
1993
57%
Sale
70
1960 F
J
General gold 4Ha
Sale
61
.......
1954
Sale
62
38
—
Mar.
53
83
Aug. 22
2 100
96% Aug.
Aug. 10
60% Aug. 18 66
57
Aug. 18 58% Aug. 18
100
Sale
28%
12
80
76
Sale
45
5
80
64 H
58
72
15" "35%
2lb",660
2,000
7,000
22,000
4
.
45% Apr.
34% Jan.
Aug. 23
,Aug. 21
Aug.
4
96
63
100
8%
Aug. 23
Aug.
1
Aug. 18
Aug. 21
Aug.
1
96
97
98%
94%
15% Sale
Aug.
4
Aug. 21
Sale
24
88%
68%
Aug. 21
Aug.
7
55
92
„
94%
81
20%
J
Middle Ga Ac Atl D1t pur m 5a.. 1947
Mobile D1t lat g 5a
..—1946
Registered
Sale
Sale
61%
3
31
23
24
10
66
62 H
64
51
Aug.
71% Aug.
69% Aug.
63
Aug.
Highest.
Sale Pricss
"
89
92 H
80
94%
92%
82
80%
81% Sale
77
83%
81%
88% Aug.
74
Aug. 29
58% Aug.
1
98% Aug.
1 100
78% Aug. 11 84
62
Aug.
4 62
90% Aug. 14 92%
68
Sale
78% Sale
42
40%
92
91%
90%
86
87
M S
26,000 Cent N E lat guar 4s
1961
21,000 Cen RR Ac Bkg of Ga col tr g 5a..1937 MN
J
56,000 Central of N J gen g 5a
1987 J
Q
5,000
Registered
General 4a...
1987 J
23,000
F
399,000 Cent Pac lat ref gu g 4a
1949
111,000
6,000
243,000
5,000
170,000
Lowest
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
"66""
69
83
83
J
"92%
92%
83%
Through St L lat gu g 4a
Sale
Sale
40 H
1951
1946
.
100
71%
70
Sale
74
Sale
85
81
56
12,000 CaroClinch At Ohio lat 5a
1938 J D
lat & con g 6a series A.Dec 15 1953 J D
66,000
Carthage 8t Adlr lat gu g 4a
1981 J D
J D
21",660 Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s__
1948
17,000 Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5a.....Not. 1945 F A
Consol gold 5a
60,000
1945 MN
A O
Ref & gen 5H* aerlea B
2,000
1959
Ref 8c gen 5s series C
88,000
1959
....
Sale
70
......
pur money g 4a..
Macon 8c Nor D1t 1st g 5a
68%
«61%
60
g4a...1938
...1937 M S
1957 M N
34,000 Burl Ced Rap 8c Nor 8t Col ta lat 5a '34 A O
Chat Dtv
Sale
36%
Con sol 4 Ha
18,666
i
85% Aug. 29
Aug.
7
68% Aug. 31
Sale
58%
98%
J
I
g 4a
Sale
Sale
J
Buff Roch 8c Pitta gen 5a...
cons
54 H
36
86% Sale
a87%
69 H
068 h
S
F
1943 I
Belvldere Del cona gtd g 3%a
Sale
28 %
90
M
1,000 Big Sandy Ry lat guar 4a
1944 J
100,000 Boston 8c Maine 1st 5s A C
1967 M
50,000
1st mortgage 5a series II
1955 M N
29,000
lat g 4% a serlea JJ
1961 A O
18,000 Boston Ac N Y Air Line lat gu 4a .1955 F A
CaroCent 1st
62 H
J
Coot ft 4%s
1,418,000
--19,00
24,000 Bangor Ac Aroostook RR 1st g 5s 43
16,000
Con ref mtft gold 4»
1951
5,000 Battle Creek 8c Sturgla gu 3a
1989
4,000 Beech Creek lat gu 4a..........1936
Second guar gold 5a..........1936
Beech Creek Exten lat g 3%a_- .1951
98",600
Sale Prices,
Ask
Ask. Bid
'.
Refunding 5a aerlea D
Ref & gen 5s series F
184,000
Bid.
Highest.
Lowest
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
Ohio—{Con.)
SouthwDlT lit3Hl
6%
Tol Cln Dlv lat Ac ref 4«
112,000
231,000
95,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Jan. 3
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
238,000
1
Price
BONDS
August.
Value.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
64
72%
71% 68
Sale
66
64%
67%
54
Sale
53
34% Sale
Sale
100
100% 100% 101
105
105% Sale
104%
67
D
J
8
J
J
J
J
D
102
Sale
J
J
112
J
J
79
112% 113%
Sale,
80
Sale
M S
90
Sale
Sale
59%
88%
1952 M N
J
1937 J
4aIIII1943
Deferred delivery 4
MN
70
73
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84
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60%
90%
92%
82
er
list of Ma tured
Aug.
101
Sale
91
77%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
102
93
.Aug 3 1936 Q F
Q F
gu g
65
60
D
M
-----
60
112% Aug.
77% Aug.
88% Aug.
Aug.
72% Aug.
67% Aug.
57% Aug.
102
Aug,
106
/
Aug.
103% Aug.
114
Aug.
80% Aug.
91% Aug.
90% Aug. 31
Sale
Bond
94% Aug.
Aug.
82
s on
Page 31.
94% Aug.
82% Aug.
66%
Feb.
85
May
Apr.
92
90% Aug. 31
94%
1
92% Mar.
103% Mar.
59% Jan.
50
69%
Sale
14% Apr.
91
Apr.
Mar.
95
June
94% Aug.
82
Jan.
72% Aug. 24
73% July 19
64% July 19
102
July
7
106
Feb.
6
103% June 27
114
Feb.
10
80% Aug. 16
92
July 14
50
May
3
90% Aug. 31
8
95% Feb.
94% Aug. 21
Jan. 10
83
„
Sept., 1933.]
Sales in
Bid.
56,665
Ask.
954
102
994
1024
D
1941 J
..1963 J
..—1977 J
Cairo DIt 1st gold 4s........—1939 J
Cln W be M DIt 1st g 4s
1991 J
12", 600
121,000
20,000
1,000
26,000
2,000
1,000
J
47
J
45
864
J
1014 102
93
1054
964 Mar.
964 Mar.
80
w*
72
96
.1938 J
.1935 M N
97
984
B. .1942 A O
96
.1942 A
86
.1942 J
90
Sale
96
J
84
82
96
98
77
85
85
82
77
73
Sale
95
90
75
66
774
•75
764 Sale
93
934
76
724
76
71
76
82
75
n*
A
82
General 4Hs series A........ .1977 F
21,000 CleT Short Line 1st gu 4Hs
.1961 A
A
79
85
91
93,000 ClerUnionTerm'ls 1st sfSHi A.1972
48,000
1st s f g 5s series B guar
1973
1st s f guar 4H« •®r C
159,000
..1977
9,000 Coal R1t Ry 1st gu 4s
1945
157,000 Colo At Southern Ref At est 4 J4s. .1935
General mtge 4J4« series A—.1980
85,000
2,000 Col At Hock Valley 1st ext g 4s
1948
A
A
66
67
O
A
O
J
D
82
00
177,0001 Cuba Northern Rys 1st 54*
26,000
10,000
1st At refund 7
Sale
92
Sale
72
774
87
18,000
113,000
392",666
Del Ac Hud 1st Ac ref 4s
Gold
534s
1937
Aug.
934 Aug.
Des Moines Ac Ft D 1st gu g 4s
4,000
8,000
Certificates of deposit
30
Sale
96
Sale
1937
5s....1937
.1948
"i",66o
Erie At Plttsb gen gu g 34* ser B.1940
3,000
Seriea C 34»
1940
120,000 Erie RR 1st con Ac prior Hen 4s..1996
5,000
Registered..
153,000
1st consol gen lien 4s
1996
...........
.........
30
34 Sale
634
42 4
35
25
D
45
30
D
80
A
87
924
4
..
O
J
93
914
96
954
984
98
64
90
J
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884
884
J
66
82
84
69
70
70
I
'424 "454
J
1951 F
99
1953 A
31
101
Sale
1953 A
304
Sale
Ser B
1957 J
J
65
87
J
5,000 Fla Cent At Pen consol gold 5s
.1943
D
10,000 Fla East Coast 1st 44s....
.1959
65,000
1st At ref 5s ser A
.1974 M S
45,000
Certificates of deposit
6,000 Fonda John At Gl gen ref 4Hi.. 11952 MN
23,000
.1982 MN
(Amended) 1st cons 44*
16
f 6s.
.
61
.
I'i
97
68
(
Aug.
4
874 Aug. 10
994 Aug. 22
96
Aug.
2
634 Aug.
66
46
55
1
Aug.
9
Aug. 10
Aug/10
34 Aug.
694 Aug.
1
4
904 Aug. 25
98
96
90
May 12
.tune
2*
38
May
3
40
Jan.
10
17
July 13
864 July 19
77 4 June 28
93 4 Aug. 14
94 4 July
7
77
July 20
97
July 10
92
June
77
June 28
604 July
62
July
2
21
19
Apr.
24
3
414 June
41
11
Apr. 16
674 Apr. 22
91
May
9
79
Apr.
6
66
6
7
10
34
a264 Feb. 24
June
2
July 14
894 July 20
994 Aug. 22
97
July 21
Feb.
27
84 Apr.
7
27
11
Feb.
28
July
674 July
52
July
60
July
19
20
20
18
3
8
Aug.
Aug.
98
Aug. 29
974 Aug. 25
90
90
Aug.
Aug.
2
2
80
Aug.
2
Aug.
2
80
AUg. 29
784 Aug.
4
90
90
Sale
664 Aug. 16
834 Aug.
784 Aug.
704 Aug.
8
4
2
'
82
'
684
1
-
45
33
25
100
99
63
624
3
Sale
99
Aug.
2 100
Aug. 30
Aug. 29
594 Aug. 17 65
604 Aug. 21 644 Aug. 29
^
Sale
644
62
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
984 101
Sale
100
Sale
62
4
154
4
60
■
June
29
June
'
6
75
Apr. 26
1014 May 11
1
99
May
12
Mar. 15
84
Feb.
65
17
Apr.
3 4 June
9
694 Aug.
4
404 July 27
30
July 14
904 July 27
1034 Mar. 15
1054 July
3
39
July 20
93
Aug.
7
784 Apr.
98
Aug. 29
974 Aug. 25
Feb.
72
Jan.
90
Aug.
90
Aug.
884 Jan.
67 4 Apr.
784 Aug.
40 4 Feb.
90
Aug.
85
July
7
604 Aug.
604 Aug.
Aug.
994 Aug.
784 Aug.,
74
July
Jan.
57
99
Jan.
100
30
Jan.
68
June
8
8
14
67
Feb.
204 Apr.
204 Apr.
81
Apr.
75
Feb.
39
Aug. 29
15
Jan.
16
60
Aug.
344 Apr. 28
63
Aug. 24
9
Aug.
144
134
114
54
Aug.
1
Aug. 25
Aug. 11
Aug. 16
3
2
Aug.
99
Aug. 15
88
844 Aug.
88
Aug. 15
544 Apr.
a35
29
Aug. 30
404 Feb.
674 July
67 4 July
304 Jan.
1
Aug.
Aug. 22
2 102
2 101
2
2
6
4
7
July
July
634 Aug. 25
644 Aug. 10
Aug. 31
Aug. 11
7
100
19
19
19
102
Aug. 31
101
Aug. 11
39
Aug. 29
63
62
144 Sale
J
904
95
O
60
68
97 4
85
4
104
16
13
194
334
35
85
92 4
1945 J
43
May 15
Apr. 21
61
.....
124
14
84 Sale
44 Sale
60
4
D
J
J
1940 A
O
1936 M S
Grays Point Term 1st gu g 5s ...1947 J D
476,000 Gt Nor—Gen 7s Series A
172,000
1st Ac refund 44« Ser A
.
99
Sale
974
85
27
144
52
35
60
Sale
Sale
84
5
57
12
12
1
84 Aug.
44 Aug. 11
99
99
4
Jan.
Feb.
3 4 Apr.
24 Apr.
July
214 July
21
21
July
Aug. 15
16
15
17
8
10
114 Aug. 11
8
July 18
2
99
19
90
July
7
27
54 Mar. 27
27
July
18
18
May
5
234 Apr. 12
264 'illy
50
jill y
28
43
84
2
96 4 juxy
904 July
87
July
864 july
834 July
774 July
Sale
Mar.
11
102 4
Sale
100
Sale
Gen 44s series E
Green Bay Ac West deb ctfs A..
J
58
Sale
J
72
76
1977 J
J
944
934
105
1034 Sale
102
Sale
1024
87
85.
45
Sale
J
43 4
J
45
46 4
Sale
Gulf At Ship Island ref 5s
Sale
86
72 4
32
32 4
37
5
804
64
27
56
51
60
Hous Belt At Ter 1st 5s
94
994 Sale
87
92
86
Hudson At Manhat 1st Ac ref 5s A.1957
365,000
Adjust Income 5s
16,000 Illinois Central 1st g 4s.
1st gold 34s
Extended 1st g 34«
Feb
...
84
.......1951
Sale
52 4
78
1957
Sale
73 4
45
91
39,000
94,000
1st gold 3s sterling...........1951 M 8
Collateral trust gold 4s.......1952 A O
56
59
Refunding 4s
51
534
92",606
544
74
Coll tr g 4s
1953 MN
41
44
Refunding 5a__
15-year secured 64s...
40-year 44s
1955 MN
53
Sale
1936 J
J
664
1966 P
A
344 Sale
Cairo Bridge gold 4s..
1956 I
D
634
1951
1951
1955 MN
Purchased lines 1st 34s
-
...1952 J
Deferred delivery*
J
95
934
83 4
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95
Sale
504 Sale
83 4
86
70
694
67
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22
764
Aug. 16
664 Aug. 17
67
38
64
76
79
784 Sale
574
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~
85
—
86
93 4
Sale
62
Sale
79
er
964 Mar.
934 May
894 Aug. 11
454 Apr.
664 Apr.
8
8
87
Aug.
4
814 Aug. 14
Aug.
9
694 Aug. 31
66
39
Apr.
6
Feb. 24
75
404 Apr. 20
70
37
34
29
Aug.
3
27
74
Apr.
7
July 10
34 Apr. 25
884 Aug.
2
74
Feb.
224 Apr. 12
23
Apr.
424 June
404 June 12
99 4
85
834
85
834
484
58
75
77
Aug.
99
Aug. 16
Aug. 21 100
90
90
Aug. 18
Aug. 18
954 Aug. 15 954 Aug. 15
100 4
93
95
85
804 Aug. 11
484 Aug. 31
Aug. 16
Sale
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Aug. 21
524 Aug.
~
89
764
764
89
3
Aug. 24
86
----
78
Aug.
784 Aug.
75
Aug.
754 Aug.
Sale
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614
664 Sale
4
1
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64
Aug.
854 Aug.
924 Aug.
62
Aug.
844 Aug.
Sale
87
94
Sale
654
834
Sale
85
list of Ma tured
11
19
2 1064 Aug. 29
2 1034 Aug. k9
64 Aug. 11
884 Aug.
2
674 Aug. 16
65
Aug. 16
64 Aug.
884 Aug.
64
Aug.
944—--
83 4
70
June
54
89 4
1937
2
54
70
854 100
Aug. 25
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64
J
84
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65
59
Aug.
1064 Aug. 29
1034 Aug.
9
854 Aug. 25
854
67
35
O
J
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66
O
1937 M N
J
1937 J
Sale
88
A
1999 J
4
Sale
94
934 Aug.
1034 Aug.
1014 Aug.
—~
90
51
Hock Val 1st con g 44*
1,000 Housatonlc RR con g 5s
2,000 Houst At Tex C 1st g 5s Int gu
73
944
80
Stamped..
123,000
79
68
69
A
Feb 1952 J
86
83
80
684
694
694 Sale
Feb
MN
55
'444 "46" "794 Sale
Feb
Debenture ctfs B
1,000 Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4s
1940
21.000 Gulf Mob Ac Nor 1st 54» ser B... 1950
1st mtge gold 5s series C
77,000
...195s
23
48
1961 J
J
264
50
1936 J
Stamped (without July 133 coup)
Gen mtge 54s Ser B._
1952 I
Gen mtge 5s Ser G...
1973 J
Gen 44s Series D..._
1976 J
Apr.
854 Jan.
July
1929
227,000 Grand Trunk of Can a f 7a
182,000
15-yer deb g s f 6s guar
a
93
394
544
124
124
64
44
.1961 J
Extended at 6% to 1934...
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9
874 Aug.
98
60
43
4
97 4
a35
.1933 A
Oct.
63 4 Aug.
964
78
604 Sale
96'
.1941 J
..
Georgia Midland 1st 3s.........1946 A O
Gout Ac Oswegatchle 1st 5s......1942 J D
8,000 Gr R At I ex 1st gu g 44s....
1941 J
J
r
674 Apr.
47
40
30
Ref At impt gold 5s ser 1927
1967 M N
Ref Ac imp 5s ser 1930
...-.1975 A O
Erie At Jersey 1st s f 6s
894
1034
1
3
34 Aug.
68
394
294
904
90
634 Sale
624 Sale
Sale
14,000
574 Aug. 171
Aug. 17
35
Aug. 29
434 Aug. 29
60
34
24
554
90
694 Sale
99
Sale
39,000
109,000
440,000
834 Aug. 28
974 Aug. 211
944 Aug. 28,
32
1953 A
27
84
258",606
54
Apr.
49 4 Mar
86 4 June
41
274
"3", 606
Aug.
314 Aug.
2
J
J
35,000
221,000
129,000
29
Aug.
1044 103
Aug. 28 104
1034 103
Aug.
3
34 '
37
32
354
Aug.
7
354 Aug. 28
93
914
914 Aug. 22 93
Aug.
7
86
1955 J
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Feb
35
85
...
5s
90
Mar.
35
....
Gen conT 4s Series D
cons
87
15
324 Aug.
Sale
24
-.1965 A
El Paso At S W 1st Ac ref 5s
1st
1
19
16
28
9
19
21
27
15
474
81
81
50
Ga Caro At Nor 1st 5s
May
604 Apr.
33
Sale
18,000 East Tenn Va Ac Ga cons 1st g 5s 1956 MN
8,000 Elgin Jol Be East 1st g 5s........1941 M N
Ga At Ala
70
June
Sale
54
90
Fort St U D Co 1st g 4 4s
Ft Worth Ac Dearer City 54s
128,000 Frem Elk At Mo V 1st 6s
2
Aug.
Aug.
1
504 Aug.
Sale
32
"5", 606
Aug.
41
884
714
954
Sale
104
s
87
89
7
90
38
101
Genesee RIt RR 1st
84
53
55
614
Sale
174 Sale
974,000
24,000
15,000
3
9
50 4
52
—
42
84
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91
1014 Aug. 29
3
Sale
45
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O
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7
15
10
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33
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344 Sale
314
364 "324 Sale
264 35
264
294
86 4 Sale
844 Sale
98
804
83
994
96
Sale
954 Sale
95
954
634 Sale'
594 Sale
59
64
624
664
A
Penn coll trust g 4s
ConT g 4s Ser A
Feb.
June
354 Aug. 23
364 Aug.
3
"894
954
934
32
J
14",606
99
98
Jan.
3
86
Jan.
3
Mar. 18 1014 Aug. 29
91
Feb. 25
Aug.
3
49 4 June
884
72
27
O
East Ry M No DIt 1st g 4s...
-117,000
80,000
.Tune
53
804
724
93
33
10 i
Registered...
2r
86
96
524 Aug. 14
57
Aug.
2
Sale
Sale
103
Dul So Shore Ac Atlantic g
97
1014 Aug.
91
Aug.
Sale
18
1947 M
1995 J
1995 J
Second gold 4s
Dul Ac Iron Range 1st 5s
14
21
17
17
52
Detroit Rhrer Tunnel 1st gu 4H*-1961 M N
J
Dul Mlssabe At Nor gen 5s..... —1941 J
17,000
7,000
July
524 Aug.
53
Aug.
82
13
...
Des Plalnes Val 1st guar 44«
24",606
76
1935
Detroit At Mack 1st lien g 4s
32,000
17
72
964 May 16 1014 July
934 Aug. 18 100
July
July
804 June
8 88
1
834 Aug. 25
76
Aug.
3
934 Aug. 14
924 Aug.
3
74
Aug. 21
954 Aug. 31
33
36
July
Aug. 10
Aug. 14
Aug.
3
7'
40
'664
924
334 Sale
101,000
Consol gold 434 s
1936
990,000 DenT Ac R Gr West gen 5s Aug 1955
534,000
Ref At Imp mtge 5s ser B
—1978
July 20
May 15
75
97
504
88
80
964 May 20
93
59
27
A
77
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
574
79
M N
Del RIt RR Ac Bdge 1st gu g 4s-.1936 F
Den At Rio Gr 1st cons g 4s...
1936
Aug. 23
27
12
Aug.
Sale"
944
95
Apr.
Apr.
88
274
O
Mar. 31
86
23
J
66
Sale
154 Sale
D
60
Sale
504
31
D
1935 A
5s
40
47
37
85
1
101
101
73
31
31
31
1936 J D
—1943 M N
1st lien Ac ref 6s series B.
184,666
82
Aug.
4
734 Aug. 22
95
Aug. 23
69
Aug. 24
774 Aug.
3
18
July 25
May 31
July 20
Aug. 30
July 25
July 18
July 19
86
744
.....
924—
...
28
14
18
24
22
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Aug.
Aug.
......
Sale
94
68
85
17 102
3 1074
3 107
72
31
15 85
6 96
22 82
4 824
18 774
Apr.
88
95
91
50
1936 J
serlesA
62 *
75
O
1942 J
1952 J
Cuba RR 1st 50-yr g 5s
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A
1956 J
Non-conT debenture 4s.
884 Sale
814 Sale
744 Sale
M N
AAtO 1955 A
Non-conT deb 4s
86
684
M N
Conn At Passum RIts lit g 4s
1943 A
2,000 Consolidated Ry non-conT deb 4s 1954 J
5,000
Non-conr debenture 4s.
JAcJ 1955 J
"3", 656
884
76
O
O
1955 F
Col At Tol 1st ext 4s
....
Aug. 10
69
87
.1950 F
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
93
101
1004 10141100
97
984 964 Sale
854
874
964
964
99
994
87
864
1014
1014
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....
844 Aug.
2
96
Aug. 30
49
81
734
95
Aug. 28
Aug. 30
•
704
69
O
72
64 4
76
93
85
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1004
J
78
82
70
90
754
J
100 4 Aug. 10 102
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105 4 105
Aug. 15 1074 Aug.
1
Sale
105
Aug. 29 1064 Aug.
3
814
CleT At Mahon Valley g 5s
Series C gu 334*-.
Sale Prices.
105
75
CleT At Marietta 1st gu 4H»
CleT At Pitts gen gu 4H* ser
Series D 334s
Sale Prices.
Sale
66
"75"
14,000 CleT Col C At Ind gen con 6s.... .1934 J J
61,000 CleT Lor At Wheel con 1st g 5s.. .1933 4 O
10,000
3,000
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale
57
J
St Louis DIt 1st coll trust g 4s_1990 MN
Spring Be Col DIt 1st g 4s
1940 M S
Series B gu 3H>
Series A gu 4>is
Lowest.
Sale Prices
4.tjfc.'
Highest.
Sale
924
J
1940 J
Lowest.
18$
99
75
53
WWVsIDIt 1st g 4s
Ask. Bid
Bid.
764
844 "85""
98
664
1993 J
Ref Ac Imp 4s series C
Ref Be Imp 5s series D
Ref Be Impt 4 H* series E__.
Aug. 31.
106
J
.1
2020 J
1957 MN
J
J
gtd g 5s.. 1943
1993 J D
70
72
88
Ik Mabon 1st
C C C Ac St L gen g 4s
General 5s series B
3,000
A--2020 J
•«
Aug.
1933.
Ktft.
$
Clearfield
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1,
Jan. 3
H. T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
92,000 Cln Union Term 1st
1st mtge 5s series B
122,000
1st mtge g 5s series C
204,000
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Price
BONDS
August.
Value.
23
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Bond
s
on
674 Aug. 29
Aug.
9
88
f
1
l!
3
Page 31.
944 Aug. 18
694 Aug. 10
85
Aug. 10
84
75
6
7
Apr.
10
June 28
June
24
13
8
89
liH
72
June
19
Apr.
524 Apr.
604 Apr.
504 Mar.
June
404 June 12
884 Jan.
594 June
11
5
Feb.
45
100
Apr.
Apr.
30
18
90
Aug. 18
954 Aug. 15
72
Apr.
394 Mar.
784 Jan.
764 July
72
May
40
10
19
July 19
July 19
May 25
June 29
884 Aug.
2
68
July 13
65
Aug. 16
100
June
854 Mar.
78
Apr.
50
45
55
30
19
19
28
Aug. 24
Jan. 31
May 29
78
7
Aug.
4
July 28
564 June 20
694 July 20
5
88
7
94 4 Aug.
80
24
73
3
85
Aug.
9
18
July 20
Aug. 10
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
u
A u oust.
Jan. 3
1933.
EXCHANGE.
T. STOCK
It.
Value.
Bid.
1,000
2,000
3,000
1,000
1,000
2,000
15,000
.1953 i
Gold 3%i
a
j
.1951 j
Ac Term g 3s
Springf DIy lit ft 3 %•
Western Lines 1st g 4s
Ill Cent Ac Chic St L Ac N O—
Joint 1st Ac ref 5s ser A
249,000
4Hs series C
141,000
1,000 Ind Bloomlngton Ac W 1st 4s...
50%
47%
62
74
75
67
61%
80%
75
62%
.1943
d
41
Sale
Sale
.1963
d
37%
Sale
72%
65%
83
1951
80
5s..l938|J
4
Ctfs of dep (Bankers
61
50
64
60
61
36
48% Sale
46%
47%
60
52
1%
68%
9%
5%
3% Sale
72%
70%
73
65
75
34
57%
Sale
59
36% Sale
3
55%
50%
85
58%
Sale
65
Sale
64
Sale
75%
Sale
88%
Sale
80
95
Sale
88%
92
80
50
70
80
78%
40
55%
63
91
Sale
75
73
Sale
70
91
76 %
84%
Sale
85
40
..._.
77%
Sale
73
Sale
65
...
36
Registered
43%
94
84%
§4%
70
99%
d
95%
Si
d
.....
87
98% 100
92
M N
91
M
8
84%
Sale
j
j
32
Sale
M
8
68
74
...1937
1940
Unified gold 4s
MN
97%
Sale
j
83
Sale
68
84%
Sale
j
....
1st Ac ref 5%» serlea
A........2003
1st At ref 5s series B
o
2003
....
65%
61%
Sale
100
70
99
"97"" loo""
Sale
92
60
88
55
8
45
M S
82
37% ~40_
67%
J
M N
J
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s...1939 M N
1959 M N
1st ext 4s
1934 J
.1941 J
5s
G B At NW 1st gu 3%s
Manlto S W Colonii g
Mex Internat
48%
88%
100
Sale
Aug.
16
58%
92%
72%
90%
"80""
74
53% Sale
52
75
50
Sale
J
65
97
60
2%
81%
50
18
July
July
7
8
76
May
613
573
673
92
July
July
May
July
Aug.
Aug.
18
18
17
31
20
7
23
75
June
2
93
Aug.
16
80
96
Aug.
iviay
70% July
46
58
Aug.
Aug.
"
19
3
90
Aug.
87
Aug. 24
62
-
Aug. 24
Aug.
1
July
45
19
June 30
32% Mar. 31 64% July
7
33
Apr.
68% July
89
June 15 100% Aug.
July
79
Mar.
99
59% Aug. 18
66
Aug.
2
3 100% Aug. 29
99
Aug
19
31
,29
19
Feb.
11
93% Aug
100% Aug
98
Aug.
93% Aug
9
90% Apr.
99% Aug. 28
47
Aug
31
a79
Aug
17 ar83
52
103% Aug.
Aug,
16
96
18
25
16
11
Aug. 10
Aug. 18
1
95% Aug.
22 101% Aug.
3
98% Aug.
21
94% Aug.
9
97
59
93%
80
92
May
76
May
Mar.
May
20
70
90
85
98% Aug.
11
Aug.
22j 92% Aug.
3
Aug,
17
101% Aug
56
92
Aug
88% Aug
98
Apr
1
87
56
43
15
82
28
14
19
101% Aug. 17
15
15
40
70
Jan.
75
Jan.
11 a92% Aug.
69
Aug, 11' 72% Aug.
8: 92% Aug.
90% Aug,
Aug.
50
60
—-
85 %
Jan.
6
July 19
60
o92% Aug. 15
July 17
73
92% Aug. 15
101% July 23
a49% Apr. 18
50
Jan.
6
70
May 20
47
Feb. 23
55
65
9-7
July
July
July
&
Jan.
May
59
25
90
Mar.
Apr.
Aug. 24
18'
13
19
Jan.
99
65% Jan.
63% Jan.
59% Jan.
17,101% Aug. 17
July
85
103% July
96% Apr.
81% Apr.
77
101
99% Aug. 28
95% Aug. 18
101 % June
9
100
Jan. 25
95
July 15
57
June 19
r83
Aug. 18
Mar.
90
103% Aug.
97% Aug.
96% Aug. 24
3
95% Jan.
82
Apr.
9 100% Aug.
21
95
90%
.
July
6
Apr. 26
79% July
59% Mar. 24
25
Apr. A
28
Jan. 10
10
3
90
17
98% Aug.
Sale
50
45
55
45
10
73
26
95% May
49%
11
61% July 11
55
June 12
78% Aug. 18
85% July 18
77
Jan. 27
55
99% 101
d
Jan.
19
65% Aug.
29
71% Apr.
6
72% May 12
78% Aug. 18
85% Aug. 14
99
102
98
96%
90% Sale
87% Sale
101%
75%
Sale
,57
1977
1st 4s asstd
102
72
49% July
---
99%
90
1934 J
Mahon Coal RR 1st 5s
94% Aug.
90
a
J
60
103% 103% 103%
96%
96% Sale
o
M
Sale
->---
94
94% ----- 91%
100% 101% 101% 102
97%
98% 98% Sale
93% Sale
93% Sale
47
Sale
49% Sale
79 % Sale
80%
82
o
1980
Mob At Montg 1st g 4 He
.1945
South Ry joint Monon 4s.....1952
Atl Knox Ac Cln dlY g 4s......1955
7
56% Aug. 23
-----
1946
St Louis Div 2d gold 3s
Sale
62%
56%
63
65
66%
100%
96% Sale
95
95
103
80
80
100%
100 % Sale
2003
C
5s
87
54% Sale
Sale
Aug. 21
54% June 27
99% July 17
99
July 25
54% July 19
25
July
7
50
July 19
60
Apr.
7
31% Mar. 30
32
Apr.
7
a48
Mar. 15
47
Jan.
3
83
Mar. 3
74% Apr. 27
Aug. 23
68
61
1941
1st At ref 4%s series
Paducah Ac Mem DIy 4s...
1
56
....
j
57%
92% Aug. 28
Jan. 21
Jan. 28
May
5
2
Aug.
Aug, 25
1
Aug,
85
Sale
85
60
92
85% Aug, 11
51% Aug 16
65
89
91
33"
MN
74% July 19
69
Aug.
9
July
7
27
Jan. 30!
85
May 23
85
Jan. 14
18% Apr.
1
3
Mar.
3
16
Mar. 22
16
Feb.
8
33% Apr. 19
37
Apr. 19
25
Apr, 24
96
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
84
87
9
3
1
9
3
74
75
Aug. 21
"3,
73
Sale
66
Sale
32
66
56% Aug. 10
52
Aug. 11
65% Aug.
7
77
Aug.
9
93
Aug.
86
70
85
85
Aug.'
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
9 75
Jan. 30, 85% Aug.
May 12
Jan. 26
38% Feb. 271
37
Jan.
41
92% Aug. 28
75" "Aug"."
1
1
2
91
63%
58
84
Aug.
3
Aug. 14
—
92
79
79
Sale
6
57
80%
60
3903 MN
Gen consol 5s
.........2003 M N
Leh V Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s.
-.1941 a o
Lex At Bast 1st gu 5a
1965 a o
Little Miami gen 4s series A
1962 MN
A O
20,000 Long Dock cons gold 6s........1935
M
--
4
75
24
8
25
50% Aug.
1
63% Aug. 30
74
Aug. 16
84% Aug. 24
88% Aug.
9
Apr.
June
62
5% Aug.
4% Aug.
72% Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 30
73%
65%
67%
67%
25
Jan.
53
65
70
62
4 He
......
1938
12,000 Long Island gen g 4s
Unified gold 4s
1949
79,000
Deb gold 5s
1934
20,000
20-year deb 5s
1937
33,000
Guar ref gold 4s..
1949
54,000
450,000 Louisiana At Ark 1st 5s series A-.1969
...1945
21,000 lou At Jeff Bridge gu g 4s
50
73%
75
94% Sale
91% 93%
68% 78%
76
j
75
Sale Prices
,
58
58
46% Aug. 17
99
Aug. 24
98% Aug. 18
49% Aug.
1
18% Aug.
3
40% Aug. 10
42
Aug.
1
65% Aug. 11
60% Aug. 17
50
Aug.
1
71
85
Sale
56%
Sale
47
1937* J
1941 '
LouIsy Ac Naahv gold 5s....
4
74%
73
50
50
1961 J
cons
85
5% Aug. 24
3% Aug.
1
Aug.
2
^ lvi
80
80
Registered
Aug. 11
80
75
3
65%
48%
1945 M S
7.0Q0 Lehigh Ac N Y 1st gu g 4s
F A
25,000 Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s....1954
J
Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4%s
1940
13,000
2003 MN
133,000 Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s
Man
Sale
Sale
56%
%
35,000
2nd gold 5s
38,000
166,000 Lake Shore Ac Mich Sou g 3%«_—1997
Registered....
1997
46,000
37
42
1950 A
Plain
11,000
56,000
49,000
43
2
Aug.
Prices.
58
1
69
Aug.
9
92% Aug. 28
46% Aug. 17
98
Aug.
1
98% Aug. 18
37
Aug. 31
14% Aug. 17
37% Aug. 18
35
Aug. 31
60
Aug.
9
60
Aug. 21
46% Aug.
9
Sale
39
15
42
50
Trust)
Lake K At W 1st gold 5s
43",000
98%
37%
_
27
2
J
J
J
J
Stamped.....................1961 J
Gold
_
Sale
40%
19901A O
1936|A O
3s...
Sale
84
Sale
29%
AprU1950
Kan City Term 1st 4s
....
..I960
Kentucky Central g 4s
1987
Kentucky At Ind Term 4%i
1941
82,000
129,000
1,000
Sale
98
93%
48%
17%
Prices.
73% Aug.
92% Aug. 28.
84%
47%
42
48%
Aug.
67
-----
84
Sale
3
73% Aug.
65% Aug. 14
9
9
67% Aug.
3
3, 67% Aug.
ll 74
Aug.
1
9
Aug.
9
30
3
85% Aug.
69% Aug. 30
Sale
67% Sale
88%
92%
Aug.
Aug.
85
85
44%
Ref At Imp 5s
104",666
Sale
18
18
39
J
Ac G R 1st gu g
Kan City South 1st g
13,000
215,000
Sale"
d
K C Ft 8 At M ref g 4s
Gen
93%
80
23
8
M
43
75
-----
71
70
Aug.
67% Aug.
74
78
62%
80%
78
36
91%
80
70
j
Clearf 1st 4s..1959 J
Kanawha Ac Mich 1st gu g 4s
43,000
30,000
49,000
93
67
-----
76
50 %
.1940 a o
—
68
j
1st At ref 4s
Kal Alleghan
70
Sale
a
6,000
j
1,000
j
4,000
j
3,000
j
326,000
AdJ mtge 6s series A..July 1 1952
497,000
i""j
1st mtge gold 5s series B__
1956
91,000
j
j
1st gold 5s series C
1956
105,000
M N
19,000 Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B...1972
/
1st coll trust 6s gold notes
1941 M N
6,000
f a
First lien At ref
1947
5,000
Iowa Cent 1st gold 5s
......1938
Certificates of deposit
1,000
1,000
81,000
39,000
173,000
81,000
306,000
82,000
68
62%
-
i
Prlcet
Sale
3
73% Aug.
65% Aug. 14
68
61%
63
.1951 f
j
James Franklin Ac
73%
.1951 j
gold 4s
1950
j
Indianapolis Ac LouIsy 1st gu 4s.1956
j
Ind Union gen At ref 5s A...
1965
j
Gen Ac ref guar 5s ser b.......1965
Internat At Gt Nor 1st 6s
1952 j
9,000
Sale
Ask
Ax*. Bid.
Bid.
67
j
(nd 111 At la 1st
35,000
Ask.
50 %
j
.1951 f
.1951 j
Omaha DIy 1st g 3s.........
St Lou DIy
j
.1951 j
Litchfield Div 1st ft 3a
Loulsr Div Be Tut g 3%s
Highest.
Lowest.
Bighest.
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
(Concluded)
Illinois Central
RANGE SINCE JAN. I
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Price
BONDS
Sales in
Aug"."" 4 j~ 92 % "Aug"." 23
54% July
52
July
92% Aug.
47
Feb.
11
13
23
3
23
2%
I
Michigan Central-Detroit Ac Bay
15,000
1st gold 3%a
Ref & Imp 4%x
....1940
1951
1952
City Air Line 4s
31", 000
Jack L Ac S gold
3%«
Mil Ac Nor 1st ext 4%« (1880)
Cons ext 4%s (1884)
38,666
j
M
1947 M 8
3%«__1941 j j
1934
MN
Temp ctfs of deposit.........
1st At refund gold 4s..
1949 M 8
Ref At ext 5s series A.
...1962 Q v
Mil Spar At N
90
-----
93% Aug.
88"
90
89%
"90""
88%
3; 93% Aug. 3 93% Aug. 3
Aug" "18 "96" "Aug"." 30 "79"" May'l3
93% Aug.
86
90
73
74
71
75
57
59
51
85
73
71
85
76
75
Aug.
78
76
68
83
78
62%
60%
63
S
M Nl
j
1979 j
1940 a o
1934 j d
1934 j d
series'C
Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
"2",000
j
80
90
80%
60
65
47
m —
■
mmmemt
■
80
69
43
W 1st gu 4s
82%
Mllw At State Line 1st guar
76
85
,
3
75% Aug.
16
_u
59% Aug. 16
"66
51
000 M St P At S
156
24, 000
49 000
26, 000
2, 000
45 000
Q
Certificates of deposit......
1,000
1st
cons
S M 4s stpd
5s
Int
1st At ref 6s series A......
1st cons 5s
gtd
as to
25-year g 5%«
1st refSH* series B......
MStPAtSSMAt Cent
1st Chic Term s f 4s....
1938 j
1938 j
1938 j
1946 j
1949
1978
11
j
8
36%
40
35
j
j
36%
j
M
j
42
16
9
S|
j
55%
Sale
j
Sale
28%
Sale
75
Sale
d
137,
3%
3%
3%
42
14
---
5%
7%
6%
Sale
36
52% Sale
30% Sale
22%
28
66%
67
7
8
Aug. 14
3
4%
Aug.
2%
6%
42% Sale
34% Sale
45
30
24
65
Sale
31%
27
69%
?
4
75
May
1
50
May 31
75% Aug. 16
71% July 25
70
July 12
66
Aug. 18
40
Jan. 20
June
7
4
Aug.
7
% Apr.
5
1% Feb. 10
1% June
6
2
3% Aug.
2
44% Aug.
23
39
53
Aug. 16
Aug.
8
33% Aug.
27
71
2
Aug.
2
Aug. 14
84%
24%
86%
---
84%
"Aug. 24 "25" "Aug.
Sale
19
82*
22
Sale
81
Aug. 3i
87
Aug.
82
80
Sale
78
82
2
9
Aug.
Aug.
29
19%
131, 000
7, 000
59 000
39 000
A.........1962
40-year 4s series B_.
1962
Pr lien mtge 4H> ser D
1978
Cum adjust 5s series A
Jan 1967
Missouri Pacific RR Co—
190 ,000
1st Ac refund 5s series
947 ,000
General 4s.....
608 ,000
A......1965
1st At ref 5s series
246 ,000
1,2.54 ,000
222 ,000
j
............1975
F..........1977
1st At ref g 5s ser G
1978
Convertible gold 5%s
1949
1st ref gold 5s series H........1980
j
j
j
a
o
F
8|
Small..
.........
Mortgage gold 4s...
Small..
Mobile Ac Ohio gen
1 ,000
33 ,000
48 ,000
15 ,000
1 ,000
.....1945
M
1st guar
r
gold 5s.
Cash gale,
a
55
36
Sale
35% 40
16% Sale
33%
15%
33%
33%
12%
33%
33%
AUg.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Sale
MN
22
m
o
a
8% Sale
21% Sale
21% Sale
60
68%
95
70
16%
Sale
36
36
Sale
37
14
Sale
35%
36
70
37
Sale
-----
36
Sale
35%
13%
35%
38%
Sale
36
Sale
40
«74
71%
J
::::: "48%
S
f
a
M
S
M S
M S
J
J
J
61
Sale
SB 8
.A* J
::::: 88*
91
75
48
71
Aug.
14
July 14
65
Apr.
6
15
Apr.
7
68% Apr. 24
90
July
Jan.
July
14
13
14
88% July
17
87% July
90
65
90
59%
46%
14
55
44
28
75
30
27%
15%
35
17
19
16
16
37% Aug.
37% Aug.
16% Aug.
17
38
17
38
Aug.
Aug.
Aug, 30 a74
Aug.
Aug.
15
37% Aug.
Aug.
50
Sale
16
16
75
6
16
17
20
17
65
75%
87%
94
71%
87%
82
94
82
20
—
94
92%
44"
"Aug. 17
45
10
4
7
18% Feb.
3
10
10
3
10
10
10
30
16
55
32
57
Apr.
51% Apr.
55
Apr.
032% Apr.
59%
45
70
74
4
2
Aug. 22
Aug.
3
91
60
42
90
J
.1937 J
Deferred delivery
72
Sale
73
Sale
79%
34
70
55
a
gold 4s......1938 M
Montgomery DIy 1st g 5s
1947
Refunding Ac Improv't 4%a ...1977
Sec 5% notes
1938
Mohawk Ac Mai 1st gu g 4s.
1991
Mont Cent 1st gu g 6s
1937
59.
67%
81%
5b % Sale
69
52
Aug. 28
Aug.
2
Aug.
2
Aug.
1
M N
j
......
78
21% Sale
10% Sale
21% Sale
1st & ref 5s ser I
1981 mn
740 ,000
J
j
5 ,000 Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4%....July 1938
Mobile Ac Blrm prior Hen g 5s ...1945 J
2,000
Sale
Sale
a61%
a51%
59
7
Apr.
18
13
Feb.
18% Jan.
3
18%
18%
50%
46
36%
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
May
Aug.
1
32
12% Aug.
2'
15
Aug.
7
20
70
Aug.
7i
75% Aug. 10
87% Aug
~
87% Aug.
2
16% Aug.
20
20
July
17
31% July
19
34
.85
32
73
June 10
77% July
3
65% July 19
July
24% July
44
3
Aug. 30
'ime
46
June 26
60
May
4% Feb. 27
4% Jan. 16
June 23
87% Aug.
2
90
Jan.
6
62
17
July
a* July
July
24
44
July
44% July
a74
Aug. 30
44
15
11
9
18
21% July 10
25
July
8
75% Aug. 10
93 % Jan.
12
92
Feb.
4
60
July 25
28
Mar. 30 r72
7% Apr. 12 37
Aug.
June 27
39% July
54% July
May
44
32
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
24
Missour-Kansas-Ttfzas RR—
Prior lien 5s series
1
8% Aug.
4
39% Aug. 14
34% Aug. 18
44% Aug. 29
30
Aug. 14
22
Aug. 28
66% Aug.
2
3% Aug.
Feb.
40
90
60
78
j
j
8
0
L
%
f
Term
1941 MN
Mississippi Cent 1st 5s...
1949
15, 000 Missouri-Illinois RR 1st 5s ser A. 1959
199Q
000 Mo Kan AC Tex 1st g 4s
2%
61
I
68% July 25
Aug. 18 a34% Mar. 2
40
Jan. 20
Minn At St L 1st cons gold 5k
18,000
17,000
Aug. 30
June 10
May
Jan.
July
SEPT., 1933.]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
August.
Value.
N
7
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Motrin 8r Bimi 1st gu 334«
---2000 J D
Constr M 5s ser A........——1955 MN
1978 F
Nasb Pla & Shaft 1st gu g
1937 F A
5s
A
Bid
Ask
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid.
79 X
Sale
69 X
74
81
84
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
72
8034
84 X
Lowest.
Ask.
Sale
65
Sale
86
93
100
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
80
84
Aug.
2
79 X Aug. 22
82
Aug. 3
86X Aug. 24
Aug. 9
60
7034 Apr. 12
6734 May
3
Apr. 18
8634 Aug. 24
82
Aug.
9
83
86
60
8634 July
18
95
July
20
4
June
9
m: iiK
Sale
89
66 34
79
Highest.
Sale Prices.
79
Aug. 29
85
65
Constr M 4>4« «er B..........1955 MN
Nashville Ghat Ac St L 1st 4s
Aug. 1.
1933.
Nft.
Bid.
240,000
25
Jan. 3
STOCK EXCHANGE.
S
241,000
12,000
56,000
EXCHANGE-BONDS
80 X
86
90
100
Aug. 15
Aug.
1
Apr.
May
85
Sale Price.
80 X July 10
5
6
National Ry of Mazlco—
Prior lien 50-year s f 4148
Assent cash warr rects
50,000
..1957
No 3
on
14",006
Assent
Nat RR Me*
6,000
Aisent cash
Pit it
18,000
~
5.666
cons
rect
warr
Not
4
on
1X
Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s......—1954 M N
New England RR cons 5s.._.—1945 J
J
1945 J
.....—
1986
1,000 N O & East ref 414s series A
1952
13,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4s.......1953
37,000 N O Tez Ac Mez non cum inc As .1935
79,000
First 5s series B
...—1954
32,000
1st mtge gold 5« series G
1956
32,000
1st 414s series D. ......———1956
165,000
First 514s series A
—.1954
5,000 Npt St Cln B pen gu g 414s
1945
10,000 N Y At Bklyn St M B cons g 5s...1935
309,000 N Y Gent RR con* deb 6s
1935
289,000
Gonsol 4s series A..
.......1998
420,000
Ref At Inapt 414s series A
2013
661,000
Re' At Impt 5s series C
2013
N Y G At H R g mtge
1.000
J
Debenture
O
o
3
Lake Shore coll g 3>4«
Registered
Mich Cunt coll g 3 Ms
18
5
June
Apr.
15
4
June 12
80
79
Aug. 15
16
20
60
Aug. 14
70
66
70
58
65
69
Sale
32
21
25
21
23 M
2054
2034
2134
Sale
18
8*
8H
50
Sale
O
J
iiH
o 100
M N
54
F
A
A
O
A O
J
J
M N
J
A—...2013 A O
1998 F A
1998 F A
1998 F A
1998 F A
59
37
42
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
61
Sale
Sale
76 X Sale
68
77
68
70
60
68 M
38
Sale
67 M
71
10134
87 M Sale
81X Sale
68 X Sale
74
Sale
69X
Sale
Sale
Sale
68
75
Sale
59
Sale
Sale
48 X
3-year 6% gold notes—.......1935 A O
N Y Connecting 1st gu «34« A...1953 F A
12 M
91
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2000 M N
1973 M N
N Y Ac Harlem g 3H*
4Hi B
1939 M
5724
97 X
!IH
:::::
w-
37 X
62 X
UH
8534
8654
S
.....
N Y At N E Boston Ter 1st 4s
70
8
Mar. 24
68
Mar. 24
79
Aug. 15
79
Aug. 15
79
8534
Sale
Sale
ft
7334
8234 Sale
8234 Aug.
7734 Aug.
8854 Aug.
82
8954 Sale
82
84 M
68X
84
68
73
68%
75
74
80
68
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
16
30
70
18
17
8
7
7
13
28
16
30
28
23
11
14
24
1
1
25
90
Sale
5854 Sale
4954 Sale
5634 Sale
9754 100
10234
8934
6334
8554
88
90
1
18
14
2
16
Aug. 25
1
Aug.
Aug. 31
Aug.
July
July
July
§S* July
36
July
36
July
3634 July
9334 Aug.
102
July
92
July
July
July
80
July
Apr.
June
75
35
1634 Feb.
1654 Apr.
1654 Apr.
17
Apr.
90
June
98
Mar.
1
46
Mar.
10
3
9
5734 Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
nH
6854 Apr. 19
Apr. 26
Apr.
7
60
64
Jan.
93 H July
5
a66
74
77
71
78
69
88
July
July
July
Apr.
Apr.
93 34 Aug.
14
Mar.
56 % July
67
July
6734 July
534 Mar.
Apr.
87
94
98
July
Apr.
July
Aug. 21
65
89
3
19
20
19
27
19
28
21
July
102
Mar.
July
5154 May
3
July
July
12
86
8534 Aug.
19
20
19
18
19
27
7
19
25
19
20
8634 July
3434 Apr. 17
60
Apr. 10
68
July 11
65
Feb. 20|
57
Apr. 26
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
96
Aug.
98
Aug.
10254 Aug. 24 10234 Aug.
10
23
17
8354 Aug. 10
7734 July
7
70
9334
6034
5234
6134
5534 Aug.
4534 Aug.
5334 Aug.
Feb.
49
20
23
7
8354 Aug.
7734 Aug.
93
Aug.
85
Aug.
7134 Aug.
77
Aug.
6934 Aug.
77
Aug.
16
6934 Aug. 28
74
Aug. 31
Sale
69—..
.
14
4
17
—.
84
Feb.
88
85
June
85
Feb.
3
June 23
76
June
76
June
6
45
88
7534
S
Non-con* debenture 4s....—.1947 M
92
101
M S
1941
Branch gen 4s
89 34
Sale
M N
1946
5s
76X
101
71
"77" Sale"
Sale
N Y At Greenw L guar g
873/
6834
73 X
"92X Sale'
14
5s series B.........—1953 F A
1947 M N
21
ion
77
16
N Y At Erie 1st ezt g 4s
Sale
86
66
66
24M
101
Sale
85
r4 54 June 28
Aug. 15
79
6834 Aug. 17
9334
82 %
Mar. 27
68
65
21
1
70
-x-
79 M
N Y Ac Long
Apr.
1
254 Aug. 15
100
1937 A O
Refunding 5)4* series A......1974 A O
Refunding 4Hs series G
1978 M S
N Y Lack Ac West ref
1
234 Aug. 30
83"
90
54
30
19
N Y Ghlc At St Louis 1st g 4s
1st gtd
234 Aug. 21
234 Aug. 25
76 M
3434
50
134 Mar. 16
254 Aug. 22
7054
89 X
3
3
2M Sale
.
71
...
5034
234 Aug.
154 Aug. 30
83
85
A
..——1942 J
Ref At Impt. 4H* series
58
72
68
Aug. 30
4'M
2X
334
234
A
334*
Debenture 4s of 1912
439,000
1,338,000
3,000
2X
IX
J
J
..........
Registered
536,000
64,000
26,000
A
—1997
.——1997
gold 4s—..........1934
Registered..
389,000
18,000
524,000
42,000
5,000
28,000
29,000
IX
X
N J Junction RR gu 1st 4s......
364,000
2
IX
1951
gold 4s..
Assenting cash warr rect No 4 on
Cons guar 4s
Sale
3
'2X "4
No
receipt
2
IX
5 on
prior Hen g 414s —1926
warr
2%
2X
Guar 4s Apr 1914 coupon......1977 AO
Mar.
70
44
a65
July
July
July
71
July
71
July
60
July
9934 July
90
Aug.
95
July
65
July
7554 July
9034 July
10
25
17
20
21
12
19
22
6
N Y New Haven At Hartford—
5,000
5,000
28,000
55,000
41,000
254,000
1,000
64,000
51,000
223,000
38,000
195,000
58,000
A
O
A
1947
3Hi—•—1954
Non-con* debenture 3 V4s
Non-con* debenture
O
J
—1955 J
Non-con* debenture 4s
Non-con* debenture 4s.....—1956 MN
Convertible debenture 334a—-1956 J
J
J
62 M
70
...
65
68
70
56
65
62
61 %
65
Registered
—
1940 A O
1957 MN
Collateral trust 6s..—
Debenture 4s
D
Ac ref 434* ser of 1927..—.-1967
Harlem R At Pt Ghes 1st 4s
1954 MN
1st
N Y Ont Ac West 1st g
M 8
4s...June 1992
——1955 J
General 4s
D
65
58
65
Sale
5834
60
7434 Sale
8834
8934
3
Aug.
5834 Aug. 24
6834 Aug. 18
6834 Aug. 16
59
Aug. 23
97
7
Aug.
90
Aug. 22
95
Aug. 15
60
Aug. 19
75
Aug. 28
90
3
Aug.
Sale
64
59
Aug. 25
6134 Aug. 18
5034 Jan.
3
56
Aug. 16
2,
Aug.
65
58
Sale
Sale
62
5554
8334
43
Jan.
6
72
78
75
76
56
30
62
8
Aug.
Aug. 31
78
64
Mar.
Sale
75
57
64
57
54 X
45
4754
44
4934
4554
49
62
Sale
6734
53
61X
50
56
96
Sale
5834
9234 Sale
74 M
38
57 X
78
93
Sale
91
Sale
68
5954
56
73
86 M
61
89
50 M
Sale
41
5834
Sale
8734
9034
63
43
IVA
VJ*
6s A——1961 F
.....
80
N Y Pro* Ac Boston gen 4s
92
1942 A O 82
N Y Ac Putnam 1st con guar 4s —1993 A O
15,000 N Y Susq At West 1st ref g 5s
1937 J J 27 X
Second gold 4Hit
65
1937 F A
14",000
General gold 5s
26
...........1940 F A
Terminal 1st gold 5s.......—-1943 MN
50
90
221",000 N Y Westches At Boa 1st 434a
Sale
1946 J J 38
256,000 Nord Rys eztl s f 6*8-Sale
1950 A O 106
re*
65
50
10*660
Norfolk South 1st k
.....
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
6334 Aug.
56
Aug.
91
Aug.
90
Aug.
91
Aug.
57 34 Aug.
72
Aug.
89
Aug.
J
Convertible debenture 6s
70
76 M
J
1948 J
55
50
52
51
71
-----
45
May
Apr.
Apr.
45
Apr.
43
May
Apr.
44
57
65
80
May
59
Apr.
34M Apr.
45
Apr.
8254 May
83 34
64
Aug.
Aug.
56
121
43
*
15
67
July 14
6134 Aug. 18
78
Aug. 17
48
Aug. 10
July 18
2334 Apr.
Aug. 14
65
4134 June 15
52
July 16
June
1634 Jan.
64
Sale"
53
126
19
13
19
33
45
5434
A
61
65
53
Aug.
11634 Aug.
Sale
*
5734 Aug.
12634 Aug.
*
Jan.
64
Apr.
9854 Apr.
*
*
Jan.
60
July
10
12634 July
31
25
10
Certificates of deposit..————
13
5,000 Norfolk At South 1st g 5s
1941 MN
13*
22,000 Norfolk Ac Western Impt At ezt g 6sl934 F A 103 X
277,000 Norfolk At West Ry 1st con g 4s—1996 A O 99 X Sale
Registered..........——.—1996 A O 94 M 9454
96,000
J
Dl* 1st At gen g 4s
98 54 Sale
1944
44,000
Pocahontas C At C Joint 4s..—1941 J D
9634 97 M
5,000 North Gent gen At ref 5s ser A..-1974 M 8 85
102
Gen Ac ref 4H> series A——1974 M 8
27,000 Northern Ohio 1st guar g 5s..—1945 A O
38M
266,000
1,000
146,000
51",000
358,000
28,000
43,000
2,000
25
10034
a9854
Sale
—-
Sale
19
101
99
28
25
Aug.
10234 101
Aug.
Sale
a9854 Aug.
I6654
99
98
91
4134
10154 100
99
lOOM
—
9734
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
86
Sale
8534
86
80
61
Sale
7434
"7634
5954 Sale
83
8534
89
Sale
J
J
45
54
J
J
68
Sale
J
J
J
J
67
80
::
5,000 Ogden 5c Lake Ch 1st guar g 4s..1948 J J 38 M Sale
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s..
1943 M S 873
Ohio River RR 1st g 5s
1936 J D 70
1,000
General gold 5s
1937 A O
58,000 Oregon RR 5t Na* con g 4s
1946 J D '92" Sale
25,000 Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s.. 1946 J J 10154 102 X
21,000
Guaranteed con 5s....
....1946 J
J 103
Sale
387,000 Ore-Wash RR&Na* lst&ref 4s...1961 J J 84
Sale
"2,666
....—
49
86
90
Sale
100
5934
5154
90
Sale
1
Aug.
8354 Aug.
5834 Aug.
7534 Aug.
8834 Aug.
79
Aug.
7634 Aug.
100
Aug.
8034 Sale
60 M
51
A O
8954
88
85
5454
50
2,000 Paducah
247,000
11,000
5c Illinois 1st s f
Paris-Orleans RREzt
s
1938 F
...1938 J
4 34*—1955 J
f 5Ms... 1968 M
Paullsta Ry 1st 5c ref 7s—......1942 M
80
80
78
01
38
A
J
J
8
95
91
8
90
Sale
82
90
93
87
99
17
May
73
May
7454 May
Apr.
5534 Jan.
50
Apr.
60
Apr.
87
9434
9334
8934
783
903
82
82
100
Aug. 29
96
all4
9434
96
Sale
Sale
Penn Ohio 4t Detroit RR—
88,000
3,000
86,000
62,000
143,000
385,000
346,000
267,000
277,000
501,000
360,000
1st 8t ref gold 4Ms series
A....1977
Penn RR consol gold 4s........1943
Gonsol gold 4s.......——.1948
Stamped dollar bonds...... 1948
Gonsol 4Ms Issue of 1915...—.1960
General 4Ms Series A......—.1965
A
O
MN
7534
9354
9734
MN
97
MN
78
97 M
.....
F
A
02 X
Sale
J
D
D
79
85
99 M
79 M
60 X
80
General 5s Series B...........1968 J
15-year secured 6M*-———1936
40-year 5s....
F
r
Cash sale,
a Deferred
A
..............1964 MN
Debenture gold 4Ms—
.....1970 A
General 434 a series D—......1981 A
delivery.
O
71M
O
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7434
Look und
92
Sale
9934
100
Sale
112
47
9134
101
9334
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
10334
93
100
Sale
10454 Sale
9634 Sale
83
8634
er
90
Aug.
90
Aug.
9434 Aug.
9234 Sale
5034 Sale
4734
Sale
Sale
9954
9934 101
Sale
10434 Sale
9554 Sale
7934 Sale
86
4
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
8934 July
July
62
21
19
18
20
20
27
21
23
3
5834 July
11
2
90
91
5934 Feb.
5634 Mar.
Aug.
3834 Jan.
7
May
5534 Jan.
783s Aug.
9234 July
84
July
83
July
100
Aug.
100
5254 Aug. 30
4
21
4534 Aug. 11
85
48
90
95
94
122
18
13
30
6
9
9
—
85
85
102
July
4534 Aug. 11
10134
Feb.
Mar.
May
Apr.
May
Mar.
'
17,000 Pacific RR of Mo 1st ezt 4s
13,000
2d extended gold 5s...
13
Apr.
3 2854 July
Apr. 29 10434 Jan.
Apr. 20 10034 July
Jan.
4
9434 Jan.
Mar. 3 10154 Aug.
Feb. 28 100
Aug.
June 22 10034 Aug.
90
1
Aug.
80
Aug.
9334
91
91
Aug.
Aug. 22
70
9534 Sale
9534
9554 9534 Aug.
9734 Aug. 15
8434
10534 10634 10534 107
105 J4 Aug. 24 10734 Aug.
7
99
95
Sale
9734 106
106
8 100
Aug. 30 10734 Aug.
89
Sale
24
90
8754 Sale
8
8754 Aug.
Aug.
75
90
July
8954 Aug.
8354 Aug.
6154 Aug.
4134 Aug.
84
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6
92
45
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82M
56 54 Sale
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J
J
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10034 Aug. 7 10154 Aug.
9934 Aug. 25 100
Aug.
10034 Aug. 21 10034 Aug.
100
1997
Jan 2947
Registered...
.Jan 2047
Ref 5c Impt 4Hs Series A.....2047
Ref 5c Impt 6s Series B.......2047
Ref 5c Impt 5s Series G.......2047
Ref 5c Impt 5s Series D
2047
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5s
1938
Registered
26
3 103
93
Northern Pacific prior lien 4s.—1997 Q
Gen Hen ry 4t Id gt 3s
I
'
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
14 9334 Aug. 25
7 10154 Aug. 23
31 10134 Aug. 16
10 10054 Aug. 17
Aug. 21
14, 105
29! 9454 Aug.
Aug. 30 10054 Aug.
104
Aug. 16 i 10534
9454 Aug. 28 97
7934 Aug. 31 85
86
Aug. 31 8934
s
on
7334 Apr.
5 a9334 July 19
Mar. 22
90
Aug.
1
July 19 9434 Aug. 16
7 123
Aug. 31 a9634 Mar. 3 123
Aug. 31
7
5034 Aug. 22
36
Feb. 28 5034 Aug. 22
Aug.
9134
10034
9954
9934
10334
9234
9834
Sale
list of Ma tured Bond
9234 Aug. 22
90
1
Aug.
9434 Aug. 16
July 22
2
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2 98
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20 10734 Aug.
7
1 10734 Aug.
8
2
90
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8
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Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
75
93
71
3
Apr.
9554 Jan.
91
Apr.
90
Apr.
9434 Apr.
7334 Apr.
78
Mar.
95
Apr.
73
Apr.
56
Apr.
7
68
9
1
1
1
Mar.
9334
10154
10134
10054
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
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June 30
9434 July
10054 Aug.
10534 July
98
July
8634 July
9034 July
25
23
16
17
31
1
19
19
10
3
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
36
Sales in
Y.
N.
Value.
Jan. 3
Bid.
Bid.
Sale
11%
85 %
72 J
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
67
Sale
37
68
96%
98
100%
100%
91%
78
75
Sale
23
98 %
4 %s ser A'..
Sale
102
102
88%
...
Con 4s series G guar g—....
92
...
Con 4s series H guar g..
86%
96%
94M
98
94%
98
Con 4%a series I guar g.
....
Con 4%a series J guar
Gen guar 5s series
A
General 4 Ha series C
Pitts McK & Y 2d guar
100%
101%
6s
Pitts Shen & L E 1st g 5s
First consol gold 5s
Pitts & West Va 1st 4Ha ser A
Sale
27
32
76
Providence Terminal 1st 4s
...
83
82
1997
84 %
53,000 St L Peo & N W 1st 5s
Prior lien 4s series A
160,000
......1950
Con M 4Hs series A...
Certificates of deposit
2d
139,000
Sale
70
85
.
____.
84%
55
J
5""j
45
55
56%
87
86
65
70
40
59% Sale
8% Sale
10% Sale
12
8%
7% Sale
Sale
30
J
J
J
54
59%
M S
90
97
1934
1934
55,000
320,000
147,000
*
1950
1950
341", 000
A
cons
6s series A.
May 1933
San Francisco Term 1st
m's
k
3
*
I*
%
1936
1968
May 1 1969
1981
65
70
F
M
P
Memphis Dlv 1st g 5s
Mobile Ac Ohio coll tr 4s...
ser
Gen At ref 5s
r
Cash sale,
ser
D
a Deferred
95
16
92% Aug. 28
95
24
3
40"" July" 12
3% July 19
87
July 27
64% July 26
18% Feb. 28
35% Apr.
5
39
Apr. 13
70
Apr. 28
6
38% July
57% July
64
July
92% Aug.
64% June
70
July
6
65
99.% July
7
85
Aug. 15
64
June 16
68
June
68% Aug.
51% Aug.
1
2
69%
70
52
52%
59%
Sale
52
Sale
Sale
36
90
60
103
104
103
"90% "92%
85%
102%
.....
76
Sale
96% 100
4%
48 %
85 %
Sale
58% Sale
10
18
18
28
5
1
23
Aug.
3
23
Aug.
1
72% Aug. 14
53% Aug. 29
Aug. 10
Aug. 28
3
Aug.
60
7
1
44
55
16
7%
12%
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11%
10%
Sale
100
Aug.
100
71
98% ioo
Aug.
2 103% Aug.
101
Aug.
Aug. 30
70
89
76
Aug.
1
54
98% Aug.
98% Aug.
3
82
May
3 100% Aug. 18
95
Apr. 24 100% Aug. 18
July 14
May 23 100
Feb.
6
Mar. 15i 98
100
Aug.
94
97
18
Sale
7
_____
_____
Sale
66%
Sale
Sale
74
Sale
94
93
65
Sale
63%
62%
93%
Sale
Sale
Sale
J
Aug.
2
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
60
74
Aug. 11
92
2
Aug,
3
Aug.
Aug. 28
Aug. 31
Aug. 17
77
Sale
Sale
Sale
91
Aug. 30
*19% Sale
58%
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
26
Sale
70
45
80
24
78
Sale
40
36
S
75
1938 M S
20
J
15%
21
81%
87
Sale
68%
76
100
63
91
59%
15%
64%
20%
Sale
92
99%
27
.....
99
79%
Sale'
46
50
102%
102%
87% Sale
55
60
82% Sale
84%
91
'99% Sale"
36
Feb.
60
Apr.
Aug.
20
Jan.
20% Aug.
18
Jan.
30
12
13
19
19
18
21
12
26
20
June
9
25
96
Jan.
58
Aug. 23
Aug. 14
2
Aug. 22
Aug. 15
91% Mar. 29 103
Aug. 2
68
May
9. 91% Aug. 22
59
Jan.
4
86% Aug. 15
60% Aug. 25
73
Aug.
78
Aug.
2
77% Aug.
80
Aug.
69
Aug.
82
Aug.
10
3
81% Aug.
70% Aug. 22
63
59% Aug.
18% Aug.
17
20
Feb.
Jan.
20% Feb.
40
Jan.
100
49
50
Aug.
7 58
58%
102% 103
102% Aug. 28 102%
102% Aug. 30 103
102% Sale
91
Sale
86% Aug.
2 91%
82% Aug.
1 86%
84%
86
Aug. 23
Aug.
42% Sale
44
Sale
40%
47
63%
67 %
68%
*
73%
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Sale
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98
60
100
Apr.
85% May
68% Sale
66%
68%
~"4
68%
69% Aug. 15
70
Aug. 10
70
Aug.
9
42% Jan.
43% Jan.
43
Jan.
er
98
Aug. 30 100% Aug.
68
Aug. 25
67% Aug.
68
Aug.
1
7
list of Ma tured Bonds
on
Page 31.
13
Mar. 31 102% Aug. 14
9
65
J
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55% Aug.
92
51
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20
....1979
85
90
D
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80
69
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97%
22
96% July
85
July
64% July
85
July
90
July
July
Si* July
76
80
May
66% July
94% Aug.
89%
57% Sale
75% Sale
79% Sale
53
67%
38%
2
9
Aug
Aug. 22
Aug, 17
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26
55
Aug,
95
40
3
66
91
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60
66% Aug,
77
7
9
10
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90
9 % July
7
7
7
10
Aug,
67
93 %
57
Mar. 21
Apr.
Aug, 18
Aug. 28
81%
95
92%
83
14% July
17% July
18
July
6
7% July
June 28 102
Aug. 18
96
Aug. 28
Apr.
71
July 19
Apr.
80
July 20
Apr.
Jan.
93% July 26
74
July 19
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74% July 19
Apr.
72% July 18
Apr.
95
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9
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6
102
Apr.
95
Aug. 17
Aug.
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84
July 18
68% Aug. 29
1
78% Aug,
93% Aug. 31
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102
1
11
4
Aug. 22 102
95
Aug. 17
Aug. 31
82% Aug.
102
3
Feb.
7
10
*
*
5% Aug.
Aug. 18 102
Aug. 15 96
a92% Aug. 10
63% Aug. 16
62% Aug. 16
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*
23% July
11% July
*
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8
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11
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13
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3
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8
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102
90
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86
97% Aug. 16
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9
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75
70% Aug.
;;
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7
7
21
311104% Aug. 17
Aug. 301100
Aug. 30
Apr.
1
94% Aug. 31
Apr.
61 90% July 26
Apr. 26 103% July 20
Mar. 29i 80% July 19
July
100
94% Aug. 31
85% Aug. 30
102% Aug. 17
92% Aug.
85% Aug.
Sale
73
5%
Sale
6
16
102
4
66
67% July 20
56
July 20
62% July 18
80% Feb. 23
50
June
6
100% July
6 103% Aug.
99% June 20 104% Aug.
*
49
June
7
72% Aug. 14
53 % Aug. 29
Apr. 20
33% Apr. 26
19
Apr.
7
12
Apr. 11
28
Jan.
6
104% Aug. 17
5
78
29% July
26% July
49
June
20
7
19
7
July
July
33
30 U July
104% Aug. 21
*
100%
92%
64%
5
6
3
Aug.
17%
*10
18
103
102
*
MN
73
7
30
3
Jan.
9% Jan.
06% Feb.
6% Feb.
8
20
103% Aug.
*
1937
J
8% Jan.
July
30% July
18
— —
70
92%
80
10
1
1
100
74
■47—
2
Jan.
70
94% Sale
85%
90
.....
27% Aug.
25% Aug.
25
8
45
103%
103%
103%
1
60
45
......
96%
Sale
...1980 J
39% Sale
75%
90
3
Aug.
Aug.
26
Aug. 11
51% Aug.
36
Aug.
100% 100% 102
100
100
55
Sale
Sale
57
54
102
Sale
....1943
72%
54%
28% Jan.
63% Aug.
1
Sale
63
delivery.
Aug. 29
30
31
31
23
63%
93%
1977 A O
B
Gen At ref 5s series C
Aug. 22
62
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
Sunbury Ac Lewlston 1st g 4s....1936
Gen ref 5s
2
54
21%
21%
17%
16%
Sale
21,000 Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 6s ser A or B.1947
11,000 Term RR Assn of St L 1st g 4%s_.1939
First cons g 5s
39,000
............1944
Gen ref s f gold 4s
1953
170,000
44,000 Texarkana Ac F S Ry 5%a Mr A..1950
Second g lac 5s (flat)
12
1
July
3
Apr. 25
25% Feb. 23
27% Aug.
21
47 %
20,000 Spokane Internet 1st g 5s......1955 J
Staten Isl Ry 1st gu g 4 H»1943 J
Texas At Pacific 1st g 5s
95
55
Aug.
9
Aug. 28
23
Sale
n*
1994 J
1994 J
1956 A
1956 A
1956 A
1996 J
..1951 J
1938 M
St Louis Dlv 1st g 4s
10
19
July
5
97% Apr.
7
63
May 22
24
21% Sale
18
Sale
17%
18
1937
Devel At gen 6Hs series A
Feb.
78
30
22
O
A
1955 J
Stamped Federal tax..........1955 J
Texas Ac N O cons g 5s
21% Aug.
51
Aug.
60% Aug.
91
Aug.
86
Sale
Sale
M N
South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s
Aug. 23
July 19
Aug. 16
70% July
95
July
75% Apr. 20
75
80
M N
4s....1950
South Pac Coast guar 4s
Mar.
90
61
*
1% Sale
So Pac of Calif 1st cons 5s......
80
Apr.
Aug. 25
Aug.
2
55
*
...
80
4%a
Mar.
66
59
Sale
22
52
*
1935
East Tenn reorg lien 5s
65,000
...
1935
Devel Ac gen 6s series A
54",000
...
87
Gold 4%a
12
80
62
8% Sale
A
Gold 4%a with warr
July
60
27
25
A°
Gen cons guar 50-year 5s._
1963 A O
Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. '49 J D
1st 4 Hs (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977 M S
Convertible 5s........
...1934 J D
Gold
95
82
25%
22%
»
Certificates of deposit
South At Nor Ala cons guar 5s
3
85" "Aug. 15
Aug. 24
Aug ,.'24
*
%
Devel At gen 4s series A
108,000
100
91
O
......1945 M S
Atlan-BIrm Dlv 1st g 4s
246,000
198,000
22,666
94
90%
Certificates of deposit
1st At
798",000
59,666
O
84
70
77
100 % Sale
80
5
Qct 1949
1959
Registered
13,000
17,000
O
A
Certificates of deposit..
Adjustment 5s
Refunding g 4s
Seaboard-All Fla 1st 6s A.
Certificates of deposit
33,000
Series B
Certificates of deposit
1,000
1,000
2,000
168,000
217,000
18,000
186,000
226,000
394,000
178,000
1,000
1,000
330,000
A
1989 MN
Stamped
Jan.
-
100
J
Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s
"II
Mar .21
Jan.
3
Aug. 15
60%
91%
J
1st g 6s
July
68% July
30
30
85
21
102
J
1st g 5s
"69%
30
83
59% Aug.
102
D
Sclo Vail Ac N E 1st guar g 4s
30
27
27
10
3
-----
Sale
23
102
J
12,000
11,OOO
94
Sale
45
19
extended
8
Aug.
July
July
Aug.
Aug. 24
Aug.
1
Aug.
8
Aug. 23
94% Aug. 15
95
Aug. 16
21%
21%
75%
78%
19
19
4%s certifs of deposit
2
90
63
48
J
)|c
86% Aug.
93% Aug.
93% Aug.
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
50
Sale
21% Sale
J
*
95
75
80
68%
24 %
Ap Duluth 1st consol 4s .19
4%a
.19
Sav Fla At Wsst
Aug.
95
91
71
19
6,000
68
70
23
Sale
10
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s......19
17,000
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4s
19
1,000
19
80,000 St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s
87,000 San Ant At Aran Pass 1st guar 4s_19
10,000 Santa Fe Presc At Phenix 1st 5s.. 19
~2~, 666
Aug.
66% Aug.
100%
77%
1%
2%
0%
70
57%
Ha—19
6s certifs of deposit
5s
Aug.
67
68
92
Sale
55
27
50
28%
J
19
4s certifs of deposit
17
Feb.
80
68
67
59
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
12,000
Apr.
14
Feb.
July
99% Feb. 20 101% July 21
Feb. 24
100
Mar. 3 102
100
Feb. 17 100% Jan. 31
38
Sale
St Paul E Grand Trunk
24,000
7,000
4,000
,
92%
17 98%
2 98%
28 102
4 100%
24 99%
15 93
V
...19
Gen & ref 5s series A
St Paul
94
70
1978 MS
stamped
1st terminal Ac unif 5s
Aug.
68% Aug.
Sale
88
87%
93% Sale
Sale
81
19
gold 4s Income bond..Nov 19
St Paul & K C Short L 1st 4
94
85%
St. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s
13,000
128,000
85,000
2 100
69
80
79%
86 % Sale
35
23
11
28
20
14
12
22
17
86
36%
Certificates of deposit
66,000
314,000
523,000
67,000
.........1950
Prior lien 5s series B
68%
May 27
91% May
Apr.
76
Apr
76% Apr.
Aug. 30
Aug.
9
99% Aug.
7
93
Aug. 10
Aug.
Aug.
67
—
Certificates of deposit
71,000
82,000
35%
62
Aug.
Aug.
July
July
Aug.
July
Aug.
July
35
2
Sale
59
34% Sale
...1933
1948
-
8t Louis-San Francisco Ry
Aug.
100
Aug.
94
1
1996
River ft Gulf Dlv 1st g 4s
102
65%
99%
"50" "§4"
St Louis Iron Mtn & South—
*
Aug.
::::: "40"
120,000 Rock Isl'd Ark & Louis 1st 4Hs..1934
2,000 Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4s. 1949
16,000 Rutland 1st cons g 4H»-- .....1941
8,000 St Jos & Grand Island 1st g 4S..1947
St Lawr ft Adirondack 1st g 5s.. 1996
2d gold 6s
96
Apr.
76
95
6s.1941
Richmond & Mecklenburg 1st 4s.1948
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s..1952
1,000 Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5s_.1939
Rio Grande Southern 1st g 4s
1940
Guar (Jan 1922 coupon)
..1940
1939
95,000 Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s
1st con ftt coll trust 4s series A.1949
67,000
Rensselaer & Saratoga 1st gu
!,.<
l\*
84
18^
Jan.
18
9
16% July
90
10 (i93% Apr. 26 102% July 17
94
Apr. 25 102% July 31
31
9
99% Jan. 19 102% Aug.
9
Aug. 22
7 98
a94% July
98
Aug. 22
89% Aug. 18
89% Aug. 18
89% Aug. 18
97% Aug. 15
96% Aug. 16
97% Aug. 15
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 22
100
68
Sale
102%
19
90%
69
70
June
81
78
39
90%
1st gen 5s series B
93
98% July
100%
100%
20
July
101 %
92
93
81
85
Providence Securities deb 4s....
66,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4s
Gen & ref 4Hs series A
192,000
Gen & ref 4%s series B
65,000
Sale
63
30
series C...
Pitts Y & Ash 1st gen 4s ser A..
1st mtge 4Hs
Sale
72
Mar.
1% Jan.
69% Jan.
28% Apr.
28
Apr.
28
Apr.
94
Apr.
2 102% Aug.
16 102% Aug.
9 102% Aug.
89% Aug. 18
96% Aug. 16
101% 103
102
102% 100
Sale
99
98%
98
97
98%
90
90%
91%
100 %
100
78
78
27
..
1st mtge 4Hs series B
98
Highest.
Sale Prices.
30
97
Sale
80
102
97
97
92 %
...
Pitts Va & Char 1st guar 4s
101
90
P
...
25
"99%
98
79
90
Prices.
Aug.
7
1 64
Aug. 10
30 12
Aug.
9
1 90
Aug. 11
29 76
Aug. 24
31 62
1
25 68% Aug.
3 101% Aug. 14
9
Aug.
2 102% Aug.
Aug. 22
Aug.
3 96
28
Aug.
1
Aug. 31
101% Aug.
95%
96 %
76
94
Sale
89 %
77
77
71
....
General g 5s ser B
loo""
25
96 %
97
101
101%
94%
102% 102% Sale
102%
102
...
Sale
Aug.
10%
85%
68%
61%
102
Con 3%a series fi guar g
C guar g
Con 4s series D guar g
24,000
7,000
41,000
5,000
101
Sale
Con 4s series F guar g
Con 4%s series
5,000
.....
28
99%
98%
93 %
84%
Con 4%a series B guar g
8,000
66,000
72,000
62,000
-----
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest
i
Prices
Aug.
Sale
Aug.
70%
Aug.
Sale
Aug.
Sale
63
Aug.
Sale
100% Aug.
§!*
64
Sale
62
10%
9%
50
32
Sale
Sale
64
62
2%
69%
28
............
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
45
35
28
1st 4s Series B__
6,000
1st A 4
series C
60,000
53,000 Phila Bait & Wash 1st a 4s
General 5s Series B
20,000
Gen A 4Hi series C-5,000
48,000 Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 4s..
P C C Ac St L guar g
Ask
28%
1 %
Lowest.
Aug. 31
Aug. 1.
1933.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
%
20,000 Peoria & East 1st cons 4s
Income 4s (flat)
—
43,000
31,000 Peoria & Pekln Un 1st 5H' 4__
65,000 Pere Marq 1st 5s Series A......
26,000
38,000
20,000
3,000
2,000
2,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Price
BONDS
August.
5| 65
Feb.
4 100% Aug.
3
4
6
75
July
76% July
75
July
2
9
14
14
19>
SEPT., 1933.]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
August.
Value.
Bid.
1-000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term
5H» A.-1964
3,000 Toledo Ik Ohio Cent 1st
1935
~
*
J
g 5a
St L & West
5f-yr
1935 J
4a
g
D
O
188,000
80,000
132,000
9,000
D
Union Pac RR 1st & land
J
gr g 4a. 1947 J
Registered
J
J
First 8c refunding 4s
June 2008 M 8
Gold 4 ^8.
J
1967 J
lat lien Ac ref 5a
1968 J
98
8
1955 F
A
....
Deb 6s registered
O
3H*
85
64
100 H
68
Sale
93)4
79)4
65)4
97
Sale
68
Sale
Sale
85 X
M N
53 H
58
F
40 34
41&
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75
64
93
74
40
48)4
55
70 H
48)4
40
46
49
46
45
50
55)4
26
Sale
20
Sale
27)4 Sale
21
27
Sale
20
27)4 Sale
20
91
91)4
51
64
8734
862
92
53
1977 J
522
1937 JJ
1943 A
O
1946 M
8
aer B
18,000 Willceo-B
52.000 Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4a
Sup 8c Dul DIt 8c Ter lat 4a
l
76
55H
50
B
56
20
20
21)4
2124
Sale
83)4
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86
91
90
Sale
51
Sale
42
Sale
w*
73
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83)4 Sale
7534
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8134 93
82 X
86)4 Sale"
41
80
93
25
44
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8%
88
"§6""
11)4
85
1936 MN
20
21)4
10
Worcester 8c Conn East Ry 4HS.1943 J
21
3
9
Sale
40
July
19
June 30
93
Aug. 22
July
1
70
20 10134 Aug. 16
16 9934 Jan. 16
2 93)4 Jan. 31
20
95
Jan.
30
15 10734 Aug.
8
21 a89 34 July
3
12 101)4 Aug. 22"
Apr. 13
85
Apr. 13
June
7
85
June
5
June 10
99
23
7
19
Aug.
85
Aug.
70
July
Mar. 31 101X
Aug.
Mar. 25
94)4 July
Apr.
6 85
July
Apr. 21
70
July
84
78
43
33
2
8
30
31
30
29
76
50
Aug.
Aug.
.46
Aug.
56
Aug.
2734 Aug.
28)4 Aug.
28
Aug.
27)4 Aug.
69)4 Aug.
lj 7224
80
Aug.
1' 84
al01)4 Aug. 1 10334
a8634 Aug.
8. 90
31
Aug. 231 51
83
Aug.
3
8534
"Apr" "*5
62
Jan
23
35
Jan.
17
27)4 May
8
Apr. 26
524 Jan.
3
5)4 Jan.
6
41
Jan.
3
424 Jan.
3
4
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
86)4 Aug.
I
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40
84
89
42
Aug.
Aug.
38
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11)4 Sale
It"
70
Aug.""8
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17
Aug. 24
Aug. 30
22
11
Aug.
Aug.
1824 Aug.
Aug.
3
Aug.
9
July 25
56
Aug.
8
32
July
8
32
July
8
32 X July 20
32
July
8
50
47
50
52
92
34 Aug. 15
97
17
13
20
25
20
19
19
17
2
Jan.
,
Feb.
3
Feb. 21
July
July
84)4 July
103 X Aug.
93
July
58
July
85)4 July
80
July
84
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
74
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
80
Jan.
11
89
Aug. 23
6
86
July 17
92
Aug. 23
27)4 July 18
21)4 July
7
182-4 Apr.
45
June
85
89
"Apr". "*5
76
Feb.
7924 May
20H Apr.
Apr.
2
14
17
7
17
Apr.
99 X Mar.
Aug.
37 34
7
Feb.
aWA
11"
52
Aug.
82)4 Aug. 28
90
37
9024 Apr.
93)4 May
78
May
a75
Apr.
95
Mar.
6924 Apr.
96
Apr.
50
Sale
72
Feb"." "8 "80)4 Jan""l3
95
91
25
12
124 May 13
80
Apr. 19
60
Apr. 25
36)4 Jan.
3
'91H Aug".""2 "92)4 Aug"." 15
Sale
1949 J
20
93
"8424
83
Jan.
Jan.
37 34
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
46
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98)4
69)4 Sale*
72
82
80)4 Sale
101)4 Sale 10224
60 H
68
70
Sale
60
70
72
75
8c East lat gu g 5a.
Wilmar 8t Sioux Falls lat 5a.....1938 J
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4a
1960 J
40,000
57)4
15
1949 M
1942 J
334 Aug.
99
Aug.
85
Aug.
6834 Aug.
101)4 Aug.
94)4 Aug.
8134 Aug.
6624 Aug.
83
70
1976 M S
g 4s
Sale
93)4
73
44
9
85
-----
822
272
Wheel 8c L E Ref 4Hs ser A .....1966 M S
101)4 Aug.
107 X Aug.
88
Aug.
58
101
2361 J
93 34 Aug.
94
Aug.
65
79
1952 A O
2 101)4 Aug. 16
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
21)4
Sale
6
A
Aug.
3)4 Aug.
96
Aug.
85
Aug.
64
Aug.
99)4 Aug.
93)4 Aug.
77
Aug.
61
Aug.
4)4
Sale
6
50
Aug. 22
6924 Aug.
1
56"" "74"*
:
Feb.
Apr. llj
May
2
*
78
Sale
40
A
93
90
93)4
75
61
83
50
86
80
Aug. 18
6924 Aug.
1
Sale
Sale
101
33
Sale
Aug. 14
Aug. 24
80
89
84 X
32
6
95
.....
2H
9924
60
4)4 Sale
73
Highest
Sole Prices.
73
Aug. 14
85
93
76
"50" "74"
"42"
81
...........2361 J
con
4)4
80
1945,F A
1,440,000 Western Pacific lat 5a ser A
87,000 West Shore 1st 4a guar.....
Erie RR lat
-----
70
92
t
93
96
79
1945 F
West Maryland 1st g 4a
First 8c ref 5H« series A...
40,000 West N Y 8c Pa 1st g 5a..■„
14,000
General gold 4a
Refunding 5a
88
94
-.1948 Q M
226,000
Wheel 8r L
Sale
88)4
88)4
3)4
2
36 H
2900 F
Waalx Term 1st guar 3H«--lat 40-year guar 4s
Registered
Sale
106
-----
MN
1939
Warren RR 1st ref guar
Wash Cent Ry lat g 4s
94
1
Sale Prices,
—
100)4 Sale
9924
98
100
93 H Sale
9124
a9224 Sale
92
106 34 107)4 10524
83)4 Sale 18? H
! 83
99)4 101)4 101
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100
M N
A
Sale
98
Sale
8624
-
70)4
93)4
.....
85
65
J
A
100 34
96 X
% Sale
8324
124
M N
J
88
96
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
92)4 Aug. 28
98)4
92)4
6924
67)4
Highest
Sale Prices
73
Aug. 14
76
100
90
Sale
"
56
98 H
lat lien 50-year gold cerm 4a.. 1954
8,000
Det 8c Ch Ex 1st g 5s
1941
16,000
Dea Moines Dlv 1st g 4a
1939
14,000
Omaha Dlv lat g 3H«
1941
5,000
Tol fcCblc Dlv 1st g 4s
1941
246,000 Wabash Ry ref 8c gen 5 Ha A
1975
279,000
Ref & gen 5s (Feb '32 coup) B
1976
462,000
Ref 8c gen 4Ha series C
1978
205,000
Ref 8c gen 5s series D.__.
1980
14*066
90
80
1957 MN
.....
34"000
82
6924
Sale
87H Sale
100 h
80 34
84
D
1944 M
4Xb.-1934
10,000 Virginia Midland general 5a
1936
1,000 Va 8c Southwest 1st guar 5s....2003
50,000
First cons 5s
1958
237,000 Virginian Ry lat 5s ser A.......1962
25,000
1st mtge 4H« aeries B
1962
100,000 Wabash RR lat gold 5a
1939
43,000
Second gold 5a
1939
"6,000
89
82
96
88 %
June 2008 M 8
40-year gold 4s
U N J RR 8c Canal Co
gen 4a
a 4a A......
Consol 4a Series B
3,000 Vera Cru* 8c P Asatg lat
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97
71
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
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95
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100
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27
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Jan. 3
1933.
H. Y. STOCK BXCHANQI.
16" 000
EXCHANGE—BONDS
7624 May
824 Apr.
6
Apr.
June
INDUSTRIALS—
Abltibi Pow 8c Paper 1st 5a
1953 J D
Abraham 8c Straus deb 5H»-~
1943
With warrants...............
A O
31.000 Adams Express coll tr g 4a
...1948 M a
67,000
21,000
17,000
526,000
393,000
1,625,000
69,000
8,000
40,000
*
Adriatic Elec Co external 7a
1952 A
Vlbany Perforated Wrap Paper 4s 1948 A
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454,000
88,000
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10,000
21,000
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132,000
600,000
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2324 Apr.
98
58
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11
12
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11
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64
106
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75
76)4
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109
110
83
Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6a
1968 J
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Bklyn Queens Co & Sub gtd 5a..1941
MN
lat 5a stamped
1941 J
J
Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s........1950 F A
1st lien 8c ret 5s series B...
106)4 Sale
106 X Sale
10824 Sale
a 105h Sale
106)4 Sale
1934
Brooklyn City RR lat 5a
Brooklyn Edison Inc gen 5s A
Gen mtge 5a series E.
r
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
51,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5a.1945 MN
1st lien 8c ret 6a aer A
1947 M N
2,000
mooo
297,000
105
102 X
Sale
Broadway 8c 7th Ave 1st con 5a.. 1943
Certificates of deposit........
Debentures gold 5s
104
64
83 %
35
$435 part red
Conv deb 5Ha
Sale
92
Certificates of deposit........
Stpd
75 H
1950
Bing 8c Blng a f deb 6 Ha
Botany Cons Mills sec a f 6H>
Bowman-Bllt Hotels 1st 7s
Sale
O
1936
...
62
78
A
1942 J
96,000 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B
1948
First 8c ref 5a serlea C
71,000
I960
1946
118,000 Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6s
229,000 Berlin City Electric deb 6H>
1951
Deb sinking fund
6Ha.._
1959
275,000
Debenture 6s
1855
162,000
Berlin Elec Elev 8c Undgrd
Rya—
lot 6 Ha
1956
75,000
279,000 Bethlehem Steel 1st 8c ref 5a g A.1942
20-year pur A Imp a f 5s......1936
324,000
31H Sale
O
1940 M N
_
*
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Associated Oil 6%
Batavlan Pete gtd deb 4Hs
30
78
A
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73
9534 96
93)4 Aug.
96
1
80
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70)4
71)4 70
Aug. 14 72
63 X Apr.
Aug. 29
110)4 Sale 0109)4 Aug. 9 11024 Aug. 3
92
Jan.
53
57
5134 Aug.
7
53)4 Aug. 10
24)4 Apr.
60)4 Sale
60)4 Aug. 31 66
Aug. 11
25H Jan.
05424 Sale
54
Aug. 16 60
9 al9)4 Jan.
Aug.
35
Sale
39
Sale
35
Aug.
1
5
Mar.
43)4 Aug. 28
93)4 Sale
88)4 Sale
87)4 Aug. 27 93)4 Aug.
1
65
Apr.
53)4 5124 Sale
50
Aug. 23 5124 Aug. 31
50
Aug.
77
82
80)4
82
78
Aug. 18 85
26)4 Jan.
Aug. 11
*
*
73
A
gold notes.__ 1935 M
Atlanta Gas Light lat 5a...
1947 J
~59~,666 Atl Gulf & W i SS Line coll tr 5a.l959 J
172,000 Atlantic Refining deb 5s
1937 J
70,000
8
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107)4 111
52)4
57
61)4 Sale
5424 Sale
53 h
F
Ark 8c Memp Bdge 8c Term 1st
5s. 1964 M 8
Armour 8c Co. lat real estate
4H* 1939 J D
Armour 8t Co of Del 1st 5
Ha
1943 J
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Armstrong Cork conv deb 5a
1940 J
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21,000 Baldwin Locom Works lat
Sale
A
..1936 M
30-year coll trust 5a
358,000
1946
35-year sink fund deb fa
521,000
I960
20-year sinking fund 5H8.....1943
521,000
Convertible debentures 4Ha
240,000
1939
Debenture 5a...
968,000
1965
17,000 Amer Type Founders deb 6s
1940
281,000 Amer Water Works 8c Elec coll 5e_1934
Debenture gold 6s aeries A
54,000
1975
56,000 Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6s
1947
77,000 AngloChllean Nitrate 7a
1945
Sale
84 %
26 h
8H Sale
76)4 Sale
1937 M N
Amer Beet Sugar conv deb 4a
1935
Amer Chain 10-year a f deb 4a
1933
American Cy ana mid deb 5a
1942
Vmer 8c ForeignPower 5a........2030
94
69
62
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Allegheny Corp coll tr conv 5s.. 1944 F A
Collateral and convertible 5a..1949 J D
Collateral 8c convertible 5a
1950 A O
Alpine-Montan Steel 7a.
90
59
93 34
40,000
A O
813,000
M 8
74,000 American Ice s f deb 5a........
1953 J D
195,000 American I GChemical 5Ha.....1949 MN
123,000 Amer Internat Corp conv 5Ha..1949 J
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20,000 Amer Mach 8c Fdy a f gold 6a
1939
339,000 Amer Metal Ltd 5H® gold notes__1934
Amer Smelting 8t Ref 5a ser A
445,000
1947
60,000 Amer Sugar Refg 15-year 6s
1937
59.000
88
O
91
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108
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60
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107
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Sale
105)4 Aug. 28 10724 Aug.
Sale
105)4 Aug. 28 10634 Aug.
94
Sale
Aug.
9534 Aug.
59
59
59
Aug.
Aug.
10
73
76
107)4 Sale
10524 Sale
9424 Sale
56
71)4
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5)4
94)4
55
Apr. 10
2
Mar. 16
Jan. 16
1
4 X May
11
10
65)4 Jan.
9
76
10024 Apr. 22 108
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84)4 Mar. 3 96
57
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100
59
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Aug. 10
Jan.
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6
Jan.
13
May 26
75
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Jan.
10124 Apr. 22 112
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10424 June 26 117H Jan.
158
93
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28 158
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1943
53,000 Central Diet Tel lat 30-year 5a...
Jan 1957
40,000 Cent Hud G & E lat 5«
1951
128,000 Cent HI Elec & Gaa lat 5a
1941
29,000 Central Steel lat alnk fund 8a...
1948
107,000 Certaln-teed Prod a f g 5%a A
1947
Chea Corp con* col tr g 5a May 15
4,603,000
1937
56,000 Chic Gaa LAC lat gu g 5a
Chicago Rya lat 5s stamped
1927
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25,000
48,000
327,000
539,000
307,000
8,000
86,000
46,000
97,000
70,000
42,000
53,000
89,000
52,000
Colon Oil con* deb 6a
Colo Fuel A Iron Co gen a
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f 5a...1943
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D
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99
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J
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103
1
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Aug. 29
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1
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84
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106 $4
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1940
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75
33
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105H 106
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Copenhagen Telep
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10
105
17
68
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90 H Sale
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1937
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.1971
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27
10% Mar.
Mar.
100
Mar.
50
Mar.
70% Mar.
26
Mar.
63% Mar.
97
Apr.
108
Jan.
13
107
75
102
Jan.
17
18
Aug 28
57% June 13
Aug. 29
105% Jan. 17
103
110
a
78
86
104% Sale
106% 106%
105
Sale
106%
Sale
57
a70%+Sale
105% Sale
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Sale
68 %
65
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44
92
Sale
74%
71
July
July
14
19
90
Apr.
100
Jan.
r
24
82
82
80%
91%
102%
101%
100%
101%
106%
1
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9
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8
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Aug. 30
Aug. 29
4
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38
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Aug.
o32
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71
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Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30
31
1
16
24
1
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3
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9
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23
100% Aug.
98
71
45
35
85% Aug. 21
86
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7
84% Aug.
95% Aug.
nl05% Aug.31
102
Aug.
2
101% Aug. 15
104% Aug. 31
106% Aug.
101
Aug. 23
102
Aug. 23
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Apr.
68% Apr.
66% Apr.
84
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97% May
66
97
96
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5
12
Feb.
1
103%
101%
104%
108%
101%
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95% May
104
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95
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102
9
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4
25'104
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93
3 103% Aug.
1 105% Aug.
97
97
20
20
20
28
May 3
74% Aug.
35
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58% Aug.
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80% Aug.
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Aug. 21 103
100% Aug.
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86% Aug.
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71% Aug.
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101
79
104% Aug. 24 105% Aug.
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36
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16
17
4
107
1943 r
57
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104
15
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1948
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*
77,000
92,000
31,000
55,600
98,000
91,000
3,000
7,000
*
17,000
141,000
300,000
9,000
101,000
166,000
151,000
137,000
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95
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64
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60
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60
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78
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71
75
78
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39
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42
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62
33
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12
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7
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2
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3
38
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9
Aug. 23
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Aug. 25
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81
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5
18
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6
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86
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97
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66
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2
32
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94
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9
99
6% Aug.
60% Aug.
106
103
9
Jan.
*
*
*
66
25
Jan.
*
Aug. 31
Aug. 29
Aug. 14
17
Jan.
87
July 18
Mar. 3 103% Aug. 15
Feb. 28
75% June 19
May
2102% Feb. 28
Apr.
8 62% Jan. 12
2
31
16
14
Aug. 28
Apr.
5
2
72
O
M N
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Feb.
100
June
77% Aug. 25
*
Sale
50
Sale
70
Sale
16%
24
3% Sale
A
Aug.
Aug.
4% Aug. 25
1
55% Aug.
1
Aug.
7
67
Aug.
1
89% Aug.
86
Aug. 10
47 %
93
J
1
Aug. 28
95
40. H
33
F
J
B..........1981
102%
35% 38%
34% Sale
32% 34
Sale
89%
J
A
a
66
98
Sale
Sale
M N
O
Cash sale,
55
*
69
J
50%
325
Sale
Sale
1031
Sale 104
86
86
94%
89% 90%
73
73
82% Sale
35%
104%
95
D
r
41%
Sale
38
J
F
109,000
40
D
A
97
Aug. 24
Aug. 20
3
Aug.
Aug. 30
Aug. 28
Aug. 30
J
F
Aug. 31
7t)
100% 101%
60
J
A
lit m a f 4%s «®r
-
8
Aug.
98
Sale
Aug.
4
5%
55% Sale
J
Aug. 17
69% Aug. 11
7
74
Aug.
Aug. 18 a6l
7
99%
Aug.
1 100
99% Aug.
99
a96% Aug. 23 99
9
52
Aug.
54% 50
99% Sale
100
75%
76%
81
104%
40
Sale
35%
38% Sale
80
81%
85%
81% 83%
102% 103% 102%
102%
*
J
Useder Steel Corp
-
O
A.1956
1st A ref 5a
Illinois Steel deben
1
79
J
7
105
69
F
74
9
75% Sale
80
104%
F
4
60
98% 101
99% Sale
97%
99
45%
55
Sale
17
10%
77% Aug.
Aug,
68% Aug,
74
Aug.
69
Jan.
103
8
2 103
Aug.
3 113% Aug. 23
9
3
43% Aug.
4
45
Aug. 25
76% Aug.
51
56
85
Sale
80
4H»--—
1940
Mtge 6»
1948
Ind Nat Gaa A OH ref 5s
1936
Inland Steel lat M a f g 4%e A...1978
Illinois Bell Telep
Sale
70
68
62
186,000
S f deb g 6a
-—------1940 F A
112,000 Gen Petroleum lat a f 5a..Aug 15
J
1939 J
14,000 General Public Service deb 5%a.
J
1949 J
64,000 Genl Steel Caatlngs lat 5Ha
1940 A O
*
Gen Theatres Eaulp deb 6a.... —
Certificates of deposit.——...
1945
Good Hope Iron A Steel sec 7a..
1947
Goodrich (B F) Co 1st 6Ha
1945
Convertible deb 6a
—
1957
Goodyear Tire A Rubber lat 5a—
1936
Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6a
1940
Gould Coupler lat 15-yr a f 6a
1944
Gt Cona El Pow (Japan) 7a
1950
lat A gen a f g 6H*
1942
Gulf States Steel deb 6Ha
1952
Hackensack Water let 4a.......
1939
Hanaa S S Line* 6a with warr
1949
Harpen Mining 6a with warr
1952
Havana Elec Ry cona g 5a
1951
Deb 5 %a series of 1926
1934
Hoe (R) & Co 1st 6 %a aer A
1947
Holland Amer L 6s (flat)
1940
Houston Oil alnk fund 5H»
1962
Hudson Coal lat a f 5a aeries A—
1949
Hudsoo County Gaa lat 5a
1937
Humble OH A Refining 5s—
69%
62%
-
103% Jan.
*
14
18
14
r96% Mar. 16
103% Aug. 10
1
13
Aug. 22
6
99
1
77
Aug. 25
74% Aug .
77%
2
8 105% Aug.
103% Aug.
Sale
105% Aug. 31 106% Aug. 10
Sale
76% Sale
69% Sale
69%
72
73%
75
Sale
72
D
11,000 Gannett Co deb 6a series A
1949
Gaa A Elec (Bergen Co) 5s
1934
115,000 Gelsenklrchen Mining 6a—......
1952
88,000 Gen Amer Inteatoradeb Sa aer A.
1940
89.000 General Baking deb a f 5Hs
1947
7,000!General Cable lat a f g 5Ha A
1942
18,000 General Elec deb g 3Ha--1945
142,000 General Elec (Germany) 7o
1940
81,000
Debenture 6H«—
Sale
65
62
a
J
117H 119
Jan.
102% Aug. 11
2
99
Aug.
Aug. 30 102% Aug. 16
1
99
Aug. 25
94% Aug.
1
80% Aug. 11
78
Aug.
92
Aug. 29
92
Aug. 29
101% 102% 102% 102% 102% Aug.
112% Aug.
112
120
113% 120
39
Aug.
40
46
42% Sale
39% Aug.
40
44% 42% Sale
103
16
July 17
July 20
Aug.
7
15
100
100
*
Jan.
102% Feb.
94
100
14
*
104
90
3
Feb.
Jan.
3 107
Aug. 31
Aug. 22
102% Aug.
5
Jan.
July
6 a75% July
102% Aug. 11
95
Jan.
88
101% Aug. 15 102% Aug. 28
2
96
Aug. 31
95
Aug.
101% Aug. 14
93% Aug. 21
93% Aug. 14
100
Aug. 28
8
101
Aug.
101% Aug. 23
95% Aug. 28
18
Aug. 23
Jan.
*
9
14
Jan.
Jan.
6
100
Jan.
July
66
9
4
56
Aug. 15
Jan. 30
30%
107%
101%
105%
105%
76%
63%
Mar.
3
80%
Mar. 24 104%
Mar.
2 100%
Jan.
llH
__
9
June
106
May
8
11
12
al00
30%
6%
98%
87%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
87% Jan.
30
22
Aug.
zy 106% Aug.
29
29. 99% Aug.
37
19
18
89
Feb.
18%
104%
96%
101%
6
68% July
58
July
89% Jan.
33% Aug.
95
77
104%
105%
*
*
27
Apr.
Apr.
55
67% Aug. 11
98% Aug.
7
64% Aug. 18
1
98
Aug.
102% 103
104
105% Sale
69
74
74%
53
55
55%
77%
77% Sale
102% 103% 102%
98
99% 100
84
84% Sale
Sale
98%
102%
94%
Sale
25
..
51,000
89,000
126,000
346,000
558,000
3,000
Jan.
Aug. 21
50
Aug. 28
46
102
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
89 H
62
Sale
96
92%
102%
98%
100H Sale
101H 102
96
102
101% ■—/.
95
Sale
Sale
95% 93% 95
00% Sale
Sale
98
102
102
Sale
100%
96% Sale
Sale
Sale 100% Sale
94
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
95
93
39
19%
105%
97%
96
101%
90
..
*
94
97
101
101% Sale
101% 102
101
93 %
100%
•
105
Sale
100
58,000 Delaware Pr A Lt lat M 4%e__..
,.1969
1st A ref 4^i...
8,000
J
.1969 J
lit mtge gold 4
—
12,000
.1951 VI N
Denser Gas A El lat A ref 5a...
37,000
M N
Stamped as to Pa tax.
.....
16,000
o
..1949
86,000 Detroit Edison Co 5s Series A. .
D
..1955
Gen A ref 5a aeries B
62,000
A
1962
Gen A ref 5s ser C...........
14,000
A
,.1961
Gen A ref 4Ha aeries D
238,000
O
..1952
Gen A ref 5a aeries E.........
209,000
1946 M N
991,000 Dodge Bros i f deb 6a—......
..1942 MN
51,000 Oold (Jacob) Pack lat 6a——J
..1942 J
6,000 Donner Steel lat ref 7a aer AA-.
..1966 M N
129,000 Duke-Price Pow (Ltd) lat 6s A
A1967 A O
163,000 Duqueane Light lat mtge g 4 Ha
..1957 M 8
1st M g 4Ha aeriea B—......
39,000
1937 M
♦
Eastern Cuba Sugar a f 7%s—
..1939 J
7,000 Ed El 111 Bkn lat con g 4a
..1995
7,000 Ed El 111 N Y lat cons g 5a.——
..1950
214,000 Elec Pow Corp (Germany) 6 Ha
.1953
1st sinking fund 6Ha
73,000
..1954
Ernesto Breda Co lat mtge 7a—
P
With stock purch warrants.,
38,000
17*1942 M
16,000 Federal Lt A Tr lat a f 5a
—1942 M
First 1 a f 5a stamped
20,000
..1942 M
1,000
lat lien a f 6a stamped._.—
1954 J
36-year deb 6s series B
5,000
1939 J
27,000 Federated Metals cons 7a.....
1946 J
----------32,000 Fiat deb a f 7a
-1942 J
8,000 Framerlc Ind A Des 20-yt 7%a
u v
..1943
3,000 Francisco Sugar 20-year 7 Ha.
102
36
Sale
100 % Sale
J
101
39
20%
23
105% Sale
98% Sale
103% Sale
100% 102
104
Sale
70% Sale
57
60
77%
103
Sale
98
Sale
84
85%
70
75
Sa,le
62
83
82
99
100
99% 101%
D
80% Sale
91% Sale
al03 % Sale
101% 102
100%
97
J
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
al01% Sale 104
106
106% 106% Sale
96
J
70
39% 43
29% Sale
82% Sale
83%
95 %
102 %
101%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
105
98
69
85
Sale
49
Sale
45
35
Sale
85
1961
74,000 Gumb T A T lat A gen 5e
101
51
Aug.
Aug.
13 % June 27
July 21
Feb.
1
Aug. 14
38
47%
66%
Sale
64 %
45
30
Sale
27
M N
Sale
45
35..
a42% Sale
36H
42
F
48%
67
47
Sale
A
4%a
J
Debenture gold 5a........——1957
J
Consum Gaa Chic lat guar g 5a.. 1936
M
Consumers Power lat lien 5a C-.1952
J
Container Corp of Am lat a f g h.1946
Crown
53
Jan.
9
July
7
July 17
Aug. 29
081
♦
Deb gold
Crown Willamette
95
Mar. 3 106%
62% Mar. 15 92%
Apr. 28 96
o83
Mar. 23 100
2, 91% Aug. 17
1| 95% Aug. 21
3100
Aug. 29
Aug. 29 107
Aug. 16 105%
1
57%
Aug.
2 103
Aug.
105
Jan. 12
Jan. 11
Jan.
5
Jan.
5
June 7
23 105% Aug. 29 100
6
Aug.
5% Aug. 30
19% Aug. 21 a23% Aug.
104
Sale Prices.
F
lat a f g 7a... 1956
Conaol Coal Md 40-yr 5a
1950
Coneol Gaa (N Y) deb 5%s
J945
*
3
5%
Sale
19%
21
Sale
106 % 107% 103% 105
Sale
105% 105% 105
54
Sale
54% Sale
101
102%
51
Sale
51
Sale
100 % Sale
106% Sale
jluuh
102% 103%
103% Sale
352* bale
65 H Sale
105% Sale
M N
J
Coneol Hydro-Elec
gold 5a
a23%
87
8
M
Secured con* g 5%s
----.1934 MN
Commercial Credit a f 6a ser A—
J
1935 J
Coll trust 5%s aer A—---1949
Commi In*- Truat con* debSHs.
1941
Computing-Tab-Record a f 6a—
.1951
Conn Ry A Lt let g 4Ha
.1951
Stamped guar 4H«
15-year deb
18%
105 H 106%
70
71%
.1934 F
Debenture 5a.
63
105 % 106 % 105 % 105% 105% Aug.
91
91
Aug.
91
a91% Sale
95
95
94% Aug.
94 % Sale
Sale
98
Aug.
a98
Sale
18%
106H
.1938 J
5a gu
1952
deb 5a....
1952
5a .......-Apr IB
Colo Indue lat coll tr
Columbia Gaa A Elec
40
67
Highest.
I
97% May
1 105%
42
Apr.
5, 67%
5
Apr.
8 33 %
19
Apr.
6. 64%
37
Mar. 29 74%
103% 103% Aug. 14 104% Aug. 29
44
45 %
Aug.
2 44
Aug. 2
14
Aug.
8 17% Aug.
3
17
40
39% Aug. 24 44
Aug. 1
65
Aug.
2 66
Aug. 28
66
6
O
1943 A
105,000 Chllds Co deb 5a
1947
296,000 Chill Copper deb g5a
...
1968
297,000 Cin Gas & Flee lat mtge g 4a A..
.1940
Clearfield Bit Coal lat 4a
Sale
62 H
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Prices
63%
96%
97%
105%
62%
93%
95%
J
1940
wd
103
18
44
45
Sale
Lowest.
Highest
Lowest.
{
4**,
50
163*
Sale
M N
Camaguey Sugar Co—
1942
1st 7s ctfs of deposit—.......
4,000
1941 A
13,000 Canada Steamship Lines 1st 6a..
300,000
124,000
370,000
297,000
30,000
308,000
62,000
67,000
28,000
16,000
195,000
24,000
6,000
6,000
44
34
33%
1937 MN
Calif
104
104%
67%
Aug. 31.
,
4«»
Sale
Ask: nid.
104
O
unlf & ref 5a.
Packing con* deb 5a..
Pet con* deb a f g 5a— —
Cal Gaa & El Corp
Aug. 1.
1933.
Bid.
$
1981
92,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 4 %• set B
—1952
2,000 Bush Terminal Co l«t4e
Con so I
44,000
J955
81,000 Bush Term Bldfts 5a flu tax ex—-I960
19,000 By-Product Coke 1st 5%a •«* A—1945
Calif
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN AUGUST.
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE.
STOCK
PRICES
Price
BONDS
August.
9,000
29,000
34,000
82,000
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
28
3 1043
June 12
100% Apr. 21 107%
95
Apr. 21 105%
26% May 15 58%
94% June 27 97%
66
Apr.
4 90
65
Apr.
4 90
8
July
7
Aug. 22
Jan. 11
June 27
July 11
July 19
sept., 1933.]
n. y. stock
Sales in
p
*
bonds
August.
Value.
n.
i
10-year 6% notes
—
Certificates of deposit.....
10-year 7% notes
...
23,000
*
Hid
Ask
Ask
20
15
id'b
Rid.
Sale
64%
47%#Sale
*
Sale
235*
64% Aug.
61
Sale
59
64
Sale
56
67% Aug. 10
Aug,
8
o
38
Sale
48
1941
40
Sale
1947
39
Sale
Aug. 17
58% Aug. 28
58
53%
55%
815* Sale
82
83%
1948
82
83
warrants..........1948
83
87
88
Refunding 6s series a
12%
.....1955
Internet t & t deb ft 414s
1952
Convertible debenture 4hs
1939
27
..1947
KansasCy Pw a Lt 1st ft 4 %• «et b1957 j
1st m 4 ms
1961 f
j
a
Kansas Gas a el 1st mtge 4%s._1980 i d
mn
Karstadt (r) Inc 1st Mtge 6s
..194
Certificates of deposit.......
Keith Corp (b p) 1st ser g 6t._..1946 m
£
1942 a
Sale
30%
28%
1955
.
Investors Equity 5s a
Deb 5s ser b with warrants
14
Sale
Sale
102% 103%
1035* Sale
92% Sale
815* Sale
58
Sale
52% Sale
895* Sale
90% Sale
"91"
49
875*
875*
93
88
103% Sale
103 5* Sale
Sale
104
87% Sale
16
185*
o
Kelly-Springfield Tire 6s
81
465*
50%
63%
38%
45%
53%
Sale
51
53%
63% Sale
39% Sale
50% Sale
1035* 104
Sale
28
53
47
Sale
53
50%
65
64%
435* Sale
49% Sale
53% Sale
49% Sale
90
875*
875*
f 6s
Intern Paper cony 5s series a
Sale
Sale
Sale
Kendall Co 5%« with warrants.. 1948 m h
j
2.000 Keystone Telephone 1st 5s...... 1935 j
1,000 Kings Co e l a Pow gold 5s.._..1937
30%
67,000 Kings Co e'evated 1st g 4s
1949
6,000 Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s.....1954
1st a ref 6*hs
1954
24",000 Kinney (g r) Co conv 7hi
193*
41,000 Kresge Foundation coll tr 6s
193t>
48
36%
48%
69
Sale
Sale
76%
715*
71
Sale
59
32
64% Sale
105% 108%
131% 133 %
74
73%
103%
112% 118
50 %
65
58% Sale
Purchase money 6s._.........1997
Certs of dep for sec 5s......1959
114,000 Lackaw Steel 1st
5s
cons
ser
12
a.. 1950
77%
79%
Sale
105
140""
74""
Sale
Sale
76%
1045*
113
70
61
95
90
79
83
Sale
15
Sale
95
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
21
9
16
3
30
30
16
103% Aug.
103% Aug.
85
Aug.
15% Aug.
15
Aug.
48
Aug.
53
Aug.
75% Aug.
75
Aug.
105
Aug.
126% Aug.
73% Aug.
103
Aug.
1
Aug.
82% Aug. 21
3
51
Aug.
54
Aug. 28
9
65
Aug.
46% Aug. 10
51
Aug. 28
605* Aug. 23
545* Aug. 23
90
Aug. 15
90% Aug. 31
90
Aug. 21
58
77
75
105
130
76%
103%
90
Aug.
70% Aug.
95
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
9
60 %
15%
94%
Sale
61
Sale
905*
9§
Sale
95*
87 X
101
,:8*
101
1944
100 X
35
70
Sale
75
1954
20%
36%
49%
Sale
42
1st a refunding 5s
1964
40
45
Sale
35%
Plrst a ref sinking fund 5s
1974
32
45
Sale
Secured gold notes...
1938
1934
......
1st a ref
24,000 Liggett a Myers Tobacco 7s
120%
....
i22""
Sale
108
81X
78
Sale
...
mn
f
a
70
Aug.
45% Aug.
45
Aug,
Sale
36
Aug.
79% 75% Aug.
125
124
Aug.
Sale
107% Aug.
90
80% Aug.
Sale
795* Aug.
1195* 116% Aug.
104
Aug.
Sale
101 % Aug.
50
475* Aug.
97
104 x
975*
Sale
45
Sale
36
Sale
88
93
84
Salh-
117
105
103
116
Sale
104%
5* 101%
48% 475*
105
47
25
2
1
91
16
14
Feb.
28
32
Apr.
4
70
June
15
65
Aug.
1
.
38% Apr.
2
68
5
1
4
49
18
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
92%
Feb. 25
92
75
80
jf
75
/
Mar.
10
32
95
Mar.
4
29
29
22
64% May
Apr.
1155* Apr.
68% May
99
May
108
135
10
Feb.
Mar.
23
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
99% May
1
45
15
20
76
Aug.
49% Aug.
45
Aug.
16 45
Aug.
16
78% Aug.
21 126
Aug.
9 109% Aug.
1
89
Aug.
7
84
Aug.
o
3 1195* Aug
Aug.
8 105% Aug
29105
Aug
16 48% Aug
1
Jan.
Feb.
16% Apr.
22
57
Feb.
Feb.
117% Mar.
102
Mar.
48
Mar.
74% July
al02%Mar.
90
Feb.
16
Jan.
20
3
185* Aug.
100% Aug. 31
97% July 17
70
July 19
69
July 20
14% July 18
7
91% Aug.
91
Aug. 14
1
99% May
76
Aug. 29
55
July 19
55
July 18
51
July 15
78% Aug. 23
126% Jan. 20
110% May 31
89
Aug. 24
90% Feb. 15
119% Aug. 25
105% Aug. 16
106% Jan. 25
79% Apr.
48
Apr.
Apr.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
19
18
25
31
1
77% Feb.
105% Jan. 18
114% Feb. 20
96
July 20
83% July 19
June
75
31
Jan. 12
June 28
Juiy
64% July
79
July
75
Aug.
* Apr.
31% Mar.
3
Jan.
61
101
110
o42
595*
Aug.
9
1055* Jan, 14
Mar.
55
67
92%
Mar.
29
55
105
96% Apr.
24
31
58%
Jan.
Apr.
13% May
13 % July
29% Jan.
9
June 19
July 19
July 19
July 18
July
8
July 19
July 17
July 18
July 20
July 21
July 20
Apr.
17% Apr.
20% Apr.
96
16
84
59
39
10
72
18% Aug.
67%
65%
105*
91%
23
11
73% July
14
52
7
1 100% Aug.
31
945* Aug.
905* Aug.
90
Aug.
45
108
Sale
80%
805*
83
1135* 115
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
63% Aug.
8% Aug.
97%
47%
80
78
75%
125% 127% 123%
108
1944
5s
121,000
1951
104,000 Loew's Inc deb s f g 6s.......... 194!
19,000 Lombard Elec 7s series a........ 1957
175,000 Lor!Hard (p) Co deb 7«
1944
115,000
5s
195!
185,000 Lou is v Gas a el 1st a ref 5s
1952
11,000 Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6 h«. 1944
13% Aug. 30
95
91
60
Sale
61%
59%
90
3% Sale
89
91
Sale
Sale
90
61
Sale
67
65
62
58
13%
100% Sale
s 1 g 5s
1st a refunding 5s
Lehigh Valley Coal 6s
16,000
3,000
6,000
23,000
12%
30% July
Mar
14
Aug.
Aug.
80
22
July
12
a50
Apr.
8
24% Mar. 31
o29% Feb. 24
2
1
65
104%
885*
18%
18%
52%
70
*
Aug.
Aug.
105
Prices
28
14
27% Aug. 18
113
91%
103
82% Sale
90% Sale
75,000 Laclede Gas l ref a ext 1st 5s... 1934
Coll a ref 5 %■ series c...
1953
42,000
Col a ref g 5%a ser d....... 1960
29,000
170,000 Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd 6s...... 1954
51,000 Lehigh Coal a Nav 4%a aer a... 1954
Cons sink fund 4 %• ser c
16,000
1954
27",666
Feb.
Sale
*
Kreuger a Toll class a
409,000
47
5s—
Internet Hydro El deb 6s.......1944 a
6,000
Sale Prices
$
..
Sale
41
Without
1
Highest.
Lowest.
Prices
*
68% Sale
44%
Deb gold 5s
Sale
*
26%
40
s
Highest.
Prices.
*
fl67% Sale
m n
Ask
375*
Int Merc Marine 1st
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.—
Lowest.
65%^ Sale
285*
*
Aug. 31.
|
Stamped extended to .......1942 m n
lot Cement cony deb 5s
1948 m n
(nt Afirl Corp 1st a coll tr
87,000
238,000
310,000
77,000
88,000
41,000
17,000
24,000
j
o
a
1932
1932
Certificates of deposit..........
391.000
20,000 Interlake Iron 1st 5s ser b......1951
9,000
154,000
460,000
48,000
55,000
224,000
523,000
822,000
623,000
72,000
14,000
9,000
Aug. 1.
1933.
Interboro r t tit 8c ft
*
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Price
Did.
1,120,000
29
Jan. 3
2
stock exchange.
t.
exchange-bonds
Mar.
94% Mar.
May
42
53
46% July
21% Apr.
23% Apr.
61
Aug. 11
62
Jan.
9
65% July
3
9
Feb.
McCrory Stores deb gold 5%s_— .1941
48,000
Proof of claim not filed
45,000
307,000 McKesson a Robbins deb 5%8___195!'
Proof of claim filed by owner
*
*
d
N
0
63%
Stamped Oct 1931
56%
59
60
Sale
59% Sale
7h*17
6
con 4
j
.201?
18
25
o
4s....1990 a
39%
38%
25%
40
d
..1953 m
17%
40
38%
38%
37
31
875*
25%
72
89
Sale
60
65
74
65
74
34
54
Sale
£
30
Mfrs Trust Co ctfs of partlc in
a i Namm & Son 1st 6s.
1,000
.1943 j d
105,000 Marlon Steam Shovel s f g 6s... 1947 a c
52,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s
Apr 1940 Q J
85,000 Mead Corp 6s with warrants
55
285*
72
1945 m n
47
160,000 Meridional Electric 1st 7a ser a.. 1957 a o
19,000 Metropolitan Edison IstAref 5sc 1953 j
j
34,000
1st g 4hs series d
1968 m £
163,000 Met Water, Sewer a Drain 5ha.. 1950 a o
3,000 Met West Side Blev (Chicago) 4s. 1938 f a
11,000 Mlag Mill Mach 1st s 1 g 7a
1956 j d
347,000 Mldvale St a Ord conv a f 5s
1936 m £
120,000 Milw el Ry a Lt 1st a ref 5s ser b 196) j d
74,000
1st mtge gold 5s
j
1971 j
87
99,000 Montana Power 1st a ref 5s a... 1943 j
38,000
Deb gold 5s series a
Montecatlnl Mln a Agr Co Inc
103,000
Deb g 7s
j
1962 j
93
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
65% Sale
9%
15
555*
60
935* Sale
78% Sale
77% Sale
835* Sale
51%
66%
Sale
Sale
34
a62%
116%
| 93
83% 81
Sale | 78
19
16%
40
o365*
98%
795*
Sale
i
Sale
! 77%
68
67%
62% Sale
109
93
81
75
18
"92""
Sale
1937
95
98
93%
1941
84%
86
88
General a refunding 5s a
1955
Gen a ref 5s series b..........1955
665*
Gen a ref
5,000
Gen
120,000 Morris
99~,666
s
f 4hs ser c
s
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s series 2
l«4l
Namm (al)& Son—See Mfrs* Trust Co
81,000 Nassau Eiec guar gold 4s ttpd...l951
1,000 National Acme 1st mtge 6s
1942
714,000 National Dairy Prod deb 5% a—<'..1948
489,000 Nat Steel 1st coll 5s
1956
9,000 Newark Consul Gas 5s.......... 1948
71,000 Newberry (j j) Co 5Hs...
1940
89,000 New England tat 39-yr 5s a...1952
105,000
1st g <jhs series b
.........1961
63,000 n j Pow a Light Ist4Hs
19c0
42,000 New Orleans p s 1st a ref 5s a...1952
95,000
1st a ref 5c b
1955
130,000 n y Dock 1st gold 4s
1951
78,000
Serial 5s g notes
124,000 n y Edison 1st a ref 6Ha
75,000
1st Hen a ref 5s b
53
8o
money
m n
a
o
Dock a lmpt exf
n y
5s..
Rys Corp Inc 6s
195!
Sale
Sale
1015*
j
d!
j
j
Sale
Sale
90
8,000
34
m n
Sale
m n
3
Sale
Certificates of deposit
1st
con 6hs series b
Certificates of deposit
New York Steam 1st
as ser a
98
57%
56%
Sale
95
Sale
QC
Sale
80
106%
Sale
82
86
57
58
I
1947
1955
<
Sale
Sale
mn
53% Sale
35
July
23
41
29
Feb.
24
40
Jan. 10
225
2
175 Jan.
875* Aug.
9
27%
43%
40%
33%
June
July
Juiy
July
Aug.
74
Aug.
Aug.
30% Aug.
90
Aug.
10
66
16
55
30
70%
1
65%
1 120%
2
95
9
84
3
22
II*
31
40
1
3l
99%
81%
30
81
30
93
2
75
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
90% Aug. 31
89% Aug.
8
85
Sale
91
10
3
10
4
87
82
93% Aug. 25
91% Aug. 21
59
Sale
53
53
Sale
112%
Sale
107%
1065*
110%
Sale
106
Sale
Sale
Sale
1055* Sale
110% 111
102
Sale
101
88%
Sale
58
Sale
52
52%
51%
39%
112%
105%
105
109%
100%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3
10
30
17
23
2
3
30
3
28
28
59
70
95%
95%
106%
88%
109%
1045*
84%
57%
a
59%
60
1947
June 28
71% Apr.
65% Jan.
90
11
30
80
18%
67%
99%
87%
63
62
60
45
79
Apr.
June
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr,
85
93
78
fl87% Mar.
98%
93%
a74%
74%
78% Apr.
59% May
5754 May
665* June
78
63
5
Jan. 16
June 20
May 22
Jan.
28
July
July
July
July
July
18
19
17
27
15
Jan.
25
July
July
July
19
11
12
June 26
74% Aug. 28
91% July 19
Mar.
58
29
56%
7 42%
18 113%
28 108
30
1065*
14 Ill
31 103
70
69
May
94% Apr.
Feb.
51
Jan.
Jan.
70
77% Feb.
96
69
Sale
Sale
Sale
67
1015* 104
69
Sale
42
Sale
59% May 29
102% Mar.
65
100
107
Mar.
Mar.
96% Mar.
Apr.
43% Apr.
44% Apr.
Jan.
19
16
15
Mar.
63
June
13
Apr.
47% July
19
Jan.
9
115
108% Jan.
108% Jan.
26
103
75
Apr.
6
112% Jan.
Mar.
101% Mar.
ra93% Apr.
75
17
64% Jan.
65
July
95
1065* Mar.
101% Apr.
101
Feb.
88% Aug. 30
6
111% Jan.
107% Jan. 11
76
45
26
Aug. 10
18
28
July
95% July
Mar.
Jan.
31
Apr.
18
8
61
July
13
15
15
9
93
""5%
61
Sale
Sale
102% 103
3%
Sale
94
July 13
107% Jan. 19
90% Aug.
7
75
53
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
88
93
5%
59%
56
70
93% Sale
93%
93
935* Sale
106% 107% 106%
Sale
88
85%
106% 107% 107%
Sale
104
103%
85
84%
81%
40
104%
74% Aug. 28
91
Aug.
9
July
59
75% July
3
a67
July 21
120% Aug. 28
Feb. 10
99
June
18
4
10
4
14
90
5
13
20
14
31
75
Jan.
14
7
25
14
2
93
91% Aug. 14 94
Aug.
2
102% 102% Aug. 18 102% Aug. 18
98
90% Aug.
7 90% Aug.
7
90
Sale
"45*
Apr.
25% Apr.
57
May
30
Apr.
28,
91%
100
Sale
70
40
Jan.
74% Aug. 28
88
Aug. 14
6
*
75
42
100%
104%
195© m n
Deferral de'iv-rv
19
Jan.
75
92%
113
Sale
Sale
Nlag Lock a Ont Pow 1st 5s a
n
90%
91%
73%
Sale
56%
Sale
Niagara Share deb 5%a
r Cash sale,
87
525* Sale
52% Sale
2%
105%
101%
d
f 6s.....
74
Sale
3%
n y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s.......1946 j
s
3% Jan.
.
35*
4% Aug.
58
Aug.
104% Aug.
3% Aug.
5 % Aug.
9
61
Aug. 31
105
4
4
Aug.
4
Aug. 14
% Jan.
32
3
25* Aug 28
Aug. 24
1 107% Aug. 18
107% 105% Aug
3 102% Aug. 18
101
Aug.
101% 102
1 101% Aug.
101
100
100% Aug.
3
104% Sale 103% Aug, 30 1045* Aug.
3
Sale
60
65
60
Aug, 31
Aug. 17
2 104
103
103% 102% Aug,
Aug.
9
8
69
65% Aug,
66% Sale
Aug.
1
3
106
1
42%
Sale
42
Aug.
1
48
Aug.
8
3
Mar. 22
98% May
1962
1st mortgage 5s...............195) m n
1st mtge 5s
—......1956 m n
ny Tel 1st a gens f4Hs
1939 mn
20-year
80%
16%
a365*
Sale
98%
Sale
765* Aug.
77
76
Aug.
Sale
85
Aug.
72%
72% Aug.
Sale
Nordeutsche Lloyd (Bremen)—
519,000
62%
18%
58
100
Sale
n y State Rys 1st cons 4%« a...1962
8,000
42,000
42,000
102,000
363,000
58,000
38,000
152,000
81
Sale
106% Sale
m n
50
67
Sale
98%
*
20%
Sale
103% 105
104%
Sale
865* Sale
59
595*
585* Sale
111
1943 j
Jan 1965 a
m y a Rich Gas 1st 6s a
Sale
105
107
1949
Prior lien 6s series a_.........1965
90
Sale
325*
365*
113% Sale
:1948
1942
Sale
86
108
55
1944
coll tr g 4a
Sale
68
1095* 1115*
1938
k a w Coal a kr
Sale
1045* 106
75
79
1st lien & ref 5s series c...—..1951
Purchase
80
Sale
78%
a..1941
n y Gas el Lt Ht a Pow 5s
n y l
212,000
13,000
10,000
...
ser
93
95
515* Sale
........
140,000
75,000
182,000
Sale
82
Aug, 16
65
1035* 106
..-
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
93
25
m n
66
109
85
90
1934
1947 mn
-
67%
73%
1939
1966
Murray Body 1st 6h*
3,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5a
1,000 Mutual Union Tel 5s
18
*
*
Aug: 15
7
Aug.
9
Aug.
9
Aug.
Sale
8*
1955
f 4 ha
Aug. 21
38%.
38%
30%
875*
Sale
73
a ref s f 5s ser d_.........1955
a Co 1st
*
3
97
70
33,000 Mont Tram 1st a ref a 5s
15
Sale
80%
55
n
61
Aug, 11
3
Aug,
605* Aug, 30
46
*
o
6,000
Certificates of deposit..
2d 4s
2,000
9,00o Manila el Ry a Lt 1st 5s
46% Aug.
Aug.
56% Aug.
44
*
29
*
o
on..1942
53
44
56%
6
coupon
Manhattan Ry (n y)
sale
43
a
*
Certificates of deposit
Certificates of deposit
45",000
46%
d
VI
1942 a
Manntl Sugar 1st s f 7 hs
4,000
j
j
July
3 105% Feb.
Apr. 24
1% Feb.
98
90
90
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
98% Mar.
38% Apr.
94% Apr.
53
Apr.
28% May 16
4% July 16
3
109
Aug. 24
Jan.
11
104% Jan.
14
104
Jan.
Feb.
11
July
14
106
A7*
105
74
60
8
Jan.113
Julyll8
Jan.
12
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
30
Sales in
N.
Value.
Jan. 3
1933.
EXCHANGE.
STOCK
T.
8,000
1
No Amer Cement deb 6 H« A
77
80 k
77 k
102 k
1
107,000 North Am Edison deb 5s ser A
Deb 5H« ser B
125,000
..Aug 15 1
Deb 5s series C
...Not 15 1
150,000
55,000 Nor Ohio Trac * Lt gen 8c ref 6s.1
...1
126,000 North States Power 5s A
1st & ref 6s series B
1
106,000
3,000 Northwest Teleg 1st 4H»
1
1
190,000 Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5H«
49,000
Ohio Pub Serrlce 1st &
16.000
30
Sale
1
American Co deb 5s
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
103
105
106 k
99
67 k Sale
92
25
Sale
75
100
95
25
18
Sale
100
Sale
101H 102k
100k
64
68 k
24
Sale
1
1
J
1
28
1946
1,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5a
169,000 Pacific G & E gen & ref 5s ser A.. 1942
30,000 Pacific Pub Serv 5% g notes—..1936
1937
71,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 1st 5s
30-year 5s series A
1952
41,000
*
-:"
Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st g 6s..
1940
Certificates of deposit
33,000
1951
55,000 Paramount B'way 1st 5V$a
Certificates of deposit
4,000
Paramount-Famous-Lasky 6s
1947
Proof of claim filed by owner
1,000
Proof of claim not filed
426,000
98
91
32
Sale
86
87 k
106 k Sale
108 k Sale
Sale"
35 k
107 k
Sale
F
Sale
32
Sale
33
Sale
30 k
30 k
Sale
Certificates of deposit....
Sale
7k
11
104 k
65
20
80
79k
83
82
Sale
Sale
94k
104 k
104
17,000 Peoples Gas 8c Coke 1st 6s
184,000
Refunding gold 5s
109k 111
86
Apr.
63 k Mar.
14
9
14
12
Feb.
Apr. 20 105
Jan.
86
Apr.
8 104
14
July
Apr. 19 35
93 k May 12 103
July
89 k May 24 100 k Jan.
64
July
Apr. 19 84
July
9k Feb. 27 46
Aug.. 2
Aug. 18
Aug.
7
Aug. 11
Aug.
4
Aug.
2
Aug. 11
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
23
99 k Mar.
60 k May
101
Mar.
Aug.
100k Mar.
5
4
7
19
10
90
16
5
12
12
14
18
July 19
Aug. 31
88k Jan.
6
107k Jan.
5
108k Jan.
9
Apr.
38
107
♦
*
31
30
Feb.
Aug.
32
July
Aug. 29
Aug.
2
31
34k Aug.
38 k May
Aug.
17
7
2
r42
Aug.
38
Aug. 29
4k Mar. 24
5
10 k June
2
Sale
60
Sale
63
Sale
44 k
Sale
57
Sale
86 k
Sale
86
103k
Sale
Sale
100
1952
67
65
64 k
60
1957
6s....1953
j
Sale
69 k
80
Sale
69 k
69 k
63 k
98
33
Aug.
2
13
Aug.
8
13
Aug.
8
14
43k
8ale
Aug. 29
Aug.
2
34k Aug.
2
31
35
Sale
104
Sale
71
Aug. 28
75
Sale
110
Sale
Sale
103k 104
Sale
100
76 k
Sale
75k
76k
Sale
87
Sale
*
y
.
102 k
102 k
Sale
Sale
98 k Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
89
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
99
98
84
May
95
25
Jan.
4
3
Mar.
60
9
12
1 107 k Jan.
21
91
July
Apr.
Apr. 20 105k
Apr. 20 100
48
74 k
Apr. 22
8
32 k Apr.
69 k
67 k Mar. 31
90 k
3 107
Apr.
95
68
97
90
3
18
50
71
9
98k Aug.
40k Aug. 31
1
47k Aug.
52 k
90
19
Jan.
July 15
July 18
July 15
July
7
3 102k
Jan. 19
70 k
Jan. 27
73
June
2
73
Aug. 31
Aug.
4
July 22
July 21
70 k Jan. 11
May 31
June
8
43 k Apr. 25
64k Aug. 18
2
99
Aug.
9
44k Aug.
54k Aug. 11
Aug. 31
18
27
11
2 102k Aug. 31
4
4
70k Aug.
57
Feb.
20
2
64k Aug.
60
Aug. 10
2
88
Aug. 14
1 106
Aug. 31
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
74
82 k Jan. 27
85
Aug. 25
July
25
30
76
Sale
71
90 k
87 k
77 k
14 105k Aug.
8
98k Aug.
101
Aug.
k Sale
66
70k Aug.
74k
71
80
40 H
Sale
81 k July
6
34 k Apr.
75 k July
76
Apr. 20 96 k Jan.
Jan,
103
Apr. 22 114
Aug. 10
9
Aug.
93
3 110k Aug. 17
4
30 103 k Aug.
1
86
31
Aug.
30
102
99
65
59
Sale
88k Aug.
Aug.
100k Aug.
81k Aug.
104k Aug.
96k Aug.
60k Aug.
56k Aug.
85k Aug.
103 k Aug.
109
9
19
95 k Aug. 23
25
4
May
3
June
7
80
Jan. 27
74k Apr. 21
85
93 k
"105
94 k July
75
May
Aug. 25
93k Aug.
7
Aug. 25
90k Aug. 31
85
4
10
101
95k Aug. 29
Sale
Sale
44k
104 K
104 k
Aug. 18
35
Aug. 30
35k Aug.
3
35
Aug.
2
a8
Mar; 18 18
Jan.
July
6k Mar. 15 35
Apr.
5 106k Feb.
July
47k Jan. 26 87
27 k Aug.
102
Apr. 20
73
78
k
99
Sale
48
80
7k
2
34k Aug. 24
Aug.
7
Aug. 25 105
Aug. 16
Aug. 16 80
95
32
107
Sale
Sale
*
115,000 public Serv E 8c G 1st & ref ' H«~1967
105,000
1st 8c ref 4Hs
1970
308,000
1st 8c ref gold 4s
1971
72,000 Pure Oil Co • f g 5H% notes
1937
181,000
Sinking fund gold 5Hs
....1940
57,000 Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s
1948
3
35
56
75
68
Sale
23 k
1933
35k Aug.
Aug. 17
62
100k 101
30krAug- 21
5k Apr. 13
Aug. 30
Aug. 14
29
106
71k Sale
101k Sale
35
27
Sale
71k
88 k
92 k Sale
111
108 k
109
102 k 104k 100 k
Sale
86
81k
104 k
104 k Sale
98
96 k Sale
Sale
30k Aug. 21
33
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
f 5«
Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s
Sale
99
1st mtge 6a series B
1953
364,000 Portland General Electric 4H>--1960
39,000 Portland Gen Elec 1st 5s........1935
73,000 Porto Rlcan Am Tobac conv 6s..1942
998,000 Postal Teleg 8c Cable coll 5s
1953
„„„
92 k
86
197,000
Convertible deb 6s............
290,000 Phillips Petroleum deb 5Ha
46,000 PUIsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
*
May
38
Sale
k
104
182,000 Phlla Company secured gold 5s.
77,000 Phila Elec Co 1st 4 Ha
517,000
1st & ref g 4s
92,000 Phlla 8c Read C&I ref 5s_._.
*a?.„
88
90k May
Apr.
98
1
35
95k
85k
82 k
81k
85k
90 k
78k
81k
Sale
43
7s
13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Aug.
'
July
89k
20 84 k
107k
5,iU1
3 104k
24 106k
26 97 ~
22 81k
Mar.
31
80
83
6s A
Port Arthur Canal 8c Dock
Apr.
25
25
Aug. 11
105
95
90
1941
Penn Pow & Lt 1st M 4H«
Pocahontas Con Coll 1st s
57
Aug.
Aug. 29
10 k
10
34 k
106 k
84
A.1937 M S
ctfs Series C
1942
Series D
1944
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E..1952
Secured gold 4ka
...
1963
Pirelli Co (Italy) conv
28
Jan.
Jan.
87
61k Apr. 20
30k Aug.
27k Aug. 14
32|
15
105
71
Guar g 3H> tr ctfs
1-000
9,000
July
89
Apr. 20.
May
11
64
l r42
9
Aug.
36k Aug.
34k Aug.
31k
32
Sale
13
13 k
Guar g 3k« tr
Penn Dixie Cement 1st
28
Sale
31k
Sale
Pennsylvania Co—
59,000
Sale Prices.
,
33
32
J
J
Park-Lexington leasehold iHi-1953
6,000
Certificates of deposit........
1944 a" o
13,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s
9,000 Paterson 8c Passaic G & E 5s
1949 M 8
8,000 Paths Exch deb 7*. with warr
1937 M N
1,000
195,000
33
Sale
38
38
37
Sale
30
Sale
13 k
Guar 3 Hi coll tr ttj ctfs ser
Guar 3
coll tr ctfc ser B
100
60
Highest.
j
7; 32
10k Feb.
9
1
1
1
1
18
11
16
7
1
A
Proof of claim not filed
5,000
77k
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
*
*
Proof of claim filed by owner
143,000
97
37
Aug. 29 37
50
Sale 104k Aug. 2 107
77k
74 k Aug. 28
76
1 105k
Sale. 105k Aug.
107
Aug. 28 108k
105k 106k
31k Sale
1950
101k
102 k
105k
33 k
29
a29k
Certificates of deposit
Paramount Publix Corp 5Hs
76
105 k 106 k
73 k
73 k
75
105k
105 k Sale
105
31k
14k
80
83k
33 k Sale
34 k
Sale"
37
...
418,000
|
*
28
iP
Aug. 30
75
33 k
106 k
26
81
01
7i
8
30
30
31
24
24
28
7
3
Aug. 28 97
22
1
Aug.
1 101k
Aug.
Aug. 24 97k
84
Aug. 11
7
37k
Aug.
96 k 96 k
93
k
97
18
21k Sale
100
101
Sale
o94k
96 k
99
83
35
Aug.
94
Sale
16
Sale Prices.
94
99 k
97
99
]
56,000
22,000 Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
18,000 Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
32,000 Oslo Gas & Elec extl s 1 g 5s
51,000 Otis Steel sec g 6s series A
6,000
651,000
27
75
76
75
1
1st 8c ref 7s series B
Old Ben Coal 1st g 6s
51,000
20
Aug.
Aug.
76
Aug.
78
82% Sale
75
Sale
Aug.
Sale
82 '
68
Aug.
Sale
68 k Sale
76
99
Aug.
100 k
98
100 k Sale
100
100k 100 k Aug.
101k Sale
104 k Aug.
Sale
105 k 105 k 105
97
99
Aug.
96k
94 k 100
77
75k Aug.
75k
76k Sale
100k Sale
r«f7Hi-l
29
Sale
25
80 k
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
I
Sale Prices.
Ask
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
22
$
188.000 North
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
rRICES IN AUGUST.
Price
BONDS
August.
94
Apr. 22
18
Mar.
16k Apr.
2
•IP
6
57
July
18
*
*
102k Aug. 30 105k Aug. 10
Aug. 11
102k Aug. 25 105
1
99k Aug. 18
98k Aug.
3
89
Aug. 30
91k Aug.
2
Aug.
84
Aug. 18 88
84
9
Aug. 28
78 k Aug.
Apr. 22 103 k
97 k Apr. 22 105k
May
6 100k
Apr.
8 92
Apr.
7 89
97
Mar.
Jan.
12
3
Jan.
5
July
July
85 k July
P
IP
Aug. 10
19
18
7
Radio-Keith-Orpheum part paid ctfs
105
97 k
1941
1937
1947
62 k
45 k
Sale
Sale
98 k
76
39,000 Republic Iron 8c Steel s f 5s
1940
28,000
Ref & gen 5 H« A
1953
48,000 Revere Copper & Brass 6s A.....1948
184,000iRhelnelbe Union s f g 7s........1946
75
90
36 k
57
79
58
68
Sale
Sale
for deb 6a 8c com stk
65% pd_.1937
Debenture gold 6s
87,000 Remington Arms 1st a f 6s
188,000 Rem Rand 5Hs A with warr
*
58 k
54 k
...1953
222,000|Rhlne-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s...
70
48,000 Rhine-West Elec Power 7s.. ....1950
282,000
Direct mortgage gold 6s.......1952
337,000
47,000
60
...1953
Cons mtge 6s with warrants
1955
Richfield
Oil
of Calif 6s
1944
Cons mtge 6s
......
I
I
38
1955
105k
26,000 Rochester Gas 8c El 5H« •©' C—1948
Gen Mtge4 H« aeries D
...1977
122,000
Gen mtge 5s series E..........1962
Roch 8c Pitts C Ac I pur money
Guaranteed 5s
San Antonio Public Serv 6s
Schulco Co guar 6H*
"
i~666
94
on)..
1946
Guar sinking fund 6H« B
6,000
Stamped
.......
1948
9,000 Sharon Steel Hoop s f 5 Hs
424,000 Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s
. — .1952
349.000 Shell Union Oil s f deb 5s
1947
4,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
26
Sale
Sale
5s
Deb
i
•
.
with
•
Sale
•
"-V
56,000
71,000
32,000
392,000
207,000
125,000
101,000
77,000
95
35
103
9 103k Aug.
102
Aug.
Sale
93k
39k
111k
83 k
3
4
96k Aug.
Aug.
9
44
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 21 113k Aug.
8
87
Aug.
Aug.
84
Sale
40
50
45
50
Aug. 11
Aug. 22
50
51
51
86
Aug. 24
90 '
Aug.
52
59
52
90
93
78
86
33k
36k
41
36 k
36 k
65
30
35
50
35
40
F A
M N
MN
Sale
40 k
53
50
36
Sale
40
45
83 k
83
83 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
91
Sale
88 k
a88k
Sale
90 k
Sale
90M
Sale
Sale
87k Aug.
88
Aug.
35
90 k
76
65 k
Sale
60 k
Sale
77
Sale
Sale
58 k
97 k
Sale
99
59 k
95
35
Sale
32
38 k
42
Sale
Sale
37 k
43
2
1
28
103 k 103 k
66 k
106 k
107 k
1954
Sale
7/k
1951
J D
Sale
Sale
86
105 k
76 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
105 k
101k Sale
*
Sale
99
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
104 k
Sale
Sale
101k
*
•
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98
May
8
July 14
Jan.
11
114k July
28
93
Jan.
11
50
July
26
51
Mar. 24
IP
IP
May
Apr.
61
July
18
92
Feb.
3
Jan.
50
Sale
Jan.
Mar.
28
1
36
Aug.
109k Aug.
Bonds
I
May
2
May
2
50
50
May 29
58 k May 22
56 k July 17
92
Aug. 11
90k Aug. 31
90k Aug. 30
Apr.
65
*
list of Ma tured
Mar.
90k Aug. 31
90k Aug. 30
Aug.
on
Page 31
6
10
10
62
Mar. 15'
Aug.
Apr.
2
May 17
Aug.
9
May
39
63 k Mar.
IVti
Feb.
24
June 20
65 k July
Jan.
95
July 12 82 k
91k Apr. 22 102
5 59 k
26k July
32
Apr.
5 46 k
1 103 k
90 k Mar.
1 102
88 k Mar.
99k Apr. 20 103 k
86 k
59 k Mar. 15
Mar. 15
99 k
87
99
Apr. 20 107
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31
30
12
5
12
17
12
7
Jan. 20
Aug. 10
July
3
July
July
July
Jan.
4
3
3 107 k Jan.
Jan. 11
May
2 81
S
100
Apr. 20 105 k Aug.
July 26
88 k Apr. 20 102
100
59.
Mar.
*
*
*
102k 111k 109k 110
er
52
Mar.
*
40
107H
105k Jan.
69
*
?;:J;
Apr.
1
65k Aug.
8
83 k Aug.
7
62k Aug.
9
98k Aug.
37
Aug. 18
2
40
Aug.
102k Aug. 14
3
101k Aug.
1
103k Aug.
86 k Aug. 10
98k Aug.
106
Aug.
107
Aug.
76k Aug.
104k Aug. 31 105k Aug.
1 101k Aug.
101
Aug.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
105 k
106 k
Sale
96
11
92
Aug.
Aug.
2
57k Aug.
96 k Aug. 30
34
Aug. 28
36
Aug. 24
1
101
Aug.
1
100k Aug.
103 k Aug. 21
83 k Aug. 10
97k Aug. 30
104k Aug. 30
1
105k Aug.
69k Aug. 31
97
97 k
Sale
Jan.
107
99 k Feb.
32f
Apr.
16
77
36
103 k
85
Sale
11
*
Feb.
1
53
60k Aug. 16
63
81k
Sale
102 k
100 k
98 k
105
*
J D
Deferred delivery.
Sale
75 k
104 k
97 k
6% gold notes. 1942
Certificates of deposit
22.000
5.000 Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5a
Sale
88k Sale
101k
100 k
103 k
11
Jan.
30 k Apr.
Jan.
42
2
40k Aug.
40
Aug. 21
4
40
Aug.
A O
Sale
11
Jan.
70
June
50
2
40k Aug.
40
Aug. 21
39
Aug. 28
47k Aug. 22
1
90
Aug.
95
70 k Jan.
Mar.
81
79
41
43
100
58
36 k Sale
98 k Sale
19
19
37
96
83
69
85
99
50
20
July
Aug. 23
66 k Jan. 11
57 k Jan. 12
Jan. 13
77-
a30k July
Aug.
Aug.
"5l""
Sale
37 k
July
76
90
o57 k May
96
36 k
40 k
1941
Studebaker Corp
103
25
24,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s '47
503,000 Stand Oil (N J) deb g 5s..Dec 15 1946
1951
369,000 Stand Oil (N Y) deb 4 Ha
*.
Stevens Hotel 1st 6s oerles A
1945
a
102
80k
1951
Sierra 8c San Fran Power 1st 5s.. 1949
Silesla-Elec Corp gold 6Ha
1946
Slleslan-Am Corp coll tr g 7s.....1941
Sinclair Cons Oil 1st lien 7s
1937
1st Hen coll 6 Ha series B
1938
Sinclair Pipe Line 20-year 5s
1942
Skelly Oil deb s f 5 Ha
1939
Solvay Am Invest sec g 5s A.....1942
Cash sale
50
104k 105
83
Sale
92
89
2
24 k Aug.
Aug. 29
9
52
Aug.
Aug, 14
1 105k Aug. 28
Aug,
22
Sale
o23
'65""
Debenture s f 6H>
r
Sale
100k May 24
78k Aug. 29
*
$
*
91
45
45
87
Feb.
58
99k Aug. 29
78k Aug. 29 a41k Apr.
Mar.
1
55
90
Aug.
Mar.
30
75
Aug. 10
49 k Apr.
90
Aug. 23
28 k June
39k Aug. 16
2
22 k June
35k Aug.
June
42
a59k Aug. 30
June
31
40k Aug. 22
30 k June
40k Aug. 18
May
32
39k Aug. 16
V-'T"'
108,000 South BellT 5c T 1st s f 5s
125,000 Southw Bell Telep 1st 8c ref 5s
*
,
k Sale
40 k
41k a 10 k Sale
Sale
113
112 k Sale
59
54,000 Shinyetsu El Pow 1st 6Ha
1952
22,000 Siemens 8c Halske sec s f g 7s....1935
217,000
94
33
1949 A O
warrants..
103
Aug. 29
3
55
Aug.
1
38k Aug.
2
36k Aug,
35k Aug. 28
60
Sale
Sale
35k
36k
48
103
91
...
247,000
25
48
102
17
*
24
....
32
58 k
*
2
Aug.
30
39 k
37 k
39
89 k
Sale
27
59k
Sale
Sale
85k
.....1937
1952
1946
Stamped (July 1933 coupon
40k
38 k
38 k
88 k Sale
59 k Sale
1937
1955
1937
St Joseph Ry L H 8c P 1st 5s
4,000 St L Rky M 8c Pac 5s stmpd
4,000 St Paul City Ry Cable 5s
36k
85 k
33 k
Aug.
75
85k Aug. 23
68
Aug. 29
3
86k Aug.
33 k Aug. 31
92
74
67
90
98
Sale
Sale
90
74 k
83
5s.1946
151,000 Royal Dutch deb 4s with warr...1945
..........1948
35,000 Ruhr Chemical 6s
261,000 St Joseph Lead deb 5H>--—...1941
15,000
Sale
Sale
98 k
77 k
33
Sale
Sale
97
104
Sale
73
86 k
*
24
55,000
Certificates of deposit.
7,000 Rima Steel s f 7s
it2~6O6
a58 '
59 k
99 k
*
*
*
41
Aug. 30
109k Aug. 25
36
103
July
Aug. 10
May
8 110k July
45
14
18
SEFT., 1933.]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
I?
MS
31
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Jan. 3
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
August.
Value.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
1933.
Bid.
9,000 Tenn Coal Iron & RR ten 5s.....1951 J
J
Tenn Copper A Chem—
27,000
Con* deb 6s series B
...1944
183,000 Tenn Elec Power 1st Ac ref 6s
1947
933,000 Teias Corp conv deb 5s—
1944
134,000 Third Are 1st ref 4s
I960
263,000
Adjustment Income 5s
Jan i960
49,000 Third Are RR 1st Hold 5s
1937
523,000 Tobacco Prod Corp deb 6Ht-—2022 MN
42,000 Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s aer A. .1955
Ask.
99% 101%
55
97
Aug. 31,
Ask. Bid
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
52%
23
Sale
32
Sale
87
98
46
89
Sale
93%
99%
97
Sale
79
36
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
52
71
102
74%
67% Aug.
72% Aug.
72
28,666
June 15 1953 J D
Trenton Gas & Elec 1st 5s
1949 M 9
104%
1943 MN
22 %
1st M 6* % Series
Truai-Traei Coal
iH*
con?
31.000 Trumbull Steel 1st
1940 MN
J
13,000 Twenty-third St Ry Imp At ref 5s.l962 1
a
4,000 Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7 He
41
1
30
Feb.
44
3
51
32%
93%
102%
79
1952 FA
Guar
sec a
f 7s
S
vi
A
J
A
104
100% 100 %
86 %
87%
96%
97%
65% Sale
J
J
M N
J
J
J
40 ,000 United St! WksfBurbach) a f
g 7a 1951 A
1 ,000 Universal Pipe At Rad deb 6a....1936 J
142 ,000 Unterelbe Power At Ltg 6a
1953 A
'
41 ,000 Utah Light Ac Trac 1st At ref 5a..1944 A
202 ,000 Utah Power At Light 1st 5a......1944 F
s
f g 5a
Utica G Ac El ref At est 5a
1950 J
...1957 J
J
D
Debs 5s without warrants
Vertfentea
conv
A
F
106
'45%
90%
"56""
Sale
56% Sale
56% Sale
93 % Sale
5
19%
55
Sale
2,135 ,000
"3 .600
a
74%
104%
103 >4
18%
107%
101%
Sale
25
103% Sale
103% 104
19%
102
103%
20
107
a97
Sale
102%
65%
Sale
Sale" 106%
101%
97%
102%
Sale
Sale
101%
96%
102%
Sale
Sale
62
Sale
62
Sale
18
Sale
18
69
Sale
86
100
66% Sale
98
90%
a90
Sale
32
21
36%
o36
Sale
Sale
Sale
31
100%
65%
32
32%
28
27~"
33%
28
103% Sale
27
"29%
20
41%
Sale
39% Sale
Sale
73%
68
Sale
27
102
27
38%
57%
63%
80
28
55
54
78
104%
104%
20
108
101%
97%
103
69
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
21
69%
91
37%
37%
33%
104%
27
42
105
Sale
24% Sale
Sale
36%
33%
Sale
64% Sale
Sale
75
108% 107
Aug.
32% Sale
31% Aug.
29
29% Sale
Aug.
25
a43 %
73%
f 6s aeries A
38
26
73%
76%
69% Sale
O
19 .000 Warner-Qulnlan deb 6s
1939 M
8 .000 Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7a
168 .000 Wari en Bros Co deb 6s
31 .000 Wash Wat Pow 1st
30-yr 5a
17 .000 Westchester
Light gold 5s
28 .000 West Penn Pow lat 5s
serlea
22 .000
1st 5s series E
58 ,000
S
J D
M 8
1941
...1941
..1939 J
J
1950 J
D
1st secured 5s aeries G._
Aug.
8
lit*
ism
109
105%
D
13%
63
•
21
106 %
78.000 Western Union coll tr
5s....
99% Sale
67
Sale
70,000
58
Sale
78%
98%
Sale
83
Sale
81%
Sale
Sale
O
...1944 A
1938 J
J
Fund At real eat 4Ha gold.....1950 Ml N
15-year 6 Ha gold
1936 F A
Gold 5s
.1951 3
D
14
15
1
23
11
8
2
2
9
17
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug. 23
Aug.
7
Aug.
7
Aug. 17
Aug. 30
Aug.
4
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug.
2
Aug.
73
Aug. 11
99%
Sale
100
Sale
92
Sale
91
Sale
79%
99%
81%
80%
32%
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
I960 M S
68%
73%
55% Sale
59
54%
1953 J
J
49
Sale
36
34,000 Wheeling Steel Corp 1st
5H> A..1948 J J
111,000
1st and ref 4Hs series B
1953 A O
61
Sale
50
55
80
83%
73% Sale
85
74
45
1
10
Aug.
9
11% Aug.
4
38
it*
it*
108
1956 J
380.000 Western Electric deb 5s..
14
34
69
103% 104% 102
104% 103
56
65
60%
64
101% 102% 101% Sale
101%
30
20
33
24%
33
18
29%
Sale
35
36% 30
Sale
34
41% Sale
19
25%
39%
t&X
35
25
30
25%
25
28
30
29% 33
28%
106
Sale
105%
105
64
Sale
57% Sale
56%
Sale
103% 105% 103
103
Sale
109
108
110% 108%
105,% Sale
105% 106
105%
107
106% Sale 106%
106
106% 104% Sale 104%
23 %
18%
20%
16%
8
A...1946 M
1963 M
1
15
28
16
10%
21
1945 A
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
107% Aug. 24
37% Aug.
1
Sugar
Warner Bros Pictures conv deb 6*1939 M S
Warner Co 1st 6s with warrants.1944 A O
Without warrants....
A O
221.000
"54%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
105
Aug.
Aug.
102
65
25
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 17
39
Aug.
Aug.
Gold 5s
12.666
White Sewing Mach deb 6s
5,000
10,000
w
Without warrants......
Partic s f deb 6a
3
33
J
33
1940 M N
33
I
w..1936
...
"40"
35
50
Sale
Sale
45
65
50
45
Sale
Wick wire-Spencer Steel lat
7a...1935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
Wickwlre Spen Steel Co 7a..Jon 1935
17,000
I
J
1%
6
5%
M N
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
*
1^
3
7
Willys-Overland 1st sf g6Hs
1933 M 8
114,000 Wilson Ac Co 1st s f 6s series A
1941 A O
226,000 roungstown Sheet Ac Tu lat 5a A 1976 A O
149,000
4
lat M 5s series B
rCafltsale.
a
1970 J
Deferred delivery.
J
*
*
90
16%
7%
10
7%
Sale
8
*
52
Sale
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
71
Aug.
Aug.
105% Aug.
Aug.
106% Aug.
110
108
Aug.
106% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
83
Aug.
72% Aug.
93
Aug.
82% Aug.
100
Aug.
84% Aug.
84% Aug.
37% Aug.
86
Aug.
75
Aug.
52 %
Sale
See "Matur
9S %
Sale
Sale
77
Sale
79
Sale
83%
ed Bonds"
Aug.
50
48% Aug-
50
99%
14
Apr.
19
Mar.
3
28
15
16
m Feb.
May
§88 May
10
8
6% Aug. 15
•
1% Jan.
10% Mar.
Apr.
47% Apr.
97% Mar.
10
May
16% May
8% Mar.
13
2
3
17
8
2
27
9
10
22% Mar. 28
75
July 13
91
Aug. 23
60%
60
17
5
31
20
17
5
15
26
35
July
25
June 13
31
43
July 10
Aug. 10
July
3
July 18
7
June
9
10
Jan.
June 29
Feb.
10
Feb.
7
Feb.
3
Feb.
7
Feb.
16
Jan.
31
93% July
84
July
100
July
88% July
87% July
57% Jan.
86
Aug.
75
Aug.
21
19
12
17
18
102
Mar.
12
17
8
45
June 20
50
50
1% Mar. 15
7% Aug. 25
July
Juiy
16
21
11
July
19
1
% Feb.
14% July
19
99% July
7
85% July 20
85
July 20
*
*
7
84
Mar.
3
1
52
Jan.
3
1
99% Aug.
Aug.
83% Aug.
1
18
15
26
18% July
July
15
Feb.
52
52% Jan.
3
83
19
18
15
20 105% Jan.
12
65
July
3 103
Jan.
41% Apr.
a27
May
22% Apr.
22% Mar.
*
98% Aug. 10
77
Aug. 31
79
Aug. 24
19
27
Jan. 12
Jan. 12
59% Jan. 12
6 104% Aug. 30
93K Jan.
June 10
May 15 32
June
30
9
68% Jan. 12
1
52% May
5
75% July
57% Apr. 20 79
July 12
100
Mar. 17
May 17 105
2 108% July 27
99% May
4
41
June
8
13% Apr.
12
4
June
8
37
Apr.
14% Apr. 28 25% June 26
5
81
34% Apr.
July 20
55
Aug.
6% Aug.
31
17
19
14
29
1
24% June 26
36% Mar.
36% Apr.
23% May
Aug.
Aug.
10
Aug.
July
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
68
July
102% May 17 106% Feb.
al5% Apr.
6 48
July
39% Mar. 3 83% July
15
May 18 28
Aug.
53% Ju»y 12 63% Mar.
47% July 27 62% Jan.
Feb. 28
78
Aug.
94
Apr. 20 104% July
Feb.
100
Apr. 21 105
May
14% Apr. 10 20
99% Feb. 23 108
Aug.
3 101% Aug.
98% Apr
Mar.
75
1
97% July
Aug.
95% Mar. 29 103
Mar. 31
43
71% May
81
Apr.
52
Apr.
37% Apr.
100% Aug.
*
Sale
79
9
Jan.
23
Jan. 30
44%
1
27
Apr.
6
40
12% Apr.
13% Apr. 10 38%
106
102% Mar.
30
Mar.
75%
106
100% May
102
Apr.
110%
108
100% Apr.
100% Apr.
109%
107
99% Mar.
34% Aug.
31% Aug.
106
99
*
99
82 %
89
Mar.
Mar.
10
90%
78%
98%
81%
80%
31%
50
Mar.
20% Feb.
83
June
100%
97%
55%
37
94%
102%
12
45
189.000
207,000
323.000 Westphalia Un El Pow 6*
36
95
44% Aug.
76
72
May
77% Mar.
1
104
Without warrants....
lat
76
107
Victor Fuel 1st
.660
50%
75
78
Sale
104
30 .000 Va Elec & Pow conv 5%s
1942
14 .000 Va Iron Coal Ac Coke 1st
g 5s
1949
65 .000 Virginia Ry At Pow 1st 5s
..1934
2 .000 Walworth Co 6
Ha ser A (with war) '35
81
48
55
48
Sale
108
28
...1942
Certificates of deposit........
a f 5s
1953
9.000
28
50
60%
70
24
Sale
A
5s... 1941
Sale
34
64% Sale
66% Sale
102%
297 ,000 Utilities Pow At Ltg deb g
0148.... *47 J
468 .000
Deb 58 with warrants
1959 p
107,000 Vanadium Corp (Am)
55%
% Sale
103% Sale
104% Sale
18
15%
42
A
11 ,000 United Rys St L lat g 4s
...1934
364 ,000 11 8 Rubber lat Ac ref 5a serlea A..1947
7 ,000 United Steamship 15-yr 6a
1937
249 ,000 United Steel Wka g
6Ha aer A...1951
140 ,000
6 %• series C-„
...........1951
226 ,000
Sinking fund deb 6%s ser A...1947
75
■
"60"
F
112,000
Deb 5s with warrant
Apr 1945 J
40,000 United Blacult (Amer) deb 6a
1942 MN
466,000 United Drug Co (Del) 5s
1953 M S
Utlca Elec Lt At Pr 1st
Sale
55 %
52,000 Ujigawa Elec Power 7s
1945
159,000 Union El Lt & Pow (Mo) g 5s
1957
64,000 Union Elec L & P (111) 1st 5%«__.195«
2,000 Union Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s
1945
74,000 Union Oil Cat 30-yr 6s ser A May 1942
14.000
First lien a f 5s ser C
Feb 1 1935
iV ,060
Sale
80
10
1
31
14
Sale Prices.
27 104% Aug. 10
Feb.
64% Aug.
38
75
62% Sale
105%
"45" 38% Sale
18
1955
5.000
38
Apr.
Feb.
61% Aug. 11
Sale
30
51%
f ts
97
50
3
29
1
84%
97%
96% Aug.
49
Aug.
28
Aug.
91% Aug.
99% Aug.
74% Aug.
Sale
64%
105%
Highest.
Sale Prices
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Tokyo Eloctrlc Light (Ltd)
344,000
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
104
Aug.
4 104% Aug. 10
Sale
97%
49%
28%
92
84 %
96%
50%
43%
Ask
68
75
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
104%
80
67
Sale
41%
....
Bid.
59
92
Aug. 1.
bje ow.
MATURED BONDS
(Negotiability Impaired by Maturity)
Sales in
August.
Value.
Price
N.
Y.
STOCK
PRICES IN AUGUST.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE.
1933.
Bid.
Ask.
FOREIGN GOV'T & MUNICIP AL'S
Mexico Treas 6s '13 assent
large..1933 J
Small
J
3%
3%
Sale
Sale
Aug. 1.
Bid.
7%
Ask. Bid.
11%
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sole Prices.
Aug. 31.
5%
Ask.
9%
3% Jan.
3
3% Mar. 15
11% July
10% July
,
,
RAILROADS
32,000 Bait & Ohio conv 4%s..........1933
66,000 Norfolk South 1st & ref 5s A
...1961
St Louis Iron Mtn & South—
River & Gulf Div 1st g 4s
410,000
1933
18,000 Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s.......1950
Gold 4s stamped
31,000
1950
69,000
Refunding 4s
1959
35,000
Atl Birm Div 1st g 4s
Mayl933
M
S
F
A
M N
68% Sale
2%
3
101% Sale
39% Sale
6%
23
10%
Sale
8
Sale
55% Sale
54
Sale
A
O
17
25
22%
A
O
21
22
A
O
11
Sale
17%
8%
M
S
18
25
19%
26
72
Sale
i§*
101% Aug.
3 101% Aug. 14
8
12
Aug. 16
Aug.
1
54
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
8% Aug.
18% Aug.
21
19%
Sale
Sale
18
31 .58
3 30
21
25
25
11%
10 21
Aug. 14
Aug. 10
Aug.
2
Aug.
1
Aug. 11
67
Jan.
2% Jan,
35%
1%
5%
1%
6
3 101% Aug. 14
16
July 10
18
Mar. 31
Feb.
2
Mar. 20
Apr.
4
Jan. 28
61% July 18
30
Aug. 10
26% July
7
16% July
7
31
July
6
10% Apr. 22
Apr. 13
33% July 19
88% Aug. 10
INDUSTRIALS
139.000 Abitlbi Pow & Paper 1st 5s
..1953
24,000 Amer Chain 10-year s f deb 6s...1933
Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
21,000
Sept 1 1932 20% pai^t paid......
437.000 Cuban Cane Products deb 6s
1950
48.000 East Cuba Sugar 15-yr s f
g 7%s..l937
263,000 Gen Theatres Equip deb 6s
1940
22,000 Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr 8 f 6s
1940
7,000 Hoe (R) & Co 1st 6%s ser A
1934
J
D
13% Sale
A
O
65
F
A
50%
J
J
3^
1*
O
1%
3
A
F
A
6
A
O
8
N
30.000 Stevens Hotel 1st 6s series A
1945 J
455,000 Studebaker Corp 6% gold notes. 1942 J
r
Cash sale,
a
s
f g
6%s
Deferred delivery.
60%
M S
57,000 Interboro Rapid Transit 6s
1932 A O
327,000
10-year conv 7% notes
1932 M S
1,000 Manati Sugar 1st s f 7%s
1942 A O
1,000
Stamped (Oct 1931 coupon on)
A O
47,000 Pan-Am Pet Co (of Cal) conv 6s..1940
J D
28,000 Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s.....1933 J
J
9,000 Radio-Kelth-Orpheum 6s
1941 J
D
178.000 Richfield Oil of Calif 6s
1944 M
16,000 Willys-Overland 1st
Sale
J
D
1933 M S
16
Sale
85
23%
24
88% Sale
65%
61
7
Sale
20
Sale
5%
13
13%
24%
19
Sale
Sale
25%
7
18%
5%
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
6
15%
25%
Sale
15
27
Sale
25
57% Sale
3%
5
2%
10
68
Sale
68%
70
11
28
Sale
57% Sale
15
17
25
Sale
16%
30
18
30
10
25
27
29%
31
30%
31%
49
23
24%
Sale
24%
20
Sale
24%
24
Sale
25
22
Sale
12%
44%
16
Sale
35% Sale
61
Sale
50
19
50
Sale
Sale
39% Sale
41
80
21% Aug. 23
Aug.
4
26% Aug.
2
88% Aug. 10
60% Aug.
6% Aug.
18% Aug.
61
Aug. 22
9
Aug. 18
20% Aug. 17
5% Aug.
13
Aug.
24% Aug.
24
Aug.
67% Aug.
17% Aug.
18
Aug.
29% Aug.
47
Aug.
19
Aug.
23% Aug.
20% Aug.
35% Aug.
42
Aug.
J
Aug.
Aug.
24% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
32% Aug.
50
Aug.
24
Aug.
25
Aug.
27
Aug.
43% Aug.
50
Aug.
\l*
38
Mar
2
% Jan.
16
2% Feb.
3
49
3
18
29
18
10
16
16
28
18
29
25% Feb. 27
35% Apr. 21
8% Feb.
4
10
21
Feb.
24
15
28
10
Apr.
1
20% Apr.
35
Apr.
3
1
1
Mar. 30
4% Apr. 21
12% Mar. 20
12
Feb.
51% Mar.
27
2
5
Feb.
2
2
Jan.
19
5
70
July
13
July
33% July
9% July
20
Juiy
28
July
33% July
75
July
34
June
28
17
17
19
11
8
12
15
n
29% July 12
39% May 17
59
June 12
30
July
June
July
July
Jan.
32%
28%
46%
79%
13
9
10
13
19
York Stock
MONTHLY
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES
1933.
Stock Sties.
August
Jan.
August.
only in a small way.
1933.
Par
380
43", 600
1,290,100 Bklyn-Manhattan Transit
500
136,300
25
Pacific
3,295,992 Canadian
105
106
22
33
25
22%
75
Sale
4%
40
8
Sale
46
640
50
3,200
275,100
1,100
2,800
St amperl
60
10
9,200
13,800
46,900
173,000
99,600
7,100
16,700
9,000
6,500
30
100
100
140
33,400
208,600
4,100
620
600
95",900
8c Pittsburgh
56 5*
950,200
2,522,100
46,100
14
Delaware
8c
Del
&
Lack
J 00
Hudson..
100
50
Preferred...
Duluth
100
100
100
3
100
1,555,600 Great Northern pref
316
11,000
100
250
120
100
7,700
600
62,400
14,700
120
12,000
550
100
100
Preferred...
.—.100
40,200
50
750,200 Lehigh Valley
100
443,945 Louisville 8c Nashville
230
30
3,700
1,000
200
820
46,600
14,200
10,300
31,800
275,200
Preferred...
40%
Sale
3%
30
4
5%
Yx
lVx
145*
21
11%
Aug. 28
79
102
Aug.
Aug.
93
4
Sale
140
Aug.
45* Aug.
105* Aug.
140
Sale
5
12%
9%
8%
14%
13
9
1
75* Aug.
125* Aug.
Sale
95* Aug. 10
155* Aug. 29
95* Aug.
195* Aug.
55* Aug.
Sale
135*
275*
75*
125*
105*
9
11%
9%
5%
64%
Aug.
55* Aug. 10
135* Aug. 25
12
Sale
12% Sale
22% Sale
7
Aug. 18
Aug.
9
495* Aug. 29
45* Aug. 18
5
Aug.
2
90
Sale
8
1
1
1
Aug. 16
Aug. 14
105* Aug. 22
"16""
4
Aug. 14
645* Aug. 14
41
265*
30
20
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
11
Aug.
4
Aug.
645* Aug.
29
29
10
24
10
1
14
14
10
67
Sale
285*
Sale
13%
795* Sale
365* Sale
12
Sale
45
30
30
12
6%
6
325* Aug. 3
30
Aug. 29
Aug. 18
Aug. 29
1
4
15
24%
Sale
1%
2
n
2%
21
Sale
23
Sale
Sale
18
24
Sale
70
7
10%
18% Sale
15*
1%
5
5%
11% Sale
18%
35
385*
45
Sale
60
18
22
50
32%
56% Sale
8
4 Yx
4%
23
2
5
Yx
7 Yx
11
3%
3%
10
10%
8
13%
Sale
22
Sale
6
%
1
2%
%
7
4%
7%
3% Sale
17%
24%
17% Sale
235*
30
185* Sale
51 % Sale
Itt
65*
5
Sale
6
Aug.
8
Aug. 31
Aug.
1
285* Aug.
1
67
11
Aug. 29
7
Aug. 15
105* Aug.
7
855* Aug. 29
385* Aug. 25
145* Aug.
9
n
1%
2
1% Sale
1 Yx
3
2%
5
4
7
yx
Sale
oaiB
8
Sale
25
Sale
3
Sale
6
4%
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
Aug.
8
Aug. 16
Sale
235* Aug. 16
7
18
7
18
Aug. 14
Aug. 21
Aug. 14
Aug.
2
Aug. 16
Sale
Sale
44
Sale
37
515*
Sale
Aug.
7
515* Aug. 31
52
Sale
52
25
15*
275*
7
55*
45*
20
18
19
Aug.
9
185* Aug.
515* Aug.
1
1
145*
14
23
13
1
1
235*
Sale
58
Sale
15*
15*
3
45*
75*
w*
26
Sale
15*
Aug. 4
Aug. 29
Aug. 29
Aug. 29
305* Aug. 29
Sale
295*
Aug.
Aug.
565* Aug.
28
Aug.
47
55
Feb.
215*
645*
35*
355*
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
6
205* July
75* Apr.
May
18
155*
1J*
Aug. 24
Aug.
9
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
y
Aug.
Aug. 29
75* Aug. 22
105* Aug. 10
Sale
8
Aug.
Aug.
X 72
15*
3 5*
140
15* Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
35* Apr.
2 5* Apr.
16
65* Aug.
4
9Y Aug. 25
135* Aug. 2o
1
>Mlg.
July
July
25
July
119* July
185* July
iIB
8
6
17
19
20
July
34 9* July
105* July
195* July
2
12
5
June
Feb.
60
155*
125*
1 Yx
25*
May
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb. 24
Jan.
6
375* Feb.
175* Feb.
2
Feb.
3
May
5
Mar.
Yx Feb.
% Feb.
35* Apr.
45* Apr.
25* Apr.
45
Apr.
45* Apr.
10
Mar.
15* Mar.
25* Mar.
% June
15* Feb.
65* July
275* Apr.
Apr.
42 % July
13
19
21
105* June 12
16
June
7
30
July
93 5* July
46
July
19 9* July 19
5
June
6
5
30
31
31
3
21
21
29
5
3
18
27
7
27
3
1
27
Mar. 16
Jan.
3
5* Feb. 21
Jan. 25
Mar. 3
Feb. 21
Jan. 23
Mar. 20
Apr. 11
4
Apr. 10
55* Jan.
3
115* Jan.
3
1
15*
5*
5*
5*
5*
1
1
7
6
Mar. 23
25* July
35* July
25 9* July
295* July
235* July
10
10
20
5
Jan.
11
50
_
Mar. 31
15* Apr.
15* Apr.
July
22
0i% Aug. 14
1
May
28
10
23
23
Mar.
6
30
51
25
25
Mar. 31
12
July
July
July
15
Jan.
1
85* Feb. 24
3
215* Jan.
295* Aug. 25
6
65*
49
2
£12
1
1
6
19
July
6
5* Aug. 29
8
July 10
July 10
May 18
122
2
Apr.
45* Feb.
5
Aug.
15* Mar.
15* Mar.
45* Apr,
65* Feb.
5
Aug.
45* Aug.
35* Aug.
20
Aug.
205* Aug.
275* Aug.
245* Aug.
60
Aug.
11
13
June
795* July
505* Apr.
38
Apr.
245* Feb.
Apr.
5* Apr.
58
May
90
Apr.
15* Apr.
25* Apr.
6
May
1
Apr.
15* Feb.
itH
85* Aug.
7
Feb.
iY
Jan.
31
2
1%
15*
9
55* Aug.
2
13
Aug. 29
405* Aug. 31
30
1
3
14
4
28
7
8
105*
1
25
Aug.
1
3
6
7
Aug. 14
Aug.
9
1 5* Aug. 23
2
65*
65*
15*
35*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
7
19
29
18
2
65* Sale
95*
Aug. 29
255* Aug. 14
65* Aug.
2
5
Aug.
7
45* Aug.
8
3% Aug.
1
175* Aug. 2
175* Aug.
1
26
23
25*
45*
15*
Aug. 31
Y
65*
35*
if*
15
6
17
1%
255*
275*
205*
-----
12
Sale
Sale
22
4
1
405*
13
1%
15* Aug.
205* Aug.
15*
55*
105*
405*
1%
3%
135*
11%
Preferred series A...... 100
270,300 Missouri Pacific
100
494,700
Convertible preferred-.100
6
17
Sale
1%
7Vx
Sale
2 •
15*
2
Sale
Sale
195*
15
14
8% Sale
105*. Sale
5%
5
o
28
19
78
%
♦
19
Sale
15Yx
100
27
6% Sale
5
"2
1Ya
15*
23 51
25%
475*
48%
685* Jan.
10
2
1 Yx
Jan.
20
30
40
30
5
...........
.....
%
1%
5%
Sale
1%
100
Leased line............100
Mo Kan-Texas
2%
35*
3
..100
Minn St Paul & S S M
Aug. 16
79
36%
32
28
Sale
14%
25%
185*
5%
Sale
10
Prior preferred
.....100
5,500
Second preferred
100
1,510
107,800 Minneapolis & St Louis..100
21,900
10,300
4,580
830,000
65* Aug. 18
565* Aug. 21
23
415* Aug.
35* Aug.
4
Aug.
141
10
27 Yx
5
8
1,895 Manhattan^Ry mod 8% gu 100
Mod guar
..100
430,000
100
9,740 Market Street Ry
10
200
Sale
"20"
50
50
6% pref series A
100
15,420
Leased line stock
100
1,980
RR sec stock ctfs ser A 1000
7,746
457,400 Interboro Rap Tran v t c -100
Certificates of deposit..--.
1,300
*
1,980 Int Rys of Cent Amer
Certificates
*
1,600
Preferred
—.100
2,470
187,900 Kansas City Southern
100
Preferred
Aug. 10
10
First preferred
1,322,000
Sale
5
....100
115,300
200
2
Second preferred...
70 Erie & Pittsburgh
Preferred.....
Illinois Central..........100
160
5,400
21%
H
Yx
4%
5%
100
500
5
11
62
100
10,100 Gulf Mobile 8c Northern..100
Preferred
100
19,900
12,400 Havana Elec. Ry
•
Preferred
1,150
..100
111,200 Hudson 8c Manhattan—100
8,500
Preferred.............. 100
900
48
South Sh 8c Atl—100
Erie
175* Aug. 29
81
7
805* July
3
795* June
59
July 19
7
375* July
7
395* July
415* Aug. 29
110
Aug. 30
29
July 18
415* July 12
835* June 13
8
95* June
605* June 18
30
July
1
40
101 %
Sale
3%
4%
78%
Sale
Sale
5% Sale
95* Sale
8% Sale
11
Sale
,
1%
2%
100
Western
345* Aug. 11
15
80
47 Va
20
35
Denver Rio Gr 8c Wes pref 100
110 Detroit 8c Mackinac Ry
100
8,500
11,300
444,300
161,400
41,500
90
Sale
15%
105*
RR of Cuba pref. 100
2,940 Cuba RR pref
110
25
5,315 Colorado 8c Southern.... 100
1st preferred...
100
10,185
121,100 Consolid
345* Feb.
50
Apr.
165* Feb.
85* Feb.
95* Apr.
29
29
29
29
29
29
Aug. 30
42
85"
117
50
2d preferred
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
305* Aug.
785* Aug.
55* Aug.
56
Aug.
21
Aug.
25
"87""
78
72
10
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
725*
725*
535*
365*
375*
415*
26
16% Sale
44
56*
415* Sale
3% Sale
4% Sale
4
50
Special
30 Green Bay & Western
""loo
Sale
100
Common
160 Cleveland
Sale
Sale
22
19
9 Yx
8% Sale
13% Sale
6
1
Sale Prices.
64
80
Sale
8%
Sale
110
33
32% Sale
78
795*
6
5%
55
59%
53
140
60
3%
5%
35*
5%
5%
100
84,000
12,300
4,200
,
50
1,700,500 Chicago 8c North West—100
Preferred
100
112,200
100
361,000 Chic Rock 1st 8c Pac
7% prefferred—
---100
97,200
6% preferred
l°ft
110,700
430 Chifst P M & O 7% pref—100
940
"7,566
1
Sale
2
15*
2%
6X
10
60
69
26%
%
100
—.100
Common
'56%
45
246,500 Chicago Great Western..100
276,300
Preferred
100
360 Chic Indlanap 8c LouHv pflOO
568,700 Chic Mil St Paul 8c Pacific. •
1,639,300
Preferred.....—.—-100
50
"""740
50%
Sale
36%
38%
60
100
25
25,600 Central RR of N J
2,763,600 Chesapeake & Ohio
13,600 Chic & East III RR
32,500
6% preferred
10 C C C A St Louis pref
Sale
35
Sale
IS*
280 Carolina Clinch & Ohio
56
Aug.
635* Aug.
43
Aug.
25% Aug.
27
Aug.
32
Aug.
1025* Aug.
73
49
30% Sale
80% Sale
6%
5%
59%
55%
25
23%
72 J*
149*
305*
.—100
-.100
100
140 Canada Southern
33
100
Sale
70
35*
32%
75*
100
23,700 Boston 8c Maine
3,400
Sale
26 5*
_
S4 preferred series A---—*
28,300 Brooklyn & Queens Transit.*
5,200
Preferred
35,500
1,300
1,100
27
21
70
26
50
60 Beech Creek RR
68M Sale
Sale
175*
8%
115*
100
---50
100
85
575* Sale
63% Sale
43% Sale
26% Sale
60
Sale
58
Highest.
Sale Prices.
95
73
Sale
Lowest.
Prices
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
179
170
Sale
675*
405*
10u
100
IOC
100
235,010
Preferred.
57,600 Bangor 8c Aroostook.—
2,260
Preferred
16,300
7,500
158
70
145
Allefth 8c West Ry 4%
2,257,755 Atchison Top & S Fe
70,700
Preferred
431,800 Atlan Coast Line RR
2,599,050 Baltimore 8c Ohio
Sale
Ask.
Ask. Rid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
Ask.
Bid
Susquehanna.100
gtd.100
8c
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
1.
Albany
95,600
4,800
13,400
254,900
Prices are on basis of 100-share
Option sales are disregarded.
Price
EXCHANGE
Shares.
Shares.
1,866,620,800
PRICES IN AUGUST.
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
Since
In
2,312,262,000
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
Stock Exchange, effective Oct, 3 1915, all stocks are now quoted dollars per share.
in the case of stocks which sell
AGGREGATE SALES.
$216,100,200
$344,194,960
August
82,626,796
269,401,107
1932.
1933.
Bond Sales.
42,466,772
In accordance with a rule of the
ots except
AUGUST 1933.
DURING
1932.
603,687,144
Shares
...
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
19
33 9* July
7
10
Mar. 30
115* July
7
235* July 19
2 9* June
8
6 9* June
7
19
June 13
515* July
20
509* July 20
605* July 20
60
July 19
34
July 19
105* June 19
75* June 20
7
July 20
4
June 20
20
Aug. 25
18
19
5
245* July
345* July
27 9* July
675* July
18
July 19
17
July 12
6
35* July
8
45* June
25
June
8
35* June
25* July
7
8
55*
85*
145*
175*
375*
July
July
July
July
July
105* July
155* July
7
8
8
8
7
7
8
7
Mobile &
10
10}
543 Morris 8c Essex
60
130
4,300
3,170
Birmingham RR Co
4% preferred
...100
....
19,700
30,700
200
12%
%
%
5,692,759 New York Central
..100
153,800 N. Y. Chicago 8c St Louis.100
18 %
250,400
Preferred series A.....100
9,500 New York 8c Harlem
50
3%
value.
Optional
sale.
15%
Sale
Vx
2
103
Ex-dividend.
62 %
40 %
%
1%
11
5
50
50
10% non-cum pref
90N V Lackawanna A WMt.lon
No par
56
50
.50
8,770 Nash Chatt 8c St Louis... 100
63,300 Nat Rys of Mex 2nd pref-.100
12,670
1st preferred
.....100
610 New Orl Tex 8c Mexico ....100
567,819
40
35
Sale
3
Sale
106
64
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
40%
235*
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
62
485*
%
J*
ir*
30
64
Sale
-5*
15*
245*
Sale
Sale
Sale
76%
130
130
135
140
120
90
125
135
85
85
615*
405*
5*
1%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
40
Aug. 25
62
Aug. 18
50
Aug. 25
5* Aug.
1
15* Aug.
1
Aug. 25
49 5* Apr. 22
40
13
Jan.
5
3
5* Jan.
5* Mar. 16
9
39
Aug.
225* Aug.
255* Aug.
123
Aug.
535*
275*
325*
1405*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
29
28
29
25
Feb.
2
14
Feb.
25
25* Jan. 25
25* Apr. 11
Aug. 25
July 17
July
7
June
July 19
July 27
Aug.
9
July
Mar. 31
June
Jan.
12
June
755* Jan.
28
June
100
99
8
June 27
20
13
26
y
SEPT., 1933.]
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
In
August.
Shares.
N. Y
405,200
N
390
Y
N
2,830
10
Preferred
900
160
209,900
400
2,300
100
700
130
10
700
300
700
10
300
a
Sale
100
Sale
First preferred...
...100
2d preferred...........100
...
80 Plttsb McKeesp & Yough -.50
10 Pitts Youngs 5c Ash pf 7% 100
90,300 Reading Company
45,300
14,200
24
13,500 Rutland
RR.
134
21
10
31
49
6
8%
6
27
29%
23
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug:
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug;
47
2
164
88
Sale
2% Sale
169
1%
1#*
76% Sale
29% Sale
4
3%
5
f/i
8
4
38
22%
5
Sale
6
27%
38
27
35
36
28
3%
a31%
7%
29%
34
4jH
7
33
145% 150"
46% 49
160"
III" 135"
25
25
22
96
50
100
4%
100
pref
23% Aug.
3%
29%
4
3
16
16
16
Aug. 29
Aug. 29
13% Aug. 22
2
170
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
85%
76%
31%
3%
25
14
1
4
21
9
18
21
15
16
6
Aug.
4% Aug.
39% Aug.
6
Aug.
33
Aug.
35
Aug.
30% Aug.
4% Aug.
25
30
31
29
3
25
28
29
28
7
9
30
22
15
29
6
Aug.
30
Aug.
110
Sale
26%
25
42%
32%
32%
118
Sale
36
36
115
15
10%
108
99
6
145% 160
49
46%
108% 118
51
47%
34% Sale
31% 33
Aug. 22
47
Aug. 22
42% Aug.
1
33% Aug. 23
105
108
13% Sale
II*
53
Aug. 29
34% Aug. 31
Aug. 10 34% Aug. 18
108
Aug. 24
Aug. 24 108
13% Aug. 30 14% Aug. 29
Feb.
\ July 19
July
6
July
7
:
July
7
July 10
July
7
Aug. 30
27
Apr.
4
7% Jan.
4
Mar. 15
Apr.
111%
Mar.
4
2
74
May
9
69
Feb.
24
9% Apr.
Aug. 31
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
May
May
July
July
July
5
Jan.
25
1% Feb. 25
Feb.
25
13% Jan.
3
z\
Feb. 17
Mar.
3
6
Jan.
3
2*
Feb.
28
June
14
5
Jun? 30
6% Apr. 19
120% July 21
134
33
Prices.
Sale Prices
Aug. 11
Aug.
3
3
Highest.
Lowest.
106
......50
664 Rensselaer 5c Saratoga
3%
5%
4
50
First preferred
Second preferred
31
30
6%
7
24
50
7% preferred
27%
46% Sale
12%
12%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
82*
3
8,100
Plttsb 5c Weai Virginia
100
50 Pitts Ft Wayne & Chicago. 100
190
Preferred
'
100
166
23% Sale
3%
4%
5%
3
5%
32% Sale
100
790
10% Sale'
2
1%
2%
3%
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Sale
84
100
Pacific Coast
Sale
70
50
Northern Pacific
45
158
Sale
100
....
2,031
50
2,931,800 Pennsylvania...
100
28,900 Peoria flt Eastern...
35,844 Pere Marquette
......100
Prior preferred
23,030
100
Preferred
100
15,150
5,560 Phila Rapid Trnslt Co _.._5 0
10
6,866
•
100
50 Northern Central.
1,296,722
2,060
7%
Ontario 4c Western..100
72,000 Norfolk Ac Western
30
26 %
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid.
24% Sale
Sale
NH& Hartford..;—100
Convertible preferred.. 100
Y
Bid.
Ask
Par
:
33,800 NYRys Df
39,100 Norfolk Southern..
20
Aug. 1.
1933.
1,263,000
108,100
68,500
8TOOK EXCHANGE
:
61,300
4,500
22,300
3,100
1,200
5,400
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
STOCKS
Since
33
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Anr.
7
46% July 11
98% May 23
Apr.
5
Apr. 25
23% Mar. 31
97
May 15
i*
7
11
11
10
7
11
13
7
7
12
13
7
21
28
20
23
6
12
6
June
8
Jan.
6
July
3
% Jan.
30
17
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
7
8
14
28
7
7
7
19
17
10
7
"
10,300
6,500
300
189,000
112,650
6,200
St
300
29,700
3,000
233,300
234,200
23,000
160
665,700
72,000
3,513,900
1,862,800
422,700
6,700
3,600
64,000
14,900
3,080
27,000
1,800
"2", 660
1,700
50
7,000
10,800
200
39,100
1,100
11,400
27,600
800
10,100
66,566
184,200
14,900
1,120.100
4,630
164,100
214,100
105,200
258,100
543,800
55,300
3.185,800
18,200
1,676,400
138,500
2,000
65,000
3,000
3,900
1,400
102,600
17,300
20,700
170
45,300
1,530
7,600
310
106,600
2,200
5
24
Sale
33
Sale
9
30
40
35%
39
16
40
30
43%
24
45%
7%
2%
Texas 5c Pacific...
100
Third Avenue
100
5%
Twin City Rapid Transit...*
Preferred
.........100
Union Pacific
A*
60
70-1
64
......
5t
6
4
15%
21%
100%
4% Sale
*
83
50
64
14% Sale
*
10
Sale
....._.*
Gold
6,400
78,100
7
Sale
23% Aug.
33
35
Aug.
2%
32%
34%
40%
36%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2
28
29
29
29
29
7
June
%
%
11%
4%
5%
3
Jan.
Mar. 25
Feb. 25
Mar. 2
3
Jan.
8
Jan.
5
Apr. 24
4% Feb. 25
15
*8% Aug"." "9
7
Aug.
2
Aug.
8% Aug.
109
71
2
7
131% Aug. 29
75
Aug. 23
3
Aug.
Aug.
10
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
y\
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
7
13% Sale
14
16%
6
Sale
9
Sale
65
Aug. 25
5
Aug.
3% Aug.
4% Aug.
Aug. 10
Aug.
2
Aug.
8
Aug. 29
Aug. 29
Aug.
9
Aug. 10
6%
4%
14%
16%
6%
10%
4
Aug.
10% Aug.
13% Aug.
4
Aug.
6% Aug.
June
3
June
n
12
June
8
7
12
10
6
July
July
July
Aug.
July
July
June 30
15
5 132
6
July
16
8%
Sale
11%
10
July
1% Jan.
1% Apr.
19
4
1
Jan.
4
4
Feb.
27
25
10
7
July
July
July
July
5% Jan. 12
1
Apr. 22
1% Mar. 2
11
Sale
7
5
6
30
6
Sale
7
»
5% Sale
12% Sale
10%
13
10%
13
13
15%
22%
24
22
6% Sale
Sale
\iH Sale
Aug. 25
40
65
Aug.
16
11%
67%
18%
12%
7%
*8%
107%
Aug.
5
21%
...._•
18
Feb.
17
13% Feb.
80
Sale
8% Sale
105% Sale
2
2%
2%
Sale
Aug.
8% Aug.
7% Aug.
Sale
23
35
Sale
Sale
2
13% Sale
1
lk
1% Sale
•
Realty....
Sale
36% 41
91% 100
10% Sale
70%
68%
18%
17%
32%
39
97% 100
8% Sale
66
70%
7^
Mln.10
13
7
3
8
24
July
14
Aug.
7% Aug.
89% Aug.
3
2% Aug.
22% Aug.
33
7
5
Aug.
4% Aug.
12
Aug.
13
Aug.
12
3
Aug. 30
Aug. 30
Aug. 18
Aug. 25
Aug. 23
Aug. 29
Aug. 21
\VA
2
9?*
71*
Mar.
Feb.
39
8
Aug. 29
Aug. 25
7% Aug. 29
Aug. 29
Aug. 29
17
Aug. 11
Aug.
22% Aug.
Aug. 29
July
July
July
20
6
7
24% Aug.
7
Apr.
Apr.
5% Apr.
1 % Feb.
5% July
21
July
May
Aug.
May
Aug.
July
July
July
July
July
26
July
11%
107%
4
33
9%
8%
21%
Jan.
% Apr.
Apr.
1 % Mar.
1% Apr.
1
5
12
June 19
47% Feb.
% Feb.
11% Jan.
1
June 20
21% July
20
Mar. 30
7
8
25
23
29
13
7
7
7
7
19
•
Allied Chem 5c Dye
Preferred
112
83%
•
117
6
22
112
120%
16%
14%
6
29%
31
20
46 '
46
47%
Sale
Sale
10
38
30
Sale
105% Sale
81% Sale
7
2
Sale
24
18
41
4
135
Sale
Sale
8% Sale
31% Sale
45% Sale
7
8%
100
8%
13
20
23
14
•
......
36%
37
45
47
46
14
2
50
27
4
39% Sale
Chicle
Aug,
3
30% Aug. 25
9
21% Aug,
7
47% Aug,
Aug. 10
1
13
Aug.
1
51
Aug.
1
35
Aug.
Aug. 14 106
Aug.
10
Aug.
9
Aug. 30
1
100
Aug,
1
81% Aug.
94% Aug, 29
2
129
Aug,
Aug. 17 al31
30
16%
34
Aug, 25
8
Aug
Aug, 25
3
Aug,
Aug, 10
46% Aug. 31
1
24% Aug.
18% Aug. 17
Sale
10
»
143%
123%
21%
17%
7%
30
40
130
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
20
Sale
24
40
8
20
45
1
Aug.
8
Aug.
Aug. 30
3
Aug.
Aug. 24
33% Aug. 28
50
Aug. 11
10% Aug.
7
20
3
Aug.
47% Aug. 21
143% Aug. 25
123% July 17
July
8
24
July 17
July 19
aW
40
July 19
70% Feb.
115
Apr.
6
Feb.
5% Jan.
% Feb.
5
Feb.
42
18% Mar.
2
24% Sale
...100
Chain
Sale
121%
17% Sale
19
14%
6% Sale
32
27%
33% Sale
3%
5%
6%
Foundry.......*
Preferred
American
Sale
89%
Pref series A $30 warr'ts .100
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100
Preferred
Apr.
40
......
Allegheny Corp
4,800
1
/5% Mar. 15
12
2
1% Aug.
2% Aug.
■23% Aug.
45
Paper Co
American
6
Aug. 25
6% Aug. 29
15% Aug.
1
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
64
4% Sale
5% Sale
15
Air-Way Elec Appll Corp....*
Amer Car 5t
5
61
62
5
25
.........
Juneau
74%
20
Affiliated Products.........*
Air Reduction Inc......._..*
W
Sale
5
15
MISCELL.
Advance Rumely..
P
73%
45
Adams Mlllla
A
128
17
Addressograph Multlgraph.*
Alasaa
71%
Sale
25
100
Express
*
Preferred..............100
Adams
Sale
10% Sale
13% Sale
6
5%
9
2%
13%
100
Abraham 5c Straus..
Preferred.
49%
49%
4%
Sale
i 7
100
Wheeling 5fc Lake Erie
Preferred...
h
109
71% Sale
.100
Sale
6%
.12%
100
Preferred
Sale
.....
200
„
6
....
407,000
59,500
19,600
35
23%
1% Sale
2%
2%
30% Sale
32% Sale
Sale
38%
6% Sale
certlfs..l00
40,900
100
835,720 Allis Chalmers Mfg
•
62,400 Alpha Portland Cement
*
118,100 Amalgamated Leather
*
16,710
Preferred
.......100
475,000 Amerada Corp
.*
1,100 Amer Agrlc Chem (Conn)..*
Preferred
•
1,100
228,100 Amer Agrlc Chemical (Del).*
192,900 American Bank Note
10
4,990
Preferred...
...50
410,200 American Beet Sugar
•
28,290
Preferred
100
123,800 Am Brake S 5t F
•
3,060
Preferred
100
3,048 900 American Can
.25
18,850
Preferred
.......100
59,200
3,800
1,400
34%
1% Sale
2% Sale
25% Sale
100
Alliance
500
24
100
& Ohio
12,390 Alleghany Steel....
2,164",300
Sale
100
Mobile
25,200
470
53%- Sale
Sale
Sale
20
40
% Sale
%
%
16% Sale
.......100
Sale
15%
Southern Railway
Preferred
41,900
1,000
98,100
7%
Southern Pacific Co
208
900
5
.........100
INDUSTRIAL
7,700
31,400
8,400
9,100
37,200
1,700
695,700
4
Seaboard Air Line.
Preferred
5%
5%
Sale
1% Sale
..100
10 Vlcks Shreve 5c Pac Ry Co. 100
80
5% preferred
100
91,600 Wabash. .................100
96,100
Preferred A
100
3,000
Preferred B
.......100
581,600 Western Maryland...
100
45,600
Second preferred
100
61,000 Western Pacific
100
129,300
Preferred
100
"3",330
260
1
Francisco..100
Southwest......100
Preferred
1,355,200
38,100
300
Louis-San
Preferred
t Louis
31
35
July 20
July 18
28% July 13
2
49% June
16% July 18
58
July 18
July
7
10% Mar.
7% Mar.
8
Mar.
34
Apr.
1
Jan.
2% Jan.
9% Mar.
60
10k
Feb.
1
13
19
134
Feb.
6% Feb.
15
Aug.
97% July
Mar.
49% Feb.
112
Aug. 25
2
6% June
May
23
28
1% Mar. 31
3% Mar. 1
July
39% July
59% July
14
July
31% July
51% July
17
14
34
Mar.
2
21
2
June
27
Feb.
2
24
13
Feb.
27
89% July
3
11
18
7
Am
Coal
Co
of
Alleghany
County, N J
25
16,100 American Colortype
10
1,776,900 Am Com Alcohol.
...20
230,500
Rights
52,400 Amer Encaustic Tiling .....*
28,000 Am European Securities
*
100
461,600
"2,800
1,300
40
168,700
8,400
6,000
4,100
33,700
7,900
6,100
14,400
44,300
300
59,200
7,300
150
28,200
2,500
22,400
900
67",800
1,100
380
♦
50 American Express Co.....100
2,945,400
Am 5c
155,900
92,700
(6)
Amer
Sale
41
17% Sale
12% Sale
•
11
Sale
23% Sale
19%
20%
15
14%
9%
39
27
4%
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10%
38% Aug.
70% Aug. 25
52
45
47
16
Sale
Sale
16
62
20
26%
Sale.
4%
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
Sale
18%
17%
17% Sale
10% Sale
40
42%
Sale
10% Sale
50%
11% Sale
1%
5%
Sale
34%
Sale
6%
57% Sale
18% Sale
4
3%
4
3%
20
72
67
Sale
27
3% Aug. 15
4%
8% Aug. 17 10
7 112
Aug.
7
10% Aug.
14%
23% Aug. 17 30
2
19
Aug.
23%
8
18%
14% Aug.
7
14
Aug.
19%
1
12
9% Aug.
3 47%
37% Aug.
33
Aug. 31 37%
1
13
9% Aug.
45
Aug. 16 49%
7
8% Aug.
12%
2
1% Aug.
1%
1
6% Aug.
7%
1
24% Aug.
35%
3
59
45% Aug.
1
15% Aug.
18%
4
3% Aug. 16
105
46
15%
Optional
Sale
14%
29%
46
15
a
3%
9%
113
33
19%
100
Ex-rights
64
34% Sale
10% Sale
4
4
•
......
y
4
Sale
140
4
Machine & Metals
Ex-Dividend,
3%
8%
86
9% Sale
1% Sale
6% Sale
24% Sale
100
Voting trust ctfs
American Metal.
x
4%
35
Foundry..
6% Conv preferred
7,390 American News Co....
No par vaiue.
14% Sale
38% Sale
»
......
Preferred
Am Mach 5c
10%
140
6% Sale
9% Sale
8%
9
6% Sale
»
Amer Locomotive
50,100
400,795
35,600
10,900
914,300
23,197
9$
85
Preferred
Preferred
16%
3%
2
Foreign Power.......*
2d pref A
149,110
...»
152,400 Am Hawaiian Steamship...10
156,600 Amer Hide 5c Leather..._...*
98,400
Preferred
...100
187,000 Amer Home Products
*
531,500 American Ice
«
13,400
Preferred...
100
986,430 Amer Internet Corp
•
108,500 Am La France 5t Foamlte
*
Preferred
2,910
100
272,300
3%
19% Sale
16%
3%
Sale
69%
27%
15% Aug.
1
63
Aug. 14
2
26% Aug.
June 16
9
1
Jan.
Aug. 29
Aug. 29
June
105
Aug.
Aug. 30
Aug. 31
Aug. 31
Aug. 29
Aug. 25
Aug. 10
Aug. 10
Aug. 10
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
21% Aug.
69% Aug.
28% Aug.
9
9
28
11
10
28
30
28
1
5
6%
1
13
7 112
Aug.
3% Feb. 27
4
7% Apr.
4
33
6% Apr.
4
4% Apr.
35%
5
4% Jan.
2% Mar. 2
13% Feb. 14
1
29% Mar.
3% Apr.
P
ft"
83
3% Feb.
July
24
June 20
July
June 13
June 20
June
13
July
17
June
6
July 13
May 31
June 29
Feb.
4%
%
1%
5%
17%
8%
Feb. 27
Apr. 21
3
Jan.
15% July
Jan.
3
39% July
Jan.
Feb.
3
63
27
Jan.
27
1
3
Aug. 29
June 12
25
15
4
% Feb.
3% Feb. 24
4
15% Jan.
17
Jan. 20
7
18
June 28
June 29
1!*
June 28
July
22% July
6
3
June 28
June
3
7
3
2
2
5% June
23% July 18
72
June 20
30% July
8
N. Y. STOCK
34
AGGREGATE SALES
Since
August.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
1933.
124,900
Bid.
Par.
Shares
Shares
1,294,800
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
STOCKS
NT. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Amer Power Ut Light
Aug. 1.
Ask
7% Sale
•
Bid:
11%
Ask
Sale
13
Ask.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
11
13% Aug. 10
Aug. 17
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Price.
4
Feb. 27
Sale Price.
19% July
13
—L-
*
f re.eireu
Lowest. 1
Sale Prices.
Aug. 31.
Bid.
Preferred
40
110,900
115,700
3,262,385
1,400
276",300
2,034", 920
5,500
1,600
17,200
65,600
50,800
379,100
16,480
7,200
3,000
273,800
630
169,000
3,800
2,700
6,500
1,912,900
51,000
34,300
66,000
1,220
110
(5)
$6 preferred A stpd
$5 preferred new
2,910
89,500
524,800
20,000
283,400
4,449,395
223,200
1,543,200
7,900
16,800
1,300
21,000
142,800
10,000
53,600
21,700
27,700
14,085
990,700
536,000
18,800
635,100
421,900
800
1,600
1,040
65,300
26,100
1,200
49,600
36,500
2,100
190
8,300
400
353,500
800
138,800
220
300
4,600
960
58,800
2,198,100
1,444,500
721,900
126,200
8,330
1,980
"""170
4,090
3,200
16,300
55,680
346,400
14,500
9,400
2,150
3,400
8,700
1,521,400
119,900
6,284
77,500
1,805,800
77,300
2,300
200
300
116,000
4,200
900
16.500
130,000
2,800
370
*
1H
*
ii(j
American Seating
Amer
Ship & Comm
American Shipbuilding
Amer Smelt & Keflning.
Preferred
100
2d Preferred
\ merle an
100
Snuff
25
Prefer red
....
Chem
Sale
37
38
Sale
4
5
4
19%
2%
26
Sale
Sale
Sale
31% Sale
Sale
74
32%
60
44%
106
Sale
65
45%
112
2
25%
38%
77%
59
49%
106
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
60
Sale
114
19
Aug.
Aug.
4% Aug.
1% Aug.
24% Aug.
31
Aug.
71
Aug.
58
Aug.
46% Aug.
5
9% Apr.
1
9
Apr.
19
4% Feb. 27
6 117
81% Apr.
July 17
July 13
July
7
July 31
Mar, 2(
6
Apr.
Mar, 20
8
Apr.
11% Mar, 3
10% Feb. 25
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
July
July
II*
112
5%
20%
%
%
25% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2% Aug.
30
Aug.
41
Aug.
79% Aug.
65
Aug.
49% Aug.
112
Aug.
41
5
36
Aug.
*
5
Sale
15
Sale
17
100
13
Sale
26%
Sale
•
17
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
21%
70%
10%
42%
Sale
26%
29%
24%
Sale
68
Sale
68
Sale
13%
52%
Sale
10% Aug.
41
Aug.
25
25
100
Amer
Type Founders
Preferred.
Am Wat Wks A El
Certificates
21
78
87
100 104%
Tobacco
1st preferred...
;„*
American Woolen
Preferred
100
Preferred
1 OP
(Del) pref
..100
Armour of Illinois class A--25
Class B
25
Preferred
100
Arnold Constable ( orp
Artloom Corporath n__
Preferred
54
50
53%
4% Sale
24
% Sale
2%
7
2%
3
15
17
7% Sale
4%
5%
9%
11
61%
63
2%
6
10%
12
95%
99
41
Sale
1% Sale
% Sale
7% Sale
50
2d preferred.....
4
21
100
...
25
AtlG A WISS Line*
...
...
.....
100
25
Sale
26%
13
,21
14%
4%
5%
17
...IlOO
Preferred..
Atlas Tack Corp
Auburn Automobile
»
*
Austin, Nichols A Co
Prior A
*
15%
7
11
Sale
8%
Atlas Powder
3%
1%
1
100
Dry Gcods
1st preferred
4%
3%
I
elated
...
Sale
1%
...100
Atlantic Refining
Sale
*
Art Metal Construction
10
Associated Apparel Indus..*
Associated Oil
7
Sale
55% Sale
114% 115
*
...
Sale
55
31%
22%
5
Telep A Teieg
Preferred
13
17% Aug.
Aug.
38% Aug.
55
Sale
Aug.
110
111
Aug.
20%' 16,% Aug.
Sale
120% Aug.
Sale I 80% Aug.
Sale
83% Aug.
118
' 116% Aug.
13
Sale
Aug.
Sale
25
Aug.
Sale
26% Aug.
Sale
21% Aug.
...
Preferred
*88c
16
23%
36
Sale
103
5%
Class B
Armour
22%
2%
y
34
30%
"31
Am Sum Toh
American
31
101
100
Stores
American Sugar Refining. 100
Preferred
100
Amer
Aug. 30 33
Aug. 24 27%
Aug.
1
17%
111% Aug. 21 116
27
23
31
Jan.
20% Jan.
32% Jan.
102% Jan.
31%
47%
7%
4%
36%
42%
11
13
13
June 20
June
19
July
July
10; 85
2
73
July
10
'9% Aug.
9 112
July
18
19
6
28
25
i
Foundries..
Preferred
American
116
"27% 28
Sale
24
23%
32
16% Sale
Sale
Sale
116% 114
CojrpL__
j.
-
Amer Steel
100
.....
30
300
340
Sale
29%
29%
13%
•
51,630 Am Writing Paper v tr ctfs,*
Pref voting trust ctfs
9,320
*
257,000 Amer Zinc. Lead A Smelt.._1
Preferred
10,700
25
4,873,465 Anaconda Coppei...
50
11,600. Anaconda Wire A Cable.
*
456,700' Anchor Cap Corp
•
Preferred
•
2,040
7,700 Andes Copper Mining Co
•
88,800 Archer Daniels Mid
•
4,800
153,400
117,200
68,600
8,600
320
300
100
TVs
21 %
100
American Safety Razor
Preferred
524,600
230
91
25
Preferred
American Republics
Am Rolling Mill.
Amer Sol? A
44,500
17%
18$*
20%
22
7% Sale
Am Radiator & Stand San.
61
9%
61%
Sa^J*
i4* A*
49
17%
Sale
74%
Sale
40
56%
110
41%
Sale
Sale
16% Sale
120% Sale
80% Sale
83% Sale
116% 120
Sale
23
70
40%
64%
110%
19%
126%
88%
90%
116%
Sale
78
70
Sale
Sale
1
28
28
7
1
1
1
1
1
30
18
8
23
1
Aug. 31
1
1
3%
Sale
2%
3
14
9
Sale
9
11
21
8'
Sale
16
2% Aug.
7
Aug.
7% Aug.
51
55
50
40
60
Aug.
15% Aug.
17% Sale
15% Sale
11
11
Aug.
13%
11%
10%
Sale
21
Sale
27
Aug.
21
80
90
85
Aug.
86
80
Sale
9
8% Aug.
9%
8%
25% Aug.
27% Sale
25% Sale
106
Aug.
104
112% 110% Sale
Sale
80
Sale
80
Aug.
85
Sale
Sale
4% Aug.
5%
5%
2% Aug.
3% Sale
3% Sale
55
Aug.
59% Sale
64% Sale
4% Aug.
5% Sale
4% Sale
5% Aug.
5%
6%
5% 1 7.
62
60%
6
Aug.
6% "m
6% ""7%
2% Aug.
2% Sale
2%
2%
14
13
12% Aug.
16% Sale
50
45
58
50
60
Aug.
45
40
47
47
45
Aug.
Sale
Sale
26
28
33
Aug.
23 % Sale
22
27
23% Aug.
31
27% Aug.
27% Sale
27%
23
Aug.
29% Sale
23% Sale
25% Aug.
30% Sale
25% Sale
79
79%
77%' Sale
77% Aug.
18
9% Aug.
17%
9% Sale
Sale
52
53
Aug.
59% Sale
Sale
Sale
6
5% AUg.
Sale
Sale
35
31% Aug.
8
8%
s!'A
9
1
16
1
8
29
1
3
31
30
30
24% Aug.
75
Aug.
42
Aug.
67
Aug.
110% Aug.
21% Aug.
131% Aug.
88% Aug.
92% Aug.
119
Aug.
18% Aug.
29% Aug.
31% Aug.
25% Aug.
74
Aug.
15% Aug.
57
Aug.
28
7
21% Jan.
22
SO
Jan.
19
10
6
Jan.
Apr.
13
18
Feb.
23
29
28
50% Feb. 25
102% Mar. 1
29 I
4 3% Apr. 10
6
11 1 10
Apr.
29, crl0% Apr. 7,
4
Apr.
10
3
Mar. 24
SO
11
3% Mar. 2
22% Feb. 16
2
24
31
25
1
1
31
1
4
1
29
18
ll
3% Aug.
3
Aug.
2
8% Aug.
53% Aug. 25
18% Aug. 25
Aug.
4
28% Aug.
89
Aug.
9
Aug.
27% Aug.
110% Aug.
86% Aug.
6% Aug.
4
Aug.
25
28
1
% Feb
% Feb.
2% Feb.
8*
17
28
20
Feb.
24
5
Feb.
28
4% Jan.
8
6
Jan.
20
62% Jan.
2% Feb.
11
10
Mar.
31
Feb.
June
7
3
23
July
61% July
7
10
7
13
15
18
13
1
7
18
5
18
13
12
13
5
17
4% June 27
8
14% July
10% July 10
66
July 17
22% July 19
8
15% June
39% July 18
90
July 18
3
14% June
29% July 20
115
July 18
90
July 15
10
Jan.
3
22
1% Feb.
% Feb.
20
7
Feb.
27,
93
1% Jan.
19.
7
July 17
9% June 24
51% Jan. 27
9% July
22
72
2
48%
3%
%
3%
7% Aug.
3
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
28
Mar. 271
Feb. 20
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
18
17i
6
7 % June
5 '• July 14
July 14
5% June
18
Feb.
July
20; 20
23' 61% July
15
18%
59%
46%
33%
23%
27%
30%
33%
79%
18%
63%
7%
36
July
17
6% Aug. 22
2
27
85
July
47% July
74
July
112% July
26
July
134 % July
90% July
94% July
120
July
25
July
37% July
43% July
35% June
10
1
If
49
19
25
8
31
27
25
Aug. 10
6% Aug. 25
30
Feb.
30
11
12
4$ Feb. 28
37% Mar. 28
23
Jan.
19
6% Mar. 24
4% Mar.
4% Apr.
12% Feb.
9
Feb.
60
Apr.
1% Feb.
31% Feb.
% Feb.
13
Aug.
Feb.
51% July
35% July
26
July
33% July
31% July
39% July
81% July
18% Aug.
84% July
9% July
38
July
30
13
18
28
16 % July
17
Austrian Credit Anstalt...__
Autosales..
*
Preferred
50
256,300
4,602,200 Aviation Corp of Del (The).. 5
304,200
1,500
2,399,300)Baldwin Locomotive
87,700
340
•
"loo
Preferred
Bamberger (L) A Co pref.. 100
18,570
4,570
4,280
720
Barker Bros
•
Preferred
100
....
II
Barnet Leather
7% preferred
141,600
29,400
130
100
.
50
6,300
Preferred
54,800 Beech-Nut Packing
100
20
376,700 BeldlngBrothers....
1
TJo'ORR BeI* Nat Rys
1,718,200
17,600
235,700
2,462,800
207,600
11,350
236,900
2,530
330
in/1
33,600
1,000
•
1st preferred
164,900 Beatrice Creamery
200
1,700
40,000
4,700
145,700
17,600
11,900
287.700
14,000
700
13,600
•
Part Dro'
Bendlz Aviation Corp.
5
Beneiici al Indus Loan Corp. *
Best A Co
....
Bethlehem Steel Corp......*
7% preferred
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
Blaw-Knox.
*
BloomingdaleBros..
Preferred
100
260 Blumenthal A Co
pref
Brass Corp
436,706 Bohn Alum A
7,500 Bon Ami class A
...25
10
50
14,600 Briggs A Stratton
•
--[Brockway Motor Truck
__|
Preferred
95,900 Brooklyn Union Gas
35,400 Brown Shoe, Inc
4,900
2,800
560
65,066
8,200
5,900
11,600
10,400
140
31,600
950
8,500
6,700
900
230
1,233,500
203,000
136,800
168,800
176,300
58,000
1,900
200
13,800
4,300
69,200
160
c
0»«b sale
....
•
*
Briggs Manufacturing.
Brunswlck-Balke-Coll
Brunsw'k Term A Ry
Sec!
Bucyrus-Erle Co
*
*
•
10
Conv preferred
...
5
100
*
....100
*
•
*
*
loo
»
Class B certificates
3,830 Bush Term Bldgs gtd pref. 100
Butte Copper A Zinc...... .5
a
Butterlck
Butte & Superior
Mining.Ho
Byers Co.........
Preferred,.
Optional) aid
12% Aug. 28
Sale
40
96
105
95%
4%
19%
99
Sale
20
14% Aug.
50
Aug.
99% Aug.
5% Aug.
19% Aug.
25
39
8
1
9
10%
45%
87 %
17%
73%
Sale
10% Aug.
46% Aug.
90
Aug.
19% Aug.
80% Aug.
67
Aug.
11% Aug.
94% Aug.
19% Aug.
15
Aug.
33% Aug.
31
„y*
„
VA
7% Sale
I*
30
25
Sale
hi*
11% Sale
62%
llH
3%
3%
18
Sale
8%
28%
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
17%
80%
Sale
87
47
98
Aug.
3% Aug.
18
Aug.
8
1
Sale
< % Aug.
28% Aug.
Aug.
!
1
90
1
Sale
17
Aug. 30
95
75
67
62
91
Sale
86
93 %
Sale
Sale
15%
Sale
88%
Sale
11%
Sale
18%
Sale
Aug. 30
Aug.
7
7% Aug.
7
88
Aug. 17
14% Aug.
1
46
4% Sale
11*
60
8%
63
65
14
9%
10%
14% Sale
27% 28
6%
7%
4%
5%
11%
"50%
60
35]
40
12% *13%
.
52
55
Sale
13% Aug. 30
25 ~~
Sale"
30%
Sale
24
37%
Sale
39% Sale
61
Sale
67
68
19
24
23
Sale
15
Sale
18
25
it*
Sale
19%
11
7
10
10
Aug.
4
35% Aug.
1
60% Aug.
J
18
Aug. 18
13% Aug.
7
18
Aug. 11
31
1
10
14
29
18
25
28
14
25
25
10
3
25
11
5% Feb.
3%
9%
68%
%
5%
27
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
17% July
60
July
95% July
7% June
24.% July
7
18
13
20
18
Mar.
Jan.
7
S*
Sale
70
27
Feb.
July
7
13
10
June 29
85
52
33
18
Feb.
Aug.
24
Aug.
15% Aug.
18
Aug.
45
Jan.
3%
62%
6%
13%
9
10%
25%
6%
3%
6%
24
35% Aug.
1
70
Aug. 25
July
52% July
18 100
Mar.
45
53
Sale
74
11
3% Jan.
48% Aug. 29
71
Aug. 10
43
69% Aug.
"64%
40
35%
60%
3
27
May 25
70% June 27
Feb.
6
12% July
Apr.
94% Aug. 25
21 % July 17
Feb. 27
Aug. 30 15
Aug. 14
Mar.
2
33% Aug. 25
Mar. 2 49% July
7
Feb. 28 82
July
3
5
Apr.
29% June 30
Feb. 28
19% July 19
Feb. 28 21
July 18
Jan. 25' 65
May 16
Apr. 19 50
July 16
Mar. 2; 54% July
6
Feb. 23] 74
June 13
63%
Sale"
24
8%
sg
30%
Sale
27%
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
19
Sale
flU
11X
32
IIIIlOO
Sale
35
108% 110
4% Sale
2%
3%
Ji
Sale
2%
2%
3% Sale
36
40
1%
3%
1% Sale
2%
3%
1%
1%
%
a
2% Sale
1%
*8
B
•
1,073,100i Burroughs Add Mach.
53,000 Bush Terminal Co
9,780'
Debenture stock.... ...100
164,900
61,600
42,100
841,200
2,650
1
10% Aug.
39
Aug.
9%
2
14%
3%
16
2
16%
2%
17
26%
14%
2%
14%
Aug. 24
Aug.
7
Aug.
9
Aug. 14
Aug.
9
21% Aug. 23
3
Aug. 18
17
Aug. 29
27
5% Feb. 28
% May
7% Feb.
37%
21%
4%
18%
3
5
July
July
July
July
19
June
12
July
July
July
18
7
18
5
*
..100
.
220
6,700
9% Aug.
Sale
...100
Preferred
3,730
Preferred (7)
551,500 Budd (E G) Mfg..
10,810
Preferred 7%.
374,900 Budd Wheel
154,000 Bullard Co
20,200 Hulova Watch.
4,250 Burns Brothers.
1,7001
Class A v t c
3,250
Preferred.....
4,400
Class B
700
Sale
14%
100
1,098,500 Borden Co (The)
661,800 Borg-Warner Corp
18,200 Botany Cons Mills A
1,600
11%
Sale
....»
1st preferred.
900
100
♦
*
Booth Fisheries.
81,700
73,200
Sale
11%
»
__5
...
2,599
9,200
9%
4% Sale
12% Sale
71
79
100
1,579,900 Barnsdall Corp.
164,150 BayukClgar8, inc
180
6% Sale
7%
3%
23$
2
A*
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
1%
2%
1%
1%
13% Sale
44
60
79
46
116%
9%
10%
2%
8%
10%
59
6%
29%
3%
8%
3%
81%
Sale
77
Sale
49%
Sale
45
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
11%
11%
1%
i§*
61
6%
Sale
Sale
9%
13%
70
Sale
Sale
23
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
9
2%
3
3% Sale
5%
1%
2%
9
7%
2%
2%
2
2%
2
3
5%
1
2%
7
14%
1 4%
7%
14%
76% Aug. 17
Aug.
1
81% Aug.
8
50
Aug. 29
117
Sale
Sale
4%
9
Sale
3
Sale
4
Sale
1%
7
Aug.
1
10% Aug.
1% Aug. 17
8% Aug. 16
1
10% Aug.
59
Aug.
2
6
Aug. 16
23
Aug. 21
Aug. 17
3;
8
Aug. 17
3% Aug.
1
12% Aug.
12% Aug.
2% Aug.
10% Aug.
14% Aug.
60
Aug.
7% Aug.
30
Aug.
4% Aug.
9% Aug.
3% Aug.
10
1
10
10
30
17
4
Sale
6
14
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
4
3%
2
1%
28%
Sale
31k
Sale
60
Sale
65%
70
% Apr.
15
3
Mar.
1
Feb.
2%
%
%
%
1%
7
Feb.
2
Mar.
Apr. 17
4
Jan.
6
Jan.
16i
8
June 26
July
10
June
20
June 20
June 26
July
July
5% July
13% July
35
3
3
5
3
6% Aug. 15
13% Aug.
1
4
Aug.
2
6
Aug. 31
12% Aug. 28
2% Aug.
3
Aug.
1% Aug.
28% Aug.
60
Aug.
9% Aug. 23
18%lAug.
23
4% Aug.
7% Aug.
15
Aug.
3
Aug.
2
7
1
1
4
Aug.
1
2
Aug. 23
36% Aug. 29
68
Aug. 25
% Feb.
6% Feb.
1
Apr.
1
Apr.
7% Apr.
% Mar.
1% Apr.
1
Feb.
1
14
1
3
26
31
10
10
25
30% Mar.
2
8% Feb.
5
June 29
5
June
5
3
13
June
June
3
8
3% June
3
C,23"*
Sale
63% Apr.
88
28% Mar.
53
108% Mar. 22 117
2% Feb. 24
14%
1% Mar. 3
18%
% Jan. 11
4%
2
Feb. 27
12%
23
2% Feb.
19%
20% Mar. 31 72
6
2
June 21
20% July
8
9%
23%
4%
7%
2%
June
1
5
June
2
June
13
2
June
43% July
80
3
8
Jan.
June
July
18
18
AGGREGATE SALES
PRICES IN AUGUST.
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
160
226,300
160
57,700
605,000
800
1,900
220
8,500
1,700
251,665
11,100
'9",400
70,400
22,500
11,200
300
32,300
4,400
370
1,514.600
10,200
590
9
60
2,000
41
834
5,760
486,560
81,100
250
900
124,000
150
41,600
9,400
213,900
8,900
634
134
480
330
77,200
2,500
1,607". 100
300
1,600
7,366,766
4,660
95,200
680
5,370
40
1,700
7,500
250,900
6,300
7,400
382,600
1,200
35,100
21,900
47,800
4,700
11,100
37,700
234,100
86,200
1,055
16,300
31,400
•
44,960
180
12,800
Preferred..
734
15
8
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
2734
3434
7634
1934
24
Sale
934
Sale
Sale
Sale
2434
67
9
234
4234
434
2334
19
100
100
*
102
84
51
2034
334
45
1134
35
20
3 34
334
11
35
834
334
734
634
*
Class B
86
67
5534
534
8
Sale
39
25
100
Sale
5034
50 34
Aug.
Aug.
1034
24
Sale
1134
1434
54
54
67
54
ii
65
52
50
55
50
Sale
49
60
50
59
50
3
4
99
Sale
334
36
Sale
10
99
Sale
101
Sale
6
Sale
3
134
34
Sale
1134
234
6034
o
Sale
Sale
ifA
Sale
5934
1134
2834
Sale
5
,29
86,000|CrosIey Radio
592,800 Crown Cort. A Seal
43,800
Prefen ed
450|Crown WI1 P 1st pf..
357,300 Crown Zellerbach v
•
3
934
4434
*
17
Sale
*
24
27
36
25
Sale
4234
534
Sale
26
Sale
45
*
10
100
50
Sale
Sale
1334 Sale
234
6134
Sale
Sale
103 J4
ol34
6
2 34
1134
234
5934
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
234
77
139
Sale
.—.100
Sale
20
Sale
I
4
183|
334
Sale
106
Sale
834
4634
O9034
334
934
1 234
Sale
1534
1934
34
134
834
2234
134
934
Sale
334
44
Sale
*
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
1034
42
Sale
6
100
Sale
34
934
5034
9134
3 34
1334
34
10
24
234
.
Sale
1034
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
5934 Aug.
11
Aug.
28
Sale
Aug.
2
Sale
Aug.
13 34 Aug.
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
7534 Aug.
Salo
Aug.
13734 13834 136
Sale
434 Aug.
534 Sale
29
Sale
Aug.
3134 Sale
Sale
934 Aug.
10
934
4334 Aug.
Sale
4534 Sale
3534 Aug.
35
;^7
3634
48
60
Aug.
5934 54
5
Sale
Aug.
634 Sale
26
Sale
26
30
Aug.
47
Aug.
4934 Sale
5034
Sale
134 Aug.
2.34 Sale
6
Sale
Aug.
734 Sale
42
45
Aug.
47
4234
44
Sale
Sale
51
Aug.
Sale
5434
13734
234
Sale
10434
134
Sale
3934
Sale
5234 Sale
9234 Sale
334 Sale
Sale
4
9
Sale
Aug.
2934 Aug.
634 Aug.
1934 Aug.
14
Aug.
55
25
235,500 Cudahy Packing
3834 Sale
5
934
5434
5434
334
•
Preferred
"ii 34
90
92
32
*
682,800 Cuban American Sugar
67
9034
46
332,700.Cream of Wheat ctfs
t c
3234 Aug.
4734
4534
134 "234
634
534
5934 Sale
....
Amer
3834 Sale
47
iH
1*
2
Feb.28
734
Feb. 25
14
434
2534
3034
41
Feb.
2
Feb.24
Jan. 18
Feb. 27
Feb.27
534 Mar. 2
434 Feb. 27
34 Mar. 15
34 Feb. 4
134 Jan.
5
14
Jan.
3
2
Apr.
19
Feb. 27
3
1
1934 Aug. 15
Aug. 25
52
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
4
1
Jan.
9
Mar. 27
734 Apr.
1434 Jan.
10
31
5
2
25
21
3
28
2
2
Aug. "l
2
Aug.
Aug. 24
Aug. 15
9
Aug.
Aug. 28
Aug. 11
Aug. 10
Aug. 25
Aug. 25
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Mar.
Feb.
6
Apr.
734 Mar.
734 Mar.
45
Apr.
40
Apr.
34 Feb.
34 Mar.
134 Jan.
234 June
19
June
7
Mar. 30
1
10
14
40
1
1
25
1
234
234
634
Sale
1134
7
Sale
7
1234 Sale
3034 Sale
234 Sale
1734 Sale
16
66
17
7
7
1
22
1
1
1
16
25
28
16
1
18
7
12
Jan.
1534 July
2
17
1
12
19
18
25
18
4
7
95
Feb.
Mar.
£18 "
Mar.
Jan.
9334 Aug. 17
84
Jan.
9
>i« Jan.
Feb.
6734 Aug. 31
1234 Aug. 23
32
Aug. 29
1
234 Aug.
1834 Aug. 31
9034 Aug. 25
8
13934 Aug.
534 Aug.
33
Aug.
1034 Aug.
49 34 Aug.
3734 Aug.
54
Aug.
634 Aug.
32
Aug.
4934 Aug.
234 Aug.
834 Aug.
46
Aug.
53
Aug.
4734 June
200
July
2234 July
8«
Aug.
2134 Aug.
80
July
17
1834 Mar.
1834 Mar.
Feb.
1434 Aug. 18
234 Aug. 18
62
Aug. 28
July
22
70
4
16
3
Apr.
734 Jan.
634 Feb.
52
May
54
Aug.
54
14
Aug. 14
13
334 Apr.
16
Aug. 10
33
Apr.
Aug. 23
28, 52
31
Apr.
7
28
5134 Aug.
3834 Apr.
2
28
5434 Aug.
134 Jan.
34 Jan.
1
8
434 Aug.
534 Mar.
2
3
1034 Aug.
40
Apr.
2
17
5434 Aug.
Apr.
94
29
7 a80
Aug.
234 Apr
11
334 Aug. 22
5
Mar.
1
1434 Aug. 31
9534 Mar.
15 10434 Aug. 29
34 Mar.
2
1
24
Aug.
134 Jan.
1! 10
Aug. 30
34 Feb.
161
334 Aug. 29
1!
June
17
19
3
fsH
Mar.
Feb.
7
£
Aug. 31
Aug. 31
Jtuie 27
Aug. 30
Aug.
8
18
13
July
18
June
19 % June
60
July
65
June
7
22
30
7
14
8
62 34 July 20
5 34 May 29
14 34 May 29
6434 June 13
Jan.
99
3
,
534 Jan.
July
July
334 July
1034 July
434 June
1834 July
334 July
64
Jluy
15 ?4
1 105
1|
3534 Feb. 24
334 Feb. 25
1034 Mar.
1
12
June
60
July
5534 Jan.
Jan.
434 Mar.
W
June
June
Mar.
45 34
July
July
57* July
34 Jan.
36
June 26
3
43
July
3
4 111.. Mar.
2
18 11134 Mar.
1
9734 Jan. 31
116 Jan.
3
25
1!
28
22
19
11
17
July
31
8
July
2834
7434
7134
2434
634
6034
1734
3934
2434
2434
5
May
Apr.
40 34 Aug. 25
June 29
Feb.
12
21
30
20
31
18
5
18
28
June
10
30
7
83
25
31
20
18
June 26
2334 Feb.
654 Mar.
134 Apr.
25
17
3
18
54
4034 Aug. 25
4
734 Aug.
Aug. 24
15
Aug. 10
7
3
Apr.
Apr.
63 34 May
28
11
4234 July
July
July
2034 Jan.
5234 July
100
105
7334 Jan.
44
Apr.
3
17
19
June 20
July
234 July
834 July
534 July
1434 June
4134 July
Jan.
49
5
2
15
19
18
13,
13
17
19
"
72
17
534 May 10
3 34 Apr.
4'
16
Apr. 10
2
59
Mar.
9
Mar. 31
23
11%
25
Jan.
7
1634 July
July
July
1234 July
3534 July
10334 July
8634 July
29 34 July
5834 July
534 July
434 July
12 34 July
41
July
1154 July
95
17
June
49
6
Mar.
5
10
90
180
Aug. 28
Aug. 18
3
3
234 Mar.
534 Feb.
634 Jan.
25
1%
1234 July
2534 June
2234 May
34
July
1034 July
2134 July
47 34 Aug.
534 Jan.
3834 Aug. 25
534 Aug.
4
34 34 July
June
Feb.27
52
Sale
434
4434
100
.
10
Sale
14
J,**
»
Preferred...
90
Sale
3034
734
1934
1334
50
100
2
10334 Jan.
Sale
50
Prior preferred
734 Mar.
34 Jan. 19
104
105
87
*.• Sale
1034 Sale
Solvents....---*
Prod Refining
Preferred
13,0251
49
Aug. 10
Aug.
2
Aug.. 10
Aug. 23
Aug. 10
Aug. 18
Aug. 28
Aug.
4
Aug. 25
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
Aug. 25
Aug.
4
Aug.
Aug. 10
Aug. 25
Aug.
2
104
Conde-NastPublic'ns
Preferred.
14
70
70 h
Highest.
Sale Prices.
4
25
Sale
1034
2134
1234
2434
25
Sale
1534
8634
79 h
5H
70
stamped
179,200lCrucible Steel of
18,910|
Preferred..
373,700 Cuba Co (The)
1834
Sale
3434
3 34
334234
234
Sale
734
Sale
.r2934
734
834
93
Sale
27 34 Aug.
1
434 Aug. 16
534
934
2834
7934
7334
3234
181
318,600|Coty, Inc
<-
7234
134
734
1134
3234
2934
Sale
—
.
20
20,800
9,000
1,200
15,200
33,800
63
30
1834
1,065,206.Corn
1,600
81
Sale
1
16
1
16
1
31
31
7
1
1
1
1
16
28
29
11
11
2234
2334
85
9834
9434
4634
Sale
12
358,200 Continental Insurance..2.50
1,276,560 Continental Motors.
2,824,300 Continental Oil of Del
♦
3,500
20,200
30
Sale
2634
834
2734
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2034
Sale
10
29
Sale
534
Sale
634
Sale
13634
1254
7934
434
50 34
1034
793,600 Continental Can...
20
126,466 Continental Diamond Fibre 5
8,435
16
1234
45
151,000 Container Corp class A.—.20
213,100
Class B
*
288,500 Continental BakclA
•
500,300
7
Sale
12
100
7334
1,243,500,Consolidated Textile.
27,200
3,300
78 34
Sale
12
(634) —100
996
Prior pref x warrants.. 100
98,660 Consol Film Industry
1
333,800
Preferred
•
3.772,266 Consolidated Gas.....—•
76,100
Pref $5
..*
109,650 Consol Laundries Corp.....*
3,075,706 Consolidated Oil Corp
*
6,456
8% preferred
100
15,600
22,400
8
93
20
3134
1934
6734
4534
1H
134
434
434
34
1034
—
50
480
3434
3534
20
3
90
—
10,700
8
Sale
934 Sale
50
s
*
23,560 Congress Cigar....
*
30 Conn Railway A Lighting 100
20
4% preferred
...100
110,810 Consolidated Cigar
""""16
Sale
29
17 34
12
60
ys
609,900 Congoleum-Nairn Inc
200
4734
334
234
434
Sale
Sale
Sale
y
296H
1934
7234
634 % preferred
Convertible preferred
Commercial
Sale
Sale
10.34
25
*
Preferred B
1st preferred...
Warrants
23 34
1034
Sale
134
—
Preferred 7%
645
77
73
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
*
-50
25
25
-100
11
4634
45
Preferred
648,421 Comm In? Trust
1,935
38,700
Sale
39
1834
Sale
3
5 34
7
634 Sale
634
8
'6%
4
334
9
1634 Sale
100
-.*
100
Colonial Beacon Oil Co
*
Colorado Fuel A Iron ..—»-•
Preferred
—100
Columbia G A EI PreferredlOO
Common
*
5% pref series B_.
..100
4,310
5,759
5,940
2734
20
2H
Preferred
Commercial Credit
46,000
Class A
300
2834
134
634
934
3134
2734
834
2834 Sale
434 Sale
7
17 34
15
Sale
7234
1934
3534
334
334
934
#2934
734
80
Sale
Sale
5
♦,
*|
486,166
4,700
Sale
3
Preferred
115,600
s54
62
2,510
24,800
2,871,675
—
980
809,600 Columbian Carbon
123,900 Columbia Pictures'Corp ft c*
5,029,316 Commonwealth A Southern
59,400
1 34
"M
462,200 Collins 8c Alkman
100
Sale
34
*'
..*
2,300
86,200
851
5034
Sale
Lowest.
Ask
26
134 Sale
634 Sale
934
1034
2634 Sale
2834 Sale
9
834
29
2734
66
Sale
634
226 Coca-Cola Internat Corp—*
441,256 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co..*
16,200
30
47
—100
21,566
271
7
2434
Sale
Bid.
934 Aug.
1134
Sale
23
1734 Aug.
13
Sale
12
1234
Aug.
Sale
Sale
20
2634
Aug.
634
Sale
634 Aug.
834
17
19
1534
1734
1334 Aug.
Sale
4434 Sale
3134 Aug.
4734
Sale
19
Sale
18
20J4
Aug.
70
69
71
6934 *68
Aug.
80
51
Sale
134 Sale
234
134 Aug.
Sale
1
134
134
Aug.
5
534
434 Aug.
534
534
334
4
334 Aug.
334
Sale
934 Sale
934 Aug.
1034
Sale
30
Sale
2834 Aug.
3134
96
97
98
Aug. 18100
Sale
90 74 Sale
9034 Aug. 311 9834
Sale
4734 Sale
1
4634 Aug.
4734
180
Sale
19
1834 Sale I 1534 Aug.
Sale
85
88
87 34
8534 Aug.
Sale
13
1934 Sale
2134
Aug.
76
76
Sale
76
79
Aug.
10
734
10
934 Aug.
934
Sale i
8
634 Sale
434 Aug.
Sale
Sale
i 20
1734 Aug.
3434
80
76
74
78
78
Aug.
Sale
18
1934 Sale
2134
Aug.
71
65
65
71
6334 Aug.
Sale
64 34 Sale
50
6634
Aug.
Sale
2334 Sale
2034 Aug.
2334
Sale
4
334 Sale
334 Aug.
Sale
45
43
Sale
4734
Aug.
Sale
1634 Sale
1134 Aug.
1734
Sale
38
35
Sale
3934
Aug.
24 34
2234 Aug.
25
2434
2334
23
24
2434
25
2434
Aug.
86
95
95
96
943-4
Aug.
231,100 Coca-Cola Co (The)
19,900
Class A
6,800
16
6
-
84,500
15,580
2,220
8,990 Clark Equipments
33,606 Cluett, Peabody 8c Co
910
Preferred
2,230
2,500
534
14
100
—*
Voting trust certificates..*
Class A
*
Class A vot trust ctfs
*
277,800 City Stores
400
o
X8H Sale
^
1,030
Sale
Aug. 31.
Ask.
Bid.
25
Sale
3
820 City Investing
4,300
Ask.
a£
241,000 Chicago Pneum Tool
—*
53,300
Preferred
*
19,140 Chicago Yellow Cab
*
208,366 Cbickasha Cotton Oil—..-10
72,200 Childs Co
-*
4,540 Chile Copper
25
6,985,206 Chrysler Corporation
5
182,400 City Ice A Fuel
13,530
Preferred
100
23",800
Aug. 1.
1933.
Bid.
260,400 Calif Packing Corp
•
287,200 Callahan Zinc-Lead
..1"
558,700 Calumet & Hecla Cons Cop 25
61,006 Campbell W & C Foundry—*
938,600 Canada Dry Gin* Ale
5
113,200 Cannon Mills
-•
39,170 Capital Admin Co Ltd c A—*
21,785
Preferred class A
50
4,534,700 Case (J I) Co
100
21,100
Pref 7%
100
917,306 CaterpillarTractor
2,846,506 Celanese Corp of America...•
25,000 Celotex Co...
*
81,900
Voting trust certificates..*
9,520
Preferred
—100
208,290 Central Agulrre Associates.*
54,900 Century Ribbon Mills
1,611
Preferred
100
1,946,300 Cerrode PascoCopp
♦
142,l66 Certain-Teed Prod
*
3.106
7% preferred
100
37,300 Checker Cab
5
733,300 Chesapeake Corp
7,600
6,700
21.900
3,800
116,200
6,600
1,100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
.
Price
Jan. 3
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
August.
35
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
SEPT, 1933.]
10
6
14
5
18
12
11
11
10
6754 Aug. 31
7
173-4 July
July
7
28; 3634
27
4
June
3
1934 July
25'
90 °/g Aug.
8
7
25
a2
Mar. 15 145 34 Jan. 21
Mar. 24
734 June 13
23
Feb.
H734
25
234 Mar. 28
1434 Feb. 27
2434 Feb. 27
1
17
May
1
Apr.
10}
9
Mar.
2
Feb.
271
16
ill
10
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
21
16!
9
3934 July
14 34 June
65
10
8
July
3834 July
13
14
54
Aug.
28
834 July
3734 July
6034 July
434 June
1134 May
17
19
19
68
7
29
June
5
2034 Feb. 211 5934 June
8
Curtiss AeropI & Mot Co Inc •
18", 100
5,900
121,300
37,900
250
203,700 Curtis Publishing Co (The)*
83,700'
Preferred
•
2,548,906 Curf'.ss Wright Corp
l
459,500
Class A
1
936
Cushmans Sons 7% pref.. 100
8% preferred
•
220
"2",205
6,900
60,180 Cutler-Hammer, Inc
39,900 Davega Stores Corp
*
5
934
40
2 34
3
4134
Sale
Sale
4834
Sale
3
Sale
434
Sale
74
7734
90
94
60
75
79
5
14
100
Sale
434
2 34
3 34
634
2434
2534
5434 Sale
334 Sale
634 Sale
9134
9634
74
16
14
634 Mar.
26
18
Aug.
57
Aug.
3 34 Aug.
734 Aug.
9634 Aug.
30
1634
Aug.
634 Aug.
1
1
Feb.
3
3234 June 12
June 12
23;
66
2
Mar.
3o;
74
Mar.
2
434 July 12
8
July 13
96 34 Aug. 21
134 Feb. 23
6034 Jan. 12
6
43! Jan.
134 Feb. 23
100
Sale
Sale
1934 Aug. 16
483-4 Aug.
1
3
Aug.
1
434 Aug.
1
90
Aug.
3
Aug.
834 Aug.
82
June
21
5
July
14
8 34 July
14
434 Jan.
10
I
100,700 Davison Chem_.
334
234
610 Debenham Securities
212,000
7,400
5,700
7,000
716,700 Deere & Co...
97,400
Preferred
62,900 Detroit Edison
18,300 Devoe A Reynolds A
50
620
8,600
1,200
243,100
5,900
42,100
152,506
24,500
1st Preferred
Participating
6%
15,660
700
64,500
No par value,
x
Class B
Ex-dividend
1234
71
29 34
9034
22 34
2834
Sale
30
32
2934
9034
2234
2834
2734
1934
1234
1234
734
26 34
Sale
Sale
Sale
28 34
20
1234
Sale
8
12 34
734
conv
*
cl A..*
•
a
1454
72
26
»
Dresser (S R) Mfg
14
70
Pref..25
.*
Optional sale.
1234
1434
1134
734
34
234
27
Sale
Salo
Stores l td
5
Sale
Sale
19
•
3
82
100
852,800 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
300
5
Sale
._*
.....
Diamond Match...
Dominion
34 Mar. 27
3
2734
1234
734
7-34
6734
7134
1034
15
7934 Sale
20
100
2,205,400 Dome Mines Ltd
126,500
Sale
3
.*
3534
9134
23 34
Sale
Sale
2834
Sale
Sale
32
Sale
21
Sale
Sale
1534
1254
Sale
Sale
634
23
2034
Sale
734
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
1
24
1
7
11
1
1
14
1
1
23
3734 Aug.
15
Aug.
83
Aug.
33% Aug.
9034 Axig.
24
Aug.
30
Aug.
3554 Aug.
2234 Aug.
1534 Aug.
1234 Aug.
734 Aug.
25
25
4
134 May 24
2434 July 31
634 Feb. 24
48
Apr.
Mar.
3
9
10
7
3
7934 Jan.
17 34 Feb. 28
25
11
29
28
29
22
1
8*
1034
1034
634
234
1
Feb.
27
28
27
Feb. 14
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
27
5
49
June 12
July
7
1834 June 22
9134 July 10
33 34 Aug.
9
93
July 13
2934 July
7
31
July 19
3834 July 19
2634 July 18
1834 July 17
18
June
10 34 June
2
2
N. Y. STOCK
36
AQOREOATE SALES.
Since
PRICES
August.
STOCKS
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
1933.
67,600
2,700
2,500
"'"466
Sale
-10
1,257,200 Drug Inc
26,500 Dunhlll Int...............*
37,900 Duplan Silk...............*
5,510 Duquesne Light 1st pref-.lOO
100
507 Durham Hos Mills pref
.......
2,900
28,500
130
49,000
265,100
1,700
42,000
2,100
113,300
230
63,600
12*6
19
95
Sale
9934 166" 100
25
19*6
13
20
Sale
19*6
""6*6
Sale
83*6
Sale, 122
13*6
12*6 Sale
68*6 Sale
80*6
112X 115*6 112*6
3 X Sale
...........
Apr.
Apr.
Sale
iP
IP
Sale
5*6
14*6
Sale
84*6
5*6
10
22
June 22
Aug. 16 101
19*6 Aug. 18 19*6
Aug.
7\ J *6
A*
Sale
Aug.
71 85*6
122
124
Aug. 29 125
12
Sale
Aug.
1; 14*6
68
Sale
Aug.
1 84*6
Sale
112*6 Aug. 30 116
3
Aug.
7
Sale
4*6
3 18*6
13*6 Aug.
18*6
Sale
1 23
16*6 Aug.
1 87
84*6 Aug.
86*6
5
Sale
Aug. 31,
7*6
99
Sale
Sale
75 *6
124
63*6 June 29
14*6 July 19
28*6 June 30
Mar. 31
48*6 Aug. 10
71
13*6 Aug.
22*6 Aug. 30,
Aug.
4
10*6 Aug. 31
Aug. 16
18
Highest.
Sale Price. *
Prices.
Prices
85
2*6
147,402 Eastern Rolling Mills
498,518 Eastman Kodak Co. of N. J.*
Preferred.
100
1,560
480,900 Eaton Mfg. Co.
20
4,858,260 E 1 duP de Nem & Co
100
6% cumul preferred
36,200
*
349,300 Eltlngon Schlld
<»*6% conv 1st pref
100
38,500
1,768,100 Electric Auto-Lite (The)..
Preferred
100
4,040
608,200 Electric Boat..3
45
46*6 Sale
10*6 Sale
21*6 22*6
X Sale
46
101*6
Preferred..............100
10
30
A*
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
Ask.
Par
Shares
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN AUGUST.
Price
N. Y. 8TOCK EXCBANOE
Jn
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
A*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
82*6 June 22
4 102*6 June 13
May
18
18
10
30
17
25
28
18
24
25
29
10
3
Feb.
20
\oH
Mar. 30
June 19
July
4
89*6 July
Mar.
2 130
16
Mar.
3
July
Mar.
2
85*6 July
July
Apr. 20 117
Feb.
4
July
Apr.
May
i
J*
23
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Jan.
17
17
7
14
June
27*6 July
July
July
4
Apr.
3
14
20
8IM
3
12
13
18
3
Elec & Musical Ind—
28,100
95,200
5,500
4,000
10,800
5,200
2,900
"2" 500
210
5,900
1,400
1,500
100
6,600
15,500
5,300
160
1,400
40
"""166
429,400
1,978,400
American
Preferred
.50
1
*
.*
26
28
30
Equitable Office Bldg
»
11
38
Sale
Eureka Vacuum Clean
*
4*6
Evans Products Co
5
1
Exchange Buffet Corp
Fair (The) Co
»
$5.50 preferred
........
$6 cum preferred
Preferred... ........ ...100
690
3
30
Preferred
25
1
.........100
7% preferred
2
10
100
Fashion Park Assn
56
2*6
9*6
8 *6
*
Preferred
100
Federated Departm't Stores.*
Federal Light Ac Traction..15
*
40
2,370
170
2,420
14,900
1,000
25,700
5l",300
49,100
36,200
830
16,300
8,000
800
2,700
6,200^
60
512,000
23,200
64,800
19,300
80
1,260
c20
500
300
15,500
1,300
1,471,600
5,600
6,300
500
560
320
6,900
12,300
3,100
2,800
"""120
84,700
3,000
19,900
700
37,300
470
50,600
33,900
100
20
146,100
6,700
163,800
3,600
17,900.
20
8
15
69*6
2*6
1*6
1*6)
8*6
7*6
1
1*6
1
X
16
7
3
10
7
5*6
5*6 Sale
8*6
7*6
31
.35*6
40
Aug.
*
100
*
...
510
Preferred A (8)
_*
Conv preferred A.
10,000 General Italian Edison
334,900 General Mills
•
19,200
Preferred...
100
14,278,000 Gen Motors Corp........
10
73,500
Preferred (5)
*
32,400 Gen Outdoor Advertising
*
12,600
A
♦
6,100 General Printing Ink....
*
1,220
Preferred...
_.........*
155,600 General Public Service
•
202,000 General Ry Signal
1
Preferred
100
Gen Realty & Utilities Corp.*
Preferred
*
General Refractories
*
Voting trust certificates..*
Gen Steel Casttogs pref....*
Gillette Safety Razor
._*
Convertible preferred
*
Gimbel Brothers
*
7% preferred
100
Gildden Co (The)
♦
7% prior preferred.....100
Gobei (Adolf)
•
776,800.Gold Dust certificates .___.*
......
1
9*6 Aug.
1
8*6 Aug.
4
Aug. 17
10
Aug. 16
1
7
Aug.
50
25*6 Sale
Sale
10
Sale
9*6
50*6
"60"
23*6
40
61
7*6 Sale
3
2*6
3*6 Sale
28
27*6
7*6
9
46
12
59
•
22
June
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
122
Aug. 11
June
12
June
Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
19
7
Apr. 24
62*6 July 18
Feb.
*6
6*6
5*6
8*6
37*6
18
31
3
14
7*6
2*6 Sale
3*6 Sale
29*6 Sale
Sale
28
13
49*6 June 12
June
13
13*6 July
18*6 July
7
17
55
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
June 28
Mar.
11*6 July 19
12*6 May 31
Feb.
70
Jan.
July
5
8
2*6
June
Aug.
Feb.
2*6
8*6
656
11*6
June
8
June
13
Mar.
Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
42
June
Apr.
June
2
June
12
3
3
June
8
10
June
12
Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30
June
18
10
59
Apr.
Apr.
Aug.
256 Aug.
3*6 Aug.
28
Aug.
7\
8
95
23
94
23
Sale
62*6
Sale
69
70
26 N Sale
72
60
Sale
57*6 Sale
Aug.
10
7
6*6 June 12
36
July
6
Feb.
Mar.
9
Mar.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
10
June
1
30
July
94
Aug. 29
18
28
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Mar.
n*
June
7
61
16
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
73
8.
90*6 Aug.
22*6 Aug.
1|
2
70
Aug.
55
Aug. 16
94
June 30
11*6 July
4*6 July
Feb.
2, 31*6 Aug.
6*6 Aug. 11
21
30
June
55
Mar.
8*6 Aug.
3
Aug.
4*6 Aug.
—,
14*6 June 12
59*6 July 20
75
Feb.
1
2
30
21
IP
9
7
0
10
90
97
2*6
456
4
9*6
15
15*6
i?*
94
97
11*6
12*6
13 *6
14
11*6
13*6
15
100
94
Aug.
Aug.
12
11
Aug.
14*6
12*6 Aug.
8
10
14
Sale
18
50
110
70
110
55
70
16
Sale
2^
3
18*6 Sale
1*6 Sale
13*6 Sale
23
21*6
2*6
22*6 Sale
Sale
*6
Sale
Mar.
70 56 July
7
July
18
Sale
16
Sale
35
38
25
Sale
36
Sale
121
22*6
12
Sale
15
3*6 Sale
17
18*6
8
70
Sale
83
32*6 Sale
17*6 Sale
14*6 Sale
103
104
7*6 Sale
6*6 Sale
20
27*6
13
14*6
38*6 Sale
107
112
21*6
12*6
£34*6
1*6
Sale
1P
Sale
Sale
Sale
38
Sale
36
18*
£*
20
11
38*6
108*6
24*6
12*6
37*6
1*6
4
Sale
13*6
19
11*6
15
-14*6
36
58
Sale
10
40*6
67 *6
103*6 106*6 104
28*6 Sale
33*6
Sale
92
91*6
7
10*6
13
70
4*6
35*6
Sale
13
Ik*
82
Sale
92
101*6
2*6 Sale
16*6 Sale
12*6 Sale
8
11*6
30
38
13
Sale
53
Sale
18*
JP
A"
80
2*6
17
15
28*6
It*
4*6 Sale
6
23
Sale
22
14*6
91*6
9*6
20*6
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
105
88.
9*6
23
Sale
2,181,700. Goodyear T & R
•
109,500,
1st preferred........
441,200 Gotham Silk Hosiery
•
2,155]
Preferred.
__I00
ex-warrants..100
•
Sale
35*6
68*6
10*6
Sale
50
Sale
Sale
64
36
Aug.
1
17
1
39*6
23*6
1
16*6
14*6 Aug.
2 105*6
Sale
103
Aug.
Sale
6*6 Aug. 16
8*6
7
6*6 Aug. 16
6*6
30
26*6 Aug. 22 28*6
14
12
Aug. 16
12*6
Sale
37*6 Aug. .16 39*6
110
105
Aug. 18 110
1
Sale
26*6
21*6 Aug.
8
Sale
11*6 Aug.
12*6
1
Sale
38*6
£34*6 Aug.
Sale
8
1*6
1*6 Aug.
7
1*6 Aug.
1*6
1
13
15
Aug.
17
17
Aug. 14
12
12
Aug. 30
13*6
44
41*6 Aug. 29 41*6
1
Sale
58
Aug.
6856
105
104*6 Aug. 15 105*6
1
Sale
35*6
27*6 Aug.
Sale
a91*6 Aug. 29 93*6
Sale
7
5*6 Aug. 25
2
13
15
Aug.
13*6
11*6 Aug. 23
82
75
Aug. 22
"5*6
5*6
4*6 Aug. 17
Sale
8
35
Aug.
43*6
101*6
Sale
2
Aug.
8
2*6
15
Aug.
8 20
18*6
Sale
15*6
12*6 Aug.
1
14*6
32*6
28*6 Aug. 28 32
1
Sale
15*6
12*6 Aug./
8
57*6
56*6
51*6 Aug.
1
Sale
656
456 Aug.
Sale
20
Aug. 22 23
7
Sale
14
Aug.
1956
4
Sale
87
91*6
Aug.
1
Sale
10*6
8*6 Aug.
1
Sale
23*6
20*6 Aug.
Aug.
IS*
IP
13*6 Aug.
37
27
22*6
13*6
5*6
20*6
10*6
32*6 Aug.
85
100
7
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
105
66
June
7
16
23
26*6 June 13
6
4*6 June
2
July 25
31
7
18*6 Aug.
50
24
Aug. 15
23
44*6 Aug. 29
19 131
Aug. 24
1
29
8
Aug.
9
31
June
13
19
23
June
13
27
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
5*6 Aug. 18
20*6 Aug. 25
20
28
103
Aug.
Aug.
1
1
Aug.
7
34*6 Aug.
66*6 Aug. 16
10
Aug.
2;
37
65*6 Aug. 22
June 20
85
7
19
18
10
28
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3
21
July
43*6 July
27
July
20*6 July
30 108
June
15
6
31
30
10*6 July
11*6 June
7
46
June
9
23
June
27
3
9
9
48*6 June 23
28 112
Jan.
25
24
July
July
July
8
24
18
26
30*6
12*6
39*6
2*6
4*6
Aug.
20
18*6
June 20
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
6
20
June
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
26
24
1
June
July
6
19
10
6
3
2*4
16*6 June
9
41*6 Aug. 28
June 28
3
71
28 105*6 Aug. 24
27
34*6 Aug. 25
3
95
July 15
35*6
92*6
10
65*6
2*6
1
10*6 June 12
9
5*6
24
June
13
17
June
10
82
Aug.
»3
12
4
18
.!*
27
8*6 June
49*6 July
93
July
456 June
22*6 June
19*6 July
17
18
Aug.
17
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
20
3
38*6 June
20H Jan. 11
Aug.
88
Aug.
18
Aug.
47
Aug.
4156 Aug.
18
2
6
3
13*6
69*6
11
16
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 30
19
19
9
1
2
22
16
27
16 103
9
12
2
16*6 Sale
44
40*6
38*6 Sale
67*6
69*6
11*6 Sale
104
Aug.
July 13
July
7
71
Aug. 15
23*6 July 17
80
22*6 Sale
15*6 Sale
8*6
19
19
28
44*6 Aug.
ioH
104
28
131
145
130*6 Aug.
18 M
18*6
18*6 Aug.
12
Aug.
12*6
3*6 Aug.
4*6 Sale
20
14*6 Aug.
Sale
8
Aug.
77
39
19
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
50
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
17*6
2356
3*6
*6
18*6
14*6 Aug.
Aug.
71
Aug.
70*6 Aug.
13*6 Aug.
21 *6 Aug.
2*6 Aug.
*6 Aug.
14*6 Sale
49
38*6
18
July
5
98*6 Aug. 24
15
98*6
13*6
14*6
19*6
14
72
June
6
3
50
14*6 Sale"
a Optional Sale J
4
Mar.
72
No par value,
Jan.
53
8*6
9
22*6 Aug.
10
Aug.
58*6 Aug.
•
Preferred..............
Gould Coupler**A"___
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
May
*6 Aug.
5
Aug.
5*6 Aug.
6
Aug.
32
Aug.
70 Gold & Stock Telegraph..100
1,602,500 Goodrich (E J)
*
Preferred
Apr.
Apr
10*6
10*6
4*6
10*6
9*6
50*6 Aug.
Aug. 29
101
7% preferred
40
July 15
15*6 June 13
36*6 June 12
32*6 June 13
54
July 10
Feb.
Feb.
new
Franklin Simon pref
lOfl
Freeport Texas Co
10
6% conv pref...
.....100
Fuller Co prior pref...._...*
2d preferred...___.*
Gabriel Co (The) Class A...*
Gamewell Co (The)....
*
Gen American Investors..]
Preferred.
Gen Amer Transp Corp.....5
General Asphalt
*
General Baking Co
5
12,460
88,800,
2
Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
*
....
3,800]
3*6
10*6
22*6
20*6
48*6
2*6
3*6
16
100
100
61,600
9,070
318,200
5,900
840,300
482,000
537,600
4,650
Preferred
302,900 General Bronze............5
175,700 General Cable...
*
25,795
Preferred 7%..........100
44,700
Class A
•
132,100 Gen Cigar Inc
»
2,980
Preferred (7)
100
6,227,100 General Electric.....
*
234,200
Special
10
1,146,700 General Foods
_........*
419,400 Gen Gas Jt Elec CI A
•
2,180
Class B
•
4,510
Preferred A (7)
*
510,200
40,000
118,900
2,200
2,250
1,727,400
47,400
377,120
16,700
452,500
7,200
784,000
I 50*6
1*6
"l356
60
55
7% conv preferred
*
Foundation Co
_.*
Fourth Nat'l Investors..
1
F01 Film "A"
...._..*
Rights....
160
38", 200
Sale
9
92
*
6,000 Food Machinery Corp......*
430,100 Footer-Wheeler..
.......*
Class A
6*6
8*6
13
10
..........
7,400 Florshelm Shoe class A
1,100
Preferred 6%
300
90
55,800
16 *6
100
51.200 Follansbee Bros
270
2A
100
949,700 Firestone Tire & Rubber
Preferred series A
43,700
194,700 First National Stores
248,600
142,500
542,900
56,415
10,800
1,775
614,800
9,850
tg
11*6
8
7
16
Jan.
40
IX
Sale
10*6
I
36*6
25
1*6
Sale
4
Sale
7
35
21
Preferred
20
1*6
*6
3*6
3*6
100
204,028 Fidelity Phenlx Fire Ins.2.50
1,440 Fifth Avenue Bus Sec Corp.*
33,900
7,800
8,200
43,000
10,800
10*6 Sale
10
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
52*6 Aug. 18 57*6
119*6 Aug. 29 122
7*6 Aug. 23
9*6
27
Aug. 23 31
28*6 Aug. 22 34
39*6
27
58*6
....
70
29*6
42
72
50
40
First preferred
First preferred conv
100
Sale
Sale
7
50
Water Service A
Fisk Rubber..
Sale
9*6
4*6 Sale
10
11*6
.....100
580
Sale
119
7*6 Sale
30
27
Sale
9
55
54
118
9*6 Sale
30
360 Fllene's Sons.
1,200
1,000
26,600
,1"
40H
15
Mining & Smelt
Preferred
50
4,500
15,900
3*
3*
14*
1*
6*
12
11*6
I
60
40
157,200 Federal Motor Truck. .._...*
*
41,200 Federal Screw Works
142,000 Federal
1
Sale
121
___.*
Preferred.
Federal
1*$
o
1*6
Pref ctfs of deposit
100
Fairbanks Morse & Co......*
5
43
*6
25
3,200 Fairbanks Co
Certlfs of deposit
1,100 i
7*6
1*6
10*6
4*6
10
*
3
55
115
28
*
preferred
50
126,900
56
*
6*6
23*6
Engineers Pub Service
3,100
*
+
29
conv
19
18*6
! 47*6 Sale
1 *6 Sale
3*6.
2*6
2*6
Sale
Sale
104
$5
Sale
21" Sale
18*6
41*6 Sale
Preferred............
34,200
2,120
23,200
5,290
134,150
18,900
1,070
4,800
210
179*
2*6
8*6
18*6
17*6
40*6
1 *6
2*6
3*6 Sale
Sale
*
100
3,600
4,400
1,500
6,400
5,300
*
Corp........*
Preferred
510
40
•
.
(6)
Elk Horn Coal
630
200
.
Elec Storage Battery ...
1,480
89,400
21,300
22,100
6,200
130,820
192,600
61,000
1,450
17,400
10
4,000
.
20 Emporium Capwell Corp....*
61,300 Endlcott-John8on.__.__.__50
50
130
i|
*
Preferred certificates.
109,600
102,700
160,700
112,590
55,430
Sale
shares........
Elec Power & Light
70*6 Aug.
12*6 Aug.
67*6 Aug.
June
Jan.
SVA
,
88
21*6 July
63
July
47*6 July
80*6 July
17*6 June
73
July
2
4
3
26
5
27
9
July
7
20
July 18
1
91*6 Aug.
16
July 13
27*6 July 18
105
July 21
5
27
24
June 27
2
28
6
31
Aug. 30
18
13
17
6
12
3
N. Y. STOCK
SEPT., 1933.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Since
August.
Shares
61,700
19,500
1,700
600
8,200
19,100
189,600
1,290
10
34,100
3,400
"3,600
250
400
80
71,800
2,400
1,600
224",300
Grand Union Co trust ctfs.-
234
Sale
3
Sale
5
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
3034
1134
......-100
72 %
Preferred
12,380
Copper..100
•
709,917 Grigsby-Grunow Co
186,600 Guantanamo Sugar........*
Preferred
100
1,140
*
78,600 Gulf States Steel
7% 1st preferred.......100
2,606
....25
16,700 Hackensack Water
Preferred A
—25
1,820
833,400 Habn Department Stores...*
Preferred
.......100
35,400
500 Greene Cananea
Hall
39,600
12,340
280
10
Printing
...—100
.
5,180 Hanna (M A) Co $7 pref
191,200 Harbison Walker Ref
20
Preferred
350
•
•
100
6%
1,420
450
23",800
1,100,
20
700
10,300
140
1,800
2,600
Corp class A
44,500
Class B
-*
262,200
12,920 Hat Corp class A...........1
840
014% preferred-—...100
207,200 Hsyes Body................*
Rights
155,050
114,900 Hazel-Atlas Co............25
25
18,400 Helme (G W)
150
7% preferred
100
....*
8,100 Hercules Motors
...
800
700
37,500
19,200
22,200
107,800
31,000
Lowest.
Prices
3,34 Aug.
1
1034 Aug. 17
434 Aug. 23
1234 Aug. 10
Sale
(R) 8c Co class A
24%
63* Aug.
2934 Aug.
33
24
28
1234
28%
Sale
1
if 12
5*
93*
17%
17%
20
19%
Sale
28
1% Sale
10
13
18
434
334
1934
48
50
33*
8
113*
m»rn.rn,m
%
%
1
6%
134
75
30
Sale
Sale
28
1334 Sale
343* Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
2?«
Sale
30
Sale
24
2% Sale
3
3
33
52
46
2234
27
27
6
51
23%
283*
7
Sale
7%
Sale
30
2834
634
30
50
Sale
Sale
6
3234
133*
36
10734
24
3
33*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
28
3
8
11
28
25
30
16
25
28
25
Aug.
44
Aug.
2234 Aug.
27
Aug.
534 Aug.
25
Aug.
30
51
Aug.
Aug.
233* Aug.
28
Aug.
73* Aug.
3034 Aug.
38*
26
83
Sale
18
19
89
99
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
8034 Aug.
1834 Aug.
92
Aug.
654 Aug.
6
Aug.
Aug.
85
Aug.
2034 Aug.
95
Aug.
6
30
30
10
21
1
8
11
24
18
29
63,400
28,400
10
6,500
Sale
mmfUm
mm.
43*
434
243*
23* Sale
Sale
22% Sale
334 Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
8,900
2,900
Sale
2
82
Sale
69
4334 Sale
54
56
84
52
110
Sale
107
109
5234
57
Sale
83
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
"
300
6,100
2,000
4,800
9,000
1,900
5,500
6,000
26,900
6%
634
21434
4%
113*
4834
23 34
434
213*
1034
53*
-100
515,457(Hupp Motor Car Corp.....10
85
Aug. 25
101
4
Aug.
12734 Aug. 18
9
1434 Aug.
4034 Aug.
107
Aug.
Aug. 28
Aug. 15
Aug.
9
Aug.
3
2 56
2 109
56
Aug.
3
5834
8234 Aug. 14 8634
634 Sale
83*
9
Sale
434 Sale
1134
12
4934 Sale
30 34 Sale
534 Sale
2734 Sale
49
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
5% Sale
634
634
21434
434
1134
4734
2234
434
213*
1034
5
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
302
5
12 34
50
3134
6
2734
153*
63*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
9
25
30
10
9
28
31
21
31
28
25
Motocycle
*
Preferred
........100
184,700
600
30,500
1,700
772,700
900
380
8,500
3,400
13,600
11^500
"""480
3,200
7,100
10,700
1,070
447,400
4,200
330
300
2,600
234
29,800 Indian
Refining
10
1,052,266 Industrial Rayon Corp
349,300 Ingersoll-Rand
20
6% preferred...........100
Steel
6,685,937
7,950
7,710
78,200
85,500
262,600
Intercontinental Rubber..
230
340
40
15,900
7,700
17,700
Internet Carriers
.—...*
Internet Combus Eng.—...*
Preferred certificates
600
80,900
250
273,800
100
2,500
200
72,200
40
420
40,766
28,000
280
83*
3434
Internat Nickel of Canada..*
8% Sale
100
67
Internat Paper pref 7%..100
Internat Paper Ac Power cl A *
2
PreferreJ...
Class B—
80
...*
I
Sale
17
Sale
109
14
534
33*
•
Class C
2j| Sal^
J*
Sale
AA
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
334
42%
4%
43
International Salt...—....*
15
16
22
Sale
International Shoe
24%
9%
Sale
12
46
Sale
33
Sale
543*
1434
Sale
*
International Silver..
..100
100
32
•
7
Sale
2%
Sale
27
......
Interstate Dept Stores
Preferred
Intertype
34
—100
2%
Corp
Island Creek Coal..........1
Aug.
1
1
16
30
1
16
17
9
24
7
30
16
1
Jl
3
Aug.
w* Aug.
66
Aug.
105
Aug.
393* Aug.
734 Aug.
3% Aug.
334 Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
4
Aug.
2234 Aug.
15134 Aug.
934 Aug.
3434 Aug.
18*
28
29
28
16
10
25
10
10
12
70
6
25
734
Sale
32
Aug. 29
Aug. 15
Aug.
3
Aug. 21
17
2034 Sale
106
1043* 108
15
1734
1934
5
534 Sale
2 3*
3
23
234 Sale
234
123*
14% Sale
10
93*
Sale
65
70
24
23
223*
49
4934 45
42 34 Sale
3134
5434
603* Sale
1334
1734 Sale
63*
534
1' 213*
Aug.
9109
Aug.
7
Aug.
1934
Aug.
7, 634
l! 334
Aug.
Aug. 23
234
1
Aug.
1634
Aug. 28
Aug.
1
Aug. 17
19%
87
38
Sale
42
Sale
57%
41
56
1063
83
3
Sale
103
105
Sale
13
Sale
8
Sale
20
Sale
1
15
43*
39
57
93
80
104
84
8%
14
17
71
17
25
7
5034
1
45
1
62 3*
1
183*
63*
2
28
30
22
36
Aug.
Sale
413* Aug.
92
Sale
Aug.
Sale
7934 Aug.
103
Aug.
Aug.
1 63* 13
73* Aug.
83*
3734
8534 100
80
New...
39,110
6% preferred
19,100 Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
—.*
31
8
%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1634
834
2534
Mar.
Feb. 27
63
85
Apr.
5 110
3534 Mar. 29 72
643* Apr.
5 90
434
433*
83*
1 %
534
3
534
33*
4%
30
Sale
32%
39
Aug.
5934 Aug.
105
Aug.
82
Aug.
1043* Aug.
17
Aug.
834 Aug.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
23
23
1934
6
5
334
334
434
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
62
57
65
3* Mar. 23
434 May 16
11
134 Apr
24
4
Apr.
1934
105
27
2
Feb.
25
5
1% Apr.
Mar. 29
234 Mar.
5*
*
4
60
55
303*
534
9
Ex-Rights
17
3
753* Feb. 28
3§
Jan.
16
2
Mar.
12
Feb.
28
5
a Optional sale.
Sale
2134
20
4
Aug.
1
20
Aug. 28
22
434 Aug.
3
Aug. 24
934 Aug. 4
55
Aug. 23
Sale
18
20
56
Sale
Sale
734
Sale
|
31%
634
10
\VA
6*
A*
46
Jan.
10
Jan.
5
Jan.
11
17
5 11934 Aug. 15
4
1334 July 19
4
634 June 20
Jan.
234 Apr.
Jan.
63* Feb. 27
22
July
42
7
17
11
18
72
Jan.
11 109
4
234 Jan.
34 Apr. 21
1
3* Apr.
6
3* Jan.
2
5
Apr.
334 Feb. 28
35
71
28
133*
2434
93*
2434
534
134
273*
5634
5934
7134
213*
3
25
2
28
2
7
27
27
123* Mar.
Apr.
35
Feb.
100
June
10 110
Feb.
27
1
2"
Jan.
26
Jan.
3
2
Aug. 10
534 Aug. 16
4
Aug. 18
113* Aug. 30
65
Aug. 25
7 2834 Aug.
Aug,
Aug. 28, 55
Aug.
55 • Aug,
I
55
56
Aug.
II 323* Aug.
Aug,
Sale a30
634 Aug. 30
734 Aug.
734
83* Aug.
Sale
25
89
55
_
25
28
23
3
23
7| 103* Aug. 22
Jan.
17
1934 July
5
Mar. 15
X%
Mar.
6
2
Jan.
Jan.
13
Feb.
J
Aug. 11
Sale
4034
20
18
24
4% Aug. 10
24
22*
18
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
12
Apr.
134 Jan.
11
Feb.
213* July
10
July
53* July
22
if
2754
5
434 June 21
8234 July 17
78
July 18
106
July 31
4534 July
7
2
934 June
434 Jan. 10
8
334 June
434 July 18
12
July 13
534 July 19
2734 July 19
1533* July 18
July
7
July 17
28
11
4
4
71
6
June
20
11
Aug.
18
17
Sale
25
Sale
13
June
234
7
17
17
Jan.
Sale"
y
1
Feb.
Jan.
17
July
2
6034 July
5 10634 July
1
91
July
2534
Ex-dlvldend
27
Feb.
8
12
July
7% July
29
July
1634 July
73* June
90
15
100
249,100^Lee Rubber Ac Tire
Feb.
Aug. 16
12
June
513* Jan.
37
45
34
100
......—•
3
134 Mar.
15
9
Feo.
100
43*
113*
123*
......—.100
28
8
10
17
1,600) Preferred..
.........100
650,200 Lambert Co (The).....—.—*
7
Apr.
May 16
Mar. 3
Feb. 28
3
Jan.
7
Aug. 30
63* June
23
9
23
52
1834
♦
2
19
18
18
June
16 102
Mar.
1
July
July
July
1034 June 29
2
Jan.
28
Jan.
»
10
4
334 Jan.
2J* Mar.
July
9
24
23,500 Kress (S H) Ac Co
378,900 Kreuger Ac Toll Co (Amer ctfs)
756,000 Kroger Grocery Ac Bak..
•
x
17
5
5
19
12734 Aug. 18
July
6
H
32*
23
10
24
25
31
29
21
11
1
23
Aug. 25
20
Aug. 11
Aug. 4
434
434 Aug. 22
9
23
23
Aug.
23
10
Aug.
9
7
Sale
12
113* Aug.
1334 Aug.
2
1003* Aug. 30 10334 Aug. 21
10234 10034 106
1
4
Sale
Aug.
434
534 Aug. 22
22
1534 Aug. 28 1734 Aug.' 30
& 39
39
36
32
Aug. 14 36
Aug. 14
No par value,
June 21
334 July
July
85
July
1013* July
15
Sale
*
...
3,340 Lane Bryent
July
July
Mar. 17
Aug, 10
Aug.
2
Aug.
1
Aug. 10
52%
20
4,085,300 Kennecott Copper
920,Laclede Gas
6
6
30
3
Feb.
373
500 Chase Nat Bank ctfs of dep.
6,300
Convertible Class A
1
Conv class B_—......—
6,200
1
•
1,417,800 Kelvin a tor Co
1,980 Kendall Co part pref ser A..*
8% preferred
12
July
July
July 19
Aug.
1
11
10
10
July 11
July 11
July
3
Aug. 23
July
5
July 17
July 17
July 17
July 14
July
7
July 12
July
7
July 15
87
Sale
59%
AA
Sale
2I*
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
22
Aug.
754 Aug.
2334 Aug.
Certificates of deposit...
260
17
Jan.
85
30
25
10
28%
25
6% pref ctf of deposit...
Sale
Aug.
1 42%
Aug. 11 11934
Aug. 25 103*
Aug. 17.
434
90
•
Klmberley-Clark.
July
7
14
17
65
Aug. 28
2534 July 11
95
Aug.
8
6
23* June
6
13* June
734 June 21
Mar. 21
29
2
25
28
22
28
Sale
3234
118
11634 119
9
Sale.
83*
4
434
33*
4034
233* Sale
Sale
•
Preferred
100
6,430
8,210 Jones At Laugh Steel pref.101
940 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
376,800 Kayser(J) At Co
5
109,400 Kaufman Dept Stores ..$12.50
3,850 Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf.100
1,000 Kelly-Springfield Tire
•
3%
13
Johns-Manvllle
74,200 Kinney (G R)
9,380
8% preferred
1,190,700 Kresge (S S) Co
1,303
7% preferred
9,780 Kresge Dept Stores:
June 12
9
Mar.
1
13
18
17
13
1034 July
3* Mar.
34 Apr.
1
34 Mar.
534 Apr.
3* Feb.
'32 July
65
July
6934 Jan.
1163* Mar.
145
30
14
35
Feb.
3
3
11
7
11
17
64
334 Feb.
234 Apr.
48
26
2534
2834
934
3834
Mar.
Apr
134 Feb.
9
Apr.
May 23
Sale
4
Internat Mercan Marine....*
9,000
*
Sale
11834 Sale
934 Sale
100
7% preferred
Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A..*
Jewel Tea Inc
50
150
146
Sale
33
50,600
90
100
15
25
Apr.
85
12,006
63* Feb.
163* Jan.
34 Apr. 13
Internat Harvester,..—....*
7%
preferred
Internat Tel 8c Tel
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Fen.
...*
100
400
34
3*
Conv preferred.....
400
2,200
Sale
2li
1
Ltd
1
372,100
$
20
140
Int Business Machines
Preferred..
1,425,800
AA
354
110
4,300
154,800
23*
93*
Sale
21
I*
*
100
Internal Cement
3
Sale
Sale
..*
Prior preferred
33*
23*
60
105
3634 "3734
7
63*
234 Sale
Sale
234 Aug. 24
533* Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
634 Aug.
234 Aug.
Sale
254 Aug.
3
Aug.
33*
734 Aug.
AA
Sale
3
Aug.
22
183* Aug.
149
1403* Aug.
73* Aug.
AA
Sale
283* Aug.
105
Sale
63*
23*
234
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Agricultural.
134
aV/s
7034 Sale
633* Sale
533* Sale
Cons Copper..20
Inter lake Iron...
Sale
Sale
105
30
*
Preferred
.——...IN
209,520
12,310 Internat Printing Ink.
*
Preferred...
........100
1,388
132,800
135,700
194,900
18,050
7,393,300
102,900
5,020
17,000
40,300
61
Insuranshares Corp (Del)...*
Internet
7234
834
1034 June
July
July
3636 July
163* July
403* July
IO734 .Aug.
303* June
434 July
434 July
3734 July
38
July
1BII
Mar.
4534 Jan.
634 Feb.
10
8
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
10034 Sale
98
98
1013*
94
12734 12534 130
127
8
1434 11
Sale
11
107
738,000 Hudson Motor Car
57,775
34,235
97,700
172,400
138,700
24,300
153,700
161,270
347,153
176,000
38,100
2,600
3,345,500
10,960
435,500
86,100
5% July 12
1534 June 13
*
Oil of Texas
226,8001 Inspiration
3
2
Mar.
Apr.
28
434 Aug. 22
243* Aug. 22
2
2% Aug.
20
2
Sale
69
66%
70%
118% 139
5%
7
4
21
134
334
2234
1134
153*
534
634
15
34
376,460! Voting trust certificates.25
262,860 Howe Sound vot trust ctfs.
94,006 Inland
1
Apr.
334 Mar.
24
1
...
1,130]
Sale Prices.
5
6
6
26%
32
8034
81
1834 Sale
8334 100
i
33
21%
2734
Sale
28%
534
Sale
1ly*
26
28
25
35
JA
Aug.
28
Aug.
1134 Aug.
283* Aug.
104
Aug.
24
Aug.
234 Aug.
23* Aug.
73,3001 Indian
600
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
7
29
21
34
23
105
25
190,900 Holland Furnace...
*
92,900 Hollander (A) Ac Son....
•
105,850 Homestake Mining
100
360,000 Houdallle-Hershey cl B
28,000:
Class A
*
14,700 Household Finance part pf 50
377,6061Houston
Lowest.
Sale
28
32
63*
7
734 Sale
Sale
634
23
222,300 Hercules Powder—....
*
3,480
Preferred
100
58,806 Hershey Chocolate..
22,500,
Conv preferred
.......*
jHoe
18,500
9,200
17,700
14,000
31
1234
29
Hartman
8,500
Ask.
3% Sale
113* Sale
Sale
Sale
20
3
Hamilton Watch
Preferred
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
*
Conv preferred series.....*
30,200
•
9,000 Granite City Steel
•
120,320 Grant (W T)
379,500 Great Northern Ir ore prop.*
—..
..*
1,593,000 Great West Sug
10
520
Ask
Bid.
5
1,429,000 Graham-Paige Motors...... 1
100
315,400 Granby Cons M S Ac P
100
3.700
Aug. 1
1933.
Par.
Grand Silver Stores..
11",200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK SXCHANGB
In
37
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
6
1
27
2
Mar. 27
334 Feb. 28
30
Jan. 10
:
3
634 July
13
Jan.
Jan.
10
51
31if
8*1
June
6
13
May 12
63* June 26
July 18
July
8
Vk*
73
July
July
June
Feb.
Mar.
July
July
Apr.
June
10
27
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
'it Jan.
1434 Feb.
50
May
3734 Apr.
2234 Mar.
3
Feb.
33* Mar.
2
Jan.
5
1
13
Jan.
4
88
9
May 31
Jan.
9
Feb
7% Feb.
5% Apr.
1
Apr
2P
June
19
7
7
7
8
14
June 27
May 31
July 13
Jan.
3
July
11
June 14
Jan. 16
July
17
June 28
July
19
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
38
N. Y. STOCK
In
Since
August.
Price
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
1933.
2,400
210
5,100
1,500
10,000
3,700
319,000
18,200
1,800
2,900
40,400
2,600
600
50,500
214,400
400
13,300
6,300
5,700
170
1,700
72,200
2,900
30
7,000
6,800
100
4,200
15,800
7,800
2,100
400
164,800
43,600
60,900
5,200
24,700
330
2,700
130
39,700
2,010
198,300
64,300
262,600
112,100
2,586,600
95,700
8,500
60,700
Bid.
Par
Shares.
Shares.
Lehigh Portland
Lehigh Valley Coal.........*
Preferred...
........BO
3P
.*,
4124
Co..5]
Glass...*
1624
Pink Product*
Llbby-Owens Ford
Lima
123
pref.100
Common.------------25
"•IT
822,600
.
*
*
—*
3
Incorporated
*
273,000
*
69,630 Long Bell Lumber A..
25
129,300 Loose-Wiles Bisc-.
1st preferred.......
100
1,690
100
5,600 Lorillard (P) pref
Common—
*
1,418,400
77,900 Louisiana Oil-.......--.—*
6M% preferred
—100
2,110
132,000 Louisville Gas & Elec A-...-*
1
181,900 Ludlum Steel
Convertible preferred-—-*
4,600
60,400 VlcCall Corp
167,612 McCrory Stores
Class B
•
50,015
6% preferred
—
100
47,315
*
15,500 McGraw Hill Pub Co
a*
4
19
5
610
350
36", 500
1,500
36,000
12",900
20,500
4,800
"""730
3,300
18,200
509
8,100
1,300
50
To",200
>53,800
.6,600
300
20
1,4u0
14,200
600
10,000
29,100
755,900
2,000
17,900
52,700
20,266
27,900
1
5,100,
370
1,000,
36,800
400
139,500
8,400
"l",506
32,300
300
74,500
110,900
2,400
210
579,000
7,700
2,000
300
300
78,000
50,300
9,900
890
9,800
68,300
700
7,100
"T.766
1,040
2,320
35,800
113,400
120
160
310
74,800
175,713
1,900
139,100
*
]
*
30 Milwaukee El Ry & Lt pf__100
*
18,350 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
541,600 Minn Moline Pow Implem..*
Preferred
.——.—*
20,040
*
208,300 Mohawk Carpet Mills
165,466 Monsanto Chemical Wks—*
6,483,200 MontgomeryWard &Co
*
30,500 Morrell (J) & Co
•
338,400 Mother Lode Coalition
576,700 Moto Meter Gauge & Equip.*
Rights
314,000
*
203,500 Motor Products
168,900 Mullins Mfg Corp
Convertible preferred
14,870
95
Sale
*
ill*
Sale
Sale
il*
7
Sale
25
Sale
3
24
1424
224
slit'
i!H
124
524
724
324
324
1524
824
2
17
10524 120
724
10
25
85
4*
12 2
*|
-*l
*
•
of Del—50
Preferred..
100
National Surety—
....10
National Tea Co.. —.....*
Nelsner Bros
*
Nevada Cons Cop
*
Newport Co (The)
*
Newport Industries Inc
1
Newton Steel
_........*
New York Air Brake.—.—*
New York Dock...
100
5% preferred
......100
N Y Investors Inc.........*
N Y Shipbuilding
1
7% preferred—...
..100
New York Steam pref 6%—*
7% 1st preferred.....
*
Noranda Mines Ltd.........*
Steel—.....
National Supply
68
25,100
65,100
16,770
8,060
536,292
677,300
9,191
2,450
3,132
921,100
...*
2,984,313 North American..
6% preferred............50
23,000
1,707,800 North American Aviation...5
Optional sale.
624
Sale
24
24
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
124
324
22
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
224
Sale
73.
Sale
Sale
2624
624
20
1124
14
Sale
1624
1824 Sale
524 Sale
14
7
18
Sale
Sale
17
5324
2324
Sale
2124
1824 Sale
2124
324
2624 Sale
46
4824
124 Sale
324 Sale
Sale
49
824 Sale
8
6524
-----
15
6
Sale
724
924
324
324
724
1024
1324 Sale
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
.r°
29
Sale
7
1724
1324 Sale
824 Sale
1624 Sale
2324 Sale
524
6
137
Sale
Sale
19
6
Sale
24
424 June
Feb.
28
524 June 19
July 12
Feb.
Apr.
Apr. 17
Feb.
524
82
Sale
Sale
Sale
1924 Sale
524 Sale
Sale
624 Sale
624
3
25
Mar. 22
27 4224
9 120
May
Feb. 23 10524
Feb. 16
2524
Feb.
5
Jan.
24
Feb.
Apr.
8
Feb.
28
Mar. 28
3
Mar.
Apr. 15
4
29
4
Mar.
2
3
25
Feb.
24
Jan.
16
Feb.
16
Apr.
18
2
8
5
9
June 12
June
3
1
June 19
Aug. 28
324 June 11
22 24 June 11
29
July 18
90
July 19
46 H
6524
7
1924
524
2624
524
924
924
July
July
23
27
25
30
8
6
June
Jan.
824
37 24
95 H
1324
Mar.
12
21
Jan.
Jan.
21
Mar. 16
14
July
July
July
July
424 June
Mar. 17
4
Jan.
June 29
30
6
Apr.
3
25
25
16
5
18
23
19
2524 June 13
2024 July 11
60
July 18
13
Jan.
July
7
7
June 26
July
19
June 29
July
July
July
6
19
19
June 10
18
June 12
4
1124
2024
224
1824
524
Jan.
9
June
3
June
6
June
3
June 20
39 J4 Aug. 29
June 23
Feb.
Jan.
Sale
124 Sale
524
624
9324 Sale
110
Aug. 25
Feb.
32
724 Aug. 30
1524 Aug. 28
Apr.
Apr.
15 24
10
Aug. 28
824 May 21
28
23
10
31
30
29
Apr.
53 24 Aug. 28
1
Aug.
524 Aug. 22
3
1024 Aug.
32
9
4024 Aug.
9
1924 Aug.
13
Aug. 16
40
Aug. 21
2
1524 Aug.
1
1824 Aug.
1
55
Aug.
5324
2424
1524
4624
2024
2124
524 Aug. 16
1024 Aug. 16
1
13
Aug.
9
65
Aug.
Aug. 29
1524 Aug. 31
1524 Aug.
9
70
Aug. 15
65 24 Aug. 21
2024 Aug. 16
1
6524 Aug. 21
23
Aug. 28
324 Aug.
2
23
Aug. 25
19
Aug. 28
7424 Aug. 10
2824 Aug. 28
5124 Aug. 10
1>4 Aug. 10
424 Aug. 11
2<
30 24 Aug
47
1
Aug.
7
1
1
8
1
Aug.
17
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
22
Aug.
16
23
3
1124
16
724
16
1724
7
1824
7
524 Aug.
724 Aug.
1824 Aug.
1324 Aug.
9
Aug.
18
Aug.
2524 Aug.
624 Aug.
8
1
5724
Aug.
3 145
Aug.
21
1
Aug.
1
2124
19
Aug.
124
124 Aug. 22
6
1
524 Aug.
1
9724
75 24 Aug.
July
5
824 July
Feb.
2424 Aug. 23
Mar.
July 19
July 18
2024 Aug. 30
21 24 Aug. 29
72
July
6
20
57
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
21
1024 Aug. 23
824 Aug.
6
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
7
1
324 Aug.
21
72
1
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
324
1624
1424
5724
1924
624
624
724
53
5624 Sale
14824 13924
20
Sale
1624
13824 140
1624 Sale
1924
124
8
4
Feb.
16
16
Feb.
3924 Aug. 29
1
6
18
3
Apr.
17
Jan.
Mar. 22
1524 Aug. 1
4
Aug.
Aug.
7
7924 July
3724 July
3124 July
140
Aug.
9524 Aug.
9724 Aug.
2124 May
1924 July
50
July
3424 Aug.
7824 July
Mar.
1% Mar.
324 Mar.
3
2
3
Mar.
2
26
Mar.
3
65
July
13
6
Apr.
A Feb.
Feb.
7
Jan.
Mar.
824 Feb. 25
25
Jan.
6
24 Jan.
9
24 Jan.
5
24 June 19
724 Mar. 2
124 Mar. 1
25
124 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
124 Feb.
5
5
21
21
30
25
8
Jan. 25
1124 Apr. 12
124 Feb. 28
Aug.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Mar.
Aug.
Mar.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
924 June
July
7
16
7
1724 July
70
June
7
9
6524 Aug. 21
2824 July 19
524 July 18
30
July 18
22
July 17
74 24 Aug. 10
7
2824 July
3
56
July
2
2 24 June
424 July 27
24 June 20
32 24 July
1
1124 July 10
1024 July
June
1824 June
1124 July
2024 July
27
July
724 July
25
18
9
27
17
10
10
7
924 July 18
6024 June 28
Aug.
145
2324 July
2524 July
,2oH
18
19
19
June 26
June
24 July
6
17
1224
824
95
125
95
119
135
109
12
1224
12624 Sale
Feb.
126
130
103
115
Sale
1424 Sale
3724 Sale
1424 Sale
46
Sale
424 Sale
2124 Sale
724 Sale
3924 Sale
424 Sale
2324 Sale
624
10
1524
1224 Aug.
Aug. 25
Aug. 10 12724 Aug.
8 126
Aug.
125
Aug.
10324 Aug. 21 10824 Aug.
24
1524 Aug.
1324 Aug.
10
119
1
48
Sale
37 24 Aug.
17
Sale
1
1424 Aug.
3924 Aug. 22
4
21
6
Aug. 29
Aug. 16
Aug. 14
1524
ii'a
1624
Sale
Sale
1624
78
Sale
85
9724 102
10624 Sale
30
Sale
2424 Sale
41
524
43
Sale
824
1624
924
Sale
724 Aug. 17
16
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30
Aug.
2224 Aug.
3924 Aug.
524 Aug.
624
a
7 24
Sale
1124
Sale
24
Sale
1624
8424 8424
9724
9724 101
10324
10324 Sale
11$
iva
33
Sale
2424 Sale
4124
4224
724 Sale
Aug. 17
7
8
16
1
8
3
31
1
17
11
7
115
13 24 May 31
7
1624 July
12724 Aug. 23
May
4324 Feb.
101
75
10924 July
20 24 July
Feb. 27
Apr.
6
Feb. 23
124 May
3
624 Jan.
4
124 Jan. 16
4
Feb. 28
17
524 Aug.
2424 Aug.
724 Aug.
924 Aug. 28
4
"124 Mar.":
2
1724 Aug.
7
Aug.
1524 Aug.
124 Aug.
2224 Aug.
8524 Aug.
10124 Aug.
107
Aug.
3524 Aug.
2624 Aug.
4124 Aug.
824 Aug.
Feb.
624
424
624
24
124
Apr
July !
Mar. i
31
Aug. 22
126
Feb.
15
Aug.
June 28
Mar.
624 Apr.
5124 Aug.
1824 Aug.
48
Sale
724 Sale
124
Feb.
7524 Sale
Feb.
2624
21
124
Sale
71
Sale
7024
524
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
2024
22
1324
4624
20 24
Sale
5724 Sale
14
624
Sale
15
20
324
124
3924
837,700
13724
8,800
724
1,020,000
1724
2,311,300
24
59,700
124
7% 1st preferred
..100
5,620
1824
Nat Distillers Prod—...—*
3,418,300
25
$2 50 cum pref..
--.-40
50,100
Rights
234,430
4
—*
13,900 Nat Enamel & Stamp
5124
100
25,100 National Lead—
Preferred A..—....—100 10524
5,055
8024
Preferred B
--.100
3,020
1324
*
1,284,800 Nat Power Ac Light
24
13 24
1624
I
25
24
5124
Sale
3 24
1
Sale
22
49
Sale
18
1724
624
724 Sale
28 24 Sale
13
724 Sale
1424
14
13
6524
1624
12
June 19
12
23 24 June
27
May
30
1124
58
1
Aug.
3
Aug.
30
924 Aug.
224 Aug. 28
5
Aug. 31
5
Aug. 14
1424 Aug. 16
2
Aug. 17
1
824 Aug.
2
1524 Aug.
Aug.
Sale
6
2
224
424 Sale
6
Sale
38
4624
Feb.
Aug.
424 Aug.
1624 Aug.
324 Aug.
17
Aug.
324 Aug.
624 Aug.
624 Aug.
1724 Aug.
224 Aug.
1024 Aug.
1724 Aug.
3
Aug. 30
624 July 14
77 24
Apr. 10
Feb. 28
60
24
Sale
55
1
June 30
27
5
9
13
Jan.
4024 Aug.
14
Sale
1524
1824 Sale
Sale
1
Aug.
4
Aug.
324 Aug. 31
Aug.
15
10
6
18
2
51
4
Sale
70
33
31
Sale
224
27
Aug.
Sale
4
524 Sale
1024 Sale
9
824
42
3524
1924
1824
'2224
.
3724 Sale
10924 120
Sale
24
Sale
1424 Sale
424
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
31
110
524
1524
324
924
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
12
1224 Sale
2
124
..—10
*
100
National Biscuit
10
7% preferred
—100
Nat Cash Register A—
*
Nat Dairy Prod Corp ....—*
National Dept Stores
*
a
15
Aug.
4
Aug.
Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 11
Aug.
Jan.
Feb.
1
ira
_
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
i
7
324 Aug.
224 Aug.
324 Aug.
224 Aug. 31
40
1
Aug.
35
Aug.
7 120
Aug.
11824 Aug.
Aug.
8 105
10324 Aug.
2024 Aug. 16 2324 Aug.
7
224 Aug.
224 Aug.
16
Aug.
16
Aug. 31
1924 Aug. 23 2124 Aug.
13 24 Aug. 16
1524 Aug.
5824 Aug. 29 5824 Aug.
26
Aug. 16 2924 Aug.
1
2
224 Aug.
Aug.
3 24 Aug.
9
2 24 Aug.
924 Aug. 28 1224 Aug.
1
5
624 Aug.
Aug.
1
3624 Aug.
z3024 Aug.
1
9524 Aug.
7924 Aug.
1
924 Aug.
724 Aug.
17
Aug. 15 2024 Aug.
7
224 Aug.
124 Aug.
16
13
Aug.
Aug. 16
24
Aug.
Aug. 16 26
90
1
Aug.
8724 Aug.
3624 Sale
5624 Sale
324 Sale
1524
1624
324 Sale
1124 Sale
224
3
14
—
1,509,700 Nash Motors Co...
119,200 National Acme
National Bellas Hess
7% preferred
29", 900
1524
2624
8924
Sale
..... .. — *|
35,500 Munsingwear
978,600 Murray Corp of America..10
*
14,500 Myers (F E) & Bros
Ex-dividend
25
Sale
Sale
Motor Wheel
x
27
8724
Sale
124
Sale
Sale
2
ira
52
4
424
Sale
1024
33
•
—
No par value,
824
1824
Sale
724 Sale
1724 Sale
124 Sale
1624
Sale
266 Mexican Petroleum
100
8% preferred..........100
233,500 Miami Copper
5
714,200 Mid-Continent Petroleum..*
152,090 Midland Steel Products
*
9,766
Firft preferred
100
116",100
Sale
5h
27,300 Melville Slioe Corp
—*
426,400 Mengel Co
1
7,179
Preferred
100
49,660 Mesta Machine Co
5
8,800 Metro-Goldwyn Plct pref..27
National
9424
Sale
90
24
100
86 1st preferred
1,124,785
163,200
9,990
230,700
710,200
29,400
82,200
Sale
3
124
524
24
1024
224
1024
Sale
1024
Sale
ly<
»
7% preferred
.
z30 24
80
Sale
224
924
624
3424
Sale
Sale
624
10
224
Sale
Sale
Gale
2
wa
2924 Sale
33
*
14
56
2724
10*
524
7
Sale
Sale
65
§
Sale
924
60
Sale
*2024 Sale
1324 Sale
Sale
524
Sale
40
7
2a
16
25
Sale
120
2624
2024 25
324
5
2024 Sale
4424 Sale
171,700 May Dept Stores
25
70,000'Maytag Co (The) —
14,400,
Pref with warrants
•
S3 preferred ex-warrants..*
100
245,420
17
20 24
7
100
100
100
*
-..-25
425,500,Mathieson Alkali Works
3,780]
6
524
17 A
25
1624 Sale
71,400,Marlln-Rockwell
*
535,300 Marmon Motor Car........
374,400,Marshall Field & Co
13,700 Martin Parry Corp..
236l
Sale
19
117,600 Mallinson (H R) Co
2,950' 7% preferred _
37,993 Manati Sugar..—
12,450' 7% preferred
5,180 Mandel Bros
83,200 Manhattan Shirt
29,560 Maracalbo Oil Explor
502,200 Marine Midland
224 Sale
3924 Sale
Sale
Aug.
Aug. 24
Aug.
Prices
1824 Aug. 10
7724 Aug. 30
5
Aug. 10
9
Aug. 18
Aug. 25
Aug. 10
32 24 Aug. 29
30
Aug. 29
140
Aug.
3
9524 Aug. 25
9724 Aug. 25
1824 Aug. 21
16
Aug. 18
36
Aug. 10
3424 Aug. 23
72
Aug. 23
Aug.
Aug.
8
Aug. 17
Aug.
3
6924 Aug.
324
3
Sale
Prices.
_
22
75
69
75
Sale
zva
Sale
6
65
Sale
Sale
3324 Sale
Sale
11824 119
10224 10424 105
23
2124 Sale
2 24
2 24 Sale
100
1124 Sale
307,121|Macy (R H) Co. Inc
75,073,Madison Sq Garden ▼ t c..*
102,560,Magma Copper
.........
2,700
2,400
58,500
5,800
A
1924
117
90
600,210 Mack Truck Inc
28,921
3,800
5,000
3.500
370
424 Sale
824
8
Sale
3
22*
.
46,700
700
72
ira
n*
3 24
24
1,442,600 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—5
*
321,500 McKeesport Tin Plate
5
1,120,663 McKesson & Robbins
Con* pref series A—...50
163,800
*
572,500 McLellan Stores class A
Preferred
100
7,671
38,800 MacAndrews & Forbes Co—*
Preferred
——100
847
.
6
1024
59
Loft
Sale
nh
ih
1824
2424
Sale
25
3024 Sale
20 24
Sale
29
2024 Sale
137
14024 137 24 14024 13624
90
Sale
87
8924 94
8824
9524 Sale
88* Sale
1624
Sale
17 24
Sale
15
1424
Sale
uh
Sale
3024
Sale
3424
5124 Sale
16
1424
924
924
1324 Sale
20 24 Sale
25
.
77,600 Lily Tulip Cup Corp
30,500 Link Belt Co
...
745,500 Liquid Carbonic
1,141,900 Loews Incorporated
Preferred..
19,700
78
20
130
Sale
50
1824
77 a
424
124
324
524
924
•
Locomotive Worka
Liggett & Myers Tob
1724
76
Sale
dy°
18
Lehn &
Bid
Sale
w
Sale
(The)
Ask
Bid
624
40
100
Sale
Ask
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
Ask.
524
Cement..50.
Preferred
Lehman Corn
range since jan. 1.
prices in august.
STOCKS
aggregate sales,
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
19
13
July
7
June 12
June 3
Jan.
6
27
July 18
12 24 June 26
1124 June
2
5524
2824
60 24
824
"II24 "July "5
524 Apr. 24
7
1124 June 23
22
June 23
2 24 June 12
2224 Aug.
9
90
June 19
23 24 July
10124 Aug.
L10
37
Jan.
July
3624 July
46
Jan.
9
July
8
11
19
13
12
17
AOQREQATE SALES.
In
Jan.
August.
PRICES
STOCKS
n
Since
?
Jan. 3
Aug. 1.
1933.
1.
par.
Shares.
1,700
700
50
9,000
Bid.
*
17,100 North Amer Edison pref
9,700 North German Lloyd
1,380 Northwestern Telegraph-.50
*
185,500 Norwalk Tire & Rubber
66
190
Preferred.
7
42
1%
174,200
28,800
2,500
2,022", 100
*
*
57,400
Preferred a........——•
23,700
211,300
3,100
74,200
1,040
701,900
7
3,700
627,900
59,021
Omnibus Corp v t c (The)..*
Preferred a....—100
60
Oppenhelm Collins Ac co—*
5
700
3,300
307)00
150
*
20,400
1,200
Ohio Oil Co (The)
447,900 Oliver Farm Equip
20
Otis Steel
40,000
24,300
4,300
260
220
149,000
*
Prior preferred
'
Preferred
..100
821,300 Owens-Ill Glass Co
Pacific Gas Ac Elec
581,000
367,200
45,650
10,895
1,930
3,321,900
Pacific
•
17 X
102
79%
Sale
Sale
104
6%
98%
Sale
26
31
21%
Sale
Sale
Pacific Teleph
Ac Telegr._100
Preferred............
100
74
29
36
16
31
5
36
18
Aug. 31
11
Sale
15
38
.
82
Sale
24
Sale
29% Sale
21% Sale
85% 87%
Sale
Sale
Sale
lift
112
5% Sale
"3",600
New
40
stock....
1,430
330,300
8% preferred
474,900 Paramount
5,500
15,200
20,200
90,600
43,700
15,500
50,400
400
7,500
15,600
1,700
Ref
At
.
72% Aug. 16
24
Aug.
29% Aug.
21% Aug.
85% Aug.
110
Aug.
4% Aug.
10'
Corp
2,900
37,800
81,900
900
400
28",900
200
*
288 ,400 Pathe
•
i
.
140,900
230
40
10 X
IX
Sale
Sale
10)
142 ,600 Penn
.51
IX
13 .300
29 X
Cemenr.
735",800
.
108
5%
6%
3K
Sale
*
10
15
24
30
70
84
Sale
9
1% Sale
12
Aug.
18
Jun
25% July
July
9% June
21% June
106
9
18
19
13
13
42
Jan.
5
105
Feb.
17
96% July
13
32
12
11
5
14
20
Apr
7
Aug. 10,
25% Mar. 31 43%
29
24% Aug. 11
6
Feb. 21
3
92% Aug.
94%
65
Mar.
3
Ill
111
Aug. 11 101% May
3
9
5% Aug.
6%
1% Mar. 24
8
July
Jan.
July
July
Aug.
11
July
14
June
2
14
July
10
2
12% Feb.
18
8
Aug.
27
3
Sale
Sale
2%
Sale
1%
8%
19%
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
48
Sale
102% 106
6
Sale
1%
7%
14%
4%
50%
39%
4
•
.51
2
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
8%
20%
5%
59%
49
Aug.
103
Aug.
4% Aug.
6% Sale
16% 2ft
24% 29
85
Sale
51
6%
7%
%
5%
%
Ys
o
Jan.
32
34
31
52%
57
55
% Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
X Jan.
1% Jan.
5% Jan.
% Feb.
z25% Feb.
19% Mar.
90
Jan.
%
%
4%
10%
Aug.
Aug. 25
June 21
2%
2%
32%
4%
Jan.
4
6
June
July 13
July 18
1
July
3
X Mar.
4
25
16
16
271
2
4
2
15% Aug.
13% Aug.
16% Aug.
32
Aug.
57
Aug.
2
6% Feb.
3
4% Jan.
4
4% Jan.
25
Apr. 11
47
May 12
87
10% Aug.
9% Aug.
13% Aug.
57
14
Sale
Sale
34%
57%
12%
14%
13% Sale
15% Sale
34
10%
9%
14%
31%
20
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
65
Apr.
41% Apr.
21
Aug.
Aug.
57
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
4% June 21
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Aug.
58% Aug.
Aug.
17% Aug.
Sale
108
6
Sale
6%
Sale
Sale
...»
2%
27%
3%
2%
Aug.
61
5%
X
4%
30%
•
2% Aug.
15
Aug.
1% Aug.
21
Aug.
2% Aug.
1% Aug.
54
x73X Sale
2*
.
15
85
Sale
Sale
25
2
25
10
18
17
17
59% Aug. 29
Aug. 29
49
Aug.
I
108
5
9% July
2% July
July
'July
OX July
j%
o9%
July
July
July
5
13
11
78
Jan.
9
11
18
June 19
32
32
8
15% June
15
3
July
18% July 19
36
7
July
62
June
8
10
*
100
18%
*
corp
.
Preferred
49,500 Philip Morris a Co
it'
1,806,652 phillips Petroleum.........*
5,480 'hoenix Hosiery...
*
690
Prefer red...
10"'
7
39%
8
9
AX
2%
5%
4
3%
3%
Reading c & i
6,200 -'btllips Jones
5
32
1% Aug.
Sale
19
pref
non-cum
Phlla &
Sale
14% Sale
4% Sale
50% Sale
39 % Sale
I
preferred..
5%
Sale
4
35,900 Pet Milk
477,520 Petroleum Corp
1,249,147 Phelps Dodge
15,300 Philadelphia Co pref b%
$6
Sale
Sale
100
142 ,100 people's Gas l At Coke.._ 10
Rights
3,900
Sale
.....100
Preferred
600
90
*
7% preferred series a
Sale
Sale
8
2
1
24 X
89
Ac Coke
15
1%
Sale
182 ,600 '•enlck & Ford
838 ,100 "enney (j c) Co
Preferred
35 ,907
334 .600 aenn-Dlxie
7
10% Feb.
93% Apr.
1% Mar.
2% Feb.
22
Apr.
100
Apr.
31% Mar.
2
27% Aug.
9% Aug. 24
2
Sale
2%
1%
X
6
•
21
7%
X
1
K Sale
X
ix
201 ,600
s4 preferred class a
*
680 ,040 'Patino Mines & Ent Cons ..*
503 ,200 Peerless vtotor
..3
Coal
12%
8% July
6
7
9
83 % Aug. 31
15
Jun
2
Jan.
2% Feb.
1% Jan.
Sale
IX
"5
180,800 Park Ac Tilford
425,700 Park Utah Cons Mines..
58,600 Parmelee Transport Co
10
"7,400
5%
2
-.10
3 ,000 People's Drug Stores Inc
220
11,500
1%
10
of deposit..10
Excta
9%
83% Aug. 29
Aug. 31
27, 17% July
27j 8% July
28, 30% June
1% Mar.
16% Aug.
19% Aug. 25
Aug.
105% Aug. 14
.5% Aug.
6% Aug. 23
18
14
Aug.
Aug. 11'
35
3'
Aug.
Aug. 22 38
July 13
June
7
June
5
July 18
11% Mar.
'
.
Publls
Certificates
14
4% Feb.
1 % Feb.
3% Feb.
64
Sale
12
5
Prod
9%
UK
15% Aug. 31
5% Aug. 10
21
Aug.
3
79
10
43
5%
36
..5«
new
Panhand
118,500
85,500
21,100
19,200
b
Class b
1,920
4,400
..5
Class
"
Apr. 19
4% Aug. 28
126% Apr. 27
1% Feb. 23
29
May
3
9
8
Aug.
83% Aug.
11% Aug.
Pan-Amer Pet Ac Trans....5'
"""700
Aug. 10
6% Aug.
102
5% Sale
32
7
7
7
5% Aug.
Aug.
8% Aug.
Sale
102
48
Aug. 29
Aug.
9
80
Sale
92
2% Sale
30
28
Aug.
4% Aug.
Aug.
3% Aug.
36
Aug.
7% Sale
83% Sale
11% Sale
Sale
110%
4%
108
'
61
98%
75
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
36
Sale
13
"22% "38"
40
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Aug.
4% Aug.
17% Aug.
Sale
Sale
7K
8
78
Sale
100
Packard Motor Car
8%
39
.23
Lighting Corp..
Pacific Mills
78
Highest.
Sale Prices.
15% Sale
5% Sale
18% 22%
Sale
5%
2
65
5%
39%
4% Sale
36
Sale
30% Sale
25
36
Sale
Sale
18
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
61%
4%
40
11%
5X
66
7
7
35
103 X
34
10'
760 Outlet Co
X
32
6
7,
11% Sale
98% 100
3% Sale
-*
100
Elevator....
6% preferred
190
49,700
2K
Orpheum Circuit Inc PreflOO
Otis
4
6% Sale
1 x
1%
3K
5
*
74
6
37
Sale
33
1%
40
24 %
—-50
Nunnally Co
69%
5X
71
5%
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid
Ask.
25 %
........
100
RANGE SINCE JAN. U
IN AUGUST.
Price
STOCKEXCHANGE
'
Shares
39
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
Sept., 1933.]
Sale
2X
11
32
12%
12%
9
Sale
14%
36
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
12
14
7% Aug. 30
14% Aug. 18
12% Aug.
1
12% Aug.
1
9
Aug.
1
48% Aug. 24
13%
16%
9%
50%
12
21
32
74%
13% Sale
16% Sale
9
10
55
35
40
49%
48%
17
........
5% Aug.
1
11
Aug. 17
19
14% Sale
20
18%
4 % Sale
2% Feb.
3
Feb.
8
9% July
16% July
35
Feb.
23
4% Jan.
4
14% June
17% July
x,
8
1% Mar. 15
25
Mar. 31
12;,
14
18
June 30
June 30
35
Aug. 31
Aug. 31
Aug.
2
Aug.
9
27
9
7
June 26
9
50%
Aug.
21
Aug. 23
10
June
6
1%
13%
2%
26%
60%
June
June
June
July
Aug.
21
21
21
'
7,300
13,200
10,300
1,900,
13,300
5,200
700
1.200:
100
10,400
120
800
320
1,100
320
1,300
83,300
6,700
2,200
600
66,700
800
5,100
31,200
872
27,800
2,300
220
300
57,800
200
900
900
300
48,800
84", 200
1,505
34,500.
423,600
4,600
30,300:
10,620 Plerce-Arrow Mot c praf..lo0
23.200
Class a
320,700
31,400
374,500
153.100
5,500
46,300
12.800
94,900
2,710
25,700
3,530
26,800
9,140
35,250
1,200,400
103,000
59,800
51,600
565,600
Pierce
Oil
Italy a
Mttsburgh Coal (ofPa)...100
6% preferred
100
Pittsburgh
Steel
160
10,300
13,800
•
No
oar
.35
1
4
Sale
17
Sale
100
16
17
Pref
conv
...
5
X
8%
Poor & Co class b
•
2
Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl a
Class b. v i.
*
2%
X
5%
5X
7%
1%
9%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
8%
4h
6
*
...
t
...
.100
...*
c
360
Pref ctfs of
16 800
\X
Sale
Sale
3%
pf8%_ioo
,120%
4
j
125
53% Sale
!05% Sale
1298
Sale
•
100
b% preferred...
18 600
loo
'
$5 preferred
Public Service El a Gas—
7. 900
$5 preferred............
797, 000 Pullman Company..
Punta Alegre Sugar
—
100
36%
Sale
3%
4
52
47
16
Sale
5
Sale
12% Sale
10
14%
14
20
11
Sale
10""%
3%
38%
102%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
2%
26%
13%
19%
2%
19%
3%
43
2%
■
Sale
10
4%
2%
19%
2
171
23
l|
16
1!
30
31'
14
5
54
7
4%
16
13%
5
2%
28%
Aug. 23
Aug. ,18
Aug. 25
Aug. 31
Aug. 28
Aug.
1
Aug.
3
Aug. 29
19
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
103%
Sale
1%
9%
6%
Sale
Sale
3%
10%
7)
Sale
Sale
1%
%
3%
%
9%
33%
18
18
3
28
23
24
4
4
Feb.
25
17
Jan.
25
1% Feb.
10% Jan.
% Feb.
15
4
Jan.
6
8
18
% Feb.
6
15% Feb.
27
% Feb.
4
7
10% Aug. 23 13
4
3% Aug, 21
1
44
38
Aug,
1 104%
102% Aug.
1
1
1%
Aug.
5
Aug.
71
9%
5
Aug. 14
6%
112
Aug. 25 118
39% Aug. 16 4S
116
121% 114
42% Sale
44% Sale
103
106
102
Aug. 24 107
105% 108
96
9.1
Aug. 18 97%
92% 90
97
72% Aug. 24 79
75%
75%
79% 74%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
7%
Jmy
48
July
ll%Ju,y
38% May
6% July
23% July
6% July
64
July
8
7
28
18
14
6
27
18
20
18
19
June 19
17% July
13% July
June
7
7
6
4
May 17
40% June
7
15% July
5
22
July
6
27
Feb.
23
7
1
% Apr.
6% Feb. 24
3
1% Apr.
1% Mar. 23
27
5% Mar. 21
23
Sale
6
3%
13
5
4%
Sale
10
7%
32
15
11
Sale
9
15%
9
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar. 22
June
7
Jan. 27
18
8
5% June
% Jan. 21
19% Feb. 28 47% July 18
97
Apr. 18 104% Jan. 12
3
2% June 21
X Jan.
3
3
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Feb.
13
2
June 21
3
Feb. 23
6% Aug.
Jan.
Apr. 25 125
4
57% June
33% Apr.
91% Apr. 17 112% Jan.
80
4 101% Jan.
Apr.
68
Apr. 18 88% Jan.
107
31
9
13
12
24
31
i
97%
Sale
99% 101%
53
Sale
98% Aug. 16 100
Aug.
1
55% Aug.
43% Aug.
Sale
10%
54%
20%
Sale
Sale
Sale
7% Aug.
52% Aug.
17% Aug.
8%
Sale
7% Aug.
28% Aug.
16% Aug.
9
7
2% Aug.
7.
89% May
18
Feb.
3 103% Jan.
11
27, 58% July
67
54
Sale
17% Sale
7% Sale
27%
33%
16% Sale
30
31
21%
Sale
3%
Sale
1
2
1
l'
10% Aug. 31
56
Aug. 18
21% Aug. 25
9% Aug. 10
32% Aug. 10
21% Aug. 29
2% Mar.
7
11% July
19
30
Mar.
3, 65% July
18
2
5% Feb. 24
25% July
3
12% July
8
40
May 31
27
July
8
Feb.
23
13% Feb. 28
6% Feb. 28
11
a.*
3%
•
Sale
3% Sale
3
1
Mar. 31
18% Aug. 28
15
Aug. 23
55
Aug.
1
3
Aug.
3
15
Aug.
9
5
Feb.
4
Aug.
5% June
8
18% July
20% June
60
May
4% July
18% June
3
12
15
18
......
2,370
Preferred
65,300 Rels (Robt)
..171*
10
100
......
a Co_____
1st preferred
.....
Rem'ton-Rand
*
100
.............
1 st preferred
6%
7%
6% Sale
22%
% Sale
1% Sale
.....
1
11
1
2%
.......
...
c
Cash sale,
Sale
12% Sale
•55
2%
11%
Sale
2%
16
Sale
30% 31%
52%
55
3% Sale
15% Sale
...100
844,120 Re© Motor Car
......5
2,131,400 Republic Steel Corp
---•!
286,805
Convertible preferred ..100,
15,900 Revere Copper a Brass
•
Class a.
3,780
•
2,851
Preferred
100
287,800 Reynolds Metal Co........
90,700 Reynolds Spring Co.......
14
8
100
preferred..
Ex-divldend
Sale
4
10%
1%
21%
58
40
40%
9%
32
50
43%
5% Sale
16
18%
9% Sale
•
.....
z
15
Sale
Sale
7% Sale
•
Class a new..........
2d
61%
16%
Sale
96
60
50
Mines
Sale
4
103%
19%
«j
cl
Sale
29.
4
.50
...
8,611,033 Radio Corp of Amer..
45,100
7%
preferred "a"..
592,200
Preferred b._
2
24
59%
50
3% Sale
__•!
_*!
..
9
Aug. 23
7% Aug. 23
1% Aug.
2'
10% Aug. 31i
2
Aug. 29
24% Aug. 28
60% Aug. 28
Aug.
9
19
40
Aug. 16
9% Aug. 30
36% Aug. 10
4% Aug.
9
18% Aug.
1
i
101
.
8% conv pre!
88
1
Sale
10
|
....
621, 800 Purity Bakeries
14,130
84
*
...
12, 515
Sale
deposit
.
Pure Oil.
4%
Sale
50
50
...
-
18?*
...10®
-
48
Sale
2
4 000 PubSer Corp of ,n
705 200
Common
6 800
7%.
value
Sale
8
%
Plttston Co (The)
Plymouth Oil
4,220
1,800
300
60
1
■
667,200
18,900
Sale
5
7 352
Preferred 5%
141. 600 Producers a Ref
Corp
7 138
7% preferred
1,048" 400
40
sJ*
o
Sale
4
Sale
1
10%
25
Rand
32,400
2%
12
Sale
100
479,300
124,700
14,100
18
15%
o
100
20 820 Pressed Steel Car 7%
pf
180 ,500
Common...
592 ,550 Procter a Gamble
180
6
2
Postal Teleg a Cable pref.iot
2,800 Prairie Oil a Gas
25
24,325 Prairie Pipe Line.. ........25
1,300
1
10
.
249,900 Raybestos-Manhattan.
194,500 Real Silk Hosiery..
57.6001
•
6
Pitts Term Coal..
26,000
8,300
290
54
Sale
6% preferred.
Pittsburgh United...
46,100.
200
10%
40
.100
pref..
Radio-Keith-Orpbeum
2,000
10
31%
4%
17%
•
_•
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
4
1%
8%
1%
22%
%
3X
%
Pierce Petroleum......
Pilsbury Flour Mills...
Pirelli Co of
5
2%
*
25
100
Corp..
8% preferred
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
10
5%
5%
a
Sale
2%
5
12
7
7
34
6
5%
52%
18
10
Optional sale.
Sale
8
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
a-17%
13%
50
2%
13
Sale
14%
55
Sale
14%
Sale
31
29
33%
4% Sale
17% Sale
39% ^41
7
7%
9%
30%
14
18
50
55
17%
18%
12% Sale
2
13% Aug.
12
8
Aug.
51
Aug. 17
2
2% Aug.
10% Aug. 23
7% Aug.
30
Aug.
28% Aug.
3% Aug.
15%1 Aug.
33
Aug.
6
Aug.
14% Aug.
50
Aug.
17
Aug.
10
Aug.
16
9
14
10
5% Feb. 27
25
Jan.
4
X Jan.
1% Jan.
3
3
Aug. 29
31% Aug. 10
2% Feb. 23
7% Feb. 27
32
8
Aug. 10
7, 4% Aug. 10
l1 18% Aug. 28
1
23
43
Aug.
2
8% Aug.
11' 17
Aug.
29
60
Aug.
9
19
Aug.
1
14% Aug.
25
15
16
11
25
23
Feb.
27
1% Feb. 28
4
Feb.
$
Feb. 28
1% Jan.
2
Feb
Feb.
6
July
July
July
June
23
July
54% July
22
17
19
13
7
13
27
1% Feb. 28
12
June
13
2
25
10
n^ar.
7
27
11%
37%
35%
6%
June
2
60
July 27
21 % June 27
15% July
12
N. Y. STOCK
40
aggregate sales.
T
Price
Jan. 3
STOCK EXCHANGE
1933.
August.
Par. Bid.
Shares
Shares
142,400
720
ie
-—It
2,598,700.R«ynol<J«(RJ,)Tob cl B
5,122
Class A
Pr
460 Rhine Westphalia Eler
..
•
438,600 Richfield Oil Co of Calif
100 Rio Grande OH
8,100 Rltter Dental MfH
400
189,ioo;
24,400
370'
Lead.......—
—
*
5
10
*
1W
—
Seaboard OH Co of Del....
701,310
45,600
100
—
509,300 Safeway Stores.......
Preferred (6)......
6,820
Preferred (7)
.....—IW
11*170
69,000 Savage Arms Corp..........*
189,100 Schenley Distillers Corp.—5
354,500 Schulte Retail Stores..
8% preferred........-.100
6,450
--*
5,060 Scott Paper........—-
470
264,100
1,800
St Joseph
757,700
1,640
4,900
300.
—
.....
36,600
27,300
27
Sale
Bid
Ask
Ask. Bid
Highest
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Lowest
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
Ask.
Sale
prices
61
60
14%
k
20
46% Aug.
60
Aug.
1
54k Aug. 29
26% Jan.
3
61
60
Jan.
5
5i% -vug. 29
62% Jan. 24
14
Sale I 52% Sale
60% 60
61
2
May
1
18
% Feb. 21
46 k
60
3
Aug. 23
13K
%
Feb. 14
June
8
....
154,350 Rossla Insurance
131,500 Royal Dutch Co N Y she..
3,300
6,300
range since jan. 1.
prices in august.
STOCKS
N
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
*
8,320 Seagrave Corp (The)
3,236,600 Sears, Roebuck & Co.......*
40,200 Second Nat Investors.......1
$5 conv preferred.
1
7,400
—
10
12%
3%
4%
20% Sale
7%
40
7
29 k
Sale
ik
51
92
26
93
96 %
2%
Sale
52 %
Sale
90
Sale
88
94
34 k
2253 Sale
Sale
7k
Sale
7k
8
Sale
14
12
14
Sale
100% Sale 102K Sale
8k
8% Sale
8%
5k
30
19 K
2
19
ik
7
6
23
Sale
38%
Sale
2K
22
Sale
33
31* si*
3
3
375*
100
Aug.
8% Aug.
36% Aug.
Sale
27
24
26%
5% Aug.
21 % Aug.
39%
40
41
38
7%
Sale
Sale
28%
3K
42%
Sale
4
Sale
3%
Sale
3%
3
3k
46
37%
45
14% Aug. 28
7% Aug.
2
34% Aug. 31
26% Aug. 29
54% Aug. 22
93
Aug.
2
104
Aug. 29
10% Aug. 10
45% Aug. 21
7% Aug. 23
26% Aug. 25
40% Aug. 28
29% Aug. 31
3% Aug. 28
43% Aug. 25
2
3% Aug.
43
Aug.
8
22% Aug.
40% Aug.
90
Aug.
Sale
40
ik
12% Aug.
3
7
Aug. 16
20% Aug.
1
AugJ
Aug.
2% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
43
Aug.
22
33
3
6% Feb.
2
Apr.
17% Mar.
25
8
2
16% June 29
10% June
8
36% July 18
24
29% July
62% July
Apr.
94% July
Feb. 15 104% July
12
July
Apr
45% Aug.
Aug.
Mar.
July
July
Apr.
Jan.
44% July
Feb.
33% July
Feb.
4% July
47
July
Feb.
June
5
Feb.
Feb.
48
July
%
1%
1%
2%
21 %
5%
11%
3%
28%
4%
4%
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
28
6% Feb.
28
72
80%
2%
36%
%
3%
28
15
1%
12%
1%
Mar.
19
17
13
25
1
21
11
12
19
7
13
17
7
6
0
11,300
165,900
3,600
9.300
248,500 Seneca Copper
1,050,800'Servel Inc
83,100'
93,500 Sharon Steel Hoop
301,900!ShHrp & Dohme
18,5001
Conv pref series A
---*
428,600 Shattuck (G Fj
2,220 Shell Transp 8i Trading... 12
1,301,000 Shell Union Oil
3,400
6,900
163,400
Convertible preferred.. 100
205,600'Simmt. Petroleum
AV
l,006,100!Slmmons Co
*
100
.
24,700
30.
42,4001
'Sinclair
'
Con
Corp
8% preferred......
— —
800
780
25,500
Preferred
OK
uk
5%
40 %
5%
6K
4
3 k
21 k
Sale
15%
Sale
Sale
6%
7k
7
Sale
8
Sale
5%
Sale
33
36% 35
8 k Sale
,
0%
Sale
Sale I
914
a56%
Sale
10%
Sale
5%
7 k
5%
19
7 k
47"
Sale
36 %
Sale
23
19
24
Sale
ok Sale
20
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
25%
Aug. 23
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug. 11
Aug.
1
20
Aug. 10
7% Aug. 16
47
Aug.
1
8% Aug.
3
20
Aug.
1
1%
5%
7 k
5%
34%
8%
2
7%
8%
6%
34%
10%
24
9%
57
10%
28%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
29
23
10
11
25
4
31
29
31
25
4
23
27
2
8
21
17
28
28
28
3%
7%
12
8%
41 %
13%
24%
11
61
12%
31
June
July
July
2
18
14
June 28
July 13
July
8
July 18
7
July
7
July
June
July
2
19
10i>
3k
4
25% Sale
7
8%
2
Sale
12%
2 k
8% Sale
56%
7
Sale
55
Sale
51
25% Sale
25
28
27
28% Sale
7% Sale
30
5% Sale
Feb.
20
56
22
Feb.
28
26
7
Jan.
3
6% Aug.
8
54% Aug. 14
Aug. 16
27
Aug. 21
5% Aug.
3
8% Aug. 31
Aug. 10
Aug. 30
33% Aug. 10
8
Aug. 25
11
13% Aug. 30
25
3
8% Feb.
7
% Mar. 31
9% June
2
57% July 20
July 14
42
July 15
9% July 13
35
*
....
4,208,950 Socony Vacuum
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
•
83,700 Skelly Oil Co....
J*
19,100
Preferred
10«
9,200 SlosH-Sheffleld Steel 8c Ir.ion
12,810
Preferred
100
179,200 Snider Packing new........*
7,500
2,100
255",500
Oil
%
1%
2%
3 %
1%
Sale
Corp—..25
7 k
Sale
11%
Sale
75
13%
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
Aug.
7
6
Mar. 23
15% July
Feb.
92
7
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
31,740
5%% preferred
---100
827.399 So Porto Rico Sug
—
1,866
8% preferred
10»
500,300 Sou California Edison
2*
840
58,900
190
33,900
2,200 Southern Dairies class A.. •
2,200
Class B
*
6,600 Spalding (A G) 8c Bros
•
1,040
1st preferred...........100
480 Spang Chalfant Ac Co
*
100
200
200
40
6,666
Preferred..
—...100
562,800 Sparks Wlthlngton..
.....*
9,980 Spear 8c Co
'
130
7% preferred
KM'
30
33,900
650
10
2,900
110,000
300
20
2,700
1,076,900
500
52,400
16,300
1,100
300
44,600
1,000
900
99,100
2,800
203,700
800
3,700
4,700
764
28,200
55,200
910
100,000
3,900
340
1,700
25,900
37,900
5,600
2,500
3,200
4,500
25,100
109,400
103,500
22,300
25,900
7,300
300
24,900
700
3,500
43,300
105,500
106", 000
56,300 Spencer Kellogg 8t Sons
*
1,210,200 Sperry Corp (The) v t c
1
8,200 Spicer Mfg Co...
1,560
Convertible preferred A--*
38,400 Spiegel-May-Stern Co
6,735,000 Standard Brands
5,300
Preferred........—
1,031,900
267,600
30,200
15,500
103,000
44,800
32,800
1,514,207
82,100
2,966,510
10,900
109,500
60,100
17,764
100
900
*
16%
112
H
*
10»
*
1,180,900 Stone 8c Webster
13,949 Studebaker Corp pref
1,051,505
Common
49,100 Sun Oil
3,620
Preferred.
—10i
44,500 Superheater Co (The)—..—*
539,500 Superior OH ............... *
300,400 Superior Steel......—10*
1
3k
7
5
8
30
8
33
Sale
ik
4%
25 k
4k
17 K
ik
nk
20
9
5
125t
2k
15%
57,300
Class A.
70,500 Telautograph
154,000
1,782,380
1,048,900
290,600
654,600
219,800
8,100
387,900
17,600
29,100
207,100
973,800
4,900
1,304,800
|
68,900
*
Corp
'
Tennessee Corp—
*
Texas Corp (The)...
2;
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Pacific Coal 8c Oil—.1*
T«x Pac Ld Trust ctfa .....
Certificates (old).....—KM'
Thatcher MfgConvertible preferred
Thermold Co
Third Nat'l Investors
Thompson (J R)
h
Sale
18 K
3
Sale
13%
20%
41*
100^
24%
3054
5
Sale
11*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
a1?*
Sale
2k
22
Sale
3%
7K
31%
4%
36
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
37
02%
7«
1*
354
4%
6
3%
5
3%
11
52
13
4%
3
10%
45
5%
6%
25
9
Sale
3%
13
9%
31%
25
10
10%
28%
123%
15% Sale
16% Sale
39
Sale
39
8% Sale
2
1%
101% 104
39% Sale
2
Sale
19%
40% Sale
9
3!*
Sale
8% Sale
13% Sale
23% Sale
5% Sale
42%
43
101% Sale
Sale
1% Sale
13
Sale
14
Sale
5%
21%
26%
4%
7%
700
30
Sale
13%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
900
13% Sale
42
6% Sale
33
6% Sale
Sale
45
100% Sale
20%
23%
22
2% Sale
12% Sale
10
2% Sale
5%
32%
Sale
12
Sale
25
Sale
3
,
Sale
14% Sale
8
Sale
1%
3%
13%
6%
Sale
Sale
Sale
6%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
26%
32%
4%
9%
350
5%
1%
100%
33%
19
33%
7%
1 %
4%
32%
clOO
14% 15%
39% Sale
8%
15
17%
50
62
5
7%
18%
Sale
19%
28%
9% Sale
50
Sale
17%
25
65
65
68
24% Sale
26% Aug. 31
34% Aug. 25
4% Aug. 31
10
Aug. 17
4
Feb.
June
102
40%
26%
41%
11%
3%
7%
36%
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
8
>ug. 31
May 31
July 13
June 14
June 13
June 13
July
3
11% July
19% July
19
13
38% June
Mar.
5
8% June
July
103
July
27
July
4% July
22 K July
Feb.
6
18
50
7% Feb.
% Jan.
2
Feb.
1
Mar. 2;
%
%
8%
1%
10%
15%
1 %
3%
June 13
9% Aug. 28
2
2% June
Apr.
89
June 13
61
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
35
June 12
66
Jan.
% Jan.
1% Feb.
20
19
18
22% June 13
25% June 13
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feo.
Mar.
Mar.
31
(
11
i:
21
28
20
3
18
Aug. 29
65% Aug. 24
6% Aug. 28
32% Aug. 28
Aug. 31
Aug.
1
4% Aug. 16
16% Aug. 10
41
8%
18%
11%
18%
6%
23
30
Sale
07/
Aug.
3
2\
Aug. 16
3% Aug. zi
Aug. 24
14% Aug. 24
7% Aug. 10
%
92%
19%
12%
22%
18
July
July
32% June 12
13% July 18
37% July 18
124
May
4
Aug. 29
Aug. 11
Aug.
1
24% Aug.
1
Sale
2%
3
14% Sale
29
31
18
29
31
9
Mar.
13% Mar.
1
19
June 13
June 12
Aug.
rlH
Jan.
Feb.
121
July
31
13
5
45
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1*
June 27
22
7% Apr.
May
11%
11
5% June 20
Jan.
10
Sale
1,500 Tidewater Oil—
8,100
5% conv preferred———100
780,800 rimken-Detrolt Axle Co.—It
1,560,700 Timken Roller Bear——..*
2% Feb.
5% Feo.
9
Apr.
1% Mar.
8
Jan.
13
30
5% Mar.
8% Apr.
20
Apr.
17
Apr.
Feb.
3% Jan.
23% Apr.
Sale
Sale
10
10
9
31
28
15
22
31
31
31
25
22
25
25
Feb.
10% Aug. 29
50% Aug. 25
18
7% Sale
28
22
23
18
25
21
28
23
25
23
17
1
4
Sale
22
Jan;
Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
t
13
45
20
IVA
50*
Mar.
If
"
Thompson Starrett——.——*
Preferred
*
Tidewater As.oc Oil—
•
Sale
42%
Feb.
Jan.
25%
4%
17%
%
3
17
14
20% June 22
7% June 10
July 14
Feb.
9
3%
3% Jan.
27% Fob.
Sale
40
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
July
12 48% July
4 132
July
Jan.
7 28
Aug. 18
Aug. 25
Aug. 10
Aug.
7
Aug. 30
Aug.
1
9
KM1
Aug.
Aug.
13% Aug.
1
39% Aug. 31
6% Aug.
1
17
Aug. 23
Sale
Preferred 6%
Jan.
17% Apr.
25
10
3
26
19
13
13
July 19
June
7
5%
16%
7 %
28%
34%
6%
11%
July
July
Aug.
3
7
10
7
July
July 18
May 29
June 12
1050
18
11
5%
11%
29%
123%
7% Aug.
1% Aug.
2% Aug.
12
Aug.
5% Aug.
21
Aug.
26
Aug.
4
Aug.
7% Aug.
39
Thompson Products—
10%
25
20% Aug.
2% Aug.
12% Aug.
•
*
1
2:
Sale
18%
6%
7% Aug.
11% Aug.
23% Aug.
5
Aug.
42
15% Jan.
112
Aug. 10
Aug. 29
Aug. 29
si*
12% Aug.
15% Aug.
48
58
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
6%
17
42
8
Sale
30
Sale
10%
1% Sale
4% Sale
32%
32%
2
29% Aug.
4% Aug.
2% Aug.
42
Sale
854
Aug.
2
3% Aug. 29
9
Aug. 17
45
Aug.
2
50
1%
100%
33%
21
Aug.
3% Aug.
7% Aug.
42% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sale
5% Aug.
12
10
Aug.
25
Aug.
26%
11%
9% Aug.
Sale
24% Aug.
124
123
Aug.
6
Sale
34%
Aug. 25
Aug. 30
Aug.
3
Aug.
3
15
15
31
Sale
17%
Sale
7
19
Sale
34
13% Sale
15% Sale
38%
Sale
5%
3%
Sale
24% Sale
121% 123
41
83
Aug. 11
35% Aug.
1 45
125
Aug. 14 131
20
Aug. 24 23%
81
13
30
30%
9
2
Sale
12*
a*
40
28
3
22% Sale
19
6
60
1h
ik
4%
19
4!*
10%
"
43% Sale
Sale
20% Sale
125%
7
8
%
J
131
22% Sale
17
10
85
35% Sale
125
Sale
40,100 Sweets Co of Amer (The)-.50
28,200 Symington Co
........
'
|
Sale
114
25 k
12154 123
Standard Gas 8t Elec
'
$4 preferred
*
Preferred (7%)
*
Preferred (6%)
*
Stand Com'l Tobacco—... •
Standard Investing Corp—*
Standard Oil Export pref. 100
Stand Oil of Calif
*
Standard Oil of Kansas.... 10
Standard 011 of N J
—J:
starrett Co (TheL S)-_.
»
Sterling Sec Corp cl A
•
Preferred
*
Conv 1st preferred
526.400 Stewart Warner Corp
7,800
27,600
200,7-00
*
63
6% Sale
31
Sale
5
1
10
Aug.
18
63
5
Mar.
1
6% Mar. 18
5% Jan.
6
% Mar. 3
12
.7% Aug.
44
Feb. 28
6
9% Apr. 20
45
Feb.
2
1% Mar. 22
13% Feb. 23
22% July
44
July
10% July
21 % July
15% June
18% Aug.
9% June
30
19
18
17
18
2
30
19
June 19
10% July
July
55
7
3
18
Aug.29
July
6
8% June 20
35% July
7
68
Tobacco Products Corp.
|
Certificates of deposit
Class A
•
*
Class A certlfs of deposit..*
88,300
2,408,000 Transamerlca Corp....
27,400
44,600
Tran 8c Williams Steel Forg*
Tri-Contlnental Corp
•
I
Preferred......
*
I'rlcoProducts..—........
?
Truax Traer Coal..
.....•
Truscon Steel Co.....
lo
Ulan 8c Co
•
Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
310
7% preferred............*
198,300 Union Bag 8c Paper
•
2,049,800 Union Carbide 8tCar
*
900
5,500
3.000
46,000
7,700
13,300
20
27,900
154,600
• No par
137,200
789,210
15,900
143,500
73,600
500,500
193,300
173,400
value;
0 Optional Sale J
*
5K
Sale
6% Sale
7%
Sale"
4
Sale
11% Sale
5% Sale
55
Sale
70
75
68
Sale
21%
%
3%
22%
1
Sale
33
Sale
35
Sale
ila
,1*
3
3%
84%
90
5%
7
26% Sale
3%
7%
3%
4
Sale
Sale
26% Sale
13% Sale
6% Sale
2%
9
3%
Sale
3% Sale
34
Sale
95
118
35%
Sale
97% 100
42% Sale
40
Sale
49
Sale
6% Aug.
11
7
Aug.
3
5% Aug.
1
65
Aug. 25
30% Aug.
3
2% Aug. 30
7% Aug.
1
3% Aug.
1
26
Aug.
2
95
Aug. 16
35
Aug.
1
39% Aug.
1
7% Aug. 25
14
Aug. 22
7
Aug. 28
70% Aug.
9
35% Aug. 29
4
Aug.
2
10% Aug. 25
4% Aug.
3
38
-Aug. 28
95
Aug. 16
46% Aug. 23
50% Aug. 25
2% Mar.
2% Mar.
2% Feb.
41
Apr.
20% Feb.
0% ADr.
2
Mar.
%
9%
76
5%
19%
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
2
9% July
17% July
July
June
*75
38% July
5% July
12% June
6% June
39% July
*
100
19
19
7
16
17
15
12
19
7
May 22
60
July 18
51% July 18
SEPT., 1933.]
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK XXOHANCH
Jan. 3
August.
Shares.
Shares.
Par.
41
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Price
Since
Jan. 1.
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
In
33,500
12,900
904,600
1,600
3,300
11,800
1933.
601,500 Union Oil, California
108,100 Union Tank Car
25
18.
16*.
30%
60 X
.......
8,59.5,000
United Aircraft Be Tr Corp.
23,400
6% pref series A........50
10,100 United American Bosch Corp*
319,200 United Biscuit of Am
90
650
Preferred
Aug. 1.
Bid
IV4
100
105
*
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
110
Ask
20% Sale
19% Sale
38% Sale
65
66
14
16
23% Sale
108% 110
United Business Publishers.*
30,866
523",200
United Carbon
21
.......
118,500 United Cigar Stores....
600
400,100
19,800
4,550
6,355,700
276,500
26,760
740
280
800
Preferred...
1,646,910 United Gas
17,000
Preferred
122,500
2,890
208,600
5,400
168,600
1,540
2,240
532,000
54,900
8,000
3,400
"8,166
"5",400
160
36,700
2,800
200
65,200
124,400
12,300
90,000
234,100
5,235
59,800
5,200
600
7,900
14,800
510
40,300
198,400
30,100
173,700
3,400
484,100
13,000
2,900
*
20
2,022,700
393,900
318,900
4,700
96%
2%
%
....*
*
21
*
Preferred... ...........100
...
Corp..*
11%
Preferred................*
.........
preferred.....
72
i84
Class A
v t c
75
*
7% preferred.
160
10
773,300
11,500
256,400 Vadsco Sales Corp........_.*
1,000
Preferred
...100
_
•
.
10"f,500
1,096,000 Vanadium Corp of America.*
5,100
40,300 Van Raalte Co
•
1,000
7% 1st preferred.......100
2,620
Preferred stamped
100
.....
10
1,360
8,500
252,500 Va-Caro Chem
*
11,120
7% prior pref....
10('
74,900
0% preferred...
10«<
3,140 Virginia Blec Ac Power 6% pf *
2,080 Virginia Iron. Coal Ac CokelOO
400
...
1,700
.
460
100
240
"5,510
264,370
1,530
84,200
1,700
196,600
21,300
190,400
54,400
"8,106
120
17,700
100
8,200
3,700
573,900
2,000
7,000
64,100
2,240
19,100
6,700
9,000
120,500
629,300
23,610
218,400
107,800
516
1,870
23,500
2,100
310
510
450
410
1,700
3,600
251,400
33,800
238,500
430
l.SOO
100
5,200
3,000
700
50
6,400
3,900
1,400
5,800
200
17,800
23,700
9,000
213,400
24.700
"""400
60
5,600
600
68,700
20
•v-
46,910
295,300
25,900
8,430
12,348
7,690
5,250
4,540
28,320
103,400
34
55
16%
61
65
7%
preferred.100
Co
•
% Sale
16
12%
Uj
Convertible preferred....*
Warren Fdry At Pipe......._*
Webster
Risenlohr..
•
Preferred...
.......100
Wells Fargo Ac Co......
Wesson Oil At Snowdrift
preferred
1
*
.....*
West Peqn El Co "A"
1*
I"
8
8
1
30
,0*
Sale
49
Sale
7% preferred......
100
38% Sale
45
49%
ICS
43
*
West Penn Pow pref 7%..100
6% preferred
..100
Western Dairy Prod A...
*
Class B
*
V t C
106%
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
4
27 X
a
11%
27 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
55,660
2,200
90,300
23,300
5,700
3,900
97,100
99,100
15,800
144,600
4,100
513,300
Weston
El
Instr..
Class A
....
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
4%
....*
Pro for red..
White Motor.._.
...
100
*
14 X
%
IX
2%
15%
Wilcox Oil Ac Gas
5
13,166 Yale At Towne Mfg Co.
25
852,000 Yel Trk & C'ch class B
10
3,150
7% preferred
100
85,700 Young Spring Ac Wire .._._.*
841,600 Youngst'n Sh At Tube
•
(Blue) certificates
493,500
value,
z
a
8% Mar. 2
10% Feb. 21
16% Mar. 2
23 % July
22% June
46% July
68
51% Mar.
July
3
Mar. 21
17% Aug.
13% Feb. 24 27% July
92
May
2 xllO July
10]
Feb.
3%
4%
24%
%
28%
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
6
17 X
*8
24 %
22
I
Sale
Sale
IX
3
23X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
'M4
18
117
29
Sale
16% Sale
2
.....
Sale
14% Sale
74
70%
24
26
47% Sale
118
120
9
9%
71% Sale
12% Sale
19% Sale
78% 83
Sale
90
42
35%
29% Sale
Sale
59%
19
Sale
11%
4% Sale
60% 65
4%
59
16%
81%
7%
11
8%
35
7%
3%
21%
5
10
98
18
19
78%
8%
82%
10
10
42
58
Sale
95
110
95
7%
Sale
88
6
Sale
Sale
11%
16
3%
Sale
3%
34%
Sale
Sale
2%
13%
23%
16%
58
Sale
Sale
9
85% 90%
7% Sale
10
15%
3%
3%
38% Sale
2V4
iV
Sale
21%
Sale
20
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
22%
Sale
5% Sale
58
2%
26%
58%
Sale
61
Sale
59
70
Sale
65
58
65
108%
98
Sale
o9%
Sale
98%
1% Sale
27% Sale
57%
62
23
Aug.
14% Aug.
15% Aug.
1% Aug.
1
11%
74%
23%
44
118
8%
53%
11
16
75
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1% Aug.
8i
15% Aug. 28
78
Aug. 18
9
27% Aug.
50
120
10%
76%
13
21%
76%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
28
8
28
25
3
25
29
22
1
Aug.
5% Aug. 14
58% Aug. 21
29
Aug. 31
28% Aug. 29
7% Aug. 18
58% Aug. 21
35
Aug. 2
8
5% Aug.
9
60
Aug. 25
19% Aug.
9
82
Aug. 28
10
Aug. 2
4% Aug.
59
Aug.
16% Aug.
77
Aug.
9% Aug.
.
18
17
9S
Sale
h
TP.
Sale
2%
Sale
68
25%
38%
Sale
32
Sale
45% Sale
85% Sale
86
88
8
9
15%
14%
22%
9%
15%
16%
15
24
22
53
Sale
48
19
24
19%
27%
2%
5
3%
25%
Sale
3%
9%
Sale
27%
7
Sale
14
Sale
53%
42%
Sale
Sale
24
Sale
28
7
2%
Sale
Sale
10%
10
7
18
30
16
35%
49
Sale
51
Sale
20
Sale
6
Sale
13
24
23%
37
38
34
14%
16
16%
26% Sale
Sale
1 %
26%
56%
52%
61%
96
6%
2%
54%
24%
38%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
11
1
25
4
25
31
2% Aug. 10
Aug. 10
Aug. 4
61
Aug.
1
72% Aug. 10
ir4
60
8% Aug.
27%
2%
6%
3%
26%
Aug.
9
110
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
7
16
10
11
29
10% Aug.
17
Aug.
18% Aug.
24% Aug.
53
Aug.
19
Aug.
30% Aug.
a3% Aug.
10
Aug.
3% Aug.
26% Aug.
25
8
25
10
1
14
3
10
29
10
30
99%
7%
2%
71%
33%
48%
87%
81% Aug.
19
27
Mar.
9
Aug.
8
Aug.
2
Aug. 17
25
Aug. 14
Aug.
1
Aug.
3
Aug. 23
Aug.
1
Aug. 25
6% Aug. 16
Aug.
1
52
Aug. 16
36% Aug. 24
23% Aug.
7
8%
17%
59%
44%
32" Aug"." 17
35
17
17
14
31
25
29
3
Aug. 10
Aug. 23
Aug. 10
Aug.
9
Aug. 25
6
Aug. 14
47% Aug.
1
19% Aug. 15
4% Aug.
1
Aug. 17
14% Aug.
3
23% Aug. 16
30
53
20
Aug.
6% Aug.
Aug.
17% Aug.
28% Aug.
35
28
10
25
10
25
Optional sale.
""%
4
"2% "2% "2" "2%
4%
5%
Sale
6% Sale
2
Aug. 22
5% Aug.
1
2% Aug.
9
7% Aug. 28
June 13
June 13
8
2% June
17% July
8
84
July 19
Feb.
29% July
7
Feb.
53% July
8
120
Jan.
July 26
8
11% June
Apr.
94
Feb.
July 17
Mar.
17% July 18
Feb. 25 27% July 18
Feb. 23
76% Aug. 29
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14% July
July
25
43%
94%
57%
67%
105%
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
83
8%
Apr.
2iif
Mar.
35
23
8
12% FeD. 25
Feb.
4
29
29
5
15
13
17
1
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb.
4%
22%
35%
21%
1
Jan.
Jan.
65
8
73
101
96
4
Feb.
27
Jan.
25
11% Apr.
1
% Jan. 20
1% Jan. 14
2
Mar.
2
15
Mar.
1
1-16 Mar. 30
12
Feb. 14
Jan.
3
4
Jan.
19
Mar.
Ap
Mar.
Mar. 15
Feb. 28
6
Apr
5
34% Feb. 28
Jan.
Mar.
25
11
17
8
31
5
28
27
11
10
11
June 19
June 17
Aug.
July
9
8
June 22
June 14
Jan.
11
11% June 12
4% June 12
77% July 18
35% July
7
58% July 14
Mar. 31
Mar. 3
2% Mar.
19
18
18
77% June 14
69% July 14
110% June 19
14
7
June 26
9
3% June
July 18
July 18
15
18
19
6
5
W*
63
Mar.
3% Feb. 27
8
Mar. 20
8% Aug. 22
July 10
July
3
30
Apr.
37
Apr.
33% Apr.
92
Apr.
81
Apr.
2% Apr.
% Mar.
17% Feb.
11% Jan.
19% Feb.
60% Feb.
14
19
22
7* US.
7% Jan.
2
June 13
July
July
63% July
26% July
85% Jan.
15
May
40
July
67% June
100
May
12
July
90
July
8% June
20
July
5% July
44% July
4%
%
2%
7%
5
June
36* July
July
62
July
May
May
May
5% Mar.
75
Apr.
% Apr.
2% Mar.
% Apr.
11% Apr.
7
18
July 18
Aug. 25
Aug. 29
July 18
July 17
94% Aug. 23
130% Mar. 21
Mar.
Mar.
June
14
Aug.
3
Aug. 14
Aug. 23
June 13
July
5
May 26
20
Mar. 31
Mar. 2
Apr. 17
Feo. 28
10
9
13
35
35%
3%
65%
2%
40
Jan.
July
fP
Apr.
Feb.
50
49% Aug
16
Sale
8%' Aug. 22
21% Aug. 10
3
Aug.
9
17% Aug.
3
28% Aug.
2
21% Aug.
9
7
Aug. 18
21
12
5
5% Aug.
Aug.
2% Aug.
13% Aug.
20% Aug.
16% Aug.
5
Aug.
14
50
Sale
7%
1%
20%
14%
11
14
31
13
18
13
Juxy 19
July 13
July
6
July 20
51% July 17
120% June 28
6% Mar.
12% Apr.
1% Aug.
7% Jan.
% Jan.
3% Feb.
36% Mar.
101%
1%
13%
2%
4%
Aug.
July
Aug.
July
July
July
IP
T4
21% Apr.
96
Apr.
57
23
11
18
$1 % Aug. 29
9% Aug.
88
Aug.
8
Aug.
15% Aug.
4% Aug.
38% Aug.
23
2% Sale
9% Sale
3% Sale
26
2
7% Aug.
85
Aug.
5
Aug.
15% Aug.
3% Aug.
34% Aug.
17
15
32
20
28%
40% Aug.
18%
.....
60
i64
1
30
16
21
4
17
Jan.
15% Jan.
65%
58% 53
108% 109% 108%
31
7
Sale
48% Aug. 28
8
Aug.
29% Aug. 10,
19% Aug 25'
3'
16% Aug.
2
Aug. 311
120
17
Jan.
18
3% Mar.
Apr.
% Feb.
45
40% Aug.
117% Aug.
10
10
14
Feb.
2
June 13
40% June 13
6% June 21
50
50
45
9%
2
75
38%
26
c
5% Aug.
105
37%
Sale
18% Aug.
3% Aug. 25
40
75
Sale
30
35
Sale
14% Aug. 14
7
2
17
18
S0H July
1
Mar. 31
8%
3
68
23% Jan.
4
% Apr.
3%
4
Apr. 19 18%
14
Mar. 31
25
85
1 100
May
% Jan. 23
5%
11
7% Aug.
Aug. 28
2%
16% Aug.
20% Aug. 25
2%
28% Aug. 171 34% Aug. 25
5%
Sale
68
1
Aug.
94% Aug. 25
13%
Sale
17
53% Aug.
39
57% Aug. 29
Sale
49% Aug.
23 >
58% Aug. 25
Sale
92% Aug.
99% Aug. 10
53
94% 85
Aug.
94% Aug. 23
59
125% Aug.
126% Aug. 23 125
"80" 70
Aug.
70
35
Aug. 30
Sale
4% Aug.
5% Aug. 10 :V 1%
Sale
1% Aug.
2% Aug.
3
%
20
Sale
13%
16%
20% Aug.
97% Aug.
3
Aug.
Aug.
2% Aug.
25
Sale
23
35 X
96
72
7%
7%
17% Sale
55% Sale
38% Sale
28% Sale
37%
44
25
18% Aug.
27
3
13
31
20
2
2
3% Mar. 30
7% Feb. 28
....
Zenith Radio Corp._.__....*
Zonlta Products Corp....;.!
Ex-Dividend,
20^
._*
preferred....*
Wllcox-Rlch Corp class A...*
Willys-Overland...........5
900
7% convertible pref.... 100
440,900 Wilson Ac Co...............»
366,800
"A"
126,900
Preferred
.....100
1,796,350 Woolworth (V W)
10
381,100 Worthlngton P At M_.
100
7,100
7% preferred "A**..
100
10,900
6% preferred B
100
2,440 Wright Aeronautical Corp..*
96,400 Wrigley (Wm| Jr
32,800
7%
50
White Rk M Spr ctfs
White Sewing Mach
Convertible
12
•
Wheeling Steel Corp.......*
4%
88
Sale
1
*
100
15%
Sale
5
.....
Preferred
(6)
Sale
2
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
100
Sale
Sal*
P
Warren Bros..
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
5
preferred.....*
1%
3%
2.550.201 Westlnghouse El Ac Mfg..50
4,990
7% 1st preferred........50
44",700
par
88
1%
•
2,316,279 Western Union Teleg
336,600 Westinghouse Air Brake
"2",200
•No
Sale
3
....
7,000
58,400
80
*
...
Bros Pictures.
conv
conv
Sale
3
Warner-Quintan
$4
50%
4%
16
7% preferred.......... 10f>
$3.85
4%
77
Sale
12
.
Ward Baking class A
Class B
2,844,925 Warner
"
320
Walgreen
Walworth
1
48
100
Waldorf System..
Sale
97
35
100
Detlnnlng
7% preferred....
2%
42
.100
Preferred
Vulcan
95
54%
54%
Sale
93%
82
85% 91%
125%
126%
55
"82% 62%
Sale
5
5%
2
Sale
1%
23
19%
7% 23
26
Sale
23% Sale
6% Sale
6% Sale
Preferred..............100
25,000
Sale
2%
50
10%
xl9% Sale
55
820 Utah Copper..............10
Utilities P At L "Aw
6
68%
*
40
Aug. 25
Highest.
Sale Prices
10% Sale
18%. Sale
30% 31%
50%
x94%
100
S Tobacco
29
10% Aug. 10
36% Aug. 10
6% Aug. 23
60
Aug. 11
8% Aug. 25
68
Aug. 31
2% Aug. 18
Aug.
3% Aug.
Aug.
5%
30
*
United States Steel.. ....100
63,000 U
Sale
7% Sale
17% Sale
416,300
8% 1st preferred..
100
1,049,100 U S Smelt Ref Ac Mg
50
Preferred
34,390
..........50
7,153,245
543,800
Sale
\VA
....
.....
80
Sale
8%
53%
Prior preferred v t C ....100
406,700 U S Realty Ac Impt..
1.587.200 U S Rubber.
Sale
Sale
*
...
1
7% Aug.
55
1%
44
*
v t c
26
118
21%
•
U S Indus Alchol
U S Leather
Aug.
32
Sale
81
25%
100
U S Hoffman Mach
83
25
"l%
100
.
U S Freight
•
U S Gypsum Co...........20
7%
21
Sale
2
Sale
14% Sale
16
15%
5
3%
1st preferred............
U S Express
97%
3%
40% Sale
118% 120
...100
U S Dlstrlb Corp
Aug.
11% Aug.
Aug.
107
Aug.
67
15
62
Universal Plct 1st pref....100
U S Pipe At Foundry
20
U S Ac Foreign Secur
65
70
75
4%
......
Sale
Sale
4%
16% Sale
Universal Leaf Tobacco
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Prices
21
Aug. 29
20% Aug. 29
40% Aug. 29
66
Aug. 23
17% Aug. 10
24% Aug. 28
11 110
Aug.
3
'21
60
75
Preferred. .............100
United Stores A
Preferred.
50
Sale
55% Sale
2% Sale
9
19%
—
Preferred
Salt
18% Aug. 16
16% Aug.
29% Aug.
8% Sale
x32
Sale
6
United Piece Dye Works...
900
"Y.SOO
600
4
45
4,300 United Paperboard Co...100
400
3,300
304,200
15,300
19,500
9X Sale
35% Sale
........100
Ac Impt Co
Highest.
Prices
Jan.
.....—
li050
125,700
27% Sale
Lowest.
Sale
1
6% preferred...........100
United Corp.......
*
Preferred....
•
United Dyewood—
...100
Preferred
1.100
151,710 United Electric Coal...
*
733,200 United Fruit
*
148,000 Universal Pipe Ac Red Co..*
12,700
43,300
3,800
Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
July
18
13% July
22% July
20% July
35
July
67
July
26% July
35% July
4% July
10% July
5% June
26% Aug.
2% Jan.
17% Jan.
8
20
13
3
13
13
18
6
6
2
30
June
22
June
6
72% July
50 % July
39% July
15
8
7
7
51
June
7
47
June
6
24
May 27
53
Aug. 23
23
July
7% July
July
19% July
37% July
17
7
10
19
18
3% July
18
8% July
8
42
""%~F~eb."27
3% Feb. 28
4
24
11
,
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB
August
6,515,581
10,471,483
31_
34,396,805
Jan. 1 to
aggregate sales,
Since
1933.
INDUSTRIAL
Shares.
1.
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
567,577,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN AUGUST.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
In
August.
NEW TOEE
$147,319,500
$64,958,000
690,687,000
Aug. 31
PHI CBS
1932.
1933.
August
77,073,624
Shares-
-
Jan. 1 to Aug.
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
1932.
1933.
Stock Sales.
Par
AND
Bid.
Aug. 1.
Ask.
Ask
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
Highest
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Aug. 31.
Sale
Sale
Prices.
Prices
MISCELLANEOUS
200 Abbott Laboratories com—*
Acetol Products, Inc. A
*
3%
1,200
175
12,900
1,000
5%
5%
31
600
300
4%
Sale
4
25
Acme Wire Co v t c
10% Aug. 30
70
Aug.
8
Sale
11
Adams MUlis 7% 1st pf
100
300 Aero Supply Mfg class A_._.*
125
Class B
*
15,100
*
1,700 Agfa Ansco Corp com
•
8,400 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com
*
31,100 Air Investors Inc com v t c
Convertible preference...*
7,900
Warrants
20,050
50
4,305 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
Preference....
50
160
"i",466
100
600
1,500
200
700
375
%
K
2%
4%
3
2
4%
% Sale
6%
10
Sale
8%
2%
9
Sale
17%
Sale
Aug. 28
Sale
2
4%
4%
7%
7
2%
Sale
2
4%
7%
2%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
14
30
23
17
25
1
22
31
11
70
Aug. 28
Aug.
1
Aug.
8
2%
4%
8%
2%
16%
%
50
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
30
14
29
28
4
28
22% Jan.
2% Feb.
13
Apr.
2% Mar.
60
Apr.
7% June
% Feb.
4% July
1% Feb.
% Jan.
5% Mar.
% Jan.
11
24
7
2
4
6
15
21
23
24
3
10
37
5
July
19
June 14
36% June 12
15% July
3
80
June
7
10
June
4%
6%
10%
3%
June 13
June 20
June 12
June 27
8
%
15
-----
16
%
42%
17
June 13
1
55
June
8
5
17% Feb. 21
....
61
July
July
17
14
8
Jan.
Albert Frank-Guenther Law
200 Allen Industries
400 Alles & Fisher
_*
*
2,400
4,006 Allied Internat Invest com..*
S3 conv preferred
*
4,350
*
220,800 Allied Mills Inc
500
121,100
28,570
2,800
26,000
3,350
6,641
1,999
1,520
1,100
1,000
3%
Aluminum Goods Mfg....
110
'"iOO
200
200
16,500
916,000
48,712
2,500
Amer
Sale
Sale
300
150
*
Cyanamld
com
.»
—
mm
mm
mm
-
50
m.
—
•»
mm
%
M
%
%
"H "i"
%
1%
%
1%
%
.*
Amer Founders Corp new
7% 1st pref. ser B
6% 1st pref series D
com
Preferred
2%
Sale
1
1
S#le
%
2%
1%
1
3%
Sale
Sale
3
M
8%
%
9%
10
12
43%
4
1
13%
5%
1%
15
4%
1%
14
Sale
1%
14%
preferred
5
5%
Sale
"4% r7f"
13
7
9
1,700
%
3%
3%
220,300
15,500
500
1%
2%
16
Apr.
% Aug,
3
24
28
10
2
17
14% Aug. 25
1 % Aug. 23
2%
1 %
14%
13%
13
Aug. 24
Aug.
9
Aug. 30
Aug.
2
Aug. 14
4% Aug.
8
1
Aug. 16
12
Aug.
9
9
Aug""29
16"
Aug.
4% Aug.
2
1% Aug. 11
13% Aug. 21
18% Aug.
9
14"" Aug."30
Sale
Sale
Sale
7%
1% Sale
2%
5
%b Sale
1%
10
3%
4%
16
3
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
9
10
1
16
Aug.
1
20%
2%
Sale
3
4%
Sale
3
3%
3%
4%
Sale
4
Aug. 11
3% Aug. 22
3% Aug. 17
9% Aug.
2
12
Aug.
1
4
Aug. 11
3% Aug. 30
3% Aug. 24
9% Aug.
2
13% Aug.
1
1
Aug. 11
Aug.
3
Aug. 4
Aug. 7
3
Aug.
2
16
Aug.
1
2% Aug. 16
2%
6%
1%
10%
3%
21%
2%
6%
1%
9%
3
Aug.
1
Aug.
3
Aug.
4
Aug. 22
Aug. 17
Aug. 23
Aug.
1
June
15
3% Juiy 18
5
1% June
16% July 19
52
Aug. IS
Feb.
Jan
Mar.
.Tan.
130
June 22
June
June
11
28
16
24
14
22
20
16
July
15% June
1%
10%
4%
2%
20%
8
19
6
28
31
20
13
June
Jan.
June
June
June 13
May
5
June 14
20
June
13
16
June
27
8
8
18
18
May 27
June 27
June 27
June
7
31
June 28
12% Feb.
2
Apr.
Mar. 29
6% Feb. 28
15% Feb. 23
10- Feb.
9
43% Jan. 10
5
May
3
1
June
9
8
Apr. 29
Mar. 30
Aug. 11
4
4
55
Jan.
4% Jan.
3% Feb.
% Jan.
5
Jan.
2% Jan.
1
May
8
Apr.
Jan.
4% Apr. 24
July 18
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
4%
30%
118%
%
8
10
June 19
53% June 26
65
6
July
24% July 10
24% Juiy
7
% Jan. 11
4
16
Sale
*
1
10
189,500 Armour & Co (111) new
Warrants
391,500
•
134,800 Armstrong Cork com
5
42,000 Art Metal Works common
709 Arundel Corp common......*
95,900
15% Aug.
9
52
Aug. 18
7
3%
12
•
com
200 Apex Elec Mfg common
37,700 Arcturus Radio Tube....
100
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
12%
Sale
*
common.
74,000 Anchor Post Fence
2%
1 %
14%
12%
12%
18% Aug.
13
16
600 Amsterdam Trading Am shs_.
200
9.100
10% Aug.
1
% Aug. 16
60„
300 Amoskeag Mfg Co common..*
100
77% July
Mar.
Feb.
Aug. 15
*
50
100 Amer Thermos Bottle cl A._*
775 Amer Transformer
3%
Sale
14
•
800 Amer Salamandra Corp
Amer Thread
2%
1%
Sale
1
50
Amer Pneumatic Service
15,600
10%
%
100
600 Amer Potash & Chem Corp..*
50
7% Apr,
13% Mar.
11
10
Sale
%«
50
100
1,200
100
14
28
25
2,450
mm
June
1*
3
15
June
96
3^
1
% Aug.
4%
mmrnrn
1,600
Aug. 15
1
11
17
20
24
19
% Aug. 18
45
June 15
June
9
3% July
rl % Aug.
10% July
15% Aug.
June
37
Aug. 15
Aug. 16
3
2% Aug.
2
41
Aug. 22
% Aug. 16
14% Aug. 24
47% Aug. 14
4%
American Meter Co
100
%
%
......*
American Equities Co
180
mm
Sale
2%
4
37% Feb.
Apr.
% Jan.
2% May
2%
2% Aug. 14
3
28
18
Sale
2%
Corp....
7% 1st pref series A
100
650
trnmrnrn
%
20
*
2.900 Amer Maize Products com
100
1,125 Amer Mfg Co common
400
•.
Aug.
Aug.
11% Aug.
47
Aug.
2
*
71,600 American Investors com
Warrants
53,800
17,294 Amer Laund Mach com
400
81
74
20
cl A..
Common class B
500 American Hardware
2,200
65
Aug.
1
a72% Aug. 21
11
Aug. 10
37% Aug.
9
2
common
350 Amer Hard Rubber
100
Sale
65
......100
Amer Dept Stores
7,900
149,000
1,350
1,375
7,400
Sale
2
American Cigar Co. com..100
113
""200
77
8% Aug.
1% Aug. 17
Aug. 28
15% Aug. 24
r
10
Series D warrants
40,000 American Corp
66",4 00
Sale
% Aug. 23
Aug. 28
Series C warrants.....
100
3.500
13%
9
*
Ltd...
6% preferred.
5
18,850 Amer Beverage Corp new
100
1,200 American Book Co
3,300 Amer British & Contr Corp.*
3,400 Amer Capital Corp com cl A*
Common class B
*
11,400
S3 preferred
*
7,400
$5.50 prior preferred
*
2,300
/200
8%
44
600 Amer Austin Car Com
600 Amer Bakeries cl A stock...*
"3",500
4
41%
*
100
Preferred
vlumlnum
10
13
300 Allied Products A common.
227,210 Aluminum Co common
9,550
2% Aug. 14
June 13
3% June 14
2 % July
3
% June 27
3% Mar. 22
3
Apr.
1
2
*
common
common
Alliance Investment com
"i",66o
2% Aug. 14
2% Aug. 14
1
Inc Class A
100
100
2% Apr. 19
2
Jan. 20
8
June
8
6% May
3
% Feb.
6% Aug.
% Feb.
9% Aug.
2% July
4% Mar.
% Mar. 15
10% Apr.
3
6
V/
25
June
17
61
July
July
July
20
20
3
_
16% July
9
July
4
3%
3%
9%
13%
14
3
13
27
Aug. 11
July 18
Aug. 24
Aug.
2
Aug.
1
2% June 12
June 10
13
2% July
12% July
4% July
22% July
4% May
31
July
13
15
15
18
29
19
Associated Elec Industries—
American deposit rects_.£l
38,600
40,600 Associated Rayon Corp com.*
5,400 Atlantic Coast Fisheries.__.*
12,600 Atlas Plywood Corp..
__*
1,312,266 Atlas Corp com
*
36,800 $3 preferred A
1,900
200
1,000
1.000
73,400
2,100
23,700
270,867
,
3
3
7%
Sale
33%
35%
2% Sale
4%
3%
4%
4
4%
13% Sale
39%
41%
6%
6%
2%
2%
4%
2%
3%
3
4
14%
40%
7
2%
41%
Sale
2%
150
6,775
675
10,800
ii",500
3,600
■
.
mm
'mm
mm
'
.100
5,875 Babcock & Wilcox Co
12,000 Baldwin Locomotive warr
100 Bastian-Blessing Co com. .100
Baumann (L) & Co—
Conv 7% 1st pref.......100
70
21,800 Bellanca Aircraft v t c new-.l
*
43,300 Benef Indus Loan com....
1,000 Benson & Hedges com
400
mi-mm
100
2,200
100
..
—
mmm
mm
-
mm
-
m.
-
700
Conv preferred...
Blckford's Inc com........
50
25
25
( 2% Feb. 21
/ 1% Jan. 23
Aug. 10
56
Aug. 10
3% May 26
25% Feb. 24
Aug.
9
8% Aug. 16
59
Aug. 24
Aug. 29
56
65
48
8%
Sale
2
2%
Sale
3
10
Sale
4
11
453
7,800
Sale
13%
1%
6% Sale
2% Aug.
13% Aug.
3
3
6% Aug. 31
Aug.
9
14
"l% "2%
*
5% Aug.
Aug.
23
$2.50 Conv pref
Ulauner s
For footnotes see page 56.
common...._....*
Bliss (E W) k Co common
_•
1
2
4
5% Aug.
23
Aug.
2
4
12
1%
6
3%
11
5
6
3%
1% Apr.
5% Apr.
Mar.
Jan. 20
8% Aug. 11
12% July
7
25
5
3% Aug. 17
3% Aug. 17
6% June 12
18% June 13
43% May 11
10
May 20
3% June
5
4% June 10
65
June 29
Aug. 24
Aug. 29
12% June 26
59
11
July 19
6% Aug. 31
6
12
July 22
Apr. 19
14
June 20
June 23
5
Jan. 30
4
May 22
15% Apr. 17
2 % May
3
8
May 15
May 15
7
June
23
Aug.
4
8% July
15
1%
8%
1 %
4%
6
14
4
Jan.
33
11
12
5% July 17
5% June 13
July 27
2% Apr.
% Apr.
4%
15%
41%
7%
3%
5
3
2,500 Black & Decker Mfg com....*
mm
IOO
Axton Fisher Tob class A.-10
25
3
2
8
25
23
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
4% Aug.
3
2% Aug. 11
3% Aug.
3
4
Aug. 16
13% Aug.
1
40% Aug. 10
5% Aug.
8
2% Aug. 17
300 Aviation Sec of N Engl new.l
_
m
1%
23,525 Auto Voting Machine com..*
1,460
_
Warrants
2%
1
June
Jan.
Feb.
16
2
12
10
June 21
5% July
7
SEPT., 1933.]
NEW YOEK CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
NEW YORK
In
!
Shares
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares
10,600
4,700
100
m
m
^
^
^
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
CURiEXCHANGE
Since
August.
43
1933.
Bid.
IND'IS. & MISCEL. (Cont.)
247,047 Blue Ridge Corp com
1
92,363
Opt 6% Conv pref
*
.1,432 Blumenthal (S) A Co com...*
225 Bohack (H C) Co common... *
25
7% 1st preferred
—100
Aug. 1.
Ask.
3%
Sale
3
29
1%
Ask
Bid
2X
3
29 X Sale
Sale
10
3
Aug. 31.
Bid
Lowest.
3
Sale
325*
10X
33X
12
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
Sale Price»
2X Aug. 15
29% Aug.
1
10
Aug.
1
Lowest.
3X Aug. 18
34 3^ Aug. 18
10
Aug.
1
10
Prior preferred
100
100
800
4,300
m
m
~
~
~
5,900
6,300
868
15,068
1,700
Bristol Myers Corp w
3%
4%
x
"i
T\
2
ix
1
7%
IX
6%
2
7
%
%
8
4%
1
Amer
34
Sale
237,300
2
7
Am
100
1,250
40X Aug. 29
16
22
15
16
24
16
1
Aug. 22
X Aug. 15
Aug. 16
3
Aug.
2
7% Aug. 15
3
24
38X Sale
34
Aug. 28
2
X Aug.
Aug. 29
3%
300
1,100
Sale
3X Sale
3% Aug.
500
100
11,800 Cable Radio Tube
400
m
m
m
19%
9
10
*
2
i%
IX
com » * c
X
ih
1%
2%
3
4% Sale
18
Sale
Can Indus Alcohol cl A.....*
%
15 X
14
B
non-voting
590 Carman A Co conv A stk....*
—
600
14,600
Carnation
Co
Sale
6X
*
common
Sale
10
16
10
Am
Sale
X.
700
4,300
125
625
1,500
200
m
m
~
~
500
*
common
Sale
5
Sale
12
83
2
2%
3X
8%
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
27
7X
Sale
4
Sale
4X
13
9X Sale
210
♦
2,808,900 Cities Service common..
48,900
Preferred
*
9,600
Preferred B—
*
Preferred BB
.....*
1,300
5,700 City Auto Stamping Co
*
25 City & Suburban Homes ColO
1,200
W*
"
"
''
~
■**
% Aug. 11
16% Aug. 22
Aug.
13 X Aug.
1
X Aug. 11
Aug. 18
19% Aug. 10
17X Aug. 10
Aug.
1
3 00
3,800 Claude
Sale
Sale
3 X
17
10
Aug. 16
1
19
3,600
85,500
16,100
400
Claude Neon Lights com
12% Aug.
104
Aug.
84
Aug.
12X Aug.
41
Aug.
28
Aug.
4
Aug.
9X Aug.
2
24
2
18
2
29
3
31
27
Aug.
Aug. 15
20
Aug. 22
3
Aug. 11
.3% Aug.
17% Aug.
12
14
3X Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
11
Cleveland Tractor com
-
6X
Sale
Sale
*
4,800 Colt's
X
1X
4X
125 Cllnchfield Coal Corp com 100
2,900 Club Aluminum Utensil com *
500
«.
-
-
-
11
Aug. 31
Aug. 29
2
2
2
1,300
5,200
Mills
Sale
5X
5
Columbia Pictures
Corp com •
100
Convertible preferred
*
135,200 Consolidated Aircraft com..
11% Aug. 29
IX Aug. 17
4
Aug. 25
% Jan.
IS
18
24
22 X
24
Sale
10 X
100
3.700
3,400
55,900
Merchandising v t c
3,100
S3.50 preferred
33,866 Cons Retail Stores Inc
23,900
1,800
com.
Aug. 24
1X Aug.
2
4X Aug. 16
21
23
Sale
Aug. 15
X Aug.
Aug.
9
3
Aug. 25
3%
9%
9% Aug.
3
11X Aug. 24
X Aug. 4
X Aug. 16
1% Aug.
2
1
Aug.
7
%Aug. 16
X Aug. 16
2X Aug.
9
2
Aug. 31
X
X
1
IX
IX
IX
251
Sale
Continental Shares Inc—
100 Continental
300
100
88.500
700
200
100
pref
Steel
1,090,000
9,800
6,139
Cord Corp
5
Corroon & Reynolds new...l
$6 Conv pref A
*
—
-
Courtaulds Ltd
7,400
113,000
X Sale
26
Feb.
20
27
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
454
6%
10
51
2
stk
oV*
20
8X
2%
reo
15X
8%
T" "16"
Sale
3
19
Sale
Cramp (Wm) & Sons Ship &
100
3,100
Engine Bldg Corp
4,100 Crane Co com
325
Preferred
300
50
4,700
2,600
75
200
-
-
250
$6
425
300
A..*
Preferred series B—
conv
500
2,400
10
Davenoort
10,900
89,000
216,300
199,300
276,800
1,308,200
500
5,500
•
Hosiery
Detroit Aircraft
Doehler Die-Casting
—*
700 Dominion Steel & Coal B..25
210
Dow Chemical Co com
15,900
90
2,400
7
Sale
7
15
Preferred
Driver Harris Co
18
20
3X
9%
11
"X '"'%
X
1,550
2,500
17 X
Sale
Sale
.10
11,600 East Util Invest cl A com
»
15,700 Easy Washing Mach class B_*
1,550 Economy Grocery Stores
*
*
27,600 Lister Electr'c com
100
100 Elec Household Util Corp.. 10
2,200
3,800
2,300
71,200 Elec Pow Associates new
1
Class A new
148,975
1
27,700 Electric Shareholdings com.l
8,200
$6 Conv pref with warr
*
m
50
125
For footnotes
800 Elgin Nat Watch new.....15
Emerson's Bromo-Seltzer—
525
Class A non-vot com......*
200
see
Class B common
page 56.
_....*
2% Jan.
July
17
June
June
13% Mar.
% June
6% Mar.
.
30*
23
10% Mar.
2
1
Apr. 15
15
May 11
18
6
10
6
6
Mar. 12
14
12
1 % Apr. 28
June 20
% May 16
Jan.
17
Apr.
8% Feb.
4
27
5
7
1
Mar. 21
2
5
12
18
i9% Juiy 27
Apr.
4
23% Juiy 13
12
18
% June 14
1% Jan.
June
July
July
30
June 21
% „une
%8 Jan.
June
June
6
6
7
July
June 20
7
1 % June
2
Mar. 16
13
5
2
1
Xt Jan.
June 26
July
6% May 31
30
May 29
3 X June
2
25
May 31
5
8
30
29
May 31
4% July
7
12% July
3
4% July
7
32
July
8
2% Jan.
X Apr.
3
July
53
32
Apr.
26
16% June 28
Jan.
May
Feb.
18
19
10
7
86% May 31
20
June 21
July
18
%6
1 %
2%
2%
June
9
May 24
June 21
June 19
6
June 22
X Jan. 19
7% Apr. 25
11
6
July
7
22% July
15% July 13
4
July 19
7
Aug. 16
Aug.
1
20
4% Mar. 31
10% Jmy
8
2
2% July
11% Juiy
59% July
11
July
8% July
9% July
13
29
7
10
Apr. 21
15% May
9
July 19
9% Apr. 28
35% July
37% July
21
10
15
Mar. 21
65
8
9
6
5
Apr. 22
8
1% Aug.
% Jan.
12%
7%
1%
%
Aug. 24
Aug. 17
9% Aug.
25"
IX Aug. 29
8X Aug. 29
50
Aug. 14
8X Aug. 25
OX Aug. 15
7% Aug. 17
34% Aug. 35
34
Aug. 25
10
5
16X
16
20
12X
9X
X
X'
Aug. 14
10% Aug.
8
Aug. 10
IX Aug.
8
X Aug. 17
16
Aug. 14
11
Aug.
7% Aug.
1% Aug.
X Aug.
1
.
July
4% Mar.
44
A\ig.
2% Feb.
5% June
25
7
2% Jan.
23
6
June
11
15
16
2
June
2X
3X
4X
19
Sale
26% Sale
17% Aug.
21
Aug.
2
1
71X
Sale"
3X Aug. 10
3% Aug. 21
65
Aug.
3
17
Sale
14
1
Sale
1
3X
Sale
21% Aug. 21
29% Aug. 25
X
11
11
3
3
16% July 19
May 19
6
12
June 12
July 11
Aug.
8
June
9
June
9
June
17
4
Aug. 23
3% Aug. 21
74
Aug. 28
17
21
49% June 18
55% July
June 22
1% Feb. 23
1% June 28
30
7
14
16X
Aug. 18
Aug. 31
Mar.
3
96% May 31
May 31
3% Feb. 25
50
Sale
Sale
Sept.
1
"l%"Sept""7
2
X
Jan.
19
5
May
17% Aug.
15
July 21
43
4X
July
31
21%
IX
......100
32,200 Dubiller Cond Corp com._.l
1,100 Durham Hosiery cl B com—*
39,400 Duval Texas Sulphur
*
25
7
6%
Sale
X
Sale"
Tx "ix
2X
3X
"1" "ix
3X Sale
37
38X
~5X Sale'
2
IX
IX
7X
7X
6% Sale
5%
6%
53
4X
i
5
Sale
6% Sale
7
Sale
5
6X
41
Aug.
1
3
Aug.
Aug.
1
Aug.
0
Aug.
OX Aug.
6% Aug.
4X Aug.
3
13
.
"4",700
1
3
16
*
common.
3
18
20
2
8
June
38% July
34
July
7
July
18
May
10
8
7%
6
100
7% preferred
% June
22
4% Mar.
1
4% Feb. 28
1% May 13
6
Mar 31
34
Aug. 17
31X Aug. 2
*
100 Draper Corp
15,500
1154
__£1
Distillers Co Ltd
5% Aug. 28
17% Aug. 16
13% Aug. 25
10
16
Sale
Distillers Corp SeagramsLtd*
250 Dixon (Jos) Crucible Co..100
43,500
5%
100
Corp
100 Diamond Shoe Corp com
*
1,000 Dictaphone Corp common..*
100
700
15
900 Deisel Wemmer Gilbert comlO
100 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy
*
100
Sale
*
—
200
~3X Sale'
7
pref class A—....*
t c.._*
8% Aug.
44
4X Sale
Corp—
1,300 Cuban Tobacco com v
3,000 Cuneo Press com
200
6
% pref with warr
m
7,100
Zellerbach
5X Aug. 14
17X Aug. 16
9% Aug.
3
2 3-s Aug. 18
15X Aug. 17
1X Aug. 29
8X Aug. 22
100
Grown Cork Internat cl
Crown
.
100
Wheeler E!lec Mfg.
300 Crowley Milner & Co com—*
89,900
9X Sale
—.—25
151,700 Crocker
'
7X
17 X
Sale
2 X
2X
15X
17
5X
14 H
12 X
June 14
% July 19
3% July 19
6% June 12
60
Sale
..£1
Am dep rets for ord
*5*
14
15
14
19% June 26
3% June 28
30
110
%6 Apr.
8
7% Apr. 25
*
com
15,000 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
6,300
$3 pref A with warrants..*
3
4
5
18
Continental Secur common.*
Convertible
26% July
26% July
5
IX
Consol Theatres v t c com—
700
June
8
Juiy
7
July 19
Juxy
7
Apr. 24
Apr. 28
13
May 11
40% Aug. 29
3
5% Mar.
5
12
7
12
June 21
1%
X
5%
4%
11%
22%
9% July
Consol Automatic
4,100
8
16% Aug. 22
2 % May
4
7% July 21
5
Apr. 29
12X Aug. 22
X Aug.
9
16% Aug. 23
9X
10
4% June 24
7
Columbus Auto Parts—
"14:266
IX
IX
4
100
Inc
Apr.
1X July
5% Ju.y
<
4% May 27
14% July
7
Aug. 14
10X
Patent Fire Arms Mf&25
10 Columbia
-
19
6 June
1
200
mm.rn.mm~
June 16
June 30
2% Jan.
98X Aug.
83
Aug.
7% Aug.
40
Aug.
24
Aug.
3% Aug.
9% Aug.
15X Aug. 30
Sale
10%
Neon El Prod com...*
24
% May 18
1% Feb. 28
1% Feb. 27
16% Aug. 10
15
18
2%
14%
700 Clark (D L) Co
~
40
4
2
26
18
20
2
2
4
22
18
11
1
3
'
m
26
Mar.
1,810 Childs Co preferred—...100
207,100
3,100
1
May 20
12% May
X Aug. 10
3X Aug. 30
4X Aug.
1
25X Aug. 22
200 Chicago Nipple Mfg cl A—50
30
18X Aug. 31
16
17% Sale
15% Sale
ax
Sale
11X
X Aug.
7
2X Aug. 10
4X Aug.
1
Celanese Corp of Amer—
29,415
7% 1st partlc pref—...100
9,245
7% prior preferred......100
48,500 Celluloid Corp com
15
2,400
1st preferred
2,225
S7 div preferred
*
27,200 Centrifugal Pipe Corp
•
3,100 Charis Corp com
*
10,500 Chicago Corp com
1
Conv pref
1,250
1
Feb.
90
4% May 27
3
May 26
11% Aug. 14
dep rets B ord—....
134,600 Carrier Corp
1,450
3
1
26
2% May 29
30
June 14
Carreras Ltd—
"8,700
Aug. 17
3X Aug.
5
3% Sale
4X
5
500 Calamba Sugar Estates Co.20
720,900
121,500
1
9X Aug. 25
18X Sale
5
2
—
400
m
11%
18X
*
5,600
Warrants........
53.700 Burma Corp. Amer dep rets
29,300 Butler Bros
1°
4,100
m
10
Inc—
Co
$3.50 conv pref
300 Burco Inc common
100
$3 conv pref
"
90,700
12,500
6% pref
Watch
Bulova
i
15s
100
2
July
Mar. 23
16% Jan.
dep rets ord reg shs
Brown Co
May 20
26
Aug.
% Aug.
Aug.
IX Aug.
6% Aug.
3
Sale
dep rets ord bear. £1
dep receipts reg.-lOs
Am dep rets
Mar. 29
1
1
1
4X
2X
British South Africa Co—
100
12
3
21
British Celanese Ltd—
10,500
4% June
37% June 22
18
Aug.
Sale
X
2%
22
1
Aug. 28
X Aug.
2
3X
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
Amer
Feb.
24% Aug.
4%
350
Class A
100 Bristol Brass Corp com.—25
m
"
2
22% Jan.
15
May
% June
2% Apr.
7% May
% Mar.
% May
% Feb.
% Jan.
6% July
18% Apr.
13
May
34
Aug.
21
—
200
IX Feb. 27
21% Mar.
1
21
100
A preferred stamped
100
11,900 Botany Consol Mills com
*
7,000 Bourjols Inc
*
1,000 Bower Roller Bearing
*
2,800 Bridgeport Machine com...
700 Bright Star Elec class B
*
9,100 Brill Corp class A.........
15,900
Class B
42,700 Brillo Mfg Co common......*
200
Sale Prices.
90
Boston & Maine RR—
170
70
Highest.
Sale. Prices
4
30
28
17
1
24
OX Aug.
9
8
Aug. 29
5% Aug. 25
24% Aug. 30
1X Aug.
4
10
Aug. 28
7% Aug. 2
7% Aug. 25
6
Aug. 4
44 X
23
25
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
6% Aug.
9
23% Aug. 14
25
Aug. 23
June
% Apr.
1% Jan.
Aug.
% Apr.
10
Aug.
2% Apr.
2% Apr.
2% Mar.
35
Apr.
5% May
23
8
%« Feb.
1
May 16
% Feb.
3
26
4
4
6
28
7
1
15
15
1
Mar. 28
June 28
21 % Aug.
5
June
20
5
4
July 19
78
July 12
99
July
5
43
May 31
26% July
1
67
June 10
1% June 12
3
May 16
8
Aug. 29
2% June *7
5% June 13
30
24% Aug.
2
July
10
Aug.
12% June
11% June
9
July
59% June
7 % June
29
25
July
17
28
13
12
13
14
3
14
Aug. 23
NEW
44
Shares.
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
1933.
indus. & misc. (Con.)
Bid.
Par
800
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale
2X Aug. 29
5
Aug.
7
2X Aug. 28
5X Aug.
8
5
Sale
Sale
5
4k
...
Sale
4% Aug. 22
5% Aug. 10
100
1
sx
200
100
2,900
1,500
12,800
125
3
Aug. 18
18
Aug.
9%
IX
2%
%
4%
108
Ferro Enamel Corp
com....1*
14
;
Film Inspection
Si1! 10
pf.lOO'
First Nat Store* 7% 1st
1
100
Flsk Rubber Corp common.
Preferred
111
Ik
_
Sale
14k
3%
X
"9" "l6"
Fiat Amer dep rets
Fidelio Brewery
7k
11%
10Ys
3%
X
4% Sale
....:•
F.E.D. Corp
1,130
409,350
27,500
16,200
179,400
2,350
31", 200
4
7X
16k
Sale
%
111% 114
6 k Sale
37 k Sale
Sale
-----
Sale
X
7 K
42 X
5
6k
12 Vs
Sale
15 X
Sale
Sale
5k
Sale
X
X
X
IX
•
Claaa B
Apr.
3
13
8
12
12% June 29
Feb.
IX July 17
{4% June 13
i
June
2% June 15
10 Vs Jan. 31
Feb.
8% July 20
15% July 19
17
Aug. 22
7
4% Aug.
3% July
35*
17
Jan.
Mar.
9
IX June
June
9
35
Aug. 28
July
3
9% Ju.y 17
Aug.
108% Mar.
Apr.
8
Aug. 28
45% Aug. 25
5% Aug. 15
16 k Aug. 25
17
Aug. 14
37
Sale
5k
6k
7% Aug.
14X Aug.
17
Aug.
4% Aug.
X Aug
35
Aug. 28
3
29
22
31
3
28
5% Aug.
Aug.
4% Aug.
12X Aug.
16 % Aug.
Sale
45
yi Sale
1% Sale
Ford Motor of Ctonada cl A..
7X Aug.
11
Aug.
16% Aug.
3
Aug.
k Aug.
35
Aug.
113
111
*
Fllntkote Co claaa A
IX
Sale
July
11
July
4Vs July
Jan.
3% Mar.
10% June
6% preferred............25
1
Machine—*
100 Fire Assoc of Phila
1"
46.700
3
3
9%
Corp
Capital
Federated
15,800
62,700
9,900
68,900
5,600
500
2
6% July
4% July
80
June
10
100 Federal Mogul Corp
100
5,100
A—..*
com....*
Fodder* Mffi Co cloaa
Federal Bake Shops
1,200
700
1
2H
Fansteel Product* Inc....—*
3,800
3,200
2,200
16
10X
16
4
Prices.
2% Aug. 28
6% July 19
2X June
4k July
Mar.
22
..
9%
2%
6k
Sale
2% Aug. 29
1% Feb. 24
100 Falrey Aviation Co Ltd—10s
5,400 Fajtardo Sugar.
>.10#
200 Fanny Farmer Candy com..*
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale. Prices
2k
newl
Falrchlld Aviation rom
34,100
3,500
Lowest.
Ask.
Ask. Bid
Bid.
Sale Prices.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
Ask
10
4,900 Equity Corp common
8,200 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft St Tool—*
4,900
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
August.
EXCHANGE
CUEB
PRICES IN AUGUST.
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
YORK
115
8
Jan.
46
4%
Feb.
Feb.
7% June 23
19% Juiy 18
18
June 10
June
26
9 k Feb.
6
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
296,000
8,700
15,750
4,600
37,200
100
1,400
1,000
Ford of France Am dep rcta.
com...*
Foremost Dairy Prod
Conv
preferred.
......
4H
100
""966
200
4%
1
IX
14
Sale
2
6X
2%
8
0%
3k
9%
Sale
10
6k
2%
15
2
*
11
3,700
1,500
Warrants
4,700
39,200 General Rayon A stock-_..*
4
4,700
8,675
71,400
47,865
4,180
$6 Preferred..
Gen Theatres
100
100
19,700
500
100
2X
Sale
Sale
10X
10
6X
IX
11
Sale
3.10
Sale
X
——
conv
—.*
X
H
Gen Tire & Rubber com...25
62,400
200,000
4% Aug.
4% Aug. 15
1
Aug.
2
1
2% Mar.
% Jan.
May
Aug.
HX Aug.
9
2% Aug.
2
8% Aug. 28
24
Aug.
8
3%
IX
13 X
&
11
Sale
k
92 k
Kb Sale
8/i
Sale
Sale
94
100
6% preferred A
9% Aug.
Aug. 25
10
1
•
ix
•
9k
4%
Sale
2
x
2 Ys
Sale
17
2X
2X
Sale
19
2
9k
8
Class B
Gorham
500
34,800
2,800
500
420
910
100
50
400
31",600
Mar.
13
5
17
20
10 k July
10
July
3
2% Feb.
1 % Aug.
12
Aug.
332 Aug.
X May
25
22
17
8
26
4
1% Aug. 14
12
Aug. 17
832 Aug.
7
4
Aug.
1
1% Aug. 22
12
Aug. 17
832 Aug.
8
3% Aug.
9
X Aug.
90
Aug.
75
Aug.
2% Aug.
16% Aug.
5X Aug.
12
Aug.
7
Aug.
18
% Aug.
8
6
2% July 27
12% July 27
Kb July 31
June 12
10
16 103
25 81%
23
2%
16 20%
5%
14
12
30
23
8%
Aug.
Elec
Apr.
-
140
May
23
51
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
90
Aug.
Feb.
12
Aug.
Aug.
2% Apr.
22 % July
com.......
k
X
Kb
X
Sale
Kb Aug.
Sale
% Aug.
2
Aug.
7
2
July
July
2% June
24% July
July
20 % July
15
July
27% June
IX June
1% Feb.
6X Apr.
4
7
June
X Mar.
150 Goldblatt Bros common...
Gold Seal
14 X July
4% July
10% July
26
July
% Mar. 22
Aug. 17
24
Aug.
8
7
8
800 Godchaux Sugars class A__
600
Mar. 31
1
Equip Inc
preferred
900 Gilbert (A C) Co com
406,000 Glen Alden Coal Co
15,800 Globe Underwriters
~tf, 900
4% Aug.
9
1 % June
3
8 % June 13
3
6% July
5% July
28
Brit
Gen
$3
3
6
5
4
4% Aug. .7
X Aug. 14
1% Aug.
1
11X Aug.
9
IX Aug. 25
7
Aug. 17
24
Aug.
8
14
11
8k
7k
receipt*—£1
American dep
4%
lk
11
H
Flreprooflng com.....*
Gen Investment Co com—..5
300
Mar. 31
% May 16
May 25
2% Feb.
.100
General Elec Co of Great
31,800
2,000
I,400
1,900
4%
1
...*
com—
6,200 Garlock Packing Co com
*
126,600 General Alloy* Co
•
67,400 Gen Aviation Corp com new.l
125 Gen Capital Corp com
*
100
7,300
5,900
Aug. 21
6
5X Aug.
2
4X Aug.
7
X Aug.
1
1
Aug. 30
Co.
Foundation
New capital stock
9,400
8,200 Franklin (H H) Mffi
42o
7% preferred
700
200
Sale
3
19
19
1% June
7
3
June 12
3
rct*..Ord refi II
Amer dep
Kb Apr.
18
17
15
3
13
14
17
10
12
Inc—
3% Aug.
Class A common..
.....*
1,400
$3 preferred with warr
4,000
104,000 Gorham Mfg Co com v t c
3,900 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
13,400 Gray Tel Pay Station com..
4,300 Gt Atl Ac Pac Tea lat pref.100
Non-voting common atock *
8,132
200 Gt Lakes Dr & Dock Co
10k
8
12
9k
20
Sale
5X
Sale
122%
148%
Sale
Sale
19 X
28%
7%
21
Sale
8%
Sale
145 k
Sale
5%
10 125
Aug.
22 153
Aug
28
15
30
23
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
23
Aug.
4X Aug.
Sale
Sale
%
19% June 29
29% Aug. 25
8% Aug. 22
29
July 29
125
Aug. 29
181 % May 15
16
May 27
26
Juiy 13
6
July
7
10% July 31
2% May 17
4% June
8X Apr.
29
118
3
15
30
Mar.
Mar.
Aug.
128
28
11
Apr.
1% Apr.
5% Aug. 31
25
Jan.
6
Aug.
X Aug. 25
1
Aug. 21
X Aug. 10
Sale
2
1 % Aug
June 29
5
June
Mar.
9
*
com
Aug. 29
121
Sale
*
6
29% Aug. 25
8% Aug. 22
2
23% Aug.
1
139
124%
2
9% Apr.
Aug.
5X Aug.
15
3%
2
.
18
18
120
5,500 Great Northern Paper Co. .25
2,300 Greenfield Tap & Die com..*
25 Grief Bros Cooperage com A.*
158,600 Greyhound Corp
18 %
18
4
k Aug.
Grocery Stores Prod—
200
100
200
1,800
1,100
600
100
1,000
""50
T360
T,206
Common v t c new
25c
14,800
16,400 Guardian Investors common 1
•
5,200 Hall fC M) Lamp Co
Handley Page Ltd—
800
Am Dep rets part pref 8s
15,200 Happiness Candy St cl A..
2,000 iH art man Tobacco common. 10
3,600 Hazeltlne Corp
9,200 Helena Rubinstein common *
5,200 Heyden Chemical Co
100 Hey wood Wakefield Co com25
1,950 Hires (Chas E) claaa A com.
200 Holophane Co Inc common
2,000 Horn (A C) Co common
300
1st preferred...
......50
*
14,580 Horn St Hardart com
310
7% preferred......
100
...
800 Huyier's of Del com
350
400
4,400
300
IX
6%
75 Illuminating Shares cl A
6% Aug.
Sale
X Aug
.
6% Aug.
9
10
% May
1
% June 15
1
1% Mar. 24
X
X
H
X
%
7
5
1
1%
Sale
16
4%
5%
iy
Sale
1
18 X
Kb Aug. 30
X Aug. 30
5
Aug.
2
1
Aug.
9
16
Aug.
X Aug. 29
% Aug.
8
6% Aug.
9
1
Aug.
9
19
Aug. 17
20% Aug. 21
'2X "4%
X
X
X Sale
X
1
k
20% Aug. 21
X
%
1 %
%
8
2%
24
9
2X
2
5% Aug.
4
21X Aug. 23
23X Aug.
10
3
3
Aug.
17
1 %
1%
12
20K
22 X
21%
Sale;
17H
2%
2
1
20
20
18
10
20
12
15
17
"
Feb.
July
85
7% June 15
July
X June
8
8
1 % June 29
6% July
1% June
19
3
8
Aug. 17
0% July 21
July 19
4% June 28
5% Aug.
4
24
15
June
8
25% June 12
95
July 12
4
July 10
20
Jan.
June
20
1X June 27
Mar. 15
June
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
June
Apr.
June
June
Apr.
Apr.
June 26
3
2
% Apr.
1
new
807,000
7% preferred
100
5,000
7% preferred stamped.. 100
...*
10,900 Hydro-Elec Secur com
5
113,852 Hygrade Food Prod new
»
3,650 Hygrade Sylvania Corp
1
1
Jan.
19
3% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 3
13
Feb. 23
July 11
9% July 15
1
9
July
27k Aug. 10
42% June 26
Aug. 22
Aug. 14
44
4X May 11
0% Feb.
~
7
20
29
7k
13 X
8k
Sale
7%
5X
26%
8
7X
28
Sale
7%
4%
27 X
8%
4%
Sale
Aug. 24
7X Aug. 10
4% Aug. 17
26
Aug. 21
29
Sale
Sale
Aug.
3
9% Aug. 30
23% Aug. 17
6
9% Aug. 30
24% Aug. 18
15
1 % Aug. 30
40% Aug.
2
2
Aug.
44% Aug. 25
25
25
8
5% Aug. 10
27% Aug. 10
*
38
June 26
Imperial Chem Industries—
100
400
1,100
'6
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
1,200
II,200 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can.5
11,100 Imp Tob of Gt Brit & Irel .£1
23 X
Sale
9%
24%
Aug.
4,500
47,938
Industrial Finance
v
1
t c
""300
500
800
600
3,500
1,700
400
Amer
10
100 Interlake Steamship Co
3,900
„
«
2
1
1
1
25,425
1,500
47,400
3,400
84,000
28,000
4,000
34
34 X
Sale
41
43%
44 %
Internet Cigar Machinery
.Tnternatl Holding
22% Aug. 25
& Invest.*
Internat Products com
Internet Safety Razor cl B.*
$3
conv
.1
50
preferred
Interstate Hosiery
2
•
Interstate Equities com
Mills
•
4 vA
Mb
14 X
6k
2%
Sale
2
2%
Sale
23X
11%
17
1
2%
4%
3
Aug. 22
1% Aug. 28
2% Aug. 16
1% Aug.
2
22% Aug. 25
2
Aug. 22
2% Aug.
1
1%
22%
Aug.
17
4
24
Sale
23
Aug.
14
15
14
Aug. 24
lk Aug. 30
Aug. 14
14k Aug. 24
1
6% Aug. 14
1
Aug.
3
5% Aug. 23
54
Aug. 23
1% Aug.
9
5% Aug. 23
65
Aug.
13% Aug. 25
Sale
Sale
8
13 k Aug.
1%
Sale
8
24
100 Iron Fireman Mfg com v t c.
"2,200
44,700 Irving Air Chute
Warrants
1,100
com
5X
new-.l
3
X Apr.
Sale
5%
5% Aug.
6
70,300
Common.................*
100
400
S3 Convertible pref....—•
640
7,540 Jones
300
2,800
6,500
1,800
1,200
'"300
300
& Laughlin com
Klein (D Emill
Knott Corp com new
Kolster
6,100
200
23,400
3,600
Co common..*
new
IX
IX
5
9
X
5
1%
9
100
Klelnert (J B) Rubber cornCommon
5%
10
11
3k
1
15
66,800 Kreuger Brewing Co
X
X
X
X
Mar. 23
28
June
6
2% July
5
X Feb. 17
IX Mar. 16
X Jan.
9
Apr.
7% Jan.
8
July
4% Apr.
X Apr.
4
% Apr. 25
2
Feb.
6
19
Jan.
28
9X July 14
Apr.
6X July 21
1
May 19
3% Aug. 25
12,900 Lakey Foundry Ac Mach
*
800 Land Co of Florida
X Jan.
X
45
1
15%
X
IX
1
Sale
Sale
18
IX
Sale
1%
10% Aug. 14
15% Aug.
1
Aug.
1
10 K Aug.
14
Aug.
9
20
1% Aug. 10
*
10 Landers Frary & Clark
25
15 Lane Bryant 7% pref.....100
300 Lazaru9(F&R)&Co6% pf.100
Aug.
25
10
Sale
25
Aug. 31
25
Aug. 31
June 10
IX Apr. 28
Brandes Ltd—
American shares........£1
For foo notes see page 56.
7
14
19
24
2
Aug. 17
2% Aug. 14
6
Koppera Gas & Coke—
2,075
6% preferred...........100
1,300 Kress (S H) St Co spec pf__10
10
23
4
10
July
July
45 k July
7
June 26
Mar. 31
June 26
lonasAcNaumburg Corp—
1,400
11
25 k Juiy 19
15
June 22
24
.*
Inaur Co of North
16
June 22
15
25 Independent Pneum Tool.
""300
Feb.
1
Mar.
4
1
June 12
Aug. 17
X July
8
24 k July 19
17
June 27
8
July 18
8% May 24
k Jan. 21
2 k June
8% July
July
80
8
10
12
13 k Aug. 23
9 k June
9 k July
9
15
3 k Aug. 25
1 k June
67
11
7
June 21
Mar 21
15
10% May 17
July 21
23 k June 29
% Jan. 18
X May
25k May
25
Apr.
25 k May
25
Apr.
85
May
lk May 24
X May
6
2
4
85
May
1
SEPT., 1933,]
NEW
CURB
YORK
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
NEW YORK
In
August.
Shares.
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
700
400
9,500
1,000
100
2,100
1933.
INDUS. A MISC. (Con.) Par
11,900
4,900
104,400
2,800
3.750
98,300
600
"3", 600
Lefcourt Realty com new
Preferred
1
Lehigh Coal Ac NaT
Lerner Stores Corp
Did.
*
6
V$ % pref with
Aug. 1.
Ask.
__
3
100
warr
Llbby McNeil A Llbby
Liberty Baking Corp com
10
5
18H
l'A
20
IX
1,900 Lynch Corp
Sale
43
55
5X
5X
19X
Land A Expl com
660 Ludlow Mftf Associates.
700
14
50
40
21X
9J* Sale
5X Sale
X
Sale
IX
1% Sale"
Sale
Sale
Lowest.
3
Aug. 30
8
Aug. 29
8% Aug.
1
10?* Aug.
4
42 3* Aug.
2
4X Aug. 17
3X Aug.
3
Aug. 11
103* Aug. 10
14
Aug.31
47
Aug. 2«
5?* Aug. 23
21?* Aug. 21
Aug. 28
IX Aug.
37
H
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Sale Prices.
3* May
8
Apr. 15
53* Apr.
1
10
2
9
88
Aug. 14
36?* Aug. 28
9
90
Aug. 14
383* Aug. 23
12
5
com new
18X
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices
18
iV'
Sale
11
*
5
122,800 Louisiana
30
3X
8%
10J*
Lowest.
Ask.
2X
7
11
8
7K Sale
100 Lit Brothers
6,700
2
..
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
*
com—
4,400 Life Savers Corp
L
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
45
2
33
31
17
25
9
Aug.
Aug.
4?* Aug.
3
Aug.
6?* Aug.
2
Aug.
45
Aug.
22
Aug.
30
31
16
22
11
2
28
9
2
43* Aug.
Aug. 21
513* Aug.
8
14
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
62
4
Jan.
Feb.
28
13* Mar.
?* July
47
2
7
5
83*
13*
223*
13*
2?*
Feb.
3
90
34?* July
12
18
Aug. 28
1X Feb.
3
3*6 Apr.
Aug.
45
12
10 V* July 18
14
June 13
14
Aug. 31
5
17
9
45
33* July
3
Aug.
June
July
July
Feb.
May
28
13
15
27
3
19
Aug. 14
383* Aug. 23
Mange! Stores Corp—
200
Common
—*
175
100
6X% pref with com
2,900 Ma pes Cons MfgCo
200
8,800 Marlon
100
1,600
44,200
300
100
950
pur
500 McColl-Frontenac
13,200
200
2,500
125
825
IKi
3
3
X
28
Sale
30 X
5X
IX
42
1X
1
5?*
3X
6?*
Sale
44
Sale
3
4X
3X
2%
"\% Sale"
45
Sale
*
com
Mercantile Stores Co
43*
8
10
48
Sale
14
13
16
163*
900
_
10,000
1,400
700 Mickelberry's Food Prd
Midland Royalty Corp—
200
1,300
$2
conv
Midland
100
7,600
52
X
3
3X
Sale
2X
4X
Sale
5
23* Sale
43*
5
290
100
»»
m
-
«.
m
»/«,
~
600 Moore Corp Ltd
~
10
m
^
15
Sale
2,600
19X
—-
3
14
Aug. 21
Aug. 21
3?* Aug.
193* Aug.
3* Aug.
2
2
3
3
2?* Aug. 28
53* Aug. 10
7
100
10,200
4m
«.
-
«,
M
53,400
2,400
M
-
-
-
«,
925
3,900
175
10,000
2,300
500
700
800
52 conv pref
3.000 Nat Dairy Prod pref A
100
12
63*
Sale
43*
-
550
w
—
-
-
.
-
800
,400
100 Nat Standard Co (Mich)....*
5,400 National Steel Car Ltd.....*
19,600 Nat Steel Corp warrants..
91,200 National Sugar Refg
—*
200 Nebel (Oscar) Co common
24
'20X "28"
1,100
225
Nehl
Corp
1,500 Neisner Bros pref...
100
900 Nelson (Herman) Corp 55...
100
100
450 Neptune Meter class A
....*
650 Nestle Le Mur Co class A
*
..
100
400
7,700 Newberry (J J) Co
500
7% preferred
50
com—
---..*
7
New Mexico A Arls
Land
X
6
Sale
1
24
Sale
Sale
18,600
4,100
A preferred..
100 Nicholson File Co
Sale
1,300
39,550 NIles-Bement'Pond
200
307,700
7,200
com
'3X Sale"
TX ~~2X
36
225
1,200
mm—**
21
23
6
Feb. 27
12
Aug.
1
Aug. 25
72
Aug.
7
Aug. 25
11
1
4
4
24
Aug. 15
Aug. 11
Aug. 10
53* Aug.
2
793* Aug. 28
24
Aug. 10
Aug.
1
90
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
5?* Aug.
4,100 Outboard Motors
10
2,700
4,800
16,200
160,425 Pacific Eastern Corp
1
88,200 Pan Amer Airways com....10
21,800 Paramount Motors Corp....*
500
"8",300
pref
13
73
2X Sale
IX
4X
IX
Sale
15
121,600 Parke
800 Parker Pen Co
*
common
com
500 Patterson Sargent Co
For icotnotes
see
page 56.
23* Aug. 16
Aug. 14
36
33
2J* Sale
Sale
1X Sale
3X Sale
11
40
20
X Sale
153*
73*
403*
Sale
8
Sale
95?* Aug.
2?* Aug.
40
Aug.
13* Aug.
13* Aug. 21
3?* Aug. 31
11
Aug.
33* Aug. 24
X Aug.
2?* Aug. 18
143* Aug. 10
7
Aug.
393* Aug.
iH
l'X
.8
Sale
3* Aug. 14
3* Aug. 24
13*
% Sale
% Aug. 31
7
33*
83*
15
24
17
Sale
&
80
'20?* "35""
2?*
13*
153*
1*
173*
893*
30
com.
*
293* July 13
Apr. 17
17
3
72
17
14
8
12
6
Feb.
June
6
July 28
82
Jmy 19
1
253* July
15
July
6
90
Aug.
1
June 12
June
43*.
6
17
14
June 24
15
„
Aug. 15
73
Aug.
7
Aug. 25
Jmy 20
4
463* Feb. 27
12
•
May
11
15
1
Feb.
27
8
5?* Aug.
3
31?* July
7?* June 10
June
10
40
June
6
8
June
5
4?i
33* Aug.
Aug.
97?*
23*
44?*
13*
2
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
43* Aug.
22
Jan.
V
2X
10
13*
2?*
1
1
23*
July
June 10
Feb.
13* Aug.
3
17
Aug.
1
13* Aug.
163* Sale
19
5
53*
15?* Aug.
5
2
Aug. 16
Aug.
2
20?* Aug. 10
6?* Aug. 10
June
163*
14?*
453*
43*
?*
23*
X
1?*
July
June
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
May
May
July
Jmy
June
July
June
June
June
May
July
42
June
9
63* July
3?* Jan.
2 3* July
19
May
843* Aug.
28?* July
23* July
13* Jmy
20
30
7
17
28
20
5
17
2
3*
3?*
5?*
123*
3 3*
2 3*
63*
22
June 16
11
3* Feb.
223* Feb.
14
June
19
3
3* June 13
N Jan. 13
May 26
July 22
9
Feb.
24
23* Mar. 16
3?* Aug. 14
X Apr. 18
10
Apr. 11
65
May
3
Feb.
25
% Mar. 15
3* Jan. 30
93* June
7
Mar.
1
16?* Aug. 11 nl7
20
3
4
48
Apr.
5
July 12
3* Mar. 18
23* June 22
22
July 19
10
10
28
10
Mar. 29
3
12
11
1
13* Jan. 24
Apr.
7
6
May
23
July 18
43* Apr. 19
2X
28 X
...
30
103*
113*
133* Sale
3* Sale
1?*
2
32?*
383*
% Sale
323*
103* Aug.
3
1
1?* Aug. 23
Aug.
13 3* Aug.
31
X& Aug. 14
1?* Aug. 21
35
...
_____
■t
"52"" "54?*
2
X
X
33*
26
3X
Sale
4X
473*
43*
73*
13*
33*
48?*
43*
17 X
Sale
54
52
Sale
13
7?* Sale
2?*
2 J*
57
5?*
33*
Sale
Sale
63*
Aug. 18
Aug. 30
6?* Aug. 16
% Aug. 21
2?* Aug. 28
33* Aug.
3
23* Aug.
7
47
Aug.
2
5?* Aug. 16
563* Aug.
3
16
22?* Sale
653* Sale
9
50
July 18
173* June 27
19
X
2?*
3*
40?*
X
15
22
18
28
30
19?*
7X
33*
1 3*
43*
3
563* Aug.
13* Apr.
3
69
Aug. 25
June
8
July 17
May 22
June
9
Mar. 21
June 21
% Aug. 21
33* Aug.
3?* Aug. 24
Aug.
June 13
June 27
23
July
33* June
3* Jan.
13* Apr.
X Apr.
58
11
13
10
Feb.
233* Aug. 23
13
27
13
75
Jan.
7
21
4
6
Aug.
19
18
7
17
28
10
28
3
22
12
15
Jan.
Aug. 31
7?* Aug. 31
Aug.
2
583* Aug. 29
63* Aug. 10
22
24
July
34?* Feb.
20
8
28
31
28
26
Feb.
15
5
27
23* Feb.
4
58?* Sale
Mar.
May
Jan.
Feb.
75
53?*
16
63*
3*
3*
283*
Xt
7
3
17
18
203* Aug. 10
3
K, Jan.
2
June 28
33* July
July
18
May 25
43
5X
19
Apr. 21
Feb.
3* Aug.
13* Aug.
Feb. 27
97?* Aug. 22
X Apr.
1
843* Aug. 28
Mar.
10
25
263* Aug.
4
5
Aug.
8
3?* Aug. 14
13* Aug. 29
26
28
83
1
2?*
53* Sale
5
23
8
14
29
18
28
June
6
July 17
June 22
July
7
39
July 10
173* July
3
23
Jan.
Feb.
24
1
13*
13?*
2 3*
4?*
20
29
2
Apr
Apr.
27
29
163* Aug. 28
83* Aug. 25
41
Aug. 10
13* Aug.
6
6
Apr. 17
103* Feb. 11
76?* Feb. 24
28
12 3* Aug. 22
33* Aug. 24
% Aug.
33* Aug.
June
Feb.
-2*
x20
40
llH 137H
H
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
5
3?*
13*
16
843*
.10
..*
Mar. 28
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
June
June
June
63* Aug.
*
Davis A Co
68,755 Parker Rust-Proof
7
80
•
Park Austin A Lipscomb—
100
Conv partlc pref...
-
7",750
conv
63* Aug.
X Aug.
13
Aug.
25
Sale
8,900 Overseas Securities Co......*
Class A
63* Aug.
X Aug.
9?* Aug. 17
5
X
::::: ~~§x
cl B com..*
600
4
June 10
7
23* June
7
33* June
63
13*
X
433* Sale
200
13*
4?*
113*
4 3*
3
100 Oliver United Filters B stk._*
-
59
8
*
com
14
13* Apr.
8
3* May 19
33* June
7
22
39
3,830 Ohio Brass class B
._.....*
17,500 Ollstocks Ltd common
..5
200
36?*
12
5?*
*
50 Norwich Pharmacal Co
52,900 Novadel Agene
Sale
25
% Sale
33* Sale
"2
200 North American Cement
7,300
3
343*
22
9
4X
3,200 Northam Warren Corp pref
300 North A South Amer Corp A*
5,500 Northwest Engineering
•
July
Aug. 16
1
2?* Sale
34
43 3*
IX Sale
shs
Noma Elec Corp com
4
8
.*
(Coaach) Ctfs for ord b
3* May 11
3* May
9
July 12
43*
Nitrate Corp of Chile
50,400
%
*A
12X Sale
...100
com
343* June 14
43* June 20
July
7
?* June 12
1?* June
6
3?* July 19
7 3* July 18
20
ll*
83
Shipbuilding Co
175
............
«•
10
Sale
Sale
6
1
119,000
Founders shares.........1
99,500 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
June 20
Aug. 16
15
18
17
1,244 N Y Auction Co common
*
1,000 N Y Merchandise Co com...*
N Y
Apr.
8
X Jan. 20
13
17
17
40
300 New Process Co common....*
400
Mar. 20
8
3
15
Sale
6 J*
500 New Haven Clock Co com...*
26,025
Juiy
July
20
263* June 23
73* June
6
1,100 New Engl Grain Prod Co...*
1,100
70
Mar. 20
June 20
90
"24"" "26"
Sale
3
..........*
com
Feb. 21
July 31
20
62
10
90
*
—
26
22
5
6
75
16
1,700 National Tile Co common...*
20,500 Nat Toll Bridge A com
*
9,100 National Union Radio com..I
200
15
7
5
300 Nat Secur Invest com—...1
2,100
2,400
22
27
9
19
33* May 31
12
5X
115,500 National Service Co new....l
Conv partlc preferred....*
3,000
300
June
7
19
19
9
3
100
7,600
10/* July
2?* Jmy
Juiy
22
Aug.
14
July
6
July
193* June
44?* July
69
May
Aug.
4
8X
95,600 National Investors com..... 1
7,950
5K% preferred new
1
105,500
Warrants......
88,000 National Leather Co com—*
22,400 Nat Rubber Mach com.....
1,800 Nat Screen Service Corp....*
June 13
46
Feb.
June 24
8
June 12
5
Mar.
44?* July
383* Feb.
June 29
8/4. June 21
5
26
Sale
6X
400 National Candy Co com....*
10 National Casket preferred..*
200 Nat Container Corp com...*
-
14
9
*
400 Nachman Sprlngfilled Corp
13,600 National American Co
..*
104,100 National Aviation Corp.....*
700 National Baking Co com....*
583,200 Nat Bellas Hess com
1
18,200 Nat 1 Bond A Share Corp..
Feb.
Apr.
July
Jan.
X
1?*
43*
3*
1?* June 10
Aug.
200 Muskogee Co common...—*
25
6% preferred..........-100
1,700
33
70
213*
....
70
20
7% A pref
100
850 Moore Drop Forging cl A
*
4,600 Mtge Bank of Colom Am shs.
300 Murphy (G C) Co common—
*
Aug.
4X Aug.
93*
1,300 Modlne Mfg Co..
...._.*
100 Mohawk Rubber Co com....*
17,800 Molybdenum Corp vtc
1
15,660 Montgomery Ward A Co A..*
3,500 Moody's Invest Service pref.*
16
27
5
shares..
*
19
17
Feb.
5?* May 23
100 Miller (I) A Sons com
*
810 Mlnneap-Honeywell Reg pref
2,500 Miss River Fuel Corp warr—
450 Mock Judson Voehrlnger
*
"3,100
2
1
900 Mid vale Co
100
2X Aug. 16
Steel Product—
non-cum div
Aug.
193* Aug. 3
X Aug. 21
...—*
pref
Apr.
20
1:
500 Midland United Co common.*
200
Conv pref A............—*
50
4
62
56,100 Merrltt Chapman A Scott..
2,200
6H% A pref
...100
20,700 Mesabi Iron...
3,800 Michigan Sugar common..10
Common new
*
84,700
Preferred
11,900
—10
100
7
21
20
100
*
125 Merch & Miners Transp
700 Mergenthaier Linotype Co.
"5,000
9
22
24
13
33
July
4
48" "50"
40
*
7% preferred
3X
Aug.
Aug.
43* Aug.
3
Aug.
5% Aug.
13* Aug.
43
Aug.
22
Aug.
*
—
13,400 Mead Johnson A Co
X
*
Oil
McCord Radiator A Mfg»e
400 McKee (A G) A Co B stock.
50 McQuay Norris Mfg Co..
2,000
13* July
33
Steam Shovel com..*
5,100 Maryland Casualty Co——2
117,900 Massey Harris Co common..*
345,800 Mavis Bottling Co of Am Cl A1
3,900 Mayflower Associates Inr
200 May Hosiery Mills Inc$4pfww*
"1,200
%
w_*
123*
33*
203*
103*
June 20
Mar.
May
Mar.
Apr. 24
.
10
3
July
July
7
6
June 28
June 12
July
7
June 13
43* June 13
58 3* Aug. 29
8X May 25
4
June 20
273* June 27
8
July 11
69
Aug. 25
203* June 12
NEW
46
YORK
NE
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
August.
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
1933.
INDUS
Shares.
Shares.
40,800
806,200
4,960 Pepperell Mfg Go—
270
pref
100 Pet Milk 7%
"4,266
"lY.Ioo
3,300
85,200 Philip Morris Inc
Class A
25
1,500
119,900 Phoenix Securities common
Conv preferred A........10
19,100
1,500
434
354 Aug.
7
Aug. 23
6634 Aug.
1
Sale
6634 Sale
Sale
20'
18
1034
1034
234
2034
154
2454
3 34
22H
Sale
Sale
334
2034
1J4
2434
Sale
2334
Sale
2534
200
5,300
260
7,275
400
""500
300
900
100
354 Aug. 25
154 Aug. 16
2434 Aug.
7
2
154 Aug.
Aug.
9$
1
25
Aug, 30
7
Aug,
454
334
4
254
4
734 Aug. 30
434 Aug. 11
354
334
334
Sale
3
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
29
2634
"32
7934
3334
134
15
9
1234
*
Partlc conv stock
1,700
82
Sale
134
81
3534
134
8434
Sale
Sale
79
Aug. 24
33
Aug.
7
134 Aug. 18
1534 Aug. 29
534 Aug, 15
8
1754 Aug,
2134
18
1
2
Sale
334 Aug. 31
Aug.
2
8434 Aug. 30
3734 Aug. 17
154 Aug.
3
29
Aug.
2
534 Aug. 15
1754 Aug.
8
18
(The) Corp com
*
Propper
McCallum
Hotter.*
Process
13,000
Mill
Co
com
6",800
550
117,268
2,820
$6 preferred
750
Utll
$7 participating
1,500
T,806
400
100
'
"266
300
400
7,400
5,600
4,100
""325
Common
—
Goods Co
Bros
1,850
114
34
34
134
700
900
100
100
375
34,100
400
'
12,750
776,300
9,600
134
Sale
175 Sanford Mills
1554
13
21
2
!54
34
2334
334
334
134
234
254
^
Sale
254
134
Sale6
2
Sale
34
234
1
Sale
1
34 Sale
a
300
3
234
1-54
1
„
>
Sale
Aug.
3
2054 Aug. 18
4
234 Aug.
9
254 Aug.
30
1
Aug.
3
34 Aug.
7
154 Aug.
34 Aug. 22
Sale
Aug. 25
1
4
5 34
30
85
700
4,700
2,800'
200
6,600
150
1,900
400
11
2
Ye
6h
234
34
1134
34
554
18
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
534 Sale
Sale
40
1434 Aug. 31
8
934
54 Aug.
10
Aug. 22
3
3354 Aug.
2
234 Aug.
10
33
434
3734
Sale
Sale
_*
Refining—
4
50
Aug.
434 Aug. 22
3634 Aug. 29
3434 Aug. 21
84
100
5
7% preferred
Aug. 10
134 Aug. 30
29
34
27
Sale
Aug.
11
15
10
15
7
1434
H'
10"
324,300 Schenley Distillers Corp
3,300 Schlff Co com....
II,000 Schulte Real Estate com
*
700 Scotten Dillon Co
10
3,720 Scovllle Mfg Co
-.25
30,600 Seaboard Util Shs com new.l
5,700
Non voting stock
9,700 Securities Corp Gen'l com.
14,600 Seeman Bros common
68,000 Segal Lock 8c Hardware com *
32,900 Selberllng Rubber com
Selfridge Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets
2,500
--£1
3,100 Selby Shoe Co com
..."
—1
241,700 Selected Industries
$5.50 prior stock
16,400
*
Allotment certificates...
29,300
21,800 Sentry Safety Control
6,700
100
4,700
900
6,125
90
450
300
Y.266
39,200
2534
634
% Feb.
1
4
Aug.
2534 Aug.
3
34
Sale
3
Aug.
27
Aug. 22
22
254
334
154
54
234
Aug. 21
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
15
30
11
24
134 Aug.
100
1,700
1,500
"""25
400
100
250
Smitb (A O)
Corp com
300
19,800
350
100
100
8,600
125
700
For footnotes
434
3534
34
54 Sale
134
3
34 Mar.
(L C)
Aug. 10
1434
234
54
1154
3354
234
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
22
2
5954 Aug. 25
554 Aug. 28
Aug. 16
3534 Aug. 21
1
3834 Aug. 16
Aug.
34 Apr. 26
134 Apr. 27
Mar. 23
734
54
34
534
1534
154
734
43
2
2034 Aug. 21
2034 Aug.
7
54 Aug.
1
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
1634
134
1234
3434
Feb.
3
Feb. 31
Mar. 12
Aug. 21
7134 Jan.
22
July
634 Feb.
54 May
18
June
934 Feb.
34 Apr.
5
Sale
534
3534
34 Sale
454
5
Sale
234
234
34
54
34
34
34
934
1034
1134
3
20
1154
1034
254
7
234
1834
•
Sale
36
136
3
634
15
54
234
1
34
54
54
34
Sale
1
com
854
27
25
4
22
27
24
23
26
Aug. 10
34 Aug. 24
1254 Aug. 29
9
Aug. 15
Aug. 14
2
Aug. 24
Aug,
Aug, 25
1854 Aug. 18 1934
1
4334
3534 Aug.
9534 Aug. 10 9754
135
Aug. 29 145
234 Aug. 10
14
9
3
Aug, 25
Aug, 28
4
Aug,
Aug, 14
Aug, 31
3
Aug. 22
4234 Aug, '25
354 Aug. 25
2
Aug
31
354 Aug, 25
1
234 Aug,
39
634
% Aug. 10
54
54
Sale
23
1
734
Aug. 31
54
7
Aug.
7
Aug. 10
Aug. 14
Aug. 31
29
18
734 Aug.
3
Aug. 10
Aug.
4
20
354
134
234
154
254
134
254
34
134
134
56
134
734
1534
134
20
Sale
2 34
...
15
Sale
2
Sale
2 34
11
Sale
3
4
34
37
3
3
Aug. 31
80
Aug. 31
134
80
100
134 Aug.
Aug.
3
134 Aug. 18
234 Aug. 24
5634
134
634
934
334
34
Sale
2 34
854
Sale
4
37
80
134 Aug. 10
5434 Aug. 17
15
Aug. 15
134 Aug. 30
734 Aug.
7
7
Aug. 18
9
Aug. 18
3
Aug. 30
134 Aug.
58
18
Aug.
Aug.
134 Aug.
734 Aug.
1554 Aug.
11
Aug.
4
Aug.
14 34 Aug.
31
354 July 13
1 34 June
7
12 54 June 28
35 34 July
6
2 54 June
1
18
May 27
July
1
834 July
13
80
June 13
56
35.34 Aug. 21
Aug.
2
July 18
14 34
2 Ys
6
134 July
1434 July
1034 July
MTar.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
10
7
2034 June
5
4 34 June
65
July 18
70
July 18
6
54 June
June
5
2634 July
45
July
97 34 July
17534 July
14
7
3
14
14
22
7
334 June 29
634 July 15
5
Apr. 26
9
1134 Feb. 25 52 34 June
6
10834 Jan.
6 10834 Jan.
30
Feb.
54 Jan.
27
18
1
May 27
6
Apr.
234 Apr.
18
Feb.
6
Feb.
3
June
10
May
34 May
54 May
26
June 15
2 54 May
17
134 July
134 July
34 July
34 Jan,
15
18
17
54
Aug. 31
14
June
2954 June
July
28
3
10
2
June
3
8
10
7
May
9
34 June 22
6
June 22
2734 June 15
June 19
9
454 May
3
Mar. 15
70
Jan. 21 .rSO
34 Feb.
3
2
9
30
7
3
10
18
8
134 July
1
Aug 25
8
8 54 June
7
52 34 July
34 July 13
634 June 30
11
Aug. 10
163^ June 30
11
June 12
3834 July 17
112 June 9
734 July 1
134 Jan.
% Aug. 18
54
5
July
7
May 29
20>4 Aug. 21
24
May 31
134 June 8
2
May
Mar.
90
June
5
434 June 27
3
June
8
54 June 23
3 54 July 14
47
Apr.
80
17
26
17
26
14
84
2634 Mar. 30
31 Jan.
2934 July
8
May
3
Aug.
534 June
2554 July
9
26
54 Feb. 16
954 Apr.
7
% Feb. 28
33
Mar. 28
134
534
134
1254
1234
154 June
1
134 Juiy 13
154 June
9
54 June
7
21
54 Feb.
134 Apr.
54 Aug. 14
8
July 20
Aug. 28
23
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
2
Aug.
2
Aug. 21
1734 Aug. 30
254 Aug. 28
53
Aug. 23
61
Aug.
9
29
•
15,900 Stein Cosmetics Co com.J..*
21,500 Sterling Products w 1
10
2,290 Stetson (John B) Co com..
...*
2,100 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
2,000 Stroock (S) & Co Inc
*
•
74,025 Stutz Motor Car Co
1,275 Sullivan Machinery Co....
*
8,000 Sun Investing Co com
$3 conv pref
1,451
34
%
34
1
Co
614 % Pref
Sale
2
54
10
56.
15
4234
Aug. 16
25
Starrett Corp com new
see page
Sale
634
37
40
34
19
18
Sale
634
3534
134
654
1734 Aug, 28
234 Aug, 31
52
Aug. 28
3
53
Aug.
54
Sale
6
1134
234
234
1834
20
Aug. 30
Aug. 29
7
Aug,
4
Aug,
& Corona
6% preferred new.
325 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord
510
Sale
434
3454
54
434
5
3
July
1 140
4
6
4
3434
134
Typewriter v t c
*
Southern Corp com..——*
Stein (A)&
17
18
534 June
Aug. 25
May
4
Mar. 18
1
11
16
15
7
38-34
Sale
134
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
25,700
2,425 Spiegel. May A Stern pref ..100
__*
10,800 Stahl-Meyer Inc com
2,600 Standard Cap & Seal com...5
pref.
5,400 Standard Invest
1,100
200
12
5
29
m
Spanish & General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord bear
5,900
£1
61,900
26,950
13
11
4
434 June 29
13
34 Apr. 24
134 Feb. 21
54 Apr. 29
34 Feb.
1
54 Jan. 18
25
100
Preferred
100 Standard Dredging com
100 Stanley Works common
2,800
1,300
Juiy
454 July
15 34 Jan.
4854 Aug. 17
84
Aug. 24
20
Aug. 24
1
54 Aug.
Sale
-—
2,100
12,800
17
79
July
1
Aug. 25
1
34
134
18
7
2
21
500 Sheaffer (W A) Pen com—
Smith
11
10
1
15
11
28
23
July
Jan.
8
15
Feb. 27
Aug. 17
25
"T "Aug." 17
2
18
*
Seton Leather com
25
18
9
24
18
3
10 34 July
26
25
28
15
54 June 10
34 May
9
34 Feb. 28
Aug.
7
34 Aug. 23
18
14
9
54
62,100 Shenandoah Corp common
16,475
S3 Conv pref new
-25
53,650 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
1,050
6% preferred A A
100
6,363 Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd—
£1
Am dep rets ord reg shs—
2,712
200 Sisto Financial Corp
*
39,085
30
3
July
Juno
Feb.
July
July
July
June
July
3934
2 54
26 5-4
21 34
5 34 Aug.
18
July
20
June
634 May
Securities Allied Corp—
200
June 19
7 34 Aug.
6 54 June
Mar. 30 117
6
Ltg. 10<
......
1,500
3
17
Mar.
64
109
2
common
Savannah Sugar
Aug.
25
454
*
7% preferred
260
34
34
Aug. 11
Aug. 28
1J4 Aug.
Vie Aug. 28
34 Aug. 23
H
34
Aug. 11
1
45
Co
St Regis Paper
100
300
1
1
24
Apr. 27
July
5
May
5
2
2
354 Aug.
*
com
Safety Car Heating 8c
175
88,100
Aug.
654 June
30
3
Aug. 25
75
Aug, 30 135
Aug, 28 117
134
Sale
*
1
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
1,309
£1
...5
22,800 Roosevelt Field Inc..
*
38,800 RoBHin Internat Corp
22,300 Royal Typewriter com—...."
1®'
4,000 Ruberold Co
700 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc......*
1,180 Ryerson (Jos T) A Son Inc.. '
100
1,100
134
117
34
34
a
" Aug. 31
3
Co...
( O
Rlke-Kumler
Sale
130
138
117
132
Sale
111
110 Richmond Radiator com....*
625
7% Conv pref
*
100
734 Aug,
Aug, 30
68
June 10
3 34 June 13
June 19
Aug. 30
4
10"
new
Rice StiX Dry
Rlchman
75
3
com
6% preferred
900
1,500
2,890
7 54
754
66
3
25
1
86,800 Reynolds Investing com
900
80
60
Aug. 10
31
24
34 May
Jan.
Feb.
57
Mar.
2
234 Aug.
9
....-5
400
6% preferred v tc
5
16,700 Reeves (Daniel) com
*
*
12,600 Reliable Stores com...
31,040 Reliance Internet com A
*
9,800 Reliance Management—..."
85,100 Republic Gas Co.....
'
43,800 Reybarn Co., Inc.........10
300
134 Aug. 30
pref
21,200 Railroad Shares Corp com..*
4,100 Rys & Utll Invest cl A com__l
12,500 Rainbow Luminous Prod A. •
Class B
*
13,800
Raymond Concrete Pile Co
205
Conv preferred
*
4,800 Raytheon Mfg, com »tc.
*
200
Common vtc new..
50c
""700
734
734
70
63
1*
2,320 Quaker Oats
475
2 34
<
7
Jan.
454 July
84
Securities—
100 Pyle National Co
40
154
3
234
7
Aug. 23
7854 July
27
4
Sale
4
...
15,300 Pyrene Mfg
200
134
100
Prudential Investors com...
Public
300
34
'
...
225 Prudence Co 7% pref
51
134 Apr. 20
June 13
2
Feb. 16
26
Apr. 25
28
M.ar.
3
13
Feb. 24
34 Mar. 20
8
Mar. 29
10
Jan. 27
534 Aug. 15
10
Apr. 21
10
June
7
334 July
1
400 Pressed Metals of Amer—.. *
I,900
654 July
3
3
June 14
13
3
1
7
5
June 23
30
28
14
24
6
27
17
Mar. 11
24
93,600 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
100 Pitts Bessemer & LE RR..50
6,310 Pitts 8c Lake Erie RR..... -5"
53,075 Pittsburgh Plate Glass com 25
5
21,700 Potrero Sugar com new
1,850 Powdrell & Alexander.....
2,110 Pratt (k Lambert
300 Prentice Hall Inc common..*
25
7
254 Aug.
7
Pierce Governor Co com....*
300 Pines Winterfront Co
"8,466
434 Aug, 10
Aug. 23
74
Aug. 10
51
134 Jan.
50 Piedmont & Nor Ry Co—..100
*
200 Pierce-Arrow Motor Car
200
Mar.
June
134 Mar.
4234 July
2634 Feb.
70
Feb.
134 Feb.
15
Mar.
% Mar.
•
Pie Bakeries Inc com
Highest.
Sale Prices.
10
50
234
Prices
15
Sale
4
50
101'
I0<
10
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
1334
9%
1
Ask
Bid.
30
23
*
Pennroad Corp com vtc new.
Ask.
Bid.
Loipest.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
Ash
*
Class B
300 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
125
Bid.
& MISC. (Con.) Po
647 Pender (D) Grocery cl A
700
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN AUGUST.
PRICES
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
3
5434 Aug. 17
834 Feb.
7
34 Apr. 22
234 Apr. 17
7
Aug. 18
434 Mar. 17
134 Feb. 28
Feb. 23
21
3 34
July
63
July
July
154 June
1034 July
20
July
12 34 July
20
5
15
25
7
12
19
19
10
June 10
3534 July
12
SEPT., 1933.]
NEW
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
August.
Shares.
'•mm-
—
—
1933.
INDUS. MISC. (Concl.) Par
600 Super Maid Corp common..'
77,400
1,317,020
271,400
17.600
200
Swift & Co
Bid
—25
Swift International
500
13,600
Tobacco Prod Exports
Secur Trust Co
Bid.
Sale
Sale
1
Aug. 31.
Ask
17 K
24
Bid.
Lowest.
18 H
Sale
27
22 K Aug.
4
2K
3K
7K
Sale
38 K
50
36 K
Am dep rets ord red sh*._£l
Am dep rets def reg
800
5s
4,600 Todd Shipyards Corp
"5,700
225 Torrlngton Co of Maine
*
83,600 Transcontinental Air Transrl
Trans-Lux
3,700
3,400
Pict
Aug.
7
7K Aug.
Aug. 24
37K Aug. 24
K Aug.
3
152,300
Class
18
~2K Sale"
25 K
3
K
24 K
IK
IK
Sale
2 K
1
15
24
2K
1
*
IK
11K
A.........—
United Aircraft &
20
12 K
com
6% pref without
15
18
18 K
29
Sale
5K
Sale
13
26 K
5
Sale
Sale
5K
14
18
24
50
1H
2K
6
6K
United Chemicals Inc
200
Common
1,600
10,000
|3 cum partic pref
17,700 United Drug Co w 1
100,200 United Dry Docks com
....
100
16,200
12,500
9%
Aug. 31
50
Aug. 31
44 K July
9
June
Aug.
4
Sale
Sale
11
IK
Sale
3
933 United Milk Products com.
150
$3 preferred..............*
2K Aug.
1,682,200
10
Am dep rots for ord reg_.£>
100
2K
2,325
27,045 United
110
Shoo Mach
—
6
m
m
m
m
-
700 U S Financial Holding Corp. 1
(I S Finishing common
50
Preferred
...100
-
100
..
18,414
_
5,300
43,100 U S Foil class B new
59,300 USA Internat Sec com
1st preferred with warr..
44,800
3,900
2,000
900
14,600 U S Lines Inc pref
8.685 U S Playing Card com
105
200
Aug.
^
200
8,400
100
m
m
m
m.
*
Sale
57
700
S
Rubber
S Stores
Reclaiming
v t c
150
300
IK
18
IK Aug. 24
8K
IK
Sale
Sale
o4 K
Sale
IK
IK
21
4K Aug.
20
7
600
500
------
2,300
nlversal
16
9
58
IK
1
23
1,300
2
3
2
1
2
Aug.
6
1
12
IK
*
IK
2K
5
3
3
Aug. 29
Aug 18
Aug.
Jan.
Aug.
IK
*
3
6
Aug.
K Jan.
8
7
8
Aug.
Aug.
2K
IK
3K
IK
4
2
2
Sale
2K
Sale
Jan.
6
7
5K
2K
6
4
Aug.
2K Aug.
45
Aug. 21
2F
June 19
June 28
4
Feb.
10
10
July
6
July 15
May 13
2K
4K
50 K
3 K
7K
IK Apr.
27
9
Feb.
1
8
3
18
2
10
June
15
24
July
7
3K July 24
10 K June 21
20 h June
7
4
July 18
11
IK Apr.
25
Apr.
2K Aug. 29
5K Aug. 28
1
3
Aug.
1
2K Aug.
7
42K Aug. 14
IK Aug. 10
26
Mar.
IK May 31
9K June 13
16
July 27
K May 24
K June 24
K Aug. 30
S
eF
17 K Mar.
8
Mar. 22
June 28
2
3K July
2K June
K Jan.
7K July
12
May
UK June
July
July
Feb.
2
2K
45
•
8K
5
IK
36
Jan.
K Jan.
K Feb.
12
May
3,
Apr.
8
8
2
28
19
20
10
14
21
5K July 13
Aug.
8
2K June 19
6K May
8
56 K Aug. 30
June
BOg
June
202
33 K Jan.
Mar.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3
8
Pictures
6
6
19
8
IK Feb.
June
199
K Feb.
Aug..
Aug.
IK Aug.
20K Aug. 25
8
K Aug. 30
...
...
Aug. 23
Aug. 14
18
Sale
......
1,400
Aug.
11
June
20K June
10 K July
3K June
20K June
3
July
6K July
23
July
June 12
1 K June
Aug.
Aug.
4K Aug.
2K Aug.
*
56,800 Utility Equities com
5,950
Priority Stock.
21,500 Utility A Ind Corp com
31,100
Preferred...
400
8
July
9
6K Aug. 25
25
K Apr.
7
IK Aug. 11
9
IK Aug.
52K Aug. 23
common.....*
New
Jan.
6
50
Jan.
5K
59
IK
12* 13*
..10
K
1,100 Universal fnsurance Co—20
m.
1
2K Aug. 28
2K
IK
IK
7K Sale
IK Sale
K," Sale
18 K
Sale
4K
*
•
55 K
2K
2K
Sale
1
2K Aug.
3K
8 202
Aug.
1
K Aug. 14
6
6
Aug. 18
1
51K Aug.
56H
9
31K Aug.
32
1
K Aug. 14
"h ~t
Sale
IK
IK
4,400 U S Radiator common
*
325
7% preferred..
....100
1,160
------
„
IK
...
1
Sale
202
Sale
K
K
K Sale
IK
1H
...
400
3
-Sale
51K
2t
com
1,265
Preferred..—....
25
64,340 United Stores Corp com vtc.*
5,600 United Wall Paper
13,900 U S Dairy Prod class B...
2,800
Sale
1
July 19
K June 10
6
18K Apr. 3
80 United N J RR & Canal...100
9,900 Unit Profit Sharing com...
500
Preferred
10
June
22
7K Aug. 28
K Mar.
3
United Molasses Co Ltd—
1,200
9K June 13
20
3
Aug. 28
Aug. 23
Aug. 10
Aug.
4
2H Aug. 10
18
6
28K June 29
Kb May 16
7
K Aug.
July
46 K June 29
Mar.
20
IK Aug.
Aug.
13
15
IK Feb. 24
2K
17K
10K
3K
6
3 K June
4K July
8K Mar.
IK Jan.
7K Jan.
6K Aug. 25
2K Aug. 28
17 K Aug. 23
7K Aug. 28
20
June 22
6K May 29
Apr.
11
Sale
K
*
2
Aug. 25
Aug. 29
6
37
19
21
7K
2K
17
5
Jan.
Aug. 24
7
K Aug.
6
18K Aug. 18
4K June 26
2SK June 20
5K Feb. 14
20K Aug. 10
32H Aug. 23
6K Aug. 22
"lK Sale
7 K
*
13K Aug. 18
50
Sale
6K
9
20
22 K
*
....
200 United Engineering & Fdy._*
1,209,500 United Founders com new..l
25
m
Aug. 23
IK June 13
IK Mar. 22
K Apr.
8
14K Aug.
26K Aug.
3K Aug.
Sale
Kb
United Carr Fastener com..'
2K Aug.
3
2K Aug. 31
10
35
19 K
50
warr
"4 K Aug"." 29
13K Aug.
Warrants
1!5,800
1,300
*
38
9
1
14
2K
3
Transp—
825
300
,
M
16
10
Aug. 17
Aug. 15
Sale
12K
5
Q
100
M
Feb.
Jan.
K Jan.
3
10K Jan. 13
2K Jan. 13
10K Feb.
9
30
May 18
2K Jan.
3
3K Aug.
11K
8K
3,750 Union Amer Invest com
*
46,100 Union Tobacco Co common."
350
101,200
5K June 21
2K July 14
10 K May 29
34
June 12
5
22
23
18K Aug. 18
Sale
IK
4K
__1
50,300 Tung Sol Lamp Wka
S3 conv pref
2,400
6,000
m
Feb.
K Apr. 26
K Apr. 10
2K Feb. 15
24K Aug. 31
Sale
....
—
29
24K Aug. 31
Sale
2K
2K
Corp—
Common
19,800
Sale
Screen
Tubize Chatillon
14,300
500
4,700
—
Aug.
1K Aug.
8K Aug.
30
Aug.
38
Aug.
1
Aug.
18K Aug. 18
10 K
77,100
Common
1
60,995 Trl-Contlnental Corp Warr.
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
Am rets for ord. shs. reg£l
3,200
1,100 Trunz Pork Stores Inc
*
200
73",700
32^ June 10
7
600
'""loo
m.
3
1
38
25
12K Feb. 25
27 K Aug. 30
30
"22"
Highest.
Sale Prices.
7 K July 19
24 K July 17
19% Aug. 10
16
2K Aug. 29
Sale
Sale
7K
IK
Lowest.
Sales Prices
IK May 16
17 K Aug.
Sale
Sale
20K
Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale
'~2Vs Sale'
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
Sale
*
Ltd
Tobacco
100
Aug. 1.
Ask
7K
14 K
15
13,400 Taggart Corp com
390,100 Tas,tyeast Inc class A
„.*
192,000 Technicolor Inc common..
3,000 Thermold Co 7% pref
100
4,700 TobaccoA Allied Stocka
*
72,200
5,900
50,000
1,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
Shares.
-
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Price
Jan. 1.
47
June 12
June
7
June 19
June 13
June 13
500
""4",700
5,200
Chemical
Corp
5
29
32
31K
Sale
30
Aug.
2
35
5
30
Aug. 25
June
9
7
.100
2K
•
3K
700
31
35
19
Feb.
14
8
6
Aug. 25
31
31
2
8
800
July
Apr.
8K July
10
7,000 Vogt Mfg Corp..
July
Apr. 19
7K July
7
9K July 10
28,500
600
200
1.500
1,010
5,300
78,900
2,900
100
900
io
Class B
7K
h
•
Sale
13 h
9
"4K
1
13
Warrants......
UK
IK
Sale
5
4
6K
2K
18 K
Sale
2K
16 K
31K Sale
45 K
Sale
K
Sale
17
...
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham
9,800 Wayne Pump Co
4 K Sale
8K
8K
_.
*
•
¥■
•
com
K
K
IK
c
Sale
Convertible preferred
710
7% 1st preferred
100 Western Pipe A Steel
61
500 Wolverine Port Cement....10
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
53,000
Am dep rets ord shares..5s
300
Amer dep rets 6% pref...£1
Yates
Amer
Machine
2K Aug. 25
17K Aug.
1
2K Aug.
3
30K Aug.
1
13K Aug. 10
K Aug
1
20
Sale
Aug. 15
7K May
4
1K May 22
2K Juiy
7
K Mar. 24
11K Feb. 27
lh May 24
5
Aug. 16
47K Aug. 25
14K Aug. 25
1
Aug. 29
1
3K Feb. 28
7K Feb.
27
K Jan.
21
Aug. 23
Aug. 29
Aug. 23
69K Aug.
3
14
22
Aug.
Aug.
K Mar. 15
2
7
71K Aug.
2
3
4K
6
8K
12K
13
3K
10 K
Sale
Aug. 24
54
Aug. 29
40
13
7K
Aug. 21
13
Aug. 21
13
7
8
9K
12
K Sale
7
Aug.
% Aug. 30
12K Aug. 3
Aug.
2
Kb Aug. 30
13K Aug. 22
"30"
15
3
12K
3
Aug. 10
3K Aug.
9
12K
2K
11K
Aug. 10
Sale
18
Sale
20K
20K
2
4
Mar. 22
K May
2
7K Feb. 23
2
20K Aug. 25
3
May 18
Aug. 21
Apr. 24
56K Jan. 11
K June
1
K June 13
9K Aug. 23
18K Aug.
6
6
6
Jan. 14
June 22
3
12
Mar. 16
28
11K Feb.
9K Jan.
53 K Apr.
44
com. .10
Western Tablet A Stationery
•
16
16
11
3
8
1
1,600
Common v t c__
275 Westvaco Chlorine pref
100
2,500 W Va Coal A Coke com
1,000 White Sewing Mach rights..
17,200 W11-Low Cafeterias com newl
1,800
Convertible preferred
*
1,000 ^llson I ones Co com
•
2K Aug. 22
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
12K Aug.
100
23,300 Williams (R O A Co
IK
4K
IK
16K
2K
Sale
1
5,000 Western Air Express Corp.. 10
5,300 Western Auto Supply com A
325 Western Cartridge 6% pf.100
Western Maryland Ry—
9K Aug. 25
17
11
2
faltt A Bond Inc class A..*
1,789,100
A Worts common
78,500
Preferred
50,000 Watson (Jno Warren) Co
3,500
Aug. 15
8
2,100
1,900
------
11K Jan.
9
13 K June 28
12
June 12
3K July 12
3
7K Jan.
6
July
21
July 13
4
July 21
4
64K
17K
I K
2K
6
July 18
July 18
July 18
6
June
June
7
17
July 19
7
Aug.
3
71K Aug.
22
60
13
July
3
Aug. 21
10 K July
68
July
IK July
K Jun6
16 K July
3 K July
18
19
11
22
20
28
12K Jan. 18
9K Aug. 23
4K July 13
20 K July
5
Feb.
4
Feb.
1
K Feb.
Apr.
18
11
25
11
61
19
9
Co—
1,600
Participating pref...
_*
260 Youngstown SAT pref..100
PUBLIC UTILITIES
2,290 Ala Power Co S7 pref
16 preferred
1,135
......
62 K
Sale
48K Aug.
Corp
Conv class A............25
Class B
1
60,000 Amer Commonwealth Pow clA
119,750
Class B
33
4K
8
•
300
$7 1st pref series A.....
*
675 Amer Dist Tel N J pref...100
350 Amer Elec Power $6 pref
*
146,100 Amer A Foreign Power warr..
930,900 American Gas A Elec com...*
19,100
Preferred
...»
152,300 Amer Light A Trac com
25
2,100
6% preferred
.25
Sale
3K Sale
K Sale
Kb
K
1,800 Amer
see
Sts
page 56.
Pub Servcom A..*
30
Aug, 23
33
1
3K Aug,
Kb Aug, 30
Kb Aug,
4
Aug.
44K Aug.
3
37
2
36
Aug. 31
Aug.
3
K Aug.
1
K Aug.
3
Apr. 20
Aug. 16
25K Feb.
3
Feb.
Kb Mar.
Kb Mar.
1
100
4K Sale
30 H Sale
83 K Sale
17
Sale
Sale
7K Sale
33 K Sale
20
Sale
100
9K
a
9K
30
Sale
83 K
18 K
S{ile
Sale
4K
7K
28K
83K
18
20
....
For footnotec
Sale
3K Sale
Kb Sale
Kb
K
7
Aug. 16
50
36
*
Amer Cities Power A Lt
15,300
197,100
June 26
July 19
Par
"2K
Aug.
Aug,
Aug,
Aug,
Aug.
Aug,
Aug,
1
18
1
24
31
25
11
104
- Aug.
6
Aug.
9K Aug.
36K Aug.
87
Aug.
21
Aug.
21
Aug.
28
18
30
84
3
14
i
2
n
June
May
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
2
69 K Apr.
12
Apr.
2
18
1
Apr.
Apr.
65K Jan.
56K Jan.
13
16
36 K June 13
6K
K
K
IK
104
6
June
12
June
6
June
6
June 12
Aug. 28
Aug. 18
13K June 13
50
June
13
89 K June 27
26 K June 14
22
July 11
2K June
7
t
PRICES
aqqreqate sales.
NEW YORK
Jan.
Shares.
Jan. 3
1933.
1.
Bid.
Par
Superpower.—
*
PUBLIC UTIL. (Con.)
Shares.
165,200
merican
1,828,400
3,200
1,600
24,200
28,900
20
Sale
Sale
30
P &
L
40
*
$7 pref
1X
534
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
54
Sale
1 X
Class A new...
83,700
16,230
119,200
.♦
|5 preferred
Sale
134
Sale
5
X Sale
Warrants
1
1X Aug.
7X Aug. 16
X Aug. 10
525
8,000
IX
1X
Utilities.. *
Associated Telep
123,800
75
50 Bell Tel of Pa 6 Hi % pref._100
•
166,300 Brazilian Tr Lt & Pr ord
7,700
Sh
Pow pref.25
21 >4
—
1,600
27,100
600
4,500
Buff Niad 8c East
§5
Sale
13 X
9
Sale
Sale
14
*
1st preferred
14 X Aug.
19
Aug.
12X Aug. 16
1734 Aug. 28
77X Aug. 11
30
Aug.
9
80
2
Cables & Wireless-
400
£1
£1
£1
ord sh
ord sh
pref sh
25.800
Am dep rets A
160,000
12,700
1,600
3,500
Am dep rets B
Am dep rets
Sale
*234 "2h
4
354
134
134
34
334
IX
IX
1
X
%
354
425
10
*
S6 preferred
75 Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref.
—
HM
10X
1234
10h
12 34
12
9,200
*
100 Cent Pow & Lt 7% pref—.100
50 Cent Pub Serv $4 pref
——*
Cent & Southwest Utii—
23,500
1,240
600
10
Common
234
—.
680
75
2X
234 Sale
Sale
Sale
34
Aug.
15
Aug.
27
Aug.
29 X
106X Aug.
90
680
7,500
186,600
27
31X
30
32
108 X Sale
Sale
99 X
5% Conv preferred
100
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
25
6% 1st preferred
80,725 Commonwealth Edison
1,128,900
100
X Sale
% Sale
X Sale
Sale
X
IX
X
13,200
CompaniaHispano Americana
100
Electrtcidad Amer shares
50 Conn P & L 634 % pref____100
6,100
75
d,2e0
63 X
57 X
60
350
50
1,700
Eastern Gas &
375
7o,120
66
65
com. _•
1,900
1.800
.100
Fuel Assoc..*
434
6,900
1,900
1,025
1,600
2134 Sale
24 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2334
54 X
48
$6 preferred
*
1834
41 Hi
$5 preferred
...»
40 X
Sale
*
8X
3X
Sale
Elec Pow 8c Lt 2d pref A
79,300
Option warrants...
7,000
150
"~4X Sale'
4
Sale
163
Sale
173
..5
Elec Bond & Share com
7.475 Florida Power & Lt $7 pref..*
X Aug. 25
9
Aug. 23
X Aug.
7
75
Y.ns
25
Sale
51
44 Hi
Sale
Sal'e
2554
50X
43 Hi
1554
5X
50
25
l'soo
100
6",900
1,100
194,900
50
9
% Apr.
Sale
Sale
50
""700
100
18,300
1,940
B
300
63,200
19,800
July
3 42
108
June 22 108
7034
43 34 Apr. 12
99 34
9934 July 20
Sale
61
X
Sale
7
% Sale
51X
Sale
X
X
%
56
53
50
1
3534 May
3
66
61
Aug. 10
3834 Apr.
8
76
July
Aug, 15
8
5634 Aug. 30
59
Aug, 29
2X Aug. 17
1834 Aug.
18
Aug.
4X Aug.
161
Aug.
22X Aug.
50
Aug.
1
1834 Aug.
30
24 X Aug.
25
7
26X Aug.
17
55X Aug.
49
Aug.
18
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
15
Aug. 25
44
5X Aug.
Aug.
29 166
15X Aug. 23
1
4X Aug.
if*
Ma j
Apr.
780
200
*
100
cl A....*
...........
Aug. 16
Aug. 11
Aug. 16
50
8X Sale
IX Sale
5334
Sale
54* 56*
25
400
100
1
Mass Utll Associates v t c
100
§6 Conv pref Acod
56.
Feb.
Jan.
19
Feb.
June 13
June
66
29
13
5934 June 13
June 13
934 July
July
Feb.
13
12
14
Mar.
25
June
1
25
June
7
Apr.
21
May 26
19
June 22
Mar.
Aug.
21
Apr.
June
10
8
July
14
Mar. 30
3334 Jan.
14
Aug. 30
Aug. 29
1334 Aug. 18
5534 Aug. 30
4634 Aug.
4
55
Aug. 18
50
Aug.
7
5534 Aug. 23
55
Aug. 18
50
Aug.
7
3
Apr.
5
1834 Mar. 31
434 July
6
4334 Apr. 28
47 34 June
2
5,0
July 10
Aug.
2
Aug. 28
34 Jan.
4
4834 Mar. 30
59
Aug. 24
Aug. 14
2234 Aug. 10
28
Aug. 14
1834 Apr. 20
2354 June 12
34X Jan.
5
2834 June 21
6234 Aug. 30
53
Aug.
9
Aug. 31
2634 Aug. 11
34 Aug. 31
22
Mar. 30
Apr. 12
July 21
34 Feb. 27
34 May 19
75
May 26
2934 July 19
27
July 25
34 Aug. 31
11
June
9
3 34 June 13
55
June
5
34 June 13
2334 June 13
1334 Jan. 20
3
June
5
134 Aug. 28
80
June
8
Aug. 29
7134 Jan. 14
80
Aug. 29
Feb.
17
94
Feb.
18
Feb.
18
72
Feb.
18
29
28
28
17
16
16
June 27
55
X Aug. 28
Aug. 28
19
f*
Ik
Sale
2X
Sale
24
X
8X
Sale
934
2
Sale
X Sale
13X Sale
10
Aug.
8
Aug.
55
8
234 Aug.
Aug.
3
Aug. 22
1
34 Aug.
1334 Aug.
Aug.
*
*
34 Aug. 31
Apr.
6
34 Feb.
4
55
June
5
34 Feb.
53
13 j
IX Sale
X
5i
*8
134
34
2
Sale
134 Aug. 16
34 Aug. 18
60
Sale
60
80
Sale
1234
13 Hi
10
76
82
70J4
70
54
60
Sale
71
64X
IX Sale
2 Hi
Sale
4X
5X
*
*
Mar.
834 Aug. 31
134 Aug. 25
5
2
11'
10
53
" "55"'
334
Sale
*
see page
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
28
24 X
5% conv preferred
50
53,460 Memphis Nat Gas com new—5
For footnotes
17
18
18
8
25
Communication Am dep ret
Marconi Wirel Tel of Can
800
§6 pref series C
130,400 Middle West Utll com
$6 conv pref ser A_
5.025
July
July
July
2634
634
174 34
4134
18
45
Metropolitan Edison Co—
14,400
13
25
Aug. 30
8
634 Aug. 17
3
X Aug.
21X
450
1,360
11
June
1534
34
834
134
Aug.
10
Aug.
Aug. 29
934 Aug. 29
6934 Aug. 30
5434 Aug. 29
Marconi Internet Marine—
2,500
737,000
25,300
200
Jan.
434 June 20
30
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
1
'1
7
8
10
9
8
24
31
3
23
134 Aug. 10
134 Aug. 28
60
80
Aug.
Aug. 29
7% pref series B
..100
5% preferred series D...100
26,000 Long Island Light com.....*
3,980
7% preferred
100
3,450
6% preferred series B ..100
225 Los Angeles G 8c B 6% pf—100
75 Louisiana P 8c L §6 pref..
*
62,700
1,300
68
Mar.
Kings County Lighting
11,600
13
6
1234 June
65
July 18
Mar.
1034 Aug. 25
6034 Aug.
1
60
Aug. 22
3
Aug.
9
11
$7 prior pref..........
*
Warrants for class B stock.
1,000
1,000
June 22
5734 Aug.
28
Sale
32
214 Jer Cent P 8c L 5H% pref.100
50
7% preferred
100
50
1
56X Aug.
45
Interstate Power §7 pref...
Warrants..
3
July
June 12
July 20
June 15
June
26 X Sale
.......
Italian Superpower
5
2 34 June
8
100 Iowa Sou Utii 7% pref
3",666
13
17
10
12
10
Class A warrants
Class
134 June 12
June 23
18
Aug. 2s
34 Apr. 26
72
14 X
25
Internet Utii class A
30
13
94
X
*
9,525 Illinois P 8c L (6 pref
750
6% preferred....
..100
Indianapolis Pow & Lt—
500
634% cum pref
100
23,945 Int Hydro-El S3.50 conv pref.*
2,175
§3.50 preferred New
—50
100
19
Jan.
8234 Jan.
6234 Aug. 30
2X
t c.l
750 Hartford Electric Light
50
600
com ▼
July
82
30
Apr. 17
Mar.
_..*
§5.50 preferred...
19,600 Hamilton Gas Co
5 138
Jan.
10
834
§ 6conv pref ser B
•
pref
*
150 Gen Pub Utii $7 pref
_•
9,890 Georgia Power $6 pref
75 Gulf States Utll $6 pref.....*
25
1,400
Apr.
6534 Aug.
12
Sale
General Pub Serv $6
50
1
7
13
59X Aug. 30
15
14
12 X
....
13,950
4,645
2934 June
37
July
Jan.
3
Gen Gas 8c Elec—
400
25
May 31
26
Mar.
1,575 Empire Dlst Elec 6% pref. 100
5,300 Empire G 8c F 7% pref
100
2,050
8% preferred
100
1,100
6% preferred...........100
825
634% preferred
100
2,500 Empire Pow Corp part stk..*
2,000 Empire Pub Serv com A_._._*
61,150 European Elec Co of Can A.10
108,600
Option warrants..
"8" 150
2X
234
18 X
Convertible stock
....*
500 Edison Elec Ilium (Boston) 100
157,300
42,300
17,9,25
""loo
Sale
31,700
7,280,900
75
Sale
934
$7 preferred series A..
$6 preferred series B
*
10,050 Eastern Utii Associates.....*
170
150
934
9
1J4 Sale
850
370,200
250
434
59X
54
64
60 X
6% preferred
100
434% prior preferred...100
Eastern States Pr com B.___*
200
50
34 Jan.
18
50X Aug. 29
Sale
5,000 Duke Power Co.
Sale
60
Sale
37,900
3,175
22
July
68
50
125
June 14
Aug. 21
June 14
18
42
5% preferred series A
100
1,000 Cont'l G 8c E 7% pr pref...100
132,700 Con Gas E L fit P Bait
18
June 13
July 19
June 12
110
% Aug.
3
1034 Aug.
3
% Aug. 14
6634 Aug.
Aug. 25
56
Sale
65 X
100
Warrants
525 Community P & L 1st pref
Community Water Serv new. 1
100
800
July
2034 Apr.
9934 May
Aug. 18
1 111
99X Aug.
Commonwealth & Sou Corp..
1,100
10
4 34
2734
2434
434
2534
934 Mar. 15
11
Mar. 28
2
15
2
30
2
25 10654 Aug. 25
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
14
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
7,600
1
82
30 34
100
6% preferred
10
25
28
1
12
900
17 preferred
23,100 Cleveland Elec Ilium com...*
50
1,900
Aug. 21
18
18
Jan. 20
Apr. 24
38
12
17 X Aug.
7
2834 Feb.
134 Feb. 23
Jan.
9
Apr. 24
12 34 Feb. 14
7
Jan. 12
% Apr.
3
5
May 20
June 13
15
6
1,600 Cities Sorr Pr ft Lt $6 pref,
150
254 Aug.
13
14
14
30
834 Mar. 17
Jan. 13
20
2X Aug. 17
29
21
13
12
11
134 July
34 July
8
234
Aug.
June
July
Jan.
Jan.
4 34 July
48
Jan.
Mar. 22
1
SX Aug. 17
Aug. 16
2X Aug. 29
Aug. 16
20
415,900 Central States Elec com—1
1,300
7% preferred
100
1,610
6% pref without warr..100
650
Conv preferred...
100
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
3,600
Warrants
3,900
22,900
Sale
preferred....*
17 preferred
*
§7 Prior lieu
354 June 13
2X July
3
June 13
June
7
Jan. 10
June
6
1034
34
1834
134
% Apr.
1
% Feb.
7
254 Feb. 28
37
Feb.
6
30
May 20
1034 Apr. 21
1834 Apr. 20
20
Apr. 24
1
Apr. 24
IX Aug.
8
% Aug. 25
3% Aug. 10
IX Aug.
8
X Aug. 15
3% Aug. 10
June 12
9 V,
7534 June 28
50
Juno 12
85
Jan. 23
46
'July 27
70
Feb. 24 11034
111X June 21 111 34
1734
6
Feb. 24
2234
16
Apr.
1
75
Apr. 12 9234
4 11034 Aug. 29
Aug.
110
1
% Aug.
X Aug.
X
X
1,575
Sale Prices.
2X Mar. 31
Apr.
3
Apr.
3
July 18
Apr. 21
May 20
I X Aug. 29
3
May 22
Hi Apr. 19
15 X June
1
X Mar. 31
71X
35X
80X
42X
69
SOX
26,200
70
Sale
71
67
Highest.
■
Sale Prices.
Prices.
534 Aug.
3
Aug. 24
Aug.
9
Aug. 30
Aug. 17
2
Aug.
2
4% Aug. 29
Aug. 18
Aug. 30
SOX Aug. 30
40
Aug. 31
IX Aug. 25
IX Aug. 29
4% Aug. 30
s»32 Aug.
8
Sale
4%
Sale
4X
4X Sale
66
...♦
_*
.....
Preferred
780
2,300
32,400
1,090
3,000
1st preferred
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Bid
Ask
Bid
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
a*
70
130
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
IN AUGUST.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
August.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
48
X, Sale
X Sale
734 Aug. 25
234 Aug.
2
Aug.
23
Aug. 15
434 Aug.
1134 Aug. 11
Aug.
57
Aug.
9
72
734
334
2 34
2334
434
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
25
21
11
60
15
Mar. 21
Jan.
934 Aug.
Apr.
4834 Apr.
85
Apr.
7234 Jan.
59
20
534 Jan.
li £&
23
Aug.
15
234 Feb.
X6234 Aug. 31 x62X Aug. 31
x62J4 Sale
%, Aug.
34 Aug. 17
54e
34
2
Aug. 10
1X Aug.
34 Aug.
X Aug.
54 34 May
4X
Sale
34 Jan.
34 Apr. 15
34 Aug.
June
Aug. 31
July 12
6234 June 28
534 July 10
7034 Jan. 11
55
Aug. 18
50
July 10
15
34 June
8
June 11
8234 Feb.
2
Jan.
16
9534 Jan.
73
Jan.
12
74
734 Jmy
Ju*y
June
Jan.
July
334
334
2534
634
73
Jan.
31
10
14
12
23
17
12
May 23
334 June 13
34 Aug.
2
SEPT., 1933.]
NEW
CURB
YORK
aggregate sales.
PRICES
HEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
August.
Shares.
1933.
PUBLIC UTIL.
Midland
Utilities
IN AUGUST.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
EXCHANGE
(Concl.) Par
Did.
Aug. 1.
Ask
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid
Ask
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Co—
Lowest.
30
6% prior lien—-—---100
190 Miss River Power pref
100
1,200
2d
preferred
75
68
——*
62
Monongahela West Penn
100
Pub Serv
2,600 Montreal
7% pref
100 Mountain Sts Pow
30
25
Lt Ht & Pow
.»
com
Sale
34 Feb.
Mohawk A Hud Pow 1st pref.*
150
Hig eat
Sale Prices
7%pf.l00
520 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel.-100
1054
Sale
1054 Aug.
1 1084 Aug.
2
Apr. 25
May 16
May 24
Prices.
34 Feb.
1
1
89
June 12
85
Feb.
65
14
July 27
144 June 15 154
214 Apr. 11 36
16
204
July
7
804 Apr. 12 1084
Juiy
5
July
5
July 13
Aug.
2
Nat Power & Light—
1,150
27,420
50
1,060
1,980
15,060
25
125
$7 preferred
460
$6 prior Hen pref.
$6 preferred
....
66%
.
Nevada Calif Elec com
pfd 100
Sale
444
Sale
61
11
49
Sale
*
Aug. 14
11
Aug.
27" ""Aug"." "8
*
280
10
Aug. 23
Aug. 17
Aug. 31
11
Sale
55
100 New England Pub Serv com.*
—
49
27
100
New Eng Pow Assn 6%
$7 prior lien pref
*
650 New Engl Telep Ac Teleg__100
8
654 Aug. 10
11
Aug. 17
Aug.
8
57
Aug. 14
New Orleans Pub Serv—
150
75
75
""ioo
Com
875
v
5
Preferred..
18
Aug.
4
19
Aug. 21
90
Aug.
3
90
Aug.
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
""500
6,880 N Y Steam Corp com
6,445 N Y Teleo4H% pref
275
33
100
75
43,700
9,500
590,400 Niagara Hud Pow com
15
Class A option warrants..
93,100
Class B option warrants...
7,200
Class C Cption warrants.
21,550
*
4,200 Nor Amer Lt & Pr com
$6 preferred
1,500
--*
•
4,400 Nor Amer Utll Sec com
125 Nor Ind Pub Ser6% pref. 100
115
Sale
1164 1184
275 N Y Water Serv 6% pref... 100
100
500
250
25
3
100
preferred
116
254 Sale
154 Sale
4 Sale
3%
4
104
14
3
Sale
Sale
34
9
Sale
4
%
2
234
84
4
3
3
4
44
9
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
34
Aug. 16
1174
254
104
14
4
Aug. 31
Aug.
3
Aug.
1
3
Aug. 15
4 Aug. 22
44 Aug.
7
9
Aug. 28
Aug.
14
14
14
25
40
6,050 Okla Nat Gas 6^% pref..10!)
66,450 Pacific G & E 6% let pref..25
6,100
5%% 1st preferred
25
3,225 Pacific Ltg Corp $6 pref.
"
6,800
400
125
m
M
M
MM
M
M
M
90
50
800
M
M
M
Power At Light $7
100
234 Sale
22
224
204 Sale
874
1,500
Sale
52"
*544
84 Sale
74
9
1,800
1,800
12,800
150
13,000 Sou Calif Edison pref A
25
Preferred B
—.—-.-25
33,400
5 4% prefctassC
35,800
25
875
5% original pref
—25
600 Southern Calif Gas pref A.25
2,600 Southern Colo Pow cl A.-25
51,200 Southern Nat Gas Co com—•
40 Sou New Eng Telephone.-100
1,800 Southern Union Gas com—*
600 Southw Bell Tel 7% pref. 100
110 Sou*west G At E 7% pref .100
75 So'west Lt Ac Pow $6 pref---*
14,700 Standard Power Ac Lt com,.'
Class B common
-*
6,300
Preferred...
-*
7,350
6,550 Swiss-American Elec pref-100
M
-
—
100
1,000
M
MM
«»M
—
—
-
—
M
M
—
M
M
-
-
100
100
600
800
900
2,500
MM
—
12,900
100
65,700
6,200
16,200
M
M
M
514
56
54
30
M.
41,700
100
6,900
9.900
M
M
M
M
M
M
200
10
M
8,500
flkMM
Aug. 17
44 Aug, 22
8
52
Sale
30
31
35
M
12
l
70 United G Ac E
684,100 United Lt Ac Power
Sale
Aug. 4
Aug. 15
Aug. 22
Aug. 23
Aug. 31
Aug. 17
Aug.
2
124 Aug. 23
184 Aug. 25
200
400
Class Bvtc
300
10,675
25
-•
50
Sale
*
1
new
.__H»0
204
Sale'
STANDARD
June 13
5
June 13
June 12
Jun-.
5
134 June 20
8
14 June
July
May
54
J an.
17
54
Feb.
11
Mar.
70
234 Apr.
Apr.
534 July
'7
554 May
May
864 July 20
3
854 Aug.
75
Feb.
67
4
Aug.
214 Apr.
IVA
78
Feb.
6
1
84 May 11
254 Jan. 26
6
234 Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
84 Aug.
1
88
Aug. 15
554 Aug.
9
13
Aug. 10
May
14 June
44 Aug.
94
12
72
Mar. 17
9
June 22
6
30
Aug. 31
344 Aug.
2
35
Aug.
2
23
24 July
6
54 Apr. 24
Jan.
Jan.
30
764 May
954 Jan.
10
39
Anr.
60
26
TO
Mar.
174 June 14
30
22
34
Jan.
102
Feb.
21
32
Fen.
28
144 July
14 4 July
7
25
45
Aug.
Apr.
July
July
144 Aug.
8
224 Aug. 15
Feb.
3
434 July 20
£42
Jan.
14
Mar.
70
July 12
234 June 20
Apr.
28
June
6
11
Feb.
14
8
12
Aug. 30
12
Aug.
Mar. 16
144 June 28
994 Mar. 16
75
Aug. 16
75
Aug.
16
87
Aug. 16
90
Aug. 16
90
Aug.
16 1004 Feb.
184 Aug. 24
60
Aug.
2
254 Aug.
1
22
Aug. 15
204 Aug.
1
364 Aug.
9
8
58
Feb.
204 July
May
Apr.
May
60
Feb.
15
27
Jan.
12
174 Aug.
1
Aug.
2
244 Aug. 29
a214 Aug. 10
184 Aug. 31
34
Aug. 17
1
54 Apr.
184 Sale
24
Us
34 Aug. 22
4 Aug. 15
4
34 Aug. 22
4 Aug.
3
22..
184
174
324
Apr.
2
June
45
7
6
10
64
8
35
9
8
Sale
84 Aug. 21
8
Aug. 10
364 Aug. 31
34
Aug. 18
26
27
274 Aug. 29
4
9
364 Sale
254
274
29
21
84 Aug.
8
Aug.
434 Aug.
364 Aug.
284 Aug. 11
10
10
21
37
16
8
31
13
20
13
12
113
Jan.
25
14 May 29
1164 Feb. 16
June
34 May
24 May
18
June 13
Apr.
May
30
84
Mar. 16
244 Jan.
224 Tan.
July
254 June
64 June
Mar.
4e Mar.
90
Apr.
4 May
111
54 Sale
17
June
20
50
20
Apr.
Jan.
35
184 Mar.
June 26
14
164 June 12
154 June 12
50
July 13
434 July 19
June
4
32
75
Jan.
8
18
79
July
19
53
May 23
July 19
May 15
2
June
70
73
Feb.
71
Mar.
3
194 Apr.
47
79
2
a64 Feb. 23
34
14 Sale
Sale
44
54
44
54
44 Aug. 28
54 Aug.
9
14 Apr.
6
'34 Sale"
44 Sale
344 Sale
14 Sale
3
Sale
3 4
Sale
"14 Sale"
24 Aug. 17
2
Aug.
4
34 Aug. 16
31
Aug. 17
14 Aug.
3
34 Aug.
1
2
Aug.
4
44 Aug.
1
354 Aug. 10
14 Aug.
3
11
June 22
14 Feb. 31
14 Apr.
6
14 Feb. 23
Feb.
13
14
4 Feb.
42
34 Sale
44
74
154 Sale
54
84
Sale
10
6
234 Sale
22
Sale
1
Sale
1
14
54 Sale
84
44 Aug. 16
84 Aug. 16
19
Aug. 24
4 Aug. 21
244 Aug. 24
Aug. 24
90
14 Sale
2
54
Sale
14
Sale
74
14 Aug. 28
54 Aug.
2
84 Aug. 16
Aug.11
14 Aug. 28
24
29
90
Aug.
2
Aug. 24
24 Aug
1
Mar. 27
2
Mar. 30
Feb. 25
2
8
Mar. 31
4 Aug. 21
4s Apr.
5
20
89
Mar.
3
Mar. 22
4 Apr. 11
14 Aug. 28
2
"24 ""44
24
4
164
13
15
Mar. 23
4
July
44 Aug. 10
15 4 Aug. 21
50
Aug.
3
44 Aug. 10
16
Aug.
8
50
Aug.
3
80
154
25 Va Pub Service 7% pref—100
100 Washington Gas Light Co_20
200 Western Power 7% pref—100
FORMER
2
Aug. 16
60
100
A
84 Mar.
% Apr.
14 May
4 Feb.
2
Apr.
Mar.
7]
9
Sale
254
%
com
7% preferred
Sale
174
*
Common class B
*
3,700
$6 conv 1st pref
165,450
--*
56,600 U S Elec Pow com w w new._l
Stock purchase warrants..
12,200
*
2,375 Utah Power Ac Light pref
20 Utica Gas Ac El 7% pref... 100
216,600 Util Pow Ac Light com
Common new
1
11,200
Class B v t c...
10,400
*•--*
Jan.
90
Sale"
—...—1
1
-1
7% pref
16
June 13
254 June 21
5
164 Jan.
99
3
common
45
119
75
United Corp warrants
United EI Serv Amer shs
Warrants.
5
Aug.
104 Feb.
Union Gas of Canada .-----*
$7 preferred
11
Jan.
33
99
1094 Apr.
70
144
Union Traction Co com..—50
United Gas
27
944 Apr.
May
114 June
144 July
24
25,900
100
109,300
1,100
1,412,500
121,220
200,000
Jan.
30
16,900 Tampa Electric Co
*
325 Tenn Elec Power 7% pref-100
25 Texas P Ac L 7% pref
100
90 Toledo Edison 6% pref. .100
70
7% preferred
-.--100
500 Tri-State Tel Ac Tel 6% pf.,10
.
a*
1
64 Aug.
2
234 Aug.
1
204 Aug. 15
874 Aug.
1
88
524
30 Sierra Pacific Elec 6% pf__100
M
5
Mar. 16
Mar.
27,650 Shawlnlgan Water At Power.*
10
M
Aug.
214 Aug. 29
204 Aug. 25
874 Aug. 22
11
10
MM
Jan.
£684 Mar.
7
2,525 Railway Ac Light Securities.*
100 Rochester G & E 7% B pf_100
650
6% preferred D
100
Rochester Telep Co—
31
6%% 1st pref
100
100
M
Sale
6% preferred
100
4,450 Puget Sound P Ac L $i> pf
7,140
$5 preferred
100 Quebec Power Co, com..—
740
M
40
40
M
480
M
4
44
pref..
*
5
674 July
67
50
8%
preferred
25
225 Power Corp of Can com
*
100 Providence Gas Co
310 Public Serv of Ind pr pref 100
2,550 Public Service of Nor III—
Com $100 par stock
850
100
100
M
Aug. 28
50 Phila Elec Co 15 pref
M
40
150
«.
34
£644 Aug. 29 x644 Aug. 29
85
Aug.
3
854 Aug.
3
6
17,300 Pa Water Ac Power
6,100 Philadelphia Co com
700
M
Sale
44 Aug. 22
Gas At Elec class A
94
Mar. 16
68
*
...----100
7% preferred
1,500 Pa
1,950 Pa
3
19
28
13
29
12
15
Mar.
75
1st preferred
500 Peninsula Telep Co com—.
M.
M
40
65
700
"200
-
384
._
200
m
374
75
600 Pac Pub Serv non-vot com..*
mm
June
624 June
3 4 July
124 Jan.
32 4 June
304 June
19
Aug. 21
864 Jan. 24
45'
65
50 Ohio Edison $6 preferred
*
130 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
100 Oklahoma Gas dt Elec pr-»flOO
"1,666
4*
Nor States Power com A--100
1
28
27
27
27
21
18
Aug.
4
704 May
3
77
Apr. 27
14
.
7% preferred..
.....10ft
100 Nor N Y Util 7% pref
100
65,128
724 June 12
3
39
%
150
2,000
Apr.
MTay 29
674 July
♦
100
7% preferred.......
6%
9
264 Apr.
3 4 July
94 May
194 Feb.
224 Feb.
75
Apr.
*
t c.
175 N Y Pr & Lt $6 pref
50
34
80
Aug. 11
74
18
9
22 £36
Aug. 18
25
18
6
Jan.
25
Jan.
71
Apr.
20
P0
Aug. 11
31
54 Apr. 19
50
Aug.
3
July 18
Mar. 17
a64 Feb. 23
74 July
6
11
Jure 22
64 June 13
24 June 26
64 July
7
45
July
7
14 July 10
49
May 25
94 June 13
124 June 13
414 June 12
14 June 21
4 June
9
42
June
90
Aug. 24
June 13
July 31
June
7
July 27
June 13
Aug.
3
July 18
July 19
34
24
84
44
274
50
60
85
9
OIL
SUBSIDIARIES
150
300
350
200
9,600
28,100
600
600
1,100
100
.25
2,400 Borne Scrymser Co
50
3,500 Buckeye Pipe Line
25
5,400 Chesebrough Mfg
100
4,700 Eureka Pipe Line
25
172,500 Humble OH Ac Refining
._*
360,900 Imperial Oil (Canada).
Registered
...*
14,150
10
11,200 Indiana Pipe Line......
12.50
17,700 National Transit.....
__5
9,900 New York Transit
For footnotes
...
....
see
page
56
9
33
105
30
694
124
12
54
11
374
7
11
33
38
110
9
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
8
Aug.
.34 Aug.
35
105
1114 114
38
35
324
314
Sale
844 Sale
694
Sale
134 Sale
124
134
144
134
124
6
64
44
54
8
9
34
4
8
9
4
Aug.
Aug.
314 Aug.
854 Aug.
14H Aug.
7 115
29
1
2
2
22
2
17
Aug.
6
Aug.
84 Aug.
34 Aug.
25
31
18
23
10
22
17
13
June
June
Mar.
Mar.
414 July
64
64
3 4
54
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
154 July
15
July
3
Feb.
40
8
394 June 13
115
88
7
17
June 21
18
18
8
June 15
10
May .29
4 4 July
12
NEW
50
YORK
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
August.
Price
Jan. 3
1933.
Jan. 1.
Oil
STANDARD
FORMER
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN AUGUST.
PRICES
AGGREGATE SALES
In
EXCHANGE
CURB
Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
Ask.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
SUBSIDIARIES (Concluded)
1,400
600
500
i'l'Ioo
71",500
11,131
650
2,400
Northern
19,100
6,300
1,300
4,900
63,500
2,250
1,336,100
204,331
10,250
47,555
82
1
pref
3
Penn Mex Fuel common
Southern Pipe
50
(Ind)
25
Standard Oil (Kentucky)..10
Standard Oil (Nebraska) ...25
Standard Oil (Ohio) com. .25
7% preferred
OTHER OIL
Sale
Sale
Sale
U*
87 X
17 iiM
Aug.
3
Aug. 15
Aug.
1
5
88
85
334
Sale
3
1534 Aug.
Sale
17
33
Sale
80
Sale
27X Aug.
15X Aug.
17
Aug. 22
30 X Aug. 16
80
Aug. 25
Sale
Sale
Mar.
836 Mar. 2
Apr. 13
1536 Mar. 3
60
Apr. 18
11
Juiy
88
20
18
July
July
July
July
July
41
19
14
7
7
7
June 14
3
June 28
14
Jan.
1
12
7
July
2236
43
3336
1934
2036
3
2X
IX
May 29
6
2
17
Aug. 31
Aug.
1
17X Aug. 25
34
Aug.
1
80
Aug. 25
32
17
June
4
8
Feb.
11
2436 Mar.
June 13
7
87
134 Feb. 24
234 Apr. 10
17X Aug. 30
1
636 June 13
434 Apr.
7
7034 Apr. 20
536 Aug.
1
Aug. 15
336 Aug.
8
87
44
30 X
Sale
80
1
*
34 Sale
134
IX
IX Sale
334 Sale
*
...10
4
Apr.
736
Coupon stock (bearer)....
*
25c
Registered
Carib Syndicate com
IX Sale
2X Sale
2
2 X
3X Sale
IX
2X
1X Aug.
234
3
1336
13X
2 36
2
24s Aug.
Sale
2
1X Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
334 Aug.
1
3
IX Aug. 11
234 Aug.
3
Sale
Sale
236 July 14
5 36 June
1
% Mar. 30
2
3
1
1
13?
Feb.
1
Mar.
2
June
4
1
Feb. 24
2
16
6
436 May 31
*
British-American Oil Co
Rights
44
Sale
5
8334
2X
3%
STOCKS.
474,900 American Maracaibo
50,600 Arkansas Nat Gas com
Class A
330,300
Preferred
18,400
9,100
1,400
766,300
133,700
194,800
Sale
W*
32
—25
.....
534
27X
1636
100
.25
Swan-Finch Oil Corp
30
86
Sale
ir
Standard Oil
5% pref
Sale
334
25
So West Pa Pine Lines
2,300
135,400
100,3b0
23,600
536
10
Line
South Penn Oil
48,
9,100
2,800
20,600
1,100
10
100
Pipe Line
Ohio Oil 6%
736
X
%
12
13
1134
i3X
5X Sale
8.12
"Xt'"%
*
Sale
Sale
6
Sale
2X
....
Colon Oil Corp common
10#
"234 Sale"
5
Aug. 25
h* Aug.
8
2X Aug. 10
OX Aug. 14
832 Aug.
2
336 Aug. 23
1X Aug. 28
234 Aug. 10
July
5
May 31
734 July 14
54a July 24
4
July
3
14
636 Feb.
834 May
34 Feb.
i64 Aug.
IX Aug.
9
234 Aug. 25
9
34 Feb.
Columbia Oil & Gasoline—
4,900
1.8Q0
"
4~6OO
91,100
8,600
11,900
120,200
1,500
Con sol
49,900
2,300
T,206
200
19",800
10
Royalty Oil
IX
..
IX Sale
IX
Sale
-
♦
Certificates of deposit
Pref ctfs of
3X Sale
3X
Sale
3X Aug.
34",600
100
"i'lOO
8,000
"6",666
100
"i~,666
stock
5X
Sale
Sale
8
X
Sale
2X
436
534
5
534
IX
2
2X
IX
2
2634
Sale"
44
7
836 Aug. 25
1
Aug.
8
43-6 Aug. 14
IX Aug. 22
536 Aug.
3
136 Aug. 22
1
5836 Aug. 31
5X Aug.
X Aug.
Registered
.....—_
Lone
Star
434
36
236
436
X
25
2X2X
IX
2X
10 X Sale
58
Sale
4336 Aug.
4
Sale
Sale
3X
3X
5
5
Aug.1
11
Aug.
1
336
36
X
4
656
Gas
600 Margay Oil..
•
7,700 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co—
.*
52,400 Michigan Gas & Oil Corp—*
Sale
X
534
9X
Sale
7
934
Y4.
18)1
Sale
X
Sale
734
6
9
1
136
3X
834
16
1X Aug.
7
X Aug. 16
9X
6
6
24
Aug. 31
4
5
334
Sale
16
*
35,700 Kirby Petroleum...
*
213,100 Leonard Oil Development..25
11,725 Lion Oil Refining
•
204,000
1
3X
IX
*
Internat Petroleum com
Jan.
234 Jan.
*
*
Non-voting class A
Class B
9
3
335,700 Creole Petroleum com new..5
'57,967 Crown Cent Petrol Corp
1
16,900 Darby Petrol Corp
•
25,800
Common new
...5
17,700 Derby Oil A Ref com
*
100
Preferred............—*
50,700 Gulf Oil of Pa
25
5,500
5,600
582,500
Aug.
deposit.....100
Indian Terr Ilium Oil Co
200
4
1
Jan.
X Feb.
136 Jan.
100
Preferred
236
236
736
OX
1236
1336
36 Apr.
1
*
Cosden Oil Co common
300
1
*
Vot trust ctfs
7
4X
Aug. 30
Aug. 25
1834 Aug. 31
"IX Aug.
% Aug.
Aug.
3
Aug. 25
10
7
836
1236
36
36
134
434
May
Feb.
Feb.
Aug.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
26
1
27
14
15
24
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
May
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Nfar.
836
136
734
634
2 34
2534
July
July
June
July
June
Apr.
July
3
17
21
15
2
24
7
62
3
7
June 27
636 June 27
1936 July
7
1236 May 26
23
2
26
13
21
12
.
2
136 June
7
936 July
7
1236 July 20
7
Aug. 25
5
Apr. 28
534 July
8
3
Feb.
June
2
3
4X Aug. 10
7
236 Aug.
3
1
Aug.
4
X Aug.
2
5X Aug. 23
16
Aug.
1
136 Aug. 29
4
13
31
22
19
15
17
18
Feb.
436 Aug.
June
May
June
June
June
June
Jan.
Middle States Petroleum—
2,600
1,600
400
6,500
3,600
3,300
"'"266
4,100
700
55,700
35,300
27,400
25,600
89,700
660
100
5,000
4,600
200
300
400
200
5,900
6,700
5,100
2,122
1,700
3,9vi0
500
•
Class B vot trust ctfs
Mountain Producers Corp.
93,200 National Fuel Gas
35,000 New Bradford Oil
X
.36
Sale
3
10
5X
1234
36
X
Xt
.....5
Sale
36
134
36
234
1
36
34
Sale
Sale
16
134 Sale
IX
3
Xe
X
6X
6
X
2X
Sale
5X
14X
IX
Sale
15X
IX
2X
X
636
1J6
Sale
Xt
634
Sale
2
1X
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2
X
36
436
14X
136 Aug.
236 Aug. 31
Xt Aug. 25
6
Aug. 23
IX Aug.
8
Jan.
Feb.
136 June
9
134 July 13
636 June
2
20
May 17
134 June
5
34 Mar. 27
5
June 27
36 June 12
736 Juiy
3
334 July 18
11
27
9
36 Jan.
34 Mar. 27
Aug. 17
X* Aug.
3
634 Aug. 28
2 36 Aug.
2
3
%i£: ~
Mar. 21
3
June 13
4
34 Jan.
34 Jan.
36 Mar. 28
Corp of Amer—
306,900
90,600
Xt
Stock purchase warrants..
Producers Royalty Corp
1
7,300 Pure Oil Co 6% pref..
100
2,150 Red Bank Oil Co
*
44,100 Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
*
58,800 Richfield Oil of Calif pref..25
1,400 Root Refining new com
1
5,500
Prior pref new
-10
34,800 Ryan Consol Petroleum
•
Sale
X
IX
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
2X
IX
5X
7
5X
2X
6
IX
X
OX
2X
X
Sale
X
6X
X
Sale
IX
X
4
Sale
X
7 36
Co.
10
1,700 Venezuela Mexico Oil
89,500 Venezuelan Petroleum
5
14,300 Woodley Petroleum Corp—1
X
4X
x4
...
,
Texon Oil & Land
Xt Sale
% Sale
X Sale
Xe Sale
40
36,400 Salt Creek Consol Oil
10
79,800 Salt Creek Producers
10
2,200 Savoy Oil Co
—5
900 Shreveport El Dorado
.25
80,300 Southland Royalty Co.....*
83,215 Sunray Oil
5
42,522
2
1
100 New Engl Fuel Oil Corp
_*
15,900 North Cent Texas Oil
5
78,300 North European OH com
1
11,800 Pacific Western OH Corp...*
338,200 Pantepec Oil of Venezuela..*
Petroleum
45,500
17,700
X
34
Class A vot trust ctfs....-*
Mountain & Gulf Ol iCo
Sale
X
5
3i
Sale
1
834
Sale
136
9
IX
1
836
Sale
1
X
%
Sale
5
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
6
Aug.
1X Aug.
X Aug.
536 Aug.
X
X
3934
36
36
36
136
14
2
34 Aug. 10
X Aug. 15
X Aug.
16
15
23
9
4
17
3
4X Aug. 10
1
Aug.
4
836 Aug.
7
3
Aug. 17
X Aug.
236 Aug. 22
21
1
49 X July
__
1 X Aug.
1
136 Aug. 18
136 Aug. 23
6
Aug.
9
IX Aug.
4
X Aug. 17
OX Aug. 21
536 Aug.
136 Aug.
9
Aug.
536 Aug.
1
Aug.
36 June 22
134 June
9
19
236 June
9
136 July 14
2 34 June
8
134 June 28
8
July 18
434 June 10
28
Xt May 16
Apr. 15
34 Jan.
34 Apr. 29
34 Jan.
5
36 June 17
May
!jj Jan,
Aug. 31
42
3-1
h
Feb.
Feb.
1
24
7
934 June
136 June
334 May
636 June
136 June
1334 May
536 Aug.
136 June
334 July
10
236 Aug. 22
2
9
11
6
12
29
30
9
14
47X July
4636 July
36 Mar. 24
334 Feb. 23
34 Jan. 16
634 Apr.
4
3
Aug. 17
36 Jan. 20
136 Mar. 3
29
3
22
30
June 13
1
_
Feb.
June
18
MINING STOCKS
850
1,000
300
4,500
11,125
2,275
Bunker Hill 8c Sullivan
10
54,800
American shares..
_5a
2,700 Chief Consol Mining C0....I
82,500 Consol Copper Mines
5
X
....
Xt
IX
1
I'X Sale"
I X
Sale
'134 Sale'
470 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd...25
19", 166
11,600
"3",800
79', 660
33.300
5,200
13,500
37,050
9,700
5,900
100
2,700 Copper Range Co
164,200 Cresson Consol G M 8c M...
413,400 Ousl Mexicans Mining
50c
2,000 Eagle Picher Lead Co.....20
36,000 avans Wallower Lead
300
7% preferred
......100
547,300 Falcon Lead Mines
.....1
207,600 Gold field Consol Mines
10
83,700 Hecla Mining Co
.....25c
180,400 Hollinger Consol G M......5
571,150 Hud Bay Min 8c Smelt
.*
20,800 Internat Mining Corp com__l
18,000
Warrants..
5,400 Iron Cap Copper..
W
300 Isle Royale
~
1~206
3,700
27,300
4,900
35,000
600
11,900
24,700
200
X
X
Xt
536
936
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
936
Sale
8X
34*
1
"2X "2X
Sale
Sale
X
% Sale
X Sale
534
bX
9 X Sale
1034 Sale
36 Aug.
3
36 Aug. 18
5
Aug. 18
Sale
„
Sale
9
3X
3X
1
2934
82,000
...25
274,925 New Mont Mining Corn ...10
13,100 N Y 8c Hond Rosarlo M
10
154,900 Niplssing Mines
.....5
2634
1534
650,700 Ohio Copper Co..
...1
5,300 Pacific Tin special stock
•
X
1,283,700
23", 700
545,000
5,600
41.000
159,200
411,700
41,200
4,400
i02,100
379,600
714,300
6,600
9,025
157,300
836 Aug.
7
Aug.
1
736 Aug. 17
236 Aug.
7
1
Aug.
1
9
Sale
3934
30X
Sale
Sale
513^
3734
443-6
Sale
Pioneer Gold
Mines Ltd
1
9X Sale
IX Sale
2X
Sale
4X
Sale
Sale
1834
20
2X Sale
X Sale
8
10
4
Sale
103-6 Sale
X
734
X
I.
Sale
8
Sale
IX
13*6
2134
X
X
57
58
Sale
48
1736
Sale
236 Sale
Xt Sale
15
9
1136 Sale
36 Aug. 14
Xt Aug. 22
39
Aug.
1
IX Aug. 24
834 Aug.
9
50
37
Aug. 10
Aug.. 1
1736 Aug. 30
136 Aug. 15
34 Aug.
2
10
Aug.
2
1036 Aug.
1
Aug. 3
Aug. 24
Aug.
Aug. 29
36 Aug. 30
36 Aug.
1
Aug.
36 Aug. 21
X
4
1
New Jersey Zinc
110.000
36 Aug. 15
% Aug.
4
Sale
13/.
% Sale
Sale
h
Xt Sale
536
2X
X
7X
3X
X
1X
Aug. 15
36
36 Aug. 24
136
136 Aug. 18
125
Aug. 29 125
-8
X
Sale
Sale
4,900 Mining Corp of Can
*
1,200 Mohawk Mining...........25
400
Aug. 23
41
1
Copper........35
13,000 Kerr Lake Mines Ltd
65,300 KLirkland Lake G M Ltd
414,200 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
300
X
X
X
1
Xt Aug.
3
36s Aug.
1
636 Aug. 22
10
Aug. 30
1036 Aug. 25
936 Aug. 30
336 Aug. 29
1
Aug.
1
X
36
4534
134
834
Aug. 11
Aug.
4
Aug. 29
Aug. 24
Aug. 9
5736 Aug.
5136 Aug.
1836 Aug.
2 36 Aug.
36 Aug.
10
Aug.
1336 Aug.
28
29
15
3
1
2
29
3,100
17",500
17,800
46.S00
400
"MOO
Roan
St Anthony
Gold Mining...!
Shattuck Denn Mining
So Amer Gold 8c Plat
5
Standard Silver Lead
1
Teck
see
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
X Sale
5X Sale
336
Sale
636
Sal/6
336 Sale
436
Sale
Sale
3X
3X
-
Sale
Hughes..
.1
3X
Sale
2
Tonopah Belmont Devel...l
Tonopah Mining of Nev
2%
United Verde Extension..50c
14,000 Utah Apex Mining Co...
For footnotes
136
2636
X
,3
Sale
Sale
1
Aug. 11
2134 Aug.
1
V Aug,
8
a236 Aug. 21
134
2636
Xt
336
Aug.
Aug. 31
Aug. 29
Aug.
3
Silver King Coalition
200 United Zinc Smelting
200
1,000
1
Antelope C Mines Ltd..
page
56.
*
5
3
7
'
Apr.
9
36 Jan.
36 Mar. 16
4
X Jan.
Jan.
55
136
Xt
34
436
36
236
Ma
Me
234
534
236
7 36
236
34
236
34
34
2536
136
8
X
X
'lX "l'x
1
136
2
1
1
4
336 Aug. 28
56s Aug.
1
636 Aug. 29
34 Aug.
336 Aug.
1
36 Aug. 25
1
Aug.
7
434 Aug.> 2
36 Aug. 25
134 Aug. 22
136 Aug.
34 Aug.
536 Aug.
34 Aug.
13
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
July
Jan.
Jan.
Mar
Apr.
Apr.
15
2636 Mar.
11X Mar.
736 Feb.
Jan.
1
12
5
20
15
3
June
7
19
19
19
17
5
18
Feb.
6
July
July
19
18
3
17
7
18
20
.28
4
7
3
2
1
18
_
Mar. 24
Xt
34
IX
36
X
6
1036 July
1236 July
11
July
436 July
234 June
2X June
134 June
18
6
3 34
June
July 20
8
Xi June
June
&
28
13
3
34a
736
X»
X
236
X
Xt
7
23
Jan.
334 Jan.
10
136 June 10
X June 22
1
234 June
135
July 18
6
636 June
8
X June
IX June 13
7X July 21
14
Xt Jan.
3
13
700 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
Premier Gold Mining..
1436 Jan.
15
Aug. 17
36
Sale
15
Voting trust certificates .10
Bwana M'kubwa Cop Min —
Apr. 11
Mar. 3
Jan.
5
Feb. 15
Jan.
6
Mar. 28
Feb.
3
Feb. 27
May
9
Mar. 29
Mar. 3
Aug. 25
Jan.
9'
47*
12*
2
3
3
7
June 21
6034 July
5136 Aug.
2136 July
4
July
X June
1034 July
1536 July
1636 June
£136 June
27
July
X Judo
436 June
734 July
336 Aug.
36 Apr.
734 July
X June
136 June
3
29
19
19
3
21
19
20
12
June
2
6
18
9
3
15
28
24
19
9
6
36 Aug. 25
134 June
2
sept., 1933.]
aggregate sales
NEW
CURB
curb
yoek
new
exchange
YORK
51
PRICES IN AUGUST.
EXCHANGE
RANGE SINCE JAN. I.
Price
In
Since
Jan. 3
August.
Jan. 1.
1933.
Sharse.
Shares.
I
600
MINING STOCKS—Concluded
7,800
296,300 Wenden Copper Mining
,666,800 Wrlght-Hargreavea Ltd
61,000 Yukon Gold Co
Walker Mining
2..000
i.34,200
jl
8,600
Ask
Bid.
Aug. 1.
Bid.
Aug. 31.
Ask.
Bid.
Lowest.
Ask
1
1
*
34
4# Sale
64 Sale
Sale
■
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
634
Sale
Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
14 Aug.
4
4 Aug. 10
74 Aug. 30
4 Aug. 30
4 Aug.
74
4
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1
Aug.
7
8
Aug.
1
{6 Aug. 24
4 Jan.
Jan.
6
14 June
6
Me June
3
74 Aug. 30
25
Me
34 Jan.
3
4e Feb. 25
1
June
9
BONDS
1,000
1,000
1,002,000
198,000
13,000
33,000
61,000
48,000
234,000
76,000
69,000
»
34,000
13,000
6,000
211,000
324,000
101,000
111,000
Abbott's Dairies 6s
1942
Alabama Power
*967
75
Sale
1st 8c ref 5s
1956
914
824
974
914
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
98
Sale
964
74
199,000
440,000
619,000
595,000
2,287,000
5s
1968
1st 5s
1946
1st & tef 5s-„
1951
Aluminum Co
s
1 deb 5s..1952
719.000 Aluminum Ltd 5s.
522,000
266,000
79,000
263,000
1,240,000
3,390,000
1,039,000
1,349,000
1948
Pow 6s. 1949
Amer Commons
Deb 54«
14
72
974
Sale'
96
74
Sale
734 Aug.
1
24 Aug. 18
80
34
Sale
24
54
Sale
54 Aug. 16
28
98
Aug.
71
A*g.
Aug.
Sale
834
Sale
27
Sale
37
Sale
22
Sale
32
Sale
624
984
Sale
Sale
584 Sale
994 Sale
"984 Sale
1014 Sale
American Power & Light
292,000
5,054,000
746,000
103,000
6s
without
56
warrants..2016
Amer Radiator deb 4
4*..1947
Sale
954
Sale
46
Sale
Aug. 29
254 Aug. 24
834 Aug. 31
334 Aug. 29
1939
904
Aug. 31
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Sale
254 Sale
784 Sale
344 Sale
284 Sale
.2028
2
80
Sale
34
1953
_
75
Sale
Pow 54« 1953
5s
584
Aug. 14
Aug. 10
Aug.
9
Aug. 25
Sale
Amer & Continental 5S--1943
Amer Gas & Power 6s
Aug. 10
88
Sale
Sale
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s...1957
Amer Gas 8c Elec deb 5s
76
85
85
1953
Am Community
99
Aug.
3
634 Aug. 31
76
Aug.
2
71
Aug. 25
Aug. 17
Aug. 24
574 Aug. 31
2.524,000
17.956,000
Deb
s
1948
I 5s
4 4% notes
1933
44s certifs of deposit..1933
226,000 Amer Seating 6s
......1936
150,000 Amer Thread 54«——-1938
11,000
263,000
18,000
37,000
268,000
2,098.000
418", 666
4,810,000
41,000
931",000
542,000
3,000
11,988.000
8,000
111,000
253,000
2,375,000
94,000
12.661,000
1,964,000 Appalachian El Pr 5a....1956
212,000 Appalachian Power 6s...2024
283,000
5s
1941
Arkansas Pr 5c Lt 5s.....1956
22,000 Arnold Print Works 6s—1941
874",000
109",000
834,000
230,606
"
2",000
1
222,000
814,000
23,000
6,000
Associated Elec 4^8
71,000
163,000
362,000
505,000
124,000
Sale
103
51
794
Sale
1034
684
Sale
Sale
344
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
...1968
214 Sale
194
Sale
1938
2l""
Sale
224
54« lnv certifs reg-...1938
....1949
204
Sale
224
Sale
5U,S lnv
ctfs
4 -.58 series C
44s C registered
5Hs
5s
1944
5Kb..
2-year 6% secured notes.'33
...1943
Atlas Plywood 5 4s..
...1933
534% notes
54s ctfs of dep...
1st M 5s
58
ser
B
1996
June
1
1957
......I960
series C
458,000 Birmingham Elec
429,000 Birmingham Gas 5s
41
76,000 Capital Admin 5s A
6,000
31,000
137,000
904.000 Cedar Rap Mfg & Pow 5s. .1953
315,000 Cent Arizona L 8c P 5s... .1960
143.000 Central German Pow 6s. .1934
48,000
12,000
142,000 Cent Illinois Light 5s— .1943
2,166,000 Cent 111 Pub Serv 4 Hi* F .1967
529,000
.1956
5s sories E
....
834
895.000
5s Series G
...
.1968
'
3
85
Aug.
4
3
Aug.
1034 Aug. 10
1
794 Aug.
1024 Aug.
684 Aug.
324 Aug. 23
404 Aug.
384 Sale
974 Sale
974 Sale
974 Sale
45
Jan.
11
25
Jan.
31
Mar.
July
19
Jan.
194
Sale
14
Sale
14
Aug. 29
194 Aug.
Sale
28
26
31
18
Sale
18
Aug. 28
23
204
Sale
264
254
264
24 4
354
164
Sale
154 Aug. 30
Sale
124 Mar.
May
40
Aug. 15
Aug.
2
Aug.
10
214 Aug.
1
454 Aug. 30
Aug. 24
Sale
Sale
494
Sale
114 4
75
Sale
884 Aug. 22
9
454 Aug.
9
164 Aug.
75
22
494 Aug. 30
Aug.
14
9
11
50
110
Aug.
2
Sale
714
694
984
984
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1064
Sale
Sale
Sale
Aug.
101
Sale
774
407,000
195,000
25*666
20,00(1
108,000
87
Mar.
99
85
634 Aug.
534 Aug.
68
May
Apr.
May
Feb.
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
73
105
Sale
Sale
594 Sale
Aug.
Aug.
102
32
Feb.
Aug. 25
Aug. 28
87
Mar.
102
96
Aug.
Aug.
14
16 1044 Aug.
15 424 Aug.
16
16 1054
10
62
16 1064
Aug .
Aug.
3
4
2
1
76
Aug. 28
9 1024 Aug. 28
1 112 4 Aug. 29
754 Aug. 31
764 Aug. 31
98
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
784 Aug. 25
7
784 Aug.
Aug.
1
994 Aug.
2
76
7 1014 Aug. 25
83
90
Aug. 31
Aug. 17
354 Aug. 31 394 Aug. 10
103 4 Aug. 16 104
Aug. 10
Aug.
4
594 Aug. 25 71
984 Aug.
«654
634
594
864
Aug. 23
Aug. 30
Aug. 30
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
4
Aug.
714 Aug.
7
Aug.
90
Aug. 25
Sale
52
Sale
1
Aug.
584 Aug. 30
614
67
Aug. 31
24 Aug. 21
24 Aug. 29
454 Aug. 16
614 Aug.
34 Aug.
24 Aug.
52
3
Sale
Sale
46
Sale
Sale
48
Sale
484 Sale
44
16
434 Aug. 22
464 Aug.
88
5l4 Sale
Sale
Sale
71
Aug. 30
77
84
Aug. 31
Sale
554 Aug.
7
924 Aug.
59
Sale
Aug.
60
Sale
Aug.
334 Sale
34
34
334 Aug.
1
334 Aug. 31
Sale
Sale
544 Aug.
55
Sale
8
Aug. 30
2,652,000 Cities Service Gas 536s..1942
3,000
536s reg
.1942
809,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s. 1943
444
Sale
58
Sale
54 4
Sale
544 Aug. 22
55
Sale
Sale
67
374 Sale
364 Sale
35
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
65
5,402.000 Cities Service P 8c L 5 36s.1952
2.595.000
54s gold deb
1949
674
36
Sale
344 Sale
Sale
107
Sale
1064 Sale
1054 Sale
105
Sale
104"" Sale
1961
4s
series F
4s
registered..
3,248,000
54s series G
220,000
2,113,000 Com'w'Ith Subsid
148.000
1,493.000 Community Pow & Lt 5s 1957
For footnotes
44s series C
1956
4 4s series E
1960
see page
1953
56.
1981
63
99
Sale
Sale
1054 Sale
1044 Sale
100
Sale
994 Sale
Jan,
23
19
27
Jan.
73
Jan.
11
10
31
11
31
934 Jan.
101
Jan.
76
Jan.
75
Jan.
67
Jan.
Apr. 10
42
Apr.
7
4 Jan. 31
4 Jan. 31
274 Apr.
6
28
Apr.
3
29
Apr. 19
23
Apr.
3
July
44 Mar.
56
July
564 July
534 July
54
July
844 Jan.
27
94
Jan.
27
8
5
28
5
59
Aug.
624 Aug.
354 Aug.
354 Aug.
584 Aug.
10
68
334 Aug. 30
344 Aug, 30
38
Aug
92
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
100
1024 Sale
(i964 Sale
99
Sale
99
964 Sale
103
97
Sale
93
93"
Sale
93
90
Sale
864 Sale
82
Sale
81
1962
106
Sale
1044 Sale
100
Sale
100
5 4s A.1948
80
Sale
79
Sale
75
Sale
464
Sale
54
Sale
48
Sale
Aug. 29
664 July
53 4 Aug. 30
1
964 Aug.
1
3
Aug.
Aug. 14
2
Aug.
874 Aug. 10
.....1981
75
Aug. 31
474 Aug. 14
814 Aug.
544 Aug.
65
June
65
June
Mar. 31
4
Mar
3
Feb.
18
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
254 Apr.
21
May
1024 Apr.
1024 Mar.
1014 Mar.
46 4 June
834 Apr.
914 Apr.
92
Apr.
834 Apr.
82
Apr.
744 Apr.
95
4
12
19
16
19
17
14
19
44
42
80
Aug. 31 1044 Aug.
May
4
Apr. 28
25
Aug.
Aug.
65 4 July
ilH
1
Aug.
374 Aug.
Aug. 22 104
Aug. 31 1034
98
Aug. 30
Aug, 28
974
984 July
18
Mar. 22
414
484
244
244
a324
1
1064 Aug. 16 1074 Aug.
9 1084 Aug. 14
1074 Aug.
2
104
Aug. 21 1074 Aug.
474 Aug. 4
914 Aug. 31
1
Jan.
S*
1949
107
6
27
78
74
Aug.
61
58
1950
271",606
117,000
66,000
647,000
1
Aug. 29
584 Sale
56
344
Feb.
Jan.
934 May
554
624 Sale
334 Sale
1955
1966
Jan.
7
15
20
11
584 Apr. 21
Apr.
6
Aug.
Sale
775 ,000 Chic Rye 5s ctfs of dep.. 1927
196 ,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 54sl952
49
84
Sale
96
Aug.
Apr.
Jan.
12
16
July
July
li*
80
49
504 Aug.
Union Stock Yards 5s.. 1940
350 ,000 Chic Pneum Tool 536s
1942
105
Apr.
71
...1954
Mar.
66
434 Sale
1
88
July
19
18
25
8
19
25
28
24
27
78
July 17
1024 June 30
1134 July 10
83
July 22
80
July 13
79 4 July 19
99 4 Aug.
2
1014 Aug. 25
934 Jan. 31
644 Jan. 24
864 Mar.
774 Apr.
354 Aug.
984/ Apr.
484 Apr.
Sale
Sale
5s series B
Mar.
66
Sale
Sale
5s series A
59
98
Apr.
704 Jan.
67
Apr.
674 Apr.
54
Apr.
2
784 Aug.
744 Aug. 11
71
66
974 Mar. 30 102
994 Apr. 28 105
7
48 4
274 Apr.
2 1064
994 Mar.
101
Feb. 28 1074
95
76
974,000
1,104,000
1,179,000
1,005,000
3,775,000
1,000
57.000
58*
40
91
444
Bank 54s
3,862,000
1937
947,000 Commonw Edison 44>—-1957
854 Apr.
Sale
Commerz und Prlvat
131,000
190,000
98,000
70
July
July
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
Sale
1939
484 Apr.
1174 Aug. 25
8
82 4 Aug.
704 Aug. 11
Aug.
1004 Aug.
66
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
13
16
June 20
Aug. 24
80
5s
Apr.
<
8
Aug.
Aug. 23
374 Sale
1,143,000
53
102
Deb 53<s.......—....1935
1954
27
Mar.
111
Chicago Dist El Generating
4 4s series A..........1970
2,000
54s registered
341,000 Cleve Elec Ilium 5s
5s series B
280,000
17
Apr.
Aug.
Aug.
764 Sale
100 4
83
11
Sale
644 Sale
754
1024
1114
754
894 Jan.
474 July
Mar.
91
Sale
10
24 4 Jan.
534 Jan.
5
103
68
354 Sale
70
71
2
May 31
714 Aug.
Sale
Sale
654 Sale
8
Jan.
984 Aug.
984 Aug.
984 Aug.
103
1034
404
1054
1054
«984
984
74
27
26
15
Sale
105
Sale
Sale
594
Jan.
52
Feb.
Aug. 28
Jan.
194 May
Mar.
154
Jan.
Jan.
28
Mar
414 Aug. 29
134 Aug. 30
26
May 27
3 1204 July
5 1214 July
31 1174 Aug.
31
82 4 Aug.
27
734 July
3 103
Aug.
5 102
Aug.
31 102
Aug.
4 112
June
20 102
Jan.
2
Jan.
80
Sale
964
714 Sale
754 Sale
754 Sale
Mar.
134 Mar.
194 May
33
Apr.
19
424
134
Chicago Junction Rys &
62*066
124 Mar.
114 Mar.
15
May
16
Jan.
27
al6
50
444 Sale
154 Sale
204 Sale
Sale
1.102 ,000
5-18 ,000
132,000
33
81
Apr.
1
July 10
45
Apr.
4 105
July 13
1014 Aug. 29 1024 Aug. 29
22
Apr. 18 51
July
5
964 Jan. 25 103
Aug.
4
714 Apr. 20 974 Jan. 16
63
May
1
3
854 Feb.
94
Apr.
6 105
Feb. 16
62
Apr. 30
Jan. 12
354 Apr. 18 61
Feb.
3
254 Apr.
3 474 Jan. 11
Mar.
77 4
76
130,00083,000
1950
19
8
13
Sale
223,666
....
4 734 July
Apr. 20 1004 July
13
644
414
registered
3
13
19
23
al4 Sale
5s
Jan.
Aug. 31
734
41
10 ,000
92
July
374 July
42
Aug. 29
101
904 Sale
2.512 ,000 Cent States Elec 5s
1,281,000
6
16
Sale
5 4s with warrants -.1954
3,961 ,000
119 ,000
54« without warrants.1954
2.313 ,000 Cent States Pr 8c Lt 5 4*-1953
6s series B
Jan.
May 25
July 19
16"" Sale"
61
445,000
196 ,000
8
85
40
Sale
654
260,000
1,542 ,000 Cities Service 5s......
Conv deb 5s
24,770 000
May 26
54 July 20
54 July 19
27
93
397 ,000 Central Power 5s ser D..1957
2.782 ,000 Central Pow 8c Lt 5s—..1956
2.562 ,000 Cent Pub Serv deb 5 34s. .1949
184 ,000
5 3*s without warrants.1949
15,000
105,000
23,000
16,000
90,000
80
324 Apr.
83
16
18
11
Mar.
109
14,000
86 ,000
11
Jan.
13
1054
420.000
1948
1
Aug,
Aug,
914 Aug,
13
Jan.
99
214 Aug.
103
41,000
294,000
28,000
8,000
9,000
50
103
Sale
.1981
4H" series H
146,000 Cent Maine Pow 44® E_ .1957
266,000
.1955
5s series D
643,000 Cent Ohio Lt & Pr 5s A. .1950
7,000
10
69
97
9
16
204 Aug.
194 Aug.
1953
76,000
Without warrant..... 1953
233.000 Carolina Pr 8c Lt 5s
.1V56
854,000 Caterpillar Tractor 5s.. .1935
Aug,
124
Jan.
154 Aug. 30
Sale
—
14,000
Aug.
87
264 Sale
194 Sale
374 Sale
1968
208.000 Canada Nor Power 5s... .1953
.1935
676,000 Canadian Nat Ry* 7s
5,280,000 Canadian Pacific Ry 6s. .1942
155,000
74
3
64
6
.1959
572,000 Broad River Power 5s A..1954
125,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
1956
284,000
1st & ref 5s
1939
5,000
14,000
644 Aug. 11
Aug. 15
474
4
4
95
894 Jan.
1004 Jan.
154 Sale
23,000 Boston & Albany RR 4s_.1933
221,000 Boston Consol Gas 5s...1947
21.000
44 Aug. 11
34 Aug.
1
54 Aug.
9
81
Aug.
3
344 Aug.
3
83 4 Aug.
7
374 Aug.
9
32
Aug.
1
80
99
Aug.
3
814 Jan. 12
Aug. 30
424
1938
Bait & Ohio RR 5s F
76
664
Aug.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
22
1933
Bell Tel of Canada 5s....1955
98
99
15
.1938
68 without warrants
83
1024 Aug.
874 Aug.
16
Locomotive Works
68 with warrants
54
61
3
1044 Aug, 24
1024 Aug. 29
registered
Assoc Tel Utll
Aug. 10
al2
1949
1977
-
Cout deb 5s. ........-1950
a48
78
Sale
Sale
Sale
"874 Sale'
Sale
Sale
80
46
«48
Sale
Sale
114.000 Bethlehem Steel 6s
1998
480.000 Blnghamton L H & P 5S..1946
lV.666
48,000
1034
854
98
1014 Aug.
5a registered..........1968
3.293,000
9.534.000
2,540,000
2.353,000
7,581,000
2,312,000
2.374,000
577,000
37,000
56,000
57,000
1024
914
404
6s
4,553,000
529,000
228,000
63,000
7,000
263,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
914
214 Sale
....1950
1,160,000 Ajsoc Rayon Corp 5s
1950
30,000 Aosoc Simmons Hard 6 4* 1933
55,000 Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s—1965
2.270,000 Assoc Tel & Tel 54a A...1955
26,000
509.000
73
44«—1948
44s registered..
...1948
9,000
1.089.000
9.587.000
2,000
21.000
55,000
106,000
1953
Assoc Gas 5c Elec
Baldwin
1,987,000
1,470,000
624 Sale
140,000
Aug.
74
1 100
Amer Rolling Mills—
177,000
5,408,000
140,000
18,000
99
834 Aug. 21
May
Apr.
57
Apr. 21
364 Apr.
4
8
12
May 31
45 4 May 31
35
Jan.
6
67
July 19
494 Feb. 16
784 June 28
43 4 June
8
June
8
May 10
SlH
Jan.
11
Jan.
11
1074 Aug.
2
664
1014
1064
1054
1024
Jan.
25
Jan.
11
Jan.
4
Jan.
101
Jan.
5
9
12
11
88*
80
Jan.
Jan.
May 11
3
106 4 Jan.
874 July
59
July
17
17
NEW
52
YORE
NEW YORK
Since
Price
CURT? EXCHANGE
In
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
1933.
BONDS
4,000
33,000
18,000
244,000
18,000
23,000
20,000
75,000
352,000
(Continued)
18,000 Conn Lighting 8c Pow 78.10*1
38,000
54s aeries B
1054
285,000
44a aeries C
1056
5a series D—
1962
431,000
3,515,000
89,000
178,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
AGGREGATE SALES.
August.
EXCHANGE
CURB
Conn River Power
5a....1952
Bid.
Ask
Ask
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Price*.
Sale
Sale Prices.
1054
974
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1064
994
994 Sale
1084
103 4
106 4
994
105
44 a
1954
Conaol G K L Ac P Bait—
133,000
514a series E__
1952
219,000
44s series G
1969
557,000
44s series H
1970
2,958,000
1st ref a f 4a
19H1
562,000
4s new
1981
804,000 Conaol G E L & P 44*—1935
105
1054 Sale
1064 Sale
1054 Sale
113 4 Feb.
99~" Sale
105
98
994 Sale
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3
24
11
25
25
98
1034
Sale
404
1034 Sale
Sale
104
7
1024 Aug.
15
1104 Jan.
20
Feb.
Feb.
Aug.
Jan.
107 4 Jan.
Mar. 22
1024 Mar. 1
974 May 13
100
Mar. 2
89
May
2
1024 May
5
97 4 Apr. 21
Aug. 24
1054
1064
1004
1074
1064
15
9
11
12
24
1054
1074
100 4
1084
974 June 10 1064
98
Apr.
8 106
964 Apr. 25 1074
89
May
4 OO
974 Jan. 19 99
994 Mar. 2 1044
Aug. 24 1054 Aug. 11
Aug.
3
Aug.
1 106
Aug.
3
Aug. 30 100
105
Sale
105
109
Aug.
3
Aug.
2
Aug.
1
Aug. 31
Aug. 11
Aug. 14
—
47,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
110
1939
Conaol Gas of Bait 5a
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Lowest.
Aug. 31
Aug. 1.
Aug. 29
Conaol Gas Utilities—
50,000
145,000
837,000
1,442,000
5
25
1943
64* with warrants
1st 8c coll 6s aer \
1943
1,000
6s A registered
1943
4,000 Conaol Publishers 6Ha_.1936
9,000
74% stamped-1936
241,000
154,000
508,000
150,000
1,000
76,000
71,000
13,000
6,000
227,000
64,000
32,000
2,439,000 Consumers Power 44*--1958
1,400,000
1st & ref 5a—
1936
6,356,000 Continental G 8c El 5s —1956
1,804,000 Continental Oil 54a ...1937
23,000 Cosgrove Meehan 64*—-1945
890,000 Crane Co 5s
...1940
17,000
42,000
121,000
59,000
32,000
32,000
105,000
188,000
*~2i666
Sale
1054 Sale
574 Sale
964 Sale
74*--194)
Cuban Tobacco 5s—
1944
Cudahy Pack deb 5 4s...1937
5s
1946
Cumberland Co P 8c L 44* '56
557,000
109,000
48,000
4,000
with
69
Sale
1014 Sale
1024 Sale
105
Sale
57
Sale
494
100
1004 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
874
754
Sale
Sale
994 Sale
1034 Sale
103
1054 Sale
106
1044
1064
1044
Sale
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
100
90
95
Sale
Sale
834
954
Sale
Sale
lOO4 Sale'
Sale
Sale
64
Sale
Sale
914 Sale
44*——1967
914
Sale
13,000
10,000
1,438,000
East Util Associates
Eastern
100
2
37
Apr
Aug
Aug
10
92
Mar.
30
88
65
Aug. 30
Aug. 17
Aug. 28
77
1
Aug,
Aug. 14
4
Aug.
Aug, 28
37
Aug.
3
9 100
Aug.
984 Aug.
1
Aug,
1024 Aug. 24 105
10
2
87
Aug,
884 Aug.
87
Mar.
1004 July 20
99
Mar.
105
72
May
81
37
3 1034 Aug.
1054 Aug. 18 1064 Aug.
1044 Aug.
2 1054 Aug.
844 Aug.
764 Aug. 30
994 Aug.
7 1014 Aug.
Aug.
76
Aug. 29 80
Aug.
804 Aug. 14 84
Aug.
914 Aug. 31 96
102
Aug.
Aug. 30
8
904 Apr.
Mar
8
June
\ 1954
25
100
1
60
18
14
68
75
2
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
9
'
19
16
Sale
Aug.
Aug. 30
964 Aug.
1
184 Aug. 11
123",606
2,444,000
3,493,000
8,763,000
74,000
,
193'
5%
notes
Elmlra Wat Lt
1024 Sale
1935
103
Sale
2030
....
Elec Pow 5c Lt 5s_
39
Sale
1024
1024
Sale
Sale
Sale
1024
1014
474
Sale
Sale
8
3 1024 Aug.
1 1024 Aug. 21
504 Aug.
2
83
44
Aug. 31
Aug. 30
Aug. 30
68
564 Aug. 14
Sale
& RR 5S-.1956
170,000 El Paso Elec 5s A
1950
47,000 El Paso Nat Gas 64* A..1943
1,000
648
-—--—1938
1,039,000 Empire Dlst Elec 5s
1952
3,127,000 Empire Oil 8c Refining 5 4*' 42
29,000
54% registered
1942
1014 Aug.
1014 Aug.
66
44
60
79
Sale
84
Aug. 17
Aug. 16
Aug. 17
f
90
' '
25
17
16
28
9
24
Jan.
12
984 Jan.
12
9 4 June 15
8
July
3
11
44 June 10
June 12
17
3
944 July
Jan.
17
984 Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
70
88
11
57~,660
May
23
94 Feb.
Sale
Sale
'474 Sale
544 Aug. 30
454 Aug.
634 Aug.
534 Aug.
7
1
503,000
312,000
1953
..1967
1965
6 4a with warrants
Erie Lighting
5s.
European Elec 6 4*
63
Sale
1967
33
Co 5a.1942
Nat Mtg Inst 7a.1963
48
Sale
1,060,000
74,000
818,000
European Mtge 8c lnv—
7s Series C
63,000
9,000
479,000
Fairbanks Morse 8c
179",660
Without warrants
—
55,000 Farmers
10,000 Federal Sugar Ref 6s
1,811,000
91
Federal Water Service
77
Sale
75
88
Jan.
27
65
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
864 Jan.
61
July
11
40
21
July
584 July
17
20
50
June 27
Sale
38
80
Sale
Sale
3
3 764 Feb.
Jan. 26
3 104
Apr.
May
77
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
60
Mar. 18
23
Apr.
18
394 Aug. 30
Aug.
714 Aug. 28
454 Aug.
4
46
Apr.
4
Mar. 31
724 July 13
454 Aug.
4
68
Sale
68
434
33
18
Jan.
68
50
Apr.
284 Apr.
484 June
37
394 Aug. 30
744 Aug.
Sale
8
434 Aug.
77
1933
5s.1954
19
Aug.
66
88
Aug.
934 Aug.
75
23
Apr.
66
364 Aug.
Sale
Sale
60,000
Aug. 14
Aug. 25
72
674 Sale
974 Sale
17
26
21
fircole Marel Elec Mfg
31,000
14,000
9
Jan.
1004 Jan.
1034 Jan.
1034 Jan.
59
July
994 Mar.
994 Apr.
984 Apr.
50
624
534
18
102
.
-
312,000
10
83
Mar. 21
64 Aug.
1
34 Aug. 30
12
91
May
May
Mar.
60
12
June
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
June
Jan.
July
1034
1084
1064
854
1024
964 Apr.
1
11
914 Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
99
19
19
Jan.
40
984 May
15
9
June 28
814 July
81
July
554 Apr.
12,000 Edison Elec 111 (Bos) 44%-'33
246,000
421,000
2,000
13,000
6,000
92
Apr.
Apr.
25
Aug.
4
904 Aug. 10 93
1004 Aug. 30 1004 Aug. 30
96
Sale
964
5s... 1935
Utll invest 5s
9
5
9
654 June
1004 July 12
11
July
7
104 4 Jan.
Jan.
106
1
3
Aug
•
105,000
4
35
Mar. 21
Sale
5
Feb.
Aug
14 Aug.
914
Jan.
1054
574
25 .1004
8
74
34 Aug. 30
764 Sale
1004 Sale
3
Aug.
25
5
1937
10
24
72
994 Sale
1044 Sale
11
Jan.
28 1024 Aug
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1004
1034
484
994
74
854
37
914
1034
3
Jan.
16
Aug.
1
484 July 13
May 17
52
Jan.
1
45
Jan. 13
Apr. 15
Jan.
4
May 17
Jan. 30
Mar. 21
4
21
35
73
warrants
Duke Power Co
40
4
Cuban Telephone
Dixie Gulf Gas 64*
.
103
1940
Crucible Steel 5a
Sale
16
Aug.
1
434 Aug. 17
Aug. 24
Aug. 31
olO
Sale
30
133,000 Detroit Int Bdge 64*—1952
50,000
64* certlfa of deposit..1952
83,000
25-yr a f deb 7s
1952
33,000
7s certifs of deposlt.--.1952
847,000
183,000
17,000
1,797,000
465,000
522,000
14
43
474 Sale
271,000 Dallas P & L 5s series C—1952
430,000
6a series A..
1949
1,768,000 Dayton P 8c L 1st A: ref 5a '41
494,000 Delaware Elec Pow 54*—1959
403,000 Denver Gas & Elec 5s____1949
248,000 Derby Gas & Elec 5s.....1946
594,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B...1950
1,038,000
6s series A
1947
24,000
2,000
Sale
Sale
Jan.
324
Sale
Aug. 24
88
304 Aug. 18
46
674 Aug.
Sale
a35
704 Aug. 21
894 Aug. 16
924 Aug. 28
24
24 Jan.
18
Apr.
19
17
9
43
June
July
7
13
Finland Residential Mtge
228,000
112,000
107,000
948,000
1,047,000
753,000
4,000
1,000
141,000
376,000
32,000
1,030,000
1,233,000
4,446,000
75,000
283,000
72,000
40,000
54,000
1,507,000 Gary Elec 5c Gas 5s A
3,463,000 Gatineau Power 5s
Bank
7,000
58,000
warr—1957
i
1931
5 4s A 1979
& Lt 5s...1954
674
884
Sale
Sale
864 Sale
92
Sale
Sale
914 Sale
584 Sale
624 Sale
67
Sale
65
Sale
62
Florida Power
654
Sale
62
Sale
604 Aug. 15
564
754
Sale
Sale
49
Sale
49
76
Sale
75
Aug. 31
Aug. 17
68
Sale
67
Aug.
71
-
1956
1941
47
Gen Bronze conv
1941
deb 6s. 1940
6s series B
Aug. 29
554 Aug.
1934
68
Aug. 31
914 Aug.
88
61
1st 7s without
Flsk Rubber 54*
Florida Pow Corp
Gen
60,000
4,000
24,000
155,000
71,000
5s,194h
Cal 5s..1942
Bohemian Glass Wks
Firestone T 8c R
First
918,000
734,000
434,000
1961
6s
Firestone Cotton Mills
67
Sale
Sale
Sale
"674 Sale
444 Sale
71"" Sale'
8
Aug. 15
8
664 Aug. 17
2
70
Aug.
Aug. 23
8
554 Aug.
3
684 Aug.
9
674 Aug,
62
59
Aug,
9
3
774 Aug,
694 Aug. 28
684 Aug. 29
74
Aug. 29
102
1034 Sale
Sale
1034
Sale"
1034 Sale
1034 Sale
1014
1034
103 4
68
"24"" Sale
23"
Sale
454
334
Sale
344
424
Sale
Sale
33
37
Aug. 14 1024
8 103 4
Aug.
Aug. 14 1034
70
Aug.
464
Aug.
354
Aug.
424
Aug.
Aug
Aug
Aug
3
31
1
Aug, 30
7
Aug,
Aug, 28
Aug, 30
General Refractories—
258,000
68
60
37
44
48
35
59
Jan.
3
Mar. 30
Apr.
3
704 Aug. 21
894 July
7
924 Aug. 28
Jan.
5
Mar. 1
Apr.
3
Mar. 31
654 Jan. 25
63 4 July 17
Mar.
72
39
Apr.
" Mar.
39
Mar.
434 Apr.
21
10
469,000
25,000
Juno 12
704 July
3
Jan.
3
834 July
724 July
73
July
19
19
19
29
74
ivug.
58 ctfs of
6s
deposit.---..1933
1938
Sale
106
-
1044 Sale
104
: Aug.
28 1084 Aug.
1
5
1004 Mar. 17,1034 June
Mar. 15 1034 Aug. 31
99
Mar.
2 1044 July
100
7
75
Jan. 17
60
July
48
July 20
174 Mar.
12
Mar.
38
June 24
20
Mar.
60
June
12
July
904 June 14 120
103
July 22 1084 Aug.
3
1
Gen Vending Corp—
30,000
3,000
82,000
74
Motors Accept Corp—
240,000
5% aerial notes———1934
425,000
5% serial notes
1935
447,000
5% serial notes—-—1936
44,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5a—-.1953
321,000 Gen Pub Utilities 64s._.1933
64* series A
—1956
1,051,000
185,000 Gen Rayon Ltd 6a A——1948
204,000
319,000
38
71
6s with warr Aug 15... 1937
76,000
5s certifs of deposit
1937
3.000
1,082,000 Gen Wat Wks & El 5s A..1943
6a series B
1944
323,000
27,000 Georgia Carolina Pow 5a. 1952
1967
5,188,000 Georgia Power ref 5s
390,000 Georgia Pow 5c Lt 5s.—.1978
54 Aug.
2
46
Sale
13
Sale
11
Aug. 16
6
Aug. 29
554 Aug.
3
Sale
854
2
Aug. 23
8
53
784
Sale
75
59
Sale
Sale
Aug.
75
Aug.31
Aug. 25
56
Aug.
Aug.
1
4
484 Aug.
3
79
63
34 June
1
2
Aug. 23
384 Mar. 2
94 June
3
844 Jan.
5
60
Apr. 20
40
Apr. 12
11
18
Aug. 16
Aug. 29
May 26
Feb.
7
91
Feb.
6
60
9
904 Jan. 12
704 July 12
Gesfuerel—
83.000
87,000
240,000
34,000
281,000
7,000
8,000
14,000
40,000
45,000
45,000
36,000
5,000
warrants—1953
1,083,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s. 1940
4,218,000 Glen Alden Coal 4s.—-1965
1935
468,000 Glidden (The) 54*
Gobel (Adolf) 64s aer A. 1935
With warrants—
1,657,000
66,000 Godchaux Sugars 74*---l941
Grand (F & W) Properties—
Conv deb 6s
...1948
89,000
6s ctfs of dep
1948
61,000
601,000 Grand Trunk Ry 64*---193t
323,000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4a 1950
393,000 Great Northern Pow 5s.. 1935
819,000 Gt West Power Calif 5s..1946
208,000 Guantanamo 5c W Ry 6a. 1958
1,160.000
6s without
Guardian
7,000
246,000
123,000
93,000
24,000
195,000
1,903,000
1,564,000
808,000
228,000
55,000
47,000
95,000
41,000
75,000
348,000
1,436,000
Sale
634
924
Sale
Sale
Sale
924 Sale
79
Sale
101
68
-
Sale
Sale
Sale
1004 Sale
1034 Sale'
Gulf States UtU 5a
44* aeries B
1948
1937
Aug. 25
644 Aug. 28
93
Aug.
9
96
90
Aug.
55
Feb.
Aug.29
994 Aug.
77
Feb.
9
Aug. 14
1
74 Aug.
1
Aug.
1 1014 Aug. 24
1004 Aug.
2
73
Aug. 29
664 Aug.
994 Aug. 31 1004 Aug. 10
102
Aug. 31 1044 Aug. 15
28
Aug. 23
25
Aug. 29
Aug. 14
7
1014 Sale
714 Sale
994 Sale
102
Sale
314 June
7 694
89
Apr. 21 102
45
Apr. 18 714
75
Apr. 25 934
Aug. 31
1956
102
Sale
101
Sale
81
Sale
1014
764
Sale
Sale
704 Sale
1947
8
474
Aug.
101
Aug. 25 1024
2 1024
1004 Aug,
764 Aug, 31 814
45
—1961
Sinking fund deb 5a
74
1014 Sale
Hackensack Water 5s A..1977
1938
5s
79
99
9
74
1004 Sale
99 4 Sale
75
Sale
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5a
see page
81
95
394 Aug. 28
95
Aug.
1
614 Aug.
4
92
Aug.
8
25
16
934 July
July
Apr.
8 12
64 July 24 104
Apr.
3 102
50
Apr. 15 73
89
Apr. 27 101
7
May
10
Feb.
July 18
June 28
1 100
94
93
Jan.
Jan.
13
17
12
Feb. 14
July 14
Aug. 29
Jan.
6
3 1064 Jan.
11
124 Apr.
19
36
July
264 Apr.
6
50
June 12
7
Investors Corp—
5s series A
761,000 Hall Printing 5 4* A
1947
1935
297,000 Hamburg Elec Co 7s.1,175,000 Hamburg El & Und Ry Rl*»'38
For footnotes
634 Sale
1014 Sale
574 Sale
59
Sale
68
Sale
56.
\
Sale
42
'63 4 Sale
69
Sale
Aug. 29
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 29
Aug. 10
784 Aug.
7
7
3 1024 Aug.
Aug. 23
103
Aug. 29 104
Aug.
4
634 Aug. 18 69
77
Aug.
8 n8l4 Aug. 25
484 Aug. II1
42
Aug. 31
101
Aug.
92
92
50
53
Apr. 20 1024 July 17
Mar. 3 102 4 Aug. 29
Jan.
5
Apr.
4 82
7
Apr. 15 784 Aug.
904 Apr. 25 1024 Aug.
96
49
624 Apr.
42
7
Aug. 23
14
864 Jan. 10
104
Mar.
Mar.
72 4 July
18
A"er. Ml
72Vn Jan.
20
SEPT., 1933.]
NEW
CURB
YOKE
MOBEOATE SALES.
Since
August.
Jan. 3
Bid.
(Continued)
409,000 Henna (The M A) Co6a._1934
47,000
27,000
57,000
BONDS
418,000
491,000
243,0 0
26,000
37,000
52,000
46,000
87,000
73,000
10,000
3,000
21,000
28,000
256,000
365,000
3,051,0u0
146,000
108,000
194,000
332,000
1,050,000
Idaho Power Co 5a.......1947
Illinois Pow Ac L 5His
1,3.81,000
62
2,693,000
6s series A...
5s series C
ffi'H Sale"
Sale
1953
......1956
564
1004
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
934
55 4
1014
934
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
14,000
174,000
530,000
83,000
292,000
227,000
262,000
959,000
926,000
183,000
3,045,000
5,000
1044
Sale
15.000
35,000
56,000
17,000
115,000
107,000
43,000
284,000
5s series C...
...1951
Indiana Gen Service 5s
1004 Sale
364 Sale
1004 Sale
78
Sale
964 Sale
53
Sale
984 Sale
794 Sale
93
Sale
504 Sale
70
68 4
63
Sale
61
Sale
75
Sale
624 Sale
Sale
65
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
1955
75
Sale
"744 Sale"
964
Sale'
Indiana Service 5a.......1950
1st lien A ref 5s.......1963
26" ~ Sale
Indianapolis Gas 5s A... 1952
Ind'polls P A L 5s ser A.. 1957
98
Aug.
754 Aug.
93
Aug.
474 Aug.
61
Aug.
624 Aug.
57
Aug.
4
15
16
10
28
92
Jan.
44
Feb.
20 1014 Aug.
1
21
78
July 13
68
314 Mar.
52
214 Mar. 31
61
314 Mar.
3
88
104
May
784 Apr. 26 964
794 Apr. 21 964
77
Mar. 15 120
1
7
2
1
Aug.
Aug. 17
1
Aug.
7
Aug.
70
1
Aug.
75
1
Aug.
2
654 Aug.
644 Sale
924
Sale
Sale
68
1014
954
324
33
724
924
Sale
Sale
1004
Sale
Sale.
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
88
Sale
Aug.
70
Aug.
72
Aug.
624 Aug.
100
Aug.
614 Aug.
100
Aug.
93
Aug.
30
Aug.
294 Aug.
71
Aug.
88
Aug.
1004 Aug.
77
Aug.
79
Aug.
70
Aug.
102 4 Aug.
69
Aug.
102
Aug.
964 Aug.
344 Aug.
33 4 Aug.
75
Aug.
934 Aug.
7
3
2
2
994 Apr. 25 1074
98
May
' 106
65
Apr.
40
Apr. 11 61
41
854 May
1024
854
1004
604
33
Apr.
May
38
Apr.
50
Apr.
52
Apr.45 4 Apr.
55
May
844 Mar.
57
Apr.
62
Apr.
484 Apr.
85
15
98
49
94
80
2
22
23
4
Indianapolis Water 54®-1953
14
iS*
73
101
Deb 6s with warrants..1948
167,000
31,000
Deb 6s without warr
1948
738,000 Int Pow Sec 64® series C.1955
810,000
7s
series
E
1957
....
568,000
7s series F
1952
465,000 International Salt 5s.... 1951
903,000 (nternat Securities 5s
1947
294,000 Interstate Iron A St'l 54> '46
.
30,000
InterstateNat Gas 6s
1,000
118", 000
5s reg
254,000
Debenture
454
Sale
Sale
58
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
574 Sale
614 Sale
58
Sale
494
49
814 Sale
864 Sale
83
80
Sale
Sale
24
14
16
28
23
2
2
25
44 Aug.
7
34 Aug. 25
82
Aug.
7
88
Aug.
7
814 Aug.
7
894 Aug. 17
584 Aug. 28
654 Aug.
7
604
Sale
Aug. 31
584 Aug.
2
85,000
183.000
80,000
18,000
53,000
28,000
3,000
314.000
Sale
40
Sale
40
68
Sale
59
Sale
63
Sale
55
Sale
57
Aug. 29
534 Aug. 29
754
Sale
804
Sale
80
Without warrants...—..
742.000 Iowa-Nebraska LAP 5s._1957
804
Sale
Sale
299,000
81
Sale
5a Series B
...1961
233.,.00 Iowa Pow A Lt 44s A.—1958
340.000 Iowa Pub Serv 5s
1957
43,000 Iowa Ry A Light 5s A..1945
963,000
isarco
265,000
249,000
1,925,000
83,000
Aug. 31
12,000
7,000
54,000
27,000
71,000
49,000
86,000
194,000
406,000
119,000
852,000
628,000
221,000
108,000
156,000
.
"2", 066
23,000
33.000
67,000
16,000
72,000
71,000
13,000
113,000
32,000
15,000
113,000
7,000
16,000
46.000
2,000
3,000
Kansas Gas A Elec 6s
Kansas Power 5s A
6s series A
195,000
5a
13,000
5,000
75,000
98,000
35",000
1,000
38,000
63,000
67,000
8,000
Sale
924 Sale
1024
Sale
Sale
69
91
Sale
464
Sale
974
894
1034
Sale
Sale
Sale
1014 Sale
994 Sale
914 Sale
Sale
105
76
105
99
44
July
404 July
834 Jan.
954 Jan.
Sale
48,000
20,000
63",660
20,000
148,000
64
90
508,000 Met Edison 4s series E...1971
1st mtge 5s series F..1962
2,025,000
175,000 Middle Sts Petrol 64s A. 1945
5s ctfs of dep.........1932
705,000
5s ctfs of dep
843,000
1933
5s ctfs of dep
753,000
IL.1934
58 ctfs of dep
767,000
...1935
149,000 Midland Valley RR 5s.iL. 1943
85
Sale
Sale
13
1
894 July 17
61 4 July 18
674 June
7
1054 Mar. 24
64
July 12
384 Apr.
8
Feb.
47
3
Aug.
8
52
Feb.
3
204 Apr.
1
534 July
11
684 Aug.
634 Aug.
784 Jan.
26
72
26
Mar. 31
63
Mar. 20
764 July
76
July
754 Aug.
3
80
Aug.
2
804 Aug.
1
92 4 Aug. 14
804 Aug. 11
85
Aug.
9
81
Aug. 24
31
27
844
844
M/4
834
31
July
92
63
Jan.
Apr. 25
634 Ma>
4
74
May
8
604 Apr. 27
75
May
6
71
Apr. 24
Feb.
1
86 4 Feb.
6
Jan.
Jan. 12
Aug. 14
20
Aug. 23
72
Aug. 29
464 Aug. 31
514 Aug. 17
1014 Aug.
1 1024 Aug. 24
974 Aug. 31 101
Aug.
7
89
Aug. 29 924 Aug, 14
1024 Aug. 10 1044 Aug. 29
7
Aug. 10
Aug. 10
Aug.
7
Aug. 25
Aug. 28
63
86
Aug. 18
Aug.
2
Sale
774 Aug. 15
Sale
83
89
Sale
734
Sale
484
Sale
96
Sale
Aug. 29
Aug. 24
884 Aug. 17
774
Sale
7.0
Sale
82
Sale
764
Sale
69
Sale
324 Sale
69
Aug. 28
944 Aug. 21
764 Aug. 31
80
Aug.
3
764 Aug.
4
904 Aug. 23
94
Aug. 17
76
Aug.
1
76
Aug.
2
73~"
Sale
61
Aug.
Aug.
914 Aug.
1024
90
Sale
1014 Sale
1014 Sale
994
1044
1044
1014
101
101
57
75
Aug. 18
904 Aug. 30
Jan.
53 4 July 19
304 Apr.
3
98
May 11 1024 July 20
Apr. 27 101 4 Jan.
9
804 Mar. 29 96 4 Jan. 10
101
June 24
Apr.
7 105
86
69
65
71
Apr. 20
May
8
May
1
Apr.
7
Apr. 19
854 Jan.
80
Jan.
13
2
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
55
Mar. 22
MO4 Aug. 23
954 June 12
774 June 29
774 June 30
Apr. 21
Apr. 21
Apr. 25
904 Aug. 30
Apr. 20
84
83
52
56
72
84
70
72
'95
77
Aug.
2
864 Aug.
4
Aug. 10
924 Aug.
2
77 4 Aug.
96
Aug.
83
Aug.
33
Aug.
724 Aug.
73
Aug.
92
Aug.
914 Aug.
1004 Aug.
1044 Aug.
1044 Aug.
102
Aug.
1034 Aug.
103
Aug.
57
Aug.
294 Aug.
66
1
9
1
1
7
1
21
30
21
4
15
23
11
15
30
Sale
86
Sale
86
404
Sale
404 Sale
944
Sale
90
Sale
814 Sale
Jan.
18
93
July
27
47
80 4 July 18
96
9
Aug.
884 Jan. 20
June
25
564 Apr.
464 Mar.
87
100
99
"924 Sale'
984
Sale
904 Aug.
4
854 Aug. 29
"884 Sale'
504 Sale
134
Sale
134 Sale
Sale
11
Sale
247,000 Minneapolis Gen El 5s
1934
5s reg
1,000
1934
518,000 Minn Pow A Lt 44®
1978
1st A ref 5s
310,000
..1955
622,000 Mississippi Pow 5s
1955
1034
Sale
Sale
58
162" Sale'
64
Sale
Sale
Aug.
1024 Aug.
734 Sale
81
82
14
114 Aug.
104 Aug.
57
Aug.
994 Aug.
734 Aug.
134 Sale
994
0414 Aug.'17 454
98
Aug. 23 98
984 Aug.
1 100
754 Aug. 18 78
87
Aug.
4 894
48
Aug.
9 51
114 Aug.
11
144
144
144
584
1024
834
Aug. 24
Sale
724 Aug. 29
78
Aug. 17
53--
Sale
53
Sale
Aug.
4
Aug. 23
Aug. 30
10
103 4 Aug.
Mar.
11
18
Mar.
5
1044 Feb. 20
974 Apr.
984 May
May
106 4 Jan. 19
57
Aug. 30
48
Jan.
6
80
78
Apr. 21
Apr.
474 Apr.
75
Apr.
714 Apr.
July
55
July 20
July 17
9
994 Feb.
55
it*
Jan.
47
84 Apr.
92
81
68
79
53
Jan.
98
Jan.
12
Jan.
16
July
July
19
17
Aug. 10
Aug.
9
Aug. 15
Aug. 17
May
Apr.
Apr.
274 Mar.
103
Jan.
86
Jan.
10
964
Jan.
28
60
July
3
Aug.
3
Aug.
7
Aug. 11
Aug. 11
Aug. 29
Aug.
3
Aug.
9
34 Mar.
34 Mar.
3 4 Mar.
44 Mar.
37
Feb.
18
18
18
July
July
July
July
90
Jan.
2 1024 Aug.
73
97
100
103 4 Jan.
106 4 Jan.
105
July
47
504 Aug. 11
51
87
Sale
Jan.
June
7
Mar. 17
Jan. 20
16
50
99
13
13
77
80
Apr.
914 May
1004 Mar.
41
Sale
684 Jan.
July
74
20
51
1004
1
20
Sale
Sale
5
414 Aug. 10
37
854
Mar. 31
584 Jan.
56
Apr.
6
50
854 Sale
Aug.
2
874 July 20
96
6
3
Sale
Aug.
9
Aug. 24
Aug. 30
834 Aug. 16
2
Jan.
37
Sale
2
Feb.
June 29
Mar.
3 1024 Jan.
99
894 Ma) 16 102
Feb.
734 May
3 944 Jan.
1004 Aug. 21 1014 Aug.
9
96
Aug.
4 100
Aug. 28
814 Aug. 24 87
Aug.
3
Aug. 31
Mar.
93
82
Apr.
4
664 Mar. 28
80
100
520,000 Milwaukee G L 4 4®
1967
793,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt 44®-1950
4
Jan.
86
Sale
80
Sale
page 56
Jan.
90
3
90
40
see
Feb.
96
63
834
Mansfield Min A Sm (Germ)
7s with warrants
1941
5s
1955
1,157,000
1,000 McCallum Hosiery 648..1941
187,000 McCord Rad A Mfg 6s.... 1943
42,000 Melbourne El Supp 74® A '46
211,000 Memphis P A L 5s ser A.. 1948
64 June 14
91
374 Apr. 25
St
1951
28
2
67
Sale
1943
7s without warranto...1941
93,000
905,000 Mass Gas Co 54s
1946
For footnotes
1
June
Aug. 23
89
76
Middle West Util—
69,000
103,000
42,000
84,000
11,000
41,000
53,000
Mar. 24
6
10
Aug. 29
74
1942
54o
Mar.
25
Feb.
86
75
Manitoba Power
12
103
72
85
55,000
54s series E..........1947
71,000
54s series F
1943
5 4s series!
325,000
...1949
18,000 Los Angeles Pacific 4s
1950
,148,000
19
10
10
1
Aug.
794 Aug.
764
824 Sale
1969
Louis Ry Co 5s
3,000
1946
133,000 Louisville (Ky) G A E 6s A '37
240,000
44 series C
1961
1,572,000 Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s
1957
1
16
2
Jan. 11
Jan.,
6
Jan. 11
Jan. 13
1
66
6s
Feb.
Jan.
65
1961
Klmberly Clark 5s A
12
May 25
July 20
814 Aug.
64s series D
1948
54s series F..........1955
136,000
a
Sale
814
.....1955
Kentucky Utilities 5s
Louisville Henderson A
11,000
24,000
87,000
Sale
51
100
1947
Kansas Pow A Lt 5s B...1957
677,000 Laclede Gas Light 5 4®--1935
167,000 Larutan Gas Corp 64s.. 1935
3,346,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s....2026
Leonard Ttets Inc 74s..1946
145,000
Without warrants
168,000 Lexington Util 5s
.1952
1,118,000 Llbby McNeill A Llbby 5s 1942
182,000 Lone Star Gas Corp 5s
1942
162,000 Long Island Ltg 6S......1945
458,000 Los Angeles Gas A Elec 5s '61
5s
102,000
1939
18,000
Sale
2022
1,256,000 Koppers Gas A C deb 5s.l947
866,000
Deb 54®
1950
137,000 Krestfe (S S) Co 5s
...1945
5a certlfa of deposit—1945
297,000
19,000
19,000
2.000
79
65
Italian Superpower 6s—1963
Without warrants
2,760,000
44« series C—1961
186,000 Jones A Laughlin Steel 5s *39
11,000
Sale
76""
Sale
Sale
754
754 Aug.
1
754 Aug. 31
764 Aug. 16
89
Aug.
2
784 Aug. 24
844 Aug.
9
76
Aug. 18
1942
Without warrants...
749.000 Jacksonville Gas 5s
1942
175,000 iamalca Wat Sup 54* A.1955
667,000 Jersey Cent P A L 5s B—.1947
13,000
30,000
273,000
75
63
Hydro-El 7s.......1952
(sotta Franchlnl 7s
15,000
14
11
Jan.
65
444
1952
619,000
5s series D
.........1956
1,328,000
44s series F
1958
43,000 Invest Co of Araer 5s A...1947
"ef. 000
17
13
784 Feb.
40
52
Interstate Public Service
103.000
17
20
Feb.
464 Apr. 24
45
Apr.
6
..1957
6s
Jan.
July
91
Jan.
Feb.
26
6
June
2
55
14 Jan. 27
14 Jan. 27
74
July
3
74
July 11
70
May
5
744 Mar. 3
103
Sale
31
Jan.
Jan.
101
1936
50,000
Without warrants......
2,753,000 Interstate Power 5s
.1957
450,000
884
87
95
34 Aug.
2
Aug.
76
Aug.
83
Aug.
774 Aug.
874 Aug.
564 Aug.
60
Aug.
Jan.
June
71
Intercontinents Power Co—
22,000
18,000
64,000
51,000
23,000
56,000
79,000
6
9
9
Jan.
July
774 July
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
4
Jan.
Jan.
74
Mar.
1
21
July 27
July 20
July 20
July 19
July 17
July 28
July IV 106
354 Feb. 24 55
544 Aug. 11
1004
804
974
54 4
100
Indiana A Mich El 5s
1st & ref 5s
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1044 Aug.
1044 Aug.
105
Aug.
Aug.
584 Aug. 15 614 Aug.
1948
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A.1958
1957
554 Aug. 31
58
1004 Aug.
1 103
93
Aug.
944
93
Aug. 25 94
1064 Aug.
1 1154
105
1953
64a series B
Highest.
Sale Prices.
106
5s series C registered__1956
2,000
269,000 indep OH At Gas deb 6s
1939
315,000 Indiana Elec Corp 6s A—1947
5,000
42,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
101
Aug.
1 1014 Aug.
70
Aug.
8 75
Aug. 23
614 Aug. 9 65
Aug.
1
41
Aug. 16 44
Aug.
3
544 Aug. 11
1957
1954
*4® series "B"
3,274,000
54",000
Lowest.
Ask
Sale
Sale
73
Sale
Bid.
Houston Gulf Gaa 54a--1943
Illinois Cent RR 44®
1934
365,000 Illinois Nor Util 5s......1957
63,000
1014
354
Oct 15 1936
54s
Aug. 31.
Ask
Rid
Ask
—1936
Hood Rubber 7a
872,000
611
1«43
620,000 Houston Lt Ac Pr 5a A—.1953
373,000
44a aeries D
1978
820,000
44a series E
1981
1,251,000 Hud Bay Min Ac Smelt 6s. 1935
6s registered
10,000
1935
114,000 Hungarian ltal Bank 7 4s '63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
Falls 1st Ac ref 5«
1950
85,000
Ref Ac Improvement 5a„1951
118,000
367,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A _„1949
6s series B
......1949
52,000
"i~,66o
Aug. 1.
1933.
$
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 1.
r
53
PRICES IN AUGUST.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
EXCHANGE
Aug.
82
Aug.
654 Aug.
4
9
1
3
19
19
19
18
19
58 4 Aug. 29
1024 Jan.
9
91
Apr.
724 Apr.
100
Mar.
2 1034 Feb.
994 Apr. 24
57
Apr. 26
66
May
44
Apr.
31
1
5
19
6
994 Apr. 24
81
Jan.
12
87
Jan.
14
734 4 an.
12
YORK
NEW
54
In
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
1933.
BONDS
117,000
82,000
27,000
39,000
17,000
24,000
959,000
381,000
226,000
718,000
Bid.
(Continue d)
Miss Power & Light
95%
1951
Miss River Power 5s
104%
,1,079,000
129,000
30,000
17,000
83,000
152,000
163,000
1,755, 000 Narragansett Elec Co 58—1957
5s series B
1957
508, 000
5s
series
1970
94%
93 %
Sale
Sale
1937
B
_
Steamship
10
Sale
102 %
102
58,000
72,000
37,000
94,000
85,000
239,000
48,000
20,000
89,000
98,000
45,000
64,000
16,000
Sale
98%
97%
Sale
Salo
..1956
2,094 ,000 Nevada Calif Elec 5s
268 ,000 New Amsterdam Gas 5a..1948
2,852 ,000 New Eng G & Elec Assn 5s 1947
5a
1948
933 ,000
Conv deb 5s
1950
3,889 ,000
1948
3,154 ,000 New Engl Pow Asan 5s
Deb 5%8
1954
2,634 ,000
3,685 ,000 New Orleans Pub Serv 4%s *35
Sale
17^% Sale
Sale
Sale
71% Sale
161" Sale
81%
65%
17%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Salo
102
Sale
101%
101%
99%
73%
63%
Sale
Sale
17
Sale
17
102%
63%
Sale
14
64
101
Sale
Sale
55%
Sale
Sale
67
Aug.
1 104
Aug.
1 103%
Aug.
7 100%
Aug, 30 81%
Aug. 31 67%
Aug. 29
17%
99
Aug.
101
Aug.
Aug.
46% Aug.
54
Sale
65
Sale
39
56%
57%
57%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
52
Sale
57% Sale
50% Sale
34%
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
54
Aug.
25
9
98
Aug.
99%
95%
90% Aug. 31
72% Aug. 22 78
89
87% Aug. 24
102% Aug.
1 104
92
Aug. 21
94%
.
96 Ye
88
99
5%s
1962
276 ,000
164 ,000 N Y & Westchester Ltg 5s *54
4s
2004
333 ,000
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
76%
Sale
90%
73%
88
Sale
89
Sale
Sale
Sale
102% Sale
96
Sale
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Sale"
281,000 No Amer L & P 5% notes. 1934
Serial 5% notes....
1935
275,000
notes..—.-.1936
f deb ser A
1956
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
1953
1,045 ,000 Nippon Elec Pow 6%a
107
103%
66%
106%
5H« •
455,000 Nor Cont Utll 5 V$s A
280,000 Nor Indiana G & E 6s
609,000 Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s.....
5s series D
617,000
4Hs E
436,000
873,000 Nor Ohio P & L 5%s
275,000 Nor Ohio Trac & Lt 5s
3,703,000
194*
1952
Sale
Sale
66%
Sale
106% Aug. 29
102% Aug. 30 105
67
66
Aug.
1
100
Aug.
Sale
44
34
Sale
36
Sale
Sale
72
1966
Sale
78%
1951
100%
Sale
Sale
195o
94
87
Sale
Sale
Sale
98%
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
1940
—.1961
71
5H% notes.
443,000
......
_
4Ha
2,857,000
94
99
92%
91%
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
3
Mar.
3
Jan.
12
91% Jan.
12
Jan.
12
Feb.
14
97% Jan.
89 % July
108% Jan.
10
106
Jan.
24
67% July
21
13
6
100% Aug. 29
96
Aug. 25
92% Aug. 29
5
47% July
43
July 17
102% Feb. 10
3
90% Feb.
Aug.
92% Aug
Aug. 29
90% Aug. 28
93% Aug
70
Mar. 31
93
Aug
75
Apr. 20
97% Aug. 29
81% Aug. 31
14
Aug. 22
10% Aug. 22
67
Aug. 29
94% Aug. 25
87% Aug. 31
99
Aug
87
91%
12
106
99
Aug
Aug
Jan.
99% Aug. 25
72
77% Aug
77% Aug
June 28
105
Nor States Power
58,000
349,000
78%
Aug.
Aug
72
12
Jan.
74
68
Aug
Aug
93
12
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
36
74% Aug.
1969
1970
ir
90
44
7
10
7
5
June
86% Apr.
Apr.
May
21% Apr.
22
May
78% May
59% Apr.
59
Apr.
54
Apr.
80
Apr.
77
May
Aug.
Aug.
11
59% Jan. 11
68% June 28
92
40%
18
35% Feb.
92% Aug
26
24
Jan.
Apr.
97
Aug
96
89% Aug.
33% Aug.
32% Aug.
9
Jan.
Mar.
104
100% Aug
Aug.
94
Jan.
60
65
95% Sale
92% Sale
33% Sale
33
Sale
92
Serial 5%
330,000
107
Aug. 21
Aug. 22
20
May
88
Apr.
82
Apr.
68% Apr.
80
Apr.
98% June
82
Apr.
89% July
Axig
14
July
Jan.
60
Aug
Aug
Aug
108
10
98% July
98% Jan.
102% July
50
1 July
76% July
102% Jan.
Apr.
25% Apr.
61
Aug.
4s
registered
2004
533 ,000 Niagara Falls Power 6a..1950
5s series A
1959
740 ,000
25
Jan.
31
40
Aug
62
Jan.
50
Mar.
40
39% Aug
61% Aug
Aug.
60% Aug
95 ,000
5Ha A with warrants.. 1948
390 ,000 N Y Pa & Ohio RR 4Ha-1935
5,681 ,000 N Y P & L Corp 1st 4Ha.. 1967
1980
2,832 ,000 N Y State E & G 4Hs
Aug
Aug
55
61
82*" Sale"
Aug
69
Aug.
50
34% Aug.
25
76
83% Jan.
80
Apr.
89% Apr.
17
Apr.
47% Apr.
89
Apr.
37
Apr.
38% Apr.
37% Apr.
35% Mar.
66% Aug
57% Aug.
a
Feb
8
54% Aug
46
52
47
Feb.
27 102% Aug. 24
28 101
Aug. 28
94% May
2 104
96
Apr. 20 103%
98% Jan.
.4 101
50
Mar. 31
85
41
Mar. 31
74
11% Mar. 28
23%
67% Aug
99% Aug
55
Aug
98
99% Sale
53% Sale
5
18
Feb.
82
46% Aug
65% Aug.
66"" Sale
Apr.
Apr.
84
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
48
55 Ye
27
Aug
Aug
92
98% Aug.
Sale
12
48
98% Aug
97% Aug.
Prices.
Jan.
Mar. 30
96% July 25
>
Feb. 21
92
79
July 15
98
6
May
4 105% Jan.
78
Aug. 11
Apr. 29 94
Jan.
6
37% Apr. 25 65
22% Aug
Aug. 31
83
79
Aug
71% Aug. 31 76
49
Aug
Aug. 29
97% Aug.
1 102% Aug
Aug
97% Aug.
1 101
42
1950
61 ,000 N Y Cent Elec 5Ha
N Y & Foreign Invest
Sale
Sale
Highest.
Sale
Apr. 20
50
4
46
90
1940
68 series A
21% Sale
101%
101%
101
61%
Sale
729 ,000
5% gold notes
May 1 1935
2022
140 ,000 Nebraska Power 6s
4%8_
1981
610 ,000
583 ,000 Nelsner Bros Realty 6s.-1948
3 ,000
64", 000
92%
98
65, 000 Nassau & Suffolk Ltg 5s. 1945
2026
1,476 000 Nat Pow & Lt 6s* *A"
Deb 58 series B
2030
2,506 ,000
3,091 ,000 Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D...1978
National Tea Co—
65,000
104
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Line
6%s with warr
470 ,000
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
58% Aug. 29 72% Aug.
96
Aug
94% Aug. 2
91
Aug
90
Aug.
1
103% Aug. 8 104% Aug
94
Aug
92% Aug. 16
Aug
51% Aug. 25 a56
Sale
73% Sale
—
Montreal L H 8c P 5a "A". 1951
Munson
104%
Sale
Monongahela West Penn Pub
Service 5 %s B
1953
875,000
231,000 Montana Dakota Pow 5%8*34
145,000
6,000
79,000
467,000
149,000
24,000
44,000
Sale
Missouri Pub Serv 5s A-.1947
Ask.
Sale
Sale
a56
86
1955
180,000 Missouri P & L 5 %s A
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
31.
Sale"
90
Without warrants
438,000
Aug.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
59
1944
Miss River Fuel 6s
2,837,000
996,000
18,000
90,000
43,000
208,000
11,000
211,000
65,000
219,000
238,000
227,000
75,000
47,000
2,000
Aug. 1.
Ask
5a—1957
52,000
20,000
431,000
175,000
42,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
aggregate sales.
August.
EXCHANGE
CURB
Feb.
7
85% Jan.
27
103% Jan.
100% Jan.
12
91
9
96
July
97% Jan.
19
83% Jan.
77% June
10
Feb.
99% July
13
10% Aug.
55
Apr.
85
Apr.
75
Apr.
16 % July
9
North Texas Utilities—
24,000
42,000
2,000
9,000
67,000
22,000
228,000
78 without warrants... 1935
205,000
1935
101,000 Northwest Electric 6s
90,000 Northwest Pow 6s A-._-.1960
6s A erfs of dep
1960
47,000
629,000 Nor'west Pub Serv 5s A.-1957
293,000 Ogden Gas Co 5s........ 1945
3,182,000
1956
137,000 Ohio Public Serv 6s C
5s series D
377,000
5 Hs series E
276,000
1954
1,612,000
1,053,000
502,000
1st & ref 5%s
39,000
31,000
69300
1st & ref 4Hs
...
95,000
V.666
41,000
348,000
55,000
53,000
130,000
13,000
Sale
87% Sale
Sale
Sale
101% Sale
97% Sale
101%
98%
83%
88%
Sale
Sale
88% Aug
14
Aug
15
Aug
75
Aug
97% Aug
92% Aug
50
105
Sale
82% Sale
87
Sale
76% Sale
96
108
Sale
Sale
104% Sale
96
99% Sale
Without warrants
Pacific Ltg & Pow 5s
Pacific Power 8c Light 5s
Sale
76%
1960
1948
Sale
54
Sale
1942
1955
65% Sale
66%
Sale
Aug
89
Aug
Aug
Aug
84
87
Aug.
1
57
64
Apr.
May
75
94
73
Sale
75
Sale
30
Aug
101
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
94% Aug
Park 8c Tllford 6s
Penn
69%
Sale
1970
5s...
75
Aug
79
.1949
Aug
29
2,000
.....1957
series C
1979
802,000 Peoples Lt 8t Pow 5s
660,000 Phila Electric Co 5s.....1966
1,428,000 Phlla Elec Power 5Hs
137,000 Phila Rapid Transit 6s.
1977
68
161% Sale
Sale
Sale
98%
Sale
76
102
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
101
105%
Sale
106
88 %
Sale
70
61
Sale
95
Sale
101% Sale
92
Sale
Sale
100%
98%
90
105
Sale
92%
74%
Sale
Sale
96
Aug.
Aug.
1
53
Aug.
1
45
1
99% Aug.
103% Aug. 15
60% Aug.
95
101
Sale
98% Sale
Sale
108
107%
Sale
Sale
106% Sal'e
50
1962
Aug.
101%
89%
74%
92%
99%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
78
4%
y\
oaio
108% Sale
107 % Sale
Aug.
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
94
Atig. 10
2
Aug.
1
Aug.
108% Aug. 21
78
95
Aug.
101
Aug. 28
84% Aug.
9
100% Aug.
100% Aug.
97% Aug.
98% Aug.
3% Aug.
107% Aug.
106% Aug.
49% Aug.
103
let 8k refunding 4Ha.-1957
Co
1960
6%s class A
89,000
1,204,000
364,000
169,000
273,000
300,000
325,000
171,000
100
Aug.
101% Aug.
5
Aug.
109% Aug.
107% Aug.
51% Aug.
Potomac Edison 5s
67,000
797,000
313,000
13,000
5,000
29,000
165,000 Potomac Elec Power 5s..1936
1947
7,000 Potrero Sugar 1st 7s
259,000 Power Corp of Can 4 Hs B 1959
Sale
91,000
Pittsburgh Steel 6s...
1953
Pomeranla Elec Co 6fl
Co 6s.
—
69%
Sale
4Ha series F
56.
ser
...
E. 1956
71
Sale
69% Aug.
72% Aug.
Sale
75
Aug. 10
94% Aug.
80% Aug. 14
80
Aug.
95
Aug.
81
Sale
90
55
Sale
95%
Sale
95
Sale
90
Sale
88
Sale
81%
Sale
'§5% Sale
3
36
.1961
Aug.
86
Sale
..1939
Portland Gas 8c Coke 5s. 1940
For footnotes see page
1949
1948
Pittsburgh Coal 6s
8c
4 104% Aug.
7 103% Aug. 10
79%
65
Piedmont 8c Northern 5s. 1954
30,000
1
Feb.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
July
14
8
18
14
6
9
6
11
94% Aug.
7
62
July 18
80% Feb. |1
90
Feb.
6
Mar.
k
3
34 % Mar. 21
96
81
70
90
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
74% Jan.
12
83
Jan.
76
Jan.
23
25
Mar.
103% Feb.
104
Jan.
100
Jan.
93
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
31
13
3
Mar.
94% May
99% Feb.
66
Apr.
97% Mar.
96% Apr.
95
87H
103
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
May
101% Mar.
43% May
9
97% Feb.
16
Jan.
|5
101
108% Aug. 21
93 % Jan.
12
Feb.
14
100%
100%
101%
106%
8%
Jan.
5
Feb.
4
Jan.1
4
June
9
110% Jan.
5
Feb.
7
60% Jan.
13
108
95% May
8 104 % Jan.j 11
95% Mar. 30 104% Jan.* 26
Hydro-Electric
81,000
21,000
Poor
Aug.
102% Aug.
Phila Suburb Water 5S..1955
Piedmont
37,000
22,000
39,000
18
.1950
Without warrants
1,105,000 Peoples Gat Lt & Coke 4s B'81
4%% serial notes
1934
134,000
4H% serial notes
1935
21,000
61,000
4H% serial notes
1936
216,000
63,000
93
101%
112%
106%
105%
101%
81
51% Apr. 27
70
76
68
66% Aug. 25
Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
Phila Suburb Cos G 8c E
34,000
13
9
Feb.
Dock 8r Warehouse Co
6% ctfs of deposit
6s
67% Aug. 24
78% Aug. 18
14
Jan.
108% Feb.
73
July
81
July
Apr.
57% Apr.
79% Apr.
42
Apr.
60
Apr.
76
May
48
Sale
Sale
77
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
63
79% May 22
86% Apr. 20
Mar. 3
98% Apr. 20
94% May
86
Mar. 31
103
Sale
11
11
3
18
Aug
Sale
Jan.
5
July
40
July
59% July
Aug. 28
94%
12
13
Mar.
76% Feb.
35
Mar.
25% May
36
Apr.
7 107
Aug
106% Aug.
66% Aug
53% Aug. 31
77
6
Jar.
104%
99%
95%
89%
91% Jan.
83% July
76% Feb.
Aug
Sale
Jan.
63
Aug
78
J an.
91
98%
107% Aug. 31 109
104
Aug. 31 105%
101
Aug. 29 103%
95% Aug. 29 98%
75
2
98
97
Apr.
70% Apr.
Aug
83
2
18
28
70
56%-Aug
83
Aug. 29
95% Aug. 31
June
75% July
101% Feb.
Mar.
64
9
Jan.
18
90% May
81
Apr.
75
Apr.
89% Aug
78% Aug
Aug. 31
70
Corp of Louis 6s *38
1936
Cent Lt 8c Pow 4%s 1977
Aug
99
48
81
Pacific Western Oil 6%s_1943
Palmer
103
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
50
Sale
Sale
97% Sale
108% Sale
104% Sale
102% Sale
100%
97%
88%
77%
82%
86%
74%
93
Jan.
95
49
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5Hs series B
1959
541,000
995,000 Penn-Ohio P & L 5%s A. 1954
.1956
648,000 Penn Power Co 5s
1947
166,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
58 series D
......1954
53,000
1960
101,000 Penn Telep Corp 5s C
764,000 Penn Water 8c Pow 4%s..l968
5s
1940
529,000
3,469,000
58%
1955
F
Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
"
91%
Sale
1952
C
1st & ref 5s D
Penn
85,000
48,000
16,000
3,000
17,000
105,000
96,000
87%
99%
110%
106%
1941
1st & ref 6s B
321,000
494,000
101,000
102% Sale
96% Sale
1961
68,000 Pacific Coast Power 5s... 1940
2,635,000 Pacific Gas 6c El 1st 4%s.l957
3,000
127", 666
Sale
Sale
74% Sale
284,000
73,000
1,369,000
1,001,000
198,000
44,000
1,378,000
64,000
7,000
96%
Sale
1953
Pacific Investing 5s A
19,000
100
"88% Sale
763,000
Sale"
75
68 series A
1940
348,000
6s series A reg
—1940
2,000
Okla Pow & Water 5s A.. 1948
428,000
1938
13,000 Osgood Co 6s w w
1941
427,000 Oswego Falls Co 6s...
59,666
314,000
68,000
24,000
81%
Oklahoma Gas & El 5s...1950
1,593,000
35,000
1,000
337,000
82,000
177,000
48,000
327,000
1952
4H» series D
1,957,000
Sale
Sale
1960
5s new..
241,000
840,000 Ohio Power 5s series B
71", 000
235,000
3,000
43,0 0
36,000
258,000
26,000
I960
Ohio Edison Co 5s
98
12
Aug. 16
94% Aug. 29
88
Aug. 31
81% Aug. 22
Sale
104
15
55% Sale
55
104% Sale
15
Aug.
81% Aug.
37% Aug. 23
90
Aug.
96% Aug.
91% Aug. 16
84% Aug.
8 104% Aug. 15
15
Aug. 31
Aug. 31
Aug. 29
60
Aug.
65
Jan.
60% Apr.
82
Apr.
63% Feb.
27% June
44
Apr.
82
May
74
Apr.
65
May
76 % Jan.
83% July
95% July
82
July
59% Jan.
91 % July
100% Jan.
91% Aug.
86% July
23
19
13
18
13
20
24
16
20
Apr. 24 106% Feb. 18
15
Julyj 20
8% Feb. 24
July! 15
Apr.
3 64
102
28
SEPT., 1933.]
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
1933.
BONDS (Continued)
Bid.
Aug. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
,
205,000 Power Corp of N Y 5%s.,1947
276,000
216,000
979,000
967,000
156,000
6 %s series A
1942
Power Securities Corp 69.1949
Procter & Gamble 4%s_.1947
Prussian Elec 6s
1954
Aug. 31.
Bid.
Ask
"92% Sale"
5s...
1956
414s series D
4Hs series E__
1978
1980
4%s series F
104 %
59 M
Sale
Sale
Sale"
105%
1937
3,077,000 Puget Sound
1,007,000
2,754,000
P 8c L 5%s,1949
.........1950
5s series C
4Hs series D
...1950
Sale
109%
74%
75%
72%
"71" Sale" 70%
70% Sale
70
95% Sale
94%
*77" ~ Sale
105%
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
78 %
77%
99%
94 M
77 M
Sale
"74% Sale"
76
73
% Sale
Sale
Sale
64 %
Sale
Sale
57%
54%
Sale
60
91%
74%
58
* Sale
51% Sale
53
93
61 %
60 %
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
76
Sale
64
Sale
28 112% Aug. 14
51%
1968
48,000 Queens Boro G fit E 5MI.1952
100,000
4%S
1958
Sale
93
Sale
33,000
301,000 Republic Gas Corp 6s A.. 1945
6s A ctfs of deposit....1945
778,000
683,000 Rochester Ceot Po» 5s A 1953
345,000 Rochester Ry & Lt 5s.... 1954
2,301,000 Ruhr Gas Co 6%a
1953
439,000 Ruhr Housing 6%s A
1958
88,000 Ryerson (JosT) 6c Sons V1943
1,186,000
1,637,000
3,000
442,000
Sale
Sale
20%
Sale"
Sale
35
Sale
35
al05%
5654
Sale
"42% Sale"
Sale
55
Sale
32%
95"
Sale
Sale
St Louis Gao 8c Coke 6s..1947
Safe Harbor Water Pr 4^1 79
4 Ms reg
.........1979
San Ant Pub Serf 5s
101% Sale
1958
101M
100
Sale
82% Sale
San Diego Cons G & E—
5
series D
1960
163,000
95,000 San Joaquin L & P 6p B.. 1952
5s series D
198,000
........1957
335,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s..
1955
Aug.
78% Aug.
103 M
103
Sale
23
64% Aug.
23
61
23
58
2
94
6s
-.1937
Sale
60
Sale
6s without warrants...1935
Aug.
Aug.
5s series C
1970
4Mb series D..........1970
72%
72 M
Sale
Sale
68
Sale
80
Sale
56 %
Sale
73
Sale
85
Sale
Southeast P 8c L 6s
2025
Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951
General 5s
....1939
Refunding mtge 5s.... 1952
Ref Mtge 5s
Sou Calif Gas
1954
Corp 5s
72
106 %
10 4 M
104 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1st 5c ref 4 M«
Gas
Co
6M*
6s
Southwest Nat Gas 6s
Sale
102
Sale
105%
Sale
102
Sale
102%
88%
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
42M
Sale
Sale
104%
64
n70
Sale
Sale
~60~~ Sale"
Sale
78% Sale
65
Sale
Sale
78% Sale
69
92
Sale
Standard Gas & Elec 6s.. 1935
59
Con? 6s...............1935
65
Sale
59
6s.
1951
Sale
Sale
49
6s
1966
57
Sale
Sale
Sale
1939
68
Sale
1937
68
Sale
Sale
65%
Sale
63
63
52
51
Sale
48
Sale
Sale
47%
Sale
75
Sale
Tenn Pub Serv 5s
a45
Sale
*48" Sale"
31M
Sale
56 M
Sale
Sale
36% Sale
102
Sale
103""" Sale"
96
Sale
99% Sale
88%
Sale
73
84
78
Sale
94 M
Sale
Sale
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
6 M 8 without warrants. 1953
Texas Cities Gas 5s
194*
Texas Elec Service 5s....1960
Texas Gas Utilities 6s
102M
46%
Sale
89
47
Union Amer Invest 5s A.1948
Union Atlantic 4%s
1937
Union Electric Lt 8c Pow (Mo)
Sale
Sale
"99% Sale'
105
Sale
"72% Sale"
99%
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
87
Sale
*87% Sale*
"83"" Sale"
"87% Sale'
100
97
Sale
31% Sale
15
77
Sale
"63"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
1957
1967
10$
1950
101M Sale
101M Sale
Without
94% Sale
31% Sale
page 56.
68
June
2
24
June
7
May
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
24% June 12
48
Jan.
11
108% Feb.
4
67
Jan.
12
60% Jan.
96
July
12
JuDe
7
Apr.
3
16% Jan.
90
Apr. 21 102
Jan.
101% Jan.
6 101% Jan.
65
May
3
84% July
99
26
11
9
6
19
Mar.
3 106
Jan.
17
92% May
77% May
97% Mar.
1 107
Jan.
30
5
98
1 105
Jan.
13
Jan.
9
37
Aug. 25
8
Mar. 22
7
Apr. 21
58% Apr.
3
30
Apr. 11
49% Jan. 24
49
Apr.
1
50
Apr.
3
57
Mar.
2
48% Mar. 30
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
65
Apr.
10
23
Feb.
18
48
Apr.
13
47% Mar. 31
94
101
;;
May
Feb.
94% Apr.
94
May
72
May
78
67% Jan. 11
17
July 14
17% July 20
72% Feb. 10
54
July 20
70
July 14
80% July 18
80% July 18
87
July 18
81
July 17
88
Aug.
3
July 19
73% July 20
48
82% Jan.
20
2 105% Jan.
Jan.
11
Jan.
11
27 108
91 105%
2 105%
91
3
28 95%
6 103
12
Jan.
10
July
July
25
19
Jan.
26
11
92% Jan.
10
98%
y8% Aug.
2 100% Aug. 17
103% Aug. 31 104% Aug. 15
57% Aug. 9
Aug. 15
60
70
Aug 31
Aug. 15
Aug. 21
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
57
67
91
Aug. 31
Aug.
1
Aug.
3
60
Aug.
62
Aug.
48
Aug.
45% Aug.
75
Aug.
99
Sale
74 M
Sale
17
24
30
29
7
79
76
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3
3
3
8
Aug.
Aug. 11
78% Aug.
35% Aug.
64% Aug.
69
93
Aug.
Aug.
91% Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
39
Apr.
39% Apr.
90
Sale
27%
Sale
Sale
103% Sale
101% Sale
102
a75
•
35
64
75
K*
Mar.
59
4% June
Apr.
60
60
26
82% Jan.
1
Mar. 15
32
Apr.
5
55% Apr. 15
69% Mar. 24
67% Aug.
35
Mar. 30
69
35
1
6
8
28
21
10
28
Aug.
Aug.
52% Aug.
79
Aug.
79% Aug.
50
Aug.
17% Aug.
Apr.
28% Apr.
28% Apr.
63
Apr.
61
Apr.
26% Apr.
10
Apr.
36
39
13
82
Mar.
50% May
July 21
July 18
July 20
July 19
Aug.
8
12
Jan.
78% Aug.
1
43
May 23
68% July 13
71 % July
3
93
Aug. 18
77
July
July
18
i June
13
32
2
44
Aug. 24
Aug.
34% Aug.
101% Aug.
101% Aug.
99% Aug.
55
35%
103
102
100%
71% Aug.
78
84
71
87%
Aug.
Aug.
77
99% Aug.
103
100%
105%
Aug.
4 107
68
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 2r.
75% Aug.
84% Aug.
70
76% Aug.
69
60
46
75
Aug. 30
19% Aug. 31
80% Aug. 30
100
Aug.
84% Aug.
33
Aug.
1 101
59
Aug. 18
Aug. 30 65
90
Aug. 31
27% Aug. 28
Aug.
87% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
;
63
May
3
Apr. 20
Jan,
Feb.
66
Apr.
11% Feb.
70
Apr.
66
Apr.
90
Apr.
26% Apr.
44% Apr.
95% Aug.
32% Aug.
59
June
32% Jan.
8
6
12
4
IS
8
31
12
12
13
26
15
31
6
95% Jan.
11
94
13
Jan.
81 % Feb.
27
60
July
2
15
1
90
Jan.
11
28
33
20
24
Aug.
2
92
Jan. 24
82 % Jan.
10
25 104
6
24
20
15
4
IS
60% July 19
79
Aug. 18
79% Aug. 16
Jan.
Apr.
7 65
29
July
1
59% Jan.
99% Apr. 22 103
July
90
Feb. 27 102
Aug.
7 100% Aug.
95% June
60
Apr. 21 83% Jan.
76% May 10 93% Jan.
59
May
1 82% Jan.
Mar 30 100% July
87
96% Apr.
3 105% July
96
May
3 106% Jan.
101
Apr. 29 108% Feb.
Aug. 31
79% Aug. 30
Aug. 28
77
62
80% Apr. 20
Apr. 25
Jan.
12
67% July
Jan.
18
12
99% Jan.
34% July
17
69
5
33% Aug. 25
Aug.
79
Aug. 10 79% Aug.
101% Aug. 24 101% Aug.
98% Sale
103% Sale
102% Sale
Sale
Sale
100% Aug. 17
5
105% Jan.
98
34
40
(Unes) 7c.1956
warrants
31
23
Apr. 29
55
5s series A............1954
1949
Jan.
Jan.
75
61
101% Sale
5s series B
United El Serv
11
14
87% Aug. 16
55% Aug. 30
76%
19%
81%
Sale
Sale
4Ms...
Union Gulf Corp 5s
United Elec of N J 4s
Jan.
July
72
75% Sale
Sale
Thermold Co 6s with warrl934
1944
100%
71%
Sale
Sale
70% Sale
Tide Water Power 5s A...1979
Toledo Edison Co—
1st mtge gold 5s
6,106,000
...1962
1,939,000 Twin City Rap Tr 5 Ms A. 1952
63
Jan.
106% Aug.
1937
Ulen 8c Co 6s
Sale
37% Sale
34% Sale
102% Sale
68
1945
Texas Power 8c Lt 5s..... 1956
6s
2022
5s
53%
1956
1970
11
95
77% Aug. 27
(Hugo) Corp
492,000 fenn Elec Power 5s
13
Jan.
Apr. 25 96
May 11
87
88% May
3 100
16% Aug. 29
Sale
1,485,000
7s 1946 without warrants
1,423,000
611,000 Sun Oil 5 Ms
1939
5% notes...
1934
204,000
1940
300,000 Sun Pipe Line 5s
823,000 Super Power of 111 4Ms._1970
6s
1961
168,000
4Mb
1968
821,000
1940
1,649,000 Swift & Co 5s
5s
.1944
942,000
174,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B
1957
1st & ref 5 Ms
1954
271,000
Mar.
11
66
80% Mar.
29 103%
Aug. 29 90
Aug. 28 94% Aug.
9 101
Aug.
Aug.
63% Aug 30
31% Aug.
1
Sale
1943
78
80% Jan.
67% Jan.
Apr. 24
72
67
warr.
16
July 24
Aug.
3
94
"72% Sale"
72
1942
1957
71%
103%
28 106
31 103%
4
Feb.
79
7
Sale
67% Sale
Southwestern PAL 6s..2022
28
81
90% Aug.
"53% Sale"
77
Sale
Staley (A E) Mfg 6s
30
100 '
Aug.
May
68
50
32
Southwest Pub Serf 6s A. 1945
88%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
107% Jan.
23
■
104 %
38
-1944
4945
105
102
102
12
87% Aug. 28
Sale
1935
1944
67
102
88
12
Jan.
71
72
25
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
47
40
12
Jan.
87% Aug. 16
89%
33% Sale
7s Oct 1 *36 without
see
Sale
1968
Southwestern L 8c P 5s.. 1957
Stinnes
For footnotes
66
67
92
93
0
33% June
40
75
80
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
42
Apr.
47
Apr.
45% Apr.
100
Aug. 28
75
75
82
71
60
60%
80%
75%
54%
52%
14
Aug.
12% Aug.
15
Aug.
72
Aug.
45% Aug.
101
1961
177,000 Standard Invest 5Ms
5s without warrants
71,000
645,000
1 104
Aug.
Aug. 25
12% Aug. 14
11
Aug. 30
68
Aug.
1
38
Aug. 30
78
Counties Gas
of California 4Ms
2,979,000 Stand Power & Lt 6s
442,000 Standard Telep 5 Ms A
106,000
3,092,000
320,000
2,071.000
772,000
103%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1957
3,000 So'west Dairy Prod 6%s._ 1938
902,000 Southwestern G 5c & 5s.. 1957
5s series B
1957
299,000
1,289,000
45,000
316,000
70M
103%
105%
103%
Sale
5Ms Series B..........1952
154,000 So'west Assoc Tel 5s A... 1961
1,089,000
226,000
2,104,000
771,000
2,385,000
28,000
1,006,000
243,000
615,000
Sale
Sale.
Sale
46% Sale
69 M
104
1937
Sou Calif Gas Co 5s..
72%
72%
72%
17
11
61
13
84% Aug.
83
Aug. 25
42% Aug. 24
64% Aug. 31
*38% Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s...1947
Sou Carolina Power 5s..l957
1,738,000 Southern Nat Gas
Stamped
154,000
309,000
Aug.
70% Aug.
9
Aug. 16
Aug.
1
70% Aug.
8
Sale
Sale
57 %
58 %
1948
Without warr
113,000
736,000 Southern Ind G & E 5%s_1957
545,000 Southern Indiana Ry 48.1951
2,441,000
2,186,000
2,600,000
1,962,000
Aug.
23
Aug.
22% Aug.
41
Aug.
107% Aug.
47% Aug.
37
Aug.
96
Aug.
...—
Shawlnigan W 8c P 4%a_-1967
4M» series B..
.....196S
Southern
545,000
504,000
646,000
140,000
247,000
11
68
Jan.
Jan.
55
Aug. 28
81% Aug.
9
94
Aug.
9
«59
37
Sale
Seattle Ltg Co 5s........1949
Serve! Inc 5s
1948
Southern
107,000
8%
Scripps (E W) Co 5%s... 1*>43
2
3
1
90% Aug. 24 92% Aug.
104
'Aug.
7 104% Aug.
Schulte Real Est Co 6s... 1935
150,000 Sheffield Steel 5 Ms
193,000
274,000
4,762,000
1,970,000
629,000
794,000
1,088,000
417,000
124,000
114,000
470,000
2
al05%Aug.
41% Aug.
32% Aug.
95
Aug.
103
Saxon Public Works—
813,000
12,000
211,000
454,000
913,000
58,000
2,850,000
1,350,000
1,398,000
1,810,000
1
11
10
98
78
31
1
77% Aug.
31 101
Aug.
2
30
96
Aug. 10
31
77
Aug.
1
7
78
Aug.
3
25
64
Aug.
9
Jan.
119
18
31
15
100% Jan.
90% Jan.
Mar.
81% Aug. 17
"91% Sale"
103 % Apr.
Feb.
July 14
Aug.
I
95% Feb.
4
Apr.
4
3
Aug.
11
8% Aug. 29
Aug.
99% Aug. 25 101% Aug.
Sale
Apr.
60
20
41
Aug.
85
61
Aug.
19% Aug.
Aug.
22%
22%
42
83% Aug. 10
a59
a!5M Sale
99 %
67
2 105%
16
70
98 % May
85
Aug.
77% Aug.
93
Aug.
Reliance Management 5s.1954
With warrants..
Sale Prices.
65
Aug. 30
80% May
9
Apr. 21
44
31
*
324,000 Quebec Power 5s
Highest.
Sale Prices.
52
Apr. 11
31
90
54
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
65
Aug. 30
62% Aug.
2
90% Aug. 31
94% Aug. 18
60
Aug. 28 62
Aug. 10
104% Aug. 31 105% Aug.
1
42
Aug. 16
62% Aug.
2
91% Aug. 25 94
Aug.
8
110% Sale
75% Sale
75% Sale
"83 ~ Sale
"85M Sale"
Sale
92%
11654 Sale
95% Sale
97 h Sale
1952
658,000 Pub Serv of Okla 5s D...1957
5s series C
280,000
1961
958,000 Pub Serf Subsld 5%s A..1949
Sale"
Sale
104%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
90%
46
1981
4%s series G._
6%a series H
Lowest.
Ask
61
Pub Serv of N H 4m B..1957
Pub Service Co of N J —
507,000
6% perpetual certificates
370,000 Pub Serv of Nor His 5s C.1966
1,068,000
392,000
597,000
2,277,000
3,615,000
1,524,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. I.
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
$
55
76% Sale
3
43
July 13
72% Mar. 16 81
July 19
92
Apr 25 101% Aug. 15
103% Aug. 10 103%
98
Aug. 25 99%
Aug. 23 104%
101
Aug.
1 102%
101
Aug.
3 102
97
102
74% Aug.
2
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
77% Aug. 21
Jan.
Apr. 20 106
87% Apr. 21
99%
92% Apr. 27 104%
96
Apr. 20 103
Jan. 26
Aug.
7
Feb.
4
95
Mar.
Jan.
23
67
July 10
83% Feb.
2
2 103
Feb.
4
NEW
56
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Price
Jan. 3
Aug. 1.
1933.
Jan. 1.
Bid.
BONDS (Concluded) —
*
Sale
Sale
46% Sale
46 % Aug. 29
47
Aug. 28
Sale
54%
1952
1973
38
Sale
75
Sale
279,000 Van
464,000 Virginia Elec Power 5s...1955
739,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5Ms A..1946
20
97 %
Sale
Sale
99%
Sale
73
72
255,000
6s
1946
57
Sale
64
Sale
Sale
484,000
5s series B
1950
67 M
Sale
69
Sale
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
62 M
1954
4
1954
C O D
Sale
97
Sale
87 M
Sale
Sale
85% Sale
95
1937
1958
93
1951
117,000 Wash Ry Ac Elec 4s
1960
452,000 Wash Water Power 5s
Western Newspaper Union—
88
Sale
......1944
27
53
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
65
Sale
99 M
Sale
97%
Sale
58
Sale
98 % Sale
483
833
Sale
59
Sale
51 %
Sale
85 %
Sale
538,000 Ward Baking Co 6s
1,411,000 Wash Gas Light Co 5s
deb
6s
99"" Sale'
...2030
West Penn Elec 5s
1961
West Penn Pow 4s H
54,000 West Penn Traction 5s._1960
1957
2,973,000 West Texas Util 5s A
852,00j West United G Ac E 5%i A 55
Sale
101
80
June
13
82
61
July
July
7
13
84
June 28
55
June
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
27
25
27
27
25
68
91 % «ug.
53
May
31
Feb.
11
12
Apr.
Apr.
103
97
Apr.
Aug. lfi
Feb. 25
55
June 26
June 23
Jan. 10
68
Jan.
5
88
July
V
24 % May
9
Aug. 28
10% Aug.
3
100% Aug. 10
72
Aug.
1
64
Aug.
1
69
Aug.
1
87
29%
57%
97%
76M
4934
10
1
31
31
17
28
11% Aug.
8
Aug.
97% Aug.
88
Aug.
">% Aug.
May
57
Apr.
43
Apr.
53
Apr.
89
15
99
Aug.
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug. 30
Aug.
9
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug. 21
65
99%
76%
60
85%
103%
1
Feb. 21 10
Apr.
1 9I %
94%
Mar. 31
May 12 91
May
1 102 %
22
11
Feb.
76%
76 %
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
Sale
75
74
75
74
80
Aug. 18
93
Aug.
...1952
13
13
31
30
18
23
Feb.
11
1
Jan.
11
Jan.
16
/VUg.
June
3
June 14
Jan.
9
11 71
May 31 101
May 10 76% Aug.
July
35% Apr. 12 67
89% Feb.
64
Apr. 21
101
Mar. 21 103% Jan.
19
1
4
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
6
21
10
27
89 % Jan.
27
Jan.
17
93
60
97
70
Aug.
7
Aug. 14
Aug. 14
80
35
44% Apr.
7
Aug.
1
Aug. 31
Aug. 31
88
Sale
23
Jan.
Jan.
July
Jan.
14% July 13
May 19
2%
90%
78
82%
87
Aug. 17
31
13 101
29 77
12 71
29 71%
Mar. 31
5
10
22
88
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
13
10
7% June 19
May
9 104
Mar. 15 103
91
Apr. 21
62% May
59
May
9
8
89
97
...
6s Series A
67% July
103% Jan.
45
90
88
1958
series F
Wisconsin Pub Serv
14
Aug.
9
90
July 19
81
July 19
80% July 19
80% July 20
83
July 19
80
July 19
100% July 25
2
94% June
June 13
70
99
50% Apr.
29% Jan.
9
10
10
10
25
31
29
28
3
7
8
101% Aug. 18 102% Aug.
Sale
Sale
1956
Wisconsin P Ac L 5s E
99,000
60
99
1954
Wis Minn Lt & Pow 5s...1944
Wis Elec Pow 5s A
11M Aug.
6
Aug.
Aug.
84% Aug.
88
Aug.
96
Aug.
95
103
1941
64,000 Wheeling Elec Co 5s
5s
8
Aug.
9
Aug. 16
9
10% Aug.
7
9834 Aug.
2
64
Aug. 29
60M Aug.
2
61% Aug. 18
80
86,000 Westvaco Chlorine 5Ms..l937
184,000
236,000
287,000
240,000
18
Corp—
1st 7s with warrants
Conv
11
7
Aug.
85,
Sale
374,000
618,000
473,000
13
July
54% Mar. 31
31% Apr.
1
64
Apr.
6
25% Apr.
3
4 101% Aug. 18
Aug. 11
Aug. 16
Sale
Sale
warr
12
Jan.
65
53
68 %
7s with
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
70% Aug.
70
Aug.
100
Aug.
91M Aug.
64
Aug.
52
Aug.
101% Aug.
11
'57
Camp Packing 6s...1948
Astoria
Aug.
87
Aug.
77
Aug.
78
Aug.
75
Aug.
w* Aug.
76
Aug.
100
Aug.
92% Aug.
67% Aug.
65
Aug.
Jan.
68
92
Sale
52 %
1952
1956 100 M Sale
Vamma Water Power 5 Ms
Waldorf
99
66
27% Apr
82% Aug. 22
47
Aug. 28
72
72
Sale
15,000 Valspar (The) Corp 6s...1940
7,000
6s ctfs of deposit
1940
16,000 ValTollna Oil 7s
1937
76,000
173,000
May 16
35% May 16
29% Apr. 18
Aug. 15
50
Aug.
1
80
Aug. 22
54% Aug.
2
76
59,000
Series 6s
83,000 Utah Power 8c Light 5s__1944
168.000
6s series A
2022
132,000 Utlca Gas & EI 5s R
74,000
5s series D
52
86
73% Sale
71% Sale
91
56
97 M Aug.
Sale
72
1933
1936
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
Sale'
82
Aug.
45M Aug.
77M Aug.
48
Aug.
80
Aug.
45
Aug.
52
Highest.
Sale Prices
35
8
8
56
Sale
30
16
9
11
24
22
Sale
1952
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
*•
Aug.
Aug.
56
Sale
48 M Sale
79% Sale
51
Sale
54 %
98 %
1975
1959
"•'ale Pr>
Sale Prims
46
1974
Serial 6s
»«'
Highest
Lowest
Aug. 31.
Hi1
50
Sale
69 %
4 «*•
Sale
47%
Bid
55
Sale
59 %
51
448,000 U S Rubber 6%% Notes..1934
392,000
Serial 6>6% notes
1935
272,000
Serial 6%% notes
1936
438,000
Serial 6%% notes..
1937
729,000
Serial 4%% notes
1938
357,000
Serial 6H% noteo
1939
301,000
Serial 6%% notes
1940
3.273,000
Ask
58
1941
1945
1,215,000 United Indus t%*
851.000
I«t6»
974,000 United Lt & Pow 6 %•
1,671,000
Deb 6a
424,000
5Mi
2,782,000 United Lt & Rye 5%«
728,000
6s series A
340,000
Deb 6s series A
205,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN AUGUST.
AQOREOATE SALES.
9
8
81
May
10
90% Aug. 10
75
78
May
Apr.
2
4
90% Aug. 10
92
Jan. 11
35
17% Apr.
1
41
35
16
25
I
85 %
295,000 Yadkin River Power 5s. .1941
.1937
139,000 York Rys Co 5s
89 % Aug.
7
88 % Aug. 11
Sale
89 %
Sale
30
Sale
90% Aug. 28
FOREIGN GO/ERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
5g~tcul Mtgs Bk Rep of Col—
184,000
166,000
742,000
587,000
192,000
677,000
7Ms stamped
Sale
36 %
35 %
34 %
Sale
15 % Sale
Colombia ertl
Cent
Bk
56 %
31
Sale
52
Sale
29% Sale
40
1952
Cane* Valley (Dept.
»
25
14
1952
7s stamped
192,000
342,000
1,420,000
572,000
311,000
170,000
Aug.
30% Aug.
1947
7s
Aug.
7
Aug. 25
32% Aug. 25
37
Aug. 18
a39
Aug. 17
40
Aug.
1
35% Aug.
3
32
Jan 15 1946
Jan 15 1947
7s
1951
Buenos Aires (Prov) 7%a_1947
20-year 7s
20-year 7s
Baden (Germany)
Sale
Sale
Sale
Aug.
36% Aug.
34
Aug.
35
Aug.
Aug.
33
of) Rep of
f 7s..
.
1948
of German State
1952
Danish Cons Munlc 5%a.l955
55% Sale
44 M Sale
Danslg P Ac Wat'way Bo
external s f 6 Ms
1952
433,000
3,170,000 German Cons Munlc 7s..l947
6S
1947
3,879,000
1,172,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s... 1939
1949
758,000 Hanover (Prov) 6%«
Indus Mtge Bk of Finland
1st mtge coll s f 7s
1944
800,000
75,000 Lima (City), Peru, 4%s_.1958
6Ms ctfs of dep........ 1958
61,000
1958
241,000 Maranhao (State) 7s
246,000 Medellin (Colombia) 7S..1951
Sale
80 %
41
Sale
40 M
Sale
71M Sale
36%
54
31M Sale
Sale
69 %
Sale
48% Sale
Sale
47 M
Sale
36
55% Sale
54 % Sale
Sale
Sale
57
27% Aug. 30
75% Aug.
3
65% Aug. 2
33
Aug.
4
Aug. 30
31% Aug. 30
45% Aug. 15
36
Aug.
2
41%
37%
42%
49%
38%
91 % Aug,
40
31
91% Sale
17% Aug. 29
16
Aug. 9
Sale
20
32 M
31% Aug.
Sale
18
Sale
27 M
Sale
24
28
Sale
25
Mtge Bank of Chile 6s... 1931
11% Sale
.1951
-
6 Mo
5 Mo
Govt 6 Mo
17% Sale
4
5M> certificates...
4
Sale
1921
1921
Sale
10% Aug.
16 M
Sale
16
5% Sale
4
Sale
Sale
5
1919
1919
certificates
Aug. 23
71
(Stateof). Bras 7s.'58
1959
Russian
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
11
Rio de Janeiro 6Ms
3
10% Aug. 15
Sale
13
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl972
Parana
81
7
par
value,
n
Sold under the rule.
"Under the rule" sales affecting the range were
made as follows in 1933:
Associated
Feb. 9.
American
Telephone
$1.50 pref.,
100 at 19%
Sale
3
Aug. 23
Aug.
1
3% Aug. 30
4
Aug.
2
4
Aug. 25
Sale
5
Sale
A% Sale
5%
Community Power 5%s 1953,
$1,000
Hygrade Food Products 6s, B, 1949, $1,000 at
62% July 25.
Narragansett Electric 5s series B 1957, $1,000
104 Jan. 17.
Y.
&
9% Sale
Deferred delivery sale*,
r
Sold for cash
United States Rubber 6s 1933, $8,000 at
x
Westchester
Ltg.
5s
1954,
$5,000 at
106% March 27.
Singer Mfg. Co., Amer. dep rets., 12 at 3% July 6.
Public Service 5s 1970, $1,000 at
Tennessee
95% Jan. 13.
18
66
May 26
28% May 15
26
May 15
45% Aug. 15
28
May 18
54
_
71% Aug. 31
37
Aug. 23
Aug. 18
Aug. 10
Aug.
9
Aug. 19
Jan.
19
12
24
18
26
20
12
55% Jan.
12
81
30
Aug.
71% Aug. 31
Jan.
62% Jan.
61% Jan.
61
Mar.
54% Jan.
27
13
12
21
12
1
59
Mar. 31 92 % July
11
July
Feb. 23
July
May 18 rlO
July
6% Jan.
4 22
July
10
Mar. 31 23
27
7% Aug. 30
4
19
11
18
19
17
39 % July
35
July
20
20
35
20
Aug.
Aug. 16
18
Mar. 23
18% Feb. 24
Mar.
1
8
Apr. 28
57% Apr.
4
5
Jan.
4
7
Jan.
i4
Aug. 23
34
Aug.
2
33% Aug.
13
Aug.
72
Aug.
12% Aug.
17% Aug.
6
Aug. 10
5% Aug. 23
6
Aug. 23
5
Aug.
9
34
1
15
% Mar. 24
2
Mar. 24
2
Apr.
1% Apr. 15
July
15% June
75
July
16% July
22% July
8% July
7 % July
8% July
7% July
18
12
13
12
19
15
6
7
6
6
Apr. 25
Apr. 17 102
103% Jan.
6 103 % May 13
U.S. Rubber 6s 1936,
"Deferred
delivery'
$2,000 at 90 July 31
sales affecting the
Aug. 11
Aug. 17
Aug. 25
23
11
10
13
Apr. 18
4
Mar. 24
4% Jan.
23
May 25
13% June 13
12 % June 13
26
Ex-dividend
100%
Indiana
Electric
5s
series
O
1951,
$7,000
at
80 Feb. 1.
International Petroleum, 200 at 8%
May 19.
range
made as follows in 1933:
Arkansas Natural Gas, com., class A, 400 at
%
Feb. 2.
Jersey Central Power & Light 5%% pref., 25 at
58 May 29.
Lefcourt Realty
Ludlow Mfg.
Corp. pref., 100 at 2% April 4.
Associates, 30 at 82 July 11.
American Manufacturing, pref., 30 at 43 % Feb. 7.
Niagara Hudson Power, class B option warrants.
13
100 at 1% March 21.
Peoples Light & Power 5s 1979, $1,000 at 1%
Jan. 5; $2,000 at % April 18.
San Antonio Public Service 5s 1958, $1,000 at
64 May 3.
Syracuse Lighting 5%
1954, $1,000 at 109%
Associated G
March 29.
&
E.
5s 1968,
reg.,
$1,000 at
Beneficial Industrial Loan, com., 200 at 8 April 19.
June 1.
19 % July
36% May 19
27% Aug. 30
58
Mar. 3
57
Jan. 17
1 103% Aug.
20% Aug. 11
9% Aug.
7
9
Aug.
8
March 15.
Chicago District Electric 5%s 1935, $7,000 at
95% Feb. 2.
Cleveland Elec. Ilium. 5s, 1939, $1,000 at 107 %
at
103% Aug.
Sale
103%
were
at 10 June 16.
N.
a
Mar. 31
19
97
7s
1935
108,000
66,000 Saarbruecken (City) 7S..1935
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
88,000
Republic extl 7s....... 1945
1949
220,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s
1961
123,000 Santiago (Cltv of) 7s
No
May 17
Mar. 15
29% May 13
Saar Basin Con Counties
•
31
July
40% July
57% Jan.
44
July
43% July
41
July
45% July
3
Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s
1947
7s issue of 1927 (AAcO).1947
7 M«
19
Aug. 18
Aug.
7
Aug. 30
Aug. 24
51
Mendoma (Prov) Argentina
441,000
185,000
202,000
401,000
114,000
454,000
742,000
1,030,000
7,055,000
1,954,000
2,070,000
34
16% Aug. 25
84% Aug. 25
7
Aug.
9
Sale
75
1953
5s
24% Jan.
Ar
...1951
Prov Banks 6s
6s
7
12% Aug.
Mar. 31
Aug. 15
Central States Electric 5s 1948, $16,000 at
27%
April 7.
Cities Service, com., 100 at 1%
April 13.
Commonwealth Edison 5s series A 1953, $5,000
at 91 April 24.
Commonwealth
Edison 4%s, series O
1956,
$2,000 at 83 April 24.
General Bronze Corp. 6s 1940, $7,000 at 43
April 10.
Feb.
1.
American Investment 5s w.
w.
1948.
$1,000 at 72 April 12.
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937, $1,000 at 60% July 10
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1944, $1,000 at 21
Union
March 16.
RANGE OF PRICES ON SECURITIES MARKET ON THE NEW YORK
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
August
1933.
Shares
-
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 31
AQQREGATE SALES.
In
Jan. 1.
,
PRICES IN AUGUST.
1933.
Bid.
Aug. 1.
Ask
Bid.
Aug. 31.
Ask.
2,000 Amer Chain
Bid.
Lowest.
20,000 International Match 5«__1941
21,000
Certificates of deposlt.1941
6,000
Certificates of deposit. 1947
Shares.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
1334*
12X
15
15
8
Aug. 11
8
Apr. 17
Apr. 21
Apr. 29
Apr. 18
Apr. 19
Aug. 11
13 k Feb.
16
Jan.
14
15
14
Feb.
9k
13 X
5% convl953
STOCKS
Shargs.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
10 yr 6s c d_„1933
10,000 Edison El Ilium 5s W I... 1936
new
$52,000
92,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
BONDS
1,000 Tri-Contin'l
1932.
$5,000
64,000
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31.
Jan. 3
$
5,000
1933.
August
3,152,940
NEW YORK PRODUCE
r
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
|
435,474
Since
August.
1932.
854,797
7,874,815
84
27
40
Apr. 17
Apr. 21
99
3
Jan.
Feb.
27
Par.
300 ABC Trust Shares Series D__
~5~, 100
8,200 Abitibi Pow & Paper Ltd—*
38,400 Aetna Brewing
1
192,400 Admiralty Alaska Gold
$1
29,450 Allied Brewing & Distil'g...l
10,100
11,000
18,050
6,000
21,900 Altar Consol Mines Inc
400
500 Assoc Dye & Print
1,000
16,500
10,900
60,500
1,500
y t
6,300
3,200
3,200 Chicago Gulf Corp..
800 Chemical Research
13,700
2,300
300
100
*
1,300 Dividend Shares Inc cap..25c
100 Duquesne Brewing A pref..5
4,900
23,300 Eagle Bird Mines Inc cap
1
50 Edison Splitdorf Corp......*
47,700 El Canada Mines units
27,300
12 J 00
29,000
346,400 Fada Radio & Electric..
1
300 Falconbridge Nickel M Ltd..*
104,700 Falstaf f Brewing Crop
__1
3,800 Fashion Park Associates
*
Preferred
1,200
100
21,400 Flock Brewing
..2
100
10,500
2,200
900
4,000
...1
1
295,600 Fuel Oil Motors Corp
10
44,900 Fuhrmann & Schmidt Brew.l
10,900
301,600 General Electronics
....1
4,000 Golden Cycle Corp cap....10
7,900 Grenada Gold M Ltd cap
1
800
100
600
100 Great Lakes Aircraft A
*
1,500 Hamilton Mfg A pref partic 10
200
3,050 Helena Rubenstein *3 pref..*
"""lOO
300 Hendrick Ranch Royalties..*
17,300 Hooven Automatic Typewr.l
1,500
29,500 Howey Gold Mines Ltd.
1
12,300 Huron Holding C-D.......1
200
300 Idaho Maryland Cons Mines. 1
100 Incorporated Investors v t c.*
100
"
4,100
18,000
•
450 Indian Motorcycle
1,500 Intl Vitamin Corp capital..*
400 Interstate Natural Gas
>
900 Ironrite Ironer
*
2,900 Jetter Brewing
...1
....
227,800 Kildun Mining Corp cap
1
9,900 K ingsbury Breweries Co cap 1
400 Kinner Airplane & Motor
*
500 Kirkland Hud
Bay G Mines. 1
8,900 Kuebler Brewing Co
1
4,500 Lebel Oro Mines Ltd capital
500 Lesslngs, I nc.
.....5
9,700 Lock Nut of Amer Corp
1
443,000 Macassa Mines Ltd
J
No par value,
a
1.85 Aug. 30
1
Seller.
5 Cash sale.
45c
434
6c
35c
4k
Aug. 28
50c
Aug.
7
4X Aug.
4X Aug. 21
3
13c
12k
W
Mar.
27
June
Feb.
19c
4X July
1.25 June
June
5c
Jan.
Mar. 20
July
6
7
11 k
July
1
234 Aug. 17
3k June 22
32c June 13
140
Jan. 13
1.85 Aug. 30
25c
Jan. 19
Jan.
1.15 July25c Jan.
IK Sale
X
2
1
IX Aug. 22
X Aug. 16
30c
12c
20c
15c
10c
25c
50c
56c
49c
54c
45c
20c
2X Aug.
2
34 Aug. 16
28c
20c
X
X
2
30c
k
Sale
2X Sale
12
12c
20c
15
30
35
45c
55c
40c
IX
1
1.00
Ik
X Sale
1.30
38c
2X
12c
;
1
25c
3
9c
3
5
15c
15c
234
IK
Sale
2X
20c
15
1.50
60c
75c
4
Sale
1.60
1.70
2.30
19c
12c
9c
Sale
9c
LOO
"l~15
2.10
Sale
1.10
11c
25c
11c
25c
1.25
1.40
1.10
1.35
5X
1.00
2
X Sale
2 X
Sale
Sale
1.35
7X
3.90
2
Sale
3.25
123*
2*
IK
1.10
1.15
Sale
12c
3k
lk
1.25
20c
2X
2X
8k
1.00
X
Sale
9k
1.15
3X
14 k
75c
4.25
Sale
,5/8
c
Sale
Sale
2X
1.35
Sale
2
58c
X
1.50
X
Sale
17
3
IX
6 k
12c
15c
Sale
3 k
July
34 Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2X Apr.
* Apr.
May
8c
May
18c
Aug.
9
Aug. 31
23c
Aug.
4
k
k
85c
35c
85c
Sale
IX Aug.
Aug.
1
11c
8
1
1
,
5X
1.00
45c
Sale
5k
1.10
11X Sale
6X
8
25c
1.00
X Sale
80c
95c
30c
45c
3k Aug. 23
1.10
4X
2k
3X
Sale
k
1
-
2
7
1.62 Aug. 15
2X Aug.
1
Mar.
9c
Aug. 31
Sale
434
5k
IX Sale
55c
65c
2
3k Aug. 23
84c
Feb.
1.62 Aug.
27
2k Aug.
2
2
1
9
15
3 k Jan. 23
434 June 29
1.30 Feb.
IX Aug. 31
1 k Aug. 16
4.10 Aug.
9
10
Aug. 29
X Aug.
3
IX Aug. 11
3
Aug. 17
Aug.
4.10 Aug.
13X
X
2X
3X
Aug.
3
Aug. 22
Aug.
7
Aug.
1
1 X
1 k
14
Aug.
Aug.
May
May
Aug.
Aug.
July
May
21
29
23
2.80
7
34
134
2X
2
10c
Aug. 22
Aug. 22
2
20c
3
4
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
2
1
10q
2
31
16
8
2
3
11
Jan.
25
Aug. 22
14
Aug. 21
1.03 Aug.
9
1734 Aug. 29
2k Jan.
4
8X Mar.31
1.03
1
11X Aug. 28
6k Aug.
1
1234 Aug. 10
7
Aug. 21
Aug.
9
"~X Aug."31
87c
40c
Aug. 22
Aug. 18
~X
87c
Mar. 27
Aug. 31
Aug. 22
Aug. 18
11 X Aug. 28
234 Mar. 1
25c aJune 28
38c
July 12
56c
Mar.
3
13c
Apr.
7
2.10 Jan.
40c
3k Aug.
1
3k Aug.
1
12 X
X
Sale
Sale
Ilk Sale
X
1 k
3 k
Sale
19c
13
26
31
10
1.50 Mar. 21
1
July 22
15c
May
4
10c
Jan. 10
6
22
31
k July 28
8X May 12
2 k July
40c
2
Aug. 24
3k Aug. 30
10X Aug. 22
1.00 Aug.
4
June 22
3
2
.Aug. 24
4
1
Aug. 24
Aug.
2
1234 Aug. 10
1.00 Aug.
4
Sale
7X
lk
83c
8
Sale
85c
3
Aug.
June
9
57c
Aug.
8
28
20
Feb.
May 27
354 July 13
25c
1.50
IX
1
2X
k
2X Apr.
2
June
2k July
20c
May
4X Jan.
X May
13
6
22
29
12
13
1.50 Mar. 21
234 July
17
2 k June
9
20c June 15
3 k Aug. 23
1.25 June
13
7X June 13
3 k
3k
834
5X
4X
3 34
July
8
Jan. 23
Aug.
8
July 17
June 13
May 23
4.10 Aug.
9
20 X May 27
IX June 30
4X June 30
5 k June
9
2k Mar. 17
1.30 Apr. 10
28c
Feb.
9
3 X July 15
4
May 27
1734 Aug. 29
1.75 Feb.
6
X May 19
13
July
7
7 k July 12
X Jan.
5
3X May 11
87c
Aug. 22
% June 20
2.10 Jan.
15 X July
6
22
334 Aug.
1
1
June
8
10
May 12
k July 28
3lS
19
July
5
July
1734 July
30c
Feo.
Feb.
1
14
1
Aug.
4
62c
Feb.
14
July
27
334 Aug.
1
3k Aug.
3
6c
5k Aug.
2
IX Aug. 14
60c
Aug. 14
7X Aug.
IX Aug.
Mar.
2
4
Aug. 28
7
30c
21
1
89c
2
18
19
28
1034 July
62c
7
31
15 X July
40c
50c
Aug.
4X
334
X
7
IX
234
3X
Aug. 17
"6'k Aug." 16 ~~8X Aug.""8
3X Aug.
Sale
3X
11
5
1
4
Feb.
July
2% July
234 July
lk Feb.
16 k
27
X May 19
Sale
2.00
1.25 Sale
50c
Aug.
3
2X Aug.
4
k Aug. 31
4
Aug.
IX Aug.
4
X Aug. 25
11c
Aug. 17
3k Aug. 23
1.10 Aug.
7
2
234 Sale
„
X
63c
June 28
May
5
Aug. 30
June 22
Aug. 3
Aug.
4
Aug. 31
1
2H
16
1.25
1
30c
1.50 Aug. 30
IX
4
3 k
5k
X
4.50
1034 Sale
1
IX
5
2%
17c
16
5
24
1.00 Feb.
3.50
2 k
10
2X
X
Aug. 17
4.10
lk Sale
IX Sale
Mar. 16
July 12
k July 20
30c
May
5X July 24
7X Sale
6
4X
2K Sale
IX
2k Aug. 21
16
Aug. 21
8X
2.25
2
Sale
1.65
2.25
Aug.
1
Aug. 11
Aug. 14
Aug.
8
2.40
lk Sale
k
X
4
19
15
17
22
16
14
8
20
Feb. 28
13c
May 10
1 k July
6
15
Aug. 11
3
14c
SaLe-
1
10c
60c
1
3
2.10
IK
5c
8c
18
Mar.
Jan.
1X Mar.
6c
July
1054 May
2X July
IX Aug.
X Aug.
15c
Aug.
40c
July
2
4X Sale
12c
57c
15c
X Aug.
1
2X Aug. 4
X Aug. 31
X Sale
2
1 Vs
15c
2
Aug. 14
Aug. 29
55c
50c
X
16
15c
30c
14
2X
X
...
500 Fort Pitt Brewing
3,800 Fremont Gold Mines Inc
11,300
10,300
Sale
18c
...
1,900 Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd
1
104,200 Elizabeth Brewing Corp__._l
14
2
2
306
5X
13c
1234
100 Diversified Trust Shares C
100
1.25 Aug.
2
I*
3
8c
50c
434
6c
*
50,500 Como Mines
..........1
2,000 Conrad Razor Blade Inc cap 1
43,700 Continental Shares Inc
..*
100 Corp Tr Shares Series AA
113,600 Croft Brewing
..1
40,800 Davison Chemical...
-_*
3,100 Detroit A Canada Tunnel
*
"3", lOO
19c
10c
..*
Pictures Inc..
200 Columbia Baking Co..
7,000
15c
3
10
31
22
17
Aug. 31
Aug.
3
140
40c
2X
1
200 Columbia Baking 1st pref
*
300 Columbia Baking 2nd pref..*
800 Combustion Engin'g w i
1
"""206
1.85
100 Color
200
"7~, 200
Sale
Sale
7c
& Distil, Ltd, v t c_.*
290 Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd..5
500 Castle Tretheway Mines Ltd 1
2,300 Central Amer Mines cap
1
300
10c
2H
"l
788,600 Brewers
1,800
1,400
13,700
3,300
2
Sale
11c
Units
Black Hawk Cons Mines
cap.l
200 Bon Ami Co class B com
*
2,500 Brett Trethewey Mines Ltd.l
100
20c
IK
B-G Sandwich Shops inc...*
1,500 Big Missouri Mining
1
250
Sale
Sale
18c
lk Mar.
IX Aug,
July-
2
Aug.
234 Aug.
12c
Aug.
7X Aug.
234 Aug.
IX Aug. 16
IX Aug.
7
8c
Aug. 24
5% Aug. 16
2
Aug.
1
IX Aug.
1
12c
Aug.
9
Bagamac Rouyn Mines Ltd..l
18,000
49,000
Sale
"k '"X
9c
200
6k
2k
1.25
10c
150
1
c—-.*
15c
1,000
2,500
Sale
IX
3c
....
Bagdad Copper
.......1
Bancamerica-Blalr cap..... 1
7,600
1,200
Sale
Sale
—*
Barry Hollinger Mines Ltd._l
125 Berghoff Brewing Corp
I
2,900 Beverages Inc capital
2
900
in
Sale
12c
2
.....
84,700 Arizona Comstock Corp
m
2
Sale
6
...5
10 Anheuser Busch Inc cap....*
47,800
2k
Sale
10c
Sale
1
5,700 American Republics
97,500 Andes Petroleum
3,000
IK
2
7c
Mar. 16
May 27
IX May 10
19c
Jan.
3
8c
19
10
Mar. 15
754 Aug.
3
IX June 20
89c
Aug. 28
NEW YOEK PRODUCE
58
In
August.
STOCKS
Shares
380 Macfadden Publica's $6 pf—*
13,600
61,200
""200
15,000
1,200
359,800
18,500
33,600
Paterson Brewing
2,100
""266
5,700
800
12,900
v
16,700
16,700
—
Simon
m
5%
30
2%
1-K
3% Sale
„
Warrants
4
25
Highest.
Sale Prices.
21c
35c
3K
1%
5%
5K Aug.
3% Aug. 25
5
lK
2
1.13 June
50c
1
7%
K
75c
Sale
IK
2K Sale
5% Sale
2K
IK
2.30
1.60
8
10
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
3K
Sale
16'
Sale
21 %
2%
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__
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3K
Sale
38c
Aug.
IK Aug.
23
30
IK
IK
6
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3K
6%
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1.37
9
3%
%
23%
Aug. 28
2
1.50
10
3K
Sale
Sale
1.50 Aug. 28
1.50 Aug. 28
1
3K Aug. 30
K Aug.
1
25K Aug. 25
29
Aug. 10
2K Aug. 10
% Aug.
2
25A Aug.
% Aug.
16
30 K
28
Aug. 24
2% Aug.
5%'Aug.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Kfl Sale
2K
31c
1.48
40c
1.63
Sale
1.25
Aug.
3
1
21 % Aug.
1
2 K Aug. 22
Ks Aug. 21
30c
IK
1.30
Sale
1.73
1.25
3
1.40
1.24
3%
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40c
Sale
1.50
Sale
mm
mm
mm'mm
1,100
m
L
mrn ' mm
mm
100 Swedish Ball Bearing..100 kr
mm
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r;
22,800 Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd
1,000 Sylvestre Utilities A
100
18 K
Tom Reed Gold Mining
"~K"IK
200
17,300
13,400
100
200
400
2,300
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common
w
12
1
20,200
2,700
9,300
1,400
75c
3~,506
20c
25
1.15
w w
Van Sweringen Corp
Ventures
Victor
Ltd
Brewing..
2.40
*
27,600
547,500 Willys-Overland
1C0
mm-im'mm im
mm
"8", 006
*
800
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39
1.23
3.25 Aug. 18
18% Apr.
5
July 31
% Feb.
4
1
Jan. 20
1914 Apr.
1.20 Aug. 30
95c
1.01 Mar.
4K
1.25
6
6
Aug.
14
4K
40c
12
Aug.
2
7
Aug.
Aug.
6
14
2
9
Anr.
6
12
23c
70c
1.75
1.25
8K
1.35
1.20
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IK
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1.15
1.05
1.50
Aug.
5
1.25 Aug. 16
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58c
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45c
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55c
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5
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Aug-
7
9
20
5
.
30c
2%
100
4%
.....
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2% Aug. 21
8
1.00 Aug. 25
Aug. 10
1.00 Aug. 25
50c
Aug.
Aug.
1
30c
Aug.
% Aug.
65c
1.25
8
49c
15c
Jan.
12c
May
K Aug.
1% Aug.
Mar.
20c
Sale
3%
25c
IK
25c
Sale
4
6c
19c
6c
Sale
35c
1
8
30c
Aug.
1
40c
Aug. 11
5K May 31
1.65 June 10
33c
Anr. 10
1.30 Mar. 3
5
1.45 June 27
1% Jan.
9
Jan.
20
6% July
26
1
20
June
25c
Jan.
1.50 Jan.
8
19
13
4.82 May 31
May
July
Aug.
July
1.50 July
% June
22
26
7
5
IK July
10
3%
8K
14%
3.20
18
29
1.25 May 31
June 12
2
2% Aug. 21
1% July 21
July 19
July 24
1.00
July 24 1.00
5K Jan. 10
5% Jan. 10
3
Apr.
3
3
Apr.
3
6c
Mar. 31
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8
May 27
1
2% June
42c
1% Aug. 10
19
1.80 July
30
June 30
Jan.
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/
12
30
22
6c
12c
30c
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31
28c
—
10
6
10c
2.75
35c
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Aug.
7
Jan. 12
Jan. 13
May 31
May 22
Aug. 17
Aug.
7
May 27
Feb.
9
90c
1.25
Sale
1
1
3.20
14K
10
3
% June 29
IK
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7
1
%
%
1.00
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*
Aug.
3.20
7 5c
55c
7K Aug. 17
7K Sale
7 K
8^ Aug.
14K Aug.
2
2 K Jul^ 21
74c
Feb. 25
No par value.
1.50 July 18
K June 19
1.10 Aug. 10
1K
u
1.25
1
24,300 Wing Aeronautical cap
10
1,650 Wisconsin Holding class A. 10
1
95,900 Zenda Gold Mining
1
June 27
July 18
31K July 14
3K July 27
K Aug.
2
32
3.25 Aug. 18
Apr.
1
IK Aug. 10
33c
100 Western Pub Service cap
100 White (S S) Dental Mfg
24
28
14
19
14
30
3.25 Aug. 18
14^1
20c
*
*
3% Aug.
6% Aug.
2 % June
2.60 July
9% July
3K Aug.
15c
30c
%
IK
20c
...
3
1
6
July 21
July 28
July 14
30c
1.30 Mar.
16
2.95
45c
14
1
Trust ctfs B
Feb.
June
5
28
4.82
7K
*
Utah Metal & Tunnel
11
8% June
39
K Apr. 19
4% July 17
IK May 25
1.45 May 26
6% Feb.
8
1
Jan. 11
% Aug.
3
1
Jan.
3
3V% Jan.
3
2 K Aug. 22
Aug. 21
3K
24,00' Wayside Consol Gold Ltd.50c
300 Wellington Oil Co Ltd of Cal 1
200
1.25
1.25
.5
600 Vollmer Brewing capital
400 Warner Aircraft
600
"
35c
26c
20c
i
30
14
July
17
15
June 10
Feb.
30c
Aug.
1
IK Aug. 10
1.50 Aug.
4
3
Aug.
2
1.20 Aug.
50c
B
100 Utilities Hydro Rails
1,700
6K
20
65c
2.00
6K
1
25 USElLt&Pr Shares A
25
IK
4K
8
2%
K
cap.l
400 Treadwell Yukon Ltd
100 Trustee Stand Oil Shares A
m
V
1.10
5,
110 Tobacco Prod (Del) new comlO
4,500
38
25
24
90c
-♦
B
800 Tillier Thompson Inc cap
600
20
'm
1
*
8
6
IK Aug. 10
1.42 Aug.
3
2 K Aug. 17
1.00 Aug.
7
30c
Aug. 15
1.51
30c
20c
4,500 Super Corp of America AA—
B
100
100
i,
June
22
10
June 15
5
15
11
'
:
Feb.
2% July
•IK Feb.
5 K July 18
20% May 15
1K July 27
15
Apr.
7
20% Aug. 28
2
Aug.
3
8
3
3 K July
2
6
2
4
24
Aug.
Apr.
5c
U
3/
9
1.13 June
9
1 K Aug. 18
12c
Mar. 31
IK Aug. 18
2K Aug; 15
2% Aug.
1
% Aug.
8
IK Aug. 18
IK Aug.
1
Aug.
2
K Aug.
8
2
Feb.
3
June 24
May
5
July 19
July 13
6
Jan.
3.25 Aug. 18
42c
40c
30c
1
(Wm) Brewery
1
IK
IK Sale
2%
2
15%
K
4%
12%
10%
2%
4% May
5
9% June 27
2
May 22
1% Feb. 23
16
10
May 17
Aug. 29
11
UK Aug. 22
Aug. 15
Aug. 18
Aug. 29
11
21c
17
7
16,550 Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd cap_.l
18,000 Standard Brew of Scranton.*
50c
1,000 Standard Utilities Inc
1
2,000 Sullivan Gold Mines Ltd
600
2,200
—
_
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
13
6,300 Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.l
22,100 Shortwave &: Television.... 1
2,100
2,300
—
„
.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
20c
11c
*
Reno Gold Mines Ltd cap
13,800
17
*
*
72,500 Richfield Oil of Calif
58,350 RossvilleUnion Distilleries550
16,948
7% cumul preferred
25
1,000 Rustless Iron & Steel com w i*
11,700
15,250
3,922
a»
4
10
700 Retail Stores Corp capital..5
15,200 Rhodesian Selec Tr Ltd..5 ah
"3",660
5c
7
3c
*
50
1
com.
_
1% Sale
2% Sale
K
%
Sale
1
66,800 Railways Corp new com
233,100 Rayon Industries class A.—l
1
3,100 Renner Co____
_
>6%
2K
1
.1
100 Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
14,800
120,100
2%
Petroleum Conversion cap.-5
100 Prima Co
4%
2%
10
_
$7 preferred
1,070
124,500 Polymet Mfg Corp
------
25c
5H
2%
'2
—1
975 Pittsburgh Brewing com
"""370
Sale
~8% '13%
100 Petroleum Derivatives of Mel
25c
2,000 Phoenix Oil
------
10
30c
2%
Ask.
14
Sale
2.50
Mining
500 Oneida Brewing Co cap
Paramount Publix Corp
100
15
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid.
11
14
Bid.
*
N Y Title 8c Mtge cap
Butte
13%
2
*
...
200 North
Aug. 1.
Ask.
*
Marmon Motor Car
100 National Liberty Ins
800 Nevada Consol Copper
Newton Steel Co
60,200
1,500
2,900
3
1933.
Bid.
Par.
Shares
110
«
Price
Jan.
Since
Jan. 1.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
NEW YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
AGGREOATE SALES
EXCHANGE
14
72c
5*
1
June
8
May 23
Feb.
0% Jan.
48c June
20
5
15>
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK
EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1933.
August
1932.
1,086,800
15,588,800
..Shares
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
2,288,000
11,603,000
Bond Sales.
August
______
j.
.
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31__..
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
August
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
PRICES IN AUGUST.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
BONDS
Lowest.
Chicago City Ry 5s
.1927
Certificates of deposit.1927
Highest
Sale
Lowest
Prices.
Chicago Railways 5s
Prices.
45^ Mar. 20
42
Mar. 3
1927
dep..1927
—1927
99J^ Apr. 19
23
May 19
Sale Prices
61
July 19
61
July 28
19^ July 14
67
July 31
67& July 27
23
May 25
12
July 15
99^ Apr. 19
26
Jan. 11
42
July
44
Mar. 20
68 A Aug. 11
59
Aug.
4
11
60
AAug." "8
58^ Aug. 29
60A Aug.
61^ Aug.
8
3
1927
Consol Elec & Gas 6s
Jan.
23
49
Mar.
3
48 A Mar. 21
11
Jan. 10
4 A Mar. 27
Com'wealth Edison 5V$8.1962
1937
Grlgsby Grunow 6s...
Holland Furnace 6s._
12
18
H Mar. 22
A Feb.
6
(nsull Utllinv 6s__,'B'
5s without
Highest,
Sate
36 A July
43
Apr.
Chic City & Con Ryi 5*..1927
1st mtge 5s ctf of
5s series A
5s series B
Sale Prices.
57
Aug. 22
56
Aug. 29
warrant
Metrop West Side El. 4s.1938
Ext
4s
208 So La Salle St
1st mtge 5H«
1946
7,450
18 A Feb. 28
16 A Mar.
3
25
21A Jan.
*
10
Feb.
9
28
♦
5
Apr.
11
1
Feb.
1
4A
Aug.
1
May 17
Advanced Alum Castings
5
Ainsworth Mfg Corp com..10
50
Allied Motor Ind Inc
Allied Products
7
*
com
Corp cl A..*
Altorfer Bros
conv
pref
4
8
—*
AIl-Amer Mohawk cl A
5
Amer & Dominion com
3
American Pub Serv pref..100
Amer-Yvette Co Inc com
1
Armour & Co capital
2A Apr. 26
3 A July
com....
*
2
31
1
......
140
7% preferred
75,160 Assoc Tel Util
720
56 conv pref
100
Co
•
com
A
*
860 Automatic Washer conv
pref*
220 Backstay Welt Co common. _*
Balaban 8c Katx Corp—
Common v t c_.
950
940
Preferred....
162,150 Bastlan-Bleaslng Co
13
July
7
June 27
July 12
July 27
June 12
Jan.
5
June 15
15
June
8
1A June 12
A Jan. 10
13 A June
9
A June
7
13 A July 15
4A July 15
106
100
510
cl A
A June 15
A Aug. 15
4A Feb. 28
1
-Jan. 16
4A Jan.
4
*
--
•
class A..*
10
10
10
Butler Bros
4
Canal Const Co conv pref...*
Castle & Co (A M) com....-10
580 Cent Cold Storage Co
com.20
111 Pub Serv pref
*
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
2,000
V t
c
common....
1
Preferred..
*
10
2,156
Certificates of deposit..
695,207 Chic Corp common........!
135,250
Preferred
•
1,130 Chicago Electric Mfg A
*
17,320 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
Jffix-d*vld«nd
31
1
July 17
June 13
June 23
Mar. 20
21 % July
92 A July
10
June
7
18
2
A June 15
1
June
5
10 A June 12
4 A May 17
24 A July 20
14
June 20
4 A June 26
6A
3A
20
5
June 13
June 10
June 13
July 14
33 A Jan. 11
2
June
5
Feb.
28
8
7
May 31
May 17
16
1
A Mar 28
A Feb. 27
A Mar. 15
*
Central States Pr & Lt
pref.*
530 Chain Belt Co com
__.*
170 Cherry Burrell Corp com
•
Chic City 8c Con Ry—
10,880
Common
._*
750
Participation preferred
*
x
Jan.
A Mar. 21
.....1
Central S W Util com new..*
Prior lien preferred
*
8,422
valu3.
4
8
4
1
preferred
•
360 Central Ind Power pref=—10®
143,050
6,840
22
1H Apr. 25
7A Apr.
5
Convertible
8,420 Cent Pub Serv Corp A
18,600 Central Public Util A
July
June 15
1A Feb. 20
14 A May
Common
8,860
15A
A
21A
18 A
3A Apr. 13
....*
50 Bunte Bros common...
15,250
30
23
4
*
Co (E L) com
9,090 Central
6
10
3 A Aug. 17
Aug. 31
June 12
Jan.
4
Feb. 24
*
Class B
Bucyrus-Monlghan
1A July
July
6
Feb.
6% Feb. 27
10 A July 21
1
Apr. 21
2 A Apr. 21
5 A Feb. 28
70
Jan. 14
100
5,700 Brown Fence & Wire
4,050
Class B
167,425
1,800
4,000
11
•
7% preferred
51,470 Bruce
19
1
Apr. 22
10
July 26
1 H June
3
4A Jan. 24
31
Aug. 14
A Jan.
com..5
Brach 8c Sons (E J) com
Bright Star Elec class A
380
2 A
3
Borg-Warner Corp com—.10
1,150
A Jan. 31
7 A June
1
July 12
3 A July 13
47
29
22
26
4
May
Apr.
Apr.
A Apr.
h May
1
Apr.
3 A May
1
15
1
Binks Mfg Co cl A cv
pref—*
480 Blums Inc conv
pref........*
9,650
11
Mar. 25
1
•
8,836
646,230
4
.
Apr.
2
*
com
299,900 Bendix Aviation Corp
618,000 Berghoff Brewing Co.
% Feb
25
300 Baxter Laundries Inc A
par
1
7
31
39 A July
89A
11A
4A
5A
10 A
A
24 A
5
90 Assoc Tel 8c Tel Co Class A_*
10
56 preferred.
*
No
16
A Mar.
9 A Aug.
..10
109,650 Asbestos Mfg Co com
1,450 Associates Invest Co com
*
A Jan.
5
May 4
May 12
A May 23
A Jan.
-.10
Warrants.....
450 Art Metal Works
39A July 14
23
May 23
*
com
Adams (J D) Mfg com
Adams Royalty Co com
550
18A June 28
May
9
14A May
5
15
Par.
Abbott Laboratories
Acme Steel Co
230
A
9
5
17
6
1958
1945
STOCKS
Shares
1,250
1,050
3
May
14K May
Bldg—
Union Elevated 5s
Shares
12 A Apr.
15
1938
Texas La Power 6s
18
VA Jan.
A Feb.
1
Feb.
25
8A Feb.
14
5
Mar.
2
8 A July 25
9
Mar. 23
4A Jan.
3
1
June
June
June
A Jan.
1
9
7
2
22
5
May 29
30^ July 17
24
June
2
8 A July 25
7
8
Apr. 28
17HJuiy
A May 18
3 A May 18
2 A May 18
5
June
8
34^ July 10
5A June
7
12 A July 19
8TOGK
Price
EXCHANGE
Jan. 3
In
Since
August.
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
Rid.
5
49,150 Chicago Mail Order com
234,800 Chicago A N W Ry Com-.100
100
230 Chic N S A Mllw pref
140
Common
*4
*4
390 Chicago Rya part
pref A-100
ctf ser 2.100
1,050
Club Aluminum
"-305
100
Tow
12,650
80
430
Consumers
Co com
...
6% prior preferred
7% cum pref
260
80
270
15
1%
%
4*4
3
5
m
mm
40
Sale
4
4
Preferred
160
Prior common
20
4
6
4
5*4
9
100 Decker (Alf) A
5,010
.480
De Mets Inc
42,430
2,700
100 Empire Gas & Fuel
20
6% preferred
25
5
•
2
1
.5
-
4,450
60
720
100
110
820
19,850
1,780
57,800
„
20
47,020
29,100
109,250
91,200
250
1,600
8,800
4,250
4X
7% pf-100
100
554
9
15
8%
46,200
1,650
/
350
10
900
1,850
100
100
100
250
.
220
100
450
155,864
6,690
850
300
50
370
19,800
"""555
100
1,000
55
-4-
355
450
~3~, 300
19,750
1,500
1,200
150
200
110
40
ii2
250
120
40
450
3",250
400
T,5O5
i"I55
1,450
250
250
250
170
•
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25
30
19
Sale
■j a
53
1*4
4*4
2%
154
3
4
3
5
8
5
12
10
12
25%
11%
12
Sale
8
7
4%
"M1.
10
5%
43%
7
Sale
ilH
1%
"3"
"3%
Sale
10
capital—-*
25%
11%
4%
%
5% Sale
"~54
xVA
log
2%
4%
62
%
4%
2%
iVA A-
*4
3%
10
11*4
2
8
Sale
28
Sale
3
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4*
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7
5
5
Sale
6
5
354
15*4 Sale
*4
*4
19
h/0
1%
Z8
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J
27
9*4
54
2
15
11
254
.....
23*4
Sale
154
5
2*4
2*
Sale
1%
2%
1%
3
1%
5
9%
9%
4
5
2%
12
3
254
26%
if*
Apr. 11
July 11
Aug. 30
37*4 June 12
25
27 % June 12
1
Apr. 25
7
14
32
May
2
25
Feb.
8
May 27
Mar.
4%
16% July
16*4 July
22
Feb.
15
10
lo
3
Feb.
11
3% Aug. 29
5% Aug. 16
Aug. 10
39% Aug. 25
Jan.
24
4
8
Feb.
Feb.
2
19
6
3
16"
May 31
1
Mar. 23
Mar. 27
5
June
May 24
3% Aug. 21
30
May 24
Feb.
3% Aug. 21
11% Aug.
1
15% Aug. 28
2
18
June
4
6
3
June 22
9
Jan.
1 % Aug.
12
Jan.
30
June
9
May 19
Aug.
1
Aug. 16
1
June
44% July
24
Jan.
3
June
39*4 Aug. 25
10*4 July 21
27
1
Apr. 17
4% Aug. "4
40% Aug. 18
15
Aug. 10
6
June 22
if*
Mar. 16
Feb.
8
Feb.
7% June 12
2*4 May 31
10
May 25
4*4 July 13
6% Apr. 10
July 10
Aug. 28
12
13
June
24
Jan.
11
June 20
July
Aug. 23
3
8
June
62
Feb.
3
May 29
Mar. 31
1
5*4 Aug.
1% Aug. 18
4*4 Aug. 28
16
24
28
4
10
16
7
1
Aug.
7|
.Aug. 18
14
Aug.
1
2*4 June
7
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
1
1
Feb.
4% Aug.
% Aug.
2% Aug.
13>£ Aug.
2
Aug.
1
10
Aug. 30
9%
7% Sale
23% Sale
%
2%
"l%
19
1
Sale
Sale
6%
154
I30,<
Aug. 15
12
Aug. 18
11
Aug.
23% Aug. 24
1% Aug. 25
17
Aug.
4
7% Aug. 31
% Aug.
4
1% Aug.
2
Aug.
7
2
25
Aug. 22
1 ~
1% Sale
24% Sale
5%
6%
%
3
8%
Sale
7% Sale
6%
4%
8
1
Aug.
1
23% Aug. 31
5
Aug. 28
% Aug. 11
3
Aug. 25
7% Aug. 21
Aug.
1
6
2% June
5*4 June
8
4*1
June
6
14
8
June
5
% Feb.
Aug.
5
7
Aug.
9
20 % Aug. 18
% Aug. 4
2 x
10
15
24
21
Jan.
16
1
2*4 July
4
May 29
5
1
Jan.
2*4 Aug.
9% Aug. 22
1
24
May
Apr.
May
Feb.
3
6% Aug. 14
1% Aug.
3
Feb.
Aug.
3
28
1%
25
7*4 June 13
May 24
3*4 May 24
Jan.
2*4 Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
:::: "9%
8
4
1
7
Aug.
4
1 % Aug. 25
1% Aug. 7
4
Aug. 30
1
Aug. 17
Aug.
2
28
Sale
6
June 22
Apr.
2
4
35
7%
I
16
27
Mar.
7
4%
7% Sale
8
May 29
9
66% Feb.
Mar. 1"
10*4 Aug. cO
11
%
Rights
4
Feb.
1
8
1
2%
28%
32
1
16*1
21%
%
1
1
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
% Aug.
2%
2
54
%
4%
1%
4%
2%
2%
5%
10%
25*4
% Sale
?
1
5
i¥ d*
3lM
Aug.
3
Mar. 30
20*4 Aug. 24
4
28
Feb.
12% Aug.
% Aug.
3% Aug.
Sale
4
Sale
2h
Aug.
Jan.
July 18
8
14% June
9
6% June
Apr. 17
Apr. 10
Apr. 11
15
27
7
3
-
5Vs
2
9
23
17
13
25
Feb.
4
6% Aug.
Aug. 30
Aug. 22
Aug. 17
Aug.
8
Aug. 24
Aug.
8
Aug. 22
Aug. 15
1
4
7
14
_
18
1
Jan.
1
5
%
3
National Leather com
r Cash sale.
7%
6
7%
13
29
21
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
% Aug.
3K
Sale"
4
4
June
May
9*4 Feb.
2 % May
4% July
9% July
10
July
2
20
Mar. 23
14%
Sale
25
14
14
21
18
10
4*4
23%
%
14 %
27%
Feb.
10
32^
Sale
Preferred 6%
.*
*
15
Sale"
% Sale
2% Sale
1% Sale
2
2%
% Sale
% Sale
%
%
1
2
4%
43%
---.
Aug.
July
July
Feb.
July
June
1 %
June 22
3%
Sale
4
3%
3%
14
May 31
Aug. 31
12
21
Jan.
3% Mar.
5% Aug. 23
9
40
13% June 12
May 26
11
Aug. 10
16
Apr.
5% Sale
1%
1%
4%
5
2%
3
3% Sale
5%
7
12
13%
37% Sale
Sale
2
1 *4
o
Aug. 11
12
19% Aug.
2% Aug.
13
Aug.
10
11*4 Sale
.*4
1
28% 35
6
15
8
8% Tune
28
July 12
75
4
20
lien........—100
x Ex-divideua.
70
Sale
20*4 Aug.
19% Aug.
8
2% Aug. 14
12°
Aug.
3
2%
13%
1%
5% Sale
2
1%
VA
X
2
6
1
10
31,230
7,250 Northwest Eng Co com
12%
%
28%
uB '»*"
50
6% preferred
...100
*
9,810 National Standard com
*
50 National Term part pref
19,050 National Union Radio com..!
Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
40,235
6,700 North American Car com...*
950 North Amer Gas A El cl A...*
11,450 Nor Amer Lt A Power com..*
value,
31*4
12*4
3
if*
May 10
Apr.
1
Mar. 2
Mar.
1
Jan. 24
May
3
Jan.
18
11
50
Northwest Bancorp com
25
4
4%
30
60
1*4
15
10
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
Cumul. conv. pref.,
*
1,270
12,700 Nat Secur Invest Co com—1
570
V.500
3
25
15
3,850 Nachman Sprlngfilled com.*
1,990 National Battery Co pref.—*
—*
7,300 Nat Elec Power A com
7% cumul preferred...—*
210
101,150
21%
5
54
6%
10*4
22%
20%
23%
20
31
*
9,450 Morgan Lithograph com
710 Mosser Leather Corp com—*
*
6,430 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A
'
670
13
23%
4
July
7
Aug. 28
July
5
12
3
Aug. 22
Aug. 24
62
6% Sale
13%
15
25
10
May 23
Aug. 10
%
%
3%
2*4
3%
1
Aug.
1
5% Aug.
6%
22
4*4 Sale
9
6% Aug.
Aug. 29
10*4 Aug.
7
4% Aug. 21
65
Sale
9%
2%
12%
2
Aug.
% Aug.
20
13% Sale
if* il'A
10
June 20
3
5
4*4 Sale
5
30
July
3
21
2054
12%
11
20
1*4
1% Aug.
16
8
23
"20""
27
A—..—100
Preferred 7% A
100
320
2,112 Miller A Hart Inc conv pref.*
400 Minn-Moline Pow Imp com..*
•
11,500 Modine Mfg com
250 Mohawk Rubber conimon—*
1,040 Monroe Chemical Co com—*
Preferred
*
690
320
9
19*4
1*4
6
378,490;MarshalI Field A Cocom...*
850,Material Service Corp com.10
1,300'Meadow8 Mfg Co com.
--*
4,160 Mer A Mfrs Sec cl A com
•
120 Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs—
97,750 Mtckel berry's Food Prod coml
355,627 Middle West Utilities new..*
$6 conv. pref. "A"—
•
12,825
27,940 Midland United Co com....*
Convertible preferred. — *
4,300
950 Midland Util 6% pr lien..100
7% prior
Aug.
24
10
60
8
3*4
10,300'McGraw Electric com
—*
1,230 McQuay-Norrls Mfg com
*
18,650 McWilllams Dredging Co
»
1,430 Mandel Bros Inc capital
*
2,900 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
1,340
22%
1*4
3*4
3*4
18
—
Mfg
6
8
33
61 %
11
3
100
Kentucky Util Jr cum pref.50
Ken-RadTube A Lpcom A..*
Keystone Steel A Wire com.*
Preferred
—— 100
Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
La Salle Ext Unlv com..
.5
Lawbeck Corp 6% cum pfdlOO
Leath & Co common
*
Libby, McNeill A Libby
10
Lincoln Printing Co com —*
100 Mapes Cons
3
4%
16%
8
5% Sale
66
13%
15
4
75
54
17,650 Lindsay Nunn Pub $2 pref..*
*
13,110 Lion Oil Ref Co com...
1,980 Loudon Packing common...*
-.5
121,150 Lynch Corp com ....
*
870 McCord Rad & Mfg "A*"
760
250
Sale
3*4
com..10
7% preferred
9,040 Lindsay Light com
—
32,050
---M
400
100
7
1
6% Sale
11% Sale
4%
4%
6%
5
2
38,878 Kalamazoo Stove com..—.♦
1
9,850 Kat* Drug Co com
73,350
3,130
% Aug.
2% Aug.
33
20""
9% Aug. 10
Aug. 22
8
1
2
1
2% Sale
28
16%
14%
Sale
13
25
4% Aug. 22
20*4 Aug. 29
1 % Aug.
Aug.
8
Jan.
4
4% Feb. 23
7% May 16
1 % July 31
2% Jan. 12
10
July 21
% Feb. 21
% Mar. 15
1034 Mar.
1
% Feb. 24
6% Feb. 27
9
Feb.
3
21
19*4 Aug.
% Aug.
13 % Aug.
6%
23%
%
15%
10
4%
4
3%
10
2,430
4,000
14,200
1954
%
-----
9
4%
3
*
4,380 Indep Pneum Tool v t c
20 Investment Co of Amer com.*
8,400 Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c—•
10,810 Jefferson Electric Co com...*
30
4,600
1
Sale
4% Sale
62
Preferred
3
% Sale
2 54 Sale
7
6%
4
pref.100
2,700 Kellogg Switchboard
2
Sale
Sale
1%
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
12
200
17,550
54 Sale
7%
8
21
600
~""l66
10
Sale
1%
21
24
11
10% Aug. 11
Aug. 31
Aug. 10
11*4 Aug.
1
1% Aug. 25
3
Aug. 31
14
Aug.
4
10
11
9%
3
29
2
21
17
3
11
27
21
8
Feb.
3
Aug. 10
11
Aug. 10
11
2
16
19*4 Aug. 28
5% May 26
7
July 13
4% Jan.
1% Feb.
8% Aug. 11
11% Aug. 28
2
30
Jan.
12
-----
21
Sale
Sale
1
13% Sale
2%
15
Bartlett com.25
11,850 Illinois Brick Co
390 Illinois Nor Utilities
550
"""600
...
...
7,060 Hormel A Co (Geo) comA..J
22,900 Houdaille-Hershey class A—*
Class B—
14,960
2,400
550
"2% "~6""
16
3
June 20
May
2
Aug. 11
Aug. 28
7
3
11
1*4 May
July
5
May
12
May
43
Aug.
1554 July
11*4 July
59
July
10% July
10 % July
6
27
Jan.
1
5% Aug. 30
14
Aug.
2
6
Aug. 24
9
Aug.
2
5
31
17
June
1
12% May 15
1*4 Jan. 27
1
Jan. 27
19*4 Aug. 28
10
31
18
4*4 May
3% Aug.
Mar. 15
4
4
18
11%
Sale
3
6
Sale
9%
11%
1%
2%
14%
%
8%
19%
%
8
10
46,750 Hall Printing Co com
*
1,050 Harnischfeger Corp com
Hart-Carter Co conv pre*---*
3.800
800 Hart Schaff & Marx com..100
400
Aug.
9
4
11
7
3
4
22
Jan.
82
17
24
Feb.
3
Feb.
2% Jan.
3
11%
19%
6
6
3
Great Lakes
20 Hibb Spencer
4%
15
21
20
15
6
18
14%
18
6
A Connell Dock
Co com..—----Gardner Denver Co com
General Box Corp com..
General Candy Corp A
Gen Household Util cornGeneral Parts Corp conv pt
Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B—
Goldblatt Bros Inc com
A Dredge
Aircraft A
Great Lakes DAD com
60 Greif Bros Cooperage A com
310,400 Greyhound Corp com
477,308 Grigsby-Grunow Co com
31",550
40
Aug. 21
13% Aug. 25
9% Aug.
9
4754 Aug. 23
43
19% Aug. 28
5% Sale
16
8%
754
Fit* Simons
1,300
1
6
4
Sale
4% Sale
1*4
5
(The)
Household Util Corp..
El
1%
3
*
pref w w
1.560 Eddy Paper Corp
550
.4
"7%
Aug.
9
25
9
7
100
—*
10 Deep Rock Oil conv pref
5,365 Dexter Co (The) com
1,000
18
6
4%
8
Aug.
44
%
9
1
Aug.
1
Aug. 24
5
8% Aug.
8% Aug.
19%
9
...
2
% Aug.
5% Aug.
Aug. 23
Aug. 22
7
40
2
19%
*4
1%
%
4
8%
Cohn Pref
Common
1,080
VA
Sale
Feb. 20
May 17
Mar. 31
May
8
Mar. 28
June
2
Apr.
5
Apr. 13
May 17
Apr. 24
June 30
Feb. 27
50
1
17
Feb. 24
1
% Aug.
12% Sale
9
8%
47 H
44
...
—*
Aug.
3% Aug.
28
4% Aug. 18
3 % Aug. 14
41%
Sale
4*4
2 % Aug.
%
7
Sale
45
8
67
2
3
Sale
8%
54
Class A common
1,937
3%
1
2
Aug. 11
3% Aug.
% Aug.
2
43
8%
Sale
100
260
1
2%
Sale
9
4
3*4
m
m
8
Jan.
59*4
2
J
%
6%
Aug. 28
65
2*4 Aug. 30
% Aug.
1
8
Aug. 11
57
Aug. 24
Sale
%
4%
July
July
% Jan.
1
Aug.
1
Apr.
% June
% Jan.
2*4 May
67*4 July
6% May
1% May
8
July
16
9
June
Aug.
60
64
Sale
H
20
22
May 20
May 17
58
%
1
%
1
5% Sale
3
June 10
56
2
4%
21
5
Jan.
4
3
3%
%
7
Sale
65
Dayton-Rubber Mfg—
50
56%
1
96*4
654
....
187,850
2,800
65
1%
3% Sale
% Sale
7
8%
3
m
Apr.
3%
*4
mm
Aug.
1
4
Aug.
1
1%
4*4
A...100
July
%
3
3
*4
-.100
12,460 Continental Steel com——*
Preferred.
100
140
S
1,519,370 Cord Corporation
Crane Co com
.-.25
56,450
Preferred...
...100
9,583
*
700 Curtis Lighting Inc com
1,590 Curtis Mfg Co com—<..-.--5
290
50
12}
1;
15% Aug. 25
13% Aug. 29
Aug. 16
Aug.
—
60
20
1
*
0
Common..
%
*4
59%
5554
0^4
ov?
2% Sale
% Sale
5%
76 *4 Sale
..."
Uten Co— •
610 Coleman L'p & Stove com—*
100
116,810 Commonwealth Edison.
2,310 Community Tel Co cum part *
1,650 Construe Mat'l Corp |3*|pfd*
10
5.700
%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices
Jan.
%
""%
4/8
"I"..100
pref *
Participating ctfs
50
522,770
24,230
%
Sale
54
320 Chicago Towel Co conv
Cities Service Co com
80
*34,350
10
Sale
1
50 Chicago R T prior
•
12%
10
"~3*4 Sale'
100
100
Prior lien
170
30
13
12%
Ask. Rid.
13
Sale
Bid
Ask.
Sale
Prices
Sale
Sale Prices
Ask
15
14%
Par
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
1933
Shares.
5,150
11,300
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE SALES
Sharps.
EXCHANGE
STOCK
CHICAGO
GO
1%
253^
6%
%
4%.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
16
17
10
21
1
7% Aug. 23
6
Aug.
1
Apr.
6% Apr.
6
July
2
Apr.
23
Apr.
% Feb.
1% Jan.
6
10
17
18
3
17
10
14
1% Apr. 13
3% Mar.
Apr.
% Feb.
1
June
% Mar.
14
18
11
25
10
1
% Mar. 15
% Mar.
1
27% Mar. 29
Feb.
27
%
%
9%
2%
%
1%
%
Feb.
May
Mar.
Apr.
Aug.
Apr.
Mar.
14
5
2
<5
Feb.
28
30
10
2% Jan.
1
11
11
18
8
21
June
8
3
June
2
15*4 June 21
July 19
May 25
A"
ihH
Feb.
17
May 29
June
9
9*4 Aug. 22
13
12
13
10
June
24
June
1
June
2
July 19
May 17
3
1*4 July
2% June
27*4 Mar.
25
June
% Feb.
3
11
12
29
19
14
June 13
29*4 July
15
May 31
2*4 June
2
7*4 June
5
*4 Mar. 20
14
June 9
10
June 20
8
CHICAGO
SEPT., 1938.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
61
PRICES IN AUGUST.
CHICAGO
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
STOCKEXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 3
STOCKS
Jan. 1.
350 Nor West Utll pr Hen pref_100
320
7% preferred
100
300 Omnibus Corp v t c com
*
710 Ontario Mfft Co
Aug. 1,
1933.
Bid.
Shares.
9*4
Ask.
1524
824
Ask
Bid
Ask
924
924
5
5
10
•
8
*
com
Aug. 31.
Bid
124
524
Lowest,
Highest.
924 Aug.
7
524 Aug. 15
Lowest.
Snip Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
924 Aug.
7
524 Aug. 15
Highest.
5
Apr. 11
12
2
Mar. 15
6
524 May 24
8
10
10
Aug. 30
10
Sale Prices
Aug. 30
4
Feb.
21
Feb.
7
June 15
524 May 24
11
June 20
Oshkosh Overall Co—
360
Common
310
Convertible preferred
4,500
3,250
6,900
19,550
4,155
327,550
20,800
43,450
11,150
Perfect Circle
(The) Co
Pines Winterfront
1
100
Railroad Shares Corp com..*
Rath Packing Co com
10
Raytheon Mfg Co
com vtc
88
100
2
1524
Sale
2 24
100
conv
324
724
85
pref.*
6
Preferred
170 Rollins Hos Mills
Sale
Sale
24
5
Reliance Internet Corp A..*
Reliance Mfg Co Common. 10
450
Sale
8324
10724
24
15*4
50c
6% preferred vtc
\X
78
...100
......100
Preferred
18
1024 Sale
224
324
4224 Sale
39
4524
*
*
2224
124
100
7% preferred
30 Pub Utll Sec $7 pref
Quaker Oats Co com
8
15*4
•
___.*
Common
2,330
12
4
8
_i Jr5
Process Corporation com
Pub Serv of Nor 111 com
6% preferred
4
6
*
com.
Potter Co (The) com..
Prima Co common....
6,644
29,295
4,314
31,125
4,940
23,350
1,950
2,333
34,660
2
1024
•
Parker Pen Co (The) com..10
Penn Gas & Elec A com
*
•
124
24
1824
-----
480 Signode Steel Strap Co pf.30
Common
_.*
860
490 Sivyer Steel Castings com...*
324
I
6
724
724
6
24
Sale
524
724
AX
1524
530 So Colo Power class A com.25
4,100 Southern Union
Gas com...*
830 Southw GAE Co 7% pref.100
2
2724
324
IH
24
>
Common
324 Sale
24
24
224
124
24
324
724 Sale
conv pref
25
Studebaker Mail Order com. *
Class A.
....*
Super Maid Corp com
*
Sutherland Paper common. 10
Swift A Co stk
924
2424
18
524
724
A*
Sale
im
Sale
424
33
35
33
69
Sale
§g
2424 Sale
324
4
3124 3324
30
3524
60
Sale
7524 "78"
130
135
15
524
724
2224
224
if*
524
8
2424
324
324
2224 Aug.
30
324 Aug.
324
3524
3224 Aug.
33
60
74
73
134
35 *
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
133
7724
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30
2
30
30
24
14
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3
2
2
18
31
14
9
25
25
29
2
2*
3
5
21%
1224
524
16
16
Jan.
Feb.
>
May
1
16
16
137
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
W*
40
11724
124
2124
224
224
324
1424
90
11
63
124
24
3324
724
324
25
..15
lis
581 Telephone Bond A Share A.*
2 24
Sale
42 24
7
124
8
7
50
2 24
2H
Sale
3
4M:::::
1
51
4024
324
50* Sale*
34
Sale
224
Sale
424
24
24
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
324
24
424
524
24
24
7
18
Sale
24
Sale
Aug.
2 24 Aug.
8
Aug.
3
Aug.
24 Aug.
50
Aug.
34
Aug.
224 Aug.
2
824
1824
2624
9
7
1
50
24 Aug. 24
35
Aug.
2
7
_____
49
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
9
1
324
\\
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
9
Jan.
11
12
95
Jan.
14
124 June 14
July 18
2
11724 Aug.
145
2
27
8324 Jan.
8
15
20
4
Aug.
7
23
9
30
30
30
29
25
1
24 Aug. 17
24 Aug. 24
24 Aug. 10
624 Aug.
1724 Aug.
9
7
22 24 Aug. 14
24 Aug.
1
4324 Aug. 25
924 Aug. 23
224 Aug. 23
8
Aug.
9
424 Aug.
3
24 Aug.
7
52
Aug. 18
34
Aug. 29
3
Aug.
9
2
Aug.
5
Aug.
24 Aug.
9
24 Aug.
5
Aug.
4
I*
824 Aug. 31
2024 Aug. 23
Aug. 28
Mar.
Feb.
July
Feb.
Mar.
May
224 June
Jan.
1
May 27
May 26
June 14
2H May 29
824
Feb.
.
27
Jan.
24
24
1324
524
June
624 June 26
424 June 27
1824 June 16
90
Apr. 20
Mar.
50
18
24
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
17
26
Jan.
Apr.
I*
28
85
Jan.
124 Jan.
124 July
May
June 20
47
48
24 Mar.
724 Mar.
55
124
Sale
34 24
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Aug. 30
Aug.
2
May 19
2724 June
5
July
324 June
34 X July
May
15
1424
624
6
4
Feb.
15*
1§*
106
5,
12 24
Sale
50
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
124 June
130
11424 11724 11624
11524
1
124
1
124
20
2324
2424 2124
224
524
2 24
224 Sale
3
3
124
224
3
"T"
32
324
13
Sale
13
1324
82
100
90
8224 100
—.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
,2 24 Aug.
Sale
2
Storkllne Fur
Swift International...
6
3
70 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
11,000 Standard Dredge conv pref.*
5.400
19,550
19,470
20,560
141,350
1,060
991,640
311,400
23 24
3
11
9
Preferred
100
20
60 Seaboard Pub Serv Co |» pfd *
46,850 Seaboard Util Shares com..*
*
183,100 Sears Roebuck & Co com
200 Shaler Co (The) class A
*
■
4
24
300 Ryan Car Co (The) com
.*
8,850 Ryerson & Sons Inc com...*
2,090 Sangamo Electric Co
.524 Sale
15
50
May 29
June 28
Aug.
Feb.
j»
1
7
May
July
6
May
924 Aug.
2 24 July
9
July
524 June
124 May
17
17
10
25
13
26
June
16
42
Feb.
60
34
Aug.
14
12
4124 July
24 Mar.
24 Mar.
3
July
24 May
24 May
Apr.
m May
Feb.
1224 Feb.
14
524 May 31
4
May 31
8
May 27
2*
June
13
June 13
8
July 18
824 Aug. 31
2424 July 17
3224 June 10
'
First preferred
100
1,070
25
52,310 Thompson (J R) com..
150 Transformer Corp of Am com*
650 United Ptrs A Pubs com
Convertible preferred
290
U S Gypsum
25,000
Preferred
770
"25""
124
3
1
824
24
124
324
1724
..»
1824
24
1324
*
324
Sale
10524
Sale
Sale
Sale
154
124
2
2 24
524
424
124
524
524
224
424
5
1924
24
Sale
6
3
Sale
4
20 H
724
2624
124
2724
Sale
27
224
54
Sale
17
Sale
86
90
Sale
72
Sale
20
2
25
4
Sale
25
624
24
2524
24
224
28
124
5
724
26
124
1624
8524
Sale
1624
88
124
75
Sale
124
24
24
124
124 Sale
49
Aug. 11
6
Aug. 31
824 Aug. 31
224 Aug.
2
1424 Aug. 11
1024 Aug.
3
1
Apr.
324 Apr.
6%
.....
324
*
1
*
724
May
Apr.
June
4424 Aug.
9
,324 Aug. 24
224 Aug.
44
Aug.
118
Aug.
4524 Aug.
9
3 24 Aug. 24
8
224 Aug.
45
1
Aug.
1 118
Aug.
8
3
1
20
224
,2*
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
10124 Apr.
2524
38
124, Sale
124
124
124 Aug.
2
8
124 Aug.
424 Aug. 21
2
4
4
124 Aug.
8
Aug. 28
524 Aug. 28
Jan.
Feb.
124 Mar.
224 Mar.
Feb.
25
7
2524
124
1624
86
324
72
27
124
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
31
1
30
17
15
1
4
1
16
31
25
824
2624
224
1724
86
Aug.
1
Aug. 31
Aug. 11
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
3 24 Aug.
7824 Aug. 28
27
Aug. 16
124 Aug.
2
3
20
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
1
24
924
324
124
Sale
Sale
24
1124
224
124
Sale
4
924 Aug.
3 24 Aug.
4^
1124 Aug. 31
324 Aug.
1
2
June
June
July
July
Aug.
July
120
„uly
2324 July
224 June
324 June
624
124
224
52 24
7
13
12
8
10
17
11
15
13
June 13
524 June
2
2 24 June 15
8
6 24 June
2
2824 June
45
m
3
29
20
11
13
1
4
18
June 28
224 June
6
May
2
24 Feb. 15
45 24 Aug.
9
Feb.
Apr.
3
June 10
Mar.
June
3
Aug. 11
Mar.
124 Feb.
5
224
June
Feb.
1124 Feb.
7524 May
3 24 Aug.
S*
1*
4
1424
1524
124
224
May
July
July
2124 July
86
Aug.
3% Aug.
8324 July
Mar.
Jan.
4
*
Mar.
Feb.
124
124
4 24
2
424
25
47
424
24
2 24
Sale
*
32,934 Ward (Montgom) A Co cl A.*
*
1,620 Waukesha Motor Co com
6,590 Wayne Pump Co com.......*
Convertible preferred....*
1,910
170 Western Pow Lt & Tel cl A..*
4 24
24
44
81
100
10,800 Wieboidt Stores Inc com
6,050 Williams Oil-O-Matic com
Sale
Sale
124
3 24
24
118
7
6
com
6
824
24
24
23
Sale
24
124
324
2
*
630 Western Grocer Co
324
324
1
com
....
2
224
105
2024
102
1
Preferred
11
124
324
24
224
20
Common non-voting
580
—-
•
1,150 Viking Pump Co common._.»
Class A
7,340
14,300 Wahl Co com
153,400 Walgreen Co com....
6H|% preferred
220
50 VVarchel Corp com
,24
•
100
42,600 Vortex Cup Co
9
924
24
24
26
•
170,815 U S Radio A Telev com.
35,840 Utah Radio Products com..*
49,790 Utility A Ind Corp com.....*
Convertible preferred....*
62,300
350 Utilities Pow A Lt Corp A..1
650
iS* .A.
3
....*
380 12th St Store pref A
60 20 Wacker Drive S6 pref....*
7,550 Union Carbide A Carbon...*
2,700 United Gas Corp common.. 1
3
25
724
24
224
5
June
7
224 Apr.
Apr.
1424 June
5
July
21
27
27
19
Wisconsin Bankshares—
Common
21,300
new
720 Wolverine Port Cement
cap
Sale
10
3
*
524
Sale
4 24
5
524
424
424 Aug. 14
524 Aug. 25
3
Apr. 13
124 June 20
9
10
Jan.
4*4 July
10
13
Woodruff & Edwards Inc—
Participating class A
100
13,640 Yates-Amer Macb part pref.*
31,600 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
*
47,210 Zenith Radio Corp com
*
No par value.
x
Ex-dividend.
r
2
Ji
6
124
12
7
24
24
224
Sale
Sale
Sale
124
12
224
124
Sale
224
124 Aug.
12
2
1
Aug.
1
24 Aug. 30
May 22
24 Jan.
4
6
Apr.
4
24 Mar. 15
124 Aug. 14
Aug.
3
24 Aug.
l
13
2
Cash sale.
/
\
I
4*4 June 24
3 *4 July
5
22
June
3*4 July
1
1
Philadelphia St'k Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31—
AGGREGATE SALES.
1,021,196
1,362,724
Chic R 1 & Pac
1933.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
Ask
Bid.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
64% Jan.
108
1948
109
107% 108
13% Feb.
Adjustment 5s
4
6,000
II,000
4,000
21,000
1,000
12,000
12,000
20%
19% Aug. 24
21
Aug. 16
Georgia Power 8c Lt SHs.1967
Series C 4^8
....1954
Lehigh & New Engl 5s... 1954
Lehigh Power 8c Light 6s_.
Lehigh Valley 4%s
2003
89
89
56
103
52
102
84
50
57
1,300
600
2,200
22,500
100
660
2,900
49
22
Mar. 18
Feb.
3
19
Apr
21% Feb. 18
5%s_1948
81
Jan
New Orl Pub Serv Inc 6s__1949
30
Nat Dairy Products
43^8
Penn Cent L&P 4 >$■___ 1977
Penn RR 6%s
1936
Penna Pow & Lt 4Hs
1981
Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s... 1943
750
53
No par.
100
99
93}*
93%
Sale
33
99% Sale
108% 109
104
106
104
106
92%
925*
89%
26
23
26
100
89
895*
23
96%
107%
97
23% Aug.
3
25
975*
98
105% 107% 107% Aug. 29 108
Aug. 15
Aug.
7
1065*
Feb.
44
Apr.
7
80
Jan.
Feb.
30
945* Jan.
16
28 100
Feb.
Feb.
20
23% Aug.
3
34
Jan
7
28
4
Feb. 14
Jan. 20 101
3
Feb. 21 99% Jan.
4
Mar. 3 110% Feb.
Mar. 22 107% June 28
Feb.
9
103
Maj
6 108
103% Feb. 20 103% Feb 20
99%
975*
102%
104%
93
May 15
43
60
Mar. 28
Feb.
7
31
93
May 15
61 % Feb.
2
60
Feb.
7
47
Feb.
4
1951
1966
29
Apr
Apr.
44
Feb.
8
44
Feb.
4
51
Jan.
27
51
Jan.
27
1969
51
Jan.
27
1981
50% Jan. 27
23% Apr.
6
52% Jan. 31
53
Jan. 31
23% Apr
6
45% Feb
3
72
Jan. 24
4%s with
4%s
warrants
Southern Ry Co 6s.
1956
Standard Pow & Light 6s 1957
Strawbrldge & Clothier 5s *48
STOCKS
87
89
87
*
_.
50
30%
8%
100
112
_*
32
10
40
6%
114
3
1
2
4
50
34
Camden Fire Insurance....5
Central Airport...
*
10
35
11
100
19
24
22
24
44
20
90
21%
94
31%
93%
20
43
6%
Sale
38%
41
Aug.
39% Aug. 11 41
6%
7
Aug.
6%
6% Aug.
8
114% Sale 114
Aug.
1 114% Aug.
5
Budd Wheel Co
Cambria Iron
Ex-dividend.
28
18
4
40
,
Apr.
9
Feb. 18
89% Feb.
4
par
100
...
Preferred
Feb.
29
24
Feo.
89% Feb.
89
Feb.
62
40
_..*
Inc
Budd (E G) MfgCo
7
7
36
115
6
42
6s
2
...»
*
.....
x
81% Jan. 28
6s...
450 Phiia 8c Western Ry.... ...50
*
30
.
So East'n Pr & Lt 6s deb. 1957
Southern Pacific Co 4%s_ 1968
18,450 Phlla Rapid Transit
50
10,040
7% preferred
.....50
9.840 Phila & Reading Coal 8c Iron*
10,650 Philadelphia Traction...
50
273
ctf of deposit
550
558
101
Apr
10
43% Apr.
7
62% Apr.
3
1935
224 Phila Insulated Wire
"MOO
20
1955
Certificates
353,300 Pennroad Corp vtc
*
358,413 Pennsylvania RR
50
3,925 Penna Salt Manufactur*g_50
50 Philadelphia Co 6% pref..50
525 Phiia Dairy Prod pref
25
8,385 Phila Elec of Pa <5 pref..
*
35,800 Phila Elec Pow pref..;
25
29,600
87% Jan.
375* Jan. 31
35
24,078 Insurance Co of N A
10
69,500 Lehigh Coal & Navigation..*
56,412 Lehigh Valley
50
150 Minehill & Schuylkill Haven.
17,500 Mitten Bank Sec Corp
.25
Preferred
46,300
25
1,300
1,861
150
7
29
May 23
June
Feb.
913 Horn 8c Hardart (Phlla) com.*
3,700 Horn 8c Hardart (N Y) com..*
442
Preferred
100
100
Mar.
86
Feb.
1
Jan. 24
July
Mar.
Mar.
682 Con Tract of N J
1,200
June
91% May
2003
s___
14,281 Electric Storage Battery. .100
10,271 Fire Association
10
100
70
88*
89
30
49
22
330 Bornot
20
Feb.
1940
General 4s
Lukens Steel
73,200
2,709
22,410
1,548
33,920
6,275
900
June 19
June
May
84% Jan.
Lehigh Vail Trans A 1st 4s '35
7,190 American Stores
5,570 Bankers Securities pref_
6,830 Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
1,500
30
June 30
Jan. 10
Shares.
100
Feb.
27
6
May 31
33
56
104
101
United Light & Rys 6s.._1973
1,000 York Rys 1st 5s
1987
"2,806
June' 19
21
33% Jan.
6
28
89
86
92
53
6s
92
500 Reading 4s
1937
Standard Gas & Elec 6s_.1935
Convertible 6s
1935
625
23% June
Feo.
86
Lehigh Nav series A 4%s_1954
14,000
1,000
8,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
2,000
1,000
2,000
6,000
1,000
900
Apr.
5
68
70
69
1935
5
6
82
20%
Apr.
84% July
30
21
21%
Apr.
4
78% Feb. 25
33
Jan. 30
17
20
20
14,000 Phil* Elec (Pa) 1st • f 4s.l966
1st 8c ret 4s
12,000
1971
1st 5s.
137,700
1966
1st 5s reg
3,500
.1966
34,000 Phlla Elec Pow Co 5%s„.I972
300
10
7
15
2000
Keystone Tel 5s
645* Jan. 31
335* Apr. 26
14
13% Feb. 10
13% Feb.
9
14 109% Jan.
11% Feb.
conr
5,000 Phlla Suburban Water 5s 1955
Shares.
30
26
33 % Apr.
109% Jan.
108% 108%
4%sl960
7,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
16,500
13,000
7,300
41,000
16,000
2,000
1,000
15,000
1,100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
stp, .1933
1960
4,000 Delaware Elec Pow 5%8__1959
4,000 Denver & Rio Grande 4s. 1936
574,900 Elec 8c Peoples tr ctfs 4S.1945
Certificates of deposit.
16,088
10,000 Free State of Prussia 6s..1952
2,000
-
Chic & North West 4%s_l949
Chic Milw St P & Pac Ry—
3,000
77,000
Aug. 31.
$165,100
3,250,802
Price
Bid.
Baltimore 8c O 4%«
4^8
Bell Telephone 5s
Jan. 1 to
1932.
$93,600
826,588
-—
Jan. 3
BONDS
2,000
1,000
1,000
I,000
7,000
August
PRICES IN AUGUST.
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
August.
1932.
490,356
6,070,966
Shares
1933.
Bond Sales.
1933.
August.
Sale
3%
36
13
4
Sale
13%
J*
20%
21
44%
32
98
23%
87%
90
32% 34%
7% Sale
83
95
41%
11
18%
8
1
1%
1% Sale
14% Sale
26% Sale
9
1%
2%
l3°P
20
2
il
18%
Sale
23
2%
5%
4
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
2%
6%
3%
4%
37
40
13%
1%
13%
2%
18
20
46
35
6% Aug.
1
Aug. 21
3% Aug. 17
36
Aug.
1
13% Aug. 14
1% Aug. 14
17% Aug.
9
20
Sale
94
24
80
90
7% Aug.
24
Aug.
4% Aug.
36
Aug.
13% Aug.
1% Aug.
47%
90
43% Sale
9%
9%
22% Sale
1%
Sale
i Sale
32% Sale
38
Sale
47
Sale
55
60
45
17% Aug.
47
100%
31%
m
3
6
6%
19%
4% Sale
31
93
Aug.
2
Aug. 23
17
22% Aug. 15
90
Aug. 25
41% Aug.
1
8% Aug.
1
18% Aug.
1
48% Aug. 21
% Aug. 18
1% Aug. 31
3% Aug.
32% Aug.
7
1
47
1
Aug.
22
Mar.
16
June 15
53% July
38
July
35
18
97
82
99
5%
8%
48%
%
%
Mar.
Feb.
Aug.
Feb.
Feb.
25% June
94% July
45% July
13% July
27% July
48% Aug.
1% July
2% July
1%
13%
25%
29%
Mar.
Jan.
Aug. 31
Aug.
9
22% Aug. 15
90
Aug. 25
44% Aug. 22
10% Aug. 10
24% Aug. 29
48% Aug. 21
1% Aug.
8
2% Aug.
3
4% Aug.
9
39% Aug. 29
50
Aug. 23
Sale 100% Sale
9
100% Aug.
1 100% Aug.
32
32% 32% Sale
Aug. 14 32% Aug.
9
23% 20%
25%
Sale
4M
3
Aug. 18
4% Aug. 22
Sale
6
6% Sale
Aug.
7
7% Aug. 23
7
Sale
6
Aug.
8
7% Aug. 31
20
19
Aug. 14
Sale
19% Aug. 24
19
Aug. 24
18
Aug. 14
179K
% Mar.
3% Mar.
% Mar.
33
Apr.
9
Apr.
% Apr.
21% Feb.
55
4
35
Sale
6
24
1%
Sale
Mar.
4
6%
47% July 10
7
8% Feb.
114% Jan. 31
6
Apr. 11
9% July
3
24
Aug. 21
5% July *3
36
Aug.
1
14% July
7
2% July 13
Feb.
30
6% July
106% Mar.
Mar. 30
May
4
17% Jan. 25
80% Feb. 27
25
Mar. 31
Mar.
Jan.
30
May
93
Apr.
28% Apr.
19% Feb.
1% Mar.
3
Feb.
2% Feb.
15
17
Mar.
Mar.
% Feb.
27
25
21
23
23
42
48
IS*
42
Jan.
11
10
18
12
17
5
7
5
21
13
14
July
7
July
7
July 19
Jan.
17
Mar. 18
103% Jan.
9
33
22
Jan. 17
June 14
6
July 12
July 12
July 15
9%
9%
23%
20%
June 12
Feb.
4
Feb.
1
PHILADELPHIA
SEPT., 1933.]
AGGREGATE
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
Jan. 3
STOCKS.
897 Reading
100
20
5,110
5
309
46
192
~4",666
,
259
Reliance
RR
.♦
..—50
Insurance
10
625 Scott Paper
1,600
2,000
38", 600
695
Union
36,304
•
125 U S Dairy Prod
Class
275
100
150
com
Preferred
1,785 Westmoreland, Inc
2,500 Westmoreland Coal
No par value,
x
Ex-dlvldend.
Ask.
31
Sale
35
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
48J4 Aug. 18
6
5
39
40
96
.....
105
a
Sale
30
105
4834!Aug.
1
6
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 29 40
Aug.
9
96
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. 16 105
Aug.
18
30
29
9
16
4%
21
5*4
2§g
6
Sale
2634
2734
5
21
Aug.
Aug.
634 Aug. 31
Aug. 22
27
4 Sale
%
34
734
8
*
20
98 34
class B.*
...
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
965
15
97 34
%
7
34
3
4
134
534
2
.♦
10
434 Sale
31
50
24
634 Aug. 16
1934 Sale
1834 Aug. 17
96
95
96
3
1
2
10
1
5
5
7
6
7
234
2
34 Aug.
34 Aug.
734 Aug.
2034
9734
134
734
534
1
7
3
Aug.
2
Aug. 10
Aug. 25
Aug.
9
Aug. 30
234
*
_•
BiS:
21
Sale
1
1
...»
10
34 Jan. 20
2534 Jan. 26
334 Apr.
5
28
Jan.
25
92
Apr. 28
9934 Jan. 20
34 Jan. 21
1
Jan.
1834 June
3
6
6
1
411 W Jersey 5c Seashore RR...50
5 York Railways pref...
.50
*
1
2934
*
4,600 Victory Insurance Co
14,350 Warner Company..
50
5
50
A
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid.
34
2434
1
Preferred
250
Bid.
50
Traction
20
90
Ask
*
25
Certificates of deposit..
United Gas Impt com
25
400
A*
29
100
Telephone Security pref
127,000 Tonopah-Behnont Devel
56,100 Tonopali Mining
583,498
7,867
%
2334
.♦
3,670 Seaboard Utilities Corp
29,500 Shrere El Dorado Pipe L
1,679 Tacony-Palmyra Bridge
280
Bid.
Series B 6% preferred...100
Series A 7% preferred ..100
A AO
10",400
Aug. 1.
1933.
Par.
810 Railroad Shares Corp
50
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Since
August.
63
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN AUGUST.
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGES
.
In
STOCK
834
634
13
934
7 34 Sale
634 Sale
Aug.
134 Aug.
Aug.
534 Aug.
5
22
25
23
10
Feb.
34#
34
3 34
7 34
Jan.
3
Jan. 12
Mar. 29
May 27
14
May
134 Feb.
34 June
334 Feb.
8
1
1034 Aug. 15
734 Aug. 31
634 Aug. 28
1034 Aug. 15
834 Aug. 31
634 Aug. 30
4
1
4
9
8
Mar. 28
10 34 Aug.
5
Feb.
2
6
18
3
9
16
24
31
Feb.
18
Mar. 31
86
June
July
July
40
July
96
Aug.
105
Aug.
134 May
6.34 Aug.
zm Jan.
62
7
15
1
Mar. 20
52
57
50
56
40
May
20
27
28
31
28
June 30
19
4
18
July 17
1% July 17
X|
Jan.
6
July
2434 July
99 H Jan.
Aug.
20
13
June
6
1J34
634 July
4
15
11
25
7
June 13
July 19
13
July 14
934 July 12
59
July. t>
June 3u
28
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
1933.
Stock Sales.
August
Shares
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 31
7,592,429
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
August.
Jan. 1.
1933.
Bid.
11,000
13,000
102,000
37,050
Amoikeat Mffi Co ii
1,000
6,000
1,500
2,000
1,000
61,000
1,000
1,000
Ask.
Series D 6a
Sale
65
66
60
11
67
Feb.
42
39
43
17
Mar.
3
45
40
28
22
4
Aug. 11
Aug. 23
31
37%
40
Aug. 22
25
40
53% Aug.
4
10 92% Aug. 28
99% Aug.
3 100% Aug. 16
14
May 26
Apr. 24
85
Mar.
93
May
"92% "93""
166% Sale"
100% 100%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
53% Aug.
92
Aug.
95%
98
24
30
35
40
37
40
36
25%
29%
41
Sale
41
43%
41
69
72
67
43
55
43
-
-
-
70
76
-
-
--
1935
5%s '46
%
P C Pocahontas deb 7s...1935
87%
100% 105% 105% Aug. 22 105% Aug. 22
89%
11111
105
103
_
105
1
1
1
I
•
37
Gas & Water 5s..1948
1944
102
Jan.
5
11
Apr.
Apr.
69
8
2
Jan.
29
43
Aug.
Aug.
25
Feb.
53
"27"" IIIII
.....1948
45
24
45
Aug.
8
19
46
July
36
June 21
40
July
12
72
Feb.
2
May
68
June
9
June
49
June
5
3
97% Jan.
95
97% Jan. 18
107% May 25
38
Apr. 13
102% Feb. 14
Feb.
38
Apr.
102% Feb.
39
Aug. 22
53% Aug.
4
92M Aug. 28
1 100% Aug. 16
2
31
Aug. 29
Aug.
1
68 % July 26
June 22
23
49
45
Kan City Mem 5c Blrm 4a.1934
5s
1934
Swift & Co 5s
Highest.
Sale Prices
Prices.
62
__
67
1948
Maine Central 4%s
Massachusetts Gas Co
Lowest.
Highest
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
47
61%
—
86
1940
Series C 6s Jan 1
Power
17
27
Canad'n Intl Paper Co 41.1949
Chic Jet Ry & U S Yds 4s. 1940
5a
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid.
....1950
5%s
47,350
*9,250
Bid.
41
43
15
1948
1946
5%s
Aug. 1.
Ask.
38
202,050 East Mass StRR aerA 4%s 1948
Series B 5a
..1948
63,550
5,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN AUGUST.
PRICES
173,200
57,500
10,000
12,000
52,000
1,000
Aug. 31
Price
BONDS
Brown Co
Jan. 1 to
$153,050
1,386,050
$108,900
865,100
August
Jan. 3
$
13.300
3,000
1,000
1,246,566
4,917,970
1932.
1933.
Bond Sales.
1932.
712,436
•
Shares.
STOCKS
Shares.
242
5,547
1,575
15.175
8
82
30
577
125
"'"665
9,583
5,685
Par.
Boston 8c. Albany........100
Boston Elevated......
100
Boston
& Maine
Preferred
55
272
74
1,334
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
65
39
1st preferred class B
,545
30
,615
1st
Sale
Sale
115% 118
60
Sale
117
57
20
Boston & Providence...
100
Aug. 22 119
118% 114
Sale
56% Aug. 29 60
20
20
Aug. 16
24%
Aug. 30
1
80
9
Sale
17
Sale
25%
24
6%
11
Sale
44
25
10%
7%
25
30
31
32
46
25
Aug.
Aug.
6
Feb.
9
20
Aug.
12
22
June 30
Aug.
10
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
10
27
10
33
23
28
July
July
6
6
12
35
June
6
136""
23
17
Aug. 21
9
Aug.
Aug.
20
1
Feb. 24
Aug. 31
Sale
25
Aug.
30
17
31
Aug.
23% Aug. 23
"40""
Aug.
35
Sale
89% Aug. 31
Aug.
10
25%
12
130%
7
16
2
Feb.
20
22
Sale"
14
Feb.
44% Aug.
10
20%
Sale
25%
"12"" :::::
25
26
July
Aug.
16
July
10
May
57
July
29% July
12
25
Sale
17%
25
70
9
May 26
45
22%
26
Sale
3 121
Aug.
16
8
45
Jan.
56% Aug. 29
6
5* Apr.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
10
10
100
pref class C
Class D 1st pref stamped 100
1st preferred class D
100
28
247
100
Class C 1st pref stamped 100
101
487
66
....100
Prior pref
Class A 1st pref stamped 100
1st preferred class A
100
529
80
stpd_*
Preferred stamped...
*
com
138
8
17
20
x
Aug.
27%
14% Jan. 10 49
13
May 18 16
1 138
128% Apr.
1
26
12
12
July
7
July
7
May 23
June
9
Chic Jet Ry lit V S Y—
44
692
6%
cum
...100
100
pref
20
Stamped
20
Conn & Pass
100
220
893
145
20
1,081
2,188
181
885
40
3,191
273
1,413
24,910
,555
100
128
1
73
6
15
2% Aug.
7
Aug.
Aug.
18
6
Aug. 17
3
2% Aug. 24
4
Aug.
11
10
Adjustment
....100
Maine Central.........—100
25c
6
4
5
10
13
10
26
25
Sale
Sale
28
Sale
100
Preferred...
24
20
12% Sale
24%
—100
75
8c
Worcester pf.100
84
100
Old Colony
100
2%
80
NYNH& Hartford
309
Norwich
24
1,448
56,719
100
Pennsylvania RR.........50
Prov & Worcester Ry
100
Vermont & Massachusetts 100
73%
80
13% Sale
10
Aug.
24% Aug. 15
7
23% Aug.
27
9
8
Aug. 11
Aug. 17
30% Aug. 29
80
105
94
98
91
32%
Sale
38%
92
108
104
95
Sale
92
Aug.
9
Aug. 23
39% Aug. 25
9 104
Aug.
94
Aug. 21
1
31% Aug.
115
99
115
88
7
Aug.
5
1%
9
6%
1% Aug. 29
6
5
1
2%
lk
90% Aug. 15
128
72
50c
75c
"""lO
99
89%
__100
Northern RR...
341
89
4
Preferred B_.
158
4,707
Sale
100
East Mass St Ry Go.
First preferred
82
100
82
Jan.
3
90% Aug. 15
125% June 19 125% June 19
62
May 26 67
May 10
3
20c
Jan. 28
July 18
uly 12
1% Jan. 25 I 0
Jan. 26
July
3
4
June 28
17c
7
Apr.
5
Mar.
1
3
July 10
31
15
4
July
6
May
11% Mar. 2 34% July 19
82
74
20
July 20
Apr.
81
July 14
Apr. 12 104
95
73
Mar. 15
July 18
3
42% July
7
13% Jan.
Mar. 25
108
Apr. 10 116
99
89
8
Feb.
July 31
Ja
MISCELLANEOUS—
380
30
9,606
19,169
4,942
1,508
11,395
2,270
21,250
179,011
50,527
175,720
449
10,142
20
575
410
1,056
5,078
4,389
62
926
190
1,115
45
Amer & Continental
185
1,726
2,643
19,979
7,643
13,530
30,099
2,662
806
966
1,343
92
25
First preferred
50
100
*
Amer Telep 8c Teled
Amoskeag Mftf Co
7
12
Sale
104
2
Sale
Sale
50
Boston Personal Proo Tr__100
6
Brown & Co
Brown Ac Durrel Co common.
1% Sale
1% Sale
Continental Securities Cort 5
1%
...
6% Cum pref 100
4
6
■1%
8
4%
1%
4%
1%
4
5
15
20
120% Sale
15
5
2
5
Sale
20
Sale
"60"" "75""
12
14
10%
12
3%
3
4
127%
7%
Sale
8
11c
Sale
23%
9
17c
1%
loo
Preferred
1
5
Aug.
3
2
1% Aug.
4% Aug. 24
7
16
Aug.
7
15
Aug.
1 131% Aug. 29
120
Aug.
3
7% Aug. 29 10% Aug.
4% Aug. 21
2
1% Aug.
4% Aug. 28
8
10c
Aug.
Sale
19
65
70
60
11%
13
11
Aug. 21
9
Aug.
Aug. 15
9
Aug.
1
Aug. 31
23
3% Aug. 21
10
3%
Aug. 28
13% Aug. 10
2
11% Aug.
3% Aug. 21
9
Aug
10
Bast Boston Land.
Eastern Gas 8c Fuel Assn
com
1%
50c
Sale
5
4% % Cum Prior pref... 100
53
Preferred.......
4..*
Economy Grocery Stores
2,138
590
13,788
General Capital Corp
"""230
1,832
39,611
113
495
155
Sale
5%
5%
Eastern SS Lines. Ihc
First preferred
100
*
Edison Elec Illumination. 100
Employers' Group Assoc T C.
*
Georgian, Inc (The) A pref..
Gilchrist Co
*
Gillette Safety Rasor Co
Hatha way's Bakeries cl A
*
*
9%
60
67%
6% Cum preferred.....100
75c
35
85
28
78
1%
Sale
61
59% Sale
12% Sale
38
45
98
102
Sale
5
14%
1%
Sale
Sale
2%
3
Sale
18
163
8%
Sale
Sale
23% Sale
1%
-----
4
6
13% Sale
5
Class B
*
1
Preferred
*
10
3
75c
9%
1
Sale
75c
8
Aug. 22
Aug. 15
*
59
57
57
Sale
57
n*
.
21% Sale
1%
3/
5
14%
6
15
21% Aug. 31
*
25
55
Feb.
24% Aug. 18
6
Aug.
Aug. 10
15% Aug. 29
12% Aug.
5
50
22
25
63
28
80
July 10
July 20
June 19
2% May
8
June
6
8
21% Apr. 11
June
2
f
June
6
Jan. 23
69
July 19
July
3
July
1
105% Aug. 29
24% July 17
17
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
42
11% Feb.
5
June 28
June 26
4
June
82
July
14
si*
133
18
6
22c
2% Mar.
50c
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
35
Mar.
5
2
13
30
75
14
6% Apr.
1% Jan.
1% Feb.
23
June
183
Mar.
Jan.
9
10% June 17
Jan.
13% Mar. 27
Mar. 27
1% May 11
10% Apr. 21
1
Apr. 12
28
July 18
2% July 22
7
June
9
20% Jan.
4
11
June 24
15
2
15% May 29
30
26
70
25
134% July
11
July
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
5c
Apr.
6% Jan.
1
6
2%
12
Preferred
Apr.
30
May 25
July
7
29
80
July 21
July
1
50c
16
Com stk..
95
Aug. 23
Aug. 28
63% Aug. 17
Aug.
7
Aug.
2
40
Aug.
7
Aug. 29
Aug, 29
11
12
Aug. 14
11%
7
40
48
40
Aug.
8 105% Aug. 29
105
108
100
Aug.
2
20
Aug. 21
24% Aug.
23%
24%
Aug. 16
160% Aug. 29 168
162% Sale
9
Sale
Aug. 16
8
8
Aug. 30
58
Hygrade-Sylvania Lamp—
1,983
Mar.
28
6% July 14
2% June 30
6% July
3
Mar.
1%
7%
86%
1 %
8
19
173"" Sale"
3
25c
1% Mar.
6
11
Preferred......
425
275
19c
S*
Crown Cork Internat Corp
4,496
20,64c
14,701
3,497
2h
7%
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet...
55
576
50c
.1
Andes Petroleum.;
605
2,036
Sale
4
27c
50
Preferred
9
305
Corp.-'"
Amer Pneumatic Service
Feb.
27
Aug.
2
12
Feb.
25
64
25% Aug. 21
80
Jan.
25
Internet Button Hole Sew¬
120
641
1,538
9,606
"30
1,534
604
*
No par value,
ing Machine Co.
.10
Internat Hydro-Elec Co..
8%
Libby McNeil Libby
1%
7k
Loew's
Theatres
a Assessment paid,
/
10
25
x
Ex-dividend.
11
V*
r
13%
9% Sale
5%
6%
6%
7
Cash sale.
*8%
ft
Sale"
8% Aug. 23
8% Aug. 24
5% Aug.
7
13% Aug. 28
10% Aug.
9
6% Aug.
3
8% Feb.
9
2% Apr.
4
1% Feb. 18
5
May 22
13% Aug. 28
13% July 19
7
June 12
6% July
19
SEPT., 1933.]
BOSTON
AGGREGATE SALES
In
Jan. 1.
Shares.
295
50
STOCKS
20
2
18
39,925 Pacific Mills
100
627
3,309
620
545
120 "ubllc Utility Holding com.l
453 Ry & Lt Sec Co common
...
Reece Button Hole Mach
10
Reece Folding Mach
10
Sbawmut Assn T C
Stone Ac Webster Inc cap etk
Swift Ac Co
25
10,756 Torrlngton Co
2,460 Union Twist Drill
.»
5
800 United Carr Fastener Corp ..
United Founders
Corp com 1
53,812
92,466
United Shoe Macb Corp...25
6,893
Preferred...
25
547 U S Elec Power Corp.......
Utility Equities Corp 95.50
dlv priority stk allot ctfs.
150
"lb",268
Aug. 22
2% Aug, 21
27
87c
Aug. 10
Aug. 22
1 % Apr,
6
15% Feb. 18
40c
Mar. 18
Jan.
23
3% July 15
32% June 20
1 % May 8
39% June 12
25
...
300
2
Aug.
94% Aug.
2
8
2
Sale
2 K Sale
96% Sale
2% Aug.
97
97% Aug.
9
20%
Sale
22
20% Aug.
1
24% Aug.
3
12
Sale
2
3
Sale
7% Sale
K
3%
Sale
75
I"
9
6%
7'A
7
30 %
8
9
8
50c
3
Sale
12 % Sale
i ys
6%
Sale
7%
Sale
9K
Sale
18
34
12 %
10
IK Sale
33% Sale
31% Sale
50c
%
1 %
51
31%
36%
13
Sale
Sale
32%
8%
%
1%
50c
V"
Sale
7%
10
12%
17
29
59
Sale
1%
Sale
15
25
60
5
10
9
8
45
12
8
Aug.
1
Aug. 10
Aug.
9
Aug.
2
Aug. 16
Aug.
8
2%
9% Sale
13% Sale
18% Sale
17%
41
35% Aug.
Sale
12
10
IK Sale
56
Sale
32
40
%
12
Sale
87%c
41
♦
Preferred
1,314
100
Prior preferred.........100
1,201
81,407 Warren Bros
1%
8%
11%
10
7
Aug. 23
1 5-16 Aug. 9
50% Aug.
31% Aug.
8
2
3%
12
Aug.
8
Aug.
2% Aug.
10
Aug.
14
Aug.
20% Aug.
1
10
10
1
29
24
43
Aug. 23
12% Aug. 10
2% Aug. 10
56% Aug. 30
Aug.
2
32
1%
55
49
47
June 20
40
June 10
June
1
5% Sale
IK
8%
8%
75c
5
23
5% Aug. 24
1
2
1
Aug. 16
1
Aug. 18
9% Aug. 11
10
17
45
1 % Aug.
7% Aug.
60
17
Aug.
7
20
Aug.
3
Jan.
24
13 K
Sale
14% Sale
13% Aug. 24
Sale
12
12
13
Jan.
17
July
19
5% Mar. 2
% Mar. 31
29% July
5
8
14
June
Mar. 16
4% Jan.
1
May
6% Jan.
5% Feb.
7
Feb.
*17% Aug"." "3
Aug.
9
1%
iy% Aug.
i
13
1
11
28
25
Feb. 24
1
6
July
9% June
2% Aug.
10% July
19% July
24% July
10
19
13
17
Aug. 23
12% July 18
2% Apr. 25
3
July 11
56% July 17
x-32% June 20
Apr.
Apr.
1% Feb.
% Apr.
33
25c
43
22
5
Jan.
30% Jan.
% Jan.
25c
%
5%
3%
9%
1
Jan.
9
Mar. 17
30
.....
4
3 102
1% Mar. 18
67
28
12%
3
Convertible preferred
460 Warren (S D) & Co
526 Westfield Mfg Co can stock..
410 Wilson & Jones common
85
87c
Highest.
Sale Prices.
18
"
6,214 Venezuela Mexican Oil CrplO
650 Venezuela Holding Corp
*
8,077 Waldorf System Inc
440 Waltham Watcb class B
160
24% Aug. 28
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
England Public Service
3,157
9,514
Sale
25 %
25
1
Highest.
Sale Prices
35
2
247
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
2
Aug.
2
32
92
3".361
Ask
14
*
i,144
"25"
20
Aug. 31.
Bid.
2 K
Sale
10
100
1,811
1,093
40,661
55,832
75,513
Ask
Class A
New
120
Bid.
50c
Common
4,761
22,238 New England Tel & Tel
126
Ask
25c
1,528
2,762
3,871
3,111
Aug. 1.
1933.
Bid.
29,549 Mass Utll Associates ▼ t c___*
9,093 Mergenthaler Linotype
*
6,142 Nat Service Co com shs tr ctfs
*"""35
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
90 New Engl Equity Corp...
*
20 New Eng Gas & Elec Co pref.
113
65
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Shares.
3,859
EXCHANGE
Price
Since
August.
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
42
Jan.
24
Mar. 23
5% Aug. 24
2
Aug. 18
11% June 30
June
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
22
23
30
23
June
1
20
Aug.
3
5
50
June
1
22% June
25
May
12% Aug.
3
May
5% Feb.
19
27
1
31
2% Feb. 25
9% Apr. 18
5
Apr. 27
Jan.
10
5% Feb.
18
1
10
18
MINING—
588
3,239
..
-
-
-
-
-
11,150 Calumet Ac Hecla
38,300 Copper Range Co
500 Hardy Coal Co
11
433
475
3,023
219
360
180
1,652
w w
—
1.460
27,955
*
Mining Co
3,870
116,445
1,219
11,035
11,318
35,393
3,710
20,860
178,345
No par value,
x
Common
2%
2
25
100
.....
Nlpisslng Mines.
.......5
North Butte
2.50
Oilbway Mining Co.....
Old Dominion Co....
25
Pocahontas Co....*
Outncy Mining Co
25
Union Land & Copper Min Co
Utah Apex Mining
5
Utah Metal 8c Tunnel.
..1
Ex-dividend.
r
5%
8%
Sale
6%
5
6%
Sale
5% Aug.
7
4% Aug. 16
6% Aug.
6
Aug.
9
9
Cash sale.
1% Feb. 11
1% Apr.
7
50
13%
23%
24%
10c
75c
1
%
30c
24
23
Aug. 28
23
Aug. 28
15
11
Sale
IK
2%
1% Aug. 10
2
Sale
1
8
9
30
35
30c
2
K
50c
60c
9
% Sale
80c
*3?
20c
25c
9%
45
Sale
30c
35c
IT**
Sale
3
6
Jan.
8
2
10
% June
2
31% July 18
3
8% Aug.
9
24
Aug. 17
75
1%
13% Sale
2 K
3
30
1%
1*A
1% Sale
85
Mar.
Jan.
9
3
35c
Feb.
6
90c
July
8
Apr. 25
May
8
% Jan.
9% Aug. 23
24
Aug. 17
7
June 26
30c
Feb.
21
13% Feb. 15
5
July
1
% May
3% July 14
3
1% June
2
1% June
3
1% June
8
17% June
2
4% June
5c
31c
Jan.
Jan.
10
40c
25c
Jan.
11
7% Apr. 10
% May
1
72c
50c
Sale
13%
14%
Sale
2 %
10
1
85c
Jan.
21
61c
82c
20c
Jan.
4
20c
Sale
10
31c
6
Mar.
Aug. 15
75
20
Jan.
9% July
7% June
10c
60c
2K
60c
9K
May 19
14
10
10c
1%
Sale
51c
23%
90
90
Jan.
85
45c
10
25
Pond Cr
8
10c
1
340 New River Co preferred...100
14
200
Mohawk
2%
IK
12%
25
Preferred
11,267 Isle Royal Copper
25
3,460 Keeweenah Copper........25
3,085 LaSalle Copper
...25
35
9,220
25
....1
800 Hancock Consol Mining
731 Island Creek Coal
5
....
25
.....
22c
20c
2
Aug.
3
Aug.-29
Aug.
1
50c
Aug. 31
13
Aug.
2
2% Aug. 23
2% Aug.
7
Aug. 10
Aug.
2
1
Aug. 24
14% Aug. 25
3% Aug.
9
30
Sale
1% Sale
88c
Aug. 29
1
1% Aug.
1% Aug. 11
1% Aug.
2
Aug.
1
40c
Apr. 2b
9% Jan. 12
3
25
June
3
2
1% June
1% July 18
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK
Shares
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 31
August.
Jan. 1.
BONDS
1933.
2,000
_
_
—
_
500
600
400
800
„
..
-
—
—
1,400
5,000
4s City 3d Water
_
3,000
1,000
4s Jones Falls
3,400
10,500
2,800
5,100
6,300
2,000
1,300
4,000
10,800
8,000
Dock Loan
48
School
_
Aug.
9
97
Aug.
9
97
97
1961
97% Aug.
99
Aug. 30
Aug.
1
99
Aug. 28
97% Aug.
97% Aug.
Sale
8
97
98%
98%
97
"99% IIIII
8
8
99
Aug. 30
99
Aug. 30
18
3
99
Aug. 30
99
Aug. 30
.1961
1961
1958
4s Airport
_
_
House
166
98
Sale
Aug.
98
97
1958
4s Water
Loan
98%
98%
97
1960
48 Burnt District
48 Conduit
Aug.
4s 3rd
1957
97
98%
97
98
98%
97
Improvement.. 1951
4s Paving Laon.
-.1951
99
Trac
99% Aug.
Sale
99% Aug.
1
99
91
1948
93
98
Aug. 15
99
Aug. 30
101
98
6
21
16
20
Aug. 29
16
Aug. 29
June
100
6 100
1,000
Feb.
July 24
May 26
15 101
June 19 102
97
24
May 26 94
Feb. 24
7 100
Apr. 13 100% Jan. 31
June 17
Apr. 10 95
July
Feb.
9 101
35
2,320
108
'311
30
90
99%
Feb.
96%
100
Feb.
103
Feb.
103
Danville Trac 1st 5s
1941
15
May
Apr.
May
May
101
101
-
--
99
...
50
Fairmount & Clark Tr 5s 1938
Finance Co of Amer 6%s_1934
100
95%
98
98% 100
20
Florida Cent & Pen 5s_..1943
Co 6%s
1st 4s
(flat)
15
Sec
Bankers
572
Ry
&
(flat)
First 6s (flat)
20
20
June
3
50
July
Apr.
May
May
12
28
12
15
Aug. 30
July 13
49
9
10
49
Aug. 30
49
Aug. 30
42
3% Apr. 12
20
60
2% Sale
11
11%
Sale"
Sale
"11% Sale"
Aug. 16
11% Aug. 23
1
20
Aug. 28
Aug. 21
Aug.
8
11% Aug. 22
2
Aug. 17
2%
12%
1%
12%
2
Aug. 14
Aug.
4
Aug.
2
Aug.
2
Aug. 17
116
Saie
19
115% Sale
23%
19
85
72%
Sale
24
Aug.
1
40% Aug.
4% Aug.
3
2
Sale
Sale
7%
6
6% Aug.
1
26% Aug.
40% Aug.
4% Aug.
3
3
.100
307
5,063
Sale
104
Eastern Rolling Mill
100
..100
•
Emerson Bromo Seltx A
Fidelity 8c Guar Fire Corp. 10
Fidelity 8c Deposit
50
Finance Co of Am class A...*
Class B
*
.....
3% Apr.
12
6
Feb.
1
55
Jan.
Aug. 28
Aug. 21
50
Aug. 28
Aug. 21
60
20
2
20
Jan.
July 27
5% Apr. 10
4
14
23
June 12
Jan.
27
June
8% Apr. 17
% Apr.
4
8% Apr. 17
2
Aug. 17
Feb.
July
18
50c
7
116% Sale
24%
...
115% Aug.
23
85
-
"24% Sale"
23
23
101% Sale
6c
34
4
99
Sale
59%
60
108
60
108
97%
1 116% Aug. 31
Aug.
1
Aug. 11
Aug.
2
3
Aug. 29
106% Aug.
102% Aug.
96% Aug.
Aug. 25
23% Aug. 22
Aug. 29
24% Aug. 31
23% Aug.
3
90
66
Aug.
Aug.
7 109
Aug.
7 103
7 99% Aug.
9
3
9
2
25
10
Sale
Jan.
1
Feb.
Feb.
17
May
4
Apr.
4% Apr.
18% Mar.
70
Mar.
18% Mar
17
Apr.
43
Apr.
112
103% Apr.
97
Apr.
91% Apr.
6c
Sale
2& ._?*
6
62% Sale
108% 110
102%
8
1
23
22% Aug. 28
24
8% Aug. 30
30
Aug. 16
9
32
22
8%
"32" "35%
4%
5
4% Aug.
7
Aug.
Aug.
2
2
32% Aug.
2
4% Aug. 24
Jan.
1% Feb.
4
15% Apr.
6
4% Mar. 15
15
Mar. 20
3% June
6
4
Apr.
7
June 10
33
Feb.
9% Apr.
13% Apr.
6
2
...
23% Aug.
5%% pref serE...
5% preferred
397 Consolidation Coal
30
13
50
6c
35c.
24
41%
6% Sale
648
24
5
*
64
No par value
"II% Sale"
""i"" urn
109
50
10
37%
*
202
12%
1%
12%
35c.
16% Sale
..100
416
2
"lO"
*
...»
50
63
•
13
5
D
240
50
66
1%
6% preferred
281
20
Aug. 28
Aug. 21
12
722
ser
Aug
July
42
52% May 31
5% Apr. 10
50
Convertible A.............
E L 8c Power
July 12
Apr. 28
July 14
12% Jan. 16
15
43
50
55
58
2,224
4,210
2,484
5,741
1,545
49
July
July
par.
1,077 Ches 8c Pot Tel of Bait pf._100
1,026 Commercial Credit Corp com.
2,052 Commercial Credit pref B..25
389
6%% 1st preferred.....100
2,485
7% preferred
25
15,579 Consol Gas
May 26
May
9
85
15
5
common
3
June 20
Corp
funded 5s
1936
1949
El
May
61
98
85
1981
Avenue Market 68.1940
23
12
22
1951
Mo Pa Ry 1st 5s
17
7
Feb.
45
15
21
106% Feb.
6% Apr.
1937
STOCKS.
340
p
June 21
1935
58,006 Black & Decker
Preferred
755
5
20
July
1934
650 Baltimore Tube common..100
216
Preferred
.100
"
Jan.
16
1954
1,092 Appalachian Corp
67,091 Arundel Corporation
2,027 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)
65
15
Apr. 26
5
-July
Income 4s (flat)
148,000
First 4s (flat)...
291,000
1949
59,000 Wash Bait & Anp 5s (flat) 1941
Shares.
"5,538
9
Feb.
May 16
1935
5%s
United
Shares.
Feb.
15
10% May 23
Consol Gas gen 4%s
Consol Gas El Lt & Pr
Commercial Credit 6s.
Southern
44,300
Feb.
101
2,000 Roland Pk Montebello 5%s'41
1,000 Seaboard Air Line 4s stpd '50
135,000
8
1
June
101
12,000
5% coll. trust notes
1938
1,000 United Porto Rican 6%s flat
4,000
20,000
21,000
46,000
1,000
6
July
12% May
July
May
May
106% Feb.
7,000 North
Jan.
100
96
15%
5,000 Norfolk & Sou 5% (flat).1961
2,000
13
101
15
7,000 Lake Roland 1st 5s (flat) 1942
30,000 Macon Dublin & Sav 5%. 1947
31,000 Maryland Elec Ry 6 %s
1957
Maryland
Pennsylvania RR
1,000
4,000
18
19
30
May 16 92% May 19
Jan. 13
May 13 100
Feb. 21
July
5 100
Jamison Cold Storage Door
1,000
Jan.
6
9
19
1
13
8
43
1942
12,000 Georgia & Ala con 5s (flat)
4,000 Ga So & Fla Ry 1st 5s
1945
1,000
June
Jan. 20
13 100
Feb.
9
15 102
19 91% Apr. 19
100% Feb. 15 100%
88
May 16 88
74% May 12 91
100
July
6 100
15
Prices.
Aug.
9 97
June
19 95
9 101% Feb.
Jan.
27 100
12 102% Feb.
18 90% May
June
95
13
99
Aug.
11
Balto
Div 1st 5s
500 Ches & Po Tel of Va 1st 5s
4,500
13,500
9,000
1,000
2,000
3,000
7,000
1,000
1
1947
Nth
Co..
94
94
99%
Bait Spar Pt & Ches 4%s_1953
Balto
5,000
99
95
.1955
1957
school loan
87
97
1947
1,100 4s 2nd Water
1937
1,000 48 Harbor
1955
2,000 4s Harbor Serial
3,100 3^s
1980
1,000 Augusta Ry & El Co 1st 5sl940
10,000
98% Aug. 14
Aug. 14
Aug.
7 101% Aug. 28
Aug. 22
Aug. 22 99
98%
99
4s Annex
4,000 4s 3rd Sewer Ser (cpn)
1,000 4s 2nd School Loan
Aug.
May
87
May
97
July
87
May
90% May
91
Apr.
92
Apr.
95% June
87
May
92
Apr.
Apr.
90
1952
School-
June
97
SI**
95
19 5 7
4s Public
Library
1951
48 Annex Improvement-. 1954
Sale
Prices.
102% June 26 102 % June 26
Apr. 11
100
Apr. 11 100
i
_1952
..
House
4s School
Sale
Prices.
93
1961
_
30,800 4s Sewerage Impt
1,000 4s 2d Sewer Loan
4s
,
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
98
97
1962
48 Conduit
500 4s 2nd
2,000
Sale
1943
100 4s Engine House
_
Ask.
1934
700 4s Public Park Impt
400
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid.
Series..1953
1944
100 City 4s 2d Water
600 4s 2d Water
3,300
5,600
1,000
Bid.
1946
__
3,000
Aug. 1.
Ask.
...
600 General Impt City 5s
500 5s Water Loan
w •„
Bid.
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
$
300
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN AUGUST.
Jan. 3
Since
1,400
1,061,600
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
.
$324,400
1,062,472
Aug. 31
PRICES
1932.
$114,100
—
Jan. 1 to
236,115
BALTIMORE
AGGREGATE SALES.
100
August
54,233
24,511
444,799
1933.
Bond Sales.
1932.
1933.
Stock Sales.
August
EXCHANGE
July
July
July
June
July
July
47%
5%
7%
8%
13
10
19
5
23
8
19
7
116% Feb.
14% June 19
Aug. 22
Aug. 29
Aug. 31
UH
llH
June 24
70
June
13
10
Jan. 30
Jan.
3
Feb.
2
110% Feb.
107
102
20c
9% July
July
29
11
14
15
June 30
39% July
5
5
Jan.
11
4
Apr.
7
SEPT., 1933.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
BALTIMORE
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
194
STOCKS
1933.
Ask
Bid.
1,287
56
Finance Service
com
4
cl A—10
Common class B
Aug. 1.
Bid.
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
Ask.
4
3,396
25 Ga So & Fla 2d pret
112
1,003
934
70
581
1,333
5
Sale
Loicest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
3k Aug. 21
4
Aug.
1
5k Aug.
4
4k Apr. 21
5k Aug. 23
2k Mar. 21
10k Aug. 22
3
Aug. 22
~~3
3H
10 H
10
Common
Sale
*
9k
Sale
205
14k
16
7
3
3
8k
30
200
50
205
16
25
29
27^
26
3k
30
25,750 New Amsterdam Casualty...
.50
1,826 Northern Central
A
5,937 Penna Water 8c Power
15 Schoeneman Inc (J) 1st pf 100
Aug. 16
Aug.
3
Aug.
3
10 k Aug. 22
3 k Aug. 30
85c
Aug. 16
Aug. 10
7k
3k
3k
10k
32k
Aug. 30
2
Aug. 29
15
Sale
26
7
Apr.
1
63 k Apr. 24
Aug. 30
17k Jan.
6
76k Aug. 31
9
40
60
Aug. 28
100
2
lk Mar. 28
14
Aug. 18
Aug. 16
Aug. 25
56
Aug.
Second Southern Bankers
Secur Corp com
1,292
1,350 Silica Gel Corp common
2
.....
*
50c
Southern Bankers Secur Corp
5
Preferred
100
254
""510
100
3,673
_
2,442 United PortoRican Sugar
2,312 United Rys 8c Electric..
91,565 U S Fidelity fit Guar
8
8
,
*
No par value.
lk
2k
July 27
July 12
34^ Aug. 25
lk Aug.
8
34 k Aug. 25
3
Aug.
8
Jan.
9
Apr.
11
34 k Aug. 25
50c
15c
50
3k
Sale
4k
Sale
4k
72
25
Sale
78
4
Aug.
7
Aug. 24
Aug.
2
1
15c
Aug.
2
Aug. 24
lk Aug.
4k Aug. 18
Jan.
27
15
5c
Jan.
9
4
Apr. 11
34 k Aug. 25
8
3
Jan.
13
1
Jan.
13
1
8c
June 12
Mar. 20
75
Aug.
8
75
Aug.
8
26
Aug.
2
26
Aug.
2
26
June 23
June 23
May
Aug
9
2
23
July
July
1
5c
1 k
10c
15c
60
19
Aug. 28
2
1
lk
com
298 Western Md Dairy Corp pref.
20
8 Western National Bank
Mar. 31
22
5
21
18
10
12
26
Aug. 28 100
5c
_
10
100 Wash Bait fic Annap com__50
Preferred
100
Aug. 30
4
4 Standard Gas Eouip pref
100 Texas Gulf Sulphur
*
10
254 Union Trust Co
54 United Porto Rican Sug pfd
"loo
Feb. 20
1
9k Feb. 17
3 k July 11
5
June 13
8 k July 31
10k July
19k Jan.
5 34k July
Aug. 21 205
Aug. 21 205
Aug. 21 205
Aug.
10
Aug. 17
Feb. 29
16^ Aug.
3
17 k July
50c
Apr. 18
lk Apr.
Aug". 4 28k Aug. 14
9k Mar. 15 35
July
1
5
June
May 18
Aug. 28 100
12
3k Aug. 30
Mar. 27
75
53
100
7k July
10 k Aug. 22
May 24
Mar. 30
14J4 Sale
53 y
4% Apr,
5
4k Apr.
5
5k July 19
6
Aug. 30
14k Aug.
3
76^ Aug. 31
51
5
19
40c
76^ Sale
Sale
14
54
17
2 k June
Aug. 16
Aug. 14
Aug.
4
Aug.
1
Aug. 21
26
2k Aug.
9
28
29
-
.
5 National Marine Bank
"3" Sale
4
4k Aug.
2
10^ Aug. 22
3
Aug. 22
85c
9
3k
25
1,297 Monon W Penn PS 7% pref.25
*
1,040 Mort Bond fit Title
2,528 Mt Vern-Woodb Mills pref...
220
15
.25
Merch & Miners Transp..
10 Mercantile Trust Co
""33
151
80c
7
t-,25
238 Maryland Trust Co
10
177
common v
1st preferred
Second 'preferred..
5,776
60
5k
100
51,210 Maryland Cas Co
129
478
1,149
Mfrs Finance
Highest.
Sale Prices.
|
4k Apr.
939
157
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
5k Aug.
18,675 Houston Oil preferred....100
.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
10
854 Finance Service preferred. 10
25
67
Jan. 3
63
939
"
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Since
August.
EXCHANGE
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
STOCK
BALTIMORE
Aug.
Jan.
15c
7
10c
15c
75
26
8
13
k July 27
Aug. 24
June 12
June 23
June 23
June 27
Aug.
2
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Shares
August
Jan. 1 to Aug'.
31
Since
Jan. 1.
BONDS
STOCKS
Shares.
820
10834
8634 Sale
*
i
*
Vitrified Prod—50
5
18
Prior
504
30
80
19
45
Ys
Ys
5
1
4
23
Cleveland Elec 111 6% preflOO
100
41
Cleveland Rys
Certificates of deposit..100
228
9
175
10
249
115
40
"150
434
55
135
7
9%
Sale
10 Ys
8
12
8
16
19
15
Aug.
4 20
18
Aug.
7
Aug.
3 73
Aug. 15 10434
17
5034
101K
75
20
Sale
65,
103
104
30
1%
Sale
2
65
58
Sale
24
33
21
30
3K
....
934
834
Sale
Sale
20
20
27 K
4 34
80
6
3K
....
634
7
5
.
"35
40
"275
1,769
105
1,105
598
226
"40
6
434
33
434
75
634
6
34
60
1
2
85
Sale
74
304
134
3634
37
28
45
25
32
30
56
4
234 June
Aug.
9
Aug. 29
30
Jan.
Aug. 29
96
Apr.
July
July
4
78
July
21 10414 Aug.
22
1134 July
Aug.
4
Aug.
1
30
3
100
32
510
98
1834
19M
18
35
_*
39
Aug. 10
7134 Aug. 22
Aug.
7
6
Aug.
4
Aug. 21
80
Aug.
7
2
Aug.
4
Ys
434
India Tire & Rubber.......*
2*
_--*
14 Ys
2
11,923
1,135
25
Company
Lamson Sessions
1,237
Preferred
311 Murray Ohio
310 Myers F E At Bro
50
30
1,861
7,604
1,516
6,813
137
606
National
National
59
591
9,033
18
115
I
I
9
4
5
534
3
2%
•
Ohio Brass "B"
Preferred....
1
534
934
19
5
1%
534
2
5
16
2
8
4
2
4
25
3
Aug. 17
634 Aug.
4
82
Aug. 16
434 Aug. 23
1
Aug. 23
734 Aug. 28
3
Aug. 14
34 Aug. 17
26
Aug. 11
7
Aug.
1
3
7 11854 July
80
July
July
17
13
7
Jan.
25
Feb.
June
I
4
Feb.
14
56
834
1434
534
15
Sale
6
7Y2
634
10
10
1634
"1)4
2)4
5
141
200
Sale
3h
1
K
50
3
4
100
IK
3
—-
2
23
•
5
100
34
*
2
24
534
90
3K
8
132
654
55
234
1
135
734
----
Sale
2
12
15
1234
17
5
4
5
434
934
734
5
14
5
9
17
19
134
2134
15
56
134
2234
1534
90
4
5Y Jan. 11
May 29
July 17
Feb.
r
Mar. 31
15
Feb.
Aug. 28
234 Aug.
7
534 Aug. 14
15
Aug.
2
17
Aug. 22
5
Aug. 14
59
Aug. 23
5
Aug. 14
4
Aug. 18
9
Aug. 21
834 Aug. 11
15
Aug.
4
15
234
34
134
34
14
234
19
Aug.
5
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2
134
1434
Aug.
59
534
534
1034
834
15
6
14
23
7
2
59
434
14
7
11
4
34
-----
6 34
Aug. 29
6
Aug. 29
5
3
8
734
46
50
3
4
1
Aug.
9
734 Aug. 28
50
Aug. 11
334 Aug. 25
135
13334 Aug.
7
Aug.
2
134
2134
134
2234
18
Sale
56
90
3
2
140
130
13134 139
7
6
4534 Aug.
234 Aug.
334
134
2134
34
1334
56
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug,
Aug,
Aug,
Feb.
11
Aug. 19
19
70
Jan.
12
Aug.
26
50
June 21
110
3
30
1
4
4
14
4
Jan.
5
July
1
Mar. 22
1
Aug. 23
May 24
734 Aug. 28
Jan. 18
3
Aug. 14
Apr. 28
234 Jan. 17
Feb. 24
29
July 17
Apr. 24
734 July 17
Mar. 30
6
July 20
July 10 50
July 10
16
Apr. 18
July 17
Apr. 19
234 Apr. ,19
9
Feb.
634 July 12
July 21
5
2034 May
Feb. 25
20
July 18
Apr. 22
634 June 20
59
Aug. 23
Aug. 23
June 26
lV* July 5
Mar. 23
7 K. July 19
May 29
1434 June 13
5
10
July 13
May
Apr. 15
1934 May 29
Apr.
634
1334 Aug.
2 34 Aug.
534 Aug.
June 22
25
Mar. 24
4
48
3
13
June 14
75
30
30
11
11
Mar. 31
93
2
3
3
23
534 Jan. 11
4034 May 29
1034 Feb. 23
50
QC
48
National Tile
834
4
100
*
3Ys
20H
Tk
100
25 Ohio Confection A
No par value
28
I**
o
1
1
*
6,374
50
34 Aug.
2034
4
*
120
Preferred
Aug.
3
June
Apr.
8
31
July
July
3
29
3834 Jan.
434 Aug. 23
34 Aug. 17
5
Aug. 14
3
Aug. 14
A
Sale
75 National Tool pref
100
Nestle Le Mur "AM.
658 Nineteen Hundred Corp * A"*
*
59 North Amer Securities A
885
—-
13
9%
100
Carbon pfd
100
Refining........25
200 National Tool
"16
434
1
734
15
77
8 34
25 National City
217
434
34
4
Sale
12
7
Aug. 16
82
100
Preferred.............__.*
6,130 National Acme............10
"~6l
Aug. 19
70
100
"loo
7
80
50
523 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
5 Metrop Paving Brick pref..
*
250 Miller Wholesale Drug
...*
11,805 Mohawk Rubber....
65
3
34
2534
1034 Aug.
77
617 Medusa Portland Cemenr...*
752
25
7
52
50
55
5
5
5
—-
45
9
22
McKee B
Aug.
13
29
22
734 June
3
34 Mar. 29
5
100
33
19
2
15
15
June
3
6
74 K June 13
Jan.
5
9
June
30
Aug. 15
13
7
2234 June
5
July 28
334 July 12
34
10
Preferred
750 Korach
288
244
2
145*
3
*
3,588 Kelly Island L Ac T
45
4034 Aug. 28
30
Aug. 29
25
934
52
84
74
1
725
•
41
3
Kay nee
26
1
53
9
13
14
28
18
3434 June 24
6
2234 June
47 34 Apr. 10
6
Jan.
22
25
24
4
70
30
11
*70"
18
Interlaka SS
2
12
80
"5%
34
1%
787 Jaeger Machine
17
Mar. 27
134 Jan. 26
54
12
"2%
21,911
5,406
340
25
July
Feb.
Aug. 16
7034 Aug. 24
5J4 Aug. 28
434 Aug.
4
Aug.
24
1734 Jan.
10
30
2234 Aug. 25
4034 Aug. 28i
...
9 Ys
July
19
22
134 Aug.
2
14%
♦
...
7
Mar. 27
334 Jan. 19
234 Feb. 16
68
300 Harrls-Seybold-Potter
*
374 Higbee 1st preferred... ..100
2nd preferred
175
....100
635 Harbauer
25
240
4
Aug. 28
21
75
14
.......
... .
Jan.
134 Apr. 20
25
60
57
..100
Preferred
.—100
Greif Bros Cooperage
*
Guardian Trust
100
Halle Brothers..
...10
Preferred
.......100
364 Hanna M A $7 pref
11
4
35
40
30
466 Great Lakes Towing
58
15
3
26,537 Goodyear Tire At Rubber...*
80 Goodyear 1st preferred..
200
Jan.
July 19
4934 July 12
34 May 10
Jan.
13
120
1034 Jan. 27
June 26
15
Apr. 19
May 12
3 34 Feb.
100
Preferred
June
24
Aug. 31
Aug. 31
Aug. 16
20
19
18
49
8
28
2
7
1
Mar. 20
Aug. 29
34 June 24
1
Aug. 11
June 23
4
7
Apr.
40
-
100
July
July
5
69
34 Feb.
29
10
25
1134 July
22
20
13
25
5
15
10 K
18
Federal Knitting Mills
15
10
70
Sale
17
~3l
Apr.
78
Apr.
18
28
"i %
"17"
9
60
25
May 12
32
20
8 34 June
7
July
Feb.
9534 Mar. 31 110
20
Faultless Rubber
2
June
7
May 12
May
6
45
18
2
4
4
"2"
9934
200 Gabriel Co..
*
1,778 General Tire & Rubber..-.25
1,233
6% preferred
100
*
5,334 Geometric Stamping
95 Glidden prior pref
...100
81 Goodrich (B F)
*
309
93
85
12
7
2,453 Foote Burt.
-*
2,159 Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp.*
301
99
1234
4534 Aug.
Aug. 30
34 Aug.
Y2 Aug. 28
Aug.
93
Aug. 15 95
7
Aug.
7
Aug. 25
8
1134 Aug.
Aug.
7
1234 Aug. 17 1234 Aug.
4
Aug.
4
Aug.
7
38
34
Ys
91
2}|
*
•
Elec Controller Ac Mfg....
14
22
Aug. 17
Aug.
9
Aug.
1
June 16
May 12
3
40
36
4834
2K
7
8034 Aug. 14
2034 Aug. 10
69
Aug. 29
34 Aug.
7
1
Aug. 11
25
24 K
25
Aug. 17
103 % 106 % 105J4 Aug. 30 108
44
44
44
Aug.
1
36
Ys
154
234
Ferry Cap & Set Screw
15 Firestone Tire & Rubber. .10
455 Firestone T & R 6% pref.. 100
6,185
2 34
434
1
7
Sale
30
1,004
2,089
2,115
7,038
464
8
150
11
5
50 Eaton Manufacturing...
*
83 Edwards (Wm) pref
....100
193
44
334
2,973 Corrlgan McKinney voting.. 1
1,968
Non-voting
...1
11,442 Dow Chemical
*
523
Preferred
100
982
Sale
%
954
108
44
40
117
400 Commercial Bookbinding..."
"251
I06M
Sale
39H
6,069 Cleveland Worsted Mills ...»
1,617 Cliffs Corporation ▼ t c
830 Columbus Auto Parts pref
*
895
2
110
109
Cleveland Securities prior pf*
Cleveland Trust
...100
389 Cleveland Union Stkyds
•
729
4
75
10
5,117
713
4,189
>2,034
4,502
403
Y
V*
23
14
16
29
Ys Aug.
7
1
Aug. 11
Aug.
80% Aug.
19
Aug.
69
Aug.
20
2
Aug.
20
13
18
90
18
15
2134
80
903 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref—*
581
434
'21"
20
Sale
132 Cleveland Builders Realty..*
8
Feb.
1
June
34 Feb.
734 July
9
834 June
5
7
July
1
34 Feb.
60
Apr. 13
9
Apr. 19
1
65
Apr.
3
934 Apr.
7
46
Apr.
6
34 Jan.
1
Aug. 11
7
K
2« Aug. 29
16
11
7
45
50
50
60
126 Cleveland Builders Supply..*
6
Jan
6
Jan.
4
634 Aug.
1
Aug. 29
5Y2 Aug. 25
Aug. 29
%
-----
1
434
8,802 Clark Fred G
5,507
6%
50
8*
100
Pref
7
55
7
1
5
*
6,086 City Ice Ac Fuel
1
3
134 Jan.
75
100
426 Chase Brass & Cop pfd
100
345
5
55
17
34 Jan. 31
234 Aug. 29
Aug.
4
4
3
6
234 Aug.
25
50
Sale
014
*
100
20
4,922 Central United National
1,205
2 34 Aug.
11
Jan.
88
34 Feb.
....
7
9834 Feb.
Mar. 21
84
-
234
50 Brown A preferred..
*
20 Bulkley Bldg preferred—100
210 dyers Machine A..
17 Canfield Oil preferred
2%
5
15
6 34
50
40
IK
3%
15
10
*
225 Brown Fence & Wire 4,B"
2
34
4% Sale
*
100
pref
9234
2 34
334
2
Sale Prices
Prices
9134 Feb. 21
9134
134
ik
....
Preferred
115 American
3
Sale
Prices
90
*
2,160 Apex Electric
425
Sale
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
895 Aetna Rubber
2,398 Allen Industries.....
225
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
1933.
$
57,000 Cleveland Railway 5s...1933
25,000 Firestone of California 5s '42
Shares
185
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Jan. 3
In
August.
$1,000
$41,900
$82,000
.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
S
Jan. 1 to Aug-. 31
265,007
CLEVELAND
AGGREGATE SALES.
1932.
August.
45,493
36,750
376,866
1933.
Bond Sales.
1932.
1933.
Stock Sales.
Feb.
1
8334 July
93
Apr. 18
734
May 12 14034
Mar. 25 135
9
Apr. 18
4
58
May
Jan.
18
Feb.
July
July
July
July
July
434 June 22
2
July
5
334 May 23
18
18
Aug. 31
5
July
8
May
34 Apr. 28
2034 May 22
34 Aug. 14
534 Jan. II
10
56
Aug. 10
44
Feb.
18
55
Aug. 14
July
5
May 17
2
June
15
2
June 15
2
29
8
16
14
334 Aug.
2
Aug.
2134 Aug.
34 Aug.
29
17
16
14
3
3
June
24
Jan.
20*
2
13
SEPT., 1933.]
AOflREOA
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES.
T
CLEVELAND
PRICES
8TOCK EXCHANGE
In
August.
Shares.
Shares.
Jan
STOCKS
Bid.
20
,
Bid.
5%
%
4%
15
18%
15%
16
9%
Peerless Motor
.3
145 Republic Stmpg & Enamel..*
32,144
"16
...
1,845
155
29 X
.
25 River Raisin Paper
..*
10 Robbins & Myers v t c ser 2..*
640 Robblns & Myers pref v t c .25
31,340 Selberllng Rubber
755
~
Rlchman Bro»
650
12
10
16
IX
2%
5
.
510
"620
31
15
80
20
35%
Sale
96
106
*
A
preferred..........
Sale
20^
J*
5
10
110 Stouffer Corp "A"
40 Swartwout
13
....*
"lX
*
305 Union Metal...
2
x
17
5U
12%
2
4% Aug.
15% A"g. 29
5% Aug, 18
45
48
2
18
Aug.
1
Aug. 14
5% Aug. 18
Aug. 10
% Aug.
% Aug. 10
5
.25
10
..."
*
1,935 Weinberger Drug......
•
697 West Res Inv Corp pr pref 100
300 White Motor
50
16
Aug.
9
1,338
Preferred
15
100
\
\
X Feb. 16
9% Jan.
4
1% June
2
12
July 21
22% Apr. 18
1 % June
5
% Aug. 10
1
6
20
"l6%Au"g"."l4
20
Mar. 25
7
25
Jan. 20
Feb. 10
20% June
9
8% June 17
43
July
8
98% July 22
83
Aug. 17
66
73
10
Aug.
1
Aug. 15
Aug. 17
43
70
83
Aug. 28
Aug. 11
Aug. 17
3
Aug. 29
5
Aug. 31
35
95
98
98
X
Sale
1
3%
9
31
12
"Aug." "7
12
Aug.
7
18
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
30
25
10
25
2
18
Sale
75
80
14
75
30
3
4
Aug"." "8
6
43
5
4%
2
4
.2%
5%
8%
2
Aug
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
16
25
10
25
75
30
2
13% Feb. 24
i
rA
7X Sale
24
7%
24
30
4
7
25
Aug.
8
Aug. 14
Aug. 10
4
Aug.
8
7% Aug.
1
Aug. 10
25
Mar. 22
77% Mar. 23
% June
2
3
Aug. 92
3
July 13
5
Feb.
25
41X
50
41%
47
47
Aug.
9
47
Aug.
9
10
% Apr. 21
6% Feb. 23
60
30
3
Sale
k
J*
6
6% May 15
% Jan. 24
7
Apr. 25
% June 22
20
May 29
9% July 17
12
July 21
53
July
8
1 % June
5
% Aug. 10
2
July 31
Apr. 19
17%
15
42
94
Jan.
Sale Prices
1
Jan.
25
May 18
June
5
% Mar. 28
% Apr. 28
1% Mar. 23
7
Feb.
3
Feb.
2
7
June
June
June
6
June 13
3
July
10
July
X Apr.
15% July
75
Aug.
30
May
3
7
6
June
13
24
21
12
52
18
5
10% Jan. 15
3% May 19
4% July
3
18
7
25
25
10
Feb. 17
17% Feb.
9
10
Feb.
17
60
July
17
14% Jan.
No par value.
1.
10
Aug.
200 Youngstown Sheet 5c Tube.*
268
*
JAN.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
4
May 6
X Jan. 24
2
Feb.
8
1
5
33%
IX
Van Dorn_.......
Tool
SINCE
Lowest.
7
4%
11%
17%
%
17
5%
75
_........*
Union Trust
585 Vlchek
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1
X
._......*
2,860 Thompson Products Inc
14,404
5,731
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
4% Aug.
Sale
15
82
X
491 Trumbull-Cllffs preferred 100
15 Truscon Steel pref
...100
273
16 %
Sale'
*
5
482
12
48
6
36 Standard OH of Ohio pref. 100
5
405
Ask.
83
25
.100
50
""40
15
12
.....*
..
7
Sale
15
10
Sale
U
1
IX
,_.»
33,787 Sherwin-Williams
Preferred
3,190
46%
1
2
5
910 Standard Textile
""61
Sale
1
Preferred..............100
4,618 Selby Shoe
10
"HI
*
451 Sheriff Street Market
1,376
Aug. 31.
Bid.
4%
X
15%
X
3,380
2",755
Ask.
X
Packer
Corporation
*
380 Paragon Refining B 3d end.*
*
2,031 Patterson-Sargent
"325
Aug. 1.
Ask.
*
30 Packard Electric stamped...*
1,212
RANGE
3
1933.
Par.
250 Otis Steel
92
IN AUGUST.
Price
Since
Jan. 1.
69
9
June 24
July 20
14% Jan. 25
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
1932.
Shares
130,026
276,982
1,912,515
928,244
Jan. 1 to
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
Since
August.
Jan. 1.
BONDS
1933.
Bid.
STOCKS
Bid.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
88
87
Sale
90
100
3,180
*
3,461 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp
Preferred...
........10
4,394
*
46,440 Armstrong Cork Go......
21,419
4,152
Blaw-Knoi Co
""45
Clark (D L) Candy...
•
Columbia Gas & Electric
*
535
.........10
..*
100 Don a hoes class A
Devonian Oil
154.270
Fort
17,663
185
90
Aug. 10
3
1
*
2% Aug.
22
14% Sale
4%
7
14%
14
7
15% Aug. 23
15
1%
:::::
8%
5%
15% Sale
11
Sale
6%
7
19% Sale
Sale
Aug.
1% Aug. 22
11
Aug.
3
7
Aug. 21
17% Aug. 23
Aug. 23
Aug. 22
Aug.
3
Aug.
1
Aug. 10
1%
11%
8%
21%
4
Sale
260
826
Aug.
1
4
8
Aug.
7
8% Aug. 29
Aug.
1
....
5%
—
5
Sale
4%
5% Aug. 11
3% Aug.
9
6
1% Aug.
2% Aug.
Aug.
4
4% Aug. 22
30
1,136
11,100
Sale
lh
1%
1
2,170
.
20
685
600
1,354
5,654
20
2.190
5.191
19" Sale"
19
Aug. 31
20
Aug. 18
64%
65
64
Aug. 14
65
Aug.
3
8%
9
30
10
' Aug.
1
30
31
16
20
2
3
30
30
31
11
Sale
49
50
9%
Sale
*
2
Sale
......5
15
Sale
7
Sale
20
2%
4%
7c
...25c
com
96.466 Renner Brewing Co
40
792
2,500
37,600
12,114
2,187
11,377
2,235
475
522
630
"""220
12,865
4,534
2,097
1,948
100
Ruud Mfg
...
San Toy Mining
Shamrock Oil A Gas
5%
12%
Sale
5
Sale
26
Sale
6%
7c
aV*
Sale
Sale
Sale
8c
135*
2
8%
14%
2%
34
Sale
8
Sale
10%
9
*2
12%
Sale
36%
Sale
15%
Sale
1% Sale
11
12
"20"
x
4c
5c
1%
.....
1%
United Engine A Fdy
2
18
2
United States Glass.......25
20
8% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
2% Aug.
4
Aug.
5c
Aug.
2
15
2% Aug.
Aug.
2% Aug.
7% Aug.
8c
Aug.
4% Aug.
24% Aug.
44
Aug.
4% Aug.
1
Aug
32% Aug.
7% Aug.
8
Aug.
11% Aug.
31
8
20
1
17
7
16
20
15
1% Aug. 31
3% Aug. 20
Aug. 11
4c
Aug. 22
1% Aug. 16
12
Aug. 17
17% Aug.
2
10
5% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
5
Aug.
1
Aug.
37
Aug.
9% Aug.
8
Aug.
15% Aug.
29
_
44
2
2
20
2
17
22
29
20
31
2% Aug.
1
3% Aug. 20
Aug. 11
5c
Aug. 24
1% Aug. 14
14
Aug.
3
19% Aug. 28
10
Feb.
16
2% Apr. 19
4% Feb. 28
4
Feb.
25
42% Apr. 29
1% July 28
11
July 14
»3
May
5
9% Apr.
1
1
May 25
4
July 13
7,989
1,675
"""90
348
3,676
4,100
"3". no
3,920
*
._*
3,882 Amer Rad & Stand San
8,547 Copperweld Steel.
14,196 aDuquesne Brewing A
...5
10
66,392 General Motors Corp
26,810 Gulf Oil Corp—
...25
16,950 Leonard Oil Development. .25
3,020 Lone Star Gas 6% pref... 100
445
6%% preferred..
100
2,682
112,730
35,764
6,390
6,120
66,211
13,727
No par value,
a
Penroad Corp v t c_.
Pennsylvania
8
Sale
Sale
25% Sale
39% Sale
Sale
7% Sale
31%
Sale
46% Sale
Listed
that date.
on
June 26.
Sold
as
July
July
13
24
July
Mar.
11
13
3
1
1
18
19
July 19
42% Apr. 29
1% Aug. 22
13
July 20
11
July 13
28
July 19
1
May 25
4
July 13
June
7
2
13
17
June 29
8% July 10
5% June 20
June 21
35
1% Jan.
3
2% Mar. 16
4
1
Jan.
Jan.
4
Mar. 22
25% July
92
July
3% Mar.
4% Mar.
Feb.
9
75
17
26
17
16
May 29
45
Mar. 23
67
June
Mar. 31
June 21
12% July 20
2% July 20
Feb./25
20
6% Feb. 21
60% May
5
1% Mar. 21
June
_
5c
5
Apr. 29
May 20
Jan.
10
Sale"
90
33%
Sale
78
80
89
84
.....
13
Mar. 28
1% Feb. 25
6
June
1
6% Feb. 25
1% May 29
3% July 17
6
Mar. 24
lc
1
Feb.
Feb.
4% Sale
Sale
8% Sale
33
3
10
283
Sale
_•
53
Mar.
1
14
Feb.
1
24
July 20
Aug.
3
Jiine 13
Mar.
2
June 12
20
1
5
9% Sale
50% Sale
8%
54%
7% Aug. 23
49% Aug. 16
10% Aug. 10
58% Aug. 25
Sale
Sale
Sale
unlisted prior to that date,
x Ex-dividend,
r
Cash sale,
July 22
4% Mar. 31
12% Jan.
3
19% Feb. 25
2% Aug.
3
22
10
5
27
31
9
1
Apr.
3
13% Feb. 25
7
May 26
23
Mar. 1
7% Aug. 23
23% Feb 28
4% Mar. 2
t Listed on Mar. 16.
May 31
June
Jan.
4% Aug.
1
38% Aug. 25
9% Aug. 28
2% June 27
4
July 17
12
3
Apr.
3% Aug. 14
Aug.
1
7% Aug.
7
1
July
1
39% June 29
11% July
6
10
July
7
17% July
7
6c
Jan.
33
Aug. 20
5% July 20
15
80
3% Sale
37% Sale
8% Sale
10
23
65
2
Jan.
May 27
90
Aug.
13
Mar. 16
84
Aug. 29
8
June
10
28% Aug.
45% Aug.
89
5
25c
28
40
35% Aug. 28
54
Aug. 21
1
June
8% June
44
Mar.
12% July
5
Apr.
6% June
9% Feb.
26% Jan.
Aug.
June 28
4
2
4% Aug. 31
10
Aug. 28
8
6
16% Jan. 27
1 % Feb. 20
1
July
1
17
1%
30% Sale
c
23
5
33%
47%
2%
20
15c
65%
100
v
25
June
June
9
14
1
Aug. 10
1
Aug. 10
7% Aug. 31
25
Aug.
7
39% Aug.
1
2% Aug.
3
14
1
82%
28% Sale
*
...
18
Jan.
5
5
10
Aug. 10
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug. 25
Aug. 25
Aug.
3
20
Sale
Sale
14% Sale
United States Steel
jWeit Public Service
12 %
..25
Standard Oil of N J
United Corp
14
50
*
......
Feb.
8
1
15c
1% Sale
*
...
RR
Radio Corp
15
13
Apr.
July
7
July
5% July
5% Aug.
1% May
UNLISTED.
1,221
July 11
14% July 11
5
Aug. 4
7.
1
3%
19
18
.*
12 %
Sale
35%
9%
10%
*
125.271 Victor Brewing Co
1
69,824 jWestern Public Service....*
32,159 Westinghouse Air Brake
*
50
52,385 Westghouse El At Mfg
300 Worthington Ball Bear cl B_*
4% Sale
26
4% Sale
1
Standard Steel Spring......*
805 Vanadium Alloy Steel
1
28
1
*
*
1
45 Reymer Brothers
Aug.
4
5
July
7
7% July 25
2
3%
50
27,366 Pittsburg Brewing........50
Preferred
...50
72,855
406 Pittsburgh Coal Co pref..100
12.465 Pittsburgh Forgings
.5
1,050 Pittsburgh Oil & Gas
25
33,502 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
•
106,061 Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp
3,698 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry 100
............8
24,138 Plymouth Oil
20
22
5
37
19"
100 Pittsburgh Bess & L Erle._50
"2",403
5% Apr.
4
7% Apr. 26
65
2
66
18"
649 Nat Fireproofing Corp..
*
Preferred..
........__50
2,612
Phoenix Oil
May 27
July
5
1
1%
Sale
"7" :::::
50
Lone Star Gas
1,550 McKinney Mfg..
13.322 Mesta Machine
38,100
Mar. 15
91
10
1%
100
Preferred
5,895 Koppers Gas A Coke pref.100
1,240,679
56
5
8% Sale
7%
330 Jones & Laughlln St'l pf--100
21,571
Prices
Mar. 16
3
16% Aug.
*
Harb-Walker Refrac com..
Aug. 22
Aug.
4
10% Aug.
2
5
20% Sale
100
Pittsburgh Brewing
11
4
4
*
8,975 Independent Brewing
Preferred
7,710
135
Sale
Sale Prices.
Prices.
16% Sale
5
350 Hachmeiater-Lind Co..
"270
Sale
5%
*
5
Norton Mfg..
1,292 Duquesne Brewing
aClass A
10,066
2,190 Electric Products
295 Follansbee Bros pref
¥.795
4
.....50
*
370 Crandall McK & Head
4,994
450 Duff
2,705
3
314 Central Tube Co
11,760
62,412
25 Consolidated Ice
362
*
.....
2% Aug.
2
20 Byers (A. M.) pref
100
*
150 Central Ohio Steel Prod..
235
465
Aug. 22
Aug.
4
9% Aug. 14
5
*
Preferred
100
385
80 Amer Window Glass pref.100
50
1
11
13
100 American Fruit Growers
"¥,446
Aug.
88
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Par
155 Aluminum Good* Mfg
""loo
Lowest
Sale Prices.
35
1,865 Allegheny Steel
100
61
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN AUGUST.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
Ask.
37,000 Independent Brewing 6s.1955
49,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s—1949
Shares.
Shares.
32,000
Jan. 3
Par.
"i¥,6o6
$12,000
Price
STOCKEXCHANGE
In
$16,000
86,000
Aug. 31
PRICES
PITTSBURGH
AGGREGATE SALES.
1932.
August
-
August
1933.
Bond Sales.
1933.
Stock Sales.
15
3% June 14
Aug. 10
1 % Jurie
3
10
June
13
35% July
7
58% July 18
2% July 12
"
19
July
10
June
7
June
17
Aug.
61
July
1 % June
91% June
90
July
28
13
7
21
24
35
6
42
v
July
July
19
10
7
7
8
12% July
35
1
May
14% July 18
67% July 18
9
5% Jan.
Sold as unlisted prior to
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
'
1933.
1932.
Shares
247,257
3,163,652
434,423
1,858,503
Stock Sales.
August
Jau. 1 to Aug. 31
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
DETROIT
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 3
STOCKS
Jan. 1.
Sharps.
1933.
Par.
Bid.
30,636 Alloy Steel class A...-.....*
50,161
Class B
—,
*
2,225 Auto Fan & Bearing'com——*
Aug. 1.
Ask
Bid.
IX
IX
76c
720 Baldwin Rubber class A—*
1%
3,975
Class B
*
6,423 Bendix Aviation Corp
5
44,048 Bower Roller Bearing
...5
57,111 Brlggs Mfg Co common
_•
17,073 Burroughs Adding Mach—*
125 Capital City Products
*
108,065 Chrysler Corp common.....5
1,292 Consolidated Paper com—10
26,532 Continental Motors com....*
39,538 Copeland Products Inc—..
IX
2X
5
Ask
Sale
IX
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
40c
25c
Aug. 16
Aug. 16
1
Aug.
4
2X Aug. 21
Sale
3
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid.
X
2X
1%
76c
IX
2%
Lowest.
Prices.
*ale
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Aug.
2
Aug. 24
IX
15X
5 X Sale
4%
4%
7
7%
Sale
11
Sale
14H
6
lex 'lex
2*
IX
33
"~2%
2X
6
8X
15%
7X
33%
Sale
8%
11X
iex
7
44%
IX
8X
11%
17 X
8X
44 X
8X
2X
Sale
100 Crowley Milner & Co com...*
15%
OX
8%
16%
Aug.
1
Aug. 25
Aug.
1
Aug.
9
32% Aug.
4
ex Aug.
3
2
Aug.
4
1
Aug. 22
2~
16% Aug.
2
8% Aug. 28
12% Aug. 28
18
Aug. 23
47%
6%
2%
1%
Aug. 25
Aug.
3
Aug.
1
Aug.
1
Highest.
Prices
Sale
40c
Aug. 16
25c
Feb.
%
1%
%
12%
July 14
Jan. 30
2
Feb.
8
May
10
Mar. 27
3
2% Mar. 31
7% Mar. 23
2% Feb. 11
9% Apr.
3% Feb.
1
4
2
Mar. 28
% Mar. 25
3% May 16
Prices.
1 % June 30
1%
1 %
2%
2%
21
10%
14%
20%
4%
47%
7%
4
4
June 30
27
21
7
18
July
July
June
July
June
July
July
July
Aug.
July
21
17
13
21
25
18
June
8
Jan. 11
3% May 16
I;
11,028 Delsel Wemmer Gilbert com 10
16,594 Detroit Ac Clevel Nav com.. 10
4,423 Detroit Edison com
100
5X Sale
2%
70 X
3
Sale
250 Detroit Gray Iron & Fdy..„5
12,705 Detroit Mich Stove common. 1
XX
Detroit Paper Products...—*
100 Dolphin Paint & Varn cl A..*
1,892 Dome Mines Ltd
—*
61,739 Hall Lamp
5%
13
14
9
~2H ~~2%
9%
4%
4%
SIX
12%
9X
4X
4X
5X
Sale
13 X
10
Sale
Sale
Class B
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
5x
ex
13
14
2X
14%
3
15X
14
21
23
22X
23X
23
7
8
Sale
Sale
29
9
2X
3%
ex
4%
5X
33X
2
29%
6
11
2X
Sale
3X
3X
5X
6
4
ex
33 X
~6
Sale
2
10
10
4X
Sale
12c
4X
3
1,285 Mahon (8 O eon* pref
*
4,475 McAleer Mfg Co com——
706 Mesta Machine common
100 Mich Steel Tube Prod com.
365,267 Michigan Sugar
13,707
Preferred
Sale
45 X
2
12
13
11%
4X
4X
15X
15X
IX
Sale
1
12
IX
Sale
...
482 Motor Bankers
3X
4X
8
5X
9X
4X
7
5X
9X
5
10
10
Corp com—_1
com
8
39,283 Reo Motor com.
_—5
72,984 River Raisin Paper com..
*
12,184 Scotten Dillon com
1*
4.231 Second Nat Investors com.. 1
170
Preferred.-..........-.--*
1,540 snuure D.class A———.10
.
.
16c
18c
12
13
2X Sale
4%
5
2X
5
4
X
3
18
IX
3X
19
2X Sale
lex Sale
29
J?
50
Class B
I--; >720 Sutherland
Paper com
Third Nat Investors com
Tlmken Axle
com
30c
30
2
40c
14X Sale
Sale"
28
8X Sale
2% Sale
7%
8X
2X Sale
38%
40
5
5X
23X Sale
57 X
60
6
21
2%
8X
2X
2X
Sale
—
30
10%
2X
.8%
"~5% Sale
ex
2
8% July
4
May
89% July
2
Aug.
3
10
5%
5%
8%
3
16%
29
24
10
24
10
25
1
25
Aug. 14
Aug. 18
23
8
Aug. 14
Aug. 18
Aug. 11
2
Aug. 15
11% Aug.
2
4X Aug.
7
47% Aug. 23
2
Aug. 15
12
Aug.
9
5
Aug. 10
11
15% Aug. 29
Aug. 28
4% Aug. 23
6% Aug.
2
8% May 20
1% Mar. 23
60c
Apr. 10
1% Jan. 18
% Jan. 23
4% Apr. 17
June
24
17
Mar. 24
3
May 22
4
Apr.
4
2
6
10
1 % June 13
11% Apr.
1
1
Apr.
3
1% Mar. 24
18
31
10
18
June 28
5% July
2
Aug.
36
July
14% June
18
July
6% July
7% July
11 % July
4% July
18% July
Aug.
17% May
2%
3
10
*
com
Unlisted Dept.
American Radiator......
Amer Tel & Tel Co.
2%
42c
10
Borg Warner Corp
com
*
100
10
Commonw & Southern Corp *
Option sales,
r
8
2
4%
4
21
8%
2
7%
2%
39%
4%
22
3%
2X
18%
4%
3%
20
3%
2%
19%
3%
39%
Aug. 10
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
16
2
16
1
1
7
16
21
7
7
8
2
Aug.
7
Aug.
7
Aug.
2
Aug. 24
Aug.
3
Aug.
3
18
4
20
9
7
8
19
17
5
18
June 10
25% June 13
9% June 20
1% June 19
35
Aug. 28
5% July 12
7 % June 20
5
July 18
3 % July
5
14% June
7
6% June
9
Feb.
75c
June 23
16
July 13
Apr. 26
3
40c
4% Aug. 16
1 % Mar. 22
4% May 12
10% Apr. 27
3
July 24
18
Aug. 10
2% Aug.
5
Aug.
5
31
10%
2%
8%
2%
50%
5%
23%
69
4%
3%
23%
3%
39%
9
6
Mar. 30
5% Apr.
5
1% July 14
15c
Jan.
11
3
25
25
23
18
1 X Apr.
5
4
May 26
10% Apr.
4
114 Mar. 30
23
Mar. 22
1!
1% Mar. 23
20% Jan. 25
1% Apr. 17
3
13% Apr.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1
28
9
1
25
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
10
23
7
24
3
23
1
Jan.
27
5
22% Apr.
10
2
May
1 % Mar. 29
30c
Jan.
4
14
5
Apr.
1% Mar. 31
31% Apr. 20
2
18
5X
5X
7%
7X
IX Sale
2X
Sale
3X Sale
4
4X
X Sale
9
11
IX
2X
h,
lx
4%
5
ex
IX Sale
-—
2
Feb.
2
% Mar.'23
4
2^
..—
1%
80c
5
6%
80c
ex
9X
IX
3X
10
.2%
95c
Sale
8
Sale
3
Sale
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
10
Aug.
1% Aug.
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5
Aug.
6% Aug.
65c
Aug.
2
Aug.
3
Aug.
5%
9%
%
2%
22
30
25
21
18
22
28
31
2
29
30
9
6% Aug.
10
Aug.
1% Aug.
3
Aug.
10
Aug.
2% Aug.
1% Aug.
5
Aug.
6% Aug*
1 % Aug.
2
Aug.
3% Aug.
25
25
1
2
18
10
2
31
2
1
30
4
*
Sold for cash.
13%
Sale
5
69
7
7
m
June
1
14%
120%
27%
18%
3%
10%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
7
17% Aug. 29
1 130
Aug. 25
32% Aug.
3
21
Aug. 23
3% Aug.
2
16
13% Aug. 31
24
17
30
June 27
Aug.
10
May
6% June
4
July
23% June
4% July
47
July
6
July
% Mar.
27>
55c.
June 24
July 18
July 14
9% July
19% July
3
July
3% July
6% July
5
July
32
July
11% July
2% Aug.
11% July
3% June
54
July
6% July
27% June
Apr.
7
1% Mar. 22
14
14
24
18
19
10
1
10
18
18
3
3
17
26
25
2
8
19
27
11
6
20
23
June 28
July
13
June 20
June
9
June 27
2
June 21
Feb.
2
6
Apr. 21
11
2
Jan.
Jan.
3% June
1% May
6% June
7% June
1 % July
2% June
4% July
38
July
35c
26
31
2\
%
4 %
%
1%
Apr. 24
1
May 31
Jan.
18
Mar. 24
June 14
13% June 16
16% Sale
120% Sale" 127% Sale
28
Sale
30% Sale
19% Sale
~3X Sale'
3% Sale
11%
1%
16%
1%
14
20
3
3
6%
8X
%
63
May
2
Apr. 22
Apr.
4
3% Mar. 29
11% Apr. 26
IX
6
Mar. 30
1% Aug. 10
Aug.
1
13
*
Borden Co...—.—.25
Consolidated Oil Co
•if*.
4% Aug. 16
60
4
A
IX Aug. 10
11% Aug.
7
69
5
8
733 Whitman & Barnes com..2.50
9,696 Wolverine Portland Cem
4,364 Young (L A) Co com
354
4X
2X Sale
19
21%
1
Shirt Distributors..*
S Radiator
4%
1%
4%
1%
6% July 11
Preferred..............100
35%
13%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
41
64
154
1
10
*
1,440 Universal Cooler class A
Class B
—♦
57,717
.*
4,009 Universal Product com
1,070 Walker A Co units..
223,462 Warner Aircraft Corp com. 1
a
2
35
22% Sale
u
.......10
Truscon Steel Co
U
IX
....
-
—
556
7
24
17
3
22
1
8
18
2
3X Aug.
8
5X Aug. 10
Preferred......——1
United
4
28 X Aug.
18
-
33,636 Motor Products Corp com—•
—*
33,257 Motor Wheel com
3.230 Muller Bakeries class A com.*
124,596 Murray Corp common......*
1
7,240 National Investors com
4,225 National Steel Co com......*
*
217,276 Packard Motor Co com.
101,719 Parke Davis & Co
*
17,164 Parker Rust Proof com..—•
963
4
Apr.
6
2% Aug. 17
Apr.
4
1
Apr. 27
1% June
7
1% Jap.
6
11c
11
55c
10 X
45
IX
8"
4X
..*
com
34%
100 Lakey Fdy & Mach common
ar value,
2X
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
-----
13
•*
*
94,614 Kreage (8 8) Co
9,555
1,517
2,329
2,193
28,118
4,541
9X
4X
4X
7
7
100 Kalamazoo Stove common..*
934 Kermath Mfg com—...—--*
74,739
26,319
6,750
2,841
13 X
5
475 Houseman Spltzley class A..*
-
28 X
2
IX
*
com
48,986 Hudson Motor Car
66
2
X
IX
IX
2X
Hoover Steel Ball com
10
1.975 Houdallle-Hershey class A..*
v
48
3
•
com—
2
24
10
14
18
2
Walker-Gooderham
& Worts
185,426
6
Aug.
2% Aug.
Aug.
2
Aug.
2% Aug.
83
B_—*
300 General Fdy & Mach units..
200,644 General Motors com...
10
102,458 Grabam-Palge Motor com.. 1
25,703
1,980
5X Aug. 31
2X Aug. 17
71% Aug. 25
2
Aug. 18
IX Aug. 16
24
"I
3,023 Fourth Nat Investors com..I
3,427 Gemmer Mfg Co class A
*
Hiram
"~2%
5X Sale
2%
2X
71X Sale
IX
IX
2
3
7,569 Eaton Manufac'g Co com—_*
10,226 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
*
112,489 Ex-Cello Aircraft A Tool
.*
73,130 Federal Mogul common.....*
76.435 Federal Motor Truck com...*
10,790 Federal Screw Works com—*
17,585 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
Class:
2%
7%
3
89
"2
1,492
70
5
2
75
i
3 % June 13
June 22
13
11
23
15
20
14
12
7
6% Feb.
2
18% July 17
Apr. 19 132% July 19
20% Jan. 27
37% Ju'y
11% May
4
21
Aug. 23
1
Mar. 30
6% June 12
5% Jan. 30
15% July
88
DETROIT
72
STOCK
Shares.
200
2,183
594
215
707
25
634
12,226
*
Jan.
STOCKS
1.
Shares.
3,643
53,052
6,505
4,754
12,195
1,223
18,262
14,157
No par value,
1933.
Bid.
Par
General Foods Corp........*
Kelvlnator Corp
...»
Kennecott Copper Corp
*
Kroger Groc & Bak Co
._*
National Dairy Prod Corp..*
Purity Bakeries Corp
:*
Socony-Vacuum Corp
25
Unlisted Dept.—Cont.
Standard Brands Inc
a
Option sales,
r
1.
Price
EXCHANGE
Jan. 3
Since
In
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
DETROIT
AGGREGATE SALES.
August.
STOCK EXCHANGE
•
Sold for case,
Ask.
Aug. 1
Bid.
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid
37 h
Ask.
Sale
34 % Aug.
10
Aug.
Sale
18 % Aug.
"16% Sale"
18% Sale
192*
Sale
11% Sale
Sale
24 %
x Ex-dividend.
21 h
19% Sale
13%
Sale
281 Sale
Sale
25%
19%
19%
11%
24%
38
3
1
23
Aug.
7
Aug. 31
Aug. 10
Aug.
1
Auer.
1
.
Sale
Prices.
Aug.
11% Aug.
Aug.
28% Aug.
21% Aug.
19% Aug.
13% Aug.
4
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sals Prices.
29
30
29
18
18
10
30
29% Aug. 25
24
Sale Prices
Prices.
Jan.
27
1
7
8
7
7% Mar. 22
6% Mar. 28
3% Apr.
8% Feb.
17% Feb.
13% Feb.
,
14% Feb.
fi
39% July
13% July
25% July
35% July
25% July
24% July
15% July
36% July
19
18
18
13
19
11
7
18
San Francisco Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 31___
AGGREGATE SALES.
1932.
1,246,706
5,089,651
August.
Jan. 1.
BONDS
"2,000
11", 000
5,000
Y.666
3,000
9,000
2,000
6,000
1,000
114,000
2,000
250,000
1,000
3,000
2,000
7,000
12,000
3,000
6,000
11,000
Associated Oil Co 6s
1935
Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6s
Calif Packing Corp 5s....1940
Coast Co G & E Co 5s....1960
Emporium Capwell 5 Ha..1942
53
Langendorf Unit Bak 6%s '41
Los Ang Gas & Elec Corp 6s'42
5%%
5Hs
1935
13,000 Parafflne Cos Inc 5s
25,000 Ry Equip & Rlty Co 6s...1938
5,000 S J Lt & Power Corp &S..1952
5s..........
1957
2,000
5,000 Union Oil Co of Calif 6s..1942
1,000
5%
1945
79,983 Alaska Juneau Gold M
caP-JJj
89,798 Anglo-Calif Nafl Bank
20
32,718 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
capital..25
Imperial Diesel Eng A *
31,864 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
Preferred..
20
7,120
Atlas
Bank of Calif Nat Assn capiOO
Bond & Share Ltd cap
*
Byron Jackson com cap
145 Calaveras Cement Co com—*
6,981
95,790 California Copper cap
..10
6,995 Calif Cotton Mills cap._.100
*
6,946 California Ink Co Inc A
339 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref.100
*
190,942 California Packing cap
200 California Water Serv preflOO
9,067 Calif West States Life Ins.. 10
30
108
75
25,172
721
35
2,354
57
23,444
754
431
3,259
88
745
3,743
717
45
511
617
1,549
345
73%
70
74
75
95
90
82
Aug"." 29 "74% "Aug"." 25
95
Aug. 17
95
Aug. 17
105
101
72 %
Sale
101
67
Sale
12
16
80
62%
47 X
Aug. 31 101
Aug. 31
58
67
Aug. 28
Aug. 28
62% Aug.
9
62% Aug.
9
85
47%
104% Sale
64
106% Sale
104% Aug'."31 104% Aug."31
57%
105x 106% 104% Aug. 16 104% Aug. 16
..
104%
108
—
105
104%
103
100% 101
Jan.
5 106
July
July
Feb.
99
100
86
71%
89
87 X
24%
100
Sale
92
103
93
Aug. 31
99% Aug. 21 100
88
Aug.
9
Aug.
9 88
101% Aug. 22 101% Aug. 22
103%
85
June 20
7
21 100% Jan.
21
76%
19 84%
19 102%
2
32%
July
July
17
19
June 20
Feb.
11
95
Aug. 17
9
12 108% Feb.
9 101
Aug. 31
100% June
3
98% Apr.
3 103% July
100
Apr. 12 105% Jan. 21
Feb.
Apr.
23
67
Aug. 28
75% Apr. 13
25
Jan.
Jan.
75% July
81
62%
14% Jan. 18 45%
76% May
5 81%
102
Apr. 20 104%
31
June
7
19
Aug.
9
July
5
Mar. 17
Aug. 31
Jan.
5
65
July
106% Jan.
108% July
105% Jan.
17
16
65
July
Apr.
103% Apr.
98% May
98% Mar
101
3
12
6
104
Feb.
1
85
Jan.
Jan.
18
104% May 29
105% Feb. 23
101% Apr.
103% June
105%
105%
Aug. 24
m July
Mar. 31
82
85
85
13
13%
40
1%
14
19%
1%
2%
145
157%
1%
2%
1%
1%
9
8%
12%
100
11
10%
1% Sale
26%
4% Sale
%
%
1
a.
...
17
18
18%
6
%
2
78
Sale
26%
28
Sale
71
73
22
75%
79
70%
ref.
*
407 Crocker FirstNatBk SFcaplOO
298,105 Crown Zeller com vot tr ctfs *
Preference series A
*
14,978
Preference series B__
*
6,136
12
12%
23
El Dorado OH Works cap...*
10
25
Preferred
17
202
1% Sale
5%
26
.....
Sale
31
Sale
6%
7%
31
32
11%
3%
13
18
19
43% Sale
11
4%
1
25
32%
1
5
5% Sale
35% Sale
35
35%
.
20
8
21
56%
54%
13%
2%
14
4
13%
35
35%
35
32% Aug. 29
May 16
May 16 95
May
6 91% July 15
92% May
S 105% Jan. 30
81
Aug. 31
Apr. 24 100
102
Mar.2'< 106% Jan. 12
95
July
5
July
5 95
95
73
9
2%
Sale
3
10%
45%
48
46
26
30
27
12
14%
3
9
9%
26%
29
20
23
Honolulu Plantation cap. .50
Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A.. *
27
40
47%
2
4
Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
3
6
18
18
Aug.
Aug.
19
101
Aug.
Aug.
1
3
20
Aug. 18
Aug. 29
Feb.
Feb.
160
July
5% July
6% July
Mar.
8
Mar. 23
11
Mar. 20
% Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
78
Aug.
25% Aug.
73
Aug.
20
Aug.
19% Aug.
19% Aug.
19
Aug.
68% Aug.
2
8
24
10
25
21
3
80
16
1
17
10
1
29%
73
21%
20%
24%
16
20
30
71
24% Aug. 16
Aug. 21
7
5% Aug.
1
Aug.
4
31% Aug.
210
31
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
26% Aug.
221
Aug.
6% Aug.
36
Aug.
35
Aug.
Jan.
Jan.
25
25
31
9
25
28
16
13% Aug.
4
2% Aug. 25
14% Aug. 25
3
Aug. 28
Aug. 17
Aug. 14
1% Aug. 14
7% Aug. 31
1% Aug. 30
8
19
36
Aug. 16
9
Aug. 25
2% Aug. 25
8% Aug.
9
2% Aug.
4
-----
10% Aug. 30
12
10
Aug.
Sale
44
Aug. 14
46% Aug.
27
12
Aug. 17
Aug.
7
28% Aug. 30
14
Aug. 24
7
15
18
22% June
19
Aug.
4% June
1
July
16
July
22% July
23
85
28
4
1
24
10
June 16
5% Feb. 2/
13
May
2
57
May
1
11
30
15 185
1
10
7%
30
7
25
14%
3%
,35
12" Mar.
74
May
8% Mar.
63
Apr
13
Apr.
10%
2%
12%
34%
10%
5%
1
Mar.
1
Apr. 10
Feb.
7
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
25
30
21
4
10
11
Jan.
31
26%
3%
%
3%
Mar. 25
May
9
May 11
Apr.
5
% Mar. 20
1 % Apr.
5
4% Apr.
1
10
6
June 28
7% July
4% June 23
21
Jan.
3% July
30
1% Feb.
55
10%
%
2
7% Sale
1%
2%
2%
7%
15
2%
4
17
2
Aug.
Aug.
7% Aug. 30
Aug. 21
56
Aug.
2
8
32% Aug. 29
80
July
6
May
8% May
% Apr.
12
May
6% Aug. 18
18% Aug. 21
53% Aug. 14
37
11% Jan.
55
11% Aug.
2% Aug.
12
.'
7
8
212
210
19
1%
3%
27
25%
15%
7%
20
55
10
5%
1%
21% Sale
18
20%
23% Sale
19%
20
68% Sale
23
6% Sale
1%
6%
Bros Stores, Inc. cap..*
20
8
2
Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
510 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
90,247 Food Machinery Corp com..*
10
5,577 Foster & Klelser com
Galland Mercantile Laundry
common (capital) ._......*
1,939
*
3,055 General Paint Corp A.
B
*
3,021
*
87,012 Golden State Ltd cap
Haiku Pineapple Ltd com..20
13,474
18
22
Sale
7
14
75
26
20%
20%
*
21%
73
21
Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
9
8%
19%
70
9%
4
8% Aug.
8
1 % Aug. 21
6
79
Sale
Emporium Capwell cap
19%
%
12
21
Sale
Inc class A partlc
Sale
17
2
18%
.
23% Aug.
6
4% Aug. 30
155
160
180
160
165
Aug. 11 160 .<
5% Sale
4% Aug.
3
5%
4%
4%
5
4% Aug.
4
4%
4%
4% Sale
10
20
•
Sale
6
16%
51'
%
14%
8%
Sale
50
Sale
2%
15
16
1
66
9%
2%
....
1%
84
31
100
23%
50
18
Sale
4,530 Hale
May
June 20
Jan.
4
16
33
28
6%
13%
615
73%
102%
97%
63%
100%
50%
84%
84%
81%
102
75%
30
'""756
Sale
85
30%
1,421
31,051
1,033
21,030
Aug. 14
14
....
2,075
Voting pool
10
465,222 Caterpillar Tractor cap....*
7,250 Clorox Chemical A.........*
1,556 Coast Cos Gas & El 1st pf 100
Consol Chemical Industries
33,541
Aug. 24
91
Aug.
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
102% Mar. 15 103% Aug. 29
Jan. 13
30
22% Jan. 21
Pat.
Shares
1,322
1,165
245
60
Aug. 24 106
1949
1,899
2,877
310
91
92
....1943
15,809
1,782
20,267
92,293
1
90%
1947
5%g
40 Associated Oil Co
"Y. 089
93
55
100
95 Alaska Packers Assn cap..*
91
103% Aug. 29 103% Aug. 29
~
.....
STOCKS
"""855
Prices
Ins Exch Bldg Co 6s...1931-44
-
1,530
102
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Sals Prices.
Ask
106
Food Mach Corp ser B 6s. 1938
6s.,
1941
14,000
11,000
5%«
1952
5s
1955
2,000
8,000 Pacific Pub Serv Co 5s...l936
11,000 Pacific Tel & Tel Co 5s—1937
5s....
1952
8,000
3 ,040
-----
91
64
Gt Western Power Co 5s. 1946
20,000 Market Street Ry Co 7s__ 1940
"
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid
Bid
102%
61
i",666
20,311
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN AUGUST.
35
30
Orpheum Theatre & Rlty Co
6s
1946
1,000
2,000 Pacific Elec Ry Co 5s....1942
28,000 Pacific Gas & El Co 5s...1942
Shares.
Aug. 31
105
5,000
12,000
1,000
1,000
Ask
102%
1935
Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s. 1937
Calif Ore Power Co 6%__1942
5.000 Mercantile Amer Rlty 5s. 1951
1945
68,500 Miller & Lux Inc 6s
7s
1935
21,500
21,000 Nor Amer Invest Corp 5s. 1947
7,000 North Calif Pow con 5s.. 1948
T,66o
Aug. 1.
1933.
Bid.
J
"Y,66o
Jan. 1 to
Price
Since
1,000
1932.
$109,000
1,131,000
Jan. 3
In
$
August
PRICES
SAN FRANCISCO
8TOCK EXCHANGE
1933.
$45,000
708,000
Bond Sales.
1933.
422,425
6,246,717
Stock Sales.
August
15
14
17
7
9
29
23
17
15
13
Jan.
14
34% July
73% July
31% Jan.
17
25
31
Jan.
6
6
7
29% July
21% June 19
79
Jan.
27
July
224
July
8% July
43% July
43
July
7
8
17
11
11
28
13% May 18
8% July 18
July
3
61
July 17
16
July 12
16% July 17
4
July 19
25
35
9
May
July
July
10% July
3% June
6% June
13
July
11
3
18
17
5
48% July
15
18
3
18
Hawaiian Commercial&Sugar
1,305
12,229
419
4,425
19,541
2,072
9,444
1,893
Co., Ltd, capital
...25
2
27% Jan.
6
Home Fire & Marine Insur
1,863
'""250
113
•
No par value*
Co
of
Calif capital.....10
Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap.*
55
6%. Sale
14
47%
6%
9
28%
Sale
8%
Apr. 21
8% Feb. 24
30
55
11
18
6% Aug.
1
8
Aug. 11
8
10
Aug. 11
Aug. 18
Mar. 31
2
Feb.
5
Apr. 18
3
30% July 18
16% July
6
50
July 27
10% May 29
10
July
8
/
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
74
In
August.
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
1933.
Par.
Shares.
140
465
460
410
150
100
720
229
2,302
3,750
3,325
250
5
911
Price
Jan. 3
Since
Shares.
1,495 Investors AssnThe (capital)*
2,531 Jantzen Knitting Mills com.*
14,898 Langandorf United Bak cl A *
Class B
*
4,604
Leighton Industries Inc(The)
150
Class A series 1
*
510
Class B voting tr certifs._*
15,139 Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
5.383 L A Gas & Elec Corp pref__100
12,286 Lyons-Magnus Inc A
*
B
*
17,907
142,513 Magnavox Co Ltd capital...*
6,017 Magntn & Co (I) common...*
100
8,244 Merchant Cal Mach Co com 10
73 Market Street Ry Co com. .100
220
Preferred
1,020
Prior
...
100
preference
Bid.
2%
2
3%
6%
3%
2
1
%
%
12
14
92% Sale
4
5%
3
A...
%
3%
57 %
12
4
5%
X
22%
91%
6%
2
Sale
4%
70
"2% Sale"
5Y
10
Sale
11
1
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
5
5
•
Bid.
Ys
6M
76
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
Ask
%
23 %
95
i
8
2Y
Sale
9
7
4
7
11%
4%
10%
3%
&
4
-
Sale
Sale
24"
25 v
87%
87
9%
Sale
3
Sale
%
%
95
*
-
1% Sale
1%
5Y -----
1%
1%
2
10
50
1,105
preferred 6% cumul
100
49,698 Natomas Co capital
—*
2,063 North Amer Inv Corp com.100
45
707
15
790
6% Aug. 30
5
Aug.
1
Aug. 15
4% Aug. 25
11
Aug.
Aug.
23% Aug.
86
Aug,
7% Aug.
2% Aug,
% Aug.
7% Aug.
80
Aug.
1% Aug.
8
5,385
56,628
3,288
8,607
19,728
22,417
279,25.7
185,135
47,984
82,583
18,198
58,135
87,341
10,789
3,985
55.051
2,681
3,260
157
150
673
70
24,068
21,799
3,874
6,251
1,183
3,446
4,774
501
263
2,768
76
Aug.
36% Aug.
28
25
7%
B
PaauhauSugarPlantCo capl5
Sale
1st preferred......25
Corp com..*
$6 dividend pref
*
Sale
a
29% Aug.
85
Aug.
1
Aug.
3% Aug.
86
Aug.
109% Aug.
23
Aug.
Sale
IX
Pac Pub Serv com non-vot..*
First
*
preferred
Sale
Pac Tel & Tel Co common. 100
100
Preferred
Parafflne Cos, Inc., com
"25""
*
31
18
2
31
28
8
16
9
Aug. 21
80
2
88
21 % Aug. 29
19% Aug. 29
21Y
5% %
Pacific Lighting
91%
9%
3%
%
7%
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
28
3% Aug. 22
1
5
Aug.
23% Aug. 31
Sale
6% 1st preferred........25
Aug. 31
_
24
22
Aug. 14
8% Aug. 11
4^
Sale
Pacific Gas & Elec Co com.25
6% Aug. 23
Aug.
9
Aug. 25
4% Aug. 25
6
76
Aug.
8
49% Aug. 29
5
Aug.
1
28
Aug. 15
26
Aug. 14
Aug. 31
i
Aug.
1
8% Aug. 11
4% Aug. 25
5
Aug.
1
28
Aug.
23% Aug.
21% Aug.
32
Aug.
8
1
17
10%
*
♦
Oliver United Filters Inc A
1
6% Aug. 29
Sale
Occidental Insurance cap..10
1
16
9
1
Aug.
Aug. 15
2
Aug.
5
Sale
100
6% preferred
29
17
3
Sale Prices.
12
31
31
16
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
4
14
29
92
28
8
27% Aug. 28
420 Ry Equip & Rlty Co Ltd cl A *
180
Class B
217
20
1,843
First
996
'250
330
Preferred series 1
Preferred
315
Convertible
series
5Y
4
5
3%
2........*
6
6%
1
2
X
% Sale
6%
100
35
*
com
Richfield Oil Co of Calif com *
Preferred....
.......
1,914
62
"""325
503
Series A preferred
5,525 Schlesinger & Sons cl A
105
130
111,381
10
dH J...
85
84
67
67
%
%
X
1
lb"
Sale
5;
5
40
601
100
38
43
25
225 Sherman Clay & Co pr pf.100
67 Sierra Pacific El Co pref__100
60
70
il**
60
65
49
60
"""300
14,228
936
19,608
5}$%
cum conv
pref
13,367 Socony-Vacuum Corp cap._25
185,076 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
198,619 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B
*
2,295
2,924 Spring Valley Co Ltd capital *
241,612 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
126,605
2,154 Teleph Investm't Corp cap.20
1,280 Thomas Allec Corp class A..*
61,402 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
Preferred
100
7,322
2,070,338 Transamerica Corp capital._*
25
65
"2"419
910
137
168,712
24,267
mm mm mm
725
15,646
154,013
7.936
mm mm mm
mm
m
mm
mm
1,225
Union Sugar Co
Preferred
common..25
.....
7%
4%
5%
24
5%
24 %
31
42
4
2%
4%
3%
42 Y
3
39
5Y Sale
9% Sale
1%
IX
17
25% Sale
pf.100
common
■.
10
bA
9% Sale
56%
65% Sale
225""
X
2
7Y Sale
31
19
24
16
28
1
June
9
% Mar. 30
3% Feb. 25
60
Feb. 17
% Feb. 15
2
June
7
2% Jan.
3
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
May
13%
Sale
30
8
30%
8%
8%
3%
6
33%
27%
3%
Sale
33
4^
7
7%
39% Sale
18%
4%
%
3%
7%
45%
60
% Aug.
4
5
Aug.
9
9% Aug. 31
53
Aug. 23
65% Aug. 31
Aug.
8
25
Aug.
1
8% Aug. 25
11
"Aug. 21
13% Aug. 30
32% Aug. 25
8% Aug. 10
Sale
50
7% Sale
3%
20%
5%
16%
38
38%
18%
5%
Sale
Sale
Sale*
A*
20% Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
%
%
%
33% Aug.
1
31
18
11
19
20
13
15
15
17
17
13
14%
13%
13%
..
Jan.
June
6
94% July
9
10
11
12
July
29
July
17% July
2% July
14
15
7
6
19
Jan.
Apr.
26
111
Feb.
16
6% July
27
4
June 21
4
2% June
1% Mar.
July
Feb.
% Aug.
18% July
Jan.
June
3
15
i 6
26
8
37% Feb.
8
2% June
6% June 28
62
July 19
75
97
Jan.
20
66
July
24
June
13
Jan.
May
May
% Jan.
2% June
4
Feb.
38% Jan.
11*
50
65%
Apr.
66
Apr.
6% Feb.
11% Feb.
15%
38%
8%
4% Jan.
Aug.
3
32
Aug.
22% Apr.
2% June
3% Feb.
24
Apr.
4% Mar.
5
Apr.
9% Feb.
1 % Mar.
11% Apr.
2
10
Aug. 31
53
Aug. 25
7% Aug. 25
5
Aug.
9
21
Aug. 31
4% Aug.
9
Aug.
43% Aug.
6% Aug.
5
Aug.
18% Aug.
4% Aug.
8
8
40
30% Aug.
Aug.
210
4
40% Aug. 28
9 220
Aug. 31
Aug. 16
13
14% Aug.
2
July 18
July
7
July 11
Aug. 31
July 15
July / 7
July
7
July 17
June
13
July
July
*6%
Feb.
Aug. 31
%
13%
7
3
93% Jan. 16
2% June 13
99% Apr.
8% Feb.
9% May
% Feb.
% Feb.
% Feb.
3% Apr.
6
2
6% July
6
6
Aug.
July
10% July
54% July
9% July
Apr.
23% July
7% July
20
July
46
July
32
17
Feb.
90
220
June
2
43
May
% Mar.
Apr.
20
86
225"'
206
June
July
11% July
5% July
6% July
32
July
25% Jan.
23% Jan.
4% May
2% Apr.
40
30
31
Sale
17
31%
Aug.
4
Aug. 23
Aug.: 7
Aug. 16
Aug. 15
_
.....
Sale
7
89
6
30%
1
10
July 17
75
July 15
7
2% June
60
Aug. 10
65
Aug. 10
Aug.
3
65
5%
7%
% Aug. 31
July 17
5
July
98% Jan. 30
11% July 15
5% July 15
1
27
20
3% Jan.
% Feb.
3% Apr.
53
12%
9
July
8
7% June 13
14% July 12
6% July
7
76
Feb.
21%
19%
25%
77
Sale Prices.
July
49% July
8
.luly
31
July
27
July
9% July
Jan.
2
70
"n%
86
94
195
57,461
3*
11
7
25
United Aircraft & Trans com*
80 Weill & Co (Raphael)
1
Aug.
8
18% Aug. 25
——
26
7%
2,266 WellsFargoBk & UnTr cap 100
1.465 West Amer Finance Co pf__10
Western Pipe & Steel of Calif
mm-mm
86
Union Oil Co of Calif cap.-25
Aug.
8
Aug. 25
18
86
87
60
35 Transcon'lAir Trans Inc cap*
55
4
3
2
Aug.
June
Feb.
May
June
% Jan.
% Feb.
5
90
100
Preferred
Aug.
Aug.
—-
"18%
17
55
com *
Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
"20
105
411 San Joaq Lt 8c Pr prior pf.100
66
Prior preferred series A. 100
10.934
5
6
%
%
11%
83%
5%
„
25
Roos Bros Inc common
18%
5% Aug.
4
4
Aug !
7
preferred—
2.774 Rainier Pulp & Pap cl A
•
""200
5
3%
3%
*
*
preferred
308
6%
11
29
3% June
2
67
2
2
X
2% Mar. 15
2% July
4% Feb.
2
13%
Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
Plg'n Whistle Corp partlc pf *
Highest.
Lowest.
Prices.
5
Sale
5 >$% preferred
100
North Amer Oil Consol cap. 10
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
Sale
Mercantile Amer Realty Co
13,695
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN AUGUST.
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
aggregate sales.
«>une
94
165
Apr.
% June
220
2
7
7
5
19
21
7
17
15
17
Jan.
26
July
17
% Mar. 22
Feb.
15
2 % July
11
July
17
2% July
11
17
Yellow & Checker Cab Co—
430
♦
No par value
(Consolidated) cl A set 1.50
4%
2%
5
2%
5
-
-
Los
Angeles Stock Exch
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
:
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
AGGREGATE SALES.
445,199
2,303,339
Jan. 1.
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 31___
1932.
$15,000
$5,000
148,000
146,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
BONDS
1933
Bid.
S
1,000 Great Western Power 5s. 1946
1942
8,000 L A Gas & Electric 6s
"5,660
1933.
August
PRICES IN AUGUST.
los anqeles
stock exchange
Since
August.
1932.
186,698
2,308,900
Shades
In
Bond Sales.
1933.
August
2,000
20,000
1,000
5^s
1947
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
102
101
Ask.
102
Sale
Highest.
Prices.
Sale
Lowest.
Prices.
Sale
103
10434 103
10434
102
10234 101
98
99
9934
9934
104 34 10534 10334 10434
104
104
Lowest.
Aug. 31.
Aug. 1.
Ask
15434 "Aug" "29
10434 Aug. 29
102
Highest.
Prices.
Sale Prices.
10534 Jan. 13 10534 Jan.
Apr. 10 10834 Jan.
10434 Jan. 24 10434 Jan.
9734 Mar.
1 1015a Jan.
103
5s
1961
5s
1939
103
1,000 L A Railway 1st mtge 5s..1938
58
62
65
58
57
60
62
47
50
48
50
44
46
4534 Feb. 27
18
20
63
41
43
64
68
95
96
2,000
1st ref 5s
...1940
1,000 Miller & Lu* 7s...
1935
2,000 Pacific Electric Ry 5s
1942
3,000 Pacific Gas & Electric 5sl955
3,000
5^s
1952
4Hl
1957
4,000
2,000
1.000
5s
1942
965$
955$
...
60
1005$ 1015$
104
105
945$
955$
1025$ 1035$
1,000 Pacific Light & Power 5s. 1942
1,000
2",6oo
5;66o
Shares.
105
106
1951
12,000 So Calif Edison 5s
5s
17,000
1952
5s
1954
12,000
2,000 Southern Calif Gas55js.l952
9,000
4«s
1961
7,000 So Calif Telephone 5s
1947
25,000 So Counties Gas 4 Mis
.1968
1942
3,000 Union Oil of Calif 6s
5s
9,000
.....1945
104
104
1045$
104 Mi
10434
101
102
88
89
STOCKS.
Shares.
3,500
100
50
1,300
4,300
5
1,600
800
100 Barker Bros pref
100
4,600 Barnsdall Oli Corp A
..25
83,900 Bolsa Chlca Oil Corp A
10
1,186 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
6,600 Byron Jackson
*
2,750 California Bank.......
25
2,492 Calif Packing Corp
4,200
300
3,700
25
489 Central Investment Corp. 100
11,700 Chrysler Corp
9,600 Citizens Nat Bank..
46,100 Claude Neon Elec Prod
100
3,400
700
300
300 Commercial
*
20
Ltd.*
Discount
♦
9,900 Douglas Aircraft Inc
7,000 Emsco Derr 8c Equip Co
2",655
200
7,969
20,800
200
2,900
69
861
1,400
2,800
1,000
200
'"155
"5 5$
2,900
a6
61
37,200
310
45$
6
15$
13
10
L A Gas & Elec
85$
Sale"
15$
95$ Sale
45$ Sale
47
45$
55$
31
355$
26
265$
45$
5
3354 Sale
305$
325$
115$ Sale
6
45$
5
32
35 5$
27
5
45
Sale
305$ Sale
115$
12
Sale
105$
105$
145$ Sale
125$
35$
135$
145$
25$
310
4
Sale
295
*
..10
103
8834 Aug. 24
8834 Aug. 24
8634 Aug. 24
87
Aug. 18
97
Aug. 29
97"
Aug. 29
235$
15$
195$
75$
3 5$
275$
45$
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
4
1
10
8
2
11
17
11
325$
15$
195$
95$
45$
275$
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
6
Aug.
105$ Aug.
14
1
31
10
1
16
Pacific Clay Products
*
Pac Finance Corp common.10
Preferred series A
10
Preferred series C
10
155$
5
310
1
6
Jan. 24
May
5
Jan. 23
Jan. 20
Jan. 18
Apr.
6
Jan. 17
105
Jan.
104 54 Feb.
105
Jan.
103 34 Jan.
24
10
18
20
8834 Aug.
10234 Apr.
83
Mar.
9254 Jan. 25
10434 June 12
104
83
91
May
May
97
25
Pac Lighting Corp com
*
6% preferred
7
55$
65$
85$
com
33
15
45$ Aug. 11
46
Aug. 25
325$ Aug. 18
125$ Aug.
2
6
Aug.
1
145$ Aug. 31
15
Aug.
135$ Aug.
2
35$ Aug. 16
35$ Aug.
300
Aug.
Aug. 18 310
7
385$
675$
71
-
39
695$
92
—
61
9
3
1
9
9
9
925$ Sale
25$
35$
7
Aug. 30
"III
Sale
10
5$
915$
25$
345$ Aug
7
66
Aug. 15
92
Aug. 30
655$ Aug. 25
415$ Aug. 25
66
Aug. 15
92
Aug. 30
655$ Aug. 25
7
Aug.
8
95$ Aug. 18
9
Aug. 21
95$ Aug. 18
1
87
Sale
3
925$
35$
Sale
8*
-•
12
35$
5$
125$
45$
~—
155$
8
2
2
4
554 Sale
95$
85$
87
Aug. 31
925$ Aug.
2
25$ Aug. 18
3
Aug. 31
55$
5
5
Aug. 15
95$
5$ Aug. 11
9/s Aug. 29
Jan
20
Jan.
24
Aug. 29
65$
95$
45$
55$
65$
Sale
10
65$
Sale
85$
95$
245$
2IU-27235$
235$
215$
22 5$
23
21 >8
22
385$
395$
905$
32
205$
305$
255$
27
315$
875$
285$
195s
295$
255$
265$
755$
S40*
245$
89
2H
"IT
ill
4
45$
35$
15$
"354"
15$
6
"65$
Sale
25$ Sale
85
42
65$
35$ Sale
90
84
66
61,400 Security First Nat Bank...25
27
Mar. 31
38
Jan.
135$ July 17
7
July 24
155$ July
6
30
Sale
3
5
May
4
55$ Jan. 27
115$ Jan.
25$ Apr.
265
Mar.
Mar.
55$ Jan.
35$ Feb.
85$ July
5$ July 12
5$ Apr. 18
825$ Apr. 28
Jan.
6
Aug. 24
85$ Aug.
95$ Aug.
9
5$ Aug. 11
125$ Aug.
5
6
90
12
15
Sale
15
Sale
375$ Sale
Odd lot.
>
21
24
June
7
2ft
19
30
12
29
20
24
30
6
16
10
18
9
Jan.
30
1
Apr.
18
98
Jan.
30
55$ June
8
6 5$ July 12
26
1
Jan.
2
5
Aug. 15
26
3
5$ Aug. 11
23
June 30
Aug. 21
55$ June 20
5$ Aug. 11
8
Aug.
2
Aug. 24
Feb.
Feb.
24
Mar. 17
9
9
11
22
28
18
21
87
Aug. 11
255$ Aug. 29
95$
245$
225$
205$
295$
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
95$
265$
23 5$
20 5$
315$
875$
285$
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
11
10
2
18
10
4
2
July
July
Jan.
10
Jan.
6
Apr. 21
105$ Aug.
95$ Aug.
85$ Apr.
21
ar.
16
Apr.
7
215$ Apr. 24
205$ May
9
Mar. 30
May
9
Mar. 27
June 21
3
15$ Aug.
3
June
1
4
Aug. 31
87
Aug. 28
90
Aug. 25
15
Aug.
365$ Aug.
15
Aug.
1
395$ Aug. 21
1
10
18
Mar. 27
30 5$ July
255$ Jan.
Feb.
#
17
13
10
Jan.
925$ Feb.
20
July
13
30%
m
11
June 21
June 12
June 26
June 26
905$ July
3
Mar. 17 107
Mar. 17
Mar. 29
75$ June 28
Aug. 24
Aug. 24 109
65$ Aug. 22
55$ Aug. 11
25$ Aug.
5
May
15$ Aug.
66
37
Jan.
15$ Mar.
Jan.
145$ July
35$ July
7
Aug.
12
July
65$ Apr.
iVA July
68
July
92
Aug.
72
July
7
May
125$ July
95$ Aug.
Aug.
1
13
July
7
55$ July 18
310
65$ Apr.
Aug.
66
Aug.
605$ Feb.
22
Jan.
285$ July 12
6
July 22
46
Aug. 25
18
Feb.
7
109
1025$ 105
420
26
45$
1065$
3
20
28
38
"~95$
305i
2454
30
Aug. 15
45$ Aug. 21
22
100
Feb.
Aug. 29
June
5
195$ Aug.
6
6
105$ July
3
55$ July
48
July 20
7
65$ July
3m
25$
315$ July
7
135$ Apr. 18
3
Apr. 14
95$ Mar. 2?
1
---
305$
245$
45$
1
65$ July 12
i5$
4
Mar. 15
Jan.
325$ Apr. 18
6
45$
154
100
•
Aug. 30
7
.....
"15$
«.....*
Preferred
35$
32 5$
305$
105$
11
com
Pacific Western Oil Corp
32
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
Apr. 11
2 % July
89
55$% preferred
5
10
31
28
11
14
"9" "n"
135$
60
55$
D......10
Pac Gas 8c Elec com.......25
1st pref 6%
-....25
1434
4534
10434
10634
10034
10034
10734
Jan.
29
1
45
a
Mar.
Feb.
4534 Feb. 27
102
25$
10
885$
Sale
10
64,200 Republic Pete Co Ltd.....10
25,000 Richfield Oil Co com.......*
Preferred...
22,400
380 S Joaq Lt 8c Pw 7% pr pfd.100
19
6% prior preferred..
100
value,
1434 Jan.
May
Aug.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
10334
10554
9234
10034
10734
95$ May
25$
7
4
120 Seaboard Dairy Cred pref. 100
620 Seaboard National Bank...25
No par
62
Mar.
28
1
*
10
Pac Amer Fire Ins Co
Pacific Pub Serv
33
...10
Preferred...
31
1
4
68
715$
...10
6% pref...100
L A Investment Co
30
Sale
365$ Sale
Corp....10
series
100
94
May
9634 Apr.
10
6,400
*
55$
11
Sale
6
Pacific Mutual Life Ins....10
119 Pacific National Co...
..25
3,400
30
14
*
common
Re-insur
Preferred
165$
Sale
*
Preferred new
1,300
74 Pacific Tel & Tel
10,400
6
6
18,650
""155
18*
36
*
34 Moreland Motors pref
1,000
100
7,600
1,100
10
10
2,327 Mortgage Guarantee Co..100
1,100
1,800
71,000
6,500
4,500
4,200
14,600
10,100
1,900
6,300
"95$
*
500 Magnin (I) common
500 Monolith Portl Cem com
800
37
9
2
_*
com
231 L A Athletic Club
a34
258
1
25
Preferred
300 Holly Sugar
354
15$
375$
10
1,877 Goodyear Textile pref
100
1,329 Goodyear Tire 8c Rub pfd.100
1,343 Hal Roach Studios 8% pfd.25
33,100 Hancock Oil Co A
...»
3,400 Internat
862
35$
30
3
2,700 Goodyear of Akron
15$
15
290
100 Gilmore Oil
3,400 Globe Grain & Milling
400 Golden State Co Ltd
100
8734
235$ Sale
*
35
89
15$ Sale
458 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk.100
400 Food Machinery
*
15
35
10
86
10
400 Foster & Kleiser
1,800
88
10334
10
19,900 Consolidated Oil...
93
100
10434 10534
1
6
45
10234 103
10034 10134 10334 Aug. 10 10334 Aug. 10
10434 10534 10434 105
95
96
9734
98
105
95
96
10534
10634 108
10634 10734
10234 10334 10134 102 X
10234 103 34 10134 10234
10234 10334 10134 102 34
1003a 10134 10034 10134
9034
8934
8534
8634
10434 10534 10434 10534
87
86
8434
8734
10634
10634 10734
9634 "9734
9634 9734
Mar.
Feb.
Par.
11,400 Alaska Juneau Gold Min'g 10
1,500 Associated Gas 8c Electric
125
104
100
13
20
24
23
15$ Feb. 21
5$ Feb.
1
5$ Jan. 18
78
Apr. 18
605$ June
1
465$ Jan. 31
15
July 13
35
Mar. 27
4
Aug. 31
25$ June
8
2
98
June
Jan.
605$ June
48
7
20
1
Jan.
30
Jan.
455$ Jan.
16
27
11
LOS
76
August.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
493
1,800
2,800
2,500
STOCKS.
54
2,600
12,100
22,400 Shell Union Corp com......*
25
3,500 Signal Oil-Gas A
25
107,200 So Calif Edison Ltd com
Original preferred......25
4,315
7% preferred..
.......25
26,100
6% preferred
25
40,200
5)4% preferred
25
31,300
Bid.
fs
26 >4
38%
25%
23
*
3,300 Taylor Milling Corp........*
666 Title Insur & Trust Co
25
Transamerica Corp
..*
344 Union Bank & Trust Co..100
25
578,100
212,900 Union Oil of Calif
*
100 Van de Kamps Bakeries
892 Weber Showcase & Fix pfd__*
1,200
Western Air Express.......10
100
No par value,
a
Odd lot.
Aug. 1.
Ask.
,
21%
22%
5H
Sale
26 %
Sale
Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
83)4
15)4
24 %
5
200
9% Sale
9
2)4
135*
7
85
26
7)4
Ask.
Sale
5
20% Sale
31
33%
24)4
24 %
20)4 Sale
18%
18%
.22)4
;
22)4
Sale
89
31
90
....
34 %
5
87
Sale
30
Sale
39% Sale
19
6
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
7%
3)4
20%
33%
24%
20%
18%
Aug.
7
Aug. 17
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
29
25
29
29
30
9% Aug. 25
Aug. 17
Aug.
3
35% Aug.
9
25% Aug. 15
22% Aug.
1
20% Aug.
2
4
23
14)4
13
4% Mar. 1
1 % Mar. 20
17% Apr.
30
1
3
25% Aug. 16
33% Aug.
2
Aug.
23
Aug.
7
Aug. 30
32% Aug. 28
39% Aug. 31
88
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
21
May
83% Apr.
11% Feb.
9
6
3
24
29
15
27
25
20
Feb.
27
May
4
22%
19%
17%
21%
25
14)4
5
6
22% Aug.
86
19
12
14
9
11%
25
30
30)4
32)4
7% Sale
7% Sale
112 % 115
112)4 125
20% Sale
18)4 Sale
5
10
5%
10
3
5
3)4
13%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
22)4
25
19%
25
5)4 Sale
5
Sale
35
37 %
25% Sale
22 % Sale
20)4
20%
22% Sale
90
16
Sale
10
15
4
8
4
■22%
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Aug. 31.
Ask. Bid.
9)4
8)4
3%
7
Bid.
21
21%
25
25
100
a36
*
25
Preferred
a4
16,500
pref
133,200 Standard Oil of Calif
274 Superior Oil com
90
25,000
A
6% pref
25
377 So Counties Gas 6% pref. 100
100
28,000 Southern Pacific Co
2,300
200
400
1933.
Par.
400 So Calif Gas
"1400
PRICES IN AUGUST.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
10,200
EXCHANGE
Jan. 3
In
800
STOCK
LOS ANGELES
aggregate sales.
4,200
ANGELES
12%
10% Aug. 11
Aug. 17 30%
6% Aug. 16
7%
114
Aug. 23 114
18% Aug. 7 20%
7
7
Aug. 11
4
4
Aug. 15
30
Aug. 18
Aug. 17
Aug. 25
Aug. 23
Aug. 31
Aug. 11
Aug. 15
4
20
June 30
Jan.
Apr.
4% Apr.
100
Apr.
9% Feb.
7
Aug.
3% Feb.
12% Feb.
10
May
11% July
6
July
May
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
22% Apr.
24% Feb.
27%
40%
27%
24%
22%
90
25
11
31
12
28
16
9
38% July
7
July 12
8
Apr. 27
25
June 30
40
4
12%
15 31
9%
3
18 200
28 23
7
11
5
2
25
26
Feb.
7
13
17
Aug. 18
July 20
July 19
Feb. 24
July
6
Aug. 11
15
June 28
Feb.
2
10
May 26
In the earlier part of this publication complete
the country, for the latest
General Quotations
those dealt in
to the
on
we
the
records of the dealings
month and for the calendar
combine in
one
date,
year to
are
on
the leading stock exchanges of
furnished.
o*
In this department
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
The following is
index
an
different classes of securities quoted:
Page
Steam Railroad Bonds....
,__77
Steam Railroad Stocks.........
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds
.......81
Page
83
Insurance
Public Utility Stocks.....
88
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
99
Industrial & Miscellaneous Bonds
99
Joint Stock Land Bank Stocks.
Page
Public Utility Bonds.......—
Industrial & Miscellaneous Stocks
..91
...
.95
Stocks and Scrip.!
94-120
95
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks..95
United States and Municipal Bonds
100
Federal Land Bank Bonds
100
Exchange Seats.....
93
Canadian Municipal Bonds
..102
Real Estate Bonds
119
Textile Manufacturing Stocks.....
94
Foreign Government Bonds
..101
Investment Trust Stocks and Bonds.... ..82
Mining Stocks
.........
..94
...
Quotations from all Stock Exchanges are as near as possible for the dosing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
As the New York Stsck
Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices "and Interest," we have adopted the same method and no longer
employ a designating
mark to Indicate the fact except where there is a deviation from this rule.
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter "f" is prefixed
lethe price, he must pay accrued interest in addition to the price.
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 "f"
prefixed
to
bond prices denotes tnat the quotation is
therefore the purchaser does not
have to
default, the price is always "flat." and
no
provide for it separately in
Quotations for equipment bonds are based
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
are
It should be borne In mind in the
cases
a
flat
price—that is, that the accrued interest forms part of the price, and
making payment.
As already stated in the
case
of income bonds and bonds in
designating mark is employed to indicate the fact.
on average
maturities
"and dividend"; that is, the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
of these tables that the quotations for
use
many inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but in
all
the figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often used, via.; "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
Bonds.
"railroad
Bid
1st
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask.
Bonds.
Atlantic Coast Line RR (Concl)
Adirondack 1st 4%» 1942 guM&S
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942. J&D
Great
"and interest" except
Atk
bonds
90
88
Akron Canton & Youngstown—•
Gen & ref 6s 1945 ser A-.A&O
Gen & ref 5 He 1945 ser B A&O
Alabama
are
Eq 6s 1934-1935 (yr)—J&J 15 6
Eq 4%» 1934-'41 E (yr).F&A 6
----
38
41
38
41
Atlantic Coast Line of S O—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
J&J
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948—J&J
Southern—
2d
90
94
81H
g 5s 1943 ser A—.J&d
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
J&d
Alabama N Orl T & P June—
cons
84
k
4s
1948
Atlantic & Yadkin—
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949-
Aug Term 1st
"A" deb 5s g '40 red '10-M&N I
"B" deb g 5s '40 red '10-M&N I
"O" deb g 5s Nov 1 1940-A&O I
J&J
A&O
6s 1947--A&0
gu g
4.50
4.50
3.75%
3.75%
89
...
5s Mar 1942
5s Jan 1943
80
45
50
90
5s
80
_
86
75
100
105
88
92
Alabama Tennessee & Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948
J&J /
Gen Income 6s Oct 1948
/
Alabama & Vlcksburg Ry—
88
92
17
2
22
86H
99%
88 %
1st M g 5s 1974 series A-.M&N
60
65
conv
Ooll &
conv
g
1946.A&O
89H
90
5s 1944
F&A
60^
61H
55
58
39
39 H
97 H
98
5s 1949
..J&D
Ool & conv 5s 1950
;_.A&0
Allegheny val gen 4s 1942..M&S
Allegheny & Western—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998
A&O
Ann Arour 1st g 4s i«95- ..y-j
Eq tr 6s 1934-35 (s-a)..J&J 15
Ark & Mem Ry Brge & Term—
1st M 5s 1964
m&S
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947
A&O
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995. --A&O
Adjustment 4s July 1 1955 Nov
Stamped
..m&N
Conv g 4s of '09 due 1955 J&D
Conv g 4s of '05 due i955. j&D
Oonv g 4s of *10 due 1960 j&D
Oonv deb 4H» 1948.....J&d
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958. --J&J
Oal-Ariz 1st & rf 4 Ha '62 op m&S
Series B
39
90
96
95%
69H
79%
69H
69 H
4.00%
4.00%
4-00%
4.00%
4.00%
98 H
Medford Ext 5s 1937.
87
90
94^
1G0H
95%
105 %
43
88
47
79
81"
1st cons 4s July 1 1952-.-M&S
uev
Doacli
60
92
91H
90%
Beech Ork Ext 3Hs 1951
A&O
Belt RR & Stk Yds
(Ind'p'lis) —
1st, ref gold 4s 1939—M&N
Bolvidere Djl 1st 3Hs 1943.-J&J
89
Big Sandy Ry 1st
92 H
94%
74
20
78
25
91
94
g 4s 1944. J&D
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.m&S
Boonvllle St L & Sou 5s '51.F&A
Boston & Albany 5s Oct '63
J&J
5s June 1942.
—.j&D
66
87 H
87
1955—
4Ks guar 1957
4%b guar 1968
4%b guar 1951....
4guar 1956
4h« guar 1955
40-yr 5s guar 1970
5s guar 1969
67
S Fdeb 7s 1940-
67
S F deb 6 Hs 1946
Interest.
99
-
62
5.50
—
rnrnm
'•
mmmm
100
03%
4.50%
74
72
J&J
58
57%
73
75
100
103
90
F&A
J&J
.J&d
77
5.25
52
92 H
96 H
90%
90%
97
M&S
97
..F&A
99 %
102
J&D 15
F&A
J&J
101%
A&O
101%
Eq tr 6s 1935
m&N 65.75%
Eq tr 4 %B 1934-1942 (gu) m&N 05.75%
Eq tr 4Hs 1934-45(ann)__J&D 65.75%
aoadlan Northern—
3%m Jan 1 1951
j&J
Ref 3Hs 1952 gu N Y O—A&O
58 guar 1969...
J&d
•
^
m.
mmmm
m
m
mm
mm
mm
94
97 H
97 H
97
97%
98
99%
102%
102%
102H
5.00%
5.00%
5.00%
A: Last sale
I London,
n
Nominal,
s
105
105H
J&J
108 %
110
10-yr g 4Hs Feb 15 1935.F&A
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939
J&J
4.00 %
accrued
88
Cambria & Ind 1st 4%b '68. _J&J
Eq tr 5H* 1934 38 (year) m&N 6
Canada Atl 1st 4s 1955
J&J
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A_ A&O
Can Nat Rys 4Hs gu 1954.M&S
79%
54
m »
—
mmmm
Rapids & North-
94
99H
96 H
—
81H
Cong 4^s 1957-..
m&N
Eq 6s ser K 1933 (s-aj —F&A 6
Buff & Susquehanna RR Corp—
98 H
77
—
102
94 H
-
N Y O.m&N
gu
mmmm
-
67
25
100
1st 5s 1941
J&J
1st ref 5s 1961
J&J
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh
General 5s g 1937
M&S
4s Mav 1 1935
§8*
88H
—
55
5.00%
5.00%
30
Buffalo Creek
5s July 1 1938
J&J
4%b July 1937
J&J
4tfs Impt. 1978
F&A
4s May 1 1934 gu N Y O.m&N
87
82H
83 H
4.75%
77
—
4Hb July 15 1947-J&J15
Gen m 6s *33 extd to '38.J&J 15
Brook & Mon 2d 6s 1938
J&d
Brun & West 1st 4s 1938
J&J
Gen M g 4s
62
•
mm
90
m
70
w*
69
Gen unlf
fThh price includes
1st
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
40%
85
ser A 4Hs 1964.J&D
18%
Eq 6H« Feb 1936 (year) F&A 6 4.75
Booaon
m
82
05%
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g '34-. a&o
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s'44 F&A
Cam & Clear—1st, 5s g 1941-J&J
89
—
80
F&A
Burl Cedar
Battle Creek & Sturgis-
98
30
__
Wor Nashua & Roch 4-5s 1945
4s Oct 1 1934
A&O
Boston & N Y Air Line—
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
86
Line RR—
Ool tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op.M&N
Oonv deb 4s 1939 op 1916M&N
90
86H
20
79
m
89
127
86
100
86
1f
102
99
83 H
87 %
.74
■
78 H
89"
88H
80 %
80%
80%
101%
98%
91%
Ifxl 17
..m&N
86^
73 %
Toledo & Oin Dlv 4s 19591
Bangor & Aroostook-—
75
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939— F&A
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951
j&J
1st M B%b 1929 extd as 5%
ft Basis.
62
81
78
85
Atlanta & St Andrews Bay—
1st 6s. 1938
A&O
Atlantic Coast
45
80
1st M 5s 1944 ser B.
J&j
Atl Knox & Nor 1st 5s 1946..j&d
May 1954
^yr)
77 H
Rocky Mt Dlv 4s 1965—J&J
Athens Terminal Ry—
1st g 5s 1937
J&J
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
1st M4Hi 1944 ser A
J&j
to
01%
08%
78%
Ref & gen 5s 2000 ser D
J
08%
Ref & gen 5s ser ies F 1996.1
08%
Eq tr *%b 1934 4U (yr;_.M&N 64.75%
64.75%
64.75%
Eq tr 5s 1934-38
HI I-F&A 64.75%
Eq tr 6s '34 35
64.75%
Pittsb Lake Erie
Va-
-
m
1st
'
80
80 H
ser AO
M&S
5s 1955 ser 2
80 H
m&N
77
4%b 1961 ser JJ
A&O
Eq 4%b 1934-1943 (yr)..A&0 65.25 to
Boat & Maine (old) 4%»
73 H
J&J
4s Feb 1 1937
F&A
77%
4s Aug 1942—
66
F&A
3s July 1950
51
J&J
6.00
Equip 5%» 1932-1937(yr)F&a 6
6.00
Eq tr 6» 1934-38 (year)—J&D 6
1st
99%
....F&A
80
May 1943
May 19401st m 5s 1967
70
Coll tr
80
-
5s
79
Albany & Susq 3Hs
Alleghany Corp—
mm
mmmm
42
106
Oonv g 4Hs 1960
mm
mmmm
80
47%
106
1st M 4s K July 1 1948 —A
1st M 5s July 1 1948
A&O
m
80
-
37 H
101
6
80
-
5s Apr 1944
5s June 1945
5s Jan 1946
Ask.
80
*41
45 H
101
Bait & Harris g 5s 1936
ft
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 M&N
Baltimore & Ohio—
Bid.
Boston & Maine (new) 5s Sept
4s- 5s April 1947
100%
101
96
Sale price.
r
93
* Negotiability impaired by .Maturity.
78
BONDS
RAILROAD
NOTIGK.—All bona prices
"and interest" except where marked
are
Bid.
Ask.
Bonds
91
93
3hie & North Western (Concl
Eq tr 5s ,34-,35 ser M (yr) J&
65 34
6534
8034
Bid.
Bonds
and income and defaulted bond..
Ask
Bid.
Bonds.
1
Canadian N W 434a Oct 221943—
Canadian Pacific—
Cons deben 4a perpetual.-J& J
20-yr coll tr 4 Ha 1946
Coll tr 6a Apr 16 1934
r
lV/s
94
8234
7434
M&S k 11234
Conv coll tr 6sl942.
Eq tr 6a 1944
J&J
Eq tr 434a 1933 1938 a-a-J&D
Eq tr 434s 1940-1946 a-a.J&D
„
Eq 5s *33-'38 O (yr)
98
Ohlc RI & Pac Ry—
General gold 4a 1988
7634
5.50
57,
J&D
b
5 25
Eq tr 6a 1934 '36 (yriy),J&J16
b
5.25
Eq 6a 1934-1933
a
a.
6.50%
6434
65
2834
2734
1934
30-yr. conv.434s i960---M&N
Eq6s Jan 151934 '35 (yr)J&J15 b 11%
Eq tr 5s 1934-38 (s-a)
J&D b 11%
b 11%
b 11%
b 11%
5%
b
6.50 %
27
J&J
9834
5 50
75
-
^
06 06 lOi o o
Eq 634a 1934-36 K (yr)-A&0
Eq434a 33-'42 (yr.) aer A M&N
84
b
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4a 1949--J&J f 24
100
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 6a 1938- J&D
lat cone 6a 1962 aer A.J&SD15
9634
5 25
Equip 6a 1934-1937 a-a-A&O b
rJ&
95
83
Coll tr 6s 1964
J&D
S f 4Ha Dec 16 1944—J&D16
Coll tr 434s I960
JceJ
'
6.50%
6.50%
6.50%
6.50%
-
M&S
A&O
97"
5.00%
5 00%
5.00%
27 X
1934
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
Chicago St Louis & N
89
Carthage & Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981--J&D
UataWlaaa Cuxia g 4a 1948—A&O
6834
72
Con g 334a June 15'51 J&D
65
92
96
45
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951
J
Ohic St Paul Minn & Omaha—
54
Cent Ark & Ea lat 5a 1940 op J&J
OentrBr On Pac lat g 4a *48-J&D
Central of Georgia—
9234
48
I*
M&N
1734
B-A&O
itH
O.-A&O
1634
8.50%
8.50%
8.50%
aer
11.00
11.00
28
Chat Dlv gold 4a 1951--J&D
Macon & Nor g 5a 1946
J&J
Mid Ga& Atl lat 5a 1947-J&J
Mobile Dlv g 5a 1946
Cent New Eng lat qu 4a 1961
Central of New Jeraey—
Gen M (now lat) g 5a 1987
Gen M 4a 1987
49
3334
J&J
31
45
7034
7334
101
J&J
4.30
4.30
Eq tr 434s 1934-'41 (yr)-F&A
Central Pacific—
1st ref 4a g guar 1949-—-F&A
1st g guar 4a Oct 1 1954—A&O
82
7334
10134
3.50%
3.50%
83J4
8734
32
b
It*
6434
European loan 4a 1946-M&S
Cent RR& Bkg 5a 1937—M&N
Central Vermont Ry—
Ea tr 5s Dec 14 33-'44
(yr)
General
4.15
4.15
4.15
Eq 634a 1933-'35 (ann)„.J&D
Craig Valley lat 5a g 1940-J&J
Refunding
g
(yearly)
f
1st
9034
b
54
8%
9234
9034
100
Equip tr 6a ,34-'35 (yr)„ J&J15
Monon Goal gu 5a "36 opt J&D
55
6%
9334
Indianapolis & St. Louis—
Short Line 1st 4s 1953—A&O
Ohjc Memp & Gulf 5s 1940--J&J
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
6(hyr 5s 1975 series A
F&A
Conv adj 6s Jan 2000
A&O
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989—J&J
58
99
46M
47
7734
80
85
77
81
73
7434
9434
90
b
Oleve Short L 434® 1961
A&O
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
lat 4s gold guar 1995
M&N
10334
5334
101
434
6§*
J&J
J&J
5® 1948-J&D
101
14 ya
1945
f
25
/
23
M&N /
/
3
3
Ext at 0% to July 1 1934
Georgia & Florida RR—
97
Ctfs
ser
A
of deposit
94
Georgia Fla & Ala RR—
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1946--A&O
Ga Kit & Lkg ref 6a 1951—A&O
4a Jan 1 1947
J&J
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945--J&J
Deb 5s 1952——A&O
b
Eq tr 4>4a 1933-1939 e-aJM&N
Gouv & Oaw lat 5a g 1942
J&D
r R & Ind ext 434a 1941—J&J
2d 4a 1936
A&O
10
10
—F&A f
13
16
35
43
95
M.
■
—
»
50
20
9%
7%"
Wx
90
9434
82
73
1st M 3a
J&J
r
8134
64
69
8834
r
93
95
82
r
88
90
7334
8334
7434
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955-A&O
1st 4a Feb 25 "39 Aig gu_M&N
lat 4a Feb 15 "42 Alg gu.M&N
r
8834
9534
96
a
f 434®
1977
aer
C-.A&O
93
Coal Riv Ry lat 4s gu '45—J&D
Colorado & Southern
6134
54
67
78"
7034
7834
6934
6534
W/s
67
79
90
41
48
4334
4334
3734
4334
4434
5s
1951
8934
73
4.76%
96
95 J4
9634
'
7.00
55
73
68
9634
Gen M 5a 1973 ser O
55"
Gen 434» 1976 aer D_
Gen 434» 1977 ser E
J&J
J&D
Eq tr 434a 1933-1939—M&8
Eq tr 434a 1934-1940 D (yr)J&J
Eq tr 5a 1933-1938 (yr)-M&S
52
3334
34
2934
2634
2934
18
22
90
93
35
80
83
Western
98
M&N
8434
15-yr g 534a May 1 '37—M&N
9434
Eq 6a Jan 15 *34-'35(yr) J&J15 54.50%
Delaware River RR & Bridge—
1st mtge g 4s 1936
9534
F&
Denver & Klo Grande Western3734
12%
5934
6234
6634
Denver & Rio Grande—
J&J
J&J
62
85
45
4.75
ne
Cons 4s 1934 opt to 1914—A&O
Greenb Ry lstg gu 4s '40--M&N
Green Bay & West debt certs A..
4.75
95
88
/3234
/ 4
Western—
1st M 6s 1958 ser A
J&J k
Guayaquil & Quito lat 5s '32 J&J2 /
28
15
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
48"
A&O
66
_A&0
65
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Fob '52-J&J
3734
4734
8.50%
4534
5.25
Fruit
Deb ctfs B
9934
8534
9534
3.50%
5.25
Express
15*34-39 (yr) J&D
Eq tr 434s 1934-1940-J&D
Great Northern Ry of Canada—
Eq 5s J
Guantanamo &
A&O
83
J&J
33
Eq tr 434a 1934-42 (yr)_.M&N b
54
1st
534b 1950 ser B
1st 5s 1950 Series O
54
Stamped (July 11933 cpn on)
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g Is 1957 gu
HLarl R & Portch—See N
65
J&J
H&fla rtforo.
Y N
Hocking
Valley Ry—
gold 434s 1999—J&J
Eq tr 5s 1934-1938 (ann).A&O
Eq tr 5s 1934-1939 (yr)—J&J
Eq tr 6s '34-'35 (yr)
J&J 15
9934
1st cons
b
4.60
4.60
b
4.60
b
1st 4s 1935.-J&J
/
/
334
234
5534
68
8934
3934
2934
9034
.
Negotiabilityi mpaired by maturity.
68
7134
b
85
5034
3234
,
10534
10234
80
Delaware & Hudson—
Des M & Ft D
10534
10234
A—J&J
99
Imp & equip 5s 1960
M&N
Dayton Union 4a 1949J&J
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951—J&J
Del & Bound Br 334s 1955.F&A
1936
F&A
Grand Trunk West 4a £ 1950-J&J
lat g ru 4a $ July 1 1950—J&J
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '33-'43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term g 5a 1947— -J&D
034 s 1930 series F
1st & ref g 434® '61 opt '41-J&J
Gen M 534® 1952 aer B—J&J
i*
1st 1 & ref 6a 1936 ser B—J&D
lat con g 4s
r
Gen M 7a 1936 aeries
95
-
1st con g 434« 1936
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
gU—J&J
70
Deb 4s 1956 guar
.J&J
Cuban Nor Kys 1st 534s '42. J&D
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
J&J
1st 1 & ref g 7 34« "36 aer A. J&D
1st & ref gold 4s 1943
Gen 4a 1962 Can Gov
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
Sink fund g deb 7a 1940--A&O
Deb g 6a Sept 1 1930
M&S
Great Northern—
&
M&S
Oonv 5a 1935
1902
80
Conn & Pass 1st g 4s 1943—A&O
Conn River gold 4s 1943—-M&S
1st
.
8834
Con Ry (New Hav) deb 4s *54 J&J
Deb 4s 1955J&J
Deb 4s 1955
A&O
6.50%
6.50%
6.50%
«■
60
71
a
r,«
n*
6.50%
—
87
Grand Trunk Pacific—
t
15
3134
634
70
Ala 5s Oct
1st M 6s 1946
91
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15' 51-M&S15
68.50
68.50
Sale price.
80
f 534« 1972 series A__A&0
lat M a f 5s 1973 ser B—-A&O
lat
5134
Eq434s 34-*43 E & F (yr).J&J
Eq 4Ma ,34-'41 G & H(yr)_ J&J
Equip tr 6a 1934-35 (yr). J&J15
Equip tr 5s'34-'40 serB(yr)F&A
Chicago & North Western—
s
65
I*
8834
84
1134
1234
65
Stamped 1933.
Ga & Ala Term 1st g
87
-
79
77
*
Ext at 534% to 1961J&D
From Elk & Mo V 6s 1933--A&O
76
87
Eq tr 6a 1934-35 (year).-J&J 16
Columbia & Port Deposit—
1st m 4a 1940- —
F&A
Col & Hock Val ext 4a 1948 A&O
Col & Tol 1st g 4s 1955
F&A
74
6 Basis.
9934
4-25%
85
8%
5934
90
Ft Worth & D O 6s 1921—
Ga &
99
_
gen
11%
38
68.50
90
J&J / 39 H
"59-J&L f 5434
1st M & ref 6s 1952
Ref M g 434a May 1 '35-M&N
General mtKe 434s 1980--M&N
68.50
99
102
Genesee River 6a 1957
gtd 1948.-M&N
334®
57
60
b
-J&J
1st cons ref 4 H® '52 opt—M&N /
Amended 1st con 434s 1982
(Nov '32 and May <17 coup). f
Fort Dodgh Des Moines & Sou—
lat 5s 1938
J&D
Fort St Un Dept Det 434« '41 J&J
9334
Ser D 334a gen gtd 1950--F&A
Gen & ref 434s 1977 ser A-F&A
§8*
40
5034
2334
b
Fonda Johnstown & nloversv—
76
Ser B 434® gen gtd 1942—A&O
Series B 3 34s gen gtd 1942 A& O
41
103
51
b
lat & ref 5s 1974
M&S
1
Certificates of deposit
Eq 434a '33-*35 G (s-a) —-A&O
Eq 434a '34-'41 H (s-a).-M&S
Fla So lat g gn 4s 1945
J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934—J&J /
75
77
66
—
W*
39
•
61
6234
6234
6%
6%
6%
1st
60
4934
72
lat & ref 434a May 2037—J&D
lot & ref 4Kb May 20370 J&D
Oonv g 4J4a 1949 aer A„M&N
85
77
Cleveland Union Terminals—
72
M&N
8334
10134
1534
Gen 414a May *89 aer E..J&J
Gen M 4Ha May '89 serF.J&J
Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax
Gen M 5s '87 etpd inc tax M&N
Gen M 494a'87atpdinctaxM&N
Gen M 4 34s'87 stpd inc tax M&N
15-year 6 Ha Mar 1936—M&S
lat & ref 5s May 2037
J&D
96
82
84
J&D
gold 1993
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 434« gen gtd 1942—J&J
98
6034
M&N
4s
8734
9034
10034
Gen g 334" B May 1 1989-J&J
Gen 434a May *89 series O.J&J
Gen M 314a g 1987
Gen M gold 4s 1987
78
J&J
Cleveland & Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938J&J
Olev & Marietta 434s 1935-M&N
100
97
6234
6234
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
,
Chic
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
lst M 4^s 1969 opt 1919-J&D
10534
—.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
Ref M g 6a 1947 aeries A—J&J
Ref M g 5s 1947 aeries B—J&J
Ref M g 4a 1947 series O..J&J
lat & gen 5a 1966 series A.M&N
1st & gen 6a May *66 aer B J&J
10534
10534
Spr & Col Dlv 4c 1st g '40-M&S
White W V Div isti 4s *40-J&J
7234
b
5.00
Equip to 6s 1933-1935
Olev Oolum Oin & Indlanap—
100
Gen cons gold 6s 1934
J&J
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—
Cons now 1st 5s 1933
9634
A&O
Gen M 5s 1936
9234
J&D
94"
Ber C
Chicago Indiana & Southern By
Con mtge g 4a 1956
guar.-J&J
Chicago Indlanap & Louisville—
102
St L Dlv lstcoltr g4s'90 M&N
102
14
conaol 6* gold 1934—A&O
Oh cago & Erie 5a lat
g '82.M&N
Chic Grt West lat 4a 1959-M&S
M&N
A&O
Eq tr 6a 1934-35 (year)_J&J15
Eq 434a '34-'41 LL (a-a)—M&S
Eq tr 434s 1933 43 (s-a)„M&S
Penn coll g 4a Feb 11951—F&A
Erie & Jersey a f 6a 1955
J&J
93
9534
J&J
10134
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
-J&D
Ref & imp M 6s '41 ser O—J&J
Ref & Imp M 5s *63 ser D-.J&J
Ref& impt 434a ser E 1977-J&J
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939—J&J
O W & M Div 1st 4s g '91.J&J
90
Chic & Eaat 111
(new co)—Gen M 5a May 1951—M&N
96
4.75%
105
__.T&J
B
4s 1940—i F&A
—
Gen M 4a 1958
M&S
lat & ref 414a aer B 1977-F&A
1st & ref g 5a 1971 aer A..F&A
Illinois Div 314a '49 op '29 J&J
4a July 1 1949
6334
1948—F&A
ser
cons guar g
General
100
A&O /
68
A&O
A&O
Series B 1953Series D 1953
Ref & impt m 5s 1967
Ref & mtge m 5s 1975
Erie & Pittsburgh—
Olev Olnc Ohic & St Louis—
95"
A&O
j&ji5
9034
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
9934
Chicago Burlington & Qulncy—
f
75
68
aer
93
Equip truat 6s Jan 15 '34-'35
—
50
Eq tr 5s 1934-38 (yr)—A&G 55 25 to
78
Oincln North 1st g 4s 1951- -J&J
RR—
3a 1949
6934
91
Cin N O & Tex Pac Ry—
Cheaapeake & Ohio Northern—
1st M 5a 1945 guar
85
gold 4a 1953
Olnc & Musk Val 4s
3.50 %
92
78
Prior lien gold 4s 1996
Gen lien gold 4s 1996
1st cons 5s gold 1943
Florida East Coast 434a
100
Potts Creek 4s 1946
J&J
R & A Div 1st con
g 4s '89. J&J
2d con g 4s 1989
J&J
Warm Spr Val lat 5a g *41-M&S
J&J
J&J
A--A&0
Erie—
95
3.50%
4.15
Sq £9* 1934-*35 (yrly)_J&J15
68
Florida Central & Peninsula—
3.50%
4.15
55
A&O
1965
76
9434
9434
3.50%
3.50%
93
1st & ref 5s
74
82
10234
94
82
El Paso & S W RR—
Gen gu g 334® ®er B 1940--J&J
Series O 1940
J&J
Fltchburg 5s Jan 1 1934J&J
1st gtd g 5s 1943-
107
97
85'
lat 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
Income 6s 2862-.A&O
El Paso & R I 1st gu 5a 1951-J&J
Oonv
6034
1st mtge g 5s series O '57-M&N
Clearfield & Mahoning—
102
9634
66
Elmira & Williams port—
9434
1st M 5s 2020
10634
91M
30
Bast Tenn Va & Georgia—
Oonsol 1st g 5s 1956
M&N
Edmonton, Dunvegan & Brit
Columbia Ry 434s 1944--A&O
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941—M&N
102
7834
90 M
63
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
1st M 434s 2020 ser A—J&J
70
78
Nor Dlv lat g 4a 1948
A&O
Eastern Tenn & West N O—
5s 1935.
M&N
9234
6.50%
80
3534
—J&J
1st 4s Aug 1 1936
Q-F
Cln ind & West 1st 5s 1965-M&N
Cin Leb & Nor 4s 1942
M&N
6534
9.00
1st gold 5a 1937
10134
5s
103
10334
Dutchess Co RR 434a 1940—J&D
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
11334
gold 1942
J&D
2d mtge gold 434» 1937
J&J
Cine Ind & St L Sh Line Ry—
1st gold guar 4s 1953
A&O
102
J&J
Charleston & Western Carolina—
1st mtge g 5s 1946-A&O
Chattanooga Sta 4a 1957 gu.J&J
Cheaapeake & Ohio—
lat cona g 5a 1939
M&N
General 434s gold 1992—M&S
Ref & impt 414s 1993 ser A A&O
Ref & impt 4Kb *95 ser B J&J
Eq tr 434® '33-f40 W (yr)_A&0
Eq tr 5a 34-'38 (yr)_—M&S15
Eq tr 514a '34-'37 (yrly)..J&D
Chicago & Alton
101
104 H
Cin Ind St Louis & Chicago—
8234
.F&A
Charleston & Savannah—
1st mtge g 7s 1936--
100
llH
60
61
1st 5s 1937
A&O
Dulutn MinnaDe & Northern—
Gen g a f 5s Jan 1 1941——J&J
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
113
Consol gold 5s 1952
M&N
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton—
8034
m
7.50%
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
J&J
J&J
Guar g 6a 1960
5134
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Oonsol gold guar 4s 1952---J&J
1st & ref 534s 1962 A
M&S
Choc & Mempn 5s 1949-----J&J
29"
Eq tr 6a '34-'35 (yrly)-J&J16
„
10%
66
lat M 5a 1963 series B—
J&J
lat M 034® series C 1963—J&J
Guar gold 5s 1944J&D
19
11.00
5s 1959
b
lat & ref g 5s Dec 1 "60 opt J&D
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960—M&S
Chic Un Stat lat 434a 1963--J&J
5934
Eq tr 414s "34 '40 aer P(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4 34s '33-'40serQ(yr)M&N
Eq tr 5s 1934-'38 (yrly)._J&D
Ref & gen
J&
Eq 6a 1934-'35 (ann)
Ohic Terre Haute & Southeast
lat M g 6a Nov 1 1945—F&A
Cona gold 5a 1945Ref & gen 534s 1959 aer
50"
7134
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
let 5a Mar 1 1964
J&J
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953
J&J
Duluth & Iron Range—
This price includes accrued int.
k Last sale.
I In London,
n
Nominal,
r Canadian price
SEPT., 1933.]
BAILROAD BONDS
NOTICE.
All band price#
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask.
Bonds
Holldaysburg
Bedford A Oumb
1st M g 4s 1951 guar..
J&J
Housatonlc con 5s 1937-—-MAN
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37-J&J
Houston & Texas Central—
1st lien g 5s 1937
..J&J
94 %
84 %
F&A
4s "51-J&J
78
89
76 H
Illinois Central—1st g
1st gold 3%s 1951
J&.l
3-year notes 4%s 1934— J&D k
Main L ext 1st g 3%s '51 -A&G
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918-
Ser B 5s(£100&
£200)'63J&D
Series C 4%s 1963—J&D
Equlptr 6s 1932 (vri—
ser
§7 H
87
48%
77
77H
1st M gold 5s 1935
A&O
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
J&J
39
43
Mont Cent 1st
61H
/
70H
If 60
Louisville & Jeffersonville
70
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945--M&S
Louisville & Nashville—
79%
94
50-year gold 5s 1937——M&N
100%
66
4.75
67
Unified gold 4s 1940
—J&J
1st & ref 5Ha 2003 ser A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
96
1st & ref 4 Hs 2003 ser O—A&O
4.75
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
83 H
68
85
68
76
78
68
62 %
80 H
85"
Mahon O RR 1st 5s
Maine Central¬
88%
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
Certificates of deposit
1st & refg 4s 1951
la Minn & N W 1st 3
47%
38%
8%
46%
47H
64
60
I*
70
Kacawha Br & Ter 5s 1948--A&O
Kana & Allen 1st 4s 1990
A&O
Eq tr 6s 1934-35 (yr;—J&J 15
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955---J&J
Kan City Ft Scott &
Ref g 4s 1936 euar
68
73
/.
80
86
Cons
85
4.25%
M&S
80
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & Iinpt 5s Apr 1 1950--J&J
Eq tr 6s 1934-35 (year)-. J&J15
63 H
73 H
75
Eq tr 5Hs 1933-38 (year)
Kansas City Terminal
6%
50
1st M 4Hs 1961
(sterling)-J&J
accr Int at exch rate
4.8665
-
-
Stmpdaccrint at rate 4.8665
Plain 1961
J&J
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s *37—J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
-_
Lake Shore & Mich South—
Con g ref 3Ha 1997
J&D
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945—J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
6s series B 1954
J&J
J&J
Eq tr 4H8 l»33-'42 (vr)__A&0
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
5s 1954
F&A
94%
65%
1st
95
70
91H
93%
68%
78%
65
91
92
76H
77
Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949—J&J
Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959
J&J
85
83
63
102H
96%
96 H
4.75
4.50%
Eq
86
J&D
102 %
-J&D
81H
89
94
1r
83"
56
59
62
64
87
35
8
4%
7
6%
IP
48
31%
69%
tr,6s 1934-'35 (year)_J&J15
Mo Pacific RR (new
company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan
1965 A—F&A
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F
M&S
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser
G—M&N
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser
H—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser
I-.—F&A
Conv g 5%s 1949 ser A—M&N
Secured 5%s 1933-1956—J&D
91
100 H
/This price includes accrued interest,
27
9%
9%
9%
9%
90
84%
19
22
79%
81%
53%
56%
80
82
RR—
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B —J&J
Prior lien 4%s 1978 ser D.J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A__A&0
Mo Kan & Tex (old
company)—
1st gold 4s 1990
-—J&D
74
b 5 .75%
i
I In
London,
n
5%
40
37%
38*
40
36%
13%
18%
Equip trust 5s 1934-'40(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4%s '34-*44 F (yr)—M&N
k Last sale.
F&A
New York Central RR—
Conv deb 6s 1935
M&N
1
2%
2
88
98"
76
76%
83
60
70
65
80
80
31
87
58
69
21
21%
22%
21
86
76%
68%
A&O
73%
82%
lmpt 5s 2013 C
Ref & ref 4
78
J&J
'41op'16_M&N
1%
1%
1
IstM 4%s 1956 series D..F&A
21%
13.00
Eqtrust4%s 1934-'42
A&O
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 4%8 1945 guar,..J&J k
93%
New York Bklyn & Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935
101
—A&O
Deb g 4s '34 tax-exempt_M&N
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exemDt__J&J
CentTermRy—
f 4s
A&O
A_.A&0
60
1913
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
cons
76
cons
s
1st M 5%s 1954 series
1st 5s 1956 series O
20
1934
1st Ch Ter
90
National Transc Branch Lines Co
1st M s f 4%s 1955
A&O
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
M&N
New Brunsw 1st g 5s 1934—F&A
Cons deb 4s peroetual
_J&J
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1945—J&J
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
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
1st coll trg 5s Oct 1 1947-.A&0
1st & con & coll tr g 5s 1951 A&O
New Orl Gt Nor 1st 5s '55.-F&A
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915,
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Ref & impt 4%s '52 ser A—J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953
J&J
Ref &
25-year 5%s 1949.—
M&S
Eq tr 4s '33-*38 s-a
J&D15
Eq tr 4%s 1934- 36 (s-a)_M&N
Eq tr 5s 1934 (s-a)—
M&S
Eq tr 6s 1934-'35 (year)..M&S
M3tP&SS M &
70
Oon M 6s ann Irred
Con M 4Hb ann irred
Basis.
6s
87%
79%
New York Central & Hud Riv—
Ref g 3%s July 1 1997
J&J
1910
gold 4s 1938
.J&J
1st cons 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
5%
5%
67
J&D
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st 4Hs gold 1940J&J
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941
A&O
6s
97
57
78
6% g notes *15 ext to '33_. J&D
6% gnotes£ '15 ext to'33-J&D
Nat RR of Mex p i g 4 %s '26 J&J
1st COC3 gold 4s 1951A&O
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A__F&A
Ref & lmpt 4 %s 2013 A
A&O
J&D
1st
1st ref 5%a 1978 ser B
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948
gold 4s 2003—„-M&N
gold 4 Hs 2003
M&N
gold 5s 2003
M&N
95"
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser
A.Q-F
Certificates of deposit
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
Ry—
J&J
2%
85
6% 1932—J&D
1st consol gold 5sl934-— M&N
Certificates of deposit
f
1st refdg gold 4s 1949-M&S
84
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
J
B-M&N
1st 5s 1954 series B
lst3%sl941-J&J
Minneapolis & St Louis—
56%
J&J
N
of
ser
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A—A&G
Mil&State Line
72
86
1960 opt 1930
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
latM 5s 1978
97
....
1st 7s '27 ext at
6%
60
53
ext at 4H%
(1884)
J&D
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s
1947M&S
to
82
M&S
97"
45
O-J&J
(Foreign aeries) i960
83
Sept 1
b
65
5% to 1940
A&O
Midland Valley—5s 1943
A&O
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A
Sept
Milwaukee & Northern—
1st ext 4%s 1934
(1880)„J&D
46
con
45
1959
ext at
50
85
Gen
55
74%
M&S
1st g 4s
100%
adj lnc 6s 1933----M&N
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
A&O
Assented
80
2d M
Memphis—
Certificates of deposit
K O Mem & Bir 4s 1934
Income 5s Mar 1934
45"
50
Midland
4.75
66
80
40
1st g 3%s J L & Sag 1951-M&S
1st gold 3%s 1952
—M&N
Mlddletown & Unionville—
1st M 6s 1933
M&N
93
95
73
liy*
86
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
M&N
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940--J&J
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind. 1957J&J10
55
Ref & ext 5s series A 1967--J&J
Ref & ext 6s series B 1967
J&J
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
1st g 4s 1959 guar..
J&D
59
73
ser
82
27
Prior lien g 4%s s f 1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4s 1977-A&O
93%
70
Michigan Central—
Ref & inapt 4%8 1979
87%
Eqtr4%s 1934-'37 (year). A&O
104%
58%
92%
95
Constr'n4%s 1955
Nash F & S 1st gu g 5s 1937--F&A
National Rys of Mexico—
92
Asst (cash warr & coup)
35
52
5H
3
-M&S
Hs 1935 J&J
Jacksonville Terminal—
90%
75%
50
Morgantown & King wood—
1st mtge 5s 1935
J&J
Morris & Essex 3%s 2000—J&D
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A..-M&N
4%
4.50
101%
90%
98
101
-J&J
—J&J
—
4%
4%
4.50
69
ManitowGB&NW3 %s'41
J&J
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51-M&S
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959-.M&N
Meridian Term 4e '55 guar.M&N
Mexican International—
Prior lien 4 %a 1947
M&S /
1st con gold 4s 1977
M&S
8*
37
25
104^5
102
—
27%
%»
Nasnville Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
66
4s 1939 ext to
39
50
90%
70
84%
37
12%
98
90
67
Philippine Govt gu
M&N
Sinking fund g 7s 1937--M&N
42
96%
J&D
Manitoba S W Col 5s 1934—J&D
40
85
103%
96%
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935J&D
1st & ref 6s Dec 1935
J&D
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39-M&N
J&D
Jophn Union Depot Co—
1st g 4Hs 1940 guar
opt_M&N
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5s '38
J&J
Kalamazoo & So Hav 5s '39 M&N
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5s 1940
J&J
1934—J&J
ist & ref 4%s 1935
A.April
1st col tr 6% notes 1941-M&N
con
L & N Terra 1st g 4s '52 gu J&D
Macon Dub & Sav 5s 1947—J&J
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
J&J
J&J
6% notes 1936------.—
1st 1 & ref 6 Ha 1947—-F&A
Gen
58 1941——
—:
A-0
Eq tr 4%s 1933-37 (year)_J&D
Equip 6%s 1934-36 (year) M&S
Eq tr 6s 34-35 (yr)
J&J15
Atl K & CIn Dlv 4s 1955.-M&N
Pad & Mem Dlv 1st 4s '40-F&A
S E & St L D!v 6s 1971-M&S
2d mtge 3s 1980-m
M&S
Mob & Mont 4%s 1945-M&S
Southern Ry joint Monon coll
gold 4s, 1952.
J&J
4.25%
6s 1937-
17
65
65
1st mtge g 5s 1939
M&S
Montour RR 1st 6s 1963—F&A
86
4.76
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
15%
65
Montana, Wyoming & Southern—
Bridge
68%
4.75
g
1st guar gold 5s 1937
88
67%
93 H
84
Eq tr 4%s 1932-42 (yr)„A&O
Internat Rys (Central
America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
Gen
-
71
30
Secured 5s 1938
M&S
Eq 4%s ,34-,41 O (yr)„J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1934-'38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1934-'39 (year)—J&J
Montgom Div g 5s 1947--F&A
Moll & Mai 4s 1991
M&S
86%
79
J&J
J&J
Mob & Ohio, gen 4s 1938- —M&8
Ref & inapt 4%s 1977
M&S
Consol gold 3%s 2002
M&S
Monongahcla Sou 5s 1955--A&O
Gen 6s 1955
A&O
90
46%
44
48
100
65
_J&4
Small
1st M 5s ser A 1969------J&J
Louslana & Norch Western—
65
Series
1st M 5s 1950 series B
1st M 5s 1956 ser C
4%
4%
71%
75
,
Louisiana & Arkansas—
Onion—
Adj M 6s July 1952
4.30
73
73
—M&N
-----—
Con 5s 1937
M&N
Los Angeles Un Term 6s '41-M&N
84
J&J
98%
4.30
-
Gen M g 4s 1945
102
F&A
--
-
—
94%
99%
98
-
76
J&J
1st M g 6s 1952 series A
4%
73%
J&J
1st 4s 1956--J&J
Internat-Great North Ry—
Mob & Birm pr lien 5s 1945--J&J
Small
102
94
Long Island City & Flushing-
..J&J
Indianap & Lou
60
57
100%
9 VA
93%
80
70
Indiana Bloomington & Western—
1st ext 4s 1940
-—-A&O
1st mtge
Long Dock 6s con g 1935—A&O
Long Island—Unified g 4s 49M&S
Refunding g gu 4s 1949—M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1934—J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1937-M&N
Equip tr 5s 1934-39 (yr)„A&O
16%
Eq 6%s 1934 *36 (year)__F&A
70
ext 3%s 1951 J&J
western lines er 4s 1951
F&A
Gen & refg 5s 1965 ser A
Eq tr 6s '34-'35 (year)—J&J15
3d 7s ext co July 1938 at
73
60
St Louis Div 3s
g 1951. —-J&J
InumnapullH
76
90
80
Bid.
I
Sp'fieid Div
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950—
86"
Bonds
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&S
/
Gold 6%a July 1 1936
J&J
40-year 4%s Aug 1 1966—F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1934-1939 K„F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1933-1940 L
A&O
Eqtr4%8*34-'41 M (s-a)_M&N
Eq tr 4%s 1933-41 Ser N-A&O
Eq tr 4%s '34- 36 (yr) O..J&J
Eq tr 5s 1934-38 ser J
M&N
Eq tr 6s '34-'35 (year)
J&J 15
Equip 0%s 1934
F&A
Equip 7s 1933-1935
—A&O
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950--J&D
Litch Dlv 1st g 3s 1051—-J&J
Louisv Dlv 3His g 1953— J&J
Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951—F&A
St Louis Dlv 3%s
g 1951—J&J
Indiana tiarour Belt Rli—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen in tee 4%s 1957
81
79%
76H
M&N
Pur lines 1st g
3%s 1952—J&J
Jt 1st ref M (IC&OSL&
N O) 5s 1953 ser A
J&D
84 H
49
1st M 4%b 1957conv..
1st g 3s
sterling 1951
M&S
£4s gold of iv»o2
£4s gold of 1953
Coll crust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53-M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955
—M&N
Little Miami guar 4s 1962--M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
1st gold 4s 1939 guar—.i—J&J
95
93
defaulted bonds.
66
99
95
A&O
Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s '34-M&N
and
Ask.
63%
Lex & East 1st 5s 1965
92
85
Hudson & Manhattan—
1st gold 5s 1957
opt
F&A
Adj lnc up to 5% Feb '57-A&O
Bid.
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S
90
85
79
"and interest" except where marked f,f" and Income
are
%s ser A 2013- A&O
L S coll tr g 3%s 1998
F&A
M O coll tr g 3%s 1998-.F&A
Eq tr 7s '34 *35 (year)--A&015
Eq tr 6s '34-'35 (year)_.J&J15
NYC L eq 5s '34-'37 (yr)_J&D
NYC L eq 5s '34-'39 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 4%s '33-'37(yr)M&S
NYC Lines eq 4 %■ Mar 15 1934
to
1939 (year)
M&S16
NYC Lines eq 4%» '34 '35 J&J
NYC Lines eq 4%s '34-'40
(yearly)
M&N16
NYC RR eq 4%« '34-'36--J&J
NYC RR eq 4%s '34-'45-M&N
N YO&St List g4s 1937. .A&O
3-yr 6% g notes Oct 1 '35A&0
Ref 6%s 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref4%s 1978 ser C
M&S
Equip tr 4%s 1934-*44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 5s 1934-'38 (yr)—F&A
New York Connecting RR—
1st M 4%s 1953 series A—F&A
1st guar 5s 1953 series B-.F&A
New York & Erie RR—
1st 4s ext g 1947
M&N
N Y & Greenwood Lakee
Guar g 5s 1946
M&N
N V & Bar 1st g 3 %s 2000—M&N
N YLack& Westernlit & ref 4%s 1973 ser B..M&N
N Y & L Br gen 4s 1941
M&S
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 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 *55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv
M&N
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv
M&S
Deb 3%s March 1947
M&S
Deb 3%s 1954 non-conv.. A&O
Deb 3%s 1956 conv
J&J
15-year secured 0s 1940
1st & ref 4%s 1967—
A&O
J&D
to
Mar 15 1945 (s-a)—M&S 15 6
Eqpt. tr
85
Harl Riv & Pt Ohes 4s '54 M&N
s
73%
5.00
5.00
5.00
5-00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
88%
56
58
49%
9%
9%
97%
102%
89%
63%
85%
88
75%
91%
£8%
67%
61
70
65
58%
91%
74
Equip tr 4%s Sept 15 1933
85
Nominal,
89%
82
-
Sale Drlcf.
4%s '34**40(yT)-J&J b
5.50
5.50
88%
RAILROAD BONDS
80
HOTIOI.—All bond prloes in
Pennsylvania & Ohio—
1935
M&S
39 J&j
Income 4s Jan 1 1939—.M&N
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948—J&D
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942
A&O
64
65
58
59
Prior lien 43*s
_
94
86
<fc Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937
Term 1st g 5s 1943
J&J
A&O
453*
83*
93*
1941-M&N
28"
10
18
92
94
1st 5s
Norfolk & Western
Impt & exten 6s 1934
F&A
N & W Ry 1st con 4s *96.-A&O
Dlv 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1 ■
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
J&J
N & W Pocahontas 4s '41-J&D
J&J
Bq tr 43*s 1934-'35
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser
A—M&S
Gen &ref g43*s ser A74-M&S
Nor Maine Seaport 5s 1035-A&O
Nor Ohio 1st gu 5s g 1945
A&O
101
1023*
99
1003*
993*
3.50
1013*
100
2.50%
O—J&J
Pitts & Weet Va Ry—
94
973*
433*
81
3.75%
3.75%
97
793*
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953J&J
Northwestern Terminal RR—
28
31
-
72
1947_M&S
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain—
1st guar g 4s 1948
J&u
Norwich & Wor—43*s
1943
Six
90
543*
88
95
91
87
87
J&D
43*s 1950 series O
J&J
Ont & Que deb gu 5s perp
J&D
6% capital stock
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946-J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--J&J
1st cons guar 5s 1946
J&J
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt--J&J
75
m
1961-J&J
86
Guar 5s
80
1961
Reading Company—
Jer Cent g 4s 51 op 06—A&O
Gen & ref 43*" 1997 «er A.J&J
Gen & ref 43*s 1997 ser B-.J&J
Eq 43*s 1934-'45 (s-a) --M&N
Philadelphia & Reading RR—
Imp M ext g 4s 1947--A&O
Cons ext gold 5s 1937— M&S
Term 5s g gu May 1 41-Q-F
Rensselaer
6% g bds May 1
Rich Fredericks!) &
Cons mtge
883*
Potomac—^
43*8,1940——A&O
87
89
95
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952--J&J
96"
J&D h
503*
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 33*s 1937
M&S
Gu tr ctfs g 33*b 1941
f&A
Gu tr ctfs g 33*s 1942
J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 33*s 1944
J&D
Sec g 4)*s 1963M&N
Pa&NYOanal con 5s 1939—A&O
853*
953*
853*
823*
U
J&J
Phlla Newt & N Y 3s 1942
Phlla & Reading RR- See "Readi
Rutland
con
35
80
-
_
70
m
—
993*
June 1
50
Eq~5s~'34-Y39~6Tyr)——M&S
85
95
873*
933*
94
Eq5s'34-'41 D (yr)__
A&O
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 53*3 1949
A&O
Southern Pacific RR Oal—
1st con g 5s gu 1937
M&N
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910-J&J
88
4.50
94
3 60%
973*
99
98,,
99m
92
1033*
105
95
94
5%
993*
104
92
96
85
1043*
953*
i
85
793*
54.10%
54.10%
54.10%
60
93*
101
82
55
60
20 3*
223*
68
3/
60 A
55
62
803*
3.90%
3.90%
3.90%
703*
663*
7%
98
St
22 3*
19
18
Louis Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989------
M&N
lnc 4s Nov 1989---—J&J
2d g
1st term & unlf 5s 1952—J& l
Gen & ref 5s ser A 1990—-J&J
Eq tr S3*" 1934-1939 (s-a) M&S
Equip tr 43*s 1934-1945—-J&J
St Paul & Duluth—
1st consol g 4s 1968—----J&D
St Paul East Gr Tr 4 Us 47-J&J
9t P & K O Sh 43*8 1941—F&A
St Paul Minn &
101
98
101
Manitoba—
89
43*s ctfs of deposit 1933 —
—
1940—J&J
1st & ref 5s
75
75
60
60
60
75
70
5
723*
543*
57
58
54
9%
9%
753*
45
7%
7%
90
60
ix
393*
393*
50
62
38
'
18
101
86
923*
57
68
65
102
663*
4.75
68
it*
64
4.75
4%
4%
4.75
4%
4./5
4.75
4%
4%
5.00
5.00
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
853*
88
1972——----J&J
Dep & RR
—M&N
J&J
lstm. 6s 1952
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
A&O
Tol Term 1st 43*8 '57 gu—M&N
TolWalh Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser C
1033*
94v
8536
90
10l3*
5.00
102
77
91
583*
783*
933*
593*
76
79
6.00
6.00
6.00
793*
5%
5%
5%
91
92
80
85
683*
76
593*
643*
35
153*
183*
523*
25"
92"
1013*
100
1033*
92
953*
4?*
52
49
1023*
1023*
90
5
583*
103
1023*
91
90
93
843*
86
62
65
65
98
683*
663*
loo"
74"
6.25
683*
683*
5.25%
5.25%
6.25
5.25%
663*
6.25
71
76
76
95
100"
97
983*
923*
4.50%
90
5.50
70
Toledo St Louis & Western—
il*
M&S
71
693*
87
88
102
Toronto
Hamilton & Buffalo—
June 1 1946—J&D
43*s 1966 ser A.-F&A
1st gold 4s
Consol m
St Paul Union Depot—
A&O
223*
1033*
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937.J&D
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £
17
23
1033*
4s ctfs of deposit 19336s ctfs of deposit 1933
1013*
100"
55
623*
21
Eq tr 6s 1934-'34 (yr)— J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1933-'37(year)— M&S
Eq 43*s 1934-'41 BB (yr).f&A
103*
62
*54}*
22
— -
64
61
43
213*
213*
213*
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B--J&J
Certificates of deposit—
95
90
Co"
803*
83
613*
Cons in 43*s 1978 ser A--M&S
Certificates of deposit stmp_
963*
67
ng
963*
J&J
Certificates of deposit——-
963*
863*
68
863*
953*
773*
13*
23*
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A—J&J
105
64
1013*
943*
1003*
80
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
48 1951-J&J
joint g 4s—See L & N
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38.M&S
Spartanburg Un Col 4s '95.-J&J
SpoK Internat 1st g 5s 1955-J&J
Staten I»1 Ry 43*s 1943
J&D
Stephenville Nor & Sou Texas—
1st mtge guar g 5s 1940- — J&J
Suffolk & Oar con os 1952
J&J
Sun & Lewis 1st g 4s 1936
J&J
Sunbury Hazleton & W-B—
2d mtge lnc 6s 1938 coup .M&N
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
Berwick RR 5s 1952
A&O
Tamoa & Gulf Coast—
1st g 5s 1953
A&O
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 op.J&J
Tennessee Central R> —
1st m 6s 1947 ser A
A&O
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
1st gold 43*s 1939
A&O
1st consol gold 5s 1944
F&A
Gen ref s f g 4s '53 op '10--J&J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942.M&S
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
1st m 53*s 1950 guar
-F&A
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J26
Texas &NO con 5s 1943—-J&J
rexaa & Pac 1st 5s 2000
J&D
2nd lnc g 5s Dec 2000
Mar
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B
A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O—A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D
J&D
Eq tr 5s 1933-1939
M&N
Eq tr 43*8 1934-42 (yr)_—A&O
Eq tr 43*8 1934-43 (yr)-—F&A
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 53*s 1964
M&S
Tol Can Sou & D 1st 4s '56--J&J
Tol & Ohio Oent 1st 5s 1935-J&J
West Div 1st 5s g 1935—A&O
Gen gold 5s 1935
J&D
Eq tr 6s 1934-1935 (yr).J&J15
Toledo Peoria & Western RR—
L & N So
70
93
Eqtr 43*b Oct'33-'39 (s-a) A&O
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Dlv 1st g
87
A&O
1043*
873*
643*
9%
40
52
gold 5s 1994
J&J
Develop & gen M g 4s '56-A&0
Develop & gen 6s 1956—A&O
Develop & gen 63*8 1956-A&O
Eq tr 6s *34-'35 (yr)
J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1934-39 (s-a)
M&S
1st consol
75
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
Riv & Gulf Div 4s 1933—M&M
1934-1935
Southern Railway—
95
St
equip 7s
(yr)„J&D
20
913*
101
Express
17
65
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948
7
37
e9i*
8*
45
63
933*
1003*
4H
95
M&J
Fruit
46
1947—.J&J
Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996—J&J
1st g 4s
2d gold 6s 1996—-
20
743*
50-year 43*3 1981
M&N
43*s 1969 with war
--M&N
Equip 7s 1934-1935 (yr) J&D
Equip 5s 1934-1939 (yr)—M&N
Equip tr 5s 1933-38 (yr)„J&D
Eq tr 43*s 1934-40 (yr)—_J&D
Eq tr 43*s *34-'41 (yr)——J&D
Belt51 -J&J
St Johns & L Cham 5s 1944.M&S
St J Gr Isl
913*
J&J
J&J
43*" 1941--——J&J
St Clair Mad & St Louis
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s
92
65
«.&D
M&S
1934
40-year 43*s 1968
Term Ry
1st m 43*s 1957-----Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
91
893*
100
—A&O
Richmond-Washington Oo—
OoU tr g gu 4s 1943 opt-—J&D
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 & Louisiana1st guar 43*s 1934-——-M&S
Rock island-Frisco
943*
Cons mtge 43*s 1939
A&O
Cons mtge 4s 1939
A&O
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 43*s 1977 ser A—A&O
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943--—M&M
do
4s gold 1948
M&N
do
4s gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar bond —
do
43*s g 1960
F&A
Gen g 43*s 1965
J&D
Gen g 58 Dec 1 1968
J&D
Gen m 43*s 1981 ser D
A&O
15-yr 63*s Feb 1 1936—F&A
40-yr 5s 1964
M&N
Con M 33*8 g £ 1945
J&J
Deb 43*s 1970—
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1934-38 (yr)
M&S
Gen equip 5s 1933-39 (yr) A&O
Eq tr 43*s 1933-39 (yr)—.A&O
Peor & East cons 4a 1940
A&O
2d cons lnc 4s 1990—
Apr 1
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry—
1st g 53*s 1974 series A
F&A
Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu op
J&J
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st g 5s July 1956 Ser A—J&J
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B..J&J
1st 43*s 1980 ser O
M&S
Eq tr 6s '34-'35 (yr)
J&J 15
Perkiomen 1st 5s *18 ext to '38Q-J
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
Phlla & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M&N
Phlla Bait & Wash 4s 1943—M&N
Gen 5s 1974 series B_
f&A
M&N
93
943*
1223*
Bridge Oo—
P) Aug I *49 J&D
(Oregon Lines)
A
Conv g 5s
«•
94
35-J&J 15 65.75%
1st g 4s Nov 1 1948
Rich & Peters 43*s 1940
Paullsta Ry 1st 7s '42serA M&S15
Gen M 43*s 1977 ser O
1941—M&N
923*
-J&J
1938-A&O
Paducah & 111 1st 43*s 1955-J&J
Paris-Orleans extl 53*s 1968 M&8
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
„
Saratoga—
Equip 6s Jan 15 34-
—
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
2d ext 5s gold 1938Cardelet Br 1st 43*s
1956
&
65
65
55
"
1947..J& 5s 1939--J&J
106
mm
90"
79
92
/
5s 1943M&8 /
1st 5s 1931
Ral & Cape Fear 1st
107
13
1937--J&J
1st M g 4s 1951
M&N
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951--F&A
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37A&O
5s 1941—J&J
Portsmouth Great Falls &
Conway RR 43*s 1937---J&D
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941 J&J
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu—-M&N
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956---M&S
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947--A&O
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s
Port Reading 1st gu
953*
1053*
1043*
f 63*s 1948
F&A
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938--F&A
red to
Southern 111 & Mo
...
1st
43*s
1977
117
s
F&A
1963--A&O
Coll tr 4s (O
107
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd
5s 1936
Gen cons gu g os
~
Pacific Coast Co—See Misc Bonds
1st M
68
Con guar g
76
103
873*
67*
80
98
953*
—
70
1st g 5s April 1 1938
Q-J
Ohio juIv KK—i»t g 5s 1936-J&D
Gen gold 5s 1937
A&O
85
46
71
Raritan River 1st g
82
& Pac 33*8 1936--F&A
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s *55-J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950
J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&O
South & North Alabama—■
Southern Pacific Oo—
series A——F&A
series B—F&A
65"
55
55
Sioux City
J&D
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g
J&J
—F&A
mmm
O—J&D
1st M 6s 1953
103*
55
Lewlsb'g—
2d 6s gold July 1 1925 ext at
5% to July 1 1945
J&J
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s *55 gu—F&A
71
1st 6s 1953
Ohio Ind & Western—•
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
1st M 53*s 1944
1st M 5s 1945 series B
ilH
109S
18
Shamokin Sunbury &
86
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
M&8
5
67
Port Arthur Canal & Dock—
86
A—M&S
193*
63*
♦/ 83*
/
83*
/ 103*
/
93*
/
13*
/
Janl5'3£-40(s-a) J&D
So Pac Coast 1st g 4s
1st gen 5s 1974 series
1st 4 3*s 1977 HPT D
100
No Ry of Oal 5s g gu 1938—A&O
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936--M&N
1st M 5s 1977
593*
783*
893*
"5
30
94
1st gen 4s series A 1948—J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B—F&A
45
A&O
*/17 3*
/ 173*
Atlanta-Birmingham Dlv—
1st g 4s May I 1933
M&S */193*
Seab-All Florida Ry—
1st gu 6s 1935 series A—F&A
/
43*
Certificates of deposit
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B
F&A
1/
3
Certificates of deposit
653*
Pitts Young & Ash—
87
83
1997—-Q-J
!8B
1st
Eq tr 43*s
4.50
68
1st m 43*a 19o8 ser A
J&D
1st m 43*8 1959 ser B—A&O
1st M 43*s 1960 ser O —A&O
1003*
923*
59
2047
Q-F
753*
Ref & Imp 43*s 2047 ser A. J&J
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B—J&J
Ref & Imp 5s 2047 ser C
J&J
763*
Ref & Imp 6s 2047 ser D—J&J
Eq tr 43*s 1932 (yr)
F&A15 54.75%
Eq tr 43*s 1934*40 (yr)M&S15 54.75%
4s
„
903*
Eq tr 634* 1933-35 (yr^ --A&O
McKeesport
&
Youghio1003*
gheny 2nd gu 6s 1934
-J&J
1
Pitts anaw & jN—1st g 6s '49 f&A /
1
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952---—F&A /
/ 20
6% receivers' ctfs 1927—F&A
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
50
1st s f g 5s 1959
J&D
1003*
P S & L E 1st g 5s 1940——-A&O
78
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943—J&J
Plttsb Term RR & Coal—
1st g guar s f 5s 1942
—J&J / 42
903*
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943 M&N
Northern Pacific—
oounecunK
99
97
65.50%
Northern Central—
Ohio
1023*
993*
983*
913*
J&5
1949—F&A
5% secured notes 1931—F&A
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1934-37-F&A
Eq tr 53*s 1932 (s-a)
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1934-1940 (s-a)..J&J
Pitts
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961—M&N
.
102
A&O
A&O
Certificates of deposit
103
983*
1950-A&O */ 223*
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser
1013*
100
102
70
1989 M&N
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
Certificates of deposit.
Pitts & Lake Erie
1273*
90
19
Prior lien g 4s Jan
Gen lien g 3s Jan
A
Gen M 43*8 1977 ser
54
53
125
1st & ref g 5s '61 opt '15—F&A
Certificates of deposit
& aoutn
ser
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
A&O
—A&O
stamped
AdJ mtge 5s Oct 1
97
43*8 ser J 1964-M&N
Gen M 5s 1970
993*
98
4s ser H 1960—F&A
Ser I 1963
-F&A
do
65
Ctfs of dep
97
97
do
49
1023*
90
4s ser F 1953
J&D
4s ser G 1957—M&N
do
Norfolk Southern—
Nort
33*sserE 1949—F&A
do
603*
45
A&O
Norfolk & Oar 5s 1939
1023*
1023*
do
N Y Westchester & Bos Ry—
1st Mg4Hs 1946 guar
Nord Ry s f 63*s 1950
Seab Air Line 1st g 4s
Stamped
do
57
J&J
—F&A
F&A
M&N
2d mtge 43*s 1937
Gen mtge 5s g 1940
102
do
80
N Y Susq
1st M g 5s 1934
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s
Ser O 1942
M&N
4s ser D 1945--.M&N
do
76
75
A &0
1957--F&A
1993
N Y & Put 1st 4s g
89
833*
83 >6
983*
1003*
100
..M&S
1942
Sav Fla & W 1st 6s 1934
Con g gu 43*s ser A 1940-A&O
do
Ser B 1942
A&O
96
1st g 5s
Ask.
Phoenix—
1013*
J&J
Cons gold 5s 1947
263*
25
n
Pitts Uin Uhlc & St Louis—
*98 3*
N it i'nnofcnorf—isi,g4s
N Y Short Line 1st 4s
Santa Fe Prescott &
_
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu—J&J
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
N Y
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
Bid.
Philippine Railway—
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
M&S
Gen M g 4s 1955 red
J&D
marked ,#f " and Income and defaulted bonde
except where
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
"and Interest
90
75
Salt Lake City Un
1st M 5s 1938
San Antonio & Aransas Pass—-
1st guar g 4s 1943—-—--J&J
■lau Fran & San Joaquin Val
1st g 5s Oct 11940------A&O
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950—A&O
b Basis.
/ This price Incluc es accrued Interest,
it Last sale.
I In London,
n
71
1043*
933*
Nominal,
73
105
933*
r
Sale price.
• Negotiability impaired by
a
/
maturity.
Sept., 1933.]
RAILROAD
NOTICE.-— 411 bond orlooa
Bonds and Stocks.
Bid.
Onion Pacific¬
ist ry & land gr 4o g 1947--J&J
1st & ref 4s June 2008
M&S
Bq tr 5s 1934-'37 (yr)
3%
3%
3%
3%
F&A
nV*
39
36
85
76
J&J
A&O
1st consol gold 4s 1949—M&S
Ref M 4*sseries A 1966-M&S
Ref gold 5s series B 1966.M&S
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 1934-35 —J&J b
4s
46*
21*
21*
50
I
—
33
85
48
100
55
120
Preferred-.--..———100
Chicago Great West
..
.
Common..
Preferred
—(t)
-—100
Chicago & North Western—100
100
100
100
common
Chic St Paul Minn & Omaha. 100
76
Preferred
......—.100
Adjustment preferred
100
-100
50
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
23
7
10
_
180
85
100
99
97*
Cleve Oinc Chicago & St L
100
B*
72*
83*
90""
43
42*
13%
13%
9%
9%
90
.
.
.
.—. _—
Connecticut & Passumpsic—
Preferred
Oonsol KRs of Cuba pref
"5%
Preferred
100
RR preferred
iou
Day ton & Mich com (guar)
50
Preferred (guar O H & D)__ 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Detroit & Mackinac
Duluth South Shore & Ati
Preferred.
80
"6*
15*
15*
13
85
95
ft*
69*
65
140
73
70
150
35
41*
45"
49
51
78
45
73
37
~6*
Eastern
100
155
§5""
12*
45
47
55
50
Ft
Wayne & Jack pref (guar) .100
GeorgiaRR & Bank Oo (gu)--100
Great Northern Ry—Pref
100
Ore certificates
+
Green Bay & Western
100
Dulf Mobile & North com
100
53
2
2
ioo
_
& Lake Erie
50
Pittsb McK & Yough (guar)— 50
PIttsb & West Va common
100
Pitts Youngst & Asht pref--.100
Dividend
obligations
6% guaranteed
7% guaranteed
Clint
St Louis-San Francisco
59
66
150
Preferred
28*
13*
m
.100
——100
-
Sharon
r
Ry
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu).lOO
8eaboard Air Line common.-. 100
Preferred--
■■
—--—.100
50
-
Southern Pacific Co...—100
Southern Ry common.
loo
n*
12"
Preferred.
ioo
Huntingd & Broad Top vtc. 50
Preferred v t c
50
30
40
43*
51*
44*
Southwestern of Ga (guar)
Tennessee Central
Texas & Pacific.
55
Troy & Gr'bush (gu NYC)..
52
55
Tunnel RR of St Louis
.
_
.
100
.——
Non-cumul 6% pref
Leased lines (guar)
ser
100
A—100
100
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Oo
Internat Rys (Cent
Am) com. (t)
Com vot trust ctfs
K O St L &
Ohic-PrPef (gi)-100
Kansas City Southern.
100
ioo
Preferred--.
Lackawanna RR of N J
Lehigh Valley...,
Preferred
100
50
Little Miami original
guar.—
Spec guar betterment stk—
50
50
50
Preferred-
.
_
...—100
__
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
20
17
106
140
I In
5*
8*
1 *
2*
30
30*
32*
38
35*
45
100
100
Preferred—
100
United N J RR & Canal (gu)_100
108
207
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu)-100
Utica Clinton & Blnghamton.100
80
20
-
5
128
73*
78
60
70
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
80
18
Vermont & Mass (guar)-—
100
100
19
31*
100
100
61
23
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com
Preferred
63
66
23*
100
100
63
23
Virginian Railway com.
Wabash Railway
15
74
38
25
77
42
Preferred A
100
Preferred B
100
Warren N J (guar D L & W)_ 50
West Jersey & Seashore
50
Western Maryland Ry com—10'r
Preferred
k Last Sale.
53
50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
/ This price includes accrued Interest.
108
62
1st preferred
100
2d preferred——.——..100
0 Basis.
60
12*
24
Western Pacific RR Corp
100
Preferred. ....—........ 100
par value.
108
125
100
—
.
—
3*
105
108
100
it)
Union Pacific—Common
4*
2*
.(+)
Preferred
ioo
toilet & Chic (guar O &
A)—. 100
Kal Allegan & Gr
Rap (gu)__. 100
'
47*
31*
65
100
100
-100
100
6% preferred
100
St Louis .Southwestern...—. .100
57
25
(gu D & H)„ 100
Rutland pref
St Louis Bridge 1st pref
2nd preferred
17
27
125
Roch & Genesee Val RR
7
18
46*
108*
.—100
100
100
100
Rome &
6
82
33
58
m.
145*
115
23*
25*
19*
■
57
100
Prov & Worcester (guar)
Railroad Securities Oo—
53
15
27
117
106
23*
13*
6
50
61
40
28
4
78
Preferred
-...
60
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis
100
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)__100
_
140
15
37*
205
28
Rich Fred & Potom—Com—100
~1H
61
50
55
4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
Reading Company
50
1st preferred.
50
2d preferred
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar) 100
36*
36
,
60
100
75
25
98
28
72
36*
50
55
107
27*
com
Preferred (guar Penn RR)__ 100
11
100
78
92
100
16" Pittsburgh
1*
55
100
Marquette Ry
15*
5*
28*
57
■■m
Preferred
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)— 50
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR)_100
"6*
"I*
78
—
Illinois Central
175
13
30
30
33
100
_100
50
Hudson & Manhattan
1
4
14
Peoria &
85*
115
Prior preferred
"
75
19
52
54
53
6*
—
50
50
1
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)__100
Pennsylvania RR
Pennroad Corp vtc
Pere
20
2d preferred
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar).
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)
61
75
M
41
36
57
100
«.
26*
50
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50
Erie—Common
.100
1st preferred.............100
48
Albany & Sucquehanna (guar) 100
Alleghany Corp
(t
5*% pref (with $30 warr)__10
5H% pref (without warr).. 100
5* % pref (with $40 warr).-100
Allegheny & West (guar.)
100
Atch Top & Santr, Fe—......100
25
40
79
100
100
100
Ry
Preferred
Hartford & Conn Western
100
—
(1/
pref
non-cum
East Penna (guar P & R)
Elmira & W'msport (guar)
Par
90"
25
40
-
----
100
Delaware
36
97
■'
78*
64*
100
50
Denv & Rio Gr West pref
Denver & Salt Lake
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)
95
85
ion
Delaware & Hudson Oo
Delaware Lack & Western
42
100
50
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie.
100
Cuba
93
81*
82*
6%
100
5% permanent deb
100
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
Paterson & Ramapo
100
Cripple Creek Central
Ontario & Quebec
Passaic & Del Ext
141
Preferred
100
Cleve & Pitts (guar Pa RR)
50
Betterm't stk (guar Pa RR) 50
Colorado & Southern^
100
1st preferred..
—100
2d preferred
100
Columbus & Xenia (guar1*
50
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H)—100
Paterson & Hudson River
48
12*
2*
164
(guar B & M)—100
Northern Pacific Ry
100
North RR of N J (guar Erie)-100
Northern Securities Co stubs
North Pennsylv (gu P & R)__ 50
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J) .100
12*
9*
5*
9*
50
100
83*
47
No Carolina (guar So RR).
North Pennsylvania
9
160
Cine Sandusky & Cleve pref
Oin Union Term 5% pref
?§«
28""
100
100
14*
12*
9
100
Cine New Orl & Texas Pacific. 100
100
North'n N H
8*
14*
12*
22*
6*
11*
26
30
N Y New Haven & Hartf
Norfolk & Western Ry
12
48
125
100
100
5
15
50*
:
50
7% preferred
6
9*
1*
noH
100
N Y Ontario & Western
Norfolk Southern
13
2
....
30
130
4*
12*
42*
100
50
4
3*
4*
4*
Chic & East Illinois common. 100
....
62
N Y & Harlem com (gu)
Preferred
N Y Lack & West (guar)
60
105
7
10
35
-—-10
6% preferred
101*
48*
47*
47*
6*
9*
100
Mobile & OUio—wee Southern R>
Morris & Essex (guar)
5C
Nashv Ohatt & St Louis
100
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N)_ 25
42
9
12*
29*
26
—.100
com
100
Dividend payable in London..
N Y Chic & St Louis com
100
42
6
15
12*
New York Central RR
80
~
39
30
100
93
72
—
39
97
60
I
—
(t)
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
Chestnut Hill
50
91*
86*
Preferred
100
Atlanta Birm & Coast pref-—100
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)
100
Atlanta & West Point
100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Oonn„50
64
7*
1*
3*
10
National Rys of Mex 1st pref. 100
2d preferred
1
100
New London Northern
100
New Orl Texas & Mexico
100
48
52
4*
-100
83
44
79
28
*
3
com
75
W/*
—
_
Central of New Jersey—
Chesapeake Corp
36
J&J
Augusta & Savannah (guar)—100
_
4% perpetual cons deb
100 I
Oaro Oiinchfleid & O com 4%-100
Common stamped 5% ——100
33
J&J
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent tr-.
.
7% preferred
6% preferred
-
Vickpburg
.
,
58
1st gold guar 4s 1960
J&J
86*
Wis Cent Ry—1st M g 4s *49 J&J
18
19*
1st & ref 4s 1959
20
A&O
23
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936
M&N
11*
13*
Worcester Nash & Roch—See Bo ston & Maine.
Yosemite Val s f g 5s 1936--J&J f
7
Alabama &
1*
56*
16*
Preferred
Chic R I & Pacific
Winston-Salem Southbound—
Preferred
28"
Canadian Pacific
1
100
Montgomery & Erie
1*
5%
.
15""
138
2
Preferred
Missouri Pacific
55
28
25
48
Preferred
-—100
Mobile & Birm pref (guar)-—-100
44
37
Ala Great Southern com—....50
Preferred
.50
Alabama Tenn & Nor com
100
'
25"
21*
,
BAILROAD STOCKS.
Mo-Kan-Tex RR
Camden & Burl Oo (guar)
Canada Southern
32
1947
1935
40
com.
100
Preferred
100
Chic Ind & Loulsv common—100
Preferred
.100
Chic Milw St P & Pacific-
55*
48*
55*
43*
81
M&N
...F&A
& Welden RR—
5s
-
31"
32
83
12%
12%
70*
36
1st guar g 5s 1942
J&D
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
6s 1939
F&A
Will at a f 1st 5s g 1938
J&D
gold
26
28*
Chicago Burl & Quincy
93
1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
gen
24
21*
8%
8%
102*
87*
M&S
lien mtge g 4s 1935
4% leased line ctfs
22*
100
50
50
—100
Preferred-
57*
10
100
45" Mississippi Central
1st preferred D stamped-.
1st preferred E stamped
Preferred stamped
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)—100
45
25
50
Minneapolis & St Louis—.—100
Minneapolis St P & S S M—-100
44
74"
72
82
-
1st
68
73
1900^-A&O
Ed tr * *s 1933
J&D b
5*s 1934-*38 (yr)
J&D b
Wneeiing & Lake Brie RR—
Wilmington
78
'.
42
80
..100
Midland Valley com
Preferred
Minehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)—
25*
Oatawissa RR—1st pref (guar) .50
2d pref (guar P & R)
50
4% Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W). 30
4.40
75
20
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
A&O
Western Pacific RR Corp—
Newh 4s
25
22
4%
4%
4 40
20
Western Maryland 4sl952^A&0
1st & ref 6*s 1977 ser A—J&J
West N Y & Penna 5s 1937—J&J
&
101
93*
93
4.40
20
Washington Oo Ry 1st g guar
3H* Jan 1954 op 1924
J&J
Wash Term Oo—3*s 1945—F&A
1st gold 4a 1945 guar
F&A k
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4*s 1947
F&A
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
Oonsol gold 4s 1936
J&J
Cons 3*s g series B 1936—J&J
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
Registered
wilm
17*
50"
Warren 1st refg 3 *s 2000—-F&A k
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948--- oMar
4 *s 1941 opt
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern
750
3
25
20*
20
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B..F&A
Ref & gen 4 *■ 1978 ser O. A&O
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D..A&O
g gu
Michigan Central--
95*
118*
117
22
4% non-cum preference...
| 64*
Eq tr 6s 1934 35 (year)_J&J15 b
Eq tr 4*s 1934 42 (yr)—.A&O b
Det & Chic ext 1st
g 5s *41-J&J
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939--J&J
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941—M&S
OmahaDiv 1st 3*« g 41.A&O
Wabash Ry—
1st
84*
100*
Eq tr 4*s 1934-1940(yr)__J&J b
Eq tr 5s 1934-1938 (yr).—M&N b
Eq trust 6s 1935
J&J b
Wheeling Term
93*
x
63*
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt—M&N
1st in 4Kb 1962 ser B—M&N
1st M 5s 1946 series A
82""
99*
Virginian Railway—
W Va & Pitts
1st 4s g
500
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—100
Brunswick Ter & Ry Sec Oo—(t
75
gen 5s 1936 —M&N
g 5s 1939-M&N
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939-J&J
1st lien term gold 4s 1954.J&J
Ref & gen 5*s 1975 A—.M&S
Mahoning Coal RR
50
Pref (guar LS&MS)
50
Maine Central.—........100
Preferred-.--———---100
33
1st preferred B stamped—
1st preferred O stamped-.
4*
77
Pr lien 6s '15 ext 5% *40—M&N
Gen 5s May 1 1941
M&N
Wabash RR—1st
2d gold 5s 1939
40
110
(stpd)-.
1st preferred A unstamped.
1st preferred B unstamped.
1st preferred O unstamped.
93
M&S
5s 1958
56*
1st preferred A stamped—
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
cons g
Louisville & Nashville
Belgian Nat Rys Oo
93
Vicksburg Bdge & Term Co—
1st
35"
25
Boston & Maine com
Ask.
36*
38
106
Beech Creek (guar N Y
ma.
Par
38
Prior pref
M&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
34*
35*
Stocks.
Lit Schuyl Nav RR & Ooal(gu) 50
Louis & Mo Rlv pref (guar).-100
92
^ermont Vail 1st 4Kb 1940-A&O
Virginia Mid
Bait & OUio—oommoii
101
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
1st gold 4His 1934
assenting.__ f
1st Msf 6s 1958-
Ask.
55
100
99
„
Series B 1957
■88
4%
4%
4%
4%
Onion Terminal Oo (Dallas)—
1st g 5s 1942 opt 1922
a&O
Onited N J RR & Canal Co—
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
Gen 1st g 3*s Mar 1 '51-M&S
Vand&lla RR—
81
STOCKS
Bid.
Par.
107*
84
J&D
„
100 *
93 *
92*
106*
M&S
Ceng 4s 1955 series A
8tocka.
Ask.
99*
Eq4*sSept 15*33 39-M&S15
Eq tr 7s 1934 '35 (yr)
AND
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu_.
1st & ref 5s June.2 2008—M&S
40-year 4*s 1967
J&J
40-year 4s 1968
J&D
Eq tr 4*s '34-'38 (yr)
M&N
„
BOND3
"and Interest" except whore marked "f" and Inoome and defaulted bonds.
ars
London.
n
Nominal.
100
100
6%
sSale
price.
x
100
62
m
4
43
50
50
14
6
8*
15
25
Ex-dividend.
1
tNo
NOTICE.—All bond
Stocks and Bonds.
prloes are "and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Air
inc v
investors
.(t)
Convertible preferred.-
First Custodian Shares Corp
5s A with
warr
7.77
22%
22%
2.20
2.40
—
—1968
Iff
(t)
J&J
1949
2*
70
60
,
k
k
Allied Int Investing Corp com. (t)
S3 convertible preferred
(t)
Am Bank Stk Trust Shares.
Amer Bankstocks Corp
(t)
American British & Continental—
...
Common
1.25
(t)
18
(t)
(T)
$3preferred
(t> k
Capital Corp A
,
(t) k
$5.50 prior pref
.v
1,78
2*
%
14*
"1M
American Corporation
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
$6 units
$3 units
$7 preferred
52
Amer & Oen Sec
9*
5u
class
com
14
A_(t)
(t)
(f)
4
(t)
Warrants
Associated National Shares
5A
6*
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
5%
5%
Atlantic & Pac Int
Preferred w w
com w
w..(t)
(t)
(t)
$3 preferred A
Warrants
Bancamerica-Blair Corp.
Bancshares, Ltd—
Bankers Nat investing com A it)
Bankers Sec Corp of Am
(T)
14%
41*
1.25
1.50
3~. 48
(1)
1
Class B__
ser
90c
14
10
warrants.
Cent Nat Corp class A
ClassB
....
Century Trust Shares
Chain & Gen'l Equities Inc
0*% pref
7*
(+)
100
(t)
Chartered Investors
30
76
78%
79%
23%
17%
if*
preferred
...
(t)
Continental
-*ecur
5% preferred
ueoenture os
Without
_100
May i
4
6
National
7%
4
18
1938
10
mm
10
7% cum preferred
Cumulative TrustShares
100
(t)
Deposited Bank Shares ser N Y..
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y A
Diversified Trustee Shares A
B shares
mm
mm
B
$6
m.
76*
■'mm,
'
'mm
mm
17
15
78
4.40
2.55
mm
mmm
mmmm
■
tmrnmm
3.15
3.50
2.43
2.70
isH
6
41
44
JS/°
3.00
com
—
(t)
25
(t)
Corp....(f)
e
18.53
preferred
Northern
3.25
Common B
(t)
—
$1.20 preferred
(t).
$3 cum conv 1st pf
60
Sun Investing Corp com., .-(t)
$3 convertible preferred
(f)
Super Corp of Amer class A
Class AA....
.....
Class BB
.
.........
—
Class CL.
OI&88 D
**•••••» w
w
w ee
Trl-Contlnental
(t
investors
.i
Corp
Trustee N
34%
36%
A—
Class B
1.40
zy
H
—
.—....
Series
1*
1.95
2
1
24
77
79
76*
76*
1.09
?S
68.09
73.50
2%
2%
5%
6%
32%
3%
35
4
34
3.28
37
2.27
2.28
6.25
6.27
1.63
18*
6%
19*
68
70
B
2.17
.98
7
3
1.09
1.30
43% Trustee Standard Oil shares A—
Series B—
1%
6% Trust Fund Share
3.77 Trust Shares of America
11% Twentieth Century Fixed Tr
30c.
4.56
1.50
2.29
Bank shares...
Trustee Stand Invest ser O
Y
Class D
3
3.65
2%
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares
21.03
18%
4.50
1.50
Supervised" Shares
Third National
19.36
1.2G
%
3.25
3.43
Class B
Warrants
2.60
2.23
2.55
5%
1%
"5%
3%
4%
3%
3
1.85
2.85
3" 2 5
17*
—...——
Two-Year Trust shares
67%
5%
78%
5s
ser
82""
18*
19%
22*
(t)
100
Old Colony Invest Trust com-(f)
Debenture 4%s Feb 1 1947
Debenture 4*s Dec 15 1952
Old Colony Trust Associates—
3
U S & British Internal
2.81
67
12
2
16
3
1H
Class B
class A_(t)
It)
Preferred
Deb g 5s
--J t)
M&N
1948
U S Elec Light &
....
(t)
Pacific Southern Invest pref_.(+)
Class A
__(t)
(+
Petroleum and Trad'g Corp A.(u
Phoenix Sec Corp
-(f)
.(+)
Premier Shares
Primary Trust Shares—
76
28
4
$6 1st preferred
U S & Internat Sec——
78
23
6
1
"11
24^
31
1.
1st pref with
(t)
2
2.10
61
63
13%
14*
2.70
1.09
1
70"
1*
74""
1
1%
54%
4%
4%
2
3
United Insurance Tr Stocks F
12%
1%
25%
4%
2
1
12
54
warrants
United N Y Bank Shares O
2%
U S Shares H
Universal Trust Shares—....
Utility Equities Corp com
com
$5.50 priority stock
Utility & Industrial Corp
I
Convertible preferred
Yosemite Holding Corp com
Preferred
57%
.
Securities com.it)
U S & Foreign
6%
8*
1.00
Voting trust ctfs.
U 8 Elec Pow Corp com w war
Pacific Investing Corp—
Deb 5s 1948 without warr.-J&J
5%
"6%
2.60
Pow tr ctf A—
Trust ctfs ser B
74
74
1%
YS
United Oil Trust Shares
2.61
1
"5""
.1
Trust._—
2.81
62
79
4
Founders common
United Insurance
1.94
-
J&D
A 1948---
United Fixed Shares ser Y
United
2.61
Securities
-(t)
Common.
United Bank Trust shares
__(t)
Preferred
F&A 16
O)
Corp..—(t)
(T)
6% cum pref
5
Oil Shares units
2%
30
Sec com A
1.47
\*
1
55
1.06
Ex-Coupon.
$5.50 preferred!
it)
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr..
2.60
66
Class B_
25
Preferred
1.73
76%
6%
2%
5
1st serial trust shares
3~. 70
5
t No par value.
paired by maturity.
cum
North Amer Util Secur.
fk 18
Equity Trust Shares
Federated Capital Corp
6% preferred..
Fidelity Fund, Inc
10.00
9.59
10.98
1.94
10.74
11.15
17.35
2.44
1.37
M&N
common
1953
mm mm —
17
15
Elec Shareholdings Corp com-. 1
(t)
93
North American Trust shares—
Eastern Utilities Investing Corp—
Deb 5s 1954 with warr M&8 15
pref with warr
Equity Corp common
Standard Investing Corp com.(t)
2%
17%
1.81
Ex-warrants
93%
91%
11.46
1.62
1
Standard Corporations Inc
Standard Industrials Inc
Deb 5*s 1939
903-
15
1%
(f)
Standard Utilities Inc
2
10
Union Amer Invest Corp—
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
i5M
conv
12
3%
2.51
3.40
Dividend Shares
10*
10c.
2.51
"8%
O shares..
D shares
2
10%
m mm
2%
20
(t)
Spanish & Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Amer dep rets
ord bearer £1
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
It)
Standard Amer. Trust shares
76
Voting trust ctfs
New Jersey Bankers Securities
Niagara Share Corp (Md)
Conv deb 5%s 1950
2.28
84
8% preferred
Orum & Forster Insursh B
2IH
3.67
2.44
Cruin A Forster inc com
First Common stocks
1
2.44
(modified)
Credit Alliance 5*s
>
Investors
Warrants
N Y Bank Trust Shares--
62
2.21
16
(t)
(T)
National Trust Shares
2.21
ACC (modified)
20
23%
Nationwide Sec Co tr ctf B
AA
.....
Corp
$5.50 preferred
Accumulative series
AA
.
(t)
(t)
Massachusetts In vestors
"l%
60
Corporate Trust shares old series.
Low-Priced Shares
Major Shares Corp
60
IU42
warrants
T
Nat Bond & Share
(t)
Corn com__<T)
Series
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund -_(t)
Mutual Investment Trust
%
*
Chicago Corporation
—
...
Series H-l
25H
Chelsea Exchange Corp cl A
Class B_
20
1%
1.87
Series G-l.
Series H
8%
2
1*
27
.
(t)
~2%
%
10.10
—
"1.41
2%
1
25
Southern Corp com
16
16
57
9.46
9.06
Series G—
74
Without warrants-.
65
Sisto Financial Corp
3%
10.34
Series E-l
Series F
3.35
65c
21%
A
5s series A 1953 with
1956
13
(t)
1962
Shenandoah Corp common
89
-
16
5
35
70
70
65
%
3
9%
(t)
5s—
2
89%
.
Series D...
Series E
46*
sh.
1942
14
Keystone Custodian Funds Inc—
Series B
5i*
4%b
State St Investment
7
(t)
Selected Management Trustee
Shawmut Association
Sterling
2
2!*
2
23
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
6
Without warrants
3
ilH
1.33
it)
6
12
4
2
19*
7.66
5%
B 1948 with warr—
*
si
4.38
3
(t)
%
3.1
2.74
Selected Industries com
Investors
Equity common
10.23
7.31
Investment Trust of N Y coll A_
10
(t)
3%
28
w
9.48
3.84
41
.(t)
1
-
35c
8%
45
21.53
(t>
Invest Fund of N J
ser
com—(f)
$5.50 prior stock
75%
Without warrants..
Deb 5s
(t)
Selected American Shares Inc
7*
1
Capital Administration cl A
pref
It)
7% preferred
100
5s series A with warrants 1947—
3.20
British Type Investors c 1A
Ltd
cum
17
6*
Bullock Fund
$5
11
14*
40*
6%
4%
.
Canadian Investment Fund
cum
15
10
7% preferred....
Banslcilla Corp
Basic Industry Shares
7%
43%
(T)
100
-100
Debenture 5s 1947
J&D
Interstate Equity common--—1
$3 convertible pref "A"
(t)
6%% preferred
6% preferred
2%
26
7%
75
154
Allotment certificates
2%
.1
1.42
Selected Income Shares
46
f«h
...
bY
Selective Cumulative Shares
mmmrnm'mm
43
40
Ask.
share.
(t)
(t)
Security Allied Corp
Securities Corp General
$6 preferred
$3 convertible preferred
Debenture 5s series A 1947
50c
Participating shares
8%
Second Nat Inv Corp—
Common
Selected American shares
1%
12
2
1
50
6% preferred
Preferred
9
6*
2%
13%
Investment Co of Am com
15
50
Units
Atlas Corp common
$3
A
5
2%
18%
17
(t)
Co--(f)
Int Sec Corp of Am com A
"I'm
632
S32
4%
2%
F&A
6s 1940 B with war.. J&J
Certificates
4*
*1*
11
21.23
Independence Trust Shares
Deb g
2
(t)
preferred
Second Int Sec Corp A com—(t)
Class B common
.....(t)
1*
13*
1%
—ft)
Incorporated Investors
43
33
80
77
Insuranshares Co. of Delaware—1
10
2
*
Second Custodian Shares
25c
(t)
com
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
17
6
(t)
Amer Insuranstocks Corp
Amer Investors Inc com B..
Conv preferred
(t)
Holding Corp
Indus & Power Securities
14
50
Common class B
1948
—
Illuminating Shares class A
T
?va
1
1
Huron
Hydro Elec Sec
5%
10%
9
"3"
*
1
6% preferred ser D
7% preferred ser A
—
"4%
4
_(t)
_
pref (t)
...
Debenture 5s series A
Gude Win mi 11 Corp
5%
80
American European Secur
(t)
Coll tr ■ f 5s 1958 ser A
J&J
Amer Founders Corp common.
1
(t)
Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st
Guardian Investors com
■AH
Common
--1
$6 pref with warr
German Credit & Invest.
Continental Corp—
6s
1943
Amer. Composit Trust Shares
6%
78"
1.63
F&A
Class B
American
(t)
investors Trust
Gen'l Realty & Utiities com
74
Amer Business Shares
Amer.
General
A
4%
¥x
warrants)—-Ct)
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without wan*
General Investments com
5
$6 preferred
(t)
Warrants
'
2.34
i.t)
$6 preferred
Deb g 5s 1953
Preferred (with
10%
1.84
1.11
56 preferred
(t)
Quarterly Income Shares
Reliance Internat Corp com A(t)
Preferred
(t)
Representati ve Trust
hares
Royalties Management A
Seaboard Utilities Shares—
1
9.12
.(t)
Series B
(Can)—
Deb 4*s with com shs
Alliance investment com
Prudential Investors
4.20
Fourth Nat'l Investors w w
1
Fundamental Investors Inc.Fundamental Trust shares A
Class B
(t)
General American Investors, .(t)
49
1967
Deb 4*s with com shs
Aldred Investment Corp
(t)
3.60
3.40
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Par.
share.
Bid,
Pet
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask,
Five Year Fixed Trust shares.-Fixed Trust Shares series A —.(t)
3
2*
16*
Bid.
Per
18.66
17.17
t c.
Par.
share.
Per
Administered Fund com—
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
—.—
...
<t>
it)
48
,
2*
(t)
5%
6
20*
1.22
/Flat price
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
s
Sale price.
INe.v stock.
1
Ex-dividend.
* Negotiability m"
Public Utilities
NOTICE.-—All bond prloei ore "»nd Interest"
Bonds
110
85
80
79
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
Alabama Water Service Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Albany Ry— See United Trac.
67
Conv deb 6s
Amer
-J&J
99
94
'
(W S) deb 6s 1942-A&O
Rouge Electric Co—
543s 1954
J&D
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
F&A
Bear Mt Hud Rlv Bdge Co—1st mtge
10
1953—
A&O
Beaubarnols Power Corp—
Coll trust if Aa 1959 w w—A&O
Beaver Valley Wat 6s 1935-M&N
1st
2
7s
.
107
.
38
74
78
53
54
M&S
10
13
1st g 5s 1955 ser
89
1st g 5s 1957 ser B—.—-J&D
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O—M&N
A
10143
10143
10143
10243
10243
10243
10743
108 23
108
109
,
/
Bell Telep Co of Pennsylvania-—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
31
F&A
M&N
M&S
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O
A&O
Beloit Water, Gas & Elec Co—1st g 5s 1937
—M&S
2&
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1958
A
Berlin City Elect 6
s 1951—J&D
643s 1951—
Sink fund1 deb 643 s 1959— F&A
Community Power—
Deb 543s 1953
J&J *fk 543
Secured notes 543s 1931—M&N /
42
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '67 M&S 15 s
2543
27
Aider & Foreign Power Co—
f Deb g 5s 2030M&S
48 43
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg
1st mtge s f 643" 1956
Rys—
7843
Binghamton
98
& Pow 7s 1934—J&J /
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028—M&N s
Amer Gas & Power Co—
Sec deb 5s 1953
M&N s
Secured deb 6s 1939—
J&D s
American Natural Gas Corp—
Deb 643s 1942 with war—A&O
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016—-M&S
78
2843
1st
81
4943
37
40
lstl 543s 1948
ser
A
*8
4543
M&N
Deb 6s 1938
J&D
Amer Telep & Teleg
Conv g 4s '36 conv aft '09-M&S
Coll trust 5s 1946
J&D
Deb sf 5s 1960
J&J
5843
8*
2nd convertible 8s 1945—A&O
American Utilities Co—
J&D
M&N
Amer W W & El 5s 1934
A&O
Deb 6s 1975 Ser A——M&N
95
12
95
Deb 5s 1975
ser
B
1st 6s 1948
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956
91
60
M&N
88
Appalachian Power 6s 1941 J&D
7% gold bonds 1936
F&A
103
,Deb gold 6s 2024
Appalachian Gas Corp—
89
10343
80"
J&J
76
A—M&S
6
7
Conv deb 6a 1945 ser B—M&S
Ardmore St Ry-—See Phila Co.
Arizona Edison 1st, 5s 1948—-J&J
6
7
Conv deb 6s 1945
6s
8
ser
f series A 1945
643s(ext fr'm
35
A&O
Dec'31)*33-J&D
Arizona Pow 6s 1947 ser A
M&N
Arkansas El & Wat 6s 1944-F&A
f
_
22
37
-M&N
22
24
1st s f 7s 1953
J&J
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&0
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
45
Deb 6*3s 1935
1st
69
75"
iiH
5s Jan 11961
J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Conv deb 543s 1977
F&A
34 23
36
16
14
16
14
J&J 15
A&O
1543
F&A
16
15
Conv 5*3s 1938
M&N
Cons ref deb 443s 1958—M&N
It"
17
75
Pub Utilities Uorp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
J&J
deb 6s series A 1958. ——M&N
Associated Telep Co Ltd—
34
3643
23
M&S
87
Assoc Telep Qtll deb 5s 1942A&0
Conv deb 6s 1941
M&S
12
Conv deb 543s 1944
ser
12
O-M&N
2-yr 6% notes 1933
A&O
Associated Telep & Teleg Co—
Deb 543s 1955 ser A
M&N
Atchison Ry. Light & Power—
1343
18
g
1947
M&S
_M&N
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1956
Atlantic City (N J) Gas—
1st g 5s Jan 1 I960 opt *20. J&J
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '68
AM&S
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
b Basis.
/ This price Includes
4243
4343
9343
84
102
91
100"
99
90
92
82
8343
103
ser
f 6s 1968
4643
4743
1st M & 1st lien 543s 1953.J&J
Central States UtIUtles
Corp—
Central
s
4843
4343
4323
23
'
Traction—1See" Phila" Co
ser
Transit
41
1st & ref 6s 1951
40
103
7143
7423
106
Chicago
9443
9423
57
5943
RR
60
65
55
8343
7443
5843
10923
11543
10543
59
8323
7643
59
110
10543
95"
10543
103
10543
103
105"
103
10343
103
82
9343
Generating—
10043
r
84
10543
10143
8543
10543
9943
94*
?iefundlng 643s 1942
91
92
8943
9143
1st & ref 543" 1960
ser
B—J&J
Ry—
k Last sale,
n
Nominal
-
t
«...
83
70
10043
9543
7243
78
82
58
7543
88
/
9
Z8*
89
92
10343
923
7
623
Co—
Certificates of deposit-. /
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
1st & ref 643" 1944
J&J /
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
Adjust deb 6s July 1963
Certificate of deposit
J&J /
/
f
Deb g 5s 1963
1969
Conv deb 6s 1950
Cities Service Gas Co—
17
9
843
11
11
2
2
11
11
143
o
64
5943
20
19
10
10
15
15
6
6
15
15
3
3
9143
9843
M&N
.—.M&S
s
9823
92
J&J
J&D
1*
88
J&D
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A
A&O
Cln Newport & Gov L & T—
Deb 5«
17
57
93
50
55
55
3343
3143
3143
3143
33 23
57
33"
33
33
34
1st M pipe line 5 43s 1942-M&N s
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Co—
5443
5423
1st M 0s 1943
J&J s
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb 543s 1952.
.—M&N s
Deb 543 s 1949
J&D 5
67
6743
33 23
3443
3443
3423
8643
8843
Gas
(Indianapolis)—
57
75
1443
55
55
ff r
mon 4-5s Feb '27 opt.J&J
f
Certificates of deposit
/
Adj inc 4s Feb 1927 opt
Maj /
Certificates of deposit
/
Citizens
5543
443
19
10243
Pur
1st & ref gold 5s 1942
7543'
South Chicago
1st (10% prin paid) 1927
24
15
91
Cincinnati Street Ry—
1st m 5 43» Apr 15,'62 ser AA&O
1st 6s 1955 ser B
A&O
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan *60
M&8 k
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
A&O
95
'12—M&S
Railways
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
78
343
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25%
red and pay Aug 1 1933
*/ 61
Ctfs of deposit.
/
57
Cons M 5s ser A Feb '27.-A&O /
1723
Chippewa Power 6s 1947
10543
Internat Ry—
M&N
f
Certificates of deposit
/
Series B Feb 1927
J&D /
185
F&A
Calif Water Service 5s
1958-A&0
Calumet Gas & Elec Co—
Chic North Shore & Miiw RR
1st mtge gold 5s 1930
J&J
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
J&J
10543
Power—
f g 5s '48 op aft
s
5*3s
1935-A&O
Chic Gas L&C see Peoples G J
10543
10543
24
Chicago City & Connec ing Ry
Deb
Burlington i Vt) G L 5s 1955.J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s
1951. J&D
California Electric
s
65
/
Chicago City Ry 1st 5s '27—F&A f
Certificates of deposit
/
Chic Dh?t Elec Generating—
1st M 443s 1970.
M&S
1st 6s series B 1961
M&N
104
BSSSSSSi^Ut &Ato
Onlf
75
J&J /
f g 5s Jan 1 1 J27.A&0
Certificates of deposit
44
36
J&J
Newton
70
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '10„M&N
Chatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56-M&N
Coll tr
J&J
A—
O
24
8143
9743
J&J
Corp
.
B...............
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Oonsol gold 5s 1999
M
96
21
21
21
10423
9643
J&J
..
Series
/
/
/
8043
J&D
A 1949
E 1952
1st gold 5s 1942
Buffalo Trac—See
Calumet &
interest*
Vi
1st 443s 1958 series A—M&S
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
93
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S
Corp
Panada Nor Pow coll 5a '53 M&N
99
....
10323
85
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 443s 1981
F&A
Buff & Niag Falls El L &
^
54"
223
223
21
Without warrants
f
/
Ches & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43.M&N
Chester Water Service Co—
87
1st lien & ref 5s ser B
1957 M&N
Conv deb 543s 1930
J&j
Deb 5e 1950
J&D
^
82
83
53
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
82
con 5s July
'41(stD)—M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950—-F&A
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949—F&A
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
Bklyn Un Gaalst cons5sg'45M&N
1st Hen & ref 6s *47 ser A.M&N
9743
92
66
5743
5543
10J43
5s 1939
J&J
Brooklyn gueena Co & Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
~
Conv deb 543s '49 with warF&A
Series
1st & ref 0s 1942 ser B
J&J
& ref 5 *3s 1955 series
O F&A
Deb gold 5*3a 1942
A&O
9543
accrued
10043
M&S
& ref g 6. '37
op . f__M&N
9843
10143
Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s W/50 A&O k
Cent Pow 1st 5s. 1957, ser D J&J k
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5s I960—F&A
Cent Pub Serv
95
100
89
J&J
F&A
Brooklyn City &
71
61
87
California-Oregon Power—
94
2-year 443% notes 1933—M&S /
Atlantic City El 5s 1938
1st & ref 5 43s 1954
'IS*
20
90
J&D
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat, El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
ser
5s
1st
1st 6s Nov 1935
M&N
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s'50 opt'15 J&J
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s
14
14
90
s
40
10443
9243
Brownsville Ave—See Phila Co.
Associated
1st M 5b 1965.
5s
m
Bklyu-Manhattan
13
Corp participating 8s '40-M&S
49
85*
1st
18
Conv deb 443s '48 with warM&S
Without warrants
Conv deb 443s 1949
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
Conv deb 5s 1950
m
Gen
95
82
55
59
Corp—
37
Bklyn City & Newton RR—See
Bklyn Manh Transit Corp.
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
Brooklyn Edison Co—
s
92
8043
84"
86
Gen & ref 5s 1967
90
82
Corp—
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co—
3443
ser
99
Gen
5438 1939 with warr—J&J
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1956-A&0
Ashland (Wis) L & Pow St Ry.
1st M gold 5s 1939J&J
Ashtabula Water 5s *66
A&O
Assoc Elect 443s 1953
J&J
60""
61
'50
Ref mtge 5s 1957
M&S
Central Indiana Power Co—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Pent MainePr 5s '39 op '19 M&N
Central Ry—See Un Ry&El
(Bait)
Central States Elec Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1948
J&J k
Deb 643s 1954 with war M&S15 s
Cent States Pow & Lt
83
Bronx G & E 5s I960--
10
34
1st 6
66
5923
6043
99
§5"
45
10-yrs f 643s 1934
-.M&N
Bway & 7th Ave RR—See N Y Rys
24
6
11963—J&J
Ark & Mo Pow
55
10423
89
96
100
88
Broad River Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A—M&S
12
10523
10343
9843
1960
British Col Tel 5s 1960
43
10
1st & ref 5a 1968 ser G.__M&N k
1st & ref 443s 1981 ser H.J&D k
6s series I 1957—
LF&A
Cent Indiana Gas—
76
5s series B
39
39
5443
10423
9843
102
94
77"
9943
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953
M&N
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952 _J&J
British Col Power 543s 1960
104
9543
Central German Pow 6s '34-J&D *
3523
Cent Hud Gas & Elec
Corp—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
M&S
10443
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
1st & gen 543a 1961 ser,F„J&D
73
Sink fund gold 643s 1957--F&A
West End St 5s 1936
M&N
5s March 1944
M&S
7s Sept 1947
_M&S
63
18
66
65
F&A
M&S
F&A
10-year deb 5s 1937
10-year deb 5s 1940
93
4643
43
92
10-year deb 543s 1934
10-year deb 6s 1934
10243
Ana&Pot R RR—SeeWasliRy&El
Androscoggin Elec let 5s '34 A&O
Androscoggin Water Power—
1st 6s 1945
F&A
Appalachian Elec Power—
4243
39
3-yr 543% notes 1933
F&a /
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38-M&N
100
Deb g 443s Nov 1 1941—M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
J&D
66
Annap & Chesapeake Bay Pow—
10343
102
55
10343
9543
8243
8*
J&D
B
105
102
B—_ J&J
10343
10343
16
16
12
ser
59
10343
1st & gen 6s 1942
104
5s 1954
87
1st & gen 5s 1955 ser D—.J&J
1st & gen 443s 1957 ser E.J&D
53
J&D
m
10023
9643
95
Boston Con Gau deb 5s '47—F&A
Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935
M&N
Deb g 443s Oct 1 1937—-A&O
8243
1st lien & ref 6s 1945
Deb 043s 1941-
9743
A&O
Mtge & col tr 5s '51 ser a_A&n
Mtge & col tr 5s *52 ser B-A&O
Bleecker St&FulFy—See NY Rys
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 5s 1940
M&N
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45-A&O
107
117
104
92
3743
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
F&A
Blackstone Val G & E 5s *39-J&J
104
10743
11643
10343
Gas
1938-
41
36
A&O
90
1st
10243
10643
Deb 543o Nov 1 1943—M&N
Conv deb 443« 1939
—J&J
35-yr deb 5s 1965
F&A
Amer Toll Bridge 1st 7s '45.A&0
Y)
(N
37
A&O
1 1955
Binghamton (NY)LH&Plst ref 6s Feb 1940
A&O
Birmingham Elec Co—
1st & ref 443s 1968
-M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59 -M&N
6% notes 1935
A&O
Birmingham Term'l 4s '57--M&S
Birmingham Water Works Co—
1st m 543s 1954 ser A
A&O
US
'
Amer Stater Public Serv—
5s
A
Lpr
57
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E.__M&N k
1st mtge 443* 1967 ser F— J&D s
80
4843
Works
Deb 6s
4843
Amer Fuel
86
1st & ref 5s 1951
F&A
Cent 111 Light 1st & ref 5s '43A&0
Central Illinois Public Service—
100
5
67
10043
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940—J&J
Central Gas & Electric Co—
First lien coll trust 6s '46-M&S
First Hen coll tr 543s *46—J&D
88
55
3
66
1st mtge 5s 1960
J&D
Cent Ark Pub Serv
Corp—
1st 1 & coll tr 5s 1948 se A F&A
Cent DIst Telep 1st 5s '43—J&D
86
^
87
48
Carolina P & List 5s 1956—A&O
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s '53.-J&J
Central Arizona
Light & Pow Co
92
Ask.
102
Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933-J&J /
Bell Telephone of Canada—
37"
3143
101
99
.———-—
Barstow
82
3043
643s 1951...—
101
Baton
19
80
Canton Elec Co 5s 1937-—-M&N
Capital Traction (Wash. D C)—
1st g 5s June 1 1947———J&D
10043
River Pow—
1st 5s 1935
56
108
-
Bid.
Term
'49_M&»
M&S
J&D
El 1st 5s '35-
Banxor Ky &
72
53
"
1940
443 s 1060
Bar Harbor & Union
A&O
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
Deb g 643s 1953
iangor Hydro Elec 543s
1st lien & ref 5s 1956
81
Bonds.
Canadian L & P 5s *49 op '14 J&J
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
3alt Traction—See Un Ry
82
Albuquerque Nat Gas—
043s 1940
M&N
17 43
Alleg Believ & P—See Phila Co
Allegheny Gas Corp 6 *3s'43 M&N /
Convertible 7s 1938
M&N /
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas 1st s f
105
543s 1954
A&O
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952._M&S /
19
Alton & StL Bridge 7s 1947 M&N /
35
Elec Ry—
F&A 15
Amer Commonwealths Power—
At k.
8p Pt & Ohes—See Un Ry & El
& El
3
112
87
65
70
—
Altoona & Logan Val
Con g 443« 1933 gu
Bid.
Salt & Ann S L—See Md El Ry
Adriatic Electric Co (Italy)—
Extl s f 7s 1952
A&O
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 _M&S
1st & ref 5s 1951
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
1st & ref 443s 1967
J&D
Deb 7s 1942Alton Water 5s 1956
ezoept where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
Bonds.
At*.
Bid.
power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
electric
(Includes street and electric railways, gas.
Canadian price,
t
Sale price.
J&J
* Negotiability impaired by maturity
PUBLIC
84
BONDS
UTILITY
NOTICE.—All bond priest ore ''end Interest" except where merited "f" end Income end deteolted bonis
Bid.
Bonds
Citizens L H & P
(Johnst'n, Pa)
let g 5s 1934 opt
OitlzensSt
City Elec San Fran 5s
1937--J&J
101
73 %
104%
99
96
lst M g gu 5s
Deb 6s Jan 16 1961
100
82
80
J&J 15
Bridge
Des Moines
96
82
56 %
62%
B—M&N
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s '36—A&O
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
J&J
A&O
'14—Q-J
A
100%
91%
103%
88
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
1st M 5s 1953
J&J
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B—J&D
99%
99%
94
1st
1st M col 4 His I960 ser E
95"
102
93%
100%
105
50
55
71
74
lOl"
91
94"
49
36%
33 %
37%
34%
99%
14"
109
Connecticut Power 5s '63
A&O
110
105%
107 %
110
J&J
99
Conn Ry & Lt 4%s 1951
J&J
Stamped guaranteed optional—
100%
102
102%
J&T
A&O
104
99%
99%
Connehsv Wat 5s Oct 2 '39—A&O
78
80
44%
atamped-.J&J
106
Apr 1954--—A&O
106
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Gen g 4%s Feb 14 1935---J&J
46
107%
107%
103
104
105
105
ser
105%
98
105%
106
99
97
105%
97%
102
I
102%
& P.
J&D
40
40%
10
A
74
1st gold 5Vis 1954 ser D—_J&J
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
Dallas Telep 1st 5s 1933
A&O
_
6 Basis
c
Less %.
25
28%
J&J
47
Utilities—
'41-J&J
27
1st guar 5s '54 op
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
83
88
75
78
104%
104%
105%
101
s
----
49
49%
Elec 5s
.J&J
1st M
M&N
A&O
16
20
78
79%
42
5
80
71
96
29""
102%
102
102%
99%
79
39%
42%
Electric P & L Deb 5s2030.F&A
Electric Public Service Co—
Sec g
62
69
71
87
92
90
95
105
105%
100%
101%
97
100
A&O
A&O
A&O
Eliz & Trenton RR
J&D /
With warrants
104
Empire
103%
1st & ref m 5s 1952
M&S k
Empire Gas & Electric Co—
Gen & ref 6s ser A 1952—J&D
15
^
mmmt
....
75
79
—
34%
46
k
54%
*/ 16
*/ 16
*/ 16
103%
77%
76%
59
,
—J&D
85
QO
ifc
40%
100
Great North Pow 5s
2
65
60
M&N
75
1942-M&N
28
Oo—
99%
1935—F&A
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s *54
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
5s 1962
58
102
100%
3
Public
Serv Corp.
Elmira Water. Light & RR—
1st & con g 58 1 956
M&S
El Paso El Co—
1st m 5s 1950 ser \J&D
<£1 Paso Nat Gas 1st 6%s '43-J&D
J
...
Deb 6%s 1938
40
14%
14%
14%
1936
J&D
Deb 6s 1937
A&O
Electric Public Utilities Co—
105%
107%
103%
38
44
6s
15 -year sec 6s 1942
Eliz Plainf & Cent J ISee
74
33%
•
^
18
Phila Rap Tr
Electric tow Corp (Germany)—
1st s f 6%s 1950
M&S
lBt sink fund 6%s 1953—A&O
Deb
s
k:
Co of Calif—
102%
Grt West Pow Co 5s 1946.J&J
Green Mountain Power Corp—
83
1st mtge 58 1 948
F&A
102
Greenwich Wat 4%s '57 ser A J&J
10
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
70
Col tr 5s 1952 ser A
A&O
70
Col tr 5s 1952 ser B
A&O
83
72
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968-——A&O
74
Gulf Public Service Oo—
%
49
1st m 6s 1945-—-—A&O
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
77
1st M & ref 5s 1956 ser A-M&S
74
84
1st M & ref 4%s 1961 B—J&D
98%
87
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12J&J
100
Gen&ref5sJunel5"77 A..J&D15
95
102
5s secured conv notes 1938J&J
35~~ Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935
M&N Jfc 78
102% Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
42%
102%
ground & St Rys 5%s'38 --J&D
f
19
Hamilton Gas 6%s A w w '37J&D
103
104%
Harrisburg Gas 5$ 1970
M&N
33
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952
F&A
8%
Deb g 5%s 1951——
101
M&S
88%
84
Helena Gas & Elec 1st 6s '52M&S
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P hil R T
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne)
98%
1st 6s series A 1943
J&J
41%
97
45
1st 5 %s series B 1955
A&O
Home Telep & Te) eg (Los Angeles.
104%
Oal) 1st refunding 5s 1945J&J
Home Tel & Tel of Spokane—
101%
1st M g 5s May 15 '36-M&N 15
28
Houston El Co 1st 6s '35—J&D
Houston Gulf Gas—
55
1st M & col 6s 1943 ser A.. A&O
38
Deb 6%s 1943 with war—A&O
100
Hous Home Telep 5s 1935—M&S
103
Houston Lt & Pow 1 st 5s *53 M&S
93%
lstlien&ref4%s'78ser DM&N
93
1st lien & ref 4%s 1981 ser E—
Houston Natural Gas Corp—
80
1st m coll 6s 43 with warr.J&D
104"
Hudson Oo Gas 5s g 1949—M&N
81
37%
40%
Electric Co of N J 1st 5s 1947 M&S
1941 ser A
1941 ser B
5%s 1942 ser O
94%
*90-.-J&J
Power Ltd—
6s 1932-1944
Great Lakes Utilities
Ed El Ill(Bkn)See KlngsCoEL&l'
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N V G
Sec g 6s
Sec g 6s
71
95%
Great Lakes
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
102
45"
45
68
62%
Wisconsin Electric Co—
1935
35
97
1st lien coll tr 5%s
k
3-year 5% notes 1936
68%
Great West Power
4%s 1948 A
J&J
Ref m 5s 1948 B
J&J
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser C—M&S15
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958
J&J /
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
1st m 5%s 1947 ser A
M&S
1st M & 1st lien 5e 1955 B M&S
Eastern Util Assoc 5s 1935.-A&O
Eastern Utll Inv 5s A 1954.M&S
19421
50"
77%
69%
35
94
m
Sheboygan
m
75
61
106%
m
5%
68%
L 5s '39-F&A
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s *39 M&N f
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st M 7s 1944
F&A
1st & gen 6%s 1950
J&J
105%
«
69
Grand Rapids Gas
84
f 5s 1948 series A.A&O
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
.
96
4%
1st s f
J&J
—
80
m s
Eastern
Power
1952
55
75
96
105%
93
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967—M&S
Georgia Power & Light Oo
k
1st mtge 5s 1978
J&D
Georgia Ry & Elec—
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939—J&J
Atlanta Northern Ry Co—
41%
57
-
95
.
51
Eastern Connecticut Pow Co—
1st
notes Aug 15 '33—F&A15
notes Aug 15 '34—F&A15
notes Aug 15 '35—F&A15
General Public Service Gorj*—
Conv deb 5s 1953
J&J
Conv deb 5%s 1939-——-J&J
General Public Utilities—
1st M coll tr 6%s ser A *56 A&O
Conv ser 6% % notes 1933-J&D
General Water Wks & ElecOorp—
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A_ J&D
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser B—A&O
Certificates of deposit-.
Ext deb 6s ser A 1934—-.J&D
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 58 '61 F&A
40%
92
74%
81%
Darby Med & Ches Ry—See Phila R Tr
88
Davenport Water 5s 1961—J&J
by maturity.
5%s 1937 ser A—F&A
Opnv deb os 1933 aer A
M&N
6% (interest now 7%) 1932 J&J
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42-A&O
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—J&D
E St L & interurb Wat 5s *42 J&J
1st m 6s 1942
-J&J
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
F&A
East St Louis (111) Lt & Pow—
1st 5s 1940
J&D
E Minn Power 5%s 1951—-M&S
E Oregon Lt & Pr 5%s A '51-M&S
Coast
Electric Ferries 1st 7s '41.—A&O
Cooper RlvBri'ge I nc lst6s*58M&N /
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
Exti « t 6a Feb 15 1954.F&A15
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948-M&N
1st os
88
Elec & Peoples—See
1st lien & unif 4%s 1958.M&N
Tr & Tow
85
-
90
Gary Elec & Gas Oo—
k
49
1st lien col 5s 1934 ser A—-J&J
104%
Gas & El of Bergen Co 5s '49. J&D
103
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954
M&N
Gateway Bridge 7s 1938——A&O
76%
Gatlneau Pow 1st 5s 1956—-J&D
5s
82
93
1st & ref 5s 1936 op '16
J&J
1st 1 & unif 5s ser 01952—M&N
63
4.70
^
Georgia-Carolina
84
Consumers Power Co—
J&J
J&J
1%
*f
J&D
Cons Gas—See Peoples G L &C
Danville
6%% notes 1935
M&S15
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
Durham Pub Ser 7s A *49—A&O
5s
Oonsuin Ld&r Co viiaus, jN J)—
5s
1938
J&D
Dakota Central Telep Co—
1st gold 6s 1935
J&D
Dallas Gas 1st 6a 1941
_A&0
Dallas Pow & Lt 6s 1949
J&J
77%
65
1946- J&J
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
M&N
Easton & So Beth Transit 8s '36—
78
73
1st M 6s 1958
M&N
Consumers El L & P (New Orl)—
1st M 5s 1936.
J&J
1st g 7 Vis 1949 serB
1st g 5s 1952 ser G_
J&J,
—
2-year notes 5s 1934
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st 4%s 1958
M&N
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
1st 4Vis 1956
J&D
1st M 6a 1959
—J&D
Oumb'land T & T 5s 1937-—J&J
101
86
39
M&N
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951 —J&J
1st lien & ref 7%s 1941..M&S
Ry.
77
1st lien & ref 6%s 1948.-M&S
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
Con tin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
52%
52%
100
1945-M&S15 */
1st conv 6s Mar 15
1st lien & ref 6s
Con Ry (New Hav)—See "R.R."
Cjnsoiidattid Telup of wise—
ser
be
5%
5%
6%
91
43
41
rd Ave
With warrants—
Conv deb 6%s 1943 A w w J&D
Consol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuerttembu/e 1st 7» '56--J&J
64
60
gold 6s 1941 J&D 15
Deb 6s 1941 series B
A&O
General Gas & Elec Corp-
51%
A—M&N I
*36- J&J
6%s 1937 to 1949
Ref
f 4%s 1969 ser G M&S
1942
1st m h f fta 1966 ser
Dumbarton B'ge 6%s to
5s series B 1953
Consol Gas of Bait 5s 1939.-J&J
40
61
Debenture
90%
51%
-
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st M 5%s
4%
2%
2
3
J&J /
1950
1937 A with war.M&S
Dominion Gas & Elec 6%s 1945—
Certificates of deposit
Dortmund Munic U til (Germany)
20-yr a f 6%s 1948A&O
Dry Dock E B & B RR—See Thl
Duke Power—1st 4 %s 1967-J&D
Duke Price Power Co—
East
112%
.J&J
Consol Gas Utilities Co—
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A
1st gold 5s
1st coll
103 %
106
H J&J
—J&D
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Deb 5%s 1945
F&A
20-yr deb 4%s 1951
J&D
Debenture 5s 1957
J&J
Underlying cos—See N Y G E L
g 7s 1952
Certificates of deposit
5%
Duuuesne Gas Corp—
O—J&J
1970
S f deb
102
1st & ref 4%s 1956 ser
1st & ref 5s ser D 1962
44
36
A&O
■
F&A *fk
*/
F&A */
*fk
n
101
99"
63%
—
F&A /
Equip trust 5%a 1933-38 .....
Galesburg Ry Ltg & Power—
Con 58 Oct 1934
—J&D
Galesb Ry & L 5s 1934
J&J
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
A&O /
101%
68"
62%
Service Oo—
Fruit Growers' Express—
100%
94%
100%
1st 6%s
48%
i
102
66
^
100%
90
1st & ref 8 f 4 His
1st & ref 4s 1981
100%
O—F&A
f 6Vis 1952
Certificates of deposit
M&S
Community Water Service Co—
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
J&D
Deb g 5%s 1946 ser B
M&8
Conestoga Terlst 5%s 1954-J&0
Oonestoga Trac 1st
1950
J&J
Conn Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s '51 ser A
M&N
1st & ref 5%s 1954 ser B__F&A
1st & ref
99%
98
40
65
k
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945—A&O
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1953-i»J&J
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
5s 1957
Gen g 4%s
91%
82%
Gen &ref 4%s 1961 ser D-F&A
Gen & ref 5s ser E 1952.-A&O
1st m
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser C—F&A
Community Power & Light Co—
5s 1962
2%
_
84
M&N
.-J&J
1st M 6%s 1949
1st 6s 1955 series B
15
2
Gen & ref 5s 1949 series A.A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B—J&D
94%
94%
(Pa) 5%s *45 M&N
1957—-M&S
J&J
Public
33
35
'54—J&J
m
Florida
12
3-
32%
s
Inc—
5%s 1956 ser B
1st
10
2%
J&J
Florida Power Corp—
1st m 5%s 1979 ser A
10
A——J&J
A&O
83
Commonwealth Wat 5%s A 1947lst M 5s 1956 ser B_
F&A
1st lien
101
fl%
93%
93%
Com'w'lth Tel (Wis) 5s A *48 M&S
Common wealth Utilities Corp—
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s '39
Conn River Pow 5s A *52
22
19
J&D
Utilities
1st lien col tr 5%s
Detroit International Bridge—
90
Misc.
1st & coll trust 5s 1956
77
97%
5s 1950 series B
51
B—J&D
1947
6s
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s
Gen & ref 5s 1962 ser
104
70%
70%
73%
Federal Water Service Corp—
Conv deb 5%a 1954
M&N
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line—
A&O
1st M 4s 1981 ser F
M&S
1st 5%a series G 1962
J&D
Commonwealth Elec 5s 1943 M&S
m
104
Fed St & Pleas Val—See Phil Co
_
1st m 6s 1947 series
65
77
62
M&S
12%
99
Certificates of deposit
Detroit City Gas Co—
77
75
Federal Public Serv Corp—
1st 1
20
Tunnel—„
—_M&N
75
-
21
89
M&S
10
--
M&S
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
Debenture 6s 1954 ser
Federated
M&N
5
91
Traction—
Stamped
95
75
f 6s 1953-
s
Light &
f g 5s 1942 opt
6% gold notes 1932
J&J /
City Ry 5s 1936
95
1st M col 4^s 1956 ser O.-A&O
1st M col 4%s 1957 ser D..J&J
Col M
95
s
14%
b
F&A
Detroit Edison—
92
Conv deb 6s 1938
1st
19
55
Certificates of deposit
Oonvs f deb 6%s iu4N —M&N
100
Sub Corp—See
1933-1937..M&S
1st m 5s 1956
Detroit & Canada
53
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&D
Oom'w'lth Tel
93%
93%
1st m 5s, 1938
Des Moines Gas Co—
1st m
1st & ref 5s July 1937
J&J
1st & ref 6s (stmpd) 1937—J&J
Oommonw
M&N
100%
Des Moines Elec Co—
—
f g 5s 1936
J&J
Columbus Dela & Marion Elec Co
Col Ry 1st 4s '39 opt
Federal
loo"
Ask
103%
...
Fairmont & Clarksburg Trac—.
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913
A&O
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945 —J&J
101%
"49—M&N
1st lien 5s 1946
83
83
s
1st ref 4%s 1957 ser
Sec conv g 5%s 1942
96
Des Moines & Cent la Elec Co—
S F 6s 1937 opt series A---M&S
80
6%s stamped 1953
A&O */
Columbia (8 O) Ry Gas & El Co
'
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser
78
102
97
Without warrants
J&J
1971
Stamped as to Pa tax
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 195b ser A—
J&J
6% notes Oct 1 1943
—Denver Tramway Terminals Go-
96
94%
--M&N
A&015
Columbia River Longview
76%
101%
--J&J
Light Co—
Denv Gas & El 1st g 5a
1st & ref 5s 1951
oi
1st M 5s 1960
—M&N
Colorado Power 1st 5s '53—M&N
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
Deb g 5s 1952
M 4%s
105
Derby Gas & Elec Corp—
M&S f
1954
Clinton (La) W W 1st 5s 1939F&A
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
1st M
1st
Light—
Cleve Southw Ry &
&con 5s
Deb 5%s 1959
Delaware Power &
88
J&D.
City Water (Chattanooga)—
95
1st M 5s 1954.
-J&D
94
1st M 5s 1957 series O—M&N
k 104
Olev El 111 1st 5s '39 op *24-A&O
fc 106 Hi
Gen M 5s 1954 series A—.M&N
Gen M 5s 1961 series B—A&O k 108
94
Clove Ry 1st 1933
M&J
Gen
76%
Eqult G & E Utica 5s 1942-A&0 |
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
A&O f
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
A&O k
Europ'n Elec Corp (of Canada)
Deb 6%s 1965 w w
F&A
104%
104
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
103%
1st mtge g 4 %s 1969——J&J
1st mtge g 4%s 1969
J&J
Denver Cons Tram os 1933-A&0
City&Sub PS—See Un Rys of StL
City <s SuD Ry—see W ash Ky & 11)1
City of New Castle Water—
5s 1941
Bid.
Bonds.
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s *37 op'12.M&S
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s '41- -J&D
Day Sp & Urb—See Ind Col & E
Deteware Elec Power Co—
96
1914—-M&N
Ry—Seelnd'p'sTr&Tpr
Citizens Tel (Gr Rap) 5s '36-J&D
Citizens Water (Washington, Pa)
5%s A 1951
.————J&J
Ask.
40
J&D
-
97
AM&S
M&S
f
86
105%
103%
32
58
42
•
•••
103%
94%
93%
57
106
100
mmmm
82
District Elec Co—
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke jt Ist&ref 5s '41 opt.M&S
Empire Public Service Corp—
Deb 6« 1950 w w 1950
J&J f
ErcoleMarelliElec MfgOo(Italy)
1st ■ f « %■ 1953 with war M&N k
t This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n
56
85
82
81
%
%
74
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
s
Sale price.
♦ Negotiability impaired
NOTICE.
All bond prices an "and Interest" except
Bonds.
Bid.
Hydraulic Power of Nlag Falls—
1st & refunding5s 1950—J&J
Ref & Impt 6s 1951
A&O
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
-J&J
Commercial
Bid.
106%
M&S
Italian
49
46%
31
94%
Supply Co-—
gold 5%s series A 1955
James River Bridge Corp—
34"
8
72
11
.8*
57
47 %
103 %
102%
1st
1943
/
f
.
59%
50%
15%
1
85
s
64
62
97%
89%
103 %
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A..J&J
Indiana Central Telep Co—■.
72%
73%
11
12%
%
Dayt Spa & Urb 5s '28—M&N /
15
V y
4.UW
V"
J.
58
1st
M
Kansas
1942-—-———]
6s
City Power & Light—
64%
60
(AdllDdiD
V1UJ
X
UU
wv*
Kansas Elec Pow 6s
—
1st M 5s 1948
J&J
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A...M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957..F&A
100%
100
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
Ind Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
Indiana Pr 1st 17 %• *41 A _M&N
1937.
Deb gold 6s
1 U"
uo
iwzi
3
6% conv notes 1940
—J&D
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O
Indianapolis & Northwest Trac—
1st g 5s 1923 est to 1933—M&S /
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st AT5s 1967 ser A
J&J
L
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 6%s 1942 with warr„ J &
88
!/ -L
3
43
)
90%
*
35
18
6
Ik
>
101
1st
M 5%
series
5s
1
H
k
k
102%
103
99
J
1st lien & ref 6s 1970
M&»
97
99
j
98
1
^
3
1957
K
1st 6s series
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
16
16
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938.F&A
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
8
>
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37.
w w
*
24%
23%
*
68%
67%
1st ref 6%s
Kokomo
W
j
1954
W
1st
68
Debentures 6s
1/
1951
5s
1948
J&D *fk 3%
^
*fk 3%
*fk 3%
\
1 k
)
46
A&O
6%% sec bonds 1955 serOT&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
*_
F&A
Sec 7s 1952 ser F.
J&j 15 k
International Railway ^Buffalo—
47
78
83
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938..J&J
Buffalo & Niag Falls Elec Ry—
1st M 5s gold 1935
J&J
Internat Ry ref 5s *62 op.M&N
International Telep & Tel eg—
Deb g 4%s 1952
J&J
.
45
49%
50%
59%
53%
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st & ref 6s 1943
F&A
1st & ref 5%s 1950
J&J
Deb 6s 1950 ser AM&N
Iron wood & Bessemer
1st
s
f
91%
60%
59%
70
80
5*
2
g
6s 2026
ser
104%
104%
113
80%
Ref & lmpt g 58
61
49
40
_
JL-IOA.
50%
40%
VMM.J J
kJUV
M 6s
8
\
75
81
58%
59
3
55
Conv deb
3%
if
if
5%s 1953
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941Llncoln Tel & Tel—
J
3
\
60
62
52%
91%
54%
92%
1st M 4%. 1961 ser A
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937-1
Little Rock Ry & El 6s '38—
85
Lockhart Power 5%s 1950—
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
75
S
78
89
90"
84
51
83
6s
1948
J
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser B...1
Secured g 6s 1945
S
J
...
Conv deb g 6%s '52
->
D
ser A_.
54"
70
83
85
80
'90
s
104%
101%
101%
8
55
57
53
Gen & ref
35
37"
91
94%
63
67
5
88
0000
85%
88
87
98
98%
86%
18%
117
92
75
81
89
F&A
J&J
16%
16%
47
47
viwi
,,
45"
25%
uw
XUIOV/
70%
82%
25%
V/lr™■
M&8
J&D
..
UMUV
UUl
TIUI
76
70
VJIT—
A&O
66
11%
12
5s ctfs of deposit 1935
11
11
Middlesex & Boston St
Ry—
1st and ref mtge
5%s 1942.J&J
Midland Natural Gas Co—
Conv deb 6s 1935
...J&J /
Midland Util deb 6s 1938- -M&S
-
67%
79
48
l6I"
97%
54
56
19%
21
3
Millv Etna &
Sharps—See Phil Oo
Mllwankee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B
J&D
1st M 5s 1971
J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 4%s 1967
M&S
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—
82
70
1st M 4%« 1950
J&J
Minn Gen El 1st 5s '34 op..J&D
Minnesota Nor Pr Jt 6s 1934. A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
lit & ref 5s 1955
J&D
1st & ref 4%a 1978
77%
77
99%
100%
75
102%
102%
47
49
78
80
M&N
72
74
M&8
53
55
Mississippi Power Oo—
85
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957
103%
J&D
f 6s 1944 with warr F&A15
Without warrants..
s
Mississippi Rlv Pow 58 '51.-J&J
73"
Deb 5s May 1 1947
M&N
Missouri Gas & Elec6s A 1944M&S
1st & ref 5s ser B 1957
J&J
104%
Missouri Power & Lightlit M 5%s 1955 ser A....M&8
105"
1st M 4%s 1958 ser B
M&N
Missouri Public Service Oo—
First mtge 5s 1947 ser A..F&A
Mo Rlv Sioux City Bdge Co—
1st s f 6s 1953
M&S 15
S k 104%
59
61
94%
95%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—
1st
102
k 104 %
S
L) k
12
12
5s ctfs of deposit 1933
5s ctfs of deposit 1934
73
104
S k 100
20
9
9
letrop Edison Corp 6s 1961 M&S
letropolltan West Side "L"—
78
85
S
67%
14
M&N
M&N
1st K 5s 1947 ser A
51
82%
91%
102%
101
95%
90
92
J&J
M&S
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
1st 5s series F 1962
1st & ref 5s 1955
sr A:
ref
1st & ref 5s 1953 ser O
1st M 4%s 1968 ser D
avmaqum
98%
95
80
3
0
1st
con g
Middle West Utilities Co—
5s ctfs of deposit 1932......
^
*
65%
76%
76
66
76
46%
34
99%
96
87
104%
99%
97%
73
75%
A
ser
1st & ref 6s 1943
1st M 5a 1956
Q
A.
1944—
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J
1st & ref 4%s 1978 ser C..A&0
7%
8
Lexington (Ky) Tellst
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
lass Utilities Associates—
85"
104%
S
104%
I lassachnsetts Gas—
20-year s f 5%s 1940——J&J
iicnigan Associated Telep Oo— ,
1st M 5s 1961
—A&O
96%
J& )
22
Bait & Ann S L 5s 1946—F&A
laryland Light & Power—
1st M 5%s I960 ser A
J&J
juixten gold 4s 1938
2
86
53%
36
25
56
66
51
102
94
lvjra
1st gold 4s 1938
16
83
76
100%
66%
A Jan
ser
xaiwuvuv
53
F& V
1960
f 7s 1940
91%
61%
>
A.
49
letropolltan Edison Co—
48
Lehigh Tel eg 5s ser A 1949-_JS J
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt—M& S
Cons gold 4s 1935
J& )
89
91
104
86
105
90
50
55
46
47%
94
%lH
84
51
58
52%
•
—
^
—
0 k 102
/ This price Includes accrued interest,
*i
s
^ui/muu
140
J
Ry & Light
f g 5s *36 opt after '15.F&A
5 Basis.
i
45
Iowa Electric Co—
1st mtge 5 %s 1959
M&S
Iowa Ry & Lt (Cedar Rapids)—
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B...J&D
1st & ref 5%s Oct 1945—M&N
31
(Mass) lias & Elec—
1st M 4%s 1940 ser B
F& 1
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb
36
42
102%
Lawrence
75
34%
30
45
ser
5s *45.J&J
lerldionale Electric Oo—
1st ■ f 7s 1957 ser A
A&O
94%
52
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A.M&N s
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B..M&S k
Iowa Pow & Lt lBt 4%s 1958 M&S
Iswa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957—J&D
DeD 5s 1968
M&S
6s '33
1933
i
1st M & ref 5s 1956
40
38%
25%
38
51
& Elec.
R
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950...
Lake Superior Dist Pow—
45
F&A
Interstate Bridge 6%s 1950.M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951—J&D
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936..J&J
Interstate Power lBt 5s '57—J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
Interstate Pub Serv Oo—
1st & ref 6%s 1949 ser B..J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D_—J&D
1st mtge 6s 1934
J&J
1st lien & ref 6s ser A 1949 M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1950. J&D
Un
con g
Gen gold 5s Feb 1
80
58
Interstate Telep Oo—
1st M 5 1961
A&O
Interstate Tel & Tel 5%s 1953 J&J
Interstate W ater 6s ser A1940 F&A
Lake Roland Elev—See
Lake Sh Elec 1st
40
40
37
41
f 5%s
lemphto St Ry
Lake Shore Power Oo—
J&J
M&S
F&A
79%
60%
.
70
46%
46%
1st & ref 4%s '58 ser F
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
79
)
5s 1958....
)
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6%s 1957 M&S
Deb 6s 1957
M&S
International Power Sec Corp—
Conv deb 4%s 1939
Deb os 1955
103
103%
110
)
j
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944
129
102%
J
Intercontinents Power Co—
warr
l&
)
19%
Certificates of deposit—
Debs A 6s 1948 with
Without warrants
Conv deb 6s 1948
65
3
66%
25%
26%
101
87
A—J&J
s
A&O
lelbourne Electric Supply—
Gen 7%s s f 1946
J&D k
lemphls Power & Light Oo—
65
64
53
66
38%
90
S f deb 5a 1949
86
2
J&D /
Transit—
1st & ref g 6s '66 op tax-ex. J&J
102'"
84%
75
50
Conv deb 6s 1934
Inter borough Rapid
98
101%
102
Francisco)—
87%
81%
)
8
5
105
85
48
Guaranteed 6s 1933
A&O
1st & ref 0%8 1957 ser A—J&J
1st & ref 6%s 1962 ser B—J&J
r
8
5
57"
A
1
~5"
Inland Pow & L s f 6s '36 A M&S
Coll tr s f 6s 1941 ser B —M&N
Col tr 6s 1957 ser O
_A&0
Deb s f 7s 1935
J&D
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948
A&O
Inland Utilities Inc—
J&D
hBt l!.en <£co11 ^ 5s *53—M&S
1st
58
[
72
16
103%
105%
46
a
I III
101
9/
16
47%
89
45
66
101%
70
wU.-AdCU
Ref & gen 5s ser
a larket St El Pass
Ry—See PRT
a larket St Ry (San
67"
J&D
Secured 5s 1958
J&.i
Inland Gas 6 His 1938
F&A
Certificates of deposit
g
1941 J&J
A 1956-_-J&J
88%
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
Conv g 7% notes 1932 —M&S
Certlflca
ites of deposits
3
75
63
86
80%
50
1st liej & ref 5 Vis 1953.._M&8
1st lien & ref 5Ms 1954..M&S
6
97
9
99
uuu
gold 4s 2013
1st M
*->
1st M 6
)%*
15
99%
39
27
1st M s f 5%s 1952 ser B._ J&J
a lannhelm & Palatinate Elec Cos
15-year a f 7s 1941
J&D
a ianuf'rs Wat (Pa) 6s 1939.J&D
1 Iaritime Tel & Tel 1st 6s
98
55
i
Indianapolis Trac & Term Oo—
1st s f gold 5s Jan 11933—A&O
Citizens St con 5s g 1933 M&N
Indianap St gen 4s 1933—J&J
Indianapolis Water—
1st & ref. g 4%« 1940 opt..J&J
96
104
lanila Elec RR & Ltg
Corp—
r
8
90
101%
84
jl+j
B lanila Gas Co—
1st lien coll tr 5%s 1937—A&O
.
1938--J&.
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
Conv deb w w6%s
75
84
86
96
81%
92
Kansas Power & Light Co—
35
34
78
87
73
65
99%
kauucavvau
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of
dep
75
1
31%
5s'48 op'13 A&O
45
20
2d
69
----
g
A
a
a
a
85%
2022 ser A_.
xov
ref&imp
1st & ref 6s 1954-M&S
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
R lacon Ry & Light 1st
6s *53-J&J
A iadlson Co (111)
Light & Power—
1st g 5s 1930
—J&D
a Iadlson G & El 1st 5s 1940-A&O
Gen & ref 5s I960..
M&N
u
70
1st 1 & ref 6s 1963
F&A
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
103%
103%
24%
82
100%
32
1st s f g 0%s 1944
F&A
L uneburg Pow L & W W (Germ y)
1st M s f 7s 1948
M&N
L nzerne Oo (Pa) Gas & Elec—
83
Kansas Gas & Electric—
101
I ouisvllle Ry 2d 4%s 1940.-M&S
93
EAttusaa
99%
IIII
23%
93%
*«
93
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s '43.-J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
let & ref M 5s Jan 11950—J&J
V"
101%
63
12
103%
103%
75
55
65
7
81%
89
/
25
64
99%
89%
§4"
— —— —
Elec Co—
1st & ref 5s 1936—------
AH
70
1st M 6%« 1953 series B..F&A
1st M 5s 1951 series O—M&S
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A—M&N
1st & ref 4%s 1961 ser O.F&A
Deb s f 6s 1937 ser A
A&O
ouisv Ltg 58 '53 unstmpd—A&O
1st
0
"V
Kanawha Trac &
VJury—
Gen M 5s 1950
F&A
I ower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
80
liupiiu
f
Indiana Electric Corp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N
6% notes 1932
75
4
xvaiiwajr
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&D k
I ouislana Stm Gener 6s 1939 M&N
L ouisvllle Gas & Elec ' )o
iKy)—
103
16%
jExugmun
1st & ref s f g 5s 1940
J&D
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938—A&O
L oulslana Pow & Light Co—
Jamaica Water
1st 6s 1944
—J&D
Illinois Water Service Oo—
Indiana General Service
70%
/
U*
93
s
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
J&D
8 f deb 5Hs 1957
M&S
Illinois Power 1st 7s 1936—-J&D
1st lien coll 5% 1938
M&N
Indiana Columbus & E Trac—
Gen & ref g 5s *26 op' 11—M&N
69
I
un
A.
Superpower Corp—
f 5%s 1953 ser
s
64
63
1960 ser B___M&S
111 Commun Tel 6s 1949——J&J
Illinois Northern Utilities Oo—
A&O
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A—A&O
1st & ref 5%i 1954 ser B—J&D
36
s
25-yr
98
95
76%
34
Island Gas & Electric—
99%
106%
Bit.
Bonds.
76
s
107%
98
mcge 5s
1st & ref 5s 1957 opt
Ask.
s
106
Telep—__
1st 5s series A 1948
1st
where marked "f" and inooma and nafanltad bond*
Bonds.
Ask.
104%
111 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1950—J&D
Illinois Cent Trac 5s 1933—J&D
Illinois
85
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
Sept., 1933.]
J
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
101%
Canadian price,
*
Sale price.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity,
PUBLIC
86
Bid.
Bonds.
A$k.
Bid.
52
23
29
25
Mobile Gas imp & ref 7« '51-J&D
Mob Lt & RR 1st g 5s '37—J&D
marked "f" and loooma and defaulted bonaa
Bonds.
48
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951-J&J
2nd sink fund 7s 1951
J&J
New York
30
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50-J&.
Bway & 7th Av cons 5s '43 J&I
83"
8134
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
—J&D
103
104
70
73
M5^i 1950 series A--J&J
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A—)
N Y State El & Gas Co-
86
1st
k
10
JRK
50
89
9534
7334
25
46
85
/
N Y Steam 6s 1947
1st & ref
s
Deb g 5s
1962 ser A
18—J&J
— J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 534s
1957-M&N
f 5s *43 op
3
/
68
r
Montreal Pub Service
9534
3
SK
100
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt--—J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O
B—-A&O
Gen & ref sf 434* '55 ser C A&O
Gen & ref s f 5s 1955 ser D.A&O
Morn side El St Ry—See Phila Oo
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&O
Municipal Gas Co (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1935 ser A
M&N
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1956-F&A
Mut Fuel Gas See Peoples G L & C
Mutual Telep (Pa) 1st 5s45_A&0
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tei
Narragansett Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A—-—J&J
1st 58 sink fund ser B 1957-J&J
5s series O 1958
J&D
Nashville Railway & Lignt—
r
9834
r
65
r
——
10034
f notes 1935
M&]
Westchester Lighting—
85
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pr
Niagara Falls Power—
48
90
6934
60
3334
North Amer Light & Power Co8 f deb 534s 1956 ser S
J&
Serial 5% notes 1934
A&
3434
k
9734
89
9234
100
10034
North Carolina Pub Serv Co—
10034
87
92
78
81
10034
7434
6434
63
17
{ Ik
6s stmp '39-J&J
±.
634s 1943—F&A
Certificates of deposit
North Hudson Lt
74
76
98
88
99
10034
1st & ref g 5s *40 op '20-—A&O
North Shore Coke & Chemical
5834
92
66
76"
10734
New
1st
gold 5s 1937 opt
North
California
Gen'l 1 & coll 534* 1961
<
69
89
91
47
4734
47
48
47 K
53
4b 34
55
57
59
104
105
10734
Northern Conn Power Co—
1st & ref 5 hi* 1946
105
10
10334
11
51
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser O—M&N
1st & ref 5s 1969 ser D
M&S
lst&ref m 434s 1970 serE-J&D
North Ind Gas & Ei 6s '52--M&N k
71
74
71
7334
65
68
77
79
92
lo'l"
98
53
New Orie<*u»i Pub
MH
51
90
86
lstsf 534s 1957 ser A
1st & ref 6s 1941
81
1st
warr
war
;
9734
9734
1935
J&J
1935—JasJ
1st lien
s
f 6s 1943
ser
36
2334
10234
A--M&N
S f deb 6his 1943.--.
-M&N
Northern W'chester Ltg5s'55-J-D
44
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949—.J&J
103
98
103
9134
Northwestern Light & Power 6s
Series B 1950
F&A
Northwestern Power Oo Ltd—
100
m s
f
conv
I In
London,
n
56
58
94
70
72
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943-M&S
Pacific Gas & El ref 5s '42
J&j
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B. J&D
70
72
1st & ref 534* 1952 ser CLJ&D
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4 3*s 1957 ser E__ J&D
1st & re* 4
s
10634
10734
i
108""
"60 ser F
J&D
Pacific Light & Power Corp—•.
104
10434
10134
9534
9534
s
As
103
4
9634
9634-
10534
Pac L & P Oo 1st 5s 1942-J&J
Pacific Northwest
Pub Serv—
6s 1950
M&8
Pacific Power & Light Oo—
26
Oonv deb
F&A k
29
5634
—
7334
10534
10534
Ref M 5s 1952 series A—M&N
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
—
76
10534
10634
60
A&O
t
40
—J&D
65
—
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Elec
M&S
105
Pecos Valley Power & Light Co.
1st 634s w w 1937 ser A—M&N
Debenture 7s 1942
J&J
38
consol gold 5s 1949
M&N
38
Deb 534* 1959ser B
Penn Pub S 1st 6s serO
25
4634
r
107
40
bV'
101
V 6934
71
1834
1934
20
6734
6934
14
14
T
M&N
F&A
'47.M&N
1st & ref 5s series D 1954-J&D
Pennsylvania Electric Co—
1st & ref 4a 1971 ser F
M&N fc
32
87
Nominal.
38
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
Without warrants
534
k Last sale.
85
62
89
Penn-Ohio Edison Ob—
61
• Basis
/ Tais price includes accrued interest.
"Negotiability impaired by maturity
60
M&S
99
27
*/ 10
*/ 10
6s '60 serA.J&J
Certificates of deposit
1st
58
1st & ref 434* 1977
99
86
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt—_.M&S /
Union El (Loop) 5s g '45—A&O /
9734
9334
58
Peninsular Tel Oo 1st 534*'51 J&J
Penn Centra 1 Light & Power Oo—
4
Norinwest Louisiana Gas—
101
534
9134
8934
i
1st M 6hi? 1933 with warr_J&D
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935-M&N
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
94.
58
7s with
10034
100
98
1965_Apr f
J&D
120
'J&J
Prior lien 6s 1965 ser A—J&J
10034
10534
105
A&O k
100
100
—-J&J
A&O
5s 1937
Northern Utilities Co—
10634
111
85
100
99
A&O
(Minn)—■
..A&O
1970
Passaic & N ewark El Traction—
86
83
s
1st 7s without
113
10034
84
f 5hi»
5-year 5% notes 1936
M&S
Pacific Teleph & Telegraph—
1st & col tr s f g 5s 1937
J&J 2
Q3
98
s
Pacific Public Service Co—
86
88
f g 5s 1940 opt-—J&J
Northern Texas Utilities Oo—
10534
96
84
Valley Power Oo—
1st M 5s 1955
Northern Texas Elec Co-—
Coll tr
NY&Wostch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar—J&J
N Y Power & Light Corp—
9034
93
A&O
B.-.A&O
ser
l66"
99
F&A
Refunding 434s 1961
534% notes 1940
85"
8934
85
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A—-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1962
A&O
Northern States .Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1941
95
92
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
1st lien & ref 5s 1956
F&A
Gen & ref 6s 1947 ser A___M&S
Northern Penna Power Oo—
'
101
9334
8734
j
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943-M&S
Los AhgelesrPacific RR—
93
Watertown L & P 5s 1959-J&J
Northern Ohio Pow & Lt—
Gen & ref 534 s 1951
M&S
Northern Ohio Telep Co—
9534
Refunding 6s 1961
Y Utilities Inc—
1st 1 & ref 6s 1943 O
M&N
1st 1 & ref 534s ser D '49—J&D
1st 1 & ref 5s 1955 ser E__J&D
85"
8334
?24>4
Ottawa L H & Power—
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser A_ A&O
Ottawa Trac 1st 53*8 July '55J&D
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt 'lfi__ J&J
47
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B___M&N
37 34
8434
57
75
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942— -J&J
1st M 5s 1934-1947
M&N
Northern Elec Co Ltd—See Misc.
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
J&J
M&N
55
53
5s series E 1946
100
1st M & ref 5s 1963
1st lien & ref 7o 1946 A
100
25
Ozark Power & Water Co—
1st s f 5s 1952
M&S
Pacific Ooaat Power 5s 1940-M&S
99
104
99
98
1958----
63*s series O 1939
5j^s series D 1945
M&S
North El Co & Nor Pap Mills—
Northern N
9634
F&A
5s
m
1st M
93
10334
/
20
1st gu g 5* '45 op bef '16--M&N
Orange & Pas Val R—See P S Corp
Orange & Rockland Elec Co—
Otter Tail Power Oo
Power—
1st & cons s f 5s '48 op 15-J&D
Northeastern Public Service—
70
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13-F&A
10134
Ontario Power Serv Corp—
1st sf 53*8 1950
J&J / 70
Ontario Transmission Oo Ltd—
Ottawa
60
9034
F&A
arthern Calif Pow 5s 1948.J.!
s
10134
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
;/
24
1st M 5s 1957 series A
J&D
Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)—
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
M&S
102
North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp.
North Penn Gas Co—
,
25"
F&A
1st s f 6s 1947
A&O
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
Income 5s 1937
J&J
1st
& PCo
1st M & lien 534s 1957—-M&N
North Shore Electric Co—
Bo""
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt—M&N
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
33
1st coll & ref 53
6
73
Service Co—
52 34
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A—A&O
5234
1st & ref 5s 1955 seriet B—J&D
Gen M 434* 1935
J&J s 5034
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A—J&D *fk34hi
New Orleans Ry & Light Co—■
84
N O Oy & Lake 5s 1943—J&J
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
84
1st & ref 5s 1944
.-—-J&J
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & Ei
91
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938
M&N
83
Gen g 5s Mar 1 1941—M&S
82
New Rnchelle Wat RV4s '51-M&N
79
1st 5s series B 1951
M&N
61
N Y Cent Elec 1st 534s '50-M&S k
N
Y
&
East River Gas—See
NYGELH&P
New York Edison Co—
11234
1st lien & ref 634® 1941—A&O
10534
1st 1 & ref 6s ser B 1944—A&O
105
1st 1 & ref 5s 1951 ser C—A&O
N Y Gas Elec L H & P Co—
11034
1st g on Dec 1 1948
J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949—F&A
9934
Ed El 111. N Y. con g 5s '95 J&J
lVky*
98
New Amster Gas 6s 1948—J&J
100
NY&ER Gas 1st g 5s *44—J&J
51
86X
66
10234
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958
-———J&J
84
Holdings 5 his '43 J&J
10334
oco "<li0O3
46
J&J
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 6s 41-J&J
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '61
Omaha & Coun Bluffs Ry & Br
9934
Hampshire Pow 6s Dec. 1943
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950 opt---_—M&S
N J Pow & Lt 1st 434s *60—A&O
New Jersey Water Co—
1st M 5s 1950
F & A
70
J&J
1st. 6 hi* 1943 (with war)
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954
Okla Power
9534
86
New
7734
82 M
10334
Ohio State Telep 5s 1944
J&J
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
76
10234
67
90ky*
89
k
78
k 10034
k
9534
10634
94
76
75
North American Edison Co—
59"
103
110
?
J&D
34 34
102
1 1944—Q-0
5s '48-J&D
Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
G E L H & P
New Bruno wick (Can) Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1937—
--M&S
New Castle (City of) W 5s'41 J&D
New England G & E Association
Deb g 5s 1947
M&S
Oonv deb 5s 1948
_J&D
Oonv deb 6s 1950
M&N
New Eng Pow Assn 5s 1948.A&O
Deb 534s 1954J&D
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951—J&J
New Eng Tel & Tel—
1st 5s 1952 series A
- J&D
1st 434* 1961 ser B
M&N
Deb g 6s 2024-
Oklahoma Power & Water
1st m 5s 1948 ser A
10234
Newark Oons Gas con
1st s f 6 34s 1943 ser A
15
T&U f
Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s 1944-M&N
10034
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
1st & ref 434* 1956 ser D.J&D
76
10234
Newark Gas 6s Apr
59
W*
68
7634
North American Co.
94
73
99
M&e
::::
J&J
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957—-A&O
1st & consol 6s I960-.
F&A
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&D
Debenture gold 6s 1940
99
88
57
Toll Bridge
Neb-Iowa Bdge
Neoraska Pow 1st 434s 1981-J&D
Deb 6s 2022
M&S
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—A&O k
54
Okla Gas Util 634s 1934—M&S
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A.-J&J
1st m 5s 1948 ser B
F&A
98
64
99*
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47—J&J
Water Corp—
1st m col tr 534* 1953 ser-A J&J
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958-F&A
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
1st M 5s 1950
M&S
7534
1978 J&J
2026 A-F&A
M&N
Nat Public Service Corp—
Debenture gold 6s 1978—F&A
A&O
F&A
/
6634
5
60,
63
90
Nat Pow & L deb 6s
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
1st mtge 434s 1967N Y & Queens Gas 1st 5s *34
New York Rys Corp—
k
10134
Nat Elec Pow Co deb 5s
1946
10334
58
Oons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—J&J
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958
J&J
Debs 6s July 1941
(Japan)^
1st mtge 6 34s 1953
Norf & Ports Bdge 7s 1
5
95
61
1st & ref 5his ser E 1961M&N k
10734
10334
103
75
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd
f
Ohio Oitles
1st & ref 7s 1947 ser B
F&A
1st & ref 6s 1953 series O-M&S
1st & ref 5sl954 ser D- ..M&8
75
85"
3034
Ohio Public Service Co—
1
1st M & ref 7his '46 ser A_A&O
72
60
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
s
&
70
75
10234
9134
7334
7334
r
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser
Ad) Income 6s Jan 1
101
10434
106
r
Con 5s
102
104
to
96
—M&S
10734
10134
4334
78
—J&D
■
f 5s 1958 ser A
68
Ohio-Kentucky Gas Oo—
106
-M&N
N Y Water Service
Corp—
Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1942—
Montreal Tramways—
deposltl
8634
7234
9634
Montreal Lt fit & PowConsol—
1st ref & coll tr 5s 1951 ---A&O k 10134
1st ref col & sf 5s 1970 serB M&8 k 101
42 H
3% conv deb 1939—-—-J&J
Nat
Certificates of
4734
s
s
_
1st m 534s 1934
Montana Power—
1st M
Ocean City Costal Highw Bdge—
7s 1942_
Ogden Gas"5s" 1945————M&N
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s A 1962-J&J
103
New York State
Rys—
1st con g 434s '62 od'1
50
1st m 5s ser A 1957
—J&J k
Northw Teleg—See W U Teleg
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
41
——
93
713i
J&J
34
10234
k
Debenture 7s 1937--.-—M&N
Montana-Dakota Power Co—•
40
934
934
30
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
/
Monongahela Valley Traction—
1st M g 6s *42 opt '22
J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
Bid.
Bonds
Third Ave—See under "T".
24
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st lien & ref 5 34s ser B 53 PA A k
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-M&N
Alt
Railways—
/
/
Certificates of deposit
/
Sixth Av RR pur M 5s '65-J&. /
28
Oons g 5s 1941
■--M&S
Monmouth Cons Wat 5s '56-J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Oo—
1st M 6s 1949
BONDS
UTILITY
NOTICE.—All bond prloai ara "and Interest" except where
1st & ref 5s ser H 1962—A&O
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb gold 6a 1976 ser A—M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
1st 1 & ref 534* *55 ser A—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Deb 6s 1940
J&D
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt—
1st & ref 534* '54 ser A—J&J
Penna Pow Oo 1st 5s 1956—J&J
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Oo—
1st M 434a 1981
A&O
Pennsylvania State Water Corp—
1st lien 534a 1952 seriea A-M&8
Penn Tel 5s 1960 ser O.-S—--Penn Water & Powers f 5s 40J&J
1st ref 434« 1968 ser B—-M&S
Canadian price,
s
Sale price.
70
62
92
78
67
74
76
5434
56
74
76
75
73
64
88
102
67
8834
10234
8834
8834
68
72
93
108
10034
10034
;
Bonds.
75
Serial 434 % notes 193fi
Serial 434 % notes 1936
Chic G L A O 1st fis 1937
10834
10034
5s
10134
84
SI**
98
98
98
FAA
9934
100
100.
10234
10234
10334
103
93
100
10234
4134
434
4034
334
.JAJ
1979
110
83
FAA
JAJ
Oonsum Gas lBt g fis '36—JAD
lnd Nat GAO g fis '36 gu.MAN
Mutual Fuel Gas g fis '47 MAN
Peoples Light A Power Corp—
1st lien 534 s 1941
JAJ
deb
80
fis 1948
1st A ref fis I960
Debenture 4s 1950
1st
83
8134
79
20"
15
60
60
10434
60
18
n
i:::
25""
18
15
18
17
22
108
JAA
10434
9734
Philadelphia Elee Power Co—
1st mtge 634s 1972
F&A
106%
107
98
19
21
4934
5134
45
49
53
.'WW-
51
56
25
28
51
55
Ry
MAN
7234
7334
20
2134
Union Traction—
Elec A Peo 4s tr ctfs '46. AAO
25
30
1952.J&J
W Phlla Pass 2d 5s 192o—
Ext at 634 % to 1956.MAN
45
Phlla Subur-Oountles Gas A Elec
1st A ref 4 34s 1967
MAN
10334
10434
Phlla Sub Water Co—
.MAN
AAO
MAN
103
—AAO
99
Phila A Western Ry 5s 1960—JAJ
Piedmont Hydro-El Co (Italy)—
22
1st M
fis
1955
1st
fis
1969-
M
-
1st M 434s 1967—
1st M 434s 1970
99
1st A ref s f 634 s I960 ser A AAO
7034
Piedmont A North 1st fis 1954-JAJ
Pitts A Alleg Telep 1st fis 1949.—
79
Savannah Elec A Power Co—
1st A ref734s 1941 ser A..AAO
1st A ref 68 1945 ser B
AAO
91
74
104
Savannah Elec Co fis g *62. JAJ
Sayre (Pa) Elec fis 1947.—AAO
78
86
76
Gas El A Trac—
fis Mar 1 1953..MAS
fund
ser
m
6s 1953 with war..FAA
Oons 6s 1955 with
s
10134
99
MAS
10334
10034
94
97
88
J&J.
57
91
40
44
56
68
65
Porto Rican Rys Ltd 5s 1936MAN
Pur to Klco Telep 6s 1944
JAD
Postal Teleg A Cable 6o '63—JAJ
59
65
70
65
5234
5334
Potomac Edison Ho¬
ist mtge fis I960 ser E
MAN
1st M 434s 1901 series F..AAO
Potomac El Pow
88
84
fis 1936 guar..JAJ
10434
10634
Gen lien A ref 6s 1963
AAO
Power Corp of Canada Ltd—
Power
r
58
10834
62
Corp of N Y-
Power Secur coll tr 6s *40.
20
2034
60
4034
38%
3634
47
95
94
96
41
78
67"
65
35
10434
105
103""
.JAD
B 1963 FAA
60
w/*
51*
Public Elec L Co A (St Albans, VI)
1st 534s 1966 —
AAO
75
81
Public Service Co of Colorado—
lit A ref 6s 1953 series A..MAS
B.MA8
1st A ref 6s series O 1961-MAN
Deb 6s 1946
MAN
Public Service Co of N H—
1st A ref fis 1956 ser A—MAN
1st A ref. 434s 1957 ser B.AAO
Public Service Co of Nor HI-—
1st A ref g fis 1966 op '21—AAO
lot A ref fis 1966 series O.MAN
1st A ref 434s 1978 ser D.MAN
82
77
82
64
84
67
99
9134
7534
7«34
7334
1st A ref 434s 1980 ser E..JAJ
1st A ref 434s 1981 ser F..AAO
84
80
9234
7634
7534
City Ry—See Twin City
9934
102
94
4234
43
80
65
85
,70
94
97
100
10034
84
70
8234
94"
101
102"
10134
10234
99
97
70
7134
1st A ref 6s
ser
B
O 1947
MA8
.MAS
1st & ref 534s ser D I960.MAS
b Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest,
by maturity.
Si#
—,
49
47
it Last sale,
if In London,
n
97
65
South Carolina Power Oo—
1st lien A ref 5s 1957
JAJ
67
65
.MAN
68
South Jer G E A T—See Pub Serv Corp.
South Pittsburgh Water Co—
93
lBt Hen A ref fis I960 ser A. JAJ
93
!■* Uen A ref fio I960 ser B.
JAJ
100
85
FAA
£° TexasGas0%s 1938 A..MA8
67%
19
22
104%
103
55
53
55
53
55
84"
79
96
99
78
86
8134
78"
74
105%
105
106
102
103
103
103
..MAS
JAD
102
91
100
MAS
k
78
MAS
86
1st A ref 434 s 1901
MAS
105
South Calif Telep 1st M fis 1947
Southern Canada Pr Co Ltd—
r
99
v
1st M fis 1955 ser A
AAO
Southern Cities Pub Serv Oo—
19
Conv deb 6s 1949
MA
9234
102
87"
101
21
Cities
Utilities Co—
30
AAO
FAA / .19
Southern Colorado Power Oo—
70
1st g 6s 1947 series A
JAJ
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)—
84
1st M 434s 1968
—MAN
Southern Gas Co—
1st 634b 1935 ex-warr
99
MAN ;
94
8 t deb 634s 1936 ser A
AAO ;
Southern Gas Utilities. Inc—
73
1st M • f 634s 1939 serlA.MAS
South lnd G A E 534s '57..AAO s 103%
Southern Natural Gas Oorp—
60
1st s f 6s 1944 with warr
JAJ
34
72%.
8634
102
99
75
104%.
60
JAD
JAD
J&J
Sou Pub Util 1st fis 1943
JAJ
Southern Trac—See Phila Oo.
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st A ref M fis 1954 ser A. FAA
Southwestern Gas A Eleo Co—
1st mtge fis 1957 ser A ——JAJ
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
MAN
1st 6s series C 1961
M A N
11034
1033499
97
100
Southern United Gas Oo—
1st lien 68 1937 with warr AAO /
Southern Wise Pow fis 1938 .AAO
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co—
1st M fis 1961
AAO
110
10834
10U34
Telep 1st fis 1948-JAD
So Ohio Elec 6s 1955
1st g 534s 1959 ser D__
61
65
108
Deb g fis 1970
102
95
87"
67
Southern California Gas
Oorp—
Collateral trust fis 1937—MAM
Southern California Gas Co—
,
95
102
JAJ
JAJ
Refunding 5s 1951
Refunding fis 1952
Refunding fis 1954.
Without privilege..
T.
1st g fis 1939
opt 1914—MAS
1st A ref 6s ser A 1939
MAS
««r
1950——
1st lien A coll fis 1958
8 f deb 6s 1958 ser A
Water Users Assn
1947
1st ref fis
80
10034
4s Dec 1
1943—-JAD
South Bay Consol Water—
Southern
94
55
6s 1938-1943
.FAA
Refunding 6s 1956
MAN
Stewart Mt Pow 534s *57.AAO
-)an Angolo Telep 1st
1958 F&A
San Antonio G A E fis 1949.MAS
San Antonio Public Service—
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1958 ser B
JAJ k
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s *49— MA8
San Diego Oonsoi Gas A Elec—
1st A ref fis
g
1st A ref 5348 1952 ser B
1st A ref fis 1957
Salisbury A Spencer—See No Oar oPubS ervice."
SalmonRiv Powgu fis*52op FAA
108%
71
Mtge
90
83
.H 65
Rys—
opt
9334
MAS
JAJ
J&J
90
87
80
76
O.faa
....
A°,ty ®erv„6« 1951.—JAJ
Ave RR—See N Y
South N E
Gen A ref 6s 1952.
9aI* ?Hoor
1st M fis I960
82
36
87
FAA
1st s f g fis 1941 opt 1916-JAJ
Sou B'vard—See Third Ave
By.
Southern California Edison—
Gen 8 fis Nov 1939
2
98
R
B
97
81
Snow Mt Wat A Pr 5s 1937—JAJ
Somerset Un A Middlesex
Leg—
100%
'34—JAJ /
ser
86
32
Southeast PAL deb 6s 2025 .MAS
Southeastern Gas A Water Co
1st lien 6s 1944
JAD /
Southern Bell Telep A Teleg—
101
97
fis 1959
MAS
8t Joseph Gas—1st 6s 1937—JAJ
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat A Power—
1st g.6s Nov 1 1937
MAN
1st A ref fis 1946
JAJ
St Joseph Water fis 1941
A AO
St Louis Co Gas 1st fis 1951. .AAO
St Louis Co (Mo) Water Co—
1st M 534" 1945 ser A
JAD
1st M 58 1945 ser B
JAD
St Paul
1949
1st M 5s 1955—
11
cons guar
FAA
}f! ?£"F &&S1950
84
99
6s
25"
95
JAJ
"46FAA
Sioux
City Gas A Elec Co—
1st 6s 1947 ser A
MAS
90
3934
5s J&l9
2d M fis 1949 series B
86
101
St Paul Gas Light—
Gen gold fis 1944
JL
Sixth
8afe Harbor Water Pow. Oorp—
1st mtge s f 434s 1979
JAD
9t Clair County (JL11) Gas A El—
15"
1st A ref 5s I960 ser
A...MAS
Sierra A San Francisco Power—
63
84
AAO
32
434? 1958 ser A
MAN
Rome (Ga) Ry A L 5b '46-.AAO
6634
60%
shMh'S
1st
a.
Gen M 434s May 1948
MAN
Rutland Ry Lt A P 1st 5s'40-MA8
Oo.
71
21%
104
41
63
ec
70
83
8t Louis Sprlngf A Peoria RR—
1st A ref gu g fis '39 opt—JAD
48
%s'fi4
Sheboygan Elec—see East Wis El
.MAN
Oonv 6% notes ext to
0034
Prussian Elec 6s 1964
1st A ref 5
73
73
Oorp—
85
65
Coll tr fis 1948 with warr-MAN
ser
75
8134
7134
St Louis Public Service—
M 634s 1942 Ser A.MAN
1st M s f 6s 1942 Ser B..MAN
Deb gold fi34s 1947
..MAN
Power Gas A Water Sec Corp
1st
Providence Gas 4s
73
71
1st
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt A P—
1st ref 6s 1946
J&D
Ruhr Gas Oorp 634s *53 A—AAO
Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945.AAO
38"
67
7134
90
1st ref
3634
1st coll tr 5s 70 ser O
FAA
1st coll tr 434s ser D '70—AAO
86
f
67
38%
78
45*
Roch Tel Co|gen fis 1933.AAO
Rockford Elec Co 1st fis '39-MAS
1st
65
!&MTg fis 1939 opt 1914—MAS
Lighting Co—
Ref g fisi 1949 opt 1914—.AAO k
Deb sf 6s 1936
FAA
100
40
Roanoke G-L 534s 1951
FAA
Roanoke Ry A El fis 1953—FAA
Roanoke WW fis 1950
JAJ
12
Power (Jo¬
ist MAcolef 434s "67SerA
AAO
col tr 434s '68 ser B..MAN
99
93
-t'37:-.::'
1st g 5s 1935
-JAJ
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
AAO
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Corp
Rockland Light A Pow—
1st M fis 1938.
(Ore) Gas A Ooke—
434? 1959 8*r B.MAS
102
58%
rights.-AAO
70
12
9
9
20
Aye Trac—See Phlla Om—
S^aJaMo)Wat 534sl947- FAA
Shawtmgan Water &
27
2d fis g 1933 ctf dep....JAD
5534
9834
1st A ref g fis '40 opt '20—JAJ
istl'n A gen 434s 1940....JAJ
Portland (Me) RR 334s 1951.JAJ
1st 1 A con m fis t94fi_..MAN
Porto Rican Power 6s 1950.MAN
Oonv deb
a
93
72
83
Portland Genera) Elec Co—
Cons M g
52
9934-
69
Seattle
54%
91
Gen mtge 434s 1977 ser D.MAS
102
5s series E 1962
MAS
Roch Ry A Lt 5s *54 opt
.JAJ * 107
27
Roch Ry cons fis g 1930—AAO
95
9834
1st A ref fis 1967 ser A.. FAA
Scranton By—1st fis Nov '32. JAJ /
1st A ref fis 1947
FAA /
Trac 1st 6s g 1932—MAN /
58
9934
3734
85
JADlfi
mtge As 1951
7% sec. notes 1930
—TAA
Richland Public Service—
1st A ref 58 1937
AAO
Richmond (lnd) W W Oorp—
1st M 5s 1957
-MAN
Richmond (S I) Lt A RB—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
JAJ
55"
10434-
50
Seattle-Everett Traction—
105
74
Portland(Me) Gas L 5s A '50 A&O
Portland
8
Zn~
10334
73
Extl deb 6s 1953
JAJ
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
Mtge g 7s 1950
MAN
Direct m 6s 1952
MAN
Con
86"
a
434% notes 1933
34
t
1st 434s 1958.—
MAS
Scranton-8pg Brook Water Serv-
51
'53-MAN
JAD k
"10"
102%
54%
Sink fund 5s ser "9" '52.MAN
Certificates of deposit
Rhine-Ruhr Wat
Serv Union—
103
it ^ £?>192®1919-mas
40
Deb g 5« 1963
MAS k
Rochester Gas A Elec Corp—
Gen M 534s 1948 series O.MAS
Or
-
1st A ref 434s I960
5s 1935
u
Scioto Val Ry A Pr 1st 6s'43. JAD
Scranton Elec fis '37
opt '12.JAJ
Scranton Gas A Water Co—
57
JAD k
Queeniboro Gas A El fis '52.JAJ
Ref fis 1955
MAS
Ref 434s 1958
MAS k
Conv g deb A 34 s 52 ser A.AAO
Railway A Light Securities—
Sink fund 5s ser "8" '51-MAN
Sink
83
Schenectady Railway Co—
Rochester T.elep Oorp—
1st A ref 5s 1946 ser B
.AAO
1st A ref 4348 1953 ser O..JAJ
PhiJ°
105
7434
.
Rochester A Syracuse RR—
1st M conv fis 1967
MAN
True—See
104
Public Service Elec A Gas Co—
10234
1st A ref 434s 1907
JAD
102%
1st A ref 4%b 1970——FAA
9834
1st ref 4s 1971
AAO
Public Service Subsidiary Corp—
Deb 534s series A 1949
J&J k 58%
Public utilities Oonsoi Corp—
33
1st M 534* 1948—
MAS
5
Secured oonv 6s 1938——MAS /
38
lBt col tr conv 634s 1948—AAO
Pitts AUeg A Man—See Phlla Co
Pitts A Onarlerol—See Phlla Co
Plainfield-Un Wat 5s A '61-MAM
Platte burg G A El 1st 6s 1939.
Pomerania Elec. 6s 1953
MAN
68"
10334-
37
102
Pittsburgh Rys—See Phila Co
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 A ref 5s 1958
MAS
Pittsbin Kb
63
Sauda Falls Co Led—
i 1st s f fis 1965 ser
A—....AAO
Rochester Central Power
10334
5
103
41
104
103
38
;
101
101
Sandusky Bay Bdge 634s '42.JAJ /
Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt A P—
People's Traction Co—
P P Rv tr ctfs 4s '43 -FAA
Union Traction 4s
1st fie 1945 ont aft 1910 JAD
San Jose Water Wks 5s 1953. JAJ
99
Republic Gas 6s A 1945
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g fis 1967 opt s f—FAA
B f guar fis '62 opt 17
MAS
6s
geld 1962
MAS
1st m r e 6s 1944
JAJ
Darby Media A Ohes St Ry
1st 434b '36 opt '16 gu—JAJ
Hest Mantua A Falrm 534s '34
1st M sink fund 634s '57-MAN
37
Deb s f 7s 1942
MAN /
2
San Joaquin Lt A Power Corp—
Unif A ref 6s 1952 ser B—MAS
100%
Unif A ref fis 1957 ser D...JAJ
89
San Joaquin Light A Power—
fis 1960.-JAD
lit M A coll tr a f fis 1968
105"
4s 1966
74
Quebec Power Co—
107
99
g gu
41
67"
62
100%
Paterson Ry—
«
2d 6s *14 ext 5% to'44.AAO
P S Newark Term Ry fis 55 JAD
61
14
Phlla A Garretsford St Ry—
1st fis 1956
FAA
76"
38
Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948—MAN
Or A Pass Val 1st fis '38—JAD
93
y:m^.
M 4s 1966
—AAO
1st lien A ref m 434s 1967 MAN
1st
73
59
75
1st
Pass
Oons Trac 1st 6s 1933—JAD
Ells Plalnf A Oent Jersey Ry—
1st g fis Dec 1 1950——JAD
Elisabeth A Trent fis '62-AAO
J O Hob A Pat 4s 1949—MAN
89
Phlla Elect 1st fis 1966——AAO
Elev
113
.
60
AAO
Pitts Trac 1st fis 1927—.AAO
2d Ave Tr 1st fis 1934
JAD
So Trac lBt A coll tr g fis '60 AAO
United Trac fis 1997 ctfs..JAJ
West End Trac con fis '88-JAJ
Street
110
83
Puget Sound Power A Light—
1st A ref 534s 1949
JAD
1st A ref fis 1950 ser O
MAN
1st A ref 434s 1950 ser D.JAD
60
79
Plttsb Rys fis 19fi3
Market
Trust certs 0% perpet—MAN
Camden Sub 1st fis 1046. .JAJ
a
let mtge fis 1901 ser C__—MAS
First mtge fis 1957 ser D.M&N
70
50
-
1st A ref 4s 1971
95
So Jersey
i
10434
10634
San Fran GAB 434s 1933-MAN
San Francisco Bay Toll Bridge—
90
Riverside Trac
74
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold fis 1967
.-JAD
Alleg Belle A Per fis 1935.AAO
Ardmore Street fis 1968..AAO
Browasv Ave fis 1926
FAA
Central Trac 1st fis 1929--JAJ
Duquesne Lt 1st M 4 34s'07 AAO
1st M 434s 1957
-MAS
Duquesne Trac 1st fis '30. JAJ
Fed St A P V 5s May 1 '42. JAJ
Millvale Etna & Sharpsburg—
St ry 5s 1923
.—.MAN
Morn'side El St Ry fis "6b AAO
Pitts AUeg A M gen fis '30 A AO
Pitts A Charleroi 6s *34
MAN
80
1st m s f fis 1955
.MAN
Sandusky Bay Bdge lst634s'42JAJ
96]
Ask.
Bid.
Supply Co—
9lj
90
Corp of Long Island—
——JAJ
of N J—
90
MAN
...FAA
con
95%
1st 5s 1943Public Service Corp
68%
MAN
Prior lien fis 1948
Pub Serv
Bonds.
Ask.
San Diego Water
(Con)—
1st lien A ref 0 34s ser G 37 JAJ
1st lien & ref 634s ser H '52J&J
Pub Service Co of Nor 111
Guar g
Public Service Co of Oklahoma-
Peoples Tract. See Phila RT
Peoria Water Works Co—
1st consol 4s 1948......MAN
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st fie '68-JAD
People's G L & Ooke. Chicago—
1st cons g 6s 1943
—A AO
Refunding gold fis 1947.-MAS
1st A ref 4s 1981ser B
JAJ
1st A ref 6sser O 1957
JAD
Serial 414% notes 1934...FAA
87
BONDS
prices are "and interest" except where marked "f' and income and defaulted bonds.
NOTICE.- -All bond
Oonv
UTILITY
PUBLIC
SEPT., 1933.]
s
9
91
51
106%
1034.
93
53%
106%
1
72
72
83%
73
73
85
105"
o o -«l<C5©ON
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
I
s
Sale price.
*Negotlability impaired
PUBLIC
88
■OTIOI.—All bond prices
Bid
Bonds.
Southwestern Llgnt
lst M 5s 1957 ser
1st M 5f- 1957 ser
& Pow OoA——F&A
B
----F&A
Southwestern Power & Light—Deb g 6s 2022 series A
M&»
Southwestern
67
bap
A&O
30
19
45
6
107
tc
71*
72*
„108
78
106
no"
3
ill"
"B"
1
40*
42
75
80
65
75
Power—
73*
74
68
77
77
84"
80
72
1954——M&N
J&D
-—F&A
58__-_JF&A
48--M&N
1947-—-—J&J /
5s 1937 opt._J&J /
1st 5s
Texa- Elec Ry 5s
70
71
95
97
83
86
7415
56*
77
2
\lH
53*
OBi946-_J&J
1942
F&A
5s g 43 J&J
Union Ry 1st 6s g
Westchester El 1st
5s 1946__ AAO
5s 79-FAA
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
1st ■ f 7s 1956 ser A—-M&S16
Tokyo Elec Light Oo (Japan)—
1st g 6s 1953 series -—-J&IJl-.
Toledo Edison 5s 1962.——MAN
Tol G E A H con lBt g 6s 35-AAO
Trenton G & El g 6s 1949--M&&
Trenton St Ry con g 6* 38-JAJ
Trt-State Telep A Tel eg—
* Us 1942
MAN
Yonkers Ry 1st
Tide Water Power 1st
—
1st M 5« 1942 ser B
MAN
Troy Oity Ry—See Un Tr (Alb)
Turner Falls Pow & El 5s A '52 J&D
Ry—See
N
X
St Paul
19
17*
100*
79
81
49*
Ck>—
—FAA
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Oo—1st M ■ f 7*s 1955
MAM
Guar s f 7s 1952———FAA
Ujlgawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M s f 7s 1945
MAS15
Twin States Natural Gas
Oonv deb 6s 1933
25*
Unit Rys A Elec (Baltimore)
1st consol g 4s 1949
M&S
11
g
gu
4*s 1953
11*
11*
11
1
2
No Bait Div 1st 5s '42—J&D
Cent Ry ext and imp 5s__1932
Extended to 1934 at 6% M&S
20
15
.
15
15
l
United Railways of Havana—
Eq 7*s Feb 16 1936 —F&A 15
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
J&J
Oity & Sub Pub Serv 6s *34.J&J
United Telep(Del)6s A 1948 A&O
United Tel & Tel 5 *s A1953 M&N
1st lien 6s ser B 1953
M&N
United Fraction (Aiounyj—
35
55
55
1
60
61*
74*
75*
S*
61*
92*
101
105*
10-yr
sec conv
1
40
65,.
67
57*
98*
52
r
6s 1946-—
102
6s
60
m
1936
ser
B—
108*
103
105
100
102
100
102
2
75
76
79
91
93"
79*
Fdg A R E M 4*s g *50—M&N
6*s Aug 1 1936
F&A
25-year g 5s 19fl_.
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&S
Mat Unfls ext at 5%to'41.M&N
99*
—
81*
80
w*
83
78
91*
96*
Northw'n Tel 4*s 1934
JAJ
Utilities Oorp—
1st coll tr s f 5*s 1948 -.J&D
Westmoreland Water 1st 5s..l952
Westpnalla United El Pr ^Gerin/
1st Maf 6s 1953
JAJ
Whatcom Oo Ry&Lt 5a '35.M&N
98
99
47*
7l"
67
32*
88
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—
1st M 5s 1941 opt
MAN
White Line St Ry 6s 1935
Wichita Water 6s 1949
MAS
1st M 5s 1956. ser B
FAA
102*
103*
41
l66'"
98
86*
M&N
86
89""
A..M&8
85
88
74
O
ser
Wllllamsport Water Oo—
m
5s Aug 1962
ser
3l""
29
102
101*
J&D
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1947
A&O
69
71*
98
99*
93
191
1st M 4*s 1961
J&J
Wisconsin Minn Light A Power—
1st A ref 5s 1944
opt *19—MAN
Gen A ref 7b 1947.
I*-1
88
91*
80*
79
92
78
76
■'
m —
76
1st A ref 8s 1944
M&N
Wisconsin Power & Light—
1st 1 A ref 5s 1956 ser E..M&N
1st lien A ref 5s 1958 ser F J&D
78
75
80
81
82*
88
1st lien & ref 5s ser G 1961-J&J
1st lien & ref 6s ser H 1952 M&N
Wisconsin Pow. Light A Beat—
90
89
26
38
WIscon Riv Pow 1st 5n 1941 MAN
Wise Val El 1st A ref 5s '42M&N
1st mtge 5*« 1942
M&N
Wolverine Power 7s 1943
J&D
89
2*
4
19
92
37
40"
w
36
4*
104*
101*
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971—A&O
20
23
kadkin River Pow 1st As 41.A&U
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry.
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941-M&N
90
37
7
Yoric Haven Wat&P 1st 6s 61 J&D
York Rys 1st M g 5s '37 opt. J&D
88
90
100
43
48*
—(t)
(t)
37
y
74
75
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
Par
61*
101*
J&J
J&D
99
101*
100
Power
87
pref
86
preferred—
85 preferred
Allegheny Traction—See Phlla Oo
2*
Allentown & Bethlehem Gas—
105
84*
102*
7% preferred
85*
50
Alliance Power, pref
100
Amer Cities Pow & Light cl A.25
Class B
1
—.
52
36
:
55
55
Amer Oommonwlths Pw com
Common
B
86* first preferred
Amer D la Tel of N J com
44""
Amer Elec-Power 86 Dr
F&A
41
48
Amer A
62*
65*
101
96
103*
*
Foreign Pow
(f)
64
100
Preferred
40
:
32*
3*
%
(t)
51
39
88
A(t)
52*
(f)
A&O
k Last sale.
98*
101*
67
62*
Alabama
J&D
94
95
'
Worcester A Ooun Eastern Ry—
1st s f g 4*s 1943
J&J
102
100*
F&A
Ooll trust 5*s 1941
M&S
Washington Water Power Oo—
1st ref 5s 1939 op
J&J
1st & gen 5s 1960
J&J
Waterbury Gas Light Oo—
1st mtge 4*s 1958
M&N
Waterloo Oed Falls & No Ry—
1st M b f g 5s 1940 op '15..J&J
Certificates of deposit
Watert'n LAP—See No N Y Util,
Waukesha Gas A Electric Oo—
1st 5s 1959
J&J
Westchester Elec—See 3d Av Ry.
f Flat price.
81
M&S
Teleg coll tr 5s 1938-J&J
96
Washington & Suburban Cos—
b Basis,
81
79
...
JAJ
48
54*
50*
78
T*D
5*s 195* Sw &
1st 5s series B 1957
92
1st M 5s 1955.
M&N
1st lien A ref 6s w w 1960-F&A
50
48
38
86
69
Oity & Sub 5s g 1948
59
Wise Pub Service Oo—
1st A ref 5r. 1942
52
Wash Ry A EI g 4s 1951
Anacost A Pot 5s 1949
8
56
5*« I960
31 %
30
31
F&A
J&J
94
& ref
89
1st M 5*8 1953
91
12*
12*
:
1st A ref 6s 1946—
J&D
Wisconsin Public Service Oorp—
1st 1 A ref 6s 1952 ser A...AAO
1st A ref 5*8 1958
JAJ
Washlngton Gas A El Oe—
•
1
29
AAO
J&J
A&O
1st s f 5*8 1947
....
II*
105
51
91
52*
64*
Washington Bait A Ann El—
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op
M&S
Wash'n (D O) G L 5s I960—M&N
Refunding 5s 1958
J&J
104
60
101
104
Virginia Puollc Service Oo—
I
1st & ref 5*s 1946 ser A—F&A k
1st & ref 6s 1960 ser B
J&D k
1st & ref 6s series O 1952.M&S
s
00
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s June 15 '57-J&DU
39*
6*s 1942-M&Si
Norf & Ports Tr 5s '36
103*
52""
2*
83
Y-rginla Pow 1st 6« 1942..J&Dl
Vicksburg Bridge A Terminal—
.
6s 1958.
M&SI
Debenture 7s 1948-.
M&S /
Geb
1st lien 6s series B 1950
A&O
2-yr 6% notes Feb 15 33-F&A
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919
12
warrants
Virginia Ry & Power—
1st & ref g 5s 1934
40
27*
15
Utilities Service 6s 1953
I *f 17
Conv deb 6*s ser A 1938.F&A /. 1
Va Elec & Pow is* os i960—a&u k 100
40
93
1954
_A&0
Wisconsin Electric Power Oo—
1st M 5s 1954 ser A
FAA
Wisconsin Gas A Electric—
65
25
65"
f4*
91
Ref M 6s
,
Utilities Power A Light Oorp—
Deb g 6*8
1947.
JAD
Deb 5s 1959 with warr
F&A
Wthout
65
60
1st
58
J&J
69"
67
M&N
Winnipeg El Oo let ref 5a '35 J&J
20*
20
MAN
1st 1 A gen M 5s 1944
F&A
1st 1 A gen M 4*8 1944.-FAA
Utlca El A P 1st 5s 1950—J&J
Utica G & El ref A ext 5s '57.J&J
Gen 5*8 1949
J&D16
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D
Gen 5s 1952 series E
;
18
AAO
1st coll 8s 1934
Utah Power A Light Oo—
Deb 6s May 1 2022
40
18
Utilities Public Service Oo—
Oonv 6s 1933
—_JAD/
60
61*
S f M 6s 1953
103*
71
M&N
1950—
1935
6s
1st m 5a i960
g 4*s 2004
J&D/
Albany Ry con M 5s g '30-J&J I
Gen g 5s 1947
J&D/
Troy Oity Ry 5s g 1942—A&O /
U lit Tr (Pittsb)—See Phlla Oo.
United Wat GAE5sl941
Unterelbe Power A Llgnt Oo—
100
102*
Western
2
15
F&A
93
45
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
(t) No par.
25*
27
1st
101*
J&J
deb
Weet Un
25
29
Oity By—
Oable cnt 5s 1937
JAJ15
Guaranteed
Twin States Gas A Elec trio—
1st A ref 5s Oct 1953----AAO
1st 1A ref 5 *s 1945 Ser A.MAS
*
77
Rye
Twin Oity Rapid Transit Oo—
1st lien A ref 5*s 1952—J&D
1*
A&O
Utah Gas& Ooke 1st 6s 1936-JAJ
Utah Lt A Tr 1st 5s 1944 A—AAO
2
75
19*
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
1st 6s 1946 series A——-J&J f
1st 6*» I960 seriesiB—M&S/
S f deb 6s ser A 1942
M&s /
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1956—-M&S
39
General 6*s 1956——-M&S
100
Texas Pow & jjC 1st os 1937 - J&d
71
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
—J&J
80*
1st & ref 5s 1956——---M&N
Third Avenue Ry (New York)—
49*
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft 14 J&J
28*
Adi inc g 5s Jan 1960 opt--A&O
92
Third Ave BR 1st 6s g 37 —J&J
Dry Dock E Bway A Battery—
15
5s ctfs of dep 1932—
Street
"4"
Service Oo—
1st mtge 6s I960----—-J&J
Texas Gas Util. 6s 1945---------
23d
24
1st con M 6s 1949
M&S I
Income g 4s 1949 op *29—J&D7,
Inc funding g 6s 1936
J&D /
25
15
100*
Western United Gas A Elec Oo—
2
Oon
Traction A Lightr-
WW Oorp6s 1949 ser A
Terre Haute
-
*
Lake Ro El 1st 5s '42—-M&S J
—M&N
93
23
O
51*
79
1
1st
A&O
A&O
United Pub Util 6s 1947 A.-A&O
1st lien 5*s 1947 ser B—A&O
ser
JAJ /
1952...
.F&A
Western States Util 6s A '45.A&0
Western United Oorp—
Ooll tr a f 6*s 1955
J&D
92
A
51*
77
8
_M&N
1st,
83
6*s 1933 with warr
78*
76*
Western Puolic Service Co—
51
47
J&J
United Power A Light (Kansas)—
1st mtge 5s 1947 ser B
F&A
1st 6s series A 1944
J&J
United Public Service Oo—
ser
48*
80
F&A *
106
106*
106
99
Western Pow (Can) 5s 1949. -J&J
Western P L A Telep—
1st 1 coll 6a 1948 ser \
F&A
53
Baltimore Traction Oo—
5
ovt.
-_F&A
Sou Boulevard g
a*
.
Deb g 5*81952
Deb 6s 1973—
85
85
80
Tennessee Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1970-—-—A&O
Ternl Hydro Elec 6*s 19W--—
Tex Trac 1st
.
.
1st lien 6s 1947
IS*
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A—J&D
1st A ref 5s 1956 -——J&D
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt—M&N
Texas Electric
.
6*s
1st M 5a 1951
1st 5s series B
79*
1969—A&O k
,M&Nj
1st lien & cons 7*s 1937--A&O
United Lt A Rys 6a A '62.—A&O k
1st 1 A consul 5*s
Deb g 6n 1976
M
Conv
1
Ooll tr 6s 1942
74
Elec Oo—
Texarkana W lst6s
76*
101*
1940
F&A
United Light A Power Oo—
52
Deb g 6*s 1974
-MAN r
72
1952----—J&D
Texas Cities Gas
k
s
Western Mass Oos—
Western N Y Water Oo—
1st M 5*s 1950
Without warrants
United Ilium Oo New Haven—
Feb
A.M&fr
1956 series G
lBt M 5s 1957 ser A
A&O
West Virginia Gas Oo—
1st s f 6*b'37 with war.JAD
West Va-Ohlo River Bridge—
1st
16
102*
55
48
30
4s
58
105*
106*
104*
98*
4* % notes Sept 15 '34-MAS15
A&O
5% notes 1937.
Western N Y Utilities 5b '46.JAD
45*
105
J&D
Pow.—See Foreign U
B
71*
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B—
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
flxtl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A—J&D
s
Telephone Bond A Share Oo—
Deb 5s 1958—J&D
1st M 5s 1956 ser
69
5s
"llo*
Phlla Pass Ry—See Phlla RT.
West Texas Utilities Oo—
52
Water Service Oo—
First lien 5*s 1951 ser A-M&N
M
AlJl
Toi"
W
union
Bait Sparrows Pt & Ches—
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
1st M
Ry—See Third Ave Rv
Union Tiac (Puila) 4s 1952—J&J
48*
62*
44
17—MAN
lst con M g 5s
65"
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A—
17
3
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1961-J&D
1st A ref 5*8 1954
F&A
6s series B 1957-——-J&J
Byrac Kap Tr 1st g 6s 1946-M&8
2d mtge g 6s 1930
J&J
Terre Haute
f
63
50
J&D
TeneBSsee Electsrlci
1937—
UnionPubServ(Minn)5sA'58J&D
1st
West Penn Power—
1st M 6s '46 op '21 ser
1st M 5s 1963 series E
1st
27
.-AAO
-MJ8
1st M 6s 1943.
Ref m 6s 1955
Union Gas Util 6*s A w w
Without warrants
6s '50--J&D
West Enrt >»t, Ry—8e*» Boston El
West End Trac—See Phila Oo
West PennHiiec. den 58 2030-A&O k
g
M&tJ&F
_lst M 4s 1961 ser H
J&J
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960..J&L
104
Kiev
27
a_M&N /
—M&S
Tennessee Eastern
103*
J&J
W
44
Syracuse Gas g os 1946-—-JAJ
Syracuse Lake Shore A No{"th—
f
1st M g 6s 47 opt
Debenture 7s
s
M&N
104
102*
98*
Union Water Wks Oo—
12
1st lien 5*8 1942
M&8 15 J
101*
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49—J&D
61
Suburban Lt & Pow 6s 1938-F&A
Sweetwater Water 5*s 52—A&O
Taiwan Elec
103
103
101*
98*
A&O
47
J&D
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Riyi Vail
SuDuman Gas Oo of pnUauelphlii
1st s f g 5s Apr 1 '62 op 07 AAO
Super-Power Oo of 111—
f.t 4*. 1968-.
1M M 4M. 1OT0
lafc M 6s 1961
102
B-.E&a
61*
48*
F&A
Util 7s 1946
Westchester Lt 1st
84
45
f
Rtetttn Pub
31
98
81
Oo—
'A3
K Um
28
29
Sctv^ Ooto--
1—1
70
94
1st lien 6s series A 1948---F&A
1st lien 6s 194* ser B—-—J AD
Standard Telephone
ser
Bid
Bonds and Stocks.
Ask.
Uhion
A&O
6% conv notes 1935Standard Power A L Oorp
Deb g 6s 1957—
Standard Public
4*s
1967
1957
1957
1st g 5*s 1954 serA
Kiev RR—See N
25
M&n
1961—
1966
Debenture 6s
Gen
5s
Jnion
__
lMS-
Bid.
Genl mtge 5s
STOCKS
marked "f" end Income end defenlted bonds
Onion Elec L A Pow of Illinois—
57
ref 6s 65-AAO
Springfield (Mo) Gas A.Elec, Oo
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A---J&D
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942.
Standard Gas A Elec of Delaware
Debenture 6s
33
Ml
Spg Br'k Wat 1st
6% g noteo
71*
32*
Public Service Oo--
w»nr-
where
Bonds.
General
s
except
Onion El Lt A Pow Oo of St L—
Gen 5s series A 1954-J&D
69
lst M s f 6s 1946 ser A—-J&J
Southwestern States Telep CO-lst M 6s 1948
M&S
Southwest Gas Oo—
1st im fl*s '37 with
Ask.
AND
BONDS
UTILITY
"and Interest"
70
Oo—
Southwestern Natural Gas
1st s f 6s 1945
-—
are
102
..(f)
com
1
87 Preferred
87 second pref series A
86 cum pref
1
(t)
(f)
Warrants
Amer
Gas.A Elec com—
.(f)
86 preferred
(t)
Amer Gas A Pow 86 1st pref—(t)
American Light A Traction
25
Atner Power A Light com
86 preferred
85 pref ser A
98
101
3
4
3
4
'
.(|j
3*
M
el*
104
4
14*
29
k
17*
18*
22
23
9*
29*
...
'
3
33
"3
9*
30
84
6
18*
12*
"27*
23*
11*
28
24
98
I In London.
11
Nominal.
r
Canadian price,
s
Sale price.
>33.]
NOTICE.-—ill bond priest
art
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
"tod Interest" ezoept
where marked "f'and
Federal Water Service
A
com
_(+>|
(!)
__
_
Fitchbiirg Gas A Klec
Florida Power
Corp—
7% pref series A
7% preferred
florid*
forelKii Light
3?
7
(+\
preferred
#7 preferred
7
.
LlgbV.V.60
40
42
20
I5,]
44j
..100
50
Jt "A j/ vref
u
A Power unite,
(!)
42d St A Grand
St—See N Y Rys.
Frankf d &
S'thwark—seePhilaRT
Franklin Teiegrapn
(guar)
tot
ilas A It lee of
Bergen < V»unty-100
General Electric Oo
Ltd—
Amor
dep rets
24.
90
10
.
^5
^ miec ll»el> com
Common class B
Preferred class a
7%
Preferred class A 8
A
cum conv
$0
conv pref ser B
pref
ser
14
7
U;
7»
SO
1
1
t)
•
(25c
(t)
(f
A...
({
10
Gen Italian Edison
Elec Oorp—
Amer shs for
ordinary stock
Gen Public
Service Oorp
I
$3
Wat,Wk8 &
preferred
Warrants
1
Elec
4
(f)
S6 preferred
Gen 1 Puoiic
utilities
)l\
S7"5mIIit
H
aZ
com
0
4
Jti
14
prefSrrert'"""it]
55
"lT
Georgia Power |6
Germantown Pass—See Phila.
Gold A Stock
Telep (guar)
Green
1
RT
T_
A
" 72
Ooates—See Phila R T.
Oorp |o preu.iT)
Greenwich
WaterAOas0% pf.lOO
°
s1!
W
(+j
$5.50 pref
>1<
Green Mt Pow
Hackensack
34
51
Pref..!...
^teiP™
Water..".".'."."
55
51
2t
21
27
25
4c
4*
1
Preferred
ZZZZa/i
Hamilton Gas common
v't'c ~(t)
Hartford Electric
Light
11.26
_
Hartford Gas
com
.
_
Preferred
"
Havana Elec By
Preferred
:
;
i
com"
54
1
"""fnri
i
Haverhill Elec Light""
IS
IIestonville M A F—See PhilaRT
Holyoke Water Power..
10j
Hudson County Gas
"iuu
p°wer 7%
pref
b% preferred
UMnola Pow. A Lt.
2(
18'
l5i
7!
100
6'
2:
1
Utilities 0%DreflOO
1st pref. 100
Indiana Service
Corp.—
C
/+\
prVfZZZlou
«
6
,
6%
$6 preferred
—/+>
U lnols North
PovLer Secur
0% preferred
inn
-
Indianapolis Street Ry Co
100
}nl£n^PoTAL,«ht 7% PrVfZZlOO
Interboro R T rot trust
ctfs
-
100
Certificates of deposit._______
Int!'rUHl rtnim-hi a>si A
Z25
'i
4
.
.
Class A
warrants
Conv pref $3.50
serles'ZZZIZZsofc
Intern&t Ocean
Teleg (guar)
lOo
Internal Power
_
$0 preferred
u
international Ry y t c
International Telep A
International Utilities
14
Ui
I
141
Class
)\)
""
ft)
A
)
B
1
$1.75 preferred _V_~
~
$3.50 preferred..
7% pref
Italian Superpower
Debenture rights
k
""inn
common A (t)
\H
:::
)
5
t
j
...
5%!
I
4H
8
8
9K
13 flSSferr:~18i
Kansas City Power A Light—"
1st pref $0 series B
Kansas City Pub Serv com
Preferred
(♦)
(!)
/j,
7%'pref ".".100
Kansas E lee Pow
Kansas Gas A Elec 7%
pref
Kentucky Utilities, pref
100
100
Telephone preference 60
Kings Oo Ltg 7 % pref
iuu
5% preferred
Laclede Gas Light..
100
100
Preferred
""l00
Lake Sup Dlst Pow
7% prefZZlOO
.9^ Lincoln Telep A Teleg cbm.II100
55^ Lone Star Gas Corp._.__.._._(f)
Long Island Lighting comZZZZ(t)
7% preferred..........
100
lot
0% preferred
Los Angeles G A E
...
Corp. pref. 101
Louisiana Power A Light $0 pf (t;
Louisv Gas A Elec com cl
A
...
Louisvllle Railway Oe
14
Lowell Electric Light
Lynn Gas A Elec Oo
.(t
10L
Preferred
10
10t
25
..25
10(
_.
33
Mackay Companies pref
Manhattan Elev Ry (N Y)
Modified guarantee
391^
Marconi lnt Marine Oommuni.
8\i
30
55
8*4
134
American deposit receipts...
Marconi WiienOanada>
.
Prior
59
101
lOt
/
..
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Ltd
Am dep rets for bearer shs
Market St Ry (San
Francises).lOt
Preferred
II
lot
...101
preferred
Second preferred
lot
Mass Power A Light Amoclat'n—
Common
with
warrants
im
Common without warrants
Preferred.
Warrants
Mass Utilities Associates v t c
(f)
5% conv p&rtlc preferred...60
..........
1 In London
n
Nominal,
'Canadian
price
a;
Bx-dlrldend.
*
;
100
Teieg"
Warrants for class
BlIIIIIIIII
lijiericatc fowei
prei a/
~
Iswa Southern Utfl.
M
I
Securities com" (t)
t Without
par
value,
1
Bid.
Stocks*
Memphis Natural Oas
Memphis Pow A Lt« 7 %
Metropolitan Edison
57 preferred series
SO
pf.no pur
Middle West Utilities
$6 cum pref without
Midland Utll 7% prior
Minnesota
lien...luU
Faterson A
4o
70
103
74
106
Peninsular Telep Co com
Preferred
Penn Central Lt A Pow 56
38
Penn-Ohio Edison 7% pr
20
26
Warrants
90
8
93
Warrants B
Preferred
Tel A Tel..
10
70
57
63
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7 %
6034
3734
r
A
48
103
1
15
Municipal Gas (Dallas) 7% pf-(t)
Sujfolk 7% pref... 100
N ational Elec Power—
100
com..(t;
56 preferred
(t)
Nebraska Power, pref—i
100
Nevada-Calif Electric com ...100
Preferred
100
Newark Consolidated Gas_.__100
60
9634
ft
11
98"
^
New Eng Gas A
'
El Assn—
Class H
15*
Duquesne Light 6% 1st pf.100
Federal St A Pleasant Vai.—26
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
50
7% preferred
50
Citizens Passenger guar
—50
Contlnen Pass Ry (529 pd)_.50
Falrm't Pk A Hadding'n
60
35
(t)
Frandf'd A Southwark Pass.50
-100
Green A Ooates Sts (515 pd).60
Hestonville M A F com
—50
Phil A
1934
Fulton Ferry.100
B'way A 7th Ave guar
,100
Christopher A Tenth Sts—100
Eighth Avenue
100
Bleecker St A
(1/
..100
old
50
50
...50
Union Traction (51734 Pd)..50
West Phila Pass guar
60
Phila Traction—See Phila R T
Piedmont A iNortnern Ry
..100
Portland Gaz A Coke. 7% pf_.100
Porto Rico Telep com
100
Postal Teleg A Cable 7% pf-100
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref.100
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref.. 100
534% preferred—
100
Power Corp of Canada com—(t)
Preferred
100
Providence Gas (free stock)
(t)
—
guar......100
Certificates of deposit
El LAP—
...
Public Serv of Cole 7% pref—100
100
5% preferred
57 preferred ser A—...—(t)
56 dividend pref...
(t)
N
Y
Telephone
0K% pref
6% pref
|Public Serv of Ind 07 pref... (t)
i
N
Uftti American
7 % prior preferred
_(t)
Public Serv. Co. of N.H. $6 pf.(t)
......10
A
B.........
North
.Public Serv Ocrp of N J—(no par)
8% preferred
100
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
.100
55 preferred
(+)
Consolidated Trac of N J..100
O
Co com
.
....it;
....60
preferred..
6%
Amer Edison
|6 pref..(t)
Rapid Transit St Ry Co...100
A Elec Trac__100]
Nor Amer Gas & Elec A....—(t)
North Amer Light A Pow. ...It;
56 preferred—.
Nw Boat
So Jersey Gas
Public Service Co of Nor
(t)
Seo—Com.(t)
Utility
Ltg Prop com
Nor Amer
(t)
6% preferred
Pub Serv El A G 55 pref
......100
Y Utll pref
Nor Ontario Power Co 6%
Nor States Power
7% preferred
1UU
1
Telep 6M* pi.lUO
Northwestern Teleg (guar)
60
Ohio Edison $6 pref
(t)
57 preferred
(t)
Ohio Power 6% pref
100
Ohio Public Serv pref A (7%).ion
6% preferred
.100
Oklahoma Gas A Elec 7% pf
100
Ok>aN»t Gas Corp 6 34% of..100
Omaha A Council Bluffs Railway
A Bridge 4% cum pref
100
Ottawa Light Heat a Pew
100
Hortnwest Hell
5014 pref
.100
100
100
3t Louis County Water pref.100
St Louis Pub Serv—
7% Preferred series A
(f)
Ban Joaq L A Pow pf A 7%.—100
7% prior preferre
—100
0% Dr»«r preferred
100
Savannah El A Pew fl% pref.100
9cranton Electric $6 pref
(t)
Seaboard Public Service Co—
Preferred
88
90341
5
~534
13
24
1634
24%
2234
20%
22
19MI
75
80
48
4934
n
Nominal,
"8
ir
834
6
63
1934
k
22
s
24 34
77
v?
k
25
(t)
100
Preferred
50
8
45
20 y8
25
pref—
Sou Calif Gas Co 0%
2534
1734
r
>Vi
A
^
57
x
4534
-.100
15
South A Atlan Teleg (guar)
25
56
Southern Indiana G A E 6%pf 100
65
7% preferred
100
k
34
Southern Nat Gas Corp.——_(t)
11134
Southern New Eng Telep
100
13
55
Southwestern Gas A El
32
34
Southwestern Lt A Pr com
5234
57
8734
Preferred
§§*
79
78
68
69
■ft*
56
6334
So Jer G El A Tr—See P 8 Corp.
10
Southwestern Bell
Preferred
1134
734
15
100
7
4
12
Standard
6
3234
Standard
4
14
17
45
25"
20
68
67
60
67
45
40
7
734
34
2634
6634
1534
1434
67
67
7
76
67
62
100
834
234
834
91
Twin States Gas A Electrics
74
—100
...100
7% preferred
97
105
434
(t)
Union Gas (Canada)
17
Union St
16
70
1234
1334
30
'4234
116
102
■A'i
234
Warrants
49
Elec(Conn)pref 100
United Gas A El of NJ 6% pf.100
United Gas Corp com .......(1)
$7 pref series A
(t)
United Gas A
86
114
434
Ry (New Bedford)—100
Union Traction—See Phila R T
United Corp
m
$3 cumulative preferred
(t)
27
106
Warrants
9234
7434
75
17
1934
155"
46
334
3234
....
1934
(t)
(
t)
pref (non-vot)
3aven_.(t)
United Hi Co of New Hi
i
(t)
United Lt A Pr com A
—(+)
(t
Common B
United Gas A Impt vot__
$5
91
151
7734
Union Pass—See Phila R T
32
4234
38
100
9
60
60
54
57
51
30
43
..100]
Un Jfil L A Pow (Mo) 6% pf—lOO
10834
49
(t)
Transit
7% prior lien
110
10734
834
S?*
Y RaUways
Union E L A P (IU) 6% pf
2634
95
-(f)
cum
86
534
6
2134
0% cum. 1st pref
United Pub Utll $6 pref.,
A El (Bait) csm
United Rys
3234
3334
62
65
Utah Power A Light—
50
74
54
46
49
$7 preferred
(t)
Utica Gas A Electric 7% pref 10O
Utilities Power A Lt CI A
1
70
9934
10134
18
1934
66
834
20
68
srA
2134
34
56
2334
2434
40
71
8234
Winnipeg Elec
Preferred
(t)
100
Co
...
Wisconsin Power ALight
7% preferred
Wisconsin Pub Ser
84
100
R T.
0%pflOO
100
Corp7%pflOO
Telep 7% pref
100
67
40
99
Wisconsin
York (Pa) Railways
t Without par value.
Preferred.50
65
82
67
68
59
65
50
10834
9234
r
r
'
31
78
100
oreferred
West Phila Pass—See Phila
U"
60
30
..,.100
pref
..100
Power 7% pref...100
0%
price, x Ex-dlvldend.
12"
87
Telegraph
luu
Elec Co Class A— (t)
6% cum
West Penn
59
285
100
pref
.
'
4634
7% cum preferred
9634
98
57
Washington Wat Pow 0% pf _.(r)
Western Massachir
Cos
fti
West Penn
4
15
8234
(t)
Western Union
86
73
73
534
134
14
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
100
6% preferred
...100
Washington (D O) Gas
20
Washington Gas A Elec 7% pflOO
Wash (D O) Ry A El csm
100
Western Power Co
71
90
134
234
1
...100
Preferred
2634
5
(t)
Non-voting common
7% cumul pref
Virginia Elec A Power
$6 preferred
2034
83
2434
8734
Class B vtc.-..............
13
20
10
-
86
90
.10
Preferred
40
30
100
100
(t)
0% preferred
5% preferred
Trl-State Telep A Teleg
23d Street—See N
9
39
105
(f)
6% preferred
Twin City Rapid
Preferred
8
:
-
35
(t)
Thlru Avenue Ry (N Y)
1UU
Toledo-Edison pref A (7%)—100
49
44
1634
(t)
pf (7%) 100
7.2% 1st preferred........100
1st preferred (0%)
Hid
5% cum 1st preferred..
100
Texas Power A Ugnt 7 % pref.100
_
4
3034
Tennessee El Pow 1st
17
60
••••
it)
Tampa Elec Co
12
60
43
634
,
35
60
1534
43
38
Syracuse Ltg 0% preferred..10U
634% preferred
100
8% preferred
100
95
30
31
(f)
vtc
Serv
26
1534
4134
16*4
Sub lt T St Ry—See Phila O®
Swiss American Elec pref
100]
34
90
Pub
Class A parttc stock
834
60
26
(+)
—
.
50
if)
cam
Preferred
80
14
39
12
21
19
Lt
Class B
101
70
28
50
9
A
Bow
""
34
25
25
27
(t)
(t)
(t)
prior pref
cum preferred
$0 prior pref
cum
68
H3"
48
32
Standard Gas A Elec com (no part
$7
14
60
3
A—(t)
(t)
Sprlngf (Mass) St Ry Cos pf._100
40
100
3234
334
*
25"
118
117
pref.100!
7% pf-100
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
Springfield (Mass.) G L Os vtc 2_
Free stock
25
6
9934
Telep
18
90
r
26
Southern Col Pow com A
65
..(f)
i Sale
(t)
(t)
Southern Canada Power...
53.25 conv pref with warr—(t)
rCanadian price,
com—(t)
25
25
25
Corp $034 pref— (t)
Sou Calif Gas
—
56 preferred
Lt
634% preferred series O
6% preferred series B
7 % preferred series A.
1354
Rocky Mountain Motor—
100
...100
(go)....26
Pacific Gas A Electric
....26
First preferred (6%)
26
First preferred (534%)
26
preferred series D
Roch Telep
Preferred
1 In London,
(t)
(f)
A
South Calif Edison common
10
30
0%
Ottawa Traction
Pacific A Atlantic Tel
k Last sale.
SueensCorp of Amer
adio Borough GasAE16%pfl00
(t)
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T
Rochester G <s. E 7% pref B..100
0% oreferred series O
100
100
lien
(f)
Pr
Preferred ($7)
Participating preferred
82
Rhode Isl Pub Serv pref
Class A
100
6% pref.. 100
——.100
West Utll 7 % pref
100
North
7% prior
(t)
(t)
60
75
Warrants-...
7% cum pref A
60
6% cum pref B
(+)
Rap Tran St Ry—See P 8 Corp
Republic Gas com
(+)
Rhine-Westph Elec Pow Amershs
pref 100
(Del) com.. 100
100
0% preferred
Northwest Electric
Preferred 7 %
(f)
Quebec Power common
100
7% preferred
/»34% preferred
100-
Puget 8d Pr A Lt 56 pref
55 preferred
Continent Utll com....100
b% preferred
,.,.100
t'% preferred
......100
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 6% pi—inn
North
Northern N
111..(t)l
6% preferred
100
7% preferred
100
Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
100
Preferred
.........(t)
$6 preferred
100
100
Niagara A Hudson row
Option warrants
Option warrants
Option warrants
100
100;
0% preferred
N Y Steam Cc—
N Y Water Serv
60
50
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry
Union Pass (530 5-6 pd).
—..100
N Y Mutual Telegraph
26
N Y Power & Light Corp 56 pf It)
7% preferred
100
N Y Rys Corp 57 pref...
(t)
Twenty-third St
Gray's Fy (526 pd)„.50
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
7% preferred
Sixth Avenue
.50
Philadelphia Traction
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)
A Lt 56 pref(t)
Public Service—
N Y A Queens
Preferred
pd)60
Phila City Pass Ry (522 H
Phila A Darby Pass Ry
New Jersey Pow
New
50
Preferred
New England Telep A Teleg—1UU
N Eng Wat L A P Asso 6% pf-100
New Haven Water
60
N J A Hud Rlv Ry A Fer pref.100
i
50
Germantown Passenger
It)
preferred
(t)
preferred
———(t)
convertible preferred
(t)
prior pref —
-(t)
New Orleans
50
—50
Monongahela Lt A Pr
50
Monongahela St Rv
-50i
98*
Phila A Darby—See Phila R T
Phila A Grays—See Phila R T
io5" Philadelphia Elec Co 56 pref—(t)
IPhila Elec Power 8% pref
25
preferred
prior
60
(t)
60
65"
New England Power. Co. pref 100
New England Pub Serv com-.-(t)
57
57
56
56
56
60
S5 preferred
% cum preferred
Allegheny Traction
Citizens Traction
Consolidated Trac pref
Class O
Assn com
(t)
56 cum pref
......—
New Eng Pow
Preferred
Phila R T
Philadelphia Co com
109
32
(f)
stamped
Phila City Pass—See
20
1434
A Light
National Power
55 preferred
(t)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow—(f)
People's G L A O (Ohio)
100
134
..
10434
7234
6134
100
W*
46
100
A,
100
63
Nassau &
7% preferred...
(t)
$6 preferred
100
Power. com.(t;
Mountain States
$7 pref (t)
Participating class A stock, (t)
pref. 100
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt $7 pf-(t)
65
16
Southeastern
2
Penna Gas A Elec Corp
13
£3
112
110
96
100
pref(t)
pf—100
4534
3634
r
13
33.
1734
5434
s
Somerset Un A Middlesex Li. 100
85 34
—100
(t)
pref
44
Montreal Tramways, com
Mountain States
100
Passaic Gas A El. 100
Pawtucket Gas
preferred
Telegraph
...
Teleg
70
lstprf(t)
Cons.(j)
Montreal
(t)
-(t
10
non-voting
1st preferred.
67
preferred ......... 100
Miss Power Ac Light 6% pref ..(t)
Mississippi Rlv Pow pref
100
Missouri Pub 8er 7 % pref
100
Second
Common
10
27
25
100
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref
100
Phila R T
Shawlnigan Water A Power —it)
Sioux City Gas A El 7% pf—100
Sierra Pac Elec pref
100
Sixth Avenue— See N Y Ryz
9
T
Pacific Pub Service—
Pacific Telep A
Preferred
}34
pref 100
pi—100
Monongahela L A P—Bee PhllaOo
Monongahela St Ry—Bee PhllaOo
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pf_25
Montana Power 6% pref
(t)
Montreal L H & Pow,
2*
r4
234
56 cum
Mohawk-Hudson Power
4)
100
...
—
(N Y)
Sedalia Water pref
31
88*
2nd A 3rd Sts Ry—See
100
preferred
Preferred
6434
'At
lien
—..—....100
7% preferred class A—.....100
0% preferred class A—...100
Mllw. Elec. Ry. A Light—
6% pref. series 1921...... 100
0% pref. series 1892-1897.-100
Light 7%
Pow A Lt 7%
Prior
58
8
Second Ave RR Corp
1934
88
Bid.
Par
Stocki*
Ask.
Bid.
com—<t)
(t)
Pacific Lighting Corp
Preferred (56)
71
X
0% prior
Milwaukee Gas
434
65
Pac North we t Pub Serv
Co—
—(t)
(t)
if)
war.—(t)
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
A*
60
„(t)
B_.
preferred tserieti O
7%
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY
90
3
934
62
6534
5834
10934
98
334
10
34
36
38
41
70
72
107
28
3,1"
Under the heading "Industrial and
Miscellaneous Securities"
include all Issues which do not
we
under the previous two headings, namely "Railroads (Steam)"and "PublicUtilities."
put "Textile
ever/we
In the
case
appear
of stocks, how¬
Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land," "Title Guarantee and
follow with the rest of the "Industrial and Miscellaneous."
Safe Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then
NOTION.—All bond prleei era "and
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask,
INDUSTRIAL AND
86H
Acme Steel Goods 6s 1943.M&S
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s '48-MAS
Coll tr g 4s 1947
'AD
47
99
70 %
63%
,
Advance Bag & Paper 6s '52-J&D f
AJax Rubber 1st 8s s f 1930—J&D
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955--J&J
"I6i
40
28
9
20
14
10
53
m
J&'
gold 5s 1937M&N
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
1st a f 7s 1955
M&S
88H
90
97H
Canada
48 H
f deb 5s 1939
S3
L
deb
92
19%
63
99
100
25
25
35
Amer Oolortype 6s
F&A
1943-A&0
875*
69
98
69
87
-——M&N
Oonv deb 5 He 1949
87 H
Ohapln-Sacks,
-J&J
t 6s 1939-A&O
Am Mach & Fdy a
American Metal Go Ltd—
106
M&N
99H
Amer Radiator deb 4 Ha *47 M&N
Mill—
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948—J&J
4H% notes 1933
M&N
Amer Sales Book 6s 1939—A&O
Amer Seating conv 6s 1936—J&J
Amer Service deb 0H« 1934—J&J
6s ser A with warr 1944—-J&J
w
_
93 %
Sugar Refg 6s 1937-—J&J
Amer
Tobacco deb
72
103 H
93
48
7
7
99
105
Deb
73
99H
6s '37-M&N
42M&S
'39-J&J
J&J
Amoskeag Mfg 6s 1948--—J&J
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate-—
Amer Writ Paper a f 7-6s
1st 6s 1947—
J&J
1st M 5Ha 1943 ser A
&
Co—Real
4 Ha 1939 opt
gold
J&D
Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940-J&D
Arnold
Print
Wks 6a 1941—A&O
Simmons
Hardw
Balaban & Kats Corp—
5H% note* 1033
Locomotive
os
Without warrants—
.
m
6Hs 1946-
Certificates of deposit
52
62"
61
104%
mmmm
8H
;]s
86
76%
75
Oemputlng-Tabulatlng-Rec Co
88 H
89 H
92 H
63 H
93
106H
Oonsoi
Agric
Loan
%
See Ger & Com Bks
Consolidated
60
23
;
52 H
/
58
11%
50
15"
f
98"
f
f
25
18
90
60
50
54H
8%
if
Oonsoi Tobacco 4s 1951.
57
Flour Mills of America Inc—
Oonv g 6H% notes 1946.A&O
79
Foltis Fisher Inc 6%a 1939--J&J *f
2H
Foreign Power Secur Oorp-—
1st col tr conv 6s 1949 ser AJ&D
47
Fox Film Corp deb 6s 1930&A&O
77
Framerlcan Ind & Dev Corp—
Deb 7 Ha 1942—
J&J
97
Francisco Sug 7 Ha 1942.M&N16
Franklin Co Coal 7s 1951
J&J
50%
16H
French Nat Mall SS Lines 6s
'52
62
II*
M&S
Corp—
Equip 5Ha 1934
.M&N
Equip 4Hs 1942
F&A
Eq tr 4Hfc 1932-45
J&D
Gen Amer Transporta System—
Eqtr 4 Ha 1934-'40 (yr)—M&S
Gen Baking deb 5H« 1940--A&O
General Bronxe deb 6s 1940M&N
98%
80
Corporation Securities Co—
5% serial notes 1933—3
6% serial notes 1934
]
5% serial notes 1934—...M&S
5% serial notes 1935——M&S
5%serlal notes 1936
M&S
12
(
Credit Alliance Corp—
Deb 5Hs 1938 with warr.ft
75" Crowley,
97
J&D
M&N
Sen Petrol 1st 6s Aug 1ft 1940
Gen Rayon deb 0s 1948 w w. J&D
..
12
96
J&J
103%
Deb 0Hs 1940
s f 6s
1948
Deb
/
f
f
♦/
1%
1%
1%
6
85H
!2
101 %
100
102
100 H
Crucible Steel Oo deb 5s '40-M&N
109H
102H
•73
55
,
9%
86%
98
&
33
32H
101H
103H
103
103
%
42
General Refractories Oo—
1 M income 6s w w '38—-M&S
Stl Oast lBt 5Ha '49 w w J&J
Sen
Gen Tbeat Eq deb 6a 1940.A&O
Certificates oC deposit
77
Mliner & Oo—
Deb s f 5Hs 1937
M&N
Crown Cork & Seal Ce, Inc—
20-year sink fund 6s 1947.-J
Crown WUlamet
Pap 0s "51-J&J
Crown Zellerbach Corp—
Deb 0s 1940 with warr
M&S
6.00
6.00
General Motors Acceptance Corp
40
70
Purch money 6s 1998 QhFeb-Penn-Mary Steel 5s 1937-J&J
00%
102 H
98H
10
8
74%
55%
99^
75H
75
J&J f
/
35
55
105
83%
Corp—
1st mtge s f 5 H« 1947 ser A. J&J
Gen'l Elec 3Ha 1942 opt—F&ft
Gen Elec (Germany)7s'46-J&J15
Continental
OU Co—
Deb 5Hs 1937
M&
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
37%
General Amer Tank Car
General Cable
24%
r&A
74
116
75
100 H
115
Gannett Oo deb 6s '43 ser A.F&A
Garlock Pack Oe deb 6s '39-A&0
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
0H% notes April 15 193
88
deposit—— */ 77
♦/ 58 H
*f 58%
deposit..
General American Investors Inc—
Laundries—
72"
91%
*f 72
Gelsenkirchen Mining Oo—
^
55
Oonsoi Mach Tool 7s 1942Consol Publishers. Inc—
68
notes 1931
Certificates of
6-Jt 6% notes 1934
£
Consolidated Investment Corp
of Canada 4Hs 1959
104""
Certificates of
1958
.
22
106 H
97
95
Connecticut Coke 6s 1948.
[/
67
49 H
45
88
Frick-Reld Supply 0s 1943—J&D
F
Beld'g-Hem'way0% notes *36 J&J
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp—
Conv deb 6s 1940
M&S
Beneficial Loan Soc 6s B 1939 Q-J
6s profit share deb 1950—Q-J
Beth'rn St 1st 1 & ref 5s 42-M&N
80
3en Vending 6s 1937
38
40
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945-.
German Bldg & LandBk 6 Ha 1948
104^
73
7 $
F&A ♦/JfclO
*fk 2
115
92 H
78
78H
96
82"
Certificates of deposit—
99%
82%
53%
31
100
85%
70%
zv*
72
70%
99
frBasl®.. f This price includes accrued interest, k
104 H
51%
k
Beech Creek C & O 6s '44—J&D
Sale price.
102""
65
98
s
61
100%
Beacon Oil deb 6s 1936—-M&N
Purcb money 5s 1936
91H
29 %
101 %
Oomm'l Invest Trust Corp—
Conv deb 5Hb 1949
1
Bayway Terminal—
1st
1940
5H%
/
/
\f
/
7%
114
1940
M&N
Batavlan Petrol 4 H a gu 1942 J&J
Bates Valve Bag Corp—
Deb s f 6s 1942
F&A
g
f deb 7s
77
s
61
Works—
6s with warrants 1938—
Without warrants—
1st
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943
Farr & Bailey Mfg 7s 1942- M&S
103
Federal Sugar Ref 6s 1933—M&N */ 10
Federated Metals s f 7s '39
99
J&D
33H
M&N
5H% notes 1934
M&N
6H % notes 1935-38---.-M&N
Baldwin
A
59
59
29
59
Cos
Atlas Plywood Corp—
Conv deb 5 Ha 1943—M&N *
Autocar Co. 1st 7s 1937
M&N
ser
fk 45
M&S' / 27
Osmmander-Larabee Corp—
102"*
58
6H% gold notes 1933-—J&J *f 17
Atl Gulf & W Indies 88 Lines—
Coll tr g 6s Jan 1 1059
58 H
J&J
Atlanta Laundries 6Hs w w 1943- J
10
auautic Kefln deb 6n 1937—J&J
103^
Atlantic Steel 1st s f 6s 1941.J&J
1948
Flsk Ruhh Co 1st 8s 1941—M&S
Associated Oil 6% notes '35-M&S
103H
43 H
Associated Rayon 5s 1950 ..J&D *
Associated
f 6s
43
80
82
48
s
75"
1st
estate
70
1st
99H
45
Armour & Co of Delaware—
Armour
A&O
20-year deb 6%a 1948-- -A&O
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '63 A&O
69
195%
3
71
39H
27 H
57
M
♦/
9
37
-
J&J
9
60
Amor Wire Fabrics 1st 7s
Finishing Corp—
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
Sf 5s 1942-—-M&S k
First Bohemian—See Boh G1 Wks
99 %
6i
—J&J
49""
H
76H
49%
35
Residential Mtge Bank
sinking fund 6s 1961
M&S
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48M&S
Firestone Tire & Rub(Oan)7s 1937
45
52
46
M&N
gold 6s 1940—---—A&O
r
Finland
47
Oh lids Oo deb 5s 1943
F&A
O
F&A
Corp—
Flat
59
>Jfc
104
99
1951—F&A
4s
Amer Type Fdrs deb k
Deb gold 6s 1939
Chic Pneumatic Tool Oo—
99%
2ZX
77%
r
40
•
65H
Amer Thread 1st 5Hs 1938-M&N
Am
•
108
93
101
92
>100
,
Amer Smelt & Ref 6s 194/—A&O
•
75
Chesapeake Corp—
60
American Piano 6s 1936
•
72H
79
American Rolling
52
106 H
91
5H% K *><»*«• Apr 1 1934-A&O
American Meter 6s 1946
J&J
1
«/*38
Fabrics
99
193
J1*
17
M&S
ser
1st m conv s r 6s 1939
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
Famous Players Canada
Inc—
Coll tr sink fund 7s
Ohateaugay Ore & Iron—
!iH
Everlastik, Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
50H
_
76 %
105
1st 17s 1907
Certain-teed Prod Corp—
Amer IG Ohem Corp—
Amer International Corp—
Osnv 5 Ha 1949
90
102
M&N
1st 1 7 Ha 1950 ser A
1st 1 7Hs 1966 ser B
102H
94
98
28
European Mtge & Invest—
r A 101
94H
Amer Oyanamld deb 5s 1942-A&O
Amer Ice Co deb 5s 1953—-J&D
65
J&D
-
st & col tr 5Hs 1942—A&O
Ernebi*. Breda 7s 1954 w w__F&A
77
78
80
1942
Amer & Continental 6s
51
),k
47
65
Eastern Steel 5b 1931 ctfs—F&A
Elk Horn Coal lst0Ha 1931-J&D
7% notes 1931
103
k
Without warrants.
94
51
Empire Oil & Refg Co¬
49
)k
82
98%
79%
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942. J&D
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952-J&J
Eastern Cuba Sug 7H» '37 M&S
88
101
25-yr guar 5s 1955-.——
Capital Admin Corp—
_
§0H
80
66
Paper—
1st M 6s 1949
Canadian Nat Steamships—
35
T
85H
Canadian Internat
F&A
Amer Chain deb 6s 1933—-A&O
94
72^
66 H
4
73
Donner Steel 7s 1942
J&J
Dow Chemical 0% notes'40-F&A
Driver Harris Co—
71%
95
Without warrants
5%
26
3
'43-F&A11
6s
56
Dodge Bros deb 6s 1940
M&N
Dodge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
J&J
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42-M&N
Dominion Canners 1st 0s '40 A&O
Domln Goal 6s '40 op '10—M&N
91H
99%
95%
22H
74
Amalg Laundries 6H® 1936-M&S
Amalgamated Phos 6s 1936-F&A
Amalgamated Sugar Co—
1st s f 7s 1937
A&O
Amer Aggregates Corp—
Deb 6s"43 ser A with war.F&A
American Beet Sugar Co—
Oonvsfdeb 6s 1935
s
98
f 0s Oct 15*60 A&OIS
66
95
F&4
amagney Sugar 7s 1942 A&O 11
Certificates of deposit-—--—. !/
Canada Biscuit 6H« 1940—M&N /
Canada Bread 6s 1941
T&A
Can Cement 1st 6H® 1947-M&N
Oonv
MfgOe—
Aluminum Co debs 5s 1952.M&S
Aluminum Ltd s f debt 5e"48 l&J
s
13
97
Dominion Tar & Chemical Oo—
Deb s f 6s 1949 ser A
J&J 2
6s series B 1949
J&T
Dominion Textile 0s 1949— M&S
Donnacona Paper—
1st s f 6Hs 1948 so1 A
F&A
99%
32H
Deb
Farm Ln
91
77
14
6k
m*A
98M
A&O
63
By-Products Coke Corp—
1st M 5H» 1945 ser A—.
California Packing Corp—
57
74H
1939—J&J
1st M & coll tr 8s 1939
17%
40%
40
20
A&O
32
45 %
J&J
f 5s 1940—J&D
1st mtge 6s 1953
J&D
Denver Tin StkYds 5s 1946. J&J
Detroit Times serial 6s 1933-M&S
serial 6s 1934 to 1943— M&S
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
6% notes (Am part ctfs)—M&S
Stamped (Mar '33 coup on) '35
Deutsche Rentenbank—
45 H
42 H
Alberta Pacific Grain 6a, 1946—Alued Packers deb 6s
40
43
f
15-yr
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1962—-A&O
42"
38
38
M&S,/
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
20
50
i
Albany Ferf Wrapping Corp—
AlUs-Ohalmers
14%
Certificates of deposit.
1928
1926
18%
Bridgeport Brass—
25
M&N
Alahama Mills 1st 6 Hs '43 A A&<>
Alaska Gold Mines 6s A '25-M&S
B
67 H
)f
uoal *■ Iron--
lit cons M 6s
series
71H
91^
16,,
s
Sink fund deb g 5 H« 1937
De Bardeleben Coal Corp—
97"
95H
86
,
Bid.
Bonds.
Cudaby Pack
1947.
87
defaulted bondi.
Cuba Cane Products—
Deb 6s 1950
85
r
Co 3Hs
and
Ask.
62
96
85
J&J
Acme Cement Corp 6s 1935-F&A
"I" and Inooms
Bid.
24
Boston Term
Acadia 8ugar 5s 1946
6s
94
95H
DebSH® 1943 with warr.-A&O
Ala Da ma Cons
Bonds.
I
J&D V 23%
1st M 6s 1953 ser A—
Abraham & Straus Inc—
except whers marked
Bohemian (First) Glass Works—
r*
1st-7s 1957 without warr.
"
Borden Mills 1st sf 6s—
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942.M&8
Abltlbl Pow & Paper—
interest*'
Last Sale.
I In London,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
* Negotiability! mpaired by maturity
■OTIOI.—AH bontf orleH im "and Interest" noipt whan
92
15
Lawrence Partland Cement Co—
Deb g5Hs 1942
AAO
89h
90
Leoigb Coal A Nav fund 4o '48 JAJ
Cons s f g 4Hs 1954
JAJ
Cons o f 4Hs 1954 oer C—J&J
Lehigh Valley Coal—
1st A ref 5s 1944—
FAA
1st A ref 5s 1954—
F&A
1st A ref os 1964
F&A
75
42
97 H
47 %
35 H
45
FAA
9
kf
kf
7%
27
101
k
57
|75""
67
67 H
85
92
65
ioih
191
26H
34H
63H
88
90 H
85
A&O
39 %
79H
Pac Coast Steel Corp 5s to '40
28
86H|
20~"
i&x
bO
62"
70~~
8
Independent Oil A Gas—
Oonv deb 6s 1939
Ind Limestone 6s 1952
M&N
6s prior lien s f 1942
M&N
Inland Steel lot 4Hs 1978--A&O
lot m ■ f 4Hs 1981 ser B—F&A
Inter lake Iron Corp—
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
M&N
100H
40
20
85 X
85
59
Internet Agricultural Corp—
lot & coll tr a f gold 5s_1932
56
stamped ext to 1942 —
International Cement—
Oonv deb 5s 1948
M&N
International Match Corp—
Deb s f 5s 1947MAN
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 5o 1941
J&J15
81
7%
7h
7%
7%
deposit
Internet Mercantile Marine—
lot M coll trust 6s 1941.-AAO
Internationa Paper—
1st A ref s f 5« 1947 oer A _J&J
lot A ref o f 5s ser B 1947-JAJ
Certificates of
51
103M
20-yr conv deb 5H«
69
-/»&J
84H
k
57%
k
71
87
61%
59
61
75 %
"Without warranto
k
Jefferson A Clearfield Coal A iron
Indiana Co 1st s f 5s 1950-J&J
81
50
104 ;
Jones A Langhlln
52
i
16
k
JAD
1949—J&J
St A Wire 8s 1941 AAO
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1943 ser A
J&J k
Kinney (GR) Co 7Hs 1936.JAD
Kirby Lumber 6a 1938—
Koholyt Corp 6H» 1943
M&S
Koppero Gas A Coke Co—
Deb ■ f 6s 1947
JAD
B f deb 5Hb 1950
J&J
Kresge Foundation 6s 1936-JAD
Kresge (S 8) 1st 5s 1945
JAD k
k
Otis of deposits
74
53
68
43
56 h
59
60
63H
65h
31
35
78
79
12
k"
53
102 H
15
15
15
5
16%
50v
52 H
57
75
56
50
90
90
50
62 ■
39H
79
82H
80 %
90
89
sale.
—
n Nominal.
62
1939—JAL
S6%
87
Eq trust 5s 1934
Pickering Lumber 6s A *46.-M&N
Pierce Butler A Pierce 0Hs 42
*J 14H
impaired by maturity.
1939
Port Arthur Canal A
Porto Rlcan Amer
Oonv
6s
J&J
1957 op
A&O
Dock—See
86
69
81
66
fc
J&J
88
40H
V*15
90
37
PrudenceCo guar coll5Ha'6lM&N
Prudential Refg 1st, ftHs '43-J&D
s
7s
A&O
1946
Pub Serv Subsld Corp see "P
55"
22
54
104h
104 %
29
19H
10-yr 5H% ■ f notes '37—FAA
10-yr ■ r 5H % notes '40
M&8
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
JAJ
34
93 H
97H
22
88
22
9
51X
40
97
87
84
66
56
40
/
Pure OH Co—
17H
93
25
42
49
51
94
U "
27
90
42
48 h
♦
Protestant Church of Germany
If4
33
1947-J&J
Procter A Gamble 4H§
74H
86H
RR.
J&J /
935*
81H
61
Price Bros A Co 1st 0s '43 A_F* 4 /
90
91
85
Potrero Sugar 7s 1947-M&N16
Pressed Steel Oar fis 1933....JAJ
Oonv deb 5s 1943
102 H
90
101
Tobacco—
1942
106
15
MAN
1947 opt
1st gold 5s
Poor A Oo 6s
4H
/ioP
Pocahontas OonBoi Collieries—
58
104
95
92
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland Coal
IS
MAN
1946
.A&O
Newberry (J J) 5Hs 1940.. .AAO
New Engl Laundry 6s 1936
New Eng Sou Mill* 7* 1933
105
N Y Dock Oo—1st g 4s '51-FAA
Serial 5% notes 1938—
A&O
57
N Y Evening Journal—
18
1st m & coll tr 6Ha 1933—J&D
1st m & coll tr 6%b 1934..J&D
1st m & coll tr 6%s 1935—J&D
1st m & coll tr 6%a 1936..J&D
1st m & coll tr 6 Ha 1937..J&D
54m
N Y & Foreign Investing Corp
60
Deb 5Hs 1948 with warr.J&D
77 % N Y A Hob Fy 5s May *48—JAD
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946--MAN
N Y A N J Ferry—5s '46—JAJ
61
NYLE&WO & R3—
1st 6s ext 5H% 1942-,—MAN
N Y L E A WD A I 1st 8s *13..
Extended at 5% to 1943—J&J
N Y Shlpbldg 1st 5s Nov 1 '46
90
New York Trap Rock Corp—
65
1st M ■ f 6* 1946—
JAD
41H
Debenture s f 7s 1930
J&D
North Amer Car—
80
Equip 5* 1933-1943 (s-a)..J&D
84H
82
Eq tr 5s '33-'45 (s-a)—M&N16
North Amer Cement Corp—
Deb 6Hs A with warr '40.M&8
North German Lloyd—
20-yr • f ft* 1947
MAN
90
56H
1st ■ f g 5s
A&O
90
56 H
46
12
95
61%
63
67
71%
92
*40.A&O
44
51%
99
90
1970--JA
Oonv deb 6s 1949
M&S
Phillips Petroleum Co—
/
61
50 H
98H
51
96
Pbila A Head O A I 5s
Plllsbury Flour Mills 8s 1943 AAO
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942—
Pirelli Oo of Italy con 7* '52MAN
Plttsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49—JAJ
Pittsburgh Coal Co—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949.FAA
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Corp—
Deb s f g 5Ha 1947
JAD
Pitts Steel 6 f 6s 1948
FAA
34
Qs 1944-M&N
48
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—
1st M s f 6s 1952
J&J
Penn Greyhound Lines, Inc—
notes 1933
A&O
notes 1934
A&O
notes 1935
A&O
Sink fund deb 6%b
85
32
82H
Coal 5s 1939—A&O
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth dteel
Pennsylvanla-DIxle Cement Cori
71H
1st m s f 6s 1941 set A.M&Sl .'
Penn Dock A Warehouse Oo.
/ 32
L'hold s f 6s 1949 w w—F&A
Certificates of deposit...... fk 34H
nquirer 6% notes
53
Murray Body 1st 6Hs 1934.J«H
Namm (A I) A Son—8ee Mfrs Tr Oo.
64
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 6Hs 1938
53
Nat Acme Oo lot 6s 1942
JAD
93 H
Nat Dairy Prod 5%b 1948--F&A
National Fire Proofing Oo—
30
Deb s f 5Hs 1947
**AB
f This price includes accrued interest.
fcLaat
Montreal and Toronto Stock Exchanges.
•Negotiability
b Basis.
88
48
.
10
80
AAO
Penn Mary
64
k
10
Transportation Oo—
8 f conv deb 6s 1944..
33
32
62
Peabody Coal Oo (Oonsol Go)—
1st s f 5s 1953 *er A
M&*
90
Nat Union Mtge 6s
St 5s '39.M&N
Journal of Commerce 6Hs 1937—
Karotadt (Rudolph) Inc—
1st 6« 1943 with Am ohs.M&N
Certificates of deposit
Kaufman Dept Stores Sec Corp—
OoltrSH % noteoJuly 15*43 F&A
Welth (B F) Corp 6s 1946 .MAS
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s '42.A&0
Kendall Co deb A—•
5Hs with warrants 1948--M&S
17H
27 H
17
65
1950.MAN
lot o f 5s 1956—
National Tea 5s 1935
Parmelee
32
31
f 6s 1936—J&D
Rath Ex deb 7s '37 with war MAN
National Steel Corp—
76
s
27
51H
Secured 6a 1937.
J A.I
Deb 6Hs 1937 with warr_A&0
Murphy (G O) Oo—
Deb 6s 1940
J&J
Nat Food Products
76
S2%
Parker-Young 1st 6 Hs s f *44 F&A
'
63H
39H
31H
31H
25
Munson Steamship Line—
1951 op—A&O
J&D
Park & Tilford
84
62
63 H
13
-JAD
Paramount Puoilx Corp—
Sink fund 5Hs 1950
50
warr—M&N
...
•
31%
30H
30
F&A
f g 0s 1947
Certificates of deposit
20-vr
6
1937
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
1st conv. s f 6s 1948
M&N
Metropolitan Wat Sew A Drain97"
Board o f 5Hs 1950
A&O
103 % Mlag Mill Mach'y lot 7o 195634
Mldale States Petrol 6H» 1945..
70
Mldvale Steel A Ordnance—
Oonv 9 f 5s 1936
.MAS
Miller A Hart Inc deb 6s '43.J&J
Miller A Lux Inc 1st M os'4o AAO
22
7% gold notes 1935
AAO
88
Minnesota A Ontario Paper Go—
86
1st 6s series A 1945—.... A&O
1st 6s series B 1948
J&J
59 %
1st 6s series O 1950-.—
M&N
5-yr 6% notes 1931
M&S
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind A L
58
Monroe Coal Mining 6s 1947....
Monsanto Chemical Works—
1st s f 6Hs 1942
M&N
81H
Montecatinl
(Socleta
Gen
Ind
Mlnerarla. Italy)deb 7s '37 JAJ
8%
With warrants
8%
8% Morris A Co 1st s f 4Hs '39-JAJ
m Mtge-Bond Oo 4s ser 2 '66- AAO
6s series 4 1933
M&N
53 H
5Hs series 16 1940
M&N
64
94
30^
2-yr 6% notes Mar 15 '33 M&S15
Paramount Fam Lasky Corp—
22
6
McCrory Stores 5Hs '41-J&D 15
Proof of claim filed by owner..
Mead (The )Oorp—
1st M 6s 1945 with
Merchants Refrig 6s
63
39
A..MAS
Ifotta-Fraschinl 7o 1942—
22
McKesson A Kobblno inc—
33H
76
Panhandle uorp—
50 H
F&A
1943 with warr
•••
!70H
1947
A&O
Massey-Harrls Oo 5s 1947--A&O
McCampbell & Co—
6H% notes 1937
J&D
McCord Rad & Mrg—
Deb 6*
Pacific
11
1st mtge s f 68
40%
•
101H
101H
Marlon Steam Shovel—
50
33 H
Oo.
Certificates of deposit..
Col tr 6% notes 1935
AAO
Mfrs Tr Oo ctfs of partlc In A
Namm A Son 6s 1943
JAD
66
93
J&J
22
43
40
33H
49
46
J&Dlf
Certificates of deposit......
119^
Manufacturers' Finance Oo—
63
A Paper—
International Securities Corp—Deb g 5s 1947—
JAD
Interstate Iron A Steel On—
lot of 5H® series A 1946--M&N
lot Msf 6Hs 1946 ser B.MAN
Intertype Corp deb 5Hs 42-J&D
investment Co of Arner—
Deb g 5s 1947 with warr..A&O
22 H
17
17
17
57
90
1940..
1st conv a f 0s
90
104H
....
35
35
116
Stamped modified coup on
Mansfield Min&Smelt 7s 41 (ww)
Without warrants
72
109
88
Stpd Oct 1931 coupon.—.
Certificates of deuoslt
25*%
33H
8 f deb 6 Hs 1943 with warM&N
Palmer Corp of La 1st 6sl948JAD
Pan Amer Petrol Co (of Calif)—
125
108
/
'
55
Pac Invest—See Invest Trust
Pacific W estern Oil Co—
123^8
Magnolia Petrol
ueb 4H« 1934.
_F&A
Deb 4 Ho 1035
F&A
Manatl Sngar 1st 7Hs '42..AAO
Certificates of deposit
17
69
68
Pac Fruit Exp Ea—See »o
63
32
Pacific Coast Oo g os 1U40..JAD
35"
67^
61
Extl deb 5Hs 1958
MAN
Osgood Oo deb g 0s 1938
J&D
1941. J&J
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.M&S
94
/
f
/
f
11
65H
M&S 15
Extl deb 6s 1953
m
78
22
"182
—
35H
/
5
—
J&J
f
69
—
101
s
72
8
Oriental Devel Oo Ltd—
98
90
JAD
Leb & W-B Coal con 4s '35.
22
69
JAJ
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942AAO /
55
«*
—
19
80
21%
Oneida Commuulty Ltd
8 f 0H% notes 1939 with w
Pabst Corp 1st 5%a to 1939.M&S
Pac Coast Cement 6s A 1942-J&D
Sec 6% gold notes 1938
53
101H
71
8H
8
war..J&J
Leipzig Trade Fair 7o 1953 -M&N
Libpy McNeil A lobby¬
ist M s f 5s 1942
A&O
Liggett A Myers g 7s 1944—A&O
»old bonds 5s 1951
FAA
Little (A E) Co 7s 1942
AAO
Loew'o Inc deb 6s 1941... A&n
Logan County Coal 7o 1942.M&N
Long Bell Lumb 6s sjt A '42-J&J
6s series B 1943....
A&O
6s series O 1946
F&A
LoriUard (P) Oo g 7s 1944—A&O
5a. 1951
F&A
Luken* Steel 1st m h 8s *40 MAN
1st 5s extend 1955
M&N
101%
51
6s 1954 with
lot A ref 5s 1974
29
f
s
Holly Sugar 6s 1943
A&O k 75
Ho*d Rubber 7s 1936
k
65
Cony 5H % g notes 1936AAO 15
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
64H
10-yr see o f 5Hs 1940---M&N
Hndoon Bay Mln A Smelt 6o 1935
Hudoon Goal 1st 5o 1962 A..JAD
Hudson (J L) Co—
99
5% notes 1933
F&A
76
5% notes 1934-36
k
90
Hughes Tool (Tex) 5 Hs 36. A&O
103H
Humble Oil & K 5s 1937—A&O
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
.
32
85-yr s f 7s 1963
-—JAJ J
H ongarlan-ltallan Bank Etd—
/ 50
Sinking fund 7 Ho 1963—AAO
Hygrade Food Products Corp.
62
lot A ref 6s Jan '49 A—-AAO
60
6s 1949 series B
JAJ
47
Ice Service 6H« 1939-———93
Ideal Cement Co deb 5s 43-JAJ
103H
Illinois Steel deb 4Ho 1940—AAO
33^
Boeder Steel mtge 6s 1948.—F&A
65
Independent Brewing 6s 55 JAJ
Keystone
ist conv
89h
15h
*/16
Line 6s 47-MAN
f
Holtlngshead 'RM1 Co 7o "38 r& *
Keokee Cons Coke 5s
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
—
75
Oswego Falls Corp 0*
85
Holland-Amer
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
8 f 6H8 1936
55H
73h
-------90
6Hs 33 MAN
68
6Hs 1934 to 1947-—-------*/22
Hoe vJt) A Co lBt oHs A 34 AAO
30
Without warranto
53 H
warr.MAN
58
77
75H
17
2
15
Ohio Fin deb 6Hs ww 1944.M&N
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944...F&A
96
6s 1935 to 1938
Hearst Publications
lot M 5s 1968
Internet Salt g 6o
18
14
71h
Haytian Corp income
Hearst Magazines 6s 1934—M&S
Bef mtge 6s 1955 oer
1944—J&D f
95 h
.---J&J
8s 1938
internat Power
-
102
7.50%
94
Norwegian Hy-Elec NItrog OorpRef A imp 6Mb '67 ser A M&N
Nova Scotia S A O 5s 1959..JAJ /
0s perpetual stock.
J&J /
O'Gara Coal 5s '55 op aft'08 M&S /
47
100H
56
Pineapple Co Ltd—
5-year 6% notes 1936
Hawley Pulp A Paper Co—
1st 6s s f 1946.
lot A coll tr gold 5o
Lane Bryant Inc—
8 f deb 6o 1940 with
80
99
b~ 9.50
North'n Elec Co Ltd 5* "39. J&D
Lake Superior Corporation—
79
Western Refrigerator
Line
Eq tr 6s 1933-1939 (s-a)-MAN
15h
Kroehler Mfg deb 5Hs '34..J&J
Debenture 5 Hs 1935 to *38-J&J
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950--Mao
96
64
Eq trust 6 Hs 1934 to 1940-J&D
Hanna iM A) Co deb 6s 34.F&A
Hanoa Steamship Llneo
10-yr 6s 1939 with warr—A&O
Harpen Mining Corp—
6s with war for Am shs.. JA.T
Hartford Times 6s 1943 —- F&A
Hawaiian
North
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Kreuger & Toll class A ctfs of
dep for secured 5s 1959.-M&S
Gesture!—See Public Utilities.
Gillette Safety Razor—
Debentures 5s 1940.-----A&O
Glen Alden Coal M s f4s 65. M&S
Glldder Co 5 H % notes *35-J&D
Globe-Wernicke 7s 1940——J&J
Gebel(Ad'f)6H% w w 35—M&N
Godchaux Sugars 7H» 1941 _J&D
Good Hope St & ir Wks
8 f g 7b Oct 15 1945---A&
GaodrTch (B P) 1st 6H» 1947- JAJ
Deb g 6s 1945
?&D
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
lot mtge coll tr Co 1957—M&N
Gotham Silk Hos deb 6s 36 J&D
tvould Coupler 1st 1 6s 1940-FAA
Grand (F A W) Properties CarpCon v deb 6s 1948JAD15
Ctfs of deposit-—--Great Lakes Paper Co Dtd—1st s f 6« 1950 ser A
M&S
Greyhound Corp 6% notes 1938-Gull Oil of Pa aeb 6h 19£/---J«D
Sinking fund deb 5« 1947--FAA
Gulf States Paper Corp—
1st s f 6Hs 1943 with war. J&D
Gulf States Steel deb 5Hs'42 JAD
Hall (F W) Printing Co—
lot to A col tr 5 He '47 'nt MAN
Hamb-Ara Line 6 Hs eq 1933-J&D
oirkid "f" and Inooro# and dataaltad bond*.
Bonds.
Alt
Bid.
Bonds
on
bonds
industrial & miscellaneous
92
Quaker City Cold Storage—
1st 6s s f 1951
M&N
Oonv deb 6Hs 1941
M&N
87
89
84H
85
83
84
16
2
Quaker City Tank Line—
97
94
5Hs 1933 to 1936
Radio-Kelth-Orpheum Corp—
Part pd ctfs (for 0% deb and
32
common stock) 65% paid—
*
20
Debenture gold 6s 1941—J&D
Railway Express Agency Inc—
93 &
4.50
Serial 5s *34-,38
(s-a)...M&S
4.50
Series 5s '39-'49 (t-a)
M&S
89H Reliance Bronze & Steel Corp—
V—
S f conv deb 0s 1944
A&O
k
58%
14" Reliance Mgt Oorpfis 1954—F&A
98
MAN
51H Remington Arms 6s 1937
41H Remington Rand, Inc—
77%
Deb 5Hs 1947 with warr.MANj
99
Repub Gas Oo (formerly Saxet Oo)1 .
21
1st Hen coll 6s 1945
J&D15 J[
90
Certificates of deposit
fk 26%
87
100
24H
4%
.
4%
-
80H
84
82
82%
Republic Iron A St'l 6s 1940
AAO
60
62
A—JAJ
Republic Motor Truck Oo. Inc—
Deb 0Hs 1937 with war..JAJ
56 H
60
60
99 H
79
90
92
67
74
Revere
'53 ser
Copper A Brass—
A . ..
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
A&O,
Rhelneibe
Union 7s
1946
J &J
Rhine-Main-Danube7b 195b M Ah'
Richardson & Boyn 0Hs '37-J&D /
Rlcnfieid OH of California
Col tr 0a 1944 ser A
M&N
Ctfs of deposit
f
Rlma Steel Corp 1st s f 7s *55 FAA /
Rlordon Pulp A Paper Ltd—
1st 6s June 30 1942
J&D30
Roch A Pitts O A I 6s '48
MAN
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943—
1st inc 6b July '48 ser
59
70
Ref A gen 5Hs
88
93
88
62
65
53
60
77
77
85
85
20
47
34Vs
39 H
32
l5"
24
25
23 %
25
48
27
43
37^
44
r Canadian prices,
t
Sale price.
»
86 H
83
Mlnimam price
40"
established
INDUSTRIAL
SEPT., 1933.]
NUTIOK
—
Bid,
Bonds.
Royal Dutch Co—
Ask.
Bonds.
57
58M
41M
92%
Roman Catholic Church 6M« 1046
Rom Oath Church Welfare 7s 1046
Rowntree Ltd 6s
1037
43
A&O
63
A&O
Debenture 6s 1935-1938
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1048
30
A&O
•>»
1058
J&J
Ryerson (Joseph T) & Sons—
Sink fund deb As 1043
MAN
St. Clair Furnace 1st 5s '39.F&A
Ok
Joseph Lead Co—
Oonv deb 5Ms 1941
M&N
St Leuls Gas & Coke Corp—
mm
mm
-
mm
—
-
m*
43 M
-
....
Sugar Pine
113
112M
8%
9M
70
75
50
40
75
98
A&O
Security Mtge 6s Sept 1 *45 ser E
6% bonds Apr 1 1946 ser FI.
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
J&J /
Bervel Corp (new) As 1948J&J k
Snaren Steel Hoop—
-
41
43
35
50
35
3
vvivu
Shell Pipe Line
wurr.na
Corp—
Debsf 5s 1962
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal
1st sr 6s 1047
74M
ser
A
82
83
F&A
91%
45%
77
81%
59M
59 %
37 M
39 M
60
102 %
101 %
103 M
F 6Ms
1051
OriH
1947
witn
55
65
U S Radiator deb 5o 1938
U S Rubber—
62
/
/
/
Dairy
.
46
Oo-
64* 1038.
Bouthwest
99
97M
14M
15M
11M
13""
Products-
*/5
Spruce Falls power & Pap, Ltd
96
534s 1933
A&_
1st m 6>*b 1934-43 ^s-a>—A&u
f
80
Staley (A E) Mfg 1st 6s '42.M&S
91M
Stand Oil (N J)deb 5s Nov 15 1946
104M
Stand Oil N Y deb 4Me'51 J&D15
101 %
Stand Textile Prod 0 4s '42 M&S
f 17
Stanley Crandall 6s 1946
F&A
42
Staniy-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946—F&A
25
10
95""
101M
23 M
Vanadium
30"
29
Steel Co of Can 6s 1940
J&J
Bteel & Tubes deb 6s 1043—M&«
98
80
82"
Stern Brothers 6s
29
33
s
f 1947—J&D
etluuea
Stinnea (Hugo) Industries—
Deb 7a *46 (without war.)A&0 k
37%
34%
....
J&J
B——A&O
f 5a 1978 ser
1st
m
s
m
5s 1970 ser
35
42
A
100
78
79
79M
No. Last Sale
32 M
32 M
28
3,000
21,700
6.750
35,000
$2,700
20.000
3,100
NY Curb Exch...
550
77
Boston Stock Exch.
139
8". 500
7,000
Buffalo Stk Exch..
35
700
1~
Cincinnati Stk Ex..
k
k
77
k
78
78
k
s
Columbus Stk & B.
12
74
75%
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
Los Ang Stock Exch
Los Angeles Curb Ex
k 100
k
91M
m,
52
mm
mm
mm
--
Louisville Stk Exch
Mllw Grain & Stk.
27"
Minn Ch of Comm.
45
Minn-8t P Stk Ex.
20
7.000
2",200
9,500
2,500
19
90
65
20
100
$3,100
22,000
500
Hartford Stk Exch.
75
k
41
Detroit Stock Ex—
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
67 %
98 M
98 M
88 M
50
Cleveland Stk Exch
Chicago Bd of Tr.. 1,549
Chicago Stock Exch u47U
46
67
8,000
10,500
6,500
4,000
1,000
Denver Stock Exch.
62 %
44
s
101
77M
SEATS.
Exch.1.577
N Y Cotton Exch—
450
N Y Oof & Sug Ex.
344
102 %
F&A
10
39"
N Y Stock Rxch— 1,3755200,000
217
68
88
29
250
523
21
10,000
5,500
4,000
10,500
6.500
5,000
1,250
2*506
H500
tl.125
3,500
5,000
4,500
~150
150
2,300
2.000
30", 000
t/80
New Orl Cotton Ex
600
5,000
2,000
70
600
600
800
Phila Stock Exch..
Corp. ot Amer.—
Montreal Stock Ex.
New Orl Stock Ex.
10
65
M&N
206
4,100
Exch.
Ii6
5,000
al.ooo
4,500
4"66o
8,000
i",66o
1",500
300
Oonv deb 5a 1941
A&o
69H
Van Camp Pack.—6s 1948-A&O *f ....
Van Slyke & Horton 7s 1938
98
Vertlentes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.J&D f
Certificates of deposit
Jk 10
70
Pittsb Stock
11
rPortl'd Stk&Bd Ex
19
133*
St Louis Exchange.
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
47
300
Victor Fuel 1st a f g 6s 1953—J&J
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5s 49.M&S
Walworth Co 1st 6a 1945
A&O
76
21
38
San Fran Curb Ex.
56
65
Seattle Stock
35
36M
Seattle Curb & M
Deb 6M8'35 serA with war A&O
20
33
Toronto Stock Exch
62
27.500
18
29M
95M
Washington Stk Ex
§W heeling Stock Ex
40
13
465
5,000
5.500
45,555
9,100
jf.ooo
Without warrants
Ward Baking 6s 1037-—J&D16
s
San Fran Stk Ex...
95
ExchI
/ This price Includes accrued interest. A: Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian prices,
50
..
94
*/
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
6 Basis.
1937--—F&A /
98"
20
36.J&D
Universal Winding Co 7a '37. J&J
40
Valspar Corp.conv.deb 0a'4O F&A */ 11
Certificates of deposit
*f
9
Valvollne Oil 7s 1937
6
81
,
/
Baltimore Stk Exch
Trucking Corp 5Ms '43.. J&D
105
15
18
Universal Pipe & Rau 6a
btarrett invest sec Oa 1950..A&O
itiugoj Corp—
Gen 7s '36 (without
war).A&O k
U S
J&J
27"
1st & ref 5a 1947 Ser A
Corp—
1st lien 6% notes
70
41
"
1044—
31M
Esch-Dudelange at 7a '61.A&O
J&J
6M% serial notes 1934
M&S
6M% serial notes 1935
M&S
6M% serial notes 1936—M&S
6M% serial notes 1937
M&S
6M% serla notes 1938—M&S
6M % serial notes 1939...M&S
6M% serial notes 1940
M&S
3-yr 6% notes 1933
J&D
3-year 6% notes 1936
J&D
10
~
1938—J&D /
N Y Produce
U 8 & British internat Ltd—
Deb g 5s 1948
..M&N
62
7M
w
,
47
J&D
72
65
/
—A&O
Yellow Mfg Accept Corp—
6M% notes 1934
—F&A
EXCHANGE
warrants.. J&J
45
45
48M
M
United Steel Wks of Burbach
44
ice
46
with warr_J&'>
80
75
/
7M
M&S *f 26
5M» '39.
67
Willys-Overland 1st 6Ma *33 M&S */
1st
64
46
M&S */ 14
/ 15
1937..M&N
90M
68
6% gold notes 1942
L
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
Southern United
62
6M% unstamp A ww 1937
7s stamped 1937—
6Ms series C 1951
84 M
Youngst 8h & Tube—
102M
46
Deb 6Ma 1941
M&N
United Porto Rlcan Sugar Co
85M
Packing Oorporatiuu
Atuer Invest
77
rnmmmmwm
100%
Certificates of deposit——
Woodward iron 5a 1952——
&
——
38
J&J
—
45,000
11,00
Sale price,
u There are 470 memberships—of which 5e
are held as dividend seats 27 held
by the Exchange,I eaving 390 active memberships outstanding,
t Sale July 51932.
§ Prices of Wheeling Stock Exchangs
memberships are f xed.
No open market.
Original price $250. now $1,000
H Book value.
Membership of Ft. Worth Grain & Cotton Exchange i
vlvy,
? ,^change buys certificates in order at $150 when funds are available, v Portland Stock & Bond Exchange temporarily suspended on Feb. 1
1031. Last sale
bove
ven is previous to suspension
x Auction sale,
y 80 seats 68 members
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
r
s
-
60
72M
Wlckw Ire Spencer Steel Co—
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935-M&N
Certificates of deposit
—
Wood (Alan) Ir & St 6s 1944.A&O
3.50%
102M
M&S151
1945.J&D,
58
Solvay
97
mm
10M
10M
87
M&N
Wlckw Spencer 8teel 7s '35—
Certificates of deposit
mm
101
J&J
W—
Without warrants
Deb s f 0s 1940
107 M
30
4.75
1
M&N
Wltherbee Sherman 0s
,
Union Term Coal Stor 6s '39.F&A
United Biscuit of Alu 6b 42 M&N.
united Drug5s 1063
United industrial 1st 6s
M&S
1937
33
'•
56
Deb 6s w w 1948
J&D / 35
48
Webster C&C 1st g 6a '42 od M&S
W Va Coal & Co 1st 6s 1950. J&J f
15
100
Western Elec deb 5s 1944
A&O
Western Newspaper Union—
Oonv deb 6s 1944..
F&A
29M
Westvaco Chlorine Products
101M
b
58
M&S
M&S /
102M
107
Union Rock 1st 6s a f 1947
M&S
Un Tk Car eq 4 Ms 1934-36—A&O
S
5M% notes 1937
Wayne Coal Co 6s 1937
Wayne Pump Co—
Wise (Wm H) & Co 8s
102M
6a May 1 1942 Ser A
F&A
S f g 5a Feb 1 1936 8er O A&O
Deb As 1945
—J&D
8
Warren Bros Co—
Conv 8 f deb 0s 1941.-...M&S
Wilson & Co 1st 0s 1941
United Steamship Os
United Steel Works (Germany)—
1037-M&S1
Smith (L C) Typewr 6s *39.1
Snider
34
k 101%
Coll tr s f 5s 1950
—J&J
Union OU Co of California—
coup
8
/
on) 1939- /
Sec conv 7M» 1932
Wleboldt (W. A.) & Co.
Union Gull Corp—
91M
f 5Ha 1953 A
39%
80
81
58
■
37
1943—M&N15
90
OO
1st
1%
—
f fls 1940.M&N
a
45
Shreveport-El Dorado—
1st 1 coli 7s
634a
/
102%
10-yr deb 7a 1935 ax-warr M&N
Ulen & Co deb 6s 1044
90 %
SUeslan-Am Corp 7s 1941.. FA
Simmons Co 5s Nov. 1 1944M&! r
Sinclair Cons Oil Corp—
102
Co—
Coal
Union Atlantic Co 4%s 1937M&N
91
Slemans&Halske 10-yr7s'35__J<Si
Siemens & Hal-Siem-Schuek—
Deb gat 6Ma'61wlth warM& )
deb
97%
30
29 M
106
.
71
28M
y
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
Wnite Sew M 0« 3b with
59
42 M
19
A&O
.......
Wheeling rttee; Corp—
1st & ref s f 5 Ma 1948 ser A. J&J
1st & ref s f 4 Us *53 ser B
A&o
97 M
Tobacco Prod 6*4* 2022...M&N
Conv
73
80
96
36""
68
k
Trumbull Steel
90%
Pipe Line 7s 1935
A& )
Shuite Bread 1st Os 1040—M& 5
94
61
29
Trl-Utllitles Corp—
Oonv deb 5s 1979-—-—M&S
16
43
16
105
Stpd (July 1930
5Ms
Truax-Traer
90M
Co—
,_J& J
36
Susquehanna SUk Mills—
8 f deb 5s 1938..—
—J&D /
14
Swift & Co 1st ■ f g 6s '44— -J&J
103
40
1,
M& 1
„
33
102
30~
J
AP~x0
10
Ask
41
25
Warner-Qulnlan Co—
101M
A&O k 100M
40
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938.J&D
Conv deb 6s 1044 ser B...M&S
Texas Corp deb 5s 1944
A&O
M&S
Conv deb 6a 1939
..M&S
Warner Sugar Ref 7a 1941-.J&D
Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7s *39 J&J
J&J
10-yr 5% notes 1940
M&S
Taylor-Wharton I & 8 0s '42M&S
1st & ref 7 Ha 1946 Ser A..J&J
Bid.
41
103
note July 1 1934
Sun Pipe Line 6» 1940
Bonds.
Warner Bros Plct 6s 1939
Warner Co 1st 6s 1944
44
7 Ms 1946 x-warr
J&J
Temple Anth Coal 6 Ms '44.M&S */ 3%
Tenn Coal 1 & KB 6e 1961._J&J
104%
Tenn Coper & Chemical—
Union Oil Corp—w
93
With warrants
Without warrants..
Tetts (Leonard). Inc—
36M
40
1 88
L
Shell
1932-1942-M&S f
f 6Ma 1939...M&S
42
36
70
15
37
37
10
77
102 5^
s
22""
10
20
Baxon Pub Wks iOwm*u,)—
40 %
1st extl • f 7s 1045
F&A
30
Gen & ref
M&N
ly&i
6% notes 1937.
..J&J fk 3734
Bthulco Co 0Ma 1946
36M
J&J
Scullln Steel 1st 6s 1941
75
juumoer Co—
1st M serial 6s
Sun Oil deb
'
bi.
8tamped (July 1933 coup on)
Guar s f 6348 194b aer B_ A&O
Stamped
Scrlpps (1C W) deb 5 Ma 1943 F&A
M&S
Titusvllle—
5%
St L Rky Ut a v As '55 stpd.J&J
St. Paul Un Stk Yards 5s '46 A&O
Regis Pap 6Ma 1934—J&D
Santa Ana Sug He i03i
....A&O
Certificates of deposit
Wells
Ask,
34
6*4s 1943
M&N
Studebaker Corp 6s 1942
J&D */40M
k
Certificates of deposit
38M
Slut* Motor Car 7 y»s 1037. A&O
34
Sugar Estates of Orlente—
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
M&S
f5
96
100
1st M s f 6s 1047
J&D
St Louis Refrlg & Cold Storage—
J&J
—
mm
32 M
Ruhr Housing 6M»
6sl942
96 %
96
1934
Leather 6s
Bta.
S irawbrldge & Clothier—
1st s 1 5s 1948
Sjruthers
,
Deb 4s 194A with warr
Rueping (F)
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Par
8tock«.
Sagamore
pur
Prlut—!
17
56
20
63
Amoikeag Mfg__
10
Aodrsacog M (Me).i
Appleton Oo (Mass) I
Arlington M (Maw) J
Assoc Textile Ooi__t
7
t
6% preferred
Barnard jui* uf±t)_!
Bates Mfg (Me). 100
Beacon Mfg
Preferred
2**
(NB)_!
25
50
100
5
30
50
Berkshire
Fine
Spinning Co..(t)
7% cum pref—100
Blgel-Sanf Uarp't
t
7**
32 **
3!*
23
24
Preferred
...100
Bsone (Daniel)
Woolen Milli__25
Booth Mfg (N B)_.!
Preferred
100
Boott Mills (Mass).
4*
Border O Mfg (FR).
Boss Mfg com... 100
13'
Bolton Mfg pref.100.
Bourne Mills (Pit).!
Bristol Mfg (NB)_.l
Cabot Mfg
l«o
Cameron Mills
Charlton
Mills.
100
_
16
65
31"
71"
55"
75"
60"
A
com
Oorp (JN B)
50
100
60"
4
Preferred.....100
74
Davol Mills (FB)..I
Dexdale Hos com
I
Preferred
100
Dwight Mfg (Maso).
■smondM (Rl).pfl
Everett M (Mass)..!
com.
Alpaca (Maso)
<
l
t
Gosnold M (N B) .t
Preferred
1
Notes
ZZZl
Gl Falls Mfg (JN H) <
Grinnell Mfg (N B)_<
1st
2d
"2X
m7li
Mf« (NB)i
Hill Mfg Oo (Me)..!
Holmes Mfg (NB) _.!
Preferred.....100
9
Fire Association..10
34
36
90
Ins Oo of N A
10
43
46
10
12
15
10
10
2
4
5**
5**
6j
6J
Reliance
10
50
.45
55
1932
24
25**
50
22
32
Rhode Island....(t)
5
Prov
2
5
r
30
35
40
46
65**
69**
Bt. Louis.
100
r
Domin Text. Ltd- (t)
Preferred
100
r
r
110
Montreal Cottons _ J
Preferred100
r
21
25
r
40
74
45
IV-
80
■
m.
8t. Paul, Minn.
Preferred
loo
KUburn M (N B) 75
Lock
wood Oo (Me).i
Luther Mfg (F R)
<
Manomet M (N B) i
40
72**
75
"3H
5
'4**
30
33"
....100
100
Nwragansett Mills
(F R)
xoo
NashawenaM
t
Nashua M (N
H)100
Preferred
inn
gat Fabric & Fin
Boston
464
100
4&9
Oolum Nat Lifo.lOO
25
17
20
Mass Bonding
50
45
65
60
30
73
2**
17**
3**
29
13
17**
4**
__-r
15"
78
8
25
11
80"
100
65
60
65
Hartford
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Converse (D K)_100
30
43
40"
Oowpens Mills
Dallas Mfg (Ala).100
Darl'g'n Mfg (S C)_!
Drayton Mills
100
Dunnean Mllls-.IOO
10
15
National
23
Aetna Life
47
10
Conn
100""
20
30
20
85
Gainesville Cot Mills
Glen wood Mills
35
Gluck Mills
45"
N W National
Cossett Miiis
24
30
10
60"
Preferred B...100
49
25
97
20**
Cotton
75
60
20
!
49
42
Mills Mills pref
Amer Alliance ...10
Amer Equit com...5
47
Amer Reserve
15
45
Bankers A Shlp__25
City of New York 100
Continental
2.50
400
85
10
_
29**
31
Rutgers..25
45**
53**
Great American
17
17**
50
32**
57**
10
27
Hamilton
50"
Hanover
....
Home
5
55"
65"
Home Fire Securt.10
79
83
Knickerbocker
Poe, F W, Mfg (SO)!
Riverside A Dan Riv
15
20
3
8
46
52
Lincoln....
10
Merchants Fire Asso
Common
.10
National Liberty
5
.
25
6% preferred
5
Northern
I Par value
$10Ov
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
2H
6 V*
27
2**
7**
**
22
,
•
100
3**
8**
4**
6
%
40y
50
53
46
Gold
Oonsoi
10
11**
**
%
Granby Cons MSA
Power
.100
Mines
Greene-Oananea .100
Hancock Cons..-20
29
20 V*
Secla
Mining
25c
24
12
35
50c
"5**
30
6**
5**
5
10
13
12**
46
51
New York
sale.
Goldfieid
Fldellty-Phenlx. 2.50
Piedmont Mfg (8 O)!
k Last
Preferred
Fremont
Globe A
45
7% preferred.. 100 k
1
Federal M A 8m. 100
31**
•
£
32?A
100
14
42**
146
57
.10
(t)
1 lA
4**
Falcon Lead
27
16
Pacolet Mfg (8 O)
Preferred
..100
Panola Cotton Mill
Pickens Oot Mills.
Common
136
30
17**
Evans Wall Lead (t)
56
Orr Oot M (SO). 100
Preferred
.
16**
16V*
14**
13**
12**
32?*
20"
Norrts Oot Mills
35
.
Ltd_(t)
Eagle Bird Mine
Eagle Pich Lead..20
20"
Preferred.,.._"ioo
Mexlcana_.50c
Dome Mines
13**
Preferred
42
Ninety-SixMllis..—
Qulwett Mills (NB) I
liquidation,
OressonOonGMAMl
New York.
70
35**
15**
14c
Oonsol Copper—..6
Cop Range Con. 100
26
25
Cusi
10
10
Musgrove Mills
Newberry O M (SO)!
Mining
Dome Mine*
80
Marlboro Mills
60
ioo
Ins.—.10
1.50
35**
25
New Orleans.
50
75
72V*
22**
Cliff
15
50
37
26
Sri
4**
M
85
10
...»
Chile Copper
New Haven.
Mills
100
Pasc*
Como Mines
Pan Amer Life
Serial notes......
70"
23
5
de
1**
iVf
Chief Oonsol Min__1
50
Marlon Mfg N O
1**
8
7**
IOO"
Mollohon Mfg pref..
Monarch O M (S O) J
24
2.50
Firemen's
40
Lydia
preferred
Pamaquld M_....ao
2
1**
Cerro
Security
Laurens CM (SO*
2|*
1 **
Zinc-Lieau
10
Oo
Otiumet A HeHa .2f
35
Limestone Cot Mills
2
Central Am Mines..
American
15
10
Cop A Z Co.fi
Callahan
Nor'west F & M....
56
King (J P) Mfg (Ga) 1
40
If
Bwana M'Kubwa—
50
Lancaster O M
Preferred
°V®rd Paper com.;
16
Pepperell Mfg (Me)!
50
54c
35
Butte
84**
52
75"
45c
49c
Copper Min Co..
Calif Copper Co. .10
79**
Newark.
Preferred
35c"
Butte A sup,
25
Wisconsin Nat Life-
60
80
...
25
25
Mining
5!*
T
ASullivariMAO 1(1
70
45
...
Mills
8
Bunaer Bill
Milwaukee.
Firemen's..
15
50
17
Arnold
600
20
50
Bagdad Copper
Black Hawk Mines.
140
Minneapolis.
Preferred
tiamrlck Mills
25
Preferred.:
15
Grendel Mills
30**
2**
AnacondaCopMin 50
Andes Cooper M_(t)
Louisville.
40
,
14c
30**
2**
7**
Smelting
Louisville FlreA Mar
60
12c
Altar Cons Mines—
Amer
Zinc ueau
A
Am Central Life..50
45" ~
102
Gold
.10
Juneau
Mining—
Old Line Life
Granteville Mfg. 100
Greenw'd C M(S O).
Alaska
35
415
Indianapolis.
95
102
Gold Mining
36**
30
25
77
Phenlx.lflO
102**
97
96
MINING STOCKS
54**
405
100
98
25*1 Admiralty Alaska
10
Enterprise Mfg(Ga).
Fairforest Finish Oo
Serial notes....—
61**
45
&
Travelers'.
Easley Cotton Mills
Judson Mills ApflOO
o™&:::-100
Pac Millsi
(Mass) 100
10
5
i
V
Lincoln Nat Life.. 10
35
45**
52**
23**
34**
10
Gen_.
52
43**
59**
(Fire)
10
Life Insurance.
Aetna Casualty A
Surety
10
10
Preferred
86
Atlantic Mutual—
46**
1930..——w..*.
Phoenix
95
Mills, pref
3**
;.
50
10
Fire
90
In in an
Nowmarket Mfg
Co (NH)
ioo
45**
Insp A Ins.....10
Industrial Cotton
lJb
36**
23
10
Fire
34**
21
Hartf Steam Boll
40
90
83
MARINEIN8UR
ANCE SCRIP.
10
10
(Fire)
Automobile Ins
60
Naumkeag (Mass)
22
National
Hartford.
Aetna
5
...
1.00
100
.....50
.—20
Union
5
13**
13**
-.5
Camden Fire
50
27**
Chadwick-Hoskins
Steam Cot Co.100
Nelld Mills (N B)
!
New Bedf'd Cot M I
gonqultt M(NB)t
Corcoran
Fireman's
27
flartsvllle Oot Mills.
100
American
Camden.
40
(t)
86c
Washington.
Brooklyn—See N Y
35
8
5
Calhoun Mills
Eagle
26**
Spring! Fire A M.25
109
12""
8
38
100
100
7% preferred.....
Gaffney Mfg (SO)..i
22
18
25**
Fund.100
Springfield,Mass
Florence Mills
18
40
55
28*
16**
(Los Angeles) —10
West Coast Llfe—1
Boston.
65"
Preferred
33"
22
54**
10
Pacific Mutual Life.
120
Co
21
27
Occidental
650
500
Beauwuni Mfg
Preferred
37
3
20
40
Clifton Mfg (S 0)100
Clinton Cotton Mills
Mllls.100
Ml V. Wood Mills
10
Ohesnee Mills.
125
Home Fire A Marl"0
Amer-2.50
Fidelity A Guaranty
Fire Oorp
10
40
Mills..
Gannon Mills
120
Oallf-West State Life
Baltimore
10
10
Ohlquola Mfg
Merchants Mill...
Merrimack Mfg
(Mass)
lou
Preferred
lou
Middlesex Oo (M)..
Carpet .20
30
Preferred
T]a
15
45
King Philip M (FJbtx
hawton Mills ...100
10
Preferred
"1?
26
Ban Francisco.
7 % preferred
Belton Mills (SO)..!
26
6
2**
10
Mo State w___
St. Paul F & M
Mills...100
11
3
Cent States Life... 5
Continental Life..10
r
Penmans.Ltd coqa(t)
Preferred
-100
mm
70
-
Baltimore.
8
6**
Richmond.
r
Can
Avondale Mills (Ala)
24**
Life..
Virginia F A M..26
Canadian Mills.
Ltd__i
Oottona.Ltd.100
Can Convert,
Abbeville O M (SO)!
Anderson O M (SO).!
Arcade Cotton Mills
Bibb Mfg
Brandon Oorp A
Class B
Wash'ton—100
Puritan
65
75
Mills.
100
5
4
Merchants
65
Preferred
—10
Profldenoa.
48
105
50
45
-
Victory
16
14
45
100
Co.-I
100
Wallace Mfg Co
Ware Shoalc Mfg 100
Vlctor-Monag
Preferred
Preferred
Life
Pblla
—10
Preferred
Casualty
Firemen's
35
51
M111S...100
♦In
85
Mfrs
pref.--..-lOU
pref
—lOt
Woodside Cot
21**
45
Serial notes
Common
19**
10
Philadelphia.
12
Union-Buffalo Mills
45
30
80
Worsted pf
Spartan Mills (8C)_J
Spencer Corporation
40
7*1
/';.'4 : :;
29
25
States....10
Westchester
17**
44**
75
35
Preferred
48"
Hamllt W (Mass)..!
Harmony Mills pi..,
Preferred.
101
T
10
Process common..
Southern
Preferred
100
Flint Mills (F R)
General Cotton
Preferred
97,
Franklin—
Preferred
Arkwright
..100
UJalt)
Preferred
UDlted
Serial notes
lF R) common 100
Preferred. —100
Shaw Stocking
Skenandoah Cotton
Oo (Utlca)
Soule Mill (N B)_100
Stafford M (F R)._!
Stevens Mfg (F R) J
Preferred
Suncook Mills pf—
Taber Mills (N B)_.i
Thorndlke (Mass)..
Tremont & Suffolk
M (Mass)
100
Troy Oot'n & Wooi'n
Mfg (F R)
500
Union Mills
Utlca Knit Co...100
Preferred
100
Utlca Steam A Moh
Val Oot
!
Wamsutta M (N B) 1
WeetamoeM (FR).l
Westfield Mfg com—
Preferred
100
Whitman M (NB).i
Arcadia
1
I
Draper Corp..
Mass Outt
Stuyvesant
68
INSURANCE
STOCKS.
preferred
Osntln'l M (Me) 100
Cornell Mills (FR).J
Dartmouth Mfg
(Ipswich
16**
Southern Mills.
2nd
Preferred
Farr
15
Southern
Common B.
Preferred
Falrh Mills
34**
7**
...
.
share
16**
64
Wks com.
Per
25
.5
Fire
Ins
' v.
-
•
Wlnnsb'o Mills pf 100
York Mfg (Me).100
City Mfg Co (NB)25
Conn M
:.
/•
Pacific
Rossi a
='
Preferred.
& Print
Shawmut Oot Mills
Amoskeag Oo pref__
26
18
Sibley Mfg
45
(F R)_
100
Salmon Falls Mfg
Oo (N H)
100
Sharp Mfg (N B)_. J
Preferred
100
145
American Mfg__lUu
Preferred
lttU
Mfg
11
22
17
Mills——100
(Ga).lOC
Southern
Bleachery
Saxon
9
100
AmM
Bid.
Pat
New York (Cone.)
North River
25
Per share.
Rich Borden Mfg
Oo (F R)
Btooka.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
Arcadia M
Algonquin
Bid.
Par
Per share.
MFG.
STOCKS.
TEXTILE
North. Mills,
Btooki.
Ask.
Bid.
s
Sale price,
a:
Ex-dividend,
t Without par value.
5**
Stock*.
Bid
Par
,
Per
9%
Holllnger Mines
£
Homestake Min.100
Howe Sound
v t c.5
Hudson Bay MIn
A Smelting
(t)
Inspiration Oons
295
New
9%
3%
Mines
Mlneo
5X
---100
41
91%
100
Acme
25
Adams Express..
5% preferred
17%
Adams Millis
47
10%
68%
17%
70
(f
-ltO
(19
—
7% pf w w
100
Addressograph Multigraph Corp— 10
Advance-Rumeiy (t)
33
65c
7
Amer
Amer
AmSmelt A Refg.(t)
Preferred
.100
2
-(f)
10
104%
105%
Appliance-——(t)
Alaska Pack Assn 100
JSP
50
2%
-t
10
15c
.5
3
6
1.42
8% par tic pref. 100
Alleghany Corp..
5% % preferredlOO
lu
Shattuck Denn.
-5
-1
s
r
Alles & Fisher
Tonopah
Belmont-1
Allied
Tonopah
Mining
1
Allien
ouem
a
15%
15%
15%
13
22%
3%
24
6%
6%
Dyt
18%
90
-
Arcturus Rad Tube t
60"*
Preferred 7%
Corp
50
—r
Agric Ohem—
(Delaware)
t
Amer Agric Ohem—
(Conn) com
(t)
$6 cum pref
(19
40
25
45
38
American Arch.,
15"
Am
420
1000,a
City RET (C), .500[a
Congress St Associ- |
ates (Boston)--1 a
Devonsh Bldg Tr(B)I a
Bank Note
6%
20
5
6%
C*m Oi a
32%
Com 01 B
26
45%
Preferred
..—100
30
5
Armstrong Cork... 5
Arnold, Constable.5
Artloom C*rp_
t
7% pref...-.'-100
10
33
Art Metal Works. .5
11%
19%
43%
11%
14
Arundel Corp
(f)
Associated apparel
45
A*
40
Auierlcau Book—10U
20%
11*
*1%
Industrie*
Assoc
1st
registered
ord
£1
26
29
93
3
3
130
135
Associated Rayon (t)
Atl Coast Fisheries-1
3
3
Amer
Properties
(t)
Am Oar & Fdy— (19
New York Investors
Canadian
Preferred
1
31X
100
Preferred
100
1
2
Am
9%
9%
2%
13
stk warrants)-.100
Am Chicle
t
Texas Pacific Land
49
.
1%
Chain com—(t)
GUARANT EE &
SATE DEPOSIT ST OCKS.
TITLE
Am Cigar
Preferred
46
120
100
100
Amer Coal
3
*20
46%
99
25
27
20
64
64%
Amer OyanamldA(t)
Class B
20
11
Amer
100
Colortype--10
Commercial
Alcohol
(Washington)
6
Commonwealth—
Casualty Phlla.10
Am
Empire TitleAGulOO
20
29
30
100
American Dry Ice..
Guar Title & Mtee__
Am
Home Title Ins (N Y)
Internat Germanic
tfino Tiling
(t>
10
4%
1
100
Powder
Preferred
Atlas Tack
t
Auburn Automob (t)
Austin. Nich A Oo.t
Prior A
(t)
Corp(DeD 4
El
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
Babcock A Wll—10U
Aviation
4
14~"
T%
3%
2%
3%
IX
2X
18
3
6
2%
3
i
Amer
Hotfery
Preferred...
10
11
40
32%
42%
33%
J8*
10%
50%
25
Amer Ice Co.— (t)
6% non-cum pflOO
•
a
par
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
k Last sale.
/ Par value $100.
n
Nominal,
r
value.
V
—
H
22
95
*
7%
40
2%
§1
57"
5
20
4
15%
33%
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd-
13%
13%
25%
(t)
(t)
Coupon
Registered
TobregXi
Ordinary bearer £1 k
23
Amer dep rets
Brown Co
3%
9
6% pf-100
Brown Fence & Wire
Class
A——(f)
B
6
2%
.(19
Class A pf
(f)
l T>
49""
117
(t)
11%
100
Terminal
Brunswick
A Ry Secur
(t)
Buckeye Pipe L^_60
Bucyrus-Erle Co_10
7% cum pref.-100
$2% conv. pref. _5
Budd (E G) Mfg.(t)
Preferred
1%
33
9%
61
13
6
2 3
100
Budd Wheel
Bullard Co
(t)
(t)
3%
8
Watch.. _(t)
3%
pref (t)
Burco Inc com
f
16%
conv
Warrants-
2
k
%
Burma Corp LtdAm dep receipts.-
Burns Bros
com
3%
3
A(t)
1%
2%
2
pref. .100
(t)
7%
16%
3%
cum
Burr Add Machine
Bush
2%
Terminal
12%
4%
100
20
(James) —10
100
32
3%
3%
33%
65%
Butterlck Co
(t)
Byers (A M) com—T
Preferred _100
Cable RadioTube(t)
(Jallf Pack Corp.
26
(f)
Wyant &
Cannon Fdry.-(t)
Canada Oement.100 r
Campbell
Preferred-
100
r
Can Dry GIng Ale 5
Canada SS Lines—fr
9%
7%
34%
31
1%
100
A
(t)
r
(t)
r
12
Canadian Bronze (t) r
Preferred
100 r
97
Preferred..
10%
5%
Canada
Wire
Cable A
Class B
99
2
A
Preferred
56
9
6%
.(t)
(t)
25
Ola
Butler
53
2%
,t
—
Mfg
Butler Bros
18
8
17%
100
7
33%
2%
11%
4
88.10
Prod— 1
61
100
Am-Hawailan
Leath(t)
79
17%
59%
28
Corp cl. A.--T
Brillo
Bldgs pref
Bamberger (L) A Co
pref— —100
Bancroft(J) A Sons f
Preferred__.-_100
Barker Bros
(t)
6%% pref
100
Barnsdall Corp
Class A voting
5
Bayuk Cigars.—-. T
7% Jst pref—100
ne
77
3%
22
Preferred
32
14%
20
Amer P o
29
16%
11%
16%
7% debenture-100
4%
47
26
AraHld<&
100
Lawyers Westchester
30
4
14%
Am Hardware
.100
30
29%
Bond rights.
Bbibimure funo-lOo
Hotels--
preferred
preferred.
Bridgeport Mach. (t)
Briggs Mfg
(t)
BushTermOocom(t)
&
25
40
13
Bilt
First
Second
Vot tr ctfs.-(t)
25
113
Bowm
7%
100
Preferred
2
3%
9%
Bower Roll Bear ..5 k
Vot tr ctf—-(t)
Com class B
(t)
Baldw Loc Wki-(t)
Preferred.
100
1
4X
26
V t c
Amer Hard Rub-.50
.
22
Aviation Sec of N
Amer Equities Co—1
Am Express.
.100
Kentucky Title Co
5%
Balaban A Katz—
13*
Dept Stores—(t)
1st. pref 7%
30
Fidelitv ft D (Md) 20
com
Reffn'g
26
Plywood—(t)
Auto Vot Machine (t)
16%
3%
'
Amer
98
(t)
100
Pre'erred
"8%
7
14
4%
inu
Atlantic
Atlas
Atlas
Ihref (with common
W
S3 Lines
32
45
100
Am Caramel
1
Atl Gulf A
2%
70
100
Burden Iron pf--100
30
15
Lawyers* M Co—_20
47
Associated (Ml
25
2%
11*
40
34
Preferred
1000
Preferred
Botany Cons M. A50
Bourjois, Inc. .__(t)
■^3.50
101
rets
9%.
24
Bulova
2%
92
1
96
~7X
26
100
Kimball Bldg Tr(B)J
New Orleans Land 10
1st preferred—100
2d preferred—100
£y»
20%
5%
6%
t
dep
19
Preferred.
6?^
25
100
33%
27%
Woven Hose
Collender.
3%
5%
100
Am Can
10
(t)
5%
3%
59%
19%
5%
5%
69%
Preferred
25
15
69
30
Preferred.——100
Brunswlck-Balke-
10
Dry G'dfl—1
pref— —.100
Am
47
A—(t)
t
26
Brown Shoe
80
Common
IX
Factory Bldg Tr (B)l
Fifty Associates (B)-
(t)
M pref—
—100
Assoc El Indus, Ltd
Am Brake Sh A F
a
26
27
Preferred-.50
79
Stk purch warr.
•>
3%
Am Beet Sugar —(f)
Preferred100
Am Bev'ge Corp - .5
300
100
New capital stock-
28%
(f)
i%
2
Co of Del
Preferred
81
5
Com
28
114%
Armour A O* (TU>—
Armour A
23%
6%
29%
45%
1
jueatber
7%
~7~~
.100
11
50
23
British Celanese Ltd
185
5
—II
2
Borg-WarnerOorp 10
7% pref
100
Borne, dcrymser
26
Bru-auter
2%
Paper... (t)
Archer-Daniels Midi
47
57
21
2%
P W
Preferred-.-
73
t
Amerada
Mtge. A Title. 100
Maryland Oas Co- 2
86
4%
32%
4%
Canadian Oar A
Preferred
3
r
F(f)
25
19
r
10%
45%
87%
Canadian price,
20
r
Canad Celanese—(t)
Preferred.—-100
IV
Can Falrbank pf-100
19%
:
18
7% pref. .——100
1
79"
Borden Co
6%
80
14
15
5
63%
Bristol-Myers w i._5
11
13%
72
6% pref., — ..100
Class O warrants
Class D warrantsA ami
9
27
(t)
(t>
B
Bristol brass
11%
77
6% preferred. _J00
Per share
'
3
2%
175
com
40
JL >
Bohn Refrig pref. 100
Class
26
(19
$6% conv oref.(t)
Anchor P A Fence (t)
A
(t)
Ainer
Lawyers Title &
Guaranty
27
(f)
c_.1
v t
Apex ElecMfg
Appanaug Co
15
Preferred
Pap
.......
Bo* Ami
Brlii
$6 pref v t c
(t)
Anaconda W A O. (t)
13%
35"
Bond & M Guar—20
23
Wringer
Am Wr
20
Berkeley HotelTr (B) I
BdofTr Bid Tr (O).l
Bos Gr'd R'T Tr (C)i
Bos RET (Bos).100
Bos 8tor W'h'se (B) J
Boston Wharf Co,.f„
Business K E Tr (B)i a
Cent Bldg Tr (B).-l'a
Chicago T dc Tr.100
OltySD(Alb.NY) 100
Columbia Title
14
19%
16%
15
Trust sub shares-1
Amer
..60
2d preferred. —10
Bloomlngdale Bros.t
Pref cum 7%-.100
Blumentbal (S)
Common
(t)
Briggs A Stratton (t)
54
100
14%
3%
Bright Star El B.(t)
51%
(Mass).(f)
Preferred
Anheuser-Busch. 100
Albany Tr (Bost)lOO
Bedford Tr (Bos) 100
19
27
1
8%
13%
Preferred
100
Aluminum Co com_t
REAL ESTATE TR
A LAND 8TOOK8
118
15
26%
100
134
Ltd
20%
3%
88%
91%
100
Preferred
121%
13%
Aluminum
64%
111
Amer Wind Glass
Aloha Portl Oem_(t)
Yukon Gold
5
Zen da Gold Mining-
63%
110%
19%
3%
88%
90%
116%
6
& Rubber com_(t)
41
Andes Petrol.
Common
1
Wright Hargreaves
Mines
(f)
Common
Am Vitrified Prod.60
139%
f
.,.100
Allied Mills Inc.. (f)
Allls-Cnalmers Mfg
(t) r
1 "
Hotel Tr (Boston)
pref —5
138
Corp
7% pref
Utah Metal A Tun. 1
East Boston Co (B)Essex St Tr (Boat)-I
t
75
Boston
Anchor Cap
(t)
&
Brewing
Distilling Co
United Verde ExtOOc
Preferred
Am Thread
Am Wool
Allegh Steel com.(+)
Utah-Apex
..6
Utah Copper Co
10
Chic R E Trus's
Am Sugar Refg._100
Pref erred.-..-100
(t)
Boston-Herald
Traveler Corp
15
6%
11*
With $30 warr__
Silver-]
Teck-Hughes G M.l
Tom Reed Gold
Ventures Ltd
10
With $40 warr—
Without warr._
Stand
Walker Mining,.
Wend en Copper
13%
Preferred
6%
49%
114
t
American Stove. 100
Alexander inaus—
3
•-I
100
49
23
Preferred
100
Am Type Found, (f)
Preferred
100
(t)
Air-Way Electric
60
78
41
Am Tobacco com.25
Common B
25
%
25%
1%
w
59
106
"6""
Eiec Oo_
Preferred
Common
22%
4%
7%
4%
IV*
26%
3l""
68
2
Blauner's com...(f)
Blaw-Knox Co___(t)
Bliss (E W) Co
T
Brass
40
Am Sum Tob
"8
25%
1%
38%
Blrtman
37%
2%
67
(t)
?% cum pref.. 100
Billings A Spen
26
7% 1st pref—100
Bohn Aluminum A
70
F'dries_(t)
Preferred
2%
T"
42
100
Am 8teel
2
IX
2
26 %
Antelope Min
25
100
American Stores
(t)
Ainsworth Mfg
Air Reduction
-1
Am Snuff
1
100
Agfa Ansco
96
second pf-100
6%
1%
IX
Affiliated Prod— (t)
Pocahontas
Premier Gold M
Ship bldg. _(f)
Ship Sc Oora(t)
14
■
30%
39%
(t)
Bethlehem Steel-
...
7
18%
1%
Rubber
38
18%
13%
36%
1%
common
non.(t)
Inc 7% pref.. .lou
Bohack (H O) com.t
55
73
Preferred
Preferred
116
24
70 X
Preferred
100
Aero Supply Mfg—
Class B—(f)
Aetna
16%
ii^
6%
18
(t)
Industrial
(lUBbriai
Pref erred
16
4
Aetna Brewery
.1
4%
13
Amer Seating vtc.f
Piano A Plan—100
19%
2
20
5
15
11%
7%
11
18
27%
f
1%
11
11%
6%
'
Best A Co ino
20%
69%
13
Screw_lUo
American
Aeolian-Weber
75c
9
Pond Creek—
Roan
Am Safety Ranor (t)
Am Salamandra—10
10%
c—25
v t
5X
5
31
(t)
Steel
Acme Wire
10%
Common v t c
Beudix aviation
Berghoff Brewing
&
(t)
7% cum pref.. 100
Irn Roiling Mill.. 25
0% pref ser B.100
6
::
36 X
Radiator
Beldlng Hem'way(t)
17%
Bollanca Aircraft—
Loan
&
.(f)
Stand Srnlt
1.95
*
Acetol Prod A
57
1
35
Pioneer Gold, Ltd-1
Qulncy
\rner
13
1.75
7% preferred—100
Abraham 8c Straus
60
Potash
Ohem
67
4
15
Amer
75
65
Preferred
i—;(t)
Benson & HedL
dges (t)
"l%
19
17%
73%
4
20
Preferred..
6% pref
5%c
1
Park-Utah—
Oonsol
18%
3%
3%
Pneu Serv—26
1st preferred
60
7 % preferred-.100
19%
59
18
80
Abitibi Pow A Pap. r
8%
(t)
57
27
74
Cream. .25
7% preferred .100
Beneficial
32
amer
PreferredAbercrombie & Fitch
A
com
14%
35
American Meter
Amer News
.(f)
1.95
Old Dominion C*_96
Pacific Tin
(f)
14
34
67
6X
Nlplsslng Mines—.5
Noranda
(t)
North Butte...—16
Ohio Copper
10
Vot trust ctfs-.(t)
1%
6%
■ii
6% preferred..100
_
34"
5c
11%
Am Maize Prod—(f)
Amer Maracaibo.. 1
Abbotts Alderney
I >airies nref 2d 100
Abbotts' Dairy--
IX
15X
MotherlodeOoal u(t)
New Jersey Zinc—25
New River C*-_-100
Preferred
100
N Y A Honduras
Rosario
Newman* Minlrg-10
40
11%
MISCELLANEOUS
44
Per share.
Beatrice
30
INDUSTRIAL AND
3%
X
1
"4%
~4~~
<
Amer Metal Go—
21i>
a i
Moss Gold M
21
20
20
USFidelAGu(Md) 2
Wash Cons Tit pf_60
1%
MlnlngCorp(Can)(t)
Preferred
...100
Amer Mach A Fdy-t
Am Mach & Met(t)
Trust
A
87
Magma Copper Cc-10
Mayflower Old Col 26
McIutyrePorcupine6
Miami Copper
1
Mohawk
Guar
23%
I
Laundry
Machinery
20
Amer Locomotive.t
Mortgage Corp. 10
Title
.100
Amer
15%
14
Bid.
Par
Beech-Nut Pack..20
Oorp_(t)
Preferred
of New York
Louisiana L'd & Ex t
Foamlte
2X
IX
Amsterdam
5
fltooks.
Ask.
Bid.
Amer-La France
New York Title &
7
6
Lake Sh Mines Ltd
"4%
Title Gu Tr(StL) 100
Klldun Mining...
Enterprise
299
Amer IG Ohem A (t)
Am Intern Oorp-_(T<
%
4%
(t)
com
10X
Kirkland Lake Gold 1
Par
95
stocks
Per share.
& Title
Bond
Mtge
10
Casualty (Bait*
Preferred
1
Isle Royale Cop—2£
Keweenaw
2fi
Kennecott Copper-1
Patino
share
Nat Surety Go—.10
Nat Title Guar
Warrants
Stocks.
Per share.
27%
6%
8%
Asifc.
Bid.
Par
10%
Iron (Jap Copper .10
Island Creek Ooal.l
Lake
Stocks
Ask
26%
Oopppr__
20
Internatl Mining-. 1
K*rr
& miscellaneous
industrial
sept., 1933.]
80
4574
91
f
Sale price,
x
Ex-dividend,
t Withou
Stocks.
Carnation Co.
7% pref..
Carrier Corp
Case
(J I)
Stpd ctf
w
6%
•
Vot tr ctfs
Class B (vot)
81
(t)
Pf(8%)(non-v) ion
77
73
.
Co. -100
Continental Can..20
Cont Dlam'd Fibre. 6
Continental Mot-.l
300
23%
Caterpillar Tract- (t)
23%
CelaneseCorp ---(t)
47%
7% 1st part pf. 100 k 100 %
80 %
7% prior pref. 100
OeJotex Oo com
(f)
Vot trust ctr_„(t)
7% pret
lOf
7%
Celluloid Corp ...16
40
1st preferred., (t)
25
%7 pref
(f)
Central Agulrre
Associates
(t)
34
Central Airport .(t)
1
Centrifugal Pipe
f
3%
Century Rib Mills, f
Preferred
100
78%
Cert'n-Teed Prod—t
5#
7% preferred.-100
20
Champion Coated
Paper
100
_
101
100
9
12%
29%
Preferred
Preferred
100
Coty lnc__
5
5%
5%
dep rets ord£l
9%
8%
9%
Am
Crane Oo
junc
11
17
Preferred
10
Crown Cork Int A(t)
Crown O'k 4 Seal (f)
16%
75
Preferred
10%
21%
10_
21%
Cuba
&*
24
Cuban Tob
.6
44%
44%
Cudahy
12%
Cuneo Press
(t)
Curtis Pub com.. (t>
$7 preferred
(t>
_
_
1
21
8
City ice 4 Fuei
19%
69%
19%
69
City Stores
(f)
(f)
^Voting trust ctfs..
Clark
1%
Si*
24
4
Corp v t c
( t )
Olinchfield Ooal.'lOO
Preferred
l
Olorex Chemical.!
_
Aluminum, i.,
t
100
f
Class A
(f)
Coca Cola Intern.
(f)
Oolgate-Palmolive(f)
Preferred__ "~100
Oomns & Aikman
(t)
Collins Co
i0(,
Colonial Beacon Oil t
Colon Oil
Oorp_.(f)
Color Pictures
Colo Fuel 4 Iron".
loc
Preferred
iog
Colt's Patent Fire
Arms Mfg
26
Columbia Baking...
87 1st pref
2nd pref
(t)
Columbia Bak
1st preferred
com
12
t
+
y
t c._
5% Pref el
B...26
cum
pref 100
0% convel A
50
comm 1 Invest Tr.
f
/w?n nPreir opt ,er t
Comm
Solvents
Compo Shoe—
A
5
.
7% cum pref_.(t)
$8 cum pref
t
t
8%
9%
76
35
82
io"
2%
3%
6%
22%
%
\
~2
1%
22%
63%
16%
24%
24%
94%
23%
64%
25
25
96
14
%
...
38%
38%
3
101%
+
11%
9%
%
14%
10%
40
45
10%
11%
Consol Oil Corp..(t)
8% preferred.. 100
Consol Ket.ail Sts
+
8% pf with war 100
k Last sale,
n
24
4
1
1
7% cum pref.. 100
26
2"
ield
(Marshall)
Co
11 th
Ave Bus Sec.
% «] ilene's
Sons
9
Preferred
26%
6% 1st pref ..100
Irst Nat Stores. _(t)
71
72
56%
57%
7% 1st pref... 100
111
26%
Eoliansbee
Dixon (J) Oruc_. 106
Doehler Die-Cast (t)
50
Food Mach'y
k
45%
3%
11%
2i%
15"
r
31
31%
Dom
Bdge.100
Coal pref.. 100
r
5
Dominion Glass. 100
Preferred
100
Domln Rubb pf.100
Dominion Steel
r
4 Coal B
Dominion Stores, (t)
r
Textile—(f)
r
Preferred
100
Douglas Alrcrf —(f)
Douglas Shoe pf.100
r
.(t)
Forem't D'y Prod(t)
Conv pref
(t)
112
125
50
60
Foster Wheeler
2%
3
21
22
69%
70
$7 conv pref
Fostorla Glass
k
10
Foundation Co... t
15
15%
Foreign shs A—(t)
Foundation Oo(Oan)
16%
71%
20
t
4
Preferred..—.100
Franxlin
"5%
40
47%
11%
6%
16%
50%
15
7%
17%
DublllerOond'ser (f)
Gunhlil Internat-(t)
Dupian Silk
_.f
8% cum pref.. 100
DuPont (E I) de N
60
46%
%
10%
21%
Drug. Inc
46%
1%
11%
22%
-
85
4 Oo com
80%
112
New class
73
104
x
80%
112%
Preferred
A...(f)
H) Mfgt
100
Franklin RySup.(t)
Freeport Tex Oo
10
„6%
conv pref.100
Fuller (G A) Oo—
Parfclc pref
(t)
2d preferred
t
Gabriel Co. clA.—1
Gamewell Co
(t)
Gardner Denver _(+)
Garlock Pack
(t)
Gen Alloys Oo
_f
General American
Transportation.. 5
Gen
Aspn Con»
.l6
Gen Aviation Corp.l
Gen Baking!
5
Gen Bak Co pref... t
4
10
3%
Gen'l Bronx
14
28
28
29%
5
Station
All
Canadian price,
&
s
Sale price.
(New stock,
x
Ex-dividend,
28
33%
5%
15
100
2%
12
14%
18
s
142
15%
17
Great Nor Pap
25
Ireat
West 8ug_(t)
30
Preferred
32"
.106
Grnfld Tap 9c Die.
Preferred.
1
...106
.
_
Greyhound Corp.(+)
8% preferred..(t)
irlgsOy-Gruuow..(t)
Groc St Prod v t c25c
iuantanamo
Preferred
t
Bug
.....
IOC
Oorp
1st preferred-. 1O0
Sahn Dept Ste„ (t)
0%%
conv
pf_ 100
Preferred
1%
106
Halle Bros
10
18%
55
70
Hall Lamp com..(t)
55
Hall
8
14%
2
16%
4%
9%
14%
1%
2%
18
42%
135
21%
34%
106%
r
Greif Bros Cooperage
A com
(f)
18*
4%
125%
10C
106
54
23%
35
110
14
5
6
34
36
%
22%
2%
25
,
1
%
¥
2%
17%
57%
33
26
30
50
51
6%
29%
30
58%
6%
Hale 9c Kilburn—
4%
%
16
145
123%
t
IOC
26
Gulf States St'l— (t)
5%
19%
Tea
Pac
com
Preferred
Gulf Oil
14%
10
Preferred
43%
145
Preferred
(W
100
10
Hamilton Watch, (t)
56 pref
100
Hammermlll Paper
10
Preferred
57
52"
6%
(M
6
6%
6
A)
26
35
15
20
78
Common
Hanley Page Ltd
Am dep rets pt pf k
Hanna
9
6
9%
45
S)
Printing vtc
81
2
1st
cum. pref
(f)
84
82
Happiness Candy
11
18%
12%
5
Stores class A
%
%
t
Harb-Walk Ref—
Common....
1
100
19
18
89
4%
19%
20
20
21
Hartman Tob
10
%
11
14
Hart, Schaffner 9c
Marx
106
16%
2%
2%
Preferred
...
Hat Oorp class A..1
38%
22%
8%
104
8%
39
22%
8%
15%
104%
8%
99
20
Hathaway Bak A(f)
Preferred
(f)
Hayes Body
t
Haytian Oorp of Am
t Without par value.
%
23
4%
4
6% % cum pref
with warr
100
25
r
5
-100
com
Non vot
2%
18
(f)
Haxel-Atlas Glass.26
106
2
7%
Fox Film—
„
110
(t)
20
stock.. 100
2.
11%
13%
Ford Motor France.
r
10(1
Deben
97
Bros. (t)
9
r
45
14%
Ford Co Ltd—
Guar Tr rets
Ford Mot of Can 100
Class A
...t
Class B
1
25
6%
70
5
85
50
(f)
113
55
100
Flintkote Co cl A. (t)
Florshelm Shoe com t
6% oref
ion
Flour Mills of Am(f)
19%
55
102
4%
7%
42%
26%
3%
8%
7%
29
21
pref
Gt Lakes Tow
%
19"
52
95
94
(f)
59
30
26
cum
12
66
3%
7%
6%
(+)
Gt
21%
11%
78
100
DIGiorgio Er't units
Distillers Co Ltd.£l
Distillers Corp-
52
3%
9%
3%
13%
9
(f)
pref 100
6% %
11%
(W T)
(t)
Graton 9c Knight
t
S3
Preferred
15
IresfcooeTAKuD-lU
....
29
36
Grant
14%
52
50
Granite City Steel
12
"4"
21
Gray Telephone Pay
&
(t)
m
lshman (M H)
Preferred
6%% pref (with
warrants) ..100
Drug
27%
7%
107
3%
19%
28%
Grand Raps Varn.(t)
Grand Union Co.. 1
7%
11%
16%
3%
38%
69%
-105
s
Hosiery (voting).t
"3"
1
j]
r
7 % pf (with war )100
Graham-Paige Mot.l
"2%
:
100
S3 pref with war.T
iorham Mfg vtc.(t)
lotham Silk—
9%
''
Dictaphone com_(t)
Preferred
■?
25"
16%
44
61
r
A.T
com
7%
23%
29%
50
Nominal,
—
52
100
Laundries..ft)
—
23%
28%
Draper Corp.....„f
24
•
10%
20
14%
1%
Diamond Match _(t)
Dow Chem com
Oongoleum-Nairn.. t
Con
■
36"
%
9%
24%
7 ft preferred.. 100
Cons Film Indus.
.1
S3 cum part pf
t
-
"i %
10
JH^pfdww.ioi
g%% pfex-warlOO
(t)
(t)
1
32
Dow
100
Preferred
(t)
30
92
38%
90%
Gorham Inc
3
91%
39%
38%
38
Goodyear T St R of
Canada com.—(t)
•
Det 4 Clev Nav._60 k
Devoe
4
Raynolds
Preferred
80
20
1
..
20
Phonofilm
Preferred
60
10%
10%
Preferred
Domin
17%
15%
%
1%
h
r
67%
$7 1st pref
(t)
Goodyear T 9c R of
California pref
16
4
35%
(t)
7% preferred..
Seagrams
38%
10
100
1 alstaff Brewery. .1
amous
Players
CanOorp com-.(t)
anny Farmer Candy
Dominion
19
5
CigarOorp. (t)
5
Deep Rock Oil
4 Ref 7 % pf—100
Preferred
Diamond Shoe—
16%
40%
25
..
com__
100
f
23
105
Tire
Goodyear
Rubber
sVA
et*
10r
_
22%
101
9c
com— (t)
Goodrich (B F)
Preferred
Common
16%
5%
8%
12%
Inc 1st pref... 100
Class A (non-vot)t
20
5%
:,..-.5
Morse. _t
Preferred
96%
2
Decker (A) 4 Cohn
Common A
_t
98
19%
$0 cum conv pfd.t
Gold Seal Elec
1
1
8 % non-vot pf_ 100
Ctfs of dep. .100
airbanks
3
30
J!*
1%
_
20
96
18%
87%
26
Co
Debenuams Sec—
29%
8
Consoi Aircraft
+
Consol Auto Mer vtc k
Consol Oar Heat.lbo
45
100
5
Preferred
100,
Derby O & Ref com t
Detroit Aircraft, (t)
91
Gold Dust Oorp v t cl
slardn Sugar
16
Deny UnStk Yds.it)
47%
50%
Ctfs of deposit
3%
6%
7%
Change of name to
Pacific East.Oorp.
100
alrchtld Avia A _.l
Darby Petroleum (f)
Davega Sts Corp. .5
Davenport Hos'y (f)
DeForest
%
airbanks
8
52
9%
.
GolduianSachsTrad l
8
Preferred
2%
5%
(t) k
Class B
m
55
Cutler Hammer.. (t)
9
Mach v t c_
1
Conde Nast
Pub_(t)
Preferred
CsDgress Cigar
4
-
25%
74
26
7%
2%
2%
65
.6
...
20
91%
40
90%
9%
Godchaux Sugar—.
18%
18%
1*
Gobel (Adolf) Co..5
90
10
3%
6%
6
i&y'
Globe-Wernicke .100
Preferred
10°
i
1
19
«
10%
32%
9%
5
52
1
Deere 4 Co
88
Vac OJ«an
50%
16%
24%
CurtlssWrlghtCorp 1
Conv
23
Pipe L—ion
I
42%
t
60
35
t
(+)
Columbia Pic com.f
C^um Carbonrtcft^
Commercial Credit 10
7% cum 1st pf—25
o%%
9%
8
B'casting
System Inc
3d pref
Col O 4 G
5
7
Cliffs
Peet
tc
A mer shares
Preferred
(+)
Olevel'd Quarries 100
Cleve
Tractor...(f)
Olev Un Stk Yards
f euoou>
10%
9%
1%
"9~~
Eq Co com. (f >
Claude Neon Lt
1
Oleve Cliffs Iron—"
Preferred
Osca-Oola Oo
1%
5%
5%
3%
Clark (D L)
Co..(f)
^
"2
1%
ctfs..
Class A
v
Pack
1
7% orlor pref.100
Globe Underwriters 2 k
I
2%
7%
14%
56%
6%
85
t
Co..
.
2%'
55*
261
II*
t
100
Glen Alden Ooal
3
10
9
2%
(f)
Bros
Preferred
Bidden
1%
Rax. it;
pref
$5
118
52
t
Cush man's Sons
51
—•OOWUS..1UU
Oo
74
Gimbel
10C
Evans Prod
30
46
Cuban-Am Sag...10
Preferred
100
10C
Cln Dn 8tk Yds
13
97%
60.
(SM) Dairy
7% preferred
5%
26
100
25%
96
Equlpt
Gillette Saf
Evans
61
10'
32%
Eureka
37
34
24%
City Auto Stamp, (f)
Columbia
K
pref-.-(t)
Preferred
Chic Yellow Oab__t
Chickasha Cot O.10
Cluett,
Class A
14%
28%
Eqult Office Bldg(t)
47
59%
5%
(t)
Crucible Steel—100
100
■
48
Class B pref—(t) k
Preferred
_.
Vot tr ctfs
2*
0% cum pf A—100
Georgian Inc.—
A preference
20
Gibson Art
(t)
Gilbei t (A C)
(t)
24
5i
Crown-Zellerbach
90
87
rM
15
Eureka
(f)
"4"
42
Conv pref vtc-(t)
22
Eudlcott-Jonuson-Oc
Preferred
80
Gen Tire 9c Rub._26
90""
A-(t)
8% preferred--.24.
7
72*
4?*
T
12
$0_preferred---(t)
Emerson's Bromo
1
10
1
1C0
General Refrac—
♦
,,6%
1%
1%
2%
Heltzer class
m
it*
Crown-Willam Paper
1st preferred
t
128
20
Signal corn
Gen Tbeat
1st preferred.-10C
2d preferred.-10C
8%
Crown Cent Petrol (f)
100
Preferred
Chrysler Corp.
17
8*
Preferred
4iM
Ely Walker DG._26
85
100
10
$0 nf with WRrr. (+1
Gen Rayon Ltd... (f)
5%
5C
Preferred
t
lien Ky
33%
91%
Vot tr ctfs..__.(t)
Gen Steel Cast com r
Elgin N Watch .15
Elizabeth Brewing. 1
Elk il Ooal Corp
t
I*
ih'A
7%
1%
9%
Crowley Milner__(t)
15 %
com
Cbilas Oo com.
8
5
114
74
S3%conv pref-.f
Club
31
Orock-Wheeler —(t)
Croft Brewing
1
Crosiey Radio
(f)
Croweil Publish'g (t)
ixys dt
Voting trust
t
9
1
Class B com
(t)
Gen'l Print Ink—m
il*
...
4/%
31%
91%
Outdoor—
Advertising A.
100
Electric Boat
3
Elec 4 Musical—
Indus Am shs..._
Elec 8tor Batt
.♦
10
44
Cream of Wheat
Creole Petrol
90
Chic Wilm 4 Frank
X"'
100
2
Un St Yd stpd.lOO
Preferred
101
Chic Pneu Tool __(t)
Coal
26
com
Preferred
'4%
Preferred
Courtauds Ltd—
12
Preferred
6
4
(t)
37%
68
105
33%
GenPaintOorpA.(t)
"6%
—
4
pref.
54%
(f)
Magneto t
preferred
—100
Eitingon Schild __(t)
6%% 1st pref.ion
Electric Auto-Ilte (5)
67
104
t
pref.. 100
Motors.. 10
Com vtc.
it*
Elsemann
Preferred
«!*
25*
..
Chic
137%
3%
3%
100
iosden Oil
71
Chestnut 4 Smith
Preferred
Chic Daily News (f)
87
3m
24%
Eisler El Corp
12%
88%
138%
Mills
General
Economy Grocery(t)
Edison Bros Sts—
Preferred
100
17
4
8%
Chesebr'gh Mfg..2c
2%
15%
12%
8
Oorp.(t)
cum
5%
,10<
Preferred
7%
17%
2%
t
Com ctfs of deposit
68
111 %
100
5%
14%
0%
General
Eastman Kodak—
17%
Gen Foods
General
12%
.106
Preferred
40
Easy W Mach B_(t)
Eaton Mfg Co
"»
3
34%
A*
Mfg.6
Cherry-Bur Corp (t)
88 T-inep
*
1st pref.-.100
$3.50 cum pref.(t)
7 °7,
liH
Special 0% stk.10
FIreproofing—t
6%
11%
105
1
13%
2%
38%
110
24%
Gen
9
Eastern
66
38%
108%
Preferred
100
General Electric, (t)
5%
4
■;,i!
6%
30
20
.
5%
30
6
...60
East Roll Mill
10
Cooper Bessemer-.1
S3 cum pf A w w.t
Corroon 4 Rey us(t)
$6 conv A pref (t)
Cord Corporation-.5
Com Prod Refg_.25
80
Charts Corp.....(f)
ll6/*
Mfg
Prior pref
Ask.
fA
Class A
(t)
7% pref
100
Gen Cigar common
Equities
Eastern
9%
3%
13%
2%
61%
25
10
%
86
Special pref
(Del)
5
Cont WdScrewcomlO
Preferred
•1%
Preferred
Ont'lOl)
47%
Eastern
95
3..
13%
2%
60%
65%
12%
2%
Cont Bkg A (vot) (t)
76%
General Cable...(t)
Hosiery-—
Prefd"<vt_
.loo
Duval Texas Sulp (t)
Eagle Lock
—26
6
1
Bid.
Par
Per share.
(t)
Razor pref w w
3
Class B
Stocks.
Durham Duplex
2%
1%
(t)
com
Ask.
Per share.
4
12%
11%
Bid.
Par
L>urn*m
7% 1st pref...100
Container Oorp A.20
17%
86 %
100
Checker Oab
.(
com.
Consumers Co
Case Lock wood 9c
Bralnard
2%
1%
Oil-10 s
Textile.,
8% prior pref_10r*
16
If)
Stocks.
Ask.
Consol Theatres Ltd
6%
J 00
-(f)
Co
100
Preferred
Consol Royal
Consul
6
Bid.
STOCKS
Per share.
160
15%
(t)
Glass B
Par.
MISCELLANEOUS
share.
Canadian Oen El 100 r 134
68
Preferred.
50 r
17
Can Indus Alch. (t)
Oarlb Syndicsto_.26
Carman &; Oo A..(t)
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per
„
&
INDUSTRIAL
96
23
5
30"
22
2
%
81
2%
1%
82
INDUSTRIAL
SEPT., 1933.]
Stocks.
Pjr.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
cl A
H
25
pref
(f)
Heiine
(G W>
Common
Class
1
26
Hercules Powd__
(f).
98
11
Common
.100
1st preferred
100
Preferred
21%
57
81
Knox
18
19%
Kobacker Stores—
Amer shares
52%
2d preferred... 100 k
Hires (OE) OoA.<
Hollander (A)4fc»on_5
3
Preferred
30
Preferred
22%
90
B
r
Household Pin pf 60
Houston Oil (Tex1100
New
26
Howe Scale com
Preferred
100
Hudson Mot Oar__t
Humble Oil A R..26
Hupp Motor
10
Huylers Inc—
Common
_
1
7% pref stmpd 100 k
Ideal Cement
30
26
17%
Preferred.
27%
27%
14
Mesta
vietrop
26
Clark
(t)
Nav.(T)
Leb Portl Cement 50
Preferred-.
100
of Canada com..6
Imperial Tobacco
9%
10%
Lehigh Valley Coait
0% cum cony pf 50
Lehman Corp
(t
6%
...
Oil
non-vot
A_(t)
Class B..
(f)
Indus Accep Corp.f
Cum pref
100
Indus Finance vtc 10
Industrial Rayon (t)
Ingersoll-Rand
(t)
Preferred
1 •"
_
3%
Larner Stores
Lib McNeil A Lib.10
laiercont
Rub
t
Interlake Iron
(f)
Interlake Steamsh(t)
lot Agr Cor com
t
Prior pref
Preferred
Life Savers
1
Lag Si Myers Tob-20
Lily Tulip Cup.-(t)
4
Lima
29%
Lindsay Light
1%
71%
64%
Preferred
Link Belt Oo
(t)
63
43%
36%
2%
9%
20%
3%
28
Loew
3%
9%
34%
1st preferred--100
2d preferred--100
LorHlard (P)
10
Publishing com.60
Preferred
60
Harvester
(t)
50c
41
Preferred
.100
Int Merch Mar., (t)
116%
Int Nickel (Oanada)t
20%
104%
17%
5%
2%
7% cum pref.. 100
InterPaper7% pf 100
Int Pap A Pow A (t)
T)
Class B
(
ii
Class C.i
Preferred
1 fl¬
int Petrol
(f)
Int Ptg Ink com
Preferred (with
com
Internat
t
..100
war)
Prod
¥
9%
65
1
Preferred
119
4%
20%
3
6%% pref
Ludlum
100
Steel
10
75
5
37%
57%
3%
10c
15c
Manatl Sugar
Preferred
internat bait
21
24
Mandel Bros Ino_(t)
49%
42%
60%
3%
Mangel St com__(t)
6%% pf w W.-100 k
1
Nat Biscuit
Mannattan
Nat Breweries
T
t
100
39%
deferred
100
(t)
60
2
interstate Deptats.i
6
IntTextBook
Preferred
49
100
•25
30
14
15
Irving Air Chute.(1)
Warrants
Jewel
lea
6
Preferred
100
Jsbnaon Tin Foil
100
...
tr
100'"
2d
Maracalbo Oil Expt r
Margay Oil Corp_(f)
Dairy Prod—(t)
Mar]In
15h
21c
25c
Nat Enam
14%
15
68""
MarstialiFleldA Oo.T
Martln-Parrv Oor.t
47
55
Massey-Harris
(t)
Masonite Corp
4%
4
4%
6%
l8M
—(+)
7% preferred—100
8%
10
5
9
50
70
16%
16%
15
20
Mayflower Assoc. (t)
May (The) Oept
21*
Maytag Co
1st $6 pref
S3 con cm nf
50
70
Mavis Bottling A_.l
Math!
son
Alaali-oU
Preferred
Stores Oo
4
19%
r
86
8%
16%
23%
5%
Canadian
/
...
100
com..
price,
s
37%
109%
120
1%
44
48
Nat Dept Stores... 1
1st preferred — 10U
3
-
,6b%
137
y
26%
31%
56
(t)
20
Ohio Leather
A
18
23%
6
13
2%
7%
--
,67
148%
25%
37
93
19%
22
19%
----
97
1%
_5%
1%
_6%
&
40
3%
1st
5
2d
4
preferred., (t)
oreferred
(f)
Pac Eastern Oorp.l
2%
6%
Pacific West Oil. u)
5%
Packard Motor—10
25
57
91
!S
14xs
1%
Pantepec Oil Co—t
Paramount Mots, (t)
Paramount-Pu bllx
1%
10
Oorp
r
23
65
26%
2%
1%
8%
17%
2
4%
30
10
58%
(J
O)
Co
Common..—.(f)
0% eura cl A priOO
47%
102%
Parke. Davis Co. (t)
k
Parker Rust Prf. _ (t)
Park a TUford Inc 1
Trans, (t)
Pathe Exch Ino.-(t)
Pref class A
It)
Parmelee
Patterson-Sargent(f) k
Peck, tttow a w Uc 2ft
Peerless Mot Oar..3
Pender(D)Groc'y At fc
(t )s
Class B
Pmica a
Fora
66
27%
2%
8&
5%
13"
59%
Pmney
IPb
P
Type.100
ann
Coal A Coke 5b
.Jo
Pa-Dixie Cement.. 1
100
Series A pref-.100
par
98%
Owens-Ills Glass .25
Oxford Paper pfd
Pacific Coast Oo. .10
Transpcom
5
Panhandle P A R_. T
Preferred..
.100
Leather. 10
t Without
32
Outlet Oo com —.(T)
Preferred.
—100
Rer com
Ex-dividend,
2%
Outboard Mot A.(t)
Class B
—(t)
Penn Salt Mfg—50
Penn Traffic
2 %
x
lllH
ll7A
100
Preferred
Prior nref (vot). 100
139
(t)
(t)
price,
5%
18%
7%
82%
6%
10%
Otis Steel
Preferred.
in at
r
m
..100
1Q0
100
100
.
15%
83%
Ollstocks, Ltd..—t
Okonite pref
100
Oliver Farm Equip, t
0% pr pf w warr.t
Omnibus Oorp v t c.t
Nat Licorice com 100
Preferred
17%
Oil
(T)
Preferred..... 100
1§1%
(t)
Lead. .100
6% pref B
....
Palrpolnt Oorp
100
Pan-Am Airways 10
Pan Am Petrol *
Nat Fuel Gas
National
100 r 210
Preferred
32
18
105
60
7% pref A
.
Ohio Brass pref.. 100
Class B
+
,9
3%
6%
AStpg.(t)
Preferred
National
4%
Rubber—_—(t)
32
—50
53%
Agene--(t)
Ogilvie F1 Mills—(t) r 185
Preferred.
.
Nat Dial Prod-.-(t)
Nat Pap &
10
Sale
90%
8%
.0-«
12%
1
Nat Fire-Proofing 60
82
16
4%
142
Novadel
Preferred
2 )%
25
Preferred cl A. 100
1
26
Oppenhelm Collins
Otis Elevator— (t)
$2 conv pref—(T)
Rockwell
shares
Ontario Steel Prod(t)
10%
6
Nat
Marine Mldlanq._10
Corp v t c
1
Marion St Shov.-(t)
Marmon Motor Cart
Nominal,
3%
32
90
A.(t)
Container—(f)
....
32%
North Pipe Line..50
N'west Eng com.(t)
N'West Yeast—.100
Norwalk Tire A
29
Nat Cash Reg
Nat
1
63""
Kelly-Sprlngf Tire.5
0% cum pref
♦
3%
23%
Nat Casket com.(t)
Preferred $7
88
8%
48%
13%
preferred. .100
Nat Oarbon pref. 1UU
Mapes Cons
Maple Leal Mm. (f)
100
n
100
Preferred—.
Nat Candy
(t)
1st preferred-.100
Manning Bowman
A Co class A-.(t)
Class B...
-(ti
80
100
Kayser (Jul) A Oo. 5
Keith-Albee Orpb—
7% preferred-. 100
Kellogg Switch A 810
Preferred
100
sale,
10
1%
Kaufman Dep St
Com ......12.60
Preferred
1
9
/% prer.AUli
KOStk Yds Me. 100
Preferred
100
k Last
100
57%
Steel
Kaynee
•
Preferred
40
Bellfto-Heas
Preferred
25
(ti
Pref class B—100 r [
taugnim
Common..
Shirt
Maolscbewltz—
Baking.(f)
7% preferred..100
Pref ctfs of dep..
39"
JonasANaumburg(f)
£3 cum pref—(t)
Jsne« A
Naf
85
Inc.(t)
A Metal
100
57
(Tj
Jshns-Manv
8%
National
-100
Preferred
Interstate Hos'y.(t)
inter type Corp..
'•*
7%
5%
%
37%
100
1%
7%
16%
Ohio
Nat American...(t)
Nat Aviation
IT)
1
11%
North Cent Texas.6
(+)
Nat Acme Oo
3
Internat Shoe
inter Silver
15
Mot Wheel Corp. .5
Mounfn A Gulf Oil 1
Mountain Prod
10
(t)
Preferred
26
Morse Twist Drill
Intl Saf RazB...(t)
Intl Rustless Iron..l
2%
4%
26%
25
$7 conv pref
(t)
Munsingwear Inc.10
Murphy (G C) Oo
8% cum pref..100
Murray Corp
10
Murray Ohio Mfg.t
Myers(FE)&Bro(t)
Nash Motors
(f)
if)
Preferred
Mack Trucks inc (t)
Macy(R H)Co Inc_t
Mad 8q Gar y t c (t)
Malllson (H R)
t
25
Nitrate Corp of Chile
ctfs for ord B
Amer
t
fV
100
Macfadden Pub—(t)
3%
10
North A Judd
+
Mulllna Mfg
38
Preferred
Y Transit
No European Oil
1
North German Lloyd
Warn
18%
Forbt s 10
iviacAnd a
19
81
100
Corp convpf—(t)
12
100
IV
1
$6 % cum conv pf t
19*4 Lynch Corp
5%
2%
2%
15%
18 %
23
Louisiana Oil Ref (t)
108
16
_
105
10o
_
No Amer Match-(t)
Northam Warren
A Machinery. 100
Moto Meter G A E.l
Motor Products
*
10U
41%
pref 7 %
7%jpref
Noma Elec Corp.(t)
North Amer Avia.l
Morrls(PhU.)&Oo 10
Morris (Philip) Cons
126
(t)
FUe... (f)
N11fts-Bem't-P,'l
(+)
Dref_.t
A
k
100
Nicholson
(f)
Class
1
Y MerchandiseCommon
N
2%
16%
100
Preferred...
N
First
23%
Common
'
NY Shipbuilding—1
Class A
(t)
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
(t)
Moore Dr For A.(t)
3%
1st preferred.-100
Lord A Taylor--100
Educational—
m
WkblO
JkW
40
25
5c
"13,
N Y Dock
(t)
100
Co common
1
1
First pref
100
Second pref...100
*
viorrelhJobu; A Cot
t
Bis
I.
Monawa HUDb..(t)
Preferred
100
6%
33%
Land.
"Arlxona
Molybdenum vtc..
100
Tjoft Inc
New Mexico *
.t
Montgomery
2%
12
40
N Y Auction
(t)
N Y Afcr Brake..
T
N Y Investors Inc(t)
(f)
Preferred
30
100
N J Worsted pf .100
Sons
cum
Grain
6%% pref
t
A
Engl
Products com..(t)
100
div
Common
Boston Th 25
Wiles
Cord
Bedford
age com
New Hav Cl com.25
(i)
Mo Port.i Cemen*
Loew's Ohio Theatre
Loose
New
Mock Judson & Voe
3p
Long Bell Lum A (t)
13%
8%
15%
84%
8%
(t)
Preferred
' + )
com
(1)
10.50
pref
wart
1st pref
Common.
5
Regulator
with purch
22
149
20%
r
VLousautu On
Locomotive Firebox t
Laew's Inc
_t
s
24
Preferred 7%_100
Newport Indust—1
_
15""
__t
44%
37%
3%
9%
cum
3%
6% pref ser A. 100
Mlnneap-Mollve
Power Implem..t
Lion Oil Refg__. .-1
%6%
M
(tv
pref 100
4
Pref 0 % %
Mlnneap- Honeywell
3
10
Liquid Carbonic
Bros
conv
3
common...
10
70%
Products
Miller
11H
29
vVks.t
27
20
Int
26
5
Locom
Nehl Corp com._(f)
7%
.100
Mldvale Co.
Wi
v$&
100
4%
146
1
B
4
100
.r
5
3%
Int Business Mach.t
Inter Button Hole
Sew Machine.. 10
Int Carriers Ltd
lat Cement Coro
i
Preferred
1
46%
100
common
NoInner
Oil.(t) k
(f) k
non-cum
8b
30%
5%
1%
4%
Liberty Baking
Common
Nat Union Radio (f)
Neptune Meter A (t)
Newberry (J J) Co
Pav Brick
First pref
50
100
3%
'
15
(t)
w
1
12 60
Nelson (Herman)..5
Midland Royalty—
$2 conv pref...(t)
Midland Steel
%
Li boey-u weus-Fora i
105
Insur Co of N A—10
Inland
Steel
_(t)
lot
6
tb-od
8' "
pref
conv
102
Machine..(t)
Class Bvtc
20
Inuun Kef com
HI
Indiana Terr Ilium—
Natomas Co of Cal
1 k
$2
Leonard Oil Dev. .26
6%
14
65
Class A vtc...(t) I
72
Lehn A
1
4%
8
M
New
4%
In Han Motocycle__t
New stock
Nat"! Transit
Michigan Sugar .(t)
Preferred
...10
Mid-Cont Pet
't)
9%
18%
78
Conv pref
Leh Ooai A
Pf with war
3
13%
46%
(t)
Mich Gas A Oil
Mich Steel Tube
11"
13%
13%
Kmk
<T)
3%
15"
~6%
24%
National Tile
Nat Toll Bridge A(t)
Nat Tool com
50
Preferred
100
Middle States Pet—
13%
13%
24
39%
23 %
"1%
23
"5
Indepeu Brew g—6u
Preferred
60
India TireA Rub.(t)
Preferred..
100
Indiana Pipe Line oo
15%
6
Lawrence Portl&no
Cement
100
Lazarus (F & R)-(t)
Let* tiuO A Tire
6
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
Imperial OH Ltd ft)
Registered shares.
Imperial Tobacco
of Ot. Brit A Irel'd
Am dep rets ord £1
16%
60
Mexico-Ohio
7%
.
26
7%
40
100
New Bradford Oil..5
34
7 % preferred.. 100
Lanston Mono.. 100
4%
28
Warrants
Nat Supply Co... 25
Preferred
100
Nat Ten com
Mexican Petrn*
.*»
Landers, Frary A
2
Ltd(t)
Oorp—
Preferred
100 k
Metro-UoldPlct pf 27
1%
31%
Lane Bryant Tnc com
29
18
47%
14
25
.
Nat Sugar rterg—(+>
6%% pref A..100 k
65
.
Nat Steel Car
-
Mesaoi Iron.
100
Nat Steel
2%
Del (t)
..100
(f)
Scott..
20
100
Lambert Co.
6
Hat U«»
ac
%
Cos_(t)
2
Merrlt, Chapman A
Milling
15%
84%
1
Common
Preferred
7
5
14%
83%
5%
11%
Lakey Fdy A Mach t
2
1
10%
17%
vi err an
3%
11
Serv.(t)
Conv part pref. (f) s
8%
Mergenth'lerLino(t) k
39
50
Woodt
6:
.
it)
Illinois Brick
4%
49%
30%
48*
5%
Laclede Steel
Lake of the
12
11%
4%
HygradeFoodProd-5'
Hygrade Sylvan.(t)
23%
106
Mach..(t)
Service
20
24%
(t)
32
6% preferred ..10
Kreuger (G) Brew
Kroger Grocery A
Baking common t
(AO)com., (t)
12
11%
100%
10C
f+)
Kress (8 FD % nn
7% preferred..100
Houdailie-iiersner
Class A...
(t)
5%
Nat Rub
Nat Screen
Nat
6%% pref....100
pf0%.....lOO
Menge) Oo
1
7% cum pref-. 100
Mercantile Stores!t)
Preferred..
100
Merck Corp nref 100
19
100
Kresge (8 8) Oo—
Com (vot)
10
•Asfc«
Per
Nat Steel
8%
19
1%
15
34%
1st
100
Preferred
9
7
Bid.
Par.
Preferred
.100
common
Kresge Dept Stores 1
20S%
7% preferred.. 100
Holly dug u«... _,
Preferred.. ._]O'
Class
£1
Hoppers Gas A Coke
7%
Cnrnapp
HornA Hard'tlNYIt
6°7r preferred
9%
29%
9V
Mead Corp pref
vieao Johnson &
Cot
Mellins Food
Melville Shoe Oorp
(f)
com
Cum pref 7%-100
Koister-Brand Ltd-
8
6
Hat
Stocks.
Nat Shirt Sn
Preference A
60
McLellan Sts com(t)
Kleinert Rubber. .10
8?
Ask.
88
McKesson & Robb—
Common
6
?
10'
17%
52%
I
(♦)
McKeesport T PI (t)
Kirby
109
4
Horn
Mot-l
Petrol
(f)
Klein (D E) Co_.(t>
Higbee 1st pref.. 100
Holland
&
Kinney (G R) Inc..
13%
107
Heyden Chemical .10
Heywood-Wakefield
Common
52
51%
Preferred
1nn
Herr-Hall-Marv 100
Hershey Chocolate i
Convertible pref 4
Oorp.(t)
K'riner Air
130
I
McOord Rad cl B (t)
McCrory Sts (voc>_t
Non vot cm cl B_t
Pf(7%)(non-v) 100
McGraw-Hill Pub-t
1
Kelvlnator
101%
125%
B
Krndall Oo$6 pfdd)
K1 aa heri y-OlarkCor p
8
6%
Oo
Preferred
100
Hercules Motors.(t)
McAlleer Mfg
vicCall Corp.
Conv class A....1
Rubenstein-Y.(t)
S3
Bid.
Par.
97
'share
Kelsey-Hayes Wheei
19%
1%
19
STOCKS
Per share.
5%
4%
Stoeks.
Ask.
Bid.
Per share.
Hazel tim Oorp
t
Hearst Ooosol Pub—
MISCELLANEOUS
&
value.
6
48%
106
6%
6%
6%
16%
20
47
55
98
INDUSTRIAL
Stocks.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Bid.
2
Rockwood
34
24
(t)
__
84
Stand Oil (Ky).-lO
24
Stand Oil (Neb)..25
Stand Oil of N J—25
85
124
ft'
7% preferred--100
Pet Corp of Am.-.5
29
144
Rolls-Royce Ltd-—■
Am dep rets
154
15*
Roosevelt Field ...5
Root Ref Co
204
14
8
Roxy Theatre units
Common
ft)
_
_10l
Pie Bakeries
Plerce-Arrdw
v
t
Roval Dutch Co
Mob
1
44
JOf
184
Governor.(t)
Pierce Oil Corp
34
Preferred.
10L
Pierce Petrol
1
44
14
10
14
44
Plgg Wigg Corp—1
Plllabury Flour Mills
common
(t)
Pirelli Co of Italy
11
2
23
%
Mills
24
Plttsb Brewing-..61
Preferred
6(;
614
7% preferred.. 100
St L Rocky Mt A
Pacific Co
100
28
15
164
404
Preferred
Common
Plttsb Term Coal 100
Preferred
100
iiH
,\*
Pitts United Corp 2-5
52
4
44
70
15 4
16""
124
134
Porto RIc A Tob—
Class A__
(t)
(f)
5
Class B
Potrero Sugar
Prairie Oil
ac lias
5
2
54
24
4
_26
*34
w*
154
1034
14
84
Preferred
50
Ctfs of deposit
43
163
104
14
ser
Scovill
Mfg.
....
Oil
Corp
22 4
25
(t)
y
..
14
Preferred
744
53
54
Pore Oil Co
(t)
8% nreferred_.ln'
104
524
6% vot pref...100
Purity Bakeries
tt
42
104
544
424
20
Hp. (T)
134
Shell
118
Shell Union Oil
Railroad Shares. _(t)
Rainbow Luminous
1
Product A.
Class B com
U
Raytheon Mfg
V t c 6% pref—_5
4
19
17
^
24
i34
144
50
55
174
18
% pref—. 100
Reia (Robt) A Co.. ,
1st pref
(Ohio) lot
9
8
24
24
Remington Arms __f
W*
70
1st
Rem t
pref
n
Rand
100
1
csm
l"t pref
i6u
3d pref
..lot1
Reo Motor Oar
.5
Republic Steel
(t;
Preferred
ion
Respro Inc
f
Preferred
10
Revere Cop A Br__t
Class A
1
29
44
17 4
394
'¥
10
Trans Lux
it*
Reynolds
(t>
*
10
_
Reynolds Tob
B common
10
Rice Stix Dry Gds
1st pref
1
ioo
2nd pref
ioo
Richfield Oil of Calif
Common
52 4
8
3*
95
Common.
_(t)
7% conv pref
t
Rlke-Kumler
t)
Ritter Dental Mfg.t
River Raisin Pap (t)
Riverside 811k Mills f
48 H
5^
15
10
18
Stand Oil
n
Nominal,
r
WA
Canadian price,
s
5
(t)
Vulcan DetlnuinglOO
100
Preferred.
314
31
5
8
574
"34
59
105
95
(t)
Wagner Elec
15
Company. _(t)
94
Wahl
14
5
Waco Aircraft
£1
U~~
9
24
454
Class B
(f
Walker
Walker
"34
34
971
14
414
484
204
Corp.. m
7%
60
65
48
224
1084
27
64
..
(t) k
Un Cigar Stores—
com w
i
United Dry Dock (t)
Uulled Dyewood.lOU
Preferred
100
284
1234
274
8J '
25
Sale price,
394
31
x
234
110
274
7
Prior pref
100
100
17
Oe
Walworth
(t)
Ward Baking Corp—
Com Class A., (t)
Com Class B__
Preferred
Warner
(f)
ioo
Warner Aircraft,
Bros
16""
60
23
45
Preferred
74
74
10
34
154
34
39
38
,
14
4
(t)
PIct—
5
Common
Preferred
(t)
8
74
21
19
Warner-Qulnlan
(t)
Warren
Conv
Warren
Bros
1
pref
Ct)
FdyA Plpef
Washburn wire__(t)
Wayne Pump
24
174
5
Conv
pref
24
144
224
20
204
7
Webster Elsenlobr25
$7 preferred —100
WelchGrape Juice
wfik
70
Wells Fargo Expr_.l
100
1
Q
(f)
(t) k
16
14
Co (t)
74
24
Preferred;
14
214
24
5
54
14
■
-
-
-
6
58
75
64
74
14
2
274
574
28
Wesson Oil A Snow¬
284
drift
t c
(t)
1
$4 conv pref
t
West Air Express. 10 k
124
31
84
v
West Auto
40
t No
par
value.
124
Supply—I
Common A
314
Ex-dividend,
W altham W atch B (t)
Watson (J W)
$3 part pref
New
16
52
Good'm
(H)
A Worts com__(t)
Preferred
(f)
Co
United Carbon vtp +
_
66
14
_(t
pref. 100
Unlted-Carr Fast (t)
United
Chemical
Common
(f)
204
384
com
conv
24
48*
49
% 38jf
Pf without warr 50
UqiiAmer Bosch.(ti
United Biscuit—
of Am
100
194
Tobacco..(t)
Unit Aire A Trans.
brer with warr 51.
54
34
35
86
Union Tank Car. (f)
Union
Dlihwaiher
Oorp.£
(f)
Un B A P
24
(t.
04% cum pf .100
Preferred
inn
Unexcelled Mfg.. 10
(Oal)_..(t)
Stand Oil (Ind)
k Last sale,
19
10
40
10*1
454
144
Preferred
Brands (t)
24
Preferred
Vick Chemical
I.
Fisher
v
S7 pref ser A
+
Stand Cap A Steel .5
Stand Com Tob.—t
65^
¥
K eiiogg. (T >
Standard
44
60*
184
904
...100
it*
21
314
V» T'on C A O—100
Yogt Mfg
Uleu A Co com
(f)
Underwood Elliott
_t
14
12
98
294
4
84
t c_.1
Spicer Mfg Co
(f)
$3 cum conv pref t
Splegei-May-Stern t
Splitdorf-Beth El(f)
Stahl-Meyer com (t)
Staley Mfg Co..100
25
Pref x-warr
25
Richman Bros
(t)
Richman Radiator—
__t
7% prior pref. 100
0% part pref. .100
Steel...100
Preferred B
1
Sperry Corp
64
3
264
64
42
W altt A Bond luc A ( t )
reg
Tubize ChatiUon
Class A
Spiegel-May-Stern
64% pref.—100
Spencer
72 4
25
164
854
pref—100
Pref
d*
•26
t
Sparks-Wltn'gt'n Co
52?i
J
23
Waldorf System
Spang Chalf't A Co t
Spear A Co.
14
74
Walgreen Co com (t)
56
61
l'etrol.5
Venezuelan
Common
Tung-Sol Lamp..(t:
1st preferred.. 10''
60
5
1st oreferred—100
41
24
Union OH of Calif .25
Un St YdeOmahalOO
6% cum
♦
244
Glass—
10^
Common
(t)
100
24
194
Va-Caro Chem—
44
74
Union Oarb A Garb t
13
2
100
Raalte Co
29
Truscon
25
184
104
Rad-.l
Corp
95c
5
22
19
I
So Porto RlcoSug (f)
17..
12 4
24
80c
(t)
134
South'n Pipe Line 1
Southland Royal, (t)
24
38
¥
117
furnace pref
100
Trunz Pork Stores(t)
3palding(AG)ABr(t)
x
Saf
B
39
Pro duets. _(t>
Am dep rets
1124
Cooler A. (t)
Universal Pictures(t)
1st preferred
100
Van
31
Daylight
Forging
Unlver
Preferred
Trumbull-Olifri
Cyl&SP Q
3'west Pa P L
72
454
Leaf Tob— (t)
Preferred
100
Unlv
common
'
Truax- Traer Coal 100
1
18
t
v
"74
Exp__10(
"74
2
Steel
_
424
Pref with warr.100
55
11
4
1 "A,
Vanadium
1
Picture Screen ...1
Transue A Williams
Triplex
Preferred
50
Met
34
28
30
South Penn Oil
364
(t)
(f>
1
TramamerlcaCorn t
South Air Transp (t)
Southern Asbestos (1
334
44
c_(t)
Common
Stamped
Trans Air Transp.
Trlco
31
64
304
944
4
Unlv Pipe A
Preferred
74
llH
RollBea'(f)
Stocks, Inc
564
...
914
1264
t
100
8tore« com.t
Class
42
50
t
100
Timken-Det Axie.ib
8 4
...100
9
154
30
Torr'ngton Co
138
Sloss-Sheff S A 1.100
324
324
:
20
15
100
pref
$6 preferred
(+)
United Wall Pap.(t)
Tobacco A Allied
26
South Dalrleb A
39
100
Pref (non-vot)
39
(Franklin) A
10f
Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd—£1
76
9
94
304
7% cum pref. .100
Reybarn Go Inc
1
Reynolds Invest
1
Reynolds Spring
Preferred
Tide Water OJ1
104
Co pref
Southeast
144
4
Reliable Stores
(f)
Reliance Mgt(Ohlo)'
2tK
t
26
T
14
44
13
Relter-Foster Oil.(t)
1st
1050
544
94*
1
7% preferred .100
Valley Mould A Iron
pf_100
3
24
93
Preferred
Tob Prod Expts. (t)
Todd Shipyards, (t)
(A O) Corp(f)
Smyth Mfg Oo___^5
Snider Packing..
8ocony Vacuum
Corp
25
Solvay Amor Inv
100
100
Preferred.
850
564
65
544
U S Stores com., (t)
174
Tide W Assn OU
78
Petrol Co. 1C
Preferred.
88
54
U S Stamping
100 k
U S 8teel Oorp__100
$34 pref
u>
Thompson (J R)__25
Thompson Prod A.+
I
Timken
Smith
22
304
874
__50
Preferred
Vadsco Sales Corp
Common
(t)
6% cum pref.. 100
4
(f)
104
104
184
5
Silver (.Isaac) A Bros
Skelly Oil
104
184
10
USSm RefAMIn.50
11
.1
13 4
6% ore!AA._.10l
Can., (t)
Preferred
100
cum cv
t
23
Co
11
24
(t)
1st preferred..100
0 S Realty A Imp
U S Rubber
Land
94
564
414
Sher-Wms
Slmms
Pacific
6
8
(t)
100
U S Radiator
Preferred
(t >
7% conv pref. .100
23
t
Sherw W 1111ami ..26
7%
Button-Hole
Machine
10
Reece Fold Mach_It'
Reeves (Daniel), (f)
■
ransp
3;_
24
14
3
50
Preferred
1
Tbompson-Starret (t)
Simon
Red Bank Oil
Reece
j
64% conv pf_100
Simmons Co
4
Silk
Hosiery M (vot) 10
Pref (voting)__10i
Raybestos-Manhat t
,
4
4
Rainier Pulp & PapA
Class B
Real
34
14
34
74
184
264
21
"74
6
(t)
A Tr £2
115
184
164
224
16
Tberraold
364
94
114
Pen
130
lVfi
184
Pipe A Foundry
20
lit pref
(t)
U 8 Playing Card. 10
U 8 Print A Lltbo—
Common
(t)
114
84
1
v
Quaker Oats
(t)
6% preferred. .100
Radio-Aetr-b-orpn
83
if
324
84
H4
7*|
Shatonck (Frank G>t
_
784
34
Sharp A Dobme
f
•3.50 conv pref—t
194
Sheaffer
pf_100
Sulph (t>
Texon Oil A Land—t
Thatcher Mfg (vot) (t)
Conv pref
_(t>
Thayer-Foss pref 100
50
lon
tc.100
Seton Leather
(t)
34
94
724
124
9
Common
Texas Gulf
Sentry Safety Con(t)
Sharon Steel
11
71
U S
Trust old 8tk__100
(|)
c c
t c_(t)
United
Texas
120
v
Machln'y5
Alcohol, (t)
U 8 Tobacco
100
v
.
34
48
"
cum pr
7%
Tex Pac Coal&Oil.lO
50
Preferred
Preferred
3
118
Texas Corporatlou26
Seiberllug Rubb. (t)
Servel Co
if
100
Telaut'g'ph Corp.. 5
Tennessee Corp..
5
Tennessee Prod pf.50
354
Publication Corp (f)
First pref
100
Pullnmn Inc.
(t
fvrnne Mfg
47
Preferred—100
42 4
Co common.(•{•)
Bros
(f)
Segal Lock & Hard¬
ware com—_(t)
Seeman
Co pref....
24
20
17S%
26
2
Part conv Acl A(t)
U S Lines pref
(t)
t
Technicolor Inc.
84
24
Iron A Steel com. t
284
34
14
54
15
t
U 8 Leather
Taylor Milling ..(t)
Taylor-Wharton
10
Sellers (G 1) A Sons
4
Propper M'CaiTm(t)
A.100
B.100
ser
Scotten-Dillen
Selby Shoe
54
Producers Royalty. 1
7% pref
6% pref
t
82""
1
2
U 8 Gypsum..
Preferred
t
A
Class
79
25
U S Ind
Taggarfc Corp com. t
Tastyeast Inc cl A(t)
Taylor-Colquitt Co +
Preferred.
100
lOu
Sears, Roebuck A
¥
42 H
8% Preferred. 10(
pref
10t
Prod * Ref Corp. 50
Preferred
Scott Paper
42""*
ion
U S Freight
U S Hoff
Co
25
Interuat'l—15
Symington Co..
Retail 8t..l
Sohulte
25
U 8 Glass
64
9
14
3
2
Envelope...100
Preferred
30
A
Swift
com
Seagrave
19
23
19 4
Preferred
_10C
Proc A Gamble., (t)
Swift
Sehiff Co
Seaboard
14
13 H
Prairie Pipe L
25
Pratt A Lambert. _t
Pressed Steel Oar (t)
(t)
7% preferred ..100
Schulte Real Est.(t)
5
540M
7% conv pf
100
(f)
Plimpton Mfg ColOO
Plymouth Oil
5
Poor A Co class B. Ct)
Pittston Go
..
"14
t
100
U S Express.....100
U 8 Finishing
(t)
Preferred.
10fl
U S Foil B
1
134
64
Sweets Co of Am.50
Preferred
16""
45
15
—
404
Savage Arms
(t)
Savan'b Sug com., t
10'
U S
84
14
Schenley DistiUers-5
Salt Creek Prod... 10
.(t)
14
.100
364
94
32
U 8 DIstrib
Preferred
18*
8*
94
Salt Creek Con OHIO
Pittsburgh Steel Fdj
30
Dairy Prod A (t)
Common
B
(t)
SunrayOll
5
Superheater Co.. (t)
Superior 011
.1
Superior 8teel
100
SwaUow Airplane (t)
Swan A Finch 011.25
Preferred
25
St Regis Pap, com.f
Preferred
100
1.25
36
Pitts Screw&Bolt(t;
Pittsb Steel pref. 100
100
Preferred
Sugar Estates
Oriente pref
100
Sun Oil com
(t>
6% cum pref.. 100
37
100
364
90c
Pittsb PI Glass.-.25
7
14
Stroock A Co....(t)
Studebaker Corp_.f
Preferred
10<>
Stut* Motor Oar—t
100
37
56*
Webster (t)
564
554
U 8
Stix Baer A Fuller (t)
55
10'
com
St L .Nat Stk Y..100
26
Preferred
9
St L Car Co com__10
4
25
8 4
80
14
2*
(+)
Preferred
StInnes(Hugo)Oorpt
Stone A
(t)
Preferred
(t) i
44
5
101
I
Plttsb Oil & GaB
26
4
100
(Pa)
103
50
Preferred.
594
34
44
Pltney-Bowes Post, t
Preferred
93
100
75
100
com
Un Prof Sharing, (t)
United Pub pref
Untd Sh Macn Oo25
64% pref
100
Stein Cosmetics..(f)
Sterling Products.10
Sieison (J B)
(.t;
Preferred
25
Stew-Warn Speed. 10
614
524
...
A
Sugar
U 8 Bobb A Shut.100
Common
Safety Car H A L1UU
Safeway Stores..(t)
6% pref
.100
7 % pref
1 no
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Corp (t)
Pref class
Preferred
24
United Ports K'can
25
Preferred--
St Lawrence Flour
Am shs 500 lire—
Pitts Coal
44
20,
34
3
Stein (A) A Co—
lot)
6
23
15
Works...25
Starrett(L S) Oo_(t>
Starrett
Corp.... 1
Preferred—
10
Steel Co of Can., (t)
Ryan Cons Petrol (t)
Ryerson (Jos)
(f)
4
Pierce
¥
Ruberoid Co
55
484
67""
664
1
Amer dep rcts__£l
Stanley
Royal Typewriter (t)
9
t c (t)
4
14
(t)
Preferred A...
744
164
I.
101
Car Corp
Preferred—1
K)
74
Unit Paperboard 100
U nit Piece Dye com t
Prod..100
Preferred A—100
Preferred B—100
6
Rossia Int Oorp__(t)
12
32
Phillip-Jones Oorp-1
United Fruit
74
74
ly*
18
United Milk Prod (t)
$3
preferred._(+)
United Molasses Ltd
(Ohio)..26
Stan Text
24
pref. 10
55
234
Phil & Read OA 1-1
Preferred
144
14
.1
Conv prior
45
1
Preferred
100
Preferred
14
5
U ulted El Coal vtc |
Hn Ennr A Fdy
t
5% preferred.. 100
Stand Oil Expt pf 100
Standard Screw. 100
Preferred A
100
134
13
Phelps-Dodge.. __26
Phlla Dairy pref
with warrants....t
Phillips Petrol
Phoenix Hosiery
5
Stand OH
Warrants
Petrol & Trading A.
Phlla Insul Wire
100
Preferred
Rogers Peetcom.100
Rolls-Royce of Amer
75
United Drug—
(Kan)..10
Stand OH
484
Rocky Mt Fuel..100
24J*
64% cum pref_10
Pet Milk
share.
*
Per share.
Par
100
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Pa*
Oo...(t)
Preferred
Peoples Drug Stores
Common
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Par
Per share.
Fuel
Penn-Mex
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
< f\ k
204
594
....
Sept., 1933.]
Stocks.
INDUSTRIAL
Bid.
Ask.
&
Bid.
Stocks.
Par
Par
West Dairy Prsd At
White Rk Mln Spgst
Class B v t c—(t)
West Tab A Sta v t c
First
A
Wllcox-Rlch
50
Wilson & Oo
Class A
'2
(t)
par
Preferred
H
r
27c.
A Mach
3
62
20 %
W4-
48
53
28 K
100
100
100
Preferred B
II*
29
.44
100
5/4
Wire
(t)
85
Youngstown Sheet
A Tube (unstpd.lt
Zenith Radio
(t)
Zonite Products
16
16 H
26 H
26 %
2
6M
1
32
16
20
51
52
SVs
k Last sale.
.
/
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds and Stocks
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask.
Agricultural—5s *53 op '33-MAN
59
6s Nov 1952 opt 1932— MAN
Arkansas 5s 1952 opt 1932-MAN
59
62
62
50
Bid.
First New Orl 5s
5s
5s 1965 opt 1935—
5s 1958 opt 1936
i»6fl opt 1936
1962 opt 1932—
6s 1954 opt 1934
6s 1955 opt 1935
5s 1957 opt 1937
58"
54
53
56
55
58
55
59
55
58
55
58
Sept 1954 opt 1934
58
62
6s Feb 1957 opt 1937-
58
MAS
55
,,
,
First Trust of Dallas—
6s
58
55
58
—
•
-
68
—
mmm
—
mm-
-
-
69
70
58
-
38
42
32
36
62""
65"
62
65
63
66
Fremont—5s
1953 opt
'33
^
..
6s 1954 opt 19345s 1963 opt 1933
5s 1965 opt 1935—
—AAO
—JAJ
JAJ
5s 1968 opt 1936—
5s 1966 opt 1936—
AAO
5Ks 1951 opt 1931
MAN
Denver—5s 1954 opt 1934--JAD
5s 1955 opt 1935
5s 1956 opt 1936
6Hs Nov 1951
opt
Dm Moines—5s *62
-
_FAA
FAA
1931—MAN
opt '32-MAN
6s May 1953 opt 1933—MAN
5s 1963
opt 1933
MAN
5«s Nov 1951
opt 1931—MAN
First Oarollnas—5s 52
opt'32MAN
5s 1954 opt 1934
AAO
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
5s Feb 1956 opt 1936
FAA
5s June 1956
opt 1936
JAD
Firstof Ohey—5s 52 opt *32 MAN
First of Olev—5s*63 opt '33-MAN
~
—
62
59
76
62
62
58
58
55
59
55
59
61
61
-
64
64
64
62
57
61
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
5s 1968 opt 1938.
61
5s
May 1953 opt *33
1933
42~~
46""
5s 1953 opt
40
44
34
62
34
1956 opt
5s Nov 1951 op
58
56
5s 1954 opt 1934
5s 1956 opt 1936
60
64
34
Kentucky—5s *5i
34
4
lis
60
66
66
66
5s 1957 opt 1937
5s Mar 1958 opt '38
So Minn 5Hs'51 opt'31
71
34
34
71
71
57
61
5s May 1953 opt 1933
5s 1952 opt 1932
6s 1964 opt 1934
61
61
61
57
60
61
64
55
55
55
56
59
58
58
58
59
62
*
/
X w
V
»
4. will
X
vv
I
M
J."X VM
Lincoln—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
6s 1943 opt 1928
MAN
5s 1942 opt 1927.
MAN
4Ka 1965 opt 1935
JAJ
4Kb 1966 opt 1936
JAJ
4Ks 1967 opt 1937
JAJ
Louisville—5s 1952 opt 1932MAN
68
74
49"
54"
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
57
57
60
57
60
57
60
42
42
6s 1953 opt 1933
5s 1955 opt 1935
5s 1956 opt 1936
N Y A Pa—5s '53
62
56
60
54
58
4Kb Nov 1957 opt 1937—MAN
51
/
/
/
/
6Ks 1951 opt 1931
MAN /
First of Montgomery 5s *54 opt'34
5s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
5s Apr 1967 opt 1937
AAO
5s Dec 1967 opt 1937
JAD
18
18
18
18
18
55
22
22
22
22
22
44
41
44
41
44
41
44
opt *32
62
opt *33
MAN
JAJ
6s
1956 opt 1936
No Caro—5s *53 opt
5s 1952 opt 193 t
JAD
'38
MAS
—MAN
6s 1955 opt 193 j
FAA
5s 1956
opt 1936
MAS
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937-—AAO
Ohio-Penna 5s 1954 opt 1934 JAJ
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938-JAJ
Oregon-Wash 5s *52 opi '32-MAN
5s Oct 1953 opt 1933
AAO
v
57
57
57
57
57
57
60
60
60
60
63
66
54
54
54
54
23
23
23
23
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58
58
58
58
58
18
18
18
18
43
43
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50
56
opt 1935
5s 1952
opt 1932
MAN
1954 opt 1934—MAN
FAA
Vlrginia-Oaro 5s '53 opt '33-MAN
6s Aug 1954 opt 1934FAA
5s May 1957 opt 1937—-MAN
6s 1956 opt 1936
—FAA
Virginia—5s '53 opt '33-MAN
5s Nov 1 1951 opt 1931-MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
FAA
N Y A N J 6s 1953
opt *33--JAD
6s 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAD
MAN
May 1955 opt 1935—MAN
6s 1956 opt 1936
—JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
-JAJ
4Ha 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
4Ha 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
4 Ha 1957
opt 1937
JAJ
Union Louisville, Ky—
AAO
38
opt *35
57
FAA
5s Aug 1955
74
38
5s Nov 1952 opt 1932
1937
5s
Minneapolis Trust—
Mississippi 58 "55
55
Union (Det) 5s *54 opt '34—MAN
68
5Ks Nov 1951 opt *31—MAN
New York 5s '52
59
59
JAD
42
42
1933—MAN
59
59
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937
38
4Hs May 1957 opt 1937-MAN
55
55
55
5s May 1957 opt
Tennessee—
62
42
lstofFtWayne5Ks'31opt'51MAN
60
74
38
58
57
MAN
MAN
-MAN
—JAJ
-JAJ
MAS
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
Southwest (Little Rock. Ark.)—
5s May 1956 opt 1936
MAN
60
60
57
62
65
59""
57
57
57
68
5s Nov 1963
opt 1933
MAN
Maryland-Va 5s^55 opt '35-MAN
59
59
60
62
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55
55
55
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-
34
61
41
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34
57
57
57
57
33
64
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34
58
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5s 1952 opt 1927—
MAN
5s 1952 opt 1932
-MAN
5s 1953 opt 1933
MAN
74
61
55
m
•
55
59
Pennsylvania 5s '53 opt '33-MAN
5s Feb 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5s 1966 opt 1936—
AAO
5s 1967 opt 1937
MAS
Phoenix 4 Ha '61 opt *41
JAD
5s 1961 optional 1941--—-JAD
Potomac 5s 1954 opt 1934--JAD
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937————FAA
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938
JAJ
St Louis—5s 1953 opt '33—JAD
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
6s 1943 opt 1928
JAD
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934
MAS
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAS
4Ks 1956 opt 1936JAJ
72
55
55
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opt
72
72
58
—-
Salt Lake C—5s '53
op '33 JAJ
5b July 1956 opt 1936—-JAJ
62
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68
68
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5s 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
Los Angeles—5s '53 opt *33 JAJ
5s Mar 1957 opt 1937-MA8
San Fran—6s '53 opt '33
JAJ
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934—MAS
5s Sept 1957 opt 1937—MAS
53
51
MAS
JAJ
JAD
5s 1953 opt 1933—
-MAS
Bankers—5s *53 opt *28
JAJ /
5s May 1952 opt 1932—MAN
/
6s Nov 1953
opt 1933—MAN /
4Kb 1955 opt 1935
JAJ /
Burlington 4 — 1957 oiJt "
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•87——
4 Ha Feb 1957 opt "
J
FAA
5s Feb 1953 opt 1933—FAA
5s Dec 1953 opt 1933
JAD
California-5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
5s July 1956
opt 1936
JAJ
5Ha Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
Central 111—5s '53 opt '33—JAD
/
5s July 1 1953
opt 1933—JAJ J
Central Iowa—6s *53
opt '33-A AO
5s May 1 1942
opt 1927-MAN
4Ms Nov 1 *52 opt '32—MAN
Chicago Joint 5 Ks '61 opt'31MAN /
/
/
/
/
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MAN /
is 1952
opt 1932
MAN /
is 1964 opt 1934
MAN /
is 1965 opt 1935—
AAO f
xb—5s 1953 opt 1933—MAS
53
53
First Trust of Chicago—
55" ~
Bid.
Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
53
50
50
MAN
—MAS
5s
Bonds and Stocks.
44
50
,
.
Atlantic—5s 1953 opt 1933—MAS
Ask
40
50
Atlanta—5s 1952 opt 1932—J AD
6a 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
.
Bonds.
56
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56
56
56
54
54
54
56
5s Nov
57
60
57
60
57
60
57
56
5s 1957 opt 1937
60
56
55
55
55
55
59
59
59
60-
57
60
45
50
45
45
50
45
50
45
50
STOCKS
Atlanta.
Pat
3
3
50
"9"
56
58
5
56
-58
7
34
39
34
1
3
39
'
"3"
1
4
1
2
T
*6"
(
"25c
/ Flat price.
6
37
Young (L A) Spring
A
Wright Aeronaut!-1
Wrigley (Wm) Jr__t
56
34
Preferred
38^
Worthlngton Pump
k
MM
10
A
Coach Mfgcl B_10
Preferred.
100
25
Salt. 100
Preferred A
Wolverine Portl O 10
Canadian price,
Worcester
25
Ask.
Per share.
18
25
Young (J S) Co-.100
38^
100
Preferred
9H
value,
12J4
25c.
Willys-Overland—25
14
3
Yale A Towne
Yellow
Truck
4
106 K
Wool win (F w»._10
12 K
2 H
11H
Bid.
Par
18"
Wool worth Ltd—
Am dep rects ord-
27
Stocks.
2H
"I H
Common
10
7 % preferred..100
26
Ask.
99
Per share.
Woodley Petrol
l
woo(ts Mfg
ion
Woodward Iron_100
Woodward &Lothrop
Corp—
1§*
; 23
29
STOCKS
Bid.
Par
3K
Cony pref
23
Stocks.
10
Williams (R C)
Wil-Low Cafe
Preferred
100
White Motor
50
WhlteSew Mach (t)
t No
100
Class A
f
W Va Pulp & Pap—t
Preferred
100
Weotvaco Chlorine
Products
t
Wheel Steel Corp 100
Preferred
28
89 K
135
Wilcox & Gibba—50
WUcox
(H F)
Oil
&
Gas
5
West'hse El & Mf.fiO
'
1st preferred
50
Weston El Instrn
t
Class
pref
Ask.
Per share.
Second pref__ 100
Westing Air Br'ke(t)
MISCELLANEOUS
2H
6K
quotations wherever they can be obtained
The custom,
Therefore in most cases it will be found that instead of actua]
prices we have inserted in the column headed "To Net" certain figures to indicate the Interest rate at which business in the bonds is being done.
Thus 4.35% means that the particular security can be bought or sold at a price that will yield the purchaser or seller 4.35% per annum to the maturity
ofthe issue
Where two figures appear, as for Instance "4.25% to4.35%."the rate of return varies according to the maturity—the shorter maturities yield¬
below pricep for State and municipal securities, we give bid and asked
municipal securities on the basis of the return they yield per annum.
In reporting
however, is to quote
ing the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the highest return.
In State and municipal bonds the custom has always been to quote them
"and interest."* That is, the accrued Interest must in all cases be added on.
and dealers find it difficult, and In many cases, almost
impossible to make quotations for municipal bonds. Bid prices, especially for the smaller municipalities, are practically out of the question and sales or
terms are simply a matter of bargaining between buyer and seller.
In fact the absolute lack of demand often causes good bonds to be offered at almost
demoralized condition of the municipal bond markets, brokers
Note.—Owing to the present
any
price.
Ask.
55
65
Sacram'to Co 4Hs '33 *46
55
65
San Diego 5s WW
55
65
55
65
40
55
40
55
40
55
40
55
60
60
70
70
60
70
60
60
70
70
60
50
70
50
60
50
60
50
60
50
80
60
85
80
85
80
5s
4Mb Refunding 1937--A&0
4Mb Water & Sew '39-J&J
4Ms June 1 1933-1948
5a School 1936-1946
4Mb R & B 1934-38—J&D
4MB 1939-1958
J&D
Montgomery Pub Imp 6s 1934
5s Pub Imp Jan 1 1934-1938
• M Sanitary Sewer 1933-44
Montgomery Co 4 Ms 1957-59
—
110213j
1102633
1062632
10 6 2732
1042832
1043132
Aug 1 1941
2s fan Can Nov 1938
QF
3s Panama Canal 1961—Q-M
2s Aug 1 1936
-
101»32
101 ®32
Morgan Co 6s 1938..—
5s Road 1939-1952. __F&A
100
100H
Tuscaloosa 6s Pub Imp '33-'85
102632
10 2 832
102
102632
1935—
102632
5s
100632
100732
6s Road 1951
982432
J82I32
Treas 3Ms
3s Conversions
Road
1012132
103 H
102 h
1946-47—Q-J
5s Pub Imp
103 H
102 h
May 1 1935---
5s W W 1939-1957—
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge
100
99 m
J&J
--
1941.
5s Road 1957
U 8 Treasury
5 Ms serial
Certificates and notes—
1M% Sept 15 1933
M% Deo 15 1933
Dec 15 1933—
H % March 15 1934
8% May 2 1934
2M% Aug 1 1934—
3% June 151935—
15/6 % Aug 1 1935
2M% April 15 1936—
3M% Aug 1 1936
2H% Dec 15 1936—
3% April 15 1937
3M% Sept 15 1937
2H% Feb 1 1938
2M% June 15 1938
nstrumentalities of 0 8 Gofi
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4s Nov 1 '57 op '37 M&N
4s 1958 opt 1938—M&N
4 He 1956 opt 1936—J&J
4Hs Jan 1957 apt *37 J&J
4Mb 1957 opt 1937-M&N
4M> 1958 opt 1938-M&N
6s 1941 opt 1931—M&N
4Hs 1933 opt 1932 -J&D
is 1942 opt 1933-M&N
|s 1943 opt 1933
J&J
is 1953 opt 1933—-J&J
Is 1955 opt 1935—J&J
.As 1956 opt 1936-.-J&J
4Mb 1953 opt 1933
J&J
4Mb 1954 opt 1934-—J&J
Home Owners Loan Corp—
4 M %
100832
60
102232
1012633
103»32
Maricopa County 8 D No 1
6s Highway 1947-51.J&J15
Navajo Co 4 Ms June 15 *34-'36
Phoenix 4Mb 50 opt '30—J&J
4Mb 1934-1956
J&J
4Mb Court Hse '33-'48_J&D
6s Ian 1 1946
J&J
5s ian 1 1954 opt 1934—J&J
5s W W 1934-1950
J&J
Phoenix Un H S D 4M& 1948
Prescott 5a 1948
J&J
Roosevelt Irr Dls 6>'45-'53J&J
6s
1938-1957
J&J
Tucson 5s Water 1950
J&J
10 2 332
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100 243j
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91
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91
98
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100H
93 %
93 H
92 H
92 X
92 H
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TERRITORIES & U. 8. PO SSES
Honolulu (City & County)—
6s Pub Impt 1956—J&D 15
95
J&J 15
95
J&D15
wall,Terr.4 Hs '49-M&8 16 b
6
4Hs Jan 1945
4Hs Nov 15 '33-'65-M&Nl5 b
4Ms Nov 16 1936-58—M&N b
4s May 15 '46 opt '36-M&N b
4s Aug 1947 opt 1937—F&A b
Philip Isls 4Ms 1952
J&J
4Mb 1950
• Hs 1957
M&N
4 Ms Oct 1959
4s g L Pur '84 opt '14—Q-F
4s P Wks & Imp 1935—Q-M
4s Impt 1936 opt 1916.F&A
5s April 1955
5s Feb 1952
5Ms Aug 1941
Ha
99
4.60
4.60
to 4.20
4.60
to 4.20
to 4.20
93
92
90
92
90
92
90
92
99
100
97
100
97
100
94
94
100
101
103
100
Puerto Rico
4Mb 1937-1940
J&J
4Mb Funding 1934-'40-J&J
4s Jan 1 1944-1950—
J&J
4s gold 1934-1960
J&J
6 4 75
6f July 1954
6 4.75
to
4.40
to 4.40
6 4.75
to 4.40
6 4.75
to 4.40
6 4.75
to
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$
1956—J&J
4M Harbor imp June 1 '34-'73
IMS 1952
M&S
4Mb 1956 & 1959
M&S
4Mb *36, *42 '46. '49—M&S
4s Pub Highway 1949-51-M&S
b 6.00
5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
b 6.00
to 5.50
b 6.00
to 5.50
b 6.00
b 6.00
b 6.00
to
to 5.50
Anniston—
55
50
RefgSMsDecl 1939
J&J
50
55
BvMemer ha Pub Imp 1933-38-
40
45
40
45
5s Schools 1934-1947
5s Funding Dec 1 1947
Birmingham 6Ms Pub Imp
1933-35
M&S2
A&O
4s 1935-1936
A&O
4s 1937-1941
A&O
4s 1942-1961
A&O
4Mb Pub Imp 1933-37-A&O
,4 Ms 1934-1936—
A&O
4Ms 1937-1960
—A&O
4Ms Pub Imp Dec 1 '33-37
5s Sewers Sept 20 '41
M&S
Gadsden 6% Impt 1933-38-5s Schools 1933-40
J&D
4s 1934
—
Huntsville 5s Funding 1942—
6a Pub Imp 1936-1938—
76
76
83
76
83
83
83
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76
76
76
83
83
76
76
76
83
83
76
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60
68
68
65
60
60
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Jefferson
County—
4Mb Ct H'se 1934-43—M&N
4Ms Ref 1934-1961—A&O
Mad'son Co 5s Refunding 1940
b Basis,
c
Less 3.
75
83
75
83
68
77
/Flat price,
89
/ 21
24
'38—M&810
3.80 %
%
to 3.80
to 3.75
to
3.85
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3.85
to 3.75
80
85
80
85
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5 Ms
1964-1973
5s 1974-1983
to
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to 3.75
3.75
3.75
103
106
J&J
91
95
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91
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88
92
CONNECTICUT
4M
1941-1947
F&A
4Mb 1948-1952
F&A
4s darb Imp 1985 opt '50-J&J
4s Jan 2 1941-1943
J&J2
4s J*n 2 1944-1948
J&J2
Alameda 4s 1933 to 1941.J&D
4Ha Mun Imp *34-'48.A&0
Alta Irrig Dist 5s
Baker afield 5s 1934-'52__A&0
Berkley 5s 1942-1951
J&J
6s School 1934-1955
J&J
Brentwood Irrig. District 6s__
Citrus Heights Irrig Dist 6s_.
East Bay Mun Utll Dist—
5sl935-1974-_
J&J
Imperial Irrig Dist 6s '38.J&J
•4s July 1936
•5s July 1 1936
Bloomfleld—
48
47
49
48
to 2
to 2
to 4.25
to 4.25
A&C
65
Branford (T) 4M«'34 '50-J&D
3.00
50
2.50
Bridgeport 4Hs 1934-65.J&J
3.00
4Mb High Sch 1934-63.J&J
3.00
•4Mb Sewer 1934-46
A&O
2.50
4Mb 1933-1957
A&O
•4s 1934-1968.
F&A b 3.00
3Hs improvt 1934-41.J&J b 2.00
3.00
•5a Oonstroc'n 1934-49 J&D
5.00
Bristol 4Ms Water 1939..J&J
3.00
•5s July 1 1934-55
J&J
3.00
•Cheshire 4Mb 1934-45—J&J
5.00
Danbury 4s 1946 taxable.J&J
3.50
•4 Ms 1934-65
J&D
5.00
8Mb Fund 1941 tax'le.A&O
East Hartford (Town)—
2.50
4Mb Sch 1933-36
M&N
to 4.25
4Mb 1934-1952
55
70
„
30
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to 3.50
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to 3.80
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3.00
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-
J&D
4s 1935-1936
J&D
4s 1937-1945
J&D
4s 1946-1961.
J&D
Lob Ang Co 4Mb *34-'49—»*a
Merced Irrg Dist 6s
J&J
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s
Oakdale Irrig Dist 5s
Oakland 5Hs 1934-43-..F&A
4Mb Mun Imp '34-'43.F&A
4MB 1934-1965
F&A
Oakland S D 4s 1934-44—J&J
Orange Co 6s 1934-45—-M&S
Pasadena 4s Jan 1934-42.J&J
4Mb Wat Pl't *33-'36—A&O
Redlands 5s 1934 51,—J&J15
Riverside 5s 1934 '53
-J&D
Riverside Co 6s '34 '54—M&N
Sacramento 4s Jan '34-*45 opt
4Mb Sew & Dr 1934 —.J&J
2.50
%
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East Hartford Fire District—
•5 Ms 1934-1951
M&N
4s Water June 1934— J&D
Glastonbury »4M« '34-58. J&J
Greenwich—
•4Mb 1934-1942 tax exm't.
4Mb 1933-1934
4 Ms 1935-1951
Groton S D 4Mb 1933-1960-.
Hartford 3 Ma Bdge 55.-J&J
1.50
to 2.50
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to
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M&S
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Hartf'dSD ^8*33'47-M&8
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4 Ms 2d North 1944
J&J
8Mb South Sept 1955.M&8
4Mb Southwest 1944.-M&N
•4Mb Wash't'n '41-'47.J&J
4s West Middle 1937-.F&A
Klllingly (Town)4Hs'34 56J&J
Litchfield 4Mb 1935-37
•4Mb 1934
•4Mb 1935-1938
•4Mb 1939-1960
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3.50
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4M» 1934 1949
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Meriden (City)
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4H 1934-1943J&J
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Meriden (T) 4s ,34-'85-.M&JS
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Mlddletown 4s 1934-36-M&N
Now Britain (County)—
4.25
4s Munlc Bldg 1948
J&J
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F&A b 2.50 to 4.25 %
b 2.50 to 4%
•4Ma School 1934-'40_F&A
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4Mb Water Aug 1941.-F&A
2.50 to 4.50 %
4Mb 1934-1969F&A
2.50 to 4%
•4Mb Sch Aug '34-'43.F&A
2.50 to 4%
•4s Park 1934-1943
Fa A
2.00 to 2.75 %
New Hav (C) 3Ms '33- 85A&O
4.25 to 3.75
•4s Apr 2 1940 tax-expt.A&o
3.25 to 2.75
4Mb Paving Mar 1936.M&S
3.75 to 4%
•1Mb 1943-1952
3.75 to 3.50 %
•4Mb Paving Aug '37
F&A
2.50 to 3%
•4Mb Mch 15 '34-'35-M&S15
3.00 to 4%
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36-'37-'39-'4Q-'41—A&O
2.00 to 4%
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1934-1951
J&J
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Mancueaier
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•4s High Sch *34-'55—J&J
6 2.50
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4Mb Sch 1934 to 1944-J&D
4Ms 1934 1968.
J&J
4Mb 1934-1969
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5s Municipal 1934-61—F&A
5 Mb Harb Imp '33 61 M&N
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5Hs Nov 1935-60
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5s 1934—.F&A
5s 1935-1964
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76
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50
56
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48
51
45
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78
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70
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92
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118
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72
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6s Sterl ng loan 1924
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22
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for
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s
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26
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97
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U 64%
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36%
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to
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58
23
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21
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to
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4%
3.75
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79%
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Communal
(August 1933 coupon on)
Haiti lilepj 0% i!iX OZ
AAO
56 H
56 H
L
b 3.00
5a Water 1952-1971-MAN 16 b 4.15
5* Water 1933-1951—MAN
59
60
'58%
8*
A
Ask.
(Cona Agrlo Loan)0%B
Sin)'
61
56 %
4s of 1900-
1946-1953
Greek Govt
Prov
Bid.
*68-
man
f 7a '43-JAD
4Ha of 1888-
Water 1935-'«4—JAJ
•4*4® 193*
JAJ16
to
Graa(Mun)Austria 8s'54 MAN
59
JAJ
Extl sf 7a 1955
JAD 100
98%
Stabiliz'n loan 7s 1956M AN
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7a May '47 •/A24
7s Oct 1947
—AAO k 25
9%
Bolivla(Rep) En 8a '47-MAN
7H
Extl 7a 1958
-JAJ
7%
Extl s f 7s 1969mas
33%
Brazil 8% ext 1941
JAD
27%
7a Cent Ry elec 1952 -JAn
29
Extl a f 6Hb(1926) 67-AAO
Extl a f 0H«(1927) '67-AAO
28H
f 23
5s of 1195—-—
/ 24
6a of 1913—Z
/ 23
4Haof 1883
..........
Waterbury—
4a Water 1934-1939—JAJ15
4a Water 1940-1965—JAJ15
60
Bka
56 %
External s f 6s 1955
to 3.50
2.50
2.50
1948, 1953 JAJ
1943,
56%
56 H
56%
Bonda.
German
45-FAJ
Belg Govt extl 6H« 1949 MAS
3%
4%
3.75
73
Net.
75
Bavaria (Ger'y) 6He
to 4.10
2.50
69
Extl 4Ha 1956-
(Town) 4 34a
1933-46
4a
4%
3.00
.
Walllngford
to
4%
Ask.
56 H
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Argentine Repnb—
Internal 5s(of '09) 1945MA8
4a £ loan of 1897
aao I
■xt 6a of '23 1967 A—MAS
1st g 6a 195S Ser B
JAD
Sink fund gold 6s 1969- JAD
Extl a f 6b Oct 1959.—aao
Sxtl s f 08 1900—
man
Kxtlsf 0s 1960
AAO
Sxt«f6a(State Ry)'60 MA8
Extl 6a aanlt whs 1901-FAA
Extl 6s pub wks 1961-MAN
Sxtl 5Ha pub wka '62-FAA
Au itralia
(Commonwealth)—
Ext 5s July 15 1956-JAJ16
Extl 6s 1957
MAS
3%
to 3.50
3.00
•4%s Improv I'34-89--JAJ
3%s 1933-71
AAOlfi
3%s Sewer 1947-70- JAD15
5a 1933-71
AAOlfi
War walk (T) 434a 1942-JAD
101
Yield basis
To
or
Net,
Ask.
New London—
•4 He Imp 1934-1935.-MAS b 2:50
3.75
iHe Park July 1942—JAJ
4.00
•4Ha Water 1960
FAA
3.75
5a Dec 1 1937
JAD
4.25
Nerwalk (C)4a 1954-1964
3.00
•434« 8cb Mcb 1933-1953—
BONDS
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Nominal,
p
Per
Dollars per 500 francs
y
Per £200
n
£20.
47%
t 42%
95
141
61
16%
53%
44%
36%
27%
26%
101
r
t
Canadian price.
Per 1300 bond
STATE
103
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
Yteld Basis
Yield Basis
FOREIGN CITIES, Ac.
Ask.
MAS
76
76
27X
29
f 5s Octl5'49-AAOl6
■
A&O
JAD 15
Bogota (City) extl 8s '45.AAO
24%
Extls f 6Xa 1947
AAO f 24
Bordeaux (Otty) 6s '34—MAN
134
Berlin 6Xs 1950
6s June 16 1958
82
90
4X8 May 1 1946
MAN
4X8 Dec 15 1056—JAD15
Montreal 6s Dec 1 1946-JAD
82
96
91
134X
33X
34
46X
55
5J
46
59
/ 17
71X
19
f 7s 1960 ser
A..MA8
8
52
75
9
Copenhagen—
_
84
26%
28
_
---JAD
MAN
Cordoba (Olty) Argentine Rep
7b extl s f 1957-.--FAA
6a June 1 1952
Extl g 4X8 1953
1937—-MAN 15
Loan
6X8 1955
MAN
6B 1953
--FAA
Danzig Port A Wat Ways Bd
Extl a f 6Xs 1952
JAJ
Dresden (Ger) extl 7s *45 MAN
f 7s
68)4
66)1
16X
38X
w*
67
!8*
40
Danish Cons Municipal
!?S
41
32
3sS:::
Frankf't (Ger)
AAO
-AAO
Extls I6Xs 1953—--MAN
GermanCons Munlc 7s 47FAA
7s 1934
7a
1935-1945-
25
30
20
26
35*
1947—JAD
Germany
31H
1939—-MAN
Havana—1st 6s 1939
Q-J
2d 6s
Q-J
Heidelberg (Germ)7Xs,50 JAJ
Helsingfors (City) Finland—
Extl s f 6Xs I960
AAO
Hungarian Cons Munlc Loan
25
33"
k 45X
98
Extl oonv 7s
■
fg
7X8,1945-—-—JAJ
attached.
Unmat d coups
95
26
73
26
26%
1947—F-A
28X
Lelpzig(Clty of) 7s
27 X
74X
28
25
a f 7s Sept 1946—JAJ
Unmat'd coups attached.
Extl
'45'"
31X
*fk7
134
134
134X
134X
Medellln (Munlc) (Columbia)
7s extl Dec 1 1961—— *fkl8
6X» 1954
Milan (Italy) ext 6Xs'52.AAO
Montevideo (Olty) 7s '52-JAD
Extl s f 6s 1959 ser A.MAN
Nuremberg extl 6s 1952-FAA
Oslo s f g 6b 1955—...MAN
Porto Alegre
16
84
85
36X
37
28
29%
16X
30
88
91
(Olty), Brazil-
Sinking fund 8s 1961.. -JAD
8 £ 40-yr 7Xa 1966 —JAJ
Prague (Greater)
City—
20X
20 X
It
99X
100
20X
8s 1946—AAO
19X
f 6Xb 1953
FAA
85
Borne extl a f6X® 1952—AAO
104
Rotterdam (O) ext 6s '64.MAN
Baarbrucken (Olty), Germany
Ext 7s Mar 31 1935- AAO *103 X
61
Extl a f 6a 1963
JAJ
Santa Fe (Olty) Are Rep extl
21
7Xs loan of
1932-52—MAN
Bio de Janeiro
Extl
8
21
MX
105
63
1945
AAO •f20X
Santiago (Olty )Ohile7s'49 J A J2 *fkl0U
Extl 8 f 7b 1961
MAN
25
Sao Paulo Brazil 8a 1952 MAN
Extl s f 6 Xi 1957—MAN 15
22
7a
France—
6s Nov 14 '36—MAN
16X
18X
Ext g
131X
78
Tucuman(Olty)Argentine Rep
Secured 7s 1951
JAD / 23
Vienna (C) extl 6s '52-MAN
Warsaw (Olty) 7b 1658—FAA
140
80
60
45
65
100X
6s rofdg Oct 15
100
101
6s
5s
103 X
103
95
FetA
5Xs Vict Ln Nov '33.MAN
5Xs Vict Ln Nov '34-MAN
5X8 Vict Ln Dec *37--JAD
5sN Serv Nov 15 '36MA
15
5s N Serv Nov 15 '41MAN15
Alberta (Prov of) 5s '50AAO16
4X8 Jan 15 1957
-JAJ
4Xb Jan 15 1942
JAJ16
4Xs July 16 1958
.JAJ
4Xo Apr 1 1961
-AAO
4X> June 11967-..—JAD
4X8 Apr 1 1935
AAO
Brit Ool (Prov) 5s '48-JAJ 15
68 Apr 25 1954
AAO 25
4Xb 1934-1946
JAD29
4Xs 1947-1956
JAD29
4X>8fdeb Jan 23 '69 JAJ23
4Xs deb 1936
FAA16
Calgary 5s 1935—...JAD 15
6a July 11945
.JAJ
96X
103
98
100
104X
96
97 X
104
99
101
82
91
85
83
86
82
85
82
85
82
85
92
92
92
89
90
90
90
3.90
to 3.70
to 3 70
88
92
MAN
102
103
4X8 non call 1958.MAN 16
91
94
91
94
91
93
94
Harbor Commissioners—
98
97
90
85
88
J&J
F&A
92
92
94
94
M&N
91
92
83
85
84
86
84
86
Chicago SaDltary District—
4Xs 1933
M&N r 74
4%s 1934-1935. —-M&N r 72
75
4s
100
j
72
100
4s
99
4s
105
101
97
101
96
9i
94
99
94
97
98
100
94
97
95
98
92
86
88
M&N
85
88
1 Q^iv
1939-1950
76
76
95
5.00
to 5.25
6 6.25
1934-35-FAA
5a Road 1930-49—FAA
90
%
6.00
""90"" "94"
84
80
76
1935-1948
Jackson Oo 4Xs 1939-1944—
89
84
80
75"
76
90
MAN
1934-1944
4Xs
Lake Oo 5s road
80
65
73
74
74
74
74
Evanston S D No 70—
*
Granite City 4Xs 1934-48
85
/
/
/
/
/
/
Elgin Sanitary Dlst—
6s
86
95
89
1936-1938.-"—-M&N
4Xs For Pres '34-'43-J&Jl5
4X« 1935-1943
J&D
4a Ser M 1934
JAD
48 Forest Pres 1934
AAO
,
72
93
Chic West Park 4s 1930-41—
Oook Oo 4Xs '34-'40—A&O
99
97
.
4s 1934
4o
97
75
98
Chic South Park 4s 1933—
99
96
96
100
.
1937-1939———M&N r 70
4Xs 1940
M&N f 70
90
■
5s._...........
4Xs
92
88
88
-
4Xs—
97
97
94
1934-1937
4Xs
100
96
94
95
90
96
Chic Lincoln Pk 4s 1934
100
97
3.75
5.00
88
1936
4s 1934-1937
100
97
3.75
J&J
J&J
100
97
3.60
3.90
3.75
94
99
97 7
2*25
95
4s 1937-50
Chicago School District—
96
96
107
94
t
to 3.70
92
4s
100
104
3.90
Champaign County—
5s Road
1934-1943—MAN
Chicago 4s 1934
J&J
4s 1935
J&J
100
94
FAA
FAA
-
96
98
%
3.90
FAA
4Xs 1934-1944
FAA 6 3.99
4s May 1 1934-1935
M&N
4a Highway 1934 1940—.May
4a Highway 1941-1943__Ma>
4s Highway 1945-1954—MAS
4s
1945-1956
MAN
4s 1945-1958
-M&N
Bloomington Township H S
Dlst No 200 4X* '36-*40
92
88
to 4.75
ILLINOIS
4Xs 1934-1943
93
86
84
86
93
/ 75
80
RJver Forest, 8 D No 90
4XB
1933-1947
92
90
)
75
79
100
104
103
100
98
107
101
1933—.MAN 15
4.75
101
Elkhart 4Xs WW '34-75 AAO
Evansville *4s ref 1942
JAJ
4.50
98
101
Fort
98
101
101
99
93
INDIANA
OasaOo o4s
97
93
90
80
86
80
80
86
80
86
80
95
90
98
Winnipeg, Man, 5s *44.-AAO
4Xs non-call 1944
MAN
4Xs June 1 1940
JAD
4X8 June 15 1950—JAD15
4s Aug 1 1946——FAA16
93
*4Xs
*4Xs
*3X8
*3Xs
fc
Sch J
4.40
4.40
440
4.40
4.40
4.40
15 '40JAD15
1934-1955
JAJ
Hospital 1936
.JAJ
ne
City Hall 1939—JAJ
Indianapolis 8 D—
*4s Bldg Sept 1 1946
JAJ
*3Xs July 11941
JAJ
*5a Oct 20 1933-39-A&O20
84
84
Logansp't *4 Xa '34-'37 JAD 15
84
So Bend *4Xs W W
79
74
6.00
Indianapolis—
*6Xs Track Elev '34-*47 JAJ
*4s Fire Dept J'ne 1 '41 JAJ
86
85
80
80
80
6.00
*Gary Sch City 4Xs Oct 1943Hammon (City)—
! 4s O H 1942-1950—J&J30
89
90
4.50
5s Oct 1 1933-1943
98
74
4.50
4.50
AAO
A&O
*Fort Wayne School Dist—
99
89
86
84
5
AAO
1942 to 1940
1947 to 1957.—
98
89
(see footnote o)
Wayne—
4X8 1933 to 1941
100
95
91
94
4Xs ref 1935-1945
3Xs Jan 1934-1935
Albany—fie
1946
JAJ b 3.75
JAJ b 3.75
JAD b 4.20
4.40
4.40
■
i
i
i
■
i
i
i
4.40
t
i
4-75
4.75
4.76
4 75
*4Xa W W Dec '43—-JAD
*5X8 1941
MAS
South Bend School City—
4X8 Impt 1939-1948.FAA
'43-M&N
4.75
89
85
91
87
87
92
90
80
to 3.50
to
INDIAN
3.50
to
TERRITORY
Oklah oma)
4%
(See
to 4%
b 4.2<»
b 4.00
to 3.80
0 4.00
to 3.80
b 4.00
to 3.80
b 4.00
to 3.80
Augusta—4X8Flood '42MAN b i .00
4s refunding 1934
JAJ b 4.00
to 3.80
Olarke Co 5s 1934-41
JAJ b 4.10
Columbus—5e 1934-44...JAJ 6 4.10
95
Uerdele 5s W W *34-'38—-JAJ
tilbb Co 4Xs 1948-49—M&N 6 4.00
IOWA
4Xs 1933
4Xs 1934-1940
JAD
to 3.90
to 3.90
50
60
Dougherty Oo 5s '34-'48 MAS
Macon 4 Hb W W 1934-36.JAJ
4s Pav A Sew '34 to '39.JAJ
Marietta 5s W W 1939—FAA
Pulaski Oo 5s 1934-48
JAJ
6 4.40
6 4.00
to 4.10
98
101
Rome4sMunicbldg'34-'39AAO
Savannah—4Xs ref 1943.JAJ
4Xs Drainage 1944—-FAA
6 4.20
6 4.00
to 4%
6 4.00
6 4.00
100
to
3.90
Crisp Oo—
Hydro-Elec 5b '34-'57-FAN
6 3.75
JAL 6 3.75
Burlington 4Xa 1933—.MAN 6 4 25
Cedar Rapids 4Xs "49-'53MAN 6 4.50
Davenport Indep Sch Dlst—
to 3.80
4X 1939-1940
MAN
4X8 1940-1941
MAN
Des Moines 5s '34 '57—
JAJ
4X8 W W 1934-42
JAD
6a Gen Obllg 1934-40—JAJ
te
3%
to 3 %
to 4.00
to
4.25
6 4 50
to 4.25
6 4.50
6 4.50
to 4.25
6 4.50
to 4.25
6 4.50
to 4 25
to 4.25
to 3.80
to 3.80
6 4 20
to 4.10
to 3.80
MAS 6 4.50
6 4.40
4Xs 1944
4s Sept 1 1945
MAS 6 4.50
Fort Dodge 5a Fund '39.. A AO 6 4 80
Fremont Co 5s 1934-35—JAJ 6 4.80
to 3.80
to
4.25
Des Moines Ind S D—•
6 4 00
Marshall town Ind S D—
4Xs Refunding 1959—FAA
98
Spalding Oo—5s 34-'49-.JAD
98
Swalnsboro 0s 1934-50..AAO
Valdosta 5s 1934-1942
Jan 6 4.20
100
Ware Oo 5s Road 1934-49-JAJ
90
Watklns 8 D 6s 1934-60.MAN
90
Woodbury 0s 1934-49—JAD
to 3.80
4X8 Sept 1 1945
%
58 City Hall 1933-39..MAN 6 5%
to
4.25
4.25
to
4.40
to
to 4.40
to 4.50
102
102
to 4.10 %
103
85
86
83
83
/Flatprice.
• Negotiability impaired by maturity,
n Nominal.
effect April 23 1903. bonds issued after cnat date by ininlcipal corporations
6 Basis.
went Into
90
Athens—4X» June 30 1943..
Atlanta—4 Xs Jan 11940. JAJ
6s Water 1934-'37
JAJ
5s Water 1938-'51—..JAJ
4XB 1934-1956
JAJ
100 Vs
100 x
'43.AAO 16
Mar 1937——
MAS
May 1952
MAN
to 4.75
GEORGIA
65
Dominion af Canada—
30-yr 4« Oct 1 I960—.AAO
15-mo 4% notes Oct 1 1934
i 1936
87
(Province)—
6s 1943
non-call)
J«D15
5« 1959 ^non-call)
MAN
4Xs July 2 1945
JAJ2
4Xs 1955
—4X3 Mar 15
I960—MAS
4s Nov 15 1935—M&N 15
4s Nov 16 1957
M&N16
Toronto 9s 1934-1940— JAJ
8b 1940-1950
JAJ
58 1934-1934
JAD
5a 1935-1939—
JAD
5s 1940-1949
JAD
5s 1950-1959.
JAD
4Xs 1934-1935—
AAO
4X« 1930-1937—
AAO
4X8 1938-1939
AAO
4X8 1940-1941
AAO
4X8 1942-1945
AAO
4X8 1946-1901
AAO
4s £ July 1 1948
JAJ
3Xs July 1 1944-46
JAJ
Vancouver. B O. 5Xe '39 AAO
5Xs 1962
FAA
5a 1940 A 1941 var
5s 1945 A 1940 var
5e 1950 A 1951 var
5s Jan 15 1970
JAJ 14
4X8 1942 and 1967—FAA
5.00
5.00
26
CANADA
4XS
""98"
93
83
8*
1961—JAD
100
92
——
to 4.75
4X8 Serv Oomp 1934-43
4X8 Aug 1 1934 38
89
89
90
f Apr 15 1961 AA015
1955
MAS
Vorth Vancouver 6s '60.-JAJ
NovaScotla(Prov)5s 1934F&5
Deb 5s 1960
MAS
Deb 4Xs Sept 15 52 MASlf
Deb 4X8 I960
MAN16
Ontario (Prov) 6s *43- MAS16
4Xa 1944
MAS
4Xa Jan 15 '34-'47—JAJ16
4Xb Jan 15 '48-*57—JAJ16
4X8 1934
MAN15
4Xs 1935-'38
M&N15
4Xs 1939-70
.MAN15
4s 1941
MAN
4s May 15 1934-43.M&N 15
4s May 15 1944-57.M&N 15
4s May 15 1958-68.MAN 15
Hydro Elec Pow Com—
5s Jan 11935
JAJ 2
4Xs Jan 1 1970
JAJ 2
Ottawa City 5s '34'45
JAJ
0s Munlc Imp *34 '50—JAJ
5s July 1 1934 1956
JAJ
4Xi 1934, 1935. 1944—JAJ
4Xa 1934-1937
JAJ
4Xi 1938-1942
JAJ
4Xs 1943-1900.
JAJ
Quebec (Province)—
4X8 1950 opt 1945—MAS 2
4X8 if 1901
MAN
Quebec Olty—
5s S F (non-call) 1900 MAN
5.00
v
93
93
89
8
A&O
98
91
87
4X8
4Xs
to 4.75
4Xs Ref. 1940-45
64X
63
Yokohama extl 6s
96
Verdun deb 5s 1954
Bslssons (Olty),
Sydney (Olty)NS W26-yr 8 f 6Xs 1955—FAA
Tokyo (Olty of) 5s of 1912—
Red ann s f beg 17-52.MAS
Extl s f 5Xs 1961
AAO
81
to 4.75
5.00
A&O
4Xs Road 1937 opt '27.J&J
'
Saskatchewan
Certificates of deposit-— *fk8
Lyons (City) 6s 1934—MAN
Marseilles (Olty) 6s '34-MAN
5s
5s Nov 1 1969
New Brunswick—
Ohrlstlanla (Norway)—
30-yr s f 6s 1964
-MAS
CalogneGerm'y6Hi8'50MA816
4s Elec LAP
A&O
4Xs Ref 1936-1939
87
86
84
98
s f Nov 1 1956
MAN
4Xs May 1954
-—
4Xs Jan 1944
JAJ
4X8 1933
AAOIS
4 X8 1934-1935
AAOIS
4X8 1936-1939
AAOlfi
4X8 1940-1951
AAOIS
4X8 June 1 1971
JAD
4s May 1 1944
M&N
3Xs refdg May 1939-MAN
Matrop-Oa 4Xs '53. *54 A'01
4X8 May 1 1965
MAN
to 4.75
4 Xs Ref 1934-35
99
84
78
Call (Colombia) a f 7s '47.MAN
Carlsbad (Olty) s f 8s '54.JAJ
Chilean Cons Municipal Loan-
„
Matsonneuve Q 5Xs '36.M&N
Ma alto Da (Prov) 5s 1944JAD2
90
20-yr s f 6s 1950
JAD
Budapest (Olty of) Hungary—
Extl ■ f 6s (of 1927K62.JAD
Buenos Aires, Argentine Rep.
Exten 6His 1955 ser B.JAJ
Extl s f 6s 1960 Ser G2 AAO
Extl s f 6s 1960 ser 03 AAO
i a mil ton—
30
W*
26
74
(City)
89
Net.
IDAHO
4Xs Gap Bldg 1934-1939 .JAJ 6 5.00
5.00
4Xs Imp 1933-47 opt '30—
91
74X
Cone munlc 6s
91
90
68X
Hanover
87
1941—-AAO
JAD
68 X
a
JAJ
Ask.
97
Lachine P Q 5s 1954
85
FAA
8 f 5a 1958
Extl
78
93
Bid.
Bonds.
78
73
30
(Olty) Australia—
30-yr s f 5s 1957
MAS
8
73
85
Brisbane
Extl
Edmonton (O) 5s '45A'50 AAO
5a s f 1955 A I960—AAO
ialifax N S 4s July 1945
5b Jan 1951
Bergen, Norway—
Extl a f 5s I960
Extl
84
To
or
Net.
Ask.
Bid.
Bondi.
Net.
i
Antwerp (City) extjl fi* '68JAD
78
Baden Extl s f 7s 1051—JAJ k 32 X
Yield Basis
To
or
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
100
100
* Tax-exempt, under a law approved March
and these sell ou a better basis,
are tax-exempt
9 1903, and which
s Sale price.
To
or
Ask.
New Orleans—
& 5 00
6 5 00
to 4.50
b 5 00
to 4.50
to 4.50
6 4.25
6 4.50
to 4.25
4Hs sewer 1934-47.-MAN 6 4.50
Sioux City 8 D 6a 1941— JAJ 6 4.50
to 4.25
to
4.25
4
1950-59—JAD
4s Pub
Impt 42 opt
Orleans District—
KANSAS.
4 H* Soldiers Oompen ,34-'52 6 4.15
Soldiers Oomp 1953—JAJ 6 4.15
4s Soldiers Comp 1954—JAJ & 4.15
6 4.55
Crawford Co 4 Ms 1939
to 3.90 %
to 3.90
%
390 %
to 4.40 %
to
1934-1939J&J
1940-1949
JAJ
5s July 1950-1959
-J&J
4 Ha 1934-1901 -------A&O
4Ha Sept 1 1933 1908-M&S
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
5s
Hutchinson—
6 4.35
4Ha Pub Blag '61 op '31JAJ
6 4.35
1933
6 4.35
4Hs 1939
Kansas City 6s 1942
FAA
494s Wat A Light 1944- JAJ
4 Ha Wat Plant Pur '39 JAJ
4 Ha Imp July 18 '49-JAJ
4 Ha
to 4.15
to
%
4.15 %
to 4.15
5a
1934-1953- —FAA 6 2.00
4 Ha 1934-1953
JAJ 6 2.00
Sch Diat 4Ha 1934-54— JAJ 6 2.00
4Hs Water 1934-1947—JAJ
Leavenworth Co 5s 1935—
McPherson 4 Ha 1945
Reno Co 5a 1941
6 4
40
1945-1967-—-—--JAD
3%90
5a Mar 1953 opt
—A&O
1943-M&S
D
FAA
6a 1950 Series
4%
to 4.05
Shraveport—
4.40,%
6 4.65
6 4.40
to 4.20 %
4.151%
1945
Sedgwick Co AH* 1040
Shawnee Co. 4H« 1944
6 4.30
to
6
4.40
6 4.20
Topeka 4 Ha 1933
6 4.25
6 4.25
6 4.25
6 4.25
to 4.05
6 4.30
to 4.10
FAA
1948..
Topeka 8 D 4Hs Mar 1 '34-*46
Wichita 4Ha 1933-36
J&D
Wyandotte County—
4Hb Bridge *34 to '41—F*A
4Ha 1933 1939
J&J
4 Ha 1940-1945
J&J
—
—
6 4.30
6 4.30
to
:
__
,
98
Boston
68
73
73
73
73
68
73
78
82
78
82
JHs June
87
90
93 H
94 H
68
68
4s 1934-1947
78
78
82
J&J
82
82
82
90
4H» Bridge 1950--JAJ
Ashland—5a 1934-37—.MAS
4Ha S I *42. *47 A '52-M&S
Bowling Green—5s 1955.J&J
Covington—
6a WW Jan 15'34-'61 JAJ 15
4Ha Fdg 1934-48
FAA
4 Ha 1935-1950
A&O
4Ha WW 1934-51
J&J
4a Fdg 1952 opt '42.-FAA
4Ha School Jan 1 1934-69Orittenden
6.00
6.00
6.00
b 3.60
to
to
b 3.70
to
3 30 %
3.40 %
to
3.40.%
3.40 %
to
to 3.40
%
to 4.60
6 4.40
to 4.60
6 4.40
to 4.60
'5*4.40
to 4.60
to
4~60
County—
b 3.70
to
J&D 6 4.10
to 4.20
Livingston County—
5Ha RAB Fdg Marl'49AAO / 40
Louisville—5s Sch 1902-AAO 6 4.00
to 3.90
6 4.00
to 3.90
4a Lou W Co 1959
4a Sewer 1965
4s Jan 1 1970
6 4.00
6 4.00
6 4.00
6 4.00
FAA 6 4.00
FAA 6 4.00
JAJ 6 4.00
Ref 1943
—J&J 6 4.00
3a Sew A Park 1941...JAJ 6 4.00
McCracken Co—5a 1933.M AS 6
3Ha
Owenaboro—5s
Paducah—
n2%
8ewer—J&D
4 Ha w w 1933-1970—A&O
Warren Co—4Ha *34-'59.JAJ
,90
u
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 3.90
to
to 3.90
to 3.90
3.40 %
4a 1940-51 (tax-exmpt)M&N
Maiden 4s *34-'44(tax-ex) F&A
0
R«f 1933-1950—
1934-35— MAN
to 3.90
b 6.00
b 5.00
to
b 6.00
to
JAJ
1 1959—M&N
92
Hittery Water District—
5s Jan 1934 to 1938
J&J b 6.00
31d Town Water District—
4s July 1934-1939
J&J b 6 .00
4s July 1952-1958—-J&J b 6.00
(taxexmp) A&O 6 2.25
to
4%
to
4".20 %
to
4%
to
3%
to 3.15
3.80
to
3.80
to
3-80
15
A&O
Tax exempt
'
Salem 4s Jan 1 *34 '54 tax-ex
Homerville 4s Dec 1 1934 A&O
4s July 1 1934-35—
4s July 1 1948-60
Portland Water
Saco 4a April 1939
—A&O 6 4.80
ioutb Portland 8ewer Dist-
3.50
•
4s 1934-1937tax-ex_ .J&J
Quincy 3Hs 34 to *39
District—
4s Funding 1938
J&D 6 4 00
4a Funding 1948
J&D 6 4.00
2.50
J&J
PiCtsfield—
to
to
100
..F&A
5s 1934 (tax-ex)
6 4.00
J&J
J&J
Springfield 3H« 1935.—J&J
4a 1935-44 (tax-ex)...F&A
4Hs 1934 tax-ex
M&N
Wakefield 4s 1933
A&O
to 3.80
100
£ 3-75
to 4.75
6 3.75
& 2.50
6 3.75
to
to
4.50
to 3.50 %
3.
4%
4
3
b 2.25
to"3".25; y,
to 4.50 y,
to 4,50. y
Warren
Water District—
& 3.75
100
to 4.40
1934-1940—M&Si& 2.00
to 3.20
4Ha 1934-1953
Watertown—4s 1934..
MARYLAND
F&A
J&J
-J&J
'42-AAO
to
5a Highway Dec 15 *3&-49 J&D
JAJ
6s Dec 31 1938
76
79
76
—J&D 15
76
79
79
5.00
J&D 15
J&D 15
J&D 15
J&D 15
J&D 15
F&A15
F&A15
F&A15
F&A15
76
to 4.05
76
76
4s
4a
76
76
76
76
4a
4a
4s
4a
76
4a
4s
_
%
to
to
to 4.05
~/0
to 4.05
6 4. 15 to 4.05
Annex 1954
J&D 6 4. 15 to 4.05
4.05
Parka 1955MAN 6 4. 15 to t.uo
Mar 1 1961.
MAS 6 4. 15 to 4.05
Aug 1 1961
FAA 6 4. 15 to 4.05
School 1934-1939
MAN 6 4. 15 .to 4.05,
4. 15 to 4.05
1945-1971—
M&S
4. 15 to 4.05
Regla'd atk 1946-57.M&N
4..15 to 4.05
15
1933-1944
A&O
4 .15 to 4.05
15
1956-1965
M&S
4 15 to 4.05
1972-1975—
M&S
%
%
%
4s
75
55
82
4a 1933-1957
10
6 4. 15
-
A&O
4 .15
Hagerstown—
5a Water 1938-1987—AAO
4 Ha 1936-1986
AAO
Montgomery Co
4Ha 1939-1968
MAN
%
Battle
%
4.60
4.60
-
4 60
%
%
4Hs 1934-1937
4.40
Battle Creek 8 D—
'4.00
4.10,%
——|4'30,
—*5.00'
'5.00
—'5.50
Washington Sub San Diet—
4Ha Sewer g 1973
JAJ
60
J&J15
A&OlS
J&D
5s
<$>
%
4.00
—
5Ha July 15 1941
5Ha Oct 15 1941
5Ha Highway 1941
%
%
%
|4.00
Impt
101.
page
Highway 1940
...J&D
4Ha Highway 1943—...F&A
4Ha Highway Impt 1937 A&O
4s Highway Impt 1942..A&O
Ann Arbor School District—
4s Sept 1935
A&O
'vo
to 4.05 %
__J
1940
JAJ
I
Mar 1945—
MAS
Refunding 1952-.-JAJ
Sewage Impt *80-AAO 6 4.30 to
Cumber'd 4Ha W W '41.AAO
3 Ha
8Ha
3Ha
3 Ha
Govts,
MICHIGAN (See feot note °>
4%
4%
to ^l.UO.
to 4.05
75
4s
6 4.
y
—3.
MEXICO
See Foreign
%
to 4.05
6 4.
MAS
.MAS
-FAA
4Ha Marl 1934-55
4 Ha Mar 1 1955
4a Aug 1 1951
76
87
M&S
registered 1940
Winchester 4a 1939-1943 A&O
to 3
6 3.
6s Gen. Imp. 1943-45--MAS 6 4.
5s Water 1901
AAO 6 4.
5s
4a Mar 1
3%
to 3
y
1
r
Wellesley (Town)
4Hs Rd A Bdge '34 *40 J&D16 6 3.
1934-1942.4^
J&D15 6 3,
%
%
to 4.50
100
Waltham 3Hs 1934-45-_ F&A & 3.25
4a 1933-1900
F&A b 3.25
to 3.80
4s
1933-1950--.
M&N
Watervllle3Hs 1935—MAS
72
%
5.00
5.00
3He Water *33 to '34—J&D
wton 4e 1935.
North Audover—
4s High Sch 1936 fcax-exem. 6 4.00
'ortlana Bridge Diat (taxable)
3 Ha July 1934 to 1939.MAS 6 4.00
ex.AAO
tax
4.50'
Sewer
N
5%
Portland—
92
66
62
95
to
6'Z
5%
H *34-*45
4.50,
to
1934-41
(taxexempt)...
M&N
4s 1934-35
(tax-ex)__M&8
to
4s O
%
Newburyport—
Baltimore—5a 1934-1946 MAS 6 4"
6a 1934-1901
AAO 6 4.
62
4s
98
96
4 Ha
62
4 H* '34-43
5%
Water District—
4s Ref May
to
New Bedford—
4Ha 1933-1945
...MAN
Jardlner Water District—
(taxable)
to 4.20
Needham—
5 V
4.50 %
Dlst—
to 6.50
6.00
62
62
62
co
4%
5.00
5.00
4.25
6*3.50"
Irewer
to
to 3.90
6s Port Oomm'n *34-'59-JAJ
5a 1969
4.20
4.10
4.10
450
Creek—
4s City
5.85
Hal 11934-30..F&A
4Hs 1938-1949
5.85
5.85
5.85
F&A
F&A
8V City 4s 1934
„
J&J
5Ha W w 1934-1951-M&S
5.75
Bay City Union S D—
00s 1936
Dearborn 5a 1936.
Detroit—
.£
o6s Pub Serv 1934-51—J&J
05 Hs Nov 1 1945——M&N
o5Hs Pub
5.00
—J&J
Util
34-'51.J&J
o5Hs Sewer 1934-1951.J&J
o5s Pub Impt 1934-51—J&J
05s Jan 16 1936-42—J&J 15
o4Hs Pub Lib 1948.J&J15
o4 Hs Jan 1 1934-1942 J&J
-
65
53
53
53
53
63
63
53
53
70
57
57
57
57
57
57
57
57
75
75
-A&O
Levee—
1952 opt 1942—J&D
75
MA88AOHU8KTT8
75
5a 1956-1970
Lake Borgne Dlst
5a Dec
F&A 6 3.75
J&J 6 3.75
Belfast
3.90
to 3.90
to 3 90
LOUISIANA.
Atchafalaya Levee Diat—
5a Sept 1933-1972—MAS15
5s Dlst rtff A imp '49—MAS
5s 1934-1969
FAA
Baton Rouge—5a '34 '54.MAS
Bossier Diet Levee 6s '54.AAO
5s Nov 1958
MAN
Caddo District Levee—
5a 1951 opt 1941
J&X
Fifth District Levee—
5s 1960 opt 1940
JAJ
5s 1952 opt 1942
-J&J
6s Oct 15 1962 op '52—A&O
5s Oct 15 1903
-A&016
6s 1957-1907
A&015
5a 1959-1909
F&A15
5s 1972
Lafourche Basin Levee—
5a Jan 1954 opt 1944—JAJ
5s Jan 1937 opt 1928—JAJ
4Hs '34 *50 1 tax-ex)
4Ha '34-*41 (tax-ex)
4s 1934-1937 tax-ex...F&A 6 1.50
4 Ha 1934-1942—
Annapolis 4Hb W W
4H» High 1934
4H» High 1935-36
4Hs High 1937-39
4H» High 1940-45
4 Ha High 1946-49
4Hs High 1950-55
4Hs 1934
4 H® 1935-1937
4Hs 1938-1941
4Hs 1942-1952
b 4.20
5.00
Lswell—
96
94
5.00
Holyoke—
94
to 3.90
6 4.00
6 4.00
Hospital 1951
MAS
Bridge Rev *48..MAN
Ref 1965
J AD
Jan 1 1970
JAJ
Sewer 1969
J&A
4a Ref July 1 1937
J&J
4a Sewer 1947
FAA
5.Q0
J&J
98
6.00
to 4.20
4Hs
4Ha
4 Ha
4 Ha
4 Ha
5.00
5.00
M&S
92
4s 1934
4%
4.00
96
Kennebec
to
4.00
1941 tax-ex.J&D
%
L
4.00
Bangor—
4s Ref Wat '35 (taxable).J&3
Sch
to 4.50
4.50
Bath 4s Ref
High
to 4.25
tax-ex___A&0
I
1
4 Ha
I
to 4.25
4.50
Medford—
3 Hs 1933-1942 tax-ex.M&N 6 2.75
Milton—
6
FAA 6 4.10
5a S D 1938
b 3.70
BIddeford 4a
4?50
to 4,25
4.50
4Hs 1934 (tax-ex)...M&N
4Ha 1937 (tax-ex) _._.F&A
Lynn—
4s '35-'39 (tax-exmpt).MAN 6 3.
auburn—
Augusta 4s
to 4.25
4.35
4.00
6.00
6 4.40
6 4.40
5Ha Fdg Feb 1 39-'49_FAA
Henderson County—
4 Ha RAB Oct l'34-'56 A AO
Hickman—6a Fdg 1949—MAS
Lexington—4a 1945
b 3.70
M&S
J&J
Octl51934-55AAO
to 4.25
-
4.50
4.50
4.50
3.50
1934-1937
M&S
4 Ha 1938-1941
MAS
4Hs 1934 (tax-ex)_„__M&N
Is 1934 v>5 (tax-ex)...MAN
Franklin (Town)
4Ha 1934-44--.— M&N b 3.00
Gardner 4s wat 1934
M&N
100
3 40 %
to
3 .40 %
to 3.40 %
to 3.40 %
._
-
6
6
6
6
JAJ
4s July 1 1941-1950
River—
-M&S
M&S
M&S
M&S
4b 1935 A 1940 tax-ex
4.25
4.00
6 3.00
6 2.50
4 Ha
3Hs 1940-1951
91
%
JAJ
Everett—
3 Hs 1938-1939
KENTUCKY
3%
to 3.25
Fall
4s Sept 1 1934-1953--—MA8 b 3.70
4s HIghw A Bdge *35-39 MAN b 3.70
4s Hlghw A Bdge '40-44 MAN b 3.70
4s State Pier 1934 1942..MA- b 3.70
b 3.70
3Hs 1933
3H« 1934-1935
3Hs 1936-1937.
3.75
to
J&D
J&D
4s Sept 1 1958
„
MAIN!
'34-*54-AAO
3%
to 3.40 %
Cambridge—
4s Oct 1 1946-1949
A&O
3Hs May i 46 iregj.MacJN
3s Bridge 1941
FAA
Chelsea—4s Park 1936. .AAO
75
5s Hway & Bdge
3%
to 3%
Brockton—
78
%
%
to 4.10 %
to 4.10 %
to
4.25
4.25
Bralntree—4a 1934-1941JAJ 15 6 3.25
%
4.05j%
to 3%
to
J&O
3Hb July 1 1945—
„
75
70
5s Jan 1957
1934
1935
1943
1944
1
3Ha July 1
JHa June 1
SHaJune 1
80
Net,
—
4Hs Sept 1 1981
M&S
4Hs Tun 1960 tax-ex—A&O
4Hs Dec 1976
J&D
«b July 1930.
J&J
is Apr 34-'37 (tax-ex).AAo
48 1034-1939 (tax-ex)—J&J
4s Tunnel A Sub 194S.J&D
4l Sub 1957 tax-ex
AAO
Is Sub 1958 tax-tix
JAJ
4a Tub. A Suh*59 tax-ex.JAJ
3Hs 1933-1951
M&S
82
I9334969
-J&D
'34- 40M&S
Dec 1
5a Wat Wks Rlv
to 4.05 %
to 4.05 %
to 4.10
97
,
/
'
4Ha W WA 8ew'34-'64_JAJ
4 Ha May 2 1934-67—MAN2
Tensas Basin Levee District—
to 4.30 %
Saline Co 4 Ha
V
1934-1930---—-—-F& A
3.15
3.15
3.15
2.00
3Ha March 1935
M&S
Beverley 4a'34-'86(taxex)A&O 6 2.00
lb 1934-1945 (tax ex)-MAN 6 2.00
86
86
86
86
86
5a
5«
to 4.30 %
to 4.30!%
to
B
5s 1905 Series
to 4.05
Actleboro—
75
75
1942—A&O
5a Oct 1952 opt
Leavenworth—
6 4.40
J&£
1936-1944—
Pentchartraln District^—
4.00
D 0s 1944
MAN
3.80
5a July 1908—-------J&J
4.05 Red River A A B B District—
to
75
75
75
75 f
PUquemlne Parish K Bank—
Board of Education—
4HB
6
b
3s gold Water Jan 1 1941.J&J b
Arlington 4s 34-'42(tmx ex)JAJ 6
„
6a July
5a July
4a
4Ha
21.JAJ
M&S 6 3.15
3s Met Sewerage 1980—M&S
3s gold July 1 1939
.JAJ
To
■
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
3Hs gold July 1944
70
4a Public Impt 1950 opt
1942 (old Issue) _____ J&J
or
Net
,
.
1934-39
JAJ
1940-49
J&J
4 Ha 1950-59
J&J
4 H a 1900-67
-J&J
4Ha 1933-1977..
-A&O
4b Floating debt 1948-AAO
4s Constitutional 1942.J&J
to 4.25
Ask.
70
6s Pub Belt
to 4.25
6 4 50
.
RR *39- 49-J&J
4 Ha
4 Ha
to 4.25
6 4 50
6s Pub Belt
to 4.00
6 4 50
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
M&rshalltown—
4H» Water 1934-42
A&O
4Hs Water 1943&*44—A&O
Ottnmwa 4 Hb June 1936
Polk County—■
6a Funding 1934-35
J&J
Sioux City 6s '35- 45--F&A15
6a Kef Aug 15 1940—F&A15
5a Fire Fund 1934
J&J
6s Police Fund 1933— MAN
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
Bondi.
103
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
STATE
SEPT., 1933.]
1933-52 (tax-exempt)—Var
4s Water registd 1934'58-JAJ
5Hs gold July 1 1935
JAJ
is 1950 ref (tax-exem).JAJ
is 1937 reg (tax-exem).JAJ
is Water 1942
JAJ
4s
6 1.25 to 3.15 %
6 1.50 to 3%
3.00
6 3.15 to 3.05 %
6 3.15 to 3%
6 3.15 to 3%
/Flat price, n Nominal o Tax-exempt. under a law approved Mar. 13 1909. and which went into effect
Monlcloa) corporations are tax-exempt and these, accordingly, sell on a bettex.basis.
u Less2.
f Less 3
b Basis.
Sept. 11909. Bonds issued after that date
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
104
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Bonda
Detroit {concluded)—
1
J an
J&J
1943-1957.
M&N
M&N
M&N
4Mb 1942-1952
J&D
4MB Jan 1 1967—J&J
4Mb 1934-1934
M&N15
4Mb 1936-1960
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M&S
©4Mb 1934-1935
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o4Ms 1938-1951
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11935-1939
1934—
Grand Rapids 5b
85
82
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4Mb Oct 1 1934-1958--a&o
4Mb 1934-1953.
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4Mb
1934-1935
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4a
1943-1960
F&A
.
8Mb 1934-1937
F&A
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F&A
8Mb 1942-1961.
F&A
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82
M&S
4M 1934-1943
Highland Park—
o4Ms Sbpt 15 1934—M&S
o4Mb April 15 1957
Jackson 4M3 1934-'47.A_^016
65
62
65
65
65
68
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lackson Oo 4s 1934
6.00
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1937-1940
..J&D
MoskegoD 4Mb 1934-'44._J&J
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M&N
4s 1934
—F&A
4s 1934-1938
F&A
4a 1939-1961
F&A
6.00
6.00
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M&N
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J&J
4.25
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4.25
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4Mb Feb 1 '40 op '80--F&A
4 25
4.25
1924
-A&O
Hennepin County—
8b Bridge 1934-40
M&N
6Mb Bridge 1934-40..M&N
4MsSanltorlum 34 42.J&J
4Mb Hospital '34-'41.M&N
4s 1934 opt
4.05
4.05
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6 4.00
4mB 1934 1935
4Mb Apr 1934 & 1934.A&O
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70
80
80
80
75
75
75
75
75
75
65
65
65
65
75
65
to 5.00
to 6.25
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to
to
J&J
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(T)4H8 '34 *35 F&A 6
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1936-1937
1938-1951
116
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to
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to
to
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IKIngs Co 4s May 1 *34-*44
Kingston 3 Ha g 34*30—A&O
Lackawanna 4 Ha'33-'54 M&N
112
112
109
112
109
112
112
112
109
112
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%
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12.00
12.25
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101
104
101
104
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J&J
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50
60
50
50
50
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J&D
J&D
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A&O
6Hs 1935-1041
A&O
4Ha School 1962-73—M&N
4s Sewerage 1650-55—M&N
25
60
M&S
60
6 5.00
6
6
6
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M&S 15 6 5.50
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AAO 6 5.50
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M&S
5-50
4a 1934-1939
5 50
..M&N
5-50
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J&J
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4 Wat Imp 1942-82
J&J
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M&N 6
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M&N 6
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4H» 1945-1965
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M&N b
4Ha 1935-1903
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60
7.00 to 6 50
6 7.00
6 7.00
6 7.00
6 7.00
6 6.50
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Mlneola (V) 4.40s 1934-68 J&J 6 5 50
Monroe Co 4s 1934-44...F&A 6 4.50
3.90 Co Bldg'34-'00...F&A 6 4.50
Mt Vernon 4Hs "34 -43—A&O 6 5.00
3Hr 1961-1961...
to 3.75
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to
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104
101
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M&N
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3.90s 1937-1939
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104
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112
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50
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6 Ha 1935-1940
5 Ha 1941-1960
>
4 75
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1943-1949.
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1943-1949
5s 1934-1942
to 4 25
4.75
Lockport 4Ha 1933-1944
112
109
109
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5 50
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112
,
to 4.75
Jamestown S D 5» 33-'39.J&D
110
112
109
to 5.25
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109
109
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J&J
lamest'n 4a Mar 20 1943 A&O
116
112
109
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A&O
Ithaca—-4 Ha Water 1942.J&J
120
~U2~~
109
109
109
109
6%
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120
to
5.00
M&S
4a
to 5.20
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55
70
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0a 1934-1954
—M&S
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J&J
4H* 1935-1905
J&J
60
75
70
to 5.20
to 5.25
55
75
40
70
5.50
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to
40
70
to
to
575
85
to
70
6%
6%
6%
to
5.20
5.00
5.75
80
b 6.50
b 6.50
4.40s
3.70
M&S
Imp July 1900
J&J
4a Canal Imp Jan 1961
J&J
4a Canal Imp July 1901
J&J
4s Hlghw Imp Mar '01..M&S
4a Palisade Park 1901...M&8
4a Canal Jan 1962
..J&J
la Hlghw Imp Mar '02..M&8
4a Canal Imp Jan 1907
J&J
4a Hlghw Imp Mar '07..M&8
4a Ptrilsades Park 1967..M&S
4a Bldg constr '83 *39
M&S
4s Bldg constr '40-'49
M&S
Is Grade Cross &c 1933..M&S
4s Grade Cross &o '34 -30 M&8
4a St Inst Bldg '34 '53—M&8
4a Apr 15 1940-1955—A&O 15
3Ma St Ina Bldg '34 *78 .M&S
3Hs Mar 15 '34-'35—M&S 15
3Ha Mar 15 '30-'39..M&S 15
3Hs Mar 15 '40-'81„M&S 15
3 Ma Mar 15 *34-'35..M&8 15
3 Ha Mar 15 '30-'39-.M&8 15
3 Ha Mar 15 '40-'81..M&S 15
3a g Jan 1 1966
.J&J
3a g July 1 1968
J&J
3a g Canal Jan 1 1969
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ja Canal 1957-59
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Albany Co 4Ha 1930-38.M&N
4 Ha 1934-1960
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3 He Fund 1934-1941—M&N
Albany 4 Hs 1934-39
M&N
4H» 1940-1969
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4Mb 1934-1954
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4Hs 1934-1935
J&D
4 Ha 1936-1970
J&D
4a Manic & Sch '34-'03.J&J
3 Ha 1934-1933—
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3 Ha 1934-1935
J&D
SHa 1936-1939
J&D
3 Ha 1940-1971
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Alb Pt Dist 4 Ha '34-71.-F&A
4 Ha 1933-1972
M&N
Allegany Co 4Ha'34-,36.M&S
Amherst 4 Ha 1934-'55— M&S
5Hs 1933-1936
M&N
5Hs 1937-1947
M&N
5.20
to
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5%
5%
5%
4.75
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75
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5 20
00
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F&A 6 6 00
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70
70
65
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4.40s 1934-1950
M&N 6
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J&J 6
Greenburgh U 8 Sch Dist No 9l
4.00
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92
50
70
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90
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M&8
„
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55
65
65
65
65
75
75
75
70
70
70
15
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45
65
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45
45
65
%
%
4.20
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95
55
65
J&D
4.00
98
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High Imp Mar 1951 M&S
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%
J&D 6
93
45
75
„
95
4Ha Highway 1903..
M&8 116
116
4 Ha Canal 1904
J&J
113
4M« Canal 1966
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113
4Mb Highway 1905
M&S
107
IMs Barge Canal 1945
J&J
tH« Bonus 1934 1939
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4Mb Bonus 1940-1949
A&O b 3.20
106
4a Canal Term 1942.....J&J
106
4a Canal Term Jan 1940—J&J
50
3.00
-
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75
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4a 1945-1953
to
70
4.00
4Hs 1939-1959
70
6.50
F&A
'21..A&O
2.50
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4HS 1936-1938
60
MEXICO
Grande
1935-1958
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4 Ha Apr 1 1934 1935
6 2.50
Erie Co 4 Ha 1034-1935—J&D 6 3.50
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1930—M&f
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—
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5s March 1934-1935
to 6.25
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Bea Isle City 5s 1942 —F&A
Somerset Co 4 Mb 1934-49 J&D
4Hs 1934-1952
J&J
South Jersey Port District
4Hs Marine Term 1934-73-
to
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1934-1908
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1935-1930
1933-1934
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%
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.—M&S
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1950-1960
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%
1935-1937
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75
75
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75
%
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4s
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to
to
to 4.20
%
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6.25
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M&N
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Yentnor City—
5 Hs Mun Bldg *34-'58. A&O
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a
5Hs 1934
M&S
75
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5He Oen Imp '33-'44—J&D
5He Oen Imp 45-'51—J&D
5a Imp 1934 1948.
M&N
6a Water 1936..
M&N
to 5.25
4.75
4.75
4.20
4.75
4Hs 1934-1968-
Arlington
.
to 5.25
70
4.75
1938-M&S 15
M&B
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8
8
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8
8
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Monmouth Co—
4Hp Rd&Bdg '34 51F&A15
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5.50
2.50
to 3.85
8Ha Water 1933-35—M&S
3 Ha 1935-1964
M&N
5.25
5.50
la'Oct f1942—.——A&O b
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80
75
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4Mb Park 1934-'36-J&D15
4Mb Park i930-'37-J&D15
4
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to
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BONDS
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4s Various 1956--——MAN
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4Mb Highway 1937-68 FAA
Rochester 6a 1934-1951 - JAA
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6a 1934 A 1935-----MAS
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4Mb 1934-1970
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4Mb 1942-1946
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4Mb 1947-1955—
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4Mb Feb 15 1934-1957
4Mb 1933-1970
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4MB 1934-1966
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8Mb Water 1934-36
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1939-1958—-J&J
1940-1969—-F&A
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6.25
to
6%
6%
to 6.50
to 6.25
4X» 1935-1941
7.50
7.50
to
7%
M&S
M&S
4 Ha 1934
to
J&J
0s July 1940
Marlon Co—
6.50
6.50
80
to 6%
to 6
%
Rock Hill 5s 1951 opt "81-J&J
Spartanburg 4Xs 1935—A&O 6 9.25
4Xs Water 1934-1939—J&J 6 9 25
to
9%
to
6 9.25
to
9%
9%
6 9.25
4Xs Water 1940-1965-J&J
5s Sept 1 1939
5s Nov 1 1943
Spartanh'g Co 4Xs '37-47M&S
4 Xs 1934-1950
M&N
Sumter Oo 5n *34-'52
J&J
fork Co 4Xb 1934-'50
..J&J
.
SOUTH
6 9.25
to 9%
to 9%
6 8.50
to
6 8.50
to
6 6.50
to
7.50
7.50
5.75
6 6.25
to
6%
to
6%
DAKOTA
5b Rural Credit *83-'40—A&O 6 6.50
5b Sept 1941
M&S 6 6.50
5s
85
Mar
15 1934-35
M&S15
5s June 1 1934-39
J&D
5s Jan 15 1934-40
J&J15
5X> Jan 15 1943
J&J15
IX* Rural Credit 1939—J&J
Gorson Oo 6s fd 1934-47-M&N
6 6.50
6 6.50
to 6%
to 6%
to
6 7 00
6%
6%
6%
to 6%
to 6.50 %
6 7.00
to 6.50
6 7.00
to 6.50
6 6.50
6 6.50
6 6.50
to
to
to 3.60
6 4.00
to 3 90
6 4.50
to 4.20
6 4.40
4Xs
4X8
4X8
IXs
4Xb
highway 1939..
J&D
bridge 1945
—J&J
refdg July 29 1955—J&J
July 1 1945.
—J&J
highway 1939
..J&J
la refdg July 29 1955
J&J
5s Memorial Aud'm 1961-J&J
Garter County—
5s funding Jan 1 1959.J&J
5X* Road.
to 4.30
6 4.40 ,to
4.20
to 4.20
to 4.20
—J&J
M&S
100
s
3.95~
to 3.85
5s Hospital 1954....
M&S
Cocke County—
4Xs Road July 15 '47..J&J
Cumberland Oo 5s 1956..J&J
4.30
s
A&O 6 4.50
A&O 6 4.50
Newport—4Xs *34-'39..M&S
5X8 June 1 1934-1953—
4X8 May 1934-1942—M&N
to
1
6%
6%
6 5 80
6 5 75
to 5.61
ft
to
5 75
to 5 50
5.25
6 5.75
6 5 80
6 5.50
to 5.60
6 5.40
to
to 5 25
to 5.25
35
35
5.10
40
40
%
4X8 Mar 1934-35
M&S
4a May 15 1948
..M&N
3X8 g High Sch 1954-J&D
Pawtucket—4Xs I960...J&J
100
3.75
to 3.50
to
%
6%
6%
6%
4X8 Highway 1947
to
70
70
J&J
to 3.90
5% Oo Memorial *34-'50J&J
Dyer Oo 4X* Apr 1 1955
Payette County—
4Xb Road 1958
J&J
Giles County—
5% Highway 1947
J&D
to 3.90
50
70
to 5.50
%
Gibson County—
4". 25
4% Road 1934-1958
J&J
Hamilton County—
4 X % Refunding 1957.A&O
5% Bridge 1944
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 4.25
I
to 4.25
4.05
4.05
100
to
Davidson County—
100
J&D
M&N
..M&N
A&O
100
s
1935-1942
Johnston 4Xs 1935-1940 M&N
N Prov'ce 4s June 15 '47. J&D
5s
to
6 6.50
to
4Xb School 1956
4.30
4.30
4.30
is Charlt Inst 1965
M&S
3.60
4a June 1 1977......
J&D
100
3Xs goiu S H 1934——J&J
Cranston 4s sch 1934-37-J&J 6 4.50
4s 1938-1966
..J&J 6 4.50
4X8 Mar 15 '34-73-M&S15 6 4.50
.....
to 6.50
6 6.50
Ohattanooga
99)
99)
RHODE I8LAND
5s 1934
6 7.00
g TENNESSEE
to 3.65
6 3.70
%
4Xs Sewer 1952
4X8 School 1954
4s Water 1937
(4
to
8%
to 5.40
to 5.40
rlronn
4X% Ref 1934-1948—iSt)
Johnson City—
5Xs Impt 1934-1946..J&D
Knox Co 5s Pike & Bridge
May 1 1934-1940
M&N
to
7%
65
to 5.40
%
Knoxvllle—
4Xs Impt 1934-39
F&A
4Xs Park 1934-1935—A&O
73
73
5a 1934-1937
—.M&S
5s 1938-1951
M&S
5X % Fdg Sept 11950.M&S
Viadlson Oounty—
73
4X % Highway 34-'49 J&D
b Basis,
f Flat price.
• Subject to taxation: By an amendment to the constitution of Ohio adopted Sept. 3 1912.
1913 by municipalities in that state are subject to taxation,
n Nominal.
0 Less IX*
r Loss 2.
s Less 1.
v Less 3.
to
4X« Highw 1934-1945-F&A
to 3.50
to 4.50
4.50
1
80
7.00
0.75
Greenville Co 4Xs 40-'55_J&J
to 3.75
6 3.70
6 3.75
4X8 Impt 1940-1945—J&J
fork 4Xs 1934-1943
F&A 6
to 4.75
425
>
4.45
0
A&O 6 4.40
-J&J
4Xs Imp ser I '33-'38.A&0
4X8 1934-1940
J&J
to 8.50
9.00
Multnomah Co S D No 1—
J&J15
86
to 4.20
4s 1934 to 1935
to 8.50
9.00
14
4)4.8 July 15 *34'39-J&J15
84
79
Wilkes-Barre—
to 8.50
98
4a July 16 *40-'45
85"" ""87""
SD—
1934-1956
Wash'nOo 4Xsl934
J&J
M&S
4)4s Bridge 1934-1944. J&D
4Xs 1949-1956—
F&A
4s Bridge 1945-1955...J&D
5s Road 1934-1939—M&N
5.05
F&A 6 4.40
M&S 6 4.40
5a
to 8%
Clatsop County 6s 1934. A&O
Columbia Co 5s 1934...A&O
Eugene 5s 1942
..M&S
Multnomah Co—
F&A
4Xs *34-*41
1934-1950
4s 1934-1937
4s 1934 & 1935
to 6%
Tulsa—
6)4s July 1946
F&A
5He Wat & Park '34-'49 F&A
5)4s 1934-1939
F&A
5s 1934-1947—
F&A
6s Feb 1 1934-1939
to 4 20
S
—J&J
4Xs Water 1945
J&J
Qreenvllle—5a St 1942—-J&J
76 :
75
J&J
5.05 lackson Co—
July 26 1972
J&J °
75" "76""
4Xs fund 1934-47.. M&N 15
3Xs July 1 1934
J&J
Perkins Oo 4Xs fd '36-'47 J&D
Phlla S D 4Xb •34 *43
J&J 6 5.00 to 4.50
o
Stanley Oo 4Xs fd '43-*48 J&D
4X8 1941-1959
M&N
4.45' Sisux Falls 8 D 5s 1935—A&O
4Xs Apr 15 1939-58.A&015 o
4.45
4s 1934-1942
I Hi Dec 11940
J&J o
J&D
4s 1937-1956—
J&D
Pittsburgh—4 X 8 '34-'50 J&D
4X8 1935-1937
M&S
4X8 1938-1946
M&S
4s 1934 to 1939
J&J
4X8 *34-'38 taxable—M&N
Reading 6s impt 1943-49-J&J
Schuylkill Co—
4X8 1934-1955
..J&J
6%
6%
Oklahoma City—
Baker City 5s 1934
1
80
....
OKLAHOMA
Astoria 5s 1953
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
75
75
85
80
4s
85
75
6.00
1956
4s Jan
Toledo Sch Dist—
4 Ms 1934-1956
•6s 1933-1960
98
6 4.50
100
100
86"" ""88""
80
80
72
99X
6 4.50 to 4.20
McK'p't S D 4Hs '34 43M&
JS0
Mercer Co 5Xs '34-'47--F&A
Norrlstown S D 4 X s 1943.J&J 6 4.50 to 4".20 %
92
89
Philadelphia 4s 1937
J&J
5". §5
5s Jan 1951
J&J r
85" ""86""
4Xs May 1948
J&J
86
88
4)48 Nov 1 1948
J&J
5.05
4Hs Sept 16 1975
J&J r
75
101
70
3.80
s
to 4.20
to 4.75
75
100
5s
I
3.80
3.80
s
6 4.50
-M&S
5.75
to 5 75
80
Greater Greenville Sewer Dist
4.90
4Xs 1907
M&N 6 7.00
4.90 Kershaw Co—
4.90
5s Highway 1934-1946. F&A 6 7.00
4.25! Lancaster 8 D—5a 1941—J&J 6 8.00
to 4.20
Steubenvllle *5s 1934 35.M&S
Summit Co—
to
75
4.90
Lackawanna Co 4s 1944.F&A 6 4.30
Springf'd S D *5s '34-39 .J&J2
'
6s May 15 '36-'40-M&N15
Columbia 5s Ref 1941
M&S
4.90
to 4.75
M&S
6.00
6.00
%
90
'62.J&J
%
to 4.20%
to 5.75
4s Refg '38 (tex-exem)_J&J
Charleston Co 6s 1937—-J&J
Oheraw 5s '52 opt *32.-July 1
Clarendon Co—
'4.30
....
86
6.00
85
»
4Xs Highway 1938-43-F&A
...
to 4.20 %
>
4Xs Highway 1934-37-F&A
—
97
84
1932—J&J
Anderson Co—
Garrisburg—
4Xs 1934-1950
J&J
Springrield »5s 1933-1934
4Xs 1933-1935
M&S
3^90
CAROLINA.
4Xs ctfs indebt r39-'53—J&D
Aiken Co 4Xs 1937-1945
%
97
s
i
SOUTH
4s Refund 1952
opt
4.75
4.75
75
5s ref 1934-1935
A&O
5s ref 1936-1941
.A&O
Newark »4H s 1934-41—-A&O
Portsmouth—6s *34-'36—J&J
3.90
to 3.60
A&O
4.75, Charleston—4Xs Jan
*45. '50
J&D 6 4.50
95
Sraddock 4 Ha '84-'44—M&N
95
4s 1934 to 1936
M&N
Cambria Co 4Xs Nov 1 '33-'45
b 4.50
Chester 4s'37 op'17 tax-ex J&J
4X» 1936-1940
J&J 6 4.50
Chester 8 D 4Xb '33-'47-'42.. 6 4.50
5%
to
4s Funding 1947
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.85
4.75
A&O
A&O
'35-A&O
Bethlehem S D 6His '35.'40,
6%
6%
to
3.90
.J&D
....A&O 6 3.90
3.85
Aitoona 8 D 4s *34 to
5X> (1 to 5 yr mat'y)—J&D
5Xs (5 to 10 yr mat'y).J&D
5Xs (after 10 years)
J&D
Montgomery County—
•5s F1 Emerg '34- 42—J&D
5s ref 1933
A&O
4Xs St
....
3.85
3.85
3.85
4Xs 1938-1940
4X» 1941-1962
3.90
3.90
1934-1950
...J&D
Woonsocket 4Xs Fd *41.J&D
6s Fund 1934-1935
M&N
6s Fund 1936-1961-—M&N
4X8 1934-1967J&D
4Xs Funding 1944
M&N
4Xs 1934 1967J&D
4X8 June 1934 1957—J&D
5« 1933-1930
M&N
5s 1937-1942
M&N
5s Funded 1934-1959—A&O
3.40
3.40
...
o
4)48
75
80
o
A&O
4%* 1934-1937
to 5%
70
70
C—J&J
3" 90
3.90
J&J
A&O
4s
1933-1956---—A&O
4Xs July 1934-1958—J&J
ills 1940-1959
-J&J
4s Bridge 1942F&A
4s 1934-1958
M&S
Aitoona—4s '34 opt 14—J&J
4s Ref 1936 opt 1916—J&J
4s Highway '37 opt '32.J&J
to 5%
5.50
July 1 1951 Series
4Hb Dec 1 1951 opt *36—J&D
4lis 1934. 1939 l»44.1»49J&J
4s Highway 1935, 1937. 1940,
*42. '45/47
50. •62-—
Is Highway 1941. 43. 46.
48. '51. '53-M&B
Allegheny—4s 1937
M&N
Allegheny Co 4 lis '43—M&N
4.00
4.00
J&J
M&N 2
M&N
May 1902
is
PENNSYLVANIA
6s
Ask.
J&D
J&D
is May 2 1957
6%
•5s W W 1934-1946—J&J
Fostorla *5s W W '34-'40 M&S
Franklin County—
1955. J&J / 17X
1933-1937..
1938-1959
Water Jan 2 1930
is Jan 1 1945is Oct 1 1954
is July 1956
6%
to
6%
6%
to 6%
to 4.75
6r4.75 to 4.75
6r4.75 to 4.75
6r4.75 to 4.75
Pt of Coos Bay Harbor 5s——
Port of Portland 4s 1934—J&J
6.50
6.50
6.50
Elyria 4s 1933 to 1938—J&D
•4Kb 1933-1952
M&S
Bid.
4s
6 5.50
b 5.50
4)481934-1960
4s Water 1937——-—M&N 6r4.75
80
Bonds.
Providence—
85
•
6»
Net.
6 5.59
85
80
To
Ask.
„
80
80
Yiek' Basis
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Net
Dayton—
•5Xs W W Imp 1944-J&D
•5s W W Imp 1945
F&A
•4Xs W W Imp 1940-J&D
•4Xs Bdge 1933-39-A&0
•4Xs 1933-1940
—M&S
4KB 1941-1961
M&S
Dayton S D 5Xs *41-'01 HAS
•5s Mar 16 '34-'40~M&Sl0
East Cleveland—
107
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
73
73
to 6%
bonds Issued after Jan.
STATE
108
AND
To
Ask.
1954__-J&J
5.00
5.00
to 4.70
4Kb Water 1934-1902-J&J
43*s Water 1949——-J&J
4kb Park 1959—-—A&O
5.00
5.00
500
to 4.70
43*s 1934-1955——.—J&D
4s 1933-1954
—M&B
5.00
to 4.70
5.00
to 4.70
34- 48-A&0
5s River Term
Montgomery Oo—5s Cumber¬
land River Bdge 1953 -F&A
Nashville 6s
4kb
4kB
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
F&A
6 5.50
6 7.00
6%s Fdg 1935-1958—J&J
Tipton County—
6
4%s Road July 2 34- 68 J&J
Washington County—
to
5s St Imp Dlst No 2 1943-
5%
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
£ 6.50
—
J&J b 6.50
_F&A b 6.50
San Antonio 8 D 5s *50—F&A b 6.50
Tarrant County—
43*8 Oc* 10 1933—A&O10 £ 5.50
43*s Oct 10 '34-'59__A&010 £ 5.o0
Waco—5s Sewer 1937
J&J £ 5.25
5s Water-Works 1942.-J&J b 5.25
43*8 Water 1937-1968—J&J £. 5.25
Wichita Falls 0s 1950—M&N / 45
53*8 1933-1940
M&N / 45
5s Feb 10 1900
F&A10 / 45
4kb 1933-1955
M&N / 45
4Kb 1933-1960
J&D / 45
43*8 1934-1940
F&A 10 / 45
43*s
4Kb
1934-1907
1934-1968
Ask.
Taunton 5s 1933-58
M&8 b 4.50
Tazewell Oo oe. iw34-40___ J&J b 5%
to 4.50
to 6%
Washington Co sch '34-'39 J&J b
to 4.50
to
to
6%
to 6%
to
WASHINGTON
6%
6%
to
(Gen
to 6%
to
6%
to
1965—M&S
6 5.50
to
J&J £4.00
Capitol Bldg 1934
J&J £ 3.00
43*s Capitol Bldg 1934—A&O £ 3.00
43*8 Road 1939.
J&J £ 3.50
43*s July 1 1939
J&J £ 3.50
4s Capitol Bldg 1934
J&J £ f 00
Ogden 4k% 1934-1945—F&A b 4.50
5s
5%
TEXAS.
LakeOlty—
6a Refunding 1941
J&J b
43*s May 1 1934
M&N £
43*s refunding 1934—M&N £
4s Ref 1934-1935
-A&O £
4s Ref 1936-1945
A&O £
4s Ref 1946-1905
A&O b
5s SchBlg&Hos
'62op 32J&J
4h* 1934-1961
J&J
4kb 1934-1953
J&J
4kb 1954-1958.——-J&J
Beaumont 5s "62 op 32—A&O
5s Water Works 1954-M&S
5s 1934-1939
A&O
5s 1940-1905A&O
4KB 1934-1935
J&J
4KB 1930-1970
J&J
4s 1942 opt 1922
J&D
Brasorla Oo—
5J4s Impt Apr 10 1950-1905
Cameron County—
4 u«
Oleburne 5s
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
to 4.80
to 4.80
to 4.80
to 4.80
5%
5s general oblig 1936—J&D
67
to 4.90
to 4.99
4KB July 1 1934-1949—J&J
4M» 1934-'45
M&N
4Kb 1940--05M&N
55
55
55
17
&
92.
60
60
67
33*8 1933-48
J&D
43*s Oct 1 1933-1949—A&O
Mlddlebury 4s '41op'21.M&N
Rutland 434s 1940-48
J&J
60
70
60
,
to 3.40
to 4.75
to 4.75
4 90
to
4 90
to 4.75
4.75
to 5.75
6.25
to 6.75 %
to 5.75 %
to 5.75 %
to 5.75 %
to 6.25 %
to 6 25 %
to 6.25 %
to 6.25 %
to 6.25 %
6.25
6 25
6.25
700
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
to 4.80
534s Road 1934-'54-A&010
Harris Co 4s "47 op *17 A&O
86
90
60
4.90
70
to 4.60
to 4.60
to 4.60
to
*41op"31-A&0
5.25
to 5.10
Imp '34-'30—F&A
Sept 1934-1952—M&N
Oct 20 38 op '2I-A&0
1934-1957
J&J
Imp 1934-35 (s-a)-J&J
Impt 1930-89 (s-a)-J&J
434* Impt 1940-55
(s-aUJ&J
434 s 1942-1947
Houston 8 D 5s Feb 1952——
434s 1937-1951
J&D
Palestine 6s Sch Aug 1 1934.
*39. *44. *49. *54. *59. '04—
4.90
5.25
to
5.25
to
5.25
5.25
to
to
5.25
to
5.10
5.10
5-10
5.10
5.10
5.10
5.10
5.25
to
5.25
to 5.10
5.25
to 5.10
5.25
to
5.25
to
5.10
5.10
80
90
45
53
Port Arthur—
5s
1934-1970—
—F&A
%
%
6.25 %
95
to 6.25
6 6.00
to 6 .25
6 6.00
to 6.25
to 5.25
to
Tacoma—Revenues—
4%
to 4%
to 4%
to 4%
to 4%
to 4%
4s 1940-1960
M&N
to 5.25
4%s Water '39-'43 (s-a) J&J 6 6.00
43*sElL&P 42-40(s-a)_J&J 6 6.50
43*sElL&P 34-'51(s-a)A&0 6 6.50
to 6.25
J&J 6 5.75
to 5.50
6 3.00
to 2 75
6 4.00
to
43*s
43*s
43*s
43*s
6 4.00
to 3.90
6 3.90
to
4s Water 1944-40
to 4%
to
to 5.75
to 6.25
WEST
VIRGINIA
4%
19S4-1934—J&J
1935-1940--.J&J
July 1940-1948
J&J
1945-1954
J&J
1934-1934
J&J
1935-1943
J&J
£ 4.75
J&D
1934-41—J&J
Lynchbg43*s Pub lmp'89J&J
43*s Pub Impt 1940—J&J
43*s Water 1951
J&J
6 4.75
4s Ref Oct 1934
J&J
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959.J&J
6 4.75
6 4.75
43*8 June 1 1957
Lee County 5s
to 2.75
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 5.00
J&J
5.15
to 5.00
A&O
5.15
to 5.00
A&O
5.15
to 5.00
5.15
to 5.00
6 5.25
6 5.25
to 5.10
5s 1935-1952
Clarksburg 5s *33-'34
5s
%
%
6%00
%
%
1935-1953
Oiarkabg 8 D 5s *41 op '21M&S
Hancock
County—5s
Grant
Road Dlst '40 opt '32.M&N
Huntington 5s 1944
Oct
5s Ind Sch D 1934
J&J
Martlnsburg 5s '43 op '29 Deol
Mercer Oo 5a '44 op *24 A&015
Morgantown 6s 1934 48 _J&J
Wheeling 5s W W '34-'52-J&J
4s Ref 1934 to 1930
July
to 4.25 %
to
to
4.25 %
4.50 %
to 4.25
to
to 3.90
to
3.80
3.80
to
5.00
to
to
5.10
6 5.25
to
5.10
6 5.25
to 5.10
6 5.25
to 5.10
6 5.25
to 5 .10
6 5.00
to 4.75
6 5.00
to 4.75
%
4.60 %
WI80ON8IH
------
6 4.75 to4~25 %" Chippewa Co 4!*s Apr 1 1934
to 4.25 %
Dane Oo 4%s 1934
M&N
£ 4.75
Eau Claire 4kb W W '83-'44
6 4.75 to 4.25 %
Newport News 43*s '48.J&D 6
43*s Feb 1953
F&A 6
4s Street Nov 11941—M&N 6
5.50
6%
6
6
6
6
6
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
Norfolk—4% Jan 1934-36
43*% April 1941-47
5% Water May 1952
5% Port Terminal May '52.
53* % School Oil 1952
Petersburg 4Kb 1952—A&O
Portsmouth—53*s 1951
F&A
43*s Imp Oct 1 1942—A&O
43*b Sch & Sew 1938—J&J
43*s 1934-1954
J&J
6s Water 1941
J&D
Richmond—43*s 1949
J&J
43*s 1951
J&J
43*s July 1 1964—
J&J
43*s July 1 1941
J&J
43*8 July 1 1905
J&J
4s 1938 to 1943
J&J
4s 1941
—J&J
4s Elec Light 1942
J&J
4s 1943
J&J
Soanoke 43*s Kef 1930—-J&J
43*s Street Impt May 1940
43*s Pub Bldg 1941—M&N
43*8 Pub Bldg 1944—M&N
43*s Apr 1952
A&O
4s Street Impt 1930
J&J
3.80
6 3.00
6 3.95
.
J&J
3.90
4s 1939-1950—
J&J 6 4.00
4s July 1948-1952.
J&J 6 4.00
33*s 1951 & 1952
J&J 6 3.90
33*s 1943-1952
J&J 6 3.90
5.15
Charleston 43*s '41 out '27J&J
5.15
Charleston S. D. 5s 1934—J&J
3.90
112
Henrico Oo Sch 5s '34-*50
86
to
to 6.25
6 6.00
to 6.00
983*
43*s Ref Aug 1942
86
to 5.75
6 6.00
7%
to 7%
to 7%
to 7%
6 6.25
------
F&A 6 4.75
43*s July 1 1939-1950--J&J £ 4.75
Fairfax Oo 4kb 1945--F&A2 £ 5.00
5.25
434s
434s
434s
434*
434s
to
to 4.40
Danville—
Sewl939—M&N
6s Mun
6%
6%
Seattle—6s 1934-41 L&P A&O 6 7.25
to 6.25
Seattle School Diet Ne. 1—
6 4.25
86
4.90
5s Ref Oct 10
to
to
„
100
86
434s Apr 10 ,34-'50 A&O10
4348 Road Apr 10 '34-'0O-Houston—5b
to 6 25
to 6.25
Spokane—
43*s Park 1963
J&J 6 5.50
43*s Bridge 1984-30—J&J b 5.50
to 2.75
4
to 4.80
Galveston County—
"51op'3l A&O
to 6.25
to 3.40
(commonwealth) 1962
107
1013*
334% ctfs of indt July 1 '39 1013*
io funded debt i99i
J&J
93
|
94
43*s ctf Indebt 1934 37—J&J 100%
Vlbemarle Oo 5s 1948
J&J £ 5% toY.ed
to 4.50
Alexandria 0s 1933-1950. A&O £ 5%
to 4.50
Arlington Oo 6 kb '34 '54-F&A 6 5%
Bristol 53*s Sch '34-'53
Charlottesville 5s 1902—M&S £ 4.75 to 4.25
to 4.60
5s Water Impt 1951—-J&J 6 5%
38
32
4 90
6.25
Si Bd Apr 10
Grimes Co.—
4.10
4b
to 4.75
1935-1959
4Kb 1930-1971
F&A
434s 1936-1964
F&A
4s Refunding 1941
J&J
Galveston—6s 1934-1935-J&J
6s Grade Rals 1944—A&O
6s School 1934-1954—M&S
6s 1934-1966
A&O
434s Grad. &c, *48op'28 J&J
434s Grad,&c.'49 op'29A&0
6 6.75
to 2.75
38
to 4.75
5s
to 6.25
to 6.25
to 2.75
VIRGINIA.
70
32
4 90
J&D
J&D
6 6.75
6 6.75
6 6.75
to 3.90
32
32
School 1934-1951—J&J & 4 90
5.00
Dallas Co4 KsSept 10*51 Apr 10
6s Vlad't & Bridge Feb 10
5:00
1954 opt 1924
Apr 10
79
El Paso fisWW Purcb'50 A&O
79
6s Fund 1951 opt "31 -M&S
79
6s School 1955 opt "35—J&J
79
6s Impt Aug 1 1948—F&A
79
4kb 1934-1960
A&O
625
Fort Worth 6s 1951
A&O
1934---
80
43* Lt & Pr 1939-'6« M&N
Gen oblig 43*s '34-40-A&O
4Kb 1941-1966
A&O
43*s 1934-1935
A&O
43*s 1936-1957
A&O
VERMONT.
4s
6s
4.10
4.10
4.10
4.10
-M&N 6 4.15
1942 b 4.10
67
67
4.90
M&N
4s May 1 1949
60
151934-1957—
4Kb 1934-1970-
92
70
6 6.75
Pierce Oo 6s Sept 1 *83-37Sept 6 6.75
Port of Seattle 5s *33-'55 M&S 6 6.25
43*s Jan 1934-196"
-J&J 6 6.25
55
55
55
67
67
25
WW'62op'32 J&J
4.10
Salt Lake Oo 4%s.Apr 1
60
60
25
Corpus Ohrlstl 5s fd 07-F&A
6s Water 1934 1959—F&A
Dallas 5s 1934 i960
-M&N
88
5Kb Water 1934-38-M&S
King County—
6s Road 1935——F&A
43*s Bridge 1933-1938 M&N
43*s Bridge 1939-1949 M&N
43*
1933-1934
M&N
43*t 1935-1950
M&N
to 5%
Salt Lake City 8 D—
67
60
to 6.00
5s Highway
5s Highway
to 4.80
60
M&S
1934-1942
CfnRoad Mar
60
50
to 4.20
to 4.93
Salt
Abilene 6s Feb 15'59-'05--—=
Amarillo 454 s
34- 58-M&815
Austin 5s 1934-1942—--J&J
to 4.25
6 3.00
53*s L&P 1934-43—M&N 6 7 25
5s Light & Pow 1942-50A&O 6 7 25
6 7.25
8%
85
_J*J 6 3.25
26-J an 1 6 6.50
Fund 1934-1
43*% Gen. oblig. 1933-1943
Clarke Oo 6s *36 opt
Everett—
8%
53*s April 1 1941
80
5%
to 4.25
to
„
pages
Ask.
6%
to 6%
to 4.50
UNITED STATES—See
Bid.
Bonds.
to
to 4.50
to 4.50
or
Net
UTAH.
7%
1954—J&J
5J4% Highway
75
65
34-'53-M&S b
W 1934--35—M&N 6
W 1936-'05
M&N 6
1933-1953——M&R b
1933-1959
M&S b
.
to 4.50
4.75
Shelby County—
6 4,75
4s Courthouse 1957—A&O
6 4.75
5s Aud Mkt H'se '49--M&S
6 4.75
4h% Jail 1940-1951—M&S
5% Fdg June 1
White County—
5%
4.75
J&D
Smith County—
i
to 4.50
4.75
M&S
5Kb W
53*s W
5s Sept
5s Sept
%
%
to 4.50
4.75
-J&J
%
to 4.50
4.75
Hospital '34-'00—J&J
1935-1908
^-M&N
4kb 1934-1907
4kb 1934-1948
Polk Oo 5s 1934-40
Robertson County—
4Kb Road 1948
San Antonio—5s
to 4.50
4.75
J&J
to
Bid.
Bonds.
4.70 %
4.75
1934-1942-A&O
Sch 1940
to
5.25
4.75
5s March 1934-1980-M&S
5s Memorial Sq 33-'50---4kb High
to 4.70
To
or
Net.
to 4.70
Memphis 5s July
Yield Basis
Yxeid Basis
or
Bid.
BondB.
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
Ytela Hosts
6%
6 6.50
6 6.50
6 6.50
6 6.50
b 6 60
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4 50
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.50
to 4.25
to
4.25
1
to
5%
to 5%
to 5%
to 6%
to 6%
to 6%
to 6%
to 6%
to
0T%
to
6%
6%
6%
to
to0%
to 3.90
to
3.90
to 3
to
.90
3.90
to
3.90
3.90
to 3.90
to 3.90
to
to
3.90
to4 25
to 4 25
to4 25
to 4 25
100
99
100
100
98
100
Green Bay—
4 kb 1934-1947- —
A&O b5%n
0s W W 1933-1935—-MacN 6 6.50
08 W W 1930-1900—M&N 6 6.50
to
to
to
4%
6%
6%
Madison—
43*s
43*8
1933-1937
1938-1949
J&D 6 450
J&D 6 4.50
Milwaukee—5s
6.00
to
Fond du Lac 43*s '34 '35-Mar
98
98
'34-'40
J&J
5s July 1934-1940
J&J
43*8 1934-1939
—J&J
43*8 Park 1934-1935—J&J
43*s 1934 1945
J&J
4s 1934-1930
J&J
4s 1937-1944
J&J
Milwaukee County-—
43*s Ot H'se *33-'34 M&N15
4 3*s Ot H'ae'35-'50 M&N15
43*8 Sew Mar 12 '30-'45
4 3*s court h'se *33-'35J&Dl0
43*s court h'se *30-'49J&Dl0
Oshkosh 43*'s 1934
F&A
Racine—43*s '33-57—M&N
0s 1934-1941
F&A
Racine no 5s 1934-1940—J*'
—
to 4.25
to 4.25
6 5.25
to
6 5.25
to
6 5.25
to
6 5.25
to
65 25
to
6 5 25
to
6 5 25
to
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
6 5 00
to
6 5 00
to
4.75
6 5 00
to
4.75
6 5 00
to
4.75
4.75
6 5 00
to
4 75
6 4.50
to
4%
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 5.50
to 5.25
43*s 1933-1950
__J&J
Superior 4%s Sch *34-'44-JdtJ
Wood Oo—6s 1934...
A&O
6s 1937 and 1931
A&O
W>4 25
to
4.25
WYOMING
4s Road 1951 opt 1941
A&O
100%
101%
Natrona Co 8 D No 2—•
5s 1934-1944
6Basli.
/Flat price
t Less 3.
J&J
80
85
Banks & Trust
Companies
NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
STATE AND
for stocks of Canadian Institutions, and are
date of is8uet though often are nominal. An asterisk (*) denotes
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except
possible for the dosing day of the month preceding
as near as
sales.
National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for all other insti¬
being procured by us where no periodic statements are required. For
York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the
tutions they are the
latest obtainable, direct returns
the Clearing House banks of
National Hanks
New
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
National Banks
Institution»
State
ALABAMA
June 30.
Gross
Par,
Deposits.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Surplus A
Profits.
Per
Birmingham—
Industrial Sav Bank.
1.000.000
75.000
100.000
14,619,237
30,563
75,923
337,644
100
Union Bank A Trust.
93
100
1,017,507
Wilshire Nat Bank..
"85"
31,281,801
Bank...
100.000
39,866
266,000
100
First National Bank.
1,000.000
1.000,000
500.000
1,673.483
1,151,946
15.000,933
10,955,318
798,516
25
25
Par
Bid.
Ask.
Per
share.
1,946,346
17,791
25,418,288
300,206
100
100
4.200,000 1,627,913
1,200,000 al ,987,917
105,487
500,000
155,635
300,000
40,778,237
23,799,675
3,176,306
6,614,441
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
100
N
o
25
re
cent
876,141
100
sa
les
2,653,279
100
N
o
13,505,928
100
re
cent
751,417
2,674,560
841,459
100
sa
les
5,000,000
200,000
s
a
112^
125
First National Bk—
2,500.000 \2,756.128
7.500.000
?
Gross
Deposits.
S
Los Angeles (Concl.)
share.
83
100
1.259,566
Institutions
June 30.
Norm nal.
Nomi nal.
Birmlng'm Tr A Sav.
Ensley Bank A Tr Oo
State
CALIFORNIA
June 30.
June 30.
7
Oakland—
100
Common
Preferred
| 25
100
National
Central Bkof Oakland
Central Nat Bank..k
W oodia wn-American
First National
Bank.
Farmers A Mer Sav.
100
65
100
100
MobileMerchants' Nat Bk.
Amer Nat BkATr Oo
116,388
Pasadena—
20
Citizens Coml Tr A S
100
First National Bank.
First Trust A Sav Bk
Montgomery500.000
1.000,000
200.000
84,455
565,843
62,534
1,535,472
10,452,736
1,177,983
100
Pasadena Nat Bank.
10
Security Nat Bank..
City National Bank.
People's Bk & Tr Oo.
400.000
100.000
1,954,053
100
100
Belma National Bank
200,000
100.000
163,754
34,916
213,121
109,302
Alabama Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Union Bank & Tr Co
100
10
Sacramento—
Selma—
Selma Tr A Sav Bank
563,082
1,199,738
1,300,976
No
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
500.000
50.000
100
re cent
Merchants Nat Bank
200.000
100
sa
Sumitomo Bk of Cal.
145,000
518,098
96,724
106,412
45,447
150,000
24,657
1,851,025
10C
805.501
675,357
250,461
33,987
21,591,792
9,915,155
4,778,189
1,616,712
100
Capital Nat Bank...
les
100
n
SanBernardino—
National
Hunks
State
ARIZONA
June 30.
American Nat Bank
Institutions
June 30.
San Diego—
First Nat T A S Bk.
1,000,000
San Diego Tr A 8
100
Bk
Security Tr A Sav Bk
600,000
600.000
100
United States Nat Bk
100.001
Nomi nal.
Per. share
Bisbee—
100,000
250,000
125,212
194,587
1,791,955
3,150,090
300.000
500,000
250,000
1.050,000
294.920
405.045
169,961
467,269
2,788,539
400,000
250.000
64,297
304,996
7,709,332
4,361,072
Bank of Bisbee
Miners A Merch Bk.
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
Phoenix Sav Bk A Tr
Valley Bank A Tr Oo
4,542,066
2,879,557
7,729,539
20
25
N
0
re
cent
25
sa
les
Sou Arizona Bk A Tr
Ban Francisco—
Anglo
California
100
100
3.875.327 138,014,779
Bank... 15,400,000
Bank of Montreal...
Crocker First Nat Bk
The San Fran Bank.
Banks
ARKANSAS
June 30.
Pacific Nat Bank...
State
Institutions
June 30.
Per
200,000
500,000
500,000
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
52,846
627,827
451,630
2,185,859
5,315,926
7,474,031
10
share-
N
re
25
o
les
Union Trust Oo..
Yokohama Specie Bk
American Trust Co.
9.000.000 8,305.164 167.206.648
3,536.745
347,624
1,225.000
10,000,000 10.900,000 197,204,477
Trust
Bankers Comin'l Tr_
Peoples
Bank
Union Bank
«,
W B Worthen
300,000
mmm
22,215
102,071
52,524
102,074
2.044,232
45,009,673
50
600,000
500,000
811,200
93,407
6,991.989
1,778,922
100
200,000
150.000
750.000
50,072
1,012,643
1,609.933
6.220.824
25
201,773
310.074
200,000
1,000.000
474.590
1,000,000
2.782,537
7,903,182
100
N
375,000
92^,682
1,768,741
J0C
sa
San Jose-
100
250,000
250,000
j 104,993
2.166,824
3,364,441
25
Commercial Nat Bk.
25
Farm A Mer Sav Bk.
,5,225,281
Stockton—
First National BankStockton SAL Bank
S
mmons
100,000
200,000
Nat Bank.
National Honks
June 30.
a52,624
580,564
908,812
6.897.493
CALIFORNIA
State
26
Union
375
100
Safe
First Nat Bn
300,000
1,000,000
100,000
225.000
Farm & Merch Tr Co
Western Tr A Sav Bk
See
20
168,000
3,972,971
9.049,304
100
N
o
none
115,944
620,258
5.000,000
1,000.000
1,646,087
5,000.000
3.000.000
2.000.000
7,258,937
5,006.363
California Trust Co
100
re
cent
1,686,000
100
sa
les
72,279,417
•
Sale
a
Dec. 31
price.
1932.
25
31
k In hands of receiver.
100
758,911
I Last sale price.
Citizens Nat Trust A
20
84,468,051
87,732,434
7.948,052
100
Security-First NatBk 30.000.000 23,138,291 442,416,712
25
Seaboard Nat Bank.
>
119>
/ Par $40 Hong Kong money.
Los AngelesCalifornia Bank
Bank
les
Institutions
June 30.
Long Beach—
Savings
o
re cent
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Farmers & Merch Bk
Farmers & Mer. Nat-
100
Deposit
Bank
CANADA ( Page
Calif
les
TOO
Pine Bluff—
CottonBeltBkATrCo
sa
8ant& Ana—
Flrst National Bank-
Common
No re cent
25
25
511,161
3,088.561
do—
Preferred
50
225
216
"loo
loe
1,500,000
Oo
San Jose Nat Bank..
100,000
300,000
200.000
1210
9800
Crocker First Federal
First National Bank.
Little Bock—
Twin City Savs Bk_.
26
195,330
2,876,972 10(
586,889
12,575,037 100
58,705.344 10C
4,057,705
5,400,000 152,706,709 1000 9600
40
5,851,150 100
196,012
cent
sa
10
1.000,000
1.300.000
6.000.000
1.000,000
1.000.000
Z160
/
Wells Fargo Bank A
Nomi naL
Fort Smith-
City National Bank.
J10H
20
100
National
Canadian Bk of Com
Natimual
100
Bank of Calif. N A..
8.500.000 7.591.328 82,164,789
251,912
300 000
33,073
Bank of Canton Ltd.
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
A Savs Assoc
50.000.000 47.262,393 715,026,351
52,387,258
Bank of America
4,000.000 2,155,391
25
Tuoson—
Consolidated Nat Bk
25
100
340,812
n
r
38^
st
Fully paid up stock with par of 100 yen.
On
a
restricted basis.
Federal Conservator appointed.
New stock with par
of 50> n.
110
BANKS
National Banks
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
TRUST
State Institutions
COLORADO
June 30.
AND
COMPANIES
National Banks
June 30.
June 30.
DIST.0F COLUMBIA
Cross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Ask.
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Per
Colorado Sa v Bank.
.
Colorado Spga Nat B
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Colo Title & Tr Co—
Denver—
American Nat BankCentral Sav Bk & Tr
Colorado Nat Bank.
Colorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank...
share.
$
$
50.000
100,000
300.000
300,000
150,000
Colorado Spga.—
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
100
100
100
100
10C
Flrst National BankSouth B'way Nat Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
U S National Bank..
Guardian Trust Co..
International Tr Co.
'
350,347
91,063
1,208,904
84,255
1,233,278
2,052,244
125,000
81,701
1,945,452
22,527
1,546,530
4,110,616
2,169,111
32,207,786
637,196
20,524,242
36,479,609
436,651
1,260,144
16,616,107
425,076
11,948,080
100
100
100
100,000
20,804
1,058,644
100
N
o
loo
re cent
100
sa
les
100
22,947~,343
3,419,364
342,663
335,984
i29,612
3,909,920
1,394,893
1,313,433
1,073,947
t'183,639
2,040,598
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
Rlggs National Bank
100
Nat'l Sav & Tr Co..
-
Munsey Trust Co
Leadville—
Carbonate Amer N B
3,000,000
Second Nat Bank
750,000
Secur Sav & Com Bk
300.000
Wash'ton Sav Bank. p 100 000
Amer Secur Sc Tr Co.
3,400 000
100
100
100
'
:■
Per
.
•
500,000
500.000
1.000,000
50,000
n 1,500,000
1.500.000
v
200,000
k
250,000
550,000
120,000
500.000
Nomi nal.)
Washington—
Columbia Nat Bank.
250.000
624,706
Bank of Oomm & Sav
188,775
100,000
District Nat Bank.
i558,128
pi .000.000
Federal Amer Nat'l
Bank & Trust Co. p2.000.000 il,110,152
Franklin Nat Bank.. p
1151,818
225.000
300,000
600.000
Liberty Nat Bank
Lincoln Nat Bank
400.000
704,121
McLachlen Bkg Corp
176,671
150,000
Mt Vernon Sav Bank
400,000
/153.318
Nat Bank of Wash.
1,050,000 1.125,220
Nat Capital Bank
163,506
200,000
Nat Metropol Bank.
800,000 1,570,376
Union Trust Co
U S
Savings Bank
1,000,000
2,000,000
2,000.000
p
100,000
Wash Loan & Tr Co.
Pueblo-
500,000 1,018,784
132,788
30,000 b
100,000
85,144
100,000
253,629
First National Bank.
Mlnnequa Bank
Western Nat Bank..
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co.
13,205,373
1,282,167
1,409,028
3,013,203
1,000.000
share.
100
10
3,401,216
1,484,903
7,079,183
100
20
15,178,950
4,026,258
3,793,901
5,812,363
2,152,743
3,029,303
8.532.570
100
100
100
100
100
100
No
100
100
sh les
*
re cent
100
100
100
10
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
National Banks
June 30.
Institutions
State
FLORIDA
5.
June 30.
Nomi nal.
National Banks
June 30.
Jacksonville—
Atlantic Nat Bank- d8,000,000
Barnett N B of Jack1,500,000
Florida Nat Bank— 01,500,000
CONNECTICUT
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bridgeport)
.
>
.
-
.
North End Bk & Tr.
.
1,000,000
1,089,575
65,372
1,233,989
168,457
100,000
1,750,000
c
300,000
c
300,000
200,000
100,000
c
300,000
15,563,900
928,404
18,146,902
3,236,217
1,456,940
1,750,743
1,056,739
2,029,004
58,582
168,119
64,573
364,117
"
20
100
"55"'
25
100
100
100
100
25
First National Bank
First Tr & Sav Bank
Florida Nat Bk & Tr 0
Miami Beach First
1,200,000
100,000
400,000
National Bank
100,000
r 4,000,000
100,000
1,600,000
Bankers Trust Co.. .a 250,000
0
100,000
r
.
.
412,756
112,473
3,000,000
200,000
0
Park Street Tr Co__.
.
3,581,717
300,083
219,914
96,506
67,244
250,000
125,000
100,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
.
0
0
0
.
706,141
213,748
116,329
25
335,640
i70,132
141,902
19,877,425
1166,081
1,713,464
100
inn
181,229
v
300,000
Florida Bank.....
.
1,373,674
3,900,252
100
25
:
l.
■:
■
-;v
'
*•
>
Orlando-
Hartford—
153,597
932,415
932,890
113,617
4,566,531
265,160
1,731,900
70,669
100,000
Miami—
'
300,000
150,000
1,150,000
share.
100
25
Lakeland—
Florida Nat Bank... 0
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
.
26,090,130
15,259,953
16,277,853
45
!.
r
Per
10
467,406
821,489
761,256
3,024,230
5.358.818
13,792,573
1,316,805
41,472.727
27,741,275
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
25
10
30
100
5G
10
100
100
100
450
90
"25
200,000
100,000
1217,407
2,350,872
100
71,814
2,342,618
100
N
0
800,000
200.000
206,889
146,163
3,038,032
2,268,473
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
90,938
520,043
1,562,501
100
61,778
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
100
36,133
359,888
2,365,058
2,957,558
100
0
20
60
70
16
Pensacola—
American Nat Bank.
Git& People's Nat Bk
19
"175"
St. Augustine—
200"
People's Bk for Sav .
25,000
100,000 y
.
St Augustine Nat Bk h
a.
"48"
55
100
Florida Nat Bank... 0
40
"50"
Tampa—
Exchange Nat Bank.
100
"25
•
75
50
100
100
St.
•
100
Petersburg—
First National Bank.
175"
First Sav & Tr Co
250
100
100
225
25
70
140
West Palm Beach At¬
lantic Nat Bank
d
Cent Farmers' Trust.
100
100
125
.
.
.
25
West Palm Beach
Merlden—
200,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
100,000
k
.
0
.
430,513
377,331
61,141
67,658
130,423
100,000
1,260,000
1,600,000
750,000
.
352,376
1,219,720
1,227,324
920,515
1,185,160
100
4,754,979
1,162,154
5,687
1,389,606
25
75
National Banks
.
a
i
.
Nat
1,752.740
22,633,426
7,650,216
8,789,996
ion
150
New Haven—
Trademen's
100,000
250,000
30
100
100
100
100
State
GEORGIA
June 30.
150
Institutions
June 30.
125
125
Nomi nal.
Per share
150
Atlanta—
k
American Sav Bank.
200,000
Citiz & So Nat Bank. r5.000,000
First Nat Bank..
5.400,000
Fulton Nat Bank
1,000,000
150,000
200,000
1.458,700
100
Preferred
a
300,000
150
100
363,636
6,085,955
200,000
300,000
150,000
.
Wlnthrop Trust Co..
550,000
200,000
.
i
/
152,578
264,228
109,174
2,803,898
1,264,577
935,254
1,842,481
1.206,321
264,106
107,120
100
100
o
re
cent
sa
les
100
25
No re cent
6,141,373
60.483,036
2,896,679
100
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
1,000,000
200,000
700,000
.
>
.
1,299,009
868,941
1,458,814
8,071,461
4,564,022
6,767,133
3,412,742
270,106
60,483.036
5,930,880
tio
500,000
3 412,742
60,483,036
3,542,883
1,695,546
695.271
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
1,000,000
100
Citiz & So Nat Bank- r5.000,000
Nat Exchange Bank- e
400.000
Columbus—
Columbus Bk & Tr__
Fourth Nat Bank...
sa
Macon-rOitiz&So Nat Bank- r5.000.000
100
First Nat Bk&Tr Co
100
100
1
600,000
500,000
1.000,000
693,778
302,265
2,676,416
)
300.000
191,312
10,185,602
3,894,586
7,012,126
2,223,293
"it*
110
130
100
ell.
e
no
139
148
9H
10^
100
90
■f
N
o
re cent
sa
les
9H
im
9H
10H
10
Savannah—
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
Waterbury—
1
850,000
300,000
100,000
200,000
200,000
Home Savings Bank.
Merch & Mech Bank
First Nat BkofOol—
1
Bank & Trust Co.
Cltls & MfrsNai
427,697
3,412,742
183,174
500,000
2,000,000
tlO
10
100
100
N
.
Stamford—
Irst-Stamford
135
1,747,824
12,384,266
209,305
60,483,036
74,178,107
15,770.888
1,907,584
8,432,219
Ga Sav Bk&Tr CoTrust Co of Georgia-
New London—
Nat Bk of Oommei e
New London City
National Bank.
Union Bk & Tr Co..
Norwich—
Thames Bk & Tr
50,000
1,230,116
]
127,720
3,412,742
6,287,463
603,626
635,755
2,665,757
Citiz & So Nat Bank. r5,000,000
Common
100
50
100
100
Savannah Bk & Tr__
Citizens Bk & Tr Oo.
120
e
600,000
700,000
200,000
129,078
112,368
84,387
10
10
100
100
310
50
45
*
Sale price,
t Branch of Savannah.
a
Affiliate of the Hartford National Co,
6 Feb
c
National Banks
June 30.
DELAWARE
State
25 1933.
/
Closed by State Banking Commission on Aug. 30 1933.
d Member of the Atlantic (iroup in Florida.
< Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
Institutions
June 30.
/Sept. 30 1932.
0 Member of the Florida National Group.
h Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank of
Wilmington—
Central Nat Bank—
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co—
Wilmington t* Co
.
210,000
500,000
2,000,000
203,175
1,000,000
1,500,000
1,121,000
4.000.000
332,266
2,182,452
242,581
726,800
661,880
2,238,799
1,391,663
9,714,280
1.187,656 100
50
22,311,513
50
1,631,673
25
3,265,447
5,887,342 100
25
12,097,312
7,433,111 100
60
26,672,158
Nomi nal.
Per share.
110
90
240
10
95
170
260
1 Dec. 31 1932.
A: The Stock Yards National Bank of Denver,
bank and paying off depositors in full.
I Last sale.
.
105
190
70
80
190
200
105
120
Jacksonville, Fla.
Colo., is liquidating the
.
-
n It was announced on
July 31 1933 that Henry O. Van Schaack and
associates purchased the entire business, good-will and assets of the Denver
National Co., formler affiliate of the Denver National Bank of Denver, Colo,
p In process of reorganization
r Combined statement
t Trust,
v
x
funrtg.
Conservator appointed.
Ex-dividend.
Sept., 1933 ]
BANKS
National Banks
Capital.
COMPANIES
State Institutions
IDAHO
June 30..
TRUST
AND
National Banks
June 30.
June 30.
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Bid.
Capital.
Institutiors
State
ILLINOIS
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
111
June 30.
Gross
Surplus <fe
Profits.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
First Nat Bk of Idaho
Per
33*7,470
300,000
First Security Bank.
Boise Trust Co
150.000
share.
100
100
5,510,268
3,910,414
38,306
289,160
17,096
150,000
Quincy—
111 State Bk of
300,000
Per
$
$
Quincy
200.000
239,249
138,384
66,867
186,462
221,599
3,594,762
1,508,811
4,196,513
share.
2,260,642
3,071,793 "loo
200,000
125,000
500,000
Mercantile Tr A S Bk
South Side State Bk
g
100
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Rockford—
—
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
Co
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third Nat'l Bank...
100
100
100
N
re cent
National Banks
State
ILLINOIS
June 30.
Springfield-
Institutions
June 30.
sa
First National Bank.
■ r,
500.000
300,000
500,000
200.000
Illinois Nat Bank..
Springfield MarineBk
First State Tr A S Bk
■
Aurora—
Per
Aurora Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
300,000
400,000
400.000
104,712
8,984
64,737
e
N
100
1,853,705
1,930,816
1,503,766
100
100
Belleville Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
St Clair Nat Bank..
0
sa les
59,580
1,466,697
100
13,205
323,334
107,547
554,317
3,177,295
1,679,015
100
100
85
100
250
150
Nomi nal.
Evansville—
Per
500,000
100.000
500.000
North Side Bank
Chicago—
100,000
400,000
151,188
38,693
City Nat Bk A Tr Co
4,000,000
1,270,614
100
11,427,636
2,032,532
556,968
79,082,145
e
ContlllNatBk&TrCo 75.000.000 26,600,717 632,819,315
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank..
500,000
1,000, oop
154,285
621,200
Lawndale State Bk__
Liberty Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank
1,000,000
Metrop State Bank..
Mid-City Nat B & Tr
200,000
400,000
Mutual Nat Bk of Ch
300.00U
Nat'l Builders Bank.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
500.000
183,479
600.000
National Security Bk
Oak Park TrASav Bk
200,000
1,000,000
265,457
20,001
200,944
Personal Ln A Sav Bk
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk
Security Bk of Chic.
Skala State Bank
3,135,520
1,342,432
4,115,099
6,210,080
109,406
162,312
169,524
2,000,000
750,000
Sears-Corn State Bk.
57,505
117,878
220,368
566,438
748,311
3,504,370
2,303,169
4,173,362
8,331,451
1,051,695
2,950,639
103
62
63^
100 d 80
100
100
90
100
100
100
102
100
25,000,000 18,594,676 563,486,201
First Nat Englewood
200,000
755,338
5,628,584
Halsted St State Bk. 6
200,000
7,167
1,183,821
Hamilton State Bk__
200,000
28,321
373,334
350,000
500,000
300,000
95
"~55~" "65"
99
"loo
First National Bk
Lawndale Nat Bank.
85
100
100
2,548,536
13,757,724
June 30.
150
100,000
Old National Bank—
Common
500,000
_
Beverly State Sav Bk
State Institutions
INDIANA
Citizens' Nat Bank.
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
National City Bank.
Amer Nat'l Bk ATr.
1,000,000
Austin State Bank.. 6
500,00U
100
re cent
,•■■■
National Banks
June 30.
150,000
100.000
200,000
150,000
10c
share.
Belleville—
Belleville Bk & Tr Co
lee
100
100
Nomi nal.
■
•
6,778,481
3,307,639
6,851,053
64,906
178,990
362,426
38,075
300
562,851
184,667
304,308
18,564
6,278,536
1,012,287
7,115,914
1,295,808
214,850
100
share.
325
100
j 300
100
225
240
7,792,817
100
250
260
9,039,674
276,922
15,355,635
955,891
5,561.738
20
300,000
360,957
el 1,957
1,500,545
e206,212
1,084,757
200.000
603,359
4,692,379
100
100,000
115.503
662,300
100
Fletcher-Am Nat Bk n3,600,000 61,366,099
Fountain Sq State Bk
100.000
el09,109
Indiana Nat Bank.
2,000,000 2,276,068
26,303,033
611.360
41,153,043
100
Live Stock Exch Bk.
Marlon Co State Bk.
630.039
392,294
15,497,237
1,497,228
1,079.826
1,894,380
1,359,113
24.123,393
9,122,504
3,317.084
11,142,432
Preferred
1
500,000 1
Fort Wayne—
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
N orth Side StateBank
1.250,000
25,000
Old First Nat Bk ATr 61.750.000
Dime Sav Trust Co..
300,000
6K
20
20
325
100
100
10
""20"" "45"
8
12
People's Tr A Sav Co
20
20
Gary—
Gary State Bank
Gary Tr A Sav Bk_.
100
inn
"200"
20
"15"
15
100
;
50
60
Indianapolis—
_
100
115
125
10U
100
115
100
33
40
100
155
170
"40"" "55"
1,220,678
548,277
3,171,856
3,601,000
100
70
80
100
50
60
200,000
80,735
25
49,713
State Bk of Clearing.
Terminal Nat Bank.
120,000
200,000
18,102
146,468
690,676
2,069,902
Univ St Bk of Chic
115,442
100,000
151,379
1,598,354
1,977,429
2,272,427
ion
40
50
Upper Ave Bank
Uptown State Bank.
200,000
200,000
300,000
100
75
100
90
85
100
West 31st State Bk_.
Western State Bank.
100,000
153,869
666,040
100
200,000
19,236
147,240
200,000
300,000
200,000
151,277
105,812
51,000
2,094,825
1,219,153
585,634
14,000,000 e9,969,019
1,600,000
1,154,438
350,000
499,666
7,037",165 "loo
60
100
110
100
100
236
1,882,173
304,944
49,625
587,026
150,000
1,556,627
1,574,735
488,749
2,319,812
i
Aetna Tr & Sav Co
Bankers Trust Co
500.000
100,000
1,500.000
Fidelity Trust Co
Fletcher Trust Co..
Indiana Trust Co
125
7,824,496 113,813,390
22,112
369,519
197,575
4,129,070
1,103,862
5,865,154
People's State Bank.
70
4,791,813
1,250,000
200,000
250,000
Merchants' Nat Bk..
145,349
35
401.297
3,092,104
10,624
587,008
25
700,000
200,000
200,000
50,000
20,631
100
100
150"
200
100
100
100
"120"
160'
95
115
130
400"
500"
100
100
100
100
100
107
245
Amalg Tr & Sav Bk.
Ba^co di 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
6.000,000
200,000
Lake view Tr A S Bk.
500,000
400,000
200.000
600,000
Union Trust Co
"loo
""20 "l3
"15"
j
.
500.000
638,151
307,997
533,554
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
3,000,000
300,000
700,000
2,243,867 1100
2,366.882
3,542,992 100
1,249,797 100
62,382
23,831
141,379
65,698
500,000
600,000
400,000
N
o
re
cent
les
Haute
First
__
6
662,892
e595,311
500,000
500.000
11,143,337
4,820,221
(20
20
100
"loo "35"' "55"
2
50
loo
2H
National Banks
2,737,483
7,243,283
3,103,216
100
Institutions
June 30.
130
140
Nomi nal.
Per
Burlington—
1,004,291
480,949
100,000 /
2,017,405
1,420,892
16,738,434
1,966,669
1,719,310
100
share
100
45,337
50,000
25,000
100
8,355,288 162,843,586
168,383
4,097,678
State
IOWA
June SO.
"35" "45"
a
•
100
70
80
35
45
397
167
403
'
Northern Trust Co..
100
Terre Haute—
Terre
First National Bank-
600,000
100
sa
First Bank & Tr Co
Merchants Nat Bank
National Bank
Terre Haute Trust
Madison-Kedzie Tr A
1,000,000
100
South BendCitizens Nat Bank.. k
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
Farmers A Merch S B
Savings Bank
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
Merchandise Bk A Tr
1.000.000
Security Trust Co
100
Cedar Rapids—
Ced Rap SBATr Co.
Iowa State Sav Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
People's Sav Bank
Airier Tr A Sav Bk..
200.000
200.000
500,000
100,000
200.000
230,598
66,639
1,052,192
95,349
158,431
o
100
cent
100
les
100
100
ElginElgin Nat'l Bank
First Nat'l Bank..
Union Nat'l Bank
Elgin City Bkg Co..
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
100
♦
100
100
a
Sale price.
Placed in the hands'of the State Auditor.
6 In process of
c
Joliet—
N
0
re cent
First National Bank.
300,000
101,247
2,235,802
20
sa
les
d New stock.
e
Bank of Peoria
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Com Mer Nat Bk A T
First National Bank.
Jefferson TrA Sav Bk
Dec. 31
1932.
/Opened for business on June 1
$620,725.
g
Peoria—
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
20
Savings Co. on Aug.
1 1933 taken
over
by the State
Banking
50
20
20
,
appointed.
i Aetna Trust &
100
1933; deposits on Aug. 1 1933, were
v;-
Reopened for business.
h Conservator
200,000
600,000
2,000,000
660,000
200,000
reorganization,
1932.;
Sept. 30
ft
;■
Department.
Operatmg~on~a restrictedlbasis.
I Last sale.
n AmericanTNational^Bank
of Indianapolis, Ind., a new institution
supplanting the closed Fletcher-American ^National Bank, opened for
business_onjAug._24_1933.
t Trust
deposits.
x
Ex-dividend.
v
Ex-rights.
/
112
BAmS
National Bankt
COMPANIES
TRUST
Institutions!
State
IOWA
June 30.
AND
June 30.
National Banks
State
LOUISIANA
June 30.
r
Institutions
June 30.
a
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Oouncil Bluffs—
Olty National Bank.
120.000
Ooun Bluffs Sav Bk_
First National Bank.
150.000
300.000 i
207.805
160.000 i
188,483
*
v
Bfeate Savings Bank.
DavenportDavenport Bk Ac Tr.
%
94.145
103.250
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal
Per share.
$
New Orleans—
100
American Bank Ac Tr
319,873
100
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common
100
Interstate
Hibernia
Gap Olty State Bank
150.000
Central NtBk&TrOo
260,000
118,475
105,975
215.909
62.000,000
1,103.904
1,000,090
rr Ac B Oo
Bk Ac Tr
Preferred
100
160.000
200,000
60,000
360,311
28,910
3,965,465
1,115,069
First National Bank
400,000
10
200.000
200.000
165,759
216,564
4,095,205
Live Stock Nat Bank ft
N
re
▲mer Tr Ac Sav Bank
164,449
1,800,091
100
308,256
1,200,000 1
1,500,000
r750,000 il,300.927
2.800,000 4,202,746
18,062,173
20
16,842,636
75,447.051
100
25
46
48
316,638
19,595,463
20
16
20
550,329
13,015,198 1100
3,835,990 f
100
11,511,055
inn
5,060,951
100
125
100
110
125
135
50
mm
1,200,000 I
1,500,000 /
539,891
78,486
256.599
lee
National
Banks
State
MAINE
June 30.
National Banks
Bangor—
Merchants' Nat Bk_
Eastern Tr Ac Bkg Oo
Merrill Trust Oo
Portland—
Canal National Bank
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
Portland Nat Bank.
5,992,605
100
100
1,901,755
100
Institutions
KANSAS
June 30.
Per
150.000
150,000
250,000
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
n
44,040
87,643
161,700
355,096
5,800,091
100
100,000
200,000
1,000.000
262,477
914,896
i668,466
6,676,388
100
300
7.259,694
100
100
450
375
550
16,637,653
600,000
411,651
7,998,525
100
400.000
103,392
100,000
755,677
2,737,639
3,160,000
12,188.263
20
20
25
400,000
425,000
751,883
1,448,547
3,232,411
N
100
Nomi nal.
Per share•
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
o
re cent
sa
les
Common.
-
Preferred
500,000
1,000,000
Calvert Bank—.—.
305,044
9.013,358
100
200.000
River view State Bk.
136,997
67,291
237,759
1,633.627
1.684.072
1,991,867
100
100
125
145
60
80
Leavenworth—
First National Bank.
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Manufac'rs State Bk
123,292
240,108
22,000
1.986,782
2,492,010
800,000
100
192,471
247.502
25.083
7.922,409 Uoo
1.249,750 [—
2.002.715 100
721,377 100
100
471.235
100
4,200,350
150,000
150.00C,
50,000
100
52%
200
225
100
100
Topeka—
Oentral Nat Bank
500,000
Central Trust Oo
400,000
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
Haw Valley State Bk
200,000
50,000
50,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
50.000
Merchants' Nat Bk
Nat Bank of Topeka
Btate Savings
Bank.
Tepeka SUte Bank..
82,579
25.910
122,380
477,664
8,775,365
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
100
1,211,805
989,232
100
34,280
62,215
1,000,000
1,000,000
200,000
200,000
100.000
Southwest Nat Bank
Union Nat Bank
Union Stock Yds Nat
1,069,321
601,190
70,284
58,873
11.215
18.103,791
12,449,074
1,280,652
1,134.743
601.477
|
200,000
100,000
Carrollton Bk of Bait
Oommonw'lth Bank- v
300,000
First National Bank4,000,000
400.000
Nat Oent Bk of Bait.
600,000
Nat Marine Bank...
750,000
Western Nat Bank..
400,000
Colonial Trust Oo
9,300,000
5,589,734
2,663,731
100
Oomm'l Bank of Md
Farm Ac Mech N Bk.
100
Common
100
Preferred
100
—
_
Fr'k Town Sav Inst,
100
June 30
KENTUCKY
40%
10
115
30
20
26
26
25
26
17
80
"9"
10
Covington—
Citlsens* Nat Bank..
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo p
500,000
Peop-Lib Bk & Tr Oo
OovlngtonTr&BkgOo
650,000
200,000
1,055,452
3,116,011
4,286,757
3,657,689
1,499,312
417,280
403,289
278,478
209,791
190
40
100
570
600
400
10
2%
100
3.962,359
901,892
25
390
30
5,148,707
2,326.351
100
250
285
50
75
100
952,318
7,429,412
2,026,634
3,728,846
100
120,131
421,302
40
45
£71,00
1,930,357
15
236,629
100,000
200,000
125,000
575,000 1
75,000
150.000
3.057.411
100
share.
100
No
100
100
re cent
100
sa
lea
100
85
100
50
60
65
100
200
250
100,000
300.438
1,574,577
100
200.000
222.480
992,303
1,191,972
8,137,337
2,668,761
1,832,349
3,441,107
25
1.000.000
150,000
150,000
500,000
20
25
Institutions
Slate
June 30.
Per
Trust Oo
Security Trust Oo
294,082
91,447
Day Trust Oo
193,321
100
New Eng Trust Oo_.
Old Oolony Trust Oo
Pilgrim Trust Oo
255"
300
of Commerce
Fidelity Ac Oolum Tr.
First National Bank.
73,342
200,000 i
1,000.000 2,058,622
2,000.000
1,658,783
1,548,675
1,000.000
1,000.000 2,039.590
104.163
300,000
Liberty Bk & Tr Oo.
Security Bank
KentuckyTltle Tr Oo g\,000.000
Lincoln Bank Ac Tr._
750.000
Union Trust Co
U S Trust Oo
United States Tr Oo.
400
6,829, 420 100/
100
20,683 862
10
100
578
100 0
603
100
10
240,280
948 569
loo
100,000
100,000
100,000
167,454
400,000
65.000
1,194,709
2,989,058
1,036,130
200
100
730 085
100
.
central Sav Bk Ac Tr
Dec. 31.
100.000
275
285
20
60
64
23%
23%
26*
25
27
25
96
99
100
35
45
100
"t285""
100
100
100
100
100 t400
e
598.401
109,916
4,036,626 c56.274,383
5,766,325
254,837
963,290 cl3,047.997
c2,398,572
149,010
165 ~220"
50
240
.....
"m
25
100
300,000
100.000
338.034
60.862
3,444,779
cl.165,599
140
100
150
100
♦
175"
b Charter granted on Aug. 7 1933 to the Frederick County National Bank
Frederick at Frederick, Md., and new bank replaces the Frederick
County National Bank,
c Includes savings
deposits.
d Sept. 30 1932.
of
205"
Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
/ Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
0 Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
100
100
h Member Northwest Bancorporation.
1 Dec. 31 1932.
k First
National Banks
1,400,000
10C
Sale price.
•
t Stock has to b« offered to board of directors.
In process of liquidation.
e
American Nat Bank.
2.500,000
500,000
1.000.000
eb.000,000
200,000
3,000,000
500.000
68.121,266
5,131,671
24,764.451
3,630,475
11,914,835 160,611,615
57,548,545
4,186.813
10,854,760
327,454
cl,304,866
310,684
3,857,042 22,650,615
cl ,898,285
222,794
8,774,202
327,066
2.390.643
203,629
2,872.341
26,314,257
6.250,978
5,282,839
a
Newport—
Newport Nat Bank.
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Oo
54
187
7,867, 415
474.472
79,776
100,000
20
300
195
13,837,
1,673,
3,092
8,099
600.000
100.000
Co.
1,453,813
1,000,000
750,000
2,000.000
share•
27,698,048 531,316,881
Beverly-
10
1,422 737
34,344 210 loui
1.000,000
525.000
Stock Yards Bank
■
Co..
Winthrop Trust Oo..
Citizens' Union N B.
Louisville Trust
Web Ac Atlas N Bk..
Banc Oom Ital Tr Oo
State Street Tr
100
Louisville—
Bank
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
1,500,000
Nat Shawmut Bank- 20.000.000
Second Nat Bank
2,000,000
Harris Forbes Tr Co.
Ac
Bank
Citizens
50
u.
MASSACHUSETTS
First National Bank. 44,500,000
Merchants' Nat Bk3.000,000
Boston S Dep & Tr..
Columbia Trust Oo..
First Nat Bk Ac Tr Oo
Second Nat Bank
Union Bank Ac Tr Oo
205
Nomi nal.
Lexington—
Bank of Commerce
10%
50
100
June 30.
Per
40,490
35"
100
25
Boston-
60,000
200.000
41%
50
100
State Institutions
Nominal.
Cent Sa.v Bk Ac Tr Oo
60
397,697
31,016
322,725
521,646
-
t
June 30.
50
25
25
Frederick Co Nat Bk
National Ban
National Banks
50
100
3,663,149
£221,272
6,295,204 104,359,460
526,047
5,107,636
5,232,396
744,230
478,025
9,582.754
330,874
1,536,108
16,445,618
1,452.669
707,399
13,923,068
1,509,910 26,166,731
18,752,926
3,627,916
218,326
1,304,084
6,299,168
3,797,883
5,544,586 34,546,977
Equitable Trust Oo_ 1.250.000
1,000,000
Fidelity Trust Co
Maryland Trust Oo. 2,500.000
Mercantile Tr Oo
1,500,000
600,000
Real Estate Tr Oo
2.000,000
Safe Dep Ac Trust Oo
Union Trust Oo...
r2,500,000
Cumberland200,000
First Nat Bank
100,000
Peoples Bank-.
500,000
Second Nat Bank...
500,000
Liberty Trust Oo
Citizens' Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
500,000
i347,300
105,032
100
4,156,549
Frederick—
100
Wichita—
Fourth Nat Bank
296,117
500,000
Baltimore Nat Bank
100
100
50
200,000
100.000
Institutions
June 30.
Baltimore—
share.
750,000
Exchange State Bank
People's Nat Bank..
50
State
MARYLAND
Canton Nat Bank—
Kansas City—
Oomm'l N Bk of K C
40
Ju'y 31.
Nomi nal.
Hutchinson—
American Nat Bank.
600,000
National Banks
June 30.
Institutions
State
«...
-—mm
Nomi nal.
Per share.
First Nat Granite Bk
2,287,619
—mm
15
June 30.
Augusta-
5,819,373 MOO
100,953
110,753
—
cent
100
205,669
250,000
100.000 i
r
-
10%
•ioux City-
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank..
W eodbury Oo Sav Bk
69
...........
o
sa
Dubuque—
First National Bank
202.500
1,000,000
500,000
Olty Sav Bk & Tr Oo k
Commercial Nat Bk.
1,000,000
700.000
Oont'l-Am B Ac Tr Oo
100
Valley Nat Bank
Valley Sav Bank....
100
Shreveport—
First National Bank.
26,563,005 A100
1,116,469 100
lOu
3.64,922
3,548,461 1100
4,494,854 i io
58.381
4,715
241,136
255,062
100,000
60,000
600.000 £
share.
15,563,777
Bk
Common.
100
Iowa-Des Moines Nat
Home Savings Bank.
University State Bk.
Natl
100
7,499,449
1,105,878
13,613,657
Per
%
$
556,652
a
Whitney Nat Bank-.
Dee Moines—
Bankers Trust Oo
Ash.
$
1.000.000
Trust Co
100
11,320,671
Bid
Par.
Continental Bank Ac
Preferred
600.000
Gross
Deposits.
Nomt nal.
100
1,788,643
2,795,409
2,549,984
2,438,894
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
LOUISIANA
State
National Bank
Dec. 31.
La., on Aug. 15 1933: assumed
Bank Ac Trust Co., also of Shreveport, La.
of Shreveport,
all deposits of the City Savings
I Last sale.
Institutions
Aug. 31 1933.
;
:r
In process of reorganization,
Operating on a restricted basis.
s Baltimore
National Bank of Baltimore, Md., which
Baltimore Trust Co., opened for business on Aug. 7 1933.
v Conservator appointed for the institution.
n
•
.
p
r
Nomi nal.
Baton Rouge-
Per
City National Bank.
Louisiana Nat Bank.
300.000
249,073
3,058,303
100
share.
x
supersedes _the
—»
Ex-dividend.
known as the City National Bank of Baton Rouge, La.,
opened for business July 27 1933 and replaced the Union Bank & Trust
Co. and the Bank of Baton Rouge.
z
New bank,
BANKS
SEPT., 1933.]
TRUST
AND
Institutiona
I raw* MASSACHUSETTS T
National Ranks
June 30.
June 30.
Surplus &
Deposits.
Capital.
113
MINNESOTA
Oross
Profits.
COMPANIES
State
Surplus A
Ask.
Institutions
June 30.
Oross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
Par.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Brookton—
$
$
Brockton Nat Bank.
Home Nat Bank....
600,000
500.000
Cambridge Trust Co
150,000
County Bk & Tr Go.
300,000
1,000.000
541,320
400,000
1,572,063
200.000
Per
%
7,648,544
6,700,354
148,393
100
100
5,063,578
423,331
443,551
100
125
Bank of Oomm Ac Sav
100,000
600,000
200,000
First Ac Amer Nat Bk
13,000.000
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth
les
Western Nat Bank_.
"20
2,353,872
100
5,661,683
7,051,573
2,510,064
100
100
85
200
o
Eait Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank.
Northern Nat Bank.
Pioneer Nat Bank...
cl5,424",688
Minneapolia—
Bloomlng'n-Lake NB
400.000
1.200.000
300.000
152,593
655,421
179,000
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
500.000
776,477
6,290,640
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
160.000
120,000
200.000
2,927,259
1,183,359
3,882,243
c
100
c
100,000
150.000
200,000
77,547
100.000
100.000
68,871
26,944
105
First NatBk&Tr Co
6,000.000
100,000
200,000
il ,000,000
6
100,000
5,271,182
31,641
56,668
239,422
35,119
Fitch burg—
25
10
Hennepin State Bank
Marquette Nat Bank
Midland NatBk At Tr
Minnehaha Nat Bk.
Northwest'n Nat Bk
/5,000,000
Produce State Bank. 6
100,000
200,000
100.000
200.000
fU000.000
1,687,131
200,000
50,000
Minn Loan At Tr Co.
Haverhill—
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Haverhill Trust Co..
Merrimack Nat Bank
_
n
n
n
136,071
100.000 d
200,000 d
200.000
100,000
240.000
Holyoke—
10(
2,425,576
2.054,368
4,092,087
706,420
1,411,010
76,324
847,309
36,426
157,623
101
o
cent
10C
sales
2,500.000
150.000
100,000
142,836
62,624
26,867
5,255,520
62,436
160,573
73,953
22,443
132,527
400.000
Park National Bank.
Hadley Falls Tr Co..
Lawrence—
Bay State Nat Bank. k
Merchants* Trust Co k
100.000
750.000
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
182,641
217,514
323.439
7,172,841
2,412,996
9,990,720
600.000 d
300.000 d
201,088
475,224
7,470,161
4.992,746
100
I
0
First National Bank. p6.000.000
First State Bank
p
100.000
EmpireNatBkAcTrCo 1 350.000
Stock Yards Nat Bk. i
350.000
100
100
100
Twin Cities Nat Bk.
No
300.000
199,601
3,175,142
100
566,701
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
cent
First Trust Co
100,000
100
pl.000.000
_
National Banks
Union Old Lowell
tor
100
100
«...
100
i—
i
7-H
t
0
1...
1
i_._
No
3,884,199 plOO
1,111,639
100
13,438,391
m-
...
Institutions
State
June 30.
Nomi nal
Jackson
Lynn 8 Dep & Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
c
100
100
100
100
20
Per
Capital National Bk-
150,000
200,000
100,000
300.000
750.000
109K
Depos Gu Bk Ac TrCo
188"
Jackson-State N Bk.
385
77 y2
Merch Bank Ac Tr Co
6,979,922
6,030,292
4.292,643
332,832
1,028,233
338,938
500.000
32^
100
20
it" 18*
25
Peabody—
152,000
67,714
1,488.939
135.633
337,366
2,954,762
5,119,418
60
1.000,000
1,177,465
2,134,969
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
inn
845,238
2.769.500 2,279,199
WorceaterBk&Tr Co a3,800,000 dl ,019,308
Skandla Bk Ac TrCo
200.000
122,744
13,572.196
27,407,046
20,364,455
1,904,151
100
100
100
162.127
141,300
63,346
2.038,688
1,624,554
1,615,522
243.862
245,991
100
o
les
100
100
50
Vicksburg—
First Nat Ac Tr Co
100
200.000
250.000
3.694.104
4,645,088
5,608.839
cent
Merch NatBkAcTr Co
Warren Nat Bank...
54,387
161,316
881,882
share.
30
Meridian—
Citizens Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Mer At Farmers Bank
_
1.600.000
500.000
2,114,741
500,000
300.000
Preferred
53,626
150.000
400,000
100.000
Common
New Bedford—
First National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
cent
les
30
Lynn—
Central Nat Bank...
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
Natlonal Olty Bank.
Essex Trust Co
re
sa
100
100
2,959,023
1,380,026
96,516,170 plod
1,569,736
4,997,836
3,770,843 i...
892,379
1.633,240 PlOO
MISSISSIPPI
June 30.
National Bank....
cent
sa
les
75
1,000.000
re
8a
100
IOC
8t. Paul—
American Nat Bank.
Commercial State Bk
Drov ExchState Bank
100
'
Holyoke Nat Bank..
Hochester—
First National BankUnion Nat Bank
1,374,417
1,268,838
677,120
103,445,772
643,380
1,532,260
11,614,534
984,909
82,253,480
967,580
893,872
966,324
2,032,674
829,661
13,954,237
186,375
73,331
60.000
Marquette Trust Co. h
Essex National Bank
First National Bank.
2,157,290
34,983
31,646
34,270
151,868
49,956
2d Northwest State.
Third N'west'n N Bk
4th Northwest Nat'l.
20
3,721,212
6,172,458
606,195
558,539
266,929
36,060
32,820
6
100
GIouc Nat Bk of Glou
Glouces 8 D Tr Co..
266,881
155,415
229,961
Fall River Trust
c
89,850
Central Nat Bank
i
Fifth No'wesfn NB. i
100
Durfee Trust Co
N o
re
=
100
Fall Hirer—
Fall River Nat Bank
10C
316,504
4,028,408 100
inr
1,317,088
23,782,827 < 25
1,212,652
600,000
1,000.000
...
cent
Harvard Trust Co...
26,727
354,769
49,609
City National Bank.
Duluth Nat Bank
Cambridge—
c
Duluth—
shore
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
N
Naumkeag Trust Co.
o
re
cent
sa
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
les
National Banks
MISSOURI
June 30.
10
State
Institutions
June 30.
Springfield-
Nom tnal
Springfield Nat Bk..
Third N Bk Ac Tr Co
1.500.000
West Mass Bk At Tr. t
350.000
Springfield 8 D & Tr.
1.000.000
Union Trust Co..
1.000,000
West Springfield Tr.
150,000
dl8,245
1,000.000
10
200,000
300,000
No re cent
25
sa
les
Worcester—
Mechanics' Nat Bk..
Worcester Co Nat Bk
500.000
100
135
»
20
10
10
18
Common...
Preferred..
National Banks
MICHIGAN
June 30.
State
Institutions
June 30.
West port Ave Bank.
West Side Bk of Com
.
Union Av Bk of Com
Commerce Trust Co¬
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bay CityBay City Bank..
Natl Bk of Bay City.
People's Commercial
300,000
400.000
At Savings Bank...
500.000
46,735
115,882
2,328.438
4,166,542
317,554
First National Bank.
Flrst Trust Co
St Jos Stock Yds Bk.
100
7,976,289
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Detroit—
Empire Trust Co
Oom'wealth-Oom'l
State Bank.
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
1.000.000
1,500,000
Detroit Savings Bank
Highland Pk StateBk
1.000.000
Mfrs National Bank- ti3,000,000
Nat Bank of Detroit. 25,000,000
United Savings Bank
1.000.000
Bankers Trust Co...
1.000.000
1.000.000
Detroit Trust Co
a3.000.000
500,000
Highland Park Trust s
Un Guardian Tr Co. a5.000.000
Equitable Trust Co
543,536 18,533,128 100
2,661,287 52,633.674
dl ,908,304
21.756.923 100
2,250,000
207,199 155,619,634 "16
20
921,914
11,765,549
798,407
438,800 100
d
466,802
1,988,263
d4,273,008 (738,140,944
d
264,990
1,164,698 I
J2.382.059 (731,438.601 9
*
a
500,000
604,649
a
400,000 d 506,370
36,177
700.000
Un Ind Tr At Savs Bk 2.000.000 dl,061,840
c
6.136,542
6,927,259
5,294,631
13.882,548
850.000 d 433,584
fl .000,000 d
338,598
*1.000,000 al .087,619
2.000.000
1,132,815
s.
750.000
601,181
500.000
256,184
1.200.000
601,709
-----
50
100
114,056
41,629
260.583
5.938,354
641,782
2,935,781
11,990,959
10
10
13
1,033,051
470,929
713.993
93,364,950
100
100
100
100
110
140
75
100
100
125
75
85
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
5
200.000
200.000
600.000
100,000
350,000 d
200.000
200,000
100.000
140
-
-
110
200
-
80
100
892,485
1,863.233
335
178
65
100
100
629,473
875,841
310
100
100
100
-
80
100
50
-rnmmm
„mmmm
210
125
75
100
40
100
50
100
140
100
100
115
mm
mmmm
70
70
-----
3
166" 180*"
100 1180
100 J
8
190
--mmm
100
100
175
200
100
Group.
Includes savings deposits.
„
g Trust deposits.
h See Marquette
,
^
National Bank.
Bancorporatton
State National Bank and the Merchants' Trust Co., both of
Lawrence, Mass., on Aug. 1 1933 reopened for business under the title of
the Bay State-Merchants National Bank of Lawrence.
it Bay
20
j "25
s
mmmmmm
3,861,862
15,355,241
20
3
Olo sed.
15
16
25,507",594
20
458,768
1,202,947
1,134,825
50
1
80
20
679,054
478,676
10,179,872
3.733.900
100
20
No
730,080
11,730,006
*—
g
g
"13"
16"
.....
30
Saginaw—
Bank of Saginaw
al .250.000 d
People's Am State Bk a 500.000 d
*1,250.000
re
cent
sa
Second Nat Bank At
Tr Co
100
J
jp
National Bank of Haverhill, Mass., was authorized by
A. Lowell in a decision addressed to the Conservators
National Bank and the First National Bank, both of Haverhill,
on Aug
2 1933 to take over the liquid assets of the closed banks.
o American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate.
p Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
r In process of liquidation.
'
s Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Group
'no., Detroit.
t National Bank of Grand Rapids organized to replace the Grand Rapids
National Bank of Grand Rapids, Mich.
I «
. j
<
v Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit, Mich., opened for business
onlAug. 10 1933 and unites the Highland Park State Bank and the Peoples
Wayne County Bank of Highland Park, and the Guardian State Bank and
Dearborn State Bank of Dearborn, Mich.
The Haverhill
Federal Judge James
Amer Home Sec Bk. a
Michigan Trust Co..
39
100
1932.
_
c Affiliated with the Worcester Bank Ac Trust Co.
>
/Consolidation of the Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis
Minn., and the Minnesota Loan & Trust Co. of that city, into one institu¬
tion, was approved by the respective directors on June 30 1933.
n
Grand Rapids Tr Co.
Union Bank of Mich.
100
453,243
5,975,720
899,734
79.418,917
6,413,902
646,051
1,943.988
5,064.978
d Dec. 31
Grand Rapids—
Old Kent Bank
135
i Member of Northwest
Oil Com At 8avs Bk.
First Nat Bk At Tr Co
Genessee Co Savs Bk
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
45
100
Sale price,
f No par.
Conservator appointed.
b First National
Flint—
Grand Rap Sav Bank
100
st. JosephAmerican Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank...
V—IwH oooo
900,632
11,069,126
3,295,459
450,000
900,000 1
1.350.000 J
155,412
100,000
47,350
100.000
117,482
100,000
6,000.000 2,720,151
Nat'l Bank
Southeast State Bk..
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank-
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
400.000
100.000
300.000
City Bank Ac Tr Co. _
Columbia Nat BankCommunity State Bk
Drovers' Nat Bank..
East Side Bk of Com
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
Lin wood State Bank.
Merchants Bank
Merc Home B & Tr.
Park National Bank.
Plaza Bank of Co mm
Produce Exch Bank.
Traders' Gate City
25
25
ihar§.
62
100.000
300.000
500.000
100,000
600.000
200.000
2.000.000
500,000
100.000
200,000
200,000
50.000
200,000
100.000
Baltimore Bank
100
25
Taunton—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr...
Pur
Kansas City-
100
les
of the Essex
_
x
Ex-dividend.
J in process of
*
reorganization.
114
BANKS
National Bank*
June 30.
Surplus &
Profits.
107,500
92,500
200,000
2,500,000
400,000
Cass Bk & Tr Co
300,000
First National Bank. 12.000,000
Grand Nat'l Bk
p
Jefferson Bk & Tr Co
700,000
Jeff-Gravols Bank..
Lemay Perry Bank..
Manchester Bank
Common
v
Preferred
Plaza Bank (The)
d
Par
Tswer Gr Bk & TrCo
United Bk & Tr Co..
Chippewa Trust Co.
Easton-Taylor Tr Co
Ask.
117,177
364,160
291,302
'
100
100
100
100
20
1,985.485
27,608,686
4,502 274
4 115,328
:
200,000
100,000
311,401
4,400.639 142.257,135
153,325
2,149 758
77.515
2,078.224
112,866
3,130,913
20.665
648,826
269,794
350,000
108,175
2,043,787
17
18
,
350,000
200,000
500,000
500,000
1.000.000
400,000
200,000
JLlndell Trust Co
South
Side
Bank
AsburyPkNatBk&Tr
Asbury Park & Ocean
300.000
|
100
100
Camden—
FirstGamNatB&T
100
100
N
o
v
les
100
154,618
33,034
8,069,422
7,734,612
100
50
161,201
365,408
146,810
1,393,345
4,231,234
1,154,289
100
1,500,000
1,200,000
1,813,215
4,259,096
21,407,358
25,369.419
25
*30
25
*76
100,000
1,050,000
215,000
1,004,241
1,194,943
4,973,362
150,000
105,230
747,654
872,061
1,539,758
8,327,990
100
17,323,753
25
252,954
320,914
235,683
190,280
733,820
4,603,982
12,652,183
3,541,723
4,149,597
8,398,426
100
90
50
70
150
670,482
71,344
10,221,238
4
937,510
3,500.000
100
100,000
200,000
200,000
O
Camden 8 D & Tr Co
100
Nat'l
Bank & Trust Co
/
1280
100
20
Merchantville
100
West Jersey Trust Co
81
96
130,010
1,024,456
127,741
1,474,221
100
60,000
436,745
32,183
3,270,081
East OrangeAmpere Bank & TrCo
100
Essex Co Trust Co..
600,000
Sav Inv 8c Trust Co.
s2.225,875
10
20
100
150
350
16
20
100
Elizabeth—
Elizabethport BkgCo
Central Home Tr Co
620.000
Union County Tr Co
750.000
National
Springfield100
100
1,300,000
7,945,733
1.089,942
500,000
700,000
500,000
Elizabeth Trust Co.
f
100.000
20
100
500,292
512,671
400,000
500,000
Farm & Mer Nat Bk.
94
300,000
ion
Bridgeton—
79
Southern Missouri Tr
3,593,169
209,339
cm600.000
Cumberland Nat Bk.
100
100
Citizens' Bank
Union Nat Bank
share
100
re cent
Bridgeton Nat Bank.
&
Trust Co...
WebsterGroves Tr.
2,438,802
1,467,800
9,756,773
3,671,738
n
sa
100
100
100
56,000
As*.
Per
$
$
617.422
207,031
Guarantee Trust Co. hi.000,000 nl,342,954
172,504
Equitable Trust Co. h 225.000
100
100,000
Northwest'n Tr Co..
$
400.000
120.000
h
prf300 000
100,000
Mound City Tr Co
North St Louis Tr Co
Atlantic City—
Bayonne Trust Co.
Mechanics' Trust Co
62,919.617
1,000,770
2 748,189
7,087,764
6,000,00G
200.000
300,000
500,000
Bid.
Bayonne—
100
Mercantile-Com¬
merce Nat'l Bank.
Miss Val Trust Co
Par.
Nomi nal.
100
MercantlleOommerce
Bk & Tr Co
Gross
Deposits.
'
Grove Bank...
94.767.913
500,000
300,000
200,000
Institutions
June 30.
u
Asbury Park—
100
2,064,876
9,oui ,098
2,418.757
5,800,401
7,303,405
6,717.845
1,402,982
1,094,663
2,346,773
2,948,639
65
100
2,847,176
90,534
375,476
131,394
120,458
451,143
510.433
69,080
110,442
133,296
55
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Bankers Trust 0<y
300,000
Telegraphers Nat Bk
Bid.
State
NEW JERSEY
■
Gross
Deposits.
10.000.000
Bee N B 8 & Tr Co
June 30.
Boardwalk Nat Bank
500.000
South'n Com & Sav.
National Banks
June 30.
Norm nal.
Per share.
8t. Louis—
Amer Exch Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Baden Bank
Boatmen's Nat Bank
Bremen Bk & Tr Go.
COMPANIES
TRUST
1 institutions
State
MISSOURI
Capital.
AND
1240
100
State Bank
n
100
100
25
125
30
Hoboken—
First National Bank.
625.000
100,000
800,000
Columbia Trust Co..
Jefferson Trust Co..
Seaboard Trust Co..
/
400,000
455,000
n
500,000
7K
100
Jersey City—
First National Bank.
1,600,000
Franklin Nat Bank..
400,000
1,250,000
3.400,000
i
Banks
Institutions
State
MONTANA
55
18
259,989
2,357,314
100
200,000
250,000
200,000
1,000.000
397,961
248,593
135,887
257,262
5,975,431
5,841,809
1,329,879
7,384,782
100
100,000
200,000
19,072
421,053
143,958
287,488
1,853,839
968,636
1,200,000
385,815
791,055
150,000
225,000
3,000.000
500,000
West Bergen Tr Co.
21,134,370
3,546,725
26,709,836
47,179,020
23,377,946
200,000
North Bergen Tr Co
Trust Co of N J
June 30.
18
"14'
2,035,000
150,000
5.700,000
200.000
Hudson Co N B
Commercial Tr N J_.
N J Title Guar & Tr
Nationa
14
25
25
1,338,534
123,380
1,255,124
4,123,057
2,268,369
56,908
5,308,876
406,329
551,211
58,542,206
1,638,360
100
25
46
51
25
100
19
23
25
15
18
100
June 30.
Long Branch—
Nomi nal.
Billings—
Per
Midland Nat Bank—
Montana Nat Bank.
200,000
115,682
150,000
Sec Tr 8c Savs Bank.
100,000
97,048
106,241
100
100
100
3,280.410
1,124,096
1,464,047
share.
Long Branch Bkg Co
First National Bank- o
■
i'.;,-'-.
National Iron Bank
American Trust Co..
Morristown Trust Co
Butte—
First National Bank.
Miners S Bk & Tr Co
300.000
200,000
600.000
Metals Bk & Tr Co. Q
11,190.853
750,315
10,873,941
100
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
100
0
Mt.
300.000
250,000
e
7,707,388
3,357,452
312,723
164,799
Q—
r
N
sa
o
re cent
les
50
100
150
100
120
10,181,719
4,300,809
25
40
26
6
112,026
i- 26,670
676,100
100
175
643.007
100
75
1,758,809
31,156,966
13,955,624
100
140
100
400
600,000
Franklin Wash Tr Co
25
100
200,000
Newark—
Lincoln Nat Bank
e
50
100
25
Holly—
Mt Holly Nat BankUnion Nat Bk&TrGo
Farmers* Trust Co..
Helena—
First Nat Bk&Tr Co
Union Bank & Tr Co
716,854
51,309
488,851
150
Morristown—
Marzano State Bk &
Tr Co..
1
National Banks
MCDD A Cf A
INliDlvAijIvA
June SO.
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark & Essex
State Institutions
Banking Co
June 30.
National
State Bank
1.116,550
150
Central Bk & Tr Co
Nomi nal.
Lincoln—
Per
Continental Nat'l Bk
First National Bank.
200,000
850,000
300,000
e
Nat Bk of Commerce
218,108
284,354
220,824
5,578,355
11,262,191
6,433,442
share.
e
50.000 1
50,000
700,000
100
75
100
175
225
Federal Trust Co
Omaha—
So Side N B & Tr Oo.
Omaha
Nat Bank
Packers Nat Bank..
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union State Bank..
U S National Bank.
.
450,000
1,250,000
200,000
e
750,000
200,000
el,100.000
345,278
162,234
1,126,415
23,693
348,265
21,283
731,309
100
20,527.289
4,628,348
26,459,399
2,101,710
6,299,518
442,523
18,635,693
25
400.000
212,222
854,605
25
15
20
4.056,250 4.086,899 27,343,123
6,666.675 10,225,889 136,531,178
15,395.899
2.500.000
2,939,947
1,150,969
153,523
300,000
164.275
2,191,870
375,000
1,782,677
897,856
600,000
4,403,969
1.075,000
915,221
25
31
34
25
42
45
25
36
41
25
30
Columbus Trust Co.
100
Fidelity Union Tr Co
1,250,000
3,848,266
Preferred
Merch & Newark Tr
First National BankLive Stock Nat Bank
316.111
Common
Clinton Trust Co
Union National Bk._
too
United States Tr Co.
100
N
o
100
re
les
e
100
West Side Trust Oo_
Nat Bank of N J
e
NEVADA
Per
k
share.
30
4,857,368
4,272,590
24,488
1,230,433
100
100,000
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Co
100
N
o
PkTr Co Weehawken
933,649
100
re
cent
WeehawkenT&TltOo
les
Huds Tr Co Un City.
Woodcliff Trust Co..
100
100
N
500,000
800.000
6,023,891
100
100.000
350.000
a
17,418
370,525
669,490
113,605
274,881
450,000
2,240,822
52,844
n
1.000,000
1.000,000
150.000
o
re cent
sa
Merchants Trust Co.
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
sa
Riverside Bank
89,156
88,240
223.666
84,081
n
150,000
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
p
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
200,000
50,000
20
100
357,753
300.000
of Weehawken
Institutions
RenoFirst Nat Bk in Reno
""16"
25 & 25
100
542,309
302,925
300,000
i
First NBk. West NY p
Hamilton Nat Bank
June 30.
25
9,210,383
3,842,004
3,926,114
200,000
1,000,000
Peoples Nat Bank
North & West Hu dson—
IstNat Bk of Un City
300,000
State
100
New Brunswick
New Brunsw Tr Co..
National Banks
216,566| *88
cent
sa
134,558
les
1,469,418 100
6,319,873 100
100
6,071,444
2,223,315 100
1,210,283 al00
25
6,371,689
25
26.691.o78
100
830,575
Passaic—
Passaic N Bk&Tr Co
2,000,000
1,244,654
People's Bk 8c Tr Oo. h 1.000,000 711,015,385
*
a
c
Sept.
the Trust Co. of New Jersey.
b Includes security stock.
Institutions
Na,ifuZlTk' NEW HAMPSHIREs,a".June
Sale price.
Affiliated with
25,898,465
12,946,276
30.
30
25
25
Jersey City.
1932.
d Formerly the Guaranty-Plaza Trust Co.
Member of Northwest rtaacorporar.too
of St. Louis, Mo.
e
Manchester—
Amoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
Merchants Nat Bank
200,000
150,000
150,000
795,844
498,053
78,781
4,125,856
2,482,958
2,845,259
100
Nomi nal.
Per share.
N o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
Nashua—
\
Indian Head Nat Bk
Nashua Trust Co
SecondNat of Nashua
0
100,000
300,000
300,000
4,219,381
4,565,276
6,237,512
100
100
100
67,593
2,811,097
100
127,500
1,186,733
100
448,783
582,219
394,288
1 In
r
Preferred
100.000
to the Steneck Trust Co
process
of reorganization.
'
Dec. 31 1932.
o Capital stock increase from $200,000 to $250,000 approved on July 19
1933 by the shareholders and proposed reduction in par value of the shares
p
NewHamp Nat Bk.
First
.restricted basis.
* Closed.
I Last sate.
and
250,000 1
250,000
a
on Aug. 16 1933 as successor
Bang StocK Corp.
from $100 to $25 per share.
Portsmouth-
...
Member
h On
n
First National Bank.
Common
/ Opened for business
No
re] cent
sailes.
s
Conservator appointed
Mt. Holly National Bank,
t New stock.
x
Mount Holly, N. J., closed on Aug. 5 1933
a receiver was appointed for the institution,
Absorbed the East Orange Trust Co. on Aug. 11 1933.
Ex-dividend.
BANKS
SEPT., 1933.]
National Bank
NEW JERSEY
June 30.
CapUal.
Surplus &
Profits.
$
243,125
104,320
120,000
562,717
C176.315
Plainfield—
220.000
First National Bk
Plainfield Nat Bank.
175,000
Mid-City Trust Oo__
100,000
Plainfield Trust Go__
650,000
150.000
State Trust Oo__
AND
National Banks
June 30.
State Institutions
June 30.
Par.
Second Nat Bank...
Paterson Sav Inst
Prospect Park Nat Bk
Citizens' Trust Oo__
740,380
30.000
652,803
1,149,210
50,000
1,200,000
750,000
1.000,000 12,674,462
108,233
100,000
825,000
600,000
June 30.
Ask.
Bid.
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
Gross
Deposits.
3,828,830
1,170,627
555,000
16,094,783
3,141,552
Trust
o
cent
Bk of Athens Tr Co.
sa
10,118,753
778,711
11,272,762
15,843,083
27,422,238
2,355,848
9,135,119
Banca Com It Tr Oo
Banco di
100
100
Bank of N Y & Tr Oo
100
Bronx County Tr Co
60
Cent Han Bk & Tr Oo
25
Chemical Bk & Tr Oo
60
City
Bankers Trust Oo
Bank
1933
<30
508,989
2,874,532
1,000,000
c
3,740,600
527,400
500,000
6,196,680
403,361
1,800,000
5,428,745
717,145
1,000.000 c
6,121,550
413,577
1,800,000 c
9.413,501 144,377,147
6,000.000
25,000,000 62,519,452 657,527,777
13.608,888
520,668
1,650,000 c
21,000,000 61,112,476 635,399,510
20.000,000 46,856,313 345,488,802
Underwriters Tr Co.
5,555,300
16,398,853
9.406.508
1087,621195
2,626,082
429.438,233
5,931,515
31,168,082
368,460,994
67,437,473
272,457,540
31,665,561
3,633,556
7,161,126
U S Trust Co of N Y
750,000 I
4,744,217
401,004
2,000.000 27,052,401
65,871,753
Colonial
10
Trust Oo__
575,000
Continental Bk&TOo
Security Trust Co...
100,000
20
U 8 Trust Co..
600,000
26,735
1,851,426
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Oo
100
Corporation Trust Oo
Empire Trust Co
250,000
2,000,000
300,000
1,000,000
1,400,000
1,305,529
4,005,924
302,217
1,463.278
1,254,942
288,734
13,238,011
FederationBk&TrCo.
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank.
Flrst-Mech Nat Bk.
H'nover CapitalTrCo
Trenton Banking Co
Trenton Trust Co
10,529,746
32,243,575
2,189,556
15,525,929
21,491,534
100
350
50
80
Fulton Trust Oo
Fiduciary Trust Co..
Guaranty Trust Oo.
100
50
50
.
no"
Hellenic Bk Tr Oo
70
Irving Trust Oo
J Henry Schroder Tr
Lawyers'CountyTr O
Woodbury—
Farm
&
Manufacturers'
Tr..
Marine Midland Tr.
Mechanics'
100,000
200,000
100.000
National Bank
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Woodbury Trust Oo.
1,878,636
2,057,076
1,056,261
469,737
C485.231
434,578
10
125
50
New York Trust Co.
10
.Aim
Title Guar & Tr Oo__
Trust Oo of Nor Am.
20
353
10
10
20
1,540,300
100
20
Genesee Vail Tr Co.
.
Roch Trust & S D Co
Security Trust Oo
Union Trust Co..
52#
16#
54#
"19# "21#
10
100
*254""
279
*"
3i5* 320""
"inn
100
"is#
10
19#
100
"36# "38#
100
20
I
16#
20
18#
l
1
25
106#
lOH
20
21#
100
100
"~60"" "70"
1670
100 1620
100
1,000,000
1.000.000
300,000
<5,000.000
1.054,949
2,877,533
853,179
1,730,824
3,250,000
1,726,930
4,021,205
7,300,575
20
51,563,048
20
14,975,927
25
15,914,249
20
39,257,723
100
32,960,861
<___
40,851,593
300,000
300,000
750,000
344,181
451,484
1,210,024
9,257,513
5,678,327
14,185,875
928,675
913,023
225,255
3,197,266
1,462,476
10.255,438
6,808,341
4,599,909
50,143,497
26,240,051
1,697,176
641,967
154,988
21,178,272
7,567,715
5,795,833
3,571,145
2,000,000
600,000
2,530,605
760,733
37,027,029
7,117,352
163,043
151,137
617,024
4,878,567
3,039,849
8,455,250
600,000
13
10
15
20
1,000,000
2,000,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
State Institutions
June 30.
"45" "55"
50
100
10
225,000
Central Trust Oo
NEW YORK
m
20
41.400
Lincoln-All la Bk & Tr
Hanks
363
59#
10#
136# 140#
37# 39#
20
Rochester—
June 30.
"12""
"10
100
67,336,270
Jamaica, L.I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
National
142
inn
100
40,618,823
2,691,810
6,016,165
46,207,603
237,947,371
57,500
10,000.000 11,934,405
362,793
500,000
312,245
3,000,000
4,546,615
4,000,000
15,000,000 17,535,813
500.000 c
112,700
2,569,167
6,000.000
713,783
825.000
2,000,000 3,059,542
1,139,061
1,000,000
90.000,000 177266270
208,160
1.000,000
50,000,000 62,863,059
715,796
700,000
1,245,744
n2,000.000
32,935,000 20,297,483
10,000.000
5,272,820
12,500,000 21,694,456
10,000.000 10,521,098
600.000
277,205
1,000.000
1,046,448
Clinton Trust Co
100
100
•
Farmers'
Trust Oo
25
share.
da te Jun
co. returns
Anglo-South Am Tr.
100
Per
s
N. Y. City (Concl.)
N
re
Ask.
Nomi nal.
10
25
100
100
Hamilton Trust Oo—
Common
Preferred
Bid.
Par
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Paterson—
680,000
State Institutions
NEW YORK
Gross
Deposits.
Nap Tr Co.
Bank of Sicily Tr Oo.
First National Bank.
Haledon Nat Bank..
Paterson Nat Bank..
115
COMPANIES
TRUST
24
20
25
29
15
25
-20
85
25
92
800
1000
Nomi nal.
Per
Albany—
Union National Bank
325
145
Citizens Trust Co
491,891
303,459
6,344,788
5,634,169
200,000
600,000
750,000
First Trust Oo
2,693,086
54,507,613
46,384,367
26,434,224
705^895
7,603,910 100
100
8,103,772
6,108,724 i
1,1184,201
Schenectady-
475
5,038,468
2,302,252
1,533,840
400,000
250,000
Nat Com Bk & Tr Oo
N Y State Nat Bank.
share.
100
100
250,000
1.500,000
2,000,000
1.000.000
Mech & Farmers Bk.
100
Schenectady Tr Oo..
Syracuse—
Auburn Trust Co.—
100
N
o
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
Merch Nat Bk & Tr.
100
N
o
Salt
re
First National Bank.
Marine Midld Tr Oo.
Brooklyn—State
les
200,000
200.000
300.000
500,000
500,000
1,450,000
1,000,000
500,000
8.200.000
500,000
Bklyn
Flatbush Nat Bank.
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
Kingsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
Nat Exch Bk& Tr Oo
People's Nat Bank..
Brooklyn Trust Co..
Kings Oo Trust Co..
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
23,300
123,142
60,600
20,200
388,100
51,400
1,132,073
232,544
5,364,869
6,716,685
c
5,400,000
2.500.000
25
396,838
1,189,245
41,438,739
1,122,377
77,104,530
Mfrs & Traders Tr..
Marine Trust Oo
i 12.500,000 15,629,979 140,356.177
Lincoln Nat Bank... b
81,011
300,000
6,182,481
5.500.000
031,921
200.000
6.000,000 13,458,412
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr.
"48"
25
6#
16#
25
100
100
"155
100
x
Watertown—
58
Jefferson Oo Nat Bk
500,000
Watertown Nat Bk.
300,000
500,000
7
North'n N Y Tr Oo.
14 #
25
20
"is"
50
i
c
Huguenot Tr Oo..
450.000
c
New Rochelle Tr_.
400,000
is#
9
9#
& Trust Co
9 ,271,509
20
25
Tompkins Oo Nat Bk
250,000
200,000
400,000
369,419
290,389
333,924
3,442,419
2,335,696
6,746,724
100
Ithaca Trust Oo
25
25
13,007,460
6,436.830
100
6,772,929
25
3,175.804 <100
1,136,457
362,557
C188.430
472,328
Mt Pleas B&TrOo
100
21
23#
375
Kingston Trust Co..
796,506
200,000
150,000
150,000
250,000
0105,135
125,433
378,932
3.012,073
1.365,721
3,161,648
6,670,070
100
re
100
sa
N
of
Amalg Bank of N Y.
Bk of the ManhatOo.
Bank of Yorktown..
Chase National Bk.
Oomm'l Nat Bk & Tr
Dunbar Nat Bank..
Harbor State Bank..
200.000
Harrlman N Bk & Tr 62,000.000
Merchants Bank
400,000
Nat Bk of Yorkville.
500.000
Nat Bronx Bank....
525 000
National City Bk...
124,000,000
Nat Safety Bk&TrOo
1.428,600
Penn Exchange Bank
826,000
Public Nat Bk&TrOo {78,250,000
Schroder Bkg Corp.
6,000,000
Sterling Nat B A T..
Trade Bank of N Y__
184,547
615,728
292,193
1,392,753
9.579,090
4,117,799
20
1,095,383
11,979,277
1,500,000
660.000
Citizens
234,598
341,975
1,326,949
2,283,628
376,431
c
60
"65"
20
20
70
95
100
190
100
170
270
4,649,679
5
10
20
30
200
138,000
2.320,000
100
100
177,725
337,471
220,870
190,692
4,617,331
2,762,380
3,057,776
2,089,181
20
32
42
10r
80
20
20
110
30
100
75
100
545,458
74,177
6,401,170
100
70
25
3
95
6
100
250
350
200.000
Bank
400,000
300.000
c
500.000
1,683,682
1,346,671
7,786,912
cent
Bank in Yonkers.. sl'000.000
cl,118,030
15,583,327
les
Yonkers Nat Bank
400,000 c
510,815
300,000 cl ,263,254
8,703,502
9,431,402
o
A Trust Co....
100
Westches'r Tr Oo. d
e
banks.
A
divi dend
rk City and
Broo klyn
148, .149, ] 50,1 51.
20
100
20
100
2?
20
100
■
on
Sept. 1 1933.
b Federal conservator appointed.
88*
20
30#
26#
28#
139
1555*
149
100
c
1165"
1475
200
Dec. 31 1932.
.
J-.•
,
d Withdrawals against deposits or other credits limited temporarily,
e
25
100
100 1425
June 3011933.
/July 19 1933.
g
Stockholders of Public National Corp., security affiliate of the Publi
National Bank & Trust Co., approved proposal of directors
100
100
Sale price.
Licensed to resume full banking operations
be
25
104,121
6599,364
0940,991
el ,336,715
109,230
57,900
e2,110,200
182,400
«4,334,600
55,695,499 990,089.000
140,800 ,<*3.657.200
♦
a
ecord
m ay
100
100
117,819
50
~50"
20
250,000
100
45,349,000
342,067,000
el8,082.774
4,518,819
1,710,556
1,004,917
199,732
prices
250
20
cl,129,044
150
les
ty banks are repo rted ne t and
ofits are of date
June
30 *33
/4,618,223
650,000
20,000,000 31,931,681 265,025,000
1,500,000
105,214 e 3,798,000
58,704,629 1227011000
148,000,
7.000,000 7,732,185 46,669,000
el ,330,400
500.000
244,300
Fifth Avenue Bank..
500.000
3,105,379
First National Bank- hlO.OOO.
73,105,021
Grace Nat Bk of N.Y
1,133,486
1,500,000
o
re cent
sa
500.000
300,000
Peoples N B &T Co
Oounty Trust Oo.
Yonkers—First
Natl
100
Deposits N ew York Ci
Sur plus and pr
Sept. 2 1933.
for National and June 30 19 33 for Stat
of banks and trust companies in New Yo
found inour"Rai Iway
Secti on, pages
are
N
:
White Plains—
476,333
New York City-
V
50
25
200.000
Bk
Varrytown N B&TrOo
200.000
894,723
10
25
N.
lye—Rye Nat
Kingston-
Rondout Nat Bank
State of N Y Nat Bk
Chester—1st
Mutual Trust Oo.
'
First NBk of Rondout
Nat'l Ulster County
Bank & Trust Co.
7
20
Pleasantville—
Bk & Tr Co
832.500
153,300
500,000
600,000
65
265"
20
10,787,909
15,898,798
100,000
500,000
Preferred
1400
Port
Nat Ohautauq Oo Bk
Union Trust Oo
250,000
200,000
...
Ossining Trust Co.
Jamestown—
Bank of Jamestown.
The First Nat Bank.
180
100
Common
100
100
Peekskill—
Westches'Co Nat
Ithaca—
First National Bank
62#
Z110
100
841,742
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
10 ,928,839
100
50
Nnm.
Westchester Co—
500,000
Mt Vernon Tr Oo. si .500,000
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank300.000
Nat City Bank
500.000
50
2,062,969
869,609
19
17
25
115
1909 2000
25
100
800,000
1.237,500
25
100
#
19 #
80
Elmira—
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
10"
20
"25"
100
t'
Chemung Oan Tr Oo
17
20
5
First Citizens Bk & T
95
""35
19
17
15
20
Utica—
34
Buffalo—
Liberty Bank
20
25
<1,500,000
600,000
300,000
200,000
Troy Trust Oo......
National City Bank.
Union Nat Bank
100
100
800.000
Mt. Vernon—1st N__
East Side Nat Bank. b
200
300
Troy—
100
100
Springs Nat Bk.
First Trust & Dep Oo
Syracuse Trust Co..
1,200.000
750,000
6
Manuractur Nat Bk.
B ank A Tru st Co. retur ns date June 30 1 933.
Nat. banks June 30 19 33.
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Oltlsens Bk of
624,966
602,352
cent
sa
Binghamton—
City National Bank.
250
100
100 150
Auburn—
Nat Bank of Auburn
100
100
30
40
50
26
31
20
29#
to dissolve the
on
Aug. 31 193
corporation.
31*
25
25
25
|1,178,746
69,409,000
<*2,753,513
<>14,707,876
"25
*2,869,525
100
5
5
34#
i Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
I Last sale.
•
9
36#
n
Merger of the County
of New York, under
"l5#
18
18#
23
Trust' Oo.
of reorganization.
x Ex-dividend.
In process
t
New stock.
Lawyers' Trust
Co., bot
title of the Lawyers County Trust Co., became effectb
Aug. 1 1933.
s
:'>:v r"\\
and the
116
BANKS
AND
COMPANIES
TEUST
National Banks
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
Qross
$
First Nat Bk & Tr__
7
Bid.
;
Surplus
Ask.
Capital.
'i:
i
150,000
150.000
Preferred
$
6
share.
1,782,059
20
25
100
60
100
110
125
81,781
468,974
100
1,077,494
100,000
95,384
10,808,328
825,828
1,570,519
25
t
-
Qross
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
$
89,160
50.000
62,587
$ ;V7
2.035,368
1,121,989
100
100.000
60,121
1,919,617
100
Per
568.746
Commercial Nat Bk.
Mer 8c Farm N Bk..
500.000
610,309
504,733
645,406
f
200.000
Union Nat Bank
s
300,000
American Trust Co__
1,200.000
Independ'ce Tr Oo.. 1/1.000,000
1,138,233
s
200" 220"
115
125
100,000
120,000
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Nat'l Bk.
Home Savings Bank.
200.000
100.000
Commercial Nat Bk.
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
19,337,618
les
164.262
193.323
100
100
100
50.000
200.000
52,141
397,016
100
90
100
59.990
150
185
20
19
24
100
75
100
100
50
4,108
170,567
3,291,334
37,767,985
4,243,531
10,792.486
537,591
11.345,629
100
1,600,935
100.000
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
100
s
1,433,234
3,391,155
5.057,247
5,000.000
300,000
1,200.000
608,641
54,061
101.978
78,143
482,784
500.000
10
3,675,899
37,119
City—
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Oreensboro—
No Oar Bk 8c Tr Oo /2.500,500 1/1,075,166
100.000
300,000
500.000
Oapitol State Bank..
25
cent
Muskogee—
Citizens National Bk
Oity Nat'l Bk&Tr Oo
20
0
re
sa
Oklahoma
Durham—
Bank.
N
First Nat Bk of McA
LOO
too
100
100
share
160
McAlester—
500.000
Ask.
Nomi nal.
'I'''-,
$
100,000
Bank
State
&
Profits.
70
884,364
2,535,204
3,329,172
1,547,179
3,568,324
23,566,718
2,380,778
52,500
J
Oharlotte Nat Bank.
Nat
'
Quthrle—
First
Charlotte—
Citizens'
'
•
Per
First National Bank.
Common
June 30.
'
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Asheville—
State Institutions
OKLAHOMA
June 30.
75
mn
60
80
100
125
160
24,350,921
20
12
3,155,293
3,448,187
20
12
16
20
12
16
Tulsa—
First Nat Bk 8c Tr Oo
Raleigh—
400.000
/
155,131
V
N
o
Nat Bk of Oom'erce.
re cent
-
Common
2,000,000
4,000,000
Preferred
People's Sav Bk 8c Tr
100.000
300.000
217,108
433,286
2,035,981
4,887,327
25
Wilm Sav 8c Tr Oo..
400,000
100.000
241,232
62,956
7,403,749
928,890
100
1,339,804
41,666,817
100
16
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
les
sa
Wilmington
2.500,000
250.000
200.000
Fourth Nat Bank—
Page Trust Oo
J2.004.935
26.588,603
'
';7 \ 7
10
Wilson—
Branch Bkg 8c Tr Oo
Nat Bk of Wilson
150
170
National Banks
25
State
OREGON
June 30.
Institutions
June 30.
Winston-Salem—
Farmers N Bk & T Oo
Wachovia Bk &Tr..
500,000
2.500.000
46,200
1.540,279
s
——
——
100
Nomi nal.
Eugene-
Per
National Bank
200.000
United States N Bk. \ 150.000
Portland—
Amer National Bk.. k
400.000
First National Bank. Jfc2.500.000
500,000
Security Sav 8c Tr Oo
Live Stock State Bk. b
50.000
Portland Tr 8c 8av Bk
300.000
United States
Nat'l
Bk
a4.000.000
First
National Hanks
NORTH DAKOTA
June 30.
State Institutions
June 30.
Nominal.
Fargo—
\share.
Per
Dakota Nat Bank..
120,869
85,353
250.834
106,671
150.000
50.000
<300.000
<*250,000
150.000
Fargo National Bk_.
Firat Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Merch Nat Bk&TrGo
Nor 8c Dakota Tr Oo
98,588,
1,789.120
100
840,451
100
5,701,901
2,645,800 d633,489
100
State
s
147,488
4,832.057
1.431,943 43,387,410
667,065 h
556,022
26.356
297,813
sa
100
100
100
bill
69,414
2.275,132
100
2,811,169
69,947,969
20
les
PENNSYLVANIA
ST*
Institutions
Aug. 21.
Nomi nal.
Allentown—
Nomi nal.
Akron—
Per
rp
850,000
o
200,000
100.000
200.000
Standard Sav Bank.
i
s
322,452
102,14/
32,882
415,321
s
2,840,581
5,673,508
460,567
10,512,665
share.
50
100
100
re
100
8a
N
o
cent
les
Per
Allentown Nat Bank
1,000.000
1,000,000
450.000
1,329,354
500.000
1,129,623
150,000
250,000
249,300
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
1,727,373
2,470,709
412,359
Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
Second
Nat
9.629,449
6.656,217
4.863,987
6.460,513
120
m
20
25
100
210
260
o
First
National Bank.
Altoona Trust Oo—
481.938
296,806
5,071,042
2,676.631
1,243.419
100
9,531.751
lor
1400
Cincinnati400.000
150.000
1,106,525
100,000
6.000.000
242,905
.
-
o
-
100
220
240
100
135
145
10
11
13
4,922,785
7,584,564
2,717,895
1,420,360
46,185,507
247,239
4,133,336
100
100
125
1,227,793
194,576
255,938
2,833,805
952,636
330,649
nl,285,468
3,796,613
6,070,835
1.979,366
3,245,087
100
120
140
50
75
100
224,137
100
135
145
£
390.700
500.000
150.000
.
^
a
200.000
/
1,800.000
1,000,000
250.000
1.250,000
4.000.000
.
.
a
a
-
30,728.834
9,059,270
4,581.966
10,739,198
47,316,395
101
K
lor
10<
"IS" "22
95
105
50
75
10
5
100
78
7
82
Third
Trust Oo__
5.000.000
5,920,765
67,032,206
lot
68
63
100,000
United
314,370
3,055,271
.
.
-
I
.
North Amer Tr Oo.
Cleveland Trust
Union Say 8c L 1
5,000,000
250.000
V
600,000
2,504,960
76,374.598
2,625,342
8,804,892
20
u
s
566,869
611.709
4,700,000 2,350,000
4,000,000 J
106,679
200.000 s
13.800.000
9,585,021
567,06/
900,000
V
*15
100
100
67,951,184
100
3,377,105
531,839,981
2,212.826
100
1U«
130
89"
853^
cOO
Columbus—
)
c
)
Market Exch Bank..
Northern Sav Bk 0<
94,483
1,631,920
92,284
250,000
1,200.000
50,000
c
200,000
2,000.000
87,873
1,242,939
100.000
333,922
100,000
c4.000.000
Ohio National Bk...
28,450
2,972,309
100
2,004,500
14.834,273
885,386
1,491,633
27,771,970
2,903,863
678,851
c___
34,691,020
20
10
100
N
o
100
* 300
125,000
660,000
341,991
1,554.082
100
First National Bank.
706.704
9.384.064
100
300.000
392,841
523,880
6,118,797
8.554,226
7,250.058
100
100
50
8,916.920
680,425
50
..
Second Nat Bank—
Erie Trust Oo
8
f
500.000
8
Union Trust Oo
500.000
300.000
204.200
1,049,044
832.349
25,917
Harriaburg—
Allison-East End Tr.
246,350
241,926
1,787,904
50
15
18
Barrlsburg Nat Bank
300.000
4.032.084
25
60
70
2,900.084
3,537.333
7,530,628
25
Dauphin Dep Tr Oo.
Trust Oo
8S3.158
400,000
886.383
937.800 si,398,677
400.000
1,070.907
400.000
1,324,292
100
5.271.235
100
250
300
Union Trust Oo
250.000
413,308
2.228,209
100
626.088
7,698,081
8.657,640
5,387,500
13,467,319
2,824.138
20
I 70
20
*60 \i
50
*110
10
*16 ^
Secur-Peoples Tr Oo.
Central Trust Oo
—
Common wealth Tr Oo
Barrlsburg
-
s
s
50
20
Lancaster—
Oonestoga Nat Bk_.
Fulton Nat Bank._.
Lancaster Oo Nat Bk
Farmers' Trust Oo..
Northern Tr A; 8 Oo.
200,000
600.000
1,073.952
516,436
1,062.500 u2.645.748
200.000
517,574
300.000
50
3.040.000 6,500,252 42,804,948
1,125,000
4.727,536
651,316
City National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk. /2.000.000 si ,212,854
9,041,000
Oorn Exch Nat Bank
8c Trust Oo
4.550.000 9,680,982 65,634,148
500.000
101.267
982.880
Erie National Bank.
3,111.000 4.731.261
71.778,390
First National Bank
200.000
86.403
GImbel Bros Bk 8c Tr
1,647.859
96.740
451,480
Guardian Bk 8c Tr Oo e 300.000 s
350.000
634.929
6,229.949
Kensington Nat Bk.
15,391 s
363,426
Lehigh Nat Bank... / 200.000 s
1,000.000 3,849,156 26.738.294
Market St Nat Bk..
400.000
1,507,399
9,991,847
Nat BkofGer&TrOo
250.000
121,255
423,414
North Broad Nat'l Bk
200.000
59,074
1,179,220
Northeast Nat Bank
4.258,000
NorthwNatBk&TOo / 500,000 si ,561.901
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14,000.000 18.248,448 266,357,143
100
sa
in
23
100
32
25
35
10
20
32
33
100
100
"270"
278
"50
50
"41" "44
10
100
in
"245"
29
250
32
10
50
20
20
"54"
56
re cent
les
100
*
Sale price
1933 the United States National Bank at Salem, the United
McMinnville, and the First National at St. Helens,
institutions of the United States National Bank of Portland,
Ore
became branches of the latter institution.
6 Became a branch of the First National Bank of Portland, Ore., on
April 1 1933.
c Member of the BancOhlo Corp.
d Member First Bank Stock Corp.
e On a restricted basis.
a
On July 31
States National Bank at
Dayton—
Nat
all affiliated
Bt
8c Trust Oo
133,984
2,680.259
100
305,224
639,854
6,815,179
17.104,474
100
175.000
Bank
200.000
500.000
1.000.000
Nat
Bank of Erie Tr Oo
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
100
t
Bank.
Third
50
....
Philadelphia—
Cleveland-
Merchants'
* 300
100
10
Marine Nat Bank—
1,354,946
500.000
-
Central
150
60
50
Erie—
Oanton—
First National Bank.
Fifth
share
100
25
Altoona—
Central Trust Oo
Bk &, Tr Oo
share.
100
Njo
June 30.
OHIO
June 30.
s
2,762.886
1,278,916
re cent
National Banks
National Banks
s
227,606
55,545
277,424
752,092
119,549
327,337
172,572
o5.000,000
3,321,655
8,071,238
7,915,609
808,887
2,392.579
2,615,471
46,144,121
1.250.000
1.000.000
742,717
404,516
110,864
1,424,714
958,106
&
...
25
ToledoCommerce Guar..
£
First National Bank.
West Toledo Na
Bnltser-R T 8c 8
£
500.000
500,000
200,000
600,000
o
-
-
s
s
s
/ Conservator appointed,
or New stock.
25
1UU
h Trust funds
100
LOO
15
N
o
i Member
re cent
sa
les
5
k
150.000
-
-
1.250.000
j
750,000
12,824,5.57
4,893,693
1,998,076
14,552,825
5.596.976
100
f100
in
25
15
50
60
Northwest Bancorooration
k American
National Bank of Portland. Ore., was acquired by the First
1933 and the First National
Bank, of Portland, on June 22
Bank of Astoria, Ore., on Aug. 1 1933;
National
I
Youngstown—
-
_
n
o
Last sale
June 30 1933.
v
175
25
In process
s
Dec
u
,
Toledo, Ohio, acquired the business and assets of
National Bank of West Toledo, Ohio, about Aug. 14 1933.
Toledo Trust Oo. of
the West Toledo
of liquidation.
31 1932.
Sept. 30 1932.
x
Rx-dlvidend.
y
In process of reorganization.
V :<??<
.
SEPT., 1938.]
BAMS
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
117
N'"jZ'Tk' RHODE ISLAND slaV,TTm'
Surplus
Capital.
A
Profxls.
Qross
Deposits.
Par
Bid.
Capital.
$
65.000
Roosevelt Bank
Per
500.000
300,000
300.000
300.000
Southwestern Nat Bk
Tioga Nat Bk A TrCJo
85,900
1,152,548
*327,502
*273,280
88,482
1,076,000
7,213,822
4,237,000
1,568,000
1,059,194
3.300,000
Second Nat Bank...
Sixth Nat Bank
Bank A Trust Co-
4,775,273
31,304,503
1,030,932
1,316.777
940,000
824,275
80,900,697
Wyoming Bk A Tr._
200.000
142,401
1.000,000
329,107
Broad Street Trust..
1,000,000
447,000
Chestnut Hill T & Tr
250.000
176,163
Fidelity Phila Tr Co 6.700,000 16,333,246
Finance Co. 1st pref. 12.350,000
7,807,983
2d preferred
Frankford Trust Co.
600.000
1,165,357
German town Tr Co.
1,400,000 3,061,054
Glrard Trust Oo
4,000,000 9,951,070
Industrial Trust Co.
882,250 3,467,227
Integrity Trust Co.. 2.987.920 3.170,146
Kensington Security
Bk A Trust Oo
o 1.300,000 *2,183,347
Liberty Title A Tr Co 1.000,000 1,268,196
Medla-69th St Tr Co o
375.000 il ,254,829
Mitten Men A Mg't
Bk A Tr
1.500,000
332,409
Ninth Bank A Tr Co
1.375,000 1,720.219
North City Trust Oo o
500.000
107,988
Northern Trust Co..
500,000 3,585,155
Nor Phlla Trust Co.
600,000
1.073.656
Banca Oom It Tr Co.
10
25
13
"15""
100
-----
25
100
50
123
130
"10^
50
12
100
340
350'"
677.975
100
210
220
6,575,799
13,210,288
86,561,881
8,584,086
39,446,721
10
10
10
10
20^
19
21
79^
1VA
4^
81H
13
5A
5,028,139
5,405,145
50
50
65""
2,850,613
14,555,622
505,076
9,271,455
4,618,121
50
20
10
12
65
345
2,222,981
7.764,145
100
88
8,729,135
25,427,530
10
390,000
149,049
2,500,000
982,232
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
6.000.000
100.000
6.000.000
300.000
200.000
200.000
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold Bank
84,,084
318,011
1,912,880
4,154,733
8,133,367
*124,747
3,665,305
315,008
124,908
*1,076,286
100.000
Pittsburgh
51,834
867,885
172.700
416,957
3,320,648
600.000 *1,136,596
Keystone Nat Bank. h
3,977,492
Mellon Nat Bank...
7.500.000 17,774,018 199.466,649
Nat Bank of America
200.000
*339,612
4,086,416
Ohio Valley Bank
100.000
*81,761
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 Oo_
978,034
5,616,856
Colonial Trust Oo
2.600.000 3,113,443 23,637,641
Oom'wealth Trust Oo
1.500.000 1,807,159
11,259,998
Dormont SAT Oo.
125.000
156,345
1,607,610
Farmers Deposit Tr.
1.320.000
989,757
53,966
Fidelity Trust Oo
2.000,000 8,337,311
14,025,286
Haslewood 8 A T Oo o
165.400
*550.615
1,968,370
Hill Top S A T Oo..
150.000
419,300
1,854,645
Manchester
Savings
Bank A Trust Oo.
250.000
422,000
1,650,000
Penn Trust Oo
500.000
*598.893
2,804,520
10
52
10
2
110
High St Bk A Tr Oo
Mechanics' Nat Bk.
NatBank of OomATr
Phenlx Nat Bank
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Oo.
Lincoln Trust Oo
Rhode I Hos Tr Oo.
Union Trust Co..
64
50
1,037,029
50
15
4,600,378
50
46
6,755,571
856,325
50
112
2,764,930
1,154,790
100
170
2,555,802
9,817,564
100
180
9,636.305 109,431,885
25
18
125.000
819,982
186,359
5.000.000 11,854,832 85,878,878 1000 2000
100
1.000.000
115
19,466,334
1,281.243
500,000
850,000
450,000
1,500.000
4,000.000
Woon8 ocke t—
Woonsocket Trust Oo
100.000
319,409
200,000
600,000
200,000
50,000
nl .500.000
750.000
353,374
522,217
139,733
38,885
624,731
323,043
200,000
46,155
1,300,000
20
49
120
185
195
20
2150
130
100
200.000
200.000
50.000
360,371
437,215
135,630
3,456.022
2,347,775
1,435,944
0
400.000 *
155,785
3,056,751
100
40,906
44,244
124,451
250.000
275,080
1,510,133
891,702
3,276,902
4,342,599
100
A Tr.
125.000
100,000
200.000
2,659,570
i no
*100
Nomi nal.
m
Charleston—
'92""
10 X
5n
100
Per
Atlantic National Bk Q
Citizens A Sou Bank 0
Carolina Sav Bank..
Miners A Merch Bk.
8outh Oaro Nat Bank
So Carolina State Bk
150
50
15
25
100
250
share.
1,982,062 (7100
3,297,651 (7100
100
3,682,097
100
378,132
100
16,813,881
100
8,409,963
Columbia—
First Nat Bk of Ool.
290
Greenville—
50
First National Bank.
100
150
200
Peoples Nat Bank...
Piedmont
50
100
160"
100
Sav A Tr.
195
200
14
100
if
15
170"
58
Spartanburg—
Central Nat Bank
50
/
100
100
75
100
135
140
100
100
100
100
Nomi nal.
Sioux Falls—
"loo
100
Oo
Potter Title A Tr Oo.
Provident Trust Oo.
South Hills Trust Oo
Union Trust Oo
Washington Tr Oo..
West End 8 B A Tr..
William Penn Tr Oo.
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
*574,915
3,255,995
125.000
172,500
1,190,027
50
First Nat'l Bk
100
100
90
100
100
50
90
N
100
share
o
100
re
cent
100
■a
les
95
100
25
National Banks
65
50
38
40
20
20
20
TENNESSEE
June 30.
100
50
28
20
30
25
100
State
Institutions
June 30.
Nomi nal.
Chattanooga—
Per
Amer Tr A Bkg Co..
625.000
Chattanooga Nat Bk *1.500.000
Hamilton Nat Bank.
2,000.000
827,480
*1,450,872
1,115,830
6,003.899
14,592,553
23,600.395
100
10
125
m
m
share.
150
mm
m
100
95
" 105""
431,948 12 M
100
10,288,079
5
7
130
142
Knoxville—
100
Oomm'l Bk A Tr Co.
HamiltonNationalBk
50
60
500
5800
90
100
Bank A Trust Oo.
100.000
2,531,534
9,054,999
50
80
*738,213
6,931,646
8,913,924
8,284,527
9,264,298
80
5
1000
BeadingNat Bank A
cl ,000.000
Berks Oo Trust Oo..
1.600.000 2,014,434
Pennsylvania Tr Oo. c2.000.000 *2,412,656
Reading Trust Oo..
1.170.300
3,355,064
10
10
TVs
25
"26"
Ridge Bank..
Bank
South Side Bk A Tr.
Third Nat BkATrOo
Union Nat Bank..
Bank
Pennsylvania Tr Oo.
72,956
328,675
First National Bank.
1,000.000
Nat Bk of Commerce
1,000,000
60,000
1,103.970
766,528
78,097
24,755,514
12,258.169
1,247,096
100
State Savings Bank.
Union Planters' Nat'l
3,500,000
2,252,634
30,495,362
10
8X
3,000,000 11,284,361
4,000,000
31,812,590
6
8
75
85
20
Memphis—
200.000
5.000.000
200.000
200.000
400.000
1.000.000
500.000
250.000
250.000
177,869
3,526,816
*232.984
143,625
843,056
598,309
*181,644
359,512
172,784
783,648
64,779,933
556,909
909,530
4,032,344
13,077,322
3,602,065
2,463,960
1,813,009
25
40
26
50
60
60
50
25
75
25
ion
205
215
300
IOO
305""
8X
Nashville—
American Nat Bank
Common
Preferred.
Broadway Nat Bank
Scranton—
E. Scranton State Bk
First National Bank.
203,125
600,000
Bank A Trust Oo.
100 5400
100
70
50
75
Worklngman's Savgs
Oo
Per
Oltlxens Nat Bk A Tr
Oom Exch Sav Bank
Pittsburgh
Side
26
2,481,167
at
Iron A Glass Dol Sav
West
2,945,969
132,928
277.683
203,320
50
1.000 000
First National Bank.
Forbes National Bk.
Providence
938.605
Security Nat'l B A Tr
100
100
100.000
100.000
248,750
500 000
City Dep Bk A Tr Oo
Dollar Savings Bank
Farmers Deposit Nat
Fifth Avenue Bank..
Green
500.000
200,000 *
120,000
Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat.
Oolumbus Exchange
Trust Oo
29
50
7.500,000
Arsenal Bank
Bk. of Amer. Tr. Co.
Braddock Nat Bank
Trust
90
100
50
100
Pittsburgh—
Farmers
50
453,612
3,234,028
70
28
6,837.479
39,717
575,136
375"
60
122,174
250,000
120,000
300.000
_
13
360*
share.
24
3.000.000
Allegheny Val Bank.
Tr
i
22
8,207.797
300,000
Preferred.
»
"50 ""9
10
Per
Newport Nat Bank..
Newport Trust Oo..
10
8,400,000 18,680,955 184,893,281
750.000
397,612
948,751
3.200.000 13,542,429 32,255,768
Penn W'h'g A 8 D Oo
Trust....
Real Est Tr Oo
Real Estate Land
TAT Oo
Provident
People's
Newport—
Aquldneck Nat E*ch
Bank AJSav Co
Common
100
Ask.
on
Lives A Grant Ann
Tr & Safe Dep Oo„
Bank
Bid.
Nomi rial,
share.
Tradesmen'sNational
Homewood
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nai.
Philadelphia
(iConcluded.)
Penn Oo for Insur
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
Ask.
300.000
Oommerce-Unlon
800.000 i
4,245,117
25
7,715,830
10
500,000 11,013,620
1,000,000
Bk
411,999
982,229
7,539,818
18
60
50
Nashville Trust Co—
Common
Preferred
Third National Bank
600.000
189,517
9,714,505
(6)
100
120
115
100
25
100
25
National Banks
State
TEXAS
June 30.
Institutions
June 30.
Wilkes-Barre—
First National Bank.
Hanover Bk A Tr
Miners Bk of W-B._
Second Nat Bank
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
750,000
2,009,921
250.000
*361,959
2.500.000
6,245,749
1.000.000 3,031,532
499.000 *1,826,385
500.000
792,759
8,466,251
1,176,809
21,024,336
12,816,043
3,390,505
7,238,805
100
50
300
50
50
90
105
100
375
450
loo"
115
25
50
20
Per
300.000
Austin Nat Bank—
300.000
Republic Bk A Tr Oo
200,000
600.000
250.000
Williamsport N Bk__
Lycoming Trust Oo. o2.000.000
*266,001
331,121
*395,848
3,011,633
2,307,706
8,878,667
American Nat Bank.
10
20
40
45
10
400.000
First National Bank.
400.000
Bk A Trust
125.000
Secur 8t
York Oo Nat Bank..
York N Bk A Tr Oo.
Guardlan Trust Oo..
York Trust Oo
250.000
150.000
500.000
125.000
225.000
300.000
500.000
500,000
750.000
lis,
► .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
10
share.
100
100
100
N
o
re cent
les
10
100
20
25
25
10
Increase
r
in
*
capital
352,483
600,582
7,107
5,893,465
9,168,602
858,326
i
100
100
10ft
•'''
stock from
$500,000
to
$1,000,000
proposed'
the Potter Title A Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa.
0 M earner of First security oorp.
10
100
9&I0 price
a
York—
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
3,960,037
9,274,111
1,832,528
sa
®
Oent'l Nat BkATr Oo
Drov A Mech N Bk.
400.000
749,786
39,638
Beaumont—
Williamsport—
First National Bank. h
Nomi nal.
Austin—
American Nat Bank.
17
20
c
In
d A
0
process
mutual
Sold
with
of reorganization.
savings bank.
First National
Bank
/Central National Bank of Spartanburg, S. C., closed on Aug. 9 1933
a receiver was appointed for the institution to succeed the Conservator.
and
(7
h
Affiliated With one Citizens 8c Soutneru National Dana ul
Federal conservator appointed.
oavanuaU. U&.
1 Dec. 31 1932.
/
Newly organized Commercial National Bank of Chattanooga, Chat¬
Tenn., opened for business Aug. 8 1933 and succeeds the Chat¬
tanooga National Bank of that place.
k
tanooga,
I Last sale
n The South Carolina National Bank of Charleston, S. C., reopened
Aug. 22 1933 for business on an unrestricted basis.
o Operating on a restricted basis.
s Combined statement.
x Ex-dlvidend.
t No par.
on
BANKS
118
National Banks
Siate Institutions
June 30.
Surplus &
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Bid.
noiindM-
Nat Bank of Comm.
Co
Co
Texas Bank & Tr Co
Dallas Bank A Tr
Oak Cliff Bk & Tr
share.
Per
%
8,000,000
Bank
150,000
Liberty State Bank.
Mercantile Bk A Tr. 12,000,000
Republic Nat Bank A
4,000.000
Trust Co
5,'105,405
27,436
426,028
1,880,000
200,000
718,507
37,967
14,540
150,000
1.000,000
100,000
125.000
65,028,953
1,425,267
10,333,850
20
100
40,191,990
4,419,633
11,063,463
1,217,604
703,577
20
100
125
20
100
27
100
28
30
Seab'd Oitiz
"29""
125
10
20
State National
173,180
924,041
300,000
300,000
Bank
3,842,173
10,677,591
100
100
Stockyards Nat Bank
Union Bank & Tr Co
100,000
750,000
1.100,000
2,500,000
200,000
100,000
21,707
286,367
798,524
1,043,882
123,622
16,290
154,491
309,991
3,253,463
2,561,593
50
500.000
250,000
500.000
■99,923
84,981
122,210
4,653,828
100
530,225
1,854.193
100
100
616,520
600.000
608,401
1.000,000
3.000,000 2,036,579
102,853
200,000
139,500
154.500 g
6,049,133
.8,297,633
43,281,437
1,333,445
650,000
20
I
100
Trust
Co..
Richmond—
35
20
40
20
100
Mech A Mer Bank
__
Poll'd A Bagby Tr Oo
State-Planters
Bank
100
100
6,574,896
7,329,015
100,000
3,000,000
3,066
807,986
79,805
172,081
1,059,404
2,275,287
206,417
850,000
678,211
29,403,896
2,612,951
5,753,225
18,138,175
18,390,673
5,030,907
16,132.605
100
100
o
600,000
159,663
343,623
978,874
357,145
26,622,194
1,401,290
133,867
4,831,136
4,475,572
3,218,490
100
sa
les
100
1,535,657
First National Bank.
„
500,000
City Bank & Tr Co.
Houston Nat Bank.. ol ,000.000
1,000,000
Second Nat'l Bank1,000,000
Nat Bank of Comm.
600,000
State National Bank
1,000,000
Union National Bank
South
Texas
Com¬
1,500,000
mercial Nat Bank.
400,000
Federal Trust Co
200,000
Fidelity Trust Co
600,000
Guardian Trust Co..
1,000,000
Houston Land & Tr.
500,000
San Jacinto Trust.
1
180,705
_.
Port Arthur—
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
•'
'
100,000
567,123
100,000
310,833
482,000
633,651
2,000,000
5,299,383
531,006
1,408,445
4,555.978
18,274,541
2,338,045
Oo
Frost National Bank
Groos National Bank
Nat Bank of Comm.
741,565
1.000.000
1.000,000
800.000
100
100
165"
95
110
120
100
100
100
225
30
750
375
350
100
250,000
1.000,000
100,000
231,707
229,556
62,321
WASHINGTON
Nom iual.
Per
Peoples First Ave Bk
300,000 k
r
100
Bank
University Nat Bank
Washington Nat Bk
Tower Savings
100
N
o
100
100
re
cent
•a
lee
100
State
UTAH
<m
— tmm
20
M
— — —
123
118
r
-mm, 0mm. mm-
r
2,107 ,686
1,245 ,220
1,340 .088
3,098 ,855
100
100
20
1,049,073
60
100
25
1,010,390
15,746.746
2,876,657
13,817,055
1,213,890
805,647
510,337
50
100
11,106,903
2,221,066
35
85
100
2,761,058
13,040,722
659,880
11,553,693
1,858,455
25
75
100
500.000
789,525
500.000
45,639
418,435
64,332
OldNatBkAUnTrOo Ml,500,000 k
25,000
Security State Bank.
el .000.000
Spok A East Tr Oo.
200.000
Washington Trust Oo
400,714
.
253,278
740,571
600.000
227.557
200.000
1.062.500
83,903
1,374,583
257,933
1,602,537
29,676
a
100,000
265,127
k
84,885
c
100
t
N
0
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
inn
Institutions
Nomi nal.
Per share
300,000
250,000
500.000
First National Bank. 6
153,185
312,906
364,869
273,980
655,514
494,939
838,247
196,084
909,934
100
3,320,731
2,903.557
5,280,692
600,000
750,000
500,000
Commercial Sec Bk.
First Savings Bank- 6
6,801,757
11,140.833
9,594,848
13,051,377
1,534,238
17,033,843
100 b
100 6
v7,.,.;v
Salt Lake City—
8
10
Nomi nal.
Per
Oontl Nat BkATr Oo
First National Bank b
Utah State Nat Bank
1,000.000
300,000
1,500,000
Zlon Sav Bk A Tr Co
Utah Sav A Trust Co
Walker Bk A Tr Oo.
100
50
share.
70
60
105
50
100
95
(00
95
85
105
100
100
50
60
100
Nominal.
Per share.
Charleston—
Capital City Bank—
Charleston Nat Bk..
500.000
Kanawha Bkg A Tr
Bk.
1.000.000
Nat Bank of Comm.
200.000
60,000
500,000
Kanawha Valley
Peoples Exchange Bk
Central Trust
Oo—
Charleston Trust Oo.
National Banks
June 30.
VERMONT
State
Institution>
June 30.
Per
Barre—
People's Nat Bank.
Quarry 8 Bk & Tr Co
Burlington—
Chittenden Co Trust
HowardNatBkATrCo
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust Co.
Montpelier—
Capital 8 B & Tr Co
First National Bank.
150,467
108,840
70,961
3,460,240
2,190,086
100
1,865,433
100
545,435
5,453,693
3,767,819
100
669,901
5,506.560
share.
100
200,000
600,000
150.000
u
100.000
200,000
100,000
40
353,909
109,989
395,940
100
a
132,690
727,898
100
100.000
100.000
450,C69
152,041
151,977
146,952
2,374,433
100
297,935
2,004.413
1,558,282
100
•
100.000
fin.ooo
Rutland Trust Co
National Banks
June 30.
••
VIRGINIA
V.
100
inr,
100
100
185'
120
130
165
100
State Institutions
n
June. 30.
Per
share.
648,096
5,791,228
100
tt 00
1.000.000
600.000
657,644
455,655
2,964,851
2,618,225
100
795'
94,506
124,160
449,235
816,276
926,601
4,015,563
100
p
r
200.000
160.000
Lynchburg Tr A 8 B.
300.000
•
5
National Bank of San Antonio
—
as
•»
12 50
v
„
_
,
Tex.
aced in the
nterests
1933.
SCha?terfUgranted
x
_
Trust Co. of Petersburg, Va„.
business.
People's Corp.
Dallas., Dallas,
9
no"
10
100
March 31
M«mber
...
Bancorporatlon.
on Aug. 2 1933 to the Mercantile National Bank at
Tex.,/representing a conversion of the Mercantile Bang.
place, new bank's capital! s $1.000,090
& Trust Co. of the same
u
Corp
The Commercial
r
for business.
hands of a Conservator on July 31 1933
o controlled oy tne Joseph F. Meyeri
1.000.000
Com'l Tr A Sav Bank
.
Bancorporatlon.
reopened on Aug. 14 1933 for normal
1 Member Fust National Corp.
Dec. 31 1932.
Citizens' Mutual Ind
100
First Security Corp
Member of the Marine
f In process of reorganization.
Sept 80 1932.
*
h The Petersburg Savings A American
Lynchburg Nat Bank
Trust Oo
140
'
0
Nomi nal
People's Nat Bank..
Sale price
d Reopened on July 29 1933
e Member of the Northwest,
Lynchburg—
First National Bank
80
100
April 20 1933.
0 Member of
Eillington Nat Bank
Rutland CoNat Bank
6,167,153
25
100
t In liquidation,
100
10(
c
Preferred
851,576
100
lea
3,313,554
1,842,013
1,809,887
4,163,935
Rutland—
Clement Nat Bank..
885.885
3,601,672
4,051.255
1,105,490
10,965,235
3,404,406
25
1,165.600
300.000
33,012
444,517
558,494
153,560
2,903,900
550,000
Trust Oo
132,129
83,396
142,373
150,286
Central Nat Bank—
Common
100
100,000
500.000
600.000
100.000
cent
ea
I0(
o
100,000
150.000
150,000
100,000 k
u
100
500.000
Tr Oo.
Trust Co..
Wheeling Bank A
Security
100,000 1
60,000
Montpelier Nat Bank
Mnntp'r 8 B & Tr Co
1,181,331
4,398.692
Trust A
Dollar Sav A
N
"166
98,888
Nat Exchange Bank.
So Side Bk A Tr Oo.
100
1.015,800
523,468
Nat Bank of W Va__
re
250.000 k
100
100
100,000
i
Sav Bank
100
100
Tr
Mutual
Oo
Half Dollar
25
100
600.000
Center Wheeling Sav
Citizens
Granite S B & Tr Co
200,000
I-
t
Wheeling—
Nomi nal.
Loan
«•
June 30.
Ogden—
&
100
351,263
2,129,181
Fillet Sound Nat Bk
June 30.
•' *•
100
33.620
Tacoma—
Nat Bank of Tacoma <1.000.000
National Banks
25
c
38,002
Spokane—
100
100
share►
— «*
19
< 20
1,992 .978
29,454 ,829
15,325 ,568
9,844 ,824
100.000 k
Bk„
Seattle Trust Co
175
75
—
-
i 20
clOO.OOO k
of Commerce
W Seattle State
100
100
4,808 ,685
66,402 ,581
73,017
86,592
49,553
164,846
200.000
500,000
500.000
First Nat Tr A S Bk.
National City Bank.
June 30.
Seattle500.00ft
Canadian Bk of Com
8,125,000 2,094,806
First National Bank
39,424
150.000 k
First Security Bank
1,516,594
c2.500.000
Nat Bk of Oommerc
2,600,000 1,098,913
Pacific Nat Bank—
319,490
People's Bk A Tr Oo f 600.000
Sumitomo B of Seattle
W&co—Citizens' Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Institutions
State
150
100
6,134,187
8,741,337
522,225
150,000
100
250"
100
100
100
National Banks
June 30.
-
100
100
100
100
So.Texas Bk.ATr.Co.
100
150
100
488.415
2,265,964
2,470,168
500.000
275
110
100
National Bank ofFort
11,071
109,318
109,334
436.064
155
100
110
100
100
61,989
1,081,855
101.765
501,571
100,000
Mountain Trust Bk.
100
125
95
100
100
Sam Houston....
San Antonio Nat Bk
First Nat Exch Bank
100
100
8.608,277
2,922,462
579,133
18,192,519
2,215,853
9,641,554
31,627
25
100
'15"
i
.000,000
300.000
300,000
.200,000
350,000
600,000
20
100
.....
San AntonioAlamo National Bank
Commercial Nat Bk
Commonwealth BATr
20
Roanoke—
60
30
20
2,820,863
2,439,810
les
ion
29,601,710
200.000
1.000 000
Trust
o
26
2,500.000
Virginia Trust Oo.
Colonial Amer Nat B
Houston—
Citizens State Bank.
10
Sav Bank A Tr Oo
A
N
re cent
365,442
T23.132
76
25
•
Bank of Comm A Tr
Central Nat Bank
First A Mer Nat Bk.
100
750,000
1,000,000
78
70
N
100
7,115,402
3,405,928
75
25
re cent
Merch A Farmers Bk
299,185
6,387,490
19,550.840
25,037.948
3,073,248
355,771
278,103
245,540
200,000
200,000
700,000
750.000
100
100
Portsmouth-
Qalveston—
City National BankFirst National Bank.
Hutchings-Sealy
National Bank
U S National Bank..
21,077,729
10,443,845
3,664,393
475"
100
Petersburg—
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Citizens
Continental Nat Bk.
First National Bank.
Ft Worth Nat Bank-
782,162
754,982
239,250
American Nat Bank.
Fort Worth—
Amer Bank & Tr Co.
2,959,770
2,376,585
2.500.000
2.000.000
600.000
Nat Bk
Petersb Sav A AmTr
El Paso—
El Paso Nat Bank-
125.000
Virginia Nat Bank
125
510
100
98,946
568,270
Merch A Planters Bk
25
share.
Per
S
Norfolk Nat Bank of
Com A Trusts...
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Nomi nal.
250.000
10
22H
Deposits.
1
Norfolk—
Mer A Mec Sav Bk.
150
20
Gross
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
First National
State Institutions
June 30.
VIRGINIA
Qross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
National Banks
June 30.
TEXAS
June 30.
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
Conservator
appointed.
Traded in as old
Ex-dividend.
Ex-rigbts.
National Corp.
SEPT., 1933.]
National banks
State
WISCONSIN
June 30.
TRUST
AND
BANKS
COMPANIES
119
Institutions
June 30.
Canadian Bank Statements
Capital.
Returns
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Deposits.
are
all of June 30 1933.
Prices
are per
cent, not per share.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Nomi nal.
La Crosse—
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
500,000
Security Savs Bank
State Bk of La Crosse
Per
9
%
600.000
50.000
160.000
100.000
Batavlan Nat Bank.
20
3.327.680
665,099
4,185,973
793,380
1,630,142
440,993
113,085
327,534
35,092
117,908
share.
35
25
lOU
N
o
re
cent
sa
100
100
les
Gross
Reserve
Fund.
Capital
Milwaukee—
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Halifax—
Amer Str.te Bank...
50
100
363,325
47.245
451.803
3,087.474
603,962
52,936
1,081,113
55,595
1,223,899
75,521
6.312,219 123,328,668
70,687 v 766,730
31.322
422,861
407,876
91,397
166,173
572,291
905,613
19,830,588
1,484,975 25,849,085
191,008
1,474,050
15,098
1,787,239
1,415,216
194,575
30,857
237.110
40,892
481,958
41,960
221,281
33,006
1,117,371
102,168
748,021
805,158
2,228,984
566,088
1,436,808
2,169,181
564,028
200,000
$
$
S
Bank of Nova Scotia 12.000.000 24.000.000
212,388,377
Per
Ask.
cent.
d
400,000
100.000
300.000
d
200.000
10.000.000
200.000
d
Holton St State Bk. 0
Kilbourn State Bk..
Lincoln State Bank.
Marine Nat Exch Bk
Marshall & Ilsley Bk
Mer & Farmers St Bk
Mitchell St State Bk.
North Ave State Bk.
Park Savings Bank..
100.000
100,000
100.000
2,200.000
1.500,000
d
200,00 >
200.000
d
200.000
200.000
16th Ward State Bk. d
State Bank of MUw.
200.000
TeutonlaAveStateBk
200.000
Vliet St State Bank.. d
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk.
200.000
400.000
First Wise Trust Co.
400.000
300,000
1.000.000
mmmrnm
»
.
d
.
......
200
152
94,785,941
100
100
100
155
159
8-000.000 101,234,819
100
160
165
Bank of Montreal
36,000.000 38,000,000 615,105,638
7,000.000 7,000.000
97,251,971
Barclays Bk (Canada)
500.000
500.000
4,813.785
Provincial Bk of Can
4,000,000 1,500.000 35,341,405
100
202
204
100
148
150
100
...
.
70
.....
.....
18
......
100
......
l"
m
100
mm mm m
......
Toronto-
.....
mm
Bank
mmm
20
28
35
20
19
21
Per
of Toronto—.
100
d
mmmmmm
100
m
d
m'mm'm
m
.......
20
.mm
20
10;
......
20
2(;
7.000.000
90,806,737
5
16
Montreal—
155
.....
lOt
Per
no
par
stock.
2,748,558
3,453,842
214,846
213,748
250,000
300,000
...
162
165
,
24
T
[f
20
15
....
T
rting at Bin* deb AM" I960
Bond & Mtge Guar 5 Ms 1932-2 ff
ttoaton Parcel Poai Station—
23 M
45
37
Hlghbrldge Station P O. N Y—
5Ms Dec 1 1938
TAD
Hotel Lexington 6s 1943—.MAN
7s stamped as to payment < r
3435 partial redemp'n 19^ 1/
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933.JA
/
4
4
^"
.
Insurance Center
...
14
27
57
54
/
33
Bway A 41st St Bldg flMs 1944.
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 0Ms'45JA 1
Bndd Realty 6s June 1941
6s Sept 1941..
Bush Term Bldg 1st
lOflft A A t k
23
.
25
26
28
53
57
53
55
41
1
>
....
UV*
58
....
32>£|
1
61
X
44"
)
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
8 f deb 5M» 1949 ser A..JA J /
Certificate* of deposit
-/
F */
Court A Remsen Sts (Brooklyn)
6s 1940.
AA >/
Oranleigh, The, 6s 1937
-
.
45"
89
88 M
90 M
90
10
5
31
18
&
\f
....
37
19
41
....
21
-
....
9
7M
If
28
/
....
15M
59 M
Minneapolis Parcel
6s July 1 1042
^
—
.
.
13
10
52
27M
-
29
-
31
46M
-
50
3/-13M
40
8
/
-
40 Wall Street Bldg 1st Bs 1958-.
44
27M
29
47
45
.
J
55
5
25
....
29
4M
3M
Jf
17
*/ 16M
1/18
f 6M« 1942
AA
w
Fuller Bldg (G A F Realty Cori 1st ■ f 5 Ms 1949
JA J
J
4
n Nominal,
1
1st
m s
(Bost)
.AAO f
FAA
16
13
28M
28 M
28M
29M
29M
'
QO
•-S
31
9M
Fr) 6s '46-FAA f
Bway Corp «M«'51_-J&J
Certificates of depositParamount Theatres n* 1946.JAJ r
43
Park Central Hotel ctfs
40
Park Lane
—
s Saie price
24
Corp OMs 1943—JAD
Park Lexington Co 6M* '53.-JAJ
Certificates of deposit
k Last sale.
Repub
12"
9
6sl946
25
f
f
21
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6s 1945—J&D
2M
31M
23
14
26"
32
35
11
7
12
5
19
A&O
-
14"
6
19
16 M
Certificates
14M
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With
warrants.—_—J&D *f 12 %
Without warrants
u
J&D *fkll
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6s '40-M&S
20 H
4
41
40
41
Sbelburn,lnc(AtlOyj6M s'40. J&J
10""
11
13
Sherry-Netberland Hotel 5Ha '48
Certificates of deposit
17
12
74
52"
50
74
Seville-Bill Hotel 7Ms'37—M&N
Sbubeu Theat deb
o*
5
12
34
42-J&D16
1
60 Broad St Bldg 6s 1939
33
w
17M
18M
46
48
F&A
Sixty-One Bway 6M" 1960—A AD
Gen mtge 7s 1945
A&O
Stanley Real Est 5 Ms '45.. J AD
State A Wash Bldg* (Chicago)—
24
1st sink fund 5s 1948ser A.M&S
7
14
2
4
19
22
14
16
60"
TextllP Bldg 1st 6* 1958
Title Guar & Trust 5 Ms
61
41
38"
6
9
42
45
15
33
35
2
3
....
MAN
38
40
1932-37/
35
40
27
32
98
99M
26
28 :
East 38th St Bldg ctfs
Trinity Bldg 5 Ms 1939
JAD
208 South La Salle St Bldg Corp—
1st s f 5Ms 1958
M&N
Tyler Bldg 6s 1953
A&O
Un Post Offices 5 Ms '35-F&A15
17
21
VaDderbilt Ave Bldg Corp—
1st leashold 6 Ms 1944.-J&J 15
2
Van Sweringen 6s ww 1935— FAA
43
8
18
74
55
78
58
(John)Phila., 6M«'49
Wardman
ea) Estate Properties
1st & re 6Ms 1948
M&S /
Certificates oi deposit
/
Wardman Realty & Construction
Deb v 6M» 1938
MAS /
Westchester Bd & Mtge 5 Ms '38/
Westchester Title & Trust 5Ms-_ /
Weaiinghuuse Bldg 0s 1939
84
86
If*
16M
15M
70
20
24
23M
Wadsworth Bldg(NY)fla
25
35
A&O
Wanamake
56
42
59
59
12M
....
....
6s 1941
'fia.AAO
33
37
33
35
White Motor Realty 6s 1931-40-
38
Woodbridge Bldg 5M» *41—A&O
18M
73^
19M
3
10M
38
10
7
14
♦ Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
5
5
14
f 6s 1938
Varlck St Sta P O (N Y)
s
22M
38
23"
jf
1st A coll
.
15X
24
35
10 East 40th Street Bldg 6s 1940.
34
II*
63
Sink fund 5a 1948 ser B..M&S
Stevens Hotel (Chic) 6s 1945-J&J
Taft Realty (New Hav) 6s'40AAO
55
Hotel (Han
*
17M
JAD
AAO
35
18"
16
59
40
6a 1939
6s 1943
Bldg(Denv)6Ms'40-M&S
Koxy Theatre 6M" 1940
AAO
Certificates of deposit
Russeks 6th Ave Biog 6s 1944
Rt Charles Hotel (Atl Cy) 4d 1945
Saks Realty 6s 1945
A&O
57
Param
72
51M
17
23
165 Broadway Bldg 5Ms '51 FaA
General s f 7s 1951
F&A
Palace
70
42
I»d6-M&8
Station Indus Bldg
f 5s 1962...
111 John 8t Hiok Os 1948.
North
20
25
23
39
57"
17
One LaSalle St Bldg 6s 1949 J&J f
One Park Av Bldg 6s '33-'39 M&N
Metropolitan Playhouse—
Fox Theatre A Office Bldg
lstsf 6M» 1941
MA B/
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
—
15
25
22
49 U
87
JAJ
-
Ask.
22
Certificates of deposit
301
Mortgage Bond (N Y) 5 Ms
Mortgage Securities 5Ms ser ANY /
Munsou BIUk vN Y) OMs 3W.MAN
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6s 1959.MAS
Nat Press Bldg 6Ms 1950 AAOifi f
6 Ms 1948
AAO f
Nelsner Bros Realty, Inc—
Conv s f deb 6s 1948— -JAD15 k
New Weston Hotel Annex 6s 1940
N Y Athletic <Muh 6s 194H
AAO f
New York Title Mtge 5 Ms
f
Norfolk P O os Mar
11
Pittsburgh P O Serv Station—
5Ms Dec 1 1938
JAD
Poetum Bldg 6 Ms 1943
MAN
Prudence Co 5Ms 1961
MAN
Qulncy Station P O (Chicago)—
6s May 1 1941
JAD
Realty Assoc Sec Corp 6s '37-JAJ
O—
t
Bid.
nH
.JAJ
11
V
1612 Spruce St (Phila)
1st m 6s 1943
Sect re Ms 1946.
Millinery Center Bldg 7s 1944—-
41
.
42d St A Lexington Ave Bldg—
6 Ms 1945
—
33
56
.
./
6th Ave A 66th 8t OMs 1046.
La Salle Hotel 5 M« 1940,.
FA A f
Lawyers Westchester Mtge&Title
5Ms—Lefcourt Manhat Bldg 5H* 1941- /
Lefcourt State Bid 6 Ms 1943
Liggett Bldg 1st I n 6Ms '62.FAA
Lincoln 42d St Corp—
1st mtge s f 5Ms 1953--.-JAD /
Certificates..
/
Income 5Ms w w 1963
Lincoln Mtge & Title 5 Ms ctfs—
Loew s New Brd
Prop os 46. JAD
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s '47 MA815
Lond Gu A Acc Bldg (Chic) 6s *62
Lord Bait Hotel g m 6 Ms '45 A AO
Lords Court Bldg 6Ms 1942-JAD
Louisville P O 6 M" Jan 1 1943 JAJ
Majestic Apts 6s 1948 ctfs
Manhattan Uo Bldg—
1st m A leaseh sf 6s '58.-M AN
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Ang)
1 st s f 5Ms 1953
J&D
Mercantile Properties, Inc—
Bonds.
Park Row Bldg 6s 1943
AAO
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939—MAN
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 6Ms'48M&J
69
15
/
/
Ex-dividend.
15
--.
61
14
Bldg 6 Ms 1943
x
85
-
30
I
J
-
—
•
48
-
-
Jewelers Bldg (Ohio) 6s *50-JAD
Lake Sh Atb Clnb (Chic) 6M» '45
16
25
.
52
13
Certificates of deposit
—
l
51
29
45
I
18M
21M
52
5 Ma July 1 1938
J&
Bowman-Blltmore Hotels 7s 193
Savings Bank and the Gateway CityWis., under title of the Commercial Savings
Ask.
14M
54
6s 1934 to 1942
36
Security
t Trust funds,
23
33
5 Ms Oct 1 1935.
A&
Boston Post Office Serv Station-
Eppley Hotels 6 Mis 1941
JA
Equit Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952,
Bid.
*47—FAA /
Graybar Bldg (East Offices Inc)—
1st m leaseh 5s 1946
JAD
Be leaseh 5 M 1934 (s-a) ..JAD
Greeley Sq Bldg 6s 1950
FA A /
Harrlman Bldg 6s 1951
MAN
Hearst Brisbane Prop 6s '34.JAD
21M
21
13
1
Corp 5 Mis '47
Drake (The) 6s 1939
I Last sale. -
Bonds.
18M
-/
\f
restricted basis.
both of La Crosse,
leant Bldg (PIttab) 7s
Albany Metropolitan Corp—
6 Ms 1938.
Central Zone Bldg ctfs.
a
Bank, proposed.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Flpt price,
Consolidation of the
Bank,
Cheyenne—
/
On
i
s
..
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
g
1st
.....
Dec. 31 1932.
e
WYOMING
June 30.
Fox
100
-
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
National Banks
...
100
cent.
Sale price.
t Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
Y
155
.....
a
Allertoa N
cent.
204
.....
...
......
9.000,000
....
......
d
6.000,000
100
♦
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
285
.....
.
mm mm
mmm mm .
t
20
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000 30.000,000 452,394,383
Dominion Bank
7,000,000 9.000.000
Banque Canadlenne.
mmmrnm m
d
280
Imperial Bank of Can
a
100
100
Royal Bk of Canada_ 35.000.000 35.000.000 562,987,740
Badger State Bank..
Citizens Bk of Mil..
City Bank & Tr Co..
East Side Bank
First Wise N Bk
Home Savings Bank.
7a 1940
-A&O
2
25
sP
25
35
37
66
47
INSURANCE
STOCKS
Insurance Stocks
NetSurvlus
Unearned
Dec. 31
Premium
1932.
Reserve.
Capital
NelSurplus
Unearned
Dec. 31
Capital
Premium
1932.
Reserve.
Firs & Marine—
Per Share
N »rthwesternNatIonai
(Milwaukee)
O :cldental Ins (S P)-.
Pidflc Fire (NY)
Pilla
Mat
(Phila)
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)..
Providence
ton
Washing
(Providence)...
Public Fire (Newark).
Reliance Ins (Phlla)..
Reliable Fire (Dayton
Ohio)
Republic (Dallas)
(Prov)
Rhode Island
Rochester American
(Rochester)
Rosslalns (Hartford)
St Paul F <& M (St P)
Seaboard F & M (NY)
Security Ins (New Hav
Southern Fire
8prlngfield Fire & Mar
(Springfield. Mass)
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y
Travelers Fire (Hartf
U S Fire (New York)
U nl versal I ns (N e war k
Victory Ins (Phila).
Virginia F & M (Rich
mond)
Westchester Fire (NY
_
Casualty & Surety
Casualty & Sur
(Hartford)
Aetna
Amer Relnsur
(N Y)
Amer Surety (N Y)
Oonsol Ind & Ins (NY)
Continental
Oasualt)
(Hammond. lnd)_.
Kxceos Ins
(N Y)
EmployeroRe-tns(KO)
Fidelity & Dep (Bait)
General Alliance (New
York)
Gr
Amer
Indemnity
(New York)
2.414.814
Hartford Steam Boiler
(Hartford)
Lloyds
7.142.070
Insurance
Oo
of America
Manufacturers
1.808.795
Oas'ty
(Phlla)
Maryland Oas (Bait)
Mass Bonding & Ins
(Boston)
National Gas (Detroit)
National Surety (N Y)
New
Amsterdam
(Baltimore)
Preferred
504,726
10.534.438
3.966,077
574.897
8.732.622
Oas
....
5.709.268
Accident
(New York)
Seaboard Surety (NY)
Stand Accident (Mich)
U S Fidelity & Guar¬
anty (Baltimore)
1.562.599
317.943
6.257.739
13.372.203
Policy
Reserves.
Aetna
Life (Hartford)
354.752.800
California-West. States
Life (Sacramento)
Central States Life (St
Louis)
*
...
38.594.008
14.504,624
Columbian Nat'l Life
(Boston)
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
Continental Life (St L)
35.786.804
131.544.229
15.054,842
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
sas
City, Mo)
61,358.302
Lincoln Nat'l Life (Ft
Wayne.
Ind)
Mo State Life (St
L)..
Occidental Life (LA).
Pan-Amer Life (N O).
Phila Life
(Phila)...
Sun Life Ass'nce (Can
Travelers Ins (Hartf).
West Coast Life (9 F).
a
Holding
company,
b 320.000
by North British & Mercantile Oo.
no
par
shares,
h In liquidation,
c
74.419,651
132.934.599
19.232.929
25.229.471
11.709.654
515.231.017
559.335.165
19.061.735
Including 400 shares no par general management stock carried at $2,000.
g All stock owned
ft Last sale,
t New stock,
v Ex-stock dividend,
y Ex-rights,
t No par value.