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R E V IE W OF JANUARY— COM M ERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL EVENTS.
A further great rise in grain prices, thereby strengthening
even more emphatically the position of the Western grain
producers, together with large gold exports from the United
States and the advance of sterling exchange rates on Lon­
don to still nearer parity for the English pound, were the
dominant features in trade and financial circles during the
opening month of the new year. The heavy gold shipments
from this country were a continuation of the movement
which began the previous month and were anything but
inexplicable in view of the tremendous financing being done
in this country on foreign account—both on behalf of foreign
Governments and foreign private corporate undertakings.
And yet there were some unusual phases connected with the
outflow of the metal. Of course the outflow did not furnish
the slightest ground for any feeling of apprehension, but
rather the contrary, since it is admitted that stocks of gold
in the United States are in excess of the country’s needs, and
to draw them down in very substantial amount cannot be
otherwise than beneficial in removing one of the most potent
influences that serve to promote inflationary tendencies.
The large exports of the metal to Germany were palpably
in connection with the negotiations here the previous October
of the American portion ($110,000,000) of the German rep­
arations loan and need no further explanation. The same is
true o f the gold exports to some of the minor countries of
Europe, which also have been doing financing o f one kind
or another in the United States recently. But there have
also been very heavy gold shipments to India and Australia,
and these cannot be said to grow out of any financing done
here or in settlement of trade indebtedness by the United
States. The current foreign trade position of both India
and Australia is unusually strong owing to the high prices
prevailing in the markets of the world for wheat, of which
both countries are large exporters, while Australia has had
the additional advantage of high prices for wool, that being
one of that country’s principal products. The gold shipments
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to mean that other nations are having recourse to the exces­
sive supplies of gold in the United States in order to settle
their indebtedness to those countries, the large financing
done in the United States on foreign account facilitating the
movement. The situation in that respect is lucidly explained
in the following paragraph, which we find in the monthly
circular just issued by the National City Bank of New Y ork:
“ An unusual feature of the gold movement just now is
that of shipments from the United States to Australia. That
country has seldom received gold from outside, for it was
originally settled for its gold deposits and has been an im­
portant contributor to world supplies ever since. The pres­
ent output of gold, although much reduced from that of for­
merly, is still ample in the long run to supply the domestic
monetary stock, but the rapid exportation of wool and wheat
at high prices has created heavy demands on the Australian
banks and caused their funds to be virtually transferred to
London. They have large credits there and are short of
cash at home, creating a tight money situation. If London
was on a gold basis, shipments of the metal would have kept
the exchange down to approximately the costs of transfer,
but in the absence of this relief exchange on Australia has
been commanding a premium of 3 or 4% in London. The
recent rise of British exchange in New York has made it
possible for bankers to ship gold from this country, taking
their pay in London exchange and converting the latter into
dollars at a profit. The transaction illustrates the advan­
tage that would inure to world trade generally, as well as
to trade between England and the Dominions, by having all
countries get back upon the gold basia”
For the reasons we have enumerated the gold outflow,
notwithstanding its dimensions, was without influence on
the course of affairs in this country. On the other hand, the
further advance in the exchange value of the pound sterling
was a positive influence of a highly favorable character.
The rise in the value of the pound has been in progress fo r
many months and it indicates how steadily and surely Great
Britain has been approaching the position where it will once
more occupy its former assured position in world finance,
even though it may have to yield prominence to the United
States in ability to supply the capital needs of the outside
world. The course of foreign exchange during the month is
discussed at length in our review of the exchange market at
the end of this article and it will suffice to say here merely
that on Jan. 23 sight bills on London got up to 4 80%, while
the value of the pound sterling when at par is 4 8665. Nat­
urally, this gave rise to rumors that the English Government
contemplated taking definite steps providing for the un­
restricted resumption o f gold payments, and, though nothing
tangible developed along these lines, the rise itself was con­
clusive evidence that it was only a question of time when the
event would come about. The subject was naturally a mat­
ter of wide comment, both in New York and in London. The
arrival in the United States of Montagu O. Norman, Gover­
nor of the Bank of England, and Sir Alan Garrett Anderson,
a director of the Bank of England, was naturally construed
as having some bearing on the British policy with reference
to the resumption of gold payments, especially as apparently
they not only left Great Britain unannounced, but they dis­
appeared immediately on their arrival, and some of the
newspapers reported that they were here on a special finan­
cial mission for the British Government. There was appar­
ently no basis for any of these suppositions, and to correct
misapprehensions on that score, the British Embassy at
Washington on Jan. 2 made announcement that it was
“ authorized to state that they (the two gentlemen referred
to) have come to this country in an entirely private capacity
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Washington, but will remain in New York during the whole
of their st’ay, which will not exceed a week or ten days.” Ben­
jamin Strong, Governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York, whose guest Governor Norman was, issued a state­
ment the same day saying:
Governor Norman has authorized me to say in his behalf that his visit to
New York is his customary trip, which he has made every year or two in the
past in a similar way, for the purpose of conferring with the officers of the
Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which is the New York representative
of the Bank of England. Governor Strong made a similar trip to London
last spring.

The heads o f all the big British banks at the annual meet­
ings made reference to the subject in their addresses to their
stockholders. Thus Frederick 0. Goodenough, Chairman of
Barclay’s Bank, Ltd., one of England’s greatest banking in­
stitutions, stressed the importance of an early restoration of
a free gold market in London as the surest guarantee for
stability in world prices and for confidence. He declared
that sterling exchange will return to a gold parity— the only
matter of doubt being the precise date of such return. Regi­
nald McKenna, Chairman of the Midland Bank, Ltd., another
gigantic British bank, at the general meeting of the bank’s
shareholders, predicted that sterling would probably soon
stand at its gold value, not because it will have climbed up
hill to meet the dollar, but because the dollar, under pressure
o f the surplus gold supply, will have come down to the
pound’s level. He contended that during the last three years
what he called the “managed currency” of Great Britain had
been kept more stable than one based on gold, but added that
when that had been said the case for managed currency must
be regarded as closed. He emphasized the importance of the
psychological grounds for advocating a gold standard, which,
he argued, were not less powerful than the economic argu­
ments. “ As long as nine out of ten people in every country
think that the gold standard is best, it is best,” said the for­
mer Chancellor of the British Exchequer. “ One of the great­
est advantages of the gold standard is its moral effect. A
nation will think better of itself, will regard itself as more
honest, if its currency is convertible into gold.” Sir Harry
Goschen, as head of the National Provincial Bank, also rec­
ommended the removal of the gold export embargo as soon
as there is a reasonable certainty that exports will not have
to be checked by an increased bank rate if they become topheavy. Walter Leaf, as Chairman of the Westminster Bank,
speaking at the shareholders’ meeting, expressed himself
with greater reserve, saying: “At present Britain is some­
what dangerously dependent on current nublic opinion in the
United States,” and adding that he regarded the continued
maintenance of exchange at parity as more o f a problem
than he did the restoration of the pound sterling to a gold
basis. He expressed the belief that the time had come for
a conference of the national banks of issue of the world for
the formulation of a plan of co-operation for the management
of gold reserves. He said such a conference was called for
in the report of the Geneva Conference.
A feature of the foreign financing in this country during
January was that it took the form largely of extending aid
to private corporate undertakings rather than loans to for­
eign Governments, though these latter were not entirely
lacking— one of these being the extending of a one-year
credit for $40,000,000 to the Danish Government. The bring­
ing out in this country of two foreign industrial loans the
previous month was mentioned in our review for that month.
During January a $12,000,000 issue o f 5-year 7% gold bonds
of the August Thyssen Iron & Steel Works (August ThyssenHutte Gewerkschaft) and Affiliated Mining & Sales Com­
panies, one of the most prominent German iron and steel con­
cerns, was brought out; also $10,000,000 7% bonds of Sie­
mens & Halske (A. G.) Siemens Schuckertwerke (G. m.
b. H .), one of the largest electrical manufacturing companies
in the world, and which did a gross business of $92,000,000
in 1924 and owns 26 factories at various points in Germany,
was floated in this country; likewise, $10,000,000 Allgemeine
Elektricitats Gesellschaft (General Electric Co., Germany)
20-year 7% gold debentures; also $3,000,000 7% 30-year gold
bonds of the Rima Steel Corporation, this being the short
English designation for the Rimamurany-Salgotarjan Iron
Works, Ltd., by far the largest iron and steel manufacturing
enterprise in Hungary, found a market in this country, be­
sides some minor flotations of the same kind, the details re­
garding all of which will be found further along in this
article. Moreover, more are appearing in February.
With reference to the further rise in grain prices, this
reached large dimensions, and $2 wheat in Chicago, which
had been predicted last summer, became an assured fact.
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rise, which for the month reached over 20c. a bushel, and
stress was laid chiefly on the reduced crop yield of 1924, the
Dominion of Canada being responsible for the greater part
of the falling off (the final estimate of Canada’s wheat crop
for the year 1924, made public by the Dominion Bureau of
Statistics, placing the total at only 262,097,000 bushels, as
against 474,199,000 bushels in 1923), but with an insistent
foreign demand for American wheat, some of which came
from countries which are usually exporters of wheat instead
of importers. Spculation was rampant and wheat sales on
the Chicago Board of Trade Jan. 28 reached 111,827,000
bushels, the highest since the war. The May option at Chi­
cago, after first declining from $1 80% Jan. 2 to $1 73% Jan.
6, thereafter moved up almost uninterruptedly, day by day,
until Jan. 28, when the price touched $2 05% ; the close Jan.
31 was $2 02%, which compares with $111% on the same date
in 1924. The July option for wheat at Chicago, after moving
down from $1 55% Jan. 2 to $1 50% Jan. 5, rose to $1 73%
Jan. 28, and closed at $170% Jan. 31. Corn also moved
higher. The May option at Chicago, after declining from
$1 30% Jan. 2 to $1 25% Jan. 6, advanced to $1 37% Jan. 19,
and closed Jan. 31 at $135%. The range for the July corn
option was $126 Jan. 5 and $138 Jan. 30, with the close
Jan. 31 at $1 36%. Oats fluctuated within much narrower
extremes and showed no important advance for the month
as a whole. The May oats option at Chicago dropped from
64%c. Jan. 2 to 59%c. Jan. 6, but was up to 64%c. Jan. 30,
with the close Jan. 31 63%c. The July oats option first fell
from 63%c. Jan. 2 to 59%c. Jan. 6, then reached 65%c. Jan.
30, with the close Jan. 31 64%c. The rise in wheat brought
with it an advance in bread prices at a number of points.
As regards other food prices, however, sugar, already low,
declined to still lower levels. Here the cause was a large
expansion in crop yields, particularly in the case of the
Cuban production and in the sugar beet output of Europe.
The range of Cuban raw sugar sugar during the month was
2 13-16c. to 3c., with the price Jan. 31 2 27-32c., against 2%c.
Dec. 31. The wholesale price of refined sugar at the differ­
ent refineries in this part of the country on Jan. 31 ranged
between 6.00c. and 6.10c.; on Dec. 31 most of the refiners
quoted 6%c., with the American Sugar Refining Co. and two
minor refiners leaving their quotation at 7.10c. Coffee
prices, however, were maintained at close to the high levels
of the previous month, the controlling element here being
diminished supplies from Brazil. No. 7 Rio was quoted at
22%c. Jan. 31, against 24c. Dec. 31.
The revival in general trade in the United States did not
make as much headway in January as had been expected.
A cautious and conservative spirit appeared again to be
growing up. Requisitions against orders already placed
were large, indicating good consumptive capacity, but the
placing of new orders proceeded rather slowly and with
rather diminished confidence, there being an evident disposi­
tion to await developments for the purpose of seeing whether
the present extreme spurt of activity could be maintained,
say, after the end of the first quarter of the year, -when in
1924 such a tremendous slump in industry occurred. This
was true even of the iron and steel industry, where produc­
tive capacity is at present engaged almost to the limit. The
“ Iron Trade Review” in its issue of Jan. 29 said that some of
the recent snap had gone out of the iron and steel market,
following the slowing dowm of new business and specifica­
tions against contracts which had become noticeable during
the last two weeks. It said that how much of this was due
to the tremendous shipments the mills had been making,
thereby satisfying the pressing need of buyers, and how
much to a slower movement in the expansion of consumption,
could not be definitely stated. Apparently the industry had
been making steel ingots in January at the rate of well over
45,000,000 tons annually, a sustained basis that has been
duplicated by comparatively few periods in the past. The
question being raised in the industry was as to how long the
present high-speed production of 90% to 95% could be main­
tained. As yet there were no signs of any material slacken­
ing, and price advances on finished steel were announced by
various independent mills to apply to second quarter busi­
ness. Plates, shapes and bars were raised $2 per ton by
large makers at Youngstown and Pittsburgh. Sheets were
similarly advanced by mills at Chicago and in the Youngs­
town district. With no appreciable pressure yet being made
by buyers to be covered on second quarter tonnage, it was
judged that these advances were intended more to stimulate
specifications against present contracts than to book addi­
tional future tonnage. Pig iron prices eased o ff somewhat
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month, and trade reports showed that foreign competition
was being met with in both iron and steel. Henry Ford was
reported to have placed an order for 10,500 tons of Belgian
rails and the Interborough Rapid Transit Co. of this city was
said to be negotiating with European mills for 5,000 tons.
The “ Iron Age” of this city reported on Jan. 29 that “ the
competition of both India and Dutch irons continues to be
felt along the Atlantic seaboard, and in its issue of Jan. 22
said that “ the arrival at Philadelphia in the past week of
5,000 tons of French pig iron, 1,800 tons of Indian and 1,500
tons from the United Kingdom indicates that foreign com­
petition cannot be ignored.” An unsettling factor was the
weakness which developed in coke prices and there wrere
intimations that the wages of the workers in the coke ovens
would again have to be reduced after the recent advance.
There was a further large increase in the production of pig
iron in January, the “ Iron Age” reporting the make of iron
for the month at 3,367,264 tons, against 2,961,702 tons in De­
cember, 2,509,673 tons in November and only 1,784.899 tons
the previous July. The output was larger even than in Janu­
ary 1924, when the make was 3,018,890 tons. The ‘Iron
Age” made the composite price of finished steel Jan. 27
2.560c. per pound, the same as on Dec. 29, but comparing
with 2.7S9c. Jan. 29 1924 and a 10-year pre war average of
1.689c. The composite price of pig iron Jan. 27 was .$22 50
per gross ton, against $22 17 Dec. 29, and comparing with
$22 69 on Jan.29 1924 and a 10-yr. pre-war average of $15 72.
The minor metals showed a declining tendency the latter
part of the month, after a further advance the early part.
Lake copper in New York, after moving up from 15c. to
15*4c., was lS ^ c . Jan. 31, and electrolytic copper, after ris­
ing from 14%c. to 14%c., fell off to 14%c. Jan. 22, with the
quotation Jan. 31 14%c. Lead at New York moved up from
10.15c. Jan. 2 to 10.60c. Jan. 12, then declined to 9%c. Jan.
31. Tin at New York touched 60.50c. Jan. 5, but was down
to 56.00c. Jan. 20 and was quoted at 57%c. Jan. 30. One of
the notable developments of the month was a further gen­
eral advance in the price of petroleum and its various prod­
ucts. Advances of this kind were too numerous to admit of
detailed notice, but it may be noted that Pennsylvania crude
oil was further marked up from $3 a barrel to $3 25, that
Mid-Continent crude was marked up from $1 25 to $1 50 for
36 deg. and above. And as illustrating the advance in gaso­
line prices, the Standard Oil Co. of New York made the
tank wagon price in New York and New England 19M;C. Jan.
31, against 15c. Dec. 31. Collapse of Wortham oil field in
Texas was mainly responsible for the advance In oil, pro­
duction falling from a peak of 167,000 bbls. per day Jan. 15
to 76,000 bbls.
The textile trades continued in rather poor shape, particu­
larly in the case of cotton manufacturing, and this consti­
tuted one of the sore spots in the situation. Further wage
reductions, generally of 10%, -were announced in different
parts of New England, this being with a view to keeping the
mills fully employed and be able to turn out goods at figures
that would appeal to the consuming public. The effort, how­
ever, to reduce idleness and keep mills and factories fully
employed, did not entirely succeed. On the one hand, the
wage reductions were in some instances, though not gen­
erally, resisted by the operatives, and on the other hand,
where no interference with work ensued from that cause, it
was found that the demand for goods was not sufficient to
absorb the full volume of the enlarged product. An instance
in point was the announcement which came from Manches­
ter, N. H., under date of Jan. 27, that operatives in the wor­
sted department of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Co. were
working on a 50% basis, as against 90% previously, “gen­
eral business conditions” having forced an all-around curtail­
ment of operations and the adoption of a five-day-a-week
schedule even after a reduction in (be prices of some goods.
The most important development of the month was un­
doubtedly the putting into effect of the 10% wage reduction
at both Fall River and New Bedford. At Fall River about
30 corporations, who are members of the Fall River Cotton
Manufacturers’ Association, after a meeting attended by the
Executive Committee of the Association and the Fall River
Textile Council representing five unions, agreed to put the
10% reduction into effect Jan. 12. It was said that prac­
tically every cotton manufacturing corporation in the city,
with one or two exceptions, would be benefited by the cut
and that the number of workers affected was between 20,000
and 25,000. Many thousands o f these operatives had been
out of work for almost a year as the result of curtailment in
Fall River cotton manufacturing. It was said that the an­
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any increase in production. The Fall River labor unions on
Jan. 7 accepted this wage reduction of 10% fixed for Jan. 12.
Nevertheless, the wage decrease caused a strike in one or
more departments of three mills and brief trouble in one
department of another m ill; 400 weavers walked out. While
there was a considerable gain in operations as compared
with the previous extreme inactivity, production being esti­
mated at fully 65% o f the normal in Fall River as a whole,
still a number of plants failed to resume work on Jan. 12.
On Jan. 29 100 fine goods weavers at the Doval mills, who
had been on strike for two weeks in protest against the 10%
wage cut, returned to work. The agreement under which
this action was taken was declared satisfactory by the
operatives, although it was admitted that the wage reduc­
tion had not been rescinded. At New Bedford, Mass., the
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association voted on Jan. 9 to make
the reduction effective Jan. 19. It was estimated that the
reduction would affect approximately 40,000 operatives in
New Bedford and that the mills were operating at 80% of
capacity, so that 32,000 workers were actually employed, or
about double the scale the previous May. The operatives,
speaking cf them as a whole, went to work on Jan. 19 on the
basis of this lower wage scale. There was, however, a more
or less sullen attitude on the part of the weavers and some
other operatives and this led to minor strikes at some of the
mills. A general strike at the very outset was narrowly
averted, the secret ballot among the New Bedford operatives
to decide whether to accept the 10% wage decrease having
resulted in a majority of votes being cast in favor of striking,
though the necessary two-third majority was lacking. The
local union in announcing the result of the ballot said that
“ the textile workers of this city in voting to accept, by a
minority vote, a reduction in wages at this time, did so only
with the belief that in the near future a much more prosper­
ous condition of business will assert itself that will provide
a more favorable opportunity to make the fight for a re­
adjustment of wages.” They expressed the opinion that the
New Bedford manufacturers had not cut wages “ because
they thought it was warranted, but simply for the reason
that other localities have done so.” Newspaper dispatches
stated that “ while no official information had been given out
as to the action of the individual unions, it was learned that
the weavers had voted 4 to 1 in favor of a strike, while the
loom fixers had lacked only 33 votes of the necessary twothirds to carry the strike vote. The mule spinners voted in
favor of a strike by a clear majority, but their vote did not
reach the required two-thirds. The carders and ring spin­
ners voted against a strike, while the results of the balloting
in other locals were not divulged.” Many of the striking
weavers later returned to work. This was the case with 75
striking weavers and loom fixers of the Devon Mills, Inc.,
and the Fiske Tire & Rubber Co., who voted Tuesday, Jan.
27, to return to work, a settlement having been reached at
a conference with the mill officials. It had previously been
announced, though, that all departments of the Devon
mills had been closed down Jan. 23 until Feb. 2, owing to the
“ unbalanced condition in the mills.”
Conditions, however, throughout New England were de­
cidedly uneven and the action of the operatives with refer­
ence to the wage decrease was also far from uniform. For
instance, reports on Jan. 29 stated that the Limerick mills of
Limerick, Me., which until recently had been operating on a
schedule of three days a week, were now operating full time
and that the Goodall Worsted Co., another Maine company,
had also speeded up production somewhat and was running
full time in certain departments, while the Sanford Plush
Co. of Sanford, Me., was now operating on a full-time sched­
ule with night operations in some departments. On the other
hand, advices from Chicopee, Mass., on Jan. 28 stated that
the Dwight Manufacturing Co. had closed down its entire
plant, employing 12,000 operatives, as a result of a walk-out
of 150 weavers, who had struck when a 10% wage reduction
was put into effect on Jan. 27. In like manner 400 employees
in the Greenhalgh cotton mills at Pawtucket, R. I., voted on
Jan. 25 to go on strike Feb. 2 unless the 10% wage reduction
was rescinded, "which the company’s officials said was out
of the question. Taking the cotton textile industry as a
whole, its condition was far from satisfactory. The woolen
goods business also might be in better shape. At some of the
foreign auction sales prices of wool declined and in Boston
a somewhat easier tone was reported. Business in raw wool
is apparently backward. Silk goods have been in fair de­
mand. Raw silk was somewhat lower, being quoted here on
Jan. 31 at $6 70@$6 80 for Kansai double extra cracks,
against $6 90@$7 00 a pound on Dec. 31, $6 65@$6 75 Nov. 29,

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$6 20@$6 30 Oct. 31 and $5 95@$6 00 Sept. 30. Crude rubber,
after the sharp rise of previous months showed some reac­
tion and smoked ribbed sheets for spot delivery Jan. 31 were
36c. and first latex crepe 36c., against 40c. for both Dec. 31.
The British Government early in February approved an in­
crease of 5% in the exports from Malaya, from 60% to 65%,
for the quarter beginning Feb. 1.
The cotton market moved within narrow limits during
January. Conclusive evidence that the Agricultural Depart­
ment had underestimated the size of the crop came on Jan.
23, when the Census Bureau reported that 13,308,037 bales
had actually been ginned up to Jan. 16, while the Agricul­
tural Bureau had put the total yield at not more than 13,153,000 bales, this comparing with an actual production in
1923, according to the Census figures, of 10,139,671 bales.
However, exports continued to run ahead of those of the
previous season, while domestic consumption also kept grow­
ing, even though the cotton manufacturing industry was
far from being in a satisfactory shape, as has already been
indicated. Speculative activity was wholly lacking and spot
cotton here in New York fluctuated within a range of less
than lc. a pound, though the fluctuations in future options
were somewhat larger. Middling upland spot cotton at New
York was 24.05c. Jan. 31, against 24.20c. Jan. 2 and 24.85c.
Dec. 31. The high figure for the month was 24.30c., quoted
Jan. 3 and again Jan. 12 and Jan. 13, and the low figure was
23.45c., touched on Jan. 23. Print cloths at Fall River in
the 28-inch, 64 x 64 construction, were marked down from
7%c. to 7 c. on Jan. 8, up again to 7%c. Jan. 13 and down
once more to 7% Jan. 28.
Bad weather was somewhat o f a drawback to trade in
certain lines. There were repeated snow storms here in the
East, and in this city the fall of snow was the heaviest of
any January in the history of the local weather bureau,
reaching 26.2 inches. This compares with only 2.6 inches in
January last year, and with 21.9 in January 1923, this latter
having also been a month of very heavy snowfall. A storm
which came towards the end of the month— that is Thursday,
Jan. 29 and extending into Friday, Jan. 3 0 --proved particv
larly mischievous in New York State. The New York Cen­
tral RR. reported it as the worst in its history, especially
between Albany and Rochester, causing considerable delay
in the running of trains. The Twentieth Century train from
Chicago was almost 16 hours late in reaching the Grand Cen­
tral Terminal in New York City. It is due at 9.40 a. m., but
did not arrive until 1.18 and 1.33 the following morning
(Saturday), coming in two sections.
Offerings of new securities during January were on an
extensive scale, the floating of several extremely large issues
having occurred. The largest offering of the month was the
$125,000,000 Amer. Tel. & Tel. Co. 35-year sink. fd. 5% deben­
tures, which were sold by a syndicate headed by J. P. Mor­
gan & Co. and Kuhn, Loeb & Co., at 95 & int., to yield over
5.30%. National City Co., Blair & Co., Inc., and First Trust
& Savings Bank, Chicago, placed $50,000,000 Sinclair Crude
Oil Purchasing Co. 3-year 6% notes, ser. “A,” at 99% & int.,
to yield over 6.25%. Bankers offered $30,000,000 10-30-year
Federal Land Bank 4% % bonds at 101%% & int., to yield
over 4.30% to the red. date (1935) and 4% % thereafter to
redemption or maturity. A syndicate headed by Lee, Higginson & Co. sold $30,000,000 Edison Electric Illuminating
Co. of Boston 3-year 4% % coupon notes at 99.31 & int.,
to yield about 4% % . J. P. Morgan & Co. headed a syn­
dicate which disposed of $16,092,000 Chicago & Western
Indiana RR. Co. 1st & ref. mtge. 5% % bonds, ser. “ A,” at 97
& int., to yield nearly 5.70%. $15,000,000 Public Service
Electric & Gas Co. 6% cum. pref., 1925 series, was offered
by Drexel & Co. and Bonbright & Co., Inc., at 95 & int., to
yield 6.32%. Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Hallgarten & Co. and Cas­
satt & Co. placed $12,500,000 Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp.
1st mtge. 15-year 6% % bonds at 97% & int., to yield over
6% % to maturity. W. A. Harriman & Co.. Inc., and Blair &
Co., Inc., sold $10,000,000 The Cuba Co. 10-year secured 6%
conv. bonds at 98% & int., to yield 6.20%. $10,000,000 10year 5% bonds of the Union Oil Co. o f Calif, were placed by
Dillon, Read & Co., Blair & Co., Inc., N. Y., and Union Trust
Co., Cleveland, at 96 & int., to yield over 5% % . S. W. Straus
& Co., Inc., brought out $8,000,000 Chicago Produce District
1st mtge. 6% serial bonds at prices ranging from 98.41 &
int. to 100.75 & int., to yield from 5.60% to 6.15%, according
to maturity. Mellon National Bank of Pittsburgh, Edward
Lowber Stokes & Co., Phila., and Hambleton & Co. of Balti­
more, sold at prices to yield from 4% to 4.65%, according
to maturity, $6,000,000 Norfolk & Western Railway 4% %
equipment trust certificates. John Nickerson & Co. an­



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nounced an oversubscription to an offering of 200,000 shares of Associated Gas & Electric Co. Class A stock at
$26 per share. A group of bankers disposed of $5,000,000
Pacific Steamship Co. ( “ The Admiral Line” ) 1st pref. ma­
rine equip, mtge. 6% % serial bonds at prices to yield from
5% to 6% % , according to maturity. Dillon, Read & Co.
headed a syndicate which sold $5,000,000 A. M. Byers Co.
1st mtge. 6% bonds at 99 & int., to yield over 6.08%. $5,000,000 Consumers Power Co. 6.6% cum. pref. stock was brought
out by Bonbright & Co., Inc., and Hodenpyl, Hardy & Co.,
Inc., at $100 a share and accrued divs. from Jan. 1 1925.
In addition to the foregoing offerings of domestic issues
a number of large issues of foreign corporations were floated
in this market. $25,000,000 The Bell Telephone Co. of Can­
ada 1st mtge. 5% bonds, ser. “ A,” were placed by a syndi­
cate headed by Lee, Higginson & Co., at 98 & int., yielding
over 5.13%. Dillon, Read & Co. sold $12,000,000 August
Thyssen Iron & Steel Works (August Thyssen-Hutte Gewerkschaft) 5-year 7% sink, fund mtge. bonds at 98% & int.,
to yield over 7.35%. $10,000,000 Allgemeine Elektricitats
Gesellschaft (General Electric Co., Germany) 20-year sink,
fund 7% debentures were disposed of by the National City
Co. at 93% & int., to yield 7.70%. Dillon, Read & Co. headed
a syndicate which placed $10,000,000 Siemens & Halske
(A. G.) and Siemens Schuckertwerke (G. m. b. H.) ($5,000,000 3-year 7% bonds and $5,000,000 10-year 7% bonds) at
99 & int., to yield 7.37% for 3-year bonds and 96% & int.,
minimum yield 7.64% for 10-year bonds.
Dividend changes announced during January were again
quite numerous. Among the companies increasing their
distributions were some important corporations. Atch. Top.
& Santa Fe raised its quar. div. on com. from 1% % to 1% % .
Chicago City & Connecting Ry. coll, trust decl. a div. of $1
per share on its partic. pref. shares, being the first distribu­
tion since January 1918. Houston & Texas Central RR. re­
sumed payment of divs. Amer. Smelt. & Refining Co. in­
creased its div. on com. from 1% % to 1% % quar. Three
monthly divs. of 15c. per share were decl. on Orpheum Cir­
cuit, Inc., com., as against 12%c. monthly paid previously.
The quar. div. on Commonwealth Power Corp. com. was
raised from $1 to $1 50 per share. Municipal Service Co.
increased its quar. div. on com. from 40c. to 50c. a share.
The Tri-City Ry. & Lt. Co. deck four quar. divs. of 2% % on
its com. stock, as compared with 2% paid previously. The
quar. div. on American Brick Co. com. was raised from 15c.
to 25c. per share. Deere & Co. of Moline deck a quar. div. of
1% on its 7% cum. pref., as against % of 1% paid quar. from
December 1921 to December 1924, incl. Missouri Portland
Cement Co. increased its quar. div. from 1% % to 2%. The
semi-ann. div. on H. K. Mulford Co., Phila., capital stock
was raised from 2% to 2% % . Cities Service Co. announced
that all of the scrip divs. paid on its com. stock since July
1 1921 would be redeemed and that monthly cash divs. of
% o f 1% and monthly stock divs. of % of 1% would be
resumed commencing with the Mar. 1 1925 payment. Divs.
were resumed by Pressed Steel Car Co. on its non-cum. pref.
stock. Fisk Rubber Co. resumed on its 1st pref. Asbestos
Corp. of Canada, Ltd., resumed on com. Eagle & Blue Bell
Mining Co. resumed divs. Divs. were also resumed by Mo­
hawk Mining Co. An initial div. of 1% % was deck by Amer.
Water Works & Elec. Co., Inc., on its com. stock. Chas.
Freshman Co., Inc., deck an initial quar. div. of 50c. per
share and an extra of 12%c. per share on com. An initial
quar. div. of 1% was deck on Celite Co. com. Nash Motors
Co. deck an extra of $2 50 per share in add’n to its regular
semi-ann. div. of $3 50 per share. Gillette Safety Razor Co.
deck an extra of 12%c. per share. An extra of 2% was deck
on Harbison-Walker Refractories Co. com. United Electric
Light Co. deck an extra of 2%. Homestake Mining Co. deck
an extra of $1 per share. S. S. Kresge Co. deck a stock div.
of 50% on com. Mercantile Stores Co. deck a stock div.
payable in com. & pref. stock, each holder of one share of
com. to receive two add’l shares of com. and one share of
pref. S. Slater & Sons, Inc., paid a 100% stock div. A stock
div. of 10% was deck by National Refining Co. on its com.
shares. Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co. deck a 25% stock div.
on com. A 66 2-3% stock div. was deck by Bond & Mtge.
Guarantee Co.
On the other hand, there were a few companies which
reduced or passed their disbursements. No action was taken
on the semi-ann. div. on Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry.
com. stock usually deck at this time. St. Lawrence Flour
Mills Co., Ltd., reduced its quar. div. on com. from 1% %
to 1%. Barnard Mfg. Co. o f Fall River cut its quar. div.
from 1% % to 1%. The quar. div. on Sagamore Mfg. Co.

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capital stock was decreased from 5% to 3%. Merchants Mfg. only in individual cases, such as American Woolen com.,
Co. decl. a quar. div. of 1%, as against 1% % previously paid. which on Jan. 29 sold down to 49%, against 64% Jan. 6.
Massachusetts Cotton Mills reduced its quar. div. from $2 United States Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry com. was again
to $150 per share. Mexican Seaboard Oil Co. omitted the prominent among the specialties, and touched 185 Jan. 28,
against 160 Jan. 5, while Mack Trucks com. got up to 139%
quar. div. usually paid at this time. Pennsylvania Coal & Jan. 30, against 117 Jan. 16, and American Can com. ad­
Coke Co. passed its quar. div. Rickenbacker Motor Co. de­ vanced to 169% Jan. 29, against 158% Jan. 16. The motor
ferred action on the div. due Jan. 15 1925. Action was de­ stocks also were conspicuous for their forward movement
ferred on the quar. div. on Thos. G. Plant Co. 7% cum. 1st the latter part o f the month, and General Motors com.
pref. Consumers Co., Chicago, also deferred divs. on its 7% touched 75% Jan. 23, against 64% Jan. 5. Nash Motors
made a spectacular rise, reaching 290 Jan. 19, against 193%
cum. pref.
Jan. 5. Chandler Motor, however, was weak and declined
The stock market experienced some violent fluctuations to 28% Jan. 22 from 36% Jan. 3. Among the oil stocks At­
during January, and these were not all in an upward direc­ lantic Refining reached 116% Jan. 30, against 95% Jan. 2 ;
tion. While it cannot be said that the rise in prices, which Tide Water Oil 148% Jan. 31, against 130 Jan. 2 ; Pan Amer­
has been almost uninterruptedly in progress since the Presi­ ican Petroleum & Transport com. 71% Jan. 31, against 64
Jan. 8, Skelly Oil 29% Jan. 31, against 24% Jan. 6, Sinclair
dential election early in November, met with a serious Oil 24% Jan. 31, against 17 Jan. 6, Marland Oil 46% Jan. 31,
check, there was more than one occasion during the month against 38% Jan. 2, and Independent Oil & Gas 23% Jan. 31,
when prices tumbled badly, and though the tone of the mar­ against 13% Jan. 5. In the bond market the high grade
ket was in no degree impaired by any of these downward issues were fractionally higher, while the speculative or
dips, and the general upward trend of values was not semi-speculative issues moved upward with the course of
changed thereby, there was no longer that feeling of unre­ stock prices.
VOLUM E OF BUSINESS ON TH E STOCK E X C H A N G E .
strained buoyancy which had previously prevailed and
Month of January—
1925.
1924.
1923.
1922.
which really boded no good had it continued its sway over
Stock sales— No. of shares.. 41,570,543
26,857,386
19,914,827
16,472,377
speculation. To say this is to indicate that the bull move­ Bond sales (par value)—
ment was kept more nearly within normal, rational limits.
R R. and misc. bonds_____ $255,712,300 $203,287,000 $158,277,000 $47,351,300
U .S . Government bonds.. 59,440,300
92,088,000
75,240,250
66,661,900
There was evidently extensive liquidation at times in cer­
State, munlc.&foreign bds. 49,414,550
33,152,000
51,273,500
10,610,000
tain groups of stocks, with a view to realizing profits, and
Total bond sales...................$364,567,150 $328,527,000 $284,790,750 $124,723,200
also no doubt there was selling on a large scale to check
skyrocket performances. For it seems beyond question that
After the slight stiffening of money rates during Decem­
powerful bull interests are in control of the market and are ber the money market in January relaxed again and the
engineering its movements in no small degree. The steel tendency was towards growing ease, as is to be expected at
this time of the year, and yet there were occasional small
stocks and the oil shares were the strongest features, and
some of the low-priced “ rails,” with good prospects, again upward spurts in the call loan branch of the market. These
latter were due entirely to local conditions. The flow of
came into prominence, after having been allowed to flag for money from the interior is normally towards the financial
a time. The market opened the new year on Friday, Jan. 2, centre during January, the demands of the agricultural sec­
with a rush, and a turnover o f more than 2,000,000 shares tions for funds with which to move the crops having been
was recorded at the close of the first day’s acitvities. Spec­ satisfied and farmers being engaged in liquidating their
tacular advances occurred in some of the specialties, par­ loans at local institutions out of the proceeds of the sales
of their produce. The present season these proceeds have
ticularly in the radio stocks, Radio Corporation of America been running far larger than the ordinary by reason of the
showing a gain of 13 points and American Bosch Magneto a extraordinarily high prices the agricultural classes have
rise of 15%%. The railroad shares, however, were also in been realizing, at least in the case of grain, which constituted
good demand at advancing prices, particularly some of the a strong inducement to early and quick marketing. On the
high grade properties like Atchison and New York Central, other hand, outside the agricultural districts the general
while certain other stocks like American Car & Foundry and business of the country did not increase as rapidly as had
been expected when trade revival started with so much vim
General Electric also distinguished themselves by their after the Presidential election the early part of last Novem­
activity. The next day (Jan. 3) was Saturday and a ber, and accordingly, the mercantile demand for accommo­
half-holiday, but in the two hours’ business nearly 1,500,000 dation at the banks was at no time during January strongly
shares were dealt in, and the market fairly boiled, moving in evidence. Nevertheless, there were, as already indicated,
upward by leaps and bounds. A wild rush of outside buying occasional minor spurts in call loan rates on the Stock Ex­
change. Dealings on the Stock Exchange were of some­
orders, regardless of prices, almost overwhelmed the Ex­ what smaller volume than in December, but new loans in
change, the tickers running anywhere from 15 to 20 minutes considerable profusion were brought out during the month,
behind. The chief feature of this remarkable session was some of which, like the Amer. Tel. & Tel. Co. offering of
the spectacular rise of United States Steel common, which $125,000,000 35-year debentures, were of large magnitude,
took the lead, recording a net advance of 2% points, and it and the financing of these at times led to the calling of loans
and produced temporary dislocation of funds. As in Decem­
deserves to be noted that Steel common was a source of ber, gold exports were heavy, but in the plethoric condition
great strength to the market all through the month. This of the Federal Reserve banks as regards gold holdings, this
will appear when we say that against 119% Jan. 2 Steel exercised no influence whatever upon the money market.
common on Jan. 23 reached a high figure of 129%. The fol­ The latter part of the month preparations for the 1st of Feb­
lowing Monday, however, Jan. 5, when apparently every­ ruary payments had the effect of accentuating the demand
thing seemed staged for a further sensational rise, the mar­ for call loans. Contrariwise, some of the oil companies
which had been financing their large oil holdings through
ket quite unexpectedly suffered a violent break, which temporary borrowing, greatly improved their position by
forced many of the speculative favorites 3 to 5 points below floating permanent loans. On Jan. 2 the range for call
the previous Saturday’s transactions. Total sales reached loans on the Stock Exchange was still 4@ 5% , but by Jan. 8
2,342,610 shares. Under the leadership of the oil stocks, the range had declined to 2 @ 2 % % . On Jan. 15 some loans
United States Steel and the high grade dividend paying rails, were again reported as high as 4%, followed, however, by
a renewed drop to 2 % @ 3 % , which was the range for Jan. 20,
the market quickly recovered, but renewed breaks occurred 21 and 22. On Jan. 26 there came a spurt to 4% % , but on
on several different days in succeeding weeks. In fact, it Jan. 28, 29 and 30 all loans on the Exchange were at 3% % .
may be said that in the week ending Jan. 17 the speculation Jan. 31 was Saturday, on which day new loans are never
for higher prices suffered a substantial setback. Under arranged, the loans made on Friday standing until the fol­
tremendous liquidation, assisted by bear operations, a large lowing Monday. The renewal rate, at which the bulk of the
and general decline occurred, the losses on some days run­ business is always done, was 5% Jan. 2; 3% % Jan. 5 and 6 ;
3% Jan. 7; 2% % Jan. 8 and Jan. 9; 3% Jan. 12, 13 and 14;
ning all the way from 3 to 10 points. The last two weeks of 3% % Jan. 15 and 16; 3% % Jan. 19; then 3% to and includ­
the month the upward movement was resumed under the ing Jan. 26; 4% Jan. 27 and 3% % for the remainder of the
leadership of the oil shares (which continued to gain favor month.
because of repeated advances in the price of crude petroleum
Time money at the beginning of the month was quoted at
and gasoline), the steel stocks and the railroad list. On 3% % per annum for 60-day loans and at 3 % @ 4 % for loans
some of these days the market displayed considerable hesi­ running from 90 days to six months. From this there was a
tancy, and more or less uncertainty was felt as to its course. decline to 3% % for 60 days, 3 % @ 3 % % for 90 days and
The volume of trading consequently was on a reduced scale. 3% % for four to five months; six months paper remaining
As the end of the month approached, renewed activity at at 3% @ 4% . The latter part of January, however, on
rising prices developed, and on Thursday, Jan. 29, the vol­ preparations for the Feb. 1 disbursements, quotations
ume of business again went above the 2,000,000 mark, the for some of the longer maturities were marked up
sales reaching 2,048,250 shares. Buoyancy in the oil shares fractionally again, so that the quotations Jan. 31 were 3% %
and renewed demand for the rails, particularly the low- for 60 days, 3 % @ 3 % % for 90 days and 3 % @ 4 % for four,
priced ones, were the features. Southern Railway com. ad­ five and six months. Commercial paper rates throughout
vanced to a new high figure, and the same may be said of a the month did not change from 3 % @ 3 % % for four to six
great many othes stocks, like Mo. Kan. & Tex. com. & pref. months names of choice character, with 3% @ 4 % asked for
and others in the Southwestern group. Weakness appeared names less well known. New England mill paper and the




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shorter choice names were usually dealt in at 3% % . A good
demand was noted at the close of the month, with country
banks the principal buyers. As to bankers’ acceptances, the
posted rate of the American Acceptance Council for call
loans naturally varied with the course of call loan rates on
the Stock Exchange; and, as against 4% at the opening of
January, the call loan rate against bankers’ acceptances de­
clined to 2% % early in the month, but was up again to 3%
at the close. The Acceptance Council made the discount
rate throughout the month on prime bankers’ acceptances
eligible for purchase by the Federal Reserve banks 3% bid
and 2% % asked for bills running 30 days, 3y8% bid and 3%
asked for bills running 60 to 90 days, 3% % bid and 3% %
asked for bills running 120 days and 3% % bid and 3% %
asked for bills running 150 and 180 days. There were no
changes during the month in the discount rates of any of the
Federal Reserve banks.
The Federal Reserve banks showed the changes incident
to the season when the member banks have no occasion to
avail of the extra facilities afforded by the Federal Reserve
institutions. Their bill holdings fell off and the amount of
Federal Reserve notes in circulation was reduced. The
changes really date from Dec. 24, rather than from Dec. 31.
Taking the results for the 12 Reserve banks combined, the
amount of Federal Reserve notes in circulation fell from
$1,941,747,000 Dec. 24 to $1,862,062,000 Dec. 31 and de­
clined each week thereafter throughout January, so that on
Jan. 28 the amount was down to $1,684,311,000. In like man­
ner their holdings of discounted bills, after falling from
$396,429,000 Dec. 24 to $314,128,000 Dec. 31, dropped still fur­
ther to $202,757,000 Jan. 21, but with an increase again to
$273,692,000 Jan. 28, nearly the whole of this increase oc­
curring at New York. Their purchases of open market ac­
ceptances also fell off, though much more slowly. The total
was $389,574,000 Dec. 24 and $387,100,000 Dec. 31, from
which there was a decline to $306,176,000 Jan. 21 and $307,767.000 Jan. 28. Their investments in Government securi­
ties were also reduced, the decrease being in the holdings of
certificates of indebtedness and Treasury notes. The aggre­
gate investment in Government securities declined from $537,879.000 Dec. 24 and $540,160,000 Dec. 31 to $394,064,000 Jan.
28. It follows, as a matter of course, that the grand aggre­
gate of their earning investments was heavily reduced, with
an increase again, however, in the last week of the month—
due almost entirely to the increase in that week in the redis­
counting at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, already
referred to. The amount of these earning assets, after de­
creasing from $1,331,932,000 Dec. 24 to $1,249,438,000 Dec. 31,
declined still further to $945,456,000 Jan. 21, with a re­
covery to $988,582,000 Jan. 28. It deserves to be noted that
the gold exports from the United States, which were such a
feature of financial affairs during both December and Janu­
ary, find little reflection in the returns of the Federal Re­
serve banks, when the comparison is extended over a series
of weeks. The amount, of course, varied more or less from
week to week, but on Jan. 28 was $2,939,386,000, against
$2,936,533,000 Dec. 31 and $2,912,819,000 Dec. 24. Going
back, however, several weeks further, we find that on Nov. 19
the grand aggregate of the gold reserve of the Reserve banks
then stood at $3,050,818,000. The further gold exports in
January were heavy, aggregating over $85,000,000, and it is
evident that during January, in order to avoid further dim­
inution of their gold reserves the Federal Reserve banks re­
tained much of the gold that passed through their hands in
the course of the daily operations of the banks.
At the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, as often hap­
pens to be the case because of the dominance of financial
operations at this centre over the ordinary mercantile busi­
ness, the changes were not on all fours with those for the 12
Reserve banks combined. We have already indicated that
there was a considerable increase in the bill holdings of the
New York Reserve Bank the last week of the month. As a
matter of fact, these bill holdings Jan. 28 were larger than
on Dec. 31. On this last mentioned date the amount was
$81,322,000. From this there was a drop to $59,357,000 Jan.
7, but an increase again to $87,707,000 Jan. 14. The New
York Clearing House banks had both in their return for
Jan. 3 and in that for Jan. 10 shown a deficiency below the
required legal reserve, and it is evident that these Clearing
House institutions resorted to increased borrowing at the
Reserve bank in order to correct this impairment of their
condition. The very next week the bill holdings of the New
York Reserve Bank fell to only $39,679,000, the member
banks having again reduced their borrowing at the Reserve
institution. The succeeding week, however, the member
banks in this district once more had recourse to the facilities
of the Reserve institution, and the bill holdings o f the latter
moved up to $84,501,000. The open market purchases of the
New York Federal Reserve Bank were heavily reduced the
first week of the month, but did not vary greatly the re­
mainder of the month; the total was $101,823,000 Dec. 31,
$66,567,000 Jan. 7, $71,848,000 Jan. 14, $62,279,000 Jan. 21
and $67,191,000 Jan. 28. The New York Reserve Bank con­
siderably reduced its investments in Government securities
and the amount for Jan. 28 was down to $114,512,000, against
$169,898,000 Dec. 31. As to the gold holdings, there is, of
course, greater opportunity to corral gold at the financial
centre than anywhere else in the country. On the other
hand it is here mainly where the greater part of the gold
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the New York Federal Reserve Bank managed to run up its
gold reserve from $959,602,000 to $986,596,000, notwithstand­
ing the gold exports. By Jan. 21 the amount was down to
$946,758,000, but by Jan. 28 the total was up again to $950,785,000 in face of the fact that gold exports were proceeding
on an even greater scale than before, though some of the
gold for the purpose was withdrawn from Philadelphia.
The New York Clearing House banks, as already noted,
showed a deficiency below the required legal reserves both in
their returns for Jan. 3 and for Jan. 10. On the first men­
tioned date the defciit was $3,105,510 and on Jan. 10 it was
$23,511,670. The very next week, however, a wonderful trans­
formation was effected and, in place of a deficit, a surplus
reserve in the huge sum of $70,260,320 was reported. This
change was brought about by increased borrowing at the
Federal Reserve Bank, as is evident from what has already
been said above, and also from the circumstance that the
Clearing House banks which had reported a decrease from
$636,288,000 Jan. 3 to $606,837,000 Jan. 10 in the amount of
their reserve held with legal depositories, now, in the return
for Jan. 17, showed an increase in that item to no less than
$694,209,000. The next week this reserve with the legal
depositories showed a decrease again, being reported at
$656,887,000 Jan. 24, while on Jan. 31 the amount was some­
what higher again at $661,699,000. Surplus reserve fol­
lowed a somewhat similar course, declining from $70,260,320
Jan. 17 to $41,611,340 Jan. 24 and increasing again to $52,029,100 Jan. 31. These Clearing House banks, however, were
under more or less pressure all through the month. This is
evident from the fact that the item of “ bills payable, redis­
counts, acceptances and other liabilities” kept steadily rising,
week by week, and Jan. 31 stood at $701,859,000, against
$537,537,000 Jan. 3. Loans, discounts and investments were
reduced week by week, and Jan. 31 were down to $5,404,854,000, against $5,549,337,000 Jan. 3. This brought with it a
corresponding reduction in deposits, which also moved to
stead.ly lower levels and were reported at $5,194,147,000 Jan.
31, against $5,430,929,000 Jan. 3.
RATES FOR M O N E Y AT N E W Y O R K . W E E K L Y .
Week Ending—
Jan. 2.
Jan. 9. Jan .16. Jan.23.
Call Loans on olock Exchange—
Range for week (mixed & ind. coll.) 4-5 'A
3-4
2 )4-3%
2-4'A
Week’s average (mixed & ind. coll.)
4%
3
3
3
Time Loans (M ixed & Indus. Coll. ) —
Sixty days_______________________ 2)4-3%
3 )4-3%
3)4
3)4
Ninety days_____________________ 3M-4
3 H -3 %
3)4-3% 3 )4-3%
3H -4
Four months_____________________ 3% -4
3%
3%
Five months_____________________ 3% -4
3% -4
3%
3H
3% -4
3% -4
3% -4
Six months______________________ 3M -4
Commercial Paper—
Double and single names—
3)4-3% 3 )4-3% 3 )4 -3 %
Prime 4 to 6 months_____________ 3)4-3%
3 % -4
3 % -4
3% -4
Good 4 to 6 months______________ 3% -4

Jan. 30
3-4%
3%
3%
3)4-3%
3%.-4
3% -4
3% -4
3 A -3 H
3 % -4

In the foreign exchange market the two distinctive fea­
tures of the month were the large gold exports and a further
rise in rates on London. The gold exports were looked upon
in some respects as largely special transactions, the out­
growth of the floating of foreign loans in this country. That
was certainly the case as regards the gold shipments to Ger­
many, which during the month reached a considerable aggre­
gate, large balances still standing to the credit of Germany
here out of the proceeds of the $110,000,000 German bonds
floated in this country last October. It was also the case
with reference to the smaller shipments of the metal to
other countries on the continent of Europe which have been
borrowing in the United States or have been obtaining cred­
its here during recent months. In addition there was during
January a steady stream of loan offerings on behalf of for­
eign private corporate undertakings, as noted further above,
this being in the nature of a new development, besides which,
however, some further foreign Government loans were also
placed here during January. But very heavy gold ship­
ments were likewise made to India and Australia. India
has been accumulating a large balance in her favor with the
outside world on her foreign trade in merchandise and both
countries, of course, have been greatly benefited by the high
prices ruling in the markets of the world for wheat. They
have therefore been in position to command gold, and the
gold shipments from the United States represent the deflect­
ing to this country of a demand for the metal on countries
indebted to India and Australia on their importations from
the same. The exports of the metal were apparently with­
out influence on the course of exchange rates at this centre.
The further rise in exchange on London after the steady
advance in preceding months was a notable development. It
brought the pound sterling to about 6c. from parity, denoting
the gradual approach to the normal after the upheaval pro­
duced by the war. All through the month there was talk of
the early resumption of full gold payments in Great Britain,
and the discussions in that respect were apparently not with­
out foundation, it being obviously only a matter of time, and
a very short time at that, when the event is to take place.
Demand bills on London early in the month (Jan. 9) touched
4 79%, this being an advance from 4 74% Jan. 2, and, after
a reaction which carried the rate down to 4 75% Jan. 14, re­
sumed its upward course and reached 4 80% Jan. 23, which
figure, too, was well maintained, as the range on the closing
day, Jan. 31, was 4 79% @ 4 79%. The accession of strength
nearly all through the month came almost entirely from
abroad, good buying of bills on foreign account being always
in evidence, though an additional factor in the advance was
the light offerings of commercial bills. The main underlying
cause of the strength was, of course, expectation that the

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MONTHLY REVIEW

British Government intended very shortly to announce its
return to a gold basis, and this expectation was the chief
topic of discussion in financial circles during practically the
whole of the month. Another element in the rise was un­
questionably the covering of short commitments by those
who had sold bills of exchange at materially lower levels.
Certain special circumstances operated in the same direction
at times, such as the accumulation of sterling by bankers
who had the previous month floated the Greek refugee loan
in this country. It should be noted, furthermore, that the
British pound sterling was put back at par in the United
States Postal Service for the first time since the war on Jan.
22, when, in accordance with orders of Postmaster-General
New, the rate of conversion for postal money orders payable
in Great Britain was fixed at $4 87 for one pound sterling.
The downward reactions in sterling which occurred at differ­
ent times during the month were usually the result of freer
offerings of commercial bdls and realizing sales to take
profits, with occasional falling o ff in the volume of foreign
buying, besides selling short by speculative operators.
In Continental exchange there were i j o large general fea­
tures, but a number of features bearing on exchange rates
for some of the separate countries. In a broad general way
it may be said that rates on a number of the Continental
countries were towards slightly lower levels. The French
franc moved rather irregularly up and down, the main influ­
ence being the discussions relating to the course to be pur­
sued by France in settling her indebtedness to the United
States. These discussions, on the other side, at least, par­
ticularly in the French Parliament, were decidedly heated at
times, and were not calculated to bring settlement any
nearer, while creating a bad impression as to French inten­
tions in the matter and in that sense acted to depress the
franc. From 5.43% Jan. 2 bankers’ checks on Paris declined
to 5.3314 Jan. 13, but thereafter recovered part of the loss,
sentimentally influenced, apparently, by the renewed
strength of sterling, with the result that on Jan. 22 the quo­
tation was back to 5.43% and on Jan. 31 the range was
5.42@5.42%. Belgian francs, on the other hand, moved to
substantially higher levels, and a notable development of the
month was the narrowing of the difference between the
French franc and the Belgian franc. At one time in the

recent past the spread between the quotations for Paris
francs and Antwerp francs was in the neighborhood of 100
points, while during January the difference was lessened
to 20@25 points. Checks on Antwerp declined from 5.01
Jan. 2 to 4.96 Jan. 6 and then moved rapidly upward until on
Jan. 28 a high point o f 5.22% was reached, which was only
18% points below the rate on Paris on the same day. On
Jan. 31 the rate was 5.19%. Among the factors mentioned
as responsible for the improvement in the Belgian rate were
the fact that the profits being realized from the Belgian
Congo were to be utilized for the stabilization o f the Belgian
franc and the negotiation the previous month in the United
States of the $50,000,000 Belgian loan. Another element in
the improvement was a growing belief among bankers that
there was no warrant for the big difference in value which
had existed between French and Belgian currency. The
Italian lire was weak at times because o f the political diffi­
culties surrounding the Mussolini Government, but partly
recovered as it appeared that the acute stage of the political
crisis had been surmounted, at least for the time being, and
aided by rumors that the Italian Government intended active
intervention for the support of the exchange market if
speculative interests did not cease their attacks, which
rumors led to a rush to cover short accounts. The lire on
bankers’ sight bills dropped from 4.23% Jan. 3 to 4.01 Jan.
15, but recovered to 4.19% Jan. 28 and was 4.17% Jan. 31.
Greek exchange was softer, which was attributed to the tem­
porary withdrawal of Governmental support by the Greek
National Bank as well as heavy selling against imports. The
Greek drachma on checks first advanced from 1.80% Jan. 2
to 1.82 Jan. 10, but then fell to 1.68% Jan. 26 and was 1.70@
1.71 Jan. 31. German exchange fluctuated only a trifle from
23.81 for the gold mark. The Bank of Germany made grad­
ual accessions to its gold holdings, while at the same time
showing a reduction in the outstanding total o f its note cir­
culation. The first week of January the reduction in note
circulation was 141,643,000 marks, the second week 153,5911.
000 marks and the third week 96,183,000 marks, all express*4,
in gold, with 351,240,000 marks increase the last week.
In the rates on the former neutral centres of Europe the
tendency was towards slightly lower levels. This applies
particularly to the Dutch guilder and the Swiss franc. The

RATES OF EXCH AN GE ON CO N TIN EN TA L CENTRES.
N o t e . — M e t h o d o f q u o t i n g F r e n c h , S w is s a n d B e l g i a n f r a n c s a n d I t a l i a n li r e c h a n g e d o n D e c . 1 1 920 t o s h o w
In c e n ts p er u n it.
T h e p r e v io u s m e t h o d o f q u o t i n g w a s t o g iv e t h e n u m b e r o f fr a n c s o r lir e t o t h e d o lla r .

t h e v a lu e o f a ll t h e s e d i f f e r e n t u n i t s

P a r is

S w is s

A m sterd a m

A n tw erp

I t a lia n

Francs

Francs

Guilders

Francs

Lire

Bankers'
Checks
1
HOLI
2 5 .4 1
0 5 .4 3 3 4
1 5 .4 0 3 4 a 5 .4 2 3 i
4
SUN
5 5 .3 8 3 4 a 5 . 3 9
6 5 .3 6
o 5 .3 8 3 4
7 5 .3 8 3 4 a o .4 0
8 5 .3 6
a 5 .3 8 3 4
9 5 .3 5
a 5 .3 7 34
IC 5 .3 4 % 0 5 . 3 5 %
11
SUN
12 5 .3 5 3 ^ 0 5 .3 7
ia 5 .3 3 3 4 0 5 .3 4 3 4
14 5 .3 3 3 4 a 5 .3 4 3 4
15 5 .3 5 3 4 0 5 . 3 8
16 5 .3 7 3 4 0 5 .4 0 3 4
17 5 .3 8 3 4 0 5 . 3 9
18
SU N
19 5 .3 8 3 4 0 5 .4 2 3 4
20
5 .3 8 3 4
21 5 .3 9
a 5 .3 9 3 4
2 2 5 .4 0 3 4 0 5 .4 3 3 4
2 3 5 .4 0 3 4 a 5 .4 1
2 4 5 .3 9
0 5 .4 0 3 4
25
SU N
2 6 5 .3 8
0 5 .3 9 3 4
2 7 5 .3 8 3 4 0 5 .4 1
5 .4 0 3 4 0 5 .4 1
2 9 5 .4 0
0 5 .4 1 3 4
3 0 5 .4 0
0 5 .4 1 3 4
31 5 .4 2
0 5 .4 2 3 4

Bankers'
Cables

Checks

DAY
HOLI
1 9 .4 9
5 .4 2
0 5 .4 4 3 4
0 .5 0
5 .4 1 3 4 0 5 .4 3 3 4 1 9 .4 9
DAY
SUN
1 9 .4 9
a. 5 0
5 .3 7 3 4 0 5 .4 0
0 .4 7 3 4
5 .3 7
0 5 .3 9 3 4 1 9 .4 7
5 .3 9 3 4 0 5 .4 1
1 9 .4 7
a .4 8
5 .3 7
0 5 .3 9 3 4 1 9 .4 4 3 4 o .4 6 34
5 .3 6
0 5 .3 8 3 4 1 9 .3 2 3 4 a .3 6 3 4
a .3 2
5 .3 5 3 4 0 5 .3 6 3 4 1 9 .2 3
DAY
SU N
5 .3 6 3 4 a 5 .3 8
1 9 .2 6 3 4 o .3 0 3 4
5 .3 4 3 4 0 5 .3 4 3 4 1 9 .2 7 3 4 o .3 0
a .2 6
5 .3 4 3 4 0 5 .3 5 3 4 1 9 .2 5
5 .3 6 3 4 0 5 .3 9
1 9 .2 4 3 4 a .2 6
1 9 .2 5 3 4
5 .3 8 3 4 0 5 .4 1 3 4
1 9 .2 5
5 .3 9 3 4 o 5 .4 0
DAY
SUN
1 9 .2 6 3 4
5 .3 9 3 4 0 5 .4 3 3 4
1 9 .2 6 3 4 a .2 8
5 .3 9 3 4
5 .4 0
a 5 .4 0 3 4
1 9 .2 7 3 4
5 .4 1 3 4 a 5 .4 4 34 1 9 .2 8 3 4 o .3 0 3 4
5 .4 1 3 4 0 5 .4 2
1 9 .3 1
5 .4 0
o 5 .4 1 3 4 1 9 .3 0 3 4 a .3 2
SU N
DAY
a .3 1 J 4
5 .3 9
0 5 .4 0 3 4 1 9 .3 0
5 .3 9 3 4 0 5 .4 2
1 9 .2 9 3 4 a .3 0 3 4
5 .4 1 3 4 0 5 .4 2
1 9 .2 9 3 4
1 9 .3 0
5 .4 1
0 5 .4 2 3 4
a. 30
5 .4 1
0 5 .4 2 3 4 1 9 .2 9
5 .4 3
a 5 .4 3 3 4 | 9 .2 9 3 4 a .3 1
1

Bankers'
Cables

Sight

Cables

DAY
HOLI
a. 50
1 9 .5 0
4 0 .4 7
4 0 .4 9 3 4 o .5 1
1 9 .5 0
a .5 1
DAY
SU N
0 .5 3
1 9 .5 0
0 .5 1
4 0 .5 0
1 9 .4 8
0 .4 8 3 4 1 4 0 .4 9
a .53
4 0 .5 4
1 9 .4 8
a .4 9
0 .5 4 3 4
1 9 .4 5 3 4 0 .4 7 3 4 4 0 .4 3
0 .5 7 3 4
a . 573 4
1 9 .3 3 3 4 0 .3 7 3 4 4 0 .5 5
1 9 .2 4
0 .3 3
0 .5 1
4 0 .4 0
DAY
SUN
a . 37
1 9 .2 7 3 4 a .3 1 3 4 4 0 .3 4
1 9 .2 8 3 4 o .3 1
4 0 .3 2 3 4 o .3 6
4 0 .3 1
1 9 .2 6
a .2 7
a .35
1 9 .2 5 3 4 0 .2 7
4 0 .3 1 3 4 o .3 4
4 0 .3 0
a .3 4 3 4
1 9 .2 6 3 4
1 9 .2 6
4 0 .2 9
a .3 1 3 4
DAY
SUN
a .34
1 9 .2 7 3 4
4 0 .3 0
1 9 .2 7 3 4 a .2 9
I 4 0 .3 0 3 4 a .3 3
4 0 .3 0
a .3 2
1 9 .2 8 3 4
0 .3 3
1 9 .2 9 3 4 0 .3 1 3 4 4 0 .3 2
1 9 .3 2
4 0 .3 1 3 4 a .3 3 3 4
1 9 .3 1 3 4 a .3 3
4 0 .3 0
a .3 2
DAY
SUN
1 9 .3 1
a .3 2 3 4 4 0 .3 0
a . 31
a .30
1 9 .3 0 3 4 o .3 1 3 4 4 0 .2 8
1 9 .3 0 3 4
4 0 .2 8 3 4 a .3 0 3 4
1 9 .3 1
4 0 .2 6
4 0 .2 8
1 9 .3 0
s .3 1
1 9 .3 0 3 4 0 .3 2
I 4 0 .2 7 3 4 o .2 8 3 4

Bankers’
Checks
Cables

DAY
HOLI
4 0 .5 1
o ,5 4
4 .9 8 0 5 .0 1
4 0 .5 3 3 4 0 .5 5
4 .9 9 O 5.0 0
DAY
SUN
4 0 .5 4
a .57
4 .9 7
a .9 8
4 0 .5 3
a .5 7
4 .9 6
a .9 8
4 0 .5 8
a . 5 8 34 4 .9 7 3 4 0 .9 9
4 0 .4 7
a . 613 4 4 .9 7 3 4 0 .9 8 3 4
4 0 .5 9
a .9 8
a .6 1 3 4 4 .9 7
5 0 .4 4
a .55
4 .9 7 3 4 0 .9 8
DAY
SUN
0 .4 1
4 0 .3 8
5 .0 0
a .0 1
4 0 .3 6 3 4 0 .4 0
4 .9 8
a .9 9 3 4
4 0 .3 5
0 .3 9
4 .9 8
a .9 9 3 4
4 0 .3 5 3 4 a .3 8
4 .9 9 0 5 .0 2
4 0 .3 4
a .03
a . 3 83 4 5 .0 0
4 0 .3 3
a .3 5 3 4 5 .0 0 3 4 O .0 2 H
DAY
SUN
4 0 .3 4
0 .3 8
5 .0 1 3 4 0 .0 3 3 4
4 0 .3 4 3 4 a .3 7
5 .0 1
a .0 2
4 0 .3 4
a . 36
5 .0 3 3 4 a .0 5 M
a .37
4 0 .3 6
5 .0 7
a .1 6 3 4
4 0 .3 5 3 4 0 .3 7 3 4 5 .1 0 3 4 0 .1 3
4 0 .3 4
a .3 6
5 .0 9 3 4 0 .1 0 3 4
DAY
SU N
4 0 .3 4
a .35
5 .1 1
a . 13
0 .3 4
4 0 .3 2
5 .1 4 3 4 0 .1 8
a . 2 2 54
3 0 .3 2 3 4 a .3 4 34 5 .2 0
5 .1 9
a .20
4 0 .3 0
a .3 2
4 0 .3 0
5 .1 5 3 4 0 .1 7 3 4
4 0 . 3 1 3 4 a .3 2 3 4
5 .1 9 3 4

D enm ark

Sw eden

N orw ay

Kroner

Kroner

Kroner

Bankers'
Checks
Cables

Bankers'
Checks
Cables

Bankers’
Cables
Checks

Bankers'
Cables

DAY
HOLI
4 .9 9 0 5 .0 2
4 .2 0 3 4 0 .2 2 3 4
5 .0 0
a .01
4 .2 3
a .2 3 3 4
D AY
SU N
4 .9 8
a .99
4 .2 0
0 .2 1 3 4
4 .9 7
a .99
4 .2 0
a .2 1 3 4
4 .9 8 3 4 0 5 .0 0 4 .2 1
a. 2 2
4 .9 8 3 4 0 .9 9 3 4
4 .2 1 3 4
4 .9 8
a .99
4 .1 6 3 4 0 .2 0
4 .9 8 3 4 0 .9 9
4 .1 8 3 4 0 .1 9
DAY
SUN
5 .1 0
a.02 4 .1 8 3 4 0 .1 9 3 4
4 .9 9 0 5 .0 0 3 4 4 .1 4 3 4 0 .1 7 3 4
4 .9 9 O 5 .0 0 3 4 4 .1 0 3 4 0 .1 3
5 .0 0
a .03
4 .0 1
a .0 8 3 4
5 .1 0
a .04
4 .0 5 3 4 0 .1 0
5 .0 1 3 4 0 .0 3 3 4 4 .1 4 3 4 0 .1 8 3 4
DAY
SU N
5 .0 2 3 4 a .0 4 3 4 4 .1 2 3 4 0 .1 6
5 .0 2
a . 03
4 .0 9
0.12-34
0 .1 3
5 .0 4 3 4 0 .0 6 3 4 4 .0 7
0 .1 4
5 .0 8
a . 1734 4 .1 3
5 .1 1 3 4 0 .1 4
4 .1 2
a .1 3 3 4
0 .1 2 3 4
5 .1 0 3 4 0 .1 1 3 4 4 .1 1
DAY
SU N
5 .1 2
a . 14
4 .1 1
0 .1 2 3 4
5 .1 5 3 4 0 .1 9
4 .1 5
0 .1 8 3 4
5 .2 1
a .2 3 3 4 4 . 1 3
a . 1934
5 .2 0
o .2 1
4 .1 3 3 4 0 .1 5 3 4
5 .1 6 3 4 0 .1 8 3 4 4 .1 4 3 4 0 .1 6
5 .2 0 3 4
4 .1 7 3 4
B e r lin

/

Sight

Reichsmarks

G reek
N o w q u o t e d In
C en ts p er D ra ch m a

Bankers'
Checks
Cables

DAY
HOLI D A Y
4 .2 1 3 4 0 .2 3 3 4
1 .8 0 3 4
1 .8 1 3 4
4 .2 4
0 .2 4 3 4
1 .8 1
1 .8 1 3 4
DAY
SUN D A Y
1 .8 1
4 .2 1
a .2 2 3 4
1 .8 1 3 4
4 .2 1
a .2 2 3 4
1 .8 1
1 .8 1 3 4
4 .2 2
0 .2 3
1 .8 0 3 4
1 .8 1 3 4
4.223-4
1 .8 1 3 4
1 .8 1 3 4
4 .1 7 3 4 0 .2 1
1 .8 2
1 .8 1 3 4
4 .1 9 3 4 0 .2 0
1 .8 1 3 4 0 .8 2
1 .8 2
a .8 2 3 4
D AY
SU N D A Y
4 .1 8 3 4 0 .1 9 3 4
1 .8 0 34
1 .8 0 3 4
4 .1 5 3 4 0 .1 8 3 4
1 .7 9
1 .7 8 3 4
4 .1 1 3 4 0 .1 4
1 .7 7
1 .7 7 3 4
4 .0 2
a. 0 93 4
1 .7 5 3 4
1 .7 5 3 4
4 .0 6 3 4 0 .1 1
1 .6 9 3 4 o .7 3
1 .7 0
0 .7 3 3 4
1 .7 1
4 .1 5 3 4 0 .1 9 3 4
1 .7 1 3 4
D AY
SUN D A Y
4 .1 3 3 4 0 .1 7
1 .7 4
1 .7 3 3 4
4 .1 0
a .1 3 3 4
1 .7 2
1 .7 1 3 4
4 .0 8 a
.1 4
1 .7 1 3 4
1 .7 2 34
4 .1 4
a .1 5
1 .7 3
1 .7 2 3 4
4 .1 3
a . 1434
1 .7 3 3 4
1 .7 3 3 4
4 .1 2
0 .1 3 3 4
1 .6 9 3 4
1 .7 0 3 4
DAY
SUN D A Y
4 .1 2
a .1 3 3 4
1 .6 8 3 4
1 .6 9 3 4
4 .1 6
a . 1934
1 .7 0
1 .6 9 3 4
4 .1 4
a . 2 0 34
1 .6 8 3 4
1 .6 9 3 4
4 .1 4 3 4 0 .1 6 3 4
1 -7 1 3 4
1 .7 1 3 4
4 .1 5 3 4 a . l 7
1 .7 3
1 .7 2 3 4
1 .7 0
o .7 1
11 .7 0 3 4 0 .7 1 3 4
4 .1 8 3 4

V ie n n a

S p a n is h

Kronen

Pesetas

Bankers'
Checks
Cables

Bankers’
Checks
Cables

J an u a ry

1 ____________________
2 ........... ......................
3 ____________________
4 ____________________
5 _____________________
6 ____________________
7 _____________ _______
8 _____________________
9 _____________________
1 0 _____________________
1 1 _____________________
1 2 _____________________
1 3 _____________________
1 4 __________________ _
1 5 _____________________
1 6 _____________________
1 7 _____________________
1 8 _____________________
1 9 _____________________
2 0 _____________________
2 1 _____________________
2 2 _____________________
2 3 ____________
_____
2 4 ____________________
2 5 _____________________
2 6 _____________________
2 7 ______ ______________
2 8 _____________________
2 9 ______ ______________
3 0 _____________________
3 1 _____________________

HOLI
1 7 .6 3 o l 7 .6 4
1 7 .6 4 34
SU N
1 7 .6 4
1 7 .6 3 o l 7 .7 1
1 7 .6 7 0 .7 5 3 4
1 7 .7 2 a .7834
1 7 . 8 2 a l7 .9 1
1 7 .8 5 o l7 .8 8
SUN
1 7 .7 6 0 1 7 .8 3
1 7 .7 3 3 4
1 7 .7 0 a l 7 .7 5
1 7 .7 9 0 1 7 .8 2
1 7 .8 0 0 .8 4 3 4
1 7 .8 0 34
SUN
1 7 .7 5 0 .7 6 3 4
1 7 .7 5
1 7 .7 8
1 7 .8 1 o l 7 . 83
1 7 .8 1 a l7 .8 4
1 7 .8 3
SU N
1 7 .8 3
1 7 .8 3
1 7 .8 3
1 7 .8 4
1 7 .8 2 0 1 7 .8 3
1 7 .8 4

DAY
HOLI
1 7 .6 7 a l 7 .6 8
2 6 .9 2
1 7 .6 8 3 4
2 6 .9 2 34
DAY
SU N
1 7 .6 8
2 6 . 9 1 a 2 6 .9 2
1 7 .6 7 a l7 .7 5
2 6 .8 9
2 6 .9 1
1 7 .7 1 a .793 4
2 6 .9 2
1 7 .7 6 0 .8 2 34
1 7 .9 0 a l7 .9 5
2 6 .9 1
1 7 .8 9 a l 7 .9 2 2 6 .8 9 0 2 6 .9 1
DAY
SUN
1 7 .8 0 a l 7 .8 7
2 6 .9 2
2 6 .9 0 0 2 6 .9 2
1 7 .7 7 3 4
2 8.89.34
1 7 .7 4 a l7 .7 9
1 7 .8 3 a l7 .8 S
2 6 .9 2
1 7 .8 4 0 .8 8 34
2 6 .9 0
2 6 .9 2
1 7 .8 4 3 4
DAY
SUN
1 7 .7 9 a .8 0 34
2 6 .9 1
1 7 .7 9
2 6 .9 1
1 7 .8 2
2 6 .9 2 3 4
1 7 .8 5 0 1 7 .8 /
2 6 .9 2
1 7 .8 5 0 1 7 .8 8
2 6 .9 2
1 7 .8 7
2 6 .9 2
DAY
SU N
1 7 .8 7
2 6 .9 1
1 7 .8 7
2 6 .9 1
1 7 .8 7
2 6 .9 1 3 4
1 7 .8 8
2 6 .9 2
1 7 .8 6 a l7 .8 7
2 6 .9 1 3 4
1 7 .8 8
2 6 .9 2

DAY
2 6 .9 6
2 6 .9 6 34
DAY
2 6 .9 5 0 2 6 .9 6
2 6 .9 3
2 6 .9 5
2 6 .9 6
2 6 .9 5
2 6 . 9 3 a 2 6 .9 5
DAY
2 6 .9 6
2 6 . 9 4 a 2 6 .98
2 6 .9 3 3 4
2 6 .9 6
2 6 .9 4
2 6 .9 6
DAY
2 6 .9 5
2 6 .9 5
2 6 .9 6 3 4
2 6 .9 6
2 6 .9 6
2 6 .9 6
D AY
2 6 .9 5
2 6 .9 5
2 6 .9 5 3 4
2 6 .9 6
2 6 .9 5 3 4
2 6 .9 6

'Gold or rentenraark equivalent to one trillion pape rroarks,




HOLI
1 5 .0 7 ’ ia09*2
1 5 .1 3
SUN
1 5 . 1 5 a l 5 .1 7
1 5 . 1 4 o l 5 . 19
1 5 .1 7 0 .2 5 3 4
1 5 .2 2 o .2 6 34
1 5 .2 8 a l 5 .3 2
15.2412029*2
SU N
1 5 .2 5 a l 5 .2 8
1 5 .2 3
1 5 .1 8 0 .2 3 3 4
1 5 .2 5 3 4
1 5 .2 1 0 1 5 .2 4
1 5 .2 0 a .22 34
SU N
1 5 .2 3 a l 5 .2 5
1 5 .2 2
.15 .22 3 4
15.24*20261
1 5 .2 9
1 5 .2 9
SUN
1 5 .2 9
1 5 .2 8
1 5 .2 9
1 5 .2 4 3 4 a .2 8
1 5 .2 6 3 4
1 5 .2 6 a l 5 .2 8

D AY
15.11*2013*2
1 5 .1 7
DAY
1 5 .1 9 a l 5 .2 1
1 5 .1 8 a l5 .2 3
1 5 .2 1 a .2 9 3 4
1 5 .2 6 a .3 0 3 4
1 5 .3 2 a l 5 .3 6
15.28*2033*2
D AY
1 5 .2 9 a l 5 .3 2
1 5 .2 7
1 5 .2 2 a .27 3 4
1 5 .2 9 3 4
1 5 .2 5 o l5 .2 8
1 5 .2 4 o .2 6 34
D AY
1 5 .2 7 a l 5 .2 9
1 5 .2 6
1 5 .2 6 3 4
15 2 8 l 2a 3 0 l2
1 5 .3 3
1 5 .3 3
ADY
1 5 .3 3
1 5 .3 2
1 5 .3 3
1 5 .2 9 3 4 a .3 2
1 5 .3 0 3 4
1 5 . 3 0 a l 5 . 32

Bankers’
Cables
Checks
HOLI
2 3 .8 1
2 3 .8 1
SUN
2 3 .8 1
2 3 .8 1
2 3 .8 1
2 3 .8 1
2 3 .8 1
2 3 .8 1
• SUN
2 3 .8 0 3 4
2 3 .8 1
2 3 .8 1
2 3 .8 1
2 3 .8 1
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2 3 .8 1
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[V ol. 120,

MONTHLY EEYIEW

Bank of Netherlands on Jan. 14 reduced its official discount 32 7-16&. Jan. 30 and 32%d. Jan. 31, against 31%d. Jan. 2.
rate from 4 % % to 4% and the shipment of gold from the At one time during the month the price was up to 32 9-16.
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3 .0 1 M
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.5 1 5 4
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.5 1 5 4
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19M
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disc’ t
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2 .9 9 K
2 .9 8 M

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29
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1 1 .4 6
1 1 .2 5
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4 .0 8
4 .0 7
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4 .0 6
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29
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1 1 .3 3
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4 .0 8
4 .0 9
4 .0 7
4 .0 8
4 .0 8

9 7 .3 0
9 7 .3 0
9 7 .3 0
9 7 .3 0
9 7 .3 0
9 7 .3 0

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2 1 .8 3
2 1 .8 3
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4 0 .1 6

1 1 .7 0
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1 1 .7 5
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5 .1 6
5 .1 6
5 .1 6
5 .1 6
5 .1 6
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2 .5 3
2 .5 3
2 .5 3
2 .5 3
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4 0 .1 8
4 0 .1 8
3 9 .8 9
4 0 .0 0
3 9 .7 8
3 9 .8 9

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1 1 .7 0
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5 .1 6
5 .1 6
5 .1 6
5 .1 6
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2 .5 3
2 .5 3
2 .5 3
2 .5 3
2 .5 3
2 .5 3

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3 9 .8 6
3 9 .8 9
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4 0 .0 7
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3 9 .9 1
3 9 .9 4
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1 1 .9 3
1 1 .7 9
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1 1 .8 5
1 1 .8 6

1 2 .1 0
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1 1 .8 4
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1 1 .9 0
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5 .1 6
5 .1 6
5 .1 6
5 .1 6
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2 .5 3
2 .5 3
2 .5 3
2 .5 3
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4 0 .1 8
4 0 .2 6
4 0 .2 2
4 0 .2 6
4 0 .2 6
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4 0 .3 1
4 0 .2 7
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1 1 .9 2
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1 1 .9 7
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5 .1 6
5 .1 6
5 .1 6
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2 .5 3
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2 .5 3
2 .5 3
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4 0 .2 9
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4 0 .1 4
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4 0 .3 2
4 0 .1 9
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1 1 .7 5
1 1 .6 7
1 1 .5 1
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1 1 .6 8
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1 .6 0 1 4
1 .6 3
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1 .7 9
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1 .6 6
1 .6 7 1 4
1 .6 4 1 4
1 .6 4
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1 .6 3
1 .6 4 5 4
1 .6 3 1 4
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1 .6 4
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75X 076 X 38X

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56X a56X
56X a56X
56
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56
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056X
a 5 6 Yi
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56X
56X
56X

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a56X 75X
0 5 6 X 76
a 5 6 X 76
a 5 6 X 76
a 5 6 X 76

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a56X
a56X
a5 6 X
a56X
a56X
a56X

76X
76X
76X
76
76
76

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a50X 55X 055X

49X a50
49X 050
49X o50
49X 050
49X a50
49X a50

56
56
56
56
56 X
56X

056X
a5 6 X
056 X
056X
a56 X
a56X

36X
36X
36X
36 X
36X
36X

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a36X 40X O 40X
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036X 40X O 40X
036X 40X O 40X
a36X 40X O 40X
<236 X 4 0 X O 4 0 X
036X 40X O 40X
036X 40X O 40X

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a77X 38X a39
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o77
38X 039
38X o39
a77

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49X 050
49X a50
49X o50
49X a50
49X 050

56X
56 X
56 X
56X
56 X
56X

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<z56 X
o56 X
056X
0.56 X
a56X

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36X
36
36
36
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036X
a36X
a36X
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40X O 40X
40 X a40 X
40X a40X
40X O 40X
40X O 40X

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38X a39
38X a39
38X a39
38 X a39
38X a39

49X 050
49X a50
49X 050
49X a50
49X a50
4 9 X <250

56 X
56 X
56 X
56X
56X
56X

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a56 X 36
a56 X 36
a 5 6 X 36
a 5 6 X 36
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036X
036X
a36X
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40X O 40X
40 X 040 X
40 X o40 X
40 X o40 X
40 X 0 40 X

38X a39
38 X a39
38 X a39
38X a39
38 X a39
38 X a39

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4 9 X <250
49X 050
4 9 X < i 50
49X 050
49 X o50

56 X
56X
56X
56 X
56 X
56 X

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a56X
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40 X 0 4 0 X
40 X 0 40 X
40 X a40 X
40X O 40X
40 X o40 X

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75X 076X
76
077
76
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75X a76X
75X 076 X
a76X
076X
077
a77
077
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36

36X
36X
36X
36X
36X
36 X

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y V a lu e o f o n e e s c u d o in U . S . c u r r e n c y ,
d N o m in a l.
E f f e c t i v e M a y 12 1 9 2 4 c o m m e n c e d t h e q u o t a t i o n o f P o li s h e x c h a n g e In z l o t y I n s t e a d o f m i r k s , w h i c h h a d f o r m e r l y b e e n t h e m e d i u m o f e x c h a n g e .
T h e z l o t y is e q u i v a l e n t t o 1 ,8 0 0 , 0 0 0 m a r k s .
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N ew York Stock Exchange

13

M O N TH LY AND Y E A R L Y RECORD
The following tables furnish a complete record of the New York Stock Exchange transactions for the past month and
the year 1924 to date. They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The tables embrace every
security dealt in on the Exchange. W e give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list. The black­
faced letters in the column headed “ Interest Period” indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
In accordance with the rule adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying
bonds are at a price to which accrued interest must be added. The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on
which interest is in default. A few other bonds, like the Holland-American Line 6s and the Anton Jurgens Works 6s, for
special reasons, are also quoted “ flat,” but where this is the case the notation “flat” will be found against the name of the
issue. This method of quoting bonds became effective January 2 1909.
For footnotes to tables see last page of bonds and last page of stocks.

BONDS—PRICES AND SALES FOR JANUARY 1925 AND RANGE FOR THE YEAR 1924.
Sales in
Sales in
January
1924.
Par Value. (12 Months)

BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
U S G overnm ent Securities
First Liberty Loan—
First 3 Ms_____________ 1932-1947
Registered___________________
First 4s_______________ 1932-1947
Registered___________________
First 4 Ms________
1932-1947
Registered
First Second 4 Ms_____ 1932-1947
Registered_______
8econd Liberty Loan—
Second 4s_____________ 1927-1942
Registered
8econd 4M s___________1927-1942
Registered______
Third Liberty Loan—
Third 4 M s...................
1928
Registered_______
Fourth Liberty Loan—
Fourth 4 Ms___________1933-1938
Registered
Treasury 4 M s ___________1947-1952
Registered
Treasury 4s_____________ 1944-1954
2s cons reg____________ April 1930
Panama Canal 3s_____________ 1961
Registered______________ .-.1961

$

$

6,911,000
99,000
21,000

78,346,000
2,064,000
1,193,000
18.000
26,872,000
4,170,000
3,817,000
151,000

1,299,000
31,000
8,000

Bid.

Jan. 31.

Ask. Bid.

1003032SaIe
100 3132Sale
101>°S2 -101
1011*3 Sale

Ask.

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

1011»32Sale

1 0 0 20 Jan.
32
100 2432Jan.
*32
101 2 2 1 0 23 1011 Jan.
43
2

2 lO H W an . 22
2 101>*32Jan. 29
5 lOl^saJan. 28

100 2*3 l01*32
2
100 2832Sale
101 33 Sale
2
lOl.OOSale

100 2032Jan. 2 100 2832Jan.
100 2832Jan. 31 1 0 0 2832Jan.
100 2032Jan. 5 101*32 Jan.
100I832Jan. 5 101
Jan.

12
31
30
29

98*32 Jan.
98*32 Jan.
98*32 Jan.
98*32 Jan.

M S 6,122,000 135,148,000 10133 Sale
2
291,000
4,431,000 1 0 1 L 2 Sale
M S

101i*32Sale

101 *32 Jan. 14 1 0 1 1832Jan. 30
1002*32Jan. 13 10H*32Jan. 28

99*32 Jan.
981 32Jan.
0

10,961,000 313,315,000 1012432Sale
391,000
5,899,000 1002432Sale
1,973,000 69,034,000 1042832Sale
28,000
591,000
5,279,000
3,803,000 100 2232Sale
26,000
3,000
10,000
Q M

102.00Sale
1012
*32Sale
105.00Sale
100 2432Sale

1011
432Jan.
1011 32Jan.
8
1042232Jan.
1042
*3jJan.
1001532Jan.

100M Sale

100M Jan.

Foreign Government Securities
Argentine (Govt) 5-year 7s____ 1927 F
Argentine (Rep) 5s o f 1909____ 1945 M
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A ___1957 M
External 6s ser B temp______ 1958 J
Austrian Govt s f 7s___________1943 J
Belgium 25-year ext s f 7 Ms g--1945 J
20-year sinking fund 8s_____ 1941 F
25-year ext 6 Ms int ctf______ 1949
External s f 6s inter rets_____ 1955

14,000
1,000
18,000
3,000
8,000
1,000
15,000
4,000
17.000
8,000
15,000
44,000
1,000
4,000

706,000
A
S
65,000
S 1,307,000
D
866,000
645,000
D
D
409,000
366,000
803,000
2,268,000
42,000
103,000
25-year s f 6s temp_________ 1949'A
94,000
427,000
280,000
820,000
578,000
213,000
208,000
Buenos Aires extl 6 Ms________ 1955 J
154,000
183,000
do
do
5 s _______1931 A
462,000
10-year gold 5M s_____________1929F
524,000
30-year gold 5s_____________ 1952
124,000
Carlsbad (City) 8s int ctf_____1954
238,000
Chile Republic exter s f 8s_____1941
75,000
External 5-year s f 8s_______ 1926
20-year external s f 7s______ 1942
383,000
141,000
25-year extl s f 8s gold______1946
418,000
Chinese, Hukuang R y 5s______ 1951
34,000
Christiania (City) Oslo 8s_____ 1945
100,000
30-year s f 6s int ctfs________1954
201,000
Colombia (Rep) extl 6 Ms____ 1927
743,000
Copenhagen 25-year s f 5M s_ 1944
_
12,000
Cuba Rep o f 5s o f 1904_______ 1944
5s ext debt Ser A o f 1914____1949
106,000
4 Ms external loan__________ 1949
578,000
30-year s f 5M s------------------- 1953
261,000
Czechoslovak (Rep of) 8s_____ 1951
345,000
Sink fd 8s ser B int c tf______ 1952
93,000
Danish Cons Mimic s f 8s A _ 1946
_
323,000
Series B sink fd 8s_________ 1946
212,000
Denmark external sink fd 8s___1945
205,000
20-year external gold 6s_____ 1942
88,000
Dominican Republic sink fd 5s. 1958
635,000
Custom administr 5Ms_____ 1942
876,000
Dutch East Ind 25-year ext 6s. 1947
829,000
40-year extl sink fd gold 6 s .. 1962
497,000
30-year extl g 5 Ms___ Mar 1953
1,049,000
30-year extl gold 5 M s..N o v 1953
1,009,000
French Repub 25-year ext 8 s ..1945
20-year external loan 7M s___1941 J D 1,118,000
External 7s o f 1924 temp____ 1949 J D 3,508,000
315,000
Finnish m u n lo a n 6 M s A _____ 1954 A
182,000
6 Ms ser B inter ctfs________ 1954 A O
118,000
Finland (Rep of) exter 6s_____ 1945 M S
German ext’l loan 7s int re ts.. 1949 A O 6,335,000
Grt Brit & Ireland, Un King of—
20-year gold bond 5M s_____ 1937 F A 1,378,000
1,974,000
10-year conv 5 Ms___________1929 F
274,000
Greater Prague 7 Ms o f 1922
1952 M N
666,000
Greek Govt 7s interim rets____ 1964 M N
255,000
Haiti (Rep of) Oust s f 6s_____ 1952 A O
912,000
Hungary (King of) 7Ms r e ts..1944 F A
514,000
Indus Bk o f Japan 6% n o te s.. 1927 F A
Italy, Kingdom, ser A 6 Ms___ 1925 F A
18,000

101J*32June 27
1012
432Sept. 6
10223
32Aug. 15
102*32 July 29
102**s2Aug. 4
1 0 2 17 N ov. 5
32
1021832Sept. 26
102*33 Oct. 1ft

98J
13jMar.
982
03jMar.
98 2732Jan.
973
032Jan.
1013432_____ 101ls32Jan. 15 102 Jan. 8 98*32 Jan.
*3jJan. 9 9843j Jan.
1012
432Sale 101*32 Jan. 14 1012
Jan. 14 101.16Jan. 14 982
03aJan.
*32
1011*33 1012 1012832l03243 101
2
102
Sept.

MN
17,000
439,000 1002
»32Sale
2,000
40,000
MN
M N 11,250,000 159,060.000 1002432Sale
MN
137,000
5,560,000 1002232Sale

State an d C ity Securities
New York City— 4Ms________ 1960 M S
Registered___________________ M S
4 Ms Corporate stock_______ 1964 M S
4 Ms Corporate stock_______ 1966 A O
4 Ms Corporate stock_______ 1971 J D
4Ms Corporate stock_______ 1967 J J
4Ms Corporate stock_______ 1965 J D
4M s Corporate stock_______ 1963 M S
4% Corporate stock________ 1959 M N
4% Corporate stock________ 1958 M N
4% Corporate stock________ 1957 M N
4% Corporate stock r e g ____1956 M N
4% Corporate stock reg____ 1955 M N
4Ms Corporate stock_______ 1957 M N
4M % Corporate stock______ 1957 M N
MN
Registered
3M % Corporate stock______ 1954 M N
N Y State Canal 4s____________1960 J J
Canal 4M s_________________ 1964 J J
Highway Impt 4M s________ 1983 M S




R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

P R IC E S I N J A N U A R Y .
Jan. 2.

325,000 100M 101
189,000
39,000
83,000
113,000
60,000
120,000
122,000
107,000
113,000
60,000
2,000
226,000
157,000
45,000
80,000
1,000
5,000
1,000

101M
101M
105*x£
105 M
105M
105M
98
98
105
I 97 M

6,747,000
1,351,000
24,676,000
978.000
11,708,000
9,082,000
6,440,000
9,331,000
2,029,000
1,022,000
157.000
1,649,000
11,373,000
7,702,000
11,217,000
5,487,000
1,435,000
632,000
4,025,000
3,206,000
5,418,000
8,463,000
327,000
3.544,000
2,309,000
4,546,000
2,161,000
2,188,000
714,000
114,000
2,929,000
3,192,000
687,000
274,000
1,476,000
21,079,000
6,351,000
1,501,000
881,000
907,000
2,825,000
7,161,000
489,000
2,148,000
6,805,000
10,002,000
6,856,000
1,348,000
20,375,000
24,321,000
13,721,000
11,000
16,000
1,377,000
48,193,000

102
81M
95 M
95 M
96 M
109
107M
92 M
87 M
111

105
105
89

101M 101M
101 V,
106V
106
105M
106 105 M
105M 105 M
Sale
98 Vx
98 M 98 M
105 M 105M
98 M 98

20
5
14
26
14

102>32 Jan. 28 98*32 Jan.
1013132Jan. 10 98732 Jan.
105i232Jan. 8 99*32 Jan.
6 991332Jan.
1002
*32Jan. 29 100*32 Dec.
103 M Mar.
97M Oct.
97 % Oct.

3 100M
17 100M
101M Jan. 14 101M
101M Jan. 3 101M

106VC
105M Jan.
106 M
106M 105M Jan.
98 Jan.
Sale
98M Jan.
105M 98 Jan.
98M Jan.
98M Jan.
105M 105M 105 M
105M 105M 105 M 105M Jan.

Jan.. 8
Jan. 17
Jan. 28
Jan. 3

4
4
2
2

1012*32Oct.
10 12332July
102*33 Aug.
102*32 Nov.

4
23
13
15

102 2432Aug.
102«32AUg.
103 Aug. 9
102**32Aug. ft
10773 NOV. 1
2
1 0 6 213 2 N o v .

5

98 M Mar. 10 101M Aug.

4

100l332Dec. 31
103 M Sept. 3
97 M Oct. 22
97 % Oct. 23

26 106M Jan. 26
20
2
20
3
26
19

105M
99
98M
98M
98 M
98M

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

20
29
20
5
26
19

12 105M Jan. 30
17 105 Jan. 17
89 M 89 M 89 M 89M Jan. 20 89M Jan. 20

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
111M

102 M
83 M
95 M
95 M
97
109
107
93 M
87 M
110M
97 M
Sale 110M
111
92 M Sale
93 M
Sale
84
84 M
97
96 M Sale
82 M Sale
83 M
104 M Sale 106 M
Sale
96
96 M
100 M Sale 100 M
101M Sale 102
102 Sale 102 M
102 Sale 102 M
98 M Sale
97 M
106 M Sale 107 M
Sale 102 M
103
Sale 101
99
Sale 107 M
107
42 M 43
42 M
110
111
111M
97 M
Sale
99 M
99 M
94 M Sale
96 M
97
96 M Sale
97
98 M 95
82
86 M Sale
96 M Sale
98 M
98 M Sale 100M
98 M Sale 100M
109 M 110 110
109 M 110 109 M
Sale 110M
109
99 M Sale 102
101
102 M 102
Sale
92
94
98 M Sale 100
Sale 100
99
92 % 93
95 M
Sale
93
96
103 M Sale 103 M
98 M Sale 100 M
91M Sale
91M
Sale
91
91
Sale
91
91
85M Sale
86 M
93 M Sale
95 M

22,107,000 105
Sale
10,474,000 116M Sale
3,461,000 90 Sale
1,775,000 88 M Sale
3,091,000 92
Sale
4,336,000 89 Vs Sale
518,000 98*4 99
1,293,000
100

106M
117
92 M
88
93 M
90
99 M
99 M

10 102M
2 84M
2 95M
26 96
2 97M
10 110M
21 108
2 94M
30 88
24 112
9 98
16 111M
2 93M
2 85M
2 97 %
3 84M
2 106M
2 97M
2 102M
14 102M
2(103 M
2 103
16 98M
2 108M
23 103M
3 101M
24 0 7
20 44M
5 111M
15 98
8 100
6 97M
20 97

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

7
23
2
20
28
21
20
12
14
17
23
13
16
6
24
23
29
22
23
20
27
21
20
29
6
21
12
26
23
23
26
21
31

84 Jan.
96M Jan.
98M Jan.
97M Jan.
109M Jan.
109M Jan.
109 Jan.
99M Jan.
101M Jan.
92 Jan.
98M Jan.
98M Jan.
93M Jan.
92M Jan.
102M Jan.
98M Jan.
91 Vs Jan.
90 Jan.
90 Jan.
85M Jan.
93M Jan.

22
2
2
2
13
6
2
2
8
2
2
2
4
5
26
2
28
14
15
2
2

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

2
29
31
29
8
15
9
23
9
29
23
22
22
22
7
14
2
2
2
20
23

104M Jan.
116 Jan.
90 Jan.
88 Jan.
91M Jan.
89M Jan.
98M Jan.
99M Jan.

2
2
2
3
8
2
5
2

106M Jan.
117M Jan.
92M Jan.
88M Jan.
94 Jan.
90M Jan.
99M Jan.
99M Jan.

23
19
26
13
30
3
24
7

Sale
85 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
H IM
Sale
111
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
Sale
101M
Sale
Sale
Sale
98 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
98
Sale
Sale
Sale
96
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
110M
110M
Sale
Sale
102 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
Sale

101M
81M
95
94M
96M
108M
106M
92 %
87
110M
95M
110M
92M
84
96
82
104
95M
100M
101M
102
101M
96
106M
102M
98M
107
41M
109M
95M
99M
94M
95M

Sale
Sale
Sale
88 M
94 M
Sale
99 M
Sale

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

86M
98M
100M
100M
110M
110M
I ll
102
102
94M
100M
101
96M
96M
104M
101M
92M
91
91
87M
95M

Feb.
M ay
M ay
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec. ;
Dec.
Apr.
Dec.
M ay
Jan.
Jan.
July
July
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
July
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr. :
Feb.
Dec.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
June
Feb. :
Jan.
Jan.
July :
Mar.
Feb. :
M a r .:
Jan.
Feb. :
Jan.
M ay
June
June
June
Jan.
Jan.
Dec. :
Dec. I
Dec. I
Dec. I
Oct.

Oct. 15
N o v .25

1^
0

Dec. 3ft•
Dec. 3D’
June 25Nov. 26
93M
89 M
93
90
99M
101

Aug. *•
Dec. 17
Sept. 30*
Aug. II
Oct. 9
June 13'-

14

[Vol. 120,

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
BONDS

N. Y . STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales in
Sales in
Jg-S
January
1924.
S
Par Value. (12 Months)

F oreign G ov’t Securities—•Concl. )
(
Japanese Govt sterling In 4s-_1931 J J
Ext s f 6M s-------------------------1954 F A
Oriental Development 6s____ 1953 M S
Lyons (City of) 15-year 6s____ 1934 M N
Marseilles (City) 15-yr 6s_____1934 M N
Mexican Irrig 4 Ms____________1943
B* Assenting s f 4 Ms---------------- 1943
Mexico (U S) extl 5s o f 1899£--1945 Q J
Assenting 5s o f 1899________ 1945
Assenting 5s large_________
Assenting 5s small________
Gold debt 4s o f 1904________ 1954 J D
Assenting 4s of 1904_______
Assenting 4s o f 1904 large-Assenting 4s o f 1904 small-.
Assenting 4s o f 1910_______
Assenting 4s o f 1910 larg9-_
Assenting 4s o f 1910 sm all..
Treas 6s o f 1913 assent (large) ’33 J J
Small________________________
Montevideo s f g 7s__________ 1952 J D
Netherlands s f 6s Flat ________ 1972 M S
§ 30-yr ext s f 8s temp_______ 1954
►
Norway ext s f 8s_____________1940
20 yr extl s f 6s_____________1943
20-yr extl s f 6s ctfs________ 1944
30-yr ext) s f 6s_____________1952
Panama (Rep) 30-yr s f 5MS--1953
Peru (Rep) extl 8s temp______ 1944
Poland (Rep of) g 6s-------------- 1940
Porto Alegre (City of) 8s______ 1962
Queensland State ext s f 7s____1941
25-year extl 6s______________ 1947
Rio Grande Do Sul extl 8s___ 1946
Rio de Janeiro 25-yr s f 8s_____1946
25-year extl s f 8s__________ 1947
Rotterdam (City) ext 6s______ 1964 M N
El Salvador (Rep) 8s_________ 1948 J J
San Paulo (City) s f 8s_______ 1952 M N
San Paulo (State) ext s f 8s__ 1936 J J
Seine Dept (France) 20-yr 7s__1942 J J
Serbs, Croats & Slovenes 8s_ 1962 M Ni
_
Soissons (City) 15-yr g 6s_____ 1936 M N
Sweden (Kingd) 20-yr 6s______ 1939 J D
Extl g 5Ms interim ctf_ ___ 1954 M N
_
Swiss Confederation s f 8s_____ 1940 J J
Switzerland (Govt) ext 5M s___1946 A O
Tokyo City loan o f 1912 5s________ M S
Trondhjem (City) ext 6 Ms____ 1944 J J
Uruguay (Rep) external 8s____ 1946 F A
Zurich (City of) s f 8s________ 1945. A O

397.000
1.827.000
192.000
24.000
248.000
50.000
8,000
2,000

584.000
77.000
20.000

152.000
110.000
1,000
2,000
6,000

616,000
1.246.000
131.000
216.000
95.000
696.000
1.154.000
127.000
663.000
1.199.000
269.000
18.000
447.000
122.000

80,000
83.000
153.000
95.000
147.000
224.000
213.000
110.000

99.000
145.000
424.000
645.000
91,non
233.000
1.159.000
128.000
764.000
190.000
183.000
112.000

76.000

10.865.000
25.979.000
5.509.000
5.454.000
9.273.000

P R IC E S I N
Jan. 2.
Bid.

82 M
90 M
81M
85
84
8,000 18
28,000
489,000 39
33 M

219,000
80,000
188,000 22
17,000
1,859 ,000
6.162 ,000
4,878 ,000
3,018 ,000
8,182 000
3,267 ,000
4.066 000
1,678 ,000
8 ,000
21 ,000
459 ,000
1,448 ,000
2.067 ,000
2,122 ,000
2,286 ,000
9,872 ,000
862 ,000
1.794 ,000
1,158 ,000
2,569 ,000
8,371 ,000
21,146 ,000
2,315 ,nen
2.845 ,000
1.684 ,000
2,886 ,000
15,844 ,000
1,199 ,000
523 ,000
1,069 ,000
878 ,000

89
104
100 M

112 %

98 M
98
97 M
100 %
99 M
73
94 M
109M
101M
94 M
94 M
93
100 H
103 M
99 M
101
90
86 M
85
104M
98 Vs
116M
100 M
66 M
97 M
106 M
110 H

Jan. 31.

Ask Bid.

Ask.

Highest.

Sale Prices

Sale P rices.

82 Jan. 10 83 Jan.
90M Jan. 2 91 % Jan.
84 Jan. 2 86 % Jan.
85 Jan. 2 86 M Jan.
84 Jan. 2 85% Jan.
21
Jan. 12 24 Jan.
23 Jan. 19 24 Jan.
45 M Jan. 20 45M Jan.
Sale
Jan.
32 M Jan. 5 41
Sale'
37M Jan. 17 40 Jan.
35 Jan. 10 35 % Jan.
22 Jan. 9 25 Jan.
23
24
19 % Jan. 5 24 M Jan.
20
24 M
26M Jan. 12 26M Jan.
21M Jan. 9 28M Jan.
23 M 29M 29 M 23 Jan. 23 24 Jan.
29
Sale
22M Jan.- 3 30 % Jan.
21 % Jan. 9 28 M Jan.
Sale
26
Jan.
40 M 42 M 36M Jan. 8 43
Jan.
90 M 90 M 36 Jan. 3 43
88 Jan. 10 90 % Jan.
Sale
90 M Sale
Sale 10,5 X Sale 104 Jan. 2 105 M Jan.
Sale 102% Sale 100M Jan. 2 103 Jan.
Sale 111M 111M H IM Jan. 30 113 M Jan.
Sale 100
Sale
97 M Jan. 3 100M Jan.
97 M Jan. 2, 100 Jan.
Sale 100
Sale
99 % Sale
Sale
97M Jan. 2 100 Jan.
Sale. 101% Sale 100 M Jan. 2 101M Jan.
Sale 102 M Sale
99M Jan. 2 102 % Jan.
72 Jan. 14 77 Jan.
Sale
76
Sale
94M Jan. 6 96 M Jan.
|
94 H Sale
Sale 110
110M 109 Jan. 8 110 Jan.
Sale 103M 104 101M Jan. 2 103 % Jna.
95
95
96 M 94M Jan. 5 97M Jan.
94 Jan. 3 97M Jan.
Sale
Sale
95
93 Jan. 2 94M Jan.
Sale
93 M Sale
Sale 100M Jan. 3 102 Jan.
100M 102
Sale 103 M Sale 103 Jan. 16 103M Jan.
Sale
Sale
99
98M Jan. 30 101 Jan.
Sale 103
Sale 100M Jan. 2 103 Jna.
89 H Jan. 2 91
Sale
Jan.
90 M Sale
Sale
Sale
85M Jan. 10 88M Jan.
86
84
Sale
81M 83 M Jan. 26 8 5 H Jan.
Sale 103% Jan. 3 104M Jan.
Sale 104
98 M Jan. 5 100M Jan.
Sale
99 H Sale
Sale 115 % Sale 115M Jan. 31 117 Jan.
98M Jan. 2 102M Jan.
Sale 101M Sale
Sale
66M Jan. 6 67M Jan.
67 M Sale
97 Jan. 2 99 Jan.
Sale
Sale
99
Sale 106M Jan. 13 108 Jan.
Sale 108
Sale 110
111M 110 Jan. 3 1HM Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20

82 M
91M
84
85 M
84M

Sale
Sale
85 M
85 M
85

Lowest.

Lowest.

R ailroad Bonds
Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5s A ______1943 J D
101 Jan.
16,000
164.000 100M 102 100M
Ala Midland 1st gu g 5s_______ 1928 M N
_____ 101
101M 101 Jan.
1,000
36.000 101
Alb & Susq conv 3 Mis________ 1946 A O
82M Jan.
14,000
244.000 82 M 82 M 82 M
Allegh & West 1st g gu 4s_____1998 A O
81 % 81M
37.000 83 M 85
Alleg Valley gen gu g 4s_______ 1942 M S
91
92
2,000
91M 91 Jan.
128.000 91
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s_______ July 1995 Q J
64 Jan.
Sale
64 % 65
38.000
876.000 64
Atch Top & S F gen g 4s______1995 A O
Sale
88M Jan.
89
7.672.000 88 M Sale
618,000
Registered_________________ 1995 A O
95.000
Adjustment g 4s_______ July 1995 N o v
Sale
81M Jan.
20,000
82 M 82
445.000 82
Registered---------------- July 1995 N ov
26.000 7 9 M ------- 7 9 M ____
Stamped------------------- July 1995 M N
82 % Jan.
82 M Sale
189.000
4.490.000 82 H Sale
Conv g 4s o f 1909__________ 1955 J D
81 % Jan.
13.000
103,000' 81 M 82 M 84 M Sale
Conv g 4s o f 1905__________ 1955 J D
141.000
432.000 81 % Sale
82 M 83 M 81 M Jan.
Conv g 4s o f 1910------------ ..I9 6 0 J D
84
1,000
86 M 81M Jan.
30,000 80 M
East Okla div 1st g 4s_____ 1928 M S
98 H 99 % 98 Jan.
28.000
398.000 97 M 99
Rocky M t div 1st 4s A ____ 1965
312.000 83 M 84 M 83%
Short Line 1st 4s gold______1958
86 Jan.
Sale
35.000
682.000 86
87 M 86
Cal-Ariz 1st & ref 4M s____ 1962 M S
92 y8 93 % Sale
92M Jan.
45.000
503,000 92
Registered___________________ M S
88%
91 % Jan.
3,000
88 M
A tl Knox & Cin div g 4s_____ 1955 M N
88 % Jan.
13.000
663,000 88 M 89 M 88% 90
Atl Knox &' No 1st g 5s_____ 1946 J D
20,000 101M _____ 101 M
______
At) & Char A L 1st 4 Mis A ____1944 J J
10,000
141,0001 96 M 96 M 94 % 96 M 96M Jan.
1st 30-year 5s ser B ________1944 J J
58.000
102M 102 Jan.
606.000 102 M 102 M 102
89 Jan.
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s___ July 1952 jM S
145.000
2,032,0001 89 M 89M 89 M Sale
10-year secured 7s_________ 1930 M N
58.000
991.000 107 M Sale 106M 107 M 106M Jan.
General unified 4M s________1964J D
83.000
1,127,000; 91
91 M 91 H 91M 90 % Jan.
L & N collat gold 4s_____Oct 1952|MN
86 % Jan.
247.000
2,123,000 86
86M 86 % Sale
Atl & Danville 1st g 4s________1948 J J
76 % Jan.
77
76 M 77
34.000
547.000 76M “
Second 4s____________________ 1948'J J
62M Jan.
6,000
63 M 66
110.000 62 M 63
75 Jan.
Atl & Yadkin 1st gu g 4s______1949 A O
77 M 75 M 77
272.000 74
1,000
Austin & N W 1st g 5s________1041' J J
98 M ------7,000 98 M 99
99 % Jan.
99 % 100
Balt & Ohio p i g 3M s________ 1925 J
Sale
72.000
9.676.000 99
Registered_____________________ Q
1 , 000 .
99 M _____ 99M Jan.
13.5.000 99 % 100
85M Jan.
1st g 4s________________July 1948 A
86 H Sale
416.000
6,0,58,000 86 M Sale
Registered____________________ |Q
_____ 8 5M Jan.
6,000
116.000 84 % 85M 86
Convert 4 Ms______________ 1933 M
89M Jan.
90 M Sale
1.056.000
4.583.000 89 M Sale
Refund & gen 5s ser A ______1995 J
85M Jan.
89 M Sale
556.000
6.609.000 85 Vi Sale
1st gold 5s int ctfs_________ 1948 A
1.623.000
2.618.000 100M Sale 100 M Sale 100 Jan.
10-year 6s--------------------------- 1929 J
681.000
7.307.000 103M Sale 103M Sale 102 M Jan.
Sale 100M Jan.
R ef and gen 6s, series C ____1995 J
957.000
3.828.000 101M Sale 102
Pitts Jet & M D 1st g 3Ms__1925 M N
99 % 100
5.000
99M Jan.
713.000 99 % 100
P L E & W Va Sys ref g 4s__l941 M N
81% 84 H 83% Jan.
144.000
2,888,000: 83% Sale
99M Jan.
S W Div 1st g 3 K s -_ -...-_ 1 9 2 5 J J
99 M 100
155.000
4.771.000 99M Sale
T ol Cin Div 1st & ref 4s___ 1959.J
175.000
1.897.000, 68M 69 % 68 % 69 M 68 M Jan.
Battle Creek & Sturgis gu 3 s .-1989 J
60M Jan.
1.000
4,000 58 %
60 M
Beech Creek 1st gu 4s________ 1936
92M Jan.
18.000
84.000 92 M 93 M 92 M 94
85 Jan.
Big Sandy Ry 1st 4s__________ 1944
86
85
86
3,000
95.0001 85
Boston & N Y Air Line 1st 4s._1955
63,000
537.000 65 Vs 67 M 67 H 69 M 67 Jan.
Brunsw & W 1st gu g 4s______ 1938
91 % 93
23.0001 91M 93
B uff Roch & Pitts gen 5s__________ M S
130.000 102
------- 102M 103 102M Jan.
1,000
87 M Sale
87 M Jan.
Consol 4M s_l.:------------------ 1957 M N
256.000
3,160.000! 88M Sale
Burl Ced Rap & Nor 1st 5s___ 1934
47,000'
330.000 99M 100M 99 M 100M 99 H Jan.
Canada Sou con gu 5s________ 1962
Sale 100M Jan.
64.000
1.131.000 100M 100 M 101
Canadian No deb s f 7s_______ 1940
221.000
2.651,C00 115M Sale 116M Sale 115 Jan.
25-year deb s f 6Ms g ______ 1946
269.000
2.738.000. 116m Sale 117M Sale 115M Jan.
79 Jan.
79 % Sale
Canadian Pac 4 % deb stock
733.000 10,131.000 79M Sale
Carb & Shaw 1st g 4s_________ 1932 M S
1,000
10,000 92
94
92 M ------- 93 Jan.
Jan.
81
_____ 31
Caro Cent 1st cons g 4s_______ 1949 J J
25.000
108.000 82
84
Caro Clinch & Ohio 1st 5s_____1938
D
91.000
2.395.000 100M 101M 100M 101M 100M Jan.
D
1st & con g 6s series A ______ 1952
380.000
5,008,000|106M Sale 106 M 106M 105M Jan.
D
Cart & Ad 1st gu g 4s________ 1981
4.000
51.000 82% 85 % 82 M ------- 84 Jan.
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s______ 1948
D
11.000
171,005 74% 75 % 74 % 75M 74 % Jan.
Sale
64M Jan.
Cent N E 1st guar 4s__ _____ 1961 J J
_
159.000
890.000 64
64 M 66
C O Reorg 1st con g 4M s------- 1930 M S
1.000
2,000 96 % 99 M 96 M 99 M 97M Jan.
Cent o f Ga Ry 1st g 5s____N ov 1945 F A
101M Sale 101 % Jan.
6,000
102.000 101M
100
Sale
99M Jan.
Consol gold 5s______________ 1945 M N
62,000
939.000 99 M 100
97 M 97
Registered_______________ 1945 M N
15.000 96 M 99
103
Jan.
10-yr 6% secured bonds___ 1929 J D
187.000
1.285.000 103 ./Sale 100M 101
99
Jan.
Sale 100 % Sale
194.000
R ef & gen 5 Ms series B temp_1959 A O
252.000 99
84
87
Chat Div pur money g 4s_ 1951 J D
_
-----22.000 83
99M Jan.
M ac & Nor Div 1st g 5s___ 1946 J J
12,000
27.000 98 M -----99 M -----100
----M obile Div 1st g 5s-------------1946 J J
12.000 100
96
Oen RR & Bkg of Ga col g 5s-_1937 M N
95 M 97 M 95 Jan.
98.000
364.000 95
Sale 107 M Sale 107M Jan.
Central o f N J gen g 5s----------- 1987 J J
52.000
646.000 108
f* Registered____________
106M 107 106 % Jan.
8,000
270.000 106M
87% Jan.
88 % Sale
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4s----------- 1949
363,000
4.345.000 87 % Sale
M tg gu g 3 Ms-------------- Aug 1929
11.000
556.000 95 M Sale
95 M ------- 95M Jan.
Through St L 1st gu g 4s___ 1954
86M Jan.
30.000
316.000 86 M 86M 86 M 87
Charles & Sav 1st g 7s-------------1936
1,000
4.000 11 6M ------- 1 1 7 M ------- 117M Jan.
Cnes & O gen fnd & imp 5s___ 1929
102M 99M Jan.
41.000
446.000 99 M ------- 102
1st cons gold 5s------------------ 1939 M N
59.000
753.000 102 M ------- 102 % Sale 101 % Jan.
Registered_______________ 1939 M N
9.000
100 M 101M
87M Jan.
88 M Sale
239.000
General gold 4 Ms___________1992
3.079.000 88 M Sale
26,000
Registered-------- --------------------17.000 85 M Sale
86 H ------- 85 M Jan.
Convertible 4 Ms------------------1930
94 M Jan.
Sale
96 M Sale
805.000 10.676.000 95
Conv secured 5s____________1946
4,966,000 30.383.000 106M Sale 107M Sale 106 Jan.
Registered--------------- - --------11.000 ___________
Craig Valley 1st g 5s------— 1940
99
100M 97M Jan.
4,000
55,000' 97 M Sale




R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924-

JA N U A R Y.

13
23
21
6
7
20
21
29

30
12

21
21
30
22
31
13
26
19
22
5
30
10
11
19
17
19
21
24
15
2
5
9
31
2
5
4
2
5
26
27
31
29
16

24 101M Jan.
26 101 Jan.
7 83M Jan.
91 Jan.
65 Jan.
89M Jan.
82M Jan. 21
83 H
84 %
82 M
81M
99

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

87M
94
91 %
89M

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
75% June 9 84
Aug. 30

88 M
81
72M
72M
29

June
June
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.

20

Aug.

13
3
15
15
28

93
90M
91
91
29

23
12
8
8
28

4 51 M Feb. 21

17M Nov. 7 30

8 5 M M ir.
89 M Apr.
98 July
109M F ib.
91 M Mar.
92 M F ib.
97
D ic.
95 M ir.
99M Dec.
73
Dec.
92 Jan.
104 M Jan.
99M M iy
92 Jan.
87M Jan.
87
Jan.
98 Aug.
100 Jan.
90 M July
94M July
79 Jan.
63 M Jan.
76
Jan.
101 M M ay
98 M D ie.
H IM M ay
94 % M ay
59M June
96
Sept.
102 Jan.
10JM M ay

Feb.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Mar.

M ay

7

June 30
Dec. 31
N ov. 5
Sapt. 24
Sept. 8
Aug. 30
N ov. 6
N ov. 13
99% Dec. 31
Dec. 22
99 June 25
110M S ipt. 23
104 Aug. 28
99 June 28
99M July 1
97 M June 30
s
*101 M Dec. 8
104 M Aug. 27
101 % July 3
103 June 23
97 M Aug. 7
90 M Aug. 19
28 89 M Aug. 7
14 106 M Sept. 5
Dec. 23
30 100
8 118 Jan. 24
28 101M Dec. 1
Dec. 31
10 67
24 98 H Nov. 8
11 106 M Dec. 30
8 113 M N ov. 12
93
104
103
113M
99 M
99 M
99
101 %

Dec. 22
95 M Jan. 28 101
Sept. 24
98 '4 Jan. 8 102
»y
\
78% Feb. 25 83 M Dec. 29

80
88 %
57
86
85
79M
79 M
79 M
80 H
80%
80 %
95M
80
83 M
90M

Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
N ov.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Dac.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.

1
29
4
20
27
14
24
2
11
11
26
25
12
26
11

84
93
65 M
91M
90
85M
80
85
85
85
83 M
99 M
85 M
89
95

June
Oct.
N ov.
Nov.
N ov.
Dec.
Dec.
July
June
June
Sept.
Oct.
July
N ov.
Sept.

20
30
8
7
7
12
13
30
12
26
8
24
17
7
25

83 % M ir. 1 90 July 16
99
M ir. 31 103 Aug. 2
91 % Mar. 28 98 % Nov. 17
98 Jan. 16 102 % Nov. 5
86M Feb. 27 l 93 M Aug. 5
106 % Jan. 7 108 % June 19
85 M Feb. 16 93M Oct. 4
81 % Mar. 7 87 M Nov. 7
72
Mar. 25 80 M July 7
62M Dec. 24 69M Jan. 24
Jan. 24
72M Mar. 14 81
96 M June 11 100 M Aug 11
2 100 Jan.
98 M Jan. 9 100 M Aug. 13
24' 99M Jan.
96
Feb. 26 100 M Aug. 13
89M N ov. 14
2 87 % Jan.
81M Jan.
83 % Sapt. 5
80
Jan.
6 86M Jan.
90 M Nov. 10
7i 90 M Jan.
82M Jan.
2 89M Jan.
83
Jan.
89M Sept. 26
5 101 Jan.
101
N ov. 29
99M Oct.
103M Sept. 9
3 103M Jan.
100M Jan.
2 102 Jan.
100 Aug. 14 103 M Dec. 31
14 99 H Jan.
Oct. 7
1 9 5M Jan.
5 100
2 85M Jan.
N ov. 8
1 79
Jan. 10 85
July 15
2 100M Jan.
•96 M Jan. 2 100
June 12
7, 69M Jan.
66 M M ay 7 70
Aug. 30
29 60M Jan.
58
M ir. 22 62
9 92M Jan.
90 Apr. 3 93 M June 17
9 85 Jan.
85
Dec. 9
80M Feb.
10 68 Jan.
61
Jan.
69 M July 16
92 M N ov. 21
88M M ir.
102 M Jan.
103
Aug. 19
99 % Jan.
86 % Dec.
88 M Jan.
90 M July 24
100 M Jan.
101
Oct. 28
95M Jan.
102
Aug. 9
101 M Jan.
97M Jan.
Ill
M ir. 15 117M Dec. 4
116M Jan.
110M Mar. 10 117M Sapt. 24
117M Jan.
80 Jan.
78M Oct. 25 88M Aug. 30
93 Jan.
Sept. 24
90
Jin . 15 94
83 M Jan.
Nov. 11
70M Mar. 7 83
101 % Jan.
92M Feb. 20 101 % Dec. 19
96
Jan. 3 108 M Dec. 12
107M Jan.
81 Jan.
81
Jan. 14 83M Sept. 20
Nov. 29
67 Jan. 4 76
75M Jan.
67 Jan.
50M Jan. 4 67 Nov. 10
96
M ay 12 97M July 22
97 X Jan.
101 % Jan.
98M June 5 103 M Aug. 28
95M Jan. 8 101M June 10
100M Jan.
92 % Apr. 24 99
Sapt. 26
100 Jan. 2 104 Aug. 13
104 Jan.
Jan.
101
96 M ay 7 100 June 14
Oct. 31
78 M M ay 10 84
Dec. 17
5 100 Jan. 12 95 % Jan. 29 100
96 K Jan. 23 100 Oct. 28
96 Jan.
91 M Jan. 17 99 M Dec. 13
103 M Jan. 10 108 M Dec. 16
108M Jan.
106 % Jan.
102M Mar. 12 107M Sept. 29
85
Fab. 13 89 July 9
88 M Jan.
91
Feb. 26 96M Sept. 24
95M Jan.
87 Jan.
Sept. 12
82 Jan. 24 87
115M Jan. 29 115M Feb. 20
117M Jan.
97 Jan. 14 101M July 22
100M Jan.
103M Jan.
Aug. 13
99 M June 9 103
98 Apr. 12 101
N ov. 19
89M Jan.
84M Jan. 7 90 July 24
82
Jan. 11 86 M Oct. 23
87M Jan.
88M Jan. 3 96 M Oct. 24
96M Jan.
88 % Jan. 2 109
Dec. 12
109M Jan.
95 % Oct. 23 102
Dec. 4
2l 99M Jan. 8 92 M Jan. 27' 99M N ov. 19
7 96M Jan.
28 102 M Jan.
27I/90M Jan.
9 107M Jan.
91M Jan.
87 M Jan.
77M Jan.
63 Jan.
75 Jan.

Feb., 1925.]

15

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
Sales in
Sales in
January
1921.
Par Value. (12 Months)

BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

P R IC E S I N J A N U A R Y .
Jan. 2.

Jan. 31.

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Ches & Ohio (Concluded)—•
Bid.
Sale Prices.
Ask. Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s_______ 1946 J J
29.000 81
3.000
Mar. 5 83
4
Dec. 3
7934 82 34 82 > Jan. 29 83 Jan. 8 78
R & A Div 1st con g 4s______1989 J J
16,000
175.000 8314
8334 Jan. 14 84 Jan. 28 7934 Mar. 28 85
Oct. 25
83 34 84
R & A Div 2d con gold 4s___ 1989 J J
1.000
48.000 78
80 Jan. 27 76
Jan. 2 8834 June 4
78 34 8234 80 Jan.
_
Warm Spring Val 1st g 5s_ 1941 M S
11.000 9654 98 34 96 34
12,000
9734 Jan. 16 95 June 12 95 June 12
9734 Jan.
Chic & Alt RR ref g 3s________ 1949 A O
1.849.000 6234 Sale
329.000
65 Jan. 30 56 Jan. 5 63 34 July 23
6234 6434 62 Jan.
Ctfs o f dep stmpd Oct '24 int____
55.000 5 8 5 4 -----12,000
61
Nov. 11
5934 Jan. 26 5334 Jan.
58 34 Jan.
59 34
Ctfs of d3p stmpd Apr '24 int____
147.000
17.000
60 July 22
6034 6234 6034 Jan. 27 6034 Jan. 27 57 Apr.
_
Chic & Alt Ry 1st lien g 3 34s_ 1950 J J
7.962.000 45 34 Sale
547.000
4534 Jan. 15 49 Jan. 31 3034 Jan.
4834 Nov. 10
4834 Sale
Ctfs dep coup Jan 1923 on ______|
_
87,000, 453-4 Sale
27.000
45
Jan. 16 48 Jan. 31 31 34 Jan.
48
Sale
46 34 Nov. 26
Chic Burl & Q 111 Div 334 s____ 1949 J J
709.000 8134 Sale
79.000
8134 Jan. 6 8334 Jan. 14 7834 Mar.
8134 82
8334 July 10
Registered_______________19491J J
26.000 8034 8134 8034 -----78 Mar. 12 81
Sept. 17
Illinois Division 4s_________ 1949'J J
101,000
885.000, 88 34 Sale
Jan. 8 86 Jan. 26 9134 July 16
8834 Jan. 2 91
9034 Sale
Nebraska Extension 4s______1927 M N
778.0001 99 34 Sale
84.000
99
Jan. 14 9934 Jan. 2 96 Jan
3,10134 Oct. 24
9934 100
General 4s_________________ 1958 M S
125.000
Sale
88 34 Jan. 7 8934 Jan. 12 85
2,068.000, 8734 8834 89
Mar. l! 9034 July 23
1st & ref 5s Ser A ___________ 1971 |F A
364.000
4.033.000 10134 Sale 10134 Sale 10034 Jan. 9 10234 Jan. 27 9634 Mar. 18 102 34 Oct. 9
Chicago City & Conn R y 5s____1927|A O
555.000 55
113.000
56
Sept. 2j 5634 Dec. 10
5434 5634 55 Jan. 9 58 Jan. 23 47
Chic & E 111 1st cons g 6s______1934 A O
1,000
33.000 10634 _____ 107
10734 10534 Jan. 23 10534 Jan. 23 10434 Jan. 8 10734 Dec. 9
_
Chic & E 111 (new co) gen 5s_ 1951 |M N 2,644,000 11,116,000 7534 Sale
74 34 Jan. 5 78 Jan. 31 69 54 June 3 1 7834 Feb. 5
7734 Sale
Chic & Erie 1st gold 5s________ 1982 M N
1.211.000 9934 ------- 100 Sale 9934 Jan. 3 100 Jan. 10 9134 Feb. 29,100 Oct. 8
37.000
Chic Gt West 1st 50-yr 4s_____1959 M S
149.000 10,679,000’ 60
Sale
63
Sale
5934 Jan. 5 63 Jan. 31 50 Jan. 3 6234 Nov. 21
25.000
Chic Ind & Lou ref g 6s_______ 19471J J
Jan. 29 10534 Jan. 24 111
108.000 10934 111
Sept. 29
11034 ------- 10934 Jan. 23 111
79 34 Jan. 9 9934 Jan. 6 9534 Jan. 9,100
90.000 99 34 100
9.000
Refunding gold 5s__________ 1947 .1 J
Oct. 25
9954 100
5.C00;
Refunding 4s Series C ______ 1947|J J
34.000 8554 87
86
87
8534 Jan. 14 86 34 Jan. 20 8154 Mar. 28 85 34 Aug. 6
1st & general 5s Ser A _______ 1966!M N
28.000
402.000 8734 Sale
87
8834 8734 Jan. 20 8834 Jan. 27 8134 Jan. 2 87 34 Sept. 12
1st & gen 6s Ser B _____M ay 1968'J J
73,000
870.000 10134 10234 103
Sale 10134 Jan. 14 10334 Jan. 29 9534 Jan. 7 10234 Aug. 9
8 , 0 00 '
144.000 77
78
Ind & Louisv 1st gu 4s______ 1956 J J
Mar. 18 8434 June 25
7734 78 34 7734 Jan. 23 78 34 Jan. 15 71
Chic Ind & Sou 50-yr 4s______ 1956 J J
118.000 8634 ------- 8634 8734 8634 Jan. 7 8634 Jan. 7 83
2 , 000,
Jan. 23 88 July 14
Chic L S & East 1st 434s______ 1969 J D
47.000 92 34 95
Sept. 4
8134 July 31 93
9234 94 34
C M & Puget Sd 1st gen 4s____1949 J J
Sale
2.715.000 5434 5634 54
119.000
48
Oct. 6 6054 Apr. 7
5734 Jan.
5334 Jan.
158.000
Chic M il & St P gen g 4s _M ay 1989 J
74 Jan.
2,214,000! 7334 Sale
71 34 Jan.
75 34 July 26
7034 Jan.
7134 72
Gen g 3 34s Ser B ______ M ay 1989 J
15.000
64 Jan.
208.000 63 34 64
63 34 Jan.
63 34 64
6134 Oct.
6534 M ay 3
Gen 434 s Ser C _______ M ay 1989 J
1,408,000; 8234 Sale
130.000
78 Jan.
84
July 26
8034 Sale
8034 Jan.
8234 Jan.
Gen & ref Ser A 434s___Jan 2014 A
Sale
54 Jan.
51
Sale
808.000 10,278,000' 53
5934 Apr. 4
5034 Jan.
4834 Oct.
Sale
Gen ref conv Ser B 5s__Jan 2014 F
7,498.000! 57
527.000
5834 Jan.
6234 Apr. 4
55
5534 5434 Jan.
5234 Oct.
1st sec gold 6s_________ 1934
J
99
Jan.
446.000
July 23
779.000 9934 Sale
10034 Jan.
9934 Sale
96 34 Sept. 12 101
Convertible 434 s_______ 1932
J
1.741.000 13.026.000 5934 Sale
5534 Jan. 17 6034 Jan.
5634 Sale
5134 Oct. 6 66 Apr. 4
4s ------------1925 J
3.733.000 41.034.000 7634 Sale
63
Oct.
7134 Jan. 31 78 34 Jan.
7134 Sale
8634 Mar. 27
4s---------------------------1934 J
5.891.000 5434 Sale
560.000
Jan. 29 5634 Jan.
60 Nov. 24
4834 Oct.
5134 5234 51
Ch & M o Riv Div 5s____1926
J
34.000
100 June 30
517.0001 9534 9634 9634 97
9534 Jan. 16 97 Jan.
96 Jan.
Ch & N W extens 4s_____ 1886-1926
288.0001 99 34 99 34 99 34 ------- 9934 Jan. 6 10034 Jan.
46.000
100 June 26
9654 Jan.
13.000
Registered__________1886-1926
96
Jan.
143,000; 97 3 9834 9834 9934 98 34 Jan. 20 98 34 Jan.
9934 Nov. 14
General gold 334 s___________1987 M N
355,000; 73 34 7534 74
4.000
76 July 26
7434 73 34 Jan. 7 7434 Jan.
6954 Jan.
General 4s_________________ 1987 M N
77.000
633,000! 83 34 83 34 8534 Sale
8334 Jan. 22 86 Jan. 29 7934 Mar. 26 8634 Aug. 1
Stamped non-payt inc tax. 1987 M N
Aug. 4
262,000 83 34 85
10.000
83 34 8434 84 Jan. 30 85 Jan. 6 7954 Jan. 9 86
General 5s stamped________ 1987 M N
Jan. 23 10534 July 26
435.000, 103 34 10434 10234 Sale 10254 Jan. 31 10454 Jan. 8 99
44.000
___
Sinking fund 6 s .............1879-1929 A O
8.000
10434 Sale 10434 Jan. 22 10434 Jan. 31 99 Jan. 14 105 Oct. 1
39.000 10434
R egistered..................1879-1929 A O
3.000
104 Sale 104 Jan. 31 104 Jan. 31 101 Jan. 8 104 June 17
30.000 103 34
Sinking fund 5s_______ 1879-1929 A O
10.000
177.000 ------- ------- 10034 ......... 10034 Jan. 5'10034 Jan. 30 9634 Mar. 5 10034 N ov. 14
10034
Registered_________ 1879-1929 A O
2.000
65.000 9934 ------- 99
10034 Jan. 30 10034 Jan. 30 96 Jan. 8 10434 Aug. 19
Sinking fund deb 5s________ 1933 M N
316.000 10034 Sale 10034 l02‘ 10034 Jan. 2 10134 Jan. 20 9754 Apr. 12 102 June 16
31,000
Registered_______________ 1933 M N
68.000 99 34 ------- QQ
98 34 M ay 1 10734 Aug. 6
10-year secured 7s__________ 1930 J D
116,000
1.100.000 10734 108 108 34 Sale' 105 Jan. 22 108 54 Jan. 27 10434 Jan. 22 10934 Nov. 10
15-year secured 6 34s________ 1936 M S
112 Sale 11154 Jan. 5 11234 Jan. 10 10534 Mar. 26 112 N o v .26
64.000
1.179.000 11134 112
1st & ref g 5s_________ M ay 2037 J D
Feb. 28 10034 Dec. 30
267.000
5.904.000 10034 Sale 10134 Sale 100 Jan. 5 10154 Jan. 14 92
Chic R I & Pacific gen g 4s____1988
83
Jan. 5 83 34 Jan. 14 7834 Jan. 4 84 July 28
360.000
1.690.000 83
83 34 83 34 Sale
Registered_______________ 1988
3.000
145,000; 8134 84
8 1 34 8 2 34 8234 Jan. 7 8234 Jan. 7 7634 Jan. 4 8354 N ov. 13
86
Sale
Refunding gold 4s___________1934
2,023,000 18,374,000’ 8334 Sale
8334 Jan. 2 86 Jan. 31 7354 Jan. 2 8554 Nov. 21
Chic St L & N O gold 5s............1951
12.000
289,000; 10034 _____ 10134___ 10134 Jan. 20 103 Jan. 27 99 Jan. 15 10134 N ov. 7
Registered_______________ 1951
1.000
3.000 ------- 10134 10134------ 10134 Jan. 5 10134 Jan. 5 9934 Dec. 31 10054 Aug. 28
Gold 315s..........
1951
Feb. 19 78 34 Oct. 24
1,000
3.000 7934 ------- 7834 ___
7954 Jan. 7 7954 Jan. 7 77
Memphis Div 1st g 4s______ 1951
40,000
53.000 84
8534 8534 8534 8434 Jan. 13 8434 Jan. 13 8054 Feb. 4 10054 Aug. 26
Sept. 24
Ch St L & P cons g 5 s __________1932
99 54 June 2 102
43.000 10134------- 10134 103
Chic St P M & Otn cons 6s___ 1930
67.000
559.000 105 10534 105 10634 10454 Jan. 8 10834 Jan. 19 10154 Jan. 7 10634 Dec. 19
Cons 6s reduced to 334s_____ 1930
_____ 9234 9234
8954 Jan. 2 98 34 Mar. 24
21.000 92
Debenture 5s_______________ 1930 M
----- 9654 Jan. 9 9954 Jan. 28 93 54 Apr. 22 9954 N ov. 14
13',666
713,000! 96
9734 99
Stamped_____________________ _
9834 Dec. 11 9854 Nov. 3
277,000:
9934
9934 98
79 Jan.
Chic T H & S’east 1st 5s______ 1960 J _
7634 Jan.
79.000
2,411,000!
7734 Sale
79
7634 Oct. 7 81 34 June 19
60 Jan.
K Income guar 5s--------- Dec 1 1960 M S
Sale
75.000
520.000
5734 Sept. 25 6434 Dec. 2
5634 Jan.
60 34 58
Chic UnSta 1st g u 4 3 4 sA ____19631J
Sept. 30
92 34 Jan.
183.000
1.480.000 9134 Sale
8954 Feb. 27 94
9234 9234 9154 Jan.
1st 5s Series B ______________19631J
Sale 100 Jan.
97 Apr. 15 10254 Nov. 7
107.000
1.754.000 10134 Sale 101
102 34 Jan.
1st 634s Series C ___________ 1963 J
11734 Jan.
73.000
11454 Feb. 21 11834 Aug. 21
1.001.0001 11634 11734 11634 Sale 11634 Jan.
Chic & W I gen g 6s______Dec 1932 Q M
65,O O 10534 _____ 10534 _____
O!
10454 June 16 10534 Nov. 11
J
Consol 50-year 4s__________ 19521 J
467,000
7634 Jan. 5 7834 Jan. 27 7134 Jan. 4 78 34 Aug. 13
377,600 7634 Sale
7834 Sale
15-year s f 734s------------------- 1935 M S
78.000
593,000! 104
Sale 10234 102 34 102 54 Jan. 28 104 Jan. 2 10134 Jan. 14 104 34 Oct. 8
Choc Okl & G consol 5s______ 1952 M N
9954 Jan. 8 10034 Jan. 30 94
Feb. 21 10034 Oct. 28
42.000
75.000 9934 101
99 34 101
20.000
Cin Ham & Day 2d g 4}^s____ 1937|J J
37.000 9334 94
93 34
9354 Jan. 5 9434 Jan. 6 82 34 July 8 9434 Aug. 30
Cin I St L & O 1st 4s_____Aug 1936' q F
8254 M ay 22 91
Sept. 3
25.000 9034 9234 9134 9234
Registered ----------------- Aug 1936 Q F
1,0 00! 8634 _____ 87 34
9134 Sept. 6 9134 Sept. 6
88 Jan. 3 8634 Jan. 19 89 34 Nov. 11
Cin L & N 1st con gu g 4s____ 1942 M N
12,000
53,000' 87 34 Sale
87 34 8834 8734 Jan.
Cin S & Cl cons 1st g 5 s..:____ 1928 J J
13.000 9934 ------- 9954
98 54 Feb. 28 10034 Sept. 23
Clearfield & Mah 1st gu 5s____1943 J J
9654 Aug. 211 9654 Aug. 21
1.000 9834 ------- 98 34
C C C & St L gen g 4s________ 1993 J D
June 16
134.000
1.123.000 8334 Sale
8134 8234 8134 Jan. 26 8434 Jan. 22 7854 Jan. 3l 84
96 Jan. 2 97 54 Jan. 23 92 34 Feb. 16 98 34 Oct. 7
20-year debenture 414s_____1931U J
Sale
87,000;
743.000 96
9734 98
Gen 5s Series B ____________ 1993 J D
5.0001
171.000, 9834 101
9934 Jan. 6 1015s Jan. 23 9454 June 4 10434 July 27
9934 102
R ef & imp 6s Series A ______ 1929 .T J
200.000 2,822,000' 103 Sale 103 54 Sale 103 Jan. 2 103 54 Jan. 31 10034 Jan. 2 104 July 31
R ef & imp 6s Series C _______1941 J J
_____ 10534 Jan. 13 10734 Jan. 2 10154 Feb. 23 10834 M ay 27
37,000
261.000 10734 Sale 106
R ef & imp 5s Ser D ________1963 J J
Sale
9434 Jan. 3 96 Jan. 19 94 Aug. 25 9634 June 27
459,000
2.162.000 95
9534 Sale
Cairo Div 1st gold 4s_______1939 J J
N ov. 6
2,000
44.000 8934 90 34 8934 8934 8934 Jan. 12 8934 Jan. 28 8634 Jan. 9! 91
Cin W & M Div 1st g 4s___ 1991 J J
11,000,
305.000 7934 8034 80
8034 80 Jan. 13 8054 Jan. 24 7734 Feb. 27 8834 July 23
Jan. 29 83 34 Jan. 10 7834 Mar. 6 85
St L Div 1st coll trust g 4 s ..1990 M N
Sept. 5
16,000;
311.000 8134 83
8134 82 34 82
Sp & Col Div 1st g 4s_______ 1940 M S
8,000
52.0001
9134 8854 9134 8854 Jan. 5 8834 Jan. 23 85 34 Feb. 13 8834 Dec. 22
W W Val Div 1st g 4s_____ 1940 J J
Aug. 12
4.000
17,000, 87 34 8834 87 54 ------- 8754 Jan. 23 87 54 Jan. 8 7934 Sept. 16 87
Olev Col C & Ind 6s________1934 J J
2 , 000!
60,000 107 34
107 54 Jan. 12 107 54 Jan. 12 10434 Feb. 28 109 34 Aug. 26
10754 109
Clev Lor & W con 1st g 5s___ 1933 A O
2.000
82,000 10134
102 10234 102 Jan. 16 102 Jan. 16 97 34 Apr. 14 10134 Nov. 11
Clev & Mar 1st gu 414s_______1935 M N
7,000;
9654 Jan. 20 9654 Jan. 9 8454 Jan. 30 9654 Aug., 21
16,000 9634
Clev & Mahon Val g 5s_______1938 J .T
Feb. 28 99 Aug. 6
1,000
17.000 98 34
9854 Jan. 19 9854 Jan. 19 94
99 34
Clev & Pitts gu 434s Ser B ___ 1942iA O
10.000 9734
9454 Apr. 3| 9454 Apr. 3
9754
Series A 434s---------------------- 1942IJ J
97 34
9734
Series D -----------------------------1950IF A
91
83 34 Oct. 1 94 July 24
7.000 83
8054 8654
Clev Short Line 1st gu 434s_ 196l|A O
_
9034 Jan. 9 ! 9754 Aug. 5
9734 Jan. 7 9734 Jan.
19.000
365.000 9734 97 34
Clev Un Term’ls 1st s f 534s..l972!A O
Sale 10434 10534 10454 Jan. 14 106 Jan.
62.000
10234 Feb. 26 10654 Nov. 21
1.215.000 106
1st s f g 5s Ser B ----------------- 1973 A O
101
July 29
9934 Jan. 28 10034 Jan.
317.000
99 34 Sale
4.597.000 9934 Sale
9534 Jan.
Coal Riv Ry 1st gu 4s________ 1945 J D
80
Jan. 14 8434 Sept. 4
83 34 Jan. 16 8334 Jan.
2,000
174.000 8334 8334 8334 84
Colo & Southern 1st g 4s______1929 F A
92 54 Jan. 8 9834 Sept. 24
206.000
1.810.000 9 6 34 S a l e
97 34 9 8 54 9 6 34 J a n . 7 9 8 3 4 J a n .
Refunding & ext 434s_______1935 .M N
9054 Jan. 5 93 Jan.
8034 Jan. 5 9154 Dec. 8
245,000
2.798.000 90 34 Sale
92 54 Sale
Col & Hock Val 1st ext g 4s___ 1948 A
8134 Jan. 23 8734 Sept. 27
83.000 8634 _____ 86 34
Col & Tol 1st ext 4s__________ 1955
Nov. 7
8234 Mar. 25 86
19.000 8434 90
8434
Conn & Pas Rivs 1st g 4s______ 1943
1.000
1.000 7834 ,-____ 81
83 34 8154 Jan. 21 8154 Jan. 21 7354 M ay 15 7354 M ay 15
Cuba RR 1st 50-yr 5s g _______ 1952
287.000
8534 Sale
83 34 Jan. 2 8534 Jan. 3 8154 Jan. 2 85 Aug. 13
864.000 83 34 ^ale
1st & refund 734s Ser A ___ 1936
82,000
463.000 102 34 Sale 103 54 104
10234 Jan. 2 106 Jan. 2 10054 Oct. 22 10634 Dec. 18
Cuba North Rys 6s stmpd____1966
Dec. 29
89 Jan. 6 90 Jan. 30 8754 Oct. 29 90
203.000
8954 Sale
467.000 8954 Sale
Day & Mich 1st con 4 34s______ 1931 J
Del & Hud 4s_________________ 1943 M
10-year convertible 5s______ 1935 A
15-year 534s---------------------- 1937jM
10-year secured 7s__________ 1930 J
Den & R G 1st cons g 4s______ 1936 J
Consol gold 434s___________ 1936
Improvement gold 5s_______ 1928
First & refunding 5s________ 1955
Registered_________________
Farmers Ln & Tr dep rects for
1st & ref 5s due_ Aug 1 1955
_
Bankers Trust Co ctfs dep
Assnt to J'ne 15 '23 agreem’t .
► Stamped_________________
Am Ex Nat Bk ctfs Feb 1922
Am Ex Nat Bk ctfs Aug 1922
Denv.&jRio Gr West 5s_______ 1955




J
N
O
N
D
J

12,000
313.000
916.000

202.000

39.000
585.000
32.000
562.000
235.000

43.000 9634
1.763.000 8934
2.555.000 103
1.403.000 10134
821.000 108
4.399.000 83
387.000 86
3.441.000 9534
5.774.000 5934
2,000

Sale
89 34
Sale
Sale
109
Sale
86 34
Sale
Sale

9634
8834
10554
10234
10954
84
87
9654

------Sale
Sale
Sale
109 34
Sale
8734
Sale

81.000

3.143.000

60

Sale

47

70

75.000
282.000
10.000

2.207.000
611.000
132,000
38.000

60
5834
56
5554
60

Sale
Sale
6034
------Sale

47
49

___
63

7,852,000

5854 Sale

96
8834
10134
101
10834
82
86
95
58
59

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

5954 Jan.
58 Jan.
6034 Jan.

9734
90
10634
102 54
110
84 34
8754
27
67
70

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 12

6934 Jan.
7054 Jan.
6034 Jan.

5754 Jan. 28 6634 Jan. 15

9234
83 54
92 54
97 34
10634
6634
72 34
7934
3434
4454

97
9134
103 34
10254

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Oct.

110

83 54
87
9654
5954
4634

Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
July
June
Dec.
N ov.
N ov.
Dec.
Nov.

15
10
19
24
12
6
19
7
8
7

3434 Mar. 26 6054 Dec. 29
3434
35
34
3834

Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.

28
24
31
2

59 34
5454
59 34
5934

Dec.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.

29
28
30
30

16

D 1st gu g 4s

Interest
Period

BONDS
N. T . STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales in
January
Par Value

$
56,000
2,000
1,000

1935 J J
.1947 M S
1995 J D
.1995 J 1)
81,000
Det River Tunnel 1st 4M s- _ 1961 MN
1941 J J
48,000
.1937 A O
160,000
Dul So Shore & A tl g 5 s ------ .1937 J J
1948 A O
7,000
1938 M S
15,000
.1930 J J
45,000
Cons 1st gold 5s
. . - - 1956 M N
5,000
.1941 M N
6,000
El Paso & S W 1st & ref 5s. - .1965 A O
46,000
Erie 1st con extended at 7 % to 1930 M S
370,000
Erie 1st con & prior 4s — - - .1996 J J
J J
887,000
lstcon sol gen lien g 4s------ .1996 J J
4,000
J J
.1951 F A
182,000
374,000
50_yr conv g 4s Ser A ------- 1953 A O
333,000
Do
do
Ser B ------- 1953 A O
1953 A () 1,511,000
Gen conv 4s Series D —
62,000
Erie & Jersey 1st s f 6s_ - - - 1955 J J
1940 J J
2,000
.1940 J J

Des M & Ft

[Vol. 120,

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECOKD

..

Det & M ack 1st lien g 4s . .

J .T
J J
J D
M S
MN
MN
J J
J n
.i j
A o

2,000
3,000
31,000
561,000
347,000
291,000

Gal H & San Ant M & P 1st 5s.1931 M N
1931 J J
1933 A O
Galv Hous & Hend 1st 5s—
Genesee Riv RR 1st s f 6s— .1957 .1 J
Ga & Ala 1st cons 5s
Oct. 1946 .1 .1
Ga Car & Nor 1st gu g 5s. . . 197(1 J J
1946 A ()
Georgia Midland 1st 3s . .
1924 M N
.1942 J D
Gr R & I ex 1st gu g 4MS - - 1941 .1 J
Grand Trunk o f Can s f 7s— .194(1 A ()
15-yr deb g s f 6s guar. _ . 1936 M 8
Grt Nor— Gen 7s Series A — .1936 J J
1st & refund 4 Ms Ser A — .1961 J J
J J
Gen mtge 5 Ms Ser B ----- 195? J J
.1973 J J
Gen mtge 5s Ser C

43,000
16,000
36,000
36.000
60,000
10,000
9,000

.1930
Consol gold 5s_
_
- — 1943
1959
Fla East Coast 1st 4H§
.1974
1st & ref 5s ser A
Fla Western & Nor 1st 7s------ 1934
Fonda Johnst & Glov 4 Ms— .1952
.1941
Ft Worth & Denver City 5MS.1961
Ft W & Rio Gr 1st g 4 s . ------ 1928
1933

Feb
Debenture ctfs B .
.1940 M N
Gulf & Sh Isld ref 5s______Feb 1952 J J

6,000
102,000
2,000

1,000
165,000
335,000
787,000
73,000
6,000
441,000
652,000
1,000
105,000
1,000
100,000

Sales in

1924.
(12 Months )

P R IC E S I N
Jan. 2.

Bid.
$
557,000 41
93 M
66,000 72
49,000 66 M
1,603,000 91 M
47,000 102 M
307,000 100 M
413,000 87 M

Ask. Bid.

Sale

40 M Sale
93 M
75
73
74
70 M 67 M 70 M
Sale
91M 91M
102
101
100 M
Sale
87
89

60,000
42,000
55,000
323,000
287,000
47,000
1,428,000
6,303,000
27,000
13,593,000
20,000
871,000
5,075,000
4,264,000
14,398,000
1,083,000
15,000
7,000

87 M
99 M
99 M
100 M
101
99 M
107 M
70 M

101
Sale

64

Sale

10,000
147,000
300,000
651,000
169,000
799,000
113,000
65,000
177,000
31,000

100
98 M
92 M
93 H
103
64
89
104 n
92 M
108

265,000
109,000
395,000
836,000
189,000
140,000
168,000
24,000
3,000
103,000
2,098,000
2,669,000
10,023,000
1,031,000

100
I 99 M
91 M
100 M
92 M
99 M
64 M
99 M
99M
94 M
115M
106M
109 M
92 M

95 M
65
65
73 M
102 M
84
84

Ask.

Sale
Sale

87 M
99 M
99 V
s
100M
101
99 M
107 M
VIM
67
64 M

95 H
Sale
66
Sale
65 M
Sale
73 M
104 M 101M
84
84
99
98 M
92 %
95
108 H
67
89 Vs
104 M
Sale
94 M
109 M 108

99 M
93 M
Sale
Sale
64 M

Sale
100
Sale
Sale
69
Sale
96 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
103

100
93 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
100 M

96
Sale
Sale
Sale
93

4,327,000 100M Sale
3,290,000 92 M Sale
75
28,000 69
1,280,000 14M Sale
3,000 86
281,000 97 M 100

101M
93 M
75 M
15
86
98 M

Sale
Sale
80
Sale

100
Sale

9,000
Harlem R & Pt Ches 1st 4s_. .1954 M N
67,000
Hock Val 1st con g 4Ms — .1999 J J
1999 J J
7,000
Houst & Tex <5 1st g 5s l i t gu -1937U J
55,000
Hous Belt & Ter 1st 5 s ------- . 19371J J
.1933 M N
11,000
1933 M N
1,000
.1937 M N
170,000
Hudson & Manhat ser A 5s— .1957 F A 1,037,000
Adjust income 5 s ______Feb 1957 A O 1,558,000

213,000
912,000
11,000
49,000
213,000
93,000
17,000
64,000
8,007,000
8,930,000

80
89 H
83 H
98 M
95
99 M
99 M
92 M
87
68

81M 80
90
89 M
90
100
96
9V M
100
101
100 M
92 M
Sale
88
Sale
72 M

.1951 J J
.1951 J J
32,000
1951 A O
6,000
A O
1,000
.1951 M S
89,000
Collateral trust gold 4s------ .1952 A O
388,000
1st refunding 4s---------------- 1966 M N
1952 J J
9,000
J J
1,000
1953 M N
150,000
Coll tr g 4s L N O & T
MN
116,000
Refunding 5s. ----------------- .1955 M N
331,000
15-year secured 5M s--------- -1934'J J
35,000
15-year secured 6M s--------- .1936 J J
1950 J D
.1951 J J
2,000
Louisv Div & Ter g 3 Ms— .1953 J J
.1951 F A
7,000
St. Lou Div & Term g 3 s .. .1951 J J
Gold 3
_________ .1951 J J
47,000
Springf l)iv 1st e 3 Ms_____ .1951 J J
10,000
Western Lines 1st g 4s. — 1951 F A
233,000
Ch St L & N 0 jt 5s A --------- 1963 J D
Series B (£100 & £200) _ .1963 J D
9,000
.1950 J J
.1965 J J
34,000
1,000
1965 J J
784,000
Internat & Gt Nor 1st 6s . . 1952 J J
1957 Ap 1 3,225,000
Adj m 6s Ser A ___
_
_
182,000
Int Rys o f Cent Amer 1st 5s. .1972 M N
1938 J D
159,000
Iowa Cent 1st gold 5s —
73,000
1st & ref 5 4s______ _______ .1951 M S

56,000
41,000
27,000

89
81
81
78
57 M
86 M
88M
78

Lowest.
Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.
39M Jan. 16 4 1 14 Jan. ft

73

'

2
Jan. 27 73

James F & Clear 1st 4s---------- 1959 J D
Kan & M 1st gu g 4s------- --Second 20-year 5s-------------K C Ft S & M con g 6 s ------K C Ft S & M R y ref g 4s----Kan Cltv South 1st g 3 s -----Ref & Imu 5s ______ April
Kan City Term 1st 4s. —

35,000
12,000
74,000
487,000
4,000
274,000
316,000
235,000

J

15,000

J J
J J
J D
J 1)
M S
MN
MN
1954 F A
1940 .1 J
.1 .1
2003 M N
MN
2003 N M
2003 M N
1941 A O
A O

32,000
1,000
284,000
271,000
21,000
99,000
22,000
1,000
133,000
10,000
166,000
184,000
3,000

1925 J

Lake Sh & M S g 3 M s ____Registered. _ _________ Debenture gold 4s_____—
25-year gold 4s. _ — —
Registered
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s_
Leh V (N Y ) 1st gu g 4M s----Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s----Gen cons 4M s------------Leh Vail RR gen 5s series-------Registered -------------------------------




16,000

J J
A O
J J
MN
A O
A O
A O
J .1
J J
J J
A O

1938
1990
1977
1978
1936
1929
1950
1950
1960
1987
1923
1937
.1941
1997
1997
1928
1931

15,000

87 M
100 M
100
101
68
76 M
57
19M

200,000

84 %

83 M Sale
103M
103M
109 M
88 M
70 3
A
76M
69 M
71M
79
78 M
86 M
96 M

92
103
Sale
99 M

65 M
95 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
92 M

100

Sale
Sale
Sale
61
20

87 M 87

7,000 99 Vs
99 M
178,000 80
82 M 80 M
231,000 100M 100M 98 M
*
575,000 102 M 102 '/ 103
4,939,000 80 M Sale
83 M
129,000 98 M
97 M
2,027,000 70 M 70 % 71M
Sale
3,522,000 89
89 M
Sale
2,376,000 84
85 M
266,000 83 H
83 M
142,000 88 M
88 M
40,000 81M
81M
135,000 100M 101M 100 H
360,000 99 M 100 M 99 H
354,000 95
96 M 95
1,196,000 78 M 79M 78 M
76 Vs
103,000 76 % 77
2,775,000 97 M 98 M 98 M
2,354,000 95 M Sale
96 M
6,000 91 Vs 98M 91M
56,000 100M 101
199,000 96 M 100
96 M
94
18,000 94 M Sale
80
1,004,000 79
80 M
9,000 77
79 M
918,000 87 M 88 H 88 Vs
518,000 99 H Sale
99 M
53,000 99 M 99 % 101 %
99 %
32,000 99 H

io

Jan. 27

6
2
99 Vs Jan. 5
107 Jan. 26
70 Jan. 21

9
2
100 Jan. 19
107 % Jan. 1ft
71M Jan. 12

2
17
7
12
22
14
7
12

64M Jan. 13
17
16
66 Jan. 31
65M Jan. 31
75 H Jan. 10
103H Jan. 21
12

100M Jan.

63M Jan.
64 ~ Jan.
63 M Jan.
73 M Jan.
ld l M Jan.

101

8 81M Jan. 29
6 90M Jan. 30

Sale
99M Jan. 15 100
97 M 96 Jan. 10 98
5
100 M
99 Vs Jan. 16
7
Sale
86M Jan. 2 88
Sale
67H Jan. 13 73 M

101

81M Jan. 23
80M Jan. 15

37M N ov. 10 47M Jan. 31
60 Jan. 14 74 M Dec. 1
22 70
Aug. 30
60
87 M Mar. 1 93 M Aug. 5
16 102
99M
11 101 % N ov. 3
98
Dec. 4
76 Jan. 4 88
84 M
93
98M
97 M
97 M
99
104M
61M
59 M
53 M
53
88 M
54 M
54 M
59 H
89 M
83 M
84

19 89 M
Feb. 1 100 M Sept.
Feb. 7 100 M
Mar. 17 101M N ov.
8 103
Oct. 14 99 M Oct.
Feb. 15 109 M Oct.
Jan. 2 74 % Aug.
Mar. 13 69
Jan. 2 65 H July
Mar. 27 59 July
5 95 M
Jan. ft 66 July
Jan. 29 66 July
Jan. 3 77
July
Jan. 4 104 N ov.
8 94
12 85

87 Jan.
96M Jan.

2 72
27

Jan.

ft

14

3 87 Jan. 3
9 97 Vs Jan. 31

87M Jan.

80
99 M
102 M
80%

Jan. 3 80H
Jan. 30 100M
Jan. 6 103 M
Jan. 2 83 M
12
70M Jan. 8 71M
88M Jan. 20 91
84 Jan. 2 85M

Jan. 24
Jan. 21
Jan. 3
Jan. 31
17
Jan. 30
Jan. 7
Jan. 31

99M Jan.

5 99 Vs Jan. 20

9 79M Jan.
10 76 Vs Jan.
ft 98 Ys Jan.
2 96M Jan.
23 95 Vs Jan.
6 101M Jan.
.16 97 Jan.
13
Sale
6 81 Jan.
6 78M Jan.
89 M 88 Jan. 10 89M Jan.
Sale
98M Jan. 2 99 M Jan.
101M Jan. 8 102M Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

3

93 M
87
ft 75M
10 75
21 94 H
6 92 M
23 91M
26 100 H
f 92 %
t
13 91
15 76 M
6 78 M
28 85 M
27 99
13 100 M
99 H

27 100 H
100M
14 93 M
5 101 %
5 96 M
7 100
5 69
16 100 M
16 98 M
7 94 M
10 117M
27 107 M
4 110M
7 92 M
3
4
98
5
9
5

101M
95 M
70
16
92 M
98

Oct.
Oct.
N ov.
Dec.
Apr.
N ov.
July
Aug.

26
24
24
24
24
12

30
6
4
26
21
26
12
26

Oct.

2

July
Sept.
Dec.
Aug.
N ov.

17
36
31
18
i

Feb.
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
July
July

23
20
10
6
23
29

June 28
July l i
Dec. 8
Oct. 2
Dec. 19

Jan.
Jan.

12
6
5

87
78
77 H Jan.

99
77 M
95
100M
73 M
94 Vt
67 M
86
81 M
82
61M
60
100M

100M
100
95
96 M
103
70
88 M
105 M
94 M
108

6
24
23
7

23
26

83 M Jan.

84 % Jan. 13

6
2
13
3
11
31
19
17
15
3

23

Jan. 5
Feb. 27
28
Jan. 14
Jan. 5

Jan. 19 87 M Jan. 22

71M Jan.

78M
76M
97 M
95M
95 M
100M
96M
93
79

73 M
83
82
97
90M
95 M
99 M
84 \i
80 M
58 M

3 87 % Jan. *>1
6
16
Jan. 30 100M Jan. 30
Jan. 5 101M Jan. 27
Jan. 2
31
Jan. 2 78 M Jan. 6
Jan. 5 58M Jan. 28
Jan. 23 20M Jan. 7

87M Jan. 21
89M Jan. 1?
9

100M Jan. 12 100M Jan.
99 M
95 M
79 M
77 M
Sale
Sale
98 %

Sale Prices.

60
82
Apr.
84 M Mar.
75 M
78 M
79 M Jan.
78
100 Mar.
100M Jan.
108M Jan.
85
79 M Feb.
74 M Feb.
68 M
70 M Jan.
75 M
75 %
83 M Mar.
94
Mar.
94 M
83 z ,
4
99M
96
90 M Jan.
40M Jan.
76
Nov.
Dec.
56
15M June

77M Jan. 16 78M Jan. 31

87 M 87

Sale
Sale
Sale

Jan. 19
Jan. 17
20
16
IS
Jan. 30
Jan. 30

103M Jan. 26 104M Jan. 14
102 Jan. 20 103 % Jan. 2
109M Jan. 2 I l l
Jan. 17

100M
Sale 100M
Sale
68
77 M 76M
Sale
57
20 M 19M

84
100
104
Sale

Jan.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

15
15 97 M
98 % Jan. 13 99 Jan. 6 93 M Jan.
92M Jan. 7 92M Jan. 10 87 M Feb.
Oct.
93M Jan. 2 95 Jan. 10 96
102 M Jan. 2 110M Jan. 15 100M Dec.
64M Jan. 3 68M Jan. 12 63
Oct.
83 M
104% Jan. 9 104M Jan. 31 100 M Jan.
92M Jan. 2 96M Jan. 30 84 M Jan.
26
26 105M
100 Jan. 21 100M Jan. 20 95 M Feb.
7 100M Jan. 23 96 M
90M Jan. 8 92M Jan. 30 89 M Jan.
100M Jan. 5 102M Jan. 23 90 Jan.
93 Jan. 13 95 Jan. 31 84 M Mar.
99M Jan. 9 99 M Jan. 12 93 M Mar.
64 M Jan. 6 66M Jan. 8 60 M Jan.
98 M
98
94M Jan. 12 94M Jan. 12 90 % Jan.
115M Jan. 2 116M Jan. 17 110M Mar.
106% Jan. 2 107Vs Jan. 24 102M Feb.
109M Jan. 2 110M Jan. 27 106 Jan.
91 % Jan. 16 92 Vs Jan. 7 85 M Jan.
3
3
100M Jan. 5 101M Jan. 26 96 M Jan.
92M Jan. 6 93 Ys Jan. 16 91 M June
19
19 59 M
12M Jan. 12 16 Jan. 30
7 Mar.
12
12 92 M
99 Jan. 26 101 Jan. 10 81
Jan.

81M Jan. 23
6
83 M
81
80M Jan. 15
72
87 M 86M Jan. 8
Sale
88 Jan. 21
78 n Jan. 21
23
83 M 83 M 83 Jan. 2

90 M
100
100
101M
76 M
76 M
58 M
19M

2
27

91M Jan. 16 91 Vs Jan. 12

81M 80 Jan.
90 M 89M Jan.

103M 103M 104M
Sale 102 M Sale
Sale 110M H IM
88 M
70
82
82
78 M Sale
72
70 M 71M
71
Sale
82
66 M
82
77 M 82
87
85 H 88
Sale
97 M Sale
90

* Jan.

100M Jan. 9
86M Jan. 13 90

89 M
81M 82
82 M
78
81
72
58
Sale
86 M
Sale
89
81M 78 M

io , odd
630,000
1,536,000
122,000
10,000
1,602,000
60,000
1,276,000
1,960,000
543,000
29,000
52,000
99,000
46,000
20,000
31,000
19,000
110,000
2,647,000
524,000
57,000
276,000
108,000
23,882,000
8,973,000
315,000
1,141,000
947,000

Lowest.

Highest.

16
29
99 % 99M Jan. 17 99M Jan. 7

100 M
100M
91H
102
95
99 M
64 M
99 H
99 M
94
116M
107 M
110M
91M

100 M
100
92
100 M

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

JA N U A R Y.

Jan. 31.

Max.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

83 M July
90 % July
83
100 M June
97 M ay
A 10QM
9 ) 100
C
?1 95
July
3 87 H N ov.
3 69 M Dec.
4 93
83 M
28 84 M July
1 61
28 88 July
6 90 M June
2 81
17 80 Vs
4 85 H July
1 5 83
3 105 M Nov.
Oct.
2 104
23 112M June
q 89 N ov.
6 72 M
7 80 M Oct.
3 72 July
12 81
Oct.
9 82
Q 87
24 87 M Sept.
8 98
N ov.
5 96 M
88
8 100M N ov.
On.*
?1 101
3 102 M Oct.
3 71M Dec.
15 76 M N ov.
Jan.
2 70
M ar.
2 23
8
29
13
12
2
5

Feb. 21
Jan. 2
Mar. 1
17
11
17

89
100
83
101
104
82 %
98 M
71M
91
85 H
86 M
86
89
101

7
21

21
31
28
28
12
2
12
15
29
28
7
17
8
15
16
20
5
20
30
25

Sept. 20
Aug. 2
Aug. 1
July 31
Nov. 24
Oct. 9
June 12
June 16
July 29

Jan. 2 101
Oct.
10 96
Jan. 7 80 M Aug.
Jan. 10 77 M N ov.
Jan. 2 99
Sept.
Feb. 20 97
Aug.
Jan. 2 95 M July
Nov. 22 101M Dec.
Jan. 5 97 N ov.
14 94 M
Mar. 17 83
July
8 78 M Oct.
Feb. 18 91 M July
Dec. 1 99 M N ov.
9 105
N ov. 19 99 M Jan.

27
6
13
25
14
29
3
8
28
8
24
15
29

F eb., 1925.]

Interest
Period

BONDS
N. Y . STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales in
Sales in
January
1924.
Par Value. (12 Months)

Lehigh & N Y 1st gu g 4s._ .1945 M S
1965 A O
Little Miami gen 4s ser A __ .1962 M N
1935 A O
Long Isl 1st cons g 5s____July 1931 Q J
1st cons gold 4s
Julv 1931 Q J
_
Gen gold 4s_ __ _ ______ .1938 J D
Gold 4s . _ . _ _
1932 J D
Unified gold 4s____. . .
.1949 M S
Deb gold 5s . _______ __ .1934 J D
20-year deb 5s. . _________ .1937 M N
Guar ref gold 4s___
. . . .1949 M S
N Sh Bch 1st cons gu 5s_ Oct ’32 Q .1
_
Louisiana & Ark 1st 5 s . ____ .1927 M S
Lou & Jeff Bridge gu g 4 s _ .1945 M H
_
1937 M N
Unified gold 4s . ________ .1940 J J
R e g iste re d _ __ _
_
_
.1940 J J
Coll trust gold 5s______ . .1931 M N
10-year secured 7s_ _____ .1930 M N
_
1st & ref 5 Ms series A ____ .2003 A O
1st & ref 5s series B . _ . _ .2003 A O
1st & ref 4 Ms series C ____ .2003 A O
1930 J J
2 d gold 6 s_____________
.1930 J J
Paducah & Mem Div 4s_ .1946 F A
_
_ .1980 M S
St Louis Div 2d gold 3s_
L & N M ob & M 1st g 4 Ms__ .1945 M S
L & N-Sou Mon joint 4s_.
.1952 .T J
Registered
Julv 1952 Q J
Louis Cin & Lex g 4 M s _
_
.1931 M N

»

26,000
23,000
3,000
4,000
8 ,0 0 0
2 2 ,6 6 6
6 8 .0 0 0

48,000
1 0 .0 0 0
1 1 .0 0 0

29,000
15,000
286,000
42,000
26,000
81,000
162,000
306,000
2 ,0 0 0

3,000
1 ,0 0 0
2 2 ,0 0 0

31,000

Mahon Coal RR 1st 5s______ 1934 J J
.1939 M N
1st 4s_______ . . ________ -1959 M N
17,000
-1934 J D
Man G B & N W 1st gu 3 K s. .1941 .T J
5,000
Michigan Central 5 s _______ .1931 M S
2 ,0 0 0
Registered. . ______ __ .1931 Q M
4s
74,000
1940 J J
Jack L & S gold 3 Ms_ __ 1951 M S
_
1st gold 3 Ms _
_____ .1952 M N
20-year debenture 4s ____ .1929 A O
Midland of N J 1st ext 5 s _ .1940 A O
_
13,000
M L S & West ext s f 5s_____ .1929 F A
1 ,0 0 0
Ashland Div 1st g 6 s.
2 ,0 0 0
1925 M S
1934 J D
Cons ext 4 Ms ( b r o w n ) ._ .1934 J D
_
2 1 ,0 0 0
M il Spar & N W 1st gu 4s . .1947 M S
16,000
1941 J J
Minn & St L 1st gold 7s_. . 1927 J D
4 3 ,6 6 6
1st cons gold 5s . .
67,000
.1934 M N
1st & refund gold 4s .
98,000
.1949 M S
31,000
R ef & ext 5s series A ____ .1962 Q F
1st guar g 7s_.
_______ 1927 J D
251,000
M St P & S S M 4s s t p d .._ .1938 .T J
_
_
_______ .1938 .T J
1st cons 5 s _
65,000
10-yr coll tr g 6 Ms________ .1931 M R
191,000
1st & ref 6 s series A _______ .1946 J J
39,000
25-year g 5 M s . _______ . .1949 M S
167,000
M S t P & S S M & Cent Term
1st Chic Term s f 4 s _____ 1941 M N
5,000
M S S M & Atl 4s stpd___ .1926 J J
Mississippi Cent 1 st 5s . . . .1949 .T .T
9,000
M o Kan & Tex 1st g 4s.
302,000
.1990 J D
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
994,000
Prior lien 5s series A _____ .1962 J J
271,000
40-year 4s series B . _ ______ .1962 ,T J
1 0 -year 6 s series C . ________ .1932 J J
173,000
Cum adjust 5s series A . _ -1967 J J 5,880,000
_
Missouri Pacific R R Co—•
550,000
1st & refund 5s series A ___ .1965 F A
260,000
1st & refund 5s series C
.1926 F A
962,000
1st & refund 6 s series D . . .1949 F A
General 4s
.1975 M S 3,398.000
3,000
M o Pacific 3d 7s ext at 4% . .1938 M N
.1945 J J
1 ,0 0 0
Mortgage gol'd 4s.
-1945 J ,T
M obile & Ohio 1st g 6 s______ .1927 J D
30,000
1st extension g 6 s
Julv 1927 Q J
3,000
General gold 4s___ ______ I -1938 M S
1 0 ,0 0 0
17,000
Montgomery Div 1st g 5 s .. .1947 F A
6 ,0 0 0
.1927 J D
.1991 M S
.1937 J J
2 ,6 6 6
1st guar gold 5s._ ________ .1937 J J
25,000
Morris & Essex ls t g u 3 M s _ . 2 0 0 0 J D
_
Nashville Chat & St L 1st 5s. .1928 A .O
40,000
-1937 F
National Ry o f Mexico—~
Prior lien 50-year s f 4 M s .. -1957
J
J
J
Guar 70-year s f 4s. _

.1977

Gen s f 4s assent redeemable_
_
Nat R R Mex pr lien g 4Ms . .1926
Assenting with July ’24 coup.
_
First cons gold 4s . . . _ 1951

S
50,000
543,000
15,000
9,000
34,000
19,000
108,000
29,000
190,000
24,000
687,000
766,000
82,000
194,000
160,000
105,000
1,832,000
23,000
130,000
1,007,000
1,023,000
2,843,000
1.705,000
16,000
13,000
50,000
218,000
16,000
534,000
15,000
57,000
8 ,0 0 0

293,000
6 ,0 0 0

59,000
28,000
6 6 ,0 0 0

7,000
80,000
3,000
136,000
1,003,000
79,000
69,000
2 ,0 0 0

53,000
55,000
159,000
5,000
160,000
597,000
1,139,000
395,000
1,711,000
887,000
1,487,000
439,000
134,000
1 2 ,0 0 0

162,000
60,000
4,180,000
7,932,000
2,798,000
4,322,000
38,399,000
5,142,000
1,658,000
7,680,000
24,325,000

1 ,0 0 0

J
J
J

Bid.

J J
J J
J J
A O
A O

145,000

76,000

Jan 31.

Ask. Bid.

83 M 85 M 87 M
103^ 105 103 M
82 is
82 M
107 Vs
107 M
99
99 Vs 1 0 0
92 %
93 M
88^
89 M
88^
8 8 Vs
83 M
83 M 85
95M
95M
88 M
87 M 8 8
82 M 82 M 82 M
99
99 M 99
99
99 M 1 0 0
82
83
83 M
1 0 2 M 103 % 103 M
92 M
92 M Sale
87 % 90
87 M
10 0
10 0 % 10 1
107 M 107M 106M
104 M Sale 106M
10 2
1 0 2 Vs Sale
92
92 Vs 92 Vs
104 M 105 M 104M
103 % 105 M 89 Vs
s 89 %
8 6 M 89 V
62 M 64% 62
94 M
94 M 97
81M 82 % 82 M
76 M
76H
98
99 M 98 M

M
62
59
58 M
60
67
98
99 M 98 M
82 Vs
Sale
64
100 Vs
10 0 V
s
98 V*
99
96
Sale
90 M
77 Vs
77 M
, 79
82 *4 79 M
97 Vs
1 96 M 97
! 93 M 93 % 01%
10 0 M
100M
99 % 1 0 0
99 M
87 Xi
88
88
87 M
87 Vs
Sale
87
80 %
80 Vs
99
98 M
52 M
51M Sale
21 V
s
2 1 M 22
16%
16
13
99 %
87 M
8 6 M Sale
98 M
98 M 99
102 M Sale 103 %
100 M Sale 1 0 1
88
85 M Sale
10 1M

10 1

92 M
99 M
92
92 %
81M Sale
M Sale
71M Sale
M Sale
76% Sale
86

10 1

10 0

10 0

76,000

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

85M Jan.
103 M Jan.

5 87M Jan. 31
5
19

23
23 106 Vs Feb.
99 M Jan. 14 100M Jan. 19 97M Feb.
89M Jan. 15 89M Jan. 15

85
96
Sale
Sale

84

Jan.

8

84M Jan.

87 Vs
82
100
101M 99M
84 M 83

10 0

93
101 Vs
107
Sale
10 2 M
92 H
107 Vs
89 Vs
Sale
63 M
83 %

Jan. 6 8 8 Vs
Jan. 26 82 Vs
Jan. 28 100
Jan. 5 100
Jan. 3 84M
7
91M Jan. 8 93M

100M
106M
104%
101 %
92
89 Vs
62M
97
81M

99 M 98M Jan.

5 99M Jan.

3

15

07% Jan.
84 Jan.
100Vs Jan.

3
2
22

84

Jan.

13
2
22

22

98Vs
51%
M 21
16Vs
18

103
53
22

87 M
98 V
s
104
Sale
Sale

Sale
100 M
Sale
Sale

Jan. 8
Jan. 2
Jan. 6
Jan. 14

99Vs
53Vs
22M
17M

Jan. 2 87Vs
Jan. 15 99
Jan. 2 104
Jan. 2 103
84% Jan. 6 8 8

86M
98 %
102M
100

Jan. 2 2
Jan. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 29

6 ,0 0 0

8 ,0 0 0

556,000
842,000
8 8 ,0 0 0

M
63
71
99
82 %
10 0 M
99
96 ^
83
83
98 Vs
94 M
10 1M
10 0 M
95
92 M

10 1

88

82
3 103

Feb. 2 i

Julv 19
Dec. 31
Oct. 27
July
Nov.

7
6

97M
51
13 M
13 M

Dec.
N ov. 8 6 8 M Apr. 14
June 26 23 M Feb. 14
M ay 27 2 1
Feb. 28

Jan. 26 85 M
Jan. 7 97 %
Jan. 6 101 M
Jan. 6 97M
Jan. 30, 83

Nov. 26 90 June 17
Apr. 19 100 M Jan. 24
N ov. 2 1 103 % Jan. 21
Aug. 7 1 0 2 M Mar. 12
M ay 26 87 July 24

5 90Vs
2 75
5 102%
89
2

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

311
30
28
31 j

78M
65
94Vs
51 %

Jan. 5 87M
Jan. 2 100Vs
Jan. 2 101
Jan. 30 65Vs
84% Jan. 16 84 %

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

31
311
30
81
16

75M
94
87Vs
51
80M
92 %

83
100
99
62M

77 V 76M Jan. 17
s
104 102% Jan. 7
102M Jan. 1 2
81M Jan. 1 0
98 % 97 Vs Jan. 15
100K 100 Jan. 14
85

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
76M Jan. 17 6 8
103M Jan. 1 0 101 M Feb.
102M Jan. 1 2 100M Jan.
87M Jan. 2 1
98 Jan. 19 92
Jan.
100M Jan. 27 04% Jan.

108M
14 100
101M Jan. 2 0
76 Vs 76% Jan. 17 78 Jan. 7 76
Sale 100M Jan. 9 101 % Jan. 5 99 %
99

Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.

2 87% N ov. 13
2 74 Nov. 12
3 1 0 2 M N ov. 6
2 80
Dec. 5
2
4
3
2
5
22
29
20
10

85
N ov.
Dec.
99M June
65
N ov.
85
98 M Oct.
77 V Oct.
s
104 Vs Aug.
102%
85 ‘
3 98 Vs Dec.
24 1 0 2
85
9 1 HUM
16 1 0 1
17 80 July
28 1 0 2
Sept.
10 1

Apr. 30 99

21
1

10
28
25
21

11

26

28
15

Apr. 30

18 M ay 20 25M
15M July 7 37

26 M

30 M

19 % Jan. 13 21 % Jan.

21

21

16M Jan.

21

25

17

July 16 41 M Anr.

32 %

30 % Jan. 19 32M Jan. 23

25

Sept. 15 26Vs Sept. 25

9 20

14

Feb. 28 36
9.9.
Feh. n
A u g .26 1614 Dec. 5

18M

21

16

30

26 M 29

2 0 ,0 0 0

59,000
4,000
869,000
894,000
924,000
5,044,000
1,543,000
1,456,000
16,00 )
42,000
36,961,000
47,000
2,801,000
2,434,000
14,399,000
19,000
2,149,000
286,000
2,145,000

96
Feb. 28
, 80 M June 9
Feb. 8
i 98

96M Jan. 2 97 % Jan. 30
70
M ay 1
81
78
Mar. 31
97 Vs
92
91 Vs Jan. 28 93M Jan. 8 87 M June 12
09Vs Mar. 11
1 0 0 % 100% Jan. 28 100M Jan. 28
9 100M N ov. 21
8 100M Jan.
1 8 8 Vs Mar. 3
93
8 8 Vs Jan. 14 91M Jan. 15
89
Sale
8 6 % Jan.
7 89 Jan. 16 83 Vs Jan. 5

72
92
78 %
81 %
85
80 Vs
101 %
92 M
91
98
92 M
99
H IM

19
81
86

17Vs Jan.
72 M
92 M
78 % 81
82
86

15Vs Dec. 30
18

10

19M Jan.

26

75,000
64,000

Mar.

98 % Feb. 26

61 Vs
64%

Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.

96

Jan. 31
Jan. 13
Jan. 1 0
Jan. 2 1

Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
M ay
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Dec.

85M
60M
94
79

Jan. 29
Jan. 5
Jan. 28
Jan. 14
Jan. 5
24
Jan. 13

16,000
31,000

84 %
83M
79
91 Vs
84
78M
94 %
95 %
79M
100 Vs
88M
89 M
96 M
106 M
104 M
97M
92

8

Jan. 26 103 Jan. 1 1
Jan. 27 107M Jan. 8
Jan. 2 106% Jan. 31
Jan. 3 103 Jan. 15
Jan. 7 93M Jan. 13
Jan. 31 89 Vs
Jan. 16 63
Jan. 1 0 97
Jan. 15 82

Oct. 8
86
105 M N ov. 11
81M
9 108
7
2 100M Aug.
100M
2 8 8 % Nov. 3
30 83 Vs
16 84 Vs Dec. 30
21 96 Nov. 3
21 90 Nov. 11
July 30
13 8 6
23 1 0 0
Oct. 27
30 1 0 1 M Sept. 15
4 8 6 M Nov. 12
27 104 M
28 94 M Sept. 29
13 92
Sept. 20
19 103
15 108 % Nov. 8
Nov. 13
13 108
2 105 M July 24
17 95
Oct. 3
105
104
10 90 % June 18
July 16
9 64
11 95 % Jan. 15
2 84 M July 28
82
31 99 M N ov. 21

82M Jan. 23

18

14

40,000
39,000

108 %

Lowest.

Sale Prices.

Vs

27

3,000
31,000

Sale

Highest.

86
Jan.
90 M Sale
Sale
71% Jan.
75
102 M 1 0 2 % 101M Jan.
76% Jan.
8 8 Vs Sale

87 Vs
100Vs
100%
65
84 M
96 M
76
78
103 M 102 Vs
10 2 M
87
98 Vs 98
100 M 1 0 0 M
84
1
110 M
103 " 1 0 1 Vs
75 Vs
Sale
101M
10 2

M

Ask.

Lowest.

91M Feb. 25 92 M N ov. 26
92 M
99M Jan. 2 2 00% Jan. 2 2
99 Vs
99 M
Jan. 14 92
Dec. 2
92 M 92 M 91 Jan. 19 92Vs Jan. 28 8 8
80% Jan. 8 82% Jan. 311 75% Feb. 29 83 % July 16
82 M Sale

83 3 Sale
A
Sale
Sale
Sale

10 0

29,000
46,000

A O
A O

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

P R IC E S I N J A N U A R Y .
Jan. 2.

99 M
62 M
8 8 ,0 0 0
84 M
77,000 95^g
117,000 77'
1 2 0 , 0 0 0 102 Vs
27,000
182,000 84 M
139,000 97 M
229,000
42,000 85 %
34,000 l i o \i
16,000 1 0 1 kl
373,000 77 %
265,000 1 0 0 %

A

.1954 M N
1945 J J
.1945 J J
.1986 F A
39,000
.1952 J J
45,000
New Orleans Term 1st 4 s .. .1953 J J
31,000
N O Tex & Mex 1st 6 s series A .1925 J 1)
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
Non-cum income 5s series A .1935 A O
132,000
.1954 A O
332,000
First 5Ms series A . . . .1954 A O
1945 J J
6 ,0 0 0
N Y & Bklyn & M B cons g 5s.1935 A O
N Y Cent RR conv deb 6 s_ .1935 M N 11,905,000
_
39,000
MN
1 1 2 ,0 0 0
Consol 4s series A . _____ 1998 F A
206,000
Ref & impt 4Ms series A _ .2013 A O
_
913,000
R ef & impt 5s series C ___ .2013 A O
A O
6 ,0 0 0
N Y C & H R g mtge 3 M s ... .1997 J J
707,000
78,000
Registered . _________ .1997 J J
Debenture gold 4s--------- .1934 M N
136,000
MN
1 0 ,0 0 0
30-year deb 4s o f 1912 - - .1942 J J
50,000
)
49,000
Lake Shore c o llg 3 M s ------ .1998 J1 A
.1998 F A




17

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

Jan. 23

M ay 21 18

14 M Dec.

8

86
19
29 81M Feb. 9
87
80% Jan. 6 83 Jan. 31 76M Jan. 12
83
Sale
81
101 Vs Jan. 5 101 Vs Jan. 5 100M Mar. 3
101 Vs 1 0 1 % 1 0 2
92 M 94 M 94 M 02Vs Jan. 3 94M Jan. 29 85M Jan. 8
8 91 M Jan. 31
Sale
Aug. 30
99 M 99 Vs 98 Jan. 2 99M Jan. 29 98
92 Vs
92 Vs M ay 17
94
99M Jan. 2 2 100 Jan. 28 95
Feb. 19
1 0 0 Vs 1 0 0 '
Sale 116M Sale 111M Jan. 2 117M Jan. 7 103 M Jan. 2
115M Jan. 17 116M Jan. 29 103 M Feb. 18
82 % Jan. 5 85 Jan. 13 80 Vs Mar. 1
82 % 83 M 83 M Sale
Sale
8 8 Vs Jan. 16 91M Jan. 29
88 V
s 90
91
85M Jan. 3
99 Jan. 6 100M Jan. 31 91M Feb. 1
99 Vs Sale 100 Vs Sale
14
14 95 Feb. 27
Sale
75 Jan. 9 78 Jan. 12 74 Jan. 2
76
76 M Sale
74M Jan. 31 74Vs Jan. 19 72M Mar. 29
74 M 76M 74 M Sale
94
93 M Sale
94 M 93M Jan. 2 94 % Jan. 15 89 M Feb. 25
6 91
M ay 5
92 M 94 M 92 % Jan. 6
92 M
91 % 92 Vs 91M Jan. 6 92 Vs Jan. 14 87 Jan. 2
91M 92
74% Jan. 31 76 Jan. 29 70Vs Mar. 18
75 M 75 M 74% Sale
73 Vs 76
72 Vs 74 M
69 M Mar. 17

M ay 21

M W Sent,. 26

1

92 H Oct,, a
83'
83
July 21
88
83
Aug. 16
1 0 2 % June 30
93 M July 14
92 W
10 0 '
Oct. 10
94
Oct. i i
10 1'
113M Nov. 8
113 N ov. 18
July 22
86
90 M Oct. 3
1 0 0 M N ov. 18
99
Oot, 16
70 July 16
78% Aug. 13
96
Sept. 26
93
08
M ay 22
77 M July 29
75 July 19

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

18

Sales in
Sales in
January
1924.
Par Value. (12 Months)

BONDS
N. Y. SVOCK EXCHANGE.

N Y Cent & Hud River (Concl)—
Is. M ich Cent coll g 354s______1998 P A
28,000
* " Registered_______________1998|F A
>
N Y Chic & St Louis 1st g 4s_ 1937 A O
_
99.000
A O
1,000
25-year debenture 4s_______ 1931 M N
36.000
2d & impt 6s A B & O ______1931 iM N
89.000
W Refunding 554s Series A ____1974|A O
693.000
N Y Connecting 1st gu 4 % s A - 1953 F A
63.000
N Y & Erie 1st ext g 4s_______ 1 9 4 7 iM N
3d ext gold 454s___________ 1923 M S
4th ext gold 5s_____________ 1930iA O
5th ext gold 4s_____________ 1928 J D
N Y & Greenw L guar g 5s____ 1947|M N
8,000
N Y & Harlem g3J^s__________2000 M N
1,000
^ Registered__________________ 2000 M N
N Y Lack & West 1st 5s A ____ 1973 M N
1st & ref guar 454s Ser B ___ 1973 M N
12,000
N Y Lake Erie & West ext 7 s ..1930 M S
5.000
Dock & impt ext 5s________ 1943 J J
3.000
N Y & Jersey 1st 5s__________ 1932 F A
6.000
_
N Y & Long Branch gen 4s_ 1941 M S
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Non-conv debenture 4s_____ 1947 M S
18,000
Non-conv debenture 354s___ 1947 A O
13,C O
O
N on-conv de en 3 5 4 s _____ 1 9 '4 A O
126,000
Non-conv debenture 4 s ___ 1955jJ J
99.000
Non-conv debenture 4s____ 1956M N
147.000
Convertibledebenture354s._1956 J J
114.000
Convertible debenture 6s___ 1948J J 1,018,000
Registered_____________________ |J J
46.000
7s European loan dollars____ 1 9 2 5 A O 2.265.000
7s European loan francs_____ 1 9 2 5 A O 5.812.000
Debenture 4s_______________ 1957IM N
208.000
Consolidated Ry non-conv 4s 1930 F A
Non-conv debenture 4s_ 1954 J J
_
1,000
Non-conv debenture 4s__ 1955 J J
Non-conv debenture 4s__ 1955 A O
1,000
Non-conv debenture 4s__ 1956.J J
19,000
N Y & Northern 1st g 5s_____1927!A O
1,000
N Y Ont & West 1st g 4s_ June 1992 M S
158,000
i Reg $5,000 only______June 1992jM S
F General 4s_________________ 1955 J D
53,000
N Y Prov & Boston gen 4s___ 1 9 4 2 iA O
4.000
N Y & Putnam 1st con gu g 4s. 19981 O
A
1.000
N Y & Rockaway Bch 1st g 5s.l927>M S
122,000
N Y Susq & West 1st ref g 5s._1937|J J
Second gold 454s___________ 1937|F A
4.000
General gold 5s____________ 1940 P A
77.000
Terminal 1st gold 5s________ 1943 M N
4.000
345.000
N Y Westches & Bos 1st 454s._1946 J J
Nord Rys s f 654s int rects___ 1950A O
915.000
Norfolk South 1st & ref 5s A ..1961iF A
43.000
Norfolk & South 1st g 5s______ 1 9 4 1 M N
31.000
Norfolk & Western gen g 6s_ 1931 M N
_
5.000
J Improvement & ext g 6s___ 1 9 3 4 F A
New River 1st gold 6s______1932 A O
N orf & West R y 1st con g 4s. 1996 A O
169.000
Registered_______________ 1996jA O
5,000
Div 1st & gen g 4s_______ 1944G J
266.000
10-year convertible 6s___ 1929jM S
450.000
Pocahontas C & C joint 4s . ] 9411 D
J
63.000
North Cent gen & ref 5s A ____1974,M S
10.000
Northern Ohio 1st gu g 5s_____19451A O
213.000
Northern Pacific prior lien 4s_ .1997 Q J
213.000
261.000
Registered__________________1997 Q F
Gen lien ry & liq 3s____Jan 2047 Q F
244,000
Registered___________Jan 2047
R ef & impt 4H s Series A _ 2047
_
201,000
R ef & impt 6s Series B _____2047
443,000
Registered___________________
R ef & impt 5s Series C _____2047
154.000
R ef & impt 5s Series D ____ 2047
172.000
St Paul & Duluth 1st 5s___ 1931
1st consol gold 4s________ 1968
North Pac Terminal 1st 6s____ 1933
2,000
Northern Ry o f Calif gu 5s___ 1938
Ogden & Lake Ch 1st gu g 4s. .1948
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s____ 1943
Ohio Ind & W 1st pref 5s.-A pr 1938
Ohio River R R 1st g 5s_______ 1936
1 General gold 5S_____________ 1937
Oregon & Calif 1st gu g 5s_____ 1927
Oregon RR & Nav Con g 4s____1946
Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s.1946
Guaranteed con 5s_________ 1946
Guar refunding gold 4s_____ 1929
.Oregon-Wash 1st & rief 4s_____ 1961

J
M
Q
J
A
J
J
J
J
J
J

J
S
J
D
O
J
D
J
J
D
J

14,000
2,000

3.000
123.000
85.000
136.000
53.000
293.000
256.000

29.000
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s_____ 1946 J D
5.000
Pacific R R of M o 1st ext 4s
1938 F A
26.000
2d extended gold 5s________ 1938 J J
5.000
Paducah & Illinois 1st s f 454s. .1955: J J
623.000
Paris-Lyons-Med RR 6 s .____ 1958iF A
Sink fund extl 7s inter rects. .1958 !M S 1.257.000
Paris-Orleans RR s f 7s_______1954 M S
457.000
Paulista R y 1st & ref 7s______1942 M S
98.000
3.000
Penn RR consol gold 4s_______ 1943 M N
48.000
Consol gold 4 s . .'.__________ 1948 M N
13.000
I Stamped dollar bonds___ 1948 M N
92.000
Consol 4 3^s issue o f ,1915_ 1960 F A
_
522.000
General 4 Ms Series A . . _____ 1 965 J D
553.000
General 5s Series B _____.,___ 1968J D
246.000
10-year secured 7s_________ 1930 A O
479.000
15-year secured 654s_____..1936 F A
40-year 5s temp_ _________1964 M N 1.163.000
_
^Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 354s coll tr reg ctfs_ 1937 M S
_
18,000
Guar 354s coll tr ctfs B .:____1941 F A
Guar g 3 Ms tr ctfs Series C . .1942 J D
Guar g 3 Ms tr ctfs Series D ..1 994 J D
25.000
Guar gold 15-25-year 4 s .___1931 A O
19.000
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E.1952 M N
80.000
Peoria & East 1st cons 4s_____1940 A O
237.000
Incom e4s________
1990 A pr
298.000
Pere Marq 1st 5s Series A _____ 1956 J J
50,000
1st 4s Series B _____________ ,1956 J J
Phila Balt & Wash l s t g 4s____1943 M N
18,000
General 5s Series B _________ 1974 F A
25.000
Philippine R y 1st 30-yr s f 4s. .1937 J J
10.000
P C C & S t L g u g 4 M s Series A . 1940 A O
6,000
Con 4 Ms Series B g u a r ..___ 1942 A O
Con 4 Ms Series C gjuar_____ 1942 M N
20,000
Con 4s Series D guar_______ 1945 M N
5,000
Con 3 Ms Series E guar g____ 1949 F *A
Con 4s Series F guar g______ 1953 J D
Con 4s Series G guar_______ 1957 M N
1,000
Con 4s Series H guar___ ___ 1960 F A
Con 4 Ms Series I guar--------- 1963 F A
Con 4 Ms Series J guar______1964 M*N




Jan. 31.
Ask. Bid.
75M 76 M 75 %
74 X
73 M 80
91%
90 M 92

470.000
63.000
713.000
25.000 88 54
1,228,000 93
2.367.000 102 M
4.067.000 94
1.400.000 90
17.000 89
91 Vs
11,000 99 M
10,000 97 54
87.000 92
10.000 7854
1,000!
30.000

6154
56
56 54
59 M
60
86
87

85.000
48.000
9.000
88.000
13.000
2.483.000
2,000

Sale
Sale
Sale
61 54
Sale
Sale
Sale

98 X ----103 M -----9 9 % ___
9954 100
8954------

55 54
54 M

37.000
32.000
864.000
121.000
609.000
56.000
6.070.000
2.024.000
1.642.000
107.000
37.000
10.000
28,000
2.282.000
49.000
897.000
13,428,000
545.000
26.000
286.000
4.753.000
198.000
2.896.000
105.000
1.305.000
5.623.000
1,000
1.282.000
2,556,000
1,000

99 X

67
59
61M
92
61 X
82 M
71 X
91X

107 X

107 X
106%

88 M

89 M
131X
90 X
101
87 X
84 M
83 X
6054

214.000
92.000
130,000!
60.000
12,101,000!
1,724,0001
898.000
287.000
101.000
653.000
214.000
1,210,000
4.678.000
3.958.000
3.680.000
4.213.000
112.000
25.000
35.000
6,000

70%

9954 Sale
98 M Sale
56 % Sale

62

68

100

91
Sale
91
10254
87 M
Sale
Sale
Sale

96 X
96 X

Sale

98

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
110
98 X Sale
83
82
82

103.000
540.000 94%
182.000 85
949.000 7654
3.534.000 35 M
6.890.000 98 X
769.000 82
251.000 92%
506.000 103
669.000
68.000 96
136.000 96
3.000 96
47.000 8954
46.000 89 M
3.000 89 M
28.000 89 M
4.000 8954
9454
53,000 9454

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

5554
60
60
55 %
87
83M
97
96
54

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

55

6154
63 M 62
100
68
67M
65 M
65
6354
8654
83
8254
100
73 54 6654
64 M 61M
64
6054
94
98
Sale
5954
Sale
854
Sale
7054
Sale
9554
107 10654

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

8554

87

109 X

8354
9054
9854
93 M
79 X
87 M
8754
99
9154
9154
9154
9954
94
102M
10854
11054
9854

8554 85
84
8354
82
84
82
9554 95
Sale
85
7854 6854
Sale
35 M
Sale
98 M
Sale
8154
100
9254
103 54 104
42 54
97 M 96
97
96
96 M 96
Sale
90 M
90 M
9054
90 M
90 M
94 M
9454

72
_____

___

_____
100
10154
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
Sale

8
24
31
5

June
Mar.
Aug.
Apr.
Jan.
Oct.

16
19
23
29
19
2

98 M
101
102 %
9954
101
9954

June
N ov.
Aug.
Dec.
Dec.
Aug.

16
10
23
18
31
14

60
July
Oct.
56
6154* Dec.
61
July
61M Dad.
Dec.
56
87
N ov.
83 M Nov.
9754 Nov.
96 M N ov.
55 M N ov.

24
22
1
30
3
20
25
24
21
21
21

44M
38
3954
44 54
43M
3954
59
57
7054
69
36

Jan.

8

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

6854 Jan.
8654 Jan.
8254 Jan.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

74 Jan.
62 Jan.
64 Jan.
§4
Jan.
6254 Jan.
84 54 Jan.
72 Jan.
96 Jan.
10754 Jan.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

8954
86
9054
133 M
93
8754
8554
8554
8454
6154

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

97 Jan.
9754 Jan.

102 M

M ay
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

96 Jan.
9554 Jan.

96 M Sale
97
Sale

97
97 M
92 M
7854

98 M
20 96
19 102 54
22 9754
13 9654
90

87M Jan.
107 54rJan.

100M

24
9
24
23

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

6154
62
100
68M

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

M ir.
Apr.
June
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Aug.
Jan.
May
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec.
61% Mar.
89
Jan.
10554 Mar.
106 Jan.
106 Mar.
86
Feb.
8654 M ay
8654 Feb.
106 M Jan.
86 5 Feb.
4
10154 D^c.
8454 M ay
80 M Mar.
78 i Mar.
5654 Mar.
M ay
57
7954 Jan.
10154 Mar.
107
Oct.
8954 Mar.
8954 Jan.
9954 Mar.
44

48
50 M
42 M
9954
60
59 M
5754
8554
81
89 M
52 M
43
40 M
8654
39 M
81M

5654
55 M
58 M
57 M
101
69
59 M
66
8554
83 M
100

71
63 M
66
9554
63
8854
7554
9554
107 X
107 M
107M
9154
89
9054
133 M
92 M
102
91
8654
8554
63

102

88 M
10854
107
98
97 M
9954

71M Jan. 22 72

Jan.

9

6854 Mar. 12 7454 N ov. 10
89M Apr. 29 9054 Dec. 8
15 100
15 9854
13 10154
8 90
10 106
6 10554
2, 9854
3 84

N ov.
N ov.
Aug.
July
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
July

24
18
14
24
24
23
26
26

22 82
1 9054
23 9954
31 94
15 8454
20 93 54
N o v . 26 93%
July 19, 98
Juae
93
Jan.
95
Feb.
9254
Jan.
100
Jan.
95
Jan.
10454
Jan.
11054
Jan.
111
Nov.
9854

Dec.
N ov.
July
Sept.
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
Oct.
June
Dec.
July
Aug.
N ov.
N ov.

29
19
30
3
29
2
14
23
16
8
23
28
3
30
19
1
24

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

9854
99
101M
89
10554
10554
97
82M

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jab.
Jan.
Jan.

9754
9554
9954
8554
101
10154
92 54
7954

Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.

8954 82
9054
9854
9454 9454
Sale
79
Sale
88M

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

75 M
8654
95 54
86 54
65
92 M
8954
93
8954
87 M
87
9454
90 54
99
10654
10754
98 M

Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Nov.

Sale

90 Jan.
9854 Jan.
98 !4 Jan.
94 M Jan.
8054 Jan.
89 Jan.
90 J a n .
100 Jan.
95 Jan.
9154 Jan.
91M Jan.
100 Jan.
95 Jan.
103 Jan.
109 Jan.
110 M Jan.
9854 Jan.

92
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

87

97
95
9054
90 M
9854
93
10154
108
10954
98

84
83
81
83 M
9454
8754 85
78
79
3o
36
Sale
9754
82 M 8154
100
104M 104
Sale
4154
96
97
96

Jan.

Jan. 24 83 M Jan. 29
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

95
85M
79
3654
98 M
8354

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

106
43
96M
96

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

8954 Jan.
9054 Jan.

8954 Jan.
91
Jan.

91M Jan.
9554

Dec. 17
July 29
Dec. 11
Sept. 3
Oct. 15
D8C. 18
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Oct. 18
Aug. 12
Aug. 21
Aug. 6
Dec. 24
Aug. 5
Oct. 7
Dec. 19
Oct. 14
Nov. 19
Oct. 31
Nov. 10
Oct. 6
June l9
July 30
Sept. 20
July 24
Dec. 26
Oct. 9
N ov. 28
Aug. 10
Sept. 29
Oct. 1
Sept. 24
July 23
Sept. 27
N ov. 12
Oct. 21
Sept. 26
Oct. 9
Mar. 24

10954 Jan. 21 10954 Jan. 14 10854 Feb. 8 10954 Feb. 15
89 M Aug. 21 10054 Apr. 29

9854
99
10054
88 %
10354
10354
9654
8154

Sale

Sept. 24
N ov. 8
Dec. 2
Oct. 1
Dec. 7
June 27
N ov. 12
Sept. 26

Mar.
June
Apr.
June

10054
107 M
9954
100

8 55

77 M
93 54
9154
95
103 54
9654
92
89 M

96
93 M
82
7654

65
57M
5654
63M
6354
5754
9054
84
100
9954
57

19
19
22
18

8654 8654 85M Jan.
10654 Sale 10654 Jan.

73X

82
80
8954 90%
98 X
93 % 96
79 X Sale
87% Sale

84%

6 76 Jan. 15
7254 Jan. 10
Jan. 6 92M Jan. 29 8954 Feb. 21
Jan. 19 89 Jan. 19 88 Mar. 6
Jan. 9 96 Jan. 29 88 Jan. 7
Jan. 2 103 54 Jan. 6 10054 Jan. 2
Jan. 2 95 Jan. 21 93 M Oct. 4
Jan. 2 9154 Jan. 31 8654 Mar. 12
89 Mar. 26

55% Jan.

88
86
8854
130 128
94% 91
87
102
Sale
8454
Sale
8454
83 54
6054 Sale
6054

7154
9054
86
100
98 _____ 9854
10054 Sale 101M
88 M 88 M 8854
104 Sale 104
105 Sale 104X
97
96 % Sale
82
Sale
8154

97 %
91 H
91 X
90 M
98 %
9354
101 X
108 %

Jan.

61

8754
128
9154
101 %
87 M
84 M

9 0 % _____
85 % -------

88

_____
.........
56 M
Sale
62 M
5554
Sale

10054
107M
9954
9954

Sale
67%
65 M 64 X
65
63%
85 54
82 % 82 M
9914
Sale
73 X
62
63
Sale
62
94
94
Sale
61
Sale
82
Sale
71%
96
108 M 10654
107 54
10654
Sale
88 M Sale

1 0 0 M ------80 X ------29.000 109M 10954
12.000 100 X -------

340 000
153 000
56 000
56 000
89 000
1,164 000
602. 000
691. 000
936 000
3,867, 000
5,055, 000,

6454
57 M
58 %
62 M
61M
52 M
89 M

64

85 M Sale
106 X Sale
95

75

91 M 93 % 92 Jan. 7 9254 Jan. 27
83 M 78 % 83 M 78% Jan. 20 7854 Jan. 20
76

97
Sale
96
Sale
54 M Sale

54 M
67 54
67 54
6454
63
85 X
8154

75 X
80
92 %

Highest.

Lowest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
72% Mar. 15 7854 July 25

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

91%
99%
97%

10.0001 9 9 54___
173,000, 99 54 101
8,000i 8 9 54-----260,000
89,000
300.000
472.000
1,161,000
1,216,000!
6.360.000
902.000
13.389.000
23.492.000
2.711.000

Ask.

Highest.

91
89
89
93 M 94% 94 M 92 Vs
Sale 102 % 103
102M
Sale
94% 94 X 93 %
Sale
91X 91% 90
92
89
92

1,000 103 M 109

2.000

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

P R IC E S I N J A N U A R Y .

Bid.

319.000

[V ol. 120.

7 91M Jan.

8454
83
8154
8154
9054
83 54
67
21

91M
7654
89 M
100M
37
93 54
93 54
9354
83
8654
87 M
8854
7 91M
9054
9054

Dec.
Dec.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
May
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
July
Feb.
Mar.
May
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.

Sept. 2
M ay 22
Sept. 23
Dec. 17
Oct. 23
June 18
June 21
Sept. 26
June 12
Nov. 6
Mar. 24
Oct. 31
Aug. 16
July 28
Sept. 30
Jan. 7
Aug. 14
Sept. 18
Oct. 29
Sept. 18
Oct. 17
Sept. 5
94% Dec. 30

8654
84
83 54
8954
96
8754
80
3854
99
8254
9954
10554
4754
97
9654
9454
9054
92 54
8954
98
92
9654

IT b.j 1925.]
e

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE EECOBD

BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.

C.g Sales in
Sales in
c C January
1924.
c »
NO. Par Value. (12 Months)

P C O & S t L ( Concluded)—
Gen 5s series A ____________ 1970 J D
Registered___________________ J D
Pitts & Lake Erie 2d 5s_ Jan 1928 A O
_
Pitts M cK & Yough 1st gu 6 s .-1932 J J
2d guar 6s_________________ 1934)J J
Pitts Shen & L E 1st g 5s____ 1940,A O
First consol gold 5s________ 1943 J J
Pitts Va & Char 1st guar 4s_ 1943 M N
_
Pitts Y & Ash 1st con 5s______1927iM N
1st gen 4s series A ___________1948 J D
1st gen 5s series B ___________1962 F A
_
Providence Securities deb 4s_ 1957 M S
Providence Terminal 1st 4s___ 1956 M S
:Reading Co gen gold 4s_______ 1997IJ J
Registered__________________1997 J J
Certificates o f deposit______ 1997 j ____
Jersey Central coll g 4s_____1951 A O
Gen & ref 4 % s _____________ 1997 J J
'Rensselaer & Saratoga 6s______ 1941 M N
Richm & Danv deb 5s stamped. 1927 A O
Richm & Mecklenburg 1st 4s_ 1948 M N
_
Richmond Terminal Ry 1st 5s_1952 J J
Rio Grande June 1st gu g 5s_ 1939iJ D
_
Rio Grande Southern 1st g 4 s_ .l9 l0 J J
Guaranteed________________ 1940 J J
'Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s_ 1939'J J
_
1st con & coll trust 4s series A 1949 A O
RockTsl’ti Ark & Loui 1st 4 4£s_ 1934 M S
Rutland-Canada 1st gu g 4s_ 1949 J J
_
'Rutland 1st cons g 4 H s_______ 1941 J J
St Jos & Grand Island 1st g 4s__1947
St Lawr & Adirondack 1st g 5s. 1995
2d gold 6s__________________ 1996
St Louis & Cairo gu g 4s______ 1931
; St Louisilrom M tn & South—Gen c o n r y & land grant 5s_.1931 A
Unif & ref gold 4s__________ 1929 J
MN
1930 A O
St Louis-San Fran (Reorg Co)1950 J J
1950 .1 J
1928 .1 J
1942 J .)
1955 A O
1960 Oct
1931 J J
1931 J J
1996 .1 J
St L & S F RR cons g 4s.
1947 A O
1948 J J
1931 M S
1989 M N
1989 .T J
1932 J D
1952 J J
1941 F A
1947 J .1
1933 J J
1933 J J
1933 .1 J
.1937 J D
.1 1)
Registered.
194(1 .T J
1973 J .1
1943 J J
. 1942-M S
.1934IA O
Sav Fla & West 1st g 6s . .
.19341A O
.1989 M N
.1950 A O
.1950 A O
1949 F A
19 9 A O
.1945 M S
1933 M S
.1926 J .1
.1936 F A
South & Nor Ala gu 5s___
Gen cons gu 50-year 5s.
.1963 A O
Southern Pacific Co—1949 J D
J D
1929 M S
.1934 J 1)
.1950 A ()
.1950 A O
1937 M N
.1937J J
South Pac RR 1st ref gu 4s. .1955 J .1
.1994 J J
.1994 J

1943 J
1936 J

So Caro & Ga 1st ext 5 J^s.

J

48,000

Bid.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
969,000 100Vs 100M 100^ 100%

Registered.

July 1914 coupon on.




Sale Prices.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

9946 Jan. 14 101

10,000

101
101 Vi
104 % _____
102
__ 10246------10114 101
101
___ 100
101
95
101
_____
87
------- 87
8 9 ^ ------- 10046_____ 100

30,000

3,000

5,000
687,000

4.000
4.000

803.000 100^ 101H 10046 102
10046 Jan.
30,000 5 0 % _____ 5 1 4 6 _____ 5346 Jan.
1,000 8 1 % ------- 8 1 4 6 -------

1,000

112,000

124.000
307.000
4,000
45,000

8,000

266,000
283.000
302.000
1,000

6,000

86

2.791.000
146.000
272.000
872.000
5.678.000

6,000

148.000

2,000
29,000

1,000
234.000

338.000
485.000

1.616.000
6,268,000

20,000

Jan.

6

92,000
20,466,000
4,318,000
2,924,000
5,029,000
14,059,000
35,759,000
121,000
9,284,000
4,000
6,000
208,000
48,000
1,489,000
228,000
4,132,000
2,090,000
2,856,000
5,000
138,000
84,000
285,000
208,000
25,000
2,000
1,973,000
1,833,000
23,000
67,000
35.000
168,000
381,000
4,540,000
15,733,000
10,570,000
12,097,000
1,081,000
1,130,000
27,000
251,000

15,000
18,000
9,000
15,000
1,000
82,000
277,000
1,000
2,000
15,000
137,000
1,836,000
938,000
2,554,000
39,000
27,000
20,000
42,000
253,000
LOCO

799,000
50,000
65,000
______
4,000
33,000
683.000
387.000
4,000
1,131,000
434,000
529,000
5,000
28,000
44,000
25,000
42,000

5,000
1939 A 0
13,000
1944 F A
53,000
1953 J J
1943 .T J
102,000
2000 J D
2000 M a r
52,000
1931 J J
5,000
1964 M S
36,000
1935 J J
1935 A O
1,000
1935 J 1)
82,000
1917 .1 .T
1925 ,T J
62,000
1950 A ()
98,000
1931 .1 J
1,000
1933 J J
10,000
1942 M S
1946 J D
25,000
1928 J 1)
19,000
22,000
1952 A O
1947 .1 J 1,128,000
1,000
1947 .1 J
583,000
.1927 J J
J J
1,000
266.000
2008 M S
2008 M S
302,000
138,000
.1928 J J
2,000
1944 M s
1926 .1 J
5,000
1933 J J
8,000

2,000

86

Jan. 20 10146 Jan. 27
Jan. 271101 Jan. 27

___

Jan. 21100

Jan. 21

6 102 Jan. 29
2 5446 Jan. 7

9656
9846
97
8646
99

Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec.
Mar.

8
7
3
23
14

99
40
80

Mar. 14 10246 Oct. 21
June 3 53
Dec. 17
Sept. 8 80
Sept. 8

96

Jan. 30

9146 89
93
Sale
------------7546
101
------- 9246
5
7
------Sale
8346
7146
Sale
85
Sale
74
------- 8546

95
94

Jan.
Jan.

8746
88
8746
83 46
88 46

Jan. 2
Jan. 7
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Feb. 29

Jan. 61 9446 Jan.
Jan. 30 546 Jan.

9846
74 46
96
84
346

Jan.
N ov.
Jan.
M ay
Aug.

73 46
60
7446
68
8046

Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.

Jan.
Jan.

Jan. 8 87
Jan. 8 74
Jan. 16 86
Jan.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

6 8546 Jan.

6

7546 7646 7546 7646 7546 Jan. 7 7546 Jan. 13 5246
9346 _____ 9346 ------9146
Jan. 20 101 Jan.
101
101
102
9946 102
100
94 Jan. 9 9446 Jan.
9346 9446 9446 95
89
9946
9156
83 46
9946

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

10046
93 46
8556
10046

71
8546
10146
9356
8456
7546
10546
10146 10056

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

7246 Jan.
87 Jan.
103 Jan.
9546 Jan.
8946 Jan.
79 46 Jan.
10546 Jan.
101 Jan.

10246
9246
8046
74
8546
8146
80

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

103 Jan.
93 Jan.
8046 Jan.
74 Jan.
88 Jan.
8446 Jan.
82 46 Jan.

9446
10946
9846
Sale

9446
10846
9846
9256
92

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

95
10856
99
9346
92

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

101
83
99
10646
101
8746
7846
78 46
78 46
65
9146
8546
10046
10246
104

Sale
Sale

100

Jan.
Jan.

102

Jan.
Jan.

Sale
85
97

9146 Sale
8446 Sale
9946 9946
7146 Sale
8546 Sale
10146 Sale
Sale
i 94
| 8546 Sale
I 7846 Sale
,10546
10046 Sale
9046
9646
10146 10346
Sale
93
8046 Sale
74
73
8546 Sale
Sale
82
8046 Sale
90
9346 9446
10846 109
Sale
99
9146 9346
9046 92
89
100 Sale
Sale
81
9846
107 46
101
87 46 89
74
77
7446 Sale
7446 Sale
Sale
60
8446 Sale
8346 84
100
10046
102
104
10346 10446

10046
93 46
85
9946

Sale
Sale
Sale
10046

72 46
87
10246
95
8946
79 46
10546
100 46
9046
98
10246
93 46
8046
7246
8746
8356
82 46
9046
9446
10816
9846
9346
9046

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

2,385,000 84
23,000 7946
8,921,000 9646
1,268,000 9946
1,223,000 8446
15,000 7846
9,000 101
86.000
9346
6,136,000 8846
6,392,000 10046
18,000
11,850,000 73 46
9,549,000 103
6,470,000 10746
322,000 9946
294,000 86
512,000 8246
245,000 102
162,000 83 46

Sale
7446
Sale
8446
Sale

79
Sale
Sale
Sale
8546
10046
_____
10446

101

Sale
83

96
Sale

85
10546
10456
9246
10046
9356

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

84

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

5 10746 Jan.
90
7946
80
79
6546
91 46
8646
10046
10246
10446

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

86
81
97
101
8646

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan. 28 103 Jan.
Jan. 15 9446 Jan.
Jan. 2! 8956 Jan.
Jan. 6 10146 Jan.
Jan. 15, 9946 Jan.
Jan. 3 7656 Jan.
Jan. 2 10546 Jan.
Jan. 6 10946 Jan.
100 Jan.
Jan.
86 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8346 Jan.
102 Jan.
Jan.
86 Jan.
Jan.

9546 Jan.
100 Jan.
8246 Jan.
9946 Jan.
98 46 Jan.
9846 Jan.
10046 Jan.
99 46 Jan.
9656 Jan.
9946 Jan.
8246 Jan.

97
8956
8546
92
55
9056
8946
9846
98
Sale
8446
Sale 10446
Sale 103 56
9246
10156 10146

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

9556 Jan.
10056 Jan.
8346 Jan.
101

Jan. 29

9946
3846
101
9946
9746

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

9946 Jan.
84 Jan.
97
8956
8646
9246
62
9246
91
9956
98
86
10546
104 56
9246
10146

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

8656 Jan. 21 8656 Jan. 26

8646 8846 8646
8646 8846
18

84
81
9646
9956
8446

103
9456
88 46
10056
99
73 56
103
10656
9946
8646 8546
8346 8256
102
10046
8746 8346

5,276,000 8446 8446
3,715,000 10446 Sale
2,488,000 10346 Sale
52,000 91
9246
114,000 10046 101
1,000 9346 -------

2146

89 Jan.
74 Jan.
74 Jan.
7446 Jan.
5946 Jan.
8456 Jan.
83 46 Jan.
99 56 Jan.
10246 Jan.
103 Jan.

Sale
Sale
9946
Sale
Sale
Sale

99
Sale
88
89
9846 9946
9846 9856
10046 10046
9946 100
9746 9846
25
3256
100
82 46 Sale
9546
9546
89 46
8646 Sale
94
90
55
58
9146 Sale
91
9946 Sale

9546
100
83 46
9546
10046

81

10746 Jan.

113,000 9546 96
91,000 100
778,000 8246 83
18,000
1,154,000 99 46 Sale
95
18,000 88
477,000 9846 Sale
18,000 9946 Sale
117,000 100
67,000 9946 9946
49,000 96
9646
129,000 30
3846
907,000 9946 Sale
1,217,000 8246 Sale
7,000 95 46
1,000 9546 97
8946
84,000 8346 8546
725,000 8646 92
62
81,000 57
6,887,000 9146 Sale
168,000 8946 93
4,179,000 9946 Sale

4,000
12,000
25,000
15,000
39,000

9546 Feb. 27 10146 Oct. 29
99
M ay 24 99 M ay 24
100 June 12 10046 July 30

9346 9346 9446 Jan.

95 Vs

Sale
84 46
8246 7946
Sale
9646
100
99 46
8446 8546
7846
103
95
93 46
Sale
8946
Sale 10046
9846
Sale
7646
Sale 105
Sale 10846
100
99 56
Sale
8546
83 46 83
102 46 101
Sale
8546
6846
68
8946
8946
9946
9946

io!ooo
1,283,000
534,000
181,000
595,000
1,566,000
2,069,000
1,000
10,000
24,000
12,000
132,000
2,000
686,000
173,000
180,000

___

89
8946 9046
93 46
93 46 Sale
11046
11046
38.000 99 46
9946
1 , 000, 7446 77
74%
112,000 100J6 10146 10046
235,000 9246
9446
5
51.000
5
6
646
88
1.176.000 83 46 Sale
2.090.000 7246 Sale
7346
86
2.968.000 85 46 Sale
43.000 7346 73 46 7146
60.000 8546
8646

J

1955 r A
1957 M N
1934 .T J
J J
1934

Highest.

14,000

1930 M s

Texas & Pacific 1st g 4s.

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

JAN U ARY.

Jan. 31.

10,000 100^ 101*
104
___

D

.1956 A O
.1956 A O
.1956 A O
19961J J
1951 J .1
_1938!M S
1929 M N
1955|J J

P R IC E S I N
Jan. 2.

19

27

2446 Jan. 20 2446 Jan. 20

9556
8346
72
97

100
10056
9856
90
10246

M ay
Aug.
Feb.
Dec.
Oct.

17
8
19
27
31

9556
95
9546
8946
9456

Nov.
Dec.
N ov.
Nov.
Dec.

18
31
26
25
2

2
12
15
2
16

10056
74 46
100 56
93 46
77

Oct.
N ov.
July
Dec.
Oct.

9
12
21
8
25

14
4
7
16
14

8456
7356
87 56
74
88

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Aug.
Sept.

5
5
4
22
30

Jan. 16 77
Feb. 8 96 56
Dec. 8 100
Jan. 2 9546

June 11
Jan. 23
Dec. 8
Oct. 31

Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Aug. 25
N ov. 8
July 19
Dec. 1

3
7
2
11

101
9346
85 46
10046

Jan. 2 7346 Dec. 4
Jan. 2 8746 July 23
Jan. 2 103 46 Aug. 29
Jan. 3 95 June 24
Apr. 23 8656 Dec. 6
Jan. 2 8146 Dec. 6
Feb. 19 10556 Oct. 15
Feb. 26 10056 N ov. 25
Dec. 13 84 56 Dec. 12
Dec. 26 9946 Oct. 9
Feb. 2 103
Sept. 30
July 16 9446 Nov. 21
Jan. 3, 8256 Aug. 4
Jan. 10, 7446 Dec. 30
Jan. 2 8746 Sept. 20
Jan. 7 85
June 19
Jan. 2| 83
N ov. 13
88
Sept. 17 9446 Aug. 21
9156 Mar. 281 9846 Sept. 19
105 Jan. 16 109
Nov. 5
9446 Sept. 17 99
Sept. 27
8846 Jan. 22 9746 July 21
91
Oct. 2 9146 June 17
Sept. 23
8246 Apr. 28 89
95
Jan. 19 102 N ov. 8
7156 Jan. 3 83
Dec. 10
98 46 M ay 13 100 Aug. 8
10746 Jan. 17 108
Feb. 18
10046 Mar. 15 10146 July 11
8446 Feb. 29 9046 Sept. 29
Jan. 29 78
61
Dec. 5
Dec. 5
5846 Jan.
78
43 46 Jan.
Dec. 5
78
47 56 Jan.
6146 Dec. 5
6756 Jan.
86 N ov. 10
70 Jan. . 86 N ov. 8
9756 Jan. 29 10146 Sept. 13
10156 June 12 10256 N ov. 8
99
Jan. 12 10546 July 10
8156 Feb.
8646 July 16
8146 May
82 5 June 20
6
92 46 Jan.
10046 Sept. 26
9756 Jan.
10156 Aug. 16
Jan.
80 46
8756 June 28
Oct. 3
82 46 July
83
Aug. 4
10146 Apr.
103
I 9046 Apr.
94 Jan. 19
Feb.
1 85
9056 July 8
I 9546 Jan.
July 31
102
Apr.
96
9956 Dec. 10
6946 Jan.
7556 July 19
96 46 Jan.
Dec. 2
105
10146 Jan.
10746 N ov. 19
93 46 Feb.
Aug. 4
100
7956 Jan.
8646 Nov. 14
76 Jan.
8146 Dec. 11
9746 Mar.
102 56 Aug. 19
8246 Dec.
9256 Oct. 4
6546
8046
9856
8746
72
5856
99 46
9646
8446
9756
98
9146
76
6946
77 46
78
73

92 56
9746
78 56
9446
92

Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
June
Jan.

91
98 46
9746
94 46
9146
2046
9646
76
9546
9546

Mar.
Dec.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.

Oct. 14
Dec. 15
July 30
Sept. 10
101
Sept. 29
90
Dec. 30
100
Oct. 6
99
Dec. 3
103
Nov. 15
101
Sept. 24
100
N ov. 28
3846 Dec. 22
100
Aug. 21
84 July 31
97
July 30
95 46 Feb. 5

8146
91
61
8846
8746

Feb.
Dec.
Dec.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.

8656
9956
7056
94
9246
100

Sept.
N ov.
July
July
July
Aug.

25
1
24
10
19
2

8156
100
10246
8856
93
93

Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Aug.
Aug.

8846
107
106
93
10056
93

July
July
Sept.
Sept.
July
Aug.

24
7
19
10
16
14

86

85
8556
20
20
1746

N ov.

95 46
10046
8656
97 46

Jan. 30 8646
Oct. 3 87
Oct. 21 2046
Dec. 8 2656
Dec. lli 2656

Oct. 24
Mar. 22
Sept. 15
Mar. 28
Mar. 18

20

[V ol. 120.

General 5s_________________ 1936
Va & Southwest 1st gu 5s_____2003
First cons 50-year 5s_______ 1958
Virginian R y 1st 5s ser A _____ 1962
Wabash 1st gold 5s____________1939
Second gold 5s______________ 1939
Deb B 6 s registered________ 1939
1st lien 5'0-year gold term 4s_1954
Det & Ch Ex 1st g 5s_______ 1941
Des Moines Div 1st g 4s____1939
Omaha Div 1st g 3M s______ 1941
Tol & Chic Div 1st g 4s_____ 1941
W aco & N W Div 1st 6 s______ 1930
Warren RR 1st ref gu 3M ____

Registered .
Refunding 4Ms ser A .
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s . .

Period

BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.

1Interest

BONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

M
M
M
M
Q
A
M

Sales in
Sales in
January
1924.
Par Value. (12 Months )

S
S
S
N
J
O
M

MN
F A
J J
J J
J J
J J
A O
M S
MN
F A
O M
F A
F A
F A
A O
J J
A O
N ov
M S
M S
J J
J .)
A O
,T J
F A
M S
M S
J D
J !>
.) J
J J
M N
J J

$
4,000
1 ,0 0 0
1 0 ,0 0 0

40,000
65,000
567,000
2 2 0 ,0 0 0

118,000
7 ,6 6 6

24,000
29,000
46,000

1 ,0 0 0

9,000
5,000
893,000
5,000
8 ,0 0 0

277,000
64.000
156,000
52,000
13,000
2 0 ,0 0 0
6 6 ,0 0 0

97,000
46,000
3,000
1 0 1 ,0 0 0

39,000

P R IC E S I N

Bid.
$
37,000 99 M
57,000 100 M
14,000 99 M
76,000 100
99,000 95 M
590,000 84 M
7,479,000 95 M

Ask. Bid.

_____
100M
------_____
96 M
Sale
Sale

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

JAN U ARY.

Jan. 31.

Jan. 2.

Ask.

100
_____
100 M _____
99 M ------10 0
100 M
97 M ------89
Sale
95 M Sale

Sale Prices.

Sale
98M Apr. 3 100
97 Jan. 3 100 %
99 M June 24 100

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
99 Vs Jan. 12 100 Jan. 23

99M
100
93 M
84M
95

Jan. 15 99M
Jan. 14 100
Jan. 1 0 98
Jan. 2 89
Jan. 5 95 M

2,497,000 100 M 100 M 100 M Sale 100M Jan.
1,725,000 94 M Sale
95 M Sale
94M Jan.
196,000
85,000 77 M 78 Vs 74 % 77 M 77 M Jan.
38,000 99 Vs
100
100 M 99 M Jan.
109,000 80 V 81 % 82 M 83 M 81 % Jan.
s
Sale
75
74 Jan.
271,000 72 M 74
83
97,000 82 M
84M
102
102
8 ,0 0 0
77 M
77 M
18,000 81M 85
84M Jan.
84 M 85
123,000 §2M 83
81M 82 M 81M Jan.
82
30,000 80
78 M
89
181,000 88 Vs
95 M Jan.
63M Jan.
5,300,000 63 Vs Sale
65 M
100 Jan.
285,000 99 % 100 % 100 M
375,000 80 M 81M 80M 81M 81M Jan.
45
7,000 34 M
Sale
92
4,145,000 90 M Sale
90M Jan.
905,000 101M Sale 101M Sale 100 % Jan.
Sale
83
81 % Jan.
1,650,000 82 M Sale
849,000 80 M Sale
80 M 81M 79 % Jan.
100 %
100% Jan.
95,000 101
99 Vs Jan.
2 0 1 ,0 0 0
99 M 100 M 99 M
15,000 97
99 M 97 M 99 %
68
Jan.
6 8 M 69 M 69 %
1,460,000 68
72 Jan.
1,643,000 70
72 M 72 % 74
64 M 65 M 63M Jan.
767,000 63 M Sale
23,000 100M
101M
83
83 Vs 81M 83 M 83M Jan.
2 2 0 ,0 0 0
1,073,000 79M 80 M 80
80 M 79 Vs Jan.
87
809,000 85
86 M 8 6 M 85M Jan.
80
6 ,0 0 0

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan. 7
Jan. 20
Jan. 6
Jan. 10

70
74
65

101 % N ov.
98 M July
88
Jan.
79
Oct.
100M N ov.
84 % Aug.
74 M N ov.
85
N ov.

14
31
10
4
IO
7

6

28
16
18
16

1

12

77 M Oct.
78M Jan.
79% Feb.
73 % June
90 May
58 Jan.
97 M Feb.
76M Jan.
36
Oct.
79 M Jan.
92 M Jan.
78 M Jan.
77 % Jan.
98M June
98 Mar.
94
Mar.
53M Jan.
60 Jan.
49 Jan.
99 Jan.
81
Feb.
76 M Jan.
77 Jan.
67 Feb.

Jan. 24
Jan. 13
Jan. 1

84M Jan. 9
80 M Jan. 13
87M Jan. 8

5 85 M N ov. 11
22 98 % N ov. 28
26 7M Mar. 28
26: 7M Mar. 24
7 100M Sept. 13
Jan. 11
5 101
1 97% Dec. 2
Dec. 1
2 ! 92
6.107M June 4
Dec. 11
12 99
2 92 % July 24
2 ! 97 Vs N ov. 7
30 106 % N ov. 1
24 103 Jan. 24
2 98 % Sept. 24
10 93 July 10
30 111M Dec. 1 6
3 103 M Sept. 25

Jan.
96
114M June
84 M Jan.
Mar.
38
43 M Dec.
94 M May
94 % May
Dec.
100
Dec.
93
83 M Jan.
M ay
85
96 % Jan.
Oct.
97
25 % M ay
Dec.
18
96 M Jan.

31
2
14
12
21
28

2
M ay 20
June 1 6
88 M June 30
Oct. 18
96
65 M Aug. 21
100 % Aug. 1
86% M ay 28
38% Feb. 26
93% Aug. 7
N ov. 26
102
84 M July 24
82 M Aug. 14
100 M Oct. 6
100 % Sept.23
99 M Oct. 9
N ov. 7
69
74 M N ov. 10
Oct. 15
65
101 % N ov. 6
84 M Sept. 4
83 % Sept. 25
87% Aug. 12
Sept. 3
83

80 Jan.
74 Vs M ay
Dec.
4
5 N ov.
94 Apr.
Apr.
82
88 Apr.
82
Jan.
106 M Feb.
Dec.
98
87 Vs Jan.
92 Jan.
101 Vs Jan.
96 V Apr.
s
92 M Jan.
87 Jan.
92 M June
97 M Jan.

95 Vs Jan. 17
65 % Jan. 22
100M Jan. 7
82M Jan. 5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

5
21

96M Jan. 2
87M Jan. 8
72 Vs Feb. 19
68
Jan. 2
97 Jan. 10
74 M M ay 19
67 % Jan. 30
77% Feb. 20

84M Jan. 30
82 M Jan. 23

92 %
101M
83
81
101M
101

Prices.

N ov.
July
Aug.
98 Apr. 9 100M N ov.
89M Mar. 13 97 July
76M Jan. 9 87 M June
92 M Jan. 2 97 % June

15
14
24
31
27

101M Jan. 19
95M Jan. 19
77 %
100M
82M
75

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

77 M Oct.

103 % Oct. 30
Dec. 22
127
94 July 31
57 July 15
57 July 14
100 M N ov. 24
103 M Dec. 20
101M Dec. 30
96 Vs Dec. 30
87% Jan. 17
97% Jan. 10
N ov. 6
102
Oct. 25
97
Feb. 23
40
Feb. 20
40
99 M Aug. 21

88
89

Industrials
M S
J D
Alaska Gold M deb 6 s A ______ 1925 M S
10-year conv 6 s ser B ______ 1926 M S
Amer Agric Chem 1st conv 5s-_1928 A O
1st ref sink fund 7 Ms_______ 1941 F A
Amer Chain 10-year s f deb 6 s.1933 A O
Amer Cotton Oil deb 5s______ 1931 M N
Amer Dock & Impt extd 6 s____ 1936 J J
Amer M ach & Fdy s f g 6 s____ 1939 A O
Amer Republic Corn s f deb 6 s. 1937 A O
Amer Smeltg & R ef 5s ser A _ 1947 A O
_
1 st g 6 s ser B ____________ -.1947 A O
_
Amer Sugar Refg 15-year 6 s_ 1937 J J
Amer Tel & Tel Coll trust 4s __ 1929 J J
Convertible 4s_____________ 1936 M S
2 0 -year convertible 4 Ms____1933 M S
30-year coll trust 5s________ 1946 J D
35-year sink fd deb 5s w i _ 1960 J J
_
20-year sink fd 5 Ms________ 1943 M N
7-year convertible 6 s_______1925 F A
Amer Water W ks& E lec coll 5s. 1934 A O
_
Amer Writing Paper s f 7-6s_ 1939 J J
Temp interchang ctfs o f dep
Anaconda Copper Min 1st 6 s . .1953 F A
15-year conv deb 7s________ 1938 F A
Andes Copper Min deb 7s w i._ 1943 J J
Antilla (Comp Azuc) 1st 7Ms._1939 J J
Armour & Co 1st real est 4MS.1939 J D
Armour & Co o f Del 1st 5MS..1943 J J
Associated Oil 6 % gold n otes..1935 M S
Atlanta Gas Lt 1st 5s________ 1947 J D
Atlantic Fruit 7s ctfs o f dep— 1934 J D
Certif o f deposit stamped_______
Atlantic Refining deb 5s--------- 1937 J J

442,000
1,698,000
148.000
55.000
1.663.000
9.493.000
1.771.000
1,094,000!
19.000
78.000
3.287.000
6.399.000
3.738.000
8.809,000:
10,923,000
570.000
425.000
6,495,000,

85
96 M
3M
3M
98 M
95 M
97 M
91M
106
98
91M
96
104 M
100
96 M
90 %
106 Vs
100 %

Sale
Sale
5
3M
98 M
Sale
Sale
92

12.941.000,
2.077.000
2.550.000
968.000
405.000
15.829.000
16.067.000,
147.000
301,000'
3.587.000
7.826.000
5.330.000
17.000
477.000
442.000
1.323.000

101M
126
92 M
45 M
46
99 M
102 %
100

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

85
91M
101 Vs
97
20
22
97 M

Sale
87 M
92 %
Sale
Sale 102 M
------- 97 M
18
Sale
Sale
___
Sale
98 M

17.000
Baldwin Locom Wks 1st s f 5s. 1940 M N
15.000
Baraqua (Comp Acucar) 7 M s. 1927 J J
146.000
Barnsdall Corp conv 8 s______ 1931J J
243.000
Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B ..19 48 J J
127.000
Bethlehem Steel 1st ext s f 5 s .. 1926 J J
1st & refund 5s gu ser A ___ 1942 M N
195.000
20-year pur & imp s f 5s____1936 J J
260.000
Cons 30-year s f 6 s ser A ____1948 F A 1,003,000
560.000
Con 30-year s f 5Ms B ______ 1953 F A
90.000
Booth Fisheries deb 6 s________ 1926 A O
198.000
Brier Hill Steel 1st 5 Ms--------- 1942 A O
82.000
Broadway & 7th Av 1st con 5s. 1943 J D
44.000
Ctfs o f dep stpd Dec ’24 int_________
196.000
Brooklyn City RB 1st 5s_____1941 J J
766.000
Bklyn Edison Inc gen 5s A ____1949 J
53.000
General 6 s series B _________ 1930 J
General 7s, series C -------------1930 J
4,506.000
Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6 s--------- 1968 J
106,000
Bklyn Q Co & Sub gtd 5s_____1941 M N
1,000
1st 5s stamped_____________ 1941 J
Brooklyn Rapid Transit g 5s. .1945 A O
Trust co ctfs deposit___________
1st refund conv 4s g ________ 2002
3-year seemed notes 7s--------1921
Trust Co. ctfs deposit________
do stamped_______________
38.000
Bklyn Un El 1st g 4-5s_______ 1950 F
18.000
Stamped guaranteed_______ 1950 F
66,000
Bklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5 s .. 1945 M N
15.000
10-year conv deb 7s________ 1932 M N
53.000
1st 1 & ref 6 s A _____________ 1947 M N
Buffalo & Susq gen s f 5s_____ 1932 J D
9.000
Bush Terminal 1st 4s-------------1952 A O
67.000
Consol 5s__________________ 1955 J
114.000
Buildings 5s gu tax ex______ 1960 A O

322.000
481.000
1.840.000
3.866.000
1.083.000
983.000
2.107.000
10.806.000
3.956.000
250.000
2.307.000
713.000
102.000

102

Sale 102 M
103 % 101
Sale 105
Sale 101
100 M 100 %
Sale
95 M
Sale
92 M
Sale
95 M
Sale
87 M
82 M 83
99
Sale
Sale
75 M
73 M 75 M
91M 92
Sale
99 M
104 % 104 M
108 M
Sale
87 M
67
68 M
73 M
95

65.000
Cal G & E Corp unif & ref 5s. .1937 M N
245.000
.1933 A O
California Petroleum 6 MS
29.000
------ d 7s------1942 A O
Camaguey Sugar sink fd 7s
81.000
Canada Steamship Lines 7s— 1942 M N
7s—
52.000
Canadian General Electric 6s..1942 A O
5.000
Central Dist Tel 1st 30-year 5s. 1943 J D
8.000
Central Foundry 1st sink fd 6 s. 1931 F A
410.000
Central Leather 20-year gold 5s 1925 A O
1,000
Registered_____________________ A O
20.000
Central Steel 1st sink fd 8 s____1941 M N
29.000
Chic Gas L & C 1st gu g 5s------1937 J J
349.000
Chicago Rys 1st 5s----------------1927 F A
1,369,000
Chile Copper conv 6 s ser A ___ 1932
39.000
Cine Gas & El 1st & ref 5s------1956
64.000
40-year prior lien 5 Ms Jan 1961 B
4,000
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4s------- 1940
36.000
Colo Fuel & Iron Co gen s f 5 s .. 1943
54.000
Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu------1934
133.000
Columbia Gas & El 1st 5s_____1927
193.000
Stamped--------------------------------

612.000
2.900.000
741.000
901.000
1.014.000
199.000
106.000
7.789.000




52,000
135,000
10,000

5,000
73.000
869.000
368.000
68.000
57.000
199.000
588.000
349.000
405.000
1.387.000
336.000
32.000
1.119.000
1.786.000
1.612.000
935.000
353.000
37.000
46.000
1.895.000
2.168.000
329.000
217.000
342.000
777.000
349.000
1,000

89.000
2,000
86.000

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

100 M
102 M
102 M
100 M
93 %
90 M
94
85 M
80 %
97 M
73 m

72
87 M
1.534.000 99 M
545.000 103 M
511.000 105
68,492,000 82 M
219.000 6 6 M
241.000

11.000

55.000
3,000
64.000
472.000
394.000
340.000
657.000
520.000
672.000
2.813.000
562.000
22.000
82,000
581.000
1.179.000

381.000
270.000
4.941.000
7.348.000
592.000
996.000
231,000
1.413.000
1.884.000
1.558.000

95

85
95 M
3M
3M
99 M
100
97 %
92 M
106 %
98 M
96
97
105
101M
96 M

96
5
5
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
108
99 M
Sale
Sale
105M
Sale
Sale
90 Vs 90 M
H IM 113
100 M Sale
95 M Sale
101M Sale
Sale
128
Sale
95
Sale
48
45 M Sale
Sale
101
103 M Sale
100
100M

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

98 Jan.
91M Jan.
95 M Jan.
103 Vs Jan.
99M Jan.
96M Jan.
89 M Jan.
110M Jan.
100M Jan.
95 Jan.
101 Jan.
125% Jan.
92 M Jan.
45 M Jan.
43 M Jan.
99M Jan.
102M Jan.
100 Jan.
91M Jan.
85
Jan.
Sale
Sale
91M Jan.
Sale 101 M Jan.
97 % Jan.
-----20 Jan.
25
39M 22 Jan.
98 M 87 M Jan.
103
103 M
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
75 %
75 M
93 M
Sale
105

102 Jan.
103 Jan.
102 M Jan.
100M Jan.
100M Jan.
93 M Jan.
90 % Jan.
93 M Jan.
85M Jan.
82M Jan.
97 Jan.
72M Jan.
73 Jan.
90M Jan.
99M Jan.
104M Jan.

87M
96M
5
5
100
100 M
98
93 M

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

100 Jan.
96 M Jan.
97 Jan.
106M Jan.
102 Jan.
96M Jan.
91
Jan.
115 Jan.
101M Jan.
97M Jan.
102 M Jan.
130M Jan.
95 Jan.
48 Jan.
46M Jan.
101M Jan.
104 Jan.
100M Jan.
93 M Jan.
87 M Jan.
92 M Jan.
l02M Jan.
97 % Jan.
24 Jan.
22 Jan.
99 Jan.
103 JanJ
104 Jan.
105 Jan.
101 % Jan.
101% Jan.
95 M Jan.
92 M Jan.
96 Jan.
8 8 M Jan.
84 % Jan.
99% Jan.
75 % Jan.
75 M Jan.
93 Jan.
99 % Jan.
5 104 M Jan.

Sale
82 % Jan.
69 M 6 6 M Jan.
80 Jan.

88

71
80

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

80

80

83 M Sale
83 M Sale
83 M 83 M 83 M 83 %
99 M 1 0 0 % 100Vs 100%
135 - 108M - 91M ------- 91M ------84
Sale
86 ___
86 M
8 6 M 8 6 M 86M
95 Sale
94 M 95 M
99 M
100 %
93
96 M
107 M
100 M
95 M
100 M
99 M
110M
99 M
83 M
110M
99 M
101M
77 M
90
80 M
100 M
100M

85
94M
5
5
98M
94 %
96 M
91M

99 M
Sale
93 M
97 M
107 Vs
100 M
96 M
Sale
100M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
92
Sale
Sale
Sale

83
83
99 %
158
107 %

Jan. 5 83M Jan.
Jan. 13 83 Vs Jan.
Jan. 5 103M Jan.
Jan. 13 163M Jan.
Jan. 2 108% Jan.

Jan. 2 8 6
Jan.
Vs Jan. 5 89
Jan.
93 Vs Jan. 14 95M Jan.

84
86

99 Vs Jan.
100
99
Sale 100% Jan.
103
93
93 % 93 Jan.
96 % Jan.
99 % Sale
107%
107M Jan.
100 V8 100 M 100M Jan.
92% 96
95 % Jan.
100 M Sale 100M Jan.
99 M 100 % 99 % Jan.
Jan.
112M Sale I l l
98 % Jan.
98 % Sale
82 Vs Jan.
84 V Sale
s
109 M Sale 109 Jan.
99M Jan.
99 M 100
100 M 101 % 100M Jan.
80 Jan.
78
87
Jan.
92 % 91
91
s
81M 82 V 80 Jan.
100 M 100 Vs 100M Jan.
Jan.
100 % Sale 1 0 0

5 99 Vs Jan.
103 Jan.
93 Jan.
3 99 % Jan.
3 107% Jan.
6 100M Jan.
8 95 % Jan.
2 0 100M Jan.
14 99% Jan.
3 114 Jan.
31 99% Jan.
13 85 % Jan.
27 I llM Jan.
6 100Vs Jan.
Jan.
3(1 1 0 2
15 80 Jan.
13 92 % Jan.
14 82 % Jan.
7 101 yi Jan.
2 1 101M Jan.
2
10

Sept. 20
19 99 M Feb. 18 104
3 100 Jan. 10 104 % N ov. 15
10 104 Oct. 15
22
Feb. 8 1 0 1 ^ Sept. 28
30
Aug. 2 0
Jan. 7 1 0 1
27 99
M ay 14 97 y Aug. 14
27
Apr. 30 9 1h Jan. 16
29
Feb. 4
31 88 July 7 1 0 0
July 1
13 84 N ov. 7 97
Apr. 28 89 y Feb. 4
12 70
Jan. 5 97 > Oct. 16
28 93
A
Jan. 4 77 June 30
26 60
Dec. 18
Jan. 3 74
28
60
Sept. 26
Jan. 23 94
23 87
1 0 2 M June lb7 97M Jan.
107
Dec. 27
7 102M Jan.
109
Feb. 14
105M Apr.
84 % Dec. 5
31 72 M Jan.
70 M N ov. 21
10 63 % Apr.
80M Oct. 27
27 80 Jan.
101
June 26
78% Jan.
96 July 30>
96 July
81M Oct. 14
64M Jan.
109 M Sept. 3
97M Jan.
120 N ov. 21
96M Jan.
117M Dec. 13.
92 % Jan.
85 % July 24
13 80M Jan.
Jan.
85 M July 24
5 81
100M N ov. 5
1
96M Jan.
19 114 Apr. 23 163 M Dec. 16
3 108 M Dec. 2
2 1 103M Jan.
89 % Mar. 13 93 M July 21
81
Jan. 11 8 6 Vs June 4
22
15 83 % Mar. 21 8 8 Vs June 16
Jan. 11 97 % July 22
30 91
96 M
95
92 M
31 91
2 0 102 Vs
29 97%
7 89 M
15 92 M
14
2 2 107 %
14 93 M
19 74
14 99
26 94
2
96 %
15
12
87 M
26 75
6

30
10

2
12

Apr.
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
Mar.

100M Aug. 25
102 N ov. 20'
97% Jan. 2699% N ov. 19
107% Dec. 3
Aug. 18
101
97 M N ov. 11
100 Vs Aug. 26

Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

110M
100
89
112
100 Vs
102 M

M a r.

Jan.

Apr.
Jan.

96% Jan.
96% Jan.

Dec.
N ov.
Dec.
Dec.
July
N ov.

27
199
29
16.
14

93% Dec. 18
82 M Dec. 6 101M N ov. 5
100 Vs Sept. 23

Feb., 1925.]

Sales in
Sales in
January
1924.
Par Value. (12 Months)

BONDS
N. T . STOCK EXCHANGE.
CoP&*9th A v 1st gu g 5s.............1993 M S
Columbus Gas 1st g 5s________ 1§32 J J
Commercial Cable 1st g 4s____2397 Q J
Commercial Credit s f 6s______ 1934 M N
_
Com'wealth Power 25-yr 6s_ 1947 M N
Computing-Tab-Record s f 6s. .1941 J J
Conn R y & Lt 1st g 4 % s______ 1951 J J
Stamped guar 4% s__________1951 J J
Consol Coal M d 40-yr 5s______ 1950 J D
Cons Pr & Lt 1st & ref 6% s A . .1943 M S
Cont Paper & Bag Mills 6%s__1944 F A
Consum Gas Chic 1st gu g 5 s..l9 3 6 J D
Consumers Power 1st lien 5s_ 1952 M N
_
Corn Prod R ef gold s f 5s______ l93 l M N
1st 25-year s f 5s____________1934 M N
Crown Cork & Seal 1st s f 6s_ 1942 F A
_
Cuba Cane Sugar conv 7s_____1930 J J
f" Conv deb stamped 8 % _____1930 J J
Cuban-Amer Sug 1st coll 8s_ 1931 M S
_
Cuban Dom Sug 1st 7% s_____1944 M N
Cumb T & T 1st & gen 5s_____1937 J J
Denver Gas & El 5s__________ 1951
Dery (D G) Corp 1st 7s_______ 1942
Detroit Edison Co 1st 5s______ 1933
1st & ref 5s Series A ____July 1940
1st & ref 6s Series B ____July 1940
Det United 1st cons g 4% s____1932
Dold (Jacob) Pack 1st 6s______1942
Dominion Iron & Steel 5s_____ 1939
Donner Steel 20-year 7s_______ 1942
du Pont (E I) Powder 4 % s___ 1936
du Pont defNem & Co 7% s___ 1931

Eastern Cuba Sugar 7% s______ 1937 M
Ed El 1 1 Bkn 1st con g 4s____ 1939 J
1
Ed El 1 1 N Y 1st cons g 5s___ 1995 J
1
Elkhorn Coal conv 6% n otes..1925 J
Empire Gas & Fuel 1st & ref 7 %s '37 M
Equitable Gas 1st con 5s______ 1932 M
Federal L & Tr 1st s f 5s______1942 M
1st lien s f 6s stmpd________ 1942 M
Conv deb 7s A _____________ 1953 M
Federated Metals conv 7s_____ 1939 J
Fisk Rubber 1st s t 8s________ 1941 M
Ft Smith Lt & Traction 5s___ 1936 M
Frameric Ind & Dev 20-yr 7 %s 1942 J
Francisco Sugar 20-yr 7% s____ 1942 M

S
17.000
4,090
16.000
122,000
315.000
48,000
9.000
204.000
152.000
86,000

5.000
446.000
11,000
45.000
225.000
615.000
112.000
391.000
178.000

$
22,000
33.000
410.000
39.000
4.124.000
503.000
9.000
85.000
2.015.000
331.000
478.000
211.000
2.787.000
4.000
245.000
300.000
1.867.000
5.228.000
1.981.000
746.000
602.000

8
99
72
99 %
98
101%
89 %
92
87
100%
89
98 %
91
100
101
77
94
99 %
107 %
96 %
97 %

105% Sale
89% 92
102% ------100 Sale
97% Sale
9 9 % ------99% Sale
99% Sale
115% 118
104 Sale
108 Sale
7 8 % ------92% Sale
104% 105

10.000
1.000
68,000

6,000

108,000
385.000
362.000
28,000
480.000

758.000
Illinois Bell Telep 1st & ref 5s A 1936 J D
259.000
Illinois Steel deben 4% s_______ 1940 A O
77.000!
Ind Nat Gas & Oil ref 5s______ 1936 M N
127,000'
Indiana Steel 1st 5s__________ 1952 M N
5.000
Ingersoll Rand 1st 5s___ Dec 1935iJ J
Inter-Metropolitan coll 4%s__1956 A O
1.000
Trust Co ctfs of deposit_________ _
16% stamped________________ _
925.000
Interboro R T 1st & ref 5s___ 1966 J J
Stamped_____________________ J J 1,171,000
525,009
10-year 6% notes___________1932 A O
671.000
10-year 7% notes___________1932 M S
19.000
Int Agri Corp 1st & coll tr 5 s .. 1932 M N
60.000
S ampe i extended to_____1942 ____
689.000
Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s_____ 1941 A O
362.000
Intern Paper conv 5s Ser A ____ 1947 J J
1st & ref s f 5s Ser B ................1947 J J
Jurgens Works 6s (fla t) _______ 1947 J J 1,367.000
407.000
Kansas City Power & Lt 5s____ 1952 M S
267.000
Kansas Gas & El 1st s f 6s.,____ 1952 M S
60,000;
Kayser (Julius) & Co 7s_______ 19 i2 F A
307,000'
Kelly Springfield Tire 8s______ 1931 M N
11.000
Keystone Telephone 1st 5s____ 1935 J J
18,000
Kings Co E L & Pow g 5s_____ 1937 A O
23.000
Purchase money 6s_________ 1997 A O
9,000
Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s____ 1949 F A
45.000
Stamped guaranteed_______ 1949 F A
15.000
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s___1954 J J
17.000
1st 644 s ___________________ 1954 J J
Kinney (G R) Co conv 7% s___ 1936 J D
15.000
M S
A O
F A
J J
J J
J J
M S
A O
F A
A O
F A
MN

137.000
65.000
458.000
11.000
27,000
2 0 ,0 0 0

51.000
214.000
78.000
171.000
602.000

947,000!
1.133.000
1.748.000
36.000
195.000,
5,000'
362.000
829.0001
2.139.000
499.000
1.130.000
2.774.000

156.000

45.000

851.000
190.000
230.000
13.000
55.000
2,000
232.000
15.000
70.000
1,000
23.000

3.920.000
2.790.000
4,833,000,
3.969.000
610,000!
188.000
2.370.000
247.000
871.000
330.000
1.768.000
5.833.000
974.000,
636.000
673,000|

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

93
89 Jan.
88% 86% Jan.
Sale 100% Jan.
89
87% Jan.
99% 98% Jan.
Sale
90% Jan.

92
88%
101%
89
98%
93

Jan. 2
Jan. 24
Jan. 28
Jan. 5
Jan. 8
Jan. 16

Sale 100% Jan.
75% 75 Jan.
Sale
93% Jan.
Sale
99% Jan.
Sale 107% Jan.
Sale
96% Jan.
98
97 Jan.

101%
77
96
101
108%
97%
97%

Jan. 6
Jan. 2
Jan. 27
Jan. 21
Jan. 12
Jan. 6
Jan. 2

Sale
78

92% Jan.
75
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

104% Sale
91
91%
101
100 Sale
100% Sale
98%
90
102
Sale
115% 133
103% 104%
110 Sale
77%
94% Q5
105
105%

Mar.
93%
July
77
July
101%
Jan.
101
Jan.
107%
Feb.
95
Dec.
87
Nov.
79%
M ay
92
Feb.
92%
Feb.
108%
Feb.
107%
Feb. 8 106%
Sept. 2 104%

Nov.
Aug.
Nov.
Aug.
Dec.
Dec.
Aug.
Jan.
Feb.
Aug.
June
N ov.
Nov.
Dec.

3
14
13
26
4
10
15
11
15
14
17
29
13
29

102%
89
98%
96
88%
93%
80
87%
99%
98
98%
77
84%
101%

Oct.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
June
Jan.
Feb.
Dec.
Jan.
N ov.
M ay
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.

Feb.
Sept.
Dec.
Dec.
N ov.
Dec.
Dec.
N ov.
Dec.
Dec.
N ov.
Aug.
Aug.
N ov.

6
11
11
29
1
10
10
29
15
31
17
4
9
8

98% 98%
101
105% 104%
83
Sale 101%
Sale 100%
Sale
93%
Sale 100%
Sale 119
Sale 108%
99% 93%
96
93%
Sale
95
95% 92
Sale
89%
101
100%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jah.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

98%
101%
105
84
105%
101%
1/94%
102%
120
109%
95
94
99%
95
91%
101

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

8 4 % ------- 83% Jan.
84
8 2 % _____ 82% Jan.
86
86 % 85% Jan.
Sale
93% 94
92% Jan.
94
Sale 103% Sale 103% Jan.
Sale 101% Sale 100% Jan.
85
Sale
79 Jan.
Sale
98% Jan.
98 h 98% Sale
99% Jan.
Sale 100% Sale

85
82%
86%
93%
104%
102%
85
98%
101

Sale
97 Jan.
Sale
92% Jan.
Sale
87% Jan.
Sale 101% Jan.
Sale
99% Jan.
_____ 11 Jan.
10
_____
Sale
68 Jan.
Sale
67% Jan.
Sale
72 Jan.
Sale
92% Jan.
83
69% Jan.
Sale
61 Jan.
Sale
88 Jan.
Sale
87% Jan.
Sale
88 Jan.
Sale
95% Jan.
Sale
98% Jan.
Sale 101% Jan.
98% 97 Jan.
84% 82 Jan.
100% Jan.
114% Jan.
75 Jan.
77% 74% Jah.
93
89
Jan.
Sale 103% Jan.
107% 107% Jan.

85% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
145
Sale
134
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
101

85% Sale
126%
100
63
54%
99%
85%
99%
130
130
106
125%
104%
102%
93
100%

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
133
106%

15 111
21 92
3 101%
30,100
3 98
8 100
27 100
23 98%
24 130
20 104
9 109%
81
97%
107

Jan. 15 98

N ov. 11

101
80
100
98%

Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.

Oct.
Dec.
N ov.
Sept.

93%
114%
100%
91
91%
89
78
91
98

Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
July
Nov.
Jan.
June
Nov.
Jan.

100% Dec. 22
120% N ov. 20
110% N ov. 17

93
94
97%
96
93%
102%

N ov.
Sept.
Aug.
Jan.
Dec.
Dec.

15
3
19
22
10
9

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

79%
79%
81%
92
100%
99%
73
94%
96%

Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Dec.
June
Jan.
Jan.

83%
79%
86%
95%
104
100%
84%
99%
100%

Dec.
Mar.
July
Oct.
Aug.
Dec.
Feb.
Sept.
N ov.

9
25
7
2
21
31
8
9
5

97%
93%
91
102%
99%
11

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

70
69%
76%
93%
72%
71%
91 %
89%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

90%
97%
100%
103
98%
82%
101
118
75%
76
88%
104%
108%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

93%
91%
82
99%
100
9
5%
%
58%
58%
54%
82%
46%
I 45
! 79%
83
83%
73%
89
93
97
86%
73%
98%
110%
69%
69
77%
95
101%

Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
July
Dec.
M ay
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
June
June
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
M ay
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

98%
95%
91%
104
100
11
10
2%
71%
72%
90%
94
72%
63%
90
88
85
91%
96%
99%
105%
105%
86%
103
116%
76
75%
88%
104
105%

July 24
Oct. 22
Oct. 9
N ov. 8
July 17
Jan. 22
Oct. 2
M ay 20
Aug. 4
July 17
Mar. 24
Dec. 6
Jan. 11
Dec. 16
Aug. 16
June 12
Jan. 15
Dec. 31
Dec. 2
Sept. 27
Jan. 3
Jan. 14
Oct. 24
Aug. 11
Dec. 15
Mar. 3
Dec. 16
Dec. 23
Oct. 31
Dec. 23

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

91 %
99
96%
97%
101

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

41
118
99
115%
97
93

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

88
91%
91%
91
91
87%
32%
114%
95%
114%
95
88%

Jan.
Jan.
M ay
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.

93
98%
96%
95%
101
88%
43%
119
100
118%
99
93%

Mar.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
July
Sept.
Aug.
N ov.
Oct.
N ov.
N ov.
N ov.

85% Jan.

121%
99
62
54%
97%
85
98%
130
105
130
105
105% 105
103% 102%
Sale
91 %
100% 100%

Apr. 7
N ov. 18
June 30
Dec. 26
Oct. 1
Oct. 9
July 23
Dec. 3
Jan. 30
July 16
Sept. 11
July 22
Dec. 22
Feb. 13
Oct. 4
Jan. 11
July 28
July 28
Aug. 25
Dec. 10
Oct. 15

84%
67
99%
95
104
84%
79
58
77
90
106%
106%
103%
102

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

120
108%
93%
99% 93%
99%
Sale
93% 95
90%
Sale
102 100

7
22 99
5 76%
26 99%
4 98%
8 103
28 88%
12 89%
17 90%
1 101%
30 94
23 99
18 99
13 100%
2 101%
21 85
2 98
7 101%
6 108%
30 97%
2 98%

93% Jan.
79 Jan.
102 Jan.
101% Jan.
108 Jan.
92 Jan.
87 Jan.
68% Jan.
91% Jan.
90% Jan.
108% Jan.
107% Jan.
106 % 2 Jan.
106
Jan.
105%
93
101%
100
101%
100
94%
102
136
106%
110%
78%
95
106

102 %
102%

Sale Prices.

Mar.
Mar.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
July
Jan.
July
Mar.
Oct.
Dec.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
July
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Dec.
Apr.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Sale
Sale
Sale

29
24
15
3
12
28

Sale Prices.
N ov. 19
5

93%
70
99%
87
98
87%
80%
85
95%
88
91%
86%
100 %
98%
71%
91%
97%
107
96%
94%

104
91
101%
100
97%
98%
88
96%
116
104
108
76%
92%
104%

90% 91
89% Sale
89%
98% 99
98% Sale
98%
95% Sale
96% Sale
95%
9 7 % -----95
96
95%
100
101
Sale 100
101
91
39% 55% 41% . . .
41
117% Sale 117% 117% 117%
99
Sale
97%
98 Sale
114% Sale 114% 115% 114%
96% Sale
96
96% Sale
92% Sale
Sale
90%
91
132
99%
63%
54%
98
84
99
126%
105%
125
105%
105%
102%
91%
100%

14
24
13
26
5
2

Highest.

Lowest.

12
98%
72%
99%
100
103

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

100
Sale
99%
Sale 106%
92% 90%
Sale
82
Sale
65
Sale
88%
90%
Sale 107%
107%
105% Safe 105
104%
104

97%
6.978.000 97% Sale
93%
1.907.000 93% Sale
381.000 88% Sale
90%
1.013.000 101% Sale 102%
12.000 9 8 % ------- 99%
38.000 11
11
____
12.000
7
6
10
55.000 1 0 % ------- 10
69%
11.935.000 68 Sale
69%
14.717.000 67% Sale
75%
7.168.000 73
Sale
92%
8.525.000 93
Sale
71
619.000 67
70
70
213.000 61
Sale
5.634.000 88% Sale
91%
3.146.000 88% Sale
88%
404.000
90%
Sale
4.541.000 88
4.521.000 96% Sale
97%
2.935.000 98% Sale 100
1.265.000 102 Sale 102%
98%
3.721.000 97% Sale
82%
294.000 82
84
141.000 100 % Sale 101 %
117%
112.000 116%
185.000 75
75% 76%
164.000 75
75% 76%
89%
126.0001 88% 90
104%
256,000; 103%
106%
449,000| 106%

F A

1,000

100%
119%
108%
92
98
95
92
91
101%

40.000 83%
3,000 82%
715.000 85%
266.000 93%
2.088.000 104
200,000 100%
879.000 79%
323.000 98
4.064.000 99%

Magma Copper conv 7s_______ 1932 J D
Manati Sugar 1st s f 744 s______ 1942 A O
Manhattan R y (N Y) con g 4s. 1990 A O
2d 4s_______________________ 2013 J D
Manila Electric 1st ref 7s______ 1942 M N
Manila El R y & Lt 1st 5s______ 1953 M S
Market St R y 1st 7s_____Apr 1940 Q -J
Marland Oil 8s with warrants.. 1931 A O
Without warrants____________
10-yr 7 44s with warrants Apr 1931
Without warrants____•_______
_
Maxwell Motors conv 7s______ 1934
Metropolitan Edison 1st 6s B ..1952
1st & ref 5s Series C ________ 1953
Metropolitan Power 1st 6s A . .1953

51.000
52.000
52.000

93
77%
101%
100 %
107%
91
86
66
90%
91%
108

29.000 98
98% 98
101%
193.000 1 0 4 % ------- 105
84%
320.000 84 Sale
1,391,000 105% Sale 102
615.000 100% Sale 101%
3.528.000
4.402.000
6.806.000
128,000
54.000
375.000
177.000
1.958.000
335.000

Highest.

14
*9%
98% 98%
76
72%
Sale
99
Sale
97%
101%

5.064.000
145.000
42.000
105.000
10,698,000
862.000
611,000
532.000
954.000
494.000
2.745.000
110.000
1.844.000
755,000

7.000
10,000
21,000
22,000
55.000
86.000
123.000
513.000
433.000
209.000
75.000
60.000
147.000
106.000
206,000
65.000

Ask.

Lowest.

12%
12
98%
72%
73
Sale
99%
Sale
99%
Sale 103
91% 90
Sale
90%
Sale
88
Sale 101%
90% 88
99% 98%
Sale
93
100
100%
Sale
75%
94% 95%
Sale 100%
Sale 107%
97%
Sale
Sale
97%

286,000
S
232.000
J
15.000
J
30.000
D
N 2,499,000
15.000
S
39.000
S
81.000
S
126.000
S
275.000
D
236.000
S
9.000
172.000
18,000
N

92 %
75
100%
100
107%
91%
81%
66
89%
89%
108
6.000 107%
3.530.000 106
635.000 104%

Jan. 31.

Ask. Bid.

92%
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
92
82
69
Sale
90%
Sale
107%
Sale
Sale

Hackensack Water 1st 4s_____ 1952 J J
Hartford Street R y 4s________ 1930 M S
Havana El Ry Lt & P 5s______ 1954 M S
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5s_____ 1952 F A
Hershey Chocolate 1st s f 6s___1942 M N
Hoe (R) & Co 1st 6% s A ______ 1934 A O
Holland Amer L 6s {fla t) ______ 1947 M N
Hudson County Gas 1st 5s____ 1949 M N
Humble Oil & R ef 5 % s_______ 1932 J J




Bid.

1.727.000
531.000
524.000
2.026.000
2.077.000
1.793.000
106.000
558.000
909.000
41.000
3.493.000

Gas & Elec (Bergen Co) 5s____ 1949 J D
Gen Asphalt conv s f 6s_______ 1939 A O
Gen Baking 1st 25-yr 6s______ 1936 J D
General Elec deb g 3 % s_______ 1942 F A
Debenture 5s_______________ 1952 M S
Gen Refractories 1st 6s_______ 1952 F A
German General Elec 7s w i___ 1945 J J
Goodrich (B F) Co 1st 6 % s____ 1947 J J
Goodyear Tire & Rub s f 8s____ 1941 M N
10-year deb s f 8s______M ay 1931 F A
Granby Con M S & P 1st 6s___l928 M N
Stamped________________________ M N
Conv deben 8s______________ 1925 M N
Gray & Davis 1st conv 7s_____ 1932 F A
Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s____ 1944 F A
Great Falls Power 1st s f 5s____ 1940 M N

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

P R IC E S I N J A N U A R Y .
Jan. 2.

122.000
89.000
39.000
158.000
138.000
136.000
69.000
35.000
64.000
1,000
239.000
1,000
107.000
126.000

MN
M S
J J
M S
M S
J J
MN
M S
J J
J D
MN
J D
Duquesne Lt 1st & coll 6s Ser A 1949 J J
1st coll tr 5% s Ser B ________ 1949 J J

Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s Ser A . 1950
Laclede Gas L ref & ext 1st 5s_.1934
Coll & ref 544 s Series C _____1953
Lehigh Coal & Nav 444s____ -.1954
Lehigh Valley Coal 1st 5s_____ 1933
1st 40-yr gu int red to 4 % _ 1933
_
Lex A v & Pav F ’y 1st gu g 5s_1993
Liggett & M yers Tobacco 7s___1944
5s__________________________ 1951
Lorillard (P) Co 7s____________1944
5s_____________________
1951
Louisv Gas & El 1st & ref 5s___1952
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec Co—
1st s f 644s_________________ 1944

21

BONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE KECORD

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

2 85% Jan.
132%
100%
63%
54%
100
8.5%
99%
140
106%
130
105%
105%
103 %
93%
101%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

94

Mar.
Jan.
Jan.

8
4
16
4

105%
84%
105%
102

10
9
12
26

5
26
6
8
16
23
7
21
10
17
14
7

85% Dec. 24 85% Dec. 24
108%
97%
56
47
94%
82%
97
116%
101 %
117
98%

101 %

97%
86%
94%

June
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
Nov.
M ay
June
M ay
Jan.
Nov.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Dec. 29
Mar. 17
Nov. 11
Sept. 30
M ay 2
N ov. 5
June 12
Feb. 4
Oct. 28
Feb. 28
N ov. 1
112% Dec. 16
103 N ov. 11
91% N ov. 11
N ov. 8
102
137
101%
65
58
99%
88
100%
140
106%
141
106%

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[Vol. 120.

BONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
BONDS

N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales in
Sales in
January
1924.
Par Value. (12 Months)

M et West Side Elev (Chicago) 4s ’38 F A
Midvale St & Ord conv s f 5S..1936 M S
Milwaukee El R y & Lt cons 5s_1926 F A
Refunding & ext 434s______ 1931 J J
General & refunding 5s A _ 1951 J D
_
1st & ref 5s ser B __________ 1961 J D
1st & ref g 6s series C _______ 1953 M S
Milwaukee Gas Lt 1st 4s______ 1927 M N
Montana Power 1st & ref 5s A_1943
J
M ont Tram 1st & ref A 5s____ 1941
J
Morris & Co 1st s f 434s______1939
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s ser 2_ 1966
_
10-20-year 5s series 3 ______ 1932
Murray Body 1st 634 s________ 1934
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s____1947 M N
Mutual Union Tel 5s_________ 1941 M N

$

1,000
709.000
55.000
10.000

98.000
133.000
165.000

86.000

338.000
164.000
192.000
3.000
263,000
4.000

Nassau Elec guar gold 4s_____ 1951 J J
87,000
Nat Enam & Stp 1st 20-yr 5s_ . 1929 J D
National Acme 1st 7 34s_______ 1931 J D
81,000
Nat Starch 20-year deb 5s____1930 J J
4,000
National Tube 1st 5s_________ 1952 M N
26,000
Newark Con Gas 5s. __________ 1948 J D
30.000
New England T & T 30-yr 5s. .1952 J D
369.000
N Y Air Brake 1st conv 6s___ 1928 M N
28.000
N Y Dock 50-year gold 4 s ____1951 F A
20,000
N Y Edison 1st & ref 634s___ 1941 A O
162.000
N Y Gas El Lt Ht & Pow 5S ...1948 J D
88,000
Purchase money coll tr g 4s. 1949 F A 2 , 111,000
N Y L E & W Coal & RR 534s_1942 M N
N Y Munic Ry 1st s f 5s______ 1966 J J
N Y Queens E L & P 5s______ 1930 F A
5.000
New York Rys 1st & ref 4s___ 1942 J J
82,000
Trust Co certfs of deposit____
1 , 012,000
Adjustment income 5s, Jan 1942 A O
55.000
Trust Co certfs of deposit_____
381.000
N Y & Rich Gas 1st 6s A _____.1952 M N
12.000
N Y State Rys 1st cons 434s-_1962 M N
126.000
1st con 634s ser B __________ 1962 M N
9.000
New York Steam 1st 6s_______ 1947 M N
83.000
N Y Tel 1st & gen s f 434s____ 1939 M N
416.000
30-year debenture 6s_______ 1949 F A
194.000
20-year refunding 6s gold___ 1941 A O
360.000
Niagara Falls Power 1st 5s____ 1932 J J
76.000
Refunding & gen 6s___ Jan 1932 A O
30.000
Niagara Lock & Ont Pow 1st 5s 1954 M N
27.000
Refunding 6s series A ______ 1958
7.000
North Amer Edison Co 6s A . . 1952
336.000
218.000
Sec s f g 634s series B _______ 1948
Nor Ohio Trac & Lt gen & ref 6s 1947
172.000
North States Power 5s A _____ 1941
212.000
Registered_____________________
1.000
1st & ref 6s series B ________ 1941 A O
37.000
Northw Bell Tel 1st ser A 7 s .. 1941 F A
168,000
12.000
Northwest Teleg 1st 434s_____ 1934 J J
Ohio Public Serv 1st & ref 734s_1946
1st & ref 7s series B ________ 1947
Ohio River Edison 1st 6s_____ 1948
Old Ben Coal 1st g 6s________ 1944
Ontario Power N F 1st 5s_____1943
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s___1945 M N
Otis Steel 1st 20-year 8s______ 1941 F A
1st 25-year s f 7 Ms series B ..1947 F A

40.000
25.000
95.000
156.000
114.000
37.000
64.000
66.000

141.000
2,000
1,608,000
122.000

1.341.000
4.000
586.000
78.000
3.259.000
384.000
561.000
2.818.000
813.000
1.163.000
10.000

4,000!
189.000
1.456.000
5.905.000
3.105.000
3.015.000]
559.000,
1.447.000
367.000
594.000
3.051.000
2.354.000
4.128.000
716.000
493.000
590.000
182.000
3.388.000
2.216.000
1.250.000
2.490.000

Jan. 31.

Ask. Bid.

Bid.

115.000 70 34
3.273.000 87 34 Sale
359.000 100 34 10034
Sale
362.000 95
Sale
898.000 96
1.177.000 84 Vs Sale
Sale
1.372.000 99
799.000 97 y8 98 34
Sale
2.403.000 98
1.296.000 9434 Sale
1.327.000 7834 Sale
1,000 7634
149.000 9534 9734
94
’ 97“
95 34

71
90
Sale
100 34 Sale
9534 9534
9634 9734
8534 Sale
99 34 Sale
9934 9934
9834 Sale
94 34 Sale
Sale
81
7734
9634 9634
9834 Sale
95
9634
6134 62

6134 62
98
Sale
93
9934 9934
101
10134 102
99
100
9934
Sale 10034 Sale
10434 104
10434
7854 78
Sale 11434 Sale
Sale 102
102
Sale
8634 Sale
8634 8634
10134
10134
8034
8034
100
9954
Sale
45
4934 52
44)4 Sale
4934 Sale
434 Sale
434
534
4
Sale
5
43i
Sale 100
100
Sale
Sale
67
6634 Sale
89
87
9034
9734 Sale
9834 9834
9634 Sale
9634 Sale
108 Sale 10834 Sale
10634 Sale 10634 Sale
105 Sale 10034 101
10134 Sale 104
10434
105
10434
10534
10534 Sale
10434
Sale
Sale
9734
9934
Sale 102 34 Sale
101
Sale
9234 9234 93
9334 Sale
9434 Sale

13.000

f

Tenn Coal, Iron & RR gen 5 s .. 1951 J J
Tennessee Copper 1st conv 6s. 1925 M N




20.000
14.000
16.000

7034
8734
100
95
9534
8434
99
9634
9754
94
7834

Jan. 16 7034 Jan. 16
Jan. 2 9034 Jan. 29
Jan. 8 101
Jan. 19
Jan. 2 9534 Jan. 6
Jan. 2 9834 Jan. 23
Jan. 2 86 Jan. 30
Jan. 2 9954 Jan. 27
Jan. 16 9834 Jan. 20
Jan. 2 9934 Jan. 20
Jan. 3 9454 Jan. 27
Jan. 2 81
Jan. 30

9254
98
10054
99
9934
104
7734
11254
10034
86

Sale 108
Sale 10754
101
9834
Sale
9734
Sale
9854
------- 97
Sale
9854
9134
94

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

9454 Sale
9854 99
9954 100
93 34 Sale
10534 10554
109 Sale
96
Sale
9834
108 10734 10834
9534 9534 Sale
Sale 103
Sale
Sale
9454 Sale
Sale 10034 Sale
Sale
9454 Sale
Sale 10334 10354
Sale 10134 Sale
98
97 34
94
9334 9434
100
9934 100
99
Sale
9934
9334 9334 95
Sale
Sale
85
9434 98 Sale
Sale 106
106
Sale
9434 Sale
112
114
114
111
11034 11034
10454 10434 10434
. 9534 Sale
616,000 99 Sale
9934 Sale
3.538.000 10334 Sale 104
10454
Sale 10434 10534
5.435.000 103
9334
9834
9934
Q1
10434
103
9634
97
107
9434
10134
9334
10034
9634
10334
9934
97
9334
9934
9834
9234
8434
94
10534
106
9434
112
110
10434

136.000 85
51.000 95
356.000 78
351.000 74
74.000 95
1.152.000 107
1.128.000 9954
690.000 106
492.000 105
840.000 90
8,116,000 88
5.345.000
5.963.000
4.931.000
4.111.000
1.305.000
2.023.000
1.507.000
12,408,000
4.135.000
5,000
2.237.000
937.000
1.276.000
718.000
27,000
192.000
351.000

8634
98
7934
Sale
9634
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

83 Sale
9934 Sale
9954
82
10834
102
9654
9634
94
97
10634
100
105
9654
98
9634

Sale
Sale
Sale
10254
Sale
Sale
Sale
9734
Sale
10054
10554
Sale
9934
98

89
9534
92
7034
8334

Sale
9554
Sale
7434
8334

8534 86
95
7834 Sale"
7434 ----85
9634
107
10734
10134____
10634 Sale
10634 ____
90 Vi 91
9534 Sale
118 Sale
9034 Sale
10034 10054
9934 9954
99 34 9954
8434 Sale
11634 Sale
10234 Sale
9954 100
97 34 Sale
9534 Sale
97 34 9754
115 34 Sale
9954 100
10654 Sale
9734 Sale
98
99
9754 9854

10134 102
175.000 10234 - 103
262.000 101
10334 101

63

6034 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

94
9934
10134
9934
10054
104
80
11434
10234
8734

Jan.

8

92
94

Feb. 21 9634 July 12
Apr. 23 94 Apr. 23

72
9054
10534
96
9834
88
9954
9854

Sept. 29
M ay 6
Feb. 28
M ay 8
N ov. 18
Dec. 19
100
10154 N ov. 13
104 July 31
7834 Aug. 1
11434 N ov. 7
102 July 29
86 34 July 30
10234 Oct. 24
8134 Apr. 2
Dec. 17
101
4634 Dec. 4
4634 Dec. 4
534 Aug. 11
Aug. 11
6
Oct. 31
101
6934 Oct. 30
9634 Feb. 15
July 10
99
9734 July 11
Oct. 27
109
10754 Oct. 20
103 54 Oct. 1
10634 Aug. 6
10534 June 11
Dec. 16
105
Aug. 14
98
103 Aug. 2
Feb. 8
93
95 N ov. 8
9134 M ay 22
Sept. 17
105
10934 June 12
9534 July 24
64
9934
94
97
10234

11054
109
102
9954
9954
9834
10134
95

11034
11034
10134
9834
9934
9734
100
9334

9334
98
9934
9234
10434
103
9534
9734
107
9454
10154
9354
10034
9434
10254
9954
97
9334
9934
9854
9234
8434
94
10534

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

95 Jan.
99 54 Jan.
100 Jan.
63 34 Jan.
10634 Jan.
10934 Jan.
9634 Jan.
9734 Jan.
10834 Jan.
9534 Jan.
103 34 Jan.
9534 Jan.
10154 Jan.
9634 Jan.
104 Jan.
102 Jan.
9734 Jan.
94 Jan.
10034 Jan.
99 Jan.
95 Jan.
8554 Jan.
98 Jan.
106 Jan.

9354
104
110
10434
95
9834
10234
10254

Jan. 9 9434 Jan. 30
Jan. 12 11534 Jan. 15
Jan. 5 11034 Jan. 14
Jan. 6 10454 Jan. 24
Jan. 12t 9554 Jan. 16
Jan. 2 9954 Jan. 19 96
Jan. 7 105 Jan. 12 96
Jan. 6 106 Jan. 7 102

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Dec. 2
Oct. 22
N o v .26
Dec. 12
Oct. 16
Aug. 2
Mar. 12
Jan. 17

Aug. 14
95
9054 Jan.
9154 Mar.
9934 Oct. 30
Oct. 6
100
9654 Jan.
, 9754 Apr. 4
90 34 Mar.
9934 Jan. 29 10534 Aug. 12
Dec. 19
Feb. 4 !103
95
9434 Nov. 6 100 June 14
Sept. 13
99
93 34 Jan.
10434 Jan.
10834 N ov. 19
98 July 28
87 34 Jan.
103 34 July 28
9954 Jan.
Aug. 14
96
90 Jan.
Oct. 17
102
9234 Mar.
Dec. 4
Apr.
70
100
Dec. 4
103
8434 Jan.
Dec. 8
100
9434 Jan.
102 N ov. 13
9434 M ay
Dec. &
95
9134 Apr.
10034 Dec. 8
9634 Sept.
95 Jan.
9934 Dec. 12
Jan.
86
96 N ov. 10
88 Apr. 10'
8034 Jan.
Oct. 14
97
8954 Jan.
Sept. 9
107
103 May
Dec. 15
106
L0434 Jan.
Feb. 18
95
88 34 M ay
118 Jan. 24
L0954 June
M ay 13
112
10634 Jan.
Jan.
77
10554 Oct. 2

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

28
23
20
29
19

8534 Jan.

7 8554 Jan.

9

7734 Jan.
74 Jan.
95 Jan.
106 Jan.
9934 Jan.
10534 Jan.
105 Jan.
90 Jan.
88 Jan.
10634 Jan.
8254 Jan.
9934 Jan.
9934 Jan.
9934 Jan.
82 Jan.
10634 Jan.
102 Jan.
99 Jan.
9634 Jan.
93 34 Jan.
973s Jan.
10634 Jan.
9934 Jan.
105 Jan.
9634 Jan.
98 Jan.
9734 Jan.

8 .79 Jan.
2 7434 Jan.
19 95 Jan.
21 10734 Jan.
6 10054 Jan.
3 107 Jan.
2 10634 Jan.
2 9234 Jan.
2 9534 Jan.
16 10834 Jan.
5 9054 Jan.
6 10034 Jan.
19 9934 Jan.
31 101 34 Jan.
2 8434 Jan.
5 116 Jan.
7 10254 Jan.
8 100 Jan.
2 9734 Jan.
7 9554 Jan.
27 9754 Jan.
2 12034 Jan.
13 10054 Jan.
6 107 34 Jan.
6 97 34 Jan.
3 9834 Jan.
22 98)4 Jan.

5
16
19
28
29
27
28
16
31
31
30
16
20
16
31
29
16
6
23
8
27
10
3
30
15
29
15

10254 Jan.
101
Jan.

5
2
23
13
7
3
9
14
3
8
6
25
4

53 54 Jan.
9634 Jan.
82 34 May
9534 May
9934 Jan.
93 34 Jan.
9734 Jan.
10134 Feb.
73
Mar.
10934 Feb.
98 34 Feb.
8234 Jan.
100 Nov.
81 34 Apr.
98 Jan.
33 54 Jan.
32 Jan.
134 Jan.
134 Jan.
89
Jan.
5734 May
85
Apr.
9234 Jan.
1 9334 Jan.
104 Jan.
104 Jan.
99
Jan.
104 Jan.
9934 Jan.
99
Jan.
9134 Jan.
96 34 Feb.
88 34 Jan.
89 34 Jan.
9134 May
101
Jan.
10734 Apr.
92
Feb.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

92
9554
9234
7334
8334

26262812
11
17
18
162814
21
25
18

Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
M ay
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
June
Jan.

10354 Feb.
10034 Jan.
98 34 Dec.
9634 Nov.
9454 Mar.
94 Jan.
93
Oct.
84
Nov.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

100 Jan.
5034 Jan.
5034 Jan.
554 Jan.
534 Jan.
100 Jan.
6834 Jan.
9034 Jan.
99 34 Jan.
9634 Jan.
10834 Jan.
10734 Jan.
10234 Jan.
105 Jan.
106 Jan.
10534 Jan.
99 34 Jan.
10254 Jan.
93
Jan.
9454 Jan.
9334 Jan.
i0534 Jan.
10734 Jan.
95
Jan.

8834 Jan. 7
9334 Jan. 5
91 54 Jan. 2
67 Jan. 5
8234 Jan. 13

N ov.
Jan.
Aug.
Sept.
N ov.
June
Dec.
Sept.
Oct.
101
9534 N ov.
Aug.
83
7434 June
Dec.
96

62
8554
9534
90
92
8034
9534
9434
95
8634
76
7434
92

9554 Jan. 8 96 Jan. 6
97 Jan. 22 9834 Jan. 31
9534 Jan. 22 9534 Jan. 13

11034
10734
100
98
99
9734
100
9334

St Joseph R y, L H & P 1st 5 s .. 1937 M N
St Joseph Stock Yards 1st 4 34s_ 1930 J J
St L Rky M t & Pac 5s stamped. 1955 J J
St Louis Tran gu imp 5s______1924 A O
St Paul City R y Cable 5s_____1937 J J
Saks & Co 7s_________________ 1942
San Antonio Public Serv 6s_ 1952
_
Sharon Steel Hoop 1st 8s_____1941
Sheffield Farms 1st & ref 6 34s- 1942
Sierra & San Fran Power 1st 5s. 1949
Sinclair Cons Oil 1st lien 7s_ 1937
_
1st lien 6s C with warrants. .1927
1st lien coll 634s B _________ 1938 J D
Sinclair Crude Oil Purch 5 J^s__192.r A O
>
6% notes series A ___________1928 F A
6% notes series B ___ Feb 15 1926 F
Sinclair Pipe Line 20-year 5s. . 1942 A
Skelly Oil 6% notes___________1927 A
_
So Porto Rico Sugar s f 7 s _ 1941 J
South Bell T & T 1st s f 5s___ 1941 J
Southw Bell Telep 1st & ref 5s_1954 F
Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s’47 J J
Spring Valley Water g 5s_____ 1948 M N
Stand Gas & El conv deb 634S-1933 M S
Standard Milling 1st 5s_______ 1930 M N
Steel & Tube gen s f 7s ser C ..1951 J J
ugar Estates Oriente 7s_____ 1942 M S
uperior Oil 1st s f 7s________ 1929 FA15
Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s. 1951 J D
Syracuse Light & Power s f 5s. 1954 J J

2.000

Sale Prices.

46.000 11034 11034
451.000 10734 108
123.000 9734 9734
442.000 9734 Sale
670.000 9834 Sale
163.000 9634 -----Sale
1 . 102.000 99
1 , 220,000 9134 Sale

1.000

2.243.000 9034 Sale
1,084,000! 9434 Sale
2.731.000 9234 Sale
70
194.000 66
742.000 8154 83

882.000
32.000
128,000
126,000
9,000

Highest.

Sale Prices.

1.032.000 104 105
4.107.000 10734 Sale
23.000 9434 - - - -

82.000
78.000
159.000
5,000
17.000

1.329.000
1.877.000
1.957.000
331.000
286.000
322.000
1.855.000
92.000
269.000
886.000
526.000

Lowest.

Sale Prices.

9954 Jan.
45 Jan.
42 54 Jan.
4 34 Jan.
334 Jan.
9934 Jan.
66 Jan.
8834 Jan.
9734 Jan.
9534 Jan.
10734 Jan.
10634 Jan.
10034 Jan.
103 54 Jan.
10434 Jan.
10454 Jan.
9634 Jan.
10054 Jan.
9234 Jan.
93 Jan.
93 34 Jan.
10354 Sale 103 54 Jan.
107 54 107 34 107 54 Jan.
95
9534 9454 Jan.

Remington Arms 1st s f 6s___ 1937 M N
Republic Iron & Steel s f 5s_ 1940 A O
_
R ef & gen 534s A ___________1953 J J
Robbins & Myers 1st s f 7s___ 1942 J D
Rogers-Brown Iron 7s________ 1942 M N

1 , 000,000

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Ask.

Sale"

3.615.000
1.345.000
1.885.000
3.580.000
1.261.000
1.746.000
1.044.000
104.000
455.000
997.000
2,553,000:
2.588.000]
2,290,000;
6.097.000
1,078,000!
867,000:
102.000
303.000
130.000
199.0001
271.000
655.000,
1.868.000]
368.000
166.000
950.000
296.000
1.439.000
5,154,000,

28,000
7.000
59.000
55.000
59.000
28.000
89.000

Ijowest.

60 Vs Sale

98
93 34
9734
10034
98
100
104
7754
11334

Pacific G & E gen & ref 5s____1942 J J
238.000
149.000
Pacific Pow & Lt 1st & ref 5s. .1930 F A
314.000
Pacific Tel & Tel 1st 5s_______ 1937 J J
401.000
30-year 5s series A _________ 1952 M N
78.000
Pan-Am Pet & T 1st lien 7 s . . . 1930 F A
Conv sinking fund 6s_______ 1934 M N 4,119,000
225.000
Park-Lexington leasehold 634s_1953 J J
5.000
Paterson & Passaic G & E 5s. .1949 M S
14.000
People’s Gas & Coke 1st 6s_ 1943 A O
_
34.000
Refunding gold 5s__________ 1947 M S
109.000
Phila Company 1st & ref 6s_ 1944 F A
_
202.000
15-year conv deb 534s______ 1938
S
96.000
J
Phila & Read C & I ref 5s_____1973
Pierce Arrow deb 8s___________1943
s 484.000
Pierce Oil Corp s f 8s_________ 1931
9.000
D
97,000]
Pillsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s. 1943
O
Pleasant Valley Coal 1st 5s_ 1928
_
36,000'
J
Pocahontas Con Coll 1st s f 5s. 1957
8.0001
J
Port Arthur Canal & Dock 6s. . 1953
3 0 ,0 0 0 :
A
74.000
Portland Gen Elec 1st 5s_____1935
J
Portland R y 1st & ref 5s______1930 M N
25.000
Portland R y, L & P conv 5s_ 1942 F A
_
59.000
1st lien & ref 6s series B ____1947 M N
123.0001
1st & ref 734 s series A ______ 1946 M N
25,000,
Porto Rico Amer Tobacco 8s..1931 M N
Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s_ 1933 J J
_
197.000
Prod & R ef 8s with warrants.. 1931 J D
20,000
Without warrants_______________J D
36,000,
Public Serv Corp N J gen 50-yr 5s’59 A O
48.000
Secured gold 6s_____________ 1944 F A
406.000
Public Serv E & G 1st 534s____ 1959 A O
409.000
Public Service Elec Lt s f g 6s. .1948 A O
126.000
Punta Alegre Sugar 1st conv 7s. 1937 J J
285.000

11,000

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

P R IC E S I N J A N U A R Y .
Jan. 2.

8334
92
8754
65
70

Sept. 17 99 34 Dec. 3
Feb. 15 104
Sept. 24
Dec. 22 122 M ar. 14
Dec. 6 9534
Oct. 29 9654
Jan. 2 93
Dec. 18 9034
M ay 5 90

Jan.
Mar.
Oct.
Jan.
Feb.

30
21
15
8
23

7654 Jan. 12 8534 N ov.

5

Feb.
Dec.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Aug.
Dec.
Jan.

27
31
18
22
9
17
24
6
17

74 July
50
Feb.
9134 Jan.
10154 Feb.
9354 Jan.
100 Jan.
10034 Mar.
83 34 Jan.
8534 Oct.
8234 Oct.
9734 Feb.
9534 Jan.
8154 Jan.
10154 Dec.
10034 Feb.
94 Jan.
92 54 Apr.
85 Nov.
9734 Dec.
94
Apr.
9534 Jan.
103 Jan.
9434 Nov.
96
Sept.
92
Jan.
8434 Jan.

8 10254 Jan. 12
7 102 Jan. 20

8134
7354
9634
10734
101
106
105
9154
97

91 34 Apr. 30
10134 Sept. 4
10134
86
107 34
105
100
9734
94
9734
108
10034
107
98
100
9834
105

Sept.
Jan.
Dec.
Apr.
Dec.
N ov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
N ov.
N ov.
Oct.
M ay
N ov.
Feb.

25
10
31
10
13
1
29
18
5
1
26
22
20
29
11

10234 Jan. 19
9954 Mar.
9734 June 24 103 June 12

1

BON DS
N. Y . S T O C K E X C H A N G E .

Interest
Period

BONDS AND STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

Feb., 1925.]

Sales in
Sales in
January
1924.
Par Value. (12 Months )

Term Elec Power 1st & ref 6s_ .1947 J D
Third Ave 1st ref 4s
.I960 J J
Adjustment income 5 s _
_ .I960 A ()
Third Ave R R 1st gold 5s____ .1937|J J
Tide Water Oil 10-yr g 6 k s ._ -193PF A
Toledo Edison 1st g 7 s .. _ _ .1941 M S
Toledo Trac L & P 6% notes. .1925 F A
1949 M s
Twenty-third St R y imp & ref 5s ’62! J ,T
-1933[J J
1948 J .T
Union Bag & Pap 1st 6s . . .1942 M N
Union El L & P 1st g 5s
_ _ .1932 M s
Refunding 5s
...
.1933 M N
1945 A 0
1931 J J
30-yr6sSerA _ _ .
M ay 1942 F A
Union Tank Car equip 7s____ 1930 F A
United Drug g 6s_
_
_
1944 A O
1936 J J
United Fuel Gas 1st s f 6s
Un Rys Inv 5s Pitts iss . . _ . .1926 M N
Stamped
.
. . .
United Rys St L 1st g 4s _ .1934 J J
United Steamship 15-yr 6s . . -1937,M N
United Stores Realty 6s
.1942 A o
U S Rubber 1st & ref 5s Ser A .19 4 7 J .1
10-year 7 k s ____
.1930 F A
U S Smelt R ef & M conv 6s. . .1926 F A
U S Steel Corp s f g 5s_ Apr 1963 M N
_
Utah Light & Trac 1st & ref 5s .1944 A
Utah Power & Lt 1st 5s_ _____ .1944 F
1950 J
-1957| J
Victor Fuel l s t s f 5 s _
_
.1953 J
Va-Car Chem 1st 7 s ..
.1947 J

O
A
J
J
J
D

7 k s with STwithoLt war’ts. .1937 J
Ctfs o f dep without warrants .1
J
Va Iron, Coal & Coke 1st g 5s 1949 M
Virginia R y & Pow 1st 5 s _
_ 1934 .1
Vertientes Sugar 1st s f 7s _ .1942 .1
Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7s_____ 1941 .1
Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7 s _ 1939 J
_
.1939 J
Westchester Light gold 5s
.1950 T
1944 M
West Penn Pow 1st 5s Ser A . 194! M
.1958 J
1st 30-year 7s Ser D_ . . 1946 F
1st -5s Series E
1963 M
1st g 5 k® Ser F
____
1953 A
Western Electric deb 5s _ __ 1944 A
West Un Coll tr cur 5 s _ __ 1938 J
_
Fund & real est 4 k s g _ 1950 M
_
1 5 -v e a r 6 k s g -- . . _ 1936 V
_
Westinghouse E & M 7s_
_
1931 M
Wickwire-Spencer St 7s
1935 J

J
J
J
S
•
J
D
1)
.1
J
D
N
S
D
A
S
O
<)
J
N

Willys-Overland 1st s f g .
Wilson & Co 1st s f 6 s ____
10-year conv s f 6s_

A

J1
S
J

1933 M s
1941 A <
>
1928 J I)

- __ 1931 F A

10-year conv s f 7 k s

Winchester Rep Arms "7 k s _ 1941 A O
_
Youngs’n Sheet & Tu^e 6s___ 1943 J J

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

P R IC E S I N J A N U A R Y .
Jan. 2.

Jan. 31.

Lowest.

23
Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Highest.

$
Bid.
Ask. Bid.
Ask. Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
$
318,000 382,834,000 99 k Sale 101
Sale
Jan. 30
9934 Jan. 2 101
254,000
2,613,000 55
Sale
5634 Sale
5454 Jan. 5 5634 Jan. 16
568,000
9,621,000 48 k Sale
46 Jan. 24 5034 Jan. 12
46 34 Sale
216,000
444,000 95
Sale
9434 Jan. 27 95 Jan. 2
9434 95
132.000
1,328,000 102k Sale 10334 Sale 10254 Jan. 2 10454 Jan. 12
79,000
1,376,000 108 k Sale 10934 Sale 1083i Jan. 2 10934 Jan. 15
58,000
797,000 100k 10054 100 34 10054 10034 Jan. 10 10054 Jan. 23
1,000 9734
9754
34,000
52,000 67 k Sale
65
6634 66 Jan. 30 70 Jan. 13
2,000
3,000 8854
9034
.
6 9034 Jan. 12
24,000 85
8634 .
69,000
886,000 9534 96
Jan. 29
9434 Jan. 23 97
9434 96
66,000
394,000 10034 Sale
99 34 10034 9954 Jan. 3 10034 Jan. 20
98,000
1,943,000 9834 Sale
9934 9934 9834 Jan. 5 9934 Jan. 28
15,000
75
7554 73
178,000 99 k
100 101
78,000
630,000 10234 10254 103
Sale 10234 Jan. 8 10334 Jan. 28
64,000
748,000 103 34 Sale 10334 Sale 10334 Jan. 2 10434 Jan. 8
360,000
Sale 10034 Jan. 5 101
51,000 10054 Sale 101
Jan. 5
234,000
Sale 10034 101
98 Jan. 2 9954 Jan. 28
1,447,000 98
104,000
1,529,000 100
100J4 9934 99 34 100 Jan. 5 10034 Jan. 14
231,000
267,000 100 Sale 100
10034 9934 Jan. 5 100 Jan. 2
227,000
1,326,000 7434 Sale 100
10034 73 Jan. 9 74 34 Jan. 2
207,000
91
Jan. 5 9554 Jan. 16
378,000 1 9134 Sale
9454 Sale
476,000
Sale 103
Sale 102 34 Jan. 6 10454 Jan. 16
1,156,000 103
752,000
86
Sale
85 Jan. 2 8634 Jan. 7
6,903,000 8534 Sale
211,000
2,758,000 10154 Sale 107
Sale 10434 Jan. 3 10734 Jan. 29
329,000
1,543,000 10134 Sale 10154 10134 10134 Jan. 2 102 Jan. 13
634,000
9,990,000 10434 Sale 10534 Sale 10434 Jan. 13 10534 Jan. 31
11.000
103 34 Jan. 12 105 Jan. 28
129,000
132,000
1,327,000 83 34 Sale
84 34 8554 8334 Jan. 7 85 Jan. 27
204,000
Sale
91 Jan. 2 92 54 Jan. 26
2,226,000 91
9234 Sale
9934 . . .
36 000 9934
30,000
9834 Sale
5
13
415.000 9834
53 Jan. 5 53
Jan. 5
2,000
53
18,000 50
5334 60
1,719.000
73 Jan. 7 84 Jan. 24
8,457,000 74
Sale
8254 Sale
71
166.000
139,000
7134 Jan. 6
24
107,000
8 7754 Jan. 26
77,000 4414 Sale
74
80
357,000
48
Sale
44 Jan. 8 49 Jan. 24
4,211,000 4334 45
19,000
911,000
47
48
43 Jan. 15 4834 Jan. 28
38.000
12,000
43
42
47
23
13
236,000 i 9134 93
4,000
9134 Jan. 19 9154 Jan. 19
9234 93
117.000
1,383,000 9434 Sale
94
9434 9334 Jan. 9 9434 Jan. 2
891,000 9134 9234 92
93
45,000
91 34 Jan. 3 9234 Jan. 23
135,000
2,292,000 8954 91
95 34 Sale
8934 Jan. 2 9554 Jan. 23
169,000
1,720,000 8934 Sale
77 34 Jan. 6 8454 Jan. 39
8434 Sale
15
515,000 10034
9954
8
8,000
6
4,000
9934 100
9934 Jan.
223,000 100
Ifi 101 U .Tan 23
32 000
101
Salfl
776,000 9634 Sale
li o io o o
95 Jan. 9 96 34 Jan. 2
9554 Sale
1.31 0 5 Jan. 27
1
57,000
558,000 10434
105 34 _____
977,000 106
Sale 10634 107
39,090
10534 Jan. 3 106 34 Jan. 12
1,575,000 9334 Sale
105,000
95
9534 93 34 Jan. 5 9534 Jan. 26
615,000 10034 Sale 10134 10154 10034 Jan. 2 102 Jan. 8
68,000
547,000
9,896,000 9834 Sale
9834 Sale
9834 Jan. 21 99 Jan. 7
82,000
712,000 9934 10034 9934 Sale
9934 Jan. 29 10034 Jan. 3
58,000
659,000 9934 10034 9334 9434 9254 Jan. 13 94 34 Jan. 27
185,000
2,333,000 11034 Sale 111
11134 11034 Jan. 9 111 34 Jan. 21
414,000
3,215,000 10734 Sale 10834 Sale 10734 Jan. 2 10834 Jan. 21
Sale
Jan. 20
307,000
1,875,000 77
84
8434 76 Jan. 7 91
20
94,000
Sale
5
41,000 7534 7634 85
137,000
1,718,000 100 Sale 10034 Sale
9934 Jan. 2 10054 Jan. 27
382,000
4,956,000 9134 Sale
9354 Sale
9154 Jan. 2 94 Jan. 26
4,989,000 5534 Sale
67
69
55 Jan. 6 69 Jan. 23
527,000
64
..
. 53 Jan. 2
30
32,000 5634
7,000
66
Sale
454,000
5,176,000 54 34 Sale
53 34 Jan. 9 6634 Jan. 26
19
23
58 000 54
51
6434
5 000
80,000
1,626,000 10134 Sale 10134 Sale 10154 Jan. 2 102 Jan. 6
715,000
4,670,000 9534 Sale
9534 Jan. 2 9754 Jan. 26
9754 Sale

55
7934
92
9734
92
9534
9934
10254
10034
9234
91
91
6134
86
9834
7834
9934
9954
102
80
8754
9754
51
54
52 34
56
28
26
2634
88
88
8934
87
77 34
9654

Dec.
July
July
July
June
N ov.
Aug.

8
23
27
21
2
1
7

Dec.
July 25 66
8 9854
Nov. 10 8834
Sept 16 9854 Aug.
Jan. 15 10034 Nov.
Nov.
Jan. 2 100
Oct.
8 77
Feb. 21 10234 N ov.
Jan. 5 103 34 Oct.
Dec. 26 10534 June
Dec.
Dec. 30 101
Jan. 2 10034 Oct.
Jan. 2 10034 Dec.
Jan. 2 9954 Dec.
Mar. 7 73 34 N ov.
Aug.
Jan. 14 93
Jan. 7 103 54 Dec.
June 11 87 54 Jan.
M ay 26 10634 Jan.
Aug.
Jan. 8 102
Apr. 10 10534 Nov.
14 10434 Aug.
Jan. 3 87 34 June
Nov.
Jan. 2 94
July 9 9934 Dec.
Nov.
7 99
Dec. 27 6454 Mar.
M ay 28 85 34 Jan.
N ov.
M av 29 72
Dec.
Sent. 10 69
June 30 73 34 Jan.
Jan.
Oct. 14 70
N ov.
Oct. 8 44
June
Apr. 22 92
Jan. 2 95 34 Sept.
M ay 5 97 54 Apr.
Oct. 21 103 34 Feb.
Oct. 23 98 3 July
4
June
9 101
Feb. 27 10034 N ov.

9354
53 34
3934
93
102
106
9834

4
21
22
4
4
2
7

31

Jan.
Feb.
M ay
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

8934 Jan.
101
Jan.
104 34 Jan.
8654 Feb.
98
July
96
M ay
96
M ay
9054 Jan.
10854 Jan.
10654 Jan.
51
Apr.
69 34 N ov.
9754 M ay
81
June
44
June
46
Nov.
47
Nov.
4634 Nov.
10054 Jan.
9434 June

100
6154
5834
9534
10454
110
101

1
11
21
1
1
28
11
24
1
26
31
18
30
8
26
14
1
28
1
30
10
6
7
18
10
28
5
2
2
29
25
23
14
5
17
12
3

4 9654 Nov. 17
12 10534 Dec. 12
3 10754 Jan. 22
29 97 34 Aug. 3
Nov. 18
1 102
2 9934 N ov. 1
2 10154 N ov. 13
8 97 34 Oct. 2
4 11234 Nov. 20
2 10954 Aug. 7
7 7 9 /8 Jan. 11
N ov. 13
7 76
Sept. 28
3 100
2 9854 Jan. 24
Feb. 4
26 93
N ov. 25
14 55
Jan. 14
12 100
N ov. 29
15
3 10234 Jan. 31
Feb. 4
2 97

a On the basis o f $5 to the £ sterling.
b On the basis of four marks to one dollar.
c First installment paid.
d Full paid.
e Part paid'
s Optional sale, t Binds “ whan issued.” z Flat price. Cash sales as follows: i Dec. 9, 11 2k ; k Dec. 1, 102; l Jan. 19, 93k ‘. r Jan. 19, 108; t Jan. 27’
9 6 k : 1/ Jan. 27, 10 4k ; z Jan. 14. 107.

STOCKS—PRICES AND SALES FOR JANUARY AND RANGE FOR YEAR 1924.
In accordance with a rule o f the Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 13 1915, all stocks are now quoted dollars per share.
Prices are on basis o f 100-share lots. Exceptions of stocks which sell only in a small way are noted by the letter a. Option sales are disregarded.
S A LE S

STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Par

-100
100
Kill
.100
100
100
100
100
100
. 50
_.100

Ann Arbor. . ___ __
Preferred_ - .
_
Atchison Top & S Fe_
_
Preferred - - - - Atlanta Birm & A t l _
_
Atlan Coast Line R R _
_
Baltimore & O h i o . _
_
Preferred _

Preferred_ ______
_
Bkln-Manhat tr ctfs. no par
Trust ctfs p r e f _ _ no oar
_
Buffalo Roch & Pitts_ .100
_
Preferred. ___
100
-100
Canadian Pacific______ 100
-ICO
Central RR o f N J . . . . .100
Chesapeake & Ohio___ 100
Preferred- . __
100
Chicago & Alton.
_
_ Kill
Preferred______ .
-10U
Cnic & East 111 RR (new)_
_
Preferred (new) _ __
Chicago Great Western. .Kill
Preferred
___ 10(1
Chic Milw & St Paul_ .100
_
Preferred H
ill
Chicago & North West- .100
Preferred_ _ _____
ion
Chic Rock Isl & Pac___ Kill
7 % preferred
Kill
6% preferred________ .100
Chic St P Minn & Om. _.100
P r e fe r r e d ._
_
100
C O C & St L o u is _
_
Kill
Cleveland & Pittsburgh -.5 0
Colorado & Southern__ -100
1st p referred _______ Kill
2d preferred_ _____ 1 (1
_
(1
Cuba liR pref_ __
_
Kill
Delaware & Hudson . . 100
Del Lack & Western__ ..5 0
_
Denver Rio Gr & W pref
Detroit & M a ck in a c _ .100
_
Preferred. ________ .100




In
January.

12 Months
1924.

Shares.

Shares.

2.500
3,700
169,300
9,900
26,900
25,500
153,250
11,500
10,900
200
111,700
7,900
600
110
1,700
38,800
82
10,200
181,900
3,200
16,300
52,907
13,400
20,500
44,600
67,900
92,000
192,400
94,400
3,600
231.700
5.900
10,700
5,000
4,800
2,200
15,300
751
1,000
100
31,380
30,000
50,100
100
100

108
3,600
19,000
1,015,500
95,510
326,384
257,000
1,727,900
77,410
16,000
8,950
1,132,500
219,830
3,614
2,745
2,100
318,450
2,373
39,020
2,730,000
34,800
308,300
309,400
134,800
156,800
317,558
771,729
899,327
2,282,590
526,885
13,000
2,141,010
63,210
88,000
28,150
4,550
10,850
581
91,800
13,400
4,500
1,500
215,200
569,400
1,000
292
200

1924.

Bid.

Jan. 2.

Ask. Bid.

13
31
97 k
86k
1k
113k
59 k
58 k

17
37
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
Sale

86
14 k
49 k
49k
85

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
90

198
22 k
43
119
93 k
4
149k
79 k
65
39k
88'
37 k
72 k
64
87 k

146k 150
56
224
293
Sale
95 k
100
107 k
3k
8k
Sale
15k
Sale
35 k
Sale
56 k
Sale
9
Sale
27
Sale
15 k
Sale
27
Sale
71
Sale
I llk
Sale
44 k
Sale
93
Sale
83
Sale
53
Sale
91k
141
115
69k
20
Sale
45
61
46 k 50
35
56
45
89
108 Sale
137k
112
Sale
144
42 k
51
71
145 k
57 k
208
71k
99 k
3k
10
25 k
48k
4k
10k
13k
24
50 k
102
23 k
78 k
65 k
31k
75
110

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

P R IC E S I N J A N U A R Y .

Price about
Jan. 2

Jan. 31.

Ask. Bid.

198
22 k
41
117k
95
3k
150k
79 k
65 k
40 k
95 k 88 k
Sale
39k
Sale
75 k
70
65
92
90
96
88
Sale 150k
56
Sale 309
Sale
96 k
Sale 108 k
Sale
8k
Sale
15k
Sale
32
Sale
52
Sale
10k
Sale
26 k
Sale
13k
Sale
22 k
Sale
71
Sale 114k
Sale
46
Sale
94
Sale
84
Sale
53 k
94
103
150
148
70 k 69 k
Sale
50
Sale
63
57
56 k
86
Sale 138
Sale 141
Sale
45
50
90
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Ask.

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

24
22 k Jan. 2 27 k Jan.
44
43 Jan. 2 46 Jan.
Sale 116k Jan. 16 123 Jan.
Sale
92 k Jan. 16 95 k Jan.
3 Jan. 14 4 k Jan.
3k
Sate 147 k Jan. 16 152 Jan.
Sale
77 k Jan. 16 82 k Jan.
Sale
65 Jan. 2 66 k Jan.
3 42k
39k
94
94 Jan. 15 94 k Jan.
Sale
35 k Jan. 5 4 0 k Jan.
Sale
72 k Jan. 2 75 k Jan.
68
68 k Jan. 8 77 Jan.
92 Jan. in 92
Jan.
95
8 105
84
Sale 147 k Jan. 16 152 k Jan.
56
1C 57 k
Jan.
Sale 293 Jan. 2 321
Sale
95 Jan. 5 98 k Jan.
Sale 106 k Jan. 6 108k Jan.
Sale
7 Jan. 16 9 k Jan.
Sale
13k Jan. 16 16k Jan.
Jan. 21 3 5 k Jan.
34
32
54
4 9 k Jan. 21 57 k Jan.
Sale
9 Jan. 2 10k Jan.
Sale
2 5 k Jan. 14 29 k Jan.
Sale
1
13k Jan. 3 1 16 k Jan.
Sale
22 k Jan. 31 28 k Jan.
Sale
70 Jan. 5 75 k Jan.
115k 111k Jan. 12 116 Jan.
Sale
44 k Jan. 16 4 9 k Jan.
Sale
92 Jan. 2 95 Jan.
85
83 Jan. 2 87 k Jan.
Sale
52 Jan. 16 59 k Jan.
Sale
94 Jan. 7 108 Jan.
170
148 Jan. 5 161k Jan.
70 k
Sale
4 4 k Jan. 6 50 Jan.
Jan. 6 63 Jan.
65
61
Sale
56 Jan. 5 56 k Jan.
9 R
R
Q
Q
87
139 136k Jan. 8 142k Jan.
Sale 138 Jan. 16 144 k Jan.
Sale
Jan. 2 60 Jan.
42
51
20 51
Jan.
75
72 Jan. 8 72

12
6
6
31
3
7
8
6
15
5
20
22
28
10
15
8
22
3
15
19
5
24
2
2
19
2
7
7
12
17
10
12
14
13
13
28
31
29
5
9
17
13
12
20
8

1971/
12
25
97k
86k
Ik
112
52 k
56 k
393/
86
13k
48k
40
70 k
142k
23
199
67k
99k
3k
8k
21
37
4
10 k
10 k
18 k
49 k
100
21k
76k
65k
29
68k
100
683/
20
50
45
71 U
104k
110k
42
35

18 202
15 2 2 k
4 46k
2 120k
2 96k
23 5
23 152k
22 8 4 k
16 6 6 k
31 4 4 k
2 95
4 41 k
3 75k
26 6 8 k
26 88
18 125
Mar. 10 156k
Feb. 25 58
Mar. 18 295
Feb. 26 9 8 k
Jan. 3 109 k
Apr. 15 10 k
May 2(1 1 9 k
M ay 5 38
M ay 8 6 2 k
Apr. 30 I l k
June 4 3 1 k
Oct. 6 1 8 k
Oct. 6 3 2 k
Jan. 3 7 5 k
Jan. 8 114k
Feb. 15 50
Feb. 26 9 7 k
Jan. 2 8 7 k
Jan. 15 5 7 k
Apr. 22 94
Apr. 1 150k
Ano-. 19 71
Jan. 2 49
Jan. 7 65 k
Jan. 15 59
T T 9 92
V ar .1
Mar. 5 139k
Feb. 15 149k
Dec. 31 43 k
22k
Apr. 31 37 k
N ov.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Doc.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
M ay
M ay

Dec. 9
Dec. 6
Dec. 9
Dec. 18
Dec. 29
Dec. 4
Dec. 22
Dec. 17
Dec. 19
Dec. 17
N ov. 18
Dec. 5
Dec. 5
Dec. 31
Apr. 2
Jan. 11
N ov. 26
Dec. 27
Dec. 16
Dec. 12
July 25
Dec. 8
Dec. 6
Dec. 5
Dec. 5
N ov. 24
N ov. 24
Nov. 24
N ov. 24
Dec. 8
Dec. 19
N ov. 22
Dec. 1
Nov. 28
Dec. 5
Dec. 8
Nov. 17
N o v .22
N ov. 8
Dec. 4
N ov. 28
Dec. 19
Dec. 20
Dec. 19
Dec. 30
Mar. 21
July 31

24

[V ol. 120.

STOCKS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

Par

Duluth S S & Atlantic___100
Preferred_____________ 100
Erie____________________ 100
First preferred_______ 100
Second preferred_____ 100
Erie & Pittsburgh________ 50
Great Northern pref____ 100
Iron ore properties.no par
Gulf M ob & Nor tr ctfs._100
Preferred_____________ 100
Hudson & Manhattan___
Preferred_____________ 100
Illinois Central_________ 100
6% pref series A ______100
Leased line stock_____100
E E sec stock ctfs____1000
Eights__________________
Interboro Rapid Trans (w i)_
Int Rys o f Cent Amer_ 100
_
Preferred________________
Iowa Central____________100
Kansas City Southern_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Keokuk & Des M oines.. 100
Lehigh Valley___________ 50
Louisville & Nashville_ 100
_
Manhattan R y guar___ 100
M od guar____________100
Market Street R y ______100
Preferred_____________ 100
Prior preferred_______ 100
Second preferred_____100
Minneap & St L (n ew ).. 100
Minn St Paul & S S M ..1 0 0
Preferred_____________ 100
Leased line___________100
M o Kan & Texas Co (new) .
Preferred (new)_________
Missouri Pacific com____100
Preferred_____________ 1O0
Morris & Essex__________ 50

In

January.

12 Months
1924.

Shares.

Shares.

300
300
101.700
137.700
11,100

20

77.100
297,000
11.100
6,700
42,900
2,300
26,800
2,100

790
41,500
7,500
2,800
300
130,000
4,200
143,700
15,200
1,500
7,300
800
2.900
1,100
6,600
3,500
500
200
384.500
103,400
231,410
220.500
687

19.600
16,200
2,067,000
1.756.200
197,360
110
863,230
487,350
188,100
107,190

315*
175*
60
14*
34
57

Sale
Sale
Sale
117
76
Sale
324*
185*
Sale
25*
Sale
58

794* Sale
108 Sale

140
4
24*
114
1174*
125
894*

140
6
Sale
115
Sale
Sale
90

98 :A 100
t
305*
Sale
Sale
254*
15
245*
Sale 1304*
77
76
754*
524* Sale
695*

____
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
77

St Louis-San Fran tr ctfs. 100
Preferred A trust c t f s ..100
St Louis Southwest_____100
Preferred_____________ 100
Seaboard Air Line______100
Preferred_____________ 100
Southern Pacific C o_____100
Southern Railway_______100
Preferred_____________ 100

176.400
8.300
43,400
13.000
44,780
40.100
417.600
355.400
20,900

2,041,400
264.800
900.300
214.700
809,600
674.000
2,439,975
4,691,190
192.800

Texas & Pacific________ 100
Third Avenue___________100
Twin City Rapid Transit.lOo
Preferred______ _____ 1 0 0
Union Pacific__________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
United Rys Investment-lOo
Preferred_____________ 100
Virginia R y & Power____100

65 900
3,500
100
143.900

Wabash________________ 100
Preferred A __________ 100
Preferred B __________ 100
Western M ary’d (new )..100
Second preferred_____100
Western Pacific________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
West Penn C o_______ no par
7 % preferred_________ 100
Wheeling & L E R y _____100
P referred ..___________100

144,000
240,500
2.700
157,300
39.500
116.900
18.700
16.500
10,466
37.000
14.100

1,650,549
2,543,060
36,228
565.260
189,200
550,570
75,950
146.000
24,100
611.215
255,059

Industrial and Miscell.
Abitibi Power & P _ no par
_
Adams Eroress_________ 100
Advance Rumely_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Air Reduction Inc____no par
Ajax Rubber Inc________ 50
Alaska Gold Mines______10
Alaska Juneau Gold M in. 10
All American Cables....1 0 0
Allied Chem & D ye ..n o par
Preferred_____________ 100
Allis Chalmers M fg_____100
Preferred_____________ 100
Amer Agricul Chemical. .100
Preferred____________ .100
American Bank N ote___ 50
Preferred______________ 50
American Beet Sugar_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Amer Bosch Magneto.no par
Am Brake Shoe & F_.no par
Preferred_____________ 100
American Can__________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Amer Car & Foundry_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ 100

3.800
12,600
3.100
2,700
2,600
74.500
13,100
5,300
900
83.000
7,650
115,600
3,000
50,900
63.300
1,400
800
12.000
400
134,900
6.100
200
708,700
5.100
36.300
1.800

1,700
58,700
72,100
40,800
315.200
607,090
41,300
107,750
9,640
822,650
35,400
607,100
13,960
258.600
264.600
8,600
4,710
175,400
5,800
236,610
67,610
2,200
8,215,600
47,750
114,350
9,900




255*
644*
1164*
115
74
71

3,125
12,100
76,880
238,600
5,160,425
274.300
109.300
3,314
532
2,796,180
420,805
104.100
3.335.200
3,845
54.000
1.173.950

191

60,409

78
52 4*
53
34*
32
20
42 4*
344*
58
64*
144*
87 4*
39
674*

Sale
Sale
Sale
255*
54
234*
Sale
Sale
625*
62 5*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

34* Jan.
64* Jan.
304* Jan.
424* Jan.
40 Jan.
604* Jan.
684* Jan.
355* Jan.
24 Jan.
91 Jan.

Sale
66
Sale
117
76
714*

244*
645*
1135*
1164*

295* Sale
194* 195*
60
614*
14*
24*
375* Sale
574* 575*

295*
18
594*
14*
33
57

76 4* Sale
1074* Sale
90
474*
7
26 4*
504*
19
25*
46
66
61
354*
854*
37 5*
804*
77

96
Sale
9
31
Sale
23
3
50
70
64
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
79

85
465*
9
20
48
20
24*
47
70
604*
284*
745*
305*
724*
774*

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
77

294*
234*
225*
1265*
754*

Sale

68

19
25
30
45
54
70
54
70
24
48 Sale
Sale
104* 184* Sale
Sale
68 Sale
83
714* 81
60
734* 745*
140
1394* 141
724* Sale
Sale
87
1394* 141

25
66
41
485*
18
69
824*
73 4*
1404*
694*

29
81
42
Sale
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

25
64
34 4*
48
18
67
80
724*
139
685*

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

785* Sale
37
374*
41
Sale
225* Sale
116
50
584*

75
38
405*
224*
115
334* 594*

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
62

Sale
604* Sale
Sale
79 4* Sale
Sale
505* Sale
Sale
584* 71
Sale
215* Sale
Sale
394* Sale
Sale 1024* Sale
Sale
775* Sale
3 Sale
Sale

444* Sale
124* 14
634* Sale
95 M
.309
766,900 1284* Sale 1494* Sale ‘
Sale
80,450 72
744* Sale
94* 104* 265* Sale
311.300
402.300 384* Sale
604* Sale
39
’ 84,900 35
674* Sale
Sale
214* Sale
Sale
57
Sale
41
224* 39
Sale
14 4* Sale
Sale
244* Sale
Sale
344* Sale
594* 854* Sale
475* 1185* Sale
Sale
904* 95
15 Sale
Sale
Sale
275* Sale

744* Sale
114* Sale
384* Sale
67 4* Sale
65* Sale
4*
4*
14*
14*
984* 101
71
Sale
1094* 1114*
454* Sale
894* 93
154* Sale
47
Sale
95
98
514* 54
414* Sale
73
76
36
Sale
77
79
107 4* 113
1044* Sale
1094* Sale
162
164
1204* Sale

63
65
915* Sale
154* Sale
50 Sale
89
Sale
134* Sale
.15Sale
14* Sale
113
122
845* Sale
117 4* Sale
724* Sale
1044* Sale
154* Sale
444* Sale
162 Sale
53
55
405* Sale
86
90
33
Sale
99 Sale
109
1104*
1604* Sale
1155* Sale
198 Sale
124 Sale

4 Jan.
65* Jan.
33 5* Jan.
465* Jan.
43 5* Jan.
605* Jan.
71 5* Jan.
405* Jan.
284* Jan.
1014* Jan.

745*
374*
405*
224*
58

Dec.
Dec.
Aug.
Dec.
Dec.
Aug.
Dec.
N ov.
Dec.
Dec.

4
4
1
13
12
8
17
25
5
20

394* Apr.
875* Jan.

294*
644*
117 4*
1174*
76
12 73
8 15*
2 394*
24 184*
12 63
1 34*
26 415*
31 594*
14*
10 85
16 109

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
July
N ev.
N ov.
Aug.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Dec.
Dec.

5
4
5
5
10
6
4
17
21
21
5
5
5
11
17
29

42
304*
65*
20
41
14
15*
284*
50
555*
104*
295*
95*
29
744*

7
2
15
17
8
18
3
29
6
6
20
18
3
3
5

85
514*
134*
42
714*
30
4
534*
75
60
345*
755*
34 4*
74
79

Dec.
July
Jan.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec.
Dec.
Feb.
Dec.
Dec.
N ov.
Dec.
Sept.

9
18
4
26
4
4
28
29
30
18
5
15
20
19
12

Jan. 27 265* Jan. 30 205* Nov.
Jan. 5 654* Jan. 29 57 4* Oct.
Jan. 16 1195* Jan. 7 1004* Mar.
Jan. 20 119 Jan. 7 104 Mar.

22
24
4
17

6 715* Jan.

8

Jan. 16 334* Jan. 13
Jan. 8 195* Jan. 29
Jan. 2 62 Jan. 20
Jan. 6 15* Jan. 6
Jan. 16 395* Jan. 26
Jan. 15 585* Jan. 28

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.

2
5
3
13
28
14
5
30
8
16
2
2
5
2
28

100
494*
104*
20
52
224*
34*
564*
71
605*
355*
86
384*
825*
78

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

14
13
2
13
3
7
22
12
9
19
31
31
17
13

24*
34*
205*
285*
254*
565*
535*
26
115*
50

64

4*
125*
115*
444*
15*
175*
514*

Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
July
M ay
Dec.
Mar.
Mar.

Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Oct.
N ov.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
June
Aug.
M ay
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.

Jan. 12 145 Jan. 15 1204* July 18 145 Dec. 22
Jan. 14 55* Jan. 15
34* July 1 64* Dec. 4
Dec. 4
Jan. 3 25* Jan. 12
14* Aug. 8 3
Jan. 6 1165* Jan. 7 934* Feb. 15 1214* M ay 20
Jan. 2 1245* Jan. 13 994* Feb. 15 1195* Dec. 26
Jan. 6130
Jan. 9 724* Feb. 18 128 Dec. 13
Jan. 6 915* Jan. 14 83 M ay 21 934* Sept. 5
5 173 .Tan. 7 135 Aug. 12 163
Dec. 17
Oct. 22
8 1005* Jan. 5 965* Apr. 3 102
Jan. 19 32 Jan. 6 144* Jan. 2 334* Dec. 18
Jan. 28 274* Jan. 7 16 M ay 24 284* N ov. 21
Jan. 20 264* Jan. 2 124* Apr. 22 29 N ov. 25
Jan. 27 1325* Jan. 10 1024* Jan. 3 133 4* Dec. 27
Jan. 8 774* Jan. 29 725* Feb. 26 804* June 10
21
21 724* M ay 21 784* Dec. 29
Dec. 18
Jan. 16 71 Jan. 9 474* Mar. 3 73
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

6
13
10
2
5
16
12
26
20
30

7
20
14
15
28
16
3

40
62
404*
50
224*
73
854*
77
141
754*
1064*
145*
794*
564*
56
254*
116
66

Feb. 11
Oct. 16
Feb. 14
Dec. 5
N ov. 21
Dec. 13
Aug. 2
Aug. 8
Sept. 3
Dec. 1
Oct. 29
N ov. 28
Dec. 18
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
Dec. 20
Oct. 6
N ov. 20

30
3
2
3
2
2
26
2
3

65
824*
554*
74
244*
454*
1054*
795*
85

Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
N ov.
Dec.
Dec.
N ov.
Dec.
Dec.

5
5
5
26
4
4
12
19
26

Jan. 10 19 Jan. 3 485* Dec.
85* M ay 20 184* July
Jan. 12
Jan.
Jan. 2 394* Oct. 2 66
O.Hli Oct.
21
Jan. 10 1265* Mar. 3 1515* Dec.
Jan. 5 70 Mar. 20 764* Aug.
Dec.
75* Apr. 23 41
Jan. 2
Jan. 3 264* Apr. 21 644* Dec.
Feb. 29 725* July
Jan. 21 36

4
17
12
3
18
27
19
18
12

12 16
22 43
29 204*
5 424*
95*
12
9 404*
16 714*
10 60
31 137
2 38

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Jaai.
Jan.
Jan.

3
2
16
3
13
31
23
4
18
4

74*
Jan. 2 824* Jan. 6 514*
Jan. 30 395* Jan. 30 34
Jan. 30 435* Jan. 6 334*
Jan. 5 244* Jan. 9 15 4*
12
12 112 5*
Jan. 20 625* Jan. 9 32

Oct.
May
Oct.
Jan.
Mar.
July
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.

16
20
21
19
16
16
5
2
2

294*
69
414*
484*
205*
705*
84
755*
1404*
73 5*

Sale
Sale
Sale
705*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

574*
76
474*
704*
205*
375*
102
705*
3

445*
134*
62
94 Vt
1495*
744*
20 4*
53 5*
66

Sale
Sale
Sale
Q
H
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
Sale

434* Jan. 20 40
114* Jan. 28 145*
58 Jan. 22 654*
‘>
1
1475* Jan. 5 1534*
72 Jan. 30 75
19 Jan. 27 265*
535* Jan. 31 61
644* Jan. 14 694*

225*
595*
44
145*
23
34
92
100
96
15
274*

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
234*
Sale
Sale
114
Sale
Sale
Sale

205*
555*
384*
144*
225*
324*
844*
110
94 5*
145*
274*

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
J c D>
L.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

62 Jan.
91 Jan.
14 Jan.
49 Jan.
865* Jan.
11 Jan.
.15Jan.
1 Jan.
1
14*
1224* Sale 119 Jan.
815* Jan.
825* Sale
118 Sale 117 Jan.
714* Jan.
774* Sale
1064* Sale 103 4* Jan.
135* Jan.
184* Sale
Sale
53
404* Jan.
Sale 161 Jan.
179
54
545* 534* Jan.
395* Jan.
404* Sale
81
84
804* Jan.
33 Jan.
404* Sale
964* 98
964* Jan.
107 4* Jan.
1074* 109
1645* Sale 1584* Jan.
115 4* Sale 115 Jan.
200 Sale 192 Jan.
1214* Jan.
1224* 124
65
Sale
Sale
51
Sale
Sale

5
84*
355*
49 4*
464*
604*
75
395*
294*
99

9
22
3
19
3
10
3
23
30
3

624*
79
484*
704*
225*
404*
1045*
845*
54*

63
97
145*
49
87 4*
115*

2
23
8
2
5
23
8
19
7
10

745* Jan. 26 825* Jan. 10
106 Jan. 16 1125* Jan. 14

144
•5
2
114 5*
1174*
124
884*

Sale

27
23
27
28
23
23
16
2
30
6

Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
M ay
Apr.
Jan.

705* Jan.

145
54*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
91

1,169,400’ 194* Sale
89,300 10 Sale
57,450; 64
65

11
254*
224*
94*
174*
15
58
464*
874*
74*
144*

26
65 4*
1164*
116
74
71

Lowest.
Sale Prices.

1364*
5
25*
115
1234*
128
904*
173
100
305*
23 4*
23 5*
1285*
76
76
695*

95
144*
17
124*
104
70

11.400 154*
2.6H0 3 )
6,400 16
837,965 424*
66.000 10
621,800 414*
36,340 70
59.600 584*
1,791 135
677.100 384*
85

Ask.

Sale
35* Sale
6
7
74*
314* Sale
Sale
Sale
43 4* Sale
41 4* Sale
Sale
62
604* 62
Sale
695* Sale
38 4* Sale
Sale
Sale
25
Sale
96
Sale
94

125
6
14*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

1,212,460
102.700
114,820
1,014,725

2,100

544* Sale
284* Sale
14
154*
494* 52

4
7
314*
46
43
604*
70
364*
264*
924*

117
| 34*
14*
' 97
103
774*
86

336.600
5.700
17.700
60.700
8
1,800

8,200

3
14*
3
4
214* Sale
2944 Sale
25
254*

Jan 31.

Ask. Bid.

85
474*
104*
25
52
22
25*
50
585*
585*
284*
745*
315*
72 4*
775*

1,100
300
1.900
90,750
2,700
13.600
2,200
2,100
283
14.600

4,200
4.300

Jan. 2.

Ask. Bid.

41
Sale
13
42
Sale
34
14*
Sale
75
60
Sale
304*
Sale
Sale
764*

Pacific Coast____________100
First preferred_______ 10
Second preferred_____100
Pennsylvania____________ 50
Peoria & E astern.._____lOO
Pere Marquette________ 100
. Prior preferred_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Pitts Ft W & Chic p re f...
Pittsb & West Virginia. .100
Preferred_____________ 100
Rights_______________ _
Reading Company_______ 50
First preferred________ 50
Second preferred______50
Rights________________
Ren ellaer & Sa-atoga_ 10^
_
Rutland R R pref_______ 100

3 ,4 0 0

1924.

Bid.

10,210 39
159,550 31
33,800 114*
7,600 35
95,570 685*
16.200 29
137,900
14*
22,450 44
7,00) 65
°50 56
1,996,015 114*
836,010 304*
1,101,600 1 94*
1.403.950 294*
1,277 734*

300
900
10.500
12,600
586,700
14.500
12,000
865
410
188,200
17.600
12.400
75.400
1,200

Jan . 2

249.300
13.200
181,758 1004* 102
47,050 1064* 115
72
1,569 68
3,343
236,146
633.586 12 5* Sale
74.400
10,100
2,200
935,886 19 Sale
Sale
33,295 52
14*
3
4,000
Sale
1,933.700 61
168,534 884* Sale

Nashv Chatt & St Louis.100
Nat Rys Mex 1st pref_ 100
_
Second preferred_____100
New Orl Tex & Mex v t c . 100
New York Central______100
N Y Chic & St L when iss.100
Preferred when issued. 100
N Y & Harlem__________ 50
N Y Lack & Western___
N Y N H & Hartford_ 100
_
N Y Ontario & Western. 100
Norfolk Southern_ , ___ 100
__
Norfolk & Western_____ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Northern Central________ 50
Northern Pacific_______ 100

12
82,200

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

P R IC E S I N J A N U A R Y .

S A LE S .

STOCKS

N. 7 . STOCK EXCHANGE

625*
79 5*
525*
714*
225*
414*
1085*
855*
64*

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

31
2
3
9
31
2
9
31
10

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

7
31
31
9
9
13
13
2
31
7
7

6 67 Jan.
5 1034* Jan.
8 154* Jan.
2(1 51
Jan.
30 914* Jan.
21 14 Jan.
2
5* Jan.
6 14* Jan.
5 1224* Jan.
16 855* Jan.
9 1184* Jan.
5 825* Jan.
3 107 Jan.
5 185* Jan.
Jan.
5 54
13 179 Jan.
If 54 4* Jan.
Jan.
5 43
19 874* Jan.
2 544* Jan.
27 102 Jan.
12 110 Jan.
16 1695* Jan.
29 1164* Jan.
5 207 Jan.
9 124 Jan.

10
9
2
5
6
3
14
2
31
2
13
17
20
30
29
30
5
7
6
3
12
3
29
8
3
2

21
20
21
6
5
5
6
14
6
16
16

23
604*
44 4*
175*
264*
394*
94
119
964*
164*
315*

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

194*
425*
33
57 4*
65*
144*
854*
384*
665*

105*
34
224*
85*
154*
145*
58
474*
874*
75*
144*

Jan. 4 245* Dec. 5
Jan. 3 605* Dec. 17
Jan. 3 425* Dec. 18
June 3 164* Dec. 18
M ay 15 264* Dec. 18
Jan. 2 364* Dec. 4
Jan. 7 86 4* Dec. 6
Dec. 26
Jan. 3 127
Dec. 11
Apr. 19 97
Jan. 2 174* Dec. 18
Jan. 2 324* Dec. 5

61
Dec. 12 64 Dec. 2
734* Jan. 2 934* Dec. 8
6 June 9 165* Dec. 10
Dec. 10
284* June 14 54
Dec. 9
674* Jan. 2 93
45* M ay 14 144* Dec. 16
.05 Dec. 24
4* Feb. 2
14* Mar. 4
4* Jan. 30
964* M ay 27 1224* Dec. 18
65 Mar. 18 87 4* Dec. 8
110 Apr. 8 1185* Dec. 8
415* M ay 20 735* Dec. 26
90 Apr. 29 1044* Dec. 22
74* Apr. 7 174* July 29
185* Apr. 7 495* Jan. 9
Dec. 12
98 Jan. 8 160
52 M ay 6 56
Sept. 24
36 Mar. 21 494* Feb. 6
Dec. 31
684* Oct. 24 83
224* Apr. 1 384* Jan. 12
Dec. 29
76 Apr. 14 102
104 4* July 10 110 Mar. 26
954* Apr. 21 1634* Dec. 19
109 Jan. 8 119 Oct. 27
1534* Apr. 14 2004* Dec. 31
1185* Apr. 9 125 July 18

F eb .,

1925.]

S A LE S

STOCKS
N. Y . S T O C K E XC H AN G E

12 Months
1924.

Shares.

Shares.

28.500
American Chain w i________
7,000
American Chicle_____ no par
200
Preferred_____________ 100
1.700
C ertificates_______ no par
100
Preferred certificates.. 100
44.800
Amer Druggists’ Synd_ 10
_
16.500
American Express______ 100
40.200
Am Foreign & Power.no par
Preferred_____________ nopar 37,' 00
14.000
Am For Pr ctfs 25% pd in ..
1,900
Certificates full paid_____
5,800
Amer Hide & Leather_ 100
_
21.000
Preferred_____________ 100
12,700
American Ice (new)_____100
1,200
Preferred_____________ 100
60,000
Amer Internat Corp_____100
30.200
Am La France Fire Eng. .10
300
Preferred................... 100
27,300
American Linseed______100
17.800
Preferred_____________ 100
157,800
Am Locomotive new____100
Preferred_____________ nopar 1.700
43,600
Am Metal temp ctfs_.no par
500
Preferred__________
100
400
American Piano pref____100
24,765
American Radiator______25
200
Preferred__________
100
4,200
Amer Railways Express. 100
3,400
Amer Republics______ no par
210
Amer Rolling Mill, pref w i.
9,375
Am Safety Razor n ew .. 100
20.500
Am Ship & Comm___ no par
210,100
Amer Smelt & Refin_____100
4.700
Preferred____
100
1,500
American Snuff________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
94,526
Am Steel Foundries ctfs 33 s
2.300
Preferred_____________ 100
173,600
American Sugar Refin_ 100
_
10.900
Preferred, new_______ 100
6,600
Am Sumatra Tobacco_ 100
_
200
Preferred______
_ .100
1,910
Am Teleg & Cable______100
211,500
Amer Teleph & T e le g ... 100
59,000
American Tobacco n ew ..
B new________________
76.900
2.700
Preferred. new.ZZZZZ.100
1.400
American Type Foundries __
150
Preferred_____________ 100
47.700
Amer Wat Wks & E v t c new
900
1st pref (7% ) v t c ___ 100
5.700
Partic pref (6% ) v t c.100
300
Amer Wholesale, pref_ 100
_
296,300
American W oolen .. . . 100
Preferred______________ . 100 16.700
10,600
Am Writing Paper, pref. 100
400
Certificates___________ 100
6,500
Amer Zinc, Lead & Sm_ 25
_
14,800
Preferred______________ 25
150,400
Anaconda Copper_______ 50
3.400
Archer Daniels M id_.no par
700
Preferred_____________ 100
3.300
Armour (Del) pref_______ 10
43,300
Arnold Constable__________
900
Art Metal Construction. . 10
Assets Realization____..1 0
28,200
Associated Dry Goods___ 100
1,200
1st preferred_________ 100
1,000
2d preferred_________ 100
175.500
Associated Oil, new______ 25
57,700
Atl Gulf & W I SS Lines. 100
32.100
Preferred__________ .100
62.100
Atlantic Refining_______ 100
1.700
Preferred_____________ 100
800
Atlas Powder, new_ no par
_
300
Preferred_____________ 100
10,300
Atlas Tack Corp_____ no par
41,800
Austin, Nichols & C o.no par
Preferred_____________ 100
700
2,100
Auto Knit Hosiery_ no par
_
Auto Sales_______________ 5 0
100
Preferred______________ 5 0
600
Baldwin Locomotive____100
Preferred_____________ 100
Barnet Leather______ no par
Preferred__________ .100
Barnsdall Corp, Class A ..2 5
Class B _______________ 25
Bayuk Bros_____________ nopar
Preferred
Beech-Nut Packing_____Z20
Bethlehem Steel Corp_ 100
_
7 % preferred____________
Cum conv 8% pref___ 100
Blumenthal, pref_______ 100
Booth Fisheries______ no par
1st preferred_________ 100
British Empire Steel____ 100
1st preferred_________ 100
2d preferred_________ 100
Brooklyn Edison, Inc_ ICO
_
Bklyn Un Gas, new.no par
Brown Shoe, Inc________ 100
Preferred_____________100
Briggs Manufacturing no par
Brunswick-Balke-Coll.no par
Brunsw’k Term & Ry SeclOO
Burns Bros_____________100
Preferred_____________ 100
Prior preferred_______ 100
New Class B com m on..
Burro’s Add M ach_ no par
_
Bush Terminal C o______100
Bush Term Bldgs, pref._1C0
Butte Copp & Zinc v t c _ 5
_
Butterick_______________ 100
Butte & Sup Mining_____10

398,300

Caddo Cent Oil & Ref.no par
Calif Packing C o rp ..n o par
Calif Petroleum, new____100
Preferred______________ 25
Callahan Zinc-Lead______ 10
Calumet & Arizona M g .1 0
Calumet & Hecla, new_ 25
_
Case (J I) Thresh M ach. 100
Case (JI) Thresh M p f ctflOO
Central Leather________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100

11,300
8,400
331,800
16,500
27,800
9,900
6,000
3,300
900
24,600
45,400

1,100
1,000

150
192,200
17,000
6,100

300
61,400
141.500
7,100
2.700
22,400
300
700
800
1,000

43,200
110,800
30,300
1,700
33.600
17.600
600
11,000
3.000
500
4.000
17,900
600
29,700
25,000
66,200

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

P R IC E S I N J A N U A R Y .

In
January.

Par




25

STOCKS -STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
Jan. 2

1924.

Jan. 2.

J a n . 31.

Ask Bid.
Bid.
Ask . Bid.
24
22% Sale
61,700 22 7 Sale
A

136,910
6,800
7,000
100

195,800
138,300

Ask.

Sale
39% Sale
38% Sale
94
------- 94
95
_____ 37
. 37
38
90
___ 90
94
5% Sale
6% Sale
5 Vs Sale
98
Sale 162 Sale 150 Sale
16
57

Sale
Sale

91% Sale
124% Sale

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

22% Jan. 2 26%
37 Jan. 27 41%
94 Jan. 5 94
7
19
5% Jan. 2 6%
148% Jan. 28 166
IS
6 91 %
121 Jan. 16 127%
6
11% Jan. 27 14
68% Jan. 2 75%
85 Jan. 21 93%
77 Jan. 28 80%
33 Jan. 6 36%
11% Jan. 2 14
97 Jan. 15 97
25% Jan. 3(1 29
53
J an. 2 62%
104% Jan. 5 121%
119% Jan. 7 121%
49% Jan. 27 53%
115 Jan. 1 116%
(1
94 Jan. 27 95
89% Jan. 3 105
126% Jan. 13 127%
78% Jan. 6 84
48 Jan. 8 66%
106% Jan. 13
36% Jan. 2 39%
11% Jan. 29 12%
95% Jan. 5 101%
105% Jan. 5 110%
144 Jan. 16 146%

Jan. 17
Jan. 3
Jan. 5
13
19
Jan. 22
Jan. 2
7
Jan. 30
Jan. 7

21%
14%
51%
23
88%
3%
88

Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Sept.
N ov.
June
Apr.

126%
127
12%
69%
91%
79%
34%
11%
94
28%
53
107%
118
53%
115
94%
90
126
80
47
107%
36%
11%
98
107%
145
95
47%
107%
52%
93
12
34%
41
130%
i 87%
1 86
104%
112%
,105%
| 39%
100%
96
92%
64
95%
5
4
11%
35
47%
27%
89
90
8%
15

Sale
50
. ..
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
147
100
Sale
108
Sale
Sale
Sale
38
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104%
Sale
109
Sale
101
Sale
96
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
Sale
Sale
28
94
92
Sale
15%

37%
11%
100
109%
145
95
46%
109%
61
98
10%
37%
45%
133
87%
86%
104%
108
103
36%
100
97
97
51%
91
4%
1
10%
34
44%
27%
94
92
11%
14

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
147%
100
Sale
110%
Sale
Sale
Sale
43
46
Sale
87%
Sale
105
110
110
Sale
101
98
97%
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
10%
34%
Sale
29
95
Sale
Sale
15

Sale
86
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
118
54
89 k
Sale
Sale
Sa e
Sale
3

133%
94
101
33%
22%
31 %
95%
114
50
92
10%
31
87%
2%
3%
15

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
115
52
94
Sale
Sale
89%
Sale
5
16%

156
95%
105%
39
25
37
115%
113%
50
90
9%
27%
87%
2%
4%
15%

Sale 128 Jan. 5
98
94 Jan. 7
107
101 Jan. 2
Sale
33 Jan. 6
Sale
20 Jan. 5
Sale
31 Jan. 5
Sale
95% Jan. 2
114% 113% Jan. 6
52% 51 Jan. 19
91% 92 Jan. 14
10
9% Jan. 28
27% Jan. 20
Sale
89
87% Jan. 27
Sale
1 % Jan. 7
4% Jan. 27
5
15% Jan. 22
16

157
95%
105
39%
25%
38
116%
114%
52
94
10%
32%
90
2%
4%
16

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
.Tan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

92% Mar.
7
91% Apr.
14
7% Apr.
14 50% Jan.
12 72
Aug.
7 73% N ov.
14 17% Mar.
15 10 M ay
15 95
Feb.
2 13% M ay
31 30 Apr.
19 70% Apr.
19 116% Apr.
2 38% June
8 107% Apr.
7 92
Nov.
17 94% Apr.
IS 120% M ay
13 77% N ov.
17 25 Jan.
Jan.
98
10 35% Dec.
13 10% Oct.
15 57% Jan.
26 96 Jan.
23 134 Apr.
94% Dec.
12 33% Apr.
15 101% Apr.
23 36
Oct.
20 77
Oct.
9
6 % July
19 22% Sept.
28 38% Dec.
3 121% June
5 | 82% Dec.
7 1 81% N ov.
14 101 Apr.
2 106
Sept.
8 105% Dec.
2 24% Nov.
13 89% Mar.
21 66 Feb.
20 90 Aug.
6 51% Sept.
20 90
Oct.
3
1% Apr.
2
1 N ov.
9
7 Mar.
9 24 June
3 28% M ay
8 28% Dec.
19 90
Dec.
10 83% June
28
6 Oct.
14 14% Oct.
% Mar.
30 79 Jan.
29 83% M ay
30 89 Jan.
31 27% July
19 10 % Mar.
19 12% Jan.
30 78% July
9 108
Oct.
29 47
Apr.
9 82% Feb.
10
5 June
12 18% Mar.
23 79
Apr.
2
1% N ov.
27
3 Jan.
17 11% Jan.

4,062,110 125% Sale
9,250 111
8,300 24
30
600 80
90
425,800 16 Sale
59.300 10% 10^
48.800 57
Sale
2.100 90
99
230.200 107
2,150,600 53% Sale
59.100 91
Sale
17.500 103
108
2.700 90
93 J
i
77,760
Sale
6
3.600 38
40
6.700
4%
3%
2,530
10.300 15% Sale
201,510 111
Sale
486,680
64.500 47% 50
4,800 90% 91

131%
116
35
92
23%
17%
47
96
71%
50%
95%
110

Sale
Sale
37%
96
Sale
S,ale
S de
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
112
79
5% Sale
28
32
2%
3

132%
116%
36
94
25%
21%
46
98
69%
51
102
116%
_____
6
29
3%
33%
11%
127%
81%
73%
100
39%

Sale
Sale
39
100
Sale
Sale
47
98%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
36
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

14
31
12
24
29
29
5
29
10
13
31
31,

3
98%
94%
114%
21
75%
75
97

4%
Sale
Sale
116%
22%
Sale

212,150
84,850
99.700
361,010
218,100
19.000
1,112,940
79.400
3.000
132.800
53.900
649.900
9,840
212.400
3.900
1,600
191,300
1.000
8,915
8,800
7,500
22.700
258.200
592,550
51.129
14,415
1,853
390,820
6,730
1,424,590
70,620
179,699
11.000
5,894
644,326
76.900
99.500
29,200
17.100
300
203.500
15.500
94.400
3.600
1,748,400
35,000
61.100
5,400
81,384
71.300
1,744,079
400
100

35.700
99,125
2,000

96 % Sale
9% Sale
50% Sale
88 Sale
79)4 81
24 Sale
10% Sale
18)4 Sale
36)4 Sale

75
115%
43
108%

Sale
1173
/.

Sale
Sale

96)4 Sale

121

22
98

---_
_

Sale

11% Sale

58 Vs Sale

96
135

38%
102
55 Ys
94
21 14
52
40
1251*

Sale

137 y.

100
Sale
104
Sale
98
Sale
64
43
Sale

101 Vs Sale
89%

90^

66)4 Sale

89

93
73Vs Sale

98)4 109 k

42% Sale
2% Sale
8)4 Sa e
27)4

29k

36% Sale
92% Sale
13 Sale
15% 17

31.500
279.500 81
16,118 85
10,924 89
528,340 29%
359.900 15
125,000 12 %
253,430 132
14.800 117
8,421 52
1,667 85
34.100
9%
236.400 28%
11,230 87
7%
29.100
3.900
2%
3.100 10

46.300
1
15
85.100 104% Sale
11,900 93
97%
800
83.300 24% Sale
11.700
1.100

4,400
205,100
75.100
288.400

88
91
5% Sale
18% 19
15% Sale

2% Sale
83,800
Sale
96.400 83
1,118,900 26% Sale
36,550 101% Sale
205.400
4% Sale
65.700 43% 44
46.776 18% Sale
35.700 24 Sale
23.400 69
75
419,500 13% Sale
706,900 38 Sale

9%
121
79%
72%
97

Sale
Sale
13%
Sale
Sale
80%
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
120
Sale
119
95%
Sale

Lowest.
Sale Prices.

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
99

4
5
96% Sale
_____ 97
118
22
23
64% 65
65%
96
98
8% Sale
24
Sale
23% Sale
1%
104
23%
100
4%
57%
18%
29
62
19%
56%

11% 12
71% Sale
88
Sale
76% 77
36% Sale
12% Sale
96
97
28% Sale
62% Sale
115% Sale
120% 121%
50% Sale
1 1 4 % ------93% 94%
100% Sale
1 2 5 % .........
81
82
59
63

99
8 Vs Sale
22% 23
20% Sale

46
108
47%
91 %
10%
38
40%
123%
85%
84%
104%
106%
108%
34%
100
95%
96
49%
85%
4%
3%
10%
31
43%
26
90%
91
8
15

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

30 49
7 110%
16 68
16 99
20 12%
6 38%
8 45%
15 136%
3 89%
3 88%
5 105
20 112%
20 110
13 39%
9 102
2 98%
8 97%
29 64%
26 96%
31
7%
2 4
29 12%
23 39
27 48
7 28%
5 95
29 93%
5 12%
7 15%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

128%
115
35
93%
21%
17%
45%
97
66
50%
95%
110%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

5
5
5
26
21
2
29
10
5
21
5
7

137%
116%
37%
96
26
21%
48%
98
74%
53%
102
116%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

5
28
3

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

8%
120%
77%
70
98%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

6
5
5
5
21
2
6
26
6
29
1°
16
7
10
9
9
3

7
34%
3%
33%
11%
133
83%
78%
100%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

4%
103%
96%
117
23%
81 %

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

4 Jan.
94% Jan.
93% Jan.
20
65

Jan.
Jan.

96%
7
21 %
18%

Jan. 6 98 Jan.
Jan. 27 8% Jan.
Jan. 15 28% Jan.
Jan. 28 24% Jan.

104%
110%
23%
85
14
10
39%
95%
44%
37%
89%
101%
73
lo!
3%
9 ; 20
26
1%
31 30
.3
1
5
7 107%
22 56%
10 39
19 84
31
“1
>
14
1
12 95
7 95%
22 118
14 19%
20 62%
60
16 88%
2
3%
3 17
9 14

1% Sale
1% Jan. 8 2% Jan. 12
1%
Sale 102% Sale 100% Jan. 27 106% Jan. 3
Sale
28% Sale
23% Jan. 2 29 Jan. 29
Sale 106% Sale 100 Jan. 2 107% Jan. 29
Sale
3% Jan. 29 4% Jan. 2
3% Sale
Sale
54 Jan. 5 58
Jan. 7
54% 55
16% 17% 17% Jan. 26 18% Jan. 5
Sale
Sale
29 Jan. 2 30% Jan. 23
30 Sale
66
62 Jan. 8 67 % Jan. 14
64
66
Sale
18% Sale
18% Jan. 27 20% Jan. 10
Sale
56
Sale
55 Jan. 8 58% Jan. 13

1
80
19%
92%
2%
41%
13%
14
41%
9%
29%

M ay
June
Nov.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
M ay
Oct.
Apr.
Oct.
June
Apr.
Nov.
June
June
Nov.
Aug.
Nov.
June
Apr.
May
June

21
22
15
15
19
6
15

25
40%
93%
39
88%
7
164%

Sept. 5
Dec. 17
Dec. 5
Dec. 17
N ov. 19
Oct. 25
Dec. 31

Dec. 22
Dec. 22
Dec. 9
Dec. 5
Feb. 7
Feb. 5
N ov. 26
1 2 % Jan. 9
103 N ov. 6
28% Dec. 31
53% Dec. 31
109% Dec. 31
120% Sept. 29
54
Dec. 30
115% Dec. 29
95% Dec. 2
136
Dec. 15
125 June 6
83
Oct. 9
48
Dec. 29
110
Dec. 12
40% N ov. 29
15% Feb. 11
100% Dec. 26
107% Dec. 26
153
N o v .18
100
Aug. 5
49
Dec. 29
109% N ov. 19
61% Feb. 1
99% Feb. 11
28% Jan. 9
69 Jan. 16
43% Jan. 8
134% Dec. 18
89
Dec. 20
87% Dec. 20
106% July 23
Sept. 18
115
Dec. 9
109
41% Dec. l8
Dec. 11
101
102 N ov. 17
99% Feb. 13
78% Jan. 11
102% Jan. 19
7 July 14
4 % July 14
1 2 % Dec. 29
36% Dec. 27
48% Dec. 29
29
Dec. 24
91% Dec. 30
94% Dec. 13
15 Jan. 9
16% Jan. 4
1 Dec. 4
140% N ov. 19
94 N ov. 20
1 0 2 % Dec. 30
34% Feb. 5
Dec. 9
23
31% Dec. 31
140% Jan. 31
Feb. 7
118
54% Feb. 1
Dec. 22
93
1 1 % Jan. 19
33% Dec’. 12
91
N ov. 25
8 % Jan. 2
4% Dec. 17
Dec. 19
16
132%
133
14%
72%
96
83
35%

20 134% Dec.
10 117% N ov.
39
Dec.
Dec.
95
23% Dec.
17% Dec.
59 Jan.
98 Sept.
72% Dec.
22| 62% Feb.
Feb.
30 97
110% Feb.
93 Jan.
7% Jan.
42% Jan.
6 Aug.
Mar.
54
15% Jan.
124% Dec.
82% Dec.
76% Dec.
99% Dec.

27
28
18
6
31
31
5
29
30
5
11
15
21
9
10
4
12
11
12
16
1
1

Jan.
Dec.
Mar.
Dec.
Feb.
Nov.
Feb.
Jan.
June
Apr.
M ay

M ay
Apr.
Nov.
Oct.
Dec.
102
Aug.
9% Dec.
25% Dec.
25% Dec.

7
17
21
10
22
8
1
30
27

Nov.
Apr.
July
July
M ay
Mar.
May
Mar.
M ay
Mar.
Mar.

4%
106%
29%
107
5%
58%
19%
35
77
21%
88%

Jan.
Dec.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Dec.
Dec.

19
30
5
31
9
29
29
8
11
15
15

5% Dec.

9

112 % June 27

99%
120 %
29
67%
73

36

[V ol. 120.

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
SALE S .

STOCKS

N. Y . STOCK EXCHANGE
Par

Century Rib Mills_________
Preferred____________ 10(
Cerro de Pasco C op_ no par
_
Certain-Teed Prod_ no par
_
1st preferred_________ 100
Second preferred_____100
Chandler M Car (The)no par
Chic Pneumatic T ool____100
Chicago Yellow Cab_.no par
Chile Copper_____________25
Chino Copper_____________5
CJuett, Peabody & C o_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Coca Cola___________ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Colorado Fuel & Iron___ 100
Columbia G & E w i_ _no pat
Preferred_____________ 100
Columbian Carbon_____
Com Inv Trust_____ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Commercial Solvents A __
B ____________________
R ights_______________
Congoleum C o_______ no par
Conley Tin Foil_________
Consolidated Cigar_ no par
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Consol Distributors_.no par
Consolidated Gas w i ____
Consol Textile_______ no par
R ights_______________
Continental Can Inc pref 100
Continental Can w i_____
R ights_______________
Continental Insurance____25
Continental M otors_____
Corn Prod Refg pref____100
New w i______________
Cosden & C o________ no par
Preferred_____________
Crex Carpet____________100
Crucible Steel o f Amer_.100
Preferred_____________ 100
Cuba Cane Sugar___ no pat
Preferred_____________ 100
_
Cuban American Sugar_ If
Preferred_____________ 100
Cuban Dominion Sugar___ t
Preferred_____________ 100
Cushmans Sons______ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Cuyamel Fruit__________

In

January.

12 Months
1924.

Shares.

Shares.

32,100
1,100

92.300
66.300
600
300
94,900
18,400
2.500
158,700
4,450
17,000
400
173,100

100

185.400
85.300
7,900
12.500
3,200
400
29.500
36.200
13.0C0
131.400
11.200
38,800
5.500
153.300
206.300
121.600
96,100
32,000
392,700

2,100

127.100
385,400
2,500
400
136,200
3,300
33,200
65.100
50,820
500
11.600
5,000
2,700
17,400

Daniel Boone Wool Mills.27
Davison Chem v t c_.no pat
DeBcers Cons Mines.no pa
Deere & Co pref________ 100
Detroit Edison_________ 100
Devoe & Raynolds 1st pf.100
Diamond M atch________ 100
_
Dome Mines Ltd new_
Douglas Pectin______no par
Duquesne Light 1st pref.100
Durl am H osiery________ 50
Preferred_____________ 100

11.200
148,700

Eastman Kodak________ 100
Eaton Axle & Spring, .no par
E I du Pont de Nem & ColOO
6% cumul pref_______ 100
Electric Storage Battery. 100
Elk Horn Coal Corp______50
Preferred______________ 50
Emerson-Brantingham. .100
Preferred_____________ 100
Endicott-Johnson_______ 50
Preferred_____________ 100
Exchange Buffet Corp_
_

106,300
5.900
184.600
2.800
154,700
300

1,000

900
11,750
100

39,400
13,100
5,050
500

100

1,700
1.100

14.800
500
2,000

Fairbanks Co (The)______ 25
900
Fairbanks Morse temp c tfs ..
24.100
Fam Players-Lasky. .no par
157.600
Preferred_____________ 100
10,600
Fed’l Lt & Tr pref temp ctfs
28.100
Preferred_____________ 100
100
Federal Min & Smelt____ 100
4.800
Preferred_____________ 100
13,900
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins___
5,920
Fifth Avenue Bus____no par
2.900
Fisher Body Corp____ no par
11.700
N ew __________________ nopar 6,20r
Fisher Body Ohio pref___100
600
Fisk Rubber_____________25
110,000
1st preferred_________ 100
13.700
Fleischmann C o__________ t
31.000
Foundation C o____________
85.080
Franklin Simon pref____ 100
600
Freeport Texas C o___no par
29.800
Gardner M otor____________
40.700
Gen Am Tank Car_ no par
_
23.300
7% preferred_________ 100
900
General Asphalt________ 100
123,100
Preferred_____________ 100
7.100
Gen Baking C o______no par
3.400
Preferred_________ no par
100
General Cigar Inc_______ 100
10,200
Preferred_____________ 100
600
Debenture pref (7 %) - -100
700
General Electric________ 100
170,410
Special when issued______
36.500
Gen Motors Corp new no par 2,722,700
Preferred_____________ 100
300
6 % debenture stock_ 100
_
600
Preferred 7% new____
26.150
General Petroleum______
279,400
General Refractories_.no par
23,180
Gimbel Brothers_________
67.700
Preferred______________
3.200
Ginger C o__________ no par
3,300
Glidden & C o________ no par
48.000
Gold Dust ctfs w i____no par
2.200
Goodrich (B F )______ no par
85.500
Preferred_____________ 100
3.800
Goodyear Tire pr p f w i. . 100
12.500
Preferred_____________
24.100
Granby Cons M S & P ..1 0 0
16,600
Gray & Davis Inc____no par
16.400
Great Western Sugar_____ 25
24.800
Great Western Sugar p re f..
1,700
Greene Cananea Copper. 100
5,100
Guantanamo Sugar_ no par
_
3,200
Preferred--------------------100
100
R igh ts_______________




Price about
Jan. 2

1924.

Bid.

P R IC E S I N
Jan. 2.

Ask. Bid.

36,100 28% 30
29%
1,30
90
97% 94
931,000 45% Sale
55
80,000 _____ 30
44
3,100
800
933,800 66% Sale
36%
65,152 83
Sale
97%
150,599
54
27% Sale
37%
17% Sale
27%
73% Sale
60%
91
93
102
77% Sale
80%
91
93
95
24
25% 43%
35%-Sale
47%

Jan 31.

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Priced*

Ask. Bid.

Ask.

Sale 113
Sale
9
Sale 119%
Sale
38%
Sale
35
Sale
87
50
43
Sale
74
Sale
94%
Sale
13
Sale
57
Sale
30%
98% 99
Sale
5%
Sale
41
68
67
100
Sale
51%

Sale
Sale
120%
Sale
Sale
89%
45
Sale
96%
Sale
Sale
Sale
99%
Sale
Sale
72

103
8%
118%
38%
26%
83
43
72%
93
12%
56%
29%
98
5%
39%
65

Sale

51

Jan.
37% Sale
31% Jan. 5 42
96
95% Jan. 3 98% Jan.
98
53% Sale
52% Jan. 28 55% Jan.
Sale
41% Jan. 8 46% Jan.
43
28 90% Jan.
90%
6
Sale
28% Jan. 22 36% Jan.
30% Sale
Sale
Sale
87
85% Jan. 29 98% Jan.
55
51 Jan. 21 55 Jan.
50% 54
Sale
Sale
37
35% Jan. 28 37% Jan.
Sale
24% Jan. 27 27% Jan.
25% Sale
Sale
66% Sale
60% Jan. 2 71% Jan.
104
103% 104
103% Jan. 16 104% Jan.
Sale
87% Sale
80
Jan. 6 91 % Jan.
99
99 Jan. 27 99 Jan.
97
100
Sale
42% Jan. 21 48% Jan.
45% Sale
Sale
48% Sale
45% Jan. 21 49% Jan.
Sale 104% Jan. 3
107
Sale
48% Jan. 20 51% Jan.
148,925 49% Sale
49
48% 50
Sale
16,526
50
50 Jan. 2 60
Jan.
56% 59
103% 103
103
106% 103 Jan. 5 106% Jan.
Sale 161% Sale 109% Jan. 9 190 Jan.
40% 42% 121
122% Sale 167
Sale
9 189 Jan.
33
37
6% Sale
9
45
Sale
Sale
42% Sale
39% Jan. 30 43% Jan.
40
10% 12% 14% Sale
15% 15% 14 Jan. 3 15% Jan.
21
Sale
26% Sale
26% Jan. 2 32 Jan.
31% Sale
63% 67
79% Sale
87
79% Jan. 2 87% Jan.
86
_ ______
_
3% Sale
7% Sale
3% Jan. 7 8% Jan.
61% Sale
76% Sale
76% Sale
75% Jan. 27 78 Jan.
4% Sale
4% Jan. 2 5% Jan.
6 k Sale
4 % Sale
__ _ _____
112 3 115
X
105 Sale
112% 115
55% Sale
Sale
67% Sale' 6 6 k Jan. 27 69% Jan.
69
90
94%
7% Sale
119% 122
___________
36
Sale
92% Sale
4.914 20% 23
66 7 Sale
A
88
90%
15% Sale
62% Sale
33% Sale
96% 98%
7
7%
44
47%
__ __ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
70
Sale

105
8%
121
40%
26%
83
41
74%
93%
13
59
29%
96%
6
43%
66
100
I 54

33%
96
Sale
Sale

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

JAN U ARY.

1
___________
4%
5% Sale
7% Sale
.66
Sale
42%
45 % Sale
45% Sale
. 18% Sale
22% 23% 23
23% Sale
1 62
S le
81% 83% 88% 89% 82%
105% Sale
112% Sale 114% Sale 110
9 0 % _____ 96% 100
100
97%
97
___
116
119
19% Sale
14%
13% Sale
15% Sale
Sale
15
Sale
15
11% 11% 16
102% 103
105% Sale 106
107 105
8
8
12
9 Sale
8
2
80
500 55
40
50
40
50
184,200
115,900
884.500
20.900
324,400,
17.200
1,200

109%
22
131 %
86
60 %
12%

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
61

17.900
1
1%
9
11
23,260
117.250 65% Sale
16.500 113% Sale
22
37,100 20
4,900
98,640
,189,800 71 %
36.200 89 %
32.500
2.410
9%
29.200
149.500 41%
8,605 119
9%
444.250
90,450 165

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

115
13
144
95%
66%
9
12%
20 %
25
21
2
2% Sale
15 Sale
11 %
Sale
69
68%
113%
18%
19 % Sale

111
15
13914
94 %
62 %
12%
1 1 %

2)4
32%
97%
107
116
84
10% 21%
Sale
61 Vs
123%
Sale
11%
239
167

3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
24
Sale

103
13%
85
85%
91
104%
10%

106
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Sale
Sale

8.600 97
99
570.900
8 % Sale
78.230
556 000 44 % Sale
420.900 66
68
1,600
423,200, 12 % Sale
45,100
6 Sale
94.650
Sale
8,900 46
97
889.400 95
Sale
36.000 40
80.900 75% Sale
Sale
300 95
117.370 110% -----1.300 96 % Sale
5.260
2,507,098 104% 106%
251.0521 196 Sale
541.8001 10% Sale
20.250
75,400 81% 82%
53.900 81% Sale
754,800
30,500
249.400 52% Sale
32,243 49% Sale
Sale
9,200 99
141,960
8%
9
158,240
271,960i
31,300 22% Sale
75%
62,5001 73
280.850 88% Sale
Sale
174,200 40
Sale
77.650 15
7% Sale
296,500
15,627
57,160 105% 105%
69,800 15% Sale
325 82% 93
7% Sale
28.250

12
Sale

4% Sale
63
Sale
100
Sale
145
Sale
119 121
96% Sale
103
108
105
110
317
Sale
11% Sale
66
Sale
92
94
92
94
102% Sale
42% Sale
53
Sale
55% Sale
105
Sale
24
Sale
14
Sale
42% Sale
37% Sale
90
92
104
Sale
89% Sale
20% Sale
4% Sale
92% Sale
111% Sale
19% Sale
5% Sale
92
' 1-64 Sale

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
26
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

2%

3%
Sale
Sale
106
135
86%
21% 23%
60% Sale
152
151
12% 13

34%
94%
105
132
85%

Sale
106
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10% Sale

65%
105%
11%
79%
83%
106%
104%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan. 31 55% Jan.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Nov.
N ov.
Jan.
M ay
Jan.
M a r.
D ec.
N ov.
June
M a r.

Nov.
D ec.

118
16
146
96
70%
10%
20%
2%
15
72
114
19%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

19 104% Apr.
8 % Sept.
3
14 112 M a y
13 85 Apr.
3 50% M a y
Dec.
22 11
D ec.
19 21
3
% June
7% Apr.
2
9 55 % M a y
29 105% Jan.
D ec.
3 18

3
35%
100%
19 110
3,137
14 85
28 25
5 64%
6 166%
8 13
2 280
27 68%
6 106
23 13%
16 85%
86%
106%
104%
11%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

2
25%
61
87%
74%
74%
5%
41%
12 118
15
9%
12 163
15
21 98
2
5%
14 38%
2 44%
31 66%
8 104
2
7%

110% Jan. 5
12% Jan. 24
134% Jan. 5
Jan. 23
94
62% Jan. 2
10 Jan. 22
20 % Jan.J 19
Jan. 5
2
11% Jan. 31
Jan. 27
68
112% Jan. 21
Jan. 23
2%
32%
93%
105%
114%
85
20%
60%
147%
12
239
63%
104%
11
75%
81%
90
104%
9%

120%
10%
121
41 %
.35
87%
44%
79%
96
13%
60%
31 %
99%
6
44%
73

6
Jan. 30 7% Jan. 9
Jan. 5 49% Jan. 23 38%
Jan. 28 24% Jan. 28 18%
Jan. 6 88% Jan. 13 61%
Jan. 5 115 Jan. 7 101%
Jan. 21 97% Jan. 29 93
119
Jan. 13 16% Jan. 19 11 %
9%
Jan. 21 16% Jan. 12
Jan. 7 107 Jan. 30 100%
5
Jan. 31
9 Jan. 31
40

4% Jan.
Sale
51
Jan.
54
97% Jan.
99
56% Jan.
Sale
95% Jan.
100
145 140 Jan.
119 Jan.
123
111
94% Jan.
95% Sale
106% 108% 105 Jan.
110 107 Jan.
105
Sale 302% Jan.
308
11 Jan.
11% Sale
64% Jan.
74% Sale
93 Jan.
95
90
92% Jan.
90
95
108% Sale 102 Jan.
42 Jan.
47% Sale
53 Jan.
55% Sale
51% Jan.
Sale
54
102
103% 103 Jan.
22% Jan.
1 Sale
13 Jan.
14% Sale
40 Jan.
41% Sale
36% Jan.
43% Sale
92 Jan.
Sale
95
105% 103% Jan.
105
86% Jan.
Sale
90
18 Jan.
Sale
20
4% Jan.
5%
5%
91 Jan.
Sale
92
110% Sale 110 Jan.
17 Jan.
18% Sale
5% Jan.
5% Sale
80 Jan.
80
85
8
53%
98
60%
99%
141

5
2
7
20
2
2
26
16
2
12
14
2
9
26
3(1
6

13 25% Apr. 19 35% N ov. 21
Jan. 2r 9 5 July 24
14 91
2 40% Mar. 31 56% Dec. 29
10 24% June 17 44% Dec. 17
N ov. 13
19 73% M ay 26 87
6 75 Sept. 15 75 Sept. 15
3 26% N ov. 10 66% Jan. 2
3 79% M ay 15 100% Dec. 30
3 39 M ay 12 61 % Apr. 10
2 25% Mar. 29 38% Dec. 29
Dec. 27
2 15 Mar. 28 29
Oct. 7 75% Jan. 30
12 55
22 100% Jan. 29 105% Jan. 22
Apr. 21 83% Dec. 9
23 61
27 92 June 3 99 N ov. 25
13 24% Feb. 15 54% Aug. 5
Dec. 29
26 33 Mar. 21 48
Dec. 31
26 103% Dec. 11 105
8 39% Sept. 30 55% Jan. 18
24 30% May 13 58 N ov. 26
19 93 M ay 10 103 N ov. 5
29 43% Jan. 11 131% Dec. 17
29 33 Jan. 15 129% Dec. 17
% Dec. 9 9% Dec. 17
3
2 32% May 19 66% Feb. 18
7% M ay 21 14% Dec. 31
20
29 11% Mar. 25 30 N ov. 28
28 59% Apr. 24 84 Jan. 15
% Jan. 6 3% Dec. 30
30
7 60% Jan. 2 79% Dec. 12
2% Apr. 22 8 Jan. 5
7
hs Dec. 2
> 2 Dec. 1
3
.
104% Jan. 26 114 June 4
2 43% Apr. 14 69% Dec. 30
1% Dec. 1
® N ov. 19
i6
26 89% Apr. 14 109% Dec. 23
6 Apr. 22 8% Dec. 10
13
3 115% Apr. 16 123% Aug. 7
2 31% Jan. 15 43% N ov. 28
31 22% Sept. 30 40% Feb. 5
Feb. 6
Dec. 24 95
30 80
Feb. 5 43
Dec. 2
27 21
Dec. 29
17 48 May 13 76
Dec. 8
M ay 22 98
15 86
7 10% Oct. 22 18 Feb. 6
7 53% Apr. 21 71% Feb. 11
7 28% Nov. 11 38% Feb. 11
8 96 Jan. 4 100% N ov. 21
4% June 16 8% Feb. 5
2
6 38
Dec. 15 52 Feb. 5
19 56% Aug. 26 76% Sept. 24
Dec. 30
100
Dec. 30 100
7 45% N ov. 10 74% Jan. 3

8% Jan.
58% Jan.
90 Jan.
63% Jan.
100 Jan.
147% Jan.
119 Jan.
98 %Jan.
108 Jan.
109 Jan.
320 Jan.
11% Jan.
75% Jan.
94% Jan.
94 Jan.
108% Jan.
47% Jan.
58% Jan.
57 Jan.
105% Jan.
25% Jan.
15% Jan.
42% Jan.
45% Jan.
96 Jan.
107 Jan.
93% Jan.
21% Jan.
7% Jan.
94 Jan.
111% Jan.
19% Jan.
6% Jan.
80 Jan.

5
7
10
8
9
14
19
15

12
10

19
2
2

2
9

10

5
23
2
3
23
21

13
30
31
14
13
20

3
29
2
15
10
22
10

14
3
7
3
2
5
23

D ec.
M ay
Jan.
Jan.
M ay
June
Apr.
Jan.
M ar.
Jan.
Jan.

Mar.
Jan.
Dec.
N ov.
Dec.
Aug.
Feb.
122
20 % Jan.
Dec.
18
108% Sept.
July
8
Feb.
57

6
8
5
13
9
13
15
7
3
24
24
5

14%
25
3%
16
73%
115
24%

N ov.
Jan.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
July
Jan.
July
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Aug.

26
8
26
16
4
26
12
29
19
1
17
1

4%
34
98%
108%
29 122%
4 85%
2l! 24%
2 64%
17 146
3 13%
23 240

Jan.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Dec.

15
5
30
30
16
16
29
26
17
18
29

32%
69%
22%
84
115%
98%

114%
24%
142
96
66

Jan. 29 106% Dec. 5
June 6 13% Dec. 10
July
86
Dec. 29
Jan.
90% N ov. 28
Jan.
94% Dec. 17
Dec.
106% N ov. 14
Sept.
13% Jan. 7.

3% Oct.
35% M ay
92
F eb.
31% Apr.
71% Apr.
93 Jan.
113
Aug.
82% Apr.
101% Mar.
100 Apr.
193% Jan.
10% Apr.
55% Oct.
80
June
80% June
95% July
38% June
31
June
47% June
99 Jan.
21
Dec.
8 June
28% Apr.
17 June
70% May
88% Jan.
39 Jan.
12% Apr.
2% Oct.
83% Oct.
105 Apr.
10 May
4% Nov.
89% Oct.
*6 Dec.
4

7 Jan. 9
53
Dec. 19
99% Dec. 8
63% Dec. 31
100
Dec. 31
160
Sept. 24
120
Dec. 15
98% Dec. 15
106 Dec. 30
109 Dec. 20
322
Dec. 31
11% July 11
66% Dec. 27
93
Dec. 10
93% Dec. 10
103% Dec. 9
45 Aug. 4
55 Jan. 18
64% Dec. 18
107 Sept. 18
27% N ov. 13
15 N ov. 19
43% N ov. 26
38
Dec. 29
92
Dec. 16
108% Dec. 18
90% Dec. 18
21% Dec. 27
9% Jan. 11
96% Dec. 13
115
Dec. 11
21% Dec. 29
10% Feb. 6
93
Mar. 12
*i« Dec. 11

F eb.,

1925.]

S A LE S

STOCKS

N.iY. STOCK EXCHANGE
Gulf States Steel tr ctfs.-J.00
First preferred_______ 100
Hanna lstpreferred_____ l60
Harbison Walker Ref____ 100
Hartman Corp, new_____ 100
Hayes Wheel________ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Helme (G W )..................... 25
Preferred_____________ 100
Hoe (R) & Co class A ______
Homestake Mining_____ 100
Household Products, .no par
Houston Oil of Texas____ 100
Hudson Motor Car___ no par
Hupp Motor Car Corp___ 10
Hydraulic Steel______ no par
Preferred_____________ 100

Shares.

Shares.

Jan. 2

12 Months
1924.

88.40C
20C
300

63,600
104,300
1,400
3,700
2,500
3,500
44,400
104,300
114,400
53,300
13,300
600
446,200
7,500
22,400
400
16
39,400

Jewel Tea Inc___________100
Preferred_____________ 100
Jones Bros Tea Inc_____100
Jones & La’l’n Steel prefn ew
Jordan Motor Car___ no pa
Kansas City Lt 1st pf.no par
Kansas & Gulf____________
Kayser (J) & Co (new )..100
1st pref (new)________ 100
Kelly-Springfield Tire___ 25
Preferred 6 % ________ 100
Preferred 8 % ________ 100
Kelsey Wheel Inc_______ 100
Preferred____________ l6
Kennecott Copper_ no par
_
Keystone Tire & Rubb___10
Kinney (G R )______________
Preferred____________ 10
Kresge (S S) C o________ 100
Kresge Dept Stores_ no par
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Kuppenheimer_____________
B preferred___________100

4,300
3.000
6,600
400
43,000
1,900

Laclede Gas (St L ouis)..100
Preferred_____________ 100
Lee Rubber & Tire_ no par
_
Lima Loco Works___ no par
Liggett & Myers Tob pf.100
N ew___________________25
B new_________________ 25
R igh ts__________________
Loews Incorporated, .no par
Loft Incorporated___ no par
Long Bell Lumber A ..n o par
Loose-Wiles Bis tr ctfs_ 100
_
First preferred_______ 10°
2d preferred_________ 100
Lorillard (P) pref_______ 100
New__________________ 25
Louisiana Oil____________ no par
Ludlum Steel____________ nopar

1 ,0 0 0

29,700
26,400
8 ,0 0 0

21,139
97,000
54,500
2.400
21,700
129.400
292,300
1,905
120,400
2 ,0 0 0
10 0
2 ,1 0 0
10 0

13,500
6,300
25.070
1,800

2 1 ,2 0 0

18,100
500
33,700
500
600
4,500
400
325,300
13,600
5,400
200

2.600
14,200
700
7,800
7,200
59,700
7,200
9,000
17,700
97 B00
63,800

844,800
1 ,1 0 0
1 0 ,1 0 0
10 0

373,900
724,400
1,500
2 ,1 0 0

500
13,500
23,500
105,510
630,700
728,680
274,100
109,620
3,800

1924.

Bid.

Jan .

Ask. Bid.

83 54 Sale
. . 10054
9054 Sale

2

8

Sells
391,406
69,300 19 54 Sale
514 Sale
109,250
900
3,440 159 Sale
186,400 36 Sale
14,400 9834 1 0 1 54
397,300 25 Vs Sale
41,610
434 Sale
460
184,800
Sale
149,880 43
1,558,260 2434 Sale
145,950
304,999 7814 79
31,100 10634 107
6 54 Sale
288,850
31 % Sale
1 ,2 1 2 , 0 0 0
1,509,100 1314 Sale
81
27,735 79
582,600 3714 38
30,150 6334 65
700
1 2 ,2 0 0
76
7614
4,100 115
11614
161,700 6 6
6 8 *4
30
119,550 29
740,260 1614 Sale
130,300 4914 Sale
3,200

6

1614 Sale
16
17
534 Sale
246 255
47 34 Sale
10534 107
32 34 Sale
734 Sale
11714 Sale
5234 Sale
3714 Sale
10734 Sale
112
115
13 34 Sale
4514 Sale
Sale
27
Sale
95
Sale
59
73
75
115
11734
92
26
1534
90

J a n . 31.

Sale
12 0

Sale
Sale
Sale
92

31,081 79
710
109,300 1434
267,700 67
11,928 116
132,100
253,950
34.000
516,600 1714
7
8 8 ,2 0 0

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
714

Sale
76
1234 13
70'34 Sale
11634 119J4
Sale
66
6614 Sale
111

Sale
23
634 Sale

218,800

111

Sale

36 M Sale

—

57,100 1
3,700 98
81,500 1714
13,300 107
13.921 6414
1,430.190 9034
17.700 9611
9 800
10.900 89
76,830 67
3,200 11214
361,800 3014
347,550 2714
3,910 87
17,800 62
3,100 80
92.960 39
210,196 4234
9,100
529,600 27
3,132,550 38
714
135,300
120,600 3514
197,000 3934
1,600

Sale
106
108

9214
10214 10234
Sale
16
Sale
11514
65
68
Sale
11834
Sale
106

94
107
Sale
117
6834
Sale
107

Sale
Sale
114
Sale
Sale
89
66
87
40
Sale

Sale
6934
118
Sale
Sale
90
53
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
Sale
100

Sale
Sale
8
Sale
Sale

1.224,500 50 Sale
1,616,080 1334 Sale
480,700 9034 Sale
2,600 110 125
100
9,600 9314 Sale
28,500
5 000
1,090BOO 1514 Sale
Sale
197,325 22
634 Sale
985,650
15,800
Sale
14,900 29
140,700 62
6214
107
2,200 104
2,312,000 24 Vs Sale
245,400 2534 Sale
834 Sale
603,100
24,900 1334 Sale
100
32,600 3514 Sale

99
68
115
44
3334
85
48
80
4314
3034
2914
2834
3814
1214
3514
5614
94

Sale
Ssle
Sale
124
172
9734 98
18 Sale
192
Sale
21
Sale
23
114 Sale
Sale
96
2814 2934
72
71
10734 11034
Sale
47
2314 Sale
9 Sale
1614 17
80
87
Sale
33
8134
36
11014
12134

Ask.

Lowest.

Highest

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

84
8934 Sale
106 l05
8734 8734 87

10 1

32
Sale
3734 Sale
10234
7634 Sale
11234
48
Sale
44
45
3634 Sale
83 34 Sale
3534 Sale
1534 Sale
10 2

734

834

3134
3634
100
7634
47
43
3434
7734
3334
1534
1
6

Jan. 16 9134 Jan.
1
Jan. 3 10534 Jan.
Jan. 26 8 8
Jan.

3

20
10

62
98
87

M ay 20 8954 Feb. 7
June 3 102 Sept. 25
Feb. 14
Dec. 13 95

Sept. 10 4454
Jan. 29 3734 Jan. 7 31
Jan. 29 4334 Jan. 3 3254 M ay 20 52 54
Jan. 7 10234 Jan. 16 10054 Dec. 11 10154
Jan. 2 1 7734 Jan. 2 1 57 Jan. 14
113 N o v .29 11354
Jan. 13 4834 Jan. 9 4854 Dec. 19 5154
July 1 5654
Jan. 2 50 Jan. 1 2 35
Jan. 5 3754 Jan. 2 0 3154 Apr. 19 38
Apr. 22 8254
Jan. 5 85 Jan. 29 61
Jan. 5 3634 Jan. 23 2054 M ay 13 36
Jan. 2 1 1934 Jan. 5 1154 M ay 13 18
54 Jan. 2 254
Jan. 5 134 Jan. 8
Jan. 5 734 Jan. 29
354 M ay 8 10

2234
16 34
734
85
235
4834
10734
3034
1134
41
113
5634
3534

Sale
1334 Jan. 5 2334 Jan.
1634 16 34 Jan. 8 20 Jan.
Sale
534 Jan. 2
734 Jan.
5
91
95 Jan.
245 240 Jan. 2 1 249 Jan.
Sale
4534 Jan. 7 4934 Jan.
107 Jan. 3 110 Jan.
110
Sale
2834 Jan. 27 3234 Jan.
Sale
734 Jan. 7 1254 Jan.
16
Sale 112 Jan. 27 11934 Jan.
52 Jan. 5 57 Jan.
Sale
Sale
3134 Jan. 2 1 3734 Jan.

108
11434
13 34
4734
28
97
56 34
72 34
72
115
11934
93
2434
80

28

1654 Dec.
2554 Feb.
754 June
75
Dec.
265
N ov.
4854 N ov.
10754 Dec.
33 54 Dec.
954 Jan.
51
Dec.
118 54 Dec.
5954 N ov.
39
Dec.
54 Dec.
3 11054 Dec.
26 115 54 N ov.
2 1554 Dec.
26 47 54 Dec.
9 27 54 Dec.
29 95 N ov.
Dec.
15 60
25 7454 Oct.
Dec.
11 79
30 119 N ov.
20 11954 Dec.
Dec.
1 94
20 32 54 Mar.
17 16 54 Jan.
2 10054 Dec.
26 11354 Dec.

31
4
18
12
17
28
9
29
22
3
31
21
15
15
27
19
5
4
27
10
29
1
18
18
17
30
7
2
18
3

1654 Apr. 15 23 54 Jan.
Dec.
78
Mar. 31 106
3 1454 Sept. 10 27 54 Jan.
Sept.
7 109 Jan. 18 115
3 2154 M ay 20 5254 Dec.
92
Feb. 7 99
Dec.
22
1 Jan.
28
54 M ay 23
5 1654 Aug. 16 3854 Jan.
Aug. 16 10254 Feb.
13 77
3
954 June 20 35 Jan.
June 19 7854 Jan.
7 40
Jan.
June 21 8 8
5 33
Dec.
M ay 7 104
13 76
1 2 104 54 Jan.
4 107 Jan.
13 3454 Jan. 21 5754 Dec.
154 Oct. 22 454 Jan.
5
3 5254 M ay 14 8654 Dec.
88
Mar. 28 9854 July
12
29 287 54 Jan. 17 47554 Dec.
7 4254 N ov. 12 62 54 June
Dec. 18 98 54 Sept.
31 90
25
Sept. 29 3054 Dec.
91
Oct. 9 9654 Dec.

2
19
3
9
16
13
19
18
11
10
18
10
13
10
27
9
30
30
30
28
5
2
22

13234
81
12 34
6834
11634
65
6534
7?4
2334
6

51
7934
104
10034
109
3434
21
3634
90
101
17
115
6634
13234
10534
130

1934
10 1

10 0

500
Sale
Sale
29
100

18 V Jan.
4
10234 Jan.
1834 Jan.
112 Jan.
42 Jan.
99 Jan.
34 Jan.
22 Jan.
8934 Jan.
1434 Jan.
51 Jan.
44 Jan.
9234 Jan.
10734 Jan.
5334 Jan.
134 Jan.
78 Jan.
9734 Jan.
461
Jan.
3134 Jan.
88
Jan.

134'

11034 Jan.

12 34
6934
118
6634
67
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
106 34
10734
11034
Sale
Sale
Sale

12 34 Jan.
6834 Jan.
11634 Jan.
64 Jan.
62J4 Jan.

92
105
Sale
118

90
105
16
115
6734
117
104

68

Sale
106
Sale

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Sale
116
Sale
Sale
85 34
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
2934
Sale
Sale
12
3334
Sale

99 Jan.
6934 Jan.
11434 Jan.
40 Jan.
3134 Jan.
8334 Jan.
50 Jan.
7934 Jan.
43 34 Jan.
2534 Jan.
29 Jan.
2734 Jan.
38 34 Jan.
1034 Jan.
32 Jan.
51 Jan.

234
77
3534
10734
119

Sale
78
Sale
Sale
130

7454 Jan.
33 34 Jan.
10334 Jan.
123 Jan.

10 0 34

9834 100
1834 19
17
2334
134
ICO
28
6734
10834
5234
2334
834
1434
. .
32

Sale
Sale
Sale
102
30
70
111
Sale
24
Sale
15
8534
3334

21

19
19
30
27
2

5
30
12
21

31
22
21

27
27
9
28
6

28
21

16

7

9
30
22
12

30
16
9
31
2

554
1554
354
60
159
3154
10154
2254
3
38
83
4054
22

Sept. 27
June 6
Apr. 12
Mar. 28
Jan. 2
M ay 16
Jan. 11
Feb. 28
June 5
July 17
Apr. 11
Aor. 24
Mar. 31

98
18

Jan.
Jan.

15
2234
134
96
2934
68
10934
4634
23
834
15

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

33

2034 Jan.
10134 Jan.
20 34 Jan.
113 Jan.
52 34 Jan.
10034 Jan.
1 34 Jan.
2734 Jan.
90 Jan.
1734 Jan.
5234 Jan.
51 Jan.
101
Jan.
100 34 Jan.
6734 Jan.
2 34 Jan.
87 Jan.
99 Jan.
510 Jan.
4534 Jan.
93 Jan.

3
8

Jan. 27 79 Jan. 2
73 Apr. 1
8
M ay 13
Jan. 15
Jan. 14 56 June 9
Jan. 8 11454 July 7
Jan. 13 50 Mar. 26
Jan. 7 4854 Mar. 28
19 24 54 Mar. 4
1554 June 25
25 * Jan. 1 2
554 Apr. 22
634 Jan. 1 2
3l
8434 Jan. 1 2 50 Mar. 6
106 Jan. 2 1 105 Apr. 2
Sept. 11
10434 Jan. 1 2 90
112 Jan. 1 2 112 N ov. 28
3734 Jan. 13 3354 Dec. 22
22 34 Jan. V
4034 Jan. 19 17 Oct. 28

5 139
5
29
16
27
27
27

22 34 Jan. 6
6
Jan. 28
3(j
7734 Jan. 27
10534 Jan. V>
10434 Jan. 1 2
109 Jan. 6
3034 Jan. 24
16% Jan. 17
32 Jan. 5

76 34
11434
42
32%
83 34
4934
7934
47 34
2634
2934
35
4534
11
3334
5634

10 0

31
3
29

Jan.
105 34 Jan. 16 11034 Jan. 23 78
Feb.
11434 Jan. 2 1 115 Jan. 3 106
654 Jan.
1234 Jan. 6 13 34 Jan. 13
43 34 Jan. 5 48 34 Jan. 1 2 2654 Mar.
25 34 Jan. 15 2854 Jan. 31 1154 May
94 Jan. 6 97 34 Jan. 28 75 54 May
5434 Jan. 26 62 Jan. 13 , 34 54 Apr.
73 Jan. 8 7434 Jan. 1 2 1 6254 Mar.
in 77
.Tan. 1 0 1 70
July
Apr.
115 Jan. 2 11734 Jan. 14 73
11934 Jan. 8 11934 Jan. 8 115 54 M ay
Feb.
90 Jan. 5 96 (4 Jan. 3 6 6
24 34 Jan. 14 26 34 Jan. 5 24 54 Dec.
15 34 Jan. 2 2234 Jan. 9 1054 July
8934 82 Jan. 27 99 Jan. 7 39 54 Apr.
10054 N ov.

Sale
114
Sale
10034
Sale
Sale
8 9 34
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
_____
Sale
Sale
79

1334
7434
11834
6734
6734

30 9434 Jan.
Jan.
1(1 105
2
17 Jan.
15 117
Jan.
17 6834 Jan.
16 13934 Jan.
27 106 34 Jan.
5
2 10034 Jan.
3 84 34 Jan.
20 11634 Jan.
5 44 34 Jan.
16 37 34 Jan.
15 86 Jan.
5 5134 Jan.
31 80 Jan.
2 54 Jan.
20 3054 Jan.
28 30 Jan.
8 3534 Jan.
2 46 34 Jan.
14 1254 Jan.
23 37 34 Jan.
6 5754 Jan.
9
6
27 8154 Jan.
27 38 Jan.
27 11154 Jan.
10 12334 Jan.

13
10
2

86

100
1454
107
6154
7554
9554
93
87
59
11154
2654
18
7854
45
78
3354
2654
2854
2454
29
8
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2954
9154

24
9
30
5
9
29
10
8
2
23
16
7
6
3
3
3
31
31
22
7
2
y
30
13 38
13 1054
2 8254
16 115
171
7 99 34 Jan. 30 9054
3 1954 Jan. 13 15

20
5
2
2
3
28
22
2
30
29
27
9
Jan. 7

2234
2454
154
104
3034
72
I ll
5554
2534
934
17 54
87
34

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Feb. 4
Feb. 14
Dec. 1
Oct.
Dec.
Jan.
N ov.
Feb.
Dec.
Jan.
Dec.
Dec.

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
98
Sale
73
77
11534
12034
Sale
2534

86.450 22 Sale
21
20
19
21.500 87
88
Sale 1 0 1
103
168,600 95 S le
1934
2034 Sale
5.775 10734 10814 11134 113
11134
263,640
Sale
49
4134
Sale
7,100 9114 93
99
99
34 Sale
1
34,300
34 Sale
189,300 3514 Sale
26
2734 2334
11,330 9714 102
86
89 34 8 5 34
Sale
17
15
764,000 32 )4 Sale
13,000 7534 Sale
5214 5334 51
45
48
51
23,761 8514 Sale
98
29.800 92
97
9734 Sale
10 0
109
105
110
1 ,85" 103
2,392,300 34 % Sale
5534
56 34 Sale
3 34 Sale
151,500
2
Sale
134
78
116.900 6014 Sale
8534 Sale
1 , 1 on
"2
9734 96
08
9034
475 490 485
16,075 289 293
44
226,200
44 34 33
90
8,720
9034 93
28
28
2734
3 300
96
10 0
97
’5 6 6

51 iO O
O

McCrory Stores, cl B .n o par
2 ,2 0 0
10 0
Preferred_____________ 100
Mclnture Por Mines______ 5
6,600
Mackay Companies_____ 100
1,700
Preferred_____________ l60
800
Mack Truck Inc_____ no par
245,300
1st preferred_________ 100
1,800
2 600
First installment paid____
2d preferred_________ 100
1 .1 0 0
M acy_____________________
47,800
Preferred________________
700
Magma Copper__________nopar 54,100
Mallinson(H R)& C o.no par
114,900
Preferred_____________ 100
400
Manat! Sugar__________ 100
2,200
Preferred. ____________ 100
700
Manhattan ±ti Supp__no par
16,100
Manhattan Shirt________ 25
49,800
Manila Elec Corp new______
3,200
Maracaibo Oil Expl_ no par
_
135,800
Marland Oil_____________ nopar 791,000
Marlin-Rockw v t c ___no par
4,600
Martin Parry Corp___no par
22,300
Mathieson Alkali W o rk s..50
23,000
Preferred_____________ 106
60
20,426
R ig h ts__________________
Maxwell M ot W V cl A_.106
101,300
Class B _______________ nopar 155,600
M ay Dept Stores_______ 100
50,100
Preferred_____________ 100
500
Mergenthaler L inotype.. 100
Metropolitan Edison pref_
_
1,20$
Metro-Goldwyn Pic pref. .27
16,900
Mexican Petroleum_____100
Mexican Seab’d Oil___no par
218,200
Miami Copper____________5
55.000
Middle States Oil________ 10
43,300
Midland Steel Prod pref. 100
3,800
Midvale Steel & Orel_____56
1,100
Montana Power________ 100
8,400
Preferred_____________ 100
300
Montg Ward & C o___no par
508,700
Moon M otor Car_____ no par
45,700
Mother Lode Coali___no par
60,000
Mullins B ody____________ nopar 2,000
100
Preferred--------------------100
Munsingwear____________ nopar 2,300

.

Ask. Bid.

8734 Sale
103
87
89
130
4154 Sale
3434 Sale
4014 Sale
Sale
38
Sale
10 0
. . . . 6234
80
11234
4734 4934
55
------Sale
43
3434 Sale
3434 Sale
70 Sale
Sale
81
2734 Sale
3534 Sale
18 Sale
18
Sale
14 Sale
134 Sale

1,700
92,300

10 0

2

10 2

Sale
154,790 56
7734
1,400 10314 110
10214
10314 10214
4,900 1 0 0
5,300 11414 11634 108
394,130
3434

15,300
3O0

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

P R IC E S I N J A N U A R Y .

In
January.

Independent Oil & Gas_____
Indian M otocycle____ no par
Indian Refining_________ 10
Preferred_______ :_____100
Ingersoll-Rand_________ 100
Inland Steel w i______ no par
Preferred w i __________100
Inspiration Cons C op____ 20
Int Agric v t c new. .no par
Prior preferred_______ 100
Int Business Machines_____
Internat Cement_____ no par
Inter Combus Eng___ no par
Rights__________________
Internat Harves new____ 100
Preferred new________ 100
Internat Merc Marine___100
Preferred_____________ 100
International Nickel_____ 25
Preferred_____________ 100
International Paper_____ l60
Preferred stamped____ 100
International Salt______ 100
International Shoe_ no par
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Int Tel & Tel_____________
Intertype Corp______ no par
Invincible Oil Corp_ no par
_
Iron Products Corp___ no par
Preferred_____________ 100




27

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

113
79
1754
71
121
6854
6854
29 54
25
854

N ov.
Dec.
Jan.
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Feb.
Dec.
Jan.

11
27
26
20
20
13
15
11

84
106
105
117
40 l i
/

N ov.
N ov.
N ov.
Feb.
July

13
13
16
2

18
6

8

3854 Dec. 27

Oct.
Mar.
Dec.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Oct.
Apr.
M ay
M ay
June
Mar.
July
July
Oct.
Mar.
Dec.
Dec.
Oct.
M ay
Jan.
N ov.
M ay
June

14 10654 July
7 106 Aug.
11 18 54 Jan.
2! 119
Aug.
Feb.
9 69
14111854 Dec.
16 107 54 Dec.
27 115
Dec.
22 10154 Dec.
15 7154 Dec.
July
7 116
14 45 54 Dec.
28 4154 Dec.
Dec.
15 93
8 6954 Mar.
Mar.
16 87
21 4954 July
Jan.
22 44
3 3154 Dec.
14 3754 Jan.
12 42
Feb.
8 1754 Mar.
28 3754 Jan.
13 5854 Dec.
Dec.
20 98

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Dec.
Apr.
Sept.

14
30
21
23
2
12
19

6 1454 Jan. 3
13 20
M ay 19
13
1 Aug. 14
14 9154 June 20
10 2354 Oct. 28
3 6154 June 17
23 10454 Apr. 7
13 2154 M ay 20
13 1754 Oct. 28
2
6 M ay 19
9 Mar. 22
3
y 82 Aug. 1
23 2954 July 14

6

3
28
5
27
2
15
13

29
15
7
1
1
26
24
26
9
18
7
29
4
5
24
14
15
10
6
26
5
11
17
19
29

8454 Dec. 16
3954 Dec. 13
115
Dec. 12
12254 Dec. 22
171
Dec. 2
101
Dec. 9
19 Dec. 15
190
Dec. 22
2554 Sept. 12
25 Aug. 18
654 Jan. 2
98
Nov. 15
34 54 Feb. 7
7454 Dec. 16
110
Sept. 10
4854 Dec. 27
2754 Feb. 7
9 54 Feb. 15
1854 N ov. 29
82
Aug. 1
3954 Jan. 16

28

[V ol. 120,

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
SALE S.

STOCKS
N. T . STO CK EXCHANGE

Par
Nash Motors C o ____ no par
Preferred________________
National Acme__________ 50
National B iscu it________ 25
Preferred_____________ 100
National City Bank_____100
Natl Cloak & Suit______100
Preferred_____________ 100
Nat Dairy tem ctf___ no par
National Dept Stores______
Preferred________________
N at Distill Prod, pf_ .no par
Nat Enamel & Stamp_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ 100
National Lead_________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
National Supply_________ 50
Preferred_____________ 106
National Surety________ 100
Nevada Consol Copper___ 5
N e w p N & H Ry G & E ..1 0 0
Preferred_____________ lOo
N Y Air Brake_____ no par
Class A _________________
New York Canners_ no par
_
New York Dock________ 100
Preferred_____________ lOO
N Y Shipbuilding___ no par
N Y Steam 1st pref_____100
Niagara Palls Pow_ no par
_
Niagara Falls Pow pf new.25
North Amer’n when iss_ 10
_
Preferred______________ 50
_
Nunnally Co (The)_ no par

In

January.
Shares.

Shares.

Ohio Body & B low .. .no par
Ohio Fuel Supply
.25
Ontario Silver Mining__ 100
Onyx Hosiery tem certifs. ..
Temp certifs, preferred. .1
Orpheum Circuit Inc______1
Preferred_____________ 100
Otis Elevator__________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Otis Steel___________ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Owens Bottle___________ 25
Preferred_____________ 100
_
Pacific Gas & Electric_ 100
Pacific Mail SS___________ 5
Pacific Oil__________ no par
Pacific Teleph & T eleg-.IO '
Preferred_____________100
Packard_
_
Preferred
Pan-Amer Pet & T r______ 50
Class B stock_________ 50
Panhan Prod & Ref_.no par
Panhandle P & R, p re f.. 100
Parish & Bing, stpd-.no par
Park & Tilford______ no par
Penn Coal & Coke_______ 50
Penn-Seab St v t c ____ no par
Penney (J C) Co pref___ 100
People’s Gas L & C o k e ..100
Philadelphia Co (Pitts)___50
Philadelphia Co pref_____ 50
Phil & Read C & Iron w 1_
_
Certificates w 1____ no par
Phillips Jones Corp___ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Philip Morris & C o______ 10
Phillips Petroleum___ no par
Phoenix Hosiery__________ 5
Preferred_____________ 100
Pierce-Arrow M ot C . .no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Preferred w 1
Pierce Oil Corp__________ 25
Preferred_____________ 100
Pierce Petroleum
Pittsburgh Coal (of P a). . 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Pittsburgh Steel pref____100
Pitts Term Coal Receipts_
_
Pittsburgh Utilities, pref..1 0
Preferred certifs_______ 10
Porto Rico Am T ob _____100
Postum Cereal ______ no par
8 % preferred_________ 100
Pressed Steel Car_______ 100
Preferred_____________100
Producers & Ref Corp----- 50
Preferred______________ 50
Certificates____________50
Pub Serv Corp of N J, p f—
New__________________ nopar
7 % ______ ______ _____ 100
Rights__________________
New rights_____________
Pub Serv Elec Pow, p f— ICO
Pullman Company______100
Punta Alegre Sugar___ __50
Pure O il.n_______________ 25
8 % preferred_________ lOC

24,200
12,700
3,700
58,800
600

11,100
3.100
37.000
20.000
4,780
17,300
23,400
1,700
23.800
1,400
37.600
300
10)
14,700
200
100
29.800
4,300
7,800
3.900
4.100
100
2,500
200

3.900
162,200
15.600
2.100
600
2,500
600
17,500
500
20,125
200
96,600
7,700
78,700
6,600
3.000
708.800
1,75
800
70,800
2,100
133,100
787,900
22.500
1.000
1,900
41,300
6.700
484.200
400
11,100
29.900
800
211.800
500
8,000
17,000
29.900
582.200
700
700
32.100
30.500
2,600
52.600
22.100
227,500
12.500
1,400
1,800
10.600
2.700
8.700
1,800
100
31,600
300
47,350
2,800
70,100
4,200
1,100

89,900
1,600
17.700
18,100

100

51.700
51,600
238,000
2,000

Radio Corp of Amer_.no par 1,216,010
7,550
Preferred______________ 50
22,300
Railway Steel Spring----- 100
1,300
Preferred_____________ 100
400
Rand Mines_______________
64,800
Ray Consol Copper---------10
100
Reis (Robt) & C o____no par
1st preferred_________ 100
22,200
Remington Typew v t c . . 100
200
1st preferred v t c _____100
100
1st preferred series S..10C
300
2d preferred_________ 10C
Replogle Steel___________ nopar 136,600
62,800
Republic Iron & Steel_ 100
_
2,700
Preferred_____________ 100
65.700
Reynolds Spring C o_.no par
44.300
Reynolds (R J) Rob Cl B.25
600
7% Preferred________ ICO
800
Rossia Ins t r ctfs__________
181,000
Royal Dutch Co N Y shs—
St. Joseph Lead________ 10
Savage Arms Corp--------- 100
Schulte Retail Stores
Preferred_____________ 100




Price about
Jan. 2

12 Months
1924.

41.300
96.700
42,200
1,900

1924.

Bid.

124,850
7.000
40.300
394,000
7,950
4.000
113.500
9,040
294,600
115.800
7.700
18,100
261.800
6.000
356,070
12,635
212.300
3.600
625
263.800
2,500
1,20)
295,100
53,900
42.700
136.500
26.300
6,900
3,530
2.700
21,230
1,808,295
108,207
17.700

101
97

P R IC E S I N
Jan. 2.

Ask. Bid.

Jan. 31.

Ask. Bid.

Sale 198
Sale
101
104% Sale
%
9
6 %
6 %
51% Sale
Sale
73
120 123% 126%

255
103

8

56
94

67% 69
99
10 0
Sale
42
38% Sale
40% Sale
Sale
94
------- 1 0 2
Sale
53
Sale
41% Sale
33
84
90
80
84
142 Sale
160% Sale
112% 113% 116
117
6 8 % Sale
61% Sale
____104% 104%
171
12 Sale
16 Sale
52
56
50% 55
85
90% 84
93
Sale
41
Sale
56
47% Sale
57
55
24% Sale
34% 35%
30
17
19% 29
Sale
55
40
43
9
14% 2 0
96% 98
43% 45%
Sale
29
42% Sale
22% Sale
43% Sale
46% Sale
8 % Sale
7%
8 %

46.300
2 %
15,600 32%
13,200
7%
18,400 28%
4,850 I 85%
162,201 20
3,795 1 91
200.300 140
6,100 96
454.800
9%
51,530 55
186.350 43%
3,200

63
97

2

34

70
123

%

257
105
7
Sale
125

72
Sale
103
104
48
Sale
40% 40%
10 0
10 0 %
59% 60%
35
Sale
86%
89
158
158%
1 1 6 % ------69% Sale
106%
200

15%
53
82
51
54%
33%
26
55
16
99
53
28%
42%
47
10

220

Sale
55%
92
Sale
8 ale
Sale
Sale
57
21

100
57
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

193%
103%
6 %
68%
126
66

99
42
38%
100
52%
33
81%
156
116
61%
104%
14%
54%
82%
50
54%
33
25%
52%
20
97
45%
28
41%
46%
8

Jan. 5 290 Jan. 19
Jan. 21 105% Jan. 16
Jan. 9 7% Jan. 13
Jan. 28 75 Jan. 2
Jan. 7 1263^ Jan. 3
______________4
Jan. 20 78 Jan. 26
Jan. 13 104 Jan. 29
Jan. 2 48% Jan. 26
Jan. 2 42 Jan. 8
Jan. 16 102 Jan. 2
Jan. 8 62% Jan. 21
Jan. 2 36% Jan. 21
Jan. 7 89% Jan. 12
Jan. 29 166% Jan. 9
Jan. 5 117% Jan. 27
Jan. 2 71 Jan. 29
Jan. 2 107 Jan. 22
206 Jan. 21
Jan. 21 16% Jan. 7
Jan. 8 54% Jan. 30
Jan. 20 82% Jan. 20
Jan. 28 56% Jan. 3
Jan. 31 67 Jan. 7
Jan. 20 35% Jan. 8
Jan. 28 30% Jan. 5
Jan. 14 56% Jan. 3
Jan. 5 20 Jan. 5
Jan. 15 100 Jan. 28
Jan. 5 45% Jan. 8
Jan. 5 29
Jan. 2
Jan. 5 44 Jan. 12
Jan. 2 47% Jan. 30
Jan. 16 10% Jan. 30

%

8

Sale
88

Sale
95
Sale
104
Sale
59
Sale

6

18%
79
27%
97
90
10 2
10

60%
47%

92

Sale 103
9
10 %
10 %
54%
50% Sale
87%
85
____
93
12% Sale
15%
90
92% 1 0 2
61% Sale
65
64%
59% Sale
2 % Sale
2 %
38%
40
46

103.350
27.700
2,671,565

6

Ask.

R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

JA N U A R Y.

%

5%
19
83% 81%
Sale
26
10 0
99
Sale
90%
1 0 /%
98
Sale
11%
62
66%
Sale
46%
105

5%
20
18%
83% 79
Sale
25%
99% 98
Sale
89%
105 103%
Sale
9%
Sale
60%
Sale
45%
111

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Sale
Sale
Sale
94
96
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
3
44

Sale
9%
Sale
120
96
Sale
106
Sale
Sale
Sale
33%
1 %

6
22

__________
! 28
29%
3% Sale
103% Sale
99% Sale
43
Sale
42% Sale
___________
. . . .
55
59%
86%
89
22% Sale
36% Sale
29
30
91% 96
9% Sale
26% Sale
65
69
2% Sale
23% Sale
___________
63% Sale
98
99
93
95
------ -----............
10 %
10 %
_ _
_____ 70
56 % Sale
1 11 % 112 %
52% Sale
82% 83
42 % Sale
46% 47
26% Sale
100% Sale
42% Sale
97% 99%

34%
Sale
26
Sale
2
104
114
115
56% Sale
45% 46
48% Sale
49
49%
Sale
85
82
88
14% Sale
36% Sale
20
23
92
85
14% Sale
50% Sale
Sale
89
1 % Sale
25% Sale
5% Sale
Sale
49
98% Sale
1 0 1 % Sale
61
62
8 6 % Sale
15 Sale

___________
__________
> 107
|
103
113
115
30% 34
) 11% Sale
) 13
16
71
74
)! 33
Sale
)! 91% Sale
J . . . ______
) 93
98
)! 11% Sale
) 51% Sale
0 8 8 % 89
) 20% Sale
3 74% Sale
0 115
116%
[) 87
87%
3 48% Sale

69
50
138
116
33
16%

103%
9
64%
105
95
15%
105
71%
71%
5
32%
1 %

19% 19%
2% Sale
114 Sale
53% Sale
46
47
48% Sale
48% 49
70
78
88
94
14
14%
46
Sale
20
25
80
90
13% Sale
47% 48%
87% 89
2% Sale
33% Sale
7
Sale
51% Sale
97% 98
10 1

59%
87%
14
14
Sale
53
54
103% Sale
98
116
117 114%
61% Sale
65%
87% Sale
89%
Sale
29
32%
43
43% 47
20
110

111
110
69% Sale
70
10 0 % 10 1
99
25
Sale

6 21%
14 82
16 27%
6 99%
5 92%
17 103%
5 11%
14 6 6 %
28 50%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

16
7
22
2
27
10
13
31
31!
3
J

102%
9
53%
94
92%
15
102%
64
63%
3
43

Jan. 5 104%
Jan. 2 9%
Jan. 5 65%
Jan. 15 112%
Jan. 7 95
Jan. 16 16%
Jan. 6 105%
Jan. 8 71%
Jan. 8 71%
Jan. 6
5%
Jan. 13 50%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

10
16
31
28
26
3
30
31
31
26
26

32%
19%
1%
105
112
53%
45%
48
50%
75

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

16 35% Jan.
30 26% Jan.
6
3 Jan.
29 105% Jan.
16 115% Jan.
31 57% Jan.
5 47
Jan.
29 52% Jan.
23 50% Jan.
19 90% Jan.
12 95% Jan.
30 16% Jan.
5 46 Jan.
5 23
Jan.
10 85 Jan.
29 15 Jan.
29 51% Jan.
9 90 Jan.
2 2% Jan.
2 35% Jan.
2 7 Jan.
5 54% Jan.
28 99 Jan.
27 102% Jan.
12 63% Jan.
2 88
Jan.
31 15% Jan.

10
2
9
13
22
7
13
9
23
12
15
5
31
23
10
13
13
12
21
21
31
13
5

6

10 2

Sale
88

88

13%
36%
21
85
12%
46
87
1%
25%
5%
48%
97%
101
58
85%
14

Sale
14%
53
61
Sale
94%
117 116
Sale
61%
Sale
87
27%
Sale
Sale
43 %

110
67%
99
24%
___________
% Sale
%
__ __ ___ 1 0 1 %
10 2
_____ 100%
Sale 141% 142% 141%
), 122 Sale 148
43
Sale
39%
39% Sale
n 57% Sale
32% Sale
29%
29% Sale
V 24% Sale
105% 106
Sale 102%
) 93 Sale 105
Sale
Sale
Sale
119
35
Sale
12%
11
64
73
52% Sale
Sale
10 0
10 0
105
120
108
Sale
21
62% Sale
93 % Sale
15% Sale
75% Sale
119% 1 2 0 %
92
94
53% Sale

113
Sale
10 2

22

6

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

2
2
13
23
3
29
29

112%
72
102
27%
%
100%
151%
47%
6 32%
5 106%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

28
23
27
26
22
16
3
7
31
29

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

5
14
7
19
12
16
30
2

62
49%
133
117
33%
14%
11

Jan. 29 77%
Jan. 5 52
Jan. 16 141%
Jan. 3 119%
Jan. 7 35%
Jan. 3C 16%
Jan. 8 11

46%
100
100
109
19%
57%
93
15%
72%
119%
92
51%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Sale
43% Sale
45
22%
23
84% Sale
87% Sale
V 33
Sale
Sale 114% 115
114
0 100 Sale
112 %
1 1 2 % 110
O 109% 110% 1 1 0
j

42%
83
112%
110

Jan. 30
Jan. L
Jan..- £
Jan. (

3

6

2

Jan. 2 53
Jan. 28 103%
Jan. 7 117
Jan. 2 69
Jan. 16 92%
Jan. 6 32%
Jan. 8 47%

Sale
Sale
133
Sale
36%
Sale
13
68
72
47% Sale
98
100
97% 102%
108% 1 1 2
19% Sale
57% Sale
93
93%
16% Sale
73% Sale
12 0
12 1%
92
92%
56% Sale

65%
51%
131
119%
35%
15%
-------

8

17

53%
100
lOO
109
23%
64%
95
18
76%
8 120%
1( 93
21 57%

27
2
16
21
3(
16
27
2
2(

46%
91
116%
112%

96%
98 %
3%
59%
1

44
91 %
30%
36%
92 %
3014

]
]
'

18%
67
54%

11 %
45%
76
36 %
47 %
32
19
41%
11
88
42
27
22
43%
7

Dec. 27
Apr. 29 204
July 28 104 % N ov. 19
Oct. 11 10% Jan. 2S
Mar. 28 77 % Sept. 23
Jan. 8 1203* Dec. 17
Dec. 101
Dec. 10 460
June 5 70% Dec. 16
Mar. 28 100% Dec. 12
Apr. 11 44 J* Dec. 4
Jan. 9'
Oct. 27 43
Dec. 31
June 19 101
Dec. 30
Aug. 28 54
Sept. 8 44% Jan. 17
Sept. 11 89 Jan. 16
Apr. 21 169% Aug. 15
Sept. 9
M ay 27 118
Oct. 10 72% Feb. 4
Dec. 9
Jan. 5 108
Oct. 14
Feb. 7 172
Jan. 2 16% Dec. 29
July 15 57% Sept. 19
Oct. 1
M ay ' 6 87
Dec. 29
Apr. 22 57
Dec. 23
Jan. 7 57
Dec. 4
June 14 37
Jan. 9 37% M ay 23
Feb. 27 55% M ay 14
Dec. 18
M ay 28 20
Mar. 19 98% Dec. 29
M ay 16
Sept. 20 47
June 9 29
Sept. 15
Jan. 2 45
Dec. 4
Jan. 2
July 11
Apr. 11 5°% Dec. 9
•3/2

Dec.
31 % Apr.

4%
40
8%
30
A* M ay
76 % Aug.
89%
18 Feb. 18 29
92 Jan. 30 98%
68% June ‘
92
96 Jan.
109%
6 % Nov.
11 %
Oct.
44
74%
39 % May
47%
]
July
111%

M
ar.

90%
7
45
85

Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
June
88
May
9% May
89% Apr.
44% Feb.
41 % Feb.
114 Sept.
29
Sept.
% July
24
Sept.
18M Nov.
1% Oct.
]
Jan.
92% Apr. 29
42% May
42% Jan.
34% Mar.
35
Mar.
44 May
78 May
11 July
28% Oct.
19 June
82% Nov.
6 % May
18% May
59% June
1% Apr.
20 Mar.
4% Oct.
47% Dec.
94% Aug.
95 Jan.
58% Dec.
83
Dec.
9% Jan.
11% Feb.
50 June
48% Apr.
10 Feb.
I 39 Aug.
I 67 Aug.
22% Apr.
42 June
20 Nov.
99% Apr.
39 Mar.
96% Mar.
12% M ay
% Nov.
94% M ay
113% Apr.
37% Dec.
20 June
92
Jan.

Jan.
Dec.
Oct.
Jan.
Feb.
Dec.
N ov.
Dec.
June
Jan.
Mar.
Dec.
Mar.

14
3
14
10
16
27
18
29
24
26
6

29
t7

105
10%
58%
95%
93%
16%
102%
65
64%
4%
42%
1%
35%
30%
4%
106%
119%
57%
47
£4%
52%

Dec. 29
Jan. 9
Feb. 5
Feb. 4
Mar. 6
Dec. 29
Dec. 12
Dec. 22
Dec. 22
Jan. 23
Dec. 23
Dec. 6
Dec. 29
Jan. 29
Jan. 17
Mar. 14
Dec. 5
Dec. 29
Jan. 30
Dec. 20
July 31
88
July 14
90 July 14
23% Jan. 31
42% Apr. 5
32% Jan. 31
94
Feb. 2
18 Dec. 9
54
Dec. 9
95
Dec. 9
4% Jan. 22
36 Jan. 21
5% Dec. 5
63% Mar. 16
100 Apr. 4
103 Aug. 14
63% Dec. 29
87% Dec. 29
16% Dec. 8
16% Dec. 8
70
Feb. 13
103% Dec. 31
117
Oct. 2
62 Jan. 26
90
Feb. 6
43% Jan. 22
47% Jan. 1
26% Jan. ' 5
115
Dec. 5
70
Dec. 29
101% Dec. 9
26% Dec. 29
% Dec. 1
101% Dec. 26
151% Dec. 27
67 % Mar. 14
30% Dec. 6
105% Dec. 9

Jan. 2 25%
Jan. 31 45%
Jan. 5 106
Jan. 27 113
Jan. 22 30
Jan. 2
9
Jan. 8
9
60
Jan. 3 32%
Jan. 2 90%
Jan. 16 90
Jan. 21 90%
Jan. 13
7%
Jan. 3 42
Jan. 13 82
Jan. 5
9%
Jan. 2 61%
Jan. 27 115%
Jan. 8 86
Jan. 31 40%

Oct. 15 6 6 %
Oct. 21 50
Jan. 3 137%
Jan. 4 119
Jan. 17 33%
Mar. 27 17%
Oct. 30 16%
June lO 74%
Jan. 4 54%
July 11 99%
Jan. 10 97%
M ay 13 110
June 11 23%
June 7 63%
June 16 95
M ay 13 22 %
Mar. 31 79%
Mar. 26 121
Mar. 19 96
Sept. 22 59%

D ec-131
Dec. 29
Dec. 31
Dec. 27
N ov. 5
Dec. 5
Jan. 26
Jan. 26
Dec. 30
Dec. 30
Dec. 2
N ov. 28
Nov. 29
Dec. 29
Mar. 5
Jan. 7
Dec. 2
June 17
Sept.A2
Feb. 6

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan.
45%
Jan.
88%
Apr. 19 129%
M ay 8 112%

Dec. 16
Dec. 17
A ug.! 7
Dec. 23

21 22
22 32%
15 96%
16 105

Feb.,

1925.]

29

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
ES

STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Par

In
January.
Shares.

Sears Roebuck & C o___ 100
159,810
K' Preferred____________ 100
Seneca Copper Corp ..n o par
61,900
Shattuck Arizona Copper. 10
3,600
Shell Transport & Trad. .£2
9,900
Shell Union Oil__________
591,000
Preferred_____________
6,100
Sherwin-Williams pref_ 100
_
Simms Petroleum__________
320,800
Simmons C o_____________ nopar 23,800
Preferrd ____________ 100
300
Sinclair Con Oil Corp.no par
549.600
Preferred________________
8,800
Skelly Oil C o_____________10
253,900
Sloss-Sheffield St’l & I . .100
27,100
Preferred_____________
1,100
So Porto Rico Sugar___ 100
3,500
Preferred_____________ 100
400
Spalding 1st pref_______ 100
Spicer M fg C o___________ nopar 24.700
Preferred_____________ 100
600
Stand Gas & El ctfs_.no par
89.10
Standard Milling_______ 100
1.600
Preferred_____________ 100
250
Standard Oil of Calif_____25
265,400
Standard Oil of N J ______25
592.500
Preferred_____________ 100
12.700
Stand Plate Glass ctfs.no par
9,500
Sterling Products____no par
11,000
Stem Bros pref__________100
Stewart Warn C orp..n o par
154.600
Stromberg Carburet_.no par
14.100
Studebaker Corp, pref_ 100
_
500
New w i______________ nopar 325.800
Submar Boat Corp___no par
38,000
Superior Oil_____________ nopar 75,520
Superior Steel___________100
9.400
Sweets Co of America new 50
4,000
Symington temp ctfs.no par
38,200
Class A _______________ nopar 23.400
Telautogr Corp ctfs__no par
23,900
Tenn Cop & Chem_ no par
_
23.700
Texas Company (The)_ 25
_
226,867
Texas Gulf Sulphur______10
163.600
Tex Pacific Coal & Oil___ 10
282.500
Texas Pacific Land Tr._100
205
Tidewater Oil___________100
22,600
Timken Roller B ear..no par
102,000
Tobacco Prod Corp_____100
167.600
Temp ctfs Class A ___ 100
25,500
Transcon Oil ctfs_____ no par
119.800
Tran & Williams Steel.no par
5,700
Underwood Typew, new .100
9.010
Union Bag & Paper, new.100
3.800
Union Oil________________nopar 13,600
Union Oil, California_____25
263.600
Union Tank Car________100
2.400
Preferred____________ 100
1.600
United Alloy Steel____no par
41.400
United Cigar Stores, new.25
29.100
Preferred____________ 100
400
United Drug___________ 100
19.700
1st preferred__________ 50
3,300
United Dyewood_______ 100
United Fruit____________100
9.200
United Paperboard C o .. 100
100
Universal Pipe____________
186.900
Preferred____________ 100
54.600
U S Cast Iron Pipe & F . . 100
142,000
Preferred____________ 100
1.800
U S Distrib Corp_____ no par
36.800
Preferred_____________100
300
U S Express____________ 100
4.900
U S Hoffman M ach___no par
5.600
U S Indus Alcohol______100
182.500
Preferred_____________100
500
U S Realty & Improvt_-1GO
70,120
Preferred ctfs w i________
1.900
U S Rubber_____________ 100
189.900
1st preferred.................100
16,400
U S Smelt Refg & M g___ 50
21.600
Preferred______________50
3,300
United States Steel_____100 1.417,500
Preferred_____________100
20.800
U S Tobacco____________ nopar
200
Preferred____________ 100
7.200
Utah Copper____________ 10
-Utah Securities v t c ___ 100
124.300
Vanadium Corp______ no par
24,800
Van Raalte________________
300
1st preferred_________ 100
200
Va-Carolina Chemical_ 100
_
12,000
Certificates__________ _
800
Preferred_____________ 100
18,500
Preferred certificates__
C
Jiass ^
1,500
'Va Iron Coal & Coke____100
300
Preferred_____________ 100
300
Vivaudou (V) Inc____no par
43,100
Vulcan Detinning, p r e f..100

loo

Waldorf System, new ctfs.10
Washburn Crosby, pref. .100
Weber & Heilbroner_.no par
N ew __________________ nopar
Wells Fargo Express, new__l
West Elec 7% cum p r e f..100
West Penn Pow pref____100
Wastern Union Teleg___ 100
Westinghouse Air Brake. .50
W est’gh E & M fg assent..50
1st preferred__________ 50
Westinghouse Elec Instrum’t
White Eagle Oil & R ..n o par
White M otor____________.50
Wickwire-Spencer Steel___ 5
Preferred_____________ 100
R ig h ts________________
Preferred rights_________
Willys-Overland_________ 25
New preferred________ 100
Wilson & Co nc v t c . .no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Woolworth (FW) new w i.25
Worth’t’n P & M v t C..100
Preferred A v t c ______ 100
Preferred B v t c ______ 100
Wright Aeronautic_ no par
_
Wrigley (Wm Jr)___ no par
Yellow Cab temp ctfs___ 10
Youngstown Sheet & T u b e ..

48,400
19,300
200

600
3,400
400
67.700
25.700
324,600
900
1.600
2.300
99.600
143,200
60,800
800
95.050
14.425
146,700
68.060
20,500
17.400
134.300
195,500
1,100
2,200

40.600
15,200
9,100
10,900

2 Months

1924.

Shares.

1924.

Bid.

44,400
163,715
9%
1,001,400 44%
787,500 61
405,199 11 %
616 280
91,600 123%
449,795 39%
1,476.594 68%
279,914 90
2,369,620
4%
6,300

419.950
18,000
4,300
245,137
2,200
307,300
100
20,600
7,1321
3,450
250,600
1.700
169,600
700
256,100
23,800
18,5511
1,100
137,560
109.895!
847,655!
7,850,

39%
62%
%

Jan. 2.

Ask. Bid.

762,810 87 % Sale
7,400 113 Sale
147,500
5 Vs Sale
39,600
6%
7
26,300| 34% Sale
1,561,700 17 Sale
31,650 91% 92%
300
719,200 11% Sale
425,200 23
Sale
3,600, 96 ' 97
2,541.899! 27 % Sale
29,800 86 % 88
548,100 25% Sale
255,923| 60% Sale
9,429! 83
85
150.400 68% Sale
3,600
1.300
143,800 16 Sale
6,30 S 90 Sale
i
211,100
12,230 60
65
2,519 80
84
1,360,850 64% Sale
1,794,800 42
Sale
69,400 117 Sale
351,600
59,400 63% Sale
4 •v
1,350,900 91% Sale
211,400 79% Sale
3,450 115
118%
2,201,700
4.39,700 12% Sale
2% Sale
1,338,550
9,300 31% Sale
3,900

73,750
57,467]
82.900
257,800
55,500
10,100
64,100
260,200,
2.3 '0,
203,800
26,300
1,350
72.210
7,500
508,750
127.200
3,234.000
39.000
494.900
13.400
2,400
93,100
1,613,500
5,390
415.100
91.500
918.900
312.150
234.000
26.850
8,910.810
153,510
4,640
900
167,160
855.900^

P R IC E S I N

Price about
Jan. 2

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
350
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

153% Sale

1%
7%
43
22%
99%
104
23
33
17%
78%
24%
82%
95%
62
98%
98%
17%
96
40%
71%
81%
62%
40%
117%
15%
63
112
70%
70
110
46
10
5
35
11%
13%
9
43%
108%
12
270
130
38%
70%
93%
4
31

41%
65
%

40
43%
%
37%
92
95
122%
107% 107% 113%
33
Sale
28%
61
108
113
118
81
Sale
120
47% 48
52%
40
46
21
185 Sale 218
19% Sale
46
79
67% Sale
169
85% Sale
102
38%
148%
3%
5%
4%
18% 18% 23%
71% Sale
86
94
98
103%
102% Sale
124
105 Sale
122%
38
Sale
40%
91% Sale
95%
21 % Sale
38
40
41 % 46
99% Sale
120%
119% Sale
122%
54
54% 54
104 %
65 Sale
87%
16% Sale
43%
30% Sale
25
29
75
80
9% Sale
34% Safe
5% Sale
52
56
79
86
14% Sale
15% Sale
16

Sale

113

116

108 Sale
84
Sale
60% Sale
71
73

68%

70

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

6 172% Jan. 13

27
1% Jan. 5
31
7 % Jan. 3
16 45% Jan. 30
16 27 % Jan. 31
2 101% Jan. 24

Sale
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
97%
66
102
104%
Sale
96
Sale
68%
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

148

20%
32%
loot*
17
78%
24%
82
95
62
99%

17%
94
40%
68%
81
61%
40%
116%
14%
62%
113
Sale
70%
70
65%
115
114
Sale
41%
Sale
9%
Sale
4%
35% 35
Sale
9
10%
21%

Jan. 27 26% Jan. 12
Jan. 16 36% Jan. 31
Jan. 7 109 % Jan. 15
Jan. 6 24% Jan. 31
Jan. 2 93 Jan. 31
Jan. 6 29% Jan. 31
Jan. 5 87% Jan. 23
Jan. 2 96% Jan. 9
Jan. 6 69 Jan. 23
Jan. 9 101% Jan. 29
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

20
21
2
29
20
20
2
31
30
17
28
2
12
29
28
27
17
3
2.3
15
20

19%
96
46
71%
82
66%
47
118%
16
65
113
77%
79%
114%
46%
11
5%
41%
11%
16%
23%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

7
5
10
5
3
29
31
19
16
23
28
3
3
19
2
13
31
10
7
19
17

78% May 15 155
112% Mar. 26 125%
% M ay 2 6%
4 Apr. 11 8
33 Jan. 5 42
15% July 17 22%
91 % Jan. 4 99%
102% Mar. 24 105
10% Jan. 4 24
22
Apr. 14 37
94% Jan. 24 101%
15 July 16 27%
Oct. 14 90
75
17% July 17 29
52 M ay 20 84%
80
Apr. 10 96
58
Oct. 29 95%
96 Nov. 13 110%
97
7% June 20 20
78 July 18 98%
31% M ay 20 41%
39% May 20 73%
70 July 9 85
55% Apr. 21 68%
M ay 14 42%
33
115% Mar. 1 119%
13% Oct. 21 35%
55% Apr. 23 65%
109% Anr. 23 115%
48% July 17 100%
54% M ay 14 84%
109% Nov. 1 115
30% M ay 20 46%
6 Nov. 3 12%
2% Jan. 2 8%
23 July 28 35
12
Doc. 30 12%

Dec. 31
Nov. 12
Jan. 11
July 23
Dec. 29
Dec. 31
Dec. 30
Nov. 11
Dec. 29
Dec. 13
Dec. 24
Jan. 2
Jan. 21
Feb. 4
Dec. 19
Dec. 12
Mar. 8
Apr. 5
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
June
N ov.
Tan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec.
Dec.
Aug.
Dec.
Dec.

18
17
5
16
13
26
26
22
11
24
3
12
11
17
20
15
4
31
20

Sale
13% Sale
Sale
9% Sale
Sale
48% Sale
Sale 104% Sale
Sale
17% Sale
310 290 310
Sale 148% Sale
Sale
38% Sale
Sale
74% Sale
Sale
98% Sale
Sale
5% Sale
32% 31% Sale

11 %
8%
42%
101%
11%
300
130
38%
70
93%
3%
31

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

15
28
5
5
5
15
2
30
2
2
2
3

14%
9%
48%
109%
17%
310
148%
41
77%
98%
5%
35

•Tan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

2
31
31
23
29
6
31
5
13
13
12
10

6%
6%
37%
57%
8
260
116%
i 31%
! 53
83%
1 3%
| 28%

June
Mar.
June
Apr.
Oct.
Aug.
Oct.
M ay
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Oct.

26 14%
31
9%
7 45%
21 110
14 15%
5 325
15 151
19 41
11 73%
25 93%
15 6%
24 35%

Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Dec.
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.

18
5
30
27
1
8
7
7
30
9
21
15

Sale
Sale
%
Sale
Sale
115
Sale
61%
Sale
Sale
53
28
Sale

39%
Sale
.25Sale
42% Sale
121
Sale
Sale
116
30% 31%
63%
63
1 14
120
Sale
114
52
52%
21
26
217% Sale

39% Jan.
39 Jan.
.21Jan.
37% Jan.
118% Jan.
114 Jan.
28% Jan.
60% Jan.
118
Tan.
113% Jan.
52 Jan.

30
21
3
16
17
6
2
6
2
31
16

42 Jan.
45% Jan.
.30Jan.
42% Jan.
127% Jan.
116% Jan.
•34% Jan.
Jan.
66
119% Tan.
120% Jan.
54% Jan.

15
2
30
31
28
13
17
14
19
6
12

Sale
Sale
Sale
104
Sale

40%
77%
179
108
36%
140
4
24%
81%
105
126%
125
41%
94%
36%
45%
126%
123
52%
101%
88%
50

36%
; 33%
%
35
91
106%
20
42%
113
71
i 46%
1 20
182
16
13
47%
64
81%
21%
98
4
16%
61%
98
90
100
1 22%
66%
1 18%
1 37%
I 94%
118%
51%
105 %
! 64
| 16%

Sept. 8 43
Sept. 10 64%
%
Feb. 1
Nov. 20 39
Jan. 7 132%
Feb. 18 116%
Oct. 23 37
June 4 64%
■Tan. 18 119
M ay 29 121%
M ay 3 53
Dec. 22 43
Jan. 4 224%
July 9 25%
July 23 48
Oct. 14 79
Feb. 27 169%
Jan. 15,104%
M ay 8 42
July 18 168
Oct. 21
6%
Mar. 28 24%
May 20 87%
Jan. 3 106%
June 9 143 K
June 9 143
May 22 42%
M ay 28 95%
Mar. 26 41 %
Mar. 22 46%
June 6 121
Feh. 1 123
June 7 60
N ov. 29 110
Jan. 18 88%
Jan. 4 46

Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Nov.
Sept.
July
Feb.
N ov.
July
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Aug.
Dec.
Doc.
Dec.
Dec.
Oct.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Oct.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
July
Feb.
July
Dec.
Dec.

9
9
9
25
18
23
11
25
14
26
29
14
5
4
29
31
29
21
17
17
9
22
30
17
5
5
12
29
27
30
29
23
6
24
27
16

33%
33%
80
10%
1%
34%
4
7
53
80
15%
69

Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec.
Jan.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec.
Jan.
June

11
18
9
11
17
2
19
3
11
23
10
12

6
Sale
Sale
107
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
47
Sale
Sale
55
109
Sale
Sale

39
39

Sale
Sale
Sale
109%
Sale
160
5
Sale
Sale
107
Sale
128
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
124
55
109
90%
Sale

28% Sale
15% 21
60
67%
2% Sale
2
1%
12% Sale
12%
2
1%
40
45
79
80
10% Sale
64
69

12%
111%
104
116%
107%
71%
83

Sale
116%
104%
Sale
Sale
Sale
87

10%
76%
7%
18
124%
78%
85
72%
22%
45%
39%
70

Highest.
Sale Prices.

Jan.

Sale
112
Sale

10% Sale
82% Sale
26
Sale
69
75

Lowest.
Sale Prices.

Sale
% Jan.
Sale
6% Jan.
Jan.
Sale
41
Sale
22% Jan.
100% 99% Jan.

18% Sale
109
18 Sale

28
71
1%

26 Sale
67
75
57
59
13% Sale
39% Sale

Ask.

161 % Sale

Sale
1%
7%
6%
Sale
45
Sale
27%
Sale 100
105
Sale
23%
Sale
36%
100
Sale
24%
Sale
93
Sale
29%
Sale
86%
Sale
92
65%
65
100
98
99%
100
Sale
17%
95%
97
Sale
43%
72
66%
80
86
Sale
66%
Sale
47
Sale 116%
Sale
14%
Sale
64
111
Sale
72%
Sale
69
114% 114
Sale
44%
Sale
10
Sale
5%
Sale
34
Sale
10
13%
22

30% Sale
20% 22
69%
65
2% Sale
1%
%
10 Sale
10
1%
%
40
45
79
80
8% Sale
67
73

159,700 26% Sale
584,100 55% Sale
231,612
3% Sale
2,2651
2,015.300
655.500
238,180
85.645
1,592,500
694,500
12.100!
18.667
86.700,
199.010
471,400'
28,500;

Jan .31.

Ask. Bid.

i R A N G E FOR Y E A R 1924.

JA N U A R Y.

19
109
19
55
12% 13
114% 114%
101
Sale 121%
Sale 106
Sale
74%
86
13%
22 %
Sale
31%
Sale
74
Sale
%

Sale
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
88
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Sale
Sale
Sale
25
% Sale
8%
10% Sale
75% Sale
7%
7%
21% 23
117% Sale
68% Sale
85% Sale
71% 72
17% Sale
39%
39
71% Sale

207
23
37 %
73 %
160
103%
34 %

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

12 23i
9 23
27 47%
16 80
5 185
9 110%
28 39%
16 154

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

3
9
3
19
23
27
17
8

23
79
105
120
122%
40%
94%
34%
45%
119%
122%
54
33
86
42

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

3 25%
27 88
29 106
14 129
2 127%
28 44%
161 97%
28 39
14 46%
2 129%
2 126%
2.3 55%
2 54%
8 92
5 53

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
•Tan.
Jan.
Jan.

9
2
27
19
19
13
13
7
5
23
26
9
3
15
22

27%
20
64%
2%
1 bi
8%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

28
28
27
2
22
5

Jan. 3
Jan. 3
Jan. 5
Jan. 27
Jan. 22
Jan. 24

1
40%
79
7%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

1 % Jan. 27
17
28 43% Jan. 6
29 79% Jan. 12
13 11% Jan. 29

31%
21%
65%
3%
1%
13%

Jan.

17% Jan. 27 19% Jan.
17%
54%
12%
113%
104
116%
105
71%
83
13
22
28
71
%
25
%
5
9%
72%
6%
19
112%
62%
85
70%
16%
45%
39%
70

Jan. 15
29
Jan. 5
Jan. 9
Jan. 27
Jan. 2
Jan. 29
Jan. 2
Jan. 26
39
29
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 30
Jan. 22
13
13
Jan. 26
Jan. 28
Jan. 5
Jan. 5
Jan. 28
Jan. 29
Jan. 30
Jan. 29
Jan. 21
Jan. 2
Jan. 29
Jan. 2

19%
51 %
13
115
105
124%
113%
84
86
14
23
31%
76
1%
32
2
17
10%
80
8%
25%
125%
79%
88
73 %
23%
49%
42
76

3

Jan. 31
2'1
Jan. 31
Jan. 19
Jan. 6
Jan. 13
Jan. 7
Jan. 3
Jan. 5
29
29
Jan. 31
Jan. 13
Jan. 10
Jan. 19
19
Jan. 17
Jan. 5
Jan. 5
Jan. 9
Jan. 9
Jan. 7
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Jan. 14
Jan. 2
Jan. 22
Jan. 3
Jan. 12

19%
15%
53
%
%
2%
4
%
35
71
4%
61

June
Oct.
Sept.
June
Dec.
June
Dec.
June
Oct.
June
July
Sept.

9
16
23
10
22
9
19
4
27
27
12
17

14 Apr. 29 20 N ov. 9
105 July 25 110
Dec. 5
14% N o v .19 19% Mar. 15
5
111%
102
105
84
55%
72

Oct.
Apr.
N ov.
May
Jan.
M ay
Jan.

1
8
21
1
2
15
17

23%
50%
%
24

May
Apr.
Oct.
Dec.

12 29% Feb. 6
11 72% Dec. 18
20 5 Jan. 11
30 24
Dec. 30

6%
61%
4%
11
72%
23%
68
58%
9%
35
32
59%

May
May
M ay
Aug.
Apr.
June
July
Jan.
May
Apr.
Nov.
Oct.

17
16
16
25
10
9
17
5
15
22
26
27

12%
117
103%
118%
111
75
82

14%
88
28
72%
126%
81
89%
75%
23%
46%
85%
72

N ov.
July
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
M ay
Dec.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Mar.
Dec.

20
12
23
9
9
17
29

17
15
9
26
18
31
16
17
31
30
28
9

* Ex-dividend, a This price is after distribution o f dividends in shares o f United Cigar Store at the rate of 38.85 shares for 100 shares o f United
Retail Stores, c Ex-300% in stock.




G eneral Q uotations

30

OF

BONDS

AND

STOCKS

1. In the following thirty-four pages of tables quotations are glren for all the more Important securities listed on any Stock Exchange In *h®
■ s it e d States; also for leading unlisted and Inactive securities.
S. Quotations from all Stock Exchanges are as near as possible for the c l o s i n g d a y o ] th e m o n th p r e c e d in g th e d a te o f i s s u e . As the New York
■lock Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices “ and Interest,” we have adopted the same method and no longer employ a desig­
nating mark to indicate the fact except where there is a deviation from this rule. The reader will understand, therefore that unless the letter
!■ prefixed to the price, he must pay accrued interest i n a d d it i o n to the price. This, however, does not apply to income bonds or bonds In default
(■which cases the price Includes the interest, should there be any.
8. The letter / ” prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price— that is, that the accrued interest forms part of the pries,
find therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately in making payment. As already stated in the case of Income bonds and bonds
(■ default, the price is always “ flat,” and no designating mark Is employed to indicate the fact.
4. Stock prices marked thus (d) are per share. All others are per cent except bank stock prices, which are quoted per share unless otherwise stated.
5. It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but !■
fill oases the figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
6. The following abbreviations are often used, viz.; " M ” for mortgage, “ g” for gold, “ gu” for guaranteed, “ end” for endorsed, “ cons” for oobh
lllldated. “ conv” for convertible, “ s f” for sinking fund. “1 g” for land grant, “ op” for optional.
F . The black-faced type in the letters showing the interest period indicates the m o n th when the bonds mature.
NOTICB.— All bond prices are “ and interest” except where marked “ f ” and Income and defaulted bonds.
B onds

Bid.

Bsnds of companies consol'd are
tjten under the consolidated name.

Adirondack— See Del & Hudson
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s '4 2 . J&D
88
Ak Cant & Youngst 6s 30. .J&J
97
Ala Gt South 1st 5s Dec '2 7 . J&J
IOO1 4
Gen M 6s Dec 1 1927 £ ..J & D
93
1st cons g 5s 1943 Ser A _ _J& D 100%
Belt R y of Chatt 5s 1945. J&J
90
Ala Midland— SeeAtl Coast Line
Alabama N Orl T & P J unc—
“ A ” deb 5s g '40 red ’ 1 0 .M&N If 95
“ B ” d e b g 5 s ’ 40red'10_M & N If 94
“ C ” d ebg 5s Nov 1 1940. A&O If 90
Alabama Tennessee & Northern
Priorlien 6s 1948___ ____ J&J
78
Gen income 6s Oct 1948_____
23
Alabama & Vicksburg R y—
1st m g 5s 1974 Ser A ..M & N
99%
Albany & Susq— See Del & Bud
Allegheny Valley— See Penn R R
Alleg & West— See Buff R & P
Allentown Terms 4s 1919
101
Ext at 6% to 1929_______ J&J
Alton Bridge—See St C M & StL
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995___ Q-J
6414
Eq tr 6s July 15 '25 '35 J&J15 b 5.60
Ark & Mem Ry Brge & Term—
91
1st M 5s 1 9 6 4 ... _____M&S
Aroostook Northern— See Bango r & Aro
Aroostook Valley— See Canadia n Pac
Asheville & Spartanburg— S U &
70
Col 1st M g gu 4s 1995. .J&J
Atcb & East’n Br— 4s 1928.J&J
96
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995 .A&O
88 !4
Adjustment 4s July 1 '9 5 .Nov
81%
82%
Stamped _____
M&N
8054
C on vg4sof’ 09due'65opt J&D
8234
Conv g 48of 1905 due ’ 55J&D
C on v g 4s 1960______ _.J& D
84
Trans 8 L 1st g 4s 1 9 5 8 ..J&J
85%
9334
Cal Artz lst&rf4 % s’ 62opM&S
IJ 90
Series B ....... ................ ..
E Okla Dlv 1st g 4s '2 8 .M&S
9854
__
Hutch & So 1st g 5s 1928. J&J
Rocky Mt Div 4s 1965..J&J
8354
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940. .A& O
103
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix
1st g 8s 1942________ M&S
99
Atlanta Blrm & Atlantic—
38
Incom e 5s N ov 1 1930_______
Atl & Blrm 1st g 5s 1934 .J&J / 40
Certificates of deposit_____ / 40
Atlanta & Chari A L —See South ern Ry
Atl Knox & Cln— See Lou & Nas hville
Atlanta Knoxv & Nor— See Lou lsv & N
Atlantic & Dan— See South RR
Atlantic C ity— See Reading Co
Atlantic Coast Line Co of Conn—
Certs Indebt 5s irredeera J&D / 95
Atlantic Coast Line R R —
1st cons 48 July 1 1952 M&S
89
C o ltrg 4 sO ct 1 '52op M&N
86J4
Conv deb 4s ’ 39 op ’ 16 M & N
86
Gen unif Ser A 4% s’ 64 J&D
91%
7% notes M ay 15’ 30M&N 15 10654
Eu «% s Feb. ’
( vr). F&A b 5%
Eq 6s Jan 15 '26 ’35. J&J15 b 5.25
AlaM ld— lstgug5s’ 28M&N
101
Atlantic Coast Line of SC—
Gen 1st g 48 July ’ 4 8 .J&J
88
N E of S C 6s 1933 . J&J 109
Bran & West 1st 4s ’ 3 8 .J&J
9154
Char & Sav gen 7s '3 6 .. J&J 11754
87
Fla So 1st g gu 4s ’ 4 5 . . J&J
N or & Car 5s 1939_ A&O
_
100
Pet’b’g— Class A 5eg’ 26 J&J 100
Class B 6s g 1 9 2 6 ..A&O 101
Rich & Peters 4 %s ’ 40 A&O
94
Sav Fla & W 1st g 6s ’34 A&O 106%
1st M g 5s 1934____A&O
101
101
Wil & Wei gen g 5s ’ 35.J&J
Gen mtge g 4s 1935.. J&J
90
Atlantic & Yadkin— See Souther n Ry
Aug Term— 8ee Chari & W Car
Austin & Northw’n— See So Pac
Balt Ches & Atlan— See Pa RR
Balt & Cumb Val RR 6s ’ 2 9 .J&J 100
Ex 1st M 6s July 1931...J & J
100
Balt & Harrisb— See West Md
Baltimore & Ohio—
Prior lien 3 %s g 1925____J&J
99%
1st M 4s g July 1 1948..A&O
86%
1st M 5s July 1 1948____A&O
100%
Conv 4% s 1933 red 1923 M&S
9034
Ref & gen 5s 1995 Ser A . J& D
88%
R ef & gen 6s 1995 Ser C.J&D
101%
10-yr & July 1929......... .J&J
10354
E q tr 5s 1925-37 (yr).__F&A b
5%
Eq tr 5s ’ 26-’ 38 (y r)____F&A b
5%
Eq tr 6s ’ 26-’ 35 (y r)..J & J 1 5 b 5.35
Pitt Jc & M dlv 3 % sg ’ 25 M& N
99%

k Basis.

B onds

Ask.

R A ILR O A D BONDS

100
__
102

99
98
94
82
2534

65
5,15%
92
ostook

97%
89
82
83
83%
84%
8634

94%
95
9954

41
43
43
ashv

98
89%
86%
90
91%
107%
4.75%
5%
10154
89
93
89

_
100
87
10054
90%
89%
102%
103%
4.80%
4.80%
6.05%
100

84%
99%
96%
100
98%
100
68%
68%
81%
96
73
93
92
91
92
90
87
n 91

84%
100
99%
100
69%
83%
97
76
95
93%
94
95
93
92
92

River
85
85

87

a
land
20
82

k Last sale,

l in London.

B onds

Ask.

85

70
103% 106%
102
104%
101%
103%
96%
98%
93%
95%
92%
94%
92%
94%
80%
82%
80%
81%
72
70
67
71
72
75
56
3s July 1950 ____________J&J
45
6s Jah 1 1933 ___________J&J
79
81
1st & ref M 6s Ser C 1929. J&J
77
Series D 6s 1929..........J&J
77
Series F 6s 1930______ J&D
77
Series G 6s 1929______ J&J
77
Series H 6s 1930_____M&N
77
Series I 7s 1931_______ J&J
90
Series J 7s 1 9 3 1 ......... A&O
90
Equip 5% s 1925-1927 ..F & A b 5.70 5.30%
Eq tr 6s 1925-38 (year).J&D b 5.85 5.40%
P ortsG tF & C on 4 % s’ 37_ J&D
75
Bos & N Y A L— See NYNH&H
Boston Rev B & L 4% s ’ 2 7 .J&J
94
Burns & W— See Atl Coast Line
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941 .J&J
_
1st con 5s 1 9 6 1 . . ______ J&J
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh
102%
General 5s g 1937______ M&S
103
87%
Con g 4% s 1957______ M&N
87%
Eq 6s 8er"K 1925-33(s-a)F&A b
5% 4.75%
Equip 4s Ser G 1929___ A&O b 4.90 4.60%
A1 & West 4s g guar 1998 A&O
81%
81%
Clear & M 1st 5s g gu ’ 43. J&J
98%
Buffalo & Southwest— See Erie
Buff & Susquehanna R R Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963______ J&J
80%
81
Burl Ced Rap&No— SeeCRI&P
ButteAnaconda&Pac5s’ 44. F&A
88
89%
California N W 5s 1928 gu. A&O 100
100%
Cam & Clear— 1st 5sg '41..J&J
84%
Gen M g 4s 1 9 6 5 ...
F&A
Cambria & Ind— 1st 5s '36 M&N
99
Gen mtge 6s 1944
► '
4
101
102%
Eq tr 5% s 1925-38 (yr)_M&N b 5.35 5.15%
Canada Atl-See Grand Trunk—
100%
Canada Sou 5s 1962 ser A .A & O
101%
Canadian National Rys—
100
5 s l9 2 5 ______________ _______
100%
93
4 %s Sept 15 1954_ M&S15
_
94
4 % guar g notes 1927_ J&J
_
98%
99
109
E q tr 7s M ay 1 1935____M&N
110
Eq tr 4% s 1925-39......... J&J b 4.75
4%
Canadian Northern—
1st con deb 4s 1930gu.J& D30
91
94
S F deb 7s 1940 . ............. J&D
116%
116%
S F d e b 6% s 1 9 4 6 ........... J&J
117%
117%
Equip 4 %s various________ b 5.3C , 6.15%
Eq" 8s July'25 Jan’ 298erB J&J b 5.35 5.20%
Canadian N W 4% s Oct 22 ’ 43
88%
M anitoba S E 1st 4s £ ’ 29 F&A
82%
Winnipeg Term g 4s ’ 39 g . J& J
85%

/This price includes accrued interest




Bid.

Baltimore & Ohio ( Concluded)—
Plttsb Lake Erie & W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941. .M &N
S W div 1st g 3% s 1925..J&J
Central Ohio—
Reor 1st con g 4 % s’ 30 M&S
Ohio Riv R R — 1st g 5s’ 36 J&D
Gen gold 5s 1937. __ A&O
Sch Riv East Side 4s ’ 25. J&D
Staten Isl Ry 4% s 1943 J&D
Tol & Cin Div 4s 1 9 5 9 ..J&J
W Va & Pitts 1st 4s g '90 A&O
Bangor & Aroostook—
1st M 5s g .Tan 1 1943____J&J
Cons refund g 4s 1951_ J&J
_
Medford Ext 5s 1937_ M&N
_
Piscat Dlv g 5s Jan ’ 43. .A&O
St JohnsR ivE xtgu5s’39. F&A
Van Bur Ex 6s g Jan '43 A&O
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39 F&A
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947 A&O
Nor Maine Seaport 5s '35 A&O
Battle C r’k & Stu'r— See Mich C
Bedford Belt— See Ch M & St P
Beech Creek— See N Y C & H
Bellingham Bay & British C ol—
1st g 5s Dec 1 1932_____J&D
Belt R R & Stk Yds (Ind’ p’ lls)—
1st ref g 4s 1939.. _ . . . M&N
Belt R y of Chat— See Ala Gr St
Belvidere Del— See Pennsvlvan
Bennington & Rutl’d— See Ru>
Big Sandy R y— See Ches & Ohh
Birmingham & S E 6s 1961.M&N
Blrm Term 1st g 4s '57 gu.M&S
Bolivia Ry 1st 5s 1927........ J&J
Boonvllle St Louis & Southern—
1st M 5s 1951______ ..F & A
Boston & Albany 5s Oct '6 3 .J&J
5s June 1942___________ J&T
5s July 1 1938...................J&J
4% s July 1937_________ J&J
4s May 1 1933 gu NYC.M & N
4s May 1 1934 gu N Y C . M&N
4s May 1 '3 5 gu N Y C ...M & N
3% sJ a n 11951. ......... ..J&.i
Ref 3 %s 1952 gu N Y C . . A&O
Boat & Lowell 4% s Feb '33.J&J
4s April 1932__________ A&<
Boston & Maine— 4% s g '44 J&J
4% s April 1 1929........... A&O
4s Sept 1 1926_________ MAS
4s Feb 1 1937............. ...F & A

Bid.

Canadian Pacific—
Consdeben 4s perpetual.-J&J
79%
Eq tr 4% s 1925-1928
J&J b 4.85
Eq tr 6s Oct '25-32(8.a.) A&O b 5.05
81%
Aroostook Val 4% s 1929 F&A
New Brunsw 1st g 5s '34. F&A if 99
Cons deb 4s perpetual J&J U 79
Ont&Que deb gu 5s perp J&D If 101
Carb & Shaw— See Illlnos Cent
Carolina Cent— See Seab Air L
100%
Caro Clinch & Ohio 5s '38. J&J
1st cons 6s 1952 Ser A J&D 15 106%
Equip 5s 1925 1937 8-a. A&O b
5%
5%
Eq 5s 1925-1933 s a ...J & D b
Eq tr 6s 19.'6-’ 35 (yr)_J&J 16 b 5.40
Carolina & Yadkin River—
5
1st s f 5s 1962 .................J&D
Carthage & Adlron— See N Y C
90
Catawissa cons g 4s 1 9 4 8 ..A&O
Central Argentine Ry Ltd—
Conv g 6% notes 1927 . . F&A 100
Cent Ark & East— See St L S W
Cent Branch R y— See M o Pac
Central of Georgia—
101%
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945..F&A
93%
Cons gold 5s 1945 _____ M&N
103%
10-yr 6% sec gold bds ’ 29J&D
Ref&gen 5% s 1959 ser B.A&O 100%
Eq 4 %s July ’ 25-Jan ’ 26. J&J 64.70 /0
84
Chat Dlv gold 4s 1 9 5 1 .J&D
M acon & Nor g 5s 1946 .J&J
99%
95%
Mid Ga & Ati 1st 5s 1947. J&J
100
M obile Dlv g 5s 1946 . .J&J
93
Oconee Dlv 1st g 5s 1945 J&D
95%
Cent RR & Bkg 5s 1937 M&N
93
Chattahoochee & G 5s ’ 30 J&J
93
Chat R & South g 5s ’ 47. _J&J
93
Eatonton Br 5s g 1926 . J&l
Ocean S S Co ext 7s '3 0 . J&J
Cent of New Eng— See N Y N f l & Hartf
Central of New Jersey—
107%
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s '8 7 .J&.
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’ 25 '35 J&J1 6 5.25
Amer Dock & Impt 5s 1921,
106%
Ext at 6% to 1936
.) ' J
100
Leh&W-B C ’l con 4s ’ 25 J&D
96
Con g 4s 1930_______ J&I)
93
Con g 4s 1935_______ J&D
89%
N Y & L Br gen 4s 1941 M&;
General gold 5s 1941. M &‘
Central Ohio— See Balt & Ohl
Central Pacific— See So Pacifi
Central Vermont R y—
91%
R ef M 5s 1930 guar
M&
E q tr 5s Apr ’ 25-Oct ’ 32.A&C b5 A 0%
Charts & Sav— See Atl Coast
97
Chari & W Car 1st 5s ’ 46..A & I
102
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s ’47 A&<
Chateaugay R y — See Del & i
Chattahoochee & Gulf— See Ce l of Ga
Chatt Rome & Sou— See Cent 0 Ga Ry
81
Chattanooga Sta 4s ’57 g u .. J&
Chesapeake & Ohio—
102
1st cons g 5s 1939____.M&h
88%
General 4 % sg old 1992..M&
95%
Conv g 4%8 1930 op ’ 15 F&/
100%
Gen fund & impt 5s 1929. J&
106%
Conv g 58 1946________ A&<
Eq tr 4 % J u lyl5’ 25 *26 J&Jl $ 4.60
Eq tr 4 %s M ay ’ 25 ’ 27.M & h b 4 60
Eq tr 4 %s Dec '25 ’ 2 6 ..J & l b 4 60
Eq tr 5s Mch 15 ’ 25-’ 38M&Sl5 b 5%
Eq tr 5% s ’ 25 '37 (y r )..J & l b 5.05
Eq tr 6s 1925 (y r )...J & J i b 5.35
Eq 6%s 1925 '35 (ann)_J&C b 5.10
99
Craig Valley 1st 5s g '4 0 ..J & .
79%
Potts Creek 4s 1946____J&j
R & A Div 1st con g 4s ’ 89J&J
83%
78%
2d con g 4s 1989 . . J&.
96%
Warm SpWal 1st 5s g ’41 M&h
83%
Coal Riv R y 1st 4s gu ’ 46 J&D
75
Elevator Co g 4s gu '38. .A&O
85
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s ’44 a&D
86
Greenb Ry 1st g gu 4s’40M&N
91
Raleigh & S W 1st 4s ’36.J&J
90
WestPocCorp lst4%8’43 F&A
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
98
1st M 5s 1945 guar.........A&O
60
Chesterf’d & Lane 1st 5 s’ 55F&A
Chic & Alton 1st 3% s 1950.J&J / 46%
Ctfs of dep Jan ’ 23 coup attch / 45
R R refunding g 3s 1949. _A&O / 62%
Certificates of deposit—
Stpd as to Oct 1924 lnt. / 59%
Stpd as to Apr 1924 lnt. / 60%
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 ’ 25-’35
(y ea r)_____________ J&J If b 5.75
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
89
Gen M 4s 1958.................M&S
1st & ref g 5s 1971 Ser A . F&A 1 0 1 %
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’ 25-’35. J&J15 b 5.30
81%
Illinois D iv 3 %s ’ 49 op ’ 29 J&J
89%
4s July 1 1949...........J& J
99%
Nebraska Ext 4s 1 9 2 7 ..M&N
Chic & East 111 (new c o )—
77
Gen M 5s M ay 1 9 5 1 ...M&N

n Nominal.

aSale p e
ric ,

Ask.

79%
4.5 0%
4.80%
87%
102
81
103
101 %
106%
4.75%
4.70%
5.15%

100%

l66
103%
101
4.30%
87

97%
__

107%
5%
108
94
_ !_
_

92%
5.0 5 %

82%
102%
88%
96%
100%
107%
4.25%
4.30%
4.25%
4.75%
4.80%
5.05%
4.85%
100%
82%
84
82%
98%
84
86
____
____
93
99
70
49%
48
64%
____
62%
5.40%
89%
101%
5.05%
82
90%
100
77%

Feb., 1925]

RAILROAD BONDS

31

NOTICE.— All bond prices are “ and Interest” except where marked " f ” and Income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds

C hica go A E a ste rn Illin o is —
1st consol 6s gold 1 9 3 4 ..A A O
E q 5 4 s M a r ’25-Sept’ 25 M A S b
C h f t I C R y — 1st 5s '36 J A J
C h ic G t W e st— 1st 4s 1959 M A S
C h ic H am A W est 1st 6s ’27 J A J
C h ic A I C R y — See C h ic A E 1 1
1
C hica go In d ia n a A Southern R y
C o n m tge g 4s 1956 gua r J A J
In d 1 1 A la 1st g 4s 1950 J A J
1
C h ica go In d la n a p A Louis vllle —
ftef M g 68 1947 Ser A . . J A J
Ref M g 5s 1947 Ser B . . J A J
R ef M g 4s 1947 Ser C . . J A J
1st A gen 5s 1966______ M A N
Is tA g e n 6s M a y ’66 S erB J A J
E q t r 6s '25 ’35 (y r ) . J A J 13
In d la n a p A Lou 1st 4s ’ 56 J A J
M onon Coal gu 5s '36 op J A D
OH I A 8 tL S h L — See C C C A S t l
C hica go Lake Shore A Ea ste rn—
1st M 4 H < 1969 op 1919 J A D
C h ic M em p A G u lf 5s 1940JAJ
C h ic M llw A Puget Sound—
1st M g 4s 1949 guar - J A J -Q - J
Chicago M ilw au kee A St P a u l—
Gen g 4s A M a y 1 1989. . J A J
G en A ref 4 ^ 8 Ja n 2014. A A O
C o n v 58 Jan 2014 Ser B . F A A
1st sec 6s 1934___________J A J
G e n g 3>$s B M a y 1 1989.J A J
Gen 4 4 a M a y '89 Ser C . . J A J
Deb gold 4s J u ly 1 1934 . J A J
C o n v deb 4 4 s '32 op '2 2 . J A D
G o ld bonds 4s 1925 o p ’22 J A D
n European loan 4s 1925 J A D
Eq t r 6s 1925 33_____J A M '
Bedford B elt 5s_________1938
C ^ A M o R lv 1st 5s 1926.J A J
M ilw a u kee A N o rth e rn —
1st e xt 4 4 s '34 (blue) J A D
Cons 6s 13 ext at 4 4 to
1934 (b ro w n )___ J A D
C h A N o M — -See Here M a rq
C h ica go A N o rth W estern—
Gen M 3 4 s g 1987_____M A N
G en M gold 4s 1987 ___ M A N
S tpd n o n-pa y Fed In c T a x
G e n M 5s 198 7stplnctax M A N
S ink fun d deb 5s 1 9 3 3 ..M A N
S inking fun d 6s 1929_ A A O
_
5s 1929______________ A A O
E xte n bonds 4s 1 9 2 6 ..F A A 15
10-yr 7s Ju n e 1 1930___ J A D
15-yr 6 4 s M a r 1936___ M AS
1st A ref 5s M a y 2 0 3 7 ..J A D
E q tr 5s’25 '3s Ser M ( y r ) J A I > b
E q t r 6s Ia n 15'25 '35. J A J 15 6
E q t r 6 4 < 1925-36 Ser J . M AS 6
E q t r 6 ^ s 1925 36 Ser K A A O 6
Dos Plaines V a l 4 4 s '47. MAS
F rem E lk A M o V 6s '33 A A O
la M in n A N W la t 3 4 s ’35 J A J
M a n lto w G B A N W 3 4 s ’41 J A J
M llw Lak e Shore A W est —
A shla nd D lv 1st g 6s'25 MAS
E x t A im p s f g 5s '29 F A A
M ilS p a r t a A N W lst4 s'4 7 M A S
M llA S ta te L ln e ls t3 4 s ' 41 J A J
Peoria A N W 3 4 s 6B26. M AS
P rln A N o rth w 3 4 s B926 J A J
St L Peo A N W 5s P948 J A J
S t P au l Ea st G r T r4 4 iL 4 7 J A J
Sioux C i t y A Pac 3 4 s ' S F A A |
C h ica go Peoria A St L ou is—
P rio r lien g 4 4 s 1930 .M A S
C e rtific a te s of deposit_____
C h ic Rock 1st A Pac R ailw ay—
General gold 4s 1988____J A J
R ef g 48 1934 op to 1911. A A O
5 4 % notes 1926_______ J A D
5 % notes 1929 __________ T A J
5 % notes 1929_________M A S
E q t r 68 Ja n 15 1925-35. J A J l ■6
E q tr 5s 1925 38 (s-a) . J A D 6
E q t r 5s A p r ’ 25-’3 4 (s -a )A A O 6
E q 4 4 e M a y 1925. . . M A N 6
E q 4 4 s 192 5 -July’27(s a l J A J 6
B u rl Ce da r R apids A N o rth —
C o n Is tA c o ll t r Sag ’34A A O
C h o c ta w O klahom a A G u lf —
C onsol gold 3s 1952..M A N
C h o c A M em ph 5s 1949. . J A J
Peoria R y T e r 4s’37 gu op J A J
R I A r A L a 4 4 s 1934._M A8
R ock Is l A Peoria 6s 1925 J A J
S t P A K C S h L 4 4 s ’41 F A A
K eo A Des M — 1st 5s ’2 3 A A O
Certificates of deposit_____
. Stam ped as to In te re st_
_
C h ic S t L A N O — See 1 1 C e n t
1
C h ic S t L A P itts — See Penn C o
O h io S t P a u l M in n A Om aha—
C o n s 6s Ju n e 1 1930____J A D
C o n s 6s red to 3 4 s 1930. J A D
D e b g o ld 5s M a r 1 1930.M A S
S ta m p e d __________________
E q 6s 1926-35 (a n n )..J A J 1 5
E q t r 7s 1926-31 Ser B _ J A J
_
N o r th W iscon sin— 6s ’30. J A J
8uper 8h L 5s Ju n e 1930.M A S
O h io T e rre H a u te A Southeast—
l a t A r e f g 5 sD ec 1 ’ 60op J A D
Incom e M D ec 1 1960_______
Sou In d ia n a 1st g 4s ’31 F A A
C h ic U n S ta t 1st 4 4 s ’6 3 . .J A J
►c M 5s 1963 Ser B ____J A J
1 st M 8 4 s Ser C 1 9 6 3 ... J A J
G u a r g o ld 5s 1944_____ J A D
C h ic a go A W estern In d ia n a —
G e n g o ld 6s D e c 1 1 9 3 2 ..Q -M
C o n sol g gu a r 4s 1952____J A J
S in k fu n d 7 4 s Sept 1 ’ 35 M A S
C h ic A W e st M ic h — See Pere M
C h o c O k A G u lf — See C R I A P
C ln d n H a m ilto n A D a y t o n —
G ene ral 5s g old 1942___ J A D
2d m tge g old 4 4 s 1937. . J A J
D a y to n A M ic h 1st 5s 1911
E x t a t 4 4 % t o ’31op’ 1 7 JA J
b Basis. /

B id .

107
4,50
61
103

874
1104
99 4
86
87
103
5 50
774
55
924
86

534
714
504
55
99
63 4
804
514
56 ^
724
66
5.90
94 4
964
88
88
74
83 4
83 4
10 2 4
10 0 4

104
10 0 4

99 4
10 84
1 12
101

5.00
5.35
5.15
5.15
93 4

10S

884
824
994
100 4
874
804
984
984
101

904
87
12

12

834
854
1 0 14
984
98
5.55
5.15
5.15
4.25
4.80
994

76)
57}
73
924
1004

1164
98

1054
774

1024

94
934
964

Asifc

T is price includes accrued lnt.
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Bonds

B id .

A tk .

Bonds.

B id .

Des M oines A FtDodge— See M Inn A S
C I St L A C — See CCC A S tL 754
7 6 4 Des Plaines Val R y — See Chic A N W
1 0 74 Cln Ind A West 1st 5s 1965.M AN
Det Gr Rap A West— See PereM
4.10% C n Leb A Nor— See Pennsylva la R R
73
Det A M ack pr 1 4s 1995_ JAD
88
_
Cine A Musk Val 4s 1948..F A *
62' Cln N O A Tex Pac Ry—
Mortgage gold 4s 1995..JALi
674
5% Detroit Rlv Tun— See Mich Cei
Eq tr 5s 1925 38 (yr)__AA< 6 5.25
87
89
Jlncln North 1st g 4s 1951-J A j
Detroit A Toledo Shore Line—
82
1st gold guar 4s 1953____JAJ
Jin San A Clev— See CCCAStl
Dill A Ir Range— 1st 5s ’ 37 AAO
1004
8 7 4 Jlearfleld A Jeff— See Pa A N V
90
'learf A Mahon— See B R A P
Duluth Mlssabe A Northern—
102
Gen g sf 5s Jan 1 1941___JAJ
Cleveland Akron A Columbus100
Duluth South Shore A Atlanth
General gold 5s 1927___ MA;
87
88
1st gold 5s 1937__________ JAJ
100
1st cons guar g 4s 1 9 4 0 ..F A /
89
87
Dutchess Co— See Cent New Eng
IJnguarauteed __________
East Teun Va A Ga— See So R j
8 8 4 Clev Cine Cblc A St Louis—
82 4 Eastern M inn— See St P M A M
814
General 4s gold 1993___ JA1
101
102
5.20%
Elgin Jol A East 5s 1941..M AN
994
Gen M 5s Ser B 1993____JA
97
98
784
Elmira A Williamsport—
Deb gold 4 4 s 1931______ JA
1034 1 0 34
88
1st 6s '10 ext at 4 % 1950. JAJ
Ref A Imp 6s 1929 Ser A . . JA
60
97
1U6
Income 5s 2862_________AAO
Ref A Imp M 6s ’ 41 ser C . JA
95
Ref A Imp M 5s ’ 63 Ser D .JA J
9 5 4 El Paso A Rock Isld— See El Pas j A Sou
4.75% El Paso A Southwestern C o—
5%
Equip tr 5s 1925 ’ 29(yr).JA .
94 4
El Paso A S W R R —
5% 4.80%
Equip tr 6s 1925 ’ 27(yr) .JA1
89
1st A ref 5s 1965______ AAO
894
994
Cairo Dl v 1st g 4s 1939__ JA..
894
80
80 4
New M exico Ry A Coal Go—
C W A M Dlv 1st 4s g ’ 91 JA .
54 4
99
1st col tr g 5s Oct 1 ’ 47 AAO
814
StLDlv 1st col tr g4s’90 M A f
824
99
72
88 4
SprAColDlv 4s 1st g ’ 40_ M AS
IstAconAcoll tr g 5S.51AAC
914
99
87 %
51
Dawson R A Coal 5s’ 51JAJ
W hite W V Dlv 1st 4s ’ 40 JAJ
99
ElPasARI 1st g gu 5s’ 51 JAJ
Chic Ind A St L Sh Line R y 554
89
Erie— N YA E lst4sextg’ 47 MAN
lst gold guar 4s 1953 AAi
994
914
914
4 4 s 3d ext 1933________MAS
64
C I S LAC 1st 48 g Aug ’ 36Q-I
924
994
_
5s 4th ext gold 1930_ AAO
81
99 4
CinSanAClev con g 5s’ 28 JA.'
97 >„
4s 5th ext gold 1928____JAD
Clev Colum Cln A Indiana]
524
1074
109
7s 1st con ’ 20 ext to ’ 30.M A S
57
Gen cons gold 6s 19 34.. JA.I
107 4
71
Prior lien gold 4s 1996_ JAJ
_
904
Id Blrn A W ext 4s 1940. AAO
724
8:5
67
644
Gen lieu gold 4s 1996____JAJ
O Ind A W g 5s Apr 1938.Q-J
79
654
Conv gold 4s 1953 Ser A . AAO
5 50%
784
Peor A East cons 4s ’ 40. AAO
354
36
Series B 1953_________ AAC
654
2d cons Inc 4s 1990 . Apr '
964
73 yb
Series D 1953............... AAO
97
Cleveland Lorain A Wheeling
102
Eq tr 6s 1925-35 (year). JAJ If b 6.5l
Cons now 1st g 5s 1933. .AAO
1024
Eq 6s Ser FF ’ 25-’ 28(s-a)MAN b 5 5
93
Stamped subject to call . .
97"
954
Penn coll g 4s Feb 1 ’ 5 1 ..FA A
Gen M 5s 1936 ________ JAD
97
Buffalo A Southwestern—
89
Con refg g 4 4 s 1030 red. JAJ
101
1st g 6s’ 08 ext to 1928.JAJ
Clev A Mahon Val— See ErleRR
96
2d g 5s '08 ext to 1928.JAJ
Clev A Marietta— See Penn RR
101
Jeff R R 5sextat 5 4 t o '2 9 . AAO
7 4 4 Cleveland A Pitts— See Penn Co
80
Chic A Alt Term 5s 1928. JAJ
8 5 4 Clev Short Line— See L S A M 8
100
Ch A Erie 5s 1st g 1982. MAN
8 4 4 Cleveland Terminal A Valley—
ad
82
104 4
Income 5s Oct 1982_______
_
1st 4s gold guar 1995_ M AN
834
102
Cleve A Mah V afg 5s ’38. JAJ
994
Cleveland Union Terminals
101 u
Erie A Jersey s f 6s 1955.JAJ
104 4
1st
5
AAO
1 0 44
__ 1st s f s 4 s 1972 SeriesBA. .A A O < 1 9 4 1054 Genesee River 6s 1957__ JAJ 102
m f 5s 1973 Ser
99 4
107 4
Long Dock 6s con g 1935 AAO
Coal A Iron R y — See Western M arylau.l
80
Newb A N Y 1st 5s 1929 JAJ
1 0 84 Coal River R y— See Ches A O
75
N J A N Y 5s 1950___ MAN
98 4
1124 Colo A Sou 1st g 4s 1929.. FA A! 9 7 4
N YAGr Lake gu g 5s’ 46 MAN
914
Ref M g 4 4 s May 1 ’ 35. MAN , 9 2 4
93 4
1 0 14
4.75%
N Y L E A W C A RR—
Eq tr 6s 1925-35 (year) .JAJ15 5 5.45 5.20%
5.05%
Ft Worth A D C 6s '21—
|
1st 6s ext 5 4 % '4 2 .MAN
4.90%
N Y L E A W D A I 1st 6 s '13
Ext at 5 4 % to 1961..JA D
1044
1054
994
Extended at 5% to ’ 43.JA J
4.90% Colo Sou N O^A Pac— See St L A S F
96
N Y Pa A O p 1 4 4 s ’35. MAS
Colo Spr A Cripple Crk D R y —
15
N Y Susq A Western—
1st gold 8 f 5s 1930______ JAJ
5
15
1st refunding 5s 1937.-JAJ
734
Cent Tr Co ctfs of dep-----894
63
2
4
2d mtge 4 4 s 1937____FAA
1st cons 5s Oct 1942____AAO
62
Gen mtge 5s g 1940_ FAA
_
Col Connec A Ter— See NorAW
94
Term 1st g 5s 1943_ MAN
_
Col Hock ValAT— See Hock Val
83
81
1004 Conn A Pass— 1st g 4s '43. A AO
Registered $5,000 e a c h ..
834
89 j NewpARichf lst5s’ 41 gu JAJ
Midland of N J 1st 6s. 1910
60"
914
ext at 5% to 1940 ..A A O
Conn River— Gold 4s '4 3 ..M A S
WUkesAE 1st g 5s’ 42 .JA D
99 4 ' Connecting Ry (Phila)—
644
994
Erie A Jersey— See Erie RR
1st M gu 4s Mar 15’ 51 MAS15
884
1024 Connellsv A Monongahela R y —
Erie A Plttsb— See Penn R R —
95
98
European A N A — See Maine C e n tra l
1st s f gold 4s 1930 o p t..M A S
89
Evansv Indlanap A Terre Haute
_
8 8 4 Cuba Northern 6s 1966_ JAJ
1004
1st mtge 7s 1950______ MAN
Cuba R R — 1st g 5s 1952_ JAJ
_
85 4
854
1
104
Evansv A Ind 6s 1926_____ JA
18
1st 1 A ref g 7 4 s ’ 36 SerA JAD
1033/4
Evansv A Terre H ref 5s ’ 41 JAJ
18
Imp A equip 5s 1960_ MAN
_
744
764
Sul Co Br 1st g 5s 1 9 3 0 ..AA(
Current Riv— See K C Ft S A M
71
Fitchburg— 5s Jan 1 19 34..JA .
8 3 4 Dallas A W a co —See M o K A T
71
86
4 4 s ref 1928_____
MAN
Daws Ry A C ’l— See El Paso A Southw
63
10 14 Dayton A Mich— See C H A D
4 4 s Jan 1933___________ JA.
88
90
99
4s refunding 1925______ MA>
Dayton Union 4s 1949_____JAJ
75'
4s refunding Mar 1927..MA?
98 4 Del A Bound Br 3 4 s ’ 5 5 .-F A A
70
5.25% Delaware A Hudson—
4a refunding 1927_______AAC
4.90%
4s Jan 1928................
.JA . 70
Conv 5s 1935___________AAO
1054
1054
884
1st A ref gold 4s 1943___MAN
8 8 4 Flint A PereMarq— SeePereMa
‘ ■"SI 7 % sec g bon ds 1930____JAD 1 0 9 4 1 0 9 4 Flo Cen A Pen— See Seab Air I
924
4.40%
15-yr g 5 4 9 May 1 ’ 37.MAN
1014
1 0 14 Florida East Coast 4 4 s ’ 59JAD
1st A ref 5s 1974_______ M AS
6%
944
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’ 25-’ 35 JAJ15 b 5.2 o
Florida South— See Atl Coast 1
Aalrond 1st 4 4 s ’ 42 gu MAS
1004
92
Florida West Shore 5s 1934. JAJ
Albany A Susq 3 4 s gold 1946
Florida Western A Northern
(conv before 1916) gu.A A O
924
1st M 7s M ay 15’ 34A .M A N 15
1084
Bluff Point Laud Impt Co—
83
85
Fonda Johnstown A Glovers—
1st Mtg guar 4s 1 9 4 0 ..JAJ
83
1st cons ref’g g 4 4 s 1947.JAJ
Chateaugay Ore A Iron—
65
Gen ref’ g gold 4s 1950_ JAJ
_
Guar gold 4s 1942_ ..J A J
_
1st con ref 4 4 s ’ 62 op t.M A N
Rensselaer A Saratoga—
824
Fort D odge Des Moines A Sou—
6 % g bds M a y 1 ’4 1 .. M A N
1104
83
90
1st 5s 1 9 3 8 .................... JAD
U tic a C lin A B lo g 5s ’3 9 .J A J
13
FtSmlthAWest 1st g 4s’ 84.A A O
Delaw are L a c k A W e ste rn—
M o rris A Essex 34s2000 J A D
894
754
7 6 4 Fort St UnDeptDet 4 4 s ’ 41 JAJ
Ft Worth A D a C — See Col A 8
N Y L a c k A W estern—
Ft Worth A Rio Gr 4s 1928. JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1973 Ser A M A N
944
Fre Elk A M o Rlv— See C A N W
1st A re f 4 4 s ’ 73ser B M A N
984
Galv Har A San An— See So Pac
W a rre n 1st refg 3 4 s 2 0 0 0 FA A
774
Galv Houston A Henderson—
Denison A Pac Sub— See T e x A P
1st M 5s, 1933__________AAO
914
D e n ve r A R io G ra n d e W astern
_
984
G e n incom e 5s 1955 _ M A N
_
584
5 8 4 Galveston Term 6s 1938_ MAS
Genesse River— See Erie R R
D e nver A R io G ra n d e —
84
100
1st con g 4s 1938________ J A J
8 4 4 Gen A W yo 1st g 5s 1929. AAO
87
1st con g 4 4 s 1936______ J A J
8 7 4 Geor A Alabama— See Seab A L
Im p r o v rt g o l 5s 1 9 2 8 ..J A D
Georgia Car A N — See Seab A L
97
ld
964
Ga A Fla 1st g 5s 19 56..M A N / 30
1st*A ref g 5s 1955 o p ___F A A ./ . . . .
774
Geor Midland —See South’n Rv
F a rm L A T r recta_________ /' 47
58
70
110
B an ke rs T r C o c tfs of dep|
Georgia R R A B kg ref 6s’ 51 A AO
75
83
47
un d e r agree J u l y 1922.. /
4s Jan 1 1947__________ JAJ
924
101
63
S ta m p e d ______________/ 49
Ga 8ou A Fla 1st g 5s 194A.TAJ
974
5%
E q tr 4 4 s *25-’ 39 s-a ..M A N b
Stam ped Feb '22 c o u p _ /
_
..
1164
100
A m E x N a t c tf F e b ’ 22 coup / __
Gettysburg A Har 5s gu ’ 26AAO
984
GUa Val G lobe A Nor— See Sou P a c ific
A u g 1922 and a ll coup a tt /
R io G r Ju n e 1st gu 5s '39 J A D
Gr Rap Bel A Sag— See PereMar
944
o
Grand Rap A In a— See P ennRR
R io G r So 1st g 4s ’4 0 .. . J A J /
78
T
1st g 4s gu a r 1940____J A J /
Grand Trunk Pacific—
64
1024
R io G r W est 1st 4s '3 9 . . J A J / 8 7 4
1st M 3s 1962................... JAJ
684
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg gu M AN
74*
1st cons g 4s 1949 o p . . A A O / 7 3 4
874
85
U ta h F u e l 1st 5s 1931. M A S
1st 4s Feb 15 ’ 42 Alg gu M AN
D e n ve r A S a lt Lake—
Gen 4s 1962 Can G ov guarj AJ
96
MK
78
26
Prairie Section 4s 1955..A A O
1st 5s 1943 ctfs d e p . . . M A N
28
78
M ountain Sec 4s 1955___AAO
78
Lake Sup D lv 4s 19 55.-A A O

A tl.

t L o u is
74
704

—
______

89

89
99
chwest
100

92"

1074
714
644
654
654
74
5.20%
5.20%
9 ,4

102
95
103“
In,3
1084
934
1014
964
734
644
64
98 .
92
654

102

934
94 4
94
109
90
75
67
844
20
95

92
100

102
35

112
98"
4.80%

694
884
87

k Last sale. I In London, m Dollars per 500 francs or £20. n Nominal. • Sale price, u Per £200.

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RAILROAD BONDS

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l

NOTICB.— All bond prlcas arc "a n d Interest” except where marked “ 1” and Income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds.

B id .

G ra n d T r u n k R y of C a nada—
S in k fu n d g deb 7s ’ 4 0 .- A & O
1163*
107 %
D e b g 6s Sept 1 1936_ M & S
_
E q t r 6V$8 1936 (Ser F ) . F A A 1 0 7 %
77%
Ca na da A t l 1st 4s 1955_ J & J
_
G ra n d T r u n k W est 4s £ 5 0 .J & J I f 79
78)4
1st g gu 4a $ J u ly 1 1950.J & J
G re a t N o rth e rn —
n o t*
G e n M 7s 1936 Ser A ____J & J
1st & ref g 4 J*a’ 6 l op ’4 1 .J & J
91)4
10144
G e n M S H b 1952 Ser B . . J & J
93 %
G e n M 5s 1973Ser C _____J & J
E q t r 4)*9 1925-1939...M & S b 4.95
E q t r 59 1925-’38 ( y r ) . . M & S b
5%
E n t r 6a Jan tfl 25 *35 J& J1 5 b 5.30
W estern F r u it Express
E
’ q 5 3 J \ in e l 5 t2 5 -* 3 9 (S T ) J & D b
5.35
G re a t n o rth e rn R y of C a n a d a —
87
C o n 4a 1934 o p t to 1914.A & O
G reen B ay & W est debt c tfs A . .
75)4
15
D e b ctfs B ___________________
G re en b rie r R y — See Chesapeake & O h io
G re en w ich & J o h n s o n rille —
80
1st g old 4s 1924_________ J & J
G u lf & Ship Isla n d R R —
1st ref & term g 5s F e b ’ 52 J & J
98)4
G u lf T e rm in a l of M o b ile —
80
1st m tge g 4s 1957 g u ____J & J
Henderson B r— See oou & Nash
H o c k in g V a lle y R y —
1st cons gold \ % s 199 9..J & J
89)4
100 Vs
5 % notes 1 9 2 6 ............. M&S
F.q tr 5s 1925 1938 (ann) A & O b
5%
E q t r 5s 1925-39 ( y r ) ____J & J 6
5%
kiu tr 6a Ja n Ld '25 "35 . J & J 16 6 5.40
C o l & H V E x t 48 1948. . A & O
86)4
C o l & T o l 1st g 4s 1955.F & A
84)4
H b llld a y s b Bed & C u m b — See P R R
H ousaton lc— See N Y N H & H
H ouston B e lt & T e rm 5s’37. J & J
97)4
H ouston E & W T e x — See Sou P aclfic
H ouston & T e x C e n — See Sou P a clfic
H udson & M a n hatta n—
1st gold 5s 1957 o p t _____F & A
87)4
A d j In cup to 5 % F e b ’ 5 7 .A & 0 f 73
1st M 4 3*8 1957 c o n v _ F & A
_
7914
N . Y & Je r 1st g 5s ’32 o p t . F & A
99)4
H u n tin g d o n & Broad T o p —
1st g4s Sept 30 1920
90
E x t a t 7 % to 1 9 2 5 ...A & O
70
i d m tge 4s gold 1925____F & A
C o n s 5s g M a r 31 192 5..A & O
50
H u tch in so n & S — See A T & S F
Illin o is C e n tra l— 1st g 4 s’51 J & J
89)4
82
1st gold 3J*s 1951_______ J & J
M a in L e x t 1st g 3)*s *51 A & O
82)4
58
1st M £ 3s 1951________ M&S
1st M £ 4s 1951________ A & O I f 83
T r bds £ 3J*s 1950____J & J I f 70
86)4
C o ll tru s t gold 4s 1952. . A & O
C o l T r L N 0 & T g 4 s ’5 3 M & N
83)4
103)4
R e f m tge 5s 1955_____M & N
8814
R e f g 48 1955 o p t 1918.M & N
P u r lines 1st g 3)*8 1952.J & J
78)4
J t 1st ref M (I C & C S L &
N O ) 5s 1963 Ser A . J & D
97)4
S e rB (£100 & £200) ’63 J & D I f 95
102)4
G o ld 5 >4s Ja n 1934 ____J & J
G o ld 63*s J u ly 1 193 6..J & J
110)4
E d t r 4 >48 T u lv’ 25-’ 26_ J & J b 4.50
_
E o tT 4 V£s 1925-1937... A & O b 4.95
E a 5s M a y ’25 N o r ’27 M & N b 4.65
E a t r 5s 1928-38 Ser J .M & N b 4 95
E a t r 6s ’25-’35 (y e a r ) .J & J 15 b 5.25
E q u ip 6V4s 1926-1936..M & S b
5%
E q u ip 7s 1925 1935 . . . A & O b 5.05
C a iro B rid g e 4s g 195 0..J & D
88)4
70
L itc b D lv 1st g 3s 1 9 5 1 ..J & J
L o u ls v D lv 33*8 g 1953. . J & J
78)4
O m aha D lv 1st 3s g 1951.F & A
70)4
S t L o u is D iv 3 J* sg 1951.J & J
8014
S t L o u is D lv 3b g 1 9 5 1 ...J & J
•71
7714
S p g ’fle ld D lv E x t 3>4s’ 51 J & J
W estern lines g 4s 1951 _. F & A
85)4
C h ica go S t L ou is & N O —
C o n k 5s June 15 ’51 J& D 1 5
101)4
C o n g 3 )* 8 J ’ n e l5 ’51 J& D 1 5
78)4
E q 5s 1924___________J & D b
5%
M em D lv 1st 4s 1951 J & D
85)4
8 t L o u is A lto n & T e r H a u te —
S t L 8outh 1st g 4s’31 M&S
93)4
C a rb & S h a w lstg4 s'3 2 M & S
92)4
In d B1 & W u — See C C C & St L
In d ia n a 1 1 & la — See C h ic In d Sou
1
In d & L o u ls v — See C h In d & L Sou
In d ia n a p o lis U n 4 > 4 s'2 6 .M & N
G e n & ref g 5s 1965 Ser A . J & J
100
Series B _______ _________
100
In te rb o ro -M e t 1See S treet A F.
In te m a t-G re a t N o rth R y —
1st M g 6s 1952 Ser A ___ J & J
A d j M 6s 1952 Ser A . . . A p r i l
6 % gold notes 1930____M&S
In te rn a l R ys (C e n tra l Am e rica )
1st M 5s 1972 o p t______ M & N
6 % notes 1927______________
0 % notes 1936______________
Io w a C e n tra l— See M in n & St L
la M in n & N W — See C & N W
Jackso nv T e r 1st 5s gu '3 9 . J & J
R e f & e xt 6s 1967 _____ J & J
Jam e sto w n F ra n k & Cle a rfie ld —
1st g 4s 1959 g u a r______ J & D
Jefferson— See E rie
J o p lin U n io n S ta tio n —
1st g 4)*s 1940 gua r o p .M & N
K a l A l& G R — See L S & M S
E a n a w & M ic h — See T o l & O C
K a n a w h a & W est V a — See T o l & O
K a n C i t y F t S cott & M em phis—
R e fd g g 4s 1936 g u a r— A & O
C o n s 6s 1928________ _M & N
C u rre n t R lv 1st 5s 1927.A & O
K C M e m & B ir 4s 1934 . M&S
In com e 5s M a r 1934 8ept 1 /
A sse n te d ___________M&S
K a n C i t y & M em R y & B —
1st 5s g old 1929.............A & O

101)4
75)4
100
78)4
94
84
100
107
87
93
Cent
82)4
103
99)4
92)4
93
96

A sk.

1

97)4
b Basis. / This prioe Includes accrued Interest




Bonds.

B id .

''Kansas C it y C lin to n & Sp—
99%
n l id g o ld 1925 g u a r_ A & O
_
116)4
107)4 Kansas C i t y M e xico & O rie n t—
____
108 ■ 1st g > ld 4 s 1951 (u n d e p )F & A
6 % notes 1916 c tfs _____ A & O / -------78)4
82
K a n C i t y & P ac— See M K & T
71
79)4 K a n C i t y So— 1st g 3 s’50. A & O
89)*
R ef & Im p ’ t 5s A p r l ’5 0 .J & J
Eq t r 6s 1925-35 i y r ) . . J & J l 5 6 5.5o
110)4
92)4 Kansas C i t y T e rm in a l R y —
85)*
1st g 4s 1960 op 1930____J & J
101)4
104
93)4
6 )4 % g notes 1931.......... J & J
101 ]/%
4.75%
8 )4 % g notes 1 9 2 6 ..M & N 1 5
30
4 75% Kan O k la & G u lf Ser A 6s’37J& J
10
5.05%
In c 6s Ser B Ja n 1949 ___Jan
5
In c 6s Ser C Ja n 1949___ Ja n
5 % K e n tu c k y C e n tra l— See L & N
K e n tu c k y & In d ia n a T e rm R R
77
88)4
1st M 4)4s 1961 (ste rlin g )J& .l
85
80
S ta m p e d ___________ . .
15)4 K eokuk & Des M — See C R I & P
K n o xv & O h io — See S o u th ’n R y
L a k e E rie & D e t R lv — See Pere M a rq
L a k e E r le A W estern—
99)*
1st g old 5s Ja n 1 1937.. . J & J
95
100
2d g 5s J u ly 1 1941............ J & J
87)*
No O h io 1st gu 5s g '45 . A & O
82
Lake Sh & M ic h So— See N Y C & JtL K
Lehigh & Lake E rie — See Lehigh V a lley
Leh igh & N e w En g la n d —
101)*
1st M g 5s 1945_________ J & j
90)4
100)*
101
G e n M g 5s 1954 ...............J & J
4.80%
E q tr 4 -4s 1925 1931 . . _V a 6 5.35
4.80% L e h ig h V a l H a rb o r T e rm R y —
100)*
5.10%
1st M 5s 1954_______ F & A
L e h ig n V a lle y —
90
____
1st 6s e xt g 4s 1948_____J & D
124
C o n M 6s ann reg Ir r e d .J & D
95
C o n M 4V4s ann lrred J & D
80)*
G en cons gold 4s 2003._M fcN
97)4
88 %
G e n C o n g 4V*s 2003___ M&N
99)*
_
M&N
O on con s 5s 2003 _
5%
C o t r 4s Feb ’25-Feb ’26. F & A b
88
Iie u ig n A Lake B rie —
90
73)4
ls i 4)4s 1957 g u _____M&i84
81)4
L e b lg h & N Y 1st 4s ’ 4 5 .M & S
100
Leh igh V a lle y C o a l—
100)*
1st 5s gold guar 1 9 3 3 ..J&
1st 40-year gu ln t red ti
89)*
____
4 % 1933 ................. ..J & J
85
Leb lgh V a lle y R y of N . Y —
96)*
65
1st 4)4s gold 1940____J & j
101)*
Leh Val T e rm 5s 1 9 4 1 ..A & O
____
98>*
M iddlesex Val 1st 5s ’ 42 M & N
10U>*
.- P a & N Y Ca na l con 5s’39 A & O
95)*
83)4
C o n M 4)4s 1939____A & C
90
72
C o ns M 4s 1939.............A & O
88
Lehigh & W ilke s— See C e n t N J
80
L e x & E a st— See Lo u ls y & Nash
82
87)4 L itc h fie ld & M ad 1st 5s’34 M & N
82)*
83)4 L ittle M ia m i gua r 4s 1962.M & N
104)4 L ittle R k & H o t Sp W est R y —
77)*
1st g 4s 1939 g u a r_______ J & j
88)4
83)*
Lon g Is la n d -U n ifie d g 4s’49M&.<
82
Refund g gu 4s 1949____M&s
97)4
T a x-e xe m p t N Y ...............
100
105
1st cons g 5s J u ly 1 1931.Q-.)
93)*
1st cons g 48 J u ly 1 1931.Q -J
102)4
89)*
111 >4 G e n m ort g 4s 1938_____J & D
4.15%
88 J*
4s gold 1932........................J & L
95!*
4.70%
D eben ture gold 5s 1934. J & D
88
4.40%
Deh gold 5s 1937 ______ M&N
4.70%
E q t r 5s 1925-39 ( y r ) ____A & O b 5.40
5%
E q tr 6s 1925-32 iy e a r)_ F & A 6 5.60
4.80%
93
M o n ta u k E x t 5s 1 9 4 5 ...J & J
4.85%
95
B ro o k & M o n 2d 5s 1938 J & D
98
L I C ’y A F con 5s 1937 M & N
____
97
N Y B ay E x R 1st 5 s g ’ 43 J & J
80 %
N Y B ’k ly n & M a n Beach 1st
100
gold 58 1935_________ A & O
71)4
99)*
N Y & R B 1st g 5s 1927 M & S
81)4
N o rth Shore B ranch—
82
99
1st con 5s g O ct l 1932 Q -J
88
Louisiana & Arkansas R y —
100
1st s f g 5s 1927.............. .M & S
____ Louisiana & N o rth W estern—
____
45
1st M g 8s 1935........... A & O
4.25% L o u ls v C tn & L e x— See L o u ls v & N a sh v
85)4 L o u is v ille Henderson & 3t L —
98)*
1st m ort gold 5s 1946 . .J & .l
____ L o u is v ille & Jeffersouv B ridge —
83)*
G uaranteed gold 4s 1945. M&S
L o u is v ille & N a sh ville —
103)*
50 year gold 5s 1937_ M & N
_
92)*
U n ifie d gold 4s 1940____J & J
101
C o ll tr gold 5s 1931.. .M & N
101
7 % g n o te s M a y 15’3 0 .M & N 15 106)*
____
106)*
Ist& re f 5 )*a 2003 Ser A . A & O
102
1st & ref 5s 2003 Ser B . . A & O
92%
1st & ref 4 J*s 2003 Ser C . .
Eq tr 4 3*s 1925-37 ( v r ) . J A D b 4.95
5%
E q u ip 6!*s 1925 ’3 6 (yr) M VS b
io i)4
76
E q tr 6s Ja n 15 '25-'35 . J & J 15 b 5.25
88 >*
A t K & C ln dl v 4s 1958. M& N
100)4
A t l K no x & N o r 1st 5s’46 J & D
101)*
____
Cousol gold 4s 2002.. M&S
77)4
98 Va
L o u C & Lex 4 !* sg ’3 1 .M & N
98
104)*
N O M o b 1st g 6s 1930. J & J
88
103 >*
2d gold 6s 1930........... J & J
Pad & M em d lv 1st 4s'46. F & A
89 %
8 E & St L D lv 6s 1971.M&S
62
110
2d M 3s 1980________ M&S
105
Hendersou B r 6s g 1931. M & S
K en t C e n tra l 4s g 198 7..J & J
83)*
87)4
L ex & East 1st 5s 1965.. A & O
103)*
L A N M ob & M ont4 3* V 45 M & S
94)*
L ou lsv & Nasbv S o u th 'n Joint
94
82)*
gold 4s 1952____ _____ J & J
L A N T e rm 1 st g 4s'52 gu J & D
100)*
Nas F & S 1st g ii g 5s 37 F & A
N e w p o rt & C ln c ln B ridge —
92)*
1st M g 4 3*s 1945 guar . J & J
82)4
102)*
104
S & N A la C o n M g 5s ’36 F & A
100
G e u con gu g 5s 1963- A & O
104
93)4 M acon D u b & Sav 5s 1947.J & J
79J*
M acon T e rm in a l 5s 1965.. J & J
97
M a ho nin g C o a l— See L S & M S
96)4
k Last sale,

A sk.

B onds.

B id .

A sk.

M aine C e n tra l—
99)*
1st & ref 4)*s 1935_____ J & D
89
91
1st & ref 5s D ec 1 9 3 5 ...J & D
94
97
____
E u r A N A gold 1933 J & J
90
____
90
H ere ford R y -^ -G 4s ’ 30. M & N
91)*
U p p e r Coos 1st gu 4s '30 M & N
88
71 K
U p p e r Coos E x 4 )* 8 g '3 0 M & N
90
96)*
W a sh in g ton C o R y 1st g gu
5 .10%
67
3 3*8 Tan 1954 op 1924 J & J
70
58)*
M a n ila R R S o u Line s4 s’39M&N
61)*
86
4s ’39 ext 1959 (U S gu a r* . . .
60
64)*
—
S in kin g fund g 7s 1937M&N
103
1053*
102)* M a n ito b a & S E — See Canadian N o rih e rn
981*
M a n ito b a 8 W C o l 5s 1934. J & D
20
M a rq H o u g h to n & O n t 6s’ 25A& 0
100
15
M d D el & V a 5s 1955 g u __ F & A / 40
75)*
M a ry l & Pa 1st g 4s 1951..M & S
78
Incom e 4s 1951................ A & O
27%
80
M ason C it y & F t Dodge—
87
1st M gold 4s 1955_____J & D / 59
M e m phis U u lo n Sta tion C o —
1st g gu 5s N o v 1 ’ 59__ M & N
96%
98
M e rch an ts’ B r— See T e rm R R
M e rid ia n T e rm 4s ’ 55 guar M & N
80
81)*
9 9 Va M extcau In te rn a tio n a l—
953*
P rio r lien 4 t*s 1947____M & S f
88)*
1st con gold 4s 1977____M & S f
8ept 1 1914 coup o n ______ f
Sept 1 1914 coupon o f f __ _ f
M exica n N o rth 1st 6s 1930 J & D f
102
M ich C e n t— See N Y C & H R
101
M iddlesex V a lle y — See Leh V a l
5 .1 o% M id d le to w n & U n io n v llle —
50
2d M adj Inc 6s 1 9 3 3 ..M & N
101
M id la u d of N J — See E rie
96
M id la n d T e rm 5s 1925____J & D
99
—
86
M id la n d V a lle y — 5s 1943.. A & O
88
126
A d j M A p r 1 '53 Ser A ..S e p t
97**
_ _
Series 6 ............................... .......
80)* M ilie u & S o u th w — 5s 1955. A & O f 60
89)* M il Lake Sh & W e s t— See C h ic & N W
993* M ilw & N o — See C h M il & St P
4 .50% M llw & Spart & N W — See C h ic
M in & P a c — See M St P & S 8 M
___J M in n & St L — 1st 7s 1927.J & D
99
103
—
1st consol gold 5s 1934.. M & N / 52)*
53
1st refg gold 4s 1949 _ M&S / 21 %
223*
101
R «f V ex» 5s Fe b ’62 Ser A Q -F / 16)*
18
99)*
1st gu g 7s 1927_________ T& D
—
Den vl .t F t IJ 1st 4s '35 J& J f 40!*
41
Io w a C e n t 1st g 5s 1938. J & D / 58!*
61
1st & ref g 4s 1951 . M&S / 19)*
26%
. . . . M in n St P & Sa nlt Ste M a rie —
____
1st cons gold 4s 1938.. . J & J
87)*
873*
____
1st cons gold 5s 1938 _ J & J
_
•98)4
983*
____
2d M gold ts guar 194 9..J & J
....
C o ll trust si** 1931 . . M A S
103’*
104
1st ref 69 1946 -e r A . . 1t J 1005* 101)*
25-yr 5!*a 1 9 4 9 ............. M&S
87!*
88
85
E q t r 7s i925 I9 3 0 (yri J & D b 5.40
5 .05%
____
M S Ste M t A t l 4s ’ 26 . J & J
99 %
M in n & Pac 1st 4s 1936 . J & J
79
M S tP & S S M & C e n tT e rm R y —
85
92%
1st C h T e rs f 4 s'4 lo p ' 16M &N
823* M in ne ap olis T e r m — See W Is C e n t
____ M ississippi C e n t g 5s 1949 . J & J
92%
92)*
. . . . M iss R iv e r & Bonne T e rre —
____
1st s f 5s 1931 o p . . . . . A & O
90
99
____ M issou ri Kansas T e x R R —
____
P rtor 1 5s 1962 ser A .
.J & J
90
'905*
96
P rio r 1 4s 1962 ser B _____J & J
75
75)*
88)*
102J* 102)*
P rio r 1 fls 1932 ser C _____J & J
5 '/o
A d i M 5s 1967 -wr \ ___ |& I / 88
88 i f
5.20%
6 % gold notes 1930____M&S
100
1003*
. . . . M o Kan A T e x (old c o m p a n y)—
____
1st gold 4s 1990
.
J& D
82)*
82)*
E q u ip trust 6s 1925-35.J & J 15 b 5.70 5 .2 5 %
Boon vllle R R B ridge—
1st g gu s f 4s 1951 . M & N / 68
D a l A W aco 1st gu 5s’40 M * N / 90
100
K an C & Pac 1st" 4s g '90 F & A / 70
80
.
M o K an A K 5h 1942 g u _ A A O /
100
M issouri Kansas & O k la —
1st g gu 5s M a y 1 '42 M & N /
100)*
M K & T o f T 1st 5s gu 42 M & S
113
8herm au Shreveport & 8—
55
1st M gu gold 5s 1943. J & D / 30
8 w Coal A Im p 1st 6s '29 J A J / 90
Te xa s A O k la — 5s 1943 M & S /
99)* M o Pacific R R (new com pa n yi
100)*
1st & ref 5s J u ly 1926 C F & A
10 0 3 *
843*
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A . F & A
865*
87
1st & ref 6s 1949 -tor D F & A
100
100)*
5 % gold notes 1927 _____ I & J
100 Va 100)*
93
M o P acific (old C o ) —
101 J*
G en M 4s M at 1975.. .M & S
65)*
65)*
107
E q u ip 6 3*s 1925-1936 . F & A b 5.45 5.10%
5.60 5.20%
E q tr 6s Ja n 15 25 '35 J& J1 5
102)*
3d 7s e xt to J u ly 1938 at
92 •*
>
84)*
4%
............................. M & N
4 .70%
74)*
C e n tB r U n P a c ls t g 4s’ 48 J & D
75%
4.80%
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s '38. F & A
9o %
5%
2d ext 5s gold 1938____J & J
98?*
90
St L R E 1st 5s 1938. .M & N
___
____
C ardelet Br lat4 >*s’3 8 A & 0
St Louis Iro n M t & Sou—
93)*
99%
94
U n ify * R ef’g g 4s '2 9 .J & J
107 3*
100%
G e u con ry &1 g 5s '31 A & O
1043*
105)*
G e u C o n stpd gu g5 s'3 l A & O
893*
R lv & G u lf D lv 4s 33 M & N
85
85%
__
V e rd V a l l& W lst5 s’ 26M&S 100
63)* M o b ile & B lr m — See Southern R
- - - - M o b ile & O — 1st g 6s 1927_ J& D
102 7* 104
____
1st exteu 6s J u ly 1927__ Q -J
101Va 1 0 2 %
__ G eu g 4s 1938.. ______ M & S
87
E q t,r is 1925 33 (s-a ).-_M A S b5.10% 4.90%
E q tr 5s 1926-39 ( y r ) ____J & J b 5 10 4.90%
M o u lg o u i D lv g 5s 1947. F & a
83)*
98
98)*
... St Louts D lv 5s 1927 _ J & D
_
100)*
J00)*
____
St L A C 4s guar 1931 . . . J & J
94 3*
95
M o ’k & M a lo n e — See N Y C & H
__ M ouongahela Sou 5s 1955. A & O 98
---M o u t O eut — See S t P M & M
104)* M ont W yo & So 5s 3 9 . .. M & L
60
70
79 % M o rris & Essex— See D L & W
98>a N a sh ville C h a tta n o o g a & St L —
101
101%
1st cousol gold 5s 1 9 2 8 ..A & O
Eq tt 4 )*s 1925-37 ( v r l . A & O b 4.95 4 .75%
Nash F lo r & Sh e ff— See L & N

i In London. » Nominal.

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BATLBOAD BONDS

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NOTICE.— AH bond p r i m aro "a n d Interest" except where marked “ I " and flneome and defaulted bonds.
Bonds.

B id .

A sk.

Bonds.

B id .

A sk.

Bonds.

B id .

A sk.

N I Y N H & H a rtfo rd ( C o n c l ) —
P e n n s ylva n ia R R ( C o n c lu d e d )—
N a tio n a l R v s of M e xico —
____
____
70 !
D a n b & N o rw a lk 4s *55. J & D
D R iv R R & B g u g 4s ’3 6 .F & A
93%
W P rio r Hen g 4 H s s f 1957-. J & J / -------____
97
E r ie & P itts b u rg h —
G e n 5s A p r 1 1925_ A & O
_
Ja n 1914 coupon o n ______ f ____
80
84
H a r l R & P o rtc h 4s ’ 54 M & N
G e n gu g 3 % s Ser B ’40. J & J
81%
J u ly 1914 coupon o n ______ * -------26J4
____
92%
84
21
&N
J
r 18%
Ass'n’t Ju n e coupon on —
_ H o u sa to n lc con 5s 193 7.M & N 72)4 ____ G r RSeriesdC E1940_______ .J& JJ 94
& In
x t 4 % s ’4 1 &
N a u ga tu ck 1st 4s ’ 5 4 ..M
95%
G e n M 4s 1977________ A & O / -------78%
81
2d 48 1936____________ A & O
89
90
N e w E n g cons 4s '45 g u . J & J
A p r il 1914 coupon o ff _ _ . . f . . . .
3034
___
M u ske g on D iv g 5s’ 2 6 .J & J
100
102
21
C o n s o lg 5s J u l y 1 *45. . J & J
S G e n 4s assent re d ’m ble 1977./ 16
92)4
„ ___
____
85
N Y & N E Bos T e r 4s’3 9 A & 0
H o lid a y s b B e d fo rd & C u m b
F 8 % K notes Ju n e 1915— J & D / -------____
____
60
84
N H a v & N o r th 4s ’56 gu J & D
1st M g 4s 1951 g u a r .. J & J
N a t R R o f M e x p l g 4 % s ’26 J & J / -------88
_
_
85%
N Y P r o v & B os 4s ’ 4 2 .. A & O
90%
O h io C o n n e c t’g 4s 1943.M & S
few J u ly 1914 coupon o n ______ ' — 32%
N Y W estchester & Bos R y —
P e n n s ylv a n ia C o m p a n y—
Ina
A s s ’n t w lt h J u ly ’24coupon / 29
____
____
60%
61
1st M g 4 % s 1946 g U - . J & J
95
G u g 4s 1931 op 1921. A & O
l i t cons g 48 1951---------- A & O / --------____
51%
85
P r o v Sec deb 4s 1957 g u M & N
G u t r ctfs g 4s 1 9 5 2 ..M & N
87%
SasApril 1914 coupon o f f-------- f -------____
81%
P t o v T e r 1st g 4s gu ’ 56. M&S
85
As8’n t w lt h A p r ’ 24coupon / -------G u t r c t f s g 3 % s 1937 M & S
83%
N Y & N o r — See N Y C e n tra l & H u d
G u t r ctfs g 334s 1941. F & A
84
N ebraska— See C B & Q
i
82
N e w Y o r k O n ta rio & W e ste rn—
G u t r c tfs g 3 % s 1 9 4 2 .J& D
84
N e w E n g R R — See N Y N H & H|
67%
68
R e f 1st g 4s Ju n e 1 9 9 2 ..M & S
82
G u t r ctfs g 3 % s 1944.J & D
83%
New H av & No— S e e N Y N H & H i
64%
65%
92%
R egistered $5,000 o n ly ____
P h B a lt & W a sh 4s ’4 3 .M & N
100
N J J u n c tio n — See N Y C e n tra l]
63%
65
104
G e n M g 4s 1955 re d ____J & D
G e n 5s 1974 Ser B ____F & A
104%
N e w Je r & N e w Y o r k — See E rie !
____
80
5 % 4.75%
P itts C in C h ic & St L o u is—
E q 4 34s M a r ’ 25-Mar*28 M&S b
N e w L o n N o r 1st 4s 1940 . J & J
nwest
89%
90%
96
N Y f* hila& N o r— ls t g 4 s ’3 9 J& J
C o n g gu 4 % s Ser A ’4 0 A & 0
97
N e w M e x R v & C ’l — See E l Paso & Sout
____
76
59
96
60)4
In com e 4s J a n 1 1939___M & N
do
Ser B 1942.. A & O
N e w O r l G t N o r 1st 5s ’ 55- F & A
84%
85
S tock tru s t ctfs 4s 1948.. J & D
96
do
Ser C 1 9 4 2 ..M & N
N e w O r l & N o r th E 6s 1915—
____
____ N Y P r o v & B oa t— See N Y N H & H a rtfo rd
94%
E xte n d e d a t 5 % 1940. . M & N
do
S e r i 1 9 6 3 ...F & A
95%
87
94%
R ef & Im p 4 % s ’ 52 Ser A . J & J
87)4 N Y & P u tn a m — See N Y C e n t & H u d R iv e r
do 4 % s Ser J '6 4 .M & N
81
do 4s Ser D 1945.M & N
90%
N e w O r l T e rm 1st 4s ’53 _ J & J
81)4 N Y & R o c k a w a y Beach— See L ong Is l and
90%
N Y Susq & W — See E rie
do 4s Ser F 1953.. J & D
N e w O rlean s T e x a s & M e xic o —
102
101 %
90%
N Y W estc & B o st— See N Y N H & H
do 4s Ser G 1957.M & N
1st g 6s O c t 1925 Ser A . . J & D
82
/ 94%
81%
90%
N o n -cu m In c 5s O c t ’ 35 Ser A .
9434 N o rd R y s f 6)4s 1950____A & O
do 4s Ser H 1960 F & A
90%
90%
do 3 % s Ser E ’4 9 .F & A
1st 5s 1954 Ser B t e m p .-A & O
90)4 N o rf & C a ro — See A t l C o a st L
100%
99% N o rfo lk Southern—
G e n M 5s 1970 Ser A . J & D
100%
1st M 5 % s 1954 Ser A . . A & O
99 X
72
71%
1st & ref g 5s ’61 op '1 5 .. F & A
101%
N e w p o rt & G in Beige— See L o u is v ille & N ashv
C S t L & P it t s 1st 5s g ’3 2 A & 0
103
____
95%
N o rf & Sou 1st 5s 1941.. M & N
P itts V a & C h a r g u 4s’43M & N
87
N e w b & R ic h — See C o n n & Pass
1
87%
85
1st gen g 5s 1954 o p t . . J & J
P itts Y o u n g & A s h 5s’ 27. M & N 100%
N Y B & M B ch — See L o n g Is l
*i
92
j
90
R a l & C a pe F 1st 5s ’43. M&S
1st gen 4s Ser A 1948.J & D :
86
N Y B a y E x t R R — See L o n g Is l
____
88
R a l & S o u th p con 5s ’ 65. J & D
1st M 5s 1962 Ser B . . F & A
100%
102
N e w Y o r k C e n tra l R R —
115%
85
87
S u ffo lk & C a r con 5 s’ 5 2 .. J & J
101
11634
F ir s t gen 5s 1974 Ser C J & D
103
C o n r deb 6s 1935_____ M & N
____
____
83%
83% N o rfo lk T e r 1st gu 4s ’6 1 .M & N
89%
S un & L e w 1st g 4s 1936 J & J
C o n M 4s 1998 Ser A . . . F & A
j
106%
107
N o r f & W e st gen 6s 1 9 3 1 ..M & N
T o l W a h l V a lle y & O h io —
N a w Y o r k C e n t & H u d R ly e r —
76
____
107%
76%
95%
Im p & extens 6s 1934____F & A
1st g g u 4 % s ’31 Ser A . J & J
R e f’g g 3 % s J u ly 1 1 9 9 7 ..J & J
94 1 94%
____
106%
95%
1st g gu 4 % s ’33 Ser B J & J
N e w R iv e r 1st 6s 1932.. A & O
D e b g 4s '34 ta x-e xe m p t M & N
92%
99%
100
N & W R y 1st cons 4s’9 6 .A & 0
1st g gu 4s ’42 Ser C . . M & S
89%
91 J*
D e b 4s 1942 ta x -e x e m p t .. J & J
90%
90 X
D iv 1st lie n & gen g 4s J u l y 1
Penn & N Y C a n a l— See L e h V a l
R ef & Im p 4 % s 2013 A . A & O
87%
100
88% P e n n sylva n ia & N o rth w e ste rn —
1944 o p t Ja n 1 1929___J & J
100)4
R ef & Im p 5s 2013 C . A & O
128
130
99%
C o n v 6 % Sept 1 9 2 9 ...M &
G ene ral 5s Ja n 1 1930 . . J & J
E q t r 7s ’25-’35 (y r)_ _ A & 0 1 5 b 4.95 4.75%
94%
91%
N & W Pocahontas 4s '41 J & D
C le a rfie ld & J e ff 1st 6s*27.J&J 101%
102%
E a t r 6s Ja n 15 ’ 25-’ 3 5 .J & J 15 b 5.30 5.00%
4.70%
b
4.80 4.65% P eoria & E a ste rn — See C le v C in C h ic & S t L
E q t r 4J4s 1925-’32._ M & N
N Y C Line s eq 5s 1925 ’ 3 7 J& D b 4.90
E q t r 434s 1927-31 (j t ) . F & A b 4.80 4.65% P eoria & N W — See C h ic & N W
N Y C Lines eq 5s’ 2 5 -3 9 .J& D b 4.90 4.70%
E q t r 434& 1929-*32 ( y r ) . A & 0 b 4.80 4.65% P eoria & P e k in U n io n R y —
N Y C Lines eq 4 % s’ 26-’ 2 8 J& J b 4.70 4.00%
93%
N Y C L .e q 4 % s ’25-’3 7 (yr)M & S .b 4.90 4.70%
99
S cio to V a l& N E 1st 4s’8 9 M & N A ? 7^
1st g 5 % s 1974 Ser A . . . F & A
100
N o rth & S o u th C a ro — See C a ro A t l & W est
P eoria R y T e rm — See C h R I & Pac
N Y C Line s eo 4 X s Sept 15
Pere M a rq u e tte (N e w C o )—
1925 to 1939 ( y r ) . .. M & S 1 5 b 4.90 f.7 0 % N ’east of S C — See A t l C L of S C
97%
1st g 5s J u ly ’56 Ser A . . J & J
N Y C R R eq 4% 8 *26 '3 2 .J & J b 4.90 4.70% N o rth e rn C a l R y — See So P ac
98%
Bos & A lb eo 4 % s ’ 25-*27 A & O b 4.95 4.70% N o rth e rn C e n tra l—
1st g 4s J u ly ’56 8er B ._ J & J
81%
82%
74 %
____
99%
C o n gen M 4 34a E 1925. A & O
tb X
L S col t r g 3 % s 1998.. . F & A
E q t r 6s J a n 15 ’ 25-’35. J& J1 5 b 5.45 5.10%
75%;
75 %
100%
____
96%
M o r t bds 5s 1926 Ser A . . J & J
L E & D e t R lv 4 % s ’3 2 .F & A
M C c o l t r g 3 % s 1 9 9 8 ..F & A
97%
94 , M o r t bonds 5s 1926 Ser B J & J
____ Perkiom enlst5s*18 e xt to ’3 8 Q -J
92 X
100%
96
Beech C r 1st 4s g gu ’3 6 .J & J
96%
101% 102
G e n & ref 5s 1974 Ser A .M & S
2d 5s 1918 e xt to 1938.. . Q - J
95
2d gua r g 5s 1936 . . - J & J
____1 N o rth e rn O h io — See L E & W e st
Petersb urg— See A t l C o a st L in e
C lf B it C C o 1st g 4s ’ 40 J & J
78% N o rth e rn P a c ific —
P h ila & B a lt C e n t 4s 1 9 5 1 .M & N
88
Beech C re e k E x t 3 % s ’ 51 A & O
77 X
90
82%
84%
84% P h ila B a lt & W ash— See P en n syl van ia
P r io r lie n g 4s Ja n 1997._ Q -J
C a rt & A d tr 1st 4s ’8 1 .. J & D
RR
61
99 X
fo %
G e n lie n g 3s J a n 2 0 4 7 ..Q - F
P h ila H a rris b u rg & P itts b u rg h —
G o u t & O sw 1st 5s g ’ 42. J & D
86%
86%
1st m tge g old 5s 1925.. A & O
99%
T,alr« Shore & M ic h S outh—
R e f & im p 4 3482047 Ser A J & J
79%^
106%
107% P h ila N e w t & N Y 3s 1942. A & O
78%
74
C o n g r e f 3 % s 1997.. . J & D
R e f & im p 6s 2047 Ser B . J & J
78
97
98%
96%
R e f & im p 5s 2047 Ser C . J & J
P h ila & R ea d— See R ea d in g C o
98X
D e b g 4s 1928............... M & S
96%
96
98%
R e f & im p 5s 2047 Ser D . J & J , 96%
P h ila W ilm & B a lt 4s 1926. J & J
G o ld 4s 1931________ M & N
99%
____
b
5 % 4 . /o %
97%
Eo
(y ).F & A
C le y S h o rt L 4 % s ’ 6 1 .A & O
4s
__ E o tt rr 434s’ 25-’32(y r r).M & N 1 5 b 5.10 4.90% P hD e bpen tureagilw a 193 2.. _ A A O 94% 94%
99%
ilip in e R
y—
K A & G r R 1st 5s ’ 3 8 ..J & J
7s 1925-30
15
____
105
—
42
S t P & D D iv g 4s 1996. . J & D
1st p 4s 1937 s f o p t g u . J & J
42%
K a l & W P lg ’n g 5s ’4 0 .J & J
____
84%
85
10 1%
86
W a sh C e n t 4s M a r 1948.Q-M
P ie d m o n t & N o r 1st 5s 1954 J & J
M ahon C R R 1st 5s '3 4 . . J & J
88
100%
S t P au l * D u l 1st 5s ’ 31 . F & A
P in e C re e k — See N Y C e n t & H u d R iv e r
M a rch D ls p T ra n s p C o —
85%
87
E q t r 4 % s 1925-1926 _ J & J b 5.25 4.60%
1st consol g 4s 1 9 6 8 .J& D
P itts b Bessemer & L a k e E r ie —
81
____
100
D u l U n io n D e p 5s ’ 3 0 .A & O
P S & L E l s t g 5s 1940.. A & O
101%
M ic h ig a n C e n tra l—
____ N o P ac T e r C o — 1st 6s ’ 33. J & J
____
109%
95
5s cou '31 D & B C d i r M&S 100%
C o ns ls t g 5 s J u l y 1*43 J & J
101
97% N o rth R v of C a l— See Sou P ac
92%
97 X
P B & L E con g 5s 1947. J & J
D e b g 4s 1929_______ A & O
92
94
E q u ip 5s 1925-*30 ( y r ) A & O 6 4.90 4.70% N o r th Penna e x t’d 4s '3 6 ..M & N
P itts C h a r & Y o u g h io g h e n y—
75
E q u ip 6 s ’ 25 *32 ( y T ) . . M & S 6 5.15 4.90%
77
80
G e n m tge g td 4s 1 9 3 2 ..A & O
G e n g 3 3-10s 1953______ J & J
____
31
32% P itts C in C h ic & S t L — See Pen n R R
1st 5s K a l & S H 1939 M & N
N o rth w T e r m g 5s 1926 g u . J & J
____ N o rw ic h & W o r — 4s 1927. M&S
____ P itts & L a k e E r ie — S e e N Y C e n t & H u d R iv e r
96
1st m tge M A i r L 4s ’40 J & J
90X
____
____ O g d ’b u & L C h a m — See R u tla n d
P itts M c K & Y o u g h — See N Y C
1st g4s J o l& N In d ’57 J & J 10
77%
—
l s t g 3 A s J L & Sa g’ 51 M & S
O fiio C o n n e c tin g — See P e n n s ylv aula K R
P itts S h a w & N — 1st g 5s*49 F & A /
4
8
81
G o ld 4s Fe b 1 1952_____ F & A / -------1st r 3 H s 1952.. . . . M A N
79 X
5
O h io I & W — See C C C & S t L
____ O h io R iv e r — See B a lt & O h io
60
B a v C & B C ls t M g 3s’ 89 J & D
6% receivers* ctfs 1927._ M & A / 40
65
99
60%
____ O ld C o lo n y 4s D e c 1925_ J & D
____ P itts b u rg h & S ha w m u t—
B a t C & S l s t g u g 3 s ’8 9 J& D
_
89
____
91%
D e t R T u n 4 % s ’ 6 1 g u .M & N
91%
1st s f g 5s 1959 o p t . _ . . J & D / 50
70
4s Ja n 1938 . --------------------J & J
89% '
-------- P itts Shen & L E — Se eP B ess& LE
80
____
G ra n d R1t V a l 4s ’ 5 9 .M & S
334s J u l y 1 1932______ J & J
____
____
104%
____ P itts b T e rm R R & C o a l—
T o l C a n Sou & D 4s ’ 56 J & J
1st M 5348 1944 ______ F & A
84
85
95
1st g g u a r s f 5s 1942 _ . J & J
M oh & M a i 4s 1991____M & S
O regon & C a lifo rn ia — See SoPac
1
____
—
91
C o n sol g 3 % s 2002____M&S
O re g o n -W a sh in g to n R R & N a v
W e stS id e B e lt 1st g 5s*37M&S
82
82
86 1 1st & ref g gu 4 s '61 o p t . . J & J
81%
N J June 1st 4s gu ’ 86— F & A
P itts V a & C h a s— See P en n R R
88%
88% P itts & W e ste rn— See B & O
N Y & H a r 1st g 3 % s 2000 M & N
83)4 I O re R R & N a v cons 4s’4 6 J& D
78 X
____ lO regon S h o rt L in e — See U n Pac
100
N Y & N o r 1st g 5s ’2 7 . .A & 0
P itts b Y o u n g s & A s h — See Penn R R
|
83 iPactfic C o a st C o — See M isc Bds
P o rtla n d & O gdensbu rg—
N Y & P u t 1st 4s g 1993.A & O
82X
93%
94%
____ IPaducah & 11 1st 4)48 '5 5 ..J & J
92
95
1st M 4 % s 1928g u a r .. .M & N
P ine C re ek gu 6s 1 9 3 2 ..J& D
1
105 X
25
____
____ 'Pan A m e rica n 1st 5s ’ 34 o p . J & J / 10
96
P o r t& R F a lls — 1st g 4s*26. M & N
P itts & L E r ie 6s 1928___J & J
98
92
101
95
D e b en ture 4s A u g 1 9 2 7 .F & A
5s Ja n 1 1928________ A & O
101M IP a ris-L v o n s-M e d ite rra n e a n R R
79%
80
76
E o t r 6 % s 1925-35( y r ) A & O 6 5.15 4.95% 1 E x t s f 6s 1958_______ F & A 1 J
80
P o r tl (M e ) T e rm gu 4s *61 . J & J
____ I S f e x t’l 7s in t rets ’58.M & S15
87
95
104 X
87%
G u a r 5s 1961____________ J & J
P itts M c K & Y 6s ’ 3 2 .J & J
97
____ P aris-O rlea n s e x t’l 7s 1954 M & S
86
8 /% P o rt R ea d in g — 1st g u 5s*41. J& J
97
2d 6s guar 1934_____ J & J
102X
99
93
___ P a u lis ta R v ls t7 s ’42 S e rA M & S lf
99% P o rts G t F & C o n — SeeBos&M e
8 t L a w r & A d lro n 5s ’ 9 6 .J & J
102
101
100
P oto m ac V a l— 1st gu 5s g ’41J&J
2d gold 6s 1996______ A & C
P e n n s ylva n ia R R —
82%
82
W est S hore 1st 4s 2361— J& J
91%
C o n M 4s g o ld 1943------M&K
P rin ce to n & N o r th w — See C h ic & N W
92
92%
91%
9134
N Y C & S t L 1st g 4s ’3 7 .A & O
P r o v Sec C o — See N Y N H & B
do 4s g o ld 1948___M&1S
102%
103 I
'2d & im p 6s A B & C ’31. M&1S
do 4s g o ld 1948 sterling
P rovid e n ce T e rm — S e e N Y N H * H
91%
93
82
stam ped d o lla r bonds
P ro v & W o re — 1st 4s 1947 A & O
D e b 4s M a y 1 1931____M & b
9434
9434
99%
100
94% i
94 X
R e f 5 % s ’74 S e rA te m p . A & O
do 4 % s g 1960_____ F & /
R a le ig h & A u g u s ta — See Seaboa rd A ir L in e
93%
93% R a l & Ca pe F e a r— See N o r f Sou
N Y C o n n e c tin g R R —
1 G e n g 434s 1965 _______ J & E
102
102% R a l & C harles— See Seab A L
91%
l i t M 4 % s 1953________ F & J
G e n g 5s D e c 1 1968____J& C
91X
108%
108% R ale igh & G a s— See Seab A i r L
N Y & G r ’w o od Lake — See Erie
10-year g old 7s A p r 1*30. A & O
110%
110% R a l & S o uthp— See N o r f South
N Y & H a r — See N Y C & H u d R ir
1 5-yr 634s F e b 1 1936.. F & A
98% R ale igh & S W — See Ches& O hlo
N y & Je rs e y— See H u d & M a c
40-vr 5s 1964......................M & F i 98%
77
N Y L a c k & W e st— See D L & W
93
R a rita n R iv e r — 1st g 5s ’39. J& J
C o n M 3 348 g £ 1945____J & , I f 72
95
b
5.2
N Y L E & W C R R — See Erie
E q t r 6s Ja n 15 *25-’35. J & J 1C
5 % R ea ding C o m p a n y—
E q t r 5s M a r 1925-1938.M &S b 4.9C 4.75%
93%
N Y & L B r — See C e n t of N .
G e n g old 4s Ja ri 1 1 9 9 7 ..J& J
93%
90
N Y N e w H a v e n & H a r tfo rd —
G e n equip 5s 1925-39 (y r )A & C b 4.9C 4.75%
Interchangeab le ctfs d e p _
_
94
88%
88
D e b 68 Ja n 15 ’ 48 c o n y.J& J1 1
E q t r 4 34s 1925-1939 (y r )A & C b 4.8C 4.70%
E q 4 % s J u ly ’ 25-Jan *27.J& J b 4.75 4 .40%
56%
91
56
A leg V a l gen 4s 1942____M & S
D e b 4s M a y 1 1957____M&1>
E q 5s (J & J ) *25-*32 Ser J . J & J b 4.8 ( 4.65%
91%
63
62%
55
60
B a lt C h e s & A tls t g 5s*34 M & S
90%
D e b 4s J u ly 1 ’5 5 n on -co nv J & .
J e r C e n t g 4s ’ 51 op ’06. A& C
91%
62%
98
100
D e b 4s 1956 n o n -c o n y ..M & >
B elvld ere D e l gu 4s 1927 F & A
93%
G e n & ref 4 % s 1997 Ser A J& J
93%
61X
82%
64 X
82%
D e b 4s 1947 n o n -c o n y ..M & S
1st g gu 334s 1943--------J& .
A tla n tic C i t y gu 4s 1951. J& J
88%
101%
D e b 3 % s M a r 1947____M&S
C in L e b & N o r 4s 1942.M & f
8734
57 34
1st M g old 5 % s 1929. M &b
96%
56%
56%
—
C le v & M a rie tta , 434s’33 M&*
79
D e b 3 % s 1954 n o n -c o n y A & C
W & N A t r ctfs 4s red 105.Q-M
80
55%
5234
C le ve la n d & P itts b u rg h —
101
D eb 3 % s 1956 c o n v ____J& .
P h ila & R — 2d 5s g 1933. A& C
97 ^
9954
99%
90%
F ra n c deben 7s (e x t) 1925A&C
S e rA 4 34s gen g td 1942.J & J
Im p M e xt g 4s 1947._A& C
92%
97%
99
8erB4 % s gen g td 1942 A & C
91
D o lla r deben 7s(ext) '25 A & C
C o ns e xt g old 4s 1937 M&S
9854
69%
83 |
____
6734
104
B os & N Y A L 1st 4s g ’ 55 F & /
T e rm 5s g gu M a y 1 ’ 41 Q -F
105
I n t red to 3 3 4 % - - ____
64 X
80%
87
65% i
8er C 3 34s gen gts '48M & N
C e n t N e w E n g 4s 1961 .J & J
D e l R T e r p m g 5s ’42M<feN
100%
77
83 '
D utchess C o 4 % s '40 J & f l
Ser D 3 ^ 8 firen ertd *50.F<feA
80%
86K
E x p m on g 5s 1942.J & ,
100%
—
b Basis. / This price includes accrued nterest. k Last sale.
In London, n Nominal,
s Sale price,
t Tax-exem pt.




34

RAILROAD BONDS AND STOCKS

[Vol. 120.

NOTICE.— All bond prices are “ and Interest” except where marked “ f” and Income and defaulted bonds
Bonds.

B id .

A sk.

B onds.

B id .

A sk.

B o n d s a n d S to c k s .

B id .

R e a d in g C o m p a n y ( C o n clu d e d ,)
So C a ro & G a — See S outh R y
T o le d o P eo ria & W e ste rn—
____ S o u th B o u n d — See Seaboard A L
W llm & N o 1st 5s ’ 2 7 .J & D
99
1st g 4s J u l y 1 1917______J & J / 25
27
G e n g 5s A u g 1 1932.Q -F
98
Sou In d ia n a — See C h T e rre H a u te & S E
C e rtifica tes of deposit_____
P h ila & R ea d C o a l & Iro n —
Southern 1 1 & M o B rid g e C o —
1
T o le d o S t L o u is & W e ste rn—
73
100
C o l s f g 4 s e xt’32gu F & A
92
1st M g 4s 1951________ M & N
7734
P r lie n g 334s J u ly 1 1925. J & J
Southern P a c ific C o —
Rens & S aratoga— See D e l & H
1st g o ld 4s A p r 1 1 9 5 0 -.. A & O
8234
84%
8 4 % T o l T e rm ls t 434s’ 5 7 g u _ _ M & N
87%
R lc h m & D a n v — See S outhern R y
C o ll t r 4s (C P ) A u g 1 ’49 J & D
96%
97
R ic h Fre d erick s!) & Potom ac—
C o n v g 4 s J ’n e l ’ 2 9 op’ 1 4 M & S
T o l W a lh V a l & O — SeePennRR
99%
85
101
C o n s m tge 4 34s 1940____A & O
C o n v g 5s 1934_________ J & D
T o ro n to H a m ilto n & B u ffa lo —
5 % 4.80%
85%
E q u ip 6s Ja n 15’28-’ 35_ J& J1 5 b 5.40 5.20%
E q u ip 7s 1925-1935____J & D b
l s t g 4s Ju n e 1 194 6.. . . J & D
90
R ic h & M e cklen b u rg — SeeSo R y
E q 5s 1925-1939 ( y r ) . . M & N b 4.90 4.70% U ls te r & D e l con 5s 1928.. J & D
55
R ic h < Peters— See A t l C o a st L
fc
E q t r 5s 1928-38 (yT )_ _ _ J& D
1st re f g 4s 1952_______ A & O
R ic h m o n d T e r m - 1st 5s 1952J & J
P acific F r u it E xp ress equip 7s
U n io n P a c ific —
10034 101
R ic h m o n d -W a sh in g to n C o —
Ju n e 1 1925-1935 ( y ’ly ) J & D b 5.10 4.85%
1st R y & 1 g r 4s g 1 9 4 7 ..J & J
9134
88
90
C o l t r g gu 4s 1943 o p t . . J & D
A u s t & N o r 1st 5s g ’4 1 . . J & J
C o n v 4s 1927____________ J & J
9934
9834
85
R io G r Ju n e — See D e n v & R io G ra n d e
C e n tra l P a c ific —
1st & re f 4s Ju n e 2008_ M & S
_
87%
104
R io G ra n d e So— See D e n & R io G ra nde
1st re fd g 4s g g ’d '49 F & A
1st & ref 5s Ju n e 2 2008.M & S
8934
86%
87
R io G ra n d e W est— See D e n v & R io G r ande
1st g gu 4s O c t 1 1954.A & O
10-year 6s J u l y 1 9 2 8 ... J & J
10434
95%
9934 10134
R o c k Is l-F ris c o T e rm — 5s’ 27J<feJ
M 3348 g g ’d A u g 1 ’ 29 J & D
E q t r 434s ’ 28-’38 ( y r ) .M & N b 4.75
m 72%
R o c k I s l A r k & L a — See C R I & Pac
w E u ro p e a n lo a n 4 s’46 M&S
E q 4 % 3 M a r l5 ’29-39.M&S 15 b 4.80
7334
R o c k Is l & P eoria— See C R I & P
G a lve sto n H a rris b & San A n —
E q t r 5s 1927-’ 3 7 (y r)_ M&S b 4 . 7 5
_
____
100%
5%
R u tla n d — Con434s 1941_ J & J
_
M e x & P D iv 1st 5s ’31 M & N
E q u ip t r 7s 1925-35 ( y r ) . J & D b
8634
10034
97
100%
93
2d M 5s 1931 g u ............ J & J
B en n & R u t 434s g ’ 2 7 .M & N
O re R R & N a v — See O re -W a s h R R &
72
104
O g d & L C h 1st g gu 4s ’4 8 .J & J
71 %
O re Sh L 1st 5s 1946____J & J
G ila V a l G lo b e & N o rth e rn —
____
74
99%
10434
1st cons gu a r 5s 194 6 ..J & J
R u t l C a n 1st g gu 4s ’49. J & J
1st g 5s N o v 1 1924. .M & N
71 %
5%
97
E q t r 4 % a 1925-27 ( y r ) M & N b 5.50
H ou ston E a st & W e st Te xa s—
R e f g gu 4s ’ 29 op ’ 0 7 .J & D
100
U ta h & N o rth e rn —
S t C la ir M a d & S t L o u is B e lt—
1st 5s g M a y 1 1933. M & N
10034
____
74
68
93%
10034
A lt o n B rid g e 1st g 4s ’ 51 . J & J
1st g u a r g 5s M a r ’3 3 .M & N
1st 7s’08ext a t4 % to ’ 3 3 .J& J
____
S t C la ir T e rm 1st 5s 1932.. F & A
C o n so l g old 5s 1 9 2 6 ...J & J
H ouston & T e xa s C e n tra l—
9834
100 3s
100
60
40
1st 1g 5s 1937_________ J & J
S t John s & L C h a m — 5s ’44 M&S
10034 U n io n T e rm in a l C o (D a lla s )—
102
____
76%
S t J & G r I s l— 1st g 4s 1947. J & J
1st g 5s 1942 op 1 9 2 2 ...A & O
W a c o & N W D iv 6 s g ’30M &N
7534
9834
100
103
U n ite d N J R R &~ C a n a l C o —
S t L a w r & A d ir — See N Y C e n t
N o rth C a l R y g 5s 1929. J & D
10234
____
G eneral g old 4s 1929____M & S
S t L o u is A1 & T H — See 111 C e n t
N o R y of C a l 5s g gu 1938 A & O
9634
10134 10134
O regon & C a l 1st 5s 1927.J & J
G ene ral g old 4s 1944. . M&S
S t L o u is B r — See T e rm R R Assn
9234
82%
83
80
G e n 1st g 334s M a r 1 ’ 51. M&S
S t L & C a iro — See M o b ile & O
8 A & A r Pa3Sg g u 4s ’43. J & J
85
S t L Ir o n M t& S o u — See M o P a c
San F ra n T e rm 1st 4s ’ 50 A & O
8534 U p p e r Coos— See M a in e C e n tra l
____
112 ] U ta h & N o rth e rn — See U n io n P acific
S t L M e r B r C o — See T e rm R R
So P a c ific B r 6s 1937.. A & O
S t L P eoria & N W — See C h ic & N W
U tic a C lin t & B in g — See D e l & H udson
S outhern P a c ific R R C a l—
103
V a n d a lia R R —
S t L R o c k y M t & P 5s 1955— See M isc C OS.p.44
1st c o n g 5s gu 1937. . M & N
C o n g 4s 1955 Series A . . F & A
S t L S o u th — See Illin o is C e n tra l
1st ref g 4s 1955 op ’ 10. J & J
8834
8934
8634
____
So P ac Coast 1st g 4s ’37 J & J
Series B 1957_______ M & N
9334
S t L o u ls -S a n F r (reorganized)
8634
72%
99
V e ra C ru z & P a c ific R R —
P r io r lle n 4 s 1950Ser A . . J & J
7234
Te xa s & N O con 5s 1943 J & J
9534
87%
87
92
1st g 4 % a 1934 o p t ______ J & J / . . . .
P r io r lie n 5s 1950 Ser B . . J & J
D a lla s D iv 1st g 4s ’30 F & A
9334
102%
10234 S outhern R a ilw a y —
P r io r lie n 6s 1928 Ser C . . J & J
J u l y 1914 coupon o n ______ / 18
9534
94 34
P r io r lie n 5 34s ’42 Ser D . J & J
1st consol g o ld 5s 1994 _ J & J
1st g 4 34s 1934 assenting____ / . . . .
100J4 10034
88%
7634 V e rd ig V a l In d & W — See M o P
76
_
D e ve lop & gen M g 4s '56 A & O
C u m a d j 6s J u ly 1955_ A & O f 88 34
79%
72
In com e m tge 6s J u ly 1960 O ct / 7 9 %
D e v & gen 6s 1956_____A & O
10434 10434 V e rm o n t V a l 1st 434s ’40. A & O
E q t r 6s Ja n 15 ’25-v3 4 .J & J lA b 5.45 5.15%
D e v & gen 634s 1956____A & O
10834 10834 V ic k s b u rg Shreve & P a c ific —
____
100
P r lie n 6 s’ 15 ext 5 % ’4 0 .M & N
E q t r 6s Ja n 15 ’ 25 ’ 35 J&.T15 b 5.40 5.10%
G e n m tge g old 6s 1931 . J & J
10534
100%
96
101J4
G e n 5a M a y 1 1941____M & N
G e n m tge g o ld 5s 1 9 3 1 ..J& J
E q t r 5s 1925-39 (s-a)__M & S b 5 %
____
101
90 34
R e f & im p 6 s’ 73 Ser A . . M & N
C o n m tge 4s J u ly 1996___J & J
Eq4*4s N o v 15’ 2 5 -2 6 M & N l5 b 4.95 4 . 7 5 %
____
4 % V irg in ia M id la n d — See Sou R y .
98
Sou W e st D l v g 5s 1947.A & O
E q tr4 3 4 s A p r’25-’3 9 (s -a )A & 0 b 4.80
S t L o u is Southw estern—
E T e n n re o rg lie n 5s 1938 M&S
9 9 3 4 V a & Southw est— See Southern R y
9934
81
____ V irg in ia n R a ilw a y —
80%
1st g 4s 1989 c e r t l f s ___M & N
1st M e m d lv g 5s 1996 . . J & J
9934
7434
1st M g 5 s 1962o p t _____ M & N
9534
2d g In c 4s N o v ’89 c e r t - . J & J / 7234
S t Lou ts D iv 1st g 4s 1951 J & J
8534
8634
87%
____
87
70
1st consol g 4s 1932____J & D
A ik e n B r 1st g 4s 1998. . J & J
E q 6 s A A p r’2 5 A p r’30(s-a) A & O b 5.16
84%
83 %
1st te rm & u n lf 5s 1 9 5 2 ..J & J
W abash— 1st g old 5s 1939. M & N
A tla n ta & C h a rlo tte A ir L in e
10034
5%
9534
2d g old 5s 1939_________ F & A
9634
E q t r 534s 1925-1939(s-a)M&S b 5.25
1st M 4 % a 1944 ser A . J & J
9434
88%
86%
102
1st M 5s 1944 ser B . J & J
Deb m tge 6s Ser B 1 9 3 9 ..J & J / -------C e n t A r k & E a 1st 5s’40opJ& J
10234
—
77
88
1st lie n te rm g 4s 1954___J & J
G ra y s P t T e rm g 5s ’47. . J & D
A t l & D a n v ille 1st 4s ’48 J & J
7634
7434
88
85
68
S hrev B d g & T e r 5s ’ 55 gu F & A
2 d g 4s 1948___________J & j
6334
E q t r 6s 1925-35 (y e a r).J& J1 5 b 5.5U
77
100
86%
8734
D e t & C h ic e xt 1st g 5s’41J& J
Stephen v N & S T e x S s ’ 40op J & J
A t l & Y a d 1st gu g 4s '4 9 . A & O
7534
____
99%
Des M d lv 1st g 4s 1939. . J & J
S t P a u l B rid g e & T e rm in a l R y —
E T V a & G a — D iv g 5 s ’ 30 J & J
8234
102%
10034 101
83
101
1st M 6s 1929___________J & J
C o n sol 1st g 5s 1956. .M & N
T o le d o & C h ic 4s g 1941. M&S
75
S t P au l & D u lu th — See N o r Pac
G a M id 1st g 3s 1946____A & O
O m aha D l v lst3 3 4 sR ’ 41 A & O
6434
6534
____ W a co & N W — See H o u s to n & Te xa s
S t P a u l E a s t G r T r u n k — SeeChic & N W
K n o x v & O l s t g 6s 1925.. J & J
10034
W a rren R R — See D L & W
S t P a u l & K C S h o rt L — See C h R I & Pac
L & N So jo in t g 4s— See L & N
85
W ash & C o lu m R lv 4s 1935.J&J
S t P a u l M in n & M a n ito b a —
M o b & B lrm p r lie n 5s ’45 J & J
9634
94%
94 34
S m a l l _____ __________
W ash in gton C e n t— See N o r Pac
1st cons g 4s 1933_______ J & J
9034
109%
108%
76
1st consol g 6s 1933.. . . J & J
G e n M g 4s 1945_____ J & J
7 7 3 4 W ash C o R y — See M a in e C e n t
08%
77
08%
S m a ll.__________________
1st cons red to 434s g ’3 3 .J & J
W ash T e rm C o — 334s 1945. F & A
8134
7034
9 'i%
02%
89
83
M o b ile & O col t r 4s ’ 38 M & S
1st g o ld 4s 1945 g u a r .. . F & A
M o n ta n a e xt 1st 4s *37._ J & D
8334
____ W e a th e rfo rd M in W e lls & N — Se e T e x &
98
Pacific E x t 1st 4s £ 1940.J & J I f 88
R ic h & D a n d e b 5sstpd’ 27 A & O
9934
W est Je rse y & Sea Shore—
Eastern R y of M in ne so ta —
R ic h m o n d & M e cklen b u rg —
____
C o n sol g o ld 4s 193 6 .. . . J & J
N o r d lv 1st g 4s 1948. A & O
8734
1st g 4s N o v 1 1948.- M & N
7534
9234
7434
____
102
110%
89
101
M o n t C e n 1st gd 6s ’ 3 7 ..J & J
C o n s 3 34s g Ser B 1936 . J & J
So C a ro & G a 1st 5 )4s’ 29M &N
____
____ W est M a ry la n d 4s 1 9 5 2 ...A & 0
101%
1st g u a r g old 5s 1937_ J & J
_
V a M id Series E 5s ’ 2 6 . . M&S 10034
6534
____
____
____
101%
W ll & S F 1st 5s g 1938.. J & D
5 % g o ld notes 1915 o d . . . J & J
Series F 5s 1 9 3 1 _____ M&S
9934
90
100
10034
B a lt & H a rris g 5s 19 3 6 .M & N
S t P & N Pac— See N o Pac
G e n ’l 5s 1936________ M & N
____
96
V a & S o u th w 5s 2003 ___J & J
1st M W e st E x t g 5s’38M &N
8 t P a u l U n io n D e p o t—
9734
101
88
1st & ref 5s 1972_____ J & J
10 13 4
1st con g 5s 1958_____A & O
8954 W est N Y & P en n 5s 1 9 3 7 ..J & J
10034
S a lt L a k e C i t y U n D e p & R R —
S & N A la — See L o u is & N a sh v
G e n m tge g o ld 4s 1 9 4 3 ..A & O
8034
90
93J4 S o uth P ac C o a st— See Southern P acific
1st M 5s 1938________ M & N
Incom e g 5s A p r 1943. _N o v 1 / 45
W estern P a c ific R R C o rn —
San A n t & A ra n Pass— SeeSoPac
S p a rta n U & C o l— See A s h v & Soar
____
20
San F r & S Jo V a l— See A T & S F e
Spokane Fa lls & N o r 6s '3 9 .J & J
1st M 5s 1946 Series A .. M & S
9134
101
1st M 6s 1946 Series B ..M & 8
S pok In te rn e t 1st g 5s 1955J&J
S in F ra n T e rm — See Sou P a cific
8734
8534
____
____
90
4 % notes 1930 . . . . . A & O
Santa F e Pres & P h — See A tc b T o p & S Fe
S tate L & S u lliv 4 % a 1929 J & J
____
S » u lt Ste M a rie B rid g e —
Staten Is ld R y — See B a lt & O hio
E q t r 534s 1925-38 ( y r ) . J & D
____ S tephenv N & S T e x — See St L S W
80
97
la t M s f g 5s J u ly 1 1937. J & J
W estern P a — 1st g 4s 1»Z8 J & D
S a v F la & W — See A t l C o a st L in e
S uff & C a ro lin a — See N o r f & So
W est R y o f A la — 4 34s 1918 e xt
67 %
73
a t 6 % to O c t 1 1928____A & O
S av& S tates— 1st g gu 5s ’53 J & J
S u n b u ry H a zle to n & W - B —
____ W e st Shore— See N Y C & H R R (Jo
S ihe ne cta dy & D uanesburg—
1st 5s M a y 1 1928_____M & N
____
____ W est Side B e lt— See P itts T e rm
100
1st g u a r 6a 1924_______ M & S
2d m tge Inc 6s ’ 38 c o u p . M & N
W est V a & P ltts b — See B & O
S c h u y lk ill R iv e r E S— See B & O
S u n b u ry & L e w — See Penn R R
Scioto V a l & N E — See N o r & W
S up erior S h o rt L in e — See C h St P M & O m aha W h e e lin g & L a k e E r ie R R —
____ T a m p a & Ja c k so n v ille —
78%
Seab A i r L — 1st g 4s 1950.. A & O
1st consol gold 4s 1949. .M & S
7334
79
15
78%
7
1st M 5s 1949 c tf d e p ..A & O
R e f M 434s Ser A 1966.. M & S
S tam ped .
___
6934
85
7 8 % T a m p a N o rth 1st 5s ’36 o p .J & J
78%
75
E q t r 5s 1925-27 (ye a r! . A & O 0 5.26
A d ju s t M 5s O c t 1 1949.F & A
6 5 % T e rm R R Assn (St L o u is )—
64 %
10 034
L E rie D iv 1st g 5s 1926. A & O
R e f g 4s 1959 o p t . . ___A & O
90%
96
9034
1st g o ld 434s 1939______ A & O
W he e ling D iv 1st g 5s ’ 2 8 .J& J
1st & con 6s 1945 Ser A .M & S
9934
9534
____
100
1st consol gold 5s 1944 . F & A
E q u ip tru s t 6s 1925-27. J & D b 5.50 5.10 %
E x t e n & im p t g 5s 1 9 3 0 ..F & A
9734
____
G e n re f s f g 4s '53 op ’ 10. J & J
6 % notes Ja n 1933______ __ _
E q t r 6s (s. a .) 1925-’3 7 .F & A b 5.60 5.30%
9834
8334
88
107
S t L B r 1st g 7s 1929____A & O
10734 W heeling T e rm 4s 1940____F & A
A tla n ta -B irm ln g h a m D lv ls —
85%
85 %
S t L M e r B dge T — 5s’30 A & O
1st g 48 M a y 1 1 9 3 3 ..M & S
9934 1 10034 W ic h ita F a lls & N o rth w e ste rn —
____
____
102
81
1st 5s Ja n 1939_________ J & J / 115
M e r B dge 6s ’ 29 op ’ 09 F & A
C a r C e n t 1st g gu 4 s ’49. J & J
____
1st & ref g 5s 1940 o p ____J & J / 90
T e rre H a u te & In d 5s 1925.J & J
F lo rid a C e n t & Peninsula—
____ T e rre H a u te & Peo 5s ’4 2 . . M & S
100
99
98
W ic h ita U n io n T e rm in a l R y —
1st 1 g e x t 5s g old 1930. J & J
83
92
100
08%
76
1st g gu 4J4s 1941 o p t .. M & N
Te xa s C i t y T e rm 6s '41 J& J2 6
1st con 5s g old 1943_ J & J
_
04%
96
W ilk e s -B & E a s t— See N Y S & W
Te xa s & N e w O r l— See So Pac
S o B o u n d l8 t g 5 s ’41 _ A & 0
____ Te xa s & O k la — See M K & T
94
W illia m s p o rt & N B ra n ch R R —
G e orgia & A la 5s O c t ’45. J & J
____ T e xa s & Pac 1st 5s 200 0.. J & D
94
101
100
1st ref g old 4 34s 1931
. J & J / 70
G a & A la T e r m l s t g 5s’48 J & D
95
99%
00%
2d In c g 5s D e c 2000____M a r / 88
W ilm a r& S F a lls — See S tP M & M
G a C a r & N — 1st 5s g '29 J & J
100
L o u D lv 1st 5s 1 9 3 1 ____J & J
101*4
9934 W ll & N o r— See P h ila & R e a d ’g
R a l’h & A u g ’sta— 1st 6s’ 26 J & J
9834
____
50
5 % W il & W e lso n— See A t l Coast L
E q t r 5s 1925-’39______ M & N b 5.20
R a l & Charles 4s 1956.- F & A
____
50
95
90
Denison & Pac Sub 1930 M&S
W in ston -S a le m Southb ound—
C o n s 4s 1956.. . . . F & A
____
97
W e a th e rfo rd M in W & N o rth
1st gold gua r 4s 1960. . J & J
R a l’h & G a st’n— 1st 5sg’4 7 J& J
81J4
100 34 10034
1st gu a r f 5s 1930 . . F & A
W in sto n -S a le m T e rm in a l C o .—
Seab& R oanoke— 1st 5s’ 26J & J
9534
9534
____ T e x P a c -M o Pac T e rm R R —
95
I 1st M g 5s 1966_______ A & O
Seacoast R R of N J 5s ’48. A & O
90
80
1st M g 5 }4s 1964______ M & S
9834 W iso C e n R y — 1st M g 4s’4 9 J& J
9834
____
____ T o le d o C a n Sou & D e t— See M lc h C ent
75
1st & ref 4s 1959_______ A & O
8ebast & M ooseh 1st 5s ’ 28 M & S
T o l & O h io C e n t 1st 5s 1935 J & J
S ha m okln S u n b ’y & L e w lsb ’g —
534 % g notes A p r 15’27A&015 10134
10034 10 0 3 4
____ ' ____
W est D lv 1st 5s g 1935. A & O
M a rsh fie ld & South E a st D iv
2d 68 g J u l y 1 1925____J J & J
9934 100
70
Sherm an S h re v < Sou— See M o 'K a n < Te xa s
fc
fc
G e n g old 5s 1935 . .
..J & D
p u rm o n l s t g 4 s 1951 M & N
9834
9734
St M a r y ’s D iv 4s g 1951. F & A
83
Sup & D u l D iv 4s 1936. . M & N
S hreve B rd g & T e r — See S t L o u i s S outh western
8534
8634
b
5.10 4.75%
60
E q t r 4J4s 1926-27 (y e a r) .J & J
M ln ne a p T e rm 334a’50op J & J
S ie rra R y o f C a l—
__
84
76
1st s f 6s g A p r 12 ’37. A & 0 1 2
K a n a & M ic h 1st 4s "1990 A & O
W or N a sh * R och — 4sJ an’30. J & J
8034
72
2d m tge gold 5s 1927.. J & J
43 O c t 1 1 9 3 4 .................. A & O
S io u x C & Pac— See C h ic & N W
98341 100
___
69
74
Somerset R y 1st & ref 4s’ 55 J & J
E q t r 6s 1925-35 (y r ).J & J 1 5 b 5.40 5.15% Yo se m lte V a l s f g 5s 1936. . J & J
70
75
K an a w ha & W V a 5s '5 5 .J & J
91
89
1st M 4s J u ly 2 1 9 5 0 ..J& J 2
b Basis. / This price includes accrued Interest,




k Last sale.

I In London,

m Dollars per 500 francs or £20.

n Nom inal,

A sk.

3234
32
____
83
89
8634

94
58
92
9934
8534

104%
104%
4 .5 0 %

4 .50%
4.50%
4.80%
Nav
105
105
9734
____
10134
100
9734

27

102

9534
4.90%
101
7734
5.25%
10034
8334
8434
7534
C e ntra l
90
8234
Pac
9334
6534

8134
9134
101)4
07~%

74

6934
5%
9934
100
91

8334
8 0 34

76
10134

s Sale price.

8634

68

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BAILROAD STOCKS—LAND BANK BONDS AND STOCKS

35

NOTICB.— All bond prices are “ and Interest” except where marked “ I” and Income and defaulted bonds.
Stocks.

P a r.

B id .

R A I L R O A D S T O C K S . Par
A la G re a t S outhern c o m ____50 d 62
P re fe rre d __________________ SO d 64
20 0
A lab a m a A V ic k s b u rg ______ 100
199
A lb a n y A Susquehanna (gu.)100
103
A lle g h e n y & W est (g u a r)_ 100
_
22%
A n n A rb o r com m on_________ 100
41
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
117%
A tc h T o p & S anta F e ______ 100
95
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
3%
A tla n ta B lrm A A t la n t ic ___100
A tla n & C h a r A i r L (g u a r) __ 100 170
150
A tla n ta A W est P o in t ______ 100
A tla n tic C o a st L C o of C o n n . SO d 159
A tla n tic C o a st L R R c o m ._ 100 150
A tla n tic 1st leased lines re n t t r . . Id 80
94
A u g u sta A Savannah (g u a r ). 100
79%
B a lt A O h io — C o m m o n _____ 10 0
65
P referred_________________ 100
B an gor A ro o sto o k c o m ______ 50 d 40%
88%
P re fe rre d _________________100
Beech C re ek (guar N Y C > S O d 38
____
B oston A A lb (guar N Y C1.100
Boston A M a in e ____________ 100
15%
18
Preferred_________________ 100
25%
100
1st pref A ____________
35
1st pref B ________________ 100
___
1st pref C ________________ 100
50
1st pref D ________________ 100
Bost A P ro v (guar O ld C o l ) . 100 168%
B oston R e v B each A L y n n . . 100
3
B ru n sw ick T e r A R y Sec C o . 100
65
B u ffa lo R och A P it t s b u r g h .. 100
90
P refe rred _________________ 100
95
B u ff A Susq R R C o r p ______ 100
52%
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
Cam den A B u r l C o (g u a r)__25 d 27
57%
C a nada S o u th e rn ___________ 100
Ca na dia n P a c ific ___________ 100 150
P re fe rre d _________________ 100 Id 80
C a ro C lin c h fle ld A O h io com . 100
90
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
Cataw lssa R R — l s t p f (g u a r.) SO d 43
2d pref (guar P A R ) _____SO d 43
C a y u g a A Susq (gu D L A W ) 30 d 46
C e n tra l of N e w Je rs e y______ 100 309
96%
Chesapeake A O h io _________10 0
107%
6 )4 % cum pref Ser A ____100
8%
C h ica go A A lto n R R ________100
5
C e rtifica tes of d e p o s it..
15%
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
12 %
C e rtifica tes of deposit
186
C hica go B u rl A Q u in c y _____ 100
32
C h ic A E a s t Illin o is c om ____100
52
P refe rred _________________ 100
10
Chicago G re a t W e st c o m ___1 0 0
26%
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
65
Jh lc In d A L o u is v c o m _____ 100
60
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
13%
Chicago M ilw A S t P a u l____100
22%
P re fe rre d _________________ 100,
71
C hica go A N o rth W estern._100!
P re fe rre d _________________ 100 114%
46
O b ic R I A P a c ific c o m _____ 100
93%
7 Jo pre fe rre d ____________ 10 0
84
6 Jo pre fe rre d____________ 10 0
53
C h ica go S t P a u l M in n A O ..1 0 0
P refe rred _________________ 100 1 0 2 %
6
C in e In d ia n a p A W e ste rn _ 100
_
17%
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
O ln c N e w O r l A T e xa s Pac._100
P refe rred _________________ 100 1 6 2 "
C in e Sandusky A C lo ve p re f. SO d 5 7
150
O le v C in e C h ica go A S t L ___100
P refe rred _________________ 100 1 1 0
d 69%
O le v A P itts (G u a r P a R R ) . 50
B e tte rm ’t stk (G u Pa R R ) 50 d 40
45%
Colorado A S o u th e rn ________100
63
1 st p re fe rre d _____________ 10 0
57
2d p re fe rre d _____________ 10 0
Co lum b us A X e n ia (g u a r)_ 30 d 8 7
_
—
C o n n A Passum pslc pf (g u)-1 0 0
C rip p le C re ek C e n tra l______ 100
pfnforrod
86”
C uba R R pre fe rre d _________ 166
O a y to n A M ic h com (g u a r ). 50 d 35
P referred (guar C H A D ) . 50 d 83
158
Oelaware A B ou nd B r (gu) ..1 0 0
Delaw are A H u d s o n ________100 138
Delaw are L a c k A W e s te r n .. 50 d 140
D e la w a re ____________________ 25 d 39
45
D e n v A R io G r W e st p f w 1.100
76%
D e tro it H ills A S W ( g u a r ) ..100
50
D e tro it A M a c k in a c ________100
P re fe rre d _________________100
70 „
3%
D u lu th S o uth Shore A Atl__100
6
P re fe rre d _________________100
East Penna (guar P A R ) _ 50 d 58
_
E lm ira A W ’m sport (g u a r). . 50 d 38
Preferred (guar N o r C e n t ). 50 d 50 „
31%
E rie — C o m m o n _____________100
43%
1 st preferred_____________ 10 0
41
2 d pre fe rre d _____________ 10 0
E rie A K ala m a zoo (g u a r)___50 d 78
E rie A P itts (guar P a R R ) . . 50 d 60%
11
F onda Jo h n s A G lo v c o m _ 100
_
25
F t D o dge Des M A So c o m .. 100
75
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
104
F t W a y n e A Ja c k pref (gu).10 0
G e o rg ia R R A B a n k C o (gu).100 199
35
G e orgia S outhern A F lo r id a . 100
70
1 st p re fe rre d_____________ 10 0
65 ,
2 d p re fe rre d _____________ 10 0
69%
G re a t N o rth e rn R y — P r e f . .100
O re c e rtifica te s______ (no par) d 38%
65
G reen B a y A W e ste rn ______ 100
25
G u lf M o b ile A N o r th c o m ..100
96
P refe rred _________________ 100
17
H a rtfo rd A C o n n W e s t e r n .. 100
92
H o c k in g V a lle y — C o m m o n ..1 0 0
26
H udson A M a n h a tta n ______ 100
65%
P refe rred _________________ 100
H u n tln g d A B ro a d T o p v t c . 50 d
P referred v t c ____________ 50 d
Illin o is C e n tra l_____________ 100 116
N o n -cu m u l 6 % pref Ser A100 116
Leased lines (g u a r )______ 10 0
74
S tk tr c tfs— See R R Securs C o
tn t A G re a t N o rth R y ▼t c 100
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-rig h ts

A sk.

64
66

205
201

105%
24
44
117%
95%
3%
172
155
161
151
84
95
79%
65%
40%
94
39%
162%
16
26
34
52
—
*4%
68

95
10 0

53
28%
58%
150%
82
44
44
48
312
96%
108%l
8%
10

16
18%
190
34
54
10 %
26%
68

63
13%
23
71%
115%
46%
94%
85
53%
105
7
18%
105”
60
170
70%
41
46
65
62
89
82
87”
37
85
160
139
141
40
46
78%
75
3%
7
60
42
55
32
43%
41%
80
62
14
26
78
106
202

69%
38%
85
26%
98
19
95
26%
66

____

116%
117
76
—

Stocks.

h r .

B id .

Stooks

A sk.

19 %
In '.e rn a t R y s (C e n t A m ) com lOO
19)4
60
P referred_________________ 100
61 Vs
Io w a C e n tra l_______________100
1)4
2)4
J o lie t A C h ic (gu a r C A A ) ..1 0 0
125
130
K *1 A lle g a n A G r R a p (g u ) ..1 0 0
105
109
K C F t S co tt A M e m phis R y —
P ref C e n t T r c tf dep s tp d . 1 0 0 )
100
K C S t L A C h ic — P re f (gu) .100
96
375*
Kansas C i t y S o u th e rn ______ 100
37 %
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
57 %
57%
K e o k u k A Des M o in e s_____ 100
P refe rred _________________ 100
Lacka w a nn a R R of N J ____100
79
80)4
L a h lgh V a lle y ______________ 50
76)4
76)4
85
P refe rred __________________30 d 80
92
h lttle M ia m i o rig in a l g u a r. _ 30 d 90
43
Spec gua r b etterm en t s t k . 50 d 40
41
Lilt S c h u yl N a v R R A C o a l(g u ) 30 d 39)4
Long Is la n d R R _____________ 50 d
l6 6 “ '
Louis A M o R lv pref (g u a r). 100
95
90
Lou lsv H q u d A S t L c o m _ 100
_
80
P referred_________________ 100
62
108”
L o u isville A N a s h v ille ______ 100
107
1000
M ahonin g C o a l R R ________ 50ds900
51
P re f (gua r L S A M S ) ____50 d
49
M a in e C e n tra l_____________ 100
32
82~‘
77
P re fe rre d _____________ ____ 100
M ic h ig a n C e n tra l___________ 100 510
52"
M in e h lll A S c h u yl H a v (g u ) . 50 d 51
2%
M in ne ap olis A S t L o u is _____ 100
2%
46
50
M in ne ap olis S t P A S S M . . l 6 o
66
70
P refe rred _________________ 100
61
64
4 % Leased L in e C t fs _____ 100
23
26
M ississippi C e n tra l_________100
35
35%
M o -K a n -T e x R R , c o m . (no pa r)
85%
86
P re fe rre d _________________100
37%
M issou ri P a c ific c o m ________100
37%
80
80%,
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
70
72
M o b ile A B lrm pref (g u a r). .100
M o b ile A O h io — See S o u th ’n R y
77
79
M o rris A Essex (q u a r)______ 50
136%
145
N a sh v C h a tt A St L o u is ____100
37%
38%
N a sh v A D e ca tu r (gu L A N ) 25
5
5%
N a tio n a l R y s of M e x 1st pfd.100
2%
2%
Second pre fe rre d_________ 100
122
126
N ew Lon d on N o rth e rn _____ 100
7
9
N e w Orleans G re a t N o r t h . . 1 0 0
114%
115
N e w O r l Te xa s A M e x ic o ___100
120
125
N Y B k ln A M a n B pref ( g u ) . l 6 6
123%
123%
N e w Y o r k C e n tra l R R _____ 100
128
130
D iv id e n d p a ya b le in L o n d o n .
127%
128%
N Y C h ic A S t L (N e w C o ) .100
90%
91
6 % p re fe rre d ____________ 10 0
165
N Y A H a rle m , com A pf(gu )_5 0 162
100%
101%
N Y L a c k A W est (g u a r)_ 100
_
30%
30%
N Y N e w H a v e n A H a r t f . -lO O
23
23%
N Y O n ta rio A W e ste rn ____100
23%
24
N o rf o ik S o u th e rn ___________ 100
128%
129
N o rfo lk A W estern R y _____ 100
74
80
A d ju s tm e n t preferred____100
135
141
N o C a ro lin a (guar So R R ) . . 1 0 0
76
N o rth e rn C e n t (guar Pa R R ) 50
76
N o r th ’n N H (guar B A M ).1 0 0
69%
69%
N o rth e rn P a c ific R y ________100
63
66
N o r th R R of N J (guar E r ie ) .100
107
111
N o rth e rn Securities C o stu b s___
81
82
N o rth P e n n s ylv (gu P A R ) . 50
80
83
O gden M in e R R ( g u C e n N J ) . l 6 o
96%
97
O ld C o lo n y (gu N Y N H A H ) .1 0 0
1120
125
O n ta rio A Q ue b e c. _r________100
88
90
Osw ego A S yra c (gu D L A W ) 50
Pac Coast C o — See M isc Stocks
48%
48%
P en n sylva n ia R a ilro a d _____ 50
115
P eoria A B urea u V a l (g u a r). 100 113
18
19
Peoria A E a s te rn ___________ 100
68%
69
Pere M a rq u e tte R y _________100
73
74%
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
81
83
P r io r pre fe rre d___________ 100
125
P h lla G e rm A N o rris (g u a r). 50 123
205
215
P h ila A T re n to n (gu Pa R R ).1 0 0
53
56
P ie d m o n t A N o rth e rn ______ 100
30
P itts b u rg h Bess A L a k e E r ie . 50 d 29
60
P re fe rre d __________________30 d 58
P itts C in e C h ic A S t L o u is ..100 100
146
P itts F t W A C h ic , com (gu).100 127%
140
P referred (guar Penn R R ).1 0 0
168
P itts b u rg h A L a k e E r ie _____ 50 d 166
53
P itts b M c K A Y o u g h (g u a r). 50 d 50
69
70
P itts b A W e st V a c o m m o n .-lO O
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
142%
P itts Y o u n g s t A A s h t p r e f .. 100 140”
130
132
P ro v A W o rce ste r (g u a r)___100
R a ilro a d Securities C o —
71
71%
4 % 11 C e n t S tk c tf 1952.1000
J 1
78%
ng
Readlc C o m p a n y ___________ 50 d 78%
22%
23
R ig h t s ______________________ d
37%
1st p re fe rre d ______________ 50 d 37
41%
2d p re fe rre d ______________ 50 d 41
120
Rensselaer A Saratoga (gua r) 100 118
R ic h F re d A P o to m — C o m .. 100 205
D iv id e n d o b lig a tio n s_____ 100 205
205
6 % gua ra nteed___________ 1 0 0
7 % gua ra nteed___________ 1 0 0 205
95
100
R o c h A Genesee V a l R R ____100
94
97
R om e A C lin to n (gu D A H ).1 0 0
50
58%
R u tla n d p re fe rre d__________ 100
St Joseph A G ra n d I s la n d ..100
1 st p re fe rre d_____________ 10 0
2 d p re fe rre d_____________ 1 0 0
l6 5 ”
ill”
St L o u is B rid g e 1st p re f____100
54%
55%
2 d p re fe rre d _____________ 1 0 0
62%
62%
S tL o u is -S a n Fra ncisco Ry__100
79
79%
P re f sto ck Ser A __________ 100
49%
50
St L o u is S o uthw e ste rn_____ 100
70%
70%
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
94
99
Saratoga A Schenectady (gu)100
22%
22%
Seaboard A i r L in e c om _____ 100
40
40%
P re fe rre d _________________ 100
40
43
S ha ron___________
50
105
Southern P a c ific C o _________100 104%
84%
84%
Southern R y com m on ______ 100
85%
85%
P refe rred _________________ 100
71
73%
M o b A O ho stk t r ctfs d e p . 100
100
102
S outhw est’n of G a (g u a r)___100
44%
45
Texas A P a c ific ____________ 100
56
62
T r o y A G r.b u sh (gu N Y C ) . 50
110
111%
T u n n e l R R of S t L o u is _____ 100
149%
150
U n io n P a cific— C o m m o n ___100
74%
74%
P refe rred _________________ 100

/ F price, i Last sale. 2In London, n N inal,
lat
om

Par.

100
100
1100
100
100
100
io n
100
100
100
100
50
100
100
100
100
P re fe rre d ________________ 100
W est Je rse y A Sea Sh— C o m . 50
100
W heeling A L a k e E r ie T
100
P refe rred ___________
100
100

B id .

d

d

A sk.

199%
115
39
98

201
118
41
100
92
88
89
86
22%
59%
44
70
15%
66
23%
34%
92
39
1 5 %:
29

86
87
80
22%
59%
42%
68
14%
63
23
33%
91%
37%
15
27
—

__
----

J O IN T S T O C K L A N D B A N K B O N D S
102 %
1 0 0 )$
A g ric u ltu ra l— 5s ’53 op ’33 M A N
A tla n ta — 5s 1952 op 1 9 3 2 .JA D
100 % 102
A tla n tic — 5s 1953 op 1933.M A S
100 % 102%
102%
5s 1954 op 1 9 3 4 ............... J A J
100%
100%
B ankers— 5s ’53 op ’ 28_ J A J
_
101 %
102 % 103%
5s M a y 1952 op 1932.. _ M A N
C a lifo rn ia — 5s 1951 op 1931____
101 %
100%
102%
C e n tra l 1 1 5s ’ 53 o p ’3 3 . . J A D
1—
100%
102%
100%
5s J u ly 1 1953 op 1933. . J A J
C e n tra l Io w a — 5s A p r 1953____
101 % 102%
5s M a y 1 1942 op 1927. M A N
99%
101 %
99
4 ) 4s N o v 1 ’ 52 op *32
M AN
101
104
105%
C h ica go J o in t— 5 % s ’ 51 op ’ 31.
102%
5s 1951 of 1931.............. . M A N
103%
5s 1952 op 1932________ M A N
103
104
104
5s 1963 op 1933................. ...........
103
454s 1952 op 1932______ M A N
102%
101%
4 % s 1963 op 1933______ M A N
101 % 102%
99%
t)4 s 1952 op 1932.................. ..
101
100
C o lo -W y o 5s ’ 53 op ’33___A O
101%
D a lla s — 5s 1953 op 1 9 3 3 ..M A S
103
101
102
5s 1954 o p t 1934..........................
103%
5 ) 4 s 1951 op 1931____________
102%
105
D a y to n -A g r ic u ltu r a l—
5s 1954 op 1934________ J A J
100 % 102 %
100% 102
D a y to n — 1952 opt 1932___J A D
D e n v e r— 5s 1954 op 1934______
100 % 102
Des M oines— 5« 1952 op 1932..
101% 103
102
53 1963 o p t 1933_____________
103%
101 %
100
F lrs tC a ro lln a s — 5s’52op’ 3 2 M AN
100
5s 1954 op 1934________ A A O
101 %
99%
100 %
F irs t of C h e y — 5s’5 2 o p ’ 3 2 M A N
102
103
F irs t of C h ic — 5s ’52 op ’32 M A N
102 %
101
F irs t of C le v — 5s ’ 53 op ’33 M A N
101
103
F irs t of M in n — 5s’ 5 1 op’3 lM A N
100%
5s 1952 op 1 9 2 7 .............M A N
101%
102 %
101
5s 1952 op 1932________ M A N
5s 1953 op 1933________ M A N
101
103
102
F ir s t of M o n tg o m e ry 5s ’54 op ’34 100%
F irs t N e w O r 5s ’44 op ’34 M A N
101%
F irs t Te xa s— 5s ’42 op ’32 M A N
99%
101%
5s 1943 op 1933________ M A N
99%
101%
99
Fle tch e r 4)4s 1954 op 1934_____
101
101
Fre m o nt— 5s 1953 op ’3 3 .J A D
102%
53 1952 op 1932________ M A N
101
103
G re e n s b o ro (N C )5 s ’53op’33A O
99%
101
101
111.-Midwest— 5s ’53 op ’33 A A O
102%
102%
5s 1954 op 1934 ______ J A D
103%
Kansas C i t y — 5s ’52 op ’32 M A N
101%
103
5s 1953 o p t 1923_______ M A N
103
10 1 %
5s 1954 o p t 1934._____ ______
10 2
103
10 2
5s 1964 op 1934________ M A N
103%
K e n tu c k y — 5s ’52 op ’ 3 2 . . M A N
10 1%
103%
10 0 %
5s 1943 op 1928..........................
101%
10 1%
5s 1954 op ’34___________J A J
103
L ib e r ty C e n t— 5s ’ 52op’32 M A N
102%
10 1%
10 1%
5s 1953 o p t 1933_____________
102%
10 1%
L in c o ln — 5s 1951 op 1931______
102%
10 0 %
5s 1943 op 1928_________ M A N
101%
10 0 %
5s 1942 op 1927_________M A N
101%
L o u is ville — 5s 1952 op 1932___
10 1
102%
N e w Y o r k 5s 1953 o p t 1933..
10 2%
10 1
N Y A N J 5s 1953 op ’3 3 . .J A D
102%
N Y A P a — 5s ’53 op ’3 3 .. J A J
103
104%
N o C a ro — 5s ’53 op ’33___M A S
100%
101%
5s 1952 op 1932________M A N
100%
101%
100%
5s 1955 op 1935_________F A A
102
100
O hio — 58 M a y 1953 op I9 t3 . .
101
O h lo -P e n n a 5s 1954 op 1934 J A J
101
102%
100%
O re -W a s h — 5s 52 op ’3 2 .. M A N
102*
P a c ific Coast J t S tk Land B k —
P o rtla n d , O re — 5s’53op’ 3.4J A J
101%
102
5s 1954 o p t 1934_____ M A N
101
Los Angeles— 5s ’53 op ’3 3 J A J
100%
San F ra n — 5s ’ 53 op ’3 3 . . J A J
101
S a lt Lak e C — 5s ’53 op ’33 J A J
100%
Potom ac 5s 1954 o p t 1934.. J A D
101%
St L o u is— 5s 1953 op ’3 3 . . J A D
101%
5s 1952 op 1932_________M A N
100
5s 1943 op 1928_________J A D
99%
San A n to n io 5s 1939 op ’ 24 M A N
100%
53 1953 op 1933_________ M A N
100%
5s 1953 op 1933________ M A N
101
San F ra n 5s 1954 op ’ 34________
102%
S iou x C i t y — 5 % s ’51 o p ’3 l M A N
South M in n — 5s ’53 op ’33 M A N
10 1%
5s 1952 op 1932_________M A N
101%
5s 1954 o p t 1934_____________
10 1%
U n io n (K e n tu c k y A Tennessee)
5s 1952 op 1932_______ M A N
100 % 102 %
V lrg in la -C a ro 5s ’ 54 op ’3 4 .F A A
V irg in ia n — 5s ’ 53 op ’3 3 . . M A N
100 % 102 %
100 %
5s N o v 1 1951 op 1931.M A N
102 %
101
W ic h ita — 5s 1953 op 1933
102
101
5s 1952 op 1932_______
102
STO CK S
B an kers of M ilw a u k e e 1 0 % . 100 145
155
C hica go 1 0 % _______________100 146
153
D a llas 1 0 % .........
100 140
143
Des M oines 9 % ____________ 100 129
138%
Freom on t 9 % _
_
124
130
Kansas C i t y 1 0 % ___________ 100 144
153%
L in co ln 9 % _________________ 100 128
132
N e w Y o r k __________________ 100 125
S outh M in nesota___________ 100, 131)$
9 % ______
138%
s

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P U B L IC

U T IL IT IE S

(Includes atreet and electric railways, gas, electrio, power, water and telegraph and telephone companies.)
NOTICE.— All bond prices are “ and interest” except where marked “ I” and Income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds.

B id .

Aik.

Adirondack E le c P ow er C o rp

Bonds.

B id .

98
103
94
100%
96%
102%
93%
r 86%
97
94H

10 2%

99

103%
96
B w a y Surface R R — See N Y R
101% B ro n x G A E 5s ’ 60 op a ft’ 20. J<
97% B ro o k lyn B oro u gh G as C o—
103%
94%
86%
100
97%
B ro o k ly n E d iso n C o —

95

Deb 5%s N o v 1
Amer W W A E l 5s ]

Ardmore S t R y — See P h ila Co

98%
A sh ta b u la

92

Associated G as & E le c C o —

99
86

82
98
y A El
97%
El
ap T r
98%
98
86%
37
/

69
90
81
99%

100
A E le c
96
93
....
97
45
99%
100%
—
101
96
95%
100
57
100
99%

Gen ref g 4%s ’ 54 o p ’ 09. AAO
Blackstone V a l G A E 5s’39.JAJ
8% gold notes 1926___ MAN
Bleecker St A Ful Ferry—SeeN Y
Bloom Dec A C h a m p a ig n —

86%
99%
99%
R ys

97
99

Deb g 4 %a Oc
Deb g 4%s N<
Deb g_8s Dec 1942.

4%s July 1 1930-------- JAJ

48 Aug 1 1932............

6% sF eb 19,27.............1
Bos A Wore S t R y 4 %S ’ 23.1
Brevard Co (M d ) Power—
1st 8 f 68 1943..................JAJ

87%
90
88
93%
95%
94%
93%
112
94
89%
100%

51

93
89




C h ic a go R a ilw a y s C o —

A Bk R R
93 3%
92
65.50 to 4.50%

87 %
95
/ ....
/ 80
/ ---/ 115%
f
....
/ 75
f

/

75 %
68 M
s
83%
83%
76%
76%
84
61%
91%

99% C hica go R a p id T ra n s it C o —
105
1st A ref 6 s 1953____________
A d ju s t deb 6 s J u ly 1953___
87%
C h ic Sou B en d A N o r In d R R __
96
115%
108% C in c in n a tl G as A E le c tric —
---1st 5s 1933 gu a r op 1913.J A J
69%
D o u b le g u a ra n te e ______
83%
C ln N e w p o rt A C o v L A T r —
83%
77%
62
93%

86

1003%
108%
135
/

....
10 0 %
10 0

10 0 %

—
10 1%
10 1

98
B u r l’to n ( V t ) G L 8s 1955.. J A J
87
90_.
B u rlin g to n (la ) R y A L ig h t—
1st s f g old 5s 1932 o p t .. M A S
92
96
B u tte E 1 A P l s t s f 5s’25-’ 51 J A D
99
C a iro R y A L 5s 1938_____ J A D
83
C a lifo rn ia E le c tric G e n e ratin g—
100
1st s f g 5s ’ 48 op a ft’ 1 2 .M A S n 98%
__ C a lifo rn ia G as A E le c C o rp —
S in k fu n d g 5s 1933 o p t. M A S
U n lf A ref g 5s ’37 o p s f . M A N
84
9§‘ “ 1 6 6 ”
C a l C e n t G as A E l 5s ’31.F A A
100
C a llfo rn la -O re g o n P ow er—
1st A re f 7 % s Ser A ’41 . F A A
109%
1st A ref 6s 1942 Ser B . . J A J
16 2
10 1%
C o n v s f deb 7s 1944_ M A N
_
104% 104%
99% C a l P ac R y — See P a c ific E le c R y
C a lu m e t A S o u th C hica go R y —
99
1st M rehab g 5s’ 27 opy12 F A A
77
79
Cam den A Sub R y — See P u b lic Service C o rp
88
C a n a d ia n G eneral E le c , L t d —
D e b g 6s 1942 Ser A ____A A O
41
107% 107%
C a na dia n L A P Ss’ 49 op’ 1 4 .JA J
60
r58
C a n a l A C la lb R R — See N O R y A L
73
____ C a n to n -A k ro n C o n R y 5s’33 J A J
87
90
C a n to n E le c C o 8s 1937.. M A N
10 0
. Cape B re to n E le c C o 5s ’32. J A J 99
.
75
80
82
C a p ita l T ra c tio n (W a sh , D C ) —
1st g 5s Ju n e 1 1947_____ J A D
99%
98
C a rb on d ale R y 5s N o v ’3 3 .J A J
63
66
__ C a ro lin a P o w A L t 5s 1938. F A A 98% 99%
1st A re f 6s 1953________ J A D
105
104%
C e d a r R a p M fg A P 5s ’5 3 .J A J
98%
98%
98% C e n tra l A r k R y A L ig h t C o rp —
l s t l s f 5s 1928_________ M A S
96
99
C e n tra l C a lif T r a c 5s 1936. A A O
IIII
C e rtific a te s _________________
C e n t C ro sst’n R R — See N Y R y s
C e n t D ls t T e le p 1st 5s ’4 3 .J A D
100
10 0 %
10 0 %
55
C e n t G a P o w — See G a L , P o w A R y s
100
C e n t H u d G A E 5s 1 9 4 1 ... J A D
C o n v deb 6s 1925______ A A O
100%
C o n v deb 7s 1935_______ J A J
98
96%
C e n t Illin o is L t 1st 5s 1943. A A O
95%
1st 6s 1943 ......................... A A O
104
105
10 1%
111
1st 7 % s 1 9 4 3 ............. . . A A O
110
C e n tra l Illin o is P u b lic Service—
98
1st A ref g old 5s 1952____F A A
90
87
97%
C e n t In d ia n a G as 5s 1 9 3 1 .M A S
97
96
_
10 0 %
D e b 6s 1 9 2 5 ...................M A N
10 0
C e n tra l In d ia n a P o w e r C o —
60
98%
1st A ref 6s 1947 Ser A . . J A J
97%
10 2
7 % notes 1927_________ M A S
10 1
101
C e n tra l Io w a P ow er A L ig h t—
1st M 6s 1944 Ser A . . . M A N
100%
C o n v M 7s 1934 Ser A . . M A N
99_”
C e n tM a in e P o w 5s’39op’ 1 9 M A N
98%
107%
1st A gen M 7s 1941____J A D
106
87
10 2
1st A gen 6s 1942________J A J
10 0
10 1
_ C e n tra l N Y G A E S s 1 9 4 1 .JA J 94% 96
C e n tra l P ow er C o —
10 0
1st M 6s 1944 Ser C .......... J A D
98
97
99%
C e n tra l P o w A L t 6s 1946. . A A O
97
99
1st 1 A ref 6 % s 1952.. . M A S
_ C e n tr a lR y — S e e U n R y A E l (B a lt)
C e n tra l T ra c tio n — See P h ila C o
C ha rle ston Cons R y , G as A E l —
C onsol gold 5s 1999____M A S
89
__ C h ’s’t ’n C i t y R y 1st g 5s 1923
10 0
E x t a t 6 % to J a n 1938. J A J
....
C ha tta n o og a R y A L ig h t—
82
80
1st A ref g 5s 1956 op ’ 16.M A N
....
82
_ _
_
80
C h a tt R y s 1st cons 5s’ 5 6 M AN
_ Ches A P o t T e l 5s ’29 op ’09. J A J 99% 1 0 0 %
98%
98
Ches A P o t T e l of V a 5s’43 M A N
- - C hica go A u ro ra A E lg in C o rp
__ Deben 6s A p r 1972_____ J A J / 2 0 % 23
C h ic A u ro ra A E lg R R —
90%
93
R e f A Im p 7s’47 S e rA A A O
54
C h ica go C i t y A C o n n e ctin g R y s
54%
56%
C o l l t r s f g 5s J a n 11927. A A O
96
91

91

r Canadian price.

Series B Fe b 1927.

83%
95%
98%

92

94

84%
67
43%
42%
20

84%
67%
44
45
23%

94
84%
25

n

100

/This price Includes accrued Interest, f Last sale, n Nominal,
c

id ,

93%
98

97

228

90

A th e n s (G a ) R y A E le c tric —
1st A r e f s f g 5s '5 0 op ’ 18 J A J
A th en s E le c R y 6s 1 9 3 1 .A A O
A tla n ta C o ns S t R R — See G a R
A tla n ta G as L t 5s g 1 9 4 7 ..J A D
A tla n ta N o r R y — See G a R y &
A tla n tic A v e R R — See B k ly n R
A tla n tic C i t y Ele c 5s 1938 M A S
1st A ref 5 % s 1954_____ M A N
A tla n tic C i t y (N J ) Gas—
1st g 5s Ja n 1 ’ 60 o p t ’ 20. J A J
A u b u rn A Syracuse E le c R R —
1st A ref g 5s '42 o p t ’ 1 2 .A A O
A u g u s ta -A ik e n R y A E l C o rp —
S in k fd g 5s D ec 1 ’ 35 o p t .J A D
A u g u s ta R y A E l 5s ’4 0 . . J A D
A u ro ra E lg in A C h ica go R R —
1st A re f g 5s 1946 o p t — J A J
A E A C R v 1st g 5s ’41 A A 0 1 5
A u s tin G L 5s O c t 1 1925 _ . Q - J
B a lt A A n n S L — See M d E l R y
B a lt E le c 1st g 5s 1947 g U . . J A D
B a lt Bar P t A Ches— See U n R y
B a lt T ra c tio n — See U n R y A E l
B a n g o r (M e ) P o w 5s 1931.M A S
B an gor R y A E l 1st 5s ’3 5 .J A J
B a r H a r b o r A U n R iv e r P r C o —
1st A ref g 5s 1935______ M A S
B a y C o u n ties P ow 5s 1930. M A S
B eaum ont G L 6s 1944____J A D
B ea ver V a l T r gen g 5s’5 3 .M A N
B e ll T e l C a nada deb 5s ’ 28. A A O
1st 7s A p r il 1925_______ A A O
1st g 5s 1955 Ser A ---------- M&S
B e ll T e le p C o of P en n sylva n ia —
1st A ref 5s 1948 Ser B . . J A J
B e lo it W a t , G as A E le c C o —
1st g 5s 1937___________ M A S
B in g h a m to n ( N Y ) L , H A P —
1st re f 5s 1948 __________ F A A
fF 7 % notes 1925_________M A N
B ln g h a m t R y 5s ’31 op’ l l . M A N
B irm in g h a m E le c C o —
1st A ref 6s 1954........... A A O

B id .

C h ic N o rth Shore A M tlw R R ls t m tge gold 5s 1936____J A

10 2

99%
104 %

84
85
92%
94
E q u lt T r u s t ctfs o f deposit
1
136
140
105
103
3-year 7 % notes 1921____J A J
92
93%
C e n t U n T r tem p ctfs d e p ..
96%
96%
T e m p ctfs dep sta m pe d.
95%
95%
* 96
95
97
1st M g 5s 1941 ( s t p d ) .J A J
101
102%
ls t c o n 5 s J u ly ’41 (s tp )~ -------96%
96%
B k ly n U n E le v 5s 1950.
90%
90%
Stam ped gua ra nte ed.
113
111%
100%
100%
Stam ped guaranteed.
95
95%
1 101%
101%
94%
95
83
89
ash R y A E le c
96%
97%
105
106
B ro w n sv ille A v e — See P h ila C o
90%
91
, 95
99
;| 1 0 0 %
101%
1st ref 5s April 1 1939..
93%
96

104

98

L A Su b

Coll trust 8s 1927.

Bonds.

83

Alleg B elle vu e & P e rry s v — See P h ila C O

Conr g 7s Jan 18 ’ 28.

A »k.

B ridge po rt H y d ra u lic C o —

94%
86%
27

30
40
100
R ys
L ig h t A C o ke
99%
100%

100
101%

103%
103

105

100
102

102
So C o v A C in e 6s 1 9 3 2 ...J A J
—
C itie s Service C o —
s 168
>nv g deb 7s ’ 66 Ser B Jd
121
120%
Series C . _______________
102%
102%
Series D ________________
3 109
Series E ________________
s 109%
C itize n s ’ Gas (In d ia n a p o lis)—
93%
95%
1st A ref gold 5s 1942____J A J
104
G e n A r d 7s 1927_____ M A N
C itize n s L , H A P (Jo h n st’n , Pa)
1st g 5s 1934 o p t 1 9 1 4 ..M A N
C itize n s ’ R y A L t — See M uscat! ne L t A T ra c
C itize n s S t R y — See In d T ra c A T e r
C itize n s ’ T r a c t — See P h ila C o
98%
C it y E le c San F ra n 5s 1937.J A J
C i t y A Sub R y — See P o rt (O re)
C i t y A Sub R y — See W ash R y A if
C la rio n R iv e r P ow er C o —
103
104
1st M g old 6 % s 1947____J A J
100%
101%
C le v E l 1 1 1st 5s’39 o p ’ 2 4 .A A O
1
109
109%
G o ld deb 7s 1941.............F A A
99%
100
G e n M 5s 1954 Ser A . . . M A N
C le ve P ain s A E a s t C o n 5s ’ 18—
50
E x t at 6 % to 1933____A A O f n 30
98%
99%
C le ve R y 1st 5s 1931 o p t . . . M A S
C le ve S o u th w R y A L ig h t—
G e n A con 5s 1954____M A S / . . . .
13%
50
54
C le v Berea A O b 6s ’5 4 .M A S
50
54
C le ve A E ly r ia 6s ’ 54_ M A S
_
50
54
C le ve E ly r ia A W 6s 1954____
50
54
E ly r ia A O b e rlin 6s 1954____
92
C lin to n (111) G A E 6s 1937____
90
93%
C o a st Cos L A P 1st 5s’ 46 op F A A
92%
94
C o lo ra d o P o w e r 1st 5s ’5 3 .M A N
100%
10 0 %
C o lu m b ia G A E 1st 5s ’2 7 .J A J
100%
100%
S ta m pe d ________________
100
—
D e b en tu re 5s 1927______ J A J
C o lu m b ia (S C ) R y , G as A E l C o
92%
94
1st M s f g 5s 1936______ J A J
C o l B u cke ye L A N e w — See C o l N e w a rk A Z a n e s
C o lu m b u s D e la w A M a rio n Elec
83
86
C o 1st A ref 5s Ju n e 1937____
92
94
1st A ref 6s (stam ped) 1937___
C o lu m b u s (G a ) E le c A P ow er—
103
6s 1947_________________J A D
98%
Co lu m b u s (O ) G a s ls t 5sg’3 2 JA J
98%
C o lu m b u s (O ) In te ru rb a n T e r C o
84
87
1st gu a r 5s 1935_________J A D
C o l L o n d A S p rin g ! R y — See In d C o l A E a st
Co lu m b u s N e w a rk A Zan esv—
....
ls tjg o ld 5s 1924_________ M A S / . . . .
—
G e n A re f g o ld 5s 1926. M A N / -------C o l B u c k L a k e A N e w T ra c
____
1st g old 5s 1921_____ M A N / . . . .
Zanesv R . L A P 5 sM ar’ 2 4 A A O
C o lu m A 9th A v R R — See N Y R y s
98%
100
Co lu m b u s (G a ) P o w 5s ’36. A A O
Co lu m b u s R y , P o w A L ig h t—
94%
95%
1st ref A e xt s f 5s 1 9 4 0 ..A A O
102%
103
R e f m tge go ld 6s 1 9 4 1 ...J A D
78
79
C o l R y 1st 4s ’39 o p t ’ 1 4 .Q -J
95
96
C o l S t R y 1st 5s g 1 9 3 2 ..J A J
94
95
Cross S t 1st Os g 1933. J A D
72%
76
C o m ’clal C a b le — 4sg 2 3 9 7 ..Q - J
C o m m o n w e a lth -E d lso n C o —
100%
100%
1st g 5s Ju n e 1 1943____M A S
109%
1st g 6s Ju n e 1 1943____M A S
111%
98%
99%
1st M 5s 1953___________ J A J
99
99%
1st M col 5s 1954 Ser B . J A D
100%
100%
C o m ’w ea lth E l 5s Ju n e ’4 3 .M A 8
86
90
C o m ’w ’th L A P 6s 1 9 4 7 ..M A N
98
100
Sec 7s J u ly 1925_________J A J
C o m m o n w ea lth P o w e r C o rp
99%
99%
S f g 6s M a y 15 1947. M A N 18
86%
88%
G e n A ref 5s 1939_______ J A J
93
97
G e n A ref 6s 1972 Ser B . J A J
C o m p t H ts A M e r T e r — See U n
Conestoga T r a c 1st 4s 1950. J A J
65%
68%
C o n e y Is l A B k ly n R R 4s ’ 4 8 JA J
59 j
C o n s o lg o ld 4s 1955____J A J
76%
79%
B C A N 1st cons 5s 1939. J A J
76%
C e rtific a te s of d eposit_____
C o n n L ig h t A P o w e r—
111%
1st A ref s f 7s ’51 Ser A . M A N
103%
104%
1st A ref 5 % s 1954 Ser B . F A A
103%
C o n n e c ticu t P ow er 5s ’63. A A O
102%
104
1st A c o ll tru s t 5s 1986
JA J
102
7 % notes D ec 1926_________
90
C o n n R y A L t 4 % s 1 9 5 1 ... J A J
90%
93
Stam ped guaranteed o p tio n a l.
98%
100
C o n n L U A P o w 5s ’ 3 9 .J A J
—
99%
C o n n R lv P o w 1st 5s 1937. J A D
Consolidated C itie s L , P A T r —
76
79
1st Hen 5s 1962 s tm p d ___J A J

f ® .,
b

PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS

1925.]

37

<OTICB.— All bond prtcea are “ and Interest” except where marked “ f” and Ineome and defaulted bonds.
Bonds.

B id .

A sk.

Bonds.

B id .

A sk.

Bonds.

B id .

A sh .

92
E a ste rn P a R y s 1st 5s 1 9 3 6 .J& J
93% H a v a n a E le c R y L & P o w e r—
G en g 4
____
86 %
G e n M 5s 1954 ser A ___M & S
86
94
93% Eastern T e x E l C o 5s ’4 2 .M & N
95%
C onsol Ga
142
94
H a v a n a E le c R y 5s 1952. F & A
93%
7 % con v g notes 1925.-M & N
96
H elena L & R y 1st 5s ’ 25 op M & S
93% „ S t *
Eastern W iscon sin E le c tric C o —
105%
92
H e s t M a n & F a ir Pass R y — See P h ila R T
89
1st & ref 5s 1947..................M&S
__ H o m e T e le p & T e le g (L o s A n ­
97
1st lie n & ref 6s 1942____J & D
109%
110
98%
10 2
10 0
geles, C a l) 1st 5s 1933.J & J
97%
1st ref 5 % s 1952 Ser E .
1st lie n & ref 6 % s 194 8.M & S
95%
94
95
93
1st refg 5s 1945............... J & J
93
Sheboygan E le c 5s 1 9 4 6 ..J& J
95
H o m e T e l & T e l of Spokane—
10 1
—
E a st B a y W a te r 534s 1 9 4 6 .J& J
83
106%
98
1st M g 5s M a y 15 ’36M & N 15
97
(Jn & ref 7 % s ’36 Ser A . M & S
Co nsolida ted G a s (N Y ) —
106%
__ H o rto n ia Pow er'Ss 1945 F & A 33%
U n d e rly in g cos— See N Y G E I H & P
U n & ref 6s 1944 SeT B M&S
10 1
97
10 0
U n & ref 6s 1944 Ser C . .M & S
C e rtifica tes of d eposit_______
32%
C o n so l L t g C o ( V t ) ls tfls ’26 J& J
H o u g h to n C o (M ic h ) E l L t —
C onsol P o w & L t g —
E a s t Penn E le c C o —
10 1%
1st & ref 1 6 % s 1943____M&£
99%
101
1st g 5s Ja n 1 1927 o p t . . J & J
98%
1st M & ref 6s 1953_____ J & J
10 1%
25
H o u g h to n C o T r 1st 5s ’37. J & J / 15
Ea st S t L o u is (Ills ) L t & P o w —
Consol P o w & L ig h t (W V a )—
100%
1st 5s 1940.......................... J & D
H ous E l 5S 1925 op 1910.- F & A
99%
—
62
H o u s H om e T e le p 5s 1935.M & S
98
64*" E a st S t L o u is & Sub u rb an C o —
62
86
H o u s to n L & P o w 5s 1931-A & O
99
99%
C o ll tru s t g 5s 1932 o p t. A & O
8534
93
62
1st lie n * ref 5s 1 9 5 3 ...M & S
92
A lto n G ra n ite & S t L T r a c —
66
1st 1 & ref 6s 1953 Ser B . A & O
99%
67%
62
63%
1st cons g old 5s 1 9 4 4 ..F & A
65
1st 1 & ref 5 % s ’54 Ser C M&S
97%
67%
C tfs of deposit__________
97
98%
U ta h L & R y E a sto n C o ns E l 5s 1949._M & N
H u d so n C o G a s 5s g 1949.M & N
98%
H y d ra u lic P o w of N la g F a lls —
E c o n o m y L t & P o w (J o lie t, 111)
102%
96
96
1st M s f g o ld 5s 1956_ J & D
_
1st & ref 5s 1950............. . J & J
101
98
98
100 %
R e f & im p t 5s 1951_____A & O
99%
94
97
E d iso n E le c Iliu m of B osto n—
94%
99.31 Id a h o P ow er 1st 5s 1947_ J & J
4 % % gold notes 19 2 8 ..J& J1 5
_
93%
E diso n E le c 1 1 (B k ly n ) See K in g s C o E L & P
1
--------1st lie n gen M 8s 1930___J & J
92%
F irs t lien gen M 7s 1947.. J & J
. ..
E d iso n E l 1 1 (N Y ) See N Y G
1
Consum L , H & P C o (E lls , N J )
I l l B e ll T e le p 1st 5s 1 9 5 6 ..J & D
97%
97%
96
E d iso n Ele c C o (La n ca ster)—
5s 1938________________ J & D
Illin o is C e n t T r a c 5s ’3 3 ..J & D
89
R efu n d in g 5s 1943_____ F & A
Consum ers P o w e r C o (M ic h )—
102"
99%
E ig h th A v e R R — See N Y R y s
Illin o is E l P o w 1st 6s 1943. A & O
100%
10 0
1st & ref g 5s 1936 op ’ 16. J & J
92%
Illin o is P ow er & L ig h t C o rp —
93
E le c & Peop— See P h ila R a p T r
1st 1& u n S 5s Ser C 1952.M & N
102
1st & ref 6s, 1953 Ser A . A & O
101
10 0
1 0 0 % , E le c tric a l Securities C o rp —
100
l s t l & u n i f 5 % s 1954.__M&
102
96
D e b 7s 1953_________
A & O 100
C o ll t r g s f 5s 1935 o p t . . F & A
C o n tin e n ta l Gas & E le c tric —
93
Illin o is P o w e r 1st 5s, 1933. J & D j 91%
99%
1 0 0 % E llz P la ln r & C e n t J (See P u b lic
104
102
1st 7s 1936.......................J & D :
99 1 E llz & T re n to n R R |Serv C o rp
98%
1st 6s 1944...........................J & D
97
98%
1 0 0 % E lm ira W a te r, L ig h t & R R —
99%
C o ll t r 7s 1954 Ser A ___
92%
94% H lin o ls N o rth e rn U tilitie s C o —
1st & c o n g 5s 1956_____ M & S
C ro ssto w n S t R y — See C o l „ L t
90
99%
1st & re f 5s 1957 o p t ____A & O !
87
E l Paso E l C o c o ll t r g 5s’32. J & J
Cross S t R y — See I n t T r (B u ff)
92%
100%
7 % notes 1925___________ J & J
101% Illin o is V a lle y R y 1st 5s’35 M & S
C u b a n Telephone C o —
In d ia n a C o lu m b u s & E T r a c — i
105%
106% Em pire D is tric t E le c tric C o —
2
G en & ref g 5 s’ 26 o p ’ l l M & N /
1
__
_
1st 5s 1949_____
..M & N
30
95
93
C o l L o n & S p rin g ! 5s ’20 A & O
-------E m p ire Gas & E le c tric C o —
1st & ref g old 5s 1 9 4 2 ...M & S
10 0
97%
D a y t Spgf & U r b 5s ’28 M & N
35
10 1
98 | G e n & ref 6s Ser A 1952. J & D
C u m b ’la n d T & T 5s 1 9 3 7 ..J& J
105%
In d ia n a E le c tric C o rp — _____ |
106% ' E m p ire Gas & E le c and E m p ire
C u ya h o g a T e le p 1st 7s ’4 1 .J & D
1st M 6s 1947 Ser A . . . M & N
97%
98
92%
C o k e It ls t& re f 5s '41 o p .M & S
91%
D a k o ta C e n tra l T e le p C o —
1st M 6 % s 1953 Ser B . . F & A
102
10 1
E m p ire G as & F u e l—
1st g old 6s 1935________J & D
103%
104% In d ia n a L tg 4s 1958 o p ____F & A
99
78
10 2
| 1st M s f 6s 1926______ M & N
D a lla s Gas 1st 6s 1941___ A & O
10 2%
10 0 %
1 0 0 % In d ia n a * M ic h E l 5s 1957. F & A 1
------------ls t& re fc o n v 7 % s ’379 erAM & N
D a lla s P o w & L t 6s 1949 ___J & J
103M
In d ia n a N a t Gas & O — See Peop les G L & C o ke
97
10 0
E q u it G & E U tic a 5s 1942. A & O
1st g 7 % s 1949 Ser B ____J & J
1 q u it 1 1 G as, P h ila , 5s g ’28 J & J
]
104
In d ia n a P ow er 6s 1944___M & N
E
1
1st g 5s 1952 Ser C ______ J & J
105
____ E r ie E l M o to r s f g5 s 1951. A & O
92 '
1st lien 7 % s 1941 ser A . M & N
90
D a n v S t R y & L C o 5s’ 1925 . J & J
___ E r ie L t g 1st M 5s 1967____A & O
98
95%
1st 1 & gen 6 % s’41SerB M & N
96%
75”
10 1%
D a n v ille T r & P o w 1st 5s ’41 J & J
72
74%
8 % co n v notes 1925____A & O ,
E r ie * su b u rb a n R y 5s ’41. A & O
D a r b y M e d & Ches R y — See P h i la R T r
97%
99
10 2%
104 'A E v a n s v G & E L 5s’32 o p ’ 12 J & D
In d ia n a R y & L t 1st 5s ’43. J & J 1 9 l ”
D a y to n a P u b S erv 7s ’4 2 . .J & J
In d ia n a Service C o rp —
E xc e ls io r Springs W a t, G as & E l
D a y to n (O )G a s5 s’3 0 o p ’ 15.M & S
88 %
99%
1st & ref m 5s J a n 1 1950 J & J 1 87%
1st M Is 1932 o p t ______ J & D
98%
D a y to n L t g 1st 5s’37 o p ’ 12.M&S
76
A d ju s tm e n t m o rtg a g e _______ _
77
97%
98% j;F a irm o n t & C la rk sb u rg T r a c ’n
D a y to n P o w & L 1st 5s ’41. J & D
94
95
In d ia n a U n io n T ra c tio n —
1
1st g 5s 1938 o p t 1 9 1 3 ... A & O
D a y Sp & U r b — See In d C o l & E
27
1st g 5s J u ly 1 ’33 op ’08 A & O
____1 ____ Federal L ig h t & T ra c tio n —
D efiance (O ) G & E 5s 1942.M & S
26
90
In d ia n a N o r 1st g 5s ’3 3 .A & O
ls ts r g 5s 1942 o p t ____M&S
D e law are C o & P h ila — See U n P & T r a n s
10 1
16 2 "
In d ia n a p C o lu m b u s & Sou T r — :
1st lien g 6s 1942 s tp d .M & S
D e n v e r C i t y T ra m w a y —
100
97%
133
1st M g 6s Fe b 1 1948___F & A I
47
50
C o n v deb 7s 1953 Ser A .M & S
115%
1st & ref g 5s 1 9 3 3 o p s f_ M & N
96%
82
95%
D e b en ture 6s 1954 Ser B .J & D
91%
93% In d ia n a p o lis G a s 5s 1 9 5 2 ..A & O
C o n T r a m con g 5s 1933. A & O
99
98
98
99
In d ia n a p L & H 5s 1940. . A & O
F e d St & Pleas V a l— See P h il C o
D e n v G as & E l 1st g 5s’4 9 .M & N
93% F t P itt T r a c tio n — See P h ila C o
In d ia n a p & M a rtln s v R a p T r —
93
1st & R ef 5s 1951_____ M & N
52
107%
108% F t S m ith L ig h t & T ra c tio n —
1st g 5s 1923 o p t________J & J
G e n M 7)^s Ser A 1946. M&S
82
1st M g 5s M a r 1 ’36 o p t.M & S
In d ia n a p N e w C a stle & E a s t—
78
D e n ve r T ra m w a y P o w e r C o —
F t W V a n W e rt & L im a T r a c —
1st 6s 1932
_
1st Im p g gu 5s’ 23 o p ’08 . A & O
96
In d ia n a p o lis N o rth e rn — See U n i on T r o f In d
98
20
1st M g 5s 1930 g u a r____J & J / 10
E x t a t 6 % to 1924________ n
In d ia n a p o lis & N o rth w e s t T r —
99
10 0
F t W o rth P o w & L 5s ’3 1 . .F & A
D e n v e r T ra m w a y T e rm in a ls C o l
49
53
97
42d S t M & St N A v — See T h ir d A v e R y
1st g 5s 1923 e x t to 1933. M&S,
1st M g gu 5s 1 92 5-4 0.._ M & S n 95
98
F ra n k f T a c o n y & H olm esb R y —
In d ia n a p o lis & Southeast T r a c —
D e r r y (N H ) E le c 8s 1951-M &SI
20
1 st gold 5s J u ly 1940____J & J
1st M g 5s 1935________ J & J 1
30
—
Des M o in e s & C e n t la E le c C o —
99
20
G alesburg R y L t g A P o w e r—
In d S he lb y & 8 E 5s 1932. J & J
101
S F 6s 1937 o p t Ser A . . . M & S
93
In d ia n a p o lis T r a c & T e rm C o —
C o n 5 « O c t 1934............. . . J & D
8 F 5s 1937 o p t Ser B . . . M & S 1 88
93%
92
90%
1st s f gold 5s Ja n 11933. A & O
Galesb R y & L 5s 1934.
Des M o in e s E l 5s 1938. M & N
62%
63%
86
78 '
In d ia n a p S t gen 4s 1933.. J & J
G a lv E le c C o 1st 5s ’40 o p . M & N
89
81
D e s M oines C i t y R y 5s ’3 6 .J & J i
85
86
Citizens^ St con 5s g ’ 3 3 .M & N ,
G a lve sto n -H o u s to n E le c R y —
Des M o ine s E le c C o —
85
87
1st M s f g 5s 1954 o p t___A & O
In d ia n a p o lis W a te r—
1st M 5s, 1938________ M & N
9834 100
92
92%
98
1st & re f g 4 % s 1940 o p t .J & J
G a s & E lo f Bergen C o 5s’ 49. J & D
98%
D e tro it C i t y G a s C o —
101
103
101%
1st lie n & ref 5 % s 1953. .M & S
G e n 5s N o v 1 1954_____M & N
95
1st M 6s 1947 Series A _ J & J I 102%
_
98%
99% G eneral Gas & E le c C o rp —
In te rb o ro u g h -M e tro p o l C o —
I
D e t & Sub G as 1st 5s’ 2 8 .J & D
10 1
103
S f g 7s 1952 Ser A _____ M & S
C o ll tru s t g 4 % s 1956_ A & O / 11
_
D e tro it E d iso n 1st g 5s ’3 3 .J & J I 101%
1 00 %
7
166% G e n G a s& E l C o 5s 1932 J & J
G u a r T r u s t c e rtlf of d e p _ /
_
96
98
10
1st & ref 5s J u l y 1 ’4 0 .-M & S
107
107%
96%
1st&ref 6s J u ly ’ 40 Ser B .M & S
S tp d asat’d & 16% subs. _ / 10
98%
G o ld 6 s 1929 ...............M & S
97%
97% Geor R o w & Ip s — See B os & N o r S t R y
S tp d as del of 16% sub. /
G e n & ref 5s 1949 Ser A . A & O
1%
113%
S tp d as to del on surren­
C o n v deb 7s Ja n 1 5 ’28 J& J1 5
114% G eorgia L i g h t , P ow er & R y s —
113%
1st lien s f g 5s 1941 o p t.M & S
der of 60% of b o n d s .. /
88%
C o n v deb 7s Feb 1929 . F & A
89%
114%
%
113%
94% In te rb o ro u g h R a p id T ra n s it—
C e n t G a P o w 5s ’ 38 op v 13 M & N
93%
114%
C o n v deb 7s M c h 1930 _M&S
69 % !
69)
1st & ref g 5s ’ 66 op ta x -e x J & J
99%
98%
114% G e orgia R y & E le c 5s 1932. J & J
C o n v deb 6s D ec 15 1932 J & D
92%
69}
90%
R efg & Im p t g 5s ’ 49 s f _ . J & J
S ta m p e d __________________■ 68 %;
89%
D e t U n ite d 4 % s 1932 o p t .J & J
__ 6 % notes 1932__________A & O 75 % 1 75%
99%
100
A tla n ta C o ns S t 5s 1939. . J & J
96%
1st M & col t r 6s 1929_ J & J
_
92'
92%
C o n v g 7 % notes 1 9 3 2 ..M & S
10 0
G eorgia E le c L t 5s 193 0 ..J & J
99
—
—
D e t R y 1st 5s 1924______ J & D
In te rn a t’l R a ilw a y (B u ffa lo )— 1
A tla n ta N o rth e rn R y C o —
D e t F t W a y n e & B elle Isli
....
80%
B u ff R y 1st con M 5 sg’3 1 .F & A
94
—
1st g 5s A p r 1 1928____A & O
1 st guar 5s ’54 op ’9 0 ..J & J
—
81%
80
81
Cross St R y 1st 5s g r3 2 _ M & N ;
G eorgia R a ilw a y & P ow er—
D e t M o n & T o l S h o rt L in e R y
92
90%
1st & ref s f 5s 1954 o p t . . A & O
....
88
B u ff B e ll & L a n 5s 1927.J & D i
1st M g 5s Ja n 1933_ J & J
_
— 10 0 %
67
G en M 6 s 1947(1922 Ser) A & O
70
10 1%
D e t & P o n tia c—
B u ff & L o c k 1st g 5s 1938.J & J ,
....
104%
105%
B u ff & N la g F a lls E le c R y — |
G en M 7s 1941_________M & N
Cons g 4 34s ’26 op ’ l l . J & D
— 80
83
G ra n d R a p G r H a v & M u s k R y
1st M 5s g o ld 1935____J & J
D e t & P t H u ro n Shore L in e —
—
—
10 0
60
61
99%
In te m a t R y ref 5s’6 2 o p .M & N
1st g 5s J u ly 1 1926_____ J & J
1st g old 5s 1950______ J & J
92%
G ra n d R ap ids R y —
93
D et Y p s il A n n A rb o r & Ja c k —
In te rs ta te E l C o rp 6s 1933. M&Sj
99
10 0
10 0
99
95
1st g o ld 5s 1926______ F & A
1st s f 7s 1939............ . . . M & N
99
D e b 7s 1932____________ J & D ,
G re a t Cons E le c P o w (Ja p a n )—
In te rs ta te P ow er C o —
D o m in io n P o w & T ra n sm ls’n—
96
97
90%
98
90%
96
1st 5s 1932..................
A&O
1st M 7s 1944_____
F&A
1st M g 6s Ser A 1944.. . J & J '
10 1
100
10 0
98
G t F a lls P o w 1st 5s '40 o p . M & N
D D E B & B R R — See T h ir d A v ty
G eneral 7s 1934__________J & J
G re a t Lakes P o w e r, L t d —
D u lu th -S u p e rio r T ra c tio n C o —
1 te rs ta te R y s — C o ll tru s t g 4s
In
92%
94
10 2
10 0
1st M 6 s 1925-1944____M & N
55
D u lu th S t R y 1st g 5s’30 M & N
57
1943 o p t 1913__________ F & A
83
85
97
99
G e n M 5s 1930______ M & N
G re a t N o r th P o w 5s 1935.. F & A
Io w a R y & L t (C e d a r R a p id s )—
97
G re a t W e st P o w 5s 1946 o p .J & J
Duquasne L ig h t — See P h ila C o
1st & ref 5s 1932 o p ’ 15 M & S
97%
98%
95%
C o n v deb 6 s 1925______ M & N
Duquesne T r a c — See P h ila C o
Iro n w o o d & Bessemer R y & L t
10 0 %
1st & ref 6 s M a r 1949_ M&S
_
l 66"
E a ste rn C o n n e cticu t P o w C o —
1st s f g 5s '36 op a ft ’ 15. F & A
94%
96
1st M s f 5s 1948 Ser A . - A & O
C o n v 8 s 1936___________ F & A
Ita lia n P ow er C o —
1st & re f 7s 1950 Ser B . . J & J
106%
107”
Ea ste rn M ass Street R y C o —
C o ll t r 6 % s 1928 Ser A . . A & O
98
98%
10 0 %
1st & ref 6 s 1952 Ser C . . F & A
Serial re f 6s Ja n 1926-1929___ 1 0 0
Jackson C onsol T r — See M ic h E ec R y
Ref M 434s 1948................... . J & J / 70
'
97
99
71% G reen B a y G as & E le c C o —
77%
97
10 0
1st & ref 5s 1935______ M & N
R ef M 5s 1948_____________ J & J / 76%
87
90
70
75
G re en w ich T r a m 1st 5s ’31 . J & J
92
R e f 6s Ja n 1948 S e rC M & S15
1st M 6 s 1934_________ A & O
95
87
90
H ackensack W a t 4s’ 52op’ 12J& J
84%
—
R ef 6s Ja n 1948 Ser D . A & O
99
1st m tge 7s 1934_____________
96
80
H a g e rstow n & Fre d e rick R y —
R ef 6s Ja n 1948 Ser E - M & N
81
83
J a c k s o n v (F la )G a s s f 5s’4 2 .J& D
94
95
L y n n & B os 1st 5s g ’ 24 J & D
1st & re f 6 s 1944........... . A & O
75
80
Ja ckso n ville T r 1st 5s '3 1 . M&S
99
10 1
H a rris b u rg L & P 5s 1952.F & A
97
Exte n d e d to 1929_____
98
Jackso n v E l 5s ’ 27 o p t . . M & N
94
__ Jacksonv G il) R y & L 5s’31. J & J 91
E a ste rn N J P o w e r C o —
H a r t S t R y — 1 st g 4s 193 0.M & S | 82%
92
10 0
97%
1st M 63 1949___________ J & J
H a rw o o d E l 5s ’39 op ’ 14_ J & J 1 10 0
_
Jam a ica W a te r S u p p ly C o —
106
1st & ref s f g 6 s f 42 o p . M&S 1 105
E a ste rn O regon L ig h t & P o w C o
99%
L t g 5 % s Ser A 1 9 5 5 ... J & J
99
10 0 %
1st M 6s 1929.................. . . A & O
10 0

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Jersey C e n tra l P o w A L C o rp —
M a n ila E le c tric C o rp —
N a sh ville W a te r 4s 1928___J A J
109
108
M a n ila E le c R R A L t g C o r
1st 1s f 6 % s 1948 Ser A . M A N
Nassau E l R R — See B k ly n R a p T r
98
C o n v deb 7s 1933______ M A N
1st lie n A co l t r 5s’ 5 3 .M A
102)4 103)4
86)4 Nassau L t A P o w 1st 5s’27 A A O
85)4
101)4 M a n ila Sub R y s ls t5 s 1946.M AS
82%
6 % % notes D e c 1 1 9 2 8 ..M A S
—
Nassau A S u ff L t g 5s 1945. F A A
100 X
Je r C i t y H o b A P a t— See P u b lic S ervice C o rp .
M a n ito b a P o w e r C o L t d —
N a tio n a l L ig h t, H e a t A P ow er—
102)4
1st s f 7s 1941 Ser A ____M A N r 102
Joh n sto w n (P a ) Telephone C o
C o ll tru s t 7s 1928 Ser B . . J A J
i o i x
100
99
99
1st A ref 5s 1942 _____ F A A
—
M a n ’frs W a t (P a ) 5s 1939.J A D
C e n t In d L t g 5s 1927_ M A N
_
Jo h n sto w n (P a .) T ra c tio n
M a rio n (O ) W a te r C o —
C I t y G A E (P a ris ,111) 5s’35 A A O
98
102
1st A ref 5s J u ly 1943_ J A D
_
1st m tge 6s 1943________J A D
Je rs e yv ille 1 5s 1935_ F A A
11
_
J o p lin A P lt t s R y lst5 s’30 o pM A S
M a rk e t S t E le v Pass R y — See P h ila R T r a n
Pana G as A E l 5s 1935.. J A D
94"
9 9 " M a rk e t S t R y (San Fra n c is co )—
K ankakee (111) G A E 5s’3 0 .M A S
99%
N a t P o w A L in c 7s 1972___J A J
—
97%
99
101
K a n C i t y G as 1st 6s 1942.. F A A
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A ____Q -J
N ebraska P ow er 1st 5s ’4 9 .J A D
98)4
104
96
K ansas C i t y P ow er A L ig h t—
M a r y l’d E l R y s ls t gu 5s’3 1 A A O
1st M 6s 1949___________ J A D
90
100
98
1st M 5s 1952 Ser A ____M A S
96)4
1st A ref 6)4s 1957 Ser A J A J
96)4
D e b 6s 2022.........
M AS
55
61
Kansas C i t y R a ilw a y s —
B a lt A A n n S L 5s 1 9 4 6 .F A A
97)4
N e v a d a -C a lif E le c 6s 1 9 4 6 .JA J
67
98
1st M 5s J u l y 7 1944____J A J / 65
M assachusetts G a s 4)4s’ 2 9 _ JA J
97)4
1st lie n 6s 1950 ser B ___ A A O
97)4
12
101
96
2d M 6s J u ly 7 1944____J A J /
9
95)4
D e b g 4)4s D e c 1931_ J A J
_
N e v a d a -C a l P o w 6s 1927. _ A A O
12
110
2d M 5s J u ly 7 1944____J A J i
5 % notes A p r 15 1927.. A A O 3 99)4 100)4 N e w a rk G as 6s A p r 1 194 4 .Q -J
9
99
C o ll g o ld notes 7s M a y 15
M assachusetts L ig h tin g Cos—
N e w a rk C o ns G as con 5s’4 8 JA D
77
100
1921_______________ M A N 1 I / 75
D e b g 7s 1925-’28____J A D
N e w a rk Pass R y — See P u b lic Se r v C o rp
100
99
100
—
Kansas E le c P o w e r 6s 1937.J A T
D e b g 7s 1930_________ A A O
N e w B edf A Onset 6s 1928.J A J
100
99
6s 1943_________ _____ . . J A D
M c G a v o c k A M t Vern on— See N ash R y A L t N e w B ru n s w ick (C a n ) P o w C o —
78
Kansas E le c U t i l 5s 1925.A A C
M e m p h is Pow eT A L ig h t C o —
1st M 5S 1937__________ M A S
100%
95
96
K ansas G A E 6s 1952____M A S
1st A ref 5s 1948 Ser A . . J A J
N e w C hester (P a ) W a te r C o —
90
102
104
95
89
D e b g 6s 2022 Ser A ____M A S
1st A ref 68 1948 ser B . . J A J
1st 5s M a r 1 1943______ M A S
101
99)4
K e n tu c k y T ra c tio n A T e r m ’l —
M e m p h is L A P 5s 1931. J A J
N e w E n g la n d E le c Securities—
76
45
77)4 M e m p h is St R y con g 5s’ 4 5 _ JA J
76)4
1st A ref gu 5s ’ 51 o p t ’ 14. F A A
74)4
1st co ll t r 5s Ja n 3 1932.. J A J 3
92
91
10 1%
95
L e xin g to n R y 1st 5s ’4 9 J A E
94)4
M e rid ia n L t A R y 5s ’44. M A S
N e w E n g P o w 1st 5s 1951 . . J A J
95
K e n tu c k y U tilitie s C o—
M e tro p o lita n E d is o n C o —
N e w E n g T e l A T e l 4s 1930. J A J
102
106
1st lien 6s 1949 Ser E _ J A J
_
R ef A im p 8s 1935 Ser A M A N
99)4
100X
5s gold O c t 1 1932_____A A O
102)4 103)4
100
K e y System (San F r -O a k T e rm )
1st A ref 6s 1952 Ser B . . F A A
1st 5s 1952 Series A _____ J A D
93
85
io i H
93)4 N H A C e n tre v 1st 5s g ’ 33. M AS
1st m 6s 1938___________J A J
1st A ref 5s 1953.............. . J A J
79
102
79)4 M e tro p o lita n P ow er—
R e f 5s 1938____________J A J
N e w H a v e n W a t 4 % s 1962.J A J
89 %
1st 6s 1953 ser A ______ J A D
100)4 100)4 N J A H u d R iv R y A F e r ry —
R e f 6s 1938_______ _____ _
64
82)4 M e t S t R y — See N Y R y s
82)4
K e y System Securities C o l t r 6s
1st gold 4s 1950 o p t____M A S
82)4
84)4 M e tro p o lita n W e st Side “ L '
K e y T e l 1st g 5s '35 op ’ 08 J A J
93)4
N J P o w A L t 5s 1936_____ F A A
100)4
71
6 % g old notes 1927____M A N
1st g old 4s 1938_________F A A
N e w L o n d o n G A E 5s ’ 27. A A O
16 1%
101
71
K in g s C o E L A P 1st 5s’ 37 A A C
69)4
E x te n g old 4s 1938______ J A J
2d m tge 5s 1929_________A A O
______
101
117 y8
P u rch m on ey 6s g 1997. . A A C
M e xica n E l L 1st M g 5s’ 3 5 .J A J
Consol A refg 5s 1933____J A J
91
6 3 " New M ilfo rd P o w 1st 5s’ 3 2 .F A A
101
E d iso n E l 1 1 B k ln 4s ’39. J A J
1
91 Va M e x L t A P o w 1st 5s’33 s f. F A A W 60
92
p Tr
95
K in g s C o E le v R y — See B k ly n R
M ia m i V a lle y E le c 6s '4 5 .J A J
N ew O rleans P u b Service C o —
87%
28
K in g s C o G a s A Ill 1st 5s’4 0 .A A C
M ic h E le c R y 5s 1948_____ J A J / 24
1st A ref 5s Ser A 1 9 5 2 ..A A O
93"
K in g s C o L t g 1st ref 5s ’5 4 .J A J
Ja c k Cons T ra c 5s 1934. M A N / -------89)4
84 X
Gen M 4 % s 1935 _______ J A J
______
87)4
1st ref 6 % s 1954________ J A J
M ic h ig a n G as A E le c C o 104)4
In c 6s N o v 1949 Ser A ___J A D
94
91
______
K in g sp o rt U tilitie s 6s ’37 A A O
ls t A ref 6s 1943______ M A S
Series B ______________ J A D
97
94
98"
9 9 " N e w Orleans R y A L ig h t C o —
1st 7s 1937 Series B _____ A A C
M ic h ig a n L ig h t 1st 5s 1946. M AS '
100
107
96
95
K ln lo c h L g D is t T e l 5s’ 2 9 .J A J
M ic h ig a n N o r P o w 1st 5s’41 J A J
99)4
C a n a l A C la ib 1st 6s ’ 46. M A N
102)4 103)4 M iddle se x W a te r C o (N J ) —
93%
K ln lo c h T e le p h 6s 1928_ F A A
_
N O C y R R — G e n g 5s’ 43 J A J
96
C onsol M 5s 1 0 * 0 ______ F A A
K n o x T G as 1st 5s’33 o p ’ 1 3 .A A C
N O C y A L a k e 5s 1943.J A J
97
K n o x v ille R a ilw a y A L ig h t —
M id d le W e st U tilitie s —
N O A C a r r o llc o n 5s F e b ’ 3 3 JA J
105)4 10614
90
R e f A e xt 5s 1946 o p t_ J A D
_
99)4
8 % gold notes 1935____ M A S
E d iso n E l 1st 5s 1 9 2 9 ..J A J
95
—
97)4
K n o x v ille T r a c 5s 1938.. A A O
8 % gold notes 1940____ J A D ' 108)4 108)4
N O P o w -H o u s e C o 5s’ 41.J A J
84
Lacka w a nn a A W y o V a l R T —
8 % g old notes 1941___
108)4 108)4
S t C h a rle s S t 1st g 4s ’ 5 2 .J A J
96
93
C o ll tru s t 5s 1951_______ F A A
M id v a le E tn a A Sharps— See P hlla C o
N e w p N ew s A H a m p R y , G A E
99
98)4
81)4
Laclede G L re f 5s 1 9 3 4 ... A A O
M i waukee C o ke A G as C o —
1st A ref 5s 1944_________J A J
102)4 104
96
96)4
1st M col t r 5 % s ’53 Ser C F A A
1st M s f 7)4s 1933_____ F A A
N e w p N e w s A O ld P t R y A E l
E le c
100)| 101
L a k e R o la n d E le v — See U n R y t
M ilw E l R y A L t 5s 1 9 2 6 ..F A A
1st g 5s N o v 1 1 9 3 8 ..M A N 1 ------95)4
—
L a k e Sh E le c 1st con g 5s’ 23 J A J
R ef A e xt 4)4s g ’31 o p t . . J A J
95)4
G e n g 5s M a r 1 1941..M A S
55
86"
96)4
G e n gold 5s Fe b 1 1933.. F A A
Gen A ref g 5s 1951 o p t . . J A D '
97)4 N e w Y o r k E d iso n C o —
—
85)4
85%
85
114%
L o r A C le v g 5s’ 27 o p ’ 1 7 .J A J
1st A ref 5s 1961 Ser B . J A D
1st lie n A ref 6 % s 1941.. A A O
99)4 N Y G a s, E le c L , H A P C o —
Sand F re m A So 5s 1 9 3 6 .JA J
1st A ref 6s 1953 Ser C .M A S
99)4
101)4
T o l F re m A N o 6 % s ’ 2 5 .J A J
M ilw L ig h t, H e a t A T ra c —
1st g 5s D ec 1 1948______ J A D
L a k e S t E le v R R — See C h ic A O k P k E l ec R y
1st g 58 gu 1929 o p t . . M A N
86)4
P u r m on c o ll t r 4s 1949. . F A A
99)4
99)|
97
98)4 M ilw a u k e e G L 1st 4s ’ 27. M A N
I* u re n tia n P ow er 6s 1936.J A J
99)4
E d E l 111, N Y , con g 5s’95 J A J 1 101
97 %
99)4 M ilw a u ke e N o rth e rn R y —
99)4
L a u re n tld e P o w 5s 1946_ J A j
_
C e n tra l U n G as 5s g 1927. J A J
96
L e h ig h Pow Sec 6 % n o te s’ 2 7 F A A
94)4
1st 5s A p r 1931_________A A O
3
99)4
E q u ita b le G as 5s 1932___ M A S
101)4 101)4
—
105
89
L e h ig h N a v E le c 6s 1943.J A J
M in n A n o k a A C a yu n a R ’ge R R
N e w A m s te r G a s 5s 1948.J A J r
96 %
L e h ig h V a lle y T r a n s it—
.M A N
1st 5s, 1935_____
N Y A E R G as 1st g 5s ’44. J A J
97
96)4
96
91 %
95)4
M in ne ap G L 5s Fe b '30. . M A S
1st M g 5s D ec 1935 o p t .M A 8
C o n 5s 1945___________ J A J
76%
85
100)4 102
86)4
1st M g 4s D ec 1935 o p t .M A E
6 % g old notes Feb 1930____
N Y A W e s tc h L t g 4s 2004.J A J
__ M io n G e n E l 1st 5s '34 o p .J A D » 99)4 100)4
92 %
80)4
C o n s g 4s 1935__________J A D
D e b g 5s 1954 op g u a r .J A J
82
98%
80
M in n e ap St R y s — See T w in C i t yf R a p id T ra n
R e f A im p t g 5s 1960___J A E
N o r th U n G a s 5s 1927.. M A N
______ M innesota P ow er A L ig h t C o—
96
98%
L e h V a l L A P 5s 194 3.. A A C
Sta nda rd G L 5s 1 9 3 0 ..M A N
102)4 103)4 N Y M u n ic ip a l R y C o rp —
s
L e xin g to n A v e A P a v F e r— Se* J Y R V
F irs t A ref 6s 1950_____M A N
M ississippi P ow er A L i g h t ___
L e xin g to n ( K y ) R y — See K y T i i T e rm
1st m tge 5s 1966_________J A J / 80%
95
98
L in c o ln G as A E l 5s 1941.J A D
1st A ref 6)4s 1943 Ser A J A D
N Y A Pa T e le p A Te le g C o —
(S t L o u is )
97)4
L ln d e ll R y — See U n ite d R y s
M ississippi R iv P o w 5s '5 1 .J A J ’
98)4
1st g old 5s Feb 1 1926___ F A A
102)4 103)4
L it t le R o c k G A F 6s 1937.M AK
S f gold deb 7s 1935____M A N
G e n s fd g 4s N o v 1 9 2 9 . . M A N
94)4
97)4
97 | 97)4 M ississippi V a lle y P ow er—
L itt le R o c k R y A E l 5s ’ 33. A A O
N Y A Queens E le c L t A P o w —
100
98)4
99
R e f A e xt g 6s 1938_____ A A C
1st M 6s 1947__________ M A N
1st cons g 5s A u g 1 1930.F A A
lo o
91
—
L o c k p o rt A O lc o tt R y — See in i T r a c (B uffalo) M issou ri E diso n E l 5s ’ 27. _ F A A
N Y A Q u e e n s G a s 1st 5s ’3 4 .F A A
4
L o n g I s l L ig h tin g 5s 1936. MAS
98)4
99)4 M issou ri P ow er A L ig h t C o —
N Y A Queens C o R y 4s’4 6 .A A O /
—
3
-------102)4 103%
1st ref 6s 1948_________ J A J
Is t A ref 6 % sSerB 1943.J A D
S te in w a y R y 1st 6s 1922.J A J / 25
93
L o ra in A C le v R R — See L a k e S I E le c R y
M o b ile Ele c 5s ’ 46 op ’ 10. M A N
N e w Y o r k R a ilw a y s —
99
101
M o b ile Gas im p A ref 7s ’51 J A D3
L o s A ngeles G as A E le c C o rp —
1st R E A ref 4s’ 42 o p ’ 16. J A J f 49)4
70
75
M o b L t A R R 1st g 5s ’3 7 .J A D)
1st A ref g 5s 1939 o p t .. M A S
G u a r T r u s t ctfs of de p o sit. . / 49%
98)4
102
65
70
4%
G e n A ref g 7s 1926 S e rA .M A ?
C o ns g 5s 1941________ M A S5
A d j in c g 5s J a n 1942___A A O /
8
G e n A ref g 7s '31 B A C . J A D
105)4'
M onongahela St R y — See P h ils CO
5
B ankers T r u s t ctfs of depot /
50
102 ! 102)4 M onongahela V a lle y T r a c tio n —
G e n A ref 6s 1942 Ser D M AS
B leeck St A F F 1st 4s ’ 50. J A J
75 %
1st M g 5s 1942 o p t 1922 J A D5
89)4
G e n A ref 5 % s 1943.. . M A S
B w a v A 7 th A v Cons 5s’ 4 3 JA D
89)4
96)4
96)4
75 %
96 I
onongahela-W est Pa P S C o —
G e n A ref 5 % s ’47 Ser E J A D
C t f dep stpd D ec ’ 23 ln t _
_
77
102 1 102)4
99)4
1st lien A ref 6s 1928 . F A A4
100)4
G e n A ref 6s 1942 Ser G M AS
B w a y S u rf R R 1st 5s ’ 24.J A J
100
71%
M o n tp e lie r A B arre L A P C o —
L o s A n g G A E 5s 1934. J A J n 99)4
C e n C ro ssto w n 1st 6s’ 2 2 .M A N
92
94
12 %
1st ref 5s 1944...................A A O 3
C o l A 9th A v 1st 5s ’9 3 .. M A S
L r s A n g Pac C o — See Pac E l R y
76
E ig h th A v cert in d 6s ’ 19 F A A
Los A ngeles A Pasadena— See P ac E le c R y
M o n ta n a Pow er—
98%
41%
J
98)4
1st A ref s f 58’ 43 op ’ 18.J A J
I os A ngeles R y C o rp —
L e x A v A P F y 1st 5s g ’93 M A S
84)4 M o n tre a l L t , H t A Pow er C o
%
1st A ref s f g 5s 1940____J A D
83)4
Second A v con 5s g ’48 gu F A A
J
la t A c o llt r g 4 % s’32 o p ’ 12JAJ r 96)4
98%
%
T r u s t C o certifs of de po sit.
95)4
L o s A n g R y 5s 1938___ A A O
96)4
97
R e c e lv e r’sce rtlflcate s 1914 / 40
98)4
G o ld 5s 1933 o p t l9 1 3 ... A A O)
Los A ngeles Sub Gas C o rp —
1st lien coll tru s t 7s 1938 M AS
S o uth F e r ry 1st 5s 1919. A AC / 81
101)4 103)4 M o n tre a l T ra m w a ys —
J
94)4
94%
94
96
1st A ref g 5s 1941 o p t . . J A J
L ou isian a P ow er 1st 6s ’4 4 .J A D
T h ir d A v e — See un de r “ T . ”
60
P h ila C o
M o rnln gside E le c S t R y — See
L o u is v ille Gas A E le c C o—
65
92% M o u n ta in H om e T e le p C<
92)4
1st A ref 5s 1952 Ser A . M A N
97
98
N Y A R ich m o n d G a s C o —
L o u is v ille H om e T e le p .
G e n 5s 1938___________ J A J J
99%
100)4 101
M o u n ta in States P ow er C o —
1st 5s e xt 7 % 1925______ J A J
89)4
1st A ref 5s 1938________ J A J J
99)4
L o u ls v L t g 5s’53 u n s tm p d .A A O
98)4
96%
95
91
M t W ash S t R y — See P h ila C o
L o u ls v R y con M 5s g ’30_ J A J
_
99%
----____
75
M u n cie E l L 1st 5s’32op’ 1 2 .J A J
J
2d m tge 4 % s 1940______ M A S
N e w Y o r k Sta te R a ilw a y s —
74)4 M u n cle H a r t A F t W a yn e T r —
G e n M 5s 1950__________ F A A
66
p. 50.
1st 5s g 1935 o p t 1 9 2 5 ...J A J
____
f o u lsv ille W a te r— See under Lo
87
e
M u n c ie A U n C i t y T r C o — See U n T r of In d
L o w e r A u s tria n H y d ro -E le c Chester
85)4 M u n ic ip a l G as (A lb a n y , N Y ) —
1st s f g 6 % s 1944_________
85)4
Q 105
106
96%
1st M 5 % s 1952 Ser A . . A A O
L u ze rn e t o ^Pa) G as A E le c —
108%
1 st re fA im p g 5 s ’ 4 8 o p T 3 .A A O
97)4
98)4 M u n ic ip a l G as A E le c , R o c h —
106%
0
____
1st M g 4 % s 1942op’ 1 2 _A A O
100)4 101)4
1st A ref 6s 1954_______ M A S
am R R
92"
8
90
D e b 7s 1944.............
JA J
100)4 101)4 M u n io Service 5s 1942___ M AS
83
S
80
100%
97
99
M uskegon T r A L g 1st 1931 M AS
L y k e n s V a l L A P 6s 1945.M A S
104
V
____
M uskogee Elec T r 5s ’3 4 . . M A N
L v n n A Boat R R — See Eastern M ass S t R y
106%
87
N a sh ville R a ilw a y A L ig h t—
86
M a c o n R y A L 1st 5s ’ 5 3 . . J A J
94)4
Cons g 5s 1953 o p t 1 9 0 8 .JA J
M a d iso n C o (Ills ) L t A P o w e r—
105
87
J
84
96
R ef and e xt gold 5s 1958.J A J
1st g 5s 1 9 3 6 .................... J A D
93)4
M c G a v o c k A M t V e rn o n —
“ P la in ”
M a diso n Gas A E le c C o —
102
105%
100
100
98
Sum m er S t ls tM 6 s ’2 6 .J A J
1st ref 5s 1940..................A A O
102
J
102
105
2d series 6s J u ly 1937. . J A J
101
1st 6s 1926....................... . A A O
101)4
N a s h v ille G as A H e a tin g C o—
N o rf A A t l T e rm — See V a R y A P
M a d iso n R y s C o —
98
79
81
N
97
1st M g o ld 5s 1937____M A N
1st g 5s 1 9 3 6 ...................M A N
M a d R iv P o w ls t5 8 ’ 35gu o p -F A A
99)4 100)4
62)4
63)4:
M a n h a tta n E l con 4s g ’9 0 .A A O
54
54)4
Sd g 4s 2013______
JA D
M a n ila Ele c C o 7s 1 9 4 2 ..M A N
99)4 100
6 Basis. / T h is price Includes accrued interest
k Last sale
n Nominal, » C a n a d la u prtc*
Cauadlau prlc*
s Sale price.

ill.
—

84
102%
—

98%
105)4
91
98)4
98)4
103
112
99)4
50
80
97
50
102)4
100)4
100)4
—

66
96

—

87 %
84%

110
93%
98
99 X
—
—

98
94
115
102
86)4
100)4
______

90
97%
93
77 X
93)4
99)4
99%

93’ ”

m.

30
52
50
5%
5%
55
75 X
75%

43
—

66
66%
—

98"
101
66%
90%
L ig h t 'g
96%
108%
106%
8---101
104%
107
105%
103

39

PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS

Feb., 1925.]

N O T IC E .— A ll o o n a price* are " a n d in t e r e s t" except w here m arked ‘ t " an d In com e an d d e fa u lte d b o n d s .
.
Bonds.

B id .

A sk.

B onds.

B id .

N o rf A P o rts T r — See V a R y A P
Paterson A Passaic G a s A E le c
N o r f R y A L t 1st 5s 1 9 4 9 -M A N
92 %
93
C o n sol g o ld 5s 1949.. M A S
N o rfo lk St 1st g 5s 1 9 4 4 ..J A J
98
98% Paw tucket G a s 4s 1932_ M A N
_
N o rth A m e rica n E d is o n C o —
P e e ksk ill L t A R R 5s ’3 0 ..A A O
99
99% P en insu lar Telep hone C o —
S f g 6 s M a r l 5 ’ 52SerA.M AS15
10 2 %
102%
S f g 0 % s 1948 Ser B . . M A S
F ir s t M tg e 0s 1943______ J A J
N o r th C a ro lin a E le c P o w e r—
C o n v deb 6 % s ’34 Ser A A A O
1st s f g 5s O c t ’40 o p ’ l O . A A C
93
P en n C e n tra l L ig h t A P o w e r C o
N o r th C a ro lin a P u b S e rv C o —
1st A ref 5s 1950_______ A A O
1st A ref 5s 1934 o p t ____A A O
91
89%
1st A ref 6s 1953_______ J A D
1st A ref 6 % s 1944____F A A
96
99
P en n P u b lic Serv 5s 1962.. F A A
81
Sallsb A Spencer 5s ’45 M A N
78
1st A re f 6s 1929_______ J A D
N o rth H u d C o R y — See P u b lic Service C o rp
1st A re f 7 % s 1935 Ser B . J A J
N o r th H u d so n L t , H A P C o
1st A re f 6s 1947 Ser C . . M A N
96
(H o b o k e n , N J ) 5s 1938. A A O
1st A ref 5s 1954 Ser D . . J A D
N o r th J e r S t R y — See P u b S erv C o rp .
C o n v deb 6 % s 1938____M A S
N o r th Shore E le c tric C o —
P e n n s ylva n ia E d is o n C o —
98
99
1st A re f g 5s ’40 op '2 0 .. A A O
1st M 5s 1946 Ser A ____A A O
N o r th Shore G a s C o of Illin o is —
1st M 6s 1946_________ M A N
____
____ P e n n s ylva n ia E le c C o rp —
1st gold 5s 1937 o p t _____F A A
____
____
N o T e xa s G as 6s 1925-32.. A A O
D e b g 6 % s 1954_______A A O
____ P e n n sylva n ia L t g 5s 1940.. J A J
100
N o r th C a lif P o w 5s 1932.. J A D
____ P e n n s y lv a n la -O h io P o w A L t —
99
R A cons s f 5s ’48 op ’ 15. J A D
100%
N o rth In d G as A E l 6s '52 M A N
99%
1st A ref 5 % s ’54 Ser A . . J A J
____
____
1st ref 5s 1 9 2 9 ... ... A A O
D e b g 6s 1939___________J A J
N o rth e rn N Y U tilitie s , In c —
P e n n -O h io Edison 6 % s’2 7 J A J
97
95
1st M A ref 5s 1963____J A J
Y o u n g Sh Kv & L 5s ’31 J A J
114
110
1st lien A ref 7s 1946 A . M A N
P e n n s ylv a n ia P o w e r A L ig h t —
104%
102%
1st lien A ref 6s 1947 B . M A N
1st A re f 7s Ser A 1 9 5 1 ..F A A
102
104
1st 1 A re f 6s 1943 C . . M A N
1st A re f 5s 1952 Ser B A A O
97
99
1st 1 A ref 5 % s Ser D ’4 9 .J A D
1st A ref 6s 1953 Ser C M A S
96
98
W a te rto w n L A P 5s 1959.J A J
P e n n s ylv a n ia U t i l 6 % notes ’ 26
N o ith e rn O h io P o w e i—
Penn W a t A P o w s f 5 s ’40 J A J
76
78
10-yr 7s 1935 w hen if A as iss.
1st ref 5 %s 1953 ser A A A O
N o rth e rn O h io T ra c A L ig h t —
Pensacola E l C o 1st 5s ’3 1 .F A A
91
93
1st consol gold 5s 1933 . J A J
P eople’s G L A C o k e , C h ic a g o —
83
81
1st consol gold 4s 1933 . . J A J
1st cons g 6s 1943____. . A A O
80
1st Hen A ref 5s 1956___ F A A
78 %
R e fu n d in g g o ld 5s 1947 M A S
98 %
Seem ed 6s 1926 . . . . J A D
99%
C h ic G L A C 1st 5s 1937.J A J
92%
93
G e n A ref 0a 1947 Ser A . M A S
Co nsum G as 1st g 5s ’36 J A D
97%
98%
N o rth O n t L A P 6s A p r ’ 31.J A J
In d N a t G A O g 5s’36 gu M A N
N o rth e rn States P ow er C o —
M u tu a l F u e lG a s g 5 s ’4 7 .M A N
94% P eo ple ’s T r a c — Se e'P hlla R T
94%
1st A ref 5s 1941_______ A A O
103%
103% P eoria B lo o m A C h a m p T r a c —
1st A ref 6s 1941 Ser B _ . A A O
107
106
C o n v 6 % s 1933_______ M A N
1st g o ld g u a r 5s 1 9 3 0 ... M A N
101% P eoria R y 5s 1926________ F A A
101
6 % % gold notes 1 9 3 3 ..M A N
102% P eoria W W C o p r 1 5s’ 48 M A N
101%
1st Hen 6s 1948 Ser A . M A N
N o r States P ow of W ls — See W ls -M in n L A P
1st con 4s 1948________ M A N
N o rth e rn T e xa s E le c tric C o —
1st con 5s 1948_______ M A N
83
81
C o ll t r s f g 5s 1940 o p t . J A J
D e b 4s 1950___________M A N
N o rth e rn T e xa s T ra c tio n C o —
P etersburg G a s 5s 1931.. . A A O
96
93
1st g 5s 1933 o pt 1913_ J A J
_
P h ila d e lp h ia C o m p a n y—
____
N o r W e tsch L t g 5s 1955 . . J A D
1st c o ll tru s t g 5s 1949. M A S
N o rth w e ste rn B e ll Telep hone—
C o ns M co ll t r g 5s ’5 1 . .M A N
107%
107%
1st M 7s 1941 Series A . . F A A
S ta m p e d _____________ ____
N o rth w e ste rn E le c tric C o —
1st ref A c o l t r 6s’44 Ser A F A A
101%
100%
1st gold 6s 1935........... . M A N
C o n v deb 5 % s 1938____M A S
N o rth w e ste rn E le va te d (C h ic )—
A lle g B elle A P e r 5s ’ 35. . A A O
81
80
1st m tge 5s 1941 o p t ____M A S
A rd m o re Street 5s 1958. A A O
75
73
U n io n E l (L o o p ) 5s g ’45 A A O
C e n tra l T r a c 1st 5s 1929.J A J
N o rth w e s t Gas L A C o k e (C h ic )
C itiz e n s ’ T r a c 1st 5s ’ 27. A A O
____
C o n s g 5s D ec 1 1928_ Q -M
_
Duquesne L ig h t 6s 1 9 4 9 .JA J
____
C ic e ro G a s g e n A re f 5s’3 2 _ JA J
1st A co ll t r 5 % s ’49 B . J A J
leg
N o rth w T e le g — See W est U n T e
Duquesne T r a c 1st 5s ’30 J A J
102
100
N o r w lc h (C t)G a s A E g 5s’ 2 7 JA J
F e d St A P V 5s M a y 1’4 2 .J A J
85
N o v a S cotia T r A P o w 5s 1940
83%
F t P it t T r a c 1st 5s 1935.J A D
94%
93%
O gden G as 5s 1945_______ M A N
M t llv E t A Sh 5s 1 9 2 3 ..M A N
101
100%
O h io A N o r G as 7s 1 9 2 5 .M A N
M o n o n g St R y 5s g 1928. J A D
107% 107%
O h io P o w 1st 7s 1951 Ser A . J A J
W U k A E P it 1st g 5s’ 29 M A S
91
90%
1st A ref 5s 1952 Ser B . . J A J
M o rn ’s id e E lS tR y 5 s -3 3 A A O
102
101
1st A ref 6s 1953_______ M A S
M o u n t W a sh in g to n St R y —
92
91
D e b g 6s 2024................. . . J A D
1st A c o ll t r gu 5s 1933. A A O
O h io P u b lic S ervice C o —
P itts A lle g A M gen 5s’3 0 A A O
111
110%
1st M A ref 7 H a ’ 40 Ser A A A O
P itts A B fr T r 5s g 1 9 2 9 .M A N
107%
107%
1st A ref 78 '47 Ser B . . F A A
B K A A T r a c 6s 1931.M A S
O h io R iv e r E d iso n C o—
B ro w n s v A v e 5s 1920.F A A
101
100
1st m s f 6s 1948...............J A J
W L ib e r ty 1st g 5s ’3 0 .J A J
101
O h io S e rvice 1st 6s 1937.. M A N
99
P itts A C h a rle ro i 5s ’32. M A N
O h io S ta te Telephone—
P itts b R y s 5s 1953_____ A A O
100
C o n s A ref s f 4s-5s 1944. J A J
99
P itts T r a c 1st 5s 1 9 2 7 ..A A O
100
O h io W a te r 6s Ju n e 1933 _____
98
O kla h o m a Gas A E le c tric —
2d A v e T r 1st 5s 1 9 3 4 ...J A D
____
99
1st M g 5s ’ 29 op a ft ’ 14. A A O
G o ld 5s J u ly 1933____J A J
____
105%
1st A ref 7 % s 1941_____ F A A
U n ite d T r a c 5s 1997 ctfs J A J
102
7 % notes 1926_________ F A A
101
W est E n d T r a c con 5s’38 J A J
99% P h ila E le c t 1st 5s 1960____A A O
1st A ref 6s 1941_______ F A A
97%
O kla h o m a G eneral P ow er C o —
1st M 4s 1966_________ A A O
100
1st M 6s 1952 Series A . A A O
98
1st 1 A ref 6s 1941______ J A D
60
55
O k la h o m a R y ls t A r e f 5s’4 1 .J A J
1st A ref 5 % s 1947_____ J A D
O m a ha A C o u n cil B lu ffs S t R y —
1st 1 A ref 5 % s 1953____M A N
85
83%
1st consol g 5s 1928______ J A J
F ir s t lie n A re f 5s I9 6 0 .. J A J
O m a ha A C o u n B lu ffs R y A Bt
P hila A G a rre ts fo rd St R y —
93
90
1st cons g 5s Ja n 1 1928.. J A J
1st 5s 1955____________F A A
99
99% P h ila d e lp h ia R a p id T ra n s it—
O n ta rio P o w 5s '43 op to ’ 13F A A
O n ta rio Transm ission C o , L t d —
C o ll tr g 5s 1957 o p t 8 f . . F A A
____
97%
l s t g u g 5s’ 4 5 o p b e f ’ 10 M A N
S f g u a r 5s ’ 62 o p t ’ 1 7 ..M A S
O ra nge A Passaic V a l R y — See P ub S erv C o rp .
E q t r 5 % s ’ 25-’ 33 (s-a) F A A
65
63
O re go n E le c R y 5s ’ 33 o p t . M A N
E q 5 % s ’25-’34 (y r ) J A D 15 b
____
O tta w a E le c 1st g 5s 1933. . J A D
D a r b y M e d ia A Ches St R y
98%
98
P a c ific C o a st P ow 5s 1940. M A S
1st 4 % s ’36 o p t ’ 16 g u . J A J
91%
90
P a c ific E le c R y g 5s 1 9 4 2 ..J A J
M a rk e t Street E le v Pass R y
L o s Angeles P a c ific C o —
LSt g gu 4s 1955____M A N
79
77%
1st re f g 4s 1950 o p t’ 15. J A J
U n io n T r a c tio n —
____
L A -P a c R R c o n 5's’31. A A O
E le c A Peo 4s t r c tfs ’ 4 5 A A O
84
L A P a R R C a l 5s ’ 43. M AS
People’s T r a c tio n C o —
____
Los A n g A Pas 5s g 1928.J A J
P P R y t r ctfs 4s ’43 F A A
____
W P h il Pass 2d 5s ’ 20. M A N
Pasadena A M t L 4s ’5 0 .J A D
94% P h ila d e lp h ia S ub u rb a n G a s A E l
94%
P a c ific G a s A E l ref 5s '4 2 .. J A J
____
108%
1st A re f 7s 1940 Ser A . . J A D
1st M A ref g 5s’6 0 op’ 15 F A A
103%! G e n M 6s 1969________ J A D
103%
1st A ref M 6s 1941 Ser B J A D
98%
1st A re f 5 % s 1952 Ser C . J A D
98%
1st consol 6s 1943______ J A D
P a c ific G a s A E le c (A riz o n a )—
P h ila A W Ches T r 4s 5 4 .. J A J
____ P h ila A W est R y 5s I9 6 0 ..J A J
1st M 6s Ja n 1931______ J A J
____ Pine B lu ff C o 5s 1942_____ J A J
P a c ific G a s Im p 4s S e pt’3 0 .Q -M
P a c ific L ig h t A P o w e r C o rp —
1st
__ P itts A6s g1942_____________ J A Jo
1st A re f s f g 5s 1951 o p . M A S
98%
lle A M a n — SeeP hila C
____ P itts A B lrm T r — See P h ila C o
99
Pac L A P C o 1st 5s ’4 2 . . J A J
____ P itts A C h a rle ro i— See PhU a C o
G u ara nte e d _____ _________
P a c ific L ig h tin g C o rp —
P M c K A C o n — See W P en n R y s
100
P itts T r a c — See P h ila C o —
Secured g 6s 1940.. . . . F A A
99
P a c ific P o w A L 1 st 5s ’30. F A A
98%
P itts b R y s — See P h ila C o
106
104%
P o n tia c L ig h t 1st 5s 1 9 2 7 .JA J
1st lie n A gen M 8s 1930.F A A
P a c ific T e le p h A T e le g ra p h —
P o rtla n d (M E l 5s ’ 20 o p t F A A
e)
100
99%
1stA c o l t r s f g 5s 1 9 3 7 ..J A J 2
P o rtla n d (O re ) E l P ow er C o —
1
93%
R e f M 5s 1952 Ser A . . . M A N
93%
1st L A ref 6s 1947 Ser B M A N i
95
P o rtla n d (O re ) G a s A C o ke —
1
P a rr Shoals P o w 5s 1 9 5 2 ..A A O
93
1st A ref g 5s ’40 o p t ’ 2 0 .J A J
Pasadena A M t L ow e — See Pac E le c R y
1st gen 7s 1 9 4 0 . . ____ _ J A J
Paterson R y — See P u b Ser C o rp
1
1
P o rtla n d G a s 1st 5s 1951 F A A
&Basis.

/ This .price Includes accrued Interest,




i Last sale.

I In London,

A sk.

Bonds.

B id .

63
P o rtla n d (M e ) R R 3 % s 1951 J A J
80
98%
1st 1 A con m 5s 1 9 4 5 ..M A N
92%
94
P o rtla n d R y L t A P o w e r—
90
85
1st A re f s f 5s 1942 o p . . F A A
98
1st A ref 6s 1947 Ser B . . M A N
103
106
105
1st 1 A ref 7 % s’46 Ser A . M A N
93%
102%
P o r t l’d R y re f 5s ’30 o p . M A N
87
C i t y A Sub con 4s ’30 J A D
99
100
99%
P o r t G e n E le c 1st 5s ’35 J A J
102% 103% P o rtla n d (M e ) W a te r 4s ’ 2 7 F A A
99
95
96
P o rto R ic o R y s , L t d —
101
102
1st g 5s N o v 1 1936 o p .M A N r 85
105
G e n A ref 5s £ 1962____M A N r 70
95%
100%
P o rto R ic o T e le p 6s 1944 . J A D
99%
193
94
P oto m ac E l P o w 5s ’ 29 op J A D
98%
100
C o n s M g 5s 1936 g u a r. J A J
104%
G e n lie n A ref 6s 1953.. A A O
107
94
96
R e fu n d in g 7s 1941 ___A A O
91
102
P ow er Secur col t r 6s ’ 49 . J A D
Incom es June 1949____F A A / 82
96%
97% P ro v . Secur.— see Steam R R ’s.
97%
98% P u b lic Service C o of C o lo ra d o —
____
C o n v s f deb 7s 1933. . A A O
96%
96% P u b lic Service C o of N o r 1 1
1—
92%
95%
96%
1st A re f g 5s 1956 o p ’ 21. A A O
101
102
P u b lic Service C o of O kla h o m a :
____
97
98
1st M 6s Series B 1949. . M A S
P u b lic Service C o rp of N J —
98%
106
106%
T r u s t certs 6 % p e r p e t._ M A N
104%
93%
94
G e n g 5s O c t 1 1959 o p . . A A O
102%
99
103%
C e rtific a te s of de p o sit_____
95%
100%
101%
Secured 6s 1944. . . . . F A A
100
100%
Cam den Sub 1st 5s 1940.J A J
77
101
101%
C o ns T r a c 1st 5s 1933. . J A D
81
E llz P la in f A C e n t J e r R y —
65
1st g 5s D ec 1 1950 . J A D
107%
76
108%
E liz a b e th A T r e n t 5s’ 62 A A O
60
95%
95%
J C H o b A P a t 4s 1 9 4 9 .M A N
85
98%
99%
N e w a rk P a ss con 5s ’3 0 .. J A J
94
98%
99%
N e w a rk T e rm R y 5s ’5 5 .J A D
90
90%
90%
N H u d C o R y cons 5s ’ 28. J A J
100
95
96%
2d 5s e xt a t 6 % to ’ 26 M A N
75%
N o r J e r St R y 4s 1948. M A N
62
O r A Pass V a l 1st 5s ’3 8 .J A D
__
87
85
P ate rso n R y — C on6 sg’3 1 J A D
55
99
100
2d 6s ’ 14 e xt 5 % to ’ 4 4 A A O
72
90
94
R iv e rs id e T r a c 5s I9 6 0 .J A D
60
63
So Jerse y Gas E l A T r a c —
75
80
95%
G u a r g 5s M c h 1 1953. M A S
50
38
____
_ P ub U cMService E le c P o w C oA—A O 104
1st
8 f 6s 1948_______
P u b lic Service E le c A G as C o—
____
101%
98%
1st A ref 5 % s 1959______ A A O
94
98%
95
1st A ref 5 % s 1964______ A A O
92%
94
P u b lic U tilitie s E van svlU e —
102%
103%
99%
1st A ref 6s 1929______ J A J
94%
95
P u g e t Sound P o w e r C o —
75
99
80
1st g gu 5s 1933 o p t ____J A D
53
56
P u g e t Sound P ow er A L ig h t—
75
97%
80
1st A ref 5 % s 1949_____ J A D
82
87
P u g e t Sound E le c tric R y —
105%
84
105%
1st consol g 5s ’32 o p . F A A
104%
95
i
Ta co m a R y A P 5s ’ 2 9 .A A O
75
79
Quebec P ow er C o —
70
99%
75
1st m s f 6s 1953 Ser A A A O
65
75
Quebec R y L H A P o w —
65
70
C o n s g 5s 1939 o p t . . . . J A D r 91%
75
96
80
Queens B o r G as A E l 5s ’5 2 .J A J
75
80
103
R ef 6s 1953____________M A S
____ Q u in c y (111) G a s E le c A H e a t—
78
____
1st cons g 5s 1935 o p ’ 10. M A S
____
77
83
Q u in c y G A E 5s 1 9 2 9 ..M A S
75
80
89
Q u in c y (IU ) R y 5s 1 9 3 2 ..F A A
72
92
78
R a cin e (W ls ) W a te r 5 s’31.M A N
77
82
93
R a ilw a y A L ig h t Sec 5s v a r ____
75
80
R a p T r S t R y — See P u b Ser C o r
70
75
99
R ea d in g T r a c 0s 1933_____ J A J
65
70
90
R e a d A W o m — 1st 5s g ’ 25 J A J
70
75
Red W in g G L A P — See W is -M in n L A P
80
85
R h in e lan d e r L ig h t A P o w C o—
50
55
100
1st g 6s 1936 . . . . . . . J A J
65
70
R hode la id Sub 4s ’ 50_____ J A J
70
75
R ich m o n d (S I ) L t A R R —
51
54
76
1st c o ll t r g 4s 1952 . . J A J
68
72
R io de Ja n e iro T r a m L A P —
101
86%
100%
1st g 5s 1935...........................J A J
85
83
R ive rsid e T r a c — See P u b Serv C o rp
106%
99%
107
R oanoke G L 5s 1927____A A O
92
104%
104% R oanoke R y A E l 5s 1953. F A A
85
105
105% R oanoke T r A L t 5s 1 9 5 8 .F A A
93%
99% R oanoke W W 1st 6s 1936.J A J
99%
83%
G en g 6s 1934.______ - M A S
83
85
Rochester G as A E le c C o rp —
109
G e n m 7s 1946 Ser B ___M A S
102
86
88
G e n m 5 % s 1948 Ser C . M A S
89
87
98%
R och R y A L t 5s ’54 o p t . . . J A J
.
____
100%
T a x e xe m p t________
_____
95%
5.50 t a 4.75
R o c h R y cons 5s g 1930. A A O
87
2d 5sg 1933___________J A D
82
85
R ochester A Syracuse R R —
59
1st M con v 5s 1957____M A N
86
86% R och T e le p gen 5s 1 9 3 3 ..A A O
98
104
1st A re f 6s 1946_______ A A O
63%
64
R o c k fo rd (111) E le c tric C o —
1st A ref s f 5s ’39 op ’ 14. M A S
98%
67
69
Rom e (G a ) R y A L 5s ’ 46. A A O
99
99% R om e (N Y ) G a s, E le c L t A P — ■
95
1st 5s 1931_____________ J A D ,
97
99
94%
1st ref 5s 1946_______________
101
103
85
R u m fo rd F a lls P o w 4s 1945AAO:
101%
102
93
G e n M 4 % s D e c 1929.. J A D
____
75
R u tla n d R y L A P ls t5 s ’4 6 .M A S
91
93
Sacram ento E le c G a s A R y —
92
94
C o ns 5s N o v 1 1927____M A N
100
99%
101
Sacram ento G a s 6s ’2 5 -4 0 .A A O
St C ha rle s S t R R — See N O r R y A L
S t C la ir C o u n ty (111) G a s A E l —
1st cons g u a r 5s 1959___M A S
91
St Joseph G a s— 1st 5s 1937.J A J
S t Josep h R y , L t , H e a t A P o w —
1st g 5s N o v 1 1937____M A N
85%
99
100
S t L o u is R R — See U n R y s (S t L )
99
100% S t L o u is S p rin g ! A P e o ria R R —
84%
1st A re f gu g 5s ’39 o p . . J A D
__
_ S t L o u is & S p rin g ! 5s ’ 33 J A D 99
St L A Sub R y — See U n R y s (S t L )
97% S t L T r a n — See U n R y s (S t L )
96
104%, 106 |S t M a u ric e P o w e r L td —
__ 1 1st m 6 % s 1953_______ F A A '
98 i
—

n Nominal.

t Canadian price.
>

« Sale price

A sk.

66
83
85%
98%
95
99%

99
105%
____
95
85

93
98
99%
104%
100
95%

__

79

____
62
87
94%
76%
____
75

104%
99%
98%
100%
____
98%
97
100
92

91
95
101
100

79
87%
100%
94%
85 j
110
103
99%
97
89
61
100
105
99
97
96%
90
90

93
86
85%

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PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS

[ V o l. 120.
NOTICE.— All bond prices are " a n d In terest” ex cep t w here m arked " f ” an d Incom e an d d e fa u lte d b on d s.____________
Bonds.

B id .

A sk.

Bonds

B id .

A sk.

B onds.

B id .

A sk.

S t P a u l C i t y R y — See T w in C it y R T
U nite d E le c R y s (P ro v id e n c e )—
S p rin g fie ld (O ) L t , H t & P o w —
S t P a u l G a s L ig h t —
. _ t ’rio r lie n M 4s Ja n 1946 Ser B 63
67
98%
1st s f g 5s 1929..................... F & A
HcGen g o ld 5s 1944______ M&S
98
56
53
98 %
99
G en ref M 5s Ja n 1951 Ser A .
G e n & re f 5s 1933________A & O
98 34
43
46
G e n & ref 5 34s 1954 ser B J & D
9934 100
G e n ref M 4s Ja n 1951 Ser B_
S p rin gfie ld & N E T r —
102 %
G e n & ref 6s 1952_______ J & J
84%
United E le c tric Securities C o —
1st 5s 1936____________ J & D
10334
S a lis b u ry & Spencer— See N o C a r P u b S erv
C o ll t r g 5s 1933 to 1955 . F & A 1)5.45% 5 .2 5 %
S p rin g fie ld (M o ) R y & L t C o —
S alm on R i v P o w gu 5s ’ 52 op F & A
9934
99%
99%
100%
U nited F u e l G a s 6s 1 9 3 6 ..J & J
9934
1st s f g 5s 1926 o p t ____M & N
____
S a lt L a k e T e rm 6s 1 9 3 3 ... J & D
93 34
734s A u g 15 1931____F & A 1 5
96M S p r in g fie ld (O )R y 1st 5s’35 M & S
____
S a lt R iv e r Y a l W a te r Users A ssn
U nited G & E C o rp 6s ’ 45. A & O
1st M 5s 1925-1935____M & S
____
____
6s 1938________________ F & A
98
101
U n ite d G a s & E l(S F )5 s ’3 2__J& J
Sta nda rd G as & E le c of D e la —
San A n to n io G & E 5s ’ 4 9 .M & S
115
96
C o n v deb 634s 1933____M&S
11534 U n ite d Iliu m C o N e w H a v e n —
San A n to n io P u b lic Service—
96%
99
6 % g notes 1935_______ A & O
1st 4s F e b 1 1940_______ F & A
9334
9134
1st ref 6s 1952 Series A . . J & J
115
116
101%
C o n v g deb 6 % a 1954___ J & J
U nite d L ig h t & P ow er C o —
San A n to n io W a te r S u p p ly —
95
93
D e b g 634s 1974_______ M & N
Staten Is la n d E d iso n C o rp —
95%
1st & re f s f 5s ’33 op ’ 1 3 .F & A
95
95
104%
97
R e f & im p t 6J4s ’53 S e rA J & J
10634 U n ite d L t & R y s 1st 5s ’32. J & D
San D ie g o C o n so l G as & E le c —
S te in w a y R y — See N Y & Queens Do R y
C o n v deb 6s 1926____ M & N
10034 10134
1st g 5s 1939 o p t 191 4.. M &S
99
S ub u rb a n G as C o of P h ila —
1st 1 & cons M 6s ’52 s e r A A & O
9934
9834
1st & re f 6s 1939 ser A ._ M &S 101
97
ls t 8 f g 5 s A p r l’ 52op’0 7 ..A & 0
U nite d P o w e r & T r a n —
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B .M & S
91
40
92
S up e rio r W a te r L ig h t & P o w e r—
D e l C o & P h i t r ctfs 4s’49 J & J
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser C . .M & S
67
101
66
U n ite d R y s t r ctfs 4s ’ 4 9 .J & J
1st 4s M a y 1931________M & N
____
____
Sand F re m & So R y — See L a k e Sh E l R y
M&S
U n ite d P u b U t i l 6s 1 9 4 3 ... J & J
R e f 5s 1929..............
San F ra n G & E 4 % a 1 9 3 3 .M & N
98%
96 34
Syracuse G a s g 5s 1946____ J & J
100
U n it R y s & E le c (B a ltim o re )—
N o t c a lla b le ______________
1st consol g 4s 1949____M&S
7034
9634 Syracuse L a k e Shore & N o r th —
____
San J o a q u in L t & P o w C o rp —
49
51
1st M g 5s ’ 47 o p t ’ 1 7 . . M & N
1st con M 6s 194 9 ..
.M & S
9634
ls t& re f g 6s ’50 Ser A o p .F & A
97%
51%
Syracuse L ig h t ’g 5s g 1951. J & D
98%
Incom es g 4s 1949 op ’ 29 J & D
5134
Series B
72
73
10134
In c fu n d in g g 5s 1 9 3 6 ..J & D
S yra c L & P c o ll t r 5s 1954.J& J
____
Series C
1 01 %
84
6 % g old notes 1927. . . F & A
S yra c R a p T r 1st g 5s 1946. M&S
85%
9934
U n lf & re f 7s 1951______ M&S
103
84
B a lt S parrow s P t & Ches—
2d m tge g 5s 1930______ J & J
4
U n if & ref 6s 1952 ser B .M & S
100
87
88 4
T a co m a R y & P — See P u g e t Sou ad E le c
1st g gu 4 34s 1953— F & A
_
U n lf & ref 6s M a y 1 ’54 E M & S
io o a
99
B a lt T r a c C o ls t M 5 s ’ 2 9 .M & N
Ta co m a W a t Sup 1st 5s ’ 2 5 .J & J
San Jo a q u in L ig h t & P o w e r—
N o B a lt D iv 1st 5s ’42. J & D
T a m p a E le c tric C o —
9834 100 1
__
1st 5s 1945 op a f t ’ 1 0 ..J & D
9934
1st M g 5s 1933 s f o p . . J & D
98
C e n t R y con M g 5s 1932. M & N
9 8 Vs
S a ntia go (C u b a ) E le c L & T r —
85
90
E x t & im p 5s 1932_ M&S
_
T a m p a Gas 5s 1937 o p t___M & N
9934
____
93
1st g 6s 1959 o p t 1919.. . J & J
99
95
Tennessee E le c tric P o w e r—
L a k e R o E l 1st 5s ’ 42 M & S
Sao P a u lo T r a m , L & P , L t d —
1st & ref 6s 1947 Ser A . . J & D
U n ite d R a ilw a y s of H a v a n a —
10034 101
110
1st g 5s Ju n e 1 1929____J & D
T e n n P o w g u 5s 1962 o p t . M & N
91%
E q 734s Feb 15 ’3 6 . . F & A 15 109
9034
9034
S a va nn a h E le c & P o w e r C o —
T e n n W a te r 1st 5s 1 9 4 6 ..M & S
U n it R y s (P h ila )— S e e U n it P & T
106
. l s t & r e f 734s 1942 Ser A . A & O
T e rre H a u te In d ia n a p & E a s t—
U n ite d R y s of St L o u is—
101
Savannah E le c C o 5s g ’52 J & J
89
92
67
70
6 % receivers ctfs 1926 . A & O
101)4
1st & re f s f g 5s ’45 o p t . A & O
S a yre (P a .) E le c 5s 1947___A & O
73
91
G e n g 4s J u l y 1 1934_ J & J
_
73)4
93 34 T e rre H a u te T r a c & L ig h t —
____
S chenectady R a ilw a y C o —
84
1st con M g 5s 1944____M & N
86
G e n g 5s A p r 1 1923 g u A & O f . . . .
55
1st M 5s 1946 o p t 1919.. M &S
60
98%
St L ou is T ra n s C o 5s ’24. A & O / 7434
T e rre H a u te E l 5s 1929.. J & J
S c h u y lk T r a c — 1st 5s 1943. A & O
U n ite d R y s In ve stm e n t C o —
T e rre H a u te W W C o rp —
__ 1st lie n co ll t r s f g 5s ’ 26 M & M 100
S cra n to n E le c 5s ’37 o p t ’ 12 J & J
1st M 6s 1949 Ser A ____J & D
10034
9934 l O l " ’
__
8 % g o ld bonds J a n ’31 A & O
100
96%
10034
T e xa rk a n a G & E 5s 1930. . J & J
Stam ped ___
_____ —
82"*
S cra n ton R y — 1st 5s N o v ’32J& J
87
90
84*" T e x E le c R y deb 6s 1942___J & J
U n ite d T ra c tio n (A lb a n y )—
93
S cran T r a c 1st 6s g ’3 2 .M & N
45
48
82
1st & ref 5s 1947_______ J & J
C o n g 434s 2004 .
_J& D
8334
____
72
78
S cra n & W ilk e s -B a rre T r C o rp —
T e x T r a c 1st 5s ’37 o p t - . J & J
A lb a n y R y con M 5s g ’30 J & J
92
58
55
C o ll tru s t 6s 1934_____ A & O
96
94
T e xa s P o w & L t 1st 5s ’37. J & D
G e n g 5s 1947_______ J & D
54
57
76%
1st & ref 5s 1951_______F & A
90
D e b g 6s 2022 Ser A _____ J & J
91
T r o y C i t y R y 5s g 1942. A & O
78
10 0
S eattle E le c 1st g 5s ’ 30 o p . F & A
98
T e xa s P u b lic Service 6s ’3 3 .J & J
100
U n it T r (P itts b )— See P h ila C o .
85
90
C o n & re fg s f 5s 1929___F & A
—
T h ir d A ve n u e R y (N Y ) —
U n ite d U t il 1st 6s ’43 op ’ 18 J & J
9934
102
101
S e a ttle -E v e re tt T ra c tio n —
56
5 6 % U S P u b Serv 1st 6s ’2 7 . . . F & A
1st ref g 4s 1960 op a ft ’ 14 J & J
89
1st M g 5s 1939 op 1914. M&S
92
4 6 % U S Telephone 1st 7s 1921 e xt to
A d j in c g 58 Ja n 1960 o p .A & O / 4 6 %
-------____
97
S eattle L t g 1st 5s’ 44 op ’ 10.M &S
94%
T h ir d A v R R 1st 5s g ’ 3 7 .J & J
95
1941 ___________________J & D
87
R e f g 5s 1949 o p t 1 9 1 4 ..A & 0
D r y D o c k E B w a y & B a tte ry
U rba n a & C h a m R y G & E —
8834
____
___.
G e n M tg e 7s 1929______ J & J
10 0
77
1st 5s g o ld 1932______ J & D
80
10 1
5s 1929_____________
______
____
....
Second A v e — See N Y R y s
10
N e w re f m Ser C in com e —
U ta h Gas & C o ke 1st 5s ’36 J & J
93
96
Second A v e T r a c — See P h ila C o
42d St M & St N 1st 6s 1910
U ta h L t & P cons g 4s ’30. J & J
100
98
77
Seneca P o w C o rp 6s 1 9 4 6 .M & S
E x t a t 5 % to 1 9 4 0 ...M & S
P 1 5s 1930_____________ J & J
S h a w ln ig a n W a te r & P o w e r—
57
Sou B o u le v g 5s 1945___J & J
U ta h L ig h t & T r a c tio n —
8554
1st con s f 5s 1934______ J & J
79%
U n io n R y 1st 5s g 1942.. F & A
1st & ref 5s 1944 Ser A . . A & 0
8434
10034 101 34
8134
1 0 2 34
67
9234
1st ref 534s Ja n 1 195 0..J & D
70
U ta h P & L 1st 5s 1 9 4 4 ...F & A
W estchester E l 1st 5 sg’43 J & J
9234
10334
90
105
1st re f 6s 1950............
J& J
61
D e b 6s M a y 1. 2 0 2 2 ...M & N
Y o n k e rs R y 1st 5s 1946. A & O
106
66
8834
____
____
S he b oyga n E le c — See E a s t W is Elec C
T h ir t y -f o u r t h S t C ro ssto w n — S e e N Y R y s
1st 1 & gen M 6s 1944 _ _ F & A
____
S hre ve p R y s — 1st 5s ’ 25-’44J & J
U tic a E l & P 1st 5s 1 9 5 0 ..J & J
T o le d o B o w l G reen & Southern
99 34
98)4
S ie rra & San Fra ncisco P o w e r—
1st m 6s 1941__________ M & N
U tic a G a s & E l re f& e xt 5s ’57 J & J
9834
1st g 5s 1949 o p t_______ F & A
109
109 %
T o le d o E d is o n 1st 7s 1941.M & S
G e n 534s 1949_______ J& D 1 5
91
10034 101)4
9034
2d M 6s 1949 Ser A _____ J & J
84
97
9 7 % U tic a & M o h a w k V a lle y R y —
1st m 5s 1947___________ M &S
87
____
70
75%
2d M 5s 1949 Ser B .......... j & J
T o l F re m & N o r S t R y — See L a k e S h E l R y
1st g 434s 1941________ M & S
____
90
97%
T o l G E & H con 1st g 5s’3 5 .A & 0
Som erset U n & M id d le se x L t g —
99
U tic a B e lt L 1st g 5s .39 M & N
____
65
M tg e g 4s D e c 1 1 9 4 3 ..- J & D
70
80
T o l & In d ia n a 1st 5s 1931. J & J
V a lle y C o u n tie s P o w 5s '3 0 M & N
10034
So B en d & M ish a w a k a G as—
To led o T r a c . L ig h t & P o w e r—
V e rm o n t H y d ro -E le c C o rp —
10054
100%
C o n s g 5s 1926 o p t 1908.. J & J
6 % notes 1925_________F & A
1st M 6s 1929_____ _____ A & O
9934 1 0 0 %
100
97
87
So C a r G as & E l 6s ’4 2 .M & S 1 5
T o l & W e st R y 1st g 5s ’ 2 6 .J & J f . . . .
V e rm o n t P o w & L t g 5s ’ 27. M&S
88
TTnot ftTTvrwvl
90
93
/ ....
84
C o n v 6s D e c. 15 '32 . J & D 15
V ick s b u rg L & T r 1st 5s’3 2 .J & J
---95
98
S o u th C o v & C in S t R y -S e e C In N e w & Cov Ry T o p e k a E d iso n 5s Sept '3 0 . J & J
1st M 7s 1932__________J & J
92
89
93
S o u th F e r r y — See N Y R y s
D e b en ture 6s 1930. . M&S
T o p e k a R y 5s 1930 op 1915. J & J
92
S o u th J e r G E & T — See P u b Ser Corp
T o p e k a R y & L lst5s 1933. F & A
90%
V irg in ia n P o w 1st 5s 1942.J & D
94)4
9334
97%
S o u th e rn B e ll T e le p & T e le g —
T re n to n G & E l g 5s 1949..M & S
V irg in ia R y & P o w e r—
94
50
9434
99 %
1st & re f g 5s 1934 ___.J & J
1st s f g 5s 1941 o p t 1916. J & J
T re n to n S t R y con g 5s ’3 8 .J & J
100
96
80
N o rf & A t l T e rm 5s ’ 29 M&S
T re n to n Pass 6s Sept 30 ’31 A & O
Sou B ’v a rd — See T h ir d A v e R y
93
9534
N o rf & P o rts T r 5s ’36. J & E
S o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia E d iso n —
T r i - C i t y R y & L ig h t—
96%
97)* W ash A le x a n d ria & M t V e rn o n
G e n g 5s N o v 1939 o p t . . J & J
1st & ref g 5s 1930 o p t___J & J
9934 100
____
30
103 34
1st g 5s 1955 o p t _____.M & £
T r i-S ta te T e le p & T e le g —
G e n & re f g 6s 1944____F & A
102%
28
101
C e rtific a te s
. . . .
534s 1942_______________M & N
R e fu n d 6s 1943________ A & O
102
10334
G e n & ref 5s 1944_____ F & A
T r o y C i t y R y — See U n T r (A lb )
W a sh in g to n B a lt & A n n E l —
93
9234
64
102
103
102 34
1st MT 5s M a r 1941 o p ..M & S
T r o y G as 2d 6s’23 e xt to ’33. F & A
S o uthe rn C a l G a s 6s 1950.M & N
6434
____
99
98
100
1st & re f 0s 1958 ser C . . J & D
C o n sol 5s 1939_________ M & N
W a sh’n ( D C ) G L 5s 1 9 6 0 .M & b
103
28th & 29th Sts— See 3d A v e R y
1st & ref 7s 1951 ser A . . M & S
6s M 1933 Ser A
_ A&C
79
78
W ash R y & E l g 4s 1951 . J & C
S o u th e rn C a lif T e lep ho ne —
23d S t R y — See N Y R y s
10 034
G e n & ref 6s 1933. . . M & b
100)4
95
1st M 5s 1947.......... .................. ..
T w in C i t y R a p id T ra n s it C o —
____
90
101
A n a co st & P o t 5s 1949 A & C
S t P a u l C y 1st g 6s ’3 2 .. A & O
S outhern Canada P r C o L t d —
90
101J*
1st cons 6s g 1934--------A & O
1st & ref 6s 1948_______ M & S r 102 %
85
95
C i t y & Sub 5s g 1 9 4 8 ...F & fl
8734
C a b le con 5s 1 9 3 7 ..J& J1 5
S o u th e rn C o lo ra d o P o w e r C o —
9634
W a sh in g ton W a te r P o w e r C o —
94%
M in n S t & St P a u l C i t y 1st g 6s 1947 Ser A ______ J & J
95 %
96
97
C o n sol & c o ll t r g 5s 1929. J & ,
C o n s gu a r g 5s 1928.- A & O
9934
S o u th ’n C o u n tie s G a s C o o f C a l
99%
101
1st ref 5s 1939 o p ___-_ J & »
96
T w in C i t y T e le p 5s ’ 25-’2 6 .J & J
99)4
1st g 5 % a M a y 1 9 3 6 ...M & N
97
W a te rlo o C e d F a lls & N o R y —
T w in States G as & E le c tric —
S o u th e rn Illin o is L t & P o w e r—
16
84%
1st M s f g 5s 1940 op ’ 15. J & . 1 12
1st & ref 5s O c t 1953____A & O
1st M 6s 1931 o p t ______ J & J
8634
16
98
99
/ 12
1st & ref 434s 1926_____A & O
S o u th N E T e le p 1st 5s ’4 8 .J & D
W a te rto w n L & P o w — See N o i N Y U t llitie s
99“
1 * 6 " U n d e rg ro u n d E le c R y of L o n d o n
6
S o u th e rn P o w 5s 1930 o p t . M&S
90%
W estchester E le c — See 3d A v R j
S o u th e rn Sierras P o w e r—
4 % a Ja n 1 1933__________ J & J
100
W estchester L t 1st g 5s ’ 50.J & D
9934
Incom e 6s J a n 1 1948________ / 8634
1st s f gu 6s Sep ’ 36 op ’ 18J& J
__ _N Y Sub G a s— 1st g5s’49M&£
U n io n D e p o t— See U n ite d R y s St L o u it
S o u th e rn T r a c — See P h ila C o
W est Chester (P a ) S t R y —
U nio n E le c L t & P o w of Ills —
S o u th e rn U t ilit ie s 6s 1933. A & O
9934 1 0 1
75
73
100
1st g 5s A u g 7 1932 . . . F & /
1st m 5 % a 1954 Ser A _ J & J
_
S o uthe rn W iscon sin E le c C o
10034
W est E n d S t R y — See B o sto n E
U n io n E l L t & P o w C o of St L —
1st g 6s 1936____________ J & J
98
1st g 5s Sept 1 1932____M & S
84
9934
10034 W est L ib e r ty S t R y — See P h ila C o
S o u th e rn W ise P ow 5s ’3 8 .A & 0
8<T"
100
99%
R e f& e x t5 s ’3 3 o p a ft’ 1 8 .M & N
9934 W est P e n n C o deb 6s’ 2 5 .J & D lc
Southw estern B e ll Te lep —
W est P en n P o w e r—
1st & ref m 5s 1954 Ser A F & A
9734
9734 U n io n E le v R R — See N o rth w e st E le v
96
1st M 5s ’46 op ’ 21 Ser A M&S
9534
U n io n R y — See T h ir d A v e R y
94%
95
S o uthw e st G & E 5s 1 9 3 2 .F & A
95
9534
1st M 5s 1963 Ser E ____M&S
U n io n R y G as & E le c C o (111)—
92
G e n M 6s 1957_________M & N
91%
98
100
1st M 534s 1953 Ser F . A & C
10134 10134
C o ll t r g 5s 1939 con v o p .J & J
Southwest P ow er C o —
105 34
1st M 6s 1958 Ser C ____J & E
U n io n T r a c C o . of In d ia n a —
10 0
98
1st M 6 ' s 1944 Ser A . . M & N
107
34
31
1st M 7s 1946 Ser D . .. M & S
10634
1st 5s '19 e xt a t 6 % to ’ 22 J & J
S o uthw e ste rn P o w e r & L ig h t —
25
28
W est P en n R a ilw a y s C o —
In d ia n a p N o r th 5s 1 9 3 2 ..J & J
90%
1st lie n 5s 1943.............._ _ J & D
91%
95
1st g 5s Ja n 1 1 9 3 1 ____A & C
9634
15
25
M u n & U n C i t y 5s ’3 6 ..J & J
89%
90%
D e b g 6s 2022 Ser A ____M&S
10134
D e b g 634s 1927_______ A&C
U n ite d E le c L t & P o w e r B a lt—
10 0 3 4
8 W M iss o u ri R R 5s 1 9 3 1 .M & S
98
P itts M cK e e s & Co n n ells R I
is t cons g 4 % a 1929— M & N
S W M o E l R y ref 5s ’ 2 3 .M & S
__
84 %
1st cons 5s J a n 1 ’31 . . J & .
U n it E le c C o of N J 4s ’ 49. J & D
100
8534
S p rin g B r ’k W a te r— 5sg’ 2 6 .A & 0
West P en n T r 1st 5s 1 9 6 0 .J& I
8734
100
1st re f 5s 1965__________ A & O
W P h ila Pass R y — See P h ila R I
97 34
97 M
S pring V a l W a t 1st 5s ’43. M & N

a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend. b Basis. d Price per share not per cent.
nal,
o Per cent of par value, r Canadian price. « Sale price, a Ex-divideud




/ This price Includes accrued interest,
f Ex-rights, t Without par value.

k Last sale,

n Nomi-

F«®, 1925.]

PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS AND STOCKS

41

NOTICE.— All bond prices are “ and Interest” except where marked “ f ” and Income and defaulted bonds.

Bonds and Stocks.

B id .

West Va L H & P 6s '2 9 .J & D
95
West Va Utilities 6s 1935.J&J
91
Westerly L & P 5s 1937____J&D
Western L &P 1st s f 5s’ 25M&N
Western N Y Utilities 5s’ 46 J&D
91""
Western Power Corp—
Deb s f 6% s 1954_______ J&D
98
Western States Gas & Electric
1st & ref 5s 1941 o p t____J&D
95%
1st & unit 6s ’ 47 Ser A ..M & S
96%
6% gold notes 1937_____ A&O
Western T& T coll tr g 5s ’ 32 J&J iooWestern United Gas & El Co—
89
Gen M 5s 1950.......... __ F&A
99%
Gen M 6s 1950_________ F&A
99%
West Un Teleg coll tr 5s ’ 38. J&J
93%
Fdg & R E M 4 %s g ’ 50. M&N
0%8 Aug 1 1936________F&A 111
98%
M u tU n 6 se x ta t5 % to ’ 41M&N
95
Northw’n gu g 4% s 1934. J&J
90
Whatcom Co Ry& Lt 5s’ 35M&N
Wheeling (W Va) Elec Co—
96
1st M 5s 1941 o p t _____ M&N
Wheeling Public Service Co
Cons 1st 6s Oct 1952
Wheeling Trac 5s g 1931___J&J
85"
Wichita R R & L t ref 5s’ 32A& 0
Wilkes-Barre G&E 5s’55 opt J&J
97%
Wilkes-Barre & Hazleton RR—
46
lfa coll tr g 5s 1951..M & N 15
'c
Wilkinsb & E Pitts St Ry— See hila C
96
Wliliamspt Gas— 1st g5s’39F&A
Wilmington & Chester Traction.
93
Coll tr 0s ext 1933.......... A&O
Wilmington (Del) Gas Co—
89
1st & ref s f 5s 1949...M & S
100%
1st & ref 6s 1949_______ M&S
103
1st & ref 7s 1949_______ M&S
Wilmington (Del) Light & P Co.
89
1st M 5s 1960__________ A&O
Winnipeg El— 1st ref 6s ’ 35 J&J
Gen M 6s 1943__________ M&S io 5 %
Wisconsin Elec Power Co—
94
1st M 5s 1954 ser A ...F & A
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
97%
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919..J&D
Wisconsin-MInn Light & Pow—
93%
1st & ref 5s 1944 op ’ 19.M&N
Gen & ref 7s 1947________J&J 102%
99%
Red Wing G L & P 5s 1926_
Wisconsin Power Light & Heat
88
1st & ref 5s 1946_________J&D
97%
1st 1 & d 6s 1944 ser C.M&N
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
ls tl& r e 6s 1952 Ser A . A&O 100
95
1st & ref 5s 1942...............J&J
Wisconsin Ry Light & Power—
91%
1st & ref 5s 1933_______ F&A
88%
Wlscon Rlv Pr 1st 5s ’4 1 .M&N
Wisconsin Securities Co—
101
6 % notes 1929_________M&S
Wisconsin Trac L H & Pow—
95
1st M 5s 1931............... ..J&J
104%
73^8 1931_______ ____________
Wisconsin Valley Elec—
95
1st & ref 5s 1942________M&N
100
1st mtge 5%s 1942____M&N
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry—
80
1st s f g 43*s 1943______ J&J
85
Wore Con St Ry 7s 1 9 3 0 ..M&S
60
1st & ref g 4% s 1930____F&A
75
Deb g 5s 1 9 2 7 ................ M&N
70
Wore & Clint 7s 1930___J&J
Worcester Gas Light Co—
105
1st M 5%s 1939 Ser A ...J & J
1st M 6s 1939____________ J&J 105
75
Wore & So St Ry 7s 1 9 2 8 ..M&S
96%
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5s’ 41 A&O
Yarmouth Lt & Power, Ltd—
82
1st M 5s 1937__________A&O
97%
1st refunding 8s 1951___M&N
Yonkers Ry— See Third Ave Ry
York Haven Water & Power—
98
1st 5s June 1 1951______ J&D
87%
Cons. M 5s May 1 1957. M&N
92%
York Rys 1st M g 5s ’37op J&D
Youghiogheny Hydro-El Corp—
99
1st M 6s 1949___________ A&O
Youngstown & Ohio River—
1st M g 5s 1935 opt ’ 15 A&O
Youngs-Sharon Ry & L— See Pe nn-O P
Youngs-Sharon Ry & L— See M ah & S
Zanesv Ry L&P— See Col New & Zane

Stocks.

A sk.

98
93
92%
98%
98%
100%
91
101
100
94%
111%
93%
93

Bid.

P ar.

\mer W at W ks & Elec—

Preferred,
rkansas Li]
Preferred .

d 36%

100
97
74
96
17
75
80
95
d
7%

Associated Gas & Elec c o m ._ (t) d 6 5 "
Preferred____________(no par) d 50
Augusta-Aiken R y & E l.

__

d 43

Preferred_____________
Blackstone Val Gas &

— -

84
98
89
r 135
d 77
100

0

49

Brazilian Tr L & P L td ___
B ’ way & 7th Ave R R — See N Y

—

94

135%
79
102

78%
93
114
97
r 55%
Rys
d
8
127
d 38%
d 75
d 80%
233
47
• 45
98
75

Bklyn-Manhat Tran v t c._(t)
Pref tern v t c____________ (t)
Brooklyn Union Gas________ (f)
__ Buffalo General Electric____100
105
New stock_____________
Califomia-Ore Power com. 100
91
Preferred_________________ 100
Calif Ry & Pow prior p ref.. 100
1 0 2 " Camden&SubRy— See P S Corp
Canadian General Electric. 100 f
r
95%
Capital Trac (Wash, 15 C) 100
99
Carolina Pow & Light, com. 100
Preferred_________________ 100
94% Central Ariz L, & Pow com ..100
104
Preferred_________________ 100
Cent Arkan Ry & L Corp pf. 100
Cent Crosst RR— See N Y Rys
90
Central Ga Power com_____ 100
99
_
Cent Hudson Gas & Elec_ 100
Cent 1 1 Pub Serv, pref_____ (t) d
1
101
Cent Indiana Power, pref..100
96% CeutPkN&E RR— See N Y Rys
Central Pow & Light 7% pf.100
93
Central States Elec Corp_ 100
_
89%
Preferred_________________ 100
Ches & Potom Tele of Balt pf 100
102
Chic Aur & Elg Corp v t c w 1 ..
Chic City & Concom part cts (t) d
97
Pref partic ctfs_____(no par) d
Chicago City Ry __________ 100
Chicago Rys partic ctfs Ser 1___
97
Series 2_____________________
—
Series 3_____________________
Series 4 _____________________
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
Voting tr ctfs for com stock..
Prior preferred______________
Chicago Sub Gas & Electric. 100

___

87
103

Cincin & Suburb Bell T elep.
99
89
93%
101

Preferred.

d
d
d

Cities Service Bankers shares (t) d
d

L
Ry & L
sville

105
114%
98%
55%
8%
128
39%
75%
81%
236
47%

__

99%

Preferred_________________100

85
85
103

§6 '
89%
87
100
87
195
92
4
114
27%

93"
100
85
92%
91

200

95
6)
114)
30

25
30

35
40

32%
65%
59

1st preferred_____________ 100
Preferred B stock _________ 100
Adjustment s t o c k ------------100
Preferred..

A sk.

80
80
101
169
90

48%

Preferred_________________100
mluth-Superior Trac C o ___100
Preferred_________________100

66%

74"

.100

33%

60
43%
76

100

95

Preferred A ______________ 100
Preferred B ______________ 100

96%
65
99
97

1st preferred
2d preferred

1200
92%
67*"
101
101

_____

54%
92%
325
103

Preferred_________________100

100"
94

106

P re fe rre d ________________ 100
“
_
100
Preferred ________________100

__

32

37

85"
91%

86
93

88%
65
93
111%

94
94%
—

%

7
50
6
1
1%
%

%
7%
58
14
2
2
%

6%

7

Chris & 10th Sts R R — See N Y Rys
83%
102
Preferred.
Inc New &
Preferred.

B id .

Par

54
92%
315
101

—

82
97%

Stocks.

Consol W ater (Utica) c o m ..100
36%
5 % preferred____________ 100
7% preferred____________ 100
101
98
Consumers’ Gar* (T oron to)___50 r
77
Consumers P ow (M ich ), pref .100
98
6.6% preferred___________ 100
19
Continental Gas & Elec c o m . 100
7% prior preferred________100
6% preferred_______________
97
Contln Pass R y — See Phila R T
7% Cum b’l’ d Co (M e) P & L t____50 d
Preferred_________________ 100
Dayton Power & L ight_____ 100
52
Preferred_________________ 100
ayton & Western, com m on.100
Preferred_________________ 100
101

x 104%

98%

Ask.

76%
61%
32%
79%
192%
81%
7%
77%
19%
32
105

_____

83%

x

200

200 %

.100
.100

d
14%
15%
Elec Storage Batt— See Ind & M lsc Cos
—
- ~
~
60
-See Pub Serv Corp.
93
d
73
103
.100 101
Pref ser A .
.100 101
Pref ser B .
69"*
64
85
78
95
90
d ____
Lighting, p ref------ (no par)
124**
121
ix & Hudson G as_______ 100
Phila R T
37
34
56
54
135
d 132
86 %
85%
Preferred_________________ 100
10
ederal Utilities.......................100
75
Preferred_________________ 100
42
39
38%
36%
75
72
Preferred_________________100
80

_____
_____

78
63
32%
81
193%
82%
7%
78%
20%
34%
110

Preferred_________________ 100
eneral Gas & Elec C orp — (t)
Cumulative pref Class A ..(+ )
Cumulative pref Class B__(t)
Convertible preferred------- (t)
Old cumulative pref--------- 100
__________ 100
3ostm pd._100
Preferred_________________ 100
reorgia R y & Power, c o m ..100
First pref cum 7 % ________100
First pref cum 8 % ________100
Second pref non-cum _____ 100
Preferred.

d
d
d

80
105
90
80
120
32
77
114
78%
64
97
196
63
111

82
108
93
82
33**
83
116
80

66

98
108
65
114
23
100
24
28

99
22
Hackensack Water--------------- 25
25
Preferred__________________ 25
Harrisburg Lt & Pow, pref — 50 d ___
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
205*"
Par
artford Electric Light------100 200
33
24%
35
92
d
24%
Adirondack Power & Light. 100
93"
Rights____________________
99
101
34
7 % preferred____________ 100
35
Preferred_________________ 100 100
118
44*"
93
8 % preferred____________ 100 109
Hartford City Gas Lt, com — 25 d 42
Preferred_____
______
43
41
Alabama Power pref__________
Columbia Gas & E lec. . (no par) d 48%
48%
Preferred--------------------------- 25
lio "
115“
90%
105
Alabama Tr, L & P, com___100
107
89%
Preferred______________
Havana Elec Lt & Power— 100
85
95
__
Preferred_________________ 100
Preferred_________________ 100 101% 102 %
25
__
Albany Southern RR com ..100
—
Helena Lt & Ry com-----------35
Preferred_________________ 100
138
Preferred_________________ 100
125
All America Cables Inc____100 122
138
Holyoke Street R y----------------100
6
Houghton County Elec Light. 25
Allegheny Trac— See Phila Co
100
102
20
Amer Dist Teleg (N J )____100 102H 105
115
18
Preferred__________________ 25
62
American Electric Power C o .50
94
Preferred A .
95
Houghton County Tr, com. 100
96 %
97'
Preferred. _______________100
84%
85%
Preferred_________________ 100
93
American & Foreign Power—
d 17
19
Houston Gas & Fuel, pref— 100
126
Allot ctfs for pf & com 25% pd 124
134%
135
123
Hudson County Gas________100 120
d34
34%
Common new____________ (nopar)
98
94
d 120
121
Illinois Pr & Light 7% pref. 100
d91
91%
85%
Preferred new____________ (nopar)
Illinois Nor Utilities pref— 100
74
75
Amer Gas & El com____ (no par)
99'
Preferred.
80%
81% Illinois Traction, com--------- 100
45
46
Preferred__________________ 50
40
45
Preferred_________________ 100 r 91%
138
Amer Gas of New Jersey____100 137
27
108
110
Ilium & Power Securities_ 100
_
142
144
8% preferred.
Amer Light & Traction____100
118
120
85
80
Preferred_________________ 100
94
95
Preferred_________________ 100
195
Indiana Lighting___________ 100
56)4
Amer Pow & Lt com new
57%
99
78
75"
Indiana Service Corp, com. .100
89
Preferred_________________ 100
54
87)4
56
80
76
Preferred_________________ 100
d
____
Optional warrants 1931
55
57
Indiana Union Traction____100
92
88
Amer Pub Serv 7% pref___ 100
32%
Indianapolis Gas____________ 50 d 53"
75
85
122%
Amer Public Utilities_____100
35
Indlanap & Southeast Tr, pf.100
89
91
7% prior pref erred________100
110
47*
Indianapolis Street Ry C o ..100
51
75
6 % % cum pref Ser C ____
5% partic preferred______ 100
106%
107
95
Indlanap W W Sec. pref____100
47
45%
Amer Teleg & Cable guar___100
Consolidated Gas ( N Y ) . >ee under N Y City Indlanap Water Co pref____100
S
Amer Telep & T eleg________100 132% 132%
30
Corp.
Interboro R T vot tr ctfs..1 0 0
29%
100
o.
Internet Ocean Teleg (guar) .100
95
a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend, d Price per share, not per cent, t New stock. A Bx-stock dividend, k Last sale. I In L ondon.
• N om inal, r Canadian price, s Sale price. u Ex-warranta. v Old stock, x Bx-dlvldend. y Ex-rights, t W ithout par value.




25

Preferred.
leve Elec II
6% prefei

35

45

50

220%
103

42

PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
Stocks.

Bid.

International Ry v t c______ 100
Internat Telep Sc Teleg_____ 100
Jacksonvilie Traction, com ..1 0 0
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt c o m ..(t)
Preferred_________
100
Kan City Pr S Lt 1st pf ser A (t)
c
Kansas City Power Secur_ (f)
_
Preferred____________ (no par)
Kentucky S
Preferred_________________ 100
Kentucky Utilities, pref____100
Kentucky Sc W Va Pow, com .25
Preferred
Keystone
Key System Transit pref.
Prior preferred______________
Knoxville Pow & Light pref. 100

19)4
92
5
35
27
92)4
99
____
____
75
69

d
d
d
d

____
d 6
d 26)4

d

m i
98
132)4
81

Preferred.

r 94)4
Lehigh Power Securities____(t) d 105M
d
d

Louisville Railway Co.

-----34 %
91

62
d 56
205

Mackay Cos.— See Mlsc. Cos
Manitoba Power Co_ (no par)
_

20
90
47)4
Manila Elec Corp__________ (f) d 29)4
Marlon (O) Water com____(f) d 45
7
Market St Ry (San Fran)
Preferred_______________
26)4
51
19
Second preferred.
68)4
65
d 39
85
110
d 98)4
d -----d -----r -----d 85
93)4
101
105)4
84)4
d 97
37)4
88
88
265
Co.
Monongahela St Ry— See Phila Co
d 21
d 21
67)4
Preferred.
108)4
r 170)4
t -----r 167)4
r 85
Debenture 5 % stock.
) r ---- d 25
Mountain States Pow com.
90
108
M U I/0.1U U l/O lo io t AOL 1
XU U
I/O O
J_
Municipal Gas (Albany)____1 3 165
Narragansett Electric_______ Jd 67
3
11
3
40
d 180
d 97)4
3
98
3
21
3
88
0
81
5
51
0
3
0
70
0
0

New Haven WaterPreferred.
Preferred___
NewYork City-

0
5d
0d
0
(3
0
0
0
)d
0d
0
0
0
0
0

68

12
95

102)4
41)4
83
92
----------53
82'
76)4
57)4
---------------17
9

0
0
0
0
0

34

0
0

Sixth Ave.

8
30
68
15
7
77

36
61

0

Preferred.

0
0

111

) d
5d
0
5d
0
Od

53
28
107
27)4
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A it .

/P urchaser also pays accrued dividend,
» Nominal. rCanadlan price. « Sale price




Stocks.

P ar.

B id .

Northern N Y Util, Inc, com .25 d ____
20)4 *
Preferred_________________ 100 101
92)4
T
S
7
North’n Ohio Pow w if & as is___
—
i
North Ohio Tr Sc L pref 6 % . 100
30
f
45“
Nor Ontario Lt Sc Pow com. 100
95
Preferred_________________ 100
70)4
104
100)4 I
Northern States Power_____ 100
97
Preferred_________________ 100
—
r
Northern States Pow of Wise.—
94
80
Preferred_________________ 100
73
r
Northern Tex Elec Co com ..100
Preferred_________________ 100
—
r
31)4
Northwest Electric_________ 100
96
Preferred_________________ 100
42
6% t
Northwestern Teleg (guar)_ 50
_
28
C
Ohio Bell Telep pref________100 107 Ys
— —c
Ohio Cities Gas— See Pure Oil Co
88
C
Ohio Fuel Corp______________ 25
33 H
100
C
98
Ohio Gas A Electric pref____ 100
134
C
Ohio Public Serv pref A ____ 100
l6 “
- - - - Ohio Traction— Common___ 100
(
41)4
2)4
Preferred_________________ 100
23
(
Oklahoma Natural Gas______ 25
29)4
7
(
Omaha Sc Council Bluffs____100
42“
Preferred_________________ 100
116
(
Ottawa Light, Heat S Pow. 100 101)4
c
Preferred_________________ 100 100
65
Ottawa Traction____________100
II— (
35
C
Ottumwa (la) Ry <e Lt pref. 100
f
16“
------] Pacific Sc Atlantic Tel (gu)_ 25
_
34
I
103)4
Pacific Gas Sc Electric______ 100
64
96 )4
First preferred___________ 100
58
I
Pacific Light Corporation— 100 160
215
Preferred_________________ 100
109“
Pacific Telep < Teleg--------- 100
fc
I
23
95
Preferred_________________ 100
96
T
Paducah Tr S Light com — 100
c
47)4
100
80
29)4 I
I 100
46
I
84
.100
99
9
I
.100
31
98
-100
52
-(+) d 62
23
par) d 101)4
87
69)4
.100
66
.100 102
42
92
.100
7%
90
1 (t) d 101
115
____
100
100
.100 114
—
...50 d 53)4
. .30 d 35
5%
..5 0 d 46
6%
86”
—50 d 20
94
...50 d 37
102
..5 0 d 20
____
.100 106
Federal St A Pleasant Val„.25|d
100
Monongahela Lt & Pr_____ 50 d 39
39
Monongahela St Ry_________ 50d 21
90
Hltosburgn A B’ hamTr____ 50
_
_
21
Sub Rap Tran St Ry______ 50
275
United Traction pref______ 50
41)4
40)4
Preferred_________________ 25
22)4 Philadelphia Rapid Transit..50
40
22)4
Citizens Passenger guar___50 d 200
70
d
70
Continen Pass Ry ($29 pd).50
111
Fairm’t Pk S Haddlng'n— 50 d 35
c
171
d 245
Frankf’d <e Southwark Pass 50
f
51
75
Germantown Passenger_ 50
_
____
75
Green < Coates Sts ($15pd) 50
fe
85)4
25
Hestonvllle M & F com____50
d 40
Preferred________________50
27
Phil Cy Pass Ry ($22)i p).50 d 105
95
Phila <e Darby Pass R y____50 d 23
f
110
Phil S Gray’s Fy ($25 pd).50 d 58
c
170
Philadelphia Traction_____ 50 d 63
69
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)___50 d 165
____
2d S 3d Sts Ry guar______ 50 d 170
c
13th S 15th Sts Pass Ry___50 d 170
c
190
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd)_ 50 d 110
_
99
Union Traction ($17% pd).50 d 41)
99
West Phila Pass guar_____ 50 d 140
23
Phila <c Western Ry com_____ 50 d 16)4
f
J
90
Preferred__________________ 50 a — —
83
94
Pine Bluff Co pref__________ 100
52
Co
Pittsb < Birm Trac— See Phila
fc
Pittsburgh Utilities 7 % pref_10 d 14
—
d
14
Pref vot tr ctfs_________
Portland (Me) Gas Light------50 d 58
47
Portland (Ore) Ry L Sc P ..1 0 0
16
96
Prior preferred___________ 100
75
1st pref__________________ 100
103
70
2d pref___________________ 100
42
Porto Rico Rys Ltd_________ 100 r ____
_
_
Preferred_________________ 100 r 84
95
Power Securities com________(t) d 17
d
46
Second preferred_________ (
Providence Gas_____________ 50 d 67
55% Public Serv of Colo pref____100
94
92
Public Serv Corp of N J,(no par) d 70
76)4
d 25)4
Rights_________________
58)4
8% preferred____________ 100 110
7% preferred____________ 100 101
Camden S Sub ($5 p a id )..25 d ____
c
25c!
43
Consolidated Trac of N J.100
Rapid Transit St Ry Co. .100 115
12
So Jersev Gas S Elec Trac 100 120
c
Pub Serv El & G 6% p re f.. 100
16 2'
Public Serv Elec Pow pref___100
89
38
Public Service Invest p r e f..100
Public Service Co of Nor 111. (t) d 112)4
22
93
6 % preferred____________ 100
7% preferred____________ 100 105
53
37“ Puget Sound Power < Light. 100
fc
84
6% preferred____________ 100
7% preferred____________ 100 a 104
38
Quebec Power c o m _________100 r 87
63
Preferred_________________ 100 r ____
i n X Quebec Ry, Lt, Heat Sc Pow. 100 r
37
Railways Company General. .10 d 7
28 Vs Rap Tran St Ry— See Pub Serv Corp
Reading Traction____________ 50 d n 2 2 )4
City Passenger R y_________ 50 d 95
27)4
63
East Reading Electric Ry__50 d 50
47)4 Reading Transit & Lt, cl B pf50 d 39

A it

[ V o l . 120.

Stocks.

P ar.

B id .

A it .

62
Republic Ry & Light, co m .. 100
60
103
75
Preferred_________________ 100
70
k
7)4 Richmond Light < R R _____ 100
88
fc
82
72)4 Rochester G < E 5% pref...1 0 0
106
48
7% preferred____________ 100 104
74
1)4
RoihA Syracuse RR c o m ... 100
)4
20
106)4
Preferred_________________ 100
18
65
St Jos Ry, Lt Sc Pow, p ref.. .100
63
99
San Joaquin Light Sc Power. 100
35
Preferred A 7 % __________ 100
100)4
68
Prior preferred___________ 100 100
73
Savannah El S Pow deb stk. 100 104)4 107)4
c
7
33
Scioto Valley Trac, com____100
60
98
First preferred___________ 100
35
45
Preferred_________________ 100
109
Siawlnlgan Water Sc Power. 100 r 137)4 137)4
20
18)4
Sierra Pacific Elec Co c o m .. 100
82
84
Preferred_________________ 100
33)4
65
Somerset Un Sc Middlesex Lt 100
102)4
100
103)4
South Calif Edison, com____100
106
14
7% preferred____________ 100 105
42
8% preferred____________ 100 116
29)4 S rntnern Canada Power____100 r 71
Preferred_________________ 100
22
50
South S Atlan Teleg (guar)..25 d 25“
c
145
148
Southern New Eng Telep_ 100
_
Southern Pr & Lt com______ (t) d 50
Southern UtUltles.com_____ 100
Preferred_________________ 100
19
So ler Gas, El S Tr— See Public Service Corp.
c
104
Southwestern Bell Telep prof 100 108)4 108)4
97
99
97
Southwestern Pow & L pref. 100
Southwest Missouri R R ___ 100
38“
Sorlngfd(Mass)StRyCos preflOO
93
120
Sprngfleld (Mol Ry Sc L, pref
96
96
Spring Valley Water. _____ 100
43)4
Standard Gas S Elec com _ (t) d 43 14
c
_
96)4
_
7%'Cum prior preferred_ 100
52%
83
8% cum preferred__________
51)4
86
Standard Pr & Lt Corp pref (t) d ____
S uburoau Electric Secureuio par) id
100
1st preferred_____________ 100
2d preferred
. fno nar)[d
63
103
Suburban R T St Ry— See Phila Co
90
Superior Water, L <z P, com. 100
104
Preferred_________________ 100
95
Tampa Electric C o_________100 175
52
101)4 Tennessee Elec Power, co m .-(t) d 50
130
96
1st preferred (7 % )________ 100
95
85
115
80
1st preferred (6 % )________100
74
53)4
2d preferred________ (no par) d 73
5
Terre Haute- Ind S East____100
c
2)4
47
17)4
Preferred_________________ 100
15
94
25
Terre Haute Tr & Lt, pref ..1 0 0
91
14
Third Avenue Ry (N Y ) ____100
13)4
96
Tidewater Power 7% pref. .100 i o i
92
...
104
107
8% pref stock____________ 100
c
13)4 Toledo Bowl Green S So, pf.100
112
42
Toledo-Edlson prior pref____100
Toronto Railway___________ 100
82'
85
Tri-City Rv S Light,pref___100
c
7
9
Tri-State Telep Sr Teleg_____ 10 d
10
Preferred__________________ 10 d 8
62
64
41)4 Troy (N Y) Gas______ (no pan
41)4 13d Street— See N Y Railways
62
40)4 Twin City Rapid Transit___100
61)4
210
94)4
98)4
Preferred. __________ . .100
99
102
80
Union St Ry(NewBed,Ma8S)100
1
40
Union Trac of Ind.com_____ 100
7
250
First preferred___________ 100
78
2)4
Second preferred_________ 100
85
United Elec of New Jersey..100 110
22)4
25%
29
United Elec Ry (Providence) 100
45
United Electric Secur, Dref.. 100 100
32
34“
115
United Gas Sc Elec com____(t)
81
83
28
Preferred_________________ 100
58
63
62
United Gas S El of NJ 5% pf. 100
c
63)4 United Gas Improvement___80 d 9154
91)4
58
175
Preferred____1_____________ 80 d 57)4
175
United T Co of New Haven 100 257
il
50“
175
United Light <c Power com A(t) d 49
f
60
120
Com class B _____________ (t) d 55
86
42
Pref class A _____________ (t) d 85
43
44
150
Pref class B_______________(t) d
15c.
25c.
17
United Rys of St Louis, com. 100
6
5H
Preferred_________________ 100
97“ United Rys < Elec(Balt) .corn.30
------ 1» 18%
fc
20 1 2 1
United Rys Investment C o .. 100
54
53)4
14)4
Preferred_________________ 100
20
14)4 United Utilities____________ 100
80
62
Preferred_________________ 100
98
100
49
Utah Power < Light p r e f... 100
fc
49)4
98
50)4
Utah Securities Corp..............100
99
102
77
TTtica Gas A Electric pref 100
25
73
25)4
Utilities Power & Light cl A .( .)
65
67
39)4 Virginia Ry A Power, com ..100
86
89)4
Preferred_________________ 100
90)4
75
80
20
Virginian Power Co, com_ 100
_
6
50
Wash Balt S Annapolis______ 30
c
6)4
15
69
Preferred__________________ 80
59“
96
57)4
Washington (D C) Gas______ 20
101
70)4 Wash (D C) Ry S El, c o m .. 100 100
c
82
81
26
Preferred_________________ 100
110
114
113 Washington Water Pow C o. 100
35)4
35)4
102 Western Power Corp________ 100
84
85
Preferred_________________ 100
Western Rys S Light, pref ..1 0 0
c
23
is "
Western States Gas Sc E lec..100
86
Preferred_________________ 100
121
95 Western Union Telegraph.. 100
121)4
West’house Elec S Mfg— See un der Mis cell
c
104)4
104
91 West Penn Power,prer______100
93
West Penn Railways, p r e f..100
114“
94 West Penn Co com___________(t) d 100
96
96 %
106
7% preferred____________ 100
43
54)4 West Virginia Utilities, pref-.SO
39)4
45
44
85 Winnipeg Electric R y_______ 100
92
92)4
107
Preferred_________________ 100
88 Wisconsin Edison, com______100
Wisconsin-Mlnn L&P, Sea Nor 8 i a t e Pow of Wis.
96
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Corp pf.100
Wisconsin Telep 7 % p ref.. 100 109
45
York (Pa) Railways, com____80
37
36
Preferred__________________ 50
15
100 Youngstown Sc Ohio Riv RR 100
60
Preferred__________________ 100
44

d Price per share, not per cent. ( New stock. 3 Es-stock dividend, t Last sale
« Ex warrants, v Old stock
x Et-dlvldend
g Ex-rights
t Without par value.

%

l la London

43

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES
Under the heading “ Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities” we Include all Issued which do not appear under the previous two headings, namely.
•Railroad (Steam)” and “ Public Utilities.” In the case of stocks, however, we put “ Textile M anufacturing," “ Insurance,” “ M ining,” “ Real Estate
end Land,” “ Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Companies” under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the “ Industrial and Miscellaneous.”
N O T IC E .— All b o n d prices are “ an d In terest” ex cep t w here marked “ f ” an d in com e and d efa u lted bon ds.

Bonds.

B id .

A sk.

Bonds.

Bid.

Ask.

B on d s.

9734

/
Alabama Cons Coal & Iron—

85”
78
9934
9534

„ 9534
C 1&
334
334
8234
91
102
107
9934
100
1st ref s f 734s 1941. _ __F&A
American Beet Sugar Co—
Conv s f deb 6. 1935____I ___
Amer Chain deb 6s 1933_ A& o
_
9734
99
Amer Chicle— 6s '25 '2 7 ..A & 0
SenSenChlc6sJ’n el4 ’ 29 J&D
8834
Amer Cot Oil g 3s 1931 opt MAN
9234
American Ice Securities—
American Ice C o— R E 1st <
S
103
gen s f 6s ’ 42 opt ’ 13 .F&A
Am M ach & Fdy s f 6s 1939 A&O
9834
96
in i Republics Gorp os '61 . A&U
Amer Rolling Mill 6s, 1938 .J&J
10134
Amer Smelt & Ref 5s 1947. A&O
9634
105
1st M 6s 1947 Series B ..A & 0
Amer Sugar Refg 6s 1 9 3 7 ..J&J
10134
American Sumatra Tobacco—
97
734 % s f conv notes 1925 J&D
American T ype Founders—
101
Deb gold 6s 1926______ M&N
101
Deb gold 6s 1937............ M&>
101
Deb gold 6s 1939______ M&N
Amer Writ Paper s f 7-6s ’ 39J&J / 4734
Temp Interchange ctf dep____ / 45
Anaconda Copper Mining—
1st con 6s 1953 Series A ..F & A
10034
10334
Conv deb 7s 1938______ F&A
6% gold bonds 1929 Ser A J&J
10334
100
Andes Cop Min deb 7s 1943 J&J
10034
auglo-Amer Oil 7 34s 1925. A&u
Antllla Sugar Co—
1st M 734s 1939 Ser A ..J & J s 9134
Armour & Go of Delaware—
92
1st M 534s 1943 Ser A ...J & J
Armour & C o— Real estate 1st
8734
gold 4Ws 1939 o p t ______ J&D
Associated Oil 6% notes’ 35M&S 102
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos
—
6 34 % gold notes 1933____J&J
Atl Fruit & SS deb 7s ’ 34.J& D
Certificates of deposit_______ / 18”
Ctfs of deposit stamped_ / . . . .
_
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—
6834
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959_ J&J
_
9834
Atlantic Refin deb 5s 1 9 3 7 ..J&J
Atlas Port Cem 1st 63 ’ 25.M&8
Baldwin Locom otive Works—
1st s f 5s 1940 opt aft ’ 15 M&N 10234
Baragua Sug (Comp Azucarera
Baraqua) 734s 1 9 3 7 ..J&J 15 101
Barnsdall Corp 8s 1931 A .J& J 10434
94
Beech Creek C & C 5s ’ 4 4 ..J & D
83
Booth Fisheries s f 6s 1926. A&O
Bethlehem Steel Corporation—
88
Cons 8 f 534s 1953 Ser B .F & A
95?4
Con m 6s Aug 1948_____ F&A
9534
Cons M 6s 1948 Ser A _ F&A
_
100J4
Beth St 1st ex g 5s ’ 26 g u . J&J
111
Beth St pur m 6s Aug ’ 98.Q -F
9534
Beth St 1st 1& ref 5s ’ 42. M&N
92
Purch money 5s 1 9 3 6 ..J&J
Beth Steel eq tr 7s 1935.A & 0 104
98
Penn Mary Steel 5s 1937. J&J
Borden Mills, Inc—
9834
First mtge s f 6s 1934._F&A
86
Boston Term C o— 3 34s’ 47. F&A
98)4
Brier Hill Steel 5 34s, 1942..A& O
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co
6% serial notes 1926-29.J&J 100
Buffalo&Susq Iron 5s 1932 J&D
9134
D eb g 5s Jan ’ 26 opt ’ 10.M &S
86
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952____A&O
8634
Cons g 5s Jan 1955______ J&J
Bush Terminal Buildings Co—
9434
1st s f gold guar 5s 1960. A&O
By-Products Coke Corp—
lst& ref s f 8s ’ 36 Ser A.M & N
16234
Calif Petrol 634s 1933 ____A&O
93
Camaguey Sugar 7s ’ 4 2 .A&O 15
Canada Cem ’ t 1st 6s ’ 29 op A&O r __
Canada SS Lines 7s 19 42.M&N
9»34
Deb 5s Aug 15 1943..F& A 15 r 78
Canadian Car & Fdy C o, Ltd—
1st s f gold 6s 1939______ J&D r IO234
Canadian Cons R ubber, Ltd—
G old 6s 1946 opt 1911
A&O r 9834
Canadian Cottons 5s 1940.J&J 2 rn 9034
10734
Canad Gen Elec 6s 1942___A&O
Central Foundry 6s 1931..F & A
9234
Cent Hud St’b ’t 5s Apr ’ 33 A&O
16634
Central Leather 5s 1923___A&O
9634
l s t l s f 6s 1945__________ J&J
Central Steel— 1st 8s 1941 M&N
11234
Charcoal Iron o f Amer 8s 19 31..
Chic Jet coll tr ref g 4s ’ 40.A& O
8434
97
Coll trust ref 5s 1940____A&O
/
/

6 Basis.

/T h is price Includes accrued Interest,




Bid.

Ask.

10 1
Chicoutimi Pulp 6s 1943___J&J
Humble Oil & R 534s’ 32. J&J 15 1 0 0 3 4
112
110
Illinois Steel deb 4 34s 1940. A&O
9334
93K
9934 Childs Co 6% notes 1929.J&D
____
75
10 2
Independent Brewing 6s’ 55_ J&J
100
Cities Service Ref 7s 1933 ..J & J
94
—
87
Indiana Coke & Gas 6 s ’ 46 A&C
79
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940.J&J
9234
10 2
Indiana Steel 1st 5s 1952 . M&N
10234
Clev Un Term — See Steam R R s.
79
—
—
(ndianap Abbattolr 7 3 4 s _____
93
Clyde SS 1st 5s 1931 o p t..F & A
100
91
Col Fuel & Iron sf 5s 1943. F&A
9234 Ingersoll-Raud 1st g 5s Dec 31
96
1935 opt Dec 31 1910
.J&J
Colorado Industrial—
9834
—
1st g gu 5s ser A&B’ 34optF&A
8234 Inland Steel 1st 6 s 1925 28. A&O
S 1H
97
Imernat Agricultural C orp—
Columbia Graphophone M fg—
RR.
83
71
Ist&coll t r s f g 5s’ 32 o p . M&N
8 % gold notes Aug 1 ’ 2 5 .F&A
73
5
—
Stpd ext to 1 9 4 2 .. . M&N
New York Tr ctfs of dep____
6934
5
Internet Mercantile Marine—
Guaranty Tr ctfs of dep
1 st M coll trust 6 s 1941. A&O
_
9034
8234 Com m ’l Credit 63 1934_ M&N
9034
99 34
9934
92
International Paper—
Oomputing-Tabulattng-Rec Co
103
1st & ref s f 5s i947 Ser A .J& J
10234
8834
8834
Sinking fund gold 6s 1941. J&J
____
10714 Consol Textile 1st 8s 1941.J&D
95
94
1st & ref 5s 1947 Ser B __J&J
83
100
Consol Coal 4 34s 1934 o p t. M&N s 94)4 s 9434 Internet Salt g 5s 1931 op .A & O
8134
____
88
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950__ J&D
10034
8834 Internet Sliver 1st 6 s 1948.J&D 106
____
Continental Pap&BagMllls Corp
Debenture 6 s 1933_ _.J&J
_
10034
96
—
88
89
Iron Steambt gen 4s 1932.A & 0
1st & ref 634s 1944 Ser A F&A
99
100
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Ir
Corn Prod Ref s f 5s 1931.M&N
101
91
94
10 I
1st g 5s 1934 s f ________ M&N
Indiana Co 1 st s f 3s 1950 J&J
100)4
90
10 134
Cramp(Wm)SonsShip&EngBldg
Jones & Laughlin St 5s ’ 39. M&N 1 0 1
98
10 0
9334
Jurgens (Anton) Un (Margarine)
1st M g 5s 1929 o p t _____M&S
97
Wks conv 6 s 1947(/Zaf)._J&J / 9034
9034
Crew L evlck C o 1st 6s 1931.F&A
9734
Crown Cork & Seal 6s 1942 F&A
7534
7534 Kayser (Julius) & Co—
10 2 3 4
103
1st M s f 7s 1942____F&A 15
10334 Cuba Cane Sug deb 7s 1930. J&J
9534
9534
10 1
99 34
Conv deb 8s 1930_______ J&J
Kelly-Sprlngfield Tire Co—
100)4
8 % g notes M ay 13’ 31M&N IS
9834
9634 Cuba (The) Company—
9834
10 2
104
10134
Conv sec s f 6s 1935____J&J
9834 Keystone St & Wire 8 s '41 .A & O
97
Ouban-Amerlcan Sugar—
Kinney (G R ) Co 7 34s 1936.J&D
10634 10734
55
Knight rn R & F ' 7s 1930.M &S
1st M coll 8s Mar 15’ 31M&315 10734 108
105 34
5334
102
Cuban Dominican Sugar Co—
Krupp (Fried.) Ltd—
____
7% dollar notesD ecl5’29J&D
1st lien s f 734s 1 9 4 4 ...M & N
9934
97M
97 34
____ k 92 34
92
98
93
La Belle Iron Wits 1st 5 s '40. J&D
Cudahy Pack s f 5s 1946._J&D
93
1st & ref 6 s 1940 _____ .J& D
10234 10334
Sink fund deb g 5)48 ’ 37. A&O
9334
91
10134 De Bardeleben Coal Corp—
Lackawanna Steel 5s ’ 5 0 .-M&S
9034
18
7% Lake 8 uper Corp inc 5s ’ 24-O ct / 17
10234
1st m 634s 1925-’ 43____ J&J 67.25%
104)4
» 45
4634
102)4 Deere & Co 7 )4 % notes’ 31 M&N
1st & coll trg old 5s 1944. J&D
10434
78
4734 Dery D G ) Coro 7s 1 9 4 2 ..M&S
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
77)4
92
—
4534 Denver Union Stock Yards—
Funding 4s g July 1 1948.J&J
____
99)4
97)4
First g 5s 1926_________ J&J
10034
Cons s f g 434s 1954_____J&J
99
R R oi NJ p 31
100341Dewees(W) W ood Co 5s’ 30 m & n
Leh & W-Barre Coal— See Cent
103 34 D old (Jac)Pack 1st 6s’ 42.M & N
85
8634 Liobv.M cN & Libby 7s’ 31 M&N s 1 0 2 3 4 s 102 34
10334 Domln Coal 58 '4 0 op ’ 10..M &N
88
90
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944. A&O
11734 11734
100)4 Dom inion Glass C o, Ltd—
99
Gold bonds 3s 1951___ F&A
9834
97
10 0
10034
1st s f 6s June 2 1933__ J&D2
Little (A E) Co 7s 1 9 4 2 ..A & 0
Dom ln Iron & Steel 5s 1929.J&J r 92)4
Lorlllard (P) Co g 7s 1944. A&O 11434 11534
s 92
66
Gold bonds 5s 1931 _
F&A
9634
9634
Consol 5s 1939 _________M&S
65 34
10 2
90M
10 1
91
Douner Steel 7s ls * z ______ J& j
Lukens Steel 1st M g 8s’ 40M&N
9234 Dunlop Tire & Rubber C o—
Magma Cop conv 7s 1932. .J& D
12634 127
83
88
1st m 7s 1942 Ser A _ J&D s 10234 s 103
_
Mallory SS 1st s f 3s 1 9 3 2 ..J&J
87)4 du Pont (E 1) de N em Powder—
M anatf Sugar 1st 734? ’ 42. A&O 10034 100 34
102 34
____ Marland Oil 8 s 1931 SeT A . A&O 106
10634
Gold 4 34s June 1 1936_ J&D
_
91M
135
130
du Pont (E I) de Nemours & Cc
With warrant attach ed______
107 )4
a 83
108
Gold 7 34s M ay 1 19 31..M&N
S f g 734s 1931 Series B .F & A
12534
104
10434
104 34 10534
W ithout warrants attached
Eastern Cuba Sug 7 34s’ 37.M & S
25” Eastern Steel 5s 1931_____ F&A
82
85
Maxwell M otor s f 7s 1934. M&S 10034 1 1 2
100
10 0
97
3934 Elk Horn Coal 6s 1925___ J&D
10034 McMvIer Interstate 7s ’ 43 J&D
108
107
Empire Refg 1st 6s 1927_ F&A
_
M id-Continent Petrol Corp—
69 j Fairmont Coal 5s 1931--------J&J
—
9734
9834
1st s f 634s 1940 . . . M&S
9734
97
99
98 34i Farmers M fg Co 7s 1 9 4 3 ..M &S
Mi tvale Steel & Ordnance—
90
98
Federal Sug Ref 6s 1 9 3 3 ..M & N
C >nv s f 5s 19 36.. . . M&‘i
9734
8934
99
10 1
Federated Metals s f 7s ’ 3 9 .J&D
103 34 i 104 34' Miller (I) & Sons 7s______ 1934
103
1 1 0 3 4 M onon Coal— See Chic Ind & L R y p 32
Fisk Rubb Co 1st 8s 1941 .M &S
110)4
81
90)4
Framerican Ind & Dev Corp—
Morris & Co l s t s f 4 34s’ 39. J&J
10334
10 2
10 2 3 4
95 1 7 34% gold notes 1930 .M & S
Deb 734s 1942___________ J&J
9434'
105
__
10 5
Francisco Sug 734s 1942.M&N15
7734
10534 M tge-Bond Co 4s Ser 2 ’ 6 6 A&O
96
Galr (Robert) Co 1st 7s ’ 37. J&J s 101
s 10134
5s Series 3 1932_ __
_
J&J
9634
9634
105
98
8434 lalena-Signal Oil deb 7s’ 30 A&O
10534 Murray Body 1st 634s 1934 J&D
9834
93
General Amer Tank Car Corp—
Nat Acme 7 Ms 1 9 3 1 ___.J& D
9234
10234 103 34 Nat Cond & Cable 6 s ’ 27 A&O J -----___
Equip tr 7 34s 31 Ser GQ . A&o
8834
96
___
Equip 534s 1925________M&N 6 5%
Certificates of d eposit_______ / -----96
10 1
98
Equip 5)4s 1926 & 1927.M&N 100
Nat Enam & Stpg 5s 1929. J&D
101
100
Equip 534s 1928-1934..M&N
1 0 1 3 4 Nat Leath 8% notes ’ 25 M&N15
10134 10134
113
* 1 0 5 3 4 Nat Starch deb 5s 1930 gu . J&J
Jen Asphalt conv 8s 1930.J&D
9934
9934
95)4
Conv s f 6s 1939________ A&O
National Tube 1st 5s ’ 52. .M&N
10134
10134 102
1 0 5 3 4 Natomas Co gen 6s 1933 . J&J
60
105
9234 Gen’l Baking 1st 6s 1936.-J&I
6834
10434 General Cigar 6s 1925------J&D
10034 1 0 1 3 4 New Eng N av— See N Y N H & H R R
99
101
99
Serial 6s 1935___________ J&D 10134 1 0 2 3 4 New Eng Oil-&Ref 1st 8s’ 31M&8
99
Gen’l Elec 334s 1942 o p t..F & A
N J Zinc 1st 4s 1926______ A&O
84)4
9834
103
Deb g 5s ’ 52 tax-ex N Y .M & S
NewNlquero Sugar 7s, 1932 J&J 103
10134 1 0 2
88
90
88
General Petroleum Corp—
New River Co 1st 5s 1934 J&J
99
94
96
7% sf g notes F e b l5 ’ 31F&A15 10634 10634 Newport Co 7s 1932 _____ M&S
6% g notes Apr 15 ’ 28. A&015 IOO34 1 0 0 3 4 N Y AirBrakelst6s’28 conv M&N 104
10434
Conv 6% notes 1927..M & S15
78
N Y Dock C o— 1st g 5s ’ 51.F&A
10134
Jen Refractories 6s 1952. .F&A
90
10034 1 0 1 3 4 N Y & H ob F ’ y 5s M ay ’ 46 J&D
85
88
s 93 74
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946. M&N
16234 1 0 2 3 4 N Y & N J Ferry— 3s ’ 46. J&J 86
8634 Goodyear T & R ub 8s ’41 . M&N 119 J
120
79
N Y Shtpbldg 1st 5s N ov 1 1946
8034
Deb s f 8s M ay 1931___ F&A
10834 10934 New York Steam 6s 1947.M&N
9834
98 34
33
31
9534 Granby Con M in Smelt & Pow—
Norwalk Steel 434s 1 9 2 9 .. J&J
74
71
1st conv 6s 1928 Ser A _M&N
9334
9934 N ova Scotia S & C 58 1959 .J&J
96
71
Stam ped__________________
68
O’ Gara Coal 5s’ 5 5 o p a ft’ 08M&S
9334
16274
93
Conv deb 8s 1925______ M&N
9434 Ogilvie Flour Mills 6s ’ 3 2 ..J& D r 104
95
9334 Gray & Davis conv 7s ’ 32.F&A
Series B ________________ _ r 104
9534
103
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s 1937.J&D
Series C . . ______ . . . . . r 104
98 34
9934
98
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944.F&A
9934 Hanna (M A) Co—
9734
79
98
99
Deb g 6s 1934_________F&A
Oswego Falls Corp 8s 1942. F&A
Havana T obacco 5sl922_ J&D / 40
_
60
Otis Steel s f 8s 1941______ F&A
9934 100
94
1st s f 734s 1947 Ser B ..F & A
9334
100
IstM &col tr 6J43’26-’36 M&N
Pacific Coast C o— G 5s ’ 46. J&D
8334 „ 8934
100
Hershey Chocolate 6s 1942M&N 103 34 104
Pac Fruit Express E q — See So uth Pac Corp 35
Hoboken Land & Impt C o—
Pan-Amer Petrol & Transp Co
80
___
_
1st M g 5s N ov 1930_ M&N
1st lien equip 7s 19 3 0 .. F&A 10534 10534
32
96
/ 29
S f 6s 1934 temp ctfs..M & N
10834 109
101)4
10134 Park Lexington—
85
95
96
16634
1st leasehold s f 634s ’ 5 3 .J&J
/ 8434
97
97
96
Park & Tllford s f 6s 1936 J&D
98
101
113
1st 7s 1938.....................F & A
99
Penelec Coal 634s 1944 . F&A
99 3„ 100
103
Penick & Ford 634s ’43 . _J&D 101
10234 102J4 Penmans Ltd— lst5s’ 26opM&N r 97
” ”
/ 35
40
—
98
Pennsylv C & C 1st 5s’ 32 op J&J
—
Penn M ary Steel— SeeBethSteel

EO S B O N D S

k Last sale,

n Nominal,

rCanadian

price

s Sale price.

44

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BONDS AND STOCKS
NOTICB.— A ll b o n d p rlcesja re “ and In te rest” ex cep t w here m arked

Bonds.

Bid.

Bonds.

Ask.

Pennsylvania Steel—
P aA M d Steel con g0s’ 2S M&S
io o }4
Span-Amer Iron 6 s 1927.JAJ
10 14
Phlla A Read C & I 5s 1973 . JJA 10 04
Phillips Petroleum Co—
Deb g 7Jd»s’ 31(wlth war) AAO
107
103
W ithout warrants______
Plerce-Arr M ot Car 8 s ’ 43. NIAS
9434
Pierce Oil 8 s D e cl5 ’ 31__JAD15
10334
Plllsbury Flour Mills Co—
1st M 6s 1943_________ A AO
101
Pittsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 ’ 49. JAJ
90
Pitts Coal deb 5s July ’ 31 .M A S
98
Plttsburgh-Westmoreland Coal
1st s f g 5s 1947 o p ____MAN
92
Pleasant Val Coal 5s 1928.JAJ
97 4
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
1st gold 5s 1957 o p ______ JAJ
934
Port Arthur Canal A’ Dock—
1st 6s 1953 ser A ______FAA
99 4
Porto Rlcan-Amer T obacco Co
8% g b d s M ay 1 5 ’ 31.M AN15
106
Powell Rlv Co 6s ’ 26-’ 27 JA.I
Power Corp of N Y 634s ’ 42.100
10154
1st M s f 6s 1942 B ____MAN
904
Pressed Steel Car 5s 1 9 3 3 ..JAJ
9434
Producers A Refiners C orp—
8s 1931 (with warrants) JAO
112
W ithout warrants attached
110 3 4
104
Punta Alegre Sug s f 7s ’ 3 7 .JAJ
994
Pure Oil Co 634% notes '33.JAD
Remington Arms 6s 1937. MAN
89
Republic Ir A Steel 5s ’ 40 A AO
95M
92
Ref A gen 534s ’ 53 Ser A.JA.I
Penna Steel Corp—
1st s f 7s 1955____...F A A
Rlordon Pulp A Paper, Ltd—
1st 6s June 30 1942..JA D 30 r
Robbins A Myers 7s 1942.JA D
004
904
Roch A Pitts C AI 5s 19 40.MAN
1st s f g 4 34s 1932 o p t ..F A 4
984
Rocky M tn Fuel 5s 1943 ______
Rogers-Brown Iron 5s’ 26-40JAJ
Gen A ref 7s 1942_____MAN
834
St Joseph Stk Yds 4J^s’ 30 JA1
95
St Lawrence Pulp A Lumber—
1st M 6s 1925___________FAA / 30
W is t m 6s 1920-1929......... FAA / 30
''**lst m 6s 1930-1933_____ FAA / 30
Stdtegis Paper 634s 1925-1929 .
100
6J4s 1930-1934______________
98
St Louis Brew Assn 6s 1939 JAJ
St L Nat Stock Yds 4s ’ 30.JA J
92
St L R ocky M t AP5s’ 55 stpJAJ
774
Saks A Co s f 7s 1942____MAS
107
Securities Co N Y 4% cons M AS
54
©
Sen Sen Chiclet— See Amer Chic 1 --Sharon Steel Hoop 8s 1941. MAS 10634
Shawsh Mills 7 % notes ’ 31 AAO
10354
Sheffield Farms Co—
1st A ref 634s 1942_____ AAO
10614
Shults Bread 1st 6s 1940. MAS
9 714
Slemans A Halske—
► 3-year sec s f 7s 1 9 2 8 .._ JAJ
^ 10-year sec s f 7s 1935. JAJ
Sinclair Cons Oil Corp—
*« 1st 1 coll 7s ser A 1937 MAS15
944
f t 1st lien coll 634s’ 38Ser B . J AD
90
1st 1 6s 1927c.with warr JAD
117J4
Sinclair Crude Oil Purch’g Co—
H 5 3 4 % notes Apr 15’ 25 A A 015 10034
k 6% notes Ser A 1 9 2 8 ..FAA
9934
08 Feb 15 1Q2rt
R FA A 15 101
ft .Baala. /T bla prlcce include* accrued

Bid.

[V ol. 120.

P’ an d Incom e an d d e fa u lte d b o n d s .

Bonds.

Ask.

Bid.

Ask.

iinclalr Pipe Line s f 5s ’ 42 AAO
8434
8454 Utah-Idaho Sugar Co—
10 1
User Steel 1st 7s, 19 37...M A N / . . . .
1st M serial 7s 1927-30..JA J
10134 10134
__ Skelly Oil 634% notes ’2 7 ..AAO
100%
115 5 4
116
Vacuum Oil C o ‘T% 1930 .A A O
10734
Uoss-Sheffield Steel A Iron—
Vandalla Coal 1st 6 s ’ 30 op .JA J
10034
6 % 8 f gold notes 1929_ FAA
_
10 2
103
10134 10154 Van Slyke A Horton 7a____1938
92
93
Solvay A Cle 6 s 1934____ AAO
10 0 3 4
10 1
Vertientes Sug 1 st 7s, 1942 JAD
South Porto R ico Sug 7s ’ 40JAD 1 0 2
10254 Victor-Am er Fuel 1st 6 s ’ 40 FAA
95
0
Standard Mill 1st g 5s ’ 30 MAN
9954 1 0 0
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953.JAJ
5334
10354 Standard OH (Cal)—
Virginia-Carollna Chemical—
5% serial notes 19 2 5 .. .F A A
1st s f 7s 1947 Ser A ____JAD / 8234
8234
10034 10054
/
80
10134
101
10 134
5% serial notes 19 27.. .F A A
101
80
Certif of deposit stam ped .. / 74
9034
10134
5% serial notes 1928____FAA
S f conv 734s 1937 Ser A .JA J
10 0 54
10134
48
5% serial notes 19 29.. _FAA
101
W ith A without warr att’d / 4734
10 0 34
94
48
5% serial notes 1930____FAA
101
Certif of dep without warr’ t / 47
10 0 54
47
/ 42
5% serial notes 1931____FAA
Ctf dep with w arrants..
0034
10054
93
5% serial notes 1932____FAA
1 0 0 5 4 Va Ir Coal A Coke 5s ’ 49 MAS
9234
10 0 3 4
5% serial notes 1933 ___FAA
_
100
10134 10234
9434
1 0 0 5 4 Ward Baking 6s 1937_ JA D 15
95
Standard Oil of New York—
Warner Sugar Ref 7s 1941 .JAD
9534
100
6 34% g deb M ay 1 ’ 3 3 ..M A N
8334
8434
10754 1 0 7 5 4 Warner Sug Corp 1st 7o ’ 39 JAJ
Stand Steel Wks 1st 5s ’ 2 8 .JAJ
33
37
Wayne Coal 6s 1937 ___MAS
9934
____ Standard Textile Products------92
94
W ebsterCAC 1st g 5s’ 42 op MAS
102
95
97
1st s f 0343 194 2_______ M AS
Webster Mills 6 34s 1933. JAD
10234
103
100
Steel Co of Can 0s 1940___JAJ r 10334
West K y Coal 7s 1944 ..M A N
10134
West Va Coal A Coke—
9834 Steel A T ube Co of Amer—
10634 10654
96
Gen m s f 7s 1951 Ser C ..J A J
1st M 6s 1950___________JAJ
9454
9534
Sugar Estates of Oriente—
Western Elec deb 5s 1944. AAO
9834
9834
114
1st s f 7s 1942_________ MAS
9 7 3 4 Westlnghouse Elec A M fg—
9654
7% gold bonds 1931____MAN
11034 Sun Oil deb s f 534s 1939.M A S
9654
10834 10834
9634
92
105
Superior Oil 1st 7s 1929.FAA15
9S
99
Whitaker-Glessner Co 5s 41A AO
___
102
100
Sw'lft A Co 1st s f g 5s ’ 4 4 . . JAJ
98
99
1st s f g 6s 1941_______ AAO
90
84
5% s f g notes Oct 15 ’ 3 2 .AAO
8434
9534 W ickw Spencer Steel 7s ’ 35 JAJ
9534
85
Certificates of deposit_____ __
9554 Taylor-Wharton I A S—
8434
9234
1st 6s 1942____________M AS
90
93
108 34 10834
Willys-Overl. 1st 634s ’ 33.M A S
1st A ref 734s 1946 Ser A .JA J
89
91
Wilson A Co 1st 6s 1941 . AAO
9334
9334
69
Tenn Coal I A R R 5s 1951.JAJ
88
10 134
102
Conv s f g 6s 1928______ JAD / 67
____
Ala SteelAShlpbldg 6s’ 30 JAJ
64
101
Certificates of deposit_____
Tenn Cop Co conv 6s ’ 25 MAN
101
103
Conv s f g 7 34s 1931 . .F A A
6534
6434
51
Certificates of deposit_____
6434
7434 Thyssen (Aug) Iron A Steel Wks
5-year s f 7s 1930______ JAJ
9834 Winchester Repeating Arms—
Tidal Osage Oil s f 7a ’ 31 .F A A
10134
102
104
16 314
1st gold 7349 1941______ AAO
85
Tide Water Oil 0 34s ’ 31. FAA 15 103
83 34
10334 W oodward Iron 5s 1952____JAJ
Traylor Eng A M fg 8s 1930____
Youngst Sh A Tube 6s 1943 JAJ
9734
9734
107
8334 Tublze Artificial Silk 8s ’ 4 3 .JAJ 104
Union Bag A Paper 6s ’ 42 MAN
96
EXCHANGE SEATS.
9434
Union Oil Co of California—
N o . Last Salt
$
$
40
First lien s f 5s 1931 o p t .. JAJ 100
101
N Y Stock E xch..1.1001110,000
6s M ay 1 1942 Ser A.___ FAA
40
10234 103
N Y Con Stk E x . 425
500
1,000
1,200
40
S f g 5s Feb 1 1935____ AAO
96
N Y Produce E x . 1,800
1,100
102
Union Steel Co 1st 3s ’ 52 gu JAD
106
N Y Cotton E x .. 450 33,500 28,500
__
Union Tank Car Eq 7s ’ 3 0 .FAA
100
104
8.400
10454 N Y Cof A Sug Ex 323
9,000 10,500
United Drug 6s ’ 44 temp A A 015
100J4 101
N Y Curb Market 550 10,000
United Lead deb 5s 1 9 4 3 ..JAJ
Baltimore Stk Ex
87
2.000
7,500
6,500
Boston Stock Ex
140
7,000
7834 United Oil Producers Corp—
8,850
8 31
1st 8s July 25 1931_ JAJ25 s 29
_
Chic Bd of T r’d e. 1,592
8,100
10734
United Steamship 6s ’ 3 7 ..M A N
5,400
57
5.500
9434
9454 Chicago Stk Exch 250
United Stores Realty 6s ’42 AAO
102
103
Cincinnati Stk Ex
35
5,000
10654 U S E nr 1st 5s 1924-1934. .JA D
Cleveland Stk Ex
30
3,000
104
U S Finishing con g 5s ’ 29..J A J
98
50
4,000
9 9 ^ Detroit Stk E xch .
4,500
4,900
U S Rubber 7 34% notes ’ 30FAA 10634 10734 Los Ang S t k E x .. 399
4,500
1st A ref 5s 1947 Ser A ..J A J
29
1,200
8534
8554 Louisville Stk E x .
U S Smelt Refg A Mining—
Minn Ch of Com
587
3.300
Conv 0% notes 1926____FAA
71 18.000
10154 10154 Montreal Stk E x.
United States Steel Corp—■
8,700 10,000
99
New Orl Cot E x . . 500
9,000
600
800
Col tr s f 5s Apr ’ 51 op ’ l l Var 10734 10834 New Orl Stk E x ..
70
700
9634
2,600
Col tr s f 5s Apr’ 51 not op Var 10734 10834 Phlla Stk E x c h .. 206
2,600
C o ls f 2d 5s Apr’ 63op’ l3M A N
2,000
105
1,750
1,900
9454
10534 Pitts Stock E xch. 115
100
St Louis E x ch _
_
50
1,900
90 34 Unlver’l Winding Co 7s ’ 37.JAJ
(SanFr)StkABdEx 62 30,000
11754 Utah Fuel— See Deny A Rio G r , p. 32.
750
500
Wash’ton Stk Ex
40
500
10054
9954
10134
interest, h Laat sale. « Nominal, r Canadian price. « Sale price

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Stocks.

Par

TE X T ILE MFG.
STOCKS.
N orth. Mills.
Par
Acushnet Mill (NB) l
Am Linen (Fall R) X
American M fg 100
lewPreferred
..1 00
Amoskeag M fg (voluntary assn) . . (t)
Preferred. _ .( f )
Androscog M (M e )./
Appleton Co (Mass)/
Arkwright M (FR) /
Arlington M (Mass)/
Barnard M fg (FR) /
Bates M fg (Me) 100
Beacon M fg (NB) /

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.

43
95
50
90
78

45

71
73
125

72
76
130
638
25

98
230
125
9834

Berkshire Cot Mfg.
|«$Adams, Mass 1 0 0
151
Bigel-Hartf Carp’t . t d 114
N|Preferred_
_
100 103
Booth M fg (N B)__Z 14734
Preferred .
100
110
B oot Mills (Mass) . /
Border C M fg (FR) i
97
Boston Mfg pref 1 6 0
95
BosjDuck (M ass)..c
90
Bourne Mills (F R )./
Bristol M fg (N B )../
Butler Mill (N B) . . / 135
Cabot M fg .. .100
Chace Mills ( F R ) . . !
50
Charlton M ills. 100 135
Chicopee M fg (pf) i
City M fg Cr’p(NB) / x 135
Contin’l M (M e ) 100 130
Cornell|Mills (F R )./ 115

55
93
82

75
245
10 0

117
105
112
10 0

135
200
55
140
138
140
130

S tocks.

Par| Bid.

Dartmouth M fg
Corp (N B ). _ 100

Ask.

Per share.

150
86

Davis Mills (F R) Z 103
Davol Mills (F R ) . /
Draper Csrp . .100 170
Dwight Mfg (Mass) _
Edwards Mfg (M e )./
85
Esmond M (R I ) , pf Z 98
Essex Cot M pf 100
Everett M (M ass). Z 90
Fairh Mills com . 100
Preferred.. . 100
Farr Alpaca (Mass) / 172
Flint Mills (F R )..Z 1 2 0
Franklin Co (M e). Z 2 0 0
Gosnold M (N B)__Z
80
Granite Mills (F R )./
70
Gt Falls Mfg (N H) /
Grinnell Mfg (N B )./
Hamilt Mfg (Mass) /
50
Hamilt W (Mass) /
81
Harmony Mills p f / 1 0 0
Hathaway M fg (NB) /
Hill Mfg Co (Me) Z 108
Holmes Mfg (N B )..Z
Preferred.. _ 10C 100
Home Bleach &D Wt
2
P referred___10C
30
Ipswich Mills_ 10C
_
25
Preferred . IO
C
65
Kilburn M (N B ).
155
King Philip M (FR )
140
Lancas’r M (Mass).Z 107
Preferred..
10C
95
Laurel Lake com . .
50
Lawrence M fg (M ).Z
62
Lincoln M fg (FR) _Z 104
Lockwood Co (Me).Z 103

Stocks.

Par

Luther Mfg (F R )..Z
Lvman Mills (M) . /

Bid.

115
140
46
Mass Cott M ills. 100 132
Mechanics’ M (FR) Z 65
Merch Mfg (F R )...Z
11234
Merrimack Mfg . .
(Mass) . . _ 100
Preferred
100
79
Middlesex Co (M ).
97
M t V-Wood Mills
10 0
( B a lt ) v t r .. .100 d ____
4734
Preferred v t r _ 1 0 0
55
Narragansett Mills
175
127
(F R )________ 100
Nashawena M .100 130
Nashua M (N H) 100
10 0
70
Preferred.. . 100
95
Nat Fabric & Fin. 100 108
Preferred
100 1 0 0
28
Naumkeag (M ass)..
125
Steam Cot Co.lOO 198
54
Neild Mills (N B)__i 2 2 0
85
N ew B edf’d C otM .Z 105
103
Preferred . .100
98
145
New Eng Sou M ___
112
1034
Preferred _ ..100
45
200
__ Newmarket M fg . .
140
Co (N H )_____100
Nonquitt Sp (NB).Z
75
Osborn Mills (FR).Z
29
7234
Pac Mills (Mass) 100
68
Parker Mills (FR)_.Z
165
_
Preferred . . . . .
145
22
Pemaquid M 20___
Peopereil Mfg (Me) Z 130
110
Pierce M f g (N B)__Z
25
137
60
Pocasset M fg (FR).Z
65

89
108
70
175
45
90

Ask.

Per share.

130

50
136

S tocks.

Ponemah M (Proy) Z
Preferred __ 100

Quissett Mills (NB) Z
Preferred. . 1 6 0
11734 Rich Borden Mfg
Co (F R ) ___ 100
Sagamore mfg
111
(F R )________ 100
83
Salmon Falls Mfg
Co (N H )_____100
1434 Seaconnet M (FR).Z
0 5 4 Sharp M fg (N B )..Z
Preferred. . 100
95
Shawmut Cot Mills
132
(F R) com ____100
Preferred. ..1 0 0
75
10 0
Shove Mill (FR) 100
no
Skenandoah Cotton
'C o (Utica)____1 0 0
10 1
Soule Mill ( N B ) .100
202
Stafford M (F R )..Z
Stevens Mfg (F R)_Z
Taber Mills ( N B ) . J
Thorndike (M ass)..
Tremont & Suffolk
M (M ass)___ 100
55
Troy Cot’n & W ool’n
M fg (F R )___ 500
80
Union Cot M f (FR) Z
80
Utica Knit C o_ 100
_
81
Preferred . . _ . 100
Utica Steam & Moh
25
60
Val Cot M fg___ Z
Wampanoag Mills
25
134
(F R )________ 100
Wamsutta M (N B) Z
475

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
10 0

95

105
112

177 34

18234

10 0

105
260
k

45
63
150
95
192
10734
___
71
200
125
78
118

50
3
50
67
70
20

70
115
75
____
80
92
123
95
97

55

108

|V b Assessment paid. c Par value $700. d Price per share, not per cent, h Par value $1,000. k Last sale. ZPar value $100.
Nominal.Mr Canadian price.Bs|3ale Jprice•■/ N ewistock. j|z]E x-div. y]Ex-rights. zJEx-stock div. tJWithout parlvalue.




Par

rrl 1st install, paid,

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

Par

S to c k s.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.

Weetamoe M (FR).Z
Whitman M (NB) Z 137
Winnsboro M p f. 100 101
York M fg (M e ).100 104

75
140
102
107

S o u t h e r n M i ll s .

Sterling Fire_ .10
_

Arcadia M _
100
Augusta Fac (Ga).Z
Belton Mills (S C)_Z
_______ 100
Preferred_____100
Brogon .
.100
Brookside M ills. 100
Chadwick-Hoskins25

110
250
95
140
250
78
94
210
104
115
145
15
140
138
130
119
150
87
102
107

Clifton M fg (S C)100
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Converse (D E)_100
Dallas Mfg (Ala). 100
Darl’g’n M fg (S C )J
Drayton Mills . 100
Dunean ___
100
Eagle & Phenix
Mills (G a ).. 100 165
Enterprise M f (Ga) Z 85
Gaffney M fg (SC) .1
85
125
Granteville M fg . 100 125
Greenw’d C M (SC)Z 400
145
200
Judson _
. 100 185
Preferred
. . 100 103
King.J P,M fg (Ga)_Z
Laurens C M (SC).Z 145
Marion Mills
100 124
Marlboro C M (SC) Z 59
Mass Mills (G a)____ 137
MUls M fg Co (SC).Z 285
Monarch C M (SC) Z 128
Newberry C M (SC)Z 120
Orr Cot M (S C).100 105
205
___ 100
104
Phillips Buttorff M Z 165
Piedmont M fg (SC) Z 135
Poe, F W, Mfg (SC)Z 120
P o in s e tt___
100
Riverside & Dan Riv 212
Preferred100 104
Riverside M _ 12.50
_
9%
Saxon Mills .
100 100
Sibley M fg (Ga)_100
65
Spartan Mills (SC).Z 155
Toxoway_
_
25
32
Union-Buffalo M
68
1st pref
100
93
2d pref
. . 100
54
Victor-Monag C o .. / 112
Preferred . . 100 109
Ware Shoals M fg 100 165
Webb M fg (Nash) _Z
20
West Point M fg. 100 120
Whitney M fg (S C )./ 106
Woodruff M ___ 100
140
Woodside Cot M 100 118
Preferred..
100
94

115
265
98

Liberty__________ 50

255
25
80
96
220
107
118
18
150
142
135
123
155
91
110
170
95
90
128
140
150
105
130
61
142
132
125
107
210
106
175
140
126
103
218

_
_

5

Prudential Life_ 50
_
N ew

N e w O r le a n s .

Lafayette____
N ew

.50

P h i la d e l p h i a .

Alliance of Phila. .10
Ins Co of N A .

10

Ins Co State o f Pa 100
Lumbermen’s _ .25
People’s Nat Fire_
_
Phila Life. ___ 10
Reliance _
_ 50
_
United Firemen’s . 10
Victory _________ 50
P r o v id e n c e .

_
Prov Wash’ton_ 50

47

S p r i n g f i e l d ,M a s s

R ic h m o n d .

Virginia F & M__25
Deposited S tock ..
S t . L o u is—

S t . P a u l ,M i n n .

St Paul F & M _ 25
_
S a n F r a n c isc o .

Firemen’s Fund. 100
Home Fire & Marine

83% Springfield Fire & M i

112
93
69 >3

W a sh in g to n .

Corcoran . . .
50
98 % Fireman's . ._ .20
_
1 1 1 % National Union_ 5
155
W h e e lin g , W .V a
101
Wheeling Fire 1 .100
M A R IN E IN S U R A N C E S C R IP .

10

35

B o s t o n ._
_
100
Colum Nat Life. 100
Conveyancers’
T itle.
. . . 100

131

Atlantic Mutual—
1923............ ..........
1924.

B o sto n .

B r o o k l y n — See
D a y to n .

—

N Y

Liberty ______
50
Reliable . . . .20
D e tr o it.

Detroit F & M _ 50
_
Michigan F & M .50

85
62
____

H a rtfo rd .

Aetna (Fire)___ 100
Automobile Ins. .100
First Re-Ins___ 100
Hartford Fire_ 100
_
Hartf Steam Boil
Insp & Ins___ 100
National Fire_ 100
_
Phoenix (F ire)..100
L ife Insurance.

575
690
623
540
675
517

Aetna Cas’ty & Sur 755
Aetna Life . _ 10C 840
Conn Gen__ __ 10C 1025
Travelers’
. ..10C 1005

___

M IN IN G S T O C K S .

Adventure Cons. .25
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining
. 1C
Algomah
.
25
Amer Zinc Lead &
Smelting . .25
100
64
Preferred _ 25
_
Anaconda Corp _ . 5C
Arizona Com’cial 5
Arnold
_ 25
_
Batopilas M in____2C
Bingham Mines. _ 1C
Bonanza Dev C o . 1C
585
Butte Cop & Z C o.5
____ Butte & Sup
1C
250
Callahan Zinc-Lead
628
Co____________ 1C
Calumet & Ariz 1C
Calumet & Hecla.25
Carson Hill G M 1
525
—

___
845
____
1015

Per cent.

200

Per share.

185

22 3^
225
450

190

23
230

Per share.

240

292
298
Bankers & Ship.100 185
City of N Y _____100 250
260
Commonwealth .100 300
Continental______ 25 d 113
114
Fidelity-Phenix_ 25 d 151
_
152
Globe & Rutgers. 100 1400
1500
Great American.100 288
293
Hanover . . . _ .50 d 165
180
Home _ ._
100 352
358
d 70
73
Met Casualty Ins_
_
82 %
88
National L iberty.50 d 215
Niagara
. . .50 d 190
200
Northern
100 240
250
d 87
95
d 142
Rossia Ins.
_ .25 d 92
02%
Stuyvesant .
100 175
185
United States____20 d 120
128
Westchester
.10 d 48
50

B a lt i m o r e .

Central Fire.

11

Per share.

Y ork.

Cent States Life_ 5
_
Continental Life___
Missouri State L .10
Internal Life. . .50

IN S U R A N C E
STOCKS.

Ask.

Per share.

H aven.

10
105
75
165
34
70
94
55
114
112
175
40
125
108
146
120
96

M ills .

Can’n Connecticut
Cum pref____ 100
46
Can Convert, Ltd_Z r83%
Can Cottons, Ltd 100 r ll0 %
Preferred
.100 r91
Domin Text, Ltd t r69
Preferred
100 r ll2 %
Montreal Cottons_.Z r98
Preferred . ..100 r ll0 %
Penmans, Ltd_ 100
_
r___~
Preferred . . 100 r99

Nor’west F & M .100
American.

Bid.
d

L o u i s v i ll e .

M in n e a p o lis .

Abbeville O M (SC)Z
Amer Spinning C o_.
Anderson C M (SC)Z

C a n a d ia n

Par

S to c k s.

I n d ia n a p o lis —

#

S to c k s.

Par.

Cerro de Pasco.
t
Chili C o p p e r ____25
Chino Copper_____5
Consol Copper____1
Con Min & Sm.-lOO r
Cop Range Con. 100
Crown Reserve____1 r
Davis-Daly C op. .1
DeBeers Con M ____
East Butte ____10
Federal M & Sm.100
Preferred___.100
Cop Bibb M p d )..5
($3.75 fg
_
Franklin
_ _ 25 b
Goldfield Consol
M in e s _
_
_ 10 s
Granby Cons M S

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.

53%
36%
25
3%
64%
29%
____

53%
37
25%
3%
64%
30
51c.

60c.
22%
15%
5
21%
60%

65c.
23%
15%
5%
23%
62

25c.
1

30c.
1%

4c. s
19%

7c.
20

45

,

S to c k s.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.

T IT L E G U A R A N T EE &
S A F E D E P O S IT S T O C K

American Surety.50
Bond & M Guar. 100
Chicago T & Tr.100
C itySD(Alb.NY) 100
Columbia Title
(Washington)_ 5
_
Fidelity & D (M d) 50
Kentucky Title Co
Preferred
..1 0 0
Lawyers’ M C o. .100
Louisville Title. 100
Maryland Cas Co_25
Mortgage Bond. 100
Nat Surety Co .100
New Amsterdam
Casualty (Balt) 10
N Y Title & M tg . 100
R E T Ins (Wash) 100
Tit Ins & Gu(SanFr)
Title GuTr(StL) 100
U S Casualty____100
USFidel&Gu(Md) 50
U S Title Guar. .100

dl 12
245
351
170
d 7%
d ____ s

90
208
190
d ____
125
210
d 44

332
135
200
38
260
195
235

Granite-Bi-Metalic
(St Louis) . . 10
12c.
18c.
Greene-Cananea .100
18
19
_
Hancock Cons_ 20
1%
1%
Hollinger Mines_ 5 r 14.30
_
14.40
Homestake Min.lOO
44
45
Howe Sound Co . 1 s
3% I N D U S T R I A L A N D
3% s
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
Inspiration Cons
Copper . . ..2 0
30
30%
96%
135% 136% Adams Express. .100
Advance-Rumely 100
14%
Preferred. .
1
96%
49
Isle Royale C o p ..25
18
18%
Kennecott Cop___ +
55
55% Aeolian-W eber
25
Kerr Lake
_ .5
Piano & Pian__100
2
1%
97
2%
2%
d 87%
24c.
27c.
_
f d 11%
_
LaSalle Copper_ 25
2% Ajax R u b b e r _
2%
77%
_
Magma Cop Co_ t
42
42% Alabama C o____106
70
Mason Val M in e s..5
2% Albany Com ___ 100
2%
Mass Cons
. __25
1
1% Albany (N Y) Safe
Mayflower Old Col25
Dep & Storage 100 160
2%
2%
Allied Chem & Dye
16%
17
McIntyrePorcupine5
Corp . ____
t d 82%
Miami Copper___ 5
40
42
23%
23%
Preferred_____100 117%
243
247
_
s
Allied Pack new_ f
Mohawk .
.25 x 37%
38
47
48
s 63 s
8%
8%
35%
36
Senior pref____100
Nevada Cons C o p .5
200
15%
15%
Allis-Chalmers M fg
New Cornelia C o p .5
105 Pacolet M fg (S C) J
22%
23
Common
. . 100
New Dominion A . 1
Preferred
77
40c.
k 28
New River C o_ 100
_
Preferred . .100 106
k 11
30
Preferred___.100
Aluminum M frs_ t d ____
_
102
107
55
60
Nipissing Mines_ 5
_
Preferred___.100
k 15
6%
6%
Amal Sugar com_ f d 3.40
_
_
North Butte _ 15
102
2%
3
105
_
94
North L a k e . . _ 25
1st preferred. .100
25c.
50c.
Ohio Copper. . .10
18%
1%
1% Am Agri Chem . . 100
53
Old Dominion Co.25
Preferred_____100
350
24%
25
Amer Bakery ..1 00
Ontario Sil Min __t
73
5%
6
Park City M & S. 5
Preferred.
.100
97%
4%
5%
Pit & MtShasta Cop
_
86
90
8c. Am Bank Note_ 50 d 180
7c.
Pond Creek—
Preferred___..5 0 d 54
87%
90
40%
Am Beet Sugar.. 100
14
13%
P referred ___ 100
Q u in c y .______.25
81
33%
34%
Rand Mines, L td. .
14
15
35%
36% American Book. 100 114
_
Ray Cons Cop_ 10
19
21
15%
15% Am Bosch Magn’o . t d 40
St Joseph Lead_ 10
_
38
40
43%
43% Am Brake Sh & F t d 96%
60
St M ary’s MineralPreferred___ 100 107%
63
3
4
164%
45
45%
Preferred. . 100 115%
San T oy
_ 1
_
S
4c.
Seneca Cop C o r p .-t
% Am Car & Fdy.-lOO 199%
%
Shannon ._ __ 10
Preferred____100
122%
80
85
1
1%
Shattuck Ariz Cop 10
6
6%
7% Am Caramel. _ 100
South Lake
.25
Preferred.. . lOO
65
25c.
75c.
Superior & Boston 10
377
385
1%
1% Am Chain Class A 25 d 24%
30
Superior . . . . .25
Am Chicle
.
t d 38
32
Tennessee Copper
T e m p v tc.
_t
37
& Chemical
t
Preferred.. .100
94
9%
9%
Tonopah Belmont. 1 s 58c. s 59c.
374
90
Temp v t c . _ 100
Tonopah (Nev) — 1
75
1% 1 15-16 Am C igar.. ..1 0 0
Tonopah Ext M in .l
Preferred . . .100
2%
3
95
200
Trinity Copper___ 5
d 63
12
15
135
Tuolum ne.
1
Am Credit Indem.25 d ____
21
United Verde Ext50c
27%
27% Am Cyanamid 1O0 121
Utah-Apex _ . . 5
_
82
15
Preferred . 100
6%
6%
Utah Consol _ 5
_
Am Drug Synd .10 d 6%
Utah Copper C o. .10
149
88%
90% Am Express___ 100
k 150
Victoria_ ______ 25
_
95%
1
1% Am Fork & Hoe. 100
Winona
______25
20c.
40c.
1st preferred .100 101%
Wolverine __
.25
American Glue. 100
50
Wyandot
. . 25
20c.
30c.
Preferred . . 100 106
Yukon G o l d _
_ 5
20c.
40c. Am Hardware .100
89
Per cent.
Am-Hawaiian SS.10 d 12%
101% R E A L E S T A T E T R
d 11%
& LAND STOCKS
Per share.
102
71
Amer H osiery.. 25 d . . .
Per share.
Albany Tr (Bost)lOO a 58
Amer Ice C o.
100
86
Alliance Realty. . 100 118
Preferred- . .100
76%
15c.
30c. Bedford Tr (Bos) 100 a 57
—
Am Intern Corp. 100
36%
Berkeley HotlTr(B)Z a 75
Amer-La France
1
72
Fire Eng Inc . 10 d 12%
1% Bd of Tr Bid Tr(C).Z a _ __
10c.
25c. Bos Gr’d R ’tT r (C) Za 108
112
Preferred.100
96
Bos R E T (Bos) 1000 a 910
Amer Laundry
10%
10% Bos Stor W 'h ’se (B) Za 120
Machinery____ t d 73%
34
34% Boston Wharf C o. j a 112
Preferred___.100
118%
44 %
45% Bromf Bldg Tr (B)_i a 65
28"%
Amer Linseed -10C
13
13% Business R E Tr(B) i a 20
62%
Preferred____10C
Cent Bldg Tr (B ). . i a __ _
Amer Locomotive t d 115
Chic R E Trus’s 100C al000
Preferred
10C 120%
32
32% City R E T (C).100C a 500
Am Meh & Fdy.lOC
165
1
Amer Metal C o_ t d 50%
_
1% Congress St Associates (Boston) __i a ____
8%
8%
Preferred___.10C
114%
65
C ’gress St Big Tr(B)i a ___
21
20%
Amer Multigraph, t d 21%
Copley Sq Tr (Bos).Z a 35
P referred ___ 10C
101
3%
3% Devonish Big Tr(B)Z a 53
Amer Piano
10C
93%
54%
55
93
17% East Bos Land (B)
3
16%
3% Amer Pneu S erv..25 d 3%
50c.
60c. Ensley Land Co _.Z 115
125
1st preferred_ 5C d 45
_
Essex St Tr (Bost).Z
Preferred- . 50 d 18
Factory Big Tr (B).Z
Amer Radiator . 25 d 100%
Fifty Associates (B) _ 3100
Preferred- . 10C 125%
Hotel Tr (Boston). . a 125
Am R y Express.lOO
81
Kimball Bldg Tr(B)Z
75
Amer Repub Corp t d 59
Realty Associates of
Am Rolling Mill .25 d 56%
Brooklyn com _ t
_
170
7% pref (new). 100 107%
1st preferred..IOC
90
97
2d preferred.. 100
80
85
Texas Pacific Landi
Trust ctfs____100 290
310

H -*
HH
-H
OO
oo

F eb., 1925.]

123
250
175
8%
89
218
85%
135
215
44%
337
150
50
196
245

97%
15%
51
30
87%
11%
75
170
83
118%
8%
65%
77%
107
____
3.60
96
18%
53%
182
54%
41
84
116
41%
98
109
165
116
200
124
9
70
24%
40
38
95
94
77
98
62%
126
84
6%
152
99
52
92
13%
12
72
50
88
77
36%
12%
974

73%
120
28%
63%
115%
121%
si
23
94%
95 id
3%
48 d
18%
100%
82
63
57
107%

a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend. b Assessment paid, d Price per share, not per cent, h Par value $1,000. it Last sale. I Par valu
n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price.j^l NewjiStock. u Ex-cash and stock dividend, v Ex-stock dividend, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights
t Without par value.




INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

46
Stocks.

Par.

Am Safety Razor_25
American Screw. 100
Am Seed M ach_ 50
_
Preferred
100
Amer Shipbldg_.lO0
Preferred.
100
Amer Ship & Commerce_____ _ t
Am Slent & Refg.100
Preferred
..100
Am Snuff com .100
Preferred . 100
Am St F ’dries.33 1-3
Preferred100
American Stores_ f
_
Am Sugar Refg__100
Preferred
..100
Am Sumat T ob . .100
P re fe rr e d ._ 100
_
Am Thread pref_ 5
_
Am Tire & Rub com .

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.

d 37 V
s

98

d 32

70
53

d

37 33
100
40
75
55
87

S tocks.

Bid.

Par.

Brit-Amer T ob _ £1
_
Ordinary bearer £1
British Col Fish &
Packing
. 100
British Empire
Steel com. . . 100
1st pref .
100
2d pref.
. .100
Brown S h o e ._ 100
_
Preferred___ 100
Bruns wlck-BalkeCollender____(t)
Preferred.
100
Brunswick Term &
Ry Secur Co— See
Buckeye Pipe L .50
B ucyrus com . . .100
Preferred..
100
Burden Iron pref.lOO
Burns Bros 7%pf.l00
Prior pref’ce. 100

Ask.

d 2534
d 2533

%

Par.

Bid.

r

2833
333
32 K
1034
73
100

78
7035
73
19
5635
48
10235
85c.
135
3735
98
4335
9035
85
106
3035
5235
116
9635
8735
2634
25
54
43
116
22
140
120
2035
71
100
38
105
68
108
98
100
180
46
120
2734
50
59
10635
170
170

Ask.

Per share.

t d 3934
26 34 Congoleum Co
Preferred... . 100 104
2634
Congoleum-Nairn _t
4034
Conley Tin Foil
t d 1535
29
Consol Car Heat. 100
45
Cons Cigar Corp t d 3034
333
Preferred . . 100
86
3334
1134 Cons Coal ofS tL.100
Consol Distrib . t d 735
74
10034 Cons Ice (Pittsb).50 d
Preferred
. . 50 d
Consol Textile.
t d 435
49
Cons Coal of M d -100
103
69
Preferred .
10C s 68 s
RRs
Consumers Co .100
2
70
Preferred. ..1 00
35
Cont Baking A _ t d 110
_
120
Class B . . . _ . f d 2434 104
Preferred .
100
107
92 34
Continental C an .. t d 67 35
97
11634
Preferred- . 100 11234
d
98 35
2235 Continental Oil v t c d 3035
Corn Prod Refg. 25 d 3834
77
Preferred . .100 11935
Cosden & Co com t d 34 35
85
Preferred . . .100
87
Cosg-Meeh Coal- f d 17
99
Cramp (Wm) & Sons
23
Sh & E Bldg .100
2
40
Crescent Pipe L ..2 5 d 1435
Crex Carpet_ 100
_
75
43
Crock-Wheeler . 100
103
24
Preferred..
100
2835
77
Crucible Steel.. 100
107
74
40
Preferred . .100
94 35
Cuba Cane Sugar t d 1235
Preferred. ..1 00
56 7
-4
Cuban-Am Sug._ 10 d 3035
Preferred.100
96
99
11134 Cuban Dominican
Sugar c o m . . _ t d
_
535
Preferred. . 100
41
1335 Cudahy Pack _ 100 104
47 35 Cumberl Pipe L 100 147
5335 Cushman’s Sons., t d 68
7% pref_____100
89
102 35
8% pref.
. . t dlOO
Cuvamel Fruit.
t d 5134
D H Holmes Ltd. 100 24735
Dan Boone Woolen
103
Mills. . . . . .25 d 5
65
Davis C & C
.100
76
88
Davison Chem . . t
4534
Devoe & Raynolds
Inc 1st pref. .100
97
Deere & Co pref.lOO
8835
D L & W C oa l.. 50 d 119
4
434 Det & Clev Nav 50 d 83
Diamond Match 100 116
34 Dixon (J) Cruc. 100 135
Dodge M fg pref.lOO
Dominion Bdge.100 r 84
Dom Canners . 100 r 89 35
Dom Coal pref. .100 r 45
31
Dominion Glass 100 r 114
66
Preferred . ..100 r 111
Dom I & S pref. . 100 r
Douglas Pectin__ t d 15
51
Dom St Corp pf.100 r 38
99

1134
10034
110
14733
d 4834
100
4634
10133
11033
Steam
48
d 69
6134
115
9833
11
100
43
104
4
94 34
7
11433
30
d 98 J3
Am Tob stmpd_ 50 d 87 35
_
Class B com s t k .f d 21
87 34
Com B stmpd. .50 d s o n
86 33 Burr Add Machine, f d 75
Preferred . 10C 104 35 105
Bush Terminal 100
75
Am Type Found. IO
C 108
110
Preferred
100
78
Preferred . . 100 103
Bush Terminal
110
Am Vitrified Prod.5C d 23
Bldgs pref . . 100
25
97
Preferred..
10C
81
B utterick C o. _ . 100
2233
American Wholesale
Caddo Cent O & R f d
134
Corp pref.
.IOC
97
9733 California Cyanide
Amer Wind Glass
U n it s ___ _
_
65
Preferred
..10C
s 114
Calif Pack Corp
t d 10233
Amer Wind Glass
Calif Petrol. . . 25 d 2833
Machine
..10C
94
_
96
P re fe rr e d ._ 100
10633
Preferred..
IO
C
96
Cambria Iron .
50 d 3933
Am W ool (Mass) .IOC
51
5133 Cambria Steel___ 50 d
Preferred .
10C
92
Campbell Baking t d
90 34
Am W rit’g Paper. IO
C
Preferred.
.50 d
Preferred
10C
435
533 Canada Cement 10C r 9533
Certifs of depos.
1
5
Preferred ._ 100 r
Anglo-Amer Oil__£l d 1935
1934 Can Fdys & Forg.lOO r
Archer-Daniels
Preferred- . . 100
Mid c o m ______t d 27 H
29
Can SS Lines___ 100 r 13
Preferred.
t d 94
95
Preferred_
_
100 r 47
Armour & Co of Del
CanadianCar&F 100 r 5233
Preferred10C
91
93
Preferred
.100 r 8833
Armour & Co pf.lOO
88
8833 Can Con Rubb 100 r
Armour Leath com 15 d 5
Preferred_
_
100 r
533
Preferred . . 10C
88
8833 Canadian Explos.lCO 100
Arnold, Constable
Preferred
.100
97
& C o___________ t d 11
1133 Can Locomotive 100 r
Art Metal Con
10 d 14
15
Preferred_____100 r
Arundel Corp
50 d 10435
Can Woollens ..1 0 0 r
7
Assets Realizat’n.lOO
Preferred . .100 r 42
34
33
Assoc Dry G ’ds 100 155
157
Canton Co______100
185
1st pref______ 100
9 5 34
98
Trustees certif.100 183
2d pref
..IOC 1053-3 107
Caracas Sugar . 50 d 2
Associated Oil . 25 d 3834
39
Carib Syndicate 25 d 433
Associated Simmons
Case (J I) Plow Wks
Hardware pf 100
48
52
Com __ (no par) d
34
90c.
Atl Fruit & Sugar t d 80c.
1st pref. ._ 100
133
Atl Gulf & W Ind
2d pref__ __ .100
33
SS Lines . . 100
24 34
25
Case (J I) Threshing
Preferred_
_
100
36 M
Mach com. . 100
3634
27
Atlan Lobos Oil. t
3H
Preferred - 100
334
64
Preferred_
_
50 d 10H
11
Case Lockwood &
Atlantic Refin’g 100 114
116
Brainard C o. .100 260
Preferred __ 100
113 33 11433 Celluloid Co_ 100
_
47
Atlas Portl Cem 100 125
135
Preferred . .100
96
115
Atlas P o w d e r ___ t d 50
Sugar Cos . .20 dx 76 V,
52 33
90
Preferred. . . 100
9133 Central C & C . 100
6835
Atlas Tack . .
.f
933
10
Preferred . . 100
70
Austin, Nich & C o .t d 27 34
28
Central Leather. 100
1833
Preferred .
100
8713
90
Preferred
.100
56
Auto Knitter
Central Steel. . f d 4735
Hosiery . . . . t d 233
3
Preferred.
100 101
Autosales Corp
50
43
3
5
Cent Teresa Sugar 10 d 60c.
Preferred. . . _50 d 15 33
16
P referred _____10 d
s
Babcock & Wil 100 13233 134
Century Ribbon
Baldw Loc Wks 100 132 33 13234
Mills com _
. t d 37
Preferred..
100 11634 120
Preferred .
100
96
31
Baltimore Tube. 100
Cert’n-Teed Prod t d 43
Preferred
. 100
68
1st pref. _
1O0
89
Barnet Leather
. t d 36
39
2d p r e f . _ .100
_
80
94
Preferred.
100
100
Champion Coated
Barnsdall Corp
Paper . _
_
100 125
d 2533
Class A . . .
25
Preferred.
100 104
2534
Class B_
_ 25 d 21 33
_
_
2133 Chandler M otor_ t d 3034
Bayuk Cigars..
t d 46
47
Ohesebr’gh M fg ..25 d 5133
98
Preferred . 100 112
7% 1st pf (new) 100
9833
98 3
4
Chic June Rvs &
2 d c o n v 8 % p f 100
Beatrice Cream. 50 d 60 33
63
U nS tY d stpd 100 139
107
Preferred.
.100 105
Preferred .
100
95
Beaver Board Co—
Chic Pneu T ool. 100
87 33
Com v t c Cl A f d 6 H
7
Chic Ry Equip
25 d 48
Com v t c C i B . . t d 8
Preferred
. .25 d 2633
36
1st pref v t C-.100
35 33
Chic Wilm & Frank
Beech-Nut Pack. 20 d 69 33
69 33
Coal c o m .. .100
22
7% pref Cl B . . 100 11333 115
Preferred___ 100
85
51
Beth-hem Steel 100
5134 Chic Yellow Cab t d 5035
103
7% cum pref 100 102
Childs Co c o m ., f d 42
117
8% conv pref. 100 116
Preferred . 100 114
Billings & Spen_ 25 d 4
_
8
Cin Tob Wareh. .100
18
11
Preferred _ . . 2 5 d 7
Cin Un Stk Y ds. 100 135
Bird & Son—City Investing 100 110
110
Prior pref. ..1 00 109
Preferred_
_
100 101
Bliss (E W) C o.
f d 1433
1533 Cleve Automobile, t d 1934
56
Preferred . . . 50 d 53
Preferred.
_100
2d preferred
10 d 933
1033 Cleve-Cliffs Iron + d
Bloch Bros Tob 25 d
k 3333 Cleveland Stone. 100
k 96
Preferred . . . 100
Clinchfield Coal. 100
36
Bluenthal (S)—
Preferred _ lOO 100
_
80
Inc 7% pref ..1 00
Cluett, Peabody 100
6635
6
Booth Fisheries . t d 534
P referred ____100 10335
29
36
Coca-Cola Co . f d 9735
1st preferred. 100
150
Borden Co . _ . t d 148
Preferred_____100
97
107
Preferred .
100 105
Collins Co
..1 0 0 172
240
Borne, Scrymser.100 235
Colo Fuel & Iron. 100
4535
Bost Belting p f. . 100
22
28
Preferred. ..1 00
Boston Woven Hose
Colt’s Patent Fire
80
83
Arms Mfg .
25 d 27
■ & Rubber com. 100
99
“ Preferred___ 100
Colum Carbon_ t d 4833
_
Briggs M fg . . (f) d 39 34
3933 Commercial Invest
105
106
Brill (J G )______100
T r u s t ... . _ . __f d 5633
_
P referred ____100
1st preferred .100 103
13
Com Solvents A . _t d 164
Bristol Brass_____25 d 933
Class B . _
_
f d 164
11

100
10934
145
95
d 4635
10935
d 47 34
61
98
10
37 3
4
d 33
4
3

Stocks.

Per share.

d

Preferred- ..1 00 100
duPont (E I) de N
& Co com . ..100 144
Deben stock. .100
9434
Durham Hosiery 50 d 9
Preferred . . 100
40
Eagle Lock____.25 d 106
Eastern M fg. . 5 d 534
Preferred ._ 100
49
East Roll Mill .
t d
Preferred
..1 00 115
Eastman Kodak
t dsll435 s
Preferred- ._ 100 111
Eaton Axle & Sp t d 1234
Edm’s & Jones Cor t d
s
Preferred- . . 100
Eisenlohr (Otto) &
Bro
. .100
36
Elec Bd & Sh pf.100 10234
Elec Stor Batt _ _t d 66
Elgin N Watch. 25 d 65
Elk H Coal Corp 50 d 9
Preferred_
_
100 d 2035
Ely Walker Dry
Goods
.
.25 d 22 34
1st preferred. 100 102
83
2d preferred 100
2
Emerson-Brant. . 100
11
Preferred
-100
Endicott-Johnson. 50 d 6835
Preferred.
100 11335
Eureka Pipe L . 100
94
Exch Buff Corp . t d 1834
_
Fair (The) Chic, f
Preferred . .100 106
Fairbanks C o. .25 d 234
1st preferred 100
6
1
2d preferred 100
Fairbanks Morse . t d 34
Preferred- _ 100 105 35
Fajardo Sugar .100 113
Famous PlayersLasky C o r p ____t d 94
105
P referred _.100
Fay & Egan com . 100
75
89
Preferred
100
47
Federal Sug Refg .100
85
Preferred . .100
5th Ave Bus term . t d 12 35
Federated Metals, t d 3534
Firestone T & Rub . 10 d 9935
98
6% preferred .100
7% preferred. 100
97 3
4
Fisher Body new .25 d 6534
___
Preferred . . .100

4035
105
4034
1534
48
3134
87
55
734

434
6934
70
3
40
110 '4
2434
92 35
67 34
115 34
9 34
3034
38 34
12035
35
89 35
20
15
45
27
80
7434
9635
13
57
30 34
9935
5 35
42
105
150
72
52
535
46
100
89 34
122
85
119
138
85 34
90
50
116
30 .
1534
6135
144 35
9534
12
50
107
634
52
112
120
11535
13
3134
100
38
103 35
66 35
6635
1134,
26
2235
85
234
1335
6834
11534
95
1935
107
335
10
3
34 34
10635
115
9435
106
____
95
50
100
13
37
105
99
98
6635
____

[ V ol. 120.
Stocks.

Par.

FishB’dyOhiopf.lOO
Fisk Rubber com t
1st preferred. .100
2d pref 7 % ...1 0 0
Fleishmann Co___ f
Preferred.
100
Ford M ot of Canada
Fostoria Glass . 100
Foundation C o _ t
_
Preferred .
..t
Franklin (H H) Mfg
Preferred___ 100
F ’klin Simon pf .100
Freeport Tex C o. . t
Galena-Sig Oil .100
Pref (old).
100
Pref (new)____100
Gardner Motors_ t
_
Gen Am Tank C ar.t
1st preferred .100
Gen Asph c o m .. 100

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.

d 10535
d 1134

7934

d 83 35
112
509

106
12
80

8334

520
d
fc 140
107
d 10634
d 125
130
18
20
73
76
104
10434
d 10 35
1034
6235
6335
110
115
102
105
d 734
8
d 5335
54
98
99
60
6035
99 35 100
d 141
145
d 111
123
95
9535
10634 10834
113
109
30735 30835
d 1134
1134
d 22
23
98
9835
d 74 34
7434
90
95
90
95
10834 108 34
d 4734
47 34
d 25
105
115
88
84
d 54
5535
d 232
238
99 35 101
66
63
s
3
d 5335
5435
102
10334
d 23
24
d 118
11834
d 14 35
15
84 35
86
80
85
98 35
d 2
4
d 18
24
d 41
4135
d 43 34
4334
95
9434

Gen Baking_______ t
Preferred_
_
..t
Gen Cig com ____100
P r e fe rr e d ._ 100
_
Deb pref____ 100
General Electric. 100
Special 6% stk. 10
Gen Fireproofing f
P re fe rr e d ._ 100
_
General Motors_ t
_
Preferred_ .100
_
Deb 6% stock .100
Deb 7% stock .100
Gen Petrol__
.25
Preferred.. ..1 0 0
Gen Ry Signal.. 100
Preferred.
100
General Refrac___ t
Gen Tire & T ub. .50
Preferred_____lOO
Gillette Safety Raz.
|Gill land Oil pf__100
Gimbel Bros______f
Preferred____100
_
Ginter C o . _ __ t
Glen Alden Coal_ t
_
Glidden C o._ . . . j
Preferred_
_
100
Globe-Wernicke .100
Preferred- . . 100
Godch’x Sug Inc__ f
Preferred . . 100
Gold Dust Corp___
Goodrich (B F )___ t
Preferred- . . 100
Goodyear Tire &
Tubber c o m .. 100
29
Preferred_____lOO
8934
Prior pref
100 105
Goodvear T & R of
_
California pref_
10034
Goodyear T & R of
Canada p ref.. 100 r
Gorham Mfg pf.lOO
50
Grasselli C hem .. 100 130
Preferred . . 100 104
Gray & D a v is _ t d 534
_
Gray & Dudley. .100
80
Preferred_____
94
Gt A & P Tea pf.lOO 113
Gt Lakes Tow _ 100
_
60
_
P re fe rre d -_ 100
Great Nor Pap_. 100 235
Great West Sug. .25 d 92
Preferred
. 100 110
Guantanamo Sug_.t d 535
Preferred . . .100
80
Gulf Oil Corp___ 25 d 70
Gulf States St'l-_100
88 3
4
1st preferred.. 100 101
Hale & Kilburn__100
25c.
Preferred
. 100
20
Hall Switch & Sig . 100
s
Preferred- . 100
Hamil-Br Shoe_ 25 d 43 34
_
Hanna (M A) 1st
preferred
100
8734
Harbauer C o ___ (t)
Harb-Walk R ef. .100 137
____
Preferred
100
Harris Auto Press(t)
3135
Hartman Corp____t d 3134
Hart, Schaffner &
Marx ___
100 123
Preferred
100
Hask & Bark Car__t
Hawaiian Com &
Sugar . . .
25 d 46 34
Hayes Wheel.
_ t d 37
P re fe rre d -_ 100
_
102
k
Hazel-Atlas Glass .25 d
Helme (G W) Co
Common ____25 d 7634
Preferred
1O0 112 35
Hercules Powder 100 102
Preferred . . .100 104
____
Herr-H-MarSafe 100
Heywood-Wakefield C o__ ..1 00
135
Preferred .
100 104
Hock Val Prod_ 10 d ____
_
Hoe (R) & Co cl A . .
48
Holly Sug Co . t d 32
Preferred _. .100
89
Holyoke Wat P o. 100 460
Hood Rubber _ t d ___
_
Hood Rub Pro p f 100
Hooven Owens &
Rentschler pf.lOO
80
Household Prod_ t d 36 35
_
Houston Oil ctfs.100
8334
____ s
Preferred ctfs.100
Howe Scale pref.lOO
60
Hudson M ot C ar._t d 3534
Humble Oil & R ..2 5 d 4535

2934
90
10534
9435
60
534
84
97
115
6535
92
250
9234
111
534
85
7034
8934
106
1
23
4

8735
22
____
32
32
125
____
____
46 34
3735
10235
34
7634
____
105
106
____
____
___
____
4835
35
92
____
56
106
95
3634
8335
93
65
3534
4534

a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend, d Price per share, not per cent, k Last sale. I Par value $100. n Nominal, o Price per cent of val,
f Canadian price, s Sale price, t New stock, it Ex-stock div. z Assessment paid, x Ex-dividend, !/ Ex-rights, t Without par.




INDUSTKIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

F eb., 1925.]
S to c k s.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

X3J share.

Hupp M otor _ 10 d 15)4
_
Hutch Sug Pltn._25 d 14)4
Hydraulic Pr Br.100
TVa
Preferred _ .100
87)4
Hydraulic Steel_ t d
_
7K
Illinois Brick____100
118
Illinois P.pa L_ 100
_
14714
Imperial Glass. .100
k
Imperial Oil.
.25 d 133 54
N e w _ ________ d 3354
_
Imperial Tobacco
o f Canada c o m ..5 d
Imperial Tobacco
o f Gt. Brit & Irel’d dz 20)4
Indepen Brew’g ._ 5 0 d
k
Preferred. . . 5 0 d 4 V,
Indep OJ & Gas_ t d 2254
_
Indep Pneum T o o l.f d 6 8
Indiana Pipe Line 50 d 82
Indian M otocycla._t d 1614
Indian Ref com _ 10 d
_
7 54
Preferred- _ .103
85
Ingers ill-Rand ..1 0 0 235
Preferred_ .100
_
10 2
Inland Steel_ .25 d
_
4814
Preferred_____100
107 54
Intercoat Rub _100|
5)4
Int Agr Cor co n _ t d 1154
_
Prior pref ctfs_ t d 41
_
Int Business M . . f d 11214
Inter Button H >le
Sew M achine.. 10 d 3 54
Int Cement C o rp ._ t d 5614
102 54
Pref (7 % )___ 100
Int Cigar Mach. 100
75
Int Combust Eng t.d 3454
Int Educational
Publishing co in .50 d 15c.
5
Preferred______50 d
Int Harvester_ 100
_
107 54
Preferred_____100
113)4
Int Mer M arine-100
13 5
4
Preferred_ .100
_
47
Inter Nickel_____25 d 28
Preferred_____100
97
Inter Paper.. ..1 00
56
95
_
Preferred_ .100
Pref stanpod.100
72 54
Internat Petrol___ t d 2o 5
4
72
Inter Salt ______ 100
Internat Shoe_____t d 115
Preferred . ..100
11954
Inter Silver. . . 100 1 2 0
Preferred . 1.00 108
_ O
63
Int Text Book_ TO
Intertyps Corp___ t d 2454
Invincible Oil. . _t d ___
Iron Prod C orp___ +
80
J R Montgomery 100
95
107
P re fe rr e d -_ 100
_
Jewel T ea_ ..1 0 0
_
19
Preferred _____ 100
103
Johns-Mauv, I n e ..t d 132
Johnson Tin Foil
70
& M eta l.. . 100
Jones Bros T e a ..100
1954
Jones & Laughlin
Steel 7 7 pref. 100 11154
0
Jordan Motor C a r .f d 44 54
75
Juncos Cent Sug. 100
K C Stk Ads of M e ..
93
Preferred . ..1 00
77
Kanawha & Hock
Coal & C o k e ..100
5
50
Preferred_____100
Kans & Gulf C o .. 10 d
1
Kayser (Jul) & C o_t d 2354
1st preferred___ T d 8554
Keith (Geo E) Co—
93
1st preferred.. 100
Kellv-Sroringf Tire i 5 d al554
44
8% preferred. .100
cum p r e f.. 100
5054
97
Kelsey Wheel_ 100
_
109
Preferred_ .100
_
Kendall M fg______ t d 10
85
Preferred . . ..1 0 0
____
Kentucky W ag..100
Keyst Tire & R _ 10 d
_
i 54
Kinney (G R) _ _T d 78
Preferred- _ .100
9954
95
Kirby L um ber.. 100
____
Preferred. . . 100
Kresge Dept Stores t d 32 )i
Preferred_____100
8854
Kresge (S S) C o . 100 485
Preferred . 100 100
Kress (S H) & Co 100 320
Preferred . . . lOO 120
Kupp’h’mer (B )_ 5
_
2754
97
Preferred_ .100
_
Lake Sup Corp. .100
4 54
Lake of the Woods
M illin g ._____100 r 18654
Preferred_ -100 r 122 V2
_
Landers, Frary &
Clark ________ 25 d 70
Lanst Monotype 100
7654
50
Larrowe Milling___
106
Preferred _____
Laurentide C o ..100 r 81
Lee Rub & Tire____t d 12 M
Leh Coal & Nav._50 d 9454
Lehigh Val Coal
Sales . . . .
50 d 82
Leh & W-B C o a l..50 d ____
Libbey-Owens
Sheet Glass____25 a 1 0 3
Preferred . 100 110
Libby, M cNeil &
Libby_______ .10 d 7 54

S to c k s.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

S to c k s.

Ask

S to c k s.

Par.

Bid.

Nat Supply Co . 50
20
Preferred _. 100
Nat Tea com . . _ . f
106
Nat’l Transit 12.50
67
6654 Natomas Co of Cal

d
d
d
d

69
10654
235
25

k Last sale,

Ask.

Per share.

Per share.

_
6954 Proc & Gamble_ 2C d 11954
Preferred. .1 0 C
155
6 % pref erred.. 10C
240
107 54
2554 Prod & Ref Corp.5C d 32 V,
Preferred .
.50 d 46)4
8
14154
654
354
Punta Alegre Sug.50 d 43
New Departure
118
Pure Oil Co ._ .25 d 32)4
M fg p r e f _ 100
_
105
82
New Eng Bakery 100
6 % preferred.. 10C
1 st preferred .lOO
8 % preferred..IOC
10554
5754
Quaker Oats . 100 340
2 d preferred
10 0
6954
Preferred.
IOC 1 0 2
New England Spun
2
Radio Corp
t d 65 5
Silk pref_____ 100 107
110
4
654
Preferred.
5C
_
194
51
23 54 N J Zinc_ __ 100 191
Ry Steel-Spring.IOC 131
2314 N J Worsted Mills
Preferred_
_
100 119
103
10 0
654
Reece Button-Hole
5154 New Mexico &
Machine .
10 d 16
9
_
Arizona Land_ 1 d 854
79
91
95
Reece Fold M ach. 10 d 254
106)4 New Niquero SuglOO
5154 Reis (Robt) & C o . . t d
10754 N Y Air Brake . _t d 51
Class A stock_ t d 54 54
_
1 st pref erred . . 1 0 0
68
180
5454
Remington Typ.100
34
47
N Y Oanners I n c .-t d 3314
90
92
97
7% cum pref. .100
1 st preferred . . 1 0 0
98
1st p f Ser S . 100
97 54
26
2654
34 54 N Y D ock______100
57
2 d preferred. 1 0 0
P referred ____100
55
10854
11054
21
Reo M otor Car __10 d 18)4
2 1 > N Y Shipbldg_____t d 16
4
Replogle Steel
f d 19)4
10 0
99
37 54 N Y Steam pref. 100
N Y Transit ..1 00
76
Repub I & Steel 100
73
12
5754
Preferred. . .100
Nicholson File 100 178
182
93
Reynolds Spring_ t d 16)4
_
Niles-Bem’t-P’d-100
29
31
153
Reynolds T ob _ 25 d
Preferred..
100
60
10 2
50
B common_____25 d 73)4
Nor & W Stboat.100 225
118
North Amer C o. .10 d 42 54
Preferred.100 1 2 0
68
4254
Rich & Boynton
Preferred .
50 d 4654
47
133
41
Partic pref____ t d 39
North & Judd. .25id 39
133
Richmond Rad
Northern Pipe L.100
88
87
28
106
10
11
90
100)4
Ogilvie FI M JIs.-100 r 425
Rocky M t F u el.. 100
77
254
148
Preferred- . 100
Now stock _
116
OB___
354
Rome Brass & C 100 145
Preferred . . .100 r 12254
158
Rome M fg .
. 100 1 0 0
Ohio Body & B l. t d
33
Royal Bak Pow.100 148
8554 Ohio Brass pref .lOO 10154 1 0 2
Preferred. . 100 1 0 0
) Class B ________ f d 155
50
16
1Royal Dutch Co N Y d 56)4
Ohio Fuel O il.. . 1 d 1554
80
45
7454 Saco-Lowell Shops
4714 Ohio O il.. ______ 25 d 74 54
Preferred . . 100
20
90
2654 Onyx Hosiery. _ . t d 19
2 d preferred
10 0
Preferred . . 100
74
8154
83)4
26 54 Safety Car H & LI 00 113
9354 Orpheum Circuit. 1 d 2554
Preferred___.100
99
99 54 St L Car Co p f. 100
45
Otis E le v a to r_ 50 d 90
_
9054 St L Cot Comp 100
105
St L Nat Stk Y _ . 100
35
Preferred_____100
98
85
t d 1154
1154 St L Rocky M t &
4554 Otis Steel ______
Pacific Co ..1 0 0
20 54
1 st preferred . 1 0 0
6554
6654
Owens Bottle____25 d 46 54
Preferred . . .100
12
43 54
4654
St Regis Pap, c o m ..
Preferred____1O0
111
25
105
33 54
10 2
Preferred . .
97
2
Oxford Paper pfd 100
97
Salt Creek P r o d ..10 d 25 5
Pacific Coast Co 100
29
16
25
4
San Cecil Sug pf.100
66
2
1 st preferred. . 1 0 0
81
42
Sapulpa R e fg .. .5 d
s
2 d preferred.. 1 0 0
41
9
954
87
Pacific Mail SS 100
M athfson A lkali.50 d 5654
2
57
Pacific Oil. ._ . _t d 64 54
64 54 Sav Riv Lum pf.100
2
d 71
1554
R gh s ___ ____
d
254
1554
106
Preferred_
_
100
Preferred___ 100
Preferred___.100
105
86
1914
104
Maxwell-Mot A . 100
Paige-Detroit MotlO
1854
77
80
1854 Schulte Retail S t ..t d 11454
Class B (no p a r ).. d 3 5
136
P re fe r r e d -_ 1O0
_
110
3554 Pairp int Corp. 100 161
M ay (The) Dept
Scovill M fg. . . 100 245
Pan Am Petrol &
80
Stores Co com . 50 d 107
Transpcom . ..5 0 d 71 54
7154 Sears, Roebuck &
10754
Co common .100 161 54
Preferred
.100 119
Com Class B ..5 0 d 71 54
130
1954
7154
_
McCall Corp. ..1 0 0
5
Seiberling Rubb_ t d 17
Panhandle P & R - t d 454
78
81
114
1st preferred. 100 122
32 54
Preferred
__100
Preferred____100
96
3354
Paragon Refg___ 25 d 6
54
96
44 54 McOrory Stores. . t d 92
654 Shaff O & R p f. .100
125
Non vot cm c lB f d 89
55
Sharon Steel H p ..5 0 d 24
Preferred_____100
50
92
Pref with war.100
Parish & Bing stpd. t d
154
154 Shell Transp & Tr £2 d 44
Without warr lOO 101
Shell Union Oil . _t d 27)4
79
Parke, Davis C o ..25 d
105
d 32 54
d 50
3354
55
100
10
Mengel C o______100
Peck, Stow & Wile 25 d 28 54
Sherw-Williams ..2 5 d 34)4
31
37
40
Merc Stores . 100 440
Peerless Trk & M .50 d 2054
Preferred- . .100 105
460
20 54
Penick & Ford . . f d 26 54
154 Merg Linotype 100 170
171
26 54 Sher-W ms C a n ..100 r 11854
P referred ____100 r
Preferred . . 100 108
23 54 Metro-Gold Piet pref d 1854
19
10854
__5 d 354
1954 Shredded W heat. 100 r 149
8954 Mex Eagle JJ
454 Penn Coal & Coke 50 d 19V,
Mex Seaboard Oil_T|d 17
4
8454 Simmons Co _ _ fid 36 5
1754 Penn Salt Mfg ..5 0 d 84
96
Michigan Sugar .10|d
Preferred _ .100 100
254
754 Penn Seab Steel . . t d 2 54
Simms Petrol C o. 10 d 23 54
1514 Mid States Oil _ 10!d
154
154 Penn Traffic. .254 d 115-16
48
Midland Steel
Penn-Mex Fuel_ 25 d 38
_
3854 Sinclair Cons Oil fid 24 54
53
Products pref. 100 100
102
Penney (J C) pf.100 s 105 s 10554
Preferred_____100
92 54
100
Phelps-Dodge. . 100 125
128
Singer M fg_ .100
_
Midvale C o . _ _t d
_
204
26
2454
Midvale St & Ord.50 d 28
Phila Insul Wire, . f d
d 4 54
30
5154 Singer M fg Ltd . £ l 1
Mdler R ubber.. 100
49
Skelly Oil________ 25 d 29
Phil & Read C & 1 t d 48 44
110
Preferred . .100 10554
49
Sloss-Sheff S & 1 .100
Ctfs of int (w i). f d 48 54
86
5
78
Preferred- . .100
Mohawk R ubb. 100
15
Phillip-Jones Corp f d 70
92
2
94
Preferred.. . 100
Smyth M fg C o. 100 270
Preferred- . 100
88
70
80
79
Moline Plow 1st
46
Solar Refining. 1O0 247
Phillips Petrol _ _ .t d 4554
100
pref__ _____
100
25
Sonora Phon p fd . 100
Phoenix Hosiery . 5 d 20
43
Montgomery Ward
80
90
Southeast Exp .100
Preferred
.100
94
Co c o m m o n ._ t d 52
_
Southern Pipe L 100
98
52 54 Pierce-Arrow M ot
33 ' Preferred . . . 100 11354 115
Car Corp . . .
t'd 1354
1354 South’n States Oil 10 d
54
93
Class A
. f d 116
Preferred___ 100
4754
118
4854 South Penn Oil 100 193
65 54
508
Moon M otor Car _t d 23 54
Prior pref___ __ _ t d 87 V,
89
So Porto RicoSuglOO
24
Preferred . . 100
98
11314 Morris (Philip) ..1 0 d 14
254
1454 Pierce Oil C o rp .. 25 d 254
33 V,
35
S’west Pa P L _ 100
_
375
Morse Twist Drill
Preferred____100
82
& M achinery.. 50 d 82
7
Spalding (AG) & Bro
Pierce P etrol.. _ t d 654
29
Mountain Prod_ 10 d 20
_
1st preferred. 100
9954
2054 Pigg Wigg Corp----f d
100
Spanish River Pulp
Mullins B ody. . . t d 1454
Preferred . .100 d
15
& Paper M ..1 0 0 r 10854
5
Preferred- ..1 00
254
8554 Pittsb Brewing. 50 d
8
Preferred- . l00 r 123
Munsingwear Inc. + d 32
Preferred .
50 d 654
3354
187
Mutual Oil. . _ .5 ds 1354 s 1454 Pitts Coal (Pa) .100
51
5154 Spicer Mfg Co . t d 17)4
Nash Motor (no par) d 255
98
Preferred.
.100
Preferred_ .100
_
9 / 54
95 54
257
Pref Class A . . 100 103
Pittsb Oil & Gas .5 d 8 V
89
105
s
854 Stafford Co pref. 100
73
Nash Wareh & El 100
Standard Milling 100 d 6654
Pittsb PI Glass. 100 x 275
5
102
P referred ___ 100
80
Pittsb Steel pref 100 101
7654 Nat Acme C o .. .50 d 654
7
55
59
Nat B isc u it____25 d 6954
58 54
Stand Oil ( C a l ) ...25 d 66)4
70
Pittsb Term CoallOO
88
123
8754
125
6954
Stand Oil (K a n )..25 d 44)4
8154 Nat Candy_____100
10154 Plimpton M fg ColOO 100
61
1st preferred .lOO 108
54
Stand Oil (K y ) ...2 5 d 12354
1254
Porto Ric A T ob . 100
95
98
Stand Oil (Neb) 100 262
2d preferred. .100 10554 106
Postum Cereal_ t d 97 54
_
Nat Cloak & Suit 100
Stand Oil of N J 25 d 4654
72
Preferred_ .100
_
11454 117
7254
84
Preferred . . . _ 100 103
Power Corp com . . t d 3254
Preferred _ 100
_
104
3454
11654
___ Nat Dairy Prod, _t d 48
Preferred
. 100
Stand Oil of N Y . .25 d 4854
99 54
4854
Nat Dept Stores_ t d 4054
_
40 54 Prairie Oil & Gas 100 25854 25954 Stand Oil (Ohio). 100 365
107
1st preferred 100 100
65
Preferred.. . 100 117
New w i . . ____25 d 6454
10054
112
Nat D'ist Prod p re f.f
_
Stand Plate Glass f d 1454
124 V
2 125
5954
6054 Prairie Pipe L _ 100
Nat Enam & Stpg 100
55
35
Preferred_
_
100
77
3554 Pratt & Whit pf.100
Q7
8
86 54
6554
66
89
Nat Fire-Proofing 50 d 1354
90
Stand Sanit M fg 25 d 13454
Preferred_____100
8954
Preferred______ 50 d 31 54
Preferred . 100
35
s
Nat Fuel Gas______
110
Standard Screw. 100 1 2 2
115
National L ea d .. 100 158
Preferred A ..lOO 103
15854
Preferred_____lOo 11654
Stan Text Prod. . 100
1754
National Leather.10 d 6
Preferred A . .100
654
Nat Ref com _____25 d 38
Preferred B _ 100
_
45
Preferred_____100 12654
Nat Sugar Refg.100
91
93
Liberty M ills. .100
16
10
1454 Library Bureau. 100 115
P re fe rr e d ._ 100
_
8
103
Lig & Myers T ob.25 d 6554
88
Common B . .25 d 65
< 734
2
8 34
Preferred.100 11654
120
Liggett’s Internat—
150
C o m m o n ._ 100
_
88
115
Preferred _ . .50 d 56
13354
33 54 Lima L o co m .. . t d 6 8 34
Lindsay Light. . 10
154
Preferred . . .100
6
Lit B r o th e rs ._ 10 d 23
_
. t d 23 54
2154 Loew’s l n c . .
154
d 6
Long B 41 Lum A (t)
51
22 54 Loose Wiles B is.100
7754
1 st preferred . 1 0 0
104
6 8 54
2 d preferred. 1 0 0
81
10054
16 > Lord & T a y lo r.. 100 170
4
1 st preferred . 1 0 0
85
754
91
2 d preferred .lOO
9754
245
Lor Hard (P )_ .25 d 34
_
Preferred- . . 100 109
108
49
Louiiiana Oi! Ref (t) d 2154
110
Ludlum Steel____t!d
37
Lukens Steel_____50 d 5
6
1254 MacAndrews &
Forbes_____.100
150
Preferred_____100
113
10 0
Mackay Cos____100
115
Preferred.
100
6 6 54
454
57
Mack Trucks In c._ t d 13254
Sub rets 2d paid
105
d 128
1 st preferred. 1 0 0
10554
10 0
3554
Macy (R H ). .
t d 7654
30c.
Preferred .
100 11454
157
6 54 Magnolia Petrol. 100
10814 Mallison (H R )____t d 32 54
_
P referred _ 100
83 54
11454
_
13 34 Manati Sugar_ 100
4954
78
4714 ! Preferred- . 100
2854 Manhat El Sup . . t d 4554
98
Manhattan Shirt.25 d 2654
Preferred.. ..1 0 0 105
5654
Maple Leaf MJ1.100 r 92
73
Preferred
.100 r 99
26
Maracaibo Oil
77
Exploration. . t d 3454
.+ d 4554
11554 Marland Oil .
12014 iMarlin-Rockwell
150
Corp v t c . . . f d 1 1
112
Martin-Parry C o r .f d 3354
65
Mason Tire & R . f d
154
Preferred_____1O0
13
2554
Mass Baking com 100
1 st pref erred.. 1 0 0
89 54

a Purchaser also pays accrued div. b Assessment paid, d Price per share, not per cent,
price. (N ew stock, u Ex-cash and stock div. v Ex-stock dlv. x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights,




Bid.

Par.

Per share.

47

n Nominal,

t Without par value.

r Canadian price,

11954
160
108
3254
47
14254
4354
3254
83
107
350
104
66

52
133
12 0

16)4
2)4
72
48
10 0

10254

112

1854
19)4
58
93 54
16)4
150
7354
12154
3954
33
95
5
754
155
151
10 1

5654
50
95
77
115
55
4754

89

2354
2754
10 0

2554
5
2

87 1 4
4
75
88

115
112)4
250
162
18
100
2454
45
27 54
10054
35
10554
11954
109
3654
102
23 54
2454
93
207
4)4
2954
8654
97)4
250
48
97
99
194
66
102
84

%

10454
10854
18
96
90
6854
84
66 54
69
45

124
264
47
117
4854
367
119
15
78
98
115
128
18
49
37

s Sale

[Vol. 120,

INDUST. AND MISCEL. STOCKS—MUNIC. BONDfc

48
S to c k s.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.

Stanley W orks. .25 dv 81
Preferred . . . . 25 d 27
Steel Co of C a n .. 100 r 8.3 3*
Preferred
.100 r 110
Sterling Products t d 633*
Stern Bros pref .100 111
Stetson (J B )._
t d 90
P re fe rre d _
_ 25 d 32
Stew-Warn Speed, t d 723*
Stromberg-Calrs. .25 d 62
Stromberg Carb— f d 69
Studebaker Corp._ + d 443*
_
100 114
Preferred_
Stutz M otor Car t d 7
Submarine B o a t., f d 93*
Sugar Estates
O rien tep ref_
_
95
Superior Oil . . . . t d 53*
Superior Steel. 100
34
Swan & Finch .100
253*
93*
Sweets Co o f A m . 10
117 34
Swift & C o_____100
Swift Internat’l . 15 d 33
Swinehart T & R.100
Symington Co . -t
Class A . .
t
Telaut’g ’ph C o r p ..f
Texas Company 25
Tex Pac Coal&Oil.lO
Texas Gulf Sulph 10
Textile Banking 100
Thompson-Starret t
Preferred___.100
Tide Water Oil. 100
Timken-Det Axle 10
Preferred
. 100
Timken Roll B ear.f

d
d
d
d
d
d
d
d
d
d

Class A . _ 100
_
Torrington Co ..2 5 d
Transcont’l O il., t d
Transue & Williams
Steel Forging
t d
Troy Fdy & M ach.25 d
_
Preferred _ 100
Trumbull Steel .25 d
Preferred
100
Truscon Steel . 10 d
Preferred .
10 d
Underw’d Typew 25 d
Preferred. . 100 d
UnJB & P Corp__100

1334
22
133*
483*
1734
1043*
150
82
100
148
33*
70
38
743*
97 3*
4X34
5

83
28
84

64
93
34
723*
67
70
443*
115
73*
10
99
53*
353*
26
103*
118
333*
20c.
40
14
223*
133*
483*
173*
105
160
1483*
4
80
383*
743*
98
49
53*

31

313*

20

203*
983*

183*
39
114
38

103*
393*
120
40

S to c k s.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.

Un Carb & Carbon, t d 67 3*
673*
Union Oil of Calif_
_
42 3*
423*
Un Oil Associates.25 d 693*
703*
Un St Yds So OmlOO 124
Union Tank Car. 100 121
126
Preferred..
100 115
116
United Alloy Steel, t d 303*
313*
United Cigar Stores
o f America_____25 d 63
633*
Preferred . . 100 114
120
United Drug___ 100
1133* 114
First preferred-50 d 52
523*
United Dyewood.100
21
26
Preferred _ 100
_
52
843*
Un Eng & F dy. .100 138
147
Preferred____100
110
United Fruit___ 100 216
2183*
Unit Paper BoardlOO
22
213*
Preferred
100
68
623*
United Retail Stores
Class A .
.
t d
Untd Sh Mach Cor25 d 433*
433*
Preferred . . 25 d 273*
273*
U S B o b b & Shut. 100
55
60
105
U S Can com . . t d 52
54
Preferred _ 1O0 1023* 105
U S Cast IP&FdylOO d 179
1793*
Preferred___ 100 108
1093*
U S Distrib_ __ t d 353*
_
36)*
Preferred
100 140
160
U S Envelope_ 100
_
150
155
P re fe rre d ___ 100
110
107
U S Express. . 100
5
4
U S Finishing. .100
92
88
Preferred .
100
87
89
U S Food Prod .100
U S Glass _____ 25 d
20
d 126
1263*
Preferred_
_
100 s 115 s 116
U S Hoffman Mach in ery _______ t d 243*
25
U S Ind Alcohol 100
81
813*
Preferred
100 d 105
107
U S Playing Card.20 d 1083* 110
U S Print & Litho—
Common . . . 100
58 3*
603*
First pref_ .100
_
99
Second pref_ 100
_
76
803*
U S Radiator___ 100 X 143
148
Preferred_
_
100
98
100
US Realty&Im p. 100 1263* 1263*
7% preferred.. 100 125
128

S to c k s.

Par.

U S Rubber_____100
1st preferred ..1 00
U S Sm Ref & M in. 50
P referred..
50
_
U S Stamping_ 100
U S Steel Corp.-100
Preferred_
_
100
U S Tobacco
t
Preferred_
_
100
Univ Leaf T ob--100
Preferred___ 100
Univ Pipe & R ad. . t
Preferred
- 100
Utah-Idaho Sugar.6
Vacuum O i l ___ 25
Vanadium Corp_ t
_
Vandalia Coal_ 100
_
Preferred
100
Van Raalte C o___ t
1st preferred ..1 00
Ventura Con Oil
Fields
.
. 5
Victor Talk M ..1 0 0
Va-Caro Chem___ t

Bid.

Ask.

S to c k s.

P a r.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.

Per share.

413*
943*

Western Elec pf.100 1143*
West India Sugar
F in a n ..
. .100
11
Preferred
.100
Westing Air B r ’ke _50 d 105
West’hse El & Mf_50 d 74 3*
1st preferred_ 50 d 86
_
Weston El Indus. _t d 133*
Class A .
_ T d 22
Westmor’d C o a l..50 d 54
W Va Pulp & Pap. . f d 47
Preferred.
_ .
94
Wheeling Mold &
Fdy c o m . ___ t
k
Preferred
100
k
Wheel Steel Corp . 100
Preferred A _ 100
_
k
k
Preferred B _ 100
_
White Eagle Oil
& Refining
t d 313*
White M otor
.50 d 733*
Wickwir e-Spencer
22
dx 213*
Steel Corp.
..5 d
91 s 933*
3*
1st preferred. .100
d 2 3*
3
d 103*
2
13*
Non-vot cl B ___ t d
Preferred. . 100
13*
2
753*
Ctfs of dep____
13*
13* Wilson & C o _____t d 7 3*
Preferred
100
_
P re fe rr e d -_ 100
213*
123*
123*
Ctfs of dep____
123* Winch-Simmons Co
Common._
100
10
Va Iron C & C ..10 0
40
45
Preferred
. 100 V 79
80
Preferred
100
25
V Vivaudou Inc_ t d 103*
_
20
103* Winchester C o. .100
Vulcan Detin’g-.IOO
1st preferred. .100
40
4
8
Com class A -.1 00
2d preferred-.100
20
4
Woods M fg_ .100 r 30
_
Preferred
..100
64
69
7 % pref cl A . .100
Preferred.100 r 69 3*
40
_
Woodward Iron. 100
69
Waldorf System_ t d 183*
19
Preferred
. 100
Waltham Watch &
86
d 1173*
d 12
13
Prior p re f.. ..1 0 0
Worthington Pump
74
70
683*
_
24 3*
& M ach.
100
Preferred_ .100
253*
8434
Walworth M fg_ 20 d 193*
_
20
Preferred A _ 100
_
Warwick I & St. .10 d 7 3*
Preferred B .100
8
7134
Wright Aeron . _t d 17 3*
Wash Crosby pf.100 109
112
Wrigley (Wm) J r _ .f d 49 3
Washburn Wire. 100 117
4
Preferred___ 100 115
Yale & Towne.
25 d 683*
Washington O il-.10 d 30
Yellow Cab M fg -.10 d 38
32
Wash Market___ 50 d 50
Young (J S) Co .100 120
54
_
Weber & Heilbr_ t d 183*
Preferred100 100
19
_____ t d 55
Youngstown Sheet
New _
Wells Fargo & C o . . ! d 12 3*
& Tube
_. t d 713*
133*
Welsb’ch Co ComlOO
Preferred.. . 100 104
50
413*
943*
363*
46
453*
k 110
1263* 1263*
123
124
d 52 3*
55
1043* 109
40
46
90
94
d 40
403*
77
77 3*
d 2.90
3.10
913*
92
d 2834
283*
33*
8
d 15 3*
21
60
673*

1163*
17

d 36

b Assessment paid. d Price per share, not per cent, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price,
stock dividend. » Ex-stock dividend, z Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, t Without par value.

s Sale price,

t New stock,

106
743*
87
133*
22 3*
56
52
100
5
30
503*
1023*
118
313*
743*
3*
25
103*
75 3*
73*
23
____
____
____
____
72
94
1173*
683*
85
72
173*
493*
70
403*
124
105
723*
1043*

u Ex-cash and

UNITED STATES AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
In State and municipal bonds the custom has always been to quote them “ and Interest.” That Is. the acorued Interest must In all cases be added
on. There are a very few Instances which form exceptions to the rule— that is. where the prices kItuu are flat prices, the accrued interest having been
takenlnto account in making them. These are indicated by a special mark, thus (/).
The figures In the ooluma "to net” Indicate tha basis on which the securities sell or the Interest rate which the securities is held to maturity
will net to the purchaser at the present market price.
To
Net.

A ik .

UNITED STATES— Be e also page 1
2s Pan Can N ot 1938._Q-F 10034 10134
3s Panama Canal 1961 .Q -M
9534 101
3s Conversions 1945-47. .Q-J
9534
U S Ctfs of indebtedness____ 6 2.75 2 .08 %
U S Treasury notes________ b 3.77 3 .42 %
Instrumentalities of U S Gov t—
Fed F’m L 43*s ’37.M&N 1003 * 1 0 0 3 4
Fed F’m L’n 5s ’41.M &N 10334 10334
FedLandBk43*s’ 42 M&N 1003 * 101
43*s 1943 op 1933..J&J 1003* 10134
43*8 ’53 op ’3 3 ___J&J
10034 1013*
4>*8 ’39 op ’ 24
M&N 100 34 10034
4Ms 1953 opt 1933.J&J 10234 103
Fed Ld Bk of Sprlngf .Mass
5s May 1’40 op’25 M&N 10034
43*8 1953 opt 1933.
10134 10134
Fed’l Intermed Cred Bks
43*s Feb 1 1 9 2 6 .. F&A b 4% 3 .75%
b 4% 3 .7 5 %
434 Apr 15 1926___
434s June 16 ’ 26.J&D16 b 4% 3 .7 5 %
434s Feb 1 1 9 2 7 ..F&A 64 34% 334%
434s Oct 15 ’ 27.A & 015 64 M %
TERRITORIES AND U. S.
POSSESSIONS
Hawaii, Territory of—
434s Sept 15 1949.M&S15 6 4.50 4 .25 %
4s May 15 ’ 46 op ’3 6.M&N 6 4.50 4 .25 %
4s Aug 1947 ODt ’3 7..F & A 6 4.50 4 .2 5 %
Philippine Islands—
107
534s Imp Sept 1950.-Q -M 105
434 July 1 & 15 1952.J&J
9634
9734
96
94
4s g L Pur '34 opt '14.Q -F
96
94
4s P Wks & Imp 1935.Q-M
96
4s Impt 1936 opt ’ 16. F&A 94
Porto Rico 434s ’ 31-’ 34_J&J
434_s 1937-1940...........J&J
48 Jan 1 1944-1950___J&J
4s gold 1925-1960____J&J
48 Road 1927-1930___J&J
ALABAMA
434s Renewal 1950____ J&J
434s Road 1925-1931_______
4s renewal Cl C 1956___J&J
334s renewal Jan 1956. .J&J
Birmingham 7s 1931..J&D6
534s March 1 1 9 2 7 ... M&S
5s School Apr 1 1950. A&O
5s School 1934_______ J&J
6s Fund Sep 20 ’ 4 1..M & S
Jefferson Co— 5s 1949______
434s July 1 1931_____ J&J
434s Hospital 1963___J&J
Mobile— 5s School ’ 43.J&D
5s Sewer Nov 1 1942.M&N
5s Dock Nov 1 1947.M&N
5s Refunding 1949_ M&S
_
4 34s Refunding 1937. A&O
434s Water & Sew '3 9 . J&J

bBasis.

/F la t price,




n Nominal.

Bonds.

Bid.

A ik .

4.40
4.90
4.90
4.65
4.65
4.65
4.65
4.65
4.80
4.75
4.50
5.30
5.25
5.25
5.20

53*s 1950-1969.......... J&J
58 1949 opt 1929_____J&J
CALIFORNIA
6 4.25
6 4.25
4s Harb Imp 1985 op ’50. J&J
4.35 4s Highw July 3 ’ 25^’ 61.J&J
4.35
4.30
4.30
4.25 Berkley 5s 1942-1951_ J&J
_
5s School 1926-1955 .J&J
4.30 Imperial Irrig Dist 6s’ 3
4.25 Los Ang— 43$s 1925-51. J&D
4.30
4s Water 1925 to ’45.M&N
4.30
33*s Water ’ 25 to ’41. A&O
4.75
43*s Sch 1925 to ’ 44. J&D
4.25
5s Munic 1926-'61._.
4.60
4.55
53*s Harblmp’ 25-’ 61M&N
4.60 Los A C S D 53*s’ 25-34M&N
53*s Nov 1 9 3 5 -6 0 ...M&N
4.65
i lZa’ OK.Mfl C l. A
4.55 T,r.a i n ,
4.60
4.55
4.55
4.55 Oakland S D 4s ’ 25-’44..J& J
4.55 Orange Co 5s 1925-45..
4.50 Pasadena— 4s Jan’ 26-’ 4
4.50

* Tax Free in Connecticut.

To
Net.
4.40
4.60
4.70
4.25
4.90
4.70
4.75
4.50
4.65
4.75
5
4.85

Mobile Co 5s ref 1928..M&S
5s Road Feb 1932___F&A
5s Nov 1 1947_____M&N
4s C H & Jail 1926 ...J & J
Montgomery— 6s 1951 .J&J
5s Funding 1940_____ J&J
5s Nov 1 1950______ M&N
43*8 Water 1928____A&O
43*s Sch WW&Sew’44 J&J
Montgom’y Co— 5s ’3 5 .A&O
Selma 5s 1927opt 1910.M&N
Sumter Co 5s 1950____F&A
ARIZONA
43*sref Apr’ 3 8 o p ’ 28.J&J 15
Maricopa County S D No 1
5s March 1933_______ Mar
8s Highway ’ 47-’ 51.J&J15
Phoenix— 43*s ’ 50 op’30.J&J
6s Jan 1 1946_________J&J
5s School March 1933
5s Jan 1 1954 opt 1934.J&J
5 S W W 1926-1950_ J&J
_
Prescott— 5s 1948______ J&J
Tucson— 5s Water 1950.J&J
43*s W Mar 10 ’ 38.M
ARKANSAS
St Francis Lev D 6s ’47.J&J

l
001

Bid.

C-ek
4 r-1
0 O1

Bonds.

4.15
%
%
4.15

b 4.25 to 4.10
b 4.75 to 4.65
b 4.75 to 4.60 %
4.65
4.50
4.50
1023 * '1043*
4“
.30
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.40
4.30
4.30
4.50
6 4.60 to 4.50 %
4.40
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.60
4.50
4.50

Bonds.
Redlands— 5s 1925-51J&J15
Riverside 5s 1925-53___J&D
Riverside Co 5s ’ 25-’ 54. M&N
Sacramento 4s Jan’ 26-’ 45 opt
43Ss Sew & Dr ’ 27-’34.J&J
Sacram’to Co 4 3*s’ 25-4 6. J& D
SanDiego 5s W W ’ 25-’54A&0
5s Water 1934-53____F&A
43*8 Wh&Har ’ 26-’ 52_J&J
San Francisco 5sg’ 2 5 ’55.J&J
5s Munic 1925-1960..J&J
5s School 1931-1966 _____
43*s Water 1 92 5 -2 9...J&J
43*s Water 1930-1964 . . .
33*s g July 1 ’ 25-’ 44..J&J
SanJoaquinCo 5s’ 25-’ 49.J&J
San Mateo Co 5s ’ 25-’42_ J&J
Santa Barbara 25-41 5sJan 10
43*s gold Aug 1943..F&A
CANADA — See paoe 49.
COLORADO
Boulder 5s Sept 11926.M&S
Colo Spgs 4s ’ 29 op ’ 14.M&S
4s Ref Water Mar 1 1 9 4 1 ..
Delta Co 5s ref'30 op’ 20 J&D
Denver 5s Aug 15 ’ 28.F& A15
Denver (City and County)—
4 3*s Water Nov’48.M &N
43*s Water 1944_____ J&J
5 D No 1 43*s ’34-’53.J&J
Las Animas Co 43*s’31.J&J
PuebloCo43*sref’31op’21J&J
Pueblo Co SD No 20—
43*s 1932___________ M&S
CONNECTICUT
♦33*s April 1934.......... A&O
*4s July 1936................... J&J
*5s July 1 1 9 3 6 ............ J&J
Bridgeport— *58’ 25-49. J&D
43*s Bridge 1925-60..J&J
4 3*s High Sch ’ 26-’ 63. J&J
♦4 3*8 Sewer 1925 449____
43*8 School 1927-19______
33*sImprovt 1925-41.J&J
♦5s Constr’n ’ 25-’ 48.J&D
Bristol 4 3*s Water 1939. J&J
*5s July 1 1 9 2 6 -5 5 ...J&J
Danbury 4s Water 1946. J&J
3 3* s Funding O ct’41.A& 0
East Hartford Fire District
*53*s 1927-1951____M&N
4s Water June 1933..J&D
Glastonbury 43<s ’ 26-’58J&J
Hartford 33*s Bdge ’ 55.J&J
♦4s Water June’30-’39J&D
♦4s Water 1940-45_ J&D
_
4s High Sch ’26-’5 5 ..J&J
43*s Munic Bldg’ 33_M&N
*4>*s Permlmp’ 25-*27J&D

Bid.

b 4.70

b
b
b
b

4.70
4.70
4.70
4.70

100
083*
963*
99
1013*

Aik .

To
Net.

4.60
4.60
4.60
4.50
4.50
to 4.55 %
4.60
4.60
4.60
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
to 4.55 %
to 4.55 %
to 4.55 %
to 4.55 %
101
99
973*
100
10 23 *

b 4.40 4 .1 0 %
b 4.30 4 .2 0 %
b 4.35 4 .2 5 %
99
100
983*
993*
983*

b 4.25
b 4.35
6 4.35
b 4.25
b 4.35
b 4.35
b 4.25
b 4.10
b 4.10

993*
3.85
3.85
3.85
to 4.10 %
to 4.15 %
to 4.15 %
to 4.10 %
to 4 .15{ %
to 4.15 %
to 4.10 %
to 3.90 %
to 3.90 %
4.15
4.15

b 4.30 to 4.10 %
........... 1
4.15
______ ! 4
b 4.20 to 4.05 %
b 4.10 to 3.95 %
b 4.10 to 3.95 %
b 4.20 to 4.05 %
b 4.20 to 4.05 %
b 4.10 to 3.90 %

B onds.

19

STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

F eb., 1925.]
did.

A »l.

To
Net.

Bonds

Bid.

Ask.

To 1
Net.'

Bonds.

Bid.

it i.

To
N ot-

R o t’dam (C) ext 6s ’ 64. M&N 1 0 1 % 101% ___
Hartford School Districts—
Chinese Government—
O
San Juan (City of) Porto Ri C --•4%s Arsenal’ 25-’ 47. MAS 5 4.1C to 4 %
Hukuang Rys 5s £.,T&D15
42
42M
5s R ef & Im p 1926-36. J&J
•4%s Northeast 1959 J&D b 4.10 to 4
5s of 1896 £ red 1933. A&O l 94
96
Sao Paulo (C ity ), Brazil—
•4%s 2d North 1944._J&J b 4.10 to 4
4 Ms of ’ 98 £ red ’ 44 M&S 1 79
81
80%
6 % Ext s f 1943____M&N
81% . . .
8%s South Sept 1955.M&S b 4.10 to 4%
4s (of 1895) 1931____J&J
—
99
98%
Ext s f 8s, 1952____M &N
4%s Sout.hwestl944.M&N b 4.10 to 4%
English stamped_______ tc/83 M
86 M
Soissons (C ity ), France—
•4%sWash’ t’n ’ 26-’ 47 J&J b 4.10 to 4%
French stamped_______ tc!82%
85%
84% ___
84
Ext g 6s, N ov 1 4 ’ 30.M & N
4s West Middle 1937. F&A 6 4.10 to 4 %
Colombia (Republic o f)—
T ok y o (C ity of) 5s of 1912—
Meriden (T) 4s ’ 25-’35.M&N
99 %
99%
6 % % gold notes ’ 27 A&O
96M
67% —
Red ann s f beg’ 17-52M&S
67%
Middletown (T)*4s 1930 F&A
96
97
Cuban 5s 1944 op 1911.M&S
Trondhjem (City) Norway—
New Britain (C) 3 % s’ 32.J&J b 4.05 to 4%
“ E xtl” g 4 Ms ’ 49 op .F & A
82
84
Vo
98% —
98%
S f ext’l 6% s temp '4 4 .J&J
4s Munlc Bldg 1948. _J&J b 4.05 to 4%
“ E xtl” g 5s 1949____F&A
95
96
Zurich (Switzerland)—
4%s School 1925-’ 40.F&A b 4.05 to 4%
“ External” s f 5 Ms Jan
|
S f g 8s Oct 15 ’ 4 3 .A & 0 15 110
4%s School 1940-’ 52.F&A b 4.05 to 4%
15 1953__________ J&J15
111% . . .
98%
98M
4% s Water Aug ’4 1 .F&A b 4.05 to 4%
Czechoslovak Republic—
| CA N A D A — (.New York P r i ce«.)
4%8 Sch Aug ’ 25-’ 43.F&A b 4.05 to 4%
100%
Ext s f 8s ’ 22 due ’ 51. A&O 100
4%s Sch Aug 1929..F&A b 4.05 to 4%
100% ___i Dominion of Canada—
Ext s f 8s '22 due ’ 5 2 .A&O 100
5s Refdg Oct 13 ’ 43 A&OI 5 101% 102% —
•5s Park 1925-1943 ..F& A b 4.05 to 4%
Denmark ext g 8s '45A & 015 110M 111
* 5s Refdg Oct 15 ’ 28 A & 015 100% 101% . . .
New Hav(C)3%s’ 25-’ 35A&0 6 4% to 3.95
Ext 6s Jan 1 1942____J&J 101% 102
5s 1926_____________ A&O 100%l 101% —
4s Sewerage 1925-’ 29_ A&O
102
to 3.95,%
4%
Dom inican Rep 5s ’ 58 F&A
102M
102% . . .
5s 1931_______ _____ A&O 102
•4sApr 21940,tax ext. A&O
4% to 3.95,%
Cust Adm s f 5M S '42M&S
93
94 M
5s Mar 1 1937______ M&S 103% 104% . . .
4% s Paving Mar 1936M&S
4% to 3.9 5%
External 5Ms 1953..M & N
5s Oct 1931________ A&O 102% 102% . . .
4%S 1943-1952________
4% to 3.9 5%
Dutch E Indies 6s ’ 4 7 . . J&J 100
100%
5s M ay 1952_______ M&N 102% 103% . . .
•4%s Paving Aug ’37 F&A
Ext S f 6s 1962_______M&S 100
4% to 3.95%
100%
5s Dec 1925_____
J&D 100% 1 0 1 % . . .
•4% sM chl5’ 27,’35M&S15
95%
4% to 3.95 %
E x tl 5Ms Mar 1953.M&S
96
•5a 136,’37,’39,’40,’ 4l A&O
8 M % gold notes 1929 F&A 102% 103% —
to 3.95%
95%
4%
Extl 5 Ms N ov 1953.M&N
96
5% s Viet Ln Dec ’ 2 7 .J&D 102% 103% . . .
•5s 1925-1951 _______ J&J
4% to 3.9 5%
Finland (Republic of)—
5 %s Viet Ln N ov ’ 33M&N 106
106% . . .
New Haven (Town)—
86%
87
External 8 f 6s 1945.M&S
5% s Viet Ln N ov '34M &N 104
104% —
•3Ms AirLRR ’ 25-’ 29 J&J
90 M
91
6 Ms Munic loan of’ 24-’ 54 A
...
5% s Viet Ln Dec ’ 3 7 .J&D 108% 109
New London 4s 1933___A&O
95
91
Class B
90M
5% s Renew N ov ’ 27.M & N 102
102% . . .
4% s Park July 1942._J&J 100
27
28
France (Republic of) 4s 1917
—
5% s Renew N ov ’ 32 .M & N 103% 104
Norwalk (C) 3 Ms 1929.J&J
5 % National Loan not red
5
Alberta, Prov of 6s ’ 30 M&N
4s Ref Sewer ’ 27-’ 28..J&J
before Jan 1931 ..Q -F 16 »$32
$33
4
5% deb M ay 1 19 2 5 .M&N
4s Sch Mch 1954-’64_____
37
38
5s premium 1920_
_
Brit Columbia (Province of)
4% s Sch Mch 1929-’5 3 .—
$38
6% National loan of 1920 u$37
4
6s June 30 1925..J& D 30
•4%s Improvt ’ 25-’39 J&J
7s ext of ’ 24-’ 49 temp J&D
91M
91%
4.30
Norwalk (T) 4% s ’42..J& D
6s Apr 25 1926____ . . .
94
100%
7Ms External 1941. .J& D 100
4.30
6s July 15 1 9 2 6 ...J&J 15
Norwich— 3 Ms 1 9 2 5 ...J&D b 4.50 to 3.7 5%
8% ext g loan’ 45 M&S 15 1 0 3 % 103 M
5
4s Gas & Elec 1931..A & 0 b 4.35 to 4.1 5%
5s Jan 15 1948____J&J15
95%
German extl 7s 1949.A& 015
95%
5.40
Calgary 5s 1933_______ J&J
4Ms Water Mar ’39 M&S b 4.35 to 4.1 5%
88
88%
Greek G ovt s f 7s 1964.M&N
5.40
5s June 15 19 35...J & D 15
4 Ms Refunding 1938 A&O b 4.35 to 4.1 5%
H aiti(R ep)6% Ex’ 52 A.A&O
93M
94 %
5.40
5s July 1 1945_______ J&J
4.05 Hungary (Kingdom of)—
Putnam (T) 4%s*25-’ 46A&0
5.20
4 Ms Water 1 925-27..F&A
Galt 4 %s Apr 1 8 ’ 31 .A & O 08
4.05
90
5 f g 7 Ms 1944 int rets F&A
89%
5.20
4.05 Industrial Bank of Japan—
4Ms Water 1928&’30F&A
4 %s ElPowJ’ne5’ 31 J&D5
5.10
Stamford (C) 4s, 1942. M&N
Halifax N S 4s July 1945___
4.15
99 %
99%
6% notes 1927____ F&A15
5.10
4.15 Italian G ov 6M sserA ’ 25F&A
Stamford(T) 4 % s’ 25 ’45.J&J
5s Jan 1951_________ J&J
99?4: 100' "
4.95
H am ilton-4s Apr 1 ’ 32 A&O
4.05
Stonington 4Ms ’28&’33A&0
5 % Int 1926-1941____J&J u$40% $40%
4.90
4s Elec L & P 1 9 4 1 ..A&O
•Stratford 6s 1925-31.M&S b 4.3C to 4.10
42%
*•■!■«,%
5% Treasury notes 19 25.. / 41M
5.20
Lachine P Q 5s 1954 . J&D
Torrington *5 Ms ’ 30-’35J&J b 4.30 to 4.10,%
Japanese Government—
5
MaisonneuveQ 5% s’ 30 M&N
•5Ms Fund 1936-41..J&J b 4.30 to 4.10,%
63
48 £ ’ 54 opt ’ 10.J30 & D31 l 61
5.05
5% s M ay 1 1936____M&N
•Wallingford ( Town) 4Ms
4% s£ Jan’ 31 opt aft’ 21 J&J c 82
82%
M anitoba, Province of—
1933, ’38, '43, ’48, ’53____
______ 4.05
S f 6Ms 1954 temp . . F&A
91%
91%
4
Waterbury3%sSch’ 26-32J&J b 4.15 to 4.05|%
6s gold Apr 1 1925. A&O
Oriental Devel C o, Ltd—
6s gold Feb 2 1 9 3 0 ..F&A2
4s Park July ’ 25-’ 58..J&J b 4.15 to 4.0 5%
84
104% 5
85%
Ext 6s 1953______ M&S
5s 1944____________ J&D2
4Ms City Hall ’ 25 ’63.J&J b 4.15 to 4.05 %
108
100% 4.90
Newfound 6Ms ’ 36 J&D30 106
4,95
4s gold 1930_______ M&N
96
•4Ms Water ’49-’93..J&J b 4.15 to 4.0 5%
105%
Netherl’ds 6s ’ 72 (/Zo*).M&S /1 0 5
5.25
4s Drainage July 1 ’ 29 J&J
4Ms 1934-1964........... ........ b 4.15 to 4 .0 5 %
sl05%
6s 1972 Series B ____
4.90
4Ms 1946-1953____ J&J15 b 4.15 to 4.05 %
Montreal 5s Dec 1 ’ 4 5 ..J& D
Ext 6s 1954................ A&O 102% 103
4.90
5s s f N ov 1 1 9 30...M & N
4 Ms Water 1935-’ 64..J&J b 4.15 to 4.0 5%
N orway 8 % ext 1940.A&O H IM 112%
3.75
4% s M ay 1 1923____M&N
•4 Ms 1925-1934...J&J15 b 4.15 to 4.0 5%
99% 100
101
Extl s f 6s 1943_ F&A 15
_
4.90
Windsor 6s 1925-26____J&J 101
4% s M ay 1 9 3 4 . . _______
99 % 100
E xtl s f 6s 1944 Int ctf.F& A
4.90
West Hartf’d 4 Ms 1943.J&D 101
4% s Jan 1944_______ J&J
99 %
99%
6s Ext Oct 15 ’ 5 2 ..A & 0 1 5
3.95
DELAWARE
4s M ay 1925_______ M&N
Panama(Rep)ext5M s’ 53J&D 100 % 1 0 1 %
4.40
3a Dec 1 1927 opt ’0 2 ..J&D
4s M ay 1927_______ M&N
4
Peru (Repub) 8s 1932..J& D 102M 103
4.90
4 Ms Highway 1960____J&J
4s M ay 1 1933 £ ____M&N
4.20 Poland (Rep of) 6s ’40. A&O
75
76%
4%
4s M ay 1 1944_____ M&N
4.20 , Queensland (State of) Austra lia—
4Ms Jan 1 1961_________J&J
4%
DoverSpecSD5s’25-’46. A&O
3% s Rfg M ay 19 3 9 .M&N
110%
4.60
Ext 7s Oct 1 1941...A & O 110
4.90
Kent Co 4 Ms 1945-1950M&S
New Brunswick 3% s ’ 33 J&J
4.45 I Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A 15 103 % 104
4.90
NewCastleCo4 Ms’ 26-34J& D
4.25 R io Grande D o Sul (State)
4s July 3 1930_______ J&J
4.90
4s 1932 ODt 1902 . .J& J
5Ms 1925-1928______ J&J
4.20
Brazil ext s f 8s Oct 1946. _ 95
96%
4
5Ms 1936-1944______ J&J
444s Dec 1 1925 ...J & D
s 17%
4.50 Russian 6Ms June 18 ’ 19 J&J s 16
4
Sussex Co 5s 1931-1970.J&J
5s Dec 1 1925_______ J&D
4.60
16
5 M % Ext Ln D ec’ 21_J,‘ “
15
6.00
Wllm’gton— 4Ms’ 28-’37A&0
North Vancouver 3s ’ 60 J&J
4 20 Salvador (Republic o f)—
4.20
4 MsBldg-Con ’ 53-62 M&S
Nova Scotia, P rov, 5s ’ 26J&J
4.25
1st 1 s f 8s 1948 Ser A . .J&J 103 % 103%
4.15
4s St & Sew Apr ’ 25. A&O
4%S Aug 1 1926_____ F&A
3.75
4.90
5s (A & O) 1947-49-A&O
5s 1934_____________ F&A
4.30
8% external loan 1936. J&J 102M 103
4.95
FLORIDA
6s N ov 15 19 30.. M&N15
7s’ 46 (peril,000milreis) . . /$105 $130
4.65
Dade Co 5s Oct 1947-54.
Ontario (Prov) 6s, ’ 27 M&N15
4.60 Salne, Dep of (France)—
5
Duval Co 5Ms’32 op’ 12M&N 100
6s Sept 15 1943___M &S15
90%
91
Ext g 7s 1942________ J&J
4.20
5s Armory 1944______ J&J
5s D ec 1 1926_______ J&D
4.60 Serbs Croats & Slov(K ing of)
3.75
Everglades Drainage Dist—
4% s M ay 1925_____ M&N
Ext 8s 1962________ M&N
85%
S6
4.85
99
6s 1925-1935.......... .M&N
4% s 1944___________M&S
101
103% 104%
4.85
1933 to 1941______ J&.l 106
109
4SL941_____________ M&N
5% s external 1954..M & N
99%
99%
4.10
4s March 1 1920____M&S
5Ms 1931-1948______ J&J b 5 % %
5%
Switzerland— 5% s 1929 F&A 101 " 101%
4.85
3V«s 1938 __ . . . _ _J&J
98
Hamilton Co 5s Feb 7 '48___
101%
5% s External 1 9 4 6 ..A&O 102 M
Hernando Co 5s 1 9 4 4 ..J&J 98
Ottawa City 5s ’ 25-’ 4 3 ..J& J 6 4% to 4.90 %
5s Extl Aug 1 1 9 2 6 ..F&A 100M 101
Jacksonville 5s Jan 1 '36. J&J
6s M unic Im p ’ 25-’ 50.J&J b 5.05 to 4%
4.50
S F gold 8s 1940____ J&J
115M 116%
_
_
4 %s ’ 25, ’ 34, ’ 35, ’ 44.J&J b 4% to 4.85 %
4 Ms Feb 1937________F&A
4.50 U S of M exico 6s A 1933____ / 41
42
Jacksonv SD No 1 5s Apr’ 45
3% s Sew Sep 20 ’ 28.M & S b 4.25 to 4.85 %
4.70
fc 45
5s g Ext L ’n 1945 £ .Q ’Jan
3.75
Key West 5s 1942______ J&J 100
Quebec, Prov, 6s, ’ 2 5 ..M&S
41
A ssen tin g _____________ / 40M
4.20
Miami 5s 1925-1944____J&J
5s June 1 1926 ____J&D
4.70
5s Internal 1894. , _______ /
7
4.95
6s School 1940______ J&D
Quebec City 3% s g ’ 30 J&J
5
4s gold 1954________ J&D / 24
4.95
Orange County 5s 1944.J&J 100
3 %s July 1 1933_____ J&J
24%
/ 24%
5.50
Pensacola 4 Ms ref 1941.A&O
Regina 5s 1929______ -J&J
29%
4.75
/ 29%
5.70
6% School 1926-51...J& J
Treasury notes 6s ext 1933
StBonlface,M an,5s ’ 31 J&J2
5
Polk Co 5s Road ’ 25-’ 40 J&J
42%
Saskatchewan (Prov)—
5
/ 40M
4.90
4.85
St Petersburg 5 Ms 1949.J&J
5s 1943 (non-call.).J& D 15
3s Intern al silver____
b 6% 6 % %
Tampa 5s June’55 op’25 .J&J
South Vancouver, B . C .—
4.70 5s Internal silver_____
b 9% 8 % %
4,90
5s Mun Imp ’ 62 op’32J&D
4.70 Uruguay 8s ext 1946. _F&A 107
5s 1927-1946______ J&D30
108
5s W W Purch’ 25-’ 72F&A
4.70 FO REIGN C IT IE S , A c.
T oronto 5s 1925-1930..J&J b 4% to 4.95 %
FOREIGN GOVTS
Bergen,Norway,8s ’ 45 M&N 110M 111%
0s 1925-1929...............J&J b 4% to 4.90 %
102%
Argentine Repub— 7s’ 27F&A 102
25-yr s f 6s temp 1949 A&O
6s 1930-1940...............J&J b 5 % to 5 05 %
97
97%
5.06
Internal 5s of '0 9 ’ 4 5 .M&S
Berne (City) Switzerland—
5s 1940-1950________ J&J
83 M
35M
4
$71%
4s £ loan of 1897___ A&O
4%8 Julv 1 1925_____ J&J
S f 8s 1945________ M&N
110M 111
4.90
95
Ext 6s of ’23 1957 A.N&S
84%
4 %s Jan 1 1949 _____ J&J
Bordeaux (City) 6s '34.M & N
84 M
95 M
4.90
95
1st g 6s 1958 Ser B ..J & D
95%
Buenos Aires, Argentine Rep
4 %s Jan 1 1955______ J&J
5
96 %
Austrian Gov s f 7s ’43. J&D
97
4s £ July 1 1948______ J&J
85
Guar 5s of 1909-1946 £ J&J p/83
4.90
Belg’nGov7Msylyto’45J&D 109M 109M
97
3% s July 1 1944-’ 45_. J&J
Exten 6 Ms 1955_____ J&J
96M
5.10
87%
Extl s f 6s 1955______ J&J
98%
V ancouver,BC, 5% s’ 39A & 0
Carlsbad (Cit) s f 8s ’ 54. J&J
97%
87 M
5.10
8% E u ’l s f bds’ 41._F&A 107
107 M
Christiania (Nor) 8s 1945A&0 110% 111%
5% s 19 5 2 .. _______ F&A
4.85
Extl 6 Ms int rets ’4 9 .M&S
93%
30-yr s f 6s int ctf ’ 54 M&S
97 %
4s St Im p Sept 9’ 27 M&S9
98
93%
5.10
93
Bolivia(Rep)Ext 8s ’47M&N
93 M
Copenhagen 4s of 1901.M&N l 83
87
4s St Im p Sept 9’ 32 M&S9
Brazil 8% ext 1941_ J&D
_
4.95
96%
97
Winnipeg, M an, 5s, ’ 44 A&O
5% s M unic. E xt. '44.J&J
96M
96M
5
7s Cent Ry elec 1952 J&D / 83
6s Dec 19 3 0 .. . . .T&D
83 %
Danish Cons Municipal Loan
5 f 7 Ms (coff.sec. ’ 22)1952 / l 06% 107
110%
8% s f ext ’ 46 Ser A .F & A 110
4% s non-call 1944..M & N
93
94% ___
4.90
5s of 1895______________
4s Aug 1 1946____F&A 15
Series B _______________ 109% 110%
‘ 54 M
55M
GEORGIA
5s of 1 9 1 3 ......................
108
98
Havana— 1st 6s 1939_ Q-J
_
54 M
53M
48
49
105
4% s ref 193.5-1945_____J&J
4,10
4 Ms of 1883_____ ______
2d 6s_________________ Q-J
93
4
47
48
4 Ms of 1888_____ ______
85%
85%
4s July 1 1926_________ J&J
Lyons (City) 6s 1934.M&N
44
4
43
4s of 1900______________
85
Marseilles (City) 6s ’ 34.M & N
3% s Jan 1926-1935____J&J
84 M
4.50
43%
4s of 1910.........................
Albany— 5s 19 45.. __ J&D
Medellin (Munic) (Colombia)
44M
42%
4.40
4s of 1889______________
External 8s 1948____A&O
98
98%
Athens— 4 %s .Tune 30 1943
43M
57%
4.15
British— Cons2Ms op’ 23.Q-J
90%
90%
M on tev’o(City)sf7sl952J&D
Atlanta— 4%sJaD 1 1940J&J
4 Ms War Loan ’ 25-’45J&D 1 101M
Porto Alegre (C ity ), Brazil—
4 %s Sewer 1926 '40. .J&J b 3.75 to 4.15 %
5 Msg Feb 1 1937____F&A 106% 106M
S f 8s, 1961..........
J&D
95
4.10
3% s July 1 ’ 31 & '3 3 ..J&J
94M
5 Ms g conv Augl929.F&A 117
Prague (Greater) C ity—
Augusta—
117M
Chili (Republic) 8s 1941.F&A 107% 107M
4 %s Flood Prot ’ 42. M&N
92%
4.20
7 Ms loan of 1925-’ 52_M&N
92M
Ext 8s Oct 1 1926____A&O 102% 103
95
06%
4s refunding 1934____J&J
R io de Janeiro 8s ’ 4 6 ..A & 0
4.20
100% 101
Ext s f 7s 1942_____ M&N
3% s April 1930____ A&O
Ext s f 8s 1947..........A & O
94
4.15
93M
S F 8s Nov 1 1 9 4 6 ..M&N 107 i 108
4.35
110
Bibb Co 4% « 1948-49.M&N
7s 1960 (per 100 m ilreis)..
90
4.40
84
— Clarke Co 5s 1926 ’ 4 1 ..J&J
5s 8 f loan of 1909-34.£ J&D
81
b B asis. c Basis $5 to the £. / Flat price. I In London, m Canadian price, n Nona.
d per £20. r $ per 1.000 rubles, fla t. a Sale price.
$
t Per 1,000 guilders, u S per i 000 lire flat
« $ per i.oou francs
to S per 500 francs
v Par £200
*Tax free in Conn, t Per £300 bond.




50

[Vol. 120,

STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
To
Bid. | Ask. ! Wet.

B o n d s.
Columbus— 5s 1925-’ 44.J&J
4V*a Refunding 1939-J&J
Dougherty Co—
5s School 1925-1948-M&S
M acon— 4MjS Oct 19 26-.Q J
4V*s W W 1925 ’ 3 0 --.J & J
4s Pav & Sew *25to’ 39 J&J
Pulaski Co 5s 1932-’ 48.-J& J
Rome 4V*8 1926_______ J&J
4s M unlc bldg ’ 25-’ 39 A&O
Savtnnah— 4V*8 ref ’ 43 .J&J
4V*9 Drainage 1944..F & A
4 V*s refunding 1959 _F&A
Spalding Co— 5s ’ 25 '30 J&D

b 4.00 to 4 .3 5 %

b
b
b
b

4.20
4.25
4.25
4.25

Valdosta 5s 1926-’ 42___ Jan
Ware Co 5 s S c h ’ 26-’ 31--J& J
5s Road 1 9 32-1 949 ..-J&J
Watkins 8 D 0s ’ 31 ’ 50 M &N
W oodbury 8s ’ 27-’ 49___J&D
IDAHO
5J4s Impt 1941........... -A& O
5s” llghway 1941_______ J&J
4 V*s Cap Bldg ’ 30-’ 39 .-J& J

_ - -.4 .3 5
1
_ 4.50
|4
______ 4.20
........... 4.20
______ 4.70
______ 4.20
to 4.35 %
to 4.12 %
to 4.1 2%
to 4.12 %
______ 4 A0
_ _ .5.10
______ 4.40
4.50
4.55
5.10
5.10

4.40
4.40
5
5
5

BolseC’ySD5s’ 25op’ 15 M&N

5s Road 1925-1943 M&N
Chicago 4s 19 6 tol927.J& J
4a 1928 to 1935 _____ J&J
4s Jan 1930 & 1931-. J&J
4s Jan 1937 1939_____ J&J
4s Jan 1926 1941 __ -J&J
Nfo W Pk 4 )4« '25 '27 J&J
No W Pk 434s '25 ’ 28 J&J
W Chic Pk 4s 25 '2 7 .J&J
W Chic Pk 4s '25 ’ 2 7 .J&J
Chicago Satiitary District—
4!4s July 1 1925 ’ 20--J& J
4s Sept 1925-1931_ M&S
_
4s 1925 1942________ J&J
Cook C o— 4s 1925___ M&S
434s 1925-1940 ___ A&O

Bid.

A it.

Fort Dodge 5s Fund '39A & 0
Ft Madison 5s ’ 25 '38 J&J
Fremont Co 5s ’ 25-’ 35 _J&J

4V*s Water 1943&’44 A&O
Ottumwa 4V*s June 1936
Polk Co 4>*s ’ 25 ’ 32 A&O 15
6s ParkAugl 5’ 35-45F& A18
6s Ref Aug 15 1940 F&A15
5s Police F’ d 25-’ 33 M&N

Ask.

88
96

96V*

94 V*
94 ”

To
N e t.

94 V*

4.35

102
103
103 V*

no
100

4.55
4.55
4 55
4.50
100

4.35
4 V*s Dec '29 op ’ 19

4.25
4.25
4.35 4s
4s
4.50 4s
4.25 4s
4.20

F&A

b 4.15 to 3.50 %
b 4.15 to 4%
b 4 15 to 3.75 %

b 4.40 to 4.50;%
b 3.75 to 3 .5 0 %
b 4.15 to 3.75 %

5s Feb 1 1942. .
.F& A
4«*a Wat & Light 1944J&J
4V*s Sch Bldg 1929 J&J
4V*s Wat Plant Pur’ 39J&J
4 }^s Refg Feb 1 ’ 29 F&A

4
______ 14.15

Bid.

4.25
5s July 1929-’ 39 _ J&J
4.30
4.30
5s Juiy 1950-’ 59 .
J&J
______ 4.25 Plaquemine Parish E Bank—
4 20
5a Oct 1952 opt 1942 A&O
4.25 Pontchartraln District—
D 6s 1944
M&N
4 60
4 60
4.25
4 25
14.25
5s 1965 Series D
F&A
Shreveport—
4.25
5s 1929-1931
F&A
4.30
5s 1932-1936 _
. .F & A
5s 19.37-1901
F&A
4.10
4V*s WW&Sew’ 25-’ 54 J&J
4.10

Ft Scott 4V*s’ 35 op ’ lO-M&S
Galena—
5s W W 1925-1943_ J&D
_
Hutchinson— 5s 1931-.A&O

6 4 15 to 4%
b 3.75 to 3 .5 0 %
4.15

B on d s.

430

5s C ity Hall 1925-39.M&N
4V*s Water 1925&’ 26 A&O

To
Net.

4.30 New Orleans ( Concluded )
4.30
4 V*s 1956 1960
J&.T
4.30
4s'Floatlng debt ’ 4 8 -A & 0
4.30;
4.30
4s Public Impt 1950 opt

Jajkson Co 5s 1925-30 A&O

W aterloo—
4.40
4 « s W W Jan 15 ’ 30 J&J
4.40
4.40
'KANSAS
4 40 U fa 1925-1033
.T&.I

4 34s Highway '35 op '25 J&J

ILLIN O IS
4V*s Serv Comp ’ 25 '43-F& A
4J4s Aug 1 1930 ’3 8 . . -F&A
4s May 1 1926'35 . .-M & N
4s Highway 1929-1940. May

B on d s

MAINE
Sept 1 1925-1953 ..M & S
Highway 1925-1936. M&R
April ’ 28 ’ 31 tax-ex.-A & O
State Pier 1933-42__ M&>

4.20
4 20
4.15
4.20 Bath 4s Ref 1941 tax ex. J&D
4.15 Biddeford 4a 1925 35
M&N
4.20 Gardiner Water District—

6 4.25
4 25
4.05
4.05
4.0.5
4.05
97 V*

b
b
b
b
b

98
96
97

to
to
to
to
to
to

4%
4.10
3 .95
3.95
3.95
3,95

%
%
%
%
%
4.30
4.40

96
4.20 Kennebec Water District—
99
4.20
3 V*s gold 1925 . . .M &N
4.20 Kittery Water District—
_
5s Jan 1926 to 1938_ J&J 6 4 50 4 40%
98
4.50
4.50 Portland—
___
98
99
6 3.75 to 3.50 %
Topeka—~
4s Aug 1 1929 tax-ex_F&A
98
99
4 1 4s C IT ’ 26 ’ 45 tax-ex. A&O
b 4% to 3.50 %
4.15
98
99
b 4.15 to 3.50 %
4s High Sch 1938 tax-exem
49*s i925-1933* . _ .F & A
4.20 Portland Bridge District, ta xab*e
______ 3.50
4V*s Elec Light 1929.J&J
* 4.15 %
6 4.15 to 3.303.50 W ichita—
3V*s July ’ 25 to ’ 3 9 ._M&8 b 4 V
fta 1020 opt. 1019
J&.T
______ %
4.50
___
99
100
48 Ser K 1925 1931 -J&D b 4 % to 3.50 %
4s Funding 1928____J&D
W yandotte "County—
97
4s Sat M 19 25 1933 J&D u in to 3 no %
4.25
___
97
4s Forest Pres 25-’ 34 A&O b 4.10 to 3.50 %
Washington Co 4s 1928.J&J
KE N TU CK Y
97
4.50
4.23
3 t*sSept 1035
M&S
b 4.60 to 4.50 %
4 V s S I ’ 42,’ 47,’ 52._M &8 b 4.60 to 4.50 %
Elgin Sanitary D lst—
M ARYLAN D
5s 1925 1944............M &N b 4.35 to 4.20 %
Bell County—
Joliet— 5s 1 9 2 5 ._____ M&S
4
4.70
6s Ct H Dec 15 ’ 38.J&D15
Moline 414s 1925-’ 32.__J&J 6 4.25 to 4%
4V*S Aug 15 1925-33.F&A15 b 4 10 to 4 % %
Covington—
4.30 4s 1920 to 1928 . ........... ........ 6 4 10 to 4% %
6s w W Janl5’ 26-30.J&J15
4 30 4s 1928 opt 1923.......... -J&J b 4 It) to 4% %
0s W W Janl5’ 26 31.J&J15
4
4.30 4s Jan 1 1929 . _____ .J&J 6 4 10 to 4% %
o4s Bridge 1925-33M&N15
0s W W Janl5’ 32 61.J&J15
4
4.30 3 V*s 1925 1928 ______F&A * 4 11) to 4% %
49*s Funding 1925 48 F&A
4
4.30 4 s‘Roads 1926 19 30.. .F&A 6 4 10 to 4% %
41*s W W 1925-1951.J&J
o4s Ref 1942 . . - -J&J •_____
6 4 10 to 4% %
4
4.30
4s'W ater 1927_______ J&J
4
4.30 Annapolis 4V*s W W ’ 4 2 A & 0 b 4.30 to 4.10 %
4s Fundg 1952 op '4 2 .F&A
4
4.50 Baltimore— '
Frankfort 4 V*s’ 27dpt’ 17. J&J
4
5s 1925-1946________ M&S b 4.20 to 4.15 %
4.70,
5s Rd & Bldg ’ 25- 26 M&S
5s 1925-1901______ .A & O 6 4 20 to 4.15 %
4 40
4V*s Mar 1 1925-55..M&S 6 4.25 to 4 15 %
4
4s C H Jan 15’ 25-’ 32J&J15 ob ____
Lexington 4s 1945 ____ F&A
4.50
Lexington S D 5s 1938--J& D
4 V*s Mar 1 1955____M&S 6 4 25 to 4 15 %
4
•5 V*sTrackElev’ 31-47 J&J
b 4 % to 3 .90 %
4
98 V*
4s Aug 1 1951______ F&A
5s School 1982______ A&O 114
98 V*
98 V* 98V*
4
4V*a Hospital 1951..M&S 104
4
4 W9 School Impt '5 4 . A&O 105
4s Parks 1955______ M&N
98 V
* 98 V*
_
98 Vi
98
4s Mar 1 1961______ M&S
98 V* ___
4s'MunicImpD*eo 1’ 28Q-M
98 V* _
o434s 1926-1955.......... J&J b 4 % to 3.50 %
98 V
*
4_____
4
4s Park 1930 _______ J&J
98
4s Aug 1 1961______ F&A
98V*
6 4% to 3.90 %
4
^314s C ity Hall 1939 J&J
4s Refg July 1 1937 _J&J
98
3.75
a_____
4s Sewer 1947_______ F&A
99
3V*s Imp 1940_______ J&J b 4% to 3.90 %
4
4s Louisv W Co 1940.J&J
97 V* 98 V*
3V*s Mar 1945.......... M&S b 4% to 3.90
•4s Blag Sept 1 1946 -J&J
4
3V*R Refunding 1952..J&l b 4% to 3.90
4s Louisv W Co 1950.F&A
•3J4s July 1 1941 . -J&J
97 V
* 98 V
*
4
93
85 V*
a5s Oct 20 1925 30 A&O 90
92
3 V*s Sew’ age Imp ’ 80A&O
31*9 gold Refg 1940. M&N
92
4
3 l*s'R efunding 1943.J&J
31*8 Jan 1 1927______ J&J
92 V* 93>*
4.25
fgnlrnmn 4n 1926 1931 M&S
4
84
4
M cCracken County—
4.30
5
4
5s Ref 1933 opt 1913. M&S
4.30
4
5
t^a Seh H ’ 25 ’ 37 J&D 15
4 V*S 1936-1986 _____ A&O
5s Ref 1933 opt 1923 M&S
3.90
4.40
3.75
4.40
4 V*s sewer g 1973____J&J b 4.60 to 4.40
4
LOU ISIAN A
5s 1969____.1_____ ________ b 4.85 to 4.55 %
4.55
3.75 5s Port Com m ’n ’ 25-’ 59-J&J
4 55
M ASSA C H U SE TTS
o 3Ug 1926
..F & A
4.55
3.75 5s Port Com m ’ n ’ 25-’ 55J&D
4.25 4s 1925-52 (tax-exempt) Var 101V*
w W N nr ’ 43 M&N h 4 25 4 15%
41*8 Ref 1925-1904
F&A
94 V*
4.50 3V*s g Juy i 1935_ 1 ..J & J
_
4. 15<%
,
./llja torn
M&S 6 4.25 4. 15%
4.80 3 V*s 1956" reg (tax ex)_.J& J
94 V*
96J*
1041
M&S b 4.25 4 . 1 5 3V*s 1937 reg (tax ex)_.J& J
92 J*
fta Sopt. 1932-’72 M&S 15 100
3V* Water 1942 . _ 1 ..J & J
92V*
3.75
102
o4B Apr 17 ’ 25-’ 27
F&A
95V*
3.75
95V*
3s g Nlay 1929________ M&N
5s 1954_____________ A&O 101
103
I4
90 |
4
•Terre H SchC!4s’ 2fl *31 M&S ob
88
«VlgoOo4 V*Dec1ft’ 25 27J&D a.
'3 75
5s 1951 opt 1941 . ..J & J 102
i l i m A N T E R R IT O R Y
87V*
Oklah om a)
4.60 Attleborough—
i
5s School 1929-1943. _J&J
IOW A
3V*s March 1935____M&S
93V*
4.10 Fifth District Levee—
4V£s 1927-1020
J&D
fta 1950 opt, 1940
.T&J
Beverley 4s 1925-1936..A & O
98V*
4.10
99
4Wfl 1032 1033
J&D
1
4.15
99
Boston—
5s 1952 opt 1942_____ J&J
i t i s 1934 1940
- -J&D
4 V*s Tun 1900 tax e x . A&O 105 V*
Bonne 4f*s 1925^31
M&N
4.25
99
5s Oct 15 1962 op ’ 52 A&O
Burlington 4 1 4 s ’ 25-’ 33M&N __
99
4s July 1930_________ J&J
97V*
4.20
5s Oct 15 1963 ’ A&O 15
4s Apr’ 25-’ 37 (tax-ex) A&O 100
5a 1957-1967
A&Olfl
99 J*
...........
4s 1925-1939 (tax-ex) .J&J 100 1
4.25
5s 1959-1909
. F&A15
99 j*
4s Tunnel & Sub ’ 48.J& P
Crawford fin 5a ’ 25-20 M&N
4.30
96V *______
1001*...........
4s Sub 1957tax-ex___A&C
4.40
5s Jan 1954 opt 1944 J&J 102 J* 103 V*
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex_ J&
_
100 V*
4.20
4s T ub& Sub'59tax-exJ& . 100 vl
4.20
5s Dec 1952 opt 1942 J&D 101
04.3 4
i
9 3 5 * ...........
3 V*s June 1 1934____J&D
As Munlctp 1925-1957 J&J b 4.30 to 4.20 %
3V*s July 1 1935_____ J&J
4.20
93V*
i i i B 1925^1931
M&N
90 V
*
fta 1025-1929
A&O
99
3V*a June 1 1943____J&D
4.20
4V*s W W 1932-42 .J& D
8 9 J * ...........
3V*s June 1 1944____J&D
4.20
5s Pub Belt R R ’ 39-’ 44 J&J 101
4s C ity Hall 1925 26-J&J
fta Oen Ohllg 1931 ’ 4 0 .J&J
3V*a July 1 1945_____ J&,
4.35
4.55
89V *...........
4V*s Paving 1926-33 .J&J
99 '*■...........
Brockton 4s M ay 1927. M&N
Den M Tnd H D 41*fl ’ 32 J&J
4.20
94 V * ______
, 3 V*8 W ater 1932____M&N
41^8 1944
4.20
\
Dubuque Co 4 Ha ’ 25-’31J&J
4.20
6 Baals. / P la t price, n N om inal. • T a x exempt; under a law approved M arch 9 1903 and which went Into effect A pril 93 1903. oonds Issued
data b y S tate or m unicipal corporations are tax exem pt, and these sell on better basis. • Sale P rice.

a r a
fte th t




b 4.15 to 3.50 %

6 3.75
0 3.75
b 3.75
b 3.75

to
to
to
to

3.50
3.50
3.50
3.50

%
%
%
%

4V*3 1925-1953 ..F & A
494s 1925-1953
J&J
Sch Dlst 49*s 1929-54.J&J
Sedgwick C ounty—

a

Bonds.

51

STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

F eb., 1925.]
Bid.

To
Ask. Net,

To

Bonds

Bid.

Ask. Net.

Bonds

Bid.

Ask.

Ts
Ns I

St Louis (Concluded )—
MICHIGAN (Concluded)—
4 40
4s Public Bldg 1929..A & O
to 4%
Sault Ste Marie 4s 1932.J&J
4s W W Renew ’ 31 .-M & N
to 4%
Wayne County—
89 M
4s School 1937.......... .J&J
4M sbldg&bdge’ 25-39M&N b 4.10 to 4%
to 4.05
85 %
4.25
4s School 1938_______ J&J
to 4.05
W yandotte 4 % s 1934..J& D '
97 %
3.65s Ren June 28 ’ 27 J&D
to 4%
99 %
MINNESOTA
3 Ms April 1 1923____A&O
to 3.50
98 %
4.10 Springfield 3s ’ 32 op ’ 17 J&D
4 V$sJuly 15 1943___ J&J 15
4%s Dec 1 1939______ J&D 99 %
99%^
100M
MONTANA
Beltrami Co—
95M
5.50 5 Ms Educational 1941..J&J b 4 30 4 .3 5 %
5Ms Ditch 1925-34..J&D
5.25 4% a Educational 1944..J&J b 4.40 4.30%
98%}
6s Road 1930_____________
4.75 Billings 5s 1934 op ’ 2 9 ..J&J
4.78
Bralnerd 5s Nov 1925-1929..
4.20 Butte 5s 1926 1936 . J&J b 5% to 4.90 %
Duluth— 5sg Wat&Lt’ 26J&J
98%
4.20
6s 1 9 4 1 ....................... J&J
4.80
4)^s g July 1 1926____J&J
4.20 Daniels Co 6s 1933-1942_
97 %
4s g Water & Lt ’ 2 8 ..A&O
_ b 5.23 to 5%
4.25 Great Falls—
99%
4s Water & Lt 1 9 3 6 ..A&O
99 %
5 % b Sewer ’ 38 to ’ 39. J&J
Duluth Ind School Dist—
4.80
4.20 Great Falls Sch Dist No 1—
97 %
5Ms 1936,1938,1940.A&O
4.20
99%
4.25
4s 1925 option 1915 M&g
4 %s Feb 1 ’ 40 op ’ 30. F&A
4.20 Helena 5s 1931 opt 1916 J&J
5
99%
4s 1934 opt 1924____A&O
Kallspell 5s 1933_______ J&J
99%
5.23
Hennepin County—
4 30 Lincoln Co 5s ’ 32 op ’ 27. J&J
94%
5
6s Bridge 1926-40...M & N
4 30
5s Fund M ar ’ 31 op ’ 21J&J
5.23
5 Ms Bridge 1926-40. M&N
99 M
4 30 Phillips C o—
4 % Sanltorium’ 28-’ 42J&J
98%
4.25
4.90
4 Ms Hospital’ 27-’ 41.M&N
3s Ref Dec ’ 35 op ’ 3 3 .J&J
101M
KoocnichingCo 5s’ 26 -’ 33. J&J b6 M % to 6%
97%
NEBRASKA.
5%s Ditch 1926-1935.J&J b6 M % to 6%
Douglas Co— 4s ’ 25-’ 28 A&O
4.20
Minneapolis—
100
5s Highway 1942____A&O
4.25
5s 1925 1928_________J&D b 4.30 to 4.10 %
5s Highway 1943____A&O
4.25
5s 1929-1932_________J&D b 4.35 to 4.15 %
96 %
Grand Isl 4 % a ’ 25 op ’ 10 J&J
4.25
58 1935, '36, ’ 40, ’ 43, *45,
’4 6 ’ 47,’48t’49,’50..J& D b 4.35 to 4.15'%
4.20
97 %
Lincoln— 4 M s’ 26 to '29 F&A
98 %
SsStlmpMay 2'36-41 M& N 2 b 4.35 to 4 15 %
_
5s Hospital July ’ 35-’ 44_
4.20
b 4.25 to 3.5 0%
Lincoln S D—
4%a 1925 ___________J&D
99%
4%a 1929-1953_____ M&N
4.25
4 % b 1926-1935___________ 5 4 30 to 4.15'%
Omaba 5 % s 1941_____ M&N b 4.45 4 .3 5 %
4 Ms Mar 1925-1937. M&S b 4.30 to 4 .1 5 %
100%
4 %s School 1 9 4 1 ________ b 4.30 to 4.15 %
5s 1930, 33, ’ 40, ’ 45. ’ 5 0 ..
4'25
4.20
4s School Jan 1927_ J&J b 4.25 to 4%j
_
4 Ms Refunding 1934.J&J
96 %
4.20
4s May 1 1927______ M&N b 4.25 to 4%
4Mjs W W Dec 15 ’ 4 1 .J&J
101
b 4.25 to 4.10 %
4.20
4s School Jan l 1 9 3 5 ..J&J
Omaha S D 4 % s 1 9 2 8 ..J&J
93%
4s Improvement 1942 J&D 6 4 25 to 4.10;%
4 % s July 1931............ J&J
4.20
93 %
5s 1948_____________ J&D
4.25
4s 1944______________A&O b 4.25 to 4.1 0 %
99%
3.4s M ay 2 1931...M & N b 4.65 4 .4 5 %
3 Ms School Jan 1 ’ 29.J&J b 4.30 to 4.10 %
95%
So Omaha S D —
3 Ms Water Wks 1932.J&J b 4.30 to 4.10|%
98%
4.50
Ramsey Co—
98 %
4MsRd&Bdge’38-’44M&N 6 4.30 to 4.15 %
98 %
NEVADA
4MsRd&Bdge’33-’37M&N 6 4.30 to 4 15 %
4% s Rd& Bdge’25-’43 J&D b 4.30 to 4.15 %
WashoeCoSD5s’ 25to’ 29 M&S
______ 4.25
M EXICO
St Louis Co 5s 1925-29..J&J
______4.30
See Foreign G ov ’ts page 49
NEW HAMPSHIRE
5s Road 1931________ J&J
St Paul—
3 4 s Hospital 1923.........J&J
M ICHIGAN (See foot not e o)
Berlin— 4s Ref 1925...M & N " 9 9 M
6s School July 1 1951 .J&J 4.40 to 4.2 0%
5 % July 15 1941____ J&J15
Concord—
4.30
5s Refg July 2 ’ 25-’ 31.J&J 4.35 to 4.1 5%
4.30
3 4 s 1923 to 1929____J&J
5M s Oct 15 1941____ A & 015
4%s W W 1925-42..A&O 4.30 to 4.1 5%
97 M
4.30
5M s Highway 1941____J&D
Dover 3 4 s ’ 28-’ 31____J&D
5s School July 1 1951.J&J 4.30 to 4.1 5%
95 M
4 25 to 4.1 0%
5s Highway 1940______ J&D
Manchester—■
4.20
4 Ma July 1935............J&J
97 %
4 Ms Highway 1943____F&A b 4.15 4.10% . . .
4s 1925 ’40 (tax-ex).F&A
4%s Park June 1 ’ 43.J&D 4.25 to 4.10 %
4 Ms Highway Imp 1937 A&O
4.10
4s 1923-1942( tax-ex) _J&J
4 Ms Sewer July 1 '43. J&J 4 25 to 4.1 0%
97%
4s Highway Imp 1942..A & O
4s Sewer 1925-'43 (tax4.05
4%s Water Aug 1 ’43.F&A 4 25 to 4.1 0%
Ann Arbor School District—
exempt) __________ M&N
4 Ms Ref July 2*25 '31J&J 6 4 25 to 4 .1 0 %
97 %
b 4.25 to 4.1 0%
4s Sept 1935............ ..A & O
4.20
Pembroke 4s ’ 26 ’34_ F&A
_
97%
4 ^ s Nov 1 1931........... ..
Portsmouth—
Battle Creek—
4s Ref Mar 1 1 9 3 9 ...M&S 6 4 20 to 4.05 %
4s City Hall 1927-36. F&A b 4.20 to 4 .1 0 %
4s Ref Water 1 9 3 2 ... J&J
98
4s Sew’age July 1 ’3 9 .J&J 6 4 20 to 4.05 %
Bay City 4s 1934_______ J&J
___ 4.20
107 %
Stratford 5s May 1933-1934
4s March 1 1940____M&S b 4.20 to 4.05 %
,4.60
5M s W W 1925-1951 M&S b 4.70 to 4.5 0%
S’th St Paul 5 Ms ref ’33.J&J
Bay City Union S D —
NEW JERSEY
4 4 s Road & bdge 1933 .J&J
o 6 s 1 9 2 6,1 931 ,193 6..J&J b 4.50 to 4.40 %
4.15
MISSISSIPPI
4.20 4 4 s Road & bdge 1938 J& ‘
Bessemer 5 Ms 1925-49.F&A b 5.00 to 4 % %
4.15
5 Ms Impt 1925-1930.._M&S
4.45 4 4 s Highway 1954____J&J
___ ,4.25 53djs Impt 1931-1946...M&S
Calhoun Co 4 % s ’ 25-’ 26A&0
4 35 Asbury Park—
Detroit—
5 % b April 1929-1934...A&O
4.35
o6s Pub Serv 1926-29. J&J
4.40 4%a 1936-1950............... ..
4 35
4 4 s School Jan 1943. J&J
4.25 Atlantic City— 5s 1923. J&D
o6s Pub Serv 1930-51 .J&J b 4.40 to 4.35 %
4 30
4 Ms 1925-1934.................J&J
4
.
4.25
o 5 M a N ov 1 1945_ M&N
_
4 30
6s 1927........................A&O
4 Ms July 1 1925-1935. _J&J
4.30
o 5 M » Pub Util '26 ’ 29.J&J 6 4.40 to 4.3 0% I 4 Ms July 1 1936..............J&J
4.30
4 4 8 1925-1937........... J&J
4.15
4.35 3 Ms Refund Jan 1 1927. J&J
o5Ms Pub Util ’ 30-’ 51.J&J
4.30
4 4 8 1938 1958........... J&J
4.25
o5Ms Pub Util '26-’ 48A&0 b 4.35 to 4%
4.30
4 4 s g Water 1926_ J&J
_
3 % s State 1934 op '1 4 ..J&J
4.90
5s Pub Impt 1926-29..J&J b 4.25 to 4%
4.30
4 4 s Paving 1938____J&J
Biloxi 6 % b 1925-1948..A&O
4.25 Greenville 5s 1927_____M&S
4.40
5s Pub Impt 1930-51 ..J & J
4 4 s Jan 1 1945______ J&J
4.30
4.25 Jackson 5Ms July 1 '3 3 .J&J
4.70
o5s Jan 15 1936-42.J&J15
4 30
4s Water 1930_______ J&J
4.20
4.50 Atlantic Co— 6s R’d *26 J&D
o4H s Pub Lib 1948 J&J 15
4.30
5s Water Aug 1 1928.F&A
4.20
4.60 Atlantic Highlands—
o4Ms 1932, 1935-42 J&J15
5s Water 1930............ F&A
4J£s 1942-1952______ J&D
4.15
4%
4s g Sewer July 1 1928 J&J
5s June 1 1932______ J&D
o4s Aug 15 ’ 25-’ 28.F&A15
4
4.80 Aubud S D 6s ’ 25-’40__A&0
Jones Co 5s 1925-’42..M & N
4.20 Meridian—
o4s School 1946____M&N
Bayonne— 5s Fund 1928 J&J
4.15
4.65
3M s Park 1930______ M&S
5s Jan 1 1926 1949_ J&J
_
5s Dec 1 1939_______ J&D
oEscanaba 4M s 1925-30.J&J b 4.60 to 4.5 0 %
4.60
4 4 s Funding 1931...J & D
4 Ms Sch House 1941. J&J
........... 4.25 Mississippi Levee Dist—
oFlint 4M s 1925-39____F&A
4 4 s Jan 1 1933______J&J
........... ,4.25
3
i M s 1938-1953______ J&D
4 4 s 1925-’53_______ F&A
5s May 2 1944............M&N
4j^s 1925-’ 54____ M&S15 b 4.30 to 4.2 5%
5
4s Floating Debt 1928 J&J
5s July 1 1953..............J&J
1925-1937______ J&D b 4.30 to 4 % %
5
Belleville 5s 1934&1944M&N
4%a Sept 1934_____ M&S
o5s (Mar 15 & Apr l ) ’31-50 b 4.35 to 4.30|%
Vicksburg—
4 4 s Funding 1945..
Flint Union School Dist—
4.70 Belleville S D 5s ’ 27-44 M&N
5s St Impt 1925.’ 32_.F&A
58 1926-1954_________ M&S b 4.50 to 4.30 %
4.65 Bergen Co 5 4 s ’31-’34.J&D
4 % s Sewer Dec 1 ’ 2 8 .Dec
aGenesee Co 6s 1925-31 M&N b 4.60 to 4 .5 0 %
5 4 3 Dec 1 1935-’42_J&D
Yazoo-Mlss Delta Levee Dist
Grand Rapids—
3.10
5s Dec 1944__________J&D
6s 1947 option 1 9 1 7 ..J&J
to 4.10 %
5s 1925-1934_________A&O
4.90
5s Dec 15 1925-1955J&D13
5s 1925-1954..............M&N
4.15
4 M s Flood Protec ’ 33 .M&S
4.90
4 4 a 1925-1939______ A&O
4M8 July 1949........... .J&J
4s Water N ov 15 ’ 29.M & N
4.15
4.90
4 4 s Aug 1925 1938.F&A
4s 1952 option 1 9 2 2 ...J&J
Highland Park 5s 1928. .J&J
4.25
4s Court Hse ’ 25-’ 38.A & 0
o4Ms Sept 15 1 9 3 4 ..M&S
4.25
Camden—
MISSOURI
Jackson 4 Ms 1930-47. A&O 16
4.15 5s March 1930-1936___
4.15
5 4 s Aug 1 ’ 25-’ 61___F&A
4 Ms Gen Imp ’ 30-’ 54M&N
4.15 4s Road 1933-34 Ser D .M & S
4 4 s School 1943____A&O
98.%
99
Kalamazoo— o4Ms Sewer &
4 4 s W ater’ 25 to ’60 M&N
3 Ms Cap Bldg 1925 op ..J& J
Im pt 1925____________J&J
Kansas City—
4s Paving 1929......... M&N
Kalamazoo S D No 1—
Camden Co 4 4 s 1933 F&A b 4.25 to 4.15
5s W W 1939_________J&J 107
o5s School ’ 25-’ 30.M & S15 6 4.25 to 4%
4 4 s 1935-1957..........J&J b 4.25 to 4.15
4 M a Sept 1 1930____M&S 101.02
Lansing—
4 4 s 1926-1964_____F&A b 4 25 to 4.15
4 Ms Mar 1 1933____M&S 101.78
o5sIm pJulyl5’25-32J&J 15 b 4.25 to 4%
4s 1944..............
J&J b 4.25 4.10%
4M s W W 1942......... J&J b 4.20 4 .1 0 %
o5s Sewer 1925-26...J & D
4%
Cape May— 5s 1934_ J&D
4s Sept 1 1930______ M&S
_
98%
o5s Jan 3 1926 1932. J&J3 b 4.25 to 4.1 0%
4 4 s School 1925-51. M&S
Kansas City School Dist—
o4%a Jan 3 1930-36..J&J3
14.25
5s July 1 9 4 1 ............ J&J 107%
4 4 s 1925-1952......... .M&S
4M s 1937-1946........... J&D
4.20
4 Ms July 1 1933_____ J&J 101
East Orange 4 4 8 ’ 25-45 F&A
M arquette 3 Ms 1 9 2 6 ...J&J
4.75
4 Ms July 1 1937......... J&J 101H
5s Sewer 1926 I 9 6 0 ..J&J
1 os
M uskegon— 5s 1925____J&J
4.20
4s 1934______ ______ A&O
4 % s Jan 1943..............J&J
4M8 W -W 19 26-4 4...J& J b 4.20 to 4.1 0% i 48 July 1 1927..............J&J
4s Water 1933______ J&D
4s M ay 1 1934........... M&N
4.20
4s Bldg 1932................J&J
3 4 s Water 1933____ A&O
Muskegon S D 5s 1942.July
4.25
3 Ms July 1925........... .J&J
Elizabeth— 4 4 s 1 9 5 5 ...J&J
4.20
Muskegon Co 4M s 1932. J&J
4.20 Little River Drainage Dist—
5 4 s Dec 1 1925-’ 46__J&D
Pontiac— 4M s ’ 31-’ 47..M & S b 4.30 to 4.2 5% j 3 Ms Oct 1925-1944..A&O
6s June 1 1927...........J&D,b 4.35 .to 4.10
to 5.10 %
5 Ms Sewer 1925-1942____ b 4.25 to 4.50 %
St Joseph—
Englewood— 4s Sep ’3 5M & S L .
I _____
6s W at Im p 1925-’ 28. J&D
4.50
4s 1926..................... M&N
Essex Co 4 Ms Road *53 F&A b 4.25 to 4.10
100
6s W at Im p 1929-’ 35.J& D
4.50 St Joseph School District—
4 4 s L’d Purch ’ 26 '46 J&J b 4.25 to 4.10
6s W at Imp 1936-’ 50. J&D
4.50
4.20
4%S 1925, 1930 & 1 9 3 5 ...
4 4 a Hospital ’ 25- 49.F&A b 4 25 to 4.10
Port Huron 4s 1932_____ J&J
4.25 St Louis—
4 4 s Road ’32-’36_ F&A b 4.25 to 4.10
_
Saginaw 4 Ms W at ’ 25__M&N
4.50
4s 1926............ ............ F&A 6 4.25 to 4%
4 Ms Bdge-Compl ’35 A&O b 4.20 to 4.05 %
4 K s Sewer 1925-1933.J&J b 4.25 to 4%
4M a Pub Bldg & Imp
4s Hospital 1946____F&A b 4.20 to 4%
4M s Sewer 1925-1949 F&A b 4.25 to 4%
3.65s Park ’ 26 to ’ 38. F&A b 4.20 to 4%
1928-1943 ................J&J b 4.20 to 4.05 %
4s Insane Asy’m ’ 28. A&O b 4.25 to 4
Essex Fells (Boro) 5s July
4.85
4s Public Impt 1928..J&J b 4.25 to 4
28 1925-1960..............
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Cambridge—
3 M s Water M ay ’ 25. M&N
3 ^ 8 M ay 1 ’ 45 (reg).M&N
3s Bridge 1941______ F&A
Chelsea— 4s Park 1936.A & 0
4s Oct 1925 (reg)____A&O
Everett— 4s Sewer 1929.M&S
Fall River—
4s June 1 1927 (re g )..J & D
3 Ms Water Feb 1930. F&A
Fitchburg—
3M s Water 1926_____ J&J
Gardner—
4s Water 1925-1934. M&N
Gloucester—
3 ^ s Water ’ 25 to ’ 3 1 .A & 0
Haverhill— 4s 1927____J&D
Holyoke— 4s gold 19 27.. J&J
3 Ma Dec 1925-1932..J& D
Leominster— 4s g 1925.A & 0
Lynn— 4s July 1927____J&J
4s July 1 1925 (reg)..J& J
3 ^ s April 1 1932____A&O
Marlborough 4s July ’ 26.J&J
M edford 4s Feb 1930_ F&A
_
5s Apr 1 1925-28 tax-exem
Milton 3% s 1925 to ’ 32.F&A
New Bedford is 1 9 2 6 ..A&O
4s Sewer 1925-41 (taxexem pt)__________ M&N
Newburyport—
3M s W Var ’ 25 to ’ 34.J& D
Newton *s 1935_______ F&A
3><!s Water Dec 1926.J&D
N orthampton—
3J^s g 1925 to 1926...J & J
Pittsfield—
4%a 1925-30 (tax-exempt)
Quincy 33^s ’ 25 to ’ 3 9 ..A& O
Tax exem pt_______
Salem 4s Jan 1 ’ 32-’ 54 tax-ex
Springfield 3% a 1935___J&J
3s Sewer 1930_______ J&D
Taunton— 4s 1927_____J&D
3M s Sewer Dec 1 ’ 30.J&D
Wakefield 4s 1925-33.-A& O
Watertown— 4s 1925-34.J&J
3M s 1926 to 1929____J&J

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4.60
Fslrrlew— 5s 1944__________
NEW Y O R K . (S een ote bel ow.)
Newburgh 4 Ms ’ 26 -’ 34 . F&A b 3.85 to 4 %
4.50 5s M ar 1 1925-1971.. M&S b 3.95 to 4.05
4>4s W at Im p 1926-41J&J b 3.85 to 4 %
Garfield 5Ms 1929____MAS
4.30 5s Jan 1 1926 1971_____ J&J b 3.95 to 4.05
Hackensack— 4 Ms 1942F&A
4s W at Im p 1942-63. .J&J
4.30 4 Ms Highway 1963___M&S 111
4Ms Imp 1926-’42____J&J
New Rochelle—
11233
4.30 4 Ms Canal 19 64...............J&J 111
58 1926-1929.............. M&N
Harrison— 4s 1930_____ J&J
4
11233
4.30 4 Ms Canal 1 9 6 5 ........... J&J 107
109
Hoboken— 4Ms 1940_ J&J
_
5s 1930-1950.............. M&N
4.10
4.30 4 Ms Highway 1965____M&S 107
109
8 M sl9 31 ___________ M&N
4M s Mun Im p’ 25-35.M&N
4
4.30 4 Ms Barge Canal 19 45.. J&J 104M 10633
5s School 1926-1954..J&J
4s 1925-1930________M&N
4
4.30 4Ms Bonus 1925-1927..A&O b 3.95
6s Sewer June 1 ’ 26. J&D
3M s 1 9 2 5 to 1933____ J&D
4
4.30 4 Ms Bonus 1928-1942..A&O 3.90 to 3.80
6s Pav & Sew 192 6 . .F&A
New Y ork C ity—
4.25 43*8 Bonus 1943-1949..A&O 3.90 to 3.80
Hudson Co— 4 Ms 1948. A&O
4M s June 1965______ J&D 105M 106M
4.25 4s Canal Term 1942____J&J 101H 10333
4Ms May 11960____M&N
4M s June 1925-30...J & D 6 4.10
4.25 4s Canal Term Jan 1946. J&J 101J* 10333
4s g Park 1959 & ’ 54. M&N
4 Ms 1963____________M&S 105M 106M
4.25 4s g High Im p M ar’ 58.M&S 103
is gold Ref 1935____F&A
4 Ms (old) M ay 1957- M&N 105M 105 M
10434
4.25 4s g High Im p Sep ’ 58.M & S 103
6s Road July 15’ 25.J&J15
10433
4Ms (new) N ov ’ 57.M & N 105M 105M
4.25 4s High Im p M ar I960. M&S 103
Irvington 5s School '63-J&D
104 33
4 Ms Corp stock 1967.J&J 105M
4.15 4s Canal Im p July 1960.J&J 103
JerseyCity— 6s 1926— J&D
4Ms Corp stock’ 26-’ 32J&J b 3.95 to 4.10
10433
4.15 4s Canal Im p Jan 1961. J&J 103
5Ms Sch 1942-1953..A&O
4 Ms Corp atk 1971.J&D15 105M 106 M
104 J3
4.15 4s Canal Im p July 1961.J&J 103
5Ms Dec 1 1931-1933 J&D
4 Ms Sch &Var ’ 25-’ 39J&D b 3.95 to 4.10
10433
4.15 4s HIghw Im p M ar ’ 61 .M&S 103
4Ms School 1925-58.J&D
4 Ms 1960 opt 1930___M&S 100M
10433
4.15 4s Palisade Park 1 9 6 1 ..M&S 103
4M s 1960 _________ M &S 101M 101M
4 jis Refunding 1928.J&J
10433
4.15 4s Canal Jan 1 9 6 2 .....J & J 103
4 Ms Mar 1 1962____M&S 101M 101M
4Ms School 1945_____J&J
104 33
4.15 4s HIghw Im p M ar ’ 62. M&S 103
10433
4Ms Mar 1 1964____M&S 101M
4Ms Water 1961------A&O
4.15 4s Canal Im p Jan 1967.J&J 103
4 Ms Park Mar 1961. M&S
4 Ms April 1 1966____A&O 101M
10433
4.15 4s Highw Im p M ar ’ 67. M&S 103
10433
4s Water 1932______ A&O
4M s Apr 15 19 72.. A&015 101M
4.20 4s Palisades Park 1967. M&S 103
4s Refunding 1949___F&A
4 Ms R ap T r& W at ’ 74 J&D 101M 101M
10433
4.85 4s Bldg constr ’ 25-’ 2 6 ..M & S 2 M % to 3%
4s Various 1936____M&N
Keansburg 5Ms-----------------99 M
98M
4.50 4s Bldg constr ’ 27-’ 3 0 ..M & S b 3.25 to 3.60
4s N ov 19 55............ M&N
98
Kearny 4Ms 1936......... F&A
98M
4.50 4s Bldg constr ’ 31-’3 4 ..M & S b 3.50 to 3.65
4s Various 1950____M&N
98
4M» April 1962--------A&O
4.50 4s Bldg constr ’ 35-’4 9 ..M & S b 3.70 to 3.62 h%
4Ms Sch Im p ’ 25-’52_ J&D
4s Various M ay ’ 57. M&N
98M
4.50 3s g Jan 1 1956_________J&J
4s N ov 1958_______ M&N
Lodi— 5s 1926-1947____J&J
99
98 M
94M
4.50 3s g July 1 1958_________J&J
4s M ay 1959________M&N
Long Branch 5s 1943._M&N
94 H
99
99
Qq
4.50 3s g Canal Jan 1 1959_ J&J
3 Ms Bklyn M Sew’ 27. J&J
_
48 June 1 1935______ J&D
94 M
4.65 Albany— 4 Ms ’ 25-’ 2 8 ..J & D b 3.75 to 3.90 %
3Ms D ’k 1927 E x _ M&N
_
Lyndhurst 5s 1925-1957.J&J
5
4Ms Water 1925-34.M&N b 3.75 to 3.95 %
3 M sg Exempt 1941.M &N b 4.15 to 4.25
6s Imp 1926__________J&D
4.15
4 ^ s Oct 1963 ......... .A & O
3M s Exempt 1942..M & N b 4.15 to 4.25
3.95
Mercer Co— 4Ms 1 9 3 3 ..J&J
4.15
4Ms Water 1932____ M&N
3M s R T 1948-1950.M&N
3.95
4a Road 1 9 3 3 ........... J&D
88 M
89 M
4.15
3 M sg Exempt 1952.M&N
4 Ms 1925-1954______ J&D b 3.75 to 3.95 %
3 Ms April 1941_____ A&O
88M
89 M
4.15
6s Road&Bdge’ 25-’34F&A
4s Munic&Sch ’ 26 ’ 63 J&J b 3.75 to 3.90 %
3 M sg Exempt 1953.M &N
88 M
89 M
4.15
4s Park 1925 to ’ 3 0 ..M&N b 3.75 to 3.90 %
Middlesex Co 4Ms’ 26-’ 34J&J
3 M sg Exempt 19 54.M&N
89 M
4.15
6s Road 1925-1931..J&D
3M s Pub Imp ’ 26-’ 34 F&A b 3.75 to 3.90 %
3M s g W ater Ex ’ 5 4 .M&N
89 M
89M
4.15 Albany Co— 3Ms 1925 F&A
4 Ms Fund July 1925-1939.
3.75
3 Ms Exempt 1 9 5 5 ..M&N
90
89M
4 Ms 1936-1937-1938. M&N
4Ms Road ’27-’44..F& A 2 b 4.15 to 4%
3.95
3 Ms Stk April 1 ’ 5 4 .. A&O
90
89 M
4.15 Allegany Co 4M s’ 32-’ 36 M&S
4.05
_
3 Ms N ov 1 1929____M&N b 3.95 to 4.10
4J£s Imp 1925-’32_ A&O
4.15 Amsterdam 5s W at 1925-37. b 4% to 4.10 %
3 s g R T 1950 E xem .M & N
3 Ms Bridge ’26 to ’ 31. J&J
4
Aubu’n-4Ms D ec6’ 25-31J&D
Monmouth Co 6s 1926.M &S 6 "4.20 4.10%
NIagFalls— 5 Ms ’ 41-48 M&N
4s Water M ay 1925 .M&N
4
4.10% Sewer 1935-40. J&J
4Ms 1926-’54_____M&S 15 b 4.30 4.15%
4'. 15
4 ^ 8 1925-1934___________ b 4% to 4.05 %
4 Ms School 1926 ...F & A
ontclair 4 Ms Sch '41.A & 0
4.15 Binghamton 4s ’ 28&’ 29.F&A
3.95
4M s W a tM a y l’ 41-48M&N
4 Ms H Sch Bldg ’ 4 4 .J&D
4.15
4s Sew DIsp ’ 26-’ 3 6 .-F & A 6 3.85 to 4% %
4 Ms R epav’ 29-33reg M&N
3 Ms School 1932------- J&J
4.15
4M s Sew ’ 39-’ 46 reg.M&N
4M 8 1925-1956........... _._|b 3.85 to 4% %
Morris Co— 4s ’35 op '05 J&J
4.15
434s 1925-1971_______var 6 3.85 to 4%
3 Ms 1942-1945______M&N
4Ms 1942 opt 1922— J&J
4.15
Morristown 4 Ms ’ 25-42 J&D
4M 8 Park 1925-’ 3 7 ...J & J b 3.85 to 4%
N o Tonawanda 4M s’ 25 J&D
3.95 Oneida Co 3 Ms ’ 26-’ 28-F&A b 3.75 to 3.95
•1 0
3M 8 Bridge 1935____F & A ______
Newark— 4 Ms 1944— F&A b 4.30 to 4.15 ,%
SK8 Oct 15’ 25to’ 59A&015 b 4.45 to 4.25|%
Brooklyn— d—
Onondaga Co 3s’ 25-’ 29.J&J b 3.90 to 4.15
4s Bridge 1926______ J&J I______
3.85
SMs 1925-1930_____ M&N b 4.00 to 4.20
5e 1925-1958............... J&J b 4.30 to 4.15;%
3Ms g 1926 to 1937...J & J b 3,75 to 4.10 %
4 Ms 1925-1926............J&J 3.50 to 4.00
4M8 Dock 1959------- F&A b 4.30 to 4 .1 5 %
3.75
_
4s March 1 1929____M&S 6 3.90 to 4.10
33-38 g July 10 1925_ J&J
4Ms Apr 16 ’ 25-’ 61A&015 b 4.30 to 4.15!%
4.10 Ossining 4M s 1925-42.M&S 3.50 to 4.10
333s gold 1936_______ J&J
♦Ms Sch Dec 1 ’ 45— J&D b 4.30 to 4 .1 5 %
4
Oswego— 4 Ms 1925-29. M&N
Broome Co 5s ’ 25-’ 33..M & S
4 % to 4.20
4s Sch House 1959 op 1949 b 4.25 to 4 .1 0 %
4s PasValSew’ 61op’51J&D b 4.25 to 4.10 %
SM sSch 1925-1946. _ M&N
Buffalo—
4 % to 4.20
4
433s June 15 1944. J&D 15
Penn Yan 4.35s ’ 25 to ’ 3 1 0 c t 3.75 to 4.25
3 Ms 1929____________ J&D b 4.30 to 4 .1 0 %
4
Poughkeepsie—
433s June 15 1964. J&D 15
3 Ms Track Elev ’ 54.F&A b 4.25 to 4 .1 0 %
3Ms 1925 to 1 9 3 0 ...M&S 6 3.50 to 3.90
4J3s 1925-1968______ J&D b 3.75 to 4%
Vallsburg 4Ms 1934..J&J b 4.25 to 4.10 %
3.95
433s Feb 1 5 ’ 62op’32_F&A
4M s Water 1925 5 2 ..J& D b 3.50 to 4 %
ew Brunswick—
4s June 15 1925-’ 3 0 ..J & D b 3.75 to 3.90 %
........... '4,20
4 ^ 8 Aug 1 1925-57..F&A
Putnam Co 4M s ’ 25-’ 29.F&A 6 3.50 to 3.95 %
3.90 Queens County 4s 1927.J&D
............4.50
4s June 15 1960_____J&D
North Bergen 5s 1941..J&D
3.60
3.85 Rochester— 5s 1926 ___F&A b 3.50 to 4 .0 0 %
333s Park Reg 1 9 2 7 ..F&A
...........4.50
6a School 1 9 2 5 -2 9 ...M&S
5s 1927-1931 (cou p )..F & A b 3.90 to 4.10 %
3 338 Water 1925-35.M&S b 3.75 to 3.90 %
.4 .5 0
6s School 1930-58. .M &S
4.40
5s 1932-1951 (c o u p ).. F&A b 3.95 to 4 .1 0 %
.4 .5 0 Cohoes 6sRefW at’ 25-’ 45 J&J
No Plainfield 5s 1925-1954
4.35
4 Ms Jan 15 1933_____ J&J b 3.90 to 4.05 %
.4 .5 0 Corning 5J38 1925-60.. M&S
Nut ley 5s 1933
J&D
4 Ms Municipal 1945. M&S b 3.90 to 4 .0 5 %
.4 .5 0 Cortland Co 4M 8 ’ 25-’ 51 J&J
4 % to 4.05 %
0~ean City— 5s 1944— F&A
4Ms Pub Imp ’ 25-’ 48.F&A b 3.90 to 4 .0 5 %
.4 .3 0 DelawareCo4.20s’ 25-’ 52 A&O
4 % to 4.05 %
Orange— 5s 1926 to ’ 3 2 .J&J
3.95
4Ms School 1926-45..J&J b 3.90 to 4 05 %
.4 .3 0 Elmira— 4s 1935______ M&S
A WateT 1938______ F&A
s
4
4 33s W atei 1925-’ 4 5 .A & 0
4Ms 1926-1936..............J&J b 3.90 to 4 .0 5 %
.4 .3 0
♦Ms School 1943------J&D
4
4s 1926 to 1927______ J&J b 3.75 to 4 .1 0 %
.4 .3 0
4 33s Apr 1 1933-1935------ifl Sch House 1934— J&D
4s Imp Sch &c ’ 26-’ 47. J&J b 3.90 to 4 .0 5 %
Passaic 4 Ms 1925-’40. .M&S
.4 .3 0 Erie Co4 Ms’ 25-36tax-ex J&J b 3.75 to 3.95 %
3.90
___ I____
4s 1945-1953_______ M&S
3Ms Ref 1933 opt ’ 13. J&J b 3.95 to 4.05,%
.4 .2 5
6M8 Gen Imp ’ 25 28.J&D
4.10 Rockland Co— 4s’ 25-34.M&S
. 4.25 Franklin C o 4 33s’ 31-’ 40 M&S
.♦Ms Gen Imp ’ 29-44.J&D
______ I 4
5 ^ s Gen Imp ’ 45-51.J&D
4Ms ’ 25-’ 38 (reg).F& A 15 * 4% to 4.05,%
. 4.25 Fulton— 3.40s’ 25 to ’ 29 J&D b 3.75 to 4%
Rome— 4M sSept 1 5 ’ 31.J&J
5s lm p ’ 25-’ 48______ M&N
4.05
. 4.25 Garden C ity—
5M s 1931-1941______ A&O
4 33s 1925 to 1952____J&J b 4 % to 4.15 %
♦ Mp Ref 1944______ M&N
4.15
4.25
4
Rye 5s Mar 10 ’ 25-’ 38..M & S b 4 % to 4.20,%
Geneva— 4s Water ’ 2 6 .A&O
Paterson6s ’ 25 & ’ 2 6 ..M &N b 4.30 to 4.20 %
SaranacLake4 Ms’ 25-26 M&S
4.15
4.40 Glens Falls— 433s ref sewer
5M« 1927-1934_____M&N
4
Aug 31 1925-1928.--F & A
4.45s FireHouse’ 25-’ 39J&J b 4.15 to 4.35 %
4.40
5 Ms 1935-1959_____M&N
b 4% to 4.10|%
Saratoga Co 5s 1925-41
♦Ms 1933 to 1944...M & N
4.40 Groton 6s Wat ’ 25-’ 50.M&N b 4.10 to 4.50 %
Saratoga Springs—
4.40 Haverstraw 4.12s’ 25-’ 37M&S b 4% to 4.15 %
<1^8 Feb 1 1945------F&A
4 Ms Park 1925-40...A & O b 4% to 4.05 %
4 » N C Hall ’ 25 to ’32.J&J b 4.30 to 4 .2 0 % i Hempstead Un F S D N o .l—
Scarsdale 4M s 1925-45.J&D b 4% to 4.10,%
.533s 1925-1929______ J&J
4% to 4.20 %
Perth Amboy 4Hs Apr 1944.
4.40
Schenectady 5s 1925-33.J&J b 3.75 to 4.05 %
6s 1925-1930_____________
4% to 4.20 %
4.40
♦M8 School 1938------------6s 1931-1954_____________ b 4.20 to 4.40 %
4MS 1925-1931.......... A&O b 3.75 to 4 %
4 Ms Funding’ 25-’ 27.A&O
4.40
4
4M s 1925-1934______ J&J b 3.75 to 4 %
Plainfield— 4s’ 2 5 to ’ 34.J&D
4.30 Herkimer— 4 33s’ 25-’ 27M&N
4s Oct 15 1925-44. .A & 01 5 b 3.75 to 3.95 1
4s School 1959_____ M&N
4.30 Hudson—
4 338 High Sch ’ 25-’ 32 A&O b 4% to 4.10 %
Schenec Co 4 Ms ’ 42-’ 58_J&J
4 Ms 1925-1962 var----------- 6 4.20 to 3.50 %
Solvay 4 Ms 1925-40___F&A b 4.15 to 4.50
Ramsey 58 WateT 1925-’40.
4.50 Irondequoit 5s ’ 29-’ 53_.J&J b 4.15 to 4.25 %
Irvington 4.10s ’ 25-’ 3 6 .A & 0 b 4% to 4.10 %
Somers(T)4M s ’ 27-’ 53_M&N b 4% to 4.35
Red Bank (Boro) 4 Ms 19264
Steuben Co 4 Ms ’ 28-’ 37 F&A b 3.95 to 4.05
Ithaca 4.30s ’ 27 op var.J&J
1953_______________ M&N 6 4.25 to 4%
4
4J3sRer Water 1 9 4 2 ..J&J
Suffolk Co 4 Ms ’ 25-’ 32_J&J b 3.75 to 3.95
4.50
Ridgefield 5s July ’ 25-’ 3lJ&J
3.95
4 Ms Oct 1925-1939..A&O b 3.75 to 4 %
Ridgewood 5s 1925 -’ 2 6 .F&A
4.50 Jamest’n 4s Mar 20 ’ 4 3 .A&O
Syracuse 4M s 1925-35 V ar._ b 3.75 to 4.05
4.50 Jamestown S D 5s 1925-29. . b 3.75 to 4%
Riverside 5s 1925-’ 32..A & O
4.05
5s M ay 15 1925-1938_____ b 3.75 to 4.05
5s 1 9 3 0 -1 9 3 9 ............ J&D
Sea Isle City 5s 1943— F&A
4M
5Ms 1925-1960_____ M&S b 3.75 to 3.95
4.35 Johnstown 433s Dec 1925-37 b 4% to 4.10 %
SoOrange— 4s’ 25 to ’ 44 .J&J
dKtngs Co 4s M ay 1 1925-44 b 3.75 to 4.10 %
4Ms June 15’ 25-’ 34 J&D15 b 3.75 to 3.95 7 n
4.35
Summit, 4 Ms Sch 1941.F&A
4 Ms 1925-1944_____ M&N b 3.75 to 3.9 5%
4.35 Kingston 3 33s g ’ 25-’ 36. A&O b 3.85 to 4% %
4s 1 9 3 3 ...................M & N
4s June 15 ’ 25-’ 44 J&D 15 b 3.75 to 3.90 %
Lockport 4 Ms 1925-1944------ b 4% to 4.05 %
Trenton—
. _
3.90
48 Refunding 1929___J&D
4 33s Sch 1926-1944--------- b 4% to 4.10 %
4.15
6 V6s Oct 1925-51------A&O
4
.3.85
3M s W ater 1928_____ J&J
4 Ms Water 1943
.A&O
4.15 Madison Co 4 33a’ 26-’ 29Feb1
Tioga Co 5s 1 9 2 5 -3 0 ...M&S b 3.90 to 4%
4.15 Mamaroneck Un F S D N o 1
4U s School 1930-60.M&S
4
Tonawanda 4 M s’ 26-’ 42.J& J b 4.25 to 4%
533s M ay 1 *25-’ 28._M&N
4s City Hall 1939 ..J& D
4.15
513s M ay 1 ’ 29-’ 52__M&N b 4.15 to 4.30 %
4 Ms sewer 1925-1953.J&J b 4.25 to 4%
4.15
3Ms Sch Nov 1 1929 M&N
5s Water 1925-1950..J&J b 4.10 to 4.50<
4.15 M iddleport 4 .35s'25-’ 42.J&D b 4.10 to 4.30 %
Union Co 4Ms 1937— M&S
5Ms W ater 1925-50..J& J b 4.10 to 4.60 <
4.35sSewer’ 25-’ 39— J&D b 4.10 to 4.30 %
4 Ms 1942
M&S
3.95
S M sS t Im pt 1931___J&J
4Msroad&bdge’27-47 F&A b 4.15 to 4% 4.151 Middletown 333s 19 31.F&A
4
T roy — 4 Ms 1925______ J&D
4.15' M t Vernon 4 338 ’31-’ 43 .A & 0
4s Oct 1 1942_______ A&O
6s 1926-1940 reg____A&O b 4 % to 4 .2 5 %
533s 1925-1934...........A&O b 4% to 4.10 %
4.15
5Ms June 1 1926------J&D
4.10
4 Ms School 1 9 2 5 -3 1 ..F&A b 3.85 to 4 .2 5 %
533s 1935-1941______ A&O
Vailsburg— See Newark.
4
4Ms Feb 15 1925-1957____ b 3.85 to 4 .0 5 %
4 33s Water 1942--------J&J
4.50
Weehawken 4M 8 '25-28.J&D
4
3.85
4s Water 1925______ J&D
4338 1925-1943......... ..........
Westfield—
.
4
4s Sept 1 1926 .........
4 3£s School 1962-73. M&N
4.50
5s June 16 '25-’ 60 .J&D
4
4s Sewerage 1950-55. M&N
3 Ms W ater 1925-36..J& J b 4% to 3.85 1
4.40
West New York 5s ’ 36 M&S
4
U*ica— 4 Ms 1925-35__ M&N b 3.75 to 3.95 <
5s Jan 2 1926-1928..J&J 2
4.50
Wildwood 4Ms ’ 26 ’ 5 7 .F&A
4.10
4 Ms Pub Im p’ 25-’ 42 A&O b 3.75 to 3.95 1
NEW MEXICO
5s Jan 2 1938______ J&J 2
3 Ms N ov 1 1925 to ’ 35 N ov b 3.75 to 3.95 1
4.50 Nassau Co— 433S’ 25-’ 29.J&J b 3.75 to 3.90 %
4M« ref 1953 op 1933 ..J&J
3.95 Warsaw Union Fr S D N o. 10
4M8 Dec 1 6 ’ 52 o p ’ 22. .J&D
5s Aug 1 1928-----------------4.50
4.05
4 Ms 1925-1942..............O ct
5s 1931-1939________M&N
4.50
4s Fund 1939 op 1919.. M&S
Watertown 4Ms 1942_ J&J
_
433s Ref 1925-1928..M & S b 3.75 to 3.90 %
4.50
4s Highway 1925-1944..J&J
3.95
4 33s 1938-1943----------J&D
4 Ms 1925-53.................J&J b 3.85 to 4 .0 5 ’
4.75
Albuqueroue 4 Ms ’ 29 . _ M&S
58 1925 ..................... ..J & J
b 3.75 to 3.90 %
5s W W Dec 1 9 6 2 ... J&D
4 33s 1925-1946____M&S
4.75
3.90
5s 1 9 2 6 -1 9 4 5 ............ J&J b 4% to 4.15«
3 33s Court House’ 30.M & S
Bernalillo Co—
4s M ay 1 1938______ M&N
5s 1931 op 1921---------------3 Ms Sewer ’ 25 to ’ 27 M&N b 3.85 to 3 .9 5 ’
Socorro Co In’41 op'21 A&O
b Basts,
d Now part of New York C ity. / Flat price, n Nominal.
N o te — Owing to money conditions and the demand for the shorter maturities New York State and in fact all municipal issues have been selling
on a different basis for each individual maturity. Lack o f space does not permit us to give the yield for each separate maturity and we are compelled
therefore to give the range from the earliest to the farthest maturity. For instance, Albany 4M % bonds due 1925-1928, selling on a 3 to 3.75% basis,
would indicate that the 4M s due 1925 would be on a 3% basis; the 4M s of 1926 on a 3M % basis; the 4Ms of 1927 on a 3M % basis, &c.




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4.15 C in c in n a ti ( C o n c lu d e d ) —
W a te rv lle t 6s 1925-30_ V a r
_
3.90
4.50
W e st Seneca 5s ’ 25-’3 8 _A & 0
4 M s W a te r ’ 45 op ’ 28 F & A
3.85
3.90
3s W a te r 1939 op ’ 1 9 .F & A
W e stch ’rC o 3 M s ’27&’2 8 J& D
3.85 C in e S D *4Ms 193 4.A& 013
4.35
SM s 1925 reg _____ J & D
3.90
4a 1936 o p t 1906___ M & S
5M s 1926-32 re g ____J & D b 3.90 to 4.00 %
4.05
3.90
5s 1939-76.....................J & D
3 M s 1940 o p t 1912.. A & O
4.05 C leveland* 5 Ms 1940-70 J & D
5s Ju n e 1 1 9 2 9 -5 4 ... J & D
4.35
4.05
4.25
4 M s P a rk w a y 1962-86 J & D
6s 1932-1933______ J & D
3.95
4.35
4M s C o B ld g 1927-44. A & O
•5 M s P u b H a ll 1970. J & D
4s C o B ld g 192 5 -5 9 ..M&S b 3.75 to 3.95 %
*39 W W 1 9 3 6 -1 9 6 8 ..J& D b 4.40 to 4.20 %
3.90
4.10
*4 ^ G ra d C ro a s ’30-54 A & O
4S 1930 to 1935 _____ F & A
4
4.10
* 4 ^ 3 P a v in g 1929-34.J&D
4M s San Sew ’ 33-’ 8 2 .J & J
4
4.10
*4Ms Sewer 1930-49.J& D
W h ite P lain s-4 8 ’ 25-’ 28 F & A
4.20
4.10
SM s Sch 1931-1936_A & O
* 4 M s S tim p Fe b 1’34 F & A
4
8 Ms W a te r 1931. . A & O
*4Ms M a rc h 1 9 4 9 ...M&S
4
4.50
W o lc o tt 4 M s J l y 15’ 2 5-42J& J
*4 M s F ire dep’ 25-’30 A & O b 4.15 to 3.90 %
Y o n k e rs — 4s 1925_____ M&S
•4 M 3F ire D e p t ’ 31-’ 55 A & O b 4.35 to 4.15 %
4
3.90
5M s Ja n 1926 ______ A & O
4 M s C la rk A v B d g '42 A & O
4
4.15
3.90
6 Ms Ja n 1927-1961.. A & O
4 M s P a rk 1938_____ A & O
4.10
3.90
4M s J u ly 1 1925-62.. A & O
49 P a rk 1 9 2 9 -1 9 3 1 ...A & O
4.10
3.90
4M s M a r 1 ’ 27-’ 5 6 ._ A & 0
49 G ra d e C ro ss’g ’30. A & O
4
4.20
5s A p r il 1 1925-27_____ __
C le ve la n d S D *4 Ms ’ 25-’ 28
4.20
5s 1925-1938________ A & O b 4.00 to 4.16 %
•4M3 1929 to 1935..............
N O R T H C A R O L IN A
3.90
4a J u l y 1 1932.............. J & J
4.40
5s J u ly 1961_______________
*68 1925-1928........... J & D b 4.15 to 4 %
4.35
4.20
4M s School ’ 27-’46_____ J & J
•68 1929 to 1933____J & D
4.35 C le ve la n d H e ig h ts S D —
4M s 1927-1962________ J & J
4.35
b 4.50 to 4 %
4s R efu nding 1950____. J & J
*89 1926-1939______ A & O
4.35 C o lu m b u s *6s ’ 49-’ 37__NI&S
4s B u ild in g 1951 _ . . . . J & J
4M
5.25
A lb9 m a rle 6s 1926-38 - F & A
5s S t Im p t 1925-1932 M&S 5"4.15* to 3.90 %
4.55
A s h e v ille 5s R ef 1941_ J & J
_
3.90
4s Sewer ’33 o p t ’ 1 3 .M & S
4.55
3.90
5 j School 1943 ______ J & J
48 W a t W ’45 op ’ 2 0 .M&S
4.60
3.90
5 Ms 1925-1957 ______ J & J
3 M « 1932 o p t 1 9 1 2 ... J & J
4.70 C o lu m b u s S D 4s 1926.M&S
3.90
5 M s Street 1926 3 6 . . F & A
4.40
4.30
•5s 1943-1952_____ J& D 1 9
4 M s 1925-1929_____ M & N
4.40 C u y a h o g a C o *6s’ 25-39 A & O b 4.30 to 4 %
4 MS 1930-1965_____ M & N
4.60
Buncom be C o 5s ’ 25-’ 4 6 .J & D
*5s B rid g e 192 5-2 7..A & O b 4.30 to 4 %
4.55
4.20
4 M? F u n d in g 1939..M & S
•5s R e f 1925-1932.. . A & O
4.75
6s B ridge 1 9 2 8 -3 7 ...A & O
•58 R e f 1932-1939.. A & O b 4.30
4.40
C h a rlo tte -5 s S t & Sew’ 29. J & J
4s R e f 1925 to 1926.. A & O
4.50
5s School 1926-46____F & A
4s 1925-1941_______ A & O
5M s F u n d 1 9 2 6 -2 9 ..F & A ............. ............. 4.40 • D a yto n — 5s 1925-’3 2 .M & N b 4.40 to 4.20
4.40
SM s 1925-1930_____ M & N
•6s G e n fu n d 1 9 2 8 ..A & O b 4.35 to 4.10
4.60
8 M s 1931-1948_____ M & N
*3Ms W W Im p 1944 J & D b 4.45 to 4.25
4.45
4 M s W a te r M a r 1935.J & J
•5s W W Im p 1945.. F & A b 4.40 to 4.20
4.50
4M s W a te r O c t 1 ’ 41. A & O
•4 M s W W Im p 1940 J & D b 4.40 to 4.20
4.50
4M s W a t & Sew 1942 J & J
•4M3 B dge 1 9 3 3 -3 9 .A & 0 b 4.40 to 4.20
4.55 D a y to n S D 5M a’41-’ 61M&S3 b 4.45 to 4.25
D u rh a m -4 M s S e w & L t’ 41 J & J
4.55
4M s F u n d ’ 25 to 194 0.J& J
•5s M a r 16 f25-’46 M&S16 b 4.45 to 4.25
4.60 E a s t L iv e rp o o l— 4s 1940 J & J
5s W a te r 1926 to 1945. J & J
4.60 E ly r ia 4a 1925 to '3 8 .J & D
5s F d & Sewer ’ 25-’39 F & A
4.60
G ra n v ille C o 4M s ’3 9 .M & N
5s W W 1929-1946.. . J & J
4.50 • F ln d la y C ity S D S s ’ 25-27J & J
Greensboro— 5s W W ’ 30 J & J
4.55 F o s to ria — 4s 1925_____ M&S
5a A u g 1 1942 W ____F & A
4.40
4a W a te r-W o rk s 1954. J & J
*58 W W Im p ’ 25 *40 M&S
4.85 F r a n k lin C o 4s 1925 ___M&S
G re e n ville 5s W W ’ 58 F & A
4.65
Ire d e ll C o 5s A u g 1 ’4 2 .F & A
*5s F I E m e rg ’ 25-’ 29. M&S
4.75
Lee C o 5s R oad 1952 .M & N
♦5 M s H o s& B g e ’ 26 35 F & A
4,75
L in co ln C o 5s 1943 & ’ 48 J & J
6s R d M a y 2 ’ 27-’31 M & N 2
4.75 H a m ilto n C o *4M s ’ 43. F & A
8s B rid g e 1937-1951. F & A
M e cklen b u rg C o —
4Ma O c t 1 1939_____ A & O
4.90
6s R e f N o v 1950 . M & N
4a C H J ’n e ’ 3 6 o p ’ 16 J & D
4.60 Iro n to n *4Ms W w ’3 6 .J & D
P it t C o 5s 1925-36 . .M & N
4.55 Lakew oo d—
*M8 1943-1947 . . . M & S
4.65
5s F u n d Ju n e 1959. J & J
4 M s 1 9 2 5 .................. A & O
4.25
R a le ig h 5s 1927.
.A & O
4M9 1926-1939_____ A & O
4.55
5a M u n lc B ld g 1 9 3 9 ..J & J
*4Ms O c t 1945_____ A & O
4.60
5a im p t Ju n e 1 1944. J & D
•53 P a rk & Im p ’ 25-’4 1 A & 0 b 4.40 to 4 %
4.70 •Lawrence C o 5s 1934. M &S b 4.40
R u th e rfo rd C o 5s ’ 25-’ 52 J & J
5
S a lisb ury 6s Im p ’ 25-’35. J & J
L im a 48 Sewer 1925____A & O
5
6s 1925-1941 .
. .M & N
b 4.50 to 4 %
5M s Sewer 1925-1947
4.85
S u rre y C o 6s M a y 1933-1958
•4M s O c t ’ 25-O ct’ 30. A & O 6 4.50 to 4 %
4.50
4
W a ke C o 5s F u n d ’48
J& J
3M s R e f ’30 o p t ’ 2 5 . . A & O
5.40 L o ra in 5s 1925 to 1 9 3 2 ..J & J
4
W eldon 6s Ja n 1925-1942
4.50
W ilm in g to n —
•59 W W R e f ’ 25-’ 2 7 .M & S
4.60
4.50
5s Re? & im p t 1955.. A & O
•69 F d S e p l5 ’ 25-28M&S15
4.55 Lucas C o 4a C - H 1944.M & S
3.90
4M s 1925-1962
A&O
4.50
4.30
4M s g W a t & Sew ’48 A & O
*5M s W a tS u p ’ 25-’ 30M&S
4.50 M a d is o n v ille (in C in c in n a ti)
4 M s W a t & Sew 1952. J & J
4.40
4
4s g R e f J u ly 1 1 9 2 9 ..J & J
5s 1932 o p t 1922_____J & J
4
4.50
W in sto n -S a le m — 5s ’ 25 M & S
M a rie tta — *4Ms ’ 25-’ 3 3 J& D
4.50
4
3 Ms 1931 o p t 1911.. F & A
4.50 M a r t in ’s F y 5a ’ 26-’4 4 .M & S
4.60
Bs S „p t 1925-1947.. . M & S
4.45 M ia m i C o n s e rv a n cy D ia t—
4M s fu ly 1 1942
J& J
4.45
4 M ’ J u ly 1 1952
j& J
5M s (1 to 5 y r m a t’y ) J & D b 4.50 to 4 %
4.50
4.50
6s im p A u g l5 ’ 25-30F&A15
5 M s (5 to 10 y r m a t’y ) J & D
N O RTH D AK O TA
4.50
5 M 3 (a fte r 10 y r s ) _ J & D
_
4
5a F a rm Loa n 1935, 1940,
M id d le to w n 49’30op’20 F & A
4.50 M o n tg o m e ry C o u n ty —
1945 and 1950
J& J
4.65
SHs 1943 & 1948 Ser C . J & J
*5s F I E m e rg ’ 25- 42 J & D b 4.30 to 4 %
4.65 N e w a rk *4Ms 1925-’4 1 .A & 0 b 4.50 to 4 %
5M s J u ly 1928-33
J& J
4.65 N o rw o o d — 4 M s 192 5.. J & D
G ra n d F o rk s 5 s .M a y ’ 25-’38
4.65
W a rd C o 4M s J u ly 1925.J & J
4s 1 9 3 0 ...............
A&O
O H I O (See f o o t - n o t e •)
P o rtsm o u th — 4s ’ 25-’ 24 J & D
4MS 1925-1932________ A & O b 4.30 to 4 %
6s Sewer 1927-’36_ J & J b 4.35 to 4.20
_
• Akron 6s 1925-1940... A & O b 4.30 to 4 %
S a n d u sky 58 '25 to ’ 2 6 .F & A
•5s 1925 & 1928_____ V a r . b 4.25 to 4 %
S p rin g fie ld — *58 1925-1934 b 4 40 to 4 %
•5s W a te r 1925-1953.A & O b 4.35 to 4 %
49 1925 ____________ M & S
•5 M s 1926-1929_____ J & J b4. 25 to 4 %
S p rin g f’d SD*5s’ 25-’39 J & J 2 b 4 M to 4 %
4.30 S te u b e n ville *5s ’ 25-’ 35 M&S b 4.40 to 4 %
•3Ms 1930-1937
J& J
4.30 S u m m it C o 5s ’ 27-’ 30.
4.30
•5Ms 1938-1951
J& J
4M s 1925-1947_____A & O b 4 .25 to 3.90 %
b 4.30 to 4 %
4 M s 1925-1937_____
4.20
•4MWWDec31’ 25-37J-D31 b 4 .20 to 3.90 % 1 T o le d o *5sW W ’ 37-’44 F & A
3.90
4 s W W 1942
A&O
5s Sept 1925-42_____ M & S b 4.20 to 4 %
4
A llia n c e 4 Ms 1927-32..J & D
4.25
*6a G e n F u n d 192 9.. F & A
4.40
•5s W a te r D ec 15 1926-50. b 4.25 to 4 %
A s h la n d —
4.25
4.20
• 3 M s W W Im p ’ 25-’4 4 A & 0 b 4.60 to 4.10 %
B u tle r C o —
4.20
*4Ms W a t 1932-34.. . J & J
4.30
3.90
• 4 M s F l-E m e r’ 25-’ 31 M & N
4.50
3.90
C a m b rid g e — 4M s’26-’34 J & J
4.50
•5s Sewer 1953 . . M & S
3.90
4s P a rk J u l y 1 1 9 4 2 ..J & J
4.50
3.90
•5s Sewer 1931-37
M&S
3 M s R e fu n d ’g 1930 M & N
4.30 T o le d o Sch D is t 4s 1925
4
C a n to n — *5s Sew 1 9 5 3 .M & S
[
•8M s F u n d 1925-37.. J & D 6 4.15 to 3.90 %
4
4s 1926-1929_________
4.30
•6s W a te r 1944-1959 A & O
b 4.30 to 4 %
4
4 M s W a te r -W k s ’ 3 0 .M & S
b 4.50 to 4.30 %
4s 1926 & 1927...........F & A b 4.10 to.,3.90 %
4
4.30
• Canton S D 5s 1954 A & 0 8
4
4
_ _
•5s D e c 10 25’- ’ 26 J& D 1 0
4.30
4.40
•4.40s 1936 . . . . . . .
4.30
C in c in n a ti—
b 4.30 to 4 %
4.25
•6s F u n d in g 1 9 2 8 ... F & A
b 4.40 to 4 %
4.25 Y o u n g s to w n School D is t—
• 5 M sIm p M a rc h 1941 M&S
4.35
• S V s Im p F e b ’ 46, ’ 51 F & A
4.30
4.20
•5M s M a r 10 ’3 1 ..M & S 1 0
b 4.35 to 4 %
•3s J u l y 1 1968
.T&J
4.40 Zan e sville — *5s C i t y H a ll
4.10
•4MS T"Iy 1943 . , J&.I
& M a rk e t 1 9 2 5 -3 9 ...M & b 4.40 to 4 %
4.10 Zan e sville School D is t—
•4Ms Sewer 1955 ___A & O
4.30
•4M s Sew Sep 3 ’37 M & S 3
b 4.40 to 4 %
3.90
8.65s s F e b 1937____F & A
•Subject to ta x a tio n . B y an
th a t S ta te are su b ject to ta x a tio n . Bonds issue prior to Jan. 1 1 1 are exempt from taxation.
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STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
Bonds.
O K LAH O M A
4MS O c t 15 1925-33.A& 018
4s F u n d in g 1925 27____F & A
C a n a d ia n C o 4s ’ 26-’3 1 .F & A
G u th rie 6s W W ’ 4 3 . . . A & 0
M uskogee— 4 M s 1 9 2 5 .M & N
5s Sewer 1936________M &S
O k la C i t y — 5s ’37 o p ’ 22 F & A
5s W a te r 1936............M&S
4 M s Sewer 1936_____ F & A
4 M s W W 1941______ J & J
O k la C i t y S D 4s 1 9 3 3 ..J & J
5s 1926, 1930, 1931.. V a r
O k la C o — 4M s ’ 25-’3 3 .J & D
O km ulge e 5s M a r 15 1943___
P a yn e C o 4 M s ’ 25 to ’ 29 A & O
T u ls a 5 M s 1 9 2 7 -3 2 .... F & A
S M s J u ly 1946______ F & A
5 M s W a t& P a rk '3 0 -’49 F & A
5s 1933-1947.................. F & A
OREGON
H ig h w a y 1925______ A & O
5 M s H ig h w a y 1925____A & O
4 M s H w a y ’ 2 5 -A p r’ 4 4 .A & 0
4 M s 1925-1944 ( s - a ) . . . A & 0
4s H ig h w a y 1925-42___A & O
4s H ig h w a y 1925-41___A & O
4s A u g 1 1928-1933____F & A
A lb a n y 5s ref '31 op ’ 21.A & O
A s to ria 5s 1953_________J & D
SM s 1925-1949.............. J & J
B ake r C i t y 5s 1934____ M&S
C la tso p C o 5s 1934____ A & O
C o lu m C o 5s’ 25-’ 29-’34. A & O
D a lles C i t y 5s ’25-’ 2 6 ._ M & N
Eu gen e 5s 1942________M & S
M u lto n o m a h C o 4 M s’ 3 2 J& D
5s R o a d 1925-1929.-M & N
P o rtla n d —
S M s A u g 1928............F & A
5s g old B rid g e 1925.. A & O
5s H a r b D e v 1925-30M&N
4 M s D o c k 1943____M & N
4 M s O c t 1925-47____A & O
4s W a te r 1937............M & N
P to f A s to ria S s H a r’ 23-’ 2 9 J* J
P t of Coos B a y H a rb o r 5s___
P o r t of P o rtla n d —
4s D r y D o c k 1934____J & J
Salem — 8s Sewer’ 23-’33M & N

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b 4.25

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3.25
4.15
4.15
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4.45
4.45
4.45

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4.15
3-50 1
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.25

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b
b

4.75
4.80

P E N N S Y L V A N IA
5s J u ly 11951 Series C . . J & J 118
118M —
4M s J u l y 1929, 1934, 1939,
1944, 1949 __________ J & J b 4.10 to 4 %
A lle g h e n y— 4s 1927____J & J b 4 % to 4.95 %
4s Street Im p t 1937. M & N b 4 % to 49.51 %
3 M s 1925 to 1931.. . A & O 6 4 % to 4.95 %
A lle g h e n y C o 4M s ’ 4 3 .M & N b 4 % to 4.95 %
4s R o a d 1939............. A & O 6 4 % to 4.95
4s B rid g e 1942______ F & A 6 4 % to 4.95
3M s 1932 o p t 1922.. M & N b 4 % to 4.95
99
A lto o n a — 4s '34 o p t ’ 14.J & J
100
99
4s R e f 1936 o p t 1916.. J & J
100
99
4s H ig h w a y ’ 37 op ’ 32 J & J
100
A lto o n a S D 4s ’ 25 to ’3 5 A & 0
99
100
B ethlehem S D 5 M s 1923,
'30, ’ 35, ’40, ’45, ’ 5 0 .J & D b 4.10 to 4.05
B ra d d o ck 4 M s ’ 25-’4 4 .M & N b 4.10 to 4.05
4s 1925 to 1935_____ M & N b 4.10 to 4.05
C a m b ria C o 4M s ’ 25-’ 45____ 6 4.10 to 4.05
Chester— 3 M s 1929____J & J 6 4.10 to 4.05.
4s ’37 o p t ’ 17 t e x -e x m .J & J b 4.10 to *.05:
4M s 1930-35-40______ J & J b 4.10 to 4.05
C he ste r S D 4 M s ’ 32.-’ 37-’42 b 4.10 to 4.05
E a sto n — 3 M 8 1928____A & O b 4.10 to 4.05.
E r ie — 4 Ms Sch 1925-39 A & O b 4.10 to 4.05
4M s R ef 1934 o p ’ 2 4 .. J & J b 4.10 to 4.05
E r ie S D 4s 1925-38____F & A b 4.10 to 4.05
4 Ms 1925-1937______ A & O b 4.10 to 4.05
4M s Ja n 1 1936-1946_____ b 4.10 to 4.05
F a y e tte C o 4s R oa d *26. A & O 6 4.10 to 4.05
4s R oa d 1936________A & O b 4.10 to 4.05
H a rris b u rg —
|
4s A u g 31 1926-32.. . M & S b 4.05 'to 3.95
4s P u b Im p ’ 25 to ’ 36 M &S b 4.05 to 3.95
4s M a y 15 1925-1953____ lb 4.05 ito 3.95
Jo h n sto w n —
4M s 1925 & 1930_________ \b 4.05 !to 3.95|
4s B u ild in g 1930 o p t M & S b 4.05 ito 3.95
L a cka w a n n a C o 4s 1944F& A 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
Lan ca ste r 3s ’ 38 o p t ’ 28.A & O 6 4.05 to 3 95
3 Ms Sewer 1934____M & S ib 4.05 to 3.95 %
Lan ca ste r S D 4s M a y 1945 b 4.05 to 3.95 %
L o w e rM e rio. n .T p. 4 s ,4 M s ,4 M s b 4.05 to 3.95
-------------------------------------- .
. . ---------------- _ & N
M c K ’p ’t S D 4 M s’ 25-’43M
b 4.05 to 3.95 %
M e rce r C o 5M s ’ 25-’4 7 _ F & A 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
N o rris to w n S D 4M s ’ 43 J & J 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
P h ila d e lp h ia — 4s 1 9 3 7 ..J & J 100
101
5s J a n 1951__________ J & J 114
116
4 M 8 M a y 1948______ J & J 107 M 108M
4 M s N o v 1 1948_____ J & J 107M 108M
4s J u l y 1939__________ J & J 100
101
4s J u l y 1942__________ J & J 100
101
4s J a n 1 1946_________ J & J 100
101
4s N o v 1 1966_______ J & J 100
101
4s J u l y 26 1972______ J & J 100
101
. .
3 M s J u l y 1932_______ J & J 64 M %
3 M s J u l y 1 1934_____ J & J 64 M %
. .
P h ila S D 4M s ’ 25-’ 4 3 __J& J 64 M %
4s 1925-1942_________ J & J
99 M 'io o M
P itts b u rg h — 4 M s’ 25-’ 5 0 J & D 6 4.05 to 3 95 %
4s M a y ’ 25 op ’ 10-’ 22M &N 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
4s 1925 to 1927............M & N 6 4.05 to 3 95 %
4s 1926 to 1939______ J & J 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
4 M s ’ 25-’38 ta x a b le . M & N 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
3M s A p r ’ 25 to ’ 3 0 ..A & O 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
P itts b S D 4 M s ’ 25-’ 2 7 - . J A J 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
R e a d in g — 4s ’ 25 to ’ 28. A & O 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
4s 1925-1928________M & S 6 4.05 to 3.95
4s 1926 & 1931___________ 6 4.05
4.05
S cra n ton 4 M s ’ 25-’ 4 1 _ _ F & A
5s 1925-1950................ F & A
4.05
4s 1925-1937_________ M&S 4.05
4s l9 2 5 -’30-’35_____ A & O
4.05
Scra n t S D 48’ 25-’ 28-’3 3 A & 0
4.05
3M s 1925-1932.......... . F & A
4.05
U n o n to w n 4s’ 28 ta x -e x M & N 6 4.05
W ash’n C o 4 M s ’ 23-’34 M&S 6 4.05
4a 1925-1933................ M & N b 4.05
b Basis.

/F la t price,

n Nominal,

.
.

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[V ol. 120.

STATE AOT> MUNICIPAL BONDS
B on ds.

B id .

W ilk e s -B a rre S M s ’a S - ^ F A A ft 4.05
4s 1925 to 1935.............J A J 6 4.05
4M s Im p Ser I ’25-’3 8 A A O !6 4.05
4M s 1931-1940______ J A J 6 4.05
4M s Im p 1940-1945. _J A J b 4.05
W m s p o rt 3 M 9 ’ 29op’09 M A S b 4.05
Y o r k 4M s 1925-1943... F A A b 4.05
Y o f k C o 3 Ms ’ 25 '32 M A N b 4.05

Aak.

to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to

To
N e t.

3 .9 5 %
3.95 %
3.95 %
3 .9 5 %
3.95 %
3.95 %
3 .9 5 %
3 .9 5 %

To

B onds

B id

Aak

N a sh ville —
6s A p r il 1925 1 9 4 2 ... A A O 6 4.50 to 4.25 %
5s M a rch 192 5-I960 .M A S 6 4.60 to 4.50 %
5s M a rc h 1933______ M A S
4 60
5s School 1925-1945..J A D 6 4.50* to 4.25 %
4.40
4 M s S treet 1935.......... J A J
4.40
4 Ms H ig h Sch 1 9 4 0 ..J A J
4s W a te r 1928_______ J A J
4.20
R H O D E IS L A N D .
P olk C o 58 ’ 27-’46_____ J A D
4.60
4s C h a r lt In s t 1905____M A S
99
4.60
P utn am C o 4M s 1941. J u l y 1
3M s g o ld S H 1934_____ J A J
4.40
R ob e rtson C o 4 s’ 41op’ 31_J A J
95M
95
a rls to l— 3 M a g 1 9 3 0 ... M A S
4.40
S helb y C o — 4 M s S c n ’ 4 1 .J A J
C ent F a lls 4s ^ S - ’ S O - . - F A A
98
4 45
4M s M u n lc 1933-’ 5 7 .J A D
N P r o v ’oe 4s J ’ne 15 ’ 47 J A D
4.40
4s C o u rt House 1 9 5 5 .JA J
93M
Jo h n sto n 4 Ms 1925,
4 50
5s School 1929, 1939, 1949
1930. 1935, 1940____M A N
TEXAS.
99 M
98
L in c o ln — 4s 1928______ A A O
A u s tin 5s 1925-1942____J A J 6 4.70 to 4.80 %
102
4.70
N e w p o r t — 4 M s ’ 25 ’3 9 -M A S 101
5 s S ch B g A H o s’ 52op’3 2 J A J
115
5M s Ju n e 1 1925-1958____ 113
4.70
4 M % R ef 1925-1940.. J A J
gol
4.70
Beaum ont 5s ’ 52 op ’32. A A O
99M 100
4.70
■96M
4s M a y 15 1948_____M A N
5s W a te r W o rk s 1954.M A S
97M - - 3M s g H ig h Sch 1954 J A D
4.70
87 M
5s 1925-1964
88M - - 4.70
P a w tu c k e t— 4 M 9 1 9 5 0 ..J A J 101M
4s 1942 o pt 1922____.TAD
IM s Sewer 1952 ____J A D
101 Vs
5.25
Cisco 6s F u n d 1949-62 F A A 5
5
98 M
4M s School 1954 . . M A N
Clet)urne5s W W ’ 52op’3 2 .J A J
ts W a te r 1937............ M A N
4.25
Dallas— 5s 1931................J A D
95M
99
4.25
P ro rld e n c e 4s 1927____A A O
5s g A u g 1928_______ F A A
98
4.25
4s Jan 1 1945_______ . J A J
99 M —
5s 1925-1960________M A N
98
4s O c t 1 1954_______ A A O
99 M - - 4M s Sch 1925-1952.. M A N 6 4.30 to 4 %
4s J u ly 1930__________J A J
98
99 M —
4M s 1928,1938, 1939,1942
98
4s M a y 1902............ . M A N
1943, 1944, 1945 . . J A J 6 4.30 to 4 %
99M - - 98
4s W a te r 1902_______ J A D
99 M —
4s School 1925-1951.. J A J 6 4.25 to 4 %
98
4.50
4s O c t 1 1964............ . A A O
99M - - - D allasC o4 M sSeplO ’ 51 A p r lO ;------------96 M
3 M s Sch A B r 1929. .M A N
' V la d A B rid g e Feb 10
5
94 M
3s -tew A Im p 1929.. M A N
1954 o p t 1924____A p r 1 0 .............
4.90
W w t e r ly — 4s 1927____M A S
98 M
E lP a so 5 s W W P u rc h ’ 5 0 .A A O !-----------4.90
3M s W a te r Feb 1929. F A A
96M
6s Fun d 1951 o p t’3 1 .M A S 1
-----------4.90
W oonsocket 4 Ms F d '41 J A D 100 M
5s School 1955 o p t’3 5 . J A J j -----------4.90
6s F u n d 1925 1 9 3 5 ..M A N 106M
5s Im p t A u g 1 1948_F A A ’------------4.65
6s F u n d 1939-1961.. M A N 118M
F o rt W o rth 5s 1951____A A O ------------4.65
4M s F u u d ln g 1944.. M A N 100M
6s 1929-1934_______ J A D -------------4.65
98
4M s June 1925-1957.J A D
5s 1935-1959................J A D _______
4.65
5s Funded 1925-1959 A A O 105M
4 M s 3 tIm p ’ 48opaft’ 2 8 . J A J -----------4.65
93
4s F u n d in g 1947____A A O
4 Ms Sch’49 op a ft’ 29. J A D ............
94
4.65
3M s W a t M a v 1 ’31 M A N
4s R efu n d in g 1941___J A J ------------S O U T H C A R O L IN A .
Q a lve sto n —
4.25
4.75
4M s B lu e 1928..................J A J
5s L lm debt 1932-1936 J A J
4.75
4s tte fu n d 1952 op 1932. J A J
5s G ra d e R ais 1 9 4 4 ..A A O
97M
. 4.30| 5s School 1925-1954.M A S
4.75
C h a rle sto n — 4 M s 1928. A A O
, 4.45
4.75
4M s Ja n 1902_______ J A J
5s 1925-1950........... .. . A A O
.4.40
4.75
4s Sewer 1929_______ A A O
4 M 9 G ra d A c ’ 48op’ 2 8 .J A J
.4.40
4.75
4s R efg ’ 38 ( t a s - e im ) . J A J
4 M sG rad A c ’ 49op^2 9.AAO
. 4.701 G alve sto n C o u n ty —
C ha rle ston C o 6s 1 9 3 7 ..J A J
4.90
.4.90
C h s ra w 5 s’ 52 o p ’3 2 _ .J u ly 1
5s Bd A p r I0 ’51op’31 A A O
5
C la re n d o n C o —
G rim e s C o 5 M s ’ 25-’2 7 A A O lO
5
0s M a y 1 5 ’ 30-’ 4 O M A N l3
5 Ms Road ’ 28-’2 9 .-A A O 1 0
.............. 4.55
5
C o lu m b ia 8s R e f 1941..M A S
5 Ms R oad 1930-’54 A A O 1 0
______ 4.50 H a rris C o 4s ’47 op 17.A A O
4.80
4 Ms W a te r 1945_____J A J
______ 4.55 H ouston—
G re e n v ille — 58 S t 1942 . J A J
1.55
4.60
5s W ater 1958 o p t’3 8 F A A
5s Sew N o v 15 1 9 3 9 .M A N
4.00
t 50
5s R e fO c tl0 ’ 41op’ 3 1 .A A O
G re e u vllle C o 4 M s’40-’5 5 JA J
4.65 to 4 50 %
5
Lan caster S. D . — 5 s'4 1 .J A J
5s M u n Im p ’ 20-’ 3 0 . . F A A
5 30
08 J u ly 1940__________J A J
4 Ms Sept 1925-1952.M A N b 4.65 to 4.50 %
i 55
R ls b la n d C o 5s 1933___ J A J
4 Ms O c t 29’ 38 op ’ 28. A A O b 4.65 to 4.50 %
4.90 Palestine 5s Sch A u g 1 1929
R o3 k H ill 5s 1951 op ’3 1 .J A J
.4.70
4.50
S p a rta n b u rg 4 M s ’ 3 5 . .A A O
'34, ’39, '44, ’49, '54, '59, '64
4.55 P ort A rth u r 5s 1925-56.M A S
.4 85
5s Sept 1 1939______
4.55 San A u to n lo — 5s' 25-’ 53M A S
.4.40
5s N o v 1 1943______
. 4.40
S p a rta n b u rg C o u n ty —
5s Sept 1925-1953.. . M A S
.4.40
4.30
4M s 1925 1927..........M A N
5s Sept 1931-1959_____ __
Sum ter C o —
5s St Im p D ls t N o 2 1943
4 .7 5 %
5s Road A Bdge ’28-52 J A J
San A n to n io S D 5s '5 0 . F A A
4 85
Y o rk Co—
W a co — 5s N o v 1 1 9 3 4 .M A N
4.85
4 % s R d A B d g e ’26-’50 J A J b 4.65 to 4.50
5s Sewer 1937________J A J
4.85
5s W a te r-W o rk s 1942.J A J
4 85
SOUTH D AK O TA.
4s Ja n 1 1931_____ ______
5 15
6s R u ra l C re d it ’33-’ 4 0 .A A O
W ic h ita F a lls 0s 1950.M A N
6s Sept 1941................... . M A S
4 80
5 Ms 1925-1940_____ M A N
4M
5
1.751 5a Feh 10 I960. _ F A A 10
5s M a r 15 I931-’ 35._M AS1S
4.50
5s June 1 1925 '3 9 _____J A D
U N I T E D S T A T E S — S e e page B 10 A 48
1.701
5s H ig h w a y ’ 25- 2 8 ___ \ A O
UTAH.
4.25
4.50 5 Ms A p r il 1 1941_______ J A J
5a Ja n 15 1934-1940. J A J 1 5
4.25
4.60 5s C a p ito l B ld g 1934___J A J
5M s Ja n 15 1943____J A J l o
4.65 4 Ms C a p ito l B ld g 1934. A A O
4.15
4M s R u ra l C re d it 1 9 3 9 .JA J
m
4.15
Aberdeen 4 M s 3ewer’ 32 J A J
4 Ms R oa d 1939............. . J A J
4.80 4 Ms J u ly 1 1939_______ J A J
4.15
S io u x F a lls 5s 1931____J A D
4.80 4s C a p ito l B ld g 1934_ J A J
4.15
S io u x F a lls 8 D 5s 1935. A A O
_
4.80 B ox E ld e rC o 4 M sSch’32 F A A
5
5M s D ec 1 1940.......... J A D
4 25
O gden— 4 Ms 1929______ J A J
4.25
TENNESSEE.
4 Ms R efu n d in g 1932.J A D
4.25
4M s J u ly 1 1925-07____J A J b 4.45 to 4 .1 5 %
4 Ms R ef W a t 1933.- M A N
4M s R e f 1925-1955____J A J b 4.45 to 4 .1 5 %
Salt Lake C i t y —
4M s 1938-1955................ J A J b 4.45 to 4 .1 5 %
5s R ef 1925-1928____M A S b 4.40 to 4.15 %
4s R ef 1925 1955.............J A J b 4.40 to 4 .1 0 %
5s R efu nding 1941___J A J b 4.40 to 4.20
4s 1932-1953............... . . J A J b 4.40 to 4.10/
4 Ms M a y 1 1934____M A N b 4.40 to 4.20 %
B lo u n t C o 5s 1920,
4 Ms re fu ndin g 1934.M A N b 4.40 to 4 20
5
1931, 1930, 1941,’ 5 1 -J A J
4s S A W ’ 25 o p t ’ 15. A A O b 4.75 to 4 %
4.50 Salt Lak e C i t y S D 4s’3 0 .J A J
4 .3 )
C h a tt in o o g a fiM s 1 9 3 7 .JA J
4.50
4.30
5M s ref A p r 15 ’ 51 A A O l5
4 Ms Feb 1 1932_____ F A A
4 .3 )
4.59!
_
5s \ u d it 1927-’ 32_ M A N
4 Ms A u g 1 1933_____ F A A
4.59, Salt L C o 4 M s’ 26on’ 1 0 _ F A A
4.30
4M s M a y 1952_____ M A N
4.50:
4M s P a rk 1942..........M A N
VERMONT.
4.50 4 M s O c t 1 1925 1949._ A A O
4M s D e c 30 1 9 4 1 ..JA D 3 0
96
Co3ke C o R d A B rg e —
M fd d le b u ry 4s’ 41op’ 2 1 .M A N
4.90
1924,’ 2 9 ,’ 3 4 ,’ 3 9 .. . M A N
VIRGINIA.
4.90 0s deferred ctfs 1871____J A J
C u m b e rla n d C o 5s 1953. J A J
4.50
D a vid s o n C o 4 M s ’ 37op F A A .
B ro w n B ros c e rtific a te s ..
4.50 3s “ R ld d le b e rg e r” 1932 o pt
G ra in g e r C o 5s 1 9 4 0 ... F A A
4.50
H a m ilto n C o 5s 1 9 3 5 ... A A O
1900_________
..J A J
93 M
94 M
4.50 3s F u n d e d debt 199 1___J A J
5s A p r il 1945________A A O
77 M
76M
4.40 A lb e m a rle C o —
4M8 C H A J a il ’ 4 2 .. A A O
4.40
4.60
4 M s B dge A Sch 1947 A A O
5s Jan 1 1948_________J A J
4.50 A rlin g to n C o —
K n o x C o 5s 1930-1945______
4.70
4.50
K n o x v ille 5s 1940_____ M A N
S M sS ch B ld g ’ 33-’ 5 4 .F A A
4.80
4.50 B ris to l 5 M s Sch ’34-’53
6s W a t R e f 1 9 2 5 -4 0 ..M A S
4.65
4.50 C h a rlo tte s v ille 5s 1962.M A S
5M s F u n d 1950_____M A S
4.65
4.50
5s W a te r Im p t 1 9 5 8 ..J A J
4 M s J u l y 1 1930-1948
4.50
4.40 D a n v ille — 4s R efg 1 9 3 1 .JA J
4M s F un ded A c 1937 J A D
4.50
4.40
4M s W a te r-w k s 1 9 4 9 .JA J
4 M s R e f A u g 1942.. F A A
4.35
4.60
5s W a t Im p 1 9 2 5 -2 8 .JA D
4s Ju n e 1 1929_____ J A D
4.50
4.50! H en rico C o Sch 5s ’3 0 -5 0 JA J
M e m oh is 5s J u l y 1 9 5 4 ..J A J
4.90
5s R iv e r T e rm ’ 25 ’ 4 8 A A O 6 4 M % to 4 %
Lee C o u n ty 5s 1 92 6-4 1..J A J
4.25
to 4 %
5s A u d it M k t ’ 26 ’ 4 9 -J A J 64 M %
L y n c h b u rg — 5s 1926 o p t . J A J
4.35
4.40
4M a R e fu n d in g 1 9 3 9 .JA J
4M s R e f Ju n e 1 1927. J A D
4.45
4.40
4M s S t Im p t A c ’ 4 6 . F A A
4 Ms P u b Im p t 1 9 3 9 ..J A J
4.40
4.45
4 M s P a rk 1947______ J A J
4M s P u b Im p t 1 9 4 0 -.J A J
4.40
4.45
4M s W a te r 1951_____ J A J
4 M s S tre et 1947.......... .M AS
4.40:
4.45
4M s 1950.........................J A J
4s R ef O c t 1934______ J A J
4.65
4.40 N e w p o rt N e w s 4M3’ 4 8 . J A D
4M s P a rk 1959.............A A O
4.65
4.40
4s W a te r 1933______ M A N
4 Ms F e b 1953________F A A
4.65
4.40
4s Street N o v 11941 M A N
M e m p h is S D 4 M s ’ 5 9 .. J A J

6Basis.

'Flat price,




n Nom inal.

B on d s.

B id .

Aak.

To
N a t.

. . . 4.70
N o rfo lk — 6s O c t 1 1950. A A O
. . . 4.65
5 M s School O c t 1 ’81 A A O
. . . 4.50
8s M u n ic ip a l 1949___F A A
. . . 4.80
8s M u n ic ip a l 1909___F A A
. . . 4.40
4 M s M u n lc Im p t ’42 M A S
. . . 4.40
4 M s R en ew A p r 1 ’ 41 A A O
. . . 4.40
4 Ms Im p J u l y 1 9 4 0 ..J A J
. . . 4.40
4s Im p t M a rc h 1930. M A S
. . . 4.45
Petersburg 4 Ms 1 9 8 2 ..A A O
. . . 4.00
P o rtsm o u th — 4 M s 1940 F A A
. . . 4.75
3 M s A u g 1 1951_____ F A A
. . . 4.60
4 Ms Im p O c t 1 1942.A A O
. . . 4.60
4 M s Sch A Sew 1938.J A J
. . . 4.65
5s W a te r 1948_______ J A D
. . . 4.60
6s R ef 1928............
.J A J
. . . 4.25
R ic h m o n d — 6s 1925-’ 2 9 _ JA J
. . . 4,25
0s J u ly 1 1930_______ J A J
. . . 4-20
4M s P u b Im p 1949._J A J
. . . 4.20
4 Ms S tA P k R d S e p ’ 29 . J A J
. . . 4.20
4M s 1958...................... J A J
. . . 4.15
4s 1925 to 1930............ J A J
. . . 4-25
4s 1938 to 1943______ J A J
. . . 4.25
4s 1941_______________J A J
. . . 4.25
4s E le c L ig h t 1942___ J A J
. . . 4.25
4s 1943.........
JA J
4.45
R oa noke 4 M s R e f 1936.J A J
4.45
4 M s Street Im p t M a y 1940
. . . 4.45
4 M s P u b B ld g 1941. M A N
. . . 4.45
4 M s P u b B ld g 1944. M A N
. . . 4.45
4 M s A p r 1952.............A A O
. . . 4.40
4s St Im p t 1936_____ J A J
. . . 4.80
S ta ffo rd C o 5s 1942____J A J
S ta un ton—
5s W W 1929-’ 58____M A S b 4.60 to 4.70 %
4.75
Ta ze w e ll C o 3s 1925-46.J A J
W A S H IN G T O N .
6s G e n F u n d 192 6-1 940.JAJ b 4.40 to 4 %
5
Aberdeen 8M s ’ 25-’3 1 ._ J A D
4.75
B ellingha m 5s 1920____A A O
5
C la rk e C o 5s ’ 35 op ’ 25 J a n 1
5
E v e re tt 5s J u ly 15 1931.J A J
5
5s Ju n e 1930_________J A D
5
5 Ms W a te r 1934-1938MAS
4.65
K in g C o — 5s 1928_____ M A S
4.05
5s C ’t House '33 o p t M a y
4.65
5s R oad 1935________F A A
4 M s H a rb o p t ’ 25-’ 30 N o v i b 4.80 to 4.65 %
Lew is C o 5s 1 9 2 5 -3 2 ...M A S 6 5 % to 4.8E %
4.85
P acific C o 4 Ms J u l y 1 ’ 28-’30
5
Pierce C o 5s ref ’ 25op’ 1 5 A A O
5s Sept 1 1 9 2 8 -3 7 ...S e p t ft 5 % to 4.9C %
5
4s R ef 1920o p t 1910.M A S
4.70
P o r t of Seattle 5s’ 25-’5 5 M A S
4.70
4 Ms Ja n 1926 1 9 5 5 ...J A J
Seattle— 5s 1 9 2 5 -1 9 3 0 ..JA J
6s L A P Sys 1927-41. A A O
3 Ms L A P 1929-43.M A N
4.35
4 M s Sewer 1927_____M A S
4.35
i M 8 Sewer 1931_____ J A J
4.35
4 Ms L ig h t e xt 1932.. J A J
4.35
4s A p r il 1 1929_____ A A O
4.50
Seattle S D N o 14 M s’ 25 M A N
4.50
4 Ms M a r ’ 25 to ’ 3 1 ..M A S
5
Snohom ish C o 5s’31 o p a f t ’ 21
4.40
Spokane 5s P a rk 1 9 2 7 ..J A D
4.40
4 M 9 Bdge C o n s t 1931.J A J
4.40
4 M 9 P ark 1962______ J A J
4.40
4 Ms B rid g e 1925-36__JAJ
4.55
4s W a te r J u ly 1 1 9 2 5 .JA J
4.55
S pokaneSD N o8 1 4 M s’ 2 9 JA J
4.55
4 M 9 M a y 1 1931____M A N
5
Stevens C o — 4 M 9 ’ 29 o p t ’ 19
4.75
T a co m a — 5s ’ 25-’ 33____J A D
4 75
4 M 9 L t A P o w 1 9 2 9 ..J A J
4.75
4 Ms R e fd g 1931____A A O
4.75
3 M s J a n 1 1939 ___ . J A J
W E S T V IR G IN IA .
4.25
5s H ig h w a y 1 9 2 7 -1 9 4 6 ..JA J
3 Ms Ja n 1 1939_________J A J 6 4 M % 3 .9 5 %
4*45
C h a rle sto n 4 M s’ 41 o p ’ 2 7 J A J
4.50
C h a rle ston S D 5s ’ 25-’ 5 2 J A J
4.55
C la rk s b u rg 5s ’ 2 5 -'5 3 ..A A O
4.70
C la rk s b g S D 5s’41 o p ’ 21M AS
H an co ck C o u n ty — 5s G ra n t
4.85
R oa d D l s t ’ 46 o p ’ 3 2 .M A N
4.50
H u n tin g to n 5s 1944____O c t
4.50
5s In d Sch D ’ 28-’3 4 . J A J
4.75
M a rtin s b u rg 5s ’43op’ 29 D e c l
4.85
M ercer C o 5s’44op’ 2 4 A A O 15
4.45
P a rke rsb u rg 4s W a t ’ 29 Ju n e
4.404 M 9 Ju n e 1 1933 . . J A D
4.30
W h e e lin g 5s W W ’32-’5 2 JA J
4.25
4s R e f 1925 to 1936.. J u l y
W I S C O N S IN .
4.15
A p p le to n 4 Ms 1926-32.F A A .
4.25
E a u C la ire 4 Ms W W ’33-’44
4.25
Fo n d du Lac 4 M s’ 25-’35 M a r
G re en B a y 4 M 9 '26 ’3 3 .J A J 6 4.70 to 4 50 %
6s W W 1925-1935.- M A N ft 5 % to 4.80 %
6s W W 1936-1960 - M A N ft 5 % to 4.80
Jefferson C o 5s ’ 28-’3 2 .A A O 6 4.50 to 4.40
4.25
L a C ro3se4M s’ 32op’ 2 2 .F A A
4.25
4s W a te r ’ 31 op ’ 2 1 . .J A D
4.20
M a d iso n — 4s O c t 1931.A A O
4.20
M a rsh fie ld 4 M s ’ 25-’3 2 . J A J
4.20
M ilw a u ke e 5s 1926-1939 J A J
4.20
5S 1925-1939_________ J A J
4.20
5s Ja n 1926 1940_____ J A J
4.20
5s J u l y 1925-1940____ J A J
4.20
4M s 1926-1939_____ J A J
4.20
4 Ms P a rk 1 9 2 6 -1 9 3 5 ..JA J
4.20
4s V ia d u c t 1925 to ’ 20 J A J
4.10
M ilw a u k e e C o 4s’ 25-’ 2 5 M A S
4.40
Oshkosh 4 M s 1926-34.. F A A
4.15
R acine 4 Ms R e f ’ 26-’30. F A A
0s 1925-1941________ F A A ft 4.35 to 4.45 %
R a cin e C o —
4.30
6s 1930-1940 ------------------ J A J
4.25
S u p e rio r 4 % Sch ’ 2 5 -’4 4 J A J
4.30
W ausau— 4 M 3’ 25-’ 33. . A A O
4.30
W o o d C o — 5s’ 28,’ 29,’31 A A O
4.30
5s 1934______________ A A O
4.30
5s 1937 A 1938............ A A O
W Y O M IN G .
4,50
0s P u b B ld g 1925-28.. . J u l y
5
C he ye nn e 5s ’ 31 o d ’ l l . F A A
N a tro n a C o S D N o 2—
100
5s 1928-1944________
S he ridan—
6s F u n d M c h 151952 M A S

55

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Q u o t a t i o n s I n t h is d e p a r t m e n t a r e g i v e n p e r s h a r e , n o t p e r o e n t , e x c e p t f o r s t o c k s o f C a n a d i a n I n s t i t u t i o n s , a n d a r e
a s n e a r a s p o s s ib le f o r t h e c l o s i n g d a y o f t h e m o n t h p r e c e d i n g d a t e o f i s s u e , t h o u g h o f t e n a r e n o m i n a l .
A n a s t e r is k (• )
d e n o t e s s a le s .
F ig u r e s o f d e p o s it s , c a p i t a l a n d p r o f i t s f o r t h e n a t i o n a l b a n k s a r e f r o m t h e C o m p t r o l l e r ’s l a s t o a ll; f o r a l l o t h e r i n s t i ­
t u t io n s t h e y a r e t h e la t e s t o b t a in a b le , d ir e o t r e t u r n s b e in g p r o c u r e d b y u s w h e r e n o p e r lo d io s t a t e m e n t s a r e r e q u ir e d .
For
th e C l e a r i n g H o u s e b a n k s o f N e w Y o r k , P h i l a d e l p h ia a n d B o s t o n , d e p o s it s a r e t a k e n f r o m t h e la t e s t w e e k l y s t a t e m e n t
ALABAM A—

C a p it a l .

B ir m in g h a m —
A m e r T r & Sav B k
B lrm ln g ’m T r & 8
F ir s t N a tio n a l B ank
T ra d e rs N a t B an k
M o b ile —
f ir s t N a tio n a l B an k
M erchants’ B a n k ..
People’s B a n k _____
M o n tg o m e ry —
Exchange N a t B ank
f ir s t N a tio n a l B ank
f o u r t h N a t B a n k ..
Alabam a B k A T r C o
U n io n B k A T r C o .
A R IZ O N A —

31;

N a tio n a l b a n ts D e c .

S u r p lu s
P r o fits .

%

<
fc

G ro s s
D ep o sits .

$
13,542,520
19,432,710
39,811,119
3,495,969

%

1.000.000
752,107
1,000,000
851,751
1.500,000 3,202,925
250,000
123,051

P a r.

31.

C A L I F O R N I A — (C o n c lu d e d )

B id .

A sk.

P er

100
100
100
100

sh are.

225
250
400
200

250
260
425
225

P er

300,000 1,356,987 14,498,014
200,000 d 550,369 9,209.061
283,642 4,213,924
300,000

sh are.

100 465
100 410
100 150

475
425
150

P er

300,000
1.000,000
500,000 d
300.000 d
100.000 d

73,209 1,913,305
514,913 6,239,481
281,953 5,588,362
77,000 2,378,000
124,952 1,011,393
31:

N a t io n a l b a n k s D e c .

P h o e n ix —
C itize n s State Bank
Com m ercial N at Bk
N a t B k of A riz o n a .
Phoenix N a t B a n k .
P hoen ix 8 B k & T r .
T a lle y B a n k ______

S ta te i n s t i t u t io n s D e c .

100
100
100
100
100

S ta te i n s t i t u t io n s D e c .

sh are.

110
148
137
104
210

115
152
142
106
220

31.
P er

100.000 d
7,000
465,207
13,802
150.000 d
368,133'
2 JO ,000 d 286,800 4,085,120
205,729 5,382,284
2 JO,0001
100.000
269,173 3,229,831
730,000'
326,693 11,239,241

sh are.

100
100
100
100

A R K A N S A S — N a t io n a l b a n k s D e c . 31: S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s D e c . 31.
I I f f I a P A(-j/
P er sh a re.
340,000 20,009,642
A m e r South T r C o . 1,000,000
25
C e n tra l B a n k _____
200,000
4u,938
846,774 ____ ______
109,846 2,532,707 100
En glan d N a t B a n k .
300,000
Bxchange N a t B an k
300.000
227,121 5,754,216 100
People’s S a r B a n k .
200,000
25
67,930 2,749,330
Bankers T r u s t C o . .
300,000
127,041 10,417,061 100
Bxchange T ru s t C o
100,000
85,752 1,418,478
418.699 9.830.437 "165 -7 — - ..........
U n io n T r C o ______
500,000
W B W o rth e n C o .*
200,000
358,257 3,348,433

S a n F ra n c is c o —
A m e r B an k of S. F .
A n g lo L o n d o n -P a rls
N a tio n a l B a n k ..
B a n k of C a lif , N A .
B a n k of I t a l y _____
B a n c a P o p o la r e
F u g a z l_________
B rit-A m e r B a n k ___
C a n to n B a n k _____
C ro c k e r N a t B a n k .
D o n o h o e -K e lly B C o
F ir s t N a tio n a l B an k
F re n c h -A m e r B an k
T h e San F ra n B a n k
H u m b o ld t B a n k ___
Ita lla n -A m e r B an k
L ib e r ty B a n k _____
M ission Sav B a n k .
T h e M ission B a n k P a c ific N a t B a n k ..
W e lls F a rgo B a n k A
U n io n T r u s t C o .
A n g lo -C a llf T r C o .
M e rca n tile T r C o ._
F ir s t Federal T r C o
U n ite d B k A T r C o
S an Jose—
B a n k of San J o s e ..
F lrs t N a tio n a l B a n k
G ro w e rs B a n k ____
S e c u rity Sav B a n k .
S e c u rity State B an k
S to c k to n —
C i t y B a n k ________
C o m m ’l A Sav B k .
F ir s t N a tio n a l B an k
S to ckto n S A L B k .
U n io n Safe P e p B k

P er sh a re.

P in e B lu f f —
O otton B el t S A T C o
N a t B an k of A r k . ,
lie r c h & P la n t B k .
Peoples 8 B A T r C o
tlm m on s N a t B ank

100.000

77,460 1,103,011
181,778 1 939 839
264.864 2,367,014
e75,017
766,434
403,889 5,123,724

100,0001
200,000

D ec.

P re s n o —
f i r s t N a t B a n k ____
L o s A n g e le s
B an k of A m e r ic a ..
C itiz e n s ’ N a t B ank
C im m e rc la l N a t B k
C o n tin e n ta l N a t _
_
F a rm e rs A M e r N a t
F ir s t N a tio n a l B an k
C a lifo rn ia B a n k _
_
M e rch a n ts’ N a t B k
N a t C i t y B k of L A
Southw est S tate B k
C a lifo rn ia T r u s t C o
S e c u rity T r & S B k .
H e ilm a n C o m T A 8
C itiz e n s T r A 8 B k .
P a cific N a tio n a l B k
P aciflc-S ’ w . T A S B
U 8 N a tio n a l B a n k .
U n lo n B a n k & T r . .
O a k la n d —
C e n tra l Sav B a n k ..
C e n tra l N a t B a n k .
Farm ers A M er Sav
F ir s t N a tio n a l B ank
O a kla n d Bank . .
C o m m ’l T r A S B k .
H a ia d e n a —
C e n tra l N a t B a n k .
C itiz e n s Savings B k
C o m ’l B k of P asad.
F lr s t N a tlo n a lB a n k
Pasadena N a t Bank
S e c u rity N a t B a n k .
F lr s t T r A Sav B k .
s s c r a m e n to —
C a lifo rn ia N a t B k .
C a p ita l N a t B an k
C a lifo rn ia T r A 8 B
f a r m A M ecb B k _ .
M e rch N a t ’l B an k
N B D O M ills A C o
People’s B a n k . . .
S a n B e r n a r d in o
A m e rica n N a t B a n k
C a lifo rn ia 8tate B k
San B ern N a t B k _ .
San B e rn C o S av B k

160
260
225
145
265

165
265
235
150
275
31.

S tate i n s t i t u t i o n s D e c .

61,609 2,523,592 ____ ______

200,000

____

P er s h a r e .

1.300.000
4.000.
1.000.
500.000
2,000.000
3.500.000
3.000.
1.500.000
1.000.
100.000
500.000
8.250.000
2.500.000
2,000.000
1.000,000
6.900.000
500.000
1.600.000

172,140 10,084,735
2,016,909 43.312,536
000
852,486 14,823,790
000
45,014 6,993,963
2,180,075 45,164,938
3,854,766 85,566,808
1,574,003 70,520,942
000
1,381,996 48,045,610
190,699 8,467,767
000
: 23.846 1.221.675
228,7371
613,390
6,371,260 200506 786
1,127,390 71,628,165
1.675.653 45.514.816
270,972 4,947,820
6.629.207 170430 678
146,785 3,989,204
428,592 12,209,453

100
100
100
100
100
100
100

140
307
220

310
235
129
390 400
390
378
295
2 2 2 ^ 230
140

100 332
100
100
125
100
100 188
170
P er

800.000 1,440,819
1.000,000 1,376,766
140.006
300.000
1,000,000 t>387,070
1,500.000 2,689 921
38,856
500.000
100.000
300.000
100.000
400.000
100.000
300.000
800.000

50,427
164,238
11,424
176,968
28,629
107,240
317,174

28.888,754
20,552,004
4,844,239
9,866,587
33,619 846
2,205,778
1,479,984
3,497,607
304,203
5,295,311
563,493
2,841,601
9,968,129

100
100
100
100
100
100

180
200
230
240

100,000
100,000
100,000
150,000

14,838,202 100
9,339,938
11,241,393 165
6,320,020 .100
2^293,070
9,469,927 100
7,590,815 100

15.681,351
3,838,836
8,719,637
2.428,000
2,410,173
1,863,149
1,429,556

220
sh a re.

200
210
250

100

76,892 1,661,951
117,894 1,165,814
321,050 1,935,905
290,081 3,189,531
687,691
230,237
873,398
76,500
68,499
20,506
30,456

135

1

P er

1,000,000
356,751
500.000
404,254
450.000
475,864
350.000
1396,436
<158,144
200.000
500.000 1,148,634
t381,629
800.000

S a n D ie g o —
F ir s t N a tio n a l B an k 1,000,000
500.000
F irs t T r A S av B k .
200.000
S a nD lego T r & S B k .
250.000
Secur C o m m A S B .
200.000
U n io n N a t B a n k _
_
100.000
U n ite d States N B k
125,000
U n iv e r s ity A v e B k .
Southern T r A C o m ­
m erce B a n k ____ 1,000,000
a E x -r ig h ts
• Sale price,
c June 30 1924
a O c t. 10 1924.




31;

25
100
25
25
100

100
100
100
100
100
100
100

225
175
300
150
150
150
180

365,099 19,127,774 100 180
t C a p ita l Is to be increased,
e D e c. 2 1924
i M a rc h 31

sh a re.

S u r p lu s
A P r o fits .

C a p ita l.

G ross
D ep o sits.

P a r.

B id .

A sk.

P er sh a re.

1,692,534 60,456,325

4.750.000

3,770,571 107191052
5.000.
000
8.500.000 9,085,634 83,118,864
17,500,000 7,778,695 328963 919
1.057.000
1.000.
600,000
2,000,000
650.000
3.000.
1.250.000
1.000.
1.200.000
1.500.000
1,000,000
500.000
200.000
500.000

266,469
00058,916
118,713
7,618,675
d 264,015
1,610,229
000
778.404
3,000,000
000
1,143.308
603,023
120,737
138,978
196,351
d
119,936
l

100 135
100 172
100 215
100 2 7 4 ^ 276

102
16,914,825
4,032,255
3,317,237
45,345,175 100
2,451,224 100
28,761,114 100 216
17,385,077 100 166
92,917,170 1000
25,512,041 100 200
19,814,481
160
5,794,377
8,374,331 100
2,582,880
1,801,071

9,000,000 d8,023,147 120626752 100 207
1.500.000 d l , 679,543 49,507,255 100 226
265
5.500.000 4,921,416 144433102
908,741 23,636,610 "50
1.500.000
4.500.000 d 919,690 41,551,204 100
P er

300.000
500.000
300.000
100.000
100,000

412,805 5,441,407
675,003 7,709,625
38,945 1,344,029
278,705
276,059

110

..........
155 K
sh a re.

100
100
100
100
80

400.000 d 337,896
517,670
650.000
1504,761
200.000
d 992,863
500.000
56,000
250.000 d

100
_

C A N A D A — See last page.
COLORADO—

N a t io n a l b a n k s D e c .

C o lo r a d o S p g s .C o lo ra d o Sav B an k
C o lo ra d o Spgs N B .
Exch a n ge N a t B a n k
F irs t N a tio n a l B ank
C o lo T it le A T r C o .
D e n v e r—
A m e rica n N a tl B k .
B ro a d w a y N a t B k .
C e n tra l S B k A T r .
C o lora d o N a t B an k
D enver N a t B a n k.
D ro v e rs N a t B a n k F irs t N a tio n a l B ank
G lo b e N a t B a n k _
_
Ita lla n -A m e r B a n k .
Pioneer State B an k
S tock Y a rd s N a tB k
U 8 N a tio n a l B a n k .
G u a rd ia n T r u s t C o .
H om e Sav A M e r­
chants’ B a n k _
_
In te rn a tio n a l T r C o
L e a d v ille —
A m e rica n N a t B a n k
C a rb on ate N a t B k .
P u e b lo —
F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k
W estern N a t B a n k .
P ueb lo Sav A T r C o

31;

S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s D e c .

31.
P er

50,000
100,000
300.000
300.000
150.000

208,692
104,410,
202,553
353,150
91,079

2,088,991
2,032,030
5,225,529
6,592,963
1,767,159

"

599,830 10,034,810
500.000
38,942 3,017,467
200.000
148,266! 7,406,041 100
500.000
1,000,000 2,206,400 32,708,737 100
1,000,000 1 .270.407 38.036.226 100
41,017 1,470,263
200.000
1,500.000 1,791,601 39,800,883 100
61,344 1,857,028
200,000
412
542,558 . . . .
100,000
15,500 1,274,543
100,000
12,998 2,066.955 100
250.000
550.000 1,212,328 21,153,822 100
968,769
27,095
240.000
325.000
500.000

th a 't'

P ee

sh are,

100
100
100
100
100

190,857 4,297,241
1,417,541 15,546,825

100

542,077
1,015,935

C lo s ed

100
100

P er

100.000
100,000

25,550
29,375

500.000 1,025,366 15,222,782 100
152,172 2,037,708
100.000
100,000 d 256,299 4.183.785
ks D e c . 31 ; S ta te i n s t i t u t io n s

B r id g e p o r t —
C i t y N a tio n a l B a n k 1,000,0001 1,150,721
1,821,202
F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k 1.000.
000 d
687,958
000 d
B rid g e p o rt T r C o ._ 1.000.
Am er Bank A T r Co
200.000 d 146,741
91,369
C o m m ’l B k A T r C o
300.000 d
N o r th E n d B k A T r
100.000 d
63,779
83,982
W e st Side B a n k _
_
100.000 d
H a rtfo rd —
785,427
700.000
C ity B ank A T r Co
732,314
C o n n R iv e r B k g C o
150.000
F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k 1,150,000 1,358,994
000
3,475,028
H a rtfo rd -A e tn a N B 2.000.
36,004
100.000
M erch an ts B k A T r
300.000
74,227
M u tu a l B k A T r C o
1,000,000 1,491,163
P h o e n ix N a t B a n k
955,933
State B a n k A T r C o
400.000
U n ite d States Secty
746,564
T r ____ _______ 1.000.000
H a rtfo rd -C o n n T r
2,000,000 2,881,251
C o .......... ..............
114,944
100.000
P a rk St T r u s t C o .
365,744
150.000
R iv e rs id e T ru s t C o
100.000
306,745
T ra v e le rs B A T r C o

New H aven—
100,000
Am er Bank A T r Co
200,000
Bway Bk A T r C o .
250
128,000
C itize n s B k A T r C o
200
F irs t N a tio n a l B an k 1,000,000
310
300.000
175
M echan ics’ B a n k ..
500.000
M erch an ts N a t B k .
175
N e w H a v B k N B A 1,200,000
500.000
N a tT ra d e s m B k A T r
200
750.000
Second N a t B a n k .
650.000
U n A N H av T r Co
200
a E x -d iv id e n d
h In c lu d es T r u s t Fu n d s
1924. b Reserves.

D ec.

sh avi

31.

P er sh a re

9,607,595
15,677,124
10,348,979
5,312,110
1,126,537
895,734
1,979,388

100 202
100 265
100 170
100 175
125
100 125
100 140

17,769,734
4,531,044
9,243,053
18,429,080
477,897
2,459,870
15,852,910
8,283,420

100
30
100
100
100
100
100
100

•

270
180
180
135
142

P er sh a re.

390
200
230
300
288
450

10,308,918

120
300

100 435

19,093,465
2,346,455
2,634,928
4,530,579

240
315

100 435
100 275
100 425
100
P er sh a re.

126,852 2,489,570 100 165
114,000 2,713,781 100 125
r9,931
555,435 100
1,374,274 15,019,912 100 200
1,000,000 15,551,750
60 195
50 77
500,459 8,154,835
2,081,918 7,255,706 100 210
657,554 3,440,834 100 175
1,215,254 9,229,070 100 200
1,100,871 10,311,198 100 295
c In c lu d es F irs t F e d . T r . C o .

130
105
79
178
—
sto ck .

[V ol. 120,

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

56

ILLINOIS —

CONNECTICUT— (Concluded)

C a p it a l .

Norwich—
M erch an ts’ N a t B k
Tham es N a t B a n k
U ncasN at B an k_
_
Bankers T r u s t C o . .
W a te rb u ry —
C itiz e n s ’ & M a n u fa ctu rers’ N a t B k
W a te rb u ry N a t B k
C o lo n ia l T r u s t C o .
M erchants T r C o . .
W a te rb u ry T r C o . .

$

100,000
1,000,000
100,000
100.000

S u r p lu s dk
P r o fits .

G ro ss
D ep o sits.

$

B id .
P er

100 100
100 125
100 too
125 125
P er

600,000
302,181 6,361.204
501,494 3,664,177
500,000
500,000 1,280,000 8,230,879
413,353 5,477,711
400,000
197,944 3,778,400
300,000

31;

S ta te i n s t i t u t io n s D e c .

S u r p lu s
P a r.

$

534,634
86,117
732,832 2,629,970
58,772
723,375
33,208
889,225

N a t io n a l b a n k * D e c .

100
50
100
100
100

175
78
390
250
160

C a p it a l .

A sk.
sh are

110
145
105
135
sh are

A u ro ra —
A u ro ra N a t B a n k _ .
F ir s t N a tio n a l B an k
A m e rica n N a t B an k
M e rch an ts N a t B k .
O ld Second N a t B k
A u ro ra T r & S a y B k

$
100,000
100,000
100,000
300.000
200.000
200,000

Sk

P rofits

C ross
D ep o sits .

P a r.

31.
B id .

297,509
183,369
321,171
266,389
297,307
218,440

2,410,034
3,638,118
2,498,767
2,618,239
2,322,948
2,099,895

100
100
100
100
100
100

435
335
375
200

450
350
400
200

215

225

P er
C h ic a g o —
A e tn a State B a n k . .
200,000
137,727 3,746,453 100 180
A lb a n y P a rk N a t B k
200,000
81,422 2,895,177 100 165
—
A llia n c e N a t B a n k .
200,000
84,646 3,470,510 100 150
A tla s E x c h N a t B k .
200,000
60,447 2,370,577 100 120
A u s tin State B a n k .
300.000
267,170 6,022,200 100 140
B o u le va rd B dge B k
400.000
DELAWARE — N a t i o n a l b a n k s D e c . 31; S ta te i n s t i t u t io n s D e c . 31.
150,850 8,740,129 100 170
B o w m a n v llle N a t’l
P er sh a re.
W ilm in g t o n —
of C h ic a g o ______
200.000
49,329 3,779,906 100 150
130
C e n tra l N a t B a n k .
210,000
207,5531 2,177,137 100 126
103
B ro a d w a y N a t B k .
200,000
41,505
125
Fa rm ers’ B a n k ____
50 120
500,000 e l ,061,137 13,678,242
C a lu m e t N a t B ank
300.000
162,150 8,358,922 lo o 235
62
60
50
In d u s tria l T r u s t C o 1,250,000 e252,393 1,825,573
C a p ita l S ta te S a vB k
3,903,548| 100 179
300.000
76,700
205
188,047) 1,528,715 100 197
N a t B k of D elaw are
110,000
C e n tra l M fg D is B k
500.000
633,67l) 8,412,199; 100 370
120
25 99
U n io n N a t B a n k _
_
203,175
820,881) 3,748,526
C itize n s State B k ._
500.000
341,315
, 100 275
130
322,927) 6,969,525 100 115
D elaw are T r u s t C o
900,000
C o n t & C o m m N B 25,000,000 20,714,734 418300 446, 100 324
260
845,354 5,351,206 100 245
E q u ita b le T r u s t C o 1,000,000
C o sm op olita n St B k
750.000
392,056 10,399,184 100 180
283
939,066 6,424,811 100 273
S e cu rity T & S D C o
600,000
D epositors State B k
350.000
253,687, 5,453,939 100 195
120
W ilm in g to n T r C o . 2,000.000 1,444,485 17,620,192
50 115
D iv is io n State B an k
200.000
120,761! 2,170,950, 100
D ouglass N a t B k ._
200,000
22,991 i
978,319 100 105
350.000
D re xe l State B a n k .
352,642 8,618,239 100 230
DIST. OP COLUMBIA— N a t . b a n k s D e c . 31; o th er i n s t s . D e c . 31.
D ro v e rs N a t B a n k . 1.000,000
479,062 20,598,645 100 199
P er sh a re.
W a s h in g t o n —
F ir s t E n g le w o o d
C itize n s S a y B a n k .
State B ank
80,504 1,138,716
200.000
200,000
92,909^ 3,472,336, 100 160
C o lu m b ia N a t B an k
F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k 12,500,000 17,678,995 256052 527 100 475
250.000 e379,320 3,391,070 100 295
160
200,000
C om m ercial N a t B k 1,000,000
F ir s t N a t E n g le w ’d
437,733 14,052,818 100 155
644,210 7,278,751) 100 390
B an k of C o m & S ay
115,537 1,432,955
10 205
000
Forem an N a t B a n k . 4.000.
100.000
4,509,588 64,678,330, 100 409
F u lle rto n State B k .
525,269
200,000
103,850
e46,388
D e pa rtm en tal B an k
108,402 2,911,606 100 170
210
G a rfie ld P k St S B k
486,642 7,512,244 100 182
300.000
D is tric t N a t B a n k .
550,000
80,293 5,513,0871 100 195
100 225
F a rm A M ech N a t .
H a lste d St State B k
398,447 3,409,466 ICO 239
252.000
200.000 202,179
Federal A m e ric a n
H il l State B a n k ___
200,000
71,2541 2,132,162) 100
200,000
N a t B a n k . _ _ 1.200,000
H u m b o ld t State B k
875,866 11,589,079 100 215 225
<58,233 3,392,440, 100 170
112,620 4,565,418 100
300.000
F ra n k lin N a t B an k
H yd e P k State B k .
225.000
319,423 4,861,910 100 220
175
168
Inde pe nd’e State B k
200.000
L ib e rty N a t B a n k . _
500.000 el73,S57 3,002,664
45,982 4,619,3211) 100 200
400
5,889,000 lo o 363
200,000
Ir v in g P a rk N a t B k
Lin coln N a t B a n k .
160,530 4,399,792 100 260
300,000 e613,439
180
134
150
250.000
M erch B k & T r C o 1,000.000 e406,404 7,012,371 —
Jefferson P a rk N a t .
100,988 3,506,650,
K aspar A m e r S t B k 1.600,000
M t V e rn o n Savs B k
e95,309 2,947,442
160,000
495,391 17,547,581)| 100 200
230
K e n w ’d N a t’l B k__
300.000
N a t B a n k of W ash
1.050,000 *989,286 9,188,848 100 220
321,518 5,515,908 10 0 250
N a t C a p ita l B an k
Lake V ie w State B k
300.000
200,000 e303,813 1,424,545 100 215
148,995! 7,285,337; 10 0 165
250.000
N a t M e tro p B a n k .
L aw n d a le N a t B an k
800.000 1,046,739 16,672.385 100 290
155,728! 5,976,760 in n
340,545
500.000
L aw nda le State B k
d4,781
Peo C o m m Sc S a v .
175,254) 4,691,037, 100 Jt360
100,000
327
L in c o ln State B an k
R iggs N a t B a n k ___ 2,500,000 1,786,640 32,984,117 Too 321
400.000
66,592) 3,189,771’ 10 0 135
200.000
Log a n S q St Sc Sa B k
362,923 5,355,851 too 180
Second N a t B a n k ..
60,302! 2,541,270 10 0
500,000
el84,465 4,391,533 100 285 335
000
M a d Sc K e d S ta te B k 1.000.
421,850 10,602,546 10 0 192
200,000
128
200
M a d Sq State B k
300.000
32,026
552,915
52,401! 2,096,113
100,000
320
400.000
M a rk e t T r a d St B k
3,400,000 3,001,600 28,134,300 100 312
110,240 3,018,280 1 0 0 1 1 0
C o n tin e n ta l T r C o
M o tro p State B k
88
200.000
117,160 2,646,002 10 0 135
1,000,000 e l4 2 ,460 3,123,017 100 85
N a t B k of R e p u b lic 4.000.
000
N a t 8 a r Sc T r C o . . 1,000,000 2,307,902 10,520,143 100 422
1,499,243 80,339,703 10 0 188
N a t B k of W o o d l’n
699,404 5,319,149
300.000
M u n s e y 'T ru s t C o ._ 2.000,000
78,372 3,134,878 10 0 150
182
N a tio n a l C i t y B an k 2.000.
000
825,609 6,729,834 100 179
U n io n T r u s t C o _
_ 2,000,000
e l, 658,306 38,188,191 10 0 173
N a t B k of C o m ’ce
320
600.000
U n ite d States 8 B k .
100,000 e l9 1 ,647 2,113,812
282,678) 7,136,467 10 0 161
424
N o rth A v e State B k
200,000
1,000,000 e l, 921,285 11,618,811 100 391
151,308) 8,178,607 10 0 180
N o e l State B a n k _
_ 1,000,000
267,675: 8,649,747 1 0 0 2 0 0
92
Ogden N a tio n a l B k
200,000
50,854 1,308,813 1 0 0
People’s S to ck Y ’ds
F L O R I D A — N a t . b a n k s D e c . 31; S ta te i n s t i t u t io n s O ct. 10.
State B a n k _____ 1,000,000
425,510 16,075,131 1 0 0 265
P er s h a r e .
200,000
P h illip State B & T
J a c k s o n v ille —
138,594 3,312,185 10 0 160
500.000
632,911 30,548,558 100 160 200
Pioneer T r & S a v B k
A tla n tic N a t B a n k . 1,400,000
292,164 7,854,191 10 0 223
821,766 18,136,876 100
500.000
Reliance State B a n k
B arn ett N B of Ja c k
750.000
168,102 8,627,162 10 0 235
97,601i 1,408,141
200.000
R oseland State S B
50,000
C itize n s B a n k _____
166,240 4,349,176 10 0 235
400.000
578,073 18,739,853 100
Sch lff T r Sc Sav B k
500.000
F lo rid a N a t B a n k . .
101,588 5,613,250 10 0 275
36,307 j 1,936,074
2d N W State B k .
200.000
People’s B a n k _____
100.000
81,211 2,335,851 10 0 160
Second S e c u rity Bk
350.000
Tam pa—
237,205 5,440,015 1 0 0
750.000
S e c u rity B an k
C itize n s B k Sc T r_ _ 1,000,000 a861,666,15,326,788 100
483,919 7,882,141 1 0 0 335
45,979 1,423,059
So C h ica go Sav B k .
600.000
B ank of Com m erce
200,000
494,500 7,586,124 1 0 0 258
484,638 9,026,473 166
750.000
500.000
S o uth Side T r & Sav
Exchange N a t B an k
305,239)10,410,858 1 0 0 2 1 0
483,063 11,832,494 100 ............. 1160
200.000
F irs t N atlon al B an k 1,000.000
Southwest State B k
116,396) 3,101,342 10 0 143
75,0001 1,303,743
State B k of C h ica go 2.500.000 6,384,952 52,780,428 10 0 565
F irs t S a y & T r C o
500.000
S to ck Y a rd s N a t B k 1.350.000
N a t C ity B k T a m p a
624,606 19,676,338 10 0 285
500.000 el92,844 2,136,474
S tk Y d s T r & Sav Bk
337.500
216,938 9,870,985 10 0
Tra n sp o rta tio n B k .
250.000
28,283 1,978,786 1 on
Q B O R G I A — N a t i o n a l b a n k s D e c . 31; S ta te i n s t i t u t io n s D e c . 31.
200.000
26th S t State B a n k
45,833 1,776,249 1 6 6
P er sh a re.
A tla n ta —
500.000
U n io n B a n k of C h ic
388,576 8,867,998 10 0 2 1 0
350,000 100 100
A m erican S a v B a n k
200,000
e58,000
200.000
U n ite d State B an k
150,283 2,905,079 10 0 2 1 0
275
300.000
U n State B k of C h ic
A t l & L o w ry N a t B k 4,000,000 3,510,892 48,115,984 100 272
97,341 2,5/3,199 100 140
245
250
600.000
W a s h in g to n P k N B k
267,093 10,474,300 100 250
C itize n s & Sou B k . 3,000,000 2,693,775 55,343,331 t
330
W est E n g le w o o d —
F o u rth N at B a n k . . 1,200,000 2,336,327 32,107,257 100 325
500.000
135
F u lto n N a t B a n k ..
750,000 e337,944 8,422,521 100 130
291,364, 5,342,210 100 275
T r u s t Sc Sav B k .
200
300.000
W e st T o w n S ta te B k
G a S av B k & T r C o
500,000 t>356,299 2,549,094 100 185
163,440 5,040,281 100 250
143
C e n tra l T r C o of 11 6.000,000 4,028,570 97,692,037 100 232
1
A tla n ta T r u s t C o . . 1,500,000 e567,442 3,971,766 100 140
282
500.000 e l, 303,463 8,766,624 100 385
C h ic C lt y B k & T r C o
T ru s t C o of G e orgia 2,000,000 1,501,449 4,357,911 100 280
1.500.000 1,031,323 25,227,756 100 174
C h ic a go T r u s t C o
P er s h a r e .
200.000
C itize n s T r & Sa B k
54,673| 2,559,839 100
A u g u s ta —
i onn non
30Q Q50 8T25Qt56n 100
000
11,013,914 94,022,727 100
C o n t & C o m T & S B 5.000.
260
250.000
D ro v e rs T r & S a v B k
3 )0 0 0 )0 0 0 2,693,775 5 5 )3 4 3 ) 3 3 1
485,153: 7,984,299 100 325
C itize n s & Sou B k
t
200.000
231,169 3,239,492 100 105
103,777) 1,309,533 100
400,000
E a s t Side T r & S B k
N a t Exch a n ge B a n k
250.000
140
155
71,593 2,774,108 100 128
e87,300 1,575,331 100
E q u ita b le T r u s t C o
U n io n S av B a n k _
_
100.000
400.000
85,9131 4,i75,265 100 125
F id e lity T r & S B k .
P er s h a r e .
F ir s t T r & Sav B k . 6.250.000 10,229,948 117864 080 100 115
C o lu m b u s —
160
651,422:10,752,264 100
000
Fo re m a n T r & S B k 1.000.
250,000 e216,175 2,677,615 100 150
C o l Sav B k & T r C o
300.000
503,435j 5,100,119 100 200
300,000 el41,701 1,222,081 100 130
13 2 Vi F ra n k lin T r & S B k
F o u rth N a t B an k .
e62,500 1,434,192 100 145
Greenebaum Sons’
150
H om e Savings B an k
100,000
425
B an k & T r u s t C o 1.500.000 1,330.758 24,346,498
200,000 e275,000 1,700,000 100 195 230
M e rch & M e ch B k .
235
284,059 2^896,954
300.000
150
246,033 1,319,214 100 145
G u arantee T r & Sav
200,000
F irs t N a t B k o f C o l.
375
4,739,4/4 62,560,148
000
155
H a rris T r & Sav B k 3.000.
527,328 2,433,040 100 150
T h lrd N a tlo n a lB a n k
500.000
260
000
H om e B k & T r C o . 1.000.
545,635 8,988,362
485
P er sh a re.
Illin o is M e r c h T r C o 15,000,000 35,095,667 389754983
M acon—
130
100
200,000
55,837 1,651,567
K eyston e T r & Sav
200,000 el01,161 1,268,299 100 99
B ib b N a tio n a l B a n k
175
200.000
K im b e ll T r & S B . .
245
250
118,613 3,420,925
C itize n s & Sou B k . 3,000,000 2,693,775 55,343,331 t
220
200
226,485 5,706,230
500.000
L a k e Shore T r & S B
654,175 10,965,395 100 200
F o u rth N a t B a n k .
500,000
325
12,081,512
753,521
500.000
L a k e v ie w T & S B k
1200
150,000 el94,766 2,404,752 100
M acon N a t B a n k ..
200
500.000
191,912 9,499,120
L ib e r ty T r & S B k .
185
P er sh are
200.000
161,711 3,536,024
L in c o ln T r & Sav B
Savannah—
____
200
400.000
225,443 9,488,350
M e rca n tile T r& S a v
3,000,000 2,693,775 55,343,331 100 245
C itiz e n s ’ & Sou B k
224
286,123 13,660,540
250 000 el44,000 1,916,000 100 125
750.000
M id - C it y T r & S B k
380
200
N o rth e rn T r C o _
_ 2,000,000 5,306,142 57,097,700
536,867 3,580,465 100 175
300)000
L ib e r t y B k & T r C o
305
820,312! 18,829,505
772,229 4,795,390 100
N o r th w ’n T r & S B k 1,000,000
190
700,000
S a v a n n a h B k & T rC o
| 240
711,185 19,089,804
130
People’s T r & S a v B k 1,000,000
95,931 1,001,277 100 125
300,000
C itiz e n s ’ T r u s t C o .
208
426,561| 8,115,029
500.000
P u llm a n T r & S a v B k
325
331,043) 9,470,791
500.000
Sheridan T r Sav B k
190
198,771 4,604,373
200.000
Sou W est T r & S a v .
170
940,504 14,671,863
S ta nd’d T r & S a v B k 1.000,000
I D A H O — N a t i o n a l b a n k s D e c . 31.
175
176,342 2,694,980
200,000
Stockm en’s T r& S B k
415
U n io n T r u s t C o ___ 2,000.000 3,73 j.,253 64,751,711
1
245
262,855 14,013,791
700,0001
W Side T r & S a v B k)
Boise C i t y —
255
289,380 8,946,748
W o o d la w n T r & 8 B k ) 500.000
234,290 4.378.50? lO f
250 00C
300 000
318)472 6.541.4781 100
113,300 2,934,751 1 100
P a c ific N a t B a n k ..
§661666

o D e c. 31 1924. b C a p ita l to be Increased,
* E x . d lv .
S e pt. 14 1923. t D e c. 31 1923.
* C o n s o lid a tio n .




A sb.

N orn i n a l .

sh are

190
125
150

10 6

___

390
328
200
205
135
240
203
480
415
205
200

255
220

370
140
196
132
12 0

140
196
177
167
210
10 0

240
300
300
340
264
220

..........
295
455
.....
150
260
1
285
1
236
390
|...........
i
j ...........
135
i 135
1125
i
440
,245
1 ...
270
495
1140
—
230
—
225
,200
1
_____
230
385
J
217
|_____
200
175
190
255
265

e M a r . 31 1924. d D e c. 31 1924. « O c t. 10 1924. a C a p ita l pa id In a u th o rized a m ou n t la la rger
* Ju n e 30 1924. t In clu des tru s t deDoaita. t B ra n ch of S a va n n a h . k N e w sto ck .
J L a s t sa le .

Feb., 1925.]

I O W A — ( C o n c lu d e d )

I L L I N O I S — ( C o n c lu d e d ).
C a p it a l .

E lg in —
E lg in N a t B a n k ___
F irs t N a tio n a l B an k
H om e N a t B a n k ___
U n io n N a t B a n k ___
E lg in C i t y B ’k ’g C o
H om e T r A S a v B k
P e o r ia —
C e n tra l N a t B a n k .
C o m m e rcia l N a t B k
D im e S av A T r C o .
F irs t N a tio n a l B an k
H om e Sav A S ta te .
S tate T r A S av B k .
M e rch an ts A 1 1 N B
1
F ir s t T r A S av B k .

57

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

*

100,000
200,000
150,000
100,000
150,000
100,000

S u r p lu s dk
P r o fits .

$
£75,013
1R4,2£2
284,01 9
£80,000
259,626
172,399

O ro s s
D ep o sits .

P a r.

B id .
P er

$

2 0fi2 122
2 282 620
i i no onn
2 ’437 501
1,748,120

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

325
330
375
350
185
130
275

sh a re.

10C
100
100
100
100
100

300,000
663,526 5,604,289
750.00C 1,612,922 7,762,573
250,00C £258,001 2,993.679
550,000 1,017,818 7,046,431
250,000
173,423 3,358,340
400,000
178,284 1,743,862
500,000
723,306 6,632,520
200,000
453,324 3,274,888

Q u in c y —
Illin o is S tate B a n k .
Q u in c y -R N B A T r
S tate St B k A T r C o
M e rca n tile T r A S B
S tate S av L A T r C o

300,000
500,000
500,000
200,000
1.000,000

159,647
140,423
84,374
£135,000
652,900

3,204,694
4,887,752
3,789,784
2,380,460
7,900,054

100
100
100
100
100

165
130
130
167
190

R o c k fo rd —
C o m m e rcia l N a t B k
Forest C i t y N a t B k
M a n u f’rs N a t B an k
Peoples B k A T r C o
R o c k fo rd N a t B an k
S e c u rity N a t B a n k .
S w e d ish -A m N a t B k
T h lr d N a tio n a lB a n k

200,000
300,000
400,000
250.000
750.000
200,000
125,000
500,000

67,994
292,112
507,426
213,123
829,469
70,705
237,603
358,939

807,009
3,214,485
3,637,808
2,838,891
8 153,512
lim is h
2,911,355
4,072,352

10 c
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

500,000
300,000
600,000
500,000
500.000

212,348
129,318
287,601
509,738
317,539

5,756,988
4 ’347i928
7,314,749
6,784,595
5,110,871

350
335
400
360
195
132}£
285

_____1
_____ J
.......... i
_____1

S p r in g f ie ld —
F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k
Illin o is N a t B a n k ..
R ld g e ly -F a r m ’s S B
S p’g fleld M a rin e B k
F ir s t S tate T r A Sav

100
100
100
100
100

P er sh are

I N D I A N A — N a t i o n a l b a n k s D e c . 31; S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s
E v a n s v ille —
C itiz e n s ’ N a t B ank
500,000
363,556 9,237,664
Lam asco B a n k
100,000
56,503 1,353,968
N a tio n a l C it y B an k
500.000
208,646 7,551,013
M e rca n tlle C o m ’lB k
200,000
50,367 2,028,310
N o rth Side B a n k ..
100,000
48,031 1,292,293
O ld N a t B a n k _____
500,000
185,103 7,675,585
W est Side B a n k ..
250,000
184,889 4,260,948
A m T r A S av B ank
250,000
173,564 2,880,044
C itiz e n s T r A S B k .
100.000
70,013 1,109,927
Farm ers T r u s t C o .
100,000
5,569
382,378
P o rt W a yne—
F irst N a t B k ______ 1 000,000
534,965 12,661,871
L in c o ln N a t B a n k .
300,000 £447,213 6,170,503
O ld N a tio n a l B a n k .
500,000
578,804 8,048,337
C itiz e n s ’ T r u s t C o .
300,000 *204,300 4,343,000
D im e Savs A T r C o
225,000
*24,178 1,536,516
Farm ers T ru s t C o .
200,000
*57,000 1,500,000
L in c o ln T ru s t C o . .
500,000
217,494 4,497,824
People’s T r A S a v C o
200,000 *325,551 3,029,796
T r i-S ta te L A T r C o
500,000 *653,654 12,567,769
In d ia n a p o lis —
C o n tin e n ta l N a t B k
400,000
157,141 4,550,622
F le tc h e r-A m N at B k 3,000,000
609,383 32,237,670
In d ia n a N a t B a n k . 2.000,000 2,574,926 30,707,472
L iv e s to c k B k _____
200,000
90,392 1,313,820
M erch an ts’ N a t B k 1.250.000 1,737,331 11,939,419
M e y e r-K is e r B a n k .
200,000
467,122 4,945,445
N a tio n a l C i t y B an k 1.000,000
79,552 4,399,422
People’s State B an k
100,000
122,008 2,556,123
A e tn a T r A Sav C o .
250,000
36,497 2,370,133
B ankers T r u s t C o . .
250,000
112,297 3,303,638
C i t y T r u s t C o _____
150,000
103,788 1,902,503
Fa rm ers T r u s t C o .
300,000
215,695 1,640,694
F id e lit y T r u s t C o . .
100,000
100,000 1,917,588
F le tch e r S av A T r . 1,500,000
740,805 18,630,746
In d ia n a T r u s t C o . . 1,000,000 1,180,113 9,120,977
State S av A T r C o .
750,000
168,754 2,028,751
S e cu rity T r u s t C o .
200,000
209,180 4,035,759
U n io n T r u s t C o ___
600,000 1,532,651 30,185,800
W ash B a n k A T r C o
100,000
60,020 2,032,450
W ild A C o S tate B k
100,000
96,534 5,964,005
T e r r e H a u te —
F irs t N a tio n a l B an k
700,000
436,920 3,410,079
M cK ee n N a t B ank
500,000
552,108 3,033,412
T e rre H a u te N a t B k
300.000
310,607 2,349,683
C itize n s T r . C o . . .
400,000
*150,572 2,191,000
T e rre H a u te T r u s t .
500,000
809,157 7,351,178
500.000
U n ite d States T r C o
318,025 4,349,076

D ec

175
13714
150
175
200

115
225
200
200
l 275
_____ l 135
_____ l 250
_____i 175
P er

Des M o in e s—
B ankers T r u s t Co__
C a p C i t y State B k .
C e n tra l State B an k
C o m m e rcia l Sav B k
Des M oines N a t B k
Des M o ine s S B A T
H om e Savin gs B a n k
Io w a T r A Sav B k
Io w a N a tlo n a l B a n k
M echanics’ Sav B k
People’s Sav B a n k .
U n ite d State B a n k .
U n iv e rs ity State B k
V a lle y N a t B a n k ..
V a lle y Sav B a n k ..
C e n tra l T r u s t Co__
Io w a L o a n A T r C o
Oubuque—
C o nsol N a t B a n k ..
F ir s t N a tio n a l B an k
Pioneer T r A S a v B k
U n io n T r A Sav B k
Io w a T r A Sav B k .
S io u x C i t y —
F ir s t N a tio n a l B an k
L iv e S to ck N a t B k .
T o y N at B a n k ....
S io u x N a t B a n k ___
S e c u rity N a t B a n k .
W o o d b u ry C o S B k
F a rm e rs’ L A T r C o
F ir s t T r u s t A; S B k .

S u r p lu s &
P r o fits .

1,000,000
150.000
250.000
200.000
1.000,000
400.000
100.000
100,000
1.600,000
100,000
100.000
200,000
50,000
500.000
150.000
500.000
500.000

$
338 845
106, 571
301 203
*79, 356
1,442, 198
r l ,165, 145
75, 098
28, 026
rl,16 5, 145
*38, 423
304, 706
u63, 560
*34, 844
205, 716
165, 366
*260, 000
518, 815

$
,885,917
,215,281
,390,228
,541,434
,866,331
,940,035
,958,043
,917,156
,940,035
,589,577
,763,043
,537,664
441,026
,927,386
,723,149
,000,000
,037,194

100

500.000
200.000
150.000
150.000
300.000

100,000
281,232
*100,208
271,137
216,000

5,436,103
4,713,682
1,156,910
3,434,968
2,612,277

100
100
100
100
100

1,000,000
200,000
200.000
400.000
250.000
100.000
150.000
100.000

138,618
104,579
75,107
109,124
483,437
152,985
*120,388
25,252

10,592,611
4,518,006
4,221,703
4,708,419
5,284,865
3,128,553
2,951,282
1,166,265

sh are

100 200

220

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

190
105
125
190
170
170
200
80

200
110
130
200
185
185
220
85

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

210
270
290
190
120
135
165
300
300

215
280
300
195
125
140
175
310
310

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

106
145
252
170
300

150
258

P er sh a re.

t ____
110
115
225
226
96
360
t ____

N e m in a l

180
205
210
135
250
150

I O W A — N a t io n a l b a n k s D e c . 31; S ta te i n s t i t u t io n s D e c . 31.
B u r lin g t o n —
ter
Am er S Bk A T r Co
300,000 *650,000 4,500,000 10 0 300
B u rlin g to n Sav B k .
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
<1132,345 2,167,195 10 0 2 0 0
F irs t Iow a State T r
S av B k . ______
600,000
568,813 9,055,293 10 0 2 0 0
M erch an ts’ N a t B k
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
105,255 2,206,766 10 0 2 0 0
C e d a r R a p id s —
C e d R ap id s N a t B k
500,000 £468,304 10,780,119 10 0 235
C ed R a p S B k A T r C o
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
169,447 3,651,194 10 0 190
Io w a State Sav B k .
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
*97,1 8 8 2,917,042 10 0 180
M e rch a n ts’ N a t B k
500,000 £621,85/ 12,824,800 10 0 300
People’s S av B a n k .
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
*60,666 1,849,211 10 0 125
S e c u rity S av B a n k .
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
*185,466 2,994,306 10 0 225
A m e r T r A S av B k .
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
158,414 3,555,471 10 0 267
C o u n c il B lu f f s P er
C i t y N a tio n a l B a n k
1 2 0 ,0 0 0
87,674 2,341,713 10 0
C o m m e rcia l N a t B k
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
6,081
798,279 10 0
C o u n B lu ff S av B k .
150,000
203,790 3,831,906 10 0
F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
202,239 3,895,307
S tate S a vin gs B a n k
50,000
153,691 3,322,436 10 0
D a v e n p o r t—
P er
A m e r C o m S av B k
1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 1,182,302 21,349,775 10 0
F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
£306,435 4,590,285 10 0
55,144 1,160,210 10 0
H om e S a v B a n k . .
50,000
Io w a N a tio n a lB a n k
150,000
268,370 4,874,251 10 0
S e c u rity S av B a n k .
150,000 *135,000 1,280,000 10 0
S cott C o S a v B a n k .
500,000 £*199,558 6,498,297 10 0
A m e rica n T r u s t C o
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
' 1 1 2 ,2 0 0
368,503
U n io n D a v T A S .
800,000
868,875 11,599,453 10 0
C itiz e n s ’ T r A S B k
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
86,920 1,545,240 10 0

P a r.

B id .

A iM .

N o m in a l

p r ien

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

C lo s ed.

C lo s ed.

100
100
100

____ l
250
____ l
200
175
P er

100 195
100 250
100
100
100
100
100
100

sh a re.

150
260
175
225
200
sh a re.

195
250

sh are.

31.

195
106
125
104
210
154
218
216
89
190
338
150

O ro s s
D ep o sits.

P er

K A N S A S — N a tio n a l banks

P er

100
100
100
100
100
100

C a p ita l.

A sk.

p rices
20 0
210

150
280
16C
a/itire.
315
210
210
210

250
20 0
20 0

350
150
250
275
sh a re.

sh a re.

K ansas C it y —
C o m m e rcia l N a t B k
E xch a n g e State B k .
C o m m e r’l State B k
People’s N a t B an k
R iv e rv ie w State B k
Topeka—
B a n k of T o p e k a ___
C e n tra l N a t B a n k .
Fa rm e rs’ N a t B ank
F id e l Sav State B k .
K a w V a lle y N a t B k
M e rch a n ts’ N a t B k
Shawnee State B k
State Savings Bank
T o p e k a State B a n k
C e n tra l T r u s t C o . .
P ru d e n tia l T r u s tC o
W ic h it a C e n tra l State B k . .
F irs t N a tio n a l B an k
F ir s t T r u s t C o ____
F o u rth N a t B a n k ..
M e rch Res State B k
State Reserve B an k
Southwest N a t B k .
U n io n N a t B a n k ___
U n io n S tk Y d s N a t
W ic h ita State B k . .
K EN TUCKY—

31;

L in c o ln B a n k A T r .
L o u is v N a t B an k .
N a t B k o f K e n tu c k y
Stock Y a rd s B a n k
F id e lit y A C o lu m T r
L o u is v ille T r u s t C o
U n ite d States T r C o
N e w p o r t—
A m e rica n N a t B an k
N e w p o rt N a t B a n k

26.
P er

10,018,584 100 190
2,651,895 100 200
1,399.740 100
3,065,142 100 165
2,181,326 100 210

333,281
1:82,696
83,745
78,428
1:149,640

400.000
500.000
100.000
200,000
100,000
200,000
60,000
100.000
50,000
400.000
100.000

286,554
127,890
20,127
nl0,664
27,606
146,436
1:28,000
n49,000
56,809
160,996
219,964

100,000
1,000,000
100,000
1,000,000
200,000
500.000
200.000
200,000
100,000
100,000

nl2,755
1,050,000
1117,000
309,588
132,000
1102,654
44,039
27,410
8,306
n37,623

818,288
21.667,951 '166
1,100,000 100
14,541,397 100
1,300,000 100
4,031,007
1,870,376 100
1,196,370 100
696,093 100
2,104,637

sh a re

215

7,657,340 100
7,061,087 100
1,187,303 100
1.515.968
660,391
4,152,644 100
903,000 100
2.123.968 100
1,848,463
2,089,836
919,012 100

31:

100
275

200,000
500,000
350,000
100,000
100,000

165

100
100
225

S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s D e c .

31.

258,479 2,316,552
427,097 5,148,003
169,000 4.180,488
137,108 1,425,155
*130,882 1,517,486

100 190
100 175
100 126
100 175
100 115

*272,357
£329,186
s450,000
<*60,000
£545,000
£230,827
<*62,919
3161,570

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

2,780,608
2,283,145
2,749,128
2,600,000
3,500,000
1,139,391
1,732,801
2,123,414

125
300

200
125
110
110

P er

300,000
300,000
800,000
300,000
1,000,000
150,000
100,000
500,000

175

140

P er

161^
190
190
134
147}*
210
265
325

shan

250
200
130
180
120
sh are.

____
193
193
150
215
275

P er sh a re.

1,000,000 1,914,401
500,000
600,908
500,000 *997,155
200,000 3322,119
477,592
f/250,0001
lolOO.OOO/
203,623
750,000
290,878
500.000
2,500,000 4,677,151
100,000
<*76,573
250,000
27,679
2,000,000 1,095,055
806,100 <1320,109
350,000 <*175,351

25,880,613 100
11,093,547 100
16,529,966 100
2,166,951 100
4,237,536 rio o
\100
6,420,636 100
7,899,897 100
44,571,368 100
893,694 100
494,086
4,445,270 io o
4,501,575 100
1,519,615 100

340
410
460
250

500
260
90

140
185
340
180
205
205
135

350
190
210

P er sh a re.

100,000
100.000

£183.283
280,000

N a tio n a l ba n k s D e c .

N e w O r le a n s —
A m e rica n B a ’k A T r
C a n a l-C o m m e rc ia l
T r u s t & Sav B k .
In t-S ta te T r & B C o
N ew O rl B k A T rC o
M a rin e B k & T r C o
W h itn e y -C e n t N B
H ib e rn ia B k A T r C o
W h itn e y -C e n t T r A
Savings B a n k ___
S h r e v e p o r t—
A m e rica n B k A T C o
A m e rica n N a t B a n k
C i t y Sav B k A T r C o
C o m m e rcia l N a t B k
E xch a n g e N a t B a n k
F irs t N a tio n a l B an k
C o n tin ’l B A T r C o

S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s D e c .

300.000
200.000
100,000
200.00(1
100,000

N a tio n a l b a n k s D e c .

C o v in g t o n —
C itiz e n s ’ N a t B an k
F irs t N a tio n a l B an k
L ib e r ty N a t B a n k .
C o v in g to n S B A T r
People’s S B k A T r .
L e x in g t o n —
B a n k of Com m erce
F a ye tte N a t B a n k .
F ir s t A C it v N a t B k
G u a ra n ty B k A T r .
P h o e n ix N a t B k A T r
Second N a t B a n k .
U n io n B k A T r C o
S e c u rity T r C o _
_
L o u is v ille —
C itiz e n s ’ U n io n N B
F ir s t N a tio n a l B ank
L ib e r ty In s B a n k ..
S e cu rity B a n k ____

L O U IS IA N A —

D ec.

31:

1,417,228
2,659,910

100 220
100 200

S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s D e c .

225

31.
P er sh a re.

5,531,652

162

4,750,000 3,050,682 74,470,861
955,959 14,329,459
750,000
250,410 6 678,313
800,000
1,500,000
894,961 26,373,859
2,800.000 £2,587,933 34,359.483
2,000,000 2,661,195 57,783,818

100 236
100 *299
136
166 180
100 295
100 326

1.000,000 £1,061,779 22,206,315

295

500,000

346,706

140
335

P er sh a re.

100.000
150,000
500,000
1,000,000
200,000
1,000,000
300,000

£49,006
£59,137
437.068
487,813
12,619
£633,305
212,593

1,012.579
1,937,616
8,183,249
16.333,256
1,466,261
10,616,533
4,873,128

100
100
100
100
100
100
100

155
150
320
230
90
320
225

160
160
325
235
100
325
235

* Sale p ric e , a In clu d es one-half share of K e n t T it le S. B . & T r . com . sto ck, * E x -d iv id e n d , n A u g . 21 1924. r C o n solid a ted sta te m en t.
eSept. 29 1924. y Last sale, g Preferred. 6 N e w sto ck, c U n ifie d includes C itz -U n lo n F id . A C o l. T r . t In clu d es T r . deposits. ♦'S ept. 15 1924.
O c t. 10 1924. t P riv a te banks, stocks closely h e ld , m I n process of liq u id a tio n , d Ju n e 30 1924. z N o v . 12 1924. t S to ck of C itize n s T r . A
S a v. B a n k held b y C itiz e n s ’ N a tio n a l B a n k .
k




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[V ol. 120.

BA^TKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

58

N a t io n a l b a n k a D e c . 31: S ta te i n s ti t u t io n s D e c . 3 1 , 1924 .
S u r p lu s
C a p ita l.

Bangor—

F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k
M e rch an ts’ N a t B k
Ea ste rn T r A B k g C o
M e r r ill T r u s t C o . . _

$
4 0 0 ,0 0 0
10 0 ,0 0 0
1 75,000
5 0 0 .0 0 0

C ross
D ep o sits .

& P r o fits .

$
8
4 0 7 ,5 8 4 6 ,449,871
2 6 1 ,0 4 5 2,2 3 7 ,6 9 1
93 9 ,8 9 5 7 ,5 5 9 ,3 2 9
6553,273 1 0 ,719,862

P a r.

280

M ARYLAN D—

P er

6 0 0 ,0 0 0
3 0 0 ,0 0 0
6 0 0 ,0 0 0
3 0 0 .0 0 0
4 0 0 ,0 0 0
5 0 0 ,0 0 0
1 50,000
2 5 0 ,0 0 0
15 0 ,0 0 0

54 2 ,0 7 8 3 ,3 1 8 ,4 8 3
188,884 4 ,7 4 0 ,1 4 7
50 5 ,0 6 3 8,3 1 0 ,2 6 3
859,251 9 ,8 4 6 ,7 2 5
9 6 3 ,7 5 7 1 5 ,010,685
4 4 8 ,5 3 7 10,130,394
639,021 1 ,579,130
6444 ,29 3 1 ,103,310
r214 ,827 2 ,6 9 8 ,1 6 8

N a tio n a l b an ks D e c .

31;

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

122
140
125
210
220
140
80
190
155

S ta te i n s t i t u t io n s D e c .

Baltim ore—
Balt Comm’l Bank
750,000
35 1 ,7 2 8 9 ,6 8 2 ,4 6 6
Calvert Bank_____
200.000 d 2 98,850 7 ,184,095
Canton N at Bank.
100,000 e io n .n n r ' 2 .5 n n .on n
Citizens’ N at Bank a.OOOiOOO 6 ,4 0 0 ,6 6 5 3 0 ,2 7 0 ,0 4 7
Commonw'lth Bank
300,000 e208,621 | 6 ,8 0 6 ,6 9 2
Drov A Mechanics’
National B a n k ..
600,000 1 ,0 3 2 ,3 3 9 15,310,501
Farm A M er N B k .
650,000
41 3 ,7 4 2 , 6,7 3 7 ,8 4 8
Mercantile B a n k ..
100,000 <2373,001 I 3 ,7 6 0 ,1 1 3
Merchants N at B k . 4,000,000 2 ,6 5 7 ,1 4 2 4 7 ,5 2 3 ,3 7 8
Nat Bank of B a lt .. 1.500,000 e l , 2 65,864 1 8 ,943,650
Nat Cent Bk of Balt
400,000
53 0 ,2 7 6 , 4 ,0 2 0 ,2 8 8
Nat Marine Bank. _
400,000
3 1 1 ,9 6 0 1 4 ,1 8 3 ,6 8 5
Nat Un Bank of M d 1,000,000
e951,732 9 ,5 7 7 ,0 7 5
Old Town N at Bk
500,000 e380,00C 3 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0
Park B ank_________
300 000
167,032 3,6 5 1 ,3 5 3
West Baltimore Bk
100,000 d 1 12.97K 1 .7 3 6 .3 m
Western Nat Bank500,000
6 6 5,722 ' 6 4 1 5 4 3 9
All Ex B k & T r Co . 12.000,000 2 ,2 3 6 ,2 5 1 2 7 ,689,013
Baltimore Trust Co 11,000.000 2 ,4 4 2 ,5 8 4 14,75 3 ,3 5 6
Century Trust C o .
500,000 <2542,039 3 ,2 8 1 ,3 5 4
Colonial Trust C o .
300,000
168,111 1,797,731
Commerce T r C o ..
750,000 <2319 , 5 0 8 ! 1 ,939,880
Continental Tr C o . 1,350,000 21,758,549 1 0 ,326,887
■qultable Trust Co 1.250,000 1 ,3 3 1 ,8 9 1 1 7 ,434,048
Fidelity Trust C o .. 1.000,000 2 ,2 4 0 ,7 4 4 1 7 ,464,008
Maryland Trust Co 1,000,000 <2569,288 1 0 ,892,132
Merc Trust & D ep . 1,500,000 3 ,7 1 9 ,4 3 7 1 7 ,671,178
Bafe Dep <k Tr C o .. 1.200,000 <23,884,005 1 6,5 8 9 ,3 9 7
BscurltyStor’ge&Tr
200,000 <2235,431 1 ,134,830
Title Guar A Tr Co
400,000
52 7 ,7 9 5 8 ,0 2 0 ,5 0 5
Union Trust Co
750,000
9 9 2 ,6 7 0 17,040,101
Frederick—
Citizens’ N at Bank
100,000
7 02,637 5,9 8 0 ,9 5 3
Comm'l State Bank
160,000
9 0 ,0 0 0 2 ,5 8 6 ,7 3 0
Farm A Mech N Bk
24 5 ,7 5 0 3 ,1 0 0 ,5 1 2
125,000
Fred’k Co N at B k .
150,000
5 4 ,0 7 0 2 ,1 2 9 ,3 9 8
Fr’k Town Sav Inst
150,000
21 3 ,3 1 6 2 ,8 9 5 ,4 1 6
Central Trust C o ._
524,3921 7,2 4 6 ,8 9 2
275,000

sh are

280

P ortland—

C a n a l N a t B a n k .. .
C h a p m a n N a t B an k
F irs t N a tio n a l B an k
P o rtla n d N a t B an k
F id e lity T r u s t C o ._
C a sc o -M e rc ’tile T r .
F o re st C i t y T r C o .
U n io n S D A T r C o
U S T r u s t C o ______

A sk.

B id .
P er

100
100
100
100

M A S S A C H U S E T T S — ( C o n c lu d e d )

400
320
sh are

126
150
132
240
240
150
210
165

31.
P er

10C

130

50

sh are.

_

120

10C
10 51 J*
50 110
100
40
25
10
100
100
30
100
10
10
25
20
50
50
100
25
50
100

325
56
120
21H

52

150
21JS

195
201
50
180

200
225
55

20

25

1 4 'ji

34 y2
106
107

154
108^
38

58
197

25

155X

—

200

50

50 210
100 140
50 279
100 n600
100
100
50 135
P er

650

1
sh are.

100 750
100
60
25 55
15 20
100 200
50 155

3— N a t . b a n k s ( e x c . B o s t o n ) D e c , 31 S ta te i n s t s . D e c . 31.

B oston—
Atlantic Nat B k ___
Boston Nat B a n k ..
Brotherhood of Loc
Eng Nat B a n k ..
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Comm Sec N at B k.
Federal N at B k ___
First National Bank
Merchants’ Nat Bk
Nat Rock Bk of Rox
Nat Shawmut Bank
Nat Union Bank___
Second Nat B a n k ..
Web A Atlas N B k .
American Trust C o
Bk of C o m A Tr C o
Beacon Trust C o . .
Boston S Dep & Tr
Charlestown Tr C o
Columbia Trust C o
■xchange Trust C o
Jamaica Plain Trust
Liberty Trust C o . .
Massachus’ts Tr C o
New Eng Trust C o .
Old Colony T r C o ..
Roxbury Trust____
State St Trust C o . _
U 8 Trust C o _____
Wlnthrop Trust Co
Beverly—
Beverly N at Bank.
Beverly Trust C o ..
B rockton—
Brockton N at Bank
Home N at B a n k .. .
Plym’ th Co Tr C o .
Cambridge—
Manufac N at Bank
Cambridge Tr C o ..
Central Trust Co__
Guaranty Trust Co.
Harvard Trust C o .
Bast Cambridge
ieohmere N at Bank
Fall R i v e r Fall River N at Bank
First N atlonal Bank
Massasolt-Pocasset
National B a n k ..
Metaoomet N at Bk
Darfee Trust C o___
Fall River Trust___
F itch b u rg—
Fltchb’g Bk&Tr Co
Safety Fund N B k .
G loucester—
Cape Ann N at B k .
Gloucester N at B k .
Glouces R t > T r Cn _
•Sale price.

|

D e p o s i t s o f N at. banksidate Jan 28 1925

4 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0

200,000

3 ,2 4 1 ,5 9 0 :8 5 ,7 6 1 ,0 0 0
5 3 .9 2 0

2 .8 1 8 .0 n n

500,000

487,721

100 215
100 .

500,000
35 1 ,0 1 0
1,500,000
1 5 0,000
15,000,000 1 9 ,2 2 3 ,2 9 8
3.000,000 2 3 ,7 8 7 ,0 8 9
3 0 0 ,0 0 0

10,000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
600,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
200.000
100.000
1 .000.000

200,000
750,000
1.000,000
1,000,000
7,000,000
200,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
100,000

80 6 ,1 9 4
8 ,3 0 9 ,7 9 6
1,5 6 6 ,4 5 4
4 ,5 2 7 ,4 2 5
1 ,3 2 6 ,8 3 7
2 ,7 4 2 ,0 4 3
152,559
1,9 4 1 ,0 5 3
3 7 68.262
’ 20,775
112,353
1 ,0 4 0 ,9 2 9
40 ,2 2 4
75 6 ,9 9 0
79 1 ,5 0 2
2 585462
9,7 8 5 ,8 1 1
s24,574
2 ,8 6 2 ,2 5 5
e l , 4 54,945
e77,995

7 ,4 6 3 ,0 0 0
5 ,7 2 6 ,0 0 0
27 ,2 9 1 ,0 0 0
2654 6 9 0 0 0
5 7 ,7 0 7 ,0 0 0
0 8 ,850,055
1470 77000
1 5 ,289,000
3 7 ,9 2 4 ,0 0 0
1 1 ,789,000
2 5 ,792,661
c3,904,325
e23434,769
16,230,071
c 3,139,090
c2 ,616,921
cl66 3 5 ,4 2 2
c3,591,270
cl 1841,774
c21305,372
2 5 ,3 4 1 ,2 4 8
1505 67995
1 ,409,392
4 3 ,9 1 0 ,0 2 3
17,14 7 ,5 9 4
2 ,1 0 7 ,0 0 5

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

115
165
100
3 34
310
285

210
200

220

372
265
270
420

165
175
185

125
200
293
245
325
P er

300,000
100,000

37 5 ,8 4 3
e45,237

2 ,9 5 7 ,6 9 0
1 ,301,103

100 155
100 105
P er

6 0 0 ,0 0 0
5 0 0 ,0 0 0

200,000

62 0 ,0 7 9 7 ,8 2 3 ,5 2 6
46 3 ,2 5 3 8 ,5 7 8 ,4 5 8
108,358 c3,505,536

4 0 0 ,0 0 0

315
300
213
203
205
377
268
275
175
185

200
210
297
105
250

335
sh are

160

110
sh are

100 175
100 165J£
100
125
P er

200,000
100,000
200,000
300,000

125
105
336

355

200

<34,249 2 ,2 2 5 ,0 0 0
e317,685 5 ,1 3 9 ,2 6 7
9 03,001 13 ,2 0 1 ,0 0 0
e l0 0 ,1 5 8 2 ,8 1 2 ,5 1 7
7 5 5,483 12,73 8 ,7 5 5

100
100
100
100
100

1,8 8 0 ,1 3 4

100

sh are

P er

151,824

sh are

P er

100,000

sh are

*225

4 0 0 ,0 0 0
4 0 0 ,0 0 0

625,071
56 8 ,9 2 9

6 ,1 1 2 ,8 4 2
2 ,1 6 2 ,5 9 5

100 150
100 210

650,000
500,000
200,000

56 7 ,0 1 6
45 1 ,4 9 0
8 4 8,822
86 ,2 7 6

5 ,7 4 0 ,4 5 2
4 ,3 1 1 ,7 9 0
3 ,9 0 3 ,9 7 1
2 ,7 1 5 ,3 3 9

5 0 0 .0 0 0
5 0 0 ,0 0 0

5 4 2,974
56 8 ,5 8 4

4 ,7 0 6 ,9 0 4
6 ,8 6 3 ,5 4 2

100 150
100 120
100 225
100 105
Per s h a r e
100 100
185
100 165
175

150.000
100,000
snn.noo

189,665 2 ,6 4 6 ,5 2 0
9 4,664 1,4 2 3 ,9 0 4
2 35,299 c4,7 0 1,384

4 0 0 ,0 0 0

100
100
too - -

H a v e r h ill—
$
Essex N a t B a n k ___
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
H a v e r h ill N a t B a n k
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
M e rrim a c k N a t B k
2 4 0 ,0 0 0
H a v e r h ill T r u s t C o .
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
H o ly o k e —
C i t y N a tio n a l B a n k
5 0 0 ,0 0 0
H o ly o k e N a t B a n k .
4 0 0 ,0 0 0
P a rk N a tlo n a l B a n k
10 0 ,0 0 0
H a d le y F a lls T r C o
5 0 0 ,0 0 0
L a w re n c e —
B a y State N a t B k .
6 0 0 ,0 0 0
A rlin g to n T r u s t C o
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
Law ren ce T r u s t C o
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
M e rch a n ts’ T r C o .
3 0 0 ,0 0 0
L o w e ll—
A p p le to n N a t B a n k
3 0 0 ,0 0 0
O ld L o w e ll N a t B k .
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
U n lo n N a t B a n k . .
3 5 0 ,0 0 0
W a m eslt N a t B an k
2 5 0 ,0 0 0
L o w e ll T r u s t C o ___
2 4 0 ,0 0 0
M iddlesex N a t B k .
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
Lynn—
C e n tra l N a t B a n k .
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
M a n u fa c ’rs N a t B k
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
N a tio n a l C i t y B a n k
3 0 0 ,0 0 0
State N a tlo n a l B a n k
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
Essex T r u s t C o . .
2 5 0 ,0 0 0
L yn n S Dep & T Co
10 0 ,0 0 0
Sagam ore T r u s t C o
1 25,000
S e c u rity T r u s t C o
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
N e w B e d fo rd —
F ir s t N a tio n a l B an k
5 0 0 .0 0 0
M e rch a n ts’ N a t B k 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
Safe Depos N a t B k .
35 0 ,0 0 0
P eabody—
W a rre n N a t B a n k .
20 0 ,0 0 0
S a le m —
M e rch an ts N a t B k .
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
N a u m kea g T r C o ._
2 5 0 ,0 0 0
Salem T r u s t C o . _
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
S p r in g f ie ld —
C h a p in N a t B a n k ..
5 0 0 ,0 0 0
Chicopee N a t B an k
5 0 0 ,0 0 0
S p rin gfie ld N a t B k .
5 0 0 ,0 0 0
T h ir d N a t B a n k . . 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
C o m m e rc ia l T r C o .
3 5 0 ,0 0 0
S p rin g fie ld S D 4 T
5 0 0 ,0 0 0
U n io n T ru s t C o .
5 0 0 .0 0 0
W est S p rin gfie ld T r
1 50,000
T a u n to n —
M a c h in ists’ N a t B k
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
B ris to JC o u n ty T r .
3 0 0 ,0 0 0
W o rc e s te r—
M echan ics’ N a t B k
4 0 0 ,0 0 0
M e rch an ts’ N a t B k 1 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0
B a n cro ft T r u s t C o .
3 0 0 ,0 0 0
W o rce ste r B k T r C o 1 .5 0 0 ,0 0 0
M I C H I G A N — N a t io n a l b a n k s
B ay C ity —
B a y C i t y B a n k ____
3 5 0 .0 0 0
150 000
30 0 ,0 0 0

sh are

m n . n n n L i .5 0 7 . 1 9 7

7 5 0 ,0 0 0

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C a p ita l.

160
k 120
- - 225

People’s C o m m e rcla l A Sav B an k
D e t r o it —
A m e r State B a n k ..
B an k of D e tr o it_
_
C o m m e rcia l St 3 B k
C o m ’w ea lth Federal
Savings B a n k _
_
C o n tin e n ta l B a n k .
D e tro it Sav B a n k ..
D im e Savings B an k
F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k
F ir s t State B ank .
H ig h l’d P k State B k
M e rch an ts’ N a t B k
M ic h St B k of D e t’t
N a t B k of C o m m ’ce
P en insu lar S tate B k
People’s State B an k
U n ite d Savings B k .
W ayneCoH oSav Bk
A m e r L oa n A T ru s t
D e tr o it T r u s t C o ._
F id e lity T r u s t C o ._
G u a ra n ty T r u s t C o
S e cu rity T r u s t C o .
U n io n T r u s t C o . .
G r a n d R a p id s —
F o u rth N a t B a n k ..
G r R ap N a t B a n k.
G r R a p id s Sav B k .
H om e State B k fo r S
K e n t State B a n k ..
O ld N a tio n a l B a n k .
G ra n d R a p T r C o . _
M ic h ig a n T r u s t C o .
S a g in a w —
B a n k of S a g in a w ..
A m e r 8tate B a n k ..
People’s Sav B a n k .
Second N a t B a n k . _

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P r o fits .

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D ep o sits.

P a r.

B id .
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$
$
2 7 0 ,0 3 9 2 ,8 6 4 ,2 3 7
2 1 7 ,4 6 7 3 ,5 3 6 ,2 5 6
7 4 3 ,7 6 7 3 ,0 9 5 ,6 8 4
31 6 ,5 1 6 1 ,8 8 2 ,9 4 8
1 2 1,408 c 3 ,5 7 3 ,4 0 0

100
100
100
100
100

e336 ,49 2 4 ,2 4 3 ,2 5 1
1 73,384 9 ,1 9 6 ,0 3 3
100,701 1 ,7 2 0 ,0 4 4
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100
100
100
100

140
133
132
150

2 7 2 ,0 2 6
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4 ,9 8 7 ,5 8 3
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100
100
100
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190
145
150
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100
100
100
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125
100
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112
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6 167 910
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3 ,0 2 8 ,9 6 9
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100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

252
160
90
195
370
93
230

8 6 9 ,7 3 7 1 1 ,4 0 5 .4 0 0
1 ,7 6 9 ,7 3 4 8 ,2 6 8 ,6 2 9
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100
100
100

290
225
330

2 1 8 ,7 2 7

2 ,8 7 9 ,0 8 2

100

120

3 1 7 ,1 8 9
4 0 0 ,3 4 4
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3 ,8 8 4 ,2 5 0
6 ,1 2 8 ,3 3 8
2 ,1 4 2 ,9 8 2

50
100
100

87

87

175

175
100

e628 ,73 5 7 ,3 1 1 ,7 8 1
94 2 ,3 1 1 1 0 ,3 8 1 ,0 8 7
1 ,0 7 7 ,0 7 4 1 1 2 ,5 0 9 ,5 4 8
1 ,8 0 8 ,9 4 3 1 6 ,4 8 1 ,5 4 7
o l8 3 ,0 7 8 4 ,0 1 5 ,1 5 7
1 ,5 9 4 ,5 7 1 9 ,8 3 2 .6 5 6
1 ,7 7 6 ,6 8 4 1 3 ,7 8 9 ,9 7 8
104,141 1 ,6 5 3 ,6 6 0

100
100
100
100
100
100
100

150
233
265
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195
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100
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152

100

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120

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100
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U u lu t h —
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B k of C o m ’ce A Sav
C i t y N a tio n a l B ank
D u lu th N a t B a n k ..
F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k
M in nesota N a t B k
N o rth e rn N a t B an k
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$
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deposits.
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F eb ., 1925.]

BANKS AND TRUST COMPA N U S

59

MINNESOTA (Concl.)— Nat, banks Dec. 31; State institutions June 30.
Surplus d
k
Cross
Capital.
Profits
Deposits. Par. Bid. Ask.

MONTANA— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31.
Cross
Surplus d
k
Deposit*. Par. Bid.
Capital.
Profits.

Minneapolis (Co n.) $
$
Per share.
$
Mercantile State Bk
58,000 1,700,000 100
95
105
253,000
March A Mfg St Bk
175
75,000 1,500,000 100
100,000
Metrop Nat Bank.
142
500,000 e208,637 7,766,164 100 135
Midland Nat Bank 1 .000,000
e564,974 19,701,552 100 165
170
Minneapolis Tr Co. 1 , 000,000 91 ,000,000 10,077,090 100
Northwest Nat Bk. 4.000,000 e2,609,405 84,317,807 100 230
240
Union State Bank.
200
100,090
<180,000 2,250,000 100
Marquette Tr Co._
200
58,000 3,000,000
200,000
Minn L’n A Tr Co. 1 , 000,000 1,489,557 11 ^344,490 100
Wells-Dickey Tr Co
500,000
257^056 4,356,545
St. Paul—
Per share.
American Nat Bank
160
400,000
211,650 11,072,860 100 150
First National Bank 3,000,000 3,357,701! 66,332,435 100
230
Merchants’ Nat Bk 2 ,000,000 2,118,984 48,553,868 100 220
Nat Exchange Bank
95
300,000 el60.974i 4,554,612 100
100
St Paul State Bk__
90
120
100,000
53,513 1,485,098 100
Payne Ave State Bk
85
43,957! 1,043,352 100
110
120,000
4tock Yards Nat Bk
115
350,0001
e90,090 3,718,668 100 100
Twin Cities Nat Bk
200,000
110
45,329
858,669 100 100
Merch Tr A Sav Bk
500.000 0404,752 6,780,890 100
Central Trust Co.
44,452 2,107,286
100
200,000
Northwestern Trust 1 ,000,000
too ______
501,622
MISSISSIPPI— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31.
Per share.
Jackson—
Capital Nat Bank.
200.000 260,619 3,651,277 100
First National Bank
100,000 260,957 2,687,108 100
Jackson-State N Bk
200,000
98,738 1,986,857

Butte—
Per share.
$
$
$
First N ational Bank
633,400 10,782,740
300,000
el00.715 1 .324.250
Miners S BkATr Co
200,000
313.036 11.545.900 ioo
Metals Bk A Tr Co
400,000
Helena—
American Nat Bank
239,163 4,405,261 100
200,000
Nat Bk of Montana
100,000 3,539,704 100
250,000
Montana Tr A S Bk
ell4,920 1,719,897 100
150.000
Union Bk A Tr Co.
302,577 3,903,527 100
250.000
NEBRASKA— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31.

Vicksburg—
tPer share.
25
25
Amer Bank A Tr Co
25,612 1,380,685
25
130,000
Citizens’ Nat Bank
54,021
369,450 100 105
100,000
165
First National Bank
300,000
230,584 2,974,672 100 165
Merchants’ Nat Bk
225
250,000
288,751 2,003,447 100 225
Nat City Sav Bk A
Trust C o .. . . .
210
100,000
67,625 2,810,794 100 210
Nat Peop S Bk A Tr
100,000
116,843 2,275,630 100 215
MISSOURI— National banks Dec. 31; Stai e institutions Dec. 31.
Kansas City—
Per share.
City Bank o f K C . .
100,000
247,014 5,177,666 100 350
Columbia Nat Bank
500.000
73,942 3,569,428 100
100
Liberty Nat Bank
500.000
175,010 7,620,629 100 134
138
Drovers’ Nat Bank 1 ,000,000
125
211,225 13,226,369 100
1 000,000 3,330,998 59,707,338 100 600
650
200 000
103,675 4,435,018 100 190
210
Interstate Nat Bk
sooiooo 1,031,092 13,206,867 100 450
475
Linwood State Bk
100,000
949,667
19,505
110
125
Main St State Bk
44,329 1,821,900 100 125
looiooo
Merchants’ Rank
200,000
71,195 2,282,750 100 200
95,457 2,823,641 100 180
100 000
200
Missouri Sav As Bk
100,000
150,000 4,194,300 100 1000
Mutual Bank
.
135
100,000
40,645 1,419,140 100 125
New Eng Nat Bank 1 . 000,000
500,000 18,070,837 100
180
mo non
11 2,228 2 083,924 100 325
Traders’ Nat Bank
200 000
124,338 5|653,885 100 225
300 000
170,492 4,041,141 100 215
225
Stock Yds Nat Bk
Union State Bank.
isoiooo
150
50,945 1,476,197 100 125
Western Exch Bank
225
250,000
150,825 3,316,111 100 200
Westport Ave Bank
100,000
62,131 1,419,049 100 175
200
« nno ooo 2,424,332 95,986,112 100 200
202
Federal Trust C o ..
200,000
45,182 2,226,543 100
Fidelity N Bk A Tr 2 ,000,000
173
737,076 31,607,531 100 170
Home Trust Co____
300,000
111,979 5,261,017 100 165
Mercantile Tr Co._
200,000
122,557 2,256,608 lOi, 350
Peoples Trust Co._
500,000
51,556 6,489,609 100 175
Pioneer Trust Co .
280
267,500
392,303 3,279,589 100 270
250.000
Fidelity Savs Tr Co
225,263 4,967,803 100
Walton Trust C o ..
210
250,000
250,936 1,910,461 100 200
St. Joseph—
Per share.
American Nat Bank
*355,914 8,854,929 100 350
200,000
Borneo Nat Rank
200,000
170,959 4,975,223 100
1200
First National Bank
500,000
458,167 8,511,554 100 175
200
350.000 el66,277 4,387,288 100
St Jos Stk Yds Bk
Tootle-Lacy N Bk.
200 000
248,079 9,363|528 100
Bartlett Trust Co__
100,000
e220,540 3,650,546 100 200
350
Buchanan Co Tr Co
100,000
921,710 100
e2 000
Empire Trust C o ..
200,000
e75 782 2,321,055 100 150
160
132 013 2,626,142 100 175
First Trust Co . .
100,000
200
Missouri Val Tr Co
looiooo elOO 333 1,764,247 100 175
200
St. Louis—
Per share.
Baden B a n k _____
100,000
el39,438 2,088,108 100
Boatmen’s Bank___ 2 , 000,000 1,150;592 25,822,995 100 145
147
Bremen Bank_____
200,000
811,338 5,984,342 100 400
Cass Avenue Bank.
200.000
230,394 4,226,940 100 260 275
First National Bank 10 ,000,000 6,737.276 143325098 100 205
206
Franklin Bank____ 1 ,000,000
395,019 11,830 123 100 140
143
Grand Ave Bank .
200,000
103,000 2,799,485 100 200
1,000 000
253,730 9,069,628 100 140
150
Jefferson Bank____
200,000
230.436 4,435,959 100 247
159,295 3,812,892 100 170
Jsff-Gravois Bank.
200,000
175
Lafayette So SldeBk 1 , 000,000 1,021.537 23,800,499 100 310
325
Lowell Bank..........
200.000
147,223 3,489,246 100 150
160
Manchester Bank. .
500,000 *1 207,965 5,431,060 100 182
Merch Laclede Nat 1,700,000 1,885,073 30,530,405 100 270
Missouri Nat Bank.
200,000
el5,000 1,617,789 100 107 '4 110
Nnt Bank of Comm 10 ,000,000 4,107,072 80,134,877 100 149M 150
National City Bank 1 ,000,000
325,139 16,578,097
122)4 124
Scruggs. Vander200,000
voort Barney Bk
83,465 1,683,843 100
Security Nat "Bank
Savs Trust Co___
250,000
50,000 5,004,036 100 157)4
200,000
185
Soutb'n Com A Sav
ell6,288 3,206,716 100 175
St Louis Nat Bank.
200,000
46,309 2,340,724 100 110
120
State National Bank 2 ,000.000 1,014,738 21,019,996 100 170
Tower Grove Bank
400.000
119,875 6,572,277 100 210
Twelfth St Nat Bk.
200,000
el60,000
852,980
542,431 8,832.157 100 125
United States Bank 1 .000,000
130
Water Tower Bank
200,000
e95,000 1,300,000 IO 140
O
150
550,265 14,832,311 10C 156
American Trust Co 1 ,000,000
B’way Sav Tr C o ..
200,000
d89,448 1,681,743 100 125
135
elll,863 1,542,000 100 150
Chouteau Trust Co
200,000
155
e98,451 1,633,172 100 110
City Trust Co_____
200,000
125
200,000
36,885 1,671,379 100 135
155
Oaston-TaylorTrCo
189,343 5,186,464 IO 190
400,000
O
Funn A Mer Tr Co
200,000
81,250 1,726,528 100 140
150
Laclede Trust Co_.
Liberty Cent Tr Co 3,000,000 1,169,806 35,344,900 100 105
107
Mercantile Tr C o .. 3,000.000 7,525,604 63,675,194 100 400 402
Miss Vail Trust Co. 3.000.000 4,302,777 34,979,469 100 242
245
200,000
e46,000 1,800,000 100 135
Mound City Tr Co.
145
200,000
73,254 2,775,666 100 140
Nor St Louis Tr Co
500.000 r689,214 8,491,206 100 180
Northwest’n Tr Co
190
ell3,202 2,701,753 100 150
200,000
Savings Trust C o ..
200,000
100,553 2,620,412 100 180
toath Side Tr Co .
190
100,000
76,315 1,215,668
Webster Groves Tr
200.000
ell7,978 3,022,794 ioo 150
Wait St L Trust Co
160

Ask.

Lincoln—
Per share.
Central Nat Bank.
el72,320 3,746,912 100
1170
200,000
City National Bank
el29,566 3,820,648 100
500,000
First National Bank
556,715 8,842,060 100
525.000
Nat Bk of Comm’ce
e255,649 5,380,640 100
300,000
LlncolnStateNatBk
135
9,500 2,555,331 100
200,000
Omaha—
First National Bank 1,250,000
963,743 23,804,576 100 200
215
Live Stock Nat Bk.
650,000
39,333 4,985,850 100
125
Merchants’ Nat Bk 1 , 000,000
704,479 11,984,895 100 120
150
Omaha Nat Bank.. 1 , 000,000 1,202,604 29,982,428 100 325
340
Packers Nat Bank.
181,495 4,674,624 100 180
200,000
Peters Nat Bank
200,000
90,986 2,294,958 100 175
200
Stock Yds Nat Bk.
842,599 10,169,083 100 220
750,000
240
131,504 5,556,725 100 150
State Bank_______
300,000
U S National Bank 1,100,000
732,070 18,873,901 100 265
273
NEW HAMPSHIRE— National Banks Dec. 31; State institutions June]30.
Manchester—
Per share.
Amoskeag Nat Bk.
692,769 4,023,691 100 350
200,000
First N ational B ank
241,700 1,792,076 100 200
150,000
358,472 2,550,918 100 250
Manchester Nat Bk
150,000
Merchants Nat Bk
70,169 2,196,160 100 150
150.000
Nashua—
City Guar Sav Bk.
*200,000
50,000 3,311,843 100
Indian HeadNatBk
280,571 3,159,414 100 250
100,000
272,582 4,082,628 100 150
Nashua Trust C o ..
200,000
200
Second Nat of Nash
218,249 3,428,800 100 250
150,000
250
Portsmouth—
New Hamp Nat Bk
136,620
939,141
100,000
NEW JERSEY— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31 .
Asbury Park—
Per share.
Asb Pk A Oc Gr Bk
600,000 6,018,324
400,000
Merchants Nat Bk.
59,701 1,725,795
100,000
Asbury Park Tr Co
174,707 3,177,170
150,000
Seacoast Trust Co.
309,670 4,401,276
175.000
Atlantic City—
924,364 8,334,779 100
AtlanticClty Nat Bk
200,000
Boardwalk Nat Bk.
200,000
e350,931 1,972,789 100
529,276 5,462,369 100 500
Chelsea Nat Bank.
200.000
Second Nat Bank..
250.000
194,688 5,886,987 ____
100.000
Union Nat, Bank .
e229,337 2,183,744 ioo
100,000
el23,919 2,465,600
Atlantic Co Tr Co.
300.000 *565,982 6,398,859 100
Atlantic S DA TrCo
Bankers Trust C o ..
el37,567 3,359,453
100,000
86,565 1,493,484
Chelsea Safe D A Tr
100,000
659,613 5,756,242 ____ 263
Guarantee Trust Co
600.000
298,361 4,370,777
Equitable Trust Co
200,000
420,242 4,529,138 100
200,000
Bayonne—
300,227 7,308,205 100 190
200
Bayonne Trust Co.
300.000
50 125
500,000
508,473 9,509,285
130
Mechanics’ Tr Co. _
Bridgeton—
r2S3,469 2,198,609 100 407
407
Bridgeton Nat Bk.
100,000
550
Cumberland NatBk
150.000 e598,484 2,665,419 100 550
el72,075 1,358.310 100 235
Farm A Mer NatBk
150,000
235
310
Cumberland Tr Co.
150,000 e223,375 1,678,408 100 310
Per share.
Camden—
534,477 5,840,234 100 ♦400
Camden Nat Bank.
100,000
First Nat State Bk. 1 ,000.000 1,294,182 17,303.562 100 *300 H
25 *122)4
Camden S DAT Co
500.000 1,293,463 12,515,672
375,737 5,281.992 100 *252
250 000
Broadway Trust Co
25 *106
e467,805 3,315,347
100.000
Central Trust C o ..
ell0,327 1,730,540 100 *200
East End Tr Co__
100.000
195,570 3,528,559 100 *250
200.000
Merchants’ Tr Co201,601 2,597,717 100 *250
100.000
Parkside Trust Co.
445,113 4,544,307 100 *350
100,000
460,703 3,932,027 100 *225
200.000
West Jersey Tr Co.
East Orange—
*21,831
786,776 100
100,000
*164,534 3,334,424 100 185
250.000
East Orange Bank
566,783 14,171,827 100 260
500,000
Sav Inv & Trust Co
398,019 8,481,992 100 300
500,000
Essex County TrCo
Per share.
Elizabeth—
350,421 5,688,466 100 225
250,000
Elizabethport B Co
50 110
983,804 11,136,681
700 000
131,440 2,703,012 100 160
200 000
200,000
e62,303 1,392,416 100 150
Cent Home Tr Co
500.000 *309,784 3,616,683 100 175
Elizabeth Trust Co
644,673 11,251,004 100 400
400,000
Union Co Trust Co
Per share
Hoboken—
25
95
105
500.000 1,120,107 12,117,208
First National Bank
e64,198 1,402.728 100 125
135
200,000
Franklin Nat Bank
169,226 7,285,324 100 150
700.000
Second Nat Bank..
91,360 1,730,199 100 170
100.000
Columbia Trust Co
278,327 4,858.583 100 250
200.000
Hoboken Trust Co.
Hudson Trust C o .. 1 , 000,000 1,790,947 41,269,666 100 350
248,091 6,940,S63 100 250
400 000
591,855 9,046,189 100 210
500.000
Steneck Trust C o ..
Per share
Jer*ev Cltv—
56,535 1,821,666 100 140
250,000
Bergen Nat’l Bank.
375,402 8,590,534 100 250
200.000
Claremont Bank. .
205
First National Rank 1,000 000 1,694,926 21,094,352 100 180
64,257 1,498.264
200,000
252,983 5,067,218 100 240
200,000
290
Commercial Tr N J 2 , 000.000 2,404,151 46,545,105 100 280
e333,736 6,691,777 100 275
200,000
Greenv Bk A Tr Co
578,170 5,940,661 100 *180
600 000
250,000 9,338,605 100 300
200.000
Mercantile Tr Co .
N J T Gu A Tr Co. 1,300,000 1,164,637 24,650,132 100 375
2 ,000,000 2,958,125 49,717,140 100 *375
Union TrA Hudson
750.nnn 1,114,664 17,911,082 100 275
290
Co Nat Bk ..
64,498 1,083,355
200,000
Long Branch—
e243,000 2,240,000 100 325
100,000
Citizens’ Nat Bank
150,000 rl58,492 1,920,011
50 200
220
Long Branch Bkg Co
Per shaft.
Morristown—
319,810 4,938,791 100 <240
200,000
First National Bank
130,787 5,037,292
50 <100
200,000
National Iron Bank
106,238 1,582,889 100 <140
150,000
862,142 8,537,230 100 <225
600,000
Morristown Tr Co.
Per
Mt. Holly—
822,282
25
35
77,016
37
100,000
M t Holly Nat Bank

• Sale price, e Nominal quotations g Amount paid In. k New stock. * Ex-dividend.
y Capital to be Increased.
a Including Fidelity
. a▼ A T r. stock. I Last sale, r June 30 1924 « Guaranty Fund, a Includes Minn. L. A T r. stock,
.
.
b Includes
Minneapolis Trust C o.
Includes M erch. T r. A Sav. Bank, t Approximate price, a D o no commercial banking, d March 31 1924 e Oct. 1 1924 a Dec. 3 1924
.
0
.
1
.




60

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
I

NEW JERSBY— (Concluded)
Capital.
Mt.Holly (Concl.
_
Union Nat Bank _
Farmers’ Trust Co.
MtHolly S D & T r.
Newark—
American Nat Bank
Br’d A Market N B
Lincoln Nat Bank.
Mei A Mfr's N B . .
Mutual Bk of Rosev
N atNewarkAEssex
Banking Co_____
National State Bk.
North Ward Nat B
City Trust Co_____
Clinton Trust C o ..
Federal Trust C o ..
FidelltyUnionTrCo
Ironbound Tr C o ..
Liberty Trust C o ..
Newark Trust C o ..
Spr’gf’ld Ave Tr Co
Vailsburg Trust Co
Washington Tr Co.
Weequanic Trust Co
West Side Trust Co
f New Brunswick
Citiz Nat Bk of N B
Nat Bank of N J_.
People’s Nat Bank.
MiddlesexTGATCo
New Brunsw Tr Co
Passaic—
Merchants Bank
PassalcN Bk ATrCo
City Trust C o ...
Hobart Trust Co
People’s Bk A Tr Co
Sendee Trust C o ..
Paterson—
First National Bank
Paterson Nat Bank
Second Nat Bank.
Nat Bank o Amer.
Paterson Sav Inst.
Citizens’ Trust Co.
Franklin Trust Co
Hamilton Trust Co
U S Trust C o ...
Plainfield—
City National Bank
First National Bank
Plainfield Trust Co
State Trust Co___
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank
Capital City Tt Co.
First National Bank
Hanover Trust Co.
Mechanlcs’ Nat Bk
Trenton Bank’g Co
Colonial Trust Co.
Mercer Trust Co_.
Tmiton Trust Co_.
Wilbur Trust Co___

S

100,000
200.000
100,000
500.000

200.000

Surplus
Gross
< Profit a Deposits. Par.
fc
197,404
/119.092
166,231

1,423,751
1,070,330
692,969

151,140 1,656,764
1,792,606 16,458,536
197,937 2,270,616

2.500.000
500.000
400.000

1,507, 530
996, 320
772, 396
305, 753
589, 832
1,512. 859
4,752, 446
707, 307
111, 273
97, 076
389 .750
77.,083
332 ,588
151 ,063
/586 ,468

200.000
200,000

2.500.000
5.250.000
500.000

200.000
200,000
200.000
200,000
200,000
200,000

800,000

250.000
600.000

200.000

100,000
300.000
100.000
1.500.000

200,000
100,000
400.000
400.000

/50.000
/897,967
243,688
£7100,326
349,596
146,108
1,735,899
/236.561
323.527
894,164
/223,636

500.000
850,847
963,732
1.200.000
977,806
750.000
500.000 /313.386
1.000,000 £71,569,860
500.000
675,000
150.000 /366.128
550,824
600.000
350.000 1,327,553
150.000
200.000
609,200

Per
135
120
135

share.
150
125
150

100
100
100
100
100
100
100

290
175

275
718,524
300
702.260
450
960,927
300
282,471
550
059,840
859,689 100 325
318,331 100 425
273,123 100 450
561,968 100 150
237,026 100 275
245,800 100 400
395,868 100 150
,191,012 100 300
,702,101 100 200
,178,966 100 425
Per
737,690 100 125
12,528,289 100 310
3,620,093 100 250
1,888,918 100 175
5,659,020 100 225
Per
1,847,139 100 270
21,276,394 100
3,680,679 100
3,702,117 100 450
9,552,437 100 320
933,312 100
Per
,586,606 100 480
,072,227 100 275
,176,218
50 220
,283,014 100 190
25 140
,085,836
,590,423 100 330
,851,870 100 290
,334,800 100 275
,313,142 100 495

291.527
241,107
823,842
148,518

6,896,834
5,917,552
12,178,898
3,353,652

781 ,032
250.000
150.000 /234 ,185
500.000 /1.158 ,035
200.000 /108 ,227
1,000,000 1,591 ,494
500.000 1,007 ,407
100.000 /136 ,913
200,000 477 ,666
750.000 1,097 ,426
/32 ,262
100.000

,037,123
,173,651
,965,279
,833,159
,206,742
,331,145
,097,672
,029,306
,300,626
,580,838

100,000

Ask.

100
100
475,386 15,002,255 100 400
526,485 8,542,414 100 400

300.000
1.350.000

200.000

50

Bid.

100
100
100
100 175
100
100
100
100
50
50

share.
140
325
275
195
250
share.
272
225
320
share.
490
300
230
200
150
350
310
290
510
1200
1230
1225
180

400
200
350
185
260
200
225
275
225
155

NBW YORK— Nationalbanks (except New York City) Dec. 31;
State institutions Nov. 15 1924,
Per
230
500
360
225

share.
240
[550
370
235
230

Albany—
982,935 11,593,195
First N atlonal Bank
600,000
Mech A Farmers..
250,000 1,216,379 3,201,228
NatComrBkATrCo 1,250,000 3,188,063 36,326,980
N Y State Nat Bk. 1,250,000 2,268,263 31,697,666
669,477 10,567,680
Albany Trust C o ..
400,000

100
100
100
100
100

Auburn—
Cayuga Co Nat Bk
Nat Bk of Auburn.
Auburn Trust C o ..

100 ......... 1 210
100 _____ 1 125
100 250
280

Binghamton—
Citizens Bank_____
City National Bank
First Natlonal Bank
People’s Trust C o ..

Per share.

200,000
200,000

150,000

340,270 3,135,503
176,219 4,046,418
373,278 6,333,654
2,194,811
5,696,954
8,469,121
7,533,096

100
100
100
100

Brooklyn— State Bankdk Tru st Co. retur ns date No
Nat. banks Dec. 31.
200,000
198,367 5,279,591
200,000
83,900 1,682,900
500,000 1,117,000 16,606,100
400,000
215,728 3,707,209
200,000
434,500 3,516,700
2 ,000,000 r2,771,200 42,996,000
200,000
184,700 4,213,849
433,982! 10,182,640
400,000
1 , 000,000 1,750,100)19,919,600
424,500 7,926,800
200,000
rl92,000 4,602,500
200,000
1,500,000 3,876,130 50,643,124
500,000 4,440,131 33,301,597
5,000,000 5,315,783 117422419
700,000 r374,200 5,253,700
1.600,000 3,768,133 59,314,992

* 15;

150,000
200,000

400,000
500,000

84,541
421,802
483,203
438,113

Bank of Coney Isl’d
Bushwick Nat Bank
First National Bank
Globe Exchange Bk
Greenpoint Nat Bk
Mechanics’ Bank .
Montauk Bank.. .
Municipal Bank_
_
Nassau Nat Bank. .
People’s Nat Bank.
West End Bank_
_
Brooklyn Trust Co.
Kings Co Trust Co
Manufact’rs’ Tr Co
Midwood Trust Co
People’s Trust C o ..

Buffalo—
Liberty Bank_____ 2 ,000,000 e2,790,626 48,139,486
Manuf A Trad Nat 2 ,000,000 2,608,606 49,591,858
People’s Bank . . . 1 ,000,000 1,111,596 24,906,152
South Side Nat Bk.
300,000 0155,083 4,988,093
Buffalo Trust C o .. 2 ,000,000 e2,254,972 53,592,083
Fidelity Trust Co . 1 .000,000 e l,769,905 26,400,030
Marine Trust C o .. 11,250,000 13,442,359 137714575
Blmira—
Merchants’ Nat Bk
Second Nat Bank..
Hbemung Can T Co

220

250,000
400,000
600.000

Per share.
130
300
275
200
205
170
160
120

Per share.

100

180

166

450

_
_ 200
50 175
100 185
100
100 305
100 270
100 170
100 720
100 1975
100 315
100 140
100 680

Per
100 306
100 274
100 250
100 179
100 310
100 300
100 285

705
share
315
284
205
320
310
290

Per share.
/233,736 2,929,560 100 210
8,067,060 100 285
869,584
864,341 9,266,650 100 250

•Saleprice, b Paid In. k Capital to be increased, x Ex-dividend,
stock, t New stock
a March 20 1924. y Ex-rights. rSept. 29 1924.
liquidation
Nov 15 1924.




[V ol. 120.

NEW YORK— (Continued)
Capital.

Gross
Surplus
A Profits. Deposits. P a r.

Bid

Ash.

New York C ity — Deposits N . Y . City banks are repo rted net and
are of date Jan. 31 1925. Surplus an d profits ar e of date De c, 31
’ 24 for National and Nov. 15 ’24 for Stat e banks. A Aiei dend re c o r d
of banks and trust comp anies in N ew York Ci ty an d Broo k l y n
may be found in our “ Ry. and In d ." Sec., page 224
Per share
$
t
$
Amalg Bk of N Y . .
200.000
142,266 d3,874,277
355
Am Exch N at Bank fl.000,000 8,246,017 105879000 100 345
Amer Union Bank495,605
83,875 d4,025,679 100 165
255"
245
Bank of America.. 6.500.000 e5,062,952 96,764,000 100
Bank of Europe___
450.000
429,981 d8,424,186 100
183
Bank of Manhat Co 10.000.
50 178
146056000
000 13,874,609
210
Bank of U S
d57 653706 100 200
2.000.
000922,069
Bk of Wash Heights
200.000
481,155 7.852.000 100 270
Berardlnl State Bk.
150.000
786,600 r828,200
Bowery Bank
250.000
917,300 4.839.000 100 550
Broadway Cent Bk
200.000
95,782 d5,197,148 100 155
Bronx Borough Bk.
150.000
552,977 d6 ,444,443 100 250
Bronx Nat Bank..
300.000
190,600 e5,775,100 100 150
Bryant Park Bank.
200.000)
218,500 r2,150,000 100 175
Capitol Nat Bank. 2.000.
e21
000!780,000 739 100 100 160
Chase Nat Bank_ 20.000.
_
000 25,461,000,415859000
100 424 428
220
Cent Mercantile Bk 1,500.000!
906,594 d l l 089699 100 210
Chatham & Phenix
National Bank.. 10.500,000! 9,318,500! 165452000 100 298 303
353,900!dl3 797612 100 175
Chelsea Exch Bank 1.000.000
630'
Chemical Nat Bank 4.500.000 17,024,100 132047000 100 620
Coal A Iron Nat Bk 1.500.000 1,375,100 19,223,000 100 260
Colonial Bank
1.000.
000 2,541,354 27,294,000 450
100
325
600.000 1,099,709; 12,989,000 100 300
Commonwealth Bk
100
000 1,066,527 7,024,000 220
Continental Bank- 1.000.
000 13,493,372 204781000 x455
100
Corn Exchange Bk. 10.000.
150~
400.000
153,000 r6,423,600 100 130
Cosmopolltan Bank
1-JO.000
27,300 r l,342,700
Eastern Exch Bank
223
East River Nat Bk. 2.100.000 1,942,600 31,642,000! 100 217
250,000!
270,130 d6,379,070'
Federa’n Bk of N Y
500,000! 2,704,704 26,885,000 100 1660
Fifth Avenue Bank
285
Fifth National Bk. 1.200.000 1,344,800 19,399,000 100 270
100
000 66,060,100 249424000 2700 3900
First National Bank 10.000.
Franklin Nat Bank
800.000
438,000 e4,528,900
Garfield Nat Bank
100
1.000.
000 1,656,200 17,025,000 315
145
Gotham Nat Bank
1.500,000!
511,900 el7 854 400 100 135
100
Grace N at Bk of N Y 1.000.
0001 1,748,400 8,115,000
Greenwich Bank .
1.000.
0001 2,455,800 22,709,000 400
100
Hamilton Nat Bk
100 175
1.000.
000'357,100
e7,511,700 185
100,1000 1050
Hanover Nat Bank 5.000.
000 23,519,000 113980000
510
Harriman Nat Bk. 1.000.
100
000! 1,927,300 e37 166200 490
Internat Union Bk.
250.000
213,733 d3,298,797
Lebanon Nat Bank
250.0001
77,100 e l,157,500
Liberty Nat Bank
1,500,000!
620,400 e7,545,200,
Longacre Bank____
200.000
65,504 d l,784,965!
Madison State Bk.
200.000
60,521 d l,526,825
Meehan A Metals
I
397
100
000 15,970,200 1810500001 393
National Bank.. 10.000.
500,000!
755,700 rl4 543 100 100 415
Mutual Bank_____
Nat American Bk. . 1.000.
000549,900 e7,760,100 100 160
170
25 160
Nat Butch A Drov. 1.000.
000'277,200 6,321,000
358
100 354
000 39,761,000 335400000
Nat Bk of Comm’ce 25.000.
410
100 405
National City Bank 40.000.
000 55,297,600 744909000
465
Nat Park Bank____ 10.000.
100 455
000 23,743,800 147050000
____ _
600.000
340,800 rl0559900 100 160
New Netherland Bk
100
000 el,715,208 33,923,000 300
Pacific Bank______ 1.000.
115
Penn Exchange Bk.
200.000
38,289 d l,790,120: 100 105
100.000
65,023 d2,162,297 100
Peoples Comm’l Bk
480
100
000 6,100,700 el03762900 475
Public Nat B a n k .. 4.000.
440
100
Seaboard Nat Bank 4.000.
000 7,852,350 102072000 0435
120
Seventh Ave NatBk
400,000)
40,900 e4,147,600 100 100
200.000
157,100 r4,459,200 100 300
Standard Bank____
440
State Bank_______ 3,500.000 5,134,682 96,298,000 100 420
148
144
81,618 d l,959,231
Trade Bank of N Y
200,000
195
185
503,400 el2 084 600
United N at BklnNY 1,000,000
YorkvllleBank___
200.000 1,281,700 d33778814 100 1300
Trust Co. returns da te Nov. 15 1924.
I
___
American Trust Co 2,500,000 1,589,748 35,379,562 100
000!543,351 9,953,287
Anglo-South Am Tr 1.000.
000 1
500,000
d4,509,863
Banca Com It Tr Co 1.000.
575
B k o f N Y A T r Co. 4.000. 000 12,462,026 81,883,620 100 565
428
Bankers Trust Co _. 20,000.000 26,514,016 367086017 100 423
200
750,000,
287,994 d8,353,902 100 190
Bronx Co’ty Tr Co
Br’hood Locomo’ve
1
.
500,000! r252,700 1,617,000
Eng Co-Op Tr Co
720
Central Union Tr Co 12.500.000 23,610,459 254238875 100 7 l5
100 298 306
000! 3,228,864 63,834,250
Empire Trust C o .. 4.000.
100 243 246
000 ell 057464 446414159
Equitable Trust Co 23.000.
800
100
000 e l7455 617 176098951 750
Farmers’ L A Tr Co 5.000.
255
»ou
000! 2,117,738 20,783,513 245
Fidelity Inter Tr Co 2.000.
385
500,000|
926,296 12,171,861 100 360
Fulton Trust Co___
100 325 330
000 el9 366386 621425390
Guaranty Trust Co 25.000.
244
Irving Bk Col T r. 17.500.000 el2 330 553 365840989 100 240
Italian Discount A
100
000 ^
566,Oio' 9,514,869
Trust Co_______ 1 . 0 0 0 .
280
100
0001 6,311,716 18,986,072 270
Lawyers’ T A Tr Co 6 .000.
450
100
000 4,129,850 48,803,080 435
Metropolitan Tr Co 2.000.
413
100 408
000 19,147,840 201870906
New York Trust Co 10.000.
100 530 535
000 15,908,330 41,804,575
Title Guar A Tr Co 10.000.
500.000
215,793 d l,205,241
Trust Co of N A ___
100
000 4,619,127 60,291,099 350 | ___
U S Mtge A Tr Co. 3.000.
1750
100
000 18,167,282 56,530,670 1730
U S T r C o o f N Y — 2.000.
Jamaica, L . I .—
|
|
I
100
200.000
307,600 7,768,100
First National Bank
P er sha re
Rochester—
300
Lincoln-Alliance Bk 2,000,000 2,971,371 49,515,405 100 290
222
Merchants’ Bank..
500.000 e639,197 13,137,307 10c 218
. 128
351,421 15,555,541 100 i
.
Nat Bk of Roch . . 1,200,000
245
Central Trust Co_.
600.000 e520,917 15,068,769 10c 235
10 c 300 I____ _
400.000
Genesee Vail Tr Co
10c
000 e l,744,801 38,284,831 325 I..........
Roch Tr A S D Co. 1.000.
10c 700 i
300.000
Securlty Trust Co.
10c 155 j 165
Union Trust Co_
_ 1.500.000,
I
Per sh a r e
Syracuse—
100 167 170
,254,023 5
City Bank Trust Co 2.500.000
100 147 155
92,946
200,000
Liberty Nat Bank.
10c 200 210
331,521
300.000
Merchants’ Nat Bk
10c 220 !225
430,901
800.000
Salt Springs Nat Bk
245,562
100 155 165
300.000
Third Nat Bank___
230
10c 225
First Tr A Dep Co. 2.500.000
10c 220 230
Syracuse Trust Co. 1.500.000
P er sha re
I
Troy—
100 330 350
Manufac’rs Nat Bk 1,000,000 1,004,148 5
_____
100 180 1
300.000 #455,527
National City Bank
10c 235 1250
/482.185
250.000
Nat St Bk of Troy.
350,672!
5C
60 I 65
300.000
Unlon Nat Bank___
10c 305
315
240.000 /479.070
United Nat Bank..
100 135
200.000 el78,588
Trov Trust Co . .
h N ew
Last sale.
/Oct. 10 1924. a Sept. 30 1924
eDec.. 31 1924
t In process of
c Includes foreign branch deposits.
u Book value

F eb ., 1925.]

61

BAJSTKS A M ) TRUST COMPANIES
OHIO— (Concluded).

NEW YORK (Concluded).
Capital.

Surplus A
Cross
Profits.
Deposits. Par.

Utica—
*
$
$
First Nat Bk A T r. 1,250,000 2,029,460 12,807,443
Oneida Nat Bank..
600.000 1,071,115 5,354,337
Utica City Nat Bk. 1,000.000
302,765 5.272,381
Citizens’ Trust Co. 1,000.000 1,238,700 17,739,483
Oneida Co Trust Co
250.000
505.992 2,901,204
Utica Tr A Dep Co. 1.000,000
848,109 14,547,935
Watertown—
CltyNational Bank
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk
North’n N Y Tr Co
Westchester Co
M t. Vernon— 1st N .
M t Vernon Tr Co
Mew Rochelle—
Nat City Bank..
North AveBank.
Huguenot Tr Co.
N Rochelle Tr Co
Ossining— 1st Nat.
Ossining Nat Bk.
Ptekskill—
Westches Co Nat
Pleasantville—
Mt Pleasant Bk.
Pert Chester— 1st N
Mutual Trust Co
*»«— Rye Nat B k ..
Tarrgtown Nat Bk.
White Plains—
Citizens Bank_
_
WestTltleATr Co
County Trust Co
r»ni«r«— First Nat
Yonkers Nat Bk
A Trust Co_
_
Westches’r Tr Co
Yonkers Trust Co

Bid.

Ask.

Per
280
235
80
240

share.
290
245
85
250

100
100
100
100
100
100 260

200,000
500,000
200,000
400,000

31,266
551,632
237,842
884,791

1,670,866
4,734,136
4,054,604
9,152,576

100
100
100
100

200,000
350.000

755,765 8,969,507
580,596 13,481,579

Norn.
_____ l
275
225
325
Per

270
prices
125
285
235
350
share.

100
100

400,000
150,000
250.000
200.000
100.000
100,000
100,000

356,858
88,739
176,218
477,515
0163,140
161,516

10,794,263
2,214,799
4,281.806
7,680,483
1,056,443
2,428,465

406,265 6,683,507

100
100
100 140
100
100
100

145

50

100,000
200,000
300,000
100,000
100.000

157,896
221 381
209,367
0161.830
”228,983

2,518.810
4,821,819
4,081,408
2,672,590
2,158,213

100
100 120
100
100

150,000
600,000
200,000
300,000

6227,384
6858,480
465.642
406,015

4,987,088
3,132,407
7,735,871
8,612,615

100
100
100
50

200,000
300,000
350.000

0162,829 5,103,141
'763,812 9,577,780
124,532 5,337.755

100
100I 250

130

—

NORTH CAROLINA— Nat. banka Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31.
Charlotte—
Charlotte Nat Bank
375,000
Commercial Nat Bk
500,000
First National Bank
300.000
Mer A Farm N Bk.
200,000
Security Says Bank
100,000
Dnlon Nat Bank___
200.000
American Trust Co 1.200.000
Independ’ce Tr Co
1.000,000

502,076
636.587
735,730
493,545
e2,139
314,877
812,806
0780.933

4,446,324
2,886,274
1,657,368
2,889,548
302,312
2,964 ,<248
15,120,412
4,706,092

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Per
230
230
270
310
Clo
300
147
181

sed
825
150
182

Durham—
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Fidelity Bank_____
First National Bank
Home Savings Bank
Merchants’ Bank.

0125,306
844,075
520,971
090,000
134,202

1,611,664
6,779,569
5,006,050
1,200,000
1,547,765

100
25
100
25
50

180
215
180
48
105

185
50
110

100,000
100.000
600,000
100,000
100,000

Greensboro—
Atlantic Bk A Tr Co 1,250,000
777,784 8,052,296
Qreensboro Bk A Tr
400.000
233,439 3,231,334
Raleigh—
Citizens Nat Bank.
300,000
164,188 4,911,546
Oomm’l Nat Bank.
301,500 8,161,675
600,000
Raleigh BkgATrCo
100,000 0132,395 1,412,602
Wilmington—
Murchison Nat Bk. 1,000,000 01,195.765 9,853,702
People’s Sav Bank.
65,000 nl76,064 2,096,981
Wilm Sav A Tr Co.
300.000 0425,000 4,300,000
Winston-Salem
People’s Nat Bank.
050,200 1,920,000
150,000
Wachovla Bk A Tr
2,175.000 1,407,348135,961,541
NORTH DAKOTA—
Fargo—
Dakota Nat Bank.
Fargo National Bk.
First National Bank
Merchants Nat Bk.
Security Nat Bank.
Northern Trust Co.

100 168
100 150
Per
100 165
1.00 130
100 195
Per
100 200
25 105
50 175
100
100

share.
240

185

168
160
share.
175
135
210
share
205
125

J200

Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31.
150.000
50,000
300.000
100.000
100,000
100,000

OHIO— National banks Dec. 31;
Akron—
Central Sav A T r._ 1,000,000
Commercial S A Tr
250,000
Depositors Sav A Tr
325.000
Dime Savings Bank
200,000
Ohio State Bk A Tr
500,000
Standard Sav Bank
100,000
Firestone Pk Tr A SB
200.000
First Trust A S Bk. 1.500,000
Canton—
Cent Sav B A T Co.
200.000
Dime Savings Bank
500,000
First National Bank
500,000
Cincinnati—
Atlas Nat Bank___
400,000
Brighton Bk A Tr Co
500,000
Brotherhood of Rv
Clerks Nat B k ..
200,000
Cinn Bk A Tr Co._
150,000
Citzns’ NBkATrCo 2,000,000
Columbia B A 8 Co
100.000
Cosmop Bk A Tr Co
350,000
East End Bank____
50,000
First National Bank 6,000.000
Lincoln Nat Bank.
500,000
North Side Bank..
100,000
Pearl Market Bank
400,000
5th-3rd Nat-Un Tr. 3,000,000
People’s Bk A Sv Co
200,000
Prov 8 Bk A Tr Co 1,500.000
Second Nat Bank.. 1,000.000
250,000
SoOhio8BkATrCo.
8tock Yards Bk___
100.000
Wash Bk A Sav Co.
250,000
Western Bk A Tr Co 1,000.000
Fourth A Cen Tr Co 2,000,000
Union Trust Co___ 1,000,000

79.804 1,436,616
58,837
740,210
278.048 7,799,201
111,023 2.197,415
26.069 1,529,282
55,432
818,925

Per share.
100
100
100

14,626,948
4,906.169
7,957,390
3,148,462
8,612,285
383,963
3,956,679
24,338,137

0114,769 3,858,444
230,767 4,909,879
1,130,428 10,194,912
1,152,563 7,572,488
357,092 13,367,866

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Cleveland—
Amer Sav Bank Co
Broth’d of Loc Eng
Co-Oper Nat Bk.
Cent N B,S A Tr Co
Clev Sav A Loan Co
Lorain St Sav A Tr
Midland Bank____
National City Bank
Pearl St S A T C o ..
United B k A T r Co.
Cleveland Trust Co
Guardian Sav A Tr

$
100,000

1,000,000
1,800,000
250,000
400,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
8,600,000
4,000,000
1,000,000
State Bkg A Tr Co.
750,000
900,000
Union Sav A L Co
Union Trust Co___ 22.250.000

—

Per
*225
175
250
180
130
90
160
240

share.
290
200
140
95
175
250

100 150
100 200
100 325
Per share.
100 370
100 525

54,733 2,856,982
213,350 3,521,256 1 5 230
6
2,200,228 10,593,494 100 205
277,853 2,320,129
10 45
299.303 7,029,651 100 150
58,429
694,642 100 160
4,804,364 43,122,101 100 275
1,038,920 9,376,994 100 280
228.020 2,569,013
50 140
417,993 7,460,423 100 155
2,506,539 41,560,908 100 285
290,087 4,482,179 100 250
1,705,393 25,156,166
10 36
827,310 7,759.327 100 165
283,735 4,528.843 100 225
197,543 1,023,116 100 225
110,818 2,337,512
1,297,674 15,371,597 ioo 270
2,577,772 19,431,089 100 204
4,014,876130,906,033 —
—

250
215
50
165
175
280
300
175
170
295
300
37J4
175

Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Deposits. Par .
$
$
0241,273 3,431,485
0346,914
3,158,202
0288,089
496,931
763,321
1,050,685
838,439
e979,814
5,058,414
5,234,305
280,688
405,605
e763,243
12,556,587

25,493,587
36,736,639
2,887.310
8,157,984
22,770.509
18,000,317j
21,681,610
20,624,454
207715408
1030458041
3,160.317
13,690,655
3,267,969
258400643

Columbus—
031,627 1,251,244'
Brunson Sav Bank.
100,000
654,432 21,713,489
Citizens’ Tr A Sav
1,500,000
555,040 6,261,109
300,000
City National Bank
70,094 2 916,201
500,000
Columbus Nat Bk.
elOl ,820 1,288,640
50,000
Columbus Sav Bk
Commer’l Nat Bk.
600,000 1,035,060 9,284,736
090,685 1,788.875
100,000
Fifth Ave Sav Bank
Huntington Nat Bk 1,500,000 1,503,161 19,179,113
250,410 3,347,322
Market Exch Bank
100,000
678,671 4,663,214
Nat Bk of Com’ce.
300,000
e35,471 1,024,822
100,000
623,312 8,907,998
First Nat Bank____
500,000
Ohio National Bank 1.000,000 2,209,394 17,459,403
Dayton—
City National Bank
400,000
Dayton Nat Bank
300,000
Merchants’ Nat Bk
A Trust Co_____
200,000
400,000
Third Nat Bank___
Winters Nat Bank. 1.000,000
City Tr A Sav Bank
200.000
600.000
Dayton Sav A T Co
Toledo—
Com Sav B A Tr Co
Dime S BkA TrCo
First National Bank
ComGuardTrASav
Home Bank A Tr Co
Mer Sav Bk A Tr Co
Ohio S Bk A Tr Co.
Peoples State S Bk.
Secur S B A Tr C oSpltzer-R T A S Bk
Toledo Trust Co. _
Union Savs Bank..

200,000
300,000
500,000
1.400 000
1,000,000
150,000
1.000,000
150,000
577,700
300,000
5.000,000
250,000
250,000

0437,143 6,200,000
0220,796 3,507,705
0178,000
0392,433
508,529
el20,153
737,664

3,800,000
3,899,790
7,564,445
6,244,333
16,824,966

420,317 12,411,643
e344,443 8,585,354
1,560,396 9,161,038
el,097.348 22,633,155
475,569 8,007,962
362,227 2,470,565
2,119,134 33,573,771
e80,427 2,046,296
e607,209110,286,097
350,260 3,246,855
3,379,737 27,881,828
411,077 1,773,632
e409,921 1,655,307

Youngstown—
17,837
756,996
Central Bank Co . .
150,000
813,534 8.800,038
City Tr A Sav Bank
600,000
691,040 5,805,593
Commer’l Nat Bk.
500,000
Dollar Sav A Tr Co 2.500.000 2,074,185 16,359,281
First National Bank 2,500,000 2,191,445 16,725,807
464,364 3,550,595
Mahoning Nat Bk. 1,000,000
159,193 1,895,449
Mahoning Sav A Tr
150,000
20,000
645,246
200,000
Second Nat Bank..
849,611
54,558
South Side Sav Bk
100,000

Bid.

lit.

Per share
100 330
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

140
265
138
245
143
170
225
256
_____
227)4

160
146
146
250
250

100 179J4
100 153
200
100 250
257
100
100
too
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Per share.
158
295
109
200
305
300
264
340
325

270
375
340

ioo 285
100 365

295
375

161
310
113
315

Per share.
100 a 250
255
100 150
160
100 147
100 180
100 140
too
100 230
100
50
100
100
100
100
too
too
100
100
100

150
185
150
235

Per share.
280
225
336
170
150
340
300
150
210
220
165

100 245
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
too

Per
80
225
220
196
196
170
125
110
118

share.
92
235
198
198
175
120
126

OKLAHOMA— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions June 30.
Quthrie—
1 00 ,ooc

First State Bank
Security State Rank

50,000
25,000

McAlester—
City National Bank

100 O C
O
50,000
100,000

Muskogee—
Commercial Nat Bk
First National Bank
Muskogee SecNatB

—

State institutions Dec. 31,
647,958
276.410
778,567
227,704
605,474
26,485
162.992
1.509,865

Capital.

250,O C
O
500.O C
O
200,000

Oklahoma CityAmerican Nat Bank 1.000.00C
Farmers’ Nat Bank
200.O C
O
Fidelity Nat Bank.
300,O C
O
First Nat Bank____ 1,000.O C
O
Liberty Nat Bank
600.O C
O
Oklahoma Nat Bk.
250,O C
O
500 O C
O
Tradesmens Nat Bk
500.000
Tulsa—

1 000,O C
O
2 000 000
l non ooo
Nat Bk of Com’erce
200,000
Producers Nat Bk
250,000
Security Nat Bank.
500,000

68,846 2,753,607
10,253 1,002,816
3,374
360,073
!
026,175 1,772,719
el0,802
420,528
033,000 1,657,391
1
0181,901 5,160,501
163,391 7,527,957
054,940 2,670,433
320,637
51,466
65,469
309,758
128,402
26,685
300.095
100,150

Per •hare.

IO
O
100
100

Per share

10C
100
ioo

Clo sed

Per
10C 200
1 (J 300
0
100 125

20,127,628
4,972,734
6,039,924
22,017,589
7,353,484
3,074,081
12.303.809
6,191,077

10C
10C
10C
10C
10C
10C
10C
100

315.206 9.170 561
564,897 33,482 250
275.468 15.548 494
100,000 3,398,085
50,38C 4.319,476
160,341 j 4,136,592

share.
225
325
175

Per share.
200
175
200
250
200
250
200

IO
C
100
100

225

250

j

OREGON— National banks Dec, 31; State institutions Dec. 31.

Per share.
Portland—
1
100.O C
O
21,335 ! 1,263,056 10C ______
118,211 1 3,256,764 100 200 210
Can Bk of Com’ce.
300.000
185
72,355 2,978,566 10C 170
Citizens Bank_____
200,O C
O
210
First National Bank 2,500.O C 1,179,189 35,500,366 10C 200
O
527,777 10C ______
15,941
100 O C
O
203,496 6,558.454 100 175
190
Hibernia C A Sav B
200.000
350
Ladd A Tilton B k .. 1,000,O C 1,670,271 23.300.90S 10C 300
O
1,285
349,41S 101 ______ 135
Live Stock State Bk
100,O C
O
150
499,317 21,256,416 10
N ’westem Nat Bk. 2,000,O C
C 135
O
51,309 2,049,675 IO 125
138
Peninsula Nat Bank
C
200.O C
O
33.797 1,813,501
Portland Nat’l Bk.
200,000
230
375
United States N Bk 1.800.000 2,289,532 35,937,595 toe 325
115,899 2.981.33S lot 150
175
300
West Coast Nat Bk
300,000
C
404,32C 3,918,200 10 d. . . . ____
205
Security Sav A T r .
500,O C
O
51,301 2,390,477 100 125
Lbrmen’s Tr Co. Bk
200.000
—
• Sale price, a Includes City Trust A Savings Bank. 6 Sept. 29 1924. ANew stock, k Capital to be Increased. • Amount paid in. s Exdividend. I Last sale, d Sold with First National Bank. « June 30 1924.
c Includes Oneida County Trust Co. t Includes trust deposits,
t Includes Union Savings Bank A Trust, t Nov. 15 1924. » Mar. 31 1924. g Oct. 10 1924.




BANKS AND TBTJ8T COMPANIES

62

PENNSYLVANIA— Nat. b it. (ete.Phila.) Dec. 31; State inst. Dec. 31.
Capital.

Surplus
dk Profits.

Cross
Deposits. P a r.

Bid.

Per
Allentown—
$
$
$
yientown Nat Bk. 1.000,000 1,123,498 7,929,262 100 235
Merchants Nat Bk.
400,000 1,267,633 5,886,534 100 566
Hldge Avenue Bank
50 140
50,000
®72,i26 1,219,490
300,000 1,038,627 5,675,470 100 680
facond Nat Bank..
200,000
30 87
Allentown Trust Co
249,774 2,101,565
25 120
250,000
Citizens Trust Co . .
2 //,2 3 9 2,605,435
50 350
ILehigh Vail Tr Co.
500,000 e723,954 4,138,985
50 90
800,000 e200,033 2,002,327
?enn Trust C o------

Per
3,176,227 100 d ____l
3,205,943 100 d ____l 500
1,988,845 100 __ __ l 200
2,252,331 100 275
. 1 210
1,831,790 100 d
60
57
30
2,088,705

Altoona—
first National Bank
flecond Nat Bank..
Onion Bank..
Altoona Trust Co . .
Central Trust Co_.
Mountaln C’y T Co

150.000
100,000
188,900
250,000
243,400
162.962

Erie—
Bank of Erie Tr Co
first National Bank
Marine N at Bank. .
People’s Bk A Tr Co
Second Nat B ank..
Cent Tr & Title Co.
Erle Trust Co-------fecur Sav A Tr Co.

Per share.
l 175
128,000
142,450 1,597,134 100
400
300.000 1,212,340 8,008,178: 100 400
l 215
300.000
641,241 7,000,269! 100
l 205
200.000
20S.263 4,414,337 100
800,000
991,824 12,041,246 100 250
151,100
e64,354 1,493,372; 100 ......... I 130
325
400.000
857,546 7,593,568 100
337}*
200.000 e641,051 4,871,8841 100

Harrisburg—
East End Trust Co.
Harrlsburg Nat Bk
Merchants’ Nat Bk
Central Trust C o ..
Commercial Tr Co.
Commonw’lth TrCo
Dauphin Dep Tr Co
Harrisburg Tr C o ..
Security Trust Co
'Tnton Trust Co._

Per
200,000
e71,600 1,614, 300
300.000
657,773 3,772, 385
100.000
1381,290 1,380, 126 100
250.000 e440,806 1,885, 990
25
125.000
e96,292 1.090. 862 50
750.200 1,702,452 6,563, 246 100 _____ l
300.000
572.359 4,210 231 100
400.000
800,799 3,714 5281 100
286,010 el <2,2/5 1,336 588
10
250.000 e226,9<6 2,860 292 100

175
72
470
172
85}*
425
280
325
17
155

cancaster—
Conestoga Nat B k.
Pulton Nat Bank..
Lancaster Co N Bk
PeoDle’s Nat Bank.
Agrlcul Tr A Sav__
Farmers’ Trust Co.
Quaranty Trust Co
Lancaster Trust Co
Northern Tr & 8 Co
People’s Trust Co. .
Union Trust Co —

Per
200,000
<718,725 3,939,018 100 380
200,000
<325,588 3,123,445 100
50
300.000
671,947 2,652,717
200.000
312,459 1,864,764 100
25
263,125
35
e67,263 1,573,950
225.000 1,135,073 6,564,922
50
300.000
184,058 1,138,356 100 130
50
250.000 1,589,999 9,059,971
200.000 e544,333 3,366,082
50
50
230.000
460,654 3,076,263
300.000 e221,442 3,292,684 100

share.
395
230 }*
141
270
38
310
131}*
340
160
166
205

Philadelphia—

483,925
<483,470
el91,640
e529,401
e281,430
e22S,785

Deposits oj National

American Bk A T r.
3k of No AmerA Tr
Bk & Tr Co of W Phil
Broad St Nat Bank
Centennial Nat Bk.
Central Nat Bank.
Corn Exch Nat Bk.
Drovers & Mer Nat
Bank __________
East Falls Bk & T r.
Eighth Nat Bank..
first N ational Bank
Fourth St Nat Bank
Franklin Nat Bank
Girard Nat Bank..
Kensington Nat Bk
Manayunk Nat Bk.
Market St Nat Bk.
Middle City Bank.
Nat Bank of Comm
Nat Bk of Qerm’t’n
Nat Bk of No Phlla
Nat Security Bank.
Northern Nat Bank
Northwestern N Bk
Overbrook Nat Bk.
Olney Bank Sc T r._
Oxford Bank A T r.
Penn National Bk.
Peoples Bk A TrCo.
Philadelphia Nat Bk
Quaker City Nat Bk
Second Nat Bank—
Sixth Nat B a n k ...
Southwark Nat Bk.
B’western Nat Bank
Tenth Nat Bank.
Textile Nat Bank
Third Nat B a n k ...
Tradesmens N at Bk
Union Nat Bank . . .
West Phlla B an k..
Aldlne Trust Co—
Belmont Trust Co.
Broad Street Trust
Cent Tr A Sav Co.
Chelten Trust Co__
Colonial Trust Co. .
Columbia Av Tr Co
Columbus Title A Tr
Com’lth T Ins A Tr
Cont-Eq T A T Co.
Empire Tit A Tr Co
Excelsior Trust-----Federal Trust C o ..
Fidellty Trust C o ..
Finance Co, 1st pref
2d preferred-------Frankford Trust Co
Franklin Trust Co.
Germantown Tr Co
Qlr’d Av T A T Co

banks date

Feb

50
300.000
358,115 3,428,213
8.000.000 5,919,622 52,466,646 100
250.000
160,046, 2,358,678
50
375.000
284,483 cl,989.518
300.000
906,229 6.793.000 100
1.250.000 5,258,446 32.196.000 100
2.200.000 6,174,881 58.690.000 100
800.000
175,779 c2,505,973
125.000
128,513 1,085,456
275.000 1,610,000 6.363.000
1,500,000 3,551,008 41,896,000
3.000.
000
9,189,119 05,204,000
2.000.
000
5,832,358 60,893,000
2,000.000 8,458,884 67,477,000
350.000
763.628 6,424,000
200.000
916,118 c5,782,982
1.000,000 2,818,990 22,357,000
300.000
113.629 2,651,319
800.000
477,323 c7,579,241
200,000 1,100,184 c8,461,701
500.000
238,527 c3,434,736
250.000 2,026,390 9,216,000
400.000
620,908 7.943.000
200.000 1,144,714 6.675.000
300.000
23,631 c2,645,874
250.000
318,199 5,342,467
397,876 4,157,630
500.000
1,000,000 3,317,032 14.315.000
1,000,000
353,459 12,621,011
8.000,000 11,966,289 120875000
803,356 5.525.000
800.000
280,000 1,076,555 cl0559,068
638,582 6.375.000
300.000
920,187 9.917.000
500.000
222,438 2.025.000
200.000
643,868 5.830.000
800,000
440.884 5.133.000
400.000
1.000,000 1,489,875 10.802.000
1,000,000 2,711,345 17.278.000
1,000,000 1,382,732 18.759.000
250.000 d183,758 3.113,894
1,000.000 1,131,970 4,093,575
192,343 2,642,916
187,500
170,392 1,574,310
250.000
750.000 1,220,576 12,280,374
276,469 4,059,988
300.000
735,969 9,524,831
500.000
753,406 5,726,231
400.000
56,633 1,428,525
125.000
1,451 575 3,479,382 10,714,926
1,000,000 1,814,613 12,869,939
100,508 1,580,584
221,225
435,221 4,938,162
300.000
322,989 5,085,253
200.000
5.200.000 17,735,570 51,450,679
a l,470,000 3,665,279
1,091,974
a l.530,000
756.884 7,584,897
230.000
1.500.000 2,081,567 21,834,363
1.000,000 1,698,111.15,658,741
337,114 3,867,979
200.000

100
50
100
100
100
100
100
50
100
100
50
100
50
100
100
100
100
50
50
100
50
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
100
50
50
50
100
50
100
100
50
50
50
100
100
/100
\100
50
100
100
50

2

PENNSYLVANIA— (Concluded).
Captlai.

Ash.
245
600
155
700
92
130
360
95

sh a re.

19 25.
Per share.
72
290}*
75
180}*
400
518
420}*
150}*
100
631
270}*
395
561}*
579}*
135}*
613
295
69
171
315}*
143}*
771
250
542
112
154
100
440}*
85
406
204
501
235}*
238}*
175
238
170
295}*
290
225}*
3003*
81}*
76}*
150
151}*
145}*
310
403
190
39}*
150
175
576
122
106
180
283
342
187

[Vol. 119.

Phlla.— (Con.)
Girard Trust Co___
Guar Tr A S D Co.
HaddingtonTATCo
Hamilton Trust Co
Holmesburg Tr C o.
Indus’l Tr, T A Sav
Integrity Trust Co.
Jefferson T A Tr Co
Kensington Tr Co.
Land Title A Tr Co
Liberty T A Tr Co.
Market St T A T Co
Manayunk Trust Co
Metropolitan Tr Co
Mutual Trust C o ..
Ninth Bank A Tr Co
Northern Cent Tr.
N orthem Trust Co.
N ortheast-Tacony
Bank A Trust___
Northeast’n T A Tr
No Phlla Trust Co.
Nor Western Tr Co
Parkway Trust Co.
Pelham Trust C o ..
Penn Co for Insur
on Lives A Gr An
Penn W ’h’gASD Co
Philadelphia Tr Co.
Phoenix Trust Co._
Provident Trust___
Real Est Tr Co.com
do
do _pref
Real Est T I A T r._
Republic Trust Co.
Richmond Trust Co
RoxPorough Tr Co.
Southwark T A T r.
Tacony Trust Co._
Tioga Trust Co____
United Sec L I A T .
West End Trust Co
West Phlla TAT Co

Surplus d
k
Cross
Profits.
Deposits. Par.

$
2,500,000
1,000,000
125,000
200,000
125,000
500,000
750,000
200,000
500,000
3.000,000
500,000
500,000
250,000
500,000
451,200
750,000
400,000
500.000

$
10,656,699
843,535
169,230
293,877
116,049
1,934,253
3,536,848
38,630
1,071,978
12,546,483
659,004
1,317,570
385,664
200,572
266,882
1,819,707
148,936
2,946,728

250.000
200.000
500,000
150,000
125,000
150,000
3,964,990
1,000,000
1,000,000
300,000
2,000,000
1,319,600
1,890,100
2,000,000
500,000
139,200
150.000
125.000
150.000
125.000
1,000,000
2,000,000
500.000

Bid.

Per
$
54,905,691 100 _____ l
11,075,728 100 ......... 1
3,124,502 100 ......... 1
3,857,266 100 _____ J
1,522,410
50 ......... 1
10,584,036
50 _____ l
15,096,194
50 _____ l
1,259,131
50 _____ I
12,153,852
50 _____ l
21,567,416 100 _____ l
5,771,262
50 _____ I
12,658.857
50 ......... 1
3,004,786
25 ......... I
2,554,527
50 ......... J
5,501,088
50 _____ l
14,983,470 100 _____ r
2,733,823
50 _____ i
11,884,701 100 _____ i

113,302 1,090,881
63,256 1,720,675
855,243 8,628,689
964,527 10,011,074
84,006 1,437,567
217,373 2,325,068

50
50
50
100
100

_____ i
_____ i
_____i
_____ i
_____ i

A t*
share.
917
163
177}*
171
85}*
251
335
65
60 V
*
675
183
278
90
64}*
90
400}*
72}*
615
62
225}*
326
135
180

17,465,210 55,559,698 100 ......... i 645
832,870
372,876
50 _____ i 100}*
6,008,408 23,542,352 100 _____ i 680
74,489
941,243
60 _____ i 42}*
8,517,306 14,997,816 100 _____ i 616
1,282,503 6,462,147 \100 _____ i 110
/100 _____ i 120}*
4,193,723 1 9,577,971 100 _____ i 550
328,056 4,081,975
50 _____ i 100
1,7641 1,067,091
180,999 2,305,705
5 0 ......... I 125}*
220
184,786 1,174,642 1 0
270
238,994 1,975,076 100
112
123,047 2,412,370
50
170}*
1,099,136 6,005,472 100
220
2,254,037 16,630,252 100
210
910,474 7,759,233
50
State Insti­
tutions i
Dec. 31
1924. I
el97 516 3,146,777
50
e92 694 2,007,465
59 212 1,149,672
e704 037 4,053,182 '
240
e339 945 1,528,478
4,893 929 51,659,132
000
e215 371 2,511,344
86
704 996112,239,992
819 282 9,221,571 '
1,591 319 14,821,828 ' 50,
1,406 851111,430,124 100
2,158 487119,202,407 100,
263 957:38,303,223
870 050 8,530,410 ioo; 200
1,000 350 8,643,807, 50,------4,052
000 ,393,47,462,037
1,056 ,659112,150,442
190 ,125 2,464,512
50 100
<228 ,560! 2,155,000 io o ,-- -7,305
000 ,196 63,316,711 100 257
264 ,888l 5,029,409
734,522 100
e l,087 ,703!
217 ,873' 2,328,744
el54 ,280 3,508,286
504 ,358 3,880,169
1,185 ,604 8,742,087|
e311 ,643 1,478,389,
271 ,984; 2,400,518
5,561 ,735.153927 759

Pittsburgh—
Allegheny Val Bank
100,000
All Nations Dep Bk
•75.000
Am State Bk of Pitts
200,000
Anchor Sav Bank..
150.000
Arsenal Bank_____
100.000
137}*
Bank of Pittsb, N A 3.000.
Bk of Secured Savs.
125.000
Braddock Nat Bk__
500.000
Citizens Sav Bank.
150.000
City Deposit Bank.
200.000
Columbia Nat Bank
600,000
400
600.000
Diamond Nat Bank
Dollar Savings Bank 2,003,343
Duquesne Nat Bk.
500.000
89
Exchange Nat Bank
750.000
Farmers Dep N a t.. 6.000.
Farmers Depos Sav
500.000
Fifth Avenue Bank
100.000
First N Bk of Blrm.
100,000
First National Bank 5.000.
Fourteenth St Bank
200,000
Freehold Bank____
200,000
Highland Nat Bank
200,000
Homew’d Peop Bk.
100,000
Iron A Glass Dol Sav
172,700
Keystone Nat Bank
600,000
Manufact’rs Bank.
100,000
Marine Nat Bank..
300.000
Mellon Nat Bank.. 7.500.000
Metropolitan Sav
10,545
Bk A Tr Co____
200.000
2,290,000
Monongahela N Bk 1.000.
000
521,862
Nat Bank of Amer.
200,000
Ohio Valley Bank - .
100,000 el62,312
314,359
Pennsylvania N Bk
200.000
Penn Savings Bank
100,000 el74,179
33,694
Pittsb State Bank.
100,000
Second Nat Bank..
300.000 1,143,450
401,285
_
Thlrd Nat Bank_
500.000
Union Nat Bank_
_ 2.000,000 5,546,946
Union Savings Bk. 1.000,000 1,764,618
482,211
Western S A D Bk.
250.000
857,893
Allegheny Trust Co
700.000
e76,599
Bloomfield Tr C o ..
125.000
Colonial Trust Co. 2.600.000 4,271,292
Com’wealth Tr Co. 1.500.000 1,552,111
Contlnental Tr Co
450.000 e344,088
Dollar Sav A Tr Co 1,000,000 e l,600,832
278,126:
East End Sav A Tr
250.000
Farmers Depos T r. 1.320.000 e588,728
Fidel Title A Tr Co 2,000,000 5,915,359
274,513
Franklin Sav A Tr.
175.000
Hazlew’d S A T Co
165,400 el98,737
232,964
Hill TopS AT C o ..
150.000
Manchester Savings
284,519
250.000
Bank A Trust Co
78,781
125.000
Merch Sav A Tr Co
e72,095
200.000
Metropolitan Tr Co
353,490
Oakl’d Sav A Tr Co
300.000
Peoples Sav A Trust
Co of Pittsburgh. 3,000,000 8,081 268 20,812,692
283, 635’ 2,341,390
250.000
People’s Trust C o ..
Pittsburgh Tr C o .. 2,000,000 2,559 728 15,716,815
500.000 e462 462j 5,313,947
Potter Title A TrCo
197 000 1,362,438
150.000
Provident Trust Co
130 000 4,492,304
400.000
Real Est S A Tr Co
190 190 1,773,249
125.000
South Hills Tr C o._
400.000 e504 931 5,568,154
Penn T rC o _______
530,067 .
65 ,785
125.000
Terminal Trust Co.
Union Trust Co___ 1.500.000 44,508 ,713 134970 219
350.000 1,264 ,221 7,682,841
Washington Tr Co.
125.000 e543 ,446 4,209,123
West End S B A Tr
125.000 el41 ,937, 1,385,080
William Penn Tr Co
Workingman's Sav
100.000 el,667,296 12,286,479' 50 625
825
Bank A Trust Co

•Saleprice, a Capital paid In; authorized amount Is larger, b Capital to be Increased, d Last sale a year ago. * June 30 1924. *Ex-dlv
I Last sale, a Includes Ninth T .A T.Co. h New stock, r Sold with Ninth Nat. Bank, n Nominal, t Oct. 10 1924. e Sept. 19 1924. eDec. 31 1924.




F eb., 1925.]

TENNESSEE— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions Nov. 12.

PENNSYLVANIA (Concluded).— State Banks Dec. 31.
Capital.
Reading—
farmers’ Nat Bank
Keystone Nat Bank
National Union Bk
Penn Nat Bank_
_
Reading Nat Bank.
Second Nat Bank..
Berks Co Trust Co.
Colonial Trust Co.
Pennsylvania Tr Co
Reading Trust Co.
Scranton—
Bosak State Bank. .
County Sav Bank. .
Electric City Bank.
first National Bank
Green Ridge Bank.
Keystone Bank____
North Scranton Bk
Providence Bank..
Peoples Sav A Dime
Bank Tr Co____
South Side Bank___
Third Nat Bank_
_
Traders’ Nat Bank.
_
Union Nat Bank_
West Side Bank..
Anthracite Tr C o ..
Lincoln Trust C o ..
Wilkes-Barre —
rMmeBkTitATrCo
First National Bank
danover Bk A T r._
Miners’ Bk of W -B.
P ennB kA TrCo _
Second Nat Bank..
So Side Bk A Tr Co
Union Sav Bk A Tr
W-B Dep A Sav Bk
Wyoming Nat Bank
Wyoming Val Tr Co
Williamsport—
first National Bank
Lycoming Nat Bk.
West Branch N Bk.
Williamsport N Bk.
NorthernCentral Tr
Co______________
•usq Trust Co
York—
Central Nat Bank.
Drov A Mech N Bk
first National Bank
Western Nat Bank.
York Co Nat Bank.
York Nat’l Bank..
Citiz Savs & Tr Co.
Gluar Tr Co of York
York Trust C o ___

63

B A M S AND TRUST COMPANIES

Surplus <t
Deposits.
Profits.

$
400.02C
100.000
200.000
390,000
500.000
300,000
750,000
300,000
1,000,000
300.00C

$
c1,297,654
355,971
997,558
832,854
c l,467,878
1,009,232
801,581
279,367
2,089,389
1,280,228

$
6,818,784
1,361,211
2,518,842
5,807,272
8,952,003
2,475,687
6,249,353
3,209,787
12,246,458
2,674,235

30
10C
25
100
100
10C
10
10
10C
100

419,629
200,000
400,000 /598.34C
80,000 /128,175
1.300,000 3,073,841
/65.174
50,000
125,000 /149.471
200,000 /160.813
75.000 /166.813

5,363.101
7,105,118
1,424,220
31,612,470
698,585
1,277,177
2,754,061
1,552,424

50
100
50
100
50
50
5
(1
50

1.090,000 1,410,735 15,510,185
200,000 /257,467 2,692,503
400.000 1,360,620 9,241,867
972,647 10,131,302
500,000
310,495 3,468,253
500,000
120,000 /307.309 2,787,513
850,000 Z272.647 3,740,379
500,000 /275,478 2,475,233

100
50
100
100
100
50
50
100

Par.

50
200,000 /320.046 3,041,536
911,389 7,573,752 100
375,000
125,000 /140.207 1,292,744
50
50
2,000,000 4,257,017 17,860,683
265,861 2,492,222 100
200,000
1.000,000 2,638,838 11,314,683 100
107,616 1,834,840
50
125,000
101,156 1,507,507 100
250,000
625,894 5,296,726
50
300,000
939,823 5,031,118
50
500,000
50
350.000 1,250,000 6,309,843
300,000 c548,500 3,795,157
200,000 c417,861 1,277,384
500.000 c2,025,938 5,423,697
250,000 c350,000 1,000,000

100
100
100
100

Bid.

Ask.

Per
150
423
140
390
395
390
32
18
440
300
Per
160
390
110

share.
155
420
145
400
400
395
35
20
455
310
share.
175
405

135
110
175
160

600

410 415
184
495
505
475
170
140
180
185
Per share
165
285 300
105
108
158
163
225
230
315
320
105
no
145
150
275
300
142
137
205
215
Per share.
275 375
300
300
525
530
235
235

Capital.

Surplus d
k
Cross
Profits.
Deposits. P a r.

Bid.

ill

Chattanooga—
$
$
3
Amer Tr A Bkg Co.
549,679 2,613,217
500,000
Chattanooga i? Bk.
750,000
436,544 5,225,064
First National Bank 1,000,000 1,100,172 16,953,758
First Tr A SavBank
n91,755 1,131,303
500,000
Hamilton Nat Bank 1.500,000
831,284 12,653,878
Hamilton Tr & S B .
250,000 0166,461 3,487,020

100
100
100
100
100
100

Knoxville—
City National Bank
600,000
East Tenn Nat Bk. 1,000,000
East Tenn Sav Bk.
200,000
Holston Nat Bank
500,000
Third Nat Bank___
300,000
Union Nat Bank___
500,000

Per share
100 ......... 1 225
100 _____ l 230
100
100
180
100
200
165
100

c576,889
n756,765
n.73,348
c334,125
259,249
202,798

10,581,612
6,306,532
2,840,651
3,013,228
1,786,715
5,409,442

Per shore

Memphis—
Bank of ComAT Co 3,000,000 2,504,644 33,890,984 100
Cent State Nat Bk.
600,000
658,005 10,195,408 100
Columbia Sav Bank
43,941
689,936 100
100,000
First National Bank
775,519 8,194,696 100
500,000
Amer S B A Trust
119,750 2,001,408 100
100,000
Fidelity BkATr Co 1,000,000 6100,000 1,121,274
Liberty S Bk A Tr.
165,251 3,716,082 ioo
200,000
Man Sav Bk & Tr
230,521 4,020,447 100
150.000
Solvent S Bk & Tr.
722,977
100,000
100,000
10
State Savings Bank
75,004 1,391,380 100
50,000
Union & Planters’
Bank & Trust Co 2,500.000
257,415 32,402,634 100
Nashville—
American Nat Bank 1,500,000 1,218,348 19,061,481
American Trust___
500,000 0223,739 4,541,656
Broadway Nat Bank
275,000 4,088,759
300,000
Central Nat Bank.
112,783 2,003,254
300,000
Commerce-Union Bk
500,000 n304,637 5,495,812
0167,541 6,637,051
Fourth* IstB AT Co
420,000
Fourth A First N B 1,400,000 1,628,816 19,238,497
Tennessee Hermitc75,652 1,300,937
age Nat Bank _
300,000
Nashville Trust Co
350,000 n461,440 3,733,930

100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Per
350
250
160
275
275
95
215
550
8
300
110
Per
1300
300
250
145
182
280
280

100 100
100 245

TEXAS— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31.
Austin—
, Per
1
American Nat Bank
727,294 8,406,896 1 0 0 ______
225
300,000
300,000 Z424.678 3,373,105 100 225
Austin Nat Bank..
726,338 7,265,899 10C
300,000
500,000 /664,868 3,213,331
50 11234 115
Per share. State National Bk.
56,117 1,747,899 1 0 0 ______
100.000
152,749 1,240,375 100 130
Beaumont—
Per
200.000
American Nat Bank
273,515 1,833.837 100 250
456,775 4,470,935 1 0 0 ______
250,000
100.000
448,882 5,045,212 100 175
City Natl Bank_
_
55,553 1,863,031 1001____
250,000
500,000
295.344 2,236,624 100 170
First National Bank
390,221 6,071,451 100 m —
400,000
225,000
104,932 2,722,008 100
800,363 2,994,246
Texas National Bk.
300.000
20 59
250,000
Dailas—
487,096 3,363,150
25 45
Per
500,000
1
25
Am Exch Nat Bank 2,000,000 2,500,000 47,897,023 10C 425
110,925 2,366,718
500,000
3234
79,142 4,620,670 , 10C 70
Central State Bank 1,000,000
423,370 2,833,797
25 50
425,000
City National Bank 3,000,000 1,438,002 33,358,899 10C 300
415,163 3,143,063
300.000
50 100
—
Mercantile BAT Co
500,000 0196,622 5,548,532 10C 128
cl65,927 5,456,443 100 130
Dallas Nat Bank..
500,000
RHODE ISLAND— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31.
Republic Nat Bank 1,500,000
C547.998 16,895,527 10C 145
333,183 5,070,468 10C 260
Nat Bk of Comm’ce
150,000
155,945 9,810,294 100 50
Nat Bk.
Newport—
Per share. SouthwestA Sav Bk 2,000,000
Dallas Tr
406,111 4,884,385 100 145
1,000,000
Aquidneck Nat Bk.
200.000 C162.033 2,613,428
50 *93
c75,440 5,527,750
RepublicTrASavBk
115
500,000
Nat Exchange Bank
100,000 cll7,350 1,136,491
30
180
El Paso—
Newport Nat Bank
538,264
»75 385
120.000
60 91
93
300,688 11,270,896 100 150
First National Bank 1,000,000
Newport Trust Co.
300.000
316,255 2,520,094 100 135
150
191,677 10,640,974 100 250
State Nat
_
300,000
Per share. Amer Tr A Bank_
Providence—
Sav Bk
28,268 3,467,984 10C 50
350,000
Blackstone Can Nat
500,000
799,880 3,092,994
25 60
Fort Worth—
Per
Columbus Exch Bk
200,000
118,088 2,501,789
50
169,103 10,750,196 100 100
Continental Nat Bk
750,000
Sigh Street Bank..
196,059 2,366,608
50 95
120,000
314,022 14,655,313 100 135
Farm A Mech N Bk 1,000,000
Mechanics’ Nat Bk
50 60
500,000
391,939 6,006,310
First N ational B ank 1,000,000 c729,682 17,099,866 100 250
Merchants’ Nat Bk 1.000.000 1,632,334 9,710,811
50 108
nl4,600
600,000 100 90
Ft Worth State Bk.
100,000
Nat Bank of Comm
50 80
850,000 1,311,997 6,780,116
Ft Worth Nat Bank
600,000 1,529,348 19,096,144 100 400
Nat Exchange Bank 1,250.000 1,081,336 15,722,803 100 154
115,850 3,948,280 100 250
Stockyards Nat Bk
200,000
Phenix Nat Bank..
450,000 1,165,685 2,597,646
50 108
253,911 5,562,155 100 275
Texas Nat’l Bank..
400,000
Providence Nat Bk
500,000 1,387,526 2,878,259 100 230
Galveston—
Per
Industrial Trust Co 4.000,000 8,759,373 109642806 100 320
226,163 7,333,140 100 175
City National Bank
200,000
Lincoln Trust Co _
25
127,195
853,751
122,275
245,521 3,473,329 100 195
First National Bank
200,000
Rhode I Hos Tr Co 3,000.000 6,357,616 82,376,584 1000 3800
Sou Texas Nat’l Bk
200,000 c235,884 4,999,395 100
Union Trust Co___ 1.000,000
817,759 18,634,275 100 148
70,118 15,846,956 100 166
S National
Woonsocket—
Per share. U Houston— Bank ul.000,000
No iminai
Citizens’ Nat Bank
46,246 1,001,216 100 n o
100,000
410,042 100
5,229
Citizens State Bank
100,000
73
National Globe Bk.
102,496
774,836
25 45
100,000
47
843,169 33,059,195 100 235
First National Bank 2,500,000
Producers’ Nat Bk.
200,000
303,589 2,650,528
35
20
96,541 1,657,480 100 150
Guaranty Nat Bank
200,000
800,120 10,191,563 100 200
Houston Nat Bk___
600,000
800,003 14,918,978 100 235
SOUTH CAROLINA— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31. Second Nat B k ___ 1,000,000
583,467 8,862,215 100 233
Nat Bank of Comm
500,000
Per share. Peoples State Bank
30,000 1,304,133 100 100
Charleston—
150,000
38,432 2,164,762 100 100
Atlantic Nat Bank.
200,000
115,597 2,998,530 100 157
Public Nat Bank..
300,000
71,444 7,004,057 100 105
Atlantic Sav Bank.
200,000
393,772 4,905,945' 10C 276
300
State Nat Bank . .
400,000
977,263 16,661,159 100 220
Bk of Charl’n.NBA 1,000,000
652,771 8,863,219 10C 150
Union Nat Bank___ 1.000,000
170
Carolina Sav Bank.
200,000
173,533 2,727,957 100 225
250
Sou Texas CommerExch Bkg A Tr Co.
150,000
82,137
950,787 10C 172
cial Nat Bank___ 1,000,000 1,400,000 25,548,151 100 323
First National Bank
390,775 2,275,886 100 285
200.000
315,110 2,415,745 100 300
325
Guardian Trust Co
300,000
Miners A Merch Bk
50,000
445,120 4,219,032 100 150
31,227
407,828 100 125
Houston Land * Tr 1,000,000
130
152,092 2,538,651 100 140
People s Nat Bank. 1.000.000
289,747 6,937,031 100 105
110
San Jacinto Trust .
300,000
Security Sav Bank.
50,000
25,284 1,920,225 100 225
250
San Antonio—
Per
330,674 8,832,590 100
So Car L’n & Tr Co
100,000
41,606
831,490 100 100
125
Alamo Nat Bank
1,000,000
220,441 13,041,334 100
City National Bank 1,000,000
Greenville—
38,213 1,878,433 100
Stat e ba nks Ju ne 30. Commercial Nat Bk
200,000
Amer Bk A Tr Co
28,152 1,609,951 100 102
599,547 9,711,139 100
225,000
Frost N ational Bank 1,000,000
139,106 1,802,456 100
Bank of Commerce
300.000
168,286
980,029 100 114
lit
Groos Nat Bank
250,000
Farmers A Mer Bk.
25,000
126,173 4,034,739 100
10,773
383,433
50 m ___ 50
Guaranty State Bk
150,000
First National Bank
246,222 1,505,758 100 230
369,187 2,720,572 100
200,000
Lockwood Nat Bk.
200,000
Norwood Nat Bk._
500,000 1,025,166 5,644,020 100 290
262,489 5,148,201 100
Nat Bk of Comm’ce
600,000
Peoples Nat Bk___
415,091 2,386,429 100 300
200.000
310
Sam Houston St Bk
10,000
403,400 100
Piedmont Sav & Tr
50,000
(769,663 1,620,778
A Trust _____ __
100,000
Woodside Nat Bk .
197,856 2,386,755 100
101,510 2,466,463 100 122
250,000
San Antonio NatBk
500,000
125
50,770 3,475,398 100
Spartanburg—
Central Trust Co .
200,000
131,445 2,792,242 100
American Nat Bk. .
135,522
150,000
681,380 100 175
180
Com’w’lth BAT Co
300,000
40,488 2,717,514 100
100,000
55,000 1,000,000 100 150
Bank of Commerce
300,000
155
Texas State BkATr
Carolina Nat Bank.
200,000
57,368 1,059,274 100 110
112
Waco—
Per
Central Nat Bank
400.000
316,099 2,332,528 100 170
175
Central National..
500,000 c216,088 3,708,220 100 154
183,207 3,251,113 100 200
_
100,000
17,068
514,939 100 75
Dollar Sav Bank_
80
Citizens’ Nat Bank
250,000
First National Bank
300,000 9,901,467 100 210
500,000
285,228 2,908,698 100 147
152
First National Bank 1,000,000
Mer & Farm Bank.
131,801
63,903 1,914,351 100 105
100,000
904,873 100 235
240
First State BAT Co
300,000
<731,426
116,955 3,185,954 100 170
Southern Trust Co.
60 000
501,075 100 155
300,000
Liberty Nat Bank.
30,226
556,276 100 90
National City Bank
100,000
194,436 3,145,055 100 210
Provident Nat Bk.
300,000

share.
355
255
164
283
300
100
220
585
10
115
shave.
307
307
260
150
195
300
300
105
250

share.
138
share.

share.
72^
302 >6
130
150
60
150
125
170
303
75
share.
110
150
300
100
440
300
300
share.
185
205
v ____
110
prices
83
250
165
225
240
245
105
110
183
223
350
305
150
share

share.
160
210
220
175
100
220

•Saleprice,
a Capital and surplus to be Increased,
b July 15 1924.
c Oct. 10, 1924.
k Capital to be increased.
p Amount paid In.
a Ex-dividend. y Closely tield. I Last sale, n Mar. 31 1924. x Including First Savings Bank A Trust Co. stock e Sold with First National Bank.
Includes trust funds.
u Succeeding Texas Bank A Trust Co
t Ex-rights.
t Includes American Trust Co.
/S ep t. 19 1924.
m Present
stock represents anticipation In one-half original capital, g Dec. 31 1924.




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UTAH— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31.
Capttai.
Ogden—
Commercial Nat Bk
Nat Bank of Comm
First A Utah Sav Bk
Ogden State Bank.
Security State Bank
First* Utah Nat Bk

[V ol.

BANKS AND TBUST COMPANIES

Surplus <c
f
Oross
Profits.
Deposits. P a r.

$
100,000
250,000
250,000
100,000
150.000
500,000

$
cl28,178
54,576
163,382
293.003
50,392
122,269

$
1,510,642
2,233,414
3,277,318
7,057,475
1,251,372
5,828,241

Salt Lake City—
Continental Nat Bk
600.000
Deseret Nat Bank.
500,000
Deseret Sav Bank.
500,000
National Copper Bk
300.000
Utah State Nat Bk.
500.000
300,000
Utah Sav A Tr Co.
Walker Bros, B’kers
850,000
Eton Sav Bk & Tr Co 1,000,000

154,824
667,163
262,792
61,209
375,935
179,101
536,648
601,418

11,366,766
5,880,895
5,832,302
7,199,057
9,725,705
1,836,546
20,887,914
10,726,828

100
100
100
100
100
100

WEST VIRGINIA— National banks Dec. 31; Stats institutions Dec. 31.
Bid.
175
100
255
600
90
150

Ask.
200
105
255
95
155

Per share.
100 126 |140
100 272
276
202
100 . 200
150
100 125
100 183
186
140
100 135
245
100 235
245
100 235

VERMONT— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions June 30.

Surplus
Cross
ds Profits. Deposits. Par.

Capital.
Wheeling—
Centre Wheel’g Sav
Cltizens’-Mutual _
Trust Co_______
Half-Dollar Sav Bk
Nat Bank of W Va_
N at Exchange Bank
Cent Union ATrCo
So Side Bk * Tr Co
Dollar Sav A Tr Co
Security Trust Co.
Wheeling Bank A
Trust Co_______

$
100,000

$
$
<fl08,556 2,051,790

600,000
100.000
500,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
750.000
300,000

350,000
e249,653
519,060
585,580
<1119,000
184,764
1,932,239
<1315,089

5,895,012
2,598,275
4,768,423
5,133,435
1,466,000
1,702,593
14,813,140
3,426,071

500,000

614,157

7,619,944

Bid.

Per
100 201
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Ask.
short

145
245
165
215
140
250
325
325

100 230

WISCONSIN— National banks Dee. 31; State institutions\Dec. 31.

Barra—
Granite S B A TrCo
People’s Nat Bank.
Quarrv 8 BkAT Co.

75,000
100.000
100.000

70,000 2,367,942
<2120,267 3,110,370
<247,233 1,624,090

Burlington—
Chittenden Co T r._
Howard Nat Bank.
Merchants Nat Bk.
Burlington Tr Co._

125,000
500.000
150,000
250,000

Per share
<2162,483 3,129.812 180 150
302,921 2,049,699 100 125
a214,000 < 463,000
2
40
60
<2471,411 5,035,562 100 150
200

Montpelier—
Capita. S B A T rC o
First National Bank
Montpelier Nat Bk
Montp’r S BA T Co

100,000
100,000
150,000
100.000

<2175,515
48,593
147,198
226,533

2,760,829
2,420,382
1,964,558
4,598,848

100
100
100
100

Per share
165
125
125
125
350

Rutland—
Baxter Nat Bank..
Clement Nat Bank.
Killlngton Nat Bk.
Rutland Co Nat Bk
Rutland Trust Co.

100,000
100,000
100.000
100.000
100.000

c92,630
781,439
c250,523 2,558,886
<2118,622
400,566
127,362 1,305,004
<2113,601 1,276,118

100
100
100
100
100

Per share
185
260
130
125
200

100
100
100

120.

Per share

VIRGINIA— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31.

La Crosse—
Batavian Nat Bank
Exchange State Bk
Nat Bk of LaCrosse
Security Sava Bank
State Bk ol La Cr’se
Milwaukee—
Badger State Bank.
Bay View ComAS B
City Bank________
First Wisconsin N B
Amer Nat’l Bank..
Marine Nat Bank..
Marshall A Ilsley Bk
Mer A Farm State.
Mer A Manufac Bk
Mllw Comm’l Bank
Nat Bk of Comm’ce
Nat Exchange Bank
Second Ward Sav B
West Side Bank___
North Ave State___
First Wise Trust Co

Per
456,290
400.000
25,525
50.000
469,490
500.000
27,147
60.000
104,652
100.000
State Instit utions, A u
200 000 e225
42 ,601
100, 000
65 ,719
300 000
6,000 000 6,245 ,601
1,000 000 c411 ,075
500 000 1,000, ,000
1,000 ,000 2,839 ,107
130,,754
200 000
242 ,064
400 000
e48 ,223
100 000
400 ,000
1.000 000
841, ,239
500 000
1,000 000 e2,513. 774
400, 000 e521,,853
200, 000!
125 224
800, 000 e l,105 041

4,163,2831 100
781,395 100
5,339,285j 100
1,011,527 100
2,115,738' 100
gust 24 19 24
,1971
2,265 ,680!
2,458 ,654:
91,819 ,2821
10,172 ,102
10,430 ,020
22,533 ,1321
2,723 ,859,
2,606 ,04l!
1,706 ,0211
10,586 ,730
8,841 ,617!
35,329 ,575
3,499 ,132
2,981 ,186
2,976 ,388
i

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

short

215
150
225
150
210
Per short
150
167K
105 1 ...
202 H 205
101
255
212
216
112
132
136
190
175
156«

L ynchburg—

first National Bank 1,000,000 1,233,994 6,249,185
897,567 4,058,012
Lynchburg Nat Bk 1.000,000
633,178 3,493,770
500.000
People’s Nat Bank.
Mutual S Bk A T r.
200.000
84,226
605,859
Lynchburg Tr A SB
377,453 2,394,452
300.000

297
100 287
225
100 220
100 242 Yi 250
100
140
360
100
Norfolk—
Per share.
763,841 5,527,137 100 235
Citizens Bank_____ 1,000,000
240
Nat Bk of Comm’ce 1.200,000 1,493,171 16,308,484 100 295
305
Trust Co of Norfolk 1,000.000 1,011,686 6,022,847 100 197
202
Norfolk Nat Bank. 1,000,000 1,318.625 11,655,165 100 230
236
800.000
687,094 7,532,645 100 200
Seaboard Nat Bank
205
180
210,462^ 3,966,852 100 175
Virginia Nat Bank.
500.000
Petersburg—
Per share.
Petersburg Sav & Tr 1.000.000 cl75,000 3,400,000 100 100
115
600.000 c219,121 2,811,803 100
Nat Bk o f Petersb.
Vlrsln’ n 'Mat Bank. l.n on .n on
c268,303 3,916,921 100 125
130
Portsmouth—
500.000
Amer Nat Bank_
_
116,452! 3,137,864
Bank of Tidewater.
250.000
118,897 j 1,060,195
Citizens Trust C o ..
250.000
40,212
473,139
300.000
First Nat Bank____
244,394! 2,933,578
500.000
Mer & Farmers Bk.
215,6001 3,211,513
Per share.
Klchiuunu—
947,439 15,920,195 100 245
American Nat Bank 1,000.000
250
615,370 4,225,666 100 225
500.000
235
Bank of Com A T r.
300.000
532,437 5,159,781
25 80
Broad Street Bank.
83
90,000 1,853,059 100 128
300.000
Broadway Nat Bk.
130
739,372 7,593,022 100 220
Central Nat Bk___ 1,000,000
230
First National Bank 2.000.000 2,581,285 25,983,783 100 284
290
200.000
25,468
666,649 100
Grace St Bk & T r ..
110
151,068 1,695,709 100 180
200.000
Mech <e Merch Bk.
f
Merchants N at Bk. 1,000,000 1,425,618 18,309,757 100 290 300
State A City Bank
949,207
25
64
66
A Trust Co-------- 1,200.000 1,492. 871
732,677 100 350
Planters Nat Bank. 1,000,000 2,002, 207
370
429, 592
200.000
25 103
019,194
Sav Bank of Rlchm
50
500.000
966, 921
315,017
Union Bk of Rlchm
170
164 445
4 8 6 ,7 7 0
25 80
85
100.000
West End Bank---14Ji 15
400,000 cl30. 466
Federal Trust C o ..
10
,077,187
,170,012 100 102
253. 260
103
Rlchmond Trust Co 1.000,000
797,679 100 420
Virginia Trust Co. . 1.000.000 1,286, 232
utions
WASHINGTON— Nationa banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31.
Per
Seattle—
43; 533
963,837 100
400.000
Bank for Savings.
._ . ! 4 ,975,6991 100 198
200.000
Canad’n Bk of Com
Dexter-Horton N B 2,200.000 1,426 751 37 ,220,622 100 235
706 808 14 ,411,216' 100 330
500.000
First National Bank
115 132 5 012,031 100 140
300.000
Marine Nat Bank..
330 434 6 949,3311 100 310
300.000
Metropolit’nN atBk
Nat Bk of Comm’ce 1,000.000 1,031 937 21 779,264! 100 322
289 655 5 566,562 100 165
500.000
Nat Cy Bk of Seatt
100 352 4 821,481 j 100
100.000
People s Sav Bank.
Seattle Nat Bank.. 1,000.000 1,116 392 23 298,233 100 285
76 461 2 ,228,333 100
600.000
Am Sav Bk A Tr Co
200,000
55 943 2 ,402,463
University Nat Bk.
Spokane—
100,000
American Bank..
200.000
Brotherhood N at Bk
1.000,000
Exchange Nat B k ._
500.000
Fidelity Nat Bank.
Old National Bank. 1,200,000
Spok A East Tr Co. 1.000,000
200.000
Washlngton Tr Co.

61,600
53,053
264,226
125,519
344,368
452,298
112,479

Tacoma—
Nat Bk of Tacoma.
Puget Sd Nat B k.

465,865 18,051,168
41,230 3,716,219

1.000,000
300,000

1,907,688
1,772,612
9,548,021
4,587,739
22,657,151
10,132,181
1,616,418

100
100
100
100
100
100
100

share.
45
200
237
335
142
315
325
170
50

Per share.
165
175
125
97
175
112
150

WYOMING— National banks Dec. 31.
Cheyenne—
American Nat Bank
Cheyenne State Bk
Citizens Nat Bank.
First National Bank
Stock Growers N B

1
Per short
152,964 2,499,397 ____
23,975
875,119 ____
168,937 1,776,118 100 \ Faile d
211,621 5,768,489 100 |
July 9 1924
103,406 4,208,217 j 100

CAN AD A.
Keiurns are all of date Nov. 29 1924.
NOVA SCOTIA.
Capital
Paid in .

Reserve
Fund.

Deposits. Par.

Bid.

Prices are per cent, not per sh are.
Per
Halifax—
S
S
$
Bank of Nova Scotia 10,000,000 19,500,000 174460780 100 265

Ask.
cent.

ONTARIO.

Toronto—
Bank of Toronto..
Can Bank of Comm
Dominion Bank___
Imperial Bk. of Can
Standard Bank____
Sterling Bk of Can.

g5.000,000 6.000.000 79,006,619
20,000,000 20,000,000 390717559
6.000.000 7.000,000 82,478,154
07.000,000 7,500,000 81,795,014
4.000.000 2,750,000 50,153,018
1,235,000
500,000 12,629,289

Per cent.
100 193
100 196
100 195
196
190 y2
100 190
50 170
100

QUEBEC.

Montreal—
Bank of Montreal. . 27.250.000 27.250.000 528428698
Banqued’Hochelega 5,500.000 5.500,000 95,245,297
Molson’s Bank____ 04.000.000 3.000,000 52,550.822
3.000.000 1,500,000 32,342,656
Royal Bk of Canada 20,400,000 20.400,000 452974767

Per
100 248
100 150
100
100
100 233

Quebec—
Union Bank of Can 0 8 .000.000

100 107

127
100
190
115
155

Per share.
150
100 135
100 100 125

250.000
100.000
100,000
200,000
300,000

1.750.000 87,082,931

cent
248 X
172
.........

SASKATCHEW AN.
Weyburn—
Weybum Secur Bk.

524.560

225,000 3,698,567

100

a June 30. 1924.
• Sale price.
Last sale.
g This is capital paid In; authorized amount is larger.
% Ex-dlvldend.
• Dec. 31 1924.
k Includes one-third of a share in Dexter-Horton Trust A Savings Bank stock, d March 31 1924. h New stock.
cOct. 10 1924.