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REVIEW OF JUNE..................................11 TEXTILE MANUFACTURING STOCKS—
NORTHERN MILLS____________________ 46
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—
SOUTHERN MILLS.___________________ 46
RECORD OP BOND SALES AND PRICES. _ 18
CANADIAN MILLS_____________________ 46
RECORD OP STOCK SALES AND PRICES. _ 28
MINING STOCKS____________________ 46
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STEAM RAILROAD BONDS__________33 INSURANCE STOCKS & LAND STKS. 46
REAL ESTATE TRUST
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STEAM RAILROAD STOCKS..................38 TITLE GUAR. & SAFE DEP. STOCKS. 46
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS____________39 U. S. AND MUNICIPAL BONDS___ 49
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS___________43 CANADIAN MUNICIPAL BONDS___ 50
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. BO NDS.. 44 FOREIGN GOVERNMENT B O N D S... 49
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. STOCKS. 46 BANKS AND TRUST COM PANIES... 55
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Abstract of Statement December 31, 1920
$126,370,360.33
- 87,523,160.11
582,037,444.22
- 88,962,736.97
671,000,181.19
2,357,973,121.00
2,665,577.69

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Reserves and Liabilities
Contingency and Dividend Funds
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GEORGE T. DEXTER,
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REVIEW OF JUNE.
There was no essential change during June in the
general industrial and economic situation, ail the de­
velopments, like those in the months preceding, be­
ing along the line to a return to the normal—which
means that cuts in wages and dividend reductions,
or suspensions by industrial concerns with much un­
employment nearly everywhere, continued a feature
of affairs. The most positive indications of progress
in the direction of a new order of things were ob­
servable in the railroad world, correspondingly im­
proving the outlook for this branch of the country’s
activities.
Two great problems have been confronting the
rail carriers: (1) The need of reducing operating
costs and (2) the means of enlarging the volume of
traffic. The last is dependent upon the revival of
trade, while the former is largely under the control
of the United States Railroad Labor Board, and
involves a recognition by the Board of the compel­
ling obligation of authorizing lower scales of wages
and modifying the arbitrary nation-wide agree­
ments imposed on the carriers during Government
control, and which have made it impossible for rail­
road managers to hire labor upon the same advan­
tageous terms with respect to hours, conditions of
work and wages as employers in other branches of
business. During dune the U. S. Railroad Labor
Board made several announcements and decisions,
all going to show that it realized the predicament
o( the carriers in these particulars and would assist
in the effort to reduce operating costs. As far as
the volume of business is concerned, car loadings

there were no signs of any revival of trade. But
the restoration of the credit of the railroads and
their relief from the oppressive conditions under
which they have been obliged to work for so many
years would he itself the best harbinger of trade re­
vival since in a normal state the railroads are the
largest consumers of iron and steel in the country,
and it is the iron and steel trades that are in the
profoundest depths of depression at the moment.
It will be recalled that on May 17 the Railroad
Labor Board made public its conclusions that “pre­
vailing conditions justify, to an extent yet to be de­
termined, a readjustment downward of the wages
of the employees of the carriers which are parties to
the disputes already heard by the Board.” The
Board also stated that it would announce on June 1
the extent of the wage reduction to be made, the
carriers being given opportunity in the meantime to
extend their applications for wage reductions to
other classes of railroad labor besides those repre­
sented at the hearings up to that time, and chance
being also given the railroads which had not filed
any petitions at all for any wage reductions to be­
come parties to the proceedings.
Promptly on June 1 (or rather at the close of
business the day before, May 31) the Board made
public the extent of the wage reduction which it
would authorize. The reduction averaged 12%, and
it was stated that approximately two-thirds of the
wage increase granted to railroad employees by the
Labor Board in July of the previous year would be
rescinded. The decreases ran from 5 to 13 cents an
hour, or from 5 to 10%. For section men the reduc­
tion was figured at approximately 18%, completely
wiping out the increase granted that class of em­
ployees by the f 600,000,000 wage award of July 20
1920; switchmen and shop crafts received a 9% re­
duction, while the train service men had their pay
lowered approximately 7%. Car repairers were cut
about 10%. Passenger and freight engineers, who
had received increases of 10 to 13 cents an hour by
the 1920 award, Were cut 6 and 8 cents an hour, re­
spectively. Passenger and freight conductors, who
had received increases of 12% cents and 13 cents an
hour in 1920, were reduced respectively 7% and 8
cents per hour.
Beginning with June 6 the Railroad Labor Board
granted hearings on the new applications for per­
mission to reduce wages, and on June 27 handed
down its decision in those cases. The earlier decision
had related to 104 roads. This second decision cov­
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classes of employees on every railroad among what the British Government did not relax its efforts to
a
and there also came manifesta­
are known as Class 1 carriers, and which includes effect onsettlement,scale that the strike might end
tions a small
every hig road in the country. The 12% reduction sooner or later through disintegration, since some
in wages announced June 1 was not considered suf­ of the striking miners were drifting back to work.
ficient by railroad managers generally, and at the On Tuesday, June 28, the British Premier was able
supplementary hearings the carriers urged with to announce in the House of Commons that the
added insistence that the 1920 wage award be alto­ terms of a settlement had actually been reached,
a
subsidy of £10,gether wiped out. The Hoard, however, would not “including thereduction of wages, a establishment of
change the scale of reductions determined in the 000,000 by Government and the he characterized
June 1 decision, and in the new decision went no a profit-sharing plan.” This latter as the first in­
further than to add to the list the employees brought as a “very great experiment, and scale to be un­
stance of profit-sharing on a national
in as parties in the subsequent hearings. The only dertaken in the entire industrial world.” Under the
change in the rates of reduction made under the plan the mine workers are to receive 83% of the
new order was in the case of some marine workers. profits after fixed charges have been paid and the
are
this, it
ap­
As already noted, when the June 1 reduction was owners that to have 17%. Fromattached became set­
parent
a socialist feature
to the
announced, it was estimated that this, if applied to tlement, and cable advices outlined the scheme as
all employees of Class 1 roads, would mean a saving follows:
of $400,000,000 in the country’s railroad labor bill. The main feature of the settlement, said the Premier, was that it fixed a
of remuneration by which the
The new decision made such saving possible by ex­ new system proceeds of the industry. Theyworkmen shareda with their em­
the
tending the wage reductions to employees not in­ ployers productivity of the industry and had athus obtained direct interest
in the
direct individual incentive to
believed
application
cluded in the original case and also by including effort. lie said heever beforethat no such larg-e and scientificany industry of
profit-sharing had
taken place in the history of
in
and certainly
country.
first
employees on roads which were not parties to the any country,industry, and anot in this had been Wages would form thewages
charge on
standard
set up below which
first hearing.
would not fall. That standard was 20% above the pre-war rate of earn­
ings. The standard wages having been paid and the other costs of the in­
An important matter abroad was the settle­
having been met, the
would take as
£17 for every
ment of the British coal miners’ strike. There dustry paid in on every wages.owner there towere any profitsand £17 toto the
£100
standard
If
further proceeds be
divided £S3
£100 would go the workmen
were repeated conferences between the British Pre­ owners.
that
had previously
mier, Mr. Lloyd George, and representatives of the The Premier recalled the fact as the Governmentcoal industry, with­
its
£10,000,000
subsidy the
he
coal owners and coal miners, but the early part of drawn the offer ofpressed upon the aGovernmentto on Monday night but, the
said,
facts
by
owners and miners had convinced them that without Government aid there
the month all efforts at settlement proved fruitless, could only be a partial resumption of work. At present the whole success
the same as in the two months preceding. The Gov­ of that scheme had ever on the spirit in which itgreat acarried out. No
depended
was
to
ernment indicated willingness to contribute £10,- such principles said he wasbeen applied beforemightsocreate newscheme in any
industry. He
hopeful that it
relations be­
merely
but
indus­
000,000 to the industry to help it over the crisis, but tween capital and labor, not in this in the coal industry,becausein itallwas the
tries. But it was necessary
industry above all,
the Premier also made it plain, so cable advices ha-ic industry on which almost all the others depended.
Mr. Lloyd George made his statement
his
stated, that not a penny more was to be looked for, own motion for an adjournment. There in thenoHouse of Commons on and
was
controversial debate,
and that “he laid it down as an absolute condition the motion for adjournment was finally withdrawn, by which decision the
that, in return for this aid, real peace must be at­ Houseofaffirmed its approval of the coal settlement, including the expendi­
ture
£10,000,000.
tained.” The Government’s proposals to end the The agreement, it seems, entails a cut in wages of
strife were referred by the miners’ executives to the 2 shillings a day during July, 2 shillings sixpence
miners themselves. At this stage it became apparent during August, and 3 shillings during September,
that the miners could not depend on outside support “after which the owners and miners are to be sub­
and that the strain to carry on the contest alone was ject to economic conditions of trade without fur­
proving a severe one. The British Locomotive En­ ther reference to a subsidy.” One correspondent
gineers had on May 31 recalled their embargo on stated that “the parties arrived at terms quickly
the handling of imported coal, declared originally after the miners had dropped their claim for a na­
in support of the coal miners, and it was also tional wage pool, which had been a main point of
claimed that (owing to the continuance of the strike dissension.” As a result of the settlement the men
and the absence of the necessary supplies of coal) returned to work the following Monday, July 4. The
oil was being rapidly substituted for coal as fuel. strike had lasted since the previous April 1, and
In a letter to Frank Hodges, Secretary of the Miners’ nearly 1,000,000 miners were directly affected by
Federation, Mr. Lloyd George “served formal notice the stoppage. The strike was characterized in cur­
on the striking coal miners that they must reach a rent comment in London as the “most disastrous in
settlement within a fortnight if they wished to get the history of Great Britain,” from an economic
the benefit of the £10,000,000 the Government had point of view—this because it compelled the shut­
promised to contribute to break the fall in wages” ; ting down of so many industrial establishments ow­
the Premier “also suggested that the miners’ execu­ ing to the lack of the necessary supplies of fuel.
tives should no longer depend upon the advices and Some other labor troubles in Great Britain were
instructions given them by the district delegates, also composed or warded off during June. The pros­
but should hold a ballot in which every member of pect at one time loomed up of a prolonged shut­
the Miners’ Federation could say whether he wished down in the cotton manufacturing industry of Great
Britain, and this was one of the circumstances that
to accept the Government’s terms or not.”
Accordingly the leaders of the coal miners recom­ contributed so seriously to depress the price of the
mended a ballot of their men on the new proposals. raw material (cotton) in this country the early part
It was decided to have the men vote on the Govern­ of the month. On June 1, some 500,000 operatives
ment terms June 15, the ballot to be returnable on in the spinning and weaving sections of the cotton
June 17. Unfortunately, however, the mine own­ mills stopped work “because of the fact that it had
ers voted in favor of a continuance of the strike, been impossible to arrive at an agreement with the
431,511 ballots being cast for rejection of the mine Cotton Spinners’ and Manufacturers’ Association
owners’ latest offer, coupled with the Government over a proposed reduction of 30% in wages.” The
guarantee, and 183,827 ballots being cast for ac­ employers had modified the proposition so as to call
ceptance of the proposition. Mr. Lloyd George then for a reduction of only 25%, but the operatives held
notified the Miners’ Federation that “the Govern­ out against a cut of more than 12^% . The strike
ment’s offer of a £10,000,000 subsidy remains open was settled on June 21 through the acceptance by
until to-night [June 17] but no longer.” With the the United Textile Workers of the offer of the em­
expiration of this time limit it appeared as if the ployers, and the operatives returned to work June
miners had definitely lost this proposed bonus, but 27. A threatened strike in the engineering trades.

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which also loomed large at one time, was likewise
averted. Terms were reached June 20 at a confer­
ence of representatives of the employers and the
engineers and consisted of a wage cut of three shill­
ings a week and 7]/2% 011 piece work, effective July
17, with another similar cut on Aug. 15, but accept­
ance of the terms, to be left to the men themselves at
a ballot to be taken within a fortnight.
In this country also there were terminations of
strikes of national importance. The strike of ma­
rine engineers on vessels operated by the U. S. Ship­
ping Board was ended, as the result of an agree­
ment entered into by the unions and the Shipping
Board. The agreement went into effect June 14 and
is to continue until December 31. It provides for a
reduction of 15% in wages and elimination of over­
time; although it was characterized as a “compro­
mise,” it was really a victory for the Shipping Board,
inasmuch as the strike was called as a protest
against any reduction in wages. The private ship­
owners refused to accept the terms of the agree­
ment, contending that a 15% wage cut was inade­
quate to permit them to operate their lines success­
fully. After the agreement with the engineers had
been made public, it was announced that a similar
contract had been entered into between the Ship­
ping Board and the radio operators, and that sea­
men, firemen, cooks and other marine employees
were also negotiating for new contracts. In a gen­
eral order signed by Chairman Albert D. Lasker,
the new chief of the Shipping Board, the Board di­
rected that protection be given employees who had
taken the place of the strikers during the period of
the strike. In a nation-wide referendum these other
marine workers (aside from the engineers) voted to
return to work on June 23. It was pointed out that,
unlike the engineers, these workers were going back
to their jobs without even an agreement for sis
months, and without any assurance that another at­
tempt might not be made soon further to reduce their
wages. In the case of the private steamship owners,
represented by the American Steamship Owners’
Association, which, as already stated, refused to
accept the Shipping Board’s agreement, the situa­
tion seemed to be that the marine engineers, as also
the other workers, considered their strike at an end
and were applying for their old jobs.
In the industrial situation in the United States
the most conspicuous features were the utter lack
of recovery in the iron and steel trades and the fur­
ther decline in oil prices, with the additional cuts
made by the automobile manufacturers. The “Iron
Age” of this city on June 30 reported the scale of
mill operations as being only 15 to 25% of capacity
for a number of independent companies, and about
30% of capacity for the Steel Corporation. It also
reported that the falling away in demand was en­
tirely without parallel, and that the extent of unem­
ployment was very much greater than leaders in the
trade had believed possible. The “Age” likewise
stated that idle capacity would be increased on July
1, when such sheet and tin plate mills as work under
agreement with the Amalgamated Association would
close down. The conference with the union at Co­
lumbus, Ohio, on July 5, it was noted, would start
with the two sides wide apart on the wage scale. It
appeared that liquidation of steel products in the
hands of users was proceeding in a most unusual
way. Practically all large manufacturing con­
sumers, it was stated, had turned jobbers, and were
selling off bars, structural shapes, etc., at prices
close to the warehouse basis. It was also stated
that there was no longer any strict adherence to the
prices announced by the Steel Corporation as effec­
tive April 13. Rumors persisted that announcements
of fresh reductions in steel prices would be made
by the Steel Corporation and the reductions came
early in July. The Bethlehem Steel Corporation at
the end of June announced a further wage reduction
of 15%, to become effective July 16, with a reduc­
tion of 10% in the pay of salaried employees, effec-

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five Aug. J, and followed this up early in duly with
new reductions in the prices of steel products.

The iron and steel duties in the new tariff bill,
given out by Chairman Fordney of the House Ways
and Means Committee on June 29, were reported by
the “Iron Age” as “a surprise to the trade in their
close approach to the then fully protective schedules
of the Payne-Aldrich Act of 1909.” The bill pro­
poses increases in the average tariff, reckoned on
the basis of all imports (free as well as taxed), from
about 6%, as under the existing Underwood Act, and
18.55%, as under the Payne-Aldrich Act, to 18% and
20% or more, with the new feature that the tariff
payments are to be calculated on American valua­
tion of imports. It would levy a tax on oil of 35
cents a barrel on crude oil and 25 cents a barrel on
fuel oil.
The decline in oil prices, to which allusion has
been made, occurred in face of this proposed tax,
and also in face of a number of other factors which
ordinarily would have served to raise prices. But
the simple truth is that the output is in excess of
the present curtailed demand incident to the exist­
ing trade depression. Pennsylvania crude oil, af­
ter having got back to $3 per barrel at the end of
May, in a new downward movement dropped still
further, and touched $2.25 in June, which compares
with $6.10 on January 1 1921, while Mid-Continent
oil got down to $1.00 a barrel, as compared with
$3.50 January 1. Gasoline and kerosene prices were
also further reduced in various directions. News
from Mexico was unsettling and disconcerting. At
first there were reports (possibly with the purpose
of influencing speculation on the Stock Exchange)
that salt water was appearing in the Mexican wells,
and that the supply of oil from that quarter would
soon become exhausted. Then advices came of a new
decree by the Mexican Government, under which the
export tax on Mexican oil was to be enormously in­
creased July 1. The Standard Oil Copapany of New
Jersey thereupon gave notice that in filling its con­
tract with the U. S. Shipping Board for 17,825,000
barrels of fuel oil it would in future include therein
no Mexican oil. Other concerns with wells in Mex­
ico also began restricting or suspending shipments.
The new tax on light crude is 43 cents a barrel, as
compared with the old rate of 17 cents, and on heavy
oil approximately 34 cents against 10 cents.
Food prices, in many cases, also touched new low
levels. This is particularly true in the case of sugar.
It deserves to be noted that as a result of the enact­
ment of the emergency tariff bill the price basis for
sugar was changed. The value of all outstanding
refined sugar contracts was increased .63c per lb.
May 31, in accordance with a resolution adopted by
the Committee of the New York Coffee and Sugar
Exchange, to cover the .595c duty on Cuba centrifu­
gal raw sugar, 96° test. The American Sugar Re­
fining Company and other refiners, on June 2 re­
duced their prices for refined sugar from 6.60 cents
to 6.35 cents. Successive further reductions carried
the price for refined sugar down, first to 6% cents,
then to 5% cents, then to 5y2 cents, and then to 5.2
cents on June 28—this contrasting with 8% cents
March 18 1921 and 23 cents, the high water mark
in July 1920. Raw sugars (Cuba centrifugals)
touched 3% cents.
Wheat fluctuated rather widely, but tended
strongly downward most of the time. After initial
advances at the very beginning of the month, on re­
ports of damage to the crop, it declined on better
crop advices from both the winter and the spring
wheat belts. The fluctuations, however, were very
erratic. At Chicago, on June 9, they were so vio­
lent as to daze traders, especially late in the day,
when the July option suddenly shot up 7% cents to
$1.40%, on fears, real or alleged, of a possible rail­
road strike on July 1, only to drop with equal and
bewildering suddenness to $1.34i%@$1.35 on new
apprehensions of hostile legislation in Illinois. Af­
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price from time to time, but the advances did not of Treasury certificates of indebtedness carrying
hold. Every sudden rise seemed to bring long liqui­ 5%', interest and running for a year from June 15
dation and selling by farmers. Larger receipts also 1921. In a letter to banking institutions making
had their effect in depressing prices. New wheat known the offerings the Secretary stated that in
was offered freely, and the latter part of the month consequence of the forthcoming issue of Treasury
prices at one time broke 10 cents or more on rumors notes and Treasury certificates on June 15 and the
of a strike of railroad and elevator hands. On June retirement of maturing Treasury certificates on
29 and June 30 there was a sharp rally on a renewed June 15 to the amount of about $430,000,000, “the
export demand and sales over night of 1,250,000 Treasury expects to show important progress in the
bushels, besides which there came reports of dam­ execution of its plan to make the short-dated debt
age to the growing spring wheat crop in the North­ more manageable and gradually distribute it over
west because of exceedingly high temperatures. The the period from 1923 to 1928.” The new policy was
extremes for the July option for wheat in Chicago crowned with success, total subscriptions of $788,were $1.43% June 13, and $1,18 June 29, with the 007.000 being received to the combined offering of
close June 30, $1.24%. The extremes for the Sep­ notes and certificates. The amount allotted was
tember option were $1.29% June 13 and $1,131/2 8625,375,000, the certificate allotments being $314,June 6, with the close June 30, $1.23%. The July 184.000 and the note allotments $311,191,600.
option for corn at Chicago fluctuated between 67% Some further changes were made in the rates of
cents June 2 and 57% cents June 29, with the clos­ discount of the Federal Reserve banks. On June
ing price J une 30, 60% cents; the September option 16 the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reduced
fluctuated between 69Vs cents June 2 and 59 cents the rate for advances and rediscounts backed by
J une 28, with the close J une 30, 61% cents. The commercial paper, trade acceptances and agricul­
July option for oats in Chicago declined from 42% tural paper, from 6%%to 6%, thus establishing a
cents June 1 to 35 cents June 30, with the close 35% 6% rate on all classes of paper. The Federal Re­
cents, while the September option fell from 44 cents serve Bank of Philadelphia announced a rate of 6%
June 1 to 37% cents June 29, with the close June 30 on paper secured by Treasury Certificates of Indebt­
37% cents.
edness, irrespective of the interest rate in the cer­
In cotton there were further severe declines in the tificates. Announcement was made on June 23 that
early part of the month to a new low point, but the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis had abol­
with a sharp rally the latter part of the month. The ished its progressive discount rate, leaving a flat 6%
early decline followed from better weather in the discount rate on all classes of loans and maturities
South, and also from the fact that the British coal made to member banks, Avith the exception of bank­
miners’ strike continued, and that there was like­ ers’ acceptances rediscounted, which carry only
wise a strike in the textile industry at Lancashire. 5%%. The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas adopted
Beneficial rains in those sections of the South a 6% rate for all classes of paper, by lowering its
where there was the most need of moisture, also in­ rate on commercial paper, bankers’ acceptances,
fluenced sentiment. Stress was laid likewise on the trade acceptances and agricultural and livestock
fact that the hot, dry weather, which had been com­ paper, from 6%% to 6%. The Kansas City Fed­
plained of in the eastern belt, with its temperatures eral Reserve Bank increased from 5% to 6% the
of 100 to 104 degrees, had merely been the means of rate on bankers’ acceptances, thus establishing a
holding the weevil in check, hot weather being detri­ uniform rate of 6% for all classes of paper. By
mental to this pest. The rally at the end of the the close of the month all of the Federal Reserve
month followed on less favorable crop reports and banks had adopted a 6% rate on paper secured by
confirmation of the statements of a sharp reduction the new Treasury notes.
in the acreage devoted to cotton, from which it ap­ Dividend reductions and suspensions continued
peared likely that the growing crop would prove the the order of the day. Among those in the railroad
smallest of any raised for 20 or 25 years—the plant­ list may be mentioned the Chic. St. Paul Minn. &
ed area being the smallest of any season since 1902- Omaha, which deferred action on both com. and pref.
03. Besides this, the settlement of both the British divs. for the first half of the year. The 2% s.-a. div.
coal miners’ strike and the spinners’ strike were on Pitts. Cinn. Chic. & St. Louis RR., usually paid
favorable influences, inasmuch as they promised an in July, was postponed. N. Y. Ont. & West, failed
increased European demand for cotton. In this to take action on its com. div. Among public utili­
market middling upland spot cotton declined from ties, the Hackensack Water Co. omitted the s.-a. div.
13.10 cents May 31 and 12.90 cents June 1 to 10.85 on com; the Indianapolis St. Ry. and the Duluth Su­
cents June 20, but thereafter there was recovery, perior Tract. Co. both deferred the quar. div. on
with the price June 28 11.85 cents and the close June pref., and Cities Service Co. decided to pay the divs.
30 at 11.30 cents. Print cloths at Fall River con­ heretofore paid in cash and stock wholly in scrip.
tinued to rule at 4% cents per yard until June 23, Armour Leather passed on pref. and so did Colum­
bia Graphophone M£g. Co. Libby, McNeill & Libby
when the price was marked down to 4% cents.
As indications of business activity and the volume omitted the div. usually paid July. The quar. div.
of trade, we may note that Sears, Roebuck & Co. re­ on Amer. Bosch Magneto Corp. and that on Corona
ported aggregate sales for June of only $11,093,854, Typewriter Co. com. Avere omitted. The quar. div.
as against $16,767,675 in the same month of 1920, on LoeAv’s Inc., usually paid in August, is to be omit­
and Montgomery, Ward & Co. sales of $6,806,143, ted. The Western Grocer Co. omitted the s.-a. div.
against $9,379,772. In both cases, of course, lower on com. No action Avas taken on Wilson & Co. Inc.
prices must have played an important part in the com. div. The s.-a. div. on Coca Cola pref. Avas
falling off. Car loadings, as shown in the returns by passed. The div. on D. W. Griffith Inc. Class “A”
the railroads, were on a much larger scale than back stock Avas reduced from $1 to 50 cents per share.
in March and April, but they nevertheless compared Quaker Oats Co. omitted the quar. div. on com. No
very unfavorably with the corresponding period last action was taken on the div. on Cons. Cigar Corp. com.
year. Thus for the week ending June 4 they were Neither Avas any action taken on the s.-a. div oh Na­
reported at 706,508 cars, against 828,907 in the same tional Licorice Co. com. Central Teresa Sugar Co.
week of 1920: for the week ending June 11, 788,997, omitted the quar. div. on its 8% pref. Cuba Cane
against 930,976; for the week ending June 18, 780,- Sugar Corp. deferred the quar. div. on its 7% pref.
741. against 917,736, and for the week ending June South Porto Rico Sugar omitted the quar. div. on
25, 775,061 cars, against 911,503 cars.
com. The quar. div. on Guantanamo Sugar Avas re­
The Secretary of the Treasury made a departure duced from 50 cents to 25 cents per share. Punta
in current financing in announcing a new form of Alegre Sugar Co. omitted its quar. div. Intern. Ag­
security. He offered 5%% Treasury notes running ricult. Corp. omitted the quar. div. on 7% pref.
for three years and bearing interest from June 15 Both the com. div. and the div. on the 6(L pref. stock
1921. He also simultaneously offered a new issue of the Amer. Agricul. Chem. were deferred. Yir-

July,

1921.]

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ginia-Carolina Chemical Co. passed the quar. div.
on its 8% pref. for the first time since 1890. Interna­
tional Harvester Co. reduced the quar. cash div. on
the com. stock from 1%% to 1%%. The J. I. Case
Plow Works deferred the div. on its 7% 1st pref.
No action was taken on Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.
com. div. Baltimore Tube Co. Inc. deferred the quar.
div. on its 7% pref., Crucible Steel Co. of America
reduced its quar. div. from 2% to 1%. Empire Steel
& Iron deferred the s.-a. div. on its 6% pref. Trum­
bull Steel Co. declared a quar. div. of 15 cents per
share, as against 40 cents the previous quarter. The
quar. div. on Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. com.
was reduced from f 1 to 50 cents per share. Chicago
Pneumatic Tool Co. quar. div. on com. was reduced
from 2% to 1%. Union Twist Drill Co. quar. div.
on com. was passed. Thomas Iron Co. decided to
omit the s.-a. div. usually paid in August. Truscon
Steel Co. reduced from 4% to 1%% the quar. div. on
com. Brier Hill Steel Co. com. div. was omitted.
Oil and mining companies contributed their share
of dividend cuts and omissions. Lone Star Gas Co.
omitted its quar. div. Tide Water Oil Co. reduced
its quar. div. from 4% to 2%. Barnsdall Corp.
skipped the quar. divs. on the “A” and “B” shares.
Eureka Pipe Line reduced from 3% quar. to 2%.
Indiahoma Refining Co. paid its quar. div. of 3%
in one year scrip. Tonopah Belmont Development
Co. passed its quar. div. Utah Copper Co. cut its
quar. div. from $1 to 50 cents per share. United
Verde Extension Mining omitted its quar. div. In
the motor group, Chandler Motor Carp Corp. cut its
quar. div. from $2.50 to $1.50 per share. Republic
Motor Truck Co. passed the quar. div. on its 7%
pref. Abitibi Power & Paper Co. failed to declare
the quar. div. on com. Charles Warner Co. also de­
ferred its com. div.
The stock market suffered further severe depres­
sion', in which the railroad list shared (because of
disappointment that the Railway Labor Board an­
nounced a wage reduction of no more than 1 2 %),
and many new low points for the year were record­
ed ; but with a sharp upward reaction the latter part
of the month in which the railroad shares were a con­
spicuous feature. Liquidation proceeded on a tre­
mendous scale, and one group of stocks after another
appeared to be made targets for bear attacks. The
steel shares were weak because of the depression in
the steel trade; the motor stocks tumbled because
of the falling away of the demand for automobiles
and the further reduction in prices. The sugar
stocks moved lower, owing to the continued shrink­
age in the price of sugar, and the oil stocks suffered
utter collapse on account of new cuts in the price
of oil, with an absence of sufficient demand for oil to
absorb supplies. The rubber stocks, in turn, were
extremely weak as a consequence of an-additional
drop in the price of rubber. The Mexican oil stocks
were an especial object of assault throughout the
month, and Mexican Petroleum and Pan American
Petroleum & Transport (which latter holds a con­
trolling interest in Mexican Petroleum) were re­
peatedly sent spinning downward under exceeding­
ly violent declines. The original doAvnward im­
petus resulted from the circulation of stories that
the Mexican oil wells were becoming exhausted.
Then came the action of the Mexican Government in
heavily increasing the export tax on Mexican oil and
finally, quite unexpectedly, it appeared that the new
tariff bill in the form submitted for consideration of
the House of Representatives proposed a heavy tax
on foreign oils, including, of course, those from
Mexico. Additional dividend reductions or suspen­
sions served to emphasize the unfortunate condi­
tion of the industries served by the different groups
of industrial stocks which avc have enumerated. Al­
together the situation appeared to be one to delight
the pessimist and speculators on the Stock Ex­
change took full advantage of their opportunity to
send prices whirling downward with startling
swiftness. About the 23rd or 24th of the montli the

15

favorable developments regarding the railroads, al­
ready referred to, and the improving character of
the returns of earnings coming in for the month of
May, served to bring a turn in the market. The
railroad shares were leaders in tin’s rally, and many
of them recovered the whole or the greater part of
their early declines. The upward swing of the rail­
road stocks carried many of the industrial stocks
along with it, but even then Mexican Petroleum suf­
fered a new decline, to a still lower depth, by reason
of the unexpected news that the new tariff bill con­
tained a proposition for a heavy tax on. foreign oils.
General Asphalt, which also has oil properties in
Mexico, and some other Mexican and South Ameri­
can oil stocks similarly affected, also succumbed
anew along with Mexican Petroleum. The common
stock of the latter on June 30 touched 98% (and the
beginning of July went even lower), as against
150% on June 2. The railroad list Avas favorably
influenced by the action of both the Northern Pa
cific directors and the Great Northern directors, in
continuing the old rate of distribution, though this
was simply a matter of policy, since based on current
reports of earnings alone there would have been no
Avarrant for the dividend payments by either com­
pany.
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
—
1921.
1920.
1919.
1918.
Stock sales—
Number ol shares. 18,264,671
9,354,267
32,860,365
11,772,261
Par value_______§1,369,519,461 8815.179,150 82,879,567,450 81,087,605,150
Bond sales (par value)
RK & misc bonds. 873,633,500 839,764,500 851,258,500 S22,413,000
Governm’t bonds. 214,501,59G 256,908,300 186,081,100 99,780,500
State, municipal,
&c, bonds_____ 25,568,500 24,420,000
14,374,000
15,731,500
Total bond sales.. 8313,703,590 8321,192,800 .8251,713,600 8137,925,000
Jan 1 to June 30—
Stock sales—
Number of shares. 93,667,053 124,897,966 141,334,086 73,769,440
Par value_______
Bond sales (par value) 86,934,557,380811,081,514,525813,103,404,530 $6,894,816,400
RR & misc bonds. 8450,627,100 §294,289,000 $278,903,500 S145,221,50Q
Governm’t bonds.
State, municipal, 950,168,640 1,573,066,000 1,159,651,600 492,436,500
&c, bonds_____ 143,942,600 150,505,300 174,862,000 104,516,000
Total bond sales..§1,544,738,340 $2,017,860,300 $1,613,417,100 8742,174,000
Month of June

The local money market was much easier than
during any previous time in 1921. The call loan
renewal rate for the first time this year dropped to
5%. The month’s range for call loans was 5@8%.
Outside the Stock Exchange trades on call were put
through on one or two days as low as 3%. A good
idea of the course of the call loan market can be
gleaned from the changes from day to day in the
renewal rate. On June 1 and 2 , renewals were at
7%; from June 3 to 7 inclusive, 7]^%; June 8, 7%;
June 9, 6)/2%; June 10 to 14 inclusive, 6%; June 15
to 20 inclusive, 5%%; June 21 to 27 inclusive, 5%;
June 28 and 29, 5%%; and June 30, 6%. The
higher quotations at the close were attributed to
preparations for the heavy strain of July 1 dividend
arid interest disbursements. The rates given relate
to loans on mixed collateral and all-industrial collat­
eral alike. The market for time funds was Avithout
important feature. Offerings were scanty and bor­
rowers still held off, evidently in the belief that ma­
terially lower figures Avould soon exist. After holding
at 6^@ 7% early in the month, the rate for 60 and
90 day and four month maturities eased off to
7%, and the following week dropped to 6%%,
continuing at that rate to the close. The four and
five month maturities were quoted the opening week
at 6)4 @7%, with the range the folloAving week
6%@7%. There was then a drop to 6@7% with
the rate the closing weeks at 6@6%%, these being the
quotations for* loans on mixed collateral; loans on
exclusively industrial collateral usually ranged % of
1% higher. For commercial paper the quotation
the first two weeks was 6;%@7% for sixty and ninety
days endorsed bills receivable and six months names
of choice character, after which rates eased off to 6)/£
@6%%. Names not so well known at first required
7@7%%, but here to.o, there was a slight easing up
and 7 % was the quotation the rest of the month.
Banks’ and bankers’ acceptances were in good de­
mand and displayed fair activity at lowered rates.

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ltf

RATES FOR MONEY AT NEW YORK, WEE.KLY.
June 3. June 10. June 17.
0- 7 % 5% 6
Range for weeki (mixed collateral)______ 7-8
6%
7
Week's average> (mixed collateral) ............
7% 6-7% 6% 0
Range for weefal (all industrial collateral) .. 7-8
5%
7
Week's averages (all industrial collateral) _
7H
Time Loan* (Af u td Collateral)—
--0%-7 0%-7 0%-7
Sixty days____
. .6 %-7 0% 7 0% 7
Ninety days..
..6% 7 0% 7 6%-7
Four month#6-7
--6%-7 0%-7
Five months..
(E7
Si* months__.
--0% 7 6% 7
Time Loan* (All 1rnd axtrial Collateral)—
Sixty days
-- 7-7% 77% 6% 7%
Ninety days__
-- 7 7% 7-7 % 0%-7%
7-7%
Four months..
-- 77% 7-7 % 6%-7%
Five months. .
--6%-7% 7 7% 6%-7%
Six months__ ______ ______ _____ _. - -0%-7 %
6 %-7 %
Commercial Tape*r—
Choice 60 to 90 days___ ..6%-7 6%-7 6%-0%
Double names-—
6%-6%
Prime 4 to 0 months.__ ..0%-7 0%-7
Single names--—
7
-Good 4 to 0 mouths __ -- 7-7% 7-7%

Week trullny— k Exchange—

June 24

5"5) 2
5
5-5%
5
0%
6%
0%
6 6%
6-6%
0%
0%
6%
0%-6%
0%-0%
6% 6%
6% 6%
7

The course of sterling exchange during June was
disappointing to those who had been counting on
improvement in exchange, the trend being sharply
downward. Sight bills after selling at $3 91%
June 1, suffered a violent decline, and by June 9
were down to $3 69%. Recovery then ensued and
the rate was back to $3 82% June 16. Renewed
decline then set in which continued— with one or two
interruptions, due chiefly to short covering— to the
close, which was at $3 71% , or only 2% cents above the
low point for the month. The downward movement
early in the month was due in no small measure to
the continuous selling of sterling bills in large volume
by English banks, giving rise to reports of the further
accumulation of dollar credits incidental to German
reparations payments. Among the more important
events which, despite their constructive nature failed
to influence the market, may be mentioned the lower­
ing on June 23 of the Bank of England’s discount
rate from 6% to 6%, the settlem ent of the British
coal strike, reports that the Silesian crisis had at last
been successfully tided over, and the prompt pay­
ment of another installment by Germany, this time
R A TE S OF E X C H A N G E

[ V ol . 113

of 44,900,000 gold marks, to the Reparations Com­
mission. This payment was made in European
currency as a result of the action of the Reparations
Commission in granting permission to Germany to
make payments in funds other than American dollars.
This action was for the purpose of distributing the
strain of meeting future payments of that character
and was generally well received. Gold continued to
pour into the United States from all parts of the world.
In the Continental exchanges, too, the month
proved to be one of declining price levels. The course
of rates on these centres appeared to be governed by
the course of sterling bills, though special considera­
tions also came into play in some cases. Thus
Italian exchange was weak early in the month on
heavy selling by speculative interests in New York.
Recovery ensued when the Italian Government again
came into the market as a buyer of exchange. In
turn weakness developed when it was learned that
the Italian Government had decided to abandon con­
trol of exchange and would remove all restrictions
on dealings. As to rates in detail, bankers’ checks
on Paris, after opening at 8.49% cents per franc
June 1, fell sharply to 7.74 cents June 9, then recov­
ered to 8.26 cents June 16 but were off again to 7.96@
8.00 cents June 30. Italian lire, under the influence
of the conditions noted above, broke sharply from
5.31 cents June 1 to 4.64 cents June 6, rallied to 5.14
cents by June 15, dropping off again to 4.71 cents
June 23 and closing June 30 at 4.87% @ 4.91 cents.
Greek exchange ranged between 5.75 cents per
drachma on June 1 and 6.45 cents on June 17, with
the close June 30 at 5.80 cents. Exchange on Berlin
reflected the effect of selling for the purpose of mak­
ing payment to the Reparations Commission. From
1.58 cents on June 1, checks on Berlin steadily de-

O N C O N T IN E N T A L C E N T R E S .

NOTE.—Method of quoting French, Swiss and Belgian francs and Italian lire changed on Dec. 1 1920 to show the value of all these different units in
cents per unit. The previous method of quoting was to give the number o£ francs or lire to the dollar.
Greek
Swiss
Paris
Italian
Now q u o te d In
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Francs
Francs
Lire
Cents per Drachma
Guildei s
Francs

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5.75
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6.30a6.40
17.36
17.38 33.98a34.07 34.03a34.12 8.17 a.23 8.18 a.24 5.12 a.15% 5.13 a. 16% 6.15a6.30 6.20a6.35
4 .. S.20%a.24 S.21 %a.25 8.18%£Z.24
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6.05
I6.68£2l6.81 I6.70fzl6.83 32.74a32.78 32.79a32.83 7.73 a.87 7.74 a.88 4.64 a.77 4.65 a.78
6.10
9_ _ 7.74 a.90% 7.75 a.91%
6.05
6.10
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16.80fzl6.88 32.7Sa32.83 32.83a32.88 7.88 a.93 7.89 a.94 4.S4 a.93 4.85 a.94
5.99
6.00
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14.. 7.95% a.01 7.96% a.02 7.93%£Z.99 16.64al6.73 16.66al6.75 32.90
a.13%
6.10
32.95 7.92 a.99 7.93 a.00 5.10 a.14 5.11 a.14% 6.10a6.15 6.15
15.. S.01 a.09% 8.02 £2.10% 7.99 a.07% 16.83al6.93 16.85fzl6.95 33.00a33.20 33.05a33.25 7.94%a.02 7.95%a.03 5.08
5.09 a.15
6.15a6.20
16._ 8.03 a.26 8.04 £2.27 8.01 £2.24 16.91al7.02 16.93fzl7.04 33.10a33.35 33.15a33.40 7.83 a.08 7.84 a.09 4.94 a.09 4.95 a.10 6.25a6.35 6.30a6.40
6.45
6.50
17__ 8.15 a.20 8.16 a.21 8.13 a.18 16.90al7.05 16.92fzl7.07 33.13a33.33 33.18a33.38 7.91 a.C5 7.92 a.06 4.98%a.08 4.99%a.09
6.35
17.02
5.03
6.30
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33.20
33.25 8.03 a.06 8.04 a.07 5.02 a.06 DAY a.07
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6.20
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6.25
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6.20
6.15
6.10
23.. 7.97 a.04 7.98 a.05 7.95 £2.02 16.81al6.S7 16.S3fzl6.S9 33.03a33.07 33.08a33.12 7.93 a.00 7.94 a.01 4.71 a.SS 4.72 a.89
6.05
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6.05
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16.85
32.93
32.98 7.95 a.99 7.96 a.00 4.85 a.93 4.86 a.94
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5.90
7.97
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17

M O N T H L Y R E V IE W

d in e d u ntil June 30 th e ra te was 1 .3 0 % cents.
The
A u stria n crow n was e x c e p tio n a lly w ea k , d ro p p in g
fro m 00.24 cents on June I to 00.14 cents June 20.
E xch an ge on th e fo rm e r neutral centres failed to
escape fro m the general depression.
H ere, too, the
declines w ere gen eral and w ere a ttrib u te d m a in ly to
the liq u id a tio n o f G erm an balances a t these centres
fo r th e purpose o f m a k in g rep a ra tion s p a ym en ts.
Swiss francs a fte r o p en in g a t 17.60 cents d ro p p ed
s te a d ily and b y June 13 w ere d ow n to 16.57 cents;
th en fo llo w e d a sligh t u p w ard rea ctio n , bu t th e close
June 30 was co n sid era b ly u nder th e op en in g figu res
a t 1 6 .7 9 @ 1 6 .8 5 cents.
A m s te rd a m gu ilders dis­
p la y e d ex trem e w eakness, fa llin g o f f fro m 34.53
cents June 1, to 32.53 cents June 10.
T h e close June
30 was o n ly a tr ifle b e tte r a t 3 2 .7 5 @ 3 2 .0 0 cents.
S ca n d in a via n exch an ge flu c tu a te d u n e v e n ly w ith the
tren d d o w n w a rd .
T h e D a n ish crow n sold a t 16.75
cents June 30, as again st 17.90 cents June 1. C h ecks
on S tock h olm w ere o ff fro m 23.05 cents June 1 to
21.85 cents June 9.
T h e close June 30 w as a t 22.10
cents.
T h e N o r w e g ia n crow n d eclin ed fro m 15.37
cents June 1 to 14.20 cents June 30.
T h e Spanish
peseta b rok e fr o m 13.29 cents June 1, to 12.50 cents
June 10, th en rose to 13.38 cents June 20, and closed
June 30 a t 1 2 .8 3 @ 1 2 .9 5 cents.
South A m e ric a n exchanges con tin u ed to do b a d ly
w ith declines on all th e m ore im p o rta n t centres.
The
A rg e n tin e peso sold d ow n fro m 32.573/2 June 1 to
30.12 June 30. B ra zilia n m ilreis b rou gh t o n ly 10.87
June 30 as again st 1 3 .4 8 % June 2.
C h ilia n exchange
was lik ew ise w eak , slu m p in g o ff fr o m 11.72 June 1
to 10.57 June 22, an d closin g June 30 a t 10.65.
T h e P e ru v ia n pou nd declin ed fro m $4 10 June 1
to S3 70 June 7, th ou gh in this case th ere was
a r e c o v e r y to S3 95 June 30.
E x ch a n ge on B o liv ia
and U ru g u a y d isp la y ed a re a c tio n a ry tre n d , w h ile
bills on C o lo m b ia , E cu a d o r an d V en ezu ela registered
sligh t advan ces.
T h e re w ere no re a lly im p o rta n t

changes in the Ear E astern exchanges.
( hecks on
I lo n g K o n g and Shanghai w ere a little h igh er, w h ile
exch an ge on S in gap ore, Y o k o h a m a , B o m b a y and
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3.90
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1.06%
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1.78
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1.05
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N ew York Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
1’he following t
furnish a complete record of the New York Stock Exchange transactions for the past month and
*tii y.itr
) date They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The tables embrace every security
(excepting only State bonds) dealt in on the Exchange. We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official
list The black-faced letters in the column headed “ I n te r e s t P e rio d ” indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
la accordance with the rule adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying
bonds a re at a price to which accrued interest must bo added. The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bond*
on which interest is in default. This method of quoting bonds became effective January 2 1909.
F o r f o o tn o te s to ta b le s see la s t p a g e o f b o n d s a n d la s t p a g e o f sto c k s.
BONDS.— P R I C E S
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STOCK

U S G o v e r n m e n t S e c u r itie s

w

j Period.

BONDS

A N D SALES FO R JU N E

A N D R A N G E FO R T H E Y E A R TO D A TE .

PRICES IN JUNE.
Sales in Price about
Jin. 3
June
June 1. June 30.
Lowest.
Par Value 1921.
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask Bid. Ask. Sale Prices
$

Highest.
Sale Prices.

i RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

Lowest.
Sale Prices

Highest.
Sale Prices.

First Liberty Loan—
J D
First 3}*s___________1932-’47 J D 13513,000 91 .OOSale 87.50Sale 86.70Sale 86.0'OJ une 2 89.10.1 une 10 86.00June 2 93.50Jan. a
85.24Sale 87.40Sale
3 87.90June 9 85.24Jan. 3 88.50Jan. 21
First 4s_______
1932-’4’i J
) 22,000 86.08Sale 8 7. OOSale 87.OOSale 86.78June 6 88.40 Tune 28 85 40fan. 3 88.60Jan. 19
First 4 7*8___________193‘ -,4'J J 1L> 2,672.000 95.00
2
87.12Sale 86.50June 1 97.00June
94. OOSale 96.00 99.00 94.00June
94.00J une 1 100.50Mar. 28
First Second 4 7*3____1932-’47
5,000
Second Liberty Loan—
85.60Sale
Second 4s_______ — 1927-*45 M N 124,000 85.903ale 86.86Sale 86.76Sale 86.46June 13 88.84.Tune 10 85.34Jan. 3 88.84June 10
87.OOSale 86.76Sale 86.52June 2 87.72June 6 85.30Jan. 3 88.40J&H. 20
Second 4>*s________ 1927-*4$ M N 17754,000
Third Liberty Loan—
Third 4 > is.--....................192$ M S 42619,000 88.10Sale 90.54Sale 90.74Sale 90. -lOJune 1 91.92June 7 88.00Jan. 3 j 1.92June 7
Fourth Liberty Loan—
Fourth 4 3*s_________1933-*3$ A O 28926,000 86.OOSale 87.10Sale 86.86Sale 86.58June 2 87.20June 10 85.34Jan. 3 88.60Jan. 21
Victory Liberty Loan—
J D 91932,000 OG.lOSale 98.OOSale 98.42Sale 97.90June 1 98.80June 7 95.56Jan. 3 98.80June 7
J D
96. OOSale 98. OOSale 98.30Sa.le 98,-00June 6 9 8.86June 0 95.80Jan. 3 98.86June 6
100 J* 100*4 100 1001* loo June 21 100 June 21 100 Feb. 8 100 Feb. 8
2s
Q J) 10571,000
2,000
.
101
99
•Q F
100 100
2s <
104' in 14 104 3* 105 l* 1043* June 95 105 3* June 17 104 Mar. 7 1053* June 17
4d
Q F ~ 9,666
106 104 10434 104 3* 105 104 June 6 1043* June 3 1023* Jan. 6 1043* June 3
4S
Q F
1001*
Q N 12.000
99 M 10034
Q
99 7* 100M 100 1003*
100
82 76 ----- 74
QM
Q M 2,000
76 80 74 78 76 June 3 76 June 3 76 June 3 793* April 15
State and City Securities
M
823* June 3
New York City—4 3*8_____19< M S 75,000 86 J* 87 3* 822* 833* 83 2* Sale 82 3* June 18 83 2* June 30 8234 June 18 88 Jan. 24
S
883* Jan. 15
4 3*8 Corporate stock____191 A 0 12,000 863* 87 3* 822* 83 3* 83' 832* 82 3* June 3 82 7* June 14
88
83
4 3*3 Corporate stock------19(
J
20.000 863* 87 3* 82 2* Sale3* 83 832* 823* June 18 821£ J une 18 823* June 18 933* Jan. 29
1
17
J
J D 27,000 92 92 y> 89
2 87 % June 17
88 882* 87 3* June 21 89 11 J une 3 87 H June 21 923* Feb. 8
J
3*
Feb.
Une
36,000 913* 92 H 89 Sale 883* 882* 872* June 27 89 1•>.Tune 1 877* June 27 94 Jan. 25
MS
91J*
89 90
85
8
M N 52.000 82 7* 92 3* ____ 80 79 3* 80 79 2* June 29 88J* June 13 79 June 29 84 Feb. 14
June
80
83 ____ SO 88 s*2*
12,000
M N 18,000 82H 833*
20 79 June
78 3*
79 80 783* June 20 80 7* June 21 78}* June 20 84 3* Jan. 27
MN
82 83 79 80 80
783* June 5
Jan.
June
41
6 813* April 20 84 3* Jan. 24
>M N 14,000 82 83M ____ 803* 78 J* Sale
N
833*
4% 43*9.
80 87 3* June 17 89 3* June 2 873* June 17 933* Jan. 13
M
New
88
23,000 91 3* 92H ____ 893*
M N 40,000 92 H Sale -____ 8934 88'" Sale% 86 3* June 8 89 June 3 863* June 8 93>* Jan. 13
883*
733* April 14 74 Feb. 11
:MN
M
74
____ 723* 71 7234
S
90
101 April 18 101 April 18
5M s
101
94
5M s
Foreign Gov’t Securities
67
s
Argentina—Internal 5s of 19 ) M D 38,000
70 71 69 70 69 June 22 70 3* June 6 953* Jan. 8 723* April 21
Mar.
10
)J
Belgium—25-yr ext s f 73*s g-’ 3 J 1,316,000 93 7* Sale 982* Sale 987* Sale 98 June 3 99 June 21 87 Jan. 11 1003* May 10
J 884,000 75 k 76 943* Sale 922* Sale 913* June 10 94J* June 1 96 3* Mar. 4 977* May 27
F A
20-year s f 8s.
9834 Sale 9834 sale ■ 97 3* June 23 99 June 6 933* Mar. 2 1007* Jan. 6
5 M N 993,000
June 9 96 3* June
942* Sale
129,000 39 k 403* 983* Sale 952* Sale 94}* June 10 983* June 20 92J* Jan. 15 99 May 10
5 98
5 M N 222,000
1
97 k Sale 78 June 23 81 June 1 74 Mar. 21 843* May 16
952*
1 M N 77,000
81 Sale 78 34 Sale
May 16
1 J D 1,334,000 953* Sale 97 2* Sale 97 3* Sale 97 June 16 97 7* June 16 97 June 16 97 J* June 24
>A 0 115,000 86 Sale
Canada, Dominion of, 5a
922*
June 3 85k Jan. 3 94 Mar.
3*
1 A 0 112,000 84 Sale 92 J* 88 902* Sale 90 2* June 3C 92 7* June 2 98 Jan. 4 907* Jan. 11
do
do 5s__
873*
85 June 4. 87 7*
863* Sale 993* June 13 99,2* June 24 833* Jan, 3 997* Mar. 4
1 F A 113,000 983*
992* 992* Sale
2-year gold notes 53*s.
18
Jan. 4
) F A 339,000 87 7* Sale 99 3* Sale 9034 Sale 90 June 23 91 J* June 30 87 7* May 17 94 Mar. 28
Sale 91
993* Mar.
1 F A 919,000
953* Sale 957* Sale 937* June 8 93 June 2 92
Chinese Govt, Imperial—
4 49
13
403*
73 Sale 462* Sale
Hukuang Ry sterling 5s. . 1 J D
Sale 43 June 14 46 2* June 1 947* Jan. 17 99 May 18
Feb.
Christiania (City) s f 8s----- 5 A O 174,000 75k 76 96 H Sale 45 34 Sale 96 3* June 2 97 June 21 72 Mar. 16 77 May 17
96
83,000
May
J
78 753* Sale 75
Copenhagen 25-yr s f 5 3*s_. 1 JM s
74 3* June 21 75 2* June 1
Cuba, Rep of, 5s ext debt __ 1 F A 482,000 623* 633* 803* Sale 80 Sale 80 June 24 813* June 14 753* Jan. 14 81 k May 14
81 79 June 21 81 June 3 77 Mar. 8 82 May 19
74,000
1
80
5s ext debt ser A of 1914__ 3 F A 24 000
79 80 69
17
2 b3
7034 7134 697* Sale 97 June 22 711* June 30 95 3^ Jan. 17 1003* May 10
27,000
Mar. 5 717* May 9
6 F A 261,000
.Tune 20 987* June
98 k Sale 987* Sale
k May
6 F A 205,000
9S3* Sale 98 7* Sale 97 3* .Tune 21 98 J* June 30 95 3* Mar. 5 100 H May 6
Mar. 4
5 A O 680.000
99 2* Sale 99 3* Sale 982* June 21 100 June 29 95 3* Jan. 5 100 H May 31
Denmark s f 8s_
5 F A 100,000 71 Sale 823* 83 3* 79 80 79 3* June 25 822* June 3 707* Mar. 2 83
5 M S 2,030,000 100 k Sale 99 Sale 982* Sale 97 June 18 99 3* June 1 96
101k Jan. 10
1
95 Sale 95 Sale 95 June 24 95 3* June 1 95 May 23 953* May 27
20-yr external loan 7 3*s_ _ * J D 3,867,000
1 M N 961.000 97 Sale 99 2*
99J* June 3
June 23 977* Jan. 3 99J* May 16
7 F A 1,217,000 84 7* Sale 842* Sale 99 2* Sale 83 June 20 99 ■ $ June 2 S3 June 20 87 4 Jan. 31
853*
Sale 84 Sale
20
3F A
1 86 Jau. 3 97
Sale 903* Sale 883*
862* June 2 903*
2 F A 1,432,000 86 7* Sale 973* Sale 972* Sale 97}* June 10 97 2* June 30 94 Jan. 3 917* May 25
June
3-year conv 53*8__ Nov
Sale 86 June 24 87 June 23 81 Jan. 6 87 H May 5
947*
677,000 81 Sale 863* Sale
April
F A
Italy, Kingdom, Ser A 63*s_ 5 F A 76,000
10
1 75k Jan. 4 S5U June 1
5
JapaneseGovt, Imp—£43*s_ 5 J . 379,000 76 Sale 85 Sale 862* Sale 841* June 10 S5 3* June 3 75 3* Jan. 4 85^ May 31
842* ----J 443,000
85 Sale
2* June
June
1 J J 1,332,000 75 2* Sale 687* Sale 842* Sale 84 2* June 9 853* June 2S 733* Jan. 22 85 May 28
56 752*
692* 85 67 June 17 70 June 3 56 Mar. 3 70 June 14
81
Lyons (City of) 15-year 69.-19 4 M N 79,000 75 84 802* 813* 79 Sale 783*
Marseilles (City of) 15-yr 6s. 19 4 M N 93,000 75 k 84 803* Sale 7834 Sale 78 June 27 81 June 1 74 Max. 21 S4 Jan. 28
Mexico, U S of, external gold
June 21 503* June 1 29 Jan. 3 55 May 14
loan of 1899 sinking fund 5s- 4 J D 1,654.000 40 Sale 503* Sale . 462* Sale 42 June 22 39 June 14 40 Jan. o 41 May A1
-Q J
35 36 34
353,000 29 Sale 363* Sale 1002* Sale3* 100 June 20 101 June 16 963* Mar. 14 105 May 12
0 A O 533,000
94
1
1 A 0 3,375,000 94 Sale 10034 Sale 992* Sale 99 .June 24 99 13-16Ju*e30 94 3* Jan. 23 99 13-loJue oO
99 Sale
Paris (City of) 5-year 6s_
1
94 3* June
6 J J 233,000
95
95 2* Sale 85 Sale 821 J une 6 96 June 29 SI 4 June 61 98 v* May 11
April 88 May 9
9 J D 212,000
Sale
853*
83 3* Sale
June 9 104 June 3 102 7* Feb. 1 1048 ApH H
0 J J 284,000
10434 Sale 102 7* June 7 103 2* June 30 1017* June 9 104 k.t June oil
June 9 43 Jan.
102}*
0 J J 182,000 l03 Sale 102 2* Sale
3
_ M S 39,000 43 Sale 61 62 57 3* 59 57 June 21 60 June 30 94 Jan. 3 62 V May 23
4 99 May 6
5 A o 226,000 94 J* Sale 96 M 07 34 9734 Sale 962* June 10 972* June
Railroad Bonds
Alabama Mid. See At Coast L
Albany & Susq. See Del & Hu 1
Allegh A West. See Buff R & >
Am Dock & Imp. See Cent of N J
April
J
493* 512* 58 53 58 513* June 9 515sJune 10 50 Jan. 13 52*4 Jitu, - o
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s___ July 19S 5 Q o 14,000
733* June 0 75 June 6 75 June 6 77
5 A o 570,000 76 Sale 75 3* Sale 75 2* Sale 75 June 10 752* June 30 73>* June 10 79 *q J i . IS
5A
3,000
5 Nov 21,000 697* Sale 69 3* 71 6934 6934 67 3* June 27 69 >4 June 29 673* June .»-• 73 Feb. 7
Registered...........-July
5 M N 86.000 70 Sale 68 687* 693* Sale 68 June 21 69 Vo June 80 6S Mar. 12 73 Jan. IS
mi i

J uly, 1921.]

BONDS -STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

Pit I CHS IN JUNK.
n u Suleii in Price about
« June.
Par Value Jan. 3 Jam: I . June 30. 1 Lowest,
1921.
N
Y STOCK EXCHANGE
Hid. 70 X Hid. 1■ 71 Bid. Ank.i Sale Prices.
Ask. 09 Auk.
Atch Top A 8 F (Concluded)
.1line.
70
BONDS

60-year conv gold 4a ----- 1955 j
Conv 4a Issue of 1910----- 19(10 j
East Olcla dlv 1st g 4a .... 1905 jm
Kooky Mt Dlv lat la A _ 1928
Short Line 1 st 4s gold — 1058 j
Cal-Arlz 1 st & ref. 4X* 1902 m
8 Fe Pres & Phe 1 st g 5s..104 2 m
Altan Know A No. See L & N
Atl10-year secured 4s..July 1930 m
Coast L 1 st g 7s-------- 19521m
General unified 4Xs-------1904 m
Ala Mid 1st guar g 5s-----1928, j
Brunsw & W 1 st gu g 4s...l938(j
Charles & Sav 1st g 7s..1030 j _
L A N collat gold 4s.Oct 1952 m N
Sav Fla A W 1 st g 0s— 1984 a O
Atlan1st gold 5s_________ 19341 a O
A t)anv. See South’ll Ry|
Austin A N W. See So Pacific
B altRegistered--------------------- J
A O—Pr lien g 3X9-1925
Q
Gold 4s____ ____ July 1948 A
Registered--------------------- Q
Convert A4X9--------------1933 |M
Refund gen 5s ser A ..1995 j
10-year temp 6s-----------1929 j
Plttsb June 1st g 6s-----1922 j _
Pitts Jet A M D 1st g 3Ha '25 M N
PLEAW VastSys ref3 * 23.-1925 jm N
g 4s. 1941 j
8 W Dlv 1 gold
C O Reorg 1 st con g 4X9-1930 M S
Clev Lor A W con 1 st g 5s '33 A
Ohio River RR 1 st g 5s.. 1936 j
General gold 5s-------- 1937 a
Pitts Clev Tol g g 6s. 1922
Stat Isl RyA1 st gu1st 4X9-1943 jA
Tol Cin 1st A ref 4s Ser A 1959 j
.Beech Creek. See N Y C A H Rj
Bellev A Carond. See 111 Cent
Bolivia Ry 1st 5s-------------1927 J
Bruns A West. See Atl Coast L 1
Buff R A P gen g 5s_________1937M
Consol 4Xs------------------- 1957M
AlleghMahWest gu gg 5S...1943
1st
Cl A AA 1stcons 1stgu 4s ’98
Roch Plttsb
6s. .1922
Burl C R A No. SeeCRI A Pac
anRegistered--------- 1962
Sou con gu A 5s-----C
Canadian North deb sf 7s 1940
Carb A Cent. See 111 Air L
Carolina Shawn. See SeabCentral
Caro Clinch A Ohio 1st 5s_ 1938
Carthage AA N . See N Y C A N J D
C ed R IaF Ad. SeeBCR& H
Central Branch. See Mo Pacific
Central Ohio. g Balt A 1945
Cent of Ga—1st See5s..Nov Ohio F A
Consol gold 5s_________1945 M N
Registered__________1945
10-yr temp secured 6s___1929 M N
Chat A Nor Dlv 1st gg5s. .1946 J D
Mac Dlv pur money 4s. 1951 J J
Mid Ga A Atl Dlv 5s___ 1947 J
Mobile Dlv 1st g 5s------ 1946 J J
J
Cen RR A B of Ga—Col g 5s 1937 M N
Central of N J—Gen g 5s__1987 J J
Registered______July 1987
Am Dock A Imp Co gu 5s. 1921
N Y A L B r gen g 4s____ 1941
Central Pacific. See So Pac Co J J
Ches A O—Fund5s________1939 M N
1st cons gold A imp 5s..1929 IV! N
Registered__________1939
General gold 4Xs______1992 s
Registered__________1992 s
Convertible 4X9_______1930 F A
Conv secured 5s_______1946 O
Big Sandy 1st 4s_______1944
Coal Rlv Ry 1st gu 4s_1945 D
Craig Creek Br 1st 4s___1946 D
Potts Valley 1st g 5s___1940 J
R A A Dlv 1st con g 4s__1989 Ji
2d con gold 4s_______ 1989 Jl
Ji
Warm Spr Val 1st gg5s__1941 S'
Greenbr Ry 1st gu 4s__1940 M N
Chic A Alt RR—Ref g 3s. .1949 A O
Railway 1st lien 3X9__1950
Chic Burlington AgQuincy— J J
Illinois Division 3Xs___1949
Registered__________ 1949
Illinois Division 4s_____1949.7
Registered__________1949|J
Nebraska Extension 4s.. 1927 M
M
NoRegistered_________ 1927
Pac—Gt No. See Nor Pac.
General 4s.............. ...........1958 M
Chic A E Ill-Ref A impt g 4s ’55 J
Trust Co ctfs of deposit_______ _
1st cons gold 5s..........1937 A N
General cons 1st6s______1934 M O
TJ doM A Trdo ctfs dep_______
8
Co stamped_____
Guar Tr Co ctfs of dep_______
Ch A Ind Coal Ry 1st 5s. 1936.1 J
Chic Gt West—1st 50-yr6s..1947 JM S
Chic Ind A Lou—Ref g 48.1959 J
Refunding gold 5s_____1947.1 J
Refunding 4s Series C___1947 .1 J
1 st A general 5s_______ .1966 M N
Ind A Louisv 1st gu 4s__1956 J J
Chic L S A East—1st 4X8--19G9 J D
Chic Ind A Sou—50-yr 4S..1956J J
Chic Milw A St Paul—_______
Gen g 4s Ser A____ May 1989 .1 J
Gen g 3Xs Ser B__May 1989 .1 .1
GeneralrefXs Ser C. .May 2014 .A O
Gen A 4 ser A 4Xs Jan 1989 1 J
Gen ref conv ser B 5s Jan 2014 F A
Convertible 4s__________1925 J D
Permanent 4X».............. 1932 J D
25-year debenture 4s___1934,1 J
Ch A L Sup Dlv g 5s____1021 J J
Ch A Mo Rlv Dlv 5s......1926.1 J
C M AA Ho assurn g 6s__1924 JJ JJ
Fargo Puget 8 1st gen 4s. 1949
MU A Nor 1st ext 4X«__1934 J D
Cons ext 4Xs________1934 J D
Wls A Minn Dlv g 5s. 1921 J J

9.000
47.000 82 X Sale
27.000 82 82 X
6.000 05 Sale
7 I X 73 X
22.000 71 X --5.000 87 . . .
56.000 76 78
71.000 101 J Sale
1.000 7! Sale
92
90 S
73
100 no
253,000 08 X Sale
" l’ooo 100 Hi 104 X
$

226 000 80 Sale
461 000 68.X Sale
1,000
492.000 67 % Sale
257.000 70 Sale
101.000 91
Sale
68
106,000 ____ SaleX
63 X Sale
154,000 73X
90 91X
82
72 88
73
153,000 70 X Sale
52
90 92

RAN OK SINCE JAN. !.

Lowest.
11i(jlient.
Hill best.
Hah: Prices.
(Hi 67 80 1line 29 69 ‘ J umi 0
07
Feb. 25 Sale Prices
80 X SaleX 83 X ..1line 20 8 1 -s June 0 07X Apr! 22 72 April 15
82
84
78X Feb.
11
83 X 02 X 68 J une 30 69 June 2 83 Jan. 11 85 J an 213
Jan
(18 Hale.
05
Juno 13 73 X Jan. 3 72 Aprll 20
4
70
2 81X Jan. 21
1line 2 77 >June 2
77 X 72 X “77" ..1une 15 80 j1<June 15 77 J une 15 70 X Jan. 29
a

82 87
84: 84 14
os X 70 X
73 X
72 X 84 X
87 X
80 X ____
75 Sale 75 Sale
100X Sale 100X Sale
7<
74
90 X 83 70 X 93
75 >3iX 89 X 83
74
103 X Sale 103 X
671
67 08
100.
99
90 x _94_ 89 94”
81X Sale s82 Sale
67 Sale 06 X Sale
68 X Sale
69 X Sale 69 X Safe"
68 Sale
88 X Sale
88X Sale
7 6 X ------ 76 83
63 X Sale 63 X SaleX
78 X Sale 78 Sale
81X ___ 81X ____
-----86
85 88 S 2X ____
84 88
76
88
95 X 98X 76 X ____
96 X ... .
60
53 X 53X 60 X Sale
52

Sale Prices.

80X June 88 Feb. 15
73X June 10 81 Jail. 26
75 X J line
10 2 X June
99 Jan. 25 103X Jan. 28
May 3
Jan 27
74 X June 11 72X
91 Jan. 5 78 Jan. 5
91
-78X Jan. 21 79 Jan. 27
00X June 1 6 08 rune 6 66X June 16 73 Jan. 13
89 June 29 89 June 29 89" "jurie’29 89 June 29
79X Mar. 4
80X June 21 82 X June 3 79 X Jan. 10, 84X Mar. 10
May 7
04X June 22 79X Jan. 20
04X June 22 07 June 1 67 June 27 70X
07 June 27 67 June 27 65 Mar. 12i 07 June 27
66X June 11 69 June 30
Mar. 28' 72 Jan. 14
67 X June 24 69X June 1 66 April 14; 71X Jan. 11
87 X June 23 88X June 18 87X
93X Jan. 15
68X Jan.
SIX Jan. 21
61X June 24 63 X June 1 61X June 24 60 X F 10 14
76 X June 24 78X June 3 73X Jan. 3j 79X May 7
86X May 18 88 Jan. 31
87X Feb. 18 91X Feb. 10
84 Feb. 231 84 Jan. 23
95X May 20 96 X Mar 24
50X June 24 53 June 6 50X June 24 55X Jail. 28

86 X
73.X June
100 June
74 X June

90 X 91X 88 X
77
83
79 June 4 80 June
7 0 X ------ 75 X 80
69 X
83 X ------ 83
9 9 X ____ 98X
83 X Sale 82X Sale ] 81X June 22 83X June
100 X Sale 101X Sale 100X June 1.101X June
74X 70 72 68 Sale 1 68 June 30 71 June

5,000 79 X Sale
70 ___
80 ___
98X 99
65,000 82 82X
413,000 100 Sale
71

11,000

1<)

91 April 8 93 Feb 9
28 79 June 19 71 Feb 19
71 May 4 85 Alay in
99X Feb. 10 99X Feb. 2
1 81X June 22, 88X Jaa. 28
20 99X Jan. 3102X April 11
I
3 68 June 30, 76 Jaa 24

89 92X
73,000 87 X ___ 82 Sale 1 89 X 82X
87X Sale
June 11 82X June 28
81
17,000 85X 89 86X 87X ~8§X 85X 85X June 18 87X June 2
2,000
68
70 65
68
June
83 ------ i77 1 ;;; .!1--------------- 7 68 June 7
7 8X ___ -------- 1 79 ___ j... -------SO ___
82 X 79 79 85X , 77 85 75X June
13.000 ------ 89 83 Sale 80 X Sale X --------------- 14 79 June 1
74.000 96 Sale 94X Sale I94 Sale 93 June 8 94X June 14
42,000 97X 98X 99X 100 X I 06" 100X
June 24 100X June 13
81 ____ 81 ------ 81
8,000 75
SOX June 24 SIX
83X 80
20,000 91
Sale 92X 81X SOX 81X 87 June 20 92X June 18j
June 6
92X 88 X 91X
100,000 74 X Sale
75 X Sale T 72 X Sale 71X June 28 75X June 1
261,000 73 X Sale 74 X Sale 74 X Sale 71X June 24 75 June 2
494,000 83 X Sale 81X Sale 80 X Sale 79 .June 24 82X June 2
6 5 X ------ 68X ------ 67 ____
68 X ------ 70
71X ........ 76X 66 76 X ____
64
59 X
7,000 61X 73 X 72 72X 70 X 74 70X June 21 73X June 3
69 69
70 | 60 X 65
65 X 68 X 74 X
71X ---■
74 X ___
67
62
125,000 43X 45 43 X 44X 42 Sale 41 June 29 43X June 2
75.000 36 X Sale 35 Sale 32X Sale 30X June 24 35 June 1
22.000 76 X Sale 69 X 70 69 X 73 69 X June 23 69X June 21
____ 71
9,000 79X II — 76 79Xi 78X 80 77X June 8 80 June 23
46,000 89 Sale j| 88X 90 87 88X 86X June 11 87 X June 3
65.000 78 X Sale 75 X Sale 75 X 76
32 35 27 32
3,000 ___ 32 X 28 X Sale ____ 30 X
1 000
91 27
9 90 ____ 91X
_____| 75 76 881 X ----- ------ 87 X
29.000
_____I
60 I 87X 89 X ------ 72X
67 X 90 84 X 87
30.000
75 67 X 72X ___ 88
120,000 "50X Sale ‘ 50 Sale 48 X Sale
9 4X ------ ___ 93 X 80 X 93
1,000 7 9X ____ 79 Sale
x
67
68
67 X ------ ____ 70X 76 X 78X
72
------ 68 X 65 68
50 73
------ 73 50
72X
4,000, 71X . . . 69X ---■ 68
08 ___ 73
69
60,000 67 Sale 66 X 67 64 X 65 X
I ,000
59
53.000 58 X Safe” 57 X SaleX 73 X Sale
76
72 X 59 X 57 X
73
121,000 60
Sale 60 X Sale 60 X Sale
88.000
X
Sale
227.000 69 X Sale 66 m Sale 65 X Sale
69 X 77 67 Sale 65 Sale
X
74
105.000 73
43,000 60 X Sale 60 61 X 72 X SaleX|
56 58
95 X 97 X 98 X 99 X 99 100
...I l­
X
90 X 84 X 90 X 82 90
l s , 006 6l " 65
63 65 90 ‘ ' 63 X
95 X 83 76 83 "
2 , 0 0 0 79
78
74
76 X 81 78
3,000 97 X 99 09 X 80 X 1 99 X 101
99 X X
..

,

'

74X June
28 June
90X June
84X June
85 June
47X June
79 June

10

1
15
28
24
10
1

76 June
28 June
90X June
87X June
88 June
50X June
79 June

24
1
15
8
7
2
1

88 X Mar. 9
80X June 11
85 Mar. 15
67 X April 6

83 April 25 83 April 25
75X June
93 June 14 100 Jan. 24
8j 84 Jan. 6
94 May 5| 97 X Jan. 6
99 Jan. 6
78 April 6 100X June 13
78 April 6
79 Jan. 7 84 Jaa 27
87 June 24 93X Jaa. 19
71X June 28 77X Jaa. 18
71X June 24i 85
79 June 24 78 Jan. 26
Jan. 11
67 April 20 67 April 20
65 Jan. 24 65 Jan.
73 Jan. 3 73 Jan. 24
13
70 Feb. 15 74 April 25
67 May 23 67 May 23
73X April 13 74 X April 4
69 Mar. 17 69 April 13
41 June 29 46 Jau. 26
30 X June 24 39X Jan. 20
3
69 X June 23 76X Jan. 18
68 Feb
70X Feb. 18
77X June 82X Feb.
86X June 11 89X Jan. 13
74X June 10 82 Jan. 27
28 April 9 35X Jan. 4
28 April 28 34 Jan. 26
90X June 27 95X Fab. 1
82 Jan. 15 90 X Mar. 29
78 Jan. 22 90 X Mar. 29
50 Jan. 12 70 Alar. 24
78 Jan. 15 90X Alar. 29
54 Jan. 14
47X June 31 98 Jan. 31
91 X May 10
7GXMay 31 SIX Jan. 29

70 May 12
76 June 14
June
63 X June 24
29
57 X June 21
71X April 28
57 X April 14
62
62X June 21
70 June 13
55 X April 29
Mar 13
97 X May 23.
60
60 June 21 64X June 2 89 X June 211
70X June 17 76X June 17 70X June 17,
99X .June 3 90X June 3 84X Jan. 13
08X Feb. 2
76 June
63 X June
57 X June
71 X June
58 June
63 X June
62 X June
70 June
55 X June

14
24
29
21
20
20
21
13
27

76X June
60X June
June
57X June
73X
60 X June
66 X J une
.67 X June
74X June
61X June

13
3
29
30
30
1
3
4
2

95X Jaa. 28
89 Jaa. 24
91 Jan. 19
69 April 18

71X Jan. 7
78 April 27
71X Jan. 25
01 Mar. 22
79 Jan. 11
65 X Jan. 20
72 X Jan. 28
72 Jan. 2
78X Jan. 20
08 X Jan. 19
98X April 16
91 May
Jan.
68X 24
81 X Feb. 18
84X Jan. 13
90 X May 19

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BONDS

23
£ 13
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BONDS STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

Salta in Price about
PHICES IN JUNE.
June.
Jan. 3
Par Value
1921.
June 1. I June 30.
Lowest.
Highest.
Hid. Ask. Hid. Ask Hid. Ast Sale Prices, j Sale Prices.
A
85% 89% 86% ------ 85 % 86%'

STOCK EXCHANGE
N
Chicago A North Weatem— 1926 F
Extension 48-------- 1880- 1926 F A
Reglstered.---------1880- M
General, gold, 3%a------- 1987 Q N
Registered______Nov 1987 F
General 4a----------,-------- 1987 M N
Stamped----------------- 1987 M N
General 5s stamped - -. — 1987 M N
Sinking fund 6b---- 1879- 1929 A O
Regiatered----------1879- 1929 A O
Slnklng fund 5a-----1879- 1929 A O
Regiatered______ 1879- 1929 A O
Slnking ter e ddeb 5a-------- 1933 M N
fund ------------- Regia aecured 7a--------- 1933 M NI
19 0 Si
10-year
15-year secured 0%9------ 1936 JM D|
Dea Pines Gr Trk 1st 4%8- 1947
Val 1st
8t P East A Mo Vgu 4%a.- 1947
FremGBANW latgu3%a 1933
lat 6a_ 1941
Man Elk
Milw SAA Weat gu 3%a-__ 1921
8 L lat lat g 6s— 1941
ML
F
Ext A Imp a f1st 5a----- 1929 M N
g 6a.Ashland Div lat g 6a. . 1925 M A
Michigan Dtv g 1924 J 8
MU Spar A N W lat gu 4a 1948 M 8
A N W lat gu oa 1947 J
8t L Peo
J J
Chic Registered — gen g 4a. 1988 J
R I A Pacific ..............1988 J
Refund gold 4a--------------1934
R1 C
4%arec------1934
BurlArkRAALNo—gold 58.-1921
C R I F A N W g u g 5s_ _1934
M A OklLAlat g 5a--19g5
Choc St DeaG gulat 7a-----1927 M N
KeokAAK C Sh Consol4%8-1941 A O
ML lat5a-----1923
8t P
Chic St L A Pitta. See Penn Co F A
St L A N O. See 111 Cent
Chic St P M A O cona 6a...1930
Chic
Coua 6a, reduced to 3%s.l930 J
J
Debenture 5a__________ 1930 M
North Wisconsin lat 6a.-1930 J
Superior S L 1st 5a.-June 1930 M
Chic T H A S’eaat lat 5a.--1960 J D
Chic A W 50-year 6s Dec— 1932 Q M
Consol I gen g 4a----------1952 J J
15-year G. See C R 1 A P
Choc Okl sAf 7 Ha-------------- *935 M S
Cln Ham A D 2d g 4Ha—4s ’23 JM N
1937
Cln FinMich 1st con guHa-1931 J
Day A A Ft W 1st 4 g
Cln Ind St LClev. See CCCAStL J J
Cln San A A C. See CCCAStL
Clearfield A Mahon. See BRAP
C C C A Stdebenture 4H3--1931
20-year L gen g 4a--------1993
Gen A Imp -6s series A-----1929
Series
Ref 5sDiv 1st B------------ 1993
Cairo
gold g 4s. .1991
CinLW A M Div 1st 4s-----1939 M N
St Div 1st coll tr g 4S-.1990 M N
Registered--------------- 1990 M
Sp W Col Div 1st g 4s-----1940 J
W A ValLDiv 11st 4a--Aug 1936
g 4s-----1940
Cin I St AC st
Registered --------Aug 1936
Cin C A In gen 1st g 5s. .1928
C C S A Cl cons con g 6s. -1934
Ind A W 1st 1st pref 4s.-.1940 ^
O I B1 A W pref os.-Apr 1938
Peor A East 1st cons 4s.-1940 A _
Income W. See Balt A O
Cleve Lor A4s___________1990 A p r
Cleve A A Pitts. See See Co
ClevelandMahon Vail. PennErie
CleveA Southern 1stgu 43---1929, A a
Colo Short L—1st g 4HS-1961 F
Refunding itv— 14 Ha-----1935 M N
ext st 6S--1921
F W A D C A V. SeegHock Val J D
Colum A Hock
Col Conn A Term.1st g Nor A W A O
Conn A Pas Rivs See 5s g-1952 J J
Cuba RR 1st 50-year 4s.-1943
Waco. Mo K A T
D allas A ALack ASee 3H3--2000 J D
elaware E 1st guWestern—
Mor
N TermAA improve’t 4s.-1923 F N
Y L W Construe 5s -1923 M A
War RR 1st ref gug3% --2000 F A
Delaware eq Hudson—
1st lien A 15-yr g 4Hs— 1922 J N
MJ
1st refunding 4s-----------1943 *' O
20-year convertible 5s— 1935
10-year secured 7s----------1930 D
O
Alb AA Saratoga 31st 7s.-1921 M N
Rens Susq conv Ha-----1946
Del RivRRR Bdge. SeegPenn RR
Den A G—1st cona 4S--1936
Consol gold gold 5s-----1928
Improvement4Hs-----------1936
First A refunging 5s------1955
Trust co certfs of dep-------Rio Gr June 1st gu g 5s._1939
Rio Gr Sou 1st g 4s--------1940
Guaranteed--------------1940
Rio Gr coll tr 1st4s Ser A--1949
M A West g 4s------ 1939
Des A Mack 1st g See Ms ... St L
Det M A Ft D. lien g 4 A 1995
Gold 4s_______________1995
DetroitTerm Tunnel 1st 4%s 1961 M N
Det RiverATunnel— 5s. -1941 J J
Dul Mlssabe Nor gen
Dul A Iron Range 1st 5s----- 1937
Registered____________ 1937
Duluth Short Line. See Nor P J J
Dul So Shore A Atl gS5s----- A M
of Minn. See M 1927
E ast Term Reor lien. PSee SoSo Ry
ast
Ry
East Term Va A Ga.5S---1941 M N
See
Elgin Jol A East 1stgold 78.1930 M S
Erie—1st Erie 1st extgg 4s..1947 M N
N Y A extended
S
3d ext gold 4 Ha-------- 1920 M O
4th ext gold 5s_______ 1923 A D
5th ext gold 4s----------1928 J

[V ol. 113.
HA NOE SIN C E J A N . 1.
Lowest.
H ighest.
Sale Prices. I Sale Prices.

Mar.
85 % Mar 23 89 Jan. 22
83 85 82
03% 61% 61% 63 62% June 8 64% June 3 84% June 28 85 Jan. 28
62%
8 69 Feb. 2
68
Jan. 21 68 Jan. 21
72% ____
14
71% June 30j 74 June 18 71% June 30 78 Jan. 24
73% Sale 71%
Mar, 19
91% 104 96 90 % 88 June 27i §3 ” June” 2 74 June 27| 77% Jan. 26
93
88
99%
99 Feb. 28 96 Jan. 24
99% Jan.
98 99 % 89 % 97
97 Jan. 17 98% Feb. 10
90% 93 87 %
89 90 % 87%
88 June 10 89 June 18 87% Jan 3 91 % Jan. 24
86
100% 100% 101% S ale 100 % June 30 102 .Tune 10 99% April 28 104
Feb. 8
98 Sale 98% Sale 97% June 9 98% June 30 96 % April 26 99 Mar. 28
79 %
78 _____
74
71% .
100 % 101:
9 9 % 101%
100% May 21 102% April 12
68%
68% ____
70 Mar. 8 70 Mar. 8
68 %
68% ____
99
8
92 Sale 91 98 91 June 22 92 June 1 99% Jan. 22 99% April 19
11,000(1 90 H
91 June 16 93% Jan. 13
98 %
98% ...
97
99 June 14 99 Mar. 16
Mar.
98% ...
‘ 3,666 98%
74%
74 Sale 99% 87% 73% 76 98% June 14 98% June 14J 98% Jan. 3 99% Jan. 31
74 June 10 78% Feb. 11
85%
84% 87% 85% June 10 85% June 10, 85%
87
” 3’ 666 86
90 Feb. 8
70 68 June 14 69% June 2 67 Mar. 16 73% Jan. 21
6 8 % 6 8 % 68
77,000 70% Sale
64
___ 68
64%
Feb.
Feb. 10
Sale 65% Sale 65 Sale
669,666 67% Sale 66 % Sale 66% Sale 64 June 13 66% June 1 67% June 10 67% Jan. 18
131,000 65 ___ 86 _____ 83% 92 64 June 21 66 June 3 64 June 21 69% Jan. 17
64 Jan. 13 69%
1,000 79
5 86 May 20
86 June 10 86 June 10 85%
2 ,00 0
79% ... 80% ----- 79% June 6 80% June 29 79% June 6 82 April 14
66 67 62% 06
6,000 ___ 74
June 18
52,000 62H 68% 02% 63% 61% Sale 62% June 21 66% June 7 62% June 21 73 Jan. 20
68% Jan. 7
61% June 18 63% June 2 61%
9,000 101 ___ 99% 99% 97% 100 97% June 27 99% June 2 97% June 27 102% Feb. 3
80% 83
76% ----- 83
13
........ ---. 80% June 9 83 June 7i 81% Jan. 13 81% Jan. 22
9.000 83% Sale 98%
80% June 9 84 Jan.
64 75 64% 75
... 66
64 Mar. 4 66 Mar. 4
103% 58% 101%,
101% 101% Sale 100% Sale 10 1 % j Une 101 % June 20 101 Jan. 30101% Mar. 17
2,000 101
60
56,000 57 Sale 96% 97% 92% 96 67% June 22 60 June 1 53 Jan. 41 62% Jan. 7
5.000
93% June 22 96 June 3 93% June 22 100 Mar. 11
75 75 78% 75 June 20 75 June 20 72% Feb. 23 75 June''20
74
2.000
81
81

55,000 64% 69
19.000 76 % S&Ib
75
77
41,000 92% Sale
97 99%
89% 91
6,000 87% Sale
82,000| 102% Sale
229,000
TOO

66 Sale
78 Sale
81 Sale
89 87
1.000 70% ----61 %
12.000 60
68
2,000 67
67
1,000
3,000 62 70
70
71%
1,000 81
99
62"
17.000 54 60
35.000 22 27

67 75%
73 68
81% 83%
85% Sale
73 75%
64% 60%
67 67%
64 -----71 77
66
75% .............
78
85% -----96 ____
67% -----67% -----57 59
18% 24%

65% 67%
70% Sale
74
82 Sale
86 73
71 05%
62%
65% Sale
66%
64 80
71 75
60
75% 77
------ 75%
85% 86%
96 ........
67%
67% ____
55 59
18 22%

65% June
72 June
81 June
85% June
June
73 June
64 June
65%
64 June
73 June

15.000
81.000
99.000
49.000

81 Sale
79% Sale
73% Sale
98% Sale

78 80%
80% Sale
73% Sale
99 Sale

79
77
72
98

32.000
12.000
7.000
90.000

81 -----77% Sale
84
72 98
___

55% 63
3.000 68 Sale
2.000
1,000 91
1,000
77 ___
19.000 96 Sale
30.000 80% Sale
44.000 102% Sale
10.000 67% ----___104
111,000 63% Sale
22.000 67
25,000 68% Sale
Sale
298,000 43 Sale
5.000 36 42
2.000
29%
79.000 62% Sale
35.000 47% Sale
____ 78
16,000 71 77%
2,000 92% . . .
83% 88
75 77
11,000

1,000

83%
98

3
21 67 June 20 65% June 21
18
18 74 June 22 72 June 24
24 82 June 2 81 June 1
85% June
J une
86
73 % June 7 73 June 7
6 64 June 13
June 8
13 65 % June 4 65% June 30
66 June
64
30 64 June 30 68 Mar. 23
9 77 June 9
75% May 18
85% June
85% June 6 85% June 6 98% May
5
57 June 21 57%.Tune 7 54 Jan. 13
18 June 13 18% June 23 18 June

85% June
98% May
61% Jan. 20
26 Jan. 26

June 6
June 3
Jan. 11
Mar. 1

84% Mar. 11
84 Jan. 27
76% May 30
99 June 7

June 11 81 June l
June 6 81 June 30
June 10 74 June 17
June 99 June 30

79
77
72
93

72 Jan. 14
Jan. 19
81 May 17
83% May 13
91%
April 12
74% Jan. 25
69 Jan. 18
71 June 30
64
77 June 9
7 5 % M ar. 12

69 62% 65% 62% June 21 68% June 3 59% Jan. 10 73 April 13
66% 67 65% 97 67 June 28
67
67 Mar.
Feb. 11
95% 96% 95% ___ 95% June 22 67% June 2 93% June 28 70% Feb. 25
96% June 20 91 Feb. 12 96% June 20
6
93%
14 94%
93% -----94% June 20 94% June
-----97% Sale 97% Sale 97% June 20 97% June
96% Feb. 9 97% May 31
75% ----- 81% 82% 74% June 8 76% June
76%
74% June 25 81 Jan. 24
81 82 101 % 101 % 78 June 9 81 June 100% May 23 106 Jan. 23
78 April 9 84 Feb. 14
101% Sale 68% 70 101 June 2 101% June
69% Sale
69% Mar. 3 73% Mar. 9
69% June 1 69% June 100% May 18,100% Mar. 18
66 Jan.
63% 64% 63 Sale 62% June 22 64 June 3 62% June 22 72 Jan. 20
4
68 Sale 67% 70 67 June 25 67% June 23 66% Jan. 3 72 May 11
70 68 69%
19
67% Jan.
71 Sale 41% Sale 68% June 13 71 June 1 40% June 28 46% Jan. 11
45
40% June 28 45% June 1 37% June 10 48 Jan. 2S
June 10
36% 74%
41 Sale 72 ------ 37%
72% ___ 8 ____ 72% June 1 37% June 10 72% June 1 75 Mar. 23
72% June 1
8 29% 10 ____
10
___
61% June 14 66% May 7
63% Sale 62% 03%
53 Sale 49 51 61 % June 27 53 June 3 47% Jan. 3 54 Jan. 20
48% June 14 63% June l
IS
78
57 May IS 57 May IS
57% 78 58% ___
50 May IS 50 May
50% ----- 50
75 76% 75% Sale 75 June 20 76% June 3 74% Mar. 30 77% Jan. 21
92% June 16 92%' Juno 16
93% 83 93% ----___ .... 86 88 92% June 16 92% June 16 S7% Jan. 28 91 May 3
S3 Feb. 16 S3 Feb. 16
67 79
68

87
86% SS 84% 99
87 89
71% ----- 71% 95
84 87 87 89

S6
6
86% June 6 86% June 6 95 '2 June 23
May
91 Mar. 17
90 April 7

89 May 33
99% Feb. 13
91% Mar. IS
90 April 7

J uly, 1921.]

IiONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

21

RANQK SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICliS IN JUNK
*; C Salesein Price about
J
Jan. 1
cA Paru n .
Value
1021.
June I .
Lowest. 1 Highest.
June 30.
Lowest.
N Y STOCK EXCHANGE
Highest.
nid. A sk. Bid. A sk. Bid. Ask. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Side prices. Sole Prices.
Erie Y L E & W ot. < 7h___1930 M
N (Concluded) 1
125,000 55 Sale 6 1 11 Sale 521\ Sale 51% June 21 54 % June 1 51 Mar. 22 50% May 9
Erie 1st con g prior 4s___1990 J
Registered____________ --J
4 1 :1.000 43 Sale
42 % Sale m 1, Safe :;'i1, June 20 •121 .1une 1 39% June ’ 26 45 Jan” 15
1st consol gen Hen g 4s__1990
i
Registered.............................
____ 75 72 % 77'A 72% 77%
72% Jam 22 40% May 12
Penn coll trust g 4S-..1951
66,000 38 Sale asfl 39 Hi 37 % Rale 35% June 22 38% June 2 35% June "24 "7 b " "Feb".’"6
50Do conv do4s Ser A .. 1953
yr
g Bor ID_19531A
112,000
39
J unc 43% June I 37 J unc 15 45% May 12
162,000 37 Hi Sale 3 8 % Sale 37 Sale 34 % June 23 39 June 4 34 % June 23 4 I Jan. 12
43 Bale 43 %
Gen conv 4s Series D..1953IA
15
40% Sale 37
8,000 76 % Sale
19S2| M
Chic & Erie 1st gold 5s.. ..1938'J
76% Sale 74% 77 75 June 24 77 June 23 75 June 24j 81% Jan, 20
Clev A Mahon Val g 5s. _ . 1955J
71% ------ 75% ____ 78%
I ,0 0 0 ____ 86
77
19
Erie A Jersey 1st s f1st s t Os’57
6s.77 Ha 79 % 75 76 %
'7 7 %June 6 April" 20 §8 Jan’" 18
80 _____ ____ 79 ____ 77 77%’Juiie 6
80 Mar. 81 Mar. 26
Gennessee Rlv RR 6S..1935' J
Long Dock eons gold
A
95% ------ 06% ......... 97 ____ 07"’"June" 20 97 June 20 97 June 20 99 April 4
C A RR Co 1st cur gu 6s.-1922 m
70 Jan. 25 78% April 12
D A Impt Co 1st extd 5s. .1943 jivi
76
NY&Greenw L guar g 5s. 1940
77 '7 8 % ::::: '7 8■% :::::
70% 77
55% May 2a 61 April 19
NYSusq & W 1st ref g 5s. 1937 j
57" 60 42 57 % 70 %, 77
50 57
40 April 8 40 April 8
Second gold 5s______ 1940 F
1 ,0 0 0 ____ 50
General gold 4%s_____ 1937 F
' 49’" 41. . ____ 46 June 6 46 June 6 46 June 18 50 Jan. 11
. 46
81% Jan. 6 81% Feb. 18
M
Terminal 1st gold 5s— 1943 A
71% 83 70%
70% 75
72 ____
Mid A East 1st gu g 5s.. 1942
6,655 45 54 % 49% Sale 72 ........ 47% June 29 50 June 3 47% June 29 54 Mar. 23
Wllkof N J 1st ext 5s____ 1940 J
45% 47%
Erie A Pittsburgh. See Penn Co.
Ev <t Ind 1st con gu g 6s— 1926 J
15,000 85 94 99% 99% 99% Sale 98% June 20 99% June 30 91% Feb. 25 99% .Tune 30
Ev it T H—1st cons g 6s— 1921 JA
88 April 26 88 April 26
1st general gold 5s--------1942
87% -----69% April 11 71 April 8
Mt Vernon 1st gold 6s— 1923 A
70% ------ 53
-----69% April 8 69% April 8
Sull Co Brch 1st g 5s____1930 A
40 ____ 69
53
argo A Sou.P. See Ch M AAir P
St L
F la Cent & See Seab
2,000 76
May 13
Fla East Coast 1st 4%s___ 1959
Sale 65
75
71% Sale 71% June 30 71% June 30 71% June 30 77% April 21
66 April 21 66
Fort St U D Co 1st g 4%s..l941
65 ___
61% Mar. 7 65 May 18
63%
Fr W & Rio Gr 1st g 4s___1928
SS%
63% . . . .
H & San
See Pac
G al A Ala. A. Hend SoAir5s..Co A O
a
See Seab 1st Line
62% Feb. 11 63 Mar. 1
Galv Hous &
1933
63%
63%
Ga Car & Nor. See Seab Air L
Georgia & N . See South Co
Ga V G Pacific. See Sou Pac Ry
Gouv A Oswegat. See N Y Cent A 0 ; 353,000 10 1 % Sale
Grand Trunk of Can s f 7s.. 1940
100% Sale 101 Sale 99% June 13 101 June 30 99% June 13 102 % Mar. 24
Great N or—C B & Q coll. See N P
,123.0001
96% June 9 96% June 17
General 7s Series A_____ 1936
18,000; 81 Sale 96% Sale 96% Sale 96% June 29 96% June 20 77 June 29, 82% Jan. 22
78 82 78 Sale 77 -Tune 9 78 June 17
1st <t refund 4%s Ser A ..1961
St Registered___________ 1961
Paul Minn A Manitoba—
2,000 81% Sale
82% 89 82% 83% 82% June 14 82%
Consol mortgage 4s___1933
81% Jan. 3 84 Feb. 18
2,000 103
109 100 % 102 100 101 100 June 22 101 June 14 99% Mar. 15102% April 12
1st consol gold 6s_____1933
June 7
Registered________ 1933
2 000 87 % 87 % 87% 89% 87% 89% 87
Reduced to gold 4%s..l933
June 10 87% June 4 87 April 29 92 Jan. 21
Registered_________ 1933
T 606 ____ 91 % 86 95 86 95 79% June 4 79% June 4 79% June
Jan. 10
80 % 93 80% 81% 78% 80%
Mont Ext 1st gold 4S..1937
80 Mar. 82% Mar. 18
80
Registered_________ 1937
Pac Ext sterling gu 4S..1940
70 -----May 3
72% 78% , 75% 86 73 86
75 Feb.
79% Feb. 18
Ry M No Div 1st g 4s.. 1948
1st g 6S..1922
99 Feb.
99% Feb. 2
Minneap Union
99 99%
97%
14.000 101 ____ 156% 101% 99%
Mont C 1st gu gold 6s___1937
101 June 20 101 June 20 99% May 103
Registered_________ 1937
1937
90 Jan. 5 94% Jan. 31
1st guar gold 5s______
89 H i----- 90
SS%
Registered_________ 1937
90 Jan. 6 90 Jan. 6
87% "93‘ 51%
Will & S
5s___1938
88
Greenbrier FR.1st gold Ches & O Feb
Seedeb ctfs A ..
1
65 Jan. 18 70 Feb. 6
69
70
Green Bay & West
5% Mar. 28 8
6
Debenture ctfs B___________ JFeb 63,000 63 8 60 % Sale 50 55 % 5% June 13 6 % June 1 68% Feb. 23 69% Jan. 28
6
6
6
65
Jan.
Ga Shi 1st ref & ter 5s g Feb. ’52 J
65
Registered_______Feb. 1952
19,000 69 Sale 69% Sale 68% Sale 67% June 3 69% June 1 67% June 3 76 Jan. 20
TJock Val 1st con g 4%s__1999
11 Registered__________ 1999
65%
67
Col A H V 1st ext g 4s___1948
67%
67% May 20 67% May 20
60
67%
Col & Tol 1st ext 4s_____ 1955
67%
Housatonic. See SeeYSo Pac&Co
N NH H
H & Belt A Ter
3,000
76 Jan. 14 84 Jan. 18
84
Hous Tex Cent. 1st 5s____1937
84
.Tune
3,000! 84 y2 80 75% ------ 78 84% 77 June 22 79 June 13 82 Mar. 8 84 June 2
83%
Illinois Central—1st g 4s.. 1951
82
83% .June 10 84
2
1 Registered................. 1951
____ Sale 62% SO
1,000 72
68 80 67 70 68 June 1 68 June 1 68 June 1 71% May 20
1st gold 3%s...........
1951
66% 63
Registered___________ 1951
68
70 ____ 70
Extended 1st g 3%s____ 1951
____ 69
68
1stRegistered___________ 1951
gold 3s sterling_____1951
32,000 71% 76 69% 70% 68% 69% 67% June 21 69% June 2 67% June 21 74 Jan. 25
Collateral trust gold 4s__1952 A
66",666 75% Sale 74 Sale 73 Sale 71% June 10 74 June 1 71% June 10 77% Jan. 26
1stRegistered___________ 1955 A
refunding 4s________ 1951 M
65% 68
68
May 18 72% Jan. 10
Purchased lines 3%s____ 1952 J
94,000 68% Sale 65% 69% 62% 68 66% June 21 68% June 6 65% Jun 9 21 69% Jan. 25
67%
68%
Coll trg 4 sL N O & T___1953 M
67% 69
67%
Registered___________ 1953 M 104,666 88% 89% ------ Sale ____ 67%
Jan. 21
June 21
15-year temp 5Ms secured ’34 J
67 ____ 87% ------ 88 Sale 85% June 21 88% June 3 85% Jan. 26 92% Jan. 26
72%
73%
73%
Cairo Bridge gold 4s........ 1950 J
69% ____
’ 2",666
Litchfield Div 1st g 3s__1951 J
58 May 24 58% April 1
59 65 58 ____ 58 ____ 58 June 8 58 June 9 64% Jan. 18 68 Feb. 1
Lou’v Div A Term g 3%s.l953 J
62% 66% 64 66%
Registered___________ 1953 J
54% 56
Middle Div regis 5s_____1921 F
GO
1.000 58
Omaha Div 1st g 3s_____1951 F
April 5 58% May 19
60
60
70 58% ____ 57 ___ 60 .Tune 15 60 June 15 50 June 11 60% Mar. 30
1.000 64
St Lou Div A Term g 3s.. 1951 J
56%
55%
56% June 11 56% June 11 56% June 9 64% June 9
1.000
Gold 3%s----------------- 1951 J
64% 67% 63% . . . . 64% June 9 64% June 9 64%
Registered_________ 1951 JJ
66
63% ----- ______ ___
Springf Div 1st g 3%s__1951
58
Western Lines 1st g 4s__1951 IF
69% Mar. 22 75 April 18
1,000 64%
69% Sale
Registered___________ 1951 J
]F
65% 73 69% June 1 69% June 1 94 May 26 '94" May 26
Belle A Carond 1st 6s___1923
91% -----Carb & Shaw 1st 4s g___1923 M
70 ____ 92%
Ch St L A N O gold 5s__1951 J
87% 89%
5,000 90
86% June 14 86% June 14 86% June 14 91% Mar. 1
Registered....... ...............1951 J
87 ____ 70
88% April 14 88% April 14
87%
Gold 3%s___________ 1951 J
63% ------ 85%
Registered_________1951J
63% ------ 62%
Mar. 7
82
Joint 1st ref ser A 5s........ 1963:.T
17,000 80 Sale 81 % 71% 78 79 78% June 20 81 June 4 78% June 20 87 Jan. 25
67% Jan. 12 73
Memphis Div 1st g 4s___1951’J
68
66% 71
75 Mar. 2 77% May 2
75% ------ 75%
St L A 1st See 4s______ St LI
Ind B1 SoW. gu g Cl C C A 1931 M
Ind Dec V. W. See Cinn H A D
11
Ind 111 A lagen A ref 5s A__1965 J
2,000 73%
70% 73% 68% 72% 68% June 29 68% June 29 68% June 29 76% Jan. 30
Ind Union 1st gold 4s____1950 J
7 80
1,000
78 ......... 75% ------ 78 June 7 78 June 7 78 % June 4 90% Mar. 25
May
88% 89
Internal’I A Gt Nor—1st 6s. 1922 M
87 ____ 89 95
88 Jan.
Iowa Central.Sag. Minn A St L
Tack Laris A See See Mich Cen
"amesAll A O R. 1st 4s___1959 J D 1,000 73% . . . . 73 75 09% 74 73 June 22 73 June 22 73 June 22 75% Jan. 20
ITall F A Clear See L S A M S
xvan A Mich. See To A O C
K C Ft S A M. See St L A 8 F
K C A M Ry A B. See StLASF
K C CityPacific. 1st g 3Mo__1950 A
Kan A South See s A A T|
273,000 54% Sale 55% Sale 55% Sale 54% June 21 56 June 2 54 Jan. 4 56% April 28
t Registered __________ 1950 A
169.000 75 Sale 74 % S rle
r Ref AOImp 5 s1st 4s
____April 1950 J
Sale
June 13 71 .Tune 1 72 June 13 77 May 10
Kansas Term
1960 J
149.000 70 71 71% Sale 75 Sale 72 June 23 75 % June 1 69% June 23 74 Jan. 11
70%
69%
Kentucky Central.SeeSee R fA N
Keok A Des M.h i o . C oT,u ARy
P
Knoxville A O
S
BONDS

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BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
Sales in Price about
BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE 4 ^ Par Valae\ 1921.

N

A W lat gold 5s. .1937 J
Luke dIEgold 08-_;_________1941 J
,.,,1 ,1 S
North Ohio 1st See N Y Cent
L Sh A Mich So. gu g 6a__1946 A
Lch V (N Y) , 1st gu g 4>ia-.1940 J
Registered gen eon g 4a__2003 M
___________ 1940 J
Leh V (Pa.) 4%S-_ ____ 2003 M
Gen couaol
Leh V Ter lly lat gu g 5a__1941 A
Registered __ coll tr 6a__1928 A
Lehigh Coal Co____________1941 __
Leh V Vail RR lat ................ 1933 J
Registered......... gu g 5a. 1933 J
First Int reduced to 4a__1933 J
Leh A N Y—lat gu g 4a___1945 M
Registered_______________
Leh & Hud R. See Cent of N J M
Little Dock. gen 4a ser A--1962'__
Miami S««
Long Ial lat con g Erie. 1931 Q J
Long
5a.-July
lat cons, gold 4a___July 1931 Q D
J
Gen gold 4a___________1938 JM S'
Ferry gold 4%s________ 1922
Gold 4a..............................1932 J D
S
Unified gold 4s.................1949 M D
Deb goldtemp deb 5a____1937. M
5a____________1934 J
20-year
Si
GuarBref gold con g 5s__1935 A Nl
N Y & M B 4s_______ 1949 M O
N ShA Ro 1st con gu 5a__1927 M s
Bch 1st g 5a Oct ’32 Q
N Y Bch Ark lat 5s____1927. M J
Louisiana A See So Pacific,
sj
La Western.
l.oulsv A Nashv—Gold 58.-1937 M N
Unified gold 4s_________ 1940 J J
J
Registered________ 1940 M N
Coll trust gold 5s_______ 1931 J Ni
10-year secured g 4%S-.1931 M
Louis Cln A Lax7a______ 1930 M N
N 2d A M 1st g....................1930JJ J
O g 6s........ 6a........ ...1930 J
Pad A Mem Dlv 4s_____1946 F A
St Louis DlvCln Dlv g3s.. 1980 M n |
2d gold
Atl Knox A No 1st g 5s. .1946 JM D
Atl Knox Bdge 1st s f 6s48.1955 M S
A
Hend’son Central g 4s__1987 J
g 1931
Kentucky1st 50-yr 5s gu..l965 A J
Lex A E
LAN Mob A M 1st g 4%sl945 M o,
s
L A N-Sou Mon joint 4s. .1952 Q J
J J
N Registered_____July 1952 J A
FI A Sbef gen gu 4%3 1945
Npt A Cln B 1st gu gg5s__1937 F A
Pena AAla con gu gg5s___1936 F J
Atl 1st gu 6s__1921
SA N cons gu 50-yr 5s__1963 F 5
Gen
A
Lou A JeffCoal. gu g LSAMSo| M S
Bdge See 4S..1945
jUfahonlng
^ ‘anitoRR—Sou linesg4s__1936; M D
Manila S W Coloniz 5s 1934 J N
McK’ptABVern. SseNYCAHR M
Mex Internat 1st cons g 4s. .1977M S
•Michigan Central. SeeNYCent S
Stamped guaranteed____1977
MidLTerm 1st g s f 5s_____1925 J
M S A West. SeeChieANWl
MU AA St. L 1st gold M A St P J
North.
Minn cons gold See Ch 7s__1927
1st
5s_______ 1934JM
1st A ref 5s Series A .........1962.Q
A refund gold 4s____1949; M
1st
Des M A Ft1st goldgu g 4s. 1935 JJ
Iowa Cent D 1st 4s____1951 M
Refunding gold 5s___1938
Minn A St SSM con goldC4s stpd
Mpayment Lofgu. guar____1938 J J
St P A Int See B R A N
1st St P A SSM
cons 5s___________.1938 ..
M 1st Chic Term A fCent Term M N
4s__1941
Mpayment Atl int sguar__1926 J J
SSM A of 1st gold 4s stpd
Mlnneap Un. See St P M A N|J J
Mississippi Cent 1st 5s____1949
Mo Kan A Tex—1st g 4s__1990 J D
Okla. See M A Ti
Mo Kan A 4s_______JuneK 1990, F A
2d gold
lstTrust Co ctfs of deposit___i-- S
extension gold 5s___ 1944 M
1st A refund mtge 4s___2004;M N
Trust s f 4%s_______ 1936iJ
General Co ctfs of deposit___L.
Co ctfs 4s___2001
St Trust5% 1st ref g deposit_____ O
Lou dlv notesofextd tr rects A
2-year
..
Dal A WaPac 1st g 5s___1940.F N
1st gu g 4s___ 1990 M A
KanIvAE 1st gu g 5s___19421A O
Mo C A
Mo K A OkT1st gu 5s___1942 M N
MK A T of 1st gu g 5s. 1942 M S
SherShrev A1st gu ggu g 5s ’43'J D
Tex A Okla So 1st 5s__1943 M S"
Missourirefund 5s(new A___1965 F A
Pacific
1st A ref 5s SerSer co)— 1923 F A
1st A
B__Jan
A
1st A refund 5s
GeneralPacific- Ser C___1926 M S
4s_..
.1975
Missouri
s
40-year gold 4%________1938 N
3d 7s Br Un Pac 1st g 4s. .1948 D
ext at loan 4s____1945
CentRR of M 1st ext g 4s. 1938 A
Pac extended gold 5s___1938 J
St 2d Iron Mt A South— O
Louis
Gen con ry A Idgg5s___1931 o
Gen conref gold 4s______19291J J
stpd gu 5s__1931
Unif AA Gulf Dlv 1st g 4s 1933! M N
Rlv
VerdigrisBirm. See South 1926 M S
Mobile A VIAW 1st g 5s. Ry.
Mobile A Ohio new g 6s___1927 D
J
1st extension 4s________193S S
General gold g 6s__July 1927 A
Montgom Div 1st g 5s__1947
St Louis Divison g5s_____1927 D
St L A trust 4s. See Southern’ J
Collat Cairo gu 4s____1931
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R AN G E SIN C E J A N . 1.
Iliuhest.
Sale Prices.

PRIC ES I N JU N E

June 1. June 30.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Aik. 79 Ask
Salt
t Bid. Salt* Bid. 80 Bid 78 Salt Price*. Salt} Prictb 79 Price a. 3
79
Jan.
75% Ask
3,000 60 65 69 3-s Sale 6 l % 68 69 June 1 60 June 1 64 Feh. 18
90 50 70
70
80 % 86 85 %
83% Sale 83 June 21 85% June 8 83 June 21
8,000
67 % 00% 74 75 78 % 80
67% 69 72% June 13 69% June 3 67 % June 13
6.000 76 % 71 68 % Sale 74 Sale 67 % June 25 74 June 3| 721j June 25
22,000 89 % 03% 01%
89% 92 ................... -- . . . . . . ----- -- 91% Mar. 12
96 06% Sale 96 Sale 95% June 20 96% June 2-V 95 April 29
79,000 95
91 >8 ........ 91% ........ 01% June 27 91% June 27 91 % June 27
2,000
77 89 77 87% 77 % 82
67% 87 % ................... ................... -- 71% Jan. 21

83 Mar. 18
72 May 11
85% June 8
77 Mar. 10
84 Mar. 12
91 % Mar. 18
99% Feb.
93% Jan. 27
18
71% Jan. 24

71%
71%
88
87 %
85% Mar. 24 91 Jan.
80
% 82% June 8 66 June 16 83% Mav 17
10
1,000 59 75 68 82% 7s 1§ 01
82%
70% 66 73 66 June 16 68 J une 15 82% June 8 75 Jau. 13
27,000
91 % 98% 93% 98%
91 Feb. 9 91% Feb. 15
67 %
63% 72 67% 69 % 64% June 6 64% June 6 64% June 6 60% Jan. 25
64 %
1,000 62 % 65 63
68 Mar.
72
5S% 65 58 72 57% June 22 58% June 2 57% May 18 72 May 20
61 68 61
2 63% Jan. 24
6,000
65 64
13,000 66 % Sale 84 %
64 % 66 64 June 23 84 June 18l 84 May 25 84 May 17
64% June 9 64 May 24 69% Jan. 25
5,000
83
84 June 9
8834* 83 %
83 April 8 83 April 8
83%
92 66% 69
i ,666 64 Sale 76% 81 75% SO 75% June 20 75% June 20 75% April 8 76% Feb. 21
6,000
66% 08 66% June 24 66% June 15 63% Jan. 7 69 Mar. 28
03% Sale 89%
2,000
1
92% June 10 801 ,1une 1 90 Mar. 10 84%
101,000 91M 81 SO Sale 80 % Sale 78% June 14 93%n June 4 78% June 14 93% June 18
79 %
78 Feb. 7 78 Feb. 9
77 % 88 86 Tune 7 91 % June 15 86 June 9 92 Jan. 4
10,000 88 91 % 87 88% 85%
Jan.
131,000 103 103% |ioi% Sale 102% Sale 101 June 10 102% June 30 100 April 28 104% Jan. 12
87 May 11 89% May 27
Jan. 8
83 86 % 80 100% 86% 98 %
98
98%
101% Feb. 2
90 %
1 92 100% 92‘,'g 100 % 92% 98 'A
71% 76%
50 52 72' 77 50% June 3 51% June 1 50% June 3 55 Jan. 20
14,666 1 68
50
17,000 son 51% 7QM 73 70 50% 70 June 20 70% June 17 . .66 .. April 1 73% Jan. 13
69%
9 . ___
82% 100 84% 70%
_____ 83%
00% 71 99% 101
70 June 10 72 Jan. 3
June 3
2,000 66 %
70% 85% 67% 76 70 June 15 70 June 15 100 May 15 100 May 25
13,000 83 85% SI 83 83 85 83 June 10 85 June 3 83 June 16 87% Feb. 15
81% Fob. 16
81%
1,000 80 %
16
.1une 16 80
9,000 66 % Sale 65% 66 78 66% 65 June 24 80 June 16 04% April 20 71% Feb. 7
65% 83 80 June 66%
90 Jan. 12 90 Jan. 12
92%
5,000 91 % 95 99% 99% 85 % 92% 83 June 8 85 June 28 81 May 16 99% Mar. 29
71
83
99 .Tan. 19 85 Aoril 7
97 90% 89
99% 99%
91 Feh. 9 94% Jan. 25
88% 85 81 S3 % 89
92
80% June 8
May 11
4.666 78 % 70 04 % 60 80% 83% 80% June 8 80% June 8 04% June 22 83 Jau. 31
68
63% 64% 64% June 22 05% June 16
5,000 67%
83 April 18 87 Feb. 11
SO
91 40
“35 Feb. 4 35 April 4
42% 91%
—

93
67 % Sale
40 Sale
44 % Sale
40 45
69 % Sale
40
78% Sale
88%
80 85
83% 87
“■ "I
1 000j
221,000 58 Sale
33% 36
17,000 33% 42
29,000i 25 35
54
10,000
56
5 000 31 Sale
1.000
36
26 %
10,000 1
40
2,000 50
58% 60
65 72
60
30
50
24.000 79 % Sale
29,000 86 Sale
19,000
750,000 54 Sale
16,000
68.000
50,000
3.000
23.000
55,000
58.000
7,000

—

95
68% Sale
69
41% Sale
41%
45% 46
69 Sale
40% 69%
76% 77%
85% 90

80%
80% 91

56%
38% Sale
39%
38 35
39%
26

50 53
52
38 41
35 38%
17 47%
20
37 Sale
60%
54%
71%
32
78 80
91 Sale
82 S6
53% Sale
67 73%
10.000 57
60
73 % 77 75% 77
2,000 1 75%
80
34,000 84 Sale 84% 85
£Q
157.000 70% Sale 69 % Sale
Sale
142.000 68 % SaleV 66 on V
£Q
8,000 93 93% 99% Sale
88 % 95
58%
8.000 68>4
------- 1
77
75 74 % S3
24.000 72 72% 74% Sale

22
24
16
22
23
23
75% June 2
76% Sale 90 June 20
91%
79
ss% 90%
70 3%.TiinP. 11
70 3%
Sale 56% June 24
'57% Sale 35% June 21
35% Sale 35 June 21
35
24% 53 49% June 21
48' '
48% June 23
36 40 38 June 6
25 17 June 6
37 60% June 1
60% 63
54
43 71%
60
54
50
76
76 78 91 June 17
91% Sale SI % June 1
June 21
86
82 Sale 50% June 22
53
68% Sale
69
39 % 40
39%
40 43
67% 68%
39% Sale

67 68%
00 77
75%
80
84 S4%
69% Sale
66% Sale
80 99
97 % 99%
88 1■ 59%'
57 % 95
72 81
77 S3
72 77

68 June
39 June
39% June
43% June
68 June
39 June

67 June
75% June
83 J une
67% June
643s June
97% June
58 June
72 June

3
24
15
24
11
16
23
16

68% June
42% June
June
41 % June
43% June
70
41 June
77% .Tune
90 June

10
6
1
22
10,
u!I
4 !

2

67% Jan. 3
39 June 24
39% June
40 Jan. 16
65 May 5
9
3S% May 2
75% June 20
87 April 22

72% Jan.
45 Jan.
48 Feb.
48% Jan.
71% May
44 Jan.
84% Jan.
91 Jan.

31
14
8
6
20
10
25
5

90% Jan. 19
70% June 11
70% June 11
61% Jau. 18
60% June 14
42 Jan. 20
38% June 3
June 3
13
41 May 20
38
30 Jan. 29
55 Jan.
50 June 24
54 Jan. 22
48% June 18
27
40 May 23
38 June 6
40% May 6
17 June
17 June 6
43 May 17
7
63 April 23
60% June 1
58 Feb.
69 Jan. 27
32 May 9
19
SO Jan.' 24
79% June s'
92% Jan. 24
92% June 24
1!
87 Jan.
S2 June
56 H J&n. 20
54% June 2^
75% April 20
67% June 6
79 Feb.
75% June 24
79% May 10
90% Jau. 19
S5% June 2
73 % Jan. 20
70 June li
71 % Jan.
67 June 29
l 90 Mar. 9 90 Mar. a
99% June J1 94 Jan. 5 100 Mar. 0
Fob. 4
57
58% June 13 75 % Mar. 29 63 April s
April 29 85 Jan. 14
8 75
77 Mar.
74% June 1 72 June 16 77% Fob. as
88% Feb. 9
70% June 11
56 Mar. 12
35% June 21
35 June 24
25 Mar. 4
49% Jan. 14
48% Jan. 23
30% June 11
33 Jan. 3
17
6
37 June 4
51% April 17
Jan. 10
57 Mar.
55 Jan. 19
30 Jan. 7
75% April 27
S6% June 22
Jan. 3
81% Juno 21
50%
67 May 31
75% Mar. 29
79% May 10
83 June 15
66 % Juno 18
64% April 11

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BONDS

BONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
PltKIKS IN JIJNK
Lowest.
June 30.

Sales in Price about
Jan. 3
June.
1921.
Par Value
$ Bid. Asfc.

23
It A N(IIC SINCIC JAN. 1.

June. 1.
Lowest.
N Y STOCK EXCHANGE H0*
Highest.
Highest.
Bid. Ask. Iliil. Ask. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sate Prices.
Mohawk A Mai. See N Y C A II
Montana Cent. See St P M A M
Morgan’s La A T. See So Pac Co
Morris A Essex. See D L A W
91 93% 93 94 01% 93% 91 % Juno 17 91 % June 17 91 % June 17 94% Jan. 28
St 1st 1028
N ashv ChattAAShot.L SeeOs5s 1023
Jasper Brch 1st gold
98% ......... 98% Juno 0 98% June 0 98 Jan. 7 99% Mar. 8
1,000 98 99 98
Nash Flor
Lou A N
Nat Rys Mex pr Hen 4%s..l957
16,000
21 June 24
4 21 Mar. 23 20% May 16
25% 27 % ........ 21% ........ 24 % .Tune 29 23% June 15 24 June 29 28% Juno 15
Guaranteed lien g 4%s__ 1020
general 4s__1077
20,000 20
28% June
30 Apr. 22 30 April 22
Nat of Mex pr
25 34 % 29 35 % 27 35%
1st consol gold 4s_______ 1051
31% 19 22 10 % Sale 10 1\ June 30 I6 ' ; Juno 30 16% June 30 30 Jan. 20
3,000 —
N Y A Derby. See N Y N II A II
N J Junc’n HR. See N Y Cent
Newp’t A Cin B’ge. See Lou A N J
5.000 08% 72 67% eo% 07 % 00 07 June io 07% June 3 06% Mar. 23 70% Feb. 16
N O A N East—Ref A Imp 4 %9. J J
New Tex A Mex 1st Ser 4s__1053 J D 22,000! 61% Sale 92 % Sale 90% 91 00 .Tune 22 03 June 3 00 June 10 08% April 21
Orleans Term 1st A 6s. 1025 J 28,000 89% 90 02 63 58% 65 90% June 10
Jan. 5 99% May 5
NO
92 June I 90 June 29 04% Feb. 17
Non-cum Income ser A 5s. 1035 A O 97,000: 58% Sale 58% GO 54 Sale 53% June 29 59% June 4 53%
N Y B A Man Beach. See L Isld M N
18
87 May 25 92%
89% Sale
N Y Cent RR conv deb 0s..1935 M S 562.000 101 Sale 87% Sale 99% Sale 87 June 1 89% June 30 98 April 27 103% Jan. 24
% Sale 89 Sale
10-year coll tr 7s_______ 1030 F A 475.000 08 Sale 07'% Sale 66 % Sale 99% .Tune 7 loo% June 10 65 June 24 72% Jan. 28
Consolimpt 4%s 4s______ 2013 A O 69,000, 75 78% 75 Sale 74 75 65 June 24 07% June 1 72% June- 9 82 Jan. 15
Feb.
Ref A Series A A______ 1008
N Y Central A Hudson River— J J 89,000 08% Sale 04% 65% 04 Sale 72% June 9 75 June 1 62% June 28 69% Jan. 21
Gold mortgage 3%s____ 1097 J J 255.000
64 60 % . . . . 65% 02% June 28 65% June 2 01% June 28 67% Jan. 17
Registered__________1907
2.000
Debenture gold 4s______ 1934 M N 157.000 "75% Safe 75 75% 74 Sale 61% June 28 61% June 28 73% June 14 80% Jan. 27
73% June 14 75% June 2
Registered__________1934 JM N
30-year debenture 4s___ 1942 J 9.000 72 % Sale 71% 74 73 75 72% June 11 73 June 10 72. May 25 76% Feb. 1
3
60% 60%
59%
Lake Shore coll g 3%s__ 1998
28,000 55 Sale 60 59% 56% 0 1 % 60 June 2 61 .Tune 9 59% Jan. 31 64% Jan. 21
May 60 April 7
59%
Registered__________ 1998
3.000 59 57 % 56 60% 60 % Sale 56% .Tune 11 57 June 20 56 Jan. 4 68 Jan. 17
Mich Cent coll g 3%s___ 1998
19,000 ____ 60% 60
2 59
20 60%
60
1998
Registered__________ 1936
2.000 80 ____ 77% 80 55 ____ 60 June 22 57 .Tune 22 57 June 22 62 Jan. 25
June
57 June
76% 80
81% Mar. 10 81% Mar. 10
Beech Creek 1st gu 4s___
77%
Registered__________ 1936
____ 78 ------ ......
76%
2d guar gold 5s.................. 1936
76% ----Registered__________ ’51
60% -----59 May 27 59% May 27
51
Bch Cr ex 1st gu g 3%s Feb1930
59 ____ 68 ____
04%
Cart A Ad 1st gu g 4s___1981
6 8 % ------Gouv A O 1st gu g 5s___1942
79 ____ 78% -----82% ------ 82% -----Kal A A G R 1st gu c 5s..1938
69 %
June 67 Mar. 13
Lake Sh A M S g 3%s___ 1997
23.000 66 % Sale * 67% 65 % 64% 68% 65 June 21 68 .Tune 4! 65 .Tune 21 71% Jan. 23
60% 82% 68 83% 67%
3
Registered.....................1997
6,000 83% Sale 64% 83 63% Sale 64% June 3 64% June 3 64% June 20 86 Jan. 28
Debenture gold 4s____1928 M S 67.000 ____ 81 ____ 85 ____ 85 82 June 20 83% June 30 82
Registered 4s______ 1928 M S
81
25-year gold 4s______ .1931 M N 120,000 81 Sale 80% Sale ____ Sale 78% June 21 81% June 29 78% June 21 85 Jan. 27
82 May 6 82 May 6
80
Registered________ 1931 M N
66
Moh A Mai RR 1st 5s__1934 J
71% 74
86%
Mahon Coal 1st gu g 4 s ...1991 JM S
86%
86%
90
Michigan Central 5s____ 1931 M S 1,000 87
87%
90% June 10 90% June 10 90 Mar. 29 90% June 10
Registered__________1931 Q M
74 SO
70
4s--------------------------- 1940 S
67
65 71
Jack LA3%s_________1952 JM N
S gold 3%s.._1951,M J
67
1st gold
2,000 67 ____ 71
67% June 24
June 4 60% April 26 71 Jan. 31
77%
June
20-year debenture 4s__1929 A O 4,000, 73% . .. 73 78% 73% 73 % 74 June 23 71 June 9 74 April 23 79% April 28
78
60 ... 70% 75 70% 75
70%
13 70% Feb. 13
N J June R gu 1st 4s____1986 F A
67
N Y A Harlem g 3%s___2000 M N ' Y.ooo! 00%
68
68 June 24 68 June 24 68 June, 24 70 Mar. 19
64%
Registered____ ______2000 M N
.
64%
92% 94 92% June 28 LL . June 28 92% June 2S 92% June 28
N Y A Put 1st 1st ggu g 4s.1928 A O l.ooo! 70
Y A North con 5s___ 1993
92%
92%
63
66
N
A O 2,000, 05%
68 June 9 75 June 7
68
73
Pine Creek reg guar 6s__1932 J D
98%
98%
R W A O con 1 st 5s. .July 1922 A O 20",666 93
98%
93% June 6 98% June 13 97% Jan. 4 98% June 13
65 ____
Rutland 1st cons g 4%s_.1941 J J
65
Og A L Ch1st gu gg4s__1949 JJ JJ
1st gu 4s..1948
55% Feb. 19 55% Feb. 19
60 51 ___ 50 62%
56 50% 60
Rutl-Can
50 Feb. 1 50 Feb. 1
55 50% ------ 73% 87
St 2d gold 6Adir 1st g 5s. .1996 J O
Lawr A s___________ 1996 A J
76 April 18 76 April 18
70% 87
70% ------ 96 ____
-----93 Jan. 5 93 Jan. 5
UticaA LB1 —2dguos.. Jan 1928JA J
95%
Pitts A E Riv g g 4s__1922 O
84% May 10 90 May 11
85 ____ 83% -----98% -----97
Pitts McK A Y 1st gu 6s_ 1932 J J
2d guar 6s___________ 1934 J J
85 Sale 98% ------ 91% Sale
92% ------ 76 -----West Shore 1 st 4s guar__2361 J J 48.000 70
71
June 1 67% Mar. 18 74% Feb. 4
Registered.......... ..........2361 J J 16.000 66 68 67 Sale 67 Sale 67% June 18 71 June 10 66 June 26 73 Jan. 28
69
66% June 8 67
N Y C Lines equip 5s___1921 M N
98%
N Y EquipAtrS 4%s Ser 4s___1937 A OJ 12,000 70% ___ 78% 79% 78 78% 78 June 22 79 June 22 77% Mar. 10 82 Jan. 8
Chic tL 1st g M ...1922 J
82
78
Registered____________ 1937 A O
2.5-year debenture 4s____1931 M N 11.000 73 Sale ------ 78% '70% 75 70% June 29 71 June 3 70% June 28 74% Jan. 18
70% 71% 72 71
N Y A Greenwood 4%s A. 1953
71 % June 22 71% June 22 71% June 221 78% Jan. 26
N Y Connect 1st guL. See Erie F A 1,000 75% ----- ____ 75
N Y A Har. See N Y C A H R
NY L Erie West. See D Erie
N Y Lack A A West.SeeSee L A W
N Y A Long Bch.
Cent N J
N Y New Haven A Hartford—
36 40
Non-conv debenture 3%s 1954 A O
40% 43
4 45 Jan. 5
Non-conv debenture 4s. .1956 JM N 13.000 44% Sale 36% 37% 41% 44 35% June 17 43% June 18 35% June 28 50 Jan. 21
debenture 4s.. 1955 J 3.000
41% 43 42 45 42% .Tune 4 37 .Tune 8 38% April 49% Jan. 19
Non-conv
47% Sale
39%
June 2
Convertible deben 6s___1948 JJ JJ 34.000 ____ 40 36% 43 59 37% 42% June 21 42% June 29 35 April 26 45 Jan. 12
deben 3%s..l956
5.000 66% Sale 41 38 6
26
35%
36% June 10 58 April 29 72% Jan. 17
Convertible
107,000
April
60% Sale
59 June 24 62 June 6
Consol Ry non-conv 4s__1930 F A
Non-conv . ________ 1957 J
39% May 10 39% May 10
39% 25 39% |
30 31 .Tune 20 31 June 20 31 June 20 31 June 20
Debenture 4sdeben 4s___1954 JlM N 5.000
HarlemY Air Line 1st 4s.s.1955 F N 5.000 61% 67 64% 67 63 65 63% June 15 63% June 15 63% June 15 69 Jan. 20
Ches 1st 4 1954 A
59
B A NN A RPt guar 4s___1961 JNl J
____ 65 61
Cent E 1st
18,000 ____ 54 43% ____ 44% Sale 39% June 20 44% June 30 39% June 20 53 Jan. 27
44% 70
Housaton A Bos gen 4 s... 1942 A O
70 ____ 60%
N Y Prov RR con g 5s...1937 M N
N Y W’ches A cons 4s___1945
B 1st 4%s_1946
157,000 35% Sale 00% Sale 34% Sale 33% June 2.' 37 June 1 33% June 25 43 Jan. 25
37 ____ 60 64
New Eng RR
06
32 27 June 11 27" "June" 11 27 June'11 30 Mar. 19
Providence Sec deb 5s___1922
2,000
4% 60 32
28
Prov A Spring! 1st 4 s... 1957
68% ......... 68%
N Providence Term See N Y Cent
Y A Northern. 1 st 4s.. 1956
N Y Ont A W 1st g 4s. June 1992 M S 18,000 60% 60% 57 59% 56 60 56 June 28 57 June 2 56 June 23 65 Jan. 15
58
Reg $5,000 only__June 1955 S
------ 62%
General 4s.......... .......... 1992 M D
J
49% April 11 "57%"Mar.” 8
____ 59 55 59” ’46” 59
N Y A Rock Reach. N YLong1Js
Putnam. See See C A H
NY
N Y Susq A Western.A See Erie
38 40
Norfolk Sou 1st A ref 5s.. 1961 F A
Feb.
Norfolk A South 1st g 5s__1941 M N 27,000 45% Sale 43% Sale 100%___ 39% June 25 44 June 10 39% June 25 54% June 10
73%
3
73
1,000
80 72% ------ 72% 75 73% June 3 73% .Tune 3 100% Mar. 22 104% Jan. 14
Norfolk A West gen g 6s___) 93 I NI N
May 17
102
102 % 100%____
100 ____
Improvem’t A ext g 6s ... 1934 F A
99 103 100 ____
New River 1st gold 6s___1932 A O
2,000
■X .nine 101% Feb. 8
Nor A W Ry 1st con g 4s. 1996 A O 80.000 98 Sale 100% Sale 1(^ H bale 100% June 22 100% June 9 73 %i June 22 80 Jan. 21
70%
75 100% 74% l° !A 73% June" (i 75% June 9,
Registered__________1996 J O
...I
75% -----Di v25-yeargen g 4s____ 1944 JA DJ j 6,0001 74%
1st A conv 4s___1932
74 Mar. 78% Mar.
10
__ 77 Sale 75 77 80% ____ 75 June 6 75.% June 6 75 J an. 10 77 Jan. 18
3
5
74%
10-20 year conv 4s___1932 M S
92% April 13 96 Jan. 30
April 19 90 April 25
77%
80 ------ 80 ____
90
Convertible 4%e_____ 1938 M S
90% ____ 90% ____
Jan.
10 year convertible 6 s..1929 ... _ 317,000 103 105 100% Sale 100% Sale 99 June 20 101 June
99 June 20 105% Jan. 20
25
Poca A T 1st
___ 1941 J
70% June 9 80
74 %
98% 76%
Col ConC A Jointgu4sg 5s..1922.1 JD 63,000 74 79 97% Sale 73 ------ 70% June 9 74% June
J
-----77 Feb. 8
Bclo N A E 1st gu gr4s ..1989 M N ■ » n ' 72% 76 73 ____ 71% ____
75 Feb. 25
Northern Ohio. See
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BONDS
2 C Sales in Jj Price about
June.
Jan. 3
Y STOCK EXCHANGE,
Par Value1 1921.

PRICES IN JUNE.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
June 1, | Jane 30.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest. | Highest.
Bid. Sale Bid. 74 1'iid. Sale Sale Pricee. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. \ Sale Prices.
Aa*.| 73% Ask.
Ask.
»
75 June 30 73 June
246,000; 75%
.. .. 70 % 75 73 73 June 7 ___________ | ___________71 79 Jan. 17
71%
54 53
172,000 55 Sale ___M 54% 55 Sale 52% June 22 55 June 30 52% June 22 56% Jan. 12
4 Ff»h ft
June 2l| 73 April 27, 96% May 4
157,000 76 76 % 96% Sale 96 M 96 % 96% June 20 96% June 23, 96% June 20 81 % Jan. 31
75% Sale 74 M 75 %
75M
7 000

1997
North Pacific—Prior 4a----- 1997 Q
Registered__________ 2017 Q
General lieu gold 3a_-Jan 20l7|Q
Q
Registered_______Jan
Ref A Leapt 6s, Serlea B._2047jJ
RefPaul-Dul 1Dlv ser19____ 1996
A imp Ha g A___ 2017 J
75M June 1
St Registered---------------1996 JJ
80 ____ 86 % ____
88 ..........1
.......... April 20 88 April 20
C B A O coll 19____
1921 J
3
Registered______July 1921 jQ 1,087,000 95 % Sale 99.60Sale 100 Sale 99.58June 1 100 80.1line 2l| 95% Jan. 5 100 June 21
mi non
99 June 15 95% Jan. 17, 99.80,1 une 30
N P Gt No Pac gen g 6a_. 1923! J 1.328UOO' 98% ........ 96 % Sale 97 Sale 96M June 1 97 % June 30 06% May 97% June 21
tit Registeredjoint couv 1923 Q
P & Nor certificates. *36 F
98% ____ 98% 100%
98% Jail. 31
97% 100% 97 M ____
99% Mav 13 99 Vx Jan. 12
89% 93 M 89 92 M
tit 1st consol gold la_____ 1931 F
Paul A Duluth 1st 5s.. 1968 J
___________ 1100 Mav 19
____ 93 M 75% ____
75% May 26I 75% May 26
6 lM 85 64% 85
Wash Cent lty 1st g 49— 1918 Q
. ________
____ ........ 105%____ 71 M ___ i
64
104% Mav 14 106% Jan. 20
Nor P Wlscon. 1stSee6Cs..------- 1933J
Ter Co g tit P MAO
l 00B 106 ........
105M
North
/^tgd & L Champ. See Rutland
'~'hlo IndCal.VV. Sea CCCAStL
Oregon A A See Union Co
OreRRANav. See Sou PacPac
Oregon-Wash lat A ref 4a — 1961 j j 169,000 70M Sale 70 Vs Sale 70 Sale 67M June 9 70% June 1 67% June o| 74% Jan. 24
Oswego A Rome. lat gN5s..1946 J D
Y
acific of Co See MoCent
Coast
1,000 67 74 67 70 65 73 65 June 28 65 June 28 65 June 28 70 April 25
P Paducah Missouri. aSee4%S--1955
aclflc A His 1st f
Pac
70 ____
76% Jan. 28 76% Jan. 29
Mar. 14
91 Sale 80 % ____ 70 M ____
93% Feb. 2 95% Jan. 24
Penn RR gold4a4s______g -—-1943
1st real eat — 1923
82 ____ 94 84 94 - 81
Consol
81 Jan. 5 84
80
77% June 18
Consol gold 4s--------------1948
81 M Sale 84 M 84 % 76 M Sale 77 M June 18 80 June 14 83 June 30 85% Jan. 21
M Sale 77 % 80% 83 79
26,000 92
Consol 4%s-----------------1960
25,000 78% Sale
83 June 25 76% June 16
Sale
25 92% Jan. 12
82% Jan. 3
General 4%s----------------1965 J
257,000 86 % Sale 76 Sale 75 % Sale 74 Yi June 30 85 M June 21 74% June 24 92 Jan. 22
84
General secured 7s----------1930 A
5s------------------ 1968
391,000
83 83 M 81 June 24 84% June 2j 81 June 14 105 % Jan. 25
Mar.
10-year secured 6%3-------1936 F
444,000 103% Sale 101^ S&le 101% Sale 101 % June 24 102% June 81100 April 28 100% Jan. 29
15-year
1,297,000 77 % ........ 95 Sale 97 Sale 94 June 1 97M June 27. 94% April 22, 81H
80
Alleg Val gen gu 4s........1942 F
78%
15
____ 85 79 M ------ 77 ____
Del Rlv RR Bdg glat gu g 4s ’36 M
1___________4i 99% May 25
98% Jan. 10
Pennsylvania Co—gu 4%s.-1921 J
J
98% ........ 99% ____ 79%
99% 99 ti
19,000 97 % ____ 99% ___
99 % June 10 99% June 6( 99 Mar. 99 % May 9
Registered--------------- 1921
67 _ ... 67 M
Gu 3%a coll tr reg ctfs— 1937 M
63M 73 % 68% . 73% 68 3/2 73 %
Gu g 3 Ha tr ctfs Ser C__1942 J
F
Gu 3%s coll tr ctfs B------1941 J
...
63M ------ 69 ____ 69% ____
| 68 Mar. 29 69 April 31
67 Mar. 17 70 May
Gu g 3%s tr ctfs tier D__1944 A
67 ____
63 M 78 71
M 70
76% June 22 72% Jan. 20
Guar gold 15-25-year 4s.-1931 IV
3,000 77 ____ 78M 79M 77 78 M 76% .Tune 14 76% June 14 69% April 14 83% Mar. 24
10
40-yr gu tr ctfs 4s Ser E--1952 I
70
71% 73 70
Cin LAN 1st con gu g ls.1942 M N 4,000 ____ 85 70 ___ 68% 72 72 June 6 72% June 6 80% April 12 80% April 12
Clev A Mar 1st 4 A ..1942 M
80% ____ 81 84
88% Feb. 15 88% Feb. 15
Clev A Pitts guggu 4%8_-1935 J J
86 M ........ 86M 90 86 M 96
Series B 4 Ms________ 1942 A O
86 % ____ 86M .......... 86 M
M - - -- 69 . . 69
67
Int reduced to 3%%— 1942 M N
Series C 3%s________ 1948 a O
68M ........
67 Jan. 21 67 Jan. 21
Series gen gu g 3%s B.194Q F J
67 % ___ 71% ........ 68M
Erie A P D 3%s________ 1950 J A
65 ____ 68% ____ 68%
70
65
71%
GrSeriesIC_____________1940 J J 4,000 80 ____ 79% ____ 77 79 78M June 10 79% June 8 78% June 10 82 Mar. 24
R A ex 1st gu g 4%s.l941 J J
------ 67 80 M 70
Ohio Y A Ash 1st con4s__1943 M S
Pitts Connect 1st gu 5s.. 1927 M N
87 M ____ 66
____ 82 81% ____ 89% 84
TolW V B 4 %a________ 1933 J J
AO 1st gu 4%s A1931 J J
81
____ 84 80% . -- 81
Series
71% ____ 7?U
C
1942 S
85%
25
P Series StL4s__________ A’40 M O 8,000 81 ------ 85 Sale S2% Sale 82 M June 30 85 June I 82% June 30 86 Jan. 27
C C A B guar...............1942 A O
82M 85 % 86 ____
85 Jan. 19
May
Series gu g 4Ms Ser
A
82M 85M
___
82% 84 86 ........
Series D 4s guaT______ 1942 M N
82 May 9 75H Feb. 17
Series C guar________ 1945 M N
77% ........ 81 ____ 82 M
75% Feb. 17 82 May B
76% ........ 78M
Series F cons 4s gu gu._1949 JF A
E 3Ms guar g— 1953 D
77 M
Series
77M ........ 79% ........ 7R5/o
80 Jan. 19 81 May 5
77 % ____ 79% ____ 7SM____
Series G cons 4s guar__1957 M A
N
80 April 22 80 April 22
Series Hcons 4Msgu-----1960 F A
cons 4s gu__1963 F
77M 83 79% ____- 78 H» __
81% 79 % - - 78 V
Series I
79 June 16 87 Jan. 21
81 Sale 803^ S&le 80 i
5s
95% May 2 80 Mar. 2
ChGenBaltser cons1st 5s___1932 A O 59,000 76M ____ 94 % ____ 92 Sale 79 June 16 80% June 1 80 Mar. 2 95% April 27
St L A P A_________ 1970 J D
g g 4s.. 1943 M N
PhilaBay A A W g os-----1924 J J
78M 85% 78M 85 M
Sod
So 1st
86
84 __ 84 ~
74% .
Sunbury AA Can Co gen 4s ’44 J J
Lewis 1st g 4s. 1936
UNJ A
1,000 80% ------ 80 M ------ 79M ------ 80 M June 21 80% June 21 80% June 21 §6% June 21
PensacolaRR Atl. C C Lou A N M
See C A St L
P«or A East. See
91
Peor A Pek Union 1st g 6s. .1921 Q N
81
Second gold 4Ms__Feb 1921 M F
85% Jan. 7
81 83 65% Sale
Pere Marq—1st ser A 5s__1956 ___ 39,666 65 66 78 M Sale 78 M Sale 77M June 27 79 June 2 77% June 27 70 Jan. 22
65% June 1 63 Jan. 11
1st ser B 4s____________1956
31,000 ____ 36% 40M 52 63 Sale 63 June 30 40% June 9 35% June 30 42 Feb. 1
Philippine Ry Se <N Y s f 4s 1937 J J 16,000
38 48 39 % June 23
Pine Creek. St1st 30-yr Central
Pitts C C A L. See Penn Co
Plttsb Clev A See Balt A O
Pitts Junction.Tol. See Balt A O
Pitts McK AY. See N Y Cent
A Lake E. See Y Cent
Pitts Shen A L E 1st gN5s__1940
90 ___ 87 W
Pitts
2,000 81% . . . 83% ___ 83 M
90 June 8 90 June 8 81% Jan. 6 91 April 8
First consol gold 5s_____1943
Pitts Y ACo gen goldSee Penn Co
eading Ashtab.
280,000 80 Sale 74% 75 73 M Sale 71M June 24 74% June 4 71% June 24 85 Feb. 15
RJersey Central coll g4s___1997
Registered _________1997
4s__1951
6,666 83% 88 77% 78 74M 76M 76 June 15 78 June 2 76 June 15 87 Jan. 20
AtlTusc A H. See Pere .1951
City 1st con gu g 4s. Marq
S tagJos A Adlr. 1st gN4s___1947 J J 3,000 57M 63% 57 63% 59 64M 59 June 21 59 June 21 59 June 21 64 April 21
St L A Cairo.Isl See Y Cent
Law A Gr See Mobile A Ohio
St L Iron M A So. See Mo Pac
St
StLMBr. See TerRRAssn of St L
St Prior lienSanser A_______1950
Louis A 4s Fran (Reorg Co)
11 63% Jan. 11
60% June 1
'677,000 63 Sale 60% Sale 60M Sale 59 June 23 73% June 1 59 Mar. 24 76 Jan. 20
73% Sale
236,000 73 M Sale 86 Sale 71 % Sale 85 June 24 86% June 2 70% June 3 90 Jan. 20
Prior lien 6s ser C______19281.
lien 5s ser B______1950 J
70M June 10
84% Jan.
98,000
Prior adj ser A 6s_______1955. A O 724,000 84 % Sale 65% Sale 65 Vs Sale 63 June 21 66 June 1 61 % April 1 67% May 9
Cum ser A 6s________1960 Oct 2,236,000 64 % Sale 52 Sale 86 M Sale 48 H June 20 52% June 2 44% Mar- 11 54 May 9
Income
52M ____
50 M ____
3
St General gold 5s_______ 1931 jJ J 11,000 95 M SaleM 95/^2 Sale 94 Sale 93M June 7 95% June 1 93% June 14 98 Mar. 24
L A San Ft—Gen g 6s__1931 J J
87 Jan. 7 89% Mar.
95% 97 87 88% 85% 88%
67 3^
67%
St SouthSWest Dlv g g5s__1947|A O
L A F RR cons 4s. .1996 J J
77 Jan. 21 77 Jan. 21
___
77% Sale 75 M
23,000
94'
92% June 13 66 June 7 62 June 13 68% May 31
K C Ft S A M con g 6s__1928! M N 112,000 90 Sale 93 65M 63% Sale 62' * June 24 93% June 6 92% June 24 96 Jan. 25
64%
64
K C A M A A B 1st gugg4s. 1936 A
SRM
78 Mar. 23 82% Jan. 25
78M -- - 78M
KC FtSouth. Ry ref Central A
5sl929
St Louis
See 111
66%
2 63% Mar. 12 58
72,000 52% Sale 56 59 52M 56 55 June 21 55 June 14 55 June 21 69 Jau. IS
1,000 66 M 60 66% 67 64 M1 65 63M June 14 64% June 2 60% June 21 65% Jan. IS
2d g 4s inc bd4s...................1932 JJ
ctfs__Nov 1889
May 7
June
90,000 63 % Sale 64% Sale 64 Sale% 60M June 21 68% June 6 62 Mar. 17 69% May 10
61 61 64 J une 30
Consol gold unlf 5s..........1952; J
162,000 62 Sale 68 Sale fi:iU
1st terml A
GraysA Duluth. gu g 5s..1947 J
Pt Ter 1st See No Pac
St Paul
St P Min A Man. See GtNo Pac
Nor
St P A Sioux C. Pac. CSee PMAO
8tAPaulAAPNor guar g 4s___1943
See St
23,000 58 Sale 62M Sale 62 M Sale 62 M June 2S 63% June 17 58 Jan. 3 63% Mar. T
S A Val A N E. See Nor A WlJ
1st
Scioto Air Line g 4s____1950 A
58% Mar. 24 69 H Mar. 7
61
60 %
Seaboard _____________1950 A
26,000 36 % S70 1 32% Sale 50 Sale 29®i June 29 1 52M June 1 ’ 50 June 29 57 Jan. 25
52% Sale 51M 53 61M 51 50 June 2," 32 % June i -0*4 Hmo 39% Jau. 31
Stamped
ale
31
329,000
Adjustment 5s_____Oct 1949 F
1
1

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BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

05'X Sales in
J
J5‘C June.

PM (IBS IN JUNE,
Par Value
June l . June 30.
1921.
N
Y STOCK EXCHANGE
Lowest,
B id . A sk. Bid. Aeh.
Seaboard Air Line (Concl,)—
Ask Sale P
Refunding 4s___________1059 A O ,L)00 41 Sale 40 Sale Bid. Sale 30 % .1rices
39
line
1st A cons Os series A____1045 M
BONDS

Price about

Jan. 3

/Holiest.
Sale Prices.

25
RANGE SINGE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
/Holiest,
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
30 Mar. 14 43 Jan. 21

357.000
49% Sale 48% Salt) 40% .1line 40 June lI 45 April 15 55 Jan. 13
49% June
Ati-Blr 30-yr 1st g 4s. _May’53 M H 2,000 7)3" " 61 “ 62 Sale 52
19
02 June I 59% Mar. 211 05% Mar. 21
02 J tine
Caro Cent 1st cons g 4s__1940 J J
63 %
03% May
03% May
60
63% 92
Fla Cent A Pen 1st ext Os.'23
94% Mar. 4 90% Feb. 10
89 %
83% 95 89
1st land grant ext g 6s. 1030
89% April 23 89% April 23
89%
87%
Consol gold 5s________1043
2,000 73 % 80
78 '73% 77% 77% June 0 77% J u n e ( 75 Jan. I 7 81% Feb. 1
Gft A Ala 1st cons 5S_Oct 1045
70% May I
74 ,80
80 73 80
85% Mar. 9 80 Jan. 21
Ga Car A Nor 1st gu g 5s. 1020
85% Mar. 9
82
82% 84
Seal) A Roanoke 1st 5s___1026
87%
87 %
Sher Shr A So. See Mo K A T
Sll Sp O A G. See Atl Coast L
Bo Car A Ga. See Southern.
Southern Pacific Co—
4s g Cent Pac coll..Aug 1040 J D 102,000 70 % Sale 67% Sale
00% June 28 73 Jan. 18
Sale
June
Convertible 4s____ June 1029 M S 351.000 75% Sale 77% Salo 68% Sale 00% June 28 08% June 30 75% Jan. 3 79% Jan. 22
77%
70
13 78 June 30 80 May 27 100% Jan. 3
Convertible 5s__.......... 1934 J D 18,000
80%
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4S..1949 A 206.000 100% Sale 72% Sale 84 Sale 70% June 20 89 June 24 70% June 13 75 Jan. 17
Sale 71% 89 80 June 13 72% June 1
73% Sale
Registered____________1949 A
Mtg gu g 3 %s___ Aug 1929 D 40,000
75% Jan.
79 June 23
76
Through St L 1st gu g 4s_’54 O 7.000 75% Sale 78% 80% 78% 80 78 June 9 68% June % 07% May
68% 70 07% 69 67% June 7 79 June 8 84% June 22 73% Jan. 18
68%
Gal H & San Ant 1st 5s__1931 M N
1.000 80 ____ 86% 88 84%
88% Mar. 9
2d guar exten 5s______1931 J J
May
____ 97 77% 92 77% 92 84% June 22 84% June 22 87 Feb- 27 90 Jan. 18
Gila V G & N 1st gu g 5s_1924 M N
90
14 90 Feb. 14
90% 92
H E A W T 1st g 5s______1933 M N
83% Feb. 23 84 Jan. 6
85% 82 83 90% 92
81% 83
1st gu g 5s redeem___ 1933 M
80 Mar. 10 87% Mar. 7
81% 87%
87%
H A Tex C 1st g 5s lnt gu_1937 J N 9,000
.1
_88% 86% 87% 81% 87% 86% June 10 88 June 2 86% June 10 88 May 14
84%
Waco A N W 1st g 6s__1930 M N
84 ____ 85 ------A A N W 1st gu g 5s_____1941 J J
84 Jan. 7 84 Jan. 7
------- 8334 85 ......... 80 ------Louisiana West 1st 6s___1921 J J
95% ____ 91 ____ 98 ____
99% 98 93%
Nor of Cal gu gold 5s___ 1938 A O
88% Jan. 20
Feb. 4
93%
Ore A Cal 1st gu g 5s____1927 J J 153,000 8 6 % 88 89% Style 89% Sale 88% June 23 89% June 1 88 Jan. 5 90% Jan. 24
91 %
87%
89%
So Pac of Cal 1st cons 5s_1937 M N
1,000 87% ------- 93 ____ 93 ------- 94 June 21 94 June 21 94 June 21 94 June 21
S P Coast 1st gu g 4s___ 1937
79% 91 78 86 79% 86
Tex & N O cons g 5s_____1943 J
83% 76% 83%
214.000 75% Sale 76% Sale 74% Sale 73% June 9 74% June
So Pac RR 1st ref gu 4s__1955
73% June 9 78% Jan. 22
74%
San Fran Term 1st 4s___ 1950
18,000 69 Sale ------ 70% 68% 71 68 June 23 68% June
68 June 23 76 Jan. 22
Southern—1st cons g 5s____1994
225.000 85 Sale 82 Sale 81 Sale 80% June 24 82 June
80% June 24 90 Jan. 17
Devel & gen 4s, Ser A__1956
279.000 60 Sale 56% Sale 56%' Sale 55 June 23 56% June
55 June 23 61% Jan. 21
Mobile & O coll tr g 4s__1938
57% Feb. 23 60% April 26
8,000 56% 63 59% 62 58% 59% 58 June 24 60% June
Mem Div 1st g 5s_______1996
80 Jan. 4 86 Jan. 18
79% ____ 97 .___ 80%
St L Div 1st g 4s_______ 1951
67 Jan. 4 71% Jan. 19
66% 71 65% 67%; 62% 66%
Ala Gt Sou 1st cons A 5s_1943
82 May 16 85 April 11
81% 86 81% 86 77 84
Atl & Char A L 1st A 4%s 1944
2,000 79% 82 77% 81% 77% 81% 77% June 11 77% June 11 77% June 11 79% May 17
1st 30-year 5s Ser B__ 1944
Jan. 18
15.000 87% 87% 87 Sale 84 88 84% June 29 87 June 1 84% June 29 92% Jan. 22
Atl & Danv 1st g 4s____ 1948
5,000 59 64 64 66 64 66 64 June 24 65 June 15 64 Jan. 4 70
Second 4s___________ 1948
___ 62 42% 56%
.
Atlan & Yad 1st gu g 4s__1949
67 Jan.
67% Jan. .18
55 65 62 65 42% . .65
60
E T Va & Ga div g 5s___ 1930 J
4.000 83 84% 90% Sale 87 89% 89 % June 3 90% June 1 88% Feb.
90% May 13
Cons 1st gold 5s_____ 1956|M N
89% Jan. 28
7.000 84% 87% 87 88 84% 88 86 June 11 87 June 3 84% Jan.
E Ten reorg lien g 5s____ 1938.M S
87% Feb.
89% Feb. 17
80 ____
Georgia Midland 1st 3s__1946|A O
55 Feb.
50 May
49 ____ 51 85% 76 85
57 50 57
Ga Pac Ry 1st g 6s_____ 1922'J
99 Jan. 18
96% Jan.
96 97
98% 98% 99%
Knox A Ohio 1st g 6s___ 1925'J
96% Jar.
96% Jan. 19
94
92% . . .
Mob A Birm pr lien g 5s_.1945!J
76%
75
75% . . .
Mortgage gold 4s____ 19451 w
!
52%
52%
R & Danv Deb 5s stpd__1927iA O
89% May
88 April 22 60 Mar. 24
89 90% 86% 89%
Rich A Meek 1st g 4s___ 1948 M N
58 April 12 89% Mar. 30
56 61% 56
56 ___
So Caro A Ga 1st ext 5%s_1929 M N
5
1,000
85 90 82 90 85 June 6 85 June 6 85 June 6
Va Mid—Series E. 5s___ 1926 M S
86 . . . .
89%
89% ----Series F 5s___________1931 M S
90 Sale 84
90 Jap. 3 90 Jan. 3
84%
General 5s____________1936 M N
5
11
86% 98 86 88 85% ----86% April 25 89 Jan. 25
88
V a& S W 1st gu 5s_____ 2003 J J
Feb.
May
80 ___ 80
80 Jan. 14 82% Jan. 24
80 ___
First cons 50-year 5s__1958 A O
60 70 60% 68 61 66
66 Mar. 2
60%
W O A W 1st cy gu 4s___ 1924 F A
85% Mar. 2 85% June 30
___ 93 86% 91 86% ----Spokane Internal 1st g 5s__1955 J J
68% ------TTer Assn of St L 1st g 4Ms. 1939 A O 1,000 76% . . . . 84 ____ 68% Sale 68% June 30 68% June 30 68% June 30 68% Jan. 25
* First cons g 5s__1894-1944 F A 1,000 79 ___ 8 5 % ____ 85 . . . 87 June 23 87 June 23 85 Jan. 25 85 May 5
83% Jan.
Gen ref s f gold 4s_______1953 J J
6,000 70% Sale 63% 68% 65 69 67 June 15 69 June 13 67 June 21 72 Jan. 24
15 88
St L M Br Ter gu g 5s___ 1930 A O
108 83%
Texas A Pacific 1st g 5s___ 2000 J D 42,000 80% Sale 78 ------- 81% 78% 77 June 21 78% June 24 77 Jan. 3 81% Jan. 21
77
79% 77%
Second gold income 5s...2000 M ar
1
45 ____ 45 . . .
50 Mar. 1 50 Mar. 28
La Div B L 1st g 5s_____ 1931 J J
65% 67 62% 71 66 70
66 April 6 68 Mar.
W M W A N W 1st gu 5s_1930 F
60 ____ 60
Tol A Ohio Cent—1st g 5s__1935 J A
5
90%
84 84% 82 84%
J
84% May 12 90% Jan. 25
Western Div 1st g 5s___ 1935 A O
75 Feb.
68% 70 77 83 76 83
75 Feb. 25 65% Jan. 11
General gold 5s_________1935 J _
D
65% 65% 85
65% Jan. 11 71 Apr. 6
Kan A M 1st gu g 4s____ 1990 A O
63% 68 66% 70% 65% 69%
69 Feb. 10
66
Second 20-year 5s____ 1927 J J
89 ____ 86 77% 86
80% May 4 80% May 4
Tol Peor A W 1st gold 4s__ 1917 J J
Tol St LA W—P rl g 3%s__1925 J J
6,000 26 80% ____ 34 .___ 32 73 June 25 73% June 28 73 June 25 76 May 16
75 78 75 82
Fifty-year gold 4s______ 1950 A O 14.000 48% 49% 48 Sale 40 47 46% June 14 48 June 1 45% Feb. 5 53 Jan. 26
Coll trust 4s g Ser A____ 1917iF A
1.000 13
15% June 29
15% 25 15%
Certificates of deposit____
19 ------ 18% ----- 18% 15% June 29 15% June 29 15 Feb. 3
Tor H & B 1st g 4s______ 1946!3 D
1,000
____ 62% . 62% 67%
24 75 Jan.
24
I Tlster A Del 1st con g 5s_.1928'J D 2,000 63 Sale 75% . .79 75% 79 63% June 28 63% June 28 63% June 24 70 April 27
21
76%
77 Feb. 24
75% June
^ First refund gold 4 s... 1952 A O
May
52 Jan. 24
52 May
4 8 % ------ 75% June
Union Pac RR & Id gr g 4s. . 1947 J J 224.000 80% Sale 79% Sale 79% Sale 78 June 20 79% June 2 78 June
84%
Registered___________ 19471J J 16,000 ____ 80 75 79% ___ 79 77% June 25 79% June 7 77% June
79% Mar. 19
20-year conv 4s________ 1927 J J 214.000 83 Sale
Sale
84% May 6
June
First A refund 4s_..June 2008 M S 99,000; 76% Sale 82% Sale 82% Sale 81 June 20 82% June 1 81 June
74%
80% Jan. 26
74 Sale 73 June 10 74 3%June 1 73
10-year secured 6s______ 19281J J 126.000 99%
Ore RR A Nav con g 4s__1946 J D 37.000 75% Sale 98% vSale 98 99 97% June 21 99% June 16 96% April 101% Jan. 22
Mar.
80 April 30
76% 77% Sale 75 75% 75% June 1 78 June 4 75% June
Ore Short Line 1st g 6s__1922 F A 46.000 95% 97% 99 Sale 99% Sale 98% June 7 99% June 30, 97% Jan.
7
99% Jan. 19
13.000 87% . . . . 88% Sale 87 88% 86% June 23 88% June l| 86% June
First consol gold 5s___ 1946 J
92
54.000 78 Sale 78% 79 80 Sale 78% June 9 80 June 30 77% Jan.
Guar refund gold 4s__1929 J
81% Jan. 25
Utah A Nor gold 5s____ 1926 J
94 Mar. 14
89% Sale 89% 90% 90% 94%
89 Jan.
1st extended 4s______ 1933 J
79% ------\7andalia consol g 4s_____ 19551F _
72% . . . . 71% -----72% Jan. 19 76% Mar. 7
v Consol 4s. Series B___1957 M N
72% Mar. 2
____ 76 72% . . . . 69% ____
72% Jan. 20 24 Jan. 20
Vera Cruz A P 1st gu g 4%s_1934 J J
24
25
21
Virginian 1st 5s Series A___ 1962 M N 46.000 ____ Sale ____ Sale 23 28 78% June 10 81 % June 2 78% Jail. 26 85% Jan. 13
June 10
ll/abash 1st gold 5s______ 1939 M N 29.000 83 Sale 81 85 80 81 82% June 23 84% June 3 82% June 23 90 Jan. 20
84%
83%
Second gold 5s______ 1939 F A 11.000 75 Sale 84% 73% 81% 73 72 June 23 72% June 8 72 June 23 80 Jan. 25
72
72%
Debenture, Series B, 6s__1939 J J
88 ___ 80
1st lien 50-yr g term 4 s... 1954 J J
53% 69 .57% 70% 55 70%
60 Jan. 14 62 Feb. 4
Det A Ch Ex 1st g 5s___ 1941 J J
81% . . . 82% . . .
Des Moines Div 1st g 48.. 1939;J J
56 70 56% 70
Omaha Div 1st g 3%s___1941 A O
7
55 Sale 51% 54% 50 60%
51% Feb. 26 61 May 20
Tol A Chic Div 1st g 4s_.1941 M S
May
63 67 57% 63 57%
55% April 22 59 May 20
Wash Term 1st gu 3 %s___ 1945 F A
68%
67 % 70% 66% 70%
66% Jan. 12 79% Feb. 4
1st guar 40 year 4§_____ 1945 f a
*,000
.
___ 78 June 14
14
West Maryland 1st g 4s___ 1952 A O 88,000, 54 Sale 79 . .53% 75 Sale 51% June 23 78 June 14 78 June 23 56% Jan. 18
53
52
53% June 2 51% June
West N Y A Pa 1st g 5s___ 1937 J J
89% Jan. 28
May
General gold 4s________ 1943 A O
2,000, 85% Sale 84 86 80 83% 62 June 8 62 June 8 84 Jan. 20 63 May 31
59 64% 59% 63 59 66
60%
5
Income 5s ____________ 1943 Nov
20 ____
Western Pacific 1st 5s A 1946
Jan.
Wheel A L Erie—1st 5s___ 1928 JA 6 101,000 ------ Sale 79% ----- 8 4 % Sale 75% June 27 85 J 27 82 June 19 85 June 22
cr 5s_. 1926
19,000 82 89% 8 4 % 80 77% ____ 85 June 9 79% June 3 75% Jan. 9 88
27
Wheeling Div 1st g
J
____ 82 83 83% 83 84%
Exten A Irnpt gold 5s___ 1930 F Al
80% 83 80% ------Refunding 4% a Her A ...1966 M
56 Jan. 19
Wh A L E RR 1st con g 4s..1949 M s i 32.000 50% Sale 48% Sale 47% 55 47 June 14 49 % J 24| 47 June 25 59 Jan. 19
S 8,000 51 59 51% 49% 53% 50 51% June 1 54 J 10 51% May 14
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s _1960 J
1,000 00
71 June 7
71 June 7 66 Jan.
Wiscon Cent 1st gen g 4s _ 1949 J „ 32.000 63% ____ 71 ____ 67% Sale 63% June 25 66% June 9 63% June 25 71% Jan. 20
j 9,000 63% 08% 07 08% 64% ------- 71 June 7 67 June 6j 65 June 115 73 Jan. 19
65% 08
Sup A Dul Div A Ter 1st 4s. 1936 M N
60
63% 68 65 June 11
Street Railway Bonds
BrooklyncoRap Trans g 58.. 1945 A O 2,000, 28% 30 28 35 25% 30 27 June
27 25 Jan. 11 32 Mar. 29
27
1 rust ctfs deposit. . . ___I__
4,000,
30 Sale 25 29% 25 June
Jan.
30 June 1 24% Jan 22 30 Mar. 22
1st refund conv g 4s
2002 J J
25 Sale 25 50 27 50
3 33 Feb. 18
25

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BONDS— STOCK E X C H A N G E RECORD
BONDS

s©■o 1
o
b. ! S ai,. s., oin
le

PRICES IN JUNE.
1921. j June i. June 30.
L o w e st.
Aek), B id
A*k.
Bid. Ask.\\ Bid . 4 6 k i48. 50 S a le P r ic e s .
44
P ric e a b o u t

OL. 113.
Dr

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

N Y STOCK EXCHANGE
L o w e st.
1 H ig h e st.
P a r V alue
H ig h e st.
Brooklyn Rap Trans ( .)
Concl
S a le P r ic e s . 1 S ale P rices
S a le Pric.
S
3-yr secured notes 7s___1921 J J 121.000 40 Vi Sale |
44 Tune 3 49 k June 29 39 Jan. 3 50 Jan. 19
40k Mar. 8
Trust Co ctfs deposit_____ . I 368.000 1
43 43 k 46 46 48
June 3
21
18
40
Do stamped_____ _____| -- 200,000 37 H Sale ------ Salek 1 47 Salek 42 k June 14 49 June 30 37 Jan. 4 50 Jan. 18
46 June
47 Jan.
39k
68
Bkiyn City 1st con 5s. 1918-41 JM J
......... 90 ____
Bkiyn Q Co A S gu g 5s 1016 41 J N
__
23
......... 25 ____ 90
Bklyn Q Co A S 1st 5S-..1941 F J
25
Bkiyn Uu El 1st g 4-5s__1050 F Ai 15.000 58 Sale 1 64 k Sale j 60 64 k 64 June 1 65 June 20 58 Jan. 3 65k Feb. 21
64 ____
Stamped guaranteed__1950 A|
63 Mar.
Kings Co El 1st g 4s __1949 F A 4,000 58 61 | 5 i k ------ 60 65 64 k June 20 65 June 21 ! 53 Mar. 11 65 Vi May 25
10 54 % May
55
63
A 5,000 53 58 54(4 ____ 53 ____ 54k June 9 54 k June - 9 53 April 19 54k June 11
Stamped guaranteed. 1949 F
9
1834------ 53
Nassau Elec guar gold 4s_l95l J J
18 Feb.
18k 62
55 63 Vi Sale 62 % 22 k 62 June 18
--6 58 Jan. 19 24k Mar. 23
Chicago Rys—1st 5s--------- 1927 F A 128,000 58 Sale
3 66 A April 16
63k June
Conn Ky A Lt—1st g 4 Via.-1951 J J1 2,000
59 k »-------------1_ 62 __ ____ 60 Vi June 13 60Vi June 13 57Vi Feb. 4 60Vi June 13
58 Vi 63 Vi , _ 69 61 June 2 61 June 2\ 57k Feb. 4 61 June 2
Stamped guar 4 k 8_____ 1951 J J
3,000 53 62 60
Det United 1st cons g 4 k 8--1932 J S 34.000 60 Salek j 56 61k 58 Sale 58 June 30 2 June 6, 58 April 29 63 k Jan. 10
M
__j 56 ____
Ft Smith Lt A Tr 1st g 5s. _1936
Hudson A Manhat ser A 5S.1957 F v 345,000 55 Rale 67 k Sale | 66 Sale 64 Vi June 21 67 k June 1| 59 Jan. 3 69k May 6
60
38 3i
Adjust tucome 5s_______ 1957 F - - 1 517,000 23 k Sale 8534 Sale 39 k Sale 36 June 24 39 k June 30 23k Jan. 5 39 k May 6
97
N Y A Jersey 1st 5s_____ 1932 A 0
Mar. 29
A 7.000 74k 79 H 16k Sale 81 97 82 Vi June 4 85 Vi June 3 82 June 21 85Vi June 3
Inter Metrop coil 4 kdeposit1956_
d____ _
2
16 Vi Sale
Feb.
June 13 17
344,000 16 Sale 1
i > 13 k Sale 13k June 21 14 Vi June 3 13k June 13 21k Mar. 10
Trust Co certfs of
11Vi
19k
17
June
-s 439,000 50 Sale 53 Vi Sale 54 k Sale 11 Vi
J 1,784 000 14 Sale
Interboro EC T 1st A ref 5a. .1966 J 0
48k
7
April 15
51k June 13 55k June 27. 54 Jan. 16 58Vi Jan. 28
Manhat Ry (N Y) con g 4s. 1990 A o 13.000 56 a Sale 56 56 k 53 55 J4 54 June 10 55k June 29
A
Feb.
Stamped tax exempt________ J D 24 000 53 Sale 56 ____ 54 k Sale 54 k June 30 56 June 3I 53 Jan. 3 58 Feb. 4
60
40 56 k 43 ------2d 4s________________ 2013 s
44 Jan. 17 45 April 21
37 44 61k 65
Manila Elec 1st A coll 5s__1953 M s
65
63 k May 12 63k May 12
75 72 Sale
Market St Ry 1st cons 0s__l924 M D 146 000
74 Mar. 7
70 k Sale 70 June 24 72 June 1 170 June 24 44 May 9
Met St—B’y A 7th Av 5s.. 1943 J S
37 Jan. 3
37 Sale 40 H 201k ... 44k
11k 4
Col A 9th Av 1st gu g 5s_ .1993 M s
20
15% Jan. 7 19 Jan. 25
| 12 25 k 27 V i------Lex Av A P F 1st gu g 5s. 1993 M A
21 Vi April 28 25 Vi May 12
Mar. 9
12 19 ____ 93
Milw El Ry A Lt cons 5s__1926 F J
93
12
90
70 \ l ------- 69 . ------- 71 Vi June 15 71Vi June 15 92 a June 15 93 A" April 26
Refunding A ext 4 k a___ 1931 J D
71
73 Feb.
1 000 64 k
General A refund 5s____1951 J
65 7534
Mont Tram 1st A ref A 5s. .1941 J J 22,000 65 k 75 73 74 65 75 k 7234 June 29 74k June 24 67k Jan. 16 74 Ji May 12
7234 74
69
N Orl Ry A Lt gen 4’ s___ 1935 J J
50 Feb. 28 50 Feb. 28
60
.6 5
N Y Munlc Rv 1st A 5s. _ 1966 J J
J J
New York Rys 1st A ref 48.1942
18k June 17
June 3 17k Feb. 15, 25 Jan. 17
32 000 18 25 20k 24
Trust Co certfs of deposit. __ O 91 000 15Ti 20 1834 20 34 21k Sale 17k June 21 22 June 4 16 Mar. 26 22 April 15
19
18 k 19
Adjustment income 5s__1942 A
4 k 4 k 534 5J4 4Vi June
June 6 3 May 5 5 k Mar. 17
3
Trust Co certfs of deposit.. N 87! 000 3 k" Salek 1 53 Sale 4 34 534 4Vi June 21 5 k June 22 3 Jan. 5 .6 k Mar. 21
434
11 5 k
4
29,000 48 Sale | 4
N Y State Rys 1st cons 4 k a 1962 M
53
70 7034 67 A Sale 53 June 1 53 k June 17 40k Jan. 24 72 k May 21
69 May 5 54 May 16
Portland Ry 1st A ref 5s__1930 M N 14 000
69
Port Ry L A P conv 5s__1942 F A
70k Sale 66 67J4 69 June 20 70U June 1 56 Jan. 20 75 April 4
Portland Gen 1dec 1st 5s. 1935 J J 41 nnn ____ 74k
.Tune 20 82Vi June 20 82k June 20
i 000
79 k __ - 82 k June 20
St Paul C Cable cons 5s____1937 J J
74 k June 24 74Vi June 24 74 k June 24 74 k June 27
5 000
47k
Third Ave 1st ref 4 s _____ 1960 J J 44 000 42 k Sale 32 Sale 44 46 44 June’21 47 k June 3 4Q»A Jan. 5 48Vi May 24
Sale 283-4
Adjustment Income 5s__ 1960 A O 249 000 25 V? Sale
25 Jan. 7 33 A Mar. 22
25 June 21
June
Third Ave RU 1st gold 5s. .1937 J J 50 000 75k
76 92 Vi 76 ' Sale 76 June 23 32 k June 131 75 Jan. (5 81 k J an. 21
80
77 A
91 79 89 90 83k June 9 83k June 9 83 k June 9 93 Feb. 18
A0
Trl-Clty Ry A Lt 1st s f 5s. .1923
2 000 86 89k 65 96 Vi
C8 Mar. 17 68 Mar. 16
Undergr’d of London 4 k a--1938 J J
41 68 51 ____
Income 6s . . . _____ 194S J J
30
M N 13 000 65 Sale 69 k 70 67 Sale 67 June 30 70 June 6 65 Jan. 3 70 Jan. 27
Un Rys Inv—5s Pitts lss__ 1926
United Rys St L 1st g 4s ..1934 J J -------- 1
47 April 8 50M Feb. 2
40 ____ 69 k
St Louis Tran gu Imp 5s. .1924 A O
36 Mar. 10 36 Mar. 10
69 k
69 k
Ao
Mar.
United RRs San Fr s f 4s. .1927
11
25 k 29V? 31 34k 36 Sale 28k June 29 31 .Tune 7 29 Jam 4 36k Mar. 10
Union Trust (N Y) ctf dep___
nnn 27 Sale
26
3 36 May
31 34k 5ft
Equitable Tr (N Y) inter ctf
n ~ nnn 9A 9ft
31 .Tune 9 26k Jan. 5 36 May
28Vi June
Virginia Ry A Pow 1st 5s__1934 J J 34 000 61k Sale 69 Sale 64 k" 30 61 June 23 69 June 1 60 " Mar. 31 69 Vi June 10
*
1
13
66
Gas A Electric Light Cos
79 80
76 Jan. 5 80 Jan. 28
Bkiyn Edison Inc gen 5s A. 1949
General 6s, Series B _____ 1930 J J 32 000 73k 75k 89 Sale 78 Sale 78 June 30 80 June 2 87 June 21 89 Vi May 16
87 88 87 June 21 89 June 1
4 000
General 7s. Series C ..........1930 J J
96 9634 95 96 95 k June 8 98 k June 6 95 k May 17 98 k May 24
G eneral 7s Series D . _____1940 J D 28 000
30 95k June 24 97 June 30
*30 nnn
96 Sale
M
Bkiyn Un Gas Co 1st c g 5s. 1945 A N 10 000 74 k 77 75 76k 77 Sale 95k June 24 97 June 29 71 Jan. 10 78 May 20
77'" June 10 78 June 4 83Vi Mar. 31 85 k June 4
Cine Gas A El 1st A ref 5s. .1956 O 16^000 77 Vi 81 83 Sale 8 3 k ------- 84k June 9 85 k June
84k 85k
Columbia Gas A El 1st 5s__1927 J J
83 June 1 86 .Tune 2 81 J an. 5 89k Feb. 5
8 000 80 85 D 83 84 80 ____ 81 June 22 84 Vi June 9 8 2 k June 22 88k Mar. 23
. ______ J J
Stamped__
ft 1 C
ft nnn fti
84
102% April 28
Consolidated Gas conv 7s__1925 F
Detroit City Gas Co g 5s__ 1923 Q J 556,000 100 k Sale 10034 Sale 100 k Salek 99 June 16 100 k June 28 98M Feb. 15
J
88 9534 88 k 95
Detroit Edison Co 1st 5s__ 1933 J J 10,000
24
May 18 90 June 24
June 6
87 87 k 87 k
Sale
1st & ref 5s Series A____ 1940 M S 44.000 77 k Sale 79 79 k 88 k Sale 87k June 30 90 June 3 87 k June 30 82k Feb. 8
79
76
76k Sale 86 k June 22 87 June 3 76k June 22 90k Mar 28
86
1st A ref 6s ser B___ July 1940 M s 41
86 87k 8634
June
Duquesne Lt 1st A coll 6s ser A__ J J 326 000 88' "
88 April 91 Aprii 6
89 k Sale 90 k Sale 89 June 29 90k June 17 66 Jan. 22 75 April 25
000
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5s__ 1952 F A 1 000
74k 79
67 91M ---------- 74 “ 79 74k June 20 74 k June 20 87 Mar. 11 90 May 13
21
Kansas City (Mo) Gas 5s. .1922 A O
87
81k
Kings Co E L A P g 5s___ 1937 A O
81 k April 14 100 April 14
85 k ---------- 94k - - - 81 Vi
85
Mar. 21
Purchase money 6s_____ 1997 A O 16,000 86K 96 99k 99k 97 9834 97 k June 8 99 k June 2 93 Jan. 20
90 101
Convertible deb 6s________ 1925 M s
95
73 Jan. 3 76k May 11
Ed El 111 Bkn 1st con g 4s_1939 J J
73 80 7 ____ 73 k June 8 75 June
7 000
Lac Gas L ref A ext 1st 5s. .1934 A 0 3S 000 73 Vi Sale 75 Vi Sale 743 k Sale 73k June 28 75 June 15 79 Jan. 12 75 April 5
1
71k 1
68 82 V 1 81M 8134 82 ______ 81 Vi June 3 81 Vi June 3 68k Mar. 5 81k April 19
Milwaukee Gas Lt 1st 4S..1927 M N
72 80
Newark Cons Gas cons 5s g_1948 J D 4,000 80k
Mar.
N Y Gas El Lt H A P 5S...1948 T D 15,000 77 k 82 81k 82k 72 k 85 81k June 2 82 June 23 81 May 6 84% May 20
14
Purch money coll tr g 4S.1949 F A 23 000 64 k Sale 67 69 82 69 66 June 24 68 June 3 64k Jan. 3 69
66
Ed El 111 1st cons g 53. _ 1995 r J
86Vi Feb. 25 86Vi Feb. 25
S 6 k ____ S6k
8534
-Pacific Gas A Elec—Cal G A E
Corp unifying A ref 5s__ 1937 M N 9.000 81V^ 82k 86 ____ 8 3 k Sale 83 June 30 86 Vi June 9 82k Jan. 7 86 Vi May 18
Pacific G A E gen A ref 5s__l942 J J
7 7 k Sale 7634 Sale
June 15 79 Vi June 24 75 k June 15 79 Vi June 2 4
Pacific Pow A Lt 1st A ref 5s 1930 F A 65.000 77 SaleJi 7 6 k Sale 74 k Sale 75 k June 27 76k June 1 73% Feb. 10 79 April 23
75 72 SO 72 SO 74
17,000
Paterson A Passaic GAE 5s 1949 M S
17 84 Jan. 18 89Vi June 17
People’s Gas A C—1st 6s. .1943 A 0
89 June
89
89 72 Vi 91k
5.000
Refunding gold 5s ___ 1947 M s 11,000 63 k Sale 88k Sale 86k 91k 72 k June 17 73 k June 7 63 Mi Jan. 3 75 May 20
k
65k 72 76 Vi June 3 76 k June 1 72 >2 April S 76Vi June 1
Ch Gas L A C 1st gu g 5S.1937 J J
June
1
80 76 k Sale 74Vi 78
Consum Gas Ch 1st gu g 5s ’36 T D 1,000
65 7 0 k ____ 70
■
MN
Ind Nat Gas A Gil ref 5s_1936
Mut Fuel Gas 1st gu g 5s 1947 M N
69
69
95 June
Phil a Co conv deb 5s g__ 1922 M N 283.000 87 k 88 94 Sale 95 Sale 93k June 4 95k June 17 j 88 Jan. 4 87 k June 17
7
Stand Gas A El conv s f 6s__1926 J D 6,000
S3k 86 8434
86 72 ____ 72 S6 34 S2 June 3 87 June 7 81 May 10
J
Syracuse Ltg Co 1st g 5s 1951 J D
68 % Mar. 3 68k Mar. 21
Syracuse Lt A Pow s'f 5s. .1954 M J
6 ____ 70
23
Trenton Gas A Elec 1st 5s. .1949 S 1 000 68 %
739 k _. .. 73
73 June 23 73 June 23 73 June 23 73 June 23
Union El L A P 1st g os___ 1932 M s
M
79 June 21 79 June 23 78Vi May 13 79 June
7 8 k ____ 78 k
3^000 75k
Refunding 5s
1933 N
70 95 7234____ §9 Vi S4k
*
J
82 ~ S7 72
United Fuel Gas 1st 3 f 6s 1936 J A —
F
Utah Power A Lt 1st 5s___ 1944 J J 72,000■ 76 Sale 79 34 Sale 77 Sale~ 76k June 24 79 Vi June 1 76 Jan. 3 SI April 14
Utica Elec L A P 1st s f 5s g 1950 J J —
77 .
77
Utica G A El ref A ext 5s 1957 D
75 96 77 96
96 i 77 ---------77 May 12 77 May 12
Westchester Light gold 5s_ 1950 J
69
71 V i ______
Miscellaneous Bonds
S
Adams Express coll tr g 4s__1948 M S
k June 27 62 June 4 , 5 6 k J an . 4 63Vi Feb. IS
59 60 61
Alaska Gold M deb 6s A...1925 M s 11,000 56 H Sale j 15k 17 •59 k 90 58 k June 23 15 June 13 112k June 23 19k Feb.. 11
3.000 15 15U ! ___ 15 11 15 I l k June 10 12 Vi June 10 1 k June 10 19 ^ Feb 10
1.W
10-year conv 6s Ser B 1926 M
10k 12
1! 75
3 73 Jau. 19
J D 3 000
Armour & Co 1st real est 4 %s '39 J D i3s!ooo 75 k Sale 7Sk Sale 77 k Sale 76k June 25, 78k June 1 40 Jan. 23 83 Jau. 27
52 Sale 40 41 40 June 23 52 June 22 9S% June 8 100's June 22
Atlantic Fruit conv deb 7s A 1934
160.000 63 Sale 100 Sale
Feb.
Atlantic Ref? deben 6 \4a _ . . 1931 MS
100 Vi Sale 99 Vi»June 11 100 k June
_.. _
Booth Fisheries deb s f 6s 1926 A O 352,000
67
60
May
F
Braden Copper coll tr s f 6s. 1931 A A 37,000 80k 81k 81k 83 k 82 k 83 k 81k June 2 84 June 28 1 80 k April 26 85k Jan. lo
7 l April
68 Mar. 1 72 k May
Bush Terminal 1st 4s
1952 O
70
Consol 5s ______
1955 J J 20,000 64 74k j 7 0 k ___ 70 Vi ______ 70 Vi June 20 71 7 s June 4 ' 67% J an . 10 75k Jan. 25
68 k 71 72k
71k 74 June 22
25
Buildings 5s Copp ex. ..I960 A O 4S.000
74 k
74 Sale
7 4 June 9 6 7 k April 3
i S2k May 26
Cerro de Pasco gu tax conv 8s 1931 J J | 621.000 68 k Sale. l108 Vi Sale 107 k Sale 104 k June 24 109 k June 2 uu% June 21 111 Jan. 11
Sale
77
Chic Un Stat 1st gu A 4ks.l963 J J 55,000 80% Sale I 79 k Sale 77 k Sale 77 June 21 80 June 8 101 June 2 UK»k Jan. 21
1st (ctfs) 6%a seriesC_..19G3 J J 145,000 102 k Sale 101 Vi Sale* 104 Sale 101 June 2 104 June 30 ; 90 June 21 90 Jan. 2S
Chile Copper conv 7s_____ 1923 M N 101,000 92 k Sale 1 91 Sale 92 k 92 k 90 June 21 94 k June 1 ; 66 Jan. 3 707s May 20
Coll trust 6s conv ser A..1932 A 0 602,000 66 Sale i 75 k Sale 71 Sale 70 June 20 751i June 1 ! 70 Mar. 29 S'.' Fab S
J
Comoutliig-Tab-Rec s f 6s. 1941 JM N
Sale 77 78k 79 June 14 79 31 June 7 80k May 4 S3 May 31
6,000 80H Sale ij 79 }i 114
___
Granby Con M S A P 1st 6s_1928 M
II ^ ______ _ ____ ____
N
j ____ 87 ____ S7
Stamped. ___________ 1928 M N
i 80 Mar. 22 S4 Mar, 2
Conv deben 8s_____
1925
____ SO

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1 R A N G E S I N C E J A N . 1.
Sales in Pries about i
P R IC E S I N J U N R
June. | Ja n . 3
llifjhest.
1921. j June 1.
Lowest.
U iffhest. 1 Loujest.
Par Value
June 30,
| Sale Prices
Ask. B id,
Sale I*rices.
A sk. Bid.
Sale Prices
liid.
$
Ask. Sale Prices
d;ui. 6
80%
5,000 82
80 June 30 86 Juno 30I 82 Jan. 20 HO X Fob. 23
86 Sale
. 97 %
27%
3 2 Fob. 18
31
77%
6
2 d 84
v 7 1 ; June 24
620,000 __ SaleX 9 6% Sale 78 Sale
June i 93% June 30 97% May 19
7.8)8
June
May
98 93% Sale 93 % June 30 96% Juno 3 92% J une 18 99% May 10
157,000
08 % Sale 9 5% Hale 92% June 18 99 Juno 8 82 Jan. 4
1,165,000
S 111• 83% Sale 83 Juno 23 84 % J une 1
JO 1,000 82 1, Sale
1 70 % 73
75 70 75
71 % Jan. 5 88 J'eb. 231
76% Fob.
07%
70%
30
58
22,000 ____ 6 2% 80 1 - Sale 70 Sale 00 June 1 7 70% Juno 30 62 Jan. 6 91 % June 28
7
87 8<i% Bale 86% June 7 87 June 23 86% J nne 23
Aprll
87
20,000 _
92%
l
9,000
80% 80 Sale 90 Vi 891V* 90 June 23 92% Juno 1 90 June 20 89 June 6
% 9
83 Jan.
May
87% 85
3
76 Jan. 11 80 May 6
58,000 76 % Sale 78 1 i 79% 7 7% 1I1 77 June 22 7 0 % June 2 75% Jan.
82% May 16
75 82%
81 %
07% Feb. 19 70% M a r. 21
64 07 71 H
71 % 75

)M N
Great Falls Pow 1st s f 5s 19-10 M N
Inst for lrrlg Wks Ac 4 >43.101 i A O
Int Merc Marino 1st s f 0s__ 19 1 A ()
Marl and Oil s f 8s sor A ____193
Mexican Petrol of Del 8s__193 ii JM N
Montana Pow 1st A ref a f 5s . JJ
Morris A Co 1st S f i X'S _ 195 »3 A
F
N Y Dock 50-year gold 4s 193 2 J J
Nlag Falls Power 1st 5s___ 193 2 A O
Refunding A gen Os..Jan 193 M N
Nlag Lock A Out Pow 1st 59105 l A O
North States Power 5s A — 194 F A
Ontario Pow N F 1st 5s___ 194 l>M N
Ontario Transmission 5s 194 ) F A 22,000
Pan Am Pet A T 1st Iion 7s 193 M S
Prov Loan of N Y g 4%s__192
iF
Pub Ser Cor N J gen 50-yr 5s ’5 ) A oA 74.000
Sierra A S F Power 1st 5s__194 m N 1,688,000
Sinclair Cons Oil conv 7%s_192 F A 405,000
Stand Oil of Calif deb 7s Jan 193 >M N 2,000
Tennessee Cop 1st conv 6s..192 f A
Tide Water Oil 5 Ha3_______193 ) F A qt q non
150,000
) S 3,000
^ JIVI J
o
Wilson A Co 1st s f 6s_____ 194 A D 312,000
10-year conv s f 6s______ 1921 J
131,000
M a n u f a c t u r in g & In d u stria l
A O 19,000
F A
Convertible deb
F A
1st ref s f 7%s
.1941 M N 9H1 HAH
11,000
A O
A o 285,000

87 May 20 90 May 9
88-% 80 87 June 2 1 90 Juno 9 94 June 2 1 94 June 20
'i ; 98
65 Sale 64 June 1 05 Juno 15 5 7% Jan. 3 6 8 % April 26
69 72
11
1
91% Sale 90% June 2!1 92% June 13 90% June 21 94% May 29
Feb. 10
101 % Sale 101. June 16 L02% .11 me 24 1.01 June 21 1.03% April 21
86%
94% Feb.
86 1/ 89 86% Tuna
0.1 % «r, |r. OHIxC June 14 80% June 30 90% June 14 99% Feb. 21
June 25 101 June 20 100 June 25 101% April 13
1 0 0 % 1 0 0 % 100
----- __ _
84% 87% 86% June 11 87% June 16 83 Mar. 28 87% June 16
83
86 Sale
83% Sale 82% June 21 85 June 1 82% June 21 90% Jan. 25
Sale
81
78 Sale 78 June 24 82 June 1 78 June 24 87% Jan. 28
Jan. 4 9 8
83 88
90 92
16 92 June 1 88 Jan. 10 100% Jan. 20
% Mar. 30
87%
87 X 88%
100% . .. _ 89% June 01
29
29 92% June 21 95 June 20
92% June
65 June 9
74
72% 73 65 June 9 73 June 2 73 Jan. 3 75 Jan. 17
7 8% Jan.
75 Sale
76% Sale 75% June 23 76% June 3 117 Jan. 3 117 Jan. 3
117 Sale
77
F A
76% Jan. 3
67
75
71% 74 69% June 29 72% June 2 91 Mar. 18 93% Jan. 20
723%
)’J J
18,000 93 X Sale
Feb. 2
M
Sale
92 94 92 \4> June 22 92 % June 22 86% June 25 93 Jan. 25
Baldwin Loc Wks 1st s f 5s____ ) A N
2,000 86% 88
Central Leather 20-yr g 5s. .1925 F A 74,000 69 % 70
AO
O
88% Sale
June 25 88% June 3 70 Mar. 8 70 Mar. 8
Central Foundry 1st s f 6s__
72 -74%
F A
78%
Consol Tobacco 50-yr g 4s__
MN
89 %
89% ....
92
Feb.
tMN
8934 95
89% 98
11,000 82 % Sale
June 1 80% June 1 89% June 25 86 Feb. 9
64%
30
Jan.
) J J 1,705,000!
65 Sale 89% June 30 89% June 1 96 June 24 102% April 17
64 %
7
M
s97 % Sale 96 ~ June 24 100% June 1 101% June 8 103 May 27
155,000
3 -102% Sale 101% June 8 103 June 7 64% June 15 77 Jan. 26
1
109,000
A O 47,000
74
65
79 Feb. 17 80 May 20
EI
75 85
J D
60 81% 64% June 15 66% June
May
M N 993,000
96% Sale 96 June 18 99% June 1 96 June 18 100% Jan. 18
90
90 Jan. 19 7 0 % Mar. 19
88%
J D
89% ____
21
F A 15,000 66 X
66 June 7
General Elec deb g 3%9_
67% Sale 66 June 7 68 June
M S 172.000 86
86%
Debenture 5s________
85 Sale 84 June 18 85% June 3 99 June 18 101% Jan. 24
1 84 May 5 90 Jan. 28
F A 163,000 99% Sale
100% 101% 100 Ff .Tune 16 101% June 7 97% June 22 102 May 5
m N 1,196,000
99 Sale 97% June
1 71 April 6 76
7
73
m n
71% 72 71% June 22 100 " June 15 80 Jan. 27 83% May 25
21,000
7 73 June
j J
81% 81% 81% June 7 81% June 6 97 June 30 9 9 % Feb. 17
5,000 ._ . . 82
May
M
Kelly-Springfield Tire 8s ___ A N 623.000 104 Sale
97 Sale 97 June
99%
1
O 56,000
Liggett A Myers Tob 7s___
105% Sale 103 June 30 106% June 28 102 Jan. 4 108 June 28
9 85% June 29 77% Jan. 3 85% Jan. 29
F A 13,000 78 Sale
53 _________________________
84% 86% 84% June 18
June
A O
4 86 May
104
107% Sale 103 June 16 107% June 30 103 Jan. 3 108% June 2o
17,000 102 Sale
F A 28,000 78
78
5s.
82 85 84% June 9 86 ~ June 22 87% Jan. 19 90% April 22
21
91 8 9 % 9 0 %
May
J D
J
88 93% 8 7 % 92 89 90%
88 Feb. 16 88 Feb. 16
)J N
88 Sale
92
National Tube
M
9134 Jan. 26
86 % 87%
91
~8,000 8 5% 88J4 90 91 86 87% 89% June 7 91 June 20! 87 April 6 93% Feb. 15
IV N
I
9 0%
5 , 000 ;
4 90 June 4 87 Jan. 5
90 June 18 97% June 30 94% June 18 100% May 5
A O 299,000,
96% Sale
)MN
87 86 87 85% June
8
85 925% Sale 95 Sale 94% June 22 85% June 22 85 Jan. 27 88% Feb. 7
3,000
J J 122,000'
93 Sale
23 93 ~ June 11 91% May 23 9534 Jan. 28
)J J
-------- 81 June
1,000 8 0 % 90 81 8 1 % 8 2 % , _ __ 92 June 8 81 June 8 81 June 8 8534 May 18
Stamped .
J J
80
89
83%
86% Jan. 6 8634 Jan. 6
J J
86X Sale 86 Sale _____ 92
J
80
79% Jan. 4 8 7 April 15
J D 221.666 94:% Sale 96 98 86 Sale 85% June 28 87% June 13 94% Jan. 3 100 % Jan. 22
J J 30,000 76 Sale 77% Sale 97% Sale 97 June 18 98 ~ June 24 75 June 23 7934 Jan. 21
J
76 77 75 June
206,000
78 J une 1
10-year 7%s_
) F A 463,000 ! 95 44 Sale 99 Sale 98% Sale 97% June 23 99 June 1 95% Jan. 3 101% Jan. 21
11
A
8 7 m 93
an J I / Q VU.11L 29 89% April 11 94% Jan. 14
93
3F
91%
1 000
3 J D 31,000 9 0 % Sale 92 Sale 90% 91
89% May 19 95 % Feb. 7
Conv deb s f
O
90 92
l A N 17,000
8 3%
88% 90% June 29 92 June 1 85 June 23 95% Jan. 26
88 June
2M
91% Sale 84 Sale 85 June 23 ! 92 June 2 87% June 30 9 3 % Feb. 24
87%
2
87% June 30
98% May 7
2 J J 87,000 92%
45,000
Westingh’se E A M 7s___ 11931l M N 919,000 94% Sale 96% Sale 100 Sale 96% June 24 100 June 20 92% Jan. 3 100% May 7
Sale 99 96X1 96% 96% 98 * June 8 96% June 20 94% Jan. 3
93 89 91 93 June 7 93 June 7 92% Mar. 28 98 May 5
1,000
Coal, Iron and Steel Bonds 5 J J
6 J NJ 7,000 87 Sale 90 Sale 90% ‘ 95 90 June 23 90 June i 86% Jan. 7 93 Mar. 15
2jM
78% Sale 82% Sale 79% 81 78 June 24 82% June 1 78 June 24 86% Jan. 26
82% Jan. 22
J 24,000 77%
MJ JX 60,000 76 Sale 7 6% 77% 75
2 8
84% 81% 76% 74% June 24 77% June 2 74%. June 24
84%
Deb 5s _
iM
110 _____ 81%
81% April 23 81% April 23
D
2J A
96%
96% ___
78
78%
Col Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu.._ 3 F A 24,000 75 76% 76' Sale% 70 73 71 June 1 72% June 24 76 April 28 82 Feb. 23
iF
62 62 % 71
72
62% Jan. 4 7 2% May 19
Consol Coal Md 40-yr 5s___ j J D
67 72 78%
72 Jan. 5 75 April 8
75 ____
Elk Horn Coal conv 6s____ 5 J D
85
85
85% 81
Illinois Steel deben 4%s___ ) A O 20.000 76 Sale 77 78 79% ____ 78 June 3 80 June 23 76 Jan. 3 82 34 Jan. 26
Indiana A Clear! 2d 5s___ 2 M N
86
88
JeffersonSteel 1st 5s______ 1952j M D 51,000 95 Sale 90% Sale 95% Sale 86% June 27 92 June 8 86 Jan. 3 92 May 9
J
95
Lackaw Steel 1st conv 5s__ 3 A O 23,666 92^ Sale 9 3 % 94 92% ____ 91 June 21 94 June ■ 2 91 J une 21 9 5 % Jan. SS
J M S 16,000 73% Sale 73 7 5% 74M 94 74 June 10 75% June 17 73 May 26 78 Jan. 14
7 5%
J
4 JM s
81
83 Mav 18 83 May 18
SO
____
i
200,000 73 Sale 76 Sale 74% Sale 74 June 23 76% June 1 73 Jam 3 |79 May 6
Pocahon Con Coll 1st s f 5s. 195 J
Repub / A S sink fund 5s__194 7 J 0 21,000 76 80 79% 82 76% Sale 80% June 24 82 June 6 80% June 24 86% Jan. 24
)A
84% 86% 80% 89 81 79%
8t L R Mt A Pac 5s stmp’d.195 J
6 75
6,000 85 34 89% 70 7 2 % 66 71 70 June 6 70 June 6 70 June 5 91 April 14
68 70 84% 88%
Tenn C IA RR gen 5s____ 195 5 J JJ
l5 M N
83J4 Sale
83%
86iHs Jan. 3 96% Ja n . 21
JanU S Steel Corp s f g 5s_.Apr 196;
May 10
93
95
93 June 6 96 June 30 92%
Registered-------------Apr 196; 3 M N 962,000 ____ Sale 93% Sale _96
Mar. 4
Sale
39,000 ____ ____
93% June 29 94 June 1 93% June. 29 95% Jan. 15
Victor Fuel 1st s f 5s______ 195 5 J
52
52
Va Ir Coal A Coke 1st g 5s..194 J J 8 10,000 8 2 % Sale 8 2 % 75 ____ Sale 83 June 2 85 June 30 52 Jan’ 15 85 June 30
M
86 85 75
81 Jan. 19
Telegraph and Telephone
Am Tel A Tel coll trust 4s., 9 J J 244,000 73% Sale 78 Sale 78% Sale 76% June 3 79 June 23 7 3 % Tan. 3 80 Feb. 14
Convertible 4s.................. i iVI s 23,000 61% 62 70 Sale 70% ____ 70 June 1 70% June 27 63 Jan. 5 72 May 17
20-year convert 4%s____ 5 Wl 8 30,000 79 7934 86 Sale 85% Sale 85% June 10 86 % June 16 80 Jan. 5 90 Mar. 29
30 year coll trust 5s_____ 3 J D 411,000 77 % Sale 82 Sale 82% Sale 81 June 6 82% June 21 77% Jan. 3 83% May 10
i
7-year convertible 6s___192/ F f 693,000 94% Sale 97% Sale 97%
3 103 Mar. 7
94%
Bell Tel of Pa—1st A ref 7s. 194.5 A O 426,000 102% Sale 102 Sale 103% Sale 101 % June 4 103% June 22 100% Jan. 1.0 104 Feb. 3
s
Sale 96% June 1 97% June 17
Jan. 25 86% Mar. 3
Cent Did Tel 1st 30-yr 5s__i 3 J D
1.000 82 83 M 86% ____ 86 ____ 86 June 25 86 June 25 86 June
Chicago Telephone 1st 5s..1 3 J D
1,000 ____ ____ 9 3 %
0 3 % _____ 93% June 28 93% June 28 93% May 24 93% June 28
Commercial Cable 1st g 4 i .2 7 C J
60
60
60
Cumb T A T 1st A gen 5s.. 1 7 J J 14.000 78 7 8% 79% 7 9% 78 79% 78 June 29 79% June 4 78 June 25 •6 1■- Feb. 25
29 81 Mar. 8
Mich State Telep Jst 20-yr 5s 1 F A 6,000 83%
88% Feb. 19
85% Sale 85% 87'% 85 June 25 80% June 24 85 Jan. 1.7 81% April 24
87% 79% Sale
N Y Tel 1st A gen s f 4%s_ -1 9 M N 308,000 75 % Sale 80%
13 92 June 6 75 Jan. 3
30 year deben 6s ______ 1 9 F A 133,000 87% Sale , 91% Sale 91% Sale 77% June 21 80% June 9 87 % Jan. 3 92% April 25
89% June 1
Northwest Dell T e l 1st ser A 7; I F A J ,0 ; 1.000
7
Feb.
June
&% 84
Pacific T A T 1st 5a
193 7 I J 2 1.000 80 Sale 1 98% Sale 99% Sale 98 June 28 99% June 29 96 Jan. 17 100 April 26
o<)
80
3 83 April
83% Sale 82% June
83 %
18 81 Jan. 4 85 Jau. 25
South Ufl —Col; Ttr 1st , f5s..
2,000 79% 83 O %
81
22 81% June 3
81
. 87
West Bell T A our 5s 193 i JJ J.1 47,000 81 % 84 ' 8 1?/ Sale% 8 6% Sale 85 June 21 86 June 8 83 Mar. 24 86% Feb. 4
87%
June
Fund A rea est 4 %•* v
9M N
2 3 009 7-. % 79 % 79 % 80 % 80 X S I % 79% June 10 81% June 17 77% Jan. 4 81% June 17
sale, a OnBondi “when Issued.n e Flat Dries. the b « :i oi'fowr marks to one dollar. First inritallment paid. 4 Full paid * Part* paw . Option
t the bail* of $5 to the £stori2ni. 6 On
92 %
5 7 % Sale
65
___
87 %

9 5% Sale
64
70 1,
92% i \ 11(■
101 1t Sale
86 90
S tie
100 % 100%
8 6% -----1
'
85 Sale
82 8 2%
92 Sale
100%
73 74
76% Sale
74
70 7 2 %
92% 95
88 Sale
71 84%
89%
89% Sale
80 % Sale
100 J4 Sale
103 Sale
66% 68
78 82
9 9 % Sale
88% 90
68 68%
8 6 % Sale
101% Sale
99 % Scale
71 % 72
81 81%
99% Sale
105 Sale
8m 85
106% 108
8 i % Sale

§

STOCKS -STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
ST O C K S

PR IC E S A N D SALES FOR JU N E A N D T H E Y E A R T O D A T E .

[V ol. 113.

*0*ordance with a rule uf the Stock Exchange effective Oct. 13 1915, all stocks are now quoted dollars per share.
Prices are on basis of l uo share lots Exceptions of stocks which sell only In a small way are noted by the letter a. Option sales are disregarded
VALES TO JULY 1 Price about
P R IC E S I N J U N E
R A N O B S I N C E J A N . 1.
STOCKS
Ja n. 3
Since
In
N Y STOCK EXCH’GE J u n e . Ja n . 1.
1921.
June 30.
Ju ne 1.
Lowent.
Highest.
Lowest.
/ ighest.
/
Far.
Sale
Ann Arbor- - _____. . 100 Shaven Shaven. 1 Biel. Ank. Bid. Ank. Bid. Ank. Sale Pricen. 16 Sale Prices. 9 Sale Prices.22 12% Prices. 7
8 J une
8 Mar.
200
Feb. A
000 ____
8 % June
Preferred ______ 100
20 Anrll 15
700 84 Sale • I
Atchison Top A S Fe_ _100 25 100 153,700
.so •i Sale 76% June "20 81 % June 3, 76 % June 20 84% May 5
Preferred...................100
4 !800
21,6721 75 ii Sale 75% Sale 76 34 Sale 75J4 .June 21 78 Jim 29 75 % Jan. 3 79% Jan. 24
Atlanta Blrro A Atl__100
7 Sale 3 Sale 2% 2% 2% June
2
26 7% Jan. 4
2 800
1
Atlan Coast Line HU 100 8,400 32,600 86 '4 Sale j 80 % Sale 85 Sale 80% June 20 89% June 16; 77 % Feb. 27 89% June 16
7 334 June 21
April
24,200 36% Sale
Baltimore A Ohio____ 100 178,200 656,985
39 Sale 31% June 21 % June
30% Mar. 11 42% May 9
Preferred
100
Sale 40% Sale
5,000 32,100 53 Sale 1 51 % Sale 18 49 % 48 June 21 41 % June 2 47 Mar. 14 54 Jan. 1 1
51
Brooklyn Rap Transit 100 14,900 111,500 10%
1 2 % Sale
% Sale
24
9 % June 24 14% Jan. 25
1
Certificates of deposit,.
7
7 Sale
6.400 36,150 60 % 85
6
10
% 75 934 June 17 1234 June 20 65 % June 17 72% Jan. 25
8 634 June
8 June
Buffalo Roch A Pitts 100
60
May 4
Mar. 10
1,050 85 105 02% 70 80 90
Preferred_________ 100
87 ' 90
90 May 10 90 May 16
400
Buffalo A Susquehanna 100
___ 78
73 Feb. 19 73 Feb. 19
100
Preferred____
100
"lo o
41 55
43 41 June 3 41 June 3 41 June 3 43 Jan. 20
200
Canaria Southern. _ _.100
40% 45%
40 Jan. 21 40 Jaa.
1501 38 40
Canadian Pacific_____ 100 86,800 381,600! 117 K Sale x40% 45% 109 Sale 101 June 20 113 June 2 101 June 20 119% Jan. 21
1 1 1 %Sale
11
Central HR of N J .100
1 375
196 June 7 196 June 7 190 Mar. 22 209 Mar. 7
l50
Chesapeake A Ohio___ 100 73,000 242^800 59% Sale 58% Sale 54 Sale 46 June 20 59J4 June 2 46 June 20 65% May 9
Chicago A Alton._ . 100
6%
8 % 634 834 6 % June 27
6 April 21 8*A .Tun. 0
150
3 450
Preferred _
100
8 " 12 *
11 April 27 12 April 20
600 __________ 1 0 % 20
Chic A East Ills tr rects__
% April 28 e7 % May 19
% June 17 e5% June
3,200 32,039 5 Sale 1 % Sale e5% Sale
Preferred trust receipts.
% June 24 e0% June 216 % April 28 c7 % May 19
0 2OO
39.300 8% Sale
Chicago Great West...* 100 11,800 52,850
6 June
6 June
9%
7~% 8 7
Preferred
100 13.300 54,890 20 Sale 18% 20 % 17 34 Sale 14 % June 23 19 % June 3 14 % June 23 20% May 9
18 8 June 2
18
Sale
May 9
Chic Milw A St P au l... 100 51 900 291,550 29 % Sale 28 % Sale 27 Sale 22 June 20 29 June 3 22 June 20 31 Jan. 12
Preferred
100
43?| Sale 42%
40% Sale 32 June 21
June 2 6034 April 14 16% Jan. 12
Chicago A North West. 100 6810 0 270,850 67 % Sale 65 Sale j04 Sale x00% June 23 44% June 15 32 June 21 71 Jan. 11
92,400 103 ____
Sale
16,800
66
Preferred .
ioo
110
.Tan. 24
June
98
1 100
100
8
7
Chic Rock Isl A Pac (new). 206,900 495! 950 27% Sale 99 % Sale 93 Sale 98%~ June 20 100 % June 3 98% June 20 34% May 18
22%
20
25
540 73% Sale 33
32% Sale /69 June 21 34% June 3 08M Mar. 11 78 May 10
7% preferred__
preferred_____
Mar. 12
7.600 31,300 01% Sale 76% Sale j72%
77% June
6%
June 21 67% May
21
00% Sale j 62 Sale j50% June 27 67 June 111 50% June 27 63 Jan. 10
8,800 37,300
50
Chic St P Minn A Om.lOO
6
50 June
3,800
5534 June
1 100
Preferred___
100
72 June 17 80 J une 7
72 June 17 80 June 7 32 June 21 48 Jan. 20
700
700
Clev Cin Chic A St L..100
8
40 % Sale 37 34 Sale 32 June 21 40 34 June 13 60 Feb. 3 66 Mar. 8
5,100
1,300
Preferred __
100
1 700
00% 64 58 % 61 % 60 June 20 60% June
900
27%
Colorado A Southern._ 100 10,700 44,460 28 Sale 37% Sale 30% Sale 29% June 20 38% June 2 49 Jan. 8 39% May 6
Jan. 3
1 st preferred___
100
13
9
3,500 49 Sale
300
50% June 20 52 June 30 42 Jan. 26 53% April 27
46% Mar. 8
2nd preferred
100
46 Sale 43 June 21 46 June
2,800
200
90 April 14 103% May
Delaware A Hudson__100
97 103 98 Sale 90% June 20 98 June 3 176 June 20 249 May 11
4.900 33,400
16
Del Lack A Western .50 3,410
14.310
Sale
1
29
Denver & Rio Grande 100 9,800 85,800 % Sale 232 % Sale 180 % Sale 176 % June 30 232 % June 2 1J4 June 30 2% Jan. 31
June
Sale
June
May 21 4%
Preferred__
ioo
1 % Sale
1% Sale ____ Sale 134 June 20 1 % June 14 6634 April 28 75 Jan. 12
134 70
May
Detroit United Ry_ _ 100 19,000 261,650,
3,400i 4% Sale
2%
3
Duluth S S & Atlantic. 100 3,100
5,9001 0% Sale 3% 5 3 Sale 234 June 23 334 June 7 4% June 23 4% Jan. 17
Feb.
7% Jan.
Preferred
ioo
3,500
6
5 June 18 5% June 7 18 April 23 20 April 13
6
8 4
700
6
Duluth Superior Trac. .100
500
Erie------------------------ 100 49,300 258,860 14 % Sale 14% Sale 13% Sale 1134 June 21 14% June l! 11% Mar. 12 15% May 9
First preferred. _ 100
1634 June 21 22% May 9
20% Sale
%
19% Sale
June
Second preferred___ 100 26,200 129,400, 15 Sale 20 % Sale 14 Sale 16 34 June 21 21 % June 2 60 June 14 79% Jan. 29
11%
20 14% June 2 1134 April 14 15% Jan. 12
ll
2,800 34,700 z76% Sale 14 Sale
Great Northern pref.__100 72,800 341,500;
14 70% June
Iron ore properties
Sale 68 Sale 68% Sale 60 June
1 734 Mar. 12 11% Mar. 5
9.000 68,800 29% Sale 28 Sale 27 Sale 25% June 24 28 June 6 25% June 24 32% May 10
Gulf Mob A Nor tr ctfs 100
800
9% 24 20 23 9.0 .TilTIP! 28 21 % June 11 20 June 24 26 Feb. 1
10
5,840 9
7
934 734 June 24 9% June
Preferred..
ioo
22
400
5 400
85% Mar.
9
Illinois Central..
iou 7,400 27700 87 Sale 91 Sale 9034 Sale 87 June 20 91 June ll ao4% May 12 93 May 19
4 a56 Jan. 14
RR Securs, Series A
56
54% . 70 58 70
110
58 Jan. 14 58% Jan.
Leased line stock _ 100
323
25
3%
5%
Interboro Cons Corp v t c. 16,200 159,700 4% Sale 59% Sale 3% 4
4~
334 June 20 4% June 3 9% June 20 16 Jan. 25
17
Preferred __
ioo 15,300 111,800 11% Sale 11% Sale 1134 Sale 9% June 17 12% June 2 5% June 21 6% Jan. 1
Mar.
May
Iowa Central__
ioo
100
500 %
5% June 9 5% June 91 60% Jam 3 61 % Jan. 6
K C Ft S A Mem pref 100
680 60 % Sale
9
18% Feb. 4 28%
Kansas City Southern ioo 56,200 351,800 19 Sale 27% Sale 26% Sale 2134 June 20 27% June 2 45% Jan. 2o 52 May 60
100
Mar.
Preferred _
4,300 25,390 47 % Sale 48 50 % z50 Sale 48 June 21 50% June 11 6 J une 11 0% May 5
171
Keokuk A Des Moines 100
6 June 11 6 June
100
200
13
11 14%
Lake Erie A Western 100 1,550
11 1234 1034
13
7,550 14 Sale 12% 14 20 23 19 June'23 21 June 17 10 Mar. 21 28 Jau. 25
Jan.
Preferred _.
i oo 1 100
June
June 7 19 Mar.
20 27
6 000 54 % Sale 51% Sale j5 0% Sale 7*4734 June 24 5234 June 1 4734 June 21 56% Jan. 5
Lehigh Valley
50
21
June 16
Louisville &Ry guar. 100 18,800 160700 100 103 100 Sale 10934 Sale 100 June 1 113% June 16 97 April 14 113% Jaa. 25
Nashville. 100 16,700 28,100
Manhattan
40 44 4434 Sale 3634 June 14 44% June 29 36% June 14 5814 May 10
4,300 37,700
3 May 6 7
Market Street Ry___ 100
3% June 3 4% June 11 14% June 25 18 H May 11
1 700
5 300
Preferred__ " _ 100
14% June 25 15% June 2 3434 June 28 45% May 10
300
1 000
Prior preferred._ ICO 4 700 17 600
28
1
40% Sale 35 Sale 34% June 20 40% June 9 6 June 20 8% May 11
2nd preferred___ 100
6 ~ June
8% June
500
2 300
9 Mar. 11 14% May 9
Minneap A St L (new) 100 12,700 57,300 12% Sale 13% Sale 12 Sale 10 June 20 13% June 2 65 June 14 73% May 9
Minn St P it S ___
S M 166
100
65 June 14 67 June 15 85 May 3 93 Jan. 11
7 800
300
Preferred
6521
56 Jam 3 59 M Feb. 2
Leased line certifs 100
Sale
57
1 200 56 Sale 51 Sale 51 57
2 Mar. 10 3
Mo Kansas A Texas 100 9,400 73,300 2%
2%
2
2%
2 34 Sale 4 June 20 4% June 1 4 Feb. 24 5% Jan. 31
Preferred __
166
June 1
June 20
4% 6
4% Sale
1,800 18,810 20 % Sale 21% Sale 3% 4% 1634 June 21J 22% June 3 16 Mar. 11 23% Jau. 10
May is
Missouri Pacific tr ctfs. 100 46,500 192,990
2134 Sale
33% Mar. 11 43% May
Preferred trust_. 100 43,200 195,300 40 % Sale 42 Sale 3934 Sale 34% June 20 42% June 2 a65 April 11 a65 April ll9
ctfs.. 50
Morris A Essex
62% ___
10 60 ____ 64
Nashv Chatt & St L 100
100 June 4 100 June 4 100 May 11 100 May 12
100
500
7
Nat Rys Mex 1st pref 100
6
IOO
834 June 23 8% June 6 3% Jan. 15 10 Feb. 5
500 4 % Sale
7
6%
5 June 2
3% June
Second preferred t. c .100
6,100 52,700 60 Sale 61 Sale 4 34 Sale 46 June 21 63 June 6 46 June 23 77% Feb. 17
June 21
Feb.
N Orl Tex A Mex v 100 10,700 64,700
5234 Sale 6434 June 21 70% June 30 64% June 21 74% Jan. 12
New York Central ...100 40,925 232,275 x 7 3 % Sale 68% Sale 7034 Sale
39 June 20 54% May 6
20
N Y Chic A St Louis.. 100 3,400 12,500 x45 51 50 52 45 48 39 June 22 51 June 2 59% June 22 65 June 10
65 June 6
1st preferred..
100
59 61 54 June
300
343 58 68 64 67 55 60 59% June 24 55 June 29 54 June 24 60 May is
2d preferred. _
100
200
600 60 65 58 60
N Y N H A Hartford. .100 96,600 473,350 19% Sale 19 % Sale 1834 Sale 1334 June 18 1934 June 2 13% June IS 23% Jail. 12
6
N Y Ontario A W est.. 100
19 Sale 18 Sale 18 Sale 1634 June 20 18% June 16 16 Mar. 11 20% May 3
3
June 3
June
New York State Rys 100 3,500 . 24,350
35
200
200 12% Sale 26 Sale 26 ____ 35 June 13 35 June 3 35 June 11 35 June 10
11
1 9 April 13)4 May
9
Norfolk Southern v 100 2 100
11
9,900
Feb.
Norfolk A Western 100 16,800 125,280 98 " Sale 9534 Sale 95 Sale 88% June 21 96 June 2 88% June 21 104% Jan. 19
June
64 June 2 61% June 13 67%
Preferred
1 00
400
1,900 67% Sale 64 66 60 65 62 June 13 72% June 3 62 June 14 SS34 Feb. 3
2
14
Northern Pacific.. 166 185,100 972,870! *83% Sale 70% Sale 71% Sale 61%
5
24 Jan. 5 24 Jan. 12
Pacific Coast Co
100
100
June
June 1 9
Pennsylvania. __
56
59,463 742,431 40% Sale 35% Sale 3434 Sale 32% Juno 23 35% June 25 32% June 23 41% Jan. 3
12
11
9% June 23 23% June 3 15% Mar. 11 23% Jau. 18
Peoria A Eastern
100
200
2,300' 12 Sale
Mar. 11
May
21
Pere Marq v t r __
100 51,000 176,850 18 Sale 22% Sale 20% Sale 15%
11 54 June 1 34 Mar. 12 oy Jan.
52 June 15 42 June 2 50 April 29 45 jau. 6
5,660 53 Sale 54 Sale
Prior pref v t r
100
600
3,500
41 Sale 40% Sale 40 June
Preferred v t r__ 100 1,000
Jan. 11
29%
Pitts A W Va.
100
31,000 131,200 30% Safe 29% Sale 28 Sale 2434 June 21 7634 June 1 24% June 21 32 June 10
70 Mar. 11
6
4,300 70 75 117 ____ 72 77 75% June 20 73 June 11 60% June 20 70% Jan. 15
Preferred . . . .
100
200
89%
June 1
Reading Company__100 153,200 1,399,800 83 Sale 70% Sale 67% Sale 60% June 24 42 June 2' 36% June 24 5d Feb, 5
42 Sale 39 Sale 3634 June 25 44 June L 38% June 25 57% Jan. I d
First preferred "
50 2,100 65,660
43,300 a 54% Sale 44 Sale 40 Sale 3834 June
Sale
Second preferred____ 50
a 105 Jan. o (jlOo Jan. 3
101
Rensselaer A Saratoga 100 2,100
50 105
101
19 Mar. ti ' - Ma> 9
21
19%
23
St Louis-San F tr ctfs A 66 70,300 296.630 32 % Sale 24% Sale 24 Sale 27% June 23 25% June 2 271$ June 23 35%> May 10
34
15,800
ij
Preferred A tr ctfs .100 4,800 185,500 27 Sale 34 Sale 24 34 Sale 19)4 June 23 28% June 1 19% June 23 30% May 9
Juno
June
28% Sale
St Louis Southw est... 100 33,900 60,920 37 Sale 37% Sale 32% Sale 28 J une 24 37 % June l 28 June 24 41 Jan. 13
Sale
Preferred_______ _100 9.200 30,800 7 Sale
7 % May
5
534 June IS 6% June 27 83% April 23 12% Ala* 9
3 500 20,000 11% Sale
Seaboard Air Line
100
Mar. i
4
9 June IS 1 0 %
Preferred
100 2^200 496,125 1101 Sale 75 Sale 73% Sale 6734 June 21 75% June 0 67 13• June 2 1i 101 Jan. 10
8
June
Southern Pacific C o ...100 156,600
17% June 20 24 % Jan, 18
23
20 % Sale 20
17% June 20 21 June
Southern Railway____ 100 70,100 434.560 11 58 % Sale 47% Sale 45 1 2 Sale 42 June 21 49 % June
42 June 21 60 Jau
Sale
Sale
Preferred___ 1____ 100 10,800 46,750
iu

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STOCKS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

P R IC E S I N J U N E .
S A L E S TO J U L Y 1
Price about
Jan. 3
Since
EXCH’CIR I n
Lament.
1921.
June. 1. J u n e 30.
June. Jan. t.
Par Share*. Share«. md. Ank. Ilid. A uk. Bid. A *k. Sale Price h.

29
H A N (IK H lN C n J A N . 1.

STOCKS

<N Y STOCK

Texas A Pacific______ 100
Third Avenue______ 100
Tol 8t L A West Tr rects..
Preferred trust rects___
Twin City Rapid Tran. 100
Preferred_________ 100
Union Pacific________ 100
Preferred_________ 100
United Rys Investment 100
Preferred_________ 100
W abash_____ _______ 100
Preferred A_______ 100
Preferred B_______ 100
West’n Maryl’d (new)_100
2d preferred_______ 100
Western Pacific___ ___100
Preferred_________ 100
Wheeling A L E Ry___100
Preferred_________ 100
Wisconsin Central-----100
Industrial and Mlscel.
Adams Express______ 100
Advance Rumely____ 100
Preferred---------------100
Air Reduction Inc_.no par
Ajax Rubber Inc______ 50
Alaska Gold Mines____ 10
Alaska Juneau Gold M __10
All American Cables__100
Alliance Realty______ 100
Allied Chem A Dye.no par
Preferred____________
Allis Chalmers Mfg___ 100
Preferred_________ 100
Amalgam Sugar 1st pf_100
Amer Agricul Chem__ 100
Preferred__________100
Amer Bank Note______ 50
Preferred__________ 50
American Beet Sugar. _100
Preferred__________100
Am Bosch Magneto.no par
Am Brake Shoe A F.no par
Preferred_________ 100
American Can_______ 100
Preferred__________100
Amer Car A Foundry. .100
Preferred_________ 100
American Chicle___ no par
American Cotton Oil. .100
Preferred_________ 100
Amer Druggists’ Synd__10
American Express____ 100
Amer Hide A Leather. 100
Preferred__________100
American Ice (new)__ 100
Preferred_________ 100
Amer Internat Corp__100
Am La France Fire Eng. 10
American Linseed____ 100
Preferred_________ 100
American Locomotive. 100
Preferred_________ 100
Amer Malt A Grain.no par
Stamped_____________
American Radiator____ 25
Preferred_________ 100
Amer Safety Razor____ 25
AmericanA Comm_.no par
Am Ship Shipbuilding. 100
Am Smelt Secu pf Ser A 100
Amer Smelt A Refin__ 100
Preferred_________ 100
American Snuff_______100
Preferred_________ 100
Am Steel Foundries ctfs 33 »8
Preferred_________ 100
American Sugar Refin. 100
Preferred, new____ 100
Am Sumatra Tobacco. 100
Preferred_________ 100
Am Teleg A Cable___ 100
Amer Teleph A Teleg. .100
Rights_______________
American Tobacco___ 100
Preferred, new____ 100
Common Stock B__100
Am Wholesale Corp, pf .100
Amer Woolen of Mass. 100
Preferred_________ 100
Am Writing Paper, pf.100
Amer Zinc, Lead A Sm__25
Preferred__________ 25
Anaconda Copper_____ 50
Assets Realization____ 10
Associated Dry Goods. 100
1st preferred______ 100
2d preferred................100
Associated Oil_______ 100
Atlantic Fruit____ no par
Atl Gulf A WISS Lines. 100
Preferred_________ 100
Allan Petroleum Corp..25
Atlantic Refining____ 100
Preferred............. 100
Atlas Tack Corp___ no par
Austin, Nichols A Co.no par
Preferred ........... 100
Auto Sales Corp______ 50
Preferred__________ 50
Baldwin Locomotive..100
Preferred .................. 100
Barnet Leather___ no par
PreturnA _________ 100
BarnsdaJ) Corp, Class A .25
Class B ___________ 25
Batopjlas Minlng_____ 20
Bay uk Bros . no par
Bethlehem Motors.no par
Bethlehem Steel Corp. 100
Claes B common___100
Preferred
too
Cum conv 8% pref J00

62,400
3,000
350
300
800

5 0 ,3 0 0

4,400
5.700
4,800
12,700
30,000
900
24.600
9,450
14.600
800
18,800
3.700
1,300

4,400
3,300
1,600
1,500
15,300
11,500
24,800
70
63,500
2,780
30,600
2,600
21,320
1,300
1,600
32,000
200
22,400
400
100
52,500
2,650
35,600
900
700
8,300
600,
13,995,
1,800,
6.400,
25.950,
4,200,
800,
142,650,
4,100,
17,900,
ioo;
51,400,
440,
100
1,500
34,000
26,700
600
49.500
4.700
2.400
115
26,100
1.300
248.700
9.200
231,400
800
167
52,475
186,221
69.500
2,100
20,900
400
223,500
1,600
5.200
3,100
2.200
71,220
1,900
3,634
450
228
7,000
5.300
269.700
6,500
6.700
40
500
300
900
400
1.400
100
421.700
600
200

3.400
1.400
300
MOD
294,800
J .000
4,660

Sale Price h.

Lowent.
Sale Priceh

Ifiohenl.
Sale Pricen.

20 24 % .Jline
24 10% June
13 1 I June
13 1 8% June
20 44 June
21 I 19% J une
30 65 June
21 10% June
23 23 J une
21 8% June
21 2 2 % June
23 14% June
23 10% June
23 20 June
20 29% June
21 65% June
21 10% June
21 17% June
20 33 June

27% May 16
16% Jan.
13 Jan. 13 2 0 % Mar. 21
12
8
11
16 April 6 20 % Jan. 11
April 51
Jan.
36% Jan. 10 55% April 7
rr
l i I J uric 21 1 2 2 % May 9
03 April 29 07% Mar. 10
7% June 24 1 2 % Mar.
17% June 23 20 Mar. 8
7 Mar. 1 1 9 May 7
9
18 Mar. J 1 24% May 10
12 % Mar. 12 15% May 6
8% June 23 1 May 9
14% J une 23 211 % May 9
2 2 % J une 20 30% May 9
£01 J une 21 70% Jan. 10
May 9
7% J u ne 21
19%
13% June 21 11% May 9
28 June 20 37% May 9

June
June
Sale
31.000 26% Sale 42 Sale 36 Sale 35 June 20 42 June
16% Sale 15
12
15
13
21,600, 45 Sale 40 Sale 36% 45 38 June 20 46 June
23
Sale
11,200
Sale
7,000, 31% Sale 34 Sale 21% Sale 30 June 21 34% June
21% June 23 29% June
115,750, 1 Sale 28%
% June 20 % June
% Sale
% Sale
1 0 0 100
1
1%
1% 1% 1% June 1 1 June
70.000 90 Sale 105 Sale £101% 106 al05%June 9 al06% June
100
108
1,218
52 45% Sale 42% Sale 38 Sale 35 June 23 43 June
515,011 88 Sale 91% Sale 87 Sale 83 Jpne 23 91% June
29,880,
31% Sale 70% 72% 69% June 23 74 June
222,500, 30 Sale 73% Sale 31% Sale 28% June 21 34% June
13,225! 94 ____
200;
Sale
June
37%
106,520, 56 Sale 48% Sale 58 Sale 35% June 24 48% June
13 73 June
62% 56
73 78
9.900, 79%
51% Sale 50 Sale 49 June 20 51% June
7,700,
1,700|
138.550, 44 Sale 36% Sale 29% Sale 25% June 23 36% June
50 60 55 June 22 55% June
500,
167,600, 51% Sale 44% Sale 41 45 32% June 28 44% June
42 Sale 45 47%
47
6.500 83% Sale 83 92 84 92 43 June 17 92 June
11
3.300, 26 Sale 29 Sale 26% Sale 92 June 21 30% June
23% June
359.300 78% Sale 83% Sale i76% 78 J76% June 25 83% June
June
18,160,
il23
Junel7
141.925 121% Sale 123% Sale 108 Sale yil5% June 24 125% June
111% 108
109% June
109% Sale
5.212
15 June 22
6.900, 19% Sale 18% Sale 18 Sale 15% June 23 20 June
19 June
44,800
60
June
4,080 7 Sale 6 Sale 4% 4% 38 June 21 45 June
4
13 6% June
76.535 117 122 130 Sale 112 % 125 116 June 22 130 June
12.632 8% Sale . 11% Sale 10%
9% June 23 12% June
11
87,500
50% Sale% 46 June
54% June
182,450, 43% Sale 53 Sale 55 Sale 50 June 21 58 June
13
55 57%
24.100,
57 63 56 66 60 June 23 61% June
10 100
737.550, 41% Sale 44% Sale 33% Sale 29% June 23 45% June
June
8
39,700, 8% Sale 8% Sale 8% 9 20 June 7 8% June
154.300, 49 Sale 29% Sale 23 Sale 68 June 18 31% June
55
June 6 68
5,300, 82% Sale 68 73 ;80 65
83%
June 20 85 June
212.300, 100 105 101 Sale 101 Sale J73% June 20 101 June
106 98%
Sale
5,340,
4,100,
12% 19 12% 17 12% June 24 12% June
300
70 Sale 68% Sale 68% June 30 70 June
13,325
280,210, 8 Sale 5% Sale 4% Sale 4% June 23 5% June
100, 9
7%
9%
203,1651 64 Sale 72 Sale 68 Sale 7 June
9% June
70
76
72% June
4,700 36% Sale 42% Sale 35% Sale 6 8 % June
42%
352,600, 76% Sale 76% Sale 70 72 32% June 20 76’ June
Sale
27,600 95 Sale 107 110 ;98 104 67 June 107 June
June
7,885 75 85 82% Sale 72 85 99% June
82% June
215 30% Sale] 29 Sale 26 Sale 82% June
24 June
30 June
96,066
85
85 June
5,200, 91% Sale £85 Sale 72% Sale 82 June
Sale
85 June
478,450, 100 Sale £95% Sale 90 Sale 65% June
85% June
95% June
29,120|
791,500, 73% Sale 60 Sale 53% Sale 40% June 20 6 6 % June
2,400, 79 82 78 80 75 81% 70% June 20 80 June
51% June 17 51% June
728:
Sale
378,380! 95% Sale 104% Sale j'102%Sale yi02% June23 105% June
% Sale
630,303] 114% Sale 124 % Sale 117% Sale
% June 30 9-16 June
279,360, 88 Sale 90% Sale 85 88 111% June 21 127% June
15.300.
88 June 20 90% June
123,000, 110% Sale 124 Sale 117% Sale 111% June 21 124% June
89 93 96 96% 89 96 90% June 9 96% June
1 000
72%
1,074.200, 61 Sale 98 Sale ;69 Sale j'64% June 23 77% June
Sale 92 96% 94 June 20 98 June
5,800, 32 Sale
32.300. 8% Sale 31% Sale 27 29 24 June 24 31% June
25,200 31% Sale
7% June 22 9% June
11.300. 35 Sale 39% Sale 36% Sale 23% June 23 28% June
421,220 2% Sale 2 Sale
34% June 23 41 June
8,435 26% Sale
1
2% June
28 Sale 29 32 28 % June 17 31% June
33,534] 56 Sale 62% 70 62% 66
June 1
4,850.
62% June 22 64 June
3,728 43 50 58 65 54 60 58% June 6 59% June
Sale
23 900, 94 Sale 99 Sale £93 Sale 93 June
99% June
9
5
43 900! 76 Sale 36% Sale 23 Sale 5 June
7% June
Sale 18 June
3,106! 100,
38% June
57 700, 41% Sale 32% 35 19% 22 15% J une
31 June
15% Sale 14% Sale 1 2 % June
62! 100, 966"
16% June
io6o‘ 900 1000
119
875 «820 June a900 June
3, 611 105 107 105 109 105% 107% 105 June 107% June
4, 255
17% 19% 15 19 16 June
17 June
17 400 10 Sale
9% June
8% June
610,
58% June
52% June
3% Sale 2% 5
300, 2% 4
3% June
2% J une
500, 86 Sale 12 12% 9 11 11% June
9% 23 81% Sale ;70%
11% June
2,043 080,
Sale ye2 % J une
83% June
99 102
6 150, 23
99 J une
95 June
40
65 45
700,
96
000 69 Sale 76 DO 76 55
96
400
25
16 25 24% June
26 June
21 600 35
Sale 24 Safe 14% Sale 14% June
24 June
8 700 % %
% % 27 % June 29 % June
300
J une
June
50 250 2% Sale
23 200
Sale
June 24
1,209 920, 53 Sale 52 Sale j4 7% Sale ;39% June 23 52% June
56%
55% Sale J45% Sale 41%
56% June
2 400
90 June
00 Sale 87 June 13 100% June
20 890 100
Sale 100% Sale 96% Sale 90 June 24

46 May 9
26% Jan.
June
19% Jan. 8
12
52% Feb. 17
38 June
40 Jan. 12
30 June
39% Jan. 11
21 % June
May
% Jan.
1% Feb. 9
9
1 Feb.
1% Feb. 6
100
May
105% April 26
a80 April a80
55% Jan. 13
35 J une
93% Jan. 20
83 June
J une
28%
39% May 2
69% June £83 Mar. 24
92% Jan.
92% Jan. 18
35% J une
65% Jan. 6
90 Jan. 20
56 J une
54 Feb. 28
46% Jan.
43% Jan.
48% May 10
51 Feb. 15
25% June
2
June
74% Jan. 5
22 55
65% May 2
32% Jan.
2 42 June
53 April 6
2 83% Jan.
92% April 12
u4 23% June
32% Jan. 29
1 76% June
Jan. 20
88
6 115% June 129% May 2
May
25
1 108 June 114 Feb. 27
29 Jan.
10 15
23% Jan. 28
15%
3 38 June
67 April 26
2 4 June
June
8% May 10
116 June 135 Jan. 11
8 April 13% May 18
40% Feb.
57% May 18
42 Jan.
59% May 2
57 Jan.
65 April 27
29% June
53% May 6
8 June
11% April 18
June
20
62% Jan. 31
June
68
93 Jan. 29
73% June
5
91%
98% June 20 107% May 20
Feb.
19 Jan. ' 20% Feb. 17
12
13 May 25
24 6 6 % June
% Jan.
75% Mar. 23
7
4% Feb. 23
1 80 June 23 10 Jan. 23
Feb.
80 Jan. 20
6% Mar. 12 14
63 Jan. 11 72% June 6
32% June 23 44% May 2
67 June 20 83 Jan. 20
95 Jan. 3 ,112% May 24
May
82% June 2j 82% June 1
24
31%
82 June 21 91 Jan. 11
20.
Mar. 7
June
65% June 16 96 Jan. 19
85%
16 107% Jan. 27
40% June 20 88 Mar. 1
70% June 20 91% Feb. 17
50 April 1 54
1
3
95% Jan. 30 108% Feb. 29
Mar.
June
%
% May 11
111% June 21 129% May 24
Jan. 4 94 Jan. 31
87
110 Jan. 3 127% May 23
90% Jan. 17 96% June 9
57 Feb. 21 82% May
93 Feb. 21 98 June 5
1
24 June 24 39% Jan. 20
7% June 22 10 May 16
23%’June 23 33 Jan. 14
3
33% Jan. 17 43% May 11
3% May 6
1% June 26 35% Jan. 13
24 Jan.
55% Jan. 6 65 May 27
45 Jan. 5 61 May 21
June 20
93 June '21 107% Mar. 23
5 June 17 9 Jan. 3
18 June 17 76 Jan. 3
15% June 20 44% Jan. 7
April 29
12%
June
a820 June 25 a23% May 10
1125
105 Mar. 11 110% Jan. 28
19
16
8% June 13 20 April 29
13% Jan. 12
June
52% June 10 70 Jan. 21
9 4%
29
2%
10 April 9 15 Jan. 28
Jan.
63% June 24 102% Jan. 11
June 27 94% Jan. 25
95 Jan. 27
29
70 Jan. 6 37 April 23
24% June 8 80 Jan. 11
27 May 4
14% June 29 35 Jan. 3
May 3 1 Jan.
27 % June 9 29 June 13
9
4
2% J an. 24 4% Jan. 8
39% June
62% May 6
4 1 % June 23 65 May 6
87 June 13 93% Jan. 11
90 June 24 107% Jan. 15

487,970 17% Rale
4 I .200, 14% Rale
7,200
3,000
37%
7,600|
80
308,300, 119% Sale
20,600 04% Hale
22,400 10 11
27,500 20% Rale
84,600, 8% Sale
148,700, 21 % Sale
15
3,600, 14 Rale
139,950 10% Sale
17%
60.550 29 Sale
78,175 70% Sale
10.550
Sale
71,160 10 Sale
21,100 17%
4,350

,

,

.,

,

,

24' i fJale
ii 12%
18% 10%
43 40
95
x\ 17 %Sale
64% Sale
8% Safe
Sale
22% Sale
[6% Sale
19% Sale
29% Sale
65 08
10 Sale
17% Sale
30 36

19 June
13 June
12 _ 10 June
to
16 I!) 17% June
38 43% 38 June
95
I 17% Sale 111 June
June
63% Sale 03 June
7% June
17%
8 Sale 7 June
2 1 % Rale 18% June
14 Rale 13 June
June
10 Sale 8% June
16 18% 14%
24 K Bale 2 2 % June
Rale I June
./<!:<% Rale £07% June
9
16% Sale 13% June
28 35 28 June

// i(/heat.

24% Sale

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STOCKS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

STOCKS

Y STOCK EXCH’OE
Par

S A L IH S T O J U L Y 1.1

In

June,

Booth Plflhertee--------no par Shares.
Brooklyn Edison. Inc..100 2.300
100
Bklyn union Gad.........100
1,600
Brown Shoe, Inc--------100
320
Preferred__________100
Bruridw' k Term A Ry Sec 100 1,500
Bums Bros---------------- 100 1,000
Preferred................-100
Butte Cop A Zinc v t c_..5 * 8,800
Buttertck......................-100 7.900
Butte A Sup Cop. Ltd- 10 5,200
Caddo Cent Oil A Ref. 100 18,200
Calif Packing Corp.no par
5.900
Calif Petrol vot tr ctf. -100 59.800
Preferred__________100 5.400
Callahan ZlncvLead-----10 17.400
Calumet A Arizona Mg 10j
800
Case (J I) Plow --------no par
Case (J I) Thresh M pfctf 100 2,100
100
Central Leather---------100, 72.400
Preferred__________100! 10,600
Cerro de Pasco Cop.no par,
Certain-Teed Prod_.no parj 18,600
300
ldt preferred---------- 100
100
2d preferred------------ 100 _____
Chandler M Car (The) no par 168,000
Chic Pneumatic Tool. .100 2,600
Chile Copper---------------25; 52,200
Chino Copper---------------5i 20,000
d u e tt. Peabody A Co. 100
9001
Preferred__________100
100
Coca Cola_________ no par| 71.800
Colorado Fuel A Iron. .100 4.300
Preferred---------------100
Columbia Gas A Elec. .100 32,400
Columbia Graphoph.no par, 121,239
Preferred__________100 6,200
Cornputlng-Tab-Rec ..100
3.400
Consolidated Clgar.no par 7.400
Preferred__________100
400
Consol Distrib, Inc.no par 3.700
Consolidated Gas N Y.100 13,000!
Consol Textile_____no par
Consolidation Coal-----100 10,900,I
Continental Can Inc— 100 11,100!
Preferred__________100
Cont’l Candy ctfs._no par 19*666
Continental Insurance. .25
1,100|
Corn Products Refin.. 100 173,800
Preferred__________100
1.700
Cosden & Co---------no par
Crex Carpet__________100 183.500
100
Crucible Steel of Amer. 100 420.500
Preferred__________100
700
Cuba Cane Sugar— no par 134,600
Preferred__________100 102,100
Cuban Amer Sugar.-----10 65,150
Preferred---------------100 |
800
Davison Chem v tc.n o par 4,000
DeBeers Cons Mines no par
400
Deere A Co pref--------100
100
Detroit Edison_______100
83
Dome Mines Ltd (The).10 22,200
Durham Hos Mills “BM-50
Preferred__________100
200
Eastman Kodak--------100
Elk Horn Coal Corp-----50
Preferred___________50 4,600
Emerson-Brant Ingham 100
300
Preferred---------------100
Endicott-J ohnson---------50 100,900
Preferred---------------1001
500
Fairbanks Co (The)-----251
100
Fam Players Laskey no par 139,500
Preferred__________100 2.400
Federal Min A Smelt. .100
700
Preferred__________100 2.700
Fisher Body Corp ..no par
900
Preferred__________100
200
Fisk Rubber---------------25 33.100
Freeport Texas Co_.no par 8,600
Gas. Wins A Wig, Inc no par 8.400
Gen’l Am Tank Car no par
400
General Asphalt-------- 100 951,600
Preferred---------------100 6.600
General Cigar. Inc-----100
Deben pref (7%)------100 4.600
200
Preferred__________100
100
General Electric-------- 100 32.100
Gen Motors C o r p no par 375,000
Preferred_________1100
800
6% debenture stock. 100 4,500
7% debenture stock. 100
Gilliland Oil pref (8%). 100 2,300
100
Goodrich (B F)_______100 43,500
Preferred----------— 100
4.700
Granby Cons M , S A P_ 100 2,900
Gray A Davis, Inc.........25
600
Greene Cananea Copp.100
2,200
Guantanamo Sugar.no par 4,100
Gulf States Steel tr ctfs 100 6.600
1st preferred_______100
Habirshaw El Cab..no par
Hartman Corporation. 100
700
Haskell A Barker C.no par 7,300
100 1,600
100 54,300
Hupp Motor Car Corp. .10 19,800
par
400
_ 5 36,700
.10
100 2,600
.20 22,700
100 5,000
Preferred v t c_
100
par 13,000
600
100 71,200
100
Preferred.
900
100 21,900
100 55,500

Since
J a n . 1.

Shares.

R A N G E S IN C E J A N . 1.

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

Ja n . 3
1921.
Ju ne 30.
June 1 .
B u i. A sk. B id.
Ask.
5 Sale 4 A«k Bid.% Sale
4% 4

Loxoest.
Sale Prices
8% June

Lowest,
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
3
5%
4% June 28 i 88 y{ June 18 95 Jan. 27
8
May 6
93 June 3 51 Jan. 12 72 F3 May 19
69 June 3 38 Jan. 14 ya May 20
40% June 7, 70 Feb. 9 84 Jan. 18
Highest.
Sale Prices

[

84 88 93 96 88 95 93 June 18
3
63 June 21
u,
25 35
a38% Sale 38 June 21
3,8201 ......... 80
|
Mar.
73 82
1,600! 4 % Sale 8%
3
5%
11
Sale 2% 3 % 3 June 23 4 June 2i 81% June 23 93 Jail. 20
10
Jail. 8
May
22
84%
86
22,673 83 % Sale 104 n89 io o Sale 84 June 20 89 June I 105 Jan. 4 115 Mar. 3
o
900 4 % Sale 4% Sale 4 n o4% 4 June 20 4% June 3 4 J une 20 6 Jan. 8
3
14 % Sale 15 17% 22% Sale 16% June 7 25 % June 20 14 % Jan. 2 0 25 38 June 29
10 June
May 2
1 1% Sale
10% June
13 % Sale 11 11 % Sale 10 June 20 13% June 21 10 1.i June 16 15^1 April 19
19 ?s
14% Sale 13
Sale
16 13% June
14
178
60 % Sale 57% Sale 55 % Sale 54 % June 28 57 % June 1 54 April 13 64% Feb. 17
May 13
26 Sale 42% Sale 39 % Sale 36% June 20 44% June 141 25 % Jan.
May 13
Jan.
June 20
j70 % Sale x69% June 22 75% June 2! 68 % June 1
Sale
Jan. 8
4
5% Sale 4.4%/. Sale 4
4%^ J une 23 407. Juno
5 June
May 3
ft f>
;45 1
15 41% Jan.
April 27
4
6 Sale
4 June 14 6 June 1 77 June ]
6 Sale
Feb. 18
Jan.
77 Sale
85
June 3
Jan. 19
37 J4 Sale 81 % Sale 34% Sale 82% June 213 82% June 2 31% April 13
32 June
36
37 %
Jan. 12
84 90 72% Sale 71 Sale 68 % June 20 73 June 1 68 M April :
Jan. 20
23 Mar.
27 Sale 28% Sale 25% Sale 24% June 23 28% June 2 23 % June 1
Jan. 20
23 7; June 21 25 J une 3
June 10
:
70 June 10 70 June 10 70 June !
Jan. 20
68
_.! 48% Jan. I
April 30
;| 04% Safe 61% Safe "j52*“ Sale * >4S% June 25 63% June 6 19 June :
! Jan. 11
June
60 % Sale 00 61 49 55 49 June 29 60 June 9,
Feb. 10
9
9% Sale 11% Sale 10% Sale 10 June 23 1 1 % June ll 19% Mar. 9
May 11
Mar.
20 Sale 24 % Sale 23% Sale 20% June 21 24% June X 36 % June i30
, Jan. 19
_____ ______ 42% 47
37 41 36% June 25 42% June 2 79 % April
Jan. 13
80 Sale 83 Sale 7 9 % _____ 83 June 1 83 June l! 19 Feb. 1
April 29
20 Sale 28 Sale 29 % Sale 22 June 18 30% June 25 25 % June :
May 6
27 % Sale 30 Sale
25% June 13 30 June 1
April 11
April 11
98 106 55% Sale 52 Juno 20 59% June 2 100 June 20
Jan. 29
52
5 8 % Sale
Jan. 8
7
l 4 % June 28
9M Sale 7 Sale 5 Sale 4% June 23 33 June 2 17 Vk June 23
Feb. 10
; 54 Sale
June
20% Sale 17% June 28
; May 9
34 40 37 40 28 34 28% June 21 37% June 6| 28 H June 21
; Jan. 11
x54% Sale 30 Sale 25 Sale 2 1 % June 24 31% June 2, 21 M June 24
Feb. 21
April 19
71 73 70% Sale 60 70 65 June 24 70 % June 1 65 % June 20
Mar. 26
5
_____ ______
6 Sale 5% June 20 6%
6 % 8 85 % Sale 81 % June 21 87% Juno 7\ 77% Jan. 5
1 May 17
June 3 15%
78 Sale
Sale
{Jan. 7
20 H Sale 86% Sale 16% Sale 15% June 24 19 June l1 84% June 24
19
| April 29
April 29
Jan. 29
42 J une 6
63 Sale
;43 47 42 June 6 50 June 16 90 ' April 4
Jail. 6
96% 100
74% 95
Jan. 7
l1 4% Sale
1 June 24 1% June 1 1 Feb. 15
i Jan. 26
61 June 13 63 June 6 Gt Mar. 15
y x65% Sale 1 Sale | 1 ~ Sale 59 June 20 69% June 2 59 June 20
____________
! Mar. 26
67 % Sale 66 % Sale 96 June 15 101 June 29 96 June 15
; Jan. 17
x99 102 100 103
98 102% 26% June 7 33% June 2 25% Mar. 11
; May 2
\ 29% Sale 31% Sale z27% Sale 83% June 7 33% June 33% J une 7
i May 11
____ 57 35 50 33 50 51% June 23
, 51% June 23
, Jan. 11
68%
75% Sale 68 ^ Sale 57 % Sale 77 June 27 83% June 10 77 June 27
Sale
1
Jan. 17
83 %
77 Sale 8% June 17 18 June 1! 8% June 17
8 8 % 85
Feb. 14
28% Sale 16 % Sale
June
9% Sale
i Feb. 18
53% June
> 65 % Sale 52% Sale 25% Sale 24% June 30 20% June 2, 24% June 30
i Feb. 28
30 Sale
l! 14 June 27
il5 Sale j 14 June 27
Feb. 15
90 99 19 % Sale 75 S2 75 June 23 85 June 3I 75 June 23
1 23 Mar. 44 May 26
24.7% Ralft 1
30% June 6 37% June 14
___________
Jan. 20
21
13% June 16! 15% June 9, 18% J une
), 19 Sale 1_____
80 April 20
78%
1 78%
l1 96 May
65 SO az88 June 30 a93% June 7 73% June
____________ i 78% Sale
96 May 13
June
June
¥ 90 100 93 95 o..c88 Sale 14% June 24 18% June 6 1 0 % Jan.
21 % April 21
\0% Sale 18% Sale xl7 Sale
Mar. 37 Jan. 20
1
...1 25
) 25 28
7i 84 Mar. 91 tf'eD.
84 June 9 85 June ...1 a640 June a690 Mar.
) 80 82 !_____
25 % May
16 Jan.
17 % Sale 1!
17 % Sale 16 June 24 22 June 2 39 June
May
40% May
_______ __ _ li
9%
6% Mar. 40 Jan. 15
8 1 6% June 13 7% June I 33% June
) 31 60 li 7% Sale 5
6 11
2
52 Jan.
09% May 7
395,400 53% Sale 61% Sale jo 8 Sale j 53^ June 21 64 % .June
May
87 Jan.
96 April 27
23 95 June
5.400 ____ 48 '
41% April 29
35 June 3 35 June 3| 35 June
1,100
82% April 27
June
73
57
2, 76% Jan.
532.700 49 Sale 69 Sale j 79 Sale J51 June 21 85 June 2 48 Jan.
90 Mar. 23
Sale 78% June 20 7 June 27 5% June
37.900 7634 Sale 84 S3 ;
9
June
18
7
7% 5%
2.700
6% 9 22% 24 21% June 23 25 June 1 2 1 % June
29% Jan. 28
9,890 ( 23 Sale 25 Sale ,
2 95 June 2S 90 Jan. 11
75 June 28
75
79%
9,560 97 Sale 86 89 94 Sale 95 June 29 86 June 23 75 June 29 100 Jan. 27
101
96
700 12 Sale 95 98 M 12% Sale 1 1 % June 21 96 June
Jau. 3 19 May 5
11
302.500 14% Sale 14 Sale 13 14 12% June 21 14% June 2 1 2 % June 21 2 0 % Jan. 17
%
June 2,
81,500 2% Sale 15% Sale 1% Sale 1 J une 6 15% June 1 1 % June 6 0% Jan. 13
1%
1% Sale
135,900 47 51
39% 45 40% June 29 44 June 7 40 >2 June 29 53 Jan. 12
1.925,
69% June 21 80 Jan. 3 78% May 5
Sale 07% 49 50%
,652,700 41 Sale 44 Sale% j 86 Sale 44% June 20 102% June 2! 40% Jan. 3 117% May 5
82
80
31,800 54 Sale 101 Sale 54 Sale 54 June 21 57% June
June 9
57
31,100
57 % Sale 83% 85 83 June 20 83 June 20, S0% Jan. 25 62% Jan. 20
ii 54 April 3 SS May 6
6.400 80 Sale
4
2,320 80 88 ___ ___ S8 100 90 June 22 90 June 22, 84 % Jan. 10 100 May 4
May 6
June 3 9 June
20
171,555! 122 Sale 133% Sale ;128%Sale j 120%June 20 135% June 30 120 % Jan. 20 138% Jan. 11
16 %
11%
9% June
14%
!,326,740 70 Sale 10% Sale 11% Sale 63 June 21 67% June 1 63 June 21 71% April IS
Sale 67% Sale 63 Sale 61 June 24 66 June 3 61 June 24 70% Jau. 13
6,010
25.200
22 82
77%
1 70
77% Sale 20 65 70% June 22 80 June 7 x77 % June 29 91% Jau. 24
13,710
Feb. 15
June
80 June 7
SO' 90 30 Sale 26% June 24 36% June 2 26 % April 24 44 yi Jan. 11
3,480
June
293.500 37% Sale 35% Sale j04% Sale i62% June 23 79% June 1 62 >2 June 23 85 Jan. 7
16.900 72 Sale 7934 Sale
June 2 OH Jan.
June 24
18 21 17% June 27 22 June 21 17 April 25 Jan. 26
16.200 16% 20
16% Mar. 24
10
11%
10,700,
May
Mar. 25 y Jau. 5
June 3
20,400 20 Sale 23 24% 20% 21 20% June 2S 23% June 10 18% June
16% May 6
7%
8
8% 7% June 21 10%
20,600 12 13 1034 1134 32% Sale 25 June 21 35 June 1 25 June
48%
52,250, 2834 Sale 35 Sale
87 % May 4
S7 % May
100
10 May
13 H Jan. 7
3.400
4
77% May 15
69 Mar.
71%
June
4.700 68 71 71 74 70 Sale 70 June 30 56 June 7 50 >2 J une
60% Feb. 25
June 1
53% Sale 50% June 20 18 June 2 13 J une
35.600 56 Sale
April
25% May 13
13
15
27,300 15 Sale 18 Sale 55 Sale x54% June 20 57% June 7 49 1 2 Mar.
61 May 6
20
Sale 47 June 23 70% June
14,200, 49% 51
86
252,550 67 % Sale 69 Sale 52% Sale 10% June 21 12 June 1 47 % June
16% May
June
10
194.500 11% Sale 12 Sale 12 Sale 9% June IS 13 June
■ 0 % Jan. s
2
% 9H
3,900 19 21 13 15 j 2% Sale j2 June 30 5% June 0! 9% J vine
» June
>
7 \l Jan. s
71,450 6% Sale 5% Sale
15% Jau. 12
7 Feb.
7% June 14 9% June 1 80 % Juno
18.600 1334 16
9% Sale
Feb. 25
100
Mar. 80 % May 11
37 Jan. IS
June
J une
165.500 31* Safe*" 34% Safe 32 Safe 31 June 2 1 34% June O 29% June
13*4
1 6
9%
6%
26,093 13 Sale 9 Sal© 7% Sale 36% June 24 49% June 1 36 %a J une
7
57 Jan. 15
9
38.750, 52J4 Sale 49% Sale 38 39 21 June 29 24 % June 3] 21 1 J une
April
25 Feb. 16
700,
> 1s
89
181.8281 93% Sale 87 34 Sale jSl Sale x78 % June 24 103% June «! .r7 8 A June 20 100 % Jau. 39
7
99% June 20 14% June 2 99 June 20! no i Jan. 11
June Zl
4.200, 103 Sale
ib
OH June
9% June 20
137,325! 1234 Sale U% 14 Jjj
226.700 52 Sale 53 13 Sale 47 % Sale 1 42 June 241 53% June li 42 June - l 63 *4 Jan. U
42

7

5

S A L E S TO
In
N Y STOCK EXCH’GE
June.
Par Shares.
7,200
Int Motor Truck__ no par

STOCKS

1st preferred______ 100
2d preferred__ _.100
International Nickel— 25
Preferred _ ______ 100
International Paper__100
Preferred
100
Preferred stamped .-100
International Salt
100
Invincible Oil Corp------par
Iron Products Corp no 50
Island Oil & Transp-----10
Jewel Tea Tnc
100
Preferred
__ __100
Jones Bros Tea Inc-----100
Kayser (Julius) A C o..100
Keily-Sprlngfield Tire.-25
Preferred 6 % - - -----100
Preferred 8 % ------ 100
Kelsey Wheel, Inc-----100
Preferred _ ______ 100
Kennecott Copper..no par
Keystone Tire A Rubb. _10
Kresge (S S) C o ... __ 100
Preferred __ ___ 100
Lackawanna Steel _ -.100
Laclede Gas (St Louis) .100
Lee Rubber A Tire_.no par
Liggett A Myers Tob._100
Series B ___ ______ 100
Preferred _____ 100
Lima Locom Wks, Inc. 100
Preferred __
.100
Loews Incorporated.no par
Loft Incorporated_.no par
Loose-Wiles Bis tr ctfs. 100
1st preferred______ 100
2nd preferred______ 100
Lorillard (P)________ 100
Preferred____ _ .100
Mackay Companies__ 100
Preferred______ .100
Mallinson(HR)ACo no par
Preferred _______ iOO
Manati Sugar _ ___ 100
Manhattan Shirt______ 25
Mariand Oil___ no par
Marlin-Rockw v t c no 'par
Martin Parry Corp.no par
Mathieson Alkali Wks. 150
Maxwell-Chalmers .no par
Maxwell Motor tr ctf__ i0G
Certificates of deposit .
do stamped assented. _
1st preferred tr ctf._100
Certificates of deposit
do stamped assented
2d preferred* tr ctf .100
Certificates of deposit
do stamped assented
Maxwell Mot W V Cl A100
Class B_ _ .no par
May Dept Stores___ 100
Preferred _ _____100
Mexican Petroleum__100
Preferred _
. _100
Miami Copper_________ 5
Middle States Oil_____ 10
Midvale Steel A Ord___ 50
Montana Power_____ 100
Preferred _______ 100
Montg Ward A Co_.no par
Mullins Body__ no par
Preferred I____ _ioo
National Acme _ __50
National Biscuit _ .100
Preferred_________ 100
Natl Cloak A Suit____ 100
Preferred_________ 100
Nat Cond’t A Cable no par
Nat Enamel A Stamp. 100
Preferred_________ 100
National Lead___ ___ 100
Preferred _ ______ 100
Nevada Consol Copper 5
Mew York Air Brake.. 100
New York Dock_____ 100
Preferred _________ 100
N Y Shipbuilding. _no par
No Amer Co new stock 100
Nova Scotia Steel A C.100
Nunnally Co (The).no par
Ohio Body A Blow..no par
Ohio Fuel Supply . _ 25
Okla Prod A Ref of Amer.5
Ontario Sliver Mining. 100
Orpheum Circuit________1
Otis Elevator._ Inc___
Preferred_________ 100
Otis S teel_______ no par
Preferred.... ..............i00
Owens B ottle________ 25
Preferred_________ 100
Pacific Development___
Pacific Gas A Electric. 100
Pacific Mali SS________5
Pacific Oil (when Issued;
Pacific Tel A T e l.____J00
Pan-Amer Pet A T r___ 50
Class B stock_______ 50
Pan handle P A R, prcf 100
Parish A Bingham.. no par
Pennev (.] O; Co pref. _J00
Penn Seab St v t c. .no par
People’s Gas L A Coke. 100
Philadelphia Co ( Pitts;. 50
Phillips Jones Corp no par
Preferred_______ . JOo
Phillips Petroleum..no par
Pierce Arrow Mot C no par
Preferred
_____100

31

STOCKS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

J uly , 1921.]

1,000
900
47,200
150,000
1,717
100
40,500
2 000
128,400
9 700
000
2,000

97,300
1,050
3,300
2,000
500
51,200
41,200
200
260
30,300
1,500
32,700
1,300
400
200
300
149,100
28,750
700
100
100
7,500
200
300
550
200
400
3 500
800
15,300
1,546
’400
200
700
3,200
600
200
1,000
100
1,300
200
300
1,200
1,600
5,550
100
998,600
100
15,000
196,600
56,600
3,500
100
12,700
1,400
100
17,800
1 400
800
500
300
4,310
14,820
300
4,900
1 100
14-000
3,200
10,800
700
1,300
4,100
3,200
700
600
000
72,790
500
12,000
2,000
100
9,300
3,300
5,100
12,000
800
286,800
1,000
403,300
82,200
475
2,700
TOO
28,100
31,900
14,800
300
300
35,400
197,100
27,025

] R A N d E S IN C E J A N . I.
P R IC E S I N J U N E
J U L Y 1.
Price about
1
Ja n . 3
Since
Lowest.
Lowest.
1921.
H ighest.
Ju ne 1.
June 30.
H ighest.
Ja n . 1.
Sale Prices
A sk. Bid.
Sale Prices
A sk. Sale Prices
Shares. Bid.
A sk. Bid.
Sale Prices
34
77,250 70 Sale 34 Sale 28 30 •2H% June 24 35 June •2 66% June 24 42 May 6
.> 28 K .1une 23 76 Jan. 18
9,940, 58 72 70 73 67 Sale 66% June 23 71 Juno
7,600'
Sale
02 % 58 61 56% June 22 60 June 3 r,()% .Inna 22 64% April 25
13
14
245,550 75 Sale 60 Sale 13K Sale 13 June 23 15K June 1 75 June 23 17 May 2
15
755|
Sale
May 4
2 46 Jan. 3 85 May 17
715,170, 46 Sale 60M Sale 53 Sale 47 June 21 70% June I 99 Jan. 15 73%
3
Inn. 101 May 13
200
14,367
72 Saie
68K June 21 45 June 10 45 K June 21 00 Jan. 20
June 10 72 June LI 68 June 10 75 Mar. 23
700
45
417,800 22% Sale 17 Sale 11K Sale 10 June 20 17 June l| 10 June 20 26 Jan. 20

24 June 23 40 Jan. 11
2% June 18
8
4 Jan. 6 4% Jan. 17
Mar.
8K Jan. 4 29% May 3
14k Jan. 3 25% Jan. 27
68 Mar. 19 79 Jan. 10
7 54%
5
38ys Sale 37 Sale 34 June 7 41% June 2 34 June 31 80 JMay 8
May
un
70 80 .75 80 70 June 2 80 June 8 70 June 7 94 Jan.e 25
7 79 June 15 70% Mar. 11
78 Sale 78 Sale 70 A June 7
62
9
53 Sale 62 Sale 51 J une 15 62 June 30 35 Mar. 11 90 May 11
May
90 June 23 90 .Inn'' 15 75 Mar. 11 22% May 11
June 2 8%
20 K Sale 19 Sale 17 June 20 20% June 2 16 Jan. 3 17% May 2
14 Sale 10 K Sale 120 June 20 14%
9K June 135 June L5 130 Jan. 10 150 May 3
977 June 17 99% June 15 97% June 17 103% May 3
%
58% Mav
46% Sale 37% Sale 32' ~ June 23 47% June 11 32 June 23 57% Jan. 11
3
17
13
49 June 21 54 June 6 40 Jan. 14
29M April 30
26% Sale 26% Sale 24 K June
29 June 8 17K Jan.
138% Jan. 22
145 155 143 148 140 K June 21 150 June 13i 137 April 27 155 May 23
130 155 130 145
97% Jan. 153% Mav 24
100 102% 97 % 103% 99% June 3 100 June 3 70 June 3 105% Feb. 8
2 79% May 5
71 78 62 68 70 June 2 71 J une 2
J une
91 95 80 95 88 June 22 91 J une 6 88 June 22 21% May 4
7 95% Mar.
14 Sale l OK.Sale io June 7 14% June ll 10 June 29 12% Jan. 28
8%
29 11 June l! 31
10
11 Sale iSK
5
33 37 30 K Sale 31 % June 23 35 June 2 93% Jan. 10 42 Jan. 31
33 ;8% June
98%
96 99 94 99 96 June 6 96 June 6 94K Jan. 23 100 April 28
99 115 94 115 94% June 23 94K June 23 136 June 3 164% Mar. 11
Feb.
Feb. 28
155 Sale 145% Sale 138 June 21 155 June Ij
9
103% 105% 100 105 104 June 22 105 June 3 100 Jan. 5 107 Feb. 3
65 68 03 A 65 64 K June
59K Jan. 7
65% June 2 55 June 3 68 Jan. 24
57% Feb. 2
! 56 58 55 57 55 June 7 56 June
10 Jan. 4 17%
2,800'
13 June 17 14 June 13 46% Jan. 7 67 Feb. • 4
| 67 Sale
1
15
1,800
62 June 21 67 June 1 39 June 21 89% June 14
Feb.
13,050 68 Sale 19 25 k 36 40 % 39 June
50K June 7, 18 June 13 25 April 5
19 23 18 June 13 21 June
2,400
June
19,000! _________i 19!A Sale 14% Sale' 12 K June 24 19 K June 1 12 K J une 24 21% May 19
6
10 19%
14
10,746'
6 June 10 6% June 21 14% Mar. 11 21 Jan. 20
Jan.
15% 16K 15 K June 23 16 June 17 14 June 14
8,300
1,200
20 13K 21 13' “ 20" 14 June 14 14 K June 14 i l l % June 2 20 Jan. 25
15% Anril 29
2 13 June 2
4,500 13K
52,630 2K Sale 12 K Sale 3K Sale 11K June 10 4% June 21 2% June 2 7% J une 11
4% Sale
2% J une
l % Jan. 3 1 Jan. 2
600
K June 2 1 June
M Jan. 4 3% Jan. 13
8,700
1 % June 2 1K June 3
3%
8,600!
6 Sale 3% Sale 3% June 30 6 June 1 5% June 30 12 Jan. 12
June 2 5% June 2
100
5 % June 2 5 K June 2
7,200
5 Sale
3 % June 20 6 J une 3 3 *Mav 23 9% Jan. 13
1%
21
2,100
IK June 21 4% June 2 3 June 27 5 Jan. 29
Mar.
200
3 Mar. 23
2% June 2
7,500
29
2% June 2 3K June 3 38 June 17 5 Jan. 15
1,200
42 Sale 38 June 17 42 June 15
June
25 42 June 14
8 June
10
1,600
s Sale 8
25 10
50,450, 9314* Sale 83 Sale 84 Sale 79% J une 7 86 June 14 95 Jan. 18 93% April 18
65%
June
June 25 99% June 14 65% Mar. 4 101 % April 7
930
99 % June
96
4,610,800 158K Sale 148% Sale 101 Sale 98% June 30 150% June 25 98,% June 30 167% Jan. 13
2
700
84 June 17 84 June 17 84 J une 17 94 .Tan. 11
15% Jan. 3 24 April 26
94,230
Sale
K Sale 19 June 21
June
1,003,188 15M Sale 22 K Sale j 20K Sale ; 10 % June 23 22% June 3 22 June 23 15% April 25
13-K
13% Sale U
13%
1 10% June 21 33% Jan.
308,500 31K Sale 26 % Sale 23 K Sale 22 June 21 27% June 1 z46% June 14
4
6,400 53 % Sale 53 55 j 47 49 z46% June 14 53% June 8 93 J une
56%
11
120 93 95 93 99% 93 9SM 93 June 15 93 June 15,
15 93 Jan. 15
June 2
Feb. 3
96,800 VJ’ Sale 1SK Sale 17 % Sale 16 K June 30 20% June 14 14% June 29 25 May 11
18%
17,050 21 A Sale
20 18 K June 29 19% June 6 88 * June 14 28% Jan.
18M
100 74
88
14
14
82,800 ! 27 Saie 20% Sale 15% Sale 106 June 23 88 June 14 13% June 23 188 June 9.R
30 Anril
13% .Timp 21 113 June 0 102 Jan. 4 90 Jan. 4
June
20% June 1
20,600
1113 116
106 .Time 28 110 June. 8 106 Jan. 3 120 Jan. 26
5,250 106 Saif* 109 110
0 25%
10,700 26 Sale 31 34 29 32 30 June 22 31K June O 55% Jan. 5 35% Jan. 18
Jan. 4 79% May 16
2,800
70 79 K 67 70 70 June 29 71% June 28
66,860 m Sale i% Sale
13
1% June 18 2 June 6 1 April 23 5% Feb. 11
68,120 50 Sale 50 U Sale 43 K Sale 41 J une 23 53 June 2 41 June
65
1,826 88 95 88 92 88 91 89 J une 17 89 June 11 89 June 17 95 Feb. 14
Mar. 9
18,200 69% Sale 76 79 i72 7% 175 j 69 June 20 109. Inna 7 69 June 20 ins May d
99 On 100 June 9.0 76 June 3 100 June 20 81 IVfn.v 7
4 000 100 104 102
106,500 10 Sale i m Sale 10% U K 9K June 21 11% June 1 9 Mar. 31 13% May 11
31,910 80 Sale 65 6S 57 % Sale 55 June 18 65 June 2 55 June 18 89 Feb. 19
67,800 21K Sale 32 K Sale 30 31K 26 June 7 33K June 3 20% Feb. 9 39 May 19
3,500 42 50 51 57 48 K 52 K 51 June 14 53 .June 8 44 Jan. 26 57% May 18
5,000
26 29 27 Sale 22K June
27 June 21 22% June 11
20,000 50 55 59 SaleK ;56 58 56K June 11 ;60% June 18 54% Feb. 21 33 Feb. 21
7
61% May 18
22,100 32 Sale 20% Sale 22 Sale 20K June 10. 30 June 1 20% June 10 39 Mar. 29
8
7,500 9 10K 9 k Sale 9K 0% 9 J une 20 9% June 1 «% Mar. 23 12% Jan. 8
3,300 m 10
10
10 Jan. 7
8 K 48
7% 8 K 8 J une 23 8K June 6 8 June
800 44 50 45 K
40 June 24 4 4 June 14 40 June 24 48 .Tan. 19
2
250,965 3 % Saie
7
1 1% May 7 4
IK June 1
1K Sale 3% Sale 4 June 23 2% June 13 4 April 31 6 Jan. 9
10,250 4% Sale
5
May
4K June 1 21% June 23 30% April 29
83,200 26% Sale 25% Sale 21K Saie 21K June 23 25K June
5
17,500 111 125 140 142 # 132 140 136 June 23 147 .June 7 115 Jan-. 22 148 May 4
400
90
June
88ft 82 Sain z73 85 79 % June 22 79% June 22 79% .Inne 28 86 Jan 24
1214
9
16 Mar. 11
60 700 13 Sal
9K June 28 12% June 3 66 Vq Mav 26 85 Jan. 15
1,500
68
27,500 44 48 z29 Sale 29 30 28 June 21 31% June 4 28 June 21 54% Jan. 9..^
100
100
97 May 25 07 Mav 11
12,300 34 Sale
596,600 4% Saie
11 1.200
21 .502
19,100 14% Sale
2,475 68 80
773,950 42 Sale
2,350 71 78
9,100 85 Sale
13,200 40 Sale
1,100
333,300. 18 Sale
476,220 8% Sale
1,800
90
560
165,026; 53 Sale
9.600, 40 Sale
89,200,
9,600 139 Sale
2,208 120 140
4,447 97 % Sale
4,soo;
800
628,520, 15 Sale
79,660 11K Sale
15,400' 31 Sale
600 03% 99
3001 99 105
46,950, 138K Sale
1,305' 97 103
3,828; 59 K Sale
3,350

3K Sale

3 Sale
9 Sale
27 Sale
18 21

24
2K
1%
19
18

June
June
June
June
June

23
18
11
9
20

29
4
9K'
27
19

June
June
June
June
June

3
2
28
30
7i

9

9

35,260
38,400
3,200
1,103,604
6.500
J ,332,900
201,100
475
12,300
500
445,600
210,850
90,800
J, 100
1.100
169,500
908,925
52.325

14 Sale
48 Sale
14%
41 40
.30 Yh Sale
73 A Sale
08% Sale

9
33 %
34 %
30
05
28 K
20 K
68

Sale
Sale
Sale
70
73
Sale
Sale
Sale

14% Sale 8% Sale
51 Sale x52 Sale
14 M 15%
ILK
35% Sale ;34% Sale
65 Sale i44 Sale
59 Sale 738K Sale
60
90 K Sale ____ Sale
8
9
51 ; Sale 50 Sale
32 % Sale 29 % Sale
40 % 51 43 55
75
90 67 74
23 Sale 17 Sale
22 % Sale
18% Sale
55 Sale 3 0 Sale

8% June
49 June
1 1 J une
j 47 June
31%
ji87% June
42 June
June
70 June
June
90K June
OK June
45K June
29 June
43 June
07 June
16 June
15K June
34 June

30
7
21
21
17
30
30
23
23
1
20

14% June 1
52% June 14
15 June 6
38% June 14
7
50 June 2
60% June 2
60% .! !1IK
7 1 June■ 9|
12K June 7
l!
90K June 2
10 .lime
21
51% June 2|
20 32% June
3
2 3 45
June 13
28 73 K June
t
53 1 .1 m u '
3t
21
22 23% June 2
22 55 June T
1

8% June 30
19
40% Jan. 21
11 J une
27% Mar. 12
38% Jan. 18
42 " June 30
3 7% June 10
23
70 June 23
9% June
85% Feb. 11
(>% June 2 0
33% Jan. 3
29 June 2 0
37% April 26
67 Mar. 24
16 June 21
15% June 22
34 Juno 22

19% Jail. 8
56 May 19
17% Jan. 25
41% Anril 4
50% Jan. 97
70 % Feb. 17
71% Jan. Q
71 Jnnft 12
15% April 25
90% June 1
17 Jan. 17
57% May 17
35% Jan. 11
55 May 10
76 Jan. 31
31% Jan. 8
42% May 2
88 Mar. 28

tl «

STOCKS STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

SALES TO JULY l Price about
PRICES IN JUNE.
Jan. 3
In
Since
1921.
June 1. June 30.
June. Jan. 1.
Lowest.
Highest.
Par Shares Shares Bid. Ask Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask Sale Prices. Sale Prices.
Pierce Oil Corp------------25 40,200 125.300 10% Sale 9% Sale 8% Sale 7% June 20 10 June 21
Preferred------------------5.600 29.100 75 Sale
Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa) 100 20,600 133,650 58 % Sale 69% Sale 63 Sale 54 June 3 08 June 21
55 Sale
STOCKS

N Y STOCK EXCH'QE

[V ol. 113.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices 20 Sale Prices
7% June

11% Jan. 7
54 June
78 Jan. 8
52% June 24 61 June 2 82
May J
Preferred---------------100
82 87
85 88 86 June 21 j 87 % June 7 52% June 24 64% Jan. 19
1,100
88%
7,41 ____ 84
Pittsburgh Steel pref_.10G
80 83% go June 27 80 June 27 79 % Jan 31 85% May 11
100
3.200
Mar.
Pond Creek Coal----------10 2,500 24.900 13% Sale 80 83 13 *2 Sale 1 2 % June 24 14% June 7 1 2 % Mar. 15 16% May 0
15% 681
Pressed Steel Car------ 100
81 % Sale
2 Sale
June 20
64 June 20 81 June 3 64 June 22 96 Jan 24
Preferred__________100 8.600 43.700
300
5.200
S3 June 22 87 % June 13 83
104 Jan 24
.(M
l
Pub Serv Corp of N J - -100
9.200
68 June
Pullman Company-----100 39,020 120,821 106 Sale 100% Sale 96% Sale 64 % June 21 101 % .June 9 54 Jan. 15 170% Jan. 21
89% June 14 1 0 % May 19
June
Punta Alegre Sugar-----50 44,100 206,060 z47 Sale 30 Sale 28 Sale 89% June 14 31% June
25 June 4 51%
4
35 Sale 31
Pure Oil (The)_n --------25
27% Sale 25 June 21
24% June 21 36% Jan. 11
24%
J une
Hallway Steel Spring - -100 164,300 377.900 86 Sale 83 % Sale j 79 Sale i73% June 24 31% June
87
73% June 24 90% May 10
May 6
Preferred__________100 6,650 23,450
400
ilOO 108 308% June 20 101% June
90 106
3,710
98 April 21 109 Mar. 3
Hand Mines, Ltd no par
200
6,500 20% 21 %
19
15
12
Hay Consol Copper-----10 16,000 178.100 11% Sale 13% Safe 1 2 % Sale 12 June 23 20% June 10 19 April 29 25% Jan. 11
Mar.
June
May
13% June 1 11 Jan. 12 15 Jan. 11
Hots (Hobt) A Co — no par
1.300
8
10
8
4
1st preferred_______100
56
Mar. 10 10 Mar. 11
200
Remington Typew v t c 100 10,200 65.900 27 % Sale 48 Sale 19 22 17% June 20 !4% June 1 40% June 20 48% Jan. 20
17%
24%
1st preferred V t c --- 100
74 May 7 37% Jan. 17
300
80
2d preferred________100
100
75 May 6 75 May 6
Replogle Steel------- no par 12,500 68,600 35 Sale 24% Sale 20 22 18 June 21 25% June
18 J une 21 39% Jan. 12
Republic Iron A Steel. 100 134,200 801,500 61 Sale 54 % Sale 47 Sale 41 % June 23 56% June
41 % J une 23 73% Jail. 13
80% 85 79% June 22 89% June
Preferred....................100 1,100
7.300 86 87%
79% June 22 96% Mar. 2
Republic Motor Trk no par 2,600 45.600 19% Sale 87 93
12% June 23 24%
12% June 23 14 June
Royal Dutch Co N Y sh’s. 128,750 786,810 65 Sale 58% Sale 53% Sale 46% June 20 60 June
46% June 20 69% Jan. 25
May 5
15,940 12% Sale
St Joseph Lead------------10 2,800
10% June 20 13 Jan. 12
10% June 20 12 June
Santa Cecilia Sugar.no par 3.500 29,280 4
5
2 Sale 2 June
3
3 June 1 2 June
5% Feb. 16
Savage Arms Corp-----100
1,400
10,250 11% Sale 15% Sale 11 % 11% 9% June
17% 4 Sale
23% Jan. 11
15% June 3 9% June
Saxon Motor C ar._ no par 11,200 108.850 2% Sale 4% Sale
Jan.
2%
3% June
6% April 30
4%
Sears Roebuck A Co— 100 158,702 720,052 95% Sale 75% Sale 66 Sale 63% Juno
98% Jan. 3
78 June 1 63% June
Preferred__________100
4,750 100 Sale 100 105 95 100 104 June 104 June 14 96 Mar. 104 June 6
300
June 6
Seneca Copper Corp no 10
Mar. 20% Jan. 17
16% June 1 12% Jan.
Shattuck Arizona Copperpar 6,800 161.900 17 Sale 16% Sale 15 Sale 13% June
19.800 4% Sale 6% Sale
3,000
4%
June
6
7% May 9
m June 15 38% Feb. 49 May 18
Shell Transport A T rad.£2 26,000 112,720 42%
June
44 June 8 17% June
SinelairConsOUCorp no par 484,700 1,949,200 24 Sale 41% Sale 41% Sale 39% June
Sale *3% Sale 20 % Sale 17%
28% May 9
24 June
Sloss-Sheffield St’l A 1.100 4,700 33.700 51 Sale 38% Sale 33 35 32% June
32% June
56 Jan. 11
38% June
400
68% June
Preferred__________100
500 74% 86 73 82 65 70 68% June
73% Feb.
73 June
So Porto ltlco Sugar. .100
35 June 103 Jan. 28
8,476
45
1.500
45 Sale 36 110 35 June
50 June 8 95% May 111 April 31
Standard Milling------ 100
810 106 Sale 100 105 94
5
Preferred__________100
100
625 70 80 76 82 66 77 75 June 18 75 June 18 75 June
78 Jan. 12
69% 70% 67% June 24 69 June 27 124% June
67%
Standard Oil of Calif__25
800
800
69 June 27
Standard Oil of N J -------25
June
7.300 27,661 158 Sale
13
148 130 138
Jan. 13
Preferred__________100 15.800 99,115 105% Sale 143 Sale 106% Sale 124% June 23 146 June 2 105% Jan. 167% Jan. 20
105% June 106% June
106%
73% June 110 Feb. 7
Steel A Tube of Am pf_100
9.900 77 79 78 Sale 72% 76 73% June s 78 June
1.300
82
85 Jan. 111% May 9
Stern Bros pref (7% ).. 100
5,660
200
21 June
Stewart Warn Corp.no par 12,100 83.500 27 Sale 25 Sale 23% 24% 107% June 7 107% June
21 June 6 25% June
37 Jan. 24
26% June
Stromberg Carburet no par 14,640 133 740 31% Sale 36% Sale 31% Sale 26% June 21 38 June
46 April 30
Studebaker Corp (The) 100 994.300 4,633,370 45% Sale 71% Sale 76% Sale 68% June 7 77% June 29 43% Jan.
93% April 29
Jan.
3,410 82% 95
Preferred__________100
300
92 June 21 92% June 2 83 June
97 May 4
Submar Boat Corp_.no par 10,030 68,830 9% Sale 7% Sale 6% Sale 6% June 20 7% June
6% June
10% Jan. 7
Superior Oil______ no par 12,900 104.400 13% Sale 6 Sale 4% Sale 4% June 25 6% June
4% June
13% Jan. 11
26
17.500
Superior Steel________100 4.100
26
20
48 Jan. 13
92% June
92% June 29 36 June
Preferred .............— 100
700 10.300
97% Jail. 13
June
97 June
10 June 22 25% Jan. 10
Temtor C A F P cl A no par
8.100
300
13 15% 10 12%
22
7 Mar. 12 10%
Term Cop A Chem no par 16,370 98,870 7% Sale 8% Sale 7% Sale 10 June 23 13 June
7 June
8% June
29 June 21 45 April 26
Texas Company (T he)..25 372.300 1,198,135 43% Sale 36% Sale j 33 Sale ;29 June 21 36% June
Jan. 10
500
Subscrip ctfs 50% paid. _
500
30 June 22 32% Jupe 27 30 June 22 32% June 27
32 June 10
32% Sale oo
Subscrip ctfs full paid__
500
500
10
10
Tex Pacific Coal A O il..10 78.800 866,800 27% Sale 24 Sale j‘19% Sale yi6% June 21 32% June 10 210 Jan. 20 32% June 21
June
36%
24% June 2 16% June 21 230 Jan. 22
Texas Pac Land Trust. 100
1,780 200 300 a245 Sale 230 275 a225
114
Mar.
7
Tidewater Oil________100
4,260 166 180 150 165 110 140 150 June 7 a251 June 27 150 June 22 175 May 3
100
June 150 June 7 45 Mar. 7
Tobacco Prod Corp..100 51.400 383,550 52 Sale 55% Sale 53% Sale 49 June 16 57 June 2 76% June 28 58% May 24
4.200 79% 83
Preferred__________100 1.100
Jail. 13
Sale 77 82
June
Transcon Oil ctfs_.no par 123,100 789,340 7% Sale 83 Sale 8 Sale 76% June 28 83 June 1 28 June 21 91 April 25
7
9%
13
7% June 21 9%
1 6% Mar. 12 44% April 25
Transue A Wins St’l no par 3.600 25.300
31% 34% 28 June
38 June 3
800
Underwood Typewriter 100
200
129% June 22 136% June 13 129% June 22 160% Feb. 25
18
200
100
Preferred__________100
104% June 17 104% June 17j 104% Jan. 27 104% June 17
Tune
Union Bag A Paper new 100 2.600 13.400 68 Sale
62% June 27 68 June 6 62% Mar. 75 Jan. 13
17%
Union Oil________ no par 50.400 287.400 21 Sale 22% Sale 19 Sale 17% June 21 22% June 1 98 June 14 25% May 19
Union Tank Car_____ 100
Mar. 24
200
845
101 Sale 90 98 98 June 10 101 June
94 June 10 107 Mar. 24
300
Preferred__________100
7)100
90 96 94 June 7 94 June
100
____ 100
19
United Alloy Steel_.no par 13,500 39,220 31 Sale 27 28 22 23% 19 June 20 27% June 148 June 20 34 Jan. 4
Jan. 11
250 128 150 125 200 125 200
United Cigar Stores__ 100
Feb. 10
106 Jan. 19 xl50 Jan. 19
100 98% 105
107 90 105
Preferred__________100
100
106
81% June 28 106 Jan. 19
United Drug_________100 19.400 56.900 96 Sale 93 Sale 84 Sale 81% June 28 93 June
37 June 24 47 Feb. 25
5,150 42% 44% 43 Sale 39 Sale 37 June 24 43 June
1st preferred_______ 50 1,225
33 June
640
United Dyewood____ 100
140
33 June 24 33 June 24 z95% June 24 207 Jan. 11
20 50 Jan. 7
Sale
United Fruit________ 100 93.300 382.600 198 Sale 109 Sale J105 Sale z95% June 20 109 June
United Retail Stores no par 111,500 702,300 52% Sale 58% Sale ;53%
16
yso June 20 59% June 48 April 31 62% May 23
11% Jan.
U S Cast Iron Pipe A F 100 4.100 32,620 11% Sale
12% June 15 15 June
Jan. 3 19 May 6
7,310 39% Sale
400
Preferred__________100
Mar.
40 June
45 June 16 39% June 20 50 Jan. 23
5%
3.700 6
700
7
13
U S Express_________ 100
20
7
6% 5% 5% 5%
5% Sale 16% Sale 15 June 23 5% Juce 14 15 June 23 27% Jan. 19
U S Food Products___ 100 46.300 349.950 21% Sale 19%
June. 20 June 1 48% June 23
53%
U S Indus Alcohol____ 100 109,800 432,000 64% Sale 65% Sale ____ Sale 48% June 23 65% June 1 85 June 24 74% May 3
92 85 June 24
1.400 92% Sale 90 98
200
Preferred__________100
102 Mar. 8
June
U S Realty A Improvt.100 23.900 143.400 41% Sale 52% Sale 47% Sale 42% June 23 90 June 15 41% June 28 58% May IS
52%
2 50% Mar. 11
53%
U S Rubber__________100 403,900 1,483,910 65 Sale 66 % Sale 92% Sale 50% June 28 68% June 2 91% June 20 79% April 30
94% 91% June 20 100% June 3
1st preferred_______100 7.100 28,140 101 Sale 101 102
2 103% Jan. 4
U S Smelt Refg A M g ..50 2.050 38.850 33 Sale 32% Sale
28 June 28 33 June 6 26 April 25 35% Jan. 27
39
4.400 44% Sale 41% 42%
600
44% Jan. 3
Preferred__________ 50
39 June 25 40% June 20 70% June
74%
6
United States Steel___ 100 1,013,800 3,187,210 81% Sale 79% Sale 108% Sale 70% June 23 80% June 2 105 June 23 86% May 27
Sale
Preferred__________100 9,094 58,134 107 Sale 108 Sale ;48 Sale 105 June 21 109 June 30 45% June 21 112 Jan. 19
Mar. 31 59% Jan.
y45% June 21
Utah Copper__________10 73.900 426.100 50% Sale 53 Sale
June 2
2.050 26,150 9 10 10% Sale 9% 9% 9 June 20 53% June 1 8% Feb. 25 12 % Mar. 17
10%
Utah Securities v t c __ 100
Vanadium Corp___ no par 58,600 553.700 35 Sale 30% Sale 29% Sale 25% June 21 31% June 2 25% June 24 41 Jan. 11
Mar. 21
1.600
100
Van Raalte, 1st pref__100
80 June 20 80 June 20 72 June 23 80 June 20
28
29%
Jan. 11
Va-Carolina Chemical. 100 26.400 v 172,200 38% Sale 78 Sale 25% 78 23% June 23 30% June 2 23% June 23 42% Jan. 18
82 70%
60 June 23 80 June 3 60 June 9 102%
Preferred__________100 10,100 22,800 x96% Sale
2.800 84 Sale
400
78 June 9 83 June 2 78 Mar. 95 Jan. 25
Va Iron Coal A Coke..100
7
May
Vivaudou (V), Inc.no par 10.500 117,915 7% Sale 7% Sale 10% Sale 11 June 20 8% June 10 5% Jan. 11 13 Jan. 11
6%
6
12
11
June 7 13 June 10 8% Jan. 4 9% Jan. 20
11
12%
Weber A Heilbroner no par 4,000 26.400
54 58 52
2,300
14
72
Wells, Fargo Express..100 4,600 28,664 47 50 62 63 j 87 Sale sS6 June 24 62 June 4 49% Jan. 3 94 April 12
June
35,410 84 Sale
90 June 18 84 May
Western Union Teleg-.lOO
93 55 88 88
3.900
700
6 41%
Westinghouse Air Brake 50 27,200 105.950 93 Sale 92 Sale x43% Sale 41% June 20 92 June 2 87% June 27 49% Jau. 29
23 96% Mar. 14
42% Sale 46 59% *49 58 56% June 23 46% June
West’gh E A Mfg assent 50
May
1.400
June 9 58 June 6 56 J une 4 62ra Mar. 2
58
200
1st preferred_______ 50 20,700 105.700
June 23
Sale
June
White Motor_________ 50 42,346 235,846 36 Sale 37% Sale 32 Sale 29% June 2S 37% June ■> m June 23 44 May 2
28
Jau. 8
12% Sale 8% Sale 15 June 22 12%
7%
White Oil Corp___ no par
15 Sale
14% April 11 17% Jau. 11
2.700 15
15 June
18%
500
Wickwire-Spencer Steel. .5 68.900 581.100
5 % Jan. 3 10%
Sale 6% June 24 8% June
5
8% Sale
5%
Willy s-Overland______ 25 12.500 57.100 31% Sale 36% Sale
26% June 23 42 May 3
26% June 23 36% June
May
Sale
New preferred_____ 100
32% J une 20 47 Jan. 7
34
Wilson A Co nc v t c no par 5,900 26,200 40 Sale 38 41 ____ Sale 32% June 20 38% June
80
80
SO May 20 89% Feb. 8
1,100
Preferred__________100 3,500 22,200
1 1 2 % 114
109 111 108% June"20 114% June 108% Feb. 24 117% April 11
Wool worth (F W)____ 100
____
Feb.
900
200
Preferred__________100 10,000 108.600 44% Sale 105 Sale 104 Sale 105 June 24 106 June 105 June 24 112 May 16
42%
38% J une 21 55%
38% June 21 49% June
49
5
Worth’t’n P A M v t c_100
SO
80
71 Jan. 7 51 Feb* 25
10
2,429 70 73 77 Sale 73% Sale 76% June 21 78% June
200
Preferred A v t c ___ 100
58
61 Jan. 5 65 % Mar. 4
56% June
6,320 55 60 63
1,000
Preferred B v t c ___ 100
7% Sale 6% June 23 63 &June
6 1 June
900
7' J une
900
7% June 29
Wright Aeronautic.no par
a Less than 100 the month Ex-rights, thisEx-div. and rights, d Part paid,certificates. * Opening sales gworepaid, ftat these prices. j Quoted
shares, b
c date, x Ex-dlvldend. a Trust e 1st paid. / Full paid, 3d made Ex-stock div.
ex-dividend during
prior to

General Quotations
OF

BONDS AND STOCKS

1. In tho following thirty-two pages of tables, quotations are given for all the more important securities listed on and
Stook Exchange in the United States; also for leading unlisted and inactive securities.
2. Quotations from all Stock Exchanges are as near as possible for tho cloning day of Ike month, preceding the date of issue.
As the New York Stook Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices “and interest,” we have adopted the name
method and no longer employ a designating mark to indicate the fact oxcopt whore there is a deviation from this rule. The
reader will understand, therefore, that unless the lotter “/ ” is prefixed to the price, he must pay accrued interest in addition
to the price. This, however, does not apply to income bonds or bonds in default, in which cases the price includes the
Interest, should there be any.
3. The letter “/ ” prefixed to bond prioes denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that is, that tho accrued interest
forms part of the price, and 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 in default, the price is always “flat,” and no designating mark is em­
ployed to indicate the fact.
4. Stook 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 in all cases 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 consolidated, “conv” for convertible, “s f” for sinking fund, “1 g” for land grant, “op” for optional.
7. The black-faced type in the letters showing the interest period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are “and Interest” except where marked “/ ” and Income and defaulted bonds.

Bonds

Bid.

Ask.

Bonds

Bid.

Balt A Harrlsb—See West Md
Baltimore A Ohio—
Conv 434s5s 1995 Ser A..JAD 67Vs
Ref A gen 1933 red 1923 MAS 6834
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s ’42. JAD 69
10-ys 6s July 1929_____ JAJ 88
Ala Gt South 1st 5s Dec ’27. J AJ 86
7.50
Eq g 4 J4sjl921-Feb ’22. FAA 6 7.50
Qen M 5s Dec 1 1927 £._JAD 77
78
Eq 434s 1921-1923___ AAO 6
1st cons g 5s 1943 Ser A. JAD
84
76
Pitt JcAM dlv 334s W Va—
Belt Ry of Chatt 5s 1945.JAJ 75
Plttsb Lake Erie A g’25MAN 63
Ala Midland—See Atl Coast Lin
Refund gold 4s 1941..MAN
Alabama N5s g ’40A P June— U 77
Orl T red ’10.MAN
8 W div 1st g 3J4s 1925-.JAJ 7734
82
“A” deb g 5s’40red ’10.MAN 1/ 64
Central 1st con g 4J4s’30MAS
“B” deb
68
Reor Ohio
l) 63
68
84
“C" deb g 5s Nov 1 1940. AAO
Ohio RlvRR—lstg 5s’36JAD 8134
Albany & Susq—See Del A Hud
Gen gold 5s 1937___AAO 94
Allegheny Valley—See Penn RR
HuntABS 1st 6s 1922..JAJ 7634
Alleg A West—See Buff R A P
Pitts Cl A Tol 1st 6s’22_AAO 9634
95
Allentown Terms 4s 1919
Pitts June—1st g 6s ’22..JAJ 85
Ext at 6% to 1929_____ JAJ 90
2d g 5s July 1 1922...JA J
Alton Bridge—-See St C M & StL
Sch Rlv East
58
60
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995__Q-J A 53 ostook Staten Isl Ry Side 4s’25.JAD 8734
Aro
AroostookNorthern—SeeBangor n Pac.
Tol A Cln dlv434s 1959..JAJ 63
4s 1943.JAD 52
Aroostook&Valley—See Canadla
W Va A Pitts 1st 4s
Asheville Spartanburg—S U A 70
Bangor A Aroostook—g ’90AAO 75
Col 1st M g gu 4s 1995..JAJ
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943— .JAJ
Atch A East’n Br—4s 1928.J<feJ 77
Cons refund g 4s 1951__JAJ 48
Atchison Topeka 4s Santa Fe— 74 %
A 1995.-AAO
Medford Ext 5s 1937__MAN 50
Qen mort gold
7534 Plscat Dlv g 5s Jan ’43..AAO 50
Adjustment 4s July 1 ’95.Nov 69M 6934 StJohnsRlvExt gu 5s’39.FAA 50
71
Stamped__________ MAN
Van Bur Ex 5s Jan ’43. AAO 50
Convg4s of ’09 due’55 opt JAD 6934 6834 Washburn Ext g1st 5s’39.FAA 55
Conv g 4s of 1905 due’55 .JAD 6634 6734 Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947AAO 65
80
Conv g 4s 1960______ JAD 79
Nor
Trans 8 Lst1strf44s 1958._JAJ 70 34 7234 Battle Maine Seaport 5s ’35AAO n 55
g Hs’62op M&S
Cr’k A Stur—See Mich C
Cal-Arlz 1 <fe
7734 98 Beech Creek—See N Y C A H Rlv
If 93
Series B____________
Bellingham Bay A British Col—
E Okla Div 1st g 4s ’28. MAS 90
8334 9234 1st g 5s Dec 1 1932____ JAD 70
Hutch A So 1st g 5s 1928. JAJ 67
Bell A Caron—See
68 Belt RR A Stk Yds Illinois Cent
Rocky Mt Dlv 4s 1965.J&J
(Ind’p’l’s)—
San Iran A San Joaquin Vail—
1st ref g 4s 1939______ MAN n 68
1st gFe Prescott A Phoenix 913£
5s Oct 1 1940. ..A AO
Belt Ry of Chat—See Ala Gr So a
Santa
Belvldere Del—See Pennsylvanl land
1st g 5s 1942______MAS 8634
Bennington A Rutl’d—See Rut
Atlanta BIrm & Atlantic—
Big Sandy Ry—See
A Ohio
15
20 Blrm Belt—See St Ches San Fr
Income 5s Nov 1 1930_____ 43
LA
50 Birmingham A S E 6s 1961 MAN 15
Atl A Blrm 1st g 5s 1934. JAJ
Atlanta A Chari A L—See South ern Ry.
Blrm Term 1st g
itl KnoxKnoxv A Nor—See Lou hville N ashv Bolivia Ry 1st 5s 4s ’57 gu.MAS 6334
A Cln—See Lou A Nas lsv A
1927____ JAJ
Atlanta
Boston A Albany 5s Oct ’63JAD '7634
vtlantlc A Dan—See South RR
5s June 1942_________ JAJ 81
Atlantic City—See Reading Co
5s July 1 1938________ JAJ 83
Atlantic Coast Line Co of Conn—
434s July1933 gu NYC. MAN 7834
81
Certs Indebt 5s lrredeem JAD J 78
4s May 1 1937_______ JAJ 7734
90
Certs Indebt 4sLine RR—JAJ / 86
1925___
4s May 1 1934 gu NYC.MAN 7634
Atlantic Coast
4s May 1 ’35 guNYC__MAN 75
1st cons 4s July 1 1952 MAS 743S 75
334s334s 1952 gu NYC AAO 58
Col trg 4s Oct 1 ’52 op MAN 67
68
Ref Jan 1 1951_______ JAJ 60
65
Convaeb 4s’39 op’16 MAN 63
Qen unif 8er A 434s ’64 JAD 703^ 7434 Bost A Lowell 4 34s Feb ’33.JAJ
4s April 1932_________ AAO
7% notes May 15T30MAN15 67.12% 6.75% Boston A Maine—434s g ’44JAJ
10034 10034
Eq434s Dec 1921___ JAD 66.95% 6.40% 434s April 1 1929______ AAO
Eq. 634a Jne ’22-’36.JAD
4s Sept 1 1926.............MAS
AlaMld—lstgug5s'28MAN 8934 93
4s Feb 1 1937........... FAA
Atlantic Coast Line of SC—
48 Aug 1942__________ FAA
73
75
Qen 1st g 4s July ’48.JAJ 99
334a Jan 1923_________ JAJ
N EAof SC 1st 1933..JAJ 74
6s 4s ’38.JAJ
3J4s Nov 1 1921..........MAN
Brun West
83
3s July 1950___________ JAJ
Char A Sav gen 7s 1936.JAJ 10333
PortsGtFACon 434s ’37.JAD
72 Bos A
Fla So 1st g gu 4s ’45.-JAJ 69
Nor A Car 5s 1939...AAO 83
89 Boston NYAL—See NYNHAH
Rev B A 434s ’27.JAJ
Pet’b’g—Class A 5sg’26 JAJ 89
93 Bruns A W—SeeLAt Coast Line
Class B 6s g 1926.-AAO 97
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941..JAJ
Rich A Peters 4 34a 1940 AAO 76
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh
Bav Fla A W 1st g 6a ’34 AAO 99
General 5s g 1937_____ MAS 8834
1st M g 5s 1934___AAO 89
94
Con g 434s K 1921-’33.FAA 75
Wll A Wei gen g 5s ’33.JAJ 88
92
Equip 6s Ser 1957_____ MAN 6.85
Qen mort g 4s 1935..JAJ 77
Equip g 4j4s Ser F 1927. AAO 7%
Atlantic A Yadkin—See Souther n Ry.
Equip 434a Ser E 1922..MAN 7%
Augusta South—See South Ry.
Equip 4s Ser Q 1929___AAO 7%
Aug Term—See Chari A W Car
A1 A West 4s g guar 1998AAO 0934
Austin A Northw’n—See So Pac
Clear A M 1st 5s g gu ’43.JAJ 8334
Balt A Curnb Atlan—See’29.JAJ
Ches A Val RR 6s Pa RR
Roch A Plttsb—
B a lt
96
Consol 1st g 6s 1922..JAD
«8r 1st M 6« July 1931...JAJ ____ ___ Buffalo A Southwest—See Erie. 9834
Prior lieng334s g1 1925__JAJ 813^ 8134 Buff A Susquehanna RR Corp—
1st M 4s July 1948..AAO 65 M 66 Vs 1st 4s Dec 30 1963_____JAJ 65
Burl Ced RapANo—SeeCRIAP
Butte’AnacondaAPac 5s’44 FAA 72
California N W 5s 1928 gu. AAO 8834

Sin dsu nodf e rc othepcaonniesos lidoanteso l'da mare.
m
c
l/len
dn e
Adirondack—See Del A Hudson
R A I L R O A D BONDS

Ask.

| Bid.
rj 85
75
Cambria A Indiana—
6734 1st M gold 5s 1936 __ft
6834 Canada Sou 5s 1962 ser A.i
88
8834 Canadian National Rys—■
8334
6.75%
6.75% Eq tr 7s May 1 1935___ ft
100
Northern—
8334 Canadian deb 4s 1930 gu.JA___
1st con
70
6334 S f deb 7s 1940________JAD 10134
7834
9734
9234
Eq 434s various.
6 8%
88
b 8%
88
68
Canadian Pacific—
Cons deben 4s perpetual.. If 63
6% notes Mar 2 1924._M___ 9434
67.25%
8934 Eq tr 434a 1921-1928...JA J 67.25%
5234
45
66
If 81
Cons deb 4s perpetual. .JAJ If 58
79
OntAQue deb gu 5s perp JAD If 74
Carb A Shaw—See Illinois Cen
Carolina Cent—See Seab Air L
Caro Clinch A Ohio 5s ’38.JAD 68
Carolina 5s 1962.................JAD 6 8%
1st sf A Yadkin River—
65 Carthage A Adlron—See N Y C 74
Catawlssa cons g 4s 1948..AAO
C R la F A N—See B Ltd— N
Central Argentine Ry C R A
Conv g 6% notes 1927..FAA
Cent Ark A East—See St L S W 78
Cent Branch Ry—See Mo Pac
73 Central of Georgia—1945..FAA 89 34
1st M g 5s Nov 1
Cons gold 5s 1945_____MAN 81
10-yr 6% sec gold bds ’29JAD 8334
Eq 434s Jan ’22-Jan’26..JAJ 67.75%
Chat Dlv gold 4s 1951..JAD 65
Macon A Nor g 5s 1946..JAJ 79
30
Mid Ga A Atl 1st 5s 1947 JAJ 77
65
Mobile Dlv 1st 5s 1945 JAD 75
Oconee Dlv g 5sg1946....JAJ 8034
‘8434 Cent RR A Bkg 5s 1937 MAN 7634
88
Chattahoochee A G 5s ’30JAJ 80
Chat R A South 5s ’47.JAJ 75
8934 Eatonton Br 5s gg 1926..JAD 80
8434 Cent Indiana—See Cl Cln Ch A StLouls
83
82 Cent A
81 Central New Eng—See N Y N H A Hartf
of New Jersey—
Gen
1st) g 5s ’87
6534 AmerM (nowA Imp 5s 1921JAJ j 94
Dock
Ext ati6% to 1936___JAJ
Leh A W B Coal con g is 9834
7%
N 1925,L1930, 1935....... J & D 6 85
Y A Br gen 4s 1941. MAS 81
General gold 5s 1941..MAS
Central Ohio—See Balt A Ohio
Central Pacific—See So Pacific West
Charleston A Nor—See Caro Atl 75
Chari A W Car 1st 5s ’46..AAO 85
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s ’47 AAO
Chateaugay Ry—See Del A H of Ga.
Chattahoochee A Gulf—See Cen
ChattanoogaASta 4s ’57 gu.JAJ 60
Chesapeake Ohio—
1st cons g 5s 1939_____ MAN 72
General 434s gold 1992..MAS 8834
Conv g 434s 1930 op ’15. JAJ 73
80
Gen fund A Impt 5s 1929.FAA 8034
80
6.40% Conv g 5s 1946________ AAO 67.25%
6.50% Eq tr 434-Jan 15 ’22-’26. J AJ15 67.25%
6.50%
Dec’21-Dec’26 JAD
6.50% Eqtr434sNov’21-May’27MAN 67.25%
Eqtr434
Equip Valley1925-1935...JAD 66.90%
634s 1st 5s g '40..JAJ 7634
Craig
Potts Dlv 4s 1946____JAJ 5934
R A ACreek1st con g 4s ’89JAJ 70 34
2d con g 4s 1989______ JAJ
Warm Sp Val 1st 5s g ’41 MAS 6034
70
71
Coal Rlv Cog1st 4s gu’45 JAD 65 34
Ry 4s gu’38..AAO 74
Elevator
76
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s’44 JAD 67
Greenb Ry lstggu 4s’40MAN 62
Raleigh A S W 1st 4s ’36.JAJ 60
WestPocCorplst 4 34s’45 FAA
Chesapeake A Ohio Northern— 78
1st M 5s 1945 guar____ AAO
Chesterf’d A Lane 1st 5s ’55FAA 40
—

5 Basis. " This price Includes accrued Interest,

k

Last sale.

In London. r» nominal. 75ale price

Ask.

Bonds

90
80

86
10034
75
10134
9834
9434
734%
734%
___
72
65
95J4
6.50%
6.50%
86
62
78
70
7%
25
80
81
8234
8534
6.75%
.

85 J4
77
90

97
99
6%
—

97
65
9134
72 34
7434
8134
8034
6.60%
0.60%
6.60%
6.40%
74
65
--- —

31

N O T IC E .

GENERAL QUOTATIONSn d
a

All b o n d price* are “ a n d I n t e r e s t " e x c e p t w h e r e m a r k e d

Sondi
Calc A vilo u 1st 3 H 8 lttau JA J
RH tefuud g 3a 1949
AAO
Deb 3a 1922 sub] to call JA D
Chicago H urllngtou A Q uincy—
Qeu M is 1958
MAS
Deuv E x t coll tr 4a 1922 FA A
flllnold D l»3H <i,4 9 o p ,2tf JA J
ta July 1 1949----JA J
Nebraeka E xt 4a 1927 MAN
8 W D b a ( 4b 1921
MAH
C B A Q Joint 4a— See N or Pac
Chicago A Eastern lUluola—
Ref A Im p M 4a g '33 op JAJ
U 8 M tg A T r ctfa dep.
1st coueol 6a gold 1034 . A A o
Oen conaol lat 3a 1937 .- M A N
D 8 M tge A T ru a t ctfa dep
Stomped N ot 1917 ln t
G uaranty T r Co c tf dep.
Eq J H s Sept’ 21-Sep '23 M AS 6
Ch A I C R y— le t 8a '30 JAJ
Oblc G t West— la t 4a 1959MAS
Chic Ham A Weat la t ba'27 JAJ
Chic A 1 C R y — See C hic A E 1 1
1
Chicago Indiana A Southern Ry
itge g 4a 1950 g u a r.J A J
In d 111 A la 1st g 4a 1950 JA J

0t<J
311
4
41 H

76 H
09 H
78 H
87
99

91
84 !
8 75

90
68
68! a
Culcago lndlauap A8er A ...JA J
Loulavlile—
Ref M g 0a 1947 Ser B— JAJ 50 M
*8
76
Ref M g 5a 1947
Ref M g 4a 1947 Ser C__JAJ 65 M
1st 4Ha 3a 15 1921... MA8
Eq A genSept 1900_____MAN 67.50%
Eq 4 Ha Aug’21-Aug ' 23.FAA 67.50%
Eq 4Hs 1921_______AA015 67.50%
lndlauap A Lou lat 4a '50JAJ 50
gu 5a
ChMonon CoalShore ACCCAStL 48
I A StL ShL—See’30 op JAD
Chicago Lake
Eastern—
1st M 4Hs 1909 op 1919. JAD 73
Chic MUw4a 1949 guar JAJ Q J
A Puget Sound—
lat M g
Chicago Milwaukee A St Paul—
Qen g 4a A May 1 1989..JAJ 64 %
Gen ref 4H8 Jan 2014 FAA 65
ConTA3a Jan 2014 Ser B AAO 59 H
Gen 3Hs B May l 1989 JAJ 5754
Gen g4Hs May ’898er C JAJ 71H‘
Deb deb 4H& ’321 1934 JAJ 56
July
Conrgold 4a4a 1925op ’22 JAD 63 H
Gold bonda
op '22JAD
Ch A MoSo g 6a aaa’d ’24 JAJ 72H
R1t lat 3a 1920.JAJ 82
Fargo Nor 0a ext at4H ’34 JAD 90
MU A A
76
Cons 0a ’13 ext at 4H JAD
t0
1934.____
74 H
Ch A NoA North Pere Marq
Chicago M—See Western—
Gen M 3 Hag4a1987____MAN 61 J*
Gen M gold 1987___MAN 71
Stpd non-pay Inc Inc Tax
Gen M 8s 1987 atpFedtax MAN
Rink fund deb 3a 1933..MAN 96
Sinking fund 08 1929__AAO 87 H
3a 1929.____
AAO
80-year deb 8aa 1921..AAO 13 89H
Exten 7a June4 11920..FAA 15 100K
10-yr bonda 1930---- JAD 85 H
15-yr tr 4HS 1921 1922. AAO 7%
Equip0Hs Mar 1936__MAS 98M
6.90
Eq tr 6 Ms 1925-36 Ser J.MAS 6.90
Eq tr 6Hs 1925-36 Ser KAAO
Boyer Val lat g 4 Ms '47. MAS 92
3Ha '23.JAD 78
Dee Plalnee Val V 6s '33 AAO
Frem ElkAANWlst3Ha'35JAJ 99 H
71
la Minn Mo
ManltowGBANW3Hs’41JA J 95
Maahf ext lat M 5a '22..AAO 68H
Mllw LaketShore6s West—
Mich D1 lat A 1924 JAJ 98 H
Ashland Dlvlat 5s 0a’25 MAS 9SM
91
ExtAlmp a f g g '29. FAA 73 M
MllSpartaANWl8t4s ’47MAS 68 M
MUAStateLlne lst3Hs’41JAJ
Minn A la 1st g Ha 1926 JAD 90
3Ha ’24
Peoria A N W 33Ha 1926MAS 85
Prin A
JAJ
St PaulNorthw
St LPe oANW 5s, 1948.JAJ 704 ^
EastGrTr4Hs’47JAJ 8
Sioux City Pac3Ha’36FAA 71H
Chicago lien gA4Ms 8t. Louis— 25
Prior Peoria A 1930..MAS 25
ChicCertificates of deposit____ 68
Rock Isl A Pac Rahway—
General gold 4s 1988___JAJ 65
Ref 5s 4s 1934 1922-1923. .JAJ b 7 . 7 5
Eq g Ser H op to 1911 AAO b 7 . 7 5
Eq 4Ha Nov’22-July '27.JAJ
'21-’25__MAN
Eq 4Hs JanRapids A North— b 7 . 7 5
Burl Cedar
Con 1st la tr 5s A NW—
Cedar RapAcol Falls g’34 AAO 8 3 H
5s bold guar 1921..AAO 95
MAStLOklahoma A Gulf— 94
1st
7s '27 JAD
Choctaw goldgu g1952..MAN
Consol
5s5s 1949..JAJ 80M
Choc ARyTer 4s’37 gu opJAJ 77
40
Peoria Memph
R I Ar AA Peoria 6s ’25.-JAJ 90 M
La 4Hs 1934..MAS 64
Rock Isl
S t P A K C S h L 4Ma’41 FAA 61H
Keo A M—1st 5s '23AAO 62 M
Chic StALDeaN O—See 111 Cent
Chic St L A Pitts—See Penn Co

b

48 H

ill

Bond*

7o l .

income an d defaulted bonds.

0*d

Bond*

B id .

113.

in .

Delaware A Hudson Iron—
Chuteauguy Ore 1942 ...JA J
A (Coned)—
100
97%
Guar gold Saratoga—
so M
55
50
Rensselaer &4a
83
6% g bds Blug1 5a 1 ..MAN 99 102
'4 ’39.JAJ 85
Utica Ulln AMayWeatern—
7% 6.50‘
Delaware Lack A
98 >
4
Morris A A Western—
80
N 2d LackEssex 3Ha2000 JAD 65 H 67
Y as g’d cons 1923__FAA
76
TermSyrac gu4a gd '23 MAN 95 M$ 97
A
75
Oaw A 1stImp 35a '23..MAN 93 1
0! H
43 Denver A Riorefg Ha 2000FA A 92
Warren Grande—
39
63
57
01
1st cou g 4s 1936 _____JAJ 63 % 63 M
Chicago Union Station—
79
1st cou g 4 Ha 1930____JAJ 67
lat gold HaHa 1963_____JAJ 102H 104
70
lat M A WeaternCIndiana1
6 4 Ser 1963..JAJ 77
Irnprov’t g 5a 1955 op... JAD 68 H 09 M
Chicago 6a Pec 1 1932.Q-M loo h
—
1st A ref gold 5a 1928- FA A 40 M 41 H
72M, Gen gold
B’k’ra Tr atpd ctf
88
H
58
Conaol g guar 4a 1952 ’35MAS 57 H 101 H AdJ Inc 7a cum 1932 Feb’21 lnt / 30 H 45
JAJ
7 .50%
op..AAO 72
96
Sink fund 7 Ha Sept 1
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5a ’39 JAD 42
92 H
74 M
Chic A Weat Mich—See R I AM
Pere P
Rio Gr So guar 4s '40...JAJ 20
lat g 1940___JAJ 15
25
Choc Ok A Gulf—See C
lat g 4a
35
96
Cluclu Hamilton A Dayton—
Rio Gr West 1st 4s ’39..JAJ 49 M G3H
51
General 5agold 1942___JAD 73 H
1st cons g 4s 19491931.MAS 62
op . AAO 80
73
2d mtge A Mich lat1937..JAJ 75
Utah Fuel 1stDodge—See
5s
78 H
84
Dayton gold 4Hs 5a 1911
72 H
A
Des Moines A FtRy—See Chic M 4n W 8 t Louis
Des Gr Rap Val
A
Ext at 4H% CCC A StL93 C I St L A C—Seeto’31op'17JAJ 81
Det PlainesMackinac— PereM
A West—See
Detroit A
78H Clu Indlanapolla A1Weatern—
67
lat M g Nor—See Pennaylvai 50
Prior Hen gold 4s 1995..JAD 58 % 78
RR
72
Cln Leb A 5a Nov 1965..MAN la 70
Mortgage gold 4s 1995..JAD
6.75% Cine A Muak Val 4a 1948..FA A
Detroit Rlv Tun—See Mich Cen 50
6 75% Cine N O A Texaa Pacific—
Detroit A guar 4s Shore Line—
6.75%
Eq 4 Ha 1921_______MAN 1. b 7.75 0.75% 1st gold Toledo 1953... JAJ 60
68
Dul Mis A Nor 1st 5s'22 AAO 86
lr
’37 JAJ
Clncln North lat g 4aCCCAStL 57
88
54
Dul AconsRange—1st0s1923..JAJ 95
Cln San A Clev—See 1951-JAJ
1st
0s Jan
ClearfieldMahon—See Pa R A P\
Gen g sf g5s Jan 111941 JAJ 93
Clearf A A Jeff—See B A N V
Duluth South1937___A Atlantic 93M
Cleveland gold 5aA Columbus- 83
1st gold 5s Shore
JAJ 67
General Akron 4a 1940..FA A 66
1927___MAS
79
63 M
lat cona guar g
Dutcheas Co—See Cent New Eng
62
East Tenn Va A Ga—See So Ry
Unguaranteed_________
05 H Cleve Cine Chic A St LouisEastern Minn—See St1941 MAN
67
60
Elgin A East 5s P
General 4a gold 1993___JAD 65 H 85 % ElmiraJol Williamsport—M A M 64 M 87
Gen M 5s Ser B 1993___JAJ 80
66 H
74
59
1st 6sA
’10
80
Deb A Imp4Ha1929 SerA.JAJ 70H 86 Vi Income 5sext at 4% 1950 JAJ 75
gold 6s 1931____JAJ 86
72
2862.............AAO 80
Ref trust 5s 1922 1929.JAJ
_____________ _______ ____
0 .4 0 % El Paso A Rock Isld—See ElPas A Sou thwest
58 M
Equip truat 6a 1021-1927.JAD
65
Equip
6. 40%El Paso A Southwestern Co73
CairoADlv Dlv g 4a481939..JAJ 71 i 73 % | New Mexico 5s Oct Coal Co— 70
1st 1st g ’91. JAJ ;
90
77
C W M col tr g4s’90.MAN 65^ 65 M
1st col tr g Ry A 1 '47 AAO 65
62 H
66
StLDlv 1st
75
IstAconAcoIl tr g 5s’51AAO 75
80
83
SprAColDlvDlv 1st g'40.MAS 71
Dawson R A Coal 5s’51JAJ
5s’51JAJ
75
66
White W V 4a 1st 4s’40_JAJ 50
ElPasARI lstggug’47 MAN 70
Erie—NYAE lst4sext
Cent Ind A Stgu 4s 1953. Ry—
MAN
71M
Chic Ind Ry L Sh 1953-AAO 62
4 4th ext gold 1923 . MAS __ _ 95
65
1st gold guar 4s Line
5sHaP3dext goldA 1920...AAO 87
89
63
Co
75VS 86H 4sJ5th Morgan 1928rectsJAD
C IS LAClst4s g Aug’36-Q-F 85 % 77
ext gold
con
73 M ClnSanAClev Cln g 5s’28.JAJ
7s 1st con ’20 ext to ’30 MAS
"9 9 ”
Cleve Colum 6s 1934.JAJ 96
A Indlanap
’§6”
7s 1stconfd’20extto’30 MAS
Gen cons gold
89
Prior lien gold 4s 1990...JAJ
Id Blm A W ext 4s 1940. AAO 67 M
52 M
Gen lien gold 4s 1990... JAJ *52M 40 M
97H O IndAAEastgcons 4s 1938.Q-J 67 H 59
36
Conv gold 4s 1953 Ser A. AAO 40 H 37
AAO 36 H 39
Peor W 5s Apr ’40. AAO 55
Series B 1953_____ AAO
2d cons Inc 4s A WheeUng— 18
1990...Apr 1
22H
Series D 1953_____
41H
S6H Cleveland Lorain 5s 1933..AAO
Eq g 6s SerFF ’21-’28..MAN 39 H 7.37%
Cons now 1st g
101M
82 H
Stamped subject to call___
Eq g 5s Jan 1922-1923 ..JA J 8% 7.37%
98M
6 .6 0 %
Eq 4HaSerBB Aug’21-24FAA 3% 7.37%
Con refg g 4Ma 1930 red.JAJ 75” 80 Eq g 4H8 Aug’21-Aug’2iFAA 8% 7.37%
6.40%: Clev A Mahon Val—See ErieRR
6 40% Clev A Marietta—See Penn RR
Penn collAg Southwestern—
4s Feb 1
Buffalo 6s’08 ext to ’51.. FAA 7 2 H 77M
Cleveland A Pitts—See Penn Co
1st gg5s ’08 ext to 1928.JAJ 87
1928 JAJ 80
Cleve Short Line—See L S A MS
101M Cleveland Terminal A Valley—
2dRR5s gu’09 ext to’19AAO 80
1stA goldRy—See Western M 65H 67 H Jeff
4s guar
Coal A Iron 1st g 481995__MAN aryland 82 Chic A Atl Term 5s 1918
85
ext to July 1928____JAJ
Colo Sou
1929__FAA 81
RefWorth A D C 6s1’35.MAN 72 M 73H Ch A Erie 5s 1st gg1982. MAN 78 M 77
Mg4Hs May ’21..JAD 98M 99 Cleve A Mah Val 5s '38 JAJ 74 Yt
Ft
Erie A Jersey s f6s6s1957..JAJ 75
1955.JAJ
76M
Colo Sou N O A Pac—See St L A 8 F
98
77
Genesee Rivercon g 1935 AAO 97
Colo Spr A Cripple Crk D Ry—
12
76
Long Dock 0s
1st cons s5sf Oct1930_____JAJ
gold 5s 1942__ AAO
5 Newb A N Y 1st 5s 1929. JAJ 80
1st
N J A N Y 1st 6s 1910—
Col Connec A Ter—SeeNorf AW
Ext at 5% 1950___MAN 70
Col Hock Val AT—See HockAAO 55
Val
NYAGr LaketoguA 5s’46 MAN 70 M 77
Conn A Past.—1st g5s’41 gu.JAJ
4s ’43.
87H
N Y L E A W C g RR—
NewpARichf 1st
’ 55"
1st 6s curr guar 1922. MAN 8 6
Conn River—Gold 4s ’43..MAS
N ExtendedW D5%Ito1st 6sJAJ 78 H
Y L E A at A ’43 '13
3Hs Jan Ry1923..............JAJ
1 (Phila)—
Connecting
35
N Y P a A O p l 4Ha ’35 MAS 70M 77
1st M gu 4s Mar 15’51.MAS 15 70
35
N Y Susq A Western—
Connellsv A Monongahela Ry— 80
1st refunding 5s 1937..JAJ 50 | 57
1st sRR—1st g19301952__JAJ 62 H
f gold 4s 5s opt__MAS
70
2d mtge 4Hsg1937___FAA 41 H 1 46
Cuba A equip 5s 1960__MAN 50
65 H
boM
60
Gen 1st 5s 1940__FAA
Imp
Termmtgeg5s 1943__MAN 70 M 75
7% Current Rlv—See K C Ft S A M
7% Dallas A Waco—See Mo K A T
Midland of N J 1st 08.1910 72
7% Daws Ry A C’l—See El Paso A Southw estern
ext at 5% to 1940..AAO 45 M 47 H
WilkesAE 1st gErie RR
5s’42 JAD
Dayton A Mich.—See C H A D 67
92
Erie A Jersey—See Penn RR—
Del A Bound Br 3Hs ’55.FAA
Erie A Plttsb—See
Delaware A1935_________AAO
Hudson—
Conv 5sequip g 4Ma ’22..JAJ 8 1M 82tf European A N A—See Maine Central
H
Evansville A Terre Haute—
97
1st Hen
99M
1st sec bonds 1930__JAD TcVs 76 H 1st gen gold 6s 1921___JAJ 98
1st cons
7% A refggold 4s 1943__MAN 1 0 i H 101M Refund 5s gold 1942___AAO S7M
M 5s July 1941..JAJ 27
Adlrond Susq 3 ’42 gu.MAS 70
Mt Vernon1st g 6s g1930..AAO 53
Albany A1st 4HsHa gold 1946
65
Sul A Br 1st 5s 1923. AAO
(conv before 1916) gu.AAO 6SH 70 Fargo CoSo—See Chic M A St P 53
BluffPolnt uar 4s Impt Co— 55
70
Fitchburg—5s Jan 1 1934.JAJ
62 M
1st Mg g Land 1940..JAJ
66
4Hs ref 1928_________MAN
4Hs Jan 1933________ JAJ
4s refunding Mar 1927.. MAS
4s refunding 1925_____MAN
33
Chic St Paul M lu u A Omaha —
Cona 6a June 1 1930
JA D
41H
Cona 6a red to 3 H 8 1930 JA D
Dob gold 5a M a r 1 1930 M A S
S ta m p e d .................. . . ____
70
Eq tr 7s 1924-31 Ser B . . J A J b
N o rth Wlacoualn— 6a '30 JAJ
73
Super Sh L 5a June 1930 MAS
80
Chicago T e rm in a l Tranafer —
S8H|
Chic A G t W 5a g 1936 J A D
Chic Terre H aute A Southeast—
la t A ref g 5s Dec 1 '0Oop JA D
Incom e M Dec 1 1960__ __ . /
30
Sou Indiana 1st g 4s '51. FAA
27 U
91M
87 H
87

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NOTICE.

RAILROAD BONDS

Bill.
Bonds.
Illinois Central (JJonc.lmlrd)—
Fitchburg—(Concluded)
St Louts Alton A. Ter llailto4s refunding 1927_____ A&O
liellev & Car 1st 6s’23. J&D 1)2ii
4s Jan 1928_________ J&J -___~
Bt L South 1st g 4h ’31 M&S 75%
3 34s Oct l 1921_____ -AAO
Cnrb&Mhaw 1st C A St L
Troy PereMarq—SeePereMar
Ind HI & Wn -See (1gC4ri’32M&B A 70
Flint & & Boston—7s 1924.J&J
Indiana 111 & la—See Chic Ind Sou
Fla Cen & Pen—See Seab Air 1
Florida East Coast 4 34s’50J&D 71 .'5 75 lad & Loulsv —See Oh Ind & L 80
IndianapolisgUu 4 Ms ’26. A. J&J 75%
Florida South—See Atl Coast L 50
Gen & ref 5s 1965 Her .M&N
Florida West Shore 5s 1931. J&J
Interboro-Met 1See Street & El
Fonda Johnstown & Glove
Inter Rap Tran)
1st cons ref’g g 4s34s 1947.J&J .... .... International & Gtlty Securities
4 1950__J&J
Northern—
Gen ref’g gold
1st g 6s 1019 (unext’d). M&N 99%
50
1stDodge Des Moines & Sou
con ref 4 34s '52 opt.M&N 45
Ext at 7% to 1922..M&N 89
Fort
5% notes Aug. 1 1914__E&A / 33
1st 5s 1938...........
J&D 16
FtSmlth&West 1st g 4s’54.A&0
Col Rlv Bridge 7s ’2 0 ..M&N
Fort St UnDopDet 4 34s’41 J&J 65
Intermit 5s 1972 opt_____ M&N If 54
1st M Rys (Central America)
Ft Worth & Rio C—See Col J&J
Worth & Dn Gr 4s 1928. & S
Ft
Iowa Central—See Minn & St L
la Minn & N W—See C & N W
Fre Elk & Mo Rlv—See C&NW 63y2
Jacksonv Ter 1st 5s gu ’39.J&J
Galv Har & San An—See So Pac
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield— 69%
Galv Houston & Henderson
1st g 4s 1959 guar_____ J&D
1st M River—See Erie RR
5s, 1933_______ A&O 63 Va
Genesee
83 Jefferson—See Erie
Gen & Wyo 1st g 5s 1929. A&O 75
Joplin Union Station—
1st g 434s 1940 guar op. M&N 70
Geor & Alabama—See Seab A L
Kal A1& G R—See L S & M S
Georgia Car & gN—See Seab A L
10 Kanaw & Mich—See Tol & O C
Ga & Fla 1st 5s 1956. .M&N
Geor Midland—See South’n Ry
Kankakee & S W—See 111 Cent
Kansas City Clinton & Sp—
Georgia Pacific—See South’n R; 95
Geo RR & Bank’g 6s 1922..J& 92
1st 5s Ft 1925 guar__A&O 60
5s Jan 1 1922_______ J&J 65
Kan CitygoldScott & Memphis
62
Refdg g 4s 1936 guar__A&O 94 %
4s Jan 1 1947_______ J&J
75 Con? 6s 1928_________ M&N 80
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945J&J 73
84
Gettysburg & Har 5s gu ’26A&0 Pacific
Current Rlv 1st 5s 1927.A&O / 67%
K C Mem & Bir 4s 1934. M&S
Gila Val Globe & Nor—See Sou
Gr Rap Bel & Sag—See PereMar
Income 5s Mar 1934 Sept 1 f1 ■ 68%
Grand Rap & Ind—See PennRR
Assented_________ M&S
Grand Trunk Pacific—
Kan City & Mem Ry & B—
48
1st M 3s 1962_______ J&J
1st 5s gold 1929_____ A&O 7834
Prairie Section 4s 1955. _A&0 47 )4 50% Kans & Mo—1st 5s ’22..F&A 91
49 34 50%
Mountain Sec 4s 1955__A&O 49% 50% Kansas City Mexico & Orient— / -----1st gold 4s 1951 (undep.)F&A
Lake Sup Div 4s 1955..A&O 49 M
6% notes 1916 ctfs__..A&O / ........
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
Sink fund g1936 (Ser'40..A&O 10034 100M Kan City & Pac—See M K & T
94% Kan City Southern—
Eq tr 634s deb 7s F) . F&A 94
55%
Grand Trunk West 4s £’50.J&J 52
1st
62 | Ref gold 3s 1950_______ A&O 74%
1st gNorthern— 1 1950.J&J 60
gu 4s $ July
& Imp’t 5s Apr 1 ’50.J&J
Great
City Terminal Ry—
69
Gen M 7s 1936 Ser A ___J&J 96)4 96 341Kausas 4s 1960 op 1930___J&J 95 Vs
1st g
78
1stB& ref joint bonds—See Nor Pac77
g 434s 1961 op’41J&J
6% notes Nov 15 ’23.M&N 15
C &Q
6M% notes 1931___J&J
Great Northern Ry of Canada— If 85
Kentuckyg Central—See L & N P
88
Con 43 1934 opt to 1914.A&O
Des M—See C R &
55 Keokuk&&Ohio—See South’n IRy
Green Bay & West debt ctfs A .. 50
Knoxv & Western—
6
Deb ctfs B________________
Lake Erie
Greenbrier Ry—See Cheaspeake & Ohio 6)4 1st gold 5s Jan 1 1937__J&J 75%
Greenwich & Johnsonville—
2d g 5s July 1 1941____ J&J 64%
97
1st gold 4s 1924_______ J&J 88
No Sh & Mich So—See N Y C & 50%
Ohio 1st gu 5s g ’45.A&0 H R
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
65 Lake
1st ref & term g 5sFeb’52.J&J
Leavenw’th Term Ry & Bridge 45
Gulf Terminal of Mobile— J&J 57
1st M gold 5s 1923_____ J&J
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu___
Lehigh & Lake Erie—See Lehigh Valley
Hartford & Conn Western—
Lehigh & New England—
1st ext g A%a July 1 1923.J&J 60
1st M g 5s 1945_______ J&J 92
Hawkinsv & Florida Southern—
Gen M g 5s 1954______ J&J 86
60 Eq tr 4Ms 1921-1931__Var 6 7%
1st M 5s April 1952__A&O
Henderson Br—See Lou & Nash
Lehigh Valley—
76
Hocking Valley Ry—
1st 6s ext g 4s 1948____ J&D 104
68
1st notes Mar 1924___ M&S 91
Con
ann reg lrred.J&D
92
6% cons gold 4Ms 1999..J&J b 67J4 6.75% Con M 6s R gold 1923..J&D 97
M 6s
92%
Eq 53 1921-1923_____ F&A 7.50
Con M 4%a C 1923____ J&D 82
Col & H V 1st g4s 1948. .A&O 67%
Ext 4s 1955.F&A 6734
Con M 4 Ms ann lrred.J&D 67%
Col & Tol
Gen cons gold 4s 2003.. M&N 74
Hollidaysb Bed & Cumb—See P a RR
Gen con g 4 Ms 2003___ M&N b 7%%
Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington— 60
Col tr 4s Aug ’21-Feb’26 F&A 95%
1st M g 5s Sept 1922...M&S
Coll tr g 6s 1928______
Housatonic—See N Y N H & H
Lehigh & Lake Erie— M&S
84
Houston Belt & Term 5s ’37 J&J 78
1st & Y 1st 4s ’45.M&S
Houston E & W Cen—See Sou P aclflc
Tex—See Sou P acific
Lehigh4MsN 1957 gu____ M&S 67%
Houston & Tex
Lehigh Valley Coal—
Hudson & Manhattan—
1st 5s gold guar 1933..J&J 91%
1st g 5s 1957 opt_____ F&A / 39 34 65%
65
1st4% 1933__________ J&J 77%
40-year gu Int red to
Adj in cup to 5%Feb’57 A&O 62
39 %
66
1stYM&4%a 1st g 5s’32optF&A
1957 conv__F&A
Valley
Y—
N
Jer
81
97 Lehigh4 Ms goldRy of N J&J 83 %
1st
Huntingdon & 30 1920 Top—
Broad
Leh Val Term 5s1940___
1941..A&O 89 %
1st g 4s Sept
Middlesex Val 1st 5s ’42 M&N 75
Ext at 7% to 1925...A&O 85
95
Pa&N Y Canal con 5s’39 A&O 90
50
2d mtge 4s gold 1925___F&A 62
Con M 4s 1939_____ A&O 79
Cons 5s g Mar 31 1925..A&O Balt &
Cons M 4 Ms 1939___ A&O 77
Huntington & Big Sandy—See
& Wilkes—See Cent N ,
Hutchinson & S—See A T & S F 82 Ohio LehighEast—See Loulsv & Nash1
Lex &
84 % Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s ’34M&N 65
Illinois Central—1st g 4s’51. J&J 67
70 Little Miami—
1st gold 3Ms 1951..........J&J 70
Main L ext 1st g 334s’51_ A&O If 55
60 Gen g guar 4s 1962___ M&N 71%
1st M £ 3s 1951..........M&S If 69
1st M £ 4s 1951...........A&O
74 Little gRk & Hot Sp West Ry— 60
1st 4s 1939 guar______ J&J
Tr bds £ gold 4s1950___J&J If 63
3 Ms 1952..A&O
68 Long Island-Unified g 4s’49 M&S 64 %
CollTr L N O & T g 4s’53M&N 6834 69% Refund g gu 4s 1649___ M&S 64
Col trust
N
62% 69 1stTax-exemptJuly Y________ ____
Pur lines 1st g 334s 1952.J&J 67 34 68
cons g 5s
1931.Q-J
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918.M&N 7334 74% 1st cons g 4s July 1 1931.Q-J 8834
I
Jt N O) 5s 1963 & C 8A..J&D
1st ref M(I C Ser L &
Gen mort g 4s 1938____J&D 78%
66
78 34 79 Ferry 1st 4Ms con g 1922M&S 93%
Gold 6Ms July 1 1936.-J&J __
97 4s gold 1932__________ J&D 67%
Gold 5Ms Jan 1934____J&J 87__ 88 % Debenture gold 5s 1934.J&D 68
6.50%
Equip tr 4 Ms Aug’21-’23 F&A b 7% 6.50% Deb gold 5s 1937______ M&N 58
Eq trust 4Ms Jan ’22-’26 J&J b 7% 6.50% Montauk Ext 5s 1945__J&J 65
Equip 6%b 1926-1936..M&S 6 7%
Brook Mon 2d 5s 1938 J&D 80
Equip 5s Aug ’21-’24__F&A b 6.80 6.40% L I C’y&& F con 5s 1937 M&N 80
Equip 73 192.5-1935___A&O b 6.80 0.40% N Y Bay Ex R 1st 5s g’43 J&J 70
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950..J&D 69 34
N Y B’klyn & Man Beach 1st
58
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1951..J&J 64
5s 1935________ A&O 8334
Loulsv Div reg 5sg 19H6. .F&A ___ 0634 N gold R B 1st g 5S 1927 M&S 8334
3Ms 1953..J&J
Y & Shore Branch—
Middle Div
Omaha Div 1st 3s g ItO’Ol.F&A 57 % 60 Northcon 5s g Oct 1 1932 Q-J 75%
1st
St Louis Div 3s g 1951-.-J&J 63
K 1951.J&J
St Louis Div 3M8 3Ms’51 .J&J 55% ____ Louisiana Gs 1927..............M&S 66%
1st s f g & Arkansas Ry—
Spg’fleld Div Ext
58
& Lex—See Loulsv &
Western lines g 4s 1951 ..F&A 65)4 73 Loulsv CmHenderson & St L— Nashr
Louisville gold 5s 1946___J&J
Chicago St Louis & N O—
1st mort& Jeffersonv Bridge— 82
87%
Cong 5s June 15’51 J&D15 62 'A
Con g JMsJ’oel5’51.J&D 15 b 7.37 6.50% Louisville gold 4s 1945. M&S 63%
Guaranteed
Eq 5sDec’21 Dec 1924 J&D
Mem Div 1st 4s g 1951.J&D 66% 71%
Kankakee & 8 W 5s ’21. F&A
Bonds.

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Bonds.
Bill. l i t
Louisville & Nashville 50-year gold 5s 1937 _ M&N 80 %
Unified gold 4h 1910 J&J 79%. B U
__
Collgtr goldMay 1931 MAN 15 83 14 88
5s 15 ’30 MA
7 % notes 1922-’36 MASN 6 10234 102 %
6.90 6.40%
Equip 6M'i
Equip& (Jin div 48 1955. MAN b 70 6.05%
5s Dec 1922 ’23 J&D 7%
At K
All Knox & Nor 1st 5s ’46 J&D 8134 70%
Consol gold 4h 2002 MAS
Lou CMob 1st4M«6s ’31 MA N 9634 9834
N O & Lex g g 1930 J&J 8634 98 34
2d gold 6s 1930
J&J 72
Pad & Mem div 1st Is ’46. F&A 9234 n
95
S E & St L Div O 1071 MAS 10034 10134
H
35
2d M 3s 1980.. . . . MAS 50 101
Henderson Br 0s g 1931.MAS 0934 5034
76
Kent&Central 4s g 1965. .A&O 07 34 85
Lex East 1st 5s 1987..J&J 83
56
83
L&NMob&Mont4Ms'45M&S 78
Loulsv 4s Nashv South’n joint
& 1952________ J&J
gold
71
73
L & N Term 1st g 4s ’52 gu J&D 6534 6634
74
Nas F & S 1st gu g 5s '37.F&A 8534 9234
Newport & Cincln Bridge—
1st & g 4Ms 6s gu ’21.F&A 83
PensaM Atl 1st 1945 guar. J&J 89
5 & N Ala Con M g 5s ’36 F&A 9934 9934
Gen con gu g 5s 1963. A&O 50
62
Macon Dub & Sav 5s 1947.J&J 8034 83 34.
82
Macon Terminal 5s 1965..J&J 77
75 Mahoning Coal—See L S & M S 91
Central-Coil tr 5s ’23 J&D
63 % Maine& ref 4Ms 1935____ J&D 70
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935...J&D 74
1st
Eur & N A 4s gold 1933..J&J 60”
Hereford Ry—G 4s ’30.M&N
Upper Coos 1st gu 4s ’30 M&N
70
Upper Coos Ex 4Msg ’30 M&N
Washington Co Ry 1st g gu
3Ms Jan 1954 op 1924.J&J "42%
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s’39M&N Non ro ----Manitoba & S E—-See Canadian 85
90
Marq Houghton&Ont 6s ’25 A&O
25
20 Md Del & Va 5s 1955 gu...F&A 16
Maryl & Pa 1st g 4s 1951..M&S 5034 15
1951_______
55% Income 4s 4s 1955_____ A&O f ....... 24.
75 Mason City & Ft Dodge— J&D / 20
1st M gold
85
70 Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu
’59..M&N 78
95% Merchants’5s Nov 1Term RR
Br—See
65
96.44 Meridian Term 4s ’55 guar M&N 56
Mexican International—
Prior lien 4Ms 1947___ M&S ' 26"' "40“~
1st con gold 4s 1977___ M&S
27
Sept 1 19 14 coup on______
Stamped guar
7834 Mexican North 1st op to Mar '07 .........
68
6s 1930.J&D
70 Mich Cent—See N Y C & H R
Middlesex Valley—See Leh Val
Middletown & Unionville—•
20
2nd m adj
60 Midland of Ninc 6s 1933. M&N 10
J—See Erie
Midland Term 5s 1925___ J&D 90
96 Midland Valley—5s 1943..A&O 67
89
Adj M Apr 1 ’53 Ser A..Sept / 25
Series B____ ___________ 17
Millen & Southw—5s 1955. A&O / 45
80
108 Mil Sh & West— See Chic & N W & N W
Milw & No—SeeChlc Mil & St P
& Sparta & N
9834 Milw& Pac—See M W—See Chic
St P & S S M
9434 Min & St L—1st 7s 1927.J&D 9534
69 Minn consol gold 5s 1934..M&N 6834 69
1st
78
1st ref’g gold 4s 1949__ M&S 3934 39-34
7% Ref & ext 5s Feb ’62 Ser A.Q-F 3934 40
43
96
Des Mol & Ft Dg1st 4s,’35.J&D 40
Iowa Cent 1st 5s 1938. J&J 6734 6834
1st & ref g 4s 1951... M&S 3834 3934
St P & Sault Ste Marie—
8734 Minn cons gold 4s 1938....J& J 7634 77
1st cons gold 5s 1938___ J&J
1st
9134 ____
2d M gold 4s guar 1949..J&J 61
82
7% notes June 28 ’22 J&D 28 9834 6.75%
9934
Eq gg 4J4s Dec 1922____J&D 57.50 % 6.50%
67.37%
tr 7s 1922-1930
83
92 34 Eq S Ste M & Atl 4s(yr)_J&D 8834 9034
M
’26.J&J
Minn & Pac 1st 4s 1936..J&J 77
94
MStP&SSM&CentTermRy— 79
84
IstChTersf 4s’41op’16M&N
82 Minneapolis Term—See Wls Ce ni M
Minneapolis Union—See St P M &
1949.J&J 7034
75 Mississippi Cent g 5sTerre—
Miss River & Bonne
90
1st s f 5s 1931 op______ A&O 85
Missouri Kansas & Texas—
5734
1st gold 4s 1990_______ J&D /f 5734 3534
35
gold
1
62J4 2dUnion4s Junectfs1990..F&A 1 35
3634
Tr Co dep_____ / 2434 35
69 J4 1st Extension 5s 1944..M&N
66
53
.____ 1st & ref 4s gold 2004__M&S / 48
91
Guaranty Trust ctfs dep__ ‘36” 40 ”
Ms g
1936..J&J
8234 Gen Y Tr fCo A%aof dep____ 35
73
N M g 5s 1940___ A&O
ctfs
9834 Consol ’16 Cent Tr ctf M&N / I " ” ‘37“
6 % notes
7%
8% 25
72
Eq g 5s Dec 1922-23 --- J&D
61
St Louis div g 4s 2001..A&O
73
Boonvllle RR Bridge—
1st Waco f 4s 1951__M&N 50
* Dal &ggu s lstgu5s'40.M&N 60 34 63
Kan C & Pac 1st 4s g ’90.F&A 54%
Mo Kan & E 5s 1942 gu. A&O 43
Missouri Kansas & Okla—
71)4
1stUgSgu 5s May 1 ’42.M&N 60
70
Mtg & Tr Co ctfs dep 57
57)4
M K & T or T 1st 5sgu ’42 M&S 54
80
Sherman gu gold 5s 1943. J&D
Shreveport & S—
35
1st M
68
S W CoalOkla—5s 1943.M&S 30 "50
& Imp 1st 6s '29 J&J
Texas &
8334 Mo Okla & Gulf RR 5scompany)
Mo Pacific RR (new ’61 M&N in 34
9134
6434 1st & ref 58 Jan 1923___ F&A 82
86
1st & ref 5s July 1926— F&A 76
78
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965___F&A
Gen M 4s Mar 1975___ M&S / ....
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Bid Aik.
Bonds.
Bonds.
Bid. d il
N Moll A MaiHud 1991 Concl) 71^
V Cent A 4a Rlv—( .MAS
anlaRR
' Ohio Connecting—See O A Ht
Pennsylv
8%
E quipm ent 5a 1 9 2 1 __ M lt \b
E quip UMs 1925-1936.. FA ,i> 7 7
River—See C
Consul g 3MSg u '86. ..FAA 1 - - - - J 73 M OhioColony—4s goldC1924. FAA
2002 MAS 70jpi 75 Ohio 1 A W—See Balt A Ohio I
____
G old -Is M a r 1 1045 opt MA
N YA liar 1st 4a 3MS2000MAN 67 w__ Old
N J June 1st g g 5a ’27 .A AC 92 > 94
3d 7s ext to J u ly 1938 at
4a Dec 1925_________JAD 54
67
N Y A Put lat lag 1993 AAO| 66
Nor 1st
4a Jan 1938 . . ___JAJ
4 % ................. .............. M A
60
C ent B r U nPac 1st g 4s'48 JA
N YA
3Ma July 1 1932_______JA.
Pac of M o 1st oA g Ls ’ 38 -F A
754a
Plob Creek gu 6a 1932 JA. 98 L
Oregon A California—Bee SoPat
80
2d ext 58 gold 1958 ___IA
Pitta JanL 1Erie 6a 1928 JAD 1 95 h
A 1928_______AAO 83
80
5a
70
7U
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tr 6Ma 1925 35 JAJ ,b 7% 40% 1st RR gu cona opt JAJ 69M 75 M
Pitta
Bt Loula Iron Mta A Sou—
69
70
2d A Oguar 5a July ’22AAC 98 'A 1 ------ Oregon Short Line—SeeD LAW
6a con 1934_____JAJ 91J1 1 ------ OawegoASyracuse—See Un Pac
84
W
Pacific Coast Co—See Mlsc lids
84*4 R W A O cona g 3Ms '22 AAC 92
R
A Illinois—
b 65
s%
7% St l.awr A Adirou 5a, ’96 JAJ 73)4 87 Paducah 4Ma 1955 gu_____JAJ 70
1st s f
70
66 M 2d gold 6a 1996____ AAO 96 % „___ Pan American 1st 5s ’34 op JAJ
45
Rlv A GulfA W 48 '33 MAN 85
Dlv 5a '23.i
Pine Bluff
90
Utica A B Rlv 4a g 1922.JAJ 80
Pennsylvania gold 1943. MAN 80
RR—
81
85
81
West Shore Co 3Ms ’23. FAA
Trans
70
08M 781•; Con M4S4sgold 1948. MAN 70M 79
do
y 97 % 9934 N West A St L1st 4s 2361__JAJ 78
YC
lat g 4s ’37.AAO
Mobile A O—1stulyOS 1927-1
g
do stamped 1948 sterling —
4s gold dollar bonds
1st extea bs July 1927. ..Q-J 88% 95 N Deb 4s May 1 RR— MAN 70M 71
77 M
1931
57 % 59 34 Y M 4Ms 1953___ .FAA 72
Geu5s Nov1938_______ fMAN 67.60% 6.75% lat Connecting
g 48 ’21-Nov ‘23 '
84 M
dog 4 Ms 1905I960___FAA 82
4Ma g ______JAD 75
Gen
Eq
75 M
67.60% 6.75% N Y A Gr’wood Lake—See Erie Hud R 75 Ceng 5s Dec 1 1968 ...JAD 83
8334
81 N Y A Harlem—See N Y C A
MontgomDlv 5ag 1927___JAD 77
Dlv 5s 1947. FAA 72
10-year goldFeb Apr1936.. FAA 101M loi M
7s 1 1’30-AAO
83 N Y A Jersey—See Hud A Man U Wt
St Loula 4a guar 1931 . J AJ 72
15-yr 6Ms
96 M 737
77 N Y Lack A West—See Del Lac
St L A C
Con M 3Ms g 1st 1945___JAJ 1/ 94 M 0 M
£ g 4s’23MAN 68
1
Moh’k A Malone—See N YCAH
N Y A E A W C RR—See N J .
R E pureq 4s
’.
Monoiigahela SouSt5aP1955.AAO 90
N Y L L Br—See Cent of Erie
Gen ft eqmon June 1922.Q M b 7% 6.50
7% O 50
Moat Cent—See
MAM
N Deb 6s Jan 15 ’48 conv_ JAJ 15 59
Y New Haven A Hartford—
Geu ft gen 4sOct21-’23_ Q J b 77
4Ms 1942___MAS
Morris A Chattanooga A Stf L—
DLi f
Val
00 M Aleg ChesAAtlst g 5s’34 MAS 35
50
30
Deb 4s May 1 1957- MA N 25
Nashville Essex—See1928.-AAO
Balt
44
lat consol gold 5s
Deb 4s July 1’55 non-convJAJ 42
41M 45
Belvidere Del gu 1943___JAJ 85
4s 1927FAA 68
91M 9334 Deb 4s 1956 non-conv. .MAN
Centrevllle Br g 6s 1923 .JAJ 96
1st g A 3Ms
52 Cln Leb gu Nor 4s 1942.MAN 81
Jasper Br 1st 6s 1923___JAJ 98%
Deb 4s Apr 1 1922
4s 1947 non-conv. AAO 54
MAS 43
Nash FlorRysSheff—See LAN
A of Mexico—
Deb
ClevAMarletta,PittsburghMAN G8M 84
36
National
Cleveland A 4Ms’35
Deb 3 Ms 1954 non-conv AAO 36
3 Ms Mar 1947___MAS
40
SerA4Ms gen gtd 1942.JAJ 86% 96
PrJan 1914Ms a f 1957___JAJ 21M
lien g 4 coupon on______
Deb 3Ms 1956 conv _ .JAJ 36
DebA NY A L 1st 4sg’55 FAA 59
37 M SerB4Ms gen gtd 1942 AAO 69
86M
21M
%
July 1914 coupon on_____ 21%
Bos
Int red gen gtd
42
July 1914 coupon off_____ 21M 24M Cent New Eng 4s 1961..JAJ — M -45M
Ser C 3 Msto 3 M% ’48MAN 68M
Gen M 4s1914 coupon on___
1977_______ AAO 22 X 28 M
22
-_
Ser D 3Ms gen g 4s ’50 FAA 68M
Dutchess Co 4Ms ’55 JAD
’40.JAD
April
D Rlv RRAB gu gtd 36 FAA /y %
2834 Daub A Norwalk 4s
Pittsburgh—
Gen 5s Apr 1 1925___AAO ____ ___ Erie Agu g 3MsSerB ’40.JAJ 70
April 1914 coupon off____ 22
65
6% g notes Juneg1915__JAD // 25 M 35
Harl Rlv AUortch 4s’54 MAN 63
Gen C 1940
70
27
Nat RR of Mex p 1 4Ms’26 JAJ
Series
JAJ 70
35M Housatonlc con 5s 1937 .MAN 57M
79
Jan 1914 coupon on______ ____ __ Naugatuckcons 4s ’45 gu.JAJ 60
1st 4s ’54. MAN
GrMuskegon Ext 4Ms ’41.JAJ —
R A Ind Dlv g 5s’26.JAJ 77
64
July 1914 coupon on_____ ____
New Eng
A Cumb
Consol g 5s July 14s’39AAO 70 ____ Holldaysbg Bedford guar.JAJ 71
’45. JAJ
74
1stJuly 1914 coupon off__
cons1914 coupon on____ ___ . . 20
g 4s 1951_____AAO 16
N YANE Bos Ter’56 gu JAD ____ ----- Ohio Connect’g1951 ’43..MAS 66
1st M 4s 4s
April 1914 coupon off___ ____ 25
N Hav A North 4s ’4 2 ..AAO 60M
Pennsylvania Company—
April
N Y Westchester A
N Y Prov A Bos 4s Bos Ry—
Gu g ctfs g op 1921. AAO 77
78M
Nebraska—See C BNA Q H A H
70
36
Gu tr 4s 19314s 1952.. MAN o/M 72
New Eng RR—See Y N
1st Sec gdeb 4s 1946 gu.-jAJ 34 M 32
M 4Ms 1957 gu MAN
Prov
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ms 1937.MAS 68M ~73M
NewHavANo—SeeN YNHAH
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1941. FAA 69
Prov A Sprlngf 4s gu ’56. MAS 68 M ___
5s ’22 JAJ
N J Junction—See N Y Central
___
New Jer A New York—See Erie 60
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ms ’44..JAD 67 M
ctfs g 3Ms
Prov Ter 1st g 1st Y Central A Hud River
Gu tr A Wash 4s ’42..JAD 78M 85 M
New Lon Nor 1st 4s ‘40___JAJ A Sout bwest N Y A Nor—See N
Ph Balt C A St L— ’43.MAN
New Orl Ry A 1st 5s ‘55.FAA
40 New YorkgOntario A Western— 46
60
Pitts C
Ref 1st 4s June 1992 MAS 56
New MexGt NorC’l—See El Paso
82 M
Con g gu 4MsSerA ’40AAO 82M 85
New Orleans at North E 6s 1915. 80
A 5% 1940..MAN
Gen4MsgSept1955 red___JAD b 8% 59
M 4s ’21-Mar ’28 MAS
do Ser C 1942..MAN 82 M 85 M
B 1942. AAO
Extended
Eq
7%
69
74
69 NY Phlla A Nor—1st g 4s’39JAJ —
do Ser
Ref A Imp 4Ms ‘52 ’53.-JAJ 67M
78
do 4Ms I 1963..FAA 81 M
New Orl’s Term 1st 4sSer A. JAJ 58M 65 N Income 4s Jan 1 1939...MAN H A Ha rt ----do 4s SerSer J’45..MAN 78 Va
’64 MAN
Y A Putnam—See N Y Cent A Hud River
Prov A Bost—See N Y N
New Orleans Texas SerMexico—
A A-.JAD
do Ser D
1st g 6s Oct 5s Oct
90 M 91 N Y
%
do 4s Ser F 1953..JAD 78Xs
Non-cumCln1925 ‘35 Ser A. /vllle A Sashv N Y A Rockaway Beach—See L ong Isl and
inc Bdge—See Louis ------ 54 N Y Susq A W—See Erie
do 4s Ser G 1957.MAN 78M
4s Ser H I960. FAA 18'
Newport A
HAH
do
N Y Westc A Bos—See N Y N
Newp A Rich—See Conn A Isl
do 5s Ser Ser’49.FAA 79 M
E A. JAD 77
N Y B A M Bch—See Long Pass
Norf A Caro—See Atl Coast L
Gen M3Ms1970 5s g’32AAO 92 M 80
Norfolk Southern—
N Y Bay Ext RR—See Long Isl
38
CStLAPitts 1st
New York Central RR—
1st A ref g 1st 5s 1941..MAN 72M 40
75M
75 Pitts Va A Char gu 4s’43MAN 89 h
ConvMdeb 1998 Ser A___FAA
6s 1935_____MAN
Norf A Sou5s5s’61 op ’15..FAA 59
PlttsYoungAAsh5s’27 .MAN 78
Con tr 7s 1930_______ MAS 100 M 6634 Ral Agen g F 1st 5sopt. MAS 56
4s
1st Cape 1954 ’43 JAJ
65
82
1st
Col
___ Sodus gen 4s Ser Ag 1948.JAD 86
Bay A Sou4s ’36__JAJ 84
5s’24 JAJ
New York Cent A Hud River— 63 10034 Ral A Southp con 5s ’65.JAD 56
45
Sun A Lew 1st g
64 Suffolk A Car con 5s ’52. .JAJ 69
Ref’g 3Ms tax-exempt MAN
Tol Wahl Valley A Ohio—
Deb gg4s ‘34 July 1 1997..JAJ 74 % 75 M Norf A West 1st gu 4s ’61.MAN 100M
S4
73
1st g gu 4 Ms ’31 Ser A. .JAJ 81
75 Norfolk Ter gen 6s 1931 MAN 100
Deb A Imp 4 tax-exempt..JAJ 74
g gu 4Ms’33SerB__JAJ 81
75
6s 1934 . FAA
Ref 4s 1942 Ms 2013 op.AAO 6 7.25 6.50% Imp A exteh1st 6s 1932 AAO ioo M ioiM | 1st g gu 4s ’42 Ser C ..MAS 72M
New Ry
Eq tr 7s Oct eq 5s ’21-’22MAN 6 7.15 6.45% NAWRiver1st cons 4s’96.AAO 74 M 74 M Penn1st N Y Canal, See Leh V
A
NYC Lines 15 ’21-’35. AA015 6 7.15 6.45% Div 1st lien A gen g 4s July 1
Pennsylvania A Northwestern— 88
NYC Lines eq 4 Ms ’22-’25 J AJ 6 7.15 6.45%
92
75
Gen 5s Jan 1 1930.
JAJ
1944 .Tan 1
NY C Lineseq4Ms’22-’28 JAJ 6 7.15 6.45% Conv g opt 1932 op1929 .T<VJ 80 M
ClearfieldAJeff 1st 6s’27.JAJ 96
1917.JAD
NY CLineseq4Ms’22-’27JAJ 6 7.15 6.45% Conv "g4s 1932 ______ MAS SOM
Pensacola A Atl—See Clev Cln
4s
N YA Alb eqeq4Ms’22-’32 JAJ 6 7.25 6.50% Conv deb 4 Ms 1938___MAS 90M
C
g
Peoria A Eastern—See Lou A N Chic A St L
Bos ColRRg 34Ms1998_ . .AAO 60M
’21-’27 FAA
ioom 100 Vi Peoria A N W—See Chic A NW Pac
Conv Pocahontas 4s JAD
L S tr Ms
61M NAW 6% Sept 1929.’41MAS 73
M C Cr—1st 4s gu ‘36 JAJ 58M 6034
7% 76M Peoria Ry Term—See Ch R I A 78
(New
Beechcol tr g 3Msg1998..FAA 7GM 80 Eq tr 4Ms 1921-1924. FAA 6 93% 6.40% Pere Marquette ’56 Ser Co)—
78 M
1st g 4s July ’56 Ser BA. JAJ 62
g 5s July
JAJ
2d guarC Co 1936_____JAJ 62’
g 5s 1st g 4s ’40 JAJ 76M
65
1st
Scioto ValANE 1st, 4s’8QMAN Atl71M West Perklomen 1st 5s’18extto’38Q-J 82
Clf Bit Ext 3Ms ’51 AAO 6034
A
North of S C—See Atl C L of SC
A South Caro—See Caro
BeechACreek 1st 4s g ’81__JAD 68
2d 5s 1918 ext to Coast Line 80
N’east
Cart Adir
Petersburg—See Atl 1938__Q-J 72
Northern Cal Ry—See So Pac
Gouv Shore A Michg Sou—
A Osw 1st 5s ’42.JAD 78M
Phila A Balt Cent 4s 1951.MAN lvaula I 75
Northern Central—
Lake
RR
Phila Balt A Wash—See Pennsy
Con g ref 1928......... .MAS 8234 83 Mortgen M 4Ms ESer A. JAJ 94
3Ms 1997__JAD 64M 6834 Con bds 5s 1926 1925.AAO 88
Phila Harrisburg A Pittsburgh— 88
Deb g4s4s1931_______ MAN 80 M 81
1st
1925..AAO
Mort bonds 5s 1926 Ser B JAJ 94
Gold Short L 4Ms ’61.AAO 78
Phila mortg gold 5s,3s ’42..AAO 00
Northern Pacific—
Clev A Gr R 1st 5s ’38. .JAJ S2M 8034 Northern Ohio—See LEA West
Phila Newt A N Y AReading Co
A Read—See Balt—
K AA W Plg’ng 5s ’40 -JAJ 87
PriorHen 4s Jan 1997 Q-J 74 M 74M Phila Wilmington1922___MAN 9o
Kal
Debenture 4s
Gen Aliengg 3s Jan 2047. .Q-F 53 M 55
Mahon C RR 1st 5s ’34..JAJ S6M
Ref A Imp 4Ms2047Ser B.JJAJ 96M 75M Debenture g 4s 1932___AAO So
Ser A AJ
Michigan’31 D A B C dlv MAS 90
Central—
Debenture g 4s 1926___JAJ 80
96 M Philippine Railway—
Ref imp 6s 2047
5s cou
1922-30
Deb g 5s Oct ’21-'31_. AAO 73 34 73 J4 Eq tr 7s May 15 MAN 15 7%
4S
__
Equip 4s 1929______ AAO !> 6.SO 6.37% St (yearly)Dlv g 4s 1996..JAD 5 S6M 6.50% Pine B1 4s W—See Stgu___JAJ bS
__ 1st p A ’37 s f op LI MASo ud Rlv
6.80
P AD
Equip 6s Sept ’21-’32.MAS i 80 6.37% Nor Pac-Gt Nor (CBAQ coll)
Pine Creek—See N Y Cent A H
1st mtge M AirHL1939 MA N 74
85
JointCent 4s 1 9 3 1948.Q-M 96M 96M PittsSBessemer AgLake Erie—
6Ms Mar 6 . . .JAJ 64M
1st 5s Kal A S Ind’57 JAJ10 66
4s ’40 JAJ
P Cons E g 5S 1940.AAO 87 Js
Wash
lstg4sJolAM
S3M
89
92 M P B A L1st 1st5sgJuly1947 JAJ 82
71
St Paul A Dul 1st 5s ’31.FAA 71
1st gg3Ms J 1952_____MAN 67
LA Sag ’51 MAS 65
A L A Youghlogheny—
E con 5s 1 ’43JAJ
1st 3 Ms
Pitts Char
BayCABClstMg3s’89JAD 46
Dul UnionPac 6s5s ’23 FAA 80 Vs
Gen Mtge A 4s 1932. AAO
St Reg certs fis 1923g ’30.AAO 98 M iooM Pitts Cin Chicgtd St L—See_Penn RR80
Paul A N Dep
Bat CAS 1st gug 3s’89 JAD 47M
97
Q-Fi 105 H
DetRTun4Ms’61gu.MAN 67
75M
Pitts Cleve A Tol—See B A O
Grand Rlv Yal 4s ’59.MAS 66
North Ry of Cal—See Sou Pac
Tol Can Sou A D 4s ’56 JAJ
North Pac Coast—See No Shore
North Pennsylvania—■
1st g 4s3-10s 19531936. MAN 75
GenM Term g 5s 1926 gu.JAJ 60
3 extended ____JAJ 10
20
Northw A Wor—4s 1927. MAS 76 ----Norwich
Ogd’buAL Cham—See Rutland
Bonds.

M issouri Pacific— (Concluded)

Bid

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7%
6.75%
68%
77

/This price Includes accrued lntereet lLast sale. I In London, n Nominal » Bale price, f Tax-exempt

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NOTICE.— A l l
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Southern Railway (Co nc l.) .
L'
Paul
Maillt (Concl)
! 50
66
Aug South g Sh 1924
97%
& Hud Hlver St Minn Mhm &1st 6s 1922. J&J 95
Union
80%
E T Va & Ga—Dlv g 58’30J&J 87
1st 5h July 1922 _ . .J&J
84% 88
Con 1st
/f ............ ’' a" Mont guar goldgd On ’37 _ . J.V J 99%
60
57
GaConsol1st g g h 1946 __M&N 08% 09%
Mid 1st 3 58 1956. i
. 50 Wil & 8 K 1st 5s5s 1937. J&D 88%
iHt
J&J 88%
Ga Pac 1st g Oh 1922 J&J 02%
g 1938
30
receivers' etrs ihih .
Kuoxv & O 1Ht g 6b 1925 J&J
Pac—See No Pac
Plttsburgh & Shawmut—
52 St I’ & NUnion Depot Co 5%%
L & N So Joint g 48 See L&N 76%
49
Paul
Mob & lilriri pr lien 5s’45 J&J 52%
guar notes Doc 15 ’23.J&D15 95
Pitts Shen A L E—SeoPBess
Gen & g col tr
Salt Lake City IJn Dop & RR
Plttsl) Term lilt & Coal—
72
Mobile M O 4b 19454n ’38 I\J&J 58% 69%
82
1st M & Aran Pass—-SeeSoPac 60
5s 1938 ___ - M&N
95 San Ant
80
Rlch&Dan deb 5HHtpd’27AAO 80% 89%
Richmond & Mecklenburg
San Fr & S Jo Val -See AT&SFe
56
San Fran Term—See Sou Pacific Top & 8 Fe
Pitts &Youngs it Ash—See O RR
Western—See B it Pem
Solatg4sN ovl 1948h’29M&N 82
Garo & Ga 1st 5% M&N 89% 00
Plttsb
Santa Ste Marie&Bridge— Atch
Fe Pres Ph—See
Va Mid Series K 5s’20__M&S 84%
Sault
Portland 4%S 1028 guar__M&f 75
Series F 5s 1931. ...M&S 85% 88
1st M it Ogdensburg—
1st M s f g 5S July 1 1937 .J&J 70
Gen’l 5h 1936
. M&N
Sav Fla&W—See Atl Coast Line 40
Port it RFails—lstg4s’26 M&r 45
Va & Southw 5s 2003.. J&J 80
Sav&States—1st g gu 5s ’53 J&J
Debenture 4s Aug 1927.Fit/ '64
1st con gW 1st gu 4s’24A&O 61 —
5s 1958 __ F&A 86% 60
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s ’61.J&1 78
83 Schenectady &1924______M&.S 97% 98% Wash O &
1st guar 6s Duanesburg—
Guar 5s 1901_________J&i
S & N Ala—See Louis & Nashv Pacific
Schuylkill River E S—See B & O
Port Reading—1st gu 5s ’41. Jit. 85
South Pac Coast—See Southern
Scioto Val & N E—See Nor & W 61%
Ports Gt F & Con—SeeBos&M( 85
Potomac Val—1st gu 5s g’41 J&J & N W
Seab Air L—1st g 4s 1950.. A&O 50
51 RpartanU&Col—See Ashv&Spar 68% 71
Spokane Falls & Northern-Princeton & Northw—See Chic
Stamped_____________
1st 6s 1939..................
Prov Sec Co—See N Y N H it H
Adjust4s 1959Octp1t____ A&O 37% 38 Spokane gInternational— .J&J
M 5s o 1949.F&A 30% 31
Prov & Sprlngf—See NY NH&H H
Ref g
48
1st 5s
Providence Term—SeeNYNIIit 56
1st & con 6s 1945 Ser A.M&S 47% 7.25% State g & 1955__________ J&J 68% 71
7.75
’29__J&J
Eq4% sJan ’22-July’22J&J15 7.75 7.25% StatenLlaidSulllv 4%sBalt & Ohio 75
rd Air Line
Ry—See
Eq g 5s Aug’21-Aug’23 F&A15
Stephenv N & S Tex—See St So B W
Ral it Cape Fear—See Norf Sou
Atlanta-Birmlngham Divls— 52
Suff & Carolina—See Norf & L
Raleigh & Gas—See Seab Air 1
1st g 4s1st g gu 4s ’4 9..J&J 63%
May 1 1933. .M&S
Sunbury Hazleton & W-B—
Ral & Southp—See Norf South
Car Cent
1st 5s May 1 1928_____ M&N 90 —
Raleigh & S W—See Chesapeak e & Ohl 0
Florida, Cent & Peninsula—
2d mtge inc 6s ’38 coup. M&N —
Raritan River—1st g 5s ’39. J&J
1statg 6%_______ ____ 1923 89
5s 1918 ext to J&J
92 Sunbury & Lew—See Penn RR
Reading Company—
72% 72%
Gen gold 4s Jan 1
1st 1 g ext 5s gold 1930. J&J 73% 87% Superior&Short Line—See Ch St P M & Om
77% Tampa Jacksonville—
7% 76%
Eq 4]%s Jan. ’22-Jan ’27.J&J b 74% 6.50%
1st con 5s gold 1943__J&J 80
1st M 5s 1949 5s dep__A&0 5
Jer Cent g 4s ’51 op ’06.A&O 67
So Bound 1st g 5s ’41..A&0 73
40
80 Tampa North 1st ctf ’36 op.J&J 25
70
Atlantic gold 5%s4s1929.M&N 90% 92
City gu 1951.J&J
Georgia & Ala 1st Oct ’45.J&J 70
5s g 5s’48 J&D
RR
1st M
Ga&Ala& N—1st 5s g ’29.J&J 82% 84 Term gold Assn (St Louis)—A&O 83% 87%
Term
1st
4%s 1939_____
Ga Car
W&NA tr ctfs 4s red 105 Q-M 75
1st consol gold 5s 1944..F&A 85
96
Phila &M ext g 5s g1947.. A&O 93
Ral’h&Aug’sta—1st 6s’26 J&J 93
65
69
74
Gen ref s f g 4s ’53 op ’10. J&J 100% 101%
80
Imp R—2d 4s 1933. A&O 78
Ral’h&Gast’n—1st g5s’47J&J 87%
St L Br 1st g 7s 1929___A&O 81%
Cons ext gold 4s 1937. M&S 92% 95
Seab&Roanoke—lst5s’26 J&J 82
St L Mer Edge T—5s’30 A&O
Term 5s g gum g 5s1’42M&N 89
RR
92 SeacoastTerm of N J 5s ’48. A&O
------ ; Mer Bdge 6s ’29 op ’09 F&A 85
Del R Ter p May ’41 Q-F to
Seattle
6s 1921-1930____
94 Sebast & Mooseh 1st 5s ’28 M&S
Tenre Haute & Ind 5s 1925.J&J 86
Ex p mon g 5s 1942.J&J
Terre Haute & Peoria—
Wilm & No 1st 5s ’27.J&D 90
Shamokin Sunb’y & Lewlsb’g— 95
87
1st Central—1st 5s 2..M&S 77
Gen g 5s Aug 1 1932.Q-F 82
2d 6s g July 1 1925_____ J&J an & Tex Texascon g 5s Sept 1 ’4’23. A&O 81 ——
Phila &IRead ext ’32gu F&A 82
Coal & Iron
Sherman Shrev & Sou—See Mo louth westeru Texas & New Orl—See So Pac
Col s g 4s
ShreveRy of & Ter—See St Loui
Texas & Okla—See M K & T
Rens & Saratoga—See Del & H
Sierra Brdg Cal—
Rlchm & Danv—See Southern Ry
68%| Texas & Pac 1st 5s 2000__J&D / 77% 78%
1st s f 6s g Apr 12 ’37.A&012
2d Inc g 5s Dec 2000____ Mar 45
Rich Frederlcksb & Potomac— 77
Sioux C & Pac—See Chic & N W
70
Cons mtge 4%s 1940___ A&O
Lou Dlv 1st 5s 1931___J&J 66
Sodus Bay & Sou—See Penn RR 50
Rich & Mecklenburg—SeeSo Ry
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s ’55 J&J
- - Weatherf’d5sMin W & North 60
Rich & Peters—See Atl Coast L
1st gu g 1930_____ F&A h Cent
So Caro & Ga—See South Ry
Richmond-Washington Co—
South Bound—See Seaboard A L & S E
Toledo & Ohio Central—
Coi tr g gu 4s 1943 opt-.J&D 70
Sou Indiana—See Co— Hau
82
84%
1st 5s g
Southern Pacific Ch Terre
Rio Gr June—See Denv & Rio Grande
Grande
67% 68% West Div1935__________ J&J 76
Rio Grande So—See Den & Rio Rio Gi ande
1st 5s g 1935.-A&O 65% 83
Coll tr 4s (C P) Aug 1 ’49 J&D 77
Rio Grande West-See Denv P
77% Gen g 5s 1935_________ J&D b 7.50 6.75%
Conv g 4s J1934________ M&S 84
Roch & Pitts—See Buff R & & 79
89
Conv g 5s ’ne l ’29op’14 J&D
Car tr 4s Ser B 1925____ J&J
69%
82
7%
Rock Isl Ark & La—See C R I & Pac
Isl-FriscoTerm—5s’27J&J
Eq 4%s 1921-Sept 1923.M&S 6.85 6.60% Kana M Mich 1927______A&O 66
86
Rock
2d & g 5s 1st 4s 1990 J&J 6 77% 6.75%
6.40%
Equip 7s 1924-1935____ J&D
Rock Isl & Peoria—See C RI &P
Eq 4%s Jan.’22-July’22J&J 6 7.50 6.75%
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s 6.87 6.45%
Rome W & Og—See N Y C 4 H 65
Eq 4%s Jan.’22-July’24J&J 7.50
June 1 1925-1935 (y’ly)J&D 80
Rutland—Con 4%s 1941 J&J 68
St Mary’s Div 4s g 1951. F&A 55 —
Aust & Nor 1st 5s g ’41..J&J
Benn & Rut 4%s g ’27.M&N 50
Toledo Peoria & Western—
Central Pacific—g’d ’49.F&A 71%
Ogd&LCh 1st g gu 4s ’48.J&J 50% 60
1st refdg 4s g
1st g
1 1917_____
71% Toledo 4s July Western— J&J / ......... 32
62%
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s ’49.J&J
1st g gu 4s Oct 1 1954.A&0 67% 69
St L &
82
Pr lien g 3%s July 1 1925 J&J 75
M 3%s g g’d Aug 1’29 J&D 78% 80
47
8t Equip Mad & St Louis Belt— 50
Clair tr 4%s 1923-27..M&N
1st g 4s Apr 1 1950____ A&O 40 ___
Galveston Harxlsb & San An— 84%
16%
60
Col tr g 4s Ser A 1917__F&A __ _ 18%
Mex&P Dlv 1st 5s ’31 M&N 77% 92
St Alton Term 1st 5sg 1932..F&A 80
Clair Bridge 1st 4s ’51.J&J 50
2d M 5s 1931 gu_____ J&J
Union Tr ctf dep________ 67% 70
St Johns & L Cham—5s ’44 M&S
Globe
Term 1st
64% Gila Yal5s Nov & Northern— 90% 92 Tol Walh Yal 4%s ’57 gu.-M&N
8t J & Gr Isl—1st g 4s 1947. J& J 59
1st g
1 1924..M&N
Tol
& O—See PennRR
St Lawr & Adlr—See N Y Cent
Houston East & West Texas— 81% 83 Toronto Ham & Buffalo—
St Louis A1 & T H—SeeRR Cent
Louis Br—See Term 111 Assn
1st 5s g May 1 1933..M&N
1st g 4s June 1 1946____ J&D 62% 67%
St
1st guar g 5s Mar ’33.M&N 81% 87% Troy & Boston—See Fitchburg 98 100
St L & Cairo—See Mobile & O
Houston & Texas Central—
Troy & W T Bdge 5s 1939.J&D 75%
St L Iron Mt&Sou—See MoPac
1st 1 g 5s 1937_______ J&J 84% 87% Ulster & Del con 5s 1928.-J&D 48% 79
St L Mer Br Co—See Term RR
1st ref g 4s 1952_______ A&O
Waco&NWDiv6sg’30 J&D 85
8t L Rocky MtN&W—See Chic & N W os,p.45 North Cal Ry g 5s 1929.M&N 89%
L Peoria & P 5s 1955—SeeMisc
UnionRy & 1 g 4s g 1947__J&J 79% 79%
8t
91
No Ry of Cal 5s g gu 1938A&0 90
1st Pacific—
St L South—See Illinois Central
89%
4s 1927_________ J&J 82% 83
Oregon &Pass 1stgu 4s ’43. J&J 89
72% 74
St Prior lien 4s 1950 Ser A..J& J 59
Louis-San Fr (reorganized)
S A & Ar Cal g 5s 1927.J&J 62% 62% Conv ref 4s June 2008__M&S 98
1st &
99
64% San Fran Term 1st 4s ’50 A&O 68% 71
10-yr 6s July 1928_____ J&J b 6.75 6.40%
72 % So Pacific Br 6s 1937__ A&O
Prior lien 5s 1950 Ser B .J&J 72
103
Eq tr 7s 1924-’35 (yr)_.J&D Sou P ac
Prior lien 6s 1928 Ser C_ .J&J 86
86%
Pacific Fruit Express Ore-Was h RR & Nav
Cum adj 6s July 1955...A&O 64% 64% Southern g 5s gu RR Cal—
Ore RR & Nav—See eq—see 99% 99%
1st con Pacific 1937..M&N 93
Income&mtge 6s July 1960 Oct 50% 51%
75
Oreg Sh Line 1st g 6s ’22. F&A 87
1st ref g 4s 1955 op ’10. J&J 74
88%
St Louis San Francisco—
1st consol 5s g 1946__J&J
So P p,c& N O— g 4s ’37.J&J 79% 86
Coast 1st
80%
Gen mtge gold 6s 1931..J&J 94
Texas
Ref g gu 4s ’29 op ’07.J&D 80
Gen mtge gold 5s 1931..J&J 85% 88%
Coasol gold 5s 1943__J&J 76% 83% Utah & Northern—
Con mtge 4s July 1996__J&J 67%
l3t 7s’08ext at4%to’33 J&J 79%
DallasRailway— 4s ’30 F&A 63
Birm Belt 1st ggu 4s ’22. A&O 90
Southern Div 1st g
Consol gold 5s 1926— J&J 90% ’94%
Co (Dallas)—
1st consol gen 5s 4s ’56A&0 55% 56
--I Develop & goldM g 1994..J&J 80% 81% UniongTerminalop 1922...A&O 77
81
8t Sou West Dlv g 5s 1947.A&O 75%
Louis Southwestern—
1st 5s 1942
1st g 4s 1989 certifs___ M&N 64% 65
96%
6% notes 1922________ M&S 96 6 75% United N J RR & Canal Co—
56
2d gconsol gN4s 1932___J&D 61
7.50 85
General gold 4s 1923----F&A 93
1st Inc 4s ov’89 cert...I&Ji 52% 61% Eqtrg4% s Aug’21____ F&A 76
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
General gold 4s 1929___M&S 85%
79%
1st term & unif 5s 1952..J&J 64% 65
1st Mem dlv g
General
72
Eq 5s Ser D 1921-1923.. F&A 6 8% 7% St Louis Dlv 1st5s 1996__J&J 62% 80% Gen 1st ggold 4s 1944__M&S 67
66%
g 4s 1951 J&J
3%s Mar 1 ’51 M&S
Eq 5s Ser E 1921-1924..A&O b 8% 7% Aiken Br 1st g 4s 1998__J&J 45 . .. Upper Coos—See Maine Central
Cent Ark & Ea 1st5s ’47..J&D 64
Utah & Northern—See Union P aclflc
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line
Grays Pt Term g 5s’40opJ&J 63% 68
1st M 5s 1944 ser ser A.J&J 84
M 4%s 1944 B___J&J 77% 81% Utica & B1 R—See N Y C & H Hud
Shrev Bdg&Ter 5s ’55 gu F&A 65
70
1st
88 Utica Clint & Bing—See Del &
StephenvN&STex5s’40op.J&J 63
68
66
Atl & Danville 1st 4s ’48.J&J 64
St 1st MBridge & Terminal Ry— 90
Paul 6s 1929_________ J&J,
Cong 1955
2d g 4s 1948_________ J&J 42% 65 Vandalia4sRR— Ser A— _.F&A 71%
Ser B 1957_________ M&N 69%
Atl & Yad 1st gu g 4s ’49. A&O 60
St Paul & Duluth—See Nor Pac
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
29
St Paul East GrTrunk—SeeChic & N W
1stJuly 1914 coupon on_____ 23
g 4%s 1934 opt--------J&J
St Paul & K C& Manitoba— Cb R I & Pac
Short L—See
St Paul Minn
Verdlg Val Ind & 4%s ’40.A&O
82% 83%
1st consol g 4s 1933____J&J 100
Vermont Val 1st W—See Mo Pa 64
01
1st consol g 6s 1933____ J&J
Vicks1Shreveext 5% ’40...M&N 81%
89%
- 1st cons red to 4%s g ’33.J&J 87% 80 ^
Pr 6s ’15 & Pacific—
Montana ext 1st £ 1940.J&J 78% 86
Gen 5s May 1 1941------ M&N 71
Pacific Ext 1st 4s4s '3 7 ..J&D
Virginia Midland—SeeSouthern Ry.
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
' a & Southwest—See So Ry
73
N'or dlv 1st g 4s 1948.A&O
Virginian Ry— opt------ M&N 80
81
1st 6sOct’21-Apr’30(s-a)A&O b 7.37 6.60%
Eq M g5s 1962
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RAILROAD STOCKS

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Ask.
Stocks
Par! Bid. As*.
63
46
403
73 New York Chic A St Louis.. 100 59
61 4
1st preferred___________ lOOj 57
60
2d preferred___________ 50
9
5
" It) ’" New York A Harlem (guar). loo! d 85
s
\ Y New Haven A Hartford. 100 8134 90
Y Lack A West (guar)__100
200 N
18 4 18:,.4
88 N Y Ontario A Western___100 18 3 11 34
18
43 Norfolk Southern_________ 100 QQ34 0 -1
l)
«Vx
55 Norfolk A Western lly------ 100 J 9
65
39
Adjustment preferred__100 60
Wash A Colum R1v—4s ’35 JAJ 55
C’iev Cin Chicago A St L — 100 34
62 No Carolina (guar So RR)..100
Washington Cent—See Nor Par,
Preferred______________ 100 d 5834 65 3S Northern Cent (guar Pa RR) 50 120 34 135
05
Wash c'o Ry—See Maine Cent
Clev A Pitts (Guar Pa RR). 50 d 55
62 %
35 North’n N If (guar B A M).l00 58
30
Wash O & W — Southern Ry
See
Betterm't stk (Gu Pa RR) 50 36
71
Wash g 4s 1945 guar s __. FA A oo1, 701 ,|Colorado A Southern.____100 49
Term Co—-332 1945 FA: A 75
Northern of N J R y.. ___ 100 40
36*4 North 11RPacific (guar Erie). 100 71
52
48
1st
1st preferred................. 100 42
46 Northern Securities Co stubs__ \d 73 Yi 75
2d preferred___________
Weatherford Min Wells A N—Se e Tex A Pac Columbus A Xenia (Guar).. 100 d 70
75 North Pennsylv (gu P A R). 50 d 69
71
50'
West Jersey A Sea Shore—
80
Concord A Ports (guar)___100 ’ 56” 55 Norwich A Wore pref (guar). 100 70
Consol g 4sg 1936B______JAJ 78
69
61
Cons JV-jS Ser 1936.-JAJ 75
Conn A Passumpslc—Pf (gu) 100 2
Ogden Mine RR(gu CenNJ).100' 583 60
4
5 Old Colony (gu NYNHAIQ.IOO -f
t(
West Maryland—4s 1952. AAO 523a
Cripple Creek Central____100 ib
93
15
A Quebec________ id 88
5% goldHarris g1915'36 MAN 71
Preferred______________ 100 Id
75
73 Ontario A Syra (gu DLAW). 100 d 67
<
50
Balt A notes 5s op__JAJ
Cuba RR preferred----------- 100 < 68
d 62
28
32 Oswego Co—See Mlsc stocksi
Dayton A Mich com (guar). 50 <
Pac Coast
1st MWestExt g 5s’38 MAN 71
83 k Pref (guar C H A D )____ 50 <
34 4 34
d
69
West N Y A Penn 5s 1937..JAJ 80
140 Pennsylvania Railroad____ 50 d 94 3 105J4
66 Delaware A Bound Br (gu)-.100 125
Gen mort gold 4s 1943. AAO 59
Peoria A Bureau Val (guar). 100 1134 12
99
93
Income g 5s Apr 1943..Nov 1 / 15
Delaware A Hudson______ 100 d 17534 185 Peoria A Eastern_________ 100 20
23
0
Deiaware Lack A West____ 50 id 31
Western Pacific RR Corp—
41 4
35 Pere Marquette temp v t C..100 35
78 Delaware_______________ 25,
Pref temp vot tr ctfs____ 100 50
1st M 5s Mar 1 1946.. MAS 77
54
86
% Prior pref temp v t c____ 100
Denver A Rio Grande____100
Western of Ala—4 34s 1918 ext
103
West HyPa—1st g 4s 1928 JAD 813;
Preferred______________ 100 vA
134 Phila Germ A Norris (guar). 50,d 100
Phila A Trent (gu Pa RR) . .100 102 170
Des Moines A Fort Dodge. .100
at 6% to Oct 1 1928___AAO 85
25
50 21
100 "64" 69 Pittsburgh Bess A Lake Erie 50 ,d 47
Preferred...................
Western Transit—See C A H R RR Co
NYC
54
Preferred_______________ d
Detroit Hills A 8 W (guar).. 100 45
West Shore—See N Y
50 Plttsb Ctn Chic A St Louis. .100
Detroit A Mackinac______ 100 50
West Side Belt—See Pitts Term
ll7~~
Preferred________
100 3
A Chic
West Va A Pitts—See B A O
4 Plttsb Ft W (guar Papref (gu) 100 102 112
Common
RR)__100 95 110
Wheeling A g 4s 1949___ .MAS 531^ 55 Duluth South Shore A A tl..100
Lake Erie RR—
6
Lake Erie____50
1st consol
Preferred______________ 100 d 434 52 Pittsburgh AA Yough (guar) 50 d 45
50
McK
< 30
fief M Dlv 1st gA5s1966. MAS 84544 50 East Penna (guar P A R )— 50 d 48
4Josser 1926.AAO 473
38 Plttsb A West Va com_____ 100! 27 H 28
L Erie
Plttsb
Elmira A WTnsport (guar).. 50 d 45
i
75
72
50
841A Pref (guar Nor Cent)____ 50 i
Wheeling Dlv 1st g 5s '28 JAJ 83
1334 Preferred______________ 100
Erie—Common__________ 100 13 Vs 20 1Pitts Youngst A Asht pref..100 117 123
Exten A lmpt g 5s 1930.. FAA 8034
Wheeling Term—4s 1940..FA A 71
1st preferred___________ 100 19 34 15 Prov A Worcester (guar)__100 9734
14
2d preferred___________ 100 d 65
Wichita Falls A Northwestern—
00
72 Railroad Securities Co— 1952.. 54
Erie A Kalamazoo (guar)__50 < d 46
1st 5s Jan 1939................JAJ / 55
4% HI Cent Stock ctfs
54 Reading Co______________ 50 6734 68
Erie A Pitts (guar Pa R R ).. 50 <
1st A ref g 5s 1940 op___JAJ 34
Fonda Johns A Glov com__100 " 56” "76” 1st preferred____________ 50 d 39 3 40
Wichita Union Term Ry—
39
Ft Dodge Des M A Sou pref. 100 82
2d preferred____________ 50 d 101 4 41
1st g gu 4 34s'41 opt___MAN 70
90
Ft Wayne A Jack—Pref(gu) 100 185 195 Rensselaer A Saratoga (guar) 100 220 240"
Wllkes-B A East—See NYSAW
Rich Fred A Pot—Common. 100' 195 200
A Bank (guar). 100
Williamsport A N Branch RR—
25 Geor RRSouthern CoFlorida. 100
Dividend obligations.........100 220 240
Georgia
A
1st ref g 4 34s 1931.......... JAJ
1st preferred___________ 100
6% guaranteed_________ 100
WlllmarASFalls—SeeStPMAM
2d preferred___________ 100 "eb” H I” 7% guaranteed_________ 100 d 220 240
Wll A Nor—See Phila A Read'g
Grand Rapids A Indiana__100 68
Rich A P A R F A C Conn.. 70 ____
WU A Weldon—See Atl Coast L
Great Northern Ry—Pref..100 d 26
6834 | Rio Grande Southern_____ 100 85 100
Winston-Salem Southbound—
27
67 K
100
Ore certificates_____ (no par) s
1st g guar 4s 1960_____ JAJ
90
80
100
A Western_____
3
Wise Cen Ry—1st M g 4s’49JA J 61 4 66 Green Bay A A B—See under100 snds43 s 4334 1
100
Deb ctfs
bo 8
1034 1834
Rutland
Marshfield A South East Dlv 60
100 ___
Gulf Mobile A North com. .100 1 20
934
pur mon 1st g 4s 1951. MAN
100 ___
Preferred______________ d
4
22*4
Sup A Dul Dlv 4s 1936..MAN 63 3 68 Harrisburg Ports Mt J A La 1001 105
100 ___
2d
Mlnneap Term 3 34s’50op JAJ
90
82
100
Hartford A Conn Western. .100,
WorNashARoch—4s Jan’30 JAJ
45
42
100
Hocking Valley—Common.. 100
2d
4s Oct 1 1934_________AAO
24
30 Hudson Companies—Pref.. 100, 4
5
100
2334 3334
Yosemlte Val s f g 5s 1936.. JAJ
31
4
100
3
Hudson A Manhattan_____ 100 11
24M
24
13 St
100
Preferred______________ 100 5
33
32
7 1
100
Huntlngd A Broad Top v t c 50 d 14
82
74
16
d
100
Preferred v t c ________
634
100
R A IL R O A D STOCKS.
534 1034
Illinois Central___________ 100 j 59
100 90
9034
03
100
9
Leased lines (guar)-------35
28 34 74
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Co
Ala Great Southern com___50 d 35
50
Int A Gt Nor Hold Corp__100 Id 334 7 Sharon__________________ 100 7334 2034
Preferred........................... 50 d 40
6 Southern Pacific Co_______ 100 20)4 4534
Intemat Rys(Cent Am) com 100 id 4
Southern Ry common_____
Alabama A Vicksburg........ .100 142 155
32
45 34 57
Preferred______________
Albany A Susquehanna(gu).100
90 Iowa Central____________ 100 Id 26 34 100
6 Preferred______________ 100 47
100 90
Mob A Ohio stock trust ctfs.. 78
Allegheny A West (guar)__100 82
4
82
17
6
Ann Arbor common_______ 100 15
2434
35 Joliet A ChicA(guarRap (gu)-100 91 100 Southwest’n of Ga (guar)__100 24
Kal Allegan Gr C A A )..100
Preferred______
Texas A Pacific__________ 100
100
Toledo St Louis A Western..100 "io‘ "l2"*
C Ft Scott Memphis RyAtch Top A Santa Fe_____100 80 34 so?4 K Pref Cent TrActf dep stpd.100 59
Empire Tr Co ctf dep___
Preferred______________ 100 x 7634 7634
82
Preferred______________ 100 ’l634 “I9”
Atlanta Blrm A Atlantic__100 120 135 K C St L A Chic—Pref (gu).100 72
234
234
26 Vs
Empire Tr Co ctf dep__
Atlan A Char Air L (guar).. 100 105 125 Kansas City Southern_____ 100 z50
59
50
Preferred______________ 100 2634 51 •oy A Gr’bush (gu N Y C ). 50 82
Atlanta A West Point_____ 100 77
90
SO Keokuk A Des Moines____ 100
5
10 jnnel RR of St Louis____ 100 117*$ 118
Atlantic Coast L Co of C t.. 50 d
Preferred______________ 100 64
Atlantic Coast L RR com..100 8534 86 Lackawanna RR of N J ___ 100 20
74
6
3
68 Unlon Pacific—Common__100 165 17034
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent tr. Id 71
Preferred______________ 100 03
75
80 Lake Erie A Western______ 100 11
Augusta A Sav (guar)..........100 39
12341
96 105
21
23
Balt A Ohio—Common____ 100,
Preferred______
.100
45
50
Utica Clinton A BinghamtonlOO 35
Preferred______________ 100 4834 3934 Lehigh A New York pref__100
86
SO
34
d 70
Beech Creek (guar N Y C ).. 50 d 120
Lehigh Valley_____________ 50 id 5034 "563! Valley RR (N Y ) (guar)___ 100 70
Bost A Alb (guar N Y C)__100
Preferred______________
12134 Little Miami orig guar____ 50'i d 70
25
22
76
Boston A M aine................... 100 20
50
1934 20
84
8
35 Wabash Railway_________ 100 21Y$ 21.3
Preferred______________ 100 25
Spec guar betterment stk \d 32
35
26 Lit Schuyl Nav RRACoal(gu)50 d 31
1st pref A_____________ 100
Preferred A____________ 100 14
1634
40 Long Island RR__________ 50 d ____ s 27
1st pref B______
Preferred B____________ 100
100 33
35 Louis A Mo Riv pref (guar). 100 SO
91 Ware Rlv RR (gu B A A )... 100 54 102
1st pref C................
100!
60
49
1st pref D_____________100 110
Warren N J (guar D L A W) 50 d 9
Louisv Hend A St L com__100
-10
Bost A Prov (guar Old Col). 100 * 30
Preferred______________ 1001 109 116” West Maryland Ry com___ 100 3834 45
35 Louisville A Nashville_____ 100
1st preferred___________ 100 1734 IS
Boston Rev Beach A Lynn.. 100 60
75 Mahoning Coal RR_______ 50,d 375 475
\d 40
2d preferred___________ 100
Buffalo Rock A Pittsburgh.. 100 80
50 Western Pacific RR Corp__100 2534 26
90
d
Preferred________
Pref
.100 66
64
72 Maine (guar L S A M S )__
39
Preferred______________ 100, 63
3S
Buff A Susq RR Corp com..100
Central__________
43
West Jersey A Sea Sh—Com.50 d 27 Vs 28
56
Preferred______________ 100 20
Preferred_____________
9
26 _ anchester A Lawrence__
Wheeling A Lake Erie Ry__100 18/4 6734
Camden A Burl Co (guar).. 25 d 42
45 Maryland A Pennsylvania.
6
Canada Southern_________ 100, 109
Preferred___ ___________100 2934 34
50 "70” Wisconsin Central________ 100 d ____
Canadian Pacific_________ 100 61 109 3
63 4
90 Wrightsville A Tennille, com 25
> 75
1
Preferred______________ 100 Id
V
45
Minehill A Schuyl Hav (gu). d 43
Caro CUnchfield A Ohio com 100.
12
EXCHANGE SEATS
Preferred______________ 100 ~3l” " 33 ” Minneapolis A St Louis___ 1 64
12)4
68 N Y Stock Exch..1.100 $90 .000
Catawlssa RR—1st pf (guar) 50 d 31
' linneapolis St P A S S M._
33
82
90
2d pref (guar P A R )____ 50 d 35
Preferred______________
40
52
57 N Y Con Stk Ex. 476 .000 5,000, 6.000
Cayuga of Susq Jersey_____ 100, d 167 190 Mississippi
A New (gu D L A W) 30
2.2.11.
2.000
200
22
N Y Cotton
24 N Y ProduceEEx.l.SOO 16,500 18.500 17.000
Central
2
Chesapeake A Ohio."._____ 100 54
5434
3
4
234 NY Cof A Sug x.. 450 5 ,o00 5,000 5.900
Ex 550
Chicago A Alton RR______ 100; 634 8
434 434 N Y Curb Market 323 5,500
6.000
8
Preferred______________ 100 130 14034 Missouri Pac Ry trust ctfs. )1 21
8
2134
Baltimore Stk Ex S7 14 ,850 8.000 10"006
Chicago Burl A Quincy____ 100
Preferred trust certifs___ 100 39 34 39 3 Boston Stock Ex. 150 .000
4
56
Mobile A Blrm pref (guar)..100 50
Chicagocommon_____________ 14
Chic Bd of Tradel.611 8 .250
New A Eastern Illinois—
14 3 Mobile A Ohio—See South’n Ry 62 U
4
5.oco
Chicago Stk Exch 250 5 .000
New preferred____________ 30
3 3 Morris A Essex (quar.)____ 50'cf
04
Stk Ex 35
A Lowell_________ 100
Chic A East 111—ComctfdeplOO
34 134 NashuaChatt A St Louis___ 100 s 102% 100 Cincinnati Stk Ex 35 4 .000
,250
Cleveland
Pref West com________ 100 734 V34 Nashv A Decatur (gu LAN) 25 95
34 1 ' Nashv
35 Louisville Stk Ex. 29 3 .200 3,800 4.000
1
30
Chic GtEqult Tr ctf dep______
Minn Cb of Com. 593 4 .000
86
Preferred_________
100
17M National Rys of Mex 1st pref 100 S3
Stk Ex. 75
Chic Ind A Loulsv com........100
Second Texas A Mex v t c__ 52
preferred_______ 100 4
4 J4 MontrealCot Ex. . 500 27 ..000 5.500 6.200
53 New Orl
800
New Orl
Preferred______________ 100
2,800
80 Phila Stk Exch__ 221 3 .800 2.500 5.000
Man B pref (gu) 100 75
Chicago MUw A St Paul___ 100 40
2634 27 M N Y Bkln ACentral RR____ 100 70
70 >4 Pitts. Stock E x.. 115 ,600 3.2 "Ol 1.800
40 New York
Preferred______________ 100
50
653
Chicago A North Western.. 100 93 1 97 4 Dividend payable In London Id 94 100 St. Louis Exch.. 46 24 .500 1.500
Preferred______________ 100 64
(SanF)StkABdEx
850 750 1.000
Wasb’ton Stk Ex. 40
Chic R I A Pac com temp ctfs_i 32 !s 3234
7% pref temp ctfs............... 1 7234 73
temp ctfs.................. 62
63
6% pref
b Basis, d Price per share, not per cent. / Flat price, k Last sale. I In London, n Nominal, s Sale price. ( New stock. Ex dlv. » Ex rights.

Auk.
St ocks.
Par Bid.
Wabash—1st gold 5s 193!j MAN 8134 83 % Chicago St Paul Minn A O .. 100 50341
73
2d gold 5s 1939.......... -,FAA 72
Preferred.................
100 70
80 Chic Terre Haute A S E ... 100 4
1939. JAJ 55
DebUen terUi ser B1954...JA
aiort bd
70 % Clue Indianapolis A Western 100 5
1st
1is
J
Det A Chi extg liit g 5s 141 JAJ 82 M
100
Preferred...........
Des M dlv 1st g 4s 1939.- MASi 57 Vij 70 Cine New Orl A Tex Pac___100 83
JAJ 56 V
Preferred_____________ .100 40
Tol A Chic 43 g 1941.. Omaha Dl<r 1st ;334s g ’41 AAOi 50
60 Vi Cincinnati Northern..............100
Warren RR— D L A W
-See
ICin Sandusky A Cleve pref.. 50 d 45
Bonds and Stock*.

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PUBLIC UTILITIES

In the following rearrangement of our quotation lints wo bring together under the general designation of “Publio
Utilities,” all the different forms of auah seourlties, thinking It easier for the reader to find any parttoular Issue in a
general list than when the securities are subdivided under soparato heads and there is doubt as to what head to look
under. In other words, under “Publlo Utilities,” wo inolude Street and Eleotrio Hallways, Gas, Eleotrlo, Power, Water
and Telegraph and Telephone Companies.
In quoting Publlo Utility bonds, we employ the same method as In quoting the bonds of steam railroads. The great
majority of Issues being quoted ‘‘and Interest,” we use no designating mark whatever whore that Is the ease. On the
other hand, we prefix the letter “/ ” where there Is a deviation from this rule; In such oases the Interest forms part of the
prloe. Unless, therefore,
appears against a quotation, the buyer will understand that the aoorued Interest Is to be
added on. This, however, does not apply to inoome bonds and bonds in default, In whloh oases the prloe takes account
of the Interest (should any payment be announoed) and no designating mark Is employed.
NOTICE.— All bond prices are “and lnt«re«t" except where marked “f" and Income and defaulted bonds

| Bid Atk.
Bia. Auk.
Bonds.
Bonds.
40 Chicago Elevated RysAdirondack Power & Light—
Bost&Wore
1 ........
85
87 % Brazilian TrSt Ry 4%s ’23 F&A n 35
Lt & Power—
1 02
93
6% gold notesLt 4s 1952..J&.I 75
Nov 1 ’22 M&N 92
Adirondack Elec Power Corp
66
77
80 Bridgeport Gas
78
----- ----78 Bristol G & E 5s 1939____ J&J
77
74
71
4 /0 gfJiU. 1101/00 OU ODI XV-vObl- 1 84
-93 *4) 84 % Bway Surface RR—See N YRys
95 14 Bway&7thAveRR—SeeNYRys
Chicago & Oak Park Elec Ry— 36
92 ____ Bronx G&E 5s ’60 op aft’20 J&J 62% 65
95
40
Lake St El 1st 5s 1928 gu.J&v
.........
75
Bklyn Boro Gas 5s 1945 op J&D & Bk RR85 Chicago Railways Co—
62% 62%
Bklyn City & NewCo—
RR—See C I
.
46
65 C 0 75 Brooklyn Edison
31
Phila
80
78
33 _—
Alleg BellevueSt& Perrysv—See L & Su b
Gen M 5s ser A 1949___J&J 87
88
Alton Gran & Tr—See East Si
Gen M 6s Ser B 1930___ J&J 95
1
96
37
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry— 50
Gen M 7s Ser C 1950___J&J 96
15
60
Con g 4%s 1933 gu._F&A 1!
20
Gen M 7s Ser D 1940...J&D der K 96%
American Cities Co—
Kings Co El Lt & P—See un / 25% 30 1
30
40
Tran—5s’45 A&O
93% 40
____ 44 Brooklyn Rap Co ctfs
29% |
Rys
____ ____ 1stEqult Tr 4s 2002 dep------- / 25
27
50
Certifs of dep stamped.
ref gold
____ J&J 48
55
65
Light &Cok«
50
3-yr 7%Un Tr temp ctfs dep. // 47
71
73
Cent notes 1921. — J&J J 44% 48% VV1II D Ot X JL gVXlEI. UJ ^ ^ w ■ ..
46
American Light & Traction—
Temp ctfs dep stpd----88
89
65 Cincinnati Gas1956 Ser A..A&C 83%
3% gold notes 1925___ M&]
1st & ref 5s & Electric—
Bklyn City—1st 5s 1941.J&J / 60
99 %
98%
15
7% notes Mar 151922----- J&I 96% 97%
68 ‘ 70
6% gold notes 1922 . M&S1
Brooklyng Queens Co & Sub— / . . . . 25 Cincinnati Gas Transportation 96
96
99
1st M 5s 1941 opt ’16 J&J
92
20
American Public Service—
5s 1933 guar op ’13..J&. 87
lo
1st con gu 5s July ’41 .M&N / 60
n 76
»8
79
64% j ' tDouble guarantee--------Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950..F&A 60
91%
65
75
65
stamped guaranteed_____
90
55
American RailwaysKings Co Elguaranteed___ 53
50
53
94 100
40
Stamped 1st 4s 1949.F&A / 40
Nassau Elec—1st 5s ’44.A&0 / 18% 50 Cities Service Co— _ „ ..
78 % 78%
22
79
Conv g Gas 1966 Ser C. J<§ 76
1st g Av con1 5s g ’31. A&O 50
Jan 1951-----J&J
70%
60 Citizens’ deb 7s (Indianapolis)Atlantic4sBatb&WE5s’33A&0 // 50
85% 87
74
Bklvn
79
82
82% BklynUnGaslst con5s g’45M&N 77
77
97 34 97% Brownsville Ave—See Phila Co 30
80
95 %
1ne Lt & Trac
96 Buffalo City Gas g 5s 1947.A&O 85
Ter
97% 98 Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939. F&A
86
56
57
81
82 Citizens’~Tract—See Phila Co.
1st ref 5s April 1 1939— J&J 98
con T?ra,u 5s 1937.J&' 81% 83
Deb 6s 1922........ ........... F&A 97% 99
ash70 & El
Ry 85
See Port (Ore)
Conv deb 7s 1925_____ J&D
&
alf)
69
71 Buff & Lack Tr 1st 5s ’28 opA&O / ____ 98% City & Sub RyClty Sub—Se
El
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Co
Buffalo ref Lake’36 opTraction— ___
& g 5s Erie s f.-M&N
City & Sub Ry60
65
84
85%
1st &
67% 72% Hamburgh Ry 4s 1926— M&N __ ----99% 100%
93
Conv 8% notes 1931.
&
96% Buff & Nlag1942_________F&A 80
Falls El L & Pow—
82 Clev Painesv JulyAshtab Elec- f . . . .
lst gold 5s
1922...J&i
1st g 5s
85 Burl’ton(Vt)G L 5s 1955--J&J 55
1st s f g 5s 1942 opt___ A&O 75
65 Clev Pains & East 1Con 5s 18—
Ashland (Wis) L, Pow & St Ry
75 Burlington (la) Ry &opt._M&S 45
1st M gold 5s 1939_____ J&J
83
55 ClevExt at 7% to 1923-----A&< 80
1st sEl&P 1st s1932 Light—
f gold 5s f 5s’22-’51 J&D 80
opt...M&!
Atchison Ry, Light & Power— n 55
Butte
84 CleveRy 1st 5s 1931Colum Ry— ___
Southwest &
65 California Electric Generating—
1st 5s Nov 1935.......... -M&N
57
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st s f g
’12 M&S 80% 83
55
1st & ref s f g 5s ’50 op ’15 J&J y & E 65 2 California 5s ’48 op aft Corp—
—
Gas &
Atlanta Gas Lt 5s g 1947..J&D 80 ----- Sink fund g 5s Elec opt.M&S 83% 89%
1933
____ 76%
Atlanta Cons St RR—See Ga R El
Unit & ref g 5s ’37 op s f M&N 86%
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry &
72
78
Cal Cent Gas & Power—
88
Atlantic Ave RR—See Bklyn R ap Tr
80
California-Oregon El 5s ’31 F&A 97
Atlantic City (N J) Gas—
1st &
100
84
Stamped---l3t g 53 Jan RR—5s ’45. J&D --50 -- 54 Cal Pac ref 7 %s Ser A 1941 F&A y
1 ’60 opt ’20.J&J
Ry—See Pacific Elec R
80
Deb. 5s(S1927. & Gas el do 77
Atl City & Sh
----- Calumet & South Chicago Ry—
"
C)Ry
Atlan Coast El 1st 5s ’45..M&N 40
55
1st M rehab g 5s’27 op’12F&A 48
55
65
1st M s f g 5s 1936_____ J&J Newark &Zanes
Auburn & Syracuse Elec RR—
Camden & Sub Ry—See Public fService Corp
___ ------- /U1U.LLIUUO U b ia U/
1st & ref g 5s ’42 & ’12.A&0
65 Canadian L & P 5s’49 op’14 J&J
-------Augusta-Alken Ry optEl Corp— 50
74
78
Canal & Claib
Co 1st & ref 5s, June 1937----- 95
Sink d g 5s Dec 1 ’35 opt J&D / ___ 30 Canton-Akron RR—See N O Ry & L
25
98
Con Ry—
Gen M 8s 1941--------Augusta Ry& Chicago RR—
& El 5s ’40. .J&D
----- Consol 5s Jan 1933 ------ J&J 70
69
75
Aurora Elgin
Can-Akron 1st g 5s’22. M&S 90
70 —
95
1st & ref g 5s 1946 opt__J&J / ------ -----Can-N Phila g 5s ’23 op F&A 90
94
A & Ann S L—See Md El Ry
50
Trac (Wash, C)—
1st guar Spring! Ry—See Ind
Balt E & C Ry 1st g 5s ’41 A&015 / ......... ------ Capital 5s June 1 1947D -----J&D 86% 87 !ol Lond &5s 1935--------- “ t Cel & East
1st g Ry 5s Nov ’33.J&J 40
Balt Elec 1st g 5s ’47 gu__J&D 74
75 Carbondale
50 lolumbua Newark & Zanesv— —
Balt SpP&Ches—SeeUn Ry & El
__1st gold 5s 1924-. -- - - - M&S
Carolina Power & Light—
Balt Traction—See Un Ry & El
Gen & ref gold 5s 1926. M&N / ----- —
1st Av & 59 1938. _____See U nlted R 75
M g F’r Gr’ds Ry— F&A 72
Bangor (Me)Po 4-4%-5s’31M&S
Cass
y (St L) Col Buck Lake & New Trac
Bangor Ry & El 1st 5s 1935.J&J 75
1st gold Ry Lt & Pow erBay Counties Pow os 1930.M&S 90% 85 CentralsArk Ry & Lt Corp—
1st 1 f 5s 1928
.M&S 75
80
Zanesville 5s 1921--------M&N ......... ........
Beaver Val Tr gen g 5s’53.M&N 20
40 Central California Traction —
53 1912 ext to Mar 24. A&O
Bell Tel Canada deb 5s ’25.A&0 r 92
Rys
92% 1st s f g 5s 1936 opt____A&O 30
Bell Telephone Co of Penn—
80
Cent Crosst RR — See N Y Rys
1st & ref s f 7s ’45 Ser A.A&O 103% 103 % Central District Telephone—
loiumous&wy ruw 5s 1940. A&O 67
Binghamton (NY) L, H & P—
1st s g 58 1943
86
69
1st ref ext s f
1st ref 5s 1946________F&A 65 ___ Cent Gaf Pow— See op ’18..J&D Rys
70
53
Ga L Pow &
Col Ry 1st 4s ’39 opt ’14 Q&J 50
BlnghamtRy 5s ’31 op ’ll.M&N ___
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—
68
Col St Ry 1st 5s gg 1933-.J&D 66
1st 5s 1932 J&J 66
Blrm Ry, Light & Power— Co
71
69
Cross St
1st & ref Lt 1st 5s ------ A&O 65
Blrm Knox & A1—See Phila
Central Ills 5s 1941. 1943. J&D 71
73 lom’clal Cable—4s g 2397.Q&J 60
Gen ref g 4%s ’54 op ’09. A&O 60
63 Central Illinois Public Service—
lommonwealth-Edison Co—
Ref & ext g 6s 1957___M&N 66
70
83%
1st & ref g
58
1st g 5s June 1 1943 . -M&S 83
60
Blrm Ry & El 1st g 5s ’24.J&J n 90
95 Cent Indiana 5s 1952____F&A 73
99
Gas 5s 1931.M&S
7% coll notes J’ne -J&D 79% 81
79 Conr/weathg El 5s 1925 43.M&S 98
Blackstone Val G&E 5s ’39. J&J Y Rys 84 CentMalnePow 5s’39op’19M&N 80
80
85
Bleecker St & Ful1st 6s ’38. M&S 91
Ferry—See N
Cent Pow & Lt 6s 1946 — A&O 74 "78 CommonwealthPPower (Mich)— 72
78
Com’w’th L & 6s 1947. _M&N
Blue Lakes Wat
96 Central Ry-SeeUnRy&EI(BaIt)
Boston El L 1st con 5s ’24.M&S 92
CentStatesEl 5% g Phila Co
notes’22J&D 90
1st g HtsDecMer Ter—SeeJ&D Ited88Ry 9 92
5s & 1 1924------- Un
93 Compt
Boston g 4%SRy 4s 1 1937..A&O 59
Deb Elev Oct 1935__M&N 63% 63 Central Trac—See Gas & El—
Charleston Cons Ry
Conemaugh Power 8s, 1930.
96
99
Deb g 4%s Nov 1941__M&N 63
65
Consol g 5s 1999 . . M&S 70
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 50..J&J / ____ 50
Deb g 5s Dec 1942____ J&D 67
69
Ch City Ry 1st g Light—
West End St 5s 1932...M&N 74
79 Chattanooga Ry & 5s 1923. J&J 90 ___ Coney Isl & gold 4sRR 4s— J&J 1 30
Consol Bklyn 1955 48.T&J / 20
5s May 1936.............. M&N 69
79
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op ’16 M&N
B & N 1st
35
57 ConnCL & Powcons 5s 1939.J&J 25
62
68
1944______
07
Chatt Rys 1st cons op’09 J&J 53
1st 5s ’63.A&O 89
6$ March 1 1923........ .J&J 98
Feb 1922 ________ M&S 97
M&S
99 Ches & Pot Tel 5s ’295s ’56M&N 1 87 ____ Connecticut Power 5s 1939.J&J 79
82
4 %s Jan
96 Ches & Pot Tel of Va 5s’43 M&N n 70 ----- 1st & coll tr 5s 1956----- I&J 84
80
7s Aug 1924_______ .M&S 94
F&S
98 Chicago City & Connecting Rys
98% 86
99%
6% notes Dec 1921-----------7s Sent 1947 .
89
94
b5
Col trs f g 5s Jan 1 1927.A&O 33
mu ivy ob guaranteed opt L__ 55
A
Jb
--37
4 %s July 1932.. ...J& J 72
77 Chicago City Ry—
62
69
Stamped
4s Aug 1 1 1930 . F&A 65
69 1 1st g 5s 1927 op up to ’12F&A 63
87%
83% Conn Rtv Pow 1st 5s 1937 J&D ' 32
Bonds.

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GENERAL QUOTATIONS—ePUBLIC a nUTILITIESf a u l t e d b o n[Vs .ol. 113.
exceet wher m arked " I "
d Income an d de
d

I l C f i . — AII b o n d price* a r e " a n d I n t e r e s t

* UUl
Bondi.
Bid. Atk.
Bid. Atk.
bK Aak
Bonds.
iJOuOOillitll C<1 Clilco L P dll Tr—
Elec A Peop—See Phlla Rap Tr
Indianapolis Trac A Term Co—
1st lien 5s 1952 atpd.--.JdfJ 48
50 Electrical Securities Corp— 73
1st s f gold 5s Jan 1 1933. AAO
Co idol Qtiri uf Balt 5a 1939 J&J 87
Coll tr g s f 5s 1935 opt FAA
78
Indianap St gen 4s 1933. JAJ 68 A 65
07 lA 70
Gen Gab Elec L iy5I__AdtO
68 Kllz Plaiiu A Cent J/See Public
Citizens' St con 5s g ’33. MA N 69
Oouaol g 1^2^ Apr A P (Balt)—
Kllz A Trenton RR\Serv Corp
IndlanupVVat—5s’26 op ’ll .JAJ o7
90
Qeu g 4 lad Feb 14 1935 JAJ
Light
72% Elmira Water 5s 1956A RR—
1st A ref g Metropol Co—
69 Vi
1st A ref a f 7 Lis 1945. JAD 96
__„ «. . • • Interbomugli 4%s 1940 opt JAJ
g
Conv 5%uotesNov 15 21MA N 97 >, 97 El 1st & conCo coll tr g 5s '32MAS 80
98
83
Paso El
15
Coll trust g 4%s 1956 AAO 13
10
7% Gas Aug g 1935__JAJ
Empire Dlst Elec Co— JAJ 63
Guar Trust certif of dep__
14%
Consol notesN J 5s1922____FAA 95 3i
69 Interborough Rapid Transit—
70
1st 58 1949___________MAN
1st ref 5S Gad (N V)—
Empire Gas A Elec and Empire 72
1st A ref g 5s ’60 op tax-exJAJ 54 >5 54 A
Consolidated1955_______ AAO 60
Coke Jl IstAref 5S ’41 op MAS
75
7% notes 1921
MAS 77 % 78%
GOOV g 7s Feb 1 1925...Q -F
s 100 % Empire Gas A Fuel—
Internat’l Railway (Buffalo)— 84
8% gold notes 1921. _ JAD
93
1st
..MAN 78
Buff Ry 1st eoriM5sg’31.FAA
85
Underlying cos— See NYGEL 11 100P 100 11 6% M s f 6s 1926 1924__JAJ 89
A
notes June 15
80
Cross St lty 1st 5s g ’32.MAN 83
84
Con Gab (Pittfi) 5d'48rctfl FAA / ___
80
85
Eqult G A E Utica 5s 1942 AAO 93
Buff Bell A Lan 5s 1927 JAD 73
Gonsol Ltg 6% noted122 _IA A 87
90 Kqult 111 Gas, Phlla, 5s g’28 JAJ
05
1st g
80
Conaol Pow Co(Vt)lst5s'26JA.J 94
95 Erie El Motor s f g 5s 1941 AAO 67 ____ Buff A Lock Falls 5s 1938.JAJ
Buff A Nlag
Elec Ry— 65
Con lty(NewHavkleb 4s'54JAJ
Erie Ltg 1st
AAO 78
39% Evansv GAEM 5s 1967 JAD 71
73%
1st M 58 gold 1935. JAJ
70
•
j
81
L 5s’32op’12
Intermit Kv ref 5s’62op MAN 58
60
Deb 4s 1955 guar______JAJ
Kvansv A Sou Ind Traction—
Interstate El Corn 6s 1933 MAS 80
88
Cond g 4d 1930______ FAA ____
90
Evansv A l'rlnc 1st
94 Interstate Rys—Coll trust g 4s
Cond Ky A Pow (SaltLake) See Utah 1. A Ry Excelsior Springs Wat5s ’23AAO
Gas A El 75
1943 opt
FAA 30
33
Cons Tr(NJ)—8eePubServCorp
85 Iowa Ky A 1913 ___ Rapids)—
1st M 6s 1932 op JAD
Lt (Cedar
Con Wat of Utlca-lst5s'30.JAJ 84
90 Fairmont A Clarksburg Trac’n
73
78
1st A ref g
___ Irouwood A 5s 1932 op ’15.MAS
Deb 5s Jan 1'30 op 1911 JAJ 8U
85
1st g 5s 1938 op 1913...AAO
Bessemer lty A Lt ____
Cousum L 11 A 1* Co (Eilz.N J)
Federal Light A Traction—
1st s f g 5s ’36 op art ’15 FAA Sen Mli;
5s 1938.
JAD 76
71
1st s f g 5s 1942 opt MAS 67
Consumers' Power Co (Mich)—
St
PhllCo
Jackson Consolidated Traction! United Rys
1st AAref g7s 193U Ser A JAJ 80
5s 1936 op’16. JAJ
81 FedPitt A Pleas Val—See Co
Ft
Trac—See Phlla
Jackson(Mlch)Gas 5s g ’37.AAO 75
80
Gen ref
92
95 Ft Smith Light A Traction—
Jackson 5s 1934____ Service— 60
(Miss) Public AAO
Gen A ref 7s 1935 Ser 1C.JAJ 89
70
91
1st M g 5s Mar 1 ’36 opt MAS 60
1st M
Continental Gas A Electric—
Ft W Van Wert A Lima Trac— 21
75
Jacksonv(Fla)Gas s f 5s’42.JAD
1st lien coll tr 5s 1927- MAN 70
80
1st M g 5s 1930 guar _ JAJ
Jacksonville Traction— M.tS 55
Crosstown St Iiy—See Col Ry A Lt
Ft Worth Pow A L 5s ’31 FAA 79
1st cons 5s Mar ’31 opt
Cross St Ry—See Int Tr (Buff)
42d St M A St N Av—See Third Ave Ry
Jacksonv ElA5s ’27 out Public Service Corp
MAN 60
Cumberland Co (Me)PowALt—
Jer City Hob
1st A ref gTel 1942. .. MAS 72
5s A Tel—
78 Frankf Tacony A Ilolmesb Ry— 40
50 Johnstown (Pa) Pat—See
1st g 5s July 1940______JAJ 70
Pass Ry—
Cumb'land
Galv Elec Co 1st 5s Klee Ity—
Refunding gold 4s 1931..JAD
1st A gen 5s 1937
JAJ 78
Galveston-Houston ’40 op. MAN
Joplln&PittsUy lstfifl’20
79 M 1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt__AAO 70
85 k 55
Cuyahoga Telephone—
75 Kankakee(Il))G A E 5s’30_MAS 94% 95
1st 7s Dec 1 1921
JAD 98
70
ICans City (Mo) Gas 5s '9.9. AAO
GasAEl of Bergen Co 5s’49 JAD 65
Dallas El Cor col tr g 5s’22.AAO 100
Kan C Home Telep 5s 1923 JAJ
Gen 58 Nov 1 1954
MAN
90%
Dallas Gas 1st g 5s 1925opMAN 85
90 General G A El 1st 5s ’32 JAJ 60
Kan City Kaw Vaf <r. Waat Ky—
t
Dallas Power A Light—
72
6% gold bonds 1929___MAS 68
1st M 6s Aug 1924____ FAA
96
1st M g 6s 1949.. .. JAJ 86
87 Geor Row A Ips—See BosANor St Ry
K C Long Dls Tel 5s 1925..JAJ 80
80%
Danv St RyAL Co 5s'22-’25JAJ 77J4
Georgia Light Power A Rys—
Kansas City Power A Light—
Danville Urbana A Champ Ry—
72
75%
1st lien s f g 5s 1941 opt MAS 62
1st M 5s July 7 1944. __JAJ 74
77
75
1st 5s 1923 optional.. MAS 80
84
76%
CentGaPow5s’38 op ’13 MAN 68
2d M 6s July 7 1944___JAJ 90
82
Darby Med A Ches Ry—See Phi la R Tr
Georgia Ry A Elec 5s 1932.JAJ 80% 71
1st A ref g 8s" 1940 Ser A.JAD
98
Dayton (O)Gas5s’30 op’15MAS 77
80
Refg A lmpt g 5s ’49 8 f. JAJ 69
Kansas City Railways—
78
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s '37 od’12MA3 75
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939.JAJ 78
1st M 5s July 7 1944__JAJ / 25
29
70
85
Dayton Pow A L 1st 5s '41 JAD 94
76
12
Georgia Elec Lt 5s 1930 JAJ 80
2d M 6s July 7 1944___JAJ / 8
97
1st lien A gen M 7s 1923. MAS ___ ___ Atlanta Northern Ry Co—
12
2d M 5s July 7 1944 ...JA
8
95 Kansas Electric Utilities— J / 70
Defiance (0) GAE 5s 1942MAS
90
1st guarA5s ’54 op ’90..JAJ
Delaware Co A Phlla—See Tin P A Tran 8
75
Georgia Ry Power—
1st gold 5s 1925_______ AAO
Denver City Tramway—
1st A ref s f 5s 1954 op ..AAO 71% 72 Kansas G A E 1st 5s ’22 op.MAS 95
96
34 Grand Rap Gr Hav A Musk Ry ___ _ ____ Kentucky Traction A Term’l— 55
1st A ref g 6s 1933 op s f MA N 32
80
Con Tram con g 5s 1933. AAO 70
1926____JAJ
60
1st A ref gu 5s 1st 5s ’14. FAA
Denv Gas A El 1st g 5s’49 MAN 80
82 Gt1st g 5s July 15s ’40 op MAN 84%
Lexington Ry ’51 opt ’59 JAD 70
Falls Pow 1st
63
1st A ref 5s 1951___ MAN 70
75
65
Lakes Power, Ltd—
g 5s
Gen M 7%s Ser A 1946. MAS 94
96 Great M 6s 1922-1944___ MAN b 8% 7%% Key Tel 1st L A P’35 op ’08'.JAJ 97
1st
Kings Co E
1st 5s’37 AAO 85
Denver Tram Power Co—
Great Northern Power—
Purch money 6s g 1997..AAO
98%
84
80
1st Imp g gu 5s’23 op’08AAO 55
60
1st M g 5s 1935 op_____ FAA 76% 77
Conv deb 111 Bkln 4s ’39. JAJ 73 Vs 95
6s 1925__..MAS
Denver Tramway Terminals Co
Edison El
70 Great West Pow 5s 1946 op.JAJ 85
Kings Co Elev Ry—See Bklvn R Tr
1st m g gu 5sWater— _MAS n60
1921-’40_
Conv ref 6s Mar 1949...MAS 86% 87 Kings Co GasAIll 1st 5s’40.AAO ap____
deb 6s 1925__..MAN
Denver Union
88
1st A
99
79
98
Gen M conv 8s 1930___FAA 60 % 100 KinToch Lg Dlst Tel 5s ’29.JAJ 89
SoPlatteCanalARes5s’23 JAJ 94
Derry (N H) Elec Co—
89%
Kinloch Teleph 6s
1st ref 8s 1951..
103 Greenwich Tram 1st 5s ’31 JAJ 65 Trac Knoxv Gas 1st 5s’331928. .FAA
op’13 AAO
Hackensack Wat 4s’52op’12JAJ Erie
Dee F 6s 1937Cent SerElec.MAS 98
Moines A op la A Co—
Hamburg Ry—See Buff A Lake
Knoxville Railway A Light—
S
88
A Power5s 1946 opt__JAD 60
66
82
____ Ref A ext Trac 5s 1938. AAO 81
S F 5s 1937 op Ry— MAS 65
Ser B__
73 Harrisburg (Pa) Lightopt..FA A _
Knoxville
1st A ref g 5s 1952
___ Kokomo Marion A W Tree—
Des Moines City
Man A Rock 5sJ1924 AAO
74
55 Hart St Ry—1st g 4s 1930 MAS 63 %
Gen A ref 5s 1936
JAJ 40
1st g 5s July 1 1933
Hart
75
85 Lackawanna A Wyo Val R JAJ 80
Detroit C Gas 5% g M’23__JAJ 88% 95% Harwood El 5s’39 o p ’14-. JAJ 80
T—
85
Prior lien 5s 1923.
JAJ
Coll Gas 5s 1951_____ FAA
81%
1st A ref s f g 6s ’42 op MAS
Lacledetrust Light—
86
Det AEdisonGas 1st5s5s’28JAD 91 % 89% Havana Elec Ry L A Power—
Sub 1st g '33 J&J
____ Ref A ext g 5s 1934 ___ AAO 71
Detroit
AS
89 % 74
79
IstAref 5s July 1 '40 MAS 88 k 77% Gen M 5s 1954 ser A ...MFAA 74
1st coll A ref g 7s Jan ’29.FAA A Elec 90%
76% 86% Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952.
58 Lake Roland Elev—See Un Rvs 65
IstAref 6s July '40 Ser B MAS 86%
Helena LARy 1st 5s ’25 op MAS 54
75
Conv deb 8s Jan 10 1931 JAJ 99% ioo y2 Hest Man A Fair Pass Ry—See Phlla R T
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 5s’23 JAJ ____ 52
60% Home Telep A Teleg (Los An- 81
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933..FAA —
Det United 4%s 1932 opt.JAJ 58
____
Lor A Clev g 5s ’27 op ’17.JAJ
90
geles, Cal) 1st 5s 1933.JAJ
7% coll tr 5s 1923. ..AAO
80
86
Sand Frem A So 5s 1936 JAJ ____ ___
Det AFlintnotesg’21-’24___JAD 87
1st refg 5s 1945. _____ JAJ 75
Det Ry 1st1st 5s ’21 FAA 96
Tol Frem A Nor 5s ’20 op ’05 —
98 HomeM g 5s Mayof Spokane— 15 76
79
1st Tel A Tel 15 ’36MAN
Det F’t Wayne A Belle Isle—
87% LakeExt Elev RR—See Chic A O ak Pk ElecRy
St at 6%% to 1925...JA J
1st g 5s Apr 1 1928.. _AAO 78
91 Hortonia Power 5s 1945 FAA 82
Power, Ltd—
Houghton Co (Mich) El Lt—
Det Mon A Tol Short Line Rv
77 Laurentide5s 1946 opt 1920.JAJ 78% 80
1st s f g
1st M g 5s Jan 1933 .JAJ 76
81
1st g 5s Jan 1 1927 opt..JA J 72
Lehigh Power Securities Corp— 60%
Det A Pontiac—5s g ’22. FAA 96
84 HoughtongCounty Traction—
55
6%
1st con 5s 1937
JAJ 91
Cons g 4% s’26 o p ’ll JAD
95 Lehighgold notes 1927.. . FAA 77
Valley Transit—
Det A gPt5s 1950_______ JAJ
Huron Shore Line—
Hous El 5s 1925 op 1910. FAA 81
80
1st
75 Houston L A Pow 5s 1931 AAO
1st M g 5s Dec 1935 opt.MAS 63
65
76
6S
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt.MAS 55 ____
Det Ypsil Ann Arbor AJack—
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949 MAN 72
1st g 5s 1926--------------F&A
85
Cons g 4s 1935________ JAD 50
of Nlag
55
87
Ref
g
D Y A A A Con 6s 1924—FAA 79 100 Hydraulic Pow1950... Falls—J 85
1st A ref 5s
..JA
80% Coll A lmpt6s 5s 1960___ JAD 75
90
80
trust 19 2 3 .____ JAJ 80
D D E B A B RR—See Third Av Ry
Ref A lmpt 5s 1951___ AAO 76
SO
77
Duluth Ed El 1st 5s ’31op_ MAS
Leh Val L A P
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947.. JAJ 98 100 A Lewiston Augusta5s 1943.. AAO
A Waterv— - - Duluth Superior 1st g 5s’30MAN
1st lien gen M 8s 1930__JAJ
Duluth St Ry Traction Co— 73
76
1st A ref g 5s 1937
78 Lexington Ave A Pavopt..AAO A Term ys
62 Illinois Central Traction—
71
Fer—See N Y R
Gen M 5s 1930 . _. MAN 57
1st M g 5s 1933 op guar.JAD
Lexington (Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr (St Lo uls)
Duquesne Light—See Phlla Co
Illinois Northern Utilities Co— 58
62 Ltndell Ry—See United Rvs
Duquesne Trac—See Rv Co—
1st A ref 5s Ry—
Eastern Mass Street Phlla Co—
Illinois Valley 1957 opt . .AAO 70
85
80 Little Rock Gas A Fuel—
Ref 6s Nov 1937____ MAN
Serial ref 6s Jan 1922-^1929
1st s fg guar 5s 1935 Trac—
MAS
Little Rock Rv A Electric—
Ref M 5s 1948____
4%s 1948_______ JAJ / ____ ___ _ IndianaAColumbus Aop ’ll MAN / 13
E
72
17
Ref M
JAJ
1st g 5s 1933 opt 1908...AAO 69
Gen ref g 5s ’26
Ref A g 6s
Col Lon A Sprlngf 5s ’20 AAO 50 ____ Lockport extOlcott 1938___AAO Trac (B ■ yUffalo)
LowLawAH 1st 5s g ’24 JAD / ____
lstg5s’23op~JAD
60
A
Ry—See
Lynn A Bos
79 Lorain A Clev RR—See Int
50 Indiana Ltg 4s 1958 op___ FAA 76
Eastern Pa Rys 1st 5s 1936 JAJ / ____ 77 Indiana A Mich El 5s 1957. FAA les G L A Coke Los Angeles Gas A Elec Lake Sh Elec R
45
Corp— S3
Eastern Tex El Co 5s ’42.MAN 74
Indiana Nat A Light— Peop
1st A ref 7s 1926 Ser A. AS 97 1■» 98%
East St Louis (Ills) Lt A ..JA D
Pow—
Ry Gas A O—See
___
GenA ref gg 5s 1939 opt..MMAS — I 97 >a
80 Indiana ref 5s 1943 ____ JAJ
1st 5s 1940 ______
1st A
Gen A ref g 7s 1931Ser B.JAD
East St Louis A Suburban Co— 70
Union Traction—
So
35
56 Indiana5s July 1 ’33 op ’OS AAO 25 ___ Los Ang G A E 5s 1934..JAJ . 87
Coll trust g 5s 1932 opt.AAO 53
1st g
Los Ang Ltg 5s Apr 11’24 SAO
Alton Granite A St L Trac— 35
Indiana Nor 1st g 5s ’33.AAO
Los Ang Pac Co—See Pac El Rv Pac El cc Rys
1st cons El 1949 FAA
A Sou Tr—
65 IndianapgColumbus1923__FAA 88
Los Angeles A
Easton Cons g 5S5s1944___ MAN 60
1st M 5s Feb 1
78 Los Angeles Ry Pasadeua—See 58 \ s 601 a
Corp—
Economy Lt A Pow (Joliet, 111) 80
IndianapolisA H 5s 1952 .AAO 72
Gas 5s 1940 AAO
79
1st A ref s f g 5s 1940__JAD
SS Indianap L
1st MElecg111 of Boston—JAD
s f 5s 1956
70
Los Ang Ry 5s g 1938__AAO
Edison
60
Los Ang Trac
99 % Indianap A Martinsv Rap Tr— Tr
7% gold notes 1922___ FAA 99 X 98 % 1st g 5s 1932 opt.. _ JA.) on 56 o f Ind Louisville Gas A1st g 5s ’38. JA D - -.— I ----Electric—
Indianapolis A Northwest Uni
5% gold notes 1922 ___FAA 98^1 99% Indianapolis Northern—SeeTr—
96
1st A ref 7s 1923-.
JAD 93
6% gold notes 1922 ...FA A 99
SS%
57 Loulsv Home Telep 5s 1922.JAJ
1st g 5s 1932 opt______MAS 52
Edison Elec Co (Lancaster)—
Louisv Ltg 5s ’53 unstmpd.AAO
Refund 5s 1943_______ FAA
Indianapolis A Southeast Trac—
55
1st M g 5s 1935
JAJ
96
lnd Shelbvv A Southeast 1st
1st A ref g 5s 1922op’07MAS 94
70
s f g 5s Jan 1 1932
JAJ
Edison Lt A RR—Sec N Y Rvs 97%
Eighth Ave Pow (SF) 6s’21Q-F
/T his price Include."- accrued Interest. * Last sale, n Nominal

* Sale price.

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GENERAL OUOTATIONS-PUBLIO UTILITIES

N O T I C B .— All b o n d prices are “ a n d I n t e r e s t ” e x c e p t w h ere m ark ed “ f ” a n d In c o m e a n d d e f a u l t e d b o n d s

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Bonds.
Bid. A hIc.
Bonds.
Bonds.
Bid. Aak.
Bid. A tilt.
78
Loulsv Ry coil M 5s g ’30__ TAJ 77% 63 X National Properties Co—
Northern States Power Co
2d mtge 4%a 1040_____MAS 61 % 02
Coll tr 1%-5%h 1946
1st A ref 5a 1941 . . .AAO
78%
Gen M 5a 1950_______FAA ulsvillo i p. 50 % Nebraska 4Power Co— .JAJ
61 V
0% notes 1926 _______AAO 78
83
80
1st M gold 5h 1949____JAD 75
78
Louisville Water—See under Lo Mass 8 t lty
7% notes 1023 . . FAA15 or,
98
83 Northern Texas Electric Co
Low LawCo (Pa) Gas AEastern
A I-Iav—See Elec—■
Nevada-Calif Elec 6s 1916 JAJ 80
Luzerne
97
99
Coll tr f g fis 1940 Opt JAJ
8% gold
75
1st refAlmp g5s’48op’13AAO 70
74 Nevada-Calnotes 1930___MAN 90 100 Northern sTexas Traction Co — 71
Pow 6s 11927 . AAO 03
75
96
Lykens Val L A P 0a 1945.MAS 65
Gas
1944.Q-J
1st g 5s 1933 opt 1955.. JAD
Lynn & Boat RR—See Eastern Mass Ry Newark Cons6s Apr 5s’48 JA D 74
Ltg 6s 1913...JAJ
Newark Pas s Gas con Public So rv Corp 76 Nor Westch Co Ry—See Public 78
North Hud
Macon Railway & Light Co—
Newark
Ry—See
1st cons g 5s’53 opt '08. .JAJ
03 New Bedf A Onset 1st 5s’22 JAJ
Lt,
Co Service Corp
77Vi North Hudson J) 5sH A PAAO 75
Madison Co (Ills) Lt & Power— 59
(Hoboken, N
1938.
83 New Brunswick (Can) Pow Co
1st g 5a 1930........... ..... JAD 77
70 North Jer Ht Ry—See Co—Horv Corp
1 st M 5s 1937........ .......MAS
86/4) New England Elec Securities— 65
Mad RlvPowlst5s’35gu op. FAA 84
North Shore Electric Pub
72
Mahoning A Shenango RyAL—
1st g 5s 1922 op 1912 ..AAO 90
94
1st coll tr 5s Jan 3 1932.. JAJ3 n 65
Penn A Mah Val 5s’22.MAN
1st A ref g 5s ’40 op ’20. AAO 72
New England Power—
77
83% NorthgShore Gas Co of Illinois—
Youngat Shar RyAL5s’31 JAJ 53
1st Engs f 5s A Tel—
M Tel 1951_______JAJ 81
55%
Manhattan El con 4s g'90.AAO 55
1st 5s 1937 opt_______
55% New Jan 1930___________ JAJ 75
85 jNorth Texas Gas Co— FAA
Stamped tax-exempt___
4s
2d g Elec RR A Ltg Corp— 43
5s gold Oct 1 1932.........AAO 80% 80 % [ 1st 0s 1922-1932_______ AAO 80
90
81 Northwestern Bell Telephone—
Manila 4a 2013_________ JAD
’33. MAS
65 N H A Centrev 1st 5s g1962.JAJ 85
1st lien A col tr g 5s’53.MAS
87
1st M 7s 1941 Ser A___FAA 08%
New Haven Wat 4%a
%
Manila Sub Ryslst 5s 1946. MAS
Hud Rlv Ry A Ferry—
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)— 57
Man’frs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939.JAD Phila R Tran N J Agold 4s 1950 opt___MAS 50
62
1st M 5s 1941 opt_____ MAS
1st
Market St Elev Pass Ry—See
Union El (Loop) 5s g ’45. AAO 48
N J Pow A L 5s 1936_____ FAA "96'
Market St Ry (San Francisco)
95 Northwestern Pennsylvania Ry
New London GAE 5s ’27..AAO
95
1st cons mtge 5s 1924..MAS 70 ^ 70 M 2d M 5s 1929_________ AAO
1st g 5s 1941________
MAS
Maryland guar 5s 1931 red. AAO 81
Electric Rys—
86
Consol A refg 5s 1933___ JAJ 83
Northwest Gas LACoke (Chic)
82 New Milford Pow 1st 5s ’32 FAA 75
1st s f g
80
Cons g 5s Dec 1 1928...Q-M 67
70 New Orleans Ry A Light Co—
Balt A Ann S L 5s 1946.FAA 50
72
Cicero Gas genAref
Massachusetts Electric Cos—
56 Norwich(Ct)Gas AE g5s ’32 JAJ 88
90
5s’27AAO
JAJ
Gen M 4H sg 1935_____ JAJ 55
25
Col tr 5% notes 1918__AAO 15
80
Norwich St Ry 1st g 5s ’23
Certificates of deposit_____ 55
52%
Massachusetts Gas 4Ms’29.JAJ 84
72
Ogden Gas 5s 1945______ MAN 68
Certlfs of deposit endorsed. 25
Deb g 4%? Dec 1931...JA J 77
28 Ohio Cities Gas Co—
McGavock A Mt Vernon—See Nash R A Lt RefAgen5s’49op’19serA MAN
93
99
7% gold Co—
Certificates of deposit____
70
Memphis St Ry con g5s’45.JAJ 65
Ohio Powernotes ’22-’25__ JAD
Series B________________ ”"8*
Merch g 5sAOct (Indianapolis)— 92
Ht Lt 1 1922 optAAO
91
90
89
1st 6s ’46 MAN
1st A ref s 7s 1951 Ser A JAJ
04% Canal A Clalb of deposit____ 91
Ref
Ohio Service f1st 6s 1937..MAN
76
Meriden Horse RR 5s 1924. JAJ 74
71
Ohio State Telephone—
N Certificates g 5s’43 JAJ 71
O Cy RR—Gen
80
Metropolitan RR—SeeRys
Cons A ref s f 4s-5s ’44..JAJ 74
Certificates of deposit____ 82
Met St Ry—See N Y WashRy A Elec
85
97
Conv 7s Dec 10 1922__ JAD 92
N O Cy A Lake 5s 1943 JAJ 82
Metropoltan West Side “L”—
Oklahoma Gas A Electric—
Certificates of deposit__ 82
48
1st gold 4s 1938_______FA A 47
80
85
1st M retg7%3 1941___ FAA 90
NOACarroll con 5s Feb’33JAJ 82
46
Exten gold 4s 1938____ JAJ 43
95
1st A g 5s ’29 op aft ’14.AAO
Certificates of deposit____ 82
73
Mexican El L 1st. M g 5s’35JAJ If 70
Oklahoma Ry—
Edison El 1st 5s 1929..JAJ 82
72
Mex Lt A Pow 1st 5s’33 sfFAA I f 69
1st A ref g 5s ’41 opt ’21..JAJ 60
65
Certificates of deposit__
73
Michigan Light 1st 5s 1946.MAS 68
Omaha A Council Bluffs St Rv- 69
N O Pow-House Co 5s ’41 JAJ
80
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 5s’41JAJ 75
73
lst consol g 5s 1928_____ JAJ
Certificates of deposit____
Michigan RR 1st 6s 1924. MAN
Omaha A Coun Bluffs Ry A Br 68
Charles St of g 4s ’52.JAJ 61
Mich State Telep—5s ’24. FAA "85% 87% St Certificates 1st deposit____ 61
72
1st cons g 5s Jan 1 1928..JAJ
Michigan United Rys—
Ontario Pow 5s ’43 op to ’13FAA 81%
Newp News A Hamp Ry, G A E 55%
39
1st A ref gold 5s 1936__MAN 35
1st A ref 5s 1944_______JAJ
Ontario Transmission Co, Ltd—
90
Jack A Bat Crk 1st 5s’23_ JAJ 85
1st gu g 5s ’45 op bef’16_MAN 715 75
Newp’t NewsAOld Pt Ry A El 75
Jack Cons Ext5s 1934..MAN
Tr 1st 5s ’23.JAJ
Orange A Passaic Val Ry—See P ub Serv Corp
1st g 5S Nov 1 1938..MAN 60
"94"
Mich Trac
OregonElecRy 5s 1933 opt MAN 52
Gen g 5s Mar 1 1941..MAS
Middlesex A Boston St Ry— "56'
Ottawa Elec 1st g 5s 1933. .JAD
N Y Gas Elec L H A P Co—
1st A ref g 4J^9 1932 opt.JAJ 82
1st g 5s Dec. 1 1948____ JAD 82% 85 Ottumwa (Iowa) Ry A Light— 80
84
Middle West U 6s Jan 1 ’25AAO 90
69
1st A ref g 5s 1924_____ JAJ
Pur mon col tr 4s 1949.. FAA 66
96
8% gold notes 1935___MAS 89
Power—
g 5s’95JAJ 86
8% gold notes Sharps—See P hila Co 95 Ed El 111, NY, con g 1927 JAJ 80 % 85 PacificMCoast 1940 op 1915. MAS 74
1940__JAD
79
1st g 5s
Central Un Gas 5s
Millvale Etna A 1926..FAA
77 Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942..JAJ 67
Equitable Gas 5s 1932__MAS 73
93
Mil El Ry A Lt—5s
67
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
New Amster Gas 5s 1948.JAJ 64
Ref A ext g 5s 1951 opt..JAD 69
4J^s g ’31 opt-.JAJ
80
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt’15.JAJ 60
NYAER Gas 1st g 5s ’44.JAJ 76
75ys Con 5s 1945________ JAJ 70
Gen A ref
65
77% 64
L A-Pac RR con 5s’31 AAO 60% 79 M
96
RefAlst m 7Ks’41 Ser A.JAD 94
NYAWestch Ltg 4s 2004.JAJ 55 *58*
L A Pa RR Cal 5s ’43.MAS
Milw g 5s gu Heat opt. . MAN 80
Light, 1929 A Trac—
65
70
Los Ang A Pas 5s g 1928.JAJ ~76% '76%
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar.JAJ 70
83
1st
75 Pacific Gas A El ref 5s ’42..JAJ 98
North Un Gas 5s 1927.MAN
Milwaukee G L 1st 4s ’27. MAN 82
99
1st A ref 7s 1940 Ser A..JAD
Standard G LRy 1930..MAN 78
5s Corp—
Minn Anoka A Cayuna R’ge RR
N Y Municipal
7% notes 1925______MAN 96 %
1st 5s 1935___________ MAN
25 Pacific Gas A Elec (Arizona)— 80
1st M 5s 1966__________JAJ fn 15
Minneapolis Feb ’30 op ’14MAS
85
1st M 6s Jan 1931--------JAJ
N Y A Pa Telep A Teleg Co—
1st gen 5s Gas Light—
85
1st S Fdg 4s 1 1926__FAA
Pacific Light A 4s Sept ’30 Q-M 78%
88
Minn Gen El 1st 5s’34 op..JAD 86 Transit Gengold 5s FebNov ’29..MAN 79
Pacific Gas Imp Power Corp—
Mlnneap St Rys—See Twin City Rapid
84
Y
Lt A Pow—
1st A ref s f g 5s 1951 op. MAS
Mississippi Rlv Pow 5s ’51-JAJ 76 % 77H N 1stA Queens Elec 1 1930.FAA 75%
90
cons g 5s Aug 5s ’34 FAA 55
Pac L A P Co 1st 5s ’42..JAJ 86
S f gold deb 7s 1935___MAN 90
91M NYAQueens Gas 1st
Guaranteed_____________ 73% 74%
MississippiMay 1922 opt. MAN
Pacific Pow A L 1st 5s ’30.FAA 98
94 NY A Queens Co Ry g 6s’22 JAJ '§5'
Coll tr Valley Gas A Elec— 90
%
Steinway Ry—1st 4s’46.AAO
1st hen A gen M 8s 1930.FAA
Missouri Edison El 5s ’27. FAA 83^ 84 M New York Railways—
Pacific Teleph A Telegraph—
58
Mobile Elec 5s ’46 op ’10. MAN 55
1st R E A ref 4s ’42 op’16_JAJ / 18^ 21 % IstAcol tr s f g 5s’37 op’22 JAJ 83% 84%
75
Mobile Gas 1st 5s 1924___JAJ 73
70
/ 18% 19 Paducah TALcoltrg5s’35 MAN 60
Gua. Tr. ctf dep____
79
Mob Lt A RR—1st g5s’37_JAD 78
65
Ad] Inc g 5s Jan 1942__AAO
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952..AAO
77
Cons g 5s 1941________ MAS 76
Bankers Tr ctf dep___ / 4%
Paterson
% Paterson Ry—See Pub Ser Corp
95
Mobile St Ry 1st 6s ’23. MAN 94
Bleeck St AAv Cons4s ’50. JAJ 20
A Passaic Gas A Elec 72
Monongahela St Ry—See Phila Co
80
44 % Consol g 5s 1949_____ MAS
BwayA7th FF 1st 5s’43JAD 40
Monongahela1942 op t’22..JAD 63
Valley Traction—
72
50 Pawtucket Gas 4s 1932..MAN 70
Bway Surf RR 1st 6s’22 MAN 40
1st 5s ’24.JAJ
1st M g 5S
80
50 PeekskiU Lt RR—5s ’30 AAO 77
CenCrosstown
94
Gen mtge 7s 1923_____JAJ 93
Col A 9th Av 1st 5s ’93. .MAS / ------ 20 Penn CentralALight A Power Co 82
Montana Power— op’18.JAJ 83% 83% Eighth Av cert ind 6s’19 FAA
86
lstAref 5s 1950..............AAO
1st A ref s f 5s ’43
85
LexAvAP Fy 1st 5s g’93 MAS / ' 25" "§2” 1st A cons 6s 1963_____ FAA 83
Montreal Lt, Ht A Power Co—-I
77
80
Second Av con 5sof deposit__ / Vs
g’48 gu FAA
Public
% Penn A ref 6sServ 5s 1962. FAA 80
90
IstAcol tr g 4Ms’32 op’12JAJ r
85
Trust, Co ctfs
s 25 % 30
1st A ref 7%a 1935 Ser B.JAJ 90
1929-----------JAD
Gold 5s 1933 op 1913...AAO
95
Receiver’s certificates 1914 f
1st
Montreal Tramways—
76
South Ferry 1st 5s 1919. AAO f 20
Pennsylvania Ltg 5s 1940..JAJ Ihen R y A80
74
1st A ref g 5s 1941 opt__JAJ
Lt
Third Ave—See under “T.”
Montreal St Ry 4J^s’22.FAA r
94
50 Penn A Mah Vail—See A Lt—
34th St Crosst 1st 5s ’96. AAO 35
Pow Mah A
Co
Mornlngside Elec St Ry—See
02%
50 Pennsylvania-Ohio 1940..MAN 91
23d St. Ry. 5s 1962___ JAJ 35
1st A ref s 7%a
Mt Wash St Ry—See Phila Co
NYAStamf— 1st g 5s ’31. _AAO
Pennsylvaniaf Power A Light—- 87% 88%
Muncle El L 1st 5s’32 op’12JAJ
lstAref g4s’58op af’14guMAN
1st A ref 7s Ser A 1951..FAA
Muncle Hart A Ft Wayne Tr—
New York State Rys—
Penn Wat A Pow s f 5s ’40.JAJ 83
1st 5s g Gas (Albany), N Y)
1st con g 4%s ’62 op ’13 MAN 53% 54 Pensacola Co 1st ’31.FAA 55
Municipal 1935 opt 1925...JAJ
N Y A Suburban Gas—SeeMAN Chester Light’g People’s GEl A Coke,5sChicago— 86%
8s 1922______________ AAO
100K N Y Tel 1st 4 p£s’39 tax ex West 79% 70% 1st con g L 1943______AAO
Municipal Gas A Elec, Roch—
72
Deb 6s Feb 1949______FAA am RR a— 91% Refunding6sgold 5s 1947.MAS 65% 78 %
%
1st M g 4%a 1942 op’12. AAO
N Y Westch A Bos Ry—See Ste
Chic G L A C 1st 5s ’37. .JAJ 74%
Municipal Service Co—
70
Pow 5s 1932.JAJ
Gas g 5s ’36 JAD 40
8f col trg 5sMar’42op’15MAS
76 NiagaraAFalls 6s Jan 1932. AAO 86% 91
45
% 87 Consum GAO1st5s ’36gu MAN 69
Refg gen
Ind Nat
g
50
Muskegon Tr A Lg 1st 1931 MAS
1st Aeons 6s Ser AAOnt Pow—• 86% 88
’50. MAN
Mutual Fuel Gas g5s’47 MAN
Muskogee Electric Traction—
Lockport A
People’s Trac—See Phila R T
1st s f gold 5s 1934___MAN
60 Niagara g 5s’54 tax-exemp MAN 85% 80% Peoria Bloom A Champ Trac—
1st s f
Nashville g 8s A1937____ MAN
80
A
Va RyAP
1st g guar 5s 1936--------MAN 75
1st M Gas Heating Co—
75 Norf A Atl Term—SeeVa Ry AP
95
Norf Ports Tr—See
E 5s op ’08.JAJ
l- Peoria G A5s ’22 ’23’26 gu. FAA 92
Nashville 5s 1953 opt Light—
Lt 1st
Peoria Ry
to
Cons g Railway A 1908.JAJ
75 Norf Ry ASt 1st g 5s ’49..MAN
Norfolk
5s Power—__
1944..JAJ
Peoria Water Works Co—
Ref and ext gold 5s 1958.JAJ
58 North Carolina Elec
70
80
Prior lien 5s 1948_____MAN 40
Nashville Ht Rv 5s 1925. .JAJ
90
50
75
1st s Carolina Pub op ’16Co— 65
f g 5s Oct ’40 Serv AAO
1st con 4sGas 5s 1931 — MAN
1948_______ AAO
McGavock A Mt Vernon—
Petersburg
Summer St July 1937..JAJ
95 NorthA ref 5s 1934 opt___AAO 60
1st
Philadelphia Company—
2d series 6s lstM6s’26.JAJ
95
92
60
1st coll trust g 5s 1949..MAS 87
Sallsb A Pow 5s 1932__JAD
Nashville Water 4s 1928__JAJ
5.75% North Cal Spencer 5s ’4 5 ..MAN 87
81
Cons mtg coll tr1922 opt .MAN 04% 95
g 5s ’51 MAN 76
Nassau El RR—See Bklyri Rap
Conv deb g 5s
R A cons 8 f 5s ’48 op ’15 JAD 74 %
Nassau Lt A Pow 1st 5s’27AAO
Alleg Belle A Per 5s ’35-AAO 60
6s 1928. .JAJ
Nassau A Suff Ltg 5s ’45.. FAA
65 Nor Canada Pow Lt A Trac—•
55
Ardmore St 5s 1958-----AAO 45
Northerngold 5s 1923 guar..JAJ
Illinois
Nat. Light, Heat A Power
1st M
85
90
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929.JAJ 04” “ — “
Coll trust 7s 1924 SerC..JAD
101
Citizens’ Trac 1st 6s 1949.JAJ 80% 99
Coll trust 6s 1922 Ser B. .JAJ
% Northern Ohio58Trac A Light— 70
1st consol g 1933_____JAJ
Duquesne Light 5s 1927AAO
Cent Ind Ltg 5s 1927...MAN
65
Conv g dob 7%a 1936.JAJ 57% 08%
1st consol g 4s 1933_____JAJ 70
CltyGAFRParis,Ill)5s’36 AAO
85
65
73
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s ’30. JAJ n 60
1st 1926. 5s 1956_____ FAA 66
1 A ref . ____ JAD
Jerseyvllle 111 6s 1935__FAA
85
n
65
6s
88%
91
Ft Pitt Trac 1st 5s 1935.JAD / 57% 65
6-yr g 7s 1926 ............JAD 85
North Ont LA P 6s Apr ’31 JA I 70% 94 % MIllv Et, A Sh 5s’23 MAN/ 55 -----71
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

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A ll b u i i J p . K c s a r c “ a n d I n t e r e s t ” e xce p t w h e re m a r k e d “ f ” a n d In c o m e a n d d - f a u l t e d b o n d s .

Bond*.
Bid.
Pixiladeiptila Go. {Concluded) —
&louun« St hy 5a g luia. JAD /f .........!
W Aide i'll lat da'33 A&O ____
Momilk Ah. EIStHyg3d'2a MAS / 60
Mount Washington Ml tty— / 60
Pill* Alieg A \I6d*ou1929 MAN fn H(|
fn 58
r ltLB A blr Tr g 3ni'3UAAO fn 59
tt K A A Trac d« 1931.MAS
Browns? Ave 5a 3S J 0 hJAJ fn os
W Liberty 1st f load, A A f ----Pllla Trac 1st OS 1927 MA N
Pitts A Ctiarlorul 6a '32..AAO fn 58
j
The id Axe Ti 0s”l«a4 JAB fn 5b
Dotted Trac 8s 1997etfB-JAJ J n o / A
Weel Eud Trac con 5a'3s.JAJ
Philadelphia Electric— AO 84
1st M 5s 1088_______A
1st M is 1988_______AAO 64
8% gold notes 1922-- FAA 97 :‘i
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt 8 f _FA A 65
8 ( guar 5s ‘62 opt '17 MAS 60
Darby Media A Ches St tty 40
1st 4 His ‘58 opt '18 gu.JAJ
Market Street Elev Pass tty 65
1st g gu 48 1955-. MAN
C alon Traction—
Elec A Peo 4s trctfs’45AAO 53
Hesl Man A F 5s 1924 MAN 85
People's Traction4sCo—FAA
P P lty tr ctfs ’43
W Phil Pass 2d 5s '28.MAN 70
Philadelphia Suburban Gas FAA 66
rst M A ref g 5s’60 op’15. A El
Pblla A West Chester Tr—
Mtge gold 4s 1934. - .JAJ 50
Philadelphia A Western Ry— ----1st g 5s July 1 1960___JAJ
Pine Bluff Co 5s 1942.. . JAJ 05
ist 6i 1942
. JAJ 75
Pitts Alleg A Man—See PhllaCo
Plus A Blrm Tr—See Phlla Co
Pitts A Charleroi—See Phlla Co
P McKACon—See W Penn Rys
Pitts Trac—See Phlla Co—
Portland (Me) El 5s’28optFAA 88
Portland (Ore) Gas A Coke—1st A ref g 5s '40 opt ’20-JAJ 75
Portland Gas 1st 5a 1951 FAA . - - - Portland (Me) RR—
50
1st con 31^8 1951 op ’31.JAJ 65
1st 1 A con m 3s 1943..MAN
1st A ref s f 5s 1942 op_. FAA 66
1st 1A ref 7As '46 SerA. MAN 96 A
Portl’d tty ref os ’30 op. MAN 67
City A Sub con 4s ’30.JAD 66
Port Gen Elec 1st 5s ’35.JAJ 79 A
Portland (Me) Water 4s ’27FA A 86
Porto Klco Rys, Ltd—
r 72
60
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944. .JAD 87
Potomac El Pow 5s '29 op.JAD 84
Cons M g 5s 1936 guar..JAJ
Deb gold 6s 1923_____ JAJ 95 A
Gen mtge 6s 1923. ___JAJ Q-iA
Prescott G A El 1st 6s ’40..JAJ 65
Pror. Secur.—see Steam RR’s. ____
Pdbilc Service Co of 5s 1945 FAA
Public L A Pow 1st Nor 111—
1st A ref g 5s 1956 op’21_AAO 71
8% notes 1922_____ .MAS 94
8% gold 7Aa 1936___ MAS 97
Conv debnotes ’30 Ser A MAS 92
Public Service Corp of N J—
Trust certs 6% perpet_.MAN 65
7% gold notes 1922___ MAS 90
Gen g 5s Oct 1 l15) op._AAO 64 A
Camden Sub lat os 1946.JAJ 67
Cons Trac 1st 5s 1933..JAD 60
Ellz Plainf A Cent Jer Ry—
1st g 5s Dec 1 1930...JAD 40
Elizabeth A Trent 5s’62 AAO 40
38
J C Hob A Pat 4s 1949.MAN 67
Newark Pass con 5s ’30..JAJ 70
Newark Term Ry 5s ’55.JAD 70
2d 5a eYt to 1ft24 M&N 60
Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948. MAN 38
50
Or A Pass Val 1st os ’38.JAD 75
Paterson Ry—Con6sg’31JAD 65
2d 6s ’14 ext 5% to ’44AAO
Riverside Trac 5s 1960.JAD 40
So Jersey Gas El A Trac—
Guar g 5s Mch 1 1953 MAS 65
Pueblo A Sub Tr A Ltg—
lat s f 5s 1922.. .. ___AAO 90
Puget gSound Power Co— JAD 80
lat gu 5a 1933 opt___
Puget Sound Power A rt A M&N
Opn & rpf
’41 SLight—
Puget Sound* Electric Ry—
lat consol g 5s ’32 op. FAA 60
Tacoma RyAP 5a '29 AAO 66
Quebec Ry L H A Pow—
Cons g 5a 1939 opt____ JAD r 62
Quincy (111) Gas Elec A Heat— 50
Qulncv G A E 5s 1929. .MAS 75
Racine (Wls) Water 5s ’31.MAN 75
Rap Tr St Ry—See Pub Ser Cor so
Reading Trac 6s 1933__.JAJ
Read AWorn—1st 5s g ’25 JAJ 85
Rhode Isld Sub 4s ’5 0 . __JAJ 35
Richmond (S I) Lt A RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952 __ JAJ __
Rio de Janeiro Tram L A P— r __
1st g 5s 1935.. . .
JAJ
Riverside Trac—See Pub Serv C orp
Roanoke W W 6s 1936.. JAJ 75
Roch Ry A Lt 5s '54 opt. .JAJ 75
Tax exempt_____ .. ____
75
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930 AAO 68
2d 5sg 1933
JAD
Rochester A Syracuse RR—
1st M conv 5s 1957___MAN 59
60

Auk.

fionda
Bid. Aak
Bondi,
Bid. Aat
Oo—*
Springfield 5s 1926 opt.. Co—
- _ _- — ockford (III) 5sElectric 14 MAS 75
ai A ref a f '89 op
lat a f g (Mo) Ry A Lt MAS
82 Sprlugfleld(O)Hy 1st 5s’35 MAN 77
82
Itockfurd A luter Urban lty—
1st g 58 1922 op 1907. .AAO
85
1st M fts 1921 1933- MAS
Rockford op Freeport ’10 MAN
A Elec of
1923 A aft Feb lat g gu
85 Standard Gas6s 1926 optDelaw— 84 A 86 Is
Conv s f gnotes 192l'___MAS
JAD
Hock B A J lat g 5a 'JOguAAO /
75
7% gold
98
99)a
Kiunfurd Falla 1’ow 4s Oct 1 1945
Steluway Ry—See N Y A Qu Co Ry
Rutland tty LAP lat5a’48 MAS 50
60 Suburban SsAprCo of Phlla—
SacramentoNov l Gas A tty—
Elec 1927__.MAN
lat 8 f g Gas l'52op’07 AAO 70
80
Cons 5a
Water Light Pow—
88 A 91 Superior May 1931.. A.M AN 70
Sacramento Gas 6a '21 40.AAO
1st 4s
78
Sagluaw-Bay 5s 1935__ MAH
City tty—
Syracuse Gas gShore A Nor—
5s 1946___JAJ 73
76
let A ref g
Syracuse Lake
St Charles St tttt—See N Or tty A L
"1st M Light g opt ’17.MAN 55
60
St Clair County (111) Gas A El—
Syracuse g 5s '475a g 1951. JAD 72
lat cons guar 5s 1959 . MAS
Syrac HapTr coll g 5s 1946. MAS 70
St Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937.JAJ
Byrac L A P 1st tr 5s '54.-JAJ
St 1st g 5s Ry, Lt. 1937 A..MAN
Joseph Nov 1 Heat Pow—
84 A |
2d mtge g 5s 1930 __JAJ - - - .
68
63 Tacoma Ry A P—See Puget Sou nd Elec
58
98 A St Louis lttt—See Uu ttys(St L)
Tacoma Wat Sup 1st 3a ’25.JAJ
St 1st A ref gu g 5s ’39 op..JAD
Louis Sprlugf A Peoria ltR—
Tampa Electric Co—
72 St Louis A Sprlugf 5s 33 JAD 58
1st M g
f op._JAD 80
00 Tampa Gas5s 1933 aopt__MAN ----__
5s 1937
60
St L A Sub Ry—See Uu Rys
Term Pow gu 5a 1962 opt.MAN 58
55 jSt L Tran—See Uu Rys (St L)(St L)
Tenn Water 1st 5s 1946 .MAS ----- ____
Terre Haute Indlauap A East — 45
70 St Paul City Ry—See Twin City R T
St Paul Gas Light—
1st A ref s f g 58 '45 op. AAO
Geu gold 53 1944.. __MAS n 74
Haute
A
77 Terre con M gTrac1944Light—
St Peterab
JAD 68
68)S
1st
5s
. -MAN 65 ____
53)4! Salisbury A(Fla) Ltg 6a’43No Ca r Pub S erv 80
90
Spencer—See
Terre Haute El—5s '29-.JAJ ----- _ __
___
SalmonRlvPow gu 5a’52opFAA 77)4 79 Texarkana G A E Js '3 0 ..-JAJ
59
75
Lake Term
Texas Pow A Lt lat 5s ’37.JAD 78
85
80 Salt Autonlo G A6a 1935__JAD 74
San
E 5s ’49. MAS
80 Texas Public Service 6a ’33.JAJ 80
72
76
San Antonio Water Supply—
Tex Elec Ry deb 6a 1942__JAJ 65
63
1st A ref s f 5a ’33 op '13. FAA n 85
69
Tex Trac lat 5a
90 Third Avenue Ry ’37 opt.. JAJ
San Diego Consol Gas A Elec—
(N Y)—
46
70
1st g 5s 1939 opt 1914._MAS 80
1st ref g 4a I960 op aft T4 JAJ 44
85
28A
Deb 6s 1922__________JAD Sh92El 97
AdJ Inc g 5s Jan 1960 op. AAO / 76 A 80
2s
____ Sand Frem A So Ry—See Lake
Third Av RR lat 5a g '37.JAJ
Ry 8b
75 SanFran G A E 4)4s 1933.MAN 82)4
Dry Dock E Bway A Batt’y 55
85
65
Not callable___ ________ 70)4
1st 5s gold 1932
JAD
San Frau Oak A San Jose Con—
New ref m Ser C Income-. / -----Cons 5s May 19 1938. MAN 19
42nd St M A St N lat 6a TO . 50 __
S F O A S J Ry 1st 5a '33..JAJ 45
Ext at 5% to 1940..MAS
60
2d M g 5a 1933 a f___JAJ
35
Sou Boulev g5a g 1945— JAJ 40
70
75
San Joaquin Lt A Pow Corp—
Union Ry 1st 5s 1942..FAA 50
60
90 A latAref g 6s ’50 Ser A op.FAA
89 A Westchester El 1st 5s g’43JAJ 50
60
Yonkers Ry 1st 5a 1946 AAO
Series B_ ____________
84 A Thirty-fourth St Croaatown—S ee N Y Rya.
78 A
Series C________ _____
86
Bowl Green A Southern
ConvA reftr7s 1922-26__MAS 99 100 Toledo 5a May
coll 8s Ser D '35 MAN
lat g
49 V __
4
52 Unit A ref 7s 1951___ .MAS b 8% to 7A%A Tol Frem A Nor 1St1921___MAN e Sh El Ry60
95
Lak
Uulf
97 Tol G E A H con 1stRy—SeeAAO 50
75
San Joaquin Light A Power—
g5a’35
85 A TofA” Indiana lat"5a 1931.JAJ 91
80
67
Elec L A
96 Vi Santiago6s(Cuba)opt 1919..Tr— 53
1st g 1959
JAJ
1st g 5a
64 Tol A West Ry 5a Sept '26.JAJ ____ -----83
69 Sao Paulo Tram, L A P , Ltd—
Topeka Edison
’30.JAJ SO
68
77 Topeka Ry—5a ’30 op TV .J& J ----- -----1st g 5s June 1 1929___JAD r 60
63
- - - - Savannah Elec Co 5s g ’52. .JAJ
5s 1933 F&A 60
65 Topeka Ry&L 1st1921-----FAA ----- —
Toronto Ry 4)43
ssa Sayre (N Y) Elec 5s 1947..AAO 65
Trenton G A El g 5a 1949..MAS 73
Schenectady Q4.fi nnt, IQIft MAS 55
lat. M jta 1 Railway Co—
65 Trent Pass 6a Sept30’31 AAO 50 __
50
80 Schuylk Trac—1st 5s 1943. AAO
93 Trl-Clty Ry A Light—
Scioto Vail Tr 1st 5s 1923.MAS 95
85 Scranton Elec 5s ’37 opt ’12.JAJ 82
89
85
Coll tra f g 5s 1923____AAO n 73 A 90
75
94 A 8% gold bonds Jan ’31 AAO 99 101
lat A ref g 5s 1930 opt..JA J
Troy City Ry—See Un Tr (Alb) 99 100
95 A Scranton 5s 1920 opt____MAN -----—
Ry—1st 5s Nov’32.TAJ ——
75
—
Troy Gas 2d 6s 1923 ------ FAA 90
Gen e
95
Consol 5s 1939____ ..MAN
Scran Trac 1st 6s g ’32.MAN
___ Scran A Carb Tr 1st 6s’23.JAJ
__
28th St. 29th Sts—See 3d Ave Ry
A Ry—See N Y Rvs.
2.3d
85
73
City Rapid
34 TwinPaul Cy—1st Transit Co— —
Con A refg s f 5s 1929__FAA 80
97 Seattle-Everett Traction—
St
g 6s ’62. AAO
--95- .
100
1st cons 6s g 1934___ AAO —
71
1st M g 5S 1939 op 1914. MAS ----- 76 _
95 Seattle Ltg 1st 5s’44 op TO.MAS
Cable con 5s 1937..JAJ15 —
Guar g 5s 1937_____ JAJ
68
Ref g 5s 1949 opt 1914._AAO 64
67
Minn
’24MAS
Gen Mtge 7s 1929____ JAJ _____ ____ Minn A St P Sub 5sCity— —
92 Second Ave—See N Y Rys
St A St Paul
65 Second Ave Trac—See Phlla Co
5s 1928..AAO ------ —
70 Seneca Pow Corp 6s 1946.MAS ----- _____ TwinCons guar g 5s 1926.—JAJ —
City Telep
65 Shawlnlgan Water A Power—
Twin States Gas A Elec—
67
1st A ref 5s Oct 1953— AAO
7)4% conv g notes 1926. JAJ 99 _ ____ Underground Elec Ry of London 62
— 100
Shrevep Rys—1st 5s ’22 ’44JAJ
55
4)4a Jan Jan 1 1948----------- —
43 SierragA San Francisco Power— 69
72
Income 6s 1 1933___ ...JA J St—LOU 11
1st 5s 1949 o p t . . ___ FAA
70
Union Depot—See United Rys
A Middlesex Ltg—
72 Somersetg Un Dec 1 1943 ..JAD 55
Union El Lt A Pow Co of St L— 78A |
Mtge 4s
fis’33 op aft’18 MAN 72 A
43 South Carolina Lt Pow A Ry—
Union Elev RR—See Northwest Elev
50 Union Ry —See Third Ave Ry
1st f g A 1937 opt. .. MAN 40
Ry
A Elec Co (111)—
South 8Cov 5s Cln St Ry-See Cln New A Cov Ry Union tr g Gas1939 conv op.JAJ 53
55
Col
5s
South Ferry—See N Y Rys
98
55 South Jer G E A T—See Pub Ser Corp
6% gold notes Jan 1922. JAJ 94
66
Co
68 Union5sTracext at of Indiana—
So Side El 4!4s 1924 op TO.JAJ 96
57
68 Sou Yuba Wat—Con 6s ’23.JAJ
1st T9
6% to 1922JAJ 52
97)4 Indtanap North’n 5s 1932 JAJ 42 A 47
Southern Bell Telep A Teleg— 80
Elec A
81 Unitedcons gLt 54sPower, Balt— l S
1st s f g 5s 1941 opt
96A Sou B’vard—See Third1916. JAJ
SO
1st Elec Co 4 N J 4s ’49.JAD 60
Ave Ry
62
Unit
of 1929— MAN
83 Southern California Edison—
83 United Electric Securities Co— 74
Gen g 5s Nov 1939 opt..JA J 82
76
87)4 Coll tr g 5s 1933 to 1943.FAA 82
97A South’n Counties Gas Co of Cal
84 A
United Fuel Gas 6s 1936..JAJ 61
60
65
1st g 5)43 May 1936. .MAN ___ ___ United G GAEofNJlst5s 22.JAJ
United A E Corp—6s ’45. AAO
Southern Illinois Lt A Power— 80
85 United Gas A El(SF)5s’32_JAJ 85)4 86
1st 6s 1931 opt__ _JA.T
63 South M E Telep 1st 5s ’48.JAD ____ ___ _ United G A F 6s 1923........ JAJ — 1 .........
N
88 Unitedgold notes 1923___ F&A
Southern Pow 5s 1930 opt. MAS 83
8% Gas Improvement Co— 97 $ 98 )s
93 United Ilium Co New Haven—
88
1st s f
S2
85 Southerng gu 6s Sep’36 op T8JAJ ____ ____ 1st 4s Feb 1 1940 --------FAA 7S
Trac—See Phlla Co
UnitedA Light 59 Rys—op..JAD 71
A 1932
Southern Utilities 6s 1933-AAO 62
73
___ Southern Wise Pow os ’38 AAO
1st ref g
65
Conv deb Apt1926--------MAN 77 —
6s 1 1923 —
90 Southwestern Bell Telep—
9S
7% notes
45
7% conv notes 1925.. AAO 95 A 95 A 8% gold notes 1930-----MAN 93
9S
94
78 M United Power A Tran—
Southwest G A E 5sA1932. FA A 72
48 Southwestern Power Light— 70
40
Del Co A Phi tr ctfs 4s’49 JAJ n 30
73
1st Hen 5s 1943. ____ JAD
36
United Rvs ctfs 4s '49.JAJ
78
98 United Publictr Utilities (Del' 34
8% gold notes 1925 Ser AFAA 95
85
_ __ Southwest fUtilities, Alva, Okla 87
1st
90 United6s 1943______ ___JAJ SO
1st M s g 6s 1929___FAA
RRs of San Fran—
SO S W Missouri RR 5s 1931-MAS .
S f g 4s April l 1927___AAO 2S s 30
80
S W Mo El Ry ref 5s ’23-MAS
Un Tr Co N Y SFA Eo
93
80 Spring Br'kWater—5s g’26. AAO 85
InterchctfstTnTrctfs dep..l'i -S $ SO
75 Spring Val Wat ref g 4s '23 JAD 895s
Market St Ry—See under M.
A Pow— 88
90 Unit Rys A Elec (Baltimore) 62 Springfield5s(O) Lt,~Ht1914_ FAA 80
1st s f g 1929 opt
1st consol g
82 i Incomes g 4s 4s 1949 '29 JM.U 61 a 43
op
A D 421 63
Springfield (111) Rv A Lt Co—
69
Ino funding £1949 1(i36 JAP 60
Coll tr g 5s 1933 opt___JAD --

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QUOTATIONS—PUBLIC and Income nnd default- I -•
UTILITIES
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Stocks.
Bonds
Par.| D id. Auk.
r{d. I Ank .
Wisconsin Edison Co—
Cities Service Bankers shares (t)|d 14
Unit Rys A Elec (Balt) (Concl.) 87
Citizens’ Pass Ry—Hoe PhllRT
Conv deb 0s 1924_____MAN 70 | 82 Citizens Trac—See Phlla Co .
6% conv notes 1922__FA,A 90
92
Elec Power—
8% convIdnotes 1922. JAJ 15 101 102 WisconsinVis Oct. 15 ’45. AA 0 15
FAA
Pass Ry—See Reading Tr
7)j% pi notes 1921
1st M 7
97 Vi 98 City Ry (Dayton. Ohio)___100 00
City
Balt Sparrows Pt A Ches—
/i
79 Wisconsin Gas A Electric—
preferred ____________1001
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919__l&D
1st g gu 41stM5s’29MFAA
Vis 1983. AN
80
ClovePlainsv A Eastern RR 100
Elec Illuminating pref 100
BaltTracCo
Wisconsin Minn Light A Pow
100
85
1st gold notes op ’19.MAN 73 4 77 Clev
No Balt Dlv 1st 1932-MAN 83
83
8% A ref 5s 19441922___FAA 00 Vi 98 Vi Cleveland Ry___________ 100 84 Vi! 85 Vi
85
Cent Ry con M r 8s 5s '42. JAD 83
85
Conn Eastern Ry—
Clove Southw A Col Ry___100
Ext A Imp 5s 1932— MAS
90 Worcester A Vis 1943______JA.I iQK
Preferred______________ ioo ivi 3
1st s f g 4
City A SubEl tat 5s1922.MAS 93
1st 5s ’42 JA1) 95
'Colorado Power__________ 100 0
90 Wore Con St Ry 7s 1930__MAS
Lake Ro
7Vi
Preferred______________ 100 74
United Railways of Havana—
1st A ref g 4 Vis 1930___PAA 45
79
93
Columbia Gas
Eq 7Vis Fob 15 ’30-.FAA 15
Dob g 5s 1927________ MAN
05 Columbia (SC) A Electric__100 55Vs
Ry Gas A El 100
Unit Rys (Phlla)—See Unit PA T 91 Vi
Wore A Clint 7s 1930 _MAS 55
JAJ
Wore. A So. St.Rv.4Vis.22
Preferred..____________100 17
United g 4sof St Louis—
Rys July 1, 1934.-JAJ 40
05
Columbus Ry Pow A L com. 100 07
Qen
19
40 Vi Yarmouth Lt A Power, LtdAAO 57
Preferred A____________ 100
1st M os 1937_________
Cass Av A F Qds 1st 5s 1912
70
05
Preferred B____________ 100 42
87 Vi Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Ext at 4Vi% to 1922..JAJ
15
(Commercial Union Teleg(gu).25 107 % 45
21
York Haven Water A Power
Llndell Rv 1st g 5s 1911
Oommonwealth-Edlson Co. 100 10 Vi 108
1st 0s May 111924_____MAN 75
5s June 1951_____JAD
Ext atHUDAM Ter 6s ’13
4Vi% to 1921..FAA 87 Vi
Com’lth Pow Ry A L com ..100 30
2d
Compt
UVi
Preferred______________ 100 15
86 Vi; Cons. M 5s May 1 1957 MAN 85
Ext at 5% to5s1923-----JAJ 90
31
52
00
91 York Rys. 1st M g 5s ’37op JAD 78
A Bklyn RR..100
St L A Sub 1st g 1921. FAA
25
81 Coney Island Power pref___ 100 72
Connecticut
Gen g 5s Apr 1 1923 gu AAO
70
36 Vi Youngstown A Onto River—
St Louis Trans Co 5s 1924 AAO
100 25
28
1st M g 5s 1935 opt ’15 AAO 70
75 Connecticut Ry A Lighting. 100 28
Preferred______________
United Rys Investment Co—
Younga-Sharon Ry A
30
07 Zanesv Ry LAP—SeeL—See M Zanc sville L Cons Gas, E L A P (Balt)__100 n.de.r N 82
1st lien coll tr s f g 5s ’20 MAN 69
Col New A S' Ry A Consolidated Gas (N Y) 9«e
73
U S Pub Serv 1st Os ’27..FAA
City
U S Telephone—
Consolidated N J—See P udf..50 Corp
PUBLIC UTIL STOCKS Par
Cons Trac of Gas (Pitts) o Serv G5
1st 7sTraction (Albany)—
Dec 1 1921______ JAD 98
70
Consol Water (Utica) com..100 70
United
100 9
12
39 Adirondack Power A Light. 100 x 70
80
5% preferred__________ 100 95 100
Con g 4Vis 2004______ JAD 36
Preferred______________
76
39 Albany Southern RR com.. 100 2 Vi 5
Tax-exempt____________ 36
7% preferred__________ 100
65
Consumers’ Gas (Toronto)__50 70
Albany Ry con M 5s g '30 JAJ 60
Preferred______________ 100 n 10
15 Consumers Pow (Mich) pref. 100 ! 07
72~
Gen g 5s 1947............JA D 60
65
55 All America Cables Inc___ 100 x 103 . 100 Contln Pass Ry—See Phlla R T 12
Troy City Ry 5s g 1942.AAO 50
Allegheny Trac—See Phlla Co
Unit Tr (Plttsb)—See Phlla Co /35
Curab’l’d Co (Me) P A L t..l00 58
u
50 Amer Cities Co com_______ 100
United Tr A El (Prov) 5s' 33 MAS
05
Preferred______________ 100 7.5
Preferred..____________ 100
80
Danv Champ
United Util 1st 0s ’43 op ’18 JAJ 55
Amer Dlst Teleg (N. J.)___ 100 35
41 Dayton PowerA Dec pref__100 42
45
65” Amer Gas A Electric_______ 50 d 98 101
Utah Gas ACoke 1st 5s ’36 opt J AJ 70
A Light____ 100 76
72
80
Utah Lt A P cons g 4s '30. JAJ 77
Preferred______________ 100
Preferred_______________ 50 36
37
Utah P A L 1st 5s 1944... FAA
New Jersey___
77VL Amer Gas of A Traction___ 100 d 27
28 Dayton A Western common. 100
Preferred______________ 100 4
Utah Securities Corp—
Amer Light
100 77
79 Denver A Northwestern Ry.100
6:
6% notes Sept 15 1922..MAS 77
£> Preferred______________ 100
100
80
Utica El A P 1st 5s 1950._JAJ 86 M S7 V Amer Power A Light___ ..100 77
90
Edison___________ 100
50
53 Detroit United Ry________ 100 90Vi 70 Vi
96
Detroit
Utica GasAEl refAext 5s '57 JAJ
Preferred______________ 100 65
.50 15
GenAM 7Vis ’25 Ser A..MAS 98 100
Optional warrants 1921____ d ____ 67 Dominion Teleg (Canada)__50 r 35
25
Utica Mohawk Valley Ry—
100
Duluth Edison Electric____ 100 56
Optional warrants 1931____
62 Amer Public Utilities____ 100 5
1st g 4Vis L 1st g 5s ’39 MAN _
1941_______ MAS
Preferred______________ 100 10
15
79
Utica Belt
100
Preferred______________
19 Duluth-Superior Trac Co__100 15
25
92 American Railways Co_____100 d 15
Valley Counties Pow 5s '30MAN
50 3
Preferred______________ 100
5 Duquesne Light—See Phlla Co.
Ventura Pow A 1st 5s ’27.MAS
Preferred______________ 100
24 Vi Eastern Penn Rys com____ 100
VermontCo Pow Ltg Os ’36 MAN 87“' 56 “ Amer Teleg A Cable guar— 100 50
54
Virginian Pow 1st 5s 1942.JAD 68
75 Amer Telep A Teleg______ 100 102Vi 102 Vi East Read’g El—See R’d’g Trac
7% gold notes 1924___MAS
5
Rights__________________ d Vi 9-16 East St Louis A Suburban.. 100 10
Virginia Ry A Power—
20
•3 Preferred______________ 100
2 Vi 30 Vi Edison Elec Ilium (Boston). 100 158 159 Vi
1st A ref g 5s 1934_____ JAJ 64
66
Preferred______________
Norf A Ports Tr 5s ’36..JAD 77Vi 80 Arizona Power___________ 100 28
A Atl Term 5s '29 MAS
100
Eighth Ave RR—Seepref-----100 60
70
Norf
61
63
Preferred______________ 100
Electrical Securities N Y Rys n 10
Wash Alexandria A Mt Vernon
Arkansas Light A Pow com. 100 “16” 15 ” Electric Invest Corp______ 100 n 40
1st g 5s 1955 opt______ MAS 25
30
Preferred______________ 10
Preferred______________
Washington Balt A Ann El—
Arkansas Natural Gas_____100 d 60 Ji 70 Elec Storage Bat—See Ind. A100 d 45Co
10
11 Elizabeth Gas Light_______ M isc,
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op.-MAS
68
pf-.100
20
jEllz A Tren R R—See Pub Serv Corp
Wash'n (DC) Gas 5s 1960-MAN
77 Arkansas Val Ry L A PEl__100
Augusta-Aik.en Ry. A
77
82
7Vi% gold notes 1926___JAJ
Preferred______________ 100
Elmira WLAUR 1st pf v t c.100 95
97 Vi
Washlngton-ldaho Wat L A P— 102 Vi 104 Aurora, Elgin A Chicago__100 6
El Paso Elec Co common__100 72
75
1st Ry 1941_________ MAN
Preferred______________ 100
Preferred______________ 100
55
Wash g 6sA El g 4s 1951__JAD 61 ” 6 IVi Bangor Ry A El common__100 18 ” “Vi Empire A Bay State Teleg.. 100 45
General 6s 1923_______ JAJ 92Vi 93 Vi Preferred-------------------- .100 81
86 Vi Empire District Elec_____ 100 "57~‘ "62”
Anacost A Pot 5s 1949.-AAO
Bay State Gas____________ 50 d 3c
Preferred______________ 100
6c Empire Gas A Fuel Co pf_____
Guaranteed___________
Bell Telephone (Canada)__100 r 103
City A Sub 5s1st 1948__FAA 65
Blrm Ry Light A Power__100 3
Equitable 111 G L (Phlla) pf.100 85 “96”
Metropolitan g 5s 1925 FAA 91
Preferred-................. E ___100 18
Essex A Hudson Gas______ 100 95 105
Washington Water Power Co—
Blackstone Val Gas A
50 d 48
A Had Pass Ry—See
50 Falrm’t Pk Gas Works--------100 Phlla : T
Consol A coll tr g 5s 1929. JAJ 84
Preferred______________ 100
Fall River
87 Vi Bleeck StAFulFy—SeeN.Y.Rys 75
SO Federal Light A Trac com..100 153
6
1st ref g 5s 1939 op_____ JAJ
87
44
Waterloo Ced Falls A No Ry— 83
Bloomington A Normal Ry A
Preferred----------------------100 40
2
1st M s f gElec—See 3d AvRy: 48
5s 1940 op ’15-JAJ
5
51
L pref guar____________ 100 74
78 Federal Utilities.....................100 45
Westchester
60
Boston Elevated RR com..100 x 63 3^ 64
Preferred______________ 100 26
34Westchester Lt 1st g 5s ’50. JAD 71 Vi
Preferred______________ 100 X 83
Franklin Telegraph (guar).. 100
N Y Sub Gas—1st g5s’49MAS
25
West End Street Ry com 50 d 40
41 Galveston-Houston El Co..100 20
West Chester (Pa) St Ry—
or
Preferred 8%_________ 50
Preferred______________ 100 64
1st g 5s Aug 7 1932____FAA 60
70 Boston A Wors. Elec, (no par) dx 50 Vi 51 Gas A Elec of Bergen County 100 55
West End St Ry—See Boston El
Preferred . _____(no par)
West End St—See Boston El
Brazilian Tr L A P Ltd___ 100 d 27 Vi 27 Vi Gas A Electric Securities__100 ISC. Cos
r 3
Preferred_______
100
Westerly L A P 5s 1937___ JAD 80
85 B’way A 7th Ave RR—See N. Y Rys
i100
M
General Electric—See Ind. A100 50c 2
Western Light A Power—
Brooklyn Rapid Transit___100 87
Edison_________ 100
Electric------ 100
95 General Gas A preferred-----100 17 20
1st s f 5s 1925________ MAN
Brooklyn
Cumulative
10
4
Western N Y Utilities—
Certificates of deposit..
100
6 Vi lOVi Georgia L Pow preferred-----100 40
7% Convertible A Rys pref. .100 75c 60
1st g 5s 1946................ . JAD
Brooklyn City RR_______ 10 d 3% 4!i
100 ___ _ __
W Ohio Ry—1st 5s 1921..MAN
Brooklyn Union Gas______ 100 64
100
70 Georgia Ry A El Co stmpd._100 ___ _ '__
Westernref 5s 1941 opt___JAD
States Gas A Electric—
Buffalo General Electric___ 100
Preferred______________ 100 10>i 12
1st A
74 • 77 Calif Elec Generating, pref.100 97 Vi 98 Vi Georgia Ry A Power com — 100 73
73
68
6% notes Feb 1927____ FAA
77
89 Calif Ry A Pow prior pref..100 15
First preferred-------------- 100 15
80
17
Western TAT coll tr g 5s ’32 JAJ 85
82 Cal St Cable RR(San Fran).100 n 60
100
Second preferred----- 100 90
West Un Teleg coll tr 5s ’38. JAJ 86 Vi 87 Vi CamdenASubRy—See PS Corp
97
Gold A Stock Teleg (guar)..100 ___ __
Fdg A R E M 4 Vis g ’50. MAN 80 Vi 81M Canadian General Electric. 100 r 106 107 Grand Rapids Ry preferred. 100 86
MutUn6sextat5% 1934. JAJ
90
85
Preferred________________
Great Western Power, pref.. 100 d 15
Northw’n gu g 4 Visto’41MAN 80
25
79 Capital Trac (Wash. D. C.)100 101
84
85 Hackensack Water-----Western United Gas A El—
25
Carolina Pow A A L, com. 100
28 Harrisburg Lt A Pow pref-----50 d 35
Preferred---------------- .50 d 15
1st A ref 5s g 1922 to ’50-FAA
40
Central Ariz PowLight, pf_____ 25
75 Hartford Electric Light-----100 d
West Liberty St Ry—8ee Phlla !o
Cent Arkan Ry A L Corp pf. 100 65
100
77
85 Hartford City Gas Lt com —.25 d . . . . 132
West Penn ’46 op ’21 Ser A MAS
30
Cent Crosst RR—See N. Y. Rys
25
1st M 5s Power—
77
79 Cent Hudson Gas A Elec__100 100 100 Vi °referred_______________100 d 29
25 n 79
1st M 6s 1958 Ser C___JAD: 80
81
CentPkNAERR—See N. Y. R
Havana Elec Lt A Power. 100
90
1st Mdeb 6s 1924______ JAD 95 Vi 88 Vi Central States Elec Corp__100 ys. 5
7s 1946 Ser D.-.MAS
97
Preferred_____________ 10Qj» 50
8 Holyoke Street Ry-------------100! 85
Conv
55
Preferred______________ 100
88 Vi 89 Vi Chic City A Concom part cts(f) 44
50 Houghton County Elec Lt—100\d
West Penn Railways Co—
6
.25 ;<(------ 18
25
1
1st g 5s Jan 1 1931____ AAO 77
Pref partlc ctfs____(no par) d 5 % 6 Preferred_______________.25 d 15
25
d 50 Vi
10
Pitts McKees A Connells JAJ
100
Chicago City Ry_________ 100
Houghton County Tr com..100
40
1st cons g 5s Jan 1 ’31.. RR;
Chicago Elevated Rys com___
1 Preferred----------------------100
80
West Penn Tr 1st 5s I960. JAD
2 Vi 2 vi:1Houston Gas A Fuel pref_. 100 75
100 85
Preferred_________________
W Phlla Pass Ry—See Phlla R
95
100
County common..100
9 Vi) Hudson Traction Gas----------100 12
17
Whatcom (W Va) Elec5s’35MAN 73
Co RyALt Co—
77 Chicago Rys partlc ctfs ser 1.. 9
100 58
Series 2______________
2
2 Vi Illinois
Wheeling
1
Preferred______________ 100
Series 4______________
3______________
1Vi Ilium A Power Securities — 100 ____ 63
1st M 5s 1941 opt.........MA
-80
Series
Vi
Vi Preferred----------------------100 a ____ __
Wheeling Trac 5s g 1931___JAJ 70
100 ____ __
Chicago Sub Gas A Electric. .100
Wlkes-Barre A Hazleton RR—
100
Preferred______________ Y.
......... Indiana Rys A Lt common..100 60
Wlkes-Barre GAE 5s’55 opt JAJ 76” 80” Chris A 10th Sts RR—See N.100 Rys
100
Indiana Lighting--------------100 70
1st coll tr g 5s 1951-.MAN 15
Cincinnati Gas A Electric.. 100
Preferred______________ 100
08 Vi Indiana Union Traction-----100 ___ ___
WllklnsbElec 6s 1923_____JAJ hi35 O 0 40 Cincinnati Gas Transp____ 100 68
la
100
90
Wlllapa A E Pitts St Ry—8ee 80
85 Cincinnati A Hamilton Trac. 100
IndianapolisSoutheast Tr pf.100 41 14 75
Gas------------- 50'nnd
<i
wUUarnspt Gas—1st g5s’39FAA| 70
100
Preferred______________ 100
(Indianap A
Wilmington iDel) Gas Co—
100
Cln New A Cov Lt A Trac..100 ’02 ” 65 Indianapolis St Ry Co--------100 40 _50
__
Ist A ref s f g 5s 1949 op. MAS
72
100
Preferred------ Ry_______ 50 51
53 Tndlanap W W Sec. pref-----100
Winnipeg El—1st ref 0s '35 JAJ 70
4
Cincinnati Street--------------- 100 d ____ 35 Vi Interboro Consol Corp v t c ..-(f) d 3 < 12
(f)
Preferred______________ 100 UVi 90
Cincln A Subur Bell Telep__50 d 66
68 Internet Ocean Teleg (guar). 100 80
Cities Service____________ 100 118 119
22 Vi 23
Preferred______________ 100 42Vi 43 M Internet Ry v t c -----d dlv. b
per cent. /
Includes
Per cent of par value, r Canadian price. Basis d Price per share, notEx-rlghts. (t)This price par value.accrued lnt. k Last sale, n Nominal.
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Stocks.
Par. B id . A s k .
10
____ i
Richmond Light A UR____ 100
-(f) a
Jacksonville Traction cum.. 100 d ____ 1 3
.100 14
i a Roch Ry A Light 5% pref.. 100
Preferred.
60
Preferred__________ __ luo
preferred___________ 100 50
25
Kentucky Securities Corp__ 100
Jos
pref..
0
"Y 04 St 7% Ry, Lt, A Pwr Power. 100 85 95
50
60
100
30 San Joaquin Light A
Preferred_______ ______
100
13
14)4
50 d H)i 8)4 orthern States Power____ 100 32
Preferred_______________ 100 ___ 71
48
100
45
.50 d 29
30
Preferred_______________ 100, 70
81 Savannah Electric Co_____ 100
4
Kluloch Long I>itit Telep . loo
Preferred_______________ 100 25
120 I orthern Tex Elec Co com .. 100 74
77
Laclede G<is L ight_______ 10O 52
Preferred_______________ 100 08
72 Scioto Valley Trac com____ 100
53
1
6
Preferred_____________ 100 n 65 )4 ........
First preferred__________ 100 50
8
60
72
100
Preferred_______
100
Preferred________ ______100 00
40
First preferred__
100
44 Scranton Electric p ref____ 100 80
fNorthwesternaTeleg (guar).__50!il 30
\ iii.. f
/Yn O T)i■rn /All ffci
Second preferred.
loo
Shawlnlgan Water A Power. 100 r 1 0 2)4 90
Lancaster Co(Pa)Ry
! 50 d ........
41)4 Somerset Un A Middlesex LtlOO 55
dx 40
Laurentide Power..
100 r 70
.100
85 South Calif Edison com___ 100 91
92
80
d ____ 71 |
5
Preferred_______
.100
30
6
20
- (t)
98
Lehigh Valley Transit com__.50 d
South A Atlan Teleg (guar)..25 x 96
85 >4 Southern New Eng Telep__100 13
Preferred_______________ 100
10
17
d ......... 20 do Traction—Common__ 100
5
106 109
20
Southern Utilities com____ 100
100
Preferred_______________ 100! 17
Lone Star Gas, new............. 25 d 20
Preferred_______________ 100
Oklahoma Natural G as--------25 d 21 1
Los Angeles G & E Corp pf _ 100
So Jer Gas El A Tr—See Public Service Corp
84 Omaha A Council Bluffs___ 100
Southwest Missouri R lt-----100
Louisville Home Telephone. 100 85
100
Preferred....................
100 25
^Springfield (Mo) Ry A L pref.
77" 85"
27 Oro Electric Corp, preferred. 100
100 130
51)4 53 Ottawa Light, lleat A Pow.100
68 )4 Springfield (O) L .H A P pref 100 a 70
80
Lowell Electric Light.
100
Spring Valley Water.............. 100 56)4
135 Ottawa Traction__________ 100
ioo 149
Standard Gas A Elec (D el)..50 d 10
(la) Ry
pref.100
11)4
Manhat Elev Ry (N Y ).
100 dx 42 J4 155 Ottumwa Atlantic A Lt(gu)__25
14
16
35
Preferred________________ 50 d 33
Pacific A
Tel
45 Pacific Gas A Electric_____ 100
52 % Superior Water, L A P com. 100 40
Manufac Lt A fit, Plttsb___.50
60
4
Preferred_______________ 100 55
Market St Ry (San Fran)__ 100 ____
78
75
First preferred__________ 100
4)4 Second preferred (old pref)100
100
100
iso" Tampa ElectricL Co________100 112 Vb 1)4
100 34
Tennessee Ry. A P com__
35 Pacific Light Corporation__100
100
100 4
Preferred_______
Preferred_______________ 100
8 Pacific Telep A Teleg_____ 100
5)4
Mass Electric Companies... 100
53 Terre Haute Ind A East___ 100
4
1)4 12
Preferred, stamped_____ 100
Preferred_______________ 100 6
Preferred_______________ 100
100 77
Terre Haute Tr A Lt pref__ 100
78 Paducah Tr A Light com— 100
100 60
Third Ave Ry ( N Y ) ............100 15% 17*“
Preferred_______________ 100
61 Paterson A Passaic Gas A El 100
Massachusetts Ltg Cos com.- (t) d 5
75 Tidewater Power pref_____ 100 78
85
10
70
Preferred____________ 100 ____ 75 Pawtucket Gas preferred__100
60 Toledo Bowling Green A So. 100
Memphis Street Ry com. 100
43 Toledo Home Telephone__ 100
Penn Central Light A P pref. (t)
8
100 r 5
Toledo Rys A Light Co___ 100
Penn-Ohio Elec Co coin___ 100 ___
Toronto Railway__________ 100
100 ____ 10
Preferred_______________ 100 ___
Mexlcan Northern Power. 100
Tri-City Ry A Light pref__ 100 71* 72)4
68
60
Penn-Ohio Pow A Lt. pref..100 ___
84 Pi Tri-State Telep A Teleg____ 10 d 3
.10 d 1)4 3 Pennsylvania Water A Pow.100 84
d 1X
6)4
Preferred____ ____________10 d 4
.10 l 10
5
8
4 Pensacola Elec Co common. 100 ___
30 Troy (N Y) Gas___________ 100 110 115
100 ____ 14
Preferred_______________ 1001 ___
100
People’s G L A C (Chic)___ 100 50*4 50 K 23d Street—See N Y Railways
Michigan State Telep pref. 100 65
43)4
70 Phila Co (Pittsburgh)_______50 d 29 X 30)4 Twin City Rapid Transit__ 100 38
20
95
Preferred_______________ 100
100
22
5% non-cum preferred___ 50 d 26
41
s 112
Union Natural Gas________ 100
100
6 % cum preferred________50 d 31
43
31)4 Union St Ry(NewBed,Mass)100
Milw Elec Ry A Lt pref... 100 65
115
Allegheny Traction_______50 d ____
70
11
1
Union Trac of Ind com-------100
100
12)4 Citizens Traction____ ____50 d ____
60
First preferred__________ 100
7
100
62)4 Duquesne Light preferred. 100 ____
Second preferred________ 100
2
Federal St A Pleasant V a l..25 d ____
- 10U 25
35
___
45
United Elec of New Jersey.. 100 70
100
55
Pittsburgh A B’ham Tr___50,d _____
___
United Electric Secur pref.. 100 70
25 d ____
United Traction pref_____ 50 d ..
.25 d 16)4
Phila Electric (full paid)____ 25 d 21 V& 21 * United Gas A Elec Corp___ 100 25c.. 50c.
47
100
Preferred________________ 25 ]d 25 )4 25 V8 First preferred__________ 100 7)4 9)4
49
17
93
Second preferred------------ 100
100
ctfs— 50jd
98)4 Phila Rap Tran vot trguar__ 50 d
1)4 2
201 United Gas A Elec of N Jpf.100
.1 00 r 80)4
so ys Citizens Passenger($29 pd).50;rf
Montreal Telegraph____ .40 r 45
34)4
6 1 * United Gas Improvement— 50 d 34)4 49)
Continen Pass Ry
Montreal Tramways com. .1 0 0 r _____
40 * Preferred________________ 50 d
Falrm’t Pk A Hadding’n__50;d
201 United 111 Co of New Haven. 100 158
160
.100 r
Frankf’d A Southwark Pass 50jd
9)4
26
100; 89
Germantown Passenger__ 50 d
oiM United Light A Rys com__ 100 24
91
87*4 First preferred__________ 100 58
60
90
100
Green A Coates Sts ($15 pd) 50;d
96
30 United Rys of St Lou—com. 100
100
Hestonville M A F com___ 50 d
*
D4
7
45
50 d 52
Preferred_______________ 100 6
Preferred_____________ 50,d
Nashville Ry A Light pref. 100 ____ 56
97)4 United Rys A Elec (Balt)com 50 d 9*4
Phil Cy Pass Ry ($23* P) 50 d
9)4
2
United Rys Investment Co. 100 8)4 9
Natlonal Light, Heat A Por 100
4
Phila A Darby Pass Ry___50 d
'60
15
Preferred_______________ 100 19)4 21)4
100
Phil A Gray’sFy ($25 pd).50 d
25
30
65
100
Philadelphia Traction____ 50 d 53 I 55 United Trac A Elec (Prov.).lOO 20
d
75
.
.
2
1
'k 187)4 United Utilities___________ 100; 45
New Bedford Gas & E lec... 100 137)4 150
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)__ 50
k 160 Utah Securities _____
60
Preferred___
100
New Bedford & Onset R y ... 100 15
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar_______50 d
Ifc 150)4
Corp_____ 100
8)4 13
100
46
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry__ 50 d
9)4
50
75
d
100
82)4 Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd)__ 50 d ". \k 83 M Virginia Ry A Power com__100 11
___
45
Preferred_______________ 100,
47
100
52
Union Traction ($17)4 pd).50 29 K \ 3 0 * Virginian Power Co com___ 100!
10
5
82
100
West Phila Pass guar_____ 50 d
129)4 Preferred_______________ 100 33
85
35
85
100
101
Pine Bluff Co pref_________ 100 75
Wash Balt A Anap_________o0 d 12)4 ___
.25 d 28
13)4
29 Plttsb A Birm Trac—See Phila Co
8
Preferred________________ 50 d 27 ,
50 d 66)4 67)4 Pittsburgh Oil A Gas_______ 100
43 J4
40 Washington (D C) Gas_____ 20 d 43
1
100
Portland (Me) Gas Light___ 50 d 39
30
Wash (D C) Ry A El com. .100 25
100
10 Y s
25 Portland (Ore) Ry Lt A Pow
85
100
6)4 Preferred_______________ 100 57)4 60
5)4
S5)4 Common (75% paid)____ 100 45
50 Wash-Virginia Ry com____ 100
120
100
1st pref
22
,-■ 30
Preferred_______________ 100
18
100
35
2 d pref.
42 Washington Water Power ColOO 83" 87"
100
Porto Rico Rys Ltd________ 100 r ___
Bway A 7th Ave guar___ 100 ___ .
Western Ohio RR 1st pref.. 100
Preferred_______________ 100 r 77
50 Western Power Corp_______100 23)4 26)4
Central Crosstown 7 %__ 100 _
Providence Gas____________ 50 d j 44
__
Preferred_______________ 100 64
Christopher A Tenth S ts..
Public Service Corp of N J 100 65
Eighth Ave____________ 100
_ Camden A Sub ($5 paid)..25 d ____ k 18 Western Rys A Light pref. .100
100
15
25"
_
42d St A Grand St Ferry.. 100
35 Western States Gas A Elec. 100 70
Consolidated Trac of N J.100 32
75
175
Preferred_______________ 100
100
Rapid Transit St Ry Co. .100 150
____
90 Western Union Telegraph.. 100 85)4 SS
So Jersey Gas A Elec Trac 100 85
Sixth Ave_____________ 100 ____
80 West’house Elec A Mfg—See un r82Mi sc 87
Public Service Co of Nor 111.100
100
Penn Power pref____
Twenty-third St guar... 100
Preferred_______________ 100 J___ 81 West Penn Rys pref________100 68
70
___
100
19 West
100
Puget Sound Power A Light .100 17
11
10
73 West Penn Tr A Wat Pow. .100 64
30
Preferred_______________ 100 71
100
32
66
Preferred.
24)4 Preferred_______________ 100
53
100
56 Quebec Ry Lt Heat A Pow. .100 r 24
34
Niagara Fal
Winnipeg Electric Ry-------- 100 r
90
100
93 Railways Company General. .10 d -----Preferred_______________ 100 r
► Preferred.
100
93)4 97 Rap Tran St Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
26
22
.25 d 17
d 20 100 Wisconsin EdisonLcommon. .100 50 " 25
18)4 Reading Traction___________ 50 d 95
58
Wisconsin-Minn A P pref.100
Northampton (Mass)
30
City Passenger Ry________ 50
100
9
60 York (Pa) Rys common____ 50 d 8
100
East Reading Electric R y..50 d 50
30
Preferred________________ 50 d 29
Reading Transit A Lt pref__ 50 d ____
Republic Ry A Lt com.........100
6)4
4)4
\
17
13
Preferred
a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend, d Price per share, not per cent, e New stock. h Ex-stock dividend, k Last sale. I In Loudon
n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price. u Ex-warrants, e Old stock, x Ex-dividend. 1/ Ex-rights, t Without par value.
StOk ka.

liitbf-Stiitti Hys preferred

S to c k s.

Par.

Bid.

Ask

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___ __ ____

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

In the rearrangement of our quotation lists we classify under the designation “Industrialand Miscellaneous Securities”
all issues which do not appear under the previous two headings, namely “Railroad (Steam)” and “Public Utilities.” In the
oase of stocks, however, we put “Textile Manufacturing,” “Insurance,” “Mining,” “RealEstate and Land,” “Title Guar­
antee and Safe Deposit Companies” under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the “Industrial and Miscellaneous.”
Bonds.
Ask.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bonds.
Bid.
Bid.
Securities—
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL AN EO’S B ONDS. Allied Packers deb 6s 1939 JAJ s 3S)4 s 40 American IceIce Co—R E 1st A
American
97
Acker Mer’lACon’t 6s’23JAJlO 75
80 Aluminum Co 7s 1925__ MAN 96)4 92
gen s f 6s’42 opt’13..FAA
Acme White Lead A Color WksAm Agric Chem 1st 5s 1928 AAO 90
American Malting 5s 1926. JAD
Conv g deb 5s 1924
FA A 100)4
lst 6s July 1922 to ’28 op. JAJ 98
100
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s ’48.MAS 59)4 60
1st ref s f 7J4s 1941____ FAA 94
94)4 Amer PipegA Constr Securities—
Coll tr
1922 opt. ..FA A
86
Amer
Coll trg 4s 1947_______ JAD / 53
54)4 Amer Can—-deb 5s 1928..FAA b 83 7.50% Amer Smelt 6s Ref 5s 1947 AAO
A
Advance-Rumely deb6s’25 MAF 84)4 86)4
Chicle—6s ’21-’27..AA.O 9.25
80 Anier SteelFound deb 4s’28FA A
Ala Steel A Shlpbldg—See Tenn C I A RR.
Sen Sen Chic 6sJ’ne 14 ’29 JAD 70
15 Amer Cot Oil g 5s 1931 opt MAN 7214 73 American fSumatra Tobacco
AlaskaGoldMlnes deb 6s’25MAS 11
7 H % s conv notes 1925 JAD
Deb 6s 1926 Ser B ____ MAS
10)4 6% notes Sept 2 1924.MAS 2 88**4 90
b Basis. / This price includes accrued Interest, i Lost sale. n Nominal, s Sale price, t New stock.

Bid.

90
95
99
76 * $
■
90

.44*.
91
76 *4

101

92

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NOTICE.—All bond prices are “and Interest” except where marked “f” and Income and defaulted bonds.
Honda.
Bid. A*k 1
Bonds.
ma. Atb.
IHd. Auk.
Bonds.
Pennsyl v C & C 1st 5s'32 op J&J
Fort HtUnlon Depot—SeeSteam It It. Bo lids93% Penn Mary Steel—SeoBeth Steel 83
115
Amer Tobacco Trust ctfs of A&O ___ ----- Galena-Signal Oil deb 7s ’30A&O
87
Guaranty 6s g 1944— dep.
Tank Car Corp— 93)4
71
4s g gold 1 1951-----------F&A 100 100)4 General Amor a) 1021-23..M&N b 8)4% 8% Pennsylvania Steel—
Aug notes 1921 — M&N
Pa&Mil Steel con gOs’25 M&S 93
Equip 7h (b
7%
90
Span-Arner
J&J
Eq tr734s’31 SorOG.
98
90 14 97
7% gold notes 1923— M&N 99)4 100 Gen Asphalt conv 8s 1920 A&O 98 34 09 34 Pierce Oil CorpIron 6s 1927 J&J 96
notes 1922__M&N 99 34 100
dob 6s 1924
J&D
7% gold
Plttsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 ’49 J&J
Baking
1930. J&D
American Type Founders—
97 Gon'l Elec 3)4s1st 0s opt.-F&A 89 34 07% Pitts Coal deb 5s July ’31 _M&S '6534
Gen’l
1942
00
Deb gold 6s 1926_____M&N 94
90 | Deb g 5s ’52 tax-ex NY.M&S 8-1 Vh 85 Pittsburgh-Westmoreland Coal
Deb gold 6s 1937_____M&N 94
94 1 Deb On Feb 1 1940_____F&A 10034 101% 1st s fg 5s 1947 op___M&N 77
80
DebWrit Paper s f 7 6s ’39 J&J 93
gold 6s 1939_____M&N
Pitts & WestrnC5s’25op.M&N
98
Amer
71)4 7234 General fPetroleum Corp—
7% h g notes Fob 15’31 FA.AI5 98% 90% Pleasant Val Coal 5s 1928 J&J 95
79
Anaconda Copper Mining—
80
Pocahontas 5s 1957 Collieries —
Consol op___ I&J
Girard I’t Storage 334« ’40. A&O
0% gold bonds 1929 Ser AJ&J 84)4
1st
7% gold bds 1929 Serf B.J&J 91.34 9134 iGoodrtch(BF)7% notes’25. A&O 88% 89)4 Porto gold Airier Tobacco Co 7634 79%
Rican
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
Anglo-Amer Oil. Ltd—a gold
8% bds
15 ’3 i .M&N I
1st M
1941
734s 1925 ------- estate A&O 9834 98)4 Gorham h f 83Co— - . . M&N 98% 98% Powellg IUv May 0s ’22-’27.J&J5
------ 1st
Co. Co—
Mfg 1922-24..F&A
Armour & Co—Real
&
1st M 7h
gold 4 34s 1939 opt------ J&D 7734 77)4 Granby ConF&A Srnolt & Pow— 67.25% 7% Proctergold Gamble 1922__ M&S 99% —
7%
notes
7% notes July 15 1930J&J 15 9534 9534 1st conv 6sMlu Ser A..M&N
7% gold notes 1923__ M&S 99%
1928
Conv g deb 6s J ’nel5’23J&D15 97)4 9834
6s J’nel5’22J&D15
Prov. Loan Typewriter— M&S 93
Soc 434s ’21.
87
Stamped_____
Convgdeb
...
98
9534 97
96
Conv deb 8s
. M&N
Conv g deb 6s J’nel5’24J&D 15 97
9434 98 Grand River Coal1926Coke—See Co Fuel & 80 Remington 1922-1926___ J&J 92 100
1st M 6s
Iron Republic Ir & Steel 5s ’40 A&O
&
Associated Oil Co—5s 1922 F&A
Gulf Oil Corporation—
81
Atlantic Fruit & SS— A.J&D 40
Tobac
41
Deb g s f 7s 1933. ..F&A 95% 95% Reynolds(RJ)C&I 5s 6s ’22_ F&A 80% 9934
8 f conv deb 7s ’34 Ser
50 Roch & Pitts
1946.M&N 98% 82
77
45
Havana Tobacco—5s 1922 J&D / 93
Atl Gull & W Indies SS Lines—
1st f g
opt._F&A
90 Rockys Mtn434s 19321941..A&O 77
Hecker-Jones-Jewell 6s '22.M&S
82
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959-.. J&J 49)4 52 Hoboken Land & Impt Co—
Fuel 5s 5s’22-40J&J 55 —
Atlantic Refining Co—
Rogers-Brown Iron
1st M g 5s Nov 1930__M&N 80
634% gold deb Works— 100
___ St. Clair Furnace 5s '22 ’39 F&A
Baldwin Locomotive 1931..M&S 92 100)4 Hock Val Prod 5s ’61 opt.-J&J /
94 Hudson Nav g 6s 1938 opt. F&A / ___ ___ St. Joseph Stk Yds 434s ’30J&J "05" "72"
1st s f 5s 1940 opt aft ’15 M&N
40 Huebner-Toledo Brew 6s’30 J&J
St. Lawrence Pulp & Lumber—
Barney & Smith Car 5s ’30-J&J
Oil & Refining—
Barnsdalls Corp—1931.-----J&J 90
85
92 Humble notas Mar 15 ’23 M&S15 s 94)4 S 9034 St.1st M 6s 1921-1933___ F&A 70
Louis Brew Assn 6s 1939J&J
7%
Conv f 8s
90 IllinoisgSteel—Deb 4%s’40.A&0 79% 81 St. Louis Car Co. 6s ’22-’23M&N 84% 92)4
Beech Creek C & C 5s ’44..J&D 80
St. L Nat Stock Yds 4s ’30.J&J 87% 75
69
Independent Brewing 6s’55.J&J 52
Bethlehem Steel Corporation— 99
_M&N
7% g notes July 15 ’22.J&J15 97
8834 St.LRocky Mt.&P5s’55stpJ&.I 66
99)4 Indiana Steel 1st 5s 1952.Dec 31 88
71
9734 Ingersoll-Rand—1st g 5s
Sears, Roebuck & Co—
7% g notes July 15 ’23-J&J15
Oct
A&O
90
95
80
Beth St 1st ex g 5s '26 gu. J&J 9034 101 | 1935 opt Dec 31 1910___ J&J b■ ____ ___ _ 7% g notes Oct 15’21 A&O 15 99%
7% g notes 15’22
15
Inland Steel 1st 6s 1922-28. A&O 94
Beth St pur m 6s Aug ’98-Q-F 98
7% g notes Oct 15’23 A&O 15 95% 9734
Ext&ref 6s’42
96 Securities Co.NY 4% cons.M&S 97% 95%
Beth St 1st 1& ref 5s ’42. M&N 7934 81 1Internat Agrlcul op’16 ser A.J&J
Purch money 5s 1936--J&J 75
76)4 lst&coll tr f gCorp— M&N
57
Chiclet—See
Chic 54
5s’32 op.
71% 72 Sen SenSteel Hoop 8s Amer M&S le—
Beth Steel eq tr 7s 1935.A&0 93)4 94)4 InternationalsMerc Marine—
80
85
Sharon
1941.
Penn Mary Steel 5s 1937.J&J 70
95341 98
75
1 st M coll
78% Sinclair Cons Oil Corp—Booth Fisheries s f 6s 1926. A&O 65
69 Internationaltrust 6s 1941.AAO 78
7% g n’tesMay 15’25.M&N15 92)4 93
Paper—
Boston Term Co—334s ’47.F&A
1st & ref s f 5s 1947 Ser A. J&J 8134 81% Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron—
Braden fund gold 6s 1931..F&A
6% f
1929___ F&A
Sink Copper Mines Co— Co 8234 83)4 Internat Salt g 5s 1951 op.A&O / ------ ____ Solvays & g notes1927____A&O 82
85
87
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
Cie 8s 1934___F&A 97
Internat Silver 1st 6s 1948.J&D 85
97%.
84 Sperry Flour 6s
Deb 6s 1933---------------J&J
6% serial notes 1922-29..J&J Basis 8% Iron Steam. Gen 4s 1932..A&O 81
91
50 Standard Oil (California)—
Standard Mill—1st g 5s30M&N 86 “87"
40
Buffalo & Susq Iron 5s 1932 J&D 8134 8434
Deb g 5s Jan ’26 opt ’10.M&S r - - - - '8134 Jefferson & Clear! C & I—
M ,_J 2d gold 5s 1 9 2 6 ..__ .J&D
7% g
1
Burns (P)&Co 6s’24op af’14A&0 r ___ ___ Indiana Co 1st s f 5s 1950 .J&J 95)4 82 Standarddeb JanNew1931..F&A 10134 10134
77
Oil of
York—
1st & ref s f 6s 1931 - — J&J 70
i J ones & Laughlln St 5s ’39 . M&N 88)4 90
7% ser g deb Jan 2 1925. J&J2 10134 10134
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952-----A&O 70)4 7 1 M
7% ser g deb Jan 2 1926. J&J2
Consg 5s Jan 1 1955------ J&J
Keily-Springfield Tire Co—
97
Bush Terminal Buildings Co— 74
1Kennecott Copper 15’31M&N15 96 s 91% 7% ser g deb Jan 2 1927. J&J2 101-34 10134
8% g notes May 7s ’30-.F&A
7% ser g deb Jan 2 1928. J&J2 10134 10134
1st s f gold guar 5s I960. A&O
’41 opt J&J
Cahaba-Coal Min—See Tenn C, I & RR 7434 Knlckerb Ice 1st 5s 1922-26.J&J s 90% ____ 7% serg deb Jan 2 1929. J&J2 10134 10134
10134 10134
Kresge
California Wine Association—
95 La Belle(SS)Co7%1st 5s ’40J&D 88 734% 7% serg deb Jan 2 1930. J&J2 102 10234
94
7% serg deb Jan 2 1931-J&J2 104 104 34
Conv g 5sSepl0’25 op sf M&S 91
Iron Wks
Canada Cem’t 1st 6s ’29 op A&O r 92)4 ___ Lackaw St 5s ’23 op to ’06. A&O 92% 94
634% g deb May 1 5s’28.J&J
1st 5s 1950 op after 1915.M&S 74% 75)4 StandSteelWorks 1st ’33__ M&N 9834 99
Canadian Car & Fdy Co. Ltd— r 88)4
98
Steel Co of Can. 6s 1940 __J&J 95
Eq 5s 1921-1926___ ..M&S15
1st s f gold 6s 1939.. — J&D
92
94
I Lake Super Corp Inc 58 ’24_Octj 6 7%
41 Steel & Tube Co. of Amer.—
Canadian Cons Rubber, Ltd— r 88
___ ( 1st & coll tr gold 58 1944. J&D 50
55
Gold 68 1946 opt 1911— A&O 79
Gen m s f 7s 1951 Ser C.J&J
9334
___ Lake ol the Woods Mill Co, Ltd!
Canadian Cottons 5s 1940.J&J2 r 72
Sun Co s f g deb 6s 1929..M&S 92
84
86
Central Foundry 6s 1931.-F&A 80 .7434 1 1st M 6s June 1923____ J&D r 96
Sink fund gold 7s 193 1..A&0 90
9034
85 Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
Cent Hud St’boat 5s Apr’33 A&O
1st s g 5s ’44-.J& J
85 34
88%j Gen M g 4%s May 1924.-Q-F 91
Central Leather 5s 1925— A&O 88
95 Swift & Co notes f1921 F & A 15 85
6% gold notes 1925..A&O 15 9934 9934
Cerro de Pasco Copper Corp—
Funding 4s g July ’21 op_J&D 78
1 1948-J&J
7% gold
9934 Temple Coal s f. 5s 1924__J&J 9634 9634
Conv coll 1931.. .. . J&J 62)4 64)4 Coll tr power 4%s
9734
Chic Jet g 8s tr ref g 4s ’40. A&O 106)4 106 34' Cons s f g 4%s 1954____ J&J! 99
86 N J8833 Tenn C I & RR gen 5s ’51..J&J 8334 ‘8834
79 Leh & W-Barre Coal—See Cent RR of
p
Coll trust ref 5s 1940— A&O 75
Ala Steel&Shipbldg6s’30J& J 98
Chic Un Sta—See SteamRR bds 65
Cahaba
Co
75
M&N 92
Chicoutimi Pulp 6s 1943__J&J
94 Tenn Cop CMconv1st 6s’22J&D 96)4 89
Co
Chill Copper conv 7s*1923-M&N 9234 93)4
.A&O 105)4 107 Texas Co 7% notes 6s ’25.M&N 9834 9934
1923..M&S 86)4
71
.F&A
Conv 6s 1932 Series A.-A&O 70
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940. J&J iiiS.__
..J&D 84% 99% Tide Water P 1st g 5s’30.F&A15 94 M 9434
99% 86% Union B & Oil 634s ’31 opJ&J 8234
Cleve & Sandusky Brewing—
Stamped_________________ 80
1st f 6s 5s 1931 opi-.F&A ___ 82 Lima Locomotive Corp— .M&N 90
95
75
ClydesSSg 1st June 1 '48 opt.J&J 73
.A&O 107)4 108 Union Oil Cof of California— J
First lien
92
.F&A 82
Col Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943. F&A 70
78)4
85 Union Steel sCo5s 1931 opt.J&
1st 5s’52guJ&D 99
Colorado Industrial— F&A 72
M&N 95
97 Union Tank Car Eq 7s ’30.F&A2 100% 100
73
1st g gu 5s ser A&B’34op
..J& J 65
70 Un Trans 1st 5s 1923___F&A 94)4 100%
95)4
Columbia Graphophone Mfg
Marland8sOil Co— A._. .A&O
65
8% gold notes Aug 1 ’25.F&A 61
S f g 1931 Ser
94 United g Drug Co.—
99%
Con. 8s June 15 ’41J&D15 100 100%
Computing—Tabulatlng-Rec Co 77
’22. .F&A 96
Sink fund gold 6s 1941— J&J
78)4' Maryland Steel 1st5s5s1933
Mercantile Stores
83
86 Unit Fruit—Deb 4)49 1923J&J 100
Deb 4)49 1925 s 1943.J&J
Cons Tobac coll tr 4s ’ol-.F&A 74
73 341I Mexican C & C 5s 1926 op-M&S /
20 United gLead deb 5s f____ J&J 75
78
Consol&Coals434s 5s 1950— J&D
95
U. SS.Finishing Con g 5s ’29..J&J 90
Env 1st 5s 1921-1934 J&D 78
1st ref f g 1934 opt_M&N 7934 79)4 MexicansPetroleum Ltd of Del— 95
Conv f g 8s 1936___M&N
96 U
84
Conv 6% g ’23Associates—
op aft '16.F&A 9634
Midvale3Steel1936_______ M&S
63
U S Light & Heat 1st 6s ’35.J&D 56
Copper Export
Conv f 5s & Ordnance—
74)4
S Realty Imp5s g’24op.T&J 85% 86
8% notes Feb 15 ’22.F& 15 100)4 100 34 Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & L Ryp34 74 % U S Rubber &34% notes'30F& A 95% 97%
A
U
7
8% notes Feb 15 ’23. F& 15 9934 99341 Morris & Co 1st s f 4)4s ’39.J&J 70
A
7% & ret 5s 19471923__J&D 98% 98%
8% notes Feb 15 ’24. F& 15 99)4 99341 7%% gold notes 1930--M&S 96% 75
A
1st notes Dec 1 Ser A.J&J 76
77
8% notes Feb 15 ’25.F& 15 99)4 9934I NatClk&Suit 8% notes ’30M&S 93 % 9654 U S Smelt Refg & Mining—
A
9434 Conv 6% notes 1926___ F&A
Corn Prod Ref 8 f 5s 1931.M&N 89 34 98 Nat Conduit & Cable, Inc—
9134
1st g 5s 1934 sf . _ — M&N
1st M s 6s 1927______ A&O
59 34 United States Steel Corp— ar
Cramp (Wm) SonsShip&EngBldg 8934
Nat Enamf & StDg 5s 1929-J&D 58
89
op’ll.V
9034 Col tr s ff 5s Apr ’51 notop.Var 95)4 9734
1st M g 5s 1929 opt-----M&S ___
Col tr s 5s Apr’51
Crew Levlck Co 1st 6s 1931 F&A 80
85 National Leather— ’25 M&N15 93
95
8%Starch deb 5s15 gu.J&J
g notes Nov 1930
Col s f 2d 5s Apr’63op’13M&N 9534 9734
94)4 9534
Cuba Cane Sugar Corp—
92 Utah Fuel—See Deny & Rio Gr. p. 34.
88
Conv deb 7s 1930— - .J&J 6534 66 Nat
92 Utah-Idaho Sugar Co—
National Tube 1st 5s '52-.M&N 91
Cuban-American Sugar—
Natomas Co gen 6s 1935--J&J
1st M serial 7% 1936..A&O 12%
8%
1st M coll 8s Mar 15’31M&S15 9634 98 New Eng Nav—See N Y N H & H RR 4834 Vacuum Oil Co 7s 1922-30.-J&J b 100 10034
74
77 N J Zinc 1st 4s 1926_____ A&O 90
Cudahy Pack s f 5s 1946..J&D 97
Vancouver Lumber 6s’22’25J&J
7% notes Co 15 ’23.J&J15 ___
1934.J&J
80 Vandalia Coal 1st 6s ’30op_J&J
Daviesg (Wm) July1st 6s ’26.J&J r ___ 98 New River Co 1st 5sconv M&N 86
NYAirBrakelst6s’28 4s ’51.F&A
45
40
Fuel
Deere & Co 7% % notes’31 m&N 96
N Y Dock Co— 1st g
69)4 87%* Victor-Amer1st sf g1st 6s 40F&A 45
55
Victor Fuel
5s 1953. J&J
Dewees(W)Wcod Co 5s’30M&N
Y & Hob F’y 5s May’46-J&D
Vlrginla-Carollna Chemical—
Dlarn’d Match deb 7 Ks’35 M&N 102)4 10234 N Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946-M&N 75
75
1st M deb 6s opt s f-.J&D 84
Distillers' Securities Corp—
Conv g 5s 19231924..A&015 90)4 91
8834
__ 65 N N Y & N J Ferry—5s ’46-J&J 75
Coll tr cv g5s5s ’27 op ’08. A&O 79
Y Shipbldg 1st op aft’08M&S
f g deb 34s
73 VaSIr Coal &7Coke1932...M&N 88
8834
Dornln Coal ’40 op U0_-M&N
O’Gara Coal 5s’555s Nov 1 1946 69
03
86
65 Ward Baking Co—■ 5s 1949M&S 84
Dornln Iron & St 5s 1929----I&J r 77)4
Dunlop Tire & Rub Goods, Ltd r ___ 7834 Ogllvle Flour Mills 6s ’32—l&D r 90
Series B_.--------- ----------- r 96
92
1st g 6s June 15 1937.J&D15 90
1st a f g 6s 1927 opt____M&£
—
Series C________________ r 96
87
WebsterC&C col tr 5s’42opM&S 83
1st g 5s '30.J&D
doGold 734s May 1 1931 _& M&N
Pont(E i)de Nemours . Co—
Pacific Coast Co—GEq—See So 65
5s ’46.J&D
Co
97 100
73 WelsbachElectric Co—
9734
9734 Pac Fruit Express
u Pac Co p 37 Western Dec 31’22op aft’llJ& J
In Pont (K I) de Nem Powd—
Packard Motor Car Co—
1st 58
---Gold 4%s June 1 1930... J&D
Ten-yr 8s Apr 15 ’31.A&015 94)4 95
Conv gold 7s Apr 1925.. A&O 9634 9634
9934
9934
Eastern Steel lst5s’31op’16F&A
Pan-Arnor equip 7s&1930 — F&A
Petrol Transp
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg—•
Elk Horn Coal 6s 1925 .J&D 8534
1st lien
88% 89 Wickwire Spencer1931___M&N
7% gold bonds Steel—
9934
Empire Oil Purchasing Co—
Park & Tliford sPulp 1936- J&D 67
72
7% notes 1923. .......... M&S
Parsons (W Ya) f 6s & Lumber
1st & s f 1st 6s 1941--. A&O 89
Empire Refg 1st 0s 1927__F&A 79
1st M g 6s ’22-’24 opt-.M&N
98 WilsonM Co 7s 1935______J&J 83)4 91 34
83
Fairmont Coal 5s6s 1924..M&N
1931___J&J
82 Peerless Trk&Mot6s’25_ M&N 10 90
Conv s f g 6s 1928------ J&D 77
78
86
88
Federal Sug Kef
94)4 9534 Pe pel • <I-pii.l 1st 6s 1924 M&S 90
95 EXCHANGE SEATS — pag O 38.', j
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‘ td—lst5s’26on M&N
KH%
b

Basis.

This price Includes accrued interest.

(sale, n Norrnlnal. r Canadian prire. a Sale price.

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Val Mlues5 1 dtu
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TroyCot'uA Wool’u 700 --•--I Nor’westFA M 100
........25 6 :c.8 2't
share
tfarth. Milt*, far
Mfg (F U)__300
17
Per s h a r e .
Newark.
If nlonCotMf (FR). 92
▲ oadla fid------ --- * 92 155 J '"Uca KulttCo 100t ISO
98 American___ .5 14
10 Miami Copper__5 20 1i 21
KoiUliuatMliUM B) lJ0
1)|
M lehlgau_____ 25
95 Firemen’s
Aiii Llu«ju(Fall R) i| , 100 a 114 | Preferred , , . . 100 90
50 210
48
American Mf$ 100 76
Prudential Life. .50 450 sha re. Mohawk______ 25 47
dca Steam A
Preferred-----lOi
svaOa Cons C od 5 107j 114
Per
80
New Haven.
Moh Val Cot M. I 140
Aliiodkoa* MfglVol 80
114
ampauoag Mills
Security Ins-----25 37 sha 3H4 jw Cornelia Cop.5 14
50c.
jw Idrla Quicks.5
■ cilery aaen). (T) 75
-Per
re.
86
(F H)_____ 100 107 1 -115-- New Orleans.
100 40
76 Wamsutta M(NB) I
Preferred-----(t)
Lafayette __..50 210 ____ iw River Co. 100 83
84
Preferred __
Audruecog M (Mo) 1 ___ 1k 119 Weetamoe M(Ftt) 1
pissing M ines..5 9
AppleU>uCo(Muao) .
4
210
k 395 Whitman M (NB) l
New York.
Per sh a re.
205 Amer Alliance .100 255 265 North Butte___15 25c. 148
Arkwright M(FH) i
91
York Mfg (M e).. I
50.
ArlingtOuMlMada) 9 Us 95
,h Lake____25
Bankers A Ship. 100 175 205
20
iOu
f e r eh are
10c. 21
1 Copper___10
Barnard Mfg(FK) i
Southern Mills.
105 City of N Y___100 105 175
Dominion. .2) 20
-Bated Mfg (Mo) - ,‘ -160^- s 192 Li -VbbevllleCM (SC)a
100
3
5
300 Commonwealth ,.25 A 300 < 325
trio 811 Mlu 100 25 4
Beacon Mfg (NB)
01
Continental..
58 4 505
Amer Spinning Co. 05
70 Fidelity Phenlx 100 490
o la _____._25
262c.
1i
Preferred---- IOC 88
93 AndersonCMCSC) a 200
s
Pitts
Serkdhlre Cot Mfg 170 190
GlobeA Rutgers 100 looo 238 Pit A Jer Cop___1
200
MtShastaOop
Adams, Car i>’t
Great American 100 233
Bigel-llartfMade - 117 119 Augusta Fac (Ga).a 45
Hanover 50 d 85
95 Pond Creex Coal.10
100 H om e.____ 100
Preferred___lou 92
95
(SC)
BoottMUld(Masd)
200 Mercantile___100 326 330 Hand Mines, L td..
k 135 ‘j ' an Mills-----112
mee M
Cons
100 105
Border CMfg(FR) i
50
180 RayJoseph Cop..10
k 105
200 175 National Liberty 50 d 170 130
Lead . 10
Boston Mfg(Maad) 1
Niagara______ d 120
105 175 Northern_____ 100 100
k 200
Bos Duck (Mass)
105
BourueM Ills (FR)
45
North
35
125 Pacific River___25 d 45
180 Dallas Mfg (Ala).a
Bristol Mfg (N B)
Fire___25 d 50
00
Darl’g’n Mfg(SC).u
72 Stuyvesant___100
155 Drayton Mills. - 100
Bailer Mill (N B)
70
h Lake___ 25
Preferred___106
50
Phenlx
irior A Boat.10
no Eagle A (Ga)____ a 125 180 United States__20 d 40
Cbace Mills (F R)
Mills
155 Enterprise Mf (Ga) a 100 105 Westchester new 10 d 32 sh a 34 Superior______ 25
Charlton Mills. 10o
Per
re.
Philadelphia.
- - -- Alliance of Phlla. 10 18
__ Tennessee Copper
k 99^8 Expos’n C M (Ga) a 300
Chicopee Mfg (pf) l
CRyMfgC’rp(NB)
62 Fire Association.50
210 Gaffney Mfg (SC)
k 3ir> 4
A Chem temp.(t)
OontlnT M (Me). i
. - Ins Co of N A__10
k 148 W Greenw’d CM(SC)a 150
29 ' ' Touopah Belmont 1
140
Cornell MlUs(FR) 1
(N
130 35u InsCoState ofPalOO 28 4 s 80 Tonopah Ext er)-.l1
Grendel Mllls(SC)a
Dartmouth B)..100
Mfg
Min
k 102 Touopah
Lumbermen’s __25
Henrietta M (NC)a
Corn (N
255 Jackson M _____
T rinity_______ 25
325 People's Nat Fire..
Preferred-----10o 75
King,JP, Mfg
s i o x Qn Verde Ext__50c
95 LancasterCM (Ga)a 175 ----- Phlla Life_____10
Darls Mills (F R). I
s 103 I Utah Cons______ 5
50
(SC) a 90 100 Reliance __ _ .10
Carol Mills (FR). 1 125"
k 1 5 4 Utah Copper Co. 10
UultedFlremeu’s
CM(SC).o
Draper Corp— 100 120 1§6" LaurensM i l l s 100 125 151 Victory- _____ 50
k 1 1 5 4 Victoria_______ 25
Marlon
DwlghtMfg(Masa). 85 125 MarlboroCM (SC) a 50
00
Per
Winona_______ 23
Providence.
95 Mass Mills,..(Ga) 143 148 Prov Wash'toD__50 125 share. Wolverine_____ 25
■ dwards Mfg (Me) i
BsmondM(Rl),pf
300
Per sh a re. Wyandot _____ 25
Richmond.
91H 94
■ verett M (Mass) 190 200 Mills Mfg CM(SC)a 104
Virginia F A M -25 57 s h a 61. Yukon Gold____ 5
Monarch Co(SG).a
185 NewberryCM (SC) a
190
re
falrh Mills com 100
St Paul, Minn. Per 350
_
88
Preferred-----100 113
F A M..100 Per
Per
FarrAlpaca(Mass) * 150 116 Oconee M com___ 200 100 StPaul Francisco. 320 s h a r e . REALESTATETR
Be LAND STOCKS
San
Orr Cot M (SC)..a 95 130 Firemen’s Fund 100
Flint Mills (F R)_ l
(Bost).l
310 Albany TrRealty _J
Pacolet Mfg (SC)a 91
franklin Co (Me). I 105 k 195 Ji Preferred___100
Alliance
93
55
QosnoldM (NB).. t ___ ......... Pelzer MfgCo(3C)a 100 no Home Fire A Ma 20
25 Bedford Tr (BoBt).i/
rlne__________ 10
Preferred------ i
12 Bd of Tr Big Tr(C)i
87H Piedmont Mfg (SC) a 125 135 Vulcan Fire Ins -_ Per sh a re. Berkeley HotlTr (B)
Granite MUls(FR) 142 135 PhllllpsButtorffM a 120 125
Washington.
Qt Falls Mfg(NH) l 150 146 Poe, FW,Mfg (SC) a 90 105 Arlington _ _ _1C 9
BosGr’d R ’tTr(C)/
Bost R E T (Bos).h 78
Qrlnnell MfgtNB) i 75
Riverside M--12.50 5 100 Corcoran______ 50 110
80 Saxon Mills-----100
BosStorW'h’se(B)
HamlltMfg (Mass) ! 70
Fireman’s ____ 21 x 19 4
Boston Wharf Co.l
Samllt W (Mass) t
Sibley Mfg (Ga)..a ’45' 120 frpirman’Amer 100t 225
Bromf Bldg Tr(B) 1
HargravesM(FR) i ......... fc "97" Spartan Mllls(SC) a 110
National Union.. f 7 H
Business RETr(B) 1
Harmony Mills pf l\ 140
Wheeling,
Tucapau M (S C).a 23' 220 Wheeling FireW.Va. 137
Cent Bldg Tr (B)
158
Hill Mfg Co (Me). 1 260 300 Union-Buffalo M
1 .100
30
Chic R E Trustees h
Holmes Mfg (N B) 1 n o
73
1st pref____ 100 70
City R B T ( C ) .J
Preferred--------1 37 120
32 MARINE 1NSUR2d preferred-100
40 Ylctor-Monag Co-a 29
Inter Cot M___ 5jl 80
Congress(Boston)._
75
ANCE SCRIP.
70
ates St Associ­
81
Preferred___ 100
n t.
98 Atlantic Mutual— Per c e 100 C’gressSt BlgTr(B) i
Preferred_____
Kilburn M (N B ).i 225 250 Webb Mfg (Nash) a 94
75
96
145
KlngPhilipM (FR). 115 120 Whitney Mfg (SC) a 50 190 1920____________ 94H 98 Copley Sq Tr (B)_!
1921____________
a
Delta Bldg Tr (B)_l
LancasTM (Mass).
115
Laurel Lake (FR). i 122 " ----- Woodslde Cot M-a 110
e.
71 MINING STOCKS Per s h a r75C. Devonsh Big Tr(B)l
Preferred_____ a
85
Preferreed___
Lawrence Mfg (M) , no
200 Ahmeek ___ ___ 25 47
Adventure Cons. 25 50c. 47 A Dwelling House
Lincoln Mfg (FR)., __ k 127ji Woodruff M__100
450
Assoc
Lockwood Co (Me) i 133 137 Canadian Mills.
1 n prices Alaska Gold M ..10
V%
X . East Bos(Boston)-h
LowellBleach(M)-1
1East St RLand (B).1
Can Convert, Ltd.a 64 s 70 Alaska Juneau
90
E
Luther Mfg (FR). i 160" 170"
Gold Mining..10 15c. 20c. Easley LandTr(B)
14
m
90
C o..l
Lyman Mills (M). i 117 120 Can Cottons, Ltd.a 74
_______ 23
Preferred_____ a 126 127 Algomah___ __ .23 20
60
Manomet M (NB).
21 Essex St Tr (BosJ.i
Allouez
80
150
Tr (B)
Mass Cot Mills__t , 145 125 Domln Text, Ltd.a
Preferred_____ a
c 80 AmGoldM (StL) 10 ___ _ - -- -- Factory Bldg(Bos)..1
3300
Fifty Assoc
Mechanics’M(FR)
Amer Zinc Lead A 7
Montreal Cottons.a 96
155
Merch Mfg(FR)-. i
Smelting . ..23
8 HotlTr,T’ralne(B) l
Preferred_____ a
Kimball Big Tr(B)i
Merrimack Mfg
27 X Lovejoy’sWhTr(B)! 30
Preferred _____ 23
Penmans, Ltd___ a 80 166 Anaconda C op..50 25
75
100
(Mass)_____ 10b
Preferred_____ a
36M 37 MerchRETr(Bos) h
300
k 76^
Preferred. ...10C
8
Arizona Com’clal.S I ' A
k 60
Tealty Associates of
Middlesex Co(M)
Arnold ___ .25
Brooklyn___ 100
Mt V-Wood Mills 11
BatopUas M in..20 9 Vs 10 4 Texas Pacific Land
INSURANCB
12
(Balt) t tvtt.-IO l 40
Bingham Mines. 1C
STOCKS.
Trust
Preferred rlOO
Per e«nt
Bonanza DevCo 1C I 4£ 2 TITLE certfs__1
Albany. P a r.
GUARAN
Narragansett Mill-: n o
195
A Z vtc.5
4x
Albany InsCo.. 50 185 ISO ButteCopSup___1C 4 X
(F R)______.100 120 125 CommercelnsCo 25 170
100
Butte A Zinc A 1I X 114 SAFE DEPOSIT S
share.
Nashawena M
Callahan
66
Surety___ 50
Nashua M V
NH)._ 97 100
Per sha re.
Lead________10 45 H 49 liner A M GuarlOO
Baltimore.
4
m
206
loud
Naumkeag (Mass) 195 200 Baltimore-Amer .25 38
Calumet A Arlz.10 220 222 Jhlcago T A Tr.100
Steam Cot Co..
Calumet A Hecla 25 s 2oC. s 2Sc. JltySD(AlbNY)100
Central Fire___ 10 20
1S5 *
Newmarket Mfg
Canada Copper_5
Co (N H)__100 92 k 200
Per share
9
Centennial____ 25 25 y 25 4 Jolumbla Title ..5
Boston.
s
(Washington)
NonqulttSp(N B). i
Boston_______ 100
100
Osborn Mills (FR). ( 162" 164 W Colurn Nat Life.100 450 475 Cerro Copper___ (t) io x 10 % JldelltyAD (Md)50
Chill de PasCo 25
110 115 Chino Copper___5
Pac Mills (Mass), t
Conveyancers’
224
23 4 lantucky Title Co
Preferred___ 100
Page Mfg (N B)._ (
Con
100 r V 2 K 1 jiwyers’
Title-_____ .100
Parker Mills(FR).i 195" 200" Mass Bonding___ 60
4
65 Cop Min ASmel 100 3 23c. 333 4 I LijuisvlllleM Co. 100
Range Con
PepperellMfg(Me) I
Crown Reserve__1 24 10c, .laryland Title.100
CasCo25
450 Brooklyn— See N
Pierce Mfg(NB).. I
Daly-West____ 20
24 j
Mortgage Bond.100
Pilgrim M^com___ 156" ----Davis-Daly Cop. 10 o 4
6 Jat Surety Co. 100
Preferred____
4
Detroit.
TitleAMtg-100
90 Detroit F & M ..50 Per s h a r e . De Beers Con M._ 1 7 4 18 % ' SY TIns(Wash) 100
Pocasset Mfg(FR) l 100
Dome B u tte ___ 1C
Mines___ 10
17
ponemah M(Prov) 1 85
East
Michigan F A M 50
7%
3 4 iE
Preferred_____ i
Federal MASm.100 7
7 Pit InsAGufSanFr)
potomska M(NB) 1 190 210
Per sh a re.
Preferred___100 2 2 4 24 4 TltleGuTr(StL) 100
Hartford.
160
I 3 Gasualty-.IJO
Rich Borden Mfg
Aetna (Fire) — 100 400 440 First National
53
Co (F R)___ 100
250
Automobile Ins 100
Cop ($3 75 pd).5 50c. 55c TSFldelAGii(M)1JJ
‘ so"
Sagamore Mf .100
First Re-Ins__100
210 Franklin______25 2
2 % HTG lAlndem
Yestch A Bronx Tit 150 160
(F R )..........
375 Hartford Fire..100
530 Goldfield Consol
6c.
7C. A Mtg Guar. 100
Salmon H)___Mfg
M ines______10
80 Hartf Steam Boll
Co (N Falls 100 65
S
Iusp A Ins__100
300 Granby*Cons .M 10C 18
21 INDUSTRIAL fk Per share.
Seaconnet M (FR) 1 ___ 115 National Fire.. 100
415
AP _
M1SCSLLANSOU
Sharp Mfg (N B)._ i
440 Granlte-Bl- Metallc
Phoenix (Fire) .100
V unur Express. 100 36 li 3S
105 Standard Fire.. 50
Preferred___ 100
(St Louis) 1C
14
100
Shawmutcom__100 125
Greene-Caminea 100 20 4 21 A iv’oe Rumely 100 13
41
Per sha re. Hancock C ons..25
(F R) Cot Mills 100
L i fe I n s u r a n c e
3 4 )Uxu- Weber—
2 4 7.05; Ae Pref_______
Preferred___ 100
7.10
400 Holllnger M ines..5 r 54'*4 57
15
5
Planoe rA ePlan. 100 60 i 75
90 Aetna Cas’ty A Sui
510 Homestake Min 100
Aetna Life____100
Shore Mills (FR) 100
P r e f r d ___10);n
kenandoah Cot
430 Inspiration Cons
Conn Gen____100
10
Aetna Explosives(t)
90
32^1 Air Reduction--(f) d ; 29 s 30 14
Co Mill (N B).
Copper______ 20 32
160
64 A Ajax Rubber... 50 dr 2 1 'a
Soule (Utica)__100i 150 125 Travelers’ ___ 100 Per 515 IslandCr’k CoaL.l .5 63
d
Indianapolis—
Stafford M (F R). 1
Preferred ___ 1 x 78 4 79
C o . 100 63
19
128 Sterling Flru___ 10 0 sh a re. Isle Roy ale Cop. 25 IS
Stevens Mfg(FR). 1
9 Kennecott Cop.(f) 18’s 19 Vlabamar e f --------1001 40 i 60
65
m p
135
faber Mill (N B). 1
5nd
100
3 Vlb2any prof — .100 50
Per c en t.
180
Louisville.
Kerr Lake_____ 5
24
TecumsehM (F R) .1
6J
Com
3 ,u.iuy iN Y) Sate 50
Thorndike (Mass)
Lake Copper___ 25 10c. 200 w
Liberty_______ 50 120
La Rose Oous M .5 2 4
Tretnont A Suffolk1
Lso
DapAatorage 100' 170
La Salle Conner 23 US* 2
M (Mass)____
170
Par value *1.000 k Last
1
a Purchaser also pays accrued Interest. 6 Assessment paid, 0 Par value $700. < s Sale price, t New stock. xh E\ dividend, tr Ex rights
sale. 1 Par value $ 100. m First Installment paid, n Nominal, r Canadian price,
t Ex-stock dividend (t) Without par value.
14

J uly, 1921.]

17

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

Ah/c.
Stocks. Par Bid. Ask.
Stocks. Par. Bid. | Ask.
Per share. Federal Hug Refg 1001 Per ehare.
Per ahare Champion Coated
0
killed Chem A Dye d 3 s
Atlantic Fruit _100 5
95 1 100
Paper. . . 100 85 105
Preferred
100I 95
C o rp _______(t) 87
3856 Atl Fruit & S. B
1 100
55
Preferred___100
28
Holding
Preferred . . . 100 d 52
S8 < FI rest T A Rub 1 0 d
8856 At,l Gulf A W ..100 12
52 4 6% pref ___100
tilled Packers .(f) d ____ 8 4 Atl
(^handler Motor (t)
80
23 Chiisebrough
Mils Chalmers Mfg 31
Ind SS Lines. 100 19
7% preferred. 100 61
To
Com ______ -100
100
3156 Preferred__10C d 2256 21
Manufaot’ng. 100 150 160 Fisher Body . _ _(f; d 73
12
Pref - .
11
Preferred.. .100 96
99
70 56
Preferred . 100 d 94 yt 96
d ____ 75 Atlan LobosOll. (t) d 50
Aluminum .Mfrs(t)
12
Preferred- 50
00 Chic June Uys A
14
Preferred___ 100 71
77
1st pref . .100 42'
1456 Un Ht Yd stpdlOO 130
45
__ Foundation Co (tj d 62
imal Hug 1st pf.100 8 __ s 90 Atlantic Petrol .25 d 825 875
63
Preferred __100 49
km Agrl Chem. 100 60 56 37-56 Atlantic Reflu.100 105 56 no Chic Pneu Tool. 100 112 56 5 Freeport Tex Co it) d 13 56 71)
Preferred___ 100
37
14
0 Galr(Robt)Copf 100 a 90
Preferred__ 100 d 47
Atlas Powder..100 105 L07J6 Chic Ry Equip. 100 83
95
0256
72 Childs Co ___ 100
km Bank Note.50
52
Preferred _- 100 70
86 Galeua-Hlg Ofl.100 32
34
17
Preferred ___50 d 41
49
Preferred___ 100 94
9(1 Pref (old)__100 88
92
Atlas Tack____(t) d 16
km Beet Sugar. 100 50
9 ClnTobWareh 100
30
Pref Williams
92
2856 00
2956 Preferred. ..100 8
Preferred__100 97 102 Austin,NlchACo (t) d 50
60 Clu Un Stk Yds. 100 110 115 Gaston (new). .100 88
Mutrlcan Book.100
60
A Wlgmore .(t) d ))6
156
256 ii5 City Investing. 100 50
tm Bosch Magn(D ds 32 !£ s 3456 Autosales Corp._50 d 9
Preferred___
Preferred___ 50 d 103 106 Clev Cliffs Iron.100 75 , 83 Geo AmTankCar(f) d 39 56 45
Am BrakeShAF.(T) d 41
45
100
1st preferred. 100 79
84
Preferred__100 48
92 Babcock A WU 100 7056 99
Gen A.sph com.100 5056 5056
7o?6 Preferred___ 100
American Brass 100 153 155 Baldw Loc Wks 100 97 s 20 ClevASand Brew100
Preferred__100
85
Preferred ..100
American Can. 100 20/6 80 ?6 Baltimore Tube 100
90
Cleveland Stone 100 37
80 Gen Baking___100 87
__ Cluett, PeabodylOO
Preferred__100 122 ■ 20
Preferred___ 100
76H
Preferred__100 d 40
41 Gen Clg com.100 105 110
45
Im Car A Fdry 100
Preferred___ 100
54
57
12456 Preferred___100
Preferred__100 108 H156 Barnet Leath’r _(t) d 76
96 Coca-Cola_____(t) d 7956 2956 Preferred___ 100 88 100
29
km Caramel. 100 356 11 Bar A Smith CarlOO
1 Collins Co____ 100
Deb
85
Preferred__100 70
80
3 Colo Fuel A Ir. 100 185 225 GeneralPref___100 128)6 129)6
27
Electric 100 80
Preferred . .100 1
23 Gen Fireproof’g. 100 83 56 84
20 Barnsdall Corp
km Chicle___(t) d 18
Preferred___
106
Preferred__100
25 Colt’s Patent 100
Preferred.. 100 89
94
Class A_____ 25 d 16
km Cigar------ lOu 74
79
Fire Arms M..25
32 Gen Motors— par) d
1456 Col Graph Mfg.(t) d 30
Class B_____ 25 d 14
Preferred__ lOo
29
83 Bayuk Bros.com 100
Common (no
11
456 5
11)6
km Coal of N J.26 d 79
05
Preferred___ 100 62 )6 68
63
Preferred___
Preferred.. .100 90 100 Comput-Tabulat100 d 2056 21
k m Cotton OILIOO
175
17
19
A
64
Deb 6% stk-.lOo
100
95
Preferred__100
42 Beatrice Cream 100 165
Deb 7%
32 Gen Petrol stk..10) 72 56 76
Recording Co.(t) d 11
Preferred___
kmCreditlndem 100 36 275 Beaver Board CJo(f) d 90
13
1556 Conley Foil (no par) d 29
10) 9556
km Cyanamld-100 14
20
1st pref
100 1456 48 Cons CigarHeat 100 16
Preferred 100
89
Consol Car
20
Preferred__100 38
(f) d 2556 26 14 Gen Ry Signal..100 40
kmer Drug Synd 10 d 4 56 4?6 Bethlehem Mot(t) d. 75c. 88C. Preferred___ 100 65
70
70' " Preferred___ 100 60
47 Cons Coal of StL. 100
km Express__100 11256 125
4356 4756 Consol Dlstrib-.(t) d 556 80 Gen Tire A Rub 100 75 200
American Glue. 100
Preferred___100
85
6 Gilliland Oil pf 10
Class B com ..100 4756 9156 Cons Ice(Plttsb.50 d .. ..
Preferred__100 110 118
115
Preferred 100
456 Glen Alden Coal.(t) ds 20
km Hardware. 100
35
Preferred____ 50
9756 Consol. Textile, (t) d 23
37)6
8% conv pref.100 25
2356
km HldeALeathlOO 128 56 135 Billings A Span..25 d 96
30
io
17
H56 Preferred
Preferred__100 50
27 Cons Coal of Md 100 d 85 56 17?6 Globe-Wernicsse 0 . 93 56 90
87
Preferred . .1
25 d 24
5156
kmer Hosiery..25 d ......... 80 Bliss (E W)Co .-(t) d 21
26 Consumers Co. 100
20
Godcti’x Sug Inc(t) d OO
25
km Ice Co___100 53
60
55
Preferred___ 100 75
Preferred___
65
77 Goodrich (B F).100 d
Preferred____50 d 50
Preferred__100 50
10 Continental CanlOO 43
66
d 8
it) 2856 30
2nd pref ____ 50 d
kmer Intern Corp
Preferred___
456 Preferred___ 100 74-56 47
95 Joodyear Tire A100 oiM 8556
356 35 Cont Candy___(t) d 1
Full paid___ 100 335-6 34 1Booth pref____100 29
1st Fisheries (t) 89
156 Rubber com.100 9
km-La France
91
10
Borden Co____100 84
556 556 Preferred.. 100 23 Vs 23?6
Fire Eng Inc.. 10 d 8.16 9 1 Preferred.. .100
S6 Continental Mot. 10 d 65
Preferred___ 100 103
Preferred__100 75
80 Borne,Scrymser 100 350 375 Corn Prod Rafg 100
100
Continental Oil. 100 66 107 14 iGorham Mfg pf 100 d
kmer Laundry
6
66 .Tiirton-PfimEish 60
Machinery ..100
100 10 2 U Grasselll Chem 100 i
75 Rrler FT111 SUaaI ft* d 14
50
Preferred__100 65
9856
5
9816
30 Cosden A Co com 5 d 5)6 5 ?6 Preferred. ..100 94 132
kmer Linseed..100 23 ' 2356 Brill (J G) --.100
Preferred_____(f) d 356 27 \4 Gray A Davis (f) d 11
9656
3561
Preferred__100
New
1156
18 Cramp stonk A d 2756
km Locomotive 100 7956 8056 Bristol Brass___ 25 d
90
95
(Wm)
Gray A Dudley. 100 95 100
Preferred__100 101 106 Brlt-Amer Tob £1 d 12
1256 SonsShAEBld 100
Gt AA P Tea pf 100
Am Mch A Fdy 100 150 1S5
40
1256 1 Vot trust ctfs__
42 Great LakesTo wlOO X
Ordln bearer..£1
75
km Malt A Grain (t) d \2K 13 British Col Fish d 12
Crescent Pipe L 50 d 26
Preferred___ 100 X
Ask.
Per share.

Stocks. Par. Bid.

Stocks. Pur. Bid.

io j

7156
28
kmer Plano__100 55
60
2756 1 Crex Carpet__100 33
100 100 103
A Packing__100 r 27
50 Great West Sug.100 145 150
Preferred__ 100
71 British Empire
70
Preferred___
77
8 Crock-Wheeler. 100 80
km Pneu 8erv..25 d 68
3
8
Preferred___ 100
90 Guantanamo Sug (t) d 32
856
356 Steel, com__100 r
first pref___50d 30
33
1st pref
100
Crucible Steel.. 100 75 56 80’ Gulf StatestrSteellOO
100 57
5756 1st nref ctf.100
Preferred___ 50 d 11
Preferred
100
1156
Am Radiator__25;d 66
67' Brown S h o e ....100 2056 40 Cuba Cane Sugar(f) d 956 956 Hablshaw Electric
39 " 82
Preferred__100 105
12
Preferred___100 25
Cable______(t) d 10
Preferred___ 100 73
Am Rolling Mill 25!dz 2956 109 Brunswlck-Balke31
156 20
256
1456 2556 Hale & Kllburn.25 d 15
15
.Preferred__100 x 9356 96
88 Cuban-Am Sug-.IO d 75
Collender pf.
Preferred___ 100
Preferred..
84 HallSwltchASlg.100 n i
Am Safety Razor 25 d 4M 456 Brunswick Term 100 84
2
49
50
10
American Screw 100 130 140
8
3/6 1Cudahy Pack com . 110 120
A Ry Sec___100 3
Oumberl Pipe L 100
Preferred___ 100Un 3
74
Am Seed Mach. 100 75
85 Buckeye Pipe L.50 d 72
92
Preferred__100 78
8656 Preferred___ 100 75
83 Burns Bros___100 84 110 Cupev Sug com.100 75 100 Harb-Walk Ref.100 70)£ 72
Preferred__100
9756
85 Hartman Corp. 100 96
Am Shipbldg-.lOO 65
66
Preferred___ 100 100
D H Holmes LtdlOO x 19256
70 Davis C A C__100 47
Preferred__100
58 | Bush Terminal 100 65
Schaffner
53 Hart,Marx__.100 71
72 Davison Chem..(t) d 33
Amer Ship A Com oo
76
Preferred___ 100 69
A
35
merce__(noSec d 756 856 Bntterlck Co__100 2256 23 Deere A Co pref 100 73
par)
Preferred___ 100 d 100 104
75
Amer Smelt
10 <
H/6 D L A W
74
78 HaskABarkCar. (|) 52)6 5356
Pf Ser A stpd.100 68
2
70 CaddoCentOARlOO d 5556 5656 Diamond Coal__50 d 93
1
Cal Pack Corp.-(t)
MatchlOO 135
95 Havana Tob__100
Am SmeltARefglOO 36
4
6
36 56 California
Dixon
Preferred___
39 Dodge (J) Cruc___ 90 145 Hawaiian Com 100
Preferred__100 68
70
Petrl’m Corp. 100 3856 70)6 Dominion Bdge.100
Mfg pref 100 r 67
96
Am 8nuff com.100 99 105
A Sugar____ .25 d 33
Preferred___
Preferred__100 72
85 Calumet A Chic100 69
r ____ 77 Helme (GW) CoiOO 155 162
Dom Coal pref. 100 r 52
60
93
Am St F’drles 33 1-3 d 26
Can A Dock.100
Preferred___ 10) 90
35 Dominion Glass.100 r 81
Preferred___100 8056 20 56| Cambria Iron__50 d 50
82
17
15
34
Isadee Mfg__100 73
Preferred . 100
American Stores (t) d 56 J6 57
d
84
65 Isrcules Powder 100 108 112
Am Sugar Refg.lOO 7256 72 56 Canada Cement 100 r 48" 84 DomStCorpcom 100 r 23)6 24
4956
Preferred__100 8sM 90
89
Preferred___ 100 87
Preferred___ 100 rr 81
Preferred.. .100
50 duPont (E I) de r 55
Am Sumat Tob.100 5356 5356 CanFdysAForg 100
lerr-H-MarSafelOO ____ __ _„
Preferred__100
8156 Preferred___ 100 r 18
N A Co com. 100 108 112 leywood Bros A 110 110
Am Thread pref..5 75
3
Wakefield Co 100
Debent stk. 100 68
70
356 Preferred___ 100
Am Tobacco__100 d 11756 11856 Can SS Lines..100 rr 4456
Preferred___ 100 d 97 101
Durham Hosiery.50 d 15
25
Com B--------100 117 11756 CanadianCar<fcF100
3
2856
Preferred__100 8756 88 'i Preferred___ 100 40 ___ _ Eagle L ock__25 d . .. . S3 Holly Sug Co. _(f) d 12
43
17
53
3crlp__________
55
Preferred___ 100 45
17
23
_ Eastern Steel ..100
Am Type Foun.100 d 101 103 Can Con Rub--100
40
43
Preferred ..100
WatPo. LOO
60
70 lolyoke Owens A 375
Preferred__100 80
Am Vitrified Prod 30 d ____ 83 Canad'n Explos.100 70 160 Eastm Kod N J 100 635 645 Hooven
75
n=;
10
87)6
Preferred___ 100 60
75 Edm’s AJones Cor d 103
70 Can LocomotlvelOO T
100 72 56 73
8
ii loustonOll ctfs 100 52 56 5356
81
Am W WAElec 100 356 456 Preferred___ 100 T
Preferred ctfs d 97 100
Preferred___ 100 65
75
First pref...100 48
a 152)6 Elec Bd Sh pf 100 80
50 Canton Co____ 100
Dlv obltg__FAA
82
22 Elec Stor Batt-.lOO 102 10356 Hupp Motor-----10 d 1156 12)6
Partlc pref..
9 Caracas Sugar__50 d 18
Amer Wholesale 100 8
20
d
Carbou Steel__100 17
P
Corp, pref__100 92
65 Elgin Nat Watch.. d 30)6 3156 Hutch dugPr ita.25 12 56 32
1st pref____
17
9656 2d pref_____ 100 60
18
Am Wind Glass
28 Elk H Coal Corp.50 d 39Ss 40 lydraullc BrlOO 356 456
100
Preferred__100
d 556 65
s 95 Carlb* Syndicate. 25 cL 24 8 ___ _ Ely Walker Dry
5)6
9?6
Am Wind Glass100
Carriage Fact-.lOO 556 ____ Goods______100 115 127 Hydraulic Steel,100 45
Preferred___ (t) 60
Mach______
52
64
00
Preferred___ 100
101 102 lllnoft Brick.-.. 109 148 152
1st preferred. 100
Preferred__100 ____ 72
88
Am Wool(Ma3S)100 0856 69 Case(J I)1 Plow Wks 456 8 Emerson -Rrantlng - 75
Coin. ..(no par)
Imperial Oil ....2 5 d 84
Preferred___ 100 95
903^ 1st pref____ 100 75
80
ham _______100 t. 5
8 imperial Tob of d 356 6
Am Wringer.. 100
28
0 tiniida oom_._3
2d pref_____100
28 Imperial Tobacco
____ Case (if I) Tnresh
Preferred__1(70
Empire St A Ir. 100 10
25 of G B A I ____ d S% 9
Am Writing PaplOO 356 456 Macb pref__100 75
78
Preferred
100
55
Preferred__ 100
156
5856 1 idepen Brew’g.50 d 5 ----Anglo-Amer Ou.Zbd 2756 29 Case Lockwood A 210 ____ Endlcott Johnsou50 d 58
10>3 17
Bralnard Co. 100
Preferred------ 50
Preferred___
93
95 ladepend Wbse.100 d 95 105
Armour (Jo pf 100 80?6 86 Celluloid Co__100 90 102 Eureka Pipe L.100 78
100
81
Anno ur Lea th com 15 1 2 >6 1256 Preferred___ 100 90 102 Fatroanks Co ..25 d 35
d
256
36 (udlahoma Refg__5 d 73
Preferred___ 100 83
84 Central Aguirre
Pipe L..50 256 9
1st preferred. 100 83
87 ulianaRef com . 10 d / y<2 75
Art Metal Con.. 10 d 1156 1556 Sugar Cos___20 d 40
50 Fajado Sugar..100 60
65 ailan
AssetsDry G’ds..100 156 156 Central C A C-. 100
80 Fam ous-PlayersPreferred______ ___ 85
____
Assoc Realize loo 30
100 y2
Preferred___ 100
3156 Cent Leather..100
57
Laskv Corp..(ti d 79
5756' ifsrsoU-Raad 100 150 155
1st pref-----100 0256 65
pref___ 100
Preferred___
80 alaud Steel-----25 d 40)6 97
Preferred . .100
3456 3156 Far A Ship Tob
2nd
58
71
Preferred___ 100
4156
Associated 011.100 64
s
96 Cent Hug Corp.(f) d 09?6 3
5 dtarcout Rub. 100 7
Warehouse _100
Associat’d Simmons dx 98
7
Preferred___ 100
15
Agr Gor comlOO
7)6
50 atPreferred___ 100
1st preferred. 100 30
Hardware___10 :j,
39
4
teedProU (to
10 iter Button Hole 3656
2356 2d preferred. 100
PrwKrrwl__100 z 81
83 Cert’npref____ 100 d 2056 08
1st
30
dew Machine 10 d 4
1 2d pref_____100 5956 0056 Preferred. . . . 100 20
4 V6
63
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*,r c«ni of par value. r Canadian price. » Hale price, t New stock. u Ex-stock dividend, a Ex-dlvldend. v Ex-rlghts. * Ex-cash and stork
>
dividends, f W ithout par ralue.
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INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

[V ol. 113.

Stocks Pa? Bid Ast.
Auk.
Stocks. Par. B i d . i d .
hf lhar
Per ahart.
Per •hare. Textile Bank’g 100 110 ah a r e .
Per 125
Merg Linotype. 100 d 118 119% Portage Rubb.. 100 5
lut Cbincat Corp(t) d pj
20
8
Thomas Iron.. 5o 20
Preferred___100
16 Tide Water Oil - 100 d 110
24
lut Educational
Merritt Oil
tu OO
7% 26
140
Mexican Eagle
Publish'd -com fludd 8%
l % 1% Mexican Petrol Oil. d 101 % 101% Porto Rican Am 1 65
53%
75 Tobacco P ro d ..100 77 % 53%
luu
90 i Tobacco____10Q d 75
Scrip ______
85
Preferred__100
82
lutPreferred __flu 81
Harvester.. 1001
82
Preferred 100 80
Scrip__________ d 91
24 Prairie OllAGaslOO 390 400
90
Mich LlmestACb25 d 22
101 106
Stock*.

P ar.

P ro f___ - - 10t
tutor More Morion
Common___ luu
Preferred - 1U0
lutlot prof____luu d
Mot Truck . (t)
8d prof - - ---100
lutor Nickel___ 25 d
Proforrod__100
tutor Paper . 100
Proforrod-----100
Prof stamped__ d

b id .

Aek

Stock 9. f*<ir

B id .

1 21 Prairie Pipe L 100 164 168 Torrlugton Co . 25 d 45
47
Preferred____ 10 d
d
83
11 Mid States till 25 d 19
Preferred__.25 d 25
11% | 11% PrattAWhlt pf.100 80
PressedSteelCar 100 68
47% Midvale Steel A d
69 Trauscoutl Oll_.(t' 7% 8
30
Preferred__100
85
Ordnance . . 50 d 125% 126% Proc A Gamble..20 75 100 Trausue A Williams d
90 23% 24
Steel Forg._ (f t 31% 34%
60 Miller Rubber. .100 45
Midwest Refg
99 % 140 Underw Typew 100 121% 210
61
I - --- Preferred__100 130
Preferred__100 101 120
6% pref__ 100 95% 97
14
P re fe rre d
100
57
67
m l
6 Pullman Co.. 100 95
Un BAP Corp
75
90% M itc h e ll M o to rs (t> d 5 %
96 Hi Dillon Carbide 10) 62
04
5 3 Mohawk R u b b 100
Alegre 8ug50
53
88 PuntaOil Co____ 25 d 27% 28
Pure
A Carbon.no pm d 40% 41
90
103 Moline Plow 1st
27%
Preferred
100 d 27
73 Union Oil or Del(D d 18%
66
70% Montgftniflry Ward 22
pref________100
25
8% pref__ LOO 97
Union Oil of Cal 100 130% 19
12 1•
98 Un St YdsSo Om loo 82
87
d 17
18 Quaker Oats. 100
45
60
98
85
90 RyPreferred__100 80
83
Inter Silver___100 27
Preferred - _ .100
81% 80 Union Tank Carlo ) 90
90
Preferred___ 100 d 90
Stl-Sprlng. 100 78
Preferred-----100 X 8 8 K 73 Morse Twist Drill d
_ United Alloy Steel t 22
Preferred__100 100
23%
225
lut Text Book.. 100 7 1%
A Machinery 50 d
Clg Stores
Invincible Oil — 50 a 20% 28 Mullins Body (t) 88
17 Untd Am com..100 125 200
11% Preferred___100 1 8% 20 Rainier MotCorp(t) d 12
n
Preferred___100 75
of
85
Iron Steambt Co.10 d 10
23 Reece ButtonPreferred__ 100 90 105
Iron Prod Corp.(t) d
15 Nash WarehAEllOO d 20
Hole Machine 10 d x 13
Drug.. 10) 37% 85
16
13% Unitedp re f__.30 d 84
tsi'd Oil & Trans 10 d 3
3 % Nat Acme Co. 50 15%
41
1st
1R Montgomery 100
100 Nat Biscuit .... lOo X 110 115 ReeceFold Mach 10
3
2d pref____100
Preferred___100 95
(t)
Preferred.. . 100 107 109 Rels(Robt)ACo 100 d 6
10 (JultedDyewood 100
59%
914 9%
1st preferred
52
,
Preferred-----100 j 2 7 X 2 7 % Nat Candy. 100 95 100 Remington Typew 48
Preferred__100
1st pref _- __ 100
pref____100
90
Common .. 100 19% 21 United Fruit. .100 105 105%
2d
fohnfton Tin Poll
12
1st pref___ 100
16
A Metal___ 100 90 100 Nat .CloakASult 100 29
32
75 Untd PaperB’d 100 60
70
1st pf ser S..100
70
Johns Pratt Co. 100 200 250
Preferred..
Preferred__ 100 d 53
75
53%
21 Nat CondultAC. 100 d 67
2d pref___ .100
Jones Bros Tea 100 18
1% 1% Reo Motor Car. 10
Untd Ret Stors.(t)
(t) 44
35%
J uncos Cent SuglOO 50 100 NatEnamAStpg 100 88
46
17% 17% UntdSbMachCor 25 d x 35
K Common__of Mo
C Btk Yds 100
Preferred___ 100
91 Repub I ASteel, .(t) d 46 VJ 47 U Preferred___100 d x 100
Replogle Steel. 100 d 19% 20% 8 Bob A Shut 28 23% 24
d
85
Nat Flre-Proofg 50
Preferred__100 95 101
Preferred__100
Preferred___ 100 6 3 m 65
85
2H
Preferred___ 50 14" 15 Repub Motor Tr(f)
14% 15
Kay ser (J ul) ACo 100 7
75 Nat Lead------- 100 d 73% 75 Reynolds (R J) d 80% 14 USCastIPAFdy 100 43
13 '
44
Preferred__10C 115 122
1st preferred. 100 100 120
Preferred___ 100 100 105
S Envelope.. 100
Kelly-Springfield
Nat Leather___10 d 6% 6 % Tobacco_____ 25 d 55
60 U Preferred__ 10C 95
96%
2
B C o m ____25
Tirepreferred. 28 i d 37
37% Nat Oil_______10 d 1
8% com___ 10 75
7 8 % Nat Ref com__25 d
Preferred__100 33% 34% U 8 Express..
5% 5%
30 Rome BrassAClOO d 98 100 U S Finishing.. 10C 55
6%cum prof 100 75
80
100
Preferred __100
113
140
KaIhav Wheel 10 0 58
80
Preferred .100 75
Nat Sugar Refg. 100
59 Nat’l Transit 12.50 22 100 Rome Mfg___ 100 120
100
U
Preferred___ lOOi 83
17%
90
d
100 65
72 U 8 Food Prod.100 16% s 35
24 Royal BakPow .100 72
Kentucky Waif 100
Preferred _
8 Glass____10C
50 Natomas Co of Cai
75 U S Ind Alcohol 100 53
54
10% preferred___100
Royal DutchCoNY
Keyst Tire A R.lO'd 10% 28
5
92
Kirby Lumber 100 23
Saco-Lowell Co. 100 d 53% 53% Preferred__101 77
Preferred____100 84
1 Preferred__100 170 175 U S Play Card. 10; 220 235
86 New Departure100
Mfg pref___
303 Safety CarilALlOO 88% 93 U S Print A Lltho
Kolb Bakery pf. 100 80
83 N J
61% common___101 27% 28
60
Kresge (S S) Co. 100 122 139 NewZinc______100 112 114 St L Cot Comp. 100 35
Mexico A
42
83
Preferred.. 100 97% 112
114 St Pacific Co__ 100
L Rocky Mt
1st pref----- tot 80
Arizona Land-.l d
35
2nd pref. ._10C
Kress (8H)A ColOO
82 New Orl Brew.. 100 n 1 —
41 U S Realty A Im 10( 32
36
1%
47% 47%
Preferred __100 88
Preferred . 100 50
15' "
Lackawanna S t.100 37% 3 8 % N Preferred__ 100
Y Air Brake. 100 51% 57 14 SantaCeciliaSug (t) d ____ 60 U S Rubber__10C 47% 47%
s2
Preferred__100
1st preferred. lOi d 92% 94%
Lake Sup Corp. 100 7
7 % N V Dock____ 100
50 27% 31%
Lake of the Woods
Preferred___ 100 30% 33 Sapulpa Refg__5 d 10% 25 !U S SmRefAMin .10 d 38
3 | Preferred
48
52% Savage Arms ..100 2
39
Milling____ 100 r
sl32 N Y Transit. .100 d 23
13
30
N Y Shipbldg-.(t) d 125 130 Savati’b Sugcom(t) d 14
\1M 20 U S Stamping .100 150
Preferred -.100 103
Nicholson File. 100
Landers, Frary
Preferred. . . 100
8 SteefCorp. lOi 74% 74%
40 U Preferred__10( 109% 110
A Clark . . .25 d 4S
4
50 Niles-Bem-P’d .ion 57
60 Saxon Mot Cor .(t) d 35
3% 310 Vacuum Oil__10C 248 253
Lanst MonotypelOO 7 2 ) 4 75
Preferred___ 100
Scovlll Mfg__100 280
95 Sears, Rosbuck
Nor A W StboatlOO 90
Laurentlde Co. 100 73% 74 North Amer Co. 100 177
Vanadium Corp.(t) d 29% 29%
Lee Rub A Tire (t) d 2 6 % 27
54
A Co com.. 100 65
3%
66 Vandalla Coal..100
58
Preferred__ 10C
Preferred__100 95
N. A. Pulp A Pap.t d 2 %
Lehigh Coal A
3
99 % Van Raalte Co— ___ _ ___
Navigation -..80
63% North A Judd__25 d 43
Shell Transp ATr£2 d 41% 41
83
1st pref___ .100
78
Lehigh Val Coal d 63
Northern Pipe LI00 86
90 Shredded Wheat 100i 110 113 Victor Talk M.100 850 950
92
100
Preferred__100
Sales Wilkes- 50 d 66
--------23 Sinclair Cons Oll(t) 188
68 Nova Sc St A C.100 r 22
Leh A
Preferred___
Va-Caro Chem.lOl 25% 28
73
74%
Barre Coal___ 50 d 120 150 Nunnally Co__(t) a 9 % 10 Singer Mfg___ 100 d 20% 20% Preferred__10C 70
92
90
Singer Mfg L td..£l
Libby, McNeil A
Ogilvie FI Mills. 100 r
2 Va Tron.C A C.10C
195 Sioss-Sheff SAI.IOO d 2% 34% V.VIvaudou, Inc(f) d 6% 80
7
Preferred. __100 102%
Libby............. 10
714
7
15
Liberty Mills. .100 d 110 120 Ohio Body A Bl.(t) d 8' " 8% Preferred__100 33
72 Vulcan Dedn.-lOO 30
65
45
Preferred _ 10C 10
Library Bureau 10C
Ohio Fuel Oil.. 1 d 14
15 Smyth Mfg Co 100 155
ii
Preferred___ 100 97 110 Ohio O i l . ...2 5 d 238 242 Solar Refining. 100 330 350 Waltham Watch 100 55
102 Okla Prod A R ef..5
58
Lig AMyersTob. 100 145 148
2
81
d 70
78
1% 80 Southern Pipe L100 158 163 W Preferred__mo 80
85
a rd B u k . co m 100
Common B..100
Old Domln SS..100
South Penn Oil 100
Preferred___ 100 140 145 Orpheum Circuit. 1 d 21% 2 2 % SoPortoRlcoSug 10C 36
45 Warwick I A St. 10 d 97 100
Preferred___ 100 8
Lima Loccm__100 97 103
Preferred___ 100
Preferred__100
«%
98% Washburn Wire 100 325 350
64
68 Otis Elevator. . 100
Preferred___ 100
Pa
57
95
136 140 S’west MfgPC L.IOO 53
Preferred__100 d 104 108
Lindsay Light__10 d 4 .
Preferred___ 100
o..(t)
90 Spicer
15
32
25
Preferred___ 10 d 5% 5 Otis S teel___ (t) d 71
7
10% 1st Coupler. 10C d ____ 68 Washington 011.10 d 28
9% 64% Staud pref.. . 100 d 63
28
Lit B rothers__10 d
1st preferred. 100
26
8 Wash M arket.. 5C
12
Preferred__10C
80 Weber A Heilb _(t) d 10% 58
Loew’s Inc____ (t) d 1014 10% Owens Bottle__25 d 29% 30 Stand Milling. 100
Preferred ..100
Loft Inc___ __(t) d 8 %
9' " Pac Coast C o.. 100
100
94 120 WellsFargoACo 100 54% s 40%
Preferred__10<
77 Welsb’chCo comlOO
Loo8e-WlleeBls-100 30% 33
14
30
Oil (Cal)..25 69
1st pref__.100
99
1st pref____ 100 50 100 Stand Oil (Ind)__25 d 66
70 West India Smar 175 225
94
Stand
Flnan______
2d pref___ 100
2d pref___ .100
63% Preferred___ 100
80
100 S 5% S ‘ %
Lord A Taylor. 100 94 115 Pacific Develop 50 d 40% 60 Stand Oil (Kan) 100 d 530 550 WestlngAlrBr’ke flo d x 70
100 15
25
9 Stand Oil (Ky) 10C 62% 390
8
1st pref
1114 Stand Oil (Neb) 100 375
80 100 Pacific Mall(no par) d
S3.100
44
145 West’hseElAMf.50 d 43
2d pref__ ...100 65
75 Pacific Oil
60
Lorlllard (P)--.IOG 145 147 Packard M otor.. 10 d 34% 35 Stand Oil of NJ.25 d 140 137 Westmor’d Coal.50 d x oG
d 60% 7% Preferred___100 133 106% 1st pref_____ 50 d
7%
68
Preferred___ 100
Preferred___
61 Stand Oil ofNYlOO d 106% 304 W Va PulpAPap__ 50
53
Lukens Steel___ 50 d 100 105 Palrpont Corp.100 160
20
30 Pan Am Petrol 100
300 350 Weym-Brut Co.100 155 165
Stand Oil (Ohio) 100
MacAndrews A
92
Preferred__
Forbes_____ 100 85
90
A Trans com 50 d 44
Preferred___ 100 109
44% Standard Sanitary 330 111 Wheeling Mold100 S9
A 20
Preferred___ 100 79
83
Com class B..50 d 38
39
2S
Fdy, common. 50 d
Mfg com___ 100
Mackay Cos__100 63% 65 P a n h a n d le P . & R f 5
12
82
Preferred___ 50 d 80
Preferred . . 100
P r e f e r r e d ____ 100
Preferred___ 100
57
60
50%
50
MagnollaPetrol .100 a n o
230 Wheel SteelCorplOO 115% 116
120 Paragon Refg__25 d 13% 14 Standard Screw 100
Preferred A .. 100 124 125
Preferred A. 100
Malllnson (H R)
ParishABingham 25 d 9% 10% Stanley Works 25 100
-t
Preferred B..100 d
15 PeckStowAWilc d
A Co_____ (t) d 12
32%
50
Preferred____ 25 d 41
26 White Motor___(t) d 32
Preferred___ 100 58% 60 PennCoal&Coke 50 d 35% 35 Steel Co of Can. 100 d 24
33%
White OU_____
8 $4
49% Wlckwire-Spencer
Manatl Sugar..100 37
40 Penn Salt M fg..50 d x
67
r 48%
90 PennSeab’sSteel (t) d 7% 8 % Preferred _ . 100 r ____ S7
Preferred___ 100
___
Steel Corp____ 5 d 7
Steel A Tube pf. 100 72% 76
Manh Beach ColOO
2 % Penn Traffic. .2% d
%
25
7>s
Stern Bros
Manhat El Sup 100
120
50 Penn-Mex Fuel.25 d 20
25 Stetson (J pref. 100 108 s 305% Willys-Overland100 d 31
33
Preferred___
B)._100
1st preferred. 100
Penney (JC)pref 100 86
94
oo
Preferred__100
Manhat Shirt__25 d 21
k 120 WilsonACo vtc.100 34
23% Pettib Mulllken 100
SO
Preferred__100 275 300
Stewart-Warner
Maple Leaf Mill 100
120 Phelpa’-Dodge __100
1st preferred 100
100
23 Winchester Co. 100 71
Speedometer 25 22
M aresi-M azzeti
145 150 Stromberg-Calrs (t) d 38
75
1st preferred.
Corp 1st pref .10 d 9% 10 Phila Insul Wire (t) d
51 Stromberg Carb(f) d
oS
2d Mfg__100
31
(f) 43
Marland Oil___ (t) d 13% 15 Phillip.-J Corp 100 d 50
55 StudebakerCorp 100 d 30% 76% Woodspreferred. 100 r 32
70
Marlln-Rockwell
Preferred___
76%
30
25
Corp v c t __(t) d 6
Phillips Petrol . (f) 17% 74 Stutz Motor Car(f) d 93 s 96 Woodward Iron .100 45
11 Pierce-Arrow Mot d 67
17% Preferred__100 s 50
Preferred__100
60 Woolw'th(FW)_100 109% 111
d
Martln-ParryCor(t) d 15% 16% Car Corp (no par) d
(t)
Mathl’s'n Alkali 50 13
6% Preferred__ 100
18% Submarine Boat (f) d1 6% 5
Preferred__100 18% 39% Superior Oil___ 100 < 4% 29% Worthington Pump 104 ----42 Pierce Oil Corp 25 39
Maxwell-Mot A 100 d 40
Class B (no par). 9
8
8% Superior Steel.
44
A Mach v t c.100 42
First F’lnch-.IOO 28
Preferred___
Maxwell M ot..100
100 3% 10% Plttsb Brewing100 d 58
63% Swan A pref-----100 92% 30
4
SO
73
Pref A v tt C..100 57 % 6 8 ^‘t
25
1st pref____
50 d
3
3 Swift A C o ... 100 d 89% 90
5% Preferred _ . 50 d
Pref B v C..100
2d pref.. .100 1% 4%
6%
Wright
7
7
Swift Intemat._15 d 23% 24 Yale A Areoa.-(t) d 230
May (The) Dept
Pitts Coal (Pa). 100 54%
40 Young (JTowne.100 s o
Preferred__100
StoresCo com 100 84
87 Plttsb PI Glass. 100 85% 55 SwlnehartCorn A
88 Temtor TAR.100
-ss
S) Co .100
Preferred .100
Preferred .100
Plttsb Steel pf_100 80
A.(t) d 5 %
McCrory Stores 100 96
30
35 Plant (TG) pref 100 113
83% Fruit Prod _. (f) d 10 % 10% Youngstown . She<" ss
Class B_
Preferred 100 83
88
46
41
TexasCompany d
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UNITED STATES AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
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oim* In all oases be added on. There are a very few instances which form exceptions to the rule—that is, where the prloes
g'ren are flat prloes, the accrued Interest having been taken into account in making them. These are indicated by a special
4*rk, thus (J ).
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Is held to maturity will net to the purchaser at the present market price
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Wilmington—434s ’22.AAO b 7% 6%
UNITED STATES e also page 18
4s 1922 opt 1912_____ MAS 96 97
b 5.90 to 5.60
Ii Pan CanCanal 1938..
Nov 1961.Q-M 100 10034
Boulder 5s Sept 1 1926. MAS 90 96
6 5.70 to 6.40 %
S3 Panama
74
Canon C’y 5s 031 op ’21MAN 90 92M
8i Conversions 1946-47—Q-J 78 " s i "
DIST OF COLUMBIA 6 6.50 6%
Colo Spgs 4s ’29 op ’14. MAS 88 89 M
O 8 Ctfs of Indebtedness__
858 Fund curr 1924..FAA 93
4s Co Water Mar 1 JAD 78 80
Iaitrum9ntalltles of U 8 Gov 65 M% 534%
DeltaRef 5s ref’30 ori’201941- 92 94 . . . 3
FLORIDA
Fad F’m L 4>$s ’37.MAN ~92M 9334
Dade Co 5s Oct 1947-54
Denver 5s Aug 15 ’28. FA A15 97 98
6.25
Fed F’m Loan 5s ’38. MAN 9834 99M
Duval Co 3 34s’32 op’12MA N
Denver (City and County)—
Fed F’m L bonds Issued by
8a Armory 1944_____ JAJ
4 Ms County—
6,25
First Jt Stk Ld Bk, Chic
Everglades Drainage Dlst—
GarfieldWater Nov ’48-MAN 87 89
92
fls 1937_______ MAN 93M 94M
5s refdg
opt ’23. 90
6s 1923-1935______ MAN
0. 8. Possessions—See Fore lgn Co v t . p. 49 Grand Jet May 1933 ’21.JAJ 94 96
Hamilton Co 5s Feb 7 ’48 95 100 6 50
5s ’26 opt
ALABAMA
Hernaado Co 5s 1944. _JAJ
Lake Co 4sNov’21op’llAAO 96 98
6.5 j
5.60 Las Animas Co 4Ma ’31. JAJ 87 100
89
iMs Renewal 1950----Jacksonv 5s May 15’24.MAN
6
5.60 Pueblo 6s Sept 1 1921.MAS 98
5s Improvt Jan 1 ’36..JAJ
4i renewal Cl C 1956— JAJ
6
5.60 PuebloCo434sref’31op 21JAJ 86M 88M
434s Feb 1937______ FAA
8 M9 renewal Jan 1956—JAJ
6
Birmingham 6s ref ’23. FAA
Jacksonville 8 D No 1—
6.50 Pueblo Co 8 D No 20 4148
53*8 March 11927...MAS
58 April 1945_______
6.25 1932______________MAS 86 88
8s School 1934_____ .JAJ
6
Key West 5s 1942........ .JAJ 100 102 6"50
Trinidad N N’32 optC’22. AAO 91 93
5s E C T I U T
6
5s Fund Sep
Miami 5b 1922-1944___ JAJ 6 6.50 to 6.25 %
CO
lefferson Co—20 41M&S 30
6s School 1940_____ JAD
•314s Apr 1934______ AAO
88
%
6
92
58 1949 .......................... .
Orange County 5s 1944.JAJ 6 6.50 to 6.25 6.25
•4s July 1936_________ JAJ
6.25 Bridgeport—5s 1925-49 JAD 6 5.75 to 5.50 % Pensacola 434s ref 1941.AAO
4M9 July 1 1931____JAJ
6
4t|s Hospital 1963__JAJ
6
6% School 1922-51...JA J
414s Bridge ’22-'63..JAJ 5.75 to 5.50
Mobile—5s School ’43.JAD
6
4J*s Hgh Sch1922-65..JAJ 6 5.75 to 5.50 % Polk Co 5s Road 1921-40__ 66% to 5.75% 6 25
6
5s Dock Nov 1 1947.MAN
6
•414s Sewer 1922-46. AAO 6 5.50 to 5.25 % Tampa 5s June’55 op’25.JAJ
Petersburg 1949.JAJ
6625
5s Refunding 1949__MAS
6
to
3 34s Improvt 1922-41. JAJ 6 5.75 to 5.50 % St 8s Mun Imp 534 op’32 JAD
%
iMs Refunding 1937.AAO
’62
*5s Constr’u ’24-’48.JAD b 5.50 5.25 %
6
654
4Ms Water A Sew ’39. JAJ
FOREIGN GOVTS
6341 Bristol 4148 Water 1939.JAJ b 6.30 to 5.20 % Argentine Republic—
tfoDlle Co 5s ref 1928..MAS
6.50 5s July 1 1926-55___J&J
5.10%
3s Road Feb 1932__FAA
6.25, Danbury 4s Water 1946.JAJ 6%
5.75 Internal g 5s of ’09 s f MAS
3s C H A Jail 1926...JA J
Nov 1 1947____ MAN
Government—
314s Funding
5.75 Belgianext 8.f. yly to’45 JAD 69 70
6 I East Hartford—Oct ’41 AAO
4s
6.50
734s
Montgomery—8s 1924.. JAJ
6% Ext ’1s Ext’l ’41. . FAA 98M 92M
notes f bds 1925.JAJ 92 99
•4)4s School
6.50 East Hartford ’27-’46 MAN b 5.50 to 5%
6s Funding 1940____ JAJ
8%
6
Fire District
5s Jan 1 1951______ JAJ
Brazil (United States of)—- 98M 98M
5Ms 1922-1926____MAN
6
%
53 Nov 1 1950____ MAN
6
@|8% external 1941__J&D 97M
b 5.25 to 5%
5 Water
4Ms Water 1928___ AAO
6.50, 4sMs 1927-1951____ f
.British—Cons2J4s op’23.Q-J l 46 9734
4Ms Sch WWASew’44JAJ
Hartford— June 1933...
434s War Loan ’25-’45JAD 81M
6
Montgom’y Co—5s ’35.AAO
6.25
834% notes 1921..MAN
5.50 534s ggFeb 1 1937...FAA I 99M 9934
Salma—5s ’27 opt ’10.MAN
6.50 •4s Water 1940-45.
b 5.75 to 5.50 % I 5J4sgconvNov 1922.FAA 83 M 83M
ARIZONA
5
97 M 97 34
4 VJs ref Apr ’38 op ’28 JAJ15
5 !4s g conv Aug
5.75 Chili (Republic of)1929.F AA _88 Me 8834
Maricopa County 8 D No 1
—
5s March 1933_____ Mar
5.80, Hartford School Districts— b 5.75 to 5.25 %
8 %extemalloan 1941.FAA 95M 96
Phoenix 4 Ms 1950 op ’30JAJ
b 6% to 5% 5.25 Chinese Government—
6s School March 1933. JAJ 99 102 6
Jan 1 1946______
Hukuang Rys 5s £.JAD15 45 45M
3s
6~
5.60 5s of 1896 £ red on or
5s Jan 1 1954 opt 1934JAJ
6
before 1933______ AAO
5.25
58 W W 1922-1950...JAJ
6
5.60 4 34s of 1898 £ red on or 1 8434 85M
Prescott—5sWater 1950.JAJ
1948-------- JAJ
before 1944______
Tucson—5s
5.70
4s (of
1931___ JAJ 69 70M
b 5.75 to 5.40 5.60I Cuban 5s 1895) op 1911.MAS lto$5SM $62 _
%
4M9 W Mar 10’38 M&S10
5.70 4s West Middle 1937.
1944
MAS
81
5.60
ARKANSAS
“Internal” 5s Nov 28 1913 SO 74
6
Ft69 W W 1922-1926..MAN
Smith—53 1928___AAO
optional_____
b 6% to 5.75 % “Ext’l” g 434s ’ 49MAN 28 70
op.FAA
3t 5Ma 1945-1964...........JAJ
Francis Lev D 8s ’47.JAJ
80
Middletown (Town)—
“ExtT’g 58 1949___ FAA 69 69 M
79
6
Treasury 6s 1929.JAD
5.75 Denmark (Kingdom of)—30 78 83 --5Ms 1950-1969-------- JAJ
5.50
38 1949 opt 1929____JAJ
New Britain (City)—
Ext g 8s Oct 15 ’45.AAQ15 99 M 99M
CALIFORNIA
334s Sewer July 1932.JAJ
6 Dominican Republic—
M^sUalvbldgJan5’22-65JAJ
5.25
5.75 Cust’s adm s f 5s ’58.FAA 79 80
4s Munic Bldg 1948. .JAJ
tMa Hlghw 1936-48..JAJ 3 b 5.85 to 5.25
5.75 France (Republic of)—
«
is Harb Imp 1985 op’so.JAJ b 5.30 to
8% National Loan not red
b 6% to 5.50 %
is Hlghw July 3 ’22-’61.JAJ 6 5.85 to 5.25
before Jan 1931..Q-F 16 r$61M $62 M
4Ms Sch Aug 1929..
5
Llameda—4s ’22 to ’41.JAD b 6% to 514
New Haven (City)—
6% National loan of 1920 ®$71M $72M
4Ms Mud Imp ’22 ’48AAO b 6% to 5 34
b 5.50 5.25%
734s External 1941..J&D 95 9534
Bakersfield 5s 1921-52.AAO
b 5.50 5.25%
8% ext g loan’45 MAS 15 9834 98M
Berkley 5s 1942-1951...JAJ 6 6 % to 5%
Hawaii, Territory of—
4Ms Paving Mar 1936MAS b 5.50 5.25%
3S 8chool 1922-1955 —J A 6% 554
434s Sept 15 1949.MAS15 6 6% 5.50%
*4Ms Paving Aug ’37 . b 5.50 5.25%
Los Ang—4Ms ’22-’5l_JADJ6 6% 554
*4M9 Impt MchlS
4s Imp ’41 opt ’31__FAA b 6% 5.50%
4Ms Aug 1 1923-42..FAA 6% 554
’ 27-’ 35_________MA815 b 5.50
5%
4s May 15 ’46 op ’36.MAN b 6% 5.50%
4s W ann 1921 to ’45 MAN
5s’36, ’37, (Town)—
’39, ’40, ’41
4s Aug 1947 opt ’37—FAA 6 6% 5.50%
b 5.10 4.90%
554
314a Sch 1922 to ’44.JAD »
New Haven
Italian Government—
554
4J*3 Water ’21 to ’41.AAO 6% 55i
•3148 AlrLRR ’22-’29 JAJ b 6% to 5.75 %
634s series A 1925 —FAA 86M
Los Angeles City 8 D
New Lon 3Ms Wat ’26.JAJ
5% lot 1926-1941___ JAJ ti$38M $3834
6
5143 Nov 1921-34..MAN 5.85 5.50%
5.75 Japanese Government—
4s Munic Bldg 1933..AAO
5148 Nov 1935-60..MAN
.
5.75 434s £ ’25 opt ’10—FAA15 c 8434 85
4143 Park 334s 1929.JAJ
Los Ang Co 4J4s’22-’49 FAA 5.60 to 5.40
FAA 5.80 to 5.40
Norwalk (C) July 1942 .JAJ
6
434s £ 1925 opt 1910 (2d10
Oakland—5J4s ’21-’43.
6% to 554
4s Ref Sewer ’27-’28__JAJ
series)________ JAJ c 8434 85
6
4143 Mun Imp ’21-’43FAA
£ ’54 ’10.J30 A
5.50 4s £ Jan opt opt aft’21. D31 i 60 62
•4348 (Town)—
4J4s SchAcJne’22-’51.JAD 6% to 554
6% to 554
NorwalkImprovt ’22-’39 JAJ
4s
’31
JAJ
Oakland 8 D 4s ’22-’44.JAJ 6% to 554
5.75 Newfoundland (Govt of)— c 69M 69 M
4M8 Bridge June ’42.JAD b 6.25
Orange Co 5s 1922-45..MAS 5.50 to 5.40
634s June 30 1936.JAD 30 90 M 9134
Norwich—3 343 1925__JAD 6 5.90 6%
Pasadena—4s Jan’22-’42JAJ 6 % to 554
Norway, Kingdom of—
4s Gas A Elec 1931..AAO 6 5.90 5.60%
4J4s Wat Pl’t ’21-’36.AAO
8% s f external 1940.AAO 100M 100 M
4M8 Water Mar ’39 MAS
5.60%
Pasad 8 D 4 J4s’21-’22 Sep 15 6 % to 5.50
4 J4s Refunding 1938 AAO 6 5.90 5.60%
Philippine Islands—
Redlands—5s 1922-51—JAJ
5.40 534s L PurSept opt ’14.Q-F •99 100
1950..Q-M 77
Putnain(T) 4Ms ’22-’46AAO
Riverside 5s 1922-53__JAD 6 7o to 554
4s Imp
5.60 4s g Wka A’34 1935.Q-M 77 81
4Ma Water 1922-27. FA A6
6 to 654
Riverside Co 5s ’25-’54 MAN 5M to 5.40
81
Imp
4 M9 Water 1928A’30FAA
5.90 4s P
8acramento 4s Jan’22-’45 opt 6 % to 554
81
Stamford (C) 4s. 1942.MAN
5.75 PortoImpt 1936 opt ’16. FAA 6 77 5.50% _
4}4a SewCo 414s’21-46JAD 5.65 to 5.40
A Dr ’27-’34 JAJ
Rico—4s 1922-33.JAJ 6 6% 5.50%
Stamford (Town)—
Sacrarn’to
434s Pub Imp '31-’34_JAJ 6 6% 5.50%
4 34s School 1922-43—JAJ b 6% to 5.30
SanDlego 5s1934-53___FAA 6% to 5.40
WW’22-’54AAO 6% to 5.40
6%
4s Jan 1 1944-1950__JAJ 6 6% 5.50%
Torrington *5Ms ’30-’35JAJ b 5.50 to 5.20
5.25%
5s Water
*5Ms Fund 1936-41..JA J. b 5.40
4s gold 1922-1956___ JAJ
4MsWh A Har ’22 ’32JAJ
to 5.50
4s Road 1927 1930...JAJ b 6% 5.50%
Waterbury334sSch’22-32JAJ b 6% to 5.40
514
8*nFranclsco1922-1960..JAJ
5s g’22-’55 JAJ
4s Park July ’22-’58..JAJ 6 6%
Russian 4a of 1902opt__Q-M 13 16 --554
5s Munic
4Ms City Hall ’24-’63.JAJ b 6 % to 5.50
6 34% Int Loan ’26. FAA14
554
4 !4a April 1922____AAO
534% credit Jnel7’19JAJ 0 t $4 $6 __
•4148 Water ’49-’93._JAJ &” 6~30
414s g July 11924-29..JAJ
to 5.60
834% Ext Ln Dec’Zl.JAD 12 15
Windsor O.s 1922-26___ IAJ
“ '6%
3 Ms Water ’22 ’44. _JAJ
to 5.40
4% Int Loan 1924.Q-M 14
West Hartford—
SanJoadulnCo 5s ’22-’42.JAJ
5s ’22-’49 JAJ
to 5.40
4348 Ref L AImp R1943.JAD
A WA E
5.75 San Paulo (Brazil) State of— 95 M 9534
Ban Mateo Co
to 5.40
8% external loan 1936.JAJ
Santa Barbara—5s gold Sch
Swedish 6s 1939____ JAD15
3s Dec D E opt ’02—JAD b 5.50 5.35%
1 1927
85M „__
1922 to 1941........ .Jan 10
to 5.40
Switzerland—5Ms 1929 FAA 84 M 104 M __
6 5.35 5.20%
414s Highway 1960___JAJ 6 6.90 5.60%
83M 84 M
414a gold Aug 1943..FAA
8 F gold 8S 1940____ JAJ
NowCastleCo4348’26-34JAD
4s Ref Dec ’21 to ’24.JAD
United States of Mexico— 104M 47 —
5.75%
C A N A D A —See peiga 50.
8s g Ext 1954— ’45-Q-Jan c 40 H
534« 1924-1928_____ IAJ b 5.50 5.75%
4s eold Ln Ref
JAD 35 36 M
5 14s 1936-1944 ____ TAJ J SI to 5 40
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d lire, flat, Dollars per the francs, w Dollars I 500 francs. * Nominal. « Sale price.
p»;r 1.000 rubles, flat
Dollars per
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STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

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To
Bonds
Bid. i n Wa.
did. i n . Net.
Bonds
did i at Nit.
Bond*
Council Bluffs—
fOHEiaN CITIES, lie
GEORGIA JAJ
4 %s wat wks '22 '30 MAN 6 0% 5.70%
6
l vaS 1922
A.uioLci>lain (City)Huband7%
Co 5s '22-29-MAN
1 rot 1935 1945____ JAJ 65 50 to 5.25 % Crawford5s School 1939MAN 6 0% to 6.00 5.75
tat red beg Mar ’22 MAN
ta luly l 1926________ JAJ 6 6% t o 5.50 % Cushing 4s 1921 '29 MAN 6 0% to 5.50 %
Bergen 8s 1945____..MAN
(City) Norway—
............
5% Davenport
9t>
8fg
i %s Jail 1922 1935__JAJ _____ I_____ 6
%
6
Albany —5s 1922_____ MAN ....................... 16.50 Davenport S D 4%s '25 - JAJ
boruo (City) Switzerland— 97 97%
Dos Moines—
Athens—os 1945_____JAD
8 f 8s 1945-.............M iN 7a %
1922-1957 JAJ
to 5.40
Bordeaux (City )6s '34-MAN
Atlanta 4%s 1922____ JAJ ___ . . . . ___ 5.05 os Muulclp 1931____MAN 6 0 % to 5.50 %
79%
4%s 1922
4%s Jan 1 1940 ____ JAJ .................. a*25 4s city Hall 1922 20-JAJ b 0%
%
Christiania (Norway)
()
90%
4 %s Sewer 1922 '40. JA.I 60.25 t o 5 li.i ‘ 'u 0s Gen Obll 1931-'40_JAJ
Sink fund g 8s 1945- -AAO a____ 97 1
5.50
Copenhagen 4s of 1901.MAN
is%9 July May A ’33 JAJJ .......... I............I 6 lies M lud S D 4%s ’32.JAJ
VVater I ’.11 31 '23 I V
5.50
3
5%s Munlc. Ext. '44 JAJ 74% "75%
5% lubuque Go 4
Danish Cons M uniclpal Loan 98 %
Augusta 4%s May 1 '24 Mt N --------1............;5.70 l!*’orl Dodge 5s %s r22 ’31JAJ b 0% to 5.50 6.50
%
Fund’39AAO 6 0%
98%
8% s f ext '46 Ser A fiA 98 % 98%
k%s Flood Prut '42 MAN T i l I T T I
to 5.00 %
Fremont
4a refunding 1934___JAJ 6 5.75 5 00% . . . Greene Go 5s ’ 22 '35..JAJ
Series B _________ . . .
0
3%s April 1930____AAO 6 6 % ___ _ 5.75 Jackson Go 5s 1921 25-. AAO
Havana—1st 6s 1939-.-Q-J 85 100
Co 5s 1921-30. AAO 6 6% to 5.70 %
85 100
to 5.75'6.50 Marshalltown lud S D—■
%
Clarke Co os 1923 '41 .JAJ
2d 6 s________1934 MAN 78% 79 %
Q-J
_____
Columbus 5s 1922
JAJ
Lyons (City) 6s
6
4%s July
os V W 1922-1944. ..JAJ 6 6.50 to 5.70 5.75 5s City Hall1922____JAJ
V
%
Marseilles (City) 0s’34 MAN 78 % 79%
1925-39.MAN b 0% to 5 60 %
4 %s Refunding1923...Q J
1939.JAJ
Parisde Janeiro—'21. AA015 99% 99%
(City of) 6S
6
1922-25
0 O’Brien Co os June FAA
Macon—5s July
Rio Ext'i ser 1922-31 MAN 69 1j% 8 -%%
5.50
69%%
6s
5% Polk Co 4%s
4%s Oct 1926 .............Q-J 6 6.25 to 5.75 % Ottumwa4 %s ’22 ’32 1930 15
to 5.50 6
AAO
4%a V V 1922 -'36 . ..JAJ 6 0.25 to 5.75i%
VV
5s s ( loan of 1909-31. *-JA I) 58 03
4s Court H’se ’21 '24 AAO b 0% to 5.50 %
4s l'av A Sew ’22to’39.JAJ
San Juan (City of) Porto Hi co—
co
5s City—
0 Sioux Funding 1922-35..JAJ b 0%
%
Pulaski Co 5s 1932-1948 JA J..........
As Ref A Imp 1922 36. ' 65%% —
6
{Rome 4%s 1926--------JA J--------Sao Paulo (City), Brazil
a so
Augl5’35-45FA A 15
4s Manic bldg '25 ’39 AAO 6 6% 5.80% 5l 60 0s ParkAug 15 1940.FAA15
6% Ext s f 1943---MAN 74 75
5 50
6s Ref
jSavauuah—4%s ref '43.JAJ
Tokyo (City of) os of 1912 57% 59
5.50
5.60 Sioux City S D 5s 1941.JAJ
4%s Drainage 1944.. FAA
Red anu s f beg'17-52MAS
5.00 Waterloo —VJan 15 ’30. JAJ
4 %s refunding 1959.. FAA
%S
Zurich (Switzerland) —
’ 60
4 %s W V
Spaldlcng County—
8 f g 8s Oct 16 ‘45.AAOPr> cea.) 98%
15 97%
5.60
5s Dec l 1923-1930..JAD 6 6.75 to 5.80 % ' Woodbury Co 5s ’25-’32 . JAJ
CANADA—(.Veto York
6
Dominion of notes 19 2 1 FAA 99 \ 99% .. Swalnsboro 6s ’25-’50..AAO 60% to
KANSAS
1922 '42-----Jan
5%% gold Canada—
5%% 5% Atchison Co—
90 >j 91 | .. Valdosta 5s Sch '25 *31. JAJ
Co
6 % % gold notes 1929 FA A 90 ;ij 91 .. WareRoad5s1932 1949...JAJ
3.70
5% Emporia— '29 op ’14..JAJ
4s Refund
5s
6s 1926 .......................AAO 80 $0% .. WatklnsvSD 6s’31-’50MAN
0
08 1931 .........
AAO 85 86 ..
8.70
4%s Dec '29 op '19-.FAA
6 EmporlaSD4 %s’32op'22 JA J
Os Mar 1 1937.......... MAS
5.70
58 Oct 1931............ AAO; 81 82%' .. Woodbury I6s ’27-’49__JAD
DAHO
5.70
Ft Scott 4
5.00 Galena— %s ’35 op ’10- MAS
88 .. 5%3 Impt 1941______ AAO
3 %B Vlct Ln Dec '22.JAD 87
5.00 5s VV W 1922-1943...JAD 6 0% to 3.70
87%' .. 4 >*s Cap Bldg ’30 '39-.JAJ
5 %s Vlct Ln Nov '23MAN 86
%
5.60
85% .. 4 %s May 1 ’31 op ’21__JAJ
0 %sVlct Ln Not’24 MAN si y
5.70
5.60 Hutchinson—5s 1931.. AAO
5s Dec 1925_______ JAD 83 81% .. 4 %s Highway ’35 op '25 JAJ
— 5.70
4%s
5.60 KansasPub Bldg'61op’3lJAJ
5%s Vlct Ln Dec '27.JAD 85 86%
l%s Hlghw ’37 op ’2 7..JAJ
5.60 os FebCity—
5%s Vlct Ln Nov ’33MAN 85 86%
4s Jan 1 1934 op 1924__JAJ
5.75% 0 "
1 1922-1925..FAA b 0%
5.70
81
5 %s Vlct LnNov’34 MAN 82
Blalue Co 5s Feb ’22-’31.JAJ
4%s WatAElL ’21-22 AAO 6 0% 5.75%
6
5 %s Vlct Ln Dec ’37.JAD 87 88
Boise C’ySD 5s’25op’’12.JAJ
City 5s '22 op 15 MA N
4%s Sch Bldg 1929..JAJ b 5.tO 5.50% __
6
7.50 Boise
Alberta, Prov of8s ’30 MAN
4%s Wat Plant Pur’39JAJ
6
8
3% deb May 1 1925-MAN
Shoshone Co 5s'22 to’24 JAJ
4%s Refg Feb 1 ’2 9 ..FAA b 6% 5.75% —
8.25
4 %% s f deb 1924.-. FA A
4%s Imp July 18 '49. .JAJ 65%% 5.40% 5.75
Brit Columbia (Province of)
ILLINOIS
Morris Co 4%s ’22-’23._JAJ
6
6s June 30 1925__IAD30
8.50 Chicago 4s 1922 to 1924. JAJ
Sedgwick County—
6
8.50 4sgJudg 1922 to '24-.JAJ
6s Apr5s 1933-----------JAJ
25 1926............ ..
5.75
5s Fund 1925 op 1915 JAJ
6
8.75 4s
Calgary
Corp ’22-’25. JAJ
5.75
4%s B’ge Oct ’27op’17 JAJ
6
8.75 4s g Gento 1927_____JAJ
5s June 15 1935__JAD 15
1922
5.75
8.25 4s 1928 to 1935_____ JAJ b 6% to 5.75 5.75 Shawnee Co—4s 1924. MAN
5s July 1 1945........ ..JA J
%
Topeka—Wat Sept ’2 6 ..JAJ
9
Qalt 4%s Apr 18’31. AAO 08
4s Jan 1930 A 1931 -.JAJ
5.70
5 50 5s Top
4%s ElPowJ’ne5’31 JAD5
9
43
___JAJ
5.70
4%s Elec Light 1929.JAJ
6
7.50 So Jan 1937-1939 '24.JAD
Halifax N S 4s July 1945___
Park 4s '22 to
5.75
4s Water April 1 ’24.AAO
0
7.50 Lincoln Park 4s 1923.JAJ
3s Jan 1951-------------JAJ
5.75
Topeka S D 4s Jan 1925-JAJ
6
8.75 No W Pk 4%s ’22-’27 JAJ
Hamilton 4s 1922____ AAO
Wichita—opt 1919.........JAJ
6
8
4s Apr 1 1932______ AAO
No W Pk 4% s’22-’28 JAJ
5.60
53 1929
6
7.75 W Chic Pk 4s ’22-’27.JAJ
4a Elec L A P 1941..AAO
5.75
4%s 1923_________ AAO ---- 6
7.75 W Chic Pk 4s ’22-’27_JAJ
Lachlne P Q 5s 1954__JAD
Wichita School District— .. -8
MalsonneuveQ 5%s’30 MAN
Chicago Sanitary District—
5.75
4%s July 1 1923____
6
7.75 4%s July 1 1923-1926-JAJ
5 %s May 1 1936___MAN
Wyandotte County— JAJ
6
Manitoba, Province of—
4s Dec 1 1921 to 1923.JAD
5.75
4%s Bridge ’32 to ’41 FAA
90
6
6s gold Apr 1 1925..AAO 85 93
4s Sept 1921-1931...MAS
KENTUCKY
6s gold Feb 2 1930.. FAA2 90 8S
Cook Co—4s 1921-’25.MAS b 6% to 5 % 16
ituTax-exempt:
amendmen to th
93
4%s 1925-1940_____ A&O 66%tO 5.50% % tion of Kentuckyanpassed at the tNo*. 19 e Const tion
5s Oct 1 1923______ AAO
15 elec torn
43 gold 1930______ MAN 70 73
4s Ser K 1922-1931..JAD 66% to 5.50%
provides that all bonds of m uni cipal corporat
4s Drainage July 1 '29 JAJ 70 73
4s Ser M 1922-1933..JAD
now issued or hereafter to be iss uei ih all 6« <oiMontreal 5s Dec 1 ’45..JAD 76
7.50 4s Forest Pres ’22-’34 AAO 66%to 5.50%
exempt.
79 7.50 3%s g 1922 to 1923..JAJ
j S s f Nov 1 1956__MAN
Bell C o 4%s May 1954_________
Louis—
6
69 Ct H Dec 15’38JAD 15
7.50 East Stref Sept 1 ’28..Sept 1
4%s Jan 1944______ JAJ
4%s
6.15 Covington—
8.10 Joliet—5s 1921-1925...MAS
4s reg May 1927___ MAN
1925____
MAN
66% to 5.70%
6s WVV Janlo’22-26JAJ 15 65.60 t 0 5.50
4s
8 Moline 4%s 1922 ’3 2 -..JAJ b 0% to 5.50
6s VVW .Taillo’22-31 J&Jlo
7.75 Peoria 4%s ’22-’24..June 1 6 6.75 6% %
4s May 1 1933 £ ___MAN
103.80 %
6s WW Janlo’32-61 JAJlo 6 6% to 5.40
7.50, Rock Island 5s 1921-1923__
48 May 1 1944____ MAN
%
4%9 W W 1922 1922. FA A
1931. JAJ
7.60 IN Dl ANA (see foot note )
3%s Rfg May 1939..MAN
6
4s Redemption
N8w Brunswick, Prov of—
Cass County—
Water 1927______ JA/
7.50 o4s Bridge 1921-33MAN15 ob 6% to 5.50 5.50 4s Fundg 1952 op '42 FA A ...........j_____ a 60
3)^8 Jan 1933_____ JAJ
%
5.50
4s
____
7.50
4s July 3 1930----------JAJ
7.50 oEvansvllle—4s Ref 32.JAJ ____
48 1932 opt 1902____ JAJ
o4s Ref 1942_______ JAJ ob 6% to 5.50 5.30 Fayetteg County—to ’24 JAJ
0
8 oFloyd Co 4s 1922-’30_.JAJ
4%s Dec 1 1925____ JAD
% 4 %s Fund ’22
5.75
4%9’27opt’17 JAJ
6
5s Dec 1 1925----------JAD
oFtWayne S 4s ’21-’23AAO
8 oFranklln CoD4s '22-'30_ JAD ob 6% to 5.50 % FrankfortCo 5s ’22 to '24 JAJ
6
Franklin
8.75
.NorthScotia. Prov,5s ’60.JAJ
Harlan Co—
7.75 oHendrlcks Co—
Nova Vancouver 5s’26JAJ
%
5s Rd A Bldg ’22-’46_ MAS
6s Nov 15 1930__MAN15 90 93
4s C H Jan 15’23-’32JAJ 15 ob 0% to 5.40 % Lexington 4s 1945 ___ FAA 6 6% to 5.75 5.40
0 Lexington S D 4s 1938.JAD
Ontario, Prov of—
oHunt’tonCo3%s’22 '24JAJ
5.00
5.75
6s Oct 1923______ AAO 94 96 7.75 Indlanap—4s Mar 1 ’24.JAJ
5.40 Louisville— 1951.. MAS 92%
6s Nov 115 1927__MAN 15
4s Park Imp Jan 1 ’27. JAJ
4 %s Hospital
5% 4 %s School lmpt ’54. AAO 93 95 __
8.50 o4s Fire Dept J ’nel ’41JAJ
s May 28 1922. MAN 23
5% 4s M ud Imp 1923___JAJ 96 97
5s Dec 1 1926........... JAD
o4%sSch Jnel5’ 40JAD 15 __
5% 4s do Dec 1 ’28..Q-M 92 93 . . .
4%s May 1925------ MAN------V* o3%s City Hall1936..JAJ
5% 4s Park 1930_______ JAJ 90
7.30 o3%s Hospital 1939.JAJ
48 1941__________ MMAS------AN------7.75 olndlanap S D 4s ’22-’26 JAJ °b"l% to 5.50 %
4s March 1 1926___
5% 4s Refg July 1 1937..JAJ 86% 87%
3%s City 5s ’22-’45..JAJ 6 9% 7.25% 7.40 o4s Bldg Sept 1 1946..JAJ o____
Sewer 1947_____ FAA
5% 49 Loulsv W Co 1946.JAJ 86% 87% __
Ottawa 1936_________ JA J------- 7.25%
o3%s July 1 1941___JAJ o ____ to 5% %
4s
6s Munlc Imp '22-’50.JAJ 6 8.50
o5s Oct 20 1925-39 AAO 20 6 5.50
4s Loulsv Wat Co ’50 FAA 86% 87% __
4%s ’25, ’34, ’35, ’44.JAJ 6 8% 7.25%
3%s g Refg 19t0— MAN SO SI __
6
3%s Sew Sep 26 '28.M&S 6 S% 7.75%| . . . Jeffersonville— 1925..MAN
o3%s Refund
3%s Refuudlug 1943.JAJ 79
5.50
Quebec, Province1of— MAS 90 93
oKokomo 4s ’22-’26-’31 MAS 06 0% to 5.7o 1
3s Sewer A Park 1941. JAJ 74
__
6sgold March 1925.
oLa Porte Co 5s ’22-’28. JAD ob 6% to
6
5s June 1 1926...__JAD 85 88
aLoganspt 3%s '26 op '16 JAJ 06'0% to 5.30 % McCracken County— MAS
5.00
5s Ref 1933 op 1913.
8.50 o4%9 Sch H ’22-’37 JAD15
Quebec City—4%s 1922 JA J------5.00
5s Ref 1933
5.50 Owensboro—4sop 1923. MAS
7.50 Marlon Co—4s Ref ’27.JAD
3%s gold July 1930..J A J ------5.00
5.75
’31 op’ll JAJ
7.50 o3 %s Bridge 1924___ JAJ
3%s July 1 1931____ JA J..........
5.00
5.50 4s Street 1930 op ' 15.-JAJ
7.50 o3%s Refund 1925__ JAD
3%s July 1 1933____ JA J-------LOUISIANA
8.75 Michigan City—
Regina os 1929______ JA J--------0 5s
8.75 o4%s School
Ys
St Boniface,Man,5s ’31 JA J2------7% to 6%
5.75 5s Port Comm’a’23-’55.JAD 6 7% to 0%
laskatchewan.Prov 4s’23------------- 7.50% 8.50 0Richmond—4s 1922-24_JAJ
1927__MAS
Port Comm ’24-’59 JAJ 6 7% to 6%!
0 i 4 %s Ref 1921-1964-----FAA 6
Toronto 5s 1922-1936..JAJ 6 8.50
oSt Jos Co 3%s '22-’24_AAO
6
8 .20 , o3 %s 1922-1926___ FAA
4%s 1923................JA J ..........
4 %s Pt Comm ’25-’57_MAS 6 7% to 0%
6
4%8 July 1 1925____ JA J_____
8 oSouth Bend—4s 1925..JAJ
5.50 Atchafalaya Levee Dlst— .
7.25 o5%s 1931________ MAS
4%sJan 1 1949_____ JA J-------97% --5s Ref 1949 op 1939.
5.25 Bossier District Levee-MAS
7.25 o5%s 1941________ MAS
4%s Jan 1July 1922..J A J-------8.50 SouthBendSchool District
4a St Imp 1955_____ JA J ------100
ris 1922 opt
7.25 o4s Apr 17 '22-’27__FAAjob 0% to 5.75 % Caddo District1912----- MAN 97
4s £ July 111948_____-JAJ
Levee—
7.25 Terre Haute—
3%s July 1944-’45. JAJ
5s
5.50 Fifth 1951 op 1941-------- JAJ 92
5.25 o4s Oct 1 ’27 opt ’17_AAO|o
Vancouver,BC,5%8 ’39 AAO
District 1940.........JAJ 92 % 97% . . .
5.50 5a 1950 opt Levee—
8.75, o4s Sewer 1930____FAA , -----4%8 Nov 30 1924__MAN
4s St Imp Sept 9'22-MAS9
9 0Terre H SchC4s’21-’31MAS1 6 6 % 5.50%
5s 1952 opt 1942-------JAJ 92 95 ! . . .
8.50
48 St Imp Sept 9’27_MAS9
92 93
59 Oct 15 1902 op '52 AAO 92 93 I __
8.25 oVlgoCo4%Decl6’21-27JAD ob 0% 5.75%
4s St Imp %sJan21’24 JAJ
o4s Bridge 1923_____ JAJ
59 Oct 15 1903___AAO 15
VlctoriaBC4Sept 9’32.MAS9
9
Lafourche Baslu Levee—
7.30 INDIAN TERRITORY (See Oklah oma)
Winnipeg, Man, 5s '44-AAO
10 0 ! . . .
53 Jan 1954 opt 1944 JAJ
7.75
6s Dec 1930_______ JAD
IOWA
Lake Dec 1952Dlst Levee.TAP
Borgue opt 1942 —
8 I Boone 4%s 1922-31...MAN 6 6% 5.50%
6s June 111946___F&A 15
1926_____ JAD
59
7.30 Burlington 4%s ’21-’33MAN 6 0% 5.50%
4s Aug
bthat datefby State or municipal corporations are tax-exempt,law approved Marchbetter basis, which went into feffect1,000 guilders. bonds Issued
Basis, Flat price, n Nominal. Tax-exempt, under a
9 1903 and a Sale price, Per April 23 1003 • Per i 500
after uj Per 500 franc bond.
and these sell on a
bond,
0

0
0

0

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0

0

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STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

1921.]

To
Bid Atk Vet i

To
A tk. Net.

51

Tt
Bondi
But Atk. N. i
New Orleans—
Duluth Ind School Dint—
Everett—4h Sow 1929..MAS 86
7sgPremium________ JAJ I1/33s * ..........
Q 8<k D S July ’22 J Q| 99
Full River 4s1927 (reg) JAD 95 1•
1922___ FAA ■ S3
5*8 1936, 1938, 1940 AAO
3a
4s June 1
5s May 1 192.3___ , MAN 65.70 t 0 60 %
I)
3s Premium debtnum).JAJ /350
(dr '48. AAO 00
3* s Wuter Feb 1930. FAA 82 L
5.60
4*8 Febopt’40 op ’30 FAA ___ . .
1 1924 ...AAO . .
4s Floating
)
4 h 1934
Fitchburg 4s 1922 . . AAO 93
5.80
4s Constitutional '42.J&J 84 84*
Hennepin County—
4s May I 1923 (reg). MAN 8 7 ,';
4s Pubic Impt 1950 opt
3*-3 Water
0s Bridge 1926 40 . MAN U6% to . 50 %
1942 (old Issue)___J.kJ 81 *
Gardner— 1926____JAJ
C*H Court House40 M&N 6 0 % I.|__ 1 50 %
o
4 s Pub Imp '42 op '28 JAJ 80
81
4*s Bridge 1926 '24AAO
4s Water 1922 1934 MAN 87*
Orleans Dlst—
Gloucester—
KooctilcblrxgCo 5h'22 ’3.3JAJ 66*% to 6% 0
02* ..........
5*s Ditch 1922
80
3 *.s Water’21
Minneapolis— 1935 JAJ 60*% to 6%
Hampden Co.— to ’31 .AAO
3a Oct 1952 opt 1942. AiO
5s 1922-1928...............JAD 6 0.25 to 5.90%
5*s Bridge 1924___JAJ 96* .
Poutcbartraln District—
5s 1929-19.32_______ JAD 6 5.90 to 5.00%
Haverhill—4s 1927.. .J.VD 88
D 6s 1944........... ....MAN 100
5s ’40,’47,’48,'49,’50 JAD 6
1935,’36,’40,’43,’45,
Holyoke—4s1921-1932..JAD 80
gold 1927 JAJ 881
Red River A & B B Dlst— 92*
3*s Dec
S3 Mar 1933 opB___ AAO 92* 97*
1950 Series
4*a 1920-1935____
1921-1925 ____JADj 6 5.70 to 5.40 %
Lawrence 4s 1924_____JAJ 92
3s
’43..MAS 92*
6 0.50 to 5.50 %
4*s
6,75 to 6%
Leominster—4s 1927___JAJ 90
g 1925.AAO
3s 1963 Ser D_____ FAA
Lvnn—4s Julv
4*8 School 1941.........-.-16 5,75
■ Shreveport—
4*8 Mar 1922-’37__MAS 6 5.7-5 to 5.50 %
4s July 1 1925 (reg)..JAJ 88*
90
to 5.50 %
4*8 WWASew’22-’54 JAJ b 7% to 0%
48 School Jan 1927... J A./ A6,25 to 5.80 %
3*s April 1 1932___AAO SO
4a May 1 1927_____MAN;6 6.25 to 5.80 %
Malden—4s 1924____MAN 92
MAINE
4s School Jan 1 1935._JA.l6 5.90 to 5.50 %
3*s Water July 1 '20 JAJ 8
3Hs Bonus Fund’21-’36JAD 6 0% to 5.35 % Marlborough 4s July ’24.JAJ 909 * ..........
4s 1944________ AAO
5.90
JsH’wayABge'22-’54 -AAO
48 Improvement 1942 JAD,6v5.90 to 5.50%
to 5.50%
Medford 4s Feb 1930..FAA 80
4s Sept 1 1921-1953...MAS
96
3*s School Jan 1’29.JAJ 6 5.90 to 5.50 %
5s Apr 1 I922-’28 tax-expt
48 Highway 1922 1936. MAS
3 *s Water Wks ’32..JAJ b 5.90 to 5.50 %
Melrose 4s June 1924..JAD 92
4s Apr '28-’31 tax ex..AAO S9*
St Paul—Co 5s 1923-29.JAJ 6 6 * 6%
90
Methuen County—
Auburn—3*s 1925___JAJ
8t Louis
Middlesex4s 1925_____ FAA 93
4s 1933 A RefWaterr35JAJ
5s Refg July 2 ’22-’31 JAJ 6 5.90 to 6%
4s 1921 to 1924____JAD
Bangor—4s ’40 tax ex’pt JAJ 83*
4 * s July 1935______JAJ b 5.70 to 5.40 %
MUton 3*s 1921 to ’32 FAA 86
4s Fund ’22 -’30 tax ex JAJ 6 6% to 5.10 % New Bedford—
4* s Park June 1 ’43. JAD 6 5.70 to 5.40%
Bath 4s Ref 1941 tax ex JAD
4*s Sewer July 1 ’43.JAJ
t
Water Apr 1
BlddefordWater District— b " 6% to 5.50 %" 4s Sewer 1922-411926. AAO 8911
4s ’22-’35__MAN
4* s Water Aug 1 ’43 FAA 6 5.70 to) 5.40 %
b 5.70 to 5.40 %
5.70
4s
(taxGardiner
4*3 Ref J ’ly 2 ’22-’31 JAJ b
5.40 %
exempt) ________ MAN 91
4s Jan Water District— 78 ..........
4*s Nov 1 1931
b 5.70 to 5.40 %
3*s 1923-............ _FAA 92
Kenaebec 1934________ JAJ
4s Ref Mar July 1 ’39.JAJ 6 5.70 to 5.40%
3 * s 1922 1925..MAN
6 * Newbury port— to '34.JAD 85* ...........
4s Sew’age 1 1939... MAS 6 5.70 to 5.40%
3*s Water ’21
Kltteryg WaterADistrict—
4s Mar 1 1940_____MAS 6 5.70 to 5.40 %
NewtonWater Dec 1920.JAD 8 2 * _____
4s 1935______ FAA 8 7 * -------3s Jan 1922 to 1938__ JAJ b 6% to 5.50 %
3*s
3*s Apr 30 1922__MAN ____ _______(5.70
6 7% to 6%:
Lewiston—1927______ AAO 87*
S’th St Paul 5*s ref ’33 JAJ
Northampton—
4s g Oct
MISSISSIPPI
3*s g 1922 to 1926-—JAJ 90 •
Portland— 1929 tax ex.FAA 90
(5*s Imp 1923-1930...MAS 6 6% t o 5.75 %
Quincy 4s Sep 3 ’21-’22 MAS 95
4s C H 1926-’45 tax ex/ 6 6%
5*3 Imp 1931-1946...MAS 65.70 to 5.50 %
3 *s April
— Salem— ’22 to ’39. .AAO 82*
4s Aug 1
5*s Apr 1929-1934...AAO
_ J_____ 5.70
87 to o%
4s High Sch 1937 tax <
4*s 1922 1934............ JAJ 6 0% t 0 5.70 %
4s Jan 1 ’32-’54 tax-exmpt 88
3*s g Ref JulyDistrict— 95*
1922.. JAJ
4*s July 111922 1935-.-JAJ 6 6% t o 5.60%
Springfield—
Portland Bridge
7 7 * -------4*a July 1936______ JAJ
3*s School 1935____JAJ 8 2 * ..........
5.60 %
3*s July’22 to ’39.-MAS 6 6.50 to 5.50 %
3*s Refund Jan 1 1927.JAJ b 6 % t 0 ____5.85
3s Sewer 1930______ JAD
Portland Water District— SS
____5.75
3*s State 1934 op ’14..JAJ
Taunton—4s Dec 1 ’30.JAD 882** ..........
4s Funding 1928___ JAD
3*s Sewer 1927____JAD 8 6 * _____
Greenville— Sept 1927. MAS
Saco 4s Apr 1939_____ AAO 79* 89
.6.25
8
---------5s Refund
Wakefield—4s ’21-’33_AAO 87* ..........
Washington County—
..6.25
6
Jackson 5*s July 1 ’33.JAJ
Watertown—4s ’22-’34.JAJ 8 7 * -------4S 1928 opt 1923.........JAJ 86*
5s Water Aug 1 1928.FAA
3*s 1922 to 1929___ JAJ
Watervllle—4s g July 1 1927 88
. 6.25
5s Water 1930_____ FAA
Winchester— 1 ’21-’24JAD 93
3 * s Sept 1935..........MAS 77*
. 6.50
6
4s Sewer Dec
os June 1 1932_____ JAD
Worcester—4s 1922__AAO 95
Meridian—6s May ’24 May
MARYLAND
., 6
5s Dec 1 1939______ JAD
4s Jan '23 (tax-exmpt) JAJ 95
4*8 Aug 15 1921-33.FAA15 6 5.15 5. 10%
3*s April 1 1922___ AAO 94*
.6
4*s Sch Levee Dlst—
House 1941.JAJ
48 1928 to 1928................... 6 5.15 5.10%
1926 opt 1923.............JAJ 6 5.15
Mississippi
48
5.10%
7
M E X I CO
5s May 2 1944_____ MAN
6
4a Jan 1 1929.............. ..JA J 6 5.15 5. 10%
See ForeignAGov’ts page note o)
49
5s July 1 1953______ JAJ
5.15
4a 1921-1929 ________ FAA 6 5.15 5.10%
J7
7
(See foot
4*s Sept
4s Roads 1922-1930___ FAA 6 5.15 5.10%
5.25 Vlck3burg- 1934..........MAS
oa M I C H I G NRoad ’22^JA D -------Highway 1940____
3*s Roads 1923 W ’42AAO
5.10% — Alger Co—5s
Impt
FAA-------6*. 5s St Sewer 1921-’32..FAA b 6.50 to 6% 6.25
Annapolis 4*s Wto 1928___
4*s
Dec 1 ’28-Dec
Ann Arbor School District—
■ Baltimore—
5.75;I Yazoo-Mlss Delta Levee Dlst
4s Sept 1935______ AAO--------65*% 5%
I
6s 1947 option 1917..JAJ
Battle Creek—
5.50 5%
4*3 Mar 1928_____ MAN 6 93
1 1953___f
4s City Hall 1927-’36 FAA 6 5.90 to 5 * 5.75 5s 1924-1954______ MAN
% 4*s July 1949_____JAJ
4s Water
ty City—4s 1934___ JA J-------- _____
4s Aug 1 1951______ FAA 82
Bay Co—
4s 1952 option 1922__JAJ
82 83
4s Annex 1954_____ JAD 82 83
6
(34s Ref Dec 15 1923.JAD-------MISSOURI
4s Parks 1955_____ MAN 82 83
Bessemer—
3*s Cap Big ’22-’25 op.JAJ
4s Mar 1 1961_____ MAS 82 83
5*3 1921-1949.......... FAA 6 6 * to 5.85 % Kansas City—
4s Aug 1 1961______ FAA
83
.5.10
ilhoun Co—
5s W W 1939...............JAJ 92
3*s Imp 1940______ JAJ 85 89
July 1 1930____JAJ 80
4*3 Road
4*s Sept 1 1930___ MAS 91
3*s
Detroit— 1922-’26-.AAO b 6* to 6%
4*s Mar 1 1933___ MAS
3*s Mar 1945_____ MAS SO
o 6s Pub Serv ’30-’51..JAJ b 5.65 to 5.65 %
4s July 1 1924---------JAJ 90
3*8Sew’age Imp ’80.AAO 75
Refunding 1952.. JAJ 70
o 6s Pub Serv ’22-’29._JAJ 6 6% to 5.60 %
Market House ’24.JAJ
3*
1 1945 ..M A ____ _______5.50 4s Water 1924______ JAJ 96
96
4s
— o5*s Nov Util ’22-’29 JAN b 6% to 5.65 %
3*s Jan 1 1927......... JAJ
"90 ' 5.25 i o 5*3 Pub
J
4s Park A Boul 1924.-JAJ 96
Oumberl’d 4 * WW ’41 AAO
b
5.50 %
4s July 1 1924______JAJ 90
4s Water 1923______ FAA
5,25 o 5*s Pub Util ’30-’51 JAJ b 5.65 to 5.65 %
5s Pub Imp ’30-’51__JAJJ 6 5.65
Pub Imp ’22-’29__JA 6%'to
4s Sept 1 1930_____MAS 89 91
Hagerstown—
5s
to 5.50 %.50 Kansas July 1 1933____ JAJ 86
5a water 1938-1987..AAO
5.25 o4*s Pub Lib 1948 JAJ15 _____
4*s City School Dlst—
MASSACHUSETTS
o4sSewers15 ’21-’28.FAA15 b 5.70 to 5 * %
4*s July 1 1937.........JAJ 89
4*s 1922 (tax ex.) ..MAN 97
4s Aug Apr 1 ’22..AAO .
_____ 6
4s July 1 1927______JAJ 92
6a 1921-52Nov 1923...MAN 92
(tax-exmpt). _Var 93
o4s School 1946___ MAN .
_____ 5.50 4s July 1 1930______JAJ 89
3*s gold
___ -5.65
3*s Park 1930___MAS .
4s Bldg 1932_______ JAJ 87
81
95
3* s Jan 1923.......... -JAJ 91
6% to 5 * %
3 * s 1956 reg (tax ex) ..JA J 91*
FAA 6 6% to 5.75 %
3*s July 1925______ JAJ
3* s 1937 reg (tax ex) __JAJ 87
o5s (Mar 15 A Apr l)’31-506 5.85 to 5.70 % Little River Drainage Dlst—
77*
3*s Water 1942______ JAJ 76*
66*% 5 * %
3*s g July 1944_____ MAS 80*
4*s Flood Protec ’33 MAS .
5.70 5*8 Oct 1921-1933AAO 6 6% 6*%
3s April 1 1929_______ AAO 80*
4s Water Nov 15 ’29.MAN .
5.75 4s
6 6% 3*%
3a g May 1929_______ MAN
5.85
Highland Park 5s 1928..JAJ .
b 6% o*%
3s g July 1 1939_______ JAJ 75
Met Sewerage 1936..MAS
5.75 St Joseph School District—
o4*s Sept 15 1934..MAS.
3s
78*
Holland—4s Ref ’22-’23. Feb
6 * 4*s 1925, 1930 A 1935... 65*% 5*%
72
Sag Water Jan 1 1941..JAJ 95
St 4*s Bdge-Compl ’35 AAO 92* 95
Louis—
Arlington—4s Water ’22 JAJ 92
A Imp 1922 ’25_____JAJ
Vo - - Attleborough—4s 1924.JAJ 77
ialamazoo S D No 1— 66*%
4s Insane Asy’m ’28.AAO 90 93
3*s March
o5sSchSeplo’21-30MASl5!6
Public Impt 1928. _JAJ 90 93
Beverly— 1935___MAS 86
arising—5s 1921 to ’23 JAD___6 * to. 5.75 6 * 4s Public Bldg 1929-.AAO 90 93
..
4s
48 Sewer
93
larquette 3*s 1926__JAJ
6 * 4s W W Renew ’31-MAN 90 91
Boston—■ 1922-38___ AAO 89
luskegon—5s ’22-’25..JAJ 66*% to 6%
4s School 1937______ JAJ 88 91
4*8 Tun 1960 tax ex AAO
4*3 W-W 1922-’44._JA.J
%
4s July 1936_______ JAJ 89
95
4s May 1 1934_____MAN16 6 * to 5.70 5.75 a3 School 1938______JAD
3.05s Ren June 25 ’27 JAJ .93 96
4s Apr’22-’37(tax-ex) AAO 89*
luskegon S D—53 1942 July
5.70 3 *3 April 1 1925-----AAO 95 98*
4s 1922 1939 (tax-ex).JAJ 86*
3*s g Apr 1 1922...
4s Tunnel A Sub ’48.JAD 77
ontlac—4 * 31924-1942___6 6% to 5.75 %. .. Springfield 5s ’32 op ’17 AAO
’31-’47.-MAS65*% . . .
4s Sub 1957 tax ex__AAO 84*
5* s Sewer
MONTANA JAD
43 Sub 1958 tax-ex__JAJ 84*
5.90
6s Wat Imp ’22-’28........ . 6 6 * to 5.85 % Billings 5s 1934 op ’29-.JAJ
4.3 TunA3ub’.59 tax ex JAJ 84
6s Wat Imp ’29-’35_____ 6 5.85 ;to 5 5.70
3*3 June 1 1923___ JAD 92
to 5.80
6s Wat Imp ’36-’50___________ i____ * % Butte—
3*a June 1 1924___ JAD 90
ort Huron 43 1932_. JA.J.......... 1___ . 5.80 Butte School Dlst No 1— 6 6%
3*s June 1 1932___ JAD 80
4* s 1924 opt 1914...J A J ...... ............ 6
3*a June 1 1934___ JAJ 77
’32. JA J_____ ______5.80 Cascade Co 4s ’22 op ’ll JA J----------------- 6
3*3 July 1 1935____JAD 78 *
Custer Co 6s ’25 op ’15.JA J--------------— 6
72
3*s June 1 1943___ JAD 72
MINNESOTA
Greats Falls— 1935to’39.JAJ1
3*3 June 1 1945.........JAJ 71 |
1 1944___ JAD
FAA.
5* Sewer
3*3 July
4s 1923 option 1914..JA J___________ : 6
Brockton 4s May 1927 MAN *?*
Great Falls Sch Dlst No 1—
3*3 Water 1932___MAN SO
4s 1925 option
Brookline—
5*s Ditch 1923-34..JA D ___
0.25 Helena 5s 1931 opt1915. MAS----------------- 6
4» Water 1923.............JAJ 93
6s Road 1930______________
6 Helenas D No 1 4 *1916 JAJ .......................5.85
s ’22JAJ....................... 0
Cambridge—
Bralnerd—5s Nov 1921-1929 66*% 6%
Kallspell 5s 1933______JAJ ..................... 5.80
3*3 Water Ma 7 ’23 MAN 83
Lincoln CoMar’32 op ’27. JAJ
43 Bridge 1941_____FAA
1
]
5s Fund 5s ’31 op ’21JAJ----------------.5 80
Chelsea—43 Park 1938.AAO 81*!
4*3 g July 1 1926___JAJ
6 Missoula 4 * s ’24 o p ’14 JAJi----------------- 6
43 Oct 1925 (reg)__AAO 90 |
4s g Water A Lt ’28 .. AAO___________ 5.80 Phillips Co—
5*
4s Water A Lt 1930 AAO___
.40 5s Ref Dec ’35 op ’33 JAJ .
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Tv
Va
dandi.
Bit. Atk. N,i.
bondi.
tita A il. IN»t.
Bond*.
Btd
N «i
NEBRASKA
Mlddleaex CoJ4 Ha'24 '34JAJ 6% to 5.10 % N E W Y O R K ( C o n c l u d a d )
.Jougn** Co—4» '2l-'28 AAO b6%to 5.75%
4 Ha Fund uly 1022 1939
6%|to 5.40|%
1022 '-in op JAJ
4 Ha Imp 1922-’32. AAO 6% to 5.40 % Binghamton 4s'28A‘29_FAA b 5.75 to 5.10 5.25
4s Sew Disp ’22-’36. FAA
ifluid Ul O .il..............’10JAJ 60% to 5.75% 6
3 Ha Bridge'22 1926.MAS 6 % to 5.40,%
to ’31 JAJ
4Ha Park 1922 -’37.. .JAJ 6 5.75 to 5.10 /o
Lincoln-S D 4 '22 to '2‘J FAA.......... ..........7
Co
100
3Ha Bridge 1933.__
Lincoln— 4%sHa 1924.MAN__________I 5H Monmouth4Ha 6a
5.10
Montclair Sch Bldg '44 . JAD
Bob'41.AAO
5.40 Brooklyn—d~ 6s 1024 FAA
JAJ
JUUilia 5.60
4 Ha H
5.40; 4a Bridge 1926___ JAjI..........
5» 1930. ’35. ’40. ’45. ’50.|_____|............ --- 3Ha School 1032___JAJ
5.40 3Ha g 1922 to 1937.__JAJ'6 5.75 to 5.35 5.60
lh » Renewal 1924__JAJ
%
5.40 3Hag July 10 1934...JA J
4 H a Refunding 1934 JA J------- 1 ... 5.50 Morris Co—4a ’35 op '05JAJ
5.35
___
4 Ha 1042 opt 1022. . JAJ
5.40j 3 Ha gold 1936______ JAJ
i lSd W W Dec 13 '41.JA J________ 5.30 Morristown 4H« ’31-42 JAD
5.35
3a Bridge 1923 _____JAJ
juiuha 8 D 4>sa 1928..JAJ __ .
6.75 Newark—4Ha 1044 ..FAA 6 5.50 to 5.20 5 40 Broome Co 5a ’22-’33. MAS b 5.75 to 5.25 5.60
A ______
4Ha1948 1931_____ jJAjD_____ I .
July
6.75
%
6
to 5.20j
Buffalo—7aJan 1 A 1025 JAJ
4b
...
5.35
6.40 5 Ha Oct 15’21to’59AAOl5 6 5.50 to 5.20
aj
6s Parka 1024 1024 JAJ
5.35
5Ha May 2 1951 MAX_____lol 47|5.40, 6sHa1022 1058.............JFAA 6 5.50 to 5.20
4 Dock 1059 .
5.50
4HsJuue 15 1044 JAD 15
4.90
*0 Oman* iHd 24 op'09 j A D
4 Wa Sch Dec 1 ’43.__JAD 6 5.50 to 6.20 %
4H» June 15 1064 JAD 15 b 6.75
outhOmahaSD—5a '23 JA J_____ J___ ..I 66
4s Refunding 1923 . MAS 6 6.50 6%
4Ha 1922 1068___ JAD
to 4.85 4.85
3a Dec 1929___ JAD,
5.75 4s Sch House 1959 op 1049 5.50 5.20%
%
4 Ha Feb15 1922op’32. JAD 6 5.75
15'62 *30 FAA
NEVADA
4.85
5.5015 .20%
4s PaaVal8ew'61op’61JAD 5.75 5.50%.
4s June
to 5.10 %
Reno—3a 1924 op 1909 JAJ
fill''/
3Ha 1920............... J ad
4a June 15 I960. . JAD
4.85
V aalioeCoS D 5a’22to’R EMA8
29
3 Ha Track Elev '54 FAA 5.5015 ‘
3Ha Park Reg 1927. FAA 6 5.75
NEW HAMPSHI
5.20
Vallsburg 4 Ha 1934 JAJ 5.50
5%
3Ha Water 1921-35.MAS 6 5.75 to 5.15
JVia Hospital 1922-'25 JAJ
New Brunswick 4a ’22 MAN
6 Cohoes
to
Berlin—4a Rel 192 1-33 MAN
4Ha Bergen 1021-57..FAA 5 6 % to5.35 % Corning6sRef VVat'22’45 JAJ b 5.50 to 5.15
Aug 1 6s 1941 JAD
5Hs1035 ____MAS b 5.25 to 5%
1922-00..MAS
Concord—4a 1923____ JAJ 95 H ____
North
3H* 1924 ’28-’31___ JAJ
........
6a School 1921-29..MAS 6% to 5.75 5.80 Elmira—4s 1921-’45_ AAO 6 5.25 to 5 °4Ha Apr 1 1933 1935Dover 3Ha io 1929___JADi 8 7 H ........
84
6aPlainfield1930-58..M&S 6% to 5.75 2
School 5a 1021-1954
6 5.25 to 5
4 H» Water
Laconia—4a 1924____ AAO 93 |____
No 6a 1033..
JAJ b 5.20 to 5%
Mtinebeater—
Nutley
JAD 6% to 5.7o 6 Erle Co4Ma’21 36tax-exMAS b 6.75 to 5.10 %
4a 1921-’40 (tax ex)_FAA;66
Ocean City—5s 1044..."FAA
6 Franklin Co 4Ha’31-’40 JAD
Fulton—3.40s’22 to ’29
Naabua—3a 1923____AAO 93r to 5.15 (
%
Orange—5a 1923 to ’32 JAJ b 6% to 5.50 % Geneva—4a Water '20.AAO 6 5.75 to 5.25 5.35
Pembroke 4a ’24-’34__FAA 88 H -------5a Water 1938.. FAA
5.50 Glens Falla—4 Ha ref sewer
Portamoutb 4a g Sch ’23JAD 94 ..........
4Ha School 1943___JAD
5.50 Aug 31 1921-1928...FAA b 5.75 to 5.35
4a Ref Water 1932___JAJ
._ .
4a Sch House 1034 JAD
Rocbeeter—4a 1922___JAD 88 h .........;
96
to 5.35 % Haverstraw4.12s’21-’37MAS b 6% to 5.20
Passaic 4Ha 1922-’40. _MAS 6 to 5.35 5.50 Groton 0s Wat ’22 ’50 MAN b 0% to 5.35 %
NEW JERSEY
Irnp ’21-28.JAD
Hempstead-d-48 g Sch JAJ
Aabury Park—5a 1924.JAD
5 7fl
5.75 5Ha Gen Imp ’29-44.J&D 6 Vo to 5.35 % Hempstead U11 Free1923. D—
4 Ha School Jan 1943.JAJ
5.50 5Hs Gen Imp ’45-51.JAD 6 % to 5.35 %
5Ha Gen’22-’48____ MAN 6% to 5.35 %
6 5.50 to 5.25 %
5Ha 1924-1929.........JAJ
Atlantic City—38 1928.JAD
5 75 5a Imp
%
6a 1927.......................AAO
101 60 5.70
4 Ha Ref 1944_____MAN 6 %
5.35 6s 1925-1930
5.25 5.15 5.25
6s 1931-1954
4Ha g Water 1926.._JAJ
5.75 Passaic Co—4a ’22-’24 JAJ
5.35 Herkimer—4 Ha’21-’27"MAN b 5.75 to 5.30 %
to
6
4H® Water 1943____JAJ
5.40 Paterson—5s 1922.. AAO
%
6
Hornersvllle—3Ha ’21.FAA
4Ha Paving 1938___JAJ
6
5.50 6s 1925 A 1926 .MAN
5.70 Hudson—4s Wat 1922 July
4Ha Jan 11930______ JAJ
1943_____JAJ
5.75
5.40 5Hs 1921-1926____ MAN
6
4a Water
4Ha High Sch’25-’32 AAO 6 5.40 to 5.25
1927-1934.........MAN
%
Atlantic Co—6s R’d ’26 JAD 98 102 5.50 5Hs 1935-1959......... MAN 6 5.85 to 5.60 5.35 Irvington 4.10s ’21-’36.AAO b 6.75 to 5.20 %
%
5 Ha
4.30s ’27
Atlantic Highlands—
5.35
4Ha 1933 to 1945___ FAA
1944...MAN
5.50 Ithaca Ref Waterop var.JAJ
4a g Sewer July 1 1928 JAJ
5
4Ha 4s Mar 20 ’43 AAO
1942 JAJ
6
4 Ha Feb 1
5.50 Jamest’n
Audub S D 6sFund 1928 JAJ
’21-’40..AAO56% to 5.85%
5
4s N C Hall '23 to '32.JAJ
5.50, Jamestown SD5s ’25-’29 b 5.35 to 5.25 %
Bayonne—5a
5.50 Perth Amboy 4 Ha Apr 1944
5 .50: 5s 1930-39................JAD b 5.20
3a Jan 1 1922-1949... JAJ
5.50 4 Ha School 1938
5.50 Johnstown 4Hs Dec ’23-’37 b 5.75 5.10% %
to 5.10
*Hs Funding 1931...JA D
5.50 4Ha Funding ’21-’2~7~-AAd
b 5.75 to 5%
*Hs Jan 1 1933_____ JAJ
5.50 Plainfield—4s’22 to ’34 JAD b 6% to 5.50 5.50 dKings Co 4s May 1 ’22-’44 b 5.75 to 5.15
%
4a Floating Fund
3H8g ’22-’36
5.70 4s School 1959... .MAN
%
5.40 Kingston1922-1925... AAO b 5.75 to 5.35 %
Belleville--5a Debt 1928 JAJ
4Ha
Rahway—4sAdJ’22op MAN
Long Island City—d AAO
1924-1934-1944...MAN
6 Ramsey 5s Water 1921-’40 6% to 5.80 %
4H» Funding 1943____
4Ha 1921
6
6
Ridgefield 5s July ’22-’31JA j 6% to 5.80 % Madison Co to 1923...MAS b
Belleville 8 D 5S
Ridgewood5s5s1925-’32 AAO 6% to 5.75 % Mamaroneck4Hs’22-’29Feb11 6 5.75 to 5.25 %
1922-’26.FAA
Bergen County—’27-44 MA N 6 5.755.30%
Un F S D No b 5.50 to 5.35
Riverside
6.10
5Ha Dec 1 1931-’34.JAD
5Hs May 1 ’23-’28.MAN
%
Sea Isle City 5s 1943...FAA
6.10
yo
5Ha Dec 1 1935-’42.JAD 66% to 5.45%
56% to 5.45%
5H s May 1 ’29-’52.MAN b 5.30 to 5.20 %
So Orange—4s’22 to ’44 JAJ b 6% to 5.65 % Middieport 4.35s’21-’42JAD b 5.75 to 5.20 %
3a Dec 1944_______ JAD|66% to5.45%
Summit 4H Sch 1941..FAA
5.45 4.35s sewer’21-’39 . JAD b 5.75 to 5.20 %
Ba Dec 13 1921-1935JAD 15,66% to 5.45%
4s 1933____
MAN
5.45 Middletown—3Ha ’31 FAA
4H8 1922-1939____AAC66% to 5.45%
--------5.20
Trenton 4 Ha May ’24. MAN
6
*Ha Aug 1921-1938.FAA 66% to 5.45%
Mt Vernon 4Ha’31-’43 MAS * 5.20 to 5%|
AAO
to 5.30 %
5Ha Oct 1921-51___A&O
6s March 1924_____
4a Court 5s ’22-’23..MAN........._i_____
4 Ha Water 1943___ AAO 6 6 %
5.40 5Hs 1922-1924 . . . .AAO &5.75 jto 5.50 5.50
%
Bloomfield Hse ’22-’38.AAO66% to5.45% 6
4s City Hall 1939... JAD
5.40 5Hs 1925-1934 _ AAOIb 5.40 (to 5.20 %
Camden—4Hs Wat ’23.JA J_____ _____ 6
3Hs Sch Nov 1 1929 MAN
4Hs School 1943___ AAO,_____
5.40
5.40 5.40 5Hs 1935-1941 __'"‘A&0 & 5.15tO 5% 5.50
%
4Hs 1923 ref___ FAA
4s Paving 1929____ MAN____ ______ 5.65 Union Co 4Hs 1937...MAS 6 5.75 to 5.40,%
4Ha 1942_________ MAS 6 5.75 to
5
Camden Co 4Ha 1933.FAA
4 Ha Sch 1962-’73._ MAN
5.40 4s Oct 1 1942_____ AAO 6 5.75 to 5.40 %
4a 1944______ _____ JAJ
4s Sewerage ’50-’55..MAN 6 5.40 to 5.30 5
5.40 5Hs June 1 1926___ JAD 6% 5.60%
5s Jan 2 1922-1028. JAJ 2
Cape May—5s 1934...JA D
5.80 Vallsburg—See Newark.
%
5s Jan 2 1938____ JAJ 2
4Ha 1922-1952____ MAS
5.90 Nassau Co—4Hs ’22-’29JAJ b 5.75 to 5.20 5.10
4Ha School 1922-31.MAS 6 6.10to5.S0% Weehawken4Ha ’21-28.JAD
6.10 to 5.80,%
5s Aug 1 1928...
last Orange 4Ha’25-45 FAA 5.80to5.30 % Westfield 15 ’22-’60...JAD
5s New
6
5s 1931-1939______ MAN 1b 5.75 to 5.20 5.20
5a Sewer 1922-1960..JAJ 5.80 to5.25 % West June York 5s ’36. MAS
~
6
4Hs Ref 1922-’28 MAS 5 5% to 4.90 %
4a 1934___________ AAO
5.50 Wildwood 4H s’22-’57_FAA
4HS 1938-1943..."..JAD
6
4a Water 1933_____ JAD____
5.50
%
NEW
3Hs Court House’30 MAS
3Hs Water 1933___ AAO____
5.50 4Ha ref 1953 MEXICO J
op 1933...JA
5H Newburgh 4Hs ’22-’34.FAA 6 5.75 ito 5.25 5.15
5.50 4Ha Dec 16 ’52 op ’22..JAD
Elizabeth—4Ha 1955__J&J____
%
4a 1922 op________ JAJ .. _
6
5H NewRocnelle4Ha’ 1922MAN b 5.25 to 5% 5.75
4s Ref June ’33 op ’23.MAS
5% 5s 1926-1929_____ MAN
5Hs Dec 1922-’46_.JAD
5.50
Bldg
5
5.10
69 June 1 11927_____ JAD 66% t o 101H % 4s Fund 1929 op 1919..MAN
5s 1930-1950_____ MAN 6 5.75 to 5%
100
1939 op 1919..MAS
Englewood—4a Sep ’35 MAS
4Hs Mun Imp ’22-35MAN b 5.75 to 5.20 %
5"70 4s Highway 1922-1944..JAJ
5H
to
4s
4s 1922-1930____ .MAN
Essex Co4Ha Road’53.FAAJ6 5.50to 5.25 % Albuquerque 4Ha ’2 9 ..MAS
5H 3Ha 1922 to 1933___ JAD 5.75 to 5.25 %
5.25 %
6
4Ha L’d Purch ’22-’46 JA 6 5.50to5.25 %
5s W W Dec
New York City—
6
4ka Road ’21-’36__FAA6 5.50to5.25 % Bernalillo Co 6s ’1902
Hospital !21-’49.FAA6 5.50to5.25
22op’12JAJ
88 H
4Hs
6H 4Hs June 1965_____ JAD SSH 5.40%
5s 1931 op 1921____
6
4Hs June ’22-’3 0 ... JAD 6.25 88%
48 1926___________ FAA6 6.25to5.75 % SocorroCo5s ’41 op ’21.AAO
%
4Hs 1963_________ MAS 8SH
6
4s Hospital 1946___ FAA6 5.50to5.25 %
NEW
4Hs (old) May 1957. MAN 88H 88 H
3.65a P ark’22 to ’35.FAA6 5.50to5.25 % 4Hs Highway YORK MAS 94
1963__
Ealrvlew—5s 1944________
4Hs (new) Nov ’57.MAN 88 88 H
S8M
6.15
1964______
Gloucester Co4Hs’21-’26 var
5.75 4Hs Canal 1965............. JAJ 94 94
4Ha Corp stock 1967.JAJ 88 5.40%
4Ma Canal
JAJ 91
Hackensack—4Ha 1942FAA
5.40 4 Ha Highway 1965___ MAS 91 94
4Ha Corp stock’21-’32JAJ 6.25 S3M
Harrison—4s 1930____JAJ
4H8 1960 opt 1930...MAS S3H 83 M
5.75 4Hs Barge Canal 1945.. JAJ 91
94
83
Hoboken—4Ha 1940. . .JAJ
4Hs 1960_________
5.50 4s Canal Term 1942___ JAJ 85 88
4 Ha Mar 1 1962___ MAS 82 H 83 H
MAS
. 3Ha 1931________ MAN
5.60 4s Canal Term Jan 1946. JAJ 85 88
4Ha Mar 1 1962___ MAS 82 M S3H
5s School June 1 ’26
88
’58. MAS
6s Sewer 1922-1954..JAJ6 6%to5.50 % 4s g High Imp Mar ’58.MAS 85 88
4 Ha April 1 1964___ AAO S3 83 M
6
85
49 Various I960___ MAN
1_____
83
6 4s g High Imp Sep
85 88
4s
4s Nov 1955______ MAN 82 H SOH
........... 5.35 4s High Imp Mar I960.MAS' 85 88
77H SO
Canal Imp July 1960.JAJ
r..........
4s Various 1956___ MAN 7SH 80
6
88
Canal Imp Jan 1961. JAJ
4s Various May ’57. MAN 79 SO
_____
5.35 4s Canal Imp July 1961. JAJ
88
4s
_____
4s Nov 1958...........MAN 79 SO
5.35 4s Highw Imp Mar ’01. MAS 85 88
4s May 1959______ MAN 79
.........
88
_____ ........... 5.35 4s Palisade Park 1961..MAS 85 88
5.35 4s Canal Jan 1962____ JAJ 85
3Ha Exempt 1922..MAN b 6.50j 5.50
6%,5.4D7g
3Ha Bklyn M Sew’27 JAJ b 6%!5.45%
%
>6 6% to 5.75 5.80 4s Highw Imp Mar ’62. MAS 85 88
_____
3Ha D’k 1927 Ex.MAN 5.505.25%
___
Jersey City—6s 1926.
3Hsg Exempt 1941.MAN 5.505.25
5.65 4s Canal Imp Jan 1967.JAJ 85 88
___
4s
MAS 85 88
5.40 4s Highw Imp Mar ’67. MAS 85
3Ha1 Exempt 1942..MAN 5.505
__
88
5.50 Palisades Park 1967.
3Ha R T 1948-1950.MAN
84
H
5s gold assess 1924..
3Ha g Exempt 1952.MAN 70 H 72 H
5.75 3s gold Jan 1 1923_____ JAJ 80 84
4 54s School 1921-58
3Ha g Exempt 1953.MAN 71 H 72
b 6% to 5. 40 5.( 3a g July 1 1958.............JAJ 80 84
70 72 H
% 3s g Jan 1 1956_______ JAJ SO
_____
3 Ha g Exempt ’54.MAN
5.40 3s g Canal Jan 1 1959__JAJ 80 to 84
3Hsg Water Ex1954. MAN 71 72
____
4Hs Water 1961.
5.75 5%
Albany—4Hs 1921-34.MAN 5.75 to 5.20 %
3Ha Exempt 1955..MAN 70 H 73 %
...........
4Ha Water ’22-’28..JAD
3Ha Stk April 1 ’54..AAO 72% 73
4Ha Oct 1963..........AAO
4.85 3s g Dock 1 1929___MAN 6.50
3Ha Nov 1924 Ex..MAN 6%
4 Ha Water 1932___ MAN b 5.75 to 4.85 5
_____
Ceamy 4Hs 1936____ :
4H8 1922-1954____ JAD b 5.75 to 5.15 %
3sgR Falls—4s Nov 1921 b 5.60 -----10
4 Ha April 1962......... i
_____
4s Park 1922 to ’30..MAN b 5.75 to 5% % Niagara T 1950 Exem.MAN
Lodi—5a 1922-1947___
-----5
4.10% Sewer 1935-40 JAJ
3 Ha Pub Imp ’22-’34 FAA
.35
Long Branch 5a 1943..MAN
4Ha School 1922-26.
AlbanyAug 1 1925____FAA b 5.75 to 5.50 5.50 4 Ha Wat M ’y 1’41-48_FAA 6 5.75 to a %
Co—3Ha’21-25 FAA
%
4s June 1 1935_____ JAD
MA N
3Hs
5
4HsRepav’29-33 regMAN
Lyndhurst 5s 1922-1957.JAJ 66% to 5750%
5
4Ha 1936-1937-1938. MAN b 5.75 to 5.10 %
....... la.io
to 4.90 > .
4HaSew,39-,46r<:'K .MAN
Amsterdam 5s Wat .1921-37
b 5.75 to 5.50 % North ronawanda 4a'24AAO b
Mercer Co—4Ha 1933..JAJ
.35 Aubu’n-4Ha Dec6’21-31JAD b 5.75 to 5.20 %
3Hs 1042-1045.. . MAN
.......... 14.DO
48 Water May’22 '25 MAN
--------16
4s Road 1933_____ JAD
c
4Hs 1925-1934_________ b 5.75 to 5.20 % *neld» Do — '22-'28 FA V b
3Ha April 1941____AAO 60% to
-----4Ha 1922-1025.. .. JAD. 5,75 to 5.25 6
6735%
%
Basis, d Now part of New York City. / Flat price, n Nominal.
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STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

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B o n d *.
lit it. | A kIc. INe
Bid. Atk. Not.
Bonds.
Marietta—*4Ms’22 ’33 JAD
Rulelgh 6 s 1927___ .AAO
5.60 5.20
....... 0
Onondaga Co 3s ’21-’29 JAJ 6 5.60 to 5.20
Is Muulc Bldg 1939 JAJ
3 Ms 5s 1922 ’23 MAM
5 Ms 1921-1930____MAN 6 5.00 to 5,20
Marlon 1931 optto1911 FA A
38 Impt Juno 1 1944 JAD b 0.50 to 0%
0
6
4 Ms 1922-28_______ JAJ b 5.00 to 5.20
Martin’s Fy 5s ’20 ’44 MAH b 0% to 5.06 !%
Rutherford Co 3s ’23-’35 JAJ 6 0.50 to 0%
’23 ’52 JAJ
4s Mar 1 1929_____MAS 6 5.75 to 5.50
to
Oaltrtbury 0s Imp
.......... I 5
Orange Co 3Ms '22-’24 Febl
Mlarn Co—6s ’22 to list
6 MercerCouHerviuiey I’24 FAA
Oh 1921-’41 ___ MAN
Odslnlng—4 Ms ’21-’42.MAH 6 5.75 t.0 5.10
0% to 5.10
5Ms (1 to 5 yr rriat’y) JAI)
6
0
Oiwego 4Ms 1922-29 .MAN b 5.25 to 5%
6
JurreyCo 66sFund ’48 .. .JAJ.
5Ms(5tolOyrrnat’y) JAD ...........
JAD
5.75
'Vake Co s May 1933 58 b 0.20 to 0% 0
5MsYan 4.33s ’21 to ’310ot 6 5.75 to 5.25
Sch 1922-1910.MAN
5Ms (after 10 years)
Penn
Weldon 0s Jan 1924 1942
:::::: 5.50
0.50 Mlddletown4s’30op’20. FAA
5
Po’keepsle1921 to1922__FAA 6 5.75 to 5.25
4 Ms 1930...MAS
Wilmington—5s F’d ’22.AAO
JAJ
0 Montgomery County— JAD
3) ^8
5s ref A Impt 1055.
*5s Fl-Emerg ’23 ’42
0 MusklngumCo*5HOctl ’21-23 6 0% to 5.50 %
Putnam Co 4 Ms ’21- ’29 FAA 6 5.75 to 5.25
4)4s g Wat A Sew1952.JAJ
0
6 Newark *4M 1922-41..AAO
Queens Co—4s 1927__JAD 65.75 t 0 5.25
4)4s Wat A Hew ’48 AAO
0
6 0% to 5.75 %
Rochester 5s 1923-20..FAA 6 5.50
4s g Ref July 1 1929..JAJ
6 Norwood—4 Ms 1925..JAD
5.70
5s 1927-1931 (coup).. FAA 6 5.50 to 5%
to 5%
Winston Salem—5s ’24 MAS
4s 1930___________ AAO
6
6s 1932-1951 (coup)..FAA
5s gen Impt 1944____JAJ 6 0.50 to 0% 6 Portsmouth—4s ’21-’24.JAD
5
4)48 Municipal 1943. MAS 6 5.10 to 5%
Jan 13 1933____JAJ
5s Sept 1921-1947...MAS
5
4Ms
6 Sandusky 5s ’21 to ’26.FAA
to 4.90
4As July 1 1942____ JAJ
4Ms Pub Imp 1925-48FAA 6 5.20 to 4.9C
6 5.20 to 4.90
<
4 Ms July 1 1932____ JAJ 6 0.50 to ~6% 0 Springfield—*58, 1921 1934 6 0% to 5.50 /5j
4s 1921-1925.. ___MAS
4>*s School 1922-45..JAJ 6 5.20 to 4.90
6s Imp Aug 15’2l-’30FAAlr>
Springf’d 8D*5s’22-’39.JAJ2 6 0% to 5.50
4)48 1922-1930_____JAJ 6 5.20 to 5.10
NORTH DAKOTA
Steubenville *5s ’22-’35 MAS
6 Toledo *5sWW ’37-’44 FAA 6 0% to 5.00 %
4a Imp Sch 1927_____ JAJ 6 5.00 to 4.90
1922 to Ac ’22-’47.JAJ
%
Grand Forks 5s May ’24-38
0
5.50
4s
6 5.20 to 5.50
Ward Co 4 Ms July 1925.JAJ
•6s Pub Wharf I960. MAS
5.50
<8 Imp July 1 1924.JAJ 6 0% to 4.90
OHIO 1921-1940...AAO 0% to 6.50
•5s Sewer 1949____MAS
5.50
4s Ref 1933 opt ’13. JAJ 6 5.20 to 5.20
♦ Akron 6s (S»e /oot-nole *)
to 5.75 %
•4Ms Sept 1 1928...MAS
5%
6 5.75
6%
%
•53 1921-’24 A ’28___Var
5.50
•4Ms Wat 1932-34__JAJ
3) JandFund ’22 to ’24.JAD 5.75 to 5.35
48 Co—4s’21-34 MAS 6 5.25
•5s Water 1921-1953. AAO 0 % to 5.50 %
4 Ms Bdg ’28,’33A’38 FAA
Borne 4)48 Sept 15 ’31-.JAJ 6
5%
•5Ms W W 1924___ MAS b 6% to 5.75 6
4s 1926___________ AAO
5) 48 1931-1941_____A&O 6 5M to 5.15
5.10
*5Ms 1922-1929____ JAJ
4s Park July 1942..JAJ
Bye—58 Mar 10’22-38. MAS 6 5.75 to
*5As 1938-1951____ JAJ 6 5".75 to 5.50 5.50 3Ms Refund’g1 1930. MAN
1930-1937____ JAJ
5
8aranacLake4)4a’2l-26 MAS 6 5.75 to 5.50
%
*5Aa
to ’29
0
4.43BFlreHouse ’22-’39JAJ 6 5.75 to 5.25
•4MWWDec3l’21 37J-D31 b 0% to 5.50 % Toledo Sch D!st-4a ’23 MAN
0
6s 1921-1924______
5
Saratoga Springs—
48 W 4 1942______ AAO
0s 1925-1930______ MAN 6 5.65 to 5.50 %
5
4) 48 Park ’22 ’45.-JAD 6 5M to 5%
1922 40...AAO
Alliance WMs 1927-32 JAD
5
6s 1931-1960______ MAN
Scarsdale 4)4a
Ashland Co—*6 As ’23.AAO
Warren Co 5s 1929-34.MAS
6
5.75
Schenectady 38 ’22-’33_.JAJ 6 5.75 to 5.20
6 5.75 to 5.15
Oct 15 ’21-Oct 1 Bridge
Youngstown *5s ’21-’25 AAO
5.75%
4)4> 1922-1931_____ AAO 6 5.75 to 5.15
6
Butler Co 4 As 1924___JAJ
•6s Fund 1928_____ AAO
5.75%
6
4)48 1922-1934_____ JAJ 6 5.75 to 5.15
•4)$sFl~Emer’22 31 MAN
*5s Police BdgA St ’21-’32
5
Schenec4Ms 4)4a ’42-’58.JAJ
Co 1921-40.--FAA
5.50
Cambridge—4Xs’22-’ 34 JAJ
5 Youngstown School Dlst—
Solray
5.50
•4 Ms 1921-1957____AAO
5.75 to 5.35
JAJ
4s 1923____
6
Suffolk Co 4)4a ’24-’32-.JAJ 6 5.75 to 5.15
6
•5s Sewer 1953____MAS
5.50
•4 Ms 1944-1947___ MAS
6
4) 48 Oct ’21-’39___AAO
5%
•5s Sewer Sew 1953.MAS
Syracuse 4)4s 1921-35 Var__ 6 5.7-5 to 4.90
6 5.75 to
Canton—*5s1931-37...MAS 6 5.75 to 5.50 % Zanesville—*5s City Hall 6 6% to 5.60 %
A Market 1921-39..-MAS
b 5.90 to 5.50 %
5a May 13 1922-1938____ 6 5.75 to 4.90
• 5As Fund1944-1959.AAO b 5.75 to 5.60] %
OKLAHOMA
3)4a 1921-1960____ MAS 6 5.75 to 4.85
*6s Water 1921-37..JAD
5 4Ms Oct 15 1924-33..AA015 b 5.75 to 5.50 %
4a Refunding 1929__JAD
4A& Water-WkA ’30.MAS
9
4s Funding 1921-27___ FAA b 6%
3) 48 Water 1928........ JAJ
4s ’21, ’22, ’26 ’27.FAA
Ardmore—5s 4s ’22-’31_FAA 6 6Mto 5.50 %
Hoga Co 5s 1922-30...MAS b 5.75 to 5.25
6M
•Canton S D 5s 1954 . AAO8 6 5.75 5.50%
Canadian Co 1922___ MAN
6.25 6%
to 5.75 %
Tonawanda 4 )4s ’22-’42.JAJ b 6% to 5.20
•58 Dec1956________
10 1921-26JAD10 b 5.75 5.50%
0
Guthrie 6s W W ’43__AAO
6
5s Water 1922-1950. .JAJ b 6~ to 5 .20;%
•4.40s
0 .
5) fis St Impt1922-50..JAJ 6 6' to 5.20 % Cincinnati—*4 Ms St’32.JAJ
o Muskogee—4Ms 1925-MAN
0
5s Nov 1 1924_____ MAN
5)4s Water 1931__JAJ
5.50 5s Sewer 1936_____ MAS.
_____ 5.30 *5)£sIinpMarch 1941 fvi&g
*6s Funding 1928__FAA
5.85
Troy—4)4a 1921-1925..JAD 6 5.75 to 5.35!%
5.40 Okla City—5s ’37 op’22 FAA
5.85
6s 1926-1940 reg___AAO b 5.35 to 5.10 %
5.40
*5%sImpFeb ’46, ’51 FAA
5.85
5.50 5s Water 1936........... MAS
4) 4s School 1921-31..FAA b 5.75 to 5.15 %
*5AS Mar 1965_____ JAJ
10 ’31.MAS 10
5.85
4)4a Feb 1922-1925..JAD b 5.75 to 4.90 %
15 1922-1937...
4 Ms Sewer 1930____
5.40 4Ms W W 1941_____ FAA
•5s July 1
5.85
4a Water
%
JAJ
5.40 Okla City S D 4s 1933..JAJ
6 5.75 to 5.355.30 *4 As July 1943_____ JAJ
5.85
4s Sept 1 1926_________
_____
5.40 5s 1926, 1930, 1931..Var.
•4 Ms Sew §ep 3’37_MAS3
S9wer 1955___AAO
3)4s Water 1922-36..JAJ b 5.75 to 5%;
5.40 Okla Co—4 Ms ’24-’33_JAD b 6% to 5Vs 5.85
*4Ms g Feb 1937___FAA
mica—4)4s 1922-35..MAN 6 5.75 to 5%!
5.40 Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
%
3.65s
5 Payne Co 4Ms’21 to ’29 AAO 6 6.25 to 6% 5.85
3) 4aUnion1 Fi 8 D No Nov 5.75 to 5%'I
N oy 1921 to ’35 10 b
3 AWater 1939op ’19.FAA
8 Water ’45 op ’25 FAA
Warsaw
5
3s
OREGON
4) 4a 1921-1942______ Oct
%
5.50 5 Ms Highway 1925___ AAO 6.25 6%
D opt 1934. AAO 13
Watertown 4)4s 1942__JAJ b 5.75 to 5.255.10 Cine S93 6*4Ms1906___ MAS
5 4Ms Hway ’24-Apr’44.AAO 5.90 to 5.40
_____
43 1
5s 1922-1925_______ JAJ b 5.75 to 5.35 %
5
%
3Ms 1940 opt, 1912 .AAO
5.90
58 1926-1945_______ JAJ 6 5.25 to 5%
5.40 4Ms 1925-1944 (s-a)._.AAO 5.90 to 5.40 %
Cleveland*5Ms 1940-70JAD
5.40
48 May 1 1938_____ MAN
4s Highway 1923-42__AAO
_____
JAD
3) 4s Sewer ’22 to ’27 MAN 5.75 to 5.305.10 6s 1932-1933_______ JAD
5.40 4s Highway 1922-41__AAO 5.90 to 5.40 %
b 5.75 to 5.30 % *5MsPub1936-1968..JAD b 5.50 to 5.40 5.35 48 Aug 1 1928-1933___ FAA 5.90 to 5.40 %
Hall 1970.
to
Watervllet 6s 1921-30 __Var b
%
%
•5s W W
%
West 8eneca3)4s’21-’38.AAO b 5.75 to 5.30%
5s
5.50, Albany 5s ref ’31 op ’21.AAO 6% 5.75% 5.80
•4 Ms St Imp Feb 1 ’34 FAA
Westch’rCo reg------JAD
’27A ’28JAD
_____
5.40 Baker 5s 5s 1934___ MAS
March 1949...MAS
5.80
5Ms 1922-25 reg___JAD 65.50 t o 5.105.15 •4Ms Fire dep’22-’55.AAO 6 5.75 to 5.40% AstoriaCity1953_______ JAD
%
*4 Ms
5.80
5) 4s 1926-32
5 Colum Co 5s’24-’29-’34. AAO
Clatsop Co 5s 1934___ AAO
65% to 4.90%| %
4M8 ClarkAvBdg’42.AAO
5s 1939-76_________JAD 5% to 4.90
%
5 Dallas City 5s ’21-’20..MAN
4 Ms Park 1938____AAO
6
8sJisParkway 1962-86 JAD b 5% to 4.90 %
5 Eugene 5s 1942______ MAS
4s Park 1929-1931...AAO
5.80
4 June 1 1929-54__JAD b
_____ 4.85 4s Grade Cross’g ’30.AAO b 5.75 to 5.40 5 Multonomah Co 4Ms’32JAD 6.25 to 5.75
4Ms Co Bldg 1927-44. AAO b 5.10 to 5%
%
Cleveland S D *4Ms ’21-’35
%
48 Co Bldg 1922 59..MAS 6 5.10 to o %
5s Road 1922
5 Portland—5s g C1929..MAN 6.25 to 5.76 %
4s July 1 1932______AAO
1922___________ JAJ
48 1930 to 1935_____ FAA
H ’22.JAJ 7%
5
4s
4) 4s San Sew ’33-’82_JAJ 5.10 to 4.90 %
5 Ms Aug 1928_____ FAA 6.25 6%
6
• 6s, 1922-1940.........JAD b 5.75 to 5.40 %
6%
White Plalns-48 ’21-’28 FAA 6 5.75 to 5.20 % Cleveland Heights S D—
5s gold Bridge 1925.. AAO 6.25 to 5.60
5s Harb Dev.l923-50MAN 5.90 6% %
5) 48 Water1931-1936.AAO 6 5.10 5%
4s Sch 1931___AAO
*63 1926-1959.......... AAO b 6% to 5.75 %
3)
5.20 Clifton (In Cincinnati)—
4 Ms Oct 1921-47___ MAN 5.90 to 5.60 %
5.90 to 5.60
4) 48 Fund ’21 A ’22..JAD
5.75 4Ms Water 2d ser ’22 AAO
4Ms Dock 1943___ AAO 5.90 to 5.60 %
5
5s Refunding 1922._AAO
gold
5.75 Columbus *6s ’49-’57..MAS
5.50 4s WaterBridge 1934..JAJ 5.90 to 5.60 %
Wolcott4)4sJly to ’25. JAJ
%
1937--------MAN
5 Pt 4s
Yonkers—4s ’2215’21-42MAS 6 6.10 5.60% 5.20 4s Sewer ’33 opt ’13. MAS
ofAstorla5sHar’24-’29JAJ 6.50 6.25%
5 Pt of Coos Bay Harbor 5s
4s Wat-W ’45 op ’20. MAS
5) 4s Jan 1922-1926..AAO 6 6% 5.50%
5
3Ms 1932 D 1926. MAS
6.5 0
5)4s Jan 1927-1961..AAO 6 5.40 to 5%
5s ’22..JAJ
5 Port of Portland1934....JA J
Columbus S opt4s1912...JA J
6
4) 48 Mar 1 ’27-’56..AAO 6 5.40 to 5%
4s Dry Dock
5.25 Salem—5s Sewer’22-’33MAN b 6% to 5.60 %
3Ms March *6s’21-39AAO 56% to 5.50%
1 1923..MAS
3)4s May1 ’22 to ’24..FAA 6 0.10 to 5.70 % Cuyahoga Co
58 April 1923-27____ 6 6% to
PENNSYLVANIA
•5s Bridge 1921-27..AAO 66%tO 5.50% 6 4Ms July 1924, 1929, 1934
68 1921-1938_______ AAO 6 5.50 to 5.50 %
5.10 %
•5s Ref 1922-1939...AAO
NORTH CAROLINA
5'
1939, 1944, 1949-----JAJ 6 5% 4.95%
4a Refunding 1950____ JAJ 78 84 __ 4s Ref 1922 to 1926..AAO
A ’27.JAJ b5A%
4s 1921-1941_______AAO b 5.90 to 5.60 15 Allegheny—4s ’221937.MAN 65M% 5%
4a Building 1951______ JAJ 78 84
4s Street Impt
•Dayton—5s 1923-’32_MAN b 6.10 5.80% %
Albemarle5s6sRef 1941__JAJ 6 7% to 6%
1922-38.. FAA
b5A% 5%
• 6s Gen fund 1928..AAO b 5.75
3Ms 1921 to 1931...AAO 65 M% 5%
Asheville
6
Allegheny Co 4Ms ’43.MAN
5.40%
*5Ms W W Imp1945..FAA b 5.75 5.40%
1944. JAD
5%
3s School 1943_____ JAJ
6
•5s W W Imp
4s Road 1939----------AAO 65 M% 5%
65 M% 0 %
3) 48 1922-1957_____ JAJ 6 6.50 to 6%
4s Bridge 1942_____ FAA
•4Ms Bdge 1933-39.AAO 6 5.75 5.40%
5)4a April 1922_____AAO 6 6.50 to 6%
•4Ms W W Imp 1940.JAD b 5.75 5.40%
3Ms 1932 opt 1922..MAN 65 M% 5%
4) 48 Street 1922-36..FAA
6.50 Dayton SD 5Ms’41-’6lMAS3
88
Altoona—4s ’34 opt ’14.JAJ 86 88
5.50 4s Ref 1930 opt 1910..JAJ 86
•uncombeCo5s’21-’40..JAD 6 6.50 to 6%
5
East Liverpool—4s1923.FAA
1940.JAJ
4) 48 Funding 1939..MAS
6
5
4s Highway ’37 op ’32 JAJ 86 88
08 Bridge 1928-37...AAO 6 6.50 to 6.25 % Elyria 4s 1921 toto ’38.JAD
4s W W 1929-1940 ..JA J
Water 1924
5 Altoona S D 4s ’22 to ’35AAO 86 88
Charlotte-58StASew’29_JAJ
5S
5.75 Beihlehem ’40,D 5M® 1925, 5M 4.25%
58 School 1922-40___ FAA 6 6.50 to 6% 6 •FindlayCltySD 5s’22 -27JAJ
’30, ’35, S ’45, ’50.JAD
6 Braddock 4 Ms ’21-’44.MAN 5M 5.25%
5 J4 a Fund 1922-29..FAA
5
Fostorla—4s 1925___ MAS
5) 4s 1923-1930____ MAN
*58 W W Imp ’22-’40 MAS
4s 1922 to 1935____MAN 5M 5.25%
6
8)4s 1931-1948____MAN
5M
Franklin Co 4s ’22-’25_MAS 6% to 5.75 % Chester—3 Ms 1929___ JAJ 86 5.25%
4)4s Water Mar 1935. JAJ
87
6%
*5s Fl-Emerg ’22-’29.MAS 6 0 % to 5.60 %
4s ’37 opt ’17 tax-exm.JAJ 65M% 5.25%
4)4a Water Oct 1 ’41.AAO
*5 MsHospABge’22-35 FAA
to 5.50 % Chester1930-35-40_____ JAJ 65M% 5.25%
4Ms S D 4Ms’32-’37-’42.
Durham-4 )4sSewALt1940...
’41J AJ
5.50
Hamilton Co *4Ms ’43.FAA
4)48 Fund 1921 to
6.50 to 6%
5.50 Easton—3Ms 1928___AAO 65M% 5.25%
4 H%HOct 1’36 op ’10 AAO
5s Water 1922 to 1945. JAJ b 6.50 to 6%
6
5 Easton 8 D 4s’24 op ’24 FAA 91 93
4s C J’ne 1939. —JAD
5s Fd A Sewer ’21-’39 FAA 6 6.50 to 6%
’22 op’ll JAJ M% 5%
Ironton *4 A W W 1930 JAD
5.75 Erie—43 Street 1925-39.AAO 65 91 93
Granville Co—4 Ms '39 MAN 6 6.50 to 6%
4Ms School
5
Lakewood 4 Ms ’21-’39.AAO
Greensboro—3s W W ’30 JAJ
*4Ms Oct 1945_____AAO
5.50 4 Ms Ref 1934 op ’24..JAJ 65 M%
8 1921-1937_____ FAA M%
*58 ParkAImp ’21-’41AAO b 6% to]5.50% ErieMsD 4s 1921-38___ AAO 65M%
4a Water-Works 1954.JAJ
5.00 4 Ms Jan 1 1930-1940------ 65 M%
•Lawrence Co ’21 to ’25AAO
5s 1934. MAS
Greenville 5s W 1922-24JAJ
Lima 4s 8ewer
4
A Fayette Co 4s Road ’20.AAO 65 M%
_____
08 WaterJuly W ’58.FAA
65
*6a May 1 1925— MAN
6
_____
Iredell Co 38 Aug 1 ’42. FAA
*4 Ms Oct ’21-Oct’30. AAO b 6% to 5.00%
4s Road 1930______ AAO 65 M%
_____
Lee Co 8s Road 1932.. MAN
5 Harrisburg—1920-32...MAS 65 M%
3Ms Ref’30opt ’25..AAO
_____
Lincoln Co 68 1943 A ’48 JAJ
Lorain 5s 1922 to 1932. _JAJ
4s Aug 31
5
_____
68 Bridge 1937 1931. FAA
•5s W W Ref’21-’27.MAS
4s Pub Imp ’22 to ’30 MAS 65 M%
6
Mecklenburg Co—
*08 Fd Sepl5’23-28MAS13 b 6% to 5.65 % Johnstown—
6a Ref Nov 1950___MAN
4 Ms Sept 1 1923___ MAS 65 M%
Lucas Co 4s C-H 1944.MA8
5
68 Fund J922 1936..MAN 6 0.50 to 6%
*5 MsWatSup’22-’30_ MAS b 6% to5.60;%
4 Ms 1925 A1930 opt MAS 65 M%
4)4* 1943-1947 __ MAS
4s BuildingCo1930----------- -5M%
Madlsonvllle (In Cincinnati)
Pitt Co 3s Fund June’39 JAJ
58 1932 opt 1922____J A J ------.1 5 Lackawanna 4s 1944FAA 65M%
...........1
b Baals. /F lat price, ByNominal.
n
Subject subject to
an Bonds Issuer!
of Ohio
Sept. 3 1912,
that •State are to taxation.taxation. amendment to the constitution 1913 are adopted from taxation.bonds l3sued after Jan. 1 1931 by municipalities In
prior to Jan. 1
exempt
B o n d *.

07

STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

[ V ol. 113.

To
To
Bonds
Bid. Aai Net.
Bonds
Hid A ‘ k Not
Bonds
Bid, .4ok. Alet.
1... JAJ 5 0.50
08
Knox Co 1930-1945_____6 5.75 to 5.60 % Lee Co—5s 1922 %op..JA J_____ to 5.85 %~
Lal Hdttir Ji jf’38 opt' 28AAO 65 % «
0
Knoxville5a5s 1940-----MAN . __________ 15. t>5 1 Lynchburg—5a ’261927. JAD_____
MAb 63 %
3 4 Sow D 1934... 1945. 63 %'‘i
0
4 4 a Ref June 1
68 Wat Ref 1922-46. MAS6 6% to 5.75 %
Loucttdior ll 1 4a oMay d ,4 tifl
5.75
1939..JAJ_____
54s Fund 1950 ___MAS .
p4
%
Lower Mcr 4d’22,4’43 MAN 165 %' u
■ ■ ..5,65 44® Pub lrnpt 1940. .JA J_____
5.75
4 4s Pub lmpt
4 4 s Funded Ac 1937 JA D ------- 1______15.80
McK’o't8D4
,
5.75
1951____JA J___
44s Water-wka 1949.JAJ_____ ______j5.65 4 4a Water1934_____JA J___
Nurrlotowo S D 4 ^43 43JAJ|b5.%^
5.80
4a Ref
is June 1 1929_____JAD _____ ______ 6 Newport Oct 44s ’48 JAD_____
Philadelphia—4a 1937.. JAji 80
0
News
Memphis 5a July 1954..JAJ_____|______15.60 4 4s Feb 1953_____ FAA__
5d Jiiii 1951 . . . . . .3AJ 6514
6
58 1921-1927______FAA 6 6.50 to 5.75 % I 4a Street Nov 1 1941 MAN_____
4148 Nov 11948______ JAJ 90
May 1948_____JAJj 90
6
5a River Term ’23-’48AA0 6 6.25 to 6.75 % Norfolk—5a Ren 1923. JAD 56%%,
44s
5s Audit Mkt’25-’49-OAJ 6 6.25 to 5.75 % I 0a Oct 1 1950______ AAO
6% 5.70
48 July 1939_________JAJj S3
41^a Refunding 1926.JAJ
6 ! 5a Municipal 1949 ..F’AA
48 July 1942------------- JAJj 85
5.70
Refunding
5.75
4 4ss St lrnpt Ac 1939 JAJ .
48 Jan l 11940______ .JAJ 85
5.70
'46.FAA.
44s
5.75 5a4 Municipal 1969 . .FAA
48 Nov 1900_______ JAJ 85
5.70
5.75 4 4ss Munlc lmpt ’42 MAS ___
4 4s Park 1947____ JA J.
l%a July 1932_______ JAJ 85
5.70
4 Imp July 1938. MAS'
5.75 4s lrnpt March 1940..JAJ . _
4 4s Street 1947___MAS:..
31^8BJulyl %a1934 . __JAJ 6 585 1
1
5.75
.JAJ
5.75 Petersburg 44® 1952..AAO_____
Phlla D
’24-’43_.JAJ 4
4 4 s 1950.......
5.75
5.75 Portsmouth—-44s 1940 FAA_____
4 4 s Park 1959_____ AAO .
48 1923-194 2_______JAJ;651^
6
5.75 44s Imp Oct 1 1942.AAO_____
4s Water 1933_____ MAN .
Pittsburgh—4Hb’22 ’50JADjbo %‘
0
Memphis 8 D 44® ’59..JAJ .
5.70 44® Bch A Sew 1938.JAJ'_____
4a May ’25 Op ’10-’22 MA N 65 14 l
,
0
Nashville— 1933______ MAS.
48 1922 to 1927____MAN 65 ! t c
6
5a March
5.70 5a Water 1948____JA D _____
48 1922 to 1939__!__ JAJ 65' t ‘
0.25
0a Ref
5a Sch 1922-1945___ JAD 6 6.50 to 5.70 % : Richmond1928..............-JA J_____
4 4 ®'22-‘38 taxable. MAN 65 1, ‘
1922____ JAJ b Is
4 4 s Sewer 1923____ AAO .
0.25 0a July 15a1922-1929..JAJ b 0% 5 H%
3 4a Apr '22 to *30. .AAO 65 *4 c
5.70 0a July 1 1930______ JAJ b 6% 5 * %
4 4a High 1935------JA J.
Plltab 8 D 4 4s'22-’27..JAJ bo% %
4
4 %
4 4 s StreetSch 1940. _JAJ.
5.70 4 4 s Pub Imp 1949..JAJ 6 6 % 5 4%
Reading—4a ’22 to '28.AA0 6- >4 %
4%
5
MAS 65
4a (Tenn C RR) ’24 .MAN _
6% 5 4%
48 1923-19 28 _____ ........55 %%
6
4 4 a StAPkltdSep’29-JAJ
6
4a Sewer 1927______ JAJ
48 1921. 1920, 1931. FAA
4s 1922 to 1930..........JAJ 6% 54%
6%
6
4a' Water 1928______ JAJ
Scranton 4 4® ’21-’41. .FA A bo%'%,
Putnam Co 44s 1941 July 1
6 I 48 1938 to 1943..........JAJ 6% 5 4 %
65 -i %,
5s 1921-1950.......... MAS 65 \%%
4a 1924.........................JAJ 0%
RobertaonCo4a’4 lop’31. J AJ
6
48 1922 1937.........
5.70 4a 1941.......................JAJ 6 % 5 4 %
Shelby Co—4 4sHch,41_JAJ
65 4
4%
4a 1925-’30-’33___ AAO 6514 ' ,
48 1943____________ JAJ
5.70 Roanoke 4 4 s Ref 1936.JAJ 6% 5 4 % 5.80
4a Court House 1955-JAJ 6 5.80
Scrant S D 4a’23 ’28-’33AAO
5
to 5.70 %
5s Sch TEXAS 19491929, 1939,
34a 1921-1932_____FA A 654%
5.80
4 4 s St lmpt May 1940—
Onlontown 4a’28 tax-exMAN 6 5.25
4 4a Pub Bldg 1941. MAN
5.80
Austin 5s 1922-1942___ JAJ 6 6.50 to 5.50 %
Waah’n Co 4 4b ’22-’34 MAN 6 5.25
MAS 6 5.25
5.80
5aSchBgAHos’52op’32JAJ
5.50 4 4a Pub Bldg 1944. MAN
48 1924-1933______
5.80
4s St
Wllkea-Barre3 4a’22-,29FAA 65% %
44% Refg 1922-1946.JAJ 6 6.50 ito 5.50 % Stafford lmpt5s1936____JAJ
6 Tazewell Co 5a 1942___JAJ 6.50 to 6% 5 4
Beaumont 5a ’52 op ’32. AAO
4s 1922 to 1935_____JAJ 65%%
Co 1923-46-JAJb
5s Water Works 1954.MAS
4 4b Imp Ser I ’22-’38AAO 65% %
4a 1942 opt 1922____JAD
449 1931-1940_____JAJ 65 %%
8
WASHINGTON
Cleburne5aWW’52op’32.JAJ
5.75
4 4« Imp 1940-1945. .JAJ 65%%
’22-’31__JAD
5.80 Aberdeen 5 4 s 1926___ AAO b 0% to 5 4 5.87
%
Wdisport 34s ’29op’09MAS 65%%
Dallas—5s 1931______ JAD
Bellingham '35
York 4 4a 1924-1943... FAA 65% %
58 g Aug 1928______ FAA 6 6.25
6 Clarke Co 5a5a op ’25 Jan 1
5.75
5s 1922-1960______ MAN 6 6.25 to 5.60
fork RHODE 1921-’32_MAN 65%%
Co 34s ISLAND
5.75
44a Sch 1922-1952. MAN
to 5.00 1 j Everett 5a July 15 1931.JAJ
5.75
5a June 1936----------JAD
44s 1924,1928,1938,19390
ib Charlt Inat 1905___MAS
5.60
King Co—5a 1928-------MAS
J48 gold 8 H 1934____JAJ
5.60
May
4a 1942, '43, op '17..AAO|.____ ______ 5.00 58 C’t House '33 opt FAA
Water ’47 ’44, '45.JAJ 6 6% to 5.60 %
Bristol—34sg 1930...MAS
5.60
5a Road 1935______ Novi
Cent Falls 4s %l-’30.. FAA
4a School 1922-’51 — JAJ 6 6.50 to 5.40 %
44atlarb
5.60
DallaaCo4 4aSep 10’51Aprl0..........
5.60 Lewis Co 5a opt ’22-’30. MAS
E Prov’ce 4a J’ne 15 ’47 JAD
1923 -32 . .
%
5a Vlad A Bdge Feb 101
Johnston 44b 1925,
b 6% to 54 5.00
Co 44s
5.60 PacificCo 5a ref July 1 ’28-’36
1930, 1935, 1940___MAN
1954 op 1924_____ Apr 10...........
to 5.50 % ElPaao5aWWPurch'50.AAO..........
5.75
’25op’15AAO
5.80 Pierce 1 1928-37 — Sept
Lincoln—4a 1928____AAO
5.60
Sept
5.80; 5a Ref 1926 opt 1916 .MAS
to 5'. 15 %" 5s Fund 1951 opt ’31.MAS-------Newport—44b ’22-’39 MAS
5.75
4a
5.80 Port of Seattle oa’2 1 ’55MAS b
op '35.JA J-------54s June 1 1922-1958___
to 5.10 % 58 School 1955 1948..FA A-------5a Imp Aug 1
5.80 44a Jan 1922-1955— JAJ;b 6% to 5 4 Jo
48 gold 1927_______ FAA
Fort Worth—6s 1922..FAA'-------6.50 Seattle—5s 1922-1930. .JAJ b 6% to 5 4 %
4s May 15 Sch 1954 JAD
5a Apr 1951 opt ’31..AAO-------34s g High1948____ MAN
5.70
5.60 6a L A P Sya 1927-41. AAO . 0% to100 ,
5s 1929-1934_______ JAD 6 5.65 to 5.80 %
Pawtucket—44 s 1950.JAJ
44s Sewer 1927___ MASib 0% to 5.70 %
5a 1935-1959_______JA D ______
5.60 44a Water 1931----- JAJ b
44®. Sewer 1952____JAD
44sStImp’48opaft.’28JAJ_____
5.60 44a Light ext 1932..JAJ b 0% to 5.70 %
4s Water 1937_____ MAN
4 4a Sch’49 op aft’29. J AD_____
5.60: 4s Lib Oct 15 ’22-AA015 6% to 5.70,%
3 4s 1922_________ JAD
5.60 4s April 1 1929____AAO 6% to 5.70 %
Providence 4a 1927 __AAO
4a Refunding 1941— JA J-------4s Jan 1 1945_______ JAJ
Galveston— 1932-1936 JAJ|_____
Seattle SD Nol 4 4 s’24 MAN 6 % to 5.70 %
%
5s LIm debt
6
4s July 1956............ ..JA J
44s Mar ’22 to ’3 1 ..MAS 6% to 5.70 5.75
5a Grade Rais 1944..AAO_____
. 34s Sch A Br 1929.. MAN
6
6 % to 5.70 %
Snohomish Co 5s ’31 op aft' 21
5s school 1921-1954.MAS,_____
6
3s Sew A Imp 1929. . MAN
5.75
Spokane 5s Park 1927..JAD
5a 1922-1956............AAO_____
Westerly—4s 1927___MAS
6
5.50
44a Bdge Const 1931 JAJ
44a Grad Ac’48op’28 JA J_____
34a Water Feb 1929. FAA
6
5.50
44s Water 1935------ JAJ
W6s Fund 1924-1935..MAN
xmaocket 4 4 s Fd ’41 JAD
44sGrad Ac’49op’29 AAO_____
6
5.50
4 4 s Bridge1962--------JAJ
Park 1922-36..JAJ
to 5.65 % Galveston County— AAO_____
5.75 4 %s
6s Fund 1936-1961 ..MAN b 5.60 to 5.50 %
5s Bd Apr 10 ’51op’31
%
4s Water July 1 4 s’29JAJ b 6% to 5.60 5.75
1925. JAJ
5.50 SpokaneSDNo81 4
4 4 s Funding 1944..MAN 844
Harris Co 4a '47 op '17.AAO_____
5.50
58 Funded 1922-1959. AAO b 6% to 5 4 % Houston—
1 1931___MAN
5.50
4a Funding 1947___ AAO 77%
5s Sew Nov 15 1939.MAN_____
5.60 44a May 1921-1922..FAA
4s Aug 1
6
5a RefOctl6’41 op’31 AAO_____
5.50 Spokane Co 4a '21 op ’11JAD
34a Wat May 1 ’31.MAN 81
6
5a M unlm p’26-f36._FAA6 6% to 5.70 % | Stevens Co—4 4 s ’29 op ’lib _
SOUTH CAROLINA
5.75
44s Sept 1921-1952 MAN 6 5.50 to 6%
*4s Blue 1928_______ JAJ 90 95
%
4 4a Oct 26 ’38 op’28 AAO_____ . . . 5.70 Tacoma—5s ’22-'33-----JAD b 6% to 5.60 5.60
4i Refund 1952 Oct 1932. JAJ SO 85
op ’22.AAO
4 4 s Lt A Pow 1929..JAJ
Charleston—5a
6.50 Port Arthur 5a 1921-56 MAS& 6.50 to 6% %
5.60
4 4 Refdg 1931-----AAO
6
44s 1928_________ AAO
SanAntonio—5s’23-’53MAS6 5.90 to 5.50 %
343s Jan 1 1939------ JAJ
54
5s Sept 1921-’53-----MAS6 5.90 to 5.50 %
4a Sewer 1929______ AAO
6
5.75 5a Sept 1931-1959 .............6 5.90 to 5.50 %
48 Refg ’38 (tax-exm).JAJ
WEST VIRGINIA
Cheraw 5s ’52 op ’32..July 1
5s St Imp Dlst No 2 1943. b 5.90
6
Clarendon Co—
San Antonio S D 5s ’56. FAA_____ to 5.50 % CUarleaton1939..........--JcM 794 81 5.80
. . . 6 34s Jan 1 4 4®’‘H op’27JAJ_____
6a May 15’36-40 MAN 15
6 Tarrant Co—5s Road A Bdg
%
5.S5 Clarksburg 5s ’21-’53.AAOb 6.50 to 5.SoI5.S3
Apr 10 ’52 op ’22. .Apr 10_____
Columbia 5s Ref 1941.MAS
6
Waco—5s Nov 1 1934-MAN_____
5.80 ClarkabgSD 5a’41 op’21MAS_____ _____
4 4 s Water 1945____ JAJ
6
Hancock County—5s Grant
5.80 Road Dlat ’46 op ’32. MAN_____
Greenville—5a 1940___ JAJ
5s Water-Wks 1942__JAJ_____
6
6.25
5a Street 1942_____ -JAJ
5s Sewer 1937---------JA J_____
5.70 Huntington 5a 1944— -O ct_____
6
6
5s Water 1958
4a Jan 1 1931------------- ------6
6
Martlnaburg5a’43op’29pecl_____
6
Greenville Co44®’40~’55JAJ
Wichita Falls 6s 1950MAN_____
6
6
6
Richland Co 5s 1933__JAJ
5a Feb 10 I960. FAA 10_____ 89 6 MercerCo5 s’44 op’ 2 4 AAO 1 5 _____
6
6
Parkersburg 4s Wat ’29 June_____
UNITED STATES—See page 49
6
6
44s June 1 1933-----JA D _____
Spartanburg 44s ’35 .AAO
UTAH
I
6
6
1924
5.50 Wheeling—6s24 op op..N ov_____.
5a Sept 1 1939--------6 54s April 1 1941--------AAO ..
s Bdge
’06-July .
Spartanburg County—
5.60 4 4 Ref 1922 to 1936..July b.6.25 to 5. S5| 6
5s Capitol Bldg 1934— JA J.
%
5.60 4s
4 4a 1923-1927____MAN
6.25 44s Capitol Bldg 1934. AAO .
SOUTH DAKOTA
5.50
4 4 s Road 1 1939_____ JA J.
1939_______JAJ:.
W SC NSIN
5.50 Appleton I44bO 1922-32. FAA b 6% to
b 5.70 5.60%
b 5.70 to 5.60 % 443 July Bldg 1934— JAJJ._
5.60 Fond du Lac 4 4 s ’22-’35 Mar b
54 %
4s Capitol
6% to 5.50 %
to 5.60 %
5i June 1 1924-'39_
4s Capitol Bldg 1924 JA
6
b 5.50 to 5.75 % Box ElderCo4 4®Sch’— FAA .
32
5a Highway ’24-’28.
6 Green Bay 44® ’22-’33.JAJb 6 %
54
5.75 6s W W 1921-1935.-MAN b 6.25 ito 5.70 %
JA J.
V 5.60 1 Ogden—44 s 1929------ JAD _
6s W W 1936-1960..MAN
5.50 %
5.75 LaCrosse44®’32op’22 FAA b 6% to ___5.60
44s Refunding 1932.
6
4 4 s Ref Wat
5.75 4s Water ’31 op ’21..JAD._
54 Ogden S D 4a ’221933...MAN..
___5.60
op ’12.JAJ
5.85
1931.AAO.
5.70 Salt Lake 1921-1928...MASb 6.50 6% 6 Madison—4s Oct’22-’32.JAJb 6% to 5.70 5.60
City 44a ’24.JAJ 5
%
Marshfield 449
5.70 5s Ref
54a TENNESSEE
Dec 1 1940..
6 .50 6%
G
b 6% to
5a Refund 1941____ JAJ 6 5.75 5 .6 0 % --- Milwaukee 5sl922-1939 JAJ b H t o 5.45 ‘ L
o
1922-1939______J IAJ
6 5 75 to 5 25
44s May 1 1934___MAN b 5 .7 5 5 .6 0 % --- os Jan 1922-1940------- AJ b 6% to 5.4o %
b 5.7c to 5.25 o 4S S A W1934______ MAN b 5.75 5 .6 0 % --- os July 1922-1940----- JAJb 6%' to 5.45 *
4 s ref ’25 opt ’15. AAO 6
5.45 s
5s
5
6 5.75 too 25 %
44s
4s;
b 5.7 c too 25
Salt Lake City1932____ FAA 6.501_____ 5.40 44 ss 1922-1939____ JAJb 6% to 5.45
S D 4s’30JAJ.......... 6% 5.40 4 4 1922-1939------- JAJb 6%, to 5.45
1 6 5.75 to 5.25
44s Feb 1
if
%s W W Jan ’22-’32. JAJ b
Blount Co 5a 1926,
4 4a Aug 1 1933____FAA_____ _____ 5.40 4 43 Park 1922-1935.-JAJ b 6% to 5.43 %
4s Viaduct 1922 to ’26 JAJ b 6% to 5.45 %
5.15
1b 6.50 to 5.70 % Salt L Co E 4 sM’26op’16 FAA
4 R ONT
4
6% to
_____
V
5.Vo
Milwaukee Co 4s’21-’25MAS b 6% to 5.70 %
5 _____
..........
5.60 4 4 s Oct 1 1921-1949- .AAO
%
Oshkosh 4® Ref ’22-’30_ FAA b 6% to 5 .6 0 %
5.70 Barre—34s’22 op 1918.JAJ 97
5.60
Racine 4 4 4b 1922-34.. FAA b 60 to ___I 6
_____
6.50, Mlddlebury 4s’41op’21 MAN 80
4s School 1922-1923. FAA-------Cocke Co Rd A Brge—
Rutland—4a g N I A
Racine Co 4s ’22 to ’23. FAA-------- ___I 6
V
b 6.25 to 6 % 5.75 6s deferredI R G I1924__MAN 93
6s 1930-1940_______
..........
- b 3540 to
60
ctfs 1871___ JAJ
..........
Wausau—44® ’22-'33.AAO,i> 6 %- to 5.30 %
5.75 Brown Bros ctfs
L _____
6
“Rlddleberger” 1932 opt
1 ..........
5.80 3a 1900 . . . .................. JAJ 82 83 —
Hamilton Co 5a 1935.
WYOMING
) _____
5.80 3a Funded debt 1991__JAJ 614
0s Pub Bldg 1922 s...J u A
>_____
5.SO Danville—4s Refg 1931.JAJ ...........
6 Ohevanne 5a '31 opa’ll FAly ....
>_____
5. SO
5.80 4 4a Ref Aug 1942
b Basis. Flat price, n Nominal
To

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.

Quotations In this department are given per share, not per oent, exoept for stooks of Canadian Institutions, and arc
•a near as possible for the closing day o f the m o n th preced in g the date o f issu e , though often are nominal. An asterisk (•)
ienotes sales.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the national banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for all other Insti­
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direot returns being prooured by us where no periodic statements are required. F o r
the Clearing House banks of New York, Philadelphia and Boston, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement
ALABAMA—N a t . b a n ka

A pr.

C a p ita l.

28; Sln<« in a titu tio n a

Birmingham—
t
Amer Tr A BarA S. 500,000
Bk. 500,000
Blrmlng’m Tr
Flrst National Bank 1,500,000
Traders’ Nat Bank. 250,000
M National
300,000
First obile- Bank 200,000
Merchants’ Bank.. 200,000
People’s Bank____
Montgomery—
200,000
Capital Nat Bank. 300,000
Exchange Nat Bank 1,000,000
First National Bank
Fourth Nat Bank.. 500,000
Alabama BkATr Co 300,000
Union Bk & Tr Co. 100,000

S urplus 1

Gross

A P r o fits . D e p o s its . P a r . B iA .

S

1 8 ,3 6s4 ,7 9 0

Per
160
285
290
145
Per
|
9 7 2 ,0 7 7 | 1 2 ,1 6 4 ,4 7 6 100 415
4 2 0 ,0 0 0 6 ,3 0 0 ,7 0 0 100 390
312,0871 5 ,7 8 1 ,9 0 9 100 265

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

CALIFORNIA—(Concluded)

lateat r e tu r n a.

100
1 3,1 9 2 ,7 1 7 100
2 4 ,7 1 4 ,7 1 1 100
3 ,0 1 4 ,0 9 8 100

Ask.
s h a re .
175
300
310
180
sha re .

Capital. < Burplue Deposite. Par . B iA . A s k .
♦ Profits Oroes
San Diego—
S
$
%
First National Bank 1,000,000 150 503 11,142 172 100 Per share.
250,000
100

Merchants’ Nat Bk
San Diego Sav Bk_ 200,000 630/J71 2,828,917 100
473,171 7,275 443 100
Hecur Comrn A S B 163,000 59,00 1,650 000 100
Union Nat Bank__ 200,000 74,379 1,225,280 100
100,000 z)10,914 uI,772 119
SoutbernTr A N Bk
420 United States Com­
merce Bank___ 1,000,000 281,371 12,788,747 100
400
San Francisco—
275
American Nat Bank 2,000,000 784,820 13,762,690 100
I
Per s h a re . Anglo London-Parls 5,000,000 3,430,949 71,824,773 100 130 135
National Bank.. 8,500,000 8,660,772
S49.674 s i . 0 83 .3 1 5 100 100 104
100
1 51 ,6 15 ! 1 ,9 8 2 ,9 3 4 100
Bank of Calif, N A. 9,000,000 4,126,736 63,066,789 100 _____
105
140840003 250 200 ___.
Bank of Italy------ 130,000
498,3771 3 .3 7 0 ,7 2 0 100 135 140
202,704 2,867,971
1 4 3 ,1 3 1 1 3 ,6 3 3 ,7 1 4 100 107 111
Columbus S A LSoc 2,000,000 5,889,772 28,744,728 100 __
Crocker Nat Bank 650,000 245.000 2,763,000 100
3 7 ,0 0 0
9 0 0 .0 0 0 100 100 103
Don’hoe-KellyBank 3,000,000 2,355,374 22,936,242 100 210 230
BCo
1 1 5 ,5 9 7 1 1 ,1 8 8 ,0 9 4 100 150 170
First National
French-AmBkofSav 1,000,000 561,094 12,767,310 too 105
1,000,000
San Fran SA L Bk 1,000,000 2,591,000 67,792,431 1000 120
ARIZONA—Nat. banks Apr. 28; State institutions latest returns.
Humboldt Sav Soc
465,929 16,479,077 100
293,447 10,972,275
130 _
Per share. Italian-Amer Bank. 1,250,000
PI oenlx—
Merchants’ Nat Bk 1,500,000 s351,997 89,129,247 165 75 80
2 3 ,2 7 4 3 ,7 ,3 31 100
Nat Bk of Arizona. 200,000 s3 6 2 .4 2 0 s 3 ,7 469 .7 0 0 100L_.
Mission Sav Bank. 495,300 355,919 6,500,869 100
188,173
2
6
Phoenix Nat A Tr.
350
Security Sav Bank 6,000,000 5,624,470 4,335,899 250
500,000
3 ,4 4 0 2 ,0 1 8 .0 2 0
Phoenix 8 Bk Bank. 200,000 2 0 4 ,3 7 7 4 ,3 6 2 ,9 1 5
100,000
51,798,149 100
Wells Far Nev Nat 1,500,000 1,045,937 27.750,869 too 148 156 34
Valley Bank-------- 500,000 2 3
160
Anglo-Calif Tr Co. 1,500,000 728,474 20,719,230 50
ARKANSAS— Nat. banks Apr. 28; State institutions latest returns.
First Federal Tr Co
Per share. Union Trust Co__ l^OOiOOO 2,431,744 31,706,925 800
Little Rock—
Per share,
San Jose—
Am Bk of Com A Tr 750.000 281, ,204 ,169,303 25
363,440
100
Bank of San Jose.. 300,000 461,407
823,947
Central Bank____ 200.000 44 ,728 ,103,497i 100
100
First National Bank 500^000 179,112 6,602,033 100
England Nat Bank. 300.000 210 792 ,169,799 100
61,
Security Sav Bank 100,000 131,291 2,809,177 100
674
Exchange Nat Bank 300.000 41, 577 681.794
1,658,913
Security State Bank 100,000
Commercial Trust. 100.000
Gard C Bk A Tr Co 500,000 638,869 8,167,430 100
25
People’s Sav Bank. 200,000 81, 994 ,970,137 too
Stockton—
84, 309
Bankers Trust Co. 300.000 167, 776 ,281,792 25
199,592
City Bank----------- 400,000 306,707 3,299,861 80
SouthemTrust Co.. 500.000 309, 241 ,745,675 100
Comm’l A Sav Bk. 500,000 405,000
Union A Merc TrCo 400.000 328, 171 ,678,203 .
1.483,000 100 .... ___
First National Bank. 2o6;66o
,137,013
W Plne B lu ffB Worthen Co._ 200.000
Per s h a re .
CANADA—See last page.
Citizens’ Bank___ 300.000 212 000. „ ,093,774 .
74,
751,771 25
CottonB.elt SAT Co 100.000 221, 297! 2 ,406.900 25
COLORADO— Nat. banka Apr. 28; State institutions latest r e tu r n s .
102
Merch A Plant Bk. 175.000
Colorado Spgs—
Per sha re .
Slmmons Nat Bank 200.000 s270, 347 s 2 ,714,717 100
Colorado Spgs Bank 100,000 196,970 2 .0 66 ,7 75 100
Sav N B. 60,000
CALIFORNIA— Nat. banks Apr. 28; State institutions latest returns.
Colorado
1113,944 11,913,191 100
Exchange Nat Bank 300.000 2 90,337 5 ,4 6 0 ,7 4 0 100
300.000 5 61,144 4 ,8 41 ,7 91 100
Per share. First National Bank
Berkeley—
Colo Title A TrC o. 300.000 113,929 1 ,530,476 100 Per
1 0 ,5 5 0 ,7 0 9
Berkeley Bk of S<fcT 466,300
Denver—
share.
First National Bank 300,000 335^977 5 ,0 7 3 ,2 3 2
Central S Bk A Tr. 500.000 3 16,377 8 ,2 0 5 ,6 6 7 100
46,744
City Bank_______ 120.000 1,9 20 ,9 70 2 4 ,0701,927 100
Fresno—
500.000
9 4 ,9 9 4
ColoradoNat Bank. 1,000,000 1 ,449,123 1 9,901,997 100
5 36 ,0 0 4 8 5 ,1 1 2 100
Fidelity Tr & Sav 1,000,000 9 75 ,1 79 8 ,5 7 1 ,5 9 5 100
Denver Nat Bank
500,000
First National Bank 200^000 19,47 4 1 ,3 4 4 ,0 6 8
Drovers Nat Bank. 1,250,000 56,379 S30.799
200.000
.2 3
Growers Nat Bank
First National Bank
1,1 25 ,3 62 3 0 ,14 8,16 5 100
Union Nat Bank . 150,000 3 71 ,4 77 3 .8 9 3 ,6 3 6 100
Globe NatNat Bank 350,00(> 198,224 5 .2 18 ,0 77 100
Bank__ 100,000 60,224 1 ,448,736
Per sha re. Hamilton
Los Angeles—
Merchants’
125.000 33,774 1 ,245,738
,4 5 3 ,0 7 7
Citizens’ Nat Bank 1,800,000 1t)205,998 2 7 ,2 4 7 ,0 0 7 100 255 265 Stock YardsBank.. 250.000 1104,194 12,192,742 100
v 7 , 4 91 ,1 76
100 199 205 U S National NatBk 400.000 833,637 12,516,736 100
Commercial Nat Bk 300,000
Bank.
Continental Nat
300,000 181,000 1 3,427,140
A Tr Co.. 5 00 .0 00
Farmers A MerBank 3,000,000 3 ,5 0 7 ,4 9 7 5 0 ,8 3 2 ,7 8 6 166 §66 440 Amer BkTrust Co.. 1,000,000 386,979 7 ,4 69 ,7 73 100
Nat 1,500,000 2 ,2 3 8 .1 4 4 2 7 ,8 1 3 ,7 3 5 100
2 50,000 1 ,694,756
Bankers
First Tr A Sav
Hibernia
Co 100.000 36,809
3 3 ,3 0 9 ,6 8 2
Guar National Bk. 2,000,000 1 ,9 6 7 ,9 4 1 3 2 ,4 4 0 ,3 1 2 100 250 265 Guardian BkATrCo. 240.000 27,729 1,3 85 ,7 17 100
Trust
954,729
California Bank. 2,000,000 5 7 4 ,3 9 0
100 180
1,500 000 8 2 ,9 4 7 2 5 ,9 3 6 ,9 0 2 100 175 195 Home Sav A Tr Co 500.000 140,730 ,9 1 6 ,1 0 2
Merchants’ Nat Bk 3,150,000 3 ,26 3 0 ,0 2 4 9 1 ,7 2 7 ,1 1 3 100 290 195 InternationalTrust- 200.000 805,075 131,516,066 100
Security Tr A 8 Bk. 1,425,000 5 6 5 ,8 7 7
315
Interstate Trust Co 200.000 100,942 2 ,9 8 9 ,7 0 2
100
Heilman Com T A S 900!000 6 4 8 ,5 9 0 3 2 ,6 8 7 ,8 8 9 100
Leadville—
" ' P e r share.
Citizens Tr A SSBk. 3,000,000 2 ,1 2 5 ,4 2 7 1 5 ,4 4 3 ,7 6 9 100
Tr A Bk
664,772
American Nat Bank 100,000 23,971 1 ,369,796 100
Los Ang
4 7 ,4 4 3 ,9 2 9
Carbonate Nat Bk. 100,000 25, 37
100
U 8 National Bank. 200,000 1 54 ,5 14 2 ,5 6 5 ,1 1 1 100
175
Pueblo—
Union Bank A T r.. 1,000,000 170 ,7 00 6 ,2 9 1 ,9 0 5
125 140
First National Bank 500.000 1,330,477 10.041,275 too
106,170 1,548,971
100.000
Per share. Western Nat Bank.
Oakland—
Pueblo Sav A Tr Co 100.000 200,731' 4,199.739
30
Central Sav Bank.. 1,000,000 8 40 .0 0 0 2 1,7 9 4 ,2 0 3 100
000,000
Central Nat Bank. 2 83 ,7 00 1 ,4 7 0 ,0 0 0 1 4,6 5 0 ,0 0 0 100
,4 1 0
Farmers A MerBank 600,000 2 3 7 ,76 9 3 ,4 7 3 ,0 0 0 100 175 210 CONNECTICUT— Nat. banks Apr. 28; State institutions latest returns.
First National Bk.
2 0 ,0 0 0 7 ,5 0 0
Per s h a r e .
First Savings Bank. 600,000 170 ,7 10 8 ,4 8 4 ,6 6 0
Bridgeport—
Oakland Bk of Sav. 1,500,000 1 .8 3 6 .8 9 8 4 1 ,1 2 0 .0 3 2 75
100 160 175
City National Bank 1,000,000 953,069 8.1S3.975 100 170 175
State Savings Bank 100,000 2 16 ,0 77 1 ,2 4 7 ,9 1 5 100
First N atBk_____ 2 000,000 2,073,100 12,768,829 100 160 165
7,766,373
Bridgeport A Co..
Pasadena—
Amer Bank TrTr Co 1,000,000 400,000 4.0S7.068 100 135 175
200,000 107,017 1,131,913 100 170
First National Bank 300,000 169.117
,2 8 _
West Side Bank__ 100,000 43,792
Per sha re .
Security Nat Bauk. 3100,000 8146.347 s 3 ,89824,9 3 4 100
8 38.767 l,5
3
Hartford—
Nat Bank A Tr Co. 00 ,0 0 0
so, 0 7 7 ,7 1 5
City Bank A Tr Co 600,000 400,671 13,945,126 100 150 250
30
First Tr A Sav Bk. 600,000 155,871 4 ,6 6 7 ,9 7 3
Conn River Bkg Co 150,000 615,040 2,738,745 100
225
7.822,222
First National Bank 1,150,000 1,353,320 12,349,903 100
Sacramento—
Per sha re . Hartford-Aetna NB 2,000,000 3,054,197
220
125
California Nat Bk. 1,000,000 8342.579 810124270 100
1.247.124 100
Mutual Bk A Tr Co 300,000 71,200 12.337.036 100
290
California Tr A 8 B 6 00 ,0 00 4 21 ,0 6 6 1 1 .2 3 9 .0 9 2
Phoenix Nat Bank. 1,000.000 1,439,787 5,456.942 100
450
Farm A Mech S Bk 5 00 ,0 0 0 2 55 .0 0 0 4 ,7 2 2 ,7 4 8 166
3 5 0 ,0 0 0
State Bank A Tr Co 400,000 816,824 4,093.229 100 500
N B D O Mills
70
6 ,1 1 3 ,7 0 4 100
United States Bank 100,000 432,294 2,686,611 100
People’s Bank.A Co 8 00 ,0 0 0 1 ,1196 ,9 2 7 7 .4 0 4 .9 7 9 100
.4 99
320
Fidelity Trust Co.. 200,000 216,599
Sac-San Joaquin Bk 1 ,6 00 000 1 53 .6 44 2 4 .0 6 4 .8 9 0 100
Hartfond-Conn Tr 1,250,000 2,155,505 13.004.S07 inn
315
C St Tr C o ___
San Bernardino
39,832 1,010.347 100 125 155
Parko...................... 100,000 258,776 2,000,090 1UU 245 300
California State Bk 100,000 5 0 .0 0 0 9 5 6 ,0 0 0
Riverside Trust Co. 150,000
3,152,452 100
Farmers’ Exch Nat 100,000 8 5 ,3 9 2 1 ,7 7 7 ,7 5 2 100
430
Security Trust Co. 300,000 475,121 2,839,995 ion
Travelers B A TrCo 100,000 139,217
Per s h a r e .
New Haven—
200,000 99,227 2,643,790 100
Bway Bk A Tr Co 1 000 000 1 212,694 11,226,719 100
First National Bank 300,000 741,497 8,445.930 60
Mechanics’ Bank.. 500,000 667,037 0,819,146 50
Merchants’ Nat Bk 1,200,000 1,792,597 5,069,711 100
New Hav Bk N B A
Nat Tradesm’s Bk. *500,000 634,419 2,760,949 100
5,411,141 100
8econd Nat Bank_. 750 000 968,237 3 665 772 100
Un A N Hav Tr Co 650.000 785,277
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* Sale price.
Includes First Fed. Tr. Co. stk. s Feb. 21 1921
I Sept. 8 1920. a April 20 1920. n tCapital 1919. berincreased.1919.Ex-dlvldend. 1920.
Dec. 29 1920. Nov. 17 Is to Dec. 31 * e Nov. 15 A Ex-rights,
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Surplus
Qru96
Jb Profits. Dapuata. Par .

Bid. Asi.
Aurora—
t
*
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Aurora Nat Bank.. 100,000 314.559 2,555,571 100 e.Vom inal.
First National Bank 100,000 211,307 3,041,199 100
American Nat Bank 100,000 e221,100 e2,318,338 100
Merchants
Uncas Nat Bank
100,000 47,559 572,947 100 105e t sha re. Old Second Nat Bk 200,000 o220,748 al2,154,770 100
Nat Bk 100,000 220,037 ,578,231 100
B
Waterbury—
Aurora Tr & Sav Bk 100,000 74,279 1,021,114 100
2,932.321 100 145
Citizens' Nat Bank 300,000 276,447
Chicago—
share
Manufac's' Nat Bk 200,000 316,577 4,793,169 100 173
Aetna State Bank.. 200,000
47,927 2.340,415 100 125
75
Waterbury Nat Bk 500,000 511,071 2,699,873 50 285
Ainer State Bank..
205
Colonial Trust Co. 500,000 021,143 5,809,416 100 175
Atlas Erch Nat Bk. 000,000 275,397 6 020,496 100
60,397 1,481,767 100
200,000
Merchants Tr Co.. 200,000 228,544 2,870,434 100 100
Austin State Bank. 200,000 150,397 4,856.735 100 226 250
Waterbury Tr Co.. 300,000 137,747 3,106,606 100
100 200
Calumet Nat Bank
Capital StateSavBk 300.000 158,390 4,938,011 100 180
52,027 2,346,341
200.000
DELAWARE— N a t b a n k s April 28. State i n s t itu ti o n s latest r e tu r n s
Central Mfg Dls Bk 500.000 342,267 5,460,736 100 245 255
250.000 157,899 3,974,239 100 160 170
Per sha re . Citizens State Bk_.
Wilmington—
267377273
291
& Cornm
Central Nat Bank. 210,000 166.774 1,421,831 100 105 112 Cont Exch Nat N B 23,000,000 19,889,077 94,622,225 100 288 352
100
Corn
Farmers' Bank.
50 120
800,000 734,690 9,515,384 100 145 130 Cosmopolitan StBk. 8,000,000 11,659,174 5,783,927 100 347
140
155 Depositors State Bk 500.000 169,229
Nat Bk of Delaware 110,000 190,779 1.459.042
100
Bk
Union Nat Bank__ 203.175 812.379 3,739,766 28 85 90 Drexel State Bank. 300.000 222,912 4,133,722 100 215 230
250,979 7,135,141
194 200
350.000
Delaware Trust Co
4,933,239 100 130 140
100
Equitable Trust Co 882.700 302,461 3,498,912 100 275 300 Drovers Nat Bank. 1 ,000,000 684,990 12,241.671 100 230 237
500,0001 800,000 5,011,972 100 260 285 Englewood State Bk
89,290 4,124,957
181 190
Security T&S D Co 600,000 883,690
200.000
100
Wilmington Tr Co. 1,000,000I 1,105,294 11,443,775 50 112 120 First National Bank 12,500,000 16,506,141 175108,724 100 380 385
6,161,944
370
First Nat Englew’d 130.000 403,447 31,804,943
100
BgCo 1.500.000 2,168,177
DIST. OP COLUMBIA—N a t batiks Apr. 28; other m a ts . latest r e tu r n s . Foreman BrosN Bk. 8,000,000 3,056,204 52,076,178 100 207 213
Ft Dearborn
63,967 4,162.411 100 200 208
Per share Garfield Pk St 8 Bk
175
1,930,941
American 'sat Bank 600,000 313,727 4,362,640 100 -G64 183 Halsted St State Bk 200.000 88,377 3,527,933 100 160 180
200,000
170
Columbia Nat Bank 230,000 342,297 2,699.560 100 175
Hyde Pk State Bk. 200,000 164,091 3,535,668 100 200 210
100
46,124
Commercial Nat Bk 1 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 468.607 12,611.739 100 I167H
Independ’e State Bk
75,719 3,190.272
205
Bank of Com & 8ar 100 ,00 0 62,734 1,167,198 10 il51
Irving Park Nat Bk 200,000 383,499 13,256,794 100 285 290
100,000
District Nat Bank. 850.000 467,012 6,394,918 100 170
Kaspar State Bank 800,000 171,397 2.881,909 100
100
Oupont Nat Bank. 2 0 0 .0 0 0 59,707 1,846,415
Krause StateSav Bk
3,658,940
Farm & Mecb Nat- 232,000 e356,407 «2,113,652 100 x'215 225 Lake View State Bk 200,000 66,147 3,539,772 100 125 400
200,000
90.992
Federal Nat Bank.
100 375
Lawndale State Bk.
2,341,793
115 125
Franklin Nat Bank 300.000 378,879 4,148,916 100 1172 180 Lincoln State Bank 250.000 32,674 13,629.713 100 205 215
223.000 97,579
200.000
1,279,491
100
Liberty Nat Bank.. 230,000 53,277 3,103,497 100 120
Live Stk Exch N Bk 1.230.000 228,077 4,898,712 100 205 210
1,429,799 lo o zl62
Lincoln Nat Bank. 300,000 1372,269 14,798,933
Mad & KedStateBk 500.000 92,347 2,004,909 100 154 158
Merchants’ Bank.. 300,000 101,247 1,952,022
Mech & Trad St Bk 200.000 1,791,990 26,156,735 100 140 145
147
Nat Bank of Wash. 1,030,000 668,390 7,026,472 166 180
Nat Bk of Republic
Nat Capital Bank. 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 e258.72U el,471,368 100 zl70
100 143
National City Bank 2 ,, 000,000 1,654,774 28,024,173 100 157 147
Nat Metrpo Bank. 800,000 845,017 9,887,781 100 215
Nat Produce Bank 2 000,000 290,710 5,645,469 100 150 160
600,000 106,579 7,074,749
Riggs Nat Bank__ 0 0 0 ,0 0 0
100
Bk 200,000
Second Nat Bank.. 1 500,000 2,546,430 23,000,453 100 440 165 North Ave State Bk 200,000 101,917 3,278,491 100
NoSldeState Sav
315,577 3,094,624 100
3,328,547
165
5,668,100
8ecur Secur & TrCo 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 108,977
197 230 Noel State
Amer Sav&Com Bk 3,400,000 2,725,777 21,990,930 100 220 227 Ogden Ave Bank__ 500.000 197,684 1,175,588 100 150 ..........
100
StateBk 200.000 44,144
Continental Tr Co. 1 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 211,301 2,786,794 100 xlOO 103 People’s Stock Y’ds
Nat 8av & Tr Co_. 1 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 1,797,507 9,488,799 100 270 280
284,817 14,975,094 100 320 330
State
78,477 1,837,167 100
Munsev Trust Co.. 0 0
Phillip State Bank 780.000 62,627 2,722,709 100 200
200.000
Union 8av Bank__ 2 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 312,577 4,231,763
0 ,0 0 0
51,121 1,655,497
PloneerStateSavBk 200,000 49,177 5,216.922 100 282 287
112
Union Trust Co__ 2 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 649,072 5,787,766 165 xllSVi
Reliance State Bank 200,000 78,174 3,164,694 100 150
United States 8 Bk 100 ,00 0 87,444 2,974,906
200
Wash Loan & Tr Co 1.000,000 1,564,309 10,609.737 lo o 254 250 Roseland State S B 200,000 139,307 4,348,737 100 272 297
275 Schlff State Bank.. 200,000 189,292 4,227,006 100
Second Security Bk 200,000 372,217 6,583,899 100 375
Security Bank
400.000 191,500 7,630,045
FLORIDA—N a t . b anka April 28; S tate in s t itu ti o n s latest r e tu r n s .
150
So Chicago Sav Bk. 600.000 191,424 6,073,772 100 195 175
100
South Side Tr & Sav 300.000 4,293,574 39,428,77 9 100 320
Jacksonville —
Chicago
Atlantic Nat Bank. 350.000 1,192,885 15,726,403 100 Per share State Bk ofSav Bk 2.500.000 409,824 6,219 770 100 450 __
Stock Yds
Barnett N B of Jack 750.000 768,401 11,102,996 100
100 130
Union Bank of Chic 300.000 181,372 4,554,793 100 135 140
500.000
Florida Nat Bank.. 500.000 426,559 11.719,172 100
71,442 1,486,719
United State Bank. 200.000 233,170 7,244,407 100 250
Tampa—
Washlngton Pk N Bk 300.000
Citizens Am Bk&Tr 1,000,000 446,392 8,712,373 100
West EnglewoodBank of Commerce 100.000 2 2 ,0 0 0 600,000
Trust & Sav Bk 250.000 126,767 3,551,103 100 200 225
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160
Exchange Nat Bank 250.000 501,521 4,982,156 100
106,974 3,072,726
West TownStateBk 200.000 2,784,274 58,529,733 100 175 180
100
First National Bank 400.000 855.212 7,034,485 100
Central Tr Co of 111 6 , 000,000 825,301 6,329,726. 100 300
ChlcCltyBk&TrCo 1,000,000 577,979 11,041,9711 100 141 145
300.000
Chicago Trust Co..
35,997 2,321,795
Citizens Tr & Sav.. 100.000 6,739.579 66.859,712 100
GEORGIA—N a t . b a n k s April 28; State in s t itu ti o n s latest r e tu r n s .
Cont & Com T&S B 5.000. 000 456,764 6,717.792 100 345 __
Drovers Tr&Sav Bk 250.000 7 1r»5 017 80.981.978 inn
A tlanta—
Per
American Sav Bank 200,000 42,350 354,741 100 95 gharg. First Tr & Sav SBk. 6.250.000 48Y492 4,420,137 100 220 ___
100 Ft Dearb Tr & Bk 500.000 307,662 8,616,991 100 195
Atlanta Nat Bank. 1,000,000
300.000
Central Bk&TT Cor 1,000,000 1.887,197 19,600,042 100 300 325 Great Lakes & SCo. 3.000. 000 703,071 6,899.738 100 98 102
682,831 8,629,792 100 135 150 Franklin Tr Tr Bk
Citizens & Sou Bk. 2,000,000 3,027,899 38,241,491 : 225 240 Greenebaum Sons’
Fourth Nat Bank.. 1,200,000 2,362,390 16,837,717 100 270 280
Bank &
Co 200.000 1,279,277 15,263,709 100 300 310
141,557 1,852,794 100 170 175
Fulton Nat Bank.. 750,000 e316,214 e4,867,007 100 125 135 Guarantee TrustSav 1.800.000 4,138,420 31,179,723 100 500 510
Tr &
Ga Sav Bk & Tr Co 500,000 141,000 1,065,000 100 125 135 Harris Tr & Sav Bk 2.000. 000
Lowry Nat Bank..
162,671
500.000 11,639,297 5,952,233 100 270 300
Atlanta Trust Co.. 1,000,000 1.669,971 12,814,957 100 230 240 Home Bk & Tr Co. 5.000. 000 302.049 114910921 100 343 350
1,000,000 184,444 1,364,477 100 95 100 Illinois Tr & Sav Bk
100
Trust Co of Georgia 1,000,000 1,792,331 1,324,300 100 300 320 Kenw’d Tr&Sav Bk 200.000 46,807 4,197,796 100 275 295
1,833,105
150
Augusta—
100,000 415,297 8,709,092 100 235 175
Per sha re. Klmbell Tr <fe S B..
Augusta Sav Bank. 100,000 28,139 1,141,267 100 160
500.000
Lakevlew T & S Bk 350.000 78.127 6,365,398 100 250 275
Georgia RR Bank. 1,000,000 456,192 9,342,705 100 200
Liberty Tr <fc S Bk. 200.000 83,237 2,269,310 100 120
Merchants’ Bank.. 200,000 311,931 2,051,287 100
Tr &
62,101 1,532,991 100 116
Citizens & Sou Bk. 2,000,000 3,027,899 38,241,491 X 150 200 Lincoln Tr & Sav B 200,000 212,110 4,951,777 100 192 118
Nat Exchange Bank 400,000 342,760 1,650,476 100 135 145 Market Tr Sav.. 400.000 11,300,987 90,457,773 100 347 360
Mercantlle & Sav 5.000. 000
Union Sav Bank__ 100,000 69,911 1,479.894 100 160
Merchants L&TrCo 200.000 86,357 3,585,793 100 154 160
Columbus—
Per share. Michigan Av Tr Co
750.000 114,504 9,982,942
Columbus Sav Bk. 250,000 200,000 2,245,000 100
150 Mid-City Tr& SBk 2.000. 0004.177,797 40,036,729 100 210 230
330
Fourth Nat Bank . 300,000 185,000 800,000 100
Northern Tr Co Bk 750.000 288,784 19,278,732 100 320 250
100 240
Home Savings Bank 50,000 18,500 1,302,578 100 150 160 Northwn Tr & S Bk
221
Merch & Mech Bk. 200,000 224,577 1,287,905 100 170 172 People’s Tr&SavBk 500.000 601,401 13,599,176 100 218 200
ISO
First Nat Bk of Col. 200,000 256,042 916,969 100 170 172 Pullman Tr&SavBk 300.000 260,971 5,404,113 100 290
7,119,919
ThlrdN atlonalBank 250,000 446.977 1,435,677 100
200 Sheridan Tr Sav Bk 500.000 225,774 2,921,720 100 195
100
61,769
200.000 715.092 9,047,922 100 155 165
Macon—
Per share. Sou West Tr & Sav.
Bibb National Bank 2,000,000 60,000 1,000,000 100
200,000
Stand’d Tr&Sav Bk 1,000,000 109,176 1,886.275 100 165
200,000
Citizens & Sou Bk.
3.027,899 38,241,491 x
Stockmen’sTr&SBk 2 ,000,000 2,837,977 39,592.990 100 310 320
Fourth Nat Bank.. 500,000 691.927 8,170,386 100
Union Trust Co_. 700.000 172,094 10,764,426 100 275 2S5
Macon Nat Bank.. 150,000 126,157 2,036,957 100
W Side Tr & Sav Bk 400.000 161,079 5,783,277 100 275
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Savannah—
Per share WoodlawnTr&S Bk
Per shat e.
Citizens’ & Sou Bk. 2,000,000 3,027,899 38,241,491 100
Elgin—
41,974 I,OSS,032 100 __
100.000 146,197 1,522.739 100 ___
100,000 61,337
Commercial Bank. 250,000 175,000 1,036,676 100 225 •125 Elgin Nat Bank
Exchange Bank__ 300,000 528,817 2,500,000 100
•156 First National Bank 200,000 232,017 1,793,787 100
Liberty Bk & Tr Co 300,000 51,197 2,477,830 100
•175 Home Nat Bank — 150.000 40,000 600,000
826,026 100
Merc’tlle Bk &Tr Co
Nat
•1043-4 UnionCity Bank— 100.000 287,497 1,976,966 100
1,421,275
Oglethorpe Sav &Tr 250,000 248,424 1,788,747 100
B’k’g Co
•lob Elgin
129,597 1,393,713 100
100,000 29,897
100
People’s Bank____ 200,000 92,944 716,111 100
•140 Home Tr & Sav Bk
Amer Bk & Tr Co. 700,000 889,364 3,680,413
•85
Peoria—
524 517 4,S12,736 100
BavannahBk&TrCo 200,000 107,881 883,931 100
1 4S6 777 7,500,213 100
100
Commercial Bank
Citizens’ Trust Co. 500,000 151,105 2,075,471 100 137^ •200 Central Nat Nat Bk
■ 767j001 2,886,770
Chatham Bk&TrCo
•108 DimeNational Bank
744,972 5,278.773 100 ____
First Sav & Tr Co.
181,972 2,891,9S9 100
Home Sav & State.
167 997 1,525,013
State Tr & Sav Bk.
408.121 5,143,713 100
Merchants & 111 NB
430.377 2,929,216 100
First Tr & Sav Bk.
IDAHO — N a t i o n a l b a n k s A p r i l 28.
Quincy
89,901 3.159 272 100
Illinois State Bank.
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119 001 1 226 799 100
Boise City—
QuincyNat BBank.
Nat ank...
420 921 4 .ISO.115 100
Boise City Nat Bk. 250.000 236.402 4,145,968 100
Riker
ion 000 2 100.000 100
Flrat Nat of Idaho. 300.000 341,577 4.723.125 100
Mercantlle A TrCo
1 664,097 6.757,095 100
Pacific Nat Bank.. 300.090 102 144 1.830.000 inn
State Sav LTr & 8 B
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Thames Nat Bank. 1,000,000 628,120 2,610,778 100 145
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Rockford—
Commercial Nat Bk
Forest City Nat Bk
Manuf’rs Nat Bank
Peoples Bk A Tr Co
Rockford Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank.
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Per share. Continental Nat Bk 250.000 255,4 79 1,302,094 100 minal yricss
51,835
First National Bank 600.000
415,503
50,407 2,303,309 100
Iowa State Sav Bk. 200,000 19,423 9,072,454 100
2,019,002 100
270,709 3,130,074 100
100
Llve Stock Nat Bk. 200,000
3,034,921 100

Orose
Capital. A Surplus Deposits. Par.
ProJits

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300.000
400.000
250.000
780.000
200.000

200,000

116,291
Toy Nat Bank___ 230,000 119,832 2,724 ,006 100
Sioux Nat Bk____ 250,000 275,751 3,345,523 100
Security Nat Bank. 250,000 474,197 4,152,029 100
Woodbury Co S Bk 50,000 162,249 3,267,401 100
120,000
Farmers’ L 4 Tr Co 250.000 72,907 2 070.745 100
000,000
44,577 1,050.338
Per share. First Trust A S Bk. 100.000 Slate institutions latest returns.
Springfield—
First National Bank 500.000 178,027 4,042,964 100
KANSAS—Nat. banks Apr. 28;
Illinois Nat Bank... 300.000 162,374 3,375,929 100
Rldgel.v-Farm’s S B 000,000 171,527 7,052,938 100
Kansas City—
Per
100
Sp'gfleld MarineSav 500.000 450,974 4,920,791 .100
Commercial Nat Bk 800.00C 663,719 6,171,248 100 420 share.
First State Tr .A Bk 500.000 115,297 5,819,117
100
Exchange State Bk 200,000 98,924 2,684.17!) 100 200
162
People’s Nat Bank. 200,00C 129,017 1,826,912 100 300 167
INDIANA—Nat. banks Apr. 28; State institutions latest returns.
Kansas Trust Co.. 125,000 119,190 495.240
Per share T opeka—
Evansville—
210,712 6,370,070 100
Citizens’ Nat Bank 500.000 525,204 4,959,700 100
Bank of Topeka__ 310,000 435,907 5,011,099 100
City National Bank 350.000
Central Nat Bank 200,00C v®28,494 ®4,329,079 100
MercantlleCom’lBk *00,000 140,776 2,494,351 100
100,000 225,197 ®946,809 100
Farmers’ Nat Bank 200j000
North Side Bank_. 100,000 60,529 1,218,770 100
4,041,072
Merchants’ Nat Bk 60,000 185,222 1,240,000 100
Old State Nat Bank 500,000 418,144 5,933,731 100
Shawnee StateBank 100,000 48,000 2,363,570 100
Bk
171,719 3,032,336 100
WestTr & Sav Bank 100,000 210,997 2,391,556 100
Side Bank__
100
57,999
State Savings
Am
Central Trust Co.. 400,000 151,576 L229.292 166
CitizensWayne—
Tr A S Bk. *00,000 59,509 861,997 100
100,000
Fort
Per share. Prudential Trust Co 100,000 149,290 747,327
First A Ham NatBk 1,000,000 499,769 10,121,727 100
Wichita—
Lincoln Nat Bank. 800,000 296,109 4,516,236 100
182,900
100
AmerNational Bank 150,000 <1,137,921 5,830,733 100
Old National Bank.
346,597 6,136,433 100
First State Bank.. 1,000,000
<11864 375 100
Citizens’ Trust Co. 850.000 52,650 2,604,071 100
100.000
First Trust Co___ 100,000 151,372 709,195 100
People’sTr ASav Co 100,000 184,699 2,744,473 100
Fourth Nat Bank.. 1,000,000 265,110 8 037,177 100
Tri-State L A Tr Co 500.000 254,304 9,790,027 100
Merch Res State Bk 100,000 70,574 901,794
Indianapolis—
Ranch’ns State Bk
Commercial Nat Bk 300.000 32,179 1,634,017 100
600,000
80,000 900,000 100
Continental Nat Bk 400.000 153,199 3,752,236 100
A Trust Co__
Southwest State Bk 200,000 70,000 1,500,000 100
Fletcher-Am NatBk 2,000,000 2,247,747 19,240,498 100
1,486,927
200,000 <21,229 <581,785 100
Indiana Nat Bank. 2,000,000
Union Nat Bank..
Live Stock Exch Bk 100.000 164,887 19,996,133 100
Union Stk Yds Nat looiooo <29,944 <1,021,908 100
991,980 100
Merchants’ Nat Bk 1,000,000 1,225,571 9,954,146 100
Meyer-Kiser Bank. 200,000 213,540 3,029,339 100
National City Bank 1,000,000 355,751 3,800,323 100
...... KENTUCKY—Nat. banks Apr. 28; State institutions latest returns.
People’s A Sav Co. 100,000 88,000 1,714,198 100
Aetna TrState Bank *50,000 101,440 2,186,905 100
Per ehar
Covington—
99,579 1,223,790 100
Bankers Trust Co. . *50,000 171,871 1,568,172 100
Citizens’ Nat Bank 200,000 s220,900 si.701,966 100 150 130
170
Farmers Trust Co. 200,000 65,000 1,912,897
120
First National Bank 600,000 216,650 3,902,416 100 117
Fldellty Trust Co.. 100,000 436,711 13,313,514 100
Liberty Nat B & Tr 350,000 125,000 2,350,033 100 141 120
Bank.
100
Fletcher Sav Tr.
__
Covington S
100,000 74,449 1,332,923 100
Indlana TrustACo.. 1,800,000 761,494 8,351,488 100
1,000,000
People’s S Bk & Tr. 100,000 79,147 1,040,767 100
115
Btate Sav A Tr Co. *80,000 107,765 2,286,472 100
106,174 2,519,420
Security Trust Co. *00,000 768,749 6,019,684 100
Per share.
Lexington—
UnlonBank &Co__ 800,000 45,174
Trust Tr Co
100
s2,371,792
FayetteCity Nat Bk 300,000 s357,879 n3,098,3711 100 210 220
Nat Bank.
Wash
1,489,858
100,000 62,692 3,137,292 100
First &
100 180 185
Wild <fc Co State Bk 100,000
100
Phoenix A Third N B 800,000 n450,000 3,068,770
130 135
345,194
Terre Haute—
No minal prices Second Nat Bank.. 800,000 «200,000 el,138,2661 100 215 220
150,000
100 295 300
First National Bank 800,000 677,479 3,117,703 100
Security Tr Co___ 500,000 165,362 1,289,072 100
McKeen Nat Bank 500.000 e527,984 e3,533,770 100
2,231,775
Terre Haute Nat Bk 800.000 282,107 6,897,671 100
Per ehart.
Louisville—
Terre Haute Trust. 500 000 632,697
Citizens’ Union N B 1,000,000 *1,993,617 ®22464 931 100 e240 z243
United States Tr Co 500 000 119,967 4,785,126 100
100
First National Bank 500,000 326,214 7,522,947 100 a220 240
100
470
Liberty Bank........ 500,000
IOWA—Nat. banks Apr. 28; State institutions latest returns.
SecurityIns Bank.. 200,000 825,047 15,486,920 100 _____ —
266,194 2,254,471 (100 245 ____
Kent Tit S B A TCo f/250,0001 191,942 3,275,248
_____ 96
Burlington—
Per share Lincoln Sav B A Tr IfflOO.OOO/ 122,704 2,927,273 U00 zll6 120
100
500,000 sl86,997 ®4,810,247 100
Amer S Bk & Tr Co 150,000 508,237 4,067,290 100
Louisv Nat Bk___ 500,000
135
Burlington Sav Bk. 100,000 49,000 1,950,000 100
Nat Bk ofKentucky 2,500,000 3,161,889 32,348,703 100 z246 251
First National Bank 400.000 el86,877 e2,701,069 100
Stock Yards Bank. 100,000 79,740 933,922 100 190
Iowa State Sav Bk. 200.000 360,000 4,670,000 100
Fidelity & ColumTr 2 000,000 839,727 2.764,677 100
Merchants’ Nat Bk 100,000 1)104,774 el,472,144 100
zl45
Louisville Trust Co
2,73S,707 100
Cedar Rapids—
United States Tr Co 806,100 201,967 1,057,764 100
106
350,000 131,517
Ced Rapids Nat Bk 500,000 <400,000 <16500,000 100
Ced RapidsSav Bk. 200,000 186,437 3,209,964 100
Per share.
Newport—
Iowa State Sav Bk 290,000 95,717 2,664,490 100
American Nat Bank 100,000 140,877 1,253,796 100 185 200
Merchants’ Nat Bk 300,000 757,000 8,600,000 100
Newport Nat Bank 100,000 nl57,597 n l,609,929 100 217 ---—
People’s Sav Bank. 100,000 27,704 1,632,742 100
Security Sav Bank. 100,000 188,771 2.654,922 100
LOUISIANA—Nat. banks Feb. 21; State institutions latest returns.
Amer Tr A Sav Bk. 200,000 118,399 3,261,967 100
Council BluffsPer share.
Clty National Bank 120,000 90,377
New Orleans—
Per share
CommercialSav Bk. 100,000 48,414 1,682,729 100
968,893 100
American Bk A Tr. 200,000 42,634 7,079,772
822,702
Coun Bluff Nat Bk 150,000 253,697 3,672,275 100
Citizens’Bk A TrCo
First National Bank 200,000 250,000 4,000,000
Canal-Commercial 1,000,000 415,477 55,887,712 100 166
State Savings Bank 50,000 160,607 2,849,029 100
Trust A Sav Bk. 4,000,000 2,669,774
100 216
Davenport—
B Co
Amer Com Sav Bk 700,000 1,112,216 15,538,919 100 Per share. Int-State Tr AA Tr. 750,000 702,004 11,306,245 100 287 125
Liberty Bank
118
500,000 141.887 2.011,077
Davenport Sav Bk. 300,000 488,674 5,182,731 100
Marine Bk A N B 1,500,000 983,934 13,950,731 ioo 170 172
First National Bank 200,000 308,434 3,577,736 100
Whitney-CentTr Co 2 800,000 2,708,417 30,149,973 100 283
Home Sav Bank__
50,000 47,747 1,061,479 100
Hibernia BkATr Co 2,000,000 3,034,970 39,681,993 100 370
Iowa National Bank 150,000 ®337,537 ®3,980, Oil 100
Whltney-Cent Tr A
Security Sav Bank. 150,000 140,000 1,250,000 100
Savings Bank__ 1,000,000 416,141 27,572,771 — — —
Scott Co Sav Bank. 150,000 329,371 5,856,770 100
Union Savings Bk. 400,000 535,760 4,950,767 100
Per share.
Shreveport—
Citizens’ Tr i S Bk 100,000 54,019 993,719 100
American Nat Bank 100,000 62,340 1,063,132 100
BkAT Co
American
150 jOOO
Des Moines—
City Sav Bk Co 500,000 r»139,037 ri3,132,727 100
4,544,798
Bankers Trust Co.. 1,000,000 352,441 12,772,919 100 Per share. Commercial A Tr Bk 500^000 258,752 12,520 791 100
Nat
646,524
Cap City 8tate Bk_ 150,000 44,327 2,744,783 100
Exchange Nat Bank 100,000 e30,000 e962,000
Central State Bank 250,000
First National Bank
416,674 8 987,731 100
Commercial Sav Bk 200,000 350,590 5,516,796 100
36,199 3,012,589 100
Contln’l B A Tr Co 1,000,000 105,946 2,062,710 100
300,000
Des Moines Nat Bk 1,000,000 237,249 12,620,404 100
Des Moines S B A T 400,000 255,237 5,208,774 100
Des Moines TrBank 75,000 60,070 2,419,346 100
7,720 622,101
MAINE—Nat. banks Apr. 28; State institutions latest returns.
HoraeTr A Sav Bk. 50,000
Savings Co
Iowa
50,000 50,470 1,697,730 100
100
Iowa National Bank 1,200,000 1,095,750 12,469,709 100
Per share.
Bangor—
Mechanics’ Sav Bk 100,000 280,717 1,889,069 100
49,769
First National Bank 400,000 503,958 5,966,381 100 280 160
140
People’s Sav Bank. 100,000
4,098,061 100
1,578,144 100
Merchants’ Nat Bk
University State Bk 50,000 30,650 535,755 100
Eastern TrABkg Co 100,000 264,627 8,295,173 100 325 300
875,863
175,000 516,997 9,081,985 100 280 350
Valley Nat Bank . 300,000 ®466,927 »3,413,375 100
Merrill Trust Co__ 500,000
Valley Sav Bank
50,000 200,337 1,922,551
Iowa Loan A Tr Co 500,000 560,377 16,640,772 100
Per share.
100
Portland—
3,086,592
Per share. Canal NatNat Bank 600,000 601,599 3,388,928 100
Bank__
Dubuque—
100
89,977
Chapman Bank 2 )0,000 524,977 6,322,978 100
Dubuque Nat Bank 125,000 43,942 1,826,025 100
First National
Dubuque Sav Bank 75,000 273,172 1,226,231 100
72,327
Portland Nat Bank 600,000 1,477,01.2 17,602,820 100
662,670 7,903,099
First National Bank
Marine Trust Co.. 300,000
PioneerTr A Sav Bk 200,000 88,000 3,244,339 100
TrASav Bk 150,000
1,100,000 100
Fidelity Sav Bank.. 400,000 828,104 12,797,791 100
Union
150,000 272,806 2,752,718 100
518,778
Casco-Merc’tlle Tr 500,000 3.34,047 9 .049,167 100
Iowa Tr A, Sav Bk 300,000 235,244 2,497,965 100
100
Union 8 D A Tr Co 250,000 378.749 1
Second Nat Bank-. 200,000 88,102 1,317,470. 100
U 8 Trust Co...... . 100,000 166,497 2,240,578 100
* Sale price. a21 1921. one halfsale. of Kent Title 8. B. A Tr. com. stock, x Ex-dlvidend. n Sept. 8 1920. r Nov. 1 1918. tlncluder
Includes
share
debentures. fFeb. 28 1920. * June 30 1921. « Nov. 15 1920. /Common. o Preferred. 6 New stock. c Unified Includes Cltz-Unlon Fid. A
* Feb.
wLast
Col. Tr.
403,149
206,142
875,129
50,924
188,719
337,109

2,412,912 100
9,705,073 100
408,745 100
2,051,111 100
3,405,235 100

—

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—

58

HANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

it at*
t*ro/%l4
Capital. Jb3ur pi ui
Baltimore—
t
i
Ball Gomm'l Bank. 730,000 278,000
Calvert Bank . . . 100,000

• Ait VLAN D—Alii 6cjr*4« l

Citizens’ Nat Bank
Commonvv'lth Bank
Drov A Mechanics’
National Bank..
Farm A MerBank _
Mercantile N Bk.
Merchants Nat Bk.
Nat Hank of Baltlm
Nat Cent Bk of Balt
N >t E xchange Bank
Nat Marine Bank ..
Nat Uq Bk of Md .
Old Town Nat Bk.
Park Bank_______
Second Nat Bank..
Western Nat Bank
Baltimore Trust Co
Colonial Trust Co.
Commerce Tr Co.
ContinentalTr Co..
Fidelity Trust Co..
Maryland Trust Co
Merc Trust A Dep.
Equitable Trust Co
Safe DepStor’geCoTr.
Security A Tr A
Title Guar A Tr Co
Union Trust Co__

(J r

lateti fdlurrid
Qf(J*4
Uap(J6%t4 Par.

M A S S A C H U S E T T S — (C o n c lu d e d )

Oross
Capital. .t Surplus D eposits. Par S i 1 A
Profits.
Per share.
$
Gloucester—
*
S
5,600.000 100 * 125
Cape Ann Nat Bk. 150,000 177.034 1,850,379 100
141 020 ri 337 07tf 50
Cape Ann Sav Bank
303,079 4,017,707
39
6,041,809 18A90.969 10 • 90
Gloucester Nat Bk. 100,000 151.702 1,297,701 100
170,319 4,420,979 50 •
Glouces S D Tr Co- 200,000 307,904 3,939,770 100 — ---- —
724,391 11,077,890 100 *225
Haverhill—
Per share
385,397 4,390,130 to *44 4
197,379

2,000^000
200,000
800,000
030.000
100,000 187,007 3,170,787
2,300,000 2,155,104 24,160,201
1,300,000 el,057,449 el4249,912
10 ),000 1410,694 <2,724,200
9,081,398
1.30 ),000 1,422,191 <3,309,304
too ,000 1301,989 0,843,048
1,000,000 869,071 2,565,712
330,000 211,171
2,073,406
150,000 87,131 3,140,956
500,000 1,490,219 4,735,075
500,000 018,079
1,000,000 2,351,097 13,791,001
98,170
300,000 237,024 1,429,955
899,124
730,000 1.599,727 0,062,551
1,330,000
1,000,000 1.845,032 15,143,092
1,000,000 433.770 8,413.709
1,300,000 3,575.997 22’334,744
1,250,000 893,533 12,514,795
1,200,000 3,070,994 10,280,725
793,775
200,000 170,194 5.752.727
200,000 371,219 9,117,931
500,000 543,040

Prederlck —
Citizens' Nat Bank 100,000
Camm’l State Bank 180,000
Farm A Mech N Bk 125,000
Franklin Sav Bank. 190,000
Fred’k Co Nat Bk. 130,000
Fr’k Town Sav Inst
Central Trust Co.. 1130,000
200,000

[ V o l . 11 3

494,092
82,592
194,334
45.212
70,740
186,844
299,190

5,350,438
2,699,789
2,447,740
824,405
1,363,922
2,458,019
2,899,954

Sitt

4 . *.

23
10 • 18
100 •1804
•135
100 *154
100 *40
30
ioo *145
10 *134
10
100 *277
20 *29 4
50 *154
25 « 33
100 *170
100
100 *300
100 *116
50 •207
25 *38
100 *510 4
100 •205
100 *1704
50 *98 ........
100
100
25
100
15
100
50

Per

500
58
145
21
190

share

100

MASSAC H USETTS— N a t.b k e .le z c . Boston) A p r . 28; S tate in e l. latest r e tu rn
Per
OopOtSMS 0/ N a t . b a n ks date J u tj 2 1921
Boston—
Back Bay National 200.000 *41,390 el, 14 5,010 100 130 share
Boylston Nat Bank 700,000 598,522 10,198,000 100 125 1.35
Citizens’ Nat Bank 750,000 377,907 02,964,937 100 100 110
Commercial Nat Bk 250,000 369.935 2,541,000 100 160
First National Bank 15,000,000 22.913.3S2 143089000 100 260 270
Fourth-AtlantlcNat
Bank .. ______ 2,000,000 3,484,992 22.247,000 100
Mattapan Nat Bk. 200,000 n21,724 nl, 161,335 100 250 255
105
Merchants’ Nat Bk 3,000,000 e5,315,479 51,156,000 100 245 255
Nat RockBk of Rox 300,000 786,294 o6,109,962 100 285 310
Nat Security Bank. 250,000 1,120,767 2,707,000 100
Nat Union Bank__ 10,000,000 11,650,227 110300000 IOO 200 450
210
Nat Shawmut Bank i.ooo.nno 1,874.375 9.561,000 100 195 205
Oceanic Nat Bank. 2,000,000 Began bus iness June 1 19 21
People’s Nat, Roxb 300,000 426.690 o7,806,981 luj 175 185
Second Nat Bank.. 2,000,000 4.224.672 31.705.000 100 280 300
Web A Atlas N Bk. 1,000,000 1.711.077 9,091,000 100
215
American Trust Co 1,500,000 2,745,499 21,072,948 100 210 305
295
Beacon Trust Co.. 600,000 1,692,177i 17,653,973 100 300 325
Boston S Dep A Tr 1,000,000 3,615,579 14,957.026 100
Charlestown Tr Co 200,000 51,507 849.771 100 435 100
90
Columbia Trust Co 100,000 1,269,747 896.934 100 165 175
76,849
Comm’w’th Tr Co. 1,500,000 1,066.789 21,549.386 100 165 175
15729115
Exchange Trust Co 1,000,000 337,877 c7,318,270 100 190 200
Federal Trust Co.. 1,500,000 60.979
100 100
Hub Trust Co____ 500,000 75,470 1,043.286 100 105 110
Hyde Park Tr C o.. 200,000
1,269.741
International Tr Co 2,000,000 2,892,393 21,383,499 100 280 290
100 125
Jamaica Plain T r.. 200,000 30.727 2.000,705 100 125
Liberty Trust Co.. 500,000 550.232 6,357,731 100 190 200
Market Trust Co.. 400,000 178.174 3.401,393 100 135
Massachus’ts Tr Co 1,000,000 721,347 13,240.416 100 175
Metropolitan Tr Co 500,000 510,071 5 964.234 100 160 170
New Eng Trust Co. 1,000,000 3,028,099
100
Old Colony Tr Co.. 7,000,000 11,355,597 21,111,907 100 400 227
112971951
Roxbury Trust___ 200,000 30,730 297,731 100 223
South Boston Tr Co 200,000 70,544 c.3,629,644 100
State St Trust Co.. 2,000,GOO 3,284,287 29,220,790 100
U S Trust Co____ 1,000,000 1,185,719 16,448,735 100
300
Wlnthrop Trust Co 100,000 41,363 561,774 100
Beverly—
Per share.
Beverly Nat Bank. 300,000 249,839 2,156,724 100
Beverly Trust Co.. 100,000 49,500 910,000 100
Brockton—
Per share.
Brockton Nat Bank 300,000 492,990 5,269,995 100
Home Nat Bank__ 300,000 450,797 5,641,553 100
Plym’th Co Tr Co. 200,000 252,270 4,716,775 100
Per share.
Cambridge—
100,000 219,496
Cambridge Tr Co.. 200,000 656,672 3,372,749 100
Central Trust Co..
280,040 6,791,731 100
Charles Rlv Tr Co. 200,000 368,909 3,908,778 100
Harvard Trust Co. 200,000
4,830,499 100
B. Cambridge—
Lechmere Nat Bank 100,000 145,937 1,298,341 100 Per share.
Fall River—■
Per sha re.
Fall Rlv Nat Bank. 400,000 416,767 4,294,262 100
First National Bank 400,000 503,509 2,314,065 100 210 165
Massasolt-Pocasset 650,000 704,432 5,372,302 100
National Bank..
Metacomet Nat Bk 750,000 497,544 3,777,339 100 150 120
Durfee Trust Co__ 400,000 716,977 3,056,069 100 210
Fitchburg—
500,000 492,597 4,409,371 100 Per s h a
Fitchb’g BkATr Co 200,000 614,300 4,346,299 100 150 160'e
8afety Fund N Bk.
285 300

Essex Nat Bank. . 100,000
2,294,716 100
First National Bank 200,000 413,309 3,522,713 100
4,147,675 100
Haverhill Nat Bank 200,000 650,274
240,000
1,754,394
Merrimack Nat Bk 200,000 384,599 2,709,470 100
153,244
too
Haverhill Trust Co
Per
H ol yoke—
«3,078,099
City National Bank 500,000 «291,562 *8,479,775 100 120 *ha
too 210
Holyoke Nat Bank. 200,000 *395,470
124,577
Park National Bank 100,000 e340,477 el,271,423 100 115 118
6,160,018 100 100 . . . .
Hadley Falls Tr Co 500,000
La wrence—
P e- sha •«
Bav State Nat Bk 375,000 199,029 2,009,896 100
07,702 3,297,909 100
Arlington Trust Co 200,000 92,79, 7,747,774 100
___
Lawrence Trust Co 100,000 321,790 0,295,044 100
Merchants’ Tr Co 300,000
Pe shar
Lowell—
<341.399
100
Appleton Nat Bank 300,000 <159.509 <1,718,22/ 10)
Old Lowell Nat Bk. 200,000 098,927 <4,050.943 10 !
350,000
3,580,085
Union Nat Bank
<679,930 100
Wameslt Nat Bank 250,000 <150.529 2,320,000 100
Lowell Trust Co. . 9 40,000 145.000 4,060,100 100
Mld’sex 3 D A T Co 290,000 80,509
P> sha">
Lynn—
100
Central Nat Bank. 200,000 *565,765 *4,833,120 100
Manufac’rs Nat Bk 200,000 145,477 4,524,741 100
206,657 4,524,931
National City Bank 200,000 r»50,000 n2,000,000 100
State N atlonal Bank 200.000 350,000 3,000,000 100
Essex Trust Co___ 250,000 349,844 3,969,956
Lyun S Dep A T Co 100,000 458,777 7,350,715 100
100
Security Trust Co. 200,000
Pe- shar
N e w Bedford—
500,000 921,007 6,620,120 100
First National Bank 1,000,000 1,538,024 7,873,270 100
Merchants’ Nat Bk
N Bed S D A Tr Co 300,000 488,874 4,274,973 100
Pe shar
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank 100,000 160,949 2,025,794 too
Pe share
Salem—
50 __ __
Merchants Nat Bk. 200,000 *302.097 *2,681,007 100 ______ _ _ „
Naumkeag Tr Co.. 250,000 273,297 4,564,793
Salem Trust Co__ 200,000 51,274 1,465,668 100
-- Springfield—
145 155
Chapin Nat Bank.. 300,000 e478,591 03,463,624 100 220 230
790,547
100
Chicopee Nat Bank 500,000 1,114 941 6,851,730 100 260 270
8,830,817
Springfield Nat Bk. 500,000 1,435,709 11,699,610 100 200 „____
Third Nat Bank__ 500,000 172,874 3.2S7.712 100
130
Commercial Tr Co 350,000
7,034,372
250
Springfield S D A T 300,000 1,337,119 10,742,139 100 300
100
Union Trust Co__ 300,000 1,452,677
— •
PS' share
Taunton—
Brlston County Tr 300,000 199,707 3,369,402
Per t h a n
Worcester—
200,000 593,112 9,019,144 100 212 _____
Mechanics’ Nat Bk 1,000,000 1,262.974 14,930,189 100 273 215
Merchants’ Nat Bk
130
144,749 6,629.800
Park Trust Co___ 300,000 1,714 989 27,225,225 100 120 213
100 208
Worcester Bk Tr Co 1.500,000
MICHIGAN —N at.
Bay City—
Bay City Bank----People’s Commer­
cial & Sav Bank.
Detrolt—
Amer State Bank..
Bank of Detroit —
Central Sav Bank..
Com’wealth Federal
Savings Bank —
Detroit Sav Bank..
Dime Savings Bank
First A Old Nat Bk
First State Bank..
Merchants’ Nat Bk
Nat Bk of Comm’ce
Peninsular State Bk
People’sSavingsBank
United State Bk.
WayneCoHoSavBk
Bankers Trust Co._
Detrolt Trust Co..
Security Trust Go.
Union Trust Co —

banka

Apr. 28

330,000
400,000
1 000 000
1,000,000
1,000,000
730,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
5,000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
2,500,000
5,000,000
500*000
4,000,000
500,000
2 000,000
'500,000
1,000,000

State institutions latest returns.
Per C%Jt
313,029 4,040,769 100 . . . . . . - 687,172 7,672,336 100 ------- - -

460,949 14,491,109
669,907 17,760,015
394,442 15,948,537
178,278 8,994,211
2,263,747 22,570,161
2,510,776 31,654.276
4,656,720 60,862,038
599,276 13,701.736
1,351,892 10,338,993
2,074,734 24 237,142
1,606,170 28,376,175
9 111,071 86,917,790
296 129 0JJ6S.895
6,439,149 68,829.234
S9.312 058,327
3,207 271 00,737,799
1,287,667 02,294,838
920,755 07,326.706

City Tr & Sav Bank 200,000 100 644 2,568.044 100
84,124 2,935,08S
Com’clal Sav Bank 300,000 33 4.490 4,299,093 100
300,000
Fourth Nat Bank.. 1,000,000 330,670 6,357,380 100
100
Gr Rap Nat C'y Bk 400,000 468,795 11,754,347 100
Gr Rapids Sav Bk. 500,000 904.929 11,477,062 100
Kent State Bank.. 800,000
100
Old National Bank. 200,000 1,363,793 9,734.603 100
People’s Sav Bank. 300,000 110,394 2,299,321 100
184.121 0267,138
Grand Rap Tr Co._ 1.090,000 391,572 01,166,985 100
Michigan Trust Co.
G r a n d R a p id s —

Per share

100
100
100 —
100
100
100 259
100
100 ______
100
100
100 220
100
100
100 348
100
100
100 309
100

—
270
_____
150
_____

Per shar

210
220
143
240
243
200
163
160

220
230
133
230
233
210
200
170

Per share

100
Bank of Saginaw.. 1,000,000 478,577 17,791,673 100
1,438,947
100,000
Commercial Nat Bk 200,000 rl'33,704 r3,804,831 100
155,017
Amer State Bank.. 100,000 146,049 2,648,281 100
_— _
People’sNat Rank .
Sav Bank.
S >) 8 >) S.5 6 6,7 43 1
Second
* Sale price, a Capital to be Increased, b New stock, k This Is the so-called "weekly deposits," now tormina capital on which dividends
are paid, x Ex-dlvldend. It Last sale, n May 4 1920. * Sept 8 1920. d June 00 1920. a Includes trust deposits, e tpr. 2Sl9.lt o Included
savings deposits, t Dec. 29 1920. a Feb. 28 1920. t Ex-rlghts. r Nov. 15 1920. a Feb. 21 1921.
S a g in a w —

MINNESOTA —’N a t . b a n k s A p r . 28; Slate in s t itu ti o n s lateel r e tu r n s .
Gross
Surplus
C a p ita l. A Profits D e p o sits. P a r . B id . A s k .
D u lu th —
$
$
t
100 Per sha re.

Amer Exch Nat Bk
City National Bank
First National Bank
Northern Nat Bank
M inneapolis—
Bankers Nat Bank.
First National Bank
North Amer Bank .
Hennepin Co Sav Bk
Lincoln Nat Bank
Mercantile State Bk
Merch ANat Bank.
Metrop Mfg St Bk
Midland Nat Bank
Minneapolis Nat Bk
Mlnneapods Tr Co.
Northwest Nat Bk.
8t Anth’y Falla Bk.
South Side State Bk
Union State Bank.
Minn L’n A Tr Co.
St. Paul—

59

HANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

J l ’LY, 1921.]

1,000,000
soojooo
1,000^000
750,000
800,000
8,000,000
200,000
250,000
500,000
300,000
100,000
300,000
1.000,000
200,000
1,000,000
4,000,000
300,000
100,000
100,000
1,000,000

2,103.470 11,050,935 100
527,939 4.720,441
2,030,799 10.477,010 100
579,917 4,132,703 100
100 Per
218.140 1,047,755 100 97
8,704,472 53,430,730 100 5270
303,414 0,090,149 100 220
410,377 9.221,990 100 203
1,953,311
140,571 2,028,911 100 138
100.599 1,964,908 100 105
101.097
195
3.017,700 100 138
212,299 12,521,733 100 200
709,270 2,345,021
111,497 3.544,391 100 200
710,919 43,332,311 100 a250
100
3,729,947
180,107 3.000,792 100 170
5,606,389 100 250
115,729 2.177,774 100 140
117.717
100
1.039.715
Per

MONTANA —N a t .

b a n ks A p r i l
C a p ita l.

28; State in s t itu ti o n s latest
/Jiua
A U/ ro fit, | D e(ironsits . P a r .
P
pos

relu m e

Bu tte —
t
%
•fcori.
First National Bank 300,000 747,447 6,363,715
Miners S BkATr Co
Sliver Bow Nat Ilk 200,000 77,147 1,207,774
200,000 33,979 1,802,211
Metals Bk A Tr Co 300,000 247,777 5,125,274 ion
Helena —
American Nat Bank 200,000 259,094 2.790,921 100
Nat Bk of Montana 250.000 153,872 2.407,318 100 ...........
Montana Tr A S Bk 150.000
Conrad Tr A S Bk. 200,000 111,920 1,620,199 100
103,788 1,597,248 100
Union Ilk A Tr Co. 250,000 420,205 2,575,739 100
NEBRASKA—N a t . b a n k s A p r i l 28 State in s t itu ti o n s latest r e tu r n s .
i
Lincoln—
.
Central Nat Bank. 150,000 <136,707 <2,583,618 100 Per share
City National Bank 500,000 <121,747 <2,712,542 100 190 215
First National Banki 525,000 543,“98 4,.375,775 100
100
1n.5,000
First Savings Bank1 250,000 101,565 2,007,377 100
320
Nat Bk of Comm’ce
<299,7 4 2,853,900 |
Omaha—
Corn Exch Nat Bk.j 1,250,000 223,727 2,911.129 100 160
300,000
First National Bank
920.800
100 185 200
Live Stock Nat Bk_| 500,000 268,701 15.074,944 100 220 ..
0,248,275
Merchants’ Nat Bk 1,000,000 1.007.727 10,759.732 100 160 170
Nebraska Nat Bank 500,000 1)236.007 1)2,720,1.3.3 100
100
Omaha Nat Bank..I 1,000,000 rl,441.079 019963,723 100 300 185
180
Packers Nat Bank.; 750,000 <1,130,597 <3,577,332 100 205
200,000 <223,972
Stock Yds Nat Bk.
<7.428.079
State Bank______ I 300,000 120.000 4.500.000 100 150 350
U S National Bank.! 1,100,000 <1,174,247 <17107,746 100 285 315
— N a t i o n a l b a n ks A p r i l 28.
Per e h a 't .
Manchester—
Amoskeag Nat Bk. 200,000 595.371, 3,617.706 I 100
176.549 1.663,2211
Flrst National Bank 150.000 317.710 2,244,587, 100
Manchester Nat Bk 150,000 69,027 1.084,4671 100
100 - - - Merchants Nat B k.1 150.000
NEW JERSEY —- N a t. b a n k s A p r i l 23: State i n s t i t u t i o n s latest r e tu r n s .
Asbury Park—
Par share
Asb Pk A Oc Gr Bk 200,000 486,977 3,813,139
Merchants Nat Bk. 100,000 60,390 1,140,354
Asbury Park Tr C< 100,000 68,877 1,503,107
Seacoast Trust Co. 100,000 110,597 2,159,196
50,000
100
Boardwalk Nat Bk. 200,000 ®622,124 ®4,093,720 100 ____ ___
169,197 1,895,966
100,000 201,292 2,899,459 ___ ,_ _
100
Chelsea Nat Bank. 100,000
Second Nat Bank.. 100,000 349,691 3,197,994 100 ,__
Union Nat Bank__
150,000 d196,924 «1,796,399
Atlantic S DA TrCo 600,000 597,717 4,744,943 100
Guarantee Trust Co
488,749 3,940,725
Equitable Trust Co 200,000 194,924 2,741,702 ___ __ ___
Marine Trust Co.. 100,000 238,422 1.981,970 100 — —
Bavonne—
Bavonne Trust Co. 200,000 169 021 5,666,666 100
Mechanics’ Tr Co.. 200,000 530,019 10,367,074 50
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat Bk. 100,000 270,331 1.916.877 _ • _
150,000
Cumberland NatBk 150,000 530,466 2,308,750 100 _ _ ___
___
1.184,271
Farm A Mer NatBk
Cumberland Tr Co. 130,000 114,307 1,487.722 __ Per s h a re .
175,949
Camden—
100,000
985,697 100 250
Camden Nat Bank. 200,000 340.737 4,261.359 10) *240 _ _
First National Bank
565,611
7,353,641 100 *214 _ .
National State Bk. 500,000
Camden S DAT Co 500,000 779,697 3.448,243 100 *105
926,291 9,659.417 25
Broadway Trust Co 100,000 204.042 3,184,000 25 *276
Central Trust Co.. 100,000 350.737 2,282,436 too *90
Merchants’ Tr Co- 200,000 176.357 1.749,653 100 175
Parkside Trust Co 100,000 120,886
100 *180
Security Trust Co. 100,000 239.477 3,862,924 100 *300 310
225
West Jersey Tr Co. 200,000 265,737 2,477,661
East Orange—
East Orange Bank. 150,000 62,472 2,277.700 100 135 150
Sav Inv A Trust Co 500,000 344,957 8.915.7S7 100 200 225
Essex County TrCo 200,000 225,737 6,338,034 100 250 s h a re .
Per
Elizabeth—
Ellzabethport B Co 250,000 113.132 8,542.597 100 130
3.923.109
50 145 150
National Trust Co 350,000
Elizabeth State Bk. 200,000 895,970 1,805,649 100
71,717
*320
Union Co Trust Co 300,000 342,190 8,052,918 100 Per sha re .
Hoboken—
25 275 85
75
10,156,193
First National Bank 500,000
Second Nat Bank.. 500,000 926,002 7,237,607 100 150 310
100
Columbia Trust Co 100,000 342,979 1,257,174 100 250 165
73,291
3,819,069
Hoboken Trust Co. 100,000 173,290 24,653.599 100 350 400
Hudson Trust Co.
4,745,944 100 175
JeffersonTrust Co.. 1,000.000 1,244,124 6,567-737 100 250
200,000 177,869
Steneck Trust Co._ 400,000 184,770
Trust Co of N J __ 1,000,000 1,719,349 34,531,987 100 375 400
Per 8/13'
Jersey City—
185
5,087,247
Claremont Bank__ 200,000 159,529 <10187,110 100 *200 250
100
First National Bank 1,000,000 <1,384,925 5,691,944 100 390 400
Hudson Co Nat Bk 250,000 817.570 1)3.498,506 100 110
Merchants’ Tr Bk 200,000 t)92,012
Commercial Nat N J 1,000,000 2,644,792 34,5.30.147 100 x415 435
Greenv Bk A Tr Co 200,000 650,471 4,468,904 100 *130 160
5,167-907
Lincoln Trust Co.. 300,000 142,107 6,363,195 100 250 *285
100
Mercantile Tr Co_. 100,000 104,000 17.182,377 100 320 360
N J T GTrustTCo__ 1,000,000 1,221.780 8.612,853 100 110
u A r Co.
Union
222,698
Long Branch— 500,000 7)203 000
100
Citizens’ Nat Bank 100 000
Long Branch BkgCo 150,000 8L730 1,221,000 50 Per sharMorristown—
220
3,877,911
First National Bank 200,000 274,597 3,326.789 100 128 l150
50
National Iron Bank 200,000 140.177 1.23 L 716 100
1 130
57,970
American TrustCo 150,000 436,927 6,498,951 100
200
Morristown Tr Co 600,000
P s r sha r
Mt. Holly—
104,032 791,599 25
Mt Holly Nat Bank 100,000 158,141 1,131.921 50
Union Nat Bank__ 100,000
Farmers’ Trust Co. 200,000 65,301 945,446 10 ) Pa s h a r .
Newark—
100 130
American Nat Bank 300,000 385,493 10,375,964 100 200
182,420 5,031,776
Br’d A Market N B 200,000 1,838,783111,654,254 100 215 225
Mer A Mfr’s N B. 1,350,000
Nat Newark A Essex 2.500,000 2,228,297 26,070,218 100 290 300
Banking Co____ 500,000 759,877
230
National State Bk. 400,000 659,233 5,198,920 100 260
7,344,643 100
North Ward Nat B
—

s h a re .

100
273
275
143
112
200
140
210
210
255
175

ill.

B id .
Per

—

—

American Nat Bank 400,000 204,074 4.046,055 100 150 sha re .
Capital Nat Bank. 1,000,000 248,679 10,327,712 100 155 160
Cent Metrop Bank 300,000 73.712 3.397,717
First NationalBank. 3,000,000 3,433,129 36.581,289 100
100 245
_
Merchants’ Nat Bk
Nat Exchange Bank 2,000,000 3.077.311 24.712,771 100 145 150
300,000 136,140 2,045,666 100
Stock Yards Nat Bk 350,000 <151.742 <3,003.964 100
Capital Tr A SavBk 500;000 53.779 4,750,000 100 200
Merch Tr A Sav Bk 300.000 375,793 2.760.476 100
MISSISSIPPI— N a t , b a n k s A p r . 28; State in s t itu ti o n s latest r te u r n s .
Jackson—
Capital Nat Bank. 200,000 258,821 1,908,144 100 Per share
First National Bank 100,000 225,694 1,273,848 100
Jackson-State N Bk 200,000 88,377 1,557.989
Merch Bk A Tr Co. 230,000 215.097 4.456,125
-Vicksburg—
Amer Bank A Tr Co 130,000 20,094 1,042,270 25
Citizens' Nat Bank 100,000 e60,000 e400,000 100
First National Bank 300,000 e240,179 e2,165,734 100
Merchants’ Nat Bk 100,000 e500,000 e 2 . 000,000 100
MISSOURI— N a t , b a n ks A p r . 28; State in s t itu ti o n s latest r e tu r n s .
Per
Kansas City—
Central Ex Nat Bk 200,000 63,741 1,915,738 100 185 •Aar .
City BankNatKBank 100,000 62,590 1,372,496 100 215
Columbla of C .. 500,000 124,725 2,775.279 100 143 147
Com’wealth Nat Bk 250,000 777,391 10.016,778 100
Continental Nat Bk 1,000,000 195,272 3.804,196 100 116 n s
Drovers’ Nat Bank 1,000,000 214,799 7,182,370 100 160 175
First National Bank
Gate City Nat Bk. 1,000,000 3.500,630 34.025,030 100 700
200,000 134,372 4.284,595 100 215
Int-State Nat Bank 300,000 1,337,224 8,970.113 100 700 ■
115
Live Stock State Bk 200.000 61.741 1,245,714 100 205 125
Merchants’ Bank.. 200,000 52,474 1,753,717 100
Metropolltan Bank. 250,000 58,710 991,735 100 140 220
Midwest Res Tr Co
124 143
228,547
New EngNat Bank 2,000,000 1,117,909 11,206,732 100 248 253
100 325 128
15,125,790
Produce Exch Bank 1,000,001
100,000
Security State Bank 200,000 124,249 1.838,775 100 175
65,049 1,055,703 100 225
Traders’ Nat Bank. 200,000
100
State Bank______ 100,000 123.277 4,817,145 100 250
69,277 1.395,130 inn
Stock Yds Nat Bk. 300,00( 152,441 2,227,768
Union State Bank. 100,000 160.000 1,027,301 100 225 260
250
32,170
Western Exch Bank 250,001
220
2.313,631 100 220 301
Westport Ave Bank 100,000 94.100 1,105,771 100 290
Commerce Tr Co.. 6.000,000 2.379,307 71,732,729 100 k2 0 7 212
Fidelity N Bk A Tr 2.000.000
Home Trust Co___ 300,000 1,315,759 23,034,742 10C 237 241
150
Liberty Trust Co.. 250,000 90,539 2.304,491 'iou 160 153
70,831 1,671,507
300
Mercantile Tr Co.. 200.00C 141,807 2,424,795 100 250
Co..
Peoples Trust
75,977
Pioneer Trust Co.. 500,000 409,442 5,797,077 100 28 I 285
267,500 146,947 3,536,077 100
Fldellty Savs Tr Co 250,000
3,927,376 101 -- —
St. Joseph—
Burnes Nat Bank-- 200,000 234,852 3,943,759 iou Pa share.
Flrst National Bank
100
American Nat Bank 500,000 610,877 4,888,772 100 .____
200,000 273,499 4,287,048
____
St Jos Stk Yds Bk. 250,000 <337,044 <7,669,188 100 ___■
Tootle-Lacy N Bk. 200,000 «284,249 s7.573,171 100 ___
Mlssourl Yal Tt Co 100,000 58,400 1,297,000 100 Per
St. Louis—
Baden Bank_____ 100,000 80,000 1,650,000 100 175 210
Boatmen’s Bank__ 2,000,000 1,110,923 19.141,969 100 116
Bremen Bank____ 200,000 640.000 5,100.000 100 360
Cass Avenue Bank. 200,000 118,212 3,342,928 100 200 ____
Chippewa Bank__ 100,000 124,171 2,409,012 100 215
First National Bank 10,000,000 6,111,334 97,826,725 100
199
Franklin Bank___ 600,000 1,198.525 8.500,490 100
280
Grand Ave Bank.. 200,000 77,914 2.691,775 100 200
Intemat Bank St L
Jefferson Bank___ 300,000 757,129 5,844,722 100 270
200,000 112.472
Jeff-Gravols Bank. 200,000 134.947 3.240,775 100 135
2,006.958 ion 160
Lafayette So Side Bk 1,000,000 875.022 17,800,037 100 280 290
Lowell Bank_____ 100,000 42,000 2,298,000 100 i 1*1 115
Manchester Bank.. 250,000 174.872 3.906,492 100 200
Merch Laclede Nat 1,700,000 1.859.122 16.297,703
Nat Bank of Comm 10,000,000 5,462,414 53.978,420 100 225 130
Night A Day Bank. 150,000 105,977 3,235,491 100 1273^ .........
South’n Com A Sav 100,000 174.976 2.516,739 100
State N atlonal Bank 2,000,000 el ,241,760 e 14459997 100 154
100
United States Bank 1 000,000 700,000
American Trust Co 1,000,000 316,347 8,479.155 100 178
9,296,781 100 135
B’way Sav Tr Co..
Chouteau Trust Co 200,000 132,519 2,049,773 100 150 150
145
100,000 51,200 1,127.780 100 120 160
City Trust Co__
27,577
100,000 68.090 1,928.761 100 150
Easton TaylorTrCo 100,000
994.564
Farm A Mer Tr Co. 200,000 90.549 4,008.774 100 140 160
Laclede Cent Tr Co 100,000 98.577 1.447.307 100 160
Liberty Trust Co . 3,000,000 1.190,009 33,536,793 100 164 167
MercantileTrust Co 3,000,000 7,517,831 48 503,418 too ___ _ 330
Miss Vail Tr Co.. 3.000.000 5,455,077 22,661,190 100 320 248
Nor St L Sav Tr Co 100,000 125.970 2,212,668 100 210
Northwest’n TrCo. 500,000 200,000 7,879,270 100 150
8t L Union Tr Co._ Does no banking business 100 200 100
Savlngs Trust Co.. 100,000 53,874 1,387,322 100 125
South Side Tr Co.. 200.000 71.141 2.346.049 100
Union Station Tr... 200.000 46.791 1,828.171 100 90 185
West St L Trust Co 200.000 4 1,300 1 930.019 100 150 100
• Sale price, e Capital paid In; authorized amount Is larger, g Amount paid In. k New stock, x Ex-dlvldend. V Capital to be Increased*
f May 4 1920. e Nov. 15 1920. n Including Fidelity Sav A Tr stock. I Last sale, r June 23 1920. * Sept. 8 1920. t Feb. 21 1921 a Includes
Minn. L A Tr. stock. » Dec. 29 1920. b Includes Minneapolis Trust Co. t Includes Mer. Tr. A Sav. Bank.
—

BANK8 AND TRUST COMPANIES

60

NEW YORK — (C ontinued)

NEW JERSEY— (Concluded)

Surplus Groat
A Profit a. Dapuntla
f
1
200,000 181,479 2,801 779
200,000 171,871 4,202 873
1,000,000 1,171,599
4,011,900 2,192,092 12,141 787
1,506 703
200,000 296,833 9,160 901
100,OOu 46,155 1,744 199
100,000 20,009 1,439 834
100,000 118,217 3,885 741
100,000 106,041 2,443 967
100,000 512,791 8,102 115
100,000 *693,271 9.344.774
100,001 e229,049 2,853,371
200,000 150,724 3,792,467
000,000 621,027 4,018.199
3,193,303
100,000
400.000 233,719 10,072,706
545,877
400.000 602,294 6,169,307
000,000 741,769 5,091,465
800.000 660,000 4,300,000
140.000 390.598 9,234,928
1,000,000 1,152,144 20,779,393
240.000 510,037 7.447.774
140.000 196,627 2,337,705
400.000 513,497 7,387,760
800.000 487,512 5.902,996
850,000 550,629 12,943,455
upftai.

[ V o l . 113.

Bid. Ask
Par l Vi rt
175
170
230
220 230
300
125
110
130
165
340 share.

Surplus Groaa
Capital. A Profits. Depoaita. Par Bit

Ask.

Per *5ar<
N. Y. City (Con.)
Chatham A Pheulx 7.000. 0008.379, 000 111677000 100 255 260
100
National Hank
LOO
75
Chelsea Exch Bank 1.000. 000 209, 500 *6,914,100, 100 445 100
100
Chemical Nat Bank 4.500.000 15,331 800 94.100.000 100 225 240""
100
Coal A Iron Nat Bk 1.500.000 1,505 400 16.880.000 100 350
100
Colonial Hank____ 600,000 1,589, 500 17.383.000 100 150 i65"
100
Columbia Bank. . 2,000,000 1,589 900 25.852.000 100 210 1220
100
700
*00,000
Commonwealth Bk 1,000,000 828 000 8,76 1,000 100 120 130
100
5.468.000 75
772
Continental Bank. 7.500.000 9,772 800 162151000 100 295 305
100
Corn Exchange Bk.
100 Par
100 90
200,000 69 500
Cosmopolitan Bank 1,000,000 777 500 *3,137,900 100 170 | 105
100
East Itlver Nat Bk. 500.000 2,374 700 11.921.000 100 900 925 ~
17.800.000
Fifth Avenue Bank 1,000,000 731
100
150 165
Fifth National Bk
100 Par share. First National Bank 10,000,000 35,434 700 12.636.000 100 855 865
500 277496000 100 220 230
700
1,000,000
Oarfleld Nat Bank. 1.500.000 1,585 700 15.097.000 100 185 195
100
100
Gotham Nat Bank. 800.000 1,617 100 a12269000 100
100
980
3.781.000
ino
W ft Grace A Co Bk 1,000,000 1,933 500 18.049.000 100 240 255
100 Par share Greenwich Bank__ 3.000. 000
790
20,950
Hanover Nat Bank 1.000. 0002,277 700 97.616.000 100 775 360
200 <129765700 100 490
100
Harrlman Nat Bk. 1.800.000 8,848 000 26.147.000 100 350 505
100
Import A Trad Nat 1,000,000 557 200 *5,588,700 100 140 150
Industrial Bank. 12,500,000 11,089 800 172749000 100 174 180
80
100
Irving National Bk
Meehan A Metals 10,000,000 16.812.900 142916000 100 285 290
100
National Bank..
100
100
Metropolltan Bank 2,000,000 4.281.000 46.154.000 100 '490 510
100
200,000 505.000 11.391.000
Mutual Bank____ 1,000,000 790,300 a2,243,000 100 140 150
100
Nat American Bk.. 500.000 221.000 4.015.000 25 140 160
100
Nat Butch A Drov. 25.000. 00033.149.900 231140000 100, 204 209
Nat Bk of Com’ce. 40.000. 00065,507,600 c515230000 100 309 315
Plainfield—
National City Bank 1,000,0001 472.500 13.521.000 1001 130 140
City National Bank 140.000 282,699 4,490,719 100
N Y Co Nat Bank. 200.000 107,400 *913,700 100 -- First National Bank 100.000 163,327 5,131,761 100
North American Bk 1,000,0001
Plainfield Trust Co 800,000 492,391 7,996,793 100
100 300
Pacific Bank___ 10.000. 000 1.726.100 22.916.000 *00, 355 360
100,000 105,767 1.876,764 100
State Trust Co..
136204000
Nat Park B ank__ 400.000 23 258,300 al ,065,000 100,----67,600
Trenton—
Progress Nat Bank. 3.000. 0003.541.000 a75336700 100i 235 245 '
Public Nat Bank.. 1.000. 000
Broad St Nat Bank 150.000 563,386 6,351,647 100
Seaboard Nat Bank 1,000,000 4.949.100 41.926.000 100, 230 245
First National Bank 500.000 747,910 7,582,466 100
loot 460
Second Nat Bank.. 100.000 4,814,700 16.820.000 100------ 480
Mechanics’ Nat Bk 1,000,000 1,447,007 15,849,973 80
120,100 *1,497,700
Standard Bank___ 2.500.000 2.718.300 74.688.000 100 215 225
Trenton Bauk’g Co 500.000 996,992 5,078,893 100
8,200,490 80
Mercer Trust Co.. 100.000 255,571
State Bank____
200,000 177,700 *6,494,900 100' 190
Trenton Trust Co.. 500,000 384.979 6,942.735 100
Twenty-third W Bk 1,000,000 1.582.300 18.763.000 100 165 175"
Union Exch Nat Bk 200,000' 731.500 '17,392,000 100 425
Yorkvllle Bank___ 1.500.000 531.500 ,12,398,700 100.........
NEW YORK— Nat.bta.(except N. V. City) Apr. 28; State inat. latest ret'ne American Trust Co 20,000,000 19,502,700; 267731700 100 285 293
Bankers Trust Co..
Central Union Tr 12,800,00U 18.548 ,500' 177693700 100' 325 334
Per • Aar e Co____
AIDanyt 000,000 1,053,444 9,191,970 100 500 190 Columbia _____ Co 8,000,000 7,610 300 87,473,200 100 277 287
731,091 1,699.776 100 180
Trust
135
250,000
1,000.000 498 3001 8,679,700
Commercial Tr Co. 2,000,000 1.828 700 45,805,300 100 300 306
100 200
1 1,250,000 2,958,511 34,461,499 100 330 335 Empire Trust Co_.
100 260 266
N Y State Nat Bk. 1,000,000 1,612,579 30,399,090 100 160 210 Equltable Trust Co 12,000,000 16,077 ,700 136719200 100 345 355
165 Farmers’ L A Tr Co 8,000,000 11,403 669,204015400 100 200 210
400,000 406,879 13,425,395
Inter TrCo 500.000 1,619 400 8.178,700 100 250
Per share. FidelityTrust Co__ 1.500.000 37,727 400 20,229,700 100 245 260
670
Auburn—
Fulton
Cayuga Co Na i 100,000 498.774 1,998,174 100
Guaranty Trust Co 25.000. 000 722 500,642940700 100 150
800 7.329,700 100
Nat Bk of Auburn. 100,000 119,597 2,163,115 100
Hudson Trust Co._ 500.000
looiooo 269^690 4;839;916 100
Italian Discount A
100I . . .
Trust
Per share. Lawyers’Co______ 1,000,000 781,200 12,346,000 100 105 115
Binghamton—
Title A
Citizens Bank____ 100,000 75,022 2.238,286 100
Trust Co______ 4.000. 00 6,157 500 18 850,200
155 165
1,108
C 200^000 423,759 3,469,286 100
Lincoln Trust Co.. 2.000. 0001,133 ,700 29, 827.900 100 285 305
c 400,000 322 444 4^856 773 100
15, 394.900 100
1,000,000
Mercantile T rust.. 2,000,000 3,438 ,900 28, 079,000 100 225 235
.700
People’s Trust Co.. 800,000 182H29 5,092.907 100 Per
Tr
ehare. Metropolitan Tr Co 10.000. 00016,067 ,700 66 205.900 100 305 565
Brooklyn—
N Y L Ins A Co 1,000,000 2,406 ,300 21, 420,400 100 550 310
100
l 200,000 151.397 2,848,101 100 140 155
32,
c 300,000 828,300 10,767,200 100 215 230 New York Trust Co 6,000,000 12,314 ,900 53, 813,700 100 290 298
Guar Tr Co
5,053
390 405
£ 200,000 342,700 3,316,300 ion 160 180 TitleMtge AATr Co. 2,000,000 15,095 ,600 44 628.900 100 825 830
US
,000 449,300 100
200,000 147,300 3,472,700 50 80 100 U S Tr Co of N Y_. 2,000,000
1,600,000 1,253,044 38,219,474
87 95
Jamaica, L. I .—
2,679,700
Montauk B ank...
100,000 70,900 11,805,100 100 85 95 First National Bank 100.000 74,750 5,708,300 100 —
100
Municipal Bank..
200,000 111,200
I
220
Nassau Nat Bank.
Per shars.
North Side Bank.. 1,000,000 1,477,600 15,439,200 100 195 205
100
200,000 336,700 7,414.900 100 150 160
Rochester—
200
190 225
400.000 388
200,000 268,900 38,501,000 100
5,477.100
Central Bank____ 2,000,000 2,354 976^11, 008,732
215 200
332 677,911
£ 300,000 342,200
Lincoln-Alliance Bk 800.000 569 541 33, 020,905
190
10,
200,000 100,000 717,200 100
West End Bk.
163 170
2.752,800
. 1,800,000 2,856,800 33,051,700 100 425 435 Merchants’ Bank.. 750.000 1,106 597 12 669,735
Nat Bank of Comm 750.000 517 977 10, 143,171
155 165
800,000
22,750,000 100 650
Manufact’rs’ Tr C D 2.000,000 2,081,500 29,907,200 100 200 660 Traders’ Vail Bank. 400.000 518 ,900 30, 725,169
C
210 Genesee Nat Tr Co 1.000,000 1,251 120 7, 117,279
235 450
Midwood Trust D 500,000 263,000 600,100 100
400 154
People’s Trust Co. 1,500,000 1,814,500 39,998,000 100 270 280 Roch Tr A S D Co. 300.000 871 .712 14, 363,723
Security Trust Co. 1,250,000 795 ,994 19, 278,255
150
Union Trust Co__
Buffalo—
Per share.
1
100
300,000 *80,402
Per lAiiri
750,000 394,881 *4,362,838 100 205 225
7,455,773 100 200 210
Syracuse—
Liberty Bank. . 2,000 000 1,227,427 31,031,199
280 285 City Bank Trust Co 2,000,000 1,153,710 16,558,437 100 210
t 2,000,000 2.420,077 35,280,194 100 275 280
300.000 333,714; 2,516,770 1001
Marine Trust Co... 10,000,000 10,350,630 95,729,969 100 250 255 Merchants’ Nat Bk 800.000 383,592 4,770,733 100 160
Salt Springs Nat Bk 300,000 236,7551 2,522,OS 100, 175
100
People’s Bank... 1,000,000 971.147il7.104.474 100 250
100,000 51,621 1,931,242
South Side Bank.
170 180 Third Nat Bank__ 2.500.000 1,758,337 35,053,975 100 217
Buffalo Trust Cc . 1,000,000 1,375,000 15,466,290 100 300 310 First Tr A Dep Co. 1.500.000 479,940 24,698,773 100 205
Citlz Com’l Tr Co.. 1,250,000 2,046,721122,486,231 100 225 235 Syracuse Trust Co.
Fidelity Trust . 1,000,000 1,110.597(17,761,713 100 225 235
*bare.
Per share Troy—
Elmira—
929.427
Merchants’ Na £ 250,000 134,697 1,450,702 100
Manufac’rs Nat Bk 300.000 *341,730 15,921,954
400,000 669,324 7,703,098 100
National City Bank 300.000 442,529 *4,741,155
3 600,000 592,476 8,392,991 100
Nat St Bk of Troy- 250.000 168,769 3,832,244
1,141,000
100.000
- Depoaita oj N. Y, City banka are repo rted net and People’s Bank____ 300.000 t.443,498 4,064.3S3
Union Nat Bank— 240.000 139,207 *901,621
y 2 1921. Surplus an ;dbanks. ar ediv\ date .4 pr. 28 United Nat Bank..
profits A of
194,514 3.S44.2S2
at and Feb. 12 for State
dand re cord
/ banka and i |<ru«( comp anies in N,ew York Ci ty an d Broo klyn Security Trust Co. 200.000 101,392 2,725,035
Troy Trust Co----- 200,000
Sec., page 100
x eur “Ry. and Ind.” 85,093,000 247 230
£. 8,000,000 7,990,600
233
200,000 277,450 si,792,000 100
Atlant c Nat Bank.. 1,000,000 6,107,600 47,793,000 100 215
1,129,500,14,073,000 100
Bank of America . 8,500,000 320,400 *6.322.900
456,000 17,135,722 115184000 100 170 178
3 5,000,000
50 187 191
Bk of NY, N B A ...I 2,000,000 7,221,500 27,525,000 100 410 415
Bank of U 8.. -| 1,500,000 688,900 s31585300 100 160 175
S 100,000 440,500 3,509,000 100 350
£ 1,500,000 1,619,100 9,765,000 100 150 425
160
150.000 701.100 s373,000
5,073,000
Bowery Bank. . 1 ‘180.000 839,500 s3,180,900 100 425 450
£ 2)0,000 131,100 *4,208,000 0)9 H)5
71,800
100
Bronx Borough Bk 130,000 2S4.200 a2,925,700 100 115 135
123
Bronx Nat Bank. 200.000 179,700
145 155
*2,671,000 100 '45 155
Bryaut Park Bank . 200,000
Chase Nat Bank.. £ 15000000 20.133,500 221081000 100 320 330
2^n onn 101,800 *2,420,900 ion 1S5 195
* Sale price, b Paid In. k Capital to be Increased, x Ex-dlvidend. s Feb. 28 1921, e Feb. 21 1921. I Last sale, t June 10 1920. 1 New
stock, a Apr. 23 1921. y I5\' rights, r April 11 1918. d June 23 1920. n Nov. 15 1920. Include* Foreign Hr inch Deposits, v Deo. 29 1930.

Newark (Cun.)—
Oily Trust Co____
Clinton Trust Co..
Federal Trust Co .
Fidelity UnionTr Co
Iroubouud Tr Co..
Llberty Trust Co..
Newark Trust Go..
Bpr'gf’ld Are Tr Co
Washington Tr Co
West Side Trust Co
New Brunswick
Nat Batik of N J ..
People's Nat Batik
New Bruusw Tr Co
Passaic—
Passaic Nat Bank
Hobart Trust Co
Passaic T A 8 D Co
People’s BkATr Co.
Paterson—
First National Bank
Paterson Nut Bank
Second Nat Bauk.
Patersou Sav InstCltlzens' Trust Co
Franklin Trust Co
Hamilton Trust Co
Paterson SDATr Co
D 8 Trust Co__

J uly,

1921.]

61

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
NEW YORK—(Concluded)
durplui G rose
<t P r o fits . D e p o s its .
C a p ita l

OH IO—(Concluded)
B id .

P ar.

Ask.
share
208

Utica—
%
"S
t
First Natloual Bank 1,250,000 1,802,970 9,320,001 100 c258
Oneida Nat Bank.. 600,000 425.277 3,041,114 100 215 220
904,870 3,520,470 100 105 110
Utlca City Nat Bk. 1,000,000 715,129
100
Citizens' Trust Co. 500,000 438,170 13,240,733 100 280 285
2,375,775
Onelda Co Trust Co 250,000 077,327 10,458,410 100 ~,275~ 800
Utica Tr Ac Dep Co. 800,000
P er sh a re
Watertown—
130,427 1,525,394 100
City National Bank 100,000 350,801 3,987,297 100
Jefferson Co NatBk 250,000
200,000 294,397 3,108,180 100
Watertown Y Tr Bk 400,000 608,072 7,378,943 100
North’n N Nat Ca
Co
P er sh a re
Westchester
189,609 6,558,309 100
200,000 360,125 0,254,910 100
M t. V e rn o n — I s t N .
Mt Vernon Tr Co 200,000
S e w R o ch elle —
Nat City Bank-. >00,000 239,870 6,623,709 100
982,999
50,000
North Ave Bank. 150,000 54,407 2,407,339
Huguenot Tr Co. 200,000 116,324 4,985,728 100
194,094
N Rochelle Tr Co
)i903,900 100
100,000 n98,072 1,501,117 100
O s s in in g —1st Nat.
Osslnlng Nat Bk. 100,000 49,807
P e e k a k ill—
Westches Co Nat 100,000 337,204 5,244,011 50
P le a s a n tv ille —
78,934
Mt Pleasant Bk 100,000 155,882 1,483,117
P o rt C heater —1st N
2,163,138 100
100,000 106,812 2,593,731 100 105 125
Mutual Trust Co 300,000 129,337 1,463,742
R ye —Rye Nat Bk..
100
50,000
T a r r y to w n Nat Bk.
100,000 152,047 1,498,541 100
W h ite P la in s —
Citizens Bank__ 150,000 47,829 3,037,758 100
Cent Bk West Co 100,000 52,746 801,566 100
County Trust Co 150,000 156,877 4,618,772 100
Y o n k e r s — First Nat
300,000 168,974 2,474,572 50
Yonkers Nat Bk. 200,000 71,937 5,412,626 100
Westches’r Tr Co 300,000 259,507 7,294,736 ___
100
Yonkers TrustCo 250,000 101,441 2,228,889
P er

C a p ita l.

S u r p lu s
G rose
(to P r o fit b . D e p o s its . P a r .

Cleveland—
*
%
Amer Sav Bank Co 100,000 151,602 2,847,771
Broth’d of Boo Eng 1,000.000 100,000
Co-Oper Nat Bk.
4,438,712
Cent NB.S&TrCo 1,800,000 2.746,791 30,861,731
101,094
Clark Ave Sav Bk. 200,000 231,723 3,595,440
250,000
Clev Sav Sav Bk Go 600,000 648,707 1,848.247
At Loan Co
Garfield
200,000 787.697 16,586,436
Lorain St Sav & Tr 2,000,000 229,179 6,099,432
National City Bank 500,000 v 125.000 13,154,496
o3,303,211
Northern Nat Bk.. 600,000
Pearl St 8 A T C o.. 1,500,000 678,714 17,968,000
14,424,710
United Bk At Sav Co
731,000
4,905,677 102599924
Cleveland Trust Co 4,500,000 5,031,797 71,920,367
Guardian Sav At Tr 4,000,000 45,158 3,003,791
Home Sav At Trust. 250,000
L Sh Bkg At Tr Co. 1,000,006 498,912 27,448,292
717,975 249,307
State Bkg At T r Co. 860,000 553,337 11,287,223
2,151,335
Union Sav At L Co. 14,833,333 19,056,489 220474,796
Union Trust Co__
Columbus —
2,569,409
200,00(
Central Nat Bank. 700,00C 70,877 8,598,973
Citizens’ Tr At Sav. 300,000 181,597
City National Bank
344,900 6,133,861
Columbus Sav Bk. 300,000 713,147 6,455,141
50,000 96,579 1.189,891
Commer’l Nat Bk.
1,320,275
Fifth Ave Sav Bank 50,000 93,877 7,478,670
Hayden-Clln N Bk. 700,000 1,017,739
Huntington Nat Bk 500,000 308,722 7,519,611
162,676 3,140,739
Market Exch Bank 100,000 484,912 4,411,774
Nat Bk of Com’ce. 300,000
First Nat B k ___ 500,001 691,774 8,407,442
Ohio National Bank 600,001 1,200,774 12,006,947
State S Bk & Tr Co 400,00C 254,329 3,082,790
Dayton —
American Nat Bank 200,000 el48,537 61,483,006
e4,922,740
City National Bank 400,000 6409,377 e2,793,677
Dayton Nat Bank. 300,000 el67,092 «3,159,961
Merchants’ Nat Bk 200,000 el41,700
Third Nat Bank__ 400,000 e317,249 e2,265,053
677,902 7,263,993
Winters Nat Bank.
City Tr At Sav Bank 1,000,000 90,837 14,981,732
200,000 784,097 2,496,904
Dayton Sav At T Co 600,000
Toledo —
253,979
Com Sav B & Tr Co 200,000 241,521 7,519,172
Dime Sav Bank Co 270,000
6,929,948
First National Bank 500,000 1.586,597 8,314,795
Com Guard Tr&Sav 1,400,000 743,597 17,885,295
Home Sav Bank__
537,549 4,918,971
Mer At Cl’k Sav Bk 250,000 325,477 9,578,794
150,000 1,077,307 2,337,955
Northern Nat Bank 1,000,000
Ohio S Bk&Bank.. 1,000,000 2,610,121 22,521,171
Second Nat Tr Co. 1,000,000 1,091,894 14,147,821
Secur S B & Tr Co- 250,000 343,904 5,309,724
204,473 1,935,770
Snitzer-Ror T & Bk 300,000 639,749 3,465,417
Tol Sav Bk & Tr Co 300,000 362,547 1,339,071
Union Savs Bank.. 250,000
Youngstown —
400,597
City Tr & Sav Bank 300,000 e584,627 5,905,716
e5,995,586
Commer’l Nat Bk. 500,000 1,907,132 el8243 414
Dollar Sav & Tr Co 1,500,000
First National Bank 1,500|000 e2,346,000 16,691,312
Mahoning Nat Bk 500,000 6448,377 64,488,736
Mahoning S&Tr Co 100,000 123,477 1.552,941
i

Bid. Ask
P er shar
flo

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10.,
10 J
100
lOo
100
10j
ioo

io o
ioo
ioo

100
100

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
<50
100
100
100
100
ioo
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

250
257 320
165 156
225

325 2 1 0
141 150
165 168
Per h a
125 s133re
130 136
225 240
310
325 340
220 240
200
240
22 o 250
260 300
325 350
130 140
Per s h a re

145
240
180
150
185
165
225er
P
185
165
330
160
300
305
205
210
320
245
160
295
238

155

NORTH CAROLINA—N a t .b k s . Apr. 28; S ta te i n s ti tu ti o n s la te s t r e tu r n s .
160
170
Charlotte Nat Bank 375,000 623,547 3,621,952 100
Commercial Nat Bk 590,000 426,377 2,146,045 100
235
First National Bank 3UU,0Ou 585,597 1,014,091 100
sh a re.
Mer & Farm N Bk. 290,000 407,390 1,782,346 100 .
Security Savs Bank 200,000
90,000
5,000 335,000 100
Union Nat Bank__
241,437 6,546,422 100
619,559 2,014,967 100
American Trust Co. 1,220,000 642,291 2,852,933 100
Independ’ce Tr Co. 1,000,000
325
Durham—
320
135,000
Citizens’ Nat Bank 100,000 653,177 1,500,000 100
207
Fidelity Bank____ 100,000 522,407 5,307,139 lOo
First National Bank 800,000 59,592 4,111,187
Home Savings Bank 50,000 102,717 1,104,491
250
Merchants’ Bank _ 100,000
1,229,990
Greensboro—
Atlantic Bk & Tr Co 1,000,000 377,544 2,599,149
100
Greensboro L & Tr. 358,000 132,316 2,993,734 100
P er s h a r e .
Teztile Bank_____
28,000 88,760 468,302
Raleigh—
P er s h a r e .
Citizens Nat Bank. 300,000 174,392 2,983,927 100'
Comm’l Nat Bank. 300,000 189,679 3,503,440 100
Merchants’ Nat Bk 300,000 151,500 3,783,130 100
Raleigh Bkg &TrCo 100,000 36,411 1,036,975 100
Wilmington—
55,000
Amer Bk & Tr Co.. 200,000 1,063,417 4,000,000 100 Per sh a r e .
Murchisoa Nat Bk. 1,000,000 153,177 8,228,719 100
People’s Sav Bank. 65,000 336,517 2,057,832 25
Wllm Sav & Tr Co. 100,001
3,931,706 80
Winston-Salem
People’s Nat Bank. 150,000 39,000 1,680,000 100
Wachovia Bk & Tr. 1.333,100 1,612,728 17,085,974 100
OKLAHOMA—N a tio n a l b a n k s Apr. 28; S ta te i n s ti tu ti o n s la te s t r e tu r n s .
Guthrie—
P er sha r»
First National Bank
NORTH DAKOTA— N a t. b a n k s Apr. 28, S ta te i n s ti tu ti o n s la te s t r e tu r n s Guthrie Sav Bank 100,000 n71,121 n2,085,595 100
5,309 848,007
90,000
Oklahoma State Bk 50,000 25,572 781,272 100
100
Fargo—
4,422 420,719 100
Security State Bank 25,000
Per
-Dakota Sav Bank. _ 100,000 45,000 747,940
McAlester—
Fargo National Bk. 80,000 14,674 482,793 100 .
P r s h a re
First National Bank 300,000 321,762
American Nat Bank 100,000 e31,317 62,100,269 100
Merchants Nat Bk. 100,000 168,427 4,516,540 100
City National Bank 80,000 613,810 e658,891 100
1,874,296 100
Northern Nat Bank 100,000 33,249 1,403,899 100
First Nat B of McA looiooo e45,975 el,499,590 100 —
—
Security Nat Bank. 100,000 22,842 246,297
Muskogee—
OHIO—N a tio n a l b a n k s Apr. 28; S ta te i n s titu tio n s la te st r e tu r n s
Commercial Nat Bk 250,000 r»193,520 »4,141,209 ioo P er sh a re
Exchange Nat Bank 300,000 130,020 2,408,373 100
First National Bank 300,000 225,097 4,552,792 25
Canton—Bank..
Muskogee Nat Bk 200,000 82,147 2,367,990 100 --- --- —
Central Sav
65,247 3,747,768
200,000 332,917 4,220,270 100
City National Bank 240,000
100
P er sh a re
Oklahoma Bank
Dime Savings Bank 500,000 195,444 4,883,702 100
American Nat City- 500,000 6617,441 el2 302733 100
First National Bank 500,000 1,075,437 8,142,490 100
•- Farmers’ Nat Bank 100,000 6148,964 e3,353,719 100
First National Bank 500,000 e563,702 el2230741 100
First State Bank__ 200,000 57,397 3,276,787 ioo
Cincinnati—
P er zh a re
looiooo 10,677 1,374,433
Atlas NatBk&Tr Co 400,000 1,105,109 4,842,734 100 301 340 Guaranty Bank__ 500,000 el 29,397 e2,992,774 100
Bank__
Liberty
100
Brighton
215,000 409,991 8,439,713 100 300 30u Okla StkNat Bank. 250^000 318,747 1,610,117 100
Yds, N B
Clnn Bk & Tr Bank 125,000 137,700 2,603,993 100 177 180 Security Nat Bank. sooiooo e227,707 e5,029,776 100
Co..
Citizens’ Nat
7,392,523 100 170 180 Southwest
250^000 e70,007 e3,571,991 100
City Hall Bank___ 2,000,000 2,203,791 2,457,273 100 350 380 TradesmensNat Bk. 250,000 e76,630 e3,037.713 ioo
100,000 343,117
Nat Bk
Columbia B& SCo 100,000 264,949 1,681,664 10 38 40
201,19/
Cosrnop Bk & Tr Co
Tulsa—
520,332
East End Bank___ 250,000 2,190,740 5,755,284 100 140 105 Central Nat Bank . 1,000,000 463,144 8,667,919 100
50,000 38,704 32,248,387 50 90
Fifth-Third Nat Bk 3.000,000 4,761,101. 33,309,732 100 1240 255 Exchange Nat Bank 1,500,000 877,594 25,021,992 100
First National Bank
184
Fourth Nat Bank.. 6.000,000 1,195,447 8,508,715 100 285 195 First Nat Bank__ 1,000,000 448,117 11,728,767 100
800,000 1,005,707
100
Is
Lincoln Nat Bank.
i( b a n k s Apr. 28; S ta te i n s ti tu ti o n s Apr. 28.
Home Sav Bank Co 800,000 108,597 5,793,681 100 230 270
50,000 39,507 990,978 100 100 105
North Side Bank..
P er
78,000
1,330,939 50
Portland—
24,497
Pearl Market Bank 400,000 222,719 3,815,731 100 110
G W Bates & Co_ 100,000 165,334 1,239,225 100 182 s h a r e
150
People’s Bk & HvOo 200,000 175,520
Prov S Bk & Tr Co 1,500,000 1,357,604 2,811,766 100 110 120 Can Bk of Com’ce. 300,000 108,091 2,535,790 100 150 185
2,065,930 100
Second Nat Bank.. 1.0 00,000 712,527 19,867,210 100 145 160 Cltlzens Bank____ 2,500,000 1,404,141 29,310,712 100 190 195
6,489,907 10 22 25 First National Bank 100,000
Ho Ohio 8 Bk&TrCo 200,000 145,717 3,748,220 100 210 250 Hartm’n & T’mps’n 100,000 24,900 501,893 100
165,000
Stock SBdt Tr Co. 100,000 3,093,949 20,448,712 100 175
143,717 5,224,140
180
Hibernia C & Say B 200,000 2,114,127 19,839,779 100 300
Union Yards Bk__ 1,000,000 799,844 900,000 100
100
Ladd & Tilton B k.. 1,000,000 33,177 1,024,945 100 150
Western Bk & TrCo 1.000,006
11,971,725 100
State Bk 100,000
Central Trust Co.. 1.000,000 1,420,069 5,141,772 100 225 205 Live Stock Nat Bk. 1,000,090 437,732 18,043,766 100 160 175
N’western
165
195
1,698,987
Peninsula Nat Bank 200,000 59,667 2,762,240 100 130 150
65,802
State Bank______ 200,000 1,987,072 27,162,972 100 150
100
United States & Tr* 1,300,000 433.760 2,674,970 100 325
N Bk 250.000
Security Sav
* Hale price, h New stock, k Capital to be Increased, p Amount paid In. x Ex-dlvldend. a Last sale, d These figures date Feb. 28 1920.
v June Tr. 1920. r Sept. 8 1920. « 4 1920. 1922. c Includes Oneida Co. Tr. Co. g Nov. 17 1919. flncludes trust deposits. I Includes UnloD
H B A, 80 n Dec.29 1920. t May Feb. 21
—

HANK8 AN1) TRUST COMPANIES
PENNSYLVANIA—AIaa

b i t . { a s c . Pkata.) A y r .

2a; Siata in<(. lui *«< rat'na

PBNNSYLVANIA—(Concluded)
Capital ASurplus Douoe.ii Par. did.
Projita. Qroaa

1 r p4u* (Jro f
Cupilul | uProJ%t» OsptJ4%l4 . Pdf.
j *
Allentown—
t
Allentown Nat Mk l,000,0001 1,062,0741 6,337.399 100
Vlorchautd Nat Bk 400,000 927,17 4,993,938 100
Ridge Avenue Bank 50,000 60,337 901.739 30

Second NatTrust Co
Allentown Bank - Citizens Trust Co- Lehigh Vail Tr Co.
Penn Tr Co—. —

Alt aunt—
First National Bank
Second Nat Bank..
Union Bauk -----Altoona Trust Co..
Central Trust Co . .
Mountain C'y T Co
Erie —
Hank National _ _ .
B1rut of Rrl«_ Bank
*

Cent Tr A Title Co.
Erie Trust Co-----Scour Sav A Tr Co.
Harrisburg—

filast End Trust Co.
inr*t National Bank
Harrisburg Nat Bk
Merchants’ Nat Bk
Central Trust Co-_
Commonwealth Tr
Security Trust Co.
rTnion 'Trust Co__
Lancaster—

Conestoga Nat Bk.
First National Bank
Fulton Nat Bank..
Lancaster Co N Bk
Northern Nat Bank
People’s Nat Bank.
Farmers’ Trust Co.
Quaranty Tmst Co
Lancaster Trust Co
NorthernTrust Co..
People’s Tr A 8 Co
Union Trust Co—

[ V o l . 113.

4t
Hid Aah.
Phila.— .Con.)
Par tk'M
Par 198
f
195 akara. Girard Trust C o__ 2,500,000 8,907,217 46,032,134 100 ____ 1 750
350 375 Guar Tr A S D Co. 1,000,000 630,074 7,879,095 100 ____ 1 121J-S
110 125
125,000 124,674 2,483,325
800,000 836,022 5,082,767 100 450 475 Haddlngt’u TATCo 200,000 246,872 2,922,948 100 ____ 1 121
.........1
1,519,13 J 30 80 82 Hamilton Trust Co
100,000 201,194 2,207.777 25 90 100 Holmesburg Tr Co. 123,000 106,407 988,323 100 ____ 1 171 X
70
125.000 208,019
Indus’l Tr, T A 8av 500,000 1,391,779 7,643,771 50 ____ 1 181
50
125,000 763,307 3,411,125 50 350 375 Integrity Trust Co. 500,000 1,766,794 8,746,866 50 ____ 1 220
800,000 175,017 1,853,795 30 80 85 Kensington Tr Co. 200,000 459,177 8,716,335 50 ____ 1 0’’)4
Laud Title A Tr Co 3,000,000 9.657.174 13,080,359 100 ____ 1 485
800,000 575,549 2,770,738 50
100J£
ak ira. Liberty T A Tr Co. 250,000 417,537 6,775,631 50 ____ II 19 *
Market St TAT Co
1
____
150,000 450,529 2,801,348 100 325 330

70,000 1,200,000
515,944 2,697,442
d551,497 d2, 519.865
d308.932 dl. 072.215
432.222 2.040,999
82,194 754.204
824.921 3 933,936
400.937 3.826,204
623.199 2,853,103
65,171 1,454,184
144,714 2,206,941
lao looo

Manayunk Tr C o..
Merch Un Trust Co
Mutual Trust Co. _
Northern Cent Tr.
Northern Trust Co.
No Phila Trust Co.
Nor Western Tr Co
Trust Co.
Par akara. ParkwayTrust Go..
Pelham
100
Penn Bank A Trust
1 )0
Penn Co for Insur
100
on W’h’gASD Co
100
Penn Lives A Or An
100
People's Trust Co..
100
Philadelphia Tr Co.
100
Phoenix Trust Co .
100 —
— Provident Life A Tr
Real Est Tr Co,com
do do
Pe* akara. Real Est T I A Tpref
r..
so
Republic Trust Co.
J00
Rlttenhouse Tr Co.
23
Roxborough Tr Co
100
Tacorry Trust Co..
23
Tioga 'Trust Co___
50
United Sec L I A T.
no
Wayne June Tr Co.
1 )0
West End Trust Co
1 )0
West Phila TAT Co
123
>0

100,000
810,000
800,000
500,000
125,000
200,000
225,000
894,000
*50,000
125,000
125,000
150,000

n o 348
n o 188
130 210
)0 115
n o 150
n o 205
30 235
n o 101
150 572
)0
115
50 250
50 n o

100,000
142,301
150,000
143,000
102,902

378,817 2,897,315 100 250
107.043 1,412,174 100 130
421,994 2,272.737 100 200
215,997 1,725,229 100 200
163.549 1,646.392 10 43

125,000

71,950
991,674
506,701
254.472
981,279
31.409
589.994
509.590

SOU,000
sooiooo
800,000
500^000
125,000
800,000
800,000

923,904
7,110,114
5,311,232
3.901,702
8,184,249
1,200 000
7.172.294
4,858,539

200,000
200,000
800,000
100,000
125,000
125,000
375,000
800,000
400,000
125,000

620.701
229,817
209,961
563,549
128,207
256,241
845,127
94.907
1,167,330
206,377
519,749
172,644

2,915,096
631,798
2,269,785
194,708
692,866
1,789,702
4,477,701
921,904
7,047,207
1,994,576
2,894,274
2,472,713

275
160
210
210
47

Per akara
350
189
220
120
155
210
240
102
580
120
255
115

1921
Dapoaila ol National banka da teJu ne 25 akara.
Per 1604$
194,497 2,863,167 50
American Bk A Tr. 300,000 2.424,697 19,710,000
Bank of Nor Amer. 1,000,000 94,326 31,825,460 100 ____ i l300
60
Broad St Nat Bank 250,000 692,766 5,186,000 80
265
300,000
Centennial Nat Bk. 1,000,000 4.532,004 19,200,000 100 ____ ii 522 )4
100 ____ 121
Central Nat Bank.
5,524 685,770
Philadelphia—

Pittsburgh —
Allegheny Val Bank
All Nations Dep Bk
Anchor Sav Bank..
Arsenal Plttsb. N A
Bank of Bank . .
Bk of Secured Savs.
Citizens Sav Bank.
Cltv Deposit Bank.
Columbia Nat Bank
Diamond Nat Bank
Dollar Sav Bank ..
Duquesne Nat Bk.
ExchangeDep Nat__
Farmers Nat Bk._
Farmers Depos Sav
Fifth Avenue Bauk
First N Bk of Blrm
First National Bank
Fourteenth St Bank
Freehold Bank___
FTomew’d Peop Bk_
Tron tVClass Dol Sav
,
Keystone Nat Bank
Liberty Nat Bank_
Llhnrt.y Sav Bank..
M’anufac’rs Bank
Marine Nat Bank__
Mellon Nat Bank..
Metropolitan N Bk
Monongahela N Bk
Nat Bank of Amer.
Ohio Valley Bank..
Pennsvlvania N Bk
Penn Savings Bank
People’s Nat Bank.
SecondNat Bank__
Third Nat Bk___

250,000 275,199
25
81
500,000 542,091 2,314,740 100 .........1 00
1,972,336
____ 1
438,038 132,709 3,273,399 50 ____ 1 35
150,000 24,171 947,962 50
55
800,000 2,284,747 9,033,388 100 ____ I 499
____ l 192
250,000 566,334 6,018,291 50 ____. 11
150,000 725,899 7,755,492 50
125,000 32,774 872,919 100 ____I l 355
121
130.000 100,037 1,550,418 100
129
200,000 60,500 1,290,695 60 ____ I 7
2,000,000 5,443,347 26,582,254 100 ____.11490
1,000,000 293,227 698,427 50
o
1 n45
634,450 123,094 2,748,902 50
1,000,000 5,260,497 18,934,481 n o . . . .1 575
300,000 39,497 1,060,117 50
2,000.000 6,798,074 10,863,767 100 . . . . 1392
1.319,60') \ 692,697 6,020,737 /100 ... - 1 51
. 1 100
1,930.200 / 3,337,767
1,506,000 215,822 5,510,198 \100 ____ I 350 m
400,000 165,491 3,314,748 100 .........1 60
50
800,000 59,904 2,614,476 100 ____ 1 U )
150,000
1,620,133 50
150,000 211,337 1,929,865 100
1240
84,377
123,000 1,132,166 1,563,303 50 .........1 100
1,689,241
1,000,000 67,192 1,613,577 100 ____ 11 130
160,000 1,901.032 9,263,579 100
80
8,000,000 649.492
100 ........ 1 150
500.000
6,071,143 50 ____ ( 110)4

96,800 104,649 2,236,464
93,920
3.742,501
100,000 479,492 2,275,560
269,470 1.428,696
100,000 5,157,290 42,035,944
1 400,000 168,767 2,174,491
125,000 763,042 8,703,770
150,000 1,101,776 11.8S9.821
200,000 1,264.704
800,000 d1,981,940 d 13155256
14,771,942
800,000 1,274,720 39,187.748
684,717 8,051,833
800,000 941,279 7.079,979
730,000 2,301,574 38,235.973
6,000,000 816.314 9,386,201
100,000 140.842 1,886,562
100,000
100,000 (1160.477 dl,944,241
4,000,000 3,257,714 37,043,138
234.577
200^000 1,063,097 5,029,274
1,484,732
200,000 74.676 2,521,403
50^000 346,199 3,113,436
172J00 835,572 8.311,932
500,000 r»172,844 n2,304,850
2oo!ooo 65,794 2,250,793
100,000
looiooo 257,572 1,284,913
2,939,729
300’000 218,742 86,993,767
8 000,000 8.688,079 d2,986,149
200,000 d35,207
1.000,000 2.063,521 11,268,183
200,000 495,594 5,660,270
100,000 85.500 1,861,847
200,000 237,177 1,588,126
93,914
100,000 2,785,329 1,707,792
1,000,000 6,512,994 21,858,712
1,000,000 1.092,744 12,936,761
'300,000 390,411 5,472,220
3.164,297
500,000
23.002,278
2,000,000 5,062,700 21,950,006
1,000,000 1,208,171 6,420,760
liooolooo 623,877 3,317,789
423.744
250,000 656,727 4,756.730
700,000 3,866.547 22,090,205
2,600,000 1.537.991 9,550,768
lisooiooo 287,221 1,460,789
450,000
1,000,000 1,253,094 8,747,188
522,729 1,773,710
li320,000 4,575,948 13,356,150
2,000,000 153.078 2.425.6S6
175^000 185,737 2,251,494
105UOO 120,840 2,475,373
1301000
230,000 154,672 2,599,442
S59.214
125^000 44,327 1,245,251
40,541
125,000 313,550 4.01S,276
200^000 170,920 2,373,669
250,000
8,000,000 2,149,520 16,994,826
500,000 206,507 4,107,597
150,000 133,247 1,176,067
87,777 1,949,240
400,000 2,007.714 3,454,162
8,000,000 82,974 1,606,793
125,000
300,000 312,199 3,012,879
128,000 46,429 468,440
1,500,000 37,673,709 93,290,108
350,000 442,474 6,729,095
125,000 440,849 3,511,998
125 non
71,498 1,026,932
100,000 1.320.274 9,484,302
/ 3 ,0 0 6

50
50
50
50
50
50
100
100
100
50

__ ^
50
100
100
100
50
100
100
100
100
50
100
100
100
___ .
_
100
100 ____ __
100
100
50
__ .—
100
100
166
100
100
too
100
__ __
__
100
50
100
100
100
__,—
«
165
25
100
50
50
____
50
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
165 ____ ___
100 _____
50

80
Citizen’s Bank----- 194.340
Corn Exch Nat Bk. 8,000,000 4,884,491 35,478,000 100 ____ i 370
Drovers A Mer Nat 200,000 111,697 si,435,804 80
(60
275,000 1,446,877 5,825,000
Eighth Nat Bank.. 1,500,000 2,805,697 28,897,000 100 ........ ( i 557
250
First National Bank
100
280
8,262,987
Fourth St Nat Bank 3,000,000 5,518,441 42,217,000 100 .........i 6)0
49,664,000 100 ____ i
Franklin Nat Bank 1,000,000
Girard Nat BankBk 1.000.000 7,054,677 53,532,000 100 .........i 375
611.137 4,036,000
Kensington Nat _ 350,000 747,439 s3,948,711 80 ____ i 406
120^
Manayunk Nat Bk n o . ooo
____
Market St Nat Bk l, no. ooo 2 ,106.S77 13,607,000 100 ____ ;i 222)4.
100
150
1 10,000 111,474 2,507,432 50
Middle City Bank
Nat Bank of Comm 500,000 301,399 s4,123,160 100 ........ i 128)4
150
200,000
Nat Bk of Germ’t’n 250,000 781,735 so,878,735 50 ____ i 483
7,955,000
Nat Security Bank. 500,000 1,595,823 9,092,000 100 ____ i 375
1,362,477
100 ____ ! 177
Ninth Nat Bank—
Northern Nat N Bk 200.000 911,470 5,846,000 100 ____ 1 401 >4
Bank 400,000 469,177 5,739,000
Northwestern
100
95,676
125.000
Olney Bank & T r.. 250.000 87.204 2,657,909 50 ... -1 (31 TTnion Savings Bk_
1,877,030 50
Penn National Bk. 1,000,000 2,684,392 11,238,000 1 10 .. . i 324 Western Nat Bank.
200,000 51,427 3,338,992
Philadelphia NatBk 5,000,000 11,236.340 87,331,000 150 . . . 1315)4 Allegheny Trust Co
JJ
665,271 4,122,000
Quaker City Nat B 500.000 906,242 s6,SS2,S91 100 ____ i 128)4 Colonial Trust Co_
280,000 505,922 3,417,000 n o ____ 1 317 )4
Second Nat Bank..
Sixth Nat B ank... 300,000 513,724 9,225,000 100 __ _ 1 250
Southwark Nat Bk_ 250,000
no
1,560.000
S’western Nat Bank 200,000 17S.372 2,534,935 100 ____ (i 14
____
Farmers Depos Tr.
50,569
l 70
State Bank of Phila 350,000 266,701 3,450,000 50
160
Tenth Nat Bank— 30U.000 293,547 3.071,000 100 ____ l 125 Fidel Title A Tr Co
400,000
Textile Nat Bank.. 1.000.00C 1.412.697 7,444,000 100 _____ i 215
Third Nat B ank... 1,000,000 2.214,479 11,874,000 100 ____ 1 245 Hill Top S A T Co
Manchester Savings
Tradesmens Nat Bk
.........i
Bank Trust Co
Union Nat Bank— 500,00C 796,4)27 12,697,000 100 ____ < 230
100
too.ooo
65.174 1,589.916
151)4 Merch Sav A Tr Co
West Phila Bank.. 589,900 462.348 1,932,074 50
160 Oakl’d Sav tfc Tr Co
Aldine Trust Co .. 125,000 94,4a0 1,352,424 100
(50^
Belmont Trust Co. 750,000 796,794 10,261,749 50
(93
Cent Tr A Sav Co. _ 200,00C 187,521 3,033,194 50
145 )4
Chelten Trust Co_. 500.00C 579,007 5,673,017 100 ____ .i
Colonial Trust Co. 400,00C 566.969 4,152.470 30 _ . no)4
Columbia Av Tr Co 2.000.00C 3,353,371 32.769.787 100 ____ i 275
200
Commercial Tr Co.
100 ____ J 220 Real Est 8 A Tr Co
Com’lth T Ins A Tr 1 .ooo.ooc 1,654,072 6.S77.674
Cont-Eq T A T Co. 1,000,000 1.311,132 10,546,033 100 ____ i 103
Empire Tit A Tr Co 300,00C 20S.127 2,946.130 50
156,175 89.044 1,005,011 2;
121)4
Excelsior T r _____ 200,000 201.369 ,1,282,690 30
l125 >1 Terminal Trust Co.
66
Union Trust Co—
Federal Trust Co.. 5,200,000 16.278,300 34.92S.291 100 ____ 450 Washington Tr Co.
Fidelity Trust Co..
100 ......... 104 West End S B A Tr
Finance Co, 1 st prel ol,470,000 /l 2.607,779 1,766,914 /IOC _ __ 104
Tr
2d preferred___ ol,530,000
230,000 764,242 5,674,540 50 ____ ’73
Frankford Trust Co 1,000,000 582,869 11,362,S51 UOQ ......... 175 Workingman's Sav
50
Bank A Trust Co
Franklin Trust Co.
too ____
Germantown Tr Co 1,000,000 1,194,864 9,900,924 too ____ 200 4
S5
Hir’d AvT AT Co. 200,000 194,707 2,465,906 30
1
* Sale price, o Capital paid In; authorized amount Is larger, t Capital to be Increased, d Feb. 21 1921 » Nov. 15 1920. * Ex-dtvldou<lI Last sale, e June 30 1920. a Apr. 2$ 1921. i Sept. 30 1920. h New stock, n Dec. 29 1920.
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BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

TENNESSEE—Nat. banks Apr. 28; Stale institutions latest isturns.

PENNSYLVANIA— (Concluded)

Surplun Orona
Gross
Capital. it Profite. Depomta. Par. ma. Ask.
Frojits.
Capital. •ftSurplus Deposits. Par. Bill. Ask.
Chattanooga—
1
t
i
$
Per share.
Per 115
t
Reading—
1
30 110 share. Amor Tr A Bkg Ilk 750,000 354,349 1,973,391 100
Farmers’ Nat Bank 400.020 1,072,520 5,727.731 100 200 205 Chattanooga S Co. 500,000 386.679 4.656.791 100
Keystone Nat Bank 100,000 317,059 1,168,021
First Tr Huv Bk
National Uulon Bk 200,000 966,917 2,233,479 26 120 125 First National Bank 1 ,000,000 1,060.027 11.777..800 100
500,000 95,370 413,190
Neverslnk Bank__ 100,000 100,460 581,632 50 75 88 HamiltonANat Bank 1,500,000 737,500 10,222,773 100

loo.ooo 336,007 3,952.209 100
Penn Nat Bank__ 800,000 el,085,776 e5,674,170 100 340 370 Hamilton Tr A SB. 250,000 181,721 2,853,219 100
Reading Nat Bank. ioo.ooo 277,427 1,123,672 50 310 315
140 150
Schuylkill Vail Bk. 300,000 849,980 1,758.599
Knoxville—
Second Nat Bank.. 250,000 219,299 4,102,430 100 290 305 American Nat Bank 150,000 50.000 700.000 100 Per short
10 19
Berks Co Trust Co- 250,000 158,901 1,191,375 10 14 21 City National Bank 500,000 6305.447, e6.203.900 100
15
Colonial TrustTrCo. 1 ,000,000 1,136.621 11,484,246 100 250 300 East Tenn Nat Bk 400,000 «681.574 < 607.477 100
■5.
Pennsylvania Co 500,000 759,077 2,038,173 100 225 250 Holston Nat Bank. 500,000 el01.712 e2.926.778 100
Reading Trust Co.
11,792
Knox Co Bank A Tr 100,000 126,419 352,911 100
Mech
Tr Co.
Per share. Third Bk ABank... 300,000 233,1 17 1,719,125 100
Scranton—
1,291,424 100
Nat
300,000
431,960 5,974,769 100 204 200>£
County Sav Bank..
Electric City Bank. 490,000 1,983,000 25,100,000 100 363 309 Union Nat Bank__ 200,000 el39,019 e4,254,239 100 ..........
89.000 70,270 1,202.247 50 84 87
First National Bank
J0,0oo 23,149 433,670
Per •ho*
Memphis—
66
72
Green Ridge Bank. 1,5 30,000 61,707 1,229,714 50 102 106 Bank of ComAT Co 1,500,000 2.558,272 15,023,904 100 205 275 *
Keystone Bank___
80.000 132,094 1,955.920 50 170 175 Cent State Nat Bk. 600,000 485,998 5,091,725 100 190 200
North Scranton Bk 60,000
50
70,114 1,420,935 50 95 99 First S B A Trust. 50,000 79,441 2,235,079 100 285 300
Providence Bank..
78,000 618,894 19,882,736 100 305 310 AmerNational Bank 500,000 874,490 5,102.991 100 500 550
Peoples S ADirneBk
175 180 Liberty S Bk A Tr. 200,000 94,939 2,332,779 100 150 160
South Side Bank__ 700,000 1,367,077 9,189,414 50 430 450 Guaranty Bk A Tr. 500,000 168,229 3.854,217 100 225 240
69,000 146.720 1,920.721
Third Nat Bank__ 400,000 706,297 6,865,719 100
25
270 Man Sav Bk A T r.. 150,000 157.097 3.624.476 100 155 160
Traders’ Nat Bank. 500,000
Union Nat B ank... 500,000 e213,347 e3,177,346 100 265 212 National CitySBank 300^000 nl24,602 n3,644.663 100 240 250
100 119 123
No Memphis Bk. 150,000 152,341 5,060,701
West Side Bank__
69,000 163,927 2,186,783 50 208
82,000 550,000
85 90
Security Bk;A
Anthracite Tr Co.. 25 ),000 149,477 2,116,042 50 88 90 State Savings TrCo 300,000 76,212 1,131,714 100 265 275
Co..
Bank
100
Lincoln Trust
96,914 1,412,372 100 126 share Union A Planters’ 50,000
128
201,000
Per 92
Wl lkes-Barre—
175 180
Bank A Trust Co 600,000 232,607
DimeNational Bank 2 ’0,000 583,549 1,797,812 50 87 260 Comm Tr A Sav Bk 1,800,000 734,517 16,948,754 100 215 225
Bk Tit ATr Co
164.989
5,080,966 100
First
100
375,000 280,002 5,791,676 100 250 144
140
Luzerne Co Nat Bk 4 >0,000
3,631,278
Nashville—
185
Miners’ Bk of W B. 750,000 2,497,294 10.958,551 50 180 353 American Nat Bank 1,500,000 1,090,771 15.399,225 100 Per share
343
Second Nat Bank.. 509,000 1.475,301 8,061.269 100 220 225 Bank of Nashville. 100,000 20,000 211.000 100
Slavonic Depos Bk. 100,000 158,830 2,095,799 100
1,299,737
South Side B k ___ 125,000 72,771 4,675,947 50 215 225 Broadway Nat Bk. 200,000 295,479 2.940,817 100
80 85 Central Bk A Tr Co 100,000 46,792 953,977 100
W B Dep < Sav Bk iSO.OOO 817,600 4,021,921 50
k Bank
Wyoming Nat
300 305 Farm A Merch Bk. 100,000 41.933 1.084.194 100
’80,000 795,023
Wyoming Val Tr Co 350.000 8S2.747 4,741,732 50 168 6/kure. First S Bk First N B 1 ,220,000 1.156.372 15.962.471 100
50 Per 173 Fourth A A Tr Co. 100.000 222,904 4,170,778 100
Williamsport—
Tennessee Hermit- 300 OOO <79.220 <1,597,973 100
First National Bank 300,000 509,362 3,361,776 100
age Nat Bank .. 500,000 30,634 2,323,070
Lycoming Nat Bk. 200 ’obr, 356,649 971,970 100
American Trust.
West Branch N Bk. 500’ooh 1,998,142 4,964,099 100
Nashville A Tr Co 36U,UUU 396,507 2,900,797 «uu
Williamsport N Bk.
State BankTrust Co 100 OOO 43.694 1.469,056 100
Northern" CentralTr 259j000 '336,141 1,040,000 100
Co_________ ..
289,994 3,108,313 100
TEXAS—National banks Apr. 28, State institutions latest returns.
Susq Tr Sc. S Dep Co 590,000 432,944 2,164,194 50 Per
410,000
York—
Per share
share American Nat Bank
Austin—
Central Nat Bank. 20 9,000 n78,000 nl,030,000
3 JO,000 755 877 6 370,767 100
City Bank.............. 250,000 260,000 3,518,960 100 112 114 Austin Nat Bank.. 3J0.000 854,777 5,370,443 100
50 88
Drov <fc Mech N Bk 100,000 nl39,470 n l,254,062 100 205 90 State National Bk. 1 XLOOO 63,794 1,372,001 100
First National Bank 800,000 215.000 3,793,047 100 155
Beaumont—
Western Nat Bank. 825,000 135,877 2,048,789 100 118 125 American Nat Bank 250,000 495,924 3,804,742 100 Per share.
York Co Nat Bank. 800,000 567,500
York Nat’l Bank.. 500,000 368,127 2,299,740 25 47 49 First National TrCo 400,000 388,399 5.215,466 100
2,582,212 20 38 39 Texas Bank A Bank 250,000 173,494 3,085,790 100
Guardian Trust Co 300,000 213,637 1,711,578 25 35 M
Secur Title A Tr Co 250,000 9S.400 1.282,935 50 36 40
Dallas—
Per share
York Trust Co___ 300,000 149,967 2,022,009 50 75 80 Am Exch Nat Bank 1,500,000 2,530,720 24,669,287 100 390 400
Central State Bank 1 ,000,000 536.227 4,363,722 100 140 145
RHODE ISLAND —Nat. banks Apr. 28; State institutions latest returns' City National Bank 1,500,000 2,777,887 18.120,122 100 390 400'
Dallas Nat Bank.. 500,000 108,227 1,311,998 100 110 120
Newport—
ret
122,792
130 135
Aquidneck Nat Bk. 2 JO,000 113,977! 2,092,946 80;.......... enure Guaranty Bk A Tr. 1 ,000,000 296,392 4,858,399 100 250 269
Nat Bk of Comm’ce 150,000
2,931,893 100
Nat Exchange Bank 100.000 r74,664! r783,227 80
Security Nat Bank 2 ,000,000 547,992 17,637,796 100
Newport Nat Bank 120.000 c73,067j 3509,659 90
Dallas Tr A Sav Bk l.ooolooo 379,121 6,809.241 100 170 180
I
Newport Trust Co. 310.000 222,554. 1,949 188 00
Paw tucket—
'er
El Paso—
Slater Trust Co___ 800.000 1.864,147 17,025,904 • 00
Border Nat Bank.. 200,000 31,342 1,576,179 100 163 170
Providence—
er share. City National Bank 500,000 49,677 5,695,294 100 125 140
Blackstone Can Nat
First Nat Bank___ 1 ,000,000
10,966,412 100 208 220
56,392l 1,651,1941 80_____
Columbus Exch Bk 800,000 795,747 2,654,798 28 50 1
100
State Nat Bank__ 300,000 240,199 3,424,445 100 350
192,171
High Street Bank.. 100,000 161,029 1,559.240, SO. 95 j
120,000
Amer Tr A Sav Bk. 350,000 80,397 2,281,129 100 185 102
96
Mechanics’ Nat Bk 800,000 400,517 5,245,622 so
El Paso Bk A Trust 200,000 25,000 2,051,016 100 135 250
Merchants’ Nat Bk 1, 000,000 1,550,474 8,149,770 so 89
150
Security Bk A T r.. 200,000 31,474 1,258,287
Nat Bank of Comm 880,000 1,358,214 5,790,312 so 75
Nat Exchange Bank 800,000 1,472,719 12,755,866 100 255 280
Fort Worth—
Per share„
Phenlx Nat Nat Bk 430.000 974,489 2,468,132 30
165
Continental BkATr 500,000 259,000 1,600.000 100 140 275
Providence Bank_. 800.000 1,221,274 2,549,319 100 230
100
Farm A Mech N Bk 500,000 658,120 9.572,334 100 250
Westminster Bank- 300.000 140,117 3,136,506 50 56
First National Bank
250
e732,499 el5048 719
Industrial Trust Co 3.000. 0006,244,702 70,285,769 100
Ft Worth State Bk. >,000,000 52,100 13,014,923 100 375 400
1,134,000 100 145 160
100,000
Rhode I Hos Tr Co 3.000. 0004,297,330 55,126,046 1000
Ft Worth Nat Bank 600,000 1,639,591
Union Trust Co__ 1 .000 . 000 671,057. 13,693,236 100
135 150
Comm
W oonsocket—
Per share. Nat Bank ofNat Bk 1 ,000,000 el75,127 e3,920,676 100 250 300
Stockyards Bank
200,000 e263,037 e2,742,901 100
Citizens’ Nat Bank 100.000 37,000 737,000 100
Texas State
300,000 237,206 5.385,477 >00 Per that •
National Globe Bk. 100,000 65,032 580,432
Galveston—
Producers’ Nat Bk- 200,000 244,000 1,817,000 25
20
City National Bank 200,000 285.994 5,577,779 100 160 185
100
First National Bk
SOUTH CAROLINA — Nat. banks Apr. 28; State institutions latest returns So Texas StateBank 200,000 269,924 3,599,175 100 150 160
133,579 2,289,761
Charleston—
Pef s> * r Texas Bank A TrCo 200,000 655,214 6,365,087 100 minal prt«a
a
400,000
Atlantic Nat Bank. 200,000 92,117 2,171,473 100
No 250
Houston—
Atlantic Sav Bank. 200,000 332,107 3,859,940 100 290 atJu First National Bank 2 ,000,000 754 559 19,802,068 100
Bk of Charl’n.NBA
State
933,993 100
100,000
Carolina 8av Bank. 1 ,000,000 1,116,793 5,126,772 100 200 225 GuarantyNat Ex Rk 800,000 852,997 9,308,001 100
200,000
215,777 2,527,948 100 190
Houston
Bk 800,000 64,840 7,597,932 100
Citizens Bank____
75,000 79,357 1,197,291
140 Lumber’ns Nat Bk
Commercial Nat Bk 200,000 99,220 1,645,023 100 135 175 Nat, Rank of Cnmm S00,000 578,979 4,199,790 100
100 150
Dime Bk A T r ___ 200,000 70,600 2,014,270 100 160 175 Peoples State Rank i no,ooo 361,497 1,056,272 100
26^922
Enterprise A Tr Co. 50,000 27,537 1,352,290 100 125 130
Exch Bkg Bank__ 100,000 127,029 1,099,928 100 215 225 Sou Texas Commer- 1 ,000,000 1,09U977 14,687,377 100
First National Bank
1,626 374 14,999,255 100
Miners A Merch Bk 200,000 629,294 2,113,664 100 360 365
50,000 33,839 403,764 100 120 125
200 000
100
24 694 2,441,768 100
People’s Nat Bank. 500,000 512.107 3,580,461 100 175 200
300,000 198,499 ci;078i299
Security Sav Bank.
50,000 39,690 2,099,704 100 225 250
San Antonio— 1 0^0 000 357 586 5,642,318 100 Per share
SoGreenville— Co 100,000 57,497 1,414,314 100 140 150
Car L’n A Tr
100 000
111,994 1,781,716 100
American Bank__
75,000 71,191 1,027,966
100
1,000 j000
643 959 5,744,454 100
Bank of Trust Co . 300,000 173,404 1,426,129
Commerce
250 000 166,129 1,590,735 100
Citizens
9,367
200 000
2,327,718
390,299 3,704,904 100
Farmers A Mer. Bk 100,000 64,972 291,047
50.000
000 000
254,629 2,218,007 100
First Nat. Bank__ 100.000 212,507 1,234,775
1,438,715
500 000 244,397
Norwood Nat. Bk..
Peoples Nat. A Tr. 500,000 978,009 3,342,702
Bk... 200,000 323,874 2,213,634
1.500 OOO 199,974 6,266,978 100
II10 000 211,272
Piedmont Sav
50,000 45,700 1,327,731
70,627 1,662,760 100
1,636,230
Woodslde Nat Bk. 200, oOO 50,847 924,235
300 000
108 242 1,746,523
Spartan burg—
67,247
isoiooo
American Nat Bank 100,000
Per share
Wac(HBank of Commerce 100,000 79,300 670,679 100 200 110
29,049 647,467 100 100
500 000 193,227 2,113,890 100
Bk of Spartanburg 179,001 111,694 885,000 100
1,318,571
100
182,444 3,980,464 100
Central Nat Bank. 400,000 e248,919 el.750,968 100 155 160
263,229 1,442,361 100
Dollar Sav Bank__
50,000 16,719 539,700 100
100
142 497 1,475,014 100
First A Farm Bank. 500.000 e192,272 e2,244,392 100 145 150 First. State B A, TP.n
140,197 309,108
Mer National Bank 100,000 113,421 834,971 101 240
32.797
Natlona ICity Bank 3on non 250.330 1,905,131 100
100,000
nn non 37,377 3.551.162 mr 150
Southern Trust Co.
100
Provident Nat Bk
um * ^ale
anfl surplus to be Increased, k Capital to be Increased, p Amount paid In. zEx-divldend. y New stock. I Last
,, t Apr’ *W ° - rr.n SepJ- 8 J920- 1 Dec- 192°19 1919. c Includes Trust Funds. » Nov. 15291920. • June 30 1920. a Including First S. Bank A Tr. Co. stock, e Feb. 21 1921. r AprU
—

Share.

1

2U U

i 0 0 0 ,0 0 0

100

1 5 0 OOO

10 0

250
500
800
#00

OOO
OOO
OOO
000

100

___________

_________

04

HANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

UTAH—•Wa tio n a l

banks

Surplus
i t P ro fit a.

0 t O4 4
Ddp04U4.

P ar.

an. Ask.

•
Ogtlen —
•
<
Commercial Nat Bk 100.000 175,000 1,800,000 100
First National Bank 180.000 226,002 2,298,710
Nat Haul, Bank ..
110,973 1,132,077
Ogden Sav uf Comm 250.000 165,749 1.975,443
180.000
Ogden State Bank. 100,000 287,944 4,859,491
Plugroe Nat Bank. 178.000 a78,773 al. 811,706 100
Utah Nat Bank .. 500.000 119,997 2,544,948 100 P tr
Salt Lake City—
Continental Nal Bk 230,000 118,677 2,720,773 100 179
Deseret Nal Bank 800,000 724,077 4,023,477 100 269
4,739,225 100 200
Deseret of Republic 800,000 494,877 4,185,777 100 245
Nat Bk Sav Bank 300,000 387,114 1,955,713
National City Bank 230,000 65,520 *3,773,216 100 100
150
National Copper Bk 300,000 *80,887 5,388,375 100 170
Utah State Nat Bk 1.000,000 528,537
100
Utah S a v A Tr Co 300,000 70,289 15,814,401 100 105
11,372,307
Walker Bros, B’kbrs 300,000 348,222
100 300
Elou Bk A Tr Co 1,000,000 309,634 8,810,572 100 194

sha re.

180
271
202
246
101
160
171
100
312
195

People’s Nat Bank.
Quarry S BkAT Co.
B urlington—
Howard Nat Bank.
Merchants Nat Bk.
Burlington Tr Co..
Montpelier—
Capital 8 B A Tr Co
First National Bank
Montpelier Nat Bk
Montp’r S B A T Co
R utland—
Baxter Nat Bank..
Clement Nat Bank.
Klillngton Nat Bk.
Rutland Co Nat Bk
Rutland Trust Co.
VIRGINIA —

78,000 46,917 2,237,714 100
100,000 55,200 2,061,794 100
100,000 26,219 1,585,876
312,297
300.000 1202,572 1,750,027 100
1577,739 100
180.000
80,000 333,767 3,262,032 100
100,000 120,170 2,638,172 100
100,000 62,276 1,682,916 100
150.000 1118,227 11,512,137 100
100.000 218,290 4,463,373 100
100,000 80,000 400,000 100
100,000 229,172 2,201,710 100
100^000 e 102,977 e303,751 100
100,000 e72,590 el,132,036 100
50,000 149,703 2,376,922 100

Per share.
Per sha re .
F sr sha re .

Per share.

National banks A pr. 28 ; State institutions latest returns.

Lynchburg—

First National Bank
Lynchburg Nat Bk
People’s Nat t & SB
Lynchburg T Bank.
Norfolk—
Citizens Bank-----Nat Bk of Comm’ce
Trust Co of Norfolk
Norfolk Nat Bank.
Continental Tr Co. .
Seaboard Nat Bank
Virginia Nat Bank.I
Petersburg—
Petersburg SavA Tr
Nat Bk of Petersb.
Vlrglnla Nat Bank.
Rlchm ond—
American Nat Bank
Bank of Com & Tr.
Broad Street Bank.
Broadway Nat Bk.
Central Hill Bank..
Church Nat Bk —
First National Bank
Mech & Merch Bk.
fvferchants Nat Bk.
Nat State A CityBk
Planters Nat Bank.
Sav Bank of Richm
Union Bk of Richm
West End Bank—
Old DomlnlonTr Co
Richmond Trust Co
Virginia Trust Co..

673,000 834,397 5 , 956,406
1 , 000,000 842,027 3 , 375,096
'sooiooo b 89,270 2 , 970,019
300,000 347,520 2 , 706,313
1 , 000,000 743,404 6 , 539,594
1 , 200,000 1 , 746,492 14 , 351,849
1 , 000,000 790,097 4 , 412,730
1 , 000,000 1 , 177,773 8 , 424,705
350,000 193,844 2 , 206,940
500,000 383,557 5 , 488,499
500,000 259,407 3 , 607,024
1 , 000,000 212,624 3 , 434,170
600,000 320,477 3 , 198.903
500.000 259,407 3 , 605,192
t . 000,000 858.932 10 , 901,376
500,000 613,937 3 , 551,286
200,000 238,244 3 , 259,986
200,000
67,341 1 , 502,101
500,000 249,094 3 , 592,222
150,000 117,652 1 , 70 S ,700
2 , 000,000 1 , 863,477 23 , 302,075
100,000 170,000 1 , 525,000
400,000 1 , 815,004 13 , 8 S 4,193
1 . 000,000 n l , 141,911 n l 2379 727
1 , 000,000 2 , 160,904 10 , 061,904
200,000 353,999 1 , 880,147
500,000 943,914 2 , 055,714
100,000 116,179 032,874
1 , 000,000 1 , 204,909 2 , 392,937
1 , 000,000 260,771 1 , 021,822
1 , 000,090 952,297 2 , 899,370

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
25
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
25
50
25
100
100
100

Wheeling—
Bank uf Ohio Valley
Centre Wheel’g Sav
Cl tIzeus’ Peoples’
Trust C Sav Bk
Half Dollaro._____
Nat Bank of V Va
V
Nat Exchange Bank
Quarter Savs Bank.
South Side Bank__
Dollar Sav A Tr Co
Security Trust Co.
Wheeilng Bank A
Trust Co_____

La Crosse—

Batavian Nat Bank
Exchange State Bk
Nat Bk of LaCrosse
Security Savs Bank
State Bk of LaCr’se
Mil waukee—

Badger State Bank.
First Wisconsin NB
Amer Exch Bank..
Marine Nat Bank..
Marshall A Ilsley Bk
Mer A Farm State.
Mer A Mauufac 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
WYOMING —

C heyenne—

Per
235
190
60
115
151
165
270
190
400
91
150
53
180
295

Gross

A 1.

share

•
*
«
173,000 75,507 1,523,928 70
100,000 89,673 1,582,201 100
300.000 188,977 2,676,776 100
100.000 220,799 2,037,919
800,000 392.477 3,757,174 100
100
800,000 595,572 4,277,771 100
200,000 117,774 1,206,772 100
100,000 150,000 1,500,000
780,000 1,597,479 10,614,911 100
100
300,000 323,414 2,879,775 100
300,000 490,740 4,872,713 100

85
190
150
200
169
214
135
225 140
275
175
215 225

banks Apr. 28; 8 ate i n s t itu ti o n s

reiu ts

Per

latest

Per share

4 10,000 *262,744 e 1,630,764 100
21.189 805.660
823,000 *418.177 *4.809.576 100
10.000
100
80,000 19'240 80T256 100
100,000 83,177 2,007,222 100

200,000
6,000,000
1,000,000
300,000
1,000,000
130,000
400.000
100.000
1.000,000
300,000
1,000,000
400,000
200,000
800,000

65,697 3,477,373
3,402,197,73,933,717
394,622 7,819,723
1,020,471 8,858,740
1,497,277121,153,739
63,170 2,114,391
184,817 2,308,292
14,191 999,764
493,810 7,860,233
698,697 7,179,781
1.319,220 32,026,939
411.032 1,316.027
31,007 2,442,710
711.691 1,856,443

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

100
100

100
100

Per ehare

135 145
185 195
135 142
245 _ _
200
205

145
127 129
205
...

--

-

.

213

-

National banks A p r. 2 8 .

Citizens Nat BankFirst
Per share. StockNational Bank
Growers N B
235
Wyom Tr A Sav Bk
275
195
225
160
205
175
Per share.

S u rp lu s

A P r o fits . D e p o s its . P a r . B it.

C a p it a l .

WISCONSIN — N a t i o n a l

VERMONT — Nal. banks Apr. 28; Stula institutions la lsst r e tu r n s .
Barre—

113

WHS I VIRGINIA—Wal. banks A pr. 28; 3lala i N i l i l u l i a n i latest returns

1t>r. .;■ $ Hat- itmiuliimi l u s s t r s tu r n s

C a p ita l.

[ V ol.

100,000 140,074 1,794,491 100
200,000 294,810 4,213,751 100
6,592,799
lOu.OOC 296,814 726,973
100
60,u00 44,977

Per ehare

CANADA.
R e tu r n s are all

oj date Apr. 30 1921.

share.
NOVA SCOTIA.
240
210
B sserss
C a p ita l
63
P a id i n .
Fund.
D e p o s its . Par. S i d . As
120
165
P rices are per cent, not per i Aor#.
Per O'in
Halifax—
$
f
225
$
250
Bk of Nova Scotia. 09,700,000 18,000,000 174855271 100
750
198
425
ONTARIO.
95
160
56
187
P tr
Hamilton—
96
178
Bank of Hamilton. 4,998,790 4,849.100 59,074,051 10J
305

Nai. banks Apr. 28 ; State institutoins latest returns.

Toronto—
100 177
Bank of Toronto__ 05,000,000 6,000,000 73,472,091 100 184 178
309363191
Seattle—
Per 'share. Can Bank of Comm 15,000,000 15,000,000 95,505.919 100 191 192
Dominion Bank__ 6,000,000
37,477
Bank for Savings.. 400,000 55,697 968,951 100
___
Home Bk of Canada 01,959,073 7,000,000 19,111,785 100 _____ 182
550,000
200,000
Canad’n Bk of Com 1,200,000 617,572 4,387,766 100
Imperial
7,300,000 65,600,091 30 17S
Dexter-Horton N B
16,463,737 100 i257 265 Standard Bk of Can 07,000,000 4,936,314 92,176,999 100 203 1204
Bank___ 3,9S3,753
First National Bank 500,000 495,199
Marine Nat’nN atBk 300,000 241,199 9,852,795 100 300 130 Sterling Bk of Can. 1,232,200 500,000 15,879,112 100
Bank.. 200,000 58.907 931,775 100
Metropolit
4,586,251
225 250
Nat Bk of Comm'ce 1,000,000 1,058,971 16,638.003 100 290 300
100
359,579
Nat Cy Bk of Seatt 500,000 257,194 4,950,072 100 170 180
People’s Sav Bank. 100,000
4,309,456 100
Scand-Amer Bank. 1,000,000 256,837 11,828,251 100
QUEBEC.
Seaboard Nat Bank 200,000 66,212 2,474,100
150 170
Seattle Nat Bank.. 1,000,000 854.537 20,863,279 100 275 300
100
Am Sav Bk A Tr Co 600,000 91,100 2,949,096 100
85
600,000 39,884
Montreal—Union Nat Bank— 250,000 112,609 8,667,469 100 140 160 Bank of Montreal.. 22,000,000 22,000,000 3S5795 085 100 Per c«p .
Northw Tr A S Bk 400,000 163,947 4,985,795 100
Banqued’Hochelega 04,000.000 4.000. 000 50,043,130 100
Dex-Hort T A S Bk
143433135
Guaranty Bk A Tr. 250,000 42,777 4,871,846 100 75 85 Merch Bank of Can \g 10500000 9,450,000 00,885,217 100,"l 70 ' " 174
8i6,233 100
100
Molson’s Bank___ 104,000,000 5.000. 000
1,300,000 33,179,337 100 196 198
Spokane—
Provlnc’l Bk of Can 3,000,000
100,000 18,009
Bank of Montreal.. 1,000,000 266,039 1,146,461 100 Per s h a re . Royal Bk of Canada 20,350,570 20,212,270, 402197423 100
Exchange Nat Bk._
8,350,906 100 150 160
Quebec—•
Fidelity Nat Bank. 1,200,000 555,447 4,282,026 100 135 150 Banque Nationals. 2,000,000 2,400,000 55.505.46S 100
Bank. 400,000 179,719
Old National
17,402,559 100 150 160
148
8candlnav-Amer Bk 100,000 55,747 1.470,774 100 110
Union Bank of Can 08,000,000 6,000,000 104687578 100
Spok ATrust Tr Co. 1,000,000 463,244 9,502,895 100 150 120
East Co__ 200,000 119,774 393,955
175
Union
100 120 130
Washington Tr Co. 200,000 67,370 1,279,394 100 120 135
Tacoma—
SASKATCHEWAN.
Tacoma Nat Bk. . 1,000,000 503,929 14,810,037 100 Per tltar*.
Puget Sd BkATr Co 300,000 65,537 2,631,441 100
Tacoma SBA Tr Co 200,000 38,800 1,516,193 100
W eyburn—
I
>
Weyburn Secur Bk. 524,500 228,000! 2,012 Sl'lj 100|
•Sale price, a Sept. 8 1920. 0 This Is capital paid in. authorized amount Is larger, x Ex-dlvldend. a June 30 1920. r May 1 191T
iJan. 1 15 1920.a Feb. 21 stock, nt Dec. 29 1920. k Includes one-third of a share In Dexter-Horton Trust A Savlugs Bank stock. J March 8 191T ■
Nov. 1921. h New 1921. Feb. 28 1920.
W ASHINGTON —