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REVIEW OF M A Y — COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
EVENTS.
A sensational advance in tire price of crude rubber and a
complete collapse in the market for raw wool were perhaps
the most notable developments in the trade situation during
May. Foreign news embodied no such striking features as
was the case during April and was along the lines that
might have been looked for, and hence contained nothing
startling or surprising. The advance in sterling exchange
rates on London to within the merest fraction o f gold parity
showed that Great Britain had planned wisely as well as
comprehensively in its return to the gold standard. The
fresh collapse in the exchange value of the French franc
and the Italian lire, the former dropping again to below
5 cents and the Italian lire falling below 4 cents, as shown
in our review of the foreign exchange market at the end of
this article, was a poignant reminder that much still re­
mained to be rectified in the financial situation of several
o f the countries on the Continent of Europe. On the other
hand, the rise in exchange rates on Argentina and on some of
the Scandinavian countries (followed by the offering in this
country at the beginning of June of a $45,000,000 loan for the
Government of the Argentine Nation and a $30,000,000 loan
for the Kingdom of Norway) was evidence that the remedy
for financial instability w as easy, given proper conditions
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and an earnest determination on the part of the countries
affected to co-operate to that end. Full details of the fluc­
tuations in exchange rates to which we here allude, will be
found in our narrative of the foreign exchange market, al­
ready referred to.
For the new French Government, already perplexed and
harassed almost beyond measure, an added source of trouble
developed, and this may be said to have been about the only
distinctly new event of any great consequence in foreign
affairs during the month. An uprising occurred of the R iff
tribes in Morocco against the French. On May 2 the Asso­
ciated Press correspondent at Fez cabled that “ Moroccan
tribesmen, operating under the orders of Abd-el-Krim, the
rebel leader, are attacking the French zone over a front of
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where small detachments are defending themselves in block
houses.” It w as added that “ the French forces in the zone
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of activity number about 12,000 men, divided into three col­
umns, each commanded by a Colonel. Reinforcements now
on the way will bring the total to 20,000.” It soon became
apparent that much larger reinforcements would be neces­
sary. Early advices after this indicated initial successes
for the French, but the character of the news quickly
changed, and it then appeared that the French had before
them a military problem of no inconsiderable magnitude.
Dispatches from Fez and Paris on May 5 stated that for his
offensive against the French in Morocco it was estimated
that Abd-el-Krim had at his disposal 20,000 men, and it
was against that number that the French commander, Mar­
shal Lyautey, had begun his operations. It was also stated
that the French forces had encountered an enemy well
trained in modern warfare and that “ the defensive methods
of the Great War were being employed by the Riffians in
order to retain the strategic points they occupied within the
French zone, at a few spots along the frontier, indicating
the presence among them of officers or advisers of unknown
nationality, but who have certainly had experience in Euro­
pean warfare.” At first, according to the reports, the
Moors were driven out of all positions, but on May 7 the
cable correspondent of the New York “ Sun” wired that “ im­
perceptibly the public is being brought to see that the opera­
tions are not likely to be a military walk-over and that it
probably will amount to a new and serious colonial war of
prolonged duration.’ This contention was substantiated by
a later dispatch from Paris to the New York “Times,” which
said that Marshal Lyautey had asked the French Govern­
ment for additional troops for the operations against the
Riffians.
At the same time there were indications that this Mo­
rocco war might increase the difficulties of the new Ministry
in maintaining itself when the French Parliament reasembled on Monday, May 25. The Socialists, it was stated, and
even the Radical Socialists, who formed the Government
majority, had begun to question the soundness of the Gov­
ernment’s action and leadership. On May 20 Premier Painleve issued a statement in which he denied severe French
losses in Morocco and defended the campaign of Marshal
Lyautey, the Governor-General of French Morocco. The
Premier disclaimed any idea of Colonial expansion and de­
clared the Government’s only object was to maintain peace,
which policy Marshal Lyautey was faithfully pursuing. On
May 21 word came from Rabat, French Morocco, in an Asso­
ciated Press dispatch that “ the French had 50,000 men along
the 125-mile front in the northern part of the French zone,
braced for an early attack by the Riffians, who, it is believed,
will aim at cutting the railway between Fez and Oudja.”
It was added that “ meanwhile the French are trying to lib­
erate a number of their advanced posts in the Taounat re­
gion, which the Riffians have surrounded and are besieging.
The French troops are not numerous enough to hold a single,
solid line, and it is for this reason that such small posts are
established. The method is to advance, establish the post
and then retire, leaving the big masses of troops free to
act wherever necessary along the front.” One of the Paris
correspondents pointed out that the trouble was not of
French seeking, but had been forced on them by the failure
of the Spaniards to keep control of their part of Morocco
and by the invasion by the R iffs o f the French zone with a
consequent uprising among some formerly w
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As it happened, the Painleve Ministry did not encounter as
much opposiiton in the French Parliament as had been ex­
pected. According to the original program, the Moroccan
affair was to have come up in the Chamber of Deputies on
May 25, when its sessions were resumed after a month’s
recess. An agreement was reached, however, whereby the
Socialist and Communist interpellations were postponed until
May 27. The Paris representative of the New York “ Herald
Tribune” cabled on May 25 that “ the new factor which has
entered into the situation was the return of Deputy Malvy
from Madrid, where he has been holding important conver­
sations with the Spanish King and with Premier Primo de
Rivera. It is understood that Spain showed willingness to
enter into an agreement with France which would allow the
two countries to work out the whole Moroccan problem, com­
ing to terms with Abd-el-Krim on a basis of recognition of
his right to the Riffian territory actually under his control.”
This correspondent added that “no recognition of the Riffian republic would be envisaged, Abd-el-Krim’s territory re­
maining under the sovereignty of the Sultan of Morocco, but
free from either Spanish or French protection. As the whole
question of the boundaries of the Spanish and French zones
would have to be gone over, it is expected that, if Malvy’s
report on the Spanish attitude is found acceptable at a spe­
cial Cabinet meeting to be held to-morrOw, Spain will be
invited to send an envoy plenipotentiary to negotiate in
Paris. The willingness which France seems to be showing
to negotiate with the Riffian leader is based on the desire
to avoid a long and costly war, but definitely on a promise
by Abd-el-Krim to accept peaceful retirement to his own
country and to renounce completely the idea of establishing
a Moslem Power in Northern Africa.” That steps were being
taken to bring about a settlement was also indicated in an
Associated Press dispatch from Tetuan, Spanish Morocco, on
May 26, in which it was stated that “ reliable advices here
report the presence at Tangier of the Colonel in Chief of the
French Information Service to negotiate with Abd-el-Krim
for ending the Riffian offensive.” It was added that, “ ac­
cording to the same sources, this action of France is in line
with the French policy, namely that the Moroccan problem
is of a political character; that France has the role of a col­
onizing nation, and that the employment of arms should be
resorted to only in extreme cases.” Nothing serious for the
Painleve Ministry happened at the session of the Chamber of
Deputies on May 27, when the Moroccan situation was dis­
cussed. In the intervening two days a truce had been ar­
ranged between the two wings of the majority and an agree­
ment reached on the motion of confidence, which was
phrased in such a way as to represent the war as purely de­
fensive and “ opposed to all idea of conquest.” At the ses­
sion of the Chamber on May 29 the Painleve Cabinet re­
ceived a vote of confidence by 537 to 29 on its Moroccan
policy.
Naturally, the financial aspect of the Riffian campaign
caused much uneasiness. It was pointed out that for the
transport of men and supplies the French would have to
employ foreign tonnage. A considerable amount of the army
purchases would have to be made abroad, in countries where
the exchange rate was high, and added to that was the cost
of maintaining the army, even though largely composed of
native troops, in the torrid climate of northern Africa,
through the summer months, in a district which is cut off
from the seaboard and extremely difficult o f access. All
this greatly aggravated French financial difficulties and
made the task of Joseph Caillaux, the French Finance Min­
ister, still more onerous. On the one hand, he was con­
fronted with the problem of making the budget balance, a
feat difficult enough for human ingenuity even without the
new source of expenditure, and on the other hand, he was
being prodded by the U. S. Government, the same as the
Governments of the other countries indebted to this country,
to begin seriously to think of making arrangements for the
settlement or adjustment of such indebtedness.
The columns of the daily papers all through the month
were filled with dispatches from Paris, from Rome and from
Washington undertaking to indicate precisely what steps
our Government had taken or contemplated taking to that
end. The accounts were more or less conflicting and contradictoiy, and it was difficult to gain a precise idea of what
had actually been done. That the American Government
had for quite a while felt that the time had arrived for
definitely taking up the matter of this foreign indebtedness
no one was or could be in doubt, since the Government had
taken occasion, over and over again, to make its position
clear in that respect. The only point for question was
whether the Administration at Washington was now bring­
ing extra pressure to bear to convince the European Govern­
ments affected of its earnestness and determination of pur­
pose.
What seems to be pretty well established is that in the
early part of May, M. Caillaux, the French Finance Minister,
told Mr. Herrick, American Ambassador to France, that he
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but only after he had obtained the passage of a balanced
budget. He is said to have pointed out that France could
not pay America and England unless Germany paid France
and he proposed to set aside one-third of the payments
France received from Germany for a fund to take care of
France’s foreign debts. Mr. Herrick in reply adverted to the
repeated refusal of America to accept German payments in
lieu o f debt payments, inasmuch as she did not wish to be
put in the position o f collecting Allied claims on Germany.
M. Caillaux is then represented to have said that while in
the French mind there must be a connection between pay­
ments to France and French payments to America and Eng­
land, yet he thought a formula might be found which Amer­
ica would accept, and suggested that France could commit
herself to certain payments to America, in view of the pros­
pect of German payments under the Dawes plan, it being
understood that France’s ability to pay would not be af­
fected by Germany’s executing her reparations obligations.
On this point, it is stated, Mr. Herrick felt that he was un­
able to give a clear answer, and therefore asked Washington
for instructions. In response, Secretary of State Kellogg is
said to have made quite vigorous response along previous
lines.
In financial proposals which M. Caillaux is stated to have
made to the Finance Committee o f the Chamber of Depu­
ties on May 12, he is said to have reiterated his previous
contention that the balancing of the budget was the indis­
pensable first step in the rehabilitation o f French finances,
and to have followed this up by proclaiming the imposition
of certain new taxes to meet the existing deficit. On the
question of reparations and the foreign debt he is reported
to have announced that receipts from Germany under the
Dawes plan were no longer to be regarded as income avail­
able for general purposes, but would be earmarked for meet­
ing the further costs of reconstruction and paying the debts
owed by France to Great Britain and the United States.
Beyond that, however, nothing definite transpired except
that cable advices from Paris on May 15 announced that
Finance Minister Caillaux and Foreign Minister Briand had
that evening been authorized by the French Cabinet to study
the Inter-Allied debt question in an attempt to find an
acceptable solution. It was indicated that within ensuing
weeks Messrs. Briand and Caillaux would form a commis­
sion, out of Foreign Office and Treasury experts and out of
the Financial and Foreign Affairs Committees of the Cham­
ber of Deputies and the French Senate, for the purpose of
taking up the work of examining the whole debt situation
and report to them. On that report they would proceed to
formulate their instructions to a commission which would
be sent to America to conduct negotiations, should the Wash­
ington Government be unwilling to send a commission to
Paris. The New York “Times” correspondent in a cablegram
sent on the evening of May 18 made the following further
commtnts : “ That is as far as affairs have gone to date, and
it may be added that it is only the courtesy with which all
discussion of the debt question has been hitherto conducted
by Ambassador Herrick, and by the Government at Wash­
ington, that has prevented the whole matter from being
embittered by repeated false reports o f reminder notes and
summonses from the American Debt Funding Comission.”
As apparently further clinching French determination, it
was stated in an Associated Press cable message from Paris
May 19 that Premier Painleve, M. Briand, the Foreign Min­
ister, and M. Caillaux, Finance Minister, had gone over the
French financial situation together that evening and took
under advisement particularly the question of inter-Allied
debts. At the conclusion of the conference the official
spokesman of the Quai d’Orsay announced to the corre­
spondents : “ The inter-Allied debts question may now be
said to have entered the state of real official negotiations.
If the negotiations are not yet in an officially international
state, internal study of the question here makes it certain
that they will be within a few days. The Ministers of For­
eign Affairs and Finance will confer again this week for
the purpose of drawing up suggestions to be presented to the
United States Government. M. Briand will be assisted by,
competent Foreign Office authorities, including M. Berthelot, General Secretary of the Ministry, and M. Seydoux,
Director o f Political Affairs.” The New York “ Times” rep­
resentative at Paris declared in a dispatch to his paper the
same evening that in endeavoring to find a way to settle her
war debts to the United States, “ the prime motive of the
French is to regain their international independence.” He
added that “ what is in Briand’s mind is that so long as
France stands in her present financial relation to America
she is not independent, for the reason that she cannot afford
to antagonize America on international questions. What
Briand wants is to get France where she can act freely with
regard to American advice, and he feels that she is not in
that position now.”
While French Government officials claimed that the Cabi­
net had acted wholly upon its own initiative, Paris corre­
spondents indicated clearly that the Cabinet had learned
that Washington insisted that the time had come when the
European Governments that had borrowed from this countryy should show what they intended to do about these ob­
ligations. That the latter information was correct was con­
firmed in Washington dispatches on May 16. The New York
“ Times” correspondent at the national capital said that
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United States during the World War, and subsequent to the
armistice, have received more or less pointed suggestions
from this Government that the time seems to have arrived
when concrete negotiations looking to debt adjustment are
in order.” He explained that “ Great Britain, Hungary, Fin­
land, Lithuania and Poland have completed funding arrange­
ments with the Debt Commission, a body created by Act of
Congress. The nine nations which in effect are now being
called upon to follow the example of these five nations are
France, Italy, Belgium, Greece, Rumania, Czechoslovakia,
the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, otherwise
Jugoslavia; Esthonia and Latvia. Russia, Armenia and
Liberia, the other war-time debtor nations, do not figure in
the present effort to produce an adjustment of indebtedness.”
Continuing to outline the situation, the correspondent re­
ferred to said: “ In confirming the fact that steps had been
taken toward debt settlements, Administration officials were
careful to point out that there has been no move having the
color or suggestion of a peremptory demand. According to
officials, the State Department is conducting exchanges on
the subject through its Ambassadors and Ministers in the
capitals of the nations affected and the function of our
diplomatic representatives is merely to carry out the wishes
of the Debt Commission. While one statement made in an
authoritative quarter to-day was interpreted as meaning
that this Government had sent a circular note to the nine
debtor nations, expressing its conclusion that the time had
arrived for definite fundig operations, the fact appears to be
that the procedure has not taken on such a form, suggestive
of a demand, but has been definite enough, in the representa­
tions made by our diplomatic officers, to show that this
Government believes that a more concrete basis for discuss­
ing war-time and post-war debts should be reached.”
It appeared that Belgium and Italy had also been stirred
to action, for on May 18 announcement was made in Brussels
by the Belgian Foreign Office that “ the Belgian Ambassador
to the United States, Baron Cartier de Marchienne, is com­
ing to Brussels to confer with the new Premier, Aloys Van
de Yyvere, who also holds the portfolio of Minister of Fi­
nance, on the question of Belgium’s debt to the United
States. He will sail from New York on June 9.” The same
day word came from Rome that “almost simultaneously
with the receipt of the report from London, through an Eng­
lish news agency, that the United States is calling upon
debtor nations to begin negotiations for adjustment, Tomasso Tittoni, President of the Senate and former Foreign
Minister, in a speech at Viterbo, made a strong plea for can­
cellation of inter-Allied indebtedness. Italy, he said, must
insist on the Allies grafting to her conditions at least as
good as she granted Hungary and Austria, which were van­
quished in the war, and then immediately went on to explain
that Italy not only never received a single cent from these
two States, but indeed contributed heavily to the Austrian
relief fund.” According to a wireless message to the New
York “ Times” from the Italian capital, “ this opinion, how­
ever, was not shared by official circles, which believe the
payment of debts would result in an increase of Italian
credit abroad sufficient to compensate for the fiscal sacri­
fices which such payments would entail. It is believed, in
addition, that if America is willing to deal leniently with
the poorer debtor States, Italy, if she can maintain her pres­
ent rate of progress, should be able within a few years to
make a start in paying her debts without increasing the
present rate o f taxation, which, averaging as it now does,
25% o f the total earnings of all classes o f the population, is
considered to have reached the utmost possible limit.” Pre­
mier Mussolini, in a speech in the Senate on May 20 declared
that “ the Italian Government recognizes its war debts and
intends that Italy shall make good its liabilities to the last
cent permitted by its present and future economic situation.”
The New York “ Times” correspondent in Rome said that
“ this statement was received with loud cheers by the entire
Senate,” and added that, “ amid renewed cheers the Pre­
mier continued: ‘When the greatness of the sacrifices we
sustained in the war and the smallness of our national re­
sources are taken into account, however, it is evident that
creditor States should grant us in return something more
than a most favored nation clause. If we are required to
pay we must be placed in condition to be able to pay. It is
equally evident that we must have a moratorium to consoli­
date our financial position, as then we will be in a position
to begin payments immediately. The moratorium, in addi­
tion, will have to be a long one. It would indeed be painful
if wre should find our former allies wishing to place us in
conditions of inferiority with respect to conquered na­
tions.’”
Events followed each other in quick succession and on
May 25 an Associated Press dispatch from Washington said
that the question of Italy’s debt to the United States had
been brought to the forefront on that day by a visit to the
Treasury of Baron G. de Martino, the Italian Ambassador,
who talked over the whole subject of the Italian obligation
of $2,138,543,000.” The correspondent added that, “ while
the conference was devoid of concrete results, it marked the
first step by Italy with respect to her debt and initiated con­
versations which Treasury officials hope will proceed into
actual negotiations of funding terms. The Ambassador con­
ferred an hour and a half with Secretary Mellon and Under­
secretary Winston, Chairman and Secretary, respectively,
of the American Debt Commission. Baron de Martino’s mis­



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sion was understood to have been largely for the purpose of
ascertaining Mr. Mellon’s views, and there was a frank
discussion of the problems faced by Italy and the law which
defines for the American Administration the terms which
it can accept from its foreign debtors.”
With reference to the advance in the price of rubber, this
grew in part out of the restriction policy with regard to ex­
ports from Far Eastern plantations (in Malay and Ceylon),
pursued under the Stevenson plan, and in part was due to
the great increase in the consumption of rubber in this coun­
try, particularly in the case of rubber tires. During May
the price of crude rubber shot up to about 70c. a pound, as
against no more than 17c. at one time in 1924. Under the
two-fold influence of restricted shipments and augmenting
consumption, the statistical position of rubber is one of great
strength. London rubber stocks had fallen May 31 to the
exceptionally low figure o f 6,605 tons. This was a reduction
during the preceding 12 months of 45,684 tons. The Steven­
son plan was inaugurated in 1922 for the purpose of re?
stricting shipments of rubber from the plantations in the
hope of maintaining the price at about 30c., or more than
double the price prevailing when the plan was devised. The
plan limits shipments to definite percentages of plantation
capacity, with provision for increase with rising prices. An
increase from 55% to 65% in the export quota went into
effect on May 1 and further advances would now be war­
ranted but can only be made at the rate of 10% every three
months. From the high price of about 70c. a pound reached on
May 18 there was some decline later, with an upward ten­
dency again, however, at the very close of the month, and
smoked ribbed sheets for spot delivery were quoted at 69@
70c. May 29, against 45% @45% April 30 and first latex crepe
at 68@69c., against 45% @ 46%c. There were further ad­
vances in the price of rubber tires on top of those made the
previous month. The Firestone Tire & Rubber Go. was, as
usual, the first large concern to announce an advance, but
other companies quickly followed, including the United
States Rubber Co., the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. and the
B. F. Goodrich Co. The advance was announced May 29 to
become effective June 1 and ran from 5 to 10% in the case of
automobile tires and tubes.
The rise led to the issuance of a report by Secretary of
Commerce Hoover giving the results of an investigation into
rubber production conducted by him. The inquiry was insti­
tuted with a view to meeting the pressure for information
regarding the rubber industry in view of the sharp' price
increase. The report was made public May 25 and pointed
out that crude rubber sold as low as 17c. a pound in 1924,
reached 46c. last January and is now fluctuating between
60c. and 70c. on nervous markets, while the world’s visible
stocks are disappearing, and Stock Exchange prices of Eng­
lish plantation company shares are soaring. Mr. Hoover
warned that falling o ff in rubber plantation is likely to
create a real rubber shortage by 1928 or 1930. He showed
that the United States with three great industries concerned
—petroleum, automobile and rubber goods manufacture— is
particularly interested in the situation, its consumption be­
ing 70% of the world’s total output. Mr. Hoover in his fore­
word to the report expressed no opinion as to whether the
British Government’s restriction on production in the Eng­
lish colonies is responsible for the great price advance, but
indicates that one of the American objectives should be to
find means to stimulate competitive production in other
tropical areas of the world. The Commerce Department’s
investigation indicated that the extra profits from only one
of the sources of British wealth— the rubber plantations in
the East Indies— would be sufficient to cover all of that
nation’s future repayment of its war debt to the United
States. American imports of raw rubber which cost during
the calendar year 1924 $185,000,000 will probably cost $400,000,000 in 1925, according to the Department’ s computations.
The Government’s special agents found that 69% of the rub­
ber plantations were in English colonies, with 29% in Dutch
possessions, where a good deal of English capital is invested.
The restriction worked effectively in British possessions, re­
ducing their exports from 271,000 tons in 1922 to 205,027 tons
in 1924, the Commerce Department agents found, but the
Dutch East Indies, which were left untrammeled, increased
their production and exports from 102,171 tons in 1922 to
175,000 tons in 1924 and other producing areas also increased
their activity. The growth in the world’s consumption, how­
ever, more than kept pace with the resulting increase, and
all plantations are now close to their maximum production
basis.
Demoralization in prices of raw wool began back in April
and the weakness was due largely to a big decline in Aus­
tralian wool and the action of the Australian wool authori­
ties in that month in announcing the doubling of the quanti­
ties of wool to be sold between that date and July 15. Their
previous restricted schedule of offerings had had the effect
of infusing some steadiness to prices. London reported the
wool market depressed at the end of April and spoke of sell­
ers having been obliged to accept “ ruinous prices” and that
no buying of importance was expected until the London auc­
tions opened on May 5. It remained for these London colo­
nial sales commencing on May 5 to show the acute weakness
existing. On May 7, after these wool auctions had been in
progress three days, it was decided to curtail the series to
five additional selling days and the quantity to be offered,
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withdrawals were particularly large of eross-breds, which
fell in 45 days some 25% to 30%. As compared with the
close of the preceding series on March 20 merinos declined
10% to 15%. Moreover, Adelaide, Australia, cabled on May
2 that the wool sales fixed for May 8 had been canceled
owing to the falling prices and the generally unsettled con­
dition of the market.
A further blow was still to come. On May 8 Melbourne
cabled: “ Conference of the National Council of Wool Sell­
ing Brokers and Australian W ool Growers’ Council has de­
cided to cancel all wool sales throughout Australia until
July 1, when they will be resumed if circumstances warrant.”
Australia cable advices on May 12 announced that the pri­
vate sales which had been arranged to continue there up to
May 23 had been canceled. The wools which could be sold
privately were wools withdrawn from previous offerings
because of low bids. There was little if any improvement in
the wool market the remainder of the month, notwithstand­
ing these large withdrawals. All this was the more notable
since not so very long before there had been talk of a pos^
sible wool shortage. Between March 1920 and Sept. 1921, it
should be noted, wool prices declined about 70% ; subse­
quently wool ruled at much higher prices, due to shortage in
world production. Beginning in the summer of 1924 prices
advanced sharply, Dun’s composite wool price at Boston
rising from a monthly average of 74.16c. per pound in July
1924 to 101.9c. in February 1925. Prices began to weaken
early in March under foreign leadership and on May 2 the
Dun price was 80.21.
Recovery in the woolen goods market was, of course, out
of the question under this demoralization in the raw mate­
rial. Nor was there any improvement in the cotton goods
trade, and more or less curtailment in the production of
cotton goods, both in New England and at Southern mills,
was reported. Fine goods mills seemed to be engaged to
nearly full capacity and those manufacturing goods in spe­
cial vogue also appeared to be meeting with an active de­
mand, but in other branches of the cotton goods market dulness was the rule. Print cloths at Fall River for 28-inch,
64 x 64, were marked down May 4 from 7% to 7c., and May
14 to 6%c. Cotton prices declined sharply the early part of
the month on the relief from drought experienced in Texas
and other parts of the Southwest, but recovered the
greater portion of the decline the latter part of
the month, when it appeared that certain sections of Texas
were again in need of rain, and when, also, the reports
showed temperatures much too low for the season. The
night temperatures both east and west of the Mississippi
River the last week of the month were in the 40s and occa­
sionally in Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas in the 30s.
Middling upland spot cotton in New York dropped from
24.40c. May 1 to 22.20c. May 13, but recovered to 24c. May 25
and was 23.75c. May 29.
The silk goods trade continued to be an exception to the
generally unfavorable condition of the textile trades. Sales
of silk and cotton mixtures and silk and rayon are said to
have broken all records. In the hosiery trade, also, more silk
is said to have been consumed than ever before, while de­
mand for silk undergarments seemed to be steadily on the
increase. The raw silk market naturally responded to the
same influences. Raw silk prices at the close of business on
Friday, May 29, were on the basis of $6 55@$6 65 for Kansai
double extra cracks, which compared with $6 37%@$6 42%
April 30.
As regards the condition of general trade, much encourage­
ment was derived from the fact that the iron trade publica­
tions in the final week of May reported that there appeared
to be indications of a nearly completed adjustment of fin­
ished steel production to demand and of a more stable situa­
tion in prices of the three leading products—plates, shapes
and bars. In both these respects, the “ Iron Age” of this city
in its issue of May 28 reported, May had been a better month
than April, while at the same time showing improvement,
even though slight, in the amount of new business booked.
The “ Iron Trade Review” of the same date reported that
the better side of the situation consisted in the fact that new
buying was again becoming more diversified and frequent,
though still essentially of a hand-to-mouth character. The
“ Iron Age” made the composite price of finished steel May 26
2.460c. per pound, against 2.474c. April 28, and comparing
with 2.624c. May 27 1924. The composite price of pig iron
May 26 was down to $19 42, against $20 71 April 28, and com­
paring with $20 98 on May 27 1924.
On the other hand, the course of the minor metals again
turned upward. This was true more especially of lead, the
price of which at New York advanced from 7%c. May 1 to
8.50c. May 28. Tin at New York moved up from 53.45!c.
May 1 to 55.75c. May 26 and was 55.57c. May 29. Lake cop­
per declined from 13%c. May 1 to 13%c. May 6 and so re­
mained the rest of the month. Electrolytic copper advanced
from 13%c. May 1 to 13%c. May 5 and so remained.
Prices of both crude petroleum and gasoline tended
upward, though in the latter case the advance was
preceded by a decline in certain sections of the country. On
May 8 the Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana advanced the price
of Smackover heavy 20c. a barrel, making the new price 60c.,
and other companies followed suit. On May 19 there was a
further advance of 10c. to 70c. a barrel, and on May 22 thera
came still another advance of 10c. a barrel, to 80c." On May
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grades of Pennsylvania crude oil, were also announced,
bringing the best grade of Pennsylvania crude oil up from
$3 30 to $3 55, but no change was made in the price of Com­
ing from $1 95. The Smackover output continued to increase,
but the output of the Wortham oil fields in Texas kept de­
clining and was only 45,000 barrels per day May 29, against
71,000 barrels Feb. 28 and 167,000 per day on Jan. 15. In
gasoline prices a development early in the month was a re­
duction on May 6 by the Texas Co. of the tank wagon price of
gasoline in Greater New York 2c. a gallon, to 18c., and the
filling station price 3c., a gallon, to 21c. The company made
the same reduction at Springfield, Mass. On May 7 the
Standard Oil Co. of New York met the Texas Co.’s cut. On
May 14, however, the Standard Oil Co. advanced the tank
wagon price in Greater New York and Springfield 2c. a
gallon to 20c., but reduced again to 18c., when it appeared
that the Texas Co. had declined to follow the 2c. advance.
On May 25 the Tidewater Oil Co. raised the tank wagon price
of gasoline in New York 2c. a gallon to 20c., and the Stand­
ard Oil Co. of New York immediately followed suit and the
next day the Texas Co. also made the same advance; later
there was a further advance of lc., bringing the price once
more to a uniform basis of 21c. for all companies. The dif­
ferences here indicated represented a purely local condition,
and elsewhere throughout the country the trend of gasoline
prices seems to have been everywhere strongly upward.
In the case of food prices sharp advances again occurred
in the grain markets. The May report of the Department o f
Agriculture, issued at Washington, May 8, showed a decid­
edly unfavorable outlook for the growing winter wheat crop.
It indicated an abandonment by reason of winter killing of
no less than 9,504,000 acres, or 22.5% of the area sown to
wheat in the autumn of 1924. It also showed a low condition
for the acreage still remaining, namely 77%, as against
84.8% of the normal on May 1 1924 and a 10-year average of
S5.2%. Accordingly, a winter wheat crop of only 444,833,000
bushels was indicated for 1925, or 29,422,000 less than indi­
cated by the report for the previous month and 145,204,000
bushels less than the final winter wheat yield in 1924. As it
happened, too, weather conditions were not favorable for the
growth of the crop during the month, and in these circum­
stances there was only one course for prices to pursue and
that was upward. At Chicago the May option for wheat ad­
vanced from $1 54% May 1 to $1 74% May 18 and closed
May 29 at $1 65%. The July option for wheat in Chicago
moved up from $1 42% May 1 to $1 66% May 28, with the
close May 29 $163%. The September option in Chicago rose
from $1 35 May 1 to $1 61% May 28, and closed May 29 at
$160%. Corn and oats also sharply advanced, the July
option for corn rising from $1 08% May 2 to $1 20% May 25,
and closing May 29 at $118%, and the September option
rising from $108% May 2 to $119% May 29, with the close
on that day $118%. The July option for oats in Chicago
advanced from 42c. May 1 to 49%c. May 29 and the Septem­
ber option from 42%c. to 49%c., with the close 48%c. There
was a sharp break in coffee prices early in the month, par­
ticularly in the Brazil grades. No. 7 R io dropped to 16%c.
May 13, but an equally rapid recovery ensued and the quota­
tion May 29 was 20%@21c., against 19%@19%c. April 30.
The sugar market was stronger and Cuban raw sugar ad­
vanced from 2%c. May 1 to 2%c. May 13, but the advance
did not fully hold and the close May 29 was 2 19-32@2%c.
On the other hand, the wholesale price of refined sugar,
after at first tending downward, the latter part o f the month
again took an upward tack. Arbuckle Brothers on two occa­
sions during the month had their price down to 5.50c., but
May 29 were quoting 5.60c., and the range at the end of the
month at the different refineries ran from 5.55c. to 5.70c., as
against 5.60@5.80c. April 30. The retail price of milk in
New York was reduced lc. a quart May 16, bringing the quo­
tation for Grade B milk down to 14c.
Offerings of new securities continued on an extensive scale
during May. The largest single piece of financing during
the month was the sale o f $60,000,000 City of New York
4 % % bonds, due May 1 1926-1965, inch, to a banking syn­
dicate headed by the National City Co. and the First Na­
tional Bank, N. Y., at 102.3197, a basis of about 4.045%. The
bankers in turn offered the bonds to investors at prices to
yield from 3.25% to 4.05%, according to maturity. Alex.
Brown & Sons and Harris, Forbes & Co. headed a group o f
bankers offering $26,500,000 10-30-year Federal Land Bank
4% % bonds at 102%% & int., to yield about 4.15% to the
redeemable date (1935) and 4% % thereafter to redemption
or maturity. Among the larger corporate issues appearing
during the month may be mentioned the follow ing: $16,000,000 Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co. 1st mtge. 6% bonds, Ser.
A. offered by a syndicate headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., at prices ranging from 98 to 99%, according to maturity.
J. P. Morgan & Co., First National Bank, N. Y., and the Na­
tional City Co. sold $15,000,000 Florida East Coast Ry. Co.
1st & ref. mtge. 5% bonds, Ser. A, at 94% & int., to yield
5.30%. $14,000,000 Associated Gas & Elec. Co. secured
bonds, 6% series of 1925, at 95% & int., to yield 6% % , of­
fered by John Nickerson & Co., Hambleton & Co. and Federal
Securities Corp., were oversubscribed. H. M. Byllesby & Co.
Inc., placed 450,000 shares Louisville Gas & Elec. Co. (D el.),
Class “ A” com. stock at $26 per share. J. P. Morgan & Co.,
with other financial institutions, disposed o f $10,530.000
New York Central Lines 4 % % equip, trust certifs. at prices
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$10,491,000 Southern Pacific Co. 4% % equip, trust certifs., event escape heavy assessments in the pending reorganiza­
Ser. “H,” were placed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. at an average tion of the company. Nevertheless, Mil. & St. Paul com.
price of 98.66 & accrued divs. to date of delivery, an average- closed May 29 at 10, against 4% Apr. 30 and the pref. closed
yield of 4.69%. The National City Co., with other banking at 14%, against 8%. American Sumatra Tobacco Co. had to
houses, brought out $10,000,000 Pacific Gas & Elec. Co. 1st seek the shelter of a receivership, as the company had an
& ref. mtge. 5% bonds, Ser. D, at 95% & int., yielding over issue of bonds for $3,255,500 maturing June 11925 and could
5.30%. Drexel & Co. sold $10,000,000 Philadelphia Suburban make no provision for taking care o f it. In expectation of
Water Co. 1st mtge. bonds, 5% series, due 1955, at 97% & the event the pref. stock, which is a small issue (only $2,000,int., yielding over 5.15%. $10,000,000 Cities Service Co. ref. 000), had the previous month been badly tumbling, touching
6% deb. bonds were disposed of by bankers at 91 & int., to 28 Apr. 27, against 52 Apr. 17, and had closed Apr. 30 at 36%.
yield about 6.65%. The Union Trust Co., Cleveland, and In May the stock shot upward with great rapidity. On
Clark, Dodge & Co., N. Y., offered $7,250,000 McKinney Steel May 7, the day the receivers were appointed, it rose from
Holding Co. 6% cum. pref. stock at 99% & accrued div., to 29 to 36; on May 8 it got up to 51% ; on May 11 it touched
yield over 6%. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. placed $6,425,500 Southern 69%, and later in the month, that is May 28, it reached 86%.
Pacific RR. 1st ref. mtge. 4% bonds at 91 & int., yielding Of course the smallness of the issue made the move against
over 4.55% to maturity. Dominick & Dominick and other the shorts easy, and those who had the temerity to indulge
bankers announced an oversubscription to an offering of in extensive short selling in a case of that kind were taking
158,000 shares the Sun Oil Co. com. stock (no par value) at big chances. The case is here cited merely to show that the
$36 50 per share. $5,000,000 Standard Gas & Elec. Co. 7% big advances of the month, of which there were many, did
cum. prior preference stock was sold by H. M. Byllesby & Co., not all have their origin in the intrinsic merit of the proper­
Janney & Co., Hambleton & Co. and Federal Securities Corp. ties. A number of other bankrupt properties might also be
mentioned, the stocks of which were made the subject of
at $100.
In addition to these domestic issues $5,943,000 Province of bullish manipulation and bullish demonstration.
Cordoba, Argentina, external 17%-year 7% bonds of 1925
It is not to be inferred, of course, that all the sharp ad­
were placed by Harris, Forbes & Co., the First National Corp. vances of the month were of this character—far from it—
of Boston and Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co., at 95 & int., yielding but enough has been said to indicate that the upward move­
over 7.50% to maturity. Harris, Forbes & Co. brought out ment proceeded indiscriminately and that the forces behind
$5,000,000 Price Bros. & Co., Ltd. (paper mfrs.) 1st mtge. it were often indifferent whether there was basis for it in
20-year 6% bonds, Ser. A, at 101 A int., yielding about 5.90%. real merit or not. Different groups of stocks were taken in
Changes in corporate dividend declarations during May hand, one after the other, as is always the case when a bull
were again rather limited in number. Associated Gas & Elec. campaign of large proportions is under way, and when en­
Co. raised the quar. divs. on its Class “ A” stock from 50c. to thusiasm flagged in one group or a downward reaction oc­
62%c. a share, stockholders having the option of taking 1-40 curred in such group, because the manipulators were realiz­
of a share of Class “ A” stock instead of cash. Pacific Oil ing profits therein, another group would be taken in hand
Co. increased its semi-ann. div. from $1 to $1 50 per share. and advanced with great rapidity. The motor stocks were
The quar. div. on Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. com. was very prominent in the rise, the same as in April, and the
raised from $1 to $1 25 per share. Dominion Textile Co., motor industry certainly seemed to be experiencing great
Ltd., increased the quar. div. on com. from $1 to $1 25 per activity and presumably great prosperity, the output of
share. The quar. div. on International Securities Trust of cars being heavy and apparently finding a ready market.
America com. shares was raised from 60c. to 65c. per share. Maxwell Motor Class B shares, which on April 18 had sold
Calumet & Arizona Mining Co. decl. a quar. div. of 50c. a up to 89%, against 33% on Jan. 27, on May 28 touched 109.
share from earnings and 50c. a share from reserve for de­ Hudson Motor, which had risen from 33% Jan. 5 to 54% Apr.
preciation and depletion; quar. divs. of 50c. per share were 15, on May 29 reached another new high at 59%. Mack
previously paid. Motor Wheel Corp. raised its quar. div. Trucks com., which had moved up from 117 Jan. 16 to 152%
on com. from 30c. to 40c. per share. United States Gypsum Apr. 18, on May 28 touched 185%. Nash Motors com., which
Co. decl. an extra cash div. of 5% on its com. stock. New on April 18 had sold up to 368% from 193% Jan. 5, in May
Jersey Zinc Co. decl. an extra of 2%. A special div. of $5 a distinguished itself by a further rise to 430. And these illus­
share, payable out of surplus, was decl. by Thomson Electric trations might be continued at great length.
Welding Co. Associated Dry Goods Corj). decl. a quar. div.
The power stocks constitute another group which moved
of 63c. a share, placing its new no par stock on a $2 50 a share skyward with hardly less rapidity. In this case the ad­
yearly basis. Alabama & Vicksburg Ry. decl. a stock div. of vances are in most cases predicated upon the wonderful
100%. A stock div. of 10% was decl. on Paige-Detroit Motor development of the power industry that has already oc­
Car Co. com. U. S. Realty & Impt. Co. decl. a 10% stock div. curred and the still greater development that seems to be
on com. A stock div. of 1% % was decl. on Kraft Cheese Co. in prospect. In a measure future earning capacity here is,
com. stock. United Cigar Stores of America decl. a quar. in numerous instances, being discounted. Utah Securities
cash div. of 2% and a stock div. of 1% % on com. Inspiration com. (which has now been succeeded by the Electric Light &
Copper Co. resumed divs. Divs. were also resumed on Power Corporation) on May 20 touched 157%, against 41%
Marland Oil Co. capital stock. Certain-teed Products Co. re­ Feb. 17; in January of the previous year this stock sold as
sumed on com. United Paperboard Co., Inc., announced its low as 16%. Montana Power, which on Apr. 17 had got down
first distribution on com. since 1921. Michigan Sugar Co. to 64, on May 25 was up to 87%. Public utility properties,
resumed on com. Eaton Axle & Spring Co. also resumed being many of them so closely allied to the power concerns,
divs.
made a similar favorable record for themselves in several
On the other hand, New England Tel. & Tel. Co. cut its instances. Electric Power & Light certificates during May
quar. div. from 2% to 1%. Todd Shipyards Co. reduced its jumped from 21% to 37. Columbus Gas & Electric sold at
quar div. from $1 50 to $1 per share. The quar. div. on Inter­ 69% May 21, against 45% Jan. 21. International Tel. & Tel.
national Text Book Co. was cut from 1% % to 1%. Pacific on May 29 touched 111, against 87% Apr. 3. West Penn Co.
Mills decl. a quar. div. of % of 1%, as against 1% % pre­ got up to 145 May 21 from 105 Mar. 2. And Havana Electric
viously paid. Whitman Mills reduced its quar. div. from Railway, Light & Power in May jumped from 112 to 156;
2% to 1% % . Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Ry. the sales here were largely “ seller 10 days,” or seller 15, in­
deferred action on the semi-ann. div. on its 7% non-cum. dicating foreign selling. Amer. Water Works & Elec. com.
•pref. Consolidation Coal Co. deferred payment of the quar. on May 27 touched 64%, against 34% Jan. 13. Many indus­
div. on its 7% cum. pref. stock. The quar. div. on Sidney trial stocks also established new high records for the year
Blumenthal & Co., Inc., 7% cum. pref. was also deferred. in May. We may mention in particular Inter. Paper com.,
Acushnet Mills Corp. passed its usual quar. div.
which on May 29 sold at 73%, against 48% on Mar. 19.
Speculative activity at rising prices again developed on a BroAvn Shoe com. May 29 touched 100, against 64% Mar. 31.
tremendous scale during May. Bullish proclivities found International Shoe com. touched 148 May 29, against 108
pronounced expression in all branches of the market. In Feb. 2. Department store shares and chain store stocks
fact, the upward movement proceeded without curb or re­ likewise commanded great favor and established wonderful
strain. The result was the more noteworthy, as only two records. Associated Dry Goods com. sold at 214 May 25, as
months before, in March, the market had suffered such a against 128 Jan. 5. Sears, Roebuck & Co. touched 174% May
serious collapse. It seemed to be possible to whirl almost 20, against 147% March 30.
any stock upward that operators for higher prices chose to
The rubber stocks, of course, benefited by the great ad­
take in hand. Even properties in receivers’ hands proved vance in the price of crude rubber. U. S. Rubber com. sold
no exception to the rule. Room traders were apparently all at 47% May 12, against 33% Mar. 30, and Goodyear Tire &
the time alert to detect the slightest evidence o f a short Rubber pref. touched 101% May 27 and 86% Jan. 6. Oil
interest in any stock, and when they found traces of its stocks came into prominence the latter part of the month
existence would proceed to compel the shorts to run to cover. on the marking up of prices of crude petroleum and gasoline,
In the railroad list Milwaukee & St. Paul shares, com. and and the copper stocks in a moderate way were also active at
pref., afforded an illustration of this and in the industrial times, though the price of copper continued to rule at low
list American Sumatra Tobacco pref. furnished an even more levels. Lead prices advanced, as indicated further above,
conspicuous instance. In the Milwaukee & St. Paul stocks and St. Joseph Lead made another new high record for the
the short interest had evidently not yet been completely liqui­ year at 52% May 25, which compares with 39% Feb. 17 and
dated, or else a new short interest been created; accordingly, 22 in January the previous year. The steel stocks were not
market leaders thought it a good opportunity to engineer a particularly prominent in the forward movement, the steel
sharp advance therein. The ostensible reason for sending trade lacking snap. U. S. Steel com. on occasions displayed
these stocks upward was that the Inter-State Commerce strength and closed May 29 at 116%, against 113% Apr. 30.
Commission had directed an inquiry into the causes of the The low point for the year on this stock was 112% Mar. 30
receivership. Obviously, this investigation, whatever it and the high 129% Jan. 23. American Woolen stocks were
may disclose, cannot bring the road back to solvency, nor weak, on the depression in the market for raw wool, and
does there seem any likelihood that the shares can in any both com. and pref. established new low records for the



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year, the common selling May 6 at 34%, against 64% Jan. 6
and the preferred 69% May 6, against 96% Jan. 20. Railroad
stocks were less of a feature than in most of the preceding
months, and yet very many of them established new high
records for the year. The different classes of Reading
shares and the Lackawanna stock were quite a prominent
feature in that respect the latter part of the month. Among
the other “ rails” that made new high records during the
month may be mentioned St. Louis-San Francisco com. and
pref., the different Wabash issues, Wheeling & Lake Erie
com. and pref., Seaboard Air Line com. and pref., Southern
Railway com., Chesapeake & Ohio com. and pref. The bond
market was strong throughout, with all classes o f issues in
good demand— high priced and low priced, gilt edged, specu­
lative and semi-speculative.
VOLUM E OF BUSINESS ON TH E STOCK E X C H A N G E .
Month of May—
1925.
1924.
1923.
1922.
Stock sales— No. shs.
36,647,760
13,513,967
23,155,730
28,921,124
Bond sales (par val.)—
Railroad &miscell. $244,788,975
$152,490,000 $139,298,000 $188,185,000
U . S. Government74,892,500
95,464,000
96,054,330
139,494,425
State, municipal &
25,198,600
30,695,000
34,577,500
49,744,000
foreign________
Total bond sales.. $344,880,075
$278,649,000
Jan. 1 to May 31—
Stock sales— No. shs.
174,151,359
97,515,654
Bond sales (par val.)—
Railroad&misceli.$1,157,689,275
$847,038,000
U . S. Government201,943,500
410,059,000
State, municipal &
foreign__________
256,464,160
151,531,000

$269,929,830

$377,423,425

112,105,698

112,023,173

$755,159,400
361,604,175

$858,158,100
855,916,875

213,050,900

271,405,000

Total bond sales__$l,616,096,935 $4,408,628,000 $1,329,814,475 $1,985,479,975

There was nothing to disturb the placid condition of the
money market during May. The revival of speculation on
the Stock Exchange on a very extensive scale, with a great
increase in the volume of transactions at that security mart,
must have served to augment the demand for brokers’ loans,
but there appears to have been a moderate return flow of
currency from the interior after the conclusion of the April
settlements and the other spring requirements, while the
mercantile demand for accommodation at the banks re­
mained moderate because of the generally dull condition of
trade and business. The temporary dislocation of funds at
this centre occasioned in April by the financing of the pur­
chase, for $146,000,000, of the Dodge Brothers’ automobile
properties at Detroit by a New York syndicate headed by
Dillon, Read & Co., which involved a considerable transfer
of money from New York to the West, was followed during
May by a gradual readjustment to the normal. The range
of rates for call loans was within narrow limits and rates
for other classes of loans may be said to have been abso­
lutely stable. The maximum figure for call loans during the
month was 4% % per annum and the minimum 3% % . The
maximum was reached on two occasions, the first time on
Monday, May 4, when the Dodge Brothers financing was
still an influence, and when it appeared from the weekly
return of the New York Clearing House banks and trust com­
panies of the previous Saturday that surplus reserves of
these institutions above legal requirements had again ap­
proached the vanishing point, being reported at only $269,550. But this proved only temporary and the next day some
loans were made as low as 3% % , The remainder of the
month the range was between 3% and 4%, except that on
Monday, May 25, there was a splurge to 4% % , possibly
owing to preparations for the first of June disbursements.
The rate for renewals was 4% up to May 5, when there was
a reduction to 3% % , and this rate also ruled on May 6, but
on May 7 there was an advance to 4% again, followed by a
return to 3% % on May 8 and a drop to 3% % on May 11.
On May 12, May 13 and May 14 the rate was 3% % . Then
the quotation was marked up again to 4%, which figure con­
tinued to rule until May 19, when there was a return to the
3% % figure, and this last figure ruled unchanged until May
26, when the quotation was once more marked up to 4%,
and held at that figure the rest of the month. Time loans
were in adequate supply, while the inquiry was light and the
market inactive and lifeless. Rates ruled virtually un­
changed throughout the month, with the quotation at the
close 3 % @ 3 % % for 60 days, 3% % for 90 days and 4 months
and 3% @ 4% for 5 and 6 months. Commercial paper the
latter part of the month was in quite active demand from
both out-of-town and local buyers, and a fairly large volume
of business was transacted. Rates ruled unaltered through­
out at 3% @ 4% for 4 to 6 months’ names of choice character,
while 4@ 4% was required in the case of names not so well
known. New England mill paper and the shorter choice
names continued to be dealt in at 3% % . Moderate activity
was reported, with out-of-town institutions the principal
buyers. Banks and bankers’ acceptances ruled at fraction­
ally higher levels. A moderate degree of activity was noted
the latter part of the month. City and country institutions,
also individual investors, figured in the dealings, and the
aggregate turnover attained larger proportions than usual,
although light offerings restricted business to some extent.
For call loans against bankers’ acceptances the posted rate
of the American Acceptance Council alternated between 3%
and 3% % during the month, with the higher figure prevail­
ing at the close. The Acceptance Council made the discount
rate on May 29 on prime bankers’ acceptances eligible for
purchase by the Federal Reserve baiiks 3% % bid and 3% %
asked for bills running 30 days, 3% % bid and 3% % asked
for bills running 60 to 90 days. 3% % bid and 33/a% asked for
bills running 120 days and 3% % bid and 3% % asked for



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bills running 150 and 180 days. There were no changes dur­
ing the month in the rates of discount by any of the Federal
Reserve banks.
As already stated, the return of the New York Clearing
House banks and trust companies for Saturday, May 2,
showed surplus reserves above legal requirements again
down close to the vanishing point, the surplus being stated
at only $269,550, this comparing with $20,042,060 surplus on
April 25 the previous Saturday. All the items in this return
reflected the $146,000,000 payment made on Friday, May 1,
by Dillon, Read & Co. for the automobile properties of the
Dodge Brothers. Obviously, this large payment must have
required much preliminary borrowing, with in turn heavy
increases in deposits. At all events, as compared with the
previous Saturday, the Clearing House statement for May 2
showed an expansion in loans in the huge sum of $196,919,000. Net demand deposits increased no less than $196,785,000, though on the other hand, time deposits decreased
slighlty, namely $1,038,000, making the net increase in com­
bined deposits $195,747,000, bringing the combined total up
to $5,209,819,000. The changes in the statements for subse­
quent weeks, while the process of a return to the normal
was going on, must be interpreted in the light of the excep­
tional changes shown in the May 2 report as a result of the
Dodge financing. Both the loan item and the deposit item
declined week by week until the final week, when there was
again an increase, brought about, no doubt, by the custom­
ary preparations for the first of June settlements and pay­
ments. Aggregate deposits declined from $5,209,819,000 May
2 to $5,114,026,000 May 9, to $5,052,507,000 May 16, to $5,015,666.000 May 23 and then recovered to $5,082,993,000. Loans,
discounts, etc., were $5,411,201,000 May 2, dropped to $5,311,176.000 May 9, $5,242,655,000 May 16 and to $5,223,621,000
May 23, and were $5,274,289,000 May 28— the return having
been issued a day earlier owing to the fact that Saturday,
May 30, was Memorial Day and a legal holiday. Surplus
reserves, which as already stated, May 2 were only $269,550,
increased to $23,302,890 May 9, with the shrinkage in de­
posits, and then to $65,676,640 May 16, but dropped to $41,439,280 May 23 (as the result of diminished borrowing at the
Federal Reserve Bank), but recovered to $49,404,320 May 29
— and largely as the result of increased borrowing again.
At all events, aggregate reserves upon which excess reserves
depend as much as upon the changes in aggregate deposits,
fluctuated quite widely from month to month, and these
fluctuations followed in great measure as a result of the
fluctuations in the member bank reserve account with the
Federal Reserve Bank, and this latter in turn varies more
or less as the borrowing at the Reserve Bank increases or
decreases. Thus in the week from May 20 to May 27 the
discounts at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York ran up
from $59,781,000 to $110,446,000, and member bank reserve
accounts correspondingly increased from $816,072,000 to
$842,707,000. Between May 13 and May 20, on the other
hand, when borrowing at the Reserve Bank, as represented
by the bill holdings, was reduced from $72,509,000 to $59,781,000 member bank reserve accounts fell from $836,242,000 to
$816,072,000. The item in the Clearing House statement of
“ bills payable, rediscounts, acceptances and other liabili­
ties,” which between Anril 25 and May 2 increased from
$570,906,000 to $583,714,000, fell to $573,614,000 May 9, in­
creased again to $601,666,000 May 16, decreased to $581,948,000 May 23 and was $590,735,000 May 29—at which figure,
however, comparison is with only $406,701,000 at the corre­
sponding date in 1924.
RATES FOR M O N E Y AT N E W YO R K , W E E K L Y .
Week Ending—
Call Loams on Stock Exchange—
May 1. May 8. May 15. M ay 22.
Range for week (mixed & indus. coll.) -3JS-4
3H -4H 3H -4
3 % -4
Week’s average (mixed & indus. coll.)
4
3%
3%
3%
Time Loans (Mixed & Industrial Collateral)—
Sixty days.
__
________________ - 3 « - 3 M 3H -3% 3 A -3 H 3 A -3 H
Ninety days .
_ . _ _____
-3 & -4
3 « -4
3%
3M
Four m on th s____
-3 ^ -4
3 ^ -4
3%
3H
Five months
.
____. . .
-3M -4
3M-4
3M -4
3M -4
Six months
_ ___________ _
3% -4
-3M -4
3M -4
3 ^ -4
Commercial Paper—
Double and single names—
Prime 4 to 6 months .
. ____ -3M -4
3K -4
3M -4
3M -4
Good 4 to 6 m onths.. ______ __
4-4 M
- 4-4 M
4 -4 ^
4-4 M

M ay 29.
3 % -4 A
4
3A~3%
3%
3 >A
3M -4
3M -4
3M -4
4-4 X

In the foreign exchange market the features were the con­
tinued strength of sterling bills on London, with the further
advance in rates to within a trifling fraction of actual par,
and the renewed decline in rates on Paris and on Italy. The
return of Great Britain to the gold standard encountered
no obstacles. This was undoubtedly an influence in the
further rise in rates. Then, also, it was noted that buying
to cover tourists’ requirements was rapidly attaining sub­
stantial proportions and bade fair to play an important part
in sustaining rates during the summer, traveling abroad,
both present and prospective, being evidently on a more ex­
tensive scale than for a long time previously. Furthermore,
with rates for money ruling higher in London than in New
York, the inducement to transfer bankers’ balances and other
floating supplies of capital to the other side was constantly
present. Then, also, offerings of commercial bills were un­
usually small. They are nearly always light at this season
of the year, but the present year the absence of any consid­
erable supply of bills from that quarter was such as to ex­
cite comment. There was likewise a marked falling off in
the sale of future bills. In explanation it was stated that
prior to Great Britain’s restoration of the gold basis it had
been customary for exporters when selling on a 90-day basis

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MONTHLY REVIEW

(the form of sale most commonly in use) to protect them­
selves against possible losses through depreciation in ex­
change by selling 90-day sterling bills. Now, with fluctua­
tions downward in sterling virtually eliminated, this prac­
tice was being allowed to lapse. Under the further advance
in rates for sterling apprehensions that the Bank of England
might be compelled to raise its discount rate, in order to pro­
tect its gold supply, disappeared. This tended further to
strengthen the sterling branch of the exchange market.
From 4 84*4 May 1 sight bills on London steadily advanced
to 4 86 3-16 on May 20, or within about %c. of the par of
sterling which is 4.8665; then desultory sales to realize
profits caused fractional reactions, and the range May 29
was 4 85% @ 4 86.
In Continental exchange there was pronounced weakness
in the French franc, which the latter part o f the month
again dropped below 5c. The features in this break were
the uprising of the B iff tribes in Morocco, necessitating
French military re-enforcements in Morocco and creating
uneasiness over the prospects of a protracted Moroccan cam­
paign. Unfortunately, too, the French suffered some serious
reverses in their operations. Selling of bills against grain
imports and to provide funds for interest payments on
French foreign loans was likewise an influence in the decline.
Bumors and reports that the United States was bringing
pressure to bear on France and the other countries indebted
to the United States with a view to inducing them to under­
take seriously the task of negotiating a settlement of such
indebtedness also, no doubt, were a disturbing element. In
addition, French finances continue very much in a tangle
and the problem of balancing the budget is far from having
been solved. The first half of the month current quotations
for the franc were quite well maintained, so much so as to
give rise to the suggestion that the stability of rates must
be due to the control exercised by the Bank of France over
the franc market. It was argued that news developments
had been such as to bring a serious break in French exchange
except for the support extended by the Bank of France. The
break came the last two weeks of the month. On May 1 the
rate for checks on Paris was 5.23@5.24 and by May 16 the
rates were still 5.19Y4, @5.20%, but on May 18 there was a
drop to 5.18 and on May 20 to 5.13% and by May 27 the 5c.

11

point had been broken through, the rate then dropping to
4.98%. From this there was only a trifling recovery, so that
the figure May 29 (Saturday, May 30, was a holiday) was
5.00@5.01%. The Italian lire seems also to have been af­
fected adversely by the news that a settlement of indebted­
ness to the United States was being insisted upon. But the
principal immediate cause, according to the Borne correspond­
ent of the New York “ Times” was selling here to cover im­
ports of wheat. Payment for these purchases had been de­
ferred, it is stated, in the hope of improvement in exchange
rates. The lire dropped below the 4c. mark, that is sight
bills on London declined from 4.11% May 1 to 3.95% May 27,
and were 3.97% @3.98% May 29. The Spanish peseta also
suffered in some measure from the uprising in Morocco be­
cause of apprehension that Spain, too, might become in­
volved in the uprising or might choose to co-operate with
France in suppressing i t ; there were reports of contemplated
co-operation the latter part of the month. Checks on Madrid
from 14.64% May 1 and 14.69 May 5 declined to 14.39%
May 13, but there was subsequent recovery to 14.57 May 21,
and the range May 29 was 14.51@14.53. Exchange on Bel­
gium likewise suffered a break, and checks on Antwerp
dropped from 5.07% May 1 to 4.88% May 29. Beports had
it that there had been considerable selling on both the Lon­
don and Paris markets of French, Belgian and Italian cur­
rencies by disgruntled longs who had bought heavily the
latter part of April in the belief that the Continental cur­
rencies would follow the upward course of sterling. Greek
exchange likewise was weak and the drachma on checks fell
from 1.89% May 1 to 1.70 May 23, with the rate May 29
1.70%. There was no change during the month in either
the rate on Berlin or that on Vienna. The former remained
at 23.81 and the latter at .0014%. The note circulation of
the Bank of Germany was reduced 65,273,000 marks the
first week of May, 116,974,000 marks the second week and
66,713,000 marks the third week, followed by an increase the
last week, as in previous months. The German Gold Dis­
count Bank, which is distinct from the Bank of Germany,
on May 19 reduced its discount rate from 8% to 7%, but
the Bank of Germany made no change from 9%. The Na­
tional Bank of Hungary on May 29 reduced its rate of dis­
count from 11% to 9%.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON CONTINENTAL CENTRES.
NOTE.— Method o f quoting French, Swiss and Belgian francs and Italian lire changed on D ec. 1 1920 to show the value o f all these different units!n
en ts per un it. The previous method of quoting was to give the number o f francs or lire to the dollar.
Paris
Francs
Checks

Swiss
Francs

Bankers’

Antwerp
Francs

Bankers'

Bankers’
Checks
Cables

Bankers'
Cables

Checks

Italian
Lire

Amsterdam
Guilders
Cables

Sight

Cables

Sight

Greek
Now quoted In
Cents per Drachma

Bankers'
Cables

Bankers'
Cables
Checks

1 5.23 a5.24
5.24 ah.2b 19.36al9.36% 19.37al9.37% 40.10%a40.12 40.12%a40.14-5.06%a.07% 5.07M a.08% 4.10 0.11% 4.11 a.12% 1.88 o.89% 1.88% a.90%
2 5.22% a5.23% 5.23% a5.24%
19.34%
1.85%
1.85
19.35%
40.11 040.12 40.13 a40.14 5.06 % a .07 % 5.07% a.08% 4 .1 0 % O .ll% 4 .1 1 % a .l2 %
8
SUN D A Y
SUN D A Y
SUN D A Y
SUN D A Y
SUN D A Y
SUN D AY

4 5.21%a5.23
5.22%a5.24
19.31%al9.33 19.32% al9.34 40.13o40.15%
5 5.23 a5.23% 5.24 a5.24%
19.33
19.34
40.16a40.18%
019.34 19.34 019.3540.18 040.19
7 5.18 05.19M 5.19 a5.20% 19.33%a.34% 19.34% a.35% 40.17a40.18%
8 5.20 a5.21
5.21 a5.22
19.34
19.35
40.18 040.19
9
5.19%
19.34
5.20%
19.35
40.18
10
SUN D A Y
SUN D A Y
SUN
11 5.18% a5.21% 5.19% a5.22% 19.34%o.34% 19.35%a.35%
40.17
12 5.19% a5.22% 5.20% a5.23% 19.34019.35% 19.35al9.36% 40.17a40.18%
13 5.19 a5.20
5.20 a5.21
19.34%
19.35%
40.17%
14 5.20% a5.21% 5.21% a5.22%
19.35
19.36
40.17%a40.19
15 5.19 a5.20% 5.20 a5.21%
19.34%
19.35%
40.17%
16 5.19% a5.20% 5.20% a5.21%
19.34%
19.35%
40.17%
17
SUN D A Y
SUN D A Y
SUN
18 5.18 a5.18% 5.19 05.19%
19.34%
19.35%
40.18%
19 5.13% a5.16% 5.14% a5.17% 19.33% a.34% 19.34%o.35%
40.18%
20 5.13% a5.15% 5.14% a5.16%
19.33%
19.34%
40.19%
21 5.13%a5.16
5.14%o5.17
19.33al9.34
19.34al9.35
40.19
22 5.10% a5.12% 5.11 % a5.13% 19.33al9.33% 19.34019.34%
40.19
23 5.09%a5.11
5.10%a5.12
19.33
19.34
40.18
24
SUN D A Y
SUN D A Y
SUN
25 5.07 a5.11% 5.08 a5.12%
19.33%
19.34%
40.17o40.18
26 5.00%a5.05
5.01%a5.06
19.34%
19.35%
4 0 .15o40.17
27 4.98%a5.01
4.99% a.5.02
19.34%
19.35%
40.15
28 4.98% a5.01% 4.99% a5.02%
19.34%
19.35%
40.13%
29 5.00 a5.01% 5.01 05.02%
19.34%
40.14%
19.35%
30
HOLI D A Y
HOLI D A Y
HOLI
31
SUN D A Y
SUN D A Y
SUN
6 5.17% a5.21% 5.18% a5.22% 19.33

40.15040.17% 5.05 a.06
5.06 a. 07 4 .0 9 % a .l0 %
40.18a40.20% 5.06 a.06% 5.07 a.07% 4 .0 9 % a .l0 %
5.03%a.05 4 .0 9 % a .l0 %
40.20 a40.21 5.02% a.04
40.19a40.20%!5.02%a.03% 5.03% a.05% 4.09% a.09%
40.20 040.21 5.04 a.04% 5.05 a.05% 4.09% a.09%
4.09%
5.04
40.20
5.05
DAY
SUN
SUN D A Y
40.19
5.03% a.04% 5.04% a.05% 4.09% a.09%
40.19a40.20% 5.04% a.05% 5.05% a.06% 4 .09% a .l0
40.19%
5.04% a.04% 5.05%a.05M 4.09 a.09%
40.19%a40.21 5.04% a.05% 5.05% a.06% 4.08% a.09%
40.19%
5.03 o.04% 5.04 o.05% 4.05% a.08%
4.06% a.07%
40.19%
5.03
5.04
SUN
DAY
SUN D A Y
40.20%
5.02 a.03
5.03 O.04 4.04% o.07
5.01 a.02 3.99^0 4.04*4
40.20%
5.00 o.Ol
40.21%
4.99%a5.01 5.00% a.02 4.03 a.05%
40.21
4.99*20 5.00*2 5.00% a.01% 4.05% a.07
40.21
4.99%o5.00 4.03 a.04%
4.98% a.99
4.02% a.02%
40.20
4.99
5.00
DAY
SUN
SUN D A Y
40.19a40.20 4.98 a.99% 4.99 a5.00% 3.99s4O4.02*4
40.17a40.19 4.95 0.97
4.96 0.98 3.95% a.98%
40.17
4.94 a.96 3.95% a.97%
4.93 M a.95
40.15%
4.91% a.93M 4.92M a.94% 3.97 a.98
3.97M a.98%
4.89%a.91
40.16%
4.88% a.90
DAY
HOLI
HOLI D A Y
SUN
DAY
SUN D A Y

1.84
4 .1 0 % a .ll%
1.83%
1.84
1.84%
4 .1 0 % a .ll%
4 .1 0 % a .ll%
1.83
1.83%
1.84
4 .1 0 % a .l0 %
1.83%
1.84%
1.85
4 .1 0 % a .l0 %
1.87
4.10%
1.87%
DAY
SUN D AY
4 .1 0 % a .l0 % 1.85 a. 8 6 % 1.85%a.87
1.84%
1.84%
4 .1 0 % a .ll
1.84
1.84%
4.10 a .10%
1.84
1.84%
4 .0 9 % o .l0 %
4.06% a.09%
1.82%
1.83
4.07% a.08%
1.81%
1.80%
DAY
SUN D AY
4.05% a.08
1.78
1.78%
1.75%
1.76%
4.00% a.05%
4.04 a.06%
1.73
1.73%
1.74%
4.06% a.08
1.75
4.04 o.05%
1.71%
1.72
4.03% a.03%
1.70
1.70%
SUN DAY
DAY
4.00% a.03% 1.73 a.74% L.73%a.74%
3.96% a.99% 1.73%a.74
L
.74 a.74%
1.70%
1.71%
3.96% a.98%
1.72
1.71%
3.98 a.99
3.98% a.99%
1.70%
1.70%
HOLI DAY
DAY
SUN D A Y
DAY

Denmark
Kroner
M

ay'

Sweden
Kroner

Norway
Kroner

Berlin
/ Reichsmarks

Vienna
Kronen

Spanish
Pesetas

• Bankers'
Checks
Cables

Bankers’
Checks
Cables

Bankers'
Checks
Cables

Bankers’
Cables
Checks

Bankers'
Cables
Checks

Bankers'
Checks
Cables

1 _________________ 18.64al8.71 18.68al8.75 26.71a26.73 26.75a26.77 16.49*20 ,62‘z 16.53*2 a . 66*2
18.66al8.68 18.70al8.72
26.71
26.75
16.580.60% 16.620.64%
3 _________________
SUN D AY
SUN D A Y
SUN DAY
4 _________________ 18.66al8.78 18.70al8.82
26.73
16.69al6.94 16.73al6.98
26.77
5 _________________ 18.840.96% 18.88a.00%
26.73%
26.73% 16.95al7.03 16.99al7.07
6 _________________ 18.82al8.86 18.86al8.90
26.77% 16.80%a.85 16.84%a.89
26.73%
7 ____
18.76%a.82 18.80%a,86
26.73%
26.77% 16.73al6.79 16.77al6.83
8 _________________ 18.81%a.87 18.85%a.91 26.71 %a.73 26.75%a.77 16.76al6.88 16.80al6.92
9 _________________
18.86%
18.90%
26.71
26.75
16.86*2 0.88*4 16.90*20 .92*2
1 0 _________________
SUN D A Y
SUN D A Y
SUN DAY
1 1 _________________ 18.79al8.84 18.83al8.88
26.71
26.75
16.770.85% 16.810.89%
1 2 _________________ 18.74ol8.80 18.78al8.84
26.71
26.75
16.71016.78 16.75016.82
1 3 _________________ 18.74ol8.76 18.78al8.80
26.70
26.74
16.69al6.7f 16.73ol6.80
1 4 _________________ 18.79al8.81 18.83al8.85
26.71
26.75
16.79%a.83 16.83%a.87
1 5 _________________ 18.71al8.77 18.75al8.81
26.70
26.74
16.71ol6.77 16.75al6.81
1 6 _________________
18.67
26.74
18.71
26.70
16.69
16.73
SUN D A Y
SUN D A Y
SUN D AY
1 7 _________________
26.74
1 8 _________________ 18.65ol8.74 18.69al8.7S
26.70
16.65al6.75 16,69al6.79
1 9 _________________ 18.70al8.73 18.74al8.77
26.71
26.75
16.66ol6.70 16,70al6.74
26.71
26.75
2 0 _________________ 18.71al8.79 18.75al8.83
16.70al6.7f 16.74al6.83
2 1 _________________ 18.80a.82% 18.84a.86% 26.71a26.72 26.75a26.76 16.80016.86 16.84al6.90
2 2 _________________ 18.76al8.79 18.80al8.83
26.72%
26.76% 16.78%a.81 16.82%a.85
26.69
2 3 _________________
18.78
18.82
26.73
16.79
16.83
SUN D A Y
2 4 _________________
SUN D A Y
SUN D AY
26.72
26.76
2 5 _________________ 18.75al8.78 18.79al8.82
16.800.83% 16.84a.86%
26.76
26.72
16.88al6.90 16.92ol6.94
2 6 _________________ 18.79ol8.81 I8.83al8.85
26.72%
26.76% 16.860.89% 16.900.93%
2 7 _________________ 18.7 8%a.80 18-8214a.84.
4fl
2
2 8 _________________
18.78
18.82
26.72340 .73*2 26.763 .771 16.85al6.87 16.89a.1691
2 9 _________________
18.79
18.83
26.73%
26.77% 16.79*20 .83*2 16.83*20 .87*2
HOLI D A Y
HOLI D A Y
HOLI D A Y
3 0 _________________
SUN D A Y
SUN D A Y
3 1 ________________
SUN D AY
f Gold or rentenmark equivalent to one trillion paper marks.
2 ________________




23.81
23.81
SUN
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.SI
SUN
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
SUN
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
SUN
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
HOLI
SUN

23.81
23.81
DAY
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
DAY
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
DAY
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
DAY
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
23.81
DAY
DAY

.0014%
.0014%
SUN
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
SUN
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
SUN
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
SUN
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
HOLI
SUN

.0014%
.0014%
DAY
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
DAY
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
DAY
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
DAY
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
DAY
DAY

14.58*20 .64*2 14.60*20 . 66*2
14.49*20 .54’j 14.5112a .561
*
SUN D A Y
14.50al4.65 14.52al4.67
14.64al4.69 14.66al4.71
14.58a.61% 14.60a.63%
14.54al4.57 14.56al4.59
14.54ol4.56 14.25al4.58
14.53a.54% 14.55a.56%
SUN D A Y
14.44%a,51 14.46%a.53
14.41al4.46 14.43ol4.48
14.39%a.43 14.41 %a.45
14.47al4.49 14.49al4.51
14.44%a.47 14.46%a.49
14.44
14.46
SUN D AY
14.450.47% 14.470.49%
14.48%a.50 14.50%a.52
14.47%a.50 14.49%a.52
14.55al4.57 14.57al4.59
14.530.56% 14.55a.58%
14.53
14.55
SUN D A Y
14.50ol4.55 14.52al4.57
14.47a.50% 14.49o.52%
14.47a.49% 14.49a.51%
14.49al4.50 14.51al4.52
14.51al4.53 14.53ol4.5
HOLI D A Y
SUN D A Y

12

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MONTHLY KEVIEW

Rates on the former neutral centres were not greatly al­ limits, with the price May 29 31%d. per ounce, against
tered in the case o f Swiss francs, but the tendency of rates 31 5-16d. May 1.
on the Scandinavian countries was upward— and very
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strongly so in the case of the Danish crown. Checks on
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RATES OF EXCHANGE ON OTHER CENTRES.
May

Canada
Dollars
Checks

*8% prem
2
.
*3 prem
s%
.
J3% prem
2
.
s3% prem
2
.
‘3% prem
2
.
‘3% prem
2
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8.. *3% prem
2
.
9 . . *6% prem
4
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1 0 -11. _ *3% prem
2
.
1 2 .. *« % prem
4
.
1 3 .. *3% prem
2
.
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1 -.
2 -3 -4 -.
5 -.
6 -.
7 .-

15. _
1 6 -17._
1 8 ..
19. _
20 . .
2 1 ..
2 2 ..
2 3 ..
2 4 ..
2 5 ..
2 6 ..
2 7 ..
2 8 ..
2 9 ..
30 . .
3 1 ..

M
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1—
2 ...
3 ...
4 ...
5 ...
6 ...
7 ...
8 ...
9—
1 0 ...
1 1 ...
1 2 ...
1 3 ...
1 4 - .1 5 ...
1 6 -..
17—
18—
1 9 ...
20. . .
21. „
2 2 ...
2 3 .—
2 4 ...
25. . .
2 6 -..
27—
28. . .
29—
30—
31 —

Par
Par
Par

Czecho­
slovakia
Kronen

Bucharest
Leu

e Polish
Zloty

Hungary

Serbia

d Russian
Chervonetz

d Bulgaria

Finnish
Markka

Checks
2 :96 %
2.96M

Checks
.46%
.46%

Checks
19.20
19.25

Checks
.0014%
.0014

Checks
5.16
5.16

Checks
.74
.74

Checks
2.53
2.53

Checks
38.56
38.60

Cables
38.61
38.65

Checks
10.70
10.71

2 .9 6 ^
2.96H
2.96%
2.96%
2.96%
2.96%

.46%
.46
.46
.47%
.48%
.49

19.21
19.21
19.21
19.21
19.21
19.25

.0014
.0014%
.0014
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%

19.22
19.22
19.21
19.20
19.21
19.21

.0014
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%

Checks
1.62
1.62
SUNDAV
1.61%
1.61%
1.61%
1.62
1.62
1.61%
SU N D A Y
1.62%
1.62
1.62%
1.62%
1.62%
1.62%
SU N D A Y
1.62%
1.62%
1.62%
1.63
1.63%
1.63%
SU N D A Y
1.65%
1.67%
1.68%
1.66%
1.65%
H O L ID A Y
SU N D A Y

2.96%
2.96%
2.96%
2.96%
2.96%
2.96%

.48%
,48% a.49%
.48%
.48%
.48
.47%

Par

2.96%
2.96%
2.96%
2.96%
2.96%
2.96%

.47%
.47%
.47%
.47%
.47%
.47%

19.20
19.20
19.20
19.20
19.20
19.20

.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%

Par
Par
Par
Par
Par

2.96%
2.96%
2.96%
2.96%
2.96%

.46%
.46%
.47%
.47%
.47%

19.21
19.20
19.21
19.20
19.21

.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%
.0014%

Par
Par
Par
Par

*3% dlsct.
2

Bolivia
Boliviano
Checks
33 1-3
33 1-3

Colom­
Ecuador Uruguay
bia
Peso
Dollars
Sucre

1
/Portu-

Checks
___
5.10
5.10
SUN day
___
5.10
___
5.10
___
5.10
___
5.10
___
5.10
5.10
SUN day
5.10
5.10
5.10
5.10
5.10
5.10
SUN day
5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15
SUN D A Y
5.15
5.16
5.15
5.15
5.17

Checks
19%
19%

Checks
11.35
11.35

Checks
4.16
4.16

33
33
33
33
33
33

1-3
1-3
1-3
1-3
1-3
1-3

97.30
97.30
97.30
97.30
97.30
97.30

21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83

94.43
95.15
95.50
95.23
95.33
95.60

19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%

11.39
11.39
11.50
11.42
11.42
11.42

4.16
4.16
4.07
4.14
4.14
4.14

33
33
33
33
33
33

1-3
1-3
1-3
1-3
1-3
1-3

97.30
97.30
97.30
97.30
97.30
97.30

21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83

95.69
95.88
96.15
96.43
96.25
96.15

19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%

11.42
11.47
11.59
11.65
11.65
11.65

4.14
4.13
4.14
4.14
4.14
4.14

33
33
33
33
33
33

1-3
1-3
1-3
1-3
1-3
1-3

97.30
97.30
97.30
97.30
97.30
97.30

21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83

96.25
96.25
96.62
97.32
97.28
97.56

19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%

11.53
11.42
11.42
11.49
11.49
11.49

4.14
4.14
4.14
4.12
4.12
4.12

33
33
33
33
33

1-3
1-3
1-3
1-3
1-3

97.30
97.30
97.30
97.30
97.30

21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83
21.83

97.56
97.56
97.56
97.56
97.94

19%
19%
19%
19%
19%

11.46
11.43
11.37
11.32
11.33

4.12
4.12
4.12
4.12
4.12

Turkey
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2.53
2.53
2.53
2.53
2.53
2.53

38.56
38.66
38.70
39.24
39.28
39.39

38.61
38.71
38.75
39.29
39.33
39.44

10.60
10.66
10.60
10.36
10.24
10.26

10.65 j
10.71
10.65 j
10.41 j
10.29 j
10.31j

.74
.74
.74
.74
.74
.74

2.52%
2.53
2.53
2.53
2.53
2.53

39.43
39.29
39.46
39.53
39.60
39.71

39.48
39.34
39.51
39.58
39.65
39.76

10.17
10.05
10.05
10.05
10.05
10.05

10.22 ]
10.10)

|
10.10
10.10 i

.74
.74
.74
.74
.74
.74

2.53
2.53
2.53
2.53
2.53
2.53

39.75
39.96
40.40
40.40
40.40
40.40

39.80
40.01
40.45
40.45
40.45
40.45

10.12
10.18
10.28
10.28
10.57
10.33

10.17
10.23
10.31
10.31
10.62
10.38

5.16
5.16
5.16
5.16
5.16

gal
Escudo

.74
.74
.70
.72
.74
.74

5.16
5.16
5.16
5.16
5.16
5.16

zPeru
Libra

Checks
94.43
94.43

Cables
10.75
10.76

5.16
5.16
5.16
5.16
5.16
5.16

♦Chile
Peso

Checks
21.83
21.83

Brazil
Milreis

5.16
5.16
5.16
5.16
5.16
5.16

Vene­
zuela
Bolivar

Checks
97.30
97.30

Argentina
Peso

.74
.74
.73
.73
.74

2.53
2.53
2.53
2.53
2.53

40.33
40.55
40.67
40.74
40.74

40.38
40.60
40.72
40.79
40.79

10.45
10.52
10.50
10.65
10.71

10.50
10.57
10.55
10.70
10.76

Hong
Kong
Dollar

Shang­
hai
Tael

Y o k o­
hama
Yen

Manila
Peso

Singa­
pore
Dollars

Checks
Checks
Checks
. Checks
Checks
54% a55% 73% a74% 42 % o42 % 49% a49% 56%a57
55%a55% 73% o74% 42% 042% 49% 049% 56% 057

Bombay
Rupees

10.10j
10.10

Java

Guilders

Checks
Checks
36% 036% 40 % a41
36% 036% 40%o41

55% a55%
55%a55%
55 % a55 %
55%a55%
55% a55%
55% a55%

73% 074%
73% 074%
73% o74%
73% 074%
74 o75
74 o75

42% o42%
42% 042%
42% 042%
42% o42%
42 % a42 %
42 % a42 %

49 % a49 %
49%a49%
49% a49%
49%a50
49 % a50
49%a50

56% 057
57 057%
57 057%
57 057%
57 057%
57 057%

36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%

55
55
55
55
55
55

74 075
74 o75
73% o74%
73% a74%
73% a74%
73% 074%

42
42
42
42
42
42

042%
042%
042%
042%
042 %
a42%

49%o50
49 % a50
49%a50
49%o50
49 % 050
49% 049%

57 a57%
57 o57%
57 o57%
57 057%
57 057%
56% 057

36% 036%
36.55o36.75
36.55036.75
36.55036.75
36.55036.75
36.55036.75

40 % a41
40 % a41
40% a40%
40% a40%
40 % a41
40% 041

55 a55%
55 a55%
54%a55%
54%a55%
54.95 a55.15
54.95 a55.15

73% 074%
73% 074%
73% o74%
73%o74%
73%a74%
73% 074%

42
42
42
42
42
42

042%
042%
a42%
o42%
a42%
a42%

49%o50
49%a50
49%o50
49%o50
49%o50
49%a50

57
57
57
57
57
57

a57%
057%
057%
057%
057%
a57%

36,55a36.75
36.55036.75
36.55036.75
36.55036.75
36.55a36.75
36.55a36.75

40%a41
40 % o41
40%a41
40%a41
40% 041
40%a41

54.95 a55.15
55.15 a55.30
55.15 a.55.30
55.15 a55.30
55%a55%

74 075
74 075
74% 075%
74% a75%
75% a75%

42
42
42
42
42

042%
042 %
042 %
o42 %
042 %

49%o50
49%a50
49%a50
49%o50
49 % a50

57
57
57
57
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a57%
057%
057%
057%
057%

36.55a36.75
36.75037
36.75o37
36% o36%
36% 036%

40%a41
40 % a41
40%a41
40 % a41
40%a41

a55%
a55%
a55%
a55%
a55%
a55%

036%
a36%
036%
o36%
036%
o36%

40%a41
40 % o41
40%a41
40 % a41
40 % a41
40%a41

SUN D A Y
* Cents of U. S. money per Chilean peso, z American money per Peruvian pound, y Value of one escudo in U . S. currency, d Nominal, e Effective May 12 1924
commenced the quotation of Polish exchange in zloty Instead of marks, which had formerly been the medium of exchange. The zloty is equivalent to 1,800,000 marks.




13

N ew York Stock Exchange
M O N TH LY AN D Y E A R L Y RECORD
The following tables furnish a complete record of the New York Stock Exchange transactions for the past month and
the year 1925 to date. They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The tables embrace every
security dealt in on the Exchange. We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list. The black­
faced letters in the column headed “ I n t e r e s t P e r i o d ” indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
In accordance with the rule adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying
bonds are at a price to which accrued interest must be added. The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on
which interest is in default. A few other bonds, like the Holland-American Line 6s and the Anton Jurgens Works 6s, for
special reasons, are also quoted “flat,” but where this is the case the notation “ f l a t ” will be found against the name of the
issue. This method of quoting bonds became effective January 2 1909.
For footnotes to tables see last page of bonds and last page of stocks.

BONDS— PRICES AND SALES FOR MAY AND RANGE FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
—
~----

BONDS

|!

N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
T S G overnm ent Securities
J
First Liberty Loan—
.1932-1947
First 3 % s______
Registered___________________
First 4s........................... 1932-1947
Registered___________________
First 4 % s. ..................... 1932-1947
Registered___________________
First Second 4 34s_____ 1932-1947
Registered___________________
Second Liberty Loan—
Second 4s_____________ 1927-1942 M N
MN
Registered_______________
Second 4 % s---------------- 1927-1942 M N
MN
Registered______________
Third Liberty Loan—
Third 4 Ms-------------------------- 1928 M S
Registered______________
M
Fourth Liberty Loan—
1933-1938
Fourth 4 % s-------Registered___________________
Treasury 4 M s __________ 1947-1952
Registered_____________________
Treasury 4s_____________1944-1954
Registered________________
2s cons reg__________________ April1930
Panama Canal 3s_____________ 1961 Q M
Registered_________________ 1961 Q M
State an d C ity Securities
New York City— 4Ms________ 1960 M S
M S
Registered_________________
4Ms Corporate stock_______ 1964
4Ms Corporate stock_______ 1966
4Ms------------------------------------ 1972
4% s Corporate stock_______ 1971
4% s Corporate stock_______ 1967
4% s Corporate stock_______ 1965
4% s Corporate stock_______ 1963
4% Corporate stock________ 1959 M N
Registered_________ _________ M N
4% Corporate stock________ 1958 M N
4% Corporate stock________ 1957 M N
4 s -------------------------------------- 1956 M N
M N
Registered______________
4 s _________________________ 1955 M N
Registered___________________ M N
4 Ms Corporate stock_______ 1957 M N
4M % Corporate stock______ 1957 M N
Registered___________________ M N
3M % Corporate stock______ 1954 M N
MN
3 Ms----------------------------------- Nov.1954
N Y State Canal 4s____________1942
4s----------------------------------------1961
4Ms Canal-------------------------- 1964 J J
4Ms Highway Im pt________ 1963 M S
4s Highway registered______1958
Virginia funded debt 2-3s_____ 1991 J " J
F oreign G overnm ent Securities
Argentine (Govt) 5-year 7s____1927 F A
Argentine (Rep) 5s o f 1909____ 1945 M S
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A _ 1957 M S
_
External 6s ser B temp______ 1958 J D
Austrian Govt s f 7s___________1943 J D
Belgium 25-year ext s f 7Ms g__1945 J D
A
20-year sinldng fund 8s_____ 1941
25-year ext 6 Ms int c tf______ 1949 M S
_
External s f 6s inter rets_ •..1955 J J
Bergen (Norway) s f 8s_______ 1945 M N
25-year s f 6s_______________ 1949 A O
Berne (City of) s f 8s_________ 1945 M N
Bogota (City) ext g 8s________ 1945 A O
Bolivia (Republic of) s f 8s____1947 M N
Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 6s..1934 M N
Brazil (U S of) external 8s_____1941 J D
Cent Ry 30-year g 7s_______ 1952
Sink fd 7 Ms (coffee sec).1952 flat
Buenos Aires extl 6M s________ 1955
Canada, Dominion of, 5s______1926
do
do
5 s ___■___ 1931
.
_
10-year gold 5M s---------------- 1929
30-year gold 5s------------------- 1952 M N
Carlsbad (City) 8s____________1954 J J
Chile Republic exter s f 8s_____1941 F A
External 5-year s f 8s_______ 1926 A O
20-year external s f 7s______ 1942 M N
25-year extl s f 8s gold______ 1946 M N
Chinese, Hukuang R y 5s______ 1951 J D
Christiania (City) Oslo 8s_____1945 A O
30-year s f 6 s _______________ 1954 M S
Colombia (Rep) extl 6 Ms_____1027 A O
Copenhagen 25-year s f 5% s___ 1944 J J
Cuba Rep o f 5s o f 1904----------- 1944 M S
5s ext debt Ser A o f 1914____ 1949 F A
4 Ms external loan__________ 1949 F A
30-year s f 5 Ms_____________ 1953 J J
Czechoslovak (Rep of) 8s_____1951 A
Sink fd Ss ser B int ctf______ 1952 A
Danish Cons Munic s f 8s A _ 1946 F
_
Series B sink fd 8s_________ 1946 F
Denmark external sink fd 8s_ 1945 A
_
20-year external gold 6s_____1942 J
Dominican Republic sink fd 5s_1958 F
Custom administr 5M s_____1942 M
Dutch East Ind 25-year ext 6s. 1947 J J
40-year extl sink fd gold 6s. .1962 M S
30-year extl g 5 Ms____Mar 1953 M S
30-year extl gold 5% s_-N ov 1953 M N
French Repub 25-year ext 8s. .1945 M S
20-year external loan 7 Ms— 1941 J D
External 7s o f 1924 temp------1949 J D
Finnish mun loan 6 Ms A ------- 1954 A O
Extl 6Ms Ser B ____________ 1954 A O
Finland (Rep of) exter 6s------- 1945 M S
External sinking fund 7s----- 1950 M S
German ext'l loan 7s int re ts.. 1949 A O




Sales in
May
Par Value.

Price
Jan. 2
1925.
Bid.

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES IN M A Y .
May 1.

Ask. Bid.

May 29.

Ask. Bid.

Ask.

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

1,857,000 100soJ2Sale 10 0 2 Sale 101
*32
Sale 100 1732May 1 101*32 M ay 15 100**32May
43,000 100,1«!Sale
1002732May 7 101*32 M ay 15 100 2432Jan.
1,000 101**82------- 1012* 32102 * 10223!102*23 102*32 M ay 14 102*32 M ay 14 101**32Mar.
2
101*32 Mar.
101
------849,000 101*«s2Sale 102232 Sale" 1021032Sale 100 3132May 1 1021432May 20 101*»32Mar.
~
2
3.000
1012432May 11 10243 M ay 27 101*32 Jan.
Jan.
1.000 1011*82 101**82
101*»32 2 101i*32May 14 1011732May 14 101
102 »32

1
2
18
5
10
14
14

1012
*82Feb.
1012
*32Feb.
102*82 M ay
101*32 Mar.
102*432May
102 43 M ay
2
1012*32Feb.

25
20
14
5
20
27
2

2
17
5
5

1012 2 ay
«3 M
1002
*32Jan.
101*»32May
101»32 Apr.

11
31
27
16

43,000 100**s2Sale

101*32 Sale

1011032Sale

3.960.000 100 2432Sale
146,000 100 2232 Sale

1011032Sale
101*32 Sale

101*32 Sale

101*32 M ay 23 1012*32May 11 1002*82Jan.
100*4
32Mar.
101*32 M ay 7 1011932May 27 1002»32Jan.
10153 M ay 7 101*32 M ay 22 100 *«32 Jan.
2

4.094.000 101*82 Sale
20,000 101132 Sale
*32Sale
7.940.000 1012
4
40.000 100 2 32 Sale
1.767.000 1042832Sale
5,000
2
2.699.000 100 2 32Sale
10.000

102*32 Sale
10 13032Sale

1013132
Sale

101233 M ay
2
101233 M ay
2

102*32 M ay 29 101*32 Jan.
101*°32May 1 100 2*32Jan.

102u3
2Sale
102*32 Sale
105 233
2Sale

102**32Sale

101**32
Sale

102*2
~32Sale

102*32 M ay
102*32 M ay
105I5s2May
105 2*3 M ay
2
1011032May
1011332May

102 2232May
102**32 ay
M
106**32May
105 2*32May
102**32May
1012*32May

lOBiGsSale

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5.000
21,000
21,000
16,000

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------101M
------106
106
105%
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105

12,000

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101M
101M
105 %
105M
105M
105M
98

98M
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15,000

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2,000
2,000
2,000

58,000

105
105

105%
105 %

89

89 %

1 , 000 ’

3,000

64 M

380.000
124.000
1.896.000
1.848.000
896.000
493.000
153.000
727.000
1.766.000
51.000
193.000
153.000

102

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
111M

101*432Jan.
101**82Jan.
1041
3s2Mar.
101**32Mar.
100*432Mar.
1002
*8iApr.

101

101
101% 101M M ay 4 101% M ay 5
100%
102 V s ___ 103% 103% 103 % M ay 27 103% M ay 28 100%
101%
102 % ___
103 M ay 1 103 M M ay 4 101%
103 Sale 10.3 M
1 0 6 % _____ 108 M
108 M M ay 20 108M M ay 20 102
1 0 6 % _____ 107 V
s
107 % M ay 15 107% M ay 15 106%
s
106% 107M 107 V 108M 107M M ay 7 107% M ay 19 105%
107 Sale 107 % 108M 107 M ay 1 107% M ay 14 106%
99% 100M 99% M ay 14 99 % M ay 14 105%
99 M 100
98
99 % Sale
99 % M ay 1 99% M ay 28 93%
9 9 m ___ :
98%
106 M 107 M 107 M 107%
98
9 9 % _____
98%
98%
99%
99 M
98%
106 % Sale 107 M Sale 106% M ay 1 107 % M ay 29 97%
106 M 107M 107M 107 % 107% M ay 26,107% M ay 23 106%
105%
90% M ay 61 90% M ay 12 105
90 M 90% 90 %
91 M ay 18! 91
M ay 18 89%
90 M ------- 90% 91
90
101%
102%
114% M ay 6 114% M ay 6 112%
113 M ay 12 113 M ay 12
111%
103
64 M
64 M
76%
102 M Sale
82 M Sale
Sale
Sale
94 M Sale
108 M Sale
106M Sale
92 V Sale
s
84% Sale
112M
97 M Sale
108M Sale

1022232May
102**32May
106**32 ay
M
1052 2 ay
*3 M
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M
1003032Apr.

20
21
25
13
13
18

97

102 % Sale

102%
82%
96%
96
94%
108
106%
92%
84%
113
97%
108%
111
Sale
95
6,000
92% Sale
92%
773.000 92 M Sale
82%
437.000 84
82 M Sale
Sale
95%
41.000 96 M Sale
95 M Sale
80 % Sale
80%
432.000 82 % Sale
105%
36.000 104 M Sale 105 M Sale
96
95%
Sale
323.000 96
Sale
180.000 100% Sale 100% Sale
100 % 100%
123.000 101M Sale 102M Sale
Sale 102
Sale
303.000 102 Sale 103
Sale 102%
401.000 102 Sale 103 M Sale
Sale 103%
97
97
Sale
53.000 98 M Sale
99
395.000 106M Sale 107 % Sale
Sale 107%
39.000 103
Sale 102 % 103 102M Sale 102%
279.000 99
Sale 101
Sale 101 % Sale 101
118.000 107
Sale 107 M Sale 108 M Sale 107%
44%
204.000 42 M 43
44 M Sale
47 M Sale
116.000 110
110M Sale 110M Sale 110%
111
99%
210,000
99 M Sale
99 M Sale
99%
100
88.000 99 M Sale
Sale
100M 100
97%
549.000 94 M Sale
97 M Sale
99 M Sale
97%
97 % 98
28,000 96M Sale
97 % 99
96
96
97
97
41.000 97
98 M
86
84 % 86
27.000 86 M Sale
88
98%
823.000 96 M Sale
99 M Sale 100% Sale
99
149.000 98 M Sale
Sale
99 M Sale 100
98%
Sale
99
258.000 98 M Sale
99. M Sale
108.000 109 M 110
110% Sale 109% Sale 109%
109
no
98.000 109 M n o
109 M Sale 109%
392.000 109
Sale 110% Sale 110% Sale 110
Sale 104 Sale 100%
617.000 99% Sale 101
103 102M 102 % 102%
158.000 101
102 M 102
93%
Sale
347.000 92
Sale
92 M 93 M 95
1.036.000 98 M Sale 101M Sale 103 M Sale 101%
1.150.000 99
Sale 101M Sale 103 Sale 101%
98%
Sale
347.000 92 % 93
98 M Sale 101
98%
Sale
822.000 93
Sale
98 M Sale 101
Sale 102
Sale 100%
1.308.000 103 M Sale 101
96%
96 % Sale
1.861.000 98 M Sale
97% Sale
88
1.631.000 91M Sale
89% Sale
88 M Sale
86%
165.000 91
Sale
86 M 87% 90 M Sale
85%
91.000 91
86 M 87 M 90 M Sale
Sale
86
Sale
Sale
98.000 85 M Sale
86
88
94
Sale
356.000
94
95 M Sale
93 V Sale
s
93%
5.983.000 93 % Sale
95 M Sale
81%
95 M
95 M
96 %
109
107 %
92%
87 M
111

20
21
25
13
13
7

102 *3 M ay 29
2
1013 S
»3 Apr. 30

87 M
96
96
98 M
109M
107 %
94
86 %
H3M
98%
109
95
95 V
s
84%
98 M
83
106 M
98
100 %
102M
103 M
104 M
98 M
108 M

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

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

101%
100%
103%
102 %
103%
108%
107%
107%
107%
99%
98%
99%
100

98%
98%
98%
98
107%
107%
105
90%
91
101%
103%
114%
113
103
76%

M ay 5
Jan. 17
M ay 28
Apr. 1
M ay 4
M ay 20
May 15
M ay 19
M ay 14
Mar. 20
Jan. 19
M ay 28
Apr. 22
Mar. 2
Feb. 6
Mar. 2
Jan. 30
M ay 29
M ay 23
Jan. 17
M ay 12
M ay 18
Mar. 23
M ar. 5
M ay 6
M ay 12
Feb. 25
Feb. 11

M ay 22 102 % M ay 27 101% Jan.
103% Feb. 4
May
88 % M ay 27 81% Apr.
88% M ay 27
M ay
9 7 % M ay 25
95 Jan.
97% M ay 25
M ay 25 94% Jan.
May
97
97 M ay 25
99
M ay 18 93% Apr.
May
99 M ay 18
May
109% M ay 14 107
Feb.
110% Jan. 21
May
107% M ay 13 106% Apr.
109% Feb. 5
M ay
M ay 21 92 Mar.
95
95 M ay 21
M ay
87% M ay 15
88 Jan. 14
M ay
113% M ay 14 83% Mar.
113% Mar. 25
M ay 11 98% M ay 29 108% Mar.
95% Jan.
98% M ay 29
M ay 1109% M ay 9 108 Mar.
111% Jan. 13
M ay
95 M ay 28 95 M ay
95 M ay 28
M ay
M ay 26 92% Jan.
97
97 M ay 26
M ay
86
M ay 19 80 Apr.
86 M ay 19
M ay
99 M ay 28 95 Apr.
M ay 28
99
M ay
M ay 14 80% Apr.
83
84% Jan. 23
M ay
106% M ay 19 103% Apr.
107% Mar. 2
M ay
98% M ay 27 95% Jan.
98% M ay 27
M ay
100 % M ay 7 100% Mar.
102 % Feb. 20
M ay
103 M ay 7 101% Jan.
M ar. 31
103
M ay
103% M ay 27 102 Jan.
103% Feb. 11
M ay
105 M ay 20 101% Jan.
M ay 20
105
M ay
99 M ay 21 96 Jan.
M ay 21
99
M ay
109% M ay 6 106% Jan.
109% M ay 6
M ay
103% M ay 12 102 Feb.
103% Jan. 6
M ay
103 M ay 8 98% Jan.
M ay 8
103
M ay
109% M ay 15 106% Mar.
109% M ay 15
M ay
48% M ay 15 41% Jan.
48% M ay 15
M ay
110% M ay 16 109% Jan.
111 % Jan. 23
M ay
100 % M ay 20 95% Jan.
100 % M ay 20
M ay
100% M ay 28 99% Jan.
100 % Feb. 16
M ay
M ay 14 94% Jan.
100
100 M ay 14
May
M ay 19 95% Jan.
99
99 M ay 19
M ay
98% M ay 20 93% Feb.
98% M ay 20
M ay
88 M ay 16 84 Jan.
88 M ay 16
M ay
100% M ay 29 96% Jan.
100 % M ay 29
May
100 % M ay l6 98% Jan.
101% Feb. 9
M ay
100 % M ay 18 97% Jan.
100% Feb. 10
M ay
UOM M ay 9 109 Mar.
110% M ay 9
M ay 1 109 Mar.
M ay
111
M ay 1
M ay
111 M ay 1 109 Jan.
111 Jan. 9
M ay
104 M ay 29 99% Jan.
104 M ay 29
M ay
103% M ay 14 101
Feb.
103% M ay 14
M ay
95% M ay 28 92 Jan.
95% M ay 28
M ay
103% M ay 29 98% Jan.
103% M ay 29
M ay
103% M ay 29 98% Jan.
103% M ay 29
M ay
101% M ay 29 93% Jan.
101 % M ay 29
M ay
101% M ay 29 92% Jan.
101 % M ay 27
M ay
103% M ay 18 98%*Apr.
104% Jan. 7
M ay
100 M ay 18 93 Apr.
101 % Jan. 14
M ay
92% M ay 18 86 Apr.
92% Jan. 2
M ay
90% M ay 29 86% Apr.
91
Jan. 2
May
90% M ay 29 85% M ay
91
Jan. 2
M ay
M ay 19 83% Apr.
88
M ay 19
88
M ay
M ay 29 94 Mar. 25l 95
M ay 29
M ay
95% M ay 29 91 % Apr. 27 95
M ay 29

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[V ol. 120.

BONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECOED
BONDS

N. T . ST O C K EXCHANGE.
F oreign G ov’t S ecurities— (Concl.
Grt Brit & Ireland. Un King o f—
20-year gold bond 5 % s_____ 1937
Registered___________________
10-year conv 534s___________1929
Registered___________________
Greater Prague 7% s o f 1922___1952 M N
Greek Govt 7s interim rets____1964 M N
Haiti (Rep of) Oust s f 6s_____1952 A O
Hungary (King of) s f 7 % s— 1944 F A
Indus Bk o f Japan 6% n o te s.. 1927 F A
Japanese Govt sterling in 4 s ..1931 J J
1954 F A
Ext s f 6 % s _ ...........
Oriental Development 6s____ 1953 M S
Lyons (City of) 15-year 6s------ 1934 M N
Marseilles (City) 15-yr 6s_____1934 M N
Mexican Irrig 4% s____________ 1943
Assenting s f 4 % s___________1943
Mexico (U S) e x tl5 so f 1899JE..1945 Q J
Assenting 5s o f 1899________ 1945
Assenting 5s large.
Assenting 5s small
Gold debt 4s o f 1904------------- 1954 J D
Assenting 4s o f 1904______
Assenting 4s o f 1904 large.
Assenting 4s o f 1904 small
Assenting 4s o f 1910______
J J
Assenting 4s o f l 9 l 0 large.
Assenting 4s o f 1910 small
Treas 6s o f 1913 assent (large) ’33 J J
Small_________________________
Montevideo s f g 7s__________ 1952 J D
Netherlands s f 6s Flat________ 1972 M S
30-yr ext s f 6s_____________ 1954
Norway ext s f 8s_____________ 1940
20 yr extl s f 6s_____________ 1943
20-yr extl s f 6 s ____________ 1944
_ 30-yr extl s f 6s_____________ 1952
Panama (Rep) 30-yr s f 5% s_.l953
Peru (Rep) ext) 8s____________1944
Poland (Rep of) g 6s_________ 1940
External s f 8s interim ctfs__1950
Porto Alegre (City of) 8s----------1962
Queensland State ext s f 7s------1941
25-year extl 6s______________ 1947
Rio Grande Do Sul extl 8s____1946
Rio de Janeiro 25-yr s f 8s_____1946
25-year extl s f 8s__________ 1947
Rotterdam (City) ext 6s______ 1964 M N
El Salvador (Rep) 8s_________ 1948 J J
San Paulo (City) s f 8s_______ 1952 M N
San Paulo (State) ext s f 8s_ 1936 J J
_
External s f 8s temp c tfs ___ 1950 J J
Seine Dept (France) 20-yr 7 s..1942 J J
Serbs, Croats & Slovenes 8s_ 1962 M N
_
Soissons (City) 15-yr g 6s_____ 1936 M N
Sweden (Kingd) 20-yr 6s______1939 J D
Extl g S H s _______
1954 M N
Swiss Confederation s f 8s_____ 1940 J J
Switzerland (Govt) ext 5% s___1946 A O
Tokyo City loan o f 1912 5s------------ M S
Trondhjem (City) ext 6 % s____ 1944 J J
Uruguay (Rep) external 8s____ 1946
Zurich (City of) s f 8s________ 1945
R ailroad B onds
Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5s A ______ 1943 J D
Ala Midland 1st gu g 5s_______ 1928 M N
Alb & Susq conv 3 % s________ 1946 A O
Allegh & West 1st g gu 4s_____1998 A O
Alleg Valley gen gu g 4s_______ 1942 M S
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s____________ July1995J
Q
Atch Top & S F gen g 4s______1995 A O
Registered__________________1995 A O
N ov
Adjustment g 4s____________ July1995
MN
Stamped_________________ July1995
Registered_______ _____ ____ M N
Conv g 4s o f 1909___________1955 J D
Conv g 4s o f 1905___________1955 J D
Conv g 4s o f 1910___________1960 J D
East Okla div 1st g 4s_____ 1928 M S
Rocky M t div 1st 4sA _____1965
Short Line 1st 4s gold______ 1958
Cal-Ariz 1st & ref 4 Ms_____ 1962
Registered___________________
Atl Knox & Cin div g 4s______ 1955 M N
Atl Knox & No 1st g 5s______ 1946 J D
Atl & Char A L 1st 4% s A ------1944 J J
1st 30-year 5s ser B ------------ 1944 J J
Atlantic City 1st cons g 4s____1951 J J
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s____July 1952 M S
10-year secured 7s_________ 1930 M N
General unified 4 % s________ 1964 J D
L A N collat gold 4s_____ Oct 1952 M N
Atl & Danville 1st g 4s________ 1948 J J
J
Second 4s___________________1948
O
Atl & Yadkin 1st gu g 4s----------1949
Austin & N W 1st g 5s__________ 1941J J
Balt & Ohio p i g 3 % s--------------- 1925J J
Registered__________________ . . Q J
A O
1st g 4s_____________________ July 1948
Registered---------------..------------- Q J
Convert 4 Ms----------------------- 1933 M S
Refund & gen 5s ser A ----------1995 J D
1st gold 5s int ctfs---------------1948 A O
10-year 6s__________________ 1929 J J
R ef and gen 6s, series C ------1995 J D
Pitts Jet & M D 1st g 3M S..1925 M N
P L E & W Va Sys ref g 4 s .. 1941 M N
8 W Div 1st g 3 Ms________ 1925 J J
Southw Div 1st 5s---------------- 1950
Tol Cin Div %t & ref 4s------1959
Battle Creek & Sturgis gu 3 s . .1989
Beech Creek 1st gu 4s-------------1936
Beech Creek ext 1st g 3 Ms----- 1951
Big Sandy Ry 1st 4 s .............. -.1944
Boston & N Y Air l ine 1st 4s. .1955
Brunsw & Western 1st gu g 4 s . . '38
Buff Roch & Pitts gen 5s______1937 M S
Consol 4 Ms-------------------------195” M N
Registered__________________ M N
Burl Ced Rap & Nor 1st 5s____1934 A O
Canada Sou con gu 5s-------------1962 A
Canadian No deb s f 7s_______ 1940 J
25-year deb s f 6 Ms g --------- 1946 J
Canadian Pac 4% deb stock_______ J
Carb & Shaw 1st g 4s-------------- 1932 M
Caro Cent 1st cons g 4s............1949 J
Caro Clinch & Ohio 1st 5s____1938 J
1st & con g 6s series A ______ 1952 J
Cart & Ad 1st gu g 4s............... 1981 J
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s----------1948 J
Cent N E 1st guar 4s---------------1961 J
O O Reorg 1st con g 4M »-------- 1930 M S
Cent o f Ga R y 1st g 5s------N ov 1945 F A
Consol gold 5s--------------------- 1945 M N
Registered_______________ 1945 M N
10-yr 6% secured bonds------ 1929 J D
Rer & gen 5 Ms series B temp. 1959 A O
Chat Div pur money g 4s— 1951 J D
M ac & Nor Div 1st g 5s------1946 J J
M obile Div 1st g 5 s ._ ...........1946 J J
Oen B B & Bkg of Ga col g 5s. .1937 M N




Sales in
May
Par Value.
$

Price
Jan. 2
1925.
Bid.

PRICES IN M A Y .
May 29.

Ask. Bid.

May 30.

Ask. Bid.

Ask.

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale

107% Sale

107 % Sale

107% M ay

,312,000 116M Sale
5,000
425.000 90
Sale
338.000 88 M Sale
276.000 92
Sale
945.000 89% Sale
736.000 98% 99
,029,000 82% Sale
,822,000 90 M Sale
126.000 84 M Sale
394.000 85
Sale
265.000 84
Sale
75,000 18
20

117% Sale

117% Sale

117%
117%
89%
83%
93%
87
99%
82%
91 %
84%
82%
82%
20

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
May
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

38
36%
37%
37%
21 %
21%

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

22
24%
24
Sale
25%
Sale
23
40%
41
Sale
38%
Sale
91%
Sale 105
Sale 103%
Sale 110 %
Sale
99%
Sale
Sale
Sale 101%
Sale
99%
66%
Sale
Sale
87
94%
95
112% 110 %
Sale i 103%
Sale
95
Sale
94
92%
Sale
Sale 101%
103%
Sale
98%
Sale 100
Sale
99%
Sale
85
Sale
86
82%
86
Sale 103%
Sale
99%
113%
115
Sale 101%
67%
68
Sale
99
Sale 108%
110 109%

May
M ay
M ay
M ay
May
May
May
M ay
M ay
May
May
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
May
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
May
May
May
May
May
May
M ay
M ay

187,000 105

2,000
286,000
2,000

9,000
84,000
178,000
62,000,

211,000

302,000!
151.000
100.000
139.000
216.000
251.000
613.000
413.000
442.000
731,000;
963.000
283,000;

2 0 1 ,0 0 0 ,

276.000
,406,000
992.000
112.000

138.000
50.000
135.000,
176.000,
181.000
49.000
80.000
124.000
120.000

494.000,
848,000;
82,000
189.000
,156,000
103.000
431.000
65.000
65.000
90.000
31.000

39
33M Sale'

89%
83%
93%
87
99%
82%
91%
84%
82%
82%
21%

39% 39%
39% Sale

37%
22
22
8
22
22
23% 26
29%
26%
42%
41%
89
Sale
91%
104 Sale 105
100M Sale 103%
112% Sale 111
99%
98 M Sale
98
Sale
99%
99%
97 M Sale
100% Sale 101
99% Sale 100
66%
73
Sale
95
94
94%
109 % Sale 110%
101 M Sale 103%
95
94 M 95
94%
94 M Sale
92%
Sale
93
100 % 100M 102%
103% Sale
99% Sale
98%
101
Sale 100%
98%
85%
90
Sale
86%
86 M Sale
82%
85
Sale
104M Sale 103%
99%
98 % Sale
116M Sale 114
100M Sale 101%
66
66 M Sale
97 % Sale
106M Sale 109%
110% Sale 109%
23
20

13.000 100% 102
5.000 101
_____
12.000 82 M 82 M
4.000 83 M 85
1.000 91
92
312.000 64
64%
651.000 88 M Sale
4,000
19,000 82
82%
201.000 82% Sale
79%
9.000 81M 82%
7.000 81% Sale
1.000 80%
113,000 97% 99
20,000 83 M 84%
25.000 86
87%
92%
30.000 92
88%
61,000 88% 89 M
2,000 101 %
31.000 96 M 96 M
24.000 1 0 2 % 102%
2,000 82%
121,000 89% 89 M
47.000 107% Sale
75.000 91
91%
139,000 86
86%
94.000 76 M 77
34.000 62 M 63
77%
27.000 74
98 M 99
34,000 99% Sale
99% 100
420.000 86 M Sale
3.000 84% 85%
,480,000 89 M Sale
965.000 85% Sale
863.000 100M Sale
540.000 103% Sale
,168,000 101% Sale
1.000 99% 100
251.000 83% Sale
82,000 99% Sale
689.000
590.000 68% 69%
2,000 58% . . .
92% 93%
76% 80
6,000 85 86
32.000 65% 67%
2,000 91% 93
__
3.000 102
,154,000 88% Sale
1.000
7.000 99% 100%
47.000 100% 100%
145.000 115% Sale
148.000 116% Sale
638.000 79% Sale
94
5.000 92
1.000 82
84
23.000 100% 101M
177.000 106% Sale
82% 85%
16,000 74% 75%
84,000 64
64%
2,000 96% 99%
101% -------91.000 99% 100
15.000 96% 99
79.000 103 jSale
Sale
126,000 99
83
.........
9 8 % ------100 _____
31.000 95
96

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
26%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
67%
Sale
94%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

22
23
22% Sale
23
26%
23
39%
38%
94
106%
104
111
101%
101
101
103%
100%
69%
90
94%
112
105
96
96
94%
103%

99%
101%
99%
89%
88%
85%
104
101%
114
103%
67%
99% 100%
Sale 110
109%

83%
83
82% 83%
93%
93
Sale
67
91% Sale

90%
84
84% Sale
82
83% 84%
83% 84%
83%
99%
87
88% 89
94
94%
88%
91% 92
102 %
95% 96%
102 % 103
83%
94% Sale
106% 107
93%
88% Sale
Sale
79
68%
68
76% 77%
98% 100
99% Sale
Sale
90
88
Sale
93
88% Sale
102 % Sale
103% Sale
102% Sale
91%
88% Sale
Sale
100
75
62%
71
94%
101%
Sale
Sale
101
102%
117
Sale
Sale
Sale
87%
78%
66
99%
Sale
Sale
Sale

97%

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

37% 38%
37% Sale

Sale
Sale
99%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
115
Sale

101
100 % 101

74%
60%
93%
77%
86
69%
93%
100 %
86%
82%
100%
102%
116%
117%
80
93%
79
100%
107%
85%
76
65
98%
101%
101%
97%
103%
101%
83%
99%
97%
96%

92%
86%
95%
89%
100
83%
93%
86%
84%
85

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

Lowest.

1 107% M ay 20 104% Jan.
105 Mar.
118% M ay 20 115% Mar.
117% M ay 16 115% Mar.
M ay 18 89 Mar.
93
86% M ay 9 83 Apr.
95% M ay 29 91% Jan.
90% M ay 16 87
Apr.
100
M ay 19 98% Jan.
M ay 20 81
84
Mar.
94% M ay 7 90
Mar.
87% M ay 8 83% Mar.
86
M ay 19 80% Apr.
86
M ay 19 82% Apr.
21% M ay 1 19% Apr.
23
Jan.
28 38
M ay 28 38
May
19 39% M ay 1 32% Jan.
2 37% M ay 2 36 Apr.
1 37% M ay 1 35 Jan
19 25 M ay 1 19% Apr.
1 22% M ay 22 18% Mar.
26% Jan.
24% M ay 11 20 Apr.
24% M ay 5 23 Jan
29% M ay 1 26% Jan.
26% M ay 1 20% Apr
42% M ay 1 36% Jan.
42
M ay 1 36 Jan.
94
M ay 29 88 Jan
106% M ay 29 102% Mar.
104% M ay 16 100% Jan.
111% M ay 1 110% Mar.
101% M ay 28 97% Jan.
101% M ay 28 97% Jan.
101% M ay 27 97% Jan.
104 M ay 27 100% Feb.
100% M ay 13 97% Apr.
71% M ay 13 66% Apr.
95% M ay 4 87 M ay
M ay 22 94
96
Apr.
112% M ay 23 109 Jan.
105 M ay 13 101% Jan.
96% M ay 15 94 Apr.
96
M ay 29 93 Apr.
95
M ay 29 92 Apr.
102% M ay 20 100 Mar.
104% M ay 28 103
Jan.
100 M ay 29 97
Mar.
Mar.
102 M ay 22 100 ___
100% M ay 8 99% Apr.
90% M ay 18 82% Apr.
88% M ay 20 84 Apr.
87
M ay 25 82 Apr.
M ay 20 103 Apr.
104
101% M ay 28 98% Jan.
Mar.
115 M ay 23 113
104% M ay 27 98% Jan.
68% M ay 29 64% Apr.
100% M ay 29 97 Jan.
110 M ay 27 106% Jan.
109% M ay 20 108% Apr.

107% M ay 20
Mar. 9
105
118% M ay 20
117% M ay 16
M ay 18
93
88% Jan. 13
95% M ay 29
90% Jan. 3
100 M ay 19
84
M ay 20
94% M ay 7
87% M ay 8
86% Jan. 6
M ay 19
86
24 Jan. 20
24
Jan. 21
45% Jan. 20
Jan. 22
41
40 Jan. 22
37% M ay 1
Jan. 19
25
24% Jan. 30
26% Jan. 12
24% M ay 11
24% M ay 5
30% Jan. 21
28% Jan. 22
Jan. 21
43
43 Jan. 21
94 M ay 29
107 Feb. 28
104% M ay 16
113% Jan. 13
101% M ay 28
101% M ay 28
101% M ay 27
104 M ay 27
102% Jan. 30
79 Feb. 7
95% Feb. 16
96% Feb. 18
112% M ay 23
Mar. 5
112
105% Mar. 6
98 Mar. 3
Feb. 2
96
Feb. 9
103
105 Feb. 14
Jan. 5
101
103% Feb. 2
100 % M ay 8
Jan. 31
91
90
Mar. 16
87 M ay 25
104% Jan. 4
101 % M ay 28
117 Jan. 5
104% M ay 27
68% M ay 29
1 0 0 % M ay 29
110 % Apr. 22
111% Feb. 3

100% Sale 100% May
101% M ay 14 100% Feb.
101%
Jan.
101% M ay 12 101
100% 101^ 101% M ay
101 %
Feb.
83
M ay
84 M ay 8 82
Sale
84
84
83% M ay
83% M ay 15 81% Feb.
83%
Jan.
93% M ay 15 91
92% 93% 93% M ay
94
67 M ay
72% M ay 16 64 Jan.
72%
71% Sale
92% M ay 25 88% Jan.
90% M ay
92
Sale
90% M ay 13 86% Apr.
90% M ay
84% M ay 19 81 % Jan.
84% M ay
84%
85% M ay 25 82% Jan.
84 M ay
84
Sale
85%
79% Apr.
82
80%
83% M ay 5 84% M ay 25 81% Jan.
84%
84%
84%
83% M ay 7 84% M ay 19 81% Jan.
84%
81% Jan.
81
83%
84%
99
100
99% 99% M ay 14 99 % M ay 1 98 Jan.
Feb.
87 M ay 4 87% M ay 19 84
87% Sale
87%
86% 87% 88% M ay 6 88% M ay 4 86 Jan.
88%
Mar.
94%
94% M ay 27 95 M ay 2 92
95
91% Jan.
88%
91%
92% M ay 27 88% Jan.
92
92% 91% M ay
92%
102% M ay 20 102% Mar.
102% M ay
102%
103
Feb.
95% M ay
98% M ay 25 95
97%
98%
103% M ay 13 102 Jan.
102% 103% 103 M ay
103%
85% M ay
85% M ay 26 85% M ay
84%
85%
93% May
94% M ay 1 89 Jan.
93% 94
94%
107% M ay 28 105% Mar.
107% Sale 107 M ay
108
94
M ay 20 90% Jan.
94% 93% May
94
94
89% M ay 19 86% Jan.
88% May
88% Sale
§9%
78% May
79% M ay 7 76% Jan.
78% Sale
80
67 % M ay
69% M ay 6 62% Jan.
Sale
6o
70%
7.5 Jan.
76% May
80
79
Sale
M ay 19
80
98% Mar. 27 99%
99
99% M ay 1 100 M ay 5 99% Jan. 2 1 00%
99% Sale
99% Jan.
99%
89% May 1 92% M ay 5 85% Jan.
92%
91% Sale
88
May 6 90% M ay 13 85% Jan.
90%
93
May 1 94% M ay 27 89% Jan.
94% Sale
94%
88% May 1 91% M ay 20 85% Jan.
90% Sale
91%
103% Sale 102% M ay 1 104 M ay 5 100 Jan.
104
103% Sale 102% May 4 104% M ay 28 102% Jan.
104%
103% Sale 102% M ay 1|104% M ay 14 100% Jan.
104%
99% M ay 121 99% M ay 12 99% Jan.
99%
99%
88
88% 88 M ay 281 90% M ay 6 83% Jan.
90%
99% M ay 7|100% M ay 5 99% Mar.
98% Sale
100%
Sale
98% M ay 18 99% M ay 15 98% M ay
98%
99%
74% M ay 1 80
M ay 20 68% Jan.
77% Sale
80
62% 63% 62% M ay 11 62% M ay 20 60% Jan.
62%
92% Jan.
93% 95
93%
78% Feb.
77% 80%
81%
87% M ay 29 85
Jan.
86% M ay
87% Sale
87%
72% M ay 26 67 Jan.
70% M ay
72% Sale
73%
Apr.
93% M ay
94
M ay 22 93
93%
94
100% M ay 13 101% Feb.
100% M ay
100%
102%
85
M ay 15| 88% M ay 2 80% Apr.
87
Sale
88%
Apr.
82% M ay 1 82% M ay 1 82
85%
100% M ay 23400% M ay 12 99% Jan.
100%
102% 103% 102% M ay 4 103% M ay 13 100% Jan.
103%
117% M ay 21 115 Jan.
116% Sale 116% M ay
117%
118% M ay 12 116 Jan.
118% Sale 117% M ay
118%
79% M ay
80% M ay 9 79 Jan.
80% Sale
80%
93% M ay 7 93 Jan.
93% M ay
92
93%
79% M ay 6 73% M ay
73% May
80%
83%
100% M ay 14 101% M ay 5 100 Apr.
101%
101%
107% Sale 107% M ay 1 108% M ay 11 105% Jan.
108%
84 Jan.
85% 88
84
M ay 28 80
M ay 11 74% Jan.
77% 80
80
M ay 5 70% M ay 25 64% Jan.
69% Sale
70%
M ay 26 99
M ay 26 97% Jan.
99
99
101% Jan.
102
102%
M ay 28 99% Jan.
101 % Sale 101% M ay 1 102
102
100% M ay 16 100% M ay 16 98 Apr.
100%
103% Sale 101% M ay 5 104% M ay 21 103 Jan.
104%
Sale 101% M ay 1 103 M ay 25 99 Jan.
102
103
84
Feb.
84
84%
88
99% Jan.
99%
100
100%

97%

97%

96

M ay 13 98

M ay 19

95

Jan. 12 98

Jan. 14
Apr. 17
M ay 8
M ay 15
Apr. 21
M ay 16
M ay 25
M ay 13
M ay 19
M ay 25
Apr. 22
M ay 25
M ay 17
Feb. 17
Apr. 29
M ay 19
Apr. 28
Apr. 6
Jan. 12
M ay 27
Apr. 23
M ay 25
M ay 13
M ay 26
Apr. 28
Feb. 11
M ay 20
M ay 19
Apr. 22
Mar. 19
M ay l9
Mar. 14
Feb. 11
Apr. 21
M ay 5
M ay 13
M ay 27
M ay 20
M ay 5
M ay 28
M ay 14
Jan. 14
M ay 6
Apr. 1
M ay 15
M ay 20
M ay 20
Feb. 5
Mar. 11
M ay 29
Apr. 21
M ay 22
Apr. 29
Jan. 2
Mar. 9
Mar. 4
M ay 13
Feb. 14
M ay 12
M ay 9
M ay 7
Jan. 29
Jan. 5
M ay 11
Jan. 9
M ay 11
M ay 25
M ay 26
Feb. 4
M ay 28
M ay 16
Mar. 16
M ay 25
Mar. 21
Jan. 12
Mar. 30

J une, 1925.]

BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.

uo
ST

Sales in

May
s » Par Value.

Central o f N J gen g 5s_______ 1987 J J
Registered______________________Q J
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4s_______ 1949 F A
M tg g u g 3 3 4 s -------------- Aug 1929 J D
Through St L 1st gu g 4s____1954 J J
Charles & Sav 1st g 7s________ 1936 A O
Ohes & O gen fnd & imp 5s____1929 J J
1st cons gold 5s____________1939 M N
General gold 434s___________1992 M S
Registered____________________F A
Convertible 434s____________1930 F A
Conv secured 5s____________1946 A O
Registered___________________ A O
Craig Valley 1st g 5s_______ 1940 J J
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s_______ 1946 J J
R & A Div 1st con g 4s______ 1989 J J
R & A Div 2d con gold 4s___ 1989 J J
Warm Spring Val 1st g 5s_ 1941 M S
_
Chic & Alt RR ref g 3s________ 1949 A O
Registered___________________ A O
Ctfs of aep stmpd Oct '24 int_________
Ctfs o f dep stmpd Apr ’25 Int_________
Chic & Alt .By 1st lien g 334 s_ 1950 J J
_
Ctfs dep coup Jan 1923 on ______
Chic Burl & Q 1 1 Div 334s_____1949
1
J
Registered_______________ 1949
J
Illinois Division 4s__________1949 J J
Nebraska Extension 4s______ 1927 M N
General 4s_________________ 1958 M S
Registered___________________ M 8
1st & ref 5s Ser A ___________ 1971 F A
Chicago City & Conn R y 5s____1927 A O
Chic & E 111 1st cons g 6s______ 1934 A O
Chic & E 111 (new co) gen 5s___1951 M N
Chic & Erie 1st gold 5s________ 1982 M N
Chic Gt West 1st 50-yr 4s_____ 1959 M S
Chic Ind & Lou ref g 6s_______ 1947 J J
Refunding gold 5s___________1947 J J
Refunding 4s Series C ______ 1947 J J
1st & general 5s Ser A _______ 1966 M N
1st & gen 6s Ser B _____M ay 1966 J J
Ind & Louisv 1st gu 4s______ 1956 J J
Chic Ind & Sou 50-yr 4s______ 1956 J J
Chic L S & East 1st 434s______ 1969 J D
C M & Puget Sd 1st gen 4s____1949 J J
•Chic M il & St P gen g 4s.M ay 1989 J J
Gen g 334s Ser B _.........M ay 1989 J J
Gen 4H s Ser C _______ M ay 1989 J J
Gen & ref Ser A 434s_ Jan 2014 A O
_
Gen ref conv Ser B 5s. .Jan 2014 F A
1st sec gold 6s______________ 1934 J J
Convertible 414s____________1932 J D
4 s -------------------------------------- 1925 J D
4s----------------------------------------1934 J J
Ch & M o Riv Div 5s________ 1926 J J
■Oh & N W extens 4s_____1886-1926 F A
R e g iste r e d ...........-.1886-1926 F A
General gold 334s___________1987 M N
Registered____________________ M N
General 4s_________________ 1987 M N
Stamped non-payt inc tax. 1987 M N
General 5s stamped________ 1987 M N
Sinking fund 6s----------- 1879-1929 A O
Registered_________ 1879-1929 A O
Sinking fund 5s_______ 1879-1929 A O
Registered_________ 1879-1929 A O
Sinking fund deb 5s________ 1933 M N
1933 M N
Registered — _____
10-year secured 7s___________1930 J D
15-year secured 634s________ 1936 M S
1st & ref g 5s-------------- M ay 2037 J D
Ohic R I & Pacific gen g 4s____1988 J J
Registered_______________ 1988 J J
Refunding gold 4s___________ 1934 A O
Registered___________________ A O
Ohic St L & N O gold 5s_______ 1951 J D
Registered_______________ 1951 J D
Gold 3 34s_____________
1951 J D
Memphis Div 1st g 4s______ 1951 J D
O h St L & P cons g 5s_________ 1932 A O
Registered_____________________ A O
Chic St P M & Om cons 6s____1930 J D
Cons 6s reduced to 334s_____1930 J D
Debenture 5s_______________ 1930 M S
Stamped__________________________
Ohic T H & S’east 1st 5s______ 1960 J D
Income guar 5s______ Dec 1 1960 M S
Chic Un Sta 1st g u 4 3 4 sA ____1963 J J
1st 5s Series B ______________ 1963 J J
Guaranteed gold 5s_________ 1944 J D
1st 634s Series C ____________ 1963 J J
Chic & W I gen g 6s______ Dec 1932 Q M
Consol 50-year 4s___________ 1952 J J
1st & ref 5K s series A ____..1 962 M S
Choc Okl & G consol 5s________1952 M N
Cin Ham & Day 2d g 434s_____ 1937 J J
Cin I St L & C 1st 4s_____Aug 1936 Q F
Registered ___________ Aug 1936 Q F
Cin L & N 1st con gu g 4s_____ 1942 M N
Cin S & Cl cons 1st g 5s________1928 J J
Clearfield & Mah 1st gu 5s____1943
J
C C C & St L gen g 4s________ 1993
D
20-year debenture 4J^s_____ 1931
J
Gen 5s Series B _____________ 1993
D
Ref & imp 6s Series A _______ 1929
J
R ef & imp 6s Series C _______ 1941
J
Ref & imp 5s Ser D ________ 1963
J
Cairo Div 1st gold 4s_______ 1939
J
Cin W & M Div 1st g 4s____1991
J
St L Div 1st coll trust g 4s._1990 M N
Registered_______ ____________ M N
Sp & Col Div 1st g 4s_______ 1940 M S
W W Val Div 1st g 4s______ 1940 J J
Clev Col O & Ind 6 s . . . .........1934 J J
■Clev Lor & W con 1st g 5s____1933 A O
•Clev & Mar 1st gu 434s_______ 1935 M N
Clev & Mahon Val g 5s_______ 1938 J J
Clev & Pitts gu 434 s Ser B ____1942 A O
Series A 434s_________
1942 J J
Series C 334 s_______________ 1948 M N
Series D ___________________ 1950 F A
Clev Short Line 1st gu 4 34s_ 1961 A O
_
■Clev Un Term’ls 1st s f 534s_1972 A O
1st s f g 5s Ser B ___________ 1973 A O
Coal Riv R y 1st gu 4s________ 1945 J D
Colo & Southern 1st g 4s______ 1929 F A
Refunding & ext 434 s______ *1935 M N
Col & Hock Val 1st ext g 4s___ 1948 A O
Col & Tol 1st ext 4s___________ 1955 F A
Conn & Pas Rivs 1st g 4s---------- 1943 A O
Cuba R R 1st 50-yr 5s g _______ 1952 J J
1st & refund 734s Ser A ------ 1936 J D
Cuba North Rys 6s stmpd------ 1966 J J
Day & M ich 1st con 434 s---------- 1931 J J
Del & Hud 4s_________________ 1943 M N
10-year convertible 5s----------1935 A O
15-year 534s.......
-1937 M N
10-year secured 7s___________ 1930 J D
3D R R & Bdge 1st gu 4s g-------- 1936 F A
-Den & R G 1st cons g 4s______ 1936 J J
Consol gold 434s____________ 1936 J J




15

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE BECOKD

13.000

6,000

498,000
13.000
56.000

20,000

87.000
257,000
18.000
1.446.000
4.850.000
19.000
16.000
5,000
68,000
2 1,000
2 ,0 0 0

774.000
74,000
123.000
107.000
77,000
146.000

Price
Jan. 2
1925.
Bid.
108
106 34
87 H
95%
8634
11634
9934
10234
8834
8534
95
10634

PRICES IN M A Y .
May 1.

Bid.
109
10734
Sale
8934
96
Sale
8634 8634
11634
10034
10134
90
Sale
Sale
8634
97
Sale
Sale 10334
Ask
Sale

9734
81
8334
78
9634
6234
6034
5834

Sale
82
84
8234
9834
Sale
6234
-------

4534
4534
8134
8034
8834
9934
8734

Sale
Sale
Sale
8134
Sale
Sale
8834

161,000 10134 Sale
72.000 55
56
2,000 10634
1.244.000 7534 Sale
11.000 9934
2.761.000 60
Sale
9.000 10934 111
1.000 9934 100
8554 87
47.000 8734 Sale
54.000 10134 10234
11.000 77
78
1,000 8634
1,000 92 34 95
826,000 5434 5654
169.000 7334 Sale
11,000 6334 64
253.000 8234 Sale
2.323.000 53
Sale
1.266.000 57
Sale
386.000 9934 Sale
1.459.000 5934 Sale
1.719.000 7634 Sale
727.000 5434 Sale
210.000 9535 9654
75.000 9934 9934
15.000 97 34 9834
28.000 73 34 7534
7034
157.000 83 34 83 34
23.000 83 34 85
128.000 103 54 10434
3.000 104 34
13.000 10334
11.000 10034
17.000 9934
31.000 10034 Sale
72.000 99 34 108
156.000 107 34 112
505.000 11154 Sale
184.000 10034 83 34
83
11.000
84
2,263,000 8134 Sale
8354

Bid.
Ask.
109 34
10734 10934
8934 Sale
96
9634
8734 Sale
11634_____
101
101
10134
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230.000 99 34 Sale
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20.000 8334 8334 8434 85
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292,000 9034
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116,000 83 34
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174.000 89 54 Sale
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23.000 9634
9634 9734
192.000 8934 8934 9134 Sale
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1,267,000 103
129.000 10134 Sale 10134 10134
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41.000 108
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10834 M ay 16 10634 Feb. 10 10834 M ay 16
90 M ay 26 8634 Feb. 26 90 M ay 26
96
M ay 11 9534 Jan. 23 9634 Apr. 24
8934 M ay 20 8534 Apr. 3 8934 M ay 20
11234 Feb. 4 11734 Jan. 30
19 101
M ay 11 9834 Mar. 11 101
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4 103 34 M ay 7 10134 Apr. 1 10334 Jan. 19
1 9234 M ay 27 8734 Jan.
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6 8934 M ay 19 8534 Jan.
8934 M ay 19
ll 9834 M ay 21 9434 Jan.
9834 M ay 21
15108 M ay 18 10134 Apr.
10934 Jan. 10
10334 Feb. 18 10634 Feb. 7
9734 Jan. 2 9934 Jan. 8
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21 85 M ay 19 82 M ay 21 85 M ay 19
1 8234 M ay 29 7934 Mar. 11 8234 M ay 29
25 9534 M ay 25 9534 M ay 25 9734 Jan. 16
4 6534 M ay 4 62
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1 6134 M ay 13 58 34 Jan. 6 6234 Feb. 25
20 6034 M ay 18 60 M ay 20 6234 Feb. 3
11 5534 M ay 4 4434 Jan. 19 5834 Feb. 6
12 52 34 M ay 4 45 Jan. 16 5534 Feb. 13
1 8634 M ay 14 81 34 Jan. 6 8634 M ay 14
8434 Apr. 24 8434 Apr. 24
20 94 Mfcy 5 8834 Jan. 2 9434 Apr. 28
21 100 M ay 4 99 Jan. 14 100 Feb. 2
1 9234 M ay 5 8834 Jan. 7 92 34 M ay 5
8934 Feb. 27 8934 Feb. 27
1 10234 M ay 28 10134 M ay 1 10234 M ay 28
7 52 M ay 18 4734 M ay 7 63 Mar. 4
2 10734 M ay 2 10534 Jan. 23 10734 Feb. 4
4 7634 M ay 8 7434 Apr. 13 7934 Feb. 5
7 10034 M ay 27 9934 Jan. 3 10034 Feb. 11
1 6834 M ay 25 5934 Jan. 5 6834 M ay 25
12 112
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5 100 M ay 5 9934 Jan. 9 10034 Mar. 4
Mar. 31
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1 9234 M ay 29 87
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5 104 M ay 28 10134 Jan. 14 104 M ay 28
7 7934 M ay 26: 7734 Jan. 23 7934 M ay 26
5 88 M ay 5 8634 Jan. 7 88
Apr. 28
11 9334 M ay 11 93 34 Feb. 6 9334 Feb. 28
M ay 21 4334 M ay 1 5834 Mar. 6
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1 10334 M ay 16 9634 Mar. 12 10354 M ay 16
M ay 20 44 Mar. 19 6034 Jan. 7
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5234 M ay 29 44 Mar. 19 56 34 Jan. 9
9934 M ay 25 9434 Mar. 18 9934 M ay 25
M ay 26 9834 Apr. 20 lOOVs Jan. 22
M ay 1 9834 Apr. 25 9954 Feb. 26
77 M ay 22 7334 Apr. 24 9834 Apr. 25
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29 104 34 May 15 104 Feb. 10 10434 Mar. 4
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22 100 M ay 7 10034 Apr. 22 10034 Jan. 30
19. 100 M ay 5 9934 M ay 19 103
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13 108 M ay 4 105 Jan. 22 11234 Mar. 5
1 11034 M ay 27 107 Apr. 22 11234 Jan. 10
2 9634 M ay 25 9134 Apr. 20 102
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20 10234 M ay 18 10134 Jan. 20 103 Jan. 27
20 10134 M ay 20 10134 M ay 20 10134 Jan. 5
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83 34 Mar. 16 8534 Feb. 10
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13 10134 M ay 2 10134 Jan. 31 10034 Jan. 31
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1 103 34 M ay 7 9234 Feb. 5 9234 Feb. 26
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M ay 21 55 Mar. 16 7734 M ay 21
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7134 M ay 21 9134 Jan. 2 9454 M ay 15
9434 M ay 15 100 Jan. 30 10214 M ay 5
102 34 M ay 5 9734 Mar. 20 10034 M ay 9
10034 M ay 9 11634 Jan. 21 118 M ay 28
118 M ay 28 10534 M ay 11 10534 Apr. 20
10534 M ay 11 7634 Jan. 5 8334 M ay 29
8334 M ay 29 9734 Feb. 2
10034 M ay 22 9934 Jan. 8 10034 M ay 22
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95 M ay 19 9134 Mar. 30 95 M ay 19
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89 M ay 26 8734 Jan. 20 8934 Feb. 24
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98 J4 M a y 28

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88
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88
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91
9134
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94
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8434 ” 8534 83 34 M ay 4 8534
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99 M ay 15
8534 M ay 1 8634
84 Mar. 16 8534
9534 Apr. 8 99
10434 Mar. 24 10734
9934 Jan. 28 102
83 34 Jan. 16 8734
9634 Jan, 7 9834
9034 Jan. 5 9534
8634 Feb. 18 8634
8434 Apr. 27 8434
8134 Jan. 21 8154
8334 Jan. 2 88
10234 Jan. 2 106
89 Jan. 6 9334
96 Jan. 13 9734
8834 Jan. 20 9234
10134 Jan. 5 10854
101 Jan. 3 103
107 Feb. 14 110
94 M ay 7 94
82 Jan. 2 !-534
8534 Apr. 2 8934

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24
18
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7
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26
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28
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96 Jan.
9934 Jan.
103 Jan.
10334 Mar.
9434 Jan.
8934 Jan.
80 Jan.
8134 Mar.
83 M ay
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87 34 Jan.
10734 Jan.
10034 Apr.
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16

[V ol. 120,

BONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
BONDS

N. Y . STO C K EXCH AN GE.
Denver & Rio Grande (Concludedi
Improvement gold 5s_______ 1928 J D
Farmers Ln & Tr dep rects for
1st & ref 5s due_ Aug 1 1955
_
Bankers Trust Oo ctfs dep
Assnt to J’ne 15 ’23 agreem’tStamped_________________
Am Ex Nat Bk ctfs Feb 1922 ____
Denv & Rio Gr West 5s_______ 1955 F A
Dee M & Ft D 1st gu g 4s_____ 1935 J J
Temporary ctfs o f deposit_______
Des Planes Val 1st gu 4J^s____ 1947 M 8
Det & Mack 1st lien g 4s_____ 1995 J D
Gold 4s____________________ 1995 J D
Det River Tunnel 1st 4 k s ____ 1961 M N
Dul Missabe & Nor gen 5s____ 1941 J J
Dul & Iron Range 1st 5s______ 1937 A O
Dul So Shore & Atl g 5s______ 1937 J J
East Ry M No Div 1st g 4s___ 1948 A O
East Tenn reorg lien g 5s_____ 1938 M S
East Tenn Va & Ga div 5s____ 1930 J J
Cons 1st gold 5s____________ 1956 M N
Elgin Jol & East 1st g 5s______ 1941 M N
El Paso & S W 1st & ref 5s____ 1965 A O
Erie 1st con extended at 7% to 1930 M
Erie 1st con & prior 4s________ 1996 J J
Registered______________________
1st consol gen lien g 4s_____1996
Registered___________________
Penn coll trust g 4s________ 1951
50 yr conv g 4s Ser A ______ 1953
Do
do
Ser B ______ 1953
Gen conv 4s Series D _______ 1953
Erie & Jersey 1st s f 6s________ 1955
Erie & P gen gu g 3 k s B ______ 1940
8eries C ___________________ 1940
Fla Cent & Pen ext g 5s______ 1930
Consol gold 5s______________ 1943 J J
Fla East Coast 1st 4 k s
1959 J D
1st & ref 5s ser A ___________1974 M S
1st & ref 5s Ser A w i ________ 1974 M S
Fia western & Nor 1st 7s_____1934|M N
Fonda Johnst & Glov 4 k s ____ 1952 M N
Fort St U D Co 1st g 4 k s ____ 1941 J J
Ft Worth & Denver City 5kS-1961 J D
Ft W & Rio Gr 1st g 4s_______ 1928 J J
Frem Elk & M o V 1st 6s_____ 1933 A O
Gal H & San Ant M & P 1st 5 s .1931 M N
2d guar exten 5s___________ l 9 3 lJ J
Galv Hous & Hend 1st 5s_____1933 A O
Genesee R iv R R 1st s f 6s___1957 J J
Ga & Ala 1st cons 5s
Oct. 1945 J J
Ga Car & Nor 1st gu g 5s______ 1920 J J
Georgia Midland 1st 3s______ 1946 A O
Gouv & Oswogatch 1st gu 5 s ..1942 J D
Gr R & I ex 1st gu g 4 k s _____ 1941 J J
Grand Trunk o f Can s r 7s____ 1940 A O
15-yr deb g s f 6s guar______ 1936 M S
Grt Nor— Gen 7s Series A ____ 1936 J J
1st & refund 4 k s Ser A ____ 1961 J J
Registered__________ L_______ J J
Gen mtge 5 k s Ser B ______ 1952 J J
Gen mtge 5s Ser O ________ 1973 J J
Geen Bay & West deb ctfs A ______ Feb
Debenture ctfs B _______________ Feb
Greenbrier R y 1st gu g 4s_____ 1940 M N
Gulf M ob & Nor 1st 5 k s _____ 1950 A O
Gulf & Sh Isld ref 5s______ Feb 1952 J J
Harlem R & Pt Ches 1st 4s___ 1954 M N
Hock Val 1st con g 4 k s ______ 1999 J J
Registered__________________1999 J J
Houst & Tex C 1st g 5s int gu.1937 J J
Hous Belt & Ter 1st 5s_______ 1937 J J
Houst E & W Tex lst»6s______ 1933 M N
1st gu g 5s redeem_________ 1933 M N
Housatonic R R con g 5s______ 1937 M N
Hudson & Manhat ser A 5s____ 1957 F A
Adjust income 5 s ______Feb 1957 A O
Illinois Central 1st g 4s_______ 1951 J J
Registered___________________ J J
1st gold 3 k s .......................... .1951 J J
Registered___________________ J J
Extended 1st g 3 k s ________ 1951 A O
Registered____________________A O
1st gold 3s sterling_________ 1951 M S
Collateral trust gold 4s_____1952 A O
Registered____________________ M N
1st refunding 4s____________ 1955 M N
Purchased lines 3 k s ________1952 J J
Registered____________________J J
Coll tr g 4s L N O & T
1953 M N
Registered____________________ M N
Refunding 5s _______________ 1955 M N
15-year secured 5 k s ______ 1934 J J
15-year secured 6 k s ______ 1936 J ,T
)
Cairo Bridge gold 4s______ 1950 J T
Litchfield Div 1st g 3s____ 1951 J J
Louisv Div & Ter g 3 k s ____1953 J J
Omaha Div 1st g 3s________ 1951 F A
St. Lou Div & Term g 3s_ 1951 J .T
_
Gold 3 k s __________
.1951 J J
Springf Div 1st g 3 k s ______ 1951 J J
Western Lines 1st g 4s______ 1951 F A
Registered___________________ F A
Ch St L & N O jt 5s A ______ 1963 J D
Ind 111 & la 1st gold 4s_______ 1950 ,T J
Ind Union gen & ref 5s A ____ 1965 J .1
Gen & ref g 5s Ser B _______ 1965 J .T
Internat & Gt Nor 1st 6s_____ 1952 J J
Adj m 6s Ser A _____________ 1952 Ap 1
Stamped_____________________
Int Rys o f Cent Amer 1st 5s_.1972 M N
Iowa Cent 1st gold 5s________ 1938 J D
Certificates o f deposit________
1st & ref 5 4s.......................... 1951 M S
>
James F & Clear 1st 4s_______ 1959 J T
Kal A & G R 1st gu g 5s______ 1938 J J
Kan & M 1st gu g 4s_________ 1990 A ()
Second 20-year 5s__________ 1927 J J
K O Ft S & M con g 6s______ 1928 M N
K C Ft S & M Ry ref g 4s___ 1936 A O
K C & M R & B 1st gu g 5s_ 1929 A O
_
Kan City South 1st g 3s_____ 1950 A O
Ref & Imp 5s________ April 1950 J J
Kan City Term 1st 4s________1960 J J
Kentucky Central g 4s______ 1987 J J
Keok & Des M 1st 5s ctfs dep__1923 A O
Ctfs dep stpd as to int__________
J
Knox & Ohio 1st g 6s________1925
J
Lake E & W 1st gold 5s_____ 1937
J
2d gold 5s...................
..1941
D
Lake Sh & M S g 3 k s .............. 1997
Registered_________________ 1997 J D
Debenture gold 4s_________ 1928 M S
25-year gold 4s____________ 1931 M N
Registered____________________ M N
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5 s ..1954 F A
Leh V (N Y ) 1st gu g 4 k s ___ 1 9 4 0 J J
Registered_________________ ,____ J J
Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s____2003 M N
Registered______________________IM N
Gen cons 4 k s ______________2003 N M




Sales in
May
Par Value

Price
Jan. 2
1925.

May 29.

Bid.
Ask. Bid.
Ask. Bid.
Ask
286.000 95 k Sale
98 k Sale
96 k Sale
$

60

1,288.000

68,000

16,000

22,000
35,666
15.000
74.000
2,000

14.000

Sale

45k

60k

45k

Sale
Sale
60 k
Sale
Sale

45 k
45 k

63
74

45 k
45 k

Sale
75
70k
Sale

95
72 k
65
92 k
102 k
101k
83 k
90 k
100k
99 k
101k
101
100k
108 k
70 k
67 k
62 k

101
Sale

18,000 100k 101
101 Sale
54.000 99k
50.000 107 k Sale
526,000 70 k Sale
64

Sale

58 k Sale
Sale
45
73 k
67k
Sale
Sale
Sale
91k
102
102

Sale
108k
Sale
69 k
Sale

59 k
50
48 k
90 k
72 k
65
93
102 k
102
87 k
90 k
100 k
100 k
100 k
102
102
108 k
71
63 k
63 k

21,000 9 5 k ------96
95 k Sale
173.000 65 Sale
65 k Sale
64 k
Sale
203.000 65
6 4 k 6 5 k 66 k
71
Sale
284.000 73 k Sale
71k
93,000 102 k 104 k 104 Sale 104 k
84
_____ 8 4 k ------- 84 k
84 _____ 8 4 k ------- 84 k
100 ____ 100 ____ 100
373.000 98 k 9 9 k 9 9 k 9 9 k 96 k
52,000 9 2 k 9 3 k 9 3 k ------- 95
8 8 8 , 000 ' 93 k Sale
95 k Sale
97 k
463.000
96 k
926.000 103 Sale 113k Sale 118k
67
176.000 64
67 k 67 k
64k
Q
4,000 S
89 k 90 k 89 k
104 k
104 k
104 k
35.000 92 k Sale
94 k 95 k 97
19.000 108
109 k 107 k 108k 108 k
13.000 100
100 k 100 k
100 k 100
4.000 99 k 100
99 k 100
99 k
5.000 9 1 k 92
93 k 94
93 k
45.000 100 k 100 k 103 k 104 103 k
75.000 ■92k
93 k 94
95 k
18.000 99 k 100
99 k 100
99 k
14,000 6 4 k Sale
65
65 k Sale
99 k
99 k
99 k
10,000 94 k 96
95 k 96 k 96
198.000 115k Sale 116k Sale 116k
150.000 106 k Sale
107k Sale 107k
585.000 109k Sale 109 k Sale 110
142.000 92 k 93
9 1 k Sale
92 k

220,000

100 k Sale
100 k Sale
94
Sale
92 k Sale
69
75
70
80
696.000 14 k Sale
14k Sale
5.000
86 k 88 k
82,000
23.000 97 k 100
101
Sale
13.000 80
8 1 k 83
38.000 89 k 90
90 k Sale
49.000 83 k 90
77 k
102
100
6.000
97
96
33.000 95
98 k
99 k
100 k
100 k
9 9 k 101
2 ,0 0 0 9 2 k -----83 k 96
1.249.000 87 Sale
90 k Sale
1.729.000 68 Sale
74 k Sale
9,000 89 ____
92 k
9 1 k 92
81
8 1 k 83 k
3.000 78
81
80 k
8.000 81
83 k
4,000 78
80 k
64
72
57 k
88
35,000 86 k Sale
85 k 87
183.000 88 k Sale
9 1 k Sale
3,000 78
8 1 k 82 k
11,000
78 k
Sale
85
181.000 83 k Sale
80 k
45.000 103 k 103 k 106 k Sale
122,000 103 k Sale
102k Sale
112
111
15.000 109 k Sale
3.000 88 k
89 k
1.000 70 k 82
71k
27.000 76 k 82
80 k 82
73
69 k 72
2,000 71k Sale 72 k
82
6,000 79
80 k '8 1 k
81
2 ,0 0 0 78 k 82
10,000 86 k 87
86 k
84
1,000 84
475,000 96 k Sale
99 k Sale
26,000 87 k 90
90k
100
26,000 100k
100k
100
100
Sale
160,000 101
102 k 104
Sale
2,230,000 68
7 1 k Sale
68 k
78 k 78 k
145.000 76 k Sale
62
61
66,000 57
61
60
7,000
20 k
141.000 19k 20
10,000 84 k 87 k
88 k
100 k
99 k
1,000 80
8 1 k 84 k
82 k
2,000 100k 100 k 99 k 100
75.000 102 k 102 k U03
103 k
463.000 80 k Sale
85 k Sale
73.000 98 k
98 k 99 k
89.000 70 k 70 k
72 k Sale
Sale
662.000 89
90 k Sale
Sale
151,000 84
85 k Sale
90.000 83 k
85 k 86
88 k
84 k
82
81k
6 , 00,0 100 k 101k 100 100 k
3,000 99 k 100 k 100
10,000 95
95 k 9 5 k
96 k
Sale
127,000 78 k 79k 80
78 k
76 k 77
219,000 97 k 98 k
98 k Sale
194,000j 95 k Sale
96 k Sale
94 k
91k 98 k
26,000 100k 101
3,000 96 k 100
97 k 98
95 k
94 k Sale
119,000 79
80
80 k '8 1 k
77
79 k
89,665 87 k 88 k
89 k '9 0 k
407.000
2,000

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
98 M ay 15 99 M ay 1

63
68

93 k
72
66 k
91k
102 k
100 k
87 k
87 k
99 k
99 k

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

60k

60
58 k
56
60
41

2 2 ,0 0 0

614,000

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES IN M A Y .
May 1.

Sale
52
96
77 k
68 k
94
Sale
Sale

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

69 k
70 k
60 k
66 k
50
50
93 k
73 k
67 k
94 k
104
102 k
90
90 k
101k
101
101k
102 k
101
108 k
72 k
68 k
66 k
67
98
69
69
75 k
106k
84

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
M ay
M ay
Feb.
M ay
Feb.
M ay
Apr.
M ay
Jan.
M ay
M ay
M ar.
M ay
Apr.
M ay
M ay
Feb.
M ar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.

100 Jan.
25 9 8 k Jan.
29i 9 2 k Jan.
Mar.
29 93
21 95 k M ay
19 102k Jan.
13 64 k Jan.
13 8 9 k Mar.
104k Jan.
11 9 2 k Jan.
13 107k M ay
12 100 Jan.
14 9 9 k Mar.
4 9 0 k Jan.
19 100k Jan.
22 93 Jan.
9 9 9 k Jan.
15 6 4 k Jan.

100
100
96 k
97 k
96 k
119k
73
90
104 k
97
109 k
100 k
100k
qc;
104 k
102 k
99 k
66 k

Jan. 15
M ay 25
M ay 29
M ay 29
M ay 21
Apr. 19
Mar. 9
M ay 13
Jan. 31
M ay 1
Apr. 15
Feb. 5
Jan. 23
Apr. 2
Feb. 25
Mar. 3
M ay 9
Jan. 8

96
15 94 Apr.
117
9 115k Jan.
14 106k Jan.
108 k
111
13 109 Apr.
22 9 1 k Feb.
92 k
9 1 k Jan.
91k
22 100k Jan.
102 k
23 92 Apr.
95 k
Mar.
28 72
78
18 1 2 k Jan. 12 18k
13 86 Jan. 12 8 7 k
27 101 k M ay 14 102k
26 9 8 k Mar.
102 k
18 80 Jan.
84 k
21 8 9 k Jan.
91k
20 88 Mar.
90 k
22 9 9 k Jan.
100 k
23 96 Jan.
99
9 9 k Jan.
100
9 9 k Jan.
99 k
4 9 2 k Jan.
94 k
21 8 6 k Jan.
23 67 k Jan.
76k
11 9 1 k Mar.
94
9 0 k Apr.
90 k
83 k
8 1 k Jan.
9 8 0 k Jan.
83 k
Jan.
15 81
84 k
18 84 M ay
84
62
Feb.
62
25 8 6 k Jan.
89
8 5 k Apr.
85 k
1 88 Jan.
92 k
27 7 8 k Jan.
83 k
28 79 Jan.
83 k
18 83 Jan.
85 k
81
Feb.
82
22 103k Jan.
106k
22 102 Jan. 20 103 k
29 109k Jan. 2 112k
22 8 8 k Feb.
§9k
7 70 Feb.
73
19 7 7 k Jan.
82 k
73
7 0 k Feb.
28 7 1 k Jan.
77
Jan.
23 79
83 k
8 79 k Apr.
82 k
4 8 6 k Mar.
88
25 84 Apr.
87
25 9 6 k Jan.
100 k
25 8 7 k Jan.
91k
2 100 Jan.
101
100 Feb.
100 k
29 100 Feb.
105k
6 66 Apr.
78
67 Apr.
67
4 7 6 k Jan.
80 k
28 57
Jan.
65
13 59 k Apr.
60 k
23 1 9 k Jan.
26 k
7 8 6 k Mar.
89

M ay 15
Apr. 21
M ar. 14
Feb. 5
M ay 22
Jan. 3
Feb. 13
M ay 23
M ay 28
M ay 18
M ay 13
M ay 27
M ay 26
M ay 18
M ay 21
M ay 20
Feb. 11
M ay 23
Jan. 20
Jan. 16
M ay 4
M ay 21
M ay 23
M ay 11
Apr. 22
Mar. 23
M ay 9
M ay 15
M ay 18
Feb. 11
M ay 25
Apr. 7
Apr. 20
M ay 27
M ay 28
M ay 18
M ar. 20
M ay 22
Jan. 2
M ay 29
Apr. 13
M ay 7
M ay 19
Apr. 29
M ay 28
M ay 23
M ay 8
M ar. 19
Feb. 10
M ay 25
M ay 13
Jan. 16
Jan. 3
M ay 29
Feb. 2
Apr. 27
Feb. 26
Feb. 6
Apr. 30
Feb. 26
M ay 7

15 80 Jan.
8 9 9 k Jan.
25 102k Jan.
22 8 0 k Jan.
27 98 Jan.
27 7 0 k Jan.
23 8 8 k Mar.
13 83 k Mar.
12 84
Feb.

84
100 k
103 k
88 k
100 k
74 k
92 k
87 k
87

Mar. 4
Feb. 24
M ay 25
M ay 22
M ay 27
M ay 27
M ay 23
M ay 13
M ay 12

M ay 9 100 Apr.
M ay 19 9 9 k Jan.
M ay 21 95 k Feb.
M ay 14 7 8 k Jan.
76 k Jan.
M ay 5 9 7 k Feb.
M ay 1 9 5 k Jan.
9 5 k Jan.
102 k M ay 14 100k Jan.
97 k M ay 12 96 Mar.
93 Jan.
§2
M ay 28 79 Jan.
7 8 k Jan.
9 1 k 'M a y '23 88 Jan.

100k
100 k
96 k
81
76 k
98 k
97 k
95 k
102 k
98
93
82
78 k
90 k

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

58 k M ay
45 M ay
46 k M ay

60
50
50

M ay 7
M ay 28
M ay 28

73 k M ay

73 k M ay

92 k M a y '

94 k M ay 18
M ay 25
M ay 4
M ay 7
M ay 6

100 k
101
100 k
109k 108 k
Sale
70 k
63 k
Sale
62

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

101k
102
101
108 k
72 k

M ay 28
M ay 22
M ay 14
M ay 5
M ay 8

96 k 95 k
Sale
65 k
66 k 65 k
Sale
71
Sale 103 k

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

95 k
67 k
67
73
105

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

99 k
93k
94 k
95 k
112k
67 k
89k

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

6 100
11 96 k
12 9 7 k
16 96 k
1 119 k
4 70
11 90

Sale
109k
100 k
100 k
93 k
104
96
Sale
66

95k
107k
100
100
93
103 k
94
99 k
65

M ay 6 97
M ay
M ay 12 108k M ay
M ay 15 100 k M ay
M ay
100 M ay
M ay
94 M ay
M ay
104 M ay
M ay
96 k M ay
M ay
99 k M ay
M ay
65 k M ay

M ay

1 64 k M ay

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

100 k M ay
102 k
92 k M ay
95 k Sale
95 k
77
76 M ay
78
78
17
1 7 k 14 k M ay
18k
86 k 88 k 87 k M ay
87 k
102 k Sale 101k M ay
102 k
99 k M ay
101k 102
102 k
83 M ay
84 k 85
84 k
9 1 k 9 1 k 90 k May.
91k
89 k M ay
90 k
100
100 M ay 23 100 k
98
98 k 97 k M ay 2 99

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

100 k
93 k 96
92 k Sale
76 k Sale
93 k
87 k

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

100

8914

82

Sale
Sale

90 k

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

4
1
1
5

94 k
93 k
76 k
94

83 k M ay 9 83 k M ay
83 k M ay 15 84 k M ay
84 M ay 18 84 M ay
87 k M ay

6 89

M ay 2 92
M ay 11 83 k
M ay 4 83 k
M ay 7 8 5 k

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

106 k
102 k
111k
89 k
73
81k

M ay 1 106 k
M ay 1 103
M ay 12 112k
M a y 22 89 k
M ay 7 73
M ay 6 82 k

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

77
M ay
83 k M ay
82 k M ay
M ay
88
84 k M ay
100k M ay
100 k M ay
100 k M ay

103 k May
7 1 k M ay

105 k M ay
74 k M ay

78 k
60 k
60 k
20 k
88 k
81k
100 k
103 k
85 k
99 k
72 k
90 k
85 k
85 k

79
M ay
63
M ay
M ay 19 60 k
M ay 1 27 k
M ay 2 89
81k
100 k
103 k
88 k
100 k
74 k
92 k

Sale 102 k M ay 2
9 7 k 97 k M ay 12
82

80 k M ay

5

91k

90

2

M ay

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
¥ Vs M ay

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

100
100 k 100 M ay
101-- 100 k M ay
100 k
97
96k
95 k M ay
80
81
79 k M ay
80
Sale
9 8 k M ay 11 98 k
Sale
96 k M ay 8 97

86

M ay

91k
82k
83
84 k

77
81k
82 k
88
84 k
Sale
99
9 1 k 90 k
100k 100 k

Sale
63 k
62 k
Sale
22
89 k 90 k
100 k
8 1 k 84 k
103 k
87 k
98 k
74
92
86 k
85 k
84 k
82
100
100 k
96 k
79k
77 k
98 k
96 k
96 k
102 k
97 k
95 k
81k

94 k
90 k
74
92 k

6

M ay 1
M ay 6
M ay 12
M ay 8
M ay 26

Sale
96 M ay 15 96 M ay
Sale 116k M ay 1 117 M ay
Sale 107 k M ay 1 108 k M ay
Sale 108 k M ay 1 110 M ay
92 k 9 1 k M ay 1 92 k M ay

10 1 k Sale

72 k
80 k
73 k
76 k
83 k
87
85
85
100 k
90 k
100 k
100 k
105 k
73 k
68
79
62
60 k

8

102 k
87 k
90 k
101k

85 k Sale

Jan. 12

Jan.

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

Sale
106
102 k 103
112k Sale

6 70

59
59k
56 k
60 k
55
39k
45k
93k
73
65
91
102
100k
82 k
88
99k
100
100k
101
99k
107
70
67k
61 k
62k
95k
62k
60
69k
101 k
84

101k
83 k
90 k
100 k

8 4 k ------8 4 k ------83 k 85
6 4 k 71
89
Sale
85k 87k
9 1 k Sale
83 k 84

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
95 Jan. 9 |99 Feb. 9
10
12
8
15
28
28
4
8
14
18
14
24
27
7
6
2
28
21
14
5
13
28
24
17
13
18
17
10
17
12

3
19
21
14
10
21
23
23
14
23
13
23
9
11

J une, 1925.]

BONDS
N. T . STOCK EXCHANGE.
Leh Vail R R gen 5s series_____2003
Leh V Ter B y 1st gu g 5s_____1941
Lehigh & N Y 1st gu g 4s_ 1945
_
Lex & East 1st gu 5s________ 1965
Little Miami gen 4s ser A ____1962
Long Dock cons gold 6 s_____1935
Long Isl 1st cons g 5s____July 1931
1st cons gold 4s_____ July 1931
Gen gold 4s_______________ 1938
Gold 4s__________ __________1932
Unified gold 4s_____________ 1949
Deb gold 5s_______________ 1934
20-year deb 5s_____________ 1937
Guar ref gold 4s___________ 1949
N Sh Bch 1st cons gu 5s_ Oct ’32
_
Louisiana & Ark 1st 5s_______ 1927
Lou & Jeff Bridge gu g 4s_____1945
Louisv & Nashv gold 5s_____ 1937
Unified gold 4s____________ 1940
Registered_______________ 1940
Ooll trust gold 5s__________ 1931
10-year secured 7s__________ 1930
1st S ref 534s series A ______ 2003
c
1st & ref 5s series B ________ 2003
1st & ref 434s series O______ 2003
N O & Mobile 1st g 6 s_____ 1930
„ 2 d gold 6 s.............................1930
Paducah & Mem D iv 4s____1946
St Louis Div 2d gold 3s____ 1980 — L & N M ob & M 1st g 434s__ 1945 M S
L & N-Sou M on joint 4s______ 1952 J J
Registered--------------- July 1952 Q J
Louis Cin & Lex g 434s_______ 1931.M N

Sales in
May
Par Value.

Price
Jan. 2
1925.

Bid.
Ask.
119.000 9934 Sale
14.000
9934
28.000 83 34 8534
35,000 103 34 105
82 34
10734
5.000 99
9934
1.000 9234
57,000 8834
8834
14.000 8334 85
16.000 9534
57.000 8734 88
135.000 8234 8234
6,000 99
9934
6,000 99
9934
25.000 82
83
1,000 102 34 10334
144.000 9234 Sale
8734 90
4.000 100
10034
123.000 10734 10734
24.000 10434 Sale
48.000 10234 Sale
373.000 92
9234
3.000
10534
m 10534
8634 89 34
60,000 6234 6434
5,000 9434 97
39,000 8134 8234
7634
8,000 98
9934
5,000 10134
19.000 59
62
12.000
67
29,000 98
9934
Sale
64
10034
4,000 9834
12,000 9634
7734
13.000 7934 82 34
52.000 9634 97
3,000 9334 93 34
10.000 10034
9934 100
9,000 8734
15.000 8734
47.000 87
Sale
8034
23.000 9834
74.000 5134 Sale
20.000
133,000 2134 22
26,000 13
16
$

Nash Fla & Sheff 1st gu g 5s__1937 F A
National R y o f Mexico—
_
Prior lien 50-year s f 434s_ 1957
January 1914 coupon on ____
July 1914 coupon on_______
July 1914 coupon o ff_______
Assenting s f red June coupon _
Guar 70-year s f 4s_________1977
April 1914 coupon on_____
April 1914 coupon o ff_____
Gen s f 4s assent redeemable_
_
Nat R R Mex pr lien g 434s_ 1926
_
July 1914 coupon on__________
July 1914 coupon o ff__________
Assenting with July '24 coup.
First cons gold 4s__________1951
April 1914 coupon on _________
April 1914 coupon o ff________
Assenting with Apr 1924 coup_____
Naugatuck R R 4s_____________ 1954 M N
New England R R cons 5s______ 1945 J J
Cons 4s_____________________1945
N J June R gu 1st 4s_________ 1986
N O & N East ref 434s A _____1952
New Orleans Term 1st 4s_____ 1953
N O Tex & Mex 1st 6 s series A . 1925
Non-cum income 5s series A . 1935
First 5s series B ____________ 1§54
First 534s series A __________ 1954 A O
Temporary______________________A O
Npt & Cin B gen gu g 434s--------1945 J J
N Y & Bklyn & M B cons g 5s.l§35 A O
N Y Cent R R conv deb 6 s____ 1935 M N
Registered___________________ M N
Consol 4s series A ___________ 1998 F A
R ef & impt 434s series A ____2013
R ef & impt 5s series C ______ 2013
Registered___________________
N Y C & H R g mtge 334s___ 1997
Registered_______________ 1997
Debenture gold 4s_________ 1934
Registered___________________
30-year deb 4s o f 1912_____ 1942
Registered___________________
Lake Shore coll g 334 s______ 1998
Registered_______________ 1998

5,000 10034

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES IN M A Y .
May 1.
Bid.
10034
102
8334
10634
84
10834
101
9334
8934
90
8334
97
8834
8334
99
9934
85
10434
9534
9134
10034
107
108
10434
9434
10434
10354
8934
6234
9634

Lowest.

May 29.

Ask. Bid.
Sale 11034
10034
8634
10734 107
84
10834
10034
9334
Sale
8934
90
93
8434 8434
97
98
8934 8934
Sale
84
9934 9934
100
9934
8534 8634
10234
Sale
9534
8734
10134 101
Sale 10734
Sale 10534
Sale 105
Sale
9434
107 10434
103
9034
Sale
63 34
8534
8334 8534

9934 '9934

101

104

Lowest.

Highest.

10134
Sale
Sale
Sale
9534
107

101
106
10534
104
94
10434

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

20
4
27
21
4
14

10134
10734
108
105
9534
10434

M ay 5 10034 Jan. 26 103 Jan. 11
M ay 25 10534 Peb. 27 10734 Jan. 8
M ay 1 10434 Jan. 2 10834 Apr. 13
M ay 8 10134 Jan. 3 10534 Apr. 25
M ay 14 92 Jan. 7 9534 M ay 14
M ay 8 10434 Feb. 3 10454 M ay 8

Sale
62 M ay 1 65 M ay 18
8634 9734 M ay 12 9734 M ay 12
Sale
83 34 M ay 4 8634 M ay 21

9934 ------

9834 M ay

[10134 10334 101

7 9934 M ay 14

17
3034

4,000

1834 Sale
1734

18

58,000
1,000
4.000
10,000
23.000
43.000
291.000
353.000
344.000
185.000
3.000
70.000
136.000

22

2634

3134 Sale

18
73 34
9434
81
7834 ' 8 1 "
8234
8134 86
85
87
8934
8254
8034 81
10134 10134 10054
9234 9234 9634
91
Sale
9534
10054
98 Sale
10034
93 34
9234 94
99
10034 9934
10634
11134 Sale
____ 19
72
_____

qo

8334
86
9034
8434
101
9634
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
Sale

281,000
181,000
980,000

8234 8334 8534 Sale
9134 Sale
8834 90
10134 Sale
9934 Sale

133.000

7634
7434
9334
9234
9134

2,000

195.000
2,000

116,000
29,000

Sale
7634
Sale
------92

7534 7534
7334 76

27
7
3
20

9034
65
9734
8634

Feb.
M ay
M ay
M ay

14
18
12
21

9934 Mar. 9

9834 Jan.

10154 M ay 26
17 6234 M ay 11
2 6634 M ay 29
Jan. 13
3 100
30 84 J an. 3
Feb. 10
22 101
28 10034 M ay 28
31 9134 M ay 29

M ay 22 81
M ay 4 9634
M ay 27 88
M ay 25 100
100
94 M ay 5 8534
8734 M ay 21 83
8834 M ay 19 8654

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

3
2
26
12
8
7
8
7

22
4
27
12

86
9734
91
10034

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

26
11
29
14

86
98
9334
10034
10034
94
9134
8834

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

22
24
8
10
9
5
15
13

Jan. 8 10154
Jan. 2 6234
M ay 14 60
Apr. 29 26
Apr. 21 2134

M ay
Mar.
M ay
Peb.
Feb.

28
25
25
6
7

8634-M ay 6 8434 Apr. 30 90
9654 M ay 23 9454 Apr. 28 10054
103 34 M ay 1 10234 Jan. 2 10434
10034 M ay 7 100 Jan. 2 103
8634 M ay 14 8334 Apr. 14 9034

Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.

10134
62
60
2234
18

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

28
29
25
28
23

12 10034 M ay 4
15 9334 M ay 15
1 8534 M ay 21

9854
5134
5834
19 %
1334

9934 Jan. 22 10034 M ay 4
91
Jan. 19 94 Apr. 20
8034 Mar. 11 8534 M ay 21

1 9534
1 80
4 104
1 8734

M ay 19 86 Jan.
M ay 4 7134 Jan.
M ay 13 10134 Jan.
M ay 7 7634 Jan.

1
1
1
1

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

9034
10034
10234
67

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
26 1 0 2 3 4 M ay
M ay
29! 90
28 9934 M ay
8 10034 M ay
100
7934
7734
103 34

15’103 34 M ay
5 82 M ay
12 102 M ay

26 83
12 100
20 99
26 6234
8434
12 100
11 76
10 76
4 10234
26 102
29 8134
1 9634
20 9954
8434
11034
20 10134
14 7634
29 10034

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
.Tan.
M ay
Feb.
M ay
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
May
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

5
2
5
2

9534
80
10434
89

M ay 19
M ay 4
Apr. 3
Jan. 31

9034 M ay 26
Peb. 9
101
10234 M ay 20
67 M ay 26
89 54 Feb. 17
M ay 12
100
7934 M ay 11
7734 M ay 20
10334 Jan. 10
104 Apr. 3
90 Anr. 6
99 34 M ay 1
10034 Mar. 7
31 85 Peb. 4
7' 110 54 Feb. 7
20 10334 M ay 20
17| 82 M ay 14
9 102 Apr. 1

M ay 21 10134 M ay 13 10054 Feb. 27 10154 M ay 13
19

Apr. 30 19

Apr. 30

1634 Sale

1634 M ay 29 1834 M ay

1

1434 Apr.

1 2134 Jan. 21

1534 Sale

1634 M ay 28 1734 M ay

1

1434 Apr.

3 1934 Jan. 21

1

29

Apr. 20 3234 Jan. 23

15

Mar. 31 20

Jan. 23

9534 Feb. 24 96

M ay 16

26
20,000

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

10134
6234
6634
99

27
14

8934
6134
96
8134

99
5934
6334
97 34
8254
100 34
28 10034 M ay 28 10034
29 9134 M ay 29 9134
26
21
29
14

27
80,000

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
10134 May 22 9834 Jan. 2 10154 M ay 22
10234 M ay 20 10134 Jan. 8 10234 M ay 20
8734 M ay 18 8434 Mar. 26 89 Feb. 28
107 M ay 11 10334 Jan. 5 107 M ay 11
8334 Peb. 19 84 Apr. 1
107 34 Feb. 14 108 Jan. 23
10234 10134 M ay 14 10234 M ay 25 99J4 Mar. 23 10234 M ay 25
94 M ay 6 9434 Mar. 13
94 M ay
95
94 M ay
9134 M ay 22 8934 Jan. 15 9134 M ay 22
8934 M ay
8934 Mar. 17 9034 Mar. 28
93
Sale
85 M ay 26 8234 Peb. 4 85 M ay 26
84 M ay
98 M ay 5 9534 Feb. 2 98 M ay 5
9734 M ay
92 M ay 16 8734 Jan. 6 92 M ay 16
9034 89 M ay
8534 M ay 11 82 Jan. 26 8534 M ay 11
8434 8334 M ay
99 M ay
100 M ay 25 9834 Apr. 16 10034 Peb. 9
100 M ay 26 9934 Jan. 5 10134 Peb. 16
100
9934 M ay
87 M ay 28 83 Jan. 3 87 Peb. 20
8534 M ay
10434, M ay 7 10254 Feb. 10 10534 Mar. 30
10434 10434 M ay
9534 M ay 2 9134 Jan. 8 9534 M ay 2
9534 9434 May
Ask. Sale Prices.
10134 10034 M ay
10134 M ay 14
85 M ay
10834 10634 M ay 14

Mahon Coal R R 1st 5s............ 1934 .
10134 M ay
10134 103
10134 103
Manila R R South lines 4s___ 1939 !
6234 Sale
6034 M ay
6034 61
„ 1st 4s................. ......................1 9 5 9 :
60
...
6634 Sale
6634 M ay
Mam to S W Coloniz g 5s_____1934 ,
9834 9934 9934 ------- 99 M ay
Man G B & N f f 1st gu 334s..1941 ,
8234
Michigan Central 5 s__________ 1931 !
10054 102
10034
Registered______________ 1931
10034 _____ 10034 M ay
10034 --■
4s
-----------------1940,
91
...
9134 Sale
9134 M ay
Jack L & S gold 334s.............1951
7734
7734 ------1st gold 334s___________
1952]
8534 8634 8534 M ay
8534
20-year debenture 4s_______1929 .
9734 M ay
9734 9734 9734 Sale
Midland o f N J 1st ext 5s........ 1940 .
M ay
88
9134 9034 9134 91
M L S & West ext s f 5s_____ 1929 !
9934 10054 9934 ------- 100 M ay
Ashland D iv 1st g 6 s_______1925 I
M il & Nor 1st ext 434s (blue).1934 .
8734
8734 M ay
8534
Cons ext 434s (brown)______ 1934 ,
87 34 8734 86 M ay
8534 86
M il Spar & N W 1st gu 4s____ 1947 1
8734 8834 8834 8834 88 M ay
Milw & S L 1st gu 334s_______1941 .
8034
8054
Minn & St L 1st gold 7s______1927 .
99 34 103
10134 10234 101 M ay
1st cons gold 5s____________ 1934 ’
62
Sale
5934 M ay
5934 61
Temp ctfs of deposit__________
55
5834 M ay
5854
1 st & refund gold 4s________ 1949 J
20 Sale
20 M ay
2234 24
Ref & ext 5s series A _______ 1962 <
1334 M ay
1334 1434 1434 Sale
1st guar g 7s---------------------- 1927 .
100
9934
118,000 8634 Sale
M St P & S S M 4s stpd______1938 (
8434 M ay
8534 Sale
8534 Sale
1st cons 5s--------------------------1938 .
49.000 9834 99
9534 9634 9534 9734 9534 M ay
1 0 -yr coll tr g 634s_________ 1931 1
133,000 10234 Sale
103 34 Sale 10334 Sale 103 M ay
Sale 10034 Sale 100 M ay
1st & ref 6 s series A ________ 1946 :
85.000 10034 Sale 100
25-year g 534s---------------------1949 1
82.000 8534 Sale
8434 May
8434 Sale
8534 Sale
M S t P & S S M & Cent Term
1st Chic Term s f 4s______ 1941 1
9234 _____ 9234 ------- 9234 —
22,000 9934 ------- 100
M S S M & Atl 4s stpd_____ 1926 J
Sale
9934 100
9954 M ay
3,000 92
Mississippi Cent 1st 5s_______ 1949 i
93 34 9334 M ay
9234 9334 93 34 93
85
Sale
83
Sale
235.000 8134 Sale
M o Kan & Tex 1st g 4s_______ 1990 J
83 M ay
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR —
698.000 8634 Sale
94
Sale
Prior lien 5s series A ________ 1962 l
9534 Sale
9334 M ay
79
Sale
78
Sale
267.000 7134 Sale
40-year 4s series B __________ 1962 (
7734 M ay
127.000 10134 Sale
1 0 -year 6 s series O__________ 1932 (
10334 Sale 10334 104 10334 M ay
4.912.000 7634 Sale
8634 Sale
8534 Sale
Cum adjust 5s series A _ Janl967 J
_
8434 M ay
Missouri Pacific R R Co—
Sale
639.000 8334 Sale
1st & refund 5s series A _____1965 1
8734 M ay
8734 Sale
166.000 100 Sale
1st & refund 5s series C _____1926 i
10034 Sale 10034 Sale 10034 M ay
891,000 9934 Sale
1st & refund 6 s series D ____1949 1
10034 Sale 10134 Sale 10034 M ay
4.975.000 62 34 Sale
64 34 M ay
General 4s_________________ 1975 1
66 34 Sale
6434 Sale
87
M o Pacific 3d 7s ext at 4 % ...1 9 3 8 1
8534
8454
5.000 9534
100 M ay
Mobile & Birm prior lien g 5s. .1945 J
9954
9834
16,000 77
79
Mortgage gold 4s__________ 1945 J
7934 M ay
7934 7934
78
____:
S m a ll_______________
4.000 76
7734 76 M ay
7634 7034 7634 75
17,000 10234 103 34 10334 104
Mobile & Ohio 1st g 6 s . . . . . . .1927 J
10234 103 34 10234 M ay
2.000
1st extension g 6 s______ July 1927 (
10234 10234 10334 10234 10334 10234 M ay
Sale
90
90 M ay
1,000 8434
General gold 4s_____________1938 J
8634
10,000, 9734
Montgomery D iv 1st g 5 s___1947 1
9954 M ay
9934
9934 Safe
25,000!
St Louis Division 5 s________ 1927 J
10034 9934 M ay
9934 9934 100
10034
Mohawk & M ai 1st gu g 4 s . . .1991 I
8534 95
85 34 95
8534
Mont Cent 1st gu g 6 s_______ 1937 J
11034 11234 11034 11234 11034 113
15.000 10134 103
1st guar gold 5s_______ _____ 1937 J
10234 May
10154 10334 103
80 M ay
35.000 7734 Sale
8134 Sale
7934
Morris & Essex 1 st gu 3 3 4 s___ 2000.J _
Sale 10134 M ay
94.000 10034 102
Nashville Chat & St L 1st 5S..1928 A IO
10134 Safe 102




17

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

____

2834 3034 29

M ay

5 3134 M ay

1534 Sale
7334 -----9434 96

M ay 16 96

1534 M ay 29 18

M ay

96

M ay 16

8134_____ 86 May
9034 Sale
8934 M ay
83
843i 8254 May
10034 M ay
10034 101
98 Sale
9634 May
9734 Sale
9534 May
102
Sale 10034 May
10234 Sale 10034 May
9434 M ay
9334 -----100 ----- 9934 M ay
10834 Sale 10634 M ay
8554 Sale
9234 93
10134 Sale

7854 Sale
78
7834
9434 Sale
9234 ------9134 9234

7834
7834
9534
9234
9134

7634 Sale
7534 80

77 34 Sale
7634 78

8534 M ay
9134 M ay
10154 M ay

86
9034
8434
10134
9834
9734
10234
10334
9434
9934
10934

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

1 87 M ay
1 9334 M ay
1 10234 M ay

Sale
7834 M ay 1
7834 M ay 2
79
9434 M ay 1
Sale
------9234 9134 M ay 21

7934 M ay
7834 M ay
9534 M ay
9154 M ay

7634 M ay 20| 78 M ay
7554 M ay 6, 7634 M ay

1

13 86
M ay
Jan.
29 86
4 80 34 Jan.
6 10034 M ay
21 92 34 Jan.
29 9034 Jan.
23 98
Jan.
22 10034 Apr.
18 93 34 Feb.
1 9934 Mar.
12 106 Apr.
106 Apr.
15 8234 Jan.
18 8854 Jan.
1 99 Jan.
9934 Jan.
6 75 Jan.
2 7434 Jan.
4 9334 Jan.
92 34 Mar.
5 91
Mar.
93
Feb.
15 7434 Jan.
15 74 Mar.

M ay 13
86
9054 M ay 29
8454 M ay 4
10134 Feb. 9
9834 M ay 2f
9734 M ay 29
10234 M ay 23
10334 M ay 22
9434 M ay 18
100 Jan. 28
11734 Jan. 7
11634 Jan. 29
87 M ay 15
9334 M ay 18
10234 M ay 1
10134 Apr. 16
79 54 M ay 6
7834 M ay 2
96 Mar. 3
9234 Jan. 6
9254 Jan. 14
93 Feb. 10
78 M a y jl5
7634 M ay'15

18

|Y ol. 120,

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
BONDS

N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales in
May
Par Value.

Price
Jan. 2
1925.

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES IN M A Y .
May 1.

May 29.

Lowest.

Bid.
N Y Cent & Hud River (Concl)—
Ask. Bid.
Sale Prices.
S
Ask. Bid.
Ask. Sale Prices.
M ich Cent coll g 3% s______ 1998 F A
17,000 75 M 76 M 76 M
76 % M ay 14 78% M ay 29
78 M Sale
Registered_______________ 1998 F A
73 M 80
80
75 M 80
N Y Chic & St Louis 1st g 4s_ 1937 A O
_
92% M ay 11
M ay 8
43,000 90 M 92
92 % 93 % 92 M Sale
Registered____________________ A O
88% 89
91 %
89 M
25-year debenture 4s_______ 1931 M N
93 M 94% 94 % 95
87.000 93
Sale
94 M M ay 8 95% M ay 26
2d & impt 6s A B & C ______ 1931 M N
143,000 102 M Sale 103 M Sale 103 M Sale 103 M M ay 1 103% M ay 4
Refunding 5% s Series A ____1974 A O 1,240,000 94
Sale
95 % M ay 1 98 M ay 22
98
Sale
95 M Sale
N Y Connecting 1st gu 4% s A.1953 F A
Sale
92% M ay 11 93 M ay 5
44.000 90
92 V Sale
s
92 M 93
N Y & Erie 1st ext g 4s_______ 1947 M N
92
89
89
89
92
3d ext gold 4 % s____________ 1923 M S
1,000 91%
95 M M ay 15 95% M ay 15
93 %
95 M
4th ext gold 5s______________ 1930 A O
100% M ay 19 100% M ay 19
6,000 99 M
100 %
100%
6th ext gold 4s______________ 1928 J D
97%
98
98
N Y & Greenw L guar g 5s____1947 M N
92
92
84 %
N Y & Harlem g 3 % s_________ 2000 M N
78% 83 M 79 M
79 M 82
Registered__________________2000 M N
79
N Y Lack & West 1st 5s A ____1973 M N
1st & ref guar 4%8 Ser B ____1973 M N
100_____
N Y Lake Erie & West ext 7s._1930 M S
103 M 109
106M 107M 106 M ___
• Dock & impt ext 5s________ 1943 J J
9 9 % ------ 100 M _____ 100 M ___
N Y & Jersey 1st 5s___________1932 F A
00% M ay 5 100% M ay 15
27,000 99 M 101
99 % 100
100% 101
_
N Y & Long Branch gen 4s_ 1941 M S
8 9 % -----9 0 % _____
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Non-conv debenture 4s_____1947 M S
13,000 61% Sale
65 M M ay 18 66% M ay 6
6 6 % 66
65
M S
Registered_________________
____ 67
K
Q
Sale
Non-conv debenture 3 % s___ 1947 A O
3,000 56
59 M M ay 25 61
M ay 2
58 M 61
Non-conv deben 3% s_______ 1954 A O
29.000 56 % Sale
54 % 56
57 M " 5 8 " 56 M ay 6 60 M ay 27
M ay 2 65 M ay 7
Non-conv debenture 4 s ____ 1955 J J
81.000 59 M 61% 61M 63
62% 64% 63
63 M ay 1 64 M ay 18
Sale
44.000 60
Non-conv debenture 4s_____ 1956 M N
63
Sale
64
Sale
53 M ay 27 57% M ay 21
33.000 86
Sale
57
Sale
Convertible debenture 3 %s._1956
55% 56
87% M ay 1 92% M ay 21
Sale
1,250,000 87
Convertible debenture 6s____1948
88
Sale
92 M Sale
86% M ay 19 88% M ay 21
14.000
Registered____________________
85
90
96
Sale
90 M M ay 1 96 M ay 28
515,000
Collateral trust 6s___________1940
90 M Sale
97
Sale
7s European loan dollars____ 1925
96
Sale
7s European loan francs____ 1925 A O
55 M ay 1 61 % M ay 22
55
Sale
60% Sale
192,000 54 M Sale
Debenture 4s_______________ 1957 M N
Consolidated Ry non-conv 4s 1930 F A
63% M ay
63% M ay 25
9.000 55 M
63 M
Non-conv debenture 4s_ 1954
_
63
M ay
63 M ay 6
2.000 54 M
Non-conv debenture 4s_ 1955
_
63%
Non-conv debenture 4s_ 1955
_
57 M M ay 21 63% M ay 15
27,000 54 M
Non-conv debenture 4s___1956
63% 64
67% 68
N Y & Northern 1st g 5s_____1927
100% 100% 100 Vs
Sale
13b',666 67% Sale
67
69 M 69 M 67 M ay 1 70% M ay 6
N Y Ont & West 1st g 4s. June 1992 M S
63 M
Reg $5,000 only______ June 1992 M S
64 M 65 M
63% 65% 63% M a y " ! 66% M ay 9
63
4 5 ",666
65
General 4s...............
1955 J D
63 M Sale
56 M
Registered . i _________________ J D
60 M
87%
85%
N Y Prov & Boston gen 4s____1942 A O
86 M
Sale
87
87 M ay 1 87% M ay 4
Sale
7,000 81% 82% 87
N Y & Putnam 1st con gu g 4s_1998 A O
100
101
100
N Y & Rockaway Bch 1st g 5s. 1927 M S
99 M
74
M ay 19
73
70 M ay 5
ii3",666 67 Sale
20% Sale
N Y Susq & West 1st ref g 5s. .1937 J J
62
59
Second gold 4 % s____________1937 F A
59 M 66 % 59 M 66h
62
M ay 28
61
59 % M ay 18
29,000 61M Sale
53
60
General gold 5s_____________ 1940 F A
97
95
92
95
96
94
Terminal 1st gold 5s________ 1943 M N
65 M ay 1 70 M ay 22
68% Sale
Sale
845.000 61M Sale
65
N Y Westches & Bos 1st 4%s__1946 J J
82% Sale
80 % M ay 1 83% M ay 18
293.000 82 M Sale
80 % Sale
Nord Rys s f 6 Ms int rects____1950 A O
74%. M ay 1 79% M ay 6
75 % Sale ' 80% Sale
617.000 71% Sale
Norfolk South 1st & ref 5s A . . 1961 F A
96 %
91%
Norfolk & South 1st g 5s______ 1941 M N
96 M
108
107M 108 M 107 M 108M 107
_
Norfolk & Western gen g 6s_ 1931 M N
108M
107 M
Improvement & ext g 6s____ 1934 F A
107 M
106%
107M
New River 1st gold 6s_ •
_ ___1932 A O
107M
92- Sale
91 % M ay
92% M ay 16
110,000 88 M Sale
91% Sale
N orf & West Ry 1st con g 4s_1996 A O
87% M ay
89 M ay 16
87%
2 ,0 0 0
87M
Registered------------------------1996 A O
M ay 11
92
0 1 % 90 M ay
151.000 89 M 91
90
Div 1st & gen g 4s_______ 1944 J J
91M Sale
M ay
132 M ay 25
183.000 131M Sale 130 M Sale 131 % Sale 129
10-year convertible 6s____ 1929 M S
0 1 % Sale
01% M ay
91% M ay 20
17.000 90% 91
91M 92
Pocahontas C & C joint 4s. 1941 J D
103 M ay 18
23.000 101
102 % 102 % 102 % 102 M Sale 102 M ay
North Cent gen & ref 5s A ____1974 M S
87% M ay 4
s
11.000 87 M 87 M 86 % 87 M 88 M 89 M 86 V M ay
Northern Ohio 1st gu g 5s_____ 1945
84% M ay
86% M ay 23
85 % Sale
84 % Sale
431.000 84 M Sale
Northern Pacific prior lien 4 s .. 1997
84% M ay 20
83% M ay
83
84 % 84 M Sale
60,000 83% Sale
Registered__________________1997
61% M ay 25
61% 61% 60% M ay
233.000 60% Sale
60 M Sale
Gen lien ry & Id gt 3s_.Jan 2047
59 %
59% M ay
59 %
59% M ay 4
27.000
Registered___________ Jan 2047
83% M ay
86% M ay 29
83% Sale
54.000 85 M Sale
86 M Sale
R ef & impt 4% s Series A _ 2047
_
Registered___________________
372.000 106% Sale 105 % Sale 107 Sale 105% M ay 1 107% M ay 21
R ef & impt 6s Series B _____ 2047
105 M ay 11 106% M ay 26
105.000
Registered___________________
97M 95% M ay 7 97% M ay 23
118.000 95
96 M 95% 96% 97
R ef & impt 5s Series C _____ 2047
95 % M ay 12 97% M ay 23
06% Sale
Sale
232,000 ------- 96 M 96
R ef & impt 5s Series D _____ 2047
St Paul & Duluth 1st 5s____ 1931 F A
100 M ......... 102 M _____ 100 % ____
84% M ay
84% M ay 4
84 Vs 87
35,000 80 % ------1st consol gold 4s________ 1968 J D
109% M ay 14
3,000 109M 109% 1 0 9 % _____ 1 0 9 % _____ 109% M ay
North Pac Terminal 1st 6s____ 1933 J J
Northern R y o f Calif gu 5s____ 1938 A O
100 M ------- 103M 105.. 104 M _____
_____
100
_____ 100
North Wisconsin 1st 6s_______ 1930 J J
72% M ay 8 75 M ay 14
74
78
7,000 70 % 73% 72% 73
Ogden & Lake Ch 1st gu g 4 s ..1948 J J
91
90 V
s
90%
Ohio Connecting R y 1st 4s____ 1943 M S
87%
88 M
85 %
J
Ohio Lnd & W 1st pref 5s_.Apr 1938
101% M ay
102
101% M ay 2
103
100
31.000 99 %
D
Ohio River R R 1st g 5s_______ 1936
99
M ay 18
08% 100% 99 M ay
1,000 98
_____ 98%
General gold 5s_____________ 1937 A O
M ay
101% M ay 13
78.000 100% Sale 101% Sale 101 - . 101 % 101
Oregon & Calif 1st gu g 5s_____1927 J J
Sale
90% M ay 18
90 M Sale | 89 M ay
89.000 88 M 88 M 89
Oregon R R & Nav con g 4s____1946 J D
107
M ay 7
106M 105M 110 106 M ay
49.000 104 Sale 106
Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s. 1946 J J
107 M ay 8
106M 105 M 106 M 106 M ay
32.000 105 Sale 106
Guaranteed con 5s__________1946 J J
97 M ay
97% Sale
97 % M ay 22
Sale
97
303.000 96 % Sale
J D
Guar refunding gold 4s_____ 1929
Sale
M ay
85
M ay 21
83
84
83 M Sale
585.000 82
Sale
Oregon-Wash 1st & ref 4s_____ 1961 J J
Sale
91% M ay 14 92 May 29
16.000 80
82
90M 92 % 92
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s______ 1946 J D
91% M ay 28 92 M ay 5
01% 91
21,000 89 % 90 M 91
Pacific R R o f M o 1st ext 4s_ 1938 F A
_
99% M ay 5 100 M ay 18
99 M 100
99 M
6,000 98 M
2d extended gold 5s________ 1938 J J
May
96 M ay 15
98 % 96
95% 08% 96
10,000 93% 96
Paducah & Illinois 1st s f 4% s.-1955 J J
74
M ay
79% M ay 19
78 M Sale
74 M Sale
668.000 79 M Sale
Paris-Lyons-Med RR 6s______ 1958 F A
8 6 % Sale
83% M ay
87% M ay 19
83 M Sale
472.000 87% Sale
Sink fund extl 7s____________ 1958 M S
84 M 84 M 82% M ay
87% M ay 19
82 M Sale
159.000 88
Sale
Paris-Orleans RR s f 7s_______ 1954 M S
99 % 100
98% M ay
100 M ay 25
98 M 99
63.000 97% 98
Paulista R y 1st & ref 7s______ 1942 M S
05% Sale
92% M ay
95 M ay 8
94 M Sale
75.000 91M
Penn R R consol gold 4s_______ 1943 M N
92% M ay
94% M ay 1
94 M Sale
92 M 93
35.000 91M Sale
Consol gold 4s______________ 1948 M N
92% M ay 11
92 M 95
92 M 92% May
19.000 90 M Sale
Stamped dollar bonds____1948 M N
Sale
99% M ay
100 M ay 1
99 M Sale
186.000
Sale 100
Consol 4 K s issue o f 1915___1960 F A
93 M ay
M ay 28
94
93 % Sale
93 M Sale
534.000 93% Sale
General 4 % s Series A _______ 1965 J D
1 02 % M ay 2
A
341.000 101% Sale 102 3 Sale 102% Sale 101% M ay
General 5s Series B _________ 1968 J D
108% M ay 8
305.000 108% Sale 107% Sale 108% Sale 107% M ay
10-year secured 7s_________ 1930 A O
110% M ay 5
289.000 110
Sale 110M Sale 110% Sale 110% M ay
15-year secured 6% s____
1936 F A
Sale
97% M ay
M ay 29
98
98
97 M Sale
826.000 98% Sale
40-year 5 s _________________ 1964 M N
Pennsylvania Co—
86 % 87 % 86% M ay 16 86% M ay 16
3.000 84% 85% 86
Guar 3% s coll tr reg ctfs_ 1937 M S
_
83 % 84 M 83% 84 M 83% M ay 18 83% M ay 18
4.000 83
84
Guar 3% s coll tr ctfs B _____1941 F A
82% 84
82% 84
82
84
Guar g 3 Ms tr ctfs Series C . .1942 J D
82% 82 M 82% M ay
82% M ay 2
82
5.000 82
Guar g 3% s tr ctfs Series D__ 1994 J D
95% M ay
95% M ay 25
17.000 94% 95% 95M 95% 05% 96
Guar gold 15-25-year 4s____1931 A O
85% M ay
85% M ay 23
85 M 87
85 M 87
Sale
8.000 85
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E.1952 M N
M ay 25
81
80
80 M 81% 79 M ay
76.000 76% 78% 79
Peoria & East 1st cons 4s_____1940 A O
Sale
34 % Sale
M ay 23
32 M ay
36
32
96.000 35% Sale
Incom e4s__________________ 1990 A p r
M ay 13
99% 99 M 100
101
100M 99% M ay
72.000
Peoria & Pekin Un 1st 5Ms A . .1974 A O
99% M ay
100 % M ay 9
99 M Sale 110% Sale
203.000 98% Sale
Pere M arq 1st 5s Series A _____1956 J J
83% M ay
85
Sale
85 M ay 29
83 M
Sale
96.000 82
1st 4s Series B ____j
._________1956 J J
M ay 8
94
92 %
93 M ------- 93% M ay
31.000 92% 100
Phila Balt & Wash 1st g 4s____1943 M N
108 M ay 22
106 % Sale 106 M 108 106% M ay
17.000 103
103%
General 5s Series B _________ 1974 F A
Sale
41
M ay
42% Sale
42
43% M ay 2
129.000
Philippine R y 1st 30-yr s f 4s. .1937 J J
107 M ------107 M
Pine Creek registered gu 6s------1932 J D
97 M ay 7 97 M ay 7
97% 96 % 97 M 99 M Sale
P C C & S t L g u g 4 % s Series A.1940 A O 1 24,000 96
96% M ay 11 96% M ay 11
96 % 97 % 99 % Sale
96
97
Con 4% s Series B guar_____ 1942 A O 1 1,000
95
------94 %
96
96%
Con 4 Ms Series C guar_____ 1942 M N
9 3 % ------- 93% M ay 18 93% M ay 18
92
5,000 89% Sale
Con 4s Series D guar_______ 1945 M N
93 M ------91%
89%
Con 3Ms Series E guar g____1949 F A
9 3 % ------91%
Con 4s Series F guar g ______ 1953 J D
89 M .........
9 3 % ------- 93% M ay 15 93% M ay 15
2,000 89 M ------%
Con 4s Series G guar_______ 1957 M N
M ay 7 93% M ay 21
93 M ------- 92
19.000 8 9 % ......... 91M
Con 4s Series H guar_______ i960 F A
96
------- 95% M ay 7 96% M ay 11
95% 96
31.000
9 % ------Con 4M s Series I guar______ 1963 F A
95 M ------- 94 % M ay 1 94% M ay 1
4,000 94 M ------94 M Sale
Con 4Ms Series J guar______1964 M N
216,000 100 % 100 % 99 % Sale ------- 99% 99% M ay 5! 100 M ay 4
Gen 5s series A _____________1970 J D
Registered___________________ J D
_
_
99% 99% 99 M ay 7 99% M ay 4
|
99 M Sale
General g 5s ser B temp_____1975 A 0| 1,284,000
1




Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices
Jan. 6
75
75% Apr. 13
Jan. 6
91
Jan. 19
89
92% Jan. 9
102% Jan. 2
93% Jan. 2
Jan. 2
90
Mar. 12
89
95% M ay 15
99 Mar. 14

Sale
78%
75%
94%
89
96%
104%
98
93
89
95%
100%

Prices.
M ay 29
Apr. 7
Apr. 27
Jan. 19
Mar. 3b
Mar. 19
M ay 22
Apr. 22
Mar. 12
M ay 15
M ay 19

91
Apr. 6 92% Feb. 26
75% Feb. 16 78% Feb. 3
100%
106
99%
99%

Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.

61
60
55%
55
60
56
51%
87
83%
91
97
96
53%

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

55
62

Jan.
Feb.

Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
M ay

20
19
13
15

68

Feb.
Jan.
M ay
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
M ay
Feb.
M ay
Feb.
100% Feb.
61% M ay

25
3b
2
26
24
28
25
21
25
28
18
26
22

8 64
9 64

Feb. 27
Mar. 4

19
19
8
5

100%
107%
99%
100%
60
61
60
65
65%
59%
92%
90
96
100 %

57% M ay 21 64 Mar. 13
10b Jan. 18 100% Apr. 21
65
F eb. 24 70% M ay 6
63
65
86%
82%
100
66%
61%
59%
93
59%
79%
70%
94%
106%
108%
106
88
86
88%
125%
91
101%
86
83%
82%
60
59%
83%
85%
105%
105
95%
95%

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

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

21
27
18
4
26
11
19
20
24
24
13
6
14
15
11
20
16
16
18
19
4
18
19
20
2b
13
19
21
18
11
26
24
7

84%
109%
102
103%

M ay 4 98% M ay
Jan. 21 109% M ay
Feb. 21 103% Mar.
Apr. 23 104% Mar.

4
14
27
20

69%
65
86 %
87%
100
76
68
66

94
70%
84%
79%
96%
108
108%
108
92%
89
92
134
93%
103
94
86%
84%
62
60
87%
85%
108%
106%
97%
98

71 % Jan. 22 75
98%
99
100%
88%
103%
103%
96%
81%

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

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

2
9
12
18
7
8
9
21

90%
98%
94%
70%
80%
80
97
91%
86%
90%
98%
92%
101 %
107%
109%
97%

Jan. 6 94 Feb.
Jan. 28 98% Jan.
Jan. " 100
M ay
Jan.
M ay
96
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
89 Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
90
Jan.
Jan.
100
Feb.
95 Jan.
Feb.
94% M ay
Jan.
Mar.
93
Jan.
Jan.
100
Apr.
95 Jan.
Jan.
103% Feb.
M ay
Feb.
no
Jan.
111 % Mar.
M ay
Jan.

26
7
18
15
12
5
16
21
20
1
28
14
13
20
13
19
22

86%
83
82%
82
94%
85
77%
31%
99
97%
81%
92%
104
40
105%
96
96
96%
89%
90%

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

81
36%
101
100%
85
94%
108
44%
105%
99%
96%
96%
93%
91%

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

29
8
19
23
7
25
12
13
9
25
14
22
20
14
28
11
30
18
7

90%
91
95
94%
98%

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.

17 93%
3 93%
9 96%
5 94%
25il01

M ay
M ay
M ay
Mar.
Jan.

15
21
11
20
6

99

Apr. 27 99% M ay

4

82

101%
lbO
101%
90%
107
107
97%
85

M ay 14

86 % M ay 16

83%
82%
82%
95%
86%

J une, 1925.]

Interest
Period

BONDS
N. Y . STOCK EXCHANGE.

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECOKD

Pitts & Lake Erie 2d 5s_ Jan 1928 A O
_
Pitts M cK & Yough 1st gu 6 s„19 32 J J
2d guar 6s_________________ 1934 .1 J
Pitts Shen & L E 1st g 5s_____1940 A O
First consol gold 5s________ 1943 .1 J
Pitts Va & Char 1st guar 4s___ 1943 M N
Pitts Y & Ash 1st con 5s______ 1927 M A
1st gen 4s series A ___________1948 J D
1st gen 5s series B ___________1962 F A
Providence Securities deb 4s___ 1957 M S
Providence Terminal 1st 4s____ 1956 M S
Reading Co gen gold 4s_______ 1997
Registered__________________ 1997
Jersey Central coll g 4s_____ 1951
Gen & ref 4 % s_____________ 1997
Rensselaer & Saratoga 6s______ 1941
Richm & Danv deb 5s stamped. 1927

J
J
A
J
M
A
M
J
_
Rio Grande June 1st gu g 5s_ 1939 .1
Rio Grande Southern 1st g 4s_.l940 .1
Guaranteed_________________1940 ,T
Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s_ 1939 .1
_
1st con & coll trust 4s series A 1949 A
Rock Isl’d Ark & Loui 1st 4 % s. 1934 M
Rutland-Canada 1st gu g 4s_ 1949 .1
_
Rutland 1st cons g 4 % s_______ 1941 J

J
.1
()
.1
N
()
N
J
D
J
J
J
O
S
J
J

Sales in
May
Par Value.

100 % 100 %

87
89 %
86
1,000 ;00%
51,000 50%
81%

23,000
1,000
65,000
235,000
2,000
5,000
5,000
2,000
113,000
135,000
759,000
32,000
14,000

95%
89
93%
110%
99%
74%
100%
92%
5
6
83%
72%
85 %
73%
85%

May 29.

95% Sale
95%
94%
94%
Sale
89
92%
94
94% 95%
111 %
111 %
100 %
100 %
77
75
79
77%
101 % 100% Sale 100%
94% Sale
94%
6
8
6
6
6
Sale
85% Sale
86
Sale
73% Sale
75
Sale
Sale
88%
73%
74
74%
Sale
86

75% 76% 77% Sale
78
93% . . .
93% 93% 93%
99% 102
102
...
101%
93% 94% 94% 95% 96%

84 % Sale
99% 99%
71% Sale
Sale
1 0 1 % Sale
Sale
94
85% Sale
78% Sale
105%
100 % Sale
90%
96%
101 % 103%
Sale
93
80% Sale
74
73
85% Sale
Sale
82
80% Sale
90
93% 94%
91%
108 % 109
Sale
99

100
Sale
95% Sale

Sale
Sale
Sale

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

99%
88
98%
99%
100
99%
96
30
99%
82%

Sale
95
Sale
Sale
_____
99%
96%
38%
Sale
Sale

95% 97
8 9 % ------83% 85%
86% 92
57
62
91% Sale
89% 93
99% Sale

96%

98

94% M ay 11 95 % M ay

100% Sale
96
Sale

77% Sale

99% M ay
95% M ay

76% M ay

75%
94
101
7 94

6 100% M ay 28
5 96% M ay 27

1 78

M ay

1 93% M ay
27 103% M ay
100% M ay
92% M ay
88% M ay
105% M ay
100% M ay

Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

96%
100%
100%
86%
83
91
102
78%
105%
109%
102
86 %
84 %
102%
83%

Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
M ay

30
15
10
12

Apr.
M ay
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
M ay
M ay
Feb.
M ay
M ay
M ay

16
9
6
20
8
27
14
11
18
14
23

Jan. 7 81 % M ay 13
Feb. 4 95% Feb. 26
Jan. 20
Jan. 20 101
Jan. 9 95% Feb. 28
Jan.
100% M ay
Jan.
96% M ay
Apr. 16 93 Apr.
Jan. 2 89% M ay
Jan. 23 100% Jan.
M ay
Apr.
M ay
Apr.
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
Jan.

6
20
23
3
29
27
29
9
21

M ay
Feb.
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
Apr.
M ay
M ay
Mar.
M ay
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
102% M ay
85% M ay
Feb.
101
Mar.
111

14
17
25
7
20
21
29
13
23
5
10
29
29
14
7
17
28
9
10
19

78
74%
93%
103%

100 %

92%
88%
105%

101

104%
93%
83%
78
90%
90
87%
91%
96%
94%
109%
100%
98
95%
92
89%

7 87% Feb.
7 74 Jan.
6 74 Jan.
8 73 Mar.
20 59% Jan.
22 84% Jan.
13 83% Jan.
26 99% Jan.
8 102% Jan.
26 103 Jan.

90
81
82%
83%
73%
95%
89%
101
103%
109

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

13
9
6
8
10
22
13
31
8
26

103
87%

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

20
20
23
28
23
6
27
14
22
24
21
4
5
6
6
19
14
25
25
10

98%
101%
85%
99
102%

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

18
18
12
29
16

2 87% M ay 20 84
81
M ay 2 97% M ay 21 96%
M ay 4 103% M ay 28 99%
M ay 23 100
M ay 8 101
M ay 4 88 M ay 6 84%
M ay 12 83 M ay 12 83
103
94%
M ay
92 M ay 4 88%
M ay
103% M ay 26 100%
99
M ay 1 80 M ay 5 73%
M ay 1 107 M ay 6 103
M ay 1 111% M ay 6 106%
M ay 20 102% M ay 19 99%
M ay 2 86% M ay 19 85%
M ay 2 88% M ay 25 82%
M ay 25 100%
M ay 9 103
M ay 1 86% M ay 14 83%

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

87%
20 81
- 97%
3 103%
14 101
5‘ 88
16! 85%
28 103%
15 94%
2 92
15 103%
15 99%
3 80
2 107

12
5
1
9
2

20
14
5
29
4

98%
101%
85%
99
102%

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

18 95%
18 100
12 82%
29 96%
16 99 %

Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
M ar.
Jan.

6
5
9
15
12
15
14
2

99%
99%
100%
100%
99
28
99%
86%

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

8
9
9
20
19
15
14
14

98%
98%
99%
99%
96%
28
99%
82%

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

97
89%
84%
87%
50%
90%
89%
98%
98
84%
104%
103%
92%
100%

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

87% M ay 25 89% M ay 13
51% M ay 1 56 M ay 22
93 % M ay 4 94% M ay 4

89
Sale
Sale
84% 84% 89
104% Sale 106% 106% 107% 108
103% Sale 103% Sale 103% Sale
91
92% 92% 94% 9 2 % ------100 % 100% 100% 101%
100% 101
9 3 % ------- 9 3 % ------9 3 % ------87%
86 % 88 % 8 6 % ......... 87
87
------86% 88%

87% M ay 18 89% M ay 4
106% M ay 4 107% M ay 26
103% M ay 6 104% M ay 26

99% M ay

6 99% M ay

28
27
16
8
23

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

1 104% M ay 14 102
92%
83% M ay 25 80
78 M ay 7 72%
90% M ay 20 85%
90
M ay 21 81%
87% M ay 29 80
91%
6 96% M ay 23 94%
5 94% M ay 5 94%
22 108% M ay 29 107%
1 100% M ay 29 95%
97%
22 94 M ay 1 92%
92
88
11 102% M ay 28 100
1 85% M ay 9 81
100%
107%
1
5
1
1
1

90
81
82%
83%
73%
95%
89%
101
103%
109

96
95%
95
96
100%
79 %
101
96%
7
6
89%
75
89%
74%
88%

25
18
31
11

Jan.
6 71
74% Apr.
23 85% Jan.
16 101% Jan.
29 93% Jan.
27 84% Jan.
29 76% Jan.
9 104% Apr.
8 100% Mar.

87
87%
55% 56
94% Sale
8 9 % ------99% Sale

21%

99%
91%
93
83%
99%

85% M ay

96% 98% 97 M ay
101 IM ay
101
83% 84% 85% 83 % M ay
Sale
98% M ay
99
99
Sale 102% Sale 102 M ay
90
101
100
99% 99% 99% 99 M ay
99% 99% 99% 99 M ay
100% M ay
100%
M ay
100
100% 100
100
99% 98% 99% 98% M ay
31% 27% 31% 28 M ay
99% M ay
99% 99% 100
85% M ay
85% 86% Sale
96%
96%
89%

Sale

93%
94%
88
92%

5 81% M ay 13

87% M ay 1 89% M ay 8
100 M ay 16 100% M ay 12

96%

Sale
Sale
Sale

M ay 4
M ay 4
M ay 19
M ay 12

77% M ay

Sale
87
84
Sale
85% 87
79% 82% 81% 83% 97% Sale
Sale 100% Sale
97
96% Sale
100% 101%
99% 100
100% 102
99%
87% 87%
84% 84% 87% Sale
78%
78% 85
78%
103%
101
------ 103%
94%
93%
93% 95
88 % Sale
91% Sale
91% Sale
Sale 103% Sale
100% Sale 103
98%
79% Sale
78% Sale
73% Sale
Sale 107 Sale
Sale 106
103
107% Sale 109% Sale 110% Sale
---102
99% 100
100
Sale
85% 86% 8 6 % ------86
84%
82% 83% 84
103
103
Sale
102% 102
102
83% Sale
85
86%
83% Sale
6 9 % _____
69
68
9 1 % ------91%
89%
99%
83%
98
102%
90
99
99
100%
99%
98%
27%
99%
85%
96%
96%
89%
85%
89
52
94
92%
99%

95%
94%
94
96

79%
95%

-------

90%
102%
98%
89%
84%
104%

101

6
4
1
2

99% Feb.
101
79% 79 M ay 9 79% M ay 9 74% Jan.
101
100% M ay 1 100% M ay J1 100% Mar.
Sale
94% M ay 29 95% M ay 2 92% Jan.
5 Jan.
6 M ay
6 M ay 27
6 M ay 27
86% 85% M ay 1 89% M ay 14 82% Mar.
Sale
73% M ay 1 75 M ay 6 71% Jan.
Sale
87% M ay 4 89% M ay 18 85 Jan.
73% M ay 4 74% M ay 14 74 Mar.
75
84 % M ay 6 88% M ay 23 85% Jan.

87% Sale
89% Sale
99% 100% 100% 101
76% Sale

94%
94%
89
94

Sale
92% Sale
9 0 % 'M ay
Sale 102% Sale 102% M ay
Sale 100% Sale
98% M ay
Sale
91% Sale
89% M ay
Sale
88% Sale
84% May
105% 105% 105% 104% M ay
100% . . .
100% M ay
100%
102% 104
90%
99%
103% 102% 104 103% M ay
102
93% 94% 93%
83% 81% M ay
83
81% Sale
74% M ay
74% 77
78
73
89 M ay
89% Sale
90% Sale
Sale
87 M ay
87
88% Sale
83% M ay
Sale
87% Sale
84
90% 94% 90%
96% M ay
96% 96%
95
no
94% M ay
91%
108% 109% 108% 109% 108% M ay
98% M ay
98% Sale 100% Sale
99% 98
98
99%
Sale
92% 95
93 % M ay
91% 93% 94
90% 92
90% 94%
90
86% 88%
89
86% 88
Sale 101 % Sale 101% Sale 101% M ay
100
Sale
84% Sale
82 % M ay
83% Sale
81
98%
100 %
101
109% 111
107 %
108% 111
102%
101%
101
91
89% 90% 89% M ay
87 % 89
90
74
77
76% 78% 79% 80% 79% M ay
79% Sale
74% Sale
77% M ay
78% Sale
Sale
81
74% Sale
79 M ay
79% Sale
Sale
Sale
69% Sale
72
60
69% M ay
Sale
94% Sale
92% M ay
93
84% Sale
87% M ay
87% Sale
89% 90
83% 84
100 % 100% 100% 101
100
100% M ay
103% 104% 103% 104% 103% M ay
102
104
103 % 104% 106% Sale 106% 109 106% M ay

95% 96
____
100
82 % 83

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Sale Prices.
99% Mar. 21 101 Feb. 7
1 0 0 % 101
1 0 4 % _____
103
_____
101% ------- 101% M ay 14 101% M ay 14 100% Feb. 3 101% Jan. 27
100% 100% 100% M ay 15 100% M ay 15 100% M ay 15 101 Jan. 27
90
_____ 91% M ay 1 91% M ay 1 91% M ay 1 91% M ay 1
100 Jan. 21 100 Jan. 21
88
------87 M ar. 5 87 Mar. 5
101 % 102
101% M ay 27 101 % M ay 27 100% Apr. 1 102 Jan. 29
59% Sale
57 M ay 6 59% M ay 22 53% Jan. 2 59% M ay 22
8 1 % ------

89 %
Sale

91% Sale

Lowest.

Ask. Bid.

104 % _____
103
_____
1 0 0 % _____
100% 101%
91% Sale
100% -----88
1 0 0 % 161%
51% 57
8 3 % -------

1,000
1,000
50,000

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES IN M A Y .
May 1.

Ask. Bid.

$

43,000
St Jos & Grand Island 1st g 4s_.1947 J J
•fit Lawr & Adirondack 1st g 5s. 1996 J J
2d gold 6s__________________ 1996 A O
14,666
St Louis & Cairo gu g 4s______ 1931 J J
St Louis Iron M tn & South—
151,000
Gen con ry & land grant 5s. .1931 A O
474,000
Unif & ref gold 4s___________1929 J J
Registered______________
.1 J
917,666
River & Gulf Div 1st g 4s_ 1933 M N
_
21,000
St Louis Mer Bdge Ter gu g 5s. 1930 A O
fit Louis-San Fran (Reorg Co)—
Prior lien 4s series A ________ 1950 J J 3,175,000
.1 J
Registered______________
Prior lien 5s series B ________ 1950 J J 1,175,666
99,000|
■ J
T
593,000!
Prior lien 5 % s series D ______ 1942 J .1
Cum adj 6s series A ____July 1955 A O i 1,459,0001
Income 6s series A _____July 1960 Oct 2,558,000,
12,000;
St L & San Fran Ry gen g 6 s ..1931 .T J
5,000,
General gold 5s____________ 1931 .T J
______
St L & S F R R cons g 4s____1996 J J
South West Div g 5s______1947 A O
35,000'
St Louis Peoria & N W 1st gu 5s 1948 ,T J
—
fit Louis Southern 1st gu g 4 s . .1931 M S
150,000
St Louis Southwest 1st g 4s____1989 M N
19,000!
2d gold 4s income bon d.N ov 1989 .T J
442.000
Consol gold 4s______________1932 J D
181.0001
1st terminal & unif 5s_______ 1952 J .T
994,000
St Paul & K C Sh L 1st 4% s.._1941 F A
fit Paul E Grand Trunk 4 % S-. 1947 J .1
7,666
fit Paul Minn & Man cons 4s__1933 J J
10,000
.T J
Registered________________
8,000
1st consol gold 6s__________ 1933 J J
9*000
6s reduced to gold 4% s_____1933 J T
• Registered___________________ .T J
14,000
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s____1937 J D
J D
Registered______________
Pacific Ext sterling gu 4s___ 1940 .1 J
59,000
fit Paul Union Depot 1st 5s____1973 J .T
211,000
San Ant & Aran Pass 1st gu 4s. 1943 J .T
Santa Fe Presc & Phenix 1st 5s.l942 M S
fiav Fla & West 1st g 6 s ______ 1934 A ()
1st, & 'is
•
1Q34 A O
15,000
Scio Vail & N 'E 'lst gu'g 4sIIIIl989 M N
13,000
Seaboard Air Line g 4s________ 1950 A O
409,000
Stamped___________________ 1950 A O
Adjustment 5s_________ Oct 1949 F A 2,251,000
Refunding g 4s____________ 1959 A O 1,186,000
1st & cons 6s series A _______1945 M 8 1,388,000
51,000
Atlan-Birm Div 4s___ M ay 1933 M S
8,000
Seaboard & Roanoke 1st 5s___ 1926 J J
4,000
South & Nor Ala gu 5s________ 1936 F A
16,000
Gen cons gu 50-year 5s_____1963 A O
Southern Pacific Co—
118,000
4s g Central Pac coll___ Aug 1949 .T D
Registered____________________ J D
463.000
Convertible 4s________ June 1929 M S
25,000
J D
31,000
20-year gold 5s_____________1944 M N
83,000
A O
1,000
A O
So Pac o f Calif 1st cons 5s_____ 1937 M N
South Pac Coast gu 4s________ 1937 .1 J
836,000
South Pac RR 1st ref gu 4s____1955 J J
205,000
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s______ 1994 J J
Registered__________________1994 J J
A O 1,324,666
696,000
A O
475,000
Devel & gen 6% s series A _ 1.956 A O
_
12,000
Memphis Div 1st g 5s______ 1996 J J
21,000
St Louis Div 1st g 4s_______ 1951 J J
53,000
Mobile & Ohio coll tr 4s....1 9 3 8 M S
7,000
MN
40,000
T
Spokane Internat 1st g 5s_____1955 ■ J
Staten Island R y 1st 4% s_____1943 J D
fiunbury & Lewis 1st g 4s______ 1936 .T J
M S
8,000
Term Assn of St L 1st g 4 % s— 1939 A O
3,000
First cons g 5s______________ 1944 F A
274,000
Gen ref s f gold 4s__________ 1953 J J
10,000
Texas & N O cons g 5s------------ 1943 J J
180,000
Texas & Pacific 1st g 4s-----------2000 J D
Second gold income 5s______ 2000 Mar
8,000
Louisiana Div B L 1st g 5s__1931 J J
46,000
T ex Pac— M o Pac Term 5%s__1964 M a
1,000
T oledo & Ohio Cent 1st g 5s— 1935 J J
7,000
Western Div 1st g 5s_______ 1935 A O
15,000
J D
1,000
J J
5,000
J J
T o l St L & West pr lien 3% s
66,000
A O
Tol W Va & Ohio 1st gu 4% s A.1931 J J
J J
M S
J D
39,666
J D
80,000
A O
295,000
J J
Union Pac R R & land gr g 4s_
J J
271,666
J J
J J
Registered.
197,000
M S
123,000
M S
167,000
J J
M S
4,666
J J
• J
T
3,666
F A
M N
.1 J
J J
July 1914 coupon on.




Price
Jan. 2
1925.

19

2

100% M ay 12 100% M ay 12
‘ 87% M a y '27 87% M ay 27

20% —
2 1 % -----------------------------------------------------------------------

6 ,1 1 1 %

5 102%
87%

99% Jan. 29

100 % Feb. 18

101
100%
99%
30
99%
86%

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

17
20
6
31
13
14

97 Jan. 9
89% Jan. 28
8 6 % Jan. 30
r92% Jan. 23
62 Jan. 8
94% Apr. 24
93 Apr. 24
99% Jan. 28
98 Jan. 22
90 Apr. 24
107% M ay 26
104% Jan. 27
92% Jan. 13
101 % Jan. 27

86% Jan. 21 87% M ay 27
86% Apr. 30 86% Apr. 30
24% Jan. 20 24% Jan. 20

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BONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECOKD
BONDS

N. 7 . STO C K EXCHANGE.

Sales in
May
ft
• ft. Par Value.
5
$

Price
Jan. 2
1925.
Bid.
Ask.
9 9 * * ------1001* 100**
9 9 1 * .........
100 _____
951* 961*
841* Sale
951* Sale
100** 1001*
941* Sale

Verdigris Val Ind & West 1st 5s 1926 M S
10,000
Virginia Midland 5s ser E 1926-1926 M S
8,000
5s series F __________________ 1931 M S
7.000
General 5s_________________ 1936 M N
2.000
Va & Southwest 1st gu 5s_____2003
J
177.000
First cons 50-year 5s_______ 1958
O
541.000
Virginian R y 1st 5s ser A _____ 1962 M N 1.135.000
Wabash 1st gold 5s____________1939 M N
119.000
Second gold 5s______________ 1939 F A
806.000
R ef s f 5**s ser A temp_____1975 M S 1.603.000
Deb B 6s registered________ 1939
J
1st lien 50-year gold term 4s. 1954
J
8,000 771* 78**
Det & Ch Ex 1st g 5s_______ 1941
J
9 9 * * ------Des Moines Div 1st g 4s____1939
J
26,000 801* 81**
Omaha Div 1st g 3**s______ 1941 A O
4,000 721* 74
Tol & Chic Div 1st g 4s_____1941 M S
34,000 8 2 * * ------Waco & N W Div 1st 6s______ 1930 IM N
102
___
Warren R R 1st ref gu 3**_____ 2000iF A
7 7 1 * ------Wash Cent R y 1st g 4s_______ 1948 Q M
811* 85
Wash Term 1st gu 3**s______ 1945 F A
21,000 821* 83
1st 40-year guar 4s________ 1945
80
82
Weatherf M W & N W 1st 5s-_1930
West Maryland 1st g 4s______ 1952
615,000 63** Sale
West N Y & P a 1st g 5s_______ 1937
4,000 99** 1001*
General gold 4s_____________ 1943
13.000 801* 811*
Inc g 5s_______________ April 1943 N ov
341*
516.000 901* Sale
Western Pacific 1st 5s A ______ 1946 M S
119.000 1011* Sale
1st g 6s ser B _______________ 1946 M S
168.000 821* Sale
West Shore 1st 4s guar_______ 2361 J J
74,000 801* Sale
Registered_________________ 2361
2,000 101
Wheeling & Lake Erie 1st g 5s._1926
7,000 991* 1001*
Wheeling Div 1st g 5s______ 1928
Exten & impt. gold 5s______ 1930
97
991*
248.000 68
Refunding 4**s ser A ______ 1966 M S
681*
120.000 70
Wheel & L Erie RR 1st con g 4s 1949 M S
721*
55.000 631* Sale
Wilkes-B & East 1st gu g 5s_ 1942 J D
_
30.000 100**
Wilmar & Sioux Falls 1st 5s_ 1938 J D
_
6,000 83
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s____ 1960 J J
83**
161,000 79** 801*
Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s_ 1949 J J
_
2,000 85
Sup & Dul Div & Ter 1st 4s_1936 M N
87
Wor & Con East R y 4**s_____ 1943 J J
Industrials
Adams Express coll tr g 4s___ 1948 M S
38,000 85
Sale
154,000 96** Sale
Ajax Rubber 1st 8s_________ -1936 J D
Alaska Gold M deb 6s A _____ 1925 M S
1,000
34*
5
10-year conv 6s ser B _____ 1926 M S
3**
5 J*
51.000 981* 98**
Amer Agric Chem 1st conv 5S-.1928 A O
897.000 95** Sale
1st ref sink fund 7**s_______ 1941 F A
137.000
Amer Beet Sugar conv deb 6 s..l9 3 5 F A
159.000 97** Sale
Amer Chain 10-year s f deb 6 s.1933 A O
110.000 91** 92
Amer Cotton Oil deb 5s______1931 M N
38.000 106
Amer Dock & Impt extd 6s___ 1936 J J
____
18.000 98
Amer Mach & Fdy s f g 6s___ 1939 A O
Sale
87.000 91 J* Sale
Amer Republic Corp s f deb 6s. 1937 A O
309.000 96
Amer Smeltg & R ef 5s ser A _ 1947 A O
_
Sale
211.000 104** Sale
1st g 6s ser B _______________1947 A O
Amer Sugar Refg 15-year 6s_ 1937 J
_
352.000 100 Sale
734.000 96** Sale
Amer Tel & Tel Coll trust 4s_1929 J
12.000 90** Sale
Convertible 4s_____________ 1936 M S
13.000 106**-----20-year convertible 4**s___ 1933 M S
523.000 100** Sale
30-year coll trust 5s________ 1946 J D
35-year sink fd deb 5s_____ 1960 J J 4.934.000
723.000 101** Sale
20-year sink fd 5**s________1943 M N
186.000 126
Sale
7-year convertible 6s_______ 1925 F A
217.000 92** Sale
Amer Water Wks & Elec coll 5s. 1934 A O
356.000 45** Sale
Amer Writing Paper s f 7-6s— 1939 J J
20 1 .0 0 0
46
Sale
Temp interchang ctfs o f dep____
Anaconda Copper Min 1st 6s_.1953 F A 1.074.000 99** Sale
15-year conv deb 7s________ 1938 F A 1.048.000 102** Sale
698.000 100 Sale
Andes Cop Min deb 7s 25% pd 1943 J J
44.000
Antilla (Comp Azuc) 1st 7**s__ 1939 J J
157.000
Ark & Memph Bdge & Term 5 s-1964 M S
Sale
506.000 85
Armour & Co 1st real est 4**s.l939 J D
439.000 91** Sale
Armour & Co o f Del 1st 5**s__1943 J J
71.000 101** Sale
Associated Oil 6% gold notes__1935 M S
11.000 97
Atlanta Gas Lt 1st 5s________ 1947 J D
Sale
1,000 20
_
Atlantic Fruit 7s ctfs o f dep_ 1934 J D
22
Sale
Certif o f deposit stamped_______
115.000 97** Sale
Atlantic Refining deb 5s______1937 J J
Sale
24.000 102
Baldwin Locom Wks 1st s f 5s. 1940 M N
34,000, 100 ** 1035*
Baraqua (Comp Azucar) 7**s_1927 J J
64.0001 1 0 2 ** Sale
Barnsdail Corp conv 8s______1931 J J
266.000 102** Sale
Bell Telephone o f Pa 1st 5s B ..1948 J J
74.000 1 0 0 ** 1005*
Bethlehem Steel 1st ext s f 5 s ..1926 J J
loo,ooo! 93** Sale
1st & refund 5s gu ser A ____1942 M N
258,000! 90** Sale
20-year pur & imp s f 5s____1936 J J
Sale
537,000! 94
Cons 30-year s f 6s ser A ____1948 F
206,000, 85** Sale
Con 30-year s f 5**s B ______ 1953 F
50.000
Bing & Bing temp deb 6**s____1950 M
20 .0 0 0 80** 82**
Booth Fisheries deb 6s________ 1926 A
388.000 97** Sale
Brier Hill Steel 1st 5**s______ 1942 A
64.000 73** Sale
Broadway & 7th A v 1st con 5s_1943 J
73**
19.0001 72
Ctfs o f dep stpd D ec ’24 int_____
8 , 000 ’ 87** 91**
J
Brooklyn City R R 1st 5s_____1941
534.000 99** Sale
Bklyn Edison Inc gen 5s A ____1949 J J
27,000 103** 104**
General 6s series B _________ 1930 J J
Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6s______ 1968 J J 2,577,000 82** Sale
6,000 66** 67
Bklyn Q Co & Sub gtd 5s_____1941 M N
1st 5s stamped_____________ 1941 J J
95
Brooklyn Rapid Transit g 5 s ..1945 A O
Trust co ctfs deposit_______
80
1st refund conv 4s g ________ 2002
3-year secured notes 7s_____ 1921
Trust Co. ctfs deposit___
3.000
do stamped_______________
Bklyn Un El 1st g 4-5s________1950
FA 140.000 83** Sale
Stamped guaranteed_______ 1950
FA 154.000 83** 83**
47.000 99** 100**
Bklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s_.1945 M N
1.000
10-year conv deb 7s_________1932 MN
8,000
1st 1 & ref 6s A _______
1947
MN
2 ,0 0 0 9 1 * * ------Buffalo & Susq gen s f 5s_____ 1932 J D
Sale
10.000 84
Bush Terminal 1st 4s_________ 1952 A O
87.000 86** 86**
Consol 5s___________________ 1955
JJ
Sale
72.000 95
Buildings 5s gu tax ex______ 1960 A O
Cal G & E Corp unif & ref 5s_1937 M N
California Petroleum 6**s____ 1933 A O
Camaguey Sugar sink fd 7s____ 1942 A O
_
Canada Steamship Lines 7s_ 1942 M N
Canadian General Electric 6S..1942
Central Dist Tel 1st 30-year 5s. 1943
Central Foundry 1st sink fd 6s. 1931
Central Leather 20-year gold 5s 1925
Registered_________________
1st lien sink fund 6 s ________ 1945
Central Steel 1st sink fd 8s____1941 M N
Chic Gas L & O 1st gu g 5s____1937
Chicago Rys 1st 5s___________1927
Chile Copper conv 6s ser A ____1932
Cine Gas & El 1st & ref 5s____1956
40-year prior lien 5**s B Jan 1961
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4s_____ 1940
Colo Fuel & Iron Co gen s f 5 s ..1943
Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu____1934
Registered_____________________
Columbia Gas & El 1st 5s_____ 1927
Stamped________________________
Col’& 9th Av 1st gu g 5s_______ 1993 M S
Columbus Gas 1st g 5s________ 1932 J J
Commercial Cable 1st g 4s__ 2397 O J




38.000 99** 995*
125.000 1005* Sale
93**
45.000 93
42.000 96** 97**
107** 1075*
9,000 100** 100**
18,000 95** 96**
100** Sale
99** 100**
482.000
13.000 1105*-----18.000 99** Sale
472.000 83** Sale
856.000 110** Sale
38.000
43.000 1015* Sale
77** 87
10,000 90
92
89.000 80** Sale
2,000 1005* Sale
136.000
134.000 100** Sale
4.000
8
12
2.000 99
____
71.000 72
73

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES IN M A Y .
May 1.

May 29.

Bid.
100**
100**
97**
100**
100
90**
99**
101
96**
95**

Ask. Bid.
100** 100**
100** 100**
100
101** 100**
101
995*
98
Sale
Sale 1005*
Sale 101**
Sale
98**
Sale
97**

80
101**
84
75
85**
102
80**
81**
825*
895*
96**
63 5*
100**
80**
35**
94
1025*
835*
81**
100 **
995*
975*
69**
73**
65
102*
*
82**
78**
845*
755*

835* 80
101** 100**
86
755* 75**
86** 84
102
77
84
81**
Sale
825*
895*
97**
Sale
665*
985*
80
Sale
46
Sale
95**
103** 103
Sale
84**
82** 82**
100** 100**
99** 100

99**
1025*
106
105
101**
1005*
94**
905*
94
85**

Sale
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
81
Sale
77
84

Sale Prices.
100** M ay 9
100 ** M ay 29
100 M ay 12
100 ** M ay 6
100 M ay 12
89 M ay
99** M ay
M ay
101
96** M ay
95** M ay
80

M ay 13

85
M ay
755* M ay
855* M ay

4
5
7

82

2 82 ** M ay

M ay

85
102
4
4
102
103**
100
Sale 100**
Sale
975*
108
1065*
99** 99
Sale
96**
Sale
98**
108
107
Sale 102 J *
975*
Sale
Sale
91**
100
95
Sale 102 **
Sale
955*
Sale 104 J*
131**
129
Sale
97**
61
52
Sale
60**
Sale 100 **
Sale 102
Sale
97
92** 91**
91** 935*
Sale
89 5*
Sale
93 J*
1025* 103
985*
27
195*
39**
Sale
99**
103
Sale
Sale 105**
Sale 102**
Sale 100**
Sale
94**
Sale
93
Sale
95**
Sale
87**
96
Sale
75
Sale 101
71** 75
74**
72
92
93

73
99**
71
70
92
102
101**
105
1055* 105**
895*
865* Sale
Sale
65
625*
725*
70**
563*

835* 86
Sale
86
Sale 101**
135**
111
110
Sale
91
875*
Sale
895*
Sale
97**

5

Sale
635* M ay 1 675* M ay 22
Sale
985* M ay 29 100** M ay 11
80** 80 M ay 22 80 M M ay 1
Sale
103**
855*
82**
101*1
Sale

93 5*
1025*
82
815*
1005*
99**

Sale
Sale
5
75*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1075*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
915*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Highest.

M ay 1 955* M ay 21
M ay 11 104 M ay 25
M ay 4 86** M ay 23
M ay 13 82** M ay 20
M ay 9 1005* M ay 9
M ay 16 100 M ay 18
16
21
8
19
16
21
6

85 M ay 8 86
M ay 8
985* M ay 1 102** M ay 9
5 M ay 14 5 M ay 14

84**
81**
89**
955*
63 **
995*
79**
45
90**
100**
81**
795*
100**
995*
995*
68
72
63}*
102
825*
78**
825*

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

85
94**
3**
4
98**
945*
975*
965*
91**
106**
98
91**
95**
1035*
99**
96**
89**
945*
100
94**
101
125
92**
44
43
99**
995*
94
91**
91
85
91
1015*
975*
18
22
975*

Jan.
87** Jan. 9
102** M ay 9
Jan.
Feb.
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May
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Feb.
102** M ay 26
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98 M ay 25
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23 107** Jan.
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Lowest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
100 }* M ay 4 995* Jan. 12 100** M ay 4
100 J* M ay 7 100** Feb. 24 100** Mar. 18
100 M ay 12 99** Jan. 15 100 M ay 12
102** M ay 26 100 Jan. 14 102** M ay 26
M ay 19 93** Jan. 10 102 M ay 19
102
935* M ay 23 84}* Jan. 2 93 5* M ay 23
101** M ay 21 95 Jan. 5 101** M ay 21
1015* M ay 14 100** Jan. 6 101 ** M ay 14
98** M ay 29 94** Jan. 2 98** M ay 29
975* M ay 23 94** Apr. 8 975* M ay 13
935* Feb. 20 93** Feb. 20
80** M ay 18 77** Jan. 16 83** Apr. 25
99** Jan. 9 100** Apr. 6
86 M ay 27 815* Jan. 6 86
M ay 27
M ay 13
77 M ay 13 74 Jan. 26 77
86 M ay 6 84** Feb. 4 86 M ay 6

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2
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m 74** M ay 2 78** M ay
65
M ay
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83** M ay 11 84** M ay
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78** M ay 5 81}* M ay
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Highest.

Lowest.

Sale 100** M ay 1 101** M ay 27 98 Feb.
100** Sale 101
M ay 5 104*! M ay 28 1005* Jan.
103** Sale 104 Sale 103
92
93** 91** M ay 12 92 ** M ay 8 95}* Mar.
92** 95
98 M ay 2 985* .May 29 965* Jan.
97** 98** 985* Sale
1075* Mar.
101** Sale 102**
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102** M ay 27 100** Jan.
95** 94 M ay
95 M ay 11 94 M ay
925* 955* 95
99** Mar.
99** Jan.
99** M ay
Sale 1015* Sale
100
101** M ay 22 975* Mar.
112
112** 110** May
112** M ay 19 110 Apr.
110** 111
100** May
100** 100** 101
101** M ay 18 98** Jan.
76** May
77 Sale
765* Sale
795* M ay 16 755* Apr.
108 M ay 28 105 Mar.
1055* Sale 107** Sale 1055* May
100** May
101**
1005*
1015* M ay 26 98** Feb.
Sale 103** M ay
103** Sale 105
105 M ay 29 100** Jan.
80
Jan.
80** 87** 81
92
88** M ay
91
92
M ay 9 87** Apr.
91** Sale
Sale
82
80** M ay
82** M ay 15 80 Jan.
81** Sale
82
Feb.
Sale 1005* M ay 1 101** M ay 21 100** Jan.
1005* Sale 101
100** 1005* 10 1 ** ------ 1005* M ay 2 101** M ay 27 100 Jan.
12** M ay 14 14 M ay 12
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73** M ay 5 77** M ay 12 715* Mar.
72** 73** 77

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Feb.
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Apr.
104** M ay
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99** Jan.
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100** Jan.
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101** M ay
114 Jan.
1015* M ay
88 Mar.
111** Jan.
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80 Jan.
Feb.
93
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Feb.
101}* M ay
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14 M ay
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Apr.
76

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BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECOKD

BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
•Commercial Credit s f 6s______1934 M N
Com ’wealth Power 25-yr 6s
1947 M N
Computing-Tab-Record s f 6s__1941 J J
Conn R y & Lt 1st g 4 % s______ 1951 J J
Stamped guar 4 % s---------------1951 J J
Consol Coal M d 40-yr 5s______ 1950 J D
Consol Gas (N Y ) deb 5% s____1945 F A
Cons Pr & Lt 1st & ref 6% s A _1943 M S
Cont Paper & Bag Mills 6 % s_1944 F A
Consum Gas Chic 1st gu g 5 s ..1936 J D
Consumers Power 1st lien 5s_ 1952 M N
_
Corn Prod R ef gold s f 5s______ 1931 M N
1st 25-year s f 5s___________ 1934 M N
Crown Cork & Seal 1st s f 6s_ 1942 F A
_
Cuba Cane Sugar conv 7s_____ 1930 J J
Conv deb stamped 8 % _____ 1930 J J
_
Cuban-Amer Sug 1st coll 8s_ 1931 M S
Cuban Dom Sug 1st 7 % s_____1944 M N
Cumb T & T 1st & gen 5s_____1937 J J
Cuyamel Fruit 1st 6s init ctfs..l9 4 0 A O
Denver City Tramw 1st gold 5s 1933 A O
Denver Gas & El 5s__________ 1951 M N
Dery (D G) Corp 1st s f 7s____1942 M S
Detroit Edison Co 1st 5s______ 1933 J J
1st & ref 5s Series A ___ July 1940 M S
Gen & ref 5s series A ________ 1949 A O
1st & ref 6s Series B ___ July 1940 M S
Det United 1st cons g 4 % s___ 1932 J J
Dodge Bros deb 6s int rects_ 1941
_
Dold (Jacob) Pack 1st 6s______ 1942 M N
Dominion Iron & Steel 5s_____ 1939 M S
Donner Steel 1st ref 20-year 7s. 1942 J J
du Pont (E I) Powder 4 % s____1936 J D
du Pont de Nem & Co 7% s____1931 M N
Registered______________________ J D
Duquesne Lt 1st & coll 6s Ser A 194S J J
1st coU tr 5 % s Ser B ________1949 J J
Eastern Cuba Sugar 7 % s______ 1937 M S
Ed El 111 Bkn 1st con g 4s____ 1939 J J
Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s___ 1995 J J
E lecPow Corp (Germany) 6% s 1950 M S
Elkhorn Coal conv 6% n otes.. 1925 J D
Empire Gas & Fuel 1st & ref 7% s ’37 M N
Equitable Gas 1st con 5s______ 1932 M S
Federal L & Tr 1st s f 5s______ 1942 M S
1st lien s f 6s stmpd________ 1942 M
Conv deb 7s A _____________ 1953 M S
Federated Metals conv 7s_____ 1939 J D
Fisk Rubber 1st s f 8s________ 1941 M S
Ft Smith Lt & Traction 5s____1936 M
Frameric Ind & Dev 20-yr 714s 1942 J J
Francisco Sugar 20-yr 714s____ 1942 M N
Gas & Elec (Bergen Co) 5s____1949 J D
Gen Asphalt conv s f 6s_______ 1939 A O
Gen Baking 1st 25-yr 6s______ 1936 J D
General Elec deb g 314s_______ 1942 F A
Debenture 5s_______________ 1952 M S
Gen Refractories 1st 6s_______ 1952 F A
German General Elec 7s tem p. 1945 J J
Goodrich (B F) Co 1st 614s____1947 J J
Goodyear Tire & Rub s f 8s____1941 M N
10-year deb s f 8s______ M ay 1931 F A
Granby Con M S & P 1st 6s_ 1928 M N
_
Stamped________________________ M N
Conv deben 8s______________ 1925 M N
Gray & Davis 1st conv s f 7s._1932 F A
Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s____1944 F A
Great Falls Power 1st s f 5s____1940 M N
Hackensack Water 1st 4s_____ 1952 J J
Hartford Street R y 4s________ 1930 M S
Havana El Ry Lt & P 5s______ 1954 M S
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5s_____ 1952 F A
_
Hershey Chocolate 1st s f 6s_ 1942 M N
Hoe (R) & Co 1st 6%s A ______1934 A O
Holland Amer L 6s (flat)______ 1947 M N
Hudson County Gas 1st 5s____ 1949 M N
Humble Oil & R ef 5 % s .............1932 J J

Sales in
May
Par Value.

Price
Jan. 2
1925.

Bid.
$
178.000 99%
254.000 98
26,000 101%
89%
9,000 92
267.000 87
2,428,000
310.000 100%
53.000 89
15.000 98%
615.000 91
100
101
31.000 77
44.000 94
152.000 99%
67.000 107%
292.000 96%
167.000 97%
30.000
3.000
204.000 92%
31.000 75
58.000 100%
335.000 100
316.000
151.000 107%
70.000 91%
1,669,000
32.000 81%
17.000 66
91.000 89%
1.000 89%
328.000 108
107%
437.000 106
76.000 104%
579.000 105%
21.000 89%
2,000 102%
194.000
155
1,418,000 97%
11,000 99%
79.000 99%
61.000 99%
115%
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28.000 78 M
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85,000 104%
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98

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Bid.
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92%
103
100%
79
98%
99%

20
27
13
22
5
1
2
23
28

64%
64
66
87%
71
67
88%
88%

97% 97%
98% Sale
92
93%

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

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

103
105%
84
105%
110 %
93%
106
121
109%

M ay
43
M ay 21 43
118% M ay 7 119% M ay

96% Sale
94% Sale
91
94

98%
101
104%
83
101 %
100
93

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

4 1 % -----118% Sale

4 1 % -----119
Sale

100 % Feb.
M ay
9 71
18 93% Jan.
20 99% Jan.
4 107% Feb.
4 96% Jan.
27 97 Jan.
Apr.
26 99
6 83% M ay
15 92% Jan.
12 75 Jan.
13 99% Mar.
15 99% Feb.
27 97% Mar.
29 106% Jan.
7 87% Mar.
29 94% Apr.
15 82 Jan.
Apr.
25 50
4 88% Jan.
13 90% Jan.
13 106% Feb.
107% Jan.
25 104% Mar.
29 104 Jan.
14 103
M ay
28 90% Feb.
27 99% M ay
14 87% Mar.
98% Apr.
28 97% Jan.
5 99% Apr.
19 88
Jan.
18 96% Jan.
116 Jan.
26 101
Mar.
21 108 Jan.
28 76% Jan.
19 89% Apr.
27 103% Mar.

102%
105%
84
105
100
93%
104%
120
108%

13
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
69%
Sale
Sale

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
98 % M ay 4 100 M ay 29 98 Apr. 9 100 M ay 29
102% M ay 29
100% M ay 1 102% M ay 29 97% Jan.
104% Feb. 10
101% M ay 1 103 M ay 27 101% Jan.
90% Feb.
90% Feb. 2
92% Feb. 18
91
M ay 1 91% M ay 20 89 Jan.
Feb. 17
90
84 M ay 5 81 M ay
81
M ay 4
102% M ay 1 105 M ay 26 101% Feb. 27 105 M ay 26
M ay 13102% M ay 4 105 M ay 13 100% Jan. 6 105
87% M ay 28 88% M ay 1 87% Jan. 26 92% M ar. 26
99% M ay 1 100% M ay 8 92% Feb. 2 100 % M ay 8
95% M ay 1 100 M ay 27 90% Jan. 3 100 M ay 27

102
76
Sale
Sale
108
Sale
102
Sale

99% 99%
102% 103
103
105% 104% 105%
83% 85%
Sale 105% Sale
101 % 101% Sale
Sale
93% Sale
Sale 105% Sale
Sale 120% Sale
Sale 109% Sale
99%
100
100%
Sale
93% Sale
Sale
Sale
90
101% 102%
85%
84%
Sale.
93
93% 93% Sale
Sale 104
Sale
102% 102% Sale
Sale
Sale
88
100% 100%
Sale 101% Sale

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

M ay
Sale 101% Sale 101% M ay 18 103
Sale 112% 113% 110% M ay
113% M ay
79 M ay
Sale
78
79
77% M ay
93% M ay
93% Sale
91% Sale
91% M ay
106% M ay
106% 106% Sale 105 M ay
106

108%
99%
99% 100
Sale
99
93% 93%
Sale
88%
102
101%
84
84%
83%
Sale
86%
94
93%
Sale
103%
Sale
102 %
Sale
83%
98% 99%
Sale 102

657.000 97% Sale
Illinois Bell Telep 1st & ref 5s A 1936 J D
279.000 93% Sale
Illinois Steel deben 4% s_______ 1940 A O
8,000 88% Sale
Ind Nat Gas & Oil ref 5s______ 1936 M N
89.000 101% Sale
Indiana Steel 1st 5s___________1952 M N
J J
98%
Ingersoll Rand 1st 5s____Dec 1935
11
Inter-Metropolitan coll 4%s._1956 A O
6
10
Trust Co ctfs of deposit_________
10 %
16% stamped________________
710.000 68 Sale
J
Interboro R T 1st & ref 5s___ 1966
J 1,537,000 67% Sale
Stamped_____________________
204.000 73
Sale
10-year 6% notes___________1932 A O
670.000 93
Sale
10-year 7% notes___________1932 M S
35.000 67
MN
70
Int Agri Corp 1st & coll tr 5s..1932
57.000 61
Sale
Stamped extended to _____ 1942
524.000 88% Sale
Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s_____ 1941 A 6
467.000 88% Sale
Intern Paper conv 5s Ser A ____1947 J J
1st & ref s f 5s Ser B ________ 1947 J J
290.000
Temp ref 6s ser A ___________1955 M S
490.000 88
Sale
Jurgens Works 6s (flat)_______ 1947 J J
504.000 96% Sale
Kansas City Power & Lt 5s____ 1952 M S
236.000 98% Sale
M S
Kansas Gas & El 1st s f 6s_____1952 F A
60,000 102 Sale
Kayser (Julius) & Co 7s_______ 1942
643.000 97% Sale
Kelly Springfield Tire 8s______ 1931 M N
16,000 82
84
Keystone Telephone 1st 5s____ 1935 J J
2,000 100% Sale
Kings Co E L & Pow g 5s_____1937
8,000 116%
Purchase money 6s_________ 1997
4.000 75
75%
Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s____ 1949
28,000 75
75%
Stamped guaranteed_______ 1949
13.000 88% 90
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s___1954
4.000 103%
1st 6 % s ___________________ 1954
20.000 106%
Kinney (G R) Co conv 7J4s___ 1936
90.000 89% Sale
Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s Ser A . 1950
98.000
Sale
Laclede Gas L ref & ext 1st 5s. .1934
579.000 98% Sale
Coll & ref 5% s Series C _____ 1953
25.000 95% 96
95
Lehigh Coal & Nav 4 % s______ 1954
21.000 100
101
Lehigh Valley Coal 1st 5s_____ 1933
91
1st 40-yr gu Int red to 4 % .-.1 9 3 3
5,000 3 9 % 55%
Lex A v & Pav F ’y 1st gu g 5s. .1993 M S
87,000 117% Sale
A O
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s___1944
Registered___________________ A O
165,000 98
Sale
5s---------------------------------------- 1951 F A
34,000 114% Sale
Lorillard (P) Co 7s____________1944 A O
A O
Registered___________________ F A
141.000 96% Sale
5s__________________________ 1951
Sale
Louisv Gas & El 1st & ref 5s___1952 M N 1,172,000 91
1,000
Louisville Ry 1st cons 5s______ 1930 J J
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec Co—
169.000 85% Sale
1st s f 6)^s_________________ 1944 F A
252.000 132
Sale
Magma Copper conv 7s_______ 1932 J D
125.000
Manati Sugar 1st s f 7% s______ 1942 A O
243.000 99% Sale
63%
Manhattan R y (N Y) con g 4s. 1990 A O
3,000 54% Sale
Sale
2d 4s_______________________ 2013 J D
67.000 98
Sale
Manila Electric 1st ref 7s______ 1942 M N
16.000 84
85
Manila El R y & Lt 1st 5s______ 1953 M S
338.000 99
Q
Sale
Market St Ry 1st 7s_____Apr 1940 M -J
S
Sale
Maxwell Motors conv 7s______ 1934
41.000 105% Sale
102%
Metropolitan Edison 1st 6s B ..1952 F A
96.000 91% 92
1st & ref 5s Series C ________ 1953 J J
39.000 100% 101
Metropolitan Power 1st 6s A . .1953 J D
11.000
M et West Side Elev (Chicago) 4s ’38 F A
772,000 70%
Mid-Continent Petrol 1st 6%s_1940 M S

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES ITV M A Y .
May 1.

Ask Bid.
Sale
98
Sale 100 %
Sale
102 %
91% 91
Sale
91
Sale
82
102%
Sale 102 V
s
90% 88 %
99% 99%
Sale
95 %
100
101
Sale
77
94% 95 %
Sale
99 %
Sale
107%
Sale
97%
Sale
99%
99
83%
92% 94%
Sale
76%
101
101
Sale
100%
99
Sale
107%
92
90%
96
82
86
69
50%
Sale
90
90% 94%
Sale
107%
107%
Sale
105%
Sale 104%
Sale 103%
92
91%
99%
87%
Sale
Sale
103%
99%
Sale
93%
Sale
94%
118
Sale
102 %
Sale
111
Sale
105

21

102%
80
98
102%
110
98%
101%
99%
83%
97
82
102%
102 %
100 %
108%
93%
99%
88%
68%
91%
94%
108%
107%
107%
106
106%
94
102%
88%
100

104%
100 %
96
103
136
107
113%
79
95%
106%
9

15
13
19
28
3
23
2
6
2
24
24
2
6
11

Apr. 13
M ar. 28
M ar. 3
M ar. 6
Apr. 6
M ar. 2
M ay 27
M ay 26
M ay 6
M ay 15
Feb. 5
Feb. 4
M ay 15
M ay 27
Apr. 18
Mar. 7
Apr. 11
Feb. 14
Feb. 16
Jan. 20
M ay 13
Jan. 30
Jan. 13
M ay 25
Jan. 23
Feb. 9
Apr. 10
M ar. 18
M ay 14
Jan. 2
M ay 28
M ay 5
Apr. 3
M ay 18
Jan. 17
Feb. 28
M ay 21
Mar. 21
Feb. 11
M ay 27

98% Feb. 19
103 Mar. 6
105% Feb. 16
84 Jan. 2
105% Apr. 24
102% Mar. 25
94% Jan. 27
106% Apr. 28
121
M ay 23
109% Feb. 13
100% M ar. 17
------M
98% ar. 31
100% Mar. 17
Jan. 30
95
9 i % Jan. 2
102% M ay 23
86 M ay 26
82% Jan. 10
93 M ay 29
96 M ay 9
104% Jan. 6
103% Mar. 18
88% M ay 20
100% M ay 19
102% M ay 5

Jan.
101% M ay 29
Jan.
96% M ay 15
Jan. 13 92% Apr. 22
Feb. 4 103% M ay 19
Jan. 31 99% Jan. 31
Feb. 9 11 Jan. 19
Mar. 13
Mar. 23
Mar. 23
Mar. 23
Apr. 4
Mar. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 6
Mar. 23

10%
74%
73%
81%
95
74%
71%
91%
94

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

13
9
9
9
9
29
27
4
25

97%
88
95%
98%
101%
90
82
100%
114%
75
74
89
103%
106%
7
59%
16 98%
27 95%
l i 95%
13
100
21 39%
29 116
117%
28 97%
19
114%
115
20 95%
22 90%
25 92

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

98 M ay 29
99% M ay 7
100% M ay 29
103% M ay 26
104 M ay 19
101
M ay 12
87% M ay 29
102
M ay 29
119% M ay 25
78% M ay 18
74
M ay 12
97% M ay 15
106% M ay 4
108%|Jan. 16
94% Mar. 10
101
M ay 16
102
M ay 27
100% Feb. 25
101
Jan. 7

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

43
120
117%
100%
117%
115
97%
99
93

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

13
25
11
22
25
11
20
12
18

1
85%
20 113
26 99
26 57%
7
51
14
97%
22 85
11
97%
16 105 %
101
20 91%
29 100%
27 70%
22
95%

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

86%
132%
102
64
56
102%
92
100
105%
105
97
104
80
98%

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

11
2
10
9
9
14
14
6
2
16
29
24
5
22

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Sales in
May
Par Value.

Price
Jan. 2
1925.

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES IN M A Y .
May 1.

May 29.

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Bid.
Ask. Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Midvale St & Ord conv s f 5 s ..1936 M S
623.000
90% M ay 1 93% M ay 25 87% Jan. 2 93 % M ay 25
92% Sale
Milwaukee El R y & Lt cons 5s .1926 F A
15.000
100
100% 100 M ay 22 100% M ay 26 100 Jan. 8 101% Feb. 28
Refunding & ext 4 % s______ 1 9 3 1 J J
42.000
9 6 % ------- 95% M ay 1 96% M ay 22 95 Jan. 2 96% M ay 22
General & refunding 5s A ___1951 J D
105.000
97% M ay 1 100 M ay 29 94 Mar. 11 100 M ay 29
99% Sale
1st & ref 5s ser B __________ 1961 J D
619.000
92% Sale
8 8 % M ay
1 92% M ay 29 84% Jan. 2 92% M ay 29
1st & ref g 6 s series C _______1953 M S
265.000
102% Sale 100 M ay 1 104 M ay 25 98% Apr. 1 104 M ay 25
Milwaukee Gas Lt 1st 4s______ 1927 M N
27.000
98% M ay 18 99% M ay 5 96% Jan. 16 99% Feb. 27
98% Sale
124.000
Montana Power 1st & ref 5s A . 1943 J J
100
Sale
99% M ay 15 100% M ay 5 97% Apr. 1 100% M ay 5
Mont Tram 1st & ref A 5s_____1941 J J
174.000
98% Sale
96 % M ay 2 98% M ay 26 94 Jan. 3 98% M ay 26
Morris & Co 1st s f 4 % s______ 1939 J J
147.000
84% Sale
82% M ay 4 84% M ay 29 78% Jan. 2 84% M ay 29
O
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s ser 2___ 1966
77 Mar. 26 77% Mar. 24
78
------J
10-20-year 5s series 3 ______ 1932
1,000
96% 97
96 M ay 1 96 M ay 1 95% Jan. 8 96% Feb. 19
D
64.000
98
Sale
Murray Body 1st 6 % s_________1934
96% M ay 18 98% M ay 23 96% M ay 18 98% Feb. 19
97
7.000 94
9 7 % ------- 96 % M ay 5 97 M ay 6 95% Jan. 22 97 M ay 6
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s____1947 M N
Feb. 11 99% M ay 12
3.000 95 %
Mutual Union Tel 5s__________1941 M N
99% M ay 12 99% M ay 12 99
99% 101
105,000 60 % Sale
Nassau Elec guar gold 4s_____ 1951 J J
61
61% 59 M ay 14 61% M ay 21 57% Apr. 28 63 Jan. 8
1.000 98
99 % M ay 27 99% M ay 27 97% Feb. 25 99% Apr. 28
Nat Enam & Stp 1st 20-yr 5s_1929 J D
99% 101
96.000 93 % Sale"
National Acme 1st 7 % s_______ 1931 J D
8 l
M ay 2 89
89
Sale
M ay 29 80 Apr. 27 94 Jan. 8
97 % ------98 Jan. 19 99% Feb. 3
Nat Starch 20-year deb 5s____ 1930 J J
48.000 100% 101
National Tube 1st 5s______ ...1 9 5 2 M N
103 M ay 18 100% Jan. 2 103 M ay 18
102% 102 % 101% M ay
100
3,000 98
Newark Con Gas 5s___________1948 J D
100% M ay 27 98% Mar. 20 100% M ay 27
100% 100% 99% M ay
154.000 100 Sale
New England T & T 30-yr 5 s ._ 1952 J D
102 M ay 27 99% M ar. 24 102 M ay 27
102
Sale 100 M ay
104%
12.000 104
103 M ay 26 104 M ay 1 103 M ay 26 104% M ar. 13
102
103
N Y Air Brake 1st conv 6 s____1928 M N
22,000 77% 78%
N Y D ock 50-year gold 4 s ____ 1951 F A
80 M ay 5 81% M ay 21 77% Jan. 7 81% M ay 21
80% 81
O
294.000 113% Sale
114% Sale 114 M ay
115% M ay 23 112 M ar. 19 115% M ay 23
N Y Edison 1st & ref 6 % s____1941
O 1,248,000
101% Sale 100% M ay
101% M ay 20 99% Apr. 13 101 % M ay 20
1st lien & ref 5s B temp_____1944
D
71,000 102 Sale
104% M ay 20 100% Jan. 8 104% M ay 20
102% ____ 103% 104% 102% M ay
N Y Gas El Lt Ht & Pow 5 s . . . 1948
Jan. 5 89% M ay 26
A
215.000 8 6 % Sale
88
Sale
89% M ay 26 8 6
M ay
Purchase money coll tr g 4s .1949
90
_____ 8 8
101% ------ 100 % ___
100% Apr. 22 100% Apr. 22
___ 102%
N Y L E 4 W Coal & RR 5%s_1942 M N
8 0 % -----8 0 % ___
8 0 % -----N Y Munic R v 1st s f 5s______ 1966 J J
3,000 9 9 % ------ 100% 100% 100% ___ 100% M ay
N Y Queens E L & P 5s______ 1930 F A
100% M ay 18 99% Feb. 26 100% Apr. 22
Sale
44.000 45
51
M ay 25 48 Apr. 1 54% Feb. 14
48% M ay
New York Rys 1st & ref 4s____1942 J J
48% Sale
37
51
134.000 44 % Sale
Feb. 11
49
Sale
52% M ay 13 42% Jan. 6 54
49 M ay
Trust Co certfs o f deposit_______
51% Sale
4% Sale
4% Jan. 2 6
Feb. 11
73.000
5% M ay 11
4
4%
4%
5
4% M ay
Adjustment income 5s, Jan 1942 A O
3% Jan. 10 5% Feb. 13
4
4%
220.000
4
Sale
4% Sale
5% M ay 11
4 M ay
Trust Co certfs o f deposit_____
32% M ay 11 28% M ay 6 32% M ay 11
28% M ay
30% Sale
N Y Rys Corp inc 6 s
Jan 1965 A p r 1,908,000
Sale
38.000 100
100 M ay 28 99% Jan. 9 100 Jan. 2
9g% M ay
9 9 % -----99% 100
N Y & Rich Gas 1st 6 s A ______ 1952 M N
Sale
121,000 67
66
Sale
68
M ay 15 64 M ar. 24 6 8 % Jan. 6
N Y State Rys 1st cons 4%s__1962 M N
67
67% 6 5 % M ay
63
M ar. 25 63 M ar. 25
Registered___________________ M N
Feb. 10 90% Jan. 8
89
14.000
M ay
90% M ay 19 8 8
88
90
1st con 6 %s ser B __________ 1962 M N
90
90% 8 9
83.000 97 % Sale
100% Sale 103% Sale 10o% M ay
New York Steam 1st 6 s_______ 1947 M N
103% M ay 29 97% Jan. 6 103% M ay 27
Feb. 10 98 M ay 12
247.000 96 % Sale
97% Sale
98
Sale
N Y Tel 1st & gen s f 4 % s____ 1939 M N
97% M ay 1 98 M ay 12 95
171.000 108 Sale 109% Sale 110 Sale 109% M ay 15 110 M ay 2 107% Jan. 5 110 Mar. 2
30-year debenture 6 s. ______ 1949 F A
108% M ay 2
458.000 106% Sale 107% Sale 108
20-year refunding 6 s gold_ 1941 A O
_
Sale 107% M ay ^ 108% M ay 2 106% Jan.
102% Jan. 10
55.000 105 Sale 100% 101
101% M ay 26 100% Feb.
Niagara Falls Power 1st 5s____1932 J J
101% 101% 10o% M ay
106 M ay 15
21.000 101 % Sale 105% 105% 106
Refunding & gen 6 s___ Jan 1932 A O
106% 105% M ay 4 106 M ay 15 103% Jan.
110 Mar. 27
1 0 4 % ____
104% Jan.
Niagara Lock & Ont Pow 1st 5s 1954 M N
99% 99%
100 M ay 23
509.000
100 M ay 23 98% Apr.
98% Sale
99% Sale
98% M ay
1st & ref 5s ser A inter rets .1955 A O
110 Mar. 5
3,000 1 0 4 % .........
109% M ay 5 104% Jan.
Refunding 6 s series A ______ 1958 F A
109% M ay
102% M ay 21
275.000 97% Sale 101
Sale 100% M ay
Sale 102
102% M ay 21 96% Jan.
North Amer Edison Co 6 s A . . 1952 M S
105% M ay 22
Sale
116.000 101
104 Sale 104% Sale IO4
M ay
105% M ay 22 100% Jan.
Sec s f g 6 %s series B _______ 1948 M S
97 M ay 23
336.000 92% 92% 96
9 5 % M ay
95% Sale
Sale
97 M ay 23 92% Jan.
Nor Ohio Trac & Lt gen & ref 6 s 1947 M S
Jan.
99% M ay 22
96% Sale
321.000 93% Sale
98% Sale
99% M ay 22 93
North States Power 5s A _____1941 A O
96% M ay
104 105
103 Apr. 4 07% Mar. 23
1st & ref 6 s series B ________ 1941 A O
96.000
104% Sale 105% Sale 104% M ay 4 105% M ay 29 93% Jan. 2 2 93% Jan. 22
Registered______________________A O
10.000 9 4 % ------95% — 96% 97
Northwest Teleg 1st 4 % s_____ 1934 J J
98 M ay 28 98 M ay 28 94% Jan. 7 98 M ay 28
40.000 110% 110% 110% 111% 112% Sale 111% M ay 8 112% M ay 20 108 Jan. 16 112% M ay 20
Ohio Public Serv 1st & ref 7 % s. 1946 A O
35.000 107% 108
108% Sale 109
110
108% M ay 1 111% M ay 21 107% Jan. 15 111% M ay 21
1st & ref 7s series B ________ 1947 F A
140.000 97% 97% 101% Sale 102
Sale 10l
M ay 1 104 M ay 14 98% Jan. 3 104 M ay 14
Ohio River Edison 1st 6 s_____ 1948 J J
183.000 97% Sale
97% Sale
97% Sale
Old Ben Coal 1st g 6 s________ 1944 F A
97 M ay 1 97% M ay 22 96% Apr. 3 99 Feb. 29
96.000 98% Sale
Feb. 5 100% M ay 13
99% 100 100% Sale
99% M ay 4 100% M ay 13 98
.
Ontario Power N F 1st 5s_____1943 F A
7.000
Jan. 9 99% M ay 20
9 9 % -----Ontario Transmission 1st 5s_ 1945 M N
_
99% M ay 20 99% M ay 20 97
Sale
199.000 99
97
98% 101% Sale
Otis Steel 1st 20-year 8 s______ 1941 F A
98 M ay 2 102 M ay 25 95% Mar. 23 102 M ay 25
92% Sale
329.000 91% Sale
97% Sale
98% M ay 25 89% Mar. 25 98% M ay 25
1st 25-year s f 7 %s series B _1947 F A
92% M ay
97
Sale
468.000 93% Sale
98% Sale
98% M ay 29 93% Jan. 7 98% M ay 27
96% M ay
Pacific G & E gen & ref 5s____1942 J J
105.000 98% Sale
Sale
99% 99% 100
100 M ay 23 98 Jan. 2 100 M ay 23
99 M ay
Pacific Pow & Lt 1st & ref 5S..1930 F A
148.000 99% Sale
102 M ay 20 99% Jan. 5 102 M ay 20
100% 100% 101% Sale 10o% M ay
Pacific Tel & Tel 1st 5s_______ 1937 J J
96% Sale
828.000 93
Sale
98% Sale
99 M ay 11 92% Jan. 1 99 M ay 11
30-year 5s series A _________ 1952 M N
96% M ay
90.000 104% Sale 105
Sale 105% M ay
106% M ay 11 104% Jan. 6 106% M ar. 24
105% 106
Pan-Am Pet & T 1st lien 7s_ 1930 F A
_
109
Sale 112
Sale IO9
M ay
116% M ay 21 103 Jan. 2 118% Mar. 3
Conv sinking fund 6 s_______ 1934 M N 3.774.000 103 Sale
Mar. 7
31.000 96% Sale
Sale
95
95% 95
94% M ay _ 95% M ay 18 94% M ay 6 97
Park-Lexington leasehold 6%s_1953 J J
10.000 97
Feb. K 100% M ay 26
_____ 99% 100% 100 % -----Paterson & Passaic G & E 5s__1949 M S
99% M ay 21 100% M ay 26 95
19.000 107 108
108% 109
110
___ 107 M ay 5 110 M ay 26 107 Jan. 3 110 M ay 26
_
People’s Gas & Coke 1st 6 s_ l943 A O
162,000 94% 95% 96% Sale
99
99% 96% M ay 1 99% M ay 26 94% Jan. 17 99% M ay 26
Refunding gold 5s___________1947 M S
112,000 101% Sale
104% Sale 104% Sale 104% M ay 6 105 M ay 6 101% Jan. 2 105 Feb. 16
Phila Company 1st & ref 6 s_ 1944 F A
_
97
Sale
225.000 93% Sale
99% Sale
97 M ay 1 100 M ay 27 93% Jan. 2 100 M ay 27
15-year conv deb 5 % s______ 1938 M S
163.000 100% Sale
100% 100% 100% Sale 10o M ay 9 102% M ay 22 99% Feb. 4 102% M ay 22
Phila & Read C & I ref 5s_____1973 J J
96% Sale 103% Sale
Mar. 23 104 M ay 27
96% M ay 1 104 M ay 27 90
Pierce Arrow deb 8 s___________1943 M S 1.173.000 96% Sale
Sale 106% 107 106% M ay 14 107 M ay 1 102% Jan. 9 107 M ay 1
34.000 103% Sale 107
Pierce Oil Corp s f 8 s_________ 1931J D
47.000 99% Sale 101% 101% 102 Sale 101% M ay 11 102% M ay 29 99% Jan. 2 102% M ay 27
Pillsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6 s. 1943 A O
40.000 97
97% 98
Jan. 15 98% Mar. 7
98
97% 99
97% M ay 23 98 M ay 23 97
J
Pleasant Valley Coal 1st 5s_ 1928
_
21.000 93% 94
____ 92% 92% 93% 92% M ay 25 93% M ay 11 92% Apr. 16 94 Jan. 9
Pocahontas Con Coll 1st s f 5s_1957
J
39.000 99% 100
101
Sale 101% Sale
99% M ay 18 101% M ay 29 99% Jan. 5 101% M ay 29
Port Arthur Canal & Dock 6 s . . 1953 F A
8.000
101
101% 101 % ----- 10l ' M ay 19 101 " M ay 19 101 M ay 19 101 M ay 19
1st mtge 6 s Series B ________ 1953 F A
125.000
97% Sale
98% Sale
97 M ay li 100 M ay 22 96% Apr. 6 100 M ay 22
Portland Elec Pow 1 st 6 s ser B.1947 M N
18.000 98% Sale
9 9 % ------- 99% Sale
99% M ay 16; 100% M ay 20 98% Jan. 2 100% M ay 29
Portland Gen Elec 1st 5s_____1935 J J
Sale
15.000 92% 93% 95
95% M ay 21 j 92% Jan. 16 96% Apr. 17
95% 96
94% M ay
Portland R y 1st & ref 5s______ 1930 M N
89% Sale
107.000 84% Sale
8 9 % M ay
92 M ay 29 84% Jan. 2 92 M ay 29
90% Sale
Portland R y, L & P conv 5s_ 1942 F A
_
152.000 94
96% May
99% M ay 22 94 Jan. 5 99% Feb. 16
94% 96% Sale
98% Sale
1st lien & ref 6 s series B ____1947 M N
43.000 105% Sale
96% 97% 106% 106% 106 M ay
107 M ay 26 105% Jan. 2 107 M ar. 9
1st & ref 7% s series A ______ 1946 M N
16.000 106
M ay 12 106 Feb. 9
------ 105% 107 102% Sale 101 M ay 12 102% M ay 26 101
Porto Rico Amer Tobacco 8 s ..1931 M N
94% 95% 94% 95
M ar. 2
36.000 94% Sale
94% M ay 27! 95% M ay 2 93% Jan. 9 97
_
Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s_ 1933 J J
112 Sale 113% 114% 112 M ay 1113
20.000 112
114
M ay 13 104 Jan. 12 1 1 5 % Jan. 15
Prod & R ef 8 s with warrants.. 1931 J D
110% Sale 111
Feb. 11
14.000 110 111
Sale 110% M ay 13 111 M ay 23 llO
Jan. 5 111
Without warrants_______________ J D
Apr. 21
17.000 104% 104% 104% 105 104% 104% 104% M ay 5 104% M ay 15! 104% M ar. 11 105
Public Serv Corp N J gen 50-yr 5s’59 A O
97% Sale
99% Sale
97% M ay 1 99% M ay 25 95 Jan. 12 99% M ay 25
649.000
Secured gold 6 s_______________ 1944F A
102
Sale 104% Sale 102 M ay 1 104% M ay 28 98% Jan. 2 104% M ay 28
368.000 99 Sale
Public Serv E & G 1st 5 % s____1959 A O
101
Sale 104% Sale 100% M ay L104% M ay 28 99% Apr. 22 104% M ay 28
673.000
1st & ref 5% s______________ 1964 A O
328.000 103% Sale 104% Sale 106% Sale 104% M ay 5 106% M ay 20 102% Jan. 7 106% M ay 20
Public Service Elec Lt s f g 6 s . .1948 A
104% Sale 106
. 139,000 103 Sale
106% 104% M ay
106% M ay 25 102% Jan. 6 107% Feb. 26
Punta Alegre Sugar 1st conv 7s. 1937 J
87% Sale
88
Sale
8 7
M ay 1 90 M ay 8 8 6 % Apr. 18 92 Jan. 28
115.000 90% Sale
Remington Arms 1st s f 6 s____1937 M N
94% Sale
96% 97
168.000 94% Sale
94% M ay 4 96% M ay 28 93% Jan. 5 96% M ay 28
Republic Iron & Steel s f 5s_ 1940 A O
_
91% Sale
92% 92% 9 l% M ay 1 93
M ay 25 90% Apr. 2 94 Feb. 25
68.000 92% Sale
R ef & gen 5% s A ___________1953 J J
89
Sale
8 8 % Sale
M ay 1 8 8 % M ay 28 90
Mar. 11
455.000
8 8 % M ay 28 89
Rlma Steel 1st 7s_____________ 1955 F A
65
Sale
64
Sale
M ay 8 64 % M ay 5 73% Jan. 29
2,000 66
6 4 % M ay
5 66
70
D
Robbins & Myers 1st s f 7s___ 1942
110% Sale 110% _____ 110% M ay 4 111% M ay 25 110 Mar. 27 111% M ay 25
20,000
Rochester Gas & El 7s ser B ..19 46 M S
104% Sale 104% 105% 104 M ay 20 105 M ay 8 103% M ar. 12 105 M ay 8
14.000
Gen Mtge 5% s series C _____ 1948 M S
66
Sale
M ay 1 64
63% 65
64
M ay 15 6 6
14.000 81% 83
M ay 15 83% Jan. 19
Rogers-Brown Iron 7s________ 1942 M N
Sale
91% Sale
9l
M ay 1 91% M ay 13 85% Jan. 7 91% Mar. 21
28.000 85
86 % 91
St Joseph R y, L H & P 1st 5 s ..1937 M N
9 5 % ------- 95% M ay 27 95% M ay 27 95% Apr.
3,000 95
95% M ay 27
98
J
St Joseph Stock Yards 1st 4 H s. 1930
M ay 22 77% Jan.
82 M ay 22
165.000 78
8 0 % M ay 15 82
79% 80% 81% 81% Sale
J
St L Rky M t & Pac 5s stamped. 1955
70%
7 0 % ------74
Jan.
81% Feb. 3
74 Sale
St Louis Tran gu imp 5s--------- 1924 A
96
96% M ay
95
96% 96 M ay
7,000 95
96% M ay 5
95 Jan.
96% 95
8 t Paul City R y Cable 5s_____ 1937 J
Sale
92
92% Sale
92% M ay
92
M ay
158.000
92
Mar.
92% Mar. 2
SaxoD Pub Wks (Germany) 7s. 1945 F
105% Sale 106% 107% 105% M ay
107 M ay 20 104
19.000 107
107% Jan. 28
Feb.
Sale
Saks & Co 7s__________________1942 M
Sale 101% M ay
101% ----- 102
102% M ay 22 99% Jan.
55.000 99% Sale
102% M ay 22
San Antonio Public Serv 6 s___ 1952 J
107% 108
106% Sale 106% M ay 22! 107% M ay 4 105% Jan.
68.000 106 Sale
107% Feb. 26
Sharon Steel Hoop 1st 8 s_____1941 M S
106
107
107
107% 106% M ay
107% M ay 27 105 Jan.
123.000 105 Sale
107% M ay 22
Sheffield Farms 1st & ref 6%s_1942 A O
92% Sale
95% Sale
95% M ay 29 90 Jan.
203.000 90 Sale
92
M ay
95% M ay 29
Sierra & San Fran Power 1st 5s_ 1949 F A
91% Sale
9 l% M ay
93% Sale
94% M ay 27 8 8
239.000 8 8
95% Feb. 2
Sale
Jan.
Sinclair Cons Oil 1st lien 7s_ 1937 M S
_
106% Sale 110% Sale 106% M ay
113% M ay 22 104% Apr. 22 120 Feb. 3
1st lien 6 s C with warrants.. 1927 J D 1,969,000
86
Sale
87
Sale
8 5 % M ay
8 8 % M ay 22
624.000 83
Sale
82% Jan. 5 90% Feb. 3
1 st lien coll 6 %s B _________ 1938 J D
99% Jan. 6 100% Jan. 16
99% Sale
Sinclair Crude Oil Purch 5%s_.1925 A O
584.000
. . . . . 100% Sale 100% Sale 100% M ay
100% M ay 25 99% Jan. 19 101
Feb. 5
6 % notes series A ___________1928 F A
10o% M ay
100% M ay 21 99% Jan. 31 101% Jan. 16
135.000 99% Sale
105% 106%
6 % notes series B ____Feb 15 1926 F A
8 4 % M ay
87% Sale
88
M ay 23 82 Jan. 2 8 8
574.000 82
Sale
85% Sale
M ay 23
Sinclair Pipe Line 20-year 5s_.1942 A O
Sale 108 M ay
117 M ay 28 106% Jan.
108 Sale 116
120% Feb. 2
Skelly Oil 6 % notes___________1927 A O 1,524,000 108% Sale
M ay
105 M ay 5 102 Jan.
37,000 102
102% 104 Sale 104% Sale IO4
105% Apr. 11
So Porto Rico Sugar s f 7 s _ 1941 J D
_
102% M ay 13 99 Jan.
102% M ay 13
284.000 96% Sale
100% Sale 104% 105% 10o% M ay
South Bell T & T 1st s f 5s____1941 J J
99% M ay
101% M ay 15 96% Jan.
988.000 96% Sale
99% Sale 101% Sale
101 % M ay 15
Southw Bell Telep 1st & ref 5s_1954 F A
9 5 % M ay
99
Sale
99% M ay 27 93% Jan.
231.000 94
Sale
95% Sale
99% M ay 27
Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6 s'47 J J
98% 98%
97% Apr. 22
94% Feb.
97
97% 97
Spring Valley Water g 5s_____1948 M N
135% M ay 21 106% Jan.
914,000 106% Sale 114% Sale 129 Sale 114% M ay
135% M ay 2l
Stand Gas & El conv deb 6%s_1933 M S
9 9 % M ay
13.000 100 100% 99% 100
99% 100
100 M ay 12 99% Jan.
100% Jan. 3
Standard Milling 1st 5s_______ 1930 M N
88.000 105 105% 107% 107% 107% 108 107% M ay
107% M ay 20 105 Jan. 6ll08
Apr. 16
Steel & Tube gen s f 7s ser C ..1951 J J
8,000 96% Sale
96
96% 96 M ay
96
M ay 9 95% Mar. 27 97% Jan. 1 5
97
96
Sugar Estates Oriente 7s_____ 1942 M S
97 % , 96 M ay 16 97% M ay 16 96
4,000 98
M ay 19 99
Feb. 16
98% 96
99% 96
Superior Oil 1st s f 7s________ 1929 FA15
92,000 , 96% 98
100% Sale 10o
M ay 7 100% M ay 14 97% Jan. 22 100% M ay I 4
Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s. 1951 J D
5,000 11 0 2 % ______1 , 1 0 2 1 0 2 % 101% 103% 10i% M ay 18 101% M ay 26 100% Feb. 24'102% Jan. 12
Tenn Coal, Iron & RR gen 5s_.1951 J J
2,0001,101
103% 101 101% 100% 101% 10l% M ay 12 101% M ay 12 100% Feb. 6 102 Jan. 2q
Tenr essee Copper 1st conv 6s_l925 M N
Sale 10q % M ay 2 104 M ay 19!! 99% Jan.' 2104
660,00011 99% Sale 1
101 Sale 104
M ay I 9
Tenn Elec Power 1st & ref 6s__1947iJ D




$

Bid.
87%
100 %
95
96
84 %
99
97%
98
94 %
78%
76 %
95%

Ask.
Sale
100 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
98 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
------97 %

Bid.
Ask.
90% Sale
100% Sale
95% Sale
97% Sale
8 8 % Sale
100% Sale
98% 99%
100% Sale
96% Sale
82% 83
7 7 % ------96
Sale
97% 97%
96
96%
99% 101
60
Sale
99%
80
81%
98%
Sale
102
99%
Sale
100
Sale
104
Sale
81
114% Sale
100% Sale

Interest
Period

BONDS AND STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE EECORD

J une, 1925.]

BONDS
N. 7 . STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales in
May
Par Value.

Third Ave 1st ref 4s
. . .
Adjustment income 5s__Jan
Third Ave R R 1st gold 5 s _
_
Tide Water Oil 10-j r g 634s..
Toledo Edison 1st g 7 s ______
Toledo Trac L & P 6% notes.

1960 J J
196(1 A O
1937 J J
1931 F A
1941 M S
1925 F A
.1949 M S
Twenty-third St Ry imp & ref 5s '62 J J
.1933 J J
.1948 J J
Union Bag & Pap 1st 6s_____ 1942 M N
Union El L & P 1st g 5s_______ 1932 M s
Refunding 5s______________ 1933 M N
1954 J J
1945 A o
1931 J J
30-yr 6s Ser A . .
_ _ M ay 1942 F A
Union Tank Car equip 7s____ 1930 F A
United Drug g 6 s .
. ____ 1944 A O
United Fuel Gas 1st s f 6s____ 1936 J J
Un Rys Inv 5s Pitts i s s _____ 1926 M N
United "Rys St L 1st g 4s____ 1934
United Steamship 15-yr 6 s __ 1937
United Stores Realty 6 s _____ 1949
U S Rubber 1st & ref 5s Ser A. 1947
10-year 734s______________ 1930
U S Smelt R ef & M conv 6s__ 1926
U S Steel Corp s f s 5s_ Apr 1963
_
Registered______ . _______
Utah Light & Trac 1st & ref 5s. 1944
Utah Power & Lt 1st 5s_______ 1944
1950
1957
1953
Va-Car Chem 1st 7s . . . _ 1947

J J
MN
A o
J J
F A
F A
MN
A
F
J
J
J
J

O
A
J

J
J
D

1937 J J
J J
J J
Va Iron, Coal & Coke 1st g 5s 1949 M S
Virginia R y & Pow 1st 5s____ 1934 J J
Vertientes Sugar 1st s f 7s . . 1942 .1 D
Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7s___
1941 J D
Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7s____ 1939 J J
1939 J J
I960 .T D
19441M N
West Penn Pow 1st 5s Ser A . . . 1946 M S
1st 40-year 6s Ser C ________ 1958 J D
1st 30-year 7s Ser D _______ 1946jF A
1st 5s Series E ____________ 1963iM S
1953 A o
West Va Coal Sc Coke 1st 6s 1950 J J
1944! A o
Western Electric deb 5s . _
West Un Coll tr cur 5 s _______ 1938 J J
Fund & real est 4% s g _____ 1950 M N
15-year 634s g . __
______ 1936 F A
Westinghouse E & M 7 s ____ 1931 M N
Wickwire-Spencer Steel 1st 7s 1935 J J
Certificates o f denosit
734s with & ’without war’ts

MIST

Willys-Overland 1st s f g _____ 1933 M S
Wilson & Co 1st s f 6s________ 1941 A o
10-year conv s f 6 s

_______ 1928

A o
j

D

10-year conv s f 7 % ~ s.____ 1931 F A
Winchester Rep Arms’7 34s __ 1941 A O
Youngs’n Sheet & Tube 6s___ 1943 J J
a On the basis o f $5 to the £ sterling.
s Optional sale, t Bonds “ when issued.”

Price
Jan. 2
1925.

B id .
Ask.
$
185,000 55
Sale
249,000 48 % Sale
175,000 95
Sale
160,000 102?* Sale
64,000 108% Sale
35,000 100% 100%
97% . . .
1,000 67% Sale
8 8 % _____
85
_____
234,000 95% 96
70,000 100% Sale
127,000 98% Sale
257,000
1,000 _____ 75%
6,000 99% . . .
40,000 102% 102%
15,000 103% Sale
207,000 100% Sale
150,000 98 Sale
69,000 100 100%
16,000 100 Sale
37,000 74% Sale
77,000 91% Sale
90,000 103 Sale
784,000 85% Sale
139,000 104% Sale
49,000 101% Sale
899,000 104% Sale
23,000
542,000 83% Sale
322,000 91
Sale
99%
67,000 98% . . . .
50 ‘ 53
1,345,000 74
Sale
66,000 _____ 71
121,000 44% Sale
351,000 43% 45
51,0001
54,000; _____ 43
51,000 91% 93
230,000! 94% Sale
109,000 91% 92%
99,000! 89% 91
32,000! 89% Sale
1,000 100% . . .
3,000 100
...
113,000
88,000; 96% Sale
16,000 104% Sale
86,000| 106 Sale
132,000; 93% Sale
90,000! 100% Sale
147,000
689,000 98% Sale
62,000 99% 100%
65,000 99% 100%
22,000 110% Sale
524,000 107% Sale
42,000 77 Sale
51,000 75% 76%
2,000
149,000 100 Sale
519,000 91 % Sale

1

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES IN M A Y .
May 1.

Bid.
53%
37%
94
103%
109%
100%
98%
59%
90%
87%
95%
100%
100
101%
100
103%
104%
102%
100
99%
99%
93
103
86%
105%
101%
105%
86%
86%
95%
99%
99%
55%
92%
89%
85%
62%
62%
58'
90
96%
92%
94
80
100%
102%
102%
98
105%
97%
97%
103%
91%
100%
101%
94%
111%
107%
81%
79

Ask.
Sale
Sale
Sale
103%
Sale
Sale
61
Sale
Sale
Sale
77
104%
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
99%
70
Sale
103%
Sale
Sale
101%
Sale
87
Sale
Sale

May 29.
Bid.
Ask.
55 % Sale
39% Sale
94
95%
103% Sale
109% Sale
100% Sale
99
60
91%
89%
Sale
99
101% 101%
100% Sale
101 H Sale
75% 76%
100%
100
104% 104%
104% 105
104
Sale
101% Sale
99% 100
99% 100
69%
94% Sale
104
Sale
89% Sale
106% Sale
100% 101
105% Sale

90% Sale
98% Sale
inn
100% Sale
57
fifi
60
Sale
96% Sale
92
95
94
87% 90
Sale
69% Sale
69
73
59%
91% 90
91%
Sale
Sale
98
94
91% 92
Sale
95% 96%
Sale
83
83%
101% ___
102% 101% Sale
Sale 102% Sale
Sale
98% 99
106
105% Sale
98 106% Sale
Sale
9 8 % Sale
104% 104%
Sale
92% Sale
Sale 100% Sale
Sale 101% Sale
Sale
95% 97
Sale 111% 111%
Sale 106% Sale
Sale
84
84
Sale
80% Sale
Sale
81
100% Sale 101% Sale
Sale
97% Sale
99

33

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Apr. 13 58% Feb. 9
53 % M ay 1 57 M ay 9 51
37 M ay 15 39% M ay 19 3 4 % Apr. 14 50% Feb. 9
M ay 1 93% Apr. 20 96 Feb. 11
93% M ay 12 94
103 M ay 12 103% M ay 27 102% Jan. 2 104% Jan. 12
M ay 1 108% Jan. 2 110 Feb. 27
109^ M ay 1 110
100% M ay 27 100% M ay 23 100% Jan. 10 100% Jan. 23
Feb. 17 98% Apr. 27
98
M ay 25 70 Jan. 13
M ay 25 61
61 M ay 25 61
89 Jan. 6 90% Apr. 30
86% Feb. 3 89 Apr. 30
95% M ay 2 99% M ay 25 94% Jan. 23 99% M ay 25
100% M ay 12 101H M ay 22 99% Jan. 3 101% Mar. 4
M ay 18 98% Jan. 5 101 M ay 18
99% M ay 4 101
11 100 Mar. 14 104 M ay 11
4 104
100%
Feb. 10 77% Mar. 6
18 76% M ay 18 75
76%
9
14 99% Feb. 3 100% Apr. 14
100
103% M ay 4 104% M ay 28 102% Jan. 8 104% M ay 28
104% M ay 9 104% M ay 14 103% Jan. 2 105% Feb. 18
102% M ay 1 104 M ay 15 100% Jan. 5 104 Feb. 10
99% M ay 8 101% M ay 26 98 Jan. 2 101 % M ay 26
M ay 4 99 Mar. 24 100% Feb. 6
99% M ay 4 100
M ay 21 99% Apr. 14 100% Feb. 3
12 100
99%
M ay 14 74% Jan. 2
69 M ay 14 70 M ay 13 69
Jan. 5 99% Jan. 16
M ay 1 94% M ay 12 91
93
103% M ay 12 104% M ay 28 102% Feb. 6 105 Apr. 2
86 May 1 89% M ay 28 85 Jan. 2 89% M ay 28
105% M ay 1 106% M ay 20 104% Apr. 3 107% Jan. 29
100% M ay 27 101% M ay 5 100% Feb. 6 102 Jan. 13
105% M ay 1!106% M ay 13 104% Jan. 13 106% M ay 13
105 M ay 1 105% M ay 8 103% Jan. 12 105% Feb. 24
86% M ay 1 91% M ay 27 83% Jan. 7 91% M ay 27
Jan. 2 98% M ay 4
95 M ay 1 98% M ay 26 91

5 100% M ay 16
98%
5
53
Jan. 7 98% M ay 25
73
71% Jan. 6 96% M ay 23
68 Jan. 8 92 M ay 23
Mar. 31 70% M ay 25
43
Jan. 13 69 M ay 26
41
42% Mar. 4 65% M ay 23
90% Apr. 22 95 Apr. 2
8 93% Jan.
9 98% M ay 8
3 94% Mar. 3
2 91% Jan.
20 89% Jan. 2 99% Feb. 6
23 77% Jan. 6 87% Feb. 9
M ay 5
5 99% Feb. 13 101
Mar. 27 102 Jan. 6
18 98
7 99% Feb. 26 102% Apr. 16
16 93% Jan. 12 99% M ay 6
4 104% Jan. 13 107% Apr. 20
3 107% Mar. 10
8 105% Jan.
21 93% Jan. 5 99% M ay 21
14 100% Jan. 2 104% M ay 14
5 90% M ay 11 96 Mar. 13
Mar. 9 100% M ay 18
18 98
28 99% Jan. 29 102 Feb. 19
15 92% Jan. 13 96% M ay 15
7 109% Mar. 21 112 M ay 7
1 106 % May 5 108% Jan. 21
Jan. 20
9 76 Jan. 7 91
22 76% Jan. 5 88 Mar. 22
M ay 28 81
M ay 28
28 81
18 99% Mar. 3 102 M ay 18
23 91% Jan. 2 99% M ay 23
93
Feb. 4 93 Feb. 4
68% M ay 28 73
69% Sale
M ay 7 55 Jan. 6 76% Apr. 2
475,000 55% Sale
72% Sale
69% M ay 28 73
M ay 2 53 Jan. 2 75 Apr. 7
68% 70
84,000
72% Sale
68% M ay 2 ; 72% M ay 1 53% Jan. 9 77
68% Sale
72% Sale
364,000 54% Sale
Mar. 31
24,000 54 Sale
71% 72% 68% 69% 69% M ay 20 71% M ay 8 59% Jan. 19 74% Apr. 8
M ay 1! 100% Apr. 29 102% Mar. 10
Sale 101% Sale 101% M ay 2 102
102
119,000 101% Sale
Sale
98% M ay 1 99% M ay 29 95% Jan. 2 99% Feb. 6
98% Sale 100
583,000 95% Sale
b On the basis of four marks to one dollar.
c First installment paid.
d Full paid.
e Part paid
z Flat price. Cash sales as follows: l Cash sale April 8. 583-4: m Mar. 20, 10134 r Jan. 27 9634 •
2

91
89%
85%
61
61
62%
91
96%
91%
94
79
100%
101%
101%
98
105%
105%
97%
103%
90%
100
101
94%
110%
106%
79
79
81
100%
97%

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

15 98%
2 96%
6 92
4 70%
23 69
1 65%
11 91
1 98%
13 93
1 97%
2 83%
15 101
22 101 %
16 102%
1 99%
2 106%
15 107%
4 99%
2 104%
11 92%
1 100%
1 102
2 96%
9 112
5 107 %
4 85%
1
28 81
2 102
1 99%

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
May
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

25
23
23
25
26
23
11

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

STOCKS
N. 7 . STOCK EXCHAN GE
Par
Ann Arbor______________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Atchison Top & S Fe____ 100
Preferred_____________ l60
Atlanta Birm & A tl_____ 100
Atlan Coast Line R R ____ 100
Baltimore & Ohio_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Bangor & Aroostook_____ 50
Preferred_____________ 100
Beech Creek_____________50
Bkln-Manhat tr ctfs_.no par
Trust ctfs pref_____no par
Buffalo Roch & Pitts____ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Buffalo & Susqueh______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Canadian Pacific_______ 100
Canada Southern_______ ICO
Caro Clinchfield & Ohio. 100
Central R R o f N J______ 100
Chesapeake & Ohio_____ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Chicago & Alton________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Certificates__________ 100
Chic & East 111 RR (new)100
Preferred (new)______ 100
Chicago Great Western. .100
Preferred_____________ 100
Chic Milw & St Paul____ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Chicago & North W est..
Preferred_____________ 100
Chic Rock Isl & Pac_____ 100
7 % preferred__________100
6 % preferred__________100
Chic St P Minn & Om___100
Preferred_____________ 100
O C C & St Louis_______ 100
Cleveland & Pittsburgh___50
Special odd lot________ 50
Colorado & Southern____ 100
1st preferred_________ 100
2d preferred__________100
Cuba RR pref___________100
Delaware & Hudson_____ 100
Del Lack & Western_____ 50
Denver Rio Gr & W pref. 150
Detroit & Mackinac_____ 100
Preferred_____________ 100




PRICES IN M A Y .

SALES TO JUNE 1.
In
May
Shares.
9,300
12,900
66,100
8,100
26,550
20,700
120,700
4,400
4,100
300
100
101,000
8,200
4,410
1,126
510
100
28,000
245
400
4,300
75,200
2,800
16,800
32,800
14,600
5,900
122,100
121,100
333,800
353,800
129,100
3,200
177,100
5,400
4,700
1,600
600
500
193
12,800
1,600
300
26,950
42,900
6,400

Since
Jan. 1
Shares.
16,600
31,400
636,000
39,640
269,050
121,900
810,480
32,100
43,300
900
100
512,600
29,600
7,118
1,936
3,210
200
206,538
449
900
21,317
404,100
11,300
145,400
348,007
700
51,800
55,500
406,400
532,900
1,082,000
1,684,220
524,600
18,300
1,176,300
28,800
40,000
9,400
10,200
3,345
279
10
88,200
3,651
3,800
300
138,150
114,300
90,200
100
200

Jan. 2
1925.
Bid.
22%
43
119
93%
4
149%
79%
65
39%
88

37% Sale
72% Sale
64
70
87% 92
_____ 88
150
56

Sale
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293
95%
107%
8%
15%

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

35%
56%
9
27
15%
27
71
111%
44%
93
83
53
91%
141
69%
45
61
56
89
137%
144
42%
51
71

May 1.

Ask. Bid.
22%
Sale
50%
Sale
Sale 117%
Sale
95%
Sale
4%
Sale 157%
Sale
75%
Sale
63%
Sale
40%
95% 88%
41%
77
85%
97
86
50%
143%
57

280
92%
106%
5%
9
2
Sale
31%
Sale
44%
Sale
10%
Sale
22%
Sale
4%
Sale
8%
Sale
49%
Sale 104%
Sale
43%
Sale
95
Sale
86
Sale
34
94
76
148
148
70% 69%
39%
Sale
63%
Sale
60%
57
58
Sale
Sale 149%
Sale
131
Sale
38
_____ 40
90
60

May 29.

Bid.
29%
52%
120%
95%
5
165
79%
64%
39%
88%
38
47
Sale
78% 78%
Sale
79
Sale
93%
Sale
50%
52% 50%
Sale 144
58% 59

Ask.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
63%
Sale
94

Sale
Sale
107%
Sale
Sale
10
32%
45
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
155
71
Sale
61
59
91
Sale
Sale
Sale

305
98%
111%
5
9
2
33%
46
12%
27 %
10
14%
57%
107
46%
98%
88%
40
81
140
69%
39%
61%
62%
59%
80
149%
144%
41
40
60

Lowest.

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Highest.

Ask.
30%
56%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
39%
91%

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
22% M ay 1 34% M ay 1
50% M ay 1 60% M ay 8
117% M ay 1 121% M ay 23
94% M ay 7 96
M ay 19
4% M ay 1 5% M ay 6
157% M ay 1 165 M ay 7
75 M ay 1 79% M ay 29
63% M ay 5 65
M ay 29
39 M ay 12 41% M ay 7
91
M ay 11 91% M ay 20
29% M av 7 29%
Sale
40 % M ay 15 47% M ay 29
Sale
78 M ay 2 80 M ay 5
82% 78% M ay 22 92% M ay 2
94% 93 % M ay 19 99 M ay 1
85
85 May 13 87% M ay 1
52
51% M ay 19 51% M ay 19
Sale 141 M ay 11 146% M ay 25
Sale
57% M ay 8 59 M ay 14
77% M av 15 78%
Sale 280 M ay 1 306
M ay 27
Sale
92% M ay 1 99% M ay 18
Sale 107% M ay 4 111% M ay 29
Sale
4% May 6 6% M ay 2
Sale
7% M ay 6 9% M ay 2
10
May 5 34% M ay 11
34% 31
47
45 May 6 50 M ay 7
Sale
10% May 1 14% M ay 25
Sale
22% M ay 1 29% M ay 25
Sale
4% M ay 7 10% M ay 20
Sale
8% M ay 1 15% M ay 20
Sale
49% May 1 59 M ay 25
Sale 104% M ay 1 107% M ay 26
Sale
43% M ay 1 48 % M ay 8
Sale
95 M ay 1 98% M ay 28
Sale
86 M ay 1 88% M ay 28
42
34 M ay ! 41
M ay 25
85
80 M ay 6 84 M ay 25
140 M ay 20 146 M ay 18
154
70 M ay 19 70% M ay 2
Sale
Sale
61

60% M ay 12 63% M ay 2
61 M ay 6 62% M ay 27
M ay 6
59 M ay 5 60

Sale
Sale
Sale

147% M ay 14 152% M ay 27
131
May 1 147 M ay 25
M ay 29
38 M ay 1 41

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.
3434 M ay 1
60)4 M ay 8
12734 Mar. 2
96 Apr. 20
734 Mar. 6
166 Mar. 3
8434 M ar. 6
6634 Jan. 6
4234 Jan. 15
90
Feb. 19 9434 Jan.
5
2934 M ay 7 29 34 M ay 7
35% Jan.
4734 M ay 29
72 ys Jan.
8134 M ar. 13
48 Apr.
92 34 M ay 2
86 Apr.
99
M ay 1
105 Jan. 15
84)4 Jan.
51 % M ay 19 5234 Feb. 16
13634 Mar. 30 15234 Jan. 8
M ay 14
56 Jan. 10 59
7534 Apr. 14 7834 M ay 14
Jan. 3
265 Mar. 30 321
89 34 Mar. 30 9934 M ay 18
10534 Apr. 14 11134 M ay 29
334 Apr. 24 1034 Feb. 9
5% Apr. 23 1934 Feb. 21
534 Mar. 28 9 Feb. 10
2934 Mar. 30 3634 Mar. 13
40
Mar. 30 5734 Jan. 2
9 Jan. 2 15 Feb. 7
1934 Mar. 30 3234 Feb. 6
334 Apr. 20 1634 Jan. 7
7 Apr. 20 2834 Jan. 7
47
Apr. 14 7534 Jan. 12
10134 Apr. 14 117 M ar. 5
4034 Mar. 30 5434 M ar. 3
92 Jan. 2 9934 Feb. 21
82 Mar. 30 8934 Mar. 3
33 % Apr. 22 5934 Jan. 13
7334 Apr. 21 108 Jan. 13
140 M ay 20 16434 Feb. 11
70 Apr. 30 7134 Apr. 11
3934 Apr. 16 3934 Apr. 16
4434 Jan. 6 6534 Apr. 18
60 Mar. 26 64 Feb. 9
M ay 6
54 Jan. 21
Jan. 2
86
Feb. 10
Apr. 6
13334 Mar. 30
M ay 25
125 Mar. 30
Jan. 12
3634 Mar. 24
Jan. 20
51 Jan. 20
Jan. 8
70
Feb. 2
Sale Prices.
22
Feb. 17
40
Mar. 24
116% Jan. 16
92)4 Feb. 17
3 Jan. 14
147% Jan. 16
71 Mar. 30
62 % Apr. 3
3534 Mar. 23

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STOCKS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
STOCKS

N. Y . STOCK EXCHANGE

SALES TO JUNE 1.
In
May

Par
_
Duluth S S & Atlantic_ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Erie____________________ 100
First preferred_______ 100
Second preferred_____100
Erie & Pittsburgh________ 50
Great Northern pref___ 100
Iron ore properties.no par
Green Bay & Western_ 100
_
Gulf M obile & Northern. 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Havana R y El Lt & Pow.100
Hocking Valley__________100
Hudson & Manhattan_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Hlinois Central__________100
6% pref series A ______ 100
Leased line stock_____100
RR sec stock ctfs____1000
Interboro Rapid Transit-100
Int Rys of Cent Amer_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Iowa Central____________100
Kansas City Southern_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Lehigh Valley____________5u
Louisville & Nashville_ 100
_
Manhattan R y guar____100
M od guar____________100
Market Street R y ______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Prior preferred_______ 100
Second preferred_____100
Michigan Central_______ 100
Minneapolis & St L ou is.. 100
Minn St Paul & S S M ..1 0 0
Preferred_____________ 100
Leased line___________100
M o Kan & Texas C o.-no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Missouri Pacific com ____100
Preferred_____________ 100
Morris & Essex__________ 50

Shares ■
2,000
2,300
5,800
52,200
2,000
100
74.400
30.000
270
71.700
11.700
59,500
441
64,600
2,400
14.400
620
225
1,180
29.000
2,500

Nashv Chatt & St Loui3.100
Nat Rys Mex 1st pref_ 100
_
Second preferred_____100
New Orl Texas & M exico.100
New York Central______100
N Y Chicago & St Louis. 100
Preferred_____________ 100
N Y & Harlem__________ 50
N Y Lack & Western_ 100
_
N Y N H & Hartford_ 100
_
N Y Ontario & Western. 100
N Y Rys partic ctfs. .no par
_
Pref trust certifs_ no par
New York State R ys____100
Norfolk Southern_______ 100
Norfolk & Western_____ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Northern Central________ 50
Northern Pacific_______ 100
Pacific Coast____________100
First preferred_______ 100
Second preferred_____ 100
Pennsylvania______ ______ 50
Peoria & Eastern_______ 100
Pere Marquette________ 100
Prior preferred_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Pitts Ft Wayne & C h ic..100
Preferred_____________ 100
Pittsb & West Virginia. .100
Reading Company_______ 50
First preferred________ 50
Second preferred______50
Rights_________
Rutland RR pref_______ 100

400
2.400
6.300
2,600
158,800
3.100
4.400
320
05
218,000
50,100
391
3.200
2.300
56,800
52.400
1,000
160
91,000
500

St Louis-San Francisco. .100
Preferred A ___________100
St Louis Southwest_____100
Preferred_____ ________lOO
Seaboard Air Line______ lOO
Preferred_____________ 100
Southern Pacific C o_____lOO
Southern Railway_______100
Preferred________ ___ 1 0 0
Texas & P a c ific _ ___ 1 0 0
_
Third Avenue
. .
10 0
Twin City Rapid Transit. 100
Preferred _______ ___ 1 0 0
Union P acific._____ ___ 1 0 0
Preferred. . . . ___ 1 0 0
United Rys Investment-100
Preferred_____________ lOO
Virginia Ry & Power___ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Wabash________________ 100
Preferred A ___________100
Preferred B ___________lOO
Western Maryland______ 100
Second preferred_____100
Western Pacific________ lOo
Preferred_____________ lOO
West Penn C o_______ no par
7% preferred_________ 100
Wheeling & L E R y _____100
Preferred_____________ 100
Industrial and Miscell.
Abitibi Power & P _ no par
_
Adams Express_________ 100
Advance Rumely_______ lOO
Preferred_____________ lOO
Air Reduction Inc____no par
Ajax Rubber Inc_____no par
Ahumada Lead___________1
Alaska Juneau Gold M in.10
All American Cables____100
Allied Chem & Dye_.no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Allis Chalmers M fg_____100
Preferred_____________ lOo
Amer Agricul Chemical. .100
Preferred_____________ lOO
American Bank N ote____50
Preferred______________ 50
American Beet Sugar_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ lOO
Amer Bosch M agneto.no par
Am Brake Shoe & F__no par
Preferred_____________ 100
American Can___________lOO
Preferred_____________ 100
Amer Car & Foundry_ 100
_
N ew__________________
Preferred_____________ 100
American Chain w i ______ 25

314.400
7.600
20.300
3.200
263.400
91.000
125,100
198,000
8.300
70.100




300
30,700
3.000
69,800
9,900
700
8,600
5,100
500
12,900
2.000
15.400
700
500
400
109,100
29.600
44,700
98.600
109

100

100]
56,2891
2,300!
6.200
2,600
1.100
358
44.500
162,800
12,200
17.100
13.700
4,315

Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
3.600
3.700
251.400
384.500
30.700
171
394.100
546,090
270
136.700
29.800
59,500
441
347,809
12,600
83.800
7,820
402
3.450
244.400
25.300
5.400
3.000
401.200
12,600
371.100
72.900
4.900
53.600
12,100

17.300
3,000
12.900
10.700
31.700
99.700
27,250
6,180
600
167.300
3.200
57.300
1,800
42.100
56.400
400
700
3,700
1.300
45,600
8.200
300
671.800
2,800
400
70.300
900
4,800

25.200
28.600
31.200
27.200
290.200
370.700
35,950
99,080
4,187
581,800
20,750
396,600
9.500
204.100
229,850
3.600
2.500
50.200
3.400
278.900
43.900
1.900
3.750.700
17.400
155.100
71,600
5.600
60 944

2001

100

Sale
Sale
Sale
117
76
Sale
3234
1834
„ 234
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2534
54
2334
Sale
Sale
6234
62 34
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sa e
140
6

Sale
115
Sale
Sale
90

May 1.

2734
9234
10 1

3034
67
112
111

75 34
7234
2034
2334
62 34
134
3334
5734
77
110
68

3834
8

27
48
20

5CP
234
3234
42
58
3434
82
34
77 34
7834
141
5
234
12134
116
125
91

Highest.

Sale Prices.
2 34 M ay 14
5 M ay 6
2634 M ay 15
M ay 1
37
37 M ay 14
62 M ay 15
61 % M ay 1
28 34 M ay 23
5
75
2734 M ay i
92 34 M av i
112
16
127
IS
2934 M ay 1
67 M ay 1
11134 M ay 1 1
113
M ay 18
7434 M ay 1
7134 M ay 7
19 M ay 2 1
2134 M ay 18

Sale Prices.
4 M ay 2 0
634 M ay 2 0
3034 M ay 6
3934 M ay 6
3834 M ay 6
62
M ay 15
6834 M ay 23
3034 M ay 5
76 X
22
M ay 8
34
97 34 M ay 13
29
156
138
21
3234 M ay 6
M ay 6
70
11434 M ay 7
115 M ay 8
76 3 M ay 7
4
72 34 M ay 13
2334 M ay 29
25 M ay 2 0

150

144
5

6

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

May 29.

140
5
134
121
11734
12634

10134 Sale
3034 Sale
21 Sale

14934
74 34
2634
6034
67 34

Sale
7334 Sale
Sale
81
8134
Sale
4534 Sale
71
Sale
Sale
Sale
26 34 Sale
Sale
43 34 Sale
Sale
10334 Sale
Sale
9334 Sale
Sale
8734 Sale
Sale
5134 Sale
14
0
934 1
Sale
6234 64
9534 95
9834
Sale
13634 Sale
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73 34 Sale
25
27
Sale
64
Sale
66
Sale
1
01 Sale

21J4
57
39
1434
2434
3434
8534
11834
95
15
2734

Sale
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41
Sale
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Sale
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Sale
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63
9134
1534
50
89
13 34

65
Sale
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6034
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5034
71
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3934
10234
7734
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6334

21

6234
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42
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133
Sale
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106
Sale
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171

81
84
47
7134
3434
4534
10034
9634
87
52 34
10
6834
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14034
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92
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2
M ay 2
2 3 4 M ay
2
32 34 M ay 14 35 l M ay 7
A
57 K M ay 1 5 9 3 4 M ay 28
77
M ay 1 80 34 M ay 25
no May 1 11234 M ay 14
64 M ay 20 7034 M ay 1 2
38 M ay 1 43 34 M ay 9
9 M ay 4 10 ^ M ay 7
32 M ay 18 3 4
M ay 8
M ay 4 56 M ay 7
49
23 M ay 6 25
May 7

234
32 34
48 34
58
3334
8134
34
77
7934

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M av
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

1
334 May
M ay
27 35
8
4934 M ay
6
59 M ay
14 36 3 M ay
4
14 8434 M ay
1
3734 M ay
1 8234 M ay
M ay
25 80

14
5
19
19
7
6
8
8

15

Sale
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
18
6434
Sale
7234
14234
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
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14034
6634
7734
37 34
4034
17 34
4434

M ay 4 142
M ay
M ay 1 73 M ay
M ay 1 90
M ay
M ay 11 4034 M ay
M ay 16 4434 M ay
M ay 2 1934 M ay
M ay 1 62 M ay

Sale
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
70

7334
8134
4534
7034
26 34
43 34
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9034
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3034
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49
Sale
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13534
7334
27
65

M ay 1 8434 M ay 20
M ay 2 8534 M ay 20
M ay 1 50
M ay 8
M ay 25 7234 M ay 6
M ay 1 3534 M ay 20
M ay 7
M ay 1 48
M ay 28 103 34 M ay 1
May 29
M ay 1 97
1
M ay 8 8734 May 1
M ay 1 5534 May 6
M ay 2 1034 May 28
1
May 27
M ay 16 7°
23
23 100
M ay 14 14134 M ay 23
M ay 14 75 M ay 6
M ay 2 3334 May 18
M ay 2
M ay 18
M ay 1 11934 May 16
iviay 19
19 97
M ay l 2934 M ay 22
M ay 1 6 8 34 M ay 20
M ay 4 4934 M ay 2
1
M ay 1 1534 M ay 15
M ay L 2234 M ay 8
M ay 23 4434 M ay 4
M ay L 9334 M ay 2
M ay 1 145
M ay 2
1
M ay 1 98 3 M ay 26
4
M ay 1 1834 M ay 2
1
M ay 1 33 M ay 15

10334
Sale
Sale
Sale
1034
39
3234
Sale
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100

100
97
21

6234
43
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M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
1 M ay
0
134 M ay
129 M ay
8434 M ay
11834 M ay
76 M ay
10534 M ay
1834 M ay
50 M ay
170 M ay
5534 M ay
3834 M ay
82 M ay
M ay
29
10234 M ay
11034 M ay
M ay
172
11834 M ay
196 M ay
M ay
99
124 M ay
22 34 M ay
6434
9034
15
5234
10034
12 34

22

145

15 6
29 234
27 12334
1 11834
2 12634
18 9134
6 175
2 104
1 35
1 2634
1 294
2
6
1134
6 41
34
2
1 13334
2
6
7734
5 8034

1

66

12
24 34
29 6534
1
48 34
7 4434
1 1834
15 6634
81
6
4 72

M ay 6
M ay 7
M ay 6
M ay 8
M ay 4
M ay 5
M ay 28
May
May
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

1 7534 M ay
1 9734 M ay
6 1834 M ay
L 59 34 M ay
1 10634 M ay
1
5 14 34 M ay
1 1234 M ay
27
2 34 M ay
6 133 M ay
1 9534 M ay
M ay
1 0 120
1 8434
1
15.10734
14 2134
1 58
6 178
6 ! 5834
13 41
5 8434
1 36
28 109
14 11334
1 194
8 12034
1 19634
1 11134
1 12534
2
2134

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
May
M ay
M ay

29

22
13
18
29

1
2
1

27

26
28

1
1

29
26
25
25

1
1

26
28
20
20

5

2
(l
23
20
2

*

15

14

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
4 Jan. 2
2 34 Apr. 14
334 Apr. 14 634 Jan. 23
Feb. 24
M ay 15 34
2
1 5 Apr. 27 4634 Jan. 5
Apr. 24 4334 Jan.
35
M ay 15
60 V Jan. 23 62
s
Apr. 24 7134 Jan. 8
60
27V Apr. 22 4034 Jan. 19
s
75 M ay 5 7634 M ay 22
M ay 8
23 Mar. 30 34
8934 Mar. 30 10134 Jan. 10
112 M ay 16 156 M ay 29
127 M ay 13 138 M ay 21
2134 Mar. 18 3234 M ay 6
M ay 6
64 H Feb. 18 70
i
Mar. 31 11934 Jan. 7
111
11234 Apr. 23 119 Jan. 7
7234 Apr. 29 7634 M ay 7
Apr. 17
70 V Jan. 6 74
s
1334 M ar. 23 3434 Feb. 9
18 Jan. 8 2534 Apr. 28
5934 Jan. 2 65 Apr. 25
334 M ar. 6
I X Jan. 6
28 y8 M ar. 30 4034 Feb. 21
57 Jan. 15 5934 Feb. 24
69 Mar. 3u 8234 Jan. 10
106 Jan. 16 11734 Mar. 2
64 M ay 20 100 Jan. 14
32 X Mar. 23 5134 Feb. 9
734 Mar. 11 1034 Jan. 2
M ay 8
20
Jan. 13 34
43 X M ar. 20 56 M ay 7
M ay 7
16 Mar. 19 25
Feb. 7
510
Feb. 7 510
Jan. 5 4 M ar. 6
234
30 X Apr. 4 5634 Jan. 12
Jan. 9
Mar. 30 71
40
Feb. 9
May 6 63
58
28 X Jan. 2 4034 Mar. 4
74 X Jan. 2 8734 Feb. 5
Feb. 6
3054 Jan. 5 41
71
Mar. 30 8334 Feb
77 X Jan. 28 80 M ay 15

143 Apr.
334 Apr.
1 V Apr.
s
11334 Feb.
113 Ji Apr.
120 Mar.
8834 Jan.
6 160 Jan.
25 100 Jan.
25 28 Mar.
18 20X Apr.
1 278 M ay
1
1 034 M ay
1
20 3932 M ay
1 21 Vs Apr.
25 12334 Mar.
1 75 3 4 1 an.
5
27 77 Jan.
23 5834 Apr.
M ay
29 23
29 64 Jan.
1 34 34 Jan.
4234 Apr.
6
5 1334 Apr.
13 6234 Mar.
14 7834 Apr.
16 6834 Apr.
14034 Mar.
20 139 Jan.
Mar.
23 63
29 6934 Mar.
21 3534 Mar.
29 3634 Mar.
2 1734 Mar.
1
27 42 Apr.

M ay
M ay
, 1 3 4 M ay
1 2 0 3 4 M ay
1 1 5 3 4 M ay
123 M ay
9034 M ay
165
10134 Apr.
3034 M ay
21 M ay
278
M ay
934
3934 M ay
28 M ay
129 May
77 M ay
7834
60
M ay
M ay
23
6534 M ay
4834 M ay
43 X M ay
1434 M ay
6334 M ay
79 M ay
69 M ay

150
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

75
Sale
9334 9534
1534 17
56 34 Sale
10434 Sale
1334 Sale
1234 Sale
134 Sale
134
154
113
122
133
143
9334 Sale
8434 Sale
119
Sale
11734 Sale
8434 Sale
7234 Sale
106
110
10434 Sale
2034 Sale
1534 Sale
5534 Sale
4434 Sale
162
Sale
180
190
53
55
55
5834
Sale
39 34 41
4034 Sale
84
86 90
8434 Sale
Sale
35
Sale
33 Sale
Sale 10334 Sale
99 Sale
109
110 11234 11034 115
11034
Sale 190 34 Sale
172
16034 Sale
11834 Sale 12034 Sale
115 34 Sale
Sale
198 Sale
196
Sale 10734 Sale
99
Sale 125
124
Sale
124
Sale
2 2 s<4 Sale
Sale
23
23 34 Sale
6434
9034
15 34
5234
10134
1334
1034
234
125
85 34
11934
76
105
1934
50
161
5534
3834
80 34
2934
104

Lowest.

Lowest.

Bid.
Ask.
334
4
534
6
2834 Sale
3834 Sale
37
38
6 1 3 4 _____
6734 Sale
2834 Sale
72
Sale
3134 Sale
Sale
9634 Sale
153
Sale
120
138
31
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
Sale 114 Sale
117
114
Sale
Sale
7534 79
72
Sale
73
Sale
2234 Sale
Sale
2434 24
6534 6434 65
3
234 Sale
Sale
33 34 Sale
Sale
5834 5934
Sale
80
Sale
Sale 11134 Sale
75
66
78
Sale
42
Sale
10
934 10
35
3334 30
51
Sale
50
25
20
23 34
500 600
Sale
334 Sale
34
34 34 31
52
45
50
61
58
5934
Sale
35
Sale
Sale
8334 Sale
Sale
3534 Sale
Sale
7934 Sale
80
7934 Sale

Ask.
3
534
Sale
Sale
3734
62
Sale
Sale

10134
34
2434
283
1034
37
40
36
Sale
3034 Sale
3234
Sale
13034 Sale 13034
77
77
77
75
8034
7834
Sale
Sale
60
6534
21
24
30
2434
70
90
65
6534
41
70
4834 Sale
Sale
4334
4334 Sale
Sale
17
1434 Sale
Sale
Sale
64
6134
79
83
80
8034
70
7434 6734 69
12634
130
141
140
14034 140
Sale
7234
6634 Sale
Sale
8934
7834 Sale
Sale
Sale
39
4034
Sale
44
4134 Sale
Sale
1834
60
62
4434 Sale
Sale
Sale

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES IN M A Y .

Ask. Bid.
Sale
234
734
434
Sale
2834
Sale
37
Sale
3634
62
60
Sale
62
Sale
2834

2634 Sale
9234 94

4,100, 140
4
8,500'
234
32,575
40.200 114
1,503,790! 11734
44.500J 125
32.300 8934
1.450
5° 5 100
1,316,200 3034
128,200! 2534
391
3,200
5,400,
129.200 2434
515,450 13034
4.400 76
772 7534
438,200l 6934
3,300! 25
400 54
5.500 54
374,039 48
8.900 1834
53,610 6 8
7.600 81
7.900 7334
50
753, 13934
120.400 7234
926.000 75
44,600; 38
51.100 4034
110.300 2234
8,215 i 5934

334.400
203.300
2,600
68.800
14.900
56.300
10.000
15.400
3.500
135.800
42,000

2.500

74.100
8.600
15.500
17.700
30.900

Bid.
4
7
3134
46
43
6034
70
3634

2534
6434
11634
115
74
71
3134
1734
60
134
34
57
7934
108
85
4734
1034
2.000 25
25.200 52
5.900 2 2
26
234
89.200
5.700 50
3.500 5834
1,100 58 34
1.243.700 2834
291.500 7434
587,520 3134
664.000 7234
1.091 7734

1,220,900
38.600
211,550
34.800
586,480
322.100
1,197,100'
1,137,000
87.300
703.900
39,500!
13.800
600!
533.700
33.100
30.700
45.100
84,000
100
1.075.700
1,234,800
15.400
361.500
85.400
604,050
76.700
50.100
20,5661
239.300
74,500,

3,4 0 0

Price about
Jan. 2
1925.

155 Mar. 6
6 M ay 7
234 Jan. 12
12334 M ay 8
12434 Jan. 13
13734 Feb. 24
9234 Mar. 3
Feb. 7
175
104 M ay 25
3634 Mar. 2
27 Y Jan. 7
s
294 M ay 11
1134 M ay 11
4434 Apr. 15
M ay 1
34
13454 M ar. 20
Apr. 3
79
8034 M ay 27
7134 M ar. 6
38 M ar. 7
69 Jan. 22
5034 M ar. 7
4834 Jan. 5
2034 Jan. 12
Feb. 25
72
84 Jan. 16
7534 Jan. 10
14034 Mar. 4
M ay 20
142
73 34 Jan. 2
90 M ay 29
4034 M ay 27
4434 M ay 29
2434 Jan. 9
6234 Jan. 9

5734 Jan.
8434 M ay 20
4434 Mar.
8534 M ay 20
4434 Apr.
5334 Mar. 2
7034 Jan.
7534 M ar. 11
2034 Jan.
35 34 M ay 20
M ay 7
35 Mar.
48
9834 Mar.
10834 Jan. 9
M ay 20
7734 Jan.
97
83 Jan.
9234 Feb. 25
43 34 Jan.
5834 M ar. 13
734 Apr.
1434 Jan. 12
58 Jan.
70 M ay 27
9434 Jan.
100 M ay 23
13334 Apr. 24153 34 Jan. 10
Feb. 26
72 Jan. 30 76
1834 Mar.
33 34 M ay 18
4834 Mar.
7834 M ay 18
64 34 Jan.
11934 M ay 16
97 M ay
97 M ay 19
1934 Mar.
2934 M ay 22
5534 Jan.
6834 M ay 20
3834 Jan.
49 V M ay 21
s
11 Mar.
1734 Jan. 9
16 Mar.
2634 Jan. 9
3234 Jan.
55 Mar. 11
Mar. 11
8434 Jan.
100
105 Mar.
145 M ay 21
94 Apr.
9834 M ay 26
1034 Mar.
1834 M ay 21
22
Apr.
M ay 15
33
Jan. 6 7534 M ay 29
Apr. 16 103 34 Jan. 9
Apr. 1 1 1834 M ay 13
Feb. 18 5934 M ay 18
Jan. 30 11134 Feb. 26
Mar. 19 1434 M ay 12
10
934 Apr. 2 1 1234 M ay 27
Jan. 6
1
2 34 M ar. 28
119 Jan. 5 133 M ay 26
80 Mar. 30 9534 M ay 28
Feb. 26
117 Jan. 9 120
7134 Jan. 5 8634 Mar. 13
103 34 Jan. 3 10734 M ay 26
1334 Mar. 19 2134 Feb. 11
3634 Mar. 23 58 M ay 25
161 Jan. 13 206 Feb. 11
5334 Jan. 10 5834 M ay 26
3634 Mar. 19 43 Jan. 7
8034 Jan. 19 8734 Jan. 6
2634 Mar. 24 54 34 Jan. 3
9034 Mar. 30 109 M ay 5
107 34 Jan. 12 11334 M ay 20
15834 Jan. 16 194 M ay 23
115 Jan. 29 12034 M ay 29
192 Jan. 5 232 34 M ar. 6
9734 Apr. 27 11134 M ay 8
12034 Apr. 2 12534 Feb. 18
27
Feb. 4
2234 Apr.
62
90
13
47
8634

J une, 1925.]

STOCKS

N. 7 . STOCK EXCHANGE
Par
American Chicle_____no par
Preferred_____________ 100
C ertificates_______ no par
Preferred certificates.-100
Amer Druggists’ Synd_ 10
_
American Express______ 100
Am Foreign & Power.no par
Preferred_________ no par
Am For Pr ctfs 25% pd in ..
Amer Hide & Leather___100
Preferred_____________ 100
American I c e ___________100
Preferred_____________ 100
Amer Internat Corp_.no par
Am La France Fire E ng. .10
Preferred_____________ 100
American Linseed______ 100
Preferred.____________ 100
Am Locomotive new_.no par
Preferred_____________ 100
American Metal_____no par
Preferred_____________100
American Piano pref____100
American Radiator______ 25
Preferred _ _:__________ 100
Amer Railways Express. 100
Amer Republics______no par
American Safety Razor. .100
Am Ship & Comm____no par
Amer Smelt & Refin_____100
Preferred_____________ 100
American Snuff________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Am Steel Foundries ctfs 33
New_______________ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
American Sugar Refin_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Am Sumatra Tobacco_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Am Teleg & Cable______ 100
Amer Teleph & Teleg_ 100
_
American T obacco_______ 50
B ______________________50
Preferred_____________ 100
Amer Type Foundries_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Amer Wat Works & Elec. .20
First preferred (7 % )..1 0 0
Par tic pref (6 % )______ 100
Amer Wholesale, pref_ 100
_
American Woolen_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Am Writing Paper, pref. 100
Amer Zinc, Lead & Sm_ 25
_
Preferred______________ 25
Anaconda Copper_______ 50
Archer Daniels Mid ..n o par
Preferred_____________ 100
Armour (Del) pref______ 100
Armour o f Illinois Class A .25
Arnold Constable v t c.no par
A rtloom _____________no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Art Metal Construction.. 10
Associated Dry Goods_ 100
_
New_______________no par
1st preferred_________ 100
2d preferred_________ 100
Associated Oil____________25
Att Gulf & W I SS Lines. 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Atlantic Refining_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Atlas Powder, new_ no par
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Atlas Tack Corp_____no par
Austin, Nichols & C o.no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Auto Knit Hosiery_ no par
_
Auto Sales_______________ 50
Preferred______________ 50
Baldwin Locomotive___ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Barnet Leather______ no par
Bamsdall Corp, Class A . .25
Class B _______________ 25
Rights________________
Bayuk Bros_________ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Beech-Nut Packing______ 20
Bethlehem Steel Corp_ 100
_
7 % preferred_________ 100
Cum conv 8% pref____100
Booth Fisheries______no par
1st preferred_________ 100
British Empire Steel___ 100
1st preferred_________ 100
2d preferred_________ 100
Brooklyn Edison, Inc_ 100
_
Brooklyn Union Gas. .no pai
Brown Shoe, Inc________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Briggs Manufacturing no par
Brunswick-Balke-Coll.no par
Brunsw’k Term & Ry SeclOO
Burns Brothers______ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
New Class B com _.no par
_
Burro’s Add M ach_ no par
Bush Terminal C o______100
N ew ____________________
Debenture_______________
Bush Term Bldgs, p re f.. 100
Butte Copper & Zinc______5
Butterick_______________ 1O0
Butte & Sup Mining_____10
Caddo Cent Oil & R ef.no par
Calif Packing Corp..n o par
California Petroleum_____25
Preferred_____________ 100
Rights________________
Callahan Zinc-Lead______10
Calumet & Arizona M g .1 0
Calumet & Hecla------------- 25
Case (J I) Thresh M ach. 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Central Leather________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Century Ribbon Mills.no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Cerro de Pasco C op_ no par
_
Certain-Teed Prod_ no par
_
1st preferred__________100
Second preferred_____100
Chandler M Car (The)no par
Chic Pneumatic T ool___ 100
Chicago Vellow C ab_.no par
Childs Co
_________ no var




STOCKS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
SALES TO JUNE 1.
In
May
Shares.
27.400
1.300
4,500
500
18.700
8,200
131,400
17.900
4.300
7.900
21.400
34,600
5,600
33.900
19.700
400
19.400
9.900
64.900
500
6,100

600
14,100
3,500
10.300
25.100
180,400
3.900
900
300
7,000
4.900
900
77.100
5.700
68.300
43.400
1,240
46,102
45,900
49.400
4.700
1,500
200
134,100
700
10.400
110,000
25.600
7.900
5.200
2.900
93.500
3,700
1.200

5,100
62.600
13.300
7,300
720
100

8,800
1,200
1,000
600
123,600
65.500
12,900
24,000
500
700
100

7.600
18.300
1.600
5,200
100
335,100
1,000
107,700
3.200
143,421
2,400
400
26.400
65.400
1,600
1.200

5,600
100
800
200

31.100
182,900
36.200
300
288,600
34.500
1,000
12.100

300
26,400
2,200

7.300
13,100
6.900
200

8,400
6,050
37,000
3,800
48,300
221,400
44.200
47,850
15,600
3.300
3,700
5,000
4.900
41.200
72.500
3,200
47.400
145,800
300
1,100

38.400
13,600
1,100
21,000

Since
Jan. 1.

May 1.

Bid.
Shares.
71.700 39%
3.400 94
21,200 37
1,100 90
5%
124,220
92.000 162
275.600
114.100
25.200 126%
28.700 12%
87.600 69%
84.100 91%
12.000 79%
222,330 34%
93.400 11%
1.700 94
87,800 28%
65.700 53
985.700 107%
6,100 118
92.500 53%
1.400 115
1.400 94%
62,874 90
300 126
9.400 80
5.300 47
236,575 36%
149.500 11 %
817.300 98
16.100 107%
5.100 145
1.100 95
336,826 47%
4.900
6,600 107%
677,425 52%
34,275 93
196.000 12
56.900 34%
5.600 41
392,102 130%
210.500 87%
310.400 86
21.400 104%
6,200 1 12%
550 105%
429.600 39%
6,200 100%
32.000 96
550 92%
1,004,620 64
87.200 95%
24.100
5
25.000 11%
32.200 35
522.000 47%
25.600 27%
4.600 89
26,110 90
110.700
8%
84.000
7.300
720
1,800 15
86.200 133%

Ask. Bid.
Sale
53%
95
53%
95%
Sale
5%
Sale
130
34%
90
Sale
125
13%
9%
Sale
67
Sale
100%
80% 78
Sale
35
Sale
13
100
95%
Sale
27%
Sale
69%
Sale
119%
120
118
Sale
46%
119
111
95% 90%
Sale
92
125%
Sale
77 %
50
46
Sale
54
Sale
10%
Sale
92%
Sale
106%
147
140
100
100
Sale
48%

Ask.
Sale
107
Sale

108
Sale
Sale
Sale
38
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104%
Sale
109
Sale
101
Sale
96
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
Sale
Sale
28
94
92

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107%
108%
Sale
102%
103
100
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
33%
97%
Sale
Sale
Sale

94
101
33%
22%
31%
95%
114
50
92
10%
31
87%
2%
3%
15
131%
116
8,100 35
745.600 23%
43.900 17%
148,321
37.700 47
1,200 96
155,800 71%
611.400 50%
24.500 95%
15.100 110
41.500
5%
600 28
2.600
2%
1.300
4.500
9%
112.100 121
428.400
79 %
112.600 72%
4.900 97
543.700
103.000
5.900
4
46.500 96%
4,600
52.700 22
34.300 64%
28.600 65%
13.100
6.900
1,200 96
8%
102.000
49,050 24
200.300 23%
41.300
1%
84.300 104
1,612,200 23%
101,200 100
47,850
109.600
4%
42.900 57%
23.700 18%
15,600 29
11.900 62
142,200 19%
291.100 56%
94.000 29%
3.400 94
323.100 55
341.100 44
3.800
2.900
303.600 36%
60.000 97%
8.800 54
67.900

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
115
52
94
Sale
Sale
89%
Sale
5
16%
Sale
Sale
37%
Sale
Sale

1,200

5,975
3,566
460.700
478.000
120.600
150,900
3.900
3.700
600
44.600
93.300
5.700
17.600
2.300
3.500
2,555,350
6,620

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES IN M A Y .
Jan. 2
1925.

Sale
15%
Sale

Sale
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
112
Sale
32
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
99
5
Sale
97
23
65
98
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
66
Sale
Sale
33%
96
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
55

110
60%
96%
9%
36%
41
136
92%
91%
105%
104
105
53
99%
101
95
37%
77%
3%
7%
24%
36%
33
96
90%
20
9

Sale
131%
Sale
Sale
Sale
9%
Sale
Sale
81
Sale
Sale
97%
Sale
Sale
Sale
119
Sale
115
93%
Sale
130
79%
53
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
143%
102
Sale

May 29.
Bid.
52%
105
50%
105
6%
137
35%
91
124
11%
73%
106%
83
34%
13
96%
28%
70%
124%
122
48
110
90%
95%
128%
78%
42
52%
8%
101%
108%
142
100%
40
110
65
98%
9

39
139%
96
95%
106%
108
100
63%
101
105%
95
38%
79%
4%
7%
28%
40
34%
96
93%
21%
9%
41%
101%
14
16
15%
184% Sale 208
53
Sale
98
99
104% 108 106
Sale
35
39
42% Sale
45%
44% Sale
44%
104% Sale 108%
113% 115% 116%
49% 46
47
92
93% 92%
12% Sale
11
Sale
24
25
92
89
89
2% Sale
3%
5
3%
3%
13
16
13
110% Sale 119%
Sale 112
109
32% 36
32%
Sale
22
24%
18
17
19
% Sale
39% Sale
41
94
96% 95
65
66% 70
39% Sale
40
94% Sale
95%
110% Sale 112
4%
4%
4%
29
25
25
2%
1%
1%
26
30
8
7%
7
Sale 132%
129
Sale
82
87%
79% Sale
99
100
101
105
36% Sale
42
33% Sale
28%
4
5
4%
Sale 107
101
94% 96% 96
Sale
21
26%
Sale
80
78%
Sale
105
15%
83
97%
100
5% Sale
5%
17% Sale
19
9% Sale
10%
%
%
%
104% Sale 117
28% Sale
29
Sale 122%
113
%
2% Sale
3
Sale
47
49
13% 14
12%
27
30
35
70% 71
80
16 Sale
18%
52% Sale
63%
Sale
39
37
96
99
96
45% Sale
51%
43% Sale
51
95% 95
94
82% 89
34% Sale
35%
84% Sale
92
48% 53
47
Sale
51
53

Lowest.

35

Highest.

Ask. Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale
49 M ay 4 55 V M ay 21
s
110 104 M ay 15 107% M ay 22
Sale
48% M ay 4 53% M ay 1
107 M ay 28 107 M ay 28
6%
5% M ay 5 6 % M ay 14
Sale 133 M ay 2 142% M ay 21
Sale
33 % M ay 4 38% M ay 6
Sale
M ay 29
88 M ay 9 91
Sale 121 % M ay 11 126% M ay 21
Sale
M ay 27
9 % M ay 5 12
Sale
M ay 29
66 % M ay 2 74
Sale 100 % M ay 1 110% M ay 7
Sale
79 M ay 4 84 M ay 21
Sale
33 % M ay 27 37% M ay 14
Sale
12% M ay 9 13% M ay 2
97
M ay 7 97 M ay 7
97
Sale
27 V M ay 1 30% M ay 6
s
Sale
69% M ay 1 71% M ay 7
Sale 117% M ay 14 125% M ay 21
122% 120
M ay 5 122
M ay 6
Sale
46% M ay 1 49 M ay 11
114
94
91 % M ay 28 93 % M ay 13
Sale
92 M ay 1 98% M ay 16
130
80
76% M ay 13 80% M ay 22
59
Sale
51% M ay
56% M ay 7
Sale
8% M ay
1 1 % M ay 14
Sale
92% M ay
102% M ay 27
Sale 106% M ay
M ay 29
110
144
143 M ay 19
140% M ay
100 M ay
100% M ay 13
47% M ay
50 M ay 12
M ay 28
39 M ay
40
112
M ay 28
110 M ay
111
Sale
60% M ay
6 6 % M ay 29
Sale
96% M ay
98% M ay 29
Sale
M ay 11
6 M ay
10
29 M ay
86% M ay 28
Sale
M ay 14
39 M ay
42
Sale 136 M ay
139% M ay 29
Sale
90% M ay
96% M ay 23
Sale
91 M ay
96 M ay 28
Sale 105% M ay
106% M ay 13
110
106 M ay
110% M ay 20
107% 105% M ay
106% M ay 27
Sale
49% May
64% May 27
101% 100 M ay
M ay 20
103
Sale 101% M ay
106 M ay 27
96
Sale
34% M ay 6 40% M ay 18
Sale
69% M ay 6 80% M ay 18
Sale
3% M ay 11 5% M ay
Sale
7 M ay 12 8 % M ay 15
Sale
24% M ay 1 29 M ay 28
Sale
35% M ay 4 40% M ay 29
Sale
32 M ay 8 34% M ay 28
98% 96% M ay 25 98 M ay 21
Sale
90% M ay 1 94 M ay 21
Sale
M ay 1 22% M ay 22
20
Sale
8 % M ay 20 10% M ay 27
42
M ay 18
39% M ay 14 44
103 101 % M ay 14 103% M ay 19
15% 15% MayJ18 15% M ay 18
212
184% M ay 1 214 M ay 25
52% M ay 28 53% M ay 28
Sale
96 M ay 5 99% M ay 26
107
105 M ay 12 106% M ay 25
Sale
35 M ay 1 40% M ay 22
Sale
42% M ay 1 48% M ay 6
Sale
M ay 4
43% M ay 28 47
Sale 104% M ay 1 111
M ay 22
117
115% M ay 6 116% M ay 25
47% 46% M ay 28 49
M ay 12
94
93% M ay 4 93% M ay
11% 10 % M ay 21 1 2 % M ay
Sale
23% M ay 6 27% M ay 14
93
89% M ay 13 93 M ay 14
Sale
2% M ay 1 4% M ay 14
5
16
14 M ay 27 14 M ay 27
Sale 109% M ay 13 120% M ay 29
Sale 109 M ay 1 112 M ay 29
34
Sale
21
M ay
25% M ay 28
19% 16% M ay
M ay 28
20
*6 May
4
% M ay 27
Sale
39% M ay
M ay 18
42
99
95% M ay
96% M ay 23
Sale
65% M ay
72 M ay 27
Sale
39% M ay
42
M ay 21
Sale
94% M ay
95% M ay 21
114 110% M ay
M ay 5
112
Sale
4% M ay
5% M ay 8
30
29 M ay 8 29
M ay 8
2%
1% M ay 4 2% M ay 9
25
7%
7% May
7% M ay 4
Sale 1 2 8 % M a y
140% M ay 22
Sale
M ay
82
91% M ay 22
Sale
M ay
M ay 29
74
100
107% 100 M ay
102% M ay 14
Sale
44% M ay 25
36% M ay
Sale
27% M ay
33% M ay 2
5
4% M ay
5% M ay 19
Sale
99% May
109% M ay 9
97% 95% M ay
96 M ay 21
Sale
20% M ay
28% M ay 11
79
78% M ay
81% M ay 4
104 M ay
118% M ay 16
15 M ay
18% M ay 15
Sale
80 M ay
85% M ay 18
102 101
M ay
M ay 14
101
Sale
M ay 18
5% May
6
19% 17 M ay
21
M ay 19
Sale
6 % M ay
12% M ay 14
%
% M ay
% M ay 7
Sale 104 May
117% M ay 29
Sale
28% May
30% M ay 21
Sale 110 % May
123 M ay 22
% M ay
% M ay 26
Sale
2 % M ay
3% M ay 18
Sale
47 M ay
51% M ay 16
13% 12 % M ay
13% M ay 4
Sale
28% M ay
35% M ay 28
Sale
70 M ay
80% M ay 26
Sale
16 M ay
2 0 % M ay 13
Sale
52% May
64 M ay 27
Sale
36 May
39% M ay 2
97
Sale
45% M ay 1 51 % M ay 29
Sale
42 M ay 9 51 % M ay 29
96
94 M ay 18 94% M ay 22
82 M ay 13 88 M ay 25
Sale
34 M ay 7 37% M ay 11
93% 84% M ay 1 96 M ay 18
48
47 M ay 18 48% M ay 15
Sale
51 M ay 1 54% M ay 8

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
37 Jan. 27 62 Apr. 18
94 Jan. 5 107% M ay 22
37 Jan. 7 58% Apr. 18
94 Jan. 19 107 M ay 28
5% Mar. 17 6% Jan. 22
125 Apr. 27 166 Jan. 2
27% Apr. 7 38% M ay 6
87 Jan. 6 94 Feb. 19
114% Apr. 7 127% Jan. 7
8% M ar. 31 14 Jan. 14
59 M ar. 31 75% Jan. 14
83 Mar. 18 110% M ay 7
74% Mar. 17 84 M ay 21
Feb. 5
32% Mar. 30 41
11% Jan. 2 14 Jan. 15
95% Feb. 27 97 Jan. 15
20 M ar. 25 30% M ay 6
53 Jan. 2 71% M ay 7
104% Jan. 5 144% Mar. 6
118% Mar. 20 124 Feb. 16
45% M ar. 30 53% Jan. 2
111
Mar. 30 116% Jan. 8
91% M ay 28 95 Jan. 7
89% Jan. 3 105 Jan. 17
126% Jan. 13 130% Apr. 2
76% M ay 13 84 Jan. 13
48 Jan. 8 66% Jan. 17
36% Jan. 2 59% M ar. 12
8% M ay 29 14% Feb. 28
90% Mar. 30 106% Feb. 10
105% Jan. 5 110% Feb. 5
138% Apr. 22 150% Feb. 19
98% Mar. 2 100% M ay 13
46 Jan. 30 54 % M ar. 4
39 M ay 26 40 M ay 28
108 Jan. 7 112 Apr. 18
47% Jan. 16 71% Apr. 14
91% Jan. 16 101% Feb. 28
6 M ay 6 24% Feb. 14
28 Apr. 27 86% M ay 28
Feb. 25
39 M ay 29 47
130% Jan. 2 139% M ay 29
85
Feb. 17 96% M ay 23
M ay 28
84% Feb. 17 96
104% Jan. 5 106% Apr. 28
103 Apr. 22 112% Jan. 2
105% M ay 2 110 Jan. 8
64% M ay 27
34% Jan.
103 Feb. 18
100 Jan.
106 M ay 27
95% Jan.
96 Jan.
97% Jan. 20
64% Jan. 6
34% M ay
96% Jan. 20
69% M ay
2% Apr. _ 7% Jan. 3
7 M ay 12 12% Jan. 9
24 % M ay 1 39 Jan. 9
35% Apr. 21 48 Jan. 3
26 Jan. 7 35% Feb. 13
90% Jan. 5 98 M ay 21
Feb. 14
90% M ar. 31 97
20 Mar. 19 22% Mar. 18
8 Jan. 5 12% Jan. 28
39% M ay 14 44 M ay 18
101% M ay 14 103% M ay 19
15 Jan. 7 15% Jan. 14
128 Jan. 5 214 M ay 25
52% M ay 28 53% M ay 28
94 Jan. 7 99% Mar. 12
Jan. 2 108% Feb. 7
101
32 Mar. 30 40% M ay 22
Jan. 5 48% M ay 6
20
Jan. 5 47% M ar. 3
31
95% Jan. 2 117% Feb. 5
113% Jan. 6 116% M ay 25
46% M ay 28 52% Feb. 24
92 Jan. 14 94 Jan. 9
9% Feb. 16 13 Apr. 28
23% Apr. 30 32% Jan. 12
M ay 14
87% Jan. 27 93
1% Jan. 7 4% M ay 14
4 Mar. 10 4% Feb. 10
13 Apr. 15 16% Feb. 3
107 Mar. 30 146 Feb. 26
M ay 1 116% Jan. 31
109
35 Jan. 5 49% M ar. 4
Mar. 24 30 Mar. 3
21
Feb. 6
16% Apr. 22 23
% M ay 27
1-64 M ay 16
39 Apr. 28 53% Feb. 14
95 Apr. 25 98% Feb. 16
60 Mar. 23 74% Jan. 10
38% Mar. 23 53% Jan. 13
94 Apr. 28 102 Jan. 31
109 Mar. 18 116% Feb. 9
4% M ay 4 7 Jan. 10
28 Jan. 5 34% Jan. 9
1% M ay 4 3% Jan. 26
30 Jan. 5 33% Feb. 25
7% Apr. 25 11% Feb. 24
1 2 0 % Jan.
2 140% M ay 22
75% Feb. 17 91% M ay 22
64% Mar. 31 100 M ay 29
96 M ar. 25 102% M ay 14
33% Mar. 17 44% M ay 25
27% M ay 8 49% Jan. 21
3 Feb. 17 5% Mar. 7
92% Feb. 11 109% M ay 9
93% Jan. 10 97% Apr. 16
17 Mar. 31 28% M ay 11
65 Jan. 3 82% Mar. 14
Feb. 26 118% M ay 16
86
15 M ay 14 18% M ay 15
M ay 14 85% M ay 18
80
M ay 14
96% Jan. 6 101
4% Mar. 31 8% Jan. 2
17 M ay 13 28% Jan. 3
6% M ay 5 24% Jan. 9
% Apr. 25 2% Jan. 12
100% Jan. 27 117% M ay 29
23% Jan. 2 32% Mar. 7
100 Jan. 2 123 M ay 22
% M ay 25
% M ay 26
2% M ay 8 4% Feb. 19
45 Apr. 22 58 Jan. 7
12% M ay 26 18% Jan. 5
24 Mar. 18 35% M ay 28
60 Mar. 11 80% M ay 26
14% Mar. 28 21% Feb. 7
49% Mar. 24 66 Feb. 7
31% Jan. 5 47% Mar. 7
95% Jan. 3 98% Jan. 14
43% Mar. 24 55% Jan. 2
40% Mar. 24 51% M ay 29
89% Jan. 28 95% M ar. 4
80% Feb. 13 88 M ay 25
28% Jan. 22 37% Apr. 6
80% Mar. 19 98% Jan. 3
47
M ay 18 55 Jan. 3
49% Mar. 31 56% Mar. 12

[V ol. 120.

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

26
STOCKS

N . T . STOCK EXCHANGE

SALES TO JUNE 1.
In
May

Par Shares.
58,200
Chile Copper_____________25
4,500
Chino Copper_____________5
1,000
d u e t t, Peabody & C o_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Coca Cola_______________ nopar 64,500
500
Preferred_____________ 100
74,500
Colorado Fuel & Iron____100
360,500
Columbia Gas & Elec.no par
4,600
Preferred_____________ 100
5,800
Columbian Carbon_ no par
_
200
Com Inv Trust__________ nopar
300
Preferred_____________ 100
5.400
Commercial Solv A _ no par
_
B _____________________ nopar 5,500
Bights________________
121,500
Congoleum Co new_ no par
_
1,600
Conley Tin Foil stpd- .no par
122,000
_
Consolidated Cigar_ no par
2,100
Preferred_____________ 100
40,900
Consol Distributors, .no par
302,500
Consolidated Gas____no par
49,000
Consol Textile_______ no par
Continental Can Inc pref 100
100,900
Continental Can_____ no par
6,200
Continental Insurance____25
362,000
Continental M otors. .no por
700
C om Prod Kefg pref____100
164,200
New w i_______________ 25
Cosden & C o____________ nopar
Preferred_____________ 100
600
Crex Carnet____________100
87,100
Crucible Steel o f Amer__100
1,600
Preferred_____________ 100
15,300
Cuba Cane Sugar____no par
55,400
Preferred_____________ 100
33,550
_
Cuban American Sugar_ 10
700
Preferred_____________ 100
10,100
Cuban Domin Sugar..no par
200
Preferred_____________ 100
2,800
Cudahy Packing________ 100
5,800
Cushmans Sons______ no par
100
Preferred_____________ 100
19,200
Cuyamel Fruit_______ no par
1,600
Bights________________
4,300
Daniel Boone Wool M ills.25
83,100
Davison Chem v t c ..n o par
100
DeBeers Cons Mines.no par
200
Deere & Co pref________ 100
15,800
Detroit Edison_________ 100
150
Devoe & Baynolds 1st pf.100
Diamond M atch________ 100
26,400
Dodge Bros, pref, w i.n o par
Class A ____________no par
240,400
245,300
Pref temp certifs_ no par
_
9,000
Dome Mines L td _____no par
20,000
Douglas Pectin______ no par
1,500
Duquesne Light 1st pref. 100
Durham Hosiery________ 50
17,700
Eastman Kodak_____no par
80,900
Eaton Axle & Spring, .no par
105,900
E I du Pont de Nem & ColOO
3,300
6% cumul pref_______ 100
35,100
Elec Pow & Lt pf 40 % pd w i
1,261,900
Certificates___________
8,200
Full paid w i _________
34,000
Elec Storage Battery.no par
300
Elk Horn Coal Corp______ 50
300
Preferred______________ 50
3,100
Emerson-Brantingham . .100
1,200
Preferred_____________ 100
13,500
E ndicott-Johnson_______ 50
600
Preferred_____________ lOO
1,200
Essex Cot M , 1st pref_ 100
_
2,000
Exchange Buffet Corp.no par
900
Fairbanks Co (The)______25
16,400
Fairbanks Morse_____no par
180,100
Fam Players-Lasky. .no par
4,700
Preferred_____________ 100
12,900
Federal Light & Trac.no par
43,200
N ew ____ _______
15
400
Preferred_____________ 100
1,500
Federal Min & Smelt___ 100
8,100
Preferred_____________ 100
5,400
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins. .25
1,700
Fifth Avenue Bus____no par
68,500
Fisher Body Corp, N e w ..25
200
Fisher Body Ohio pref_ 100
_
299,900
Fisk Bubber_________ no par
10,200
First preferred_______ 100
40,900
Fleischmann C o_____no pad
55,800
Foundation C o ______ no par
B ig h ts_______________
800
Franklin Simon pref____100
340,300
Freeport Texas C o_ no par
_
16,900
Gardner M otor______ no par
3,400
Gen Amer Tank Car____100
100
7% preferred_________ 100
65,200
General Asphalt________ 100
1,500
Preferred_____________ 100
7,000
Gen Baking C o______no par
100
Preferred__________no par
13,700
General Cigar Inc_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
100
Debenture pref (7 % )-.1 0 0
115,400
General Electric________ 106
17,700
Special when issued___ 10
476,800
Gen Motors Corp new no par
233
Preferred_____________ 100
400
6% debenture stock_ 100
_
10,800
Preferred 7% new___ 100
185,900
General Petroleum_______ 25
3,300
General Befractories..no par
19,500
Gimbel Brothers_____no par
300
Preferred_____________ 100
73,300
Ginter C o ___________ no par
318,500
Glidden & C o________ no par
18,900
Gold Dust certifs____no par
76,300
Goodrich (B F )______ no par
1,600
Preferred_____________ 100
5,500
Goodyear Tire pr p f w 1..100
23,900
Preferred_____________ 100
5,400
Granby Cons M S & P ..1 0 0
Gray & Davis Inc___ no par
22,100
Great Western Sugar_____25
900
Great Western Sugar pref 100
3,600
Greene Cananea Copper. 100
2,400
Guantanamo Sugar_ no par
_
Preferred_____________ 100
94,100
Gulf States Steel_______ 100
First preferred_______ lOO
200
Hanna lstpreferred_____100
1,300
Harbison Walker Bef____100
19,700
Hartman Corporation_ 100
_
54,200
Hayes Wheel________ no par
1,100
Preferred_____________ 100
900
Helme (G W ).................. . 2 5
Preferred_____________100
Hoe (B) & Co Class A .n o par
1,200
Homes take Mining_____100
4,400
Household Products, .no par
10,300




Since
Jan. 1.

1
Price about
. Jan. 2
1925.

Shares.
Bid.
Ask.
460,100 37 % Sale
22,950 27)4 Sale
24,900 60)4 Sale
1,000 102
104
426,300 80 Vs Sale
2,000 95
99
521,400 4334 Sale
846,200 4734 Sale
68,900
33,000 49
Sale
10,600 50
Sale
1,800 103
10334
83,250 121
Sale
106,450 122)4 Sale
13,000
585,700 42)4 Sale
34,700 1434 Sale
200,600 26)4 Sale
10,800 79% Sale
1,066,822
3% Sale
921,200 76% Sale
272,650
4)4 Sale
1,200 112)4 115
417,200 69
Sale
63,000 105
Sale
1,001,100
8)4 Sale
8,605 121
Sale
542,300 40)4 Sale
813,600 26% Sale
4,400
2,100 41
50
675,590 74)4 Sale
8,200 9334 Sale
149,300 13 Sale
420,500 59 Sale
226,770 29% Sale
3,100 96% 98%
69,568
6 Sale
12,700 43)4 Sale
2,800
11,800 66
67
400 100
.. ..
121,400 54
Sale
34,440
62,700
734 Sale
479,500 45)4 Sale
2,000 2334 Sale
3,500 81)4 83%
52,810 112% Sale
650 9634 100
200
228,350
240,400
245,300
84,800 1334 Sale
51,000 16
Sale
14,510 105)4 Sale
600
2
8
185,500 111
Sale
141,400 15 Sale
531,800 139% Sale
13,550 9434 Sale
52,300
1,503,800
9,300
272,700 62 % Sale
1,600 1134 1234
500 21
25
12,400
2)4 Sale
4,500 15 Sale
57,900 69
Sale
4,500
1,500
10,200 19)4 Sale
1,900
2%
3
87,900 32)4 Sale
867,800 9734 Sale
29,400 107
Sale
69,100 116
Sale
43,200
1,820 84
87
10,500 2134 24
47,000 61 V Sale
s
18,960
11,000 1134 12
166,200
2,800 103
106
847,900 1334 Sale
Sale
55,300 85
226,100 85% Sale
311,480 91
Sale
74,251
3,400 10434 Sale
550,600 10 V Sale
s
231,300
434 Sale
48,200
2,700
Sale
370,600 63
15,500 100 Sale
15,500 145 Sale
121
600 119
s
66,900 96 V Sale
108
1,400 103
110
1,100 105
Sale
781,210 317
116,600 11)4 Sale
Sale
4,500,500 66
94
1,633 92
94
2,000 92
79,050 102)4 Sale
1,501,400 4234 Sale
Sale
35,480 53
153,900 55)4 Sale
7,100 105 Sale
Sale
134,300 24
774,800 14 Sale
63,400 42)4 Sale
541,200 37% Sale
92
14,200 90
32,600 104 Sale
161,100 89% Sale
51,600 2034 Sale
434 Sale
17,700
133,400 92% Sale
5,900 111)4 Sale
21,200 19% Sale
5)4 Sale
11,200
100 ____ 92
351,500 87)4 Sale
103
545 102
89
5,250 87
130
_____
145,000 34)4 Sale
Sale
222,600 38
7,700 100 Sale
9,600 _____ 80
11234 _____
9,600 47)4 49%
Sale
17,800 43
91,300 34)4 Sale

1

PRICES IN M A Y .
May 1.

May 29.

Ask.
Sale
Sale
71

Lowest.

RANGE SINCE JAN . 1.

Bid.
34 V
s
21 V
s
63
106
Sale 11334
101)4
Sale
3834
Sale
66 34
Sale 109 34
47% 48%
61
57%
103 103 34
Sale
96 34
Sale
94 V
s

Ask. Sale
Sale
32
Sale
19
Sale
6034
107
Sale 103

Prices.
Sale Prices
M ay 4 35% M ay 28
M ay 4 22)4 M ay 18
M ay 6
M ay 18 63

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
10634
Sale
Sale

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

26)4
3
2734
85%
534
79
3
114)4
6434
110
934
121
35 V
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117
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93
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98
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50
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30 %
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34 M ay
27
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78 V M ay
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1 69%
1 109J4
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25 101
25 100%
16
19
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19
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Sale Prices.
3034 M ar. 30
19 Apr. 23
58% M ar. 17
103J4 Jan. 16
20 80 Jan. 6
15
12 32% Apr. 21
21 45% Jan. 21
29 10434 Jan. 3
20 45 Mar. 24
21 50 Jan. 2
26 102 Mar. 19
4 80 M ay 25
5 76 M ay 25

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

Apr. 29 4334 Jan.
Feb.
34 M ay 19 17
26% Jan. 2 44)4 M ay
79% Jan. 2 89V Feb.
s
s
334 Jan. 7 9 V Feb.
7434 Mar. 30 89% M ay
2 V Mar. 19 5 % Jan.
s
114 Feb. 6 11634 Feb.
7 60% Mar. 29 6934 Jan.
15 103 Jan. 5 120% Jan.
9
834 Jan. 2 11)4 M ay
5 11834 Jan. 7 123% M ar.
4 32 V M ay 29 41)4 Feb.
s
2634 Mar. 30 35)4 Feb.
90)4 Feb. 10
M ay
18 36 Mar. 30 51
22 64% Mar. 30 79% Jan.
M ay 8 96 Jan.
28 92
14 10)4 Apr. 29 14)4 Feb.
s
14 47% Apr. 30 62 V Feb.
M ay 6 3334 M ar.
29 27
Mar.
8 95% M ay 5 101
8
4)4 M ay 13 6Vs Feb.
7 36 M ay 11 4434 Jan.
18 97% M ay 22 9834 M ay
15! 62
Mar. 30 78 M ay
103 Mar.
26
M ay
25 50
Feb. 17 59

29)4 M ay 6
3 34 M ay 8
44 V M ay 29
s
89 34 M ay 8
5)4 M ay 1
89% M ay 23
334 M ay 14

M ay 1 6734
M ay 5 11734
M ay 1 11 V
s
M ay 13 122%
M ay 29 3734

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

44 M ay 1 51
M ay
s
6534 M ay 1 72 V M ay
92
M ay 8 95% M ay
10)4 M ay 4 12% M ay
47 V M ay 1 53 34 M ay
s
27
M ay 6 30 34 M ay
95)4 M ay 5 97)4 M ay
4)4 M ay 13 5 M ay
36 M ay 11 3634 M ay
9734 M ay 22 98% M ay
6434 M ay 1 78 M ay
101 M ay
5234 M ay 11 59 M ay
134 M ay 1
2 M ay 29
234 M ay
28 34 M ay 1 42 V M ay
s
21 V M ay 26 2134 M ay
s
96 % M ay 6 96% M ay
116 M ay 1 125)4 M ay
9934 M ay 5 10034 M ay

Salt Prices.
3754 Jan. 2
28 Vs Feb. 9
71% Jan. 12
108
Feb. 21
11634 M ay 20
10134 M ar. 2
48% Jan. 13
69% M ay 21
10934 M ay 29
51 % Jan. 8
67
Feb. 16
106% Jan. 19
190 Jan. 29
189 Jan. 29

25

2
10
29
14
19
23
7
18
2
26
9
25
25
2
18
17
15
9
26
3
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27
6
18
15
18
25

23 7 V Jan. 9
s
30 49% Jan. 23
18 2434 Jan. 28
Apr. 29
6 97
5 125 V M ay 22
s
29 10034 M ay 12
11 118 Feb. 5
96)4 M ay
1 i0334 Apr. 9
26 M ay 11
24% Sale
7334 M ay
7 79 M ay 11
78%
13% M ay
14 1634 Jan. 19
14% Sale
13 V 14
s
16 M ay
16 1934 M ay 12
16
1634 19 34 Sale
Sale 10734 M ay
107
7 110 M ay 14
10734 110
9 Jan. 31
2
15
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Sale 108)4 Sale 108)4 M ay 29 111 M ay 29| 108)4 Mar. 19 118 Jan. 19
109
14 M ay 4 20% M ay 27 10% Feb. 13 2034 M ay 27
14)4 Sale
1834 Sale
Sale 144% M ay 1 169)4 M ay 20 134% Jan. 6 169)4 M ay 20
144% Sale 167
Sale
96% M ay 9 9734 M ay 11 94 Jan. 23 9734 M ar. 4
96
97 34 97
101% Sale 10834 Sale 101% M ay 1 108)4 M ay 29 100 Mar. 18 108)4 M ay 29
34 V Sale
o
M ay 20
M ay 20 17)4 Apr. 25 37
23% Sale
21)4 M ay 4 37
Sale 10734 Sale 103 M ay 1 109)4 M ay 29 10034 Mar. 28 109)4 M ay 29
103
62 V Sale
s
62)4 M ay 1 66)4 M ay 22 60% Mar. 30 70M Jan. 3
6434 Sale
12
9
8 M ay 5 834 M ay 19
8
11
734 Feb. 17 1034 Jan. 22
22
16 M ay 26
16 M ay 26 2034 Jan. 19
19 V
s
1)4 M ay 1 234 M ay 14
134 M ay 1 2% Jan. 3
2%
134 Sale
134
Sale
8
8 M ay 27 10 M ay 18
8 M ay 27 15 Jan. 2
9
1034
Sale
68
66
6934 66 M ay 1 7134 M ay 25 63% Apr. 2 72 Jan. 9
113
113% 111
May 28 114 M ay 27 111
M ay 28 116% Feb. 16
113)4 115
9734 Apr. 9
97
97)4 97
1634 17
s
18
16
16)4 M ay 2 1834 M ay 6 1534 Apr. 8 19V Jan. 3
3% M ay 9 434 M ay 28
4
2% Mar. 27 434 M ay 28
334
434
134
Sale
37
3434 M ay 15 38 M ay 26 32% Jan. 2 38% Mar. 12
3534 Sale
Sale
98 M ay 1 108% M ay 19 90% Feb. 17 108% M ay 19
9834 Sale 107
107% M ay 2 112% M ay 25 103)4 Feb. 17 11234 M ay 25
107
108 110% 111
Sale
149 M ay 1 168 M ay 7 114% Jan. 3 168 M ay 7
149
31%
30 M ay 21 33% M ay 14 30 M ay 21 33% M ay 14
M ay 11 85 Jan. 14 87 Mar. 9
85% 8634 85 V M ay 26 86
s
8534 88
15% M ay 6 17 M ay 20 1534 Mar. 13 25 Jan. 19
1534 1634 16 34 18
54
52
55
55% 52% M ay 6 56 V M ay 20 4934 Mar. 11 6434 Jan. 15
s
163
M ay 7 175 M ay 15 147% Jan. 6 175 M ay 15
160
16934 Sale 161
s
1434 M ay 5 15)4 M ay 18 12 Jan. 8 15 V M ay 18
1434 14)4 15% Sale
M ay 28
Sale
65 V M ay 1 73
s
M ay 28 60% Feb. 17 73
65% Sale
73
109
104% 108 107 M ay 12 107 M ay 12 10434 Mar. 23 109 Apr. 6
105
14% Sale
13)4 M ay 6 1734 M ay 13 10% Mar. 24 17% M ay 13
16)4 Sale
Sale
85% M ay 1 96% M ay 29 7534 Jan. 16 9634 M ay 29
8534 Sale
95
Sale
82)4 M ay 2 87
M ay 21 75 Mar. 19 87 M ay 21
83 34 Sale
86
Sale 114% Sale 110 M ay 1 116% M ay 19 90 Jan. 6 116% M ay 19
110
2
F eb. 24
103% Sale 103% 104 103 % M ay 1 104% M ay 16 101% Mar. 9 104% Jan. 8
8 Mar. 18 1834 M ay 11
10% M ay 1 1834 M ay 11
16% Sale
10)4 Sale
4 34 Jan. 2 1634 M ar. 2
9 V M ay 8 11)4 M ay 26
s
1034 Sale
n vs Sale
46% 48
45 34 M ay 2 4834 M ay 20 44% Apr. 27 58% Jan. 10
4434 46
97
99
98
M ay 4 98 M ay 4 93% Feb. 16 99 Jan. 19
9834 97
55% Sale
49% M ay 1 5834 M ay 21 4234 Mar. 30 63% Jan. 2
49% Sale
Sale
Sale
91
97
M ay 25 86)4 M ar. 17 100 Jan. 2
90 V M ay 4 97
s
Sale 127 M ay 27 143 M ay 15 121
M ar. 7 147% Jan. 2
130
129
134
120 116
115
11934 119% M ay 5 119% M ay 5 119 Jan. 9 12034 Apr. 29
Sale
Sale
88
88
s
8434 M ay 4 90 V M ay 14 84 34 M ay 4 101% Mar. 4
111% Mar. 12
102% 109
104% 109
109 100
106 M ay 21 106 M ay 21 106 M ay 21 10934 Feb. 25
106
108
Sale 285)4 Sale 267
M ay 1 287 J4 M ay 20 227% Feb. 17 320 Jan. 2
267
Jan. 2 11% M ay 26
1134 M ay 1 1134 M ay 26 11
1134 Sale
11)4 Sale
Feb. 10
73
M ay 1 78 M ay 25 64)4 Jan. 5 79
73)4 Sale
77% Sale
Feb. 13 9434 Jan. 21
90 M ay 26 93
M ay 7 90
9134 9234 90
91% M ay 29 92 M ay 4 8834 Apr. 21 94 Jan. 13
91% Sale
9134 92
106% Sale 107 % Sale 106% M ay 6 107% M ay 22 102 Jan. 5 108)4 Feb. 2
53% Sale
50% Sale
50)4 M ay 1 54% M ay 25 42 Jan. 16 5734 Mar. 3
Apr. 28 58% Jan. 14
Sale
Sale
43
M ay 1 4834 M ay 28 43
43
48
Sale
Sale
Mar. 16 57 Jan. 13
49
M ay 1 54 V M ay 26 47
49
54
s
104 103
103
10434 103 % M ay 2 104 M ay 27 102 34 Mar. 14 10534 Jan. 20
s
Sale
29
28)4 M ay 5 40)4 M ay 15 22% Feb. IS 40 V M ay 15
3634 Sale
Sale
s
21% Sale
22
2034 M ay 7 23 V M ay 1 ' 1234 Mar. IE 23 V M ay 1
s
Sale
Mar. S 4234 M ay 20
39
3834 M ay 1 4234 M ay 20 37
3834 Sale
52 % Sale
5134 M ay 21 55 M ay 11 362^ Jan. 5 5534 Apr. 6
53)4 Sale
97% 99 V 9734 M ay 5 99 34 M ay 22 92 Jan. S 99)4 M ay 22
g
97 34 Sale
103 % 104
105% Sale 10334 M ay 11 105% M ay 29 103 Apr. 27 107 % Mar. 6
s
s
95)4 M ay. 1 101)4 M ay 27 8634 Jan. 6 101 V M ay 27
95 V Sale 100 V Sale
s
1334 M ay 7 16 M ay 20 13 Mar. 3C 21% Jan. 14
1334 1434 15% 16
434 Jan. 2 7 34 Jan. 3
Jan. 16 100)4 M ay 28
Sale
s
99% Sale
94
M ay 1 00 V M ay 28 91
94
110% 112
109 M ay 5 110)4 M ay 27 107 Apr. 16 111 % Jan. 3
108)4 109
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13 V Sale
s
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4)4 M ay 6 634 Jan. 5
4%
5
4)4 M ay 6 534 M ay 22
534
534
85 V
80 Jan. 2S 80 Jan. 23
77 V 8534
s
Sale
1 87% M ay 2 6734 Mar. 24 94)4 Feb. 5
69
85)4 Sale
69
M ay
101
101% M ay { 103 M ay 25 101% M ay 9 105)4 Jan. 20
105 103
104
M ay 28 89 Feb. 11
51
M ay 28 63 M ay 13 51
6234 Sale
55 V Sale
s
27 V
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34%
103)4
67

Sale
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Sale
70

46 V 47
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35)4 Sale

2
38 34
20%
94%
124
98
115

3434
59%
105
46 %
56 V
s
102 %
80
76

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Bid.
32%
1934
69%
10534
103
10034
35%
59%
105%
47
56)4
102
100
9534

29
Sale
38% Sale
103
105
71
72
Sale
44
3534 35%

1)4 Apr.
2
20 27 V Apr.
s
26 2034 Mar.
20 82)4 Jan.
22 110 Jan.
12 9734
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Feb.
1 00% M ay 5 96 V M ay
s
26 M ay 111
7 79 M ay 11 7334 M ay
4 15 M ay 26 12% Apr.
2 19% M ay 12| 14
Feb.
4 110 M ay 14 105 Jan.

27)4
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M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

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31 %
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72

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

16 25%
27 30
2i 100
12 66

4634 M ay £ 4734 M ay 25
44 M ay 13 45% M ay 20
3534 M ay 22 36% M ay 19

Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
M ay

45 Apr.
43
Jan.
3434 Jan.

2‘ 37%
V 43%
7 10534
7 | 77%

Jan. 7
Jan. 3
M ay 28
Jan. 21

48)4 Jan. 9
E 50 Jan. 12
37V Jan. 20
s

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

J une, 1925.]

STOCKS

H. Y . STOCK EXCHANGE

SALES TO JUNE 1.
In
May

3,500




13.300
1,100

172
13.700
1.300
26.300
12.300
300
11,200

3,600
25,000
231,900
37.700
1.300
41,330
103,500
158,300
600
199,400
200

15,500
400
1,700
600
62,100
6,800
3,900
600
5,500
800
26,100
1,800
500
18,300
1,600
77,200
2.400
7,700
7.400
119,900
3,950
15,200
400
1,200
200

9,000
600
100

200

10,000
7,100
1,000

14,200
25,500
88.300
14.300
3,200
12,400
200
500
32.600
89,900
40.600
15,200
100
3.800
3.800
1,300
555,900
800
3,500
28,200
500
42,600
34,000
200
1,100

300
5,100
15,200
37.800
18.700
427,900
29.800
30.700
36,100
16.500
18.500
453,800
164,300
142,500
300
1,200
9,900
42,300
37,700
128,700
2,600
20,400
6,500
440,300
500
283,200
73,200
45,900
86,100
3.400
100

1,300
7.700
8.700
3.400
8,100

200

107.500
2.400
1,036
91.700
4.700
126.500
71.200
700
45.700
3.600
84,739
999.500
178.300
7.600
161,930
656,400
1,062,320
5,205
495.200
500
34,350
400
433
7.800

May 1.

117 %

Ask. Bid.
Sale
59 54
Sale
51
Sale
16)4
Sale
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Sale
2554
17
15)4
91
Sale
754
75
236
255
Sale
3854
107
10654
Sale
22 54
Sale
1154
45
Sale 120)4

52%
37)4
10754
112
1354
45)4
27
95
59

Sale
Sale
Sale
115
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

5%
246
47 %
10554
32
1%

73

75

115
Sale
1,200 11754 1 2 0
123.600 92
Sale
50.400
16.900 26
Sale
4.100 90
92
20,100 20
21
8,200 103
Sale
34.500 20 H Sale
3.100 Ul >4 113
Sale
190.600 49
Sale
4.900 99
30.500
54 Sale
64.400 26
2754
2.800 86
8954
Sale
227.200 17
4,500 5254 5354
17.900 45
51
16.900 9754 Sale
1,200 109
110
1,028,700 5654 Sale
Sale
75,450
2
26,800 8554 Sale
1.900 96
98
9,108 475 490
400
42,000 44
4454
2.700 90
9054
400 26
28
1,000 96
100
Sale
41.800 111
100 76
-----41.800 1254 13
151.600 7054 Sale
11,252 11654 11954
Sale
44.100 6 6
105.900 6654 Sale
100.600
Sale
610.500 23
177.000
6)4 Sale
36.600
70.100 7754 Sale
750 102)4 106
700 102)4 106
3.800 108
111
226.300 34)4 Sale
721.000
466.900 3654 Sale
21.600 92)4 94
1.100 10254 107
25,675 16 Sale
6.800 11554 117
4.400 6 8
6854
2,019,400 11854 Sale
6,800 106 107
3.700
6,800 99 Sale
120.500 6 8
69)4
118
2,0 0 0 115
Sale
206.000 44
68,340
260.900 3354 Sale
4.600 85
90
53
8,000 48
2,000 80
83
72.200 43 54 Sale
102,000 30)4 Sale
200
153,100 29)4 Sale
271.200 2854 Sale
2,152,800 38)4 Sale
45.800 12)4 13
86.300 35)4 Sale
32.700
151.500 5654 Sale
100
60 94
45,951
584,250 81)4 Sale
18.500
Ssle
2,719,830 36
167.600
391.600 110)4 Sale
1,198 121)4 124
_____172
3,600 9754 98
84,300 , 18 Sale
____
110 192
Sale
445.600 21
Sale
278,300 23
191,900
3,100
1)4 Sale
173,200
300
Sale
17,400 96
1,300 28)4 2954
72
482.600 71
1,800 107)4 11054
Sale
1,436,800 47
231.700 2354 Sale
9 Sale
198.700
102,500
27,800 16)4 17
87
500 80
Sale
7,500 33
24.200
64,000 198 Sale
18,500 10454 Sale
26.200
654 654

May 29.

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Sale
Sale
92

3154
19
81
8
754
85)4 78
245 235
Sale
4154
107 108
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27
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1 1 %
60
53
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154
6154 Sale
6454
3554 Sale
40)4
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107
115)4 Sale 117
11)4 Sale
854
42
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3654
29)4 Sale
2954
97 )4 Sale
97)4
73
56)4 Sale
103
7454 Sale
80)4

70
77
70
126
148
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10754

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27
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1 3254 M ay 28
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Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
59 Apr. 22 85 Jan. 29
3354 Jan. 5 5954 M ay 29
14)4 Mar. 18 19)4 Jan. 5
1 Jan. 5 1)4 Jan. 8
6
Jan. 5 754 Apr. 20
13)4 Jan. 5 33)4 M ar. 6
13 Mar. 24 20 Jan. 3
83 Apr. 9 89 Apr. 29
554 Jan. 2 1054 Feb. 6
77
Mar. 24 95 Jan. 7
218 M ay 16 249 Jan. 9
3854 M ay 1 50 Feb. 2
10454 Apr. 13 110 Jan. 22
22)4 Apr. 22 3254 Jan. 12
754 Jan. 7 13)4 Feb. 5
40 Apr. 14 52)4 Jan. 16
110 Mar. 30 12654 M ay 25
1)4 M ay 29
154 M ay 29
52 Jan. 5 66)4 M ay 27
Mar. 6
3154 Jan. 21 44
96)4 Mar. 25 114)4 M ay 20
114 Mar. 3 117)4 M ay 20
8)4 M ay 27 1454 Feb. 5
3554 M ay 29 5254 Feb. 5
24)4 Mar. 18 3054 Apr. 24
94 Jan. 6 99)4 Feb. 6
48)4 Mar. 19 73 54 M ay 29
103 Feb. 26 110)4 Feb. 27
71
Mar. 9 82)4 M ay 26
89)4 M ay 29 90 M ay 29
67
M ar. 17 77 Jan. 10
108 Feb. 2 148 M ay 29
119 Apr. 18 12054 Feb. 28
M ay 29
87)4 Apr. 3 111
2 Mar. 23 454 Feb. 19
2154 M ay 16 26)4 Jan. 5
82 Jan. 27 105 Feb. 10
1854 M ar. 30 2154 Feb. 26
10254 Jan. 19 110 Feb. 25
14 M ay 22 2154 Feb. 3
11154 Feb. 9 115 M ar. 23
42 Jan. 27 59)4 Mar. 3
99 Jan. 2 102)4 M ay 29
)4 M ay 14 1)4 Jan. 28
1854 Mar. 17 29)4 M ay 15
M ay 29
83 Mar. 30 99
12)4 M ar. 24 19)4 M ay 12
43 M ar. 25 5754 M ay 28
41
M ar. 25 58)4 M ay 29
88
Mar. 26 104)4 M ay 12
107 54 Jan. 27 110 Mar. 25
4654 Mar. 30 •51)4 M ay 29
154 Jan. 9 3)4 Feb. 5
74 M ar. 25 8754 M ay 25
95 Apr. 11 100 Feb. 3
355 Apr. 28 532 Mar. 24
11054 Mar. 23 115 M ay 11
3154 Jan. 21 4554 Jan. 7
88
Jan. 16 93 Jan. 31
Feb. 11
25 M ay 2 27
9854 Apr. 4 100)4 M ay 13

M ay 19 171

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M ay 28 110)4 Jan.
178 Mar. 31
81
Feb. 20
81
Feb.
M ay 12 11% Feb.
15 Feb. 5
M ay 7 61)4 Mar.
7454 Jan. 14
M ay 20 11654 Jan.
121
M ay 20
M ay 13 57 Mar.
71)4 Feb. 6
M ay 13 5554 Mar.
7054 Feb. 6
9)4 Feb. 6
7)4 Jan.
28)4 M ay 1 29 54 M ay 11 22 Feb.
2954 M ay 11
7)4 M ay 12 8)4 M ay 5
9)4 Apr. 6
6
Jan.
48)4 M ay 15 50 M ay 19 45)4 Mar.
52)4 Apr. 21
84 M ay 4 93)4 M ay 12 77
97)4 Mar. 7
Feb.
109 M ar. 12
104)4 Feb.
M ar. 16
111
10954 M ay 12 110 M ay 12 104 Feb.
112 Jan. 12
108 54 M ay 6 110)4 M ay 29 10854 Feb.
M ay 7 30)4 Jan.
34)4 M ay 2 36
37)4 Jan. 13
16)4 M ay 1 19)4 M ay 21 1454 Mar.
2354 Feb. 3
34)4 M ay 14 3954 M ay 5 3154 Feb.
55 Mar. 4
8354 M ay 4 93)4 M ay 22 79 M ar.
94)4 Jan. 13
107 Apr. 22
106)4 M ay 22 106)4 M ay 22 10254 Feb.
16 54 M ay 6 17 V s M ay 9 16 Jan.
18)4 Feb. 24
118 M ay 6 123)4 M ay 22 114 Mar.
123)4 M ay 22
6754 M ay 27 6854 M ay 7 66 Mar.
7854 Feb. 26
144)4 M ay 1 18554 M ay 28 117 Jan.
18554 M ay 28
108)4 M ay 8 109)4 M ay 15 104 Jan. 27)109)4 M ay 15
116 Jan. 5 137 Feb. 9
101)4 M ay 1 104)4 M ay 27 99 Jan. 2 104)4 M ay 27
78
M ay 8 89 M ay 29 69)4 Jan. 3l 89 M ay 29
115 M ay 1 115 M ay 1 11454 Jan. 20 116)4 Apr. 20
M ay 20 34 Mar. 31 44)4 Jan. 2
38 )4 M ay 1 43
54 Feb. 24 154 Feb. 9
26)4 M ay 29 29 54 M ay 15 2154 Mar. 30 37)4 Jan. 23
90 M ay 7 90)4 M ay 2 81 Mar. 16 92 Apr. 15
46 M ay 14 52)4 M ay 16 46 M ay 14 53)4 Feb. 26
82 Feb. 9
79 V s M ay 1 82 M ay 16 7954 Mar.
51
M ay 1 5454 M ay 6 32 Mar.
59 M ar. 10
23 M ay 4 27 V s M ay 26 20)4 Mar.
3054 Jan. 3
105 M ar. 12
105 Mar.
39 M ay 29 48 M ay 1 2854 Mar.
49)4 Apr. 24
26 M ay 15 2854 M ay 12 25)4 Apr.
35)4 Jan. 31
37 M ay 1 44)4 M ay 25 3254 Mar.
46)4 Jan. 31
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2 7 V M ay
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3754 Jan. 7
% Feb. 6
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69
M ay 1 84)4 M ay 22 51 Jan.
58454 M ay 22
Jan. 9
97
97 Jan.
6
Feb. 10
1 54 Jan.
117 M ay 29
106)4 M ay 2 117 M ay 29 7454 Jan.
107t4 M ay fi
M av 29 107)4 M ay
116)4 M ay 29
M ay 28
109
83)4 M ay 2 109 M ay 28 33 54 Jan.
83)4 M ay 4 113)4 M ay 28 77)4 Apr.
113)4 M ay 28
10354 M ay 1 12854 M ay 25 101 Mar.
12854 M ay 25
123)4 Jan. 16
122)4 M ay 28 123 M ay 16
M ay 26 14)4
62 M ay 15 65)4
117)4 M ay 6 121
59 M ay 1 63
58)4 M ay 7 62)4
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20 V s 20 M ay 1 2 1 V s M ay
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17 V s M ay
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8
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2754 M ay 12 3254 M ay
3154 Sale
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Lowest.

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Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
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20

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

Ask. Bid.
Ask. Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale
M ay 21
69
Sale
59)4 M ay 1 7 1
Sale
59)4 Sale
50)4 M ay 1 5954 M ay 29
16 M ay 1 19)4 M ay 11
Sale
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CO
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Laclede Gas (St L ou is).. 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Lee Rubber & Tire_ no par
_
Lima Loco Works___ no par
Liggett & Myers Tob pf.100
New__________________ 25
B new_________________ 25
R igh ts__________________
Loews Incorporated_no par
Loft Incorporated____no par
Long Bell Lumber A ..n o par
Loose-Wiles Bis tr ctfs_ 100
_
First preferred_______ 100
2d preferred_________ 100
Lorillard (P) pref_______ 100
N ew__________________ 25
Louisiana Oil________ no par
Ludlum Steel________ no par
M cCrory Stores, cl B .no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Mclnture Por Mines______ 5
Mackay Companies_____100
Preferred_____________ 100
Mack Truck Inc_____no par
1st preferred_________ 100
Second installment paid
2d preferred..1 ______ 100
M acy _______________ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Magma Copper______ no par
R igh ts__________________
Mallinson(H R)& C o.no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Manati Sugar___________100
Preferred_____________ 100
Manhattan El Supp_.no par
Manhattan Shirt________ 25
Preferred_____________ 100
Manila Electric Corp.no par
Maracaibo Oil Expl_ no par
_
Marland Oil_________ no par
Marlin-Rockwell_____no par
Martin Parry Corp_ no par
_
R ights__________________
Mathieson Alkali Wks.no par
Preferred_____________ 100
R ig h ts_______________
Maxwell M ot W V cl A ..1 0 0
A certificates__________
Class B ___________ no par
B certificates___________
M ay Dept Stores________ 50
Preferred_____________ 100
Mergenthaler Linotype ..100
Metropol Edison pref.no par
Metro-Goldwyn Pic pref. .27
Mexican Petroleum_____100
_
Mexican Seab’d Oil_ no par
Miami Copper___________ 5
M id-Cont’l Petrole’m.no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Middle States Oil________ 10
Certificates____________ 10
Midland Steel Prod pref.100
Midvale Steel & Ord_____50
Montana Power________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Montgomery Ward & C o. 10
M oon M otor Car_____no par
Mother Lode Coali_ no par
_
M otor Wheel tern ctfs.no par
Mullins Body________ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Munsingwear________ no par
Murray Body ctfs___ no par
Nash Motors C o_____no par
Preferred_____________ 100
National Acme stam ped ..10

200

227,000
17,500

Shares.
Bid.
607,700 81
970,800 35%
261,100 18
13.300
1 Y»
1.700
6
2,068,349 16 %
34.300 16

PRICES IN M A Y .

*

Shares.
36,000
233,100
101,600

Price about
Jan. 2
1925.

00
0

Par
Houston Oil of Texas____100
Hudson M otor Car___no par
Hupp M otor Car Corp___10
Hydraulic Steel______ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Indep Oil & Gas_____no par
Indian M otocycle____no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Indian Refinings________ 10
Preferred_____________ 100
Ingersoll-Rand_________ 100
Inland Steel_________ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Inspiration Cons Copper. _20
Internat Agricultural .no par
Prior preferred_______ 100
Int Business Machines no par
Rights__________________
Internat Cement_____no par
Inter Combus Eng_ no par
_
Internat Harvester_____ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Internat Merc Marine_ 100
_
Preferred_____________ 100
International Nickel_____25
Preferred_____________ 100
International Paper_____100
Preferred_____________ 100
Preferred stamped____100
Preferred (7)____________
International Salt______ 100
International Shoe_ no par
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Int Tel & Tel___________100
R ights_______________
Intertype Corp______ no par
Iron Products Corp______10
Jewel Tea Inc___________100
Preferred_____________ 100
Jones Bros Tea Inc_____100
Jones & Laugh Steel pref.100
Jordan M otor Car____no par
Kansas City Lt 1st pf.no par
Kansas & Gulf___________10
Kayser (J) & Co new.no par
First preferred new.no par
Kelly-Springfield Tire___ 25
Preferred 6 % ________ 100
Preferred 8 % ________ 100
Kelsey Wheel Inc_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Kennecott Copper_ no par
_
Keystone Tire & Rub.no par
Kinney (G R )_______ no par
Preferred.. _________ 100
Kresge (S S) C o________ 100
Preferred_____________100
Kresge Dept Stores_ no par
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Kuppenheimer____________ 5
B preferred___________100

Since
Jan. 1

27

10054 M ay 4 116

29
12
6

18
27
23
29

M ay 23

Sale
67)4 M ay 1 87)4 M ay 25
M ay 23
116
112)4 M ay 7 113
Sale
4854 M ay 1 54)4 M ay 12
Sale
24)4 M ay 2 2854 M ay 13
Sale
6
M ay 4 754 M ay 21
Sale
1854 M ay 5 2654 M ay 18
17)4 17 M ay 26 19 M ay 19
90
83 V s M ay 6 83)4 M ay 6
Sale
31
M ay 1 32
M ay 6
M ay 6
36)4 35 M ay 2 40
Sale 355 M ay 7 430 M ay 23
105 M ay 1 105)4 M ay 20
4 54 M ay 1 6)4 M ay 14
6

97)4
18
225
11)4
8
26)4
83 H
54
1)4
96
29
64
109
41
2254
6
18
1454
82
3054
3254
19354
0354
4)4

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

102
22)4
250
22)4
2454
3254
91
154
1)4
116
30)4
87)4
113
5554
2854
9)4
2654
21)4
87
34
42)4
430
106
754

M ay 29
Feb. 5
Mar. 20
Jan. 6
Jan. 13
M ay 27
M ay 23
Jan. 13
Feb. 13
M ay 23
Jan. 1 6
M ay 25
M ay 23
Jan. 13
M ay 13
Jan. 2
M ay 18
Feb. 20
Jan. 9
Jan. 23
M ar. 7
M ay 23
Feb. 28
Jan. 13

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STOCKS STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
STOCKS

N. Y. STO C K EXCHANGE

SALES TO JUNE 1.
In
May

Par Shares.
National B iscu it________ 25
15,100
Preferred_____________ 100
700
Natl Cloak & Suit______ 100
23.800
Preferred_____________ 100
1,000
Nat Dairy tem ctf____no par
99.800
National Dept Stores.no par
14,200
1,400
Preferred_____________ 100
Nat Distill Prod v t c .no par
114,000
12,800,
Preferred_________ no par
Nat Enamel & Stamp_ 100
_
3,100
300
Preferred_____________ 100
National Lead_________ 100
9.600
1.600
Preferred_____________ 100
National Supply_________ 50
6,800
Preferred_____________ 100
National Surety________ 100
Nevada Consol Copper___ 5
14,300
1,100
Newp N & H Ry G & E ..1 0 0
100
Preferred_____________ 100
N Y Air Brake______ no par
10,100
Class A ___________ no par
2,100
New York Canners_ no var
_
43,100
200
1st preferred_________ 100
Rights__________________
New York Dock________ 100
4.800
2,400
Preferred_____________ 100
N Y Shipbuilding___ no par
800
600
N Y Steam 1st pref_ no par
_
Niagara Falls Pow_ no par
_
1,900
Preferred, new________ 25
3,500
N iagLockp& O ntPow pf 100
100
North Amer’n when iss_ 10
250,700
_
9.800
Preferred______________ 50
Nunnally Co (The)_ no par
_
1,000
300
Ontario Silver Mining.no par
200
Onyx Hosiery_______ no par
600
Preferred_____________ 100
Orpheum Circuit Inc______1
7.300
Preferred______________ 10
300
Otis Elevator____________50
4.800
Preferred_____________ 100
200
Otis Steel___________no par
175,000,
Preferred____________ 100
12,500
Owens Bottle___________ 25
70,600
Preferred________ i ___100
900
Pacific Gas & Electric_ 100
_
10,700
Pacific Mail SS___________ 5
5.300
Pacific Mills____________ 100
Pacific Oil__________ no par
252,700
Pacific Teleph & Tel eg 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Rights__________________
Packard_________________ 10
372,300
Preferred_____________ 100
4.200
Paige Det M ot Car. .no par
119.700
Pan-Amer Pet & T r ______ 50
86.900
Class B stock_________ 50
622.700
Panhan Prod & Ref_.no par
3.000
Panhandle P & R , p re f.. 100
1.000
Parish & Bing, stpd__no par
500
Park & Tilford______ no par
40.900
Penick & Ford______ no par
10,400
Preferred_____________ 100
200
Penn Coal & Coke_______ 50
1.200
Penn Edison, pref____no par
Penn-Seab St v t c ____no par
152,400
100
Penney (J C) Co pref____100
9,400
People’s Gas L & C o k e .. 100
Philadelphia Co (Pitts)_ 50
_
36,100
1,600
Philadelphia Co pref_____50
Phila & Read C & I ..n o par
55.000
400
Certificates________no par
Phillips Jones Corp_ no par
_
200
Preferred_____________ 100
100
Philip Morris & C o ______10
33.000
Phillips Petroleum_ no par
_
531,600
Phoenix Hosiery__________ 5
2,500
Preferred_____________ 100
200
330,800
Pierce-Arrow M ot C _.no par
Preferred_____________ 100
153,000
12.300
Prior preferred_____no par
Pierce Oil Corp__________ 25
41,900
Preferred_____________ 100
3,100
152,300
Pierce Petroleum_____no par
11,200
Pittsburgh Coal (of P a)..1 00
5.700
Preferred__________
100
500
Pittsburgh Steel pref____100
3,600
Pitts Term Coal Receipts. 100
600
Preferred_____________ 100
39.000
Pittsburgh Utilities, p r e f ..10
6.700
Preferred certifs_______ 10
Porto Rico'Am T ob _____100
300
Postum Cereal______ no par
11.300
8% preferred__________100
3.500
Pressed Steel Car_______ 100
800
Preferred_____________100
15.400
Producers & Ref Corp____50
1,600
Preferred______________ 50
2,700
Pub Serv Corp o f N J pf.100
83.000
New-----------------------no par
600
7 % -'.------------------------- 100
20.000
Rights__________________
1,800
Pub Serv E & G, pref_ 100
_
400
Pub Serv Elec Pow, p f_ ICO
_
58,600
Pullman Company______ 100
19,500
Punta Alegre Sugar______ 50
Pure Oil.n_______________ 25
102,600
600
8% preferred_________ 100
336,900
Radio Corp of Amer. .no par
1,600
Preferred______________ 50
9.500
Railway Steel Spring____100
800
Preferred_____________ 100
800
Rand Mines_______________
77,900
Ray Consol Copper______10
61,800
Reis (Robt) & C o___ no par
3,400
1st preferred_________ 100
27.400
Remington Typewriter. .100
200
1st preferred_________ 100
100
1st preferred series S..100
1,100
2d preferred_________ 100
37,200
Replogle Steel_______ no par
33.400
_
Republic Iron & Steel_ 100
700
Preferred_____________ 100
36,300
Reynolds Spring C o. .no par
Reynolds Tobacco Cl. A . .25
37.100
Reynolds (R J) R ob Cl B .25
1,700
7% preferred__________100
1,600
Rossia Insurance________ 25
3,500
Rights_______________
76.100
Royal Dutch Co N Y shs.100
58.700
St Joseph Lead___________10
52,600
Savage Arms Corp______ 100
38.700
Schulte Retail Stores.no par
1,100
Preferred_____________ 100
11,800
Seagrave_____________no par
81.700
Sears Roebuck & C o____100
Seneca Copper C oro.-no par
1,500
Shattuck Arizona Copper. 10
Shattuck (F G )______no par
37,800




Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
141,900
4.400
53.700
6,600
206,600
70,500
12,380
183.200
64.000
61.700
4.100
89.900
5.700
75.800
1,200
100

82.700
4.700
1.500
75.600
13.000
81.800
400
6,137
32,750
13.200
3.500
5.100
3.300
16.600

500
1,048,200
48.100
5.300
4.300
7.700
2,600

Price about
Jan. 2
1925.

42 34
4634
734
6
1834
79
27 34
97
90
102
10
60 34
4734

68.100
1.500
86,025
1.400
380.200
28.200
214.400
1.100
32.600 103
18,200
9
500

30
Sale
98
4534
Sale
Sale
Sale
834
634
22
83 34
Sale
100
Sale
10734
Sale
62
Sale
Sale
Sale

1,934,800
5.350
1.400

54 34 Sale
8734 94
96
93

1,153,300
14.000
127.500
706.800
3,615,100
33.700
3.400
6,400:
117,220!
19.200
200
14.600

1534 Sale
102
103

1,100

200 :

Sale
65
64 34 Sale
234
3
3834 44
3434 Sale
26

Sale

2 Sale
985.200
750 104
115
50,400 114
111,300 5634 Sale
5,884 45 34 46
4
473.800 48 3 Sale
1,000 49
4934
Sale
9.400 85
88
17.600 82
107.700 1434 Sale
1,930,000 3634 Sale
4.900 20
23
92
1.300 85
573.500 1434 Sale
351.400 5034 Sale
Sale
26.900 89
170.700
134 Sale
36.200 2534 Sale
722.100
534 Sale
Sale
70,500 49
13.800 9834 Sale
4,000 101 34 Sale
62
41.800 61
4.700 8634 Sale
91,875 15 Sale
11.900
Sale
1,200 53
103 34 Sale
117
25!:?8 o 116
6134 Sale
9I:g§8 8734 Sale
Sale
155.700 29
9.800 43
4334
111
6.350 110
292.700 6934 Sale
4.400 99
10034
20.000
7.500
2,600 10134
Sale
224.500 148
154.100 39 34 Sale
586.400 2934 Sale
5.900 105
10534
Sale
3,213,910 69
Sale
23,150 50
83.100 138 Sale
119
3.700 116
35
2.400 33
426.200 1634 Sale
61.900 11
1234
73
3.800 64
242.100 52 34 Sale
Sale
9°0 100
105
400 100
120
2.500 108
Sale
309.800 21
283.200 62'34 Sale
6.700 93 (4 Sale
255.500 1534 Sale
200

178,000
5,6°0
10.100
3,600
425.800
276,410
624.400
143,650
6.500
11.800
644,810
98.700
12.200

73.700

May 1.

Bid.
Ask. Bid.
66
73
Sale
12634_____ 12534
6734 69
69 34
99
100
100 34
42
Sale
5154
3834 Sale
4134
102
Sale
9634
3334
Sale
53
6534
Sale
33
2534
80
84
75
140
16034 Sale
116 117
11694
6134 Sale
6234
106
10434 Sale
171
200
16 Sale
12
52
56
63
84
93
90
Sale
56
4234
57
55
52-34
3434 3534 3634
96
29
55
20
9634
43 34
29

7534 Sale
11934 12034
92
94
53 34
45
8434
114
110

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11234

15334 Sale
134 Sale
734
734

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES IN M A Y .
May 29.
Bid.
Ask.
6734 Sale
125 12834
72 34Sale
101
103
5634 Sale
4334 Sale
97
9734
3534 Sale
67
Sale
2734 Sale
76
80
151
Sale
11634 11734
63
6434
109
_____

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
6534 M ay 16 6734 M ay 23 65 Apr. 29 75 Jan. 2
125 M ay 25 12834 M ay 9 12334 Mar. 11 12834 M ay 9
6934 M ay 11 7534 M ay 16 6534 Mar. 5 78 Jan. 26
M ay 14 99 Jan. 13 104 Jan. 29
10134 M ay 14 102
51
M ay 1 5834 M ay 25 42 Jan. 2 5834 M ay 25
M ay 27 3834 Jan. 2 45 M ay 27
41
M ay 11 45
9634 M ay 4 9734 M ay 4 96 Apr. 15 102 Jan. 2
3234 M ay 18 3734 M ay 23 30 Apr. 9 3734 M ay 27
64 M ay 19 6934 M ay 23 5234 Jan. 8 6934 M ay 23
2534 M ay 1 3034 M ay 6 25 Apr. 30 3634 Jan. 21
M ay 2 79
M ay 23 8934 Jan. 12
79 M ay 23 80
13934 M ay 4 15734 M ay 19 13834 Apr. 27 16634 Jan. 9
M ay 21 116 Jan. 5 118 M ar. 4
116 M ay 25 118
Jan. 29
6234 M ay 6 6434 M ay 22 6134 Apr. 2 71
10434 Jan. 2 110 Apr. 22
206 Jan. 21 206 Jan. 21
Sale
1234 Sale
1134 M ay 2 13 34 M ay 25 1134 Apr. 27 1634 Jan. 7
Sale
Feb. 25 6534 M ay 8
63
M ay 1 6534 M ay 8 52
6334 65
M ay 16 82 34 Jan, 20 95 Apr. 27
90
93
94
92 M ay 16 92
46
Sale
Sale
4234 M ay 1 47 34 M ay 8 42 34 M ay 1 5634 Jan. 3
Sale
Mar. 19 67 Jan. 7
5234 Sale
5234 M ay 4 5334 M ay 28 51
Sale
35
M ay 4 46
M ay 22 3134 Mar. 30 46 M ay 22
4434 Sale
96
100
99
9934 M ay 26 100 M ay 26 95 Mar. 9 100 M ay 26
34 Apr. 6
34 Mar. 25
29
Sale
M ay 29 18 Mar. 24 3134 Apr. 14
29
2734 Sale
2434 M ay
M ay 27
M ay 27 5234 Jan. 14 68
63
M ay
68
6734 Sale
6534 Sale
Feb. 13 28 34 Feb. 17
21
25
2534 M ay 29 17
2534 Sale
2134 M ay
101
9834
9834 M ay
10134 M ay 28 97 Jan. 15 10134 M ay 28
M ay 15
57
68
M ay 15 4534 Jan. 5 69
67
69
5634 May
2834 Sale
2834 Sale
2834 M ay
2834 M ay 2 28 Jan. 5 29 Jan. 2
Feb. 25 10734 Feb. 17
M ay 14 107
107 M ay
107
10734
10434
4534 Sale
4534 M ay
4934 Sale
5034 M ay 7 4134 Jan. 5 5034 M ay 7
Sale
50 M ay 29 4634 Jan. 2 50 M ay 29
50
4834 Sale
4834 M ay
8
Jan. 16 10 34 Jan. 30
10
9
9 M ay
9 34 9
934 M ay 2
7
534 Jan. 22 634 Apr. 11
534
634
634 M ay 20
534 M ay
534
30
2234 2434 24
2534 May
2534 M ay 12 18 34 Jan. 6 2534 M ay 12
83
M ay 14 7834 Mar. 31 86 M ay 14
80
86
80
8534 80 M ay
Sale
27
2734 Sale
2834 M ay 18 2534 Jan. 16 2934 Feb. 27
2634 M ay
Mar. 9
M ay 15] 98 Jan. 6 101
100
9934 Sale
9934 10034 9934 M ay
M ay 20 8734 Feb. 27 11834 Apr. 17
11434 Sale 11434 Sale 11234 M ay . 116
108 104 34 May 12 10534 M ay 15 101
Feb. 13 105 34 M ay 15
10134 10434 107
Sale
8 Mar. 18 1434 M ay 26
10
934 M ay 2 1434 M ay 26
1234 Sale
Sale
69
5534 57
7434 M ay 25 5034 Mar. 18 7434 M ay 25
5534 M ay
M ay
46
4634 Sale
5134 M ay 29 4234 Mar. 17 5134 M ay 29
5034 Sale
11134 M ay 5 11034 Apr. 24 11134 M ay 5
11034 Sale 110
11034 M ay
Sale 105 34 M ay
10534 106 110
11134 M ay 28 102 34 Jan. 5 11134 M ay 28
534 Apr. 18 11 M ay 26
M ay 26
10
M ay
1034
11
934 Sale
59 Apr. 30 59 Apr. 30
57
Sale
58 34'Sale
5634 M ay 12 6034 M ay 12 5234 Mar. 30 6534 Jan. 31
94 Jan. 15 112 34 Jan. 28
100
115
10634 115
9234 Jan. 7 96 34 Feb. 16
9434 9634 9534 97
34 Mar. 10
34 Mar. 10
2934 M ay 25 15 Jan. 16 2934 M ay 25
2034 Sale
2734 Sale
2034 M ay
11234 M ay 26
10954 111
11234 M ay 26 102 34 Jan.
11034 Sale 10934 M ay
2334 M ay 29
1734 Sale
2234 Sale
2334 M ay 29 1734 M ay
1734 M ay
Sale
M ay 21 64 Jan.
74
83 34 Mar. 3
81
7634 Sale
7334 M ay
8434 Mar. 3
7434 Sale
8234 M ay 21 6334 Jan.
7334 M ay
7734 Sale
3 Jan.
4 M ay 6
534 Feb. 26
434
334
334
334
334 M ay
Jan.
57
50
M ay 23 43
6034 Feb. 26
43
45
M ay
4734 55
1 34 Jan.
134 Feb. 11
13
134
134 Sale
134 M ay 13
134 M ay
3534 Jan. 10
2734 Sale
3334 M ay 25 2634 M ay
2634 M ay
3134 Sale
26
M ay 16 21)4 M ay 28 28 Apr. 14
2134 M ay
2434 Sale
2334 Sale
10534 M ay 28 10534 M ay 28 10534 M ay 28
10534 M ay
10534
1234 1334 14
1634 M ay 21 1234 Apr. 29 2636 Jan. 2
1534 1334 M ay
10434 Apr. 21 10534 Apr. 16
10434 106 10434 110
134 Mar. 31 3 Jan. 9
2 M ay 22
134 Sale
134 Sale
134 M ay
105
M ay 9 105 Jan. 29 10534 Jan. 13
105
M ay
105
10734 105
Sale 11634 Sale 114 M ay
Feb. 11
M ay 20 112 Jan. 16 121
117
116
5434 Sale
5934 M ay 7 5134 Mar. 18 59 34 M ay 7
5434 M ay
5634 Sale
47
4734 M ay 27 4534 Jan. 5 4734 M ay 27
4634 47
4734 4634 M ay
Sale
39
4234 M ay 22 3734 M ay 6 5234 Jan. 9
4134 Sale
3734 M ay
M ay 16 5034 Jan. 23
M ay
41
40
43
3834 40
4134 M ay 25 41
64
59
6034 63
6034 M ay 15 60 Apr. 3 9034 Jan. 12
6034 M ay
85 H 93
8534 M ay 28 8234 Mar. 24 9534 Jan. 15
8534 92
8534 M ay
14 M ay
1334 14
1734 M ay 28 1234 Mar. 19 1734 M ay 28
1634 Sale
3934 Sale
4334 M ay 23 3634 Mar. 30 4634 Feb. 2
4234 Sale
3934 M ay
Sale
18
M ay 29 18 Apr. 28 28 M ay 29
Sale
18 M ay
28
28
92
84
M ay 28 84 Apr. 27 89 M ay 28
89
89
87
8634 M ay
Sale
Sale
1334 M ay
1434
2234 M ay 27 1034 Mar. 30 2234 M ay 27
2134
Mar. 24 75 M ay 28
52
Sale
75 M ay 28 43
7134 Sale
5134 M ay
92
94
93
M ay
119 34 Sale
11934 M ay 28 85 Mar. 18 11934 M ay 28
134 Jan. 2 334 Feb. 5
134 Sale
234 M ay 20
134 May
234 Sale
40
Feb. 26
Sale
3234 35
36
3134 M ay
37 34 M ay 22 2534 Jan.
534 Jan.
834 Feb. 5
634 Sale
634 M ay
734 M ay 18
734 Sale
Sale
M ay 12 3734 M ay
5434 Jan. 13
38
45
4334 Sale
3734 M ay
99 Jan. 5
M ay 12 80 M ay
80 M ay
85
8334 Sale
8334 85
M ay 14 94 Mar. 26 10234 Jan. 8
95
97
91
98
9634 95 M ay
59
5334 5834 58
3534 M ay
4034 M ay 21 30 Apr. 27 6334 Jan. 17
Apr. 30 88
Jan. 6
80
83
82 34 Sale
8334 M ay 1 81
8234 M ay
1334 M ay
1354 1334 1534 Sale
1634 M ay 8 1234 Mar. 24 1634 M ay 8
13
15 M ay 7 1234 Mar. 20 15 Jan. 15
1334 14
1434 1334 M ay
M ay 29 4034 Mar. 10 53 Jan. 2
Sale
53
53
4134 50
4134 M ay
M ay
118 M ay 5 93 34 Feb. 16 11834 Apr. 17
11334 11334 11634 Sale 114
11534 Feb. 3 117 Jan. 13
Jan. 23
53
Sale
56 M ay 5 52 34 Mar. 30 69
5334 Sale
5254 M ay
82
83
85
M ay 19 8134 M ay 21 9234 Jan. :
81
82
8134 M ay
Mar. 30 3234 Feb. 1
Sale
24
2634 Sale
2334 M ay
2834 M ay 23 22
M ay 13 4334 M ay 19 47 34 Feb. 7
44
Sale
45
4434 Sale
4334 M ay
11034 Sale 11234 11434 11034 M ay
11434 M ay 27 10834 Apr. 1 11434 M ay 27
72
Sale
74 M ay 21 6234 Mar. 30 74 M ay 21
6734 M ay
6834 Sale
Jan. 7 102 Jan. 27
100
10134 M ay 29 99
10034 10134 Sale 10034 M ay
1 M ay 28
34 M ay 29
1 uSaie
6
1 M ay 28
34 M ay
M r. 12
9434 Sale
9334 Sale
9434 M ay 29 9234 M ay 12 95
9234 M ay
104
105 103
104)4 M ay 11 10034 Jan. 16 10434 Mar. 11
10434 104 M ay
Sale 14134 Sale 131
M ay
131
14434 M ay 20 129 M ar. 30 15134 Jan. 3
41
Sale
4034 Sale
3834 M ay
4234 M ay 7 3834 M ay 25 4734 Jan. 7
2834 Sale
2634 M ay
2954 M ay 22 2534 Apr. 17 33 34 Feb. 4
2634 Sale
103
107 M ay 26 10234 Jan. 6 107 M ay 26
105
107
104
103 34 M ay
4834 Mar. 27 7734 Jan. 2
Sale
60
5734 Sale
6034 M ay
5234 M ay
Feb. 4
5034 M ay 11 4934 Jan. 5 54
5034 51
5034 5134 50 M ay
Sale 12934 Sale 123
123
M ay
13054 M ay 21 12234 Feb. 17 14134 Jan. 5
M ay 11 11434 M ar. 7 120 Feb. 16
114
M ay
119
120
117
118
11634
33 34 Jan. 7 3834 M ay 1
37 M ay
3834 Sale
3834 M ay
3634 38
13
Sale
1234 Sale
1134 M ay
1334 M ay 15 1134 Apr. 22 17 34 Feb. 9
2
10
M ay
11
2234 Sale
2234 M ay 29 10 M ay 16 2234 M ay 29
M ay 2 85 M ay 28
63
63
M ay
85
Sale
70
M ay 28 63
85
74 M ay 22 4634 Jan. 27 74 M ay 22
6434 Sale
6634 Sale
6134 M ay
105 103
101
103
M ay 18 100 Jan. 2 105 Apr. 21
10334 10134 M ay
103
M ay 28 100 Jan. 16 10334 Mar. 3
101
------- 103 M ay
101
105
Sale 107
108
112
108 M ay
11134 M ay 20 108 Mar. 30 11334 Apr. 29
15 Sale
1334 Sale
1334 M ay
1634 M ay 4 13 34 Apr. 25 2334 Jan. 13
Sale
46
M ay 23 4234 Apr. 30 6434 Jan., 3
48
4234 Sale
4234 M ay
Sale
87
M ay 13 86 Apr. 22 95 Jan. 13
87
89
86
M ay
88
12
M ay
1234 Sale
1434 Sale
1434 M ay 1 12 M ay 4 18 Jan. 5
140 Mar. 24 148 Mar. 9
150
77
Sale
7434 Sale
7834 M ay 25 7234 M ar. 24 7834 M ay 25
7434 M ay
M ay
121
12034
12134 122
12134 M ay 18 11934 Jan. 8 122 Apr. 29
Apr. 24 9734 Feb. 20
92
95 M ay 1 91
M ay
93 34 Sale
9134 92
434 M ay 28 5 M ay 1
5 M ay 1
434 Sale
434 M ay
5134 Sale
4934 Sale
5234 M ay 22 4834 Mar. 24 57 34 Jan. 31
4934 M ay
Sale
M ay
47
51
Sale
47
5234 M ay 25 3934 Feb. 17 5234 M ay 25
6334 Sale
6634 Sale
6834 M ay 5 5534 M ay 14 10834 M ar. 3
5534 M ay
11434 M ay 23 108 M ay 16 11634 Feb. 9
10934 Sale 11034 Sale 108 M ay
115 Feb. 19
Sale 110 M ay
111
11134 M ay 6 110 Jan.
11234 111
1434 Sale
1434 M ay
1434 M ay 16 1434 M ay 15 1434 M ay 16
Sale 16234 M ay
16234 Sale 170
17434 M ay 20 14734 Mar. 30 17434 M ay 20
34 Feb. 20 134 Jan. 5
534 Apr. 22 734 Jan. 3
534 M ay 6 634 M ay 18
534
634
6
634
4934 M ay 11 65
M ay 29 4034 Mar. 301 65 M ay 29
5034 Sal e 64 34 Sale
Ask.
Sale
128
Sale
102
Sale
4134
9734
Sale
Sale
Sale
81
Sale
11834
Sale

STOCKS
N. T . STOCK EXCHANGE

29

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

J une, 1925.]

SALES TO JUNE 1.
In
May

Par Shares.
Shell Transport & Trad..£ 2
500
Shell Union Oil______ no par
111,500
Preferred_____________ 100
1,800
Sherwin-Williams pref_ 100
_
Simms Petroleum________ 10
177,200
Simmons Co^________ no par
80,450
Preferrd____________ 100
1,000
Sinclair Con Oil Corp.no par
210,800
Preferred_____________ 100
2,300
Skelly Oil C o_____________25
164,800
Sloss-Sheffield St’l & I . . 100
17,300
Preferred_____________ 100
1,100
So Porto Rico Sugar____100
2,500
Preferred_____________ 100
Spalding 1st pref_______ 100
300
Spear & C o__________ no par
1.900
Preferred_____________ 100
700
Spicer Mfg C o_______ no par
133,600
Preferred_____________ 100
4.300
Standard Gas & Elec.no par
211,200
Preferred______________ 50
5.700
Standard Milling_______ 100
1.700
Preferred_____________ 100
600
Standard Oil of Calif_____25
53,900
Standard Oil of N J ______25
296,090
Preferred_____________ 100
10,200
Stand Plate Glass ctfs.no par
5,500
Preferred_____________ 100
100
Sterling Products____no par
10,000
Stern Bros pref__________100
132
Stewart Warn Corp_no par
80,200
Stromberg Carburet- .no par
15.500
Studebaker Corp, pref_ 100
_
600
N ew______ ; _______ no par
532,500
Submar Boat Corp_ no par
_
19.200
Superior Oil_________ no par
24.200
Superior Steel___________100
3.300
Sweets Co of America new 50
3,200
Symington temp ctfs.no par
37.500
Class A ____________no par
6,000
Telautogr Corp ctfs_.no par
1,600
Tenn Cop & Chem_ no par
_
88.400
Texas Company (The)_ 25
_
218.700
Texas Gulf Sulphur______10
145.700
Tex Pacific Coal & Oil___ 10
89.400
Texas Pacific Land T r ..l0 0
289
Tidewater Oil__________ 100
14,100
Timken Roller Bear..no par
85.200
Tobacco Prod Corp_____100
92.400
Temp ctfs Class A ___ 100
7.900
Transcon Oil ctfs_____no par
191,400
Tran & Williams Steel.no par
1,6 10
Underwood Typewriter_ 25
_
30.700
Union Bag & Paper_____100
33.500
Union Oil____________no par
7,800
Union Oil, California_____25
57,600
Union Tank Car________ 100
1,600
Preferred_____________ 100
700
United Alloy Steel____no par
8.900
United Cigar Stores______ 25
28.700
Preferred_____________ 100
United Drug____________100
51,200
1st preferred__________ 50
3,000
United Dyewood_______ 100
100
United Fruit____________100
2,800
United Paperboard C o .. 100
2,800
R i g h t s ..._______________
Universal Pipe_______ no par
132.600
Preferred_____________ 100
26.400
U S Oast Iron Pipe & F ..100
75,900
Preferred_____________ 100
1,300
U S Distrib Corp_____no par
22.700
Preferred_____________ 100
200
U S Express_____________100
300
U S Hoffman Mach_ no par
_
23.400
U S Indus Alcohol______100
295.600
Preferred_____________ 100
1,500
U S Realty & Im provt.,100
92.400
Preferred_____________ 100
300
U S Rubber_____________ 100
230,090
1st preferred_________ 100
19,450
U S Smelt Refg & Mg.-_ 50
_
14.700
Preferred______________ 50
1,200
United States Steel_____100
506,500
Preferred_____________ 100
16,000
U S Tobacco________ no par
200
Preferred_____________ 100
Utah Copper_____________ 10
5,800
Utah Securities__________100
47.800
Vanadium Corp______no par
19,500
Van Raalte__________ no par
5,500
1st preferred_________ 100
1,300
Va-Caro Chemical_ no par
_
12.800
Certificates______________
400
Preferred_____________ 100
22,400
Preferred certificates_____
Class B _________________
300
Va Iron Coal & Coke___ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Vivaudou (V) Inc___ no par
25,700
Rights__________________
17.770
Vulcan Detinning_______ 100
100
Vulcan Detinning, p r e f..100
W aldorf System_____no par
28,700
Ward Baking Class A .no par
5,600
Class B ___________ no par
137,200
Preferred_____________100
3,300
Weber&Heilbron’r ,newnopar
1,000
Wells Fargo Express______ 1
800
West Elec 7% cum pref_100
1,400
West Penn P ow pref____100
200
Western Union Teleg___ 100
34,400
Westinghouse Air Brake..5 0
4,100
Westinghouse El & M fg ..50
125,600
1st preferred__________ 50
100
Westing’se Elec Instr.no par
21,100
Class A ____________no par
12,800
White Eagle Oil & R _no par
16,800
White M otor_____________50
119,900
Wickwire-Spen Steel_.no par
10,200
Certificates________ no par
39,300
Preferred_____________ 100
R ig h ts__________________
Preferred rights_________
Willys-O verl and__________ 5 1,705,100
New preferred________ 100
116,400
Wilson & Co nc v t c ..n o par
11,200
Preferred_____________ 100
3.100
300
Certificatespreferred. . 100
Woolworth (F W )_______ 25
94,500
Worthington P & M ___ 100
55,100
Preferred A ___________100
800
Preferred B ___________100
1,300
Wright Aeronautic___no par
80,400
Wrigley (Wm Jr)____no par
6.100
Yellow C ab______________ 10
7,800
Youngstown Sheet & T u b e ..
2,100

Since
Jan. 2.

1
Price about
Jan. 2
1925.

May 1.

467,300
11,200

19%
97
46%
52%
66
84
58%
41%
118
10%
69
63%
115
65
64
112
45%
10
4
20
6
17
22
13
9%
44
105%
14%
294
131%
40%
75
97%
4
25%
40
40%
%
36%
122%
116%
25
65%
115
118%
53%
10%
209
18

Sale
65
115
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
26
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
123%
117%
25%
66
119
Sale
54
20
212
21%

70%
73
115%
47%
8%
3%
25
7%
16%
21%
13
10%
48%
110%
15%
280
145%
41%
80
99%
5%
26
43%
56
%
38
124%
112
26
70
115
124%
55%
1)%
210
20%

22% M ay 1 24%
Sale
Sale
35 M ay 1 44%
106 102% M ay 5 103
Sale
18% M ay 1 22
90% 82% M ay 4 91
23% M ay 1 28%
Sale
81% M ay 1 89%
88
92% M ay 28 94%
95
Sale
67 M ay 14 73
107
98% 95 M ay 28 99
Sale
21% M ay 15 24
Sale
91% M ay 22 92
Sale
18% M ay 12 23%
Sale
94% M ay 2 106
Sale
46 M ay 1 54%
53% 51% M ay 8 54%
67
62
M ay 19 67
86
84% M ay 6 86
Sale
58% M ay 1 60
Sale
41
M ay 1 44%
Sale 116% M ay 25 119
11
10% M ay 1 12%
71
69
M ay 8 69
Sale
M ay 5 66%
63
115.% M ay 20 115%
Sale
64% M ay 1 71%
Sale
64% M ay 4 75
114 M ay 7 115%
Sale
44% M ay 1 49
9
8% M ay 20 10
Sale
3% M ay 28 4%
20 M ay 1 27%
6% M ay 14 8%
Sale
16% M ay 18 18%
22
21% May 21 22%
Sale
12% M ay 12 13%
Sale
9% M ay 8 11%
Sale
44 M ay 1 49
Sale 105% M ay 1 121
Sale
14% M ay 1 16%
M ay 1 301
305 294
Sale 131% M ay 1 147
Sale
40% M ay 22 43%
Sale
75 M ay 1 82
Sale
97% M ay 1 99%
Sale
3% M ay 1 5%
Sale
25% M ay 13 26
Sale
39% M ay 14 45
Sale
M ay 4 60%
42
%
% M ay 1
%
Sale
36% M ay 1 39%
Sale 123 M ay 13 128%
114% 115 M ay 18 117%
26% 24 M ay 15 27
Sale
66 M ay 5 72%
119
Sale 118% M ay 1 127%
Sale
54 M ay 4 55%
15% 15 M ay 18 15
Sale 210 M ay 12 216%
21% 18% M ay 16 21%

6
Sale
Sale
107
Sale

28
68%
145
100%
31%
130
4
30
86
108%
139

Sale
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
150
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

37%
80
164
104
33%
122
3%
35%
91%
111
141%

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
150
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Sale
Sale
Sale
47
Sale
Sale
55
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
69%
Sale
1%
Sale
10
1%
45
80
Sale

40%
95%
34
44%
113%
124
52%
105%
o3%
101
! 26
• 16
60
4%
1%
17%
15
1%
33
73
12%

Sale
Sale
Sale
44%
Sale
Sale
53%
108%
Sale
Sale
26%
19%
62
Sale
3
Sale
20
2%
37
79
Sale

46%
99%
36%
44%
116%
124%
53%
105%
90%

17% Sale
96
97
40% Sale
72
86
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
114%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
310
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
32%
Sale
Sale
%
Sale
Sale
115
Sale
61%
Sale
Sale
53
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104
Sale

7
80
73
16%
Sale
116
37%
99%
51
12% 12%
114% 116%
104%
Sale 131%
99
Sale
67%
Sale
81%
10%
21%
26%
Sale
61%
Sale
Sale
%

Safe
Sale
Sale
20

16
90
6%
22

Sale
Sale
88
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

121%
43%
81%
67%
18%
48%
35
63%

Bid.
40%
24%
101%
105%
Sale
24%
Sale
44
104% 102%
20%
Sale
87
90
Sale
28%
87
Sale
96% 92%
73
70
102
107
100%
23%
92
Sale
21%
Sale 105%
52%
Sale
Sale
51%
69% 64
84% 82%
Sale
58%
42%
Sale
Sale 117%
Sale
10%
71
63% 66

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Ask. Sale Prices.
42
39% M ay 5 40% M ay 7
Sale
23% M ay 1 25% M ay 22
Sale 100% M ay 5 101% M ay 12

Bid.
43
22%
99%
104
23
33

71%
81%
62%
40%
43.300 117%
44.800 15%
300
36.100 63
232 119
519.000 70%
41.600 70
4,300 110
1,753.900 46
171.700 10
214,220
5
21.100 35
12,744 11%
228.000
71.000
43.100 13%
170,400
9
756,267 43%
1,158,600! 108%
1,089,410 12
604, 270
82,800; 130
540.200 38%
530,600 70%
63,700 93%
670.100
4
13,200 31
63,010 40
66,4671 43%
148.000
%
664,800! 37%
13.300 122%
3,400' 113%
156,300 28%
138,600! 61
650! 118
165.100 120
15,900, 52%
1,200! 21
38.800 218
3,100
1,200!
909.200 46
209.700 79
644,900 169
8,800 102
145.200 38%
800 148%
5,700
4%
66.600 23%
993.000 86
2,800 103%
369,130 124
3,500 122%
731,390 40%
71,950 95%
96.100 38
11.000 46
4,475,430 120%
68.900 122%
3,900 54
8,200 104%
24.900 87%
760.700 43%
30%
20%
2,200 65
82,500
2%
1.700
%
146,600 10
1,000
5.300
%
800 40
400 79
250.000
8%
17,770
200
342 67
116,100 18%
9,575
205.200
21,450
4,200
2,600 12%
9,090 111%
1,900 104
218,100 116%
47.300 107 %
832.000 71%
2.300 83
40.400
34.400
191.300 28
436.300 71
100,210
1%
39.300
1,000
174,967
29,525
3,096,500 16%
520,500 76%
163,400
7%
110,900 18
10,600
474.200 124%
728.000 78%
4.700 85
10,000 72%
180,100 22%
46,100 45%
29.700 39%
34.700 70

Highest.

May 29.

Ask.
42
Sale
100%

Ask. Bid.
Sale
40%
Sale
23%
Sale
99%
105%
Sale
22%
Sale
35
102%
18%
17% Sale
33
78% Sale
23%
24% Sale
81%
82% Sale
92%
95% Sale
15,500 62
64
65
700 98% 100
101
600: 9SK 100
97
___________

Shares
16.700
2,099,580
13.700
300
838,000
170,150
1,900
481,770
16,750
861,4001

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES IN M A Y .

28%
20
71
4%
1%
16%

27%
68%
143
101%
31
130
4
28%
86
107%
135%
136
Sale
40%
Sale
95%
Sale
33%
Sale
44
Sale 113%
Sale 122%
54% 52%
108%
Sale
< %
s3
97
Sale
25%
23
16%
61
74
Sale
4
3
1%
Sale
15

1%
1%
33
37
73
79
13% Sale
1 6 Sale
1
7
10
10
90
78
90
Sale
16% Sale
Sale 150
Sale
Sale
38
51
Sale 100
101%
Sale
52
55
12% 13
14
116% 115% Sale
109% Sale
Sale 131% Sale
Sale 102
Sale
Sale
73% Sale
83
87
85
Sale
12 Sale
Sale
22% Sale
Sale
27% Sale
Sale
69% Sale
Sale
%
%
Sale
4

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

22
107%
5%
19%

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Sale 134% Sale
Sale
42% Sale
84% 79% 82
69% 65% 66
Sale
25% Sale
Sale
51% Sale
Sale
Sale
68
65

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

39%
81%
168%
104
34%
130%
4
36
94%
111
147%
142
47%
100%
37
45
120%
125
54
1
4
4
13
4
14
12
14

1% M ay 5

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

90%
157%
30%
24%
73
4%
2
18%

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

1% M ay

12% M ay 1 14% M ay
li6 M ay 8
% M ay
7
M ay 26
7 M ay
M ay
11 6 * M ay
M ay
M ay
99
M ay
52
12% M ay
114% M ay
109% M ay
130 M ay
M ay
M ay
83 M ay
10% M ay
21% M ay
26% M ay
61% M ay
% M ay
4 M ay
16
90
5%
19%
18
121%
36%
80%
65%
18%
48%
35
64

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

11 17
1 152
4 52
12 100%
5 52
15 14
20 117
29 110%
14 134%
1 104
1 74%
6 83
14 13%
5 24%
1 28%
1 71%
11
28

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

1
1
29
29
15
1
14
27
13
1
1
1
4

M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay
M ay

24%
111
7
23%
20
134%
47%
82
69
28%
52%
40%
68

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
39% M ay 5 45% Jan. 30
22% Jan. 16 28% Feb. 4
99% Jan. 2 101% M ay 12
106 Apr. 11 106% Apr. 7
23 19% Mar. 17 26% Jan. 12
27 31% Mar. 17 44% M ay 27
7 100% Jan. 7 103 Mar. 27
22 17 Jan. 6 24% Feb. 2
23 78% Jan. 2 94% Feb. 3
28 21% Mar. 30 30% Feb. 3
20 80% Mar. 30 97
Feb. 5
22 92% Apr. 8 98% Feb. 2
29 62 Jan. 6 73 Mar. 2
Mar. 4
99% Jan. 9 l08
12 95 M ay 2» 99% Apr. 28
28 21% M ay 15 24 M ay 28
19 91% M ay 22 92 M ay 19
25 15% Feb. 17 23% M ay 25
18 92 Apr. 1 106 M ay 18
20 40% Jan. 2 54% M ay 20
26 50% Mar. 27 54% M ay 26
22 62 M ay 19 74% Mar. 2
28 81
Jan. 20 86 M ay 28
22 56% Mar. 30 67% Feb. 2
13 38% Mar. 30 47% Feb. 3
13 116% M ay 25 119 Feb. 24
2 10 Feb. 11 16 Jan. 16
8 69
M ay 8 70 Apr. 29
29 62% Mar. 25 66% M ay 29
20 113 Jan. 28 115% M ay 20
6 55 Mar. 18 77 % Jan. 3
18 61
Mar. 18 79% Jan. 3
26 112 Mar. 13 115% M ay 26
27 41 % Jan. 28 49
M ay 27
1
8% Apr. 27 11 Jan. 13
6
3% M ay 28 6% Feb. 9
25 20
M ay 1 41% Jan. 10
22
5% Mar. 19 11% Jan. 7
6 10% Jan. 15 19 Mar. 12
11 20% Mar. 19 23% Jan. 17
25 11% Mar. 30 15 Feb. 7
14| 7% Apr. 1 11% M ay 14
25 42% Jan. 5 49
Feb. 2
21 97% Feb. 17 113% Mar. 13
27 11% Jan. 5 23% Feb. 6
5 255 Apr. 9 310 Jan. 6
28 122 Mar. 30 152 Feb. 27
11 37% Mar. 18 44% Feb. 13
25 70 Jan. 2 82 M ay 25
26 93% Jan. 2 99% Apr. 24
9
3% Jan. 2 5% M ay 9
4 25% M ay 13 35 Jan lO
16 38% Mar. 26 45 M ay 16
25 36 Apr. 1 60% M ay 25
6
.21 Jan. 3 1 Feb. 28
22 36% Apr. 27 43% Feb. 5
20 118% Jan. 17 128% Feb. 27
6 113% Feb. 18 117% M ay 6
21 24 M ay 15 36% Mar. 4
29 60% Jan. 6 81% Mar. 3
117 Feb. 4 119% Jan. 13
21 110% Feb, 4 127% M ay 21
29 52 Jan. 16 55% M ay 29
18 12 M ar. 18 20 Mar. 14
18 204% Mar. 30 231 Jan. 3
19 18% Apr. 11 23 Jan. 9
% M ar. 6
% Mar 3 0
29 26% Apr. 27 50% Feb. 11
28 66% Apr. 27 94
Feb. 11
29 131% Apr. 22 250
Feb. 11
29 100% Apr. 29 112% Feb. 27
19 30% Feb. 17 39% Jan. 17
11 130
Mar. 9 154 Jan. 8
4
4 Apr. 11 4% M ar. 2
29 23 Jan. 3 36
M ay 29
26 76 M ar. 19 94% M ay 26
29 105
Jan. 29 111
M ay 29
12 114% Mar. 30 147% M ay 12
4 122% Jan. 2 142 M ay 4
12 33% Mar. 30 47% M ay 12
13 92% Mar. 30 100% M ay 13
22 30
Feb. 17 39 Jan. 7
9 44 Apr. 16 46% Jan. 5
21 112% Mar. 30 129% Jan. 23
25 122% M ay 7 126% Jan. 26
28 51% Mar. 24 56 Feb. 7
105% Apr. 21 110% Mar. 9
29 82
Mar. 19 92 Jan. 15
20 41 % Feb. 17 157% M ay 20
23 25% M ay 4 31% Jan. 3
19
M ay 13 24% M ay 19
22 60 Apr. 1 73 M ay 22
2
2% Mar. 23 5 Apr. 17
26
1% Feb. 25 2% Apr. 18
2
8% Jan. 5 20% Apr. 17
4 Mar. 25 18 Apr. 21
27
1 Jan. 17 2% Apr. 18
35 Apr. 23 43% Jan. 6
75 Mar. 7 79% Jan. 12
19
7% Jan. 13 15% Apr. 15
16
% M ay 16
*1 M ay 8
6
26
7 M ay 26 8 Mar. 30
80 Apr. 1 88% Apr. 14
18 15% M ay 11 19% Jan. 3
21 116 Apr. 30 152 M ay 21
28 37% Mar. 30 52
M ay 28
13 94% Feb. 11 100% Apr. 18
5 51
Mar. 16 57% Feb. 9
22 12% Jan. 5 14 M ay 22
12 113% Jan. 9 117 M ay 12
29 104 Jan. 27 110% M ay 29
19 116% Jan. 2 135 Apr. 23
27 97
Apr. 9 113% Jan. 7
27 66% Mar. 28 84 Jan. 3
6 79% M ar. 30 86 Jan. 5
22
9% Apr. 1 14 Jan. 29
22 19% Mar. 31 24% M ay 22
23 25% Mar. 31 31% Feb. 2
28 57% Mar. 30 76 Jan. 13
1
Jan. 30
1% Jan. 10
15
4 ^ M ay 28 5% M ay 15
18% Feb. 24 32 Jan. 19
Jan. 13 2 Jan. 19
5 * Jan. 13 17 Jan. 17
11
Jan. 26 24% M ay 11
22 72% Jan. 28 111
M ay 22
7
M ay 29 13% Mar. 7
8 1 § * Apr. 24 60 M ar. 7
22 18 Mar. 4 42 Mar. 7
29 112% Jan. 28 134% M ay 29
6 36% M ay 14 79% Jan. 2
11 79 Apr. 6 88 Jan. 9
7 65 Apr. 7 76% Feb. 11
25 16 M ar. 30 28% M ay 25
23 45% Mar. 30 52% Feb. 7
25 33% Feb. 18 42 Jan. 3
23 63 Mar. 27 76% Feb. 13

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”

G eneral Q uotations
O F

BONDS

A.ND S T O C K S

1. In the following thirty-four pages o f tables quotations are given for all the more important securities listed on any Stock Exchange in the
United States; also for leading unlisted and inactive securities.
2. Quotations from all Stock Exchanges are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue. As the New York Stock
Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices and interest,” we have adopted the same method and no longer employ a designating
mark to indicate the fact except where there is a deviation from this rule. The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter
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 prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price— that is, that the accrued interest forms part o f the price, and
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately in making payment. As already stated in the case o f income bonds ana bonds in
default, the price is always “ fla t," and no designating mark is employed to indicate the fact.
4. Stock prices marked thus (d) are per share. All others are per cent except bank stock prices, which are quoted per share unless otherwise stated.
5. It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but 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 con­
solidated, “ 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.— A ll b o n d prices axe “ an d in terest” except where marked “ f ” an d incom e and d efau lted bon ds.
Bonds.

Bid.

Ask.

BAILROAD BONDS
Bonds of companies consol'd are
often under the consolidated name.
Adirondack— See Del & Hudson
___
88
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942-J&D
Ak Cant & Youngst 6s 1930- _J& J
99
100M
Ala Gt South 1st 5s Dec ’27__J&J 100 M
Gen M 5s Dec 1 1927 £. .J&D
95 M
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A . J&D 100M 101 %
Belt Ry of Chatt 5s 1945--J&J
95
Ala Midland— See Atl Coast Line
Alabama N Orl T & P June—
96
“ 4 " deb 5s g ’40 red ’ 10-M&N h 93
96
“ B ” deb g 5s '40 red 'iO-M &N 1 93
}
96
“ C ” deb g 5s Nov 1 1940 A&O l) 93
Alabama Tennessee & Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948_____..J & J
81
85
Gen income 6s Oct 1948_______
32
26
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry—
102
1st M g 5s 1974 series A . M&N 101
Albany & Susq— See Del & Hud
Allegheny Valley— See Penn RR
Alleg & West— See Buff R & P
Allentown Term 4s 1919
Ext at 6% to 1929 . _ _
.J&J 101
Alton Bridge— See St C M & St L
72
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1955. - -Q-J
71
99
99 X
6% notes Mar 15 1930 -M&S15
Eq tr 6s July 15 '25-’35 J&J 15 b 5.60 5 30%
Ark & Mem Ry Brge & Term—
1st M 5s 1964___________ M&S
93 M
93 M
Aroostook Nor— See Ban & Aroos
Aroostook Valley— See Can Pac
Asheville & Spartanburg— S U &
____
___
Col 1st M g gu 4s 1955_ J&J
_
Atch & East’n Br— 4s 1928 J&J
96 M
Atchison Topeka & Santa Pe—
92
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995 .A&O
91M
Adjustment 4s July 1 ’95. .N ov
84 M
84 M
Stamped_
_
______ M&N
84
85
C on vg4sof ’09due '55opt J&D
HIM
- -84 k
Conv g 4s of 1905 due '55. J&D
81
Conv g 4s of 1960________ J&D
84 M
86 M
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958.. J&J
87 k
___
94 %
Cal-Ariz 1st & rf 4 M s ' 62 op M& S
98
Series B _____ ____ ________ y 93
E Okla Div 1st g 4s '28 .M&S
99
99 M
____
__
Hutch & So 1st g 5s 1928. .J&J
Rocky M t Div 4s 1965
J&J
87 H
88 k
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
___
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940___ A&O
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix
___
101
1st g 5s 1942 ______ .M&S
Atlanta Birm & Atlantic—
41
39
45
Atl & Birm 1st g 5s 1934. .J&J / 42 M
45
Certificates o f deposit. _ / 42 M
_
Atlanta & Chari A L— See Sou Rv
Atl Knox & Cin— See Lou & Nash
Atl Knox & Nor— See Lou & Nash
Atlantic & Dan— See South RR
Atlantic City— See Reading Co
Atlantic Coast Line Co of Conn—
Certs Indebt 5s irredeem.J&D / 92 M
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
93 %
94
1st cons 4s July 1 1952 M&S
89
Col tr g 4s Oct 1 '52 op M&N
88
10
Conv deb 4s '39 op ’ 16.M&N
94
Gen unif ser A 4 Ms '64 J&D
94 M
___
7% notes M ay 15 30 M&N 15 107 M
Eq 6H s Feb '36 (yr) .F&A b 5 V 4.80%
.
5%
Eq 6s Jan 15 '26-’35.J&J 15 b 5.20
Ala Mid— 1st gu g 5s’28M&N 10 JM 101M
Atlantic Coast Line o f S C—•
___
92
Gen 1st g 4s July '48. .J&J
___
N E of S C 6s 1933 . J&J 109
____
93 M
Brun & West 1st 4s '38 .J&J
___
Char & Sav gen 7s 1936.J&J 116M
___
88
Fla So 1st g "gu 4s '45 .J&J
___
Nor & Car 5s 1939.. A&O 100
Pet’b ’g— Class A 5s g '26. J&J 100
___
Class B 6s g 1926. _ A&O 101
___
94
Rich & Peters 4 Ms '4 0 .A&O
Sav Fla&W 1st g 6s '34. A&O 109 M 111
___
1st M g 5s 1934.. . A&O 102 M
Wil & Wei gen g 5s '35. J&J 102
___
93
Gen mtge g 4s 1935. . J&J
Atlantic & Yadkin— See South Ry
Aug Term— See Chari & W Car
Austin & Northw’ n— See So Pac
Balt Ches & Atlan— See Pa RR
___
Balt & Climb Val RR 6s '29 J&J 100
___
Ex 1st M 6s July 1931___ J&J 100
Balt & Harrisb— See West Md
Baltimore & Ohio—
100
99 M
Prior lien 3Ms g 1925.. _J&J
91 M
1st M 4s g July 1 1 9 4 8 ...A&O
J0M
103 %
1st M 5s July 1 1948_____A&O 103 X
94 H
Conv 4 Ms 1933 red 1923.M&S
94 M
90 %
Ref & gen 5s 1995 series A . J&D
90 M
Ref & gen 6s 1995 series C J&D 103 M 103 M
10-yr 6s July 1929------- . .J&J 103 W 103 M
Eq tr 4 Ms 1926-40 (yr)..M & N b 4.90 t o 4.70
Eu tr 5s 1925-37 (yr) _.F&A 64.95% 4.75%
Eq tr 5s 1926-38 (y r).
F&A 64. 95% 4.75%
Eq tr 6s ’26-'35 (yr) ..J & J 15 b 5.30 5.05%
Pitt Jc & M div 3 Ms g '25 M&N
99 V
s

Bonds

Bid.

Baltimore & Ohio (Concluded)—
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va—
Refund gold 4s 19 41..M&N
88
S W Div 1st g 3 Ms 1925.. J&J
99 V
i
S W DiV 1st 5s 1950 . .J&J
98 %
Central Ohio—
99
Reorg 1st con g 4 Ms '30.M&S
102
Ohio Riv RR— 1st g 5s '36.J&D
98 H
Gen gold 5s 1937_____A&C
Sch Riv East Side 4s 1925.J&D 100
69 %
Staten Isl R y 4 Ms 1943..J&D
77 H
Toledo & Cin Div 4s 1959 J&J
83
W Va & Pitts 1st 4s g '90 A&O
Bangor & Aroostook—
96
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1 9 4 3 ... J&J
71
Cons refund g 4s 1 9 5 1 _ J&J
_
94
Medford Ext 5s 1937.. M&N
90
Piscat Div g 5s Jan 1943..A&O
90
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5 s '39 F&A
92
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43 A&O
88
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39. F&A
85
Aroostook Nor 5s g 19 47..A&O
Nor Maine Seaport 5s '35. A&O n 89
Battle Creek & Stur— See Mich C
Bedford Belt— See Chic M & St P
Beech Creek— See N Y C & HudR
Bellingham Bay & British Col—
85
1st g 5s Dec 1 1932______J&D
Belt RR & Stk Yds (Ind’p ’lis)—
87
1st ref gold 4s 1939______M&N
Belt Ry of Chatt— See Ala Gr So
Belvidere Del— See Pennsylvania
Bennington & Rutl’d— See Rutl’d
Big Sandy Ry— See Ches & Ohio
82
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.M&S
____
Bolivia Ry 1st 5s 1927 .
J&J
Boonville St Louis & Southern—
75
1st M 5s 1951__________ F&A
Boston & Albany 5s Oct '63 J&J 104
5s June 1942_______ . . J&D 102M
101
_
5s July 1 1938______ _ J&J
96 V
a
4 Ms July 1937___________ J&J
94 y8
4s M ay 1 1933 gu N Y C.M &N
93 %
4s M ay 1 1934 gu N Y C.M &N
93 k
4s M ay 1 1935 gu N Y C.M&N
80 M
3 Ms Jan 11 951.
_.J&J
SO
Ref 3Ms 1952 gu N Y C ..A & 0
Boston & Lowell 4 Ms Feb '33. J&J
____
4s April 1932_. . . _
A&O
69
Boston & Maine— 4Ms g '44 J&J
79
4 Ms April 1 1929________ A&O
79
4s Sept 1 1926...................M&S
75
4s Feb 1 1937___________ F&A
60
4s Aug 1942____________ F&A
45
3s July 1950._______ ____ J&J
88
6s Jan 1 1933____________ J&J
86
1st & ref M 6s ser C 1929. - J&J
Series D 6s 1929 _______ J&J
86
Series F 6s 1930. . .
J&D
86 M
86
Series G 6s 1929___ ____ J&J
Series H 6s 1930________ M&N,
86M
Series I 7s 1931 .
. ..J & J
88
88
Series J 7s 1931
. . . A&O
Equip 5Ms 1925-1927_ F&A b 5.50
_
Eq tr 6s 1926-38 (year)..J& D b 5.50
75
Ports Gt F & Con 4M s’37.J&D
Bos & N Y A L— See N Y NH & H
94
Boston Rev B & L 4Ms '2 7 ..J&J
92
Bridge'n & Saco R 1st 4s ’28.J&D
Burns & W— See At] Coast Line
____
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941 ..J & J
____
1st con 5s 1961 .
..J & J
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh—
s
General 5s g 1937______ M&S 100 V
Con g 4 M s 1957. ______M&N
86M
Eq 6s ser K 1925-33 (s-a).F&A b 5%
Equip 4s series G 1929_ A&O b 4.90
_
A1 & West 4s g guar 1998 A&O
82 M
Clear & M 1st 5s g gu 1943 J&J
98 M
Buffalo & Southwest— See Erie
Buff & Susquehanna RR Corn—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963 . ___ J&J
80 M
Burl Ced Rap & No— See CRI&P
92
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s’44 F&A
California N W 5s 1928 gu A&O
Cam & Clear— 1st 5s g 1941 J&J 100
84
Gen M g 4s 1955 .
. F&A
Cambria & Ind— 1st 5s '36 M&N
99 M
Gen mtge 6s 1944.
. .F&A 101
Eq tr 5Ms 1926-38 (year) .M&N b 5.40
Canada Atl— See Grand Trunk
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A A&O 102 %
Canadian National Railways—
4Ms Sept 15 1954 ...M & S 1 5
94 M
99
4% guar gold notes 1927..J&J
98 V
s
5-year 4Ms Feb 15 1930.F&A15
96 V
s
10-yr 4Ms Feb 15 1935 F&A15
Equip tr 7s May 1 1935 M&N h i m
Equip trust 4Ms 1925-39..J&J b 4.25
Canadian Northern—
1st con deb 4s 1930 gu..J& D 30
95 M
S F deb 7s 1940..-............J&D 116M
S F deb 6 Ms 1946________ J&J 118M
Equipment 4Ms various_ __ b 5.35
_
Eq 6s July’25-Jan’29 ser B.J&J b 5.10
Canadian N W 4 Ms Oct 22 1943
92 M
Manitoba S E 1st 4s £ '29.F&A
94 M
Winnipeg Term g 4s 1939 g . J&J
88 M

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Canadian Pacific—
Cons deben 4s perpetual .J&J
80 M
Eq tr 4Ms 1925-1928_____J&J 6 5.05
88 M
100
Eq tr 6s Oct ’25-’32 (s a) .A&O b 5.05
____
Aroostook Val 4 Ms 1929.F&AI
98 M
New Brunsw 1st g 5s 1934.F&A If 98
Cons deb 4s perpetual..J&J If 78
103
Ont & Que deb gu 5s perp. J&D If 97
100 M Carb & Shaw— See Illinois Cent’]
Carolina Cent— See Seab Air Line
_ Caro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938. J&J 101M
_
78
1st cons 6s 1952 Ser A .J&D15 107 M
Equip 5s 1925-1937 s-a .A&O 6 5%
84 M
Eq 5s 1925-1933 s - a ... _J&D b 5%
98
Eq tr 6s 1926-'35 (yrly)_J&J15 b 5.40
72
Carolina & Yadkin River—
1st s f 5s 1962 __________ J&D
95 M
5
JIM Carthage & Adiron— See N Y C
92
89
Catawissa cons g 4s 1948. -A&O
95
Central Argentine R v Ltd—
91
Conv g 6% notes 1927
.F&A
99 M
90
Cent Ark & East— See St L S W
92
Cent Branch Ry— See M o Pac
Central o f Georgia—
102
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945____F&A
Cons gold 5s 1945
M&N 101M
10-yr 6% sec gold bds 1929 J&D 103 M
____
R ef & gen 5 Ms 1959 ser B.A&O 102
Eq 4Ms July '25-Jan '26. J&J 64.70%
89
84
Chat Div gold 4s 1951.
J&D
99 M
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946
J&J
Mid Ga & Atl 1st 5s 1947. .J&J
98
Mobile Div g 5s 1946.. . J&J 100M
95
Oconee Div 1st g 5s 1945 J&D
83M
Cent RR & Bkg 5s 1937. .M&N
97 M
____
95
Chattahoochee & G 5s '30 J&J
95
Chat R & South g 5s 1947 .J&J
___
Eatonton Br 5s g 1926_ J&D
_
95
____
Ocean S S 1st 5s 1943_ .J&J
_
____ Cent of N E— See N Y N H & H
____ Central of New Jersey—
____
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s '87 J&J 109 V
s
____
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35 J&J15 b 5.20
____
Amer Dock & Impt 5s 1921—
____
s
Ext at 6% to 1936. ...J & J 106 V
____
Leh & W-B Coal con f 4s’30J&D
96 M
____
Con g 4s 1935 ______ J&D
93 M
____
N Y & L Br gen 4s 1941 M&S
90M
____
____
General gold 5s 1941
M&S
____ Central Ohio— See Balt & Ohio
81
Central Pacific— See So Pacific
81
Central Vermont Ry—
____
Ref M 5s 1930 guar.
.M&S
93 k
____
Eq tr 5s Oct '25 '32 s-a
A&O b 5.50
Charles & Sav— See Atl Coast L
Chari & W Car 1st 5s 1946 A&O
____
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s '47. .A&O 101M
____ Chateaugay Ry— See Del & H
____ Chattahoochee & Gulf— See Cent of Ga
____ Chat Rome & Sou— See Cent of Ga Ry
____ Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu__J&J
82
____ Chesapeake & Ohio—
____
1st cons g 5s 1939_
_
..M & N 102 M
5%
92 H
General 4 Ms gold 1992. .M&S
5%
Conv g 4 Ms 1930 op 1915 F&A
97 M
____
Gen fund & impt 5s 1929. .J&J 101
Conv g 5s 1946. . . .
A&O 106 M
___
Eq tr 4M « July 15 '25-'26 J&J15 6 4.60
95
Eq tr 4 Ms N ov '25-'27..M & N b 4.60
Eq tr 4 Ms Dec ’25 -'26.. J&D b 4.60
____
Eq tr 5s Mar 15 '26-’38.M&S15 6 4.90
____
Eq tr 5Ms '26-’37 (yrly)._J& D 6 5.05
Eq tr 6s 1926-35 (yrly). .J&J15 6 5.30
____
Eq 6Ms 1925-'35 (ann) .J&D 6 5.10
87
98 %
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940 J&J
4.75%
79 V
s
Potts Creek 4s 1946.
. J&J
4.60%
R & A Div 1st con g 4s '89. J&J
84 M
82
2d con g 4s 1989
. J&J
83 M
____
Warm Sp Val 1st 5s g '41 .M&S
97 M
Coal Riv Ry 1st 4s gu '45. J&D
87 M
Elevator Co g 4s gu 1938.A& 0
75
Big Sandy R y 1st g 4s '44. J&D
SIM
87 M
86 V
s
Greenb R y 1st g gu 4s '40 M&N
91
Raleigh & S W 1st 4s '36. J&J
92 M
___
90
West Poc Carp 1st 4 Ms '45 F&A
102
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
____
1st M 5s 1945 gu a r.. _ A&O
98 M
___ Chesterfield & Lane 1st 5s '55F&A
65
102
Chic & Alton 1st 3 Ms 1950 .J&J / 52M
5.25%
Ctfs of dep Jan '23 coup attach / 51M
RR refunding g 3s 19 4 9 ..A&O / 64 M
103 3^
Certificates of deposit—
Stpd as to Oct 1924 int------ / 61M
95
Stpd as to Apr 1925 int_____ / 60M
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 26-’35
99 M
99 V
a
(yearly) _______ . .J&J 15 6 5.70
97 % Chicago BuuliDgton & Quincy—
91M
Gen M 4s 1958_________ M&S
112M
4%
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A ..F & A 102 M
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35-.J&J15 6 5.20
96
Illinois Div 3 Ms’ 49 op '29 J&J
85 M
93
117
4s July 1 1949_________ J&J
Nebraska Ext 4s 1927____M&N
99 M
118M
5.20% Chic & East 111 (new co)—
4.80%
75
Gen M 5s M ay 1951_____M&N
93M
95 M
89 M

Ask.
80 M
4.80%
4.80%
100
80
99
108
4.70%
4.75%
5.15%
JO
100 %

102
104
102 M
4.30%
88
100
97 K
____

5%
107 M
____
____
____

94 M
5.10%
____
____
____
____
93
98 M
101M
107
4.25%
4.30%
4.25%
4 .7 5 %
4.80%
5.05%
4.85%
99M
____
____
84
9 'M
88 32
^
___
88
8SM:
____
93
___
75
53
52
65 M:
63
63
5.35%
91 M:
103
5%
85 M
.
93 M
99 K
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66%
66%
101% 102%
87 %
90%

91%

111% 112 .
100
87
91%
92%
103% 104
5.45 5.05%
79%
80
55
60
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78%
51%
52%
102%
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90
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103
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87%
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55
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87%

87%

75
84%
84
103%
99%
104%
100%
99%
106%
110%
95
5.35
5.35
5.15
5.15
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108K
88
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77
85
85%
104%
100
___
101
99%
107%
110%
95%
5.05%
5.05%
4.90%
4.90%
96
109%
89%

99%
83%
80%
99
99%
102 >2
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99%
104

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85
88
101 %
99%
99 V
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5.15
5.15
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88%
101%
130%
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4.90%
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101%
101
80
88%
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82

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98
97
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118
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76
76%
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B onds

Bid

Ask

B onds.

Bid.

C I St L & C— See C C C & St L—
Des M & Ft D— See Minn & St L
Cin lnd & West 1st 5s 1965.M&N
76
Des PI Val R y— See Chic & N W
75
Cin Leb & Nor— See Pennsylvania RR
Det Gr Rap & West— See Pere M
____ Det & Mack pr 1 4s 1995____J&E
72%
77 %
Cine & Musk Val 4s 1948---F&A
68 %
Cin N O & Tex Pac Ry—
Mortgage gold 4s 1995— J&E
65
Eq tr 5s 1926-38 (yr)_ A&C 6 5.25
_
5% Detroit Riv Tun— See M ich Cen
90
Cincln North 1st g 4s 1951--J&J
87
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—■
82
Cin San & Clev— See C C C & St L
1st gold guar 4s 1953_____J&J
Clearfield & Jeff— See Pa & N W
Dul &1r Range— 1st 5s '3 7 --A&O 101%
Clearf & Mahon— See B R & P
Duluth Missabe & Northern —
Gen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941___ J&J 102%
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—■
100
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic
General gold 5s 1927_____M&S
____
86%
87 %
90
1st cons guar g 4s 1940_ P&A
_
1st gold 5s 1937...............J & J
Dutchee Co— See Cent New Eng
Unguaranteed______________
Clev Cine Chic & St Louis—
East Tenn Va & Ga— See So Ry—
84% Eastern Minn— See St P M & M
84%
General 4s gold 1993______J&J
100
101
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941_ M&N 102
_
Gen M 5s ser B 1993_____J&J
98% Elmira & Williamsport—■
98%
Deb gold 4% s 1 9 3 1 _____J&J
88%
89%
103% 104
Ref & imp 6s 1929 ser A..J& J
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
97%
99
104
Income 5s 2862__________ A&O
R ef & imp M 6s ’41 ser O ..J& J
99%
Ref & imp M 5s '63 ser D ..J& J
99% El Paso & R I— See El P & Sow
Equip tr 5s 1925-’29 (yr)_.J&J 6 5% 4.75% El Paso & Southwestern Co—•
4.35
El Paso & S W RR—•
Equip tr 6s 1926-'27 (yr)..J& E b 4.6(
102
90%
1st & ref 5s 1965______ A&O
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939 ..J&J
81
81%
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
C W & M Div 1st 4s g ’91. - J&J
99
84%
1st col tr g 5s Oct 1 ’47-A & 0
St L Div 1st col tr g 4s '90 M&N
99
1st & con & coll trg 5 s’ 51-A&O
Spr & Col Div 4s 1st g ’40-M&S
89%
99
86%
White W V Div 1st 4s ’40-J&J
89
Dawson R & Coal 5s ’51 -J&J
99
Cine lnd & St L Sh Line R y—
E lP as& R I lstg gu 5 s’51-J&J
89
Erie— N Y & E Ist4sextg’47-M&N
1st gold guar 4s 1953_ A&O
_
95%
92%
93
C I S L & C 1st 4s g Aug ’36 Q-F
4% s 3d ext 1933________ M&N
99%
5s 4th ext gold 1930_
_ A&O 100 %
Cin San & Clev con g 5s '28 J &J
98
4s 5th ext gold 1928____ J&D
Clev Colum Cin & Indianap—
107%
7s 1st cons '20 ext to '3 0 --M &S 108% 109%
Gen cons gold 6s 1934__ J&J
72
88%
Prior lien gold 4s 1996___ J&J
Id Blm & W ext 4s 1940--A&O
63%
8S%
6§H
Gen Lien gold 4s 1996___ J&J
O lnd & W g 5s Apr 1938--Q-J
66%
80%
66%
81%
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser A . .A&O
Peor & East cons 4s '4 0 --A&O
66%
66%
34
Series B 1953_________ A&O
2d cons inc 4s 1990- -Apr 1 f 33%
Series D 1953_______ -A&O „ 71%
71%
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—■
Cons now 1st 5s 1933- -A&O 101% 101%
Eq tr 6s 1926-35 (year)_J&J15 b 5.55 5.25%
Eq 6s ser FF ’25-’28(s-a) .M&N b 5.45 5.15%
Stamped subject to call 96
101
102
96 %
Pehn coll g 4s Feb 1 ’51 _F&A
Gen M 5s 1936 - - ___ J&D
98%
Buffalo & Southwestern—
Con refg g 4% s 1930 red-.J& J
1st g 6s ’08 ext to 1928-J&J 101%
Clev & Mahon Val— See Erie RR
96
Clev & Marietta— See Penn RR
2d g 5s ’08 ext to 1928 J&J
JeffRR 5sext at 5 % ’29. A&O 101% 102%
Cleveland & Pitts— See Penn Co
80
Chic & Alt Term 5s 1928 J&J
Clev Short Line— See L S & M S
Ch & Erie 5s 1st g 1982. M&N 100%
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
85
84%
Income 5s Oct 1982____
1st 4s gold guar 1995 -_M&N
83
Cleve & Mah Val g 5s '38 J&J 100%
Cleveland Union Terminals—
1st s f 5% s 1972 series A .A&O 106% 107
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955-J&J 104% 104%
Genesee River 6s 1957
J&J 103% 104
1st M s f 5s 1973 ser B ___ A&O
101
101%
Long Dock 6s con g 1935 A&O 108%
Coal & Iron R y— See Western Md
80
Newb & N Y 1st 5s 1929 -J&J
Coal River R y— See Ches & Ohio
50
98%
98%
N J & N Y 5s 1950_____M&N
Colo & Sou 1st g 4s 1929 - F&A
92
95%
96
NY&GrLake gu g 5s’46 M&N
Ref M g 4% s M ay 1 ’35 _M&N
N Y L E & W O & RR—
Eq tr 6s 1926-35 (year)-.J&J15 b 5.45 5 20%
___
102%
1st 6s ext 5% % ’4 2 .-M&N
Ft Worth & D C 6s 1921—
104%
Ext at 5 % % to 1961_ J&D
_
N Y L E & W D & I 1st 6s ’ 13
Extended at 5% to ’43 -J&J 100%
Colo Sou N O & Pac— See St L & S F
96%
97%
N Y Pa & O p 1 4% s ’35.M&S
Colo Spr & Cripple Crk D Ry—
N Y Susq & Western—15
1st gold s f 5s 1930 - - -J&J
73
74
1st refunding 5s 1937-- J&J
5
15
Cent Tr Co ctfs o f dep. .
59%
66%
4
2d mtge 4% s 1937_____F&A
1st cons 5s Oct 1942. - A&O
2
61
62
Gen mtge 5s g 1940___ F&A
Col Connect & Ter— See Nor & W
95
Term 1st g 5s 1943----M & N
Col Hock Val & T— See Hock Val
97
78
88
84
Conn & Pass— 1st g 4s ’4 3 --A&O
Registered $5,000 each Midland of N J 1st 6s 1910
Newp & Richf 1st 5s ’41 gu_ J&J
90%
ext at 5% to 1940 -A&O
91%
_
60
Conn River—-Gold 4s ’43_ M&S
65%
Wilkes & E 1st g 5s’42.J&D
Connecting R y (Phila)—
65%
Erie & Jersey— See Erie R R —
S9
1st M g u 4 s Mar 15 ’51 M&S15
Erie & Pittsb— See Penn R R —
Connellsv & Monongahela Ry—
Est RR of France—98
95
1st s f gold 4s 1930 opt . M&S
83%
External s f 7s 1954
-M&N
94
90%
.Cuba Northern 6s 1966 stpd J&J
91%
European & N A— See Maine Cen
1st mtge 6s 1966 plain.Evansv Indianap & Terre Haute
88
89
Cuba R R — 1st g 5s 1952___ J&J
102
-M&N 101
1st mtge 7s 1950___
1st 1 & ref g 7% s ’36 ser A . J&D 103% 104%
Evansv & lnd 6s 1926______J&J / -----Imp & equip 5s 1960___ M&N
76
77
____
Fitchburg— 5s Jan 1 1934__ J&J
Current Riv—-See K C Ft S & M
____
4% s ref 1928.
____ -M&N
Dallas & Waco— See M o K & T
____
4% s Jan 1933 . ______
J&J
Daws Ry & C ’1— See El Paso & S W
____
4s refunding Mar 1927-- M&S
Dayton & Mich— See C H & D
___
88
90
4s refunding 1927____..A & O
Dayton Union 4s 1949 _____ T&J
____
4s Jan 1928 _
_
_
_
..J& J
60
Dei & Bound Br 3% s '55_ F&A
_
Flint & Pere Marq— See Pere M
Delaware & Hudson—
106% 106% Flo Cen & Pen— See Seab Air L
Conv 5s 1935 - _ - -A&O
_
95
95%
92% Florida East Coast 4% s ’59 J&D
91%
1st & ref gold 4s 1943-. .M&N
96%
96%
1st & ref 5s 1974 „
..M & S
7% sec g bonds 1930 - - J&D 108% 109
102% Florida South— See Atl Coast L
15-yr g 5% s M ay 1 ’3 7 .-M&N 102
95
Florida West Shore 5s 1934.-J&J
97
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35-J&J15 b 5.25
Florida Western & Northern
Adirond 1st 4% s ’42 gu M&S
1st M 7s M ay 15 ’34 A.M&N15 118% 118%
Albany & Susq 3% s gold 1946
84
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
(conv before 1916) gu -A&O
86
Bluff Point Land Impt Co—1st cons ref'g g 4 %s 1947 -J&J
65
n "'
81
84
Gen ref’g gold 4s 1950___ J&J
1st mtge guar 4s 1940 .J&J
Registered________ ____
63
66
Chateaugay Ore & Iron—
68
68%
80
1st cons ref 4% s '52 opt M&N
Guar gold 4s 1942 .
J&J
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
Rensselaer & Saratoga—
86
87
1st 5s 1938- . . - . - . .J&D
6% g bds M ay 1 '4 1 .-M&N 111%
Ft Smith&West 1st g 4s ’54-A & 0
18
20
90
Utica Clin & Bing 5s ’3 9 .-J&J
89%
Fort St Un Dept Det 4% s’41 - J&J
Delaware Lack & Western—80%
Ft Worth & Dn C— See Col & S
Morris & Essex 3% s 2000-J&D
97
N Y Lack & Western—
Ft Worth & Rio Gr 4s 1928--J&J
Fre Elk & Mo Riv— See C&NW
1st & ref 5s 1973 ser A.M &N
Galv Har & San An— See So Pac
1st & ref 4% s ’73 ser B M&N 100
77
Galv Houston & Henderson—
Warren 1st refg 3% s 2000-F&A
93%
93%
1st M 5s 1933___________ A&O
Denison & Pac Sub—-See Tex & P
100%
98
Galveston Term 6s 1938
M&S
Denver & Rio Grande Western—
Genesee River— See Erie R R —
59
Gen income 5s Aug. '55- M&N f 58%
99
100
Gen & Wyo 1st g 5s 1929- A&O
Denver & Rio Grande—
84%
85% Geor & Alabama— See Seab A L
1st con g 4s 1 9 3 6 - - ______J&J
88
88% Georgia Car & N— See Seab A L
1st con g 4% s 1936 ______J&J
98%
98% Ga & Fla 1st g 5s 19 56---M&N / 33
38
Improve’t gold 5s 1928__ J&D
Geor Midland— See South’n Rv
1st & ref g 5s 1955 op ____F&A f
112
60% Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s ’51 A&O 110
Farm L & Tr rects. . .
f 45%
83
4s Jan 1 1947_______ ..J & J
Bankers Tr Co ctfs of dep
98
63
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945 J&J
under agree July 1922
f 45%
r 45%
84%
Deb 5s 1952_ _____
_
.A&O
86%
68
.80%
Eq tr 4% s ’25-’39 s-a_--M & N b 5%
Stamped Feb ’22 coup_
_ f
Gettysburg & Har 5s gu ’26.A & 0 100
Am Ex Nat ctf Feb '22 coup. f
Gila Val Globe & Nor— See S P
Aug 1922 and all coup att- f
94%
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s '39.J&D
95% Gr Rap Bel & Sag— See Pere Mar
Grand Rap & lnd— See Penn RR
6
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s '4 0 .- -J&J f
0
Grand Trunk Pacific—•
1st g 4s guar 1940___ -J&J f
68%
69%
1st M 3s 1 9 6 2 - - . _______ J&J
Rio Gr West 1st 4s ’39_ J&J f 86
_
86%
88%
89
1st 4s Feb 25 ’39 Alg gu M&N
1st cons g 4s 1949 op _ A&O r 74%
_
75
1st 4s Feb 15 ’42 Alg gu M&N
85%
Utah Fuel 1st 5s 1931-.M&S
84%
Gen 4s 1962 Can Gov guar J&J
85%
Denver & Salt Lake—
Prairie Section 4s 1955_ A&O
_
76%
77%
1st 5s 1943 ctfs dep_____M&N
30
32
77%
Mountain Sec 4s 1955 _ A&O
_
76%
Lake Sup Div 4s 1955_ A&O
_
77%
79

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Grand Trunk Ry o f Canada—
Sink fund g deb 7s ’40___A&O 116%
Deb g 6s Sept 1 1936____M&S 107 %
Eq tr 6% s 1936 (ser F)_.F & A 108%
Canada Atl 1st 4s 1955___ J&J
77
70
Grand Trunk West 4s £ '5 0 --J&J
79%
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950--J&J
Great Northern—
Gen M 7s 1936 series A ____J&J 110
92 %
1st & ref g 4% s '61 op '41..J& J
Gen M 5% s 1952 ser B___J&J 101 %
Gen M 5s 1973 series C ____J&J
95%
Eq tr 4% s 1925-1939____M&S 6 4.80
■Eq tr 5s 1925-1938 (y r)..M & S b 5%
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’ 26-’35-J&J 15 b 5.35
Western Fruit Express
Eq 5s June 15’25-’39(yr)-J& D 6 5.30
Great Northern Ry o f Canada—
Cons 4s 1934 opt to 1914--A&O
87
Green Bay & West debt cetfs A - . / 77
Debt ctfs B __________________ / 17
Greenbrier R y— See Ches & Ohio
Greenwich & Johnsonville—
80
1st gold 4s 1924___________J&J
Gulf, Mobile & Northern—
102 %
1st 5% s 1950 ser B _____A&O
Gulf & Ship Island R R —
1st ref & term g 5s Feb ’ 52. J&J 101 %
Gulf Terminal o f Mobile—
79
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu------- J&J
Henderson Br— See Lou & Nash
Hocking Valley Ry—
91 %
1st cons gold 4% s 1999— J&J
5% notes 1926-..........
M&S 100%
Eq tr 5s 1926-1938 (ann).A & 0 b 5.05
Eq tr 5s 1925-1939 (y r).--J & J b 5.05
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35.-J& J 15 b 5.40
86%
Col & H V ext 4s 1 9 4 8 -..A & 0
Col & Tol 1st g 4s 1955--F&A
84
Hollid Bed & Cumb— See Pa RR
Housatonic— See N Y N H & H
98
Houston Belt & Term 5s ’37-J&J
Houstqn E & W Tex— See Sou Pac
Houston & Tex Cen— See Sou Pac
Hudson & Manhattan—
92%
1st gold 5s 1957 op t______F&A
Adj inc up to 5% Feb '5 7 -A&O f 76 %
82
1st M 4% s 1957 conv------F&A
N Y & Jer 1st g 5s ’32 opt-F& A 100%
Huntingdon & Broad Ton—
1st M ext 6s Mar 31 ’40 A-A&O
2d M ext 6s 1940 Ser B ---F & A
3d M consol 5s Mar 31 ’40-A&O
Hutchinson & S— See A T & S F
93%
Illinois Central— 1st g 4s '51 -J&J
84 %
1st gold 3% s 1951_______ -J&J
Main L ext 1st g 314s '51-A&O
64%
1st M £ 3s 1951-................M&S
1st M £ 4s 1 9 5 1 ---............A&O If 86
T rb on d s£ 3 % s 1950--------- J&J If 75
88%
Coll trust gold 4s 1952----A&O
85 %
Col tr L N O & T g 4s ’ 53-M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955----------- M&N 105 %
91%
R ef g 4s 1955 opt 1918--M&N
83%
Pur lines 1st g 3% s 1952--J&J
Jt 1st ref M ( I C & O S L &
N O) 5s 1963 ser A ____J&D 100%
Ser B (£100 &£200) ’63-J&D If 100
102%
112%
Gold 6%s July 1 1936-.
Eq tr 4 Mis July '25-'26------J&J b 4.50
Eq tr 4H s 1925-1937 (yr) * ° b 4.95
b 4.65
Eq 5s N ov '25-Nov '2 7 -b 4.95
b 5.20
b 5%
b 5%
89%
Calro Bridge 4s g 1950-72 %
80%
73 %
83 %
76%
8t Louis Div 3s g 1951------•
79 %
Sp’gfield Div ext 3 Ha ’ 51--<
Western lines g 4s 1951— F
87
Chicago St Louis & N O—
101%
78%
84%
93 %
92
___
100 %
100%

Gen & ref g 5s 1965 ser A .
Series B --------------------Inter Rap Tran j Ry Securities
Internat-Great North R y— . .
Stamped__________
6% gold notes 19306% notes 1927-----------------------6% notes 19 36-...................... ..
Iowa Central— See Minn & St L
la Minn & N W — See C & N W

Jefferson— See Erie
Joplin Union Station—
1st g 4% s 1940 guar op.-M&ls
Kal A1 & G R R — See L S & M i
Kanaw & M ich— See Tol & O C

104 %
72%
68
1 100%
78%
96
85
'
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100
107%

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89%

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Kan City & Mem Ry & B—
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92

87%
103 h
99%
92%
92%
97 %
98%

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Kansas City Clinton & Springf’d
Maine Central—■
117
1st 5s gold 1925 guar_____A&O
1st & ref 4% s 1935_______ J&D
99% 100
87%
108
92%
Kansas City Mexico & Orient—
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935_ J&D
_
' ____
108 %
1st gold 4s 1951 (undep)-.F&A
90
Eur & N A gold 1933___ J&J
78
6% notes 1916 certifs___ A&O r -----Hereford Ry— G 4s '3 0 .-M&N
88
Kansas City & Pac— See M K & T
Upper Coos 1st gu 4s '30.M&N
92
80 % Kan City Sou— 1st g 3s 1950. A&O
Upper Coos Ex 4% s g '30.M&N
73%
91
74%
92
92%
Ref & lmpt 5s Apr 1 1950--J&J
Washington Co Ry 1st g gu
110%
5.50 5.10%
67
Eq tr 6s 1926-35 (year). .J&J 15
3% s Jan 1954 op 1924.-J&J
92% Kansas City Terminal Ry—
Manila R R Sou Lines 4s '39-M&N
61%
101 V
s
86%
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930____J&J
86%
60%
104
95%
Sinking fund g 7s 1937--M&N 106
6 % % gold notes 1931____J&J
4.70%
5% % gold notes 1926--M&N 15 101% 102 - Manitoba & S E— See Can Nor
30
4.75% Kan Okla & Gulf ser A 6s '37-J&J
40
Manitoba S W Col 5s 1934--J&D
99%
5.10%
Marq Houghton & Ont 6s '25A&0
Inc 6s series B Jan 1949___ Jan
20
100
15
40
5% Kentucky Central— See L & N
M d Del & Va 5s 1955 gu____F&A
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51-M&S
76
88%
80%
82
Mason City & Ft Dodge—
1st M 4% s 1961 (sterling)-J&J
78
86
f 63
88
17% Keokuk &' Des M — See C R I & P
Memphis Union Station Co—
Knoxv & Ohio— See Southern Ry
a
1st g gu 5s N ov 1 '59 - M&N
98
Lake Erie & Det Riv— See Pere M
Merchants’ Br— See Term RR
__ Lake Erie & Western—
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
82%
Mexican International—
1st gold 5s Jan 1 1937_____J&J 100% 101
____
96%
Prior lien 4% s 1947______ M&S r - - - 97
2d gold 5s July 1 1941____J&J
88%
1st con gold 4s 1977______ M&S r . . . .
Nor Ohio 1st gu 5s g 1945-A&0
89%
r ____
102
L S & M ich So— See N Y C & H R
Leh & Lake Erie— See Lehigh Val
Sept 1 1914 coupon o ff______ f — Mexican North 1st 6s 1930-J&D r -----81
Lehigh & New England—
M ich Cent— See N Y O & H R
1st M gold 5s 1945________ J&J 102%
io i% Middlesex Valley— See Leh Val
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954 _ J&J 101
_
91%
Equip trust 4 %s 1925-1931-Var i 5.40 5.25% Middletown & Unionville—
100% Lehigh Valley Harbor Term R y—
50
2d M adj inc 6s 1933____M&N
4.80%
s 102% Midland of N J— See Erie
1st mtge 5s 1954_________ F&A
___
4.80% Lehigh Valley—
Midland Term 5s 1925_____J&D
. _ Midland Valley— 5s 1943_ A&O
92
5.10%
_
92
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948___ J&D
____
___
125
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A ____Sept
127
Con M 6s ann reg irred___ J&D
95
Con M 4% s ann irred____J&D
81%
Millen & Southw— 5s 1955--A&O / 60
82
Gen cons gold 4s 2003 _ M&N
_
90%
91% Mil Lake Sh & West— SeeChi &N W
Gen con gold 4 %s 2003_ M&N
_
98%
Gen con gold 5s 2003------- M&N 100% 101% Milw & No— See Oh Milw & St P
4% Milw & Spart & N W— See Chic
Coll tr 4s Aug '25-Feb '26.F&A b 4.75
Min & Pac— See M St P & S S M
Lehigh & Lake Erie—
90
Minn & St L— 1st 7s 1927.-J&D /1 0 1 %
1st 4% s 1957 guar____M&S
92%
86%
1st consol gold 5s 1934_ M&N / 59 %
_
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945 M&S
76%
f 58%
Lehigh Valley Coal—
1st refg gold 4s 1949____M&S f 22%
1st 5s gold guar 1933------J&J 101
R ef & ext 5s Feb '62 ser A .Q -F / 14%
101
1st 40-year guar int red to
100
91
1st gu g 7s 1927_________ J&D
4% 1933.......................J&J
Des M & Ft D 1st 4s '3 5 .-J&J
50
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st, 4 Us gold 194f)
J&J
97%
48%
97%
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938--J& D / 62
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941 A&O 101%
Certificates of deposit___ / 60%
Middlesex Val 1st 5s '42 -M&N 101
____
1st & ref g 4s 1951____M&S / 21
Pa & N Y Canal con 5s '39. A&O 101
91
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
Cons mtge 4% s 1939_ A&O
_
____
90
1st cons gold 4s 1938_____J&J
85
Cons mtge 4s 1939-- A&O 84%
95%
71
1st cons gold 5s 1938_____J&J
Lehigh & Wilkes— See Cent N J
91
2d M gold 4s guar 1949_ J&J
_
79
Lex & East— See Louisv & Nashv
89
80
Coll trust 6% s 1931-- ..M & S
103%
93
Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s '34-M &N
____ Little Miami guar 4s 1962--M&N
84
1st ref 6s 1946 series A ____J&J
100%
85% Little Rock & Hot Spr West R y—
25-year 5% s 1949--M&S
85
79
80%
Eq tr 7s 1925-1930 (year).J&D b 5 35
1st gold 4s 1939 gu a r.. . . J&J
84%
92
89
M S Ste M & Atl 4s 1926.-J&J
Long Island— Unified g 4s’49M&S
99%
84
_
84
84%
Minn & Pac 1st 4s 1936_ J&J
Refunding g gu 4s 1949- .M&S
____
M StP& SSM & Cent Term R y—
Tax-exempt New Y o r k ____
1st Ch Ter s f 4s'41 o p '16 M&N
100% 102%
92%
100%
_
1st cons f 5s July 1 1931_ Q-J
93%
Minneapolis Term— See Wis Cent
105
95
1st cons g 4s July 1 1931-- Q-J
89%
Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949_ J&J
_
93
103
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938____J&D
90
9 3 "' Missouri-Kansas-Tex R R —
4s gold 1932.___________ J&D
97
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A ____J&J
95
4.15%
Debenture gold 5s 1934 - J&D
89%
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B ____J&J
78%
4.70%
90%
Debenture gold 5s 1937--M&N
Prior lien 6s 1932 ser C ------J&J
4.40%
103%
5%
Equip tr 5s 1926-39 (y r)--A & 0 b 5.40
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A -.A & O
86%
4.70%
Equit tr 6s 1925-32 (y r)..F & A b 5.60 5.20%
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
97
5%
Montauk Ext 5s 1945-- --J& J
97
1st gold 4s 1990 _
_
_-J&D
85%
4.80%
Brook & M on 2d 5s 1938 J&D
99
Eq tr 6s 1925-35 (year).J&J15 b 5.65
4.80%
L I City & F con 5s 1937-M&N
____
Boonvilie RR Bridge—
98
N Y Bay Ext R ls5 5s g '4 3 -J&J
1st g gu s f 4s 1951------M&N f -----New York Bklyn & Manh Bch
100
Dal & Waco 1st gu 5s '4 0 .M&N f . . . .
82
_
1st gold 5s 1935_ — A&O
Kan C & Pac l*st 4s g '9 0 --F&A f . . . .
N Y & R B 1st g 5s 1927--M&S 100
101
M o Kan & E 5s 1942 gu.-A&O / . . . .
North Shore Branch—
____
Missouri Kansas & Okla—
99%
1st cons 5s g Oct 1 1932--Q-J
1st g gu 5s May 1 '4 2 --M&N /
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry—
M K & T of T 1st 5s gu '42 M&S 113
99% 100
1st s f gold 5s 1927_____ M&S
Sherman Shreveport & S—
Louisiana & North Western—•
1st M gu gold 5s 1943--J&D f 30
45
55
1st M gold 5s 1935_______A&O
.
S W Coal & Imp 1st 6s '2 9 .J&J / 90
Louisv Cine & Lex— See Lou & N
Texas & Okla— 5s 1943--M&S f 65
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
85
98%
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946------- J&J
1st & ref 5s July 1926 <5.-F&A 100%
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
89%
86%
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A _ F&A
_
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945.-M&S
1st & ref 6s 1949 ser D _ F&A
_
101%
Louisville & Nashville—
102% 104%
100%
5% gold notes 1927_____J&J
50-year gold 5s 1937_____M&N
95%
6% seemed notes 1930____M&S 100%
95%
Unified gold 4s 1940 _____J&J
101
Equip trust 5s 1926-40 (yr)M&S b 5 .It
101%
Coll trust gold 5s 1931----M&N
100%
7% g notes M ay 15 '30-M&N15 107% 107% M o Pacific (old company)—
66%
1st & ref 5%s 2003 ser A ._ A&O 105% 107
104% 104%
Equip 6% s 1926-36 (year)-F&A b 5.60
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B ___ A&O
94%
95%
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35--J&J15 b 5.60
1st & ref 4 %s 2003 series C S&O
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
Eq tr 4% s 1925-37 (year) J&D b 4.80 4.65%
85%
4 % _____________- ..M & N
Equip 6% s 1926-36 (year) .M&S b 5% 4.80%
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s '48 J&D
77%
5%
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-'35- J&J15 b 5.20
73%
92
Pac o f M o 1st ex g 4s '38-F&A
91
92%
Atl K & Cin Div 4s 1955. .M&N
102%
99%
2d ext 5s gold 1938 _J&J
101
Atl Knox & Nor 1st 4s '46.J& I
____
St L R E 1st 5s 1938.-M&N
Consol gold 4s 2002_ M&S
_
99%
Oardelet Br 1st 4% s '38-A & 0
88
78%
Lou C & Lex 4% s g 1931.M&H
104% 107
St Louis Iron M t & Sou—
99
N O M ob 1st gold 6s 1930 -J&J
95%
103
Unify & refg g 4s '29_ J&J
_
89
90%
Gen con ry & 1 g 5s '31 - A&O 100%
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46 F&A
Gen con stpd gu g 5s '31 A&O
S E & St L Div 6s 1971_ M&S
_
89
Riv & Gulf Div 4s '3 3 .-M&N
63%
64%
2d mtge 3s 1 9 8 0 - - ___ M&S
Verd Val I & W 1st 5s '26 M&S 100%
105
Henderson Bdge 6s g 1931.M&S
Mobile & Blrm— See Southern Ry
85%
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987. J&J
’
90%
108% M obile & O— 1st g 6s 1927_J&E *102%
Lex & East 1st 5s 1965— A&C 107
102%
1st exten 6s July 1927____Q-J
97%
L & N Mob&Mont 4 % s’45M&S
90
G e n g 4 s l9 3 8 .. _______ M&S
Louisv & Nashv Southern Joint
85%
Eq tr 5s 1926 '38 (s-a)_ M&S b 5 %
_
86%
95
gold 4s 1952__________ J&J
Eq tr 5s 1926-39 (year)___ J&J b 5%
85%
L & N Term 1st g 4s '52 gu J&D
Montgom Div g 5s 1947--F&A
99%
Nash F & S 1st gu g 5s '37.F&A 101% 103%
100
St Louis Div 5s 1927_____J&E
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
96%
93%
St L & C 4s guar 1931___ J&J
1st M g 4% s 1945 guar..J&J
88
103% 104% M o’k & Malone— See N Y C & B
S & N Ala cons M g 5s '36.F&1!
106% 109
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955.-A&C
103%
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963.-A&C
M ont Cent— See St P M & M
83
Macon Dub & Sav 5s 1947--J&.
60
M ont Wyo & So 5s 1939_ M&S
_
98% 100
Macon Terminal 5s 1965 _ J&J
_
Morris & Essex— See D L & W
Mahoning Coal—’See L S & M S
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
100
101%
1st consol gold 5s 1928_ A&O
_
Eq tr 4% s 1925-37 (year).A&O b 4.9J
Nash Flor & Sheff— See L & N

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90
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107
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61%
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97%
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102
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National Railways o f Mexico—
Prior lien g 434s a f 1957--J&J
Jan 1914 coupon on ___
July 1914 coupon on _
_
Assn’t June coupon on ______
Gen mtge 4s 1977________A& 0
April 1914 coupon o ff______
Gen 4s assent red mble 1977_
_
8% gold notes June 1915-J&D
Nat RR o f Mex p 1 g 434s '2 6 -J&J
July 1914 coupon on _________
Ass’nt with July ’24 coupon
1st cons gold 4s 1951_____A&O
April 1914 coupon o ff______
Ass’nt with Apr'24 coupon on
Nebraska— See O B & Q
New Eng R R — See N Y N H & H
New Hav & No— See N Y NH & H
N J Junction— See N Y Central
New Jersey & New York— SeeErie
New Lond Nor 1st 4s 1940— J&J
New Mex R y & C ’l— See El Paso
New Orl Gt Nor 1st 5s '5 5 --F&A
New Orl & North East 6s 1915—
Extended at 5% 1940------M&N
R ef & impt 434s ’52 ser A _J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953— J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
1st g 6s Oct 1925 series A_ J&D
Non-cum inc 5s Oct '35 series A
1st 5s 1954 series B ______ A&O
1st M 534s 1954 series A ..A & O
Newp & Cin Bdge— See L & N
Newp & Rich— See Conn & Pass
N Y B & M Bch— See Long Island
N Y Bay Ext R R — See Long Isl
New York Central R R —
Oonv deb 6s 1935______ M&N
Cons mtge 4s 1998 series A.P&A
New York Central & Hud River—
R ef’g g 334s July 1 1997— J&J
Deb g 4s '34 tax-exempt.M&N
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt--J&J
R ef & impt 434s 2013 A _A&O
R ef & impt 5s 2013 O _ A&O
_
Eq tr 7s ’26-’35 (year)__A&015
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 '26-’35--J&J15
N Y C L eq 5s ’26-’37 (yr) J&D
N Y C Lines eq 5s 1926-39-J&D
N Y C Lines eq 434s ’26-’28-J&J
N Y C L eq 434s’25-’37(yr) M&S
N Y C Lines eq 434s Sept 15 1925
to 1939 (year)______M&S15
N Y C R R eq 434s ’36-’32—J&J
Bos & Alb eq 434s ’25-’27-A & 0
L S coll tr g 334 sl998____F&A
M O coll tr g 334s 1998_ F&A
_
Beech Cr 1st 4s g gu 1936_J&J
2d guar gold 4s 1936____J&J
Beech Crk Ext 334s '51-A&O
Cart & Adir 1st 4s 1981--J&D
Olf Bit O Co 1st g 4s ’40-J&J
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942-J&D
Lake Shore & M ich South—■
Con g ref 334s 1997____J&D
Deb gold 4s 1928______ M&S
Gold 4s 1931-............... M&N
Cleve Short L 434s ’6 1 --A & 0
K A & Gr R 1st 5s 1938-J&J
Kal & W Pig’n g 4s ’40_J&J
Mahon C R R 1st 5s 1934—J&J
Merch Dispatch Transp Co—
Eq tr 434s 1925-1926-—J&J 6
Michigan Central—
5s coup '31 C & B O div.M&S
Deb gold 4s 1929______A&O
Equip 5s 1925-30 (y r).A & 0
Equip 6s 1925-32 (y r)..M & S
1st 5s Kal & S H 1939.M&N
1st mtge M Air L 4s '40-J&J
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind ’57J&J10
1stg 3 14s J L & Sag '51-M &S
1st gold 314s 1952........ M&N
BayC&BC 1st M g 3s’89J&D
Bat C & S 1st gu g 3s’89.J&D
Det R Tun 414s ’61 gu.M&N
Grand Riv Yall 4s ’5 9 .-M&S
Tol Can Sou & D 4s ’56-J&J
M ob & Mai 4s 1991........ M&S
Consol gold 314s 2002.-M&S
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986--F&A
N Y & H a r 1st g 314s 2000 M&N
N Y & Nor 1st g 5s 1927—A & 0
N Y & Put 1st 4s g 1993--A & 0
Pine Creek gu 6s 1932----- J&D
Pitts & Lake Erie 6s 1928—J&J
5s Jan 1 1928_________ A&O
Eq tr 614s 1925-35(yr).A&0
Pitts M cK & Y 6s 1932.J&J
2d 6s guar 1934______ J&J
St Lawr & Adirond 5s '96- -J&J
2d gold 6s 1996............. A&O
West Shore 1st 4s 2361____J&J
N Y O & St L 1st g 4s 1937.-A&O
2d & impt 6s A B & O '31-M&N
Deb 4s M ay 1 1931_____M&N
R ef 514s 1974 ser A _____A&O
New York Connecting RR —
1st M 414s 1953_________ F&A
N Y & Gr’wood Lake— See Erie
N Y & Har— See N Y O & H R
N Y & Jersey— See Hud & Manh
N Y Lack & West—See D L & W
N Y L E & W O RR— See Erie
N Y & Long Br— See Cent o f N J
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 ’48 conv„J& J15
Deb 4s M ay 1 1957.........M&N
Deb 4s July 1 ’55non-conv_J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv_ M&N
_
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv____M&S
Deb 314s March 1947____M&S
Deb 314s 1954 non-conv.-A& O
Deb 314s 1956 conv.........-J&J
15-yr secured 6s 1940_ A&O
_
Bos & N Y A L 1st 4s g '55 F&A
Cent New Eng 4s 1961____J&J
Dutchess Co 414s 1940-J&D

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1614

17%

15 P
a

1654

26
28M

3054

1614

1654

83

66

68

9014
83

9114
8414

10014
9714
97

101

102

98
9714
10234

10814
8514

10914
90

7914
9414
91M
9214
10114

7914
9534
9234
93

102

5% 4.80%
5.20
5%
4.85 4.65%
4.85 4.65%
4.60
4%
4.85 4.65%

4.80 4.70%
4.80 4.70%
4.60 4.25%
78
7714
7814
95 '
9314
9614
7734
8014
88
8514
81
9914
7914
9814
9614
9814
10014
105
10114

80
9854
97
99
103

5.25 4.60%
10014
9714
4.90
5.40

102
9714
4.70%
4.20%

9114
7714
8514

8634

6214
93
8614

6434
94

8514

95

8114
7914
10014
8514
10714

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5.10 4.90%
10414
103
93 Vi
9514

100H

8414
9214
10334
9514
9714

85M
9334
10314
9534
9714

9214

93

92
60
6214
6334

9214
6014
64 34
6454

59
5714
57
9514
7214
68 34
80

58
58
9614
72 34
6954

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N Y N H & Hartf (Concl)—
Danb& Norwalk 4s 1955--J&D
Gen 5s Apr 1 1925_____A&O
Harl R & Portch 4s '5 4 --M&N
8434
Housatonic con 5s 1937--M &N
9334
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954--M&N
73 M
New EDg cons 4s *45 gu—J&J
81M
Consol g 5s July 1 1945-J&J
9434
N Y & NE Bos Ter 4s’39 A&O
8434
N Hav & North 4s ’56 gu.J& D
N Y Prov & Bos 4s ’42_ A&O
_
8734
N Y Westchester & Bos R y—
1st M g 414s 1946 gu— J&J
6834
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu—M&N
60
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu ’5 6 --M&S
8134
N Y & Nor— See N Y C & H R
New York Ontario & Western—•
R ef 1st g 4s June 1992____M&S
6934
Registered $5,000 only______
6334
Gen M g 4s 1955 red_____J&D
6334
Eq 414s Sept ’25-Mar ’28 M&S
4.75
N Y Phila & Nor— 1st g 4s '39J&J
90
Income 4s Jan 1 1939____M &N
78
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948--J&D
86
N Y Prov & B— See N Y N H & H
N Y & Putnam— See N Y C & H R
N Y & Rockaway B— See L ’g Isld
N Y Susq & W— See Erie
N Y West & B— See N Y N H & H
Nord Ry s f 614s 1950_____A&O
82
N orf & Caro— See Atl Coast Line
Norfolk Southern—
1st & ref g 5s ’61 op ’ 15_ F&A
_
79 34
N orf & Sou 1st 5s 1941---M & N
9634
_
1st gen g 5s 1954 op t_ J&J
88
Ral & Cape F 1st 5s '4 3 --M&S
87
Ral & Southp con 5s '6 5 --J&D
Suffolk & Car con 5s ’ 5 2 --J&J
8634
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s ’61_ M&N
_
83
N orf & West gen 6s 1931--M&N 107
Imp & exten 6s 1934_____F&A
10834
New River 1st 6s 1932____A&O 107)4
N & W R y 1st con 4s ’9 6 --A&O
9134
Div 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1
90
1944 opt Jan 1 1929__ J&J
12934
Conv 6% Sept 1929____ M&S
N & W Pocahontas 4s ’41-J&D
9134
Eq tr 434s 1926-’32 (yr) .M&N b 4.80
Eq tr 434s 1927-’31 (yr)__F&A b 4.80
4.80
Eq tr 434s 1929-’32 (yr)__A&0
Scioto Yal & N E 1st 4s’89M&N
8934
No & So Car— See Car Atl & West
N ’east of S C— See Atl C L of S C
Northern Cal R y— See So Pac
Northern Central—
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A ..M & S 102
Northern Ohio— See L E & West
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997___ Q-J
8534
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047_ Q-F
_
6134
86
R ef & imp 434s 2047 ser A.J& J
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B _ J&J
_
10634
97
R ef & imp 5s 2047 ser O ..J & J
97
R ef & imp 5s 2047 ser D ..J & J
5%
Eq tr 434s ’25-’32 (yr)__F&Al5&
Eq tr 7s 1925-’30 (yr).M&N15 b 5.10
St P & D Div g 4s 1996--J&D
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948--Q-M
8134
St Paul & Dul 1st 5s '31--F& A 10034
1st consol g 4s 1968_ J&D
_
Dul Union Dep 5s ’3 0 --A&O
No Pac Ter Co— 1st 6s '33..J & J 10934
North Ry o f Cal— See Sou Pac
93
North Penna ext’d 4s ’36_ M&N
_
75
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953_______ J&J
34
Northw Term g 5s 1926 gu.-J& J
Norwich & Wor— 4s 1927--M&S
97
Ogd’bu & L Cham— See Rutland
Ohio Connecting— See Penn R R
Ohio I & W— See O O O & St L
Ohio River— See Balt & Ohio
9934
Old Colony 4s Dec 1925____J&D
4s Jan 1938______________ J&J
8934
334s July 1 1932.................J&J
9034
1st M 534s 1944......
F&A 105
Oregon & California— See So Pac
Oregon-Wash R R & Nav—
84
1st & ref g gu 4s ’61 op t_ J&J
_
Ore R R & Nav cons 4s ’46 J&D
9034
Oregon Short Line— See Un Pac
Pacific Coast Co— See Misc Bonds
96
Paducah & 111 1st 434s ’5 5 ---J&J
10
Pan American 1st 5s ’34 opt-J&J
Paris-Lyons-Medlterranean R R —
78
Ext s f 6s 1958-............. F&A15
8634
S f extl 7s 1958 _______ M&S15
8434
Parls-Orleans ext’l 7s 1954--M &S
9934
Paulista R y lst7s’42 ser A M&S15
Pennsylvania R R —
Con M 4s gold 1943_____M&N
9434
9234
do 4s gold 1948...........M&N
do 4s gold 1948 sterling____
stamped dollar bonds___
9934
do 434s g 1960_______ F&A
Gen g 434s 1965________ J&D
93)4
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968_____J&D
10234
10-year gold 7s Apr 1 ’3 0 --A&O 10834
15-yr 6}4s Feb 1 1936____F&A
11034
97 M
40-yr 5s 1964..........
M&N
79
Con M 334s g £ 1945______J&J
5.10
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35--J&J15
Eq tr 5s Mar 1926-’38_ M&S b 4.80
_
Gen equip 5s 1925-’39 (yr) A&O b 4.80
4.75
Eq tr 434s 1925-’39 (yr)..A & O
Aleg Val gen 4s 1942_____M&S
9334
54
Balt Ches & Atl 1st g5s’34 M&S
98
Belvidere Del gu 4s 1927_F&A
8334
1st g gu 334s 1943______J&J
89
Cin Leb & Nor 4s 1942-—M&N
Clev & Marietta 434 s ’35 M&N
9634
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 434s gen gtd 1942.J&J
99
Ser B 434s gen gtd ’4 2 --A & 0
Intred to 334 % __________
8534
Ser C 3 34s gen gtd ’48--M & N
83 34
Ser D 3 34s gen gtd ’50_F&A
8334

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Pennsylvania R R (Concluded)—
D Riv R R & B gu g 4s ’36-F&A
Erie & Pittsburgh—
85
Gen gu g 3 34s ser B ’40-_J&J
96
Series O 1940--........... J&J
Gr R & Ind ext 434s ’41--J& J
96
2d 4s 1 9 3 6 --.................A & O
8334
91
Muskegon Div g 5s ’2 6 --J&J
96
102
Holidaysburg Bedford & Cumb
1st M g 4s 1951 guar_ J&J
_
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943-M&S
Pennsylvania Company—
69
Gu g 4s 1931 op 1921..A & 0
96
_
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952_ M&N
61
87
Gu tr ctfs g 334s 1937--M &S
87 34
Gu tr ctfs g 334s 1941--F&A
8434
Gu tr ctfs g 334s 1942--J&D
84
Gu tr ctfs_g 334s 1944--J&D
6934
8234
Ph Balt & Wash 4s '43--M & N
Gen 5s 1974 series B ____F&A
6534
108"
4 .40%
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis—
92
Con g gu 434s ser A ’40-A&O
9734
do
Ser B 1942.—A&O
9734
do
Ser O 1942— M&N
87 '
do
Ser I 1963____ F&A
do
434s ser J ’64.M&N
do
4s ser D 1945-M&N
do
4s ser F 1953.-J&D
do
4s ser G 1957-M&N
do
4s ser H i960-F&A
8234
do
334s ser E ’49-F&A
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A .-J & D
9934
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B -.A & O
8034
9934
C St L & Pitts 1st 5sg ’32. A&O
102
90"
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s ’43-M &N
Pitts Young & Ash 5s ’27-M &N
9034
1st gen 4s series A 1948-J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B ..F & A
102
85"
1st gen 5s 1974 series O.J&D
98
108
Sun & Lew 1st g 4s 1936.-J&J
Tol Wahl Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 434s '31 ser A ..J & J
9134
1st g gu 434s ’33 ser B ..J & J
1st g gu 4s ’42 ser C _ M&P
_
9134 Penn & N Y Canal— See Leh Va
132
Pennsylvania & Northwestern—■
92
General 5s Jan 1 1930_____J&J
10034
4.60%
Clearfield & Jeff 1st 6s ’27. J&J 101
102
4.60% Peoria & East— See C C C & St L
4.60% Peoria & N W — See Chic & N W
9034 Peoria & Pekin Union R y—
1st g 534s 1974 series A _ F&A
_
100
10034
Peoria Ry Term— See Ch R I & P
Pere Marquette (New C o)—
1st g 5s July '56 ser A ___ J&J
9934 10034
10234
1st g 4s July ’ 56 ser B ___ J&J
8434
85
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35--J& J 15 534% 4 85%
L E & Det Riv 434s ’32-.F & A
9634
9734
98
8534 Perkiomen 1st 5s ’ 18 ext to ’38 Q-J
6134
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938___ Q-J
95
8634 Petersburg— See Atl Coast Line
10734 Phila & Balt Cent 4s 1951--M&N
88
89
9734 Phila Balt & Wash— See Penn RR
9734 Phila Harrisburg & Pittsburgh—
4.75%
1st mtge gold 5s 1925___ A&O
4.90% Phila Newt & N Y 3s 1 9 4 2 ..A&O
78
Phila & Read— See Reading Co
8 4 ' Phila Wilm & Balt 4s 1926--J&J
9834
9934
Debenture g 4s 1932____ A&O
9434
9534
8 7 ' Philippine Railway—
_
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu_ J&J
42
43
Piedmont & Nor 1st 5s 1954-J&J
90
91
Pine Creek— See N Y O & Hud Riv
95
Pittsb Bessemer & Lake Erie—
77
P S & L E 1st g 5s 1940_ A&O
_
10134
36
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 ’43--J& J 10034 10134
98
P B & L E con g 5s 1947--J&J
Pitts Char & Youghiogheny—
Gen mtge gtd 4s 1932_ A&O
_
Pitts O O & St L— See Penn RR
Pitts & L E— See N Y O & Hud Riv
Pitts M cK & Yough— See N Y C
Pitts Shaw & N— 1st g 5s '49-F&A
8
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952...........F & A ./
5
_
6% receivers’ ctfs 1927_ M&A jf
70
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—■
1st s f g 5s 1959 op t______ J&D
70
843 Pitts Shen & L E— See P Bess&LE
903 Pittsb Term R R & Coal—
90
1st g guar s f 5s 1942_____J&J
W Side Belt 1st g 5s '37-M &S
88
9834 Pitts Va & Chas— See Penn RR
25
Pitts & Western— See B & O
Pittsb Youngs & Ash— See Pa RR
7834 Portland & Ogdensburg
92
1st M 434s 1928 guar___ M&N
8634
95
96
8434 Port & R Falls— 1st g 4s ’26-M&N
98
100
Debenture 4s Aug 1927--F&A
96
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s '6 1 --J&J
76
78
Guar 5s 1961_____________J&J
9434
9634
93
Port Reading— 1st gu 5s ’41_J&J
Ports Gt F & Con— See Bos & Me
9234 Potomac Val— 1st gu 5s g '41-J&J 100
99 34 Princet & Nor thw— See Chic & N W
9334 Prov Sec Co— See N Y N H & H
10234 Providence Term— See NYNH&H
82
10834 Prov & Wore— 1st 4s 1947--A&O
11034 Ral & Aug— See Seaboard Air L
98
Ral & Cape Fear-See N orf Sou
83
Ral & Charles— See Seab A L
4.70% Raleigh & Gas— See Seab A L
4.70% Ral & Southp— See Norfolk South
4.70% Raleigh & S W — See Ches & Ohio
4.65% Raritan River— 1st g 5s '39--J&J
93
95
9334 Reading Company—■
56
Gen gold 4s Jan 1 1997._J&J
9534
100
Eq 434s July '25-Jan '27--J& J
4.75 4 .50%
Eq 5s (J&J) ’25-’32 ser J..J& J
4.85 4.65%
90
Jer Cent g 4s '51 op ’06--A & O
9234
9334
Gen & ref 434s 1997 ser A.J&J
9534
9534
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951--J&J
8434
1st M gold 534s 1929--M&N 10134
9934
W & N A tr ctfs 4s red 105- Q-M
9934
79
80
Phila & R— 2d 5s g 1933--A & 0 101
Imp M ext g 4s 1947_ A&O
_
91
93~
Cons ext gold 4s 1937--M&S
933
9134
Term 5s g gu M ay 1 '41-Q -F 10334 1043
Del R Ter p m g 5s ’42-M&N 100
Ex p mon g 5s 1942..J&J 100

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Reading Company (Concluded)—
Wilm & No 1st 5s 1927-J&D
99
Gen g 5s Aug 1 1932.-Q-F 100
Phila & Read Coal & Iron—
___
Coll s f g 4s ext ’32 gu.F&A
92
Renssel & Saratoga— See Del & H
Richm & Danv— See Southern Ry
Rich Fredericksb & Potomac—
Cons mtge 454s 1940____ A&O
85 | ___
Equip 6s Jan 15 ’28-’35-J&J 15 b 5.40 5.20%
Rich & Mecklenburg— See So Ry
Rich & Petersb— See Atl Coast L
Richmond Term— 1st 5s 1952.J&J 100 >4 101
Richmond-Washington Co—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 op t-.J & D
91
Rio Gr June— See Denv & Rio Gr
Rio Grande Sou— See Denv & R G
Rio Grande West— See D & R G
Rock IsldFrisco Term— 5s ’27 J&J
99 54
Rock Isl Ark & La— See C R I & P
Rock Isl & Peoria— See C R I & P
86
Rutland— Con 454s 1941____J&J
___
Benn & Rutl 4 ^ s g ’27 ..M & N
74
Ogd & L Ch 1st g gu 4s '4 8 .J&J
78
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949.J&J
75
74 >4
Eq tr 454s 1926-27 (yr)_M&N b 5.50
5%
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s ’5 1 .-J&J
7254
75
St Clair Term 1st 5s" 1932— F&A
60
78
St J & Gr Isl— 1st g 4s 1947..J&J
7934
St Lawr & Adir— See N Y Central
St Louis A1 & T H— See 111 Cent
St Louis Br— See Term RR Assn
St L & Cairo— See Mobile & Ohio
St L Iron M t & Sou— See M o Pac
St L Mer Br Co— See Term RR
St L Peo & N W— See Ch & N W N W
St L Rocky M t & P 5s 1955— See Misc C os,p. 44
St L South— See Illinois Central
St Louis-San Fran (reorganized)
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A ..J & J
77 54
7714
92 54
93
Prior lien 6s 1928 series C ..J & J 102 54 10334
Prior lien 514 s ’42 series D.J& J 10054 10014
92
Cum adj 6s July 1955 ___ A&O
91 >4
Income mtge 6s July I96 0.-Oct / 8814
89
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 '26^’31--J&J15 b 5.40 5.15%
Gen mtge gold 6s 1931___ J&J 10514 10514
___
Gen mtge gold 5s 1931___ J&J 100-4
Con mtge 4s July 1996------J&J
9014
Sou West Div g 5s 1947--A&O
9914
St Louis Southwestern—
83
1st g 4s 1989. . ______M&N
8314
2d g inc 4s N ov 1989___ -J&J / 77
78
9014
1st consol g 4s 1932- _ J&D
_
91
_
1st term & unif 5s 1952_ J&J
88 J4
8814
Eq tr 514s 1925-1939 (s-a) M&S b 5.25
5%
91
Ce'nt A ik & Ea 1st 5s’40 op .J&J
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947-J&D
8814
88
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s ’55 gu F&A
StephenvN&STex 5s’40 op.J&J
9014
9114
St Paul Bridge & Terminal Ry—
101
1st M 6s 1929____________ J&J
10234
St Paul & Duluth— See Nor Pac
St Paul East Gr Trk— See C&N W & N
St P & K C Sh L— See C R I & P R I & Pac
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
1st consol g 4s 1933______ J&J
9614
1st consol g 6s 1933 _____J&J 10814 10914
1st cons red to 414s g 1933-J&J
9914 100
9214
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937-J&D
95
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940.-J&J
8614
8814
Eastern Ry o f Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948--A&O
9014
Mont Cent 1st gd 6s 1937-J&J 11014 113
1st guar gold 5s 1937------J&J
103
Wil & S F 1st 5s g 1938---J&D 10214 104
St Paul & Nor Pac— See Nor Pac
St Paul Union Depot—
1st & ref 5s 1972 ________ J&J 10114 10234
Salt Lake City Un Dep & R R —
92
1st M 5s 1938___________ M&N
95
San Ant & Aran Pass— See SoPac
San Fr & S Jo Val— See A T & SFe
San Fran Term— See Sou Pacific
Santa Fe Pres & Ph— See AT&SFe
Sault Ste Marie Bridge—
___
1st M s f 5s July 1 1937--J&J
Sav Fla & W— See Atl Coast Line
70
Sav & States— 1st g gu 5s ’53. J&J
75
Schenectady & Duanesburg—
1st guar 6s 1924_________ M&S
Schuylkill River E S— See B & O
Scioto Vail & N E— See N orf & W
Seab Air Line— 1st g 4s 1950-A&O
79 54
8034
82
7914
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949--F&A
81
8054
72
Ref gold 4s 1959 op t_____A&O
7214
95
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A ..M & S
9514
Equip trust 6s 1925-27_ J&D b 5.60 5.25%
_
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1925-37-F&A b 5.60 5.25%
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
1st g 4s M ay 1 1933------M&S
90
89)4
Caro Cent 1st g gu 4s ’4 9 --J&J
8034
Florida Central & Peninsula—
1st 1 g ext 5s gold 1930—J&J 100
1st cons 5s gold 1943------J&J
9914 100
95
Sou Bound 1st g 5s ’41-A&O
9514
Georgia & Ala 5s Oct ’4 5 --J&J
9514
96
94
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s’48.J&D
Ga Caro & N— 1st 5s g ’29-J&J
9914
9914
Ral & Augusta— 1st 6s ’26.J&J 10034 101
____
50
Ral & Charleston 4s 1956.F&A
____
50
Consol 4s 1956------------F&A
97
Ral & Gaston— 1st 5s g ’47.J&J
101
Seab & Roanoke— lst5s’26.J&J
95
Seacoast R R o f N J 5s ’4 8 --A&O
90
Sebast & Mooseh 1st 5s ’28-M&S
Shamokin Sunbury & Lewisb’g—
2d 6s gold July 1 1925____J&J 100
Sher Shrev & So— See M o K & T
Shrev Bdg & Ter— See St L So W
Sierra R y o f California—
1st s f 6s g Apr 12 ’37.A&012
Sioux City & Pac— See Ch & N W
67
72
Somerset R y 1st & ref 4s ’55-J&J
70
75
1st M 4s July 2 1950.........J&J

Basis

BONDS

AND

STOCKS

[V ol. 120.

N TIC .— ll bond prices a e "and interest" except w ere m rk “f” an in e an defaulted bonds.
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/ Txis price includes accrued interest,




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Ask.

B onds an d S tocks.

Bid.

Ask.

So Caro & Ga— See Southern Ry
Toledo Peoria & Western—
South Bound— See Seaboard Air L
1st gold 4s July 1 1917____J&J
2754
3154
So Indiana— See Ch T H & S E
Toledo St Louis & Western—
Southern 111 & M o Bridge Co—
9954 i 100
Prior lien g 354 s July 1 ’25 J&J
8654
1st M g 4s 1951-...............M&N
87
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950____A&O
7734
7934
Southern P acific Co —
Tol Term 1st 4l4s ’57 gu_ M&N
_
91
8954
Coll tr 4s (C P) Aug 1 ’49 J&D
87
Tol Walh Val & O— See Penn R R
8654
Conv g 4s June 1 ’23 op ’ 14 M&S
97 54
97 54 Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
Conv g 5s 1934___ - ____ J&D
8654
1st gold 4s June 1 1946_ J&D
_
88
10054 10134
87
Coll trust 5s 1944 ____.M&N
Ulster & Del cons 5s 1928--J&D
9954
8754
Equip 7s 1926-1935 (yr) J&D b 5% 4.85%
1st ref gold 4s 1952______ A&O
5554
56
Equip 5s 1926-1939 (yr)..M & N b 4.90 4.70% Union Pacific—
94
Equip tr 5s 1928-38 "(yr)-.J&D b 4.90 4.70%,
1st ry & land gr 4s g 1947--J&J
9454
99
Eq' tr 414s 19 28-40 (yr) .J& D Basis
4.69
Conv 4s 1927_____________J&J
9954
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
1st & ref 4s June 2008___ M&S
8854
8854
1st & ref 5s June 2 2008--M &S 10754 108
June 1 1925-1935 (y r).-J & D b 5% 4.85%
99
Aus & Nor 1st 5s g i9 4 l..J & J
10-year 6s July 1928_____J&J
10354 103 54
b 4.75 4.50%
Central Pacific—
Eq tr 434s 1928-38 (yr)..M & N
89 3?
1st ref 4s g guar 1949--F&A
Eq 454s Mar 15 ’29-’39-M&S15 b 4.80 4.50%
8954
8-4
1st g guar 4s Oct 1 1954 A&O
Equip tr 5s 1927-37 (yr)--M &S b 4.75 4.50%
8734
M 334s g gu Aug 1 1929.J&D
96
Equip tr 7s 1926-35 (y r)--J& D b 5%
9654
4.80%
m European loan 4s ’46-M&S
73
Ore R R & Nav—’See Ore-Wash
7354
Galveston Harrisb & San An—
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946-J&J 10554 110
Mex;& P Div 1st 5s ’31 -M&N 10054 100J4
1st cons guar 5s 1946_ J&J 10554 10654
_
2d M 5s 1921 gu____ J&J
Ref g gu 4s ’29 opt ’07--J& D
99 54 100 34
9754
9754
Houston East & West Texas—
Utah & Northern—
9354
1st 5s g M ay 1 1933--.M &N 100
1st 7s ’08 ext at 4% to’33-J&J
1st gu g 5s Mar 1933.-M &N 10034
Consol gold 5s 1926____J&J 10054 10154
Houston & Texas Central—
Union Terminal Co (Dallas)—
St J&J 100
9934
1st lien g 5s 1937_______Johns & L Cham— 5s ’44.M&S 1942 opt 1922____A&O
1st g 5s 40
9954
W aco& N W D iv 6 s g ’3M&N 102
United N J RR & Canal Co—
___
__
97
Nor Cal R y g 5s 1929. - -J&D
General gold 4s 1929_____M&S
No Ry of Ca’ 5s g gu 1938-A&O 10454
9254
General gold 4s 1944_____M&S
81
Oregon & Cal 1st 5s 1927--J&J 101
Gen 1st g 334s Mar 1 ’51 M&S
10154
S A & Ar Pass g gu 4s’43--J&J
8454
8454 Upper Coos— See Maine Central
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950 A&O
8754
8754 Utah & Northern— See Union Pac
11034
Utica Clin & Bing—'See Del & H
So Pacific Br 6s 1937___ A&O
Southern Pacific RR Cal—
Vandalia R R —
___
87
Cong 4s 1955 series A ____F&A
1st con g 5s gu 1937. -M&N 10354
8754
87
91 h
1st ref g 4s 195*5 op 1910 J&J
Series B 1957 ________ M&N
9134
9454
Vera Cruz & Pacific R R —So Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937-J&J
/ -...
99
Texas & N O con 5s 1943.-J&J
9834
1st gold 434s 1934 op t------- J&J
f ____
92
Dallas Div 1st g 4s ’30-F&A
9434
Southern Railway—■
1st gold 454 s 1934 assenting— f — 1st consol gold 5s 1994. --J& J 10334 10354 Verdig Val Ind & West— See M oP
72
8)
Develop & gen M g 4s ’56-A & 0
7954
Vermont Vail lst454s 1940--A&O
Vicksburg Shreveport(& Pacific—
Develop & gen 6s 1956 ..A & O 10834 107
Develop & gen 634s 1956-A&O 11054 111
Pr lien 6s '15 ext 5 # * 4 0 - -M &N 10054
965a
Gen 5s M ay 1 1941------- M&N
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35- J&J15 b 5.40 5.10%
106
Ref & impt 6s 1973 ser A .M & N
Eq tr 5s 1925-39 (s-a)-.-M & S b 5.05 4.80%
Eq 434s N ov 15 ’25-’26 M&N15 b 4.95 4.75% Virginia Midland— See South Ry
4% Va & Southwest— See South Ry
Eq tr 434s Oct ’25-’39 (s-a) A&O b 4.80
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938.M&S 10034
Virginian Railway—
__
l it M gold 5s 1962 op t— M&N 10054 10054
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996. J&J 102
86 34
Eq6s A Oct’25-Apr’30(s-a) A&O 6 5.15 4.90%
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951 J&J
70
Wabash— 1st gold 5s 1939--M&N 10154 10154
Aiken Br 1st g 4s 1998 _ J&J
_
97 5*
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
2d gold 5s 1939...................F&A
9954
9754
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939-J&J f - - - 1st M 434s 1944 ser A ..J & J
80
1st lien term gold 4s 1954.-J&J
1st M 5s 1944 ser B _ J&J 10254 103 54
_
81
97
78
79
R ef & gen 5 34s 1975 A ------M&S
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948-J&J
9754
63
68
10054 101
6% notes 1930____-M&S
2d g 4s 1948___________ J&J
7854
79
Atl & Yad 1st gu g 4s 1949-A&O
Eq tr 6s 1926-35 (year)__J&J15 b 5.40 5.20%
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s '41 - J&J 10054
E T Va & Ga— Div g 5s ’30 J&J 10054
86
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939--J&J
Consol 1st g 5s 1956 -M&N 10054
84
66
65
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941.-M&S
Ga Mid 1st g 3s 1946_____A&O
Omaha Div 1st 354s g '41-A&O
Knoxv & O 1st g 6s 1925--J&J 100
10034
7554
77
Waco & N W— See Hous & Tex C
L & N So joint g 4s— See L & N
___ Warren R R —'See D L & W
9954
M ob & Birm pr lien 5s ’45-J&J
98
85
97
90
Washington Cent— See Nor Pac
7954
Gen M g 4s 1945_______ J&J
75
7754 Wash Co R y— See Maine Central
85
88
Wash Term Co— 354® 1945--F&A
8254
Mobile & O coll tr 4s ’38-M &S
8954
1st gold 4s 1945 g u a r ------F&A
Rich & Dan deb 5s stpd ’27 A&O 10054 101
Weath’d Min W & N— See Tex&P
Richmond & Mechlenburg—
7754
1st g 4s N ov 1 1948
M&N
7934 West Jersey & Sea Shore—
93
So Caro & Ga 1st 534 s ’29 M&N 10254 103
Consol gold 4s 1936-- — J&J
94
90
Cons 354 s g series B 1936--J&J
Va Mid series E 5s 1926--M&S 10054 101
___ West Maryland 4s 1952------A&O
6354
67
Series F 5s 1931_______ M&S 100
___
____
5% gold notes 1915 op t— J&J
General 5s 1936_______ M&N 10054
98
9954 102
Balt & Harris g 5s 19.36--M&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003--J&J
100
98
93
1st M West Ext g 5s ’38 M&N
100
1st con g 5s 1958— ..A & O
9354
West N Y & Penna 5s 1937--J&J 10054
S & N Ala— See Louisv & Nashv
80
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943_ A&O
_
South Pac Coast— See South Pac
8054
Income g 5s Apr 1943---- N ov 1 f -----Spartan U & Col— See Ash & Spar
Western Pacific R R Corp—•
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s ’39- J&J
85
8634
1st M 5s 1946 series A ____M&S
9554
Spok Internat 1st g 5s 1955 J&J
9554
98
97
1st M 6s 1946 series B ____M&S 103
State L & Sulliv 434s 1929-J&J
10354
4% notes 1930...................A&O
9254
Staten Island Ry— See Balt & Ohio
9354
Stephenv N & S Tex— See St L S W
Eq tr 554s 1925-38 (yr)._J&D b 5.40 5.15%
Western Pa— 1st g 4s 1928--J&D
Suff & Carolina— See N orf & So
9754
9854
Sunbury Hazleton & W -B—
West R y o f Ala—454s 1918 3xt at
____
....
99
6% to Oct 1 1928________ A&O
1st 5s M ay 1 1928_______ M&N
____ West Shore— See N YC & H R RR
75
2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup.M&N
West Side Belt— See Pitts Term
Sunbury & Lew— See Penn RR
West Va & Pittsb— See B & O
Sup Sh Line—’See C St P M & Om
Wheeling & Lake Erie R R —
Tampa & Jacksonville—
7
15
7754
1st consol gold 4s 1949_ M&S
_
1st M 5s 1949 ctf dep____A&O
77 54
86
88
73 54
R ef M 454s series A 1966-M&S
Tampa North 1st 5s ’36 op.J&J
7454
5.25
Term R R Assn (St Louis)—
Eq tr 4s 1926-27 (year)_ A&O
_
5%
9654
L Erie Div 1st g 5s 1926--A&O 10054 10154
1st gold 434s 1939_______ A&O
9854
____
100
Wheeling D iv 1st g 5s ’28.J&J
1st consol gold 5s 1944_ F&A 101 , ,
_
....
8154
8554
Exten & impt g 5s 1930--F&A
Gen ref s f g 4s ’53 op ’ lp J&J
10654 10754
St L Br 1st g 7s 1929 ___ A&O
88
St L Mer Brdge T — 5s ’30 A&O 10034 101
Wheeling Term 4s 1940_____F&A
90
____ Wichita Falls & Northwestern—
Mer Brdge 6s ’29 op ’09 F&A 102
____
1st 5s Jan 1939 _________ J&J f 115
Terre Haute & Ind 5s 1925--J&J
100
98
1st & ref g 5s 1940 op t____J&J / 90
Terre Haute & Peo 5s 1942 M&S
80
75
Wichita Union Terminal R y—
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J26
93
Texas & New Orleans— See So Pac
1st g gu 454s 1941 op t_ M&N
_
Wilkes-B & East— See N Y S & W
Texas & Okla— See M K & T
10254 10254 Williamsport & N Branch R R —
Texas & Pac 1st 5s 2000 _ J&D
_
101
1st ref gold 454s 1931_____J&J f 70
2d inc g 5s Dec 2000_____Mar / 90
9954
Louisv Div 1st 5s 1931_ J&J
_
9954 Wilmar & S Falls— See St P M &M
5% Wil & Nor— See Phila & Reading
Eq tr 5s 1925-’39_______ M&N b 5.20
98
Wil & Weldon— See Atl Coast L
Denison & Pac Sub 1930-M&S
94
Winston-Salem Southbound—
Weatherford Min W & North—
____
86
9754
8454
1st guar f 5s 1930______ F&A
1st gold guar 4s 1960_____J&J
Winston-Salem Terminal Co—
Tex Pac-M o Pac Term R R —
101
102
1st M gold 5s 1966.............A&0
9934
1st M g 5J4s 1964_______ M&S
9954
8054
Tol Can Sou & Det— See M ich Cen
Wis Cent R y— 1st M g 4s '4 9 -J&J
8054
____
7554
1st & ref 4s 1 9 5 9 --.........-A&0
7654
Tol & Ohio Cent 1st 5s 1935--J&J 10054
West Div 1st 5s g 1935_ A&O 100
_
10054
554 % g notes Apr 15 '27A&015 101
10154
9854
Marshfield & South East Div
9954
General gold 5s 1935_____J&D
78
83
pur mon 1st g 4s 1951--M&N
St M ary’s Div 4s g 1951--F&A
8534
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936---M & N
Eq tr 454s 1926-27 (yr)__J&J b 5.10 4.75%
8554
8654
60
....
8154
84 54
Mfnneap Term 3 54s'50 opt.J&J
Kana & M ich 1st 4s 1990--A&O
____
____ WorNach&Roch— 4s Jan ’30 -J&J
75
....
2d mtge gold 5s 1927— J&J
____
70
4s Oct 1 1934_____________A&0
Eq tr 6s 1926-35 (yr)_J&J15 b 5.40 5.20%
91
6754
8934
Yosemite Vail s f g 5s 1936--J&J
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955 J&J
6854

k Lastjsale.

/In London,

m Dollars per 500 francs or £20.

n Nominal,

s Sale price.

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Stocks.

Bid.

Ask.

Stocks.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

S tocks

Par.

Bid.

35
Ask.

B A ILB O A D STOCKS. Par
80
82
Lackawanna R R o f N J _____100
75
Ala Great Southern com _____ 50 dx 71
80
Lehigh Valley________________ 50
JO IN T STO C K LAND BA NK B O N D 8
79)4
78
Preferred__________________ 50 d 73
90
80
Preferred___________________50
104
92
Alabama & Vicksburg (new).lOO 101
95
Agricultural— 5s ’53 op ’33.M&N i o i h
Little Miami original guar_ 50
_
42
Albany & Susquehanna (guar) 100 202
40
Atlanta— 5s 1952 op 1932. - J&D 101%
Spec guar betterment s t k .. 50
.
Allegheny & West (guar)_____ 100 106
41
43
Atlantic— 5s 1953 op 1933..M & S 101H
Lit Schuyl Nav RR S Coal (gu) 50
t
Ann Arbor common__________100
29)4
30)4 Long Island R R ______________ 50
5s 1952 opt 1932______________ 101
Preferred_________________ 100
l l o '"
62)4
56)4 Louis S M o Rivjpref (gu ar).. 100 101
t
5s 1954 op 1934.................. J&J 101 H
Atch Top & Santa Pe________ 100 120
175
120)4 Louisv Hend & St L com ___ 100
Bankers— 5s ’53 op ’28____J&J 100) 4
165
96
95)4
Preferred________
100
80
88
Preferred__________________100
5s M ay 1952 op 1932____M&N 102%
4%
5
Atlanta Birm & Atlantic_____100
California— 59 1951 op 1931_____ 101
Louisville S Nashville_______ 100 in y*. 112
t
176
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)____100 173
870
Central HI— 5s '53 op '33_ J&D 1 0 1 H
_
Mahoning Coal R R __________ 50 d 840
Atlanta & West Point_______ 100 160
52
5s July 1 1953 op 1 9 3 3 ...J&J 101 %
Pref (guar L S & M S ) _____50 d 50
171
Atlantic Coast L Go o f C o n n .. 50 d ___
27
Central Iowa— 5s Apr 1953_____ 102 %
Maine Central_______________ 100
25)4
Atlantic Coast L R R com ____100 164)4 165
5s M ay 1 1942 op 19 2 7 ..M&N 100%
Preferred__________________100 x 80
84
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent tr_ Id 81
_
600""
4% s Nov 1 '52 op ’32____M&N 100
Michigan Central____________100 500
97
100
Augusta & Savannah (guar)-.1 00
53
Chicago Joint— 5 Ha '51 op ’31 — 104)4
Minehill S Schuyl Hav (g u ).. 50 d 51
t
79
Balt & Ohio—Com m on______ 100
79)4 Minneapolis S St Louis______100
3%
5s 1951 o f 1931................ M&N 102)4
t
3)4
Preferred_________________ 100
64)4
64)4 Minneapolis St P & S S M ...1 0 0
31
34
5s 1952 op 1932................. M&N 102)£
Bangor Aroostook common_ 50 d 39)4
_
39)4
50
102)4
5s 1963 op 1933....................... ..
Preferred__________________100
45
Preferred_________________ 100
88)4
91)4
4 K s 1952 op 1932............. M&N 101H
58
4% leased line c t f s . . -------- 100
59)4
40
Beech Creek (guar N Y C ) ____50 d 39
ississippi Central___________100
4 H b 1963 op 1933.......... M&N 101) 4
21)4
23)4
159
Boston & Alb (guar N Y C ) _ 100 X ___
_
100
35
4)4s 1952 op 1932............... .
Mo-Kan-Tex R R c o m ..(n o par) d 34%
18
Boston & Maine_____________ 100
17)4
4 ) 4s 1964 opt 1934.......... M&N 101
83 )4
Preferred__________________100
83)4
17
18
Preferred_________________ 100
Missouri Pacific com ________ 100
35%
35)4 Colo-W yo 5s T53 op ’33____ A&O 101 H
1st preferred A ____________ 100
24)4
23)4
79%
Preferred__________________100
79)4 Columbus 5s 1955 opt 1934__ I&J 102)4
1st preferred B ____________ 100
38)4 Mobile & Birm pref (guar)____100
Dallas— 5s 1953 op 1933— M&S 102 '4
37)4
71
73
33
34
1st preferred C ____________ 100
5s 1954 opt 1934._____________ 102)4
M obile & Ohio— See Southern Ry
50
48
1st preferred D ____________ 100
Morris & Essex (guar)______ 50 d 80
5s 1965 opt 1935______________ 103
81
1st pref E ________________ 100
25
140
150
Nashv Chatt S St Louis_____100
t
5 ) 4s 1951 op 1931....................... 103
180
Bost & Prov (guar Old C ol)_ 100 176
_
39
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N ). 25 d 37
Dayton-Agricultural—
_
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn_ 100
5s 1954 op 1 9 3 4 ................ J&J 101) 4
National Rys o f Mex 1st pref. 100
4 )4
5)4
"5”
"4)4
Brunswick Ter & R y Sec Co -.100
2
Second preferred___________100
Dayton— 1952 opt 1932____ J&D 101
1H
82
102
79
Buffalo Roch & Pittsburgh_ 100
_
New London Northern_______100 127
Denver— 5s 1954 opt 1934______
130
93
94)4 New Orleans Great North___ 100
Preferred_________________ 100
5s 1955 opt 1935......................... 102
80
102
85
Buff & Susq R R C orp________ 100
_
New Orl Texas S M exico____100 120)4 12034 Des Moines— 5s 1952 opt 1932_
t
52
50 M
Preferred_________________ 100
125
102) 4
5s 1963 opt 1933______ _______
N Y Bkln & Man B pref (gu).100 120
29)4 New York Central R R ______ 100 1 1 7 % 117)4 First Carolinas— 5s’52op’32 .M&N 101)4
Camden & Burl Co (guar)____25 d 27
58
Canada Southern____________100
122
Dividend payable in London. M120
5s 1954 opt 1934............. A&O 101)4
144)4 N Y Chic & St Louis__________100 124 % 126)4
Canadian Pacific_____________ 100 144
5s 1955 opt 1935_________F&A 101)4
79
Preferred_________________ 100 Id 77
92
91 %
First of Chey— 5s’52 op ’32 M&N 101
6% preferred______________ 100
78)4 N Y & Harlem com & p f (gu). 50 d 170
77)4
Caro Clinchfield & Ohio corn .. 100
First of Clev— 5s ’53 op ’33-M&N 101
175
43)4| N Y Lack & West (guar)____100 101)4 103 H First of Minn— 5s ’51 op ’31 M&N 101
Oatawissa R R — 1st pref (guar) 50 d 42)4
2d pref (guar P & R ) ________ 50 d 42)4
43)4 N Y New Haven & Hartf___ 100
34
5s 1952 opt 1927............. M&N 100) 4
34%
102
48
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L S W ) . 30 d 46
24 X
N Y Ontario S Western_____100
t
5s 1952 opt 1932............M & N
24) 4
310
Central o f New Jersey_______ 100 305
32 %
Norfolk Southern____________100
5s 1953 opt 1933............. M&N 102
32)4
99
98)4
Chesapeake St Ohio___________100
First o f Montgomery 5s ’54 op ’34 101) 4
Norfolk & Western R y ______ 100 x 130)4 131
112)4
6 )4 % cum pref Ser A ______ 100 110
First New Orl 5s ’44 op ’34 M&N
78
77
Ad j ustment preferred_____100
5
5)4 No Carolina (guar So R R )_ 100
Chicago St Alton R R ________ 100
First Texas— 5s '42 opt ’32-M&N 100"
136
140
_
2
10
Certificates o f deposit_
_
Northern Cent (guar Pa R R ). 50 d 80 )&
5s 1943 opt 1933_______ M&N 100
9
9)4 North’n N H (guar B S M)__100
Preferred_________________ 100
t
77)4 Fletcher 4% s 1954 opt 1934_____ 100
75)4
—
18)4 Northern Pacific R y ________ 100
Certificates o f deposit_____
Fremont— 5s 1953 opt '33.J&D 101)4
64 %
65
5s 1952 opt 1932_______ M&N 101)4
Chicago Burl & Quincy______100
64
North RR o f N J (guar E rie). 100
67
34)4 Northern Securities Co stubs____
33)4
Chic St East Illinois com m on. 100
Greensboro(NC)5s’53 op ’33 A&O 100
46
47
Preferred_________________ lOO
North Pennsylv (gu P & R ) . . 50 d 80 %
8134 Ill-Midwest— 5s ’53 op '33-A&O 101) 4
12)4
12)4 Ogden Mine RR(gu Cen N J)_100 d 80
5s 1954 opt 1934............. J&D 102) 4
Chicago Great West com _____100
84
28
27)4
Preferred_________________ 1O0
5s 1955 opt 1935-....................... 102)4
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H)__100 103)4 105
67
70
Chic Ind & Louisv comm on_ 1O0
_
Kansas City— 5s '52 op '32.M&N 102)4
Ontario & Quebec____________ 100 Id117
122
b0
65
Preferred_________________ lOO
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50 d 88
5s 1953 opt 1923_______ M&N 102) 4
90
10
10)4 Pac Coast Co— See Misc Stocks
Chicago M ilw & St Paul_____100
5s 1954 opt 1934................ ........ 103
14)4
14)4
Preferred_________________ lOO
5s 1964 opt 1934............. M&N 103) 4
50 d 43 %
43)4
57)4
57)4 Peoria & Bureau Val (guar). 100 114
Chicago & North Western_ 100
_
5s 1964 opt 1934________ M&N 103
116
Preferred_________________ lOO 107
107)4
Kentucky— 5s ’52 opt ’32
M&N 102
17
18
100
47
46)4
Chic R I St Pacific common_ lOO
_
100)4
5s 1943 opt 1928...................
64)4
100
61)4
98)4
98)4
7% preferred______________ lOO
5s 1954 opt 1934_________ J&J 102)4
Preferred______
77
100
81)4
88)4
88)4
6% preferred______________ lOO
Prior preferred .
70
100
72)4 Liberty Cent— 5s ’52 op '32.M&N 102)4
40
42
102)4
Chicago St Paul Minn & O _ 100
_
5s 1953 opt 1933___________
50 d 123
125)4
81
85
102)4
Preferred_________________ lOO
Lincoln— 5s 1951 opt 1931___
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa R R ). 100 205
215
10
12
Cine Indianap & Western____100
5s 1943 opt 1928________M&N 100)4
60
61
100
20
23
Preferred_________________ lOO
5s 1942 opt 1927________M&N 100)4
50 d 29
30
525
Cine New Orl St Texas P acific. 100 490
Louisville— 5s 1952 opt 1932____ 102
Preferred.
50 d 58
60
Preferred_________________ lOO 101)4 103
New York 5s 1953 opt 1933_____ 102) 4
85
100
60
Cine Sandusky & Cleve pref. . 50 d 57
N Y & N J 5s 1953 opt ’3 3 .-J&D 103
100 130
135
140
154
Oleve Cine Chicago & St L _ 100
_
5s 1954 opt 1934________ M&N 103) 4
100 140
142)4
Preferred_________________ lOo 110
N Y & Pa— 5s ’53 opt ’33— -J&J 103
156
50 d 153
71
Cleve & Pitts (guar Pa R R )._ 50 d 70
No Caro— 5s '53 opt ’33____M&S 102)4
54
50 d 51
Betterm’t stk (guar Pa R R ) 50 d 39)4
5s 1952 opt 1932..............M&N 102
Pittsb & West Va common_ 100
_
7234
72)4
63
61)4
Colorado & Southern________ 1O0
140
Pitts Youngst & Asht pref_ 100
_
5s 1955 opt 1935............... F&A 102)4
142)4
62)4
63
1st preferred______________ 100
Prov & Worcester (guar)____ 100
Ohio— 5s M ay 1953 opt 1933—
100) 4
147
61
59)4
2d preferred_______________ 1O0
Ohio-Penna 5s 1954 opt 1934.J&J 102)4
Railroad Securities Co—
91
Columbus St Xenia (guar)___ 50 d 88
Ore-Wash— 5s '52 opt '3 2 .-M &N 101
72
4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952...1000
71)4
Conn & Passumpsic pref (gu). 1O0
Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
90
Reading Company__________ 50
8934
V
Cripple Creek Central_______ 1O0
Rights________________________
19
' 5"
Portland, Ore— 5s’53op’33 J&J 102
18 M
15
20
Preferred_______________
102)4
5s 1954 opt 1934_____M&N
1st preferred_______________ 50
41
40)4
80
103
Cuba RR preferred___________100
2d preferred________________ 50
5s 1955 opt 1935___________
44
43)4
38
Dayton & M ich com (guar)_ 50 d 36
_
Los Angeles— 5s '53 op '33 J&J 102
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar). 100 121
123
86
Preferred (guar C H & D ). . 50 d 84
Rich Fred & Potom —Com
100 217
San Fran— 5s '53 opt '33_ J&J 102
_
159
Delaware & Bound Br (guar).lOO 158
Dividend obligations______ 100 215
Salt Lake C— 5s '53 op '33.J&J 102
220
___ Pennsylvania 1955 opt 1935-F&A 102
Delaware & Hudson__________100 149)4 149)4
6% guaranteed____________ 100 217
Delaware Lack St Western_ 50 d 143)4 144)4
_
Potomac 5s 1954 opt 19 34..J&D 101) 4
7% guaranteed____________100 217
100
40
Delaware_____________________25 d 39
St Louis— 5s 1953 opt '3 3 .-J&D 102) 4
Roch & Genesee Val R R _____ 100
100
95
41
Denv & Rio Gr W pref tem p.. 100
40)4
Rome & Clinton (gu D & H) 100
5s 1952 opt 1932............. M&N 102)4
99
94
78
80
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)_ 100
_
Rutland preferred____________ 100
61
5s 1943 opt 1928............ J&D 100
59
__ St Joseph & Grand Island_ 100
40
___
Detroit & Mackinac__________100
5s 1955 opt 1935________ M&S 103
_ 100
60
Preferred_________________ 100
San Antonio 5s 1939 op '24.M &N
99)4
1st preferred______________ 100
___
4
Duluth South Shore & A tl____100
3)4
5s 1953 opt 1933_______ M&N 101
2d preferred_______________ 100
6
5)4
Preferred_________________ 100
5s 1953 opt 1933............. M&N 101
St Louis Bridge 1st pref______ 100 112
115
61
East Penna (guar P & R ) _____50 d 59
101)4
2d preferred_______________ 100
5<
5s 1954 opt 1934........... ..M & N
56
42
Elmira St W ’msport (guar)_ 50 d 40
_
San Fran 5s 1954 opt 1934______ 102
St Louis-San Francisco R y ___ 100
81
80 %
56
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50 d 52
Pref stock series A ________ 100
Sioux City— 5 Ha ’51 op ’31 M&N 103
85
84
Erie— Common______________ 100
28)4
28)4 St Louis Southwestern_______ 100
South Minn— 5s '53 op ’33-M&N 101)4
48
46
38)4
33)4
s 1952 opt 1932............. M&N 101) 4
1st preferred______________ 100
Preferred__________________ 100
72,%
71)4
37
102
38
2d preferred_______________ lOO
s 1954 opt 1934...................
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu) .100
100
97
94
80
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)_____50 d 77
Seaboard Air Line common_ 100
_ 100
5s 1964 opt 1934................... .
102) 4
34 Ps
34)4
64
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa R R )___ 50 d 62
Preferred____________
100
44)4
45)4 Union (Aenoucky & Tennessee)—
11
14
Fonda Johns & Glov com ___ lOO
Sharon_______________________ 50 d 41
5s 1952 opt 1932_______ M&N 102
44
22
30
Ft Dodge Des M St So com _ 100
_
Southern Pacific C o_________ 100 100)4 100)4 Virginia-Oaro 5s ’54 opt ’34-F&A 101)4
72
82
Preferred_________________ 100
Southern Ry common________100
100
96)4
96)4 Virginian— 5s ’53 opt ’33_M&N 101)4
107
Ft Wayne & Jack pref 4guar).100 105
Preferred__________________100
5s N ov 1 1951 opt 1931.-M &N 101
100
87
86)4
102
Georgia R R & Bank Co ( 'u> ..1 0 0 203
Wichita— 5s 1953 opt 1933___
M ob & Ohio stk tr ctfs dep. 100
74
76
39
46
Georgia Southern S Florida_100
c
102
Southwestern of Ga (guar)_ 100 100
_ 100
102
5s 1952 opt 1932....................
83
1st oralirrol _____________ 100
84)4 Texas S Pacific______________ 100
t
53
52)4
75
80
2d or3f j*«>d_______________ 1O0
Troy & Gr’bush (gu N Y C ) . . 50 d 56
62
67)4 Tunnel RR of St Louis.
Great Northern Ry— Pref____100
67 M
114
100 111
Ore certificates______ (no par) d 28)4
28)4 Union Pacific— Common
STOCKS
100 140)4 141
72
Green Bay & Western_______ 100
Preferred_____________________
100
74 %
74
31
Gulf M obile & North com ___ 100
31)4 United N J R R & Canal (gu).100 201
Bankers of Milwaukee______ 100 149
155
100
203
96
Preferred_________________ 100
163
95)4
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu).100 117
Chicago 10% ..............................100 155
100
121
18
20
Hartford St Conn Western____100
158
Utica Clinton & Binghamton. 100
41
Dallas 10% ................................ 100 153
39
120
138
Hocking Valley—’Common_ 100
_
Valley R R (N Y) (guar)
150
100
Des Moines 9 % ______________ 100 143
99)4 101
30)4
31
Hudson & Manhattan_______ 100
Vermont & Mass (guar)________
Freemont 9 % __________________
127
135
100
93
92
69
Preferred_________________ 100
70
t
Vicksb Shrevep S Pac com ___100
160
100
87)4
89)4 Kansas City 10% ____________ 100 154
Huntlngd & Broad Top v t c . . 50 d ___
Preferred_________________ 100
145
92
Lincoln 9 % ..........
100 137
89)4
Preferred v t c ______________ 50 d ____
Virginian Railway___________100
100
New Y ork..................................100 135
93
104
Illinois Central______________ 100 113)4 114% Wabash Railway_____________ 100
130
28)4
28)4 St Louis_____________________
Non-cumul 6% pref Ser A . .100 114
117
Preferred A _________
South Minnesota 9 % ________ 100 153)4 158)4
100
67
66)4
T
J
Leased lines (guar)________ 100
77)4
76)4
V irginia_______________________ 5 d 7)4
8
49
100
47)4
Stk tr ctfs—’See R R Securs C o.
Warren N J (guar'D L & W )—50 d 68
70
.50
Int St Great North R y v t c _ 100
_
Western Maryland R y c o m ..100
14
100
13)4
23)4
Internat Rys (Cent Am) com . 100
24)4
1st preferred______________ 100
70
66
65
Preferred____ _____________ 100
2d preferred_______________ 100
64)4
20
19)4
3
Iowa Central________________ 100
Western Pacific RR Corp____ 100
42
1)4
1(H
)
41)4
126
Joliet & Chic (guar C & A )_ 100
_
130
Common new____________ 100
21
23)4
105
108
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)__ 100
Preferred________________ 100
92
91)4
K C Ft Scott St Memphis Ry—
Preferred new___________ 100
s 75
70
Pref Cent Tr c tf dep stpd--100
West Jersey S Sea Sh— C o m .. 50 d 37
t
_
38
96
103
K C St L & Chic— Pref (gu)..100
Wheeling & Lake Erie R y ____ 100
16)4
16)4
Kansas City Southern_______ 100
33)4
33)4
Preferred_________________ 100
30%
30)4
__
Preferred__________________100
58)4
59)4 Wisconsin Central___________100
100
Keokuk St Des Moines_______ 100
Certificates of deposit_____ 100
—
—
—
Preferred__________________100
6 Basis, d Price per share, not per cent, f Flat price, J Last s-ile. (In London, n Nominal, s Sale price. (N ew stock, u Ex-stock dividend
f
c
x Ex-dividend, v Ex-rights.




36

P U B L IC U T IL IT IE S
(Includes street and electric railways, gas, electric, power, water and telegraph and telephone companies.)
NOTICE.— All b o n d prices are “ an d in t e r e s t ' except where marked “ f ” an d incom e an d d efau lted b on d s.
Bid.

B onds.

Adirondack Elec Power Corn
99
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt . . J&J
Adirondack P & L 1st 6s ’50 M&S 10534
95
Deb 5s 1930______________J&J
Oonv deb 6s 1929-- - - A&O 102)4
99
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946-M&S
1st M 1 & ref 6s 1951_____J&D
105
97
1st & ref 5s 1951______ - J&D
Alabama Tr L & P 1st 5s ’62 M&S
94
97
Alabama Water 1st 6s 1932.J&J
1st ref 6s 1947__________ J&J
9434
Albany R y— See United Trac.
89
Albany Sou R R 1st 5s 1939 M&S
Alleg Bellev & P— See Phila Co
Alt G & St L Tr— See E St L & S ub

100
10634
98
10334
100
10534
98
95
100
9734
91

8334
9934

10434
92
9934
9734
100
100
9734
9134
102
9734
10434
9734
89

99
106 A
94%
9934
104
99

Deb 534s N ov 1 1943 ..M & N
Amer W W & El 5s 1934
A&O
Americus Ltg 1st s f 6s ’37.A & 0
Ana & Pot R R R — See W Ry&El
Appalachian Power 5s 1941-J&D
7% gold bonds Aug 1 ’36-F&A
_
Deb gold 6s 2024_ __ -J&J
Arizona Pow 6s ’33 opt ’ 13-M&N
Arkansas L & P 1st 6s '4 5 --A&O
1st lien & ref 6s 1954--- _M&S
Ardmore St Ry— See Phila Co
Asheville (N C) Pow & Light—
1st s f g 5s 1942 opt
_ A&O
_
Ashland (Wis) L, Pow & St Ry
1st M gold 5s 1939_______ J&J
Ashtabula Water Supply Co
1st 5s 1937-. - - ..J & D
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Sec g 634s conv ser 1954- J&J

8434
10034

10334
90
9834
9634
9834
99
9734
9134
9534
10134
9734
104
9734
83

Con g 434s 1933 gu -.F& A 15
American Gas deb 6s 2016- J&J
Oonv g 7s Jan 15 1928--J&J15
10-year 7s 1934
_
J&J
Am Gas & El coll 5s 2007
F&A
Deb gold 6s 2014________ M&N
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016-- M&S
Amer Pub Serv 6s 1942 _ J&D
_
Amer Rys coll tr 5s 1931____F&A
Amer Telep & Teleg 4s 1929 J&J
Oonv g 4s ’36 conv aft ’09-M&S
Conv 4H s '33 op aft ’25 -M&S
Coll trust 5s 1946 ______ J&D

9934
108
95
10034
106
10034

99
91

93

9434

9734

102

Atchison R y, Light & Power—
1st 5s N ov 1935____
-M&N

104
9534

90
83
9934

85

9834
100
100

1st & ref 534s 1954 _____M&N

101
101

88
25
/

A E & C Ry 1st g 5s ’41-A&O 15
Austin G L 5s Oct 1 1925 --Q -J

30

7934
8934

81

85
8334
9934

8434

100
99
94
93
10034
9834
45
1st, g As insA ser A

M&S

9934
10234

_
_
96
96
55
9934
103

9634
F&A

98

9734

9834
45

10234

1st ref Ks 1Q4R

10334

8834

Tlph (T 4 U s Oct 1 1037
J
ir,nr| pt fis 1Q
35I

A& O

A&O
TVT&
N

Brevard Co (M d) Power—
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952.-J&J

90

100 34
100
9934

10134
101

8134

1st M Sl<js 1Of,4 ser A

8334

98
97
10634
8634
89
87 34
92 34
95
94
92 34
109
95
8934
101 34
16

22

93
90

97
93

/T h is price Includes accrued interest,




B onds.

Ask.

____
_
_

Bid.

Ask.

Bridgeport Hydraulic Co—
1st M 5s 1944_______ . _J&D 104
105
Bway & 7th Ave R R — See N Y Rys
Bway Surface R R — See N Y Rys
Bronx G & E 5s '60 op aft '20-J&J
98
100
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co—
98
1st M 5s Mar 6 1938_____M&S
Gen & ref M 6s 1963 - - A&O 105
Bklyn City & New R R — See C I & Bk RR
92
Bklyn City R R 1st 5s 1941--J&J
9434
____
Eq tr 5s ’26-’35 ser A .-J & J 15 b ___
Brooklyn Edison Co—
102
Gen M 5s ser A 1949_____J&J
102 34
Gen M 6s ser B 1930- - J&J 105
10534
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
8834
8834
Brooklyn Rap Tran 5s ’4 5 --A&O / 9434
____
Equit Trust ctfs o f deposit-- / 9434
____
1st ref gold 4s 2002 _____J&J / 5634
____
3-year 7% notes 1921.- - J&J f 116
____
Cent Un Tr temp ctfs dep__ / 116
____
Temp ctfs dep stamped_ / 109
_
____
Bklyn Hfs 1st 5s 1941___ A&O f 77
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
85
1st M g 5s 1941 (stpd)_-J&J
7234
65
1st con 5s July ’41(stp)M&N
6234
86
_
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950_ F&A
8734
86
Stamped guaranteed____
8734
80
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949--F&A
7834
70
77
Stamped guaranteed _____
85
89
Nassau Elec 1st 5s 1944--A&O
1st gold 4s Jan 1 1951-J&J f 61
6134
Atlantic Av con 5s g ’3 1 --A&O
9434
9234
____
Bklyn Bath & WE5s ’33A&O
88
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons 5s g ’45 M&N 10134 102
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A.M &N 110
11034
____
Conv deb 7s 1932_______ M&N
13534
Brownsville Ave— See Phila Co
____
Buffalo City Gas g 5s 1947-A&O / -----B uff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939..F& A 10034 102
1st ref 5s April 1 1939____J&J 10034 10134
Buff & Niag Falls El L & Power—
____
1st gold 5s 1 9 4 2 - - ______ F&A
9934
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955-J&J
9134
9334
Burlington (la) R y & Light—
94
96
1st s f gold 5s 1932 op t_ M&S
_
____
Butte El&P 1st s f 5s '26-’51 J&D 100
____
85
Cairo R y & L 5s 1938____-J&D
California Electric Generating—
_
_
99
1st s f g 5s '48 op aft T 2 . M&S
California Gas & Elec Corp—
____
Sink fund g 5s 1933 opt .M&S 10034
Unif & ref g 5s ’37 op s f .M &N 101
101)4
____
____
Cal Cent Gas & El 5s ’31-F&A
Califomia-Oregon Power—
____
1st & ref 734s ser A 1941-F&A 11034
103
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B ___ J&J
10334
____
9834
1st & ref 534s 1955 seriesC-F&A
Oonv s f deb 7s 1944 - .M&N 10434 105
Cal Pac R y— See Pacific Elec Ry
Calumet & South Chicago Ry—
69
75
1st M rehab g 5s ’27 op ’ 12F&A
Camden & Sub R y— See P S Corp
55
60
Canadian L & P 5s ’49 op ’ 14 J&J
Canal & Claib R R — S eeN O E y& L
90
93
Canton-Akron Con Ry 5s ’33 J&J
____
99
Canton Elec Co 5s 1937___ M&N
78
83
Cape Breton Elec Co 5s ’32-J&J
Capital Traction (Wash, D C )—
98
1st g 5s June 1 1947-J&D
97 M
___
65
Carbondale Ry 5s N ov '3 3 .-J&J
Carolina Pow & Lt 5s 1938.F&A 100
10034
105
10534
1st & ref 6s 1953
...J & D
Cedar Rap M fg & P 5s ’5 3 --J&J 10034 101
Central Ark Ry & Light Corp—
100
Central Calif Trac 5s 1936--A&O
____
____
Certificates . . .
_
.
Cent Crosst’n R R — See N Y Rys
____
Cent Dist Telep 1st 5s '4 3 --J&D 10234
Cent Ga Pow— See Ga L P & Rys
91
95
Cent Hud G & E 5s 1941.—J&D
106
Conv deb 7s 1935________ J&J 105
99
Cent Illinois Lt 1st 5s 1943 A&O
9934
105
106
1st 6s 1943______________A&O
Central Illinois Public Service—
91
92
1st & ref gold 5s 1952____F&A
9934 10034
1st & ref 6s 1944 series C .-J& J
98
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1931--M&S
9834
____
Deb 6s 1925--M&N 10034
Central Indiana Power Co—
98
99
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A ____J&J
7% notes 1927--___ M&S 10034 10134
Central Iowa Power & Light—
1st M 6s 1944 ser A . ..M & N
9934 10034
____
____
Conv M 7s 1934 ser A . M&N
99
100
Cent Maine Pow 5s '39 op T9 M&N
106
1st & gen M 7s 1941_____J&D
10734
103
1st & gen 6s 1942______ J&J 101
96
97
Central N Y G & E 5s 1941--J&J
Central Power Co—
1st M 6s 1944 ser C - ____J&D
9834 100
Central Pow & Lt 6s 1946--A&O
9934 100
1st 1 & ref 634s 1952-. -M&S
9834 100
Central Ry— See Un R y& E l (Balt)
Central Traction— See Phila Co
Charleston Cons R y, Gas & El—
____
92
Consol gold 5s 1999-- .M&S
Ch’s’t ’n City Ry 1st g 5s 1923
____
Ext at 6% to Jan 1938--J&J 100
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
____
83
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op ’ 16-M&N
____
83
Chatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56 M&N
____
99 34
Ches & Pot Tel 5s ’29 op '09 J&J
____
9734
Ches & Pot Tel o f Va 5s ’43-M&N
Chicago Aurora & Elgin Corp—
22
Deben 6s April 1 9 7 2 - ___ J&J / 20
Chicago Aurora & Elgin R R —
92
90
Ref & imp 7s ’47 ser A.A&O
Chicago City & Connecting Ry
52
47
coll tr s f g 5s Jan 1 1927-A&0

k Last sale,

n Nominal,

r Canadian price.

B onds.

Bid.

Ask.

Chicago City R y 1st 5s ’27 . F&A
77 34
7734
Chic North Shore & Milw R R —
1st mtge gold 5s 1936_____J&J
96
9434
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A __J&J
99
100
Chicago & Oak Park Elec Ry—
95
Lake St El 1st 5s 1928 gu.-J& J n 93
Chicago Railways Co—
1st M gold 5s 1927 opt.F& A
7634
7734
Cons M 5s ser A Feb ’2 7 --A&O
58
55
Series B Feb 1927____J&D
43
Pur mon 4-5s Feb '27 opt J&J
40
39
Adj inc 4s Feb 1927 op t. - M ay
15
14
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
1st & ref 634s 1944_______ J&J
94
9534
85
83
1st & ref 6s 1953______________
26 34
2734
Chic Sou Bend & Nor Ind RR—
35
1st gold 5s Jan 1 1937____J&J
45
Chippewa Power 6s 1947- -J&D n 100
Chris & 10th Sts RR— See N Y Rys
Cicero Gas— See Northw G L & O o
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A _ A&O
_
10134
____
Pr 1 & ref M 534s Jan’61 B.A&O 10434
Cincinnati Gas Transportation—
____
1st 5s 1933 guar op 1913--J&J 107
____
107
Double guarantee_________
Cin Newport & C ov L & T —
____
1st ref 6s 1947 series A ___ J&J 10134
So Cov & Cine 6s 1932-- -J&J
Cities Service Co—
172
Conv g deb 7s ’66 ser B . .J&J 167
Series O ____________________ 120
121
Series D
_
.
____
10134 102
114
Series E _ . _
___________
113
Cities Service Power & Light—
2d s f 6s 1944 series A _ M&N
_
93
9334
Citizens Gas (Indianapolis)—
96
98
1st & ref gold 5s 1942.........J&J
Citizens L H & P (Johnst’n, Pa)
____
1st g 5s 1934 opt 1914. . .M &N
98 3^
Citizens R y & Lt— See Muscatine Lt & T rac
Citizesn St Ry— See Ind Tr & Ter
Citizens Tract— See Phila Co
____
99
City Elec San Fran 5s 1937--J&J
City & Sub Ry— See Port(Ore)Ry
City & Sub Ry— See Wash R y & El
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st 534s 1954 series A ____J&D 10034 1 0 2
Clarion River Power Co—
_____
104
1st M gold 634s 1947____J&J
___
Clev El 111 1st 5s '39 op ’24-A & 0 10134
Gold deb 7s 1941 ________ F&A
10934 1 1 0 3 4
100
Gen M 5s 1954 series A _ M&N
_
10 134
Cleve Pains & East Con 5s 1918—
30
Ext at 6% to 1933____- A&O In 15
Cleve R y 1st 5s 1931 op t___ M&S
9834
9934
Cleve Southw Ry & Light—
20
Gen & con 5s 1954______ M&S / 2?
62
61
Cleve Berea & Ob 6s '5 4 .-M&S
61
62
Cleve & Elyria 6s ’54___ M&S
61
62
Cleve Elyria & W 6s 1954_____
61
62
Elyria & Oberlin 6s 1954_ __
_
Clinton (111) G & E 6s 1937--J&D
92 34
____
Coast Cos L&P 1st 5s’46 op.F& A
9234
Colorado Power 1st 5s '5 3 .-M &N
9534
9634
Columbia G & E 1st 5s ’2 7 .-J&J 101
10134
____
Stamped.
. ..
_
_
10134
Debenture 5s 1927______ J&J
9934 10034
____
5% gold notes 1928_____M&N
10034
Columbia (S C) R y, Gas & El Co
93
1st M s f g 5s 1936- ____J&J
95
Col Buck L&N— See Col Ne&Zan
Columbus Dela & Marion Elec Co
863^
1st & ref 5s June 1937
_____
88
96
1st & ref 6s (stamped) 1937____
98
96
Conv deb 6s 1935 ser A _ A&O
_
98
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
103
..
...J & D
6s 1 9 4 7 .____
____
Columbus(0)Gas 1st 5s g’32-J&J
9934
Columbus (O) Interurban Ter Co
80
86
1st guar 5s 1935 _ _____ J&D
_
Col Lon & Spr R y— See Ind C & E
Columbus Newark & Zanesville—
____
1st gold 5s 1924_________ M&S / -----____
Gen & ref gold 5s 1926_ M&N / -----_
Col Buck Lake & New Trac
____
1st gold 5s 1921____-M&N / -----____
____
Zanesv R, L & P 5s Mar'21A&0
Colum & 9th Av R R — See N Y Rvs
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s ’3 6 --A&O
9934 101
Columbus R y, Pow & Light—
9<
98
1st ref & ext s f 5s 1940_ A&O
_
105
R ef mtge gold 6s 1941____J&D 104
80
82
Col Ry 1st 4s '39 opt T 4 ..Q -J
95
Col St R y 1st 5s g 1931_ J&J
_
96
95
96
Cross St 1st 5s g 1933..J& D
Com ’cial Cable— 4s g 2397_ O-J
_
7634
7734
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
____
1st g 5s June 1 1943 . ..M & S 101 Vi
1st g 6s June 1 1943 ____M&S
110
111
1st M 5s 1953____________ J&J 1 0 0 3 4
10034
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B _ J&D
_
10 0 34
10034
Com ’wealth El 5s June ’43.M&S 100
10134
Oom’w’ th L & P 6s 1947--.M & N
883^
93
99
Sec 7s July 1925______ ..J & J
100
Commonwealth Power Corp—
S f g 6s M ay 15 1947..M &N 15 10234 10234
91
Gen & ref 5s 1939 - . . . J&J
93
Gen & ref 6s 1972 ser B _ J&J
_
97
100
Compt Hts & Mer Ter— See Un
___
_ _
_
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950.-J&J
Coney Isl & Bklyn RR 4s ’48-J&J
73
6834
_ _
_
60
Consol gold 4s 1955- . ..J & J
82
B C & N 1st cons 5s 1939--J&J
7834
Certificates of deposit_____
7834
Conn Light & Power—
____
1st & ref s f 7s ’51 ser A ..M & N 112
____
1st & ref 5 34s 1954 ser B__F&A 105
Connecticut Power 5s '6 3 .-A&O 10334 104
104
1st & coll trust 5s 1956____J&J 103 ^
7% notes D ec 1926 _____J&D 102
92
Conn R y & Lt 434s 1951____J&J
9134
Stamped guaranteed optional
9134
9134
____,
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s ’39____J&J 102
____
Conn Riv Pow 1st 5s 1937 J&D
9934
Consolidated Cities L, P & Tr—
8334
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped_ J&J
_
8234

June, 1925.]
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
N T E A b n pic s ae “a d in re e c p we e mr e “f” a d in o e a d d fa lte b n s
O IC .— ll o d r e r n te st” x e t h r a k d
n c m n e u d o d.
B onds.

Bid.

Consol Gas of Balt 5s 1939.-J&J 101
Gen g 4H s Apr 1954____A&O
94%
Consol Gas, Elec Lt & P (Balt)—
97 %
Gen g 4% s Feb 14 1 9 3 5 -.-J&J
1st ref 6s 1949 Series A _ F&A
_
107 %
1st ref 6 %s 1951 Series D A&O 110
1st ref 5Ms 1952 Series E.M &S
104 %
Consol Gas N J 5s g 1936____J&.
94
1st ref 5s 1965. _ . . . . A&O
87
Consolidated Gas (N Y )—
Deb 5% s 1945__________ F&A
104%
Underlying cos— See N Y G E L H & P
Consol Ltg Co (Vt) 1st 5s ’26 -J&J
99
Consol Pow & Ltg—
1st & ref 1 6% s 1943 - - M&S 103%
Consol Pow & Light (W Va)—
1st M & ref 6s 1943 ...M & S
64
Con R y (New Hav)deb 4s’54 J&J
Deb 4s 1955____________ J&J
64
Deb 4s 1955____________ A&O
64
Deb 4s 1956 guar_ ____ J&J
_
64
Cons Ry & Pow (Salt Lake) See Ut ah L &
Cons Tr (N J)— See Pub Ser Corn
Con Wat of Utica— 1st 5s ’30. J&J
98
97
2d Mtge 5s Jan 1 1930 --J& J
Consumers El L & P (New Orl)—
96
1st M 5s 1936 . . .J&J
Consum L H & P Co (Eliz, N J)
5s 1938__________________ J&D
98 3^
Consumers Power Co (Mich)—
1st & ref 5s 1936 op '1 6 --J&J 100 x
99 %
1st 1 & unif 5s ser C 1952 M&N
104%
1st 1 & unif 5% s 1954___ M&N
Continental Gas & Electric—
1st lien coll tr 5s 1927.. M&N
99%
R ef 6s 1 9 4 7 - . _______ .A&O
98%
Coll tr 7s 1954 ser A . F&A 101%
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
99
External s f 6s 1950 . A&015
Crosstown St Ry— See Col Ry & Lt
Cross St Ry— See Int Tr (Buff)
Cuban Telephone Co—
1st lien & ref 7 Ms 1941-..M & S 107
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
94
1st & ref gold 5s 1942___ M&S
101
Cumb’land T & T 5s 1937 ..J& J
Cuyahoga Telep 1st 7s 1941.J&D 105%
Dakota Central Telep Co—
1st gold 6s 1935.
..
J&D 103
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941 . . A&O 101
Dallas Pow & Lt 6s 1949. . J&J 103
1st g 7Ms 1949 series B . J&J
1st g 5s 1952 series C - . J&J
Danv St Ry & L Co 5s 1925 J&J
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s ’41 J&J
Darby Med & Ches Ry— See Phila R Tr
Daytona Pub Serv 7s 1942. J&J 104
Dayton (O) Gas 5s’30 op'15.M&S
99
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s '37 op’ 12_M&8
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s ’41. J&D
99%
Day Sp & Urb— See Ind Col & E
93
Defiance (O) G&E 5s 1942 M&S
Delaware Co & Phila— See Un P & Trans
Denver City Tramway—
59
1st & ref g 5s 1933 op s f.M & N
83%
Con Tram con g 5s 1933 -A&O
Denv Gas & El 1st g 5s ’49.M &N
99%
96
1st & R ef 5s 1951 . . .
-M&N
Denver Tramway Power Co—
1st imp g gu 5s ’23 op '08 A&O
n 97
Ext at 6% to 1924 - . . .
Denver Tramway Terminals Co
1st M g gu 5s 1926-40. - .M&S b 7%
Derry (N H) Elec 8s 1951. M&S 100
Des Moines & Cent la Elec Co—
S F 6s 1937 opt series A
M&S 100
90
S F 5s 1937 opt series B . _M&S
98
Des Moines El 5s 1938. M&N
Des Moines City Ry 5s '36 J&J
78
Des Moines Elec Co—
98%
1st M 5s, 1 9 3 8 . ...............M&N
Detroit City Gas Co—
1st M 6s 1947 series A ____J&J 105
98
Det & Sub Gas 1st 5s ’28 J&D
Detroit Edison 1st g 5s 1933 J&J 101%
1st & ref 5s July 1 1940_ M&S
_
101%
1st & ref 6s July’40 ser B_M&S 108%
99%
Gen & ref 5s 1949 series A A&O
Conv deb 7s Jan 15 '28 J&J15 122
122
Conv deb 7s Feb 1929_ F&A
_
Conv deb 7s Mar 1930-- M&S 122
Conv deb 6s Dec 15 1932-J&D 122
Det United 4% s 1932 op t. J&J
90%
70
1st M & coll tr 6s 1929
J&J
Det Ry 1st 5s 1924___ -.J& D
Det Ft Wayne & Belle Isle—
1st g 5s Apr 1 1928 . .A&O
Det Mon & Tol Short Line Rv
1st M g 5s Jan 1933 --J& J
Det & Pontiac—
Cons g 4 % s ’26 o p ’ l l .J& D
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line—
1st gold 5s 1950________ J&J
Det Ypsil Ann Arbor & Jack—
1st gold 5s 1926___
_ .F&A
Dominion Pow & Transmission—
96%
1st 5s 1932 _______ _ A&O
D D E B & B RR— See Third Av Ry
Duke Price Power Co—
1st M 6s 1949___________ J&J r 100%
Duluth-Superior Traction Co—
95%
Duluth St R y 1st g 5s ’30 M&N
8ci
Gen M 5s 1930. . ___ M&N
Duquesne Light— See Phila Co
Duquesne Trac— See Phila Co
Eastern Connecticut Pow Co—
95
1st M s f 5s 1948 series A.A&O
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
99%
Serial ref 6s Jan 1926-1929___
68
R ef M 4% s 1948_________ J&J
72
R ef M 5s 1948___________ J&J
R ef 6s Jan 1948 ser C -M&S15
Ref 6s Jan 1948 series D-A&O
R ef 6s Jan 1948 series E .M & N
Lynn & Bos 1st 5s g '2 4 .-J&D
Extended to 1929.. .
99
Eastern N J Power Co—
99%
1st M 6s 1949___________ J&J
Eastern Oregon Light & Pow Co—
1st M 6s 1929___________ A&O
99%

Ask.

B onds.

Bid.

Eastern Pa Rys 1st 5s 1936--J&*
93%
_
95
94% Eastern Tex El Co 5s '42_ M&S
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co—
90
1st & ref 5s 1947-- . . . M&S
99%
1st lien & ref 6s 1942_____J&I
1st lien & ref 6% s 1948--M&S 101
94%
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946.-J&J
101%
East Bay Water 5% s 1946.-J&J
96
Un & ref 7% s '36 ser A . .M &S
Un & ref 6s 1944 ser B__ M&S
101%
101%
Un & ref 6s 1944 ser C . M&S
104%
Unif & ref 6s 1955 ser D ..M & S
101%
5 % % gold notes 1928___ F&A
100%
East Penn Elec Co—
104
1st M & ref 6s 1953_____J&J
104%
East St Louis (111) Lt & Pow—
1st 5s 1940 ____
_ J&E
_
East St Louis & Suburban Co—
84
Coll trust g 5s 1932 opt ..A& C
Alton Granite & St L Trac—
1st cons gold 5s 1944.-F&A
65
64%
Ctfs o f deposit ______
_
99
Easton Cons El 5s 1949_ M&N
Ry
93
East Palm & Beth 6s 1939--J&J
Economy Lt & Pow (Joliet, 111)—
100
1st M s f gold 5s 1956___ J&E
98
99
Edison Elec Ilium o f Boston—
99%
4% s% gold notes 1928--J&J 15
97
Ed El Ill(Bkn)See Kings CoEL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y )— See N Y G
Edison Elec Co (Lancaster)—
___
Refunding 5s 1943_______ F&A
101%
99% Eighth Ave R R — See N Y Rys
105% Elec & Peop— See Phila Rap Tran
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)—
87%
1st s f 6% s 1950 temp ctfs.M&S
100%
99% Electrical Securities Corp—
95
Coll trust s f 5s 1935 op t.-F & A
102
96
Coll tr s f 5s 1955 - - __A&0
99% Eliz Plainf & Cent JlSee Public
Eliz & Trenton R R /Serv Corp
Elmira Water, Light & R R —
94
1st & con g 5s 1956_
_
M&S
El Paso El Co coll tr g 5s ’3 2 -J&J 102
108
7% notes 1925. - - . - J&J 100
Empire District Electric Co—
96
89%
102
1st 5s 1949___ ________ M&N
106% Empire Gas & Electric Co—
Gen & ref 6s ser A 1952. J&D 102
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
105
96
103
Coke jt lst&ref 5s ’41 opt M&S
Empire Gas & Fuel—
105
l s t M s f 6 s 1926 - -_M&N 103
lst&ref conv7% s’37 ser A M&N 104%
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942-A&0
99
Equit 111 Gas, Phila, 5s g '2 8 -J&J 104%
Erie Railways—
94
1st & ref 6s 1954- - A&O
107
____
Erie El M otor s f g 5s 1941 A&O
Erie Ltg 1st M 5s 1967.-A&O
98%
100
100% Erie & Suburban R y 5s ’41-A&O
Evansv G & E L 5s ’32 op '12 J&D
99
Excelsior Springs Wat Gas & El—
94
1st M 6s 1932 o p t_______ J&D
Fairmont & Clarksburg Trac—93%
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913_ A&O
_
63
Federal Light & Traction—
1st s f g 5s 1942 opt . .M&S
93%
99%
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd____M&S
101%
96%
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B -.J& D
94
Fed St & Pleas Val— See Phil Co
Ft Pitt Traction— See Phila Co
100
Ft Smith Light & Traction—•
77%
1st M g 5s Mar 1 ’36 op t-.M & S
6% %
Ft W Van Wert & Lima Trac—
1st M g 5s 1930 guar_____J&J f 14
102
Ft Worth Pow & L 5s ’3 1 .-F&A
99%
42dStM&StNAv— See 3d A v Rv
Frankf Tacony & Holmesb R v—
1st gold 5s July 1940 - ..J & J
79%
40
Galesburg Ry Ltg & Power—
95%
Con 5s Oct 1934 - _ .J&D
99%
96
Galesb Ry & L 5s 1934.
105% Galv Elec Co 1st 5s ’40 op M&N
90
Galveston-Houston Elec R y—
1st M s f g 5s 1954 op t___ A&O
86%
101%
99%
101% Gas & El o f Bergen Co 5s ’49 J&D
Gen 5s N ov 1 1954______M&N
96
100
General Gas & Elec Corp—123%
S f g 7s 1952 ser A . M&S 103%
123%
Gen Gas & El Co 6s 1929.M&S
99%
123% German General Elec—
123%
93%
20-yr 7s 1945-- - . . . J&J 15
91% Ga Row & Ips—-See B & N St Rv
Georgia Light Power & Rys—
73
90
1st lien s f g 5s 1941 opt- M&S
95
Cent Ga Pr 5s ’38 opt’ 13 M&N
__ Georgia Ry & Elec 5s 1932.-J&J
99%
Refg & impt g 5s ’49 s f _ J&J
_
94
72
97%
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939 -J&J
Georgia Elec Lt 5s 1930.-J&J
99
Atlanta Northern Ry Co—
94
1st guar 5s '54 op '90 ..J & J
Georgia R y & Power—
94
1st & ref s f 5s 1954 opt -A&O
103%
Gen M 6s 1947 ________ A&O
90
Gen M 7s 1941..
___ M&N
105%
97% Grand Rap Gr Hav & Musk Ry—
75
1st g 5s July 1 1926_
_
-J&J
Grand Rapids R y—
95
101%
l s t s f 7 s 1939-. - .
..M & N
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
90
96%
1st M 7s 1944__________ F&A
87% Gt Falls Pow 1st 5s ’40 op.-M & N 102%
Great Lakes Power, Ltd—
1st M 6s 1926-1944. - -M&N 101
Great North Pow 5s 1935_ F&A
_
98%
98%
Great West Pow 5s 1946 op._J&J
97
1st & ref 6s Mar 1949- ..M &S 101%
1st & ref 7s 1950 ser B _ J&J no
_
1st & ref 6s 1952 ser C ____F&A
101%
71
Green Bay Gas & Elec Co—
75
1st & ref 5s 1935- ___ M&N
98%
88
Greenwich Tram 1st 5s '3 1 .-J&J
75
88
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12J&J
85%
88
Hagerstown & Frederick Ifty—
96%
1st & ref 6s 1944 - ___ A&O
101
Harrisburg L & P 5s 1952.-F&A
99%
Hart St Ry— 1st g 4s 1930--M&S
84%
102
Harwood El 5s '39 op ’ 14___ J&J
100
1st & ref s f g 6s '42 o p __ M&S 105%
101

Ask.

Bid.

B onds.

94
97

Ask.

Havana Elec R y, Light & Powei
—
93
Gen M 5s 1954 series A _ M&S
_
96
95%
Havana Elec R y 5s 1952. .T&A
90%
93% Helena Lt&Ry 1st 5s '25 op.M&S
101
Herkimer County Light & Power
98
100
1st 5s 1950___
______J&i
Hest Man & Fair Pass R y— See P hilaRT
96
101% Home Telep & Teleg(Los Angeles
99
100
107
Cal) 1st 5s 1933 ______J&J
98%
99
102
1st refunding 5s 1945_____J&J
102
Home Tel & Tel of Spokane—
98
99
101%
1st M g 5s M ay 15 ’36.M&N15
41
45
___ Hortonia Power 5s 1945___ F&A
Houghton Co (Mich) Elec Light—
99%
105
1st g 5s Jan 1 1927 opt_ J&J
_
25
Houghton Co Trac 1st 5s ’37 J&J f 15
____ Hous Elec 5s 1925 opt 1910.-F&A 100
98%
100
Hous Home Telep 5s 1935--M&S
____
99%
84% Houston Lt & Pow 5s 1931--A&C
92
____
1st lien & ref 5s 1953- --M&S
99%
____
66
1st lien & ref 6s 1953 ser B .A&O
97
65%
1st lien & ref 5% s’54 ser C.M&g
101
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949 M&N 100% 100%
96
Hydraulic Power of Niag Falls—
103
1st & refunding 5s 1950 -J&J 101
102
____
101
R ef & impt 5s 1951
_ A&O
_
97%
96%
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
J&J
___
100
1st lien gen M 8s 1930 . . J&J
First lien gen M 7s 1947.. J&J
____
101 %
1 1 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956 -J&E
1
94
91
Illinois Cent Trac 5s 1933. J&E
____ Illinois El Pow 1st 6s 1943 -A&O 103
104
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
102% 103
1st & ref 6s 1953 seris A . A&C
102
l05
Debenture 7s 1953
- -A&C
95%
88
Illinois Power 1st 5s 1933. .J&E
103% 104%
1st 7s 1936_______________J&E
99
100%
97
1st 6s 1944____
...
.J&E
98
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
92
93
1st & ref 5s 1957 opt__
A&C
97
94
Illinois Valley R y 1st 5s '35 M&S
Indiana Columbus & E Trac—
4
1%
Gen & ref g 5s ’26 op ’ 11 M&N f
20
Col Lon & Springf 5s '2 0 .A&O f *2
40
101
Dayt Spgf & Urb 5s ’28 .M&N
Indiana Electric Corp—
98%
99%
90%
1st M 6s 1947 series A . M&N
101
103
1st M 6% s 1953 series B ..F & A
____
81
103
Indiana L tg4s 1958 opt ..F & A
____
___
Indiana & M ich El 5s 1957.-F&A
96%
97%
97
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
Ind Nat Gas & O— See Peo G L&C
94
95
103% Indiana Power 6s 1944 . -M&N
104%
105
1st lien 7%s 1941 ser A M&N 103
101%
100
1st lien&gen 6% s’41 ser B.M&N 100
___
99
5 % % notes 1928. . . .F&A
100
. —____
92
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s '43 J&J
95
Indiana Service Corp—
90%
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1 1950.-J&J
91%
99%
Adjustment mortgage________ f 87%
88%
Indiana Union Traction—
10
100
1st g 5s July 1 ’33 op ’08.A&O
20
10
Indiana Nor 1st g 5s 1933-A&0
20
Indianap Columbus & Sou Trac—
96
1st M g 6s Feb 1 1948___ F&A
100
93% Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952-. A&O
97%
98%
Indianap L & H 5s 1940
-A&O
98%
93% Indianap & Martinsv Rap Tran—
102%
1st g 5s 1923 op t. .
.J&J n ___
50
95
Indianap New Castle & Eastern—
_
1st 6s 1932 . .
Indianap Nor— See Un Tr o f Ind
Indianapolis & Northwest Trac—
1st g 5s 1923 ext to 1933 M&S
43
Indianapolis & Southeast Trac—
20
1st M g 5s 1935__________ J&J
18
100%
Ind Shelby & S E 5s 1932 _J&J
18
Indianapolis Trac & Term Co—
1st s f gold 5s Jan 1 1933 A&O
91%
93
50
54
Indianap St gen 4s 1933-_ J&J
59
Citizens’ St con 5s g ’3 3 --M&N
77
82
97
Indianapolis Water—
97
1st & ref g 4% s 1940 op t. J&J
93
94%
93
1st lien & ref 5% s 1953 -M&S 102% 102%
Interborough-Metropolitan Co—
88%
Coll trust g 4% s 1956___ A&O f 11
13
Guar Trust certif of deposit. /
4%
7%
Stpd ass’t ’d & 16% subs . /
6%
Stpd as del of 16% sub
f
1%
104%
Stpd as to del on surrender
100%
of 60% of bonds_______ /
%
Interborough Rapid Transit—
93%
1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-ex. J&J
67
67%
Stamped __________
66%
67%
69%
6% notes 1932__________ A&O
70%
91
Conv g 7% notes 1932- M&S
88%
88%
96% International Railwav(Buffalo)—
100
79
Buff Ry 1st con M 5s g’31 F&A
82
95
Buff Trac 1st 5-« 1948- . J&D
71
73%
98%
Cross St Ry 1st 5s g ’3 2 .-M&N
79
81
100
Buff Bell & Lan 5s 1927. J&D
90
93
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938 -J&J
72
74
Buffalo & Niag Falls Elec Ry—
79
1st M 5s gold 1935______J&J
82
95
Internat Ry ref 5s ’62 op_M&N
61
62
103% Interstate El Corp 6s 1933.M&S
97
98%
106%
97
Debenture 7s 1932____..J & D
100
Interstate Power Co—
80
1st M g 6s series A 1944.-J&J
99
101
1st M g 6s series B 1944 -J&J
99
101
97
General 7s 1934____ J&J
93
100
Interstate Rys— Coll trust g 4s
90%
1943 opt 1913-- . .
-F&A
58%
59%
Iowa Ry & Lt (Cedar Rapids)—
98%
1st & ref 5s 1932 o p t ’ 15. M&S
100
103
Iowa Southern Utilities—
100
1st & ref 6s 1943_______ F&A
97
100
Ironwood & Bessemer R y & Light
102%
1st s f g 5s ’36 opt after '15.F&A
92
110% Italian Power Co—
Coll tr 6% s 1928 series A.A&O
98
99
Jackson Cons Tr— See M ich E .Ry
100
Jackson (Mich) Gas 5s g'37 A&O
98
100
80
Jackson (Miss) Public Service—
1st M 6s 1934______ __
A&O
94
97
1st M 7s 1934________________
99
101
97%
85
86
Jacksonville Trac 1st 5s ’31-M&S
77
82
Jacksonv Elec 5s ’27 opt .M&N
92
101
Jacksonv (111) Ry & Lt 5s ’31-J&J
94
93
107
Jamaica Water Supply Co—
1st gold 5% s series A 1955-J&J
99% 101

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[V ol. 120.
N T E A b n p ic s ae “a d in
O IC .— ll o d r e r n terest" e c p w e e mr e “f” a d in o e a d d fa lte b n s
x e t hr ak d
n c m n e u d o d.
B onds.

Bid.

Ask.

Bid.

Bonds.

102

90

91

10234
99

103
100

98

102

Manila Elec Co 7s 1942_ M&N
_
Manila Electric Corp—
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Corp—
1st lien & coll tr 5s ’5 3 --M&S
Manila Sub Rys 1st 5s 1946-M&S
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st s f 7s 1941 ser A _ M&N
_
M anuf’rs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939-J&D
Marion (O) Water Co—
1st mtge 6s 1943________ J&D
Market St El Pass Ry— See P R T
Market St R y (San Francisco)—
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A ______ Q-J
M aryl’d El Rys 1st gu 5s ’31 A&O
1st & ref 634s 1957 ser A . J&J
Balt & Ann S L 5s 1946--F&A
Massachusetts Gas 434s ’29--J& J
Deb g 434s Dec 1 9 3 1 ____J&J
5% notes Apr 15 1927_ A&O
_
Massachusetts Lighting Cos—
Deb g 7s 1926-’28_______ J&D
Deb g 7s 1930__________ A&O
M cGav & M t V— See Nash Ry&L
Memphis Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A ____J&J
1st & ref 6s 1948 ser B _ J&J
_
Memphis L & P 5s 1931-- J&J
Memphis St Ry con g 5s ’45 J&J
Meridian Lt & Ry 5s ’44_ M&S
_
Metropolitan Edison Co—
R ef & imp 8s 1935 ser A ..M & N
1st & ref 6s 1952 ser B ___ F&A
1st & ref 5s 1953 ser C ------J&J
Metropolitan Elec Co (Reading)
A&O
1st s f 5s 1939___ __
Metropolitan Power—
1st 6s 1953 ser A
- . . J&D
M et St Ry— See N Y Rys
Metropolitan West Side “ L ” —
1st gold 4s 1938_________ F&A
Exton gold 4s 1938- - J&J
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s ’35-J&J r
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s ’33 s f.F & A r
Miami Valley Elec 6s 1945--J&J
M ich Elec R y 5s 1948 - - - J&J /
Jack Cons Trac 5s 1934--M&N f
Michigan Gas & Elec Co—
1st & ref 6s 1943 _____ M&S
Michigan Light 1st 5s 1946-M&S
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 5s ’41 J&J
Middlesex Water Co (N J)—
Consol M 5s 1950_______ F&A
Middle West Utilities—
8% gold notes 1935--------- M&S
8% gold notes 1940--------- J&D
8% gold notes 1941- - - --------Millv Etna & Sharps— See Phil Co
Milwaukee Coke & Gas Co—
1st M s f 734s 1933______ F&A
Milw El R y & L t 5s 1 9 2 6 ---F&A
Ref & ext 434s g ’31 op t.-J& J
Gen & ref g 5s 1951 opt.-J& D
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B — J&D
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser C — M&S
Milw Light, Heat & Trac—
1st g 5s gu 1929 op t— M&N
Milwaukee G L 1st 4s ’2 7 --M&N
Milwaukee Northern Ry—
1st 5s Apr 1931_________ A&O
Minn Anoka & Cayuna R ’ge RR
1st 5s 1935_____________ M&N
Minneap G L 5s Feb ’30_ M&S
_

Lex (Ky) R y— See K y Tr & Term
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941-J&D
96
9434
iilndell R y— See United Rys(StL)
__
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937--M &N
97
Little Rock R y & El 5s '33-A&O
9734
___
R ef & ext g 6s 1938--------- A&O
9934
98
Lockhart Power 5H s 1950- F&A
97
Locknort & Olcott Ry— See Int T rac(B uffalo)
Long Isl Lighting 5s 1936--M&S 100
101
1st ref 6s 1948____________ J&J
10334 105
Lorain & Cleve R R — See Lake Sh Elec Ry
Los Angeles Gas & Elec Corp—•
1st & ref g 5s 1939 o p t .. JM&S 10034
Gen & ref g 7s 1926 ser A.M&S 10134
Gen & ref g 7s '31 B & C_ J&D 10634
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D ..M & S 10334 105
Gen & ref 534s 1943-- -.M & S
9934
Gen & ref 534s ’ 4 7 ser E --J & D
9934
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser G .-M & S 10234 10334
100
Gen & ref 5H s 1949 ser I..A & O
Los Ang G & E 5s 1934 - - J&J 100
10034
Los Ang Pac Co— See Pac El Ry
Los Ang & Pasad— See Pac El R y
Los Angeles Railway Corp—
87
1st & ref s f g 5s 1940- -_ J&D
8734
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938- -A&O
9634
9634
Los Angeles Sub Gas Corp—
104
1st lien coll trust 7s 1938 M&S 103
100
99
Louisiana Power 1st 6s '4 4 --J&D
Louisville Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A _M&N
9834
9834
Louisville Home Telephone—
___
1st 5s ext 7% 1925_______ J&J
10034
Loulsv Ltg 5s 53 unstmpd A&O
9834
92
92 H
Louisville R y con M 5s g ’30 J&J
2d mtge 434s 1940______ M&S
7534
7334
73
72
Gen M 5s 1950 - ____-.F & A
Louisville Water— See under Loui sville. p. 50.
Lower Austrian Hydro-Electric—
8534
85 34
1st s f g 634s 1944___ ____ ____
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Electric—
993
4
1st ref&imp g 5s’48 op '13. A&C
99 34
10334 10434
1st & ref 6s 1954- ______M&S
104
Debenture 7s 1944
_ J&J
_
103
102
Lykens Val L & P 6s 1945--M&S
Lynn & Boston R R — See Eastern Mass S t Ry
90
89
M acon R y & Light 1st 5s ’53-J&J
Madison Co (111) Light & Power—
95
1st g 5s 1 9 3 6 - ___ _____ J&I
Madison Gas & Electric Co—
1st ref 5s 1940...................A&C
9834 100
1st 6s 1926______________A&C
10034
Madison Railways Co—
80
75
1st g 5s 1936
- M&N
100
Mad RivPow] st 5s’35 gu op F&A
Manchester Tr Lt & Power—
96
62
Manhattan El con 4s g ’90-A&C
6134
53
54
2d gold 4s 2013...................J&I

Minn Gen El 1st 5s ’34 o p . _J&D
Minn St Rys— See Twin C ’y R T
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 6s 1950______ .M &N
105
____
1st & ref 5s 1955_________ J&D
Mississippi Power & Light—
99
1st & ref 634s 1943 ser A ..J & D
Mississippi Riv Pow 5s ’5 1 --J&J
9934
103
Sink fd deb 7s 1935_____M&N
Missouri Edison El 5s 1927-F&A
9934
95
Mobile Elec 5s ’46 op ’ 10 --M&N
M obile Gas imp & ref 7s ’51 J&D 100
M ob Lt & RR 1st g 5s ’3 7 .-J&D
69
Cons g 5s 1941______ __ M&S
68
Monongahela St Ry— See Phil Co
Monongahela Valley Traction—
92
1st M g 5s ’42 opt ’22------J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 534s 1950 series A _ J&J
_
97
Monongahela-West Pa P S Co—
1st lien & ref 6s 1928___ F&A
10034
Montpelier & Barre L & P Co—
1st ref 5s 1944
_____.A&O
95
Montana Power—
1st & ref s f 5s ’43 op ’ 1 8 --J&J 100
Montreal Lt, Ht & Pow Co—
lst&coll tr g 434s ’32op’ 12 J&J r 9634
99
Gold 5s 1933 opt 1913___ A&O
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 5s 1941 op t___ J&J
9834
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O r 93
M orn’side El StRy— See Phila Co
Mountain Home Telep Co—
Gen 5s 1938 _ __
_
- -J&J
99
Mountain States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1938 - - - -J&J
9134
1st M 6s 1938 series B — J&J
99
M t Wash St Ry— See Phila Co
99
Muncie El L 1st 5s ’32 op ’ 12 J&J
Muncie Hart & Ft Wayne Tr—
1st 5s g 1935 opt 1925------J&J / 10
M & U C Tr Co— See Un Tr of Inc
Municipal Gas (Albany, N Y )—
_
105
1st M 534s 1952 ser A _ A&C
Municipal Gas & Elec, Roch—
1st M g 434s 1942 opt ’ 12-A&0
Munic Service 5s 1942____M&S
9434
99
6% notes N ov 1 1928___ M&N
Muskegon Tr & Lt 1st 1931 M&S
50
Muskogee Elec Tr 5s 1934-M&N
Nashville Railway & Light—
Cons g 5s 1953 opt 1908.-J&J
9534
87
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958_ J&.
_
M cGavock & M t Vernon—
100
Summer St 1st M 6s ’26 J&J
2d series 6s July 1937 -_J&«
103
Nashville Gas & Heating Co—
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar. .M&N
98

f This price includes accrued interest,




k Last sale,

n Nominal,

B onds.

Ask.

10134

Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp— )
1st & ref 534 s 1945 series A F&A
97
9734
Jer C t y Hob & Pat— See P S Corp
Johnstown (Pa) Telephone Co—
1st & ref 5s 1942________ P&A
99
100
Johnstown (Pa) Traction—
1st & ref 5s July 1943 _ J&D
_
66
68
JoplinAPittsRy 1st 5s’30 op.M&S
15
25
Kankakee (111) G & E 5s ’30-M & S
99
94
Kansas City Gas 1st 6s 1942.F&A 101
Kansas City Power & Light—■
1st M 5s 1952 series A ____M&S
10034 10034
Kansas City Railways—
1st M 5s July 7 1944.........J&J f 63
65
2d M 6s July 7 1944...........J&J r 6
9
2d M 5s July 7 1944______ J&J f 6
9
Coll gold notes 7s M ay 15
1921______________M&N 15 f 73
75
Kansas Elec Power 6s 1937-J&D 10034 102
1st M 6s 1943--- - - -J&D
10034 102
Kansas Elec Util 5s 1925___A&O
Kansas Gas & Elec 6s 1952-M&S 103
10334
Deb gold 6s 2022 series A .M & S
93
91
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s ’ 51 opt ’ 14-F&A
82
83
Lexington R y 1st 5s 1949-J&D
94
95
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st lien 6s 1949 series E _ J&J
_
9834 100
Key System (San Fran-Oak Term)
1st M 6s 1938___________ J&J
102
10234
R ef 5s 1938 .......................J&J
8334
8334
R ef 6s 19 38--________________
9334
Key System Securities coll trust 6s
86
87
Key Tel 1st g 5s ’35 opt '0 8 --J&J
88
8734
6% gold notes 1927------- M&N
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37-A & 0 102
Purch money 6s g 1997_ A&O
_
1193s 12034
Edison El 111 Bkln 4s ’3 9 --J&J
9234
9334
Kings Co Elev R y— See Bkln R T
Kings Co Gas & 111 1st 5s’40-A&O
96
Kings C oL tg 1st ref 5s ’54--J& J
9734
1st ref 6 34s 1954_________ J&J
107
Kingsport Utilities 6s 1937-A&0
92
94
1st 7s 1937 series B ____ A&O
99
97 ‘
Kinloch Long Dist Tel 5s ’29-J&J
9934 100
Kinloch Telephone 6s 1928--F&A 10234 103
Knoxv Gas 1st 5s '33 opt ’ 13-A & 0
83
84
Knoxville Railway & Light—
R ef & ext 5s 1946 o p t _ J&D
_
92
95
Knoxville Trac 5s 1§38— A&O
97
98
Lackawanna & W yom Val R T —
Coll trust 5s 1951________ F&A
96
Laclede Gas L t ref 5s 1934--A&O 10034 101
1st M coll tr 5 34s '53 ser C.F&A 10134 10134
Lake Roland Elev— See Un Rys & Elec
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s ’33-J&J
7534
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933_ F&A
_
Lor & Clev g 5s ’ 27 op ’ 17-J&J
88
9434
___
Sand Frem & Sou 5s 1936--J&J
Tol Frem & No 634s 1925-J&J
Lake St Elev R R — See Chic & O akPkEl ec Ry
Laurentian Power 6s 1936- -J&J r 9834 100
Laurentlde Power 5s 1946_ J&J r 9934
_
Gen M 5s 1946___________ J&J r 10034
Lehigh Pow Sec 6% notes’27.F&A 10134 10134
Lehigh N av Elec 6s 1943.-J&J 106
10734
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st M g 5s Dec 1935 o p t.-M & S
9634
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 op t--M & S
88
8734
Cons gold 4s 1935______ i-J& D
80 34
R ef & impt g 5s 1960------J&D
8234
8134
Leh Val L & P 5s 1943 ---A & O
9634

99
95
97
59
9834
9634
10034

9934
9534
98
65
9934
10034

100
100
99
103
100
75
93

100

10434
96 34

106
9634

9934

10034

10334
74
7034
57
60
9434
20
20
9834
99
9534

77

101
76
7134
61
25
100
10034
97

9134
105)4
108 3
4
10834

10634
10934
10934

103 34
100
9634
9934
92 34
10234

104
10034

9934
9834

100
9834

9634

9734

9734
10134
102

____
9834
102 34
103

9934
9234
103

10534
97
10034
100)4
100 34
10234
73
69
___
99
10034
97
10034
9734
___
9834
9334
100
94

15
106
96
100
53
89
102
105
99

r Canadian price,

Nashville Water 4s 1928____J&J
Nassau El R R — See Bklyn Rap T
Nassau Lt & Pow 1st 5s ’27-A & 0
Nassau & Suff Ltg 5s 1945--F&A
Nat Electric Power Co—
Sec g 6s 1945____________ M&S
National Light, Heat & Power—
Coll trust 7s 1928 series B.J& J /
Nat Pow & L Inc 7s 1972____J&J
Nat Public Service Corp—
Coll t r s f 634s 1955 ser A ..F & A
Nebraska Power 1st 5s ’4 9 --J&D
1st M 6s 1949.................J&D
Deb 6s 2022.......................M&S
Nevada-Calif Elec 6s 1946--J&J
1st lien 6s 1950 series B — A&O
Nevada-Cal Pow 6s 1927— A&O
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944--Q-J
Newark Cons Gas con 5s ’48-J&D
Newark Pass R y— See P S Corp—
New Bedf & Onset 6s 1928--J&J
New Brunswick (Can) Pow Co—■
1st M 5s 1937___________ M&S
New Chester (Pa) Water Co—•
1st 5s Mar 1 1943________ M&S
New England Elec Securities—
1st coll tr 5s Jan 3 1932— J&J3
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951— J&J
New Eng Tel & Tel 4s 1930--J&J
5s gold Oct 1 1932-----------A&O
1st 5s 1952 series A — -J&D
New Haven W at 434s 1962.-J&J
N J & Hud Riv R y & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950 op t— .M&S
N J Pow & Lt 5s 1936______ F&A
New London G & E 5s ’2 7 --A&O
2d mtge 5s 1929 A&O
Consol & refg 5s 1933_____J&J
New Milford Pow 1st 5s ’32.F&A
New Orleans Pub Service Co—
1st & ref 5s series A 1952.-A&O
Gen M 434s 1935________ J&J
Inc 6s N ov 1949 series A .-J & D
Series B - - - - - - — J&D
New Orleans R y & Light Co—
Canal & Claib 1st 6s ’4 6 --M&N
N O Cy R R — Gen g 5s ’43-J&J
N O Cy & Lake 5s 1943-J&J
NO&Carroll con 5s Feb’33-J&J
Edison El 1st 5s 19 2 9 ---J&J
N O Pow-House Co 5s ’41 J&J
St Charles St 1st g 4s ’ 5 2 .-J&J
Newp News & Hamp R y, G & E—
1st & ref 5s 1944
------- J&J
Newp News & Old Pt R y & El
1st g 5s N ov 1 1938____M&N
Gen g 5s Mar 1 1941_____M&S
N Y Cent Elec Corp—
1st M 534s 1950_________ M&S
New York Edison Co—
1st lien & ref 634s 1941_ A&O
_
1st 1 & ref 5s ser B 1944--A&O
N Y Gas, Elec L t, H & P Co—
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948-----------J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949— F&A
Ed El 111, N Y , con g 5s’95-J&J
Central Un Gas 5s g 1927--J&J
Equitable Gas 5s 1932____M&S
New Amster Gas 5s 1948--J&J
NY&ER Gas 1st g 5s ’44.J&J
Con 5s 1945___________ J&J
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004--J&J

Bid.

Ask.

99
88

101
91

____
10534
103

____
104

97
99
___
9434
9934
9934
102
110
10034

98
9934
95)4
10034
10034
103
112
10034

____

50

77

79

95

97

50
102 34
9434
10034
10034
107

55
9534
101
101

6934
94 34
10034
101
101
101

70)4
96

93 34
88 34
90

9334
8834

107
93 34
9634
98
99 34
95
83

10834
94
97 34

90

9134

97
94

98
95

97

98

11434
10134

11534
10134

103 34
90
100
9934
100
92
93
9334
80
95 M
98
99

104 34
100 34
10034
99
96
81
96 34
100
101

_
North Un Gas 5s 1927_ M&N
Standard G L 5s 19 30---M&N
N Y Municipal R y Corp—•
1st mtge 5s 1966-------------- J&J f 8034
N Y & P a Telep & Teleg Co—
____
____
1st gold 5s Feb 1 1926------F&A
____
Gen s fd g 4s N ov 1929----M&N
N Y & Queens Elec Lt & Pow—■
1st cons g 5s Aug 1 1930--F&A 10034
90 34
NY&Queens Gas 1st 5s ’3 4 --F&A
9234
N Y 4 Queens Co Ry 4s ’46-A&O f ----Steinway R y 1st 6s 1922..J&J f 2234
2334
New York Railways Corp—
70
---«
Purchase mon 40-yr 6s ser A w i
Adj income 6s Jan 1 1965 A pr.
3034
3034
Participating rects w i ________
2834
29 34
New York Railways—
51
1st R E & ref 4s ’42 op ’ 16-J&J / 37
53
Guar Trust ctfs o f deposit_ / 5034
_
Adi inc g 5s Jan 1942____A&O f
434
5
Bankers Trust ctfs o f depos. f
434
534
46
49
Bleeck St & FF 1st 4s ’50-J&J
76
Bway & 7th Av Cons 5s’43 J&D
7434
C tf dep stpd Dec ’23 int____
7434
7434
78
81
Bway Surf R R 1st 5s ’ 2 4 .-J&J
Cen Crosstown 1st 6s ’22-M&N / 80
14
Col & 9th Ave 1st 5s ’93-M&S / 1234
____
Eighth Ave ctf ind 6s ’ 19-F&A / 78
___
Lex Ave & P Fy 1st 5s g ’ 93 M&S / 41)4
Second Ave con 5s g’48 gu.F&A l
34
%
Trust Co certifs o f deposit_ f.
34
34
42
Receiver’s certificates 1914 - / 40
South Ferry 1st 5s 1919--A&O / 90
Third Ave— See under “ T .”
34th St Crosst 1st 5s ’96--A&C
6034
63 34
____
60
23d Street R y 5s 1962____J&J
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
99 34 100
1st ref M 6s 1951 series A.M&IN
1st ref 6s 1952 _ ____ M&Tv
_
N Y State G&E Corp 5’s ’62 A&C
l6 6 l
d 10034
____
102
1st 6s 1953 - - -,J & .
New York State Railways—
67
1st con g 434s ’62 op ’ 13-M&N
6734
90
1st con 634s 1962________ M&li
90 34
N Y Steam 6s 1947______ M 1N 10234
&
N Y & Suburban Gas— See Westc hester Light’g
98
N Y Tel 1st 434s’39 tax ex.M&E
9834
110
Deb 6s Feb 1949-- - - -F&A
11034
108
A&C
R ef M 6s Oct 1941___
10834
N Y Westch & Bos Ry— See Stea m RRs
Niagara Falls Power 5s 1932-J&.
10134 10134
R ef & gen 6s Jan 1932.-A&O 106
10634
1st & cons 6s ser AA ’50-M & f
106
10634
Niagara Falls Water 5s 1927____
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
R ef s f 6s 1958 series A _ F&A
_
10934
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A -A&C
9934
9934
N orf & Atl Term— See Va R y & I

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PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
A b n Pic s a « “a dintoreat" except w mr e “r’ a d In o e a d d fa lte b n s
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Ask.
B onds.
N orf & Ports Tr— See Va B y & P
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Electric
N orf B y & Lt 1st 5s 1949--M & N
95 %
97
consol gold 5s 1949_____ M&S
Norfolk St 1st g 5s 1944---J& J
98
98 % Pawtucket Gas 4s 1932___ M&N
North American Edison Co—
Peekskill Lt & BB 5s 1930--A&O
S f g 6s Mar 15 ’52 ser A.M&S15 101% 101% Peninsular Telephone Co—
„ S f g 6% s 1948 ser B _____M&S 104
104%
First M tge 6s 1943_______ J&J
North Carolina Elec Power—
Conv deb 6% s ’34 ser A . .A&O
1st s f g5s Oct ’4 0 op '1 6 --A & 0
95
Penn Central Light & Power Co—
North Carolina Pub Serv Co—
1st & ref 5s 1950________ A&O
1st & ref 5s 1934 op t......... A&O
92 %
93 %
1st & ref 6s 1953________ J&D
1st & ref 6% s 1944______ F&A
96%
100
Penn Public Service 5s 1962-F&A
_
Salisb & Spencer 5s ’45_ M&N
81%
83
1st & ref 6s 1929________ J&D
North Hud Co B y— See P S Corp
1st & ref 7%s 1935 ser B-J&J
North Hudson L t, H & P Co
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser C —M&N
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938--A&O
98 %
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser D _ J&D
_
North Jer St B y— See P S Corp
Conv deb 6%s 1938_____M&S
North Shore Electric Co—
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
1st & ref g 5s ’40 op ’20_ A&O
_
99
10 0
1st M 5s 1946 ser A ______ A&O
North Shore Gas Co o f Illinois—
1st M 6s 1946__________ M&N
1st gold 5s 1937 o p t..........F& A
—
Pennsylvania Electric Corp—
No Texas Gas 6s 1926-32--.A & 0
98"
Deb g 6% s 1954________ A&O
North Calif Pow 5s 1932--.J & D
10 0 %
lO l"
Deb s f 6s
B & cons s f 5s ’48 op ’ 1 5 --J&D 1 0 0 % 1 0 0 % Pennsylvania1955__________ A&O
Ltg 5s 1940___J&J
North Ind Gas & El 6s ’5 2 .-M&N 103
104
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt—
1st ref 5s 1929___________ A&O
99%
10 0 %
1st & ref 5%s ’54 ser A _ J&J
_
Northern N Y Utilities, Inc—
Deb g 6s 1939____________J&J
1st M & ref 5s 1963______ J&J
99
10 0
Penn-Ohio Edison 6%s ’27 J&J
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A ..M & N 1 1 0
114
Young-Sh B y & L 5s ’31-.J& J
1st Hen & ref 6s 1947 B -.M & N
10 2 %
104% Pennsylvania Power & Light—
1st 1 & ref 6s 1943 C ____M&N
10 2
104%
1st & ref 7s ser A 1951_ F&A
_
1st 1 & ref 5% s ser D ’4 9 --J&D
98%
10 0
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser B _ A&O
_
Watertown L & P 5s 1959-J&J
99
10 0 %
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser C .-.M & S
Northern Ohio Power—
1st & ref 5s ser D 1953_ M&S
_
10-yr 7s 1935__
91%
—
Pennsylvania Util 6% notes 1926
Northern Ohio Trac & Light.—
Penn Water & Power s f 5s ’40J&J
1st consol gold 5s 1933____J&J
95
96
1st ref 5% s 1953 ser A _ A&O
_
1st consol gold 4s 1933____J&J
85
87
Pensacola El Co 1st 5s ’3 1 --F&A
1st lien & ref 5s 1956_____F&A
85
87
People’s G L & Coke, Chicago—
Secured 6s 1926_________ J&D
98%
99%
1st cons g 6s 1943_______ A&O
Gen & ref 6s 1947 ser A ..M & S
95%
96
Befunding gold 5s 1947--M &S
North Ont L & P 6s Apr ’31-J&J
99
10 0
Chic G L & C 1st 5s 1937--J&J
Northern States Power Co—
Consum Gas 1st g 5s ’3 6 --J&D
1st & ref 5s 1941________ A&O
98%
98%
Ind Nat G&O g 5s ’36 gu.M&N
1st & ref 6s 1941 ser B _ A&O
_
104% 105%
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s ’47 M&N
Conv 6% s 1933_________ M&N 119
119% People’s Traction— See Phila B T
6 % % gold notes 1933---M & N 104:% 105
Peoria Bloom & Champ Trac—
1st lien 6s 1948 ser A ____M&N
103
104
1st gold guar 5s 1936____M&N
Nor States Pow o f Wis— See Wis- Minn L & P
Peoria B y 5s 1926_________ F&A
Northern Texas Electric Co—
Peoria W W Co pr 1 5s ’4 8 --M&N
CoU tr s f g 5s 1940 op t_ J&J
_
81
83
1st con 4s 1948_________ M&N
Northern Texas Traction Co—
1st con 5s 1948_________ M&N
1st g 5s 1933 opt 1913___ J&J
95
96
Deb 4s 1 9 5 0 .-........... ...M & N
Nor Westch Ltg 5s 1955____J&D
Philadelphia Company—
Northwestern Electric Co—
_
1st coll trust g 5s 1949_ M&S
1st gold 6s 1935________ M&N 101
102%
Cons M coll tr g 5s 1951-M&N
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
Stamped___________________
1st mtge 5s 1941 o p t_____M&S
80
81
1st ref & coll tr 6s ’44 ser A F&A
Union El (Loop)5s g ’4 5 --A & 0
75%
76%
Conv deb 5% s 1938_____M&S
Northwest Gas L & Coke (Chic)
Alleg BeUe & Per 5s 1935. A&O
Cons g 5s Dec 1 1928____Q-M
Ardmore Street 5s 1958--A&O
Cicero Gas gen & ref 5s ’32 -J&J
99
100
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929--J&J
Northw Teleg— See W U Teleg
Citizens’ Trac 1st 5s '2 7 --A&O
Norwich(Ct)Gas & E g 5s’27-J&J
Duquesne Light 6s 1949--J&J
Nova Scotia Tr & Pow 5s 1946_
_
84
85
1st & coll tr 5% s '49 B-J&J
Ogden Gas 5s 1945________ M&N
98
99
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s '3 0 --J&J
Ohio & Nor Gas 7s 1 9 2 5 ---M &N
Fed St & P V 5s M ay 1 ’42-J&J
Ohio Pow 1st 7s 1951 ser A ..J & J 106% 107'
Ft Pitt Trac 1st 5s 1935--J&D
_
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser B _ J&J
95%
96
M illv Et & Sh 5s 19 23---M&N
1st & ref 6s 1953________ M&S 103% 104%
M onong St By 5s g 1928. J&D
Deb g 6s 2024____________J&D
94 %
95%
Wilk & E Pit 1st g 5s ’29-M &S
Ohio PubUc Service Co—•
M orn’side El St B y 5s ’33 A&O
1st M & ref 7 %s ’46 ser A_A&O 112% 114
Mount Washington St By—
1st & ref 7s ’47 ser B _____ F&A
1st & coll tr gu 5s 1933-A&0
1st & ref 5s '54 ser D ____ M&S
92%
92%
Pitts Alleg & M gen 5s ’30 A&O
Ohio Biver Edison Co—■
Pitts & Bir Tr 5s g 1929-M&N
1st m s f 6s 1948_________ J&J
103% 103%
B K & A Trac 6s 1931-.M &S
Ohio Service 1st 6s 1937---M & N
10 0 %
10 1%
Brownsv Ave 5s 1926--F&A
Ohio State Telephone—
W Liberty 1st g 5s '3 0 --J&J
Cons & ref s r 4s-5s 1944--J&J
99% 1 0 1
Pitts & Charleroi 5s '3 2 --M&N
Ohio Water 6s June 1933________
98
10 0
Pittsb Bys 5s 1953______ A&O
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
Pitts Trac 1st 5s 1927_ A&O
_
1st & ref 7% s 1941______ F&A 107%
So Trac 1st & coll tr g 5s '50 A&O
1st M 5s 1950..................... M&S
95
96"
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934____J&D
Debenture gold 6s 1940_ M&S
_
98%
98%
Gold 5s July 1933______ J&J
Oklahoma B y 1st & ref 5s ’41 - J&J
55
50
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs__J&J
Omaha & Council Bluffs St B y—
West End Trac con 5s '38- J&J
1st consol g 5s 1928_______ J&J
81%
83
Phila Elect 1st 5s 1966_____A&O
Omaha & Coun Bluffs B y & Br
1st M 4s 1966..................A & O
1st cons g 5s Jan 1 1928_ J&J
_
91%
93
1st lien & ref 6s 1941_____J&D
Ontario Pow 5s ’43 op to ’ 13-F&A 1 0 0 %
10 0 %
1st & ref 5% s 1947______J&D
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
1st lien & ref 5% s 1953-.M &N
1st gu g 5s ’45 op b e f ’ 16--M&N
99%
—
First Hen & ref 5s 1960_ J&J
_
Orange & Pas Val By— See P S Corp
Phila & Garretsford St By—
Oregon Elec B y 5s ’33 opt--M & N
66
6 6 %
1st 5s 1955______________F&A
Ottawa Elec 1st g 5s 1933_ J&D
_
Philadelphia Bapid Transit-rPacific Coast Pow 5s 1940-M&S
99"
16 1"
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f_.F & A
Pacific Elec B y g 5s 1942___J&J
91%
91%
S f guar 5s ’62 opt ’ 17____M&S
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
Eq tr 5H s ’25-’33 (s-a)-_F&A
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt ’ 15--J& J
81%
82
Eq 5%s ’25-’34 (yr)__J&D 15
L A-Pac B B con 5s ’31-A&O
95%
Darby Media & Ches St By
L A Pa E B Cal 5s ’4 3 --M&S
85%
85%
1st 4%s '36 opt ’ 16 gu.-J& J
Los Ang & Pas 5s g 1928--J&J
97
Market Street Elev Pass B y
Pasadena & M t L 4s '5 0 --J&D
88
90
1st g gu 4s 1955_______ M&N
Pacific Gas & El ref 5s '42_ J&J
_
98%
98%
Union Traction—
1st & ref 7s 1940 series A ..J & D
109% 1 1 0 %
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs '45-A&O
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J& D
105% 106%
People’s Traction Co—
1st & ref 5% s 1952 ser C-T&D 1 0 1 % 1 0 1 %
P P B y tr ctfs 4s ’43 -F&A
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser D _ J&D
_
—
95%
W Phila Pass 2d 5s ’26-M&N
Pacific Gas & Elec (Arizona)—
Philadelphia Suburban Gas & Elec
1st M 6s Jan 1931_______ J&J
1st M & ref g 5s ’60 op T5 F&A
Pacific Gas Imp 4s Sept ’30-Q-M
Gen M 6s 1969__________ J&D
Pacific Light & Power Corp—
1st consol 6s 1943_______ J&D
1st & ref s f g 5s 1951 op..M & S
99% 1 0 0 % Phila & W Ches Tr 4s 1954--J&J
Pac L & P Co 1st 5s '42_ J&J
_
98
99
Phila & West By 5s 1960___ J&J
Guaranteed________________
Pine Bluff Co 5s 1942______J&J
Pacific Lighting Corp—
1st 6s 1942-......................-.J& J
Secured g 6s 1940_______ F&A
1 0 1 %
Pitts Alleg & Man— See Phila Co
Pacific Pow & L 1st 5s ’3 0 --F&A
l 6 6 " Pitts & Birin Tr— See Phila Co
99%
1st lien & gen M 8s 1930--F&A
Pitts & Charleroi— See Phila Co
Pacific Teleph & Telegraph­
P M cK & Con— See W Penn Bys
ist & col tr s f g 5s 1937--J&J 2 1 0 1 % 1 0 1 % Pittsburgh Trac— See Phila Co
B ef M 5s 1952 series A _ M&N
_
98%
99
Pittsburgh Bys— Sfee Phila Co
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952_ A&O
_
95
93
Pontiac Light 1st 5s 1927--J&J
Pasa & M t Lowe— See Pac El By
Portland (Me) El 5s '26 opt F&A
Paterson B y— See Pub Serv Corp
Portland (Ore) Elec Power Co—
1st 1 & ref 6s 1947 ser B --M & N
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke—
1st & ref g 5s '40 opt ’2 0 --J&J
1st general 7s 1940_______ J&J
Portland Gas 1st 5s 1951-F&A

Bid.

Asfc.

100%
93
93

95

104
105

B onds.

—

99%
104
96
101
105
104
93%
102
97
102

105
94%
104

99
93%
99%

Power Secur coll tr 6 s '49.
100
Prov Secur— See Steam B B ’s—
94% PubUc Service Co o f Colorado—
—

99
98%
101
97

99%
99% PubUc Service Co of Nor HI—
102
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '21--A 5
98

106 %
97%
105
97%
100
100%
102
88

107
98

110
99
101
100%
97%

PubUc Service Corp of N J—
Trust certs 6 % perpet_ M
_
Gen g 5s Oct 1 1959 op — A
Certificates of deposit_
_

—

80

87%
76

99
108
96
99%
—

"

99
105%
107
92
/ 82
99%
99
94%

107%
95
84
10 0
10 1

%

95%

10 1

96%
%

10 2

99

10 0

10 0

104%
1.03
99%
73"

97%
%

10 1

104%
105
99%
75"

68

99%
100%
92
—

r
r

10 0

98
—

93
101
__

66

90%
98%
106%
95%
90%
99%
99

100%
104%
Porto Bico Bys, Ltd-

Ask.

62
75

Portland B y Lt & Power—
1st & ref s f 5s 1942 op__

Newark Pass con 5s ’30-.
Newark Term B y 5s ’5 5 --J&D

75
57
8 3 ,.

97%
93

59
85
97%

10 0

87

____

92%
63
73
30

94%
66
80
—

103
97%
97%
104 %
99%
77
60
80
85
106
105%
81
70
73
73
80
78
80
83
77
81
85
80
70
73
78
83
60
70
80
60
75
103
84
107%
106 %
106%
100%
83
85%
91
100
99%

97%
97%
105
99%
82
65
85
90
106%
105%
85
75
77
—
86
94
90
75
77
85
75
85
63
80
103%
107%
161%
85
86%
93
—

82%

83%

85

86

61%

62

64
99%

65%

99
103
103%
75
95
94
101

100
104
101%
96
96
103

99%
99 %

100%

98%

99%

96%

98

Nor Jer St B y 4s 1948--M&N
83
Or & Pass Val 1st 5s '3 8 --J&D
68
Paterson B y— Con 6sg’31_J&D
90
2d 6s T4 ext 5% to ’44-A & 0
60
Biverside Trac 5s I96 0--J&D
70
So Jersey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1953--M&S
97%
PubUc Service Elec Pow Co—
1st M s f 6s 1948................ A&O
106
PubUc Service Elec & Gas Co—
1st & ref 5% s 1959_______ A&O 105
104%
1st & ref 5 % s 1964.............A&O
Public UtiUties EvansviUe—
1st & ref 6s 1929-------------- J&J 1 0 0
Puget Sound Power Co—
1st g gu 5s 1933 opt------- J&D
99%
Puget Sound Power & Light—
10 0
1st & ref 5%s 1949---------J&D
Puget Sound Electric By—
1st consol g 5s ’32 op .-F & A
89
Tacoma By & P 5s ’29-A& 0
98%
Quebec Power Co—
_
1st M s f 6s 1953 ser A.A & O / 1 0 1
Quebec B y Lt H & Pow—
Cons g 5s 1939 op t----------- J&D r 94%
98%
Queens Bor Gas & El 5s '52-J&J
B ef 6s 1953______________M&S 104%
Quincy (IU) Gas Elec & Heat—
1st cons g 5s 1935 op '10.M &S
Quincy G & E 5s 1929— M&S
89“
Quincy (111) B y 5s 1932— F&A
Bacine (Wis) Water 5s ’31-M &N
93
93
Bail way & Light Sec 5s var------Bap Tr St By— See Pub Ser Corp
99
Beading Trac 6s 1933----------- J&J
Bed Wing G L & P— See Wis-Min n L & P
Bhinelander Light & Power Co—
1st g 6s 1936--------J&J 1 0 0
Bhode Island Sub 4s 1950--J&J
Bichmond (S I) Lt & BB—
77
1st coll tr g 4s 1952----------- J&J
Bio de Janeiro Tram Lt & P—
88
1st g 5s 1935------------------- J&J
Biverside Trac— See Pub Ser Corp
99%
Boanoke G L 5s 1927--------- A&O
95
Boanoke By & El 5s 1953.-F&A
90%
Boanoke Tr & Lt 5s 1958--F&A
97%
Boanoke W W 1st 6s 1936--J&J
89%
Gen g 6s 1934------------------M&S
Bochester Gas & Elec Corp-—
Gen M 7s 1946 series B ..M & S 1 1 0 %
Gen M 5%s 1948 series C-M &S 104%
Boch B y & Lt 5s ’54 op t------J&J 1 0 0
Tax exempt__________ - — - - - 96%
Boch B y cons 5s g 1930.-A&O
88
2d 5s g 1933................... J&D
Bochester & Syracuse RE—
43
1st M conv 5s 1957------- M&N
99
Boch Telep gen 5s 1933— A&O
1st & ref 6s 1946-------------- A&O 105
Bockford (111) Electric Co—
1st & ref s f 5s ’39 op ’ 14-M&S 1 0 0
Borne (Ga) By & L 5s '4 6 --A & 0
Borne (N Y) Gas, Elec Lt & P _
97
1st 5s 1931______
J&D
96
1st ref 5s 1946--------------- - - - - - Bumford Falls Pow 4s 1945-A&0
85
Gen M 4% s Dec 1929---J&D
94
Butland By Lt & P 1st 5s’46-M&S P 85
Sacramento Elec Gas & By—
Cons 5s Nov 1 1927------- M&N 1 0 0 %
& Lt
1 st cons guar 5s 1959____M&S
t Joseph Gas— 1st 5s 1937. _J&J
t Joseph B y, Lt Heat & Power—
1st g 5s N ov 1 1937------- M&N
t Louis B B — See Un Bys (St L)
t Louis Springf & Peoria B B —
1st & ref gu g 5s '39 opt-.J& D
St Louis & Springf 5s '33-J&D

1st M

6

85

—
—

106%
104%
10 1
10 0

%

10 0

%

10 0
10 1

%

l66
105%
90%
95
—
10 1

—

79
89
10 0

99
91%
98%
91

105%
%

10 0

98"
91
47
10 0

105%
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98
90
97

10 0

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93%
90%

94%
91

91%

92

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87%

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107%

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Bid.

Ask.

St Paul C ity B y— See Twin City R T
St Paul Gas Light—
Gen gold 5s 1944...........—M&S
99 k
100
Gen & ref 5 k s 1954 ser B_J&D
99 X
100 k
Gen & ref 6s 1952. - _ .J&J 103
104
Salisbury & Spencer— See No Car o P u b S erv
Salmon R iv Pow gu 5s '52 op F&A 100 k
101k
Salt Lake Term 6s 1935- - J&D
93
Salt River Val Water Users Assn
6s 1938__________________ F&A
99
102 k
San Antonio G & E 5s 1949-M & S
97 k
San Antonio Public Service—
_
1st ref 6s 1952 series A _ J&J 102
102 k
San Diego Consol Gas & Elec—
1st g 5s 1939 opt 1914— M&S 100
1st & ref 6s 1939 ser A__M&S 102 X
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B ..M & S
91
94
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser C _ M&S 102 X
_
Sand Frein & So R y— See Lake Sh El Ry
San Fran G & E 4 k s 1933--M &N
97 k
N ot callable
________ __
96 k
San Joaquin Lt & Power Corp—
1st & ref g 6s ’50 ser A --F & A
103k
103 k
Series B . ______ __
_
_
102k
-Series C __________ __
103k
Unif & ref 7s 1951_______ M&S
107k
Unif & ref 6s 1952 ser B._M&S 102k
Unif & ref 6s M ay 1 '54 E-M &S
San Joaquin Light & Power—
1st 5s 1945 opt aft '1 0 --J&D
100 X
Santiago (Cuba) Elec Lt & Tr—
1st g 6s 1959 ont 1919___ J&J
94
97
Sao Paulo Tram, Lt & Pr, Ltd—
1st g 5s June 1 1929-J&D r 9 2 k
Savannah Elec & Power Co—
1st & ref 7 k s 1942 ser A.A & O 106
Savannah Elec Co 5s g ’52-J&J
95
92 X
Saxon Public Works, Inc—
1st M sink fund 7s 1945--F&A
92
92 k
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947___ A&O
95
93k
Schenectady Railway Co—
1st M 5s 1946 opt 1919— M&S
66
68
Schuylk Trac— 1st 5s 1943--A&O
Scranton Elec 5s '37 opt ’ 12-J&J 100
101
8% gold bonds Jan ’3 1 --A&O
80
Scranton R y— 1st 5s N ov '32-J&J
81k
1st & ref 5s 1947--F&A
78
79 k
Scran Trac 1st 6s g ’3 2 --M &N
93
95 k
Scran & Wilkes-Barre Tr Corp—
Coll trust 6s 1934________ A&O
78
1st & ref 5s 1 9 5 1 ...............F&A
80
Seattle Elec 1st g 5s '30 opt_F&A 100
Con & refg s f 5s 1929____F&A
99 k
Seattle-Everett Traction—
92
1st M g 5s 1939 opt 1914--M&S
94
Seattle Ltg 1st 5s ’44 opt ’ 10-M&S
97 X
R ef g 5s 1949 opt 1914 —A&O
91
93
Gen Mtge 7s 1929
------J&J 100
101
Second Ave— See N Y R y s _____
Second Ave Trac— See Phila Co—
Seneca Pow Corp 6s 1946--M &S
Shawinigan Water & Power—
1st cons s f 5s 1934 _
J&J 101
1st ref 5 k s Jan 1 1950_ J&D
_
103k
1st ref 6s 1950____ J&J 106
106 k
Sheboygan Elec— See East Wis El ec Co
Shrevep Rys— 1st 5s ’25-’44-J&J
Sierra & San Francisco Power—
1st g 5s 1949 o p t -----------F&A
95 X
96
2d M 6s 1949 series A __ J&J
92
93 k
2d M 5s 1949 series B _- J&J
79 X
80 k
Somerset Un & Middlesex Ltg—
82
M tge g 4s Dec 1 1943____J&D
So Bend & Mishawaka Gas—
Cons g 5s 1926 opt 1908_ J&J
_
100
99 X
So Car Gas & El 6s ’42_ M&S15
91
93
86
Conv 6s Dec 15 ’32 -J&D15
87
South Cov & Cin St Ry— See Cin New & Cov Ry
South Ferry— See N Y Rys—
South Jer G E & T — See Pub Serv Corp
South Pittsburgh Water Co—
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser A J&J
91
93
Southern Bell Telep & Teleg—
1st s f g 5s 1941 opt 1916- - J&J 101X
101k
Sou B ’vard— See Third Ave R y—
Southern California Edison—
Gen g 5s N ov 1939 opt
J&J 100
Gen & ref g 6s 1944 F&A 104k
105
103K 103k
Refund 6s 1943 ______ A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1944
_F&A
96
Southern Cal Gas 6s 1950 -M&N 104
104k
1st & ref 6s 1958 series C . . J&D 100
101
1st & ref 7s 1951 series A - M&S
Southern Calif Telephone—
1st M 5s 1947...............................
99
97k
Southern Canada Pr Co Ltd—
1st & ref 6s 1948 - M&S r 103
Southern Colorado Power Co—
1st g 6s 1947 series A .
_J&J
99
98k
Southern Counties Gas Co o f Calif
1st g 5 k s M ay 1936 ___M&N
99 k
Southern Illinois Lt & Power—
1st M 6s 1931 o p t___
.J&J 101k
103
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec—
Deb 7s 1934____- - - - - J&J
99 k
100k
South N E Telep 1st 5s ’48 J&D 105 k
Southern Pow 5s 1930 opt--M &S 100
101
Southern Sierras Power—
1st s f gu 6s Sept '36 op '18. J&J 102 k
103 k
Southern Trac— See Phila Co—
Southern Utilities 6s 1933- A&O 101k
102k
Southern Wisconsin Elec Co—
100
1st g 6s 1936____________ J & T
98 k
91
93
Southern Wise Pow 5s '38- A&O
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 5s 1954 ser A F&A 101
101k
Southwest G & E 5s 1932--F&A
97 k
98 k
95
Gen M 6s 1957................._M&N
96 k
Southwest Power Co—
99
102
1st M 6 k s 1944 series A-M&N
Southwestern Power & Light—
1st lien 5s 1943................... J&D
96 k
97 k
94
95
Deb g 6s 2022 series A - -M&S
97
1st 1 & col 6s 1957 ser A ..M & S
99 k
S W Missouri RR 5s 1931--M&S
____
S W M o El Ry ref 5s '23 - -M&S
____
Spring Br’k Water— 5s g ’26-A & 0 100
99
100
1st ref 5s 1965 - - - - - - A&O
Spring Vai Wat 1st 5s ’4 3 --M&N
98 k
98 k

B onds.

Bid.

Ask.

B onds.

Bid.

Ask.

United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Springfield (O) Lt, Ht & Power—
62
68
Prior lien M 4s Jan 1946 ser B .
1st s f g 5s 1929_________ F&A
99 k
55
60
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A _
_
100
General & ref 5s 1933_ A&O
_
99 k
50
Gen ref M 4s Jan. 1951 ser B__
45
Springfield & N E Tr—
United Electric Securities Co—
1st 5s 1936. - - ______ J&D
84 k
Coll tr g 5s 1933 to 1955--F&A !>5.45% 5.25%.
Springfield (M o) R y & Lt Co—
1st s f g 5s 1926 o p t . _ M&N
_
100 k United Fuel Gas 6s 1936___ J&J 101k
99 k
___
____
____
____
7 k s Aug 15 1931_____F&A15
Springfield (O) R y 1st 5s '35 M&S
102
United G & E Corp 6s ’4 5 --A&O 100
1st M 5s 1925-1935- — M&S
United Gas & El (S F) 5s ’32.J&J 100 k
Standard Gas & Elec of Delaware
United Ilium Co New Haven—•
131
Conv deb 6 k s 1933_____M&S 129k
93 k
1st 4s Feb 1 1940________ F&A
91k
101
6% g notes 1935_____ -A&O
99k
United Light & Power Co—
139
Conv g deb 6 k s 1954------J&J 138
98
96 k
Deb g 6 k s 1 9 7 4 --.............M&N
Staten Island Edison Corp—
99
100
5 k % g notes 1928______ M&S
107
R ef & impt 6 k s '53 ser A.J& J 105
97
98
United Lt & Rys 1st 5s ’3 2 . . J&D
Steinway Ry— See N Y & Queens Co R y
Conv deb 6s 1926_______ M&N
100 k
101k
Suburban Gas Co of Philadelphia
101
1st 1 & cons M 6s ’52 ser A.A& O 100
____
1st s f g 5s Apr 1 ’52 op ’07 A&O 100
United Power & Tran—
Superior Water, Light & Power—
_ ___
40
Del Co & Phi tr ctfs 4s '49-J&J
____
93
1st 4s M ay 1931________ M&N
64
66
United Rys tr ctfs 4s ’49--J& J
____
94
R ef 5s 1929- ____M&S
85
90
____ United Pub Util 6s 1943------J&J
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946J&J
98 k
Unit Rys & Elec (Baltimore)—
Syracuse Lake Shore & North—
70
69 k
_
1st consol g 4s 1949 _ M&S
32
1st M g 5s ’47 opt ’ 17 -M&N
95 k
1st con M 6s 1949_______ M&S
95 k
100k
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951-J&D 100k
Income g 4s 1949 op ’2 9 --J&D
50 k
89
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1946 M&S
87 k
_ _
_
70 k
Inc funding g 5s 1936____J&D
90
2d mtge g 5s 1930 _
_
J&J
88 k
99
6% gold notes 1 9 2 7 - ------F&A
98 k
Tacoma R y & P— See Puget Soun d Elec
Balt Sparrows Pt & Ches—
___
____
Tacoma Wat Sup 1st 5s '25 J&J
87
1st g gu 4 k s 1953------F&A
85 k
Tampa Electric Co—
99
100
Balt Tr Co 1st M 5s '29.M &N
____
99
1st M g 5s 1933 s f o p .. J&D
100
No Balt Div 1st 5s ’42 -J&D
99 k
—
90
Tampa Gas 5s 1937 o p t .. M&N
____
99
Cent R y con M g 5s 1932-M&N
Tennessee Electric Power—
_ _
_
99
Ext & imp 5s 1932____M&S
103 k
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A . -J&D 103 k
99
Lake Ro El 1st 5s ’42-M &S
94
95 k
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt-.M & N
United Railways o f Havana—
____
____
Tenn Water 1st 5s 1946
M&S
Eq 7 k s Feb 15 ’36___ F&A 15 109k 110
Terre Haute Indianap & East—
Unit Rys (Phila)— See Unit P & T
58
53
1st & ref s f g 5s ’45 op t. A&O
United Rys o f St Louis—
Terre Haute Trac & Light—
101
100k
_
6% receivers ctfs 1926_ A&O
____
86
1st con M g 5s 1944. . M&N
69 k
69 k
Gen g 4s July 1 1934 - - J&J
99 k
Terre Haute El 5s 1929.. J&J
____
Gen g 5s Apr 1 1923 gu.-A & O / 77
Terre Haute W W Corp—
____
St Louis Trans Co 5s ’ 24- - A&O f 7 0 k
—
____
1st M 6s 1949 ser A ___ J&D
United Rys Investment Co—
—
97 k
Texarkana G & E 5s 1930- .J&J
100
1st lien coll tr s f g 5s '2 6 --M&N
99 k
86
84
Tex Elec Ry deb 6s 1942 _ J&J
_
100
Stamped_______ ______ _____
99 k
81
79
1st & ref 5s 1947 ________ J&J
United Traction (Albany)—
93
92
Tex Trac 1st 5s ’37 opt_ J&J
_
44
46
Con g 4 k s 2004________ J&D
99 k
98 k
Texas Pow & Lt 1st 5s ’37 J&D
____
74
Albany R y con M 5s g ’30-J&J
95
94
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A . ..J & J
55
58
Gen g 5s 1947_
_
- ..J & D
102
99
Texas Public Service 6s ’33- J&J
____
54
Troy City Ry 5s g 1942--A&O
Third Avenue R y (New York)—
55 k Unit Tr (Pittsb)— See Phila Co
55 k
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft ’14 J&J
____
____
6s ’43 op
3 9 k United Util 1st1st 6s ’27- '18-J&J
Adj inc g 5s Jan i960 opt.A&O f
___
U
— -F&A
94
95 k U S Pub Serv 1st 7s 1921 ext to 102 k
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g ’37 J&J
S Telephone
D ry Dock E Bway & Battery
___
____
1941_____________________J&D
78
81
1st 5s gold 1932 ____J&D
Urbana & Cham R y G & E—
____
10
New ref M ser C income .
_ _
5s 1929_______________________
42d St M & St N 1st 6s 1920 ext
92
93
Utah Gas & Coke 1st 5s ’36_J&J
____
80
at 5% to 1940-. _____M&S
94
95
& P cons g
’3 0 --J&J
72 k Utah1 L t 1930______ 4s _____ J&J
65
Sou Boulevard g 5s 1945 -J&J
99
100 k
P 5s
82
85
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942.-F&A
Utah Light & Traction—
70
67
Westchester El 1st 5s g ’43 J&J
1st & ref 5s 1944 series A .A & O
90 k
91k
69
72
Yonkers R y 1st 5s 1946 A&O
98k
Utah P & L 1st 5s 1944___ F&A
98k
Thirty-fourth St Crosstown— See NYRys
94
95
Deb 6s M ay 1 2022_____M&N
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
102
1st 1 & gen M 6s 1944___ F&A
103 k
91
90k
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A __M&S15
Utica El & P 1st 5s 1950 --J& J 100
Toledo Bowl Green & Southern
101
El ref & ext 5s
100k
____
____ Utica G5& s 1949________’57-J&J 100k
1st M 6s 1941-.
.
M&N
10 1k
Gen k
J&D15
110
Toledo Edison 1st 7s 1941--M&S 109 k
Utica & Mohawk Valley R y —
99
100
1st M 5s 1947__________ M&S
76
78
1st g 4 k s 1941__________ M&S
Sh El Ry
Tol Ffem & Nor St Ry— See Lake
85
95
Utica Belt L 1st g 5s '3 9 .-M &N
100
99
Tol G E & H con 1st g 5s ’35 A&O
____
____
Valley Counties Pow 5s ’30-M&N
75
70
Tol & Indiana 1st 5s 1931- -J&J
Vermont Hydro-Elec Corp—
Toledo Traction Light & Power—
101
1st M 6s 1929.
- _____A&O
99 k
100k Vermont Pow & Ltg 5s '27 M&S
6% notes 1925- . . .
F&A 100 k
100
97
—
Tol & West Ry 1st g 5s ’26. J&J / — 96
93
Vicksburg L & Tr 1st 5s ’3 2 .-J&J
—
Unstamped
______ _______ / ==—
____
99
1st M 7s 1932_____________J&J
99
98
Topeka Edison 5s Sept 1930-J&J
94
92
Debenture 6s 1930 . .
- M&S
—
94
Topeka R y 5s 1930 opt 1915-J&J
97
Virginian Pow 1st 5s 1942--J&D
95 k
94 k Virginia R y & Power—
92 k
Topeka R y & L 1st 5s 1933-F&A
99
____
Trenton G & El g 5s 1949--M&S
98
98 k
1st & ref g 5s 1 9 3 4 - - ____J&J
—
50
Trenton St R y con g 5s ’38- J&J
99
N orf & Atl Term 5s '29 M&S
____
80
Trenton Pass 6s Sept 30 ’31-A&O
97 k
N orf & Ports Tr 5s '36 --J& D
97
Tri-City R y & Light—
Wash Alexandria & M t Vernon—
99
98 k
1st & ref g 5s 1930 opt ..J & J
15
1st g 5s 1955 opt__
_ M&S
_
Tri-State Telep & Teleg—
20
Certificates
___ ______
10
104k Washington Balt & Ann El—
5 k s 1942_______________M&N 102 k
Troy City Ry— See Un Tr (Alb)
___
64
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op .M&S
103
102
Troy Gas 2d 6s ’23 ext to ’33 F&A
Wash’n (D C) G L 5s I96 0--M &N 100
98
100
Consol 5s 1939. - _ M&N
_
103 k
6s M 1933 series A . _____A&O 103 k
28th & 29th Sts— See 3d Ave Ry
Wash Ry & El g 4s 1951 ..J& D
7Jk
78k
23d Street Ry— See N Y Rys
102k
Gen & ref 6s 1933______M&N
1 0 1k
Twin City Rapid Transit Co—
____
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949-- A&O
91k
—
____
St Paul City 1st g 6s 1932 A&O 102
Guaranteed___
_____
91k
____
1st cons 6s g 1934
A&O 102
____
85
City & Sub 5s g 1948____F&A
95
96 k Washington Water Power Co—
Cable con 5s 1937
J&J15
____
Minn St & St Paul City—
Consol & coll tr g 5s 1929..J&J 100 k
97
98
____
Cons guar g 5s 1928 -A&O
1st ref 5s 1939 op_ . . ..J & J 100k
100
99 k
Twin City Telep 5s ’25-’26--J& J
Waterloo Ced Falls & No R y—•
Twin States Gas & Electric—
17
1st M s f g 5s 1940 op '1 5 --J&J / 13
93
94
1st & ref 5s Oct 1953-- A&O
17
Certificates o f deposit .
100 k Watert’n L&P— See No N Y Util / 13
99 k
1st & ref 4 k s 1926A&O
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Co—
Westchester Elec— See 3d A v R y
96 k Westchester Lt 1st g 5s ’ 5 0 --J&D 101k
___
96 k
1st M s f 7 k s 1955 - ____
Uiigawa Elec Power (Japan)—
_ _
_
N Y Sub Gas— 1st g 5 s ’49 M&S
93
91
1st M s f 7s 1945 - -M&S 15
West Chester (Pa) St R y—
Underground Elec Ry of London
74
78
1st g 5s Aug 7 1932______F&A
____ West End St R y— See Boston El
91k
4 k s Jan 1 1933.. . . . J&J
____ West Liberty St R y— See Phila Co
/ 89k
Income 6s Jan 1 1948Union Depot— See United Rys St Louis
West Penn Co deb 6s '2 5 -J&D 15
Union Elec Lt & Power of Illinois
West Penn Power—
102 k
1st M 5 k s 1954 ser A ____J&J 101k
99
1st M 5s '46 op '21 ser A.M &S
98k
Union El Lt & Pow Co of St L—
99
1st M 5s 1963 series E ____M&S
98k
101k
1st g 5s Sept 1 1932.
M&S 101k
1st M 5s 1953 series F _ A&O
_
104 k
101
R ef & ext 5s '33 op aft ’ 18 M&N lOOk
1st M 6s 1958 series O_ J&D
_
105 k
106 k
103 34
1st M 5 k s 1954 series A__ J&J 103 k
1st M 7s 1946 series D ___ M&S
106k 106k
Union Elev R R — See N W Elev
West Penn Railways Co—
Union Ry— See Third Ave Ry
99
1st g 5s Jan 1 1931______ A&O
98 k
Union R y Gas & Elec Co (111)—
Deb g 6 k s 1927............. .A&O
99
100
Coll tr g 5s 1939 conv op .-J& J
Pitts M cKees & Connells RR
Union Trac Co of Indiana—
1st cons 5s Jan 1 ’31_ J&J s 98 s 98k.
_
23 k
28 k West Penn Tr 1st 5s I96 0--J&D
1st 5s ’ 19 ext at 6% to '22.J&J
89
89 k
24
27
Indianap North 5s 1932..J&J
W Phila Pass R y— See Phila R T
5
15
Mun & Un City 5s 1936--J&J
United Elec Lt & Power Balt—
____
98 k
1st cons g 4 k s 1929- - - M&N
86 k
Unit Elec Co of N J 4s ’4 9 --J&D
87 k

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P U B L IC U T IL IT Y B O N D S A N D
S T O C K S
NOTICE.— A ll bo n d prices are “ an d in terest” except where marked “ f ” an d Incom e and
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PUBLIC U T IL IT Y STO C K S.

Alabama Tr, L & P, com .

79
105
112
100*4
190
93
30
40
133

Allegheny Trac— See Phila Co
140
Amer Dist Teleg (N J )_______100
101
American Elec Power pref______
American & Foreign Power—
Allot ctfs for p f & com 25 % p d . 123*4
Oommon new________ (no par) d 35*4
d
Preferred new_____________ (nopar)90*4
Amer Gas & El com _____ (no par) d 83
6% preferred (new)_____ (t) d 88*4
Amer Gas o f New Jersey
.100 165
Amer Light & T raction..
.100 164
99
Preferred_____________
Amer Pow & Lt com _
_
-(t ) d 64*4
89
Preferred_____________
.100
d 550
Optional warrants 1931
92
85
91
79
5% partic preferred_______ 100
38*4
Amer Teleg & Cable guar____ 100
Amer Telep & Teleg_________ 100 139*4

81
108
102
200
100
35
45
143
145
102
125
35*4
90*4
84
90
166
166
101
65*4
90
560
92*4
90
93
81
40
139*4

Par.

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Amer Wat Wks & Elec—
63*4
Common new_____________ -20 d 63
101*4
1st preferred (7 % )------------- 100 101
Preferred (6 % )____________ 100 105*4 106
78
80
Appalachian Power---------------100
7% preferred______________ 100 100
27
25
Arizona Power_______________ 100
82
85
Preferred_________________-100
Arkansas Cent Power, $7pref (T) d 99*4 101
_
_
Arkansas Light & Pow com — 100 100
99
96
Preferred__________________100
7
Arkansas Natural Gas------------- 10 d 6*4
100
105
Asheville Pr & Lt $7 pref------(t
34*4
'
Assoc’d Gas & El com Cl A . . ( t d 33
54
Preferred_____________ ( par) d 52
[no
11
15
Augusta-Aiken R y & E l--------- 100
25
28
Preferred_________________ 100
Baltimore Electric pref----------- 50 d 43
91
94
Bangor R y & El common------- 100
102
99
Preferred_________________ 100
138*4
Bell Telephone (Canada)------- 100 r 138
102
Birmingham Elec $7 pref------(t) d 100
82
Blackstone Va.l Gas & E ----------- 50 d 80
102
Preferred_________________ 100 100
Bleeck St & Ful Fy— See N Y Rys
106*4
Boston Consol Gas, pref_____100 106
80
80*4
Boston Elevated R R com ____100
96
Preferred_________________ 100
1st preferred______________ 100 113*4 114
98*4
97*4
2d preferred_______________ 100
53
Brazilian Tr L & P L td______ 100 r 52*4
B ’way & 7th Av R R — See N Y Rys
9
Brookyln City R R ____________ 10
136
Brooklyn Edison C o__________100 132
47
d 4654
Bklyn-Manhat Tran v t c (no par)
d
79*4
Pref tern v t c _____________ (nopar)78*4
88
Brooklyn Union Gas___ (no par) d 87*4
67
Buffalo General Electric, (no par) d 65
80
California-Ore Power com ____100
Preferred_________________ 100 102
83
80
Calif Ry & Pow prior pref____100
Camden & Sub R y— See P S Corp
_
Canadian General Electric_ 100 r ____
r -----5354
95*4
95*4
Capital Trac (Wash, D C )_ 100
_
425
Carolina Pow & Light, c o m ..100 410
Preferred_________________ 100 103*4 104*4
Central Ariz L & Pow com ____100
Preferred_________________ 100 lO O '' 106'"
96
—
Cent Arkan Ry & L Corp pref. 100
Cent Crosst R R — See N Y Rys
32
37
Central Ga Power com _______ 100
107
109
Cent Hudson Gas & Elec_____100
92
93
Central Illinois Light 6% p f--100
87
_
Cent 111 Pub Serv pref_ (no par) d ___
91
90*4
Cent Indiana Power pref_____100
Cent Pk N & E RR— See N Y Rys
90
95
Central Pow & Light 7 % pref. 100
90
95
Central States Elec Corp_____100
90
92
Preferred_________________ 100
Ches & Poto Tele o f Balt pref. 100 s 111*4 s 113*4
Chic Aur & Elg Corp v t c w i _
_
” '*4
*4
Chic City & Con com part ctfs. (t) d
d
5*4
Pref partic ctfs____________ (nopar) 5
50
55
Chicago City R y _____________ 100
12
8
Chicago Rys partic ctfs series 1__
*4
1
Series 2_______________________
1
*4
Series 3_______________________
*4
*4
Series 4 _______________________
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
6*4 . 7*4
_
Voting tr ctfs for com stock_
101
99
Prior preferred_______________
3*4
Chicago Sub Gas & Electric. .100
—
35
Preferred_________________ 100
Chris&lOth Sts R R — See N Y Rys
88*4
89*4
Cincinnati Gas & Electric____100
Cincinnati Gas Transp_______ 100 114
Cincinnati & Hamilton T r a c .. 100
—
Preferred_________________ 100
7 7 "'
Cine New & Cov Lt & T rac_ 100
_
63
61*4
Preferred_________________ 100
36
Cincinnati Street R y _________ 50 d 34*4
87
Cincin & Suburb Bell Telep_ 50 d 86
_
39*4
Cities Service com ____________20 d 38*4
82
82*4
Preferred_________________ 100
7*4
Preferred B _________________10 d 7*4
77 *4
78*4
Preferred B B ______________ 100
Cities Service Bankers shares, (t) d 19*4
41
Citizens Gas (Indianap) c o m ..25 d 40
—
Preferred_________________ 100 105
Citizens’ Pass Ry— See Phila R T
Citizens Traction— See Phila Co
City Pass R y— See Reading Tr
35
40
City R y (Dayton, Ohio)_____100
55
60
Preferred___________
215
104
103
Cleve Painsv & Eastern R R .
93”
93*4
Cleveland Railway_________
87
Coast Co Gas & El 1st pref.
n 60
35
96
93
Preferred_______________
66*4
Columbia Gas & E lec____(no par) d 66*4
109*4
Preferred_________________ 100 109
Columbia (S C) R y Gas & E l . . 100
§ 6 ''
Preferred_________________ 100
Columbus (Ga) El & Pr com . 100 144
1st preferred______________ 100 144
103
2d preferred_______________ 100 100
80
75
Columbus Ry P & L com new 100
94
93
Preferred A _______________ 100
88
87
Preferred B _______________ 100
19
Commercial Union Teleg (gu). .25 d 17
141
140
Commonwealth-Edison C o_ 100
_
166
Commonwealth Pr Corp. (no par) d 163
74
72
Common stock options_______
85
83
Preferred_________________ 100
41
Coney Island & Bklyn R R _ 100
_
109
Connecticut Ltg & Pr 7% p f--100 107
117
8% preferred______________ 100 115
220
Connecticut Power___________100 210
104
Preferred_________________ 100 102
60
58*4
Connecticut R y & Lighting_ 100
_
61
59
Preferred_________________ 100
42
Cons Gas E L & P (Balt). (no par) d ___
8% preferred______________100 125*4
s 112*4
7% preferred______________ 100 s 112
109*4
614 % cum pref series C ____100 109
Consolidated Gas (N Y ) See und er N Y City
Cons Trac o f N J— See P S Corp
s
00

West Va L H & P 6s ’2 9 - . . J&D
97*4 100
98
96*4
West Va Utilities 6s 1935.-J&J
Westerly L & P 5s 1937____J&D
96*4
95*4
Western N Y Utilities 5s ’46 J&D
Western Power Cor
100
99
Deb s f 614s 1954________ J&D
5*4s
Western Public Service Co— _
98
—
1st M 6s ser A 1950_____A&O
Western States Gas & Electric—
98*4
1st & ref 5s 1941 op t_____J&D
100
98
1st & unif 6s ’47 ser A _ M&S
_
100
100*4
6% gold notes 1937_____A&O
—
Western T & T coll t? g 5s ’32 J&J 100*4
Western United Corp—
98*4 100
Coll trust 6% notes 1 9 4 0 ..J&J
Western United Gas & El Co—
93
91*4
Gen M 5s 1950___________F&A
102
Gen M 6s 1950.................F& A 101
West Un Teleg coll tr 5s '38. _J&J 100*4 102
97
95*4
Fdg & R E M 414s g '50.M &N
614s Aug 1 1936________ F&A 111*4 111*4
99*4 101
M ut Un 6s ext at 5 % to’41 M&N
96*1
97
Northw’n gu g 414s 1934..J&J
92
—
Whatcom Co Ry&Lt 5s ’35 M&N
Wheeling (W Va) Elec Co—
99
1st M 5s 1941 op t_______ M&N
Wheeling Public Service Co—
85
83
Cons 1st 6s Oct 1952______
Wheeling Trac 5s g 1931____J&J
Wichita RR & Lt ref 5s '32.A&O
99*4 l 6 6 ''
Wilkes-Barre G&E 5s ’55 opt J&J
Wilkes-Barre & Hazleton R R —
48
1st coll tr g 5s 1951_ M&N15 f 44
_
Wilk & E Pitts St Ry— See PhilCo
—
98
W ’msport Gas— 1st g 5s ’39 F&A
Wilmington & Chester Traction—
95
94
Coll tr 6s ext 1933_______ A&O
Wilmington (Del) Gas Co—
92
94
1st & ref s f 5s 1949______ M&S
101
1st & ref 6s 1949..............M & S
1st & ref 7s 1949.................M & S 104
Wilmington (Del) Light & P Co—
92
91*4
1st M 5s 1960____________A&O
95
94
Winnipeg El— 1st ref 5s ’35.J&J
Gen M 6s 1943_________ M&S
Wisconsin Elec Power Co—
97
98*4
1st M 5s 1954 ser A _____F&A
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
100
99
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1 9 1 9 ...J& D
Wisconsin-Minn Light & Pow—
97
96
1st & ref 5s 1944 op T 9 .-M&N
Gen & ref 7s 1947________ J&J 103
—
99*4
Red Wing G L & P 5s 1926____
Wisconsin Power & Light Co—
90*4
89*4
1st & ref 5s 1946________ J&D
99*4 101
1st 1 & d 6s 1944 ser C ..M & N
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
_
1st 1 & ref 6s 1952 ser A _ A&O 100*4 102
97*4
95*4
1st & ref 5s 1942_________ J&J
Wisconsin R y Light & Power—
92*4
93*4
1st & ref 5s 1933_________ F&A
92
90*4
Wiscon Riv Pr 1st 5s '4 1 .-M & N
Wisconsin Securities Co—
102
6% notes 1929___________M&S 101
Wisconsin Trac L & H Pow—
97
98*4
1st M 5s 1931____________J&J
105*4
7*4s 1931____________________
Wisconsin Valley Elec—
97
95*4
1st & ref 5s 1942________ M&N
1st mtge 5*4s 1942______ M&N 100*4 102
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry—
82
76*4
1st s f g 4 J4s 1943_______ J&J
95
Wore Con St R y 7s 1 9 3 0 ...M&S
70
1st & ref g 4*4s 1930_____ F&A
90
92
M&N
Deb g 5s 1927.......
—
70
Wore & Clint 7s 1930____J&J
Worcester Gas Light Co—
1st M 5*4s 1939 ser A ___ J&J 105
1st M 6s 1939______
J&J 105
95
85
Wore & So St R y 7s 1928.-M&S
99*4
99*4
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5s ’41 A&O
Yarmouth Lt & Power, Ltd—
83
87
1st M 5s 1937__________ A&O
97*4 102
1st refunding 8s 1951____M&N
Yonkers Ry— See Third Ave Ry
York Haven Water & Power—
98*4
9954
1st 5s June 1 1951_______ J&D
91
93
Cons M 5s M ay 1 1957.-M&N
94
95
York Rys 1st M g 5s ’37 o p . J&D
Youghiogheny Hydro-El Corp—
. . . .
1st M 6s 1949___________A&O . 101
Youngstown & Ohio River—
—
1st M g 5s 1935 opt ’ 1 5 .-A&O
Youngs-Shar R y & L— See Pa-O P & L '
Youngs-Shar R y & L— See M ah & S R y & L
Zanesv R y L & P— See Col New & Zanesv

Stocks.

Stocks.

Bid.

Ask.

Cons Trac (Pittsb)— See Phila Co
85
80
Consol Water (Utica) com — 100
85
80
5% preferred______________ 100
105
102
7 % preferred______________ 1 0 0
Consumers Gas (T o ro n to )------50 r 169
96
93*4
Consumers Pow (Mich) pref. _ 100
102
100
6 .6 % preferred____________ 1 0 0
87
84
Continental Gas & Elec com . .100
93
91
7 % prior preferred________ 1 0 0
92
6 % preferred_________________
——
Continen Pass Ry— See Phila R T
Cumberland Co (Me) P & L t..5 0
90~"
Preferred__________________100 d 87"*
104
Dallas Power & Light 7 % pref 100 101
95
93
Dayton Power & Light pref— 100
Dayton & Western, common_-100
Preferred__________________100
"2 ”
”i* i
Denver & Northwestern Ry.-lOO
96
93
Derry (N H) Elec Co 7% pref. 100
124*4
Detroit Edison______________ 100 124
8
Detroit United R y ___________100 r 7
Domin Pow & Transmission. .100 r ____
Preferred__________________100 r ____
Duluth Edison Electric______100
Preferred__________________100
3 5 '”
2 5 "
Duluth-Superior Trac C o------100
45
35
Preferred__________________100
Duquesne Light— See Phila Co—
102
Eastern Conn Pow 7% 1st pf.100 1 0 0
36*4
36
Eastern Mass St R y, com ____100
69
67
First preferred_____________ 100
61
60
Preferred B stock_________ 100
42*4
41*4
Adjustment stock__________100
103
99
Eastern N J Power 8 % pref— 100
75
Eastern Texas Elec Co, n e w .. (t> d 73
—
Preferred__________________ 100 100
—
Eastern Wisconsin Elec pref. .100
1000“
East Bay Water (San Fr) com . 100
____
9154
Preferred A _______________ 100
____
94*4
Preferred B _______________ 100
70
East Penn Electric C o _ (no par) d 60
_
102
1st preferred (7 % )____(no par) d 100
101
2 d preferred ( 8 % )_____(no par) d 98
East Read’g El— See Read’g Trac
East St Louis & Suburban____100
Preferred
100
Edison Elec'il'lum '(Boston)” 100 210*4 211*4
Eighth Ave R R — See N Y Rys
Electrical Securities, pref____100
Electrical Utilities.com ______ 100
Preferred__________________100
105
Electric Bond & Share pref_ 100 .
_
76
Elec Bond & Share Sec Corp_____“ 75
Electric Investment Corp____100
Preferred__________________100 .
35
Elec Power & Ltg tem ctfs___ (f) ^ 34 J4
109
Allot ctfs for p f stk 40% pd_
_
108
109
Allot ctfs for pref full paid___
107
16
Electric R y Securities_ (no par) “ 14
_
Elec Storage Batt— See Ind & M lsc Cos
Elizabethtown Consol Gas_ 100
_
65
Eliz & Tren RR— See Pub S Corp
Elmira W , L & RR 1st p f v t c . 100
75
El Paso Elec Co (D el)_ (no par) “ 73
_
103
Preferred series A _________ 100 }0O
Preferred series B _________ 100 100
70
65
Empire & Bay State Teleg___ 100
85
Empire District Elec, pref____100
78
98
Empire Gas & Fuel C o, pref..1 0 0
§5
33*4
Erie Lighting, pref______ (no par) “ <*
>>
128
Essex & Hudson Gas________ 100 126
Fairm’t Pk & Hadd Pass Ry— See vmk* R T
36*4
Fall River Elec Light C o____100 . 34*4
59
Fall River Gas W orks________ 25 “ §5
31*4
Federal Light & Tr com new__(t) “ 31 *4
86*4
Preferred__________________100
85*4
Federal Utilities_____________ 100
Preferred__________________100 ,
106
Ft Worth Pow & Light 7 % pref 100 101
44
Franklin Telegraph (guar)____100
40
30*4
Galveston-Houston Elec C o .. 100
28*4
Preferred__________________100
£2
Gas & Elec of Bergen County. 100
84
Gas & Electric Securities____100 200
80
Preferred__________________100
75
97
General Gas & Elec C orp. (no par) “ 95
115
Cumulative pref Class A _ (t) “ 113
_
100
Cumulative pref Class B _ (t) “ 97
_
97
Convertible preferred______ ( t) “ 95
Old cumulative preferred_ 100 132
_
58” "
Georgia Lt, Pow & Rys, com . 100
57
Preferred__________________100
80
i2 i"
Georgia R y & El co stmpd_ 100 118
_
83
Preferred.....................
100
§0
90
Georgia R y & Power, com _ lOO
_
§8
99*4
First pref cum 7 % ________ 100
98
110
First pref cum 8 % ________ 100 108
90
88
Second pref non-cum______ 100
115
Gold & Stock Teleg (guar)_ 100 113
_
20
Grand Rapids R y, pref______ 100
15
Great Western Power, pref_ 100 101
_
23"
Hackensack W ater____________25 “ 21
28
Preferred___________________25
25
Harrisburg Lt & Power, p ref_ 50 “
_
208""
Hartford Electric Light______ 100 205
Preferred___________
100 197
4 l” ”
Hartford City Gas Light, c o m .25 “ I 39
40
Preferred___________________25 “ 38
153
Havana Elec Light & Power_100 152
Preferred__________________100 107*4 109
Helena Light & R y, com _
_
Preferred__________________100
Holyoke Street R y ___________lOO
Holyoke Water Power_______ 100
Houghton County Elec Light. .25 “
§
20
Preferred____________
25 d 18
Houghton County Trac, c o m .100
Preferred__________________l60
__
Houston Gas & Fuel, pref____100
95
128
Hudson County Gas_________ lOO 126
101
Idaho Power 7 % pref________ 100
98
96
Illinois Power & Light, 7% pf.100
95
92
Illinois North Utilities, p re f.. 100
88
104
Illinois Traction, com ________ 100 100
Preferred__________________100 r 95
32”
Ilium & Power Securities_____100
29
82
Preferred__________________100
81
Indiana Lighting____________ 100
-—
Indiana Service Corp, com _ 100 125
_
Preferred_____________ *___ 100
90
Indiana Union Traction______ lOO
---60
Indianapolis Gas______________50 d 54*4
Indianap & Southeast Tr, pf_.100
—
39”
Indianapolis Street R y C o____100
38
Indianap W W Sec, pref_____100
91
Indianapolis Water Co, p r e f ..100
---23”
Interboro R T vot trust c t fs .. 100
22*4

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PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
Stocks.

Bid.

98
Internat Ocean Teleg (guar) __ 100
International R y v t c _______ 100
23
International Telep S Teleg. _ 100 11034
c
97
Interstate Public Serv, pr lien. 100
93
Iowa Southern Util, 7% pref-.100
Jacksonville Traction, com _ 100
_
7
Preferred__________________ 100
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt, com _ (t) d 40
_
98
Preferred__________________ 100
Kan City Pow & Lt 1st pf ser A (t) d 102
Kansas City Power Secur_____ (t) d ____
d ____
Kansas Elec Pow 7 % pref____100
9634
99
Kansas Gas & Elec 7% p r e f.. 100
78
Kentucky Securities Corp___ 100
72
Preferred__________________ 100
86
Kentucky Utilities, pref______ 100
Kentucky & W Va Pow, c o m ..25 d ____
Preferred
.100 d ____
Keystone
.50 d 734
.50 d 25
45
Key System Transit, p re f...
Prior preferred__________
8634
Knoxville Pow & Light, pref. .100
Laclede Gas Light___________100 165
85
Preferred__________________ 100
Lake Shore Electric, com ____100
First preferred_____________ 100
Second preferred___________100
Laurentide Power____________ 100 r 9734
Lehigh Power Securities, (no par) d 157
Lehigh Valley Transit, com ___ 50 d ____
Preferred___________________ 50 d ____
Lone Star Gas, new__________ 25 d ___
Long Island Lighting 7% pref. 100 102
9234
Los Angeles G & E Corp, pref.100
Louisv Gas & Elec com cl A ._ (t ) d ____
32
58
Preferred_____________________
Lowell Electric Light_________ 25 d 58
Lowell Gas___________________ 25 d 56
Mackay Companies__________100 12234
6834
Preferred-_________________100
d 14
66
4134
Manila Electric Corp___ (no par) d 43
d 45
934
30
5134
Prior preferred . .
20
Second preferred .
71
Preferred__________________I
i 6534
Massachusetts Ltg Cos, c o m ..( d 44
90
6% preferred______________I
11234
d 100
d 102
d ____
Preferred___________________ 1C
Mexico Tramway____________ 10C r -----Middle West Utilities____(no par] d 9334
9634
Preferred__________________ 10C
103
99
106
85
Milw Elec R y & Lt. 6%
98
Minnesota Pow & Lt 7 %
d 100
Mississippi Pr & Lt, 8% pref.
49
91
Preferred.
88
315

Montana Power_________
Preferred______________
Montreal Lt, Ht & Power.
Debenture 5 % stock.

d 2134
d 2134
8334
113
r 18734
r 46
r 162
r 9134

d 29"
94
i 109
Mountain States Tel & Tel__
i 193
i d 66
i
11
i
55
Preferred.
d 347
d 9934
d 23
Nat Public Serv Corp A com .
14
Class B common_____________
98
7 % participating pref______ 100
Nebraska Power, pref_______ 100 101
20
Nevada-Calif Eelectric, com . .100
88
Preferred__________________ 100
84
Newark Consolidated Gas____100
54 34
New Bedford Gas & Ed Lt C o .25
3
New Bedford S Onset R y ____ 100
c
90
New England Co, com _______ 100
91
First preferred_____________ 100
80
Second preferred___________100
12
_
New Eng Elec Securities, com _
9734
New England Power, pref___ 100
New England Telep & T eleg.. 100 10134
41
New Haven Gas Light________ 25
8334
New Haven W ater____________50
96
New Jersey Pow & Lt, p re f.. 100
New Orleans Pub Serv, com ____
99"
7% preferred______________ 100
63 H
Newp N & Hamp Ry, G & E.100
90
Preferred__________________ 100
9834
N Y Cent Elec Corp 7 % p f_ 100
_
8634
New York City— Consol G as.(t)
5934
Preferred___________________ 50
Standard G L o f N Y , com . 100
Preferred________________100
New York Rys Corp—
Common when issued___
234
1034
Preferred when issued..
New York Railways________
25 '
Bleecker St S Fulton Ferry. 100
c
10
B ’way & 7th Ave guar_____100
Central Crosstown 7 % ____ 100
Christopher & Tenth Sts_ 100
_
'§ '
28
Eighth Avenue____________ 100
85
42d St & Grand St Ferry_ 100
_
16
Ninth Avenue guar 6 % ____ 100
Second Avenue____________ 100
36 '
Sixth Avenue______________ 100
12
Twenty-third St guar______ 100
New York State Rys, com ____100
36
Preferred__________________ 100
62
New York Steam pref________ 100 101
N Y Telephone 6 34% pref_ 100
_
11234

Ask.
102
25
111
100
95
—

10234
98"
100
83
74
—
—

8734
167"
95
23"
7
160
3834
26
33
61
60
59
12334
69
16
78
42
44
46
10
35
5234
2334
7134
46
95
115
102
10234
94"
97
105
9934
107
87
100
105
51
93
340
22
22
84
116
18734
47
165
—

98
111
195
6834
65
350
101
24
15
100
102
23
90
56'

16
10434
4134
84
98
lO 'i"
65
93
100
87
5934

1034
1234
n '
32
18'
40'
39"
65

S tocks.

Par.

Bid.

-(t) dx 67
..2 5 d 28
par d 75
100 10734
7% preferred.
25 d 26
Norfol Railway
‘ ilk
.1(H)
10 d 4934
.50 d 4934
..2
Northern N Y Util, Inc, com . 5 d ___
Preferred________________ .100 101
Northern Ohio Power______
1034
76
North Ohio Tr & L pref 6 % . .100
48
Tor Ontario Lt & Pow co m .. -1(H)
Preferred________________ 100
7534
KM 115
)
Preferred
100
98
[orthern St
100
Preferred
43
100
KM
)
63
100
100 n 99
Preferred
50 d 40
100 10934
25 d 32
100
Ohio Public Service pref A . . .100
98
.100
99
100
9
100
50
Preferred
25 d ___
6
100
100
40
Preferred
ttawa Ligh
.100 r ____
-lOOr -----Preferred
100 r 6434
.100
-.2 5 d 1634
10(1 110
K I
M
94 34
10(1 230
Pacific Light Corp______...
10(1
Preferred______________
7934
Pacific Pow & Lt 7 % p re f.. 100
9834
10(1 10634
10(1
953-4
Preferred
25 d 13
84
.10(1
82
10(1
10(1 108
10(1 102
.10(1 100
Preferred 7 % series A .
. . ( t ) ’d 67
par) d 10434
93
10(1
108
M0C
96
1()(
(t) d 10134
13734
Pennsylvania Water & Pow . 10f
1(M 11634
5 : d 5634
<
•gh)...
5( d 36
5% non-cum preiferred.
5( d 47
-.51 d 20
..5 0 d 37
_.50'd 20
-10C , 110
_.25|d 12
-.5 0 d 39
_-50ld 2234
..5 0 d 25
Sub Rap
_.50|d 2234

Ask.

Stocks.

68
2834
79
1
Roch & Syracuse RR com .
—
:
27
Preferred______________
—
4934
50

Par

Bid.

60
100
79
100
100 10634
100
34
11
100
63
100
KM
)
100
100
9434
103
100 10034
100 103
11
78
100
734
100
4934
77
Preferred________________ 100
120
Shawinigan Water & Power. 100 r 14734
100
100
16
80
100
Preferred
—
65
100
49
.100 112
69
6% preferred .
9234
Tori 106
100 125
42
100 r 78
Southern Canada Power.
110
.100 r ____
Preferred____________
—
3234
95
85"
100
..2 5
South & Atlan Teleg (guar)------25 d 20
101
.100
Southern New Eng Telep____100 V 13634
11
5
Rights________________________id
52
outhern Pr & Lt com _ (no par) d 31
_
30
Preferred____________ (no par) d 101
outhern Utilities common---- 100
50
Preferred_________________ 100
9934
101
11034
65
outhwestern Lt & Pow A ------(t) d ____
Class B ___________________ (t) d ____
99
18
11034
49"
95
255
98
80
d 5234
99
115
7% cum prior pref________ 100
97
8% cum preferred___________50 dx 5134
andard Pr & Lt Corp p ref._(t) d 106
aten Island Edison prer-------- (t)
iburban Elec Securs_ (no par) d ____
_
85
1st preferred______________ 100
103
2d preferred_______________ (nopar)
103
Sub R T St Ry— See Phila Co
68
Superior Water L & P com ___ 100
110
Preferred_________________ 100
97
Tampa Electric C o___________100 203
110
Tennessee Elec Pow com . (no par) d 68
99
98
1st preferred (7 % )_________100
83
103
1st preferred (6 % )________ 100
d
2d preferred_______________ (nopar)82
13834
11634 Terre Haute Ind S East______ 100
c
134
9
57
Preferred_________________ 100
90
3614 Terre Haute Tr & Lt pref____100
9934
47 34 Texas Power & Light 7 % pref. 100
25
10
Third Avenue R y (N Y ) _____100
99
Tidewater Power 8% pref____100
Toledo Bowl Green & So pref. 100
112
Toledo-Edison prior pref_____100 110
84
1334 Tri-City Ry & Light pref____ 100
42
Tri-State Telep & Teleg_______ 10
734
Preferred__________________ 10
834
Troy (N Y ) Gas_____________ (nopar)64
____ 23d Street— See N Y Railways
Twin City Rapid Transit_____100
6834
96
3834
Philadelphia Electric__________ 251 d 3834
Preferred_________________ 100
38 34 Union St R y (NewBed.Mass).lOO
Preferred___________________ 25 d 38
Philadelphia Rapid Transit____ 50 d 4434
_
4434 Union Trac of Ind common_ 100
200 I First preferred_____________ 100
Citizens Passenger guar_____50 d 190
75
Continen Pass R y ($29 p d )..5 0 ,d 65
Second preferred___________100
25
40
Fairm’t Pk & Hadding’n ____ 50 d 30
United Elec R y (Providence). 100
250
Frandf’d & Southwark Pass. 50 d 240
United Elec Secur pref_______ 100 100
80
70
Germantown Passenger_____ 50
United Gas & Elec com ..(no par) d 40
84
Green & Coates Sts ($15 pd).50
k 6834
Preferred_________________ 100
58
Hestonville M & F com _____ 50 d ... k 2734 United Gas & El of NJ 5% pf.100
42
United Gas Improvement_____50 d 9034
Preferred________________ 50 d 35
105
Preferred__________________ 50 d 5734
Phila Pass Ry (^2234 p d ._ )..5 0 d 100
26
United 111 Co of New H a ven .. 100 305
Phila & Darby Pass R y _____ 50 d 22
60
Phil & Gray’s Fy ($25 p d )___50 d 58
United Lt & Pr com A ___ (no par) d 6634
Common Class B ____(no par) d 68
Philadelphia Traction______ 50 d 5834
5834
170
Preferred Class A ____(no par) d 8534
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 p d )____50 d 160
173
2d & 3d Sts R y guar________ 50 d 165
Preferred Class B ____(no par) d 50
20c
173
13th & 15th Sts Pass R y ____50 d 165
United Rys o f St Louis com _ 100
_
112
Preferred_________________ 100
434
Union Pass ($30 5-6 p d )____50 d 100
_
Union Traction ($1734 p d )..5 0 d 40
4034 United Rys & El (Balt) com _ 50 d 19
27
k 141
United Rys Investment C o_ 100
_
West Phila Pass guar_______ 50
Preferred_________________ 100
7434
Phila & Western R y com ______ 50
1534
1634
25
37
36
United Utilities______________ 100
Preferred__________________ 50
85
96 ‘ 98
Preferred_________________ 100
Pine Bluff Co pref____________ 100
Pittsb & Birm Tr— See Phila Co
Utah Power & Light pref_____100 100
153s
Pittsburgh Utilities 7% pref___10
1534 Utah Securities Corp________ 100
14
Utica Gas & Electric pref____100 1 0 3 "
Pref vot tr ctfs______________ 10
1434
14
13
Utilities Power & Lt Cl A (no par) d 2834
Preferred, new___________
d
64
68
Class B ____________________{nopar) 14
Portland (Me) Gas Light____ 50
48
49
Virginia R y & Power com ____100 117
Portland Elec Power com ___ 100
97
94
Preferred_________________ 100
Prior preferred____________ 100
8 0 " Virginian Power Co com m on.. 100
68
78
1st preferred______________ 100
72
74
Wash Balt & Annapolis_______ 50 d
2d preferred_______________ 100
19
Porto Rico Rys Ltd__________100 r 4234
Preferred__________________ 50
4234
88
Preferred_________________ 100 r
Washington ( D C ) Gas_______ 20
57 34
21
Power Securities com ____(no par),d I § "
Wash (D C) R y & El com ____100 x 118
83
38
Second preferred______ (no paryd 35
Preferred_________________ 100
68
_
Washington Water Pow C o_ 100 121
Providence Gas_______________ 50 d 65
91
Rights__________________
96
d 234
Public Service of Colo pref___ 100|
72
Public Serv Corp of N J . . (no par)\ d 7134
Western M o Pow 7 % pref. .
53"
8% preferred______________________10011234
11434 Western Power Corp________ 100
92
102
Preferred_________________ 100
7% preferred_____________________ 100i10134
Camden S Sub ($5 paid)___ 25'd
c
Western Rys & Light pref____100
40
43
Western States Gas & Elec_ 100
_
Consolidated Trac of N J ..1 0 0
90
Preferred_________________ 100
_
Rapid Transit St Ry C o_ 100 115
So Jersey Gas & Elec T ra c.. 100 124
128' Western Union Telegraph___ 100
13134
Pub Serv El & G 6% pref____100
9434 W est’h’se El&Mfg— See und Misc
9334
Public Serv Elec Pow pref____100 103
10434 West Penn Power pref_______ 100 10934
97
91
89
West Penn Railways pref____100
Public Service Invest pref____100
122
West Penn Co com m on..(no par) d 139
Public Service Co of Nor 111_(t) d 121
96
7% preferred______________ 100
6% preferred______________ 100
9634
West Virginia Utilities pref___ 50 d 44
7% preferred______________ 100 107
Puget Sound Power & L ig h t.. 100
56
58
Winnipeg Electric C o________ 100 r 46
87
84
Preferred_________________ 100 r 9434
6% preferred______________ 100
_
7% preferred______________ 100 106 34 10834 Wisconsin Edison common_ 100
Quebec Power com ___________100 r 101
10134 Wisc-Minn L & P— See Nor State Pow of"
98
Wisconsin Pub Ser Corp pref.100
Preferred_________________ 100 r 106
Quebec R y, Lt, Heat & P o w .. 100
Wisconsin Telep 7% p r e f ..___100 109
Yadkin River Power 7% pref.100 100
108
Queensboro Gas & Elec 8 % p f - 100 105
Rap Tran St R y— See P S Corp
York (Pa) Railways com m on ..50, d 48
Preferred__________________ 50 d 3534
Reading Traction________
50
City Passenger R y _________ 50
Youngstown S Ohio Riv RR.1001
c
Preferred ________________ 100
East Reading Electric R y ___50
43
Reading Transit & Lt cl B pref.56
37

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63
81
107
1
13
65
39
106
9
57
25
148
18
83
113
9334
107
7834
92"
22
138
534
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100'

9934
5234
101
5334
108

70
100
85
84
4
14
95
101
1034
103
88
834
J34
66
70
96"
1
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2
30
43
86
62
9034
5734
307
67
70
8634
51
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534
1934
3034
77
101
105"
29
1434
11734
72"
11
5834
124
84
55
95
95
132
100
140
47"
95"
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100
110
10134
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IN D U S TR IA L A N D MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES
Under the heading “ Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities” we include all issued which do not appear under the previous two headings, namely,
"Railroad (Steam)” and "Public Utilities.” In the case o f stocks, however, we put “ Textile Manufacturing,” “ Insurance,” "M ining,” “ RealEstate*'
and Land,” “ Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Companies” under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the “ Industrial and Miscellaneous.”
NOTICE.— A ll b o n d prices are “ an d in terest” except where marked “ f ” anc incom e and defau lted bon ds.
an d
narked
B onds.

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Ask.

INDU STRIAL & MISCELLANE >US B ONDS
Abitibi Pow & Paper 6s 1940 J&J2
9934 10034
Acme White Lead & Color Works
—
1st 6s July 1925 to ’28 op_J&J
85”
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s '48-M&S
77
78
Coll tr g 4s 1947________ J&D
9934 10034
Advance-Rumely 6s Dec ’25 M&S
102
Ajax Rubber s f 8s 1936____J&D 101
Alabama Cons Coal & Iron—
95 34
9634
1st cons M 5s 1933______ M&N
Ala Steel & Shipbldg— See Tenn 3 I & R R .
4
5
Alaska Gold Mines deb 6s’25M&S
4
734
Deb 6s 1926 ser B _______ M&S
81
82
Allied Packers deb 6s 1939..J&J
91
s 9134
1st M & coll tr 8s 1939____J&J
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
9134 s 9134
l s t s f 7s 1955_____________ M&S
10134 10134
Aluminum Co 7s 1925_____M&N
107
107 3
4
Debenture 7s 1933______ A&O
102 J4
Am Agric Chem 1st 5s 1928-A&0 102
103
10334
1st ref s f 734s 1941______F&A
American Beet Sugar Co—
100
10034
Conv s f deb 6s 1935_____F&A
98
9834
Amer Chain deb 6s 1933_ A&O
_
9934
_
Amer Chicle— 6s ’25-’27_ A&O
9H
99
Sen Sen Chic 6s June 14 '29J&D
—
9534
Amer Cot Oil g 5s 1931 opt M&N
American Ice Securities—
American Ice Co— R E 1st &
10334 10334
gen s f 6s ’42 opt ’ 13_ F&A
_
99
9834
Am M ach & Fdy s f6 s 1939.A&O
9634
96 34
Am Republic Corp 6s '3 7 .-A&O
Amer Rolling Mill 6s 1938.-J&J 10234 103
9834
9834
Amer Smelt & R ef 5s 1947--A& 0
10734 108
1st M 6s 1947 series B _ A&O
_
10234 10234
Amer Sugar Refg 6s 1937_ J&J
_
American Sumatra T o b a c c o 93
9234
734 % s f conv notes 1925-J&D
—
s 103J4
Amer Thread 6s 1928______J&D
American Type Founders—
102
Deb gold 6s 1926_______ M&N 101
102
10234
Deb gold 6s 1937_______ M&N 102
103 34
Deb gold 6s 1939............-M&N
60
5834
Amer Writ Paper s f 7-6s ’39 -J&J
57
5934
Temp interchangeable ctf dep.
Anaconda Copper Mining—
10034 10038
1st con 6s 1953 series A ..F & A
102
Conv deb 7s 1938_______ F&A 10134
6% gold bonds 1929 ser A.J& J 10334 10494
97
4634
Andes Cop Min deb 7s 1943.J&J
Andian National Corp Ltd—
115
117
I s tM s f 6s 1940_________ M&S
Antilla Sugar Co—
94
9134
1st M 734s 1939 ser A ____J&J
Armour & Co o f Delaware—
1st M 534s 1943 ser A ____J&J
94
9334
Armour & Co—-Real estate 1st
gold 434s 1939 op t______J&D
8934
8934
Associated Oil 6% notes ’35-M&S 10234 103
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos
634 % gold notes 1933___ J&J
83
84
Atl Fruit & SS deb 7s ’3 4 --J&D
Certificates o f deposit________
1934
2034
Ctfs o f deposit stamped_____
3934
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959____J&J
69
6934
Atlantic Refin deb 5s 1937--J&J
9934
9934
Baldwin Locomotive Works—■
1st s f 5s 1940 opt aft ’ 15-M&N 1023* 103
Baragua Sugar (Comp Azucarera
Baraqua) 734s 1937____J&J 15 10434 106
Barnsdall Corp 8s 1931 ser A J&J 10534 10534
Beaver Board Cos—
Coll trust 8s 1933________ J&J
91
93
Beech Creek C & C 5s ’4 4 ..J & D
96
97
Booth Fisheries s f 6s 1926-A&0
75
77
Bethlehem Steel Corporation—
Cons s f 534s 1953 ser B .-F & A
8734
8734
Cons mtge 6s Aug 1948--F&A
95
9534
Cons mtge 6s 1948 ser A .F & A
9534
95 34
Beth St 1st ex g 5s ’26 gu.J&J 10034 10034
Beth St pur m 6s Aug ’98.Q-F
113
115
Beth St 1st 1 & ref 5s ’42-M&N
94
94 34
Purch money 5s 1936_ J&J
_
93
92 34
Beth Steel eq tr 7s 1935--A&O
10334 101
Penn-Mary Steel 5s 1937-J&J
98
90
Bing & Bing deb 634s ’50--M&S
9534
9634
Borden Mills, Inc—
First mtge s f 6s 1934____F&A
99
100
Boston Term Co 334s 1947-F&A
84
8634
Brier Hill Steel 534s 1942--A& 0 100
10034
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co—
6% serial notes 1926-29_ J&J
_
10034
Buffalo & Susq Iron 5s 1932 J&D
91
94
Deb g 5s Jan ’26 opt ’ 10--M &S
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952_____A&O
90”
8734
Cons g 5s Jan 1955_______ J&J
8934
9134
Bush Terminal Buildings Co—
1st s f gold guar 5s I960--A&O
97
97 34
By-Products Coke Corp—
1st & ref s f 8s ’36 ser A ..M & N
Calif Petroleum 634s 1933--A&O 10434 10434
Camaguey Sugar 7s ’4 2 --A&O 15
92
9334
Canada Cement 1st 6s ’29 op A&O 10234
Canada SS Lines 7s 1942--M&N
9834
9834
Deb 5s Aug 15 1943---F& A 15
7734
7834
Canadian Car & Fdy Co, Ltd—
1st s f gold 6s 1939______ J&D
10134 10234
Canadian Cons Rubber, Ltd—
Gold 6s 1946 opt 1911---A & O
10034
—
Canadian Cottons 5s 1940--J&J2
9334
Canad Gen Elec 6s 1942
A&O
95”
Central Foundry 6s 1931
F&A
9534
57
67
Cent Hud St’boat 5s Apr ’33 A&O
Central Leather 1st s f 6s ’45-J&J 10034 10134
Central Steel 1st 8s 1941.-M &N 112
11234
80
85
Charcoal Iron o f Am 8s ’31 .M&N
Chic Jet coll tr ref g 4s ’4 0 --A&O
8634
—
Coll trust ref 5s 1940___ A&O
9834
Chic Un Sta— See Steam R R bds
—
—
Chicoutimi Pulp 6s 1943____J&J
Basis.

/T h is price includes accrued interest,




B onds.

Bid.

k Last sale,

n Nominal,

t Canadian

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Childs Bldg & Imp 6s ’26-’35_____ 124
127
Childs Co 6% notes 19 29..J&D 129
133
Cities Service Ref 7s 1933____J&J
10134 10334
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940--J&J
81
86
Clev Un Term— See Steam RRs
Clyde SS 1st 5s 1931 op t_ F&A
_
9434
9634
Col Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943--F&A
91
92
Colorado Industrial—
81
82 34
1st g gu 5s ser A & B '34 opt F&A
Comm’l Credit 6s 1934___ M&N
9934
9934
Commercial Invest Trust Corp—
Basis 434%
5% gold notes 1926______ M&N
Basis
5% gold notes 1927______ M&N
5%
Basis 5.30%
5% gold notes 1928______ M&N
Basis 5.60%
5% gold notes 1929______ M&N
Basis 534%
5% gold notes 1930______ M&N
Computing-Tabulating-Rec Co
Sinking fund gold 6s 1941-J&J 102 M 104
86
Consol Textile 1st 8s 1941 J&D
87
___
Consol Coal 434s 1934 opt-.M & N
9234
83
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950____J&D
8334
Continental Pap & Bag Mills Corp
8734
1st & ref 634s 1944 Ser A .F & A
8834
Corn Prod R ef s f 5s 1931.-M &N 101
101
1st g 5s 1934 s f ________ M&N
102
Cramp (Wm) SonsShip&EngBldg
98
1st M g 5s 1929 o p t_____M&S
99
Crew Levick Co 1st 6s 1931-F&A
100
75
Crown Cork & Seal 6s 1942-F&A
76
9534
Cuba Cane Sug deb 7s 1930--J&J
9534
10034 10034
Conv deb 8s 1930_______ J&J
Cuba (The) Company—■
9334
94
Conv sec s f 6s 1935______ J&J
Cuban-American Sugar—
1st M coll 8s Mar 15 ’31 M&S15 10734 108
Cuban Dominican Sugar Co—
973*
1st lien s f 734s 1944___ M&N
9734
9334
Cudahy Pack s f 5s 1946-..J& D
95
s 93
Sink fund deb g 5 34s ’37 - - A&O s 92
Cuyamel Trust Co—
99
1st mtge 6s 1940_________A&O
9934
De Bardeleben Coal Corp—
1st M 634s 1925-1943___ J&J b 7.10 634%
Deere & Co 734% notes ’31-M&N 10434 105
76
Dery (D G) Corp 7s 1942.-M &S
77
Denver Union Stock Yards—
9934 10034
First gold 5s 1926________ J&J
Dewees (W) W ood Co 5s ’30 M&N
9734
Dodge Bros deb 6s 1940___ M&N
9734
86
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s ’42-M&N
8634
Domin Coal 5s '40 op ’ 1 0 .-M&N r ____
9134
Dominion Glass Co, Ltd—
1st s f 6s June 2 1933_ J&D2 r 102
_
r
Domin Iron & Steel 5s 1929.-J&J
9134
53
54
Consol 5s 1939___________M&S
99
101
Donnacona Paper 534s ’40--J& D
8934
Donner Steel 7s 1942...........J & J
9034
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Co—
10434 105
1st M 7s 1942 Ser A _____J&D
du Pont (E I) de Nem Powder—
95
____
Gold 434s June 1 1 9 3 6 -..J&D
du Pont (E I) de Nemours & Co—
10734 108
.Gold 734s M ay 1 1931--.M & N
Eastern Cuba Sug 734s ’3 7 --M &S 101
10434
Eastern Steel 5s 1931______ F&A
78
9734
Elk Horn Coal 6s 1925____J&D
9834
10734 10834
Empire Refg 1st 6s 1927____F&A
9734
Fairmont Coal 5s 1931_____J&J
100
98
Farmers M fg Co 7s 1943_ M&S
_
96
Federal Sug R ef 6s 1933_ M&N
_
95
Federated Metals s f 7s ’3 9 --J&D 10234 10334
Fisk Rubb Co 1st 8s 1941.-M &S 11234 11334
Framerican Ind & Dev Corp—
93
9334
Deb 734s 1942___________J&J
Francisco Sug 734s 1942.M&N15 10634 10734
s 100
Gair (Robert) Co 1st 7s ’3 7 --J&J
Galena-Signal Oil deb 7s ’30-A&O s 10434 s 105
General Amer Tank Car Corp—
Equip tr 734s ’31 Ser GG.A&O
10234 10334
Equip 534s 1926 & 1927..M &N 100
Equip 534s 1928-1934-..M &N b 5.40 5.25%
General Asphalt Co—
Conv s f 6s 1939________ A&O 10234 103
10434 10534
Gen’l Baking 1st 6s 1936_ J&D
_
100 U
General Cigar 6s 1925_____J&D
Serial 6s 1935_____________J&D 16.134
8334
8534
Gen’l Elec 334s 1942 op t___F&A
10534 107
Deb g 5s ’52 tax-ex N Y . .M &S
General Petroleum Corp—
7% s f gnotes Feb 15 *31 F&A15 106 34 10634
—
10134
6% g notes Apr 15 ’2 8 ..A & 015
Conv 6% notes 1927--M&S15
General R y Signal Co—
13834
Conv 634s 1944_________ A&O 137
Gen Refractories 6s 1952___F&A 10134 10134
9334
9334
German Gen Elec 7s ’45--J&J15
10534
Goodrich (B F) 1st 634s 1947-J&J 105
Goodyear T & Rub 8s ’4 1 --M&N 12034 12034
Deb s f 8s M ay 1931_____ F&A 1093* 10934
Granby Con Min Smelt & Pow—
9934
1st conv 6s 1928 Ser A ..M & N
100
Stamped___________________
93
Gray & Davis conv 7s ’32___F&A
99
9934
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s 1937_ J&D
_
Hanna (M A) Co—
89
93
Deb g 6s 1934___________F&A
50
Havana Tobacco 5s 1922..J& D / 40
Hearst Publications, Inc—
1st M & col tr 634s ’26-’36 M&N n 100
Hershey Chocolate 6s 1942 M&N 10334 104
Hoboken Land & Impt Co—
95
1st M g 5s N ov 1930____ M&N
32
Hock Val Prod 5s 1961 opt--J& J / ___
Hoe (R) & Co 1st 634s A r34 A&O 10234 10234
89
Holland-Amer Line 6s ’47-M&N / 8334
Hollingshead (The R M ) Co—
99
101
1st 7s 1938_______________ F&A
103
Holly Sugar 7s 1937.............-J&J 101
Hood Rubber 7s 1936______ J&D 10334 104
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
634 % s f notes 1933______ A&O
9934 100
50
Hudson N av g 6s 1938 op t.-F & A / 45
price

Humble Oil & R 534s ’32.J&J 15
Illinois Steel deb 434s 1940--A&O
Independent Brewing 6s ’55 J&J
Indiana Coke & Gas 6s '46--A & 0
_
Indiana Steel 1st 5s 1952_ M&N
Ind'n’p Abattoir 734 s ’31-M &S 15
Ingersoll-Rand 1st g 5s Dec 31
1935 opt Dec 31 1910___ J&J
Inland Steel 1st 6s 1920-28-.A&O
Internal Agricultural Corp—
1st & coll tr s f g 5s ’32 op M&N
Stpd ext to 1942______ M&N
Internat Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 6s 1941--A&O
International Paper—
1st & ref s f 5s 1947 ser A _____
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B ___ J&J
R ef mtge 6s 1955 ser A . .M&S
Internat Salt g 5s 1951 op .-A & O
Internat Silver 1st 6s 1948--J&D
Debenture 6s 1933________ J&J
Iron Steambt gen 4s 1 9 3 2 ..A&O
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
Indiana Co 1st s f 5s 1950-J&J
Jones & Laughlin St 5s '39-M&N
Jurgens (Anton) Un (Margarine)
Wks conv 6s 1947 (flat)..J&" /
Kaufmann Dept Stores Corp—
6% notes ’35 with warr’ts.F&.
Kayser (Julius) & Co—
1st M s f 7s 1942_____F&A 15
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co—
8% g notes M ay 15’31 M&N 15
Keystone St & Wire 8s '4 1 .-A&O
Kinney (GR) Co 734s 1936-J&D
Knight (B B & R) 7s 1930.-M &S /
Krupp (Fried) Ltd—
7% dollar notes D ecl5 ’29 J&D
La Belle Iron Wks 1st 5s ’40 J&D
1st & ref 6s 1940________ J&D

Bid.
10134
9434
94
100

Ask.
102
9434
96”
::::

7334
6834

7434
6934

8534

86

9334

9334

97”
8034
10634
10034

9734
8134

92
10134

95
10234

—

99

9934

96

9634

10334

104

10034
102
10734
46

101
104
10834
49

9334
9334
k 9334
102 34 10334
9334
9334
18
/ 16
48
1st & coll tr gold 5s 1944--J&D n 45
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
92
Funding 4s g July 1 1948-99
Cons s f g 434s 1954_____J&J
Leh & W-Barre Coal— See Cent R RR of N J p 3 1
Libby M cN & Libby 7s '31 M&N 10334 104
11834 11934
Liggett & Myers g 7s 19 44..A & 0
Gold bonds 5s 1951___________ 1003* 10134
Little (A E) Co 7s 1942___ A&O
11534 11534
Lorillard (P) Co g 7s 1944--A&O
97 3*
9734
9734
9834
Magma Cop conv 7s 1932.. J&D
Magnolia Petroleum Co—
9934
Deb g 434s 1926_____F&A15
9934
Deb g 4 34s 1927_____ F&A15
____
9834
Deb g 434s 1928_____ F&A15
Deb g
434s 1929-’34 -.-F & A 15b 5%
88
8434
Mallory SS 1st s f 5s 1932
100
10034
Manati Sugar 1st 734® '4 2 -.A & 0
Manufacturers’ Finance Co—
98
99
Col tr 6% notes 1935____A
Marland Oil Co—
10034 10034
5% gold notes 1926_____M ___
M cM yler Interstate 7s '43.J&D
Mid-Continent Petrol Corp—
9734
•834
1st s f 634s 1940________ M&S
Midvale Steel & Ordnance—
93
9234
Conv s f 5s 1936________ M&S
99
101
Miller (I) & Sons 7s________ 1934
M onon Coal— See Chic Ind & L
8434
Morris & Co 1st s f 434s ’39-J&J
734% gold notes 19 30---M &S 10334 104
78
M tge-Bond Co 4s ser 2 '66-A & 0
97
9634
5s series 3 1932___________J&J
98
973*
Murray Body 1st 634s 1934-J&D
87
88
Nat Acme 734s 1931_______ J&D
Nat Distillers Products Corp—
102
7% conv guar notes 1930-M&N 101
9934 101
Nat Enam & Stpg 5s 1929--J&D
9834
Nat Starch deb 5s 1930 gu.-J& J
National Tube 1st 5s ’5 2 ..M&N 10234 10234
—
_
6334
Natomas Co gen 6s 1935_ J&J
New Eng Nav— See N Y N H & H H R R
84
90
New Eng Oil&Ref 1st 8s’31 M&S
98
N J Zinc 1st 4s 1926_____l.A & O
105
New Niquero Sugar 7s 1932-J&J 103
New River Co 1st 5s 1934_ J&J
_
93”
§6”
Newport Co 7s 1932_______ M&S
103
NYAirBrakelst 6s’28 conv M&N 102
81
8034
N Y Dock Co— 1st g 5s ’51-F&A
90
N Y & Hob Fy 5s M ay ’4 6 --J&D
90
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946 .M&N
86
N Y & N J Ferry— 5s ’4 6 --J&J
81
77
N Y Shipbldg 1st 5s N ov 1 ’4 6 --New York Steam— See Public Ut ilities
31
29
Norwalk Steel 434s 1929__ J&J
75
73
Nova Scotia S & C 5s 1959--J&J
72
68
O’Gara Coal 5s ’ 55 op aft'08 M&S
10634
Ogilvie Flour Mills 6s ’32_ J&D r 106
_
r 106
10634
Series B ___________
r 106
10634
98
9734
Old Ben Coal’ 1st 6s"l944---F & A
Oswego Falls Corp 8s 1942--F&A
10134 10134
Otis Steel s f 8s 1941_______ F&A
9634
1st s f 734s 1947 ser B _ F&A
_
9734
92
9134
Pacific Coast Co g 5s ’46_ J&D
_
Pac Fruit Exp Eq— See So Pacific Corp
Pan-Amer Petrol & Transp Co—
1st lien equip 7s 1930____ F&A 10634 10634
S f 6s 1934______________ M&N 11134 11234
Park Lexington—
94
9534
1st leasehold s f 634s '53-.J& J
97
9534
Park & Tilford s f 6s 1936- -J&D
Penelec Coal 634s 1944____F&A 100
104
Penick & Ford 634s 1943___J&D 102
___ r
Penmans Ltd— 1st 5s’26op M&N r 99
92
Penna C & C 1st 5s '32 op -.J& J
Penn M ary Steel— See Beth Steel

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N T E A b n pic s ae “a d In r st’ e c p we e mr e ‘T’ a d in o e a d d fa lte b n s.
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U S Smelt Refg & Mining—
Pennsylvania Steel—
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron—
102
Conv 6% notes 1926____F&A
6% s f gold notes 1929_ F&A
_
Pa&Md Steel con g 6s’25-M&S 10034 10034
10234
10034 101
United States Steel Corp—
Span-Amer Iron 6s 1927—J&J 10034 10034 Solvay & Cie 6s 1934 _____A&O s 10334 s 104
Col tr s f 5s Apr '51 op 'll.V a r
Phila & Read C & I 5s 1973-J&J 10034 10034 South Porto Rico Sug 7s '40 J&D 10434 10534
11034 11234
Col tr s f 5s Apr '51 not op.V ar 11034 11234
Phillips Petroleum Co—
Standard Mill 1st g 5s '30. .M &N
9934 100
Col s f 2d 5s Apr '63 op’ 13 M&N 10534 10534
Deb g 734s '31 (with war)_A&0 107
Standard Oil (Cal)—
100
Without warrants__________
103
5% serial notes 1925____F&A
10034 Univer’l Winding Co 7s '37-.J& J 101
10234
Pierce-Arr M ot Car 8s 1943.M&S 10234 103
5% serial notes 1926_____F&A
10034 10134 Utah Fuel— See D en & R ioG r,p 32
_
Pierce Oil 8s Dec 15 '31—J&D15 10634 107
5% serial notes 1927_____F&A
10034 10134 Vacuum Oil Co 7% 1936_ A&O
10534 106
____
PUlsbury Flour Mills Co—
10034 10134 Vandalia Coal 1st 6s '30 op.J&J
5% serial notes 1928_____F&A
102
102
1st M 6s 1943................ .A&O
5% serial notes 1929____F&A
10034 10034 Van Slyke & Horton 7s 1938------ 101
10234
92
Pittsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49-J&J
9134
8734
5% serial notes 1930_____F&A
10034 10034 Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942 J&D
98
Pitts Coal deb 5s July '31—M&S
5% serial notes 1931_____F&A
10034 10034 Victor-Amer Fuel 1st 6s '40-F&A
9934
57
65
5% serial notes 1932 ___ F&A
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland Coal
10034 10034 Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953.J&J
1st s f g 5s 1947 o p ______M&N
9034
5% serial notes 1933-- ..F & A
10034 10034 Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
9234
1st s f 7s 1947 ser A
..J & D / 96
Pleasant Val Coal 5s 1928-.J& J
99
Standard Oil of New York—
96 34
97 34
96
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
Certificates of deposit______ f 9434
634% g deb M ay 1 '33..M & N 10734 10734
94
C tf of deposit stamped______ / 90
1st gold 5s 1957 o p _______ J&J
92 34
9334 Standard Plate Glass Co—
____
Port Arthur Canal & Dock—
S f conv 7 34s 1937 ser A ..J & J
99
6% notes 1930_
_
.M&S
98
70
With & without warr attach / 69
1st 6s 1953 ser A ________ F&A
101 %
Stand Steel Wks 1st 5s '2 8 ..J&J 100
73
1st M 6s 1953 series B _ F&A
Certif of dep without warr / 69
_
10134
Standard Textile Products—
70
Certif of deposit with warr f 68
Porto Rican-Amer Tobacco Co—
•*
v
93 34
95
1st s f 634s 1942________ M&S
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5s '49-M&S
90
9154
Steel Co of Can 6s 1940____J&J r 10434
8% g bds May 15 '31-.M &N15 10234 105
Ward Baking 6s 1937___ J&D 15 101 % 10234
Steel & Tube Co of Amer—
Powell Riv Co 6s ’26-’27.-_J& J
Warner Sugar R ef 7s 1941.-J&D
9534
Gen M s f 7s 1951 Ser O ..J & J 10734 108
9634
Power Corp of N Y 634s '42--100
Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7s '39 J&J
83
1st M s f 6s 1942 B ______ M&N
Sugar Estates of Oriente—
8334
37
Pressed Steel Car 5s 1933_ J&J
_
33
95
1st s f 7s 1942__________ M&S
96
9134
9634 Wayne Coal 6s 1937. - - -M&S
Price Bros & Co Ltd—
94
91
98
Sun Oil deb s f 534s 1939.-M&S
98 34 Webster C&C 1st g 5s *42 op M&S
1st M 6s 1943 Ser A _____F&A
101
100
98
Superior Oil 1st 7s 1929 .F&A15
96
9734 Webster Mills 634s 1 9 3 3 ..-J&D
9834
Producers & Refiners Corp—
Swift & Co 1st s f g 5s '44 . J&J 100,, 10034 West Ky Coal 7s 1944 ____M&N 102
10234
8s 1931 (with warrants).-J&D 113 34 11434
9634
5% s f g notes Oct 15 '3 2 .-A&O
9634 West Virginia Coal & Coke—
92
Without warrants attached____ 111
92 34
1st M 6s 1950___________ J&J
Taylor-Wharton I & S—
93
Punta Alegre Sug s f 7s '2 7 .-J&J 106
90
Western Elec deb 5s 1944. _A&O 10034 10034
106 34
1st 6s 1942______________M&S
102 H
85
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg—
Pure Oil Co 634% notes '33.J&D 102
82,
1st & ref 7 34s 1946 Ser A . .J&J
Remington Arms 6s 1937.-M&N
7% gold bonds 1931_____M&N
10634 107
88 34
8834 Tenn Coal I & RR 5s 1951 -J&J 10134 10334
93
Republic Ir & Steel 5s '40. .A&O
97
Whitaker-Glessner Co 5s '41 A&O
9634
Ala Steel & Shipbldg 6s '30. J&J
92 y2
10034 10134
102
Ref & gen 534s '53 ser A ..J & J
1st s f g 6s 1941 . --------- A&O
101
9234 Tenn Cop Co conv 6s '25 .M & N
Rlma Steel Corp—
Wickw Spencer Steel 7s '35-.J& J
84
Thyssen (Aug) Iron & Steel Wks
84 34
1st s f 7s 1955____________F&A
8034
93
8834
9334
82 34
8834
Rlordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—
2
Stamped.
83
8034
Tidal Osage Oil s f 7s 1931. .F&A 104,, 104 V
1st 6s June 30 1942____J&D30 100
Tide Water Oil 6 34s '31 F&A15 10334 10334 Willys-Overland 1st 634s '33 M&S 10134 102
Robbins & Myers 7s 1942._ J&D
64
72
Wilson & Co 1st 6s 1941------A&O
99 „
9934
Transcontinental Oil—
Roch & Pitts C & I 5s '4 6 .-M&N
101
Conv s f g 6s 1928 -----------J&D f 6834
9134
7% notes 1930 _ __ ..A & O
_
6934
10134
100,
1st s f g 434s 1932 op t___ F&A
70
9834
98
Certificates o f deposit. . — / 6834
Traylor Eng & M fg 8s 1936____
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943____ . .
108
6834
55
60
Conv s f g 734s 1931____F&A / 68 M
Tubize Artificial Silk 8s '43. J&J 105
___
Certificates of deposit. . — f 6834
Rogers-Brown Iron 5s ’26-’40 J&J
99
6934
Union Bag & Paper 6s '42.M&N
9934
Gen & ref 7s 1942_______ M&N
65
Winchester Repeating Arms—
6334
Union Oil Co of California—
St Joseph Stk Yds 434s '3 0 .-J&J
1st gold 734s 1941............A&O
10134 102
First lien s f 5s 1931 op t_ J&J 100,,
_
10034
9534
St Lawrence Pulp & Lumber—
104 34 10434 Woodward Iron 5s 1952____J&J
84
85
6s M ay 1 1942 Ser A . ..F & A
____
96
1st M 6s 1926-1929........... F&A
9534
99
S f g 5s Feb 1 1935______A&O
Youngst Sh & Tube 6s 1943.J&J
9934
____
1st M 6s 1930-1933______ F&A
Union Steel Co 1st 5s '52 gu. J&D 107 34 108
St Regis Paper 6J4s ’25-'29—J&D 100
102
EXCHANGE SEATS.
Union Tank Car Eq 7s '3 0 .-F&A 104 34 105
$
No. Last Sale
634s 1930-1934..........
J&D
98
100
United Drug 6s '44 temp .A&O 15 103 34 104
$
St Louis Brew Assn 6s 1939.-J&J
N Y Stock Exch__ 1,1008106,000
96
95
United Lead deb 5s 1943____J&J
600
_
St L Nat Stock Yds 4s '30_ J&J
N Y Con Stk Exch. 425
500
9434
95 34 United Oil Producers Corp—
82
St L Rky M t & P 5s '55 stpd.J&J
82 >
4
1.200 1,100 1,200
8 3134 N Y Produce Exch.l ,800
1st 8s July 25 1931___ J&J25
Saks & Co 8 f 7s 1942______M&S 10634 10734 United Steamship 6s 1937.M&N
9434
94 34 N Y Cotton Exch . 450 29.500 28.500 32.000
Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)—
United Stores Realty 6s '42.A & 0 104
10434 N Y C of & Sug Ex. 327 11.000 12,000 15,000
1st extl s f 7s 1945........... .F&A
92
N Y Curb M arket. 550 12.500
9234 U S Env 1st 5s 1925-1934..-J&D
Securities Co N Y 4 % cons. .M &S
54
97
99
57
Baltimore Stk Exch
87
2,000
U S Finishing con g 5s 1929. J&J
8en Sen Chiclet— See Am Chicle
7,000 6,000 7.500
U S Rubber 734 % notes '30.F&A 106 , 10634 Boston Stock Exch. 140
Sharon Steel Hoop 8s 1941 ..M & S 106
7,850
1st & ref 5s 1947 Ser A . .J&J
89 34
8,100
10634
8934 Chicago Bd of T r’d e l,592
Shawsh Mills 7% notes '3 1 -.A & 0 10134 102
5,500
5.800
634% serial notes 1926. M&S 10134 10134 Chicago Stock Exch 250
Sheffield Farms Co—
10134 102
Cincinnati Stk Exch 35
8.000
_
634% serial notes 1927_ M&S
_
1st & ref 634s 1 9 4 2 ----..A & 0
107
Cleveland Stk Exch
36
3,000
634% serial notes 1928-- M&S 10134 102
10734
Shults Bread 1st 6s 1940_ M&S
_
97
100
50
4,000
634% serial notes 1929.. M&S 10134 10134 Detroit Stock Exch
Slemans & Halske—
7,500
Los Ang Stock Exch
66
4.900 4.900
634% serial notes 1930_ M&S
_
10034 101
3-year sec s f 7s 1928______J&J
29
1,200
9834
634% serial notes 1931.. M&S 100
10034 Louisville Stk Exch
9834
10-year sec s f 7s 1935____J&J
100
96
3,350 3,400 3,500
634% serial notes 1932_ M&S
_
10034 Minn Ch of Comm . 587
9534
Sinclair Cons Oil Corp—
9914 Montreal Stock E x .
71 23,000
99
6 34% serial notes 1933-- M&S
1st 1 coll 7s ser A 1937.M&S15
8,600
8,600 9,400
634% serial notes 1934_ M&S
_
9834
9834 New Orl Cotton Ex. 500
93 34
93 34
1st lien coll 634s '38 ser B . J&D
700
70
600
634% serial notes 1935-- M&S
525
98 34
98 34 New Orl Stock E x .
87 34
8734
98
1st 1 6s '27 C with warr.-J&D 11134 112
2,600
634% serial notes 1936_ M&S
_
2,600
9834 Phila Stock E x ch .. 206
Sinclair Crude Oil Purch Co—
98
2,000
634% serial notes 1937_ M&S
_
97 34
Pittsb Stock E xch. 115
1,600
6% notes ser A 1928_____F&A
50
1,950
_
97 34
634% serial notes 1938_ M&S
9734 St Louis Exchange.
10034 101
_
98
Sinclair Pipe Line s f 5s '42.A & 0
634% serial notes 1939.. M&S
SanFrStk&BdExch
63 30,000
9734
8734
8734
Sixer Steel 1st 7s, 1937 ____M&N
750
98
Washington Stk Ex
40
500
500
634% serial notes 1940_ M&S
_
9734
SkeUy Oil 634% notes '2 7 ..A & 0 116
11634
ft Basis. /T h is price Includes accrued Interest, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price.

IN D U STR IAL A N D MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Stocks.

Par

T E X T ILE MFG.
STOCKS.
N orth. Mills.
Par
Arcadia M . _ _____
Acushnet Mill (NB) l
Am Linen (Fall R) l
American M fg. .100
Preferred____100
Amoskeag Mfg (voluntary a ssn ).-(t)
Preferred_____ (t)
Androscog M (M e).i
Appleton Co (Mass) l
Arkwright M (FR).Z
Arlington M (Mass)Z
Barnard M fg (FR)-Z
Bates Mfg (M e). 100
Beacon M fg (N B ).l
Preferred_____100
Berkshire^ Cot M fg.
Adams, Mass. 100
Blgel-Hartf Carp’t - t
Preferred_ .100
_
Booth Mfg ( N B ) - I
Preferred_____ 100
Boot Mills (Mass)..Z
Border C M fg (FR) Z
Boston M fg pref. 100
BosjDuck (Mass) _c
Bourne-Mills (FR).Z
Bristol M fg (N B ). J
Butler Mill ( N B ) . Z
Cabot M fg_____100
ObacelMills ( F R ) . . i
Charlton M ills.. 100
Chicopee’M fg (p f)._l
City M fg Cr j>(NB) 1
Con tin'1 M (Me) 100
Cornell Mills (FR).Z

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
41
80
7234
50
85
89
76
80
70
72 34
90
90
195
125
139
104
10334
115
100
91
90
114

95"
1201

S tocks.

Par

Dartmouth M fg
Corp (N B )_ 100
_

Davis Mills (F R) I
Davol Mills (F R ) —Z
Draper Corp____100
Dwight Mfg (M ass).
Edwards Mfg (M e ).l
7034 Esmond M (R I ) , p f l
7434 Essex Cot M pf_100
Everett M (Mass). _l
105
480
Fairh Mills com . 100
25
Preferred____100
93
Farr Alpaca (Mass) l
Flint Mills (F R )..Z
60
Franklin Co (M e). 1
205
Gosnold M (N B)_.Z
Preferred _. _____
100
Granite Mills (FR)_Z
144
Gt Falls Mfg (N H) Z
Grinnell Mfg (N B) -Z
107
Hamilt Mfg (Mass) Z
Hamilt W TMass) _Z
Harmony Mills p f. .Z
Hathaway Mfg(NB)Z
113
Hill M fg Co (Me)__Z
85
Holmes Mfg (NB) —Z
95
Preferred_____100
125
Home Bleach &D W t
175
P re fe rr e d ._ 100
_
Ipswich Mills_ 100
_
119
Preferred_ .100
_
Kilburn M (N B) . . Z
52
King Philip M (FR)Z
130
Lancas’r M (Mass).Z
Preferred_____100
100"
Laurel Lake com _
_
135
120
Lawrence M fg (M ).Z
Lincoln Mfg (F R )-.Z
Lockwood Co (Me).Z

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
140
85
40
147
25
70
97
97
58
90
200
48
68
15
100
37
85
30
90
10
27 34
68
115
137
95
7
55
95

145
89
90
50
150
30
85
100
30
40
155
58
72
70
20
40
65
91
120
35
125
100
1
72
120
98
100
14
75
65"
100

S tocks.

Par

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
Luther Mfg (F R )__/ 115
130
Lyman Mills (M )--Z
142
Manomet M (N B).Z
39
36
Mass Cott M ills. 100
87
84
Mechanics' M (FR) Z
65
Merch Mfg (FR) __Z 75
Merrimack Mfg
(M ass)_______ 100
90
95
P referred ____100
7234
7734
Middlesex Co (M )_
M t V-Wood Mills
(Balt) v t r _ 100
_
12
13
Preferred v t r . 100
63
Narragansett Mills
(F R )________ 100
95
Nashawena M _ 100 116
_
119
Nashua M (N H) 100
64
63
Preferred_____100
100
95
Nat Fabric & Fin. 100 105
110
100
Preferred_____100
98
Naumkeag (Mass) —
Steam Cot C o . 100 183
18734
Neild Mills (N B 1..Z 21234 225
New Bedf’d Cot M.Z 100
Preferred_ .100
_
9734 100
New Eng Sou M ____
10
7
Preferred_____ 100
35
32
Newmarket M f g _
_
Co (N H )------- 100
Nonqiiitt Sp (NB).Z
50
5734
Osbora Mills (FR).Z
7734
Pac Mills (Mass) 100 x 57
58
Parker Mills (FR )--Z
30
Preferred________
55
Pemaquid M ____20
26
Pepp< reill M fg (Me)Z l i o "
115
Pierce Mfg (N B )..Z 400
450
Pilgrim M new_____ 145
Pocasset M fg (FR).Z
40

S tocks.

Par

Ponemah M (Proy)-Z
P referred ____100
Potomska M (NB)_Z
Quissett Mills (NB) Z
Preferred_____ 100
Rich Borden M fg
Co (F R )_____100
Sagamore mfg
(F R )________ 100
Salmon Falls M fg
Co (N H )_____100
Seaconnet M (FR).Z
Sharp M fg (N B)_.Z
P referred ____100
Shawmut Cot Mills
(F R) com ____100
Preferred_____ 100
Shove Mill (FR)-100
Skenandoah Cotton
Co (Utica)____100
Soule Mill (N B ).100
Stafford M (F R )..Z
Stevens M fg (F R).Z
Taber Mills (N B ) J
Thorndike (M ass)..
Tremont & Suffolk
M (M ass)____100
Troy Cot’n & W ool’n
M fg (F R )___ 500
Union Cot M f (FR) Z
Utica Knit C o_ 100
_
Preferred_____ 100
Utica Steam & Moh
Val Cot M fg____Z
Wampanoag Mills
(F R )________ 100
Wamsutta M (N B) Zx

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
140
100

85
150
98

185
k 50
34
55

37
5734

140
55
170
120
100

20
60
•____
• ____

40
150
10234
50
80

10734
60
85
s 100

78

60
81

fA
t ssessm t p , c P r va e $700. dP e p r sh n p r cent, hP r va e $1,000. kL sale. Z a valu $100. m1st In
en aid
a lu
ric e are, ot e
a lu
ast
Pr
e
stall, paid.
M om
N inal. r C n d n p
a a ia rice, s S le p
a rice. (New stock, z E
x-div. y E
x-righ z E
ts,
x-stock div. t W
ithout p r valu
a
e.



S tocks.

Par

Weetamoe M (FR).Z
Whitman M (NB).l
Winnsboro M pf.100
York Mfg (Me) .100

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
35
25
105
102
101
73
69

Southern Mills.
Abbeville C M (SC)Z
Amer Spinning C o ..
Anderson C M (SC)Z
Arcade Cot M ______
Arcadia M ______ 100
Preferred________
Arkwright M ______
Augusta Fac (Ga)_Z
Avondale Mills
Beaumont Mfg
Belton Mills ( S C ) ./
Preferred________
Bibb M fg_______ 100
Preferred_____ 100
Brandon M , pref_
_
Brogon_________ 100
Brookside M ills. 100
Calhoun Mills
Chadwick-Hoskms25
Chesnee M ._.
Chiquola Mfg
Preferred . .
Clifton M fg (S O) 100
Clinton Cot M _____
Columbus M fg (Ga)
Converse (D E).100
Cowpens Mills_____
Dallas Mfg (Ala) .100
Darl’g’n Mfg (S C ).i
_
Drayton Mills_ 100
Dunean________ 100
Preferred____
Eagle & Phenix
Mills (G a)____100
Easley Cot M , pref.
Enterprlse M f (Ga) l
Gaffney M fg (SC).Z
Gainesville Cot M _
Glen wood Mills_
_
Gluck____________
Granteville M fg. 100
Greenw’d C M (SO)/
Gundel Mills
Preferred______ 50
H am rick__________
Hartsville Cot M _
_
Inman Mills_______
Preferred________
Jackson M _________
Judson__________100
Preferred_____100
King.J P.Mfg (Ga. _
Laurens C M (SC) . /
Limestone C & M__
Marion Mills___ 100
Marlboro C M (SC) Z
Mass Mills (G a)___
Mills M fg Co (S O )./
Mollohon M fg_____
Monarch O M (SC) /
Preferred
Musgrove M ills-----Newberry O M (SC)/
Ninety-Six M illsNorris Cot M ____
Orr Cot M (S C )-100
Preferred________
Pacolet M fg (S C )-i
Preferred_____100
Panola-C M A pf _ 90
Pelham Mills______
Phillips Buttorff M 1
Pickens Cot M
Piedmont M fg (SC) /
Poe. F W . Mffe (SO)/
Poinsett Mills__ 100
Riverside & Dan Riv
Riverside M _ 12.50
_
Saxon Mills_____100
Sibley M fg (Ga)-100
Spartan Mills (SC)_/
Toxoway________ 25
Union-Buffalo M ___
1st pref______ 100
2d pref_______ 100
Victor-Monag C o. . /
Preferred_____100
Ware Shoals Mfg 100
Watt M ills-----------1st preferred_____
2d preferred_____
Webb Mfg (Nash)./
West Point M fg. 100
Whitney Mfg (S C )./
Williamson Mills_
_
Woodruff M ___ 100
Woodside Cot M 100
Preferred_____ 100
C anadian Mills.
Can’n Connecticut
Cum pref_____100
Can Convert, L td ./
Can Cottons, LtdlOO
Preferred_____100
Domin Text, L t d -.t
Preferred_____100
Montreal Cottons. _/
Preferred_____100
_
Penmans, Ltd_ 100
Preferred_____ 100

103
250
80
240"
102
99
10
875
59"
94
225
104
97
111
li4 "
15
130
265
93
134
250
135
113
61
130
80
100
85
94
165
92
95
88
160
125
100
135
400
250
46
135
149
155
103
200
190
104
110
150
134
130
45
98
285
107
127
100
120"
150
102"
97
207
104
85
18
165
124
140
109
75
195
93*
85
65
150
32
60
92
47 X
102
107
149
94"
120
20
125
90
195
138
108
91

B oston .
Boston__________100
Oolum Nat L ife. 100
Conveyancers’
Title__________100
Mass Bonding
B rooklyn— See N Y
D ayton.
L ib e rty __ - _____ 50
Reliable................. 20

110
260
85
84
250
105
105
15
925
400
65
66
230
106
100
113

S tocks.

Par

Detroit.
Detroit F & M _ 50
_
Michigan F & M .50

Bid

Hartford.
Aetna (Fire)____100 608
Automobile Ins. . 100 780
Hartford Fire_ 100 590
_
Full paid rets____ 582
Hartf Steam Boil
540
Insp & Ins___ 100
707
National Fire__ 100
Phoenix (F ire)..100 560
Life Insurance.
Aetna Cas'ty & Sur 780
Aetna Life______ 100 895
Conn Gen______ 100 1300
Travelers’ ______ 100 1148
Indianapolis—
Sterling Fire_____10 d 11
Louisville.
Liberty__________ 50

615
80;)
600
590
560
715
570
790
905
1350
1160
123*

Per cent.
200

Per share.
M inneapolis.
118"
190
173* Nor’west F & M .100 n 185
135
Newark.
275
22 3*
American_________ 5
96
23 X
Firemen’s________ 50 230
240
140
_
Prudential Life_ 50 450
140"
New Haven.
117
82 3*
Security Ins_____25
64
83 X
140
Per share.
New Orleans.
86
Lafayette________ 50 240
§5"
Per share.
New York.
96
_
Amer Alliance_ 100 300
305
Bankers & Ship. 100 220
170
City of N Y _____100 268
95
278"
Commonwealth .100 300
105
Continental______ 25 d 113
115
91
Fidelity-Phenix__ 25 d 165
169
165
Globe & Rutgers. 100 1350
1450
135
Great American. 100 282
105
286
H anover________ 50 d 185
Home___________100 364
368"
Lincoln__________ 20 d 6') 3*
713*
80
Met Casualty Ins_
_
50
85
National Liberty.50 d 220
140
Niagara__________56 d 220
160
Northern_______ 100 255
165
North River_____25 d 98
106
Pacific Fire______ 25 d 210
Rossia Ins_______ 25 d 91 a
193
92*
Stuyvesant_____100 215
106
United States____20 d 138
148
Westchester______10 d 43
44
140
P hiladelphia.
140
Alliance of P h ila ..l0
50
50
52
Fire A ssociation..50 269
270
104
Ins Co of N A ____10
57
57 3*
1 1 5 " Ins Co State o f Pa 100 160
Lumbermen’s ____25 100
130
People’s Nat Fire.
28
80 " Phila Life..............10
10%
Reliance_________ 50 105
126
108
United Firemen’s . 10
it 15
8 4 " Victory__________ 50 104*
107
104
Providence.
99
_
Prov Wash’ton_ 50 380
211
390
106
R ichm ond.
90
Virginia F & M ..2 5
85
90
20
Deposited S tock ..
85
175
90
126
St. Louis—
145
Cent States Life_ 5
_
14
113
16
Continental Life____
27
83
30
Missouri State L .10
40
202
42
65
10 3* Internat Life_____50
70
Standard Life______
90
3
5
160”
34
65
94
483*
104
113
155
70
97
130
40
130
95
142
110
93

St. Paul,M inn.
St Paul F & M _ 25
_

85

San F rancisco.
Firemen’s Fund. 100
883*
Home Fire & Marine d 32 X
Springfield .Mass
Springfield Fire & M/

415

W ashington.
American_______ 100
Corcoran________ 50
Fireman’s _______ 20
National Union_ 5
_

89
88%
33

225
150
26
14 X

W heeling , W .Va
Wheeling Fire 1 .100

40
115**
93
77%
115
963*
114
156

420

* 150

37
425
155
180
85
62

43
Per cent.
Atlantic Mutual—
85
1923
--------- f 1013* 103
120
1924
........................................
103
f 101 x
95
102
104
1925
........................................
78
____
Per share.
____ MINING STOCKS.
Adventure Cons. .25
Ahumada Lead C o .l
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining________ 10
A lgom ah________ 25
Amer Zinc Lead &
Smelting____25
Preferred______ 25
39
Anaconda Corp._50
Arizona Com’cial._5
Arcadian Cons_ 25
_
Bingham Mines. .10
—
Bonanza Dev C o .10
Butte Cop & Z C o .5
: : : : Butte & Sup_____10
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Co_____________10
Calumet & A r iz ..l0
Calumet & Hecla.25
100
Carson Hill G M ..1
64

158
100

15c.
12 H

40c
123*
1%
25c.

103*
161
6
313*
1
5X
10
2%
48
123*
25c.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.

MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP.

INSURANCE
STOCKS.
Baltim ore.
Central Fire_____10

45

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

J une, 1925.]

7%
29
40
10?*

IX
IX

32

5X
10 X

Ask.

Per share.
51
51%
34%
34%
21
213*
2.13
2.15
83
r 82 %
21
20%
28c.
r 25c.

Cerro de Pasco____t
Chili Copper_____25
Chino Copper_____5
Consol Copper____1
Con Min & Sm ..2 5
Cop Range Con. 100
Crown Reserve____1
Davis-Daly Cop_ 1
_
Stam ped________
DeBeers Con M ____
Dome Mines______t
East Butte______10
Federal M & Sm.100
Preferred_____100
First National
Cop ($3.75 pd)__5
Franklin ________ 25
Goldfield Consol
Mines_________ 10 s
Granby Cons M S
& Power_____100
Granite-Bi-Metalic
(St Louis)_____10
Greene-Cananea. 100
Hancock Cons_ 20
_
Hollinger Mines_ 5 r
_
Homestake Min.100
Howe Sound Co
New v t c ___
Inspiration Cons
Copper________ 20
Island Creek Coal ..1
Preferred_______ 1
Isle Royale Cop. .25
Kennecott Cop___ t
Kerr Lake________ 5
Lake Copper_____25
LaRose Mines Ltd.5
_
LaSalle Copper_ 25
Magma Cop Co_ t
_
Mason Val M in es..5
Mass Cons_______ 25
Mayflower Old Col25
McIntyrePorcupine5
Miami Copper____5
Michigan________ 25
M oh aw k ________ 25 x
Motherlode C ’l’n__t
Nevada Cons C o p .5
New Cornelia C o p .5
New Dominion A ..1
New River C o_ 100
_
Preferred_____100
Nipissing Mines_ 5 x
_
North Butte_____15
North Lake______25
Ohio Copper_____10
Old Dominion Co.25
_
Ontario Sil M in_ t
Park City M & S ..5
Pit & MtShasta Cop
Pond Creek—
Pocahontas______
Quincy__________ 25
Rand Mines, Ltd_
_
Ray Cons C op_ 10
_
St Joseph Lead_ 10
_
St M ary’s MineralLand _________ 25
San T oy ___________1
Seneca Cop C orp._t
Shannon________ 10
Shattuck Ariz Cop 10
South Lake______25
Superior & Boston 10
Superior_________ 25
Tennessee Copper
& Chemical_____t
Tonopah Belmont. 1
_
Tonopah (N ev)_ 1
Tonopah Ext M in .l
Trinity Copper____5
Tuolumne________ 1
United Verde Ext50c
U tah-Apex_______ 5
Utah Consol______ 5
Utah Copper C o ..16
Utah Metal & T u n .l
Victoria_________ 25
W inona_________ 25
W yandot________ 25
Yukon Gold______5

3c.
20?*
1431
33*
163*
55

5c.
22
143*
3?*
18
553*

22c.
90c.

29c.
95c.

5c. s
153*
35c.
133*
75c.
14.85
44

6c.
16
40c.
143*
1
14.95
443*

163*

17

263*
132
943*
12
51
1
131
6
43c.
13*
413*
13*
45c.
1
173*
93*

283*
132 %
96
123*
51?*
13*
13*
49c.
1?*
42 3*
13*
80c.
13*
173*
9?*

S tocks.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
T ITLE G U A R A N TE E &
SAFE DEPOSIT ST OCK
American Surety.50 d 138
Bond & M Guar. 100 250
Chicago T & Tr.100 410
City SD (Alb,NY) 100 170
Columbia Title
(Washington)_ 5 “
_
Fidelity & D(M d) 50 < ----*
Kentucky Title Co
90
Preferred_____100
Lawyers’ Title &
___
Guar____________
270
Lawyers'M C o .. 100 218
Louisville T itle .. 100 . 204
Maryland Cas C o.25 “ -----Mortgage Bond-100 131
Nat Surety C o. .100 207
New Amsterdam
Casualty (Balt) 10 d .- —
N Y Title & M tg . 100 348
R E T Ins(Wash)100 145
Tit Ins & Gu(SanFr) 200
Title Gu Tr(StL) 100
---U S Casualty____100 320
USFidel&Gu(Md) 50 d 200
U S Title G u ar.. 100 232

144
255
175
9
99 %
275
223
100"
139
212
48 %
352
155
250
47%
335
204

INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS

Abitlbl Pow & Pap.t a 74%
Preferred_____100 n 109
93 %
lams Express. .100
15%
Ivance-Rumely 100
56
Preferred_____100
Aeolian-Weber
20
Piano & Pian__100
93
Preferred_____ 100
104%
Air Reduction_____t
Ajax Rubber______ t d 13%
70
Alabama Co____100!
60
Albany Com ___ 100;
Albany (N Y ) Safe
Dep & Storage 100 160
283*
28%~ Allied Chem & Dye I ,
Corp____________t d 93
7%
73*
119
Preferred_____100
12?*
13
_
193* Allied Pack new_ t
193*
Prior pref_____100
20c.
25c.
Senior pref___ 100
28
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
45
84
4?*
Com m on_____100
5
106
Preferred_____100
1
13*
_
25c.
35c. Aluminum Mfrs_ f d ____
Preferred_____lOOi 109
85c.
95c.
Amal Sugar com _ t d 3.10
_
18
19
94
1st preferred.. 1O0
7
53*
20%
Am Agri C hem .. 100
5
43*
55%
Preferred_____1O0
—
s
5c.
_
Am Bank Note_ 50 d 180
12
103*
Preferred______ 50 d 55
40%
22 X
23 X Am Beet Sugar_100
MX
Preferred_____100
36%
38
American B ook. . lOO 114
13
12%
Am Bosch M agn'o.t d 31%
51
50 X
Am Brake Sh & F__ + d 103%
32
Preferred_____1O0 110%
33
190%
_
3c. American Can_ 100
121
Preferred_____100
70c". Am Car & Fdy_.100 107
60c.
Preferred_____ 106 124
6%
6
6
75c. Am Caramel____100
25c.
65
Preferred_____ 100
1
IX
Am Chain Class A 25
Am Chicle________ +
50 %
Temp v t c . . ___ f
10%
10?*
105
Preferred_____100
9-16
Temp v t C..100 105
4
3%
75
1
2% Am Cigar____T.100
97
Preferred___1.100
—
Am Coal of N J _ 25
_
25
24?*
Am Credit Indem.25jd
6%
6% Am Oyanamid-.lOO 1 2 3 "
82
Preferred___^.100
90% Am Drug Synd_ 10 d
_
89%
63*
137
56c. Am Express_____i00
51c.
93
60c. Am Fork & Hoe. 100
40c.
30c.
1st preferred. .100 1023*
15c
46
10c. American G lu e.. 100
110
40c.
Preferred_____100
*2*0c.
88
Am Hardware_ 100
_
9
REAL ESTATE T R
Am-Hawaiian SS.10
& LAND STOCKS
Per share.
Am Hide & LeathlOO d 113*
73
Preferred_____100
Albany Tr (Bost)100 a 58
Amer Hosiery___ 25
20
Alliance Realty . . 100 125
Amer Ice C o____100
106
Bedford Tr (Bos) 100 a 57
82
Preferred_____100
Berkeley Hotl Tr(B)Z a 75
Am Intern Corp. 100
34
B d o fT r B ld T r(C )-/ a ____
60
Amer-La France
Bos Gr’d R ’t Tr (C) / a 109
Fire Eng Inc_ 10
_
125*
96%
Bos R E T (Bos) 1000 a 910
Preferred_____100
940
Bos Stor W h’se (B) / a 122
Amer Laundry
Boston Wharf C o ../ a 112
Machinery______ + d 103%
124
Bromf Bldg Tr (B) . / a 70
Preferred_____100
Business R E Tr(B) / a 25
28%
—
Amer Linseed_ 100
_
Cent Bldg Tr (B) . . /
70
Preferred_____ 100
Chic R E Trus’s 1000 alOOO
Amer Locom otive.t 124
122
City R E T (C).1000 a 490
—
Preferred_____100
Congress St Associ­
Am Mch & Fdy.100 160
ates (Boston)___ Z a ____
65
Amer Metal C o____t
48
C’gress St Big Tr(B)Z
Preferred_____100
110
Copley Sq Tr (B os)./ a 38
Amer M ultigraph..t
19X
Devonish Big Tr(B)Z a 55
—
Preferred_____100 101 %
Amer Piano_____100
Preferred_______
135
East Bos Land (B ).
*2”
Preferred_____ 100
90%
Ensley Land C o_ / 115
_
125
Amer Pneu Serv._25
3%
Essex St Tr (Bost).Z a 65
1st preferred__ 50'd 46
Factory Big Tr (B)_Z a ____
90
Preferred______ 56 d 18
Fifty Associates (B) _ a3700
Amer Radiator_ 25
_
95 X
Hotel Tr (B oston )../ a 130
Preferred_____100 128%
Kimball Bldg Tr(B)/
—
Am R y ’ Express. 100
75
78%
Realty Associates of
42
Amer Repub C orp.t
Brooklyn com _ t
_
220
Am Rolling M ill..25
53
96
91
1st preferred ..1 00
7% pref (new). 100 111%
86
2d preferred..1 00
81
Texas Pacific Land
305
Trust ctfs____100 280

8*

75
95%
17
56X
25
98
104 %
13%
70“
170
935*
119%
5%
5Q

MX

110

3.30
96
20%
55%
190
86
118
35
105
115
191
125
107%
127
24
53X
52
110
77"
99
473*
128
85
63*
138
95
49"
115
89
10
12
733*
106 X
83%
34%
13
97
105
28%
70%
124%
1225*
175
48 X
114
145
94
3%
48
19%
95X
130
80
59 .
533*

3
49
13X
35c.

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INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

*6
S tocks.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Stocks.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Stocks.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
Per share.
Per share.
Am Safety Razor.25 d 51
52 % Brit-Amer T ob . £1 d 28
28% Congoleum Co____t d ___
American Screw. 100
Ordinary bearer £1 d 27%
95
Preferred_____100 101 >4 103
28%
_
25%
Am Seed M ach_ 50 d 3214
27
British Col Fish &
Congoleum-Nairn. . t
50
Preferred_____100
65
42
Conley Tin Foil ..+ d 2%
3%
Packing______ 100 r 41%
Amer Shipbldg_.100
49%
1
Stpd as to liq div. d
%
5i% British Empire
Preferred___.100
44
48
83
Steel com_____100
2
Consol Car Heat. 100
1%
Amer Ship & Com25
44
1st p r e f______100
30
Cons Cigar C o r p .-t d 43%
82
merce_______ - t d 8%
7
87
3%
2d pref_______ 100
Preferred_____100
7%
99
AmSmelt & Refg.100 101% 102
40
Brown Shoe_____100
30
9>)4 Cons Coal of St L_ 100
10S
Preferred____100
5
_
100 105
Preferred_
107% Consol Distrib___ t d 4%
no
142
Am Snuff com _ 100
_
144
Brunswtck-BalkeCons Ice (Pittsb)-50 d . . . s 2
23%
Preferred___.100
100'4
Collender_____ (t) d 28
Preferred______ 50 d ___ s 14
Am St F ’dries.33 1-3 d 39%
101
3%
Consol T e x tile _ t d 3
_
40
Preferred_____100
103
44%
Preferred_____100
110
112
Brunswick Term &
Cons Coal of M d. 100
American Stores_ t d 56%
_
Ry Secur Co— See Steam RRs
57
P re fe rr e d -_ 100
_
Am Sugar R e fg ..l0 0
65
62
3%
4
65% Buckeye Pipe L ..5 0 d 61%
Consumers C o .. 100
34
Preferred___.100
98
32
158
Preferred_____lOO
98)4 Bucyrus com . _ .100 154
Am Sumat T o b . .100
9
Preferred_____ 100 108
Cont Baking A ____t d 125
12714
9)4
78
29
Preferred_____100
Burden Iron pref.100 101
36
105
Class B
. . . + d 28%
99%
96
Am Thread pref_ 5 d 3%
_
98 %
97%
Preferred_____100
4)4 Burns Bros 7 % pf. 100
Am Tire & Rub com .
66%
4
Prior pref’ce.-lOO 114
117% Continental Can___t d 66%
10
d 107
123
117
20
107%
40
Am T ob stmpd_ 50 d 95%
_
Class B com s t k .f d 26%
26% Continental M ot. . t d 10%
96)4
1014
Com B stm p d ..50 d 9514
26%
79
Continental Oil v t c d 26%
95% Burr Add Machine, t d 78%
d 15%
d 83c.
85c.
Preferred_____100
16%
106)4 107
82%
Am Type Found. 100 108
7% deb temp 100
110
83
Corn Prod Refg._25 d 31
3314
12214
Preferred_____ 100
121
100
Preferred_____100
107)4 Bush Terminal
100
Am Vitrified Prod.50 d 20
102
20
22
Bldgs pref____100
Cosg-Meeh Coal_ t d 17
_
19
Preferred---- .100
80
Butterick C o___ 100
19% Cramp (Wm) & Sons
85
%
American Wholesale
55
Caddo Cent O & R .t d
Sh & E B ld g .. 100
%
Corppref . ..1 00
95
California Cyanide
1214
96
Crescent Pipe L ..2 5 d 12
60
50
Amer Wind Glass
48
70
116% 117
26
Preferred_____100
Calif Pack Corp_ t
_
s 111
Crock-Wheeler ..1 0 0
80
Amer Wind Glass
75
Calif Petrol______25 d 28%
29
Preferred_____ 100
122% 122% Crucible Steel_ 100
89 %
Machine______100
69
Preferred_____100
_
6914
Preferred_____100
39%
95%
Cambria Iron___50 d 39
9514
Preferred . . 100
94)4
12
38)4
Am Wool (Mass) .100
Cuba Cane Sugar . t d 11%
38)4 Cambria Steel___ 50 d 90
Preferred___.100
50%
79
80
Canada Cement. 100 r 104% 104%
Preferred_____100
5114
Am Writ'g Paper.100
Preferred_____100 r 113
113% Cuban-Am Sug. .10 d 30%
3014
Preferred
..100
30
95%
97
Preferred_____100
414
4)4 Can Fdys & Forg.100 m ____
Certifs of depos.
2
4
Preferred_____100 r ____ s 35
Cuban Dominican
4%
Anglo-Amer O il..£ l d 2314
12
Sugar com _____t d 4%
23H Can SS Lines___ 100 r 11H
36%
Archer-Daniels
Preferred_____100r 45
35
P referred ___ 100
97
CanadianCar&F.lOO r 42)4
43
Mid com _ ____ t d 34
_
35
Cudahy Pack_ 100
_
Preferred___ . t d 98
Preferred___.100 r 83
145
83% Cumberl Pipe L.100 143
98 %
76
Armour & Co of Del
Can Con Rubb 100 r -----Cushman’s Sons. . t d 73
__
Preferred_ -100
_
93%
Preferred____100 m . . .
93%
89
7% pref______100 101
__
Armour & Co (111)—
Canadian Explos.100 100
8% p ref.. _____t d 100
1U1
Com Class A _ 25 d 21H
54
_
Cuyamel Fruit . _T d 53%
21%
Preferred____100
Com Class B _ 25 d 12
_
245
16 % D H Holmes Ltd. 100 240
12% Can Indus Alch____ r 16
Preferred . . 100
88
Dan Boone Woolen
50
88% Can Locomotive. 100 r -----ArmourLeathcom 15 d 3%
84%
Preferred_____lOO r . .
Mills__________ 25 d 2
214
4
80
70
P referred.. . 100
85
Can Woollens_ 100 r 10
_
87
11% Davis C & C . ..1 0 0
Arnold, Constable
Preferred_____100r 56
38%
Davison Chem
.t
3814
& Co
t d 9%
10
98
Artloom Corp
* d 41%
42
Trustees certif.100
Inc 1st pref_ 100
_
98
94%
7 % pref. temp 100 101 % 103
Caracas Sugar___ 50 A
3 .
4% Deere & Co pref. 100
127
Art Metal Con_ 10 d 15%
_
4
D L & W Coal. .50 d 124
15% Carib Syndicate .25 d 3)4
Arundel Corp. . (t) d ___
28% Case (J I) Plow Wks
Det & Clev N a v ..5 0 d 87
12214
Assets Realizat’n.100
Com . ..( n o par) d ____
Diamond M atch. 100 121
%
%
___
146
Assoc Dry G'ds_.100 208
212
1st pref . . 100
Dixon (J) Cruc. 100 142
__ _ _
24%
Com new temp - * d 52%
Dodge Bros com A (t) d 24%
53%
2d pref______ 100
79
1st pref______ 100
98 M
99% Case (J I) Threshing
Preference
_ (f) d 78%
34
91%
106
_
Mach c o m .. 100
35
Dominion Bdge.100 r 91%
2d p re f.. _ 100
107
76
Associated Oil. ..2 5 d 39
Preferred___ lOO
81
Dom Canners_ 100 r 101% 101 %
_
39M
____
Associated Simmons
Case Lockwood frP referred ___ 100 r 100
49
Hardware pf 100
Brainard C o. 100 250
Dom Coal p ref.. 100 r ___
28
114
30
Atl Fruit & Sugar.. t d 91c.
92c. Celluloid Co ...1 0 0
Dominion Glass. 100 r 112M
75
_
80
Preferred____100 r 112
Atl Gulf & W Ind
P re fe rr e d ._ 100
SS Lines______100
45% Central Aguirre
Dom I & S pref. .100 r 25
44)4
i
10
44%
Sugar Cos_____20 d 83 V
Preferred. . 100
45
85
Donner Steel comlOO
63
Atlan Lobos Oil_ t d 3
_
7°
3% C entralC & C ..1 00
60
1 st preferred ..1 00
40
12
Preferred . . lOO n 71
Preferred______ 50 d 10
2d preferred. .100
18K
1914
Atlantic Refin’g.100 108
19
Douglas Pectin
t d 19
no
Central Leather. 100
63%
85
81
Preferred___ 100 11614 117
Preferred_____lOO
63% Douglas Shoe pref. _
____
Atlas Portl Cem. .
( 43
46
Central Steel .
. t d 49
49% Dom St Corp pf.100 r 25
69
Preferred____100
120
Preferred- . . 100 102% 103
Dow Chem coin_ t d 67
_
100
Atlas Powder_____t dx 46
Preferred____100
47% Cent Teresa Sugar 10 d ____
Preferred_____100
92%
94
Preferred______ 10 d 1%
1% duPont (E I) de N
167%
Atlas Tack_______ t d 11
& Co com ..1 0 0 167
11% Century Ribbon
97
96%
Austin, Nich & C o .t d 25
Mills c o m ______ t d 36
37
25%
Deben stock. .100
96
d 2%
15
97
89
93
45%
43%
Auto Knitter
Cert'n-Teed Prod, t d 50%
51
Preferred_____100
93%
1st pref____ 100
101
95
Eagle Lock______25 d 101
3%
Hosiery______ __ t d 3 %
86%
4
Autosales Corp_ 50 d 3%
_
2d pref. .
100
Eastern M f g _
_ 5 d 3%
5
89
43
40
Preferred. . . 5 0 d 13
Champion Coated
Preferred_____100
16
135
107
P a p e r . . ____100
East Roll Mill
_t d ____
Babcock & Wil__10C 136
138
10 3% 110
119
Baldw Loc Wks.lOO 119
118
Preferred_____ 100
119%
Preferred_____100
Preferred_____10C
_
35% Eastman Kodak
t dxl08% 109
111% 112% Chandler M otor_ t d 35%
____
Baltimore Tube. 10C
23
Chapman Valve. 100 215
29
Preferred____100 x 111%
103
d 18%
19
59
29
Barnet L e a th e r_ t d 32%
_
Chesebr'gh M f g ..25 d 59%
61
Edm’s & Jones C or. t d 27
34
114
98
94
Preferred_____10C
102%
115
Preferred_____100
94
Preferred_ .100
_
Chic June Rys &
Eisenlohr (Otto) &
Barnsdall Corp
34
32
Class A ____
25 d 24%
24%
U nS tY d stpd 10C 138
Bro . . . .
_ 10C
97
Class B ______ 25 d 19
Preferred_
_
IO
C
Elec Bond & Sh pf— See Pub Util
19%
42
65%
Bayuk Cigars_
_
t d 40%
Chic Pneu Tool _10C
93% Elec Stor Batt. __t d 64%
41
95
Chic Ry Equip_ 25 d 45
_
7% 1st pf(new)100
99
48
Elgin N Watch .25 d 71
11
90
Preferred . . . 2 5 d 26
26% Elk H Coal Corp_5C d 9
2d conv 8 % p f - 100
Beatrice Cream . . 5C d 61
Chic Wilm & Frank
63
Preferred_
_
10C d 19%
22
Coal com_____10C
Ely Walker Dry
Preferred_ __ 10C 104
_
25
106
24
85
Beaver Board Co—
Preferred____10C
Goods_
_
. .25 d 23%
____
48
Com v t c Cl A ..+ d 4
5
Chic Yellow C ab.,1 d 47
1st preferred.. IO
C 104
53%
84%
85
Com v t c Cl B t d 4
5
Childs Go c o m .. 1 dx 53
2d preferred..IOC
114
116
1st pref v t c . 10C
20
Preferred_____10C
27
Emerson-Brant. .10C
214
1%
18
8
22
Beech-Nut Pack. .2C d 70
70% Cin Tob W areh _ . 10C
Preferred____10C
1014
Cin Un Stk Y ds. 10C 139
7% pref Cl B__ 10C 114
115
6914
Endicott-Johnson.5C d 68
40% City Investing. . 10C
11314
Beth-Sem Steel.. 10C
Preferred____10C
113
40)4
80
79
7 % cum pref . 10C
95
96
Preferred_____10C
Eureka Pipe L..10C
18
114
_
Cleve Automobile 1 d 25
25% Exch B u ff Corp_ 1 d 17
8% conv pref. 10C 112
35
Preferred___.10C
s 98
Fair (The) Chic_ i d 34%
_
Billings & Spen_ 25 d ___
_
6
___
106
100
104
Clev & Buff T r. . 10C
Preferred_____100
Preferred______25 d ____
10
Cleve-Cliffs Iron__1 d 66
67
Fairbanks C o_ 25 d 4
_
Bird & Son—
4%
109
10
Cleveland Stone 10C 109
Prior pref_
_
10(
110
1st preferred .10C
5
115
3
17
Clinchfield Coal. 10C
31
34
1
Bliss (E W) C o___ 1 d 16
2d preferred..IOC
100
37%
55
Preferred_____10C
Fairbanks M orse.. 1 d 36%
Preferred______ 5( d 53
105
60%
2d preferred___1( d 9%
63
10% Cluett, Peabody.lOC
Preferred_____10C
106
Fajardo Sugar_ 10C
_
Bloch Bros T o b ..26 d ___ k 33%
Preferred_____10C
107
117% 120
___ k 96
Coca-Cola C o_____1 d 113
Preferred_____1(X
113% Famous PlayersPreferred_____10(
101%
Lasky C o r p ____1 d 106% 107%
Bluenthal(S)—
____
170
70
Collins Co _____ 10(
Preferred_____10C
Inc 7% pref_ 10(
_
175
110% 111
Booth Fisheries_ i d 4%
_
4% Colo Fuel & Iron.lOC
38%
39
Fay & Egan com . 10(
75
90
Preferred____10C
100
Preferred____10C
80%
25
30
1st preferred.. 10(
125
Borden C o________ 1 d 141
143
Colt's Patent Fire
Federal M ot T r . .l ( d 27%.
27%
Arms M f g . _ 25 d 29
_
Federal Sug Refg . 1(K
50
no
30
Preferred_____ 10(
107
Colum Carbon___ 1 d 48
80
Borne, Scrymser.lOt
Preferred____10(
90
205
210
48%
16
Commercial Invest
5th Ave Bus term . 1 d 15%
Bost Belting p f . . 10(
25
30
Trust__________ i d 57%
60
Federated Metals i ds 31% s 32
Boston Woven Hose
118
69
72
1st preferred 1 K 103% 106% Firestone T& R ub 1( d ___
C
k & Rubber com.HX
102
Com Solvents A _■ d 92
98
98
97
6 % preferred . 10C
99
* Preferred_____ 10C
42%
Class B ______ . 1
d 90
97
98
Briggs M fg______ (t: d 42
7% preferred. 10(
95
Fisher Body new 25 d 72%
73
Brill (J G )______ 10C
95
99%
____
Preferred____IO
C
Preferred_____10C
Bristol Brass. . 25 d 6
10

[V ol. 120.
Stocks.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
FishB’dy Ohiopf. 100 d 104% 108
Fisk Rubber c o m .-t d 1614
1614
95
1st preferred.. 100
9514
2d pref 7 % ...1 0 0
Fleishmann C o___ t d 8514
86
Preferred_____ 100
112
Ford M ot of Canada 478
490
Fostoria Glass_ 100 d
_
f 140
c
Foundation C o____+ d 114% 114%
Franklin (H H) Mfg
23%
24
85
89
Preferred____100
F’klin Simon p f. . 100 104% 104
Freeport Tex C o_ t d 16%
_
1614
Galena-Sig O il.. 100
54
54%
Pref (old)_____100
112
114
Pref (new)____100 103
106
Gardner M otors. . t d 11%
1114
48
Gen Am Tank Car. f d 46%
97
1st preferred.-100
99
Gen Asph c o m .. 100
56
5514
Preferred_____100
9614 100
d 133
135
Preferred_______ t d 116
11914
Gen Cig com____100
87%
88
102% 109
100
Deb pref_ .100
_
108
General Electric. 100 284
286
Special 6% stk.lO d 1114
1114
Gen Fireproofing.. t d 28
2814
Preferred. . .100 !'<)%
General M otors_ t d 77%
_
7714
90
91
93
Deb 6% stock .100
107%
Deb 7 % stock. 100 107
Gen Petrol_______ 25 d 5314
53%
Preferred_____100 d 2614
Gen Ry Signal. 100 140
142
P re fe rr e d ._ lOO
_
86
88
General R e fr a c _ t d 48
_
49
Gen Tire & Tub .50 d 230
240
_
Preferred_____100
10114
Giant Port Cem .50 d 29
30
Gillette Safety Raz. d 68
6814
Gilliland Oil p f. . 100
....
Gimbel Bros______ t d 54
55
Preferred_____100
103
104%
Ginter C o .. . . . t d 36
36%
Glen Alden Coal_ t d 127
_
130
Glidden Co_______ t d 21 %
22
90
Preferred.. ..1 00
95
86
90
Globe-Wernicke .100
P re fe rr e d -_ 100
_
10114
Godch’x Sug Inc_ t d 8
_
10
Preferred_____ 100 d 47
50
d 39
3914
Goodrich (B F )___ t d 52 M
5214
Preferred_____ 100
9714
9914
Goodyear Tire &
Tubber c o m .. 100
3r>
31
Preferred___ 106 10014 10014
Prior pref. ._ 100 10514 107
Goodyear T & R of
California p ref..
102K 104
Goodyear T & R of
Canada pref. .100 r 9514
9614
64
Gorham Mfg pf.100
Grasselli C hem .. 100 130
134
P referred _ 100
_
10314 104
40
Grat & Knight pf 100
42
_
Gray & Davis_ _t d
83
Gray & D u d le y ..100
86
Preferred . .
95
98
Gt A & P Tea pf.100 115
117
Gt Lakes T ow _ 100
_
63
6014
Preferred_____lOO
89
Great Nor P a p .. 100 255
265
Great West S u g ..25 a 9914 100
11014 112
Preferred_____100
Grnfld Tap&D pflOO
88
91
Grennan Bakeries, f d 1714
1814
P referred ____100
97
100
W arrants_______ d 80
Guantanamo S u g -.t d 514
514
Preferred . . 100
8514
Gulf Oil Corp____25 a 6714
6814
Gulf States St’l 100
8514
86
1st preferred.. 100 103
104
Hale & Kilburn. . 100
Preferred_____100
Hall Switch& Sig. 100 s 4
s 4%
s 25
Hamil-Br Shoe_ 25 d 4514
_
47
Hanna (M A) 1st
preferred_____ 100
53
60%
iHarbauer C o____(t) d 18
19
Harb-Walk R e f.. 100
s 115
i P re fe rr e d ._ 100
_
Harris Auto Press(t) d 28%
30
Hartman Corp . t a 29
29%
Hart. Schaffner &
M arx________ 100
115% 120
P referred _ 100
_
Hawaiian Com &
Sugar---- --------- 25 a 47%
47%
Hayes W h e e l_
_
t c 3814
39
Preferred___ 100 x 103
105
Hazel-Atlas Glass.25 a
34
Helme (G W) Co
72
Common______ 25 c 71
Preferred___ 10C
Hercules Powder 10C 110
115
Preferred___.10C
107
109
Herr-H-MarSafe 10C 140
155
Hey wood-W akefield C o______ 10C
116
120
Preferred_____ 10C
10314
Hock Val Prod_ 1C t
_
Hoe (R) & Co cl A .
48
47
Holly Sug C o_ -1 i 42
_
46
Preferred___.10C
93
96
Holyoke Wat Po.lOC 455
Hood Rubber_____1 i 53
56
P r e f e r r e d .._10(
98
100
__
Hood Rub Pro p f 10C 103
Hooven Owens &
Rentschler pf.lOC
95
80
Household Prod. .1 i 3514
3514
Houston Oil ctfs.lOC
6814
69
Preferred ctfs.lOC
84%
86
Howe Scale pref. 10C
58
60
Hudson M ot Car. 1 ( 59%
5914
l
Humble Oil & R ..2 5 f 62%
63

a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend, d Price per share, not per cent, k Last sale. I Par value $100. n Nominal, o Price per cent of val.
r Canadian price, s Sale price. (N e w stock, m Ex-stock div
z Assossme it paid
x Ex-dividend y Ex-rights, t Without par.




INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

June, 1925.]
S tocks.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

S tocks.

Par.

Per share.
H upd M otor_____10 d is y*
18)4 Library Bureau. (+)
Preferred . .100
Hutch Sug P ltn..25 d 12
Lig & Myers T ob.25
7
Hydraulic Pr Br.100
6)4
Common B ___ 25
95
95)4
d
Preferred_____100
7)4
9)4 Lima Locom______t
32
_
Lindsay Light_ 10
Illinois Brick____( t) d 31M
140
142
Preferred_____100
Illinois Pipe L ...1 0 0
Lit Brothers_____10
k 73
Imperial Glass.. 100
34
Loew’s Inc________ t
Imperial Oil new____ d 33 V
s
Loft Inc__________ f
Imperial Tobacco
o f Canada c o m ..5 d 7)4
7)4 Long Bell Lum A (t)
o f Gt. Brit & Irel’d d 23 )4
Indepen Brew’g ..5 0 d
P r e fe rr e d .____50 d
s
Indep Oil & Gas_ t d 31 V
_
Indep Pneum T o o l.t d 52
Indiana Pipe Line 50 d 74
Indian M otocycle.. t d 18
7% preferred. 100 d 81
Indian Ref com _ 10 d 7)4
_
75
Preferred_____100
Ingersoll-Rand . . 100 235
104
P r e fe rr e d ._ 100
_
Inland Steel_____25 d 41)4
Preferred . .100 108
8X
Intercont Rub . . 100
Int Agr Cor com . . + d 11 )4
Prior pref ctfs . . + d 53
_
Int Business M _ t d 1 2 2 %
d IVs
Inter”Button Hole
Sew Machine..1 0 d 5
Int Cement C o r p .-t d 64)4
102)4
Pref (7 % )___ 100
70
Int Cigar M ach. 100
Int Combust Eng. . t d 40)4
Int Educational
d 10c.
d 3)4
110)4
Int Harvester_ 100
_
117
Preferred_____100
8)4
Int Mer Marine. 100
36 %
Preferred_____100
x
Inter Nickel_____25 d 29 V
97
Preferred_____100
Inter Paper_____100
72J4
80)4
6 % preferred - .100
90
Pref stamped. 100
Internat Petrol — t d 26 H
70
Internat Shoe____t d 150)4
121
Preferred_____100
140
Inter Silver_____100
107
P r e fe rr e d ._ 100
_
40
Int Text Book— 100
Intertype Corp------1 d 21)4
72
Iron Prod Corp — t
Preferred_____100
95
J R Montgomery 100
105
Preferred_____100
18 H
Jewel Tea— ..1 0 0
Preferred . . . . 100 105)4
Johns-Manv, I n c .-t d 139
& Metal
100
Jones Bros Tea. .100
Steel 7% pref. 100
Juncos Cent Sug. 100
K C S tk Y d s of M e ..
Preferred _ . . 100
Kanawha & Hock

60
15
113)4
d 45
90
96
77

3
40
Preferred _____ 100
Kans & Gulf C o. .10 d
%
Kayser (Jul) & C o .t d 28)4
1st preferred------1 d 98

93
1st preferred. .100
Kell v-Springf Tire 25 d 17)4
57
6% cum pref-.lOO
57)4
8% 2d p re f.-.100
96
110
Preferred_____100
Kendall M fg______ t d
Preferred_____100
Kentucky W a g .. 100
s
Keyst Tire & R ...1 0 d 2 V
d 84
Preferred_____100
97)4
Kirby Lum ber.. 100 105
Preferred_____100
1
Knight (B B & R) pf
Kresge Dept Stores t d 36
90
Preferred_____100
Kresge (S S) C o. 100 384)4
Preferred_____100
107)4
Kress (S H) & Co 100 320
117
Preferred_____100
25)4
98 >1
Preferred_____100
Laclede Steel___ 100 135
4
Lake of* the Woods
Milling.............100 r 176
Preferred_
_ 100 r 125
Landers, Frary &
d 73
Lanst Monotype 100
82 V
s
Larrowe M illing.. t d 62)4
Preferred_____100 105
Tanrentide C o . .100 r 80
Lee Rub & Tire----- 1 d 13%
Leh Coal & N av..5 0 d 99)4
Lehigh Val Coal
Sales__________ 50 d 82
Leh & W -B Coal..5C d
Libbey-Owens
Sheet Glass___ 25 d 138
112
Libby, M cNeil &
L i b b y . . . ......... 1 d 6)4
C

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
d 25
35
103
d 62
62)4
d 61
61)4
120
121%
d 63
63)4
2)4
1)4
____
6
d 23
23)4
d 29
29)4
d 7)4
8
49
49)4
90
91)4
102
107
111
200
210
92
88
100
105
d 35
35H
110
112
d 18)4
18)4
162
165
d 36)4
37
d 5
10

24 H
1st preferred.. 100
3
2d preferred.. 100
7)4 Lord & T ay lor..100
1st preferred .100
31)4
55
2d preferred ..1 0 0
74)4 Lorillard (P )_____25
P re fe rr e d ._ 100
_
18)4
Louisiana Oil Ref (t)
Ludlow M fg Assn. .
8
81)4 Ludlum Steel_____+
240
Lukens Steel_____50
MacAndrews &
159
156
Forbes_______ 100
41)4
100
103
110
Preferred_____100
9
Mackay Cos (See P ublic U tilities)
12
Mack Trucks I n c .. t d 181)4 182
1st preferred- 100 108)4 108)4
104
2d preferred-.100 103
123)4
88
1)4 M acy (R H ).........t d 87)4
116
117)4
Preferred. . .100
147
Magnolia Petrol. 100 144
52
66
Mallison (H R )____+ d 49
89
91
Preferred.. . 100
104)4
49
52
80
Manati Sugar_ 100
_
82
83)4
Preferred_____100
40)4
52)4
Manhat El Sup____t d 51)4
d 87
15c.
27)4
110
116)4
4)4
92
110)4 Maple Leaf M ill. 100 r 37
98
117)4
Preferred____1O0 r 97
8)4 Maracaibo Oil
26)4
Exploration___ t d 26)4
36)4
43)4
29)4 Marland Oil_____+ d 43)4
97)4 Marlin-Rockwell
19)4
73
Corp v t c ______t d 19
32%
81)4 Martin-Parry C o r .f d 32)4
_
2)4
90)4 Mason Tire & R _ t d 2)4
16
Preferred_____100
18)4
26)4
80
Mathi’son A lkali.50 d 79)4
75
____
99)4
Preferred_____100
151
117
Maxwell-Mot A . 100 116
125
Certifs deposit. 116
116)4
106
Class B (no p a r ).. d 103
Certifs deposit. 103)4 104
24
May (The) Dept
Stores Co com . . 50 d 125
126)4
90
Preferred_ .100
_
122)4 125
93
97
McCall Corp____100
____
1st preferred. .100 123
110
95
McCrory Stores— t d 90
19
Non vot cm cl B_ f d 89)4
90)4
108
____
____
Pref with war.100
143
107
Without warr.100 105
d 45
55
56
58
15 H M engelCo___ .100
130
Merc Stores__
100 d 125
114)4 Merg LiDotype.-100 177)4 179
90
45)4 Merrimac Chem____ d 87
20)4
Metro-Gold Piet pref dx 20)4
125
2
Mex Eagle Oil___ 5 d 6 X
4)4
14
78)4 Mex Seaboard O il.- 1 d 13 H
Michigan Sugar.. 10 d 6 H
7
Preferred _ ..1 00 n
7%
7
60
Mid-Cont Pet— (t) d 31 %
31 )4
7% preferred. .100
91)4
85)4
)4
1
29
Mid States Oil_ 10 d
_
V
s
99
Midland Steel
Products pref. 100 112
115
24)4
94)4 Midvale C o . ------- 1 d 23)4
124
Miller Rubber— 100 122
18
58
Preferred . . . 100 102)4 106
30
36
58)4 Mohawk Rubb_-100
70
80
99
Preferred.. . 100
Moline Plow 1st
112
____
pref______ _.100
Montgomery Ward
53H
Co common_____t d 53)4
5
____
Preferred___ 100
112)4
2)4
Class A - . . . t d 111)4 112)4
85
100
Moon Motor C a r .-t d 27
27)4
Morris (Philip) — 10 d 16
17
Morse Twist Drill
& Machinery_ 50 d 80
_
2
90
38
M ot Wheel C o rp .(t) d 24
24)4
Mountain Prod---- 10 d 67)4
95
68)4
Mullins Body------- 1 d 17
395
17 V
s
90
Preferred___ 100
83)4
32
Munsingwear I n c ..t d 31)4
400
36
Murray B o d y ------- 1 d 35)4
Nash Motor (no par) d 420
428
27
___
Pref Class A . .100 105
99
5
Nash Wareh & El 100
145
6
4)4 Nat Acme stpd. .50 d 5)4
Nat Biscuit______ 25 d 67)4
67)4
125
Preferred_____100
128)4
9S)4
Nat Candy_____100
98)4
____
1st preferred.. 100 109
2d preferred ..1 0 0 103
75
72
73
83)4 Nat Cloak & Suit 100
103
Preferred . _ ..1 00 101
65
_
Nat Dairy Prod_ t d 56
56)4
Nat Dept Stores— t d 43)4
43%
81
1st preferred..1 00
97
97 )4
13)4
35)4
99)4 Nat Dist Prod— (t) d 35)4
Preferred ____(t) d 67
67)4
Nat Enam & Stpg 100
28
84
27)4
Preferred. ..1 0 0
80
76
Nat Fire-Proofing 50 d
14
Preferred______ 50 d 34)4
35
145
114
113
114)4
152
National L e a d .. 100 151
Preferred- ..1 0 0 116)4 117)4
6)4
National Leather. 10 d 4)4
5
Nat Ref com_____25 d 39 K
41
Preferred_____100
127)4
Nat Sugar Refg.100 102
103)4

Stocks.

Par.

Bid.

Ask

Per share.
64
Nat Supply Co_ 50 d 63
_
Preferred_____100 d 109
300
Nat Tea com ___ _t d 291
23
Nat’l Transit. .12.50 d 22)4
Natomas Co of Cal
____
preferred_
_ 100
3)4
New Departure
____
Mfg pref_____100
105
New England Spun
Silk pref______100
107
N J Zinc_______ 100 s 184)4 s 188)4
N J Worsted Mills
101
New Mexico &
Arizona Land_ 1 d 8)4
_
8)4
92
87
New Niquero SuglOO
46
N Y Air Brake___ t d 45 %
Class A stock_ + d 52)4
_
53)4
N Y Canners I n c .-t d 44 M
44)4
100
7% cum pref-.lOO d 96
29
N Y D ock______100
27)4
63
66
Preferred_____ 100
N Y Shipbldg_____t d 25
25)4
N Y Steam See PubHe Utilities—
62
60
N Y Transit____100
____
Nicholson F ile.. 100 180
18
22
Niles-Bem't-P’d .100
P referred ____100
45
55
Nor & W Stboat.100 245
255
North & Judd___ 25 d 42
44
Northern Pipe L.100
84
82)4
Nova Scotia St & C ’l r
Nunnally C o_____ t d 9
io
____
Ogilvie FI Mills newf r 140
Preferred_____100 r 127
Ohio Body & B l.._ t d ___
Ohio Brass pref. .100 100
101)4
188
Class B ________ t
200
67
..2 5 d 66)4
Ohio Oil____
Ontario Stl Prod_ r 56
_
57)4
P referred _______ r 99
100
Onyx Hosiery_____t d 24
30
80
85 H
Preferred___ 100
Orpheum Circuit. .1 d 26)4
27
Preferred_____100
99)4 100)4
Otis Elevator___ 50 d 113
114)4
107
Preferred_____100
108
Otis Steel . . . . . t d 12)4
13
69
1st preferred. .100
71)4
Owens Bottle___ 25 d 50)4
51
P referred __ 100
110
98
Oxford Paper pfd 100
103
Pacific Coast C o. 100
25)4
26
1st preferred..1 00
65
68
2d preferred -.100
41
45
Pacific Mail SS___ 5 d 10
10)4
Pacific O il.. . . _t d 58)4
58;-4
i
_
Packard M otor_ 10
27%
27)4
Preferred_
_
100 110)4 110)4
Paige-DetroitMot (t) d 22)4
22 V
s
Pairpont C o rp .. 100 160
165
Pan Am Petrol &
Transp com ___ 50 d 76)4
76)4
Com Class B _ 50 d 77)4
_
77)4
Panhandle P & R . . t d 3)4
3)4
55
47)4
Paragon Refg___ 25 d 8)4
8)4
Preferred_____100
64
68
Parish & Bing stpd. t d 1)4
IVs
Parke, Davis C o. .25 d 89)4
Park & Tilford Inc. t d 30)4
31
Peck, Stow & Wile 25 d 26
28
Peerless Trk & M .50 d 16)4
17)4
Penick & Ford___ t d 23
23)4
Preferred_____100
105)4 107
Penn Coal & Coke 50 d 14
15)4
Penn Salt M fg_ 50 d 74
_
75
Penn Seab Steel_ f d 1)4
_
1)4
Penn Traffic___ 2)4 d
Penn-Mex Fuel_ 25 d 31)4
_
32
Penney (J C) pf.100 105
Phelps-Dodge___100
100
105
Phila Insul Wire_ t d 46
_
46)4
Phil & Read C & I . f d 40)4
41)4
40
Ctfs of int (w i) . . f
43
Phillip-Jones C orp.t d 59
64
Preferred_____100
92
85)4
Phillips Petrol_____t d 42-14
42)4
Phoenix Hosiery_ 5 d 26
_
28
Preferred_____100
87
89
Pierce-Arrow Mot
Car C o r p .. . .+ d 21)4
21)4
Preferred_____100
71)4
71)4
Prior p r e f . . ___ t d 119
121
Pierce Oil Corp_ 25 d 2)4
_
2)4
Preferred.........100
35
36)4
Pierce Petrol. _ t d 7)4
_
7)4
Pigg Wigg Corp— f d
Preferred_____100 d
Pittsb Brewing_ 50 d 2 V
_
s
3
Preferred______ 50 d 10
10)4
Pitts Coal (P a ).. 100
43
43)4
Preferred_____100
83)4
85
Pittsb Oil & Gas_ 5 d 6pg
_
7
Pittsb PI Glass..1 00 s 288
s 290
Pittsb Steel pref. 100
91
96)4
Pittsb Term CoallOO
58
59
Preferred_____100
80
83
Plimpton M fg ColOO 100
Porto Ric A Tob.lOO
50
55
Postum Cereal___ t d 114)4 116
Preferred____100
Power Corp com_ t d
_
Preferred_____100
98
100
Prairie Oil & Gas .25 d 59)4
59)4
Prairie Pipe L _ 100
_
120
120)4
Pratt & Whit pf.100
45
50
Pressed Steel Car 100
54
53 H
Preferred_____100
81
82

47
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Par.

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a Purchaser also pays accrued div. 6 Assessment paid. (1 Price per share, not per cent, k Last sale. 1 Par value $100. n Nominal,
adian price, s Sale price. (N ew stock, u Ex-cash and stock div. v Ex-stock div. x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, t Without par value.




Ask.

Per share.
Proc & Gamble_ 20 d 123)4 124)4
_
_ _
Preferred. ..1 0 0 163
6% preferred. . 100 110)4 111
27
a
Prod & R ef Corp.50 d 26 M
44)4
Preferred______50 d 43)4
142
Pullman C o_____100 141
40)4
Punta Alegre Sug.50 d 40)4
28 V
s
Pure Oil C o. . 25 d 2 8 ^
____
6% preferred..1 0 0
87)4
107
8 % preferred.. 100 105
109
Quaker Oats___ (t) d 105
102)4 103)4
Preferred_____100
d 57)4
57)4
51)4
P referred _____50
50)4
Ry Steel-Spring. 100 128)4 129)4
120
119
Preferred_____100
Reece Button-Hole
17
M ach in e______10 d 16)4
Reece Fold M ach. 10 d 2)4
2)4
72
Regal Shoe pref.
Reis (Robt) & C o . . t d 22)4
22 V
s
85
81
1st preferred..1 00
Remington Noiseless
41
Typew riter____t d 40
110
Preferred . . .100 108
66)4
Remington Typ.100 d 64)4
103)4
1st preferred ..1 0 0 103
___
1st p f Ser S_ 100 101
_
112
2d preferred .100 107
19)4
Reo Motor Car_ 10 d 19)4
_
15
Replogle Steel
t d 14)4
46
Repub I & Steel-100
46)4
89
87
Preferred_____100
13
_
Reynolds Spring_ t d 12)4
Reynolds T ob ____25 d ____ 150
77)4
B common_____25 d 77
P re fe rr e d ._ 100 121)4 122
_
Rich & Boynton
Partic pref______t ds 37% s 39
25
20
95
100
Preferred . _______
5
2)4
Rocky M t Fuel. .100
Preferred.
100
7)4
3)4
155
Rome Brass & C.100 140
____
Rome Mfg . . .100 100
145
Royal Bak Pow.100 142
101
103
Preferred_____100
Royal Dutch Co N Y d 51)4
51)4
___
15
Saco-Lowell Shops. 1
50
55
Preferred_____100
32
28
2d preferred. _l00
____
Safety Car H & L100
____
____
St L Car Co pf--100
58
St L Cot Comp-.lOO
89
St L Nat Stk Y -.1 0 0
85
St L Rocky M t &
20/^
Pacific C o___ 100
ISVn
60
Preferred____100
48)4
St Regis Pap, com t
98)4
99)4
Preferred_____100
Salt Creek P rod --10 d 27
27)4
4
2
San Cecil Sug pf-100
Savage Arms___ 100
63)4
63)4
3
5
Sav Riv Lum pf.100
102
Savan’h Sug com t d 99
101
9»
P referred _ 100
_
d 110)4 111)4
Preferred_____100
110)4 112
232
Scovill M fg_____100 227
Seagrave Corp____t d 14)4
14)4
Sears, Roebuck &
Co common. .100 169)4 170)4
23
_
Seiberling Rubb_ t d 22
Preferred.
.100 101)4 103
60
55
Shaff O & R p f-,1 00
20
Sharon Steel Hp _ . 50 d 18 M
i
Shattuck (Frank G) t !d 64 %
64)4
42
Shell Transp & Tr £2 d 40 V
s
24)4
Shell Union Oil___ t|d 21)4
P r e fe rr e d ._ 100
_
101)4 102
40
Sherw-Williams ..2 5 d 39)4
Preferred_____100| 105
105)4
128
Sher-Wms Can. .100 r ----Preferred. . 1 0 0 / 103
108)4
Shredded Wheat. 100|r . .
155
44
Simmons C o___ _tid 43)4
106
Preferred_____100| 102)4
24 V
i
Simms Petrol C o.10 d 21)4
20)4
Sinclair Cons O il._t d 20)4
90
Preferred_____100
90)4
{Singer M fg_____100 247
250
ISinger M fg Ltd_ £1 d 4%
_
5)4
!Skelly OU...............25 d 28)4
28)4
88
jSloss-Sheff S & 1.100
87
| Preferred_____1O0
92)4
95
_ «.
_
Smyth Mfg C o .. 100 2 0
Solar Refining_ 100 225
_
238
Sonora Phon pfd.lOO
30
40
94
Southeast E x p .. 100
97
82
Southern Pipe L.100
83)4
172
South Penn Oil. 100 171
So Porto RicoSuglOO
73
71)4
Preferred
.100 102
107
S’west Pa P L . . 100
69
67)4
Spalding(AG) & Bro
1st preferred .100
98)4
Spanish River Pulp
_
& Paper M _ 100 r 110)4 110)4
Preferred_____100 r 86)4
87
Spear & Co, temp_ _t d 23)4
24)4
Pref tem p.
100
93
92)4
Spicer M fg C o___ t d 21)4
21H
Preferred- . .100 105)4 106
Stafford Co pref. 100
90
100
Standard Milling 100 d 61
67
Preferred_____100
82)4
86
Stand Oil (C a l) ...25 d 58)4
58)4
Stand Oil (In d)_ 25 d 66)4
_
66)4
Stand Oil (K a n )..25 d 35
35)4
Stand Oil ( K y ) ...2 5 d 118)4 119
Stand Oil (Neb) .100 245
248
Stand Oil o f N J ..2 5 d 42)4
42)4
117 V
s
117
Stand Oil of N Y . . 25 d 44
44)4
Stand Oil (Ohio). 100 355
360
Preferred. ..1 00 119
120)4
Stand Plate Glass _ f d 10)4
11
Preferred.
100
71
Prior pref. . 100
s 94
Stand Sanit M fg ..25 d ___
108
Preferred_
_
100
Standard Screw. 100 103
110
Preferred A _ 100 102
_
Stand Tank Car pref
20
25
Stan Text Prod 100
28
Preferred A .lOO
55
57
Preferred B _ 100
_
35
37)4

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INDUST. AND MISCEL. STOCKS—MUNIC. BONDS

.48
S tocks.

Par.

Stanley Works_ 25
_
Preferred______ 25
Steel Co of Can. .100
Preferred____100
Sterling P rod u cts..t
Stern Bros, Cl A .(t )
Stetson (J B )______t
Preferred..
.25
Stew-Warn Speed. . t
Stromberg-Calrs. .25
Stromberg Carb_ t
_
Studebaker C orp__f
Preferred_____100
Stutz M otor C a r ..t
Submarine Boat_ T
_
Sugar Estates
Oriente pref_ 100
_
With warrants_
_
Superior Oil___ __ t
With warrants_
_
Sullivan M ach’y —50
Superior Steel_ 100
_
Swan & Finch____25
Sweets Co o f A m . 10
Swift & Co -.-1 0 0
Swift Intem at’l — 15
Swinehart T & R . 100
Preferred_____100
Symington C o.........t

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Ask.

Per share.
d 79
81
d 27 H
28
r 86 H
87
r 108 H 108%
d 65 H
50%
55 H
d 90
93
d 35
38
d 70 %
70 H
d 77
87
d 73
73 H
d 47%
47%
115%
d 9%
0%
d 8%
9
85
96
3%

90
100
3%

d 48
25
d 17
7%
110 %
d 25 H

51
25%
18

d

10

111
26

d 10 %
d 20%
Telaut’g’ph Corp__t d 12 H
Texas Company 25 d 48%
Tex Pac Coal&Oil.lO d 15%
Texas Gulf Sulph.10 d n o n
Textile Banking. 100 150
Thompson-Starret. t d 90
Preferred_____100 d 100
Tide Water Oil. .100 145 %
Timken-Det Axle. 10 d 5 H
Preferred___.100 X
Timken Roll Bear t d 41
Tobacco Prod_ 100
_
80
Class A ______100
99 H
Torrington C o ___25 d 54
Transcont’l Oil___ t d 5
Transue & Williams
_
Steel Forging_ t d 26
__
Troy Fdy & M ach.25 d
Preferred_____100
Trumbull Steel ..2 5 d 18 %
Preferred_____ 100
96
Truscon Steel____10 d 22 H
Preferred______ 10 dn 83

17
22
13
48%
15 H
110 H
160
__
145%
5%
82
41%
80%
99 H
54 H
5%
26 H
18%
97
23%

S tocks.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

S tocks.

Par.

Bid.

Stocks.

Ask.

Bid.

Par.

Ask.

Per share.
Per share.
Per share.
44
37
Wells Fargo & Co 1 d 13
14
Underw’d Typew.25 d 43%
USSm R ef & M in.50 d 36%
45
Welsb’ch Co ComlOO
50
Preferred_____100 d 118
_
44%
120
P r e fe r r e d -._ 50
55
5 5 ^ U S Stamping_ 100
_
k 110
Western Elec pf.100 115% 117
Un B & P C orp ..l0 0
69% U S Steel C orp.-100 116
116J* Westing Air Br*ke.50 d 100% 104
Un Carb & Carbon _t d 69 %
37%
73 %
Union Oil of Calif. . .
38
124% 124% West’hse El & M f.50 d 73%
Preferred___.100
87
37% U S Tobacco_____ t d 53%
Un Oil Associates.25 d 37
54%
1st preferred_ 50 d 83
_
12%
Un St Yds So OmlOO 1 1 2
116
Preferred_____100 105% 108% Weston El Instru—+ d 11 %
Union Tank Car. 100 124
126
41
23
39
Class A . . - . _T d 2 2 %
Univ Leaf T ob.,1 00
112
Preferred_____100
89
91
46
114%
Westmor’d C o a l..50 d 45
Preferred_____100
45
United Alloy Steel.t d 26
26 H Univ Pipe & Rad. t d 37%
38 % W Va Pulp & P ap. . t d 42
United Cigar Stores
79
80
100
97
of A m erica_ 25 d 70 H
_
72
Wheeling Mold &
3
Utah-Idaho Sugar.6 d 2.75
115
*
6
119
Vacuum Oil_ —25 d 88
_
89
Preferred_____100
Fdy com ______ t
124
k 31
United Drug____100
124H Vanadium Corp
29
t d 28%
Preferred_ .100
_
k 35
55% Van Camp Pkg com d 25
First preferred .50 d 55
28
Wheel Steel Corp .100
k 98 %
United Dye wood. 100
10 H
15%
Preferred _____ 50 d 25
27
Preferred A _ 100
_
____
k 115
75
_
Preferred_____100
Preferred B _ 100
Vandalia Coal ..1 0 0
Un Eng & F dy. 100 133
135
White Eagle Oil
Preferred_____100
108
27%
Preferred_____100
& R efin in g ____t d 27%
23
111>S Van Raalte C o .. _f d 20
70
United Fruit____100 209% 2 1 1 %
White M o to r.. __50 d 60%
71
74
1st preferred- 100
20 H
21% Ventura Con Oil
Whitman (W m), p f.
91
Unit Paper BoardlOO
89
____
__
Preferred_
_
100
Fields__________ 5 d 2 2 %
23
Wickwire-Spencer
United Retail Stores
Steel C o r p _____5 d
Victor Talk M — 100
%
%
Class A
. . t d ____
Trust certif _
f d 3%
4
Victory Park Land—
42%
d 4
Untd Sh Mach Cor25 d 42 %
4%
1st preferred- 100
Preferred______ 25 d 27
27% Va-Caro Chem — t d 4%
22 %
4% Willys-Overland . .25 d 2 2
40
107% 107%
U S B ob b & Shut.100
3
Preferred_____ 100
1 %
d 5%
6
Non-vot cl B _ t d
_
Preferred_____100 100
1 % Wilson & C o _____t
1%
21
U S Can com_____t d 56
58
Ctfs of dep_
_
10
3
Preferred_____100
1%
103
21
105
19
16%
16%
U S Cast IP&FdylOO d 163% 165
Ctfs of dep___
10
Winch-Simmons Co
18
___ s 104
__
10
Va Iron O & C ..1 0 0
33
37
Common_____ 100
Preferred_____100
73
79
Preferred_____100
U S Distrib............t d 33
33%
25
_
P re fe rr e d -_ 100
_
_
122
14
Winchester Co 100
Preferred_____100
150
_
13%
V Vivaudou Inc_ t
140
U S Envelope_ 100
_
25
35
R ig h ts.. .
. . d
1st preferred-.100
%
105
Preferred_____100
108
14
15
2d preferred 100
New temp c tfs. 10 d 13%
3H
---U S E x press___ 100
4% Vulcan Detrn’g —100
Woods M fg_____100 r 33
7
10
80
70
U S Finishing___100
84
Com class A 100
4
P referred ____100 r
78
Preferred____100
87
80
90
Preferred_____100
78
Woodward Iro n .100
90
94
U S Food Prod. .100
7 % pref cl A 100
Preferred . . .100
88
45
U S Glass_______ 25 d ____ s 15
134%
Waldorf System_ t d 16%
_
16% W oolw’th (F W)__25 d 134
Worthington Pump
U S Gypsum_____20 d 169
170
Waltham Watch &
42%
42%
18%
& M ach___
100
Preferred_
_
100
s 116
Clock cl B ______t d 17%
82
70%
U S Hoffman MaPrior pref_____100
78%
Preferred A _ 100
_
36
Preferred B _ 100
_
65%
66
chinery_ ______ t d 35
_
Preferred_____100
33
36
25
91 %
.20 d 16%
U S Ind Alcohol _100
0 1 % Walworth M fg
17
Wright Aeron
. . t d 24%
110 %
52
Preferred_____100
Ward Baking Corp:
Wrigley (Wm) Jr t d 51%
111
U S Playing Card.20 d 118
Com Class A ___ t d 150
151
Wurlitzer (Rudolph) d
120
U S Print & Litho—
Com Class B ___ f d 51
51%
7% preferred. 100 107
Common_____ 100
60%
108%
P referred____100 100
60%
10 1%
8% preferred. 100 105
Y a le & T o w n e _ 25 d 64
_
65
Second pref_ 100
_
91 %
Warwick I & St. 10 d
6
39^
U S Radiator. . . 100
Wash Crosby pf.100 109
Yellow Cab M fg 10 d 38
170
112
Young (J S) C o .. 100 127
130
Preferred___ 100
97
100
Washburn W ire. 100 117
106
Preferred___.100
Preferred___ 100 115
103
U S Realty &Im p. 100 141 % 141%
Washington O il..10 d 30
35
Youngstown Sheet
7% preferred-.100
68
U S Rubber.
.100
46%
55
& Tube_____ _t d 67
46% Wash Market___ 50 d 52
—
_
Preferred____100
52%
105%
1st preferred-.100
99 H 1 0 0 % Weber & Heilbr_ t d 50

b Assessment paid, d Price per share, not per cent, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price,
stock dividend, v Ex-stock dividend, z Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, t Without par value.

s Sale price,

t New stock,

u Ex-cash and

U N ITE D S T A T E S A N D M U N IC IPA L BONDS
In State and municipal bonds the custom has always been to quote them “ and interest.” That Is, the accrued interest must in all cases be added
on. There are a very few which form exceptions to the rule— that Is, where the prices given are flat prices, the accrued Interest having been taken into
account in making them. These are indicated by a special mark, thus (/).
The figures in the column "To Net” indicate the basis on which the securities sell or the interest rate which the securities, if held to maturity, will
net to the purchaser at the present market price.
B on d s.

B onds.

Bid.

UNITED STATES— Se

_

.

______
____

:
I

______
Selma 5s 1927 opt 1910Troy 6s imp 1935________ J&
AR IZO N A
4.15
4M sref Apr ’38 op ’28—J&J]
Maricopa County S D No
102% . . .

3.50%
3.50%
3^%
3.75%
3 %%

TE RR ITO R IE S AND U. S.
POSSESSIONS
Hawaii, Territory of—
4% s Sept 15 1949—M&S15 i
4% s Jan. 1945.
4s M ay 15 ’46 op ’3 6 --M&N i
4s Aug 1947 opt 1937.F&A i
Philip Isl 5% s Sept 1950 Q-M
5s Apr 1 1955________ A&O
4%a July 1 & 15 1952.-J&J
4s g L Pur ’34 opt ’ 14-.Q-F
4s P Wks & Imp 1935.-Q-M
4s Impt 1936 opt ’ 16—F&A
Porto Rico 4% s f31-’34_J&J i
4% s 1937-1940--...........J&J i
4s Jan 1 1944-1950_____J&J
4s gold 1925-1960______ J&J
4s Road 1927-1930_____J&J
5s July 1954...........

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page 1 3.

2s Pan Can N ov 1938____ Q-F
3s Panama Canal 1961___Q-M
3s Conversions 1946-47_ Q-J
_
95 %
U S Ctfs o f indebtedness
b 3%
U S Treasury notes_____
b 3.80
Instrumentalities o f U 8 Gov
Fed F ’m ~L4%a ’3 7 -..M & N
Fed F'm L ’n 5s ’41_ M&N
_
Fed Land Bk 4%a ’42 M&N
4HS1943 op 1933------ J&J
4% s ’53 op ’33......... J&J
4% s 1955 opt 19 35---J&J
4H s ’39 op ’24_____M&N 100 %
4%a 1953 opt 1933---J& J 103 %
Fed Ld Bk o f Springf, Mass
4%a 1953 opt 1 9 3 3 --.
10 2%
Fed’l Intermea Cred Bks
4% s Feb 1 1926____F&A b 3.75
4%a Apr 15 1926________ b3% ‘
4 ^ s June 16 ’26.J& D16 63
4% s Feb 1 1927____F&A b 4
4%a Oct 15 ’27--A & 01 5 b4%

Bid.

4.10%
104
4.10%
4.10%
104
104
99 %
96
96
96
4.10%
4.10%
4.10%
100
100
109

ALABAMA

—
—
...
—
—

6s Highway ’47-’51 5s School March 19335s Jan 1 1954 opt 1934.
5s W W 1926-1950...
ARKANSAS
Little Rock—
4%a Fund 1926-30--.:
4 k s Fund 1931-50--.:
St Francis Lev D 6s ’475H s 1945-1964______
5%a 1950-1969...........

______
______
100

102

To
4.20
4.35
4.45
4
4.55
4.45
4.45
4.25
4.40
4.45
4.75
4.70
4.40

...........
______
______
______

4.65
4.75
4.50
4.60
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.80
4.75

b 4.05 to 4%
b 4.15 to 4.10 %

CALIFORNIA
b 4.25 to 4.10
b 4.25 to 4.10

Bakersvield 5s 1925-52 —A&O

b 4.15 to 4.05
b 4.60 to 4.50
b 4.60 to 4.50

1 0 2 % 105
4.15 Los Ang— 4%s 1926-51—J&D
4s Water 1925 to ’4 5 --M &N
4.10
3^£s Water ’25 to ’41—A&O
4%s Sch 1926 to ’4 4 --J&D
4.10
4%s 1925-1963............A&O
4.35
4
b 4.30 to 4%
5^£s Harb Imp ’25-’61 M&N
5s School Apr 1 1950-.
Ar
4.30 Los A C S D 5 M S ’25-34 M&N
5s School 1934__ :_____ J&J
5% s N ov 1935-60____M&N b 4.60 to 4.50
5s Fund Sept 20 1941-M&S
Los Ang Co 4Hs ’26-’49—F&A
Jefferson County 5s 1949_____
Oakland— 5Hs ’25-’43—F&A
4%s July 1 1931______ J&J
______
4 Ha Mun Imp ’25-’43-F&A
4%s Hospital 1963____J&J
4Hs 1926-1929______ F&A b 4.10 to 4%
Mobile 5s School 1943_ J&D
_
4j^s 1930-1965_______F&A b 4.20 to 4.15
5s Sewer N ov 1 1942--M &N
______
4Hs Sch &c June 23’25 J&D
5s Dock N ov 1 1947—M&N
Oakland S D 4s ’25-’44—J&J
5s Refunding 1949____M&S
........... 4
Orange Co 5s 1926-45— -M&S
4%s Refunding 1937—A&O
...........
Pasadena— 4s Jan ’26-’42 J&J
4%s Water & Sewer ’3 9 .J&J
J4.40
4Ha Wat P l’t ’25-’36—A&O
b Basis. / Flat price, n Nominal. * Tax-free in Connecticut.

4%s Road 1925-1931 —
4s renewal Class C 1956-




6 3.75 4.05%

B onds.

Bid.

To
Ask. Net.

Redlands— 5s 1925-51 —J&J15
4.40
Riverside 5s 1926-53____J&D
4.40
Riverside Co 5s ’26-’54—M&N
4.40
Sacramento 4s Jan ’26-’45 opt
4.35
4Ha Sew & Dr ’27-’34—J&J
4.35
Sacram’ to Co 4H S ’26-46 J&D b 4.65 to 4.45 %
San Diego 5s WW ’26-’54 A&O
4.40
5s Water 1934-53_____F&A
4.40
5s Water 1925-63______ J&J b 4.20 to 4%
4Hs Wh & Har ’26-’52-J&J
4.40
5s Munic 1925-1960_ J&J
_
4.40
5s School 1931-1966
4.40
4Hs Water 1925-29___ J&J
4.40
4Hs Water 1930-1964_____
4.40
3%s g July 1 ’25-’44—J&J
4.40
San Francisco (City & County)
5s Water 1930-69______J&J
4.15
4%s Water ’57, '58, ’59 .J&J
4.25
San Joaquin Co 5s ’25-’49 J&J
4.65 to 4.45
San Mateo Co 5s ’25-’42—J&J
4.65 to 4.45
Santa Barbara 5s 26-41 Jan 10
4 J^sgold Aug 1943___ F&A b 4.60 to 4.40
CANADA— See page 49.
COLORADO
Colo Spgs 4s ’29 op ’ 1 4 .-M&S 98 %
99
4s R ef Water Mar 1 1941_
_
06%
07%
Delta Co 5s ref ’30 op ’20 J&D
99
10 0
Denver 5s Aug 15 ’28—F&A 15 1 0 1 % 1 0 2 %
Denver (City and County)—
5 Hs Gen Oblig 1964-73. J&J
4Hs Water N ov ’48—M&N
. 4H s Water 1944______ J&J
5 D No 1 4H s ’34-’53--J& J
PuebloCo4 s ref ’31 op’21J&J 166
Pueblo Co S D No 20— ______
4Hs 1932____________M&S
4.15
CONNECTICUT
*3Hs April 1934_______ A&O
3.85
*4s July 1936_____
-J&J
3.80
*5s July 1 1936...........— J&J
3.80
Bridgeport— *5s ’26-49—J&D
4.10 to 3.95 %
4H aBridge 1925-65____J&J
4.15 to 4%
4%s High Sch ’26-’63—J&J b 4.15 to 4%
*4Ha Sewer 1926-46
4.05 to 3.90
A&O
4Hs School 1927-19
4.15 to > %
4
3 Ha Improvt 1925-41 J&J
4.15 to 4%
*5s Constr’n ’26-’48—J&D
4.10 to 3.95
Bristol 4Hs Water 1939—J&J
4.10 to 4%
*5s July 1 1926-55_____J&J
4.10 to 4%
Cheshire 4 Ha 1 9 2 6 -4 5 ...J&J
to 3.90 %
Danbury 4s Water 1946--J&J
4.10
3%a Funding Oct ’4 1 --A&O
4
East Hartford Fire District
*5 Ha 1927-1951_____M&N b 4.10
4%
4s Water June 1933_ J&D
_
Glastonbury 4H s ’26-’ 58J&J
Greenwich 4Hs 1931-33_J&J
Hartford 3H s Bdge ’55—J&J
4.05 3.90%
*4s Water June ’30-’39 J&D
4.95 3.80%
*4s Water 1940-45____J&D
4.05 3.80%
*s Water 1926-1928_______
3% to 3.25
*4s Water 1929-1930-.____
3?75
*4s Water 1931-1935______
3.80
4s High Sch ’26-’55___ J&J b 4.05 3.90%
4 Ha Munic Bldg ’3 3 --M &N 6 4.05 3.90%
*4%s Perm Imp ’25-’27 J&D b 4.05 3.85%

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STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
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Chili (Republic) 8s 1941-F&A 108 M 109
Hartford School Districts—
Porto Alegre (City). Br<*<
...—
♦4Ms Arsenal ’25-’47.M & S b 4.05 to 3.95
_
Ext 8s Oct 1 1926___ A&O
95
Sinkingfund 8s 1961_ J&D
103 M 103 %
94M
E x t s f 7s 1942.............M&N 101
*4Ms Northeast 1959-J&D b 4.05 to 3.95
Prague (Greater) City—
101M
92
S f 8s N ov 1 1946_____M&N 108 M 109 M . . .
92 M
*4Ms 2d North 1944-—J&J 6 4.05 to 3.95
7 Ms loan of 1926-52.-M&N
Chinese Government—
96
3Ms South Sept 1955-M&S b 4.05 to 3.95
Rio de Janeiro 8s 1946--A&O
95
Hukuang Rys 5s £..J& D 15
Ext s f 8s 1947_______ A&O
94 %
4Ms Southwest 1944--M&N b 4.05 to 3.95
47 M 48
95 M
5s o f 1896 £red 1933.-A&OZ l 95
80
95
97
7s 1960 (per 1000 m ilreis)-.
*4Ms Wash’t’n ’26-’47-J&J b 4.05 to 3.95
4 Ms of ’98 £ red ’4 4 --M&S l 84
86
86
4s West Middle 1937- -F&A 6 4.05 to 3.95
5s s f loan of 1909-34-£J&D 83 M
Meriden (T) 4s ’26-’35--M & N
4s (of 1895) 1931 .........J&J
Rotterdam (C) ext 6s ’64-M&N 103 M 104
96 M
wf89
Middletown—
94
San Juan (City of) Porto Rico
4s Fund 1926-27___ M&N 100
w/86
89
5s ref & imp 1926-36_ J&J
_
103M
Colombia (Republic of)—
4s Fund 1928-29___ M&N 100
Sao Paulo (City), Brazil—
100M
79%
4s Fund 1930-35___ M&N 100
6M % gold notes ’2 7 --A&O 100
79 %
6% external s f 1943--M&N
101
100 M
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
Middletown (T)*4s 1930-F&A
99 V 100
s
External s f 8s 1952-.M &N
—
New Britain (C) 3 Ms '32-J&J b 4.05 to 4%
Extl s f 7s 1942. ____J&J
95 7.50 Soissons (City), France—
Cuban 5s 1944 opt 1911.-M&S
97 % 99
86
—
4s Munic Bldg 1948___ J&J b 4.05 to 4%
85 %
Ext g 6s N ov 14 ’3 6 --M &N
88
“ Extl” g 4Ms ’49 op t-.F & A
4Ms School 1925-’40--F & A b 4.05 to 4%
(City of)
— Tokyo ann s f beg 5s of 1912—
“ Extl” g 5s 1949.- ..F & A
97
68
4X s School 1940-’52_-F&A b 4.05 to 4%
—
Red
'17-52-M&S
67M
“ External” s f 5Ms Jan 15
4Ms Water Aug 1941..F& A b 4.05 to 4%
Trondhjem (City), Norway—
—
4Ms Sch Aug ’25-’43-_F&A b 4.05 to 4%
1 9 5 3 . . ...................J&J15 100 H
S f ext 6Ms temp 1944--J&J 100M 101
Czechoslovak Republic—
4%s Sch Aug 1929____F&A b 4.05 to 4%
Zurich (Switzerland)—
Ext s f 8s '22 due ’5 1 --A&O
_
*5s Park 1925-1943_ F&A b 4.05 to 4%
99 M 100
S f g 8s Oct 15 ’4 5 --A & 0 15 109M 110
—
Ext s f 8s ’22 due ’5 2 .-A&O
New Hav (C) 3 Ms ’25- 35A&0
99 M 99 M
1 Denmark ext g 8s '45.A& 015
4s Sewerage 1926-29--A& O
CANADA (New York Prices)
110M 110M
_
1
Ext 6s Jan 1 1942 _ J&J 103 % 104 M
*4s Apr 2 1940 tax-expt.A&O
Dominican Rep 5s ’5 8 .-F&A 102 M 102 %
Dominion of Canada—
4Ms Paving Mar 1936-M&S
Oust Adm s F5Ms ’42.M&S
95
5s refdg Oct 15 '43-A & 0 15 102 M 102 %
4 Ms 1943-1952___________
95 M
1
External 5 Ms 1953 __M&N
*4Ms Paving Aug ’37_ F&A
_
5s refdg Oct 15 ’2 8 .A & 0 15 100M 101 % ___
i
Dutch E Indies 6s 1947--J&J 103
103 %
5s 1926_______________ A&O 100M ioo V
*4Ms M ch 15 '27-’35-M&S15
103%
l
E x t s f 6s 1962________ M&S 103
*5s ’36-’37-‘39-’40-’41--A& O
5s 1931_______________ A&O 102 M 102 %
l
Extl 5Ms Mar 1953..M&S 101
10 1%
s
5s Mar 1937_________ M&S 104M 104 V
*5s 1925-1951_________ J&J
_
Extl 5 Ms N ov 1953.-M&N 101
New Haven (Town)—
5s Oct 1931__________ A&O 102 % 1 0 2 % __•
10 1%
—
5s M ay 1952..............M & N 104% 104M ___
*3Ms Air L RR ’25-‘29--J& J
3.90 Finland (Republic of)—
External s f 6s 1945 M&S
New London 4s 1933___ A&O
87 M 88
5s Dec 1925__________ J&D 100M 100M ___
95 M
90
6Ms Munic loan of ’24-’54 A 89%
_
5M % gold notes 1929-F&A 103
4Ms Park July 1942_ J&J 100
103 M ___
89%
90
5 Ms Viet Loan Dec '27 J&D 102 M 103
Norwalk (C) 3Ms 1929--J&J
___
E xt’l s f 7s 1950______ M&S
95
95 %
5 Ms Viet Ln N ov ’33.M&N 106M 107
4s R ef Sewer ‘27-’28_ J&J
_
_
i France (Republic of) 4s 1917-22
23
5 Ms Viet Ln N ov '34-M &N 104M 104 M _
4s Sch M ch 1954-1964_____
_
5% National Loan not red
5 Ms Viet Ln Dec ’3 7 .-J&D 109M 109M _
4Ms Sch M ch 1929-1953--_
_
before Jan 1931_ Q-F 16 p$2fi
_
527
5 Ms renew N ov 1927-M&N 101M 102
*4Ms Im p rov t ’25-’39--J& J
Norwalk (T) 4 Ms 1942.-J& D
5Ms renew N ov 1932.M&N 103 % 104
94
32 M 33 M
4" 80
6% National loan of 1920. e*32M 538 M
Alberta (Prov of) 6s ’30-M&N
Norwich— G & E 1931-.A& 0 b 4.20 to 4%
7s ext of ’24-’49 temp.J&D
89 M 90
_
4 Ms Water Mar ‘39_ M&S 6 4.15 to 4%
7 Ms External 1941_ J&D
_
97 % 98
4 Ms Refunding 1938--A&O b 4.15 to 4%
102 %
0 ______
8% ext g loan ’45 -M&S 15 102
6s June 30 1925Putnam (T) 4Ms ’26-46-A & 0
95 % 95%
German extl 7s 1949 -A&015
6s April 25 19264 Ms Water 1925-’27--F & A
5 ______
Greek Govt s f 7s 1964 M&N
4Ms Water 1928 & ‘30-F&A
86 M 86 %
5 ______
Haiti (Rep) 6% E x’52 A . A&O
95
Stamford (C) 4s 1942.—M&N
95 M —
Hungary (Kingdom of)—
2 ______
Stamford (T) 4Ms ’26-’45 J&J
J ______
S f g 7 Ms 1944 int rets-F&A
*4Ms School 1926-29-M&N b 3.80 to 3.50
89 M 90
—
5 ______
Industrial Bank of Japan—
*4Ms School 1930-39-M&N
3.85%
J ______
99%
6% notes 1927_____F&A15
*4Ms School 1940-65-M&N
99 M —
3.90%
s ______
Industrial M tge Bk of Finland
Stonington 4 Ms 28&’33-A & 0
— s 95
1st M coll 7s July 1 1944_
_
♦Stratford 6s 1925- 3 1 --M &S b 4.10 to 3.95
— Halifax N S 4s July 1945Italian Government—
Torrington *5Ms ’30-’35-J&J b 4.10 to 3.95
539 %
5% Int 1926-1941_____J&J u$39
J -. --.
♦5 Ms Fund 1936-'41_ J&J b 4.10 to 3.95
_
40% —
5% Treasury notes 1925_ / 39%
_
•Wallingford (Town) 4 Ms
> ...
) ______
4s Elec L & P 1941.
Japanese Government—
1933, ’38. '43, ‘48. ’53_____
64
4s £ ’54 opt ’ 10--J30 & D31 l 62
-jachine P Q 5s 1954-.
Waterbury 3 Ms Sch’26-32 J&J b 4.15 to 4.05
) .. .
I ______
Maisonneuve Q 5 Ms ’3
4s £ Jan ’31 opt aft’21 J&J c 83 M 83 M
_
4s Park July ’25-’58_ J&J b 4.15 to 4.05
!
S f 6 Ms 1954 temp_ F&A
_
93 V
s 93 M —
4 Ms City Hall ’25-'63--J&J b 4.15 to 4.05
Manitoba (Province of)—
Oriental Devel Co, Ltd—
*4Ms Water ’49-’93_ J&J b 4.15 to 4.05
_
.
Ext 6s 1953_______ M&S
86 % 80%
4 Ms 1934-1964___________ b 4.15 to 4.05
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
..
4 Ms Water 1930-44--J&J15 b 4.05 to 3.90
J
99
Extl s f 6s 1970
. .M&S
99 M
4Ms 1946-1953_____J&J 15 4 4.15 to 3.90
Newfound 6 Ms ’36. J&D30 107 M 108 %
4Ms M ay 1
4 Ms Water 1935-’64 ---J & J b 4.05 to 4%
[ ______
5Ms 1939, 1942 & 1943____ 101M 102 % 5.30
*4Ms 1925-1934_____J&J15 b 4.15 to 4.05
I ______
4s drainage July 1 '29.
Netherl’ds 6s '72 (.flat). M&S /106M 106 M
West Hartf’d 4Ms 1943..J&D 101
______
West Haven Union S D —
sl06M S106M
[ _____
Ext 6s 1954__________ A&O 104 % 104 M
4Ms M ay 1 1927-’ 56--M &N
Norway 8% ext 1940 ..A & O 111
DELAWARE.
4 Ms M ay 1954H IM
______
Extl s f 6s 1943___ F&A 15 101M 101M
3s Dec 1 1927 opt 1902---J&D
Extl s f 6s 1944 int c tf. .F&A 101
101 %
4Ms '60 opt any date 105. J&J 104 M 105 M
r
4Ms 1961 opt ’22 at 105--J&J 104M 105M
6s Ext Oct 15 1952.A&015 101 M 101M
Panama Rep) ext5Ms’53.J&D 103 % 104
Dover Spec S D 5s ’26-’46 A&O
Peru (Repub) 8s 1932.. J&D 100
100 %
Kent Co 4Ms 1945-1950-M&S
______
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940-A&O
NewCastleCo 4 Ms ’26-’34J&D b 4.10 to 4%
69 M 70 M
1 ______
Extl s f 8s 1950_______ J&J
89 %
90
5Ms 1925-1928............... J&J b 4% to 3.75
______
Queensland (State of)Australia lia—
5Ms 1936-1944............... J&J
______
Sussex County—
Ext 7s Oct 1 1941-. .A&O 112
112M
____
105 to 106M
Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15 104
105
5s ’31-’70 opt ’32 at 105. . .
______
North Vancouver 5s '60Rio Grande Do Sul (State)
Wilm’gton— 4Ms ’28-’37-A & 0 6 4.10 to 4%
______ _____ {
Brazil ext s f 8s Oct 1946 .
96
4 MsBldg— Con’53-‘62 M&S
96 M
12
14
Russian 6Ms June 18 ’ 19.J&J
5s 1947-’49........
A&O
—
i ______
s 14
5M % Ext Ln Dec ’2 1 .-J&D
FLO RIDA.
Salvador (Republic of)—
1st 1 s f 8s 1948 ser A ..J & J 104
104 %
Dade Co 5s Oct 1947-’54.
San Paulo (Brazil) State of—
Duval Co 5M s’32 op’ 12 M&N 100
_____
8% external loan 1936-J&J 101M 102
5s Armory 1944_______ J&J
______
Everglades Drainage Dist—
E xt’l 8s 1950 . - - - ..J & J
9JM
99 M
...........
7s ’46 (per 1,000 milreis)_ /5100 5125
_
101
6s 1926-1935_________ M&N 99
—______
Seine, Dep of (France)—
6s 1933 to 1941..............-J&J 106
109
______
Ext g 7s 1942_________ J&J
89
89 %
5%
5Ms 1931-1948________ J&J 65 M%
Serbs Croats & Slov (King of)
98
Hamilton Co 5s Feb 7 ’48____
b 4% to 4.85
88 % 8 8 %
Ext 8s 1962
_______ M&N
Hernando Co 5s 1944____J&J
98
b 4% to 4.95
Swedish 6s 1939-- ..J& D 15 103% 104
Jacksonville 5s Jan 1 ’36-J&J
b 4% to 4.80
5Ms external 1954. .M &N 101
io i %
4Ms Feb 1937________ F&A
b 4.50 to 4%
____
Jacksonv S D No 1 5s Apr '45
Switzerland— 5M sl929 -F&A 101M 1 0 2 %
Key West 5s 1942_______ J&J 100
5Ms External 1946 ..A & O 103M 104
Quebec City 3)
5s Extl Aug 1 1926_ F&A 100M 100M
_
Miami 5s 1925-1944_____J&J
4.50
______
S F gold 8s 1940______J&J 114
115
4Ms Munic Im p’26-’55M&S
100 M
...........
U S of Mexico 6s A 1933 _ f . . . .
_
6s School 1940_______ J&D
5s g Ext L ’n 1945 £ -Q-Jan f 37M
Orange County 5s 1944--J&J 100
38 M
/ ____
Saskatchewan (Province)—
Pensacola 4Ms ref 1941_A&O
/ .--5s 1943 (non-call)--J&D1
5s Internal 1894 ___
6% School 1926-1951--J&J
South Vancouver, B C—
23
4s gold 1954__________ J&D / 22
Polk Co 5s Road ’25-’40--J& J
27
b 5.65 to 5.35
Assent 4s June 24 coup on / 26
St Augustine 5s 1955_____J&J
24
4s Ext 1910 July 24 coup on / 23
St Petersburg 5 Ms 1949--J&J
b 4% to 4.85
Treasury notes 6s ext 1933—
b 4% to 4.85
5Ms June 1954_______ J&D
July 1924 coup on . .J&J / 39 M 40
Tampa 5s June ’55 op '25 J&J
______
3s Internal silver__________ f 6
6M
5s Mun Imp '62 op'32 J&D
____
5s Internal silver. _____
5s W W Purch ’25-72-F& A
8M
/ 8
Uruguay 8s ext 1946_ F&A 109M 109 M —
_
______
FOREIGN GOVTS.
______
FOREIGN CITIES, &c.
Argentine Repub— 7s ’27 F&A 102 M 102 M
...........
Internal 5s o f ’09-’4 5 --M&S 87
87 M
______
Bergen, Norway, 8s ’45.M &N 113
114M
4s £ loan o f 1897______A&O !/$69M 570 M
25-yr s f 6s temp 1949.A&0
Ext 6s o f '23 1957 A ..M & S
96
98 M 99
96M
—______
Berne (City) Switzerland—
1st g 6s 1958 Ser B ____J&D
96 M
96 M
______
109 %
S f 8s 1945__________ M&N 109
Austrian Govt s f 7d ’43-J&D
98 M
98 M
s 95
Bogota (City) extl 8s ’4 5 .A&O
Beig Govt 7Ms yly to '45 J&D 109
109 M
______ ...........^
Bordeaux (City) 6s '3 4 .-M&N
84%
E x t l s f 6s 19 55--...........J&J
85 M —
86 M 87
______ ...........<
Buenos Aires, Argentine R ep.
8% Extl s f bds 1941--F&A 107M 107M
______ i
Guar 5s of 1909-1946 £.J&J pf 83%
94
Extl 6Ms int rets ’49--M & S
85M
94 M
Bolivia(Rep)Ext 8s ’47-M&N
Exten 6Ms 1955 - - - -J&J
97 M 97%
95
95M
GE OR GIA
Carlsbad (City) s f 8s ’5 4 .J&J 98 M 99
98
Brazil 8% ext 1941_____J&D
98 M
Christiania (Nor) 8s 1945 A&O 110M 110M
7s Cent R y elec 1952.-J&D
82 M
83
______ £
30-yr s f 6s int ctf ’54- -M &S 100
100M
S f 7Ms (coff.sec.’22) 1952.. /105M 106 M
c
___
85
Copenhagen 4s of 1901-M &N ! 81
5s o f 1895-................. ............ ' 52 M 53 M
b 3.85 to 3.50 ^
5 Ms Munic Ext '4 4 .-J&J
5s o f 1913......... ......................
99 M 99 %
52 M
51M
Albany— 5s 1945_______ J&Danish Cons Municipal Loan
4M s o f 1883...............- ..........
49
50
______ 4
_
_ Athens— IMs June 30 19438% s f ext ’46 ser A ..F & A 109 % 110
4Ms o f 1888...........................
46M
47 M
4s o f 1900-................. - .......... 42 M 43 M
109 M 110
Havana— 1st 6s 1939___ Q-J
98
108
4s o f 1910-.............................
41M
41M
2d 6s__________________ Q-J
90
105
4s o f 1898_____ _____ ______
41 M
42 M
Lyons (City) 6s 1934--M&N
British— Cons 2 Ms op ’23 Q-J 56 M
84M
85M
Marseilles (City) 6s '34.M&N
85
85%
4 Ms War Loan ’25-’45 J&D
95 %
Medellin (Munic) (Columbia)
5Ms f Feb 1 1937_____F&A 107% 107 M
External 8s 1948
A&O 98
5Ms g conv Aug 1929-.A&A 117M 118
98 M
94
M ontev’o(City) s f 7s '5 2 .J&D
95
--6 Basis, c Basis $5 to the £ . /F la t price. ,1 In London, r Canadian price, n Nominal, p Per £20. m Dollars per rubles, flat, s Sale price.
t Per 1,000 guilders, u Dollars per 1,000 lire flat, v Dollars per 1,000 francs, w Dollars per 500 francs, y Per £200. * Tax-free in Conn, z Peg £300 bona.




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Atlanta— 4Ms Jan 1 1940. J&J
4 Ms Sewer 1926 1940--J&J
3Ms July 1 ’31 & ’3 3 --J&J
Augusta—
4 Ms Flood Prot '42--M & N
4s refunding 1934___ J&J
3 Ms April 1930_____ A&O
Bibb C o 4 H s 1948-49--M & N
Clarke Co 5s 1926-41------J&J
Columbus— 5s 1925-44— J&J
4 Ms Refunding 1939--J&J
Dougherty Co—
5s School 1926-1948--M&S
Macon— 4 Ms Oct 1926— Q-J
4Ms W W 1925-36____J&J
4s Pav & Sew '25 to ’39-J&J
Pulaski Co 5s 1932-48____J&J
Rome 4 Ms 1926------------- J&J
4s Munic bldg 1926-39. A&O
Savannah— 4 Ms ref 1943-J&J
4 Ms Drainage 1944_ F&A
_
4Ms Refunding 1959--F&A
Spalding Co— 5s 1925-30-J&D
Swainsboro 6s 1925-50--A&O
Valdosta 5s 1926-42---------Jan
Ware Co 5s Sch 1926-31.-J&J
5s Road 1932-1949____J&J
Watkins S D 6s 1931-50.M&N
Woodbury 6s 1927-49— J&D

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4.05 Des Moines—
b 4.05 to 3.50 %
5s Municip 1925-1957--J&J b 4.15 to 4%
4
4Ms 1926-1931............. M&N 6 4.05 to 4%
4M s W W 1932-42____J&D
4.10
4.10
4
4s City Hall 1925-26---J&J
4.05
4.10
6s Gen Oblig 1931-40--J&J
4.05 Des M Ind S D 4Ms ’3 2 --J&J
4.10
4.20
4.10
4Ms 1944_______ _____ ____
4.30 Dubuque Co 4Ms ’25-’31-J&J
4.10
4.30 Fort Dodge 5s Fund ’3 9 .-A&O
4.15
4.25 Ft Madison 5s 1925-26---J&J
4
4
Fremont Co 5s 1925-35--J&J
4.35 Greene Co 5s 1925______ A&O
4
3.50 Jackson Co 5s 1925-30--A&O 6 4.15 to 4%
b 4.10 to 3.50 %
Marshalltown Ind S D —
b 4 05 to 3.50 %
5s City Hall 1925-39--M&N 6 4.10 to 4%
4.50 Marshalltown—
4
4
4 Ms Water 1925 & ’26-A&O
b 4.20 to 4.40 %
4 Ms Water 1929-42_ A&O
_
4.05
4.05
4Ms Water 1943&’4 4 --A & 0
4.10
4.05 Ottumwa 4 Ms June 19364.10
4.05 Polk Co 4 Ms 2 5 -3 2 -.A & 0 1 5 6 4.10 to 4%
6 4.30 to 4.00 %
5s Funding 1925-35____J&J 6 4.15 to 4%
6 4.80 to 4.25 %
Sioux City—•
6 4.30 to 4.00 %
4.20
6s ParkAugl5 35-’45F&Al5
6 4.30 to 4 00 %
4.20
6s R ef Aug 15 1940--F&A15
4.35
5s Fire Fund 1925-33--J&J 6 4.15 to 4%
4.90
5s Police Fund ’25-'33-M&N 6 4.15 to 4%
4.90 Sioux City S D 5s 1941_ J&J
4.10
_
Waterloo—
IDAHO
4.10
4Ms W W Jan 15 '3 0 --.J & J
4.10 W oodbury Co 5s ’26-’32—J&J 6 4.10 to 4%
5Ms Impt 1941________ A&O
4.10
6s Highway 1941-------------J&J
4.10
4Ms Cap Bldg 1930-39— J&J
KANSAS.
4.10 4Ms 1925-1933-................. J&J
4Ms M ay 1 1932 opt 1921. J&J
4
4.10 4 Ms Soldiers Compen '34-’52
4Ms Highway ’35 opt ’25..J&J
4
4.10 Atchison Co—
4Ms Highw ’37 op '27------J&J
4.10
4M s R ef 1927-1928_____A&O
4.10
4s Refund ’29 op T 4 _ J&J
_
4M s Ref 1929-1945_____A&O
4.05 Emporia—
4.30
4.15
4s Jan 1 1934 op 1924___ J&J
4 Ms Dec ’29 op ’ 19_ F&A
_
4.50
Blaine Co 5s Feb ’26-’31.J&J
4M Emporia SD 4Ms 32op’22 J&J
BoiseC’y S D 5 s ’25 op ’ 15M&N
4.50
4% Ft Scott 4M s ’35 op ’ 10--M&S
4.75 Galena—
6s July 1 1940________ J&J
5s W W 1926-1943____J&D 6 4.30 to 4%
ILLINOIS
4.20
Hutchinson— 5s 1931____A&O
4Ms Serv Comp 1925-43-F&A
4% to 344
4.20
4 Ms Pub Bldg ’61 op ’31 J&J
4% to 344
4M s Aug 1 1930-38--------F&A
Kansas City—
4.15
4s M ay 1 1926-1935------ M&N 3.95 to 344
5s Feb 1 1942............ --F & A
4s Highway 1929-1940--May 3.95 to 3 44
4.15
4Ms Wat & Light 1944-J&J
4.05
4s Highway 1926-1928.-May 3.95 to 3 44
4 Ms Sch Bldg 1929____J&J
4s Highway 1941-1943.-M ay 3.95 to 344
4.15
4 Ms Wat Plant Pur '39 J&J
4.05
4s Highway 1945-1954.-M&S
4Ms Refg Feb 1 ’ 2 9 --.F & A
101
4.15
Champaign County—
4Ms Imp July 18 ’4 9 --J&J
5s Road 1926-1943--M&N 4.05 to 4%
Board o f Education—
Chicago 4s 1926 to 1927--J&J
4M s 1926-1953.........F&A 6 4.15 to 4%
3M to 344 %
4
4s 1928 to 1935_______ J&J
4Ms 1926-1953______ J&J 6 4.15 to 4%
4
4s Jan 1930 & 1931____J&J
Sch Dist 4 Ms 1929-54--J&J 6 4.15 to 4%
4
4s Jan 1937-1939..........J&J
Sedgwick County—
5
4% to 344 %
4s Jan 1926-1941_____ J&J
5s Fund 1925 op 1915--J&J
4.50
No W Pk 4Ms 1925-27-J&J
4Ms Brge Oct ’27op’ 17-J&J
3M to 4%
4% to 344 %
N o W P k 4 M s 1925-28. J&J
Topeka—
4
W Chic Pk 4s 1925-27-J&J
3 M to 344 %
5s Top Wat Sept '26_ J&J
_
4% to 3M %
4M s 1925-1933_______ F&A 6 4.20 to 4.10 %
W Chic Pk 5s 1925-27--J&J
4
Chicago Sanitary District—
4 Ms Elec Light 1929_ J&J
_
5
4Ms July 1 1925-26— J&J
3M Wichita 5s 1929 op 1919--J&J
Wyandotte County—■
4% to 344 %
4s Sept 1925-1931------M&S
4.15
4 Ms Bridge ’32 to ’4 1 --F&A
4% to 344
4s 1925-1942.................J&J
Cook Co— 4s 1925______ M&S
3M
KEN TU CK Y.
4 Ms 1926-1940______ A&O 4.05 to 344 %
Ashland—
4Ms For Pres ’25-43-J&J15 4.05 to 344 %
4.50
5s Sew impt ’32 & ’3 7 --M&S
4s Ser K 1926-1931.-.J&D
4% to 344 %
4.50
4M s S I ’42, '47, ’52---M & S
4% to 344 %
4s Ser M 1926-1933. - -J&D
Bell County—
4s Forest Pres ’26-’34_A&0
4% to 344 %
6s Ct H Dec 15 ’38--J&D15
East St Louis—
4.10 Covington—
444s ref Sept 1 ’28------Sept
4M
6s W W Jan 15 ’26-’36 J&J15
Elgin Sanitary Dist—
4X
6s W W Jan 15 ’26-’31 J&J15
5s 1926-1944________ M&N 4.30 to 4.15 %
4M
6s W W Janl5 ’32-’61 J&J15
4
Joliet—5s 1925________ M&S
4M
4 Ms Funding 1925-48-F&A
Moline 444s 1925-1932-..J&J '4.05 to 4%
4M
Springfield Sanitary District—
4M s W W 1925-1951--J&J
4M
4s Water 1927________ J&J
444s 1926-1944_______ J&D 4.05 to 4%
4M
4s Fundg 1952 op '4 2 --F&A
4.50
INDIANA (see footnote o)
Frankfort 4 Ms '27 opt ’ 17-J&J
CassTJounty—
Harlan County—
4.40
5s Rd & Bldg 1926____M&S
o4s Bridge 1925-33.M&N15
4.30
Lexington 4s 1945______F&A
oEvansville— 4s R ef 1932-J&J
Lexington S D 5s 1938_ J&D
_
o4s Ref 1942__________ J&J
Louisville—
oFloyd Co 4s 1926-30---J&J ob.
5s School 1962________ A&O 114
oFort Wayne Sch D 5s 1933
oFranklin Co 4s ’26-’30--J& D ob.
4Ms Hospital 1951____M&S 106 M
4Ms School Impt 1954-A&0 104
oGary Sch City 4 Ms Oct 1943.
4s M uniclmp D ecl ’28 Q-M
99
oHendricks County—
98
4s C H Jan 15 ’26-’32. J&J15 ob.
4s Park 1930_________ J&J
Indianapolis—
4s Refdg July 1 1937_ J&J
_
98
4
4s Sewer 1947________ F&A
05 44s Track Elev ’31-’47 J&J
99 M
4s Louisv W Co 1946--J&J 97 M 98 M
4
4s Park Imp Jan 1 ’2 7 --J&J
4s Louisv W Co 1950--F&A
4
o4s Fire Dept J’ne 1 ’41 J&J
97 M 98 M
102 3.90
4s Sewer 1965________ F&A
4
o4Ms Sch J’ne 15 '40J&D15
3 Ms gold refg 1940--M&N
93
o444s 1926-1955_______ J&J b 4% to 3.50 %
93
4
3Ms Refunding 1943--J&J
o344s Hospital 1936— J&J
3s Sewer & Park 1941--J&J 84
4
o344s City Hall 1939.-J&J
McCracken County—
4
olndianap S D 4s 1925-26-J&J
5
5s R ef 1933 opt 1913--M&S
4
o4s Bldg Sept 1 1946— J&J
5
4
5s R ef 1933 opt 1923--M&S
o344s July 1 1941--------- J&J
4.40
4
Owensboro— 4s 31 op ’ l l J&J
o5s Oct 20 1925-39-A&O20
4.40
Jeffersonville 3 44s '25-M &N
4
4s Street 1930 op 1915--J&J
oKokomo 4s 1926-1931.-M&S
4
LOUISIANA.
4
oLa Porte Co 5s ’26-’28--J& D
5s Port Comm’n '26-’ 54-A & 0 6 4.40 to 4%
4
oLoganspt 3 44s '26 op ’ 16. J&J
5s Port Comm’n ’25-’ 59—J&J 6 4.20 to 4%
0444s Sch H ’26-’37.J&D15
4
Marion Co— 4s Ref ’27--J& D
3.90 5s Port Comm’n ’26-’55--J& D 6 4.40 to 4%
4.20
4Ms R ef 1925-1964_____F&A
4
©Richmond— 4s 1927------M&S
4Ms Port Comm’n ’26-’57M&S 6 4.40 to 4%
oSt Joseph County—
_
3.75 Alexandria 5s 1925-52_ F&A 6 4.55 to 4%
o344s 1 9 2 6 --................ F&A
3.75 Atchafalaya Levee Dist—
oSouth Bend— 4s 1925— J&J
o4Ms W W N ov ’43—M&N 6 4.15 4.05%
5s Sept 1932-1972--M&S15 100
5s Dist ref & imp ’49--M & S 100
o4Ms W W Dec '43_ J&D 6 4.15 4.05%
_
Bossier District Levee—
o544s 1931..................... M&S 6 4.15 to 4%
5s 1954-----------------------A&O 100
o544s 1941------------------M&S 6 4.15 to 4%
South Bend School District—
Caddo District Levee—
o4s Apr 17 1925-1927--F&A ob___
3.75
5s 1951 opt 1941______ J&J 100
3.75 Caddo Parisn S D No 1—
Terre Haute— 4s 1927_ A&O
_
4
5s School 1929-1943- —J&J 6 4.40 to 4.30
o4s Sewer 1930_______ F&A
4
Fifth District Levee—
oTerre H Sch C 4s ’25-’31 M&S ob.
oVigoCo 4 44 Dec 16’25-’27 J&D
99
3.75
5s 1950 opt 1940........... J&J
99
5s 1952 opt 1942______ J&J
INDIAN T E R R IT O R Y (See Oklah oma)
5s Oct 15 1962 op ’ 5 2 --A&O
99 M
5s Oct 15 1963______ A&015
99 M
IOW A
5s 1957-1967_______ A&015
99 M
4
4 Ms 1927-1929------------ .J&D
5s 1959-1969............. F&A15
99 M
4
Lafourche Basin Levee—
4Ms 1932-1933------------ -J&D
4
444s 1934-1940________ -J&D
5s Jan 1954 opt 1944_ J&J 102M
_
4.15 Lake Borgne Dist Levee—
Boone 444s 1926-31.— .M&N
4.10
Burlington 444s ’25-’33. M&N
5s Dec 1952 opt 1942--J&D
Council Bluffs—
4
444s Wat Wks ’26-’30 .M&N
4
Crawford Co 5s ’25-’29. M&N
Cushing 5s School 1939- M&N
4.20
Davenport 4s 1925-29.. M&N
4
Davenport S D 444s '25 J&J
3M

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New Orleans 5s Premium J&J
5s Premium (dr num)_.J&J
5s 1925-1929................-A&O
99
5s Oct 1927-1932.........A&O
99
5s Pub Belt RR '39-’49-J&J
5s Pub Belt 1950-59_ J&D
_
4 Ms Paving 1926-33_ J&J
_
4M s 1956-1966...........—J&J
4s Floating debt 1948-A&0
4s Constitutional 1942-J&J 97
97 X
4s Public Impt 1950 opt
1942 (old issue)_____ J&J 96 %
4s Pub Impt '42 opt '28.J&J 96 %
Orleans District—
5s July 1930-1939.........J&J
5s July 1940-1949.........J&J
5s July 1950-1959.........J&J
Plaquemine Parish E Bank—
5s Oct 1952 opt 1942—A&O
Pontchartrain District—
D 6s 1944__________ M&N 112
5s July 1968__________ J&J
Red River A & B B District—
5s 1950 Series B ______ A&O
5s Mar 1953 opt 1943-M&S
5s 1965 Series D ______ F&A
Shreveport—
5s 1929-1931..........
F&A
F&A
5s 1932-1936..........
5s 1937-1961................F & A
4Ms W W & Sew’25-’54-J&J b 4.35 to 4%
Tensas Basin Levee District—
5s Jan 1957____________J&J
MAINE
5Ms Bonus Fund ’25-’30-J&D 4.45 to 4%
4% to 3.95
5s Hway & Bdge '26-’54-A & 0
4% to 3.95
4s Sept 1 1925-1953____M&S
4% to 3.95
4s Highway 1926-1936---M & S
4% to 3.95
4s April 1928-31 tax-ex—A&O
4% to 3.95
4s State Pier 1933-1942.-M&S
99
Auburn— 3 Ms 1925______ J&J
4s 1935 & 1940 tax-ex —J&J
99
100
Augusta 4s 1926-45_____
Bangor—
4s Ref Wat ’35 (taxable) .J&J
99
4s Fund 1925-30 tax-ex.J&J
98
Bath 4s R ef 1941 tax-ex. J&D
Biddeford 4s 1926-35- —M&N 98 M
Gardiner Water District—
4s 1934 (taxable)_______ J&J 97
Kennebec Water District—
98 %
4s Refunding M ay 1 1953
99 H
Kittery Water District—•
5s Jan 1926 to 1938____J&J
99
Lewiston 4s g Oct 1927--A&O
Portland—
100
99
4s Aug 1 1929 tax-ex.-F& A
100
99
4s C H ’26-’45 tax-ex. A&O
100
99
4s High Sch 1936 tax-exem.
Portland Bridge Dist (taxable)
3Ms July 1925 to 1939.M&S b 4.15 to 4%
Portland Water District—
99
4s Funding 1928______ J&D
99 M
97
Saco 4s April 1939______ A&O
Washington Co 4s 1928.-J&J 97
Waterville— 4s g July 1 1927— 97
3 Ms Sept 1935_______ M&S
M ARYLAND
4Ms Aug 15 1925-33—F&A15
4s 1926 to 1928______________
4s 1928 opt 1923........... —J&J
4s Jan 1 1929____________J&J
3 Ms 1925-1928__________ F&A
4s Roads 1926-1930_____F&A
4Ms Roads 1925 to 1928
Annapolis 4Ms W W ’42-A & 0
Baltimore—
5s 1926-1946__________M&S
5s 1926-1961_________ A&O
4 Ms Mar 1 1926-55— -M&S
4Ms Mar 1 1955_____M&S
4s Water 1926_______ M&N
4s Aug 1 1951________ F&A
4s Annex 1954________ J&D
4s Parks 1955________ M&N
4s Mar 1 1961............... M&S
4s Aug 1 1961-------------F&A
3 Ms July 1 1930-...........J&Ji
3 Ms Impt 1940_______ J&J!
3 Ms Mar 1945_______ M&S
3 Ms Refunding 1952_ J&J
_
3 Ms Sewage Impt '80-A&O
3 Ms Jan 1 1927_______ J&J
Cumber’d 4Ms W W ’41-A & 0
Hagerstown—5s Water 1938-1987—-A&O
4Ms 1936-1986----------- A&O
Washington Sub San Dist—
4 Ms Sewer g 1973_____J&J
5s 1969______________
M ASSACHUSETTS
4s 1925-52 (tax-exempt) — Var
3 Ms gold July 1 1935___ J&J
3 Ms 1956 ref (tax-exem).J&J
3Ms 1937 reg (tax-exem). J&J
3Ms Water 1942________ J&J
3Ms gold July 1944_____M&S
3s April 1 1929_________ A&O
3s gold M ay 1929______ M&N
3s Met Sewerage 1936— -M&S
3s gold July 1 1939______ J&J
3s gold Water Jan 1 1941-J&J
Attleborough—
3 Ms March 1935_____M&S
Beverley 4s 1925-1936_ A&O
_
Boston—•
4 Ms Tun 1960 tax-ex.A&O
4s July 1936__________ J&J
4s Apr ’26-’37 (tax-ex).A&O
4s 1925-1939 (tax-ex). -J&J
4s Tunnel & Sub 1948-J&D
4s Sub 1957 tax-ex____A&O
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex____J&J
4s Tub & Sub’59 tax-ex.J&J
3 Ms June 1 1932_____J&D
3Ms June 1 1934_____J&D
3 Ms July 1 1935-------- J&J
3 Ms June 1 1943_____J&D
3Ms June 1 1944— _ J&D
_
3 Ms July 1 1945_____ J&J
Brockton 4s M ay 1927--M&N
3 Ms Water 1932_____M&N

4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.10

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4.20

4.30
4.35
4.35

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4.30

4.40

4.50

3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
4%

4.10 to 4%
4.10 to 4%
4.15 to 4.65
4.15 to 4.05
4% to 3.90
9-<M 99
98 M 99
98 % 99
98 %
99
99
98 H
4% to 3.90
4% to 3.90
4% to 3.90
4% to 3.90
85 M
92

4.15
4.15
4.15

4.30 to 4.20
4.40 to 4.30
103
95M
96 M
97 M
93 M
93 M
96
96
90 M
89 M
88
94 V
s
98 %
106 M
98 %
100 H
100 M
98
101M
101M
101M
95 V
s
95
94
92
91 H
91 V
s
99 M
95 V
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b Basis. /F la t price, n Nominal, c Tax-exempt; under a law approved March 9 1903 and which went into effect April 23 1903, bonds issued after
that date by State or municipal corporations are tax-exempt, and these sell on a better basis, s Sale price.




J une, 1925.]
Bonds
Cambridge—
3 Ms M ay 1 ’45 (reg)_M&N
3s Bridge 1941_______ F&A
Chelsea— 4s Park 1936. -A&O
4s Oct 1925 (reg)_____A&O
Everett— 4s Sewer 1929- -M&S
Fall River—
4s June 1 1927 (reg)_ J&D
_
3Ms Water Feb 1930-.F& A
Fitchburg—
3Ms Water 1926_______ J&J
■Gardner—
4s Water 1926-1934--M&N
Gloucester—
3 Ms Water ’25 to ’3 1 --A&O
Haverhill— 4s 1927______ J&D
Holyoke— 4s gold 1927_ J&J
_
3 Ms Dec 1925-1932-.-J&D
Leominster— 4s g 1925--A & 0
Lynn— 4s July 1927_____J&J
4s July 1 1925 (reg)--J& J
3 Ms April 1 1932_____A&O
Marlborough 4s July ’2 6 --J&J
Medford 4s Feb 1930____F&A
5s Apr 1 1926-28 tax-exempt
Milton 3Ms 1925 to 1932-F&A
New Bedford 4s 1926_ A&O
_
4s Sewer 1926-41 (taxexempt)------------------M&N
N ewburyport—
3 Ms Water ’25 to ’3 4 --J&D
F&A
Newton 4s 1935......
3 Ms Water Dec 1926--J&D
N orthampton—
3 Ms g 1925 to 1926____J&J
Pittsfield—
4 Ms 1925-30 (tax-exempt). Quincy 3Ms ’26 to ’39_ A&O
_
Tax exempt_______________
Salem 4s Jan 1 ’32-’54 tax-ex.
Springfield 3 Ms 1935___ J&J
3s Sewer 1930________ J&D
Taunton— 4s 1927______ J&D
3 Ms Sewer Dec 1 ’3 0 --J&D
Wakefield 4s 1925-33---A & O
Watertown— 4s 1925-34.-J&J
3Ms 1926 to 1929_____J&J

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86 M
98 V
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99 M
99 M
99 M
96 M
99
98 H
97 V
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99 M
99M
97 M
99 M
99 M
99 V
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95 V
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99 M
98 M
101 V
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97 M
99M
101M
97
98 V
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99
99 M
100M
97 M
102
94 V
s
94 M
99M
96 M
99 M
99
98 M

M EXICO
See Foreign Govts, page 49.
MICHIGAN (See footnote o
4.20
4.15
4.15
4.10
4.05
4.05
4

5Ms Highway 1941_____J&D

4.10
to 4%
to 4%

4.15

to 4%
to 5%

I

0 0

1

4.20
to 4.20 %
4.35
to 4%
4.35
to 4%
4
4.20
4.20
4.15
4.15
4.15
4
4.10
4.10
4.20
4.20
to 4%
to 4%

to 4%
to 4%
to 4%

to 4%

to 4%
to 4*15
to 4%
to 4%

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M ICHIGAN (Concluded)—
St Louis (Concluded)—
Sault Ste Marie 4s 1932.-J&J
4.15
4s Public Bldg 19 29---A&O b 4.05
Wayne County—
4s W W Renew ’31___M&N 6 4 05
4 Ms bldg&bdge ’25-'39M&N b 4.10 to 4%
4s School 1937............... J&J b 4.10
Wyandotte 4Ms 1934_ J&D
_
4.20
4s School 1938________ J&J b 4.10
3.65s Ren June ’26-’27-J&D b 4.05
Springfield 5s ’32 op ’ 17.J&D
MINNESOTA
MONTANA
4.10
4Ms July 15 1943.......... J&J15
5Ms Educational 1941_ J&J b 4.30
4 Ms Dec 1 1939...............J&D 101M 102 M
_
Beltrami County—
4 Ms Educational 1944_ J&J b 4.20
_
5.50 Billings 5s 1934 op 1929--J&J
5 Ms Ditch 1925-34_ J&D
_
6s Road 1930__________
5.25 Butte 5s 1926-1936______ J&J b 5%
4.75
Brainerd 5s N ov 1925-1929
6s 1941_______
J&J
4.15 Daniels Co 6s 1933-1942-..
Duluth— 5s g Wat & Lt ’26J&J
b 5.25
4.15 Great Falls—
4 Ms g July 1 1926_____J&J
4s g Water & Light ’28-A&0
4.15
5 Ms Sewer '35 to '39- -J&J
4.15 Helena 5s 1931 opt 1916.J&J
4s Water & Light 1936-A&0
Duluth Ind School Dist—
Kalispell 5s 1933________ J&J
4.20 Lincoln Co 5s '32 op ’27-_J&J
5Ms 1936, 1938, 1940-A&O
4.15
4 Ms Feb 1 ’40 op ’3 0 --F&A
5s Fund Mar ’31 op ’21 .J&J
4.15 Phillips Co—
4s 1934 opt 1924.........-A&O
Hennepin County—
5s R ef Dec '35 op ’3 3 .-J&J
6s Bridge 1926-40___ M&N b 4 .30 to 4.15 %
5Ms Bridge 1926-40--M&N b 4.30 to 4.15 %
NEBRASKA
4 Ms Sanitorium ’28-’42-J&J b 4.20 to 4 05 %
Douglas Co— Is ’25-’28-A & 0
4 Ms Hospital ’27-’41-M&N b 4.20 to 4 05 %
5s Highway 1942.........A&O
Koochiching Co 5s '26-’33 J&J 56 M% to 6%
5s Highway 1943_____A&O
5Ms Ditch 1926-1935--J&J 56M % to 6%
Minneapolis—
Grand Isl 4Ms '25 op '10-J&J
Kearney 4 Ms 1926-1945-M&S
5s 1925-1928................. J&D b 4.10 to 3.75
5s 1929-1932_________ J&D b 4.20 to 4%
Lincoln— 4Ms ’26 to ’29.F&A
5s Hospital July ’35-’44___
5s 1935, ’36, ’40, ’43, ’45,
Lincoln S D—
’46, ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50-J&D b 4.20 to 4.05
4Ms 1929-1953______ M&N b 4.25
5sStIm pM ay2’36-’41 M&N2 b 4.20 to 4.05
Omaha 5Ms 1941______ M&N
4Ms 1926-1935.................... b 4.15 to 4%
4Ms Mar 1926-1937--M&S b 4.15 to 4%
5s 1930, ’35, '40, ’45. ’5 0 -..
4Ms School 1941_____- ____ b 4.15 to 4%
4M s Refunding 1933..J&J
4s School Jan 1927_____J&J b 4.15 to 3.75
4Ms W W Dec 15 '4 1 ..J&J
4s M ay 1 1927_______ M&N b 4.15 to 3.75
Omaha S D 4Ms 1928...J& J
4s School Jan 1 1935_ J&J b 4.10 to 3.95
_
4 Ms July 1931________ J&J
4Ms M ay 1 1955_____M&N
4s Improvement 1942-J&D b 4.10 to 3.95
5s 1948_______________ J&D
4s 1944_______________ A&O b 4.10 to 3.95
3 Ms School Jan 1 ’2 9 --J&J b 4.15 to 4%
5Ms M ay 2 1951_____M&N
So Omaha S D—
3Ms Water Wks 1932..J&J b 4.15 to 4%
Ramsey County—
5s Dec 1929__________ J&D
4 Ms Rd&Bdge ’38-’44 M&N b 4.15 to 4%
4 Ms Rd&Bdge ’33-’37 M&N b 4.15 to 4%
NEVADA
4 Ms Rd&Bdge ’26-'43 J&D b 4.15 to 4%
4.25 W ashoeCoSD5s’26to’29.M&S
St Louis Co 5s 1925-29..-J&J
4.30
5s Road 1931_________ J&J
St P a u l NEW HAMPSHIRE
63 School July 1 1951--J&J b 4.30 to 4.10 %
3 Ms Hospital 1925______ J&J
5s Refg July 2 ’25-’31--J& J b 4.15 to 4%
99 M
Berlin— 4s R ef 1925____M&N
4 Ms W W 1925-42. . .A&O b 4.15 to 3.95 %
99 M
Concord—
5s School July 1 1951--J&J b 4.20 to 4%
3M s 1925 to 1929.........J&J
4Ms July 1935________ J&J b 4.10 to 3 / 5 %
98 M
Dover 3M s 1928-1931--.J&D 96M
4Ms Park June 1 '43--J& D b 4.10 to 3.95 %
Manchester—
4Ms Sewer July 1 ’43--J& J b 4.10 to 3.95 %
99
4s 1925-1940 (tax-ex)..F&A
4Ms Water Aug 1 ’43-F&A b 4.10 to 3.95 %
4s 1925-1942 (tax-ex) _ -J&J 98 M
4M sR efg July 2 ’25-’31-J&J b 4.10 to 3.95 %
4s Sewer 1926-1943 (tax4Ms N ov 1 1931__________ b 4.10 to 3.95 %
exempt)___________ M&N
4s Ref Mar 1 1939___ M&S b 4.10 to 3.95 %
98 M
Pembroke 4s ’26-’34___ F&A
4s Sewerage July 1 1939 J&J b 4.10 to 3.95 %
98 M
Portsmouth—
4s March 1 1940______M&S b 4.10 to 3.95 %
4.60
4s R ef Water 1932____J&J
South St Paul 5Ms ref ’33-J&J
98M
Stratford 5s M ay 1933-1954
109
MISSISSIPPI

0 0

4Ms Highway 1943------- F&A
4 Ms Highway Impt 1937 A&O
4s Highway Impt 1942.-A&O
Ann Arbor School District—
4s Sept 19 35--............. A&O
Battle Creek—4s City Hall 1927-36..F&A b 4.15
Bay City 4s 1934_______ J&J
5Ms W W 1925-1951.-M & S b 4.50
Bay City Union S D —
o6s 1926, 1931, 1936. . .J&J b 4.40
Bessemer 5Ms 1925-49.-F&A b 4.65
Calhoun Co 4 Ms 1926.- A&O
Detroit—
o6s Pub Serv 1926-29--J&J
o6s Pub Serv 1930-51--J&J b 4.50
o5Ms N ov 1 1945----M & N
o5Ms Pub Util ’26-’29.J&J b 4.20
o5Ms Pub Util ’30-’51.J&J
o5Ms Pub Util ’26-’48.A & 0 6 4.35
5s Pub Impt 1926-29_ J&J
_
_
5s Pub Impt 1930-51_ J&J
o5s Jan 15 1936-42--J&J15
o4Ms Pub Lib 1948-J&J15
o4 Ms 1932, 1935-42. J&J15
4Ms 1942-1952______ J&D
o4s Aug 15 ’25-'28--F&A15
o4s School 1946______M&N
3 Ms Park 1930_______ M&S
oEscanaba 4 Ms 1925-30--J&J b 4.25
oFlint 4 Ms 1925-39____ F&A b 4.20
4Ms 1938-1953............. J&D
4Ms 1925-1954___ M&S15 b 4.20
4 Ms 1926 1937_______ J&D b 4.20
o5s (Mar 15 & Apr 1) ’31-’50
Flint Union School Dist—
5s 1926-1954_________ M&S b 4.20
oGenesee Co 6s 1926-31-M&N b 4.30
Grand Rapids—
5s 1926-1934_________ A&O
4 Ms Flood Protec ’33-M&S
4Ms 1926-1928_______ F&A
4Ms 1929-1930......... ..F & A
4 Ms 1931-1953_______ F&A
4s Water N ov 15 ’29..M & N
Highland Park 5s 1928--J&J
o4Ms Sept 15 1 9 3 4 ...M&S
Jackson 4Ms 1930-47.A&O16
4 Ms Gen Impt ’30-’54-M&N
Kalamazoo— o4 Ms Sewer &
Impt 1925_____________J&J
Kalamazoo S D No 1—
o5s School ’25-’30--M &S15 b 4.15
Lansing—
o5sImpJuly 15’25-32 J&J15 b 4.10
o5s Sewer 1926-26___ J&D
o5s Jan 3 1926-1932..J&J3 b 4.10
o4Ms Jan 3 1930-36--J&J3
„ 4M s 1937-1946_______ J&D
Marquette 3 Ms 1926___ J&J
Muskegon— 5s 1925____ J&J
4 Ms W -W 1926-44____J&J b 4.20
4s M ay 1 1934_______ M&N
Muskegon S D 5s 1942. _.July
Muskegon Co 4Ms 1932-.J&J
Pontiac— 4Ms '31-’47--.M & S
5 Ms Sewer 1925-1942_____ b 4.40
6s W at Impt 1926-28.J&D
6s W at Impt 1929-35--J&D 6 "4 .3 b"
6s Wat Impt 1936-50--J&D
Port Huron 4s 1932_____ J&J
Saginaw—
4 Ms Sewer 1925-1933.-J&J b 4.20
4Ms Sewer 1925-1949.F&A b 4.20

B onds.

To
Ask. Net.

5Ms Impt 1926-1930___ M&S b 3.75
5Ms Impt 1931-1946___ M&S b 4.20
5Ms April 1929-1934___ A&O 6 4.10
4 Ms 1930-1950______________ b 4.10
4Ms 1925-1934__________ J&J b 4.05
4Ms July 1 1925-1935____J&J b 4.05
4 Ms July 1 1 9 3 6 ---........... J&J
3 Ms Refund Jan 1 1927--J&J
3Ms State 1934 opt 1914-.J&J
Biloxi 5Ms 1926-1948_ A&O b 4.75
_
Greenville 5s 1927_____ M&S
Jackson 5Ms July 1 1933-J&J
5s Water Aug 1 1928--F&A
5s Water 1930________ F&A
5s June 1 1932________ J&D
Jones Co 5s 1926-42_____ M&N
Meridian—
5s Dec 1 1939________ J&D
4 Ms School House 1941 J&J
Mississippi Levee District—5s M ay 2 1944_______ M&N
5s July 1 1953_________ J&J
4Ms Sept 1934_______ M&S
Vicksburg—
5s St Impt 1925-32. - .F&A b 4.40
4 Ms Sewer Dec 1 1928-Dec
Yazoo-Miss Delta Levee Dist6s 1947 optional 1917--J&J
5s 1925-1954_________ M&N b 4.80
4Ms July 1949________ J&J
4s 1952 optional 1922--J&J

to
to
to
to
to
to

4.05
4.10
4%
4.05
3.50
3.50

to 4%

to 4%

4.05
to 4.25
4
3.90
4
4
4
4.10
M ISSOURI
4.15
4.10 5s March 1930-1936_________
99 M 102 M
4.10 4s Road 1933-34 Ser D ..M & S
Kansas City—
3.80
5s Water Works 1939.-J&J 105 M
4 Ms Sept 1 1930______M&S 100.70
4Ms Mar 1 1933______M&S 101.36
4Ms Water Works 1942-J&J b 4.05 to 3.95
4s Sept 1 1930............. M&S 98.27
4% Kansas City School Dist—
5s July 1941__________ J&J 108 M
4.10
4 Ms July 1 1933_______ J&J 100 55
4.05
4 Ms July 1 1937_______ J&J 101.33
4
4Ms Jan 1943_________ J&J 102 M
4
4s July 1 1927_________ J&J 98.21
4s Building 1932............J&J 97.26
4.15
99 M
3Ms July 1925......... ...J & J
4.20 Little River Drainage Dist—
4.10
5Ms Oct 1925-1944_ A&O b 5.30 to 5.10
_
4.20 St Joseph 4s 1926...........M&N
99 M 100
St Joseph School District—
4.15
4Ms, 1925, 1930 and 1935 b 4.30 to 4.15
St Louis—
%
4.40
4 Ms Bridge-Compl ’35 A&O b 4.05 to 3.90
4.15
4 Ms Public Bldg & Imp
1928-1943___________ J&J b 4.05 to 3.90
4s Insane Asylum '28-A&O b 4.05 to 3.85
4s Pubiic Impt 1928___ J&J b 4.05 to 3.85

To
Ask. Net.
to
to
to
to
to

3.85
3.85
4%
4%
3.75 %

4.15%
4.10%
to 4.90
to 5%

4.70
4
%80
4.80
5
5
5
5.10
4.90
4
4.15
4.15
4.25
4.30
4
4.20

to4 %

4.25
4.15
4.05
40 5
4
4.10
4.10
4.15
4.25
4.10

4M

NEW JERSEY
4 Ms Road & bdge 1933.-J&J
4.15
4 Ms Road & bdge 1938.-J&J
4.15
4 Ms 1940_______________ J&J 102 M 103 M
4Ms Highway 1954______ J&J
4 Ms 1955_______________J&J 102 M 103M
Asbury Park—
%
4Ms School Jan 1943..J&J
%
4.35
4.05 Atlantic City— 6s 1927--A&O
4.30
3 75
4Ms 1925-1937________ J&J
4.30
4
4M s 1938-1958________ J&J
4.30
4Ms g Water 1926_____ J&J
4.30
4.25
4Ms Paving 1938______ J&J
4.30
4.35
4Ms Jan 1 1945............ J&J
4.30
4.20
4s Water 1930_________ J&J
4.30
4.30 Atlantic Co— 6s R ’d '26_ J&D b 4%
4.30
4 Ms Building 1927-34-M&N
4.05
4.60
4 Ms Building 1935-54-M&N
4.10
Atlantic Highlands—
4.35
4s g Sewer July 1 1928-J&J
5
4.35 Aubud S D 6s’ 25-’4 0 --.A & 0
4-80
Bayonne— 5s Fund 1928-J&J
4.30
4.75
5s Jan 1 1926-1949___ J&J
4.30
4.75
4Ms Funding 1931..---J&D
4.30
4.75
4 Ms Jan 1 1933_______ J&J
4.30
4M s 1925-1953_______ F&A
4.20
4s Floating Debt 1928-J&J
4.30
4.35 Belleville 5s 1934 & '44-M&N
4.30
4 Ms Funding 1945________
4.30
4.50 Belleville S D 5s ’27-’44.M&N
4.30
Bergen Co 5Ms ’31-’34..J& D
%
4.20
4.80
5M® Dec 1 1935-1942..J&D
4.20
4.80
5s Dec 1944__________ J&D
4.20
5s Dec 15 1925-1955.J&D 15
4.20
4Ms 1926-1939_______ A&O
4.20
4Ms Aug 1925-1938_ F&A
_
4.20
4s Court Hse '26-’38 --A & 0
4.20
Camden—
5 M sA u g l 1925-1961..F&A b 4 20
4%
4 Ms School 1943_____A&O b 4.20 4.00%
4M s Water ’26 to ’60.M&N b 4.20 4.00%
4s Paving 1929______M&N b 4.20
Camden Co 4 Ms 1933--F&A b 4.25 to 4.10
4Ms 1935-1957............... J&J b 4.25 to 4.10
%
b 4.25 to 4.10 1
4Ms 1926-1964....... F&A
4s 1944_________
J&J b 4.20 4.05
Cape May— 5s 1934____J&D
4.75
4Ms School 1926-1951-M&S
4.75
4Ms 1926-1952____ M&S
4.75
East Orange 4 Ms ’25-’45-F&A
4.10
5s Sewer 1926-1960____J&J
4.10
4s 1934_______________ A&O
4.10
4s Water 1933________ J&D
4.10
3Ms Water 1933______ A&O
4.10
10%
Elizabeth— 4 Ms 1955___ J&J 6 4.20
5Ms Dec 1 1925-1946.J&D b 4.20 t.10%
6s June 1 1 9 2 7 -...........J&D 6 4.20 4sl0%
Englewood— 4s Sept ’35.M&S
4.75
Essex Co 4 Ms Road '35-.F & A b 4.15 to 4%
4 Ms L ’d Purch ’26-’46-J&J b 4.15 to 4%
4Ms Hospital ’25-’49__F&A b 4.15 to 4%
4Ms Road 1932-1936.-F&A b 4.15 to 4%
4s 1926_______________ F&A
4% to 3.50
4s Hospital 1946_____ F&A b 4.10 to 3 .95
3.65s Park '26 to '35-.F& A b 4.15 to 4%
Essex Fells (Boro) 5s July 28
1925-1960_________________
4.85
Fairview— 5s 1944__________
4.60
Garfield 5Ms 1929______ M&S
4.50
Hackensack— 4 Ms 1942-F&A
4.30
4Ms Imp 1926-1942____J&J
4.30
%
%

b Basis. /F la t price, n Nominal, o Tax-exempt; under a law approved March 13 1909, and which went into effect Sept. 1 1909, bonds issued after
that date by municipal corporations are tax-exempt and these, accordingly, sell on a better basis.




52

STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
B onds.

Bid.

3Ms 1 9 3 1 ...............-_M &N
_
5s School 1926-1954_ J&J

5Ms School 1942-1953.A&O
5Ms Dec 1 1 931-1933.-J&D

d'xZs 1926
_____J&D
4Ms 1927-30-------------- J&D b 3.95
4Ms 1931-1963-. ---J & D b 4.05
4 s Water 1932 .............A&O

T.odV’ fis 1926-1947 ___ J&J

SsRnad 1933'________ J&D
3 t^s April 1941_______ A&O
6

s Road 1926-1931 _ J&D
_

4Ms Road 1927-44— F&A2 b 4.15
4 .Up Tmpt. 1926-32____A&Ot
4Ms 1926-1954.
4
3

4.15
-M&S 15 b 4.20
6

Us High Sch Bldg ’44. J&D
Us School 1932_
_
-J&J

4Ws 1942 oDt 1922____J&J
Morristown 4Ms ’25-’4 2 -- J&D

b 4.10
5Ms Oct 15’25 to ’59 A&015 6 4.25
5 « 1925-1958
_______ J&J b 4.20
414s Dock 1959___ -F&A b 4.10
b 4.10
b 4.10
4s Sch House 1959 opt 1949 6 4.10
6 4 10
3Ms 1929________
..J & D b 4.10
b 4.15
6 4.25
New Brunswick—
. .
"gs School 1925-29____M&S

4visRefunding 1944- -M&N
5 1 ^ « 1 Q27-1934
____M&N
514s 1935-1959 ------ M&N
414s 1933 to 1944------M&N
F«h 1 1945_____F&A
4s N C Hall 1925 to ’32-J&J

Ms Water 1927-29--M&S2
4»^s Water 1930-34--M&S2
4 Ms Water 1935-64 -M&S2

4

b 4.15
b 4.30
b 4.30
6 4.30
b 4.80
6 4.30
6

4.15

Plainfield— 4s 1926 to ’34.J&D
4 Ms 1925-1962 v a rio u s-.--

6

4.20

Ask.

To
Net.

4.30
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
3.50
to 3.90 %
x) 4%
4.05
4.05
4.85
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.5Q
4.50
4.50
4.60
4.75
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
to 4%
4.15
4.15
to 4%
to 4%
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
%
to 4.10 %
to 4%
%
%
%
to 3.95 %
to 3.95 %
to 3.90 %
to 3.95 L%
%
4.20
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
%
to 4.05 %
to 4.10 %
to 4.10 %
to 4.10 %
to 4%
4.40
to 4%
4.20
4.25
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.30
to 3.50 %
4.50

B onds.
NEW Y O R E .

Bid.

Ask.

[V ou 120.
B onds.

ow.)

(See n

5s Mar 1 1926-1971_____M&S b 3.95 to 4%
5s Jan 1 1926-1971.........-J&J 6 3.95 to 4%
112
114
112
114
4Ms Canal 1 9 6 5 . - _____J&J 108
110
4Ms Highway 1965 — .M&S 108
110
414s Barge Canal 1945 —J&J 105
106 M
4 Ms Bonus 1926-1930-_ A&O > 3.50 to 3.80
4Ms Bonus 1931-1939_ A&O 6 3.75 to 3.85
_
6 3.75 to 3.85
10 2
104
10 2
104
4s g High Imp Mar ’5 8 --M&S 104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
105
4s Palisade Park 1961_ M&S 104
_
105
4s Canal Jan 1962— — J&J 104
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
b 3.80
6 3.80
6 3.75 to 3.80
6 3.75 to 3.80
93
97
93
97
3s g July 1 1958-...............J&J
93
97
6 3.50 to 3.80
6 3.50 to 3.85
_
4Ms Oct 1963
- _ A&O
4 Ms Water 1932 ____M&N
4 Ms 1926-1954 - — - J&D 6 3.50 to 3.85
6 3% to 3.80
4s Park 1926 to ’3 0 -- M&N 6 3.50 to 3.75
3 Ms Pub Imp ’26-’34—F&A 6 3.50 to 3.75
4 Ms 1936-1937-1938--M&N
6

3.90 to 4%

6
6
6

3,60 to
3.60 to
3,60 to

4Ms 1931-1933.............M&S
4Ms 1034-1937_______ M&S
4Ms 1938-1955
M&S
414s 1925-1934 ______ __

To
Net'

4s Sew Disp ’26-’36— F&A 6 3.65 to
4 Ms 1925-1956________ — b 3.60 to
4 Ms 1925-1971
. . .var. b 3.65 to
4Ms Park 1925-’37._ J&J b 3.60 to
3 Ms Bridge 1935 . . F&A
Brooklyn— d—

%
%
%

%
%
%
%
3.90
3.80
%
%
%
3.50
3.85
4.00

4
4.05
4.05
4% %
3.90 %
3.95 %
3.85
3 .90 %
3.90 %
3.90 %
3.95 %
3.90

6

4M s June 15 1964— J&D15
4Ms 1926-1968— ___ J&D
4 Ms Feb 15 ’62 op ’32 F&A

To
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b 3.65 to 3.90 %
b 3.65 to 3.95 %
3.95

3.50
3.50 to 3.90 %
3.50
3.90
_
Broome Co 5s ’26-’33_ M&S b 3.65 to 3.90 %
3 Ms g 1926 to 1937____J&J

Bid.

5s 1926-1929_________M&N b 3.70
5s 1930-1950-..............M&N b 4.10
b 3.60
4s 1926-1930- - ____M&N b 3.60
3 Ms 1926 to 1933_____J&D b 3.60

to
to
to
to
to

3.90
4%
3.90
3.90
3.90

%
%
%
%

107 V 108M
s
b 4%
107 li 108 M
107 M 107 H
107 M 107 %
107 M
b 3.95 to 4.10 %
108 M
4 Ms Sch & Var ’25-’39-J&D
4%
4Ms 1960 opt 1930___ M&S 1 0 1 M 1 0 1 M
4Ms 1960 - _____M&S 103
, 103M
4 Ms Mar 1 1962______M&S 103 M 103 %
4Ms Mar 1 1964___
M&S 103 M 103 M
103 M 103 M
4Ms April 1 1966_____A&O 103 M 103 M
4Ms Apr 15 1972- A&015 103 M
103 V 104 M
s
99 M 1 0 0
4s N ov 1955 _______ M&N
99 M
99 M
4s Various M ay 1957-M&N
99 M
99 M
4s M ay 1959---M&N
99 M 100M
3 Ms Bklyn M Sew ’27 J&J b 3.95
3Ms Dock 1927 ex ..M & N 6 3.95
b 4.00
%
b 4.00 to 4.15 %
3 Ms R T 1948-1950--M&N
90 M 91M
90 M 91M
3Ms g exempt 1953..M &N
90 M 91M
90 M
3Ms g Water ex ’54--M & N
90 % 91
90 M 91 Mi
3 Ms sto k Apr 1 1954-A&O
90 M 91M
3Ms Nov 1 1929-- -.M & N b 3.95
3s g R T 1950 exempt-M&N
Niag F> 'is— 5Ms ’41-’48.M&N
4.05
4.10% Sewer 1935-50--J&J
3.95
4 14rSchool 1926____F&A
3.60
4MsWat M a y l’41-’48 M&N
4
4&Is Btepav ’29-33 reg,M&N
4
4%s Sew ’39-’46 reg.-M & N
4.05
3 Ms 1942-1945...........M&N
3.90
North Tarrytown (5)
4 Ms Water 1925-45---A&O 6 3.80 to 4.05 %
4Ms Water 1946-64 - A&O
4.10
Oneida— 4s Water ’40-’45-J&J
3.95
4 Ms Water 1930-39___ J&J
4
Oneida Co 3Ms ’26-’28--F & A b 3.60 to 3.85 %
6 3.50
%
5Ms 1925-1930______ M&N b 3.50 to 3.90 %
4Ms 1925-1926 _______ J&J b 3.50 to 3.60 %
3.80
Ossining 4Ms 1926-42_ M&S b 3.65 to 4%
_
b 3.60 to 3.90 %
5 Ms School 1926-46--M&N b 3.60
%
b 3.70 to 4%
4Ms 1963 ___________ M&S
4Ms (old) M ay 1957--M&N
4Ms (new) N ov 1957 M&N

6

3M s Water 1925-35 —M&S

4 Ms Apr 1 1933-1935____4s 1945-1953
M&S
Franklin Co 4 Ms ’31-’40 M&S
Fulton— 3.40s ’26 to ’29-J&D
Garden City—
4 Ms 1925 to 1952 _ J&J
_
Aug 31 1925-1928------- F&A
5Ms 1925-1929_______ J&J
s 1925-1930.........................
s 1931-1954 ...................
Herkimer— 4Ms ’26-’27-M &N
6
6

3.90
3.90
3.50 to 3.90 %
3.85
3 Ms 1925 to 1930___ M&S b 3.50
6 3.50
6 3.50
%
3.80
b 3.65
3.75
b 3.50 to 3.75 %
b 3.80
b 3.75
%
5s 1932-1951 (coupon) .F&A b 3.85
6 3.75 to 4.36 %
b 3.65 to 3.95 %
6 3.70 to 4%
3.90
b 3.50
b 3.60 to 3.95 %
4Ms School 1926-45_ J&J b 3.60
_
3
4Ms 1926-1936 _______ J&J b 3.60
6 3.60 to 3.85 %
4s 1926 to 1927- - - - -J&J b 3.60
3.85
4s Imp Sch, &c, ’26-’47-J&J b 3.60
4
3 Ms R ef 1933 opt 1913 J&J
Rockland Co— 4s r25-’34.M&S b 3.65
b 3.65 to 3.90 %
4 Ms ’25-’38 (reg) — F&A15 b 3.65
b 3.65 to 4%
3.70
5Ms 1931-1941 ...........A&O b 4%
b 3.75
b 3.65 to 3.90 %
Saranac Lake 4M s’25-26.M&S b 3.80
b 3.80 to 4%
4.45s FireHouse ’25-’39.J&J b 3.80
b 3.75 to 4%
Saratoga Co 5s 1925-1941____ b 3.60
b 3.75
b 3.80
b 4%
b 3.75

to
to
to
to

3.90 %
4%
4.25 %
3.85 %

4 Ms Park 1926-40___ A&O
Scarsdale 4 Ms 1926-45 -J&D
Schenectady 5s 1925-33--J&J
4 Ms 1926-1931_______ A&O
4Ms 1925-1934________ J&J
4s Oct 15 1925-44_ A&015
_

b 3.70
b 3.70
b 3.50
6 3.60
b 3.50
b 3.50

to 3.90 %
to 3.95 %
to 3.95 %
3.75
3.60
%
%
3.85
3.90
to 3.90 %
to 3.90 %
to 3.85 %
%
%
3.75
to 3.90 %
to 3.95 %
3.95
%
to 4.15 %
to 3.90 %
to 4.30
to 4%
to
to
to
to

3.95
4.05
3.90
3.85

%
%
%
%

to 3.85 %
4 Ms High Sch ’25-’32-A & 0 b 3.70 to 3.95 %
3.95
b 4%
%
6 3.85 to 4%
b 3.75 to 4%
3.80
b 3.75 to 4.25 %
b 3.85 to 3.95 %
3.95
3.90 Suffolk Co 4 Ms 1925-32- J&J 6 3.50 to 3.85 %
b 3.60 to 3.90 %
4Ms Oct 1925-1939___A&O b 3.50 to 3.90 %
Sullivan Co—
5s 1930-1939- - - _ J&D b 3.90 to 4%
_
4Ms Highway 1927-29-A&C b 3.90 to 3.95 %
b 3.65 to 4%
4s 1933 - ___________ M&N
4
4Ms Highway 1930-45 A&C
b 3.50 to 4%
5 Ms Oct 19 25-1951--A&O
b 3.60 to 3.95 %
Syracuse 4Ms 1925-35 Various b 3.50 to 3.85 %
4 15
b 3.50 to 3.95 %
b 3 60 to 4%
5s M ay 15 1925-1938--4 14s Water 1943 - - A&C
4.15
4 Us School 1930-60--M&S 6 4.10 to 4%
4
finh 1926-1944 _
b 3.60 to 4%
5Ms 1925-1960 -M&S b 3.50 to 4%
4s Citv Hall 1939_____J&D
b 3.75 to 4%
4Ms June 15 ’25-34-J&D15 b 3.50 to 3.85 %
4.15
3 Us Sch N ov 1 1929.-M&N
4Ms 1926-1944 ______ M&N b 3.50 to 3.85 %
4.15
4s June 15 1925-44--J&D 15 6 3.50 to 3.80 %
4.15 "*5M s M ay 1 ’26-’28— -M&N b 3.85 to 4%
3.75
...............M&S
b 4.05 to 4.2C
4 Lis 1 942
| u , Road&.Rdgfi’27-47 F&A b 4.15 to 4%
3.75
b 3.90 to 4.20 1
Tioga Co 5s 1926-1930 --M&S 6 3.60 to 3.90 %
4.15
b 3.90
4s Oct 1 1942_________ A-C
%
b 3.75 to 4.1( %
3.90
5 Ms June 1 1926 — - J&D
4.15 Middletown 3 Ms 1931- - F&A
4Ms Sewer 1925-1953--J&J b 3.70 to 4.15 %
Vailsburg— See Newark.
Monroe County—
5s Water 1925-1950___ J&J 6 3.70 to 4.2C %
3.80
4s 1931-1944
-F&A
4.5C
3.95
5Ms Water 1925-1950--J&J b 3.70 to 4.3( %
4,15
siMs 1 Q9.fi-1934
A&O b 3.75 to 4%
5sJune 15 1926-60___ J&D
4.50
3 .6 0
West New York 5s 1936--M&S ...........
5Ms 1935-1941
A&O b 4.05 to 4.10 %
4.40
6s 1926-1940 r e g . . _ A&C b 3.70 to 4.25 %
_
Wildwood 4 Ms 1926-57--F&A
3.95
4.50
4Ms School 1925-31---F & A b 3.60 to 3.95 %
4 Ms 1925-1943-................... b 3.65 to 3.95 %
NEW M EXICO
4 Ms School 1062-73 M&N
3.95
4Ms Feb 15 1926-1957_____ b 3.70 to 4%
3.70
3.95
4s'Sept 1 1926-- - _____
b 3.60 to 3.95 %
5s .Tan 9 1996-1928
.T& b 3.75 to 3.90 %
.T2
4Ms R ef 1953 opt 1933 -J&.
4.25
4 Ms Dec 16 1952 opt ’22-J&E
4.50
4il0 Utica— 4 Ms 1926-35-- M&N b 3.50 to 3.90 %
5s Jan 2 1938
J&J2
b 3.60 to 3.9C %
4s Fund 1939 opt 1919 -M&S ______
b 3.50
4.25
%
3.85
3 Ms Nov 1 1925 to ’35-No\ b 3.50 to 3.90 %
6 4.25 to 4%
5s 1931-1939
M&N
4.25
3.90 Warsaw Union Fr S D No 10—
5s W W Dec 19 62-.- J&D
4-Ms Rof 1995-1 998
M&S b 3.50 to 3.80 %
4Ms 1 9 2 5 -1 9 4 2 --_____Oct b 3.75 to 4.15 %
4.55
____
3.95
4 Ms 1938-1943
.T&D
3.90
5
5s 1931 opt 1921. _______
4Ms 1925-1953________ J&J b 3.60 to 3.95 %
b 3.50 to 3.90 %
5
3.60
Socorro Co 5s ’41 op ’21.A&C
3.85
5s‘ l925
_______ J&J _____
5s 1926-1945--------------J&Jf b 3.75 to 4%
3.90
4s M ay 1 1938
- --M&N ........
3Ms Sewer ’26 to ’27--M&N b 3.70 to 3.85 %
&IBasis. d Now part o f New York City, f Flat price, n Nominal.
Note.— Owing to money conditions and the demand for the shorter maturities New York State and In fact all municipal issues have been selling on a
different basis for each individual maturity. Lack o f space does not permit us to give the yield for each separate maturity and we are compelled, therefore,
to give the range from the earliest to the farthest maturity.
For instance, Albany 4 M % bonds due 1925-1928, selling on a 3 to 3.75% basis, would*
indicate that the 4Ms due 1925 would be on a 3% basis; the 4J£s of 1926 on a 3M % basis; the 4Ms o f 1927 on a 3M % basis, &c.

Red Bank (Borough)—




____

6

4.25 to 4%

4.50
4.50
4.50
47
A
4.35
4.35
4.35

June, 1925.]
B onds
Watervliet 6s 1925-30____Var
West Seneca 5s ’25-'38_ A&O
_
Westch'r Co 3Ms ’27&’28 J&D
5Ms 1925 reg_________ J&D
5Ms 1926-32 reg_____J&D
5s 1939-76.........
J&D
5s June 1 1929-54____J&D
4M s San Sew ’33-’82—J&J
4 Ms Parkway 1962-86-J&D
4Ms Co Bldg 1927-44-A&0
4s Co Bldg 1926-59— M&S
4s 1930 to 1935_______ F&A
White Plains— 4s '25-’28-F&A
4Ms 1935-1959 (reg).-M&S
6Ms Sch 1931-1936_ A&O
_
3 Ms Water 1931_____A&O
Wolcott 4Ms Jly 15’25-’42J&J
Yonkers 5Ms Jan 1926--A&O
5Ms Jan 1927-1961_ A&O
_
4Ms July 1 1925-62_ A&O
_
4Ms Mar 1 ’27-’56— A&O
5s April 1 1926-19275s 1925-1938_________ A&O

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4.15 Cincinnati (Concluded)—
4
*4Ms July 1943______J&J
4.40
6 3.75 to 3.80 %
4MsOct 15 1925-33--A&OIS b 4.15 to 4%
*4Ms Sewer 1955_____A&O
4
*4Ms Sew Sep 3 '37-M&S3
4.10 4s Funding 1925-27_____F&A b 4.15 to 4%
3.50
b 3.60 to 3.90 %
3.65s g Feb 1937—-F&A
4.50
3.80 Canadian Co 4s ’26-’31—F&A
5
_
3Ms Water '45 op '25-F&A
3.80 Guthrie 6s W W 1943_ A&O
4
4
b 3-85 to 4%
3s Water 1939 op ’ 19 .F&A
3.80 Muskogee—4M s 1925--M&N
b 3.65 to 3.75 %
5s Sewer 1936________ M&S
Cine S D *4Ms 1934—A&013
4
3.75 Oklahoma City—
4
4s 1936 opt 1906_____M&S
b 3.75 to 3.85 %
5s 1937 opt 19^2-.........F&A
3.80
3Ms 1940 opt 1912— A&O
b 3.60 to 3.80 %
5s Water 1936________ M&S
4.25
Cleveland *5Ms 1940-70 J&D
4.25
3.80
4Ms Sewer 1936--------- F&A
6s 1932-1933_________ J&D
6 3.65 to 3.75 %
*5Ms Pub Hall 1970--J&D
4Ms Water Works 1941-J&J
4.25
b 3.95 to 4.10
Okla City S D 4s 1933---J&J
_
*5s W W 1936-1968_ J&D b 4.20 to 3,75 %
b 4% to 4.05
5s 1926, 1930, 1931---Var
4
•4 X Grad Cross ’30-’54 A&O
3.90
*4 Ms Paving 1929-34-J&D
Okla Co 4 Ms ’26-’33_ J&D 64 M% to 4%
_
4
4.45
4.40
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943___
4
*4 Ms Sewer 1930-49--J&D
3 65
*4Ms St imp Feb 1 '34-F&A
Payne Co 4 Ms '25 to '29-A&O 6 4.30 to 4%
4
b 3.80 to 4.05 %
Tulsa 5 Ms 1927-32_____F&A
4
*4Ms March 1949___ M&S
b 3.60 to 3.j5 %
5 Ms July 1946_______ F&A
*4Ms Fire dep ’26-’30 A&O b 4% to 3.75 %
4.50
b 3.75 to 3,95 %
*4 Ms Fire Dep ’31-’55-A&0 b 4% to 3.75 %
5Ms Wat&Park ’30-’49 F&A
b 3.65 to 3.75 %
3.80
4 Ms Clark A v Bdg ’42-A&O
5s 1933-1947-------------- F&A 6 4.45 to 4% %
b 3.65 to 4%
3.80
4 Ms Park 1938_______ A&O
OREGON
3.75
4s Park 1929-1931____A&O
N O R T H C A R O L IN A
4s Grade Cross'g '3 0 --A&O
3.80
4
6s Highway 1925_______ A&O
Cleveland S D *4 Ms 1925-28
4
5s July 1961___________
4.20
4 Ms Highway '26-Apr '44 A&O 6 4.20 to 4.05
4
*4Ms 1929 to 1935----------4Ms School 1927-46_____J&J b 4.10 to 4%
4s July 1 1932________ J&J
3.80 4Ms 1925-1944 (s-a)____A&O 6 4.20 to 4.05 1
4
4Ms 1927-1962................... J&J b 4.10 to 4%
4Ms H ’way ’30-’35 (s a).A & 0
*6s 1926-1928---.........J&D b 4% to 3.75 %
4.05
4.05
4s Refunding 1950_______ J&J
*6s 1929 to 1935_____J&D
4.10 4 M s H ’way ’36-’49 (s a)-A & 0
4s Building 1951_________ J&J
4.05 Cleveland Heights S D —
4s Highway 1925-42____A&O 6 4.10 to 4%
6 4.10 to 4%
5
Albemarle 6s 1926-38_ F&A
_
*6s 1926-1959________ A&O b 4.25 to 4%
6 4.10 to 4%
4.35 Columbus *6s 1949-57--M&S
Asheville 5s R ef 1941____J&J
4M
5
4.35
Albany 5s ref '31 opt '21-A & 0
5s School 1943________ J&J
5s St Impt 1926-1932-M&S b 4% to 3.90 %
4.90
5Ms 1925-1957________ J&J b 4.40 to 3.75 %
4s Sewer '33 opt '13—M&S
3.75 Astoria 5s 1953_________ J&D
4.90
5Ms Street 1926-36— F&A b 4.40 to 4%
4s Wat W '45 op '2 0 --M&S
3.75
4.70
4Ms 1925-1929______ M&N b 4.20 to 4%
3Ms 1932 opt 1912___ J&J
3.80
4.75
454s 1930-1965______ M&N b 4.30 to 4.20 %
Columbus S D 4s 1926--M&S
3.85
5
Buncombe Co 5s ’25-’46—J&D b 4.40 to 3.75 %
*5s 1943-1952______ J&D19
4.20 Columbia Co 5s ’29-’34-A & 6
4.60
4.30 Cuyahoga Co *6s ’25-’39-A & 0 b 4.25 to 4%
4 Ms Funding 1939---M&S
4.65
6s Bridge 1928-37___ A&O b 4.50 to 4.30 %
*5s Bridge 1925-27---A & 0 b 4.25 to 4%
4.10
Charlotte— 5s St&Sew’29-J&J
_
*5s Ref 1926-1932_ A&O
4.20 Multonomah Co 4Ms '32-J&D 6 4.25 to 4.10 %
4.15
6 4.20 to 3.75 %
4Ms Bridge 1931-1944-J&D
4.25
*5s R ef 1932-1939____A&O
4.10
554s Fund 1926-29— F&A b 4.15 to 3.75 %
4s Bridge 1945-1955-- -J&D
4s R ef 1925 to 1926-—A&O
3.90
5s Road 1926-1929---M&N b 4.25 to 4%
554s 1925-1930______M&N b 4.20 to 3.75 %
4s 1925-1941_________ A&O
3.80
554s 1931-1948______ M&N b 4.30 to 4.25 %
Portland—
•Dayton— 5s 1926-32_ M&N
_
4.15
454s Water Mar 1935--J&J
5Ms Aug 1928----------- F&A 6 4.20 to 4%
*6s Gen fund 1928_ A&O
_
4.10
4.15
454s Water Oct 1 ’4 1 --A & 0
5s Harb Dev 1925-50-M&N 6 4.30 to 4.15
4,25
*5Ms W W Imp 1944_J&D
4.15
454s Wat & Sew 1942..J&J
4Ms Dock 1943______ M&N 6 4.25 to 4.10
*5s W W Imp 1945-—F&A
4.20
4.30
4 MsOct 1925-47______ A&O 6 4.25 to 4.10
•4 Ms W W Imp 1940--J&D
Durham-454s Sew&Lt’41-J&J
4.10
4s Water 1937_______ M&N 6 4.25 to 4.10
454s_Fund '25 to 1940--J&J 6 4.30 to 3.75 %
*4Ms Bdge 1933-39--A&O
4.10
4s Water 1936-1955---M&N
5s Water 1926 to 1945-J&J b 4.35 to 3.75 %
Dayton S D 5Ms '41-’61 M&S b 4.25 to 4.15 %
5s Fd & Sewer ’25-’39-F&A b 4.35 to 3.75 %
Pt of Astoria 5s Har '25-29J&J
*5s Mar 16 ’26-’46--M&S16 b 4.20 to 4%
4.35 East Cleve *5s 1926-29--A&O 6 4.20 to 4%
Pt o f Coos Bay Harbor 5s
Granville Co 454s ’3 9 --M&N
4.30
4.25 Port o f Portland—
*5s St Impt 1930-35---A&O
Greensboro— 5s W W '30-J&J
4.35 East Liverpool— 4s 1940-J&J
4s Dry Dock 1934------- J&J
5s Aug 1 1942 W _____F&A
3.90
4.25 Elyria 4s 1925 to 1938--J&D
4s Water-Works 1954-.J&J
3.90 Salem— 5s Sewer ’26-’33 M&N
4.60
Greenville 5s W W '5 8 --F&A
4
5s W W 1929-1946____J&J
4.40 •Findlay C ity S D 5 s’25-’27J&J
PENNSYLVANIA
Iredell Co 5s Aug 1 ’42-F&A
4.30
454s 1929-1939-.........-A&O b 4.35 to 4.25 %
Fostorla—•
454s 1940-1950............A&O b 4.40 to 4 35
*5s W W Imp ’26-'40-M&S
4.60 5s July 1 1951 Series O -.J& J 117M 118M
4°.50 Franklin County—
Lee Co 5s Road 1952— M&N
4Ms July 1929, 1934, 1939,
4.50
1944, 1949-............
J&J b 4.10 to 4%
Lincoln Co 5s 1943 & '48-J&J
*5s FI Emerg 1926-29-M&S
4.20
4.50
5s Bridge 1937-1951— F&A
4s Highway 1930, '32, '35,
*5Ms Hos & Bge '26-’35 F&A b 4.30 to 4%
Mecklenburg Co—
'37, '40, '42, '45, '47, '50,'52 b 3.85 to 3 .75
6s Rd M ay 2 ’27-'31-M&N2 b 4.30 to 4.10 %
4.55 Hamilton Co *4Ms 1943-F&A
6s R ef N ov 1950.........M&N
4.25 Allegheny— 4s 1927--------- J&J b 4% to 3.90
4s Street Impt 1937—M&N b 4% to 3.90
Pitt Co 5s 1926-36.........M&N b 4.35 to 3.75 %
4.25
4Ms Oct 1 1939______ A&O
4.35
3.70
3 Ms 1925 to 1931------A&O b 4% to 3.90
4s O H J’ne '36 op ’ 16-J&D
454s 1943-1947...........M&S
4.40 Ironton *4 Ms W W ’36-J&D
5s Fund June 1959____J&J
4.50 Allegheny Co 4 Ms '4 3 --M &N b 4% to 3.90
4
Raleigh 5s 1927____» ___A&O
4s Road 1939..............-A&O b 4% to 3.90
Lakewood—
4.35
4s Bridge 1942----------- F&A b 4% to 3.90
5s Munic Bldg 1939_ J&J
_
4
4Ms 19 25--................... A&O
4.40
5s Impt June 1 1944--J&D
3Ms 1932 opt 1922— M&N b 4% to 3.90
4
4Ms 1926-1939............. A&O
99
100
Rutherford Co 5s '25-’52-J&J b 4.45 to 3.75 %
4.35 Altoona— 4s '34 opt '1 4 --J&J
*4 Ms Oct 1945............. A&O
100
Salisbury 6s Impt ’25-’35-J&J b 4.50 to 4%
4s R ef 1936 opt 19 16---J&J 99
*5s Park & Imp ’25-’41 A&O b 4.40 to 4%
99
100
6s 1925-1941_________ M&N b 4.60 to 4%
4s Highway '37 opt '32-J&J
•Lawrence Co 5s 1934--M&S b 4.40
99
100
Altoona S D 4s '26 to '35-A & 0
Surrey Co 6s M ay 1933-1958- b 4.65 to 4.40 %
Lima 4s Sewer 1925_____A&O
4.35
Bethlehem S D 5Ms 1925,
Wake Co 5s Fund '48___ J&J
b 4.50 to 4%
5 Ms Sewer 1925-1947— 4.85
4.40
Weldon 6s Jan 1926-1942
'30, '35, '40, '45, '50--J& D b 4.05 to 3.95
*5s Sewer Feb 15 ’27-’51
Braddock 4Ms ’26-'44—M&N 6 4.05 to 3.95
Wilmington—■
*4Ms Oct ’25-Oct '30-A&O b 4.50 to 4%
4.35
5s Ref & impt 1955_ A&O
_
4
4s 1925 to 1935--------- M&N b 4.05 to 3.95
3 Ms Ref '30 opt '25_ A&O
_
4
454s 1925-1962............A&O b 4.30 to 3.75 %
Cambria Co 4 Ms ’25-'45------- b 4.05 to 3.95
Lorain 5s 1925 to 1932-.-J& J
4.30
4.50 Chester— 3 Ms 1929--------- J&J b 4.05 to 3.95
454s g Wat & Sew ’48-A&G
*5s W W R ef ’25-’27--M & S
4.30
4.50
4s '37 opt 17 tax-exemp J&J 6 4.05 to 3.95
454s Wat & Sew 1952--J&J
*6s Fd Sep 15 ’25-’28M&Sl5
4.20 Lucas Co 4s C-H 1944--M &S
3.75
4s g R ef July 1 1929- —J&J
4Ms 1935-40__________ J&J b 4.05 to 3.95
4.25
4.25 Chester S D 4 Ms '32-’37-’42— b 4.05 to 3.95
Wilson— 454s ’27-’29___ F&A
*5Ms Wat Sup ’26-’30 M&S
4.40 Madisonville (in Cincinnati)
Easton— 3 Ms 1928------- A&O b 4.05 to 3.95
454s 1930-1931............. F&A
4.50
3.90 Erie— 4 Ms Sch 1926-39-A&O 6 4.05 to 3.95
454s 1932-1944............. F&A
5s 1932 opt 1922--------- J&J
4.60 Marietta— *4Ms '26-’33-J&D
4.50
4Ms R ef 1934 opt '2 4 --J&J b 4.05 to 3.95
454s 1945-1957_______ F&A
3.75
Winston-Salem— 5s '25-M &S
4
Erie S D 4s 1925-38.........F&A b 4.05 to 3.95
3Ms 1931 opt 1911____F&A
4.30 M artin’s Fy 5s ’26-'44--M &S
4.60
5s gen impt 1944______ J&J
4 Ms 1925-1937----------- A&O 6 4.05 to 3.35
4 Ms Jan 1 1936-1946--------- b 4.05 to 3.95
5s Sept 1925-1947____M&S b 4.30 to 3.75 %
Miami Conservancy Diet—■
4.25
Fayette Co 4s Road '26-A & 0 b 4.05 to 3.95
454s July 1 1942........... J&J
5Ms (1 to 5 yr mat’y).J& D 6 4.40 to 4%
4.25
4.40
4s Road 1936............... A&O 6 4.05 to 3.95
454s July 1 1952______ J&J
5Ms (5 to 10 yr mat’y).J& D
4.45 Harrisburg—1
6s Imp Aug 15’25-30 F&A15 b 4.30 to 3.75 %
5MS (after 10 years)_ J&D
_
4
4s Aug 31 1926-32------M&S b 4% to 3.90
Middletown 4s '30 op '20 F&A
4s Pub Imp '26 to '36-M&S b 4% to 3.90
NORTH DA KOTA
Montgomery County—
4s M ay 15 1925-1953b 4% to 3.90
•5s FI Emerg '26-’42--J& D 6 4.25 to 4%
Johnstown—
5s Farm Loan 1935. 1940, 1945
Newark *4Ms 1926-41 ..A & O b 4.50 to 4%
4% to 3.90
and 1950..........
J&J b 4Vs to 4M %
4Ms 1925 and 1930--Norwood—
3.80
4s Building 1930 op t-.M & S
4% to 3.90
554s 1945 & 1948 ser C — J&J b 4M to 4.30 %
4s 1930--..............
A&O
4
Lackawanna Co 4s 1944-F&A
4% to 3.90
554s July 1928-1933______J&J b 4.60 to 4.40 %
Portsmouth— 4s '25-’24-J&D
4% to 3.90
Grand Forks 5s.-M ay '26-’38
Lancaster 3s '38 opt '28-A & 0
4.65
6s Sewer 1927-36_____J&J b 4.35 to 4.20 %
4
4% to 3.90
3Ms Sewer 1934______ M&S
4.65 Sandusky 5s '25 to '2 6 --F&A
Ward Co 454s July 1925-J&J
Lancaster S D 4s M ay 1945
4% to 3.90
Springfield— *5s 1925-1934— b 4.40 to 4%
OHIO (See foot-note *)
LowerMerionTwp4s,4Ms,4‘ '
4% to 3.90
4Ms 1926-1930_______ M&S b 4% to 3.75 %
4.05 M cK ’p ’t S D 4 Ms, '26-’43 Ml
4% to 3.90
4 Ms 1931-1935_______ M&S
4
454s 1926-1932............... -A&O b 4.30 to 3.75
M ercer Co 5 Ms '25-’47--F & A
4% to 3.90
4s 1925______________M&S
♦Akron 6s 1925-1940___ A&O b 4.30 to 3.75
4% to 3.90
Norristown S D 4Ms '43-J&J
Springf’d S D *5s ’25-’39 J&J2 b 4 X to 4%
Philadelphia— 4s 1937____J&J 100M 101M
*5s 1925 & 1928______Var. b 4.10 to 3.75
Steubenville *5s ’26-’35-M&S b 4.40 to 4%
118
4.25
♦5s Water 1925-1953-A&0 b 4.25 to 3.75
5s Jan 1951-............
J&J 117
Summit Co 5s ’27-’30_ A&O
_
b 4.30 to 4%
*5 54s 1926-1929-.........J&J b 4.15 to 3.75
4 Ms M ay 1948-------------J&J 107
4 Ms 1925-1937--------4.10
4.25 Toledo *5s W W '37-’44-F&A
4Ms N ov 1 1948-........... J&J 107
♦554 1930-1937_______ J&J
4.25
5s Sept 1925-42______ M&S b 4.20 to 3.75 %
4s July 1939 ___________J&J 100M
*554s 1938-1951............. J&J
4.25
454s 1925-1947............A& O b 4.25 to 3.75
*6s Gen Fund 1929_ F&A
_
4s July 1942 ---------------- J&J 100M
445
4.25
♦454s 1936-1955______A&O
*6s Pub Wharf 1960--M &S
4s Jan 1 1946_________ J&J 100M
4
101M 3.90
*5s Sewer 1949______M&S
4s Feb 16 1955________ J&J
*454WWDec31'25-37 -JD31 b 4.20 to 3.75
4
3^5
4s W W 1942-............... A&O
4s N ov 1 1966-............--J& J 100M
*4Ms Sept 1 1928____M&S
Alliance 454s 1927-32---J&D
4
4
4s July 26 1972............... J&J 100M
*4Ms Wat 1932-34___ J&J
3.90
3.75
*5s Water Dec 15 1926-50 b 4.25 to 4%
3 Ms July 1932 - ............. J&J
4 Ms Bdg '28, '33 & '38-F&A
3.90
3.90
Ashland—
3 Ms July 1 1934..........—J&J
4s 1926______________ A&O
4
3.75 Phila S D 4 Ms ’25-’43------ J&J
•554 W W Im p ’25-’44 A&O b 4.60 to 4.10 %
4s Park July 1 1942_ J&J
_
Butler Co—
3.80
4s 1925-1942----------------J&J 100 M 101M
3M S Refund’g 1930--M&N
Pittsburgh— 4Ms '26-'50 J&D b 4% to 3.90
4.25 Toledo Sch Dist 4s 1925
4
♦454s Fl-Emer'26-'31-M&N
4% to 3.90
4.50
4
Cambridge— 454s '26-’34-J&J
4s M ay '26 opt ’ 10-’22 M&N
4s 1926-1929
4% to 3.90
4.50
*5s Sewer 1953______ M&S
4s 1926 to 1927............. M&N
*4 Ms 1926-1930--------- A&O b 4.25 to 4%
4.50
4% to 3.90
♦5s Sewer 1931-37____M&S
*4Ms 1931-1950.........-A&O b 4.10 to 4%
4s 1926 to 1939-------------J&J
Canton— *5s Sew 1953--M&S
4% to 3.90
4.25
4M s ’26-’38 taxable—M&N
6s 1925-1930............... M&N b 4.30 to 3.75
*554s Fund 1925-37- —J&D b 4.15 to 3.75 %
4% to 3.90
3 Ms Apr '26 to '30— A&O
6s 1931-1960............... M&N b 4.50 to 4.30 t
♦6s Water 1944-1959—A&O
4% to 3.90
4.30 Warren Co 5s 1929-34--M&S b 4.25 to 4%
Pittsb S D 4Ms ’25-’27 ---J & J
4% to 3.90
4
3.75 Reading— 4s '26 to '2 8 --A&O
454s Water-Wks '3 0 --M&S
Youngstown *5s 1925_ A&O
_
4% to 3.90
4.20
4s 1926 & 1927-........... F&A b 4.10 to 3.90 %
*6s Fund 1928............. A&O
4s 1925-1928................. M&S
4.30
♦Canton S D 5s 1954—.
4% to 3.90
4.30
6s Bdge 1932-41-.........A&O
4s 1926 and 1931---------------4% to 3.90
4
•5s Dec 10 '25-’26-J
*5s Police Bdg & St ’25-'32 b 4.25 to 3.75 %
Scranton 4Ms '25-’41___F&A
4.25
•454s Dec 5 1939-42—J&D
4% to 3.90
*4 Ms 1925-1957______ A&O b 4.20 to 3.75 %
5s 1925-1950................. F&A
4.30 Youngstown School Dist—
4% to 3.90
•4.40s 1956.................
4s 1926-1937-............... M&S
4.25
Cincinnati—
4% to 3.90
4s 1926-’30-'35_______ A&O
*4Ms 1944-1947...........M&S
4
Scranton S D 4s '26-’28-’33 A&O
4% to 3.90
*6s Funding 1928------------*5s 1925-1944............... M&S b 4.35 to 3.75 %
4.10 Zanesville— *5s City Hall &
4% to 3.90
3Ms 1925-1932......... —F&A
•554s Imp Mar 1941—M&S
4.10
Uniontown 4s '28 tax-ex M&N
4% to 3.90
• 5ns Impt Feb '46, '51 F&A
Market 1925-39______M&S 6 4.25 to 4%
•554s Mar 10 '31---M & S10
Wash'n Co 4 Ms '26-’34--M&S
4.10 Zanesville School Dist—
4% to 3.90
4.10
♦5s July 1 1965............... J&J
4% to 3.90
4s 1925-1933............... M&N
5s 1925-1943................. A&O b 4.40 to 4%
♦ Subject to taxation. By an amendment to the constitution o f Ohio adopted Sept. 3 1912, bonds issued after Jan. 1 1913 by municipalities in that
State are subject to taxation. Bonds issued prior to Jan. 1 1913 are exempt from taxation.
b Basis. / Flat price, n Nominal.




54
Bid.

B onds
b
J&J b
b
4 Ms 1931-1940 ~ I
J&J b
4 Ms Impt, 1940-1945 J&J 5
b
York*4 Ms 1925-194§
F&A b
York Co 3 Ms ’25-’32
M&N b
4s 1926 to 1935

~

'

4%
4%
4 %
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%

To
Ask. Net.
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to

2.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90

%
1
%
%
1
%

RHODE ISLAND
3 44s enld S H 1934
Bristol— 344s g 1930
Cent Fall's 4s “ 25-’3h

J&J
M&S
F&A

-Tnhnston 4U s 1930, 1935.
1940 - M&N
Lincoln— 4s 1928
A&O
Newport— 4t^s ’9fi-’3Q M&S
KV4« .Time 1 1995-1958
4Ms M ay 1926-42
M&N
4M « Mar 1926-35
M&S
4s gold 1927
F&A
4s M ay 15 1948
M&N
4 t /s School 1954

M&N

4s Jan 1 1945
4s Oct 1 1954

J&J
A&O

4s Oct 1 1964
3Ms Sch & Br 1929

A&O
M&N

6s Fund 1Q26-1935
6s Fund 1Q36-1961

M&N
M&N

4l|s June 1925-1957
5s "Funded 1926-1959

J&D
A&O

3 4 4 s Wat M ay 1 '31

M&N

100
96
96
9844
96
101
9844
102
11444
10044
10044
9944
99
90
103 M
104
100
98
99 M
9944
9944
9944
9944
9944
9944
9744
9544
9944
9644
10244
107 44
124
102 V
a
9944
10744
9544
9544

444s Blue 1928-4s Refund 1952 opt 1Q32

10244
11544
10144 %
10144 %
91

444s Jan 1962

J&J

6s M ay 15 ’36-’4n

*4 Ms Water 1930-1939 .T&
.T
4 44s Water 1949-1965 J&J
5s Sept 1 1939 1 .
Ms 1926^1927

"

M&N b 4%
b 4.50

%

3/ % Ref 1925-1946

5s Jan 15 1934-40
54is Jan 15 1943

544s Dec 1 1940

M&S
M&S] 5
J&J15
J&J15

J&D

4.50
4.50
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.70
4 .5
4.65
4.65

TENNESSEE
4V4s .Tulv 1 1995-67
.T& b 4.20
.T
%
%
444s R ef 1925-55
J&J b 4.20
444s 1938-55 ___________ J&J b 4.20 to 4.05 %
4s R ef 1925-55__________ J&J b 4.15 to 4%
4s 1932-53_______________J&J b 4.15 to 4 /o
Blount Co 5s 1926, 1931,
4.75
1936, 1941, 1951
J&J
4.35
4.35
5%s Ref Apr 15 ’51 A&015
4.35
5s Audit 1927-32
M&N
4.35
4Ms M ay 1952
M&N
4.35
444s Park 1942
M&N
444s Dec 39 1941
.T&D39
4.35

5
W ASH INGTON
4.70
4.70
5 Ms Feb 1 1931
F&A
4.70
4.70
4.50
4-50
4.45
5s June 1936
- - -J&D
5Ms Water 1934-1938-M&S
4.50
4.50 TTing Co— 5s 1928
M&S
4.45
5s Road 1935
*._F&A
4.75
4.75 Lewis Co 5s 1926-32-- -M&S
4.75 Pacific Co 4 Ms July 1 ’28-'36
4.75
5s S e p t'i 1928-37____Sept
4.75
4.75
4s R ef 1926 opt 1916- -M&S

Apr 10
.T&
.T
J&D
J&D

5s Lim deht 1932-1936 J&J
5s School 1925-1954
5s 1926-1956

M&S
A&O

4.90
a
5
5
4.80
5s Sow N ov 15 1939 M&N
5s Rof Oct 16 ’41 op’31 A&O

4.50
4.50
b 4.65
%
4
Sept, 1925-1952 M&N b 4.65 to 4.50 %
4 Ms Oct, 26 ’28 op ’28 A&O b 4.65 to 4.50 %
’3 4

’3Q

’4 4

4 M« -Tan 1926-1955

b 4% to 3.65 %
107M 5.50
5
4.75
5
5
5
5
4.50
4.65
4.50
b 4-80 to 4.65 %
b 5% to 4.85 %
4.85
5
b 4.70 to 4.60
4.60
4.70
4.70
J&J

T, & P Sys "1027-41 A&O
5 M« T, & P 1929-43
M&N

4.35
4.35
4.35
4Ms 1928-1932
_ A&O b 4.15 to 4.10 %
_
4.15
4Ms 1933-1940
A&O
4Ms 1941-1955_______ A&O b 4.20 to 4.15 %
4.35
4.35

’49 ’"54 ’59, '64

5s Sept 19.31-1959

1 4s .Lin 1 1921
5 Ms 1Q95-1 94n"

SOUTH DAKOTA
6s Sept 1941____
5s Mar 15 1931-35

To
Ask. Net.

.J&J b 4.70 to 4.50 %
4.70
J&J
4.70
4.50
4.50
5s 1926 & 1927_ __ A&O b 4.20 to 4.10 %
_
5s 1928-1930
___
A&O b 4.35 to 4.25 %
5s 1931-1939
A&O b 4.50 to 4.40 %
5s 1940-1965
_
A&O b 4.60 to 4.55 %
4.70
5.25
4.90
Dallas— 5s 1931
- ' _ J&D
_
4.35
4.20
5s “ l 926-1960
M&N b 4.35 to 4%
4 Ms Sch 1926-1952
M&N b 4.35 to 4%
4i|s 1928, 1938. 1939. 1942.
1943, 1944, 1945 -’.-J& J b 4.35 to 4%
5s W W 1929-58______ M&S b 4.40 to 4.35 %
4s School 1925-1951
J&J b 4.30 to 4%
4.50 Tazewell Co 5s 1925-46— J&J b 4.45 to 3.75 %
4

to 3.75 %

4Ms Rd & Bdge ’26-’50-J&J b 4.40 to 3.75 %

Bid.

B onds.

4-404.40
4.40
4.50
4.40
4.30
4.30
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.30
4.35
4.50
4,35
4.35
4.40
4.30
b 4.10 to 3.75 %
4 15
4.10
4
4.10
4Ms 1958
'
J&J
4s *1925 to 1930____ - J&J b 4% to 3 .75 %
4.05
4s 1938 to 1943 _______ J&J
4.05
4s 1941
J&J
4.05
4s Elec Light 1942_____J&J
4.05
4s 1943 “
- .J&J
4.25
4.25
4.25
4Ms Pub Bldg 1941.-M&N
4.25
4Ms Pub Bldg 1944. M&N
4.25
4Ms Apr 1952
A&O
4.20
4.65

Austin 5s 1925-1942 -

5s 1929-1934
5s 1935-1959

4.25
4.90
5
4.30
4.80
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.35
4.35

Rock Hill 5s 1951 opt ’31 .T&
.T

To
Net.

A&O b 4.50 to 4.25 %
4Ms Feb 1953 ” ___ F&A
M&S b 4.60 to 4.50 %
4.50 Norfolk— 6s Oct 1 1950- A&O
6s School 1926-1945
J&D b 4.50 to 4 25 %
5Ms School Oct 1 ’51 --A & 0
4.40
4 Mis High Sch 1940 - J&J
4.40
4.20
Polk Co 5s 1927-46_____J&D
4.60
4.60
4.40
4.40
4Ms Mimic 1933-’57 J&D
4.45
5Ms Aug 1 1951___ -F&A
4.40
5s School 1929, 1939. 1949
4.50

5s School 195,5 opt ’35

4.70
4.35
4.30
4.35

M&N1 5

Ask.

6s April 1926-1942
5s March 1926-1960

1954 opt 1924“

3.93
4
4.15
4.25
4.20
4.25
4.50
4.80

J&J
J&.T

Bid.

B onds.

TEXAS.

SOUTH CAROLINA

'4

[Vol. 120,

STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

4.70
4.75
4s *1946-1950
M&N
b 4.40
%
b 4.40 to 4.25 %
b 4.40 to 4.25 %
b 4.40
%
4.60
4 Ms Bridge 1925-36
J&J
4.45
4.45 Spokane S D No 81 4 M s’29 J&J
4 Ms M ay 1 1931
M&N
4.45
5.15
M&N
4.75
5

UNITED STATES— See pages 16 &48

WEST V IR G IN IA

UTAH.
4 Ms Capitol Bldg 'l 9.34
4Ms Road 1939

4.05
4.05
4
4
4
4
4.25
4.29
4.20
4.29
4.20

A&O
.T&J

R m Fid or Oo 4MsSch’32 F&A
Ogden— 4 Ms 1929
J&J
4 *4 % 192fi-1945
4 Ms R of Wat, 1933

M&N

5s R ef 1925-1928____M&S
5s Refunding 1941
J&J
4 Ms M ay 1 1934
_ M&N
4 Ms refunding 1934 -M&N
4s R of 1926-1929
A&O
4s R ef 1930-1935
A&O
4s Ref 1936-1945
A&O
4s Ref 1946-1965
A&O
4 Ms Fob 1" 1932
F&A
4 Ms Aug 1 1933
F&A
Salt L Co 4Ms ’26 op ’ 16 F&A

b 4.25
b 4.25
b 4.20
b 4.20
99 M
99 M
99
99

to 4.10
to 4.10
to 4.10
to 4.10
100M
100
100
100

%
%
%
%

4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25

3 Ms Jan 1 1939

_____J&J

98

b 4.10 to 4%

3.95
4.25
b 4.35 to 3.75 %
b 4.40 to 3 75 %
4.25

4.70
4.25
b 4.30 to 4.20 %
4.40
4.50
4.25
4.30
Wheeling 5s W W ’32-’52-J&J b 4.20 to 4.15 %
4s Ref 1925 to 1936---J u ly b 4.10 to 3.75 %
W ISCONSIN

6s W W 1925-1935_ M&N
_
6s W W 1936-1960 -M&N

b 4.50

4.80
4.90
VERMONT.
4.50 4M S Oct 1 1925-1949
A&O
4.50
97 M
4.50
5s 1925-1939
J&J
4.50
V IR G IN IA
5s April 1945
A&O
5s Jan 1926-1940______ J&J
4.40
444s C H & Jail 1942 A&O
5s July 1925-1940
J&J
4.40
4 44s Bdge & Sch 1947 A&O
4Ms 1926-1939
J&J
4.45
4Ms Park l'92~6-1935_ J&J
_
3.90
4.50
1900
J&J
3.90
4.50
6s W at Ref 1926-46
M&S
4
4.50
544s Fund 1950
M&S
b 4.20 4.10%
4Ms Sew Mar 18 ’36-’45
4.30
b 4.15
4.50
4.50
5 Ms Sch Bldg ’32-’54-F&A
4 Ms Julv 1 1936-48
4.40 Bristol 5 Ms S c h ’34-’ 5 3 .. -4.75
6s 1925-1941_
_
-F&A
4.40 Racine Co 6s 1930-1940 J&J
4.40
4.40
100-55 4.10
4.25
4.60
4s June 1 1929
j& D
4.35
4.30
b 4.20 to 3.75 %
b 4.35 to 4%
5s 1934____
- _____A&O
4.40
5s 1937 and 1938
A&O
5s Audit M kt ’26-’49 J&J b 4.35 to 4%
4.30
4.35
b 4.60 to 4%
W YOM ING
4.30
444 s Park 1947
J&J
4.39
3.75 6s Pub Bldg 1925-28____July
4.30 "4Ms Ref June 1 1927' J&D
4
4 ^ s Street 1947
M&S
4.30
4.25
444s 1950-- J&J
444s Park 1959......... A&O
4.30
4.25
5s 1928-1944 ............. - ..........
4s Water 1933
M&N
4.30
4 Ms Water 1951...........J&J
4.25
4s'R ef Oct 1934 ______ J&J
6s Fund Mar 15 1952.M &S_____________
Memphis S D 444s 1959- J& J -- _________ 4.20
4.20
b Basis. /F la t price, n Nominal.
1929, ’34, ’39 . _
M&N
Cumberland Co 5s 1956 J&J




5
4.25
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.40
4.40
5
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75

4.10
4.15
4.15
4.50
4 80
4.80
%
4.25
4.25
4.10
4.10
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
%
4.15
4.10
4.20
4.20
3.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.56
5
4.85
4.85

BANKS AN D

TRU ST

C O M P A N IE S .

Quotations In this department are given per share, not per oent, except for stooks of Canadian Institutions, and are
as near as possible for the c lo s in g d a y o f th e m o n th p r e c e d in g d a te o f i s s u e , though often are nominal. An asterisk (•)
denotes sales.
< Figures of deposits, oapltal and profits for the national banks are from the Comptroller’s last oall; for all other insti­
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direot returns being prooured by us where no perlodio statements are required. For
the Clearing House banks of New York, Philadelphia and Boston, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement
ALABAMA— National banks Apr. 6; State institutions Apr. 0.
Capital.

Surplus A
Gross
Profits.
Deposits.

Par

C A L IF O R N IA — (C o n clu d e d )

bid.

Ask.

Per
250
275
420
200

share.
260
300
450
225

Birm ingham —
Amer Tr A Sav Bk_
Blrmlng’m Tr & 8 .
First National Bank
Traders Nat B ank.

796,765 11,859,645
1.000,000
i . 000.000
976,300 18,854,836
1,500,000 3,252,978 36,041,734
137,833 3,563,394
250,000

M obile—
First National Bank
Merchants’ B a n k ..
People's Bank_____

300.000 1,399,889 15,583,787
586,226 9,645,848
500.000
281,294, 4,242,343
300.000

Per
100 550
100 310
100 140

share
560
340
145

90,232
551,700
276,337
67,566
142,016

Per
100 112
100 153
100 137
100 102
100 217

share.
115
157
140
105
222

M ontgom ery—
Exchange Nat Bank
First National Bank
Fourth Nat B a n k ..
Alabama BkATr Co
Onion Bk A Tr C o .

300.000
1.000,000
500.000
300.000
100.000

2,075,559
6,638,081
5,765,939
2,006,385
1,000,588

100
100
100
100

A RIZON A— National banks Apr. 6 State institutions Apr. 6.
P hoen ix—
Citizens State Bank
Commercial Nat Bk
Nat Bk of Arizona
Phoenix Nat Bank.
Phoenix S Bk A T r.
Valley Bank______

100,000
150.000
200.000
200,000
100.000
750,000

3,990
553,101
4,0011
499,085
115,852 4,717,173
212,681; 5,272,302
313,344 3,557,947
310,627 12,152,599

Per share.
100
100
100
100

ARKAN SAS— National banks A pv 6 State institutions Apr. 6.
Pir
L ittle R o ck —
Amer South Tr C o . 1,000,000
387,828 17 ,882,349
25
Central Bank____
200,000
42,088'
820,493
England Nat Bank
300.000
89,280; 2 938,070 100
300.000
232,537' 5 888,900 100
Ixchange Nat Bank
25
People’ s Sav Bank.
200.000
75,003| 3 228,265
Bankers Trust C o . .
300.000
137,879 9 137,970 100
Exchange Trust Co
100.000
92,676l 1 340,856
Colon Tr C o ______
500.000
429,085 10 060,566 100
200.000
W B Worthen C o .
367,538, 3 538,775
Per
P lne B l u f f 25 160
Cotton Belt S & T Co
100,000
77,741
971,343
Nat Bank of A r k ..
100,000
177,696 2,257,868 100 260
25 225
Merch A Plant B k.
175.000
215,749 2,680,776
25 145
Peoples 8 B A T r Co
100.000
69,179
675,000
Emm ons Nat Bant
200,000
453,650 5,450,060 100 265

share.

share.
105
265
235
150
275

Capital.
San F ra n cisco—
Amer Bank of 8. F.
Anglo London-Paris
National B a n k ..
Bank of Calif. N A .
Bank of Italy .........
B a n c a P o p o la r e
F u g azi_________
Brit-Amer Bank_
_
Canad Bk of C om . .
Canton Bank_____
Crocker Nat Bank.
Donohoe-KellyBCo
First National Bank
French-Amer Bank
The San Fran Bank
Humboldt Bank_
_
Italian-Amer Bank
Liberty Bank_____
Mission Sav Bank
The Mission Bank.
Pacific Nat B a n k ..
Wells Fargo Bank A
Union Trust C o.
Anglo-Calif Tr C o.
Mercantile Tr C o ..
First Federal T r Co
United Bk A Tr Co
San Jose—
Bank of San J ose..
First National Bank
Growers B ank____
Security Sav Bank
Security State Bank
S to ck to n —
City B a n k _______
C om m ’l A Sav Bk.
First N ational Bank
Stockton S A L Bk.
Union Safe Dep Bk

4.750.000

Surplus
A Profits.

Gross
Deposits. Par

1,726,819 59,677,707

Bid.

Ask.

Per share
100 140

3,778,123 95,220,361 100
5.000.
000
8.500.000 9,014,567 78,570,247 100 220
17.500,000 8,724,853 324248 888 100 292

181
225
293

011,296
102
546,346
528,849
156,862
407,136 100
521,666 100
,983,561 100 225
,303,923 100 180
,917,170 1000
,873,610 100
160
,814,481
,575,347
,423,902 100
,409,796
,633,533

110

1.057.000
1.000.
750.000
000,000
2,000.000
650.000
3.000.
1.250.000
1.000.
1.200.000
1.500.000
1,000,000
500.000
200.000
1,000,000

244 ,216
000 59 ,033
824 ,072
121 ,417
7,366 507
e242 886
1,703
000 ,481
820 ,747
e3,000 ,000
000
1,405 ,527
e603 ,023
113 ,488
277 ,952
198 ,133
227 ,092

260

9,000,000 8,020,411 110950 783 100 210
1.500.000 1,667,646 57,844,340 100 220
278
275
5.500.000 e4,921,416 144433 102
930,911 24,117,970
50
1.500.000
155«
812,490 41,796,947 100
4.500.000
Per share.
467,964 5,111,900 100
300.000
701,332 7,347,238 100
500.000
300.000
50,593 1,294,972
298,700 2,692,060 100
100.000
308,606 1,828,347 100
100.000
400.000
750.000
200.000
500.000
250.000

331,960
561,337
e415,005
1,023,301
e64,458

3,895,253
6,381,097
1,913,629
7,424,873
1,458,288

80
100

C AN ADA— See last page.
COLORADO— National banks Apr. 6; State institutions Apr. 0.

P ev s h a re
C olorad o S p g s .Colorado Sav Bank
223,007
,963,163 10C
50.000
115,5871 ,878,480 100
Colorado Spgs N B .
100,000
241,965! ,969,932 10C
Exchange Nat Bank
300.000
CA LIFO R N IA— National banks Apr. 6. State institutions Apr. 6.
First National Bank
381,021) ,824,909 10C ........... .........
300.000
Colo Title A Tr C o .
99,348; ,733,096 ior
150.000
Fresno—
P e r sh a re .
Denver—
56,632 2,097,784
200.000
First Nat Bank____
American Natl B k .
554,075 10 ,373,847
500.000
Broadway Nat B k.
37,181) 3 ,152,183
—
200.000
Per share
Los A ngeles
Central S Bk A T r.
121,070 7 ,420,708 ~ioc
500.000
143
185,916 10,760,818
Bank of A m erica.. 1.500.000
. . . . .
Colorado Nat Bank 1,000,000 1,705,053 33 ,716,296 10C
,035,772 45,502,841 100 325
000
Citizens' Nat Bank 4.000.
Denver Nat Bank. 1,000,000 1,139,904 34 ,048,944 10C
Commercial Nat Bk 1.000.
000
230
796,838 15,909,390 100 220
46,113; 1 ,184,196
Drovers Nat Bank.
200.000
145,913 6,908,216 100 117
Continental N a t ..
500.000
135
First National Bank 1,500,000 1,704,743 42 ,382,865 10C
,247,550 46,261,691 100 400
Farmers A Mer Nat 2.000.000
,109,872
52,307
Globe Nat Bank_
_
200,000
First National Bank 3.500.000
,897,290 86,075,145 100 383
385
Clos ed
e412
542,558 . . . .
Italian-Amer Bank.
100.000
,480,754 70,547,655 100 280
California B a n k ..
3.000.
000
,246,261
15,500
Pioneer State Bank
100,000
Merchants’ Nat Bk 1.500.000
,560,085 48,551,268 100 250
260
10,569
,805,299 10C
Stock Yards NatBk
250.000
153
203,191 10,406,510
Nat C ity Bk of L A 1.000.
000
,460,314 100 ......... .........
U S National Bank.
550.000 1,166,300
139,268 b 12354503
California Trust Co
500.000
982,848
23,135
Guardian Trust C o.
240.000
,632,829 209739 578 100 340
Security T r A S B k. 8.250.000
Home Sav A Mer­
,174,998 73,786,073 100
Hellman Com T A 8 2.500.000
177,762 4,031,540
chants’ Bank___
325.000
,737,382 50,263,343 100
Citizens Tr A 8 B k . 2,000,000
International Tr Co
500.000 1,489,996 15,641,303 10C
132
Pacific National Bk 1,000,000
275,729 5,390,429
P e r s h a re .
Leadville—
,762,041 175782258 100
Paciflc-S'w.T A 8 B 0,900,000
554,677 10C
American N at Bank
21,620
100.000
107,795 4,467,686 100 188
U S National Bank.
500.000
220
954,862 10C
21,550
100,000
Carbonate Nat Bk.
498.151 13,644,160 . . . 190
Onion Bank A T r... 1.500.000
200
P u eblo—
500.000 1,051,948 14,765,110 10C
First National Bank
Per share
O akland—
Western Nat Bank.
100.000
154,265) 2,130,540
Central Sav Bank. .
800,000 1,478,720 27,864,129 100 180 200
100.000
Pueblo Sav A Tr Co
245,6721 4,991,508
Central Nat Bank. 1.000.000 1,418,488 20,869,479 100 215
40,574 2,301,945 100
New First Nat B k .
500.000
CONNECTICUT— National banks Apr. 6 State institutions A pr. 0.
139,392 4,987,878 100
Farmers A Mer Sav
300.000
Per share
B rid g ep ort—
Oakland Bank___ 1,500,000 3,247,959 52,527,452 100 240
250
225
City National Bank 1,000.000 1,209,136 10,157,158 100 220
Pasadena—
270
First National Bank 1,000,000 1,778,367 16,011,463 100 265
Central Nat Bank.
53,453 1,673,671
100.000
180
696,620 10,115,312 100 175
Bridgeport T r C o .. 1.000,000
12,083
346,303
Citizens Sayings Bk
100,000
185
Amer Bank A Tr Co
166,953 5,127,460 100 180
200.000
184,687, 5,367,875
100,000
C om ’l Bk of Pasad.
135
102,624 1,237,266 100 125
Comm’ l Bk A T r Co
300.000
184,687; 5,367,875
400.000
Flrat National Bank
North End Bk A Tr
851,949 100 125
67,788
100.000
32,921
655,203
100.000
Pasadena Nat Bank
142
West Side Bank.
113,135 2,056,066 100 140
100.000
300.000
116,809; 3,159,897 100
Security Nat Bank.
Per share.
H a rtford —
341,532 10,096,054
800.000
First Tr A Sar B k .
206,065 17,781,744 100 420
C ity Bank A Tr Co
800.000
Per share. Conn River Bkg Co
30 200
761,163 4,197,040
150.000
S acram en to—
First N atlonal Bank 1.150.000 1,363,963 8,125,145 100 240
364,157 13,118,707 100
California Nat B k . 1.000,000
330
Hartford-Aetna NB 2.000.000 3,750,924 16,446,467 100 320
393,302 10,290,584
500.000
Capital Nat Bank.
38.789:
583.795 100
100.000
Merchants Bk A Tr
508,934 11,241,377 100
California T r A 8 B
450.000
120
Mutual Bk A T r Co
79,590 2,625)324 100
300.000
Farm A Meeh B k ..
350.000
<396,436 6,320,020 100
325
Phoenix Nat Bank. 1.000,000 1,531,309 14,870,448 100 305
158,144 2,283,070!
M erch N at’l Bank.
200.000
State Bank A Tr Co
400.000
980,839 8,276,511 100 450
500.000 1,164,982 8,456,388' 100
N B D O M ills A Co
United States Secty
427,307 7,668,577 100
People’s B a n k ...
800.000
792,296 11,645,233 100 355
T r____ ______ a 1,000.000
Hartford-Conn Tr
San B e rn a rd in o
2,000,000 2,956,328 19,490,720 100 480
C o ............... ..
American Nat Bank
82,454 1,743,290
100,000
125,9111 2,520,122 100 310
Park St Trust C o.
100.000
California State Bk
129,513 1,186,218
100,000
374,77li 2,653,164 100 375
Riverside Trust Co 0150.000
San Bern N at Bk
319,726 1,756,806
100,000
312.328s 4.813 681 100
Travelers B A TrCo
100.000
326,231 2,919,216
150,000
San Bern Co Say Bk
Per share.
New H aven—
Amer Bank A T r Co
151,259 2,608,594 100 165
100,000
San D iego—
225
100 121
130
119,094 2,764,957
200,000
Bway Bk A Tr Co
735,077 15,796,338 100
250
First National Bank 1.000,000
105
555,435 100
Citizens Bk A TrCo
®9,931
130.000
First T r A Sav B k .
500.000
200
216,190 4,325,473 100 175
- First National Bank 1,000,000 1,391,885 15,820,343 100 200
SanDiego T rA S B k.
300.000 ^,697,369 8,822,138 100 300
310
60 225
Mechanics’ B a n k ..
175
300.000 1,065,974 16,151,961
Secur Comm A 8 B .
89,150 2,410,053 100 160
250.000
50 77
79
525,776 8,161,659
Merchants Nat B k .
500.000
Union Nat B a n k .. .
300.000
175
99,599 2,541,227 100 150
New Hav B k N B A 1 200,000 2,122,968 7,503,800 100 210
100.000
United States N Bk
24,453 1,960,169 100 150
178
651,891 3,453,653 100 175
500.000
N atTradesmBk ATr
200
University A ve B k .
30,270 1,467,041 100 180
125,000
750.000 1,301,512 8,371,749 100 210
Second Nat B a n k ..
Southern T r A Com­
650 000 1,160,811 11,138,378 100 295
Tin A N Hav Tr Co
360,482 20,448.951 100 200
merce Bank_____ 1.000.000
215
—
* Sale price, t Capital is to be increased, z Ex-dividend. A Includes Trust Funds, c Includes First Fed. T r. C o. Btock. d Oct. 10 1924.
• June 30 1924. e D ec. 31 1924. t March 31 1924. b Trust Assets.
a Note.— U. S. Security T r. C o. rights, 160 bid, 170 asked. Riverside Tr. C o. rights, 140 bid, 160 asked.




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B A M S AMD TRUST COMPANIES

ILLINOIS— National banks A pr. 6; Stats institutions A pr. 6.

C O N N E C TIC U T— (C o n clu d e d )

Capital.

Surplus <
& Oross
Profits.
Deposits. Par.

N orw ich —
%
%
$
Merchants’ Nat Bk
100,000
81,734
623,335
Thames Nat B ank. 1.000,000
755,637 2,975,313
UncasNat Bank___
63,657
100,000
734,059
Bankers Trust Co . _
100.000
32,255
758,708
W aterbu ry—
Citizens’ A Manufacturers’ Nat Bk
322,382 9,901,921
600,000
Waterbury Nat Bk
500,000
535,026 3,469,793
Colonial Trust C o .
500,000 1,300,644 8,036,779
Merchants T r C o ..
400,000
418,161 4,535,722
Waterbury T r C o . .
300,000
190,510 3,941,242

100
100
100
125

Per
100
125
100
125
Per

100
50
100
100
100

share.
110
130
105
130
share.

175
78
410
250
160

share.
130
130
62
205
115
120
280
292
125

share.

200

225 H

338
375
330

200
415

G E O R G IA — National bank* A pr. 6; State institutions A pr. 6.
351,974
50,555,298
59,217,230
34,979,354
10,185,061
2,702,827
4,797,441
5,202,045

A u gu sta—
Georgia R R B ank. 1,000,000
338,582 9,054,026
Citizens A Sou B k . 3,000,000 2,804,352 59,217,230
400,000
236,131 3,354,360
Nat Exchange Bank
Union Sav Bank___
100,000
88,657 1,568,923
C olu m bu s—
Col Sav Bk A T r Co
Fourth Nat B a n k ..
Home Savings Bank
Merch A M ech B k .
First Nat Bk of Col,
ThlrdN atlonalBank

250,000
300,000
100,000
200,000
200,000
500,000

100
100
:
100
100
100
100
100

Per
100
272
245
325
130
185
145
280

Per
a227,998 2,832,148 100 150
175,862 1,239,374 100 130
73,000 1,478,000 100 145
277,683 1,737,450 100 195
252,999 1,269,893 100 145
537,043 2,291,844 100 150

S avan nah—
Citizens’ A Sou B k . 8,000.000 2,804,352 59,217,230
Exchange Bank .
146,000 1,980,000
250,000
Liberty Bk A T r Co
300,000
553,210 3,953,249
8 »vannahBk ATrC o
700,000
770,438 4,868,989
Citizens’ Trust C o .
300,000
104,517 1,044,176

100
100
100
100
100

100
100
100

share.
100
250
200
200

Per share.
245
125
175
200
190
125
130

ID A H O — National banks Apr. 6.
231,782 3,966,064
322,643 5,992^367
90,667 2,797,398

275
250
330
135
200
148
282

share.
160
132}*
150
200
150
155

Per
100 99
245
t
100 198
100 ____ 1

250,000
300,000
300 non

share.

Per share.
100
240
250
t
100 105
100 140
155

M acon—
B ibb National Bank
200,000
90,000 1,200,000
Citizens A Sou B k . 8,000,000 2,804,352 59,217,230
Fourth Nat B a n k ..
500,000
634,772 11,155,492
M acon N at B a n k ..
198,088 2,384,525
150.000

B oise C ity—
Boise C ity Nat B k .
First N at of Idaho.
Pacific N at B a n k ..

...

100
100
100
100
100
100

inal.
450
350
400
200

3,807,553
2,063,882
3,696,449
2,333,272
6,408,601
7,672,493

100
100
100
100
100
100

Per share
180
190
165
160
125
225
—
180

fin 1iq 4,113,336
200 000
44,206 1,366,134
200! 000
142,710 7,325,531
300,000
85,304 4,126,256
300,000
670,856 8,401,208
500,000
367,212 7,834,686
500,000
■25,000,000 21,194,631 411191000
412,779 10,678,818
750.000
256,524 5,869,614
350,000
133 004- 2,430,483
978,319
Douglass Nat B k ..
£22^991
200,000
Drexel State Bank.
382,323 9,272,892
350,000
497,245 14,674,556
1.000,000

100

100,062 3,551,109
200,000
12,500,000 17,956,723 236655968
661,446 7,241,231
l
200,000
Foreman Nat Bank. 4,000,000 4,588,341 64,563,423
Fullerton State Bk.
122,333 3,028,913
250,000
82,854 5,753,047
Garfield Pk St S B
300,000
250,000 1,635,395
Guardian Nat B k.
203,998 3,457,151
’ 200’,000
2nn onn
57,867 2,205,662
079,703 3,477,074
200,000
328,535 5,101,897
Hyde Pk State Bk.
300,000
153,382 4,858,211
400,000
167,045 4,380,552
200.000
126,146 3,618,043
250,000
687,663 17,831,313
1,600,000
347,373 5,678,956
300,000
199,251 7,693,777
300,000
1Q8 544 5,809,762
250 000
188,306 4|669|343
sooiooo
68,536 3,208,220
400,000
200 O O
O
63,378 2,782,876
463,715 11,648,517
l.o o o io o o
M ad Sq State B k .
55,268 2,204,879
300,000
109,531 2,672,550
Market Trad St B
400,000
123,637 2,774,539
M otrop State Bk
200,000
4,000,000 1,514,131 81,218,586
114,251 3,556,435
1
300,000
£ 2,000,000 e l,658,306 38,188,191
401,443 7,203,210
182,232 8^498^873
200,000
299,675 8,852,045
1,000,000
51,093 1,402,278
£
200,000
3
4fi3 815 15,625,717
State Bank.
167,774 3,634,113
r
400,000
218,677 7,577,713
500,000
164,041 8,417,130
£
500,000
175,906 4,773,864
*
200,000
131,104 6,078,565
£
400,000
83,905 2,409,996
200,000
251 247 5,284,374
4Q«’ l 22 7 814,085
Security Bank.
513|209 7,927,330
600,000
315,742 11,016,476
7
750,000
124,125 3,161,807
£
200,000
3 2,500,000 6,563,493 54,239,104
638,225 15,797,671
£ 1.350,000
240,402 10,207,377
£
337,500
21,296 1,978,015
250,000
57 QQ7 1,942,384
428,934 8,454,096
C
500,000
171,910 3,063,405
200,000
Unlv St Bk of Chic.
108,546 2,641,740
300,000
329,418 10,937,033
£
800,000

100
100
100
100
100
100

Trust A Sav Bk.
300,771 5,227,099
500,000
170,260 5,094,071
£
300,000
1 6.000,000 4,208,267 78,044,440
3
500,000 1,189,846 8,777,665
1,500,000 1,111,003 21,321,416
200 O O
O
54 530 2,708,509
121422403
517I213 8,025,951
£
250,000
Q7 270 1 345 902
72^477 2,763,659
3
250,000
Fidelity T r A 8 Bk.
73,961 4,374,654
400,000
6,250,000 10,534,893 117127961
740,891 11,381,847
1,000,000
£
300,000
538,201 5,070,152
Greenebaum Sons’
3 1,500,000 1,349,969 25,275,088
301,425 3,037,716
300,000
£ 3,000,000 4,874,112 60,973,508
1,000,000
596,642 8,960,988
» 15,000,000 35,231,207 357194607
r
200,000
62,795 1,592,130
116,194 3,862,578
200,000
237,141 5,586,938
3
500,000
754,477 11,931,371
£
500,000
500,000
203,995 9,681,384
3
200,000
163,449 2,405,200
f
400,000
225,255 8,630,542
304,369 13,072,361
£
750,000
Northern T r C o ... 2,000,000 5,347,469 54,587,627
£ 1,000,000
829,888 19,348,020
c 1,000,000
678,925 19,375,050
£
500,000
424,700 7,691,241
£
500,000
474,548 10,124,981
350,000
53,473 4,740,74c
£ 1.000,000
957,616 15,436,270
£
200,000
180,066 2,379,122
. 3.000.000 3,835,543 64,055,027
£
700.000
248,926 13,769,87?
k
500.000
312,260 9,409,040

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10c
100
10c
lo t
10c
100

$
100,000
100,000
100,000
300,000
200,000
200,000

$
%
313,483 2,497,261
237,630 3,377,178
£285,984 2,498,768
207,863 2,738,270
313,775 2,336,785
227,165 2,430,642

.

200,000
200,000
200,000
200,000
300,000
400,000

138,928
104,549
104,342
74,463
254,186
148,657

of Chicago______
Broadway Nat Bk.

State Bank.

163

F L O R ID A — Nat.banks A pr. 6; State institutions Apr 6.
Jacksonville—
Per share.
Atlantic Nat Bank. 1,400,000
739,164 38,379,797 mo ffl65
Barnett N B of Jack
859,094 25,393,359 10C
750,000
Citizens Bank_____
101,907 1,822,639
50,000
Florida Nat Bank _
500,000
595,957 26,386,712 100
People’s Bank_____
42,922 3,438,725
100,000
T am pa—
Citizens Bk A T r . . 1,000,000
972,742 21,659,004 10C
a40.363 1.735.335
Bank o f Commerce
200,-000
Exchange Nat Bank
500,000
554,703 13.371,437 100
First N atlonal Bank 1,000,000
691.698116.749.617 100
1160
First Sav A T r C o . .
500,000
e75,000 1,303,743
Nat C ity Bk .Tampa
176,750 1 3,647,166
500,000

67,376
3,635,303
2,804,352
2,464,871
333,731
a375,586
612,905
1,651,098

Ask

Nom
435
335
375
200
150
215

Alliance N at Bank.
Atlas Exch Nat Bk.
Austin State Bank.

O IS T . OF COLUMBIA— Nat. banks Apr. 6; other insts. A pr. 6.
Per
W a sh in g ton —
Citizens Sav Bank.
200,000
93,566 1,164,165
Columbia Nat Bank
250!000
397,590 3,489,581 100 300
Commercial Nat Bk 1,000,000
454,370 14,940,978 100 156
Bank of Com A Sav
100,000
129,377 1,566,099
10 235
Departmental Bank
103,910
39,839
556,751
District N at Bank.
526,086 7,706,572 100 194
550,000
Farm A Mech N at.
405,014 3,130,401 ICO 240
252,000
Federal American
Nat Bank______ 1,200,000
924,745 11,431,442 100 250
Franklin N at Bank
115,656 4,656,812 100
225^000
Liberty Nat Bank .
231,636 2,913,502
180
500,000
Lincoln N at B ank.
300,000
619,059 6,232,905 166 390
M erch Bk & T r Co 1,000,000
389,181 8,657,341
137
M t Vernon Savs Bk
160,000
105,581 3,138,904
Nat Bank o f W ash. 1,050,000
101,070 9T34.722 100 225
N at Capital B ank.
307,245 1,871,387 100 205
200,000
Nat M etrop B ank.
800,000 1,033,231 16,169,784 100 303
Pen Comm A R»v
d4,781
340,545
100,000
Riggs Nat Bank___ 2,500,000 1,735,920 35,040,400 100 335
Second N at B a n k ..
363,068 5,712,771 100 185
500,000
Secur SavACom Bk
197,177 4,681,490 100 305
200,000
Washington Sav Bk
30,164
100,000
661,276
225
Amer Secur A T r Co 3,400,000 3,063,054 28,532,994 166 328
Continental T r C o . 1,000,000
164,023 3,125,754 100 87
N at Sav A Tr C o .. 1,000,000 2,327,754 10,930,445 100 440
Munsey Trust C o ._ 2,000,000
669,879 5,241,729
Union Trust C o ___ 2,000,000
853,971 7,212,055 166 183
United States S B k .
200,394 2,137,887
100,000
360
W adi Loan A T r Co 1,000,000 1,965,577 13,731,006 166 400

200,000
4,000,000
3,000,000
1,200,000
750,000
500,000
1,500,000
2,000,000

Bid.

A urora—

C h ica g o—

DELAW ARE— National banks A pr. 6; State institutions A pr. 6.
W ilm in g ton —
Per
Central N at Bank.
210.000
220,141 2,016,944 100 127
farm ers’ Bank____
500,000 a l . 190,037 13,348,110
50 125
Industrial Trust Co 1,250,000
262,376 2,034,848
50
60
Nat Bk of Delaware
110,000
206,792 1,296,344 100 197
U nlonN atB ank___
203,175
860,125 3,483,292
25 101
Delaware Trust Co
900,000
343,003 6,442,046 100 110
Equitable Trust Co 1,000,000 1,645,000 5,337,874 100 270
Security TAB D Co
600,000
971,996 6,314,668 100 281
Wilmington T r C o . 2,000,000 1,467,096 14,020,747
50 117

A tla n ta —
American Sav Bank
A tl A Lowry N at Bk
Citizens A Sou B k .
Fourth N at B a n k ..
F elton N at B a n k ..
G a Sav Bk A T r Co
Atlanta Trust C o ..
Trust Co of Georgia

Surplus <
& Gross
Deposits.
Profits.

Par.

Capital.

Ask.

Bid.

ioo
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

150
103
250
180
370
290
349
180
190

390
300
353
200
200

105
235
200

205

164
477
390
409
170
190

100 235
100
100 180
100 225
100 200
100 260
180
160 200
100 250
100 200
100
100 375
100 135
100
100 190
130
100 110
100 135
100 195
100 160
100 173
100 184
100 180
100 213
92
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

225

263
160
230
200
250
275
160
345
270
215
143
555
280
......
......

106
...

135

..

170
482
413
205
___
200
..
200
210
...
.....
140
200
140
120
140
200
----177

100

210
300
300

225
570
290
455
_____

210
210
150
250

220
.....
160

290
225
234
380
165

300
...
238
385
170

360

... -

126
130
115
125
- - - - - - _____
235

100 425
lo t 255
lo t 405
lot 1265
100 1475
10c 135
lot 175
lot 222
lot 325
lot 200
100 185
lot 210
lot 220
100 400
lot 325
lot 250
lot 250
lot 225
lot 200
lot 170
100 175
100 329
100 245
100 255

440
265
275
480
140
.....
225
200
230

230
180
190
255
265

• Deo. SI 1034. 6 Capital to be Increased. • M ar. 31 1034. d Deo. 31 1034. • O ct. 10 1034. g B ook value, a E x. d lv . Sept. 14 1033.
< Deo. 31 1033. » June 30 1024. t Include* trust deposits. 1 Branch of Sarannah. k New stock.
1 Last sab • Consolidation.




J une, 1925.]

IL LIN O IS— (C o n clu d e d ).
Surplus d
k
Gross
Capital.
Profits.
Deposits. Par.
E lgin—
Elgin Nat Bank___
First National Bank
Home Nat Bank___
Union Nat Bank___
Elgin C ity B ’k’g Co
Home T r'A Sav Bk
P eoria—
Central Nat B ank.
Commercial Nat Bk
Dime Sav A T r C o .
First National Bank
Home Sav A State.
State Tr A Sav B k .
Merchants A 111 N B
First Tr A Sav B k .

57

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

Bid.

$
69,258
156,954
295,073
70,000
197,700
187,204

300,000
750.000
250.000
580,000
250,000
400,000
500,000
200,000

693,570
1,464,701
262,026
918,857
183,227
174,522
743,483
418,737

5,564,140
8,804,005
3,145,075
6,938,368
3,323,661
1,862,990
6,840,333
3,427,165

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Q u in cy—
Illinois State Bank.
300,000
Qulncy-R N B A Tr
500,000
State St Bk A T r Co
500,000
Mercantile Tr A SB
200,000
State Sav L A T rC o 1.000,000

163,383
159,928
103,674
144,010
663,024

3,330,329
5,307.068
3,764,400
2,383,934
7,803,332

Per
100
100 130
100 130
100 167
100 190

R o ck fo rd —
Commercial Nat Bk
Forest City Nat Bk
Manuf’rs N at Bank
Peoples Bk A T r Co
Rockford Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank.
Swedish-Am Nat Bk
ThlrdN ationalBank

200,000
300,000
400,000
250,000
750,000
200,000
125,000
500.000

73,390
298,515
512,419
236,662
815,642
75,038
241,068
360,419

992,542
3,595,638
3,609,110
2,501,704
9,482,639
1,452,335
2,866,845
4,134,920

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

S p rin gfie ld —
First National Bank
Illinois Nat Bank...
Ridgelv-Farm’s S B
Sp’gfleld Marine Bk
First State T r A Sav

500,000 k 212,348 5,756,988
300,000
123,770 4,719,260
600,000
292,408 7,163,383
500,000
509,660 8,051,194
800.000 k 317,539 5,110,871

100
100
100
100
100

INDIANA— National banks A pr. 6; State institutions
Evansville—
Citizens’ Nat Bank
500,000
354,583 9,593,569
Lamasco Bank____
100,000
58,908 1,293,048
500,000
223,493 6,388,216
National City Bank
MercantlleCom’lBk
200,000
60,683 1,788,41C
48,031 1,292,293
North Side B a n k ..
100,000 k
Old Nat B a n k ...
218,833 7,544,633
500,000
215,000 4,350,000
West Side B a n k ...
250,000
167,272 2,788,335
Am Tr & Sav Bank
250,000
81,480 1,086,512
Citizens T r A S B k .
100.000
6,426
365,621
Farmers Trust C o .
100,000
F ort W ayno—
505,801 12,892,159
First Nat B k ______ 1,000,000
469,001 5,817,325
300,000
Lincoln Nat Bank.
622,232 8,204,804
Old National Bank.
500,000
210,214 4,627,029
Citizens’ Trust C o .
300,000
43,071 1,661,280
Dime Sava & T r Co
225,000
50,049 1,571,582
200,000
Farmers Trust C o .
212,211 4,802,229
500,000
Llncoln Trust C o ..
383,699 4,944,341
200,000
People’s Tr & Sav Co
709,853 13,689,694
500.000
Tri-State L A T rC o
In d ian ap olis400,000
214,150 4,327,224
Continental Nat Bk
656,486 26,443,304
Fletcher-Am N at Bk 3,000,000
2,000,000 2,311,764 23,894,436
Indiana Nat Bank
90,300 1,049,352
Live Stock B k_____
200,000
Merchants’ Nat Bk 1,250,000 1,767,750 11,183,818
485,261 4,890,986
Meyer-Klser Bank.
200,000
79,552 4,399,422
National C ity Bank 1,000,000 k
105.983 2,405,007
People’s State Bank
125,000
43,985 2,275,789
Aetna Tr A Sav C o .
250,000
130,365 3,352,137
Bankers Trust C o ..
250,000
116,404 1,730,114
City Trust C o _____
150,000
210,000 2,095,690
300,000
Farmers Trust C o .
100,000 1,823,319
100,000
Fidelity Trust C o ..
850,447 18,574,277
Fletcher Sav A T r . 1,500,000
Indiana Trust C o .. 1,000,000 1,137,254 8,660,731
189,559 2,385,559
750,000
State Sav A Tr C o .
265,624 3,676,039
200,000
Security Trust C o .
_
Union Trust C o _
600,000 1,539,129 30,793,633
59,247 2,180,349
Wash Bank A T r Co
100,000
108,008 5,666,579
Wild & Co State Bk
100,000
Terre H aute—
700,000
463,089 3,167,362
First National Bank
595,306 2,941,357
500,000
M cKeen Nat Bank
328,081 2,529,121
300.000
Terre Haute Nat Bk
139,253 1,771,240
Citizens T r. C o _
_
400,000
790,602 7,811,850
500,000
Terre Haute Trust.
343,440 5,405,140
500.000
United States T r Co
IOW A— National banks Apr. 6; State institutions May
B u rlin g to n —
628,249 4,841,939
Amer S Bk A T r Cc
300.000
72,589 2,270,164
Burlington Sav Bk.
100.000 k
First Iowa State Tr
638,810 8,690,072
Sav B k ________
600.000
106,738 2,203,615
Merchants’ N at Bk
100.000(
C edar R ap ids—
475.000 12,028,000
Oed Rapids Nat Bk
800,000
229,601 3,707,879
Oed RapSBkATrCc
200.000
65,000 2.923.000
Iowa State Sav Bk.
200,000 i
657.000 14,064,000
Merchants’ Nat Bk
800,000
100,000 i 63,000 2.025.000
People’s Sav Bank.
201.000 3.033.000
Security Sav Bank.
200,000
186,205 3,511,862
200,000
Amer T r & Sav B k.
C o u n cil B lu ffs 101,075 2,503,557
120,000
Clty National Bank
10,000
870.155
100,000
Commercial N at Bk
253,226 4,143.973
150.000
Coun Bluff Sav B k.
175,030 4,376,141
Flrst National Bank
200.000
183,042 3.352.460
50,000
State Savings Bank
D a v en p ort— ■
Amer Com Sav B k . 1,000 ,000 1,136,568 20,485,342
389,510 4.976.461
200 ,000
First National Bank
72,315 1,128,209
50 ,000
Home Sav Bank___
266,421 5,039,387
150 ,000
Iowa NatlonalBank
150 ,000 ! 140,000 1.300.000
Security Sav Bank.
500 ,000
Scott Co Sav B ank.
120,746 6,842,377
334,437
126,396
American Trust Co
100 ,000
871,721 12,565,584
800 ,000
Union D av T & 8 .
1,706,637
150 ,000
95,728
Citizens’ T r A S Bk

Ask.

Per share.

$
1,295,717 100
2,241,909 100
2,219,330 100
1,000,000 100
2,422,328 100
1,818,513 100

$
100,000
200,000
150,000
100,000
180.000
100.000

325
345
375
350
195
130
275

_____l
_____l
_____l
_____ l
_____ l
_____ 1
_____l
_____ I

350
350
400
360
200
132
285
share
160
140
150
175
200
110
225
200
200
275
132
250
185

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
No
100
100
100
100
100
too
1.

Per share.
200
220
170
180
190
200
105
115
125
130
190 200
180
200
175
190
200
220
85
90
Per share.
210
215
270
280
290
300
190
195
120
125
135
140
165
175
300 310
300
310
106
149
252
160
303
167
108
125
115
210
154
219
217
200
340
150
minal
170
210
210
135
250
150

264
t-~ m _
_
110

227
86
360
t ____
prices
185
215
225
150
280
160

Per share.

318
210

100 200
100 200

210
210

iop
100
100
100
100
100
100

250
200
200
350
150
250
275
share.

166
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

$
339,300
126,899
301,965
r79,356
413,639
259,832
103,625
30,617
863,492
r38,423
307,038
®63,560
13,268
241,360
199,831
140,396
512,296

$
4,282,838
3,391,189
8,190,892
3,541,434
17,316,219
8,521,043
2,557,074
1,633,380
18,774,822
1,589,577
4,727,277
1,537,664
512,764
4,957,410
3,017,306
729,241
8,404,031

123,411
294,582
104,486
289,489
234,671

5,295,818
4,483,994
1,258,815
3,296,107
2,728,946

254,487
107,130
128,956
159,224
320,136
191,896
£110,114
30,598

10,849,603
4,137,315
4,735,013
5,816,286
5,988,159
3,338,303
3,198,237
1,037,495

B it.

Ask.

No minal prices
100
100
100
Clos ed.
100
100
100
100
100
100
Clos ed.
100
100
_ m
_
100
100
100
100

Per
100
100 250
100
100 200
100 175
Per
100 195
100 250
100
100
100
100
100
100

a£ar».
150
260
175
225
200
snare

195
250

KANSAS— Nationalbanks A pr. 6; State institutions M ar. 23.

100 300
100 200

100
100
100

Des M oines—
$
Bankers Trust C o .. 1,000,000
Cap C ity State Bk
150.000
Central State Bank
250.000
Commercial Sav Bk
200.000
Des Moines Nat Bk 1.000,000
Des Moines S B & T
400,000
Home Savings Bank
100,000
Iowa T r A Sav B k .
100,000
Iowa National Bank 1,200,000
Mechanics’ Sav Bk
100,000
People’s Sav Bank.
100,000
United State Bank
200,000
University State Bk
50,000
Valley Nat Bank
500,000
Valley Sav B a n k ..
150.000
Central Trust C o ._
500.000
Iowa Loan A T r Co
500.000
D u bu q u e—
Consol Nat B a n k ..
500,000
First National Bank
200,000
Pioneer Tr&Sav Bk
150,000
Union Tr A Sav Bk
150,000
Iowa Tr A Sav B k .
300.000
S lou z C ity—
First National Bank 1,000,000
Live Stock Nat B k.
200,000
T oy Nat B ank___
200,000
Sioux Nat Bank_
_
400,000
Security Nat Bank.
250,000
W oodbury Co S Bk
100,000
Farmers’ L A Tr Co
150,000
First Trust A S Bk
100,000

Per share

Apr. 6.
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

IO W A — (C o n clu d e d )
Gross
Surplus A
Deposits. Par.
Profits.
Capital.

235
190
180
300
125
225
267
Per

Per share.

K ansas C ity—
Commercial Nat Bk
Exchange State B k .
Commer’l State Bk
People’s Nat Bank
Rlvervlew State B
1
T op ek a —
Central Nat Bank.
Farmers’ Nat Ban!
Fidel Sav State Bk.
Nat Bk of Topeka
Shawnee State B k.
State Savings Bank
Topeka State Bank
Central Trust C o ._
W ich lta —
Central State B k ..
First N ational Bank
First Trust C o ____
Fourth Nat B a n k ..
Merch Res State Bk
State Reserve Bank
Southwest Nat B k .
Unlon Nat Bank___
Union Stk Yds Nat
Wichita State B k ..

8,192,659
2,500.000
1,505,076
3,030,842
2,537,909

800,000
200,000
100,000
200.000
100,000

257,595
86,000
96,887
72,514
134,671

500 000
100 000
200^000
loojooo
200 000
500^000
60,000
100,000
50,000
400 000

124,025 6,835,524
35 139 1,153,269
12,721 1,678,632
610,892
29,994
158,415 4,152,108
t‘21,981
50,000
52,201
160,634

992,960
2,177,425
1,856,990
2,337,999

100,000
1,000,000
100,000
1,000,000
200,000
500,000
200,000
200,000
100,000
100,000

11,765
1,020,679
85.000
348,826
t'26,425
105,000
45,907
39,638
15,429
30,821

810.893
18,847,059
508.000
13,433,725
1,261,416
5,000,000
1,723,478
1,038,321
700,300
2,288,589

Per share
100 190
215 *
100 200
_ ^
100
175
100 160
100 210
100
100
100
100
100 ______

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

100
275

125
300

150
125
90
100
95

175
150
115
125
110
110

225

KE N TU CK Y — National banks Apr. 6: State institutions Dec. 31.
Per share.
C o v in g to n —
250
Citizens’ Nat Bank
200,000
256,749 2,356,083 100 190
200
First National Bank
518,854 4,951,235 106 175
500,000
130
Liberty Nat Bank.
350.000
230,206 3,873,767 100 126
180
Covington S B A Tr
141,848 1,556,442 100 175
100,000
120
People’s S Bk A Tr
100,000
133,927 1,568,851 100 115
Per share.
L ex in g ton —
Bank of Commerce
300,000
250,000 3,067,910 100 160
300,000
328,033 2,482,288 100 197
Fayette Nat Bank.
______
First A C ity Nat Bk
800,000
450,000 3,668,640 100 196
300,000
61,811 2,758,387 100 135
Guaranty Bk A T r.
155
PhoenixN atB kA Tr 1.000,000
467,333 3,812,749 100 150
215
234,434 1,163,104 100 210
Second Nat B a n k ..
150,000
275
99,000 1,940,000 100 265
100,000
Union Bk A Tr C o.
400
177,585 2,395,411 100 390
Security Tr C o ____
500,000
Per share.
L ouisville—
______
Citizens’ Union N B 1,000,000 1,909,839 27,933,132 100 350
First National Bank
500,000
600,906 11,093,547 100 420
500
500,000 1,074,338 17,094,774 100 475
Liberty Ins B a n k ..
200,000
315,713 2,268,530 100 260
Security Bank_____
477,592 4,237,536 J100
Kent T it S B A T Co //250.0001
90
uoo
IfllOO.OOOJ
Lincoln Bank A T r.
750,000
221,169 6,670,168 100 152
Louisv Nat B a n k ..
500,000
319.160 7,748,044 100 192>*
350
Nat Bk of Kentucky 2,500,000 4,793,841 46,203,402 100 340
190
901,501 100 180
Stock Yards Bank.
100,000
76,358
494,086
250,000
27,679
Bankers Trust C o ..
115H
____
Fidelity A Colum Tr 2,000,000 1,095,055 4,445,270 100 205
212)4
806,100
344,003 5,092,350 100 208
Louisville Trust Co
United States Tr Co
350,000
184,207 1,571,508 100 150
Per share.
N ew port—
225
American Nat Bank
100,000
266,366 1,446,340 100 220
—
Newport Nat Bank
100,000
280,000 2,659,910 100 200
LOUISIANA— National banks Apr. 6: State institutions Apr. 3.
New O rleans—
American Ba’k A Tr
Canal-Commercial
Trust A Sav B k.
Int-State T r A B Co
New Orl Bk A TrCo
Marine Bk A T r Co
Whltney-Cent N B
Hibernia Bk A Tr Co
Whltney-Cent T r A
Savings Bank___
S h reveport—
American Bk A T Co
American Nat Bank
C ity Sav Bk A T r Co
Commercial Nat Bk
Exchange Nat Bank
First National Bank
C ontln'l B A T r Co

500,000

£346,706

5,531,652

4,750,000 3,143,643 69,897,003
750,000 1,420,000 13,600,000
800,000 £250,410 6,678,313
1 500,000
839,696 24,551,331
2,800,000 r3,917,379 57,441,154
2.000.000 2,666,231 55,501,625
1.000,000 r3,917,379 57,441,154
100,000
150,000
500,000
1.000,000
200,000
1,000,000
300,000

46,841
56,726
494,407
512,612
12,040
492,285
230,146

Per share.
180
100 241
100 304
137
100 190
100 305
100 325

305
Per
1,024,307 100 155
2,555,619 100 150
8,086,028 100 320
15,914,358 100 230
1,742,422 100 90
11,024,826 100 320
4,826.400 100 225

310
195
310
330
310
share.
160
160
325
235
100
325
235

• Sale price, a Includes one-half share of Kent Title S. B . A T r. com . stock, x Ex-dlvldend. n Aug. 21 1924. r Consolidated statement.
•Sept. 29 1924. y Last sale, g Preferred. 6 New stock, c Unified includes Cltz-Unlon Fid. A C ol. T r. t Includes T r. deposits. • April 6 1925.
k D ec. 31 1924. t Private banks, stocks closely held, m In process of liquidation, d June 30 1924. t N ov . 12 1924. t Stock of Citizens T r. A
Sav. Bank held b y Citizens’ National Bank.




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58

M ASSACHUSETTS— (C o n clu d e d )

IA1NB— National bants Apr. 6; State institutions Dec. 31, 1924.
Capital.

Surplus
< Profits.
k

Gross
Deposits. Par.

Bitt.

Ask.

B an gor—
First N ational Bank
Merchants’ Nat Bk
Eastern T r A Bkg Co
Merrill Trust C o . . .

S
400,000
100,000
175,000
500,000 b

$
427,083
268,723
939,895
553,273

$
6,470,671
2,352,732
7,559,329
10,719,862

100
100
100
100

Per share
85
280
400
320
280

P o rtla n d —
Canal Nat Bank___
Chapman Nat Bank
First N ational Bank
Portland N at Bank
Fidelity Trust C o ._
Casco-M erc’tlle T r .
Forest C ity T r C o .
Union S D A Tr Co
U S Trust C o ______

600,000
300,000
600,000
300,000
400.000
500.000
150,000
250,000
200,000

590,356
203,245
550,077
902,932
963,757
448,537
42,344
433,300
216,128

3,533,615
5,061,426
8,251,966
9,374,794
15,010,685
10,130,394
1,356,400
2,921,946
2,955,409

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Per
125
140
132
300
220
160
80
300
155

share
130
150
138
350
240
180
350
165

M ARYLAN D— National banks Apr. 6; State institutions Mar. 31.
B altim ore—
Balt Com m ’ l B ank.
Calvert Bank_____
Canton Nat Bank.
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Oommonw'lth Bank
Drov A Mechanics’
National B a n k ..
Farm A M er N B k .
Mercantile B a n k ..
Merchants N at B k .
Nat Bank of B a lt ..
Nat Cent Bk of Balt
Nat Marine B a n k ..
Nat Un Bank of M d
Old Town N at B k .
Park B ank________
Weet Baltimore Bk
Western Nat Bank.
Baltimore Trust Co
Century Trust C o .
Colonial Trust C o .
Commerce T r C o ._
Continental T r C o .
■qultable Trust Co
Fidelity Trust C o ..
Maryland Trust Co
M erc’t ’le T r A Dep
tale Dep A Tr Co
•ecurityStor’geATr
Title Guar A T r Co
Union TruBt C o ___
F rederick—
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Oomrn’ l State Bank
Farm A Mech N Bk
Fred’k C o Nat B k.
Fr’k Town Sav Inst
Central Trust C o . .

780.000
369,296 9,759,676
200.000 o 306,291 7,340,399
100.000
100,000 2,500,000
2.000,000 6,441,746 29,186,025
300.000
199,970 7,079,965
600.000
630.000
100.000
4.000.
1,800,000
400.000
400.000
1.000.
800.000
500.000
100.000
800,000
3.500.000
500.000
300.000
750.000
1.350.000
1.250.000
1.000,000
1,000,000
1.500.000
1.200.000
200,000
400.000
750.000
100.000
160.000
125.000
150.000
150.000
275.000

1,055,553 14,787,349
436,840 6,710,868
387,896 3,992,350
2,702,482 46,004,162
000
1,235,752 18,875,996
549,332 3,959,015
325,407 4,091,982
974,580 9,019,437
000
380,525 3,688,344
363,147 3,747,104
119,460 1,720,577
678,894 4,758,319
3,871,045 38,813,437
577,045 3,992,876
178,519 1,932,339
324,718 2,436,867
ol,799,402 10,579,447
1,350,195 18,842,986
2,249,545 17,253,067
637,236 9,794,820
3,778,900 17,177,000
3,911,143 16,774,114
250,980 1,193,760
523,709 8,370,993
1,011,915 18,223,014
745,170
90,426
286,047
71,836
224,033'
536,383
I

5,924,145
2,528,293
3,118,673
1,999,630
2,906,574
7,273,096

M ASSACHUSETTS— Nat. banks (etc. Boston) Apr. 6; State insts. Apr. 6.
B o sto n —
Atlantic N a t B k ...
Boston Nat B a n k ..
Brotherhood of Loc
Eng Nat B a n k ..
Citizens' Nat Bank
Comm Sec N a tB k .
Federal Nat B k___
First National Bank
Merchants’ Nat Bk
Nat R ock Bk o f Rox
Nat Shawmut Bank
Nat Union B ank___
Second Nat B a n k ..
Web A Atlas N B k.
American Trust Co
Bk of Com A T r Co
Beacon Trust C o ..
Boston S Dep A Tr
Charlestown Tr Co
Columbia Trust Co
■xchange Trust Co
Jamaica Plain Trust
Liberty Trust C o ..
Massachus’ts T r Co
New Eng Trust C o .
Old Colony Tr Co - .
Roxbury T rust____
State St Trust C o . .
O 8 Trust C o _____
Wlnthrop Trust Co
Beverly—
B iverly Nat Bank.
B iverly Trust C o . .
B ro ck to n —
Brockton Nat Bank
_
Home Nat Bank_
Plym’ th Co T r Co
C am bridge—
Manufac Nat BanL
Cambridge T r C o ..
Central Trust C o ..
Harvard Trust Co

Deposits oj Nat. banks date May 2 7 19 25 Per share
4,500,001 3,339,883 86,020,000 100 228
232
200,000
80,571 3,099,000 100
500,000
750.000
500,000
1.500,000
20,000,000
3,000.000
300,000
10,000,000
1,000,000
2.000,000
1.000,000
1.500,000
600,000
1,000.000
1.000,000
200.000
100,000
1,000,000
200,000
750,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
18.000,000
200,000
2,000,000
1.000,000
100,000

100,000 r l,773,456
628,873 8,180,000
361,988 6,146,000
1,663,612 27,577,000
24,041,324 256602000
5,920,070 54,323,000
810,230 r8, 842,692
7,861,638 149896000
1,615,839 14,187,000
4,266,161 36,000,000
1,368,975 12,344,000
2,817,612 24,335,692
150,279 c3,780,204
1,954,544 C22414 816
3,793,313 16,976,749
23,543 c3,163,860
125,154 c2,749,171
1,026,593 cl6417,878
41,763 c3,708,498
768,740 cll652,355
821,213 c20133,759
2,713,433 22,525,101
12,184,354 155448 886
s
24,574 1,409,392
2,862,255 41,930,465
1,415,602 18,127,001
92,895 2,178,709

300,000
100,000

384,809 2,984,626
46,065 1,214,000

600,000
500,000
200,000

645,693 8,070,633
507,281 7,960,856
89,832 c3,631,818

200,000
100,000
461,700
400,000

45,762
332,813
982,029
815,347

2,624,172
5,219,088
13,117,835
10,106,401

100,000

157,387

1,914,806

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

100
115
170
100
310
330
360
207
202
370
208
375
265
270
460
165
175
195
125
200
270
270
350

400,000

Fall R i v e r -

556,209 6,475,460

Per
100 155
100 105
Per
100 175
100 165tf
100
Per
100
100
100
100
Per
100
Per
100 150

650,000
500.000
800,000
200,000

658,716
521,191
853,326
93,316

100
100
100
100

[V ol. 120.

110
125
175
103
312
340
210

385
268
275
173
183
210

103
375
share
160
110
share
125
share

share
£225
share
—

Capital.

Gross
Surplus d
k
Deposits. Par.
Profits.

Bid.

As*

Per stars
H averhill—
S
S
S
150
Essex Nat Bank___
100,000
301,233 2,938,206 100 150
First National Bank
3,419,787 100
275,661
200,000
Haverhill Nat Bank
759,951 3,019,760 100
200,000
Merrimack Nat Bk
348,868 1,918,961 100 150
240,000
115
Haverhill Trust C o .
137,819 c3,506,428 100
200.000
H olyoke—
C ity National Bank
331,902 4,603,698 100 140
800,000
Holyoke Nat Bank.
200,085 8,095,128 100 148
400.000
Park National Bank
141.314 1,711,115 100 132
100,000
Hadley Falls T r Co
380,112 c9,211,877 100 160
500,000
Per share.
L aw rence—
195
Bay State Nat B k .
298,566 4,963,668 100 190
600,000
150
Arlington Trust Co
200,000 o 185,645 6,969,072 100 145
150
145
Lawrence Trust Co
304,419 9,935,156 100
200,000
193
Merchants’ T r C o.
190,000 c8,065,208 100 188
300,000
Per share
L ow ell—
135
Appleton Nat Bank
316,312 1,631,183 100 130
300,000
120
Ola Lowell Nat B k.
334,877 5,045,593 100 115
200,000
255
Union Nat Bank_
_
944,033 4,466,492 100 250
350,000
115
112
680,901 100
182,327
Wameslt Nat Bank
250,000
115
110,219 3,412,238 100 110
_
Lowell Trust C o _
240,000
150
160,198 4,572,480 100
Middlesex Nat Bk
200,000
Per share.
L ynn—
255
586,042 6,096,689 100
Central Nat Bank
200,000
292,816 4,691,205 100 152
M anufac’rs Nat Bk
200,000
317,695 5,588,291 100 160
National City Bank
300,000
37,409 1,640,534 100 93
State N ational Bank
200,000
460,244 2,890,918 100 196
Essex Trust C o ____
250.000
Lynn S Dep A T Co
473,705 4,639,787 100 368
100,000
95
20,834 c l ,440,998 100
Sagamore Trust Co
125,000
200.000
361,392 c8,298,213 100 227
Security Trust Co
~ Per share.
New B ed ford —
300
880,596 11,539,901 100 290
First National Bank
500.000
Merchants’ Nat Bk 1,000,000 1,891,753 8,512,037 100 300
822,566 7,834,730 100 280
Safe Depos Nat Bk.
800,000
Per share.
P eabody—
120
238,451 2,653,729 100 120
200,000
Warren Nat Bank
Per share.
Salem—
87
87
80
314,799 3,852,619
Merchants Nat Bk
200.000
175
430,929 6,049,008 100 175
Naumkeag Tr C o ..
250,000
100
200,000
66,241 2,241,331 100
Salem Trust C o . . .
S p rin gfield —
577,000 7,744,960 100 160
Chapin Nat B a n k ..
500,000
964,980 10,947,881 100 240
500,000
Chicopee Nat Bank
Springfield Nat Bk
500,000 1,098,237 12,570,499 100 265
_ 1,000,000 1,822,214 16,689,664 100 [320
Third Nat Bank_
169,460 3,706,670 100 130
Commercial Tr C o .
350,000
500.000 1,612,684 9,563,686 100 385
8prlngfleld S D A T
Union Trust C o.
500 000 1,739,637 13,489,286 100 485
110
111,547 1,836,399 —
West Springfield Tr
150,000
Per share.
T a u n to n —
201,000 1,700,000 100
Machinists’ Nat Bk
200,000
199,610 4,237,600 100 120
Bristo iCounty Tr
300,000
Per share.
W orcester—
656,997 15,521,272 100 225
400,000
Mechanics’ Nat Bk
Merchants’ Nat Bk 1,800,000 1,178,398 24,217,863 100 190 200
125
83,337 2,527,206 100
300,000
Bancroft Trust C o .
Worcester Bk T r Co 1,500.000 1,970,640 33,812,227 100 220
H tC H IQ A N — National banks Apr. 6; State institutions Apr. 6.
Per share
Bay C i t y 200
275,553 5,028,335 100 170
350.000
Bay C ity Bank____
279,269 6,047,793 100
Bay Co Savs Bk.
400.000
175
86,507 1,484,219 100 150
100.000
Farmers’ St Sav Bk
310,032 6,222,018 100
400.000
First Nat Bank____
People’s Commer­
300
802,412 10,947,909 100 225
cial A Sav Bank
400.000
Per share
D etroit—
194
523,341 c26369 752 100 193
Amer State B a n k .. 1.500.000
177
813,145 C39482 411 100 161
Bank of Detroit___ 2.000,000
305
852,529 c29989 606 inn 300
Central Savgs Bank 1,000,000
120
215.268 cl, 148,228 100 115
Commercial St S Bk 1,000.000
Com ’wealth Federal
140
287,913 C11133 843 100 138
750.000
Savings Bank_
_
100
40,000 c2,713,608 100
700.000
Continental Bank.
305
Detroit Sav B a n k .. 1.500.000 2,447,115 c34813 713 100 295
Dime Savings Bank 1.500.000 3,155,827 C57199 603 100 321
5,942,634 97,911,966 100 308
000
First National Bank 5.000.
874.268 C17665 329 100 140
2.500.000
First State Bank
Highl’d Pk State Bk 1.000. 000 ol,353,092 c24548 548 100 280
Merchants’ Nat Bk 2,000,000 1,730,903 28,435,509 100 210
53,557 3,244,164 100
250.000
M ich St Bk of D et’ t
£302
Nat Bk of Com m ’ce 2.000.000 2,859,231 55,144,159 100
Peninsular State Bk 2.500.000 1,808,971 C39090 205 100 218
10,918,487 C136619539 100 450
000
People’s State Bank 5.000.
436,038 C11971 716 100 225
United Savings B k.
750.000
445
8,172,235 c93210 101 100 420
W ayneCoHoSavBk 4.000.
000
115,503 g l,654,651 100 107
500.000
Amer Trust C o ____
046,292 100
443,576
500.000
Bankers Trust C o . .
5,052,067 015181 075 100 345
000
Detroit Trust C o._ 2.000.
223,882 02,532,506 100
500.000
Fidellty Trust C o . .
203
824,619 100 195
330,997
300.000
Guaranty Trust Co
1,000,000 2,080,057 07,788,523 100 345
Security Trust Co
280
100 270
2.000.000 1,566,169 018532 547
Union Trust C o ..
Per share.
G ran d R apids—
4,682,444 100 215
425,151
300.000
Fourth Nat B a n k ..
150
640,487 11,652,420 100 142
Gr Rap Nat Bank. 1.000,000
578,900 C19877 406 100 260
500.000
Gr Rapids Sav Bk.
86,452 c3 , 489,601 100 155
250.000
Home State Bk for 8
814,898 C20243.328 100 200
Kent State B an k .. 1,000,000
600.000 1,240,481 12,551,125 10(1 220
Old National Bank.
296,396 0403,636 100 220
300.000
Grand Rap Tr C o . .
706,613 01,017,398 100 198
Michigan Trust Co. 1,000,000
Per share.
Saginaw —
220
Bank of Saginaw .. 1.000,000 1,079,316 16,849,995 10C 215
235
228,549 c4,727,132 10G 225
200.000
Amer State B a n k ..
235
124,281 c2,572,203 10C 225
100,000
People’s Sav B ank.
240
Second Nat Bank. _ 1.250.000 1,620,641 13,420,705 100 235

MINNESOTA— National banks Apr. 6; State institutions Apr. 6.
Per share.
D u iu tn —
$
130
Amer Exch N at Bk 2,000,000 1,363,053 14,681,278 100 180
110
873,887 100 105
122
46,866
200,000
Bk of C om ’ce A Sav
516,228 5,350,046 100 210
210
500.000
C ity National Bank
120
94,277 1,641,607 100 145
200.000
Duluth Nat B a n k ..
103
—
First National Bank 2,000,000 2,206,740 19,295,173 100 225
F itch b u rg —
Per share
Minnesota Nat Bk
Fltchb’g BkATr Co
500,000
574,016 4,333,407 100 160
165
3,800,687 100 135
152,248
600,000
of Duluth____
Safety Fund N Bk
500.000
596,155 5,973,020 100 163
469,357 6,189,293 100 200
173
Northern Nat Bank 1.000,000
Per share.
M in n ea polis—
G lo u ce ste r—
106,600 2,042,213 100
250.000
Bankers Nat Bank.
Cape Aim Nat B k .
245
150,000
211,312 2,566,990 100
250
160
First National Bank 5.500,000 5,376,705 92,534,015 100
Gloucester Nat B k .
100,000
114,640 1,520,193 too
£120
249,504 10,583,574 100
500.000
HenneplnCoSav Bk
Qlouces 8 D T r C o .
200.000
250
255,732 c4,592,021 100
221
200.000
35,000 1,280,000 100 —
Marquette Nat Bk
•Sale price, b Sept 30 1924 * Ex-dividend, k Last sale, a New stock issued gIncludes trust deposits o D ec. 31 1924. e Includes savings
deposits.
dOct. 2 1924 I.Tune 30 1924 * Sept 14 1923 t Ex-rights, r April 6 1925. a Nominal, t Defalcation $70,000. e O ct. 10. 1924.
•Stock practically all held by Union Safe Deposit d Trust C o.
k
National B ank..
Metacomet Nat BL
Darfee Trust C o ___
Fall River T ru st. .




6,219,108
4,190,448
5,881,595
2,867,869

155

J une, 1925.]

B A N K S AN D TBUST COM PAN IES

M IN N BSO T A {C o n cl.) — N a t. banks A p r . 6; State institution / A p r . 6.
Surplu s A | Cross
C a p ita l.
P r o fits . I D e p o s its . Par
B id .
A sk.
M inneapolis (Co n .) $
S
1
$
Mercantile State Bk
253.000
66,706 2,060,775
MerchAMfrs St Bk
100.000
27,119 1,458,248
Metrop N at Bank.
244,185 9,057,854
500.000
Midland N at Bank 1.000,000
668,071 19,551,595
Minneapolis Tr C o . 1.000,000
959,141115,039,096
Nortbwest Nat B k . 4 .0 0 0 .
000
(72,686,818 81,645,071
Unlon State Bank.
100.000
73,736 1,837,852
Marquette Tr C o ._
200,000
60,405' 1,710,756
Minn L ’n & Tr C o . 1 .0 0 0 .
000
1,477,193 12,299,646

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Per
96

135
175
230

S t. Paul—
Per
American N at Bank
400.000
206,976^10,450,798 100 150
First National Bank 3 .0 0 0 .
3.611.442:57.440.176 100
000
Merchants’ Nat Bk 2 .0 0 0 .
2,216,069 44,306,412 100 225
000
Nat Exchange Bank
90
172,751 5,492,920 100
300.000
St Paul State B k _ .
90
53,513 1,485,098 100
100.000
Payne Ave State Bk
85
41,314 1,042,425 100
120,000
Stock Yards N at Bk
87,780 3,645,487 100 100
350.000
Twin Cities Nat Bk
44,387
823,727 100 100
200.000
Merch Tr A Sav Bk
500.000
r442,619 6,895,159 100
Central Trust C o .
44,452 2,081,188 100
90
200.000
Northwestern Trust 1,000,000
336,626 2,529,904 100
M ISSISSIPPI — N a tio n a l banks A p r . 6; State in s titu tio n s A p r . 6.
Jackson—
Per
Capital Nat Bank.
200,000
337,509 4,044,020 100
200 non
339 340 2,726 832 100
Jackson-State N Bk
115,737 2,297,944
200) 000
Merch Bk & T r C o .
250,000
516,048 7,081,224
Vicksburg—
t Per
Amer Bank <6 Tr Co
25,277 1,190,322
25
150.000
25
Citizens’ N at Bank
(754,021
369,450 10C 105
100,000
First N atlonal Bank
253,492 2,821,089 100 165
300,000
Merchants’ Nat Bk
302,258 1,910,652 10C 225
250,000
Nat City Sav Bk A
Trust C o ________
100,000
89,078 2,742,234 10C 210
N at Peop S Bk A Tr
100,000
151,066 2,214,284 100 215
M ISSO U R I— N a tion a l banks A p r . 6; State in stitu tion s
ia a s a « City City Bank of K C . .
100,0001
298,913 6,212,820
Columbia N at Bank
200.000
73,811 3,417,367
liberty Nat Bank.
184,756 6,443,247
500.000
Drovers’ Nat Bank 1,000,000
171,662 11,864,468
First National Bank 1,000,000 3,502,296 50,968,928
Gate City N at Bk
200 non
102,501 4,387,091
Interstate N at Bk
500,000 1,050,454 10,360,289
Linwood State B k .
19,897 1,044,403
100,000
Main St State Bk
50,415 1,855,377
100,000
Merchants’ Bank
90,725 2,852,530
200; 000
Metropolitan Bank.
109,262 3,211,300
100 000
Missouri Sav As Bk
100,000
150)000 4)302)813
Mutual Bank.
43,123 1,903,409
100,000
New E n g N B kA T r 1,000 000
523,354 16,572,908
Produce Exch Bank
m o non
120,696 2,129,071
Traders’ N at Bank.
126,626 5,295,488
200)000
Stock Yds Nat B k.
170,367 3,935,993
300,000
Onion State Bank.
55,524 1,636,438
150,000
Western Exch Bank
173,020 3,269,588
250,000
Westport Ave Bank
67,046 1,624,125
100)000
Commerce Tr C o .. 8.000,000 2,359,071 95,250,207
Federal Trust C o ..
46,466 2,414,004
200,000
Fidelity N Bk A Tr 2,000,000
750,138 28,630,181
Home Trust C o ____
128,492 6,330,035
300,000
Mercantile T r C o . .
131,170 2,364,470
200,000
Peoples Trust C o ..
88,595 6,436,480
800,000
'•'oneer Trust Co__
392,013 3,518,028
267,500
Fidelity 8avs Tr Co
236,917 5,067,757
250.000
Walton Trust C o ..
250,000 1,500,000
250,000
S t. Joseph—
313,083 8,925,374
American Nat Bank
200,000
173,027 4,545,819
Barnes N at B a n k ..
200,000
*m t National Bank
479,651 7,371,919
500,000
St Jos Stk Yds B k .
350,000 (7176,663 4,830,376
rootle-Lacv N B k .
228,011 7,835,380
200.000
Bartlett Trust C o ..
227,201 3,765,125
100,000
Buchanan Co T r Co
932,738
100,000
(73,519
Empire Trust C o ._
(755,135 2,407,348
200,000
First Trust C o ____
177,341 2,715,802
100,000
Missouri Val T r Co
100.000 (7103,233 1,736,471
S t. Louis—
Baden Bank______
0134,000 2,100,000
200.000
Boatmen’s Bank. . . 2.000,000 1,164,618 25,288,349
Bremen B a n k ____
841,000 6,116,000
200,000
317,929 4,529,479
Cass Avenue Bank
200.000
39,942
Cherokee N at. B k .
277,981
159,770
First National Bank 10.000,000 6,781,126 136779083
Franklin B a n k .. . 1.000,000
396,935 12,132,578
104,376 2,940,413
virand Ave B a n k ..
200,000
Internet Bank St L 1.000,000
261,550 8,472,865
Jefferson Bank____
241,741 4,258,215
200,000
Jeff-Gravols Bank.
159,976 4,051,631
200,000
Lafayette So Side Bk 1.000.000 1,128,703 23,229,385
Lowell B a n k _____
135,650 3,689,945
200,000
181,562 5,308,778
Manchester B a n k ..
500,000
Merch Laclede Nat 1,700,000 1,871,375 22,860,138
Missouri Nat Bank.
30,730 2,736,954
200,000
Nat Bank of Comm 10,000.000 4,173,306 75,432,561
National City Bank 1,000,000
360,419 15,198,119
S cru g gs. V andervoort Barney Bk
200.000
84,008 2,123,437
50,000 5,771,988
Sec. N . B . S.T r.C o.
250,000
174,246 3,535,744
south’n Com A Sav
200,00C
St Louis N at Bank.
49,658 2,187,790
200,000
State National Bank 2,000.000 1,145,618 18,556,629
Tower Grove Bank
142,305 7,306,654
400.000
60,000 1,538.958
Twelfth St N at Bk
300,000
Uulted States Bank 1.000.00U
563,518 9,401,545
W ater Tower Bank
97,090 1,351,792
200,000
American Trust Co 1,000.000
553,365 16,201,231
89,552 1,947,963
B’way Sav T r C o ..
200.000
102,444 1,708,666
Chouteau Trust Co
200,000
88,013 1,709,286
City Trust C o_____
200,000
41,137 1,691,737
200,000
flaaton-TaylorTrCo
VLrm A M er T r C o .
400,000
210,903 5,358,648
85,188 1,854,100
Laclede Trust C o ..
200,000
598,243 37,726,537
Liberty Cent T r Co 3,000,000
Mercantile Tr C o . . 3,000.000 7,581,185 67,032,317
Miss Vail Trust C o . 3.000,000 4,325,775 32,987,819
55,000 2,200,000
Mound City T r Co
200,000
200,000
76,485 2,944,999
Nor St Louis T r Co
500,000
848,998 8,559,874
Nortbwest’n T r Co
200,000
107,966 2,583,358
Javlngs Trust C o ..
200,000
112,427 2,666,118
loath Side T r Co .
100,000
78,291 1,351,335
Webster Groves Tr
Ht T, Trust r n
200.000
127,164 3,000,784

sh are.

105
175
142
180
240
200
200
sh are.

160
230
100
120
110
115
110
100

sh are.

650
200
350
100
125
200
170
700
123
150
300
200
220
154
20 i
190
196
100
168
170
350
150
260

100

200

100

450
95
135

25
165
225
210

100
Too”
700
210
400
105
180
131
325
225
210
200
201
115
173

270
200

Per sh are.

100
100
100
100
ion
100
100
100
100
too

350
175

1200
200

266

350

150
175
175

160
200
200

Per sh are.

100
100 143
100 420
100 260
100 *125
100 218
100 145
100 200
100 140
100 247
100 180
100 320
100 150
100 1 8 7 ^
100 270
100 140
100 145
122H
100
100
101
100
too
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
Too

157H
175
110
177
210
130
125
140
160
125
150
110
135
190
140
85
396
265
135
140
180
150
180
160
150

M O N TA N A — N a tio n a l banks Apr. 6; State in s titu tio n s A p r . 6 ;.
iSurplu* dk
C ross
C a p ita l. ! P r o fits .
A « i.
D e p o s its . P a r. B id .
i----------------B u tte—
Per share
$
%
i
*
First N atlonal Bank
694,876 10,762,731
300.000 !
Miners S BkATr Co
079,463 1,277,163
200.000
Metals Bk A Tr Co
0339,528 12,391,694 100
400.000
H elena—
American N at Bank
243,221 3,909,923 100
200.000
N at Bk of Montana
146,278 ! 2,828,500 100
250.000
Montana Tr A S Bk
122,512 1,876,554 100
150.000
Union Bk & Tr C o .
284,015 2,939,720 100
250.000
N EBR ASK A— N a tio n a l banks A p r A 6; State in stitu tio n s M a r . 31.
L incoln—
Per e h a r e .
Central Nat Bank.
1170
160,122 3,744,770 100
200,000
Clty National Bank
103,883 3,534,833 100
500.000
First National Bank
559,418 10,144,998 100
525.000
Nat Bk of Comm ’ce
300.000
254,939 5,338,584 100
135
Lincoln State Nat Bk
22,961 2,726,495 100
200.000
O m aha—
First National Bank 1.250.000
210
994,969 24,111,888 100 195
Live Stock N at B k .
75
95
96,680 4,588,893 100
650.000
Merchants’ N at Bk 1.000,000
668,095 12,080,765 100 140
Omaha Nat B a n k .. 1,000.000 1,152,898 28,175,313 100 250
300
Packers N at Bank.
200
109,474 4.946.180 100 175
200.000
Peters Nat Bank . .
150
200,000
101,078 2,445,510 100 130
Stock Yds Nat Bk.
175
687,042 9,258,216 100 150
750.000
State Bank________
195
153,305 6.576.181 100 180
300.000
17 S National Bank 1.100.000
200
781,832 19,549,536 100 185
N EW H AM PSH IRE — N a tio n a l Banks A p r . 6; State in s titu tio n s D e e . 3 1 .
P er

sh are.

A p r . 6.
Per sh ir e .

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10O
100
100

SC

145
275
225
150
190
160
195
150
147
125

185
120

132
150
135
155
125
155
150
95
398
275
145
190
190
175
160

Amoskeag Nat B k .
First Natlonal Bank
Merchants Nat B k .
N ashua—
City Guar Sav B k .
Nashua Trust C o ..
Second Nat of Nash
First N at Bank _ _

200,000
150,000
is o non
150.000

693,297
252,484
373 27fi
71,968

3,888,425
1,825,784
2 576,080
1,709,788

100
100
100
100

350
200
250
150

*200,000
mn non
200)000
150,000

50,000
297)592
253,245

3,208,309
a 170 4nn
4)357,827
3,605,767

100
100
100
100

170
200

100

0105,204 1,862,805
852,486
40 629
138.568
852.666
NEW JER SEV— N a tion a l Dank* A p r . 6; Mate in stitu tion s A p r . 6
Per
Asbury Park—
Asb Pk A Oc Gr Bk
400,000
630,639 5,855,374
Merchants N at B k .
64,505 1,779,740
100 000
184,529 2,599,880
Asbury Park T r Co
150 000
Seacoast Trust C o .
175.000
332,178 3,779,882
A tla n tic City—
Atl anticClty N at Bk
968,882 8,033,022 100
200,000
Boardwalk Nat B k.
763,962 2,221,219 100
400.000
Chelsea Nat Bank.
200,000
566,043 •5,302,422 100 500
Second Nat B a n k ..
216,800 4,413,000
250,000
Union N at B a n k ..
231,239 2,205,607 100
100 000
Atlantic Co Tr C o .
200,000
143,887 2)560,836 100
Atlantic S DA TrCo
300,000
588.416 5,795,704 100
Bankers Trust C o ..
138.463 1,844,898
100,000
Chelsea Safe D A Tr
100,000
94,200 1,541,080
Guarantee Trust Co
706,672 5,653,490 100 263
600.000
Equitable Trust Co
334,943 4,035,858
200 000
Marine Trust C o ..
434,534 4,694,121 100
200.000
B ayonne—
Bayonne Trust Co
0.300,227 7,308,205 100 215
300.000
50 120
528,973 9,389,851
Mechanics’ Tr C o ..
500.000
Bridgeton—
2,126,631 100 *415
Bridgeton Nat Bk.
100,000
299,009
Cumberland NatBk
698.698 2,695,405 100 550
150,000
Farm A Mer NatBk
185,165 1,339,317 100 235
150.000
Cumberland Tr Co
150,000
224,964 1,648,544 100 310
Per
Cam den—
Camden Nat Bank.
556,511 5,591,883 100 *400
100.000
100 *300 H
First N at State B k . 1,000.000 1,318,891 17,164,640
25 *122
Camden 8 D A T Co
500,000 1,327,862 11,792,497
Broadway Trust Co
385,929 4,725,060 100 *252
250,000
25 *106
488,173 3,409,701
Central Trust C o ..
100.000
114,075 1,889.628 100 *200
East End T r C o . .
100,000
Merchants’ Tr C o 199,803 3,509,838 100 *250
200,000
304,128 2,529,727 100 *250
Parkslde Trust Co.
200.000
Security Trust C o.
446,166 4,246,509 100 *500
100,000
588,664 3,521,781 100 *425
West Jersey Tr C o.
200,000
Ampere B a n k !____
East Orange Bank
Sav Inv A T ru st Co
Essex County TrCo
E lizabeth—
Ellzabethport B Co
National Btate B k.
Peoples N at Bank.
Cent Home Tr C o.
Elizabeth Trust Co
Union Co Trust Co
Hoboken—
First National Bank
Second Nat B a n k ..
Columbia Trust Co
Hoboken Trust C o .
Hudson Trust C o ..
Jefferson Trust C o .
Jersey Citv—
Bergen N at’l Bank.
Claremont Bank___
First National Bank
Franklin Nat Bank

120
255
190
210

150,000
100 000
i no.non

eh a r e.

*350

550
235
310
share

100,000
250,000
500,000
500,000

30,103 1,007,251
165,245 3,568,763
616.808 14,908,502
415,353 8,418,602

100
100
100
100

185
260
300

250,000
700,000
200,000
200,000
500.000
400,000

364,169 5,506,527
956,220 11,187,132
132,489 2,871,010
69,529 2,023,254
0299,000 3,350,000
668,670 11,291,031

100
50
100
100
100
100

225
120
160
150
175
400

500.000
700,000
100,000
200,000
1.000,000
400,000
600 000

1,140,761 11,595,942
266,594 7,091,224
98,652 1,678,597
266,083 4,990,963
1,858,039 30,751,670
305,566 6,709,654
518,171 8,082,875

25
100
100
100
100
100
100

95 J*
150
200
170
250
300
410
200
225
250

Per

78,077 1,874,495
250,000
379,325 8,744,720
200,000
1,000,000 1,676,084 13,750,152
200,000
81.446 1,640,253
202,086 4,873,115
250,000
Commercial Tr N J 2,000.000 2,451,827 42,635,550
349,223 6,961,354
Greenv Bk A Tr Co
200,000
600,000
614,460 5,578,009
Lincoln Trust C o ..
200.000
275,000 9,208,343
Mercantile Tr Co .
N J T Gu A T r C o. 1,300,000 01,164,637 24,650,132
Trust Co of N J ___ 2,500,000 2,407,012 49,173,161
Onion TrA Hudson
7so.non 1,125,833 18,721,442
Co Nat Bk ..
200,000
70,407 1,230,825
W est Bergen Tr Co
Long Branch—
100,000
248,000 2,100,000
Citizens’ Nat Bank
150,000
Long Branch Bkg Co
175,338 2,240,052
Morristown—
First National Bank
200,000
363,754 3,497,957
200,000
191,267 4,888,001
National Iron Bank
150,000
American Trust Co
123,013 1,682,499
800,000
938,124 8,325,756
Morristown Tr C o .
M t. H olly—
100.000
M t Holly Nat Bank
92,937
746,743

Per

Per

100 130
100 250
100 200
100 135
100 240
100 325
100 275
100 170
100 385
100 380
100 360
100
100

350
125

100
50

200
Per

100
50
100
100

38

shar<

sh are.

136
270

200
400

130
1325
220
share

1240
1100
1140
1230

25

share

P er

share

40

• Sale price
e Nominal quotations
k New stock.
* Ex-dividend.
y Capital to be increased.
n Including Fidelity Sav. A T r. stock *
ILast sale, r M ar. 20 1925. • Guaranty Fund, a Includes Minn. L . A T r. stock,
b Includes Minneapolis Trust Co
f Includes Merch~
T r. & Sav. Bank. 1 Approximate price
* Do no commercial banking. a March 31 1924. « Oct. 10 1924. g Dec. 31 1924.




60

N B W J E R S E Y — (Concluded)

C a p ita l.

M t.H o lly (C o n c l. )
Union N at B a n k ...
Farmers’ Trust Co.
M tH olly 8 D & T r.

Newark—

$

100,000
200,000
100,000

Surplu s
< t P rofits.
S

S
209,058
124,957
173,248

Cross
D e p o sits.

$
1,398,279
1,110,563
680,043

American N at Bank
500,000 1,001,135 14,776,275
Br’d A Market N B
200.000 554,294 8,460,715
Clt N Bk A Tr Co
200,000 el20,000
500,000
Lincoln N at Bank.
300,000
154,056 1,460,035
M ei A M fr’s N B . . 1,350,000 1,837,210 13,648,962
Mutual Bk of Rosev
200,000
209,787 2,159,408
NatNewarkAEssex
Banking C o_____ 2,500,000 1,501,617 32,474,419
National State Bk.
500,000 1,015,981 7,311,908
North W ard N at B
400,000
884,727 12,255,567
City Trust C o _____
3CC.000
372,581 4,506,688
Clinton Trust C o _.
426,709 7,425,695
400,000
Federal Trust C o .. 2.500,00c 1,653,203 21,387,039
Fidelity Union TrCc 5.250,000 4,821,875 73,681,333
Ironbound T r C o .
500,000
721,039 13,747,633
Liberty Trust C o .
200,000 e lll,2 7 3 2,561,968
Newark Trust C o .
200,001
99,847 2,096,951
So Side N B A T Co
200,000
e60,000
Spr’gf'ld Ave Tr Cc
200,000
394,520 7,403,957
vallsburg Trust Co
200,000
85,032 1,478,701
Washington Tr Co.
300,000
393,606 3,199,789
Weequanic Trust Co
200,000
157,851 2,853,121
West Side Trust Co
600,000
734,245 8,215,328
New Brunswick
Cltlx Nat Bk of N B
250,000
50,000 1,102,488
Nat Bank of N J .
500,000
944,199 12,893,699
284,344 3,676,938
People’s N at Bank.
200.000
100,000 elOl ,712 1,990,405
MlddlesexTGATCo
New Bnmsw Tr Co
300.000
354,019 5,101,071
North & W est
Hudson—
First Nat Bk.Town
of Union________
150,000
c59,118 3,468,012
100,000
1st N .B k .W e stN .Y .
156,740 3,483,980
Common’th Tr C o .
600,000
e592,131 6,732,022
Guttenberg B AT C o
100,000
146,895 3,903,847
Weehawken Tr C o .
600,000
el50,000 8,635,377
Highland Trust C o .
300,000
212,998 4,443,439
Passaic—
Merchants B a n k ..
100,000
124,178 1,865,724
PassalcN B k A T rC t 1 .5 0 0 ,00( 1,960,493 21,617,048
City Trust C o _____
200,000
235,288 4,285,312
Hobart Trust C o ..
330,712 3,721,329
100,O C
O
400.001
Peopled Bk A Tr Cc
887,353 8,032,803
Service Trust C o ..
400,000
e231,326 1,372,418
Paterson—
First National Bant
500,000
e850,847 7,586,606
Paterson N at Bank 1,200,000 1,054,768 13,461,692
Second Nat Bank.
75 0 ,00(
956,309 11,554,103
Nat Bank of Amer
500,000
336,379 3,577,104
Paterson Sav Inst.
1,000,000 e l ,703,185 22,151,234
500,000
690,617 8,956,485
Citizens’ Trust Co
386,046 3,115,517
Franklin Trust Co
150,O C
O
553,772 10,265,224
Hamilton Trust Cc
6 0 0 ,O C
O
U S Trust C o ____
350.00C 1,340,224 17,447,298
Plainfield—
City National Bank
150,00<
346,877 6,590,169
First National Banl
200,001
343,030 5,680,316
Plainfield Trust Cc
609,300
833,973 11,939,697
State Trust C o . . .
154,665 3,501,797
100.O C
O
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank
250,000
875,460 9,613,485
Capital City Tr Co.
150,000
139,765 1,099,311
Flrst National Bank
500,O C 1,124,041 14,311,544
O
Hanover Trust Co.
200,000
134,476 3,018,146
Mechanics’ N at Bk 1,000,000 1,602,601 17,044,839
Trenton Bank’g Cc
750.000 1,334,246 11,401,795
Colonial Trust Co.
100,000
156,691 3,393,032
Mercer Trust C o .
200, O C
O
490,918 6,262,979
750. O C 1,119,176 11,604,227
O
Trenton Trust C o .
Wilbur Trust Co
100.000
42,282 1,418,716

N B W Y O R K — (C on tin u ed )

Par

Bid
Per

50

135

100 120
100 135
100 400
100 400
100 160
100 200
100 305
100 175
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
50

305
300
450
325
310
410
420
500
160
250
125
400
160
300
260
475

50
50

•hare.

153
125
150

315
.........
315

320
425
430

Per sh are.

125
325
265
175
270

350
275
195

195
160
300
275
175
225
235
Pei snare.
260
225
450
320
Per

410
280

220

100 195
25 140
100 350
100 315
100 280
100 550
100
100
100
100 180
100 400
100 200
100 350
100 185
100
100
100
100

A sk.

320
sh are.

420
290
230

200
150
360
290
600

1200
1230
1225
185

255
175
225
275
225
155

1 B W Y O R K — N a tio n a l banks (.except N ew Y ork C ity) A p r . 6;
Staff in stitu tio n * M a r 25 1925
A lb an y—
Per share
Central Bank ___
77,000 2,245,000 100 160
100,000
180
verst N atlonai Bank
971,392 10,302,180 100 230
oou.uuc
245
550
Mech A Farm ers..
25 0 ,O C d l,216,379 3,201,228 100 500
O
NatCom rBkATrCo 1.250,000 3,201,053 33,737,570 100 360
375
N Y State N at B k. 1,250,000 2,095,606 42,436,078 100 235
250
Albany Trust C o ..
400.000
d686,204 13,539,150 100 230
240
re r *hare.
A uburn—
Cayuga Co N at Bk
200,000
361,660 3,405,614 100 ____i 210
Nat Bk of Auburn
. c 125
190,836 3,998,139 100
200,000
Auburn Trust C o ..
150.000
<1373,278 6,333,654 100 300
Per share.
Bingham ton—
Citizens Bank_____
78,414 2,243,830 100 120
150.000
130
City National Bank
450,482 6,454,852 100 275
200,000
300
First National Bank
400,000
511,891 8,814,575 100 210
220
475,884 7,592.871 100 160
500.000
People’s Trust Co .
170
P tr share.
Brooklyn— Stole B a n k A Tru st C o. retur ns date M a r 25
N a t. banks
A p r . 6.
Bank of Coney Isl’d
200.000
184,000 4,434,200 100 195
Bushwlck Nat Bank
200,000
97,500 1,956,600
First National Bank
500,000 1,147,400 15,839,200 100 450
Globe Exchange Bk
400,000
227,600 3,560,700
200
Qreenpolnt Nat Bk
200,000
438,900 3,593,000
50 225
Mechanics’ B a n k .. 2,000,000 2,949,418 44,345,168
Montauk Bank____
200,000
200,077 4,797,453 100 200
Municipal B a n k ...
400,000
398,100 16,563,500 100
Nassau N at B a n k .. 1,000,000 1,765,900 18,426,000 100 320
People’s N at Bank.
200,000
426,200 8,282,900 100 275
West End Bank___
200,000
rl92,000 4,602,500 100 170
Brooklyn Trust C o . 1,500,000 4,035,032 53,347,148 100 720
Kings Co Trust C o .
500,000 4,571,900 30,469,100 100 2200
2400
Manufact’rs’ T r Co 5,000.000 5,602,300 119441000 100 355
362
Midwood Trust Co
700.000
392,253 5,974,693 100 140
People’s Trust C o .. 1.800,000 4,219,236 60,094,877 100 710

B u ffa lo —

Liberty Bank_____ 2,000,000 2,974,503
Manuf A Trad Nat 2,000,000 2,607,097
People’s Bank____
1.000,000 1,128,706
550,000
393.866
Com -SoSide N Bk
Buffalo Trust C o .. 2,000,000 2,322,665
Fidelity Trust Co__ 1.000,000 1,900,287
Marine Trust C o .. 11,250,000 14,346,800

Elmira—

Merchants’ N at Bk
■*econd Nat Bank
nhamnnv Can T1Pn

[V ol. 120,

BANKS AND TBUST COMPANIES

250,000
400,000
«nn one

52,409,036 100
49,845,168 100
24,812,592 100
11,241,844 100
51,471,185 100
24,880,214 100
142168273 100
M a y 29 19 25
249,191 2,896,323 100
906,976 8,343,638 100
942,589 8.903,153 100

te r

320
280
269
225
390
315
290
t'ei

210
290
275

share

335
287
275
325
295
sh are.

C a p ita l.

S u rp lu s
dk P r o fits .

C ross
D e p o s its .

righte.




Bid

A sk

o f banks and trust co m p a n te s in N ew Y ork Ci ty an d B roc k l y n
m ay bs fo u n d in ou r “ R y.
and I n d .” S ec., page 2 2 4 .
Per share
$
S
$

Amalg Bk of N Y .
Am Exch Nat Bank
Amer Union Bank
Bank of America.
Bank of Europe
Bank of Mantiat Co
Bank of U S ______
Bk of Wash Heights
Berardini State Bk
Bowery Bank____
Broadway Cent Bk
Bronx Borough Bk
Bronx N at Bank.
Bryant Park Bank
Capitol Nat Bank
Chase Nat B a n k ..
Cent Mercantile Bk
Chatham A Pbenis
Nat Bk A T rC o .
Chelsea Exch Bank
Chemical Nat Bank
Coal A Iron Nat Bk
Colonial Bank____
Commonwealth Bk
Continental Bank
Corn Exchange Bk.
Cosmopolitan Bank
East River N at Bk
Federa’n Bk of N Y
Fifth Avenue Bank
Fifth National Bk.
First Natlonai Bank
Garfield Nat Bank
Gotham Nat Bank

136,500 (75,092,600
200,000
a.ooo!ooo 8,383,400 103906000
279,400 175,078,900
794,700
6,500,000 5,243,158 92,035,000
435,242 £(9,130,346
450 000
10.000.000 14,303,751 148546 000
3,000,000 1,470,239 g 56429775
512,700 8,573,000
200,000
g 752,226
791,901
150 000
906,146 4", 778,000
250,000
151,132 05,936,520
300,000
585,900 06,310,600
150.000
222,800 <16,222,600
300,000
210,100 02,182,322
200,000
816,500 <119931700
2 ,000,000
2 0 ,000,000 26,015,000 379611000
978,800 012490367
1.500,000

13,500,001
1,500.000
4,500,000
1,500,000
1 ,200,000
600,000
1 ,000,000
10,000,000
400,000
1::t> 000
2,500!000
250,000
500,000
1 ,200,000
10,000,000
800 000
1,000,000
1,500,000
1 ,nnn nnr
1,000!000
1 ,000,000
5,000,000
1 ,000,000
250,000
250,000
1,500,000
200,000
200,000

12,548,400
443,700
17,228,200
1,424,800
2,447,929
1,047,051
1,066,200
13,995,506
146,300
28,400
1,963,000
277,629
3,016,901
1,446,200
68,011,300
447,000
1,657!600
502,400
1,736,300
2 !486!i66
356,100
23,827,100
1,796,700
205,632
88,600
613,000
76,736
47,827

207992 000
015618 500
119679 000
18,817,000
29,174,000
12,938,000
7,058,000
211357000
07,620,500
01,187,500
34,434,000
08,245,017
24,346,000
18,936,000
225248 000
<24,026,000
16,628,000
<217 201300
9,608,000
23,223,000
<28,302,000
104581000
<236749300
03,345,476
<21,122,500
<27,658,400
02,652,555
01,802,578

100 400
100 140 . 150
302
100 298
100
178
50 173
206
100 200
100 300
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

700
200
500
150
160
190
427
268

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

310
187
650
276
500
300
220
480
155

100

254

200
430
278
320
195
660
290
310
230
500
265

100 2000
100 i300
100 2450

315
2550

100 340
100 170
100
100 410
100 175
100 980
100 480

430
185
1010
500

Greenwich B ank. .
Hamilton Nat Bk
Hanover N at Bank
Harrlman N at Bk
Internat Union Bk
Lebanon Nat Bank
Liberty Nat Bank
Longacre Bank
Madison State B k .
Meehan A Metals
National B a n k .. 10,000,000 16,383,100 175729000 100 407
772,400 0 I6 182 138 100 415
500 000
N at American B k .
577,200 d 7 , 375,800 100 165
i , 6 6 6 !666
307,900 9,331,000
25 155
N at Butch A Drov
1 ,000,000
N at Bk of Comm’ct 25,000,000 39,979,600 316629000 100 353
National City Bank 50,000,000 61,227,847 719706000 100 458
Nat Park B a n k ..
10,000,000 23,786,900 144320000 100 470
355,084 011845799 100 205
New Netherland Bk
600,00c
1 000 000 1,710,104 34,227,000 100 300
Penn Exchange Bk
35,700 01,773.900 100 117
200,000
100 O fi
O
63,700 02,346,700 100
Public N at B ank.
4 ,6 6 6 ’ 66 c 6,421,100 5104531400 100 475
,
Seaboard Nat Bank 5,000,000 8,263,292 109173000 100 505
Seventh Ave N atBk
50,300 <24,177,200 100 120
400,000
Standard B a n k ..
176,900 04,518,400 100 300
200,000
State Bank .
3.500,000 5,396,089 98,616,000 100 450
Trade Bank of N Y
144
238,078 02,081,771
o500,000
185
United Nat B kinN Y 1 ,000,000
530,100 512058600
Yorkville Bank____
/ 200.000 1,394,014 036064622 100 1300
1925.
T rust C o. re tu rn s da te M a r . 25
3 000 O O 2,003,235 41,143,791 100
O
1 ,000,000
551,913 8,858,062
Banca Com It Tr Co 1,000,000
500,773 6,647,621
Bk of N Y A Tr Co
12,448,207 93,388,042 100 590
4.000,000
Bankers Trust Co
20.000.000 28,131,650 373515352 100 480
Bronx Co’ty Tr Co
288,200 8,491,100 100 195
750,000
Br’hood Locomo’ve
276,900 5,102,300
500,000
Central U nlon T r Co 12,500,000 25,528,900 216530200 100 780
3,634,143 66,360,795 100 308
Empire Trust Co
4,000,000
Equitable Trust Co 23,000.000 12,201,427 341767988 100 260
Farmers L A Tr Co 1 0 ,000.000 17,674,240 146334454 100 485
Fidelity Inter Tr Co 2 .000,000 2,171,400 21,287,200 Jl 0 238
Fulton Trust C o . . . 1,000,000 1,183,200 12,109,000 100 305
Guaranty Trust Co 25,000,000 19,559,461 526349821 100 321
Irving Bk Col T r . 17,500,000 12,536,700 333847800 100 250
Italian Discount <
1
550,200 8,231,600 100
1 000 000
3 non nnn 3,031,877 17,876,372 100
Metropolitan Tr Co 2 !ooo!ooo 4,129,850 48,803,080 100 445
New York Trust Co 10,000,000 19,292,200 204859100 100 430
Title Guar A Tr Co 10,000,000 16,501,000 44,632,500 100 560
Trust Co of N A
231,800 1,472,100
500,000
U S M tge A Tr C o. 3,000,000 4,569,512 58,673,756 100 342
U S T r C o o f N Y _ . 2 ,000.000 18,184,900 59,801,300 100 1610
J a m a ica , L . I .—
315,937 7,456,213 100
200.000
Per
Rochester—
Lincoln-Alllance Bk 2 ,000,000 3,052,158 44,035,992 100 290
652,242 12,859,634 100 215
Merchants’ B ank ..
500,000
402,689 16,568,712 100 110
Nat Bk of Roch . 1 ,200,000
554,903 15,672,209 100 235
Central Trust C o .
600,000
771,061 13,752,898 100 310
Genesee Vail Tr Co
400,000
Roch Tr A S D Co. 1.000,000 e l ,744,801 38,284,831 100 340
Security Trust Co
300.000 1,623,921 28,560,766 100 700
Union Trust Co
944,713 27,147,561 100 165
1.500,000
S chenectady—
136,000 3,805,000
47
25
Mohawk Nat Bank
200,000
350
811,000 10,032,000
Union Nat Bank . .
300,000
240
378,000 8,451,000
Citizens Trust C o .
300,000
400
Schenectady Tr Co
400,000 1,024,000 15,494,000
Per
Syracuse—
City Bank Trust Co 2,500,000 1,294,369 26,278,189 100 185
125,181 2,998,186 100 152
Liberty Nat Bank.
300,000
396,950 5,773,967 100 200
300.000
Merchants' N at Bk
466,670 5,933,888 100 220
Salt Springs N at Bk
800,000
277,905 3,309,872 100 155
300,000
Third Nat B a n k ...
First Tr A Dep Co
2,500,000 1,922,698 44,330,239 100 230
1,500,00C 1,234,979 33,723,164 100 225
Syracuse Trust Co

•Saleprice.
6 Paid In.
^Capital increased,
x Ex-divldend.
oMarch 25 1925. eDec. 31 1924. I Last Bale.
y Ex-rights.
rSept. 29 1924
r Includes foreign branch deposits
u Book value.
s In process of liquidation,
/M erged on April 1 with Manufacturers’ Trust Co.
a N o v . 15 1924.

■took

Par

New York City — D e p o sits N . Y . City banks are repo rted ne and
are o f date M a y 29 1925. S u rp lu s an d p ro fits ar e o f date A p r . 6
’ 25 f o r N a tio n a l and M a r . 25 ’25 f o r Stat e banks. A dies dend re e o n

180

411

356
462
475
220
125
490
515
125
150
195

610
485
205
800
262
500
______
326
255

450
435
570
355
1650
share

296
220
120
250
350
175
50
375
260
425
sh are

190
157
210
221
235
230

A New stock, t New
d A pr. 61925.
»Ex-

J une, 1925.]

BANKS AND TRUST COM PANIES
NEW Y O R K (C o n clu d e d ).
Capital.

Surplu s A
P r o fits .

C ross
D e p o sits.

O H IO — (C o n c lu d e d ).
Par

A sk.

B id.

C a p ita l.

T ro y —
Manufac’rs N at Bk
National City Bank
N at St Bk of Troy.
UnionNat B a n k ...
United Nat B a n k ..
Troy Trust C o____
u tlca—
*<rtrt N at Bk A Tr.
Oneida Nat B a n k .,
utlca City Nat Bk.
Citizens’ Trust C o.
Oneida Co Trust Co
Utica T r A Dep C o .

W atertow n—

CltyNatlonal Bant
Jefferson Co N at Bk
Watertown N at Bk
North’n N Y Tr Co
W estchester Co
M I. V ernon — 1st N .
M t Vernon Tr Co
0 s v Rochelle —
Nat City B a n k ..
North Ave Bank.
Huguenot Tr Co.
N Rochelle Tr Co
sein in g — 1st N a t.
Ossining N at B k.
f e e kskill —
Westches Co Nat
f l easantville —
M t Pleasant Bk
f » r t Chester — 1st N
B k. & T r. C o . . .
Mutual Trust Co
Bye— Rye Nat Bk . .
T arrytow n N at Bk.
W h ite P la in s —
Citizens Bank___
WestTitle&Tr Co
County Trust Co
Yonlcere — First Nal
Yonkers N at Bk
A Trust C o . . .
Westches’r Tr Co
Yonkers Trust Cc

P er share

5
1 ,000.000
300,000
250.000
300.000
240.000
200.000

S
$
1,428,914 27,883,478
e484,880 6,704,382
492,845 4,713,178
412,676 £6,613,479
475,052 1,040,010
191,070 3,958,837

100
100
100
50
100
100

375
180
250
65
300
140

1,250,000
600,000
1, 000.000
1 ,000.000
250.000
1 . 000.000

1,948,810 13,422,933
1,094,095 5,014,278
336,714 5,025,201
1,224,260 18,371,278
n517,217 3,557,225
n933,903 14,773,154

100
100
100
100
100
100

275
240
100
240

285
245
105
245

265

270

400
200
260
70
310
150

Per sh are.

p rice s

N om .

1,558,775
4,585,998
4,146,294
8,643,136

100 _____ 1
100 273
100 225
100 325

200.000
500,000
200,000
400.000

55,233
541,766
240,262
904,937

200.000
500.000

756,923 9,426,870
636,319 14,320,395

400.000
150.000
250,000
200,000
100,000
100,000

399,584 11,281,743
84,006 2,117,502
nl76,218 4,281,806
508,202 7,923,437
965,060
173,330
172,243 2,247,966

100
100
100
100
100
100

125
285
235
350

100
100

Per sh are.

100.000

499,172

100.000

n l57,896

200,000
300,000
100,000
100.000

246,760 5,246,789
n209,367 4,081,408
<158,234 2,672,292
233,621 1,871,340

100
100
100
100

6,806,689

145

140

50

2,518,810 —

250,000
600,000
200,000
300,000

350,680
916,712
489,418
519,638

6,528,502
3,793,172
8,948,833
9,031,595

175,252
n763,812
nl24,532

5,545,037
9,577,780
5,337,755

100
100

C h a rlo tt

Durham —

Citizens’ Nat Bank
Fidelity Bank_____
First National Bank
Home Savings Bank

375,000
500,000
300,000
200,000
200.000
1 .200,000
l.ooo.ooo;
100,000
100.000
600.000
100,000
100.000

Qreensboro—
Atlantic B k & T r Co 1,250,000
Qreensboro Bk A Tr
400.000
► Raleigh—
Citizens Nat Bank.
300,000
Oomm’l Nat Bank.
600,000
Raleigh Bkg A Tr Co
100.000
W ilm in gton—
Murchison Nat B k . 1 ,000,000
People’s Sav Bank.
05.000
Wllm Sav A Tr C o.
300.000
W inston-Salem
People’s Nat Bank.
150,000
Wachovia Bk A T r. 2,175,000

—

Per sh are.

10C 230
10C 230
100 270
100 310
100 290
100 154
100 182

300
155
185

<125,4271
858,223
554,804
90,000
139,738

1,781,524
6,199,373
5,360,557
1,200,000
1,731,585

100
25
100
25
50

180
215
180
48
105

185
50
110

792,950
<233,439

7,526,060
3,231,334

100
100

188
155

168
160

100
100
100

165
130
195

100
25
50

198
105
175

<39,500 1,700,000
1,486,768 36,911,379

240

185

Per

sh are.

175
135
210

Per

sh are.

200
125
185

100
100 ______

1200

■ O R T H D A K O TA — N a t. banks A p r . 6; State in s titu tio n s D e c . 31.
Pargo—
I akota N at Bank.
Pargo National B k .
First National Bank
Merchants Nat B k .
fecurity Nat Bank.
B orthern Trust C o.

P«7~share
lao.ooo
50.000
300.000

100.000
100.000
100.000

78,262
65,197
282,368
147,268
44,072
55,432,

1,540,931
854,656
7,110,113
2,190,576
1,590,761
818,925

100
100
100

1 ,000,000
250,000
500.000
200,000
500.000
100,000
200,000
1.500,000

3,940,579
5,336,898
9,580,957

100,916
240,358
1,188,816

400,000
500.000

1,262,828 7,770,530
505,347 13,175,569

sh are.

290
200
165
95
175
250

Per sh are.

200,000
150!000
2 ,000,000
100,000
350,000
50,000
6 ,000,000
500,000
100,000
400,000
3.000,000
200,000
1,500,000
1 ,000,000
250,000
100.000
250,000
1.000.000
2 ,000.000
I.OOO. 000

102,832 3,083,022
230,208 3,505,921 100
2,424,499 12,918,390 100
10
287,460 2,547,228
300,186 7,035,628 100
661,956 100
58,613
5,673,037 39,518,176 100
1,131,703 7,313,016 100
50
248,719 2,444,057
457,569 7,643,927 100
2,620,375 42,906,369 100
297,967 4,474,044 100
10
1,842,396 27,815,963
936,492 8,270,545 100
320,978 4,496,882 100
895,312 100
195,626
_
116,981 2,573,652 _
1,372,021 15,051,288 100
2,670,431 18,686,726 100
3,950.460 34.169,551 —

100,000

1.500.000

100,000

3,485,543

755,685 24,611,028
3,281,823 47,139,717
279,383 2,643,236
526,115 8,286,496
869,809 22,892,076
1,055,498 20,083,169
801,132 24,604,218
e979,814 20,624,454
5,121,669 202721,734
5,251,068 108677,421
270,186 3,493,596
428,466 13,512,806
e763,243 3,267,969
13,062,114 256823 643

City National Bank
Dayton Nat Bank
Merchants’ Nat Bk
A Trust C o____
Third Nat Bank &
Trust C o _______
Winters Nat Bank
City Tr & Sav Bank
D ayton Sav & T Co

431,424
267,425

6,380,856
3,469,502

197,881

3,843,567

421,960 3,984,257
536,409 8,292,654
140,283 5,414,247
819,978 16,001,002

200.000

Com Sav B < Tr Co
fe
Dime S Bk < Tr Co
fe
300.000
First National Bank
Com Guard Tr A Sa v
Home Bank A Tr Co 1,000,000
Mer Sav Bk < Tr Co
fe
150.000
Ohio S Bk & Tr C o . 1.000,000
Peoples State S B k .
150.000
Secur S B A Tr C o 600.000
Spitzer-R T A S Bk
300.000
Toledo Trust C o___ 5.000,000
Union Tr < Sav Bk
fe
250.000
150.000
600.000
500.000
2.500.000
2.500.000

1,000,000
150.000
200.000
100,000

390
525
235
210
45
150
160
298
280
140
155
290
250
30
165
225
225
125
270
210
. ...

ill.

P er sh are.

100 330
100
100 287
100
100 242)4 275
100 161
163
too 168
170
100 223
100
260
100 250
260
252
100 225
230
166
190)4
100 158
200
100 206
208
100
100 155
100 300
100 108
100 200
100 300
100 300
100 260
100 340
100 330
270
370

100
100

446,855
388,744
1,539,027
1,162,544
490,000
378,247
2,264,919
•91,678
733,350
405,196
3,389,167
416,083

12,312,491
8,518,300
10,762,647
22,771,558
8,640,000
2,459,874
33,522,888
2,250,653
10,062,679
3,082,163
29,652,282
1,668,124

8,200
800,000
820,537 9,962,206
756,293 7,034,140
2,155,283 16,776,540
2,219,982 15,288,050
468,004 4,584,121j
161,347 2,143,528
34,008
729,718
54,558
844,776
1

zl59
310
111
j310

270
375
350
295
375

P er shart

100 t»250
100 160

255
170

100

150

155

100
100
100
100

185
140

95
50

250

260

Per share.

100
50
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

290
218
336
175
150
320
325
169
218
220
165
245

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

80
225
220
203
198
170
125
110
122

Y o u n g sto w n —
Central Bank Co .
City Tr < Sav Bank
fc
Commer’l Nat B k .
Dollar Sav < Tr Co
fc
First National Bank
Mahoning Nat B k .
Mahoning Sav A Tr
Second Nat B a n k ..
South Side Sav Bk .

B id .

P er shars.

38,943 1,269,364
755,597 22,772,631
600,596 6,033,171
<70,094 2,916,201
112,044 1,192,668
1,047,819 9,497,299
100,000 1,821,000
1,525,143 21,924,246
262,285 3,163,620
727,097 5,418,467
30,637 1.172.277
623,312 8,907,998
2,272,036 19,238,167

P er share.

92
235
207)4
202
175
120
129

OKLAHOMA — N a tio n a l banks A p r . 6; State in s titu tio n s .
1

G u th rie—
First N ational Bank
First State B ank.
Security State Bank

100,000
50,000
25,000

82,361
14,992
3,374

100,000
50,000
100,000

19,613
11,987
31,500

250,000
500,000
200,000

195,839
179,698
54,857

1 ,000,000
200,000
300.000
1 ,000.000
600.000
250,000
500.000
500.000

381,697
62,257
67,046
355,637
157,352
33,281
398,386
110,695

1 .000.000
2 .000,000
1 .000.000
200,000
250,000
500,000

10C
100
100

i
P er
2,063,5541 100
339,705 100
Clo
1,630,951) 100 ............
1
Per
4,457,269 100 200
6,346,906 100 300
2,996,8271 100 125

M cA lester—
American N at Bank
City National Bank
First N at B of M cA

P er sh are.

445.781 9.437.795 100
601,527 34,700,050 100
232.344 18.476.277 100
100,767 3,993,829 ____
62,964 4,387,795 ____
228,475 4,652,942 . . .

3,167,972
1,237,970
360,073

O klah om a C ity
American N at Bank
Farmers’ N at Bank
Fidelity N at Bank.
First N at Bank____
Liberty N at Bank.
Oklahoma Nat B k .
Security Nat Bank.
Tradesmens Nat Bk

17,917,748!
3,991,602
4,832,418
18,526,924
7,434,287)
2,884,420
10,803,477
5,293,392

250
220
50
105
175
310
300
175
170
300
300
37 H
180
230
150
300
217
.. ..

Central Nat Bank.
Exchange Nat Bank
First Nat Bank____
Nat Bk of Com ’erce
Producers Nat B k .
Security Nat Bank.

sh ars.

sed
shars.

225
325
175

Per share

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

200
175
200
250
200
200
225

250
250

O R E G O N — N a tio n a l banks A p r . 6; State in s titu tio n s A p r . 6 .
P ortland —
G W Bates & C o ..
Can Bk of Com ’ce
Citizens Bank____
First National Bank
Hibernia C < Sav B
fc
Ladd A Til ton B k . .
Live Stock State Bk
N ’westem Nat B k .
Peninsula N at Bank
Portland N at’ l B k .
United States N Bk
West Coast N at Bk
Security Sav A T r .
Lbrmen’BTr C o . Bk

P er s t a r s .

XOO,000
300.000

200.000
2.500.000

200.000
1.000,000
100.000
2.000,000
200.000
200,000
1.800.000
300.000
500.000
500.000

19,970
127,760
54,157
1,176,464
215,897
1,716,588
733
477,886
56,706
34,980
2,274,536
108,590
435,683
59,321

1,277,448
3,485,787
3,205,269
34,859,211
6,449,850
23,055,930
520,009
18,891,029
2,106,703
1,849,963
35,692,263
3,158,737
4,233,303
2,148,765

• Sale price, a Includes City Trust & Savings Bank. 6 Sept. 29 1924. ANew stock, k Capital to be increased,
dividend. I Last sale, d Sold with First National Bank, e June 30 1924.
e Includes Oneida County Trust Co.
t Includes Union Savings Bank A Trust,
t Dec. 31 1925. n M ar. 25 1925. o Oct. 10 1924.




P a r.

$

T u lsa —

10C 150
10C 200
10C 325
100
100

100,000
1.500.000
300.000
500.000
50,000
600.000

$
248,691

M uskogee—

I
Per
1
1
631,980 14,708,907 100 A225
298,563 5,219,566 10( 175
610,091 8,420,701 lOt 250
238,242 3,143,691 10( 180
C 160
668,521 8,529,09S IO
450,172 lot
90
28,415
170,947 4,027,202 lot 160
1,969,025 27,579,517 10C 240

200.000
500.000
500,000

C olu m bu s—
Brunson Sav Bank
Citizens’ Tr < Sav
fc
City National Bank
Columbus Nat B k .
Columbus Sav Bk
Commer’l Nat B k .
Fifth Ave Sav Bank
Huntington Nat Bk
Market Exch Bank
Nat Bk of Com’ce.
Northern Sav Bk Co
First Nat Bank____
Ohio National Bank

Commercial Nat Bk
First National Bank
Muskogee SecNatB

OHIO — N a tion a l banks A p r . 6; State in stitu tion s M a r . 30
A k ro n —
Central Sav A T r ..
Commercial S < Tr
fc
Depositors Sav A Tr
Dime Savings Bank
Ohio State Bk A Tr
Standard Sav Bank
Firestone PkTrA SB
First Trust & S B k.
C a n ton —
C»nt Sav B A T C o .
Dime Savings Bank
First National Bank
C in cin n ati—
Atlas Nat Bank___
Brighton B k& T r Co
Brotherhood of Ry
Clerks Nat Bk
Cinn Bk A Tr C o ..
Cltzns’ N Bk& TrCo
Columbia B < S Co
fc
Cosmop Bk & Tr Co
East End Bank . . .
First National Bank
Lincoln N at Bank.
North Side B a n k ..
Pearl Market Bank
5th-3rd Nat B k ____
People’s Bk A 8 v Co
Prov S Bk A Tr Co
Second N at B ank. .
SoOhioSBk&TrCoStock Yards B k _ . .
Wash Bk A Sav Co
Western Bk A Tr Co
Fourth A Cen Tr Co
Union Trust Co . .

Amer Sav Bank Co
Broth’d of Loc Eng
Co-Oper N at B k . 1,000
Cent N B.S A Tr Co 1,800
Clev Sav A Loan Co
250
Lorain St Sav A T r .
400
Midland Bank____ 2,000
National City Bank 2,000
Pearl St S A T C o .. 1.500
United Bk A Tr C o . 1.500
Cleveland Trust Co 8,000
Guardian Trust Co 4.000
Lake Erie Trust Co 1,000, 000
State Bkg A Tr Co
750,
Union Sav A L Co
900
Union Trust C o ___ 22.250

C ross
D e p o s its .

T o le d o —

325

|
1
521,743 4,475,772
671,580 2,789,8661
763,530, 1,641,843!
517,8111 2,510,3971
336,880 2,916,216
867,298 14,238,920
<775,729 4,843,762

I
212,757 5,033,038
216,4531 7,555,311
156,699; 1,725,600
1
I
1,193,455 11,814,877
186,286 2,089,144
600,295, 4,102,379

C leveland—

S u rp lu s A
P r o fits .

D a y ton —
185

100
100
100
50

200.000
300,000
350,000

............ —

flO R T H C A R OLIN A — N a t. banks A p r . 6 ; State in s titu tio n s A p r . 6 .
Charlotte Nat Bank
Commercial N at Bk
First National Bank
Mer A Farm N B k .
Onion Nat Bank___
American Trust Co
Independ’ce Tr C o .

61

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

200
170
205
175
300

210
185
215
190
350
135
150
140
175
375
185

135
130
150
325
170
d _____
125
...........

• Amount paid in. a E xt Includes trust deposits.

P E N N S Y L V A N IA — N a t. b ts -

t . P h i l a .) A p r . 6; State i n t i . A p r . 9.

Capital.

Oros*
D e p o s it 1 .

$
1,193,432
1,285,856
60,124
1,114,159
228,464
306,595
753,275
218,167

$
7,855,261
6,187,203
1,310,270
5,724,466
2,115,276
2,758,446
4,579,326
2,327,716

100 250
100 590
50 140
100 680
90
30
25 120
50 360
94
50

150.000
100,000
188,900
250.000
243,800
162.962

Altoona—

T int National Bank
Second Nat Bank—
Union B ank.
Altoona Trust C o . .
Central Trust C o _ .
Mountain C ’y T Co

S u rp lu s
A P ro fit* .

$
1.000,000
400.000
50,000
300,000
225.000
250,000
600,000
300,000

A llen tow n —
Allentown N at Bk_
Merchants N at B k .
Ridge Avenue Bank
Second N at B ank. .
Allentown Trust Co
Citizens Trust Co__
Lehigh Vail T r C o .
•enn Trust C o ------

481,107
520,566
200,737
582,080
(291,494
245,760

3,540,839
3,202,016
1,951,967
2,316,993
1,903,188
2,098,798

100
100
100
100
100
30

Par.

B id .

P E N N S Y L V A N IA — (C o n clu d e d ).

P er sh are.

Per
d ____ l
d ____ l
. . . .1

275
610
155
700
94
130
380
98
«Aar«.
300
500
200

275
d ____ l 210

57

60

175

125,000
300,000
300,000
200,000
500.000
170,300
500,000
200.000

158,458 1,549,847
1,265,412 8,498,051
657,859 6,996,277
308,033 4,224,803
1,135,607 10,566,300
78,945 1^555,176
1,032,275 7,403,504
'673,360 5,370,449

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

.......... 1
*400
_____ l
_____ i
250
.......... 1
..........I
.......... 1

200.000
800,000
400;000
125,000
750,200
300,000
400,000
286,010
250.000

73,699 1,727,416
705,833 3,893,778
712,858 3,551,596
e96,292 1,090,862
1,768,853 8,149,551
'565,111 4,518,981
834,763 3,668,910
(165,333 1,343,009
237j582 2,805,093

50
25
25
50
100
100
100
10
100

..........(
.......... 1
.......... 1
.......... 1
..........1
.......... 1
.......... 1
.......... 1
.......... 1

Union Trust C o ...

200,000
200,000
300,000
263,125
225^000
300.000
250,000
200 000
4001000
300,000

721,784
344,459
682,491
112,901
1,168,571
176,223
1,589^399
(553,000
828,773
264,342

4,391,770
3,374,423
3,607,122
1,640,865
6,953,310
1,209,274
8,343,670
3,700,000
5,094,998
3,275,194

100
100
50
25
50
100
50
50
50
100

.......... 1 455
.......... 1 290)4
..........( 158
49 J*
.......... 1 361)4
.......... ( 177)4
_____( 452
..........1 200
.........1 240
_____ ( 207

Philadelphia—

D e p o sit* o f

American Bk A Tr.

300,000
5.000.000
250,000
375,000
300,000
1,250,000
2,200,000

Marine N at B a n k ..
Cent T r A Title Co.
t rle Trust C o ------lecu r Sav A T r Co.

rtarrlsburg—

215
205
130
325
337)4

P er sh are.

Security Trust Co
Union Trust C o ..

Lancaster—

Per

■ |ULU1 A* u/ ww»

Farmers’ Trust C o .

rcu yic d j-iuos v/w -.

N a tio n a l

banks date

June

,

399,729
6,019,851
161,329
363,605
892,013
5,317,911
6,214,950

3,699,959
52,345,165
2,378,452
o5,500,809
6,734,000
35,720,000
60,426,000

175
72
172
85)4
425
280
325
16
155
sh are.

1 192 5.
Per

50
inni..........t
50 ..........i
50 ..........J
100 _____ (
100 _____ (
100 _____ 1

sh are.

72J4
297 y s
(75
201
400
575
495)4

214,741 (2,599,397 100 ..........J 160
600 000
50 ..........J 100
125,000
129,355 1,040,501
275 000 1,752,657 6,333,000 100 _____ 1 852
t 1 600 000 3^620,458 41,654,000 100 _____ l 324
£ 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 9^389,597 68,333,000 100 _____ ( 402
2 000,000 5,887,592 63,426,000 100 ____ 1 566
2 ,000.000 8j714|668 71,798,000 100 _____ ( 607
50 _____ ( 156M
870,045 6,496,000
350,000
993,334 (5,916,196 100 _____ 1 621
200 000
1,000.000 2,8931474 20,518,000 100 _____ ( 321
flOO 000
553,071 (7,984,033 100 _____ 1 179
50 _____ ( 325
l
200,000 1,212^692 (8,425,547
ftO 000
O
273,672 (3,338,514 100 _____ 1 165
250i000 2,135^433 9,481,000 100 ____ 1 880
731,071 8,095,000 100 _____ 1 266
400,000
£
200,000 1,250,561 6,859,000 10(1 _____ i 615
68,779 (2,872,104 100 _____ l 112
300,000
50 _____ J 173
250^000
329,627 5,724,869
1 135)4
50
ftO 000
O
379,949 4,460,713
/ 500)4
to 11
1 1 OUUUOl u n . 1 000*000 3,558,507 14,334,000 100
50 _____ 100)4
. i |ooo|ooo
386,672 17,051,940
Peoples Bk A T r C o
Philadelphia N at Bl-£ 5,000,000 11,972,115 117923000 100 .......... 420
i 216
ftO 000
O
868,600 5,492,000 100
Quaker City N at Bl
280!000 1,168,004 (10187,175 100 .......... 515
Second N at Bank.
636,395 6,644,000 100 ..........1 235)4
300,000
Sixth N at B a n k ..
500.000 1,067,682 11,028,000 100 ..........i 342
246,491 2,141,000 100 .......... 1 175
£
200.000
1 261
flOO 000
768,745 6,833,000 10c
400 000
487,448 5,102,000 100 .......... 170
Textlle Nat B ank.
Third Nat B a n k ... 1 000,000 1,517,938 10,510,000 100 .......... 295)4
c 1 000 000 2,854,016 17,868,000 100 .......... 313
237
\ 000 000 1,343,476 18,457,000 100 __ .
75
50 _____
U 8 3 J 5 8 3,113,894
250,000
. 1 ,000,000 1,184,323 3,689,691 too .......... 311
5C
83)4
187,655 2,734,149
187,500
70 X
50
264^420 2,029,640
500,000
50 . _ i 155
760 000 1,324,983 12,447,395
son ooo
295,128 4,191,946 100
151)4
Chelten Trust C o ..
156
50 _ _
nonlooo
7 2 4 4 3 5 10,889,503
Colonial Trust C o ..
n
400 000
821,599 6,251,513 100 .......... 318
r 1,476,325 3,739,483 10,778,451 100 .......... 425
, 220
1 non ooo 1,801,745 15,548,670
50 . .
45
50 ..........
133,079 1,558,576
0
227,670
5C _ . . . 150
451,162 5,363,797
300.000
200,000
357.42C 5,409,974 10C .......... 175
554)4
0 200 O O 17,909,818 53,787,249 100
O
[100 ......... 135
f al.470i000 3,778,758
106
1,244,178 uoc
a 1 ftan non
2d preferred.
50 .......... 205 M
820,287 8 ;i ll,2 4 4
0
250.000
1,600,000 2,185,082 26,875,921 10C _____ 320
400
1 , 754,758 16,066,986 100 _ .
222
_
50
200 O O
O
367|736 4,060,040
10,968j543 58,940,699 100 .......... 1060
I 2.500.000
842,978 11,132,332 10C .......... 165
1 ,000,000
177 )4
176,980 3,189,736 10C .
[)
125,000

B a n k -----------East Falls Bk A Tr.
Eighth Nat B an k..

C a p ita l .

A sh.

Per »Aar«.

•rlc

Com Exch Nat Bk.

[V ol. 120.

BAN KS AN D TRUST COM PANIES

62

Oross
Surplu s db
P ro fits .
D e p o s its .

P hila.— (C o n .)
s
%
$
Hamilton Trust Co
200.000
297,793 4,048,912
Holmes burg Tr C o .
125,000
122,975 1,555,701
Indus’l T r, T A Sav
500,000 1,927,787 10,534,055
Integrity Trust C o .
750,000 3,612.715 18,199,860
Jefferson T A Tr Co
200,000
51.039! 1,260,249
Kensington Tr C o .
500.000 1.209.835 12.832,217
Land Title A T r Co 3,000.000 12,769,542 23,484,737
Liberty T A Tr C o .
721,563 6,113,889
500,000
Market St T A T Co
500,000 1,361,658 12,797,050
Manayunk Trust Co
250,000,
402,891 3,133,784
Metropolitan Tr Co
500,000
215,710 2,859,472
Mutual Trust C o ..
538,600
348,272 8,688,278
Ninth Bank A Tr Co
750.000 1,808,759 15,291,380
Northern Cent T r .
400,000
191,979 3,013,726
N orthem Trust C o .
500.000| 2,989,131 11,842,299
N ortheast-T acony
Bank A Trust___
250,000
126,462 1,199,171
Northeast’n T A Tr
200.000
74,981 1,826,651
N o Phila Trust C o .
500,000
892,136 9,005,009
Nor Western T r Co
150.000 1,023,174 10,456,543
Parkway Trust C o .
125,000
80,148 1,430,206
Pelham Trust C o ._
221,107 2;084,518
150.000
Penn Co for Insur
on Lives A O r An
3 966.470 17 100.881 52,463,201
Penn W ’h’gASD Co 1,000,000
408,162
76L446
L 000.000 6,051,213 21,127,826
300,000
Phoenix T rust C o . .
76,427 l!007,243
Provident Trust___ 2,000,000 8,639,237 14,470,381
Real Est Tr Co.com 1,319,600 1,378,493 6,376,975
do
do
pref 1,890,100
Real Est T I 4 T r . . 2,000,000 4,033,305 8,416,860
Republic Trust Co
500,000
346!535 4,287,525
Richmond Trust Co
141,200
26!890 l|l90,897
Roxborough T r Co
184i624 2,577,171
150,000
Susq. Title A T r . Co
336,719
144,679
13!617
Southwark T A T r .
125^000
185i980 1,289,502
Tacony Trust C o ._
150,000
252,789 1,848,546
125,000
124i869 2,582,124
United Sec L I A T . 1,000,000 l,1 2 li8 6 6 61408,608
West End Trust Co 2.000,000 2!252!297 17,581,156
West Phila T A T Co
500.000
949,851 7,964,067
P ittsbu rgh—
Allegheny Val Bank
All Nations Dep Bk
Am State Bk of Pitts
Anchor Sav B a n k ..
Arsenal Bank_____
Bk of Secured Savs.
Braddock Nat B k ..
Citizens Sav Bank.
Columbia Nat Bank
Diamond Nat Bank
Duquesne N at B k .
Exchange N at Bank
Farmers Dep N a t ..
Farmers Depos Sav
Fifth Avenue Bank
First N Bk of Blrm.
First National Bank
Freehold Bank____
Highland N at Bank
Iron A Glass Dol Sav
Keystone Nat Bank
Ma'nufact’rs Bank.
Marine Nat B a n k ..
Mellon N at Bank.
Metropolitan Sav
Bk A Tr C o . . .
Monongahela N Bk
Ohio Valley B a n k ..
Pennsylvania N Bk
Penn Savings Bank
Pittsb State Bank.
Second Nat B a n k ..
Third Nat B a n k ...
Union Savings B k .
Western S A T ) B k .
Bloomfield Tr C o ..
Colonial Trust C o.
Com’wealth Tr C o .
Continental Tr C o .
Dollar Sav A Tr Co
Dormont S A T Co
East End Sav A Tr
Farmers Depos T r .
Fidel Title A Tr Co
Franklin Sav A T r .
Hazlew’d S A T Co
Hill T o p s A T C o ..
Manchester Savings
Bank A Trust Co
Merch Sav A T r Co
Metropolitan T r Co
Oakl’(f Sav A T r Co
Peoples Sav A Trust
Co of Pittsburgh.
People’s Trust O o. .
P itts b u r g h D ep
Title A Trust Co

P a r.

A s 1.

P er share
100 .......... 1 205)4
50 .......... 1 85 H

50
no
no
no
100
no
no
sn
no
no
100
no
100

.......... J
.......... 1
.......... 1
.......... »
.......... 1
_____ l
.......... 1
.......... 1
.......... 1
.......... J
f
.......... J
_____ l

251
493
165
235
588
183
278
88
78
121
425
90 )4
650)4

no
no
00
no
100
100

.......... 1
..........1
.......... 1
.......... 1
.......... 1

*76 X
65
212
326
135
180

100, ..........1 731)4
1 100 V
no
1.760X4
too
60 ‘
50
too .......... i;630
\ioo .......... d u o
/1 0 0 .......... d l20
100 ..........1,550
1115V
50
no
50
1 0
100
00
100
100
60

..........1 151
............ , (62 )4
1 220
_____ 6 276
.......... 1 112
_____ 1 181
..........I 301
_____ 1 221

State I n s t itu tion s
A p r . 9 ’25

500,000
750,000
6.000.000
500,000
100,000
100,000
5.000,000
200 000
266,666
200,000
100,000
172,700
600.000
100,000
300,000
7.500,000

211,104
114,131
63i231
694,637
311.065
4 R5fil303
2091922
716.689
8094 8 2
1,627,928
1,408,694
2,155,703
2,833,549
906,045
1,052,817
4,174,615
1,075,220
204,981
248,651
7,572,129
282,970
1,0 9 1 4 1 7
216,862
135,115
518,478
1,214,514
321,894
307,943
6 844.814

3',192,224
2,132,414
1,190,889
4,206,948
1.532.779
50!698!745
2;642!674
12.926.216
9,023,536
15,851,992
10,944,615
18,195,837
37,156,212
8,620,319
8,747,037
54,201,290
12,404,802
2,319,713
2,182,317
67,238,643
5,030,985
1,953,993
2,569,800
3,756,459
3,982,515
8,463,756
1,413,388
2,520,025
153234593

200 000
1.000,000
200 000
100,000
200.000
100,000
100,000
300.000
600,000
2 , ooo! ooo
i!ooo!ooo
250,000
700 000
125,606
2.600.000
1,500,000
450,000
1.000 000
125,000
270,000
1,320.000
2 ,000,000
175^000
165,400
150,000

17,585
2,311,165
567,316
176,280
322,636
198,345
30,225
1,162,680
390,112
5,598,496
1,754,852
522,404
873,898
83,597
4,311,494
1,552,111
309,315
1,665,701
63,800
304,977
636,107
6,026,244
c274!513
238,483
236,277

2,280,922 100
15,645,033 100
6,722,717 100
2,315,039 100
1,725,551 100
2,150,018
no
1,222,346
6!906,332
3,405,737 166
24il27i779 100
29ll 42^792 inn
3,358,562' 50
6.065.630 inn
U 686;402i____
20,694,7071 5C
11,492,850 10C
1,669,309 10C
12,284,673 100
1,500,000
9,918,141 I____
509,437
17,093,656 166
3,531,471
25
2!949,584 100
5C
2,877,489

250,000
125,000
200,000
300,000

313,971
77,004
e72!095
377,181

100,000
75,000
200,000
150,000
100,000
3,000,000
125,000
500,000
150,000
200,000
600,000
600.000

3,000,000
250,000

3,108,85S
l|462,857
li643,323
5,301,030

50
no 240
50
60 132)4
88"
50
no
100
100
160
50
no
100
100

............

375
200
90

140
100
3 1 2 V 315

100
50
100
too 220
no
100 130
100
72
325
145

107
350
_
_
195
210
215

225

310

410
130

5(
83
60
no
100 _______
100 ______

8,314,632 22,106,667
299,114 2,374,432 1 100

15,424 1.018.095
125,000
2 ,000,000 2,558,801 15|390!364 1
517,896 6;507!550
sooiooo
218,556 1,345,48S
150,000
136|506 4,451,087 I
400,000
125,000
198,875 1.758.89?
507,907 61484,609
400,000
125.000
66.263
532.665
Union Trust C o ___ 1,500,000 4 5 ,13L264 133157949
Washington T r C o .
350,000! 1,303,032 : 8,269,857,
125.00C 1 640,097 4.394.671 ■
William Penn Tr Co
143,018 1,191,474
125,000
Workingman’s Savi
1
1
Bank A Trust Co
100.000 1,635,820 12,290,617

Potter Title A TrCo
Provident Trust Co
Real Est S A Tr Co
8 outh Hills Tr C o ..
Penn T r C o________

B id .

340
275

1 0 0 _______ 225
1 0 0 ............
inn _
100 100
inr
100 ______
.
100 4000
550
100 500
nn
... L.
- __
50

800

900

• Sale price
a Capital paid In; authorized amount Is larger,
b Capital to be increased,
g Merged with People’s Trust Company,
d Last
sale a year ago. e June 30 1924. « E x -d lr. < Last sale. * Includes Ninth T . & T . C o. A New stock, r Sold with Ninth N at. Bank, n Nominal.
t Apr. 6 1925. « Sept. 19 1924. c D e c. 31 1924.
o M ay 4, 1925.




J une, 1925.]

TBNNBSSBB— N o tio n a l banka A p r . 6; 8tota inatitutiona A p r . 6

P E N N S Y L V A N IA (C on clu d e d ).— State B ank a A p r . 9 .

C a p ita l.

Reading—
jNrmers’ N at Bank
i ey stone Nat Bank
' atlonal Union Bk
' enn N at Bank___
heading N at Bank.
Second Nat B a n k ..
Berks Co Trust C o .
Colonial Trust C o .
•ennsylvanla Tr Co
heading Trust C o .
Scranton—
Bosak State B a n k ..
County Bar Bank. .
Sleetric City Bank,
first National Bank
Green Ridge Bank.
keystone Bank____
North Scranton Bk
Providence B a n k ..
Peoples Sav & Dime
Bank T r C o____
South Side Bank___
Third N at Bank___
Traders’ Nat Bank.
TnlonNat B a n k ...
West Side Bank . .
Anthracite T r C o ..
Lincoln Trust C o ..
W ilkes-B arre —
M m eB kTitA TrC o
First National Bank
Hanover Bk A Tr . .
Miners' Bk of W -B .
Penn Bk A T r C o ..
Second N at Bank .
So {Side Bk & T r Co
Union Sav Bk & Tr
W -B Dep A Sav Bk
Wyoming N at Bank
Wyoming Val Tr Co
W illiam sport—
t lrst National Bank
Lycoming N at Bk
West Branch N Bk
Williamsport N Bk
Northern Central T t
Co. _____
...
•usq Trust C o_____
York—
Centra] Nat Bank
Drov A Mecb N Bk
First National Bank
Western N at Bank
fork Co Nat Bank
York Nat’l Bank
Citiz Savs A Tr Co.
Guar Tr Co of York
York Trust C o____

63

BA3TKB AN D TBUST COM PANIES

S u rp lu e A
P ro fita .

Surplus A
D epoaita.

P a r.

B id .

400,020
100.000
200.000
300.000
500,000
300.000
750,000
500,000
1 000,000
500.000

$
S
1,302,827 7,072,245
354,931 1,325,153
994,503 2,468,668
891,571 6,022,550
1,386,000 9,450,000
1,048,464 2,280,899
861,064 6,995,344
289,403 3,426,901
2,208,501 12,235,969
1,096,716 2,334,043

500.000
400,000
80.000
1.500,000
50.000
125,000
200,000
75,000

658,038 5,368,967
613,832 7,494,041
114,724 1,506,680
3,124,984 33,480,566
74,579
779,400
168,349 1,484,269
201,812 2,941,166
172,135 1,608,061

50
100
50
100
50
50
50
50

200
340
115
550
135
115
200
175

1 ,000,000
200.000
400,000
500,000
500,000
120,000
350.000
500,000

1,480,050 14.518,495
258,279 2,698,105
1,280,741 9,783,445
1,020,660 9,485,541
327,167 3,464,423
333,467 2,799,716
307,379 4,185,565
0225,666 2,593,862

100
50
100
100
100
50
50
100

413
185
500
480
183
145
223
200

200.000
375,000
125.000
2 ,000,000
200,000
1 .000,000
125,000
250,000
300.000
500,000
350.000

354,612 3,404,261
943,993 7,471,371
0135,324 1,421,470
4,272,269 17,470,812
314,020 2,481.362
2,674,750 10,256,511
135,856 1,888,771
114,195 1,817.257
709,709 5,368,781
988,157 5,147,080
1,329,283 7,012,641

%

P er

30
100
25
100
100
100
10
10
100
100

150
445
140
390
420
395
32
22
440
300

akare.

155
450
145
400
425
400
35
23
455
310

Per akare.

418
505

227

Per i h a f t .

549,482
300.00C
419,827
200,000
500,000 1,976,757
350,000
250.000

3,803,853
1,417,503
5,583,224
1, 100,000

50 160
100 285
50 105
50 150
100 225
100 315
50 105
100 145
50 310
50 138
50 215
P„v
100 275
100 300
100 525
100 235

C a p ita l.

Aak.

300
108
155
250
320
108
150
325
140
224
akare

375
300
530
235

C h attan ooga—
Amer Tr A Bkg C o .
Chattanooga 8 B k .
A T r C o ________
First National Bank
First T r A SavBank
Hamilton N at Bank
Hamilton Tr A S B .
K noxville—
City National Bank
East Tenn Nat B k .
East Tenn Sav B k .
Holston N at Bank.
Third N at Bank___
Union N at Bank___
Memphis—
Bank of C om AT Co
Cent State Nat B k.
Columbia Sav Bank
Exchange Bk A T r .
Mrst N atlonal Bank
Amer 8 B A Trust.
Fidelity BkATr Co
Liberty 8 Bk A T r .
Man Sav Bk A T r .
Solvent S Bk A T r .
State Savings Bank
Union A Planters’
Bank A Trust Co
Nashville—
American Nat Bank
American T r u s t ...
Broadway Nat Bank
Central Nat Bank.
Commerce-Union Bk
FourthAlstBAT Co
Fourth A First N B
Tennessee Hermitage Nat Bank. .
Nashville Trust Cn

P r o fita .

Oroaa
D ep oaita .

P a r.

B id .

As*.

P er sh a r e.

$
2,613,217

100

750,000
1.000,000
500,000
1,500,000
250.000

614,273 5,522,750
1,146,253 16^414,649
135,862 1,232,029
756,458 14,234,755
164,510 3,574,953

100
100
100
100
100

600,000
1 ,000,000
200,000
500,000
300,000
500,000

576,410 12.358,176
795,763 7,013,685
118,231 3,571,770
365,516 3,663,991
266,761 1,977,394
242,422 5,499,199

100
100
100
100
100
100

3,000,000
600,000
100,000
300,000
500,000
100.000
1 ,000,000
200,000
150.000
100,000
50.000

2,184,963 31,780,689
676,739 9,239,709
38,262
752,437
34,333 2,212,625
759,335 7,854,549
96,542 1,941,961
125,500 4,000.000
160,839 3,936,806
198,562 4,214,331
100,000
722,977
75,004 1,391,380

100
100
100

2,500,000

342,339 30,519,604

100

S
500.000

$

549,679

P er sh are.

225
230

250
252

180
165
165

200
200
175

P er sh are.

352
255
161
110
100 272
100 250
100
90
100 195
100 545
10
8
100 300
110
Per

1.500.000
500,000
300,000
300,000
500,000
450,000
1.500.000
300.000
qsn non

1,223,377 19,451,322
235,104 4,485,776
319,555 3,956,229
109,498 2,261,293
304,205 6,439,829
151,588 9,090,064
1.572.405 19,371.867
67.190
448.590

1,459,993
4,218.779

357
112
275
92
205
10
112
sh are.

100
100
100
100
100
100
100

305
305
260
150
195
307
307

312
312
275
155
205
315
315

100
inn

100
245

105
250

T E X A S — N o tio n a l banka A p r . 6; State inatitutiona A p r . 6 .
A u stin —
Per sh are.
American Nat Bank
300.001
726,481 8,976,697 10C 265
i
Austin Nat B a n k ..
300,00(
225
/424,678 3,373,105 100 225
727,059 8,764,197 10C 250
300,001
661,272 3,386,109
Citizens State Bank
50 1123^ 115
125,000
34,064 2,947,547
500,000
Per akare.
Texas Bank A Trust
200,000
60,975 2,767,707
158,000 1,206,000 100 130
State National Bk
76,757 2,282,044 i 00 215
2 00.00C
100.00f
B eaum ont—
306,207 1,856,382 100 250
Per sh a re.
100.000
493,424 5,040,994 100 180
American Nat Bank
250,001
472,981 4,979,165 101 300
500.000
City Natl Bank . . .
325,923 2,352,091 100 177
250.000
90,545 2,343,420 100 125
225,000
846,876 2,900,649
60
FirstNational Bank
400 001
408,332 6,600,182 100 225
20
300.000
250,000
25
Texas National Bk
536,730 3,078,220
49
75,296 3,801,158 100 120
500.000
125
25
D allas—
130,425 2,310,106
32^
Per share.
500,000
Am F.xch Nat B'lnt 4.000 00< 2,625,932 43,673,257 101 295
25
449,407 3,093,288
52 J*
425.000
300
Central N a t’l Bank
425,759 3,181,050
50 100
500,000
199,541 3,517,691 100 100
300.000
105
..........
City National Bant 3,000.001 1,473,627 32,597,198 101 295
300
Mercantile BAT Co
750.000
215,173 8,475,095 100 137
140
R H O D E ISLAN D — N a tio n a l banka A p r . 6; Stata in s titu tio n s A p r . 30.
Dallas Nat B a n k ..
500,00(
156,598 5,813,954 100 135
Republic Nat Bank 2 ,0 0 0 ,00(
891,999 20,638,508 100 1 5 7 ^ 160
Nat Bk of Comm ’ce
359,884 4,304,808 10C 270
150,001
Per akare
Newport—
North Texas N . Bk 1 ,000.001
2 0 0,000
172,017 2,270,311
50 •93
200,000
Aquidneck N at Bk
Central Tr A Sav Bk
65,214 1,107,227
200,000
122,192
878,442
100,000
50
180
Nat Exchange Bank
Dallas Tr A Sav Bk 1.000,001
392,433 4,368,932 101 145
147 Yz
666,086
81,440
91
60
93
120.000
Newport Nat Bank
RepublicTrASavBk
500,000
115
85,525 6,214,518
125
313,862 2,331,482 100 133
150
300,000
Newport Trust Co
El Paso—
Per akare
Providence—
First National Bank 1 ,000,000
289,109 11,221,210 10( 150
170
25
846,133 3,218,122
60
500,000
Blackstone Can Nat
State Nat B a n k ...
198,322 10,681,054 100 250
300.000
305
114,621 2,547,884
50
200,000
Columbus Exch Bk
Amer Tr A Sav Bk.
350.000
60
39,828 3,558,399 100
75
95
187,781 2,232,349
50
120,000
High Street Bank.
Fort W o rth —
Per short
60
312,874 5,974,195
50
500,000
Mechanics’ Nat Bk
Continental Nat Bk
750.000
196,118 9,062,296 101 100
110
30 107
Merchants’ Nat Bk 1.000.000 1,658,412 9,634,650
Farm A Mech N Bk 1,000,000
354,895 14,320,362 IO
C 140
150
91
50
850,000 1,215,410 6,930,522
Nat Bank of Comm
First N ational Bank 1.000,000
751,661 19,235,535 100 250
300
Nat Exchange Bank 1,250.000 1,168,965 16,346,395 100 156
ion
Ft Worth State B k.
100,000
nl4,600
600,000 100
90
50 109
Phenix Nat B a n k ,.
450,000 1,215,472 2,454,447
Ft Worth Nat Bank
600,000 1,561,107 18,634,634 10C 400
440
_
500,000 1,378,184 2,491,373 100 230
Providence Nat Bk
Stockyards Nat Bk
200,000
113,569 3,485,655 10C 250
300
Industrial Trust Co 4.000,000 8,878,666 110350802 100 335
Texas Nat l B a n k ..
400,000
254,063 5,339,792 10C 275
300
25
133,803 1,001,787
125,000
Per sh are.
G alveston—
Rhode I Hos Tr Co 3.000.000 6,355,706 80,708,576 1000 4250
City National Bank
200,000
237,272 7,797,339 100 175
185
839,750 19,366,254 100 150
Union Trust C o___ 1.000.000
First National Bank
200,000
258,080 3,162,060 10C 195
205
Pee share.
W oonsocket—
Sou Texas N at’ l Bk
400,000
172,493 5,182,587 100
v____
48,020 1,041,315 100 110
100.000
Citizens’ Nat Bank
U S National Bank u 1,000,000
101,971 14,556,429 100 100
110
45
92,977
823,088
25
100.000
47
National Globe Bk
H o u sto n —
N c Tlinal o riee i
200.000
339,457 2,621,790
20
35
Producers’ Nat Bk
Citizens State Bank
100,000
05,229
410,042 100
85
95
..........
First National Bank 2 500,000
896,656 33,555,814 501 235
250
200.000
Guaranty Nat Bank
103,505 1,633,701 10' 160
170
SO U T H C A R O L IN A — N a tio n a l banka A p r . 6; State inatitutiona A p r . 6 .
Gulf State Bank___
100,000
23,716 1,030,908
Houston Nat Ba_
_
Pe
600,000
Charleston —
share
822,735 10,696,539 lO‘ 175
200
Second Nat B k ____ 1 000,000
870,273 13 ,6 8 6 ,1 4 7 10c 23A
200,000
120,797 3,089,381 100 167
Atlantic Nat Bank
240
Nat Bank of Comm
4 3 2 ,9 1 6 4 ,6 1 3 ,7 0 0 100 276
300
500,000
200,000
635,757 9,565,354 100 265
Atlantic Sav Bank
275
Public N at B a n k ..
300.000
727,408 8,380,297 100 160
170
Bk of Charl’n.N BA 1.000,000
43,119 2,354,671 100 100
110
200.000
181,404 2,650,664 100 225
State N at B a n k ...
250
400,000
Carolina Sav Bank.
112,106 6,316,996 100 165
185
Union N at Bank___ 1.000,000 1,013,302 16,519,578 100 220
89,333 1,539,843 100 172
200,000
Exch Bkg A Tr Co
230
Sou Texas Commer
364,424 2,453,929 100 300
325
First National Bank
200,000
cial Nat B a n k ... 1,000,000 1,449,174 25,000,254 100 825
50,000
33,155
422,808 100 125
130
Miners A Merch Bk
850
Guardian Trust Co
306,072 6,722,150 100 105
110
300,000
People b Nat Bank. 1,000.000
420,292 2,548,196 100 285
305
Houstofi Land A Tr 1,000,000
18,461 1,948,001 100 225
250
50,000
Security 8 av Bank.
486,793 4,062,345 100 150
125
Marine Bank A T r .
906,048 100 100
300,000
100.000
42,628
So.Car L ’n A Tr Co
77,183 2,199,292 100 130
San Jacinto T ru s t..
300,000
169,995 2,479,213 100 160
170
Slat e ba ni* A p r. 6 .
San A n to n io—
Q reenvllle—
Per sh are.
110
Alamo N at B a n k .. 1,000,000
225,000
32,376 1,511,761 100 105
Amer Bk A Tr C o ..
403,446 8,633,515 100
City National Bank 1,000,000
151,512 1,063.198 100 112
115
300.000
248,600 13,278,746 100
Bank of Commerce
Commercial Nat Bk
50 m
200,000
25.000
2,204l
366,610
50
Farmers A Mer B k.
28,054 1,718,674 100
Frost National Bank 1,000,000
263,932 1,679,797 100 230
Firs* National Bank
200,000
626,897 9,255,333 100
Groos Nat B a n k .. .
538,392 5,612,405 100 300 1
250.000
Norwood N at B k ..
250,000
145,923 1,806,074 100
Guar Bond State Bk
413,417 2,529,985 100 305
Peoples Nat B k ___
200,000
200,000
183,590 4,235,894 100
Lockwood Nat Bk.
73,513 1,728,335
50 000
200,000
377,410 2,544,776 100
121
Nat Bk of Comm ’ce
600.000
Woodside Nat B k ..
250.000
79,122 3,030,764 100 119
285,284 4,865,725 100
Sam Houston St Bk
S partanb urg—
A Trust............ ..
787,109 too 173
147,634
180
100,000
150,000
American N at B k . .
17,215
478,738 100
851,957 too 150
155
San Antonio NatBk
55,143
500.000
100.000
214,760 2,751,072 100
Bank of Commerce
Central Trust C o . .
200,000
110
Carolina N at Bank.
61,508 1,342,567 100 105
200.000
48,083 3,243,593 100
170
Com’w’lth B A T Co
Central Nat Bank.
400,000
323,205 2,619,147 100 165
300,000
138,521 3,055,970 100
548,515 100
75
80
Texas State BkATr
300,000
Dollar Sav Bank___
100,000
4,620
45,993 2,742,902 100
155
W aco—
First National Bank
P er share.
500.000
247,648 3,146,149 100 150
240
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Mer A Farm Bank.
126,500 1,186,000 too 235
250,000
100.000
247,967 3,022,744 100 200
210
472,396 100 153
First National Bank 1,000,000
51,844
220
Southern Trust C o .
60,000
414,336 9,000,210 100 210
First State B A T Co
300,000
69,970 1,981,086 100 105
125
Liberty Nat Bank.
300,000
191,247 3,216,140 100 170
190
National City Bank
100,000
41,638
473,328 100
90
too
Provident Nat Bk
300,000
220
243,001 3,226,177 100 210
•Saleprice, a Capital and surplus to be Increased. 6 July 15 1924.
e June 30 1924.
d Now Central National Bank,
it Capital to be
increased, p Amount paid in
z Ex-dividend. y Closely held. I Last sale, n M ar. 31 1924. * Including First Savings Bank A Trust Co. stock
e Sold with First National Bank.
Includes trust funds.
a Succeeding Texas Bank A Trust Co. t Ex-rights, i Includes American Trust C o.
/S e p t . 19 1924.
m Present stock represents anticipation in one-half orlglna 1 capital. g Dec. 31 1924.




U T A H — N a tio n a l bank* A p r . 6; State in stitu tio n s M a r . 27.

C a p ita l.

S u rp lu s A
P ro rite.

Oroee
D e p o e ite .

O gden—
Commercial N at Bk
Nat Bank of Comm
First Utah Say B k .
Ogden State Bank.
Security State Bank
Bint Utah Nat B k .

100,000
250,000
250,000
100,000
150,000
500,000

$
%
119,287 1,296,476
58,149 2,198,160
192.053 3,321,322
e293,005 7,057,475
46,481 1.224,573
140,271 4,82U,U93

Salt Lake C ity—
Continental N at Bk
Deseret Nat Bank.
Deseret Say B ank.
National Copper Bis
Utah State N at Bk
Utah Say A T r Co.
Walker Bros, B ’ker?
Sion Say Bk A Tr Co

600,000
500,000
500,000
300.000
500.000
300,000
850,000
1 .000.000

166,447 11,350,395
667,124 4,684,316
271,620 6,162,945
126,748 5,968,254
402,524 9,776,884
164,214 1,804,820
598,596 20,333,922
806,952 11,149,541

t

W E S T V I R G I N I A — N a tio n a l bank» A p r . 6 ; State in s titu tio n s A p r . 6 .

P a r.

100
100
100
100
100
100

B id .

A ek.

175
100
255
600
90
150

200
105
255
95
155

Per eh are.

140
272H
200
150
187
240
242
270

100 120
100 268
100 197
100 130
100 184
100 237
100 238
100 260

▼ B R M O N T — N a tio n a l banke A p r . 6 .
P er ehare

People’s N at Bank.
Quarry S Bk&T C o .

75,000
100,000
100,000

70,000
141,804
d47,233

2,367,942
3,638,837
i;624;090

100
100
100

B u rlin gton —
Chittenden Co T r . _
Howard N at Bank.
Merchants N at B k .
Burlington T r C o ..

125,000
500.000
150.000
250,000

174,902
326,323
a217,807
484,745

4,075,809
2,232,182
808,762
5,453,482

180
100
40
100

150
135
60
150

M ontpelier—
Capita. S B A Tr Co
First N atlonal Bank
Montpelier N at Bk
M ontp’r 8 B A T Co

100,000
100,000
150,000
100.000

200,705
76,962
el47,198
226,533

2,826,995
2,251,423
1,964,558
4,598,848

100
100
100
100

165
125
125
350

R u tla n d —
Baxter N at Bank.
Clement N at Bank
Kllllngton N at Bk.
Butland Co N at Bk
Rutland Trust C o .

100,000
100.000
100,000
100,000
100,000

99,000
256,202
d ll8 ,6 2 2
121,926
d ll3,6 0 1

500,000
2,547,313
400,566
1,278,928
1,276,118

100
100
100
100
100

185
260
130
125
200

Per share

Per ehare

125

Per share

1,346,154
973,465
695,305
84,387
383,937

5,595,432
3,999,046
3,308,053
735,306
2,595,535

821,482 5,582,144
1,561,814 16,389,570
1,024,892 6,456,726
1,391,112 10,851,873
754,662 7,231,560
262,084 3,903,479

291
230
250
135
360

285
120

100
100
100
100
100
100

235
300
197
234
196
175

240
303
202
237
200
180

S u rp lu e
P r o fite .

$
122,214

t

500,000

P ar.

B id .

A ek

P er

%

1,977,786

100

225

362,500 5,937,731
243,841 2,681,588
523,660 4,614,007
625,320 5,520,761
484,100 1,480,651
193,000 1,600,000
2,090,883 15,428,793
d315,089 3,426,071

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

145
245
165
215
135
225
325
210

100

ehare
—

240

100,000
600,000
100,000
500,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
750,000
300,000

Oroee
D e p o e ite .

645,211

7,049,238

140

M ilwaukee—
Badger State Bank.
Bay'View Com AS B
City Bank_________
First Wisconsin N B
Amer N at’l B a n k ..
Marine N at Bank _
Marshall A Hsley Bk
Mer A Farm State
Mer A Manufac Bk

sh ort

P er

400,000
50,000
500,000
60,000
100,000

421,420
36,343
499,368
36,541
131,624

4,079,750
839,036
5,055,413
1,047,542
2,166,687

100
100
100
100
100

215
150
225
150
210

—

P er

200,000
e225,081 5,688,197
100,000
42,601 2,265,680
65,719 2,458,654
300.000
8 .000.000 4,796,449 89,902,515
3 9 .9 0 9
3 5 9 .8 9 5
200,000
i.ooo;ooo
3 1 8 ,5 4 8 1 1,246,885
500,000 1,359,108 11,431,208
1.000,000 2,839,107 22,533,132
132,556 2,803,450
200,000
242,064 2,606,041
400.000
41,327 1,842,656
100 000
573 j241 10,150,421
1 .000,000
858,175 9,453,146
500,000
1 000 000 2 .6 2 2 .3 2 4 35 .3 0 4 .4 8 1
546,394 3,551,067
400.000
125,224 2,981,186
200,000
800,000 1,122,982 2,635,741

100
100
100
100
ioo
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

sh ort

150
176
110
209
118
268
218
112
141

180
112
...........
--

-- .
120

1 4 1 K 145
210
175
170

W Y O M I N G — N a tio n a l banks A p r . 6 .

C h eyenne—
American Nat Bank
Cheyenne State Bk
Citizens Nat Bank.
First National Bank
Stock Growers N B

Per

250.000

100.000
100,000
200,000

400,000

154,469
23,975
168,937
211,621
91,529

2,363,507
875,119
1,776,118
5,768,489
3,800,655

Short

100 \ Faile d
100 [July 9 1924
100

Per sh are.

1 ,000,000
600,000
1 ,000.000

el70,906
208,643
264,789

3,387,640
3,137,921
4,062,936

100
100
100

100

115

125

130

500,000
250.000
250.000
300.000
500.000

128,947
125,385
44,955
254,770
227,205

2,928,385
1,055,629
563,790
3,018,377
2,941,213

100

120

125

CANADA.
R etu rns are all o ] date

Capital
Paid in.

100 255
100 227
100 128K
100 250
100 281
100 190
100 275

260
235
132
265
287

1,350,000
1 ,000,000
200,000
600,000
100.000
400,000
1 .000,000
1.000.000

1,507,076 20,785,363
2,021,696 15,562,727
432,413 2,021,773
978,027 2,439,866
172,196 1,556,680
193,823 1,214,980
255,737 3,435,116
1,371,230 5,377,972

25
100
25
50
25
10
100
100

62
370

1,980,000
3,039,194

200,000
299,739

200,000
400,000
500,000
760,000

34,525
960,964
745,279 6,872,264
954,191 11,297,747
184,692 1,368,792

S eattle—
400.000
Bang loi bay lu g s..
200.000
Canad’n Bk of Com
Dexter-Horton N B 2 .200,000
500,000
First National Bank
300.000
Marine N at Bank . .
300,000
Metropolit’nN at Bk
N at Bk of Comm ’ce 1 ,000.000
500.000
N at C y Bk of Seatt
100.000
People’ s Say B ank.
1 . 000,000
Beattie N at B a n k ..
600.000
Am Say Bk A Tr Co
200,000
University N at B k .
Spokane—
100,000
American Bank____
200,000
Brotherhood N at Bk
Exchange N at B k . . 1. 000,000
000,000
Fidelity Nat Bank.
Old National Bank. 1 .200,000
Bpok A East T r C o . 1. 000,000
200,000
Washlngton T r C o .
T acom a—
Nat Bk of Tacom a. 1 ,000,000
300.000
Puget 8 d N at B k .

A p r.

60

R eseree
Fund.

P ric es are
%

Per sh are.

946,216 16,573,275
632,287 3,953,836
103,480 1,880,470
814,950 7,284,813
2,628,386 25,546,776
160,000 1,650,000
1,479,197 16,784,051

300,000
600,000

31 1920.

M avch

N O V A S C O T IA .

1.000.00C
500,000
300,000
1 ,000,000
2 ,000,000
200,000
1 ,000.000

W A S H I N G T O N — N a tio n a banke

per ce n t.
%

D e p o s its .

P ar.

not per eh a r e .
%

Halifax—
Bank of Noya Scotia 10,000,000 19,000,000 176922581

B id .

A ek.

Per

cent.

100

266M

100
100
100
100
50

199
200
195
185

609075888
112448176
31,906,171
477158147

100
100
100
100

244
150

236M 237

1.700.000 83,144,828

100

116K 116M

300
O N T A R IO .

105
170
80
85
14?i 15 H
102
99
445
470

100 180
10U 180
100
100
100
20

90
400
400
22

6; State in e titu tio n e

A p r.

95

T o ro n to —
Bank of T o ro n to .. p5.000.000 6,000,000 81,724,787
Can Bank of Comm 2 0 ,000,000 20,000,000 370179 208
Dominion Bank___ 6 .000.000 7,000,000 83,575,255
Imperial Bk. of Can 07,000,000 7,500,000 85,402,757
Standard Bank____ 4,823,400 2,900,000 62,956,394

P er

cent.

201
201
‘ 196
187
173

24

6.

QUEBEC.

Per eh are.

34,570

875,526
4,736,712
37,025,691
15,085,416
5,047,849
6,200,805
22,495,416
5,211,984
4,789,625
25,912,444
2,166,155
2,453,630

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

67,103 2,084,717
69,569 2,062,724
288,770 10,544,194
134,085 3,997,724
347,385 20,243,790
452,753 9,937,074
131,825 1,698,844

100
100
100
100
100
100
100

748,616
735,322
121,414
322,694
865,727
281,374
123,038
1,100,577
102,600
60,426

202
240
330
140
322
322
170

204
245
340
145
325
325
175

280

M ontreal—
Bank of M ontreal.. 29,916,700 29,916,700
Banque Canadlenne 0,500,000 5.500.000
Provlnc’l Bk of Can 3,000,000 1.500.000
Royal Bk of Canada 20.400.000 20.400,000
Q uebec—
Union Bank of Can 0 8 .000,000

Per

cent.

247
150H

50
Per sh are.

160

175

120
97
170
105
150

125
100
190
110
155

P er sh are.

529,566 18,394,894
54,287 3,604,653

a Jan. 2. 1925.
• Sale price.
I Last sale.
d March 31 1924. h New stock.
eO ct. 10 1924.




100
100
100
100
100

La Crosse—
Batavian N at Bank
Exchange State Bk
N at Bk of LaCrosse
Security Says Bank
State Bk of La Cr’se

W est Side Bank___
North Aye State___
First Wise Trust Co

P er sh are.

1 ,000,000
1, 200,000
1,000,000
1 ,000,000
1,000,000
500.000

W heelin g—
Centre Wheel’g Say
C ltlzen s’-M utual _
Trust C o________
Half-Dollar Say Bk
N at Bank of W V a .
N at Exchange Bank
Cent Union A T rC o
So Side Bk A T r Co
Dollar Say A Tr Co
Security Trust C o .
Wheeling Bank A
Trust C o ________

Nat Bk of Comm’ce
N at Exchange Bank

V IR G IN IA — N a tio n a l banke A p r . 6 ; State in stitu tio n s A p r . 6 .
1 ,000.000
1 .000,000
500,000
200,000
300.000

A

C a p ita l.

W I S C O N S I N — N a tio n a l banke A p r . 6; State in s titu tio n s A p r . 6 .

Barre—

L yn ch b u rg—
First National Bank
Lynchburg N at Bk
People’s N at Bank.
Mutual S Bk A T r .
Lynchburg T r A SB
N orfo lk —
Citizens B ank-------Nat Bk of Comm’ce
Trust Co of N orfolk
Norfolk N at Bank.
Seaboard N at Bank
Virginia N at Bank.
Petersburg—
Petersburg Say A Tr
N at Bk o f Petersb.
Virginia N at Bank.
Portsm outh—
Amer Nat Bank. .
Bank of Tidewater.
Citizens Trust C o ..
First N at Bank____
M er & Farmers B k .
R ichm ond—
American Nat Bank
Bank of Com & T r.
Broadway N at B k .
Central N at B k . . .
Flrat National Bank
Mech A Merch B k .
Merchants N at B k .
State & City Bank
A Trust C o -------Planters N at Bank.
Say Bank of Richm
Union Bk of Richm
West End Bank---Federal Trust C o ..
Richmond Trust Co
Virginia Trust C o ..
Roanoke—
American Nat Bank
Colonial N at Bank.
D ay A Night Bank
of Roanoke_____
First N at Bank . .
N at Exchange Bank
Mountain Trust Bk

[V ol. 120.

BAJJK8 AND TRUST COM PANIES

64

100
100

130
100

SASKATCHEW AN.
W eyb urn—
W eybum Secur B k .

024,060

225,000

3,187,126

100

. . . .

150
125

g This Is capital paid In; authorized amount Is larger.

x Ex-dividend.

e Deo. 31 1924.