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REVIEW OF APRIL— COMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL EVENTS.
During April foreign events in their significance and im­
portance completely overshadowed domestic ones. They
included in the order of their occurrence, (1 ) the overthrow
of the Herriot Ministry in France, with some decidedly un­
pleasant disclosures regarding French Government financing
in dealing with the Bank of France, (2 ) the election of
Field Marshal von Hindenburg as President of Germany,
and. most important of all, (3 ) the return of Great Britain,
and, in fact, the whole British Empire, to the gold standard,
as well as similar action by a number of other countries,
more particularly Holland and the Dutch East Indies.
For many months it had been rumored that some such step
was in contemplation and financial and trade circles in
Great Britain seemed to feel more than the ordinary con­
cern regarding the matter. The previous month the London
Chamber of Commerce Council had passed a resolution say­
ing an announcement of a return to the gold standard by
Great Britain at the earliest possible moment would be ad­
vantageous, while the Federation of British Industry had
addressed a letter to Winston Churchill, the British Chancel­
lor o f the Exchequer, asking for a statement regarding the
Government’s currency policy on the idea that a restoration
to the gold standard would be undertaken as a matter of
course. A t that time Mr. Churchill appeared to be still
uncertain as to when the British Government would be able
to present its conclusions in the premises. Asked for a state­
ment on the subject in the House of Commons on March 2G
,
he replied that he was anxious to announce the Govern­
ment’s decision regarding the removal of the embargo on the
exports of gold at the earliest moment, but that it was im­
possible to deal with the question before Easter. H e thought
it in the public interest that the Government should have a
free initiative in the matter and that it should exercise the
utmost care and vigilance in arriving at a decision. Asso­
ciated Press accounts from London in commenting on this
statement expressed the opinion that as Parliament was
about to rise fo r three weeks fo r the Easter recess, Mr.




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Churchill’s reply indicated that it would be May and pos­
sibly even June before the decision would be announced.
In this state of things it came decidedly as a matter o f
surprise to have the British Chancellor announce a definite
decision regarding this all-important question immediately
upon the reassembling of Parliament after the Easter re­
cess on Tuesday, April 28. Not only that, but no one had
counted upon heaving anything more than an outline of the
Government’s plan to be put into effect at some date in the
future, possibly as early as the 1st of July, but probably not
before the autumn, and maybe not until the end of 11)25. In­
stead, Mr. Churchill electrified Parliament and the public
by presenting not merely a definite and complete plan for
dealing with the subject, but made the announcement that
arrangements had already been perfected for carrying it
into immediate effect— as of that vety day. Mr. Churchill
chose the occasion of the submission of his budget for the
ensuing year, which had been awaited with equal anxiety
and interest, as the time for unfolding also the Government's
policy concerning the reintroduetion of the gold standard in
Great Britain's financial and industrial affairs.
The British Chancellor’s plan proved comprehensive and
all-embracing, and apparently infinite care had been taken
in working it out. A fter discussing the problem in all its
aspects and bearings, Mr. Churchill announced the decision
of the Government by saying: “ W e therefore have decided
that, although prohibition on the export of gold w ill con­
tinue in form on the statute book until Dee. 31 (1925) a gen­
eral license will be given to the Bank o f England for the
export of gold and bullion from to-day. W e thus resume
our international position as a gold standard country from
the moment of the declaration that I have made.” Mr.
Churchill was careful to add the qualification that return­
ing to the international gold standard did not mean that
Great Britain was going to adopt gold coinage for internal
circulation. “ That is quite unnecessary for the purpose of
the international gold standard, and it is out of the question
in the present circumstances. It would be unwarrantable
extravagance which our present financial stringency by no
means allows us to indulge in.” On this point Mr. Churchill
made the following further observations:
“ Indeed, I must appeal to all classes, in the public interest,
to continue to use notes and to make no change in the habits
and practices they have used for the last ten years. Tho
practice of the last ten years has protected the Bank of Eng­
land and other banks against any appreciable demand fo r
sovereigns or half sovereigns, but now that we are returning
publicly to the gold standard in international matters, and
with free export of gold, I feel it will be better for us to
regularize what has been our practice by legislation. I shall
therefore propose to introduce a bill which, among other
things, will provide (1 ) that until otherwise provided by
proclamation, the Bank of England notes and Treasury notes
will be convertible into coin only at the option of the Bank
of England, and (2 ) that the right to tender bullion to the
mint to be coined shall be confined in the future by law, as
it has long been confined in practice, to the Bank of
England.
“ Simultaneously with these two provisions the Bank of
England will be put under obligations to sell gold bullion in
amount not less than 400 fine ounces in exchange for legal
tender at the price of £317 10% per standard ounce. F or
any considerable sum of legal tender presented to the Bank
of England, the bank w ill be under obligation to meet by
bullion at that price.”

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Mr. Churchill also pointed out that exceptional precautions
had been taken to fo rtify and strengthen the position of the
Bank of England and the United Kingdom against the possi­
bility of a drain o f gold for export The British Treasury was
holding £27,000,000 o f gold in the redemption account as
security for its currency note issues (the outstanding amount
of which on April 15 was £297,591,000) and he had arranged
to transfer this to the Bank of England in exchange for
Bank of England notes, and the effect would be to raise the
gold holdings of the Bank of England to above £150,000,000.
the amount which the Cunliffe Committee in its report made
in March 1920 had considered necessary. I t may be noted
here that this transfer was immediately made and the Bank
of England return fo r the close of business the next day
showed an addition of no less than £27,008,901 to its gold
holdings, raising the amount to £155,742,064. An increase of
£28,107,000 in Bank of England note circulation was re­
ported at the same time.
Mr. Churchill made the further important announcement
that the British Government had already accumulated the
fu ll amount required to pay the next two semi-annual install­
ments payable on the debt owing to the United States, and
calling for $166,000,000. The statement on this point he put
in these words: “ Further, when we made up our minds to
take this course, now many months ago, the Treasury began
discreetly to accumulate dollars, and we have already accu­
mulated the whole of the $166,000,000 which are required not
only for the June but also for the December payments of our
American debt and for all our other American debt obliga­
tions this year. Therefore— and it is important— the Treas­
ury w ill not have any need to come on the market in the
autumn, when large seasonal purchases of raw material are
taking place, as a competitor for the purchase of dollars.”
Finally, as a still further precaution, and “ to make assur­
ance doubly sure,” he had concluded arrangements to obtain,
if required, credits in the United States of not less than
$300,000,000, w-ith the possibility of expansion, if need be.
These credits would only be used if, as and when they are
required. “ W e do not expect to have to use them, and we
shall freely use other measures in priority.” As to the rea­
sons fo r all this, the British Chancellor said : “ These great
credits across the Atlantic Ocean have been obtained and
built up as a solemn warning to speculators of every kind
and of every hue, and in every country, of the resistance
which they w ill encounter and of the reserves with which
they w ill be confronted if they attempt to disturb the gold
parity which Great Britain has now established.”
Announcements made simultaneously in this country
showed the nature and character of the credits established
in this country in favor of the United Kingdom. J. P. Mor­
gan & Co. issued a statement saying that “ in connection
with the re-establishment o f a free gold market in London
the British Government has arranged a credit of $100,000,000
with J. P. Morgan & Co.,” and the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York gave out a statement which read as fo llo w s: “ In
connection with the re-establishment of a free gold market
in London the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has com­
pleted an arrangement, in which other Reserve banks w ill
participate, to place $200,000,000 gold at the disposal of the
Bank of England, i f desired. It is believed that this w ill
be an effective aid toward general resumption of gold pay­
ments.” In its “ Monthly R eview ” for May 1 the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York took occasion to refer to the
essential differences between the two arrangements. A fter
quoting its own statement and that of J. P. Morgan & Co.,
the bank went on to s a y :
A s in d ic a te d b y th e sta tem en ts, th ese tw o arra n gem en ts a re q u ite d iffe r
en t.
T h e la t t e r is a G o v e rn m e n t b a n k in g c r e d it, w h ile th e fo r m e r is an
a rra n g em en t b etw een th e banks o f issue o f the tw o cou n tries.
U n d e r th e
a rra n g e m e n t b e tw e e n th e R e s e rv e bank and th e B an k o f E n g la n d th e c r e d it
cou ld be m ad e o p e r a tiv e in th e v a rio u s w a ys p r o v id e d b y S ectio n 14 o f the
F e d e ra l R e s e rv e A c t.
S t e r lin g b ills co u ld be pu rchased b y th e R eserve
banks, a d ep o sit b a la n ce co u ld b e cre a te d and m a in ta in e d w it h th e B an k o f
E n g la n d , o r g o ld cou ld be e a rm a rk ed o r exp orted .
T h e p re c is e fo r m o f use,
i f an y, w o u ld d epen d u p on th e needs o f the situ ation .

In his speech leading up to the decision of the Government
fo r the resumption of gold payments, Mr. Churchill dealt
with the subject in an interesting and illuminating fashion.
H e declared that “ ever since the spring of 1919, first under
the W ar Powers Act and later under the Gold and Silver
Export Control Act o f 1920, the export of gold coin and bul­
lion from this country, except under license, has been pro­
hibited. By express decision o f Parliament the 1920 Act.
which prohibits export, was made of temporary character.
That Act expires on Dec. 31 of the present year and Great
Britain then automatically reverts to the pre-war free mar­
ket of gold. Now, his M ajesty’s Government have been
obliged to decide whether to renew or prolong that Act an
the one hand, or to let it lapse on the other, and that is the
issue which has presented itself to us. W e have decided to
allow it to lapse.
“A return to an effective gold standard has long been a
settled and declared policy of the country. Every expert; con­
ference since the war, from Brussels to Geneva— every expert
committee in this country— has urged the principle of a re­
turn to the gold standard. No responsible authority has ad­
vocated any other policy. No British Government— and
every party has held office— no political party, no previous
holder of the office o f Chancellor of the Exchequer, has chal­
lenged. or, so fa r as I am aware, is now challenging the prin­




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ciple of reversion to the gold standard in international mat­
ters at the earliest possible moment. It always has been
taken as a matter of course that we should return to it, and
the only question open has been the difficult and very deli­
cate question of how and when.
“ During the late Administration the late Chancellor of
the Exchequer appointed a committee of experts and lugh
authorities to examine into the question of amalgamation of
the Treasury and Bank of England note issues, and other
matters. This inquiry resolved itself mainly into an exam­
ination of whether, and in what manner, should we return
to the gold standard. The committee was presided over by
my right honorable friend who is now Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, Mr. Austen Chamberlain, and then by a
private member, and its other members were Lord Bradbury,
Mr. Gaspard Farrer, Professor Pigou and the Controller of
Finance at the Treasury, Sir O. E. Niemeyer.
“ The committee heard evidence from a great number of
witnesses, representing every interest. Financial and trad­
ing interests, manufacturing interests, the Federation of
British Industries and others, all were heard. It presented a
unanimous report, in which it expressed a decided opinion
upon the question of the gold standard, and it sets forth its
recommendations as to the manner in which the return to
that standard should be effected. I have had the report of
this committee printed, and it w ill be available as I finish
my remarks this afternoon.
“ It contains a reasoned marshaling of arguments which
convinced the Government, and it sets forth a series of rec­
ommendations in which Mr. Chamberlain, though he ceased
to be Chairman on becoming Foreign Secretary, has form ally
concurred and which his M ajesty’s Government are intend­
ing to follow in every respect.”
In dealing with the merits of the policy of returning to the
gold standard. Mr. Churchill indicated that virtually no
other policy was open to the British Government. W hat he
says in that respect constitutes not the least interesting of
his many interesting and enlightening statements. He s a id :
“ W e do not move alone. Indeed, I think we could not have
afforded to remain stationary while so many others moved.
Tw o of the greatest manufacturing countries in the world
on either side of us, the United States and Germany, are, in
different ways, either on or related to the international gold
exchange. Sweden is on gold exchange. Austria and Hun­
gary are already based on gold or else on sterling, which is
now the equivalent of gold, and I have reason to know that
Holland and the Dutch East Indies— very important fac­
tors in world finance— w ill act simultaneously with us
to-day.
“ so fa r as the British Empire is concerned, the self-govern­
ing Dominions, there w ill be complete unity of action. The
Dominion of Canada is already on a gold standard. The
Dominion of South A frica has given notice of her intention
to revert to the gold standard as from July 1. I am author­
ized to state that the Commonwealth of Australia, synchron­
izing its action with ours, proposes from to-day to abolish
the existing restrictions on the free export of gold, and that
the Dominion of New Zealand w ill from to-day adopt the
same course as ourselves in freely licensing the export of
gold.
'Thus, over the whole o f the British Empire,” Mr. Church­
ill was continuing, when Sir F. W ise interjected a question
about India, and Mr. Churchill in reply said India was on her
own basis.
“ I am speaking of the self-governing Dominions o f the
Crown, and I exclude India, certainly, but that in no way
affects the argument,” he said, continuing:
“ Thus, over the whole area of the British Empire and
over a very wide and important area of the world there has
been established at once one uniform standard o f value, to
which all international transactions are related and can be
referred. The standard may, of course, vary in itself from
time to time, but the position of all countries related to it
w ill vary together, like ships in harbor whose gangways are
joined and who rise and fa ll together with the tide.
“ I believe that the establishment of this great area of com­
mon arrangement w ill facilitate a revival of international
trade and of interimperial trade. Such revival and such
foundations are important to all countries, and to no country
is it more important than to this island, whose population is
larger than its agriculture or its industry can sustain, which
is the centre of a wide empire, and which, in spite of all its
burdens, has still retained, if not the primacy, at any rate
the central position in the financial system of the world.”
Simultaneously with the delivery of fhe British Chancel­
lor's speech on April 28 cable advices from Melbourne, Aus­
tralia, stated that Prem ier Bruce had announced on that
day that Australia would x
’eturn immediately to the policy
of the free export of gold, though the Australian Common­
wealth Government did not intend to substitute gold for
notes as internal currency. From The Hague April 28 ad­
vices also came to the effect that the Netherlands Finance
Minister had announced on that day that prohibition upon
the export of gold had been rescinded as from April 29 and
that measures had been taken to stabilize the financial situ­
ation created by the change of policy. H e added that the
Dutch East Indies had taken the same course. Gold would
not be put into internal circulation, the Minister stated, and
export of gold would be allowed only if the rate of exchange
was above the gold level.

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MONTHLY REVIEW

With reference to the .change of Ministry in France that
involved many disturbing features and incidents, some of
them calculated to impair confidence in the integrity of
French Government financing. The Herriot Ministry was
not definitely overthrown until April 10, but its position was
extremely critical from the very beginning of the month. Its
difficulties grew mainly out of the necessity of increasing
the lim it of circulation of the Bank of France and a propo­
sition to make an indirect levy on capital through a forced
loan. On April 2 Finance Minister Etienne Clementel ten
dered his resignation and a crisis then developed which
threatened the withdrawal of the entire Herriot Cabinet.
The resignation was an aftermath of an address which M
Clementel had delivered on that day and in which the finan­
cial plans of the Government were discussed. H is remarks
dealt with the budget and contained an announcement to the
effect that the Government intended to increase the lim it of
note circulation of the Bank of France. M. Clementel’s
resignation came after Premier Herriot had in the Senate dis­
avowed the Finance Minister’s policy of extending the limit
of bank note issues. Apparently M. Clementel spoke without
the authority of the Herriot Government and his resignation
followed with his failure to accede to a request to amend
his remarks. I t was stated that only the day before M. Cle
mentel’s address to the Senate a communique had been is­
sued, following a Cabinet meeting said to have lasted fa r
into the night, indicating the intention to keep within the
existing maximum of note circulation and to refrain from
seeking authority to increase the limit. Cable advices said
that it had long been manifest that M. Clementel was in­
clined to act on his own responsibility, taking steps without
acquainting his colleagues in the Cabinet of what he was
planning and thereby embarrassing the Government. Pre
viously these incidents had been passed over, but the manner
in which he announced to the Senate his new financial
measures to increase the note circulation put the Govern­
ment in such a position that the Premier was obliged to rush
to the Upper House and make a reassuring statement. On
April 3 President Doumergue announced the appointment of
Senator Anatole de Monzie as Finance Minister to succeed
M. Clementel— Senator de Monzie accepting on the express
condition that the Herriot Government would alter its pol
icy regarding an Embassy at the Vatican, for the reason
that the religious controversy was destroying the unity of
the country and that Catholic support of public finance was
essential. The Government accordingly changed its policy
towards the Catholic Church in France and determined to
withdraw its insistence on the suppression of French diplo­
matic representation at the Vatican.
But that proved of little avail. The Herriot Government
had adopted as part of its financial program a forced loan,
embracing a 10% contribution by capital; the rate of inter­
est on the loan was at first planned at 4%, but later fixed
at 3%. This program of financial legislation was intro­
duced in the Chamber of Deputies on April 7 and on the 8th
it was announced that the Chamber had determined upon
April 10 as the time for its discussion. It also developed
that part of the financial program was an increase in the
legal maximum of circulation of the Bank of France from
41,000,000,000 francs to 45,000,000,000 francs. The Finance
Committee of the Chamber of Deputies eventually, that is
on A pril 10, insisted on separating the provision for an in­
crease in bank note circulation from that making a levy on
capital through a forced loan. Associated Press advices
from Paris April 7 stated that the Chamber was reported
rather nonplussed by the announcement on that day that the
increase in the issue of bank notes was to “ regularize exist­
ing situation.” It was stated that this was the first public
disclosure of the fact that the authorized lim it of 41,000,000,000 francs in paper money had been exceeded, although ru­
mors to that effect had been current on the Bourse for sev­
eral weeks. The French Parliament, however, it was stated,
was placed in the face of an accomplished fact. The money
was in circulation to an amount o f about 2,000,000,000
francs more than authorized by law and there was no alter­
native but to make the situation regular. On April 8 Pre­
mier Herriot, after receiving from Governor Robineau of the
Bank of France a letter recalling the Government’s promise
to straighten out the bank’s shortage in its account before
that day (the day of publication of the Bank of France’s
weekly statement), issued a decree authorizing the bank to
increase its circulation immediately by 3,330,000,000 francs,
the amount of issue necessary to straighten out the bank’s
account. The true figures accordingly appeared in the bank’s
return made public on Thursday, April 9. They showed that
the legal lim it had been exceeded by 2,030,000,000 francs.
It appeared that the Herriot Government had been using
about 600,000,000 francs monthly over the legal limit of ad­
vances fo r the previous three months, largely to meet matur­
ing Government short-term paper which for various reasons
could not be renewed. The accounts stated that for some
weeks the Regents of the Bank of France had been chafing
under this procedure, fearing for the bank’s credit, as more
and more people learned o f the makeshift arrangement, and
the previous week had notified M. Herriot that if something
was not done to correct the situation they would refuse to
sign the bank statement to be issued on April 9. Governor
Robineau is said to have received on April 3 a written prom­
ise from M. H erriot that a measure would be introduced on




Monday, April 6, providing fo r the increase in bank note cir­
culation. Due to Finance Minister Clementel’s resignation,
the Government was unable to introduce the measure until
Tuesday, April 7. That night’s refusal by the Government
to disjoin the bank increase provision from the rest of the
financial bill, occasioned further delay, and M. Robineau
called M. H erriot’s attention to the situation and his prom­
ise. The result was the issuance of M. H erriot’s decree
authorizing an increase to the extent of 3,330,000,000 francs.
Later in the night, however, his legal advisers told him his
action was not legal, and accordingly, the decree did not
appear in the next morning’s “ Journale O fficiel,” and there­
fore really had no legal force. Nevertheless, the Regents of
the Bank of France took the bull by the horns, and in their
return published A pril 9 made it plain, as already stated,
that there was actually 43,000,000,000 francs of notes in cir­
culation. In appearing before the Chamber on April 9 M.
Herriot undertook to lay the blame for the financial irregu­
larities on the preceding French Governments, saying that
before he came into office the Poincare Government had bor­
rowed irregularly from the Bank of France, a statement
which brought I’etorts that never had M. Poincare approved
a fictitious increase in circulation.
These developments, along with the proposal for a forced
loan, brought about the defeat of the Herriot Ministry on
April 10. In the Senate M. Poincare was very active in his
opposition, and the result was that the Senate defeated a
motion of confidence by a vote of 156 to 132. The Herriot
Cabinet then tendered its resignation. President Doumergue
on April 11 then asked M. Painleve, President of the Cham­
ber of Deputies, to undertake the formation of a new Cabi­
net. M. Painleve, after tentatively accepting the commis­
sion, definitely declined on April 12 after a survey of the
situation, a statement issued by him showing that the a tti­
tude of the Senate was the determining factor in his deci­
sion. Following this, Aristide Briand was on April 12 asked
by President Doumergue to form a Cabinet, but was obliged
on April 14 to announce that he had failed in the endeavor.
M. Painleve was then called upon a second time and this time
succeeded in the task. He proceeded along new lines and on
April 16 was able to announce the membership of the new
Cabinet, the leading names in which were Paul Painleve
himself as Premier and Minister of War, Joseph Caillaux as
Minister of Finance, Aristide Briand as Foreign Minister,
and Anatole de Monzie as Minister of Public Instruction. A t­
tention centred chiefly upon the appointment of M. Caillaux.
He is considered one of the ablest financiers in France, but
had been convicted of treason by the French Senate (on
chargse, to be sure, that were regarded as decidedly flim sy)
five years before and had only recently been restored to his
full rights. It was doubtless felt by M. Painleve that M.
Caillaux could lift France out of her financial troubles if
anyone could. It was announced that the idea of a levy on
capital had been abandoned, and the policy of complete sep­
aration of Church and State would be allowed to lapse. At
a meeting of the radical Socialist group on April 16 M. Cail­
laux made a declaration on the fu tility of “ improvised meas­
ures” in order to place the Treasury on a sound footing and
it was made evident that he meant to resort to thorough­
going measures for restoring financial stability, even though
there would be no resort to a capital levy.
The new Ministry made its appearance before the French
Parliament on April 21. Joseph Caillaux’s reception in the
Chamber of Deputies was fa r from friendly, as was natural,
considering the offense with which he had been charged,
but notwithstanding all opposition, the Chamber the same
evening (A p ril 21) by 304 votes against 218 registered its
approval of the program of the Painleve Government. The
Associated Press correspondent said that “ the ultimate im­
position of'drastic financial measures, maintenance of the
Embassy at the Vatican and pacification of internal dissen­
sion. but, above all, real security for France, were the prime
points in the Ministerial declaration of the Painleve-Caillaux-Briand Cabinet, read before the Chamber of Deputies
and the Senate.” In the French Senate former Prem ier
Edouard Herriot was elected President of that body on April
22. Later both the Senate and Chamber voted the provi­
sional credits fo r May and June requested by Finance Min­
ister Caillaux, and this paved the way fo r the adjournment
of Parliament. It should be stated that on A pril 15, after
the Herriot Ministry had resigned and while the new Min­
istry was being formed, the French Parliament passed a
special bill authorizing an increase in the legal limit of the
note circulation of the Bank of France from 41,000 000,000
francs to 45,000.000,000, and raising the lim it of advances
to the Government from 22,000,000,000 francs to 26 000,000,000 francs, thus disposing of that matter. W ith the return
of Great Britain to the gold standard on April 28 the ques­
tion naturally arose as to whether the French Government
might be inclined to take a similar step.
In domestic affairs the distinctive feature was further
evidence of a slackening in trade. The remark applies with
especial force to the iron and steel industry. The “ Iron
Age,” in its issue of April 30, pointed out that the uniform
report from iron and steel centres was that the lull in buying
observed for some time continued. Consumers regarded the
weakening of prices and the further efforts of selling forces
to get business by concessions, as the natural sequel to more
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abated their caution. A t the same time signs of curtailment ning from 5% to 15% in the prices o f tires, effective May 1,
in secondary metal working industries, said the “ Age,” were and the B. F. Goodrich Co., the Goodyear T ire & Rubber Co.,
lacking and steel producers pointed to the frequency with the Kelly-Springfield and the United States Rubber Co. an­
which some buyers were ordering as proof that overstocking nounced similar advances. Raw silk recovei'ed somewhat,
had not been excessive or as general as some estimates had being quoted here on April 30 at $6 37%@$6 42% for Kansai
made it appear. “ There was no such deliberate accumula­ double extra cracks, against $6 30@$6 35 a pound on March
tion of semi-finished steel this year as the Steel Corporation 31, $6 65@$6 75 Feb. 28, $6 70(^$6 80 Jan. 31 and $6 90@$7 00
carried out in the first quarter of 1924, though a number of a pound Dec. 31.
steel companies, and here and there a merchant pig iron in­
Grain prices fluctuated widely and erratically, going up,
terest, have large stocks of iron. Rather, the policy of the then down, then up again— all in response to influences of
steel companies is to bring production in line with consump­ one kind or another. The net result, at least in the case of
tion. Progress has been made to the point of putting opera­ wheat, was a substantial advance. The May option for
tions for the whole country at 70 to 75% of capacity this wheat at Chicago after selling down from $1 49% April 1 to
week.” The significance of this latter statement will appear $1 36% April 3, was up to $1 62% April 11 and down again to
when it is said that as recently as January the steel indus­ $1 44 April 16. Thereafter it see-sawed within narrower lim­
try was working to the extent of 90@95% of capacity. It its, and the close April 30 was at $153%, against the open­
may be noted, too, that the U. S. Steel Corporation reported ing price of 148 April 1. The July option, after passing
for March 31 unfilled orders on the books of its subsidiary through similar sharp fluctuations, closed April 30 at $1 42,
companies of only 4,803,504 tons, as against 5,281.771 tons against $1 39% at the opening April 1. The May option for
on Feb. 28 and 5.037,323 tons for Jan. 31. Prices tended corn at Chicago, after tumbling from $107 April 1 to 91 %c.
lower, and the “ A ge” made the composite price of finished April 4, touched $111% April 11 and moved irregularly up
steel April 28 2.474c. per pound, as against 2.531c. March 31 and down the rest of the month, with the close $104% A pril
1925 and 2.653c. April 29 1924. The composite price of pig 30, against $105% at the opening April 1. The July corn
iron April 28 was $20 71 per gross ton, against $2154 on option at Chicago, after going through similar gyrations,
Mar. 31 and $21 88 Apr. 29 1924. The first 1925 sales of Lake closed April 30 at $109%, against the opening price of
iron ore were made on April 4 and were a surprise, said the $109% April 1. Oats also suffered a bad break at the be­
“ Age,” outside the ore trade itself, being the lowest since 1910. ginning of the month, with subsequent recovery. The May
Non-Bessemer ores, it was stated, went at $4 25 for Mesabi option in Chicago sold down from 42% April 1 to 35% A p ril
c-re, a 50c. reduction from the 1924 price, which was SOc. be­ 3, and recovered to 42%c. April 13, with the closing price
low that of 1923. Bessemer ores, the “ Age” said, would sell April 30 40%c., against 42c. the opening April 1. The July
at 61c. to 71c. less than the 1924 basis. The decline in ore oats option at Chicago closed April 30 at 41%e., against an
was one of the factors in the further decline in the price of opening price April 1 of 43%C. Sugar prices moved still
iron. It was noted that French cast iron pipe makers had lower, and Cuban raw sugar got down to 2%c. April 30,
against 2 27-32(7/ 2%e. March 31. The wholesale price of re­
captured some further contracts in this country.
The course of prices of the minor metals continued down­ fined sugar as quoted by the leading refineries ranged be­
ward during April, though with a marked recovery toward tween 5.60c. and 5.80c. April 30, against 5.80@6.00c. March
the close. Lake copper at New York got down to 13%c. April 31. Coffee prices also tended downward, a disposition de­
17, but was 13%c. April 30. Electrolytic copper April 17 was veloping to refrain from buying, owing to the high level of
down to 13c., but up to 13%c. April 30; in January the price prices maintained, which were regarded as artificial, influ­
was as high as 14%c. Lead at New York tumbled further, enced by the policy of the Brazilian Government. Futures
from 8.40c. to 7.75c. April 20. but was 7.85c. April 30. In declined sharply on severe liquidation with the Brazilian
January it had sold as high as 10.60c. Tin at New York also market falling. No. 7 Rio for spot delivery was 19%(^19%c.
moved still lower, going from 52 %c. April 1 to SOc. April 14, April 30, against 20c. March 31.
New security offerings during April were overshadowed
then rising to 55 %c.. and closing April 30 at 54.62%c. Some
further reductions in petroleum and gasoline prices occurred by the purchase of Dodge Bros, automobile properties
during April. The reductions in petroleum were mainly in by Dillon, Read & Co. and the subsequent offering to inves­
the heavy grades of oil and particularly in Smac-kover crude, tors of securities of the newly organized successor, Dodge
the production of which was very heavy. On April 25, for Bros., Inc., by two separate syndicates headed in each case
instance, the Standard Oil Co. of La., after previous reduc­ by Dillon, Read & Co. One group sold 850.000 shares Dodge
tion, made a further reduction of 20c. a barrel in Smackover Bros., Inc., preference stock at $100 per share( each share
crude below 24 degrees, making the new price 40c. for cur­ of preference stock carrying as a bonus one share of com.
rent shipment. Reports on April 30 stated that producers of stock, Class A ). The other group offered $75,090,000 Dodge
heavy crude in deep sand at Smackover were putting oil in Bros., Inc., 6%c deb. (with certain conversion privileges) at
storage as far as possible, refusing to sell at the 40c. pet- 99 & int., to yield over 6.10%. $45,000,000 The Baltimore &
barrel price. As a result, it was stated, premium paying was Ohio RR. Co. Southwestern Div. 1st mtge. 5% bonds, due
developing and contracts were being made at 60c. a barrel. July 1 1950, were offered by Kuhn. Loeb & Co., Speyer &
There were reductions also in Pennsylvania crude during the Co. and the National City Co. at 98 less int., at the accruing
month. The best grade of Pennsylvania was reduced from rate from date of payment to July 1 1925. to yield 5.14% to
$3 55 to $3 30 and Corning from $2 10 to $1.95. In gasoline maturity, and an oversubscription was reported. Kuhn,
there were some reductions outside of this district, hut the Loeb & Co. placed $25,000,000 Missouri Pacific RR. Co. 1st &
Standard Oil Co. of New York made no further change in its ref. mtge. 6% bonds, Ser. “ E,” at 99% & int. to date of deliv­
territory, which includes New York and the New England ery. Bankers sold $10,000,060 Columbia Gas & Elec. Co.
States, leaving the tank wagon price here at 20c. and the 3-year 5% notes at 100 & int. Union Trust Co., Pittsburgh,
brought out $10 000.000 Union Gulf Holding Co. 5% secured
retail price at 24c.
There was no improvement in the dry goods market, serial notes at prices ranging from 100 & int. to 100.72 & int.,
though an urgent demand for silks and certain of the nov­ to yield from 4%%> to-5%, according to maturity. $10,000,elty rayon and cotton mixtures was noted. The wool mar­ 000 Commercial Trust Corp. 5% serial notes were disposed
ket was very much depressed owing to a further decline in of by Dillon. Read & Co. at prices to yield from 4.50% to
foreign raw wool prices. The condition of the cotton goods in­ 5.75%. according to maturity. A banking syndicate brought
dustry was shown in the fact that some Fall River mill shares out 180,000 Class A shares Stern Bros, (carrying voting
sold at the lowest prices on record and that several of the trust certifs. for 60 000 com. shares) at $55 50 per Class A
mills were obliged to suspend dividends for the first time in share. $8,145,000 Baltimore & Ohio RR. 4% % equip, trust
30 or 40 years. In cotton a favorable feature was the break­ certifs, Ser. “ B,” were placed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Speyer &
ing of the prolonged drought in Texas. Oklahoma and other Co. and the National City Co. at prices to yield from 4.20%
parts of the Southwest. The season elsewhere in the South to 4.807o, according to maturity, being an average price for
was well advanced, permitting planting operations to go for­ equal amounts of all maturities of 98.43% and an average
ward without hindrance. All this was reflected in lower yield of 4.75%). Greenbaum & Sons Investment Co., Chicago,
prices for the slaple.
There was some extremely hot brought out $7,250,000 Eitel Central Block 1st mtge. 6% se­
weather in the Southwest at times, the mercury being re­ rial bonds at prices ranging from 100 & int. to 101 & int., ac­
ported at 100 degrees and above in parts of Texas, only to be cording to maturity. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and the National
followed by severe drops in temperatures, which gave rise to City Co. offered successfully $7.224 000 Chicago & North
fears of frost, but these had only a temporary effect on Western Ry. Co. 5%e equip, oust certifs. in equal amounts of
prices and the all-coil! rolling factor was the relief from the all maturities, at an average price of 101.05%o & int., to date
drought in the Southwest. Middling upland spot cotton in of delivery and an average yield of approx. 4.80%. Halsey,
New York sold down from 24.90c. April 1 and 24.95c. April 17 Stuart & Co. headed a syndicate which offered $6,500,000
and April 20 to 24c. April 2S and was 24.30 April 30. Print West Penn Power Co. 1st mtge. 5% bonds, Ser. E, at 97% &
cloths at Fall River for 28 inch, 64 x 64s, were marked int., yielding 5.18%. $5,000,000 Equitable Office Building
down April 14 from 7%c. to 7%c. Crude rubber advanced , Corp. 7% convertible cum pref. stock was sold by a syndi­
to the highest figures reached in nearly five years owing to cated headed by Dillon. Read & Co. at 100 & div. In addi­
the large consumption in the United States, particularly in tion to the above mentioned domestic offerings there were
the automobile trade, and aided, of course, by the British several flotations of large foreign loans. Speyer & Co. headed
policy of arbitrary restriction of exports. Advices from a syndicate which placed $15,000,000 State of San Paulo
>
London at the very close of the month stated that rubber (United States of B razil) 25-year S% secured bonds, exter­
exports from the British controlled plantations beginning nal loan of 1925. at 99% & int., to yield 8.10%. $8,000,000
with May 1 would be increased from 55% of the total output City of Oslo (capital of Norw ay) 30-year 6% bonds, due
to 65%. Smoked ribbed sheets for spot delivery April 30 May 1 1955. were sold by Kuhn. Loeb & Co., at 99% & int.
were quoted at 4514 @45%c.. against 42%(5>43c. on March 31. Bankers offered $5,500,000 Province of Manitoba, Canada,
and first latex crep at 45%@46%c., against 43%@43%c. 2-year 4%%> notes and 20-year 4% % bonds; $3,000,000 notes
The Firestone T ire & Rubber Co. announced increases run­ j being offered at 100% & int., to yield 4.43%, and $2,500,000




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bonds at 95% & int., to yield over 4.85%. Foreign corporate
issues floated here were as follow s: $14,000 000 Ujigawa
Electric Power Co., Ltd. (U jigaw a Denki Kabushiki Kaisha)
1st mtge. 7% bonds were brought out by a syndicate headed
by Lee, Higginson & Co., at 91 & int., yielding over 7.90%.
Jesup & Lamont placed $10,000,000 Andian National Corp.,
Ltd., 1st mtge. 15-year G% bonds at 100 & int.
Announcements of dividend changes during April were
not quite so numerous as in previous months. A few com­
panies increased their dividend disbursements, among them
being Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., which raised its quar. div.
on com. from 1% to 1%%. Montreal Light, Heat & Power
Consolidated increased its quar. div. from 1% % to 2%.
American Light & Traction Co. raised the quar. cash div. on
com. from 1% to 1% % , but omitted the stock div. of 1%
paid regularly from Feb. 1921 to Feb. 1925, incl. Mahoning
Coal RIt. decl. a div. of $12 50 on com., as compared with
previous divs. of $10 per share. The quar. div. on National
Brick Co. of Laprairie, Ltd., 7% cum. pref. was raised from
1% to 1%%. Deere & Co. of Moline, 111 increased the quar.
.,
div. on its 7% cum. pref. from 1% paid last quarter to 1%%.
Middle West Utilities Co. resumed divs. on com. W illysOverland Co. resumed on its 7% cum. pref. Magma Copper
Co. made its first distribution since Jan. 1919. American
Linseed Co. resumed on its 7Vo non-cum. pref. stock. Com.
divs. were resumed by G. R. Kinney & Co., Inc. Elgin Watch
Co. decl. an extra of 25c. per share. An extra of 50c. per
share was deck on Chicago M ill & Lumber Co. com. Two
extra divs. of 4% ($1 each) were deck by American Hard­
ware Corp., Hartford. Hudson & Manhattan RR. deck an
initial semi-ann. div. of 1% % on its com. stock. Producers
Oil Corp. of America deck an initial div. of 5c. a share on
com. A stock div. of 33 1-3% was deck on Harbison-Walker
Refractories Co. com. On the other hand, a small number
of companies reduced or omitted their div. payments. Miami
Copper Co. reduced its quar. div. from 50c. to 25c. per share.
The quar. div. on Exchange Buffet Corn, was cut from 50c.
to 37%c. per share. York Mfg. Co. deck a semi-ann. div. of
2%, as against 3% paid last December. American Coal Co.
of Alleghany County reduced its quar. div. from $1 to 50c.
per share. F. M. Hoyt Shoe Co. deferred payment of divs.
on its 7% cum. pref. Consolidation Coal Co. omitted its div.
on com. The quar. div. on Doehler Die Casting Co. com. was
passed. Hazeltine Corn, suspended payment of divs. St.
Lawrence Flour M ills Co., Ltd., omitted the usual quar. div.
on com. Lincoln Mfg. Co. failed to pay its usual quar. div.
The semi-ann. div. on Everett Mills was passed.
The stock market, after its severe break in March, enjoyed
substantial recovery in April. Liquidation had evidently
been thorough and complete, and drives against the market
no longer succeeded in dislodging much stock. The result
was that attempts of bear operators to cover such of their
outstanding short commitments as they had not pre­
viously been able to close out led to sharp upward reactions
in the cases of those properties which had suffered espe­
cially pronounced losses. The room traders, in turn, finding
it impossible any longer to scalp profits on the short side
commenced to operate on the long side of the market. With no
major movements under way transactions began to dwindle
and the volume of transactions dropped below a million
shares a day on many days during the first half of the
mouth. Meantime the tone of the market steadily improved
under the influence of renewed advances in special groups of
stocks and particularly the motor shares, as well as some of
the railroad stocks, and the latter part of the month
increasing activity again developed and the course of the
market once'more tended strongly upward, notwithstanding
weakness in a number of special stocks. The motor shares
were the strong feature from the very beginning of the
month. The situation in the automobile trade was evidently
the reverse of that which existed in the early months of the
previous year. Then the output of cars was in excess of the
demand, making subsequent curtailment imperative. This
is evident from the fact that while in January 1924 the make
of passenger cars in the United States and Canada was 293.823. in Feb. 343,445, in Mar. 357.003 and in April 340.35(5. in
May the output proved only 280.273 cars and in June but
225.034 cars. The present year, on the other hand. January
started with a production of 212.909 cars, and this was in­
creased to 252.185 cars in February, and further increased
to 332,108 cars in March. The April figures, of course, are
not yet available. A ll accounts agree, too, in saying that the
automobile manufacturers wCre meeting with an excellent
demand. Accordingly, there appeared a good basis for op­
erations for higher prices in the motor shares. At all events,
the motor shares were the features of the market, and many
o f them established sensational advances in prices. Not only
that, but in the case of some of them concerning which glow­
ing accounts of prosperity were published, new high records
of prices fo r the year were established over and over again
as the month progressed. Maxwell Motor class B shares
touched 89% April 18, against 55% April 2. and only 33 !4
Jan. 27. General Motors common, which after selling up
from 64% Jan. 5 to 79 Feb. 10 had dropped to 68% March 30.
on April 18 was back again to 75%. Nash Motors common,
which had distinguished itself for a new high even in March,
at the time of the great collapse in the market and got up to
298 March 26 against 193% Jan. 5, moved forward still
higher in April, touching 368% April 18, with the close April




30, 358. Packard Motor common touched 23% April 8,
against only 15 Jan. 16, though the close April 30 was at
20%. The speculation in the motor shares was, of course,
aided by the announcement which came March 31 that a
syndicate of New' York bankers headed by Dillon, Read & Co.
had acquired the automobile properties of the Dodge Bros,
in an all cash transaction, the p.ice being $146,000,000, fol­
lowed by an offering of 850.000 shares of the preference
stock (carrying an equal amount of common shares) of
Dodge Bros., Inc., at $100 per share and $75,000,000 of 6%
gold debentures of Dodge Bros., Inc., at 99.
The activity and strength of some of the railroad shares
was a no less conspicuous feature and served perhaps even
more than the rise in the motor shares to restore the tone of
the market after the staggering blow it received the previous
month. The strength here, however, was not common to the
whole railroad list, but was confined largely to Southern and
Southwestern stocks and particularly the latter. Elsewhere
there was a manifestation of weakness, especially in the
case of the Northwestern properties, that is in the northern
half of the territory lying between Chicago and the Pacific
Coast. Current returns of earnings for these roads, con­
trary to the reports of business revival which had been cur­
rent for so many months, were poor, and this proved a sad
disappointment and led to extensive selling of the stocks of
these roads, carrying the prices of many of them to the low­
est figures of the year. Among such may be mentioned
Chicago & North West common, where the falling o ff in
earnings gave rise to fears that there might have to be a fur­
ther reduction even in the dividends at the declaration in
May or June. This stock sold down to 47 April 14, against
75% Jan. 12. St. Paul & Omaha touched 33% April 22,
against 59% Jan. 13. Union Pacific com. dropped to 133%
April 24, against 153% Jan. 10. Northern Pacific sold down
to 58% April 25, against 71% March 6; Great Northern pref.
to 60 April 24, against 71% Jan. 8; Milwaukee & St. Paul
com. and pref. also dropped still low er; even Pennsylvania
shares made their low record for the year in April, the an­
nual report for the calendar year 1924 not having been up
to expectations. Erie first pref. and Erie second pref. and
Chicago & Alton ccm. and pref. also distinguished themselves
by a low record for the year to date. On the other hand,
Southwestern roads and most of the Southern roads moved
in the contrary direction and made for themselves new high
records. Conditions here appeared to be wholly different
from those prevailing in the Northwest. Texas. Oklahoma
and Arkansas had in 1924 raised cotton crops of unusual
size and they also had abundant grain crops, as did Kansas
and some other States in the same territory, and were able
to dispose of them at high prices. This in turn seems to have
led to a considerable revival of trade in that section. At all
events, returns of railroad earnings here were satisfactory
in gross as well as net, while in the case of the Southern
roads, even where losses appeared in the gross, these were
wholly or largely overcome by reductions in expenses. The
stock market reflected this by further advances in the prices
of these shares, which in numerous instances reached new
high figures for the year. This is true of Southern Railway
com., which April 30 sold up to 93%, against 77% Jan. 2, of
St. Louis-San Francisco, which got up to 74% April 24,
against 57% Jan. 16, of Seaboard A ir Line com. and pref.,
of Colorado Southern com., of Reading Co. 1st preferred,
and of several others. In all of these the rise was steady and
persistent and evidently due to good buying. A few railroad
stocks in other parts of the country also beat their best pre­
vious figures to date. Thus Delaware & Hudson sold up to
155 April 6. against 133% March 30. and later in the month
it appeared that the Company had arranged to lease the
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh for (5% per annum on the
com. and pref. stocks of that company. Buffalo Rochester
& Pittsburgh com., which on April 2 had sold at 48. accord­
ingly rose to 85 April 30. Norfolk & Southern com., after
selling at 21% April 22. the low figure of the year, advanced
to 30% April 30 on a change in -the individual control of the
property. The Norfolk & Western arranged for a lease of
the Virginia Railway at 6% on the two classes of stock of
the latter and Norfolk & Western com. rose from 125% April
3 to 133% April 23: it had sold March 20 as high as 134%.
The industrial shares followed a course of their own and
showed considerable irregularity from day to day, now mov­
ing up and now down. There was apparently more or less
manipulation in the case of the specialties, which had broken
so badly in March. The fluctuations in some of these cov­
ered a wide range, and while there was gene-al recovery, it
was far from equal to the previous loss. U. S. Cast Iron Pipe
& Foundry com. sold down to 131% April 22. but closed at
146, against 165 March 31: this stock had sold at 250 Feb. 11.
The rubber stocks were strong on the advance in the price
of crude rubber and the marking up of the price of rubber
tires. The sugar stocks were weak on the downward ten­
dency of the price of rubber; American Susrar com. touched
71% April 14, the high figure of the year, but later declined
and it closed April 30 at 61%. It should be stated that the
radio stocks also showed an advancing tendency on the con­
tinuous growth of the radio industry and the light and
power properties were likewise in demand at advancing
prices. Anaconda Copper and many of the other copper
stocks recorded their lowest figures of the year during April
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rience on account of the slackening of activity in the steel
trade. The whole stock market showed greatly improved
tone with a revival of public interest the latter part of the
month. The news that Field Marshal von Hindenburg had
on Sunday, April 26, been elected President of Germany had
a temporary weakening effect on Monday, April 27, but this
was completely overcome when the announcement came on
Tuesday, April 28, that Great Britain had decided to return
to the gold standard and to return at once. Bond prices
showed moderate improvement for the list as a whole, with
sharp advances in the case of bonds of Southwestern roads
and others which were giving such a good account of them­
selves in their income returns. On the German election, the
German Government external loan 7s sold down to 91% on
April 27, against 95 April 4, but closed April 30 at 93%.
French external 7s of 1924 on April 13 sold down to S6 on the
French political complications, but recovered to 89% April
21; then a relapse occurred and the close April 30 was at 88.
V O L U M E O F B U S IN E S S O N T H E S T O C K E X C H A N G E .
M onth of A p ril—
1925.
1924.
1923.
1922.
Stock sales— N o . sh3.
24,844,207
18,116,828
20,091,986
30,634,353
B on d sales (p ar va lu e )—
R a ilro a d & m is c e ll. §187,599,500
§127,719,000
$141,074,900
§224,910,250
U . S. G overn m en t
57,330,700
31,808,000
60,043,075
183,804,500
S tate, m unicipal
31,137,410
87,893,000
42,438,500
62,567,500
and fo re ig n _____
T o t a l bond s a le s .. $276,067,610
Jan. 1 to A p ril 30—
Stock sales— N o . shs.
137,503,599
B on d sales (par va lu e )—
R a ilro a d & m ls c e ll. S912,900,300
U . S. G overn m en t
176,744,900
S tate, m unicipal
and foreign _____
181,571,660

$247,420,000

§243,556,475

74,011,688

88,950,968

§471,282,250
83,102,049

§652,688,000
254,410,000

§615,861,400
265,549,845

$683,195,600
715,691,700

181,866,000

178,473,400

221,713,500

T o t a l bond s a le s ..§1,271,216,860 §1,088,964,000 §1,059,884,645 §1,620,600,800

The money market during April became easier again and
the trend of rates was downward. Particularly was this
true regarding rates for time loans, which often reflect the
trend of the money market more accurately than do the fluc­
tuations in call loans, which latter are governed more or
less by local and transitory causes. Slackening of trade
became still more pronounced, curtailing mercantile needs
for money, while the big break in the stock market during
March diminished the demand for Stock Exchange purposes.
A t the same time, however, the fact that the Clearing House
banks in their statement for April 4 showed surplus reserve
nearly exhausted and in their return two weeks later, on
April 18, revealed an actual deficiency of $14,596,130 below
legal requirements, led to more or less calling of loans on the
part of banks in order to restore impaired reserves, and on
such occasions call loan rates naturally spurted temporarily
upward. The requirements to meet the State income tax
due April 15 acted in much the same way, as also did the
financial negotiations connected with the carrying through
of certain undertakings of unusual size. Among these latter
should be mentioned particularly the purchase by a syndi­
cate headed by Dillon, Read & Co. of the Dodge Brothers
automobile properties. In the process of financing the un­
dertaking the syndicate, as already noted, offered 850,000
shares of preference stock allotment certificates at $100 petshare, calling for $85,000,000, and $75,000,000 Dodge Bros.,
Inc., 6% gold debentures at 99, involving 74,250,000, the two
together therefore requiring $159,250,000 of cash. The o ffer­
ings were heavily oversubscribed, though at the close of the
month, after payment for the purchase had been made, they
both sold at a discount below offering prices. The payments
connected with such huge financial transactions, both those
involved in the public subscriptions and those involved in
making payments to the Dodge Brothers estates, were nat­
urally not without some influence upon the money market,
even though the effect in each instance was slight and tran­
sient. According to the “ W all Street Journal” of April 22,
the proceeds of the two issues, aggregating, as already stated,
close to $160,000,000, were deposited equally with two New
York financial institutions, the Central Union Trust Co. and
the National Park Bank. One of them, said that newspaper,
promptly bought $40,000,000 of short-term bills from the New
York Discount Corporation and other discount houses as a
temporary investment pending final payment of the funds
to the original Dodge owners. Newspaper accounts state
that altogether $146,000,000 was paid the Dodge Brothers
fo r their plants and business. Payment was made after the
close of the month, that is on May 1, in a single check for the
fu ll amount, drawn on the Central Union Trust Co., and this
check in turn was deposited to the credit of the account of
the Dodge Brothers in the Hanover National Bank of this
city, where it remained until transferred to Detroit the fo l­
lowing week. The clearings at the New York Clearing House
on May 1 totaled $1,697,000,000, the highest on record, though
the Dillon Read & Co. check did not pass through the Clear­
ing House until the next day. These matters are mentioned
here, in the summary fo r the month of April, because they
mark the completion of an important financial transaction
of that month. In the flow of money during April there were
a number o f cross-currents, such as withdrawal of funds
from New York by institutions in the interior and transmittances to New York from other cities, all of which had some
transient influence on the call loan branch of the market,
but were otherwise without effect. Stock Exchange loans, it
is believed, were further reduced, as some further heavy sell­
ing occurred on the Stock Exchange, though the stock mar­
ket the latter part of April, as already noted, manifested
renewed strength.




(V ol.U 0 .

Call loans on the Stock Exchange on April 1, follow ing the
upward spurt at the close of March on the preparations for
the 1st of April payments, still ruled as high as 4% % , but
two days later, on April 3, were down to 3% % . On A pril 6
there was another spurt to 4% % on the calling of loans, in­
duced by the almost complete wiping out of surplus reserves
in the return of the New York Clearing House banks and
trust companies for the preceding Saturday, April 4. By
the middle of the month, however, the quotation was down
again to 3% % and it remained at that figure for a whole
week. Then came the Clearing House statement for April
18 showing legal reserves impaired to the extent of $14,596,130, with the result that the following Tuesday, April 21, the
call loan rate again spurted upward to 4% % . By A pril 25
the deficiency in reserves had once more been eliminated,
and on April 28 and April 29 the quotation was back to 3% % ,
but April 30 the preparations for the 1st of May payments
occasioned a rise to 4% % . The renewal rate was 4% % A pril
1, 4% % April 2, then 3% %to April 7, when there was a
change tc 4%, and this remained the renewal charge until
April 14, when there was again a drop to 3%%. No further
change occurred until April 22, when there was au advance
to 4% ; April 29 saw the rate once more down to 3% % , fo l­
lowed, however, by a return to 4% April 30. Time loans
were in liberal supply all through April, except that o ffe r­
ings at the very close of the month were somewhat smaller,
owing to the extra demands incidental to the May 1 settle­
ments. Rates were fractionally lower, being April 30 3
3% % per annum for 60-day loans and 3% @ 4% for 90 days
and for 4, 5 and 6 months, against 4% for 60 days, 4@ 4 % %
for 90 days and for 4 and 5 months and 4% % for 6 months
on March 31. Rates for commercial paper were lowered to
3% @ 4% for 4 to 6 months’ names of choice character, with
names less well known requiring 4@ 4% % . New England
mill paper and the shorter choice names were negotiated at
3% % the latter part of the month. Rates on bankers’ ac­
ceptances were
also fractionally
lower.
For
call
loans against bankers’ acceptances the posted rate
of the American Acceptance Council fluctuated be­
tween 3% and 3 % % during the month, the rate
moving up or down accordingly as the call loan rate on
the Stock Exchange moved up or down, with the quotation
at the close 3%. On April 30 the Acceptance Council quoted
rates cn prime bankers' acceptances eligible for purchase at
the Federal Reserve banks as follow s: 3% bid and 3%
asked for bills running 30 days, 3% % bid and 3% % asked
for bills running 60 and 90 days, 3% % bid and 3% % asked
for bills running 120 days, and 3% % bid and 3% % asked for
bills running 150 and 180 days. There were no changes dur­
ing April in the rates of discount by any of the Federal Re­
serve banks.
RATES FOR M O N E Y A T N E W YO R K , W E E K LY .
A p r. 3. A pr. 10 A p r. 17 A p r. 24

Week Ending —
Call Loans on Stock Exchange—

3 X -4
R an ge fo r w eek (m ixed & indus. co ll.) -3 M -5
3 X -4 X 3 X -4
4
W e e k ’s a verage (m ixed & indus. co ll.) - 4 X
3X
3M
Time Loans (Mixed & Industrial Collateral) —
3 ^ -4
4
4
3 X -3 %
S ix ty d ays-------------------- .
-—
N in e ty d a y s________ _____
. . ______ - 4-4 H
4-4 X
4-4 X 3 X -4
4-4%
- 4-4M
4-4 X 3 X -4
F o u r m onths.
..
—
4-4 X
4-4 X 3 X -4
F iv e m onths____ ______
- 4-4 X
3 X -4
Six m o n t h s ___ __ _______
- 4X
4X
4X
Commercial Paper—
D o u b le and single names—
3% -4
4
4
.
4
P rim e 4 to 6 m onths _
G o o d 4 to 6 m onths. .
..
___ . 4 X
4-4 X
4X
4X

M ay 1
3 X -4
4
3 X -3 X
3 X -4
3 X -4
3 X -4
3 X -4
3 X -4
4-4 X

In the foreign exchange market the distinctive feature
during April was the further sharp rise in sterling bills on
London, to close to actual parity on the decision of the B rit­
ish Government for the immediate restoration of the gold
standard. The pound sterling in the exchange- market had
been steadily rising for some weeks in expectation of some
such step, and an announcement regarding the British Gov­
ernment’s policy in that respect had been looked for with the
reassembling of Parliament after the Easter recess, but vir­
tually no one had counted upon the Government going so fa r
as to decide upon the immediate return to the gold basis.
Accordingly, everyone may be said to have been taken by
surprise when Winston Churchill, Chancellor of the British
Exchequer, in presenting his budget in the House of Com­
mons on April 2S, announced that the restrictions on the ex­
portation of gold bullion would be immediately lifted— in
fact would be removed on that very day— and a full return
to the gold basis effected at once. That was a brilliant
stroke of policy that sent a thrill through the world. Sight
bills on London had advanced almost without interruption
from $4 77% April 1 to $4 82% April 27, and on April 29 (the
day after Mr. Churchill’s announcement) got up to $4 84%
and ruled at the same figure the next day, April 30. The rate
for cable transfers advanced to $4 84%c. The actual par of
sterling is $4 86.65, but foreign exchange dealers calculate
that it would not pay to import gold unless the pound should
fall below $4,829, nor to export it from New York unless it
rises above $4,904, and within these limits, therefore, ster­
ling will be at practical parity. The rise brought sterling to
the highest figures reached in ten years, or since shortly
after the outbreak of the Great War, and the action of the
British Government in arranging a credit of $100,000,000 in
its favor in this country with J. P. Morgan & Co. and the
further action of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in
arranging to place $200,000,000 gold at the disposal of the
Bank of England affords assurance, of course, that fluctua­
tions in sterling rates w ill be confined within the limits indi­
cated. Aside from this event of all-controlling importance

May,

1925.]

MONTHLY KEVIEW
\

there were no features of any great consequence during the
month in sterling exchange. The wide and erratic fluctua­
tions in the price of wheat had the effect, it is believed, of
checking somewhat the exports of that commodity, thereby
lessening the supply of bills from that source; as a matter of
fact, however, commodity shipments at this season are al­
ways light and offerings of commercial bills somewhat scant.
This made the rise in sterling correspondingly easier, while
another favoring circumstance was the fact that money
rates here ruled much easier than in London, making it an
inducement to transfer balances from this side to the other
and to retain there the balances previously transferred.
In rates on the Continental centres the return of Great
Britain to the gold basis wms, of course, also a favoring in­
fluence the latter part of the month, though in much smallei
degree, and in the case of the French franc it was preceded
by the disturbing incidents growing out of the change in the
French Ministry and the German Presidential election, which
eventuated in the choice of Field Marshal von Hindenburg.
The first mentioned event was complicated by the necessity
of enlarging the legal lim it of bank note circulation allowed
the Bank of France and the fear of a levy on capital. The
election of von Hindenburg, while fa r from being a reassur­
ing event, w-as of consequence chiefly because of his monarchial leanings and the apprehensions thereby aroused in
France. The market value of the French franc, however,
was surprisingly well maintained. It may be that French
Government support was extended to prevent a bad break,
but doubtless, also, selling pressure was held under restraint
by recollection of the sad experience which bear operators
had the previous year when they tried the experiment of
short selling on an extensive scale. From 5.24 April 1 checks
on Paris declined to 5.10% April 3, owing to fears that the
legal limit of the note circulation of the Bank of France
would have to be extended, assurances to the contrary by
Premier Herriot not receiving credence. A feature of the
trading at this time, indicative of the unsettled feeling pre­
vailing, was the unwonted activity in franc futures, which
caused the spread per month under prevailing spot levels
to widen appreciably. End of April delivery dropped to 2
points under spot delivery, against 1% points, while 3
months’ delivery fell to 6 points under spot and 6 months’
delivery to 10@12 points under. However, the quotation

11

of 5.10% reached on April 3 proved the low figure of the
month, and rates thereafter improved, notwithstanding M.
H erriot’s proposal to put out a forced capital loan and his
further proposal to raise the lim it of advances by the Bank
of France to the French Government with the- subsequent
discovery that the Bank of France had already exceeded the
legal maximum of its -circulation in order to provide funds’
for the Government. Renewed collapse was perhaps pre­
vented by the placing of restrictions around dealings in
francs. It became known that spot remittances could no
longer be sold against purchase of dollars or other foreign
currencies, although trading in futures was unaffected. The
move, it was believed, had been instituted to keep capital
from leaving the country. A fte r the advent of the Painleve
Ministry to control of the Government, a measure was
quickly passed, as set out above, legalizing the increase in
Bank of France note circulation surreptitiously made, and
fixing the new limit at 45,000 000,000 francs, against the
previous maximum of 41,000,000,000, and much satisfaction
was expressed in financial circles over the selection of M.
G'aillaux as Finance Minister in the newr Cabinet. A new
source of disquietude developed with the election of Field
Marshal von Hindenburg as President of Germany on Sun­
day, April 26. This led to a drop of four points on April 27
in checks on Paris, but quick recovery ensued the next day
with the announcement that Great Britain was instantly to
return to the gold basis, this exercising a beneficial influence
on French exchange the same as in all other branches of for­
eign exchange. By April 29 the rate fo r French checks was
up once more to 5.24, with the range April 30 5.20% @5.22.
Belgian exchange was not influenced by the erratic fluctua­
tions in the French fra n c ; instead, variations in the i*ates for
checks on Antwerp were compassed within narrow limits,
the low for the month being 5.02% and the high 5.09. The
Italian lire also fluctuated within narrow limits. Greek ex­
change was benefited by rumors that Greece had secured a
large loan from American and English bankers and rates
continued to move up, even though the rumor was denied.
A t the beginning of the month the drachma declined from
1.60 April 1 to 1.58% A pril 3, but by April 27 the quotation
was up to 1.89% and the close April 30 was 1.89. The Ger­
man gold reichsmark continued unchanged the whole month
at 23.81 and the Austrian crown did not deviate from .0014%.

R A T E S OF E X C H A N G E O N C O N T IN E N T A L C E N T R E S .
Note.—Method o f quoting French, Swiss and Belgian francs and Italian lire changed on Dec. 1 1920 to shew the value o f all these different units
In cents per unit. Th e previous method o f quoting was to give the number o f fraves or lire to the dollar.
P a r is

S w iss

Francs
<

Bankers'
Checks

1 5.16H a5.24
2 5.16 a5.195*
3 5.10M a5.165*
4 5.14 05.185*
6
SUN
6 5.119*a5.155*
7 5.11}*a5.145*
8 5.125*05.175*
9 5.1 1 }*a5 .1 4
10 5.111*05.12
11 5 .1 5 }* 05.17
SUN
12
13 5.165* a 5 .175*
14 5 .1 2 }*a 5 .1 3 }*
15 5 .1 2 }* a5.21
16 5 .1 6 }*a 5 .2 1 }*
17 5.24 a 5 .2 8 }*
18 5.195*05.22}*
SUN
19
20 5 .1 9 }* 0 5.22}*
21 5 .2 0 }* 05.23}*
22 5 .16?*a5.19}*
23 5.175*05.21}*
24 5 .1 8 }* a 5 .20
25 5 .1 9 }*0 5 .2 0 }*
SUN
26
27 5 .1 6 }* 05.19}*
28 5.185*05.215*
29 5.22 }*a5 .2 4
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DAY
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DAY
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DAY
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Cables

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19.29
39.82
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DAY
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19.31
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DAY
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19.36
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40.105*040.12

Ita lia n

Francs

A m s te rd a m

Francs

Lire

Bankers'
Cables
Checks

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5.07 a.08
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SUN
DAY
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19.90 039.91 5.025*a.03
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DAY
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SUN
DAY
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19.97 O40.00 5.03 5*0.045*
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DAY
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10.06 040.15 5.045*0.06 5*
10.12 a40.14 5.06 5*0.075*
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Sight

Bankers’
Cables

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N o w qu oted in
C en ts per D rach m a

Bankers'
Cables
Checks
1.60
1.60
1.585*
1.60
SUN
1.66
1.665*
1.71
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1.69
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. 1.595*
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25
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2 7 __________________
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2 9 ____________ __ 3 0 __________________

S w eden

N orw a y

B e r lin

Kroner

April.

V ie n n a

Kroner

Kroner

f Reichsmarks

Kronen

Pesetas

Ban}ters'
Checks
Cables

Ban ters’
Checks
Cables

Ban ters’
Cables
Checks

Ban ters’
Cables
Checks

Bankers*
Cables
Checks

Ban ’ ers’
■
Checks
Cables

26.92
26.96
26.915*
26.955*
18.33al8.4G
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18.36al8.38
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18.3854a.40
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18.37al8.41
26.915*
26.955*
18.35al8.42
26.92
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The Bank o f A u stria.reduced its discount rate on April 25 to 31 l-16d. April 29 arid closed A pril 30 at 313-16d., against
from 13% to 1 1 % . The Bank o f Germany showed a reduc­ 31 %d. April 1.
tion in note circulation the first week in April of 21,339,000
marks, a reduction the second week of 105,610,000 marks
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per 100 yen ). Bates on the silver using countries were
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the price of silver. The dollar on Hong Kong April 30 was
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* C en ts o f U . S . m oney p e r (J.iilo^n peso, i Am erican m oney per P eru via n pound.
/ Value o f one escudo in U. S. currency,
/
d N o m in a l.
e E ffe c tiv e M a y 12 1924;
C om m en ced tb e q u o ta tio n o f P o lish exchange In zlo ty Instead o i m arks, w hloh had fo rm e rly been th e m edium o l exchange.
T h e z lo t y Is equ iva len t t o 1.800,000 m arks.




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N ew York Stock Exchange
M O N TH LY AND Y E A R L Y RECORD
T h e f o llo w in g t a b le s fu r n is h a c o m p le t e r e c o r d o f th e N e w Y o r k S t o c k E x c h a n g e tr a n s a c tio n s f o r t h e p a s t m o n t h a n d
th e y e a r 1 9 2 5 to d a t e .
T h e y need n o e x te n d e d in tr o d u c tio n , a s th e y a re s e lf-e x p la n a to r y .
T h e t a b le s e m b r a c e e v e r y
s e c u r i t y d e a l t in o n t h e E x c h a n g e .
W e g i v e b o n d s f i r s t , u s i n g t h e c l a s s i f i c a t i o n a d o p t e d Iin t h e o f f ic ia l: l i s t .
T h e b la c k ­
f a c e d l e t t e r s in t h e c o l u m n h e a d e d
” i n d i c a t e in e a c h c a s e t h e m o n t h w h e n t h e b o n d s m a t u r e .
I n a c c o r d a n c e w it h t h e r u le a d o p t e d b y t h e N e w Y o r k S t o c k E x c h a n g e in 1 9 0 9 , a l b q u o t a t i o n s f o r d n t e r e s t - p a y i n g
b o n d s a r e a t a p r ic e t o w h ic h a c c r u e d i n t e r e s t m u s t b e a d d e d .
T h e e x c e p tio n s t o t h e ru le ^ r e in c o m e b o n d s a n d b o n d s o n
w h ic h i n t e r e s t is in d e f a u l t .
A f e w o t h e r b o n d s , li k e t h e H o l l a n d - A m e r i c a n L in e 6 s a n d : t h e A n t o n J u r g e n s W o r k s 6 s , f o r
s p e c ia l r e a s o n s , a r e a l s o q u o t e d “ f l a t , ” b u t w h e r e t h i s is t h e c a s e t h e n o t a t i o n “ f l a t ” w i l l b e f o u n d a g a i n s t t h e n a m e o f t h e
jo gn e .
T h i s m e t h o d o f q u o t in g b o n d s b e c a m e e f f e c t i v e J a n u a r y 2 1 9 0 9 .
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“Interest Period

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1

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tA M * # nee la s t p a g e o f b o n d s n v d la s t p a g e o f s to ck s .

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BONDS
N. Y. STO CK EXCH ANG E.

SALES FOR APRIL AND RANGE FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.

A N D

Sales in
A p ril.
Par Value,

U S G overn m en t S ecu rities
First Liberty Loan—
,
First 3 Ms..................... 1932-1047 J Dl 2,758,000
>8,000
R egistered______________________ J D
First 4s.......................... 1932-1947 J D
R egistered______________________ J D
705.000
First 4 k s ...................... 1932-1947. J D
R egistered________________
'JD 6.000
1 , 000,
First Second 4 k s _____ 1932-1947 J D
R egistered______________________ J D
Second Liberty Loan—
Second 4s...................... 1927-1942 M N
601,000
5.000
R egistered_____________________ M N
Second 4 Ms.................. 1927-1942 M N 6.411.000
R egistered________________________ M N 280,000
Third Liberty Loan—
Third 4 Ms..............................1928 M S 7.842.000
R egistered________________________ M S 149,000|
Fourth Liberty LoanFourth 4 Ms.................. 1933-1938 A O 7.973.000
R egistered_________________________ AO 141.000
894.000
Treasury 4 M s ____________1947-1952 A O
1.000
A O
R egistered______________
Treasury 4s______________ 1944-1954 J D 4.853.000
8,000
R egistered________________________ J D
2s cons reg ______________A pril 1930 Q J
Panama Canal 3s______________ 1961 O M
R egistered______________________ 1961.QU
S ta te a n d C ity S e cu rities
N ew Y ork C ity — * M s .............. 1960 M S
Registered___________________ . M 8
4 M » Corporate stock________ 1964 M S
4 Ms Corporate stock________ 1966 A O
4M s..................................-L ..1 9 7 2 A O
4 Ms Corporate stock________ 1971 J D
4M s Corporate stock________ 1907 J J
4 Ms Corporate stock________ 1965 J D
4 Ms Corporate stock________ 1963 M S
4% Corporate stock____________ 1959IMN
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
R egistered_____________________ M N
4 Ms Corporate stock________ 1957 M N
4M % Corporate stock_______1957 M N
Registered___ - ________________ M N
8 M % Corporate stock_______1954 M N
3 M s............................... N o v . 1954iM N
N Y State Canal 4s____________ 1942 ___
4s............................................ 19611
—
4 Ms C anal.............................1964J
J
4M s Highway Tmpt________ 1963 M 8
4s Highway registered______ 1958 ____
Virginia funded debt 2-3s______ 1991 J J
F o r e ig n G o v ern m en t S e cu rities
Argentine (G o v t) 5-year 7s____ 1927 F A
Argentine (R e p ) 5s o f 19 09....1945 M 8
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A ___1957 M 8
E sternal 6s ser B tem p
i
1958 J D
Austrian G ovt s f 7s___________ 1943 J D
Belgium 25-year ext s f7 M s g --1 9 4 5 J D
20-year sinking fund 8s_____ 194 I F A
25-year ext 6 Ms int c t f______ 1949 M 8
_
External s f 6s inter rets..:_ 1955 J J
Bergen (N orw a y) 8 f 8s________1945 M N
25-year s f 6s________________ 1949 A O
Berne (C ity o f) s f 8s-------------1945 M N
Bolivia (Republic o f) s f 8s____1947,M N
Bordeaux (C ity o f) 15-year 6 s ..19.34 M N
Brazil (U 8 o f) external 8s_____ 194-1! J D
Cent R y 30-year g 7s________ 1952
Sink fd 7 Ms (coffee s e c ).1952 Tlat
Buenos Aires extl 6 Ms_________ 1955
Canada, Dominion of, 5s_______1926
do
do
5 8 ________ 1931
10-year gold 5 M s---------------1929
30-year gold 5 s .---------------- 1952 M N
Carlsbad (C ity ) 8s...... ............. 1954 J J
C hile 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 (C ity ) Oslo 8s______1945 A O
30-year s f 6 s ________________ 1954 M S
Colom bia (R e p ) extl 6 Ms_____ 1927 A O
Copenhagen 25-year s f 5 Ms___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
30-year s f 5 M s_________ _____1953 J
Czechoslovak (R ep o f) 8s______1951 A
Sink fd 8s ser B int c t f........... 1952 A
Danish Cons M unlc 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 admlnistr 5 Ms______1942 M S
Dutch East Ind 25-year ext 6s. 1947 J J
40-year extl sink fd gold 6s..l9 6 2 M S
30-year extl g 5 M s----- M a r 1953 M S
30-year extl gold 5 M s .-N o v 1953 M N
French Repub 25-year ext 8s. .1945 M S
20-year external loan 7M s___ 1941 J D
External 7s o f 1924 tem p------1949 J D
Finnish mun loan 6M s A _____ 1954 A O
E xtl 6Ms Ser B _____ _______ 1954 A O
Finland (R ep o f) exter 6s______1945 M 8
External sinking fund ,7s------1950 M
German ext’l loan 7s in t rets— 1949 A O




Price
Jan. 2
1925.
Bid.

P R IC E S I N A P R IL .
A p r il 1.

Ask. B id .

Ask. Bid.

Ask.

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

Lmcest.

Highest.

Lowest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Pfices.

A p r il 30.

H XFLiApr. 30 101>8
3iApr. 3 100**aiApr.
HXF'aiApr. 29 lO D 'aiApr. 14 100*W a n .
101>>iiMar.
10123 10233
8j
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101*3i M ar.
®
102>3 8ale lO H 'siApr. 1 102*32 Apr. 14' 101 > 3iM a r.
2
101J
»32Sale 101'*aiApr. 2 1 0 1 283iA pr. 30 lO l'a i Jan.
Jan.
101 102>»32 101>»32Apr. 23,101>*32Apr. 23 101

IO H 32 Sale
101»3i Sale

101«*»il0l‘0jj

101>»3ll02

100,0«8 a le

100*®lll003>ll 101*32 Sale

100»«nSale
100«u8ale

100J
»32Sale
1 0 0 **3iSale

101*32 Sale
101*31 Sale

25
20
28
5
14
10
2

2 101>*aiApr. 15
1003
»32Apr. 14 IO P 32 Apr. 14
100?’ iiA p r. 1 101'MiApr. 16
HXF’ iiA p r. 1 1 0 1 » 3i A pr. 16

]flO**if.Tan. 2 101>*itApr.
100»aiMar. 17 in o «„.h .n .
10 ()*W an . 5 1 0 1 '««A p r.
100"»iJan. 5,101*1! A pr.

15
31
18
16

101 • « 8ale
101 >n Sale

1 0 1 'L iS ale

1 0 1 »3
jSale

1 0 1 *>3»Sale
1 0 ’ »*ai8 ale

101>*3iApr.
101>83«Apr.

101««S ale
100“ nSale
104»siSale

1 0 1 «»S a le
1 0 1 « . « 8 ale
1042‘ nSale

102*31 Sale
102*31 8 ale
105‘83i8ale

100” uSale

100‘LtSale

1 0 1 »*3iSale

101J83iApr. lll0 2 »s iA p r . 30
1012‘ siApr. 1 102*,, Apr. 24
104J83iApr. 1 105'83iApr. 30
»aiApr. 23
10t*»jiApr. 23 1042
100'LiApr. 1 101'biApr. 30
100S 3iApr. 17 100” «iApr. 18
7

‘31 1 52
1 1 ">«--------- 101> 2023
0
101
1 1“ jjSale 101*>«Sale
0

95 M
95 M

16,000 100M 101

101

1 0 0 ” s2A pr.

A pr. 27
l!l0 2
A pr. 27 101‘ .i Jan. 14 102
lil0 1 8
*»*Apr. 30 100*‘ iiJan. 13.101,#nA pr. 30
101'W a n .
101'W a n .
104'8
siM ar.
101 “ aiMar.
1 0 0 'V M a r.
100*’ j»Apr.

101M 101

101 %

9 100M
100M
20 102M A pr. 22 101 M
102M Apr, 1 102 M A pr. 1 101 M
102M Apr, L102M A pr. 1 102
106 M
107 M 107 M
107
105M
107 M
106M 107 M 106M Apr, 16 106k A p t. 16 106M
A pr. 10 106M
106M Sale 106k Apr. 28,107
98
9<M
98M
99 M ------ 99M 100
98 98 M
28,000 105 105 M
99M A pr. 1 100
A pr. 22 98
99M Sale
99k
99
____
98M
98 M
97 M 98 M 99
99
98 M
99
97 M
106M
105
105M 106 k 107 M 106M 1061
5,000 105
105 % 106 k 107 M 106 M 1063 106M A pr. 13 106M A pr. 13 105M
. . . I ........................................ 105
2,000 89
90
" 90>i A pr. 20 90M A pr. 22 89M
89 %
90 M
90
90
90 M
101 M
T666
102M A p r. 6 102M A pr. 6 102M
112M
111M
103
64 M
64 M
76M
64 M

421.000
26.000
899.000
1.392.000
508.000
470.000
215.000
421.000
925.000
32.000
170.000
53.000
271.000
341.000
446.000
177.000
6 6 .000 ,
164.000
173.000
112.000
402.000
699.000
30.000
171.000
42.000
429.000
97.000
84.000
92.000
621.000
34.000
277.000
27.000
13.000

11.000

853.000
172.000
209.000
47.000
24.000
285.000
388.000
29.000
229.000
276.000
423.000
194.000
351.000
2.577.000
2.834.000
3.804.000
27.000

21.000
120.000

352,000
7.371.000

102
81 M
95 M
95 M
90 k
109
107M
92 M
87 M
111

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Sale
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Sale
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8ale
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111k

111
92 M
84
96 M
82 M
104 k
96
100 %
101k
102
102
98 M
106 k
103
99
107
42 k
110

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
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Sale
Sale
Sale
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43
111

99 M
94 M
96 M
97
86 M
96 k
98 k
98 M
109k
109k
109
99 M
101
92
98 V
s
99
92 %
93
103 k
98 M
91M
91
91
85 M

Sale
Sale
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Sale
Sale
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110
110
Sale
Sale
102 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

93 % Sale

102M Sale

83
96 M
96
94 M
107 M
107 M
92 M
84 M
110M
95 M
108 M
92 M
83
95 k
81M
103M
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100M

102 M
102 M
103 M
97 k
106 M
102 M
99 M
106 k
43 %

110

96 k

100

96
97
86
97 M
99 k
99 %
109
109M
110M
101M
101M
92 M
100M
100
97 M
97 M
100 M
95 M
87 M
87
86 M
84 M
94
94 H

101

A pr. 17,101 M A pr.

102M Sale
102H 102M
102%

102 M Sale
82 M Sale
96 M Sale
96 H Sale
93 M Sale
108 M Sale
106M Sale
Sale
93
84 M Sale
112 112 M
96 M 97 M Sale
Sale 108
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
82 M Sale
Sale
Sale
96
Sale
81 M Sale
Sale 105 M Sale
Sale
95 M Sale
Sale 100% Sale
Sale 102
8 ale
Sale 103
Sale
Sale 103 M Sale
Sale
Sale
97
Sale 108
Sale
Sale 102 H Sale
Sale 101M Sale
Sale 107 M Sale
Sale
44 M Sale
111
110M Sale
97 M 99 M 99 H
100 M 100M Sale
Sale
97 M Sale
97 M 99
96
95
97
Sale
84 k 86
Sale
98 M Sale
Sale
Sale
99
qq Sale
Sale
109M 109 K Sale
Sale 109 M Sale
Sale 110k Sale
Sale 100k Sale
103
102 M 102
93
93
93 H
Sale 101M Sale
Sale 101M Sale
Sale
98 M Sale
Sale
98 M Sale
Sale 100M Sale
Sale
Sale
97
Sale
88 Sale
Sale
86 M Sale
Sale
86 M 87k
Sale
85 M Sale
Q. Sale
4
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Sale
93 H' Sale
84 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
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Sale

2 0 I0 2 »«A p r .
5 102*31 A pr.
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31 104*»«Apr.
16 101>»iiApr.
17 100«»iA p r.

30
24
30
23
30
16

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97
98 M

43.000 101 M 101k 102 M Sale
35.000 101 M ........ 102 H Sale
30.000 101 M 101M 102 M Sale
107 M 107 M
........ 10 >M --106 M 107 M
105 M 106
18,000 105M 106
106 M 107 M
1,000 105M 105M 106 M 107 M
98
Sale
99 M

Sale Prices.

30 101»3*Feb.
2 1 0 1 «„F e b .
18 in i«,^ ia n .
5 101‘ si M a r.
10 1028 A pr.
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81 M
96
96
93M
107
106 M
92 M
83M
111M
96 M
108 M
92M
80
95
80 M
103 M
95 M
100M
101 H
102M
103 M
96 M
106M
102 M
99M
106 M
43
109 k
98
99 M
95 k
97
96
84 %
97 M
98k
99
109
108M
110M
100M
102M
92
100
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97 M
97 M
98 k
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20 112M
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25 103
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98
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107 M
97 M
102M
103
103 M
104
98 M
108 M
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101 X
108M
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Feb. 16
A pr. 21
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M a r 9A pr. 11
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9
111 Jan
Feb
3
103
102 H A pr. 22
94 M Jan 291
Feb. 24
103
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99 H Feb. 24
99 H Feb. 24
104M Jan. : 7
101M Jan. 14
92M Jan. 2
Jan. 2
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98
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BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
BONDS

N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE.

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Sales in
A p ril.
Par Value.

A p r il 30.

Lowest.

ol.

120.

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P R IC E S I N A P R IL .
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Lowest.

Highest.

F o r e ig n G o v ’t S e cu rities— (Concl.
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Bid.
Ask. Bid.
Ask. Bid.
Ask. Sale Prices..
Sale Prices.
G rt Brit & Ireland. Un K in g o f—
20-year gold bond 534s_____ 1937
1,089,000 105
Sale
10554 Sale 10754 Sale 10634 A pr. 9 107)4 A p r. 28 10434 Jan. 2 10754 A pr. 28
R egistered_____________________
M ir . 9
105
M a r. 9 105
10-year conv 534*____________1929
675,666 U634 Sale” U 5 * Sale” 117^g Sale” 1155^ A p r .” 11117 34 A p r .'29, 11534 M ar. 3 11734 A pr. 29
R egistered_____ _ ______________
11534 M a r. 24 11534 M a r. 26
Greater Prague 7 34s o f 1922__ 1952
89
Sale
89
A p r. 1 91
A pr. 211 89
M a r. 31, 92% Feb. 2
Greek G ovt 7s interim rets___ 1964
A pr. 9 8834 Jan. 13
84
Sale
83
A p r. 9 85
A pr. 22 83
H aiti (R ep o f) Cust s f 6s_____ 1952
93 * Sale
93
A p r. 21 9434 A pr. 2 9134 Jan. 8 94 3 Feb. 7
4
Hungary (K in g o f) 8 f 7 34s — 1944
A pr. 21 i 90 3 T-»n. 3
4
87
A p r. 21 8834 A pr. 7 87
|
8834 Sale
Indus Bk o f Japan 6% n o te s .. 1927
99
Sale
99
A p r. 1 9934 A pr. ll 9854 Jan. 5 9954 M *r. 17
Japanese G ovt sterling In 4 s .. 1931
8134 A pr. 3 83
A p r. 24 81
M a r. 27! 8334 heb. 25
81*4 Sale
E x t s f 6 ) 4 s ........................... 1954 _
90
Sale
M a r. 311 92
Feb. 19
A pr. 30 90
9034 A pr. 1 92
Oriental Developm ent 6s____ 1953 M
Jan. 2 1
8434 A p r. 1 8634 A pr. 6 8334 M ar. 30
Lyons (C ity o f) 15-year 6s____ 1934 M N
Jan. 6
80H A pr. 13 83*4 A pr. 14 803 A pr. 13; 8 6
Marseilles (C ity ) 15-yr 6s......... 1934 M N
80
A pr. 13 8334 A pr. 1 8254 A pr. 13 853 Jan. 7
Mexican Irrig 4 34s----------------1943
Jan. 2 0
1914 A p r. 29 2034 A pr. 17 1934 A pr. 29 24
Assenting s f 434s___________ 1943
23
Jau. 19 24
Jan. 2 1
M exico (U S) extl 5 s o f 1 8 9 9 £ ..1945 Q J
39
45
Feb
4 4534 Jan. 20
40
3 3 -----i
Assenting 5s o f 1899_________ 1945
215,000 33 Vi Sale
Jan. 22
3434 A pr. 6 3834 A pr. 30 32 34 Jan. 5 41
3534 3734 3834 Sale
A p r. 15. 36
Assenting 5s large.
Jan. 22
A pr. 15 40
5,000
36
A p r. 15 36
Assenting 5s sm all____
35
Jan. 10 3534 Jan. 10
G old debt 4s o f 1904_________1954
Jan. 19
5,000
20
21
1934 A pr. 24 1934 "Apr” 24' 1934 A pr. 24 25
Assenting 4s o f 1904.
194,000
19
A p r. 11 2134 A pr. 30 1834 M ar. 6 24 54 Jan. 30
1934 22 34 Sale
Assenting 4s o f 1904 large.
263$ Jan. 12 26)4 Jan. 12
Assenting 4s o f 1904 small
____
6,000
A p r. 17 2034 A p r." 17 20
Jan. 22
A pr. 17 24
Assenting 4s o f 1910_____________ J J
23
Jan 23 24
22
Feb. 26
23 J4 2434 28
A pr. 30 2 34 ’an. 1 2 3014 Jan. 21
Assenting 4s o f 1910 large.
24
A pr. 6 29
Assenting 4s o f 1910 sm all---------------2034 A pr. 13 2554 A pr. 30 2334 A pr 13 2814 Jan. 22
Treas 6s o f 1913 assent (large) '33 J J
3854 A pr. 15 3854 A pr. 15 3634 Jau. 8 43
Jan. 21
38
A pr. 2 3934 A pr. 30 36
Small______ ..____________ ______
Jan. 21
Jan
3 43
93
A pr. 17 8 8
Jan. 10
M ontevideo s f g 7s__________-1952
89
Sale
8934 A pr.
Feb. 25
105
A p r. 30 10254 M ar. 6 107
Netherlands s f 6s Flat________ 1972
Feb. 28
10334 A pr.
104
Sale
10234 A pr.
30-yr ext s f 6s_____________ 1§54
10034 Sale
10354 A pr. 29 10034 Jan. 2 101
Feb. 25
N orw ay ext s f 8s___________ ..1940
Sale
112
11134 A pr. 23 11034 M ar. 17 11334 Jan. 13
11034 A pr.
99
A pr. 13 99 34 A pr. 3 97 3 Jau. 3 100 >4 Feb. 17
20 yr extl s f 6s______________1943
4
9834 Sale
98
Sale
9834 A pr. 1 9954 A p r. 3 97 34 Jan. 2 10054 Jan. 30
20-yr extl s f 6 a _____________1944
9934 A pr. 1
30-yr extl s f 6a______________1952
6 ---- -1 0 0 * Feb. 14
97 34 Sale
A pr. 29 10034 Feb. 14 101
10054 A pr. 7 1 0 2
Panama (R ep) 30-yr s f 534 s— 1953
1001-6 Sale
Feb. 28
A pr. 17 973l A pr. 2 10234 Jan. 30
10 0
97 34 A pr.
995* Sale
Peru (R ep ) ext) 8s____________ 1944
A pr. 1 6 6 * Apr. 18 79
6654 A pr. 18 69
Poland (R ep o f) g 6s_________ -.1940
Feb. 7
73
Sale
95
A pr. 1 96
A p r. 2 1 95
Feb. 16 9554 F eb . 16
External s f 8s interim ctfs_1950
94
A pr. 24 9534 A pr. 3 91
A pr. 24 96 (4 Feb. 18
Porto Alegre (C ity o f) 8s-------- 1962 J D
10954 A pr. 4 1 1 0 * A r r . 29 109
Jau. 8 11034 Apr. 29
Queensland State ext s f 7s____ 1941 A O
10334 A pr. 8
25 10134 Jan. 2 1 1 2
M ar. 5
25-year extl 6s______________ 1947iF A
94
A p r. 16 9634 A pr. 1 91
A pr. 16 10534 M a r. 6
R io Grande Do Sul extl 8s----- 1946 A O
93
A pr. 28 95
A pr. 1
R io de Janeiro 25-yr s f 8s------ 19461A O
93
A pr. 28 98
M ar. 3
92
A pr. 1
Anr. 1 96
25-year extl s f 8 s . .
_____1947 A O
15 92
Feb. 2
100 34 A pr. 14
30 10 0
M ar. 30 103
Rotterdam (C ity ) ext 6s______ 191 4 M K
Feb. 9
10334 A p r. 2 10434 A pr. 9 1 0 1
Jan. 16 105
Feb. 14
E l Salvador (R ep ) 8s----------- ..1948 J J
97
A pr. 1 99)4 A pr. 15 97
M a r. 30 10 1
Jan. 5
San Paulo (C ity ) s f 8s________1952 M N
100
A p r. 1 10034 A pr. 6 10 0
M ar. 27 103 34 Feb. 2
San Paulo (State) ext s f 8s— 1936
A pr.
9914 Apr. 1 100
A pr. 1
9934 Apr. 1 10 0
External s f 8 s w i ___________ 1950
A p r.
8234 A pr. 13 87
Jan. 31
8234 A pr. 13 91
Seine D ept (France) 20-yr 7s_.1942
84
A pr. 25 8 8
A p r.
81
A pr. 25 9 '
M ar. 16
Serbs. Croats & Slovenes 8s— 1962 M N
82
A p r. 22 8314 A p r.
82
A pr. 22 8634 M a r. 1 2
Soissons (C ity ) 15-yr g 6 s-------1936 M N
103
A pr. 13 103 3 A pr. 1 101
A pr. 13 1 0 4 * Jan. 4
4
Sweden (K in gd ) 20-yr 6 s-----..1939 J D
9934 A pr. 2 9954 A p r.
9834 Jan. 5 10054 Jan. 2
E xtl g 5)4s interim c t f-------- 1951 MN
113
A pr. 8 115
A pr. 6 113
M ar. 27 117
Swiss Confederation s f 8 s-------1940 J J
Jan. 5
10134 A pr. 22 102)4 A p r. 9 9834 Jan. 2 103
Feb. 16
Switzerland (G ov t) ext 534s— 1946 A O
64 34 A pr. 13 6734 A pr. 30 6134 A pr. 13 67 34 Feb. 10
T o k y o C ity loan o f 1912 5 s . -------M S
9834 A pr. 1 100 34 A pr. 14 97
Jan. 2 100)4 A pr. 14
Trondhjem (C ity ) ext 6 His----- 1944 J J
103
A pr. 1 11034 A p r. 22 10634 Jan.
Uruguay (R ep ) external 8s----1946
11034 A pr. 22
10854 A p r. 1 110
A p r. 14 10854 A pr.
Zurich (C ity o f) s f 8s_________1945
11134 Feb. 3
I
R a ilr o a d B onds
101
A pr. 15 101
A pr. 15 10054 Feb. 4 101 34 Jan. 14
2,000
100)4 --A la G t Sou 1st cons 5s A . . . -----1943 J D
12,000
Jan. 26 10154 A pr. 17
100 5 10134 10134 1 0 1 ; 10154 A pr. 17 10154 A p r. 17 101
4
A la M idland 1st gu g 5s----------1928 M N
8254 A p r. 14 83
Feb. 21 8334 M a r. 30
A p r. 2 82
|
10,000
8234 ____
A lb & Susq conv 3 )4 s________-1946
8134 Feb. 18 8154 M a r. 23
8134 83
Alleghl& West 1st g gu 4s____ .1998
A p r. 211 91
9234 A pr. 7 94
Jan. 27 94
92
9234
A pr. 21
A lleg Valley gen gu g 4s----------1942
6334 A pr. 28 6734 A pr. 15 64
Jan. 8 6734 A pr. 15
6434 Sale
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s----------July 1995
89
A pr. 1 91 34 A pr. 24 8 8 34 Jan.
8934 Sale
9134 A pr. 24
Atch T op & S F gen g 4s-------- 1995
8634 A pr. 3 8954 A p r. 25 8 6 34 A pr.
Registered_____________.--.-1 9 9 5
88 3 Feb. 9
4
8234 A p r. 4 8454 A pr. 18j 81 3 Jan.
8334 Sale
4
Adjustment g 4s________July 1995 N o v
8334 Feb. 27
8234 A pr. 1 8434 A pr. 29 8254 Jan.
82 34 Sale
Stamped_____________ July 1995M N
8434 A pr. 29
79 34 A pr. 20 80)4 A pr. 22 7934 A pr. 20 8034 A pr. 22
79 3 82 3
4
4
R egistered________ - - - - _____ N
83
A pr. 6 8354 A pr. 8 : 8154 Jan. 13 8434 Jan. 31
8234 84)4
' C onv g 4s o f 1909____________ 1955 J D
8334 A pr. 16 83 34 A pr. 15; 8134 Jan. 2 83 3 A pr. 15
82 34 8334
C onv g 4s o f 1905________ — 1955 J D
4
8334 ----8134 Jan. 8 8334 Feb. 17
C onv g 4s o f 1910----------------1960 J D
100
A p r. 28 98
120,000
Jan. 12 100
9834 99
A pr. 29
East Okla d iv 1st g 4s-------- 1928 M S
86
A p r. 30 84
12,000
8434 Sale
Feb. 26 86
A pr. 30
Rocky M t d iv 1st 4s A . . . -.1965 J J
72,000
Jan. 30 8834 Apr. 28
8834 A p r. 28 8 6
8634 8834
Short Line 1st 4s g o ld --_..-1 9 5 8 'J J
95
A p r. 6 , 92
52,000!
92
9334
M ar. 31 95
C al-A riz 1st & ref 4)48--------1962 M S
A pr. 6
8834 ---■
9154 Jan. 1 2 9154 Jan. 12
Registered------- ------------------ M S
A pr. 25 8854 Jan. 17 92
8954 A pr. 1 92
34 8934 8934 93
A pr. 25
A tl K nox & Cin d iv g 4s-- .--1955 M N
103
A pr. 23 103
A pr. 23 102)4 M a r. 25 103
3 4 ------- 10134 ---•
A pr. 23
A tl K n ox & N o 1st g 5s------- 1946 J D
9634 A pr. 7 9634 A pr. 7 95
|
FeD. 26 9634 Jan. 12
34 9634 9434 9634
A tl & Char A L 1st 414s A . . ..1944 J
10234 A pr.
10254 A pr. 13 102
Jan. 28 10254 M a r. 10
1st 30-year 5s ser B ___.. .. .1 9 4 4 J
10234 10234 10234 Sale
92
A pr.
Sale
9434 A p r. 28 89
Jan. 27 9434 A pr. 28
8934 8934 92
A tl Coast L 1st cons 4s____ July 1952 M S
106
A pr.
108
A p r. 2 10554 M ar. 19 108
106
Sale
10734 Sale
Feb. 11
10-year secured 7s___________1930 M N
9154 A pr.
93
A p r. 24; 90 3 Jan. 8 73
4
91
9134 9134 Sale
A pr. 25
General unified 4 34s----------- 1964 J D
88
A p r. 11| 8634 Jan.
8654 A pr.
86
8634 8634 Sale
8834 M ar. 4
L & N collat gold 4s_____ Oct 1952 M N
78
Sale
80
A p r. 22 7634 Jan.
7734 A pr.
7634 77
80
A pr. 22
A tl & D anville 1st g 4s— ------- 1948 J
68
A p r.
69
A p r. 19 6 2 * Jan.
6834 Sale
6234 63
7034 M a r. 19
Second 4s-----------1948 J
7654 A p r. 27 7734 A p r. 1 4 ! 75
Jan.
74
7734 7534 7734
A tl & Yadkin 1st gu g 4s-------- 1949 A O
7754 Feb. 25
99
A p r. 25 99
A pr. 251 9854 M ar. 27 9934 M a r. 14
9834 99
9834 ----Austin & N W 1st g 5s_________ 1941 J
99 * Sale
99 34 A p r. 1 9934 A pr. 1 99 >4 Jan. 2 10034 Feb. 11
B alt & Ohio p 1 g 314s...............1925 J
9934 A pr. 21 9934 A p r. 21 9954 Jan. 24 9934 A pr. 21
9PJ4
R egistered ____________________ - Q
8954 Sale
90
A pr. 23 8554 Jan.
8 8 x8 Sale
8834 A pr.
90
A pr. 23
1st g 4s_________________ July 1948 A O
88
8734 A pr.
8834 A p r. 24 8534 Jan.
8634 ----Registered_____________________
8834 A pr. 24
9234 Sale'
9134 Sale
9134 A pr.
9334 A pr. 23 8934 Jan.
9334 A pr. 23
Convert 414 s_________________ 1933
89
Sale
88
Sale
89
A p r. 25 8554 Jan.
8754 A pr.
90
Feb. 14
Refund & gen 5s ser A -------- 1995
10034 Sale 10154 Sale 10034 A pr.
10254 A p r. 14 100
Jan.
1st gold 5s int ctfs---------------1948
10254 A pr. 17
10334 Sale 10334 Sale 102 34 A pr.
10334 A p r. 6 10254 Jan.
10-year 6s_____________________ 1929
10,334 Jan. 13
10134 Sale 102 54 Sale 10154 A pr.
10334 A p r. 24 10054 Jan.
R e f and gen 6s, series C ____ 1995
10334 Feb. 3
9834 9934 9954 A pr. 29 9954 A p r. 29 9934 Jan.
9734 ----Pitts Jet & M D 1st g 3 34s. .1925
9 9 * Jan. 14
88
Sale
8734 Sale
8634 A p r. 6 8834 A p r. 21 8354 Jan.
P L E & W Va Sys re f g 4S..1941
8834 A pr. 21
Sale 100
A p r. 3 10034 A p r. 1 9954 M ar
10034 Sale 100
S W D iv 1st g 334s------------1925
10034 Apr. 1
7434 Sale
A p r. 23 6834 Jan.
)54 A p r. 1 75
6934 6934 Sale
T o l Cin D iv 1st & r e f 4s----- 1959
75
A pr. 23
6034 6134 6054 6234
6054 Jan.
B attle Creek & Sturgis gu 3 s ..l9 8 9
61
Feb. 9
2,000
9334 A pr. 21 93)4 A p r. 21 9234 Jan.
9334 ----'9334 9334
Beech Creek 1st gu 4s------------- 1936
9334 Feb. 5
80
81
8134 7734
7834 Feb. 13 8134 M ar. 11
Beech Creek ext 1st g 314s----- 1951
86
86
86
85
Jan. 9 87
M ar. 14
B ig Sandy R y 1st 4s----------------1944
6934 A pr.
6954 71
6734 6754 69
Jan. 10 7334 Apr. 21
7334 A pr. 21 67
Boston 4 N Y A ir I ine 1st 4 s . . 1955
93
A pr.
93
9234 93
9334 ----93
A p r. 4 93
Brunsw & Western 1st gu g 4s... 38 .
A pr. 4 93
A pr. 4
102
A p r. 29 10234 A p r. 29 10134 Feb. 27 10234 Apr. 29
10134 103
10134 10 2
B u ff Roch & P itts gen 5s--------1937 M S
8454 Sale
8454 Sale
8054 A p r. 22 84 5 A p r. 1 8054 A pr. 22 8834 Jan. 2
4
Consol 414s----------------------- 1957M N
82
A pr. 30 82)4 A p r. 30 82
82 34 Sale
A pr. 30 8534 M a r. 9
R egistered_____________________M N
100
A pr. 11 100)4 A pr. 24 9954 Jan. 19 10034 M ar. 4
10034 1 0 1
9954 10034
Burl C ed Rap & N o r 1st 5s____ 1934
102 34 Sale 10134 A p r. 1 102 34 A p r. 24 10034 Jan.
10034 10054
Canada Sou con gu 5s-------------1962
102 34 A pr. 24
11634 Sale 11654 A pr. 1 117
A p r. 22 115
11554 Sale
Jan.
Canadian N o deb s f 7s----------1940
11754 Feb. 14
11754 Sale 11654 A p r. 9 118
11634 Sale
A p r. 27 116
Jan.
25-year deb s f 614s g -------- 1946
11854 M ar. 21
79
A p r. 1 8054 A p r. 24 79
8034 Sale
7934 Sale
Jan.
Canadian Pac 4% deb stock---------8054 A pr. 24
20 93)4 A p r. 20 93
92
94
9334 ----Jan. 20 93 34 Apr. 20
C arb & Shaw 1st g 4s..................1932
78
A pr. 15 78
82
84
A p r. 15 78
7854 ----M ar. 18 8334 Jan. 29
Caro Cent 1st cons g 4s----------- 1949
100
A pr. 4 10134 A pr. 24 100
10054 10154
A pr. 4 10154 Jan. 5
10034 10134
Caro Clinch & Ohio 1st 5s----- .1938
A pr. 2 108
10754 Sale 107
A p r. 8 10534 Jan. 9 108
10654 Sale
1st & con g 6s series A ______ 1952
Apr. 8
8434 87
84
Jan. 9 84
8254 8534
Jan. 9
C art & A d 1st gu g 4s----------- 1981
A pr. 7 7834 A p r. 22 74 54 Jan. 30 7934 M ar. 6
4.000 7454 7554
76
7854 76
C en t B r Un Pac 1st g 4s______ 1948
A pr. 8 66)4 A pr. 2 6434 Jan. 6 69
65
6534 Sale
26,000 64
6434
C ent N E 1st guar 4s------------- 1961
Feb. 5
2.000 9654 9934
9854 9934 9734 A pr. 15 9834 A p r. 21 9734 Jan. 30 9834 A pr. 21
O O Reorg 1st con g 4 )4 «-------1930
10134
10134-----C en t o f Ga R y 1st g 5s---- N o v 1945
10154 Jan. 27 10254 Feb. 4
101
125',666 99)4 100
10034 A pr. 1 10134 A p r. 2 9934 Jan. 5 10154 A pr. 2
Consol gold 5s------------------- 1945
98
A pr. 23 99)4 A p r. 24 98
5,000 9634 99
9754
Registered_________________1945
A pr. 23 9934 A pr. 24
67.000 103 ./Sale
102 34 10334 10334 A pr. 1 10334 A pr.
10-yr 6% secured bonds------1929
103
Jan. 2 10454 M a r. 16
A pr. 17 10134 A pr.
10134 Sale 101
71.000 99
Sale
R e f & gen 514 s series B tem p. 1959
99
Jan. 2 10234 Feb. 11
83
........
8354 ----Chat D iv pur money g 4s— 1951
84
Feb. 18 84)4 M ar. 21
” 1.666
9954 A p r. 7 9954 A pr. 7 9954 Jan. 5 100
9954 ----9854 -----M a c & N o r D iv 1st g 5s----- 1946
Jan. 12
10034 ----100 ......
M obile D iv 1st g 5s........ ...1 9 4 6
' 3 ,6 6 6 95
9654 9754
96
98
A p r. 7 95
Oen R R & Bkg o f Ga ool g 5s. .1937
Jan. 12 98
M a r. 30
109
____ , _ _ _ .
18,000, 108
Sale
109
A p r. 29 10734 Jan. 27 109
C entral o f N J gen g 5 s .---------1987
M a r. 30
20 , 000 ! 10634 -----10754 1083410734 A pr.
10834 A pr. 21 10634 Feb 10 10834 A pr. 21
Registered---------- —




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1925.]

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECOKD

BONDS

N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.

''.ft.

Sales in
A p ril.
Par Value.

Price
Jan. 2
1925.

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

P R IC E S I N A P R IL .
A p r il 1.

*

A p r il 30.

Lowest.

15

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Ask. Bid
Ask. Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
B il.
Ask B’ fl.
283.000 8 7 4 8ale
87 4 88
8 9 4 Sale
8 7 4 A pr. 2 8 9 4 A pr. 24 8 6 4 Feb. 26 8 9 4 A pr. 24
Cent Pac 1st r e f gu g 4s________1949 F A
96
A pr. 29 9 6 4 A pr. 24 95 4 Jan. 23 9 6 4 A pr. 24
45.000 9 5 4 Sale
Sale
96 4 ........ 96
M t g g u g S W s ................Aug 1929 J D
A pr. 25 8 ' 4 A pr. 3 87
Jan. 14
8 5 4 A pr. 3 87
65.000 86 4 8 6 4
8 5 4 8 6 4 8 6 4 Sale
Through St L 1st gu g 4s____]954,J
Charles & Sav 1st g 7s_________1936 A O
1124 Feb. 4 1174 Jan. 30
1184 ------- 1164 ----1164
100
Sale 1100
101
99 4 A pr.
15.000
1004 A pr. 25 9 8 4 M ar. 11 1004 Jan. 5
Ohes & O gen fnd & Imp 5s____ 1929|J J
1014 Sale. '1 02 4 Sale 1014 A pr.
10 34 A pr. 20 1014 A pr. 1 1 0 34 Jan. 19
1st cons gold 5s____________ 1939 M N
51.000 1024
~ ‘
_____ 1 0 1 4 ______ 1014
R e g i s t e r e d _____ ________ ] 939 M N
90
Sale
8 8 4 Sale
“
~ ’
8 8 4 A pr. 1 9 0 4 A pr. 24 8 7 4 Jan. 3 9 0 4 Feb. 19
182.000 8 8 4 Sale
M
General gold 4 4 s ___________1992 M 8
85 4 Jan. 2 8 7 4 Jan. 2
F FA
8 6 4 87
Registered___________________
86 4 8 7 4
8 5 4 Sale
97
Sale
A pr. 7 9 4 4 Jan. 6 9 7 4 M a r. 26
9 6 4 A pr. 1 97
9 6 4 Sale
Sale
304,003 95
Convert!ble 4 4 s____________ 1930 F A
1024 Sale 1034 Sale 101 4 A pr. 4 1034 A pr. 29 1014 A pr. 4 1094 Jan. 10
Conv secured 5s____________ 1946 A O 1,134,000 1064 Sale
1034 Feb. 18 1064 Feb.
Registered______________________ A O
-----98
Craig Valley 1 st g 5s_______ 1940 J
J
9 7 4 Jan. 2 9 9 4 Jan.
98 4 _____
9 7 4 Sale
Jan.
81
82
82 4 Jan. 29 83
83 4 ........
Potts Creek Br 1 st 4s_______ 1946 J
J
8 3 4 -----1,000 8 3 4 84
8 4 4 -----8 4 4 ------- 8 4 4 A pr. 20 8 4 4 A pr. 20 83 4 Jan. 14 8 4 4 A pr.
R & A D iv 1 st con g 4s______ 1989 J
J
80
_____
80
____
Jan.
7 9 4 M ar. 11 80
R & A D lv 2d con gold 4s___ 1989 J
J
78
824
Warm Spring Val 1 st g 5s__ 1941 M S
9 7 4 Jan. 16 9 7 4 Jan.
9 3 4 ------ 9 3 4 9 8 4
96 4 98 4
63
A pr. 1 6 5 4 A pr. 14 62
63
Sale
Feb.
69,000 6 2 4 Sale
6 3 4 Sale
Jan. 8 6 6
Chic & A lt RR ref g 3s____ ____ 1949 A O
R egistered______________________ A O
6 0 4 Jan. 30 6 0 4 Jan. . .
60 4 6 2 4
A pr. 29 5 8 4 Jan. 6 6 2 4 Feb. 25
7,000 5 8 4
C tfs o f dep stn pd Oct 24 in t____
60 4 6 2 4 6 0 4 6 2 4 6 0 4 A pr. 25 61
53
5 3 4 59 4
6 0 4 Jan. 27 6 2 4 Feb. 3
C tfs o f dep stmpd Apr '25 in t____
5 1 4 A pr. 24 55
350.000 4 5 4 Sale
A pr. 16 4 4 4 Jan. 19 58 4 Feb. 6
5 3 4 Sale
5 3 4 Sale
Chic & Alt Ry 1 st Tien g 3 >58 __ 1950 J
J
Sale
50 4 A pr. 2 5 2 4 A pr. 14 45
164.000 4 5 4 Sale
Jan. 16 55 4 Feb. 13
50
5 1 4 52
Ctfs dep coup Jan 1923 on______ _____
Sale
A pr. 22 81 4 Jan. 6 8 6
83 4 A pr. 2 86
207.000 81 4 Sale
A pr. 22
Chic Burl & Q 111 D iv 3 4 s ........ 1949J J
83 4 83 4 85
8 4 4 A pr. 24 8 4 4 A pr. 24 8 4 4 Apr. 24 8 4 4 A pr. 24
3.000 8 0 4 8 1 4
R egistered________________1949 J
J
8 0 4 ------- 8 4 4 ____
70.000 8 8 4 Sale
9 1 4 94
92 4 A pr. 9 9 4 4 A pr. 28 8 8 4 Jan. 2 9 4 4 A pr. 28
9 1 4 93
Illinois Division 4s__________1949 J
J
9 9 4 A pr. 8 9 9 4 A pr. 7 99
54.000 9 9 4 Sale
Jan. 14 100
9 9 4 101
Feb. 2
9 9 4 10 0
Nebraska Extension 4s______ 1927 M N
90
A pr. 4 9 1 4 A pr. 25 8 8 4 Jan. 7 9 1 4 A pr. 25
170.000 87 4 88 4
General 4s__________________ 1958 M S
9 0 4 Sale
9 1 4 ----R egistered___________________
M8
8 9 4 Feb. 27 8 9 4 Feb. 27
203.000 1014 Sale
1st & ref 5s Ser A ____________ 1 9 7 1 F A
1014 Sale 1014 Sale 1004 A p r. 8 1014 A pr. 1 1014 A pr. 8 1024 Jan. 27
46
4 6 4 46
137.000 55
A pr. 7 5 5 4 A pr. 1 54
I 5 5 4 Sale
56
Feb. 171 63
M
Chicago C ity & Conn R y 5s____ 1927 A O
“
" ar 4
Sale 107 4 107 4 107
A pr. 1 107
1,000 1064 _____ 107
A pr. 1 1054 Jan. 23 107 4 Feb. 4
Chic & E 1 1 1st cons g 6 s _______ 1934 A O
1
897.000 7 5 4 Sale
7 5 4 Sale
74 4 A pr. 13 7 6 4 A pr. 24 7 4 4 A pr. 13 7 9 4 Feb. 5
Chic & E 1 1 (new co) gen 5s___1951 M N
1
7 5 4 Sale
23.000 9 9 4 -----A pr. 7 9 9 4 Jan. 3 U 0 0 4 Feb. 11
Chic & Erie 1st gold 5s_________1982 M N
9 9 4 100
99 4 100 4 9 9 4 A pr. 2 100
Sale
61 4 A pr. 21 6 2 4 A pr. 17 5 9 4 Jan
62
Sale
6 1 4 Sale
Chic G t West 1st 50 yr 4s_____ 1959 M S 1.032.000 66
'
5‘| 6 5 4 Feb. 7
4.000 1094 111
Chic lnd & Lou ref g 6 s_______ 1947 J J
Sale 109 4 A pr. 7 109 4 A pr. 7 1094 A pr. 7 111
Jan. 29
1094 _____ 110
100 ____ 1004 A pr. 14 1004 A pr. 14 9 9 4 Jan. 9 1004 M ar. 4
5.000 9 9 4 100
Refunding gold 5s........ ......... 1947 J J
99 4
27.000 85 4 87
_____ 8 6 4 A p r. 2 87
A pr. 3 8 5 4 Jan. .
Refunding 4s Series C ______ 1947 1 J
M ar. 31
8 6 4 ------- 87
14 87
8 9 4 90
26.000 87 4 Sale
90
_____ 8 8 4 A pr. 7 9 0 4 A pr. 29 87
1st & general 5s Ser A _______ 1966 M N
Feb. 10 9 0 4 M ar. 21
A pr. 11 1 0 34 A pr. 24 101 4 Jan. 14 103 4 Apr. 24
47.000 1014 1024 1034 Sale 1024 1034 103
1 st & gen 6 s Ser B _____ M ay 1966 J J
Sale
A pr. 30 7 7 4 Jan. 23 7 9 4 M ar. 6
11.000 77
78
7 8 4 A pr. 6 79
lnd & Louisv 1 st gu 4s_______ 1956 J J
78
7 8 4 79
88
A p r. 28 88
A pr. 28 8 6 4 Jan. 7 88
1.000 8 6 4 -----Chic lnd & Sou 50-yr 4s........... 1956 J J
A pr. 28
8 6 4 ------- 87 4 ____
2,000 9 2 4 95
D
9 3 4 A pr. 7 93 4 A pr. 7 93 4 Feb. 6 9 3 4 Feb. 28
Chic L S & East 1st 4 4 s . ......... 1969
93 4 _____ 9 2 4 ____
287.000 54 4 56 4
44
Sale
J
43 4 A pr. 7, 4 5 4 A pr. 1 43 4 A pr. 7 5 8 4 M a r. 6
4 5 4 Sale
O M & Puget Sd 1st gen 4s____1949
74
Sale
388.000 73 4 Sale
74
A pr. 1 7 6 4 A pr. 29 7 0 4 M ar. 18 7 6 4 A pr. 29
J
Chic M il & St P gen g 4 s .M a v 1989
77 4 Sale
J
25.000 63 4 64
Gen g 3 4 s Ser B ______ M a v 1989
6 5 4 A p r. 15 6 6 4 A pr. 8 62 4 M ar. 13 6 6 4 A pr. 8
6 4 4 6 6 4 6 6 4 ----377.000 8 2 4 Sale
A pr. 30 7 7 4 M ar. 11 84
J
8 2 4 A pr. 1 84
Gen 4 4 s Ser O ............M a y 1989
84
Sale
8 2 4 Sale
A pr. 31
Sale
O
42.000 53
Gen & ref Ser A 4 4 s ...J a n 2014
Jan. 8
4 4 4 A pr. 21 4 6 4 A pr. 8 4 3 4 M ar. 20 54
4 5 4 Sale
44 4 Sale
Sale
A
46
Sale
958.000 57
4 > A pr. 20 4 6 4 A pr. 81 4 4 4 M ar. 20 5 8 4 Feb. 28
Gen ref conv Ser B 5s._Jan 2014
4 5 4 Sale
442.000 99 4 Sale
1934
101
Sale 102
1 st sec gold 6 s________
Sale 10 4 A pr. 2 102 4 A pr. 251 9 6 4 M ar. 12|1024 A pr. 25
J
6
Sale
D
891.000 5 9 4 Sale
Convertible 4 4 s_____________1932
4 4 4 A o r . 17 ^ 6 4 A or. 7 44
5 4 Sale
M ar. 19l 6 0 4 Jan. 7
46
A pr. 20 4 8 4 A pr. 4 46
4 s ------------------- _------------- 1925
D 2.113.000 7 6 4 Sale
4 7 4 Sale
46 4 Sale
A pr. 20! 7 8 4 Jan. 7
4s.................
1934
4 4 4 A pr. 29 4 6 4 A pr. 8 44
J 688.000 54 4 Sale
44 4 Sale
4 5 4 Sale
M a r. 19 5 6 4 Jan. 9
160,000 95 4 9 6 4
9 6 4 A pr. 7 99
J
Ch & M o R iv D iv 5s_________1926
A pr. 20 9 4 4 M a r. 18! 99
A pr. 20
96 4 9 7 4 9 7 4 Sale
49.000 99 4 9 9 4
A
99
Sale
Oh & N W extens 4s_____ 1886-1926
9 8 4 A pr. 27 9 9 4 A pr. 7
9 9 4 10 0
A pr. 20 1004 Jan. 22
A
106,000 97 4 9 8 4
99
Sale
9 8 4 A pr. 25 9 8 4 A pr. 27j 9 8 4 A pr. 25 9 9 4 Feb. 26
R e g istered -------------1886-1926
98 4 --Genera] gold 3 4 s .....
1987 M N
74.000 73 4 75 4
7 3 4 A pr. 24 7 4 4 A pr. 7 7 3 4 A pr. 24 1 8 4 A p r. 25
73 4 Sale
1
7 4 4 75
M N
R egistered_______________ _
72
Feb. 26 7 2 4 Feb. 13
7 0 4 -----General 4s___________________ 1987 M N
207,000 83 4 83 4
Jan. 29
83 4 84
82 4 85 4 8 1 4 A pr. 20 8 4 4 A pr. 2 8 1 4 A pr. 20 86
82
A p r. 27 83 4 A pr. 22 82
19.000 8 3 4 85
Stamped non-payt inc ta x . 1987 M N
Jan. 6
A pr. 27 85
804 --General 5s stamped_______ 1987
A pr. 3 1014 A pr. 25 1044 Jan. 8
M N
59.000 103 4 104 4
83
83
82 4 8 5 4 1014 A pr. 25 104
Sinking fund 6 s_______ 1879-1929 A O
4,000 104 4 ........ 104 4 105 4 1044 105
Feb. 10 1044 M a r. 4
1044 A p r. 11 1044 A pr. 3 104
104
Jan. 31 104
105
R e g is te re d _____ ____ 1879-1929 A O
Jan. 31
103 4 _____ 1034 _____ 103
5,000 1004 ........ 1004 1004 100 4 1004 1004 A p r. 11 1004 A pr. 11 1004 A pr. 11 1004 Jan. 30
Sinking fund 5s_______ 1879-1929 A O
99
______ 100
____
R e g istered ........ ....... 1879-1929 A O
9 9 4 -----1004 Jan. 30 1004 Jan. 30
2,000 1004 Sale
Sinking fund deb 5s...............1933 M N
1014 A p r. 17 1024 A pr. 9 1004 Jan. 2 103
Feb. 6
1 0 1 4 ------- 100 101
R egistered________________ 1 9 3 3 M N
____ 9 9 4 _____
101
Feb. 25 101
99 4 ------ 100
Feb. 25
305.000 107 4 108
10-year secured 7s__________1930 J D
Sale 1054 A pr. 14 1084 A pr. 1 105
Jan. 22 1124 M ar. 5
1084 Sale 107
15-year secured 6 4 s_______ 1936 M S
224.000 1114 112
A pr. 22 1114 A pr.
107
A pr. 22 112yh Jan. 10
1114 1124 1084 Sale 107
1st & re f g 5s------------- M a y 2037 J D
581.000 1004 Sale
91 4 A pr. 20 102
100 4 Sale
M ar. 16
90 4 9 2 4 9 1 4 A pr. 20 1004 A pr.
Chic R I & Pacific gen g 4s____ 1988 J J
178.000 83
84
A pr. 24 8 2 4 M a r. 31 8 4 4 M ar. 18
83 4
83 4 A pr.
8 3 4 Sale
83 4 Sale
6,000 8 1 4 84
R egistered________________ 1988 J J
82
A pr.
Feb. 18 8 2 4 A pr. 29
8 2 4 A pr. 29 82
82 4 8 2 4 82
Refunding gold 4s____________1934 A O
,593,000 83 4 Sale
88
A pr. 22 8 3 4 Jan. 2 8 8 4 M ar. 13
8 6 4 S a le" 8 7 4 Sale
8 6 4 A pr.
1,000
R egistered_____________________ A O
8 6 4 A pr. 11 8 6 4 A pr. 21 8 6 4 A pr. 21 8 6 4 A pr. 21
3,000 1004
Chic St L & N O gold 5 s________ 1951 J D
1024 A pr. 18 1024 A pr. 18 1014 Jan. 20 103
Jan. 27
0 2 4 ------- 1024
D
R egistered________________1951
1014 Jan. 5 1014 Jan. 5
1014 102
1014
Gold 3 4 s . . ________
1951
D
794
7 9 4 Jan. 7 7 9 4 J. n. 7
7 8 4 ------- 7 9 4
3.000 84
D
Mem phis D iv 1st g 4s_______1951
854
84 4 8 5 4 84 4 8 5 4 8 5 4 A pr. 28 8 5 4 A pr. 28 8 3 4 M a r. 16 8 5 4 Feb. 10
Ch St L & P cons g 5s_________1932
2.000 1014
O
103
A pr. 18 103
A pr. 18 1014 M a r. 11 103
1014 103
A pr. 18
1014
R egistered_______________________
O
101 4
1014
1014 103
1004 Jan. 31 1004 Jan. 31
D
Chic St P M & Om cons 6 s____ 1930
9 9 ,6 6 0 105
1054 105 4 ------- 102 4 102 4 1024 A pr. 25 105 4 A pr. 8 103
A pr. 18 1084 Jan. 19
_____
Cons 6 s reduced to 3 4 s ......... 1930
4.000 92
D
9 2 4 A pr. 24 9 2 4 A pr. 24 9 2 4 Feb. 5 9 2 4 Feb. 26
9 2 4 ------- 92 4 94
Debenture 5s________________ 1930 M S
129.000 96
96
A pr. 29 105 4 A pr.
96
A pr. 29 1054 Apr. 3
974
98 4 99
9 6 4 Sale
Stamped _____________________
37.000
98
A pr. 13 9 8 4 A pr. 16 98
Feb. 6 9 9 4 M ar. 21
98
9 8 4 ----- 98
994
Chic T H & S’east 1st 5s_______I960
307.000
D
79
7 6 4 A pr. ‘ 8 0 4 A pr. 29 75
M ar. 18 8 0 4 A pr. 27
7 7 4 78
8 0 4 Sale
Income guar 5s______ Dec 1 1960 M S
314.000
58
A pr.
67
Sale
M a r. 16 6 8 4 A pr. 24
6 8 4 A pr. 24 55
5 8 4 Sale
60 4
Chic UnrSta 1st gu 4 4 s A ____ 1963 J J
131.000 91 4 Sale
9 2 4 Sale
A pr.
93
A pr. 20 9 1 4 Jan. 2 93
Feb. 16
92 4 9 2 4 92
1st 5s Series B _______________ 1963 J J
71.000 1014 Sale
Jan. 30 1024 Jan. 20
1004 A pr.
1024 A pr. 16 100
10 1
1 0 1 4 1024 Sale
Guaranteed gold 5s_________1944 J D
621.000
99
A pr. 28 9 7 4 M ar. 20 99 ' Apr. 28
99
Sale
9 7 4 Sale
9 7 4 A pr.
1st 6 4 s Series C _____________ 1963 J J
13.000 1164 1174 1164 117
1 1 6 4 _____ 1164 A pr. 27 1174 A pr. 17 1164 Jan. 21'1174 Jan. 3
Chic & W I gen g 6 s.......... Dec 1932 Q M
1.000 1054 _____ 105 4 ------- 105 4 _____ 1054 A pr. 20 1054 A pr. 20 1054 A pr. 20 1054 A pr. 20
Consol 50-year 4s__________ 1952 J J
489.000 7 6 4 Sale
A pr. 16 7 6 4 Jan. 5l 80
7 7 4 Sale
7 8 4 Sale
77 4 A pr. ~ 80
Feb. 5
1st & r e f 5 4 s series A _______ 1962 M S
612.000
98
A pr. 24 9 7 4 Feb. 2 9 8 4 Feb. 21
97 4 Sale
9 7 4 A pr.
9 8 4 Sale
Choc Okl & G consol 5s______ 1952 M N
12.000 9 9 4 101
101 100 A pr. 13 1004 A pr. 16 9 9 4 Jan. 8 1004 Jan. 30
99 4 100 4 100
Cin Ham & D a y 2d g 4 4 s _____ 1937 J J
2,000 9 3 4 94
92
9 3 4 A pr. 27 9 3 4 A pr. 27 9 3 4 A pr. 27 9 4 4 Jan. 6
924
Cin I St L & C 1st 4s_____ Aug 1936 Q F
90 4 92 4
9 1 4 93
9 1 4 M ar. 30 9 1 4 Feb. 17
914
7.000 8 6 4 ----Registered ---------------- Aug 1936 Q F
A pr.
91
A pr. 6 9 0 4 Feb. 25 96
91
9 1 4 91
A pr. 6
9 1 4 91
1.000 8 7 4 Sale
Cin L & N 1st con gu g 4s_____ 1942 M N
8 7 4 A pr. 20 8 9 4 A pr. 17 87 4 Jan.
874
874
8 9 4 Feb.
Cin S & Cl cons 1st g 5s________1928 J
1,000 9 9 4 ----9 9 4 A pr. 28 99 4 A pr. 28 9 9 4 M a r. 20 9 9 4 Feb.
99 4
994
Clearfield & M ah 1 st gu 5s____ 1943 J
9 8 4 ----984
O C C & St L gen g 4s_________ 1993 J
4 2 .0 0 0
82
8 3 4 S a le
Sale
83
A pr. 16 8 1 4 Feb. 24 8 4 4 Jan. 22
8 2 4 A pr.
8 2 4 83
57.000 96
2 0 -year debenture 4 4 s ____ 1931 J
S a le
98
A pr. 24 96
9 7 4 A pr.
97 4 Sale
Jan.
9 7 4 98
98
M a r. 19
Gen 5s Series B ____________ 1 9 9 3 J
4.000 9 8 4 101
101
A pr. 15 1014 A pr. 20 9 9 4 Jan.
101 ---- 1014
1014 Jan. 23
113.000 103
R e f & imp 6 s Series A ________ 1929 J
Sale
Jan. 2 104
1034 Sale 1034 Sale 103 4 A pr. 11 1034 A pr. 3 103
Feb. 10
R e f & imp 6 s Series C ________ 1941 J
2.000 1074 Sale
1044 A pr. 2 1034 M a r. 30 1074 Feb. 16
104
1054 104 4 105 4 1044 Apr.
R e f & imp 5s Ser D _________ 1963 J
Sale
882.000 95
9 6 4 Sale
9 6 4 A pr.
9 8 4 A pr. 24 9 4 4 Jan. 3 9 8 4 A pr. 24
9 8 4 Sale
Cairo D iv 1st gold 4s_______1939 J
4,000 8 9 4 9 0 4
91
A pr.
____
90
91
A pr. 7 8 9 4 Jan. 12 91
90 4 91
A pr. 7
Cin W & M D iv 1st g 4s____ 1991 J
65.000 7 9 4 8 0 4
Jan. 13 82
82
A pr. 11 80
8 0 4 A pr.
75
8 0 4 8 0 4 Sale
A pr. 11
St L D iv 1st coll trust g 4 s ..1990 M N
17.000 8 1 4 83
8 1 4 A pr.
____
8 4 4 A pr. 28 8 1 4 M a r. 23 8 4 4 A pr. 28
8 1 4 8 2 4 83
Sp & Col D iv 1st g 4s________ 1940 M S
11.000 8 8 4 9 1 4 8 8 4
8 8 4 A pr.
8 9 4 A pr. 16 8 8 4 Jan.
8 8 4 ----8 9 4 A pr. 16
w W Val D iv 1st g 4s_______1940 J J
8 6 4 88
874 884
8 7 4 Jan. 23 87 4 Jan. 8
864
C lev Col O & ln d 6 s.................... 1934 J J
3.000 107 4
A pr. 24 1074 Jan. 12 108
107 4 ____ 1074 A pr. 3 108
A pr. 24
1074
C lev L or & W con 1st g 5s____ 1933 A O
14.000 1014
A pr. 27 1004 A pr. 15 1024 Feb. 4
1004 A pr. 15 102
100
1004 102
C lev & M a r 1st gu 4 4 s ________ 1935 M N
3.000 9 6 4
9 6 4 A pr. 22 9 6 4 A pr. 22 9 6 4 Jan. 20 9 6 4 Jan. 9
9 6 4 ----C lev & Mahon Val g 5s________ 1938 J J
11.000 98 4
___ 9 8 4 A pr. ' 9 9 4 A pr. 28 9 8 4 A pr. 1 9 9 4 Feb. 3
9 8 4 Sale 100
C lev & P itts gu 4 4 s Sot B ____ 1942 A O
97 4
99 4 995
9 9 4 ----Series A 4 4 s ____________________1942 J J
1,000 9 7 4
____
9 9 4 A pr.
9 9 4 A pr. 16 9 9 4 A pr. 16 9 9 4 Apr. 16
99
9 9 4 99
Series C 3 4 s ________________ 1948 M N
87
6,000 82
8 5 4 A pr.
8 6 4 A pr. 24 8 5 4 A pr. 24 8 6 4 A pr. 24
84
----8 5 4 ----Series D ------------------19 50 F A
83
91
81
____
84
M a r. 16 8 5 4 M ar. 18
85
----C lev Short Line 1st gu 4 4 s __1961 A O
13.000 9 7 4 97 4
>4 A pr.
9 5 4 Sale
9 8 4 A pr. 1 9 5 4 A pr. 8 9 8 4 A pr. 1
97 4 9 8 4
C lev Un Term ’ls 1st s f 54s._1972 A O
Sale
79.000 106
106
A pr. 9 1044 M ar. 24 1064 Feb. 19
1054 Sale 1054 A pr.
105 4 106
1st s f g 5s Ser B ___________ 1973 A O
150.000 9 9 4 Sale
1004 A pr. 6 9 9 4 Jan. 28 1014 M ar. 5
1004 Sale 100 4 100 4 1004 A pr.
Coal R iv R y 1st gu 4s.............. 1945 J D
61.000 83 4 83 4
8 4 4 A pr. 16 8 3 4 Jan. 16 8 6 4 Feb. 11
8 4 4 A pr.
8 4 4 85
8 4 4 86
Colo & Southern 1st g 4s_______1929 F A
98
A pr.
194.000 9 6 4 Sale
9 8 4 Sale
9 8 4 A pr. 16 9 6 4 Jan. 7 9 8 4 M ar. 26
984
Refunding & ext 4 4 s _______ 1935 M N
90.000 9 0 4 Sale
95
A pr. 15 9 0 4 Jan. 5 95
9 2 4 A pr.
92 4 9 3 4 9 4 4 Sale
A pr. 15
C ol & Hock Val 1st ext g 4s___ 1948 A O
36.000 8 6 4 _____
8 6 4 A p r. 16 86 4 Feb. 18 8 6 4 A pr. 16
8 6 4 8 7 4 8 6 4 A pr.
864
C ol & T o l 1st ext 4s__________ 1955 F A
2,000 8 4 4 90
8 4 4 A pr. 27 8 4 4 A pr. 27 8 4 4 A pr. 27
8 3 4 ------- 8 4 4 A pr.
854
Conn & Pas R lvs 1st g 4s_____ 1943 A O
84
7 8 4 ------- 8 7 4 8 7 4 78
8 1 4 Jan. 21 8 1 4 Jan. 21
Cuba B R 1st 50-yr 5s g _______1952 J J
77.000 8 3 4 Sale
8 6 4 A pr. 29 8 7 4 A p r. 2 8 3 4 Jan. 2 8 7 4 M ar. 2
104
8 6 4 Sale
103
1st & refund 7 4 s Ser A ___ 1936 J D
A pr. 2 104
Sale 103
56.000 1024 Sale
A p r. 16 1024 Jan. 2 106
9 1 4 9 1 4 104
Jan. 2
Cuba N orth R ys 6 s stm pd___ 1966 J
J
91
A pr. 30 9 2 4 A p r. 6 89
168,000 8 9 4 Sale
9 1 4 Sale
Jan. 6 9 3 4 Feb. 10
9 1 4 Sale
D a y & M ich 1st con 4 4 s ______1931 J J
6,000 9 6 4 Sale
A pr. 9 97
A p r. 9 96
Jan. 13 9 7 4 Jan. 20
96 4 9 7 4 96 4 97 4 97
D e l * H u d 4 s.............
1943 M N
421.000 8 9 4 8 9 4
A pr. 16 8 8 4 Jan. 20 92
89 4 Sale
9 0 4 9 1 4 8 9 4 A pr. 1 92
A pr. 16
10-year convertible 5s______1935 A O 1 ,885,000 103
Sale
1024 Sale 1064 Sale 1014 A pr. 2 1084 A pr. 21 1014 Jan. 5 1084 A p r. 21
15-year 5 4 s ........................ 1937 M N
A pr. 9 101
A p r. 14 102
60.000 1014 Sale
Jan. 3 103
1014 Sale 1014 1014 101
Feb. 24
10-year secured 7s___________1930 J D
108
A pr. 1 108 4 A p r. 14 107
109
108
Sale 1084 109
Feb. 14 110 Jan. 21
28,000 108
Den & R G 1 st cons g 4s______ 1936 J
J
Sale
A p r. 23 82
82 4 A p r. 2 84
408.000 83
Jan. 2 8 5 4 F eb . 5
82 4 82 4 8 3 4 Sale
Consol gold 4 4 s ____________ 1936 J J
85 4 A p r. 2 8 6 4 A pr. 21 8 5 4 A pr. 2 8 9 4 M a r. 9
12,000 86
8 6 4 Sale
864
8 6 4 Sale
Im provem ent gold 5s_______ 1928 J D
458.000 9 5 4 Sale
9 7 4 A pr. 22 9 8 4 A p r. 3 95
Jan. 9 99
9 8 4 Sale
9 7 4 Sale
Feb. 9
Farmers Ln & T r dep recta for
1st & r e f 5s due___Aug 1 1955 ____
60
Sale
59
Jan. 6| 70
Jan. 12




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BONDS

A p ril.
Pur Value

N. y . STOCK EXCH ANG E
Denver * Rio Grande tC mrnul.-th—
Bankers Trust Co rtfs dep
Assnt. to J'tie 15 '23 agreem’t.
Stamped...... .................. .
Am Ex N at Bk rtfs Feb 1922
Denv & Bid Or W est 5s_______ 1955
Des M A Ft I) 1st gu « 4 s . ___ 1935
Tem porary etfs o f d e p o s it.._____
Des PI lies Val 1st gu 4 4 » ____1947
Det & Mack 1st lien g 4s_____ 1995
Gold 4s...................................1095
Det River Tunnel 1st 4 4 8____ 1961
Dul Missahe & N or gen 5s____ 1941
Dul & Iron Range 1st 5s______ 1937
Dul So Shore & A ll g 5s______ 1937

Price
Jan. 2
1925.

M
J
J
M
J
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J

S
D
i'
N
J
O
J

A sk.
Ask. Bid.
47
57
47
63
60
Sale
47
63
58 4 Sale
56
60 4
60
55 7 Sale
«
Sale
45 4 Sale
41
Sale

East Ry M N o D iv 1st g 4s___194X A
1 a~i Tenn reorg lien g 5 s .____193b M
East Tenn Va & Ga div 5s____1930 .1
Cons 1st gold 5s____________ 1950 M
Elgin Jol & East 1st g 5s______ 1941 M
El Paso & S W 1st & ref 5s____1965 A
Erie 1st con extended at 7% to 1930 M
Erie 1st con & prior 4s_________1996 J
R egistered______ _____________ _ .
1st consol gen Hen g 4s_____ 1996
Registered_____________________
Penn coll trust g 4s_________1951
50 yr conv g 4s Ser A ______ 1953 A
Do
do
Ser B ______ 1953 A
Gen conv 4s Series D _______ 1953
Erie & Jersey 1st s f 6s_________1955
Erie & P gen gu g 3 4 * B ______ 1940
Series G ___________________..1940
Fla Cent & P< n ext g 5s______ 1930
Consol gold os_______________ 1943
Fla East Coast 1st 4 H s
1959
1st & ref 5s ser A ___________ 1974 M
Fla Western & N or 1st 7s_____ 1934 M
Fonda Johnst & G lov 4 4 8____1952 M
F ort St U D Co 1st g 4 H s____194 1 J
F t Worth & Denver C ity 5 4 s 19 1 j
F t W & Rio Gr 1 g 4s............ 1928 j
st
Frem Elk & M o V 1st 6s______ 1933 A

O

R
J

N
N
O
S
J
J
J
J
A
O
O

S

N

N

J
n
j

O

Gal H & San Ant M & P 1st 5s. 1931 M N
2d guar exten 5s....................19311 J
J
Galv Hous & Bend 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 & N or 1st gu g 5s_______ 1920 J J
Georgia Midland 1st 3s_______ 1946 A O
Gouv & Oswegatch 1st gu 5 s .. 1942 J D
Gr R & I ex 1st gu g 4 H s _____ 104 1!J J
Grand Trunk o f ('a n s f 7s____ 1940 A O
15-yr deb g s f 6s guar______ 1936 M S
Grt N or— Gen 7s Series A ____ 1936,J J
1st & refund 4 4 s Ser A _____ 1961 l J
Registered__________________ .. jJ J
Gen m tge 5 4 s Ser B ______ 1952|J J
Gen m tge 5s Ser C _________ 1973.J J
Geen Bay & West deb ctfs A ______ Feb
Debenture ctfs B ________________ I Feb
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4s_____ 1940 M N
G u lf & Sh Isld ref 5s.......... Feb I952|J J

93 4
72
66 4
91 4
10 000 102 4
100 4
19.000
20.000 8 7 4

" Todd
3,000
57.000

87 4
994
lb".666 99 4
100 4
21.000
13.000 101
100.000 99*4
345,000 107 4
704
504.000
64
27 000
266 000 95 H
252 000 65
215.000 65
51.000 73 4
102H
84
84
100
21.000
4.000 98 4
363 000 92 4
406.000 93 4
71.000 103
1.000 64
3 000 89
14.000 1044
13.000 92 H
108
13.000
100
5.000
99*4
41.000 91 H
41.000
38.000 100 4
3.000 92 H
9.000 99 H
.......... I 64 H
22.000 99 H
91.000 94 H
168.000 1154
681.000 1064
135.000 1094
.......... I 9 2 4
221 .000
167.000 1004
1.000 92 4
815.000 69
1.000 144
19.000 86
I 97 4
14.000 80
18.000
894
3.000 83 4
20.000 9 8 4
95
994
4.000 99 4
92
1.394.000 87 4
1.562.000 68
3.000 89
30.000

Harlem R & P t Ches 1st 4s____1954 M N
H ock Val 1st con g 4 4 s _______ 1999 J J
R egistered___________________ 1999 J J
Houst & Tex C 1st g 5s Int gu. 1937iJ J
Hous B elt & Ter 1st 5s________ 1937 J J
Houst E & W Tex 1st 5s_______ 1933 M N
1st gu g 5s redeem___________1933 M N
Housatonic R R con g 5s_______ 1937 M N
Hudson & M anhatser A 5s____1957jF A
Adjust Income 5 s ______ Feb 1957|A
Illinois Central 1st g 4s_______ 1951 J
1.000
Registered
8.000 81
1st gold 3 H s .......................... 1951
78
R egistered _____________________
81
Extended 1st g 3 4 s _________ 1951
78
Registered_____________________
1st gold 3s sterling__________ 1951
33.000 57 4
Collateral trust gold 4s_____ 1952 A O
114.000 8 6 4
R egi-itcrw i_____________________ M N
1.000
1st refunding 4s_____________ 1955 M N
17.000 8 8 4
78
Purchased lines 3 H s ______ -.1952 J 3
3.000
Registered_______________________ J J
186.000 8 3 4
Coll tr g 4s L N O & T
1953 M N
R egistered____________
M N
19.000
Refunding 5s_________________1955 M N
131.000 103 4
15-year secured 5 H s _________1934 J J
33.000 103 4
15-year secured 6 H s _________ 1936J J
1,800 1094
Cairo Bridge gold 4s________ 1950 J D
.......... I I 8 8 4
Litchfield D iv 1st g 3s______ 1951 J J
704
12.000 1 7 6 4
Louisv D iv & T er g 3 H s _____1953 J J
1,000
Omaha D iv 1st g 3s__________ 1951 F A
5.000 6 9 4
St. Lou D iv & Term g 3s___1951 .J J
29.000 7 1 4
79
Gold 3 H s ..............................19511 J
J
3.000 7 8 4
Springf D iv 1st g 3 H s _______ 1951 3 J
Western Lines 1st g 4s_______ 1951 iF A
1,000 8 6 4
84
R egistered______________________ F A
277.000 9 6 4
Oh St L & N O jt 5s A ............1963 J D
10,000 87 4
Ind 1 1 & la 1st gold 4s________ 1950 J J
1
6,000 1004
Ind Union gen & ref 5s A ______ 1965 J J
Gen & ref g 5s Ser B ________ 1965 J J
100
230" odd 101
Internet & Gt N or 1st 6s______ 1952 J J
A d j m 6s Ser A _____________ 1952,Ap 1 1,454.000 68
147.000
Stamped_______________________ I____
1.000 7 6 4
In t R ys o f C ent Amer 1st 5 s .. 1972 M N
40.000 57
Iow a Cent 1st gold 5s_________1938 J D
11.000
Certificates o f deposit_________ I----- 46.000 1 9 4
1st & ref 5 4s...........................1951 M S
James F & Clear 1st 4s________ 1959 J
K a l A & G R 1st gu g 5s_______ 1938 J
K an & M 1st gu g 4s___________1990 A
Second 20-year 5s____________ 1927 J
K C Ft S & M con g 6s............. 1928 M
K C F t S & M R y ref g 4s_____1936 A
K O & M R & B 1st gu g 5s___1929iA
K an C ity South 1st g 3s______ 1950 A
R e f & Im p 5s_________ A pril 19.50! J
Kan C ity Term 1st 4s_________1960 J
Kentucky Central g 4s________ 1987
K eok & Des M 1st 5s ctfs dep. .1923
C tfs dep stpd as to in t___________
Knox & Ohio 1st g 6s_________ 1925
Lake E & W 1st gold 5s_______1937
2d gold 5s--------------------------1941
Lake Sh & M S g 3 H s _________ 1997
Registered___________________ 1997
Debenture gold 4s__________ 1928
25-year gold 4s______________ 1931
Registered . . . _________________
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5 s .. 1954
Leh V (N Y ) 1st gu g 4 H s ____ 1940
Registered___ ____________________
Leh Val (P a ) gen con g 4s____ 2003
Registered_______________________
Gen cons 4 H s ____ __________ 2003




D
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14.000
10.000
3.000
62.000
462.000

1.000

132.000
333.000
206.000
17.000

5.000
17.000

1.000

107,000
305.000
368.000
81,000
19,000
81,000

1,000

34,000

84 4
994
80
1004
1024
80 4
98 4
704
89
84
834
884
814
1004
994
95
784
76 4
97 4
954
914
1004
96 4
944
79
77
874

Sale
75
70 4
Sale
101
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Sale
64
Sale
64 4
Sale
72
104 H 104
84 4
84 4
994
99 H 99
93 H 92 4
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111
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714
894
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108
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454

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90
90'
96
101
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81
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62
72
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804
Safe
1894
82
814
754
84
Sale
804
1034 105
Sale
1024
Sale
1104
894
82
714
82
804
72
724
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714
82
67 4
81
82
87
864
84
98
Sale
90
884
100

Sale
61
20

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
A pr.
A pr.
le u .
Jan.
Feb.
F »b.
A pr.
M a r.
Jan.

10
12
8
15
3
25
4
27
14
17
14
19
27

88
9 0 4 9 1 4 9 0 4 Apr. 4 90 4 Apr.
994
98 H A pr. 20 1004 Apr.
004
100
99 4
101
1004 A pr.
1004 Apr.
1004
1004 102
102
101
101 4 Apr.
102 4 A pr.
1024 101
100
A pr.
1004 A pr.
994
1004 101
Safe 1084 Sale 108
Apr.
107
1084 Apr.
70
Sale
7 1 4 A pr.
70 4 A pr.
7 0 4 71
674
6 9 4 67 4 6 9 4
Sale
61 4 A pr. 1 63 .Apr. 7 6 1 4
62 4 Sale
63
624
9 5 4 Apr.
Sale
954
9 5 4 A pr.
9 5 4 96
66
A p r.
Sale
Sale
65
6 2 4 Apr.
624
Sale
60
Apr.
6 6 4 Apr.
64 4 6 5 4 60
72 4 Apr.
Sale
6 9 4 A pr.
694
6 9 4 70
A pr.
101H
105
1064 A pr.
1024 104 4 105
84
84 4
84 4
100
100
Apr.
9 9 4 Apr.
984
9 9 4 99 4 9 9 4 99
9 3 4 Apr.
9 2 4 Apr.
924
934 934
Sale
9 5 4 Sale
93
9 5 4 Apr.
9 3 4 Apr.
Sale 113 4 Sale 1104 Apr.
1134 Apr.
102 4
61 H
8ale
71 4 Apr.
6 7 4 Apr.
6 7 4 Sale
Sale
8 9 4 Apr.
8 9 4 Apr. i f 8 9 4
894
104 4 Apr.
104 4 Apr. 20 104 4
104 4
Apr. 2 9 2 4
95 4 94 4 9 5 4 93 4 A p r . 20, 95
1104 107 4 1084 1084 Apr. 3|1094 Apr. 15, 108

Jan.
Jan.
M ar.
Jan.
Jan.
Ian.
Jan.
M ar.
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.

16 9 0 4 A p r.
17 1004 A pr.
2 101 M a r.
Jan.
6 101
2 1024 A pr.
5 1004 A pr.
26 108 y8 Feb.
21 1 72 H Feb.
19 6 8 4 M a r.
6 6 4 Feb.
Jan.
67
98
Feb.
Feb.
69
Feb.
69
7 5 4 Jan.
1064 A pr.
Jan.
84

4
21
2
9
21
24
26
13
28
24
17
13
18
17
10
17
12

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
M ar.
Jan.
Jan.
M ar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

15 100
13i 99 4
20 9 4 4
28 9 5 4
2 1154
3 73
26 8 9 4
9 104 4
2 964
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26:1094

Jan.
Feb.
M a r.
A pr.
Feb.
M a r.
M a r.
Jan.
Jan.
A p r.

15
4
4
24
9
9
26
31
30
15

58
Sale
44 4 Sale
43 4

8 2 4 83
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9 0 4 88
89 4 100
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9 8 4 1004
_____ 1004
96
934
91
Sale
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734
92
824

72
Sale
83
82
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

814
894

Sale
91
1004
100 1004
104 4 Sale
6 6 4 Sale
78
79
594 604
584 594
Sale
21

88 Sale
1004
8 1 4 Sale
82 4
1004
1004 100
103 4
102 4 103
Sale
8 3 4 Sale
984
7 1 4 Sale
704
Sale
8 8 4 Sale
Sale
8 4 4 Sale
8 4 4 84 4
84 4
82
1014 1004
9 9 4 Sale
1004
954 954
96 4
Sale
79
794
77
76 4
9 8 4 Sale
984
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96 4 Sale
964
98 4
101
100
9 6 4 98
Sale
94 4 -----7 9 4 Sale
80
794
8 8 4 89 4
884
874

Sale Prices.

12 6 9 4
111 7 0 4
19 6 0 4
30 * 6 4
lb 47
25 4 5 4
2 934
27 i 73
16 67 4
1, 92
5 104
13 1024
9, 90

814
81

Sale
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Highest.

Sale Prices.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
M ar.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jail.
A pr.
A pr.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.

..........

5 9 4 A pr. 28
47
A pr. 3
4 5 4 A pr. 25,

5 5 4 Apr.
45
A pr.
4 5 4 Apr.

_____
73 4
66
Sale
_____
1014 101 4
824
84

Apr. 8 73
Apr. 16 65
Apr. 1 92
Apr. 14 lO i
Apr. 27,1014
Apr, 9 83 4

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

8
16
20
14
7
29

1004 100
99 4
94 4 9 3 4
Sale 1024
94 4 9 3 4
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100
Sale
644

A pr. 2 7 ll0 0 4 Apr. 14l!100
A pr. 22 1004 Apr. 9 , 9 9 4
Apr. 2 9 0 4
A pr. 17 95
Apr. 30 100 4
A pr. 2 104
93
A pr. 6 94 4 Apr.
Apr. 2 9 9 4 Apr.
99 4
|
Apr.
64 4
A pr. 1 66

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
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A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

100

94
1164
1064
109
91

1004 Sale 1004 Sale 1004 A pr.
A pr.
92
93
9 3 4 9 3 4 Sale
A pr.
70
80 I 70
76
80
15
Sale | 13
A pr.
Sale
13
8 6 4 8 8 4 , 8 6 4 _____ 8 6 4 A pr.
9 9 4 Sale
99 4 A pr.
9 9 4 101
814
774
89 4
88
994
964
1004
94
874
694
914

I.incest.

Sale Prices.

sk
63
68
68
a

594
56 4
604
55
39H
454
93 4
73
65
91
102
1004
824

1004 1004 1004 100
100
100
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92
94 4 95 I 9 3 4
100H 1014 103 4 104
9 3 4 94 4 93 4
t o o " 9 9 4 1004 99
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654
64 4 Sale
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994
96
94 4 95
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Sale
107 4 Sale 1074
Sale
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93
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95
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72
74
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65
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91
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67 4
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R A N G E S IN C E J A N . 1.

P R IC E S I N A P R IL .
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616 000
150.000
1,000

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8 2 4 A pr.
A pr.
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89 4
100
A pr.
102
Sale
97
A pr.
_____
_____
93 4 A pr.
96
Sale
87 4 A pr.
69
A pr.
Sale
A pr.
........ 92
9 0 4 A pr.
83
A pr.
8 3 4 -----80 4 _____
8 3 4 _____
8 0 4 _____
64
72
8 7 4 A pr.
87 4 Sale
8 0 4 _____ 8 5 4 Apr.
8 9 4 A pr.
8 9 4 92
8 2 4 ------ 82 4 A pr.
78 4 ------ 7 9 4 Apr.
84
A pr.
8 4 4 Sale
8 0 4 -----105
A pr.
105 4 108
A pr.
1024 Sale 102
111
112 1104 A pr.
8 9 4 A pr.
894
714
80
Apr.
8 0 4 82
73
A pr.
73
7 2 4 A pr.
72 4
A pr.
8 0 4 8 1 4 80
81
_____ 7 9 4 A pr.
8 6 4 ------Apr.
84
_____ 84
99
Sale
9 7 4 A pr.
9 0 4 Sale
8 9 4 A pr.
100
100 4
_____
100
104 4 Sale 1034 A pr.
66
A p r.
7 1 4 Sale
A pr.
6 8 4 _____ 67
A pr.
7 8 4 7 8 4 78
59 4 A pr.
6 0 4 Sale
59 4 A pr.
57 4 60
19 4 2 0 4 1 9 4 A pr.

Jan.

Jan. 21'1004 Feb. 5
M ar. 27 100 4 Jan. 23
Jan. 8 95
A pr. 2
5 1044 Feb. 25
Jan
Jan. 13 1024 M a r. 3
Jan. 9 9 9 4 Feb. 11
Jan. 6 6 6 4 Jan. 8

Apr.
Apr. 9 94
Apr. 111 1154 Jan.
Apr. 15 1064 Jan.
Apr.
Apr. 20 109
A pr.
9 1 4 Feb.
! 5i 9 1 4 Jan.
A pr. 1 1 0 0 4 Jan.
4 101
A pr.
18 94
A pr. 7 92
14 76
A pr. 14 72
M ar.
30 1 6 4 A pr. 7 124 Jan.
86
Jan.
7 8 6 4 A pr.
ljlOO
A pr.
9 8 4 M ar.
2
20
30
14
30

954
117
107 4
1104
92

3' 83 4 Apr.
9 9 0 4 A pr.
3 100
Apr.
20 9 8 4 A pr.
94
914
73 4
92
904
83

88
854
924
83
794
854

A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.

1054
103 4
1114
894

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

804
73
724
81 4
80

1
14
1
13

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

84
A pr.
9 9 4 A pr.
90 4 A pr.
3
1
27
3
20
2
25

1044
704
67
79
60 4
604
21

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A p r.
A pr.
A p r.

80
89 4
88
994
96
994
99 4
924
864
674
914
904
814
804
81
62
86 4
854
88
784
79
83
81
1034
ld2
109 4
884
70
774
704
71 4
79
79 4
864
84
96 4
874
100
100
3 100
27i 66
271 67
3 764
2| 57
30 5 9 4
1 194

9 5 4 M a r.
A pr.
117
1074 Feb.
Feb.
111
9 2 4 Feb.
9 1 4 Jan.
102 4 Feb.
Feb.
8 * Jan.
1 6 4 A pr.
8 6 4 A pr.
3 1 1 Jan.
0

13
21
21
5
17
3
13
13
19
7
7
10

Jan. 8 8 3 4 M a r. 5
Jan. 6190 4 Feb. 11
M ar. 1 88 M a r. 19
9
Jan. 1 1004 Feb. 11
5
Jan. 101 9 8 4 M a r. 11
Jan. 5'1U0 Jan. 20
Jan.
994 Jan. 16
Jan.
A pr. 2
94
Jan.
914 A pr. 29
Jan.
73 4 Jnn. 30
M ar.
924 M a r. 18
Apr.
90 4 A pr. 22
‘ Api
Jan.
83 4 Ma 23
ar.
Jan.
M a r. 10
83
Jan.
824 Feb. 3
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
A pr.
M ar.
A pr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
A pr.
A pr.
Jan.
Jan.
A pr.
Jan.

62

88

854
924
83 4
794
854
26 106
20 1034
2 1114
4i 894
5 704
161 804
21 73
724
82
80
88
87
994
904
101
1004
1044
78
67
804
65
604
264

Feb.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
M ar.
A pr.
A pr.
M a r.
M a r.
Jan.
M a r.
A pr.
Feb.
M a r.
A pr.
A pr.
Jan.
A pr.
M a r.
Feb.
A pr.
A p r.
Jan.
Jan.
A pr.
Feb.
A pr.
Feb.
Feb.
A pr.
Feb.

11
17
7
20
11
22
22
20
28
2
28
13
25
20
29
13
14
21
19
10
17
30
x6
3
3
2
27
26
6
30
26

88
A p r. 1 8 8 4 A pr. 25 8 6 4 M a r. 18 8 8 4 A pr. 25
884
1004
8 1 4 A pr. 1 8 1 4 A pr. 30 80
Jan.
84
M a r. 4
8 1 4 Sale
100
1004 A pr. 8 10d4 A pr. 8 9 9 4 Jan.
1004 Feb. 24
A pr. 2 1034 A pr. 24 1024 Jan.
103
1034 103
1034 Jan. 3
83 4 A pr. 2 8 5 4 A pr. 30 8 0 4 Jan.
85
Feb. 26
8 5 4 Sale
Jan.
9 8 4 9 9 4 98 4 A pr. 23 9 8 4 A pr. 23 98
9 9 4 Feb. 25
71 4 A pr. 1 73
A pr. 23 70 4 Jan.
73
A pr. 23
72 4 Sale
A p r. 24' 88 4 M ar,
8 8 4 A p r. 2 91
91
Jan. 7
9 0 4 Sale
84 4 A pr. 1 8 6 4 A pr. 25 8 3 4 M ar.
8 5 4 Sale
864 A pr. 25
8 4 4 A pr. 2 8 5 4 A p r. 24 84
Feb.
8 5 4 86
854 M ar. 26
84 4
82
O
1004 Jan. 3
100
A pr.
1004 T O A pr. 21 1004 A pr. 13 100
9 9 4 A pr. 1 100
A pr. 8 9 9 4 Jan.
100
100 M ar. 4
95 4 9 5 4 9 5 4 A pr. 13 9 5 4 A pr. 13 9 5 4 Feb.
96 4 Feb. 11
7 8 4 A pr. 8 8 0 4 A pr. 24 78 4 Jan.
7 9 4 80
804 A pr. 24
784
764 Jan. 10
76 4 Jan.
9 8 4 A pr. 1 9 8 4 A pr. 24 97 4 Feb.
9 8 4 Sale
984 Feb. 21
Sale
97
9 6 4 A pr. 4 9 7 4 A pr. 23 9 5 4 Jan.
974 A pr. 23
9 6 4 97
95 4 Jan.
95 4 Jan. 23
102 Sale 102 A pr. 4 1 0 24 A pr. 24 1004 Jan.
1024 Feb. 24
A pr. 23 96
9 6 4 A pr. 18 98
M ar.
97 4 98
98 A pr. 23
Jan.
93
93 Jan. 13
954
7 9 4 A pr. 1 8 1 4 A pr. 27 79
Jan.
8 1 4 Sale
814 A pr. 27
78 4 A pr. 9 78 4 A p r. 9 7 8 4 Jan.
78 4 A p r. 9
8 9 4 A p r. 15 9 0 4 A pr. 21J 88 Jan.
90
Sale
904 Feb. 11

May,

1925.]

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Leh Vail R R gen 5s series_____2003 \l
jued V Ter Ky 1st gu g 5s_____1941! A
Lehigh & N Y 1st gu x 4s___1915 M
Lex & East 1st gu 5s________ 1955 A
L ittle Miami gen 4s ser A ____1952 M
Long Dock cons gold 6s........ 1935.A
Long isl 1st cons g 5s____July 1931 Q
1st cons gold 4 s . . . ___July 193110
Gen gold 4s__________ _______I938IJ
Gold 4s........................... ...... 19321
J
Unified gold 4s_____________ 1949 M
Deb gold 5s______ . . . _______193 1
20-year deb 5s______________ 1937
Guar ref gold I s . ___________ 1919
N Sh Beh 1st cons gu 5s___Oct '32
Louisiana & Ark 1st 5s_______ 1927
Lou & Jeff Bridge gu g is _____ 1915
Louisv & Nash v gold 5s______ 1937
Unified gold is_____________ 1910
Registered . . . ___________ 1910
C oll trust gold 5s___________ 1931
10-year secured 7s___________ 1930
1st & ref 5 t£s series A ______ 2003
1st & ref 5s series B _________2003
1st & ref I ms series O ______ 2003
N O & M obile 1st g tis______ 1930
2d gold 6s........................... 1930
Paducah & Mem D iv 4s____1910
St Louis Div 2d gold 3s_____ 19X0
L & N M o b & M I st g I ms_ 1915
_

M L S & West ext s f 5s______ 1929 F
Ashland D iv 1st g 6s............1925IM
M il & N o r 1st ext 4 ms (blu e). 1934 J
Cons ext 4ms (brow n)______ 1934 J
M il Spar & N W 1st gu is ____ 1947
M ilw & S L 1st gu 3 ms............1941
Minn & St L 1st gold 7s______ 1927
1st cons gold 5s_____________ 1934
1st & refund gold 4s_________ 1949
R e f & ext 5s series A ________1962
1st guar g 7 s ............... ......... 1927
M St P & S S M 4s stpd.......... 1938
1st cons 5s__________________ 1938
10-yr coll tr g 6 ms................ 1931
1st & ref 6s series A ........ ..... 1946 J
25-year g 5 ^ s ................ ....... 1949.M
M St P & S 8 M & Cent Term
1st Chic Term s f 4s______ 1941 M
M S S M & A tl 4s stpd_____1926 J
Mississippi Cent 1st 5s_______ 1949 J
M o Kan & Tex 1st g 4s_______ 1990.J
Missouri- Kansas-Texas R R—
Prior lien 5s series A ________ 1962'J
40-year 4s series B ___________1962 J
10-year 6s series O ___________ 1932 J
Cum adjust 5s series A ___Jan 1967 A
Missouri Pacific R R Co—
1st & refund 5s series A _____ 1965
1st & refund 5s series C _____ 1926 .
1st & refund 6s series D ____1949,F
General 4s__________________ 1975 M
M o Pacific 3d 7s ext at 4 % . — 1938!M
M obile & Birm prior lien g 5s. . 1945 J
M ortgage gold 4s___________1945 J
M obile & Ohio 1st g 6s_______ 1927|j
1st extension g 6s.......... July 1927 Q
General gold 4s_______ ______1938 M
M ontgom ery D iv 1st g 5s_ 1947 F
_
St Louis Division 5s________ 1927
M ohaw k & M a i 1st gu g 4s___1991
M o n t Cent 1st gu g 6s________1937
1st guar gold 5s..................... 1937.
M orris & Essex 1st gu 3 m s____ 2000 J
N ashville Chat & St L 1st 5 s ..l9 2 8 A

N
O
S
O
N

.
D
D

N
J
J
D
J
J
J

..
N
J
J
D
J
3
A

.
D
O

Nash Fla & Sheff 1st gu g 5 s ..1937,F
N ational R y o f M exico—
Prior lien 50-year s f 4 ms___1957,
January 1914 coupon on ______ J
July 1914 coupon on__________ J
July 1914 coupon o f f__________ J
Assenting s f red June cou p on ._
Guar 70-year s f 4s__________1977
A pril 1914 coupon on _________
A pril 1914 coupon o f f_________
Gen s f 4s assent redeemable___
N a t R R M ex pr lien g 4m s___1926
July 1914 coupon on ___________
July 1914 coupon o f f___________
Assenting with July ’24 coup.
First cons gold 4s___________1951
A p ril 1914 coupon on__________
A pril 1914 coupon o f f_________
Assenting with Apr 1924 coup
Naugatuck R R 4s_____________ 1954
N ew England R R cons 5s_____1945
Cons 4s_____________________ 1945
N J June R gu 1st 4s__________ 1986
N O & N East ref 4 ms A ........ 1952
N ew Orleans Term 1st 4s_____1953
N O Tex & M ex 1st 6s series A . 1925
Non-cum income 5s series A . 1935
First 5s series B ____________ 1954
First 5ms series A _________ 1954
Tem porary______ ________________
N p t & Cin B gen gu g 4m s____ 1945
N Y & Bklyn & M B cons g 5s. 1935
N Y Cent R R conv deb 6s____ 1935
R eg istered _____________________
Consol 4s series A ___________1998
R e f & im pt 4 ms series A ___ 2013
R e f & impt 5s series C ______ 2013
R egistered _____________________
N Y C & H R g m tge 3m s____ 1997
Registered . . ^ ____________ 1997
Debenture gold 4s_________ 1934
R egistered _____________________ M N
30-year deb 4s o f 1912-------1942;J J
R egistered_________________ .. iJ J
Lake Shore coll g 3 m s------- 1998 F A
R egistered_______________ 1998 F A




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18

BONDS
N. 7 . S TO C K EXCH ANG E.

Sales in
I f
A ril.
e ® Par pValue.

N Y Cent & Hud R iver (Concl)—
M icb Cent coll g 3 % s_______ 1998 P
Registered_________________ 1998 P
N Y Chic & St Louis 1st g 4s. . . 1937 A
Registered_____________________ A
25-year debenture 4s________ 1931 M
2d & im pt 6s A B & C _______ 1931 M
Refunding 5% s Series A ____ 1974 A
N Y Connecting 1st gu 4 %s A . 1953 F
N Y 4 Erie 1st ext g 4s________ 1947 M
3d ext gold 4 % s_____________ 1923 M
4th ext gold 5s_______________ 1930 A
5th ext gold 4s_______________ 1928 J
N Y & Greenw L guar g 5s____ 1947 M
N Y & Harlem g 3 % s ................2000 M
R egistered___________________ 2000 M
N Y Lack & West 1st 5s A ____ 1973 M
1st & ref guar 4% s Ser B ____ 1973 M
N Y Lake Erie & W est ext 7s. .1930 M
Dock & im pt ext 5s_________ 1943 J
N Y & Jersey 1st 5s____________1932 F
N Y & Long Branch gen 4s___1941 M
N Y N ew lla ven & H artford—
N on-conv debenture 4s_____ 1947 M
M
R egistered _______________
Non-conv debenture 3 % s___ 1947 A
Non-conv deten 3 %s________ 19"4 A
J
Non-conv debenture 4 s ____ 1955 ■
Non-conv debenture 4s_____ 19.56 M
Convertible debenture 3 %8-.1956 J
Convertible debenture 6s____ 1948
Registered________________
Collateral trust 6s___________ 1940
78 European loan dollars____ 1925
7s European loan francs_____1925
Debenture 4s________________ 1957 M
Consolidated R y non-conv 4s 1930 F
Non-conv debenture 4s___ 1954
Non-conv debenture 4s___ 1955
Non-conv debenture 4s___ 1955
Non-conv debenture 4s___ 1956
N Y & Northern 1st g 5s_____ 1927
N Y Ont & West 1st g 4s. June 1992 M
R eg $5,000 on ly______ June 1992 M
General 4s___________________ 1955 J
R egistered_____________________ J
N Y Prov & Boston gen 4s____ 1942 A
N Y & Putnam 1st con gu g 4s. 1998 A
N Y & Rockaway Bch 1st g 5s. 1927 M
N Y Susq & West 1st ref g 5 s .. 1937 J
Second gold 4 M s_____________ 1937 F
General gold 5s_______________ 1940F
Terminal 1st gold 5s__________ 1943M
N Y Westches & Bos 1st 4 M s ..1946 J
N ord Rys s f fi^ s int rects____ 1950 A
N orfolk South 1st & ref 5s A . . 1961 F
N orfolk & South 1st g 5s_______1941 M
N orfolk & Western gen g 6s___1931 M
Im provem ent & ext g 6s____ 1934 F
N ew R iver 1st gold 6s_______1932 A
N o r f & West R y 1st con g 4s. ] 996 A
Registered_________________1996 A
D iv 1st & gen g 4s_________ 1944J
10-year convertible 6s_____ 1929M
Pocahontas C & C joint 4s. 1941 .1
N orth Cent gen & ref 5s A ____ 1974 M
Northern Ohio 1st gu g 5s_____ 1945
Northern Pacific prior lien 4 s .. 1997
Registered____________________ 1 997
Gen lien ry & Id g t 3s__Jan 2047
Registered___________ Jan 2047
R e f & im pt 4 Ms Series A ___2047
R egistered_____________________
R e f & im pt 6s Series B _______2047
Registered______________ ,._____
R e f & im pt 5s Series C ______ 2047
R e f & im pt 5s Series D _______2047
St Paul & Duluth 1st 5s____ 1931
1st consol gold 4s__________ 1968
N orth Pac Terminal 1st 6s____ 1933
Northern R y o f C a lif gu 5s____ 1938
N orth Wisconsin 1st 6s_________ 1930
Ogden & Lake Ch 1st gu g 4 s .. 1948 J
M
Ohio Connecting R y 1st 4s_____ 1943
Ohio Ind & W 1st pref 5 s ..A p r 1938
Ohio R iver R R 1st g 5s_________ 1936
A
General gold 5s_______________ 1937
J
Oregon & C alif 1st gu g 5s_______1927
Oregon R R & N a v con g 4s____ 1946 J
Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s. 1946 J
J
Guaranteed con 5s___________ 1946
J
Guar refunding gold 4s_______1929
Oregon-Wash 1st & r e f 4s_______ 1961J

A
A

O

O
N
N
O

A

N

S
O

D
N
N
N
N
N
S
J
A
S

S

S
O
O
J
N
J

80,000
120,000
695,000
93,000
9,000

5,000

1.000
30.000
10.000
11,000
57.000
27.000
213,000
9,000

61% Sale
56
56 %
59 M
60
86
87

Sale
Sale
61%
Sale
Sale
Sale

S
S
D
D
O
O

S

J
A
A
N
J
O
A
N
N
A
O
O
O

J
S
D

S

87.000

97
Sale
96
Sale
54 M Sale

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N
A

P R IC E S I N A P R IL .
A p r il 1.

26,000
10,000
17.000
33",000
23,000
5,000
307.000
696.000
304.000
10,000
9,000
182,000

54 M
67 %
67 %
64 M
63
60 M
85>-s
81%
99 M
67
59
61 M
92
61 M
82 M
71%
91%
107 M
107 M
106%
88 M

485.000 89 M
525.000 131M
17.000 90 M
7.000 101
6.000 87 M
361.000 84 M
44.000 83 %
210.000 60%
6,000
37.000 85 M

67
60 M
58 M
56
51M
62 M
40
88
85

54

63
63
63
63
68
100M
Sale
66 M
65 M 63 M
63%
65
56 M
86 %
82%
84
100
Sale
69 %
62
59 M
Sale
61
94
93 M
Sale
63 %
Sale
80 M
Sale
72
96 M
108 M 106M
107%
107 M
Sale
90 %

107

J
D
O

J

D

J
J
D

J

11,000
2,000

2,000

196.000
24.000
23.000
102.000
301.000
529.000

Sale
75 M
Sale

72
63 M
Sale

Sale

95

70% 73 M 71% 73M
9 0 % ------- 9 0 % _____
8 5 % ------- 87 % ------9 9 % ------- 9 9 % ------98
_____
100% Sale
100 % Sale
88 M 88 M 88 M Sale
105% Sale
104
Sale
105% 106
105
Sale
96 M Sale
96 % Sale
82 M Sale
82
Sale

99.000 80
1,000 89%
7.000 98 M
JJ
15.000 93 %
771.000 79 M
FA
725.000 87%
MS
359.000 88
MS
36.000 97 %
MS
26.000 91 M
70 000 91 M
MN
7.000 90 M
99,000 98%
FA
464.000 93 M
JD
250.000 101%
JD
364.000 108%
AO
245.000 110
FA
780.000 98 M
MN
1,000

1,000
2,000

39.000

6,000

5,000

1,000
5.000
5.000
46,000

121*666

96
Sale
Sale
Sale
98
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

84% 85 M
83
84
82
84
82
94 % *95 %
85
Sale
76 M 78 M
35 M Sale

77.000
82.000
A cr
2,000
303.000 98 M
106.000 82
10,000 92 M
74.000 103
FA
37.000

11,000

82
90%

Sale
Sale
100
103M

96
97 M
96
97
96
96 M
89 % Sale
89 M ........
89 M ........
89 M ........
8 9 % ------9% ------94 M ------100% 100 %

90%
90 M
99%
95%
75
83 M
83 M
98
92
92
92
99%
94

A pr. 13 75% A pr. 7
A pr. 1 94% A pr. 27
A pr. 2 94%
A pr. 1 103%
A p r. 1 96
A pr. 7 93
A p r. 20 89

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

30
24
24
22
20

A p r.

A pr.

6

Sale
75
75%
91
89
92%
102%
93%
90
89
99

6 91

100%
106
99%
99%

107% A pr.
8 99% Apr.
1 67

54% Sale

54% A pr. 30 56% A pr. 17
63% A pr. 17 63% A pr. 17

55
62

63% 64
100% 100% Apr.
65% A pr.
67% Sale
63% 7 5 % -------------63% 63
A pr.
63
65
Apr.
56%
86%
84% A pr.
85%

100%

100

Sale

106

Sale
66%
60
97%
Sale
Sale
74

69% A pr.
60
93%
63 %
79%
71%

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

A pr.
108% 107
108% A pr.
A pr.

Sale
Sale
92
102%
87%
Sale
84%
Sale
84%
Sale

88%
125%
91%
102
86
83%
82%
60
59%
85

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A p r.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A p r.

105% A pr.

96% 95% A pr.
96
96
A pr.
Sale
96
100%
84% 87
109% A pr.
109%
103% 105
103 % 'Apr"
100
72% Sale
90%
87%

72% A pr.

58%
56e
63%
63%
55%
88%
87%
93%

A p r.

1

A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.

100% A pr.
67% A pr.

62
100
65

63% A pr.
65
Apr.

63
65

Sale
77%
75%
94%
89
96%
104%
96%
93
89

Prices.
M a r. 28
A pr. 7
A p r. 27
Jan. 19
M a r. 30
M a r. 19
Feb. 25
A pr. 22
M a r. 12

M a r. 14 99% M a r. 21

Jan. 19 100% Jan. 20
M ar. 19 107% Jan. 19
A pr. 8 99% M a r. 13
Feb. 5 100% M a r. 6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
A pr.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.

68
60
60%
60
65
65%
59%
92
90
93%
100%
100%
60%
8 64
9 64

Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
A pr.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.

25
30
27
26
24
28
25
25
25
22
18
26
24

Feb. 27
M a r. 4

Jan. 10 64
M a r. 13
Jan. 18,100% A pr. 21
Feb. 24 69% Feb. 7
A pr.
A pr.

86 % Jan.

Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Ja n.
61
A pr.
M ar.
Feb.
93% A pr.
Jan.
66
A pr.
82
A pr.
Apr.
74
A pr.
Jan.
M ar.
Jail.
108
A pr.
A pr.
108% A pr.
Feb.
17 91% A pr. 23 88 Jan.
86 Jan.
92
A pr.
88% Jan.
132% A pr.
125% Apr.
92
A pr.
91
Jan.
102% A pr.
101% Jan.
Apr.
87
A pr.
86
83%. Apr.
84% A pr.
82% Apr.
83% A pr.
61
A pr.
60
A pr.
59% A pr.
59% Apr.
A pr.
85
86% A pr.
85% Feb.
23 107% A pr. 6 105% Apr.
85% A pr . 27

70% A p r

Highest.

Prices.
Jan. 6
A pr. 13
Jan. 6
Jan. 19
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
Jan. 2
M a r. 12

91
A pr. 6 92% Feb. 26
75% Feb. 16 78% Feb. 3

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

82%
100
66%
61%
60
93
59%
79 %
70%
94%
106%
108%
106

69%
65
86 %
85%
100
76

68

66
94
70%
84%
74
96%
108
108%
108
91%

86

92
134
93%
102 %
94
86%
84%
62
60
87%
85%
108%

Feb.
A pr.
Feb.
A pr.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
F eb .
Jan.
A pr.
M ar.
A pr.
A pr.
M ar.
A pr.
Jan.
A pr.
M a r.
Feb.
Feb.
M a r.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
M a r.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.

21
27
18
27
26
11
19
20
24
24
13
28
14
15
11
20
23
30
18
19
4
28
19
20
22
13
19
21
18
11

97
A p r.
97% A pr.

95% A pr. 14 97% Feb. 24
95% Jan. 7 98
M a r. 7

109% A pr.

109% Jan. 21 109% Jan. 14
102
Feb. 21 103% M ar. 27
103% A pr. 23 104% M ar. 20

104% A pr.
73% A pr.

71 % Jan. 22 73% A pr.

7

98%
99
100%
89% 88%
89
106% 104%
106
Sale 105
106
96%
Sale
97
82
83% Sale

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

98%
99
101%
89%
106%
106
97%
83%

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

98%
99
100%
88%
103%
103%
96%
81%

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

90%
91
99%
95%
70%
80%
80
98
92%
93 % 92
92%
95
99%
Sale
92%
Sale
Sale 101%
Sale 107%
110 % 110%
Sale
97%

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

93
91
99%
95%
77
85%
84%
99
94
93%
92%
100
94%
103%
109%
110%
97%

A p r.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
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A pr.

82
90%
98%
94%
70%
80%
80
97
91 %
86%
90%
98%
92%
101%
107%
109%
98%

Jan. 6' 94
Feb. 26
Jan. 28 98% Jan. 7
Jan. 5 99% A pr. 2
Jan.
95% A pr. 3
A pr.
80% Jan. 12
Jan. 5
A pr.
89
Jan. 16
Apr.
90
Jan. 21
Jan.
100
Feb.
Jan. 20
95
Feb.
93% A pr. 27
Jan.
M ar. 28
93
Jan.
Jan. 14
100
A pr.
Jan. 13
95
Jan.
103% Feb. 20
A pr.
Feb. 13
110
Jan.
111% M ar. 19
Jan.
98% Jan. 22

83% A pr.
82% A pr.
82% Apr.
95% Apr.
85% Apr.
77% Apr.
31% Apr.
99
Apr.
98% Apr.
82% Apr.
93% Apr.
105% Apr.
40
A pr.

83%
82%
82%
95%
86%
79%
32%
99%
100
85
94%
106%
41%

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A p r.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

83
82%
82
94%
85
77%
31%
99
97%
81%
92%
104
40
105%
96
96
96%
89%
7 90%

Jan. 24 83% Jan. 29
A pr.
82% A pr. 8
Feb.
82% M ar. 19
Jan.
95% M ar. 27
Jan.
86% M ar. 7
Apr.
79% A pr. 20
A pr.
36% Jan. 12
A pr.
100% M ar. 13
Jan.
A pr. 4
100
Jan.
A pr. 25
85
M ar. 16 94% A pr. 14
Jan. 28 106% A pr. 22
M ar.
44% Feb. 20
M ar.
105% M a r. 14
Jan.
99% A pr. 28
Jan.
96% A pr. 25
M ar.
96% M a r. 30
Jan.
91% M a r. 5
Jan.
91% A pr. 7

100

98%

101% Sale

90% 92%
91%
90
99%
95% 98%
74% Sale
83% Sale
82% Sale
98% 99

109%
110M
97%

98%
Sale
Sale
Sale
99
92% 94
92%
Sale
94% 92%
Sale
99%
93%
Sale
Sale 102%
Sale 107%
Sale 110%
Sale
97%

84%
83
82
82
95%
85%
77 M
31%
99
99%
82%
92%
105M
40
105M
96
96%
95%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
95%
94%
98 M

86
83%
85
82%
84
82% 82
95% 95%
Sale
85%
79
78
33% 31%
99% 99%
99%
Sale
83% 83%
92%
106%
41% 41%
105%
97% 96%
96% 96%
94%
92
91%
91%
91%
91%
95%
96
94%
"99% 99%

102 %

Lowest.

Sale Prices.

63%
63%

56

96 M 96 % Sale
96 M 96 % Sale
1 0 0 M ------80 M ------- 84 M 87
7.000 109M 109% 1 0 9 % ____
______ 1 0 0 M ------- 103 M ____
6.000
1 0 4 M ____

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

Prices.

A pr.
Sale
65
6 6 % 67
------ 67
67
------- 5 8 % ------- 58% A pr.
55
A pr.
58 % 54% 56
62% A pr.
61
64
64
61 % A pr.
Sale
62 M 63
55% A pr.
55 M 55% 56
Sale
87% Apr.
87% Sale
85% A pr.
90
91
Apr.
90
93

70
59%
53
95%
Sale
65
Sale
73%
73%
Sale
96%
108M 107%
107%
107 M
91%
Sale
87%
91
88% Sale
89%
Sale
130
125 M 128
91
91%
91 % Sale
102 % 101M 102
102%
86
87 M
86 M 86 %
Sale
84%
84 M Sale
Sale
83
Sale
60%
60 % Sale
59%
86% " 8 7 " 83
Sale

384,000 106% Sale
58,000
185,000

Lowest.

100% .
_____ 106% 107M 107M A pr.
106
100
_____ 100
____
99% A pr.
99 M 100% 99% 100
9 0 % ........ 9 0 % -----

55M -54M --

1.000
73,000

A p r il 30.

Ask Bid
Ask Bid.
Ask. Sale
Bid.
75 M 76 M 75%
76M
75% 80
74
81
75%
73 M 80
92
Sale
92% Sale
92
90 M 92
8 9 % ------88% 89
89 M
94%
93
93 M 94 M 94 % 94% Sale
Sale 103% Sale 103
103
102 M Sale
8ale
Sale
95
95% Sale
95
94
Sale
90
92 M 92% 91
91M Sale
89
89
89
92
92
92
89
91%
93
93%
99
100%
99 M
95%
97 %
98
92
91
84%
91
78 M 83M 79 M 80 M 79%
78%
78%

5,000 103M 109
9 9 % ____
3.000 99% 101
8 9 % -----

11.000

Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s_______ 1946 J D
Pacific R R o f M o 1st ext 4s___ 1938 F A
2d extended gold 5s__________ 1938
Paducah & Illinois 1st s f 4 M s .. 1955 J J
Paris-Lyons-Med R R 6s________ 1958
Sink fund extl 7s______________ 1958
Paris-Orleans R R s f 7s_________ 1954
Paulista R y 1st & re f 7s________ 1942
Penn R R consol gold 4s________ 1943 M N
Consol gold 4s________________ 1948
Stamped dollar bonds____ 1948 M N
Consol 4 Ms issue o f 1915____ 1960
General 4% s Series A _________ 1965
General 5s Series B ____________1968
10-year secured 7s___________ 1930
15-year secured 6 M s------------1936
40-year 5 s ____________________ 1964
Pennsylvania Co—
___
Guar 3 Ms coll tr reg ctfs___1937 M S
Guar 3M s coll tr ctfs B _____ 1941 F A
Guar g 3 M s tr ctfs Series C ..1 9 4 2 J D
Guar g 3 Ms tr ctfs Series D _ . 1994 J D
Guar gold 15-25-year 4s------1931 A O
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E.1952 M N
Peoria & East 1st cons 4s------- 1940 A O
Incom e4s_____________________ 1990
Peoria & Pekin Un 1st 5Ms A _ . 1974 A O
Pere M a rq 1st 5s Series A ------ 1956;J J
1st 4s Series B -------------------1956, J J
Phila Btilt & Wash 1st g 4s----- 1943jM N
General 5s Series B ____________1974
Philippine R y 1st 30-yr s f 4s. . 1937 J J
Pine Creek registered gu 6s------ 1932 J D
P C C & St L gu g 4 % s Series A . 1940 A O
Con 4% s Series B guar______ 1942 A O
Con 4 Ms Series C guar------- 1942 M N
Con 4s Series D guar-----------1945 M N
Con 3 Ms Series E guar g -----1949F A
Con 4s Series F guar g ---------1953 J D
Con 4s Series G guar---------- 1957 M N
Con 4s Series I I guar---------- 1960 F A
Con 4M s Series I guar_______1963 F A
Con 4M s Series J guar______ 1964 M N
Gen 5s series A _____________ 1970 J D
R egistered---------------- ---------- J D
General g 5s ser B tem p-------1975 A O




2,000
35,000

Price
Jan. 2
1925.

[ V ol . 120.

99%

84%
84
96
87
80
Sale
Sale
99
Sale
Sale

99% A pr.
96% A pr.
7 91% A pr.

92
A p r.
95% Apr.

100

96% Apr.
96% Apr.
91% A pr.

97%
97%

92
A pr.
95% A pr.

98% A pr. 20 100
99

A pr. 15

Apr. 27 "99% Apr" 27

5 99%
30 100
2 101%
6 89%
29 106%
29 106
2! 97%
29, 83%

M ar.
M a r.
Feb.
M ar.
A pr.
A pr.
Feb.
A pr.

19
9
12
11
29
21
9
28

90%
91
95
94%
98%

Feb. 17 90%
Feb. 3 92
Feb. 9 96%
M ar. 5 94%
M a r. 25 101

99

A pr. 27 99% Apr. 27

Feb. 17
A pr. 2
M ar. 3
M ar. 20
Jan. 6

1925.]
BONDS

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

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
Interest
Period

May,

Sales in
A p ril.
Par Value

Price
Jan. 2
1925.

P R IC E S I N
A p r il 1.

A P R IL .
Lowest.

A p r il 30.

19
1
1

Lowest.

A
J
J
A
J
M
M
J
r
M
M

O
J
J
O
J
N
N
D
S
S

Bid.
Ask. Bid.
Ask. Sale Prices.
Sale Prices ■
100% 100% 100%
100
104%
10454
i 103
10254
10054
10054
98
10154 100)4 10154
87
8754
87)4
100)4
10054
89 H
86
88
88
Apr. 25
47,000 10054 101)4 10054 Sale 10054 101
10054 A pr. 1 101
5254
17,000 5054
5154 57
5354 A pr. 8 5554 A pr. 17
81J4
8154
8154

Beading C o gen gold 4 s ..
19 9: J
Registered___________________
J
Certificates o f deposit______
A
Jersey Central coll g 4s_____
J
Gen & ref 454 s ______________
M
Rensselaer & Saratoga 6s______
Richru & Danv deb 5s stamped. 192: A
Richm & Mecklenburg 1st 4s___
M
J
Richmond Terminal R y 1st 5s.
R io Grande June 1st gu g 5s___
J
iJ
R io Grande Southern 1st g 4s. .
ir
Guaranteed_________________
R io Grande Western 1st g 4s___
j
lA
1st con & coll trust 4s series A
M
Rock Isl'd Ark & Loui 1st 4 %s_
1J
Rutland-Canada 1st gu g 4s___
Rutland 1st cons g 4 ^ s _______
J

J
J

55,000
6,000

9554

O
J
N
O
N
J
D
J
J
J
O
S
J
J

91,000
115,000

89
93 54
11054
9954
7454
10054
9254
5
6
83 54
7254
8554
73 54
8554

J
J
A
J

J
J
O
J

6,000

A
J
r
M
A

O
J
J
N
O

224,000
426,000
5,000
562,000
3,000

Pitts Shen & L E 1st g 5s.

St Louis Iron M tn & South—
TJnif & ref gold 4s_
_
R egistered _______
St Louis-San Fran ( Reorg Co)—
Prior lien 4s series A _________ 1
1
R egistered_________ ________
Prior lien 5s series B _________1

a

r J
T J
r j
r j
J j
A O
Oct
.1 J
r j
; r j
South W est D iv g 5s______ 194: A 0
i j
M S
M N
I J
T D
1st terminal & unif 5s_______ 1951 ' T J
■
St Paul & K C Sh L 1st 4 ^ s . . . 194 (< A
St Paul E Grand Trunk 4 54s_.194 J .)
St Paul Minn & Man cons 4 s ..193:- r j
i J
1st consol gold 6s_________
I T
r j
R egistered_____________ _
M ontana E x t 1st gold 4s____ 193: J D
I D
Registered_______________
1 J
Pacific E xt sterling gu 4 s ...
T J
T .1
VI S
A 0
A O
VI N
A O
A O
F A
Refunding g 4s_____
........ 19" A 0
M S
1st & cons 6s series A
' M S
Atlan-Birm D iv 4 s ..
T J
F A
Gen c o n s gu 50-year 5s_____ 196: A O
Southern Pacific Co—
1 D
/ D
Registered.
M S
i n
X N
A 0
1A O
So Pac o f C a lif 1st cons 5s_____ 193: M N
South Pac Coast gu 4s_________ 193: r j
.J J
J J
1J J
3A O
3A O
3A O
J J
J J
3M S
1M N
5J J
3J D
i .T .T
3M S

Texas & Pacific 1st g 4s_

Registered.

July 1914 eoupon on.




3A O
lF A
3J J
lJ J
3J D
J J
iM S
.T .T
5A O
5J D
7J J
5J J
)A O
lJ J
3J J
2M S
RJ D
8J D
2A 0
7J J
7J J
7J J
J J
8M S
8M S
8J J
IM S
RJ J
3T J
i r a
7MN
4-1 J
' .T j
4 ____

S

2,000
11,000
37,000
5,000
24,000
62,000
181,000
30,000

1,000

Bid.
Ask.
l oo % i n i %
104
102
101

9454
93
88
93 54
11054
10054
77
75
10154 10054
9454
5
7
6
Sale
84 54
Sale
73 54
Sale
8654
73 54 72
8554

8954
Sale

525,000
3,000
24,000
94,000

___ . . 1 _____

89
8954 88
Sale
94
9254
111 54
10054 10054
10054
7754
79
101
10054
10054 101
93)4
94)4 94)4 Sale
7
7
6
8
6
85
85 5 Sale
4
8454
73
73 % 73 5 Sale
4
Sale
86
87 5 Sale
4
74
72
74
Sale
84 54 86)4 8554
8854
9354

4
7554 7654 7554 7754 77 5
93 5
4
93 54 9554 73'4
102
99 5 102
4
102
9354 9454 9454 9454 9454

Apr.
A pr.

2 8954 A pr. 25
7 9454 Apr. 15

A pr.

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

8 8654 A pr.

2

7854
9554

76

A pr.

6 7754 Apr.

9554

94)4 A pr.

6 9454 A pr.

8454 Sale
9954 995s

86 5 Sale
4
99 5 10054
4
7454 Sale

76)4 Sale

84 54
7854
101
93 Vi
841,000 8854
266,000 10054
1,000
1,357,000 73 54
282,000 103
412,000 10754
4
2.000 99 5
9,000 86
50,000 82)4
4,000 102
34,000 8354
68
8954
9954
38,000 9554
23,000 100
82,000 8254
10,000
48,000 9954
88
6,000 9854
35,000 9954
2 000 100
18,000 9954
2,000 96
9,000 30
3,000 9954
79,000 82)4
9554
9554
8954
16,000 8354
13,000 8654
25,000 57
388,000 9154
5,000 8954
285,000 9954

86)4
79
103 54
95
93 54
Sale
9054
Sale
10154
9854
Sale
76
Sale
10454
Sale
10854
100
10054
Sale
8654
83 54 84)4
102 5 10154
4
Sale
84 5
4
8654
9154
8454

96
83
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
9954
9654
3854
Sale
Sale
97
8554
92
62
Sale
93
Sale

9654
100 M
83
9654
10054
90
98 54
9854
9954
100
96
30
9954
84)4
96)4
9654
8954
84)4
9054
51
92 54
91
9954

99)4 10054
95)4 Sale

Sale
90 5 Sale
4
Sale 10254 103
Sale
98 5 Sale
4
Sale
8854 Sale
Sale
83 54 Sale
10554 10454 105)4
10054
9054
99 5
4
Sale 103
103)4
93 54 94)4
8054 81)4 82
74
74 %
73
Sale
8954 Sale
8554 8654 Sale
Sale
83 54 Sale
9354
95
96)4
109
10954 108
Sale
98)4 100
99
98
99 5
4
94
92)4 94
90
88
8654 88
Sale 10154 Sale
Sale
8354 Sale
10054
10854 111
10154
91
8854 90
78
7654 7854
7754 7754 Sale
Sale
79
Sale
Sale
6954 Sale
Sale
9254 Sale
Sale
Sale
100
102% 104.%
104
Sale
106)4 106

Sale
84
Sale
86
7954 82 h.
9854 Sale
9654 Sale
9954 100
10054 101

86)4 Sale
8114 83
97
Sale
10054 102

Sale

20

76)4
74%
91
10354
9954
8954
84)4
10554
101

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
A pr.
Jan.
Jan.

24
20
22
3
15
4
27
23
21

1 102
22 9254
20 80
24 7254
17 8554
22 8154
22 80
13 9154
20 945*
3 10754
i 9554
3 9754
14 9254

22
2
19
24
2
7
2
13
21
4
20
18
12

103 54
93)4
81)4
74
90
8754
86

Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
M ar.
A pr.
M ar.

9654
109)4
100
98
9554

Apr.
M a r.
M ar
M a r.
A pr.

A pr. 21 8954 Feb
Jan. 2 102
Jan.
Jan. 2 84 54 Feb.
Fph.
Feb. 16 101
M a r.
Jan. 5 I l l

13
17
6
29
9
22
14
13
20
10
27
24
14
7
17
12
6
10
19

Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
M a r.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

4
19
6
31
6
2
10
29
20
23

13
20
24
29
28
29
17
31
26
25

Jan.

2 87
Apr. 4
20
2 9754 M a r. 23
3 10254 Feb. 10
28
5 87)4 A pr. 3
16 8554 Feb. 27
28 103)4 Feb. 14
15
22
2 92 ” Apr. 24
15 103 54 Apr. 27
15
4
3 78)4 Apr. 24
2 106)4 Feb. 6
6 11054 A pr. 29
5 100% M a r. 24
19 87)4 M a r. 14
7 85
Feb. 10
6 102
Jan. 5
28 8754 Feb. 10

89
77
7654
74
66
8854
8654
10054

A pr. 3 8954 A pr. 7
A pr. 2
A pr. 17 78
A pr. V 77)4 A pr. 29
A pr. 6 80
A pr. 29
A pr. 28
A pr. 1 70
A pr. 29
A pr. 1 93
A pr. 11 8754 A pr. 21
A pr. 4
A pr. 27 101

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

8754
74
74
73
5954
8454
83)4
9954
10254
A pr. 25 103
A pr.

4

1 97)4 A pr. 16
7 10054 A pr. 7
14
28
8654 A pr. 16 87)4 A pr. 3

9654 A pr.
10054 A pr.

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

75)4
103)4
108

97 5
4
101
Sale
9854
Sale
100
99)4
9854
100
Sale
100
Sale
99 5
4
Sale

9654 A pr. 3 9754 A pr.
10054 Apr. 21
8254 A pr. 1 8354 A pr.
84
98
A pr. 25 98
A pr.
99
Sale 100)4 A pr. 1 10154 A pr.
100
Apr. 11 99
A pr.
9954 98
9954 98)4 A pr. 7 9954 A pr.
17
A pr.
100
9954 A pr. 14 100
99 54 98)4 A pr. 23 9954 A pr.
A pr. 1 30
A pr.
31)4 30
99)4 9954 A pr. 15 9954 A pr.
A pr.
85)4 8454 A pr. 1 86

3
11
25
25
22

A pr.
A pr. 8 86
A pr.
A pr. 29 92
A pr. 29 5254 A pr.
A pr. 2 9454 A pr.
9
A pr. 9 9954 A pr.

15
18
14
24
24
22

8554
84)4 83)4
10154
103
83)4 83)4

91
5154
Sale

8454
89)4
5154
9254

Sale

99

A pr. 4
A pr. 1
1
5
A pr. 1
A pr. 7
A pr. 1
7
A pr. 29
A pr. 7
A pr. 16
A pr. 28

2054
2054

Apr. 9
Feb. 26
Jan. 20
Feb. 28

20
2C
2
2
2
20
21
11
17

A p r . 21 8954 A pr. 27 88
A pr.
1 10154 A pr. 20 100
A pr. 3 81
A pr. 22 84
10054
10754

4 106

7754
95)4
101
9554

Jan.
A pr. 24 71
20 7454 Apr.
22 85)4 Jan.
%
3 101 V Jan.
la 9354 Jan.
24 8454 Jan.
27 76)4 Jan.
22 10454 A pr.
6 10054 M a r.

88
101
83

8554 A pr. 15 87

Jan. 7
Feb. 4
Jan. 20
Jan. 9

6 10054 Feb. 2
A pr. 20
2 96
16
83)4 Jan. 2 88
Apr. 24
9954 Jan. 23 10054 Jan. 23

A pr
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
ADr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

101)4 A pr.

Apr. 16
Feb. 14
Apr. 6
Feb. 20
A pr. 8

9954 Jan.
9154 Jan.

102
93 54
8054
7254
8754
8454
8254
9154
96
108)4
99)4
97)4
93

22 10254
22 9354
2 82
13 74
1 8954
2 8754
1 8454
13
13 9654
3 108 54
1 99)4
3 9754
16 95)4

100)4
7554
101 ‘
9654
7

8254 M a r. 31 88
Feb. 2
7154 Jan. 8 75
Feb. 11
85
Jan. 16 8854 Feb. 20
3
8554 Jan. 6 8654 M a r. 19

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Anr.

90
101

Sale

Jan. 10
88
M a r. 31 95
9254 Feb. 11 9454 A pr. 25

1 7654
20
A pr. 2 91
A pr. 1 103 54
A pr. 1 99%
A pr.
1 89)4
A pr. 1 84)4
A pr. 11 105
A pr. 15 100%

7454 A pr.

Jan. 21
M a r. 5
Jan. 29
7

93)4 M a r. 25
30
94)4 A pr. 18 9554 A pr. 15

88)4
10254
9754
86)4
78 54
10454
100)4

Sale
Sale
491,000 8454 8454 86
89
8554 A pr. 3
A pr. 3
95,000 10454 Sale
106
106)4 10654 Sale 106
132,000 103 54 Sale
103 54 Sale 103)4 Sale 103 54 A pr. 1
91
92 5
4 92 %
92)4 9354
10054 101
ion % io i
100)4
9354
93 54
9354
88%
8654 8854 8654
2,000 8654 8854 8654
8654 A pr. 30
8654 Sale
2154

100)4 A pr. 20
96
A pr. 20
16
88
A pr. 24
100)4 A pr. 3

Sale
Sale

85
91
52
Sale

8754

Jan. 21 100
87
1 102
2

10054 A pr.
53 54 Jan.

7554
94
101
6 94

8654
78)4
10354
93)4
Sale
9154
Sale 103
98%
101
Sale
7854
Sale 10554
Sale 109)4
855iC
8554
8454 84
102
102
85
8354
69
9154
9654
101
83 54
98
102
90
98)4
99
100)4
9954
9854
27)4
9954
8554
96)4
96)4
8954
8554
89
5154
9,3 5
4
92)4
99)4

100

9

9454 Sale

101
83 54
99
107 54
10154
8854
77
76 54
7454
63
89
8354
10054
102 5
4
10454

10054 Feb. 3 101 54 Jan. 27
101
Jan. 27 101
Jan. 27

9954 Feb. 3
74)4 Jan. 21
A pr. 6 100)4 M ar. 6
Apr. 17 9254 Jan. 6
Apr. 8
5
Jan. 30

6 8554 A pr. 22
2 73 54 Apr. 30
7 87 54 Apr. 22

9154 Sale

88'4
10254
9754
7854
83 5
4
10154
100)4
90 5
4
99
10254
9154
8054
7254
88
85
82 54
9054
95
108 5
4
9954
97
92 54
90

Highes'.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Feb. 7
99)4 M ar. 21 101

4 10054 A pr. 16

A pr. 3 101
A pr. 13 95
A pr. 8
7

28
9454 A pr. 2
16
Sale
8654 A pr. 1
88
9954 100)4 100)4 A pr. 3

1,835,000 7154 Sale
1,000
709,00) 8554 Sale
229,000 10154 Sale
Sale
550,000 94
1,566,000 8554 Sale
2,133,000 7854 Sale
3,000 10554
4,000 100 54
9054
9654
13,000 10154 10354
Sale
2,000 93
177,000 8054 Sale
74
3,000 73
472,000 8554 Sale
Sale
184,000 82
262,000 8054 Sale
16,000 90
6,000 93 5 9454
4
4,000 108 5 109
4
Sale
3,000 99
1,000
18,000 9154 93 54
90 5 92
4
2,000
89
Sale
53,000 100
Sale
119,000 81
98 54
107 54
101
13,000 87 54 89
77
8,000 74
97,000 7454 Sale
2,032,000 7454 Sale
Sale
801,000 60
1,545,000 8454 Sale
52,000 83 54 84
14,000 100
10054
102
104
21,000 10354 10454
93,000

29
3
94)4 A pr. 18 95M Apr. 15

95 54
9454

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

Highest.

92
A pr. 24
103 54 A pr. 27
4
7854 A pr. 24
106
Apr. 22
11054 A pr. 29
10054 A pr. 29
86)4 A pr. 23
85
A pr. 18
102
A pr. 17
84)4 A pr. 13

84

A pr.
Jan.
Jan.
M a r.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
A pr.
Jan.
M a r.
M ar.
Feb.
Jan.

9654 Jan.
9954 Jan.
84 )4
83
103
9454
8854
100)4
99
7354
103
10654
9954
8554
8254
100)4
83)4

Jan
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
A pr.

9554 Jan. 12 9754
101
1 84)4
9 98
2 10154

82)4 A pr.
9654 M a r.
99)4 Jan.

23 98)4 Jan.
23 9854 M a r.
17 9954 Feb.
1 9954 Jan.
6 9654 Jan.
1 30
M a r.
15 9954 Jan.
21 8254 Jan.
8954
84)4
89
5054
9054
8954
98)4

90
A pr. 24 84)4
107
A pr. 22 10454
10454 A pr. 25 10354
92)4
10154
8654 A pr. 30

90
80
80
80
70
93
8854
101
10254
106

2
31
26
27
7
31
3
2

Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
M a r.
M a r.
Jan.
A pr.

A pr.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
M ar.

3
13
24
25
16

9954 Jan. 29
100)4 Feb. 18
17
100
Apr. i
9954 Apr. 6
30
M ar. 31
99)4 Jan. 13
86
Apr. 21

9
Jan. 28 8954 Jan. 28
Apr. 8 8654 Jan. 30
M ar. 6 r9254 Jan. 23
Jan. 8
Feb. 22 62
Jan. 6 9454 A pr. 24
Jan. 6
24
Jan. 7 9954 Jan. 28
22
A p r . 24
Jan. 7 90
Jan. 5 107
A pr. 22
M ar. 9 10454 Jan. 27
Feb. 2
13
Jan. 27 10154 Jan. 27

8654 Jan. 21 8654 Jan. 26
8654 A pr. 30 8654 A pr. 30
2454 Jan. 20 24)4 Jan. 20

BONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

20

Salts 11
1
A p ril.
Par Value.

BONDS
N. Y. STO CK EXCH ANG E.

Price
Jan. 2
1925.

P R IC E S I N A P R IL .
A p r il 1.

A p r il 30.
Bid.
Ask.
1004 101
1004 1004
97 4
1004 1014
Sale
101
8 6 4 89
99 4 Sale
1004 1014
96 4 Sale
9 5 4 Sale

BH . ‘ A k
9 9 4 ........
1004 1004
9 9 4 ........
100
_____
9 5 4 96 4
81 >4 Sale
95 4 Sale
100-Ps 100 4
9 4 4 Sale

Virdigr'sVaJ Ind A West 1st 5s 1926 M S
Virginia M id laud 5s ser E 1926 1926 M S
5.00C
5s series F ___________________ 1931 M S
General 5s__________________ 1936 M N
3.000
Va & Southwest 1st gu 5s_____ 2003 Q J
49.000
First cons 50-year 5s_______ 19 5 s A O
427.000
Virginian Ry 1st 5s ser A _____ 1962 M N 1,435,000
40.000
Wabash 1st gold 5s....................1939 M N
255.000
Second gold 5s_______________1939 F A
834.000
R e f s f 5 4 s ser A tem p_____ 1975IM S
Deb B 6s registered________ 1939I.J
J
1st lien 50-year gold term 4s 1951 jJ .1
8.000 77 4 78 %
D et & Ch Ex 1st g 5s............194 11
J J
10.000 99 4
Des Moines D iv 1st g 4s____1939, J
J
5.000 8 0 4 81 %
2.000 72 4 74
Omaha Div 1st g 3 4 8______ 1911 A O
1,000 82 4
T o l & Chic Div 1st g 4s........ 194 1M S
Waco & N W Div 1st 6s..........1930 M N
102
2000 F A
Warren RR 1st ref gu 3 4
77 4
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s---------- 10 IS Q M
81 4 85
26.000 82 4 83
Wash Term 1st gu 3 H r-------- 1915
80
82
1st 40-year guar 4s.......... . . 1915 _
88%
W ea tb e rfM W & N W 1st 5 s .. 19X0 F
320.000 63 4 Sale
West M aryland 1st g 4s______ 1952, A O
13,000 99 % 100'4
West N Y & I’a 1st g 5s--------- 1937'J J
124.000 80 H 81 4
General gold 4s_____________ 1943 A O
In c g 5s________________ April 1943 N o v
34 4
485.000 90 4 Sale
Western Pacific 1st 5s A ______ 1916iM S
41.000 101 H Sale
1st g 6s ser B ________________ 1916'M S
161.000 82 4 Sale
2361 J
W est Shore 1st 4s guar_______ 2361 ,J .1
32.000 80 4 Sale
R eg istered __________________ 2361 J J
30.000 101
Wheeling & Lake Erie 1st g 5s. . 1926 A O
2,000 99 % 100'4
W heeling D iv 1st g 5s..........1928 .1 J
97
Exten & impt. gold 5s--------1930 F A
99 4
75.000 68
68 4
Refunding 4 4 s 8er A ______ 1966 M S
55.000 70
Wheel & L Erie RR 1st con g 4s 1919 M S
72 4
49.000 63 4 Sale
Wilkes-B & East 1st gu g 5 s ... 1912 J D
W lim ar & Sioux Falls 1st 5s— 1938 J D
1004
83
Winston-Salem S B 1st 1s — 1960.J J
83 %
86.000 7 9 4 80 4
Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g
— 1919 .1 J
48,000 85
87
Sup & Dul D iv A T e r 1st 4s. 1936 M N
W or & Con East R y 4 4 s _____ 1943 J J

! ,{VOL. 120,
R A N G E S IN C E J A N . 1.

Sale Prices.
1004 A pr.
1004
100
87
97 4
1004
95
944

3 1004 A pr.

A pr. 21 1004 A pr.
A pr. 20 101
A pr.
A pr. 17 89
A pr.
A pr. 1 1004 A pr.
A pr. 1 101
A pr.
A pr. 7 9 6 4 A pr.
A p r. 8 9 6 4 A pr.

A pr. 7 83 4 A pr.
83 4 80
A pr. 13 1004 A pr.
100 4 100
_____ 83 4 A pr. 8 85
A pr.
7 5 4 75 4 A pr. 29 7 6 4 A pr.
A pr. 11 85
A pr.
8 6 4 85

Sale ,
85
98 4 Sale
5 4 Sale
64
54
Sale
101
9 7 4 Sale
9 6 4 Sale
93
93 4
1064 1084
99
98
93 4 Sale
9 6 4 Sale
1064 Sale
Sale
102
9 6 4 Sale
904 914

Sale
Sale
74
74

___

8 1 4 A pr. 27 8 5 4 A p r.

Sale

63 4 A pr. 1 64 4
9 9 4 Apr. 16 1004
A p r. 16 81 4
8 0 4 80
46
Sale
92 4 A p r. 8 9 4 4
1034 1024 A pr. 8 103
Sale
82 4 A pr. 1 8 3 4
80
A pr. 28 8 1 4
82
Sale 1004 A pr. 27 1014
A pr. 7 101
99 4 101

Highest.

3

Sale
994
1004
99 4
100
93 4
84 4
95

Prices. I Sale
Jan. 12 1004
Feb. 24 100 4
Jan. 151 9 9 4
Jan. 14 1004
Jan. 10 101
Jan. 2 91
Jan
5 1004
Jan. 6 101 4
Jan. 2| 96 4
Apr. 8 9 6 4
Feb. 20, 93 4
Jan. 161 83 4
Jan. 9 1004
Jan. 6 8 5 4
Jan. 26 764
Feb. 4 854

84 4
814
894
95 4
63
994
80
45
90 4
100 4
814
794
1004
994
994
68
72
6.3 4
102
824
78 4
824

Jan.
84 4 Jan. 30
Feb.
8 5 4 A p r. 1
M ar.
8 9 4 M a r. 5
Jan.
9 6 4 Feb. 7
Jan.
67 4 Feb. 5
A pr. 16 100 4 Jan. 7
M ar.
82 4 Jan. 5
Feb. 14
Feb.
45
Jan.
95 4 M a r. 2(5
Jan.
1014 M a r. 14
M ar.
83 4 Apr. 25
Jan.
8 1 4 M a r. 11
M ar. 17.1014 A pr. 3
Jan. 28
Jan. 15 101
M ar.
9 9 4 M a r. 25
Jan.
7 1 4 Feb. 6
Jan.
74 4 Feb. 6
Jan.
67 4 Feb. 25
Feb.
102 4 Feb. 28
Feb.
87 4 Feb. 3
Feb. 20
81
Apr.
Feb.
8 7 4 Jan. 8

85
94 4
34
4
984
94 4
964
91 4
1064
98
914
95 4
1034
99 4
96 4
894
954

Sule Prices.

80
7 9 4 83
100
1014 100 4
82 4 8 4 4 84
754
754
85
854 854
102
102
774
804
844 814
83 4 Sale
814
894
964
964
63 4
63 4 Sale
100
1004
80
8 0 4 80
3 5 4 46
354
94
93 4 Sale
9 6 4 Sale 1024
82 4 Sale
834
Sale
81
814
1014
1004
9 9 4 100
994
974
97 4
69
67 4 70
73 4 7 4 4 74
Sale
64
65
102 4 104
1024
82 4 83 4 9 3 4
80
80 4 79
844 854 844
754 814 754

------84
82 4

Lowest.

Highest-

Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
M ar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
M ar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
M ar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
A pr.
A pr.
Jan.
M ar.
Apr.
Jan.
A pr.
Jan.
A pr.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.

21
24
4
22
6 100 4
30 94 4
3 944
9 tH
25 77 4
6 99 4
23 8 1 4
11 74
11 8 4 4

1

A pr. 17
A pr. 21
A pr. 23
A pr. 29
A pr. 3
A pr. 25
Apr. 9
A pr. 3
A pr. 7

Sale
Sale
654
104

6 8 4 A pr. 9 6 9 4 A pr. 30
A pr. 30
73 4 A pr. 15 74
A pr. 24
63 4 A pr. 3 66

Sale
Sale
85

78 4 A pr. 27 8 0 4 A pr. 2
8 4 4 A pr. 7 8 5 4 A pr. 20

Prices.
M a r. 31
M a r. 18Jan. 15
Feb. 5*
A pr. 24
Feb. 6«
A pr. 22>
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
M a r. 18'
Feb. 20;
A pr. 25
A pr. 6
>
M a r. 2
A pr. 11
Feb. 18

In d u s tr ia ls
Sale
85.000 85
Adams Express coll tr g 4s____ 1948 M 8
88.000 96 4 Sale
A jax Rubber 1st 8s................. 19361J D
5.000
5
Alaska Gold M deb 6s A ..........1925,M S
34
12,000
10-year conv 6s ser B --------1926 M S
34
34
36.000 98 4 9 8 4
Am er Agric Chem 1st conv 5s_. 1028, A O
503.000 95 4 Sale
1st ref sink fund 7 4 8--------- 194 I F A
128.000 97 4 Sale
Am er Chain 10-year s f deb 6s. 1933 A O
29.000 91 4 92
Am er Cotton Oil deb .5s______ 1931 M N
2.000 106
Am er Dock & Im pt extd 6s-----19361.1
J
Sale
23.000 98
Amer Mach & Fcfy s f g 6s-----1939 A O
179.000 9 1 4 Sale
Amer Republic C orp s f deb 6s. 1937 A O
Sale
441.000 96
Amer Smeltg & R e f 6s ser A — 194 7 A O
68.000 1044 Sale
l 8 t g 6 s s e r B ________________ 1947'A O
Sale
319.000 100
Amer Sugar Refg 15-year 6s— 1937 J J
660.000 9 6 4 Sale
Amer T e l & T e l Coll trust 4 s .. 1929 .1 J
19.000 9 0 4 Sale
Convertible 4s_______________1936,M S
3.000 1064
20-year convertible 4 4 8----- 1933 M 8
572.000 1004 Sale
30-year coll trust 5s----------- 1946 .1 D
35-year sink fd deb 5s terrp. 1960 J J 3.697.000
1.122.000 1014 Sale
23-year sink fd 5 4 8----------- 1943 M N
Sale
140.000 126
/-year convertible 6s_______ 1925 F A
159.000 9 2 4 Sale
Am er W ater Wks A Elec coll 5s. 1934 A O
71.000 4 5 4 Sale
Amer W riting Paper s f 7-6s — 1939 J J
Sale
186.000 46
Tem p Interchang ctfs o f dep . . I ..
Anaconda Copper M in 1st 6 s .. 1953 F A 1,001,000 9 9 4 Sale
769.000 1024 Sale
15-year conv deb 7 s .______ 1938 F A
666.000 100 Sale
Andes C op M in deb 7s 26^ pd 1943 J J
56.000
Antilla (Com p Azucl 1st 7 4 8- . 1939 J J
26.000
Ark A Mem ph Bdge A Term 5s. 1964 M 8
Sale
403.000 85
Armour & C o 1st real est 4 4R-1939 J D
429.000 9 1 4 Sale
Armour & Co o f Del 1st 5 4 8- - 1943 J J
74,000 1014 Sale
Associattd Oil 6% gold n otes..l935 M S
97
----Atlanta Gas Lt 1st 5s----------- 1947 J D
20
Sale
A tlantic Fruit 7s rtfs o f dep— 1934 J D
22
Sale
C e rtif o f deposit stamped---------107.000 9 7 4 Sale
A tlan tic Refining deb 5s-------- 1937 J J
45.000
Baldwin Locom W ks 1st s f 5s. 1910 M N
34.000
Baraqua (Com p Azucar) 7 4 s . 1927 J J
124.000
Barnsdall Corp conv 8s-------- 1931 J J
136.000
Bell Telephone o f I ’a 1st 5s B — 1948 J J
93.000
Bethlehem Steel 1st ext s f 5 s .. 1926 J
73.000
1st & refund 5s gu ser A ----- 1912 M N
240.000
20-year pur & imp s f 5s____ 1936 J J
417.000
Cons 30-year s f 6s ser A ____ 1918F A
130.000
Con 30-year s f 5 4 s B -------- 1953 F A
42.000
Booth Fisheries deb 6s_________1926 A O
196.000
Brier Hill Steel 1st 5 4 8-------- 1942 A O
51.000
Broadway & 7th A v 1st con 5s. 1943 J D
8,000
C tfs o f dep stpd Dec '24 in t------ 1
-----16.000
Brooklyn C ity R R 1st 5s_____ 1941 J J
471.000
Bklyn Edison Inc gen 5s A -----1949 J
37,000
General 6s series B __________1930 J
General 7s, series C _________1930.J
2,312,000
B klyn-M T r R T Sec 6s______ 1968’J
13,000
Bklyn Q Co A Sub gtd 5s_____ 1941 M N
1st 5s stamped_____________ 1941 J J
Brooklyn Rapid Transit g 5 s ..1945 A O
Trust co ctfs deposit____________
1st refund conv 4s g ________ 2002
3-year secured notes 7s_____1921
Trust Co. ctfs deposit_________
3,000
do stam ped________________
39.000
Bklyn Un El 1st g 4-5s--------- 1950 F
502,000
Stamped guaranteed_______ 1950 F
42.000
Bklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5 s .. 1945 M N
10-year conv deb 7s________ 1932 M N
11,000
1st 1 & r e f 6s A _____________ 1947 M N
5,000
Buffalo & Susq gen s f 5s------ 1932 J D
21,000
Bush Terminal 1st 4s-----------1952 A O
74.000
Consol 5s___________________ 1955 J J
71.000
Buildings 5s gu tax ex ------- 1960 A O
Cal G & E Corp unif & r e f 5s. . 193 7 M
California Petroleum 6 4 8---- 1933 A
Camaguey Sugar sink fd 7s---- 1942 A
Canada Steamship Lines 7s__ 1942 M
Canadian General Electric 6 s ..1942 A
Central Dist T e l 1st 30-year 5s. 1943 J
Central Foundry 1st sink fd 6s. 1931 F
Central Leather 20-year gold 5s 1925 A
A
Registered___________________
1st lien sink fund 6 s _________ 1945 J
Central ,Steel 1st sink fd 8s----- 1941 M
Chic Gas L A C 1st gu g 5s----- 1937 I
Chicago R ys 1st 5s___________ 1927 F
Chile Copper conv 6s ser A ____ 1932 A
Cine Gas A El 1st A r e f 5s____ 1956 A
40-year prior lien 5 4 s B Jan 1961 A
Clearfield B it Coal 1st 4s------- 1940 J
Colo Fuel A Iron Co gen s f 5s. . 1943 F
Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu----- 1934 F
1927 J
Columbia Gas A E l 1st 5s
J
Stamped______________
1993 M
Col A 9th A v 1st gu g 5s. .
1932 J
Columbus Gas 1st g 5s—
Commercial Cable 1st g 4s----- 2397 Q




N
O
O
N
O
D
A
O
O
N
J

S
J
J

102
1004
1024
1024
1004
934
904
94
85 4
804
97 4
734
72
87 4
99 4
1034
105
824
664

Sale
1034
Sale
Sale
1004
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
824
Sale
Sale
734
914
Sale
104 4
1084
Sale
67

102

1264
954
95
434
994
1004
954
93 4
914
874
92 4
102 4
984
19
984

105
1014
1004
964
904
94 4
86
77 4
994
68
67 4
934
100
1044

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
714
Sale
Sale
Sale

Sale
105
Sale
101
1004 1004
954
Sale
91
93 4 Sale
Sale
85
Sale
72
9 8 4 Sale
704 714
72
70
Q9
Sale
1004 Sale
1C5
1054

8 4 4 Sale
62
644
70
.........

8 6 4 Sale
64
65
70 4 85
4 ------

12

____
73

85
A pr. l ! 8 5 4 A pr.
A pr.
98
A pr. 2, 99
5 4 A p r. 1
6 4 A pr.
6 4 A pr. 161 6 4 Apr.
1004 A pr. 28 1014 A pr.
100
Apr.
97 4 A pr.
98
A pr.
9 6 4 A pr.
94
Apr.
93
A pr.
1064 A pr.
1064 Apr.
98
A pr.
9 8 4 A pr.
97
A pr.
93 4 A pr.
98
A pr.
9 6 4 A pr.
1064 A pr.
107 4 A pr.
1014 A pr.
1034 A pr.
9 6 4 A pr.
97 4 Apr.
91
A pr.
9 0 4 A pr.
9 5 4 A pr.
9 5 4 A pr.
102
A pr.
1004 A pr.
9 6 4 A pr.
9 4 4 A pr.
103
A pr.
1014 A pr.
130
A pr.
1264 Apr.
96
A pr.
9 4 4 A pr.
44
A pr.
54 4 A pr.
43
A pr.
5 5 4 A pr.
9 9 4 A pr.
1004 A pr.
101
A pr.
100
A pr.
94
A pr.
96
A pr.
92
A pr.
9 3 4 A pr.
91
A pr.
9 1 4 A pr.
88
A pr.
8 6 4 A pr.
91
A pr.
9 2 4 A pr.
103
A pr.
1024 Apr.

9 8 4 A pr.
102 4
104
1044
101
1004
95
90 4
93 4
85
70 4
984
68
67 4
93
100
1044

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr,
Apr.
Apr,
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr,
Apr,
Apr,

8 4 4 A pr.
6 1 4 A pr.

3 9 9 4 A p r.
105
1064
1054
102
1004
97
914
95
864
78
99 4
714
704
93 4
1014
1054

A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

8 6 4 A pr.
64
A p r.

100

944

101

125
924
44
43
994
994
94
914
91
85
91
1014
974
18
7

22

874

102

103
102 4
1004
100 4
93 4
90 4
934
704
82 4
97
68
674
904
99 4
1044

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
M ar.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

87 4 Jan. 9
9 9 4 Feb. 20
6 4 A pr. 16
6 4 A pr. 16
1014 A pr. 2
101
Feb. 10
9 9 4 Feb. 13
94
M ar. 10
1084 M a r. 23
2jl00
Jan. 7
2 97
A pr. 21
5 98
1
A pr. 24
9 1084 Feb. 10
2,1034 wApr.22
14 9 7 4 A pr. 17
241 9 2 4 M a r. 17
22 115
Jan. 5
2,102
A pr. 17
30| 9 7 4 Jan. 20
20 103
A pr. 22
29 1304 Jan. 5
2 9 6 4 Feb. 14
11 55 F eb . 9
3 5 0 4 Feb. 6
2 1014 Jan. 12
Jan. 12
____
31 104
18 1004 Jan. 2
94 4 M a r. 11
92 4 M a r. 11
90
M a r. 3
94
Feb. 13
1034 M a r. 19
9 7 4 Jan. 20
26
M a r. 21
22
Jan. 2
9 9 4 M a r. 5
2 105

A pr. 21
27
29
9
27
20
29
3
16
5
26
Jan. 20
Jan. 28
A pr. 1
A pr. 29
A pr. 9

9 1064 A pr.
2 1054 A pr.
3 102 A pr.
1014 Jan.
97 M a r.
92 4 Jan.
97 4 Feb.
894 Feb.
85 Feb.
100 Feb.
75 4

75 4
934
2 1014
5 1054

82 4 Jan. 2 8 8 4 Feb. 19
Jan. 10
6 1 4 A pr. 23 71
80
Jan. 27 80
Jan. 27

564
121
A pr.
82 4 8 2 4 83 4 81 4 A pr.
8 3 4 83 4 8 3 4 81 4 Apr.
Sale 1004 Sale 1004 A pr.
------- 1354
Sale 1094 A pr.
------- 110
9 1 4 A pr.
Sale
914
8 6 4 A pr.
------- 87 4
8 6 4 A pr.
Sale
8 8 4 Sale
9 7 4 9 5 4 A p r.
9 7 4 96

121
83 4
844
101

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A p r.

1104
92 4
87 4
88
974

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

9 9 4 A pr.
Sale
9 9 4 Sale 101
1034 Sale 102 4 Sale 102 4 A pr.
9 2 4 9 4 4 92 4 93 4 9 2 4 A pr.
98
Sale
9 7 4 A pr.
9 8 4 Sale

101
103 4
93
984

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

82
83 4 Sale
814
83 4 8 3 4
9 9 4 1004 1004
1354
1094
9 1 4 ------- 92 4
84
Sale
854
87
86 4 86 4
95
Sale
96 4

8

27
39 4
994

56

80

99
72

Sale
Sale
Sale
108
994
964
Sale
107
Sale
Sale
Sale
954
Sale
8ale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
54
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale ,
914
Sale
Sale
Sale

1024 105

102 4

95

114.000 9 9 4 9 9 4
165.000 1004 Sale
22.000 93
93 4
64,000 9 6 4 97 4
107 4 107 4
14,000 100 4 100 4
954 964
1004 Sale
9 9 4 1004
794.000
16.000 1 1 0 4 ----24.000 99 4 Sale
1,352,000 83 4 Sale
753.000 1104 Sale
63.000 9 9 4 -----45.000 1014 Sale
77 4 87
92
97.000 90
64.000 8 0 4 Sale
64.000 1004 Sale
81.000 1004 Sale
1,000
34,000

1004
944

85
984
4
4
994
994
97 4
93 4
107
984
964
98
1064
1014
97
904
944
Sale 1014
Sale
954
Sale 102 4
Sale 1284
Sale
95
954 514
Sale
51
Sale
994
Sale 1004
Sale
944
Sale
92
9 1 4 91
Sale
88
Sale
914
Sale 102 4
984
19
27
394
99
994

1004
954
9 9 4 1004
1004
98 4 Sale
1104 1104
9 9 4 100
8 1 4 Sale
1054 Sale
100 Sale
Sale
103
8 0 4 87 4
89
904
8 1 4 83 4
1004 Sale
Sale
101
8 4 14
9 8 4 100
7 1 4 73

1 0 1 4 ------- 1004 A p r.
924 954
99 4 100 4
98
110
111
1004 9 9 4
Sale
75 4
Sale 105
994
103 4 103
87 4
9 2 4 89
Sale
814
Sale 1004
Sale 1004
14
994 994
72
73

Sale
1104
1004
77
1054
1004
103 .
804
91
814
1004
1004
9
99
72

A pr.
A pr.
A p r.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

A pr.
121
8 1 4 Apr.
814 A pr.
99 4 Jan.
M ar.
155
107 4 Jan.
9 1 4 A pr.
Jan.
84
86 4 Jan.
93 4 Jan.

984
1004
924
964
1074
7 1014 A p r. 29 100 4
95 4
994
99 4
1004 A pr.
974
Ill
A pr.
110
1004 A pr.
98 4
8 1 4 A pr.
754
105
106 4 A pr.
101 4 ’A pr.
984
1034 A pr.
1004
80
92
A pr.
89
82
A p r.
80
101
A p r.
1004
100
101
A p r.
94
22 99 4 A p r.
984
2 76
A pr.
724

121

A p r.

85
1034
1634
1104
934
874
89 4
994

Feb. 19
Jan.
1
Jan. 19
Apr. ' 6
Feb. 16
Apr. 25
Feb. 18
M a r. 13

8

844 Feb. 16

M a r.
101 A pr. 23
Jan.
1034 Feb. 10
Apr.
92 4 Apr. 6
Jan.
9 9 4 Jan. 31
M a r.
107 4 Feb. 3
Jan.
1014 A pr. 29
Jan.
Feb. 27
97
M ar.
1004 Jan. 15
Jan.
99 4 Jan. 14
M ar.
1004 A pr. 24
A pr. 9 114
Jan. 22
Jan. 3 1 1 0 0 4 A pr. 29
M a r. 4
Apr.
88
M ar.
1114 Feb. 9
Feb.
1014 A pr. 25
Jan.
1034 A pr. 9
Jan.
Jan. 15
80
Feb. 16
A pr.
93
Feb. 9/
Jan.
83
Jan.
1014 Jan. 2
Jan.
1014 Jan. 12
Jan. 29
12
Jan.
Jan.
9 9 4 A p r. 22,
Apr- 31
Jan.
76

May, 1925.]

Sates in
A p r il.
Par Value.

BONDS
N. Y. S T O C K E X C H A N G E .
■Commercial Credit s f 6 s______ 1934
Com'wealth Power 25-yr 6 s
1947
Computing-Tab-Record s f 6 s. .1941
Conn Ry & Lt 1st g 4 34s______ 1951
Stamped guar 4 34s__________1951
Consol Coal M d 40-yr 5s______ 1950
Consol Gas (N Y ) deb 534s____ 1945
Cons Pr & L t 1st & ref 634 s A . .1943
Cont Paper & Bag M ills 6 34s- -1944
Consum Gas Chic 1st gu g 5 s .. 1936
Consumers Power 1st lien 5s___1952
Corn Prod R e f gold s f 5s______ 1931
1st 25-year s f 5s____________ 1931
Crown Cork & Seal 1st s f 6 s___1912
Cuba Cane Sugar conv 7s_____ 1930
Conv deb stamped 8 % _____ 1930
Ouban-Amer Sug 1st coll 8 s___1931
Cuban Dom Sug 1st 7 34s_____ 1914
Cumh T & T 1st < gen 5s_____ 1937
fc
Cuyamel Fruit 1st 6 s init ctfs ..l9 4 0

A p r il 1.

B !,l.
Ask
$
M N
146.000 9934 Sale
M N
Sale
218.000 98
J J
558.000 10134 Sale
5954 9134
Sale
16,000 92
Sale
226.000, 87
2,722,000
112,000 100 3 Sale
4
80.000, 89
9034
10.000 9834 9934
M N
Sale
390.000, 91
M N
10 0
M N
12,000 1 0 1
F A
Sale
21,000 77
J J
70.000, 91
94 3
4
J J
247.000 99 4 Sale
M S
61.000 10754 Sale
M N
391.000 9654 Sale
J .1
95.000, 97 3 Sale
4
A O
31.000,

n
o
D
A
S
A
J
J
N
A
N
N
V
A
A
N

Hackensack W ater 1st 4s_____ 1952 J
Hartford Street R y 4s_________1930 ®*
Havana El R y L t & P 5s______ 195 1
Havana Elec R y cons g 5s_____ 1952
”
Hershey Chocolate 1st s f 6 s___1912“
H oe (R ) & Co 1st 644s A ..........1931 *
Holland Amer L 6 s (flat) ______ 1917 ®*
Hudson County Gas 1st 5s____1949 7 1
Humble Oil & R e f 5 Ms............1932,1

J
2
»
A
?
g
**
^
J

14.000

98

10.000 10134

18,000 1 81
159.000 105 3
4
10.000 j 10034
297.000
469.000 10054
342.000 11934
(110834
I 92
98
152.000 ! 95
14,000!I 92
351.000 91
4,000ij 10134

2,000
83,000
3,000

9834

A p r il 30.

Ask.
Sale
Sale
102M
9054 9134
9024 Sale
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
9034 Sale
99
9934
Sale

......
___

Gas & Elec (Bergen C o) 5s____ 1919 J
Gen Asphalt conv s f 6 s _______ 1939 a
Gen Baking 1st 25-yr 6 s______ 1936 J
General Elec deb g334s_______ 1912 F
Debenture 5s________________ 1952 M
Gen Refractories 1st 6 s _______ 1952 F
German General Elec 7s t imp 1915 J
Goodrich (B F ) Co 1st 6 34s____1917 J
Goodyear T ire & Rub s f 8 s ____1911 M
10-year deb s f 8 s ______ M a y 1931 F
Granby Con M S & P 1st 6 s ___1928 M
Stamped_________________________ M
Conv deben 8 s _______________1925 M
Gray & Davis 1st conv 7s_____ 1932 F
G t Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s____ 1911 F
Great Falls Power 1st s f 5s____ 1910^ M

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

P R IC E S I N A P R IL .

Price
Jan. 2
1925.

Denver Gas & El 5s___________ 1951®* N
126.000 92 3 9254
4
Sale
D ery (D G ) Corp 1st 7s_______ 1912 M S
21.003! 75
49.000 10034 101
D etroit Edison Co 1st 5s______ 1933 J J
Sale
121.000 10 0
1st & ref 5s Series A ____ July 19IOjM jj
141,000
Gen & ref 5s series A _________1949|
O
1st & ref 6 s Series B ____ July 1910 M S
76.000 10754 Sale
109.090 9134 92
D et United 1st cons g 4 34s -----1932 J J
1
,429.000'
Dodge Bros d ib 6 s int n e ts ___1941 - - -Dold (Jacob) Pack 1st 6 s ______ 1 9 1 2 M N
36.000 ‘ 81 3 '8 2 ' '
4
69
Dominion Iron & Steel 5s_____ 1939 M S
52.000 66
66.000 89 3 Sale
Donner Steel 20-year 7s_______ 1912
J
4
du Pont (E I ) Powder 4 34s____1936 J D
4
8.000 89 3 90 3
4
Sale
287.000, 108
du P o n td e Nem & Co 734s____1931 ,®* N
4
Registered
........ ..................
. ,
10754 107 5
Sale
317.000’ 106
Duquesne Lt 1st & coll 6 s Ser A 1919 -J >
*
1st coll tr 5 34s Ser B ............ 1919 J J
98.000 10154 Sale
Eastern Cuba Sugar 7 34s ______ 1937,54 S
518.000 10534 Sale
Ed El 1 1 Bkn 1st con g 4s_____ 1939 J
1
1
100.000 89 34 92
Ed El 1 1 N Y 1st cons g 5s____1995 J J
1
10234
29.000
Elec Po w Corp (Germany) 6 34s 19 50
8
119.000
Elec Pow Corp (Germ any) 6.34s 1950 7 * 8
Sale
Elkhorn Coal conv 6 % notes .1925 4 D
22.000 10 0
Empire Gas & Fuel 1st & ref 7 34s '37 ®* N 1,660.000 9754 Sale
Equitable Gas 1st con 5s______ 1932 ™ 8
1,000 99 3
4
407.000 99 3 Sale
4
Federal L & T r 1st s f 5s.......... 1912®* 8
75,000 99>4 Sale
1 st lien s f 6 s stm pd_________1912 J* 8
C onv deb 7s A ..................... 1953 5* 8
11534 118
Sale
131,000 1 0 1
Federated M etals conv 7s_____ 19'10iJ D
Fisk Rubber 1st s f 8 s.............. 1 9 1 1 '5* S
Sale
60,000 108
F t Smith L t & Traction 5s____1936 ®* 8
78 3
4
4
214.000 92 3 Sale
Frameric Ind & D ev 20-yr 7 Ms 1912 J J
7.000 10454 105
Francisco Sugar 20-yr 714s____ 1942 ®* N

7834
96 3
4
97 H
9934
99
9254
78
LO 5
O4
9954
98
107 54
90 3
4

Bid.
9854
10054
10134
90 3
4
90 3
4
82
102 54
10334
88 5
4
10254
9554
100
102
101
80
77
9754 9554
Sale
9934
Sale 10754
Sale
97
9954 9934
Sale
99
Sale
80

94
76

101

Prices.
Sate Prices.
Sale Prices.
A pr. 9
A pr. 9 9934 A pr. 21 98
A pr. 1 10134 A pr. 21 97-54 Jan. 5
A pr. 13 10254 Apr. 3 101 34 Jan. 2
9034 Feb. 2
Jan. 10
9054 A pr. 11 9054 Apr. 18 89
8154 A pr. 3 1 8134 Apr. 24| 8154 Apr. 29
10134 A pr. 7,101
Apr. 22, 101 34 Feb. 27
10034 A pr. 1 10154 Apr. 29 10)34 Jan. 6
8 8 2 Apr. 20, 9054 Apr.
4
ll 87 3 Jan. 26
4
4
99 34 A pr. 8 99 34 Apr. 30 92 5 Feb. 2
9434 A pr. 3 96
Apr. 28, 9054 Jan. 3

Sale Prices.
99 3 Jan. 3
4
10134 A p r. 23
10134 Feb. 10
90 3 Feb. 2
4
92 3 Feb. 18
4
Feb. 17
90
Feb. 14
103
10354 A pr. 29
92 3 M a r. 26
4
9934 M ar. 6
A pr. 28
96

10254
78
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
99 3
4

102
77 34
95 34
9954
10754
9854
9934
99

A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A or.
A pr.
Apr.

4 10254
16| 78
30 97 34
22 101
27 110
13 98 34
3 9934
1 99

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A or.
Apr.

10254
80
98
10254
110
9854
9934
99

94 34
Sale
10154
Sale
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
87
Sale
9034

9234 A pr.
76
Apr.
10034 Apr.
99 34 A pr.
9754 Apr.
107 34 Apr.
90 3 Apr.
4
9434 Apr.
85 2 A pr.
4
50
A pr.
8954 A pr.
9154 Apr.
107 34 A pr.

91
22 76
11 10234
14 10154
6 9934
2 108
15 9154
30 99 34
211 87
3! 5334
4 91
211 9154
1 10834

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

4
A pr. 2 105 5
Apr. 15 10324
Apr. 1 105 54
Apr. 8 | 91

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

Sale
98
10034
10134

Sale 10534 Sale 10534
Sale 10434 Sale 10124
Sale 10 554 Sale 10134
9154
9134 9154 9154
9934
9934
99
87 34
99 3 8754
4
87 34
8754 Sale
8734 88
99
98 3 98 54
4
9934
Sale 10154 Sale 10034
101
9954
99 5
4
9934
91
93 34 9154 9434 91
10054
10034
10134 102

1

Sale 102 34
112 11154
7834 _____ _____
91
8934 Sale
105
10334 10134

111

Highest.

Ask.
99
Sale
10234
93 34
9134
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
102 3
4
Sale

10034 10034
Sale
99
Sale 10754
Sale
9054
98
8554 '8 7 " ' 85
5634 50
90
91
9034
9154 9154 9454
Sale 10754 Sale

103

Lowest.

I /iyhast.

Lowest.

Apr. 18 8734 Apr.
Apr. 3 87 54 Apr.
Apr. 3 99
Apr.
Apr.
Apr. 1 101
Apr. 28 9354 Apr.
Apr. 15 93
Apr.
Apr.
Apr. 6 102
__ 1___________
Apr. 22 10134 Apr.
Sale 102
Apr. 14 11154 Apr.
Sale 109
78
Apr. 2, 79
Apr.
79
Sale
8934 Apr. ll 9154 Apr.
Apr. 14 10334 Apr.
103 3 105
4

9854 9934 9934 9954
102
105
10254 102
10534 Sale 10534 10534
Sale 1 8134
8154
Sale
Sale 110134 Sale 105
Sale
100
10054 10034 Sale
9154 Sale
9154 Sale
Sale
10434 Sale 10334 Sale
Sale
Sale 120 3 Sale
120
4
Sale
10854 Sale 108 34 Sale
98
99
100
9934 98
Sale
99
10034 Sale
10034
9134 9134 95
9134 95
Sale
90
Sale
8834 Sale
10 2
10034 10154 10134 10154

100 3 Feb.
4
74 3 Feb.
4
9154 Jan.
90'4 Jan.
107 3 Feb.
4
9854 Jan.
97
Jan.
99
Apr.

98 3 Jan.
4
Apr.
101
Jan.
Apr. 29 101
1015$ Jan.
A pr. 1 10534 Apr,
Apr.
81
Jan.
A pr. 11 81
101 34 Jan
4
A pr. 1 105 3 Apr.
A pr. 3 10934 Apr.
109
Apr.
93 3 Apr.
4
Apr. 28 9134 Apr.
A pr. 9 10354 Apr. __ 10054 Jan.
A pr. 1 120 2 Apr. 29 119
Jau.
4
Apr. 7,10934 Apr. 11 10854 Jan.
9134 Ian.
91 3 Jan.
4
100
Apr. 18 10934 Apr.
95
Jan.
92
.Tan.
9134 Apr. 7| 9124 Apr.
4
87 34 Apr.
87 34 Apr. I l l 93 3 Apr.
10034 Apr. 4 10934 Apr. 171 100 3 Jan.
4

54 84
8434 85
8 1 54_____ 84 34 A pr. 7 8134 A pr. 7 1
82 3
4
8 1 3 4 ------- 8 1 5 4 ........
8554 Sale
86
Apr. I I 8 734 Apr.
87
Sale
8354 Sale
Apr.
91
A pr. 29 91
9134 94
91
Sale
92 54 94
10 1
Sale
Apr.
A pr. 9 101
104
Sale 10154 Sale 101
10154 Sale 10134 Sale 101 54 A pr. 4 10254 Apr. 18
10054 Sale
Apr.
86
Sale
7934 Sale
8134 A pr. 3, 83
8154 82
98
9854 9854 9934 9954 ........ 9934 A pr. 7 9954 Apr.
Apr.
101
Sale 102
Sale 100>4 A pr. 1 102
9954 Sale
88

1*10334
2 9154
I I I 9234
9 101

8154
8254
85 M
92 3
4
101
10954
79
98 3
4
99 3
4

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

28, l l

97
9 24
87 4
10134
9 13
4
Apr. 28 10

4|
Ill
I1
4|
14
2l
20
21

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Aor.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

65 34
6154
6 )
8334
71
67 34
8)
8J34

4 97
1 98 4
1 10134
I I 10134
1, 99
2 87
15 10154
1 117 3
4
I I I 78
I I 78 4
I I I 95 3
4
3 10334
6 107 34
11 9134
1 10934
1 10334
6 9 7 34
3 101

F 100 3 Apr.
4
15 11634 Apr.
97 54 Apr.
9554 Apr.
29 8 6
22 12034
100
6054
51
10234
92
99

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

4 10434 Apr.
2; 9634 Apr.
21 104
Apr.

A pr. 13
M a r. 28
M a r. 3
M a r. 6
A pr. 6
M a r. 2
A pr. 4
A pr. 1

9 ! 98 3 Feb.
4
M a r.
15 103
I I 10554 Feb.
Jan.
191 84
28 10574 A pr.
<
3 102 3 M a r.
4
28 9134 Jan.
2 10554 A pr.
6 120 3 Feb.
4
2 109 < Feb.
4
21 10934 M ar.
24i 9834 M ar.
2 10934 M ar.
Jan.
6, 95
II I 9134 Jan.
21,10134 Feb.

Jan. 8 100 34 A pr.
Feb.
Jan. 51 95
Jan. 13] 9234 A pr.
A pr.
Feb. 4,101
Jan 311 9934 Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 9 11

'10 3 Mar, ‘ 13 " 16 34
4
59 3 Mar 23 74 M
4
59
M ir 23; 7334
6154 M ir . 23,i 8134
85
A or. 4) 95
67
Mar. 2 73
61
J ill. 2 1 7154
88
lm.
6 9134
87 34 Mar. 23 9054

85

4 ,1» n.

97 4
85

9734
105
10134
9134
10054

6

16
2
24
25
27
28
5
13
17
31
17
30
2
19

Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Jau.
Jan.
Apr.
I h i.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.

9
18
22
28
31
19

M ar ."l3
Feb. 9
Feb. 9
Feb. 9
Feb. 9
Feb. 17
Jan. 27
Feb. 4
Feb. 16

97
Anr. 24
9854 M ar. l l
Fen. 13
6 10354 M ar. 14
24 1 00 A Feb. 14
20 87
A pr. 28
• 10154 Feb. 14
>
26 11734 Apr. 30
6 78
1
Apr. 20
7 78 34 A pr. 21
21 96 54 Apr. 28
8 10334 A pr. 14
25 103 4 Jan. 16
2 9454 M a r. 10
12 100 34 Apr. 29
3 100 3 A pr. 23
4
9 100 >4 Feb. 25
Jan. 7
5 101
10 1 4

Feb.
3934 Anr. 1 43
116
M ar. 19 120
M ar.
117*4 M ir . 11|11754 M ar.
97 54 Jan. 5 1007 Apr.
-4
114'4 l m. 2 11754 M a r.
M ar.
115
M ir. 11 115
9 >34 M ar. 21 9754 A pr.
no J ,11
2 9554 A pr.
M a r.
93 M ar. 18 93
113
99
57 34
51

19

Jan. 3 85
Jan. 19
Jan. 10 82 54 Jan. 10
Jan. 13 8734 A pr. 3
Jin.
3 94
1
Feb. 2
Apr. 9 101*4 Jan. 6
Jan. 2 103 34 M ar. 18
Jan. 5| 87 4. Feb. 25
Jan. 6 1 9954 Apr. 24
A pr. 24
Jan. 2 102

Jan.
Apr.
88
95 5 Jan.
4
Apr.
98 4 Jan.
Apr.
I 9 1 M I in.
Apr.
M ar
Apr.
93
Jail.
Apr.
82
Apr. 28 10 0 M J in
I 1 1 M Feb.
Apr.
J in .
Apr.
75
Apr.
7114 Jan.
Ian
89
Apr.
Apr. 111 10tH I m
Apr. 7 10634 M ar.
.1 .111.
Apr. 2
98 4 J a il.
Apr.
95 '4 Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
0.5 4 Jan.
10 0
Jan.
Apr.

1 4134 Apr.
28 120
Apr.

11
26
21
2
9
12
13
1

92 3 Jan. 6 9434 Feb. 13
4
Feb. 6
2 82
Jin.
75
99 3 M ar. 19 10234 Feb. 4
4
9934 e'eb. 27 101 % Feb. 7
99 3 A pr. 24
4
, 97 > M ir .
4
Jan. 23
7i 10D4 I >n.
10S
87 3 M ar.
4
93 54 M ar. 7
99 3 A pr. 11
4
9134 A p r .
88 3 Feb. 14
4
Jan.
82
Apr.
50
6854 Feb. 16
9154 Jan. 20
88 3 Jan.
4
90 M J m.
9154 Apr. 24
4
10554 Feb. .1 0 8 3 Jan. 30
107 3 Jan. 11 107 3 Jan. 13
4
4
M ar. 5
Jan. 17 107
11"105
Jan. 23
28 1 0 1
Jan. 5 106
4
Jan. 27 106 3 Feb. 9
11 101
Anr. 10
20 90 > Feb. 17 91
4
1 0 1 34 Feb 19 102 54 M ar. 18
8734 A p r . 18, 8734 A pr. 18
M a r. 18
87 3 M i r 18 88
4
Jan. 2
9854 Apr. 3 100
A pr. 24
97 3 Jan. 2 101
4
98 ‘4 Jan. 23,10934 Jan. 2 )
88 Jan. 7 96 A pr. 3
Jan. 31
96 3 Jan. 6 102
4
Jan. 17
116
Jan. 6 116
Feb. 28
Apr. 22 107
2 102
30 108
Jan. 2 11234 M ar. 10
76 3 Jan. 21 79
4
M a r. 21
8934 Apr. 1 95 % Feb. 11
Feb 16 10334 A pr. 28
104

10234
10534
8134
10134
100
9134
10154
120
10834

Illinois Bell T elep ls t & r e f 5 s A 1936 4 R
9934 Apr.
97 3 Sale
4
9934 Sale
9934 Sale
Sale
9134 Sale
Illinois Steel deben 4 M s_______ 1940 & If
94
9134 Apr.
9454 Sale
Ind N at Gas & Oil ref 5s______ 1936 u £r
8854 Sale
90 3 9154 90 3 9154 9034 Apr.
4
4
Indiana Steel 1st 5s___________ 1952 , N
102
101 3 Sale
4
102 3 102 54 Sale 10154 Apr.
4
Ingersoll Rand 1st 5s____ Dec 1935'*
9854
99 3
4
9954 ------4,000 11
Inter-M etropolitan coil 4 4 4 s ..1956 "
11
A pr.
11
13
11
13
6
10
Trust Co ctfs o f deposit__________ -434 1834
16% stamped_________________'• * - ?
1034
634
6 34 U
Sale
68
Interboro R T 1st & ref 5s___ 1966 j
5
65
Sale
6234 Apr.
63 34 Sale
64
Sale
6134 Apr.
67 3 Sale
4
Stamped_______________________ «
62 54 Sale
Sale
73
66
Sale
10-year 6 % notes.......... ....... 1932 A *
69
Sale
6154 Apr.
93
Sale
10-year 7% notes-------------- 1932 « .J
87
Sale
88
Sale
85
A pr.
67
70
In t Agri Corp 1st & coll tr 5s_1932 M N
62
70
71
7134 6 8
A pr.
61
Sale
S ampe extended to _____ 9 4i' *
6534 67 ‘ 6234 Apr.
62 3 61
4
8 8 54 Sale
In t M erc Mar ine 1st s f 6 s_____1911 ?
8 8 34 Sale
8334 Apr.
8 8 3 Sale
4
Intern Paper conv 5s Ser A ____ 1917 *
8 8 3 Sale
4
8354 Apr.
8854 Sale
8824 Sale
1st & ref s f 5s Ser B ..............1917 "
J
Sale
Jurgens Works 6 s (fla t)_______ 1917
o 1,073,000 88
9134 Apr.
9134 Sale
96 3 Sale
4
441.000 96 1 Sale
Kansas C ity Power & L t 5s____1952 *» S
4
9734 Apr.
98 3 Sale
4
97 54 Sale
4
141.000 98 !4 Sale
Kansas Gas & El 1st s f 6 s_____ 1952 t?
101
Sale 100 5 Sale 100 3 Apr.
4
Sale
40.000 10 2
Kayser (Julius) & Co 7s_______ 1912 M m
102 3 10134 10234 10134 10254 Apr.
4
350.000 97 3 Sale
K e lly Springfield T ire 8 s . ........1931 , N
99
Sale
9434 Apr.
4
94 34 Sale
I
81
20.000 82
Keystone Telephone 1st 5s___ 1935 .
85
85
Apr.
4
85 3 83 3 8 8
4
Kings Co E L & Pow g 5s_____ 1937 ^ O
4.000 100’4 Sale
101
Apr.
10134
10154
O
Apr.
27.000 1 1634
Purchase money 6 s__________ 1997
116
Sale 11734 Sale 116
A
126.000 75
Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s____ 1919 p A
7534 Apr.
75 3
4 7434 77
7634
905.000 75
Stamped guaranteed________ 1949 V J
78
75 3
4 74 3 76 3 75
75 34 Apr.
4
4
44,090j 88 14 90
Kings Co Lighting 1st re f 5s_ 1954 ,
_
9434 Apr.
10134 Sale
9634 Sale
J
Sale 10534
12.000 101 *4
1st 6 4 4 s_____
1954 '! D
103
105 5 A pr.
4
4
Kinney (G R) Co conv 7t4s. .. 1936 w S
14.000 1 05 3
10634 10754 107
10734 103 34 Apr.
Sale
Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s Ser A . 1950 » o
30.000 8924
9134 Sale
92 34 Apr.
9134 Sale
Sale
65.000 98 '4 Sale
Laclede Gas L ref & ext 1st 5s. .1931 S A
9934 Apr.
9934 Sale 100
551.000 95 5 Sale
Coll & ref 544 s Series C _____ 1953 5 J
98 54 Apr.
4
98 5 Sale 10034 Sale
4
96
3.0001 95
Lehigh Coal & N av 4 44s______ 1954 '
97 34 Apr.
97-54
9734
101
101
Sale 101
Sale 10034 Apr.
23,000' 10 0
Lehigh Valley Coal 1st 5s_____ 1933 % '{
91
1st 40-yr gu int red to 4 %
1933 iyj <
3
10054 101
8.000 39 3 5524 37
Lex A v & Pav F ’y 1st gu g 5s__1993 * ^
40
“ ‘
r.
4
4 1 3 4 _____ 3934 Apr.
Apr.
99,000, 117 3 Sale
_
L ig g ett A M yers Tobacco 7s_ 1914,^ O
4
11934 Sale 11934 11954 119
R egistered ________________ _
.ip A
Sale
5s
1951
9934 Sale 100
Apr.
85.000 98
10034 Sale
O
Lorillard (P ) Co 7s____________ 1944 IA O
11554 115
Apr.
41.000 1 1434 Sale
11634 11754 115
R egistered _____________________IV A
J
96
Sale
5 s .,........................................ 1951 { N
129.000 9654 Sale
95 34 Apr.
9634 Sale
M
Sale
Louisv Gas & El 1st & ref 5s_ 1952,5 J
_
389.000 91
9454 Sale
93 34 Apr.
93 34 Sale
91
93
Louisville R.v 1st cons 5s______1930r
91
94
Low er Austrian Hydro-Elec Co— Ip.
4
8554 8 6
121, 000! 85 3 Sale
I s t s f 644s............................. 1944 J
8534 Apr.
8534 Sale
Sale
Apr.
250.000 132
M agm a Copper conv 7s_______ 1932 *
115 34 Sale 11454 Sale 113
99
Apr.
100
Sale
96,000; 99 3 Sale
4
M anati Sugar 1st s f 734s______1912 *
9934 Sale
Sale
5734 Apr.
207.000 63 3 Sale
M anhattan R y (N Y ) con g 4s. 1990 2 4
2
60
5934 Sale
4
52
51
Sale
5134 Apr.
54
6,000 54 54 Sale
2d 4s________________________ 2013
”
Sale
99 34 Sale 102
108.000 98
M anila E lectric 1st r e f 7s______1942
N
102 5 9934 Apr.
4
85
8 6 3 Apr.
4
92.000 84
M anila El R y & L t 1st 5s______ 1953 “
85 54 8 6
8934 Sale
Sale
97 34 Apr.
M arket S_t_Ry 1st 7 s.^___A pr 19J0
^
98 54 Sale
301,000 99
97 5 Sale
4
M axw ell M otors conv 7s______ 1931
105 34 Sale
4
105
47.000 1 02 3 Sale
M etropolitan Edison 1 st 6 s B ..1952 F A
10234 Apr.
10254 10234 104
4
92 34 Apr.
45.000 91 3 92
1st & ref 5s Series C _________1953 J
9334 Sale
92 34 93
24.000 10054 1 0 1
10254 Sale 10254 10334 10234 Apr.
M etropolitan Pow er 1st 6 s A ..1 95 3iJ D




21

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECOKD

2 86 3
4
22 132 3
4
2 10 2
I ll 64
24 56
6 102 34
0 92
|
22 100
20 105 3
4
3 10434
5 9634
21 104

Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
A pr.
A pr.
M a r.
J n.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

13
25
11
22
25
11
16
27
18
11
2
10
9
9
29
14
6

2
21
27
24

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BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE KECORD
BONDS

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

Price
Jan. 2
1925.

Sales in
A p ril.
c«
■•*0. Par Value.

II

$

Bid.
1

M et W est Side E lev (Chicago) 4s ’38 F A
12,000 70%
M id-Continent Petrol 1st 6 3 s_ 1940 M S
-4
576.000
M idvale St & Ord conv s f 5s__1936 M S
409.000 87%
Milwaukee El R y & L t cons 5s_ 1926 F A
61,000 100%
Refunding & ext 4 % s______ 1931 J J
30.000 95
General & refunding 5s A ___ 1951 J D
53.000 96
1st & ref 5s ser B ___________ 1961'J D
109.000 84%
1st & ref g 6s series C _______ 1953 M S
74.000 99
Milwaukee Gas Lt 1st 4s______ 1927 M N
45.000 97%
Montana Power 1st & ref 5s A . 1943 J J
307.000 98
M ont Tram 1st & ref A 5s_____ 1941 J J
89.000 94%
Morris & Co 1st s f 4 % s______ 1939 J J
81.000 78 %
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s ser 2___1966 A O
76%
10-20-year 5s series 3 ______ 1932 J J
6,000 95%
M urray Body lst-6% s_________ 1934I.T D
108,000
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s____ 1947 M N
1,000 94
Mutual Union T e l 5 s _________1941 M N
2,000 95%
Nassau Elec guar gold 4s_____ 195llJ J
A
20,000 60 6
N a t Enam & Stp 1st 20-yr 5s__1929 J D
10,000 98
National Acme 1st 7% s________1931 J D
52,000 93%
N a t Starch 20-year deb 5s____ 1930 J J
97%
National Tube 1st 5s__________ 1952|M N
43.000 100%
Newark Con Gas 5s___________ 1948 J D
7.000 98
" ew ~
------------N
England T & T 30-yr 5S..1952 J D
241.000 100
N Y Air Brake 1st conv 6s___ 1928 M N
28.000 104
N Y Dock 50-year gold 4 s ___ 1951
A
20,000 77%
N Y Edison 1st & ref 6 % s____ 1941
O
230.000 113 %
1st lien A ref 5s B tem p______1944
O 1,158,000
N Y Gas El L t H t & Pow 5s___ 1948
D
121.000 102
Purchase money coll tr g 4s_1949 F A
374,000 86%
N Y L E & W Coal & R R 5%s_1942 M N
5.000 101%
N Y Munic R y 1st s f 5s_______1966 J J
80%
N Y Queens E L & P 5s_______1930 P A
9.000 99%
N ew Y ork Rys 1st & ref 4s____ 1942 J J
11,000 45
Trust Co certfs o f deposit_______
383.000 44%
4%
Adjustment income 5s, Jan 1942 A O
3.000
Trust Co certfs o f deposit_____
4
295.000
N Y & Rich Gas 1st 6s A ______ 1952 M N
115.000 100
N Y State Rys 1st cons 4%s__1962 M N
173.000 67
R egistered _____________________ M N
1st con 6% s ser B ___________ 1962 M N
9,000
N ew Y ork Steam 1st 6s_______ 1947 M N
80,000 97%
N Y T e l 1st & gen s f 4% s____ 1939 M N
342.000 96%
30-year debenture 6s________ 1949 F A
115.000 108
20-year refunding 6s gold___ 1941 A O
302.000 106%
Niagara Palls Power 1st 5s____ 1932 J J
122.000 105
Refunding & gen 6s____ Jan 1932 A O
49.000 101%
Niagara L ock & Ont Pow 1st 5s 1954 M N
23,000, 104%
1st & ref 5s ser A w i ________1955 A O
85,000!
Refunding 6s series A _______1958 F A
60.000 104%
N orth Am er Edison C o 6s A . .1952 M S
293.000 97%
Sec s f g 6 %s series B ________1948 M S
240.000 101
225.000 92%
N or Ohio Trac & L t gen & ref 6s 1947 M S
258.000 93%
N orth States Power 5s A ______1941
165.000 104
1st & ref 6s series B _________ 1941
Registered___
_
5.000 94%
Northwest T eleg 1st 4% s______1934
110%
Ohio Public Serv 1st & re f 7%s_1946
60,000 107%
1st & re f 7s series B _________1947
152.000 97%
Ohio River Edison 1st 6s______1948
119.000 97%
Old Ben Coal 1st g 6s_________1944
31.000 98%
Ontario Power N P 1st 5s______1943
19.000 96%
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s___ 1945 M N
A
121.000 99
Otis Steel 1st 20-year 8s_______1941
A
202,000! 91%
1st 25-year s f 7 %s series B-.1947
244,000: 93%
J
Pacific G & E gen & ref 5s____ 1942
57.000 98%
A
Pacific Pow & L t 1st & r e f 5 s ..1930
208,000! 99%
Pacific T e l & T e l 1st 5s_______ 1937 J J
692.000 93
30-year 5s series A __________ 1952 M N
669,000, 104%
Pan-Am Pet & T 1st lien 7s___1930 F A
,135,000 103
C onv sinking fund 6s________ 1934 M N
14.000 96%
Park-Lexington leasehold 6 %s_ 1953 I J
3.000 97
Paterson & Passaic G & E 5s. .1949 M S
102.000 107
People’s Gas & Coke 1st 6s___ 1943 A O
49.000 94%
Refunding gold 5s____________1947 M S
164,000: 101%
Phila Company 1st & ref 6s___1944
185.000 93%
15-year conv deb 5% s_______1938
243.000 100%
Phila & Read C & I ref 5s_____ 1973
466.000 96%
Pierce Arrow deb 8s___________ 1943
70.000 103%
Pierce Oil Corp s f 8s__________ 1931
43.000 99%
Pillsbury Flour M ills 20-yr 6s. 1943
22.000 97
Pleasant Valley Coal 1st 5s___1928
18,000 93%
Pocahontas Con C oll 1st s f 5s. 1957
64.000 99%
P o rt Arthur Canal & Dock 6 s .. 1953
43.000
Portland Eloc P o w 1st 6s ser B.1947 M N
43.000 98%
Portland Gen Elec 1st 5s______1935 J J
12.000 92%
Portland R y 1st & re f 5s______ 1930 M N
58.000 84%
Portland R y, L & P conv 5s___1942 F A
115.000 94
1st lien & r e f 6s series B ____ 1947 M N
40.000 105%
1st & ref 7% s series A _______ 1946 M N
106
Porto Rico Am er Tobacco 8s. .1931 M N
100,000 94%
Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s___1933 J J
112
Prod & R e f 8s with w arrants..1931
15.000 110
W ithout warrants
108,000 104%
Public Serv Corp N J gen 50-yr 5s’59
772.000
Secured gold 6s________________ 1944P
92.000 99
Public Serv E & G 1st 5 % s_______1959A
157.000
1st & ref 5 % s_______________ 1964 A
103.000 iOi/s
Public Service Elec L t s f g 6s. . 1948 A
144.000 103
Punta Alegre Sugar 1st conv 7s. 1937
122.000 90%
Remington Arms 1st s f 6s____ 1937 M N
80.000 94%
Republic Iron & Steel s f 5s___1940 A O
143,000 92%
R e f & gen 5% s A ____________1953 J J
95.000
Rim a Steel 1st 7s______________ 1955 F A
26.000 66
Robbins & M yers 1st s f 7s____ 1942 J D
18,000
Rochester Gas & El 7s ser B ..194 6 M S
27.000
Gen M tg e 544 s series C ______1948 M S
18.000 81%
Rogers-Brown Iron 7s_________ 1942 M N

22,000

St Joseph R y , L H & P 1st 5 s .. 1937 M N
St Joseph Stock Yards 1st 4 44s. 1930 J J
S t L R k y M t & Pac 5s stamped. 1955 J J
St Louis Tran gu imp 5s______ 1924 A O
St Paul C ity R y Cable 5s_____ 1937 J J
Saxon Pub W ks (Germ any) 7s. 1945 F A
Saks & C o 7s. ................... ....... 1942 M S
San Antonio Public Serv 6s___1952!J J
Sharon Steel H oop 1st 8s_____ 1941 jM S
Sheffield Farms 1st & re f 6 % s.l9 4 2 jA O
Sierra & San Fran Power 1st 5s_ 1949'F A
Sinclair Cons Oil 1st lien 7s___1937 M S
1st lien 6s C with warrants..1927 J D
1st lien coll 644s B __________ 1938 J D
Sinclair Crude Oil Purch 5 44s..19251A O
6% notes series A ___________ 1928 F A
6 % notes series B ____ Feb 15 1926 F A
Sinclair Pipe Line 20-year 5S..1942 A O
Skelly Oil 6% notes___________ 1927 A O
So Porto Rico Sugar s f 7 s
1941 J D
South Bell T & T 1st s f 5s____ 1941 J J
Southw Bell T elep 1st & r e f 5s. 1954 F A
Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s’47 J J
Spring Valley Water g 5s_____ 1948 M N
Stand Gas & El conv deb 6%s_1933 M S
Standard M illin g 1st 5s________1930 M N
Steel <c Tube gen s f 7s ser C ..1951 J J
5
Sugar Estates Oriente 7s_____ 1942 M S
Superior Oil 1st s f 7s_________ 1929 FA15
Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s. 1951 J D
Tenn Coal. Iron & R R gen 5 s _ .1951 J J
Tennessee Copper 1st conv 6s. 1925 M Ni




37,000

179.000
274.000
430.000
91.000
258.000
856.000
114.000
5.000
64.000

20.000

99,000
9.000
5.000
6.000
1,000
2,000

89
88%
Sale
100%
Sale
96%
Sale
109%
Sale
107%
Sale
101%
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104%
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98%
1 98%
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100%
Sale I 103
92%
95%
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95%
105
103

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110
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108
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105%
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83

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22 109%
29 88%

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Highest.

Sale
Prices.
Jan. 16 80
A pr. 3 97%
Jan. 2 91%
Jan. 8 101%
Jan. 2 95%
M a r. 11 98%
Jan. 2 89%
A p r. 1 100%
Jan. 16 99%
A pr. 1 100
Jan. 3 96%
Jan. 2 84%
M ar. 26 77%
Jan. 8 96%
Jan. 22 98%
Jan. 22 96%
Feb. 11 99
A p r. 28 63
Feb. 25 99%
A pr. 27 94
Jan. 19 99%
Jan. 2 102%
M ar. 20 lOO
M ar. 24:100%
Jan. 2 104%
Jan. 7 81
1
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A p r. 13 100%
Jan. 8 102%
Jan. 5 88%
A p r. 22 100%

Prices.
M a r. 5M a r. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 28
Feb. 25
Jan. 23
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 27
A p r. 15
M a r. 3
Feb. 21
M a r. 24
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb.’ 16
Feb. 11
Jan. 8
A p r. 28
Jan. 8
Feb. 3
A p r. 27
A p r. 21
Jan. 5
M a r. 13
A p r. 17
Feb. 16
A pr. 2
A p r. 18
A p r. 29
A p r. 22

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24
24
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30
11
17

99% Feb. 26 100% A p r. 22
48
A p r . 1 54% Feb. 14
42% Jan. 6 54
Feb. 11
4% Jan. 2
6
Feb . 11
3% Jan. 10
5% Feb. 13
99% Jan. 9 100
Jan. 2
64
M a r. 24 68% Jan. 6
63
M ar. 25 63
M a r. 25
Feb. 10 90% Jan. 8
15 88
4 97% Jan. 6 101% A p r. 4
28 95
Feb. 10 97% A p r. 28
21 107% Jan. 5 110
M a r. 2
A pr. 29
29 106% Jan. 24 108
1 100% Feb. 4 102% Jan. 10
30 103% Jan. 21 105% A p r. 30
104% Jan. 7 110
M a r. 27
98% Apr. 6
98% A pr.
2 104% Jan.
110
M a r. 5
101% M ar. 13
22 96% Jan.
104% Feb. 11
11 100% Jan.
17 92% Jan.
96% Feb. 28
Jan.
97
A pr. 24
24 93
24 103
A pr.
107% M a r. 23
93% Jan. 22
93 % Jan.
95
Jan. 16
15 94% Jan.
Jan.
8 108
112% M a r. 2
110% Jan. 9
1 107% Jan.
3 98% Jan.
103
Feb. 20
99
Feb. 29
1 96% A pr.
Feb.
22 98
100
A p r. 22
Jan.
99% Feb. 5
14 97
9 95% M ar. 23 109% Feb. 11
22 89% M ar. 25 95% Feb. 13
27 93% Jan. 7 97% A p r. 22
Jan.
21 98
99% A p r. 21
100% A pr. 29
29 99% Jan.
9 92% Jan.
97
A pr. 9
3 104% Jan.
106% M a r. 24
118% M a r. 3
1 ] 0 3 . Jan.
97
M a r. 7
A pr.
1 95
Feb.
99% A p r. 17
17 95
2 107
108% A p r. 2
Jan.
16 94 % Jan.
97
Feb. 18
8 101% Jan.
105
F eb . 16
24 93% Jan.
97
M a r. 7
101 % Jan. 6
9; 99% Feb.
M ar. 23 98% A pr. 21
21 90
20 102% Jan. 9 105% A p r. 20
Jan. 12
25 99% Jan. 2 102
Jan. 15 98% M a r. 7
7 97
1
8 92% A pr. 16 94
Jan. 9
17i 99% Jan. 5 101% A pr. 17
97% A pr. 22
22 96% Apr.
22 98% Jan.
99% A p r. 22
96% A pr. 17
17, 92% Jan.
29 84% Jan.
90% M a r. 3
Jan.
23 94
99% Feb. 16
107
M a r. 9
9 105% Jan.
Feb. 9
103% M ar. 24 106
M a r. 2
i! 93% Jan. 9j 97
_ J 104 Jan. 12!115% Jan. 15
8 110
Jan. 5 111
Feb. 11
21! 104% M ar. 11 105
A p r. 21
23 95
Jan. 12 98
Feb. 10
30 98% Jan. 2 102% A p r. 20
Apr. 24
24 99% A pr. 22 101
24 102% Jan. 7 106% M a r. 26
15 102% Jan. 6 107% Feb. 26
Jan. 28
3 86% A pr. 18 92
7 93 % Jan. 5 95% Jan. 23
15 90% A pr. 2 94
Feb. 25
M a r. 11
15 88% M a r. 2 90
21 65
A pr. 8 73% Jan. 29
11 110
M a r. 27 110% A p r. 11
13 103% M a r. 12 104% A pr. 13
9 65
A pr. 23 83% Jan. 19

89% Apr. 2 91
d p r. 17
95% A pr. 3 95% A pr. 3
80% A pr. 23 81% A pr. 17

99% Apr. 1 100% A pr.
Sale
99% A pr. 2 100% A pr.
Sale
84% Apr. 1 85% Apr.
Sale
Sale 107% Apr. 17 I l l
A pr.
104% 103% Apr. 1 105% A pr.
99% A pr.
1 101% A pr.
Sale
Sale
98% Apr. 2 100% A pr.
95
A pr.
Sale
1 95% A pr.
97% Apr. 17 97% A pr.
975
Sale 112% A pr. 1 117% A pr.
99% Apr. 6 100
A pr.
100
Apr.
107% Apr. 1 108
Sale
96
Apr. 23| 96% Apr.
96
Sale
97
Apr. 30! 97
Apr.
97
99% Apr. 25! 99% Apr.
99%
Sale 102% A pr. 3 102% A pr.
102
Sale 100
Apr. 21100
A pr.
101

100%
100%
84%
108
104
100%
99%
96
97%
114
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Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.
Sale
71
95%
90%
100%
95
96%
86
98%
99
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92
Sale
Sale
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107
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Sale
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Sale
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90
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83
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Sale
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184
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102% 103% Sale
102
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96% Sale
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Sale
Sale
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96% 97%
97
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106% Sale
100
100% 9 9 % ____
105% 107% Sale
105
96% 965
96% Sale
97
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I 96% 98
101% 102%
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Sale
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100% 100%
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99% Sale
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49% Sale
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Ask.
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96
Sale
Sale
90% Sale
100% 100% 100%
Sale
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Sale
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Sale
86
Sale
Sale
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99
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Sale
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96
Sale
98
97
96% 96%
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Sale
60
59
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98
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101
Sale
100
98% 99
Sale
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Sale
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104%
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78% 80
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100
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Sale
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85% Jan.
91 % M a r. 21
95% A p r.
95% A pr. 3
77 % Jan.
81% Feb. 7
74
Jan.
81% Feb. 3
Jan.
6 95
96% A pr. 6
M ar.
92% M ar. 2
17 92
Feb. 71
30 104
107% Jan. 28
29 99% Jan. 6; 101% A pr. 29
2 105% Jan. 31107% Feb. 26
A pr. 14
Jan. 2 107
14 105
Jan. 2 92% Feb. 18
7 90
Jan,
15 88
2 95% Feb. 2
|
7 104% A pr. 22 120
Feb.
3 82% Jan. 5| 90% Feb.
99% Jan. 6:100% Jan.
18 99% Jan. 19 101
Reb.
15 99% Jan. 311101% Jan.
8 82
Jan. 2 86% Feb.
|
7 106% Jan. 5,120% Feb.
11 102
Jan. 7 105% A pr.
22 99
Jan. 8:101% A pr.
24 96% Jan. 2 100% A pr. 24
8 93% Jan. 7 97% Feb. 2
22 94% Feb. 2 97% A p r. 22
15! 106% Jan. 21
124% M a r. 3
8 99% Jan. 13 100% Jan. 3
16 105
Jan. 6 108
A pr. 16
16 95% M ar. 271 97% Jan. 15
A p r. 33 99
Feb. 16
30 97
14 97% Jan. 22 99% A p r. 14
3 100% Feb. 24 102% Jan. 12
Jan. 20*
21 100% F eb . 6102

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BONDS AND STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE KECORD
Sales in
A p ril.
Par Value.

BONDS
N. Y . STO C K EXCH ANG E.
Term Elec Power 1st & r e f 6 s ..1947 J
Third A v e 1st ref 4s___________ 1960 J
Adjustment income 5s_______1960 A
Third A v e R R 1st gold 5s_____ 1937 J
T id e W ater Oil 10-yr g 6% s___1931 F
Toledo Edison 1st g 7s________1941 M
Toledo Trac L & P 6% notes..1925 F
Trenton Gas & Elec 1st 5s____ 1949 M
Twenty-third St R y imp & ref 5s '62 J
Undergr’d o f London 4 H s _____ 1933 J
Income 6s____________________ 1948 J
Union Bag & Pap 1st 6s______ 1942 M
Union El L & P 1st g 5 s ............1932 M
Refunding 5s________________ 1933 M
1st gold 5%s series A ________ 1954 J
Union Elev R y Chic 1st 5s____ 1945 A
Union Oil Cal 1st 1 5s__________ 1931 J
3 0 -y r6 sS e rA __________ M a y 1942 F
Union Tank Car equip 7s______1930 F
United Drug g 6s______________ 1944 A
United Fuel Gas 1st s f 6s_____ 1936 J
Un Rys In v 5s Pitts iss________ 1926 M
Stamped_________________________
United Rys St L 1st g 4s_____ 1934 J
United Steamship 15-yr 6s____ 1937 M
United Stores R ealty 6s________ 1942 A
U S Rubber 1st & re f 5s Ser A .1 9 4 " J
10-year 7 % s ._ ....................1930 F
U S Smelt R e f & M conv 6s___1926 F
U S Steel Corp s f g 5s___Apr 1963 M
Utah Light & Trac 1st & ref 5s. 1944
Utah Power & L t 1st 5s_______ 1944
U tica Elec L & P 1st s f 5s g.._195 0
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s_____ 1957
Victor Fuel 1st s f 5s__________ 1953
Va-Car Chem 1st 7s____________1947
Certificates o f deposit___________
Certfs o f dep stamped___________
7% s with & without war’ts _ 1937
C tfs o f dep without warrants..
C tfs o f dep with warrants_____
Va Iron, Coal & Coke 1st g 5s. 1949
Virginia R y & Pow 1st 5s_____ 1934
Vertientes Sugar 1st s f 7s____1942
Warner Sugar R ef 1st 7s_______1941
Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7s......... 1939
Wash W at Pow 1st 30-yr 5s___1939
Westchester Light gold 5s______1 9 5 0
West K y Coal 1st 7s__________ 1944
West Penn Pow 1st 5s Ser A ___194
1st 40-year 6s Ser C _________ 1958
1st 30-year 7s Ser D ________ 194*
1st 5s Series E _______________ 1963
1st g 5% s Ser F ______________ 1953
W est Va Coal & Coke 1st 6s. .1950
Western Electric deb 5s________ 1944
W est Un Coll tr cur 5s_________ 1938
Fund & real est 4% s g ______ 1950
15-year 6 % s g . ___________ 193
Westinghouse E & M 7s_______1931
Wickwire-Spencer St 7s________ 193 "
Certificates o f deposit__________
Willys-Overland 1st s f g _______ 1933
Wilson & Co 1st s f 6s_________ 1941
R egistered___________________
10-year conv s f 6s__________ 1923
Certificates o f deposit_______
10-year conv s f 7% s________ 1931
Certificates o f deposit_________
Winchester Rep Arms 7% s____ 1941
Youngs’n Sheet & Tube 6s____ 1943

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1925.

Bid.
100%
52%
38%
93%
103%
109%
100%
98%
59
1,000
90%
1,000
87%
45.000
93%
38.000
100%
115.000
99%
191.000
100%
10.000 . . . . 75%
75%
18,000 99% . .
‘100%
27.000 102% 102% 104%
10.000 103% Sale
104%
214.000 100% Sale
102%
100
127.000 98
Sale
61,000 100
100% 99%
99%
28,000 100
Sale
69%
22,000 74% Sale
94%
112.000 91% Sale
104%
95.000 103
Sale
85%
412.000 85% Sale
168.000 104% Sale ,104%
101
43.000 101 % Sale
2,052,000 104% Sale
105%
4,000
142.000 83% Sale
84%
93%
368.000 91
Sale
99%
9 9 % _____
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1,000 50
55%
53
85%
2,614,000 74
Sale
84
149.000 _____ 71
120.000 44% Sale
80%
532.000 43% 45
46%
185.000
46%
45
_____ 43
49',666 91% 93
95
88,000 94 % Sale
94%
93.000 91% 92% 92%
92%
145.000 89% 91
89.000 89% Sale
78
1 0 0 % _____ 100%
99%
21,000 100 ' _____
102%
82,000
78.000 96% Sale j 96%
127.000 104% Sale ' 106
107%
37.000 106
Sale
79.000 93% Sale
96%
102%
151.000 100% Sale
95%
260.000
99%
533.000 98% Sale
72.000 99% 100% 100%
70.000 99% 100% 93
110%
140.000 110% Sale
107%
143.000 107% Sale
85
50.000 77
Sale
48.000 75% 76% 84
440.000 100
Sale
100
95%
595.000 91 % Sale
73%
74
728.000 55% Sale
72%
311.000 56% Sale
74%
643.000 54% Sale
71%
50,000 54
Sale
103.000 101 % Sale
101%
402.000 95% Sale
98
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355.000
107.000
531.000
90.000
113.000
128.000
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P R IC E S I N A P R IL .
A p r il 1.

Bid.
Ask.
99 % Sale
55
Sale
48 % Sale
95
Sale
102% Sale
108% Sale
100% 100%
97% . .
.
67 % Sale
8 8 % ------85
_____
95% 96
100% Sale
98% Sale

A p r il 30.

Ask.
Sale
52%
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
100%

Bid.
101
53
38
93%
103%
109%
100%
98%
61% 59%
90%
92
89
95% 95%
Sale 100%
99% 99%
Sale 101%
77%
100%
103%
105
104%
Sale 102%
100% 99%
Sale
99 3
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100
99%
Sale
69%
Sale
93
104% 103
Sale
86%
Sale 105%
Sale 101 %
Sale 105%
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
85
81%
Sale
47
47
Sale
95%
Sale
Sale
Sale
100%
Sale
Sale
107%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
94%
Sale
Sale
Sale
84%
Sale
Sale
74
Sale
74
Sale
102
Sale

Ask.
Sale
Sale
Sale
95%
Sale
Sale
Sale

Prices.
A pr. 2
A pr. 13
A pr. 14
Apr. 20
Apr. 16
Apr. 17
Apr. 11
A m . 27

Sale
101%
54
39%
93%
103%
109%
100%
9814

25
24
25
25
23
1

76%
75
76%
74%
102
98%

61
Sale
90% A pr. 30 90%
Sale
A pr. 30 89
89
Sale
94% A pr. 15 97
100% 100% A pr. 4 100%
100
99% A pr. 2 99%
Sale 100% A pr. I 102%
17 76 V.
77% 76%
27 100%
100
Sale 103% A pr. 17 104%
Sale 104% A pr. 9 105
A pr. 3 103
Sale 102
Sale
99% A pr. 30 101
100
99% A pr. 2 100
99% 99% A pr. 2 99%
1 70%
Sale
69% A pr.
Sale
92% A pr. 18 94%
A pr. 29 105
103% 103
Sale
85% A pr. 1 86%
Sale 104% A pr. 3 106
101% 100% A pr. 2 101 %
A pr. 1 105%
Sale 105
24 104%
104%
86% Sale
83% A pr. 3 87
94% Sale
92% A pr. 8 95
99%
A pr. 1 99%
99% 100
99
55% 60
55% A pr. 22 55^i
Sale
92
85% A pr. 1 93
A pr. 2 92
89% 92
84
84% 87% 81% A pr. 3 88%
62
Sale
46% A pr.
1 62
A pr. 9 58
58
Sale
47
58
59%
90
91% 90% A pr. 22 91
A pr. 2 97%
97% Sale
95
92% 94
92% A pr. 1 93%
Sale
91 % A pr. 9 94%
94
A pr. 1 81%
Sale
89
78
100%
100%
99%
7 100%
102%
102%
21 102%
97% 98% 96% A pr. 1 98%
107% Sale 105% A pr. 4 107%
106% Sale 106% A pr. 27 107%
97% Sale
96% A pr. 3 98%
103%
102% A pr.
1 103%
A pr. 24 95%
91
91% Sale
Sale
100
99% Apr. 1 100%
101% Sale 100% A pr. 1 102
Sale
95
94% A pr. 27 96
Sale 110
A pr. I 111%
111
107% Sale 107% Apr. 1 108
82% Sale
82% A pr. 21 86
A pr. 20 84%
79% Sale
79
100% 100% 99% A pr. 21 100%
A pr. 1 98%
97% Sale
95

72%
73
72
72%
101%
98%

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

68%
69
68
68%
101%
98

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.
Sale
100
51
34%
93%
103
109
100%
98%

23

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
M a r. 2
A pr. 9 99% Jan. 2'102
Apr. 13, 58% Feb. 9
A pr. 4 51
A pr. 20 34% A pr. 14 50% Feb. 9
Feb. 11
Apr. 7 93% Apr. 20 96
A pr. 2 102% Jan. 2 104% Jan. 12
Feb. 27
Apr.
1 108% Jan. 2 110
A pr. 3 100% Jan. 10 100% Jan. 23
Anr. 27 98
Feb. 1/ 98% A pr. 27
Jan. 13
65% Feb. 9 70
A pr. 30 89
Jan.
6 90% A pr. 30
A pr. 30
A pr. 31) 86% Feb. 3 89
Jan. 29
A pr. 24 94% Jan. 23 97
A pr. 17 99% Jan. 3 101% M ar. 4
A pr. 24 98% Jan. 5 99% A pr. 24
A pr. 11 100
M ar. 14 102% Apr. 11
Feb. 10 76% Feb. 26
17 75
14 99% Feb. 3 100% A pr. 14
A pr. 2 102% Jan. 8 104% M a r. 25
A pr. 9 103% Jan. 2 105% Feb. 18
Feb. 10
Apr. 6 100% Jan. 5 104
A pr. 14 98
A pr. 14
Jan. 2 101
M a r. 24 101 % Feb. 27
Apr. 29 99
A pr. 7 69H A pr. 1 100% Feb. 3
M ar. 14 74% Jan. 2
A pr 23 70
Jan. 5 95% Jan. 16
A pr. 1 91
A pr. 2
Apr. 2 102% Feb. 6 105
A pr. 29 85
Jan. 2 87% Feb. 18
A pr. 14 104% A pr. 3 107% Jan. 29
A pr. 21 !00% Feb. 6 102
Jan. 13
Feb. 3
A pr. 24 104% Jan. 13 106
12 105% Feb. 24
24
Feb. 11
A pr. 20 83% Jan. 7 88
Jan. 2 95% M a r. 5
A pr. 25 91
98% Feb. 6 98% Feb. 6
A pr. 27 98% Jan. 5 99% A pr. 27
Jan. 5 55% A pr. 22
A pr. 22 53
A pr. 28
Jan. 7 93
A pr. 28 73
A pr. 24
A pr. 24 71% Jan. 6 92
A pr. 25 68
Jan. 8 88% A pr. 25
A pr. 30
A pr. 30 43
M a r. 31 62
A pr. 30
A pr. 30 42% M ar. 4 58
41
Jan. 13 46% Jan. 23
M ar. 2
A pr. 22 90% A pr. 22 93
A pr. 29 93% Jan. 9 97% Apr. 29
A pr. 6 91% Jan. 3 94% M ar. 3
A pr. 28 89% Jan. 2 99% Feb. 6
A pr. 27 77% Jan. 6 87% Feb. 9
99 47 Feb. 13 100% Jan. 8
M ar. 27 102
Jan. 6
24 98
16 99% Feb. 26 102% Apr. 16
A pr. 23 95
Jan. 9 97% M ar. 18
A pr. 20 104% Jan. 13 107% Apr. 20
A pr. 6 105% Jan. 3 107% M ar. 10
A pr. 22 93% Jan. 5 98% A pr. 22
A pr. 27 100% Jan. 2 103% Apr. 22
M ar. 13
Apr. 24 96
A pr. 2 91
A pr. 17 98
M ar. 9 100% Apr. 17
Feb. 19
A pr. 22 99% Jan 29 102
A pr. 11
A pr. 11 92% Jan 13 96
A pr. 6 109% M ar. 21 111% Apr. 6
A pr. 4 107% Feb. 11 108% Jan. 21
Jan. 20
A pr. 6 76
Jan. 7 91
M a r. 22
A pr. 7 76% Jan. 5 88
Apr. 7 99% Jan. 2 100% A pr. 7
A pr. 14 91 % Jan. 2 98% Apr. 14
Feb. 4
93
Feb. 4 93
A pr. 2 55
Jan. 6 76% A pr. 2
A pr. 7
A pr. 7 53
Jan. 2 75
A pr. 2 53% Jan. 9 76% A pr. 2
Apr. 8 59% Jan. 19 74% A pr. 8
Apr. 10 101% Apr. 23 102% M ar. 10
A pr. 9 95% Jan. 2 99% Feb. 6

a On the basis o f $5 to the £ sterling.
b On the basis o f four marks to one 4 >llar.
c First installment naid
< Full paid.
1
t Bonds "when issued.” z Flat price. Cash sales as follows: l Cash sale A pril 8. 58 % ; m M ar. 20, 101% rJ a n .2 7

s Optional sale,

e Fart paid.
96%.

STOCKS—PRICES AND SALES FOR APRIL 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

S A LE S TO M A Y 1.

N. Y. S TO C K EXCH ANG E

In
A p ril.

Par
.100
Ann A rb or_____________ 100
Preferred_______
100
Atchison T op & S F e___ .100
Preferred____ ____
100
Atlanta Birm & A t l ___ 100
Atlan Coast Line R R ___ .100
Baltimore & O h i o _____ 100
100
Preferred. .
_ ___
Bangor & Aroostook___ 50
Preferred _ _
.100
Bkln-Manhat tr ctfs_ .n o par
Trust ctfs p r e f ____no par
Buffalo Koch & P itts___ .100
Preferred____________ 100
100
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 & A l t o n ______ iik )
Preferred_ _
_____
100
.100
Chic & East 1 1 R R (new)100
1
Preferred (n ew )_____ 100
Chicago Great W estern. .100
Preferred___
____ 100
Chic M ilw & St Pau l___ .100
_____
100
Preferred
Chicago & N orth W est. .100
Preferred. . . ______ 100
Chic Rock Isl & P a c ___ 100
7% preferred_________ 100
6 % preferred _ .
100
Chic St P M inn & Om__ .100
Preferred____ __
_ 100
C C C & St Louis. _____ 100
Cleveland & Pittsburgh. ..5 0
Special odd l o t . ____ ..5 0
Colorado & Southern___ .100
1st preferred_________ 100
2d preferred_________ 100
Cuba R R p r e f.. _ . . . 100
Delaware & Hudson____ 100
Dei Lack & Western .
50
Denver Rio Gr & W pref .150
D etroit & M ackinac____ .100
P referred .. . . . ___ 100

Shares.




2,700
9,500
59,700
9,040
26,600
14,000
97,100
2,900
15,100
200
69,100
.3,100
1,417
660
400
44,300
27
500
2,417
12,400
2,600
48,200
91,500
5,300
3,700
29,700
50,500
96,600
136,400
169,300
6,600
147,600
2,600
4,300
900
900
145
10
10
19,800
1,000
1,300
41,400
6,600
4,100

Since
Jan. 1
Shares.
7,300
18,500
569,900
31,540
242,500
92,200
689,780
27,700
39,200
600
411,600
21,400
2,708
810
2,700
100
178,538
204
500
17,017
328,900
8,500
128,600
315,207
700
37,200
49,600
284,300
411,800
748,200
1,330,420
395,500
15,100
999,200
23,400
35,300
7,800
9,600
2,845
86
10
75,400
2,051
3,500
300
111,200
71,400
83,800
100
200

Price about
Jan. 2
1925.
Bid.
198
22%
43
119
93%
4
149%
79%
65
39%
88
37%
72%
64
87%
____

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

P R IC E S I N A P R IL .
A p r il 1.

Ask.
- ___
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
95%
Sale
Sale
70
92
88

A p r il 30.

150
56

Bid.
200
22
40%
118%
95
5%
151%
74%
63%
36%
90
38%
75
48
89%
87
50%
Sale
141%
------- 57%

Ask. Bid.
202
24
22
44
48%
Sale 119%
Sale
94%
Sale
4%
Sale 157
Sale
74%
Sale
63%
36% 40
93
90
Sale
41
77
77%
51% 85
Sale
92
90
54
50
Sale 143%
Sale
57%

293
95%
107%
8%
15%

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

35%
56%
9
27
15%
27
71
111%
44%
93
83
53
91%
141
69%

Sale
30% Sale
Sale
42% Sale
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
21% Sale
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
9% Sale
Sale
Sale
55
Sale
110% Sale
Sale
42% Sale
Sale
93% 94
Sale
83% 85
Sale
43
39
94
863^ Sale
148
145
165
70% 69%

45
61
56
89
137%
144
42%
51
71

Sale
Sale
57
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
_____
90

267
91%
106%
6%
12

56
60
55
85
135%
130%
39
40
60

Sale
63
57
87
Sale
Sale
Sale

280
91%
106%
4%
8%
2
31%
44%
9%
21 %
4%
8%
49
104%
43%
95
86
33
• 71
• 148
70
63
60%
58%
149%
130
37
40
60

Ask.

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

22% 22% Apr. 6 25
Apr. 13 22
Feb. 17 27%
Apr. 7 55% Apr. 15 40
M ar. 24 55
50% 44
A pr. 15 116% Jan. 16 127%
Sale 117% Apr. 4 122
Apr. 20 92% Feb. 17 96
Sale
94% Apr. 7 96
7%
4
Apr. 24
3
Jan. 14
Sale
6% Apr. 7
Sale 149% Apr. 4 157% A pr. 17 147% Jan. 16 166
73
Apr. 2 77
Apr. 16 71
M ar. 30 84%
Sale
Sale
62% A pr. 21 64% Apr. 4 62% Apr. 3 66 H
36% Apr. 3 41% Apr. 23 35% M ar. 23 42%
41
93% 91
Apr. 28 91
Apr. 28 90
Feb. 19 94%
Sale
37% Apr. 3 42% Apr. 29 35% Jan. 5 45
Sale
75% Apr. 4 77% Apr. 24 72% Jan. 2 81%
Sale
48
A p r . 2 85
Apr. 30 48
A pr. 2 85
86
A p r . 9 93
Apr. 30 86
A pr. 9 93
Sale
87% 85
105
A pr. 18 R7 3X Anr 11
52
52% Feb. 16 52%
Sale 139
Apr. 2 144% Apr. 17 136% M a r. 30 152%
Jan. 10 58
Sale
57% A pr. 1 57% Apr. 1 56
75% A pr. 14 77 U Anr. 6 75% A pr. 14 77%
Sale 265
Apr. 6 265
Apr. 3 290
M a r. 30 321
90% Apr. 13 93
Sale
Apr. 16 89% M a r. 30 98%
107% 105% Apr. 14 106% Apr. 1 105% A pr. 14 109
3% A pr. 24
3% A pr. 24 10%
Sale
Apr. 14
9
Sale
5% A pr. 23 19%
5% A pr. 23 15
Apr. 16
9
10
32% 30
A pr. 4 32% Apr. 15 29% M a r. 30 36%
M ar. 30 57%
45% 42% Apr. 1 45% Apr. 17 40
9
J a n .' 2 15
Sale
9% A pr. 27 11% Apr. 18
21
A pr. 2 24% Apr. 18 19% M ar. 30 32%
Sale
3% A pr. 20
Apr. 1
3% A pr. 20 16%
Sale
6
Sale
7
Apr. 20
7
A pr. 20 28%
9% Apr. 1
Sale
47
A pr. 14 55% Apr. 6 47
A pr. 14 75%
107% 101% A pr. 14 110% Apr. 1 101% A pr. 14 117
41
Apr. 9 46
Sale
Apr. 18 40% M ar. 30 54%
Jan. 2 99%
Sale
93% A pr. 8 95% Apr. 18 92
Sale
83
Apr. 13 86% Apr. 18 82
M ar. 30 89%
33% Apr. 22 40
Apr. 2 33% A pr. 22 59%
37
73% A pr. 21 86% Apr. 1 73% A pr. 21 108
84
Apr. 7 164%
146
Apr. 7 155
Apr. 22 146
155
Sale
70
A pr. 30 71% A pr. 11 70
A pr. 30 71%
16 39%
16 39% A pr. 16
54% Apr. 11 65% Apr. 18 44% Jan. 6 65%
Sale
61
Apr. 15 62% Apr. 16 60
61
M ar. 26 64
57
Apr. 7 59% Apr. 17 54
Sale
Jan. 21 59%
91
86
Feh. 10 8U
Sale 135% Apr. I 155
Apr. 6 133% M ar. 30 155
Sale 129
Apr. 6 125
Apr. 2 133
M ar. 30 144%
38% 36% Apr. 27 41
Apr. 2 36% M ar. 24 60
1

70

Feb.

2 72
\

Jan.
A pr.
M ar.
A pr.
M ar.
M ar.
M ar.
Jho .
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
M a r.
A pr.
A pr.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
A pr.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feh.
M a r.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
M ar.
M ar.
Feb.
M ar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
A pr.

1
2

15
2
20
6
3
6

tt

15
h
10
13
30
30
15
16
8
10
6
3
15
24
9
21
10
13
2
7
6

7
7

1
2
5
3

2
1
3
13
13

1
1

11
16
A pr. 18
Feb. 9
A pr. 17

2

A pr. 6
Jan. 13
Jan.
20
Jan. 8

1
2

24

(V ol. 120.

STOCKS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
S A LE S TO M A Y 1.

STOCKS

Price about
Jan. 2
1925.

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

In
A p r il.

Since
Jan. 1.

Par
Duluth S S & A tlantic___1UO
Preferred______________100
E rie____ _______ _________ 100
First preferred_______ 100
Second preferred___.100
Erie & Pittsburgh _ ____ 5"
_
Great Northern pref____100
Iron ore properties.no par
G u lf M obile & N orthern. 100
Preferred .............. ....... 100
Hudson & Manhattan___100
P re ferred .. __________ KM)
Illinois Central__________ 100
6% pref series A ______ 100

Shares.
1,000
700
23,300
34,500
2,700

Shures
1,600
1,400
245,600
332.300
28.700
71
319,700
516.090
65.000
18.100
283.209
10.200
69.400
7,200;
177
2,270
215.400,
22,800
5.400
2,700
370.500
9.600
301.300
63,000
4.200
45.000
7,000
1,500
12,300
3.900
26
73.800
5,000
3,000
700
1,134,600
261,900
542,820
565,400
982i

Did.
Ask.
4
Sale
7
75
$
31
Sale
46
Sale
43
Sale
90 V 62
s
70
Sale
365$ Sale
26 3 Sale
$
92 3 94
$
25 % Sale
64 V8 Sale
1163$ Sale
115
117
74
76
Sale
71
315$ 323$
175$ 185$
60
Sale
25$
13
$
34
Sale
57
58
"9 3 Sale
$
108
Sale
85
Sale
47 3 Sale
$
103$ Sale
25
255$
52
54
22
23 3
$

3,700
6.100
26.275
37.600
1,354.990
41,400
27,900
1.130
460
1,098.200
78.100
3.100
62,400
463.050
3,400
612
347.200
2,800
300
5,400
317,750
6,600
47.410
5,000
6,800
10
50
395
75.900

140
4
23
$
114
117 5
$
125
89 3
$

R R sec stock ctfs____ 1 0 oc
Interboro Rapid Transit. 100
Lnt Rys o f Cent Am er___100
Preferred______________1 0
Iowa Central____________ KM)
Kansas C ity Southern___100
Preferred.............. ....... 100
Lehigh Valley____________ 6u
Louisville & Nashville___100
Manhattan R y guar____ 100
M od guar____________ 100
Market Street R y ____ .100
lY eferred______ _______100
Prior preferred_______ 100
Second preferred........ 100
Michigan C e n T 'l ..
__1'*
Minneapolis & St L o u is.. 100
Minn St Paul & S S M ..1 0 0
Preferred______________100
Leased line .............. . 1 0
M o Kan & Texas C o . .no par
Preferred____ _________ 100
Missouri Pacific com____100
Preferred ____________ 100
Morris & Essex___________ SO
Nashv Chatt & St Louis. 100
N a t R ys M ex 1st pref___100
Second preferred_____ 100
N ew Orl Texas & Mexico. 100
N ew Y ork Central______ 100
N Y Chicago
St Louis. 100
Preferred.
__________ 100
N Y N H & H a rtfo rd ...1 00
N Y Ontario & Western- ion
N ew Y ork State R y s ____ 100
Norfolk Southern ______ 1(M)
N orfolk & W estern______100
Preferred_____________ 100
N or* hem Pacific_______ 100
Pacific Coast____________ 100

68,800
73.260
17.300
1.400
152.100
2.200
5,700
400
177
460
33.900
9,100
1,700
43.800
1.000
38,600
10,700
1,200
6,200
3,500
1.300
4.600
2,300
10
4,700
700
1,600
300
117,600
35.400
59,900
73,300,
77
200
3.400
4.600
11.800
139,100
4.800
3,000
10
97.400
10.400
3.100
27,200
108.700
1,200
600
92,500
200

Second preferred_____ 100
Pennsylvania_____________ 50
Peoria & Eastern_______ 100
Pere M arquette________ 100
Prior preferred_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Pitts Cin Chic & St L ____100

500
105,100
1,100
4,700
600
1.000

Preferred T ____________ 10 )
Pittsb & West V irgin ia.. 100

59
15.500

Reading Com pany_______ 50
First preferred_________50
Second preferred______ 50
Rights____________________

164,200
8,900
6.700
7,200

Rutland R R pref_______ 100

800

St Louis-San Francisco. .100
Preferred A __________ 100
St Louis Southwest_____ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Seaboard A ir L i n e _____ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Southern Pacific C o _____ 100
Southern Railw ay_______100
1“referred_____________ 100
Texas & Pacific_________100
Third A v e n u e ................100
Tw in C ity Rapid Transit.100
Union P a c if ic . .......... ..100
Preferred_____________ 100
United R.vs Investment. 100
lYeferred_____________ 100
Virginia R y & Pow er____K>0
Wabash_________________ 100
Preferred A ___________ 100
Preferred B ___________ 100
W astern M ar yland-------- 100
Second preferred_____ 100
Western Pacific________ 100
Preferred____________ .100
West Penn C o
no pa '
7 * ? preferred__________10' >
5
Wheeling & L E R y _____ 10 l
Preferred . ................... 100
In d u stria l and Miscell.
Abilibi Power & P _ no p a r
_
Adams Express_________ 100
Advance Rumely_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
A r Reduction Inc
no pa'
A jax Rubber In c _____ no pa-

___

__

240,200
2,800
16.6 iO
3,800
93,300
70.600
161.800
168.000
18.600
80.800
16,000
1,300
10J
95,800
4,800
7,000
13,900
27.100
79.90J
114,500
900
23,600
5.500
31.6)0
3,400
6.000
2.10J
13.700
2,600
700
3.60J
3.000
2.80J
49,500
80.300
8.700

Alaska Juneau Gold M in.10
All American Cables____100
Allied Che-n & D y e ..n o p'n
P re ferred .____________ 10'1
Allis Chalmers M g _____ 100
Preferred_____
_____10(1
Amer Agricul C h em ical. 100
Preferred_____________ 100
American Bank N o t e ___50

.

American Beet Sugar_ 100
_
Preferred..............
100
Am er Bosch M agneto.no p a r
Am Brake Shoe & F ..n o pa’

.....

American C an ___________ 100
Preferred______________100
Amer Car & Foundry___100
N e w ___ _______________
Preferred______________10'»
American Chain w i ______ 25




21,900
887
50.200
4.000
61,300
2,500
40.800
43,700
100
100
8,000
500
26,800
8.500
300
628.700
3.700
15.300
1.300
1.000
2,700

A p r il 1.

Bid.
3
5
28 3
$
37 5
$
353$
60
62 7
$
335$
235$
90
255$
66
112
112
74
72
18
183$
583$
2
305$
58 3
$
713$
108
66
40 3
$
73$
29
44
223$
500
25$
2*4 Sale
50
Sale
31
58 5 625$ 45
$
58 %
$
62 3
$ 60 3
313$
2814 Sale
74 5 Sale
$
77 7
$
32 7
$
31 3$ Sale
72 3 8ale . 74 5$
$
77 5$ Sa e
783$

^

140
6
Sale
115
Sale
Sale
90

100
305$ Sale
253$ Sale
24 V
t.
1303$
76
75 3
2
695$
25
54
54
48
183$
68
81
73 3
$

141
3
2
1163$
1153$
127 3
$
833$
ion

293$
21 3$

Sale
Sale
77

223$
127
78 3
$
775$
Sale
613$
27
30
70
65
70
44
Sale
45
Sale
133$
64
Sale
83
80
74 5
$ 68
85
1263$
139
1393$ 141
65
72 3 Sale
$

12 Q U 141

1
763.200 75
32,400 38
34.000 40*$
96,700 22 3
$
9 1J 5
3,900 593$

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
62

725$ Sale
36
37
Sale
38
119
463$ Sale

Rid

Ask.
3
54
$
285$
Sale
37
62
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
65 4
$
3
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
75
383$
93$
33
49
23

77 7
$
39 4
$
414$
175$
120
43

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
98 3$
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1145$
Sale
Sale
24

733$
81
45 7
$
71
26
43 4
$
1037$
92!$
87 4
$
515$
94$
62 4
$
954$
1363$
73 7
$
25
62 3
$
102
21 3
$
62 4
$
40
117$
173$
41
88
112
96 3
$
12 5$
23

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
635$
98 3
$
Sale
Sale
27
66
Sale
Sale
Sale
42
Sale
18
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
123$
24

7,900 63
65
25.600 915$ Sale
18.300 15 3 Sale
$
16.500, 50
Sale
2 58.50 01 89
Sale
371.030, 13 3 Sale
$
60 803
8,700
13.100
92.903;
l 3 Sale
$
3.58/1 113
122
414,503 814 Sale
17.550, 1174 Sale
339.300 72 3 Sale
$
7,700 1013$ Sale
162.000 153$ Sate
173,450 44 3 Sale
$
3.200 162
Sale
1,800 5S
55
46,500, 403$ Sale
2,100 86
90
233,300 33
Sale
35,700 99
Sale
1.600 100
1 10 ^
3,078.900 160 3 Sale
$
14.600 1155$ Sale
154.700 198
Sale
1,300
4,700, 124
Sale
56,144 225$ Sale

Sale
Sale
14
50
Sale
Sale

63
90 4
$
153$
52 5
$
1003$
133$

67
91
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

63
92
133$
49
97 3
$
113$

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

A p r il 30.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Apr. 1
25$ Apr. 14
25$ Apr. 14 3
25$
Apr. 17
35$ Apr. 14
43$
35$ Apr. 14
5
Apr. 16 27 s M ar. 30
28 1
$
27 3$ Apr. 24 30
37
353$ Apr. 27 385$ Apr. 16 353$ Apr. 27
Apr. 24
Apr. 24 37 3$ Apr. 16, 35
35
35
1 5t .1 11 . 28
60
Apr. 24
Apr. 24 63 4$ Apr. 7 60
62
60
275$ Apr. 22 335$ Apr. 1 275$ Apr. 22
283$
M a r . 30
27
23 3$ Apr. 2 27 7 Apr. 6 23
$
Apr. 1 94
Apr. 4 893$ M ar. 30
91
90
30
253$ Apr. 2 305$ Apr. 241 215$ M ar. 18
Apr. 3 67
Spr. 30 64 3 Feb. 18
$
67
65
M ar. 31
Apr. 11! 111
112
1113$ Apr. 30 114
Apr. 8 112 3$ A pr. 23
113
1123$ Apr. 23 113
74
72 3$ Apr. 29 75
29
Apr. 17! 705$ Jan. 6
725$
71 3 Apr. 6 74
$
Apr. 29 133$ M ar. 23
155$ Apr. 3 21
203$
Jan. 8
235$
18 3 Apr. 3 253$ Apr. 28 18
$
Apr. 251 59 3 Jan. 2
$
62 3
$
59 7$ Apr. 16 65
1 V.
15$
Apr. 1 353$ Apr. 16 285$ M ar. 30
30
33 3$
Jan 15
57
57 4 Apr. 2 59 3 Apr. 2 57
$
$
70 4 Apr. 2 793$ Apr. 16 69
$
M ar. 3l>
77
Jan. 16
1095$
107 4 Apr. 2 1115$ Apr. 18 106
$
Apr. 1 80
Apr. 3
M ar. 21
1
68
67 3
$
Apr. 23 40 3 Apr. 1 32 3$ M ar. 23
38 >
$
37
$
Apr. 24
7 3 M ar. 11
$
83$
75$ Apr. 18 10
Apr. 16 315$ Apr. 24 20
Jan. 13
30
28
Apr. 1 52
Spr. 24 43 3$ M ar. 20
47
44
M a r. 19
Apr. 20 243$ Apr. 25 16
21
18
18 510
Feb. 7
500
510
18 510
Apr. 1
51 2 <4 J»n. 5
3
23$ Sale
24$ Apr. 23
27$
Apr. 23 305$ A pr. 4
Sale
323$ 34
305$ Apr. 4 35
M ar. 30
Apr. 1 47
Apr. 29 40
Sale
45
55
45
A pr. 25
Apr. 25 603$ Apr. 2 59
59
61
58
61
34 3 Sale
$
Apr. 3 35 3$ Apr. 16 283$ Jan. 2
Sale
30
Apr. 3 815$ Apr. 30 74 Vt Jan. 2
Sale
76
815$ Sale
Apr. 15 305$ Jan.
345$ Sale
Sale
5
317$ Apr. 2 36
73 4 Apr. 3 793$ Apr. 17 71
$
M a r. 30
Sale
77 3 Sale
$
Apr. 30 77 3 Jan 28
Sale
Sale
79
787$ Apr. 1 79
$
Apr. 15 144
A pr. 9 143
Apr. 15
143
141
150
150
3 4 Apr. 3
$
3 3 Apr. 3
$
5 4 Sale
$
5
55$ Apr. 30
13$ A pr. 3
25$ Sale
Sale
25$ Apr. 30
17$ Apr. 3
4
Apr. 30 113 k le u . 21
A pr. 2 122
122
Sale 119
117
Sale 113 7 Apr. 3 1173$ Apr. 20 113 3$ A pr. 3
Sale 116
$
M ar. 30
Sale 123
Apr. 15 1295$ Apr. 16 120
Sale 126
$
90
903$ Sale
897$ Apr. 9 90 3 Apr. 30 883$ Jan. 6
160
30 101
ADr. 30 100
Jan. 8
101
101
M ar. 24
Apr: 9 325$ Apr. 18 28
31
Sale
29
Sale
21
Sale
205$ Apr. 4 23 5$ Apr. 1/ 205$ A pr. 4
Sale
Anr. 22 44 3$ Apr. 15 40
Anr. 22
Sale
40
40
217$ Apr. 22 305$ Apr. 30 21 3$ A pr. 22
Sale
305$ Sale
$
Sale 130 3 Sale 1255$ Apr. 3 1335$ Apr. 23 1233$ M ar. 30
Apr. 3 753$ Jan. 8
764$ Apr. 30 79
797$ 763$ Sale
4
Jan. 21
783$
27 78 3 Anr. 27
Apr. 7 583$ Apr. 25
Sale
5 3$ Apr. 25 63
Sale
60
Apr. 23 27
Apr. 15 26
Jan. 6
21
24
26
31
64
Jan. 13
69
70
Apr. 21 34 H Jan. 10
Apr. 21 44
42
44
49
50
Sale
44
423$ Apr. 9 453$ Apr. 6 423$ A pr. 9
Sale
$
135$ Sale
13 5$ Apr. 30 16 3 Apr. 17 135$ A pr. 30
15
Apr. 2 663$ Apr. 17 62
M a r. 30
653$ 64
657$ 64
Apr. 1 783$ A pr. 15
78 3$ Apr. 15 80
Sale
77 3 80
$
Apr. 23 683$ A pr. 16
70
675$ 693$ 683$ Apr. 16 70
__
1 90
126 4
$
14014 M a r. 4
Jan. 20
1417$ 1395$ Sale 1395$ Apr. 28 1395$ Apr. 28 139
M a r. 19
Sale
655$ Sale
635$ Apr. 22 705$ Apr. 13 63

Ask.
Sale
63$
Sale
Sale
365$
62
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1123$
117
76
73
Sale
Sale
603$
33$
Sale
593$
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
9
34
Sale
Sale

903,500 603$ Sale
64 7
$
31,000 79 3 Sale
$
793$
191.250 505$ Sale
46
31.600 71
703$
Sale
323,080 215$ Sale
22 5
$
231.100 39 3
365$
$
1,072.000 102 3
103 3
$
$
939.000 77 9$ Sale
8i5$
79.000
8t3$
.3 Sale
63,3.800 44 3 Sale
505$
$
36.100 12 3
10
$ 11
11,300 633$ Sale
60
400
05 M
459,600 1493$ Sale " 139
24,500 74 V Sale
75
\
15,200 26 »$ Sale
203$
27,400 60 3 Sale
52
$
53,100 67 3 Sale
77
$
741.300 21 3
205$
4
1,031,503 57
623$
Sale
12.803 39
40 3
$
41
292.703 14 7$ Sale
11 7
$
70.500 213$ Sale
173$
547.7.50 34 3 Sale
39
$
65.703 85 4 Sale
89
34.700 1184 Sale
111
17.033 95
953$
Sale
10 i,503 15
11
Sale
32,500 27 4
23

.

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

P R IC E S I N A P R IL .

10
23$
124 3
$
823$
118
78 3
$
101
145$
40
175
543$
40 3
$
81
29
923$
1033$
163 3
$
1175$
199

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15 3
$
40 3
$
185
553$
Sale
84
Sale
943$
n o t/
Sale
Sale
Sale

119
23

123
Sale

2
126
815$
1193$
76 5
$
103
19
493$
161
553$
39
80 4
$
29
104
110
1715$
1184$
196 3
$
99
1225$
23

_
_

__ :
71
37
38
175$

i_______________ i
Apr. 22 79 3 Apr. 28
$
A pr. 2 39 4 Apr. 29
$
Apr. 1 41 5$ Apr. 29
Anr. 30 19!^ A di\ 16

42

Apr. 24 463$ A pr.

625$
79 4
$
44 3
$
70 3
$
213$
36
1003$
81
833$
48
73
$
60
95
1333$
73 '4
203$
52
75
20
615$
41 5
$
115$
17
353$
87 3
a
1093$
94
11
22
625$
90
13
493$
97
107$

Sale
Sale
133
Sale
1197$
Sale
106
Sale
Sale
171

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

$
2 74 3
2 81 V
$
9 47 5$
1 71,4$
3 27 3
$
1 45
2 101.4$
2 933$
2 87 3$
2 545$
6 103$
1 64 >$
lb 95
24 142
22 75
1 29
1 71
2 1025$
2 225$
2 645$
8 42 3$
1 135$
2 18
11 413$
14 92 5
$
8 1163$
3 965$
1 135$
2 245$

1

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

Apr.
Apr. 23 66
Apr.
Apr. 16 93
Apr. 11 153$ Apr.
Apr. 2 53
Apr.
Apr. 1 105 3 Apr.
$
Apr. 1 13ys Apr.

95$ Apr. 21

15$
122
815$
118
753$
103 3
$
145$
385$
175
55
39
Sale
84
805$
Sale
273$
Sale
92 3
$
1095$
Sale 1593$
1187$ 1175$
$
Sale 196 4
97 3$
124
1203$
Sale
22 5
$

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

12

Apr. 24
23
$
Apr. 6 128
Apr. 2 8/
Apr. 1 1193$
Apr. 21 81
Apr. 7 1033$
Apr. 2 215$
Apr. 6 513$
Apr. S 175
2 55
Apr. 20 42
Apr. 17 825$
Apr. 3 333$
Apr. 2 101
7 110
Apr. 2 176 5
$
A pr. 1 1183$
Apr. 27 201
Apr. 27 100
Apr. 2il245$
Apr. 2 2 <3$

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
Anr.

695$
353$
36 3
$
173$
1'8
i[ 42

M a r.
M ar.
M a r.
M ar.
Jan
A pr.

Sale Prices.
4
Jan. 2
63$ Jan. 23
34
Feb. 24
463$ Jan. 2
435$ Jan. 5
61 3 Feb. 4
$
71 5$ Jan. 8
405$ Jan. 19
283$ Jan. 7
101 V Jan. 10
$
305$ A pr. 24
67
A pr. 30
1195$ Jan. 7
119
Jan. 7
74
34 t$
253$
65
3 3$
403$
595$
825$
1173$
100
51 3$
10V$
315$
52
243$

A p r.
Feb.
A pr.
A pr.
M a r.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
M a r.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
A pr.
Jan.
A pr.

17
9
28
25
6
21
24
10
2
14
9
2
24
3
25

4
M a r.
563$ Jan.
71
Jan.
63
Feb.
40 3$ M a r.
87 5$ Feb.
41
Feb.
83 3$ Feb.
79
A p r.

6
12
9
9
4
5
6
9
30

155
M a r.
55$ Jan.
25$ Jan.
122
A pr.
1245$ Jan.
137 3$ Feb.
92 3$ M a r.
175
Feb.
10i
Feb.
365$ M a r.
271$ Jan.
443$ A pr.
305$ A pr.
134 5$ M a r.
79
A pr.
783$ A pr.
7154 M a r.
38
M a r.

6
15
12
30
13
24
3
7
6
2
7
15
30
20
3
27
6
7

503$ M a r.
483$ Jan.
203$ Jan.
72
Feb.
84
Jan.
755$ Jan.
90
M a r.
1401$ M a r.
1405$ Feb.
73 3$ Jan.

7
5
12
25
15
10
23
4
28
2

30
18
18
28
12
24

821$ Jan. 6
39 3$ A pr. 29
4354 Jan. 6
24 3$ Jan. 9
120
M a r. 7
623$ Jan. 9

24'

571$ Jan
24 41 U M ar.
15 44 3 Apr.
$
* Jan
3 7<
28 705$ Jan.
28 35
M ar.
21 98 5 M ar.
$
30 77 5$ Jan.
29 83
Jan.
17 4‘« ^ Jan.
1
7 3 $ Apr.
Jan.
15 56
.1 •11.
15
7 133 3$ A pr.
Jan.
I t 72
24 183$ M ar.
24 483$ M ar.
29 64 ki Jan
18 1 9 3 $ M ar.
16 55 \ Jan
Jan
24
M ar.
16 11
M ar.
211 16
28 32 3 Jan.
$
28 84 3 Jan.
$
31) 105
M a r.
A pr.
31) 94
18 105$ M a r.
A pr.
21, 22

16 743$ A pr. 24
30 84
M a r. 3
9 535$ M ar. 2
19 75*$ M ar. 11
16 273$ Apr. 28
30 45
A pr. 28
30 108*-$ Jan. 9
2 93M A pr. 30
2 92 >4 Feb. 25
20 585$ M a r. 13
6 1454 Jan. 12
22 663$ M a r. 7
21 971$ M a r. 13
24 153 3 Jan. 10
$
bO 76
Feb. 26
19 29
A pr. 24
23 71
Apr. 24
14 1025$ A pr. 29
30 26 3$ M a r. 12
20 67
M a r. 21
21 46
M a r. 12
24 175$ Jan. 9
27 263$ Jan. 9
5 55
M a r. 11
6 100
M a r. 11
2 120
Feb. 7
3 97
Feb. 11
31 163$ Jan. 7
2 31 5$ Jan. 7

Jan.
1 62
Apr.
14 90
A pr.
1/1 13
18
le u .
4/
16 865$ Jan.
M ar.
28 10
\% ••
/
ill
95$ A pr.
.|
1 Jan.
30
29, 119
Jan.
14 80
M ar.
Jan.
28 117
3' ,1 H Jan.
20 103 3 Jan.
$
16 133$ M ar.
29 36 3 M ar.
$
8 161
Jan.
2 53 3 Jan.
1
$
14 365$ M ar.
20 80 3 Jan.
4
6! 26 3 M ar.
$
30 90 3 M ar.
$
9 I 07 Y.
20'11583$ Jan.
IK 115
Jan.
Jan.
1 192
-5
24 97 3 A pr.
$
28 ,1205$ A pr.
15H 225$ Apr.

6
16
11
18
30
19

67
Jan. 10
1033$ Jan. 9
17
M ar. 13
54 3$ M ar. 13
1113$ Feb. 26
14 Jan. 3
V, Feb. 6
21 12
A pr. 11
5$ Jan. 14
6 2 3 M a r. 28
$
A pr. 29
5 128
30 933$ M a r. 3
9 120
Feb. 26
5 863$ M ar. 13
3 107
Jan. 20
1 213$ Feb. 11
5
23 553is Feb. 10
13 206
Feb. 11
10 56
Feb. 13
1 43
5
Jan. 7
19 873$ Jan. 6
24 54 3 Jan. S
$
30 106
Feb. 26
110 3$ M a r. 7
16 1853$ M a r. 6
29 11954 M a r. 9
5 232 3$ M a r. 6
27 100
A pr. 24
2 1253$ Feb. 18
2 27
Feb. 4

1

STOCKS

K. Y. STO CK EXCHANGE

S A LE S TO M A Y 1.
In
A p ril.

Par Shares.
American Chicle_____ no par
12,300
Preferred______________ 100
1.C00
C ertifica te s____________ nopar 2.8J0
Preferred certificates-. 1Oft
200
Amer Druggists’ Synd___10
7,900
American Express______ 100
9,200
Am Foreign & Power.no par
45,300
P re fe rre d ___ . . . .n o par
8,300
Am For Pr ctfs 2.5 % pd in . .
1,600
Certificates full p a id ..
Amer Hide & L ea th er... 100
5,800
Preferred______________ 100
17,100
American I c e ____________100
20,300
Preferred______________ 100
2.500
Amer Internal C orp_.no par
18.400
Am La France Fire E n g.. 10
25,100
P r e fe r r e d .................... 100
300
American Linseed______ ] 00
17,900
Preferred .............
100
24,700
Am Locom otive new_.no par
85,700
Preferred______________ 100
500
American M e ta l_____ no par
3,700
Preferred ______________ 10C
400
American Piano pref____ 100
300
American Radiator______
5,009
Preferred________
100
100
Amer Railways Express. 100
500
Amer Republics______ no par
100
Amer Rolling M ill, pref w i
American Safety Razor. .100
31.400
Am Ship & Com m ____no par
12,700
Amer Smelt & Refin_____ 100
51,300
Preferred_____________ 1 00
2,200
American Snuff_________ 100
400
Preferred______________ 100
400
Am Steel Foundries ctfs 'l l
18,800
Preferred.............
100
400
American Sugar R efin___100
178,400
Preferred______________ 100
7.700
Am Sumatra Tobacco___100
38.600
P r e fe r r e d .......... .
100
9.400
Am Teleg & C ab !e_..__.1 00
1.050
Amer Teleph & T e le g .. ino
42,400
American Tobacco________50
27.400
B .......... ..........
50
62,800
Preferred______________ ]00
2,700
Am er T y p e Foundries.. . 100
1,700
Preferred______________ 100
Amer W at Works & Elec. .20
74,800
First preferred (7 % )..1 0 0
1,200
Partic pref (6 % )_______100
2,000
Amer Wholesale, pref___100
100
American W oolen________ 100
150,820
Preferred........ ............. 1 Of)
11.900
Am W riting Paper, pref. 100
3.100
Certificates.............
100
Amer Zinc, Lead & Sm___25
4,200
Preferred_______________ 25
3,800
Anaconda Copper________ 50
65,400
Archer Daniels M id_.no par
2.200
Preferred______________ 100
1.100
Armour (D ell pref..........100
1,800
Armour o f Illinois Class A . 25
27.700
Arnold Constable v tc.n o par
2,400
A rt M etal Construction.. 10
Assets Realization________ 10
Associated Dry Goods___100
12,200
1st. preferred__________ 100
2,275
2d preferred__________ 100
600
Associated O il____________. . . 25 43,800
A tl Gulf & W I SS Lines. 100
100.200
Preferred______________ 100
18.800
Atlantic Refining________ 100
11,000
Preferred _______
100
500
Atlas Powder, new___no par
400
Preferred______________ 100
Atlas Tack Corp_____ no par
14,800
Austin. Nichols & C o.no par
5.300
Preferred______________ 100
800
Auto K n it Hosiery___no par
1,400
A uto Sales________________ 50
200
Preferred______ ________ 50
1,000
Baldwin Locom otive____100
639,600
Preferred______________ 100
1,520
Barnet Leather_______no par
200
Preferred____________..100
Bamsdall Corp. Class A . .25
37.500
Class B ____ ____________ 25
1 800
R igh ts____________________
4.900
Ba.vuk Bros______________ nopar
5,900
Preferred______________ 100
100
Beech-Nut Packing_____ .20
19.000
Bethlehem Steel Corp___100
95,200
7% preferred__________ 100
2.300
Cum conv 8
pref____100
1,40-0
Blumenthal. p re f________ 100
Booth Fisheries___________nopar
3,800
1st preferred__________ 100
British Empire Steel____100
300
1st preferred__________ 100
2d p referred ..________ 100
500
Brooklyn Edison, In c ... 100
9.100
Brooklyn Union Gas_.no par
45 000
Brown Shoe, Inc_________ 100
20.900
Preferred______________ 100
500
Briggs Manufacturing no par
111.700
Bnjnswick-Balke-Coll no par
26.800
Brunsw’k Term & Ry Seel 00
100
Burns Brothers______ no par
6,700
Preferred______________ 100
200
I ’rior preferred______ _ 100
N ew Class B com_.no par
8,600
Burro’s Add M ach ___no par
2,800
Bush Terminal C o ..........100
10,000
Bush Term Bldgs, pref. .100
400
B utte Copper & Zinc_____ 5
35,800
Butterick_________________100
5,800
Butte & Sup M in in g _____10
39.700
Caddo Cent Oil <4 Kef.no par
1
3,300
C a lif Packing C o rp ..n o par
5.800
California Petroleum _____ 25
195,900
IY eferred______________ 100
9,400
Callahan Zinc-Lead______ 10
10,500
Calumet & Arizona M g . 10
6,000
Calumet & H ecla _________ 25
2,300
Case (J I) Thresh M a c h .io o
1,900
Preferred______________ 100
2,700
Central Leather_________ UK)
16,000
Preferred .............
100
49.900
Century Ribbon M ills.no par
7,900
Preferred
.. . . .
100
1.200
Oerro de Pasco C o p ___no par
46.700
Certain-Teed P rod ___no par
17,800
1st preferred__________ 100
900
Second nrefer-ed____l'K)
600
Chandler M Car (The)no par
70,000
Chic Pneumatic T o o l____100
6,500
Chicago Y ellow C a b ..n o par
300
Childs C o _________________ nopar 17 800




35

KTOOKS-STOCK EXCHANGE REOOTH)

M ay , 1925.]

Since
Jan. 1.

Price about
Jan. 2
1925.

Bid.
Shares.
44,300 39%
2,100 94
16,700 37
600 90
5%
105.520
81,800 162
144,200
96,200
20,900 126%
1.900 127
20.800 12%
66,200 69%
49,500 91 %
6,400 70%
188,400 31 %
73,700 11 %
1,300 94
68.400 28%
55.800 53
920 800 107 %
5.600 118
86.400)1 53%
1,400 1 15
800 94%
48,774 90
300 126
5.900 80
5,300' 47
210 107 %
226.2751 36%
124,400i 11%
6 26.9001 98
12,200 107 %
4,200, 115
800' 95
329,826 47%
5,700 107 %
600,325' 52 %
28.575, 93
127,7001 12
13.500 34 %
4,360 41
346,000 130%
161.600 87%
261,000 86
16.700 101 %
4,700 112%
350 105 %
295,500 39 %
5,500 100%
21.600, 96
550 92%
894,6201 61
61,600 95%
5
16.200,
4
800
19.800 11 %
29.300, 35
428.500 47%
21.900 27%
3.400, 89
21.010! 90
■ 48.100
8%
70.700,
1,700| 15
133%
94
101
33 %
22%
31 %
05%
111
50
92
10%
.3
1
87%
2%
3%
15
131 %
1 16
35
92
637,900 23%
40 700 17 %
4.900
35. tOO, 47
800| <l(i
129,400l 71 %
516.000 50%
22,900 l 05%
13,900, 110

77.400
4,975!
2,966
337,100,
412.5001
107.7001
126,900
3.400
3,000,
500
37.000
75.000
4.100
12.400
2,300,
.3,400;
2,220,250
5.620
8,1001

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

P R IC E S I N A P R IL .
A p r il 1.

Sale
53
98
51
97
5%
125
27%
88
114%

Prices.
Sale
A pr. 8 62
A p r. 14 100
A pr ,13| 58%
A pr. 9 97
A pr. 6
5%
A pr. 27 144
A pr. 7 35
A pr. 15 90%
A pr. 7 120

9%
67%
Sale
82
35
Sale
97%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
47%
111
114%
90% 93%
92
Sale
130
125
77% 78%
Sale
49

9%
61%
89%
76
33%
11 %
95%
21%
59
119
118%
45%
113
92
92
130%
77%
49

Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
A p r.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

82
36%
13%
97
28%
70%
125%
119
. 47%
8 113%
291 94%
28 96%
2 130%
27 78
30 49

52% Sale
Sale
11
92% Sale
Sale
107
142
145
97
100
48% Sale
109
62% Sale
97% Sale
13% Sale
42
Sale
41% 42%
133% Sale
87% Sale
87% Sale
105% Sale
102
108
105% 109
46% Sale
101
Sale
100 101%
96% 97%
39% Sale
82% Sale
3%
3%
1
5
7% Sale
26% Sale
Sale
36
Sale
31
94
96
90% 91%
2 0 % Sale
Sale
8%
9
15%
15% 16

53%
10%
92%
106%
140
100
48%
110
61%
96
9%
36%
41
136%
91%
91
105%
104
105%
52%
101%
103%
95
38%
78%
4%
1%
7%
25
36%
33%
97%
90%

54
Sale
Sale
Sale
143%
102
Sale
110%
Sale
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107%
107%
Sale
102%
Sale

52
10%
91
106%
138%
99%
47%
110%
60%
95%
7
28
41
132%
87%
87
105
103

A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
Apr.

57%
11%
96%
30 108%
22)143%
16 100
30 50%
28 112
71%
99%
15%
52
41%
1,136%
1 93
2l 92%
2 106%
22,108

44%
100
101
96%
35%
77
2%

Apr. 141 53%
Apr. 9 101%
Apr. 1 101%
Apr. ~ 96%
42%
Apr.
82%
Apr.
Apr.
4%

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
115
52
94
Sale
Sale
89%
Sale
5
16%
Sale
Sale
37%
96
Sale
Sale

184
98%
105%
35%
42%
44%
102%
113%
47
92

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
115%
49%
93%
12 %
Sale
92
2%
5
16
Sale
Sale
36
104
Sale
18%
Sale
Sate
96%
Sale
Sale
95
110%
75%
5
30

Sale
Sale

5% Sale
5%
5k
140
Sale 131% Sale
29% Sale
34% Sale
89
Sale
89% Sale
120
123

Sale
Sale
13%
9% Sale
Sale
63% Sale
Sale
90% Sale
80%
Sale
76
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
11 % Sale
100
93% 96
Sale
21% Sale
Sale
59
Sale
Sale
123% Sale
120
120 122
Rale
Sale
46
119
114%
111
95 % 92
94%
Sale
96 % Sale
127
130%
Sale
78
80%
50
46
56
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1 17
100
Sale
108
Sale
Sale
Sale
38
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
101 %
Sale
109
Sale
101
Sale
96
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
Sale
Sale
28
94
92

Sale
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
112
79
5% Sale
35.9)6,
5001 28
32
1.800
2%
3
1,300.
9% Sale
4.3001
81.000 121
Sale
245,500! 79% Sale
76.400| 72% Sale
4.600! 97
99
255.100
68,500
4
4,900j
5
34,400; 96% Sale
4,300)
97
600
118
23
26,300! 22
32.100 61 % 65
21,300! 65%
98
1.000! 96
93,600,
8% Sale
Sale
43,000i 24
163,3001 2.3 % Sale
37.500
1%
1%
Sale
36.000, 104
1,390.800) 23 % Sale
Sale
57.000 100
4% Sale
94,000
33,600 57% Sale
20,000 18% Sale
10.600 29
Sale
66
7,000 62
101,000 19% Sale
218.600 56% Sale
90 890 29% 33%
06
3.400 04
275,700 55
Sale
Sale
195.300 44
3.500
1.800
265.200 36% Sale
46.4001 97% Sale
7.700 54
55
46.900

Sale
Sale
107
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sate
116
49
92%
11%
Sale
91
2%
5
14%
112
Sale
110
111
35% Sale
94
104
22% Sale
17% Sale

176
98%
104
33
35%
40%
100 %
114
48
92
10%
25
87%
2%
3%

42
95
63
41
93

110
4%
25
2

9%
128
79%
64%
96
37%
35%
3%
96%
95%
114
17%
78%
98%
96%
5%
18%
15%
1
103%
29%
110%
3
48
13%
27%
65
15
52
41
95%
43%
42%
94%
80
34%
83%
48
50%

9%
66%
100%
80
34%
13%
95%
27%
70%
120
118%
46%

100

Sale
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
91%
20% Sale
Sale
9
16
14

11%

21%

89
2%
3%
13
110%
110%
32%
94
22%
17%
%
Sale
39%
94
98
Sale
66%
Sale
39%
95% 94
110% 109%
75%
Sale
4
35
25
2%
1%
29
27
Sale
7
Sale 129
Sale
81%
Sale
78%
100
100
Sale
37%
Sale
33
4
5
Sale 102
97% 94%
117% 112%
Sale
21%
Sale
80
Sale 105
99
97%
Sale
5%
Sale
17
Sale
10
1%
%
Sale 104%
Sale
29
Sale 112
Sale
2%
Sale
47%
14
13
Sale
29
67
70%
Sale
15%
Sale
53
Sale
39
96% 96
Sale
45%
Sale
43%
95
95%
84
80%
Sale
34%
Sale
83%
49
48%
Sale
50%

2%

30
9
Sale
82
Sale

101

Sale
Sale
5
Sale
97
117%
Sale
Sale
Sale

Lowest.

Highest.

A p r il 30.

Ask. Bid.
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Sale
54% Sale
54
Sale
97
100
99
107
53
Sale
53% Sale

7%
25
35%
30%
96
90%
20%
8%

10%
67%

101%

8%
28%
39%
.33%
97%
91
21
9%

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

175
97
104
32%
35%
.38
100%
113%
47

Apr. 1 192
Apr.
98%
106
Apr.
Apr.
36%
44%
Apr.
46%
Apr.
Apr. 1 107
Apr. 17 115
A p r . 14 48

10%
24%
87%
2%
4%
13
108%
109%
35%

13
Apr.
Apr.
27
Apr.
Apr.
87% Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
2% Apr.
Apr.
4% Apr.
Apr. 15 15
Apr.
Apr. 27 117% Apr.
Apr.
Apr. 11 111
Apr. 1 35% Apr.
|

21 %
16%
%
39
95
62
38%
94
109%

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

17
23
29
28
25
2
30
28
28

5% Apr. 25
1% Apr. 20
7%
127%
78%
64%
97
36%
32%
3%
95

Sale
17%
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
113
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
Sale
71
Sale
Sale
Sale
99
Sale
Sale
Sale
83
82
Sale
Sale
53
49
Sale

25%
18 '-4
5-16
43
95
67%
43%
95%
1113/8

___

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Prices ■
A pr. 18
Jan. 27 62
A pr. 18 37
A pr. 21
Jan. 5 100
A p r. 25 94
Jan. 7, 58% A pr. 18
A pr. 18 37
Apr. 9
Jan. 19 97
Apr. 9 94
5% M ar 17l 6% Jan. 22
A pr. 3
Apr. 7 125 " A pr. 27 166 " Jan. 2
A pr. 30
Apr. 30 27% A pr. 7i 35
I n
«l 94
Feb. 19
Apr. 30
Apr. 29 114% Apr. 7 127% Jan. ’ 7
Jan. 6,128
Jan. 7
125
Jan. 14
8 % M ar. 31 14
Apr. 1
M a r. 311 75% Jan. 14
Apr. 21 59
M a r..18 101% A pr. 29
Apr. 29 83
A pr. 29
A pr. 29 74% M ar. .17 82
Feb. 5
Apr. 18 32% M ar. 30 41
Jan. 15
Apr. 30 11% Jan. 2 14
Jan. 15
Apr. 22 95% Feb. 27 97
M ar. 25 29% Feb. 3
Apr. 30 20
Jan. 2 70% A pr. 30
Apr. 30 53
M a r. 6
A pr. 7 101% Jan. 5144
Feb. 10
Apr. 2 118% M ar. 201124
Apr. 14 45% M ar. 301 53% Jan. 2
M ar. 30116% Jan. 8
Apr. 16 111
Jan. 7
A pr. 29, 95
Apr. 4 92
Jan. 17
Apr. 1 89% Jan. 3105
Apr. 2 126% Jan. 13130% A pr. 2
Jan. 13
Apr. 14 77% A pr. 27i 81
Jan. 8 1 66% Jan. 17
Apr. 30 48
Jan. 5
106% Jan. 13 108
|
Apr. 14 .46 % Jan. 2 59% M a r. 12
Apr. 14 10% A pr. 28 14% Feb. 28
Apr. 15 90% M ar. 30 106% Feb. 10
5 110% Feb. 5
Apr. 15 105% •Ian
Apr. 8 138% A pr. 22 1 6 0 % Feb. 19
Apr. 21
Apr. 24 9 •% M ar. 2 100
Jan. 30 54% M ar. 4
Apr. 16 46
A pr. 18
Jan. 7(112
Apr. 18 108
Apr. 14 47% Jan. 16' 71% Apr. 14
Apr. 20 91 % Jan. 16 101 % Feb. 28
A pr. 23 24% Feb. 14
7
Apr. 6
Feb. 13
A pr. 27j 56
Apr. 17 28
in % Jan. 8 47
Feb. 25
Apr. 22
Apr. 21 130% Jan. 2 136% A pr. 21
A pr. 20
Feb. 171 93
Apr. 20 is 5
Apr. 21 81 % Feb. 17l 92% A pr. 21
A pr. 28 101% Jan. 5106 % A pr. 28
A pr. 22 112% Jan. 2
Apr. 11 103
106
Feb. 26 1 10 Jan. 8
Apr. 30 34% Jan. 13 53% A pr. 30
Jan. 9101
Feb 18
Apr. 7 100
Apr. 30 • 5% Jan. 2 103% A pr. 30
Jan. 8 97% Jan. 20
Apr. 2 96
Apr. 14 35% Apr. 2 64% Jan. 0
Apr. 2 96% Jan. 20
Apr. 1 77
2 % Apr. 2| 7% Jan. 3
Apr. 18
2 ^ M ar. 21 4 Jan. 2
Apr. 16
7% Apr. 30 12% Jan. 9
Apr 30 39
Jan. 9
Apr. 16 25
Jan. 3
Apr. 14 35% Apr. 2 L 48
|
Jan. 7 35% Feb. 13
Apr. 27 26
Apr. 20 90% Jan. 5 97% A pr. 20
Apr. 4 90% M ar. 31 97
Feb. 14
Apr. 4 20
M ar. 19 22% M a r. 18
Jan. 5 1 2 % Jan. 28
8
Apr. 6
Jan. 7 15% Jan. 14
15
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

101

7
7
30
2,
25
14
15
17l
15

5% Apr. 11
2% Apr.

Jan. 5 193% Feb. 28
99% M ar. 12
Jan.
Jan.
108% Feb. 7
39 % Feb.s 2
32
M ar.
44% A pr. 23
20
Jan.
31
Jan.
47% M ar. 3
117% Feb. 5
95% Jan.
113% Jan.
6 115% M a r. 19
Apr. 14i 52% F'eb. 24
47
Jan. 9
92
Jan.
94
0 % Feb.
A pr. 28
13
32% Jan. 12
23% Apr.
87% Jan.
92% M a r. 4
3% Feb. 2
1% Jan.
4
M ar.
4% Feb. 10
16% Feb. 3
A pr.
13
107
M ar. 30 146
Feb. 26
109% Apr. 11 116% Jan. 31
Jan.
35
5 49% M a r. 4
93% J a n .
96
Jan. 24
Mar.
M a r. 3
21
30
23
Feb. 6
16% Apr.
5-16 A pr. 30
% Apr.
Apr.
39
53% Feb. 14
Apr.
98% Feb. 16
95
M ar.
74% Jan. 10
60
38% Mar.
53% Jan. 13
Apr. 28 102
94
Jan. 31
109
M ar. 18,116% Feb. 9
128
94

8

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
A p r.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

251 9%
2 130%
2 84
1
11 78 %
8 100
30) 38%
30, 39%
6
7 102%
17 97%

Apr.
Apr. 24
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
’
Apr. 29
Apr. 16

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr
A pr.

1 21%
1 81%
1 110
21 99
1 6
28 18%
28 16%
1
25
8 106
2 31 %
2 116%
23
3%
22 50
27 14
1 30
3 72%
1 17%
1 58%
18 43
4 96
1 47
3 45%
20 95%
9 82%
21 37 %
7 88%
23 49%
3 53%

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

29
14
18
24
11
2
6
2
2'3
7
8
4
3
8
29
2/
15
3
1
4
15
20
30
14
6
14
23
20

4%
28
1%
.30
7%
120%
5%
64%
96
33%
32%
3
92%
93%
113
17
65
86
96%
4 %

17%

10

%
100%
23%
100
2%
45
12%
24
60
14%
49%
31%
95%
43%
40%
89%
80%
28%
80%
48
49%

Apr. 25| 7** Jan. 16
Jan
5 34% Jan. 9
Apr. 20 3% Jan. 26
Jail
33% Feb. 25
Apr. 25 1 1 % Feb. 24
Jan. 2 133
Jan. 7
A pr. 8
Feb. 171 84
M ar. 31' 78% A pr. 30
M ar. 25 100% Jan. 19
Mar. 171 40% Jan. 31
Apr. 30 40% Jan. 21
Feb. 17l 5% M a r. 7
Feb. 1 1 1 0 3 % Jan. 12
Jan. 10 97% A pr. 16
Jan.
Jan. 22
9 117
M ar. 311 23% Jan. 14
Jan. 3- 82% M ar. 14
A pr. 18
Feb. 26 110
Jan.
A pr. 24
6 99
1
M ar. 31
8% Jan. 2
Apr. 28 28% Jan. 3
Apr. 28 24% Jan. 9
Apr. 25
2% Jail. 12
Jan. 27,110
Feb. 21
Jan.
21 32% M a r. 7
Jan.
2 116% A pr. 8
Apr. 23
4% Feb. 19
Apr. 22 58
Jan. 7
Apr.
18% Jan. 5
.30% Jan. 23
M ar.
M ar.
72% A pr. 27
M ar.
21% Feb. 7
66
M ar.
Feb. 7
Jan.
47% M a r. 7
98% Jan. 14
Jan.
M ar.
55% Jan. 2
M ar.
48% M a r. 2
Jan .
95% M a r. 4
Feb. 13 85% M a r. 9
Jan. 22 37% A pr. 6
M ar. 19 98% Jan. 3
M ar. 18 55
Jan. 3
M ar. 31 56% M a r. 12

26

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
STOCKS

N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE

S A L E S TO M A Y 1.
In
A p ril.

Par Shares.
Chile Copper______________ 25
55.100
Chino Copper______________ 5
3,800
Cluett. Peabody & C o ___100
1,100
Preferred______________ 100
100
Coca C ola_________________nopar 106,200
Preferred______________ 100
300
Colorado Fuel & Iro n ____ 100
35.500
Columbia Gas & Elec.no par
99,400
Preferred______________ 100
47.500
Columbian Carbon___no par
5,600
Com In v Tru st_______no par
1,400
Preferred______________ 100
Commercial Solv A ___no par
15,550
B _______________________ nopar 21,950
R igh ts_________________
Congoleum Co new ___no par
178.300
Conley T in F oil stpd_.no par
2,100
Consolidated C igar___no par
10.400
Preferred______________ 100
900
Consol Distributors..no par
57.400
Consolidated Gas____ no par
130,000
Consol Textile________no par
20,800
R ig h t s _________________
Continental Can Inc pref 100
100
Continental C an_____ no par
57,200
R ig h ts ___________________
Continental Insurance____ 25
5.200
Continental M otors_.no par
76,200
1.300
Corn Prod R efg pref____ 100
N ew w 1
________________ 25
77.300
Cosden & C o _________ no par
21,900
Preferred______________ 100
200
Orex Carpet_____________100
500
71.300
Crucible Steel o f Amer__100
Preferred______________ 100
400
Cuba Cane Sugar____ no par
22.400
Preferred______________ 100
102,800
Cuban American Sugar___10
26,000
Preferred______________ 100
300
Cuban Dom in Sugar..n o par
10.400
Preferred______________ 100
1.200
Cushmans Sons______ no par
1.300
Preferred______________ 100
Cuyam el F ru it________no par
31.600
R igh ts_________________
32,840
9.000
Darnel Boone Wool M ills.25
Davison Chem v t c ..n o par
50,900
DeBeers Cons M ines.no par
300
Deere & Co pref_________ 100
1,100
D etroit Edison__________ 100
4,800
Devoe & Raynolds 1st p f. 100
Diamond M atch_________ lOO
D odge Bros, pref, w i.n o par
201,950
Dom e Mines L td _____ no par
15,500
Douglas Pectin______ no par
5,800
Duquesne Light 1st p ref. 100
2,900
Durham Hosiery_________ 50
Preferred______________ 100
Eastman K od a k _____ no par
10,900
Eaton A xle & Spring, .no par
16,100
E I du Pont de N em & ColOO
41,400
2.700
6% cumul pref________ 100
9.700
Elec Pow & L t p f 40% pd w i
C ertificates____________
241,900
600
Full paid w i __________
14,600
Elec Storage B attery.no par
Elk Horn Coal Corp______ 50
400
Preferred_______________ 50
2,400
Emerson-Brantingham . _100
Preferred______________ 100
700
5,200
Endieott-Johnson________ 50
Preferred______________ 100
2.000
300
Essex Cot M , 1st pref___100
Exchange Buffet, Corp.no par
2,800
Fairbanks C o (T h e )______ 25
5,800
Fairbanks M orse_____ no par
Fam Players-Lasky_.no pat
147,700
2.700
Preferred______________ 100
Federal L igh t & Trac.n o par
4,600
100
Preferred______________ 100
600
Federal M in & Smelt____ 100
2.700
Preferred______________ 100
2,140
F idelity Phenix Fire I n s . . 25
Fifth Avenue Bus____ no par
1,400
Fisher Body Corp____ no par
I^©w
25
58.700
Fisher B ody Ohio pref___100
800
Fisk Rubber__________ no par
295,900
13.700
First preferred________ 100
Fleischmann C o _____ no pau
32,000
Foundation C o ______ no par
58.700
R ig h ts ________________
800
Franklin Simon pref____ 100
Freeport, Texas C o ___no par
45,000
Gardner M o to r_______no par
19.800
Gen Am er Tank C ar____ 100
4,200
7 % preferred__________ 100
500
General Asphalt_________ 100
45,900
Preferred______________ 100
1,500
Gen Baking C o ______ no par
1,800
Preferred__________ no par
400
General Cigar In c________ 100
10.800
Preferred______________ 100
Debenture pref (7 % ). . 100
100
General Electric_________ 100
126,400
Special when issued____10
18,900
Gen Motors Corp new no par
327,800
Preferred______________ 100
6% debenture stock___100
700
Preferred 7% new____ 100
14,700
General Petroleum ________25
182,800
General Refractories_.no par
1,400
7.100
Gim bel Brothers_____ no par
1,600
Preferred______________ 100
Ginter C o ____________ no par
25,000
Glidden & C o _________ no par
176,000
Gold Dust certifs____ no par
14,200
112,500
Goodrich (B F ) ______ no par
Preferred______________ 100
3,800
Goodyear T ire pr p f w 1..100
4.100
34,400
Preferred______________ 100
Granby Cons M S & P ..1 0 0
4,000
Gray & Davis In c____ no par
Great Western Sugar_____ 25
20,800
1,400
Great Western Sugar pref 100
Greene Cananea Copper. 100
4,800
Guantanamo Sugar___no par
2,500
P referred ______________ 100
G u lf States Steel________ 100
14,600
First preferred________ 100
100
Hanna 1st preferred_____ 100
2,100
Harhison Walker R ef____100
Hartman Corporation___100
11,600
Hayes Wheel_________ no par
19,300
Preferred______________ 100
i,400
Helm e (G W )______ ______ 25
100
Preferred______________ 100
H oe (R ) & Co Class A .no par
2,200
Homestake M in in g_____ 100
3,700
Household Products, .no par
6,100




Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
401.900
18,450
23,900
1,000
361,800
1.500
446.900
495.700
64,300
27,200
10,400
1.500
77,850
100,850
13,000
464,200
33,100
78,600
8,700
1,025,922
618.700
223,650

Price about
Jan. 2
1925.

A p r il 1.

1,200 112** 115
316,300 69
Sale
56.800 105
Sale
639.100
8** Sale
7,905 121
Sale
378.100 40** Sale
843,600 26** Sale
4.400 83
Sale
1,500 41
50
588,490 74** Sale
6,600 93** Sale
134,000 13
Sale
365.100 59
Sale
193,220 29?* Sale
2.400 96** 98**
59,468
6 Sale
12,500 43** Sale
6,000 66
67
300 100
102.200 54
Sale
32,840
58,400
7** Sale
396,400 45** Sale
1,900 23** Sale
3,300 81** 83**
37.010 112** Sale
500 96** 100
200
201,950
75.800 13** Sale
31,000 16
Sale
13.010 105** Sale
600
2
8
40
50
167,800 111
Sale
60.500 15
Sale
425.900 139** Sale
10.250 94** Sale
17.200
241.900
1,100
238.700 62** Sale
1.300 11** 12**
200 21
25
9.300
2** Sale
3.300 15
Sale
44,400 69
Sale
3.900
300
8,200 19** Sale
1,000
2**
3
77.500 32** Sale
687.700 97** Sale
24.700 107
Sale
56.200 116
Sale
1,420 84
87
9.000 21** 24
38.900 61** Sale
13,560
9.300 11 ** 12
11.700 239
Sale
97.700
2,600 103
106
548,000 13** Sale
45.100 85
Sale
185.200 85** Sale
255,680 91
Sale
74.251
2,600 104*4 Sale
210.300 101* Sale
214.400
4** Sale
44,800
2,600
305.400 63
Sale
Sale
14.000 100
Sale
8,500 145
500 119
121
53.200 96** Sale
1.400 103
108
1.000 105
110
Sale
665,810 317
98.900 11 ** Sale
Sale
4,023,700 66
1.400 92
94
1,600 92
94
68,250 102** Sale
1,315,500 42** Sale
Sale
32,180 53
134.400 55** Sale
Sale
6,800 105
Sale
61.000 24
Sale
456.300 14
44.500 42** Sale
464.900 37** Sale
92
12,600 90
Sale
27.100 104
137.200 89** Sale
46.200 20*4 Sale
17.700
4** Sale
111.300 92?* Sale
5,000 I l l * * Sale
17,600 19** Sale
9,800
5** Sale
92
100
257.400 87** Sale
103
345 102
3,950 87
89
130
125,300 345* Sale
Sale
168,400 38
Sale
6,600 100
80
8,700
112 **
8,400 47** 49**
Sale
13,400 43
81,000 34** Sale

A p r il 30.

Ask. Bid.
Sale
32?*
Sale
19*4
63** 63**
107
107
Sale 1025*
101
100*4
Sale
34*4
Sale
58*4
Sale 105
Sale
47
56?*
63
106** 102
Sale
92
Sale
95
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

26
3
27*4
83
5?*
78?*
3**

Lowest.

Highest.

Ask. Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale
30** A pr. 1 32 H
A pr. 23 21*4
2 0 ** 19
Sale
A pr. 21 66**
63
A pr. 30 107
Sale 107
Sale
91?* A pr. 2 103?*
99*4 A pr. 7 101
Sale
32** A pr. 21 36
A pr. 1 58*4
Sale
54
Sale 104*4 A pr. 3 106?*
A pr. 1 50
Sale
46
A pr. 2 63
61
56
103
Sale
81** A pr. 27 141
A pr. 27 143*4
Sale
81
Sale
Sale
28*4
88
Sale
Sale
Sale

25
2?*
27*4
82?*
4*4
75**
2**

o l.

120.

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

P R IC E S I N A P R IL .

Ask. Bid.
Bid.
30**
37** Sale
20
27 X Sale
62
60 X Sale
100
104
102
92
80** Sale
99*4
99
95
33?*
43** Sale
54**
47** Sale
105**
Sale
46
49
Sale
56**
50
103** 101
103
Sale
134
121
130
122** Sale
6** Sale
365*
42** Sale
2**
14** Sale
28?*
26** Sale
82**
79** Sale
5
3?* Sale
75**
76** Sale
2*4
4** Sale

[V

A pr. 29 365*
A pr. 6
3
A pr. 22 29*4
A pr. 1 88
A pr. 6
6**
A pr. 2 79*4
A pr. 1 3?*

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Prices
A pr. 13 30*4 M a r. 30 375* Jan. 2
A pr. 4 19
A p r. 23 28?* Feb. 9
A pr. 8 58*4 M a r. 17 71 ?4 Jan. 12
Feb. 21
A pr. 30 103*4 Jan. 16 108
A pr. 29 80
Jan. 6 103?* A p r. 29
A pr. 20 99
Jan. 27 101*4 M a r . 2
A pr. 24 32** A p r. 21 48*i Jan. 13
Feb. 28
A pr. 30 45?* Jan. 21 59
Jan. 26
A pr. 28 104** Jan. 3 107
A pr. 17 45
M a r. 24 51 ?4 Jan. 8
Feb. 16
A pr. 18 50
Jan. 2 67
102
M a r. 19 106*4 Jan. 19
Jan. 29
A pr. 15 81 ** A pr. 27 190
Jan. 29
A pr. 14 81
A pr. 27 189
4
Jan. 9
6*4 Jan. 3
A pr. 1 25
A pr. 29 43*4 Jan. 2
Feb. 10
A pr. 27
2?* Feb. 16 17
A pr. 7 26*4 Jan. 2 32?* Feb. 19
A pr. 22 79?* Jan. 2 89** Feb. 14
A pr. 20
9?* Feb. 19
3** Jan. 7
A pr. 24 74** M ar. 30 79** A p r. 24
A pr. 13
5*4 Jan. 7
2** M a r. 19

A pr. 27 114
114** 114
A pr. 27 114
114** 116** 114
Feb. 6 116*4 Feb. 18
61** A pr. 8 64** A pr. 28 60*4 M ar. 29 69** Jan. 2
64** Sale
63** Sale
107
9
122 ?*
38**
27**
83**
33
67**
92
13
57?*
29**
96
5
38
63

101
55

108** 110*4 Sale 106?* A pr.
Sale
8** A pr.
9** Sale
123
Sale 121
120*4 A pr.
355* A pr.
Sale
35?* Sale
27
A pr.
Sale
87**
40
Apr.
Sale
46
40
64?* A pr.
Sale
65*4 Sale
92*4 Apr.
93
93** 92
10?* Apr.
Sale
Sale
11
47?* A pr.
Sale
48?* Sale
Sale
28
A pr.
Sale
28
96*4 98
98
4?* A pr.
4?* Sale
Sale
39** 38*4 38?* 37?* Apr.
63
Apr.
Sale
64*4 67
Sale

101

54** Sale

Sale
3
2*4
28**
32** Sale
205*
205* 22
91** 96*4
90
Sale 116
114
97
97
115
115
975*
135*
13?* Sale
15?*
15** Sale
106*4 107** 107**
5** 15
5*4
43
50
43*4
109?* Sale 108?*
15
14** Sale
141** Sale 143*4
97
96
97
100*4 Sale 101*4
22*4
101
100**
62
61*4 Sale
8
9
10
22
2
1*4
1**
9
1 1 ** Sale
64?* 65
65?*
113?*
113
114

Sale
Sale
2 2 ?*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16*4
Sale
15
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
8*4
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
114

111?*
95*
123
395*
28?*

A pr.
A pr.
A pr
A pr.
A pr.

46
69**
93
13?*
59 J*
30**

A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.

5** Apr.
39?* Apr.
66
A pr.

51?*
5*
1*4
27*4
20?*
91**
114

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.

58
1?*
3
36*4
205*
97
116**

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

97*4
12?*
15
106*4

A pr. 30 103*4
A pr.
14**
A pr.
17
Apr.
107*4

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

108**
14**
139**
95
100
17?*
100*4
61*4
8*4

A pr.
110*4 A pr.
A pr.
16 A pr.
A pr.
148?* A pr.
A pr.
97
A pr.
A pr.
101?* A pr.
A pr. 25 1 23 J* A pr.
101?* A pr.
A pr.
64?* Apr.
A pr.
9
A pr.
A pr.

1 **
9
63?*
112*4
97
15*4

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.

16**
1?*
35**
94**
106
137
85*4
16
51?*
152
13?*

16?* 16** Sale
2*4
1*4
3*4
Sale
35** A pr.
35** Sale
A pr.
Sale
975* Sale ' 93
Sale 106*4 108
104?* A pr.
Sale 136
A pr.
149
141
87
A pr.
88
85*4 87
15
17
16*4 15?* A pr.
Sale
52
54
51** A pr.
Sale 152
A pr.
162
154
14
14*4 14?* 13?* Apr.

62**
105*4
11
80?*
77**
108?*

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

102*4
10?
*
12*4
46**
95?*
46*4
87*4
124
108
93
104**
106*4
264

103?* 1
103**
Sale
11
10 ?
*
13
Sale
44*4
97
97
Sale
50
90
90?*
129
130
109
115
Sale
88?*
104?*
110
106
110
Sale 265?*
Sale
11**
Sale
73**
90
90*4
90
91*4
Sale 106?*
Sale
505*
Sale
42?*
Sale
49
104
103
Sale
29**
Sale
21**
38*4 38!*
Sale
53*4
Sale
97 M
Sale 103*4
Sale
955*
Sale
14*4

2
11 **
66**
114
97*4
17?*

Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

36*4
99?*
107
149
87
16*4
54J*
164
15

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr

Sale
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

62
105*4
11
80?*
76
107

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

70
109
15}*
87*4
84**
111*4

A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

103?*
Sale
Sale
46
98**
Sale
91
130
120
Sale
109
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
Sale
43
Sale
104
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
97?*
Sale
Sale
Sale

102*4
95*
75*
44?*
96?*
45
90
128*4
119
88?*

A pr. 8 103 5*
Apr. 8 1 1 * *
Apr. 7 13**
Apr.
48?*
A pr.
98**
A pr.
52*4
Apr.
91 **
Apr.
139*4
A pr. 15 120*4
Apr. 30 93?*

Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

106*4
257
11
69*4

Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.

106*4
275**
11**
75**

Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.

88*4
103?*
48**
43
48*4
103**
27**
13 5*
37**
50**
95
103
91 **
13*4

A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

91*4
107
52?*
46
50*4
104**
30**
20?*
40**
55*4
99
104**
97*4
15**

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.

Sale
94
Sale
93**
Sale 108?* 109
107
Sale
11**
12*4 Sale
4 Vs Sale
4**
5**
85** 77*4 85**
Sale
67*4 Sale
67*4
105
106
101
105
62?* Sale
58
75

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

96**
109
13 5*
5?*

A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

71 ** A pr.
105
A pr.
69
A pr.

Sale
Sale
Sale
69

27*4 Sale
34*4 Sale
103*4 Sale
67
70

A pr.
A pr. 24 29
Apr. 1 36*4 Apr.
A pr. 1 103?* A pr.
A pr.
A pr. 20, 69

45
Sale
43?* Sale
35*4 Sale

46*4 47
44?* 46
35** Sale

11 **

69?*
88*4
88*4
103?*
48 5*
46
50?*
103
27*4
13**
37*4
53**
95
103*4
92*4
14

94
108
12 **
5
77 ?8
71
99**
70
146
28?*
31*4
103
60

655*
103
14?*
87*4
83?*
109*4

25?*
3 ■*4
103
69

45
A pr.
43*4 A pr.
35*4 Apr.

1 46*4 Apr.
2 44*4 A pr.
1 36** A pr.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
A pr.
M ar.
Jan.
M ar.
M ar.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
M ar.
A pr.
M ar.
M a r.
M a r.
Feb.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
M ar.
Jan.
110 Jan.
97** Jan.
Feb.
116
97*4 A pr.
12 ?4 A pr.
Feb.
14
Jan.
105
8 Jan.

103
8**
1185*
355*
26**
83
36
64*4
92*4
105*
47?*
28
96**
4?*
37?*
62
103
50
5*
1**
27**
20**
82*4

120*4 Jan.
105* Jan.
123*4 M a r.
415* Feb.
35?* Feb.
90?* Feb.
A p r.
46
7954 Jan.
Jan.
96
14?* Feb.
625* Feb.
30 33*4 M a r.
M a r.
28,101
3; 6?* Feb.
27 44*4 Jan.
Jan.
301 73
M a r.
18 103
A pr.
17 j 58
9: 1?4 A pr.
23
7 ‘ s Jan.
/
30. 49?* Jan.
18 24*4 Jan.
A p r.
6 97
M a r.
5 lll9
Feb.
29'100
Feb.
1111 ’ 8
30 103*4 A pr.
16*4 Jan.
A p r.
17
107*4 A p r.
Jan.
9

26
13
25
25
2
10
30
17
15
9
26
3
13
27
6
19
18
14
30
9
23
28
29
7
16
5
9
19
15
11
31

Jan. 19
118
108** M ar.
Jan. 3
16
10*4 Feb.
M a r. 4
154
134*4 Jan.
94
Jan 23 97*4 M a r. 4
M a r. 18
100
M ar. 18 102
17?* A pr. 25 23** A pr. 30
100*4 M ar. 28 101?* A pr. 28
60?* M a r.
70% Jan. 3
7** Feb.
10*4 Jan. 22
19
M a r.
20*4 Jan. 19
1*4 A p r.
2*4 Jan. 3
Jan. 2
9
A pr.
15
Jan. 9
72
63?4 A pr.
1165* Feb. 16
112*4 Jan.
97
A pr.
97*4 A pr. 9
19 ■* Jan. 3
/
15*4 A pr.
Jan. 5
3
2*4 M a r.
32 J* Jan.
38?* M a r. 12
90*4 Feb.
103*4 M a r. 2
Jan. 8
103** Feb. 17110
A pr. 30
114*4 Jan. 3:149
M a r. 9
85
Jan. 141 87
Jan. 19
15** M ar. 13 25
49*4 M a r. 111 64** Jan. 15
147*4 Jan. 6166** Jan. 12
A pr. 7
12
Jan. 8 15
Jan. 12
239
Jan. 2 280
A pr. 21
60** Feb. 17| 70
A pr. 6
104** M ar. 23 109
10*4 M ar. 241 15** A pr. 20
75*4 Jan. 16' 87*4 A pr. 30
75
M ar. 19i 86*4 Jan. 2
90
Jan. 6 111*4 A p r. 6
9
** M ar. 0 4
F e b . 24
101?* M ar. 9 104?* Jan. 8
8
M ar. 18; 12** M a r. 23
4*4 Jan. 2 16** M a r. 2
44?* A pr.
58*4 Jan. 10
Jan. 19
93 5 Feb.
4
99
42*4 M ar.
63?* Jan. 2
Jan. 2
100
86*4 M ar.
1475* Jan. 2
121
M ar.
119
Jau.
120*4 A p r. 29
!?* A pr.
101?* M a r. 4
105
Jan.
I l l * * M a r. 12
106*4 A pr.
109*4 Feb. 25
Jan. 2
320
227*4 Feb.
11
Jan.
11** Jan. 3
Feb. 10
79
645* Jan.
90
Feb.
94*4 Jan. 21
Jan. 13
94
88*4 A pr.
102
Jan.
108*4 Feb. 2
42
Jan.
57*4 M ar. 3
43
A pr.
58*4 Jan. 14
Jan. 13
47
M ar.
57
105** Jan. 20
102** M ar.
22?* Feb.
30*4 A pr. 16
2054 A pr. 29
12*4 M ar.
37
M ar.
42 ?4 Jan. 2
36?* Jan.
55*4 A pr. 6
92
Jan.
A pr. 16
99
103
A pr.
107** M a r. 6
86** Jan.
101** M a r. 6
13
M ar.
2 1 ** Jan. 14
4 }* Jan.
7*4 Jan. 3
91
Jan.
99** M a r. 3
107
Apr.
111*4 Jan. 3
11?* M ar.
19** Jan. 2
4 % Apr.
6*4 Jan. 5
80
80
.Ian
Jan. 23
67** M ar.
94*4 Feb. 5
105*4 Jan. 20
104*4 M ar.
58
A pr.
Feb. 11
89
25?*
30
100
69

A pr. 24 37*4 Jan. 7
M a r. 14 43** Jan. 3
Jan. 7104 *4 Feb. 26
M a r. 301 77?* Jan. 21

45
A p r.
43
Jan.
34*4 Jan.

1 48*4 Jan. 9
2 50 Jan. 12
5 37*4 Jan. 20

May, 1925.]

STOCKS

H..Y. s t o c k

exchange

S A L E S TO M A Y 1.
In
A p r il.

Since
Jan. 1

Price about
Jan. 2
1925.

Par Shares.
Houston Oil o f Texas____ 100
21.900
Hudson M otor C ar___no par
266,400
Hupp M otor Car C orp___10
54,700
Hydraulic Steel_______no par
Preferred______________ 100
700
Indep Oil & Gas_____ no par
188.900
Indian M otocycle____ no par
3,300
Preferred______________ 100
200
Indian Refining__________ 10
5,800
Preferred______________ 100
Ingersoll-Rand__________100
144
Inland Steel______________ no par
8.40C
Preferred______________ 100
70C
Inspiration Cons C o p p e r ..20
19,200
Internat Agricultural.no par
7,300
Prior preferred________ 100
300
In t Business Machines no par
6,400
Internat Cement_____ no par
18,000
Inter Combus Eng___ no par
122,500
Rights____________________
Internat H arvester______100
27,500
Preferred______________ 100
1,700
Internat M erc M arine___100
7,600
Preferred______________ 100
70,200
International N ick el_____ 25
340,300
Preferred______________ 100
300
International Paper_____ 100
56,000
Preferred______________ 100
Preferred stamped____100
4,200
International Salt______ 100
33
International Shoe___no par
2,200
Preferred______________ 100
200
In t Tel & T e l____________100
20,700
Rights
3,100
intertype Corp
400
Invincible Oil C orp ___no par
Iron Products C orp______ 10
Preferred______________ 100
Jewel Tea Inc___________ 100
2,500
Preferred______________ 100
500
4,700
Jones Bros Tea In c _____ 100
600
Jones & Laugh Steel p ref. 100
Jordan M otor C ar____ no par
45,700
Kansas C ity L t 1st p f.no par
200
Kansas & G u lf____________10
1,400
10,400
Kayser (J) & Co new.no par
First preferred new.no par
100
46,600
Kelly-Springfield T ire____ 25
900
Preferred 6 % _________ 100
6,800
Preferred 8 % _________ 100
2,100
Kelsey Wheel In c________ 100
300
Preferred______________ 100
100,600
Kennecott Copper___no par
8,700
Keystone T ire & Rub.no par
1,200
Kinney (G R ) ____________ no par
800
Preferred. . __________ 10(1
3,133
Kresge (S S) C o _________ 100
100
Preferred______________ 100
3,400
Kresge Dept Stores___no par
400
Preferred______________ 100
100
Ku
uppenheimer
.5
400
B preferred.
.100

Shares.
247,700
737,700
159,500
13,300
1,500
1,841,349
16,800
200
94,200
1,300
864
78,000
3,400
100,200
58,900
400
34,500
59,739
767,600

25,200
7,600
29,000
2,300
164,500
3,100
30,000
46,100
1.200
150,000
2,100
10,200
9,500
1,200
908,800
71,500
11,600
1,500
7,908
200
33,000
2,100
300
800

20
103
20%
111%
49
99
%
26
86
17
52%
45
97%
109
56%
2
85%
96
475

21
Sale
Sale
113
Sale
Sale
Sale
27%
89%
Sale
53%
51
Sale
110
Sale
Sale
Sale
98
490

44
90
26
96

44%
90%
28
100

6,800
Laclede Gas (St Lou is)..10 0
Preferred______________ 100
7,100
Lee Rubber & T ir e ___no par
8,000
Lima Loco Works____ no par
652
Liggett & M yers Tob pf.lOO
5,200
N ew ____________________ 25
13,300
B new___________________25
R ig h ts ____________________
190,100
Loews Incorporated..no par
61,500
Loft Incorporated____ no par
19,400
Long Bell Lumber A . .no par
6,700
Loose-Wiles Bis tr ctfs___100
100
First preferred________ 100
100
2d preferred__________ 100
300
Lorillard (P ) pref________ 100
14,300
N e w ____________________ 25
68,900
Louisiana O il_________ no par
61,600
Ludlum Steel_________ no par
1,100
M cC rory Stores, cl B .n o par
300
Preferred______________ 100
M clnture Por M ines______ 5
3,300
800
M ackay Companies_____ 100
500
Preferred______________ 100
678,300
M ack Truck In c_____ no par
1st preferred__________ 100
1,400
Second installment paid
800
2d preferred__________ 100
8,500
M a c y _________________ no par
300
Preferred______________ 100
35,700
Magm a Copper______ no par
R ig h ts ____________________
46,200
Maltinson(H R )& C o.n o par
3,300
Preferred______________ 100
1,300
Manati Sugar___________ 100
100
Preferred______________ 100
5,600
Manhattan El Supp_.no par
Manhattan Shirt_________ 25
7,300
Preferred______________ 100
97,900
Manila Electric Corp.no par
22,100
Maracaibo Oil E xpl___no par
Marland O il______________ nopar 285,300
2,700
M arlin-Rockw eli_____ no par
5,200
M artin Parry C orp___ no par
R ig h ts __________________
23,000
Mathieson Alkali Wks.no par
Preferred______________ 100
Rights _____ ___________
227,650
M axw ell M o t W Y cl A . .100
Class B ____________ no par 1,245,700
3,300
B certificates____________
21,800
M a y Dept Stores_________ 50
198
Preferred______________ 100
Mergenthaler L in o ty p e .. 100
200
M etropol Edison pref.no par
8,300
M etro-Goldw yn Pic pref..27
Mexican Petroleum_____ 100
89,800
Mexican Seab’d O il___no par
40,400
M iam i Copper____________ 5
63,200
M id -C on t'l P etrole’m.no pa500
Preferred______________ 100
45,200
M iddle States O il_________ 10
Certificates
. ____
to
1,600
Midland Steel Prod p ref. 100
M id vale Steel & Ord_____ 50
4,900
M ontana Pow er_________ 100
600
Preferred______________ 101
203,500
M ontgom ery W ard & C o . 10
49,100
M oon M o tor C ar_____ no par
22,900
M other T,ode C oali. .no par
16,400
M o tor W heel tern ctfs.no par
6,700
Mullins B ody_________ no par
100
Preferred______________ 100
2,200
Munsingwear_________ no par
M u rray Body ctfs___no par
7,300
16,900
Nash Motors C o _____ no par
600
Preferred______________ 101
2,800
N ational Acm e stam ped..10

38,300
100
31,800
144,500
10,252
29,900
80,400
100.600
522,200
162,700
33,400
57,700
750
500
3,300
193,700
631,100
426,300
6,400
1,000
21,875
3,000
3,100
1,463,500
6,000
3,700
3,300
92,300
1,500
163.400
68,340
226,900
4,400
6,900
1,700
67,100
86,800
200
115,300
252,500
1,724,900
16,000
55,600
32,700
115,400
60
45,951
567,750
2,266,030
3,300
149,100
898

111
76
12%
70%
116%
66
66%




27

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECOKD

140,600
6,300
120,600
552,900
904,020
4,605
295,800
300
18,950
433
6,100
600
61,500
50,400
10,100
25,070
4,100

Bid.
81
35 %
18
1H
6
1614
16

A p r il 1.

Ask. Bid.
Sale
63%
Sale
43%
Sale
15%
Sale
_____
5
Sale
24%
17
13%

9
Sale
13%

255
Sale
107
Sale
Sale

6%
70
230
41
103%
22%
9

117% Sale
52% Sale
37% Sale

112%
54%
36%

107%
112
13%
45%
27
95
59

102
114%
11%
41
27
97%
50%
102
73%
70
117
117%
88
2%
23

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
98%
Sale
108
Sale
77%
Sale
125
Sale
Sale
25

107%
115%
11%
41%
29%
96
56
103
73%
70
125
117%
89%

80

90

72

18%
107
17%
113
46%
99%
%
20
80
14
41
43%
85
109
47%
2%
75
95
375

Sale
109%
Sale
114
Sale
100%
%
Sale
90
Sale
44
50
90
110
Sale
2%
76
105
Sale

5% Sale

73

Sale
115
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
75

115
Sale
117% 120
92
Sale
26
Sale
15% Sale
90
92

35
Sale
90
92
26% 29
98
99

23

176% Sale 160
85
85
13
13%
11% 12
Sale
63
Sale
64
119% 118% Sale 116%
Sale
57% 58% 60
Sale
59
57% Sale

23
Sale
6% Sale

Prices.
A pr. 7
A pr. 15
A pr. 15

7% A pr. 2
7%
9
Sale
21% A pr. 17 26%
13
A pr. 3 17%
16
9
92
8%
6% A pr. 8
8
85%
227% A pr. 21 236
243
39
A pr. 29 42%
Sale
104% A pr. 13 105%
107
22% 22% A pr. 22 24
Sale
93 i A pr. 3 12%
14
A pr. 1 122%
Sale 112
Sale
54% A pr. 2 62%
32% A pr. 27 38%
Sale

Apr. 20
A pr. 7
Apr. 25
29
A pr. 24

5% Jan.
77
M a r.
Apr. 24 219% M a r.
Apr. 6 39
A pr.
Apr. 28 104% A pr.
A pr. 9 22% A pr.
Apr. 16
7% Jan.
30
Apr. 28 110
M a r.
A pr. 29 52
Jan.
Apr. V 31% Jan.

Sale 101% A pr. 1
A pr. 16
Sale 114
10% A pr. 13
12
40
A pr. 2
Sale
(1
26% A pr. 2
Sale
97% 97% A pr. 17
48% A pr. 3
Sale

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.

Sale
59
43
15%

72
71
117
119% 119
87%
Sale
2
22
25
Sale
77

110%
115%
11%
44%
30%
98%
56

A pr. 9 74% A pr. 6
A pr. 6 71
Apr. 6
Apr. 23
A pr.
1 125
A pr. 18 119% Apr. 21
Apr. 3 90% Apr. 15
1
A pr. 1
A pr. 9 24
Apr. 6

Sale 148
91
12
14
62
Sale
116%
120
58
Sale
59% 57%

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

4 19%
3 107%
13 19
24 113%
3 52%
21 99%
%
24
4 26%
13 85
1 17%
6 51%
3 51%
2 96
2 109
21 49%
15 2%
27 80
11 100
28 397
27 113%
20 35%
18 91
11 26%
4 98%

Apr. 23 177

Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.

99
68
115
44

Sale
100% 102
101
69% 76% Sale
78
118
1 1 5 % _____ 115
Sale
37
Sale
38%

Sale 101
Sale
75%
115% 116
36
Sale

A pr.
A pr. 16 102
A pr. 1 78% Apr.
Apr. 8 116% Apr.
Apr. 1 39% Apr.

Sale
Sale
Sale
13
Sale

Sale
Sale
Sale
12
Sale

26%
90%
48
79%
47
23%
106
35
26
37
11%
29%

Sale
Sale
50
82
Sale
24%

24
82
50
80
51
21%

A pr. 1 29
A pr. 1 92
Apr. 18 51
Apr. 3 80
Apr. 29 55%
A pr. 2 26%

A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

31%
25%
34%
11%
26%

A pr. 2 49%
A pr. 2 27%
A pr. 2 38%
A pr. 27 12%
A pr. 21 29%

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.

A pr.

56% Sale
94
100

61
Sale
. . . . 98

67%

69

61

81% Sale
36
Ssle

107%
85%
85
102% Sale 105%
119
_____ 122

Sale
Sale

87
55%
77%
102
120

110% Sale
121% 124
____172
97% 98
18
Sale
192
... .
21
Sale
23
Sale

2,400
74,400
110
403,300
240,600
63,200
500
1% Sale
152,800
300
Sale
10,900 96
1,300 28% 29%
42,300 71
72
1,300 107% 110%
Sale
1,153,600 47
158,500 23% Sale
152,800
9
Sale
16,400
24,400 16% 17
87
400 80
Sale
6,200 33
16,500
Sale
55,300 198
15,100' 104% Sale
18,100
6%
6%

88% Sale
56% Sale

98% 100%
19
Sale
260
12% Sale
11
Sale

Sale
125

97% 98%
Sale
20
260
16% Sale
9
Sale
28 Ml Sale
84

1
98
65%
108%
44%
24%
6%
16%
_____
31
37%
292%
105%
4%

Sale
102

% Sale

1 74

100

A pr.

2 101%
17 67%
4 110%
1 49%
1 27%
7%
30
9
1 20
13 82
23 31%
17 37%
1 368%
22 106
1 6

Jan.
A pr.
Feb.
Feb.
A pr.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
A pr.
Feb.
Feb.

23
30
5
5
24
6
13
27
11
10
23
28
19

25
3
13
18
18
6
19
26
9
17
2
18
3
23
9
2
27

18%
102%
16%
111%
42
99
%
18%
83
12%
43
41
88
107%
46%
1%
74
95
355
110%
31%
88
26%
98%

20 74%
18 33%
30 77%
13 101
24 116%

97% A pr. 21 98% A pr. 3
19
A pr. 1 20% A pr. 14

66
64
A pr.
67
Sale
111
110% 112
109% Apr.
Sale
44
Apr.
47% Sale
Sale
Sale
24% A pr.
25
6% Apr.
Sale ’
6% Sale
18% Sale
Sale
18% Sale
16% Apr.
82
A p r.
82% 88
88
32
31
Sale
30% Apr.
Sale
32% Apr.
Sale
36
Sale 358
Sale 292% A pr.
Sale 104% 105 ,104% Apr.
Sale 1 4% A pr.
Sale
5

100% Sale

A pr.

A pr. 3 I l l
Apr.
A pr. 2 89% A pr.
A pr. 24 85% A pr.
A pr. 27 107% A pr.
A pr.
A pr. 7 123

12% A pr. 2 19%
9
A pr. 29 11%
17
83% Apr. 15
1
% Apr. 16

110%
115%
14%
52%
30%
99%
62
110%
76%
77
125
120%
97%

M a r.
M ar.
A pr.
M a r.
M a r.
Jan.
M a r.
103
Feb.
71
M a r.
67
M a r.
108
Feb.
119
A pr.
87% A pr.
2
M a r.
22
A p r.
15% Jan.
82
Jan.

26% Jan. 5
22% Jan. 9
105
Feb. 10

M a r. 31
Feb. 20
Feb. 5
Jan. 14
M ar. 3
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
A pr. 28
A pr. 6
A pr. 21
M ar. 7
M a r. 12
M a r. 16
Jan. 12
Jan. 13
Feb. 3
M a r. 4
Jan. 13
A pr. 22
Feb. 24
Feb. 4
Feb. 26
A pr. 18
Feb. 18
Feb. 9
Feb. 27
Jan. 10
A pr. 20
Jan. 2
Feb. 9
Jan. 23
A pr. 15
Feb. 26
Feb. 9
M ar. 10
Jan. 3
M a r. 12
A pr. 24
Jan. 31
Jan. 31
M a r. 20
Jan. 7
Feb. 6
A pr. 18

36%
92%
102%
16
115%
68
118%
106

29%
28%
38%
12%
35%

9
2
22
12
5
16
9
29
6

1 110% Jan. 5 178
81
Feb. 20 81
18 11% Feb. 20 15
15 61 % M a r. 31 74%
1 116% Jan. 16 120
20 57
M a r. 25 71%
20 55% M a r. 27 70%
l \ i Jan. 27
9%
28 22
Feb. 17 29%
6
9%
6
Jan. 28
21 45% M a r. 20 52%
15 77
Feb. 17 97%
15 104% Feb. 13 109
2 104
Feb. 11 111
14 108% Feb. 27 112
20 30% Jan. 24 37%
7 14% M a r. 31 23%
23 31% Feb. 17 55
6 79
M a r. 17 94%
22 102% Feb. 16 107
2 16
Jan. 2 18%
30 114
M a r. 20 117%
2 66
M a r. 12 78%
18 117
Jan. 16 152%
21 104
Jan. 27jl09%
'116
Jan. 5 137
21 1 99
Jan. 2,104
7 69% Jan. 3 84%
20 114% Jan. 20 116%
16 34
M ar. 31 44%
% Feb. 24
1%
21 21% M ar. 30 37%
15 81
M ar. 16 92
14 50
Jan. 5 53%
3 79% M a r. 30 82
15 32
M ar. 21 59
9 20% M a r. 16 30%
105
M ar. 12 105
24 28% M ar. 5 49%
7 25% A pr. 2 35%
8 32% M a r. 30 46%
6 10% M a r. 13 13
15 25% M a r. 24 37%
% Feb. 2i
%
18 51
Jan. 6 74

A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.

Sale
Sale
52
80
Sale
22

6

Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
A pr.
M a r.

Apr.

24%
6%
46%
81%
105
109
HO
109%
34
Sale
15%
Sale
32%
Sale
83% 82%
Sale 106
16%
Sale
Sale 116
67%
Sale
Sale 128%
108% 107%

24
82
50
79%
52%
21%
105
33
26%
34%
11
27%

10% Feb.

249
50
110
32%
13%
52%
30 125
5 62%
21 44

Feb. 26
Feb. 25
Feb. 3
M a r. 23
M a r. 3
M ar. 12
Jan. 28
Jan. 5
Jan. 13
Jan. 3
Feb. 4
A pr. 20
Jan. 13
M a r. 25
Jan. 13
Feb. 5
Jan. 3
Feb. 3
M a r. 24
A pr. 27
Jan. 7
Jan. 31
Feb. 11
M a r. 13

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
115

339^ Sale
85
90
48
53
80
83
43% Sale
30% Sale

7% A pr. 20
33% M a r. 6
20
Jan. 3

30 21%
19 110
31 21 %
9 115
27 59%
2 101%
24
1%
17 27%
30 90
24 17%
25 53
25 51 %
26 101
27 110
30 57%
9
3%
25 87
11 100
28 532
23 113%
21 45%
16 93
19 27
4 100

28%
8
49
82%
102
*108
10 <%
34%
16
37%
82
106
16%
117
67%
144%
107%

77%
102%
102%
108
34%

Prices.
Jan. 29
A pr. 15
Jan. 5

6
20
24
3
16
21
2
29
13
18
7
20
28
2
15
6
6
4
2
27
1
2
11
4

Apr. 2 14% Apr.
Apr. 2 65
Apr.
A pr. 24 118% Apr.
A pr. 4 60% Apr.
Apr. 6 59% Apr.
1 29%
1 9%
1 52%
8 85%
15 105
2 109
22 110%
1 34%
2 17%
22 40
27 85%
30 107
13 17
6 117
22 67%
1 152%
3 108%

2
24
17
29
13
22
7

Sale
85
54%
19%

A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A prl

24%
6%
46%
Sale
82
106
105
106
109
111
108%
Sale
34
15%
Sale
37%
94
82
107
102%
Sale
17
117
114%
68%
67%
Sale
129%
107
107%

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
_____
111
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
105%
17%
120
Sale
Sale
Sale

Sale Prices.
59
A pr. 22
33% Jan. 5
14% M ar. 18
1 % Jan. 8
6
Jan. 5
13% Jan. 5
13
M a r. 24

18 96%
30 114
29 10%
18 39%
24 24%
15 94
30 48%

75
18%
107
16%
113
45
99%
%
19%
85
14
48
43
88%
109
46%
2%
75
95
355
113%
32
89%
26%
98%

Highest.

Lowest.

Sale
Prices.
A pr. 22 65
A pr. 2 54%
A pr. 1 17%

18
19
107% Sale
17
17%
113
113%
Sale
47
100
% Sale
25% Sale
86% 91
17
Sale
47
52
50% Sale
88
96
107
112
47% Sale
2% Sale
73% 74%
95
97
375
380
113
115
32% 34
88
90
25
27
98% 100

Sale

Highest.

Lowest.

A p r il 30.

Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Sale
59
Sale
Sale
Sale
51
Sale
16% Sale
7%
25
15%
81
7%
7
85% 75
237
240
Sale
39
108
105%
Sale
22%
9% 11%
50
Sale 120%
62
Sale
Sale
35%

246
47%
105 %
32%
7 Vs

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

P R IC E S I N A P R IL .

97%
18
225
Apr. 13 11%
A pr.
1
9
7 26%
15 83%
A pr. 1
%
1 % Feb. 13
A pr. 21 96
29
A pr. 28 64
A pr. 18 109
Apr. 13 41
A pr. 17 22%
A pr. 3
6%
11 18
Apr. 15 14%
Apr. 13 82
Apr. 15 30%
Apr. 1 32%
A pr. 18 193%
A pr. 9 103%
Apr. 231 4%

M a r.
Jan.
M a r.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
A pr.
M ar.
M a r.
M a r.
M ar.
M ar.
M ar.
Jan,
M ar.
Jan.
M ar.
A pr.
A pr.
M ar.
Jan.
Jan.
M a r.
A pr.

6
111
89%
85%
111%
123%

Feb.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Jan.
Jan.

10
20
18
30
2
16

101
22%
250
22%
24%
29%
85 "
1%
1%
2 105%
2
17 72
20 111
30 55%
19 27%
30
9%
9 19%
2 21%
13 87
23 34
17 42%
5 368%
2L106
24
7%

M ar.
Feb.
M ar.
Jan.
Jan.
A pr.
A pr.
Jan.
Feb.
M a r.

17
5
20
6
13
7
15
13
13
3

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
A pr.
Jan.
A pr.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
M a r.
A pr.
Feb.
Jan.

3
23
13
17
2
11
20
9
23
7
18
28
13

Jan.
Jan.
A pr.
M a r.
M a r.

27
27
24
23
6

A pr.
Jan.
Feb.
M a r.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.

21
3
5
17
29
17
15
16

Jan.
Feb.
A pr.
M ar.
M ar.
M ar.
A pr.
A pr.
Feb.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Jan.
Jan.
M ar.




STOCKS STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
S A LE S TO M A Y 1.
In
A p r il.

Since
Jan. 1.

Shares.
15,800

1,200

7.600
300
44.300
8.000
2.600
60.200
11.400
4,400
300
11.700
1.500
9.200
300
13.900
1.400
900
7.100
1.500
24.500

100

2.951
13.650
3,300

900
5.300
83.200
6,000
300
900
600
800
7.200
100
26,000
200
40.900
2.700
16.600
100

4.200

5.800
500
203.700
500
282.500
2 "0 0

7.800
67.700
465,300
400
700
4
8.800
600
200
47.700
250
6.000

17.500
1.000
35.100
400
200
15.200
180.100
400
200
168.700
10 5,300
5.700
8.900
1.800
62,500
19.200
4.100
100
17.300
700
3,075
900
56.000
300
4.300
300
17.200
500
650
33,700
700
7,900
2.200
400
20.800
27,300
60.400
600
632.200
2,300
5,900
300
400
42,900
22,500

100

500
29.700
48.000
300
97.000
20.600
700
4.300

100

.33.200
30.900
85.600

10.200

1.000
63,700
3,400
27,200

Shares.
126,800
3.700
29.900
5.600
106,800
56.300,
10.9801
69.200
51.2001
58.600
3.800
80.500
4.100
69.0001

Price about
Jan. 2
1925.
Bid.
73
126 5
4
67 5
4
99
42
3854
102

___

20

110
69 X
99
25 X

101 X
148
39 X
29 X
105
69
50
138
116
33
16X
11
64
52 X
100
100
108
21
62 X
6,000 93 X
219,200 15 X
200
140.900 75 X
3.900 119 X
8,500 92

100

A p r il 1.

A p r il 30

Ask. Bid.
Sale
6654
124
69
67
100
100
Sale
45
Sale
4154
Sale
97

53
Sale
33
Sale
80
84
160 5 Sale
4
116
117
61 X Sale
1.200 104 Vs Sale
1001 1; I
Sale
68.400 16
56
3.600 52
93
1.400 Kt
Sale
65.500 56
57
10.900 55
38.700 34 X 35X
200
6.1 5
7
30"
27.950 '29
Sale
10.800 55
2.700 20
4.500 96 5 98
4
1.400 4354 4554
Sale
13.100 29
400
797.500 42 5 Sale
4
38.300 46 X Sale
7 54 8 5
4
4.300
4.000
6
6X
7.500 1854 22
2 .0 0 0
79
83 X
60.800 27 54 Sale
100
1 .2 0 0 ; 97
Sale
81.225 90
1.2001 102
10754
Sale
205,200 10
15,7001 60 X 62
143.800 47 X Sale
200
Sale
21.900 103
Sale
9
12.900
500
1,682,100 54 X Sale
5.550 *7 54 ' 4
96
1.400 93
1.100
781.000 1554 Sale
103
9 800 102
7.800
Sale
619,you 05
2.992.400 64 X Sale
2X
3
30.700
2.400 38 X 44
5,900
76 " ‘>0 34 X Sale
8.800
Sale
13.400 26
200
2 Sale
832.800
........
650 104
115
41.000 114
75.200 56 X Sale
4.281 45 X 46
418.800 48 X Sale
49 X
600 49
Sale
9.200 85
88
17.500 82
74.700 14 X Sale
1.398.400 36 X Sale
23
2.400 20
92
1.100 85
242.700 14 X Sale
198,400 50 X Sale
Sale
11.600 89
1 X Sale
128.800
33.100 25 X Sale
5 X Sale
559.800
Sale
59.300 49
8.100 98 X Sale
3,500 101 X Sale
62
38.700 61
4.100 86X Sale
Sale
52.775 15
5.200
Sale
900 53
243.600 103 X Sale
117
1.100 116
96.150 61 X Sale
7.400 87 X Sale
Sale
140.300 29
43 X
8.200 43
3,650
209.700
3,800
42.300
51.700
5.700
2.200
165.900
1 14.600
481.800
5,300
2,877,010
21,550
73,600
2.900
1,600
348,300
100
400
214.700
700
300
1.400
272.600
249.800

P R IC E S I N A P R IL .

-----

Ask. Bid.
65
Sale
_____ 125X
69
69 X
100
102
Sale
51 X
Sale
41 X
97 54 96 X
33 X
62
61
65 X
27
31 X Sale
80
80
85
146
Sale 141
Sale 116X
116
I 61 X 64
62 X
105X 10854 106
200
200
12
1354 Sale
55
59 X 61 X
90
8754 93
43
4554 Sale
Sale
52
52 X
36 X
32 5 Sale
4
94
95 X 96 X
X Sale
20
24 X 26 X
58
54
63 X
21
21 54 27
9854 99
98 X
50
57
2854 Sale
28 X
104X
104 X
Sale
45
45
48 X
48X Sale
9
9
9X
554 Sale
5X
23
23
21
80
77 X 79
27 X
27 54 Sale
100
98
99 X
Sale 112
99
101X
9
Sale
10
56
53 X Sale
46
4454 Sale
110
____ 110
.105 X Sale 105X
7 X Sale
OX
59
57
54 X Sale
100
105
100
94 X 97
94 X
19X Sale
109
Sale

84
11X
44
I 88
I 2
31
6X
48
85
95
43
81 X
13 X
13X
41
107
116
53 X
82
23
45

........
Sale
Sale
Sale
105 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
119
35
Sale
12X
73
Sale
Sale
105
120
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

104X
132
41 X
26 X
104
51 X
50 X
124
114
33 X
12X

93 X
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
117
35
Sale

50 X
46 X
69 X

111
112

153 X

Apr.

6

28X A pr. 17 28X Apr.

2

98X A pr.

44 X
48
9X
5X
21
79X
27X
99X
99
103X
i 9
| 53X
44X
110X
104X
5X
59
54X
100

6 99

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

46 X
48 X
9X
6X
23
81
28 X
99 X
118X
104
10X
60 X
47 X
110X
106
9X
59
58 X
100

93 X
104
131 X
42 X
26 X
101
60 X
50 X
123
116X
38 X
12
12
2
68 X 63
Sale
66
101
101
111
110
Sale
13 X
Sale
42 X
Sale
85 X
Sale
14 X
150
Sale
74 X
121 X
97 X 93 X
4X
Sale
48 X
Sale
47
Sale
65 X
Sale 109X
115
111X
Sale 162X

Sale
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
10 3X
Sale
51
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
11
70
Sale
105
105
113
Sale
Sale
86 X
Sale
150
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.

7
28
4
11
30
11,
15
13
17
16 1
3
7
18
24
29
30
30
7
3

2
7
26
29
29
12
2
30
21

21
12

9
4
29
22
2l

7
24
27
3
7
18
30
25
1
4
1
3
1
7
28
24
2
1
7
4
4
30
11

2
27

22

9

17

1
4
31
2
3
3
11
5
30
3
1
28
1
6
10

110X 108X Apr. 1 110
64X Apr. 28i 67X
S ile
100 X 99X Apr. 14 101 X
Sale
20X Apr. 29 23X

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

349.700 5.3 X Sale
Sale
217,710 45
571.800 84 X Sale
Sale
101.950 114
112X
5.400 110
563,110 153 X Sale
1 X Sale
98.700
7X 7X
10.700
35,900l

57
Sale
110
Sale
Sale
9X
6X
Sale
83
28
100X
114
104X
Sale
Sale
Sale
112
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
115
96 X

Apr. 27 13 X Apr. 6
Apr. 24 63 X Apr. 24
Apr. 3 95
Apr. 27
Apr. 30 46 X Apr. 4
Apr. 1 5 I X Apr. 8
Apr. 1 39 X Apr. 18
Apr. 4 96 X Apr. 30
Apr. 6
X Apr. 3
Apr. 4 31 X Apr. 14
Apr. 6 67
Apr. 13

110
68 X
100
23

108 X
66 X
100
23

Sale
73 X
120X 120 X
94
94

Sale
66
25

11 X
59 X
90
43
52
32
95 X
X
22 X
57 X

Sale
Sale
46
Sale
415
64 X
94
Sale
Sale
23
90
Sale
Sale
90
2X
33
Sale
Sale
Sale
97
Sale
84
Sale
13 X
50
Sale
116X
Sale
82
Sale
45 X

111
Sale
100X
Sale

63
68 X
100
101
108
15X
46X
88
13X

Sale
67
94
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Sale
111
Sale
Sale
Sale
4X
57
IX
Sale
Sale
1 X
106
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
47
Sale
40
63
93
14 X
Sale
20
92
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
97
38
Sale
Sale
13X
50
Sale
117X
Sale
83
Sale
45

14X Sale
102
I X Sale

i 20

Highest.

20 X
109 X
17 X
74
74
3X
43
IX
27'^
24 X
12
104 X
IX
105
115 X
54 X
46
39
38 X
60 X
85
13 X
39 X
18
84
14
51 X
95
l.X
32 X
6X
39X
83 X
95
32
81
13 X
13
41X
113 X
116X
51
82
23 X
44 X

77 X Sale
78X Sale
2X
4X
59 X 60
IX
IX
29 X 30

115
52 X
44
39 X
40X
60
84
13 X
37 X

Lowest.

Ask. Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
A pr. 29 67 X A pr. 1
Sale
65
A pr. 16 126
. . . . [24
A pr. 23 1
Sale
A pr. 23
66 X A pr. 9 71
A pr. 21 101
101
102
Apr. 21
Apr. 1 54 X Apr. 29
Sale
45
Apr. 9
Sale
41 X A pr. 1 42
A pr. 15 98 X Apr. 14
97 X 96
A pr. 9 35 X Apr. 2 !
Sale
30
Apr. 22 67 X Apr. 24
60
Sale
Apr. 30 31 X Apr. 1
25
Sale
Apr. 30 81
80
Sale
Apr. 15
Apr. 27 148 X Apr. 6 1
Sale
Apr. 1 117 X Apr. 4 1
119
Sale
61 X Apr. 2 65 X Apr. 24
Apr. 17 110
Apr. 22
110

18X
109
17 X
71 X
71 X
3
1X
27 >4
24 X
1 i
104X
In
105
113
51 X
46
38X

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

15
I X Apr.
30' 31
Apr.
28 28
Apr.
21 105X
1 1X
13 105
22 117X
55X
46 X
42 X

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

60
83 X
13X
36X
18
81
11X
44
90
1X
31 X
6X
39
8 3X
96 X
30
81
13
13

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

3 63
15 84
231 15 X
2 40 X
28 18
271 84
1 17X
I! 60X
3 99
271 2 X
27 35X
13 7
30 48
30 88
3 96 X
27 43X
30 81 X
16 14X
16 14

8

Apr. 1 23X Apr.
Apr. I 109 <, A p r.
/
Apr. 29 18 X Apr.
7S 8 Apr.
A p r.
Apr.
79X Apr.
Apr.
3 X Apr.

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

102 X
116X
52X
83
22X
44X

93
104
129X
41 X
25X
103
49X
50X
123
116X
35X
11X

i

1 t X Apr.

1
1

Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.
Apr.
Apr.

3 93X Apr.
23 104X Apr.
13 138
Apr.
45X Apr.
27X Apr.
105X Apr.
64
Apr.
51 X Apr.
127
Apr.
30 116X Apr.
22 37X Apr.
22 13X Apr.

65X Apr.
105
Apr.

72
105

Apr.
A pr.

110
13X
42X
88
13

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

113X
16
47X
88
16X

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

73 X
120X
91
4X
48X
44X
62 X
108X
110
150X

Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A pr.

75X
122
96 X
4X
51 X
47X
72 X
112
114
165

A pr.
A pr.
A or.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
A pr.
Apr.
A pr.

5 X A pr. 22
7
A pr. 1
6
6X
50 X Sale I 41X A pr. 4 54X A pr. 23

11
7

3
9
23
12
1
5
5
2
23
1
8
20
20
20
5
26
5
1
3
5
8
1
7
6
2
1
5
2
1
7
1
3
23
3
3

Apr. 3 118X Apr.
Apr. 2 116X Apr.
Apr. 2 57X Apr.
Apr. 11 8 i X Apr.
Apr. 17 24X Apr.
Apr. 22 45 X Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.

29
23
3
3
26
26
11
10
1
4
2
1
6
9
1
3

7

1

'28
1
2
27
26
22

1
1

11

12

3
7
4
2
2
4
5
1
6
24
9
8
3
6
2
1
3
29
1
3
3
1
3
5
9
10
29
20
30
3
1
1
4
3
9
1
9
1
3
5
3
2
3

STOCKS

N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

29

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

M a y , 1925.]

S A L E S TO M A Y 1.
/n
A p ril.

Since
Jan. 2-

Price about
Jan. 2
1925.

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

P R IC E S I N A P R IL .
A p r il 1.

A p r il 30.

Lowest.

Highest.

Highest.

Lowest.

Sale Prices.
Ask. Bid.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask. Sale Prices.
4
4144 4 0 4 42
4 0 4 A pr. 27 4154 A pr. 7 40 4 M ar. 31 45*4 Jan. 30
Sale
4
23 44 A pr. 17 2454 Apr. 7 22 4 Jan. 16 2854 Feb. 4
2354 Sale
4
101
101
10144 1004 A pr. 9 101 4 Apr. 24 nnu Jan. 2 1(R 4 Jan. 24
A pr. 11 10654 Apr. 7 106
Apr. 11 10654 A pr. 7
106
1054
A pr. 7 1944 M ar. 17 26*4 Jan. 12
Sale
2254 Sale
2154 A pr. 2 24
Apr. 7 31 4 M ar. 17 3844 Feb. 6
Sale
A pr. 1 36
Sale
35
33
4
Apr. 2 I 1 4 Jan. 7 103
M a r. 27
,1 4
102 4 10444 102 54 A pr. 27 103
Sale
Sale
17 Jan. 6 24 5 Feb. 2
19
4
18 4 A pr. 21 20*4 Apr. 6
Apr
Sale
A pr. 2 89
87
8 8 4 85
4
78*4 Jan. 2 94 44 Feb. 3
A pr. 7 21*4 M ar. 30 30 4 Feb. 3
Sale
4
2354 Sale
22*4 Apr. 17 26
Apr. 18 80'4 M ar. 30 97
A pr. 27 85
Feb. 5
Sale
8154 Sale
81
96
4
4
92 4 9 5 4 92 4 A pr. 8 92 5 A pr. 15 92 4 Apr. 8 9854 Feb. 2
Apr. 14 62
Sale
A pr. 20 71
M a r. 2
Jau. 6 73
64
70
66
Apr. 28 99*4 Jan. 9 108
A pr. 28 103
M a r. 4
101
101
107
108
103
4 M ar. 2 { 9944 Apr. 28
{
98
97
101
10044 99 5 A pr. 28 99 4 Apr. 28
4
4
Sale
19
1544 Sale
1544 A pr. 2 19*4 Apr. 30 I 5 54 Feb. 17 19 . Jan. 7
Sale
A pr. 1 97 4 Apr. 30 92
Apr. 1 97 4 Apr. 30
92
92
4
4
97 44 Sale
A pr. 2 46*4 Apr. 24 4(1 4 Jan. 2 4754 M ar. 3
43
4354 Sale
45*4 Sale
Sale
A pr. 7 52 4 Ap-. 28 50'4 M ar. 27 5.3 K Feb. 11
52
51
53
51
4
Apr. 9 6 6 4 Feb. 17 74 44 M ar. 2
A pr. 15 70
68
69
4
67 4 6)44 68
4
A pr. 9 84
Apr. 25 81
Jan. 20 84
78
83
Feb. 16
81
8444 81
58 4 Sale
4
58 4 Sale
4
57*4 A pr. 16 60*4 Apr. 7 5654 M ar. 30 67 4 Feb. 2
A pr. 1 42 54 Apr. 6 38 5 M ar. 30 4744 Feb. 3
40
40 4 Sale
4144 Sale
4
Apr. 13 116*4 Jan. 31 119
A pr. 9 118
Feb. 24
11754 Sale 117 5s Sale 117
12 Sale 1054 Sale 1054 A i r . 30 ’ 3 54 Ap-. 17 10 Feb. 11 16 Jan. 16
Apr. 29 70
A pr. 29 70
Apr. 29 70
A pr. 29
69
71
70
Jau. 23
6244 Sale
62 5 A pr. 1 63 5 Apr. 15 62 4 M ar. 25 65
4
63 4 Sale
4
4
4
.Ian 2 1 13
100 I 12
____ 115
111
Jan. 28
1 >3
59
A pr. 2 65 54 Apr. 29 55
438.800 70*4 Sale
M ar. 18 77 5 Jan. 3
59 >4 Sale
4
6444 Sale
Apr. 16 61
Sale
62
A pr. 3 6 8
26 10 0 70
64
66
M ar. 18 79*4 Jan. 3
64 4 Sale
3.700| HO
112 112 115 112 A pr. 3 114 Apr. 15 112 M ar. 13 I 1 1*4 Jan. 19
1I I 4 110
4
Sale
Sale
43
1,221.400 46
4254 A pr. 1 4644 Apr. 23 41 '< Jan 281 46*4 Jan. 2
4 4 4 Sale
Apr. 30
Sale
152 500 10
Sale
8 4 A pr. 27 10
10
Jan. 13
944 Sale
844 Apr. 27 11
5
Apr. 6
Sale
4
A pr. 27
8 a le
M ar. 18
9
190 020
4
4
5
4*4 Sale
6 4 Feb
Apr. 6 2.3 4 M ar. 24 41 4 Jan. 10
Sale
17.890 35
4
23 5 25
4
4
20 4 22 4 23 44 Apr. 11 24
7
Apr.
9.544
6
8
6
654 Apr. 22
744
554 M ar. 19 11*4 Jan. 7
11*4 Sale
I o % J ’in I
Apr.
190 500
M a r. 12
19
16 54 A pr. 27 19
1744 Sale
1744 Sale
Sale
21
A pr. 1 22 5 Apr. 15 20'4 M ar. 19 23 4 Jan. 17
65 000
21
4
2154 22
41.500 1344 Sale
Feb. 7
15
11 *4 13 4 13
1344 11 4 A pr. 9 1374 Apr. 21 1 ' *4 M a r .
754 Apr. 1 954 Apr. 23
9
Sale
82.000
7 5 Sale
4
754 Apr. 1 9-4 Jan. 31
9 4 Sale
43
A pr. 27 45 4 Apr. 7 42*4 Jau. 5 49
Feb. 2
537 567 43 4 Sale
Sale
44
43 4 Sale
4
1.012 900 108*4 Sale
4
102 4 Sale 105 5 Sale 100*4 Apr. 2 11144 Apr. 18 07 4 Feb. 17 113*4 M ar. 13
4
Sale
4
1,000.010 1 2
Sa le
12 5 Apr. 16 15 5 Apr. 7 II 4 Jan.
4
13 4 Sale , 14
4
23*4 Feb. 6
Sale 255
250
315 270 310
300 295
Apr. 9 310
Jan. 6
295
255
Sale 130
Sale 125)4 Apr. 2 134*4 Apr. 0 3 , 122
6 8 700 130
M ar. 30 152
Feb. 27
Sale i 126
455 000 38*4 Sale
40 )4 Sale
38*4 Sale
38)3 Apr. 1 4213 Apr. 16 37*4 M ar. 18 44 4 Feb. 13
433.200 70*4 Sale I 73)4 Sale
Jan. 2 80 U M ar. 4
74)3 Sale
72 *4 Apr. 2 76)4 Apr. 15 70
55.800 93)4 Sale I 97 4 Sale
99)4 Sale
97)4 Apr. 1 99)3 Apr. 24 93 4 Jan. 2 9 9 4 Apr. 24
4
Sale
478 700
4
4)3 A pr. 14
4
Sale
3 4 Jan. 2
3 7 Sale
4
3 7 Apr. 2
-4
5 4 Jan 12
11.600 31
3214 25 'A 26)3 25)3 Sale
25)3 Apr. 3 26)4 Apr. 27 2 5 4 M ar. 31 .35 Jan 10
32.310 40
Apr. 3 41)4 Apr. 8 33 4 M ar. 26 42
39
Jan. 15
Sale , 38
39)4 Sale
387
-4
200
114
115
12 0
1 I 5 M r. 25 115
M ar. 25
Apr. 1 45*4 Apr. 24 36
Apr. 1 45*4 Apr. 24
Sale
32 967 43*4 Sale | 36
40
42
36
U Apr. 30
3
21 Jan
140.200
Feb. 28
*3 Apr. 7
1
y»
y<
*4
*4
“ Sale
4
607.200 37 >4 Sale
37 *4 Sale
36 *s Apr. 27 38)4 Apr. 3 36 4 Apr. 27 43*4 Feb. 5
/
36)4 Sale
Apr. 3 11*4 Jan. 17 128 4 Feb. 27
11.700 122 (3 Sale
4
123)3 Sale 123 7 Sale 1 2 1 )3 Apr. 28 127
Apr. 9 116)3 Apr. 30 113 *3 Feb 18 1164 A pr. 30
2 700 113 '4 115
115)4 117*4 116)3 Sale 116
Apr. 15 24 4 M ar. 31 36 4 M ar. 4
Sale
147 400 28U Sale
25
1 27
24)3 Sale
24)3 Apr.
4
Sale
64 H Apr. 27 69 1 Apr. 20 60 4 Jan. 6 8 1 4 M ar. 3
209.900 61
4
61 !4 67
6 ;> )3 Sale
Apr. 14
Apr. 14 117
Feb. 4 1
119
650 1 18 Sale
114
118
117
115
'< Jan. 13
113.900 12 0
Sale 115*3 Apr. 2 123)3 Apr 16 1 1 054 Feb. 4 1234 Apr. 18
Sale
116)3 Sale 1 19
Jan. 16 54 4 Jan. 12
Apr. 1 \ 52
12 900 52*4 53
53 *4 54)4 52)4 Apr. 3 54
52)3 53
Apr. 2 12
Apr. 2
M a r. 1
12
12
1 .1 0 0
28
20
12
21
M a r. 14
10)3 20
20
Apr. 2 217)3 Apr. 9 201 4 M ar .30 231
36.000 218
Sale
206
Sale 208
Jan. 3
214
205
Apr. 6
300
Jan. 9
19)4 21)3 IS
21)3 18)4 Apr. 11 19
184 Apr. 11 23
M b to
2
1 .2 0 0
H Apr. 2
)4
4 M a r. 6
Apr. 14 26 4 Apr. 27 50 4 Feb 11
776 600 46
Sale
35)3 Sale
28)4 Sale
26)3 Apr. 27 37
69
Feb. 11
183 300 79
Sale
Sale
76)3 Sale
66)3 Apr. 27 79)3 Apr. 8 66 4 Apr. 27 04
Feb. 11
569.000 169
166
Sale 146
Sale 131 H Apr. 2 2 175)3 Apr. 7 I3 l 4 Apr. 22 250
Sale
Apr. 9 10044 Apr. 29 1124 Feb. 27
104
10 0
1 0 0 1 3 Apr. 29 104
7.500 10 2
103
105
103
32
Sale
122 500 38*4 Sale
30 Vs Sale
30 '/ Apr. 30 34 % Apr. 16 30 4 Feb. 17 3 9 4 Jan. 17
«
A pr. 1 132
Apr. 1 130
32
Sale 130
M ar. 9 154
150
132
Jan. 8
600 148)4
Apr. 11
Apr. 1 1
A pr. 11
4
4
4
4
5.400
6
4 4 M a r. 2
4*4
4)4
4*4
43 200 23 '4 Sa le
Sale
30
23
Jan. 3 3 0 4 Apr. 21
24*4 Sale
24*4 Apr. 1 30)4 Apr. 21
Sale
M ar. 19 88
697.400 86
80)4 Sale
Jan
2
85)4 Sale
80)4 Apr. 1 86)3 Apr. 29 76
Apr. 29 105
Apr. 9 107
Jan 29 107
105
Apr. 99
1 300j 103)4 107
107
108
108)3 106
Apr. 1 139)4 Apr. 25 114 4 M ar. 30 1394 A pr. 25
276.730 124
Sale
118)3 Sale 138)3 Sale 118
Apr. 27 122 4 Jan. 2 138
128
3 200, 12 2 * 4
7 13S
A pr. 27
Sale
41
500 400 40*4 Sale
36)3 Sale
35 7 Apr. 2 41 J3 Apr. 17 33 4 M ar. 30 44 4 Feb. 5
4
Apr. 14 92*4 M ar. 30 97 4 Jan. 13
Apr. 2 97
52.500 95)3 Sale
95
93*4 Sale
95)4 93
30
Apr. 2 2 37)4 Apr. 2 1
Feb. 17 39
Sale
33
33
34
Jan. 7
81 400 38
35)4 Sale
Apr. 3
Apr. 16 46
A pr. 16 46 4 Jan. 5
9 800 46
44
47
44)3 Sale
45)3 46
3.968.930 120)4 Sale
115)3 Sale 113)4 Sale 112)4 Apr. 30 118)4 Apr. 18 1124 M ar. 30'1294 Jan. 23
Sale 124)3 Sale 122)4 Apr. 14 124)3 Apr. 30 122 4 Feb. 16 1264 Jan. 26
52.900 122*4 Sale ,123
Apr. 7 52)3 Apr. 24 51 4 M ar. 24 56
3.700 54
Feb. 7
55
51)3 53)4 52)4 54 'A 52
Apr. 1 1054 Apr. 21 1104 M ar. 9
Sale 105)3 108)4 105)4 Apr. 2 1 108
8 .2 0 0 1 0 1 ^ 109
108
Apr. 1 85)3 Apr. 13 82
83
Sale
M ar. 19 92
19.100 87 !4 Sale
83
Jan. 15
83)4 85
Apr. 30 41 4 Feb. 17 102
712.900 43*4 Sale
Sale
Apr. 30
65)4 Sale 10 0
64)4 Apr. 3 102
97.500 30 H Sale
M ar. 18 31 4 Jau. 3
J*
26)4 Sale
26)4 Apr. 30 27)4 Apr. 15 26
26)4 Sale
__ _____
19)3
174 M ar. 19 21 4 Jan. 3
500 2 0 14 2 2
15
20
16
Apr. 1 60)4 Apr. 27 60
Apr. 1 65 4 Jan. 5
900 65
Sale
60
62
60
69)4 60
69 700
Apr. 1/1 2 4 M ar. 23
2
2)4 Apr. 7
5
A pr. 17
2)4 Sale
4)3 Sale
5
2)4
1)3 Apr. 18
2*3 Apr. 1 <
3
3
1 300
1<
4
1)4
*4
1 !4
1 4 Feb. 25
2 4 A pr. 18
Sale
10>3 Apr. 3 20*4 Apr. 17
124.200 10
10)4 10 Vs 1714 Sale
8 4 Jan. .6 2 0 4 Apr. 17
Apr. 2 1 ' 4
1.000
10
4
10
20
15
10)4 Apr. 1 1 18
M ar. 25 18
A pr. 21
5,000
1)4 A pr. 8
2)3 Apr. 18,
Jan. 17
2)4
1)4
1
)3
1)4
1 y
1)4
2 4 A pr. 18
1
1
10 0
2
2)4
M
4 M ar. 4
4 M a r. 4
Apr. 23 35
Apr. 23 35
35
800 40
45
40
33
37
35
A pr. 23 4 3 4 Jan. 6
80
400 79
73
79
79
73
M ar. 7 79 4 Jan. 12
--I 75
224.300
12)4 Apr. 1 15)4 Apr. 15
8)4 Sale
12)4 Sale
12)4 Sale
7 4 Jan. 13 15)4 Apr. 15
. 1 8
7
100
6
10
10
M ar. 20
M a r. 30
Sale
Apr. 1 88)3 Apr. 14 80
342 67
80
A pr. 1 8 8 4 A pr. 14
73
80
80
90
87.400 18 J3 Sale
16)4 A pr. 25 17)4 Apr. 13 154 M ar. 23 19*, Jau. 3
16*4 Sale
16)4 Sale
Sale 116
A pr. 30 119
Apr. 16 116
3.975
116
A pr. 30 126
115)4 118
Feb. 25
Sale
6 8 ,0 0 0
38
Sale
38
37)4 Apr. 1 41)4 A pt. 7 37 4 M a r. 30 15*4 Feb 26
18.150
96)4 Sale
99)3 100)4 96)4 A pr. 1 100)3 Apr. 18 94 4 Feb. 11 1004 A pr. 18
109
112
109
112
109
26.500 18
17 4 Jan.
194 Jan. 31
A pr. 17 51
Apr. 17 51
3.200
M ar.
51)3 53)4 51)4 54)3 51
57 4 Feb. 9
1.800 12*4 12)4
12)3 Sale
1 12)3 Apr.
1
13
12)3 12)4 12)3 A pr.
124 Jan.
Jan. 31
Sale 116)4 Sale 116
Apr.
7.690 111)4 114*4 116
1 116)4 Apr. 2 2 1134 Jan.
,1164 A pr. 22
103
104
2 1 105)3 Anr.
1.700 104
105
8 104
Jan. 2711064 M a r. 24
Sale 130)4 Sale 118
Apr. 1 135
Apr. 23 116 4 Jan. 2135
118
183.700 116)4 Sale
A p r. 23
Apr. 9 100)3 Apr. 14 97
43.200 107)4 Sale
99)4 Sale
97
A pr
98)4 Sale
9 1134 Jan. 7
Sale
67
Sale
706.400 IX Vs Sale
67
66)3 Apr. 2 69)4 Apr. 15 6 6 4 M ar. 28 84
Jan. 3
Apr. 16 83
Apr. 23 79 4 M ar. 30 8 6
78
85
2 .2 0 0
83
81
81)4 85
Jan. 5
19.300
9)3 Sale
9)4 Apr. 1 11 )4 Apr. 17
9 4 A pr. 1 14 Jan. 29
10)4 10)4
20)3 Sale
1 22)4 Apr. 17
21.600
21)4 Sale
20)3 Apr.
1 9 4 M ar. 31 23
Jan. 29
Aprl 7 2 5 4 M ar. 31 3 1 4 Feb. 2
25 H Sale
Sale
26)4 Sale
174.500 28
25)4 A pr. 1 28
Sale
A pr. 1 63)3 Apr. 15 57 4 M ar. 30 76
Sale
59
Sale
316.400 71
61
59
Jan. 13
)3 Sale
90.010
)3 A pr. 1
V. Apr. 3
a
1)4 Sale
4 Jan. 30
)3
%
1 4 Jan. 10
1.0 0 0
Jan. l9
18 4 Feb. 24 32
174.967
Jan. 19
4 Jan. 13
2
5
Jan. 13 17
29.525
Jan. 17
Sale
12)3 Sale
16
12)4 A pr. 1 16)4 Apr. 17
1.391.400 10*4 Sale
9 4 Jan. 26 16*4 A pr. 17
Sale
Apr. 2 94 % Apr. 16 72 4 Jan. 28 9414 Apr. 16
86
404.100 76)4 Sale
89)4 Sale
85
10)4 Sale
6)3 Sale
5)4 A pr. 28 10)4 Apr. 1
152.200
7)4 Sale
5 4 Apr. 28 13*4 M ar 7
Apr. 24 34)3 Apr. 1 18
34)3 Sale
21)3 Sale
18
Apr. 24 60
107.800 18
20
M ar 7
Sale
28
30
20
22)3 Apr. 3 26)3 Apr. 2
10 300
18
Mar • 4 42
M ar. 7
Sale 116)4 Apr. 9 122)4 Apr. 29 1124 Jan. 28 125)4 Jan. 7
118)3 Sale 1 2 2
379.700 124)4 Sale
Sale
48
42)4 Apr. 27 51)4 Apr. 15 4 2 4 Apr. 27 79)4 Jan. 2
43)3 Sale
672.900 78)4 Sale
82
A pr. 6 84
A pr. 24 79
79
Apr. 6 88
3.900 85
88
81 )3 84)3 79
Jan. 9
A pr. 7 71
Apr. 15 65
70)4 Sale
A pr. 7 76)4 Feb. 1 1
8.700 72)4 75
67)3 68 % 65
99.700 22)4 Sale
16)4 Sale
18)3 Sale
16)3 A pr. 1 20)4 Apr. 15, 16
M ar . 30 23*3 Jan. 2
Apr. 1 50
Sale
Apr. 16
47
40.000 45)4 Sale
. 30 52)4 Feb. 7
48)3 48)4 47
35
36
34)4 Apr. 13 35)4 A pr. 15' 33 4 Feb 18 42
Jan. 3
21,900 39*4 Sale
35)3 37
A pr. 181 63
Sale
63)4 A pr. 30 67
M ar..27 76*3 Feb. 13
Sale
65
63)4 Sale
32,600 70
* Ex-dividend, a This price is after distribution o f dividends in shares o f U nited Cigar Store at the rate o f 38.85 shares for 100 shares o f United
Retail Stores, c Ex-300% in stock!

Par Shares.
Shell Transport & Trad _. £2
400
Shell Union O il_______no par
88.380
1,400
Preferred______________ 100
Sherwin-Williams p ref___10 0
200
Simms Petroleum_________ 10
81.500
Simmons C o______________ nopar 13.500
Preferrd_____________ 100
200
Sinclair Con Oil Corp.no par
132.200
Preferred_____________ 10 1
2.000
Skelly Oil C o ______________25
54,100
Sloss-Sheffield St’l & I . . 100
9.700
Preferred______________ 10 0
400
So Porto Rico Sugar____ 100
2,100
Preferred_____________ 100
100
Spalding 1st pref________ 10 0
100
Spicer M fg C o ____________nopar 57,400
Preferred______________ 100
700
Standard Gas & Elec.no par
59.900
Preferred
__________ 5
1.300
Standard M illin g________ 100
1.500
Preferred______________ 100
600
Standard Oil o f C a lif_____ 2.'
55.600
Standard Oil of N J _____ . 25
148.000
Preferred....................
100
7.100
Stand PlateG lassctfs.no P"
8.700
Preferred______________ 10 0
200
Sterling Products____ no par
4.300
Stern Bros pref___________1 0 :
Stewart Warn C orp__no par
6 8 800
Stromberg Carburet, .no par
3.000
Studchaker Corp. pref_ 100
_
1.000
N e w _______________ no par
391 .500
Submar Boat Corp___no pa
27.900
Superior O il__________no par
16.100
S ii perior Steel.................. 100
1.108
Sweets Co o f America new 50
744
Symington temp ctfs.no pa
34.000
Class A ________ ___ no pa
10.700
Telautogr Corp ctfs._no pa
3.500
Tenn Cop & ('h em ___no pur
30.200
Texas Company (T h e )___25
49.600
Texas Gulf Sulphur_______10
209.100
Tex Pacific Coal & O il____ 10
102 300
Texas Pacific Land Tr_.100
105
Tidewater Oil___________ 100
6.600
Timken Roller Bear..no par
77.600
Tobacco Prod Corp_____ 100
36.700
Tem p ctfs Class A _.1 0 0
6.300
Transcon Oil ctfs_____ no par
61.500
Tran A Williams Steel.no par
1.300
Underwood Typ ew riter___25
7.600
Preferred___________ 100
Union Bag & Paper_____ 100
15.000
Union O il_____ _______ no par
13.100
Union Oil. California_____ 2 '
37.100
Union Tank C ar________ 100
2 .2 0 0
Preferred___________ 100
200
United Alloy Steel___ no par
10 700
United Cigar Stores______ 25
20.400
Preferred______________ 10i
10 0
United D rug____________ 100
42 600
1st preferred___________ 50
3.400
United D.vewood________100
10 0
United Fruit____________ 100
6.800
United Paperboard C o . .100
200
R ights_________________
10 0
Universal P ip e____________ nopar 83 800
I Teferred___________ 10 0
1 C 200
f
U S Cast iron Pipe & F . .100
163.900
Preferred_____ _________ 100
1.300
U S Distrib C orp_____ no par
27.400
Preferred___________ 100
10 0
U S Express___________ 100
20 0
U S Hoffman M ach____ nopar
24.800
U S Indus Alcohol..........100
208 400
400
Preferred______________ 100
115.400
U S Realty & Im provt-.lO O
700
Preferred___________ 100
U 8 Rubber.................. 10 0
104.200
1 st preferred________10 0
11.400
7.400
U 8 Smelt Refg & M g ____ 50
Preferred_______________ 50
1 .600
United States Steel_____ 100
581.630
1 0 .1 0 0
Preferred______________ 100
U S Tobacco_________ no par
700
Preferred___________ 100
500
Utah Copper______________ 10
11.500
Utah Securities__________ 100
113.400
Vanadium C orp______ no par
10 ,0 0 0
Van Raalte_________ .. n o par
1 st preferred________10 0
600
43.300
Va-Caro Chemical___no par
C ertificates_______________
300
70.100
Preferred______________ 100
Preferred certificates_____
900
■Class B __________________
2.400
B certificates_____________
V a iron Coal & C oke____ 100
10 0
Preferred______________ 100
Vlvaudou (V ) Inc____ no par
88.600
Vulcan Detinning________ 100
342
Vulcan Detinning. pref. .100
15.700
W aldorf System_____ no par
900
W ard Baking Class A .no par
12.800
Class B ____________ no par
P re ferred ______________ 10 0
5,000
Washburn Crosby, pref. .100
Weber & Heilbroner..n o par
N e w . ____ . ____no par
100
100
W ells Fargo Express______ 1
1,800
W est Elec 7% cum p r e f..100
West Penn Pow pref____100
200
Western Union T e leg____100
60.400
Westinghouse Air B ra k e..50
5.200
33.800
Westinghouse El & M f g . . 50
200
1st preferred___________ 50
8.800
W esting’se Elec Instr.no par
8.400
Class A _____________no par
14.200
W hite Eagle Oil & R ..n o par
36.800
W hite M o to r______________ 50
6.600
Wickwire-Spen S teel..n o par
Preferred______________ 100
R ig h t s ________________
Preferred rights______
757,300
W illys-Overland______ ____ 5
131,100
N ew preferred_________ 10 0
39.200
Wilson & Co nc v t C-.no par
22.700
Preferred______________ 100
3.100
Certificates p referred .. 100
121,200
W oolworth (F W ) ________ 25
67,100
W orthington P & M ____ 100
900
Preferred A ____________100
1.400
Preferred B ____________100
16.000
W right Aeronautic___no par
3,400
W rigley (W m J r )____ no par
800
Y ello w C ab_______________ 10
Youngstown Sheet & Tu be.
3,200




Ask
Shares
Bid.
Sale
16.200 43
1.988.080 22 % Sale
11,900 9914 Sale
300 104
Sale
660 800 23
Sale
89.700 33
900
270.970 1744 Sale
14.450 78’4 Sale
696.600 24 5 Sale
4
104.320 82 4 Sale
4
3.100 95 4 Sale
13.000 62
65
700 98 4 100
4
300 9 *4 100
115.200 17 4 Sale
4
2.200 96
97
256,100 40 4 Sale
4
5 500
8 700
71 4 '72
4
1.250 81 4 86
4
3
594.700 62 7 Sale
1,229.300 40 4 Sale
33.100 11744 Sale
39 300 154* Sale
200
Sale
26.100 63

Bid.
4054
2354
1004
1044
2144
33
102 44
1854
8544
23
8144
91
70*4

5
3
0

11
7

4

4
4

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G eneral Quotations
OF

B O N D S A N D STOCKS
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 th®
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 o f issue. As the N ew Y o rk Stock
Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices f‘and interest,” we have adopted the same method and no longer em ploy a designating
mark to indicate the fact except where there is a deviation from this rule, The reader w ill 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. A ll others are per cent except bank stock prices, which are quoted p r share unless otherwise stated.
5. I t should be borne in mind in the use o f 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 endorsel, “ cons” for con­
solidated, “ conv’ , for convertible, “ s f ” for sinking fund, “ 1 g ” for land grant, “ op” for optional.
7. T h e black-faced typ e in the letters showing the interest period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
N O T IC E .— A ll b o n d prices are “ and in te r e s t” ex cep t w h ere m ark ed “ f ” a n d incom e a n d d e fa u lte d bonds.
B onds.

Bid.

R A IL R O A D B O N D S
Bonds of companies consol’d are
often under the consolidated name.
Adirondack— See D el & Hudson
Akron & Barb B elt g 4s 1942. J& D
A k Cant & Youngst 6s 1930..J&J
99
A la G t South 1st 5s Dec ’27. .J&J 100 34
Gen M 5s Dec 1 1927 £___J&D
9534
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A ___J&D
101
B elt R y o f Chatt 5s 1945..J&J
95
Ala Midland— See A tl Coast Line
Alabama N Orl T & P June—
“ A ” deb 5s g '40 red T O .M & N
96
" B ” deb g 5s ’40 red T O .M & N . 95
“ C ” deb g 5s N o v 1 1940.A&O If 93
Alabama Tennessee & Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948_________J&J
79 34
Gen income 6s Oct 1948..
26
Alabama & Vicksburg R y —
BBlst M g 5s 1974 series A ..M & N
10034
Albany & Susq— See Del & Hud
Allegheny Valley— See Penn R R
Alleg & W est— See B u ff R & P
Allentown Term s 4s 1919
101
E xt at 6% to 1929.. . ..J & J
A lton Bridge— See St C M & St L
67
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1955_____ Q-J
97
6% notes M a r 15 1930..M&S15
5,60
Eq tr 6s July 15 ’25-’35. J&J 15
Ark & M em R y Brge & Term —
91
1st M 5s 1964_____________M&S
Aroostook N or— 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 34
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
91
Gen m tge gold 4s 1955— A & O
84
Adjustment 4s July 1 '9 5 .-N o v
84 34
Stamped_______________ M & N
Conv g 4sof ’09 due ’55 opt J&D
83 V
Conv g 4s o f 1905 due ’55. J& D
83 Vs
C onv g 4s o f 1960_________ J&D
84 34
88 Yi
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958___J&J
93 a
Cal-Ariz 1st& r f 4 34s '62 op M&S
Series B _____________________ If 90
E Okla D iv 1st g 4s '2 8 .-M&S
9934
Hutch & So 1st g 5s 1928..J&J
87'
Rocky M t D iv 4s 1965___J&J
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940____ A& O
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix
100 34
1st g 5s 1942___________ M & S
Atlanta Birm & Atlantic—
37
Income 5s N o v 1 1930-..
42 X
A t l & Birm 1st g 5s 1934.-J&J
Certificates o f deposit______
•42 34
A tlanta & Chari A L — See Sou R y
A tl Knox & Cin— See Lou & Nash
A tl K nox & N or— See Lou & Nash
A tlantic & Dan— See South R R
Atlantic C ity — See Reading Co
Atlantic Coast Line Co o f Conn—
C erts Indebt 5s irredeem .J&D / 9734
A tla n tic Coast Line R R —
1st cons 4s July 1 1952.M&S
9434
Col tr g 4s Oct 1 ’52 op .M & N
87 34
88
Conv deb 4s '39 op ’ 16 -M & N
Gen unif ser A 434 s '64.J& D
93 3
4
7% notes M a y 15 '30 M & N 15 10634
5%
Eq 614s Feb '36 (y r )- .F & A
5.20
E q 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35_J&.J 15
AJa M id — 1st gu g 5s’28M & N 10134
A tlantic Coast Line o f S C —
92
Gen 1st g 4s July ’4 8 .-J&J
109
N E o f S C 6s 1933. — J&J
Brun & W est 1st 4s ’38 -.J& J
9314
Char & Sav gen 7s 1936. J&J 11634
88
Fla So 1st g gu 4s '45___J&J
100
N or & Car 5s 1939____ A&O
P e t’b ’g— Class A 5s g '26. J&J 100
101
Class B 6s g 1926____ A& O
94
Rich & Peters 434s '4 0 .A&O
10814
Sav Fla& W 1st g 6s '3 4 .A&O
1st M g 5s 1934_____ A&O
10114
W il & W e i gen g 5s ’3 5 .-J&J 101
90
Gen m tge g 4s 1935___J&J
A tlantic & Yadkin— See South R y
Aug Term — See Chari & W Car
Austin & N orth w ’n— See So Pac
B alt Ches & Atlan— See Pa R R
B alt & Cumb Val R R 6s '2 9 --J&J 100
100
E x 1st M 6s July 1931____ J&J
B alt & Harrisb— See W est M d
Baltim ore & Ohio—
9914
Prior lien 334s g 1925----- J&J
8J14
1st M 4s g Jul,
10114
1st M 5s July 1 1948_____ A&O
Conv 414s 1933 red 1923-M&S
9234
R e f & gen 5s 1995 series A . J&D
8814
R e f & gen 6s 1995 series C .J& D
10234
10-yr 6s July 1929----------- J&J 10214
E q tr 414s 1926-40 (y r )..M & N b 4.20 t
E q tr 5s 1925-37 (y r )------F& A
E q tr 5s 1926-38 (y r )----- F & A l
Eq tr 6s ’26-’35 (y r )___J&J 15 b 5.35
P itt Jc & M d iv 3 14s g ’25 M & N
9934

b Basis.

Ask.

Th is price includes accrued interest,




B onds

Bid.

Baltimore & Ohio ( Concluded)—
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941. .M & N
88
S W D iv 1st g 3J4s 1925-.-J&J 100
Central Ohio—
Reorg 1st con g 414s’30.M & S
10014
Ohio R iv R R — 1st g 5s ’36.J&D
100
Gen gold 5s 1937_______A&O
9834
Sch R iv East Side 4s 1925. J&D
100
Staten Isl R y 434s 1943.-J& D
69
Toledo & Cin D iv 4s 1959.-J&J
7414
W Va & Pitts 1st 4s g '90.A& O
8234
Bangor & Aroostook—
99
96
98
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943____ J&J
72
96
Cons refund g 4s 1951____ J&J
93
M edford E xt 5s 1937____ M & N
Piscat D iv g 5s Jan 1943. .A & O
89
St Johns R iv E x t gu 5s ’39 .F & A
89
32
Van Bur E xt 5s g Jan '43. A&O
92
Washburn E xt 1st 5s ’39 --F & A
89
10114
Aroostook N or 5s g 1947.-A & O
87
N or M aine Seaport 5s '3 5 .A & 0 . 89
B attle Creek & Stur— See M ich C!
Bedford Belt— See Chic M & St P
Beech Creek— See N Y C & HudR
Bellingham B ay & British Col—
1st g 5s D ec 1 1932______ J&D
85
6734
99
Belt R R & Stk Y ds (In d ’p’lis)—
1st r e f gold 4s 1939______ M & N
85
5.30%
Belt R y o f C batt— See Ala Gr So
9114 Belvidere Del— See Pennsylvania
Bennington & R u tl’d— See R u tl’d
Big Sandy R y — See Ches & Ohio
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.M &S
8134
Bolivia R y 1st 5s 1927____ -J&J
Boonville St Louis & Southern—
73
1st M 5s 1951___________ F& A
10434
9134 Boston & Albany 5s Oct ’63-.J& J
9034
5s June 1942______________ J&D
10234
5s July 1 1938______________J&J 10134
84 3
4
97
434s July 1937_____________J&J
8434
84 34
4s M a y 1 1933 gu N Y C .M & N
9434
4s M a y 1 1934 gu N Y C .M & N
9354
89'
4s M a y 1 1935 gu N Y C .M & '
93 34
95
81
334s Jan 11951_____
--J&
95
R e f 334s 1952 gu N Y C ..A & <
8034
991. Boston & Low ell 434s Feb ’33. J&
78
77
4s April 1932 A&<
65
Bostoii & M aine— 434 s g ’44.J&
78
434s April 1 1929_________ A&<
79
4s Sept 1 1926______
M&i
75
4s Feb 1 1937_____________F&.
56
4s Aug 1942________
F&7
45
3s July 1950...............
J&.
87
6s Jan 1 1933______________ J&
3814
4i
82
1st & ref M 6s ser C 1929.-J&
82
44
Series D 6s 1929_________ J&
82
Series F 6s 1930______ .. J & l
82
Series G 6s 1929___________ J&
82
Series H 6s 1930_________ M & E
87
Series I 7s 1931___________ J&
87
Series J 7 s 1931__________ A&C
5.90
Equip 534s 1925-1927___F&A
6.10
E q tr 6s 1925-38 (y ea r)_ _ J & I
Ports G t F & Con 4 H s’37.J&T
75
i o s & N Y A L — See N Y N H & H
94
88
Joston Rev B & L 4J4s ’2 7 .-J&J
8J
93
’.ridge’ n & Saco R 1st 4s ’28.J&l
3
urns & W — See A tl Coast Line
106 V iuffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941___J&J
1st con 5s 1961___________ J&J
4.80%
5% Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh—
General 5s g 1937________M & S
10134
10114
Con g 434s 1957_________ M & N
8034
5%
Eq 6s ser K 1925-33 (s-a)-F& A
4.90
Equip 4s series G 1929___A&O
8254
A l& W e s t 4s g guar 1998-A& O
Clear & M 1st 5s g gu 1943-J&J
9834
Buffalo & Southwest— See Erie
B uff & Susquehanna R R Corp—
80
1st 4s Dec 30 1963_________ J&J
Burl Ced Rap & N o— See C R I& P
91
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s’44_F&A
100
California N W 5s 1928 g u .-A & O
111
100
Cam & Clear— 1st 5s g 1941-J&J
84
Gen M g 4s 1955_______ F & A
99
Cambria & Ind— 1st 5s ’36.M & N
101
Gen mtge 6s 1944_________ F & A
5.50
Eq tr 534s 1926-38 (year) .M &N
Canada A tl— See Grand Trunk
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A .A & O
10234
Canadian National Railways—
93
434s Sept 15 1954 ...M & S 1 5
98)4
4% guar gold notes 1927.-J&J
98
5-year 434s Feb 15 1930.F&A15
96
100
10-yr 4)4s Feb 15 1935.F&A15
Equip tr 7s M a y 1 1935.-M & N
8914
4.25
102
Equip trust 434s 1925-39--J&J
9214 Canadian Northern—
1st con deb 4s 1930 g u ..J & D 3 0
9454
8814
S F deb 7s 1940...............-J&D 116 V
103
S F deb 6)4s 1946.............. J&J 11754
103 3
4
5.35
Equipment 4 34s various______
o 4.80 |
5.10
4.80%
E q 6s July’25-Jan’29 ser B.J&J
Canadian N W 4 34s Oct 22 1943
4.80%
9154
Manitoba S E 1st 4s £ ’29 .F & A
5.05%
88"
Winnipeg Term g 4s 1939 g . J&J
9914

Ask.

8834
10034
9934

7434
8134
98
7334
95
91
92
95
91
92
92

87

8334

68
80
81
59'

88 *

5.25%
5.60%

102
8034
4.75%
4.60%
83 34

81
92

102"

5.25%
10254
9334
9844
9834
9634

111

k Last sale.

I In London,

112

4%
96
117
118
5.20%
4.80%
93

n Nom inal,

B onds
Canadian Pacific—
Cons deben 4s perpetual--J&J
7954
E q tr 434s 1925-1928_____ J&J b 4.75
Eq tr 6s Oct ’25-’32 (s a )..A & O b
5%
Aroostook Val 434s 1929.F & A
___
N ew Brunsw 1st g 5s 1934.F&A If 98
Cons deb 4s perpetual..J& J If 78
Ont & Que deb gu 5s perp. J& D If 99
Carb & Shaw— See Illinois C ent’l
Carolina Cent— See Seab Air Line
Caro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938.-J&J 100
1st cons 6s 1952 Ser A ..J & D 1 5 107
Equip 5s 1925-1937 s-a__A & 0 6
5%
Eq 5s 1925-1933 s-a_____ J& D b
5%
E q tr 6s 1926-’35 (yrly).J & J 15 b 5.40
Carolina & Yadkin River—
1st s f 5s 1962___________ J& D
Carthage & Adiron— See N Y C
89
Catawissa cons g 4s 1948____ A&O
Central Argentine R y L td—
Conv g 6% notes 1927____ F & A
9934
Cent Ark & East— See St L S W
Cent Branch R y — See M o Pac
Central o f Georgia—
1st M g 5s N o v 1 1945____ F& A
10134
101
Cons gold 5s 1945______ M & N
10-yr 6% sec gold bds 1929 J&D
10234
101
R e f & gen 534s 1959 ser B .A & O
E q 434s July ’25-Jan ’26. J&J 64.70%
8.334
Chat D iv gold 4s 1951.
J&D
Macon & N o r g 5s 1946____ J&J
9934
M id Ga & A t l 1st 5s 1947.-J&J
97 V
M obile D iv g 5s 1946_____ J&J
10034
Oconee D iv 1st g 5s 1945.-J&D
95
Cent R R & Bkg 5s 1937. .M & N
9 ’>34
Chattahoochee & G 5s ’3 0 .. J&J
95
Chat R & South g 5s 1947.-J&J
95
Eatonton Br 5s g 1926___J&D
95
Ocean S S Co ext 7s 1930.-J&J
Cent o f N E— See N Y N H & H
Central of N ew Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s ’8 7 .-J&J 109
5.25
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35-.J&J15
Am er Dock & Im pt 5s 1921
E xt at 6% to 1936______ J&J 107
99 V
L eh & W -B Coal con 4s ’25 J&D
Con g 4s 1930__________ J&D
Con g 4s 1935__________ J&D
9334
N Y & L Br gen 4s 1941--M&S
90/s
General gold 5s 1941___M & S
Central Ohio— See B alt & Ohio
Central Pacific— See So Pacific
Central Vermont R y —
R e f M 5s 1930 guar_____ M&S
9334
5.50
E q tr 5s Oct ’25 ’32 s-a___A& O
Charles & Sav— See A t l Coast L
Chari & W Car 1st 5s 1946.-A& O
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s ’4 7 .-A& O
Chateaugay R y — See D el & H
Chattahoochee & G ulf— See Cent o f Ga
Chat Rome & Sou— See Cent o f Ga R y
81
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu__J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
1st ccns g 5s 1939________M & N
10234
90
General 434s gold 1992___ M&S
Conv g 434s 1930 op 1915 F& A
9634
100
Gen fund & im pt 5s 1929.-J&J
Conv g 5s 1946__________ A&O
10334
4.60
E q tr4 3 4 sJ u ly 15 ’25-’26 J&J15
4.60
E q tr 434s N o v ’25-’2 7 -.M & N
4.60
E q tr 434s D ec ’25-’26___J&D
5%
E q tr 5s M a r 15 ’26-’38-M&S15
5.05
E q t r 534s ’26-’37 (y r ly ).- J & D
5.35
E q tr 6s 1926-35 (yrly)..J& J15
5-10
E q 634s 1925-’35 (ann)--J& D
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940-J&J
9834
Potts Creek 4s 1946_____ J&J
83 34
R & A D iv 1st con g 4s ’89 .J&J
8434
80
2d con g 4s 1989
___J&J
W arm Sp Val 1st 5s g ’41 .M&S
9334
Coal R iv R y 1st 4s gu ’45. J&D
8434
Elevator Co g 4s gu 1938.A& 0
75
86
B ig Sandy R y 1st g 4s ’44. J&D
Greenb R y 1st g gu 4s ’40 M & N
8634
Raleigh & S W 1st 4s ’3 6 .-J&J
91
W est Poc Corp 1st 434s ’45 F & A 1 90
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
98
1st M 5s 1945 guar_____ A& O
Chesterfield & Lane 1st 5s ’ 55F&A
60
Chic & A lton 1st 3 34s 1950.- J&J f 5334
C tfs o f dep Jan ’23 coup attach. / 51
R R refunding g 3s 1949.-A & O / 63
C ertificates o f deposit—
Stpd as to Oct 1924 in t-------/ 60 34
Stpd as to A pr 1925 in t-------/ 5934
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35
(yearly) ______________ J&J15 6 5.70
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
Gen M 4s 1958__________ M&S
9134
101V
1st & re f g 5s 1971 ser A . .F & A
5.25
E q t r 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35-.J&J15
Illinois D iv 334s’ 49 op ’29 J&J
8434
4s July 1 1949__________ J&J
9134
Nebraska E x t 4s 1927____ M & N
9934
Chic & East 1 1 (new co)
1
Gen M 5s M a y 1951.........M & N
7534

90"

s Sale price.

Ask.
8034
4.35%
4.75%

100
80

101

10134
108
434%
4.75%
5.15%

JO
10034

103 V
10134
4.30%

100
9734

109
6%
108

9434
5.10%

83

102
9034

101
10334
4.25%
4.30%
4.25%
4.75%
4.80%

5.05%
4.85%

9834
85

93
70
5434
52
63 34
6234
5.35%
10134
5%
8534
94

101

7534

n

RAILROAD BONDS

M a y , 1925]

NOTICE.— All bond prices are "and interest” except where marked “I” and income and defaulted bonds.
B onds

Bid.

Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934___ A&O
107 3s
E q 534s Sept 1925______ M & S 6 4.50
Chic & I C R y — 1st 5s 1936. J&J
62
Chic Grt West— 1st 4s 1959-M&S
Chic Ham & W est 1st 6s ’ 27-J&J
10134
Chic & I C R y — See Chic & E 1 1
1
Chicago Indiana & Southern R y
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar ..J & J
8794
Ind 1 1 & la 1st g 4s 1950--J&J
1
90
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
R e f M g 6s 1947 series A ..J & J
10934
R e f M g 5s 1947 series B ..J & J
100
R e f M g 4s 1947 series C ..J & J
87
90
1st & gen 5s 1966_______ M & N
1st & gen 6s M a y ’66 ser B_ J&J 102 34
Equip tr 6s ’26-’35 (yr)-_J& J15 b 5.45
Indianap & Lou 1st 4s '56--J& J
7734
Monon Coal gu 5s ’36 op t-J& D
55
Ch I & St L Sh L — See C C C & S tL
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—■
1st M 434s 1969 opt 1919-J&D
92 34
88
Chic M em p & G u lf 5s 1940--J&J
Chic M ilw & Puget Sound—
44
1st M g 4s 1949 guar.-J& J-Q -J
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul—
Gen g 4s A M a y 1 1989___J&J
7694
Gen & ref 434s Jan 2014--A&O
4434
Conv 5s Jan 2014 ser B .- F & A
45 3
4
102
1st sec 6s 1934____________ J&J
6634
Gen g 334s B M a y 1 1989--J&J
Gen 434s M a y '89 series C-J&J
8334
Deb gold 4s July 1 1934----J&J
4434
45 3
4
Conv deb 4 ^ s ’32 opt ’22-J&D
Gold bonds 4s 1925 opt ’22. J&D
4634
m European loan 4s 1925--J& D m 4634
Equip tr 6s 1926-35 (yr) J&J15 66.00%
90
Bedford Belt 5s____________1938
Chic & M o R iv 1st 5s 1926-J& J
97 94
Milwaukee & Northern—
1st ext 434s '34 (blu e)__J& D
8534
Cons 6s 1934 3xt at 434 %
84
to 1934 (brow n)___J&D
Chic & N o r M — See Pere M arq
Chicago & N orth W e s te rn Gen M 334s g 1987______ M & N
73 34
Gen M gold 4s 1987_____ M & N
82 34
Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax
82 3
4
10134
Gen MT 5s ’87 stpd inc tax.M & N
100
Sinking fund deb 5s 1933-M & N
Sinking fund 6s 1929_____ A&O
10434
100 3
4
5s 1929_________________ A&O
Exten bonds 4s 1926___ F&A15
9834
107
10-year 7s June 1 1930____ J&D
10834
15-year 634 s M a r 1936___M&S
1st & ref 5s M a y 2037____ J&D
90 3
4
E q tr 6s ’26-’35 ser M (y r )_ J & D 6 5.35
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35--J&J15 6 5.35
E q tr 634s 1926-36 ser J ..M & S 6 5.15
E q tr 634s 192 1-36 ser K .A & O 6 5.15
95
Des Plaines Val 434s 1947.M&S
Frem E lk & M o V 6s ’3 3 --A& O
10734
8734
la M in n & N W 1st 334s’35.J&J
M a n ito w G B & N W 3 H s ’41-J&J
8294
M ilw Lake Shore & Western—
E xt & im ps f g 5s 1929--F & A
9934
M il Sparta& N W 1st 4s ’47.M&S
8734
M il& State Line Ist334s’41-J&.T
8094
99
Peoria & N W 3 ^ s 1926--M&S
99
Prin & N orth w 334s 1926--J&J
103
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948--J&J
St Paul East Gr T r 434s’47.J&J
9334
Sioux C ity & Pac 334s '3 6 .F & A
8694
Chicago Peoria & St Louis—
Prior lien gold 434 s 1930--M&S
1734
Certificates o f deposit______
17 34
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac Railway—
8334
General gold 4s 1988______ J&J
8794
R e f g 4s 1934 opt to 1911 ..A & O
101 34
534 % notes 1926-........... -.J & D
993-8
5% notes 1929_____________J&J
5% notes 1929___________ M & S
9934
E q tr 6s Jan 15 1926-35-J&J15 6 5.55
Eq tr 5s 1925-38 (s-a)____ J&D 6 5.10
E q tr 5s Oct ’25-’34 (s-a) _ - A & O 6 5.10
Eq 434s 1925-July’27 (s-a)-J&J 6 4.80
Burl Cedar Rapids & N orth—•
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g ’34. A&O
1003-s
Choctaw Oklahoma & G u lf—
100
Consol gold 5s 1952____ M & N
9*
Choc & M em ph 5s 1949___J&J
Peoria R y T er 4s ’37 gu op-J& J
7834
86
R I A r & La 434s 1934____ M&S
Rock Isl & Peoria 6s 1925--J&J
8334
8 t P & K C 8 h L 4 H s ’4 1 --F & A
Keok & Des M — 1st 5s ’23.A & O
Certificates o f deposit______ / 8494
Stamped as to interest____ / 82
Chic St L & N O— See 1 1 Central
1
Chic St L & Pitts— See Penn Co
Chic St Paul M inn & Omaha—
10294
Cons 6s June 1 1930___ J&D
Cons 6s red to 3 H s 1930--J& D
9234
Deb gold 5s M a r 1 1930--M&S
Stamped_____________________
E q 6s 1926-35 (ann)____J&J15 6 5.45
E q tr 7s 1926-31 series B ..J & J 6 5.35
N orth Wisconsin— 6s 1930-J&J 100
Super Sh L 5s June 1930- M & S
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast—
80
1st & re f g 5s Dec 1 ’60 opt.J&D
6434
Ircom e m tge Dec 1 1960______
7234
South Indiana 1st g 4s '51-F & A
Chic TJn Stat 1st 4 Mis 1963-.J&J
9234
102
1st M 5s 1963 series B ____ J&J
11634
1st M 634s series C 1963--J&J
Guar gold 5s 1944_________ J&D
9834
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Gen gold 6s D ec 1 1932___Q-M
10534
7894
Consol gold guar 4s 1952___J&J
Sink fund 734s Sept 1 ’35-M & S
983-8
1st & r e f 534s 1962 A ____ M & S
Chic & W est M ich— See Pere M
Choc Okla & Gulf— See C R I & P
Cincinnati Ham ilton & Dayton—
9334
General 5s gold 1942_____ J&D
9234
2d m tge gold 434s 1937____ J&J
D ayton & M ichigan 1st 5s 1911
9634
E x t at 434 % to ’31 o p ’ 17.J&J

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10734
4.10%
6234
10234

____
10334
5.05%
7834
60

4434
7734
45
4534
102 3
4
84
4534
46
4634
47 3
4
5.70%
95
9734

86
74 3
4
8594
8534
10134
101
105
10034
99
10734
10894
9 '34
5.05%
5.05%
4.90%
4.90%
10834
8994
10094
88
9934
9934
10334
8894

__

.

8434
8794
10134
9994
9994
5.25%
4.90%
4.90%
4.40%
101
101
101
80
8734
84

__
__

__
8034
66
7334
9294
10234
9834
79

__

9834

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B onds.

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__

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__

_

95
9734

/ This price Includes accrued int.




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10334
94
98
98
5.15%
5.05%

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6 Basis.

B onds

Des M & F t D — See M inn & St L
C I St L & C— See C O C & St L —
Cin Ind & W est 1st 5s 1965-M&N
Des PI Val R y — See Chic & N W
75
76
Cin Leb & N o r— See Pennsylvania R R
D et Gr Rap & West— See Pere M
Cine & Musk Val 4s 1948___F & A
72 3
fc
D et & M ack pr 1 4s 1995____ J& D
7334
M ortgage gold 4s 1995___J& D
65
Cin N O & T ex Pac R y —
66
E q tr 5s 1926-38 ( y r ) - . . A & 0 b 5.25
5% D etroit R iv Tun— See M ich Cen
89
Cincin N orth 1st g 4s 1951--J&J
87
D etroit & Toledo Shore Line—■
Cin San & Clev— See C C C & St L
1st gold guar 4s 1953_____ J&J
82
Dul & Ir Range— 1st 5s '3 7 --A & 0 10134
Clearfield & Jeff— See Pa & N W
13134
Duluth Missabe & Northern —■
C learf & Mahon— See B R & P
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
Gen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941____ J&J 104
____
____ Duluth South Shore & Atlantic
General gold 5s 1927_____ M&S
____
____
84
1st cons guar g 4s 1940___F & A
1st gold 5s 1937_____ ______J&J
8334
____
____ Dutchee Co— See Cent N ew Eng
Unguaranteed_______________
East Tenn Va & Ga— See So R y —•
C lev Cine Chic & St Louis—
83
Eastern M in n— See St P M & M
General 4s gold 1993______ J&J
82 34
102
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941-- - M & N
101
Gen M 5s ser B 1993____ J&J
10134
98
97 3
4
Elm ira & Williamsport—
Deb gold 434s 1931______ J&J
103 3
4 10334
89
R e f & imp 6s 1929 ser A --J & J
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
88
Income 5s 2862___________ A&O
97 34
99
R e f & imp M 6s ’41 ser C ..J & J
10434 105 34
R e f & imp M 5s ’63 ser D ..J & J
9834
9834 E l Paso & R I — See El P & Sow
5% 4.75% E l Paso & Southwestern Co—
Equip tr 5s 1925-’29 (y r )..J & J b
E l Paso & S W R R —
65.25
5%
Equip tr 6s 1926-’27 (yr)__J & D
101
Cairo D iv 1st g 4s 1939___J&J
1st & re f 5s 1965______ A&O
90
10034
81
N ew M exico R y & Coal Co—
C W & M D iv 1st 4s g ’ 9 1 .-J&J
8034
1st col tr g 5s Oct 1 '4 7 .A & 0
99
St L D iv 1st col tr g 4s ’90 M & N
83
ls t& c o n & c o lltr g 5 s ’ 5 1 .A & 0
99
Spr & Col D iv 4s 1st g '4 0.M & S
8834
W hite W V D iv 1st 4s ’40-J&J
88
Dawson R & Coal 5s ’51-J&J
99
8634
Cine Ind & St L Sh Line R y —
E lP a s & R I ls t g g u 5 s ’51-J&J
99
Erie— N Y & E ls t 4 s e x t g ’47-M & N
89
92
1st gold guar 4s 1953___A&O
93
C I S L & C 1st 4s g Aug ’36 Q-F
434s 3d ext 1933.............. M & N
9334
9134
____
Cin San & C lev con g 5s ’28-J&J
5s 4th ext gold 1930_____ A & O
10034
99 34
4s 5th ext gold 1928______ J& D
98
C lev Colum Cin & Indianap—
7s 1st cons '20 ext to ’3 0 --M & S 10834
Gen cons gold 6s 1934— J&J 107 3
4
10834
Id Blm & W ext 4s 1940--A& O
Prior lien gold 4s 1996____ J&J
70)4
71
8834
O Ind & W g 5s A pr 1938--Q-J
Gen Lien gold 4s 1996____ J&J
62)4
6234
87 34
Peor & East cons 4s ’40 A&O
79
80
C onv gold 4s 1953 ser A - .A & O
64 34
6534
2d cons inc 4s 1990___A pr 1 / 3134
64Vs
Series B 1953...............A & O
3234
6534
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—
Series D 1953---.......... A& O
69)4
70
Cons now 1st 5s 1933___A& O
E q tr 6s 1926-35 (year).J& J15 6 5.55 5.20%
10034 102
Eq 6s ser F F '25-'28(s-a)_M&N|6 5.45 5.15%
Stamped subject to c a l l - ___
9534
Penn coll g 4s Feb 1 '51___F & A
Gen M 5s 1936_________ J&D
96
9934
9834
____
Buffalo & Southwestern—
Con refg g 4 34s 1930 red --J& J
9734
1st g 6s ’08 ext to 1928-J&J 10134
C lev & Mahon Val— See Erie R R
2d g 5s '08 ext to 1928--J&J
96
C lev & M arietta— See Penn R R
JeffR R 5sext at 5 '4 ’29___A& O
10134
Cleveland & Pitts— See Penn Co
10234
C lev Short Line— See L S & M S
Chic & A lt Term 5s 1928--J&J
80
Ch & Erie 5s 1st g 1982--M & N
99J4 10034
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—■
82
1st 4s gold guar 1995____ M & N
Income 5s Oct 1982_________
8334
C leve & M ah Val g 5s ’38-J&J 100
Cleveland Union Terminals— ■
1st s f 534s 1972 series A - .A & O
10534 10634
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955-J&J 10234 104 3
S
Genesee R iver 6s 1957____ J&J 103)4
104
1st M s f 5s 1973 ser B ____ A&O
10034 100 3s
Coal & Iron R y — See Western M d
Long Dock 6s con g 1935-A&O
10834
Coal R iver R y — See Ches & Ohio
N ew b & N Y 1st 5s 1929--J&J
80
N J & N Y 5s 1950_____ M & N
50
Colo & Sou 1st g 4s 1929____F & A
9834
9834
N Y & G rL a k e gu g 5s’46-M & N
8434
R e f M g 434s M a y 1 ’3 5 --M & N
04 34
92 3
4
N Y L E & W C & RR—
E q tr 6s 1926-35 (year)_.J& J15 6 5.50 5.20%
1st 6s ext 534% ’4 2 --M & N
10034
F t W orth & D C 6s 1921—
N Y L E & W D & I 1st 6s T3
E xt at 534% to 1961---J&D
10434
Extended at 5% to ’43 --J&J 100
Colo Sou N O & P a c — See St L & S F
N Y Pa & O p 1 434s ’35-M&S
96
Colo Spr & Cripple Crk D R y —
9634
N Y Susq & Western—
15
1st gold s f 5s 1 9 3 0 - ____ J&J
Cent T r Co ctfs o f dep____ __
5
15
1st refunding 5s 1937___J&J
6934
7094
2d m tge 434s 1937_____ F & A
59^
1st cons 5s Oct 1942.- - A&O
2
4
6634
60
Gen m tge 5s g 1940____ F&A
53
Col Connect & Ter— See N o r & W
Term 1st g 5s 1943____ M & N
9534
Col Hock Val & T — See Hock Val
9734
78
Registered $5,000 each___
88
84
Conn & Pass— 1st g 4s '43- A&O
_
_
N ew p & Richf 1st 5 s '41 gu J&J
M idland o f N J 1st 6s 1910
ext at 5% to 1940___A& O
Conn R iver— Gold 4s ’43 - .M & S
60
88
9134
W ilkes & E 1st g 5s’4 2 .J & D
65
Connecting R y (P h ila)—■
6534
90
Erie & Jersey— See Erie R R —
88
1st M gu 4s M a r 15 '51 M&S15
Erie & Pittsb— See Penn R R —•
Connellsv & Monongahela R y —
98
Est R R o f France—
1st s f gold 4s 1930 o p t___M & S
95
82
External s f 7s 1954____ M & N
Cuba Northern 6s 1966 stpd.J& J
9134
9134
8234
1st m tge 6s 1966 p l a i n _______
9134
9134 European & N A — See M aine Cen
87
Evansv Indianap & Terre Haute
Cuba R R — 1st g 5s 1952____ J&J
8634
102
1st m tge 7s 1950_________ M & N
10034
1st 1 & ref g 7 34s ’36 ser A . J&D
10334 10334
Im p & equip 5s 1960____M & N
7534
7634 Evansv & Ind 6s 1926______ J&J / » 1
Current R iv — See K C F t S & M
Fitchburg— 5s Jan 1 1934___J&J
79
434s ref 1928_____________M & N
73
Dallas & Waco—-See M o K & T
D a w s R y & C ’l — S eeE lP aso& S W
434s Jan 1933_____________J&J
78
4s refunding M ar 1927___M&S
78
D ayton & M ich—-See C H & D
87
89
4s refunding 1927________A& O
78
Dayton Union 4s 1949. - -- J&J
Del & Bound Br 334s ’ 5 5 ---F & A
4s Jan 1928.......
J&J
78
Flint & Pere M a rq — See Pere M
Delaware & Hudson—•
107
107-34 Flo Cen & Pen— See Seab A ir L
C onv 5s 1935........ ....... A & O
9334
1st & ref gold 4s 1943____ M & N
9034
9134 Florida East Coast 434 s ’59 J& D
108 4
109
1st & re f 5s 1974_________ M & S
9534
7% sec g bonds 1930- -- J&D
9534
15-yr g 534s M a y 1 ’3 7 --M & N
10134 10134 Florida South— See A tl Coast L
5% Florida W est Shore 5s 1934--J&J
97
E q tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35-J&J15 6 5.25
94
Florida Western & Northern
Adirond 1st 434s '42 gu M&S
Albany & Susq 334 s gold 1946
1st M 7s M a y 1 5 ’34 A -M & N 15 11334 11334
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—■
(conv before 1916) gu -A& O
82 34
88
B lu ff Point Land Im pt Co—
1st cons r e f’g g 434 s 1947.-J&J
85
80
Gen r e f’g gold 4s 1950____J&J
65
1st mtge guar 4s 1940-- J&J
71
R egistered__________________
62
Chateaugay Ore & Iron—
66
80
1st cons ref 434s’52 o p t- .M & N
6734
Guar gold 4s 1942______ J&J
6794
Rensselaer & Saratoga—•
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938______________ J&D
8234
6% g bds M a y 1 ’4 1 .-M & N
11134
8334
90
F t Smith&West 1st g 4s '5 4 -A & 0
18
20
Utica Clin & Bing 5s '3 9 .-J&J
Delaware Lack & Western—■
F ort St Un D ept D et 4)4s’41_J&J
8934
F t W orth & Dn C — See Col & S
M orris & Essex 334s 2000-J&D
7934
N Y Lack & Western—
F t W orth & Rio Gr 4s 192K_ _J&J
9434
9534
Fre E lk & M o R iv — See C & N W
1st & ref 5s 1973 ser A M & N
100 3
4
G alv Har & San An— See So Pac
1st & ref 434s '73 ser B M & N
G alv Houston & Henderson—
Warren 1st refg 334® 2000 F & A
8034
Denison & Pac Sub— See Tex & P
1st M 5s 1933____________ A & O
9334
9434
Denver & R io Grande Western—Galveston Term 6s 1938____ M&S
9934
101
Genesee R iver— See Erie R R —
59
Gen income 5s Aug. ’55- M & N f 5834
100
Denver & R io Grande—
Gen & W y o 1st g 5s 1929--A & O
99
1st con g 4s 1936__________ J&J
83 3
4
8334 Geor & AJabama— See Seab A L
1st con g 434s 1936 - - - J&J
8634
87 3 Georgia Car & N — 'See Seab A L
4
98
Im prove’t gold 5s 1928___J&D
33
9834 Ga & Fla 1st g 5s 1 9 5 6 ---M & N / 30
1st & ref g 5s 1955 o p ____ F & A / ----Geor M idland— See South’n R y
Farm L & T r rects___
112
110
6034 Ga R R & Bkg ref 6s ’51-A & O
/ 4534
Bankers T r Co ctfs o f dep
4s Jan 1 1947_____________J&J
83
63
under agree July 1922____ f 4534
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945-J&J
9734
9834
Stamped________________ / 4534
68
Deb 5s 1952_____________A& O
8434
86
Stamped Feb ’22 coup____ / ----E q tr 434s '25-’39 s - a .- .M & N 6
5% 4.80%
Am Ex N a t c tf Feb ’22 coup. / — .
Gettysburg & Har 5s gu '2 6 -A & 0
100
Aug 1922 and all coup a tt. /
Gila Val Globe & N or— See S P
R io Gr June 1st gu 5s '39-J&D ^ 9434
9434 Gr Rap Bel & Sag— See Pere M a r
8
Grand Rap & Ind— See Penn R R
R io Gr So 1st g 4s '40____ J&J /
6
1st g 4s guar 1940 ____ J&J /
Grand Trunk Pacific—
6
R io Gr W est 1st 4s ’39___J&J / 8534
69
1st M 3s 1962.................... J&J
68
8534
1st cons g 4s 1949 o p — A&O / 7334
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 A lg g u .M & N
8834
8934
7334
Utah Fuel 1st 5s 1931--M&S
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 A lg gu M & N
86
87
D enver & Salt Lake—
Gen 4s 1962 Can G o v guar.J& J
84
85
32
1st 5s 1943 ctfs dep_____ M & N
34
Prairie Section 4s 1955-— A&O
7634
7734
Mountain Sec 4s 1955____ A& O
7634
7734
Lake Sup D iv 4s 1955___A& O
77
79

k Last sale.

JIn London,

m Dollars per 500 francs or £20.

n N om inal,

s Sale price,

u Per £200,

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NOTICE.— All bond prices are "an d interest" except where marked “f " and income and defaulted bonds".
B on d s.

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B onds

Bid.

Kansas C ity Clinton & Springf’d
116 4
1st 5s gold 1925 guar........ A&O
1164
994
107 \ | Kansas C ity M exico & Orient—
1074
____
1st gold 4s 1951 (u n dep)_.F & A
108
10841
6 % notes 1916 c e r tifs .___A&O / . . . .
7 4
784
j Kansas C ity & Pac— See M K & T
72
80
Kan City Sou — 1st g 3s I960.A&O
79
72 4
Ref & impt 5s Apr 1 1950 J&J
9 .4
Eq tr 6 s f 926-35 (y e a r ). .J&J 15 b 5.60
1094
1094
92 1 Kansas C ity Terminal R y—
91
1 st g 4 s I960 opt 1930____J&J
85 4
1014
1004
10.1
9l
9 i4
6 4 % geld notes 1931____J&J
4.>-5 4.7 '%
5 4 % gold notes 1926. .M & N 15 1014
30
5% 4.75% Kan Okla & G u lf ser A 6 s '3 7 .J&J
____
Tno 6 s series B Jan 1949____Jan
5.30 5.05%
____
111c 6 s series C Jan 1949____Jan
5.30
5% Kentucky Central— See L & N
Kentucky & Indiana Term R R
79
87
1st M 4 4 s 1961 (sterling).J& J
88 4
80
70
85
14
Keokuk & Des M — See C R 1 & P
13 4
Knoxv & Ohio— See Southern Ry
Lake Erie & Det R iv— See Pere M
____ Lake Erie & Western—
80
100
1st gold 5s Jan 1 1937_____ J&J
95 4
99 4 s 100
2d gold 5s July 1 1941____ l&J
Nor Ohio 1st gu 5s g 1945. A&O
864
101
L S & Mich So— See N Y C & l i R
994
Leh & Lake Erie— See Lehigh Val
81
Lehigh & New England—
79
102
1st M gold 5s 1945..............J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954____J&J
1004
904
904
Equip trust4 4 s 1925-1931 Var b 5 5 )
100 >a 1004 Lehigh Valley Harbor Term R y —
102
5.05 4.80%
1st mtge 5s 1954__________ F & A
5.05 4.80% 1Lehigh Valley—
91
5.10 5 •10 % | 1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948____J&D
121
Con M Rs ann reg irred ____ 1&I)
864
874
____
95
Con M 4 4 s ann Irred____ l& D
834
81 4
Gen cons gold 4s 2003____M & N
Gen con gold 4 4 s 2003___M & N
894
Gen con gold 5s 2003_____ M & N
1004
97
984
5 Vo
Coll tr ts Aug ’25-Feb '26.F& A b
Lehigh & Lake Erie—
90
1st 4 4 s 1957 guar_____ M&S
83 4
91
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945-M&S
91 4
74
Lehigh Valley Coal—
73 4
83
1004
1st 5s gold guar 1933____J&J
814
10J
1st 40-year guar int red to
994
4% 1933
J&J
894
Lehigh Valley R v o f New York
1st g 4s Sept 30 1920
____
90
y14
1st 4 4 s g"ld 1940........... I&J
Ext at 7% to 1925____A&O
____
85
10 14
Lehigh Vail Term 5« 1941 .A & O
2d mtge 4s gold 1925........F&A
40
50
Middlesex Val 1st 5s '42. .M & N
Cons 5s g M ar 31 1925 . .A & O
98 4
101
Hutchinson & S— See A T & S F
Pa & N Y Canal eon 5s '39 A&O
____
Cons mtge 4 4 s 1939_ A&O
_
954
Illinois C entral— 1st g 4s '51 J&J
924
____
90
Cons mtge 4s 1939____A&O
83 4
1st gold 3 Vis 1951............. J&J
____ Lehigh & Wilkes— See Cent N I
83 4
M ain L ext 1st g 3 4® '51 A&O
72
64
Lex & East— See laiuisv & Nashv
1st M £ 3s 1951..............M&S
8.
Litchfi Id & Mad 1st 5s '34 M & N
824
1st M £ 4s 1951................A&O If 84
84
8.)
Little Miam i guar 4s 1962.-M & N
T r bonds £ 3 4 s 1950........... I&J If 75
_ _ . L ittle Rock & Hot Spr West Ry —
88
Coll trust gold 4s 1952 — A&O
79
84 4
1st gold 4s 1939 gii ir ........ .J&J
Col tr 1 N O & T g 4 s '5 3 .M & N
.
84 4
108
Long Island— Unified g 4s'40M&S
83 4
R e f mtge 5s 1955............ M & N
105 4
83
12
_
Refunding g gu 4s 1949_ M&S
R e f g 4s 1955 opt 1918 M & N
89 4
—
____
Tax-exem pt New Y o rk ........
82 4
l*ur lines 1st g 3 4 s 1952. ,J& J
10 1
1st cons f 5s July 1 1931___Q-J
Jt 1st ref M (1 C & C S L &
y< 4
>
9" 4
1st cons g 4s July 1 1931.. Q-J
N O) 5s 1963 ser A ....... l& D
984
102
8y 4
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938____ J&D
Ser B (£100 & £200) '6 3 .J&D If 97
90
103
4s gold 1932..................... J&D
10.'4
Gold 5 4 * Jan 1934______ J&J
112
111
964
Debenture gold 5s 1934_ J& D
_
Gold 6 4 s July 1 1936. ..J & J
884
Debenture gold 5s 1937..M & N
E o tr 4 4 s July '25-'26 ..J & J b 4.50 4.16%
Equip tr 5s 1926-39 (y r )..A & < ) b 5 4 0
E q tr 4 4 * 1925-1937 (y r) A&O 6 4.95 4 70%
E q 5s N ov ’25-Nov '2 7 . . M & N b 4.65 4.40%
Equit. tr 6s 1925-32 (y r )..F & A ft 5.60
95
Montauk Ext 5s 1945_____ J&J
E o tr 5s 1928-38 ser .1 . . M&N b 4.95 4.70%
95
5%
E o tr 6s *26-*35 (y e ;ir). . J& J 15 b 5.25
Brook & M on 2d 5s 1938 J&D
98
1, I C ity & F con 5s 1937.M & N
Equip 6 4 s 1926-1936...M & S b
57. 4.80%
97
Equip 7s 1925-1935_____A& O b 5. '5 4.85%
N Y Bay Ext R Is5 5s g '43 J&J
____
New York Bklyn & Manh Brh
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950_ J&D
_
894
____
994
1st gold 5s 1935_______ A&O
Llteh D iv 1st g 3s 1951 — J&.J
714
100
82
N Y & R B 1 g 5s 1927..M & S
st
Louisv D iv 3 4 s g 1953___ l&J
80 4
73
North Shore Branch—
Omaha D iv 1st 3s g 1951 . . F & A
99
8 4
1st cons 5s g Oct 1 1932.-Q-J
St Louis Div 3 4 s g 1951..J&J
814
____ Louisiana & Arkansas R y—
St Louis D iv 3s g 1951____J&J
72 4
81
994
1st s f gold 5s 1927_______ M & S
Sp'gfleld D iv ext 3 4 s '5 1 .. J&J
Louisiana & North Western—
Vtfestern lines g 4s 1951 — F& A
864
45
1st M gold 5s 1935.......... A&O
Chicago St Iyiills & N O—
„ ___ Louisv Cine & Lex— See Ix>u & N
Con g 5s June 15 '51 .J& D 15 102 4
Louisville llend rson & St Diuis—
Con g3 4 s June 15*51 J&D 15
794
8 14
98 4
1st mtge gold 5s 1916._ J&J
_
M em Div 1st 4s 1951 . .J&D
85 4
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
St Louis Alton & Ter Haute—
93 4
85
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945-.M&S
St 1 South 1st g 4s '31 M&S
.
94 4
____ Louisville & Nashville—
Oarb&Shaw 1st g 4s'23 M&S
934
104 4
50-year gold 5s 1937_____ M & N
Ind Bl & Wn— See C C C & St L
95
Uoifii-d gold 4s 1940.......... J&J
Indiana 1 1 & la— See Chic Ind So
1
100 4
Coll trust gold 5s 1931_ M & N
_
Ind & I » u is v — See Ch Ind & L So
____
1064
7% g notes M ay 15'30.M & N 15
Indianapolis Un 4 4 s '2 6 _ M & N
_
%
100
1st & ref 5 4 s 2003 ser A . . A& O 106 '/
Gen & ref g 5s 1965 ser A . .J&J
100 4
____
100
104 4
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B ____A&O
Series B ........ ........................
94 4
1st & ref 4 4 s 2003 series C S& O
Interboro-M et ISee Street & E
Eq tr 4 4 s 1925-37 <yoar).J& D 0 4.9o
Inter Rap Tran f Ry Securities
Equip 6 4 s 1926-36 (year) .M&S b
5%
Internat-Oreat North R y—
10 24
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 '2 6 -'3 5 .. J&J15 b 5.25
1st M g 6s 1952 series A ___J&J
103 4
91
70
A tl K & Cin D iv 4s 1955.-M & N
A di M 6s 1952 series A . . . A p r il
704
1024
684
101
Consol gold 4s 2002____M&S
6% gold notes 19
_30~_____M&S
100 4
994
Tnfcernat Rys (Central Am erica)—
Lou C & Lex 4 4 s s 1931 .M & N
78 4
N O M ob 1st gold 6s 1930--J&J 104 4
1st M 5s' 1972 o p t_______ M & N
784
96
99
10-14
2d gold 6s 1930_________J&J
894
85
Pad & M em D iv 1st 4s '4 6 .F & A
89
6 % notes 1936----------- ---------____
S E & St L D iv 6s 1971 ...M & S
Iow a Central— See Minn & St L
2d mtge 3s 1980_______ M&S
614
la Minn & N W — See C & N W
____
105
Henderson B d ge6 sg 1931.M & S
Jacksonv T er 1st 5s gu '3 9 . .J&J 100
____
854
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987.-J&J
R e f & ext 6s 1967...............I&J
107 4
106 4
Lex & East 1st 5s 1965_ A&O
_
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
____
964
L & N M ob& M ont 4 4s'4 5M & S
1st g 4s 1959 guar_________J&D
884
Louisv & Nashv Southern joint
Jefferson— See Erie
gold 4s 1952___________ J&J
834
Joplin Union Station—
80
94
L & N Term 1st g 4s '52 gu J&D
1st g 4 4 s 1940 guar op . .M & N
914
101
Nash F & S 1st gu g 5s '37. F&A
Kal A1 & 6 R R — See L S & M S
Kanaw & M ich— See Tol & O C
N ew port & Cincinnati Bridge—
93 4
1st M g 4 4 s 1945 guar. ..J&J
Kanaw & W Va— See Tol & O C
S & N Ala cons M g 5s '3 6 .F& A
Kan C ity F t Scott & Memphis—
1034
106
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963..A & O
R e f g 4s 1936 guar............ A&O
854
854
____
103
103 4 Macon Dub & Sav 5s 1947.-J&J
Cons 6s 1928____________ M & N
1 0 0 4 Macon Terminal 5s 1965____J&J
Current R iv 1st 5s 1 9 27 ..A & 0
99 4
974
K C M em & Bir 4s 1934. -M&S
924
9 3 4 Mahoning Coal— See L S & M S
____
Incom e 5s M ar 1934..S e p t 1 / 9 2 4
Assented_____________ M&S
974
96 4
Kan C ity & M em R y & B —
984
1st 5s gold 1929____ ..A & O
994

Grand Trunk R y o f Canada—
Sink fund g deb 7s '4 0 - . - A & O
D eb g 6 s Sept 1 1936.- .. M & S
E q tr 6 4 s 1936 (ser F ).. F & A
Canada Atl 1 st 4 s 1955____J&J
Grand Trunk West 4s £' '5 0 .-J&J
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950--J&J
Great N orthern—
Gen M 7s 1936 series A ____ J&J
1st & ref g 4 4 s '61 op '41 - - J&J
Gen M 5 H » 1952 ser B ___J&J
Gen M 5s 1973 series C ____J&J
E q tr
1925-1939____M & S 6
Eq tr 5s 1925-1938 ( y r ) . . M & S 6
E q tr 6 s Jan 15 ‘‘26-’35-J&J 15 b
Western Fruit Express
EqAsJune t5'25-'39(yr). J&D b
Great Northern R y o f Canada—
Cons 4 s 1934 opt to 1914 - A&O
f
Debt ctfs B ............................... /
Greenbrier R y — See Ches & Ohio
Greenwich & Johnsonville—
1st gold 4s 1924................J & J
Gulf. M obile & Northern—
1st 5 4 * 1950 ser B _____ A& O s
G u lf & Ship Island R R —
1st ref & term g 5s Feb '52-J&J
G u lf Terminal o f M obile—
1st m tge g 4s 1957 gu. — J&J
Ilenderson Br— See Lou & Nash
Hocking Valley R y —
1st cons gold 4 4 s 1999___J&J
5% notes 1926................. M&S
En tr 5s 1926-1938 (a n n )_A & 0 b
E q tr 5s 1925-1939 (y r ). ..J & J ft
Efi tr 6s Jan 15 '26-\35. .J&J 15 b
Ool & H V ext 4s 1948. . .A & O
Col & T..1 1st g 4s 1955 . F & A
Hollid Bed & Cuml>— See Pa R R
llnusa tonic— See N Y N H & H
Houston Belt & Term 5s '3 7 .J&J
Houston E & W Tex— See Sou Pac
Houston & Tex Cen— See Sou Pac
Hudson & Manhattan—
1st gold 5s 1957 o p t..........F&A
A d j Inc up to 5% Veh ‘ 57 .A&O /
1st M 4 Vis 1957 co n v-----F&A
N Y & Jer 1st g 5s ’ 32 o p t.F & A

ftBasis.

/ T h is price in eludes accrued Interest.




It Last sale.

I In London.

Ask.

B onds

M aine Central—
1 st & ref 4 4 s 1935............ J&D
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935____J&D
Eur & N A g.Od 1933___ J&J
Hereford R y— G 4 s '3 0 ..M & N
Upper Cm is 1 st. gu 4s '30 .M & N
73
Upper Coos Ex 4 4 s g '3 0 .M & N
91
Washington Co Rv 1st g gu
5.10%
3 4 s Jan 1954 op 1924. J&J
Manila RR Sou Lines 4 s '39. M & N
4 s 39 ext 19 59 1 U S gu ir> . . . .
854
Sinking fund g 7s 1937..M & N
1014 Matiit'4il>;i & s K— Su«*<Vin N*»r
40
Manitoba S W c„| 5s 1934. .J& D
20
M arq Houghton & Out 6 s '25A & 0
15
Extended to 1935.....................
M d Del & Va 5s 1955 gu____ F& A f
M aryland & Pa 1 st g 4 s '51 .M & S
Mason C ity & Ft Dodge—
81
f
87
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s N ov 1 '59____M & N
Merchants' Br— See Term R R
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M & N
____ M exican 1liter national—
95 4
Prior lien 4 4 s 1947______ M & S f
1st eon gold Is 1977..........M & S /
874
Sept I 1914 coup o n ________ f
Sept 1 19 14 Coupon o f f _____ f
Mexican North 1st 6s 1930 J&D /
Mich ( ’out— See N Y C & 1 R
1
1014 Middlesex Valley— See Leh Val
5 25 ,0 M iddletow n & Unionville—
2d M adi inc 6s 1933____M & N
—
102 4 Midland o f N .1 See Erie
Midland Term 5s 1925_____ J&D
____ Midland Valley— 5s 1943...A & O
127
Adj M tpr 1 '53 ser A ____Sept
____
Serb's It ________________ . . . .
8 1 4 Milieu & Southw— 5s 1955 . A&O f
1 0 4 M il LakeSh& West— SeeChi& N W
100 4 M ilw & N o— See Ch M ilw & st P
4.50% M ilw & Sp irt & N W — See Chic
M in & Pac— See M St P & S S M
Minn & St L— 1st 7s 1927..J&D
1st cons 1 g. Id 5 |93t
s.M & N f
Certificates o f d e p o s it._____ !
1st rt.fg g bl 4s 1949. .. M&S f
1014
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser A .Q -F /
1*1 £11 ^ 7S iq*27
.l& l)
i)es"M & Ft D lst |s ’3 5 ..J&J
Certificates o f deposit........ .
98
___
Iowa Cent 1st * 5s
iVD /
____
Certificates nt deposit
f
____
1st & ref g Is 1951____M&S /
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
____
1st cons gold 4s 1938____ .J&J
1st c.ms g .ld 5s 1938........ J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949...J& J
____
Coll trust 6 4 s 1931____.M & S
____
1st. ref (is 1946 series A ___.J&J
25-year 5 4 s 1949..........M & S
Eq tr 7s 1925-1930 (year) J & l) b
80.4
M S Ste M & M l Is 1926.. J&J
8 ,4
Minn & I’iic 1st ts 1 9 3 6 ...J&J
834
____
M SI P & S S M & Cent Term Ry —
____
1 ’ h Ter s f 4s’41 op" 16 M & N
st(
____ Minneapolis Term — See Wis Cent
90 4 Mississippi Cent g 5s 1919...J&J
93
M issoiiri-Kansas-Tex R R —
98
1
'riei lien 5s 1962 ser A ____ J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B ____J&J
894
prior lien 6s 1932 ser O ____J&J
5 Vo
5 .2 0 %
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A . .A & O f
____ Mo Kail & Tex (old company) —
1st gold 4s 1990 ........... J& D
____
Eq tr 6s 1925-35 (year) .J&J 15 ft
____
Boonvilie RR Bridge—
1st k £U s T Is 1951____M & N f
Dal & Waco 1st gu 5s '40 M & N f
994
Kiin O & Pac 1st 4s g '90. F&A /
M o Kan & E 5s 1942 gu .A & O f
Missouri Kansas & Okla—
994
1st g gu 5s M ay 1 '42. .M & N f
ICO
M K & T o f I' 1st 5s g , '42 M & S
Sherman Shreveport & S—
1st M >ru *<»lc| 5s 1913. J & l) /
55
S w Coal & Imp 1st 6s '29 J&J f
Texas & Okla— As 1943 .M & S I
____ Mo Pacific RR mew company)—
1st & ref 5s July 1926 C .. F & A
86
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A . . . F&A
1st & ref 6- 1949 ser D .. .F & A
5% gold notes 1927______ J&J
6% secured note.- 1930 ...M & S
954
Kqniii trust
I 9*2Q tO (\rr)M&.9 b
101 4
196 4 M o Pacific (old company)—
108
Gen M ts Mi.r 1975......... M&S
194 4
Equip 6 4 s 1926-36 (year) F& A ft
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 '26-'35. .J&J 15 ft
94 4
4.70%
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
4.80%
4 % ............................... M & N
5%
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s '48 J&D
92
Pac o f M o 1st ex g 4s '38. F&A
____
994
107

St L II E 1st 5s 1938.-M & N
Card Jet Br 1st 4 4 s '38. A& O
St Louis Iron M t & Sou —

Bid
87
92
90
89 4
92
91
67
604
6 )
105
984
99
40

Ask
89
95
914
94

61 4
664
107
994
103
76

584
97

100

81

82

50
90

92

60

99 4
59 4
55
I '4
13 'i
Q()7^
43 4
6 4
. 7%
;
l.i 4
95 4
103 4
100
84 4
5.40
100

103
61
20
144
454
60 '4
>0
2J4
814
954
103 4
10 <4
814
1004

92 4
93 4

94

93 4

934
78^
10« 4
844

1 0 !4
84 >*

83
834
5 70 5.25%
70
90

en
113
30
90
1004
1004
8 >4
87 4
100 4
100 4
1004
1004
10 '4
10'
5.10 4.90%
64 4
64 4
5.45 5.10%
5.55 5.20%
87
75
91
99

78 4
914
....

88

Q5 ^
Gen con ry & 1 g 5s '31 . A&O
i6 o > i
____
Gen con stpd gu g 5s '31 A&O
62
R iv & G u lf Div 4s '33. .M & N
87 4
874
____
Verd Val 1& W lst5s'2 6M & S
1004
101
86
M o b ile * Birin— See Southern Ry
M obile & O— 1st g 6s 1927.-J&D
102 4
1 °3 4
____
1st exten 6s July 1927____Q-J
1034
1024
Gen g 4s 1938....................M & S
894
834
Eq tr 5s 1926 '38 (s-a ). . .M &S 65.10% 4.90%
_
_
Eq tr 5s 1926-39 (y e a r )____J&J 65.10% 4.90%
101
M oiitgom D iv g 5s 1947..F & A
<9 4
9 '4
St Louis Div 5s 1927........J&D
994
1004
95
St L & C 4s guar 1931____J&J
94 4
944
1 0 ,4 M o'k & M alone— See N Y C & H
1064 Monongahela Sou 5s 1955.-A& O
98
8 1 4 M ont Cent— See St P M & M
98
M ont Wyo & So 5s 1 9 3 9 ...M & S
60
70
M orris & Essex— See I) L & W
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
1st consol gold 5s 1928_ A&O
_
1014
102 4
Eq tr 4 4 s 1925-37 (y e a r).A & O 6 4.95 4.75%
Nash Flor & Sheff— See L & N

s Sale price.

n N om ina).

95
994

M ay,

1 2 .]
95

RAILROAD BONDS

33

N O T IC E .— A ll b o n d prices are " a n d in t e r e s t" ex cep t w h ere m arked " f ” a n d in com e an d d e fa u lte d b on ds.
B onds.

Bid.

N ational Railways o f M exico—
Prior lien g 434s s f 1957--J&J /
/
July 1914 coupon on_________ /
Assn’t June coupon on_____ / 17
Gen mtge 4s 1977 ________A&O /
A pril 1914 coupon o f f _____ /
Gen 4s assent red mble 1977___ / 16 %
8% gold notes June 1915.J&D /
N a t R R o f M ex p 1 g 434s '2 6-J&J f
July 1914 coupon o n .. _______ f
Ass’nt with July '24 coupon f 2934
1st cons gold 4s 1951_____ A&O f
A pril 1914 coupon o f f ______ f
Ass’nt with A pr’24 coupon on f 16M
Nebraska— See O B & Q
N ew Eng R R — See N Y N H & H
N ew H a v & N o — See N Y N H & H
N J Junction— See N Y Central
N ew Jersey & N ew Y ork — SeeErie
83
N ew Lond N or 1st 4s 1940----J&J
N ew M ex R y & C ’l— See E l Paso
N ew Orl G t N or 1st 5s '5 5 --F & A
58
N ew Orl & N orth East 6s 1915—
Extended at 5% 1940----- M & N
R e f & impt 4 34s '52 ser A ..J & J
8934
N ew Orl Term 1st 4s 1953--- J&J
8234
N ew Orleans Texas & M exico—
1st g 6s Oct 1925 series A .J & D
100 %
Nori-cum inc 5s Oct '35 series A f 9614
1st 5s 1954 series B . _ ____ A&O
94 %
1st M 5 M s 1954 series A ..A & O
10034
N ew p & Cin Bdge— 'See L & N
N ew p & Rich— See Conn & Pass
N Y B & M Bch— See Long Island
N Y Bay Ext R R — See Long Isl
N ew Y ork Central R R — 1
C onv deb 6s 1935 ______ M & N
10634
Cons mtge 4s 1998 series A .F & A
8534
N ew Y ork Central & Bud R iver—
R e f’g g 3 H s July 1 1997— J&J
78 M
D eb g 4s '34 tax-exem pt.M & N
94 34
91 34
D eb 4s 1942 tax-exempt ..J & J
91 H
R e f & im pt 434s 2013 A .A & O
R e f & im pt 5s 2013 C . . . A & O
101 14
E q tr 7s ’25-’35 (year) __ A&O 15 & 5 B
E q tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35 -J&J15 b 5.20
N Y C L eq 5s ’25-’37 (yr) J& D 6 4.85
N Y C Lines eq 5s 1925-3't. J& D 6 4.85
N Y C Lines eq 434s '26-'28. J&J b 4.65
N Y C L eq 434s’25-'37(yr) M & S b 4.85
N Y C Lines eq 4 34s Sept 15 1925
to 1939 (y e a r ).. . .M & S15& 4.85
N Y C R R eq 4 34s '36-'32.-J&J 6 4.S5
Bos & A lb eq 434s '25-’2 7 .A & 0 b 4.60
76 H
L S coll tr g 334 sl998____ F & A
M O coll tr g 3 34s 1998___F & A
7614
93 1
4
Beech Cr 1st 4s g gu 1936 .J&J
2d guar gold 4s 1936 ___J&J
97*4
Beech Crk Ext 3 34s '51-A& O
7714
C art & Adir 1st 4s 1981.-J&D
8434
75
C lf B it O Co 1st g 4s '40. J&J
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942. J&D
9934
Lake Shore & M ich South—
Con g ref 3 ^ s 1997____ J&D
7934
D eb gold 4s 1928______ M & S
9S34
Gold 4s 1931__________ M & N
9634
C leve Short L 4 34s '61 A&O
9734
K A & Gr R 1st 5s 1938.J&J
100 3
4
105
K a l & W P ig ’n g 4s '4 0 .-J&J
Mahon O R R 1st 5s 1934.-J&J
10134
Merch Dispatch Transp Co—
Eq tr 434s 1925-1926---J&J b 5.25
Michigan Central—
5s coup '31 C & B C div.M & S
10014
97 H
D eb gold 4s 1929______ A&O
Equip 5s 1925-30 (y r l.A & O b 4.90
Equip 6s 1925-32 (y r)__M & S b 5.15
____
1st 5s Kal & S H 1939.M&N
91
1st mtge M Air L 4s '4 0-J&J
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind '57J&J 10
1st g 3 34s J L & Sag '51 .M & S
77 3
4
1st gold 3 H S 1952_____ M &N
8534
B ayC & B C 1st M g 3s’89J&D
B at C & S 1st gu g 3s'89..1&D
6034
9134
D et R Tun 434s '61 gu.M & N
SO
Grand R iv Vail 4s '59. M&S
T o l Can Sou & D 4s '56 J&J
M oh & M a i 4s 1991_____ M &S
85 3
4
75
Consol gold 3 34s 2002. .M&S
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986. .F & A
82 34
N Y & Har 1st g 3 « s 2000 M & N
79 3
4
N Y & N or 1st g 5s 1927.-A & O
100 3
4
N Y & Put 1st 4s g 19 9 3 ..A & 0
85 3
4
Pine Creek gu 6s 1932 — I&D
10534
Pitts & Lake Erie 6s 1928. J&J
5s Jan 1 1928__________ A&O
E q tr fi^ s 1925-35(yr). A&O b 5.10
P itts M c K & Y 6s 1932.J&J
104 3
4
103
2d 6s guar 1934-------J&J
St Law r & Adirond 5s '9 6 .-J&J
93 3
4
102
2d gold 6s 1996_______ A&O
83 3
4
West Shore 1st 4s 2361. - J&J
N Y C & S t L 1st g 4s 1937.-A & O
92 34
103 3
4
2d & impt 6s A B & C '31 -M & N
D eb 4s M a y 1 1931------ M & N
9434
R e f 534s 1974 ser A _____ A&O
9534
N ew Y ork Connecting R R — 1
1st M 434s 1953__________ F & A
9234
N Y & Gr'wood Lake— See Erie
N Y & Har— See N Y C & FI R
N Y & Jersey— See Hud & Manh
N Y Lack & West— See D L & W
N Y L E & W O R R — See Erie
N Y & Long Br— See Cent o f N J
N Y N ew Haven & Hartford—
D eb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv..J& J15
8734
54
D eb 4s M a y 1 1957_____ M & N
61
D eb 4s July 1 *55 non-conv- J&J
D eb 4s 1956 non-conv___M & N
6234
65
D eb 4s 1947 n on -conv.. .M&S
58 3
4
D eb 3 34s March 1947____ M&S
D eb 3 34s 1954 non -conv..A& O
54 3
4
5514
90
15-yr secured 6s 1940— A&O
Bos & N Y A L 1st 4s g '55 F & A
6934
65
Cent N ew Eng 4s 1961----- J&J
80
Dutchess Co 434s 1940.J&D
O
o

__

b Basis,

Ask.

2634
1734
1734

3034
1734

5934
9034
84 >4
101
9634
9534
10034

107
86
80
9534
9234
9134
10134
4.80%
5%
4.70%
4.70%
4.20%
4.70%
4.70%
4.70%
4.25%
7634

77

80
9834
97
9834
103
4.60%
97 3
4
4.70%
4.90%

____
____

____
____

__

6234
92 >4
95
84

__
10034
__
__

100 3
4
4.90%
9334
8334
9334
10334
94 3
4
96
9334

88
5534
64
63
6634

__

56

93
71
6534

B onds

f Th is price includes accrued interest,




Bid.

N Y N H & H artf (Cored)—
Danb & Norwalk 4s 1955. - J&D
Gen 5s A pr 1 1925_____ A&O
Harl R & Portch 4s '5 4 .-M & N
83
Housatonic con 5s 1937-.M & N
93%
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954 -M & N f 7334
N ew Eng cons 4s '45 gu_.J& J
81
Consol g 5s July 1 1945-J&J
9434
N Y & N E Bos Ter 4s’39 A&O
8434
N H a v & N orth 4s '56 gU-J&D
N Y P rov & Bos 4s '42___A&O
8634
N Y Westchester & Bos R y — ■
1st M g 434s 1946 gu___J&J
65
P ro v Sec deb 4s 1957 g u .-M & N
5134
P rov T er 1st g 4s gu ’5 6 --M&S
8134
N Y & N or— See N Y C & H R
N ew Y ork Ontario & Western— •
R e f 1st g 4s June 1992 - .M & S
6734
Registered $5,000 o n ly ______
6334
Gen M g 4s 1955 r e d .. ..J & D
63
E q 434s Sept '25-Mar '28 M&S b 4.75
N Y Phila & N or— 1st g 4s '39J&J
8934
Income 4s Jan 1 1939____ M & N
76
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948--J& D
8534
N Y P rov & 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
N ord R y s f 634s 1950 . . . A& O
8034
N o r f & Caro— See A tl Coast Line
N orfolk Southern—
1st & ref g 5s '61 op '15___F & A
7334
N o r f & Sou 1st 5s 1941___M & N
9634
1st gen g 5s 1954 o p t___J&J
87
Ral & Cape F 1st 5s '*43--M&S
87
Ral & Southp con 5s '6 5 --J& D
8634
Suffolk & Car con 5s '5 2 --J&J
8634
N orfolk Ter 1st gu 4s '61 .- M & N
83
N o r f & W est gen 6s 1931 .M & N
10734
Im p & exteri 6s 1934_____ F & A
107 3
4
N ew R iver 1st 6s 1932- -A& O
10734
N & W R y 1st con 4s '9 6 --A & O
9134
D iv 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929___J&J
8934
C onv 6% Sept 1929____ M & S
129
N & W Pocahontas 4s '41-J&D
9134
E q tr 434s 1926-'32 (y r) .M & N b 4.75
E q tr 434s 1927-'31 (y r )..F & A b 4.80
Eq tr 4 34s 1929-'32 (y r ) . . A & 0 b 4.80
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s’89M & N
SO
N o & So Car— See Car A tl & West
N'east o f S C — See A tl C L of S C
Northern Cal R y— See So Pac
Northern Central—
Gen & red 5s 1947 ser A ..M & S
10234
Northern Ohio— See L E & West
Northern Pacific— 1
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997____ Q-J
8434
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047___Q-F
6 >34
R e f & imp 4 34s 2047 ser A .J & J
83
R ef & imp 6s 2047 ser B . J&J
106
R e f & imp 5s 2047 ser C -.J & .I
96
R e f & imp 5s 2047 ser D J&J
96 3
4
Eq tr 4 34s '25-'32 ( y r ) ..F & A l 5 6
5%
Eq tr 7s 1925-’30 (yr)_M & N 15 b 5.10
St P & D D iv g 4s 1996.-J&D
Wash Cent 4s M ar 1948-.0-M
8134
St Paul & Dul 1st 5s '3 1 .-F & A
10034
1st consol g 4s 1968___J&D
8434
Du) Union Dep 5s '3 0 --A & O
N o Pac Ter Co— 1st 6s '3 3 --J&J
10934
N orth Ry o f Cal— See Sou Pac
N orth Penna ext’d 4s '36- -M & N
93
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953_______ J&J
75
N orthw Term g 5s 1926 gu._J& J
30
Norwich & W or— 4s 1927--M&S
97
Ogd'bu & L Cham— See Rutland
Ohio Connecting— See Penn R R
Ohio I & W — See C C C & St L
Ohio River— See Balt & Ohio
Old Colony 4s Dec 1925____ J&D
9934
4s Jan 1938
__________ J&J
89 >
4
3 34s July 1 1932___________J&J
90
1st M 5 34s 1944_______ F& A
105
Oregon & California— See So Pac
Oregon-Wash R R & N a v —
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt - J&J
8334
Ore R R & N a v cons 4s '46 J&D
89
Oregon Short Line— See Un Pac
Pacif ic Coast Co— See M isc Bonds
Paducah & 1 1 1st 4 34s '55___J&J
1
9534
Pan American 1st 5s '34 opt.J& J / 10
Paris-Lyons-Mediterraneah R R —
74
Ext s f 6s 1958 ________F&A15
S f extl 7s 1958 _______ M & S 15
8334
Paris-Orleans ext'l 7s 1954 M & S
8234
Paulista R y lst7s'42 ser A M&S15
9834
Pennsylvania R R —
Con M 4s gold 1943____ M & N
94
do 4s gold 1948-. ..M & N
9234
do 4s gold 1948 sterling____
stamped dollar bonds___
92 34
do 4 34s g 1960 ______ F & A
99 3
4
93 3
4
Gen g 434s 1965-........ ..J & D
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968 ____ J&D
102 3
4
10-year gold 7s Apr 1 '3 0 .. A&O
10734
15-yr 634s Feb 1 1936____ F & A
11034
40-yr 5s 1 9 6 4 - ._________ M & N
9734
Con M 3 34s g £ 1945_______ I&J If 72
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’ 26-’35-.J& J15 6 5.25
Eq tr 5s M ar 1926-'38..-M & S b 4.90
Gen equip 5s 1925-’39 (y r) A&O 6 4.90
Eq tr 4 34s 1925-’39 (y r )._ A & 0 b 4.85
Aleg Val gen 4s 1942_____ M & S
93
Balt Ches & Atl 1st g5s’34 M & S
51
Belvidere Del gu 4s 1927--F&A
98
1st g gu 3 34s 1943-------- J&J
83
Cin Leb & N or 4s 1 9 42 ...M & N
8734
Clev & M arietta 4 34s '35 M & N
9634
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4 34s gen gtd 1942.J&J
99
Ser B 4 34s gen gtd '4 2 - .A & 0
9934
8534
Ser C 334s gen gtd '4 8 ..M & N
8534
Ser D 334s gen gtd '5 0 ..F & A
81

k Last sale.

I In London,

B onds.

Ask.

96
8334

6534
57

68
7534
1334
4.40%
91
8634

8134
74
8834

85
10334
9134
P0 34
131
92
4.50%
4.65%
4.65%
91

10234
8434
6034
£4 /s
108 3
4
96 3
4
96 3
4
4.75%
4.90%
84
87

77
31
93

8334
8934
9834
25
75
84
83
99
9334
95
100
94
10234
103
11034
9734
77
5%
4.75%
4.75%
4.70%
93)4
56
100

n Nom inal,

__
__
----

Pennsylvania R R (Concluded) —
D R iv R R & B gu g 4s '3 6 .F & A
E rie & Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3 34s ser B '4 0 ._ J&J
Series C 1940 _______ J&J
Gr R & Ind ext 434s '41--J& J
2d 4s 1936--- - _____ A& O
Muskegon D iv g 5s '2 6 --J&J
Holidaysburg Bedford & Cumb
1st M g 4s 1951 g u a r.. J&J
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943.M&S
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu g 4s 1931 op 1921..A & O
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952. _M & N
Gu tr ctfs g 334s 1937..M & S
Gu tr ctfs g 3 34s 1941.-F & A
Gu tr ctfs g 3 34s 1942..J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3 34s 1944--J&D
Ph Balt & Wash 4s '4 3 .-M & N
Gen 5s 1974 series B ____F & A
P itts Cin Chic & St Louis—
Con g gu 434s ser A '40. A&O
do
Ser B 19 4 2 ..-A& O
do
Ser C 1942. . . M & N
do
Ser I 1963____ F & A
do
434s ser J '6 4.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 1960-F&A
do
3 34s ser E '4 9 .F & A
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A ..J & D
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B -.A & O
C S tL & Pitts ls t5 s g ’3 2 .A & 0
P itts Va & Char gu 4s '4 3 .M & N
P itts Young & Ash 5s '2 7 -M & N
1st gen 4s series A 1948-J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B .. F & A
1st gen 5s 1974 series C .J & D
Sun & Lew 1st g 4s 1936. J&J
T o l Wahl Valley & Ohio—■
1st g gu 434s '31 ser A ..J & J
1st g gu 434s '33 ser B ..J & J
1st g gu 4s '42 ser C ___M & S
Penn & N Y Canal— See Leh Val
Pennsylvania & Northwestern—•
General 5s Jan 1 1930_____ J&J
Clearfield & J eff 1st 6s '27.J& J
Peoria & East— See C C C & St L
Peoria & N W — See Chic & N W
Peoria & Pekin Union R y —
1st g 534s 1974 series A . F & A
Peoria R y Term — See Ch R I & P
Pere M arquette (N ew C o )—
1st g 5s July '56 ser A ____ J&J
1st g 4s July '56 ser B . ..J& J
E q tr 6s Jan 1 5 '26-’35--J&J 15 b
L E & D et R iv 434s '3 2 -.F & A
Perkiomen 1st 5s ’ 18 ext to ’38 Q-J
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938 .. .Q - J
Petersburg— See A tl Coast Line
Phila & Balt Cent 4s 1951 - -M & N
Phila Balt & Wash— See Penn R R
Phila Harrisburg & Pittsburgh—
1st mtge gold 5s 1925____A& O
Phila N ew t & N Y 3s 1942.-A & O
Phila & Read— See Reading Co
Phila W ilm & Balt 4s 1926. J&J
Debenture g 4s 1932_____ A& O
Philippine Railw ay—
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu ___J&J
Piedmont & N or 1st 5s 1954 J&J
Pine Creek— See N Y C & Hud R iv
Pittsb Bessemer & Lake Erie—
P S & L E 1st g 5s 1940. ..A & O
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 '4.3--J&J
P B & L E con g 5s 1947.-J&J
Pitts Char & Youghiogheny—
Gen mtge gtd 4s 1932.. A&O
Pitts C C & St L —-See Penn R R
Pitts & L E— See N Y C & Hud R iv
Pitts M c K & Yough— See N Y C
Pitts Shaw & N —-1st g 5s '49 F& A /
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952.
-F & A /
6% receivers’ ctfs 1927.. M & A /
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
1st s f g 5s 1959 op t.
___J&D f
Pitts Sheri & L E— See P Bess & L E
Pittsb Term R R & Coal—
1st g guar s f 5s 1942 . ..J & J
W Side Belt 1st g 5s '3 7 .M & S
Pitts Va & Chas— See Penn R R
Pitts & Western— See B & O
Pittsb Youngs & Ash— See Pa R R
Portland & Ogdensburg
1st M 4 34s 1928 guar____M & N
Po rt & R Falls— 1st g 4s '2 6-M & N
Debenture 4s Aug 1927. F & A
Port! (M e ) Term gu 4s '6 1 .-J&J
Guar 5s 1961___
. ____ J&J
Po rt Reading— 1st gu 5s '41 ..J & J
Ports Gt F & Con— See Bos & M e
Potomac Val— istg u 5s g '41-J&J
Princet& N orthw —-SeeChic& N W
P rov Sec Co— See N Y N H & H
Providence Term — See N Y N H & H
P rov & Wore— 1st 4s 1947.-A & O
Ral & Aug— See Seaboard Air L
Ral & Cape Fear-See N o r f Sou
Ral & Charles— See Seab A L
Raleigh & Gas— See Seab A L
Ral & Southp— See N orfolk South
Raleigh & S W — See Ches & Ohio
Raritan R iver— 1st g 5s '39 J&J
Reading Company—
Gen gold 4s Jan 1 1997___J&.T
Eq 4 34s July '25-Jan '2 7 .-J&J b
E q 5s (J&J) ’25-'32 ser J ..J & J b
Jer Cent g 4s '51 op '0 6 --A&O
Gen & r e f 4 34s 1997 ser A . J&J
Atlantic C ity gu 4s 1951--J&J
1st M gold 534s 1929.-M & N
W & N A tr ctfs 4s red 105- Q-M
Phila & R — 2d 5s g 1933-.A & O
Im p M ext g 4s 1947___A&O
Cons ext gold 4s 1937.-M&S
Term 5s g gu M a y 1 '41 Q -F
D el R Ter p m g 5s '4 2.M & N
E x p moh g 5s 1942..J&J

s Sale price,

t Tax-exem pt,

Bid.

Ask.

93%
8434
84 3
4
9534
89
100

9634
90
102

86
90%

89

9534
8534
8>
8334
8234
82
9234
10634

96
87

9634
9634
9434
95 34
94 34
92
9134
9134
9134
9134
9934
99
10134
87 3
4
10034
88
10034
102
9134

8434
84
____
10634
9734
9734

__

100
9934

101

9634
9634
8934
100
10134

99
9934
8334
560
9634
98
95

10234

9934
9934
8434
5-25%
9734

88

90

9934
74

78

9834
94 3
4

9934
9434

4134
86

4134
8734

10034
10034
____

10134

____

■
____

55

8
5
75

50

70

4

90
____

92
96
95
77
97

95
98
97
79
9634

100

82

92
9534
4.75 4.40%
4.85 4.65%
89
8934
94
9434
83 3
4
10134
79
80
10 1

9034
91
103
100
100

92
93

104

34

RAILBOAD BONDS AND STOCKS

[ V ol. 120.

N O TIC E !.— A ll b o n d prices are “ a n d In te r e s t” ex cep t w h ere m ark ed “ f ” a n d incom e a n d d e fa u lte d bonds.
Bid.

B onds.
Reading Company (Concluded) —
Wilm & N o 1st 5s 1927-J&D
Gen g 5s Aug 1 1932-.Q-F
Phila & Read Coal & Iron—
Coll s f g 4s ext ’32 gu_F& A
Renssel & Saratoga— See Del & H
Richm & Danv— See Southern R y
Rich Fredericksb & Potom ac—
C ods mtge 436s 1940_____ A&O
Equip 6s Jan 15 ’28-’35-J&J15
Rich & Mecklenburg— See So R y
Rich & Petersb— See A tl Coast L
Richmond Term — 1st 5s 1952.J&J
Richmond-Washington Co—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 o p t.-J & D
Rio Gr June— See Deny & Rio Gr
Rio Grande Sou— See Deny & R G
Rio Grande West— See D & R G
Rock IsldFrisco Term — 5s ’27 J&J
Rock Isl A rk & La— See C R I S P
Rock Isl & Peoria— See C R I & P
Rutland— Con 4 36s 1941____ J&J
Benn & R utl 436s g ’2 7 --M & N
Ogd & L Ch 1st g gu 4s ’48-J&J
R u tl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949-J&J
E q tr 436s 1926-27 (y r)_M & N
St Clair M a d & St Louis Belt—
A lton Bridge 1st g 4s ’51--J&J
St Clair Term 1st 5s 1932.--F & A
St Johns & L Cham— 5s ’44-M&S
St J & Gr Isl— 1st g 4s 1947--J&J
St Lawr & Adir— See N Y Central
St Louis A1 & T H — See 1 1 Cent
1
St Louis Br— See Term R R Assn
St L & Cairo— See M obile & Ohio
St L Iron M t & Sou— See M o Pac
St L M er Br Co— See Term R R
St L Peo & N W — See Ch & N W
St L Rocky M t & P 5s 1955— See
St L South— See Illinois Central
St Louis-San Fran (reorganized)
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A ..J & J
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B ..J & J
Prior lien 6s 1928 series C --J& J
Prior lien 5H s ’42 series D .J & J
Cum adj 6s July 1955 ----- A&O
Income m tge 6s July I9 6 0 .-Oct
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’3 l__J&J15
Gen m tge gold 6s 1931____ J&J
Gen m tge gold 5s 1931____ J&J
Con m tge 4s July 1996----- J&J
Sou West D iv g 5s 1947. -A & O
St Louis Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989..
_______ M & N
2d g inc 4s N o v 1989____ J&J
1st consol g 4s 1932-------- J&D
1st term & unif 5s 1952--- J&J
Eq tr 536s 1925-1939 (s-a) M&S
Ce’nt A rk & Ea 1st 5s’40 op.J&J
Grays P t Term g 5s 1947.J&D
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s ’55 gu F & A
StephenvN&STex 5s’40 op .J&J
St Paul Bridge & Terminal R y —
1st M 6s 1929_____________ J&J
St Paul & Duluth— See N or Pac
St Paul East Gr Trk— See C & N W
St P & K C Sh L — See C R I & P
St Paul M inn & M anitoba—

99
100
92

Ask.
____
____
____

85
6 5.40 5.20%
100 36

101

9 0 36

____

99%

10C 36
v

84 36
____
72
72
b 5.50

86 %
____
73
74
5%

72
75
40
77 36

74
____
60
7836

N W
M isc C os,p. 44
76%
7636
90 36
99%
10236 103
98 36
9836
89
89%
/ 84
84 %
b 5.45 5.15%
10436 195%
____
100 3
6
____
90 36
_
_
99 96
96
73
89
85 96
b 5.25
89
88 36
85
8896

82
74%
89 %
86%
5%

101

192%

81

f

____
____
89 %

& N
R I & Pac

BONDS

Bid.

So Caro & Ga— See Southern R y
South Bound— See Seaboard A ir L
So Indiana— See Ch T H & S E
Southern 1 1 & M o Bridge Co—
1
1st M g 4s 1951__________ M & N
Southern P acific Co—
C oll tr 4s (C P ) Aug 1 ’49 J&D
C onv g 4s June 1 ’29 op T 4 M & S
Conv g 5s 1934 . . - . -J& D
Equip 7s 1925-1935 (yr) J&D
Equip 5s 1926-1939 (y r)_ -M & N
Equip tr 5s 1928-38 (yr) J&D
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
June 1 1925-1935 (y r)__J & D
Aus & N or 1st 5s g 1941 .J&J
Central Pacific—
1st ref 4s g guar 1949 -F & A
1st g guar 4s Oct 1 1954.A & O
M 3 36s g gu Aug 1 1929-J&D
m European loan 4s ’46-M&S
Galveston Harrisb & San A n—
M ex'& P D iv 1st 5s ’31-M & N
2d M 5s 1921 gu_____,)&J
Houston East & West Texas—
1st 5s g M a y 1 1933 ..M & N
1st gu "g 5s M ar 1933 M & N
Houston & Texas Central—
1st lien g 5s 1937- - - J&J
W aco & N W D iv 6 s g ’3 M & N
N o r Cal R y g 5s 1929. - -J& D
N o R y o f C a’ 5s g gu 1938. A& O
Oregon & Cal 1st 5s 1927--J&J
S A & Ar Pass g gu 4s’43- J&J
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950 A&O
So Pacific Br 6s 1937____ A&O
Southern Pacific R R Cal—
1st con g 5s gu 1937- -M & N
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910 J&J
So Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937-J&J
Texas & N O con 5s 1943. J&J
Dallas D iv 1st g 4s ’30 F & A
Southern Railw ay—■
1st consol gold 5s 1994 ___J&J
Develop & gen M g 4s ’ 56. A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956___A&O
Develop & gen 6 36s 1956 A&O
E q tr 6s Jan 15 ’26-’35- - J&J15
E q tr 5s 1925-39 (s-a). . -M&S
E q 4% s N o v 15 ’25-’26 M & N15
E q tr 436s Oct ’25-’39 (s-a) A& O
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938.M&S
1st M em D iv g 5s 1996 -J&J
St Louis D iv 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
Aiken Br 1st g 4s 1998 - J&J
Atlanta & Charlotte A ir Line—
1st M 496s 1944 ser A ..J & J
1st M 5s 1944 ser B _.J& J
A tl & Danville 1st 4s 1948. J&J
2d g 4s 1948 - ............ ..J & J
A tl & ’Yad 1st gu g 4s 1949. A&O
E T Va & Ga— D iv g 5s ’30 J&J
Consol 1st g 5s 1956- -M & N
Ga M id 1st g 3s 1946.
A&O
K n oxv & O 1st g 6s 1925.-J&J
L & N So joint g 4s— See L & N
M o b & Birm pr lien 5s ’45 J&J
Small________________________
Gen M g 4s 1 9 4 5 -_____ J&J

73

b

5.10 4.85%
983-6 100

8836
86 %
96
m 73%

89J6
86 3
6
9636
7434

100
99%

10036
100

100 %
190%
100

102
____
103 >6
10036
83
86 %
____
103 %
91%
93%
98
92

b
b
b
b

95%

102 %

78
68
76%
993-6
100 >8
65?-6
100
98 H
90 %
79
70%
84
10034

__

/ This price includes accrued interest,

k Last sale.

I In London.

__
102
____
105
101
8 ! 34
8736
____
9136
99
9336

103
103 36
78 %
7836
195%
10536
1093-6 110
5.40 5.10%
5% 4.80%
4.95 4.75%
4.80
4%
____
100 %
____
100
____
85%
70

_

b Basis.

7736

86
8634
97
9736
10036 102
b 4.90 4.70%
b 4.90 4.70%
b 4.90 4.70%

95
96%
109
1st consol g 6s 1933. — J&J 108
M obile & O coll tr 4s ’38-M & S
98 36 100
1st cons red to 436s g 1933-J&J
Rich & Dan deb 5s stpd ’27 A&O
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937.J& D
92 36
94
Richmond & Mechlenburg—
75
Pacific E xt 1st 4s £ 1940--J&J
88
1st g 4s N o v 1 1948. . -M & N
86 3
6
102
Eastern R y of Minnesota—
So Caro & Ga 1st 536 s ’29 M & N
N or D iv 1st g 4s 1948--A& O
90 36 ■ 91%
Va M id series E 5s 1926 M&S 10034
97 %
M ont Cent 1st gd 6s 1937-J&J 110 %
112 %
Series F 5s 1931___ ..M & S
101 96 101
10034
1st guar gold 5s 1937----- J&J
General 5s 1936____
M&N
W il & S F 1st 5s g 1938---J& D
102 96 104
10034
Va & Southwest 5s 2003.-J&J
8634
St Paul & N or Pac— See N or Pac
1st con g 5s 1958____ A&O
St Paul Union Depot—
S & N Ala— See Louisv & N ashv
1st & ref 5s 1972- -------- J&J
10136 101 % South Pac Coast— See South Pac
Salt Lake C ity Un Dep & R R —
Spartan U & Col— See Ash & Spar
____
89
1st M 5s 1938____________ M & N
92
Spokane Falls & N o r 6s ’39 -J&J
San A n t & Aran Pass— See So Pac
8336
Spok Internat 1st g 5s 1955 J&J
95
San BY & S Jo Val— See A T & SFe
State L & Sulliv 4 % s 1929.J&J
San Fran Term — See Sou Pacific
Staten Island R y — See Balt & Ohio
Santa Fe Pres & Ph— See AT& S F e
Stephen v N & S Tex— See St L S W
Sault Ste M arie Bridge—
Suff & Carolina— See N o r f & So
____
____ Sunbury Hazleton & W -B —
1st M s f 5s July 1 1937.-J&J
____
Sav Fla & W — See A tl Coast Line
1st 5s M a y 1 1928_______ M & N
—
70
Sav & States— 1st g gu 5s ’ 53-J&J
75
2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup.M & N
Schenectady & Duanesburg—
Sunbury & Lew — See Penn R R
____ Sup Sh Line— See C St P M & Om
100
1st guar 6s 1924__________ M & S
Schuylkill R iver E S— See B & O
Tam pa & Jacksonville—
7
Scioto Vail & N E— See N o r f & W
1st M 5s 1949 c tf dep _ A&O
82
78% Tam pa N orth 1st 5s ’36 op J&J
Seab A ir Line— 1st g 4s 1950-A& O
76 3
6
78
Term R R Assn (St Louis)—•
Stamped _
- - ---7736
96 36
A dj m tge 5s Oct 1 1949--F & A
1st gold 436s 1 9 3 9 ._____ A& O
7936
7936
101
68%
69%
1st consol gold 5s 1944 --F & A
R e f gold 4s 1959 op t_____ A & O
83%
92Vs
Gen re f s f g 4s ’53 op ’ l p . J&J
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A .M & S
93
____
Equip trust 6s 1925-27. - J&D b 5.50 5.10%
St L Br 1st g 7s 1929. -.A & O
99 34
St L M er Brdge T — 5s ’30 A&O
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1925-37.F&A b 5.55 5.25%
Atlanta-Birmingham D iv —
10136
M er Brdge 6s ’29 op ’09 F & A
—
87
1st g 4s M a y 1 1933____ M & S
8796 Terre Haute & Ind 5s 1925--J&J
98
Terre Haute & Peo 5s 1942 M & S
Caro Cent 1st g gu 4s ’4 9 --J&J
78 36
80
Florida Central & Peninsula—
Texas C ity Term 6s 1941 J&J26
____ Texas & N ew Orleans— See So Pac
1st 1 g ext 5s gold 1930. J&J 100
1st Cons 5s gold 1943. .J&J
99% Texas & Okla— See M K & T
99%
102
94
Sou Bound 1st g 5s ’41 A&O
95
Texas & Pac 1st 5s 2000 - J&D
Georgia & A la 5s Oct ’4 5 .-J&J
94%
2d inc g 5s Dec 2 0 0 0 - ___M ar f 9u
93 36
9836
Ga & A la Term 1st g 5s’48.J&D
94
Louisv D iv 1st 5s 1931___J&J
99%
Eq tr 5s 1925-’39_______ M & N b 5.20
Ga Caro & N — 1st 5s g ’29-J&J
100
93
Denison & Pac Sub 1930-M&S
Ral & Augusta— 1st 6s ’26.J&J 199%
101
50
Weatherford M in W & N orth—
Ral & Charleston 4s 1956.F&A
50
9636
1st guar f 5s 1930-------- F & A
Consol 4s 1956 - -F&A
T ex Pac-M o Pac Term R R —
Ral & Gaston— 1st 5s g ’47.J&J
97
99
1st M g 596s 1964.-M&S
Seab & Roanoke— lst5s’26.J&J 100
10096
T o l Can Sou & D et — See M ich Cen
Seacoast R R o f N J 5s ’48 -A&O
95
10034
90
99%
West D iv 1st 5s g 1935___A&O
Sebast & Mooseh 1st 5s ’28 M & S
General gold 5s 1935_____ J&D
9836
Shamokin Sunbury & Lewisb’g—
83
St M a ry ’s D iv 4s g 1951.-F & A
2d 6s gold July 1 1925 ..J & J
Eq tr 4% s 1926-27 (y r )..J & J b 5.10
Sher Shrev & So— See M o K & T
Kana & M ich 1st 4s 1990- - A&O
8136
Shrev Bdg & T er — See St L So W
2d m tge gold 5s 1927___J&J
Sierra R y o f California —
E q tr 6s 1926-35 ( y r ) . J&J15 b 5.40
1st s f 6s g A pr 12 ’37.A & 012
84
89
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955 J&J
Sioux C ity & Pac — See Ch & N W
65
70
Somerset R y 1st & ref 4s ’55-J&J
70
1st M 4s July 2 1950_____ J&J
75




Ask.

9636
103
7834
6836
7734
____
102
67
10036

B on d s a n d Stocks.

Bid.

Toledo Peoria & Western—
1st gold 4s July 1 1917____ J&J /
Toledo St Louis & Western—
Prior lien g 336s July 1 ’25 J&J
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950- -A& O
T o l Term 1st 4 36s ’57 gu_ - M & N
T o l W alh Val & O— See Penn R R
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946-- J&D
Ulster & D el cons 5s 1928--J& D
1st re f gold 4s 1952______ A& O
Union Pacific—
1st r y & land gr 4s g 1947--J&J
C onv 4s 1927-.- ________ J&J
1st & ref 4s June 2008 ___M & S
1st & re f 5s June 2 2008--M & S
10-year 6s July 1928____ J&J
Eq tr 436s 1928-38 (y r )..M & N 6
E q 436s M a r 15 ’29-’39-M&S15 b
Equip tr 5s 1927-37 (y r )..M & S b
Equip tr 7s 1925-35 (y r )--J & D b
Ore R R & N a v —-See Ore-Wash
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946-J&J
1st cons guar 5s 1946 - J&J
Ref g gu 4s ’29 opt ’07 -J&D
Utah & Northern—
1st 7 s ’08 ext at 4 % to ’33 J&J
Consol gold 5s 1926-- -J&J
Union Terminal Co (D allas)—■
1st g 5s 1942 opt 1922____ A&O
United N J R R & Canal Co—
General gold 4s 1929 ___M & S
General gold 4s 1944___ -M&S
Gen 1st g 336s M a r 1 ’51-M&S
Upper Coos—-See M aine Central
Utah & Northern— See Union Pac
Utica Clin & Bing— See D el & H
Vandalia R R —•
Cong 4s 1955 series A . F & A
Series B 1 9 5 7 - _______ M & N
Vera Cruz & Pacific R R —
1st gold 436s 1934 o p t_____ J&J f
July 1914 coupon o n ________ f
1st gold 4 36s 1934 assenting .- f
Verdig Val Ind & West— See M o P
Vermont Vail lst436s 1940- A&O
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
Pr lien 6s ’ 15 ext 5% ’4 0 --M & N
Gen 5s M a y 1 1 9 4 1 ____ M & N
R e f & im pt 6s 1973 ser A - M & N
Virginia M idland— See South R y
Va & Southwest— -See South R y
Virginian R ailw ay—•
1st M gold 5s 1962 o p t— M & N
E q 6s A Oct’25-Apr’30 (s-a) A&O b
Wabash— 1st gold 5s 1939--M&N
2d gold 5s 1939___________ F& A
Deb m tge 6s series B 1939-J&J f
1st lien term gold 4s 1954- J&J
R e f & gen 5 36s 1975 A . - M&S
6% notes 1930
„.„M&S
Eq’ tr 6s 1926-35 (yea r)-.J & J 15 b
D et & Chic ext 1st g 5s ’41-J&J
Des M D iv 1st g 4s 1939. J&J
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941 -M&S
Omaha D iv 1st 3 36s g ’41 - A&O
W aco & N W — See Hous & Tex C
Warren R R — See D L & W

____
____
7936
7634
8436 Washington Cent— See N or Pac
____ Wash Co R y — See Maine Central
Wash Term Co— 336s 1945-- F & A
79
1st gold 4s 1945 guar. . F & A
103
W eath’d M in W & N — See T ex& P
10036 West Jersey & Sea Shore—
____
C o d s o I gold 4s 1936-------- J&J
Cons 336s g series B 1936--J&J
10136
101
West M aryland 4s 1952____ A & O
89
5% gold notes 1915 o p t___J&J
B alt & Harris g 5s 1936--M & N
1st M W est E xt g 5s ’38 M & N
West N Y & Penna 5s 1937--J&J
____
Gen m tge gold 4s 1943___A&O
Income g 5s A pr 1943— N o v 1 /
8336
97
Western Pacific R R Corp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A
-.M & S
1st M 6s 1946 series B ____ M&S
4% notes 1930___________ A& O
E q tr 536s 1925-38 (yr)__J& D b
____ Western P a — 1st g 4s 1928--J&D
—
West R y o f A la — 4 36s 1918 3xt at
6% to Oct 1 1928.............. A& O
West Shore— See N Y C & H R R R
West Side Belt— See Pitts Term
15
West Va & Pittsb—-See B & O
85
Wheeling & Lake Erie R R —
1st consol gold 4s 1949___M & S
____
R e f M 4 36s series A 1966-M&S
____
Eq tr 4s 1926-27 (y e a r)___A&O
84
L Erie D iv 1st g 5s 1926 -A& O
107 34
Wheeling D iv 1st g 5s ’28-J&J
Exten & impt g 5s 1930--F & A
10034
____
6% notes JaTn 1933_______
____ Wheeling Term 4s 1940-- - F & A
100
Wichita Falls & Northwestern—
83
1st 5s Jan 1939
- ___J&J f
1st & ref g 5s 1940 o p t____ J&J /
Wichita Union Terminal R y —
1st g gu 436s 1941 opt - - M & N
10234
100
Wilkes-B & East— See N Y S & W
9936 William sport & N Branch R R —
5%
1st ref gold 436s 1931____ J&J /
95
Wilmar & S Falls— See St P M & M
W il & N o r— See Phila & Reading
W il & W eldon— See A tl Coast L
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s 1960 ____ J&J
9934
Winston-Salem Term inal C o —
1st M gold 5s 1966____ ..A & O
100
W is Cent R y — 1st M g 4 s ’49 J&J
1st & ref 4s 1959_________ A&O
9934
8536
536 % g notes A pr 15 ’27A&015
4.75%
M arshfield & South East D iv
pur mon 1st g 4s 1951--M&N
82 34
100
Sup & Dul D iv 4s 1936___M & N
5.15%
Minneap Term 336s’50 opt. J&J
91
W orN ach& Roch — 4s Jan ’30-J&J
4s Oct 1 19 34 -...................A&O
Yosem ite Vail s f g 5s 1936--J&J

Ask.

2736

31%

9936
8536
89

99%
8536
8936

8536
89
5136

91
5136

9336
99
8836
106%
103%
4.75
4.80
4.75
5%

93 76
9936
89
10636
104
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.80%
10536
10696
9796

105
106
97
9336
10036
9836

99%

9636
9236
81

9336

8836
8836
2036
2036
70
100
96
105

9936
5.15
10036
93
80
95

9936
4.90%
10136
96 3
6
k 9336
83 9s
9536

5.50
10036
84
8536
7536

5.25%
10036

85

90

81 %
8936

8236

92
89
63%

86 3
6
7536

94
6436

100 %

80
35 3
6

8036
46

9336
10236
91 %
5.40
9736

9436
103 %
9236
5.15%
9836

7336
6 s 36
5.25
10036
9936
97%
98%
88

74
6936
5%
10136
9936

115
90

100
90
___

91

94

70

__

8236

8336

7836
75
101

79
76
10136

__

m Dollars per 500 francs or £20.

n Nom inal,

70
8436
60
75
70
66%

s Sale price.

__
_
_
__
__

85

6736

May, 1925.]

RAILROAD STOCKS—LAND BANK BONDS AND STOCKS

NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest” except where marked * f ” and income and defaulted bonds.
Stocks.

Par.

Bid.

R A IL R O A D S T O C K S .
Par
A la Great Southern com _____ 5ft d 67
50 d 68%
Alabama & Vicksburg---------- 100 201
Albany & Susauehanna (guar) 100 202
Allegheny & W est (gu a r). _ 100 103
100
22
48%
P re ferred ___
________ 100
Atch T op & Santa Pe . _____ 100 119 (4
94%
Preferred ___ _________
100
100
4%
A llan & Char A ir L (gu ar)____ 100 1 7 3 *
Atlanta & W est P o i n t ______ 100 150
.50 d 159
156%
Atlantic Coast L R R com . .
loo
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent t r — Id 80
96
Augusta & Savannah (guar) 100
74%
Balt & Ohio— Common______ 100
100
63
Preferred . _________
.50 d 40
90
P re fe rre d _____
. _______ 100
Beech Creek (guar N Y C ) .
50 d 38
Boston & A lb (guar N Y C ) .. 100 156 %
12
Boston & M aine ____________ 100
11%
P re fe rre d _________- ______ 100
18%
1st preferred A ___________ 100
29
1st preferred B ____ ________ 100
26
100
100
38%
25
100
Bost & P ro v (guar Old C ol) . 100 16734
73
Boston R e v Beach & Lynn . 100
4
Brunswick Ter & R y Sec C o . 100
82
Buffalo Roch & Pittsburgh. 100
96
100
85
B u ff & Susq R R C orp............ 100
ion
5034
Camden & Burl Co (gu ar)___ 25 d 27
57
Canada Southern___________ .100
Canadian Pacific____________ 100 142%
Preferred .
---- . 100 Id 77
75
Caro Clinchfield & Ohio com . .100
Catawissa R R — ls tp r e f (guar) 50 / 43%
50 / 4334
2d pref (guar P & R ) ______
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W ) H d 46
O
Central o f N ew Jersey______ 100 280
Chesapeake & O h i o _________ 100
9234
6% % cum pref Ser A _____ 100 10634
Chicago & A lton R R . . ____ .100
434
2
8
100
Certificates o f d ep osit..
100 185
Chicago Burl & Quincy . .
31 M
Chic & East Illinois common 100
4434
Preferred _________
____ 100
9‘
A
Chicago Great West com ____ 100
100
2134
64
Chic Ind & Louisv com m on .. .100
60
Preferred . ______________ 100
100
8
Preferred ________ . . . . 100
49
Chicago & N orth W e stern .. 100
P re fe r r e d _______
. . . 100 10134
43
Chic R I & Pacific com m on .. .100
9434
7% p r e fe r r e d _____ _____ 100
85
6% preferred_____________ 100
33
Chicago St Paul M inn & O . . .100
100
71
8
Cine Indianap & W estern___ .100
18
P re fe rre d ___
. . . . . 100
____
Cine N ew Orl & Texas Pacific .100
100 10234
Cine Sandusky & Cleve p ref. . 50 d 57
148
C leve Cine Chicago & St L . . .100
P re fe rre d ____ __ _________ 100 103
C leve & Pitts (guar Pa R R ) . . 50 d 69 %
B etterm ’t stk (guar Pa R R ) 50 d 3934
62
Colorado & S ou th ern ______ 100
6034
1st preferred_____________ 100
58
2d preferred_______________ 100
Columbus & Xenia (gu ar)___ . 50 d 88
____
Conn & Passumpsic pref (gu) .100
2
Cripple Creek C entral______ .100
15
100
D ayton &TVIich com (gu a r). . . 50 d 35
Preferred (guar C H & D )_
50 d 84
158
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware & Hudson. ______ 100 144
Delaware Lack & W e stern .. . 50 d 130
Delaware . . . ___________
25 d 39
37
D env & Rio Gr W pref tem p. .100
76
D etroit H ills & S W (g u a r ).. .10(1
40
D etroit & M ackinac_________ 100
Preferred __________ ______ 10(1
60„
234
Duluth South Shore & A t l ___ .100
434
Preferred
______ 100
50 d 58
Elm ira & W ’msport (gu a r). . . 50 d 40
Preferred (guar N or Cent) 50 d 52
2834
Erie— Com m on_____________ 100
36 34
-100
100
35
Erie & Kalamazoo (gu ar)____ 50 d 77
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa R R ) ___ . 50 d 60
11
Ponda Johns & G iov com ___ .100
22
F t Dodge Des M & So c o m .. .100
100
70
P re fe rre d ____ __
. . .
104
.100
.100 201
Georgia Southern & Florida. .100
39
80
1st o ra iirra i ____________ 100
75
2d orafwwsd- ___________ 10(1
Great N orthern R y — P re f___ .100
6134
Ore certifi cates______ (no par) d 28%
70
Green B ay & W estern______ 1()(
27
G u lf M o b ile & N orth com ___ .100
91
Preferred _____ _________ 10(
18
H artford & Conn W estern___ -10(
101
- lo t
Hudson & M anhattan______ 100
29 3
4
Preferred _ . ___________ 1()(
67
Huntingd & Broad T o p v t c . . 5 d ____
<
5( d ____
Preferred v t c ____________
Illinois C entral______________ 1()<
11134
112
Non-cumul 6% pref Ser A . _!()(
Leased lines (gu a r)________ -10(
74
Stk tr ctfs— See R R Securs C o.
____
In t & Great N orth R y v t c . . lot
Internat R ys (C ent A m ) com .lot
23 3
4
Preferred ________________ 10( x 6234
Iow a C e n t r a l . _______ __ . . 10(
134
126
Joliet & Chic (guar C & A ) . . -10(
104
K a l Allegan & Gr Rap (g u ). . -lo t
K C F t Scott & Mem phis R y
70
P re f Cent T r c tf dep stpd 10(
96
K C St L & Chic— P re f (g u ). lot
33
Kansas C ity Southern______ 1(>(
Preferred____
_____ __ - lo t
57

6834
70
205
22 3
4
5034
11934
95
5
176
155
157
85
99
75
9334
3934

20

78
5
87
97
8734
52
2934
5834
14334
79
78
44 34
4434
48
285 „
9234
107 Pa
534
10
834
1834
187
3234
4534
10
22
68
65„
434
8%
4934
10734
4334
95
86
37
84
12
22
_ _ __
60
155

__
71
---63 Pa
61
59
91
8034
5
20
91
38
86
159 7.
14934
131
40
3834
78

__ __
3 ,,
534
60
42
56
2834
37
37
80
62
14
30
80
10634
204
46
82
80
62 _
2834
____
2734
93
20
30
68
____
____
11234
117
7534
____
2434
6534
3
130
108
____
103
3334
58

Basis, d Price per share, not per cent.
x Ex-dividend, v Ex-rights.
b




Stock s.

Ask.

Par.

Bid.

____
81
77 %
90
92
42
42
____
100
90
110
850
52
27
____
____
53
234
34
55
61
2334
3434
82
34 %
7734
73

50 d 7834
M orris & Essex (guar)_____
Nashv Chatt & St Louis____ 100 141
N ashv & Decatur (gu L & N ) 25 d 37
National Rys o f M ex 1st p ref. 100
534
100
234
N ew London N o r t h e r n ____ 100 124
6
.100
N ew Orl Texas & M e x ico ___ 100 12134
N Y Bkln & M an B pref (gu) 100 120
N ew Y ork Central R R ____ .100 11534
Dividend payable in London . Id 118
N Y Chic & St L o u i s _______ 100 124
90
6% preferred. ___ _ _ 100
N Y & Harlem com & p f (gu) 50 d 165
N Y Lack & W est (gu ar)___ .100 101
N Y N ew Haven & H a rtf___ .100 s 3034 s
21
N Y Ontario & Western____ 100
N orfolk Southern___________ 100
3034
N orfolk & Western R y _____ 100 130 3
4
75
100
.100 136
Northern Cent (guar Pa R R ) 50 d 7834
N orth ’n N H (guar B & M ) . 100
75
Northern Pacific R y ______
100
5934
North R R o f N J (guar Erie) .100
63
d 112
Northern Securities Co stubs
80
50
Ogden M ine R R (g u Cen N J) .100 d 80
Old Colony (gu N Y N H & H ) . .10(1 10334
101! ldl20
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W ) 50 d 88
Pac Coast C o— See M isc Stocks
Pennsylvania R R . _____ __
50 d 4334
Peoria & Bureau Val (gu ar). 10(1 114
Peoria & Eastern
_________ 10(1
13 3
4
Pere Marquette R y _________ 10(1
64
Preferred. .
_________ ___ 10(1
7734
10(1
67 34
Phila Germ & Norris (gu ar). 50 d 123
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa R R ) 10(1 205
54
Piedmont & Northern . _ . 10(1
. 50 d 29
Preferred______________ __
50 d 58
Pitts Cine Chic & St L o u is.. 10(1
85
Pitts F t W & Chic com (gu)
10(1 130
Preferred (guar Penn R R ) . .10(1
140
Pittsburgh & Lake E rie_____
50 d 157
Pittsb M c K & Yough (gu a r). . 5 d 51
(1
Pittsb & West Va com m on .. .10(1
6534
Pitts Youngst & Asht p r e f.. .10(1
140
Prov & Worcester (gu ar)____ .10(1
Railroad Securities Co—
4% 1 1 Cent stk c tf 1952___ 100(1
1
72J4
5 d 7734
(1
d 1734
1st preferred______________ 5ft d 39
2d p r e fe r r e d - ____ ______
5 d 4134
(1
120
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar) .101
217
Rich Fred & Potom — Com . 1 1
0
Dividend obligations_____ 1
0(1 215
6% guaranteed___________ 1 1
0
217
7% guaranteed_____ ______ lor
217
Roch & Genesee Val R R . . 1 (1
0
95
Rome & Clinton (gu D & H ) . .10(1
94
Rutland preferred______ ____ 10(1
42
St Joseph & Grand Island. . .10(1
____
1st p r e fe r r e d ____________ 10(1
100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref . . 100 110
54
2d preferred____ __ _______ Kill
St Louis-San Francisco R y . . 1
0(1
7334
11
0
81
100
4534
100
71
Preferred____
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu) .10(1
94
Seaboard A ir Line common __ .10(1
26
10(1
Preferred
________ __
4334
Sharon. . . . . . . . ______
5 d 41
(1
1(X
103 3
4
Southern R y comm on_______ .100
9234
100
Preferred- .
__________
8734
M ob & Ohio stk tr ctfs dep .10(1
74
Southwestern o f Ga (g u a r ).. _10(
99
Texas & Pacific. _____ ____
1(l(
5134
T ro y & G r’bush (gu N Y C ) . . 5( d 56
Tunnel R R o f St Louis _ . . 1 1
0
110
Union Pacific— Com m on____ 1 1
0
136
Preferred . . . .
11
0
7334
United N J R R & Canal (gu) _]<)<
20034
U tica Chen & Susq Val (gu) 10(
117
Utica Clinton & Binghamton .100
39
Valley R R (N Y ) (guar)____ 1()(
98
Vermont & Mass ( g u a r ) ___ 1 1
0
92
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac c o m .. -10<
86
Preferred
_______________ I0(
87
Virginian R ailw ay__________ I0(
100
Wabash R ailw ay____________ I0<
2134
Preferred A ______ ________ M
X
62 34
Preferred B ____ __________ M
X
40
Warren N J (guar D L & W ) — 5< d 6834
Western Maryland R y com . -1(><
1134
1st preferred_____________ M
60
X
2d p referred .. . . _______ 1 1
0
1734
Western Pacific R R C orp___ -1 (X
4034
Preferred ._ ______________ M
X
88
West Jersey & Sea Sh— Com -.5< d 36
Wheeling & Lake Erie R y ___ -10(
1234
Preferred . . _____________ M
X
23
____
Wisconsin Central _________ MX
____
Certificates o f deposit____ _10t

/ F lat price.

A Last sale.

I

In London,

S tocks

Ask.

Keokuk & Des M oines________ 100
____
Preferred---------------- 100
80 *
Lackawanna R R o f N J ------- 100
Lehigh V a lley________________ 50 d 7734
50 d 80
Preferred______________ —
L ittle M iam i original guar_
_ 50 d 90
50
L it Schuyl N a v R R & Coal (gu) 50 d 40
Long Island R R ____
. — 50 d ____
95
Louis & M o R iv pref (guar). 100
80
100
72
_______ 100
Preferred________
Louisville & N ashville_______ 100 10934
50 d 825
P re f (guar L S & M S ) _____ 50 d 50
25
M aine C entral________________ 100
77
Preferred__________________ 100
Michigan Central. __________ 100 500
M inehill & Schuyl H a v (g u ).. 50 d 51
234
100
Minneapolis S t P & S S M _ 100
_
3234
45
Preferred.
..
_______ 100
58
4% leased line ctfs ---------- 100
2134
Mississippi C en tra l.. . ____ 100
M o-K a n -Tex R R c o m ..(n o par) d 34
Preferred. . _______________ 100
8134
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Missouri Pacific com _______ 100
77
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100
71

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150
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128
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60
66
115
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Kansas C ity— 5s ’52 op '32.M & N
84
105
5s 1953 opt 1923________M & N
125
5s 1954 opt 1934 . .
90
5s 1964 opt 1934________M & N
5s 1964 opt 1934_________M & N
44
Kentucky— 5s ’52 opt ’32. . M & N
116
5s 1943 opt 1928...... .................
15
5s 1954 opt 1934_______ J&J
6534 Liberty Cent— 5s ’52 op ’32 .M & N
80
5s 1953 opt 1933_____ _________
69
5s 1943 opt 1928________M & N
12534
215
5s 1942 opt 1927________M & N
56
Louisville— 5s 1952 opt 1932____
30
60
N Y & N J 5s 1953 opt '3 3 . .J&D
5s 1954 opt 1934_________ M & N
135
N Y & Pa— 5s '53 opt ’3 3 . . -J&J
14034 N o Caro— 5s ’53 opt ’33 . M&S
160
5s 1952 opt 1932________M & N
54
5s 1955 opt 1935_____ .F & A
6634 Ohio— 5s M a y 1953 opt 1933 _
14234 Ohio-Penna 5s 1954 opt 1934 J&J
Ore-Wash— 5s ’52 opt ’32 M & N
137
Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
73
Portland, Ore— 5s’53op’33 J&J
78
5s 1954 opt 1934 .
M&N
1734
San Fran— 5 s '53 o p t 'S3 . J&J
3934
Salt Lake C— 5s '53 op ’33 .J&J
4134
123
Pennsylvania 1955 opt 1935-F & A
Potomac 5s 1954 opt 1934 J&D
220
St Louis— 5s 1953 opt ’33 .J & D
5s 1952 opt 1932________M & N
5s 1943 opt 1928_______ J&D
100
5s 1955 opt 1935____ ____ M & S
99
San Antonio 5s 1939 op ’24 .M & N
45
5s 1953 opt 1933........... M & N
5s 1953 opt 1933........... M & N
5s 1954 opt 1934............. M & N
112
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Sioux C ity — 514s ’5 op '31 M & N
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South M in n— 5s ’53 op '33-M & N
5s 1952 opt 1932 ______ M&N
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5s 1954 opt 1934._ ._ .
5s 1964 opt 1934. . _________
Union (Kentucky & Tennessee)—
5s 1952 opt 1 9 3 2 ... . M & N
Virginia-Car’o 5s '54 opt '3 4.F & A
Virginian— 5s '53 opt ’3 3 ..M & N
5s N o v 1 1951 opt 19 3 1 ..M & N
W ichita— 5s 1953 opt 1933
5s 1952 opt 1932_______________

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Agricultural— 5s ’53 op '3 3.M & N
A tlanta— 5s 1952 op 1932.-J&D
A tlantic— 5s 1953 op 1933..M&S
5s 1952 opt 1932 ________
5s 1954 op 1934___________ J&J
Bankers— 5s ’53 op ’28____ J&J
5s M a y 1952 op 1932____ M & N
California— 5s 1951 op 1931.
Central 1 1 5s ’53 op ’33___J& D
1—
5s July 1 1953 op 1933...J & J
Central Iow a— 5s A pr 1953 ____
5s M a y 1 1942 op 1927.-M & N
4 34s N o v 1 ’52 op ’32____ M & N
Chicago Joint— 5 34s '51 op '3 1 ..
5s 1951 o f 1931................M & N
5s 1952 op 1932.............. .M & N
5s 1963 op 1933__________
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434s 1952 op 1932_______ M & N
434s 1963 op 1933______ M & N
434s 1952 op 1932___________
434s 1964 opt 1934______ M & N
C olo-W yo 5s 53 op ’33____ A&O
Columbus 5s 1955 opt 1934..J&J
Dallas— 5s 1953 op 1933...M & S
5s 1954 opt 1934........... ...........
5s 1965 opt 1935 ______________
534s 1951 op 1931______________
Dayton-Agricultural—
5s 1954 op 1934___________ J&J
D ayton— 1952 opt 1932____ J&D
D enver— 5s 1954' opt 1934______
5s 1955 opt 1935 ________ __ .
Des Moines— 5s 1952 opt 1932___
5s 1963 opt 1933_______________
First Carolinas— 5s'52op’32 .M & N
5s 1954 opt 1934............ A&O
F&A
5s 1955 opt 1935____
First o f Chey— 5s’52 op’32 M & N
First o f C lev— 5s ’53 op* '33.M & N
First o f M inn— 5s ’51 op '31 M & N
5s 1952 opt 1927_______ M&N
5s 1952 opt 1932_______ M&N
5s 1953 opt 1933_______ M&N
First o f M ontgom ery 5s ’54 op '34
First N ew Orl 5s ’44 op '34 M & N
First Texas— 5s '42 opt '3 2 .M & N
5s 1943 opt 1933____
M&N
Fletcher 434s 1954 opt 1934_____
Fremont— 5s 1953 opt ’3 3 .J&D
5s 1952 opt 1932 . .
.M & N
Greensboro (N O ) 5s’53 op ’33 A&O
Ill-M idwesh—5s ’53 op ’33.A & O
5s 1954 opt 1 9 3 4 .„ . J& D

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Bankers o f Milwaukee 10% ..100
Chicago 10% _______________ .100
Dallas' 10% . _______________ 100
Des Moines 9 % _______________ 100
Kansas C ity 10% ____________ 100
Lincoln 9%
________________ 100
N ew Y ork . . _______________ 100
St Louis______________ . . . . .
South Minnesota 9 % _________ 100
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PUBLIC UTILITIES
(Includes street "and electric railways, gas, electric, power, water and telegraph and telephone companies.)
N O T IC E .— A ll b o n d prices are “ a n d in t e r e s t ' ex cep t w h ere m arked
an d in com e an d d e fa u lt e d bon ds.
B onds.

Bid.

Adirondack Elec Power Corn
1st M gold 5s 1962 o p t____ J&J
99
Adirondack P & L 1st 6s '50 M&S 101%
D eb 5s 1930-- .. .J & J
94
C onv deb 6s 1929_______ A&O
102
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946-M&S
98
1st M 1 & re f 6s 1951
.J & D
104
1st & r e f 5s 1951__________ J&D
95
Alabama T r L & P 1st 5s '62 M&S
88%
Alabama W ater 1st 6s 1932-J&J
97
1st ref 6s 1947
_ -J&J
94%
Albany R y — See United Trac.
Albany Sou R R 1st 5s 1939-M&S
89
A ll eg Bellev & P — See Phila Co
A lt G & St L T r — See E St L & S ub
Altoona & Logan Val Elec R y —
83
Con g 4% s 1933 gu ----- F&A15
American Gas deb 6s 2016--J&J
99
C onv g 7s Jan 15 1928..J&J15
140
10-year 7s 1934___- ____ J&J
103%
90
A m Gas & El coll 5s 2007___F & A
96%
D eb gold 6s 2014________ M & N
A m Pow & L deb 6s 2016___M&S
95%
Am er Pub Serv 6s 1942____ J&D
98
Am er Rys coll tr 5s 1931
F&A
99
Amer Telep & Teleg 4s 1929-J&J
96%
C onv g 4s '36 conv a ft ’09-M&S
90%
C on v 4% s '33 op a ft '25--M & S
94%
C oll trust 5s 1946________J&D
100%
D eb s f 5s I 9 6 0 - _____ _-J&J
95%
D eb 5% s N o v 1 1 9 4 3 ---M & N
102%
Am er W W & E l 5s 1934___A&O
94%
Americus L tg 1st s f 6s '3 7 -A & 0
83
Ana & P o t R R R — See W K y& E l
Appalachian Power 5s 1941 J& D
98
7% gold bonds Aug 1 '36 F & A
105%
92
- J&J
D eb gold 6s 2024___
99
Arizona Pow 6s '33 opt '13 M & N
Arkansas L & P 1st 6s '45 A&O
104
1st lien & ref 6s 1954. - . M&S
96
Ardm ore St R y — See Phila Co
Asheville (N C ) Pow & Ligh t—
1st s f g 5s 1942 o p t.- - A&O
98%
Ashland (W is) L , Pow & St R y
1st M gold 5s 1939- ____ J&J
90
Ashtabula W ater Supply Co
92
1st 5s 1937-_____ .-J & D
Associated Gas & Elec C o—
102
Sec g 6% s conv ser 1954--J&J
Atchison R y , Ligh t & Power—
87
1st 5s N o v 1935_________M & N
Athens (G a) R y & Electric—
82%
1st & ref s f g 5s '50 opt '15 J&J
99%
Athens Elec R y 6s 1931 A& O
A tl Cons St R R — See Ga R y & El
98%
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947- _J&D
Atlanta N o r R y — See Ga R y & El
Atlantic A ve R R — See Bkn R T
99
Atlantic C ity El 5s 1938-- M&S
99
1st & ref 5%s 1954-M&N
Atlantic C ity (N J) Gas—•
87%
1st g 5s Jan 1 '60 opt '2 0 --J&J
Auburn & Syracuse Elec R R —
25
1st & ref g" 5s '42 opt '12. -A & O
Augusta-Aiken R y & E l C orp—
Sink fd g 5s Dec 1 '35 opt .J& D / 78
89
Augusta R y & El 5s '40 J&D
Aurora Elgin & Chicago RR—
85
1st & ref g 5s 1946 opt
J&J
82
A E & C Ry 1st g 5s '41 .A & O 15
99%
Austin G L 5s Oct 1 1925 ..Q - J
B alt & Ann S L — See M d El R y
100
B alt Elec 1st g 5s 1947 gu . J&D
B Sp P t & Ches— See Un R y & El
B alt Traction— See Un R y & El
99
Bangor (M e ) Pow 5s 1931--M & S
93
Bangor R y & E l 1st 5s '35--J& J
Bar Harbor & Un R iver Pr Co—
____
1st & ref g 5s 1935--- ..M & S
B ay Counties Pow 5s 1930--M &S n 100
97%
Beaumont G L 6s 1944 -- J&D
45
Beaver Val T r gen g 5s '5 3 -M & N
Bell Telephone o f Canada—
98
1st g 5s 1955 ser A . .
M&S
Bell Telep Co o f Pennsylvania—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B .
J&J 101 %
B eloit W ater, Gas & Elec Co—
96%
1st g 5s 1937-........ ......... M&S
Binghamton (N Y ) L H & P —
96%
1st ref 5s 1946- - F&A
45
B ingham t’n R y 5s '31 op '11 M & N
Birmingham Elec Co— 1
101%
1st & ref 6s 1954- A&O
Birm Knox & A tl— See Phila Co
Birmingham R y Light & Power—87%
Gen ref g 4% s '54 op '09- A&O
Birmingham W ater Works C o—
100
1st M 5%s 1954 ser A ____ A& O
99
Blackstone Val G & E 5s '3 9-J&J
99%
5% gold notes 1926_____ M & N
Bleecker St&FulFy— See N Y Rys
Bloom Dec & Champaign—
82%
1st & ref 5s 1940. - _ _ . M & N
Bloomington & Norm al R y & L —
98
1st & gen m 5s 1928--J&J
97
B1 & N R y El & H 5s '2 7 --J& D
____
Blue Lakes W at 1st 6s '38- - M&S
87%
Boston E lev R y 4s 1935 --M & N
89%
D eb g 4% s Oct 1 1937-- A & O
87%
D eb g 4 %s N o v 1941____ M & N
92%
D eb g 5s D ec 1942 ____J&D
95%
West End St 5s 1932.. M & N
94%
5s M a y 1936--- ____ M & N
92%
5s March 1944_______ M&S
110
7s Sept 1947--- ____ M & S
94
4% s July 1 1930.......... -J&J
89%
4s Aug 1 1932_________F & A
101%
6% s Feb 1927.......... .. F & A
____
Bos & W ore St R y 4% s '2 3 --F & A
B revard Co (M d ) Power—
93
1st s f 6s 1943____________ J&J
90
Bridgeport Gas L t 4s 1952--J&J

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98%
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91

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92
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95
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107%
94
106
98
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100

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102
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88%
101
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96
93

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Bridgeport H ydraulic Co—
Chicago C ity R y 1st 5s '27- F & A
75
1st M 5s 1944J&D
103%
104% Chic N orth Shore & M ilw R R —
B w ay & 7th A ve R R — S eeN Y Rys
1st m tge gold 5s 1936 .
J&J
94
B w ay Surface R R — See N Y R ys
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
J&J
99
Bronx G & E 5s '60 op a ft '20 J&J
98
Chicago & Oak Park Elec R y —
97
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co—
Lake St El 1st 5s 1928 g u .-J & J n 93
1st M 5s M ar 6 1938M&S
98
Chicago Railways Co—
Gen & ref M 6s 1963 - -A& O
104
1st M gold 5s 1927 opt F & A
76%
Bklyn C ity & N ew R R — See C I & Bk R R
Cons M 5s ser A Feb '2 7 .-A& O
54
Sl2
93
Bklyn C ity R R 1st 5s 1941--J&J
Series B Feb 1927 . .
J&D
37
____
Eq tr 5s '26-’35 ser A J&J 15 b
Pur mon 4-5s Feb '27 opt J&J
Brooklyn Edison Co—
A dj inc 4s Feb 1927 o p t___M a y
21
100% Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
Gen M 5s ser A 1949_____ J&J
100%
Gen M 6s ser B 1930___-J&J
105%
105
94
1st & ref 6% s 1944. ____ J&J
Bklyn-M anhattan Transit Corp
83%
1st & ref 6s 1953-. - - . .
86%
86%
33%
Brooklyn Rap Tran 5s '45 -A& O / 94
Chic Sou Bend & N or Ind R R —
/ 94
Equit Trust ctfs o f deposit
1st gold 5s Jan 1 1937 _ .J& J
____ Chippewa Power 6s 1947___J& D
1st ref gold 4s 2002______ J&J / 56%
100
____ Chris & 10th Sts R R — See N Y Rys
3-year 7% notes 1921____ J&J f 115
____ Cicero Gas— See N orthw G L & Co
Cent Un T r temp ctfs dep._ f 115
____ Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
Tem p ctfs dep stamped___ f 108
____
100%
Bklyn Hts 1st 5s 1941-. .A & O f 76
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A . A&O
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—■
103
Pr 1 & r e f M 5% s Jan'61 B -A& O
85
70%
1st M g 5s 1941 (stp d ). J&J
Cincinnati Gas Transportation—
64
65
1st con 5s July ’4 1 (stp )M & N
105
1st 5s 1933 guar op 1913. J&J
82%
83 6
A
Bklyn Un E lev 5s 1950 .. F & A
105
Double guarantee. - .
83 %
83% |Cin N ew port & C o v L & T —
Stamped g u a ra n te ed ___
76%
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949 -F & A
100%
1st re f 6s 1947 series A ___J&J
78
75
100
84
87
Nassau Elec 1st 5s 1944.-A& O
Cities Service Co—
61
163
1st gold 4s Jan 1 1951 J&J f 58%
Conv g deb 7s '66 ser B ___J&J
91%
93%
A tlantic A v con 5s g '3 1 --A& O
Series C _____________________
117
____
86%
Series D ____ __ ____________
Bklyn Bath & W E5s '33A & 0
101%
100%
101
Bklyn U n Gas 1st cons 5s g '45 M & N
Series E
______
___
113
110
109%
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A .M & N
Cities Service Power & L igh t—
____
C onv deb 7s 1932-.
-M & N
135%
2d s f 6s 1944 series A
.M & N
93%
Brownsville A ve— See Phila Co
Citizens Gas (Indianapolis)—
____
.
94%
Buffalo C ity Gas g 5s 1947-A&0 /
1st & r e f gold 5s 1942_____ J&J
102
100%
B u ff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939..F & A
Citizens L H & P (Johnst’n, Pa)
100
101
1st re f 5s A pril 1 1939____J&J
1st g 5s 1934 opt 1914 . .M & N
B u ff & N ia g Falls E l L & Power—
Citizens R y & L t— See Muscatine L t & T
____ Citizesn St R y — See Ind T r & Ter
99%
1st gold 5s 1942 .
_____ F & A
91
93
Citizens T ra ct— See Phila Co
Burlington (V t) G L 5s 1955-J&J
Burlington (la ) R y & L igh t—
C ity Elec San Fran 5s 1937.-J&J
98%
97
94
C ity & Sub R y — See P o rt(O re)R y
1st s f gold 5s 1932 o p t___M&S
____ C ity & Sub R y — See Wash R y &E1
99%
Butte E l& P 1st s f 5s ’25-’51 J& D
____ C ity W ater (Chattanooga)—
Cairo R y & L 5s 1938 ___J&D
84%
99%
California Electric Generating—
1st 5% s 1954 series A . ..J & D
____ Clarion River Power Co—
99
1st s f g 5s '48 op a ft '12 -M & S
104
1st M gold 6% s 1947 ____ J&J
California Gas & Elec Corp—
101
100%
101%
Sink fund g 5s 1933 o p t. M&S
C lev El 1 1 1st 5s '39 op '2 4 .A & 0
1
101
100%
109%
U n if & ref g 5s '37 op s f . .M & N
Gold deb 7s 1941-.. ____F& A
____
10J
Gen M 5s 1954 series A
M&N
Cal Cent Gas & El 5s '31 F & A
California-Oregon Pow er—
C leve Pains & East Con 5s 1918—
____
1st & ref 7% s ser A 1941-F&A
110%
Ext at 6% to 1933. . .
A& O in 20
____
102% Cleve R y 1st 5s 1931 opt . M&S
98%
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B ___J&J
97%
9 >% C leve Southw R y & Light—1st & ref 5 %s series C__
F&A
104%
105
Gen & con 5s 1954____ .M & S / 17
C onv s f deb 7s 1944 .
M&N
60
Cal Pac R y — See Pacific Elec R y
C leve Berea & Ob 6s '54. M & S
60
Calumet & South Chicago R y —
C leve & Elyria 6s '5 4 -. M & S
60
73
70
C leve Elyria & W 6s 1954 . . .
1st M rehab g 5s '27 op '12F& A
60
Camden & Sub R y — See P S Corp
Elyria & Oberlin 6s 1954______
____ Clinton (111) G & E 6s 1 9 3 '-- 92%
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op '14 J&J r 57
92%
Canal & C laib R R — SeeN O R y & L
Coast Cos L & P 1st 5s’46 op F & A
88
91
94
Canton-Akron Con R y 5s '33 J&J
Colorado Power 1st 5s '5 3 .-M & N
____ Columbia G & E 1st 5s '27. J&J 100%
99%
Canton Elec Co 5s 1937-- M & N
83
100%
78
Cape Breton Elec Co 5s '32-J&J
Stamped .
_____
Debenture 5s 1927..
J&J 100%
Capital Traction (Wash, D C )—
97%
97%
1st g 5s June 1 1947
J&D
5% gold notes 1928
- M&N
68
70
Columbia (S C) tty. Gas & E l Co
Oarbondale R y 5s N o v '3 3 .-J&J
100%
99%
93
1st M s f g 5s 1936_______ J&J
Carolina Pow & L t 5s 1938 F & A
105
104 ‘4
Col Buck L & N — See Col N e&Zan
1st & ref 6s 1953
..J & D
100
99%
Columbus Dela & Marion Elec Co
Cedar Rap M fg & P 5s '53 -J&J
84
1st & ref 5s June 1937
_____
Central Ark R y & L igh t Corp—
98%
99%
94
1st lien s f 5s 1 9 2 8 - ____M&S
1st & ref 6s (stamped) 1937 .
____
____
96
Conv deb 6s 1935 ser A ___A&O
Central C alif Trac 5s 1936 -A& O
____
____ Columbus (G a) Elec & Power—
Certificates_
_
________ __
103
6s 1947.
_ ______. J&D
Cent Crosst’n R R — -See N Y Rys
101
99
101% Colum bus(0)Gas 1st 5s g'32 J&J
Cent Dist Telep 1st 5s '4 3 --J&D
Columbus (O ) Interurban T er Co
Cent Ga Pow— See Ga L P & Rys
80
90
95
1st guar 5s 1935.
___J&D
Cent Hud G & E 5s 1941 .J & D
105
Col Lon & Spr R y — See Ind C & E
Conv deb 7s 1935 .
J&J 102
97%
98% Columbus Newark & Zanesville—
Cent Illinois L t 1st 5s 1943 A&O
104%
105
1st gold 5s 1924 _ _____ M&S / ----1st 6s 1943_______________ A&O
Gen & re f gold 5s 1926. . M & N / - - - Central Illinois Public Service—
87%
89
Col Buck Lake & N ew Trac
1st & ref gold 5s 1952. .. F & A
99
100
1st gold 5s 1921. - . .M & N f
1st & ref 6s 1944 series C.-.T&.T
____
97%
98%
Zanesv R, L & P 5s M a r’21 A&O
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1931 -M & S
____ Colum & 9th A v R R — See N Y Rys
100
Deb 6s 1925- ______ . M & N
99
Columbus (G a) Pow 5s '36. A&O
Central Indiana Power C o—
98
99
Columbus R y, Pow & Light—
. 1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
96
101%
1st re f & ext s f 5s 1940
A&O
1 7% notes 1927 . _____ M&S 100%
103%
R e f mtge gold 6s 1941 . .J& D
Central Iow a Power & L igh t—
78
99
100
1st M 6s 1944 ser A . . -M & N
Col R y 1st 4s '39 opt '1 4 -.0 -J
____
____
94
Col St R y 1st 5s g 1931 . J&J
Conv M 7s 1934 ser A
M&N
os%
99%
94
Cent M aine Pow 5s '39 op ’ 19 M & N
Cross St 1st 5s g 1933- J& D
72
106
107
C om ’cial Cable— 4s g 2397. Q-J
1st & gen M 7s 1941 . J&D
100
102
1st & gen 6s 1942.
. J&J
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
95%
96%
100%
1st g 5s June 1 1943____ M & S
Central N Y G & E 5s 1941--J&J
109%
Central Power Co—
1st g 6s June 1 1943 ___M & S
98
100
99%
1st M 5s 1953.
.
. J&J
1st M 6s 1944 ser C_ - ..J & D
99%
100
99%
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B
J&D
Central Pow & L t 6s 1946--A & O
98%
100
99%
1st 1 & ref 6% s 1952--. .M & S
C om ’weaith El 5s June '43 M & S
87%
Central R y — See Un R y &E1 (B alt)
C om ’w ’ th L & P 6s 1947 _M & N
Central Traction— See Phila Co
98
Sec 7s July 1925-.
. . _J&J
Commonwealth Power Corp—
Charleston Cons R y , Gas & E l—
90
91
Consol gold 5s 1999___.M &S
S f g 6s M a y 15 1947..M & N 15 100%
90
C h 's't’n C ity R y 1st g 5s 1923
Gen & ref 5s 1939. _.J& J
____
95
Gen & ref 6s 1972 ser B __J&J
Ext at 6% to Jan 1938--J&J 100
Chattanooga R y & Light—
Com pt Hts & M er T er— See Un
____ Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950.-J&J
§2 %
79
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '16 M & N
____ Coney Is! & Bklyn R R 4s '4 8 .J&J
82%
68
Chatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56 M & N
____
99%
Ches & Pot Tel 5s '29 op '09 J&J
Consol gold 4s 1955. . .J&J
58%
98%
99%
Ches & Po t Tel o f Va 5s '43-M & N
B C & N 1st cons 5s 1939--J&J
78
Chicago Aurora & Elgin Corp—
Certificates o f deposit_____
78
22
Deben 6s April 1972______ J&J f 20
Conn L igh t & Power—
Chicago Aurora & Elgin R R —
1st & r e f s f 7s '51 ser A _ M & N
111%
92
90
R e f & imp 7s '47 ser A -A & O
104%
1st & ref 5% s 1954 ser B . F & A
103%
Chicago C ity & Connecting R y
Connecticut Power 5s '6 3 --A&O
46
46%
103%
coll tr s f g 5s Jan 1 1927-A&0
1st & coll trust 5s 1956____ J&J
102
7% notes D ec 1926.
___J&D
Conn R y & L t 4% s 1951 . J&J
90%
Stamped guaranteed op tion al..
90%
Conn L tg & Pow 5s '39___J&J
102
Conn R iv Pow 1st 5s 1937.-J&D
99%
Consolidated Cities L , P & T r —
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped___J&J
79

k Last sale,

n Nominal,

r Canadian price.

Ask.
77

95

100

95
77%
58
38%
43
24
95 %
84
35
■±7

103 %

101%
102
114
94
96%

100

110%
103%
40
99%
19
61
61
61
61
93“
101”
100%
101
100
95
85%
96

99%

100
80
95
96
73
101%
110
99%
99%
100%
92%

100

100%
91
96
72
82'
112%
105%

93%
91%

80

PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS

M a t , 1925.]

37

NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest” except where marked “ £” and income and defaulted bonds.
B onds.

Bid.

Consol Gas o f Balt 5s 1939 -J&J
100M
Gen g 4% s Apr 1954A&(
Consol Gas, Elec L t & P (B a lt)—
Gen g 4% s Feb 14 1935-_.J&.
96 M
1st r e f 6s 1949 Series A
_F&A
107 M
1st r e f 6 %s 1951 Series D A&C
109%
1st re f 5%s 1952 Series E M&S
103
Consol Gas N J 5s g 1936-- J&.
94
1st ref 5s 1965 - ____ A&C
85
Consolidated Gas (N Y ) —
Deb 5%s 1945___________ F&A
102%
Underlying cos— See N Y G E L H & P
Consol L tg Co (V t) 1st 5s ’26 J&(
97
Consol Pow & L tg —
1st & ref 1 6%s 1943_____ M&S
103
Consol Pow & Light (W V a )—1st M & r e f 6s 1943 - __M&S
Con R y (N ew H av)deb 4s’54 J&J
63 M
Deb 4s 1955 .
_J&.
63 %
Deb 4s 1955_____________ A&C
63 M
Deb 4s 1956 g u a r..
J&J
63 M
Cons gold 4s 1930
. F&A
Cons R y & Pow (Salt Lake) See Ut nh L &
Cons T r (N J)— See Pub Ser Corn
Con Wat o f U tica— 1st 5s ’30.J&J
98
2d M tg e 5s Jan 1 1930. . .J&J
97
Consumers El L & P (N ew O rl)—
1st M 5s 1936__________
.J&J
94
Gonsum L H & P Co (E liz, N J)
5s 1938 . . .
____ J&D
98
Consumers Power Co (M ic h )—
1st & r e f 5s 1936 op '16 -J&J
100
1st 1 & unif 5s ser C 1952.M &N
95 %
l s t l & unif 5y2s 1954____M & N
102
Continental Gas & Electric-—
1st lien coll tr 5s 1927 . M & N
99 M
R e f 6s 1947_______________A&O
98%
C oll tr 7s 1954 ser A . . F& A
101
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
External s f 6s 1950.
A&O 15
Crosstown St R y — See Col R v & L t
Cross St R y — See In t T r (B u ff)
Cuban Telephone Co—
106
1st lien & re f 7 Ms 1941__.M&S
Cumberland Co (M e ) Pow & L t —
94
1st & r e f gold 5s 1942 ___M & S
Cumb’land T & T 5s 1937..-J&.T
99 M
Cuyahoga T elep 1st 7s 1941 J&D
105M
Dakota Central Telep Co—
103
1st gold 6s 1935 .............. J&D
100
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941. _ . A& O
103
Dallas Pow & L t 6s 1949-- -J&J
1st g 7%s 1949 series B_ J&J
1st g 5s 1952 series C J&J
D anv St R y & L Co 5s 1925 J&J
D anville T r & Pow 1st 5s ’41 J&J
D arby M ed & Ches R y — See Phila R T r
Daytona Pub Serv 7s 1942 J&J 103
Dayton (O ) Gas 5s’30 op’ 15_M&S
D ayton L t g 1st 5s ’37 op’ 12-M&S
99
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s‘ ’41 J&D
98 M
D a y Sp & Urb— See Ind Col & E
92
Defiance (O ) G&E 5s 1942. M & S
Delaware Co & Phila— See Un P & Trans
Denver C ity Tram way—
59
1st & ref g 5s 1933 op s f.M & N
Con Tram con g 5s 1933 A& O
83 M
Deny Gas & E l 1st g 5s ’4 9 .M & N
99
94
1st & R e f 5s 1951_________M & N
D enver Tram way Power Co—
1st imp g gu 5s ’23 op ’08.A& O
n 97
E x t at 6% to 1924.. . .
Denver Tram way Terminals Co
1st M g gu 5s 1926-40___M&S 6
7%
D erry (N H ) Elec 8s 1951. M&S
99
Des Moines & Cent la Elec Co—
S F 6s 1937 opt series A . _ M&S
99 M
88
S F 5s 1937 opt series B .M&S
93
Des Moines E l 5s 1938 M & N
78
Des M oines C ity R y 5s ’36 J&J
Des M oines Elec Co—
l s t M 5 s , 1938.
M&N
98 M
D etroit C ity Gas Co—
105
1st M 6s 1947 series A _ . J&J
D et & Sub Gas 1st 5s ’28. J&D
98 M
101
D etroit Edison 1st g 5s 1933-J&J
10)%
1st & r e f 5s July 1 1940___M & S
107%
1st & r e f 6s July’40 ser B .M & S
98 %
Gen & re f 5s 1949 series A . A&O
Conv deb 7s Jan 15 ’28 J&.T15 114
114
C onv deb 7s Feb 1929. F&A
114
Conv deb 7s M a r 1930 _ M&S
114
C onv deb 6s D ec 15 1932. J&D
90%
D et United 4% s 1932 opt J&J
77
1st M & coll tr 6s 19291___J&J
____
D et R y 1st 5s 1924____ _.J& D
D et F t W ayne & Belle Isle—
95
1st g 5s A pr 1 1928___A&O
D et M on & T o l Short Line R v
____
1st M g 5s Jan 1933.. -J&J
D et & Pontiac—
Cons g 4 M s ’26 o p ’ l l . J&D
99 M
D et & P t Huron Shore Line—
____
____J&J
1st gold 5s 1950 .
D et Y psil Ann Arbor & Jack—
____
1st gold 5s 1 9 2 6 - - . ____F& A
Dominion Pow & Transmission—
96
1st 5s 1 9 3 2 .____
______ A&O
D D E B & B R R — See Third A v R y
Duluth-Superior Traction Co—
95 %
Duluth St R y 1st g 5s ’30_ M &N
8o%
Gen M 5s 1930. .
__M &N
Duquesne Light— See Phila Co
Duquesne Trac— See Phila Co
Eastern Connecticut Pow Co—
1st M s f 5s 1948 series A .A & O
94 M
Eastern M ass Street R y Co—
Serial r e f 6s Jan 1926-1929
99 M
70
R e f M 4 Ms 1948__________J&J
R e f M 5s 1948____________ J&J
75M
____
R e f 6s Jan 1948 ser C ..M & S 1 5
---R e f 6s Jan 1948 series D A&O
____
R e f 6s Jan 1948 series E .M & N
Lynn & Bos 1st 5s g ’2 4 .-J&D
99
Extended to 1 9 2 9 . . _____
Eastern N J Power Co—
99
1st M 6s 1949____________ J&J
Eastern Oregon Light & Pow Co—1st M 6s 1929____________ A& O
99 M

Ask.

B onds.

Bid.

101
Eastern Pa R ys 1st 5s 1936.-J&J
94M Eastern Tex E l Co 5s ’42___M&E
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co—
1st & r e f 5s 1947 ..M & S
1st lien & ref 6s 1942.J& I
108
1st lien & re f 6 Ms 1948 M & S
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946 J&J
98
East B ay W ater 5 Ms 1946 J&J
Un & ref 7M s ’36 ser A ..M & S
Un & ref 6s 1944 ser B _M&£
Un & re f 6s 1944 ser C .M&S
102 M
U n if & r e f 6s 1955 ser D -M&S:
100
5 M % gold notes 1928
-F & A
East Penn Elec Co-—1st M & ref 6s 1953
..J&J
103%
East St Louis (111) L t & Pow —
1st 5s 1940
. J&E
East St Louis & Suburban C o—C oll trust g 5s 1932 opt . A&C
A lton Granite & St L Trac—
64
1st cons gold 5s 1944 F& A
Easton Cons E l 5s 1949 .. .M & N
East Palm & Beth 6s 1939 J&J
100
Economy L t & Pow (Joliet, 111)—
99
1st M s f gold 5s 1956 - J&E
Edison Elec Tllum o f Boston—
4M s% gold notes 1928--J&J 15
94 M
Ed El Ill(B k n )S ee Kings C oE L & P
Edison El 1 1 (N Y )— See N Y G
1
Edison Elec Co (Lancaster)—
Refunding 5s 1943
F&A
100M
95 % Eighth A v e RR-—-See N Y Rys
102 M Elec & Peop— See Phila Rap Tran
Electric Pow Corp (Germ any)—
100 %
1st s f 6M s 1950 temp ctfs M&S
99% Electrical Securities Corp—•
102
Coll trust s f 5s 1935 opt F & A
C oll tr s f 5s 1955- - -- A&O
99% Eliz Plainf & Cent JlSee Public
Eliz & Trenton R R /Serv Corp
Elm ira W ater, L igh t & R R —
1st & con g 5s 1956.
..M & S
107
E l Paso El Co coll tr g 5s ’32 J&J
7% notes 1925. -..J& J
96
Em pire District Electric Co—
99%
1st 5s 1949_______________ M & N
106% Em pire Gas & Electric Co—
Gen & re f 6s ser A 1952 _ . J&D
105
Em pire Gas & Elec and Em pire
Coke jt lst& ref 5s ’41 opt M&S
105
Em pire Gas & Fuel—
1st M s f 6s 1926-. . -_ -M & N
lst& ref conv7M s’37 ser A M & N
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942 A&O
Equit 1 1 Gas, Phila, 5s g ’28. J&J
1
Erie Railways—
105
1st & ref 6s 1954..
A& O
Erie El M otor s f g 5s 1941 A&O
100
Erie L tg 1st M 5s 1967 .A & O
99 M Erie & Suburban R y 5s ‘41 A&O
Evansv G & E L 5s ’32 op ’ 12 J& D
93 M Excelsior Springs Wat Gas & E l—
1st M 6s 1932 o p t. _____ J& D
Fairm ont & Clarksburg Trac—63
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913
A& O
Federal Light & Traction—
1st s f g 5s 1942 o p t. . . M&S
99 M
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
M&S
94 M
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B ..J & D
Fed St & Pleas Val— See Phil Co
100
F t P itt Traction— See Phila Co
F t Smith L ight & Traction—
6%%
1st M g 5s M a r 1 ’36 o p t. M & S
____ F t W Van W ert & Lim a "Trac—
1st M g 5s 1930 g u a r . ___J&J f
101
F t W orth Pow & L 5s ’31 F & A
____ 42 dS tM & S tN A v—-See 3d A v R y
Frankf Tacony & Holmesb R v —
1st gold 5s July 1940
..J & J
79 M
Galesburg R y L tg & Power—
___J&D
Con 5s Oct 1934.
99 M
Galesb R y & L 5s 1934.
105% G alv Elec Co 1st 5s ’40 o p . M & N
100
Galveston-Houston Elec R y —
101 %
1st M s f g 5s 1954 o p t____ A & O
Ml
Gas & E l o f Bergen Co 5s ’49 J& D
10 /%
Gen 5s N o v 1 1954___- - M & N
98 M General Gas & Elec Corp—
S f g 7s 1952 ser A ______ M & S
____
Gen Gas & E l Co 5s 1932 -J&J
____
Gold 6s 1929__________ M & S
____ German General Elec—
91
J&J 15
20-yr 7s 1945____ SO
Ga Row & Ins— See B & N St R y
____ Georgia Ligh t Power & Rys—1st lien s f g 5s 1941 o p t. .M & S
98 M
Cent Ga Pr 5s ’38 op t’ 13 M & N
Georgia R y & Elec 5s 1932- J&J
72
R efg & im pt g 5s ’49 s f ___J&J
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939--J&J
____
Georgia Elec L t 5s 1930--J&J
A tlanta N orthern R y Co—
65
1st guar 5s ’54 op ’90___J&J
Georgia R y & Power—
90
1st & ref s f 5s 1954 o p t--A & O
Gen M 6s 1947. - - - A&O
97
Gen M 7s 1941 _________M & N
Grand Rap Gr H a v & Musk R y —
1st g 5s July 1 1926______ J&J
96 M Grand Rapids R y —
87
1st s f 7s 1939.
---M & N
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st M 7s 1944____
. . . F&A
G t Falls Pow 1st 5s ’40 o p ..M & N
95 M Great Lakes Power, L td —
1st M 6s 1925-1944. ..M & N
____ Great N orth P o w 5s 1935 -- F & A
71
Great West Pow 5s 1946 op J&J
1st & ref 6s M a r 1949____ M&S
76 M
88
1st & ref 7s 1950 ser B ___J&J
88
1st & ref 6s 1952 ser C
F&A
88
Green Bay Gas & Elec Co—
1st & re f 5s 1935 M&N
101
Greenwich Tram 1st 5s ’31 J&J
Hackensack W a t 4s ’52 op ’ 12J&J
100
Hagerstown & Frederick "By—
1st & ref 6s 1944 .
. -A& O
101
Harrisburg L & P 5s 1952--F & A
H art St R y — 1st g 4s 1930--M & S
Harwood E l 5s ’39 op ’ 14____ J&J
1st & r e f s f g 6s ’42 o p ___M&S

Ry

Ask.

92
94
90
9 'M
101
94 M
101 %
10 M
101 V
s
101
100%
103

84
63 M
63
100
93
98
99 %

87 M

93
102
100
89M
100M
93 M
102 %
103 M
98
93 M
91
97%
80
98

93 %
100M
91M

12
99 M
40
95 M
96
86
86
99 M
95
103 M
109%
99 %
93 %
88
95 M
99
92 %
96%
99
94
93 M
102 M
105 M
86
96
88 M
101M
101
97
97 M
101
108 %
100%
98 M
75
84 %
96 %
98M
83 %
100
105M

__

1
/This price includes accrued interest,




ft Last sale.

I In London.

Canadian price,

Ask.

Bid.

B onds.

93 M Havana Elec R y , L igh t & Power
87 %
86%
Gen M 5s 1954 series A _ M&S
95M
93%
93
Havana Elec R y 5s 1952- F&A
93%
93 M Helena L t& R y 1st 5s ’25 op M & S
Herkimer County L igh t & Power
100
98
1st 5s 1950
J&J
Hest M an & Fair Pass R y — See P h ila R T
96
101 M Hom e Telep & T eleg (L os Angeles
100
99
Cal) 1st 5s 1933 - J&J
106%
98
96%
1st refunding 5s 1945 J&J
102M
102
Hom e T e l & T e l o f Spokane—
99
98
1st M g 5s M a y 15 ’36 M&N15
101 M
43
40
Hortonia Power 5s 1945- -F& A
101
Houghton Co (M ich ) Elec L igh t—
____
99
1st g 5s Jan 1 1927 opt_
J&J
104
25
Houghton Co Trac 1st 5s ’37-J&J / 15
100%
99 y
Hous Elec 5s 1925 opt 1910--F & A
100
98%
Hous Hom e T elep 5s 1935 M&S
99%
99 y
84 % Houston L t & Pow 5s 1931 -A&O
94
33
1st lien & re f 5s 1953____ M&S
___
10 1%
1st lien & ref 6s 1953 ser B.A& C
99%
98 %
64 M
99 %
10’ M Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949--M & N
Hydraulic Power o f N ia g Falls—
96
102
100%
1st & refunding 5s 1950___J&J
100
101
R e f & im pt 5s 1951______ A&C
96
95 %
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947-. -J&J
____
99%
1st lien gen M 8s 1930
-J&J
____
First lien gen M 7s 1947
J&J
99 Vs 100
1 1 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956
1
J&E
94
91
Illinois Cent Trac 5s 1933--J&E
103
10 1%
Illinois El Pow 1st 6s 1943.-A&O
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
103
102
1st & r e f 6s 1953 seris A .A & O
103
101
Debenture 7s 1953.
- A&O
94%
93 %
87 % Illinois Power 1st 5s 1933-- J&D
103%
102 %
1st 7s 1936___________
. J&E
100
98%
1st 6s 1944....
-J&D
96
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
89
88
1st & r e f 5s 1957 o p t_____ A&C
97
94
Illinois V alley R y 1st 5s ’35 M & S
1
Indiana Columbus & E Tra c—
4
Gen & ref g 5 s ’26 o p ’ l l _ M & Ni/
1
20
Col Lon & Springf 5s ’20 A & O if ----____
45
101
D a yt Spgf & Urb 5s ’28- M & N
Indiana Electric Corp—
98%
98
1st M 6s 1947 series A
M&N
90 M
103
101
1st M 6H s 1953 series B -F & A
82
80%
F&A
101M Indiana L tg 4s 1958 opt
Indiana & M ich El 5s 1957 .F & A
95
95%
1st & re f 5s 1955_________M&S
94 M
Ind N a t Gas & O— See Peo G L& C
94
103 % Indiana Power 6s 1944____ M & N
93
104
106
103%
1st lien 7 %s 1941 ser A . . M & N
100
101
100
1st lien&gen 6% s’41 ser B .M & N
99
.F & A
5 % % notes 1928___
91
Indiana R y & L t 1st 5s ’43 -J&J
94 M Indiana Service Corp—
92
93
88 %
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1 1950 -J&J
82%
98
Adjustment m ortgage_____ __ f 82
81M Indiana Union Traction—
20
10
100
1st g 5s July 1 ’33 op ’08 A&O
20
10
Indiana N or 1st g 5s 1933.A & O
Indianap Columbus & Sou Trac—
100
95
1st M g 6s Feb 1 1948- -F & A
98
96%
93M Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952___A& O
100%
98%
Indianap L & H 5s 1940 . A&O
94 M Indianap & M artinsv Rap Tran—
50
1st g 5s 1923 o p t.
..J & J
93% Indianap N ew Castle & Eastern—
12
1st 6s 1932_____________________
Indianap N or— See Un T r o f Ind
Indianapolis & Northwest Trac—
46
79
1st g 5s 1923 ext to 1933. _M&S
Indianapolis & Southeast Trac—
18
18
13
1st M g 5s 1935
. .J& J
18
100
13
Ind Shelby & S E 5s 1932. .J& J
Indianapolis Trac & Term Co—
92
91
1st s f gold 5s Jan 1 1933 -A & O
50
62
63
Indianap St gen 4s 1933___J&J
85%
84 y
Citizens’ St con 5s g ’33 M & N
97
Indianapolis W ater—
97
93
94
1st & r e f g 4% s 1940 o p t.-J & J
102%
89
io i y
1st lien & r e f 5% s 1953. M & S
Interborough-Metropolitan Co—
13
88
Coll trust g 4% s 1956 - -A& O f 11
99%
Guar Trust ce rtif o f deposit
/
13
6y
Stpd ass’t ’d & 16% subs.. f
____
Stpd as del o f 16% sub . f
1%
Stpd as to del on surrender
104 M
____
o f 60% o f bonds________ f
y
100M Interborough Rapid Transit—
65
65%
1st & r e f g 5s ’66 op tax-ex J&J
64
64%
93 M
68%
69 -4
6% notes 1932 -_ .
A& O
87%
88%
Conv g 7% notes 1932
M&S
92M International R ailw ay(B u ffalo)—
82%
80%
B u ff R y 1st con M 5s g’31 -F & A
96M
72
9 %
74
B u ff Trac 1st 5-° 1948____ J&D
80
94
81
Cross St R y 1st 5s g ’3 2 --M & N
90
93
97 %
B u ff B ell & Lan 5s 1927--J& D
72
74
100
B u ff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938- J&J
Buffalo & N ia g Falls Elec R v —
81
83
1st M 5s gold 1935. .J&J
62
63
Internat R y ref 5s ’62 op M & N
97%
93 % Interstate E l Corp 6s 1933.M&S
97
95
100
Debenture 7s 1932 _____ J&D
103 M
10oM Interstate Power Co—
99
98
1st M g 6s series A 1944 -J&J
99
89
1st M g 6s series B 1944--J&J
99
100
General 7s 1934
__
J&J
98
Interstate Rys— C oll trust g 4s
58
60
1943 opt 1913____________ F & A
88 H Iowa R y & L t (Cedar Rapids)—
98%
101 %
100
1st & r e f 5s 1932 opt ’ 15--M & S
Iow a Southern Utilities—
103
95
1st & re f 6s 1943- F&A
99
Iron wood & Bessemer R y & Light
92
91
1st s f g 5s ’36 opt after ’ 15.F & A
103
Italian Power Co—
98%
C oll tr 6% s 1928 series A A&O
98%
101 M Jackson Cons T r — See M ich E .R v
98
100
Jackson (M ich ) Gas 5s g ’37 A & O
100
Jackson (M iss) Public Service—
92%
80
96%
1st M 6s 1934. - - - .
A& O
98
100
1st M 7s 1934_________________
83
84
Jacksonv(Fla)Gas s f 5 s ’42 .J& D
75
80
97 M Jacksonville Trac 1st 5s ’31 M&S
£9%
91
94
Jacksonv Elec 5s ’27 opt M & N
Jacksonv (111) R y & L t 5s ’31 J&J
93
95
Jamaica W ater Supply Co—
100
98%
1st gold 5% s series A 1955-J&J

s Sale price.

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PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS

[V ol. 120.

NOTICE.— All bond prices are “ and interest” except where marked “ f ” and income and defaulted bonds.
B onds.

Bid.

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B onds.

Bid.

1

Jersey Central P o w & L t Corp—
Manila Elec Co 7s 1942. . -M & N
102
1st & r e f 5 %s 1945 series A F & A
97% Manila Electric Corp—
97
Jer C ity H ob & Pat— See P S Corp
M anila Elec R R & L tg Corp—
Johnstown (P a ) Telephone Co—
1st lien & coll tr 5s '5 3 .-M&S
89
1st & re f 5s 1942____ __ F & A
99
100
Manila Sub R ys 1st 5s 1946 M&S
Johnstown (P a ) Traction—
Manitoba Power Co L td —
1st & re f 5s July 1943____ J&D
66
68
1st s f 7s 1941 ser A _____ M & N
102%
Joplin& PittsRy 1st 5s’30 op.M&S
15
25
Manuf’rs Wat (P a ) 5s 1939-J& D
99%
Kankakee (111) G & E 5s ’30 -M & S
94
99
Marion (O ) W ater Co—
Kansas C ity Gas 1st 6s 1942.F & A
1st mtge 6s 1943___ - J&D
101
102
98
Kansas C ity Power & Light—
Market St E l Pass R y — See P R T
1st M 5s 1952 series A ____ M & S
98% Market St R y (San Francisco)—
98%
Kansas C ity Railways—
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A
. Q-J
97%
1st M 5s July 7 1944_____ J&J ' 59
60
M a r y l’d E l R ys 1st gu 5s '31 A& O
95
2d M 6s July 7 1944______ J&J r 8
1st & re f 6% s 1957 ser A -.J & J
10
97
2d M 5s July 7 1944______ J&J p 8
B alt & Ann S L 5s 1946 F & A
10
59
C oll gold notes 7s M a y 15
Massachusetts Gas 4% s '2 9 --J&J
98%
1921________________ M & N 15 p 73
75
D eb g 4 %s D ec 1931- - - -J&J
95%
Kansas Elec Power 6s 1937-J&D
99%
100%
5% notes"Apr 15 1927.- -A& O
100
1st M 6s 1943- J& D
102
Massachusetts Lighting Cos—
99%
Kansas Elec U til 5s 1925___A & O
Deb g 7s 1925-’28_______ J&D
100
Kansas Gas & Elec 6s 1952-M&S 100%
103%
Deb g 7s 1930___________ A& O
100
Deb gold 6s 2022 series A _M & S
M cG av & M t V — See Nash R y & L
87
90
Kentucky Traction & Term inal—
Memphis Power & Light Co—
• 1st & re f gu 5s '51 opt ’ 14-F& A
1st & r e f 5s 1948 ser A ----- J&J
79
98
78
Lexington R y 1st 5s 1949-J& D
1st & r e f 6s 1948 ser B ____ J&J
92
93
102
Kentucky Utilities Co—
Mem phis L & P 5s 1931
J&J
99
1st lien 6s 1949 series E — J&J
Mem phis St R y con g 5s '45 J&J
99%
101
76
K e y System (San Fran-Oak Term )
Meridian L t & R y 5s '44— M&S
93
1st M 6s 1938- _______ -J&J
101%
101% M etropolitan Edison Co—
R e f & imp 8s 1935 ser A .- M & N
R e f 5s 1938_______________ J&J
81%
81%
105
R e f 6s 1 9 3 8 - _____ __
____
1st & r e f 6s 1952 ser B ____ F& A
91
104
90%
K e y System Securities coll trust 6s
83
86%
1st & r e f 5s 1953 ____J&J
93%
K e y T e l 1st g 5s ’35 opt '08- - J&J
M etropolitan Elec Co (Reading)
88
86%
6% gold notes 1927........ M & N
1st s f 5s 1939___________ A&O
100
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37-A & O
M etropolitan Power—
101 %
Purch money 6s g 1997— A& O
1st 6s 1953 ser A ________ J&D
102%
117%
119%
Edison E l 1 1 Bkln 4s '39. -J&J
1
—
M e t St R y — See N Y Rys
91%
Kings Co E le v R y — See Bkln R T
M etropolitan W est Side “ L ” —
Kings Co Gas & 1 1 1st 5s'40-A & 0
1
1st gold 4s 1938-------------- F & A
71
Kings C o L t g 1st re f 5s '5 4 --J&J
Exten gold 4s 1938-- - -J&J
74
96
98
1st re f 6H s 1954- - ______ J&J
Mexican E l L 1st M g 5s '35-J&J r ____
106%
Kingsport Utilities 6s 1937-A&0
M e x L t & Pow 1st 5s '33 s f.F & A , r ____
91
93
1st 7s 1937 series B ______ A&O
M iam i Valley Elec 6s 1945--J&J
94
98
96
Kinloch Long D ist T e l 5s '2 9-J&J
M ich Elec R y 5s 1948_____ J&JI/ 23
99%
100
Kinloch Telephone 6s 1928--F & A
Jack Cons Trac 5s 9134--M & N f 35
103
103%
K n oxv Gas 1st 5s '33 opt '13-A& O
M ichigan Gas & Elec Co—
82
85
K n oxville Railw ay & Light—
1st & re f 6s 1943_________M & S
98
R e f & ext 5s 1946 o p t____ J& D
99%
90%
91% Michigan Light 1st 5s 1946-M&S
K n oxville Trac 5s 1§38___A&O
M ichigan N or Pow 1st 5s '41 J&J
96
96%
Lackawanna & W yom Val R T —
Middlesex Water Co (N J )—
Coll trust 5s 1951_________F & A
Consol M 5s 1950 -------- F & A
96
Laclede Gas L t r ef 5s 1934--A& O
100
100% M iddle West U tilities—
1st M coll tr 5% s '53 ser C .F & A
8% gold notes 1935----- -M & S
105%
100
100%
Lake Roland E lev— See Un Rys & Elec
8% gold notes 1940 -------J&D
108%
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 5s '2 3-J&J
8% gold notes 1941 .
------108%
M illv Etna & Sharps— See Phil Co
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933___F & A
Milwaukee Coke & Gas Co—
Lor & C lev g 5s '27 op '17.J&J
1st M s f 7% s 1933
- -F & A
Sand Frem & Sou 5s 1936--J&J
103%
M ilw E l R y & L t 5s 1926---F& A
T o l Frem & N o 6% s 1925-J&J
100%
R e f & ext 4% s g '31 op t--J & J
Lake St E lev R R — See Chic & O akPk E l ec R y
95%
Gen & r e f g 5s 1951 op t-.J & D
97%
Laurentian Power 6s 1936___J&J
98
99
1st & r e f 5s 1961 ser B — J&D
Lauren tide Power 5s 1946___J&J
88%
98
97%
Lehigh Pow Sec 6% notes’27.F&A
1st & r e f 6s 1953 ser C — M&S
100
102
101%
M ilw Light, H eat & Tra c—
Lehigh N a v Elec 6s 1943--J&J
105
106%
1st g 5s gu 1929 o p t— M & N
Lehigh Valley Transit— 1
99%
Milwaukee G L 1st 4s 2 7 .-M & N
1st M g 5s D ec 1935 o p t.-M & S
99
96%
Milwaukee Northern R y —
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 o p t--M & S
87
88
1st 5s A pr 1931__________ A&O
96
Cons gold 4s 1935 ______ J&D
80%
R e f & im pt g 5s 1960____ J& D
81% M inn Anoka & Cayuna R ’ge R R
80%
Leh Val L & P 5s 1943____ A&O
1st 5s 1935_______________M & N
96%
Lex A v e & P a v F y — See N Y Rys
Minneap G L 5s Feb '30— M & S
97%
Lex (K y ) R y — See K y T r & Term
6% gold notes Feb 1930 - 101
Minn Gen E l 1st 5s '34 op .-J & D
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941-J&D
94
95
101%
Llndell R y — See United R y s (S tL )
M inn St Rys— See Tw in C ’y R T
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
L ittle Rock G & F 6s 1937--M & N
96
1st & re f 6s 1950 - ----- M & N
L ittle Rock R y & E l 5s '33 A&O
103%
97
98
Mississippi Power & Light—
R e f & ext g 6s 1938______ A&O
98%
1st & r e f 6% s 1943 ser A ..J & D
96
Lockhart Power 5%s 1950--F & A
97
98
98%
Lockport & Olcott R y — See In t T r a c (B uffalo) Mississippi R iv Pow 5s '5 1 .-J&J
Sink fd deb 7s 1935. - M & N
Long Isl Lighting 5s 1936--M&S
102%
100
101
Mississippi Valley Power—
Is t r e f6 s i9 4 8 _________
-J&J
103%
105
Lorain & C leve R R — See Lake Sh Elec Ry
1st M 6s 1947___________ M & N
Missouri Edison E l 5s 1927.F& A
100
Los Angeles Gas & Elec Corp—
M obile Elec 5s '46 op '1 0 .-M & N
94%
1st & ref g 5s 1939 o p t.-.'M & S
100
Gen & re f g 7s 1926 ser A .M & S
M obile Gas imp & re f 7s '51 J&D
100
101%
M o b L t & R R 1st g 5s '3 7 .-J& D
Gen & re f g 7s '31 B & C - . J&D
106%
6J
102%
68
102%
98
Gen & re f A ljg 1943
M&S
98 4
Monongahela Valley Traction—
Gen & ref 5 H s '47 ser E _J&D
97%
1st M g 5s '42 opt '22----- J&D
88%
Gen & re f 6s 1942 ser G ..M & S
102%
103%
Monongahela Valley W ater—
Los Ang G & E 5s 1934 _ J&J
101
100
1st M 5% s 1950 series A ___J&J
Los Ang Pac Co— See Pac E l R y
96%
Los A ng & Pasad— See Pac E l R y
Monongahela-West Pa P S Co—
1st lien & ref 6s 1928
F& A
100
Los Angeles R ailw ay Corp—
1st & re f s f g 5s 1940- -_J&E
85%
86% M ontpelier & Barre L & P Co—
Los Angeles R y 5s 1938----A&C
1st re f 5s 1 9 4 4 - - _____ _A & 0
95
94%
M ontana Power—
Los Angeles Sub Gas Corp—
1st lien coll trust 7s 1938-M&S
102%
1st & ref s f 5s '43 op '1 8 .-J&J
104
99%
M ontreal L t, H t & Pow Co—
Louisiana Power 1st 6s '44 _J&E
98
96
lst&coll tr g 4% s ’32op'12 J&J r 96
Louisville Gas & Electric Co—
Gold 5s 1933 opt 1913____ A&O
98%
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A ..M & N
95
95%
M ontreal Tram ways—
Louisville Home Telephone—
96%
1st & re f g 5s 1941 op t----- J&J
100
1st 5s ext 7% 1925--. ---J& J
Gen & re f 5s 1955 series A . A&O r 90%
98%
Louisv L tg 5s '53 unstmpd A&C
94
M orn ’side El S tR y— See Phila Co
Louisville R y con M 5s g '30 J&J
91
73%
75% Mountain Home Telep Co—
2d m tge 4% s 1940- ____ M&S
74
98
Gen 5s 1938- - J&J
Gen M 5s 1950_____
.-F & A
73
Mountain States Power Co—
Louisville W ater— See under Lou sville. p. 50.
90
1st & ref 5s 1938_____
-J&J
Low er Austrian Hydro-Electric—
1st M 6s 1938 series B _ J&J
85%
86
M t Wash St R y — See Phila Co
Luzerne Co (P a ) Gas & Electric—
98%
99% Muncie El L 1st 5s '32 op '12 J&J
1st ref&imp g 5s’48 op '13.A&C
Muncie H art & F t W ayne T r —
102%
103
1st & ref 6s 1954
______ M&S
103
104
1st 5s g 1935 opt 1925----- J&J / io
Debenture 7s 1944-- -- J&.
M & U C T r Co— See Un T r o f Inc
Lykens Val L & P 6s 1945--M&E
98
100
Municipal Gas (Albany, N Y ) —
Lynn & Boston R R — See Eastern Mass S t R y
1st M 5%s 1952 ser A — A&C
105
90
88
M acon R y & Light 1st 5s '53-J&.
Municipal Gas & Elec, Roch—
Madison Co (111) Light & Power—
1st M g 4% s 1942 opt '1 2 .A & 0
94
1st g 5s 1936______________J & I
93
Munic Service 5s 1942-_ - M&S
Madison Gas & Electric Co—
Muskegon T r & L t 1st 1931 M&S
100
81%
98%
1st r e f 5s 1940 __________ A&C
Muskogee Elec T r 5s 1934-M&N
100%
1st 6s 1926_______ _______ A&C
Nashville Railw ay & Light—
Madison Railw ays Co— ■
95%
83
Cons g 5s 1953 opt 1908..J&1
80
1st g 5s 1936______________M&N
R e f & ext gold 5s 1958___J&«
85%
99%
M a d R iv P o w ls t 5s’35 gu op .F & A
6i
60
100
Summer St 1st M 6s '26 J&J
52
54
2d gold 4s 2013____ - - -J&E
2d series 6s July 1937— J&«
103
Nashville Gas & H eating Co—
97
1st M gold 5s 1937______ M&N

I Basis.

/ T h is price includes accrued interest,




k Last sale,

n Nom inal,

Ask.

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102% Nashville W ater 4s 1928-- -J&J
Nassau E l R R — See B klyn Rap T
Nassau L t & Pow 1st 5s '2 7 -A & 0
Nassau & Suff L tg 5s 1945 F & A
91
Nat Electric Power Co—
Sec g 6s 1945______________M&S
103% National L ig h t, H eat & Power—
C oll trust 7s 1928 series B .J & J
101
Nat P o w & L inc 7s 1972 - -J&J
Nat Public Service Corp—
102
C oll tr s f 6 %s 1955 ser A . - F & A
Nebraska Power 1st 5s '4 9--J & D
98
1st M 6s 1949 ........ ......... J&D
D eb 6s 2022 ____________ M & S
96%
97% Nevada-Calif Elec 6s 1946--J&J
1st lien 6s 1950 series B — A & O
65
98% Nevada-Cal Pow 6s 1927— A&O
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944--Q-J
100% Newark Cons Gas con 5s '48. J&D
Newark Pass R y — See P S Corp—
New B ed f & Onset 6s 1928--J&J
New Brunswick (Can) Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1937____________ M&S
N ew Chester (P a ) W ater Co—
1st 5s M a r 1 1943_________ M & S
99
N ew England Elec Securities—
104
1st coll tr 5s Jan 3 1932— J&J3
100%
N ew Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951— J&J
77
N ew Eng T e l & T e l 4s 1930— J&J
5s gold Oct 1 1932________A& O
1st 5s 1952 series A . . . .J & D
N ew H aven W a t 4% s 1962..J&J
105
93% N J & Hud R iv R y & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950 o p t-------M&S
N J Pow & L t 5s 1936 _____ F & A
101
N ew London G & E 5s '2 7 --A& O
103%
2d mtge 5s 1929 . .
— A&O
Consol & refg 5s 1933_____ J&J
N ew M ilfo rd Pow 1st 5s '3 2 .F & A
N ew Orleans Pub Service Co— ■
75
1st & ref 5s series A 1952 -A & O
75%
Gen M 4% s 1935_____ .. .J & J
65
Inc 6s N o v 1949 series A . .J & D
96
Series B _______ ________ J&D
30
N ew Orleans R y & L ight Co—
40
Canal & Claib 1st 6s '4 6 --M & N
N O C y R R — Gen g 5s '43-J&J
100
N O C y & Lake 5s 1943-J&J
N O & C arroll con 5s F eb’33-J&J
100
97
Edison El 1st 5s 1929___J&J
N O Pow-House Co 5s '41-J&J
St Charles St 1st g 4s '5 2 .-J&J
N ew p New s & Ham p R y , G & E —
106
1st & re f 5s 1944- _______ J&J
109
N ew p N ew s & Old P t R y & E l
109
1st g 5s N o v 1 1938____ M & N
Gen g 5s M a r 1 1941_____ M&S
N Y Cent Elec Corp—
104
1st M 5% s 1950__________ M & S
100% N ew Y ork Edison Co—
1st lien & ref 6% s 1 9 4 1 ---A & 0
95%
97 %
1st 1 & ref 5s ser B 1944--A & O
88% N Y Gas, Elec L t, H & P Co—
100%
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948----------J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949— F & A
100%
E d E l 111, N Y , con g 5s’95-J&J
99%
Central Un Gas 5s g 1927--J&J
Equitable Gas 5s 1932____ M&S
N ew Amster Gas 5s 1948--J&J
97
N Y & E R Gas 1st g 5s '44-J&J
65
Con 5s 1945 - -J&J
99
N Y & W estch L tg 4s 2004.-J&J
102
Deb g 5s 1954 op gu a r..J & J
103%
N orth Un Gas 5s 1927— M & N
Standard G L 5s 1930---M & N
N Y Municipal R y Corp— ■
104
1st mtge 5s 1966------------ J&J
N Y & Pa T elep & Teleg Co—
99
1st gold 5s Feb 1 1926----- F & A
99%
Gen s fd g 4s N o v 1929___M & N
101
N Y & Queens Elec L t & Pow —
1st cons g 5s Aug 1 1930--F & A
NY&Queens Gas 1st 5s '3 4 --F & A
100% N Y & Queens Co R y 4s '46-A & O
96%
Steinway R y 1st 6s 1922-.J&J
102% N ew Y ork Railw ays Corp—
73
Purchase mon 40-yr 6s ser A w i
69
90
98
100%
97
100
97%
100
96%
91%
100
93
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106
94%
84

87
102
105
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99
96%
98
104
92%
98
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102
110
99%

97%
98%
106
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99
99
103
112
100

77

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95

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50
102
94%
100%
99%
107

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101
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66
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113%
100%

114
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91
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N ew Y ork Railways—■
58 M
1st R E & ref 4s '42 op '16-J&J / 49%
49%
Guar Trust ctfs o f deposit--- / 49%
4%
A d j inc g 5s Jan 1942----- A&O /
4%
4%
Bankers Trust ctfs o f depos. /
4%
49
4S
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50-J&J
70%
71%
B w ay & 7th A v Cons 5s’43 J&D
72
70
C t f dep stpd Dec '23 in t----72%
77
B w ay Surf R R 1st 5s '2 4 .-J&J
____
Cen Crosstown 1st 6s '22.M & N / 72
14
9
Col & 9th A v e 1st 5s '93-M & S /
____
Eighth A v e c tf ind 6s '1 9-F & A / 70
____
L ex A v e & P F y 1st 5s g '93 M & S / 41%
Second A v e con 5s g ’48 g u .F & A /
%
X
Trust Co certifs o f deposit __ / 0 %
%
____
Receiver's certificates 1914. _ J 3 1
____
South Ferry 1st 5s 1919.-A& O / 90
Th ird A ve— See under “ T . ”
60
63
34th St Crosst 1st 5s '9 6 --A& O
61
59%
23d Street R y 5s 1962----- J&J
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
99%
1st ref M 6s 1951 series A M&1S
____
1st ref 6s 1952___________ M&T>
99
100
N Y State G & E Corp 5's ’6 2 .A & 0
102
100
1st 6s 1953________________ J&.
N e v Y ork State Railw ays—
65%
65%
1st con g 4% s '62 op '13.M & H
88
90
1st con 6% s 1962________M & f
100%
100%
N Y Steam 6s 1947_________ M&1S
N Y & Suburban Gas— See Westc hester L igh t'g
97%
97%
N Y T e l 1st 4 % s’39 tax e x .M & f
109%
110
Deb 6s Feb 1949 - _____ F&A
107%
107%
R e f M 6s Oct 1941. -A&C
N Y Westch & Bos R y — See Stea m RRs
101
101%
Niagara Falls Pow er 5s 1932.J&J
R e f & gen 6s Jan 1932. .A&O
105%
106
1st & cons 6s ser A A '5 0-M & N
106%
43
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
109%
no
1st 5s 1954. - - - -- M & l
109%
R e f s f 6s 1958 series A ___F&A
98
98%
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A . _A&C
N o r f & A tl Term — See Va R y & I

s Sale price.

PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS

May, 1925.]

39

NOTICE.—All bond prices are “ and interest” except where marked “ f ” and income and defaulted bonds.
B onds.

Bid.

Ask.

N o r f & Ports T r — See Va R y & P
N o r f R y & L t 1st 5s 1949--M & N
94
96
N orfolk St 1st g 5s 1944___J&J
98
98%
N orth American Edison Co—
S f g 6s M a r 15 ’ 52 ser A-M&S15
101
101%
S f g 6%s 1948 ser B_
M&S
103%
104%
N orth Carolina Elec Power—
1st s f g 5s Oct ’40 op ’ 16--A & O
93
N orth Carolina Pub Serv Co—
1st & ref 5s 1934 o p t ___A&O
91%
92%
1st & ref 6% s 1944 ___.F & A
96%
100
Salisb & Spencer 5s '45___M & N
81
83
N orth Hud Co R y — See P S Corp
N orth Hudson L t, H & P Co
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938--A& 0
98
N orth Jer St R y — See P S Corp
N orth Shore Electric Co— 1
1st & ref g 5s '40 op ’20___A&O
98
99
N orth Shore Gas Co o f Illinois—
1st gold 5s 1937 o p t______ F & A
N o Texas Gas 6s 192 >-32___A&O
97
N orth C alif Pow 5s 1932___J&D n 100
R & cons s f 5s '48 op ’ 15--J&D
99%
100
N orth Ind Gas & E l 6s '5 2 .-M & N
99%
100%
1st re f 5s 1929 _______ - A&O
98%
99%
Northern N Y U tilities, Inc—
1st M & ref 5s 1963 _____ J&J
97
99
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A ..M & N
110
114
1st lien & r e f 6s 1947 B ..M & N
102
103%
1st 1 & re f 6s 1943 C .. .M & N
101%
103
1st 1 & r e f 5%s ser D '4 9 .-J&D
9 '%
100
W atertow n L & P 5s 1959-J&J
98
100
Northern Ohio Power—
10-yr 7s 1935 when if & as iss ..
85
87
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
1st consol gold 5s 1933____ J&J
94
95%
1st consol gold 4s 1933----- J&J
87
89
1st lien & ref 5s 1956_____ F & A
80%
Secured 6s 1926- _____ J& D
98%
99%
Gen & ref 6s 1947 ser A -.M & S
95%
95 %
N orth Ont L & P 6s Apr ’31-J&J
93
98%
Northern States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1941_________ A&O
96%,
96%
1st & re f 6s 1941 ser B .A & O
103%
104%
C onv 6% s 1933___ ____ M & N
106
106%
6 % % gold notes 1933— M & N
101%
101%
1st lien 6s 1948 ser A ____ M & N
102%
103%
N or States Pow o f W is— See Wis- M in n L & P
Northern Texas Electric Co—
C oll tr s f g 5s 1940 o p t--- J&J
80
84
N orthern Texas Traction Co—
1st g 5s 1933 opt 1913____ J&J
96
95
N or Westch L tg 5s 1955____ J&D
Northwestern Electric Co—
1st gold 6s 1935 ___
.M & N
102
103%
Northwestern Elevated (C h ic)—
1st m tge 5s 1941 o p t . . ..M & S
80
78
Union E l (Loop)5s g '45. A& O
77%
Northwest Gas L & Coke (Chic)
Cons g 5s Dec 1 1928-- -Q -M
Cicero Gas gen & re f 5s ’3 2 .J&J
100
99
N orth w Teleg— See W U Teleg
N orw ich (C t)G a s & E g 5s’27-J&J
100
N o va Scotia T r & Pow 5s 1946 -85
84
Ogden Gas 5s 1945 ____
.M & N
97
95%
Ohio & N o r Gas 7s 1925. - -M & N
101%
101
Ohio Pow 1st 7s 1951 ser A . .J&J
107%
106%
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser B ___J&J
93%
94
1st & ref 6s 1953_________ M & S
102%
D eb g 6s 2024 _____ __
J&D
92%
Ohio Public Service Co—
1st M & ref 7 %s ’46 ser A . A & O
110%
111%
1st & ref 7s '47 ser B ____ F & A
108%
108%
1st & ref 5s '54 ser D ___M & S
90%
89%
Ohio River Edison Co—
101%
1st m s f 6s 1948.
J&J
101%
Ohio Service 1st 6s 1937___M & N
100
101%
Ohio State Telephone—
Cons & ref s f 4s-5s 1944 J&J
100%
99%
100
98
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
1st & ref 7 %s 1941
-- - F & A
107%
95
1st M 5s 1950--. _______ M&S
94%
98%
Debenture gold 6s 1940 - M&S
98%
55
Oklahoma R y 1st & ref 5s ’41 - J&J
50
1st consol g 5s 1928- - -- J&J
Omaha & Coun Bluffs R y & Br
1st cons g 5s Jan 1 1928
J&J
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13 F & A
Ontario Transmission Co L td —
1st gu g 5 s ’45 op b e f '16- M & N
Orange & Pas Val R y — See P S Corp
Oregon Elec R y 5s ’33 o p t.-M & N
Ottawa Elec 1st g 5s 1933- -J& D
Pacific Coast Pow 5s 1940 M&S
Pacific Elec R y g 5s 1 9 4 2 . J&J
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt '15- -J&J
L A-Pac R R con "5s ’31 A&O
L A Pa R R Cal 5s ’ 43 _M&S
Los Ang & Pas 5s g 1928 -J&J
Pasadena & M t L 4s '5 0 --J& D
1st & ref 7s 1940 series A .J&D
1st & re f M 6s 1941 ser B J&D
1st & ref 5%s 1952 ser C J&D
Pacific Gas & "Elec (A rizona)—

82
90%
99%

83%
92
100

99%
65

67

98%
90%

99%

79%
94%
84%
96%
88
96%
109%
104
100%

80%
97%
90
97
104%
100%
__

Pacific Gas Im p 4s Sept ’30 Q-M
1st & ref s f g 5s 1951 o p . M&S
Pac L & P Co 1st 5s ’4 2 -.-J & J

99%
100

100
101

Secured g 6s 1940 ___- F & A
P a cific Pow & L 1st 5s ’30 -F & A

101%
99
105

101%
99%
107

100%
96%
93

100%
96%
95

R e f M 5s 1952 series A ___M&N
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 19 5 2 ..-A&C

b Basis.

99%
92
93

Ask.
99%
94

104
104
99%
103
96
101
105
103
93
101

100%
103%

104
94

95%
102

97

98
.
99

100
93
____

97
97%
101
97

97%
98
102
98

106%
96
104
96
100
100%
101%
85

107
96%
105
96%
101
101
____
____

108%
96%
108%
99%
90%
95%

109
96%
100 34
____
9 1%
96%

87
____
93
64
75
38

—
____
____
66
85
____

103
95
94%
104%
96%
75
54
80
85
105%
104%
81
70
73
73
78
78
80

____
96
95%
104%
97
80
____
85
90
105%
105%
85
75
77
____
____
____
____

84
75
77
85
75
70
73
70
83
54
70
80
55
73
101%
84
107
105%
105%
99%

86
80
____
90
80
75
77
75
85
____
75
185
57
75
101%
86
107%
105%
105%
100

P itts Trac 1st 5s 1927----A& O
So Trac 1st & coll tr g 5s '50 A& O
2d A v e T r 1st 5s 1934____ J&D
Gold 5s July 1933____ J&J
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs .-J & J
West End Tra c con 5s ’38-J&J
Phila E lect 1st 5s 1966 - - -A & O
1st M 4s 1966__________ A& O
1st lien & r e f 6s 1941 - ..J & D
1st & re f 5% s 1947______ J&D
1st lien & re f 5% s 1953--M & N
First lien & r e f 5s 1960___J&J
Phila & Garretsford St R y —
85
83
1st 5s 1955 - - - _______ F & A
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
87
86
' Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f- . F & A
99
93
S f guar 5s ’62 opt '17----- M&S
Eq tr 5% s ’25-’33 (s-a )_-F & A
100
E q 5% s ’25-’34 (y r )..J & D 15 65.50 to 4.75%
D arby M edia & Ches St R y
84
82%
1st 4% s ’36 opt ’ 16 gu .-J & J
M arket Street E lev Pass R y
86
85
1st g gu 4s 1955______ M & N
Union Traction—
62%
62
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs ’45-A & O
People’s Traction Co—
65
67
P P R y tr ctfs 4s ’43 -F & A
—
W Phila Pass 2d 5s ’26.M&JN
99%
Philadelphia Suburban Gas & Elec
100
98
1st M & r e f g 5s ’60 op ’ 15 F & A
103%
103
Gen M 6s 1969____
...J & D
103/4
102%
1st consol 6s 1943- -J&D
—
75
Phila & W Ches T r 4s 1954.-J&J
94
92
Phila & W est R y 5s 1960----- J&J
96
94
Pine B lu ff Co 5s 1942______ J&J
101
99
--J&J
1st 6s 1942. ____ __
Pitts A lleg & M an— See Phila Co
Pitts & Birm T r —-See Phila Co
Pitts & Charleroi— See Phila Co
P M c K & Con— See W Penn Rys
Pittsburgh Tra c— See Phila Co
Pittsburgh Rys— See Phila Co
—
—
Pontiac Light 1st 5s 1927--J&J
99
100 34
Portland (M e ) E l 5s ’26 opt F& A
Portland (Ore) Elec Power Co—
97%
96%
1st 1 & r e f 6s 1947 ser B _ _M&N
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke—
97%
96
1st & r e f g 5s '40 opt ’2 0 .-J&J
106
105
1st general 7s 1940.
— J&J
98
Portland Gas 1st 5s 1951-F& A

/ T h is price includes accrued interest,




Bid.

B onds.
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Electric
consol gold 5s 1949— __M&S
Pawtucket Gas 4s 1932____ M & N
Peekskill L t & R R 5s 1930 A & O
Peninsular Telephone Co—
First M tg e 6s 1943 _______J&J
C onv deb 6% s ’34 ser A A&O
Penn Central Light & Power Co—
1st & r e f 5s 1950_________A&O
1st & r e f 6s 1953_________J&D
Penn Public Service 5s 1962.F&A
1st & r e f 6s 1929. - - - -J&D
1st & r e f 7% s 1935 ser B -J& J
1st & r e f 6s 1947 ser C . M & N
1st & re f 5s 1954 ser D . .J& D
C onv deb 6% s 1938-M&S
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
1st M 5s 1946 ser A
. A&O
1st M 6s 1946- - . ____M & N
Pennsylvania Electric Corp—
Deb g 6% s 1954_________A&O
D e b s f 6s 1955___________ A&O
Pennsylvania L tg 5s 1940— J&J
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & L t—
1st & r e f 5% s ’54 ser A — J&J
D eb g 6s 1939____________ J&J
Penn-Ohio Edison 6% s ’27 J&J
Young-Sh R y & L 5s '31--J& J
Pennsylvania P ower & Light—
1st & r e f 7s ser A 1951 — F& A
1st & r e f 5s 1952 ser B — A & O
1st & re f 6s 1953 ser C .. - M & S
1st & re f 5s ser D 1953— M & S
Pennsylvania U til 6% notes 1926
Penn W ater & Power s f 5s '40J&J
1st ref 5% s 1953 ser A . . . A & O
Pensacola E l Co 1st 5s '3 1 --F & A
People’s G L & Coke, Chicago—
1st cons g 6s 1943— — A&O
Refunding gold 5s 1947.-M & S
Chic G L & C 1st 5s 1937--J&J
Consum Gas 1st g 5s ’3 6 --J&D
Ind N a t G&O g 5s ’36 gu .M & N ,
M utual Fuel Gas g 5s '47 M & N
People’s Traction— See Phila R T
Peoria Bloom & Champ Tra c—
1st gold guar 5s 1936----- M & N
Peoria R y 5s 1926__________ F& A
Peoria W W Co pr 1 5s '4 8 --M & N
1st con 4s 1948. - M&N
1st con 5s 1948- ---- M & N
Deb 4s 1 9 5 0 ........... . . . M & N
Philadelphia Company—
1st coll trust g 5s 1949— M&S
Cons M coll tr g 5s 1951-M & N
Stamped--------------------------1st re f & coll tr 6s ’44 ser A F & A
Conv deb 5% s 1938_____ M&S
A lleg Belle & Per 5s 1935-A&0
Ardm ore Street 5s 1958--A& O
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929--J&J
Citizens' Tra c 1st 5s ’2 7 .-A & O
Duauesne Light 6s 1949--J&J
1st & coll tr 5% s ’49 B .J & J
Duauesne Trac 1st 5s ’30 ..J & J
Fed St & P V 5s M a y 1 ’42 .J&J
F t P itt Tra c 1st 5s 1935.-J&D
M illv E t & Sh 5s 1923- - -M & N
M onong St R y 5s g 1928-J&D
W ilk & E P it 1st g5s ’29-M & S
M o rn ’side E l St R y 5s '33 A&O
M ount Washington St R y —
1st & coll tr gu 5s 1933-A&O
P itts A lleg & M gen 5s '30 A& O
Pitts & Bir T r 5s g 1929-M&N
B K & A T ra c 6s 1931.-M & S
Brownsv A v e 5s 1926--F & A
W Liberty 1st g 5s '3 0 .-J&J
Pitts & Charleroi 5s ’3 2 .-M & N

k Last sale.

I In London,

n Nom inal,

B onds.

Ask.

67
63
uruiauu
xvrv 0 x2 s
81
78
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945— M & N
’ortland R y L t & Power—
90
88%
1st & r e f s f 5s 1942 op --- F & A
97%
96%
1st & r e f 6s 1947 series B .M & N
107
105%
1st 1 & r e f 7% s '46 ser A .M & N
96
94%
P o rtl’d R y r e f 5s ’30 o p .-M & N
87
C ity & Sub con 4s ’30--J& D
99%
P o rt Gen Elec 1st 5s ’35-.J& J
99
99%
'ortland (M e ) W ater 4s ’27-F& A
'orto Rico Rys, L td —
87%
1st g 5s N o v 1 1936 o p - .M & N
70
Gen & r e f 5s £ 1962______ M & N
99
96
'orto Rico Telep 6s 1944— J&D
100
’otomac E l Pow 5s ’29 o p .-J & D
99
Cons M g 5s 1936 guar--- J&J
106
Gen lien & ref 6s 1953----- A&O
107%
107
Refunding 7s 1941---------- A&O
92
89
’ower Secur coll tr 6s '49— J&D
74
71
Incomes June 1949-------- F & A
'rov Secur— See Steam R R ’s—
'ublic Service Co o f Colorado—
100% 101%
Conv s f deb 7s 1933-------A& O
99%
98%
1st & re f 6s 1953 series A . _M &S
93%
92%
1st & r e f 5%s '54 series B -M & S
“
ublic Service Co o f N o r 1 1
1—
94%
94
1st & re f g 5s 1956 op ’2 1 --A & 0
101
100
1st r e f 5% s 1926__________ J&D
'ublic Service Co o f Oklahoma—
101
99%
1st M 6s series B 1949— M & S
'ublic Service Corp o f N J—
99%
98%
Trust certs 6% perpet— M & N
105
104%
Gen g 5s Oct 1 1959 op — A& O
103
Certificates o f deposit-------- 101
97%
97%
Secured 6s 1944---------------F & A
20
15
Camden Sub 1st 5s 1946--J&J
78
76
Cons Trac 1st 5s 1933— J& D
E liz P la in f & Cent Jersey R y —
68
1st g 5s D ec 1 1950----- J&D
75
Elizabeth & Trent 5s ’6 2 -A & 0
60
58
J C H ob & P a t 4s 1949--M & N
88^
86
N ew ark Pass con 5s ’30— J&J
96%
96
N ew ark Term R y 5s ’5 5 -.J & D
92
N Hud Co R y cons 5s '28- - J&J
100
2d 5s ext at 6% to ’26-M & N
83
81
N o r Jer St R y 4s 1948--M & N
68
Or & Pass Val 1st 5s ’38--J& D
90
Paterson R y — Con 6sg’31-J&D
60
2d 6s ’ 14 ext 5% to '44-A& O
70
Riverside Trac 5s 1960--J&D
So Jersey Gas E l & Trac—
98
97
Guar g 5s M a r 1 1953--M&S
Public Service Elec Pow Co—
105
104%
I s t M s f 6s 1948__________ A&O
lblic Service Elec & Gas Co—
101% 102 %
1st & ref 5% s 1959-------T-A & 0
100 % 101
1st & re f 513s 1964----------A& O
Public Utilities Evansville—
101
100
1st & r e f 6s 1929--........ --J& J
Puget Sound Power Co—
99
1st g gu 5s 1933 o p t- .- - - J & D
Puget Sound Power & Light—
99
98
1st & r e f 5% s 1949-------- J& D
Puget Sound Electric R y — ■
89
1st consol g 5s '32 o p .-F & A
97%
Tacom a R y & P 5s '2 9-A & 0
Quebec Pow er Co—
. „ _
101%
100 %
1st M s f 6s 1953 ser A -A & O
Quebec R y L t H & Pow —
92
’ 91%
Cons g 5s 1939 op t----J&D
97 %
96%
Queens Bor Gas & E l 5s 52-J&J
104%
R e f 6s 1953---------------M & S 103%
Quincy (111) Gas Elec & H eat—92
90
1st cons g 5s 1935 ° P ’ l^ -M & S
99
97
Quincy G & E 5s 1929— M & S
90
88
Quincy (111) R y 5s 1932---F & A
97
95
Racine (W is) W a ter 5s ’31-M & N
93
Railw ay & L igh t Sec 5s v a r ------Rap T r St R y — See Pub Ser Corp
101
99
Reading Trac 6s 1933---------- J&J
100
90
Read & Worn— 1st 5s g ’ 25-J&J
Red W ing G L & P — See W is-M in n L & P
Rhinelander L igh t & Pow er Co—
100
1st g 6s 1936------------- -— J&J
Rhode Island Sub 4s 1950--J&J
Richmond (S I ) L t & R R —
79
77
1st coll tr g 4s 1952----------J&J
Rio de Janeiro Tram L t & P —
88
87
1st g 5s 1935------------------J&J
Riverside Trac— See Pub Ser Corp
99%
99%
Roanoke G L 5s 1927-------- A&O
99
96
Roanoke R y & E l 5s 1953--F & A
90
88%
Roanoke T r & L t 5s 1958--F&A
97%
96%
Roanoke W W 1st 6s 1936--J&J
86%
85%
Gen g 6s 1934---------------- M & S
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
110%
110
Gen M 7s 1946 series B ..M & S
104%
101%
Gen M 5% s 1948 series C .M & S
100%
100
Roch R y & L t 5s '54 op t----- J&J
T a x exem pt-------------- ■ — - - - 9 8 ''
9 6 '"
Roch R y cons 5s g 1930— A&O
88
91
2d 5s g 1933___________ J&D
Rochester & Syracuse R R —
57
55
1st M conv 5s 1957------ M & N
98%
100
Roch Telep gen 5s 1933— A&O
105
105%
1st & ref 6s 1946------------- A&O
Rockford (111) Electric Co—
99
1st & re f s f 5s ’39 op ’ 14.M&S
75
80
Rome (G a) R y & L 5s '4 6 --A & 0
Rom e (N Y ) Gas, E lec L t & P —97
99
1st 5s 1931_______________ J&D
95
98
1st ref 5s 1946------- ■ - - - - - - - 90
85
Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945-A & O
94
97
Gen M 4% s D ec 1929-- -J&D
82
85
Rutland R y L t & P 1st 5s’46_M&S
Sacramento Elec Gas & R y —
100%
Cons 5s N o v 1 1927------- M & N
St Charles St R R — See N Orl R y & L t
St Clair County (111) Gas & E l—
93
94
1st cons guar 5s 1959----- M&S
St Joseph Gas— 1st 5s 1937--J&J
St Joseph R y , L t H eat & Power—
91
91%
1st g 5s N o v 1 1937-------M & N
St Louis R R — See Un R ys (St L )
St Louis Springf & Peoria R R —
1st & ref gu g 5s ’39 op t.-J & D
St Louis & Springf 5s '33-J&D
St L & Sub R y — See Un R ys(S t L )
St L Tran— See Un R ys (St L )
St M aurice Power L td —
105%
107
1st M 6% s 19 5 3 ---........ -F & A

r Canadian price,

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Bid.

B onds.

Ask.

St Paul C ity R y - -See Tw in C ity R T
St Paul Gas Light
Gen gold 5s 1944_________ M&S
99
100
Gen & ref 5 Ms 1954 ser B .J & D
99 M 100 M
Gen & r e f 6s 1952_________ J&J 103M
104M
Salisbury & Spencer— See N o Car o Pub S erv
Salmon R iv Pow gu 5s ’52 op F & A
100 M 101M
Salt Lake Term 6s 1935____ J&D
93 M
Salt R iver Y a l W ater Users Assn
100
6s 1938____________________ P & A
102 H
San Antonio G & E 5s 1949-M&S
97 M
San Antonio Public Service—
1st r e f 6s 1952 series A ___J&J
101M
San Antonio W ater Supply—
1st & re f s f 5s ’33 op ’ 13-F& A
103
San Diego Consol Gas & Elec—
1st g 5s 1939 opt 1914___ M&S
99 M 100
102 M
1st & re f 6s 1939 ser A __M & S
91
1st & re f 5s 1947 ser B ..M & S
94
1st & r e f 6s 1947 ser C -.-M & S
102 M
Sand Frem & So R y — See Lake Sh E l R y
San Fran G & E 4M s 1933--M & N
97
96 H
N o t callable____________________
96
96M
San Joaquin L t & Power Corp—■
102
1st & re f g 6s ’50 ser A .- F & A
Series B _____________________
10 1M
Series C _____________________
103
103 M
U n if & re f 7s 1951_______ M&S
10
U n if & r e f 6s 1952 ser B -.M & S
10 0 M 1 0 1 M
U n if & re f 6s M a y 1 ’54 E .M & S
100
101
San Joaquin Light & Power—1st 5s 1945 opt a ft ’ 10--J& D
99
99 H
Santiago (Cuba) Elec L t & T r—
1st g 6s 1959 opt 1919----- J&J
95 M
97M
Sao Paulo Tram , L t & P r, L td —1st g 5s June 1 1929-------J& D r 92 M
93
Savannah Elec & Power Co—
106
1st & ref 7 Ms 1942 ser A -A & O
91
Savannah Elec Co 5s g ’52-J&J
94
Saxon Public Works, Inc—•
92
1st M sink fund 7s 1945--F & A
92 H
93
94
Sayre (.Pa) Elec 5s 1947____ A&O
Schenectady Railw ay Co—
63
—
1st M 5s 1946 opt 1919___M&S
Schuylk Trac— 1st 5s 1943--A&O
io o "
Scranton Elec 5s ’37 opt ’ 12-J&J
161"
8% gold bonds Jan ’3 1 --A & 0
80"
Scranton R y — 1st 5s N o v ’32-J&J
82"
81
1st & r e f 5s 1947_________F & A
82
93
Scran Trac 1st 6s g ’3 2 --M & N
—
Scran & Wilkes-Barre T r Corp—
92
95
C oll trust 6s 1934________ A&O
75
77
1st & ref 5s 1951_________ F& A
100
Seattle Elec 1st g 5s ’30 opt .F & A
Con & refg s f 5s 1929____ F & A
99 M io 5m
Seattle-Everett Traction—

_

91
97
87 M

R e f g 5s 1949 opt 1914___A&O

100

Second A ve— See N Y Rys_
Second A v e Trac— See Phila
Seneca Pow Corp 6s 1946--M&S
Shawinigan W ater & Power-

101

103
1 19
,6
Sheboygan Elec— See East W is El ec Co
1st r e f 5Ms Jan 1 1950___J&D

Shrevep R ys— 1st 5s ’25-’44-J<5
Sierra & San Francisco Power—

94

89 M

101

10 1M

103 M
106 M

91 %
84
76M

92
87

80

88 M

Bid.

65

U nstam ped'

102

94M
103 M
100 M
10 . M

1st & re f 6s 1958 series C ._ J&]
1st & r e f 7s 1951. series A -_M &
Southern C a lif Telephone—
1st M 5s 1947_________________
Southern Canada P r Co L td —

97
r 102 M

Southern Colorado Power Co—

98
—

98
103
100 M

102 M

103

88

9n H

96M
94 M
99
j

1

92 M
90M
96

i

io o "

o

4Ms Jan 1 1933______
Income 6s Jan 1 1948-

99 M
96M Union R y — See Third A ve R
Union R y Gas & Elec Co (111)96
93 %
92M
98

99
97 H

______
______

—

103 M
103
100

____

96
98
100 M

88 M
J9M

90
100 M

—

96 M

90 M

91

90 %
87 M
Louis
f

—

102
Union E l L t & Pow Co o f St

89

102

______

97
99 M

T y ro l Hydro-Elec Pow Co—
1st M s f 7Ms 1955___________
Ujigawa Elec Power (Japan)—

100

—

i

Cable con 5s 1937____ J&
Minn St & St Paul C ity —
Cons guar g 5s 1928___A
Tw in C ity Telep 5s ’25-’26--.
Tw in States Gas & Electric—

103 M

101

Southwest Power Co—
1st M 6M s 1944 series A -M & ]
Southwestern Power & Ligh t—

102 M

98

99M

Southwestern Bell Telep—

98

102
102
95

96

98 M

—

107 M

97

Southern Wisconsin Elec Co—

94 M

98 H

Y Ry
Tw in C ity Rapid Transit Co—

10 1M

Southern Sierras Power—
1st s f gu 6s Sept ’36 op ’ 18-J&
Southern Trac— See Phila Co—

99

102
98

97

Southern Indiana Gas & Elec-

98
90
92 M

104
102M
95 H
104 M 23d Street R y — See N

95 M

1st g 5Ms M a y 1936____ M&3
Southern Illinois L t & Power—

100M

50
80

/

70

100 M

South C o v & Cin St R y — See Cin N ew & C ov R y
South F erry— See N Y R ys—
South Jer G E & T — See Pub Serv Corp
South Pittsburgh W ater Co—
90
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser A.J&J
91
T ri-C ity R y & Light—
Southern Bell Telep & Teleg—
1st & r e f g 5s 1930 o p t...
100 %
101
Tri-State Telep & Teleg—
Southern California Edison—
T ro y C ity R y — See Un T r (A lb )
99 M 100

103

Ask.

__

— -

87 M
85

2d M 6s 1949 series A _____ J&J
2d M 5s 1949 series B ____ J
Somerset Un & Middlesex LtgM tg e g 4s Dec 1 1943____ J&D
So Bend & Mishawaka Gas—

B onds.

Springfield (O ) L t, H t & Power—
101
1st s f g 5s 1929_________ F & A
100
General & r e f 5s 1933____ A&O
99 H
99M
Springfield & N E T r —
—
1st 5s 1936______________ J&D
84 M
Springfield (M o ) R y & L t Co—
1st s f g 5s 1926 op t_____ M & N
99 % 100 M
A
Springfield (O) R y 1st 5s ’35 M & S
1st M 5s 1925-1935____ M & S
Standard Gas & Elec o f Delaware
114
117
C onv deb 6 Ms 1933_____ M&S
6% g notes 1935_________ A& O
97M
99 M
121
120
C onv g deb 6 Ms 1954____ J&J
Staten Island Edison Corp—105
107
R e f & im pt 6 Ms ’ 53 ser A .J & J
Steinway R y — See N Y & Queens Co R y
Suburban Gas Co o f Philadelphia
—
100
1st s f g 5s A pr 1 ’52 op ’07 A&O
Superior W ater, Light & Power—
93
1st 4s M a y 1931_________ M & N
______
94
R e f 5s 1929______________ M & S
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946_____ J&J
98 M 100
Syracuse Lake Shore & N orth—
—
1st M g 5s ’47 opt T 7 ___M & N
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951-J&D
S9M
Syrac Rap T r 1st g 5s 1946-M&S
86 M
87 M
88
2d m tge g 5s 1930_________ J&J
Tacoma R y & P — See Puget Soun d Elec
Tacoma W a t Sup 1st 5s ’25-J&J
Tam pa Electric Co—
99
1st M g 5s 1933 s f op ___J&D
90
88
Tampa Gas 5s 1937 op t___M & N
Tennessee Electric Power—
100M 101
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A ___J&D
93 M
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 o p t.-M & N
92 M
Tenn W ater 1st 5s 1946___M & S
Terre Haute Indianap & East—
61
58
1st & r e f s f g 5s ’45 o p t.-A & O
Terre Haute Trac & Light—
86
1st con M g 5s 1944_____ M & N
—
99
Terre Haute E l 5s 1929___J&J
Terre Haute W W Corp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser A ______ J&D
m u
97"
Texarkana G & E 5s 1930___J&J
89
85
Tex Elec R y deb 6s 1942____J&J
83
80
1st & r e f 5s 1947__________ J&J
T e x Tra c 1st 5s ’37 op t___J&J
98
99M
Texas Pow & L t 1st 5s ’3 7 --J& D
93 H
P2M
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A ______ J&J
100
98
Texas Public Service 6s ’3 3 --J&J
Third Avenue R y (N ew Y ork)
53 M
1st r e f g 4s 1960 opt a ft ’ 14 J&J
52 M
38M
A d j inc g 5s Jan 1960 o p t. A&O f 38
95 M
93 %
Third A v e RR 1st 5s g ’37.J&J
D ry Dock E B w ay & B attery
81
78
1st 5s gold 1932________J&D
—
10
N e w r e f M ser C income___
42d St M & St N 1st 6s 1920 ext
79
at 5% to 1940_________ M&S
_ ___
57
Sou Boulevard g 5s 1945--J&J
85
Union R y 1st 5s g 1942--F & A
70
66
Westchester E l 1st 5s g ’43 J&J
72
67
Yonkers R y 1st 5s 1946--A& O
lirty-fourth St Crosstown— Se N Y R y s
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
90 M
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A ___M&S1
SOM
Toledo Bowl Green & Souther—
1st M 6s 1941___________ M & N
109M 109M
Toledo Edison 1st 7s 1941--M&S
97 M
97
1st M 5s 1947___________ M&S
Sh El R y
,.
Tol Frem & N o r St R y — See
99 M
T o l G E & H con 1st g 5s ’35 A& O
98 M

Coll tr g 5s 1939 conv op._J&
Union Trac Co o f Indiana—

102M

100M
99 Vi
100M

100M
100
101H

99

100

22
20
10

30
25
25

98 M
86

Ask.

__

102 "
1941_______________________J& D
Urbana & Cham R y G & E —
5s 1929____________________

Utah L igh t & Traction—
1st & r e f 5s 1944 series A . A& O
Utah P & L 1st 5s 1944____ F & A
D eb 6s M a y 1 2022_____ M & N
1st 1 & gen M 6s 1944____ F & A
Utica E l & P 1st 5s 1950- - -J&J
Utica G & E l ref & ext 5s ’ 57-J&J
Gen 5 Ms 1949_________ J&D15
Utica & M ohaw k V alley R y —
1st g 4 Ms 1941______
M&S
Utica B elt L 1st g 5s ’3 9 --M & N
V alley Counties Pow 5s ’30-M & N
Vermont H ydro-E lec Corp—
1st M 6s 1929_____________ A& O
Verm ont Pow & L tg 5s ’2 7 --M&S
Vicksburg L & T r 1st 5s ’3 2 --J&J
1st M 7s 1932.........
-J&J
Debenture 6s 1930________ M&S
Virginian Pow 1st 5s 1942--J&D
Virginia R y & Power—
1st & ref g 5s 1934_______ J&J
N o r f & A tl Term 5s ’ 2 9 --M&S
N o r f & Ports T r 5s ’36___J&D
Wash Alexandria & M t Vernon—
1st g 5s 1955 o p t_________ M&S
C ertificates______________
Washington B alt & Ann E l—
1st M 5s M a r 1941 o p ___M&S
W ash’n (D C ) G L 5s 1960--M & N
6s M 1933 series A _______ A&O
Wash R y & E l g 4s 1951____ J&D
Gen & ref 6s 1933_______M & N
Anacost & P o t 5s 1949___A&O
Guaranteed__________________
C ity & Sub 5s g 1948____ F & A
Washington W ater Power Co—
Consol & coll tr g 5s 1929--J&J
1st ref 5s 1939 o p _________J&J
W aterloo Ced Falls & N o R y —
1st M s f g 5s 1940 op ’ 15--J&J /
Certificates o f deposit______ /
W a tert’n L & P — See N o N Y U til
Westchester Elec— See 3d A v R y
Westchester L t 1st g 5s ’ 5 0 --J&D
N Y Sub Gas— 1st g 5s ’49-M&S
W est Chester (P a ) St R y —
1st g 5s Aug 7 1932______ F & A
W est End St R y — See Boston E l
W est L iberty St R y — See Phila Co
W est Penn Co deb 6s '2 5-J & D 15
W est Penn Power—
1st M 5s ’46 op ’21 ser A .M & S
1st M 5s 1963 series E ____ M&S
1st M 5s 1953 series F ___A & O
1st M 6s 1958 series C ____J& D
1st M 7s 1946 series D ____M&S
W est Penn Railw ays Co—
1st g 5s Jan 1 1931______ A&O
Deb g 6M s 1927_________A&O
Pitts M cK ees & Connells R R
1st cons 5s Jan 1 ’31____ J&J
W est Penn T r 1st 5s I9 6 0 .-J& D
W Phila Pass R y — See Ph ila R T

105 H

106 X

90"
93 M
98

9 l"
95
100

86 H
94 M
91

87

102

99 %
99 M
100M
76
85
99 M
97
92
99
90
97
98 M
94M
15
10

95
92

103M
16 0 "
101M

78
95

100
95
93"
94

97M
95"
25"

58

99
103
79
101M
90
90

84

103 M
80

102

86

100
100M
7
7

10
10

100 M
75

97 H
97 M
103M
105M
106M
96

100 X

77

98M
98

106
107 M
98

101M

99
86 H

99

100

97 H

a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend.
6 Basis, d Price per share, not per cent. / Tnis price includes accrued interest,
Per cent o f par value, r Canadian price, s Sale price. * Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, t W ithout par value.




Bid.

B on d s.

United Elec R ys (Providence)—
62
68
Prior lien M 4s Jan 1946 ser B_
61
57
Gen r e f M 5s Jan 1951 ser A ___
51
47
Gen re f M 4s Jan. 1951 ser B _ .
United Electric Securities Co—
C oll tr g 5s 1933 to 1955--F& A 65.45% 5.25%
100 M
100
United Fuel Gas 6s 1936____ J&J
7M s Aug 15 1931_____ F&A15
97M
United G & E Corp 6s ’4 5 --A& O
96M
United Gas & Ei (S F ) 5s ’32-J&J
100 M J 100 M
United Ilium Co N ew H aven—
1st 4s Feb 1 1940_________ F & A
93 M
91M
United L igh t & Power Co—
95
94
D eb g 6 M s 1974__________ M & N
99
98 M
5 M % g notes 1928_______M & S
96
United L t & R ys 1st 5s ’32 --J & D
96 M
Conv deb 6s 1926________ M & N
100 M 101 M
1st 1 & cons M 6s ’52 ser A . A& O
98M
99M
United Power & Tran—
40
Del Co & Phi tr ctfs 4s ’49-J&J
68
67 X
United R ys tr ctfs 4s ’4 9 --J&J
90
85
United Pub U til 6s 1943____ J&J
Unit Rys & Elec (B altim ore)—
69 M
68 M
1st consol g 4s 1949_____ M&S
93 X
1st con M 6s 1949________ M&S
49 h
Income g 4s 1949 op ’2 9 --J&D
70
69
In c funding g 5s 1936____ J& D
98M
6% gold notes 1927_______F & A
B alt Sparrows P t & Ches—
86
1st g gu 4M s 1953----- F & A
100
99
B alt T r Co 1st M 5s ’2 9 -M & N
99 M 100
N o B alt D iv 1st 5s ’4 2 --J& D
_____
99
Cent R y con M g 5s 1932-M&N
99
E x t & imp 5s 1932____ M&S
—
99
Lake Ro E l 1st 5s ’42-M & S
United Railw ays o f Havana—
110
109
Eq 7 Ms Feb 15 ’36____ F & A 15
U nit Rys (P h ila )— See U nit P & T
United Rys o f St Louis—
100M 101
6% receivers ctfs 1926___A & O
70
69M
Gen g 4s July 1 1934_____ J&J
80
Gen g 5s A pr 1 1923 g u .-A & O / 78
—
J 70 M
St Louis Trans Co 5s ’2 4 .-A & O ’
United Rys Investm ent Co—
100
99 K
1st lien coll tr s f g 5s ’26- -M & N
99 H
99 M
Stam ped_______________
United Traction (A lb a n y)—
48
45
Con g 4 Ms 2004________ J& D
_____
74
A lbany R y con M 5s g ’ 30-J&J
58
55
Gen g 5s 1947_________ J&D
—
T ro y C ity R y 5s g 1942..A&I
54
U nit T r (P itts b )— See Phila Co

k

Last sale,

n Nom inal.

May, 1925.]

41

PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS AND STOCKS

N O T IC E .— A ll b o n d prices are “ a n d in t e r e s t" e x cep t w h ere m arked " f " a n d in com e and d e fa u lte d bonds.
B onds an d Stocks.

Bid.

W est Va L H & P 6s ’2 9 ---J & D
97
W est Va Utilities 6s 1935.-J&J
95*3
W esterly L & P 5s 1937____ J&D
Western N Y U tilities 5s ’46 J&D
94 %
Western Power Corp—
Deb s f 6*3s 1954________J&D
97 *3
Western States Gas & Electric—
1st & r e f 5s 1941 op t_____ J&D
96
1st & unif 6s ’47 ser A ___M&S
6% gold notes 1937____ A&O
Western T & T coll tr g 5s ’32 J&J
Western United Corp—
98
Coll trust 6% notes 1940--J&J
Western United Gas & E l Co—
Gen M 5s 1950___________ F & A
96*3
100
Gen M 6s 1950__________ F & A
W est Un T eleg coll tr 5s '38- _J&J 101 %
Fdg & R E M 4 H s g '50-M & N
9453
6*3s Aug 1 1936_________ F & A
111
M u t Un 6s ext at 5 % to ’41 M & N
9953
95%
N orth w ’n g u g 4 ^ s 1934.-J&J
92
Whatcom Co R y & L t 5s ’35 M & N
Wheeling (W Va) Elec Co—
97%
1st M 5s 1941 o p t________M & N
Wheeling Public Service Co—
82%
Cons 1st 6s Oct 1952__________
Wheeling Trac 5s g 1931____ J&J
W ichita R R & L t r e f 5s ’32 A& O
97%
Wilkes-Barre G&E 5s ’55 opt J&J
Wilkes-Barre & Hazleton R R —
44
1st coll tr g 5s 1951___M&N15
W ilk & E Pitts St R y— See PhilCo
W ’msport Gas— 1st g 5s ’39 F& A
Wilm ington & Chester Traction—
94
C oll tr 6s ext 1933________A&O
Wilm ington (D el) Gas Co—
91
1st & r e f s f 5s 1949______ M & S
1st & r e f 6s 1949_________ M & S
100*3
1st & r e f 7s 1949__________ M & S
103
Wilm ington (D el) Light & P Co—
1st M 5s 1960_____________A&O
92
Winnipeg El— 1st ref 5s ’35 .J&J
Gen M 6s 1943__________ M&S
Wisconsin Elec Power Co—
1st M 5s 1954 ser A _____ F & A
97
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919---J& D
98*3
Wisconsin-Minn Light & Pow —94
1st & re f 5s 1944 op ’ 19 --M & N
Gen & re f 7s 1947_________ J&J
103
Red W ing G L & P 5s 1926____
99%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co— ■
1st & r e f 5s 1946_________ J&D
88
1st 1 & d 6s 1944 ser C --M & N
98%
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
100%
1st 1 & r e f 6s 1952 ser A . . . A & O
1st & r e f 5s 1942__________ J&J
95%
Wisconsin R y Light & Power—
92%
1st & r e f 5s 1933_________F & A
89%
Wiscon R iv P r 1st 5s '41- .M & N
Wisconsin Securities Co—
101
6% notes 1929___________ M&S
Wisconsin Trac L & H Pow —
96
1st M 5s 1931_____________J&J
7*3s 1931________________
105%
Wisconsin Valley Elec—
95%
1st & r e f 5s 1942-.......... .M & N
1st m tge 5*3s 1942_______M & N
100*3
Worcester & Conn Eastern R y —
76
1st s f g 4*3s 1943________J&J
95
W ore Con St R y 7s 1930--.M &S
1st & r e f g 4*3s 1930_____ F & A
70
90
D eb g 5s 1927__________ M & N
W ore & Clint 7s 1930____ J&J
70
Worcester Gas Light Co—
1st M 5*3s 1939 ser A ____ J&J
105
1st M 6s 1939_____________J&J 105
W ore & So St R y 7s 1928--M & S
85
Yadkin R iver Pow 1st 5s ’41 A&O
9S%
Yarm outh L t & Power, L td —
1st M 5s 1937___________ A& O
83
1st refunding 8s 1951____ M & N
97*3
Yonkers R y — See Third A v e R y
Y ork Haven W a ter & Power—
1st 5s June 1 1951________ J&D
98 %
Cons M 5s M a y 1 1957. .M & N
90
Y o rk R ys 1st M g 5s ’37 o p . J& D
93*3
Youghiogheny H ydro-E l Corp—
1st M 6s 1949___________ A&O
100
Youngstown & Ohio R iver—
1st M g 5s 1935 opt '1 5 --A&O
& L‘
Youngs-Shar R y & L— See Pa-O
Youngs-Shar R y & L — See M a h & R y & L
Zanesv R y L & P — See Col N e w & anesv
P U B L IC U T I L I T Y S T O C K S .
...
.
Par
Adirondack Power & L i g h t . . .100
7% preferred_______________ 100
8% preferred_______________ 100
Alabam a Power p r e f.. _
100
Alabama T r , L & P , com ____ _'l00
Preferred ______
io o
A lbany Southern R R c o m " I I 100
P re fe rre d ___________________ io o
A ll America Cables In c______ 100
Allegheny Trac— See Phila Co
Am er Dist Teleg (N J ) ________ 100
American Elec Power pref______
American & Foreign Power—
A llo t ctfs for p f & com 25 % p d .
Common new_________ (no par) d
Preferred new_________(no par) d
A m er Gas & E l com _____ (no par)
6 % preferred (n e w )______ (t )
A m er Gas o f N ew Jersey____ 100
Am er Ligh t & Traction .......... 100
P r e fe r r e d __________
100
Am er Pow & L t com _____ l - ( t )
P re fe rre d ___________________ ioo
Optional warrants 1931
Am er Pub Serv 7% pref____
100
Am er Public U tilities_________ 100
7% prior preferred_________ 100
5% partic preferred________ 100
Am er T eleg & Cable guar____ 100
Am er T elep & T e le g __________ 100

55
99
110

98%
124
92

30
40
126

118
100*3
120

34%

89*3
79*3
84*3
156
151
95*3
57

86%
470

91*3
72
87
74
41
136

Ask
100
97
95 %
98%
97
100
100
100*3
99
99

102
1 0 i%
95

111%
101

98*3
84
99"
48

95
93

__
—

93

98*3
99*3
95
—

89*3
101
102
97*3
93*3
90*3
102
97*3
97
102
79*3
92"
—

95
99 %
87
103
99*3
92
94*3
. . . .
—

58
102
116
99
127
97
35
45
133
101"
123
3453
90
80*3
86
158
153
96
58
88
480
92
74
89
76
42
136*4

Stocks.

Par.

Stocks.

Bid.

Am er W a t W ks & Elec—
52%
Common new_________
20
1st preferred (7 % )------------ 100 101%
Preferred (6 % )_____________ 100 103
77
Appalachian Pow er__________ 100
99
7% preferred_______________100
20*3
Arizona Pow er________________ 100
77
Preferred___________________ 100
Arkansas Cent Power, $7 pref (t ) d 98*3
70
Arkansas Light & Pow com ---- 100
95
Preferred___________________ 100
5%
Arkansas Natural Gas----------- 10
99
Asheville Pr & L t $7 pref----- ( t )
Assoc’d Gas & E l com C l A . . ( f ) d 28
Preferred______________ (.no par) d 51
11
Augusta-Aiken R y & E l_______100
25
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
Baltimore Electric pref---------- 50 d 42*3
85
Bangor R y & E l common______100
98
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
Bell Telephone (C an ada)------- 100 r 13653
Birmingham Elec $7 p re f------( t ) d 99
Blackstone Val Gas & E _______ 50 d 79
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100 100
Bleeck St & Ful F y — See N Y R ys
Boston Consol Gas, p re f_____ lOO 107%
77
Boston Elevated R R com ____ 100
94%
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
112
1st preferred_______________ 100
97%
2d preferred________________ 100
51%
Brazilian T r L & P L t d ______ 100
B '■
way & 7th A v R R — See N Y Rys
8
Brookyln C ity R R _____________ 10
Brooklyn Edison C o __________ 100 128 %
Bklyn-M anhat Tran v t c (no par) d 41
d
P re f tern v t c ______________ (no par) 77
Brooklyn Union Gas____ (no par) d 81%
250
Buffalo General Electric_____ 100
d 51*3
N ew stock_________________
72
California-Ore Power com ____ 100
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100 101
76
C alif R y & Pow prior p re f____ 100
Camden & Sub R y — See P S Corp
Canadian General E lectric___100
r ____
93
Capital Tra c (Wash, D C ) ___100
337
Carolina Pow & Light, com ..10 0
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100 103
Central Ariz L & Pow com ____ 100
P re ferred ___________________ 100 i o o "
95
Cent Arkan R y & L Corp p re f. 100
Cent Crosst R R — See N Y R ys
32
Central Ga Power com ________ 100
105
Cent Hudson Gas & E lec_____ 100
92
Central Illinois L igh t 6% pf--100
Cent 1 1 Pub Serv p ref___(no par) d 87
1
91*3
Cent Indiana Power p re f_____ 100
Cent P k N & E R R — See N Y R vs
89
Central Pow & Light 7% p re f. 100
77
Central States Elec C orp_____ 100
90
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
Ches & Poto T e le o f Balt p ref. 100 11153
Chic A ur & E lg Corp v t c w i ___ d ___
%
Chic C ity & Con com part c tfs . ( f ) d
d
P r e f partic c tfs_____________ (no par) 4
50
Chicago C ity R y ______________ 100
5
Chicago Rys partic ctfs series 1. _
1
Series 2________________________
*3
Series 3________________________
*3
Series 4_____________________ 111
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
7
Voting tr ctfs for com stock___
99
Prior preferred________________
3*3
Chicago Sub Gas & E le c tr ic ..100
35
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
Chris&lOth Sts R R — See N Y R ys
86*4
Cincinnati Gas & E lectric____ 100
Cincinnati Gas Transp________ 100 114
Cincinnati & Hamilton T r a c . .100
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
76*3
Cine N ew & C ov L t & T ra c ___100
6153
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
Cincinnati Street R y __________ 50 d 33*4
Cincin & Suburb B ell T e le p ___50 d 85
Cities Service__________________100 179
35%
N ew stock___________________20
82
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
7%
Preferred B __________________ 10
77%
Preferred B B _______________ 100
17%
Cities Service Bankers shares, ( f )
Citizens Gas (Indianap) com ._25 d 33
P re ferred ___________________ 100 104
Citizens’ Pass R y — See Phila R T
Citizens Traction— -See Phila Co
C ity Pass R y — See Reading T r
35
C ity R y (D ayton, O h io)_____ 100
55
P re fe rre d ___________________100
215
C leve Elec Ilium common____ 100
6% preferred_______________ 100 103*3
C leve Painsv & Eastern R R ..1 0 0
8953
Cleveland R a ilw ay___________ 100
87*3
Coast. Co Gas & E l 1st p r e f.. 100
60
2d preferred________________ 100
33*3
Colorado Pow er______________ 100
93
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
Columbia Gas & E le c ____(no par) dx 5>53
P re ferred ______________________ x 105
Columbia (S C) R y Gas & E1..100
92"
P re ferred ___________________ 100
Columbus (G a) E l & P r com . 100 143
1st preferred_______________ 100 143
2d preferred________________ 100 100
70
Columbus R y P & L com new 100
97
Preferred A ________________ 100
85*3
Preferred B ________________ 100
Commercial Union Teleg (gu) _ .25 d 17
133
Commonwealth-Edison C o ___100
Commonwealth Pr Corp. (no par) d x ll6
31
Common stock options_______
x
P re fe rre d ___________________100 x 81
40
Coney Island & Bklyn R R ___100
106*3
Connecticut L tg & Pr 7% pf--100
8% preferred_______________ 100 116
Connecticut P ow er___________ 100 210
P re ferred ___________________100 101
55
Connecticut R y & L ighting___100
56
P re ferred ___________________100
Cons Gas E L & P (B a lt). (no par) d 34%
8% preferred_______________ 100 123%
7% preferred_______________ 100 11053
106*3
6 % % cum pref series C ____ 100
Consolidated Gas (N Y ) See und er N Y
Cons T ra c o f N J— See P S Corp

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a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend, d Price per share, not per cent, t N ew stock, h Ex-stock dividend, k Last sale. I In London,
Canadian price, s Sale price, u Ex-warrants, v Old stock, w Ex-cash & stock divs. x Ex-div. y Ex-rights, t W ithout par value.




Bid.

Cons T ra c (P ittsb )— See Phila Co
80
85
52% Consol W ater (U tica) com ___100
80
85
5% preferred_______________100
102 %
105
102
7% preferred_______________100
104
169 %
Consumers Gas (T o r o n to )____ 50
80
92 k
95
Consumers Pow (M ich ) p re f. . 100
101
100
99
6.6% preferred____________100
22
84
81
Continental Gas & Elec c o m .. 100
79
90
95
7% prior preferred________ 100
100
96
91
6% preferred__________________
Continen Pass R y— See Phila R T
97
6 % Cumberland Co (M e ) P & L t._ 5 0
Preferred____________
100 dx 85
100
99
103
Dallas Power & Light 7 % pref 100
29
94
92
D ayton Power & Light pref___100
53
D ayton & Western, comm on..lOO
15
Preferred___________________ 100
28
3%
6
D enver & Northwestern R y .-1 0 0
96
93
Derry (N H ) Elec Co 7% pref.100
91
110%
D etroit Edison________________100 115%
100
4%
D etroit United R y ____________100
Domin Pow & Transmission..100
100
Preferred___________________ 100
81
Dominion T eleg (C anada)_____ 50
102
Duluth Edison E lectric______ 100
Preferred___________________ 100
35
25
77% Duluth-Superior Tra c C o ____ 100
45
35
Preferred___________________ 100
95
Duquesne Light— See Phila Co—113
Eastern Conn Pow 7% 1st pf.100
99
35
33
Eastern Mass St R y , com ____ 100
51
69
First preferred______________ 100
61
Preferred B stock__________ 100
8%
42
41
Adjustment stock__________ 100
129
98% 103
41*3 Eastern N J Power 8% pref___100
72
74
Eastern Texas Elec Co, n e w .. (t>
78
Preferred___________________ 100 100
82
97
Eastern Wisconsin Elec p r e f.. 100
255
1500
East B ay W ater (San Fr) com . 100
52
91
Preferred A _________________100
93%
Preferred B ________________ 100
67
60
East Penn Electric C o ___(no par)
80"
101%
1st preferred ( 7 % )____ (no par) d 100
101
2d preferred (8 % )_____ (no par) d 98
East Read’g E l— See R ead’g Tra c
93*3 East St Louis & Suburban____ 100
Preferred___________________ 100
342
201
Edison Elec Ilium (B o s to n )..100 x 200%
104
Eighth A v e R R — See N Y Rys
Electrical Securities, pref____ 100
1 0 6 " Electrical U tilities.com ______ 100
—
Preferred___________________ 100
103
Electric Bond & Share pref___100
37
60
d 59
Elec Bond & Share Sec Corp
109
____
Electric Investm ent C orp____ 100
93
Preferred___________________ 100
83
2253
Elec Power & L tg tern ctfs____ (t ) d 22*3
93
101
10153
A llo t ctfs for p f stk 40% pd ___
103
101
A llot ctfs for pref full paid____
92
14
Electric R y Securities___(no par) d 13
83
Elec Storage B att— See Ind & M isc Cos
93
—
65
Elizabethtown Consol Gas___100
—
Eliz & Tren R R — See Pub S Corp
97
95
Elmira W , L & R R l s t p f v t c . 1 0 0
" * 3 E l Paso Elec Co (D e l)_(no par)
74
d 72
4*3
103
Preferred series A __________ 100 100
55
Preferred series B ___________100 100
10
70
65
Em pire & B ay State T e le g ____ 100
2
86
80
Empire D istrict Elec, p re f____ 100
1
98
94
Empire Gas & Fuel C o, p re f. .100
*3 Erie Lighting, pref______ (no par) d ____
125
Essex & Hudson G as_________ 100 123
7*3 Fairm ’t Pk & Hadd Pass R y — See Phila R T
101
35
33
Fall R iver Elec Light C o ____ 100
57
Fall R iver Gas W orks_________ 25 d 55
—
149
Federal Light & Trac, com ___(t ) d 148
87
85*3
Preferred___________________ 106
86*3 Federal U tilities______________ 100
P re fe rre d .__________________ 100
105"
99"
F t W orth Pow & Light 7 % pref 100
—
44
40
Franklin Telegraph (gu a r)____ 100
34*3
32*3
Galveston-Houston Elec C o . .100
63"
72
P referred___________________ 100
33*3 Gas & Elec o f Bergen C ou nty. 1O0
—
82
86
Gas & Electric Securities____ 100
Preferred___________________ 100
36 % General Gas & Elec C orp. (no par) d 7 8 "
80"
82%
112
Cum ulative pref Class A ___(t ) d 102
7%
97
Cum ulative pref Class B ___(t ) d 94
77%
81
Convertible preferred______ ( t ) d 79
120
Old cumulative preferred___1O0
3 5 " Georgia L t, Pow & Rys, com.100
53"
49
—
80
77
Preferred___________________ 100
121
118
Georgia R y & E l co stm pd___100
83
80
Preferred___________________ 100
73 %
73
Georgia R y & Power, com ___100
40
98
96
First pref cum 7 % _________ 100
60
109
First pref cum 8 % _________ 100 106
72
73%
Second pref non-cum______ 100
1 0 4 " Gold & Stock Teleg (gu ar)___lOO
114
111
20
15
Grand Rapids R y , p re f_______100
9 2 " Great Western Power, p re f___100
Hackensack W a te r_____________25 d 18*3
28"
Preferred____________________ 25 d 25
35
Harrisburg L t & Power, p re f___50 a _—
208"
205
H artford Electric L ig h t______ lOO
58*3
198
205
P re fe rre d .__________________ 100
106*3 Hartford C ity Gas L ight, com.25 d 38
40
....
40
Preferred____________________ 25 d 38
92*3
91
Havana Elec L ight & P o w e r .. 100
10253
Preferred___________________ 100 101
4
11
Helena L igh t & R y , com
102
8
18
Preferred___________________ 100
75
H olyoke Street R y ____________100
—
97*3 H olyoke W ater Pow er________ 100
87
Houghton County Elec L ig h t. .25 d ' § "
19
20"
Preferred____________________ 25 d 18
133*3 Houghton County Tra c, com.100
117
Preferred___________________ 100
99"
33*3 Houston Gas & Fuel, pref.
95"
82
125
Hudson County G as__________ 100 123
45
100
90
Idaho Power 7% pref_________ 100
108
95
94
Illinois Power & Light, 7% pf.100
118
92
88
Illinois N orth Utilities, p r e f..100
220
Illinois Traction, com _________ 100 103
103
92
Preferred___________________ 100
58
32
29
Ilium & Power Securities_____ 100
59
82
81
Preferred________ :_________ MOO
35
Indiana L igh tin g____ _________100
120"
Indiana Service Corp, com ___100
—
90
Preferred___________________ 100
107*3 Indiana Union Tra ction ______ 100
City
Indianapolis Gas_______________ 50 d 54*3
25
Indianap & Southeast T r, pf__100
46"
50
Indianapolis Street R y C o ____ 100
—
91
Indianap W W Sec, p re f_____ 100
Indianapolis W ater Co, p ref. .100
20*3
20"
Inter boro R T vo t trust c t fs .. 100
n N om inal.

PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS

42
Stock s.

1

Bid.

96
Internat Ocean Teleg (g u a r ).. 100
International R y v t c ________ 100
24
International Telep & T e le g .. 100
89
Interstate Public Serv, pr lie n .100
97
Iowa Southern U til, 7% pref._100
93
Jacksonville Traction, com ___100
1
Preferred____________________100
7
Jersey Cent Pow & L t, com ___(t )
Preferred____________________100
9634
Kan C ity Pow & L t 1st p f ser A (t ) d
Kansas C ity Power Secur_____ ( f ) d 77
Preferred_______________ (no par) d
Kansas Elec Pow 7% pref____ 100
9534
Kansas Gas & Elec 7% p ref. .100
9834
Kentucky Securities C orp____ 100
79
Preferred____________________100
7234
80
Kentucky U tilities, p ref______ 100
Kentucky & W Va Pow , c o m ..25 d
Preferred___________________ 100 \d 10134
6
Keystone Telephone___________ 50 d
Preferred____________________ 50jd 20
47
K e y System Transit, pref________
Prior preferred________________ | 8634
Knoxville Pow & Light, p re f. .100
Laclede Gas L ig h t____________100 160
85
Preferred___________________ 100
Lake Shore Electric, com ____ 100
134
First preferred______________ 100
Second preferred___________ 100
Laurentide Pow er____________ 100 r 96
Lehigh Power Securities.(n o par)\d 104
Lehigh Valley Transit, com ____ 50 d
Preferred____________________ 50 d
Lone Star Gas, new___________ 2 5 jd 33
Long Island Lighting 7% pref.1001 102
Los Angeles G & E Corp, pref.100
9234
32
Louisville Railway C o________ 100|
58
Preferred___________________ 100
Low ell Electric L ig h t__________ 25 d 55
4
Low ell Gas new________________ 25 d 52 3
M ackay Companies__________ 100 11634
Preferred ___________________ 100
6734
M anitoba Power C o ______ (no par) d 15
Manhattan Elev R y (N Y ) ___100
< 734
3834
M odified guarantee________ 100
M anila Electric C orp_____(no par) d 47
M arion (O ) W ater, com.. ( n o par) d 45
834
M arket St R y (San Francisco). 100
30
Preferred___________________ 100
47
Prior preferred_____________ 100
21
Second preferred____________100
Massachusetts Gas Cos______ 100
6934
Preferred____________________100
6534
40
Massachusetts L tg Cos, c o m __(t)
85
6% preferred_______________ 100
8% preferred_______________ 100j 11034
Memphis Pow & L t, 7% pf.n o par\d 99
M etrop Edison cum partic pref (t)ld 9734
Mexican Telep & T eleg________ 10 d
Preferred_____________________10 d
M exico Tram w ay_____________ 100 r ____
M iddle W est U tilities____ (no par) d 88
Preferred___________________ 100
9634
Prior lien stock_____________ 100 10234
99
Midland U tilities prior lien___100
Milwaukee Gas Light 7 % pref___
106 3
4
85
M ilw Elec R y & L t, 6% pref..100
97 3
4
Minnesota Pow & L t 7% pf--100
Mississippi P r & L t, 8% p r e f . . ( t ) d 97
Mississippi River Pow er_____ 100
4 >34
' 034
Preferred___________________ 100
88
M obile Electric, pref_________ 100
M ohawk Valley C o ____________100 263
Monongahela L & P — See PhilaCo
Monongahela St R y — See PhilaCo
2134
M onon-W est Penn P S 6% pref .25
7% preferred________________ 2 5 d 2134
6
Montana Pow er______________ 1001
Preferred_______________
mol 1 034
M ontreal L t, H t & Pow er____ 100 r 17534
M ontreal Telegraph___________ 40 r
M ontreal Tramways, com ____ 100,r 162
Debenture 5% stock___________ |r 9134
M ontreal Tram way & Po w er. 100ir
Mountain States Power, c o m .(t)id 26
92
Preferred__________
100
Mountain States Tel & T e l . . 1001 10834
Municipal Gas (A lb a n y )___ 100| 1 5
.50 d 66
Narragansett E lectric____
11
N ational Light, H eat & Power. 100
55
Preferred____________________ioo
N ational Power & Light, c o m .(t) “ 28)
Preferred______________ (no par) d v 734
N a t Public Serv Corp A com ____ d
2034
Class B common________________ d 10
93
7 % participating pref______ 100
Nebraska Power, p re f________ 100 10»
N evada-C alif Eelectric, com . .100
2034
Preferred___________________ 100
8434
83
New ark Consolidated Gas____ 100
N ew Bedford Gas & Ed L t C o 25
5234
3
N ew Bedford & Onset R y ____ 100
75
N ew England Co, com____ ^..100
87
First preferred______________ 100
70
Second preferred____________100
12
N ew Eng Elec Securities, com ___
96
N ew England Power, pref____100
99
N ew England Telep & T e le g .. 100
41
N ew Haven Gas L ig h t_________25
N e w Haven W a te r_____________50 d >334
94
N ew Jersey Pow & L t, p r e f.. 100
____
N ew Orleans Pub Serv, c o m ..
7% preferred_______________ 100
9834
N ew p N & Hamp R y , G & E.100
6134
10
Preferred___________________ 100
97
N Y Cent Elec Corp 7% pf_..1 0 0
7834
N ew Y o rk C ity — Consol G a s .(f)
Preferred____________________ 50 d 59
____
Standard G L o f N Y , com . 100
____
Preferred_________________ 100
N ew Y ork R ys Corp—
Common when issued______
234
Preferred when issued_____
834
____
N ew Y ork Railw ays____ _________
____
Bleecker St & Fulton F erry. 100
B ’w ay & 7th A v e guar_____ 100
9
____
Central Crosstown 7 % ____ 100
7
Christopher & Tenth Sts___100
Eighth Avenue_____________ 100
28
42d St & Grand St F erry___100
70
N in th Avenue guar 6 % ____ 100
18
____
Second Avenue_____________ 100
Sixth A venue_______________ 100
32
Tw enty-third St guar______ 100
11
N ew Y ork & Richmond Gas. .100
85
N ew Y ork State Rys, com ____ 100
36
Preferred___________________ 100
6134
N ew Y ork Steam p ref_________ 100
9834
N Y Telephone 634 % p re f___100
11234

Ask.

Stocks.

Par.

Bid.

Niagara Falls Power, com ___ -(t> d
101
Preferred new.
..25 dx 2834
26
8934 N iag Lock & Ont Pow com.no par d 61
100
7 % preferred
. _____ inn
10434
N orfolk Railw ay & Light
25 d
95
Northam pton (Mass) St R y . -1(M)
N orth American Co com . .
in d 4434
6% preferred___
50 d 48
9734 Northern N Y U til, Inc, com ..25 d
P re fe rre d ______ ____ ____ .100 101
100
Northern Ohio Pow w if & as iss
734
N orth Ohio T r & L pref 6 % . .inn
N or Ontario L t & Pow c o m .. inn
43
98
72
inn
Preferred . . .
9934
inn 108
Northern States P o w e r..
81
Preferred . .
96
74
.100
Northern States Pow o f Wis90
95
Preferred . .
. .
___ i n n
ion
40
Northern T ex Elec Co com .
P re fe rre d _____
_ . _ . . ion
65
634
22
Northwest Electric__________ i n n
inn
98
Preferred _
_____
52
8734 Northwestern Teleg (guar) . 50 d 41
Ohio Bell Telep p ref. .
. . .in o
10834
Ohio Cities Gas— See Pure Oil Co
165
Ohio Fuel C orp. _
_______ 25 d 3134
91
95
Ohio Gas & Electric pref
in n
3
95
Ohio Public Service pref A . _ .100
23
Ohio R iver Edison 7 % pref
io n
97
7
9
Ohio Traction— Common . . .100
41
Preferred
inn
105
25 d 2934
Oklahoma Natural Gas. _.
6
Omaha & Council Bluffs _
inn
39
Preferred . . .
_______ i o n
40
Ottawa Light H eat & Pow
103
.100 r
.100 r
P re fe rre d ..................
3334 Ottawa Traction. _____ . . .100,)'
61
Ottumwa (la ) R y & L t pref . . i n n
Pacific & Atlantic T e l (gu)
58
25 d 1634
55
Pacific Gas & E lectric. _____ 100 105
95
First preferred_____________ 100
11734
Pacific Light C orp____
68
inn 2 0
78
Preferred _
. . . .
___ 100
18
98
75
Pacific Pow & L t 7 % p ref.
inn
.100 10 >
3834 Pacific Telep & Teleg .
Preferred _____ __________ i o n
9434
4734
25 d 10
46
Paducah Electric Co . .
82
934 Paterson & Passaic Gas & El inn
82
33
Pawtucket Gas p r e f . ____
inn
104
49
Peninsular Telep' Co com ____ ion
99
23
Preferred . . .
.. .
. . . .100
Preferred 7 % series A
.100!
6934
Penn Central L t & Pow pref. - ft ) d 62
Pennsvlv Edison pref . .(n o p a r) d 10434
43
92
92
Penn-Ohio Elec C o pref . . . inn
115 34 Penn-Ohio Pow & L t 8 % pref inn 105
___ .100
94
100
7 % preferred _
_
9834 Pennsylvania Pow & L t pref. . ( t ) d 99
Pennsylvania W ater & Po w . inn
13 )
People’s G L & C (C h ic )..
.100 11534
Phila Co (Pittsbu rgh). . ._ ..5 0 d 5434
5% non-cum preferred __ . --50 d 35
8834
97
6 % cum preferred
_____ ..5 0 d 46
103
Allegheny Traction____ __ ..5 0 d 20
Citizens T r a c t io n _______ ..5 0 d 37
9934
Consolidated Trac p ref. . .50 d 20
Duquesne Light 1st p r e f.. -1001 107
Federal St & Pleasant V al. 25 d 12
9834
100
Monongahela L t & P r ___ .50 d 39
42
Monongahela St R y .
..5 0 d 2134
93
Pittsburgh & B ’ham T r ___ ..5 0 d 25
Sub Rap Tran St R y .
-.5 0 d 22 3
4
272
United Traction pref_____ ..5 0 d
Philadelphia E l e c t r i c . . ___ ..2 5 d 37 3
4
4
Preferred . . _. . . _ _. ..2 5 d 37 3
22
Philadelphia Rapid Transit ..5 0 d 44
22
Citizens Passenger guar.
..5 0 d 190
67
Continen Pass R y ($29 pd) ..5 0 d 65
112
F airm 't Pit & H adding’n. ..5 0 d 30
176
Frandf’d & Southwark Pa ss.50 d 240
Germantown Passenger___ ..5 0 d 70
4734
Green & Coates Sts ($15 pd).50 d 70
Hestonville M & F com
50 d 20
Preferred
..5 0 d 35
Ph ila Pass R y (*9224 Pd ) 50 1 10)
96
Phila & D arby Pass R y . . ..5 0 d 22
110
Phil & G ray’s F y ($25 p d ). 50 d 58
200
Philadelphia Traction
50 d 58
68
Ridge A v e Pass ($28 p d ) ..
50 d 160
2d & 3d Sts R y guar. ___ -.50 d 165
65
13th & 15th Sts Pass R y
50 d 165
30)
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd) -.50 d 100
99
Union Traction ($17 34 pd) 50 d 3934
West Phila Pass g u a r.. . .
50 d 125
2134
12
Phila & Western R y com.
50 d 15
96
P re fe rre d ___________ __
.50 d 35
101
95
iPine B lu ff Co p ref. _________ .100
22
Pittsb & Birm T r— See Phila Co
8634 Pittsburgh Utilities 7% pref .10 d 13
P re f vo t tr ctfs. _____
--1C d 1334
Preferred. new
5334
1334
____ Portland (M e ) Gas L ig h t___
50 d 64
44
Portland (Ore) R y L & P .
mo
____
97
Prior preferred_____
ino
____
78
1st preferred______
mo
16
72
2d preferred____ __
_ . . .100
98
Porto Rico Rys L td __ . . .100 r 38
P re fe rre d _____ _______ . .100 r
99 3
4
7
4134 Power Securities com ____ (no p a r) d
Second p r e fe r r e d ___
(no p a r) d 26
8434
. .
9734 Providence Gas
..5 0 d 65
95
Public Service o f Colo pref .IOC
101
Public Serv Corp o f N J . . (no p a r) d 68 3
4
67
8% preferred. _____
110
i nr
94
7% preferred. _
. _ .ino
100
100
Camden & Sub ($5 p a id ).. ..2 5 d
79
Consolidated Tra,c o f N J m o
41
60
Rapid Transit St R y C o.
ino
115
____
So Jersey Gas & Elec Trac me
123
____ Pub Serv E l & G 6% p r e f..
1O
f
92 3
4
Public Serv Elec Pow p ref. . ino
101
Public Service Invest pref _ .IOC
89
1
9M Public Service Co o f N or 1 1 f t ) d 45 34
____
6% preferred- . _________ i nr
95
____
7% preferred.
1O
f
10634
12
Puget Sound Power & L ig h t. i n r
48
____
83
6% preferred_____ _____
inr
9
7% preferred. . _______ 1O
103
f
Quebec Power com ________
me r 90
Preferred
i n r r 105
Quebec R y , L t, H eat & Pow m r r
____ Queensboro Gas & Elec 8 % p f m o
105
37
Railways Company General. ..1C d
8
____ Rap Tran St R y — See P S Corp
100
Reading Traction____ ____ __ 5 dn 2234
(1
C ity Passenger R y .
4034
50 d 95
63
East Reading Electric R v . ..50 d 50
Reading Transit & L t cl B pref_5C d 37
11234

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spublic R y & L igh t com___ 100
50
~ 53
P re fe rre d ___________________100
77
2854
7834
63
Rochester G & E 7% pref____100
10634 107
110
Roch & Syracuse R R com ___ 100
24
134
P re fe rre d ________________ ...100
14
2734
16
Jos R y , L t & Pow, pref____ 100
63
65
,n Diego Cons G & E 7% pf.100
____
4434
____
40 "
4834 San Joaquin L igh t & Pow er. .100
Preferred A 7 % _____________100
9334 9434
103
Prior preferred_____________100
9924
724 Savannah El & Pow deb stk.-lO O
103
100"
74
Scioto Valley Trac common. .100
5
7
45
First preferred______________ 100
50
57
74
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
20
25
109
Shawinigan W ater & P o w e r.. 100 r 139
13934
99
Sierra Pacific Elec Co com ____ 100
16
18
P re fe rre d ______________.•
____ 100
80
83
Somerset Un & Middlesex Lt.10 0
65
45
South C alif Edison com m on..100 107
1 0 8 "'
70
6% preferred__________________
9134
9234
7 % preferred______________ 100
10634
10734
8% preferred_______________ 100 119
45
Southern Canada Pow er_____100/ 7924
80"
P re fe rre d __________________ 100 r ____
Southern Cities Utilities com___
5134
53"
32
Preferred_______________________
96
98
South & Atlan Teleg (guar)____ 25 d 20
22
98
Southern N ew Eng T elep ____ 100
142
14334
100
Southern Pr & L t com ___(no par) d 30
12
P re fe rre d ______________ (no par)
9534
90”
43
Southern Utilities common__ 100
P re fe rre d __________________ 100
2934
So Jer G E l & T r— See P S Corp
50
Southwestern Bell Telep pref.100
10824
11034
98
Southwestern L t & Pow A ____ ( t ) d 36
45
102
Class B _____________________ ( { ) d 16
20
Southwestern Pow & L pref..100
98 24
9924
Southwest Missouri R R ______ 100
Springf (Mass) St R y Cos pf_.10O
18
4: 34
Springfield (M o ) R y & L , pref.
94
5s"
Spring Valley W a ter__________ 100
96
16
97
___ Standard Gas & Elec com (no par)
4524
4534
80
7% cum prior pref_________ 100
97
99
100
8% cum preferred_____________
52
5154
115
Standard Pr & L t Corp p r e f- .(t )
10 0
103
9634 Staten Island Edison pref_____ ( f )
Suburban Elec Securs___(no par) d ____
1st preferred_______________ 100
2d preferred___________ (no par)
85
::::
Sub R T St R y — See Phila Co
Superior W ater L & P com___100
101
100
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
Tam pa Electric C o ____________100 190
63
Tennessee Elec Pow com . (no par) d 5834
106
5934
96
91
1st preferred (7 % )_________ 100!
97
80
107
1st preferred (6 % )_________ 100
2d preferred___________ (no par) d 76
9 34
77"
101
Terre Haute Ind & East_______100
2
4
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
10
15
13034
116
Terre Haute T r & L t pref____ 100
91
95
99
Texas Power & L i rht 7 % pref. 100
55
100
Third Avenue R y (N Y ) _____ 100
10
934
Tidew ater Power 8% pref____ 100
95
47
100
25
Toledo Bowl Green & So pref.100
Toledo-Edison prior pref_____ 100 110
112 ”
Tri-C ity R y & Light pref____ 100
82
85
______________
7
8
10’ 34 Tri-State Telep & T eleg________ 10
P re fe rre d ____________ _ __ m d
8
9
1334
42
T ro y (N Y ) Gas_________(no par)
66
23d Street— See N Y Railways
Tw in C ity Rapid Transit_____ 100
6234
6334
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
9S34
9534
Union St R y (N ew B e d ,M a ss).100
98
Union Trac o f Ind common___100
38
First preferred______________ 100
38
"7 "
Second preferred____________100
45
2
200
United Elec R y (Providence). 100
25
30
United Elec Secur pref________ 100 10)
75
40
United Gas & Elec c o m . .(no par)
33"
31
25)
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
84
86
80
United Gas & El o f N J 5% pf.100
62
58
8)
United Gas Im provem ent_____ r 0
8 6 34
8634
P re fe rre d ____________________ 50 !d 5734
25
5834
42
United 1 1 Co o f N ew H a v e n ..100 301
1
105
United L t & P r com A ___ (no par)
55”
5434
26
Common Class B ______(no par) a 5 )
60
60
Preferred Class A ______(no par) d 84
85
Preferred Class B ______(no par) d 4>
50
5834
United Rys o f St Louis com ___100
170
28c.
25c.
173
P re fe r r e d __________________ 100 n
5
434
United Rys & El (B alt) com _50 d 16
173
1634
112
United Rys Investm ent C o ___100
27
25
P re fe rre d __________________ 100
66
3924
6234
United U tilities_______________100
140
22
P re fe rre d __________________ 100
82
1534
Utah Power & Light pref_____ 100
36
101
100
Utah Securities C orp_________100
97
100
9834
Utica Gas & Electric pref____ 100
102
104
26
1324 Utilities Power & L t Cl A (no par) d 2534
Virginia R y & Power com ____ 100
102
10134
P re fe rre d __________________ 100
93
1324
68
Virginian Power C o common__100
68
Wash Balt & Annapolis______ 50 d
5
46
' 0"
____
P re fe rre d __________________ 50 d ____
1234
Washington (D C ) Gas______ 20 dn 56
80
5634
Wash (D O ) R y & El com ____ 100
74
109
10934
P re fe rre d __________________ 100
82
40
8234
Washington W ater Pow C o ___100
8>
116
118
Rights__________________
12
d
134
124
Western M o Pow 7% pref.
28
68
3334
3434
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
97
91
8934
68 34 Western Rys & Light pref____ 100
11021 Western States Gas & Elec___100
20"
P re fe rre d ___________________ 100
90
91
10034
Western Union Telegraph____ 100
13034 13134
W est’h’se E I& M fg — See und M isc
43
W est Penn Power pref________ 100 103
W est Penn Railways pref____ 100
125
89
93
116
9334 W est Penn Co c o m m o n ..(no par) d 1 1 2
7 % preferred_______________ 100
105
91
9624
47 4
W est Virginia Utilities pref____ 50 d 4534
91
46 / Winnipeg Electric C o _________ 100 r 4424
45 ”
r
P re fe rre d __________________ 100r ____
96
9424
Wisconsin Edison common___100
108
Wisc-Minn L & P — See N o r State Pow o f Wise
51
Wisconsin Pub Ser Corp pref.100
98
10 0
86
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref_____ 100
109
110
107
99
Yadkin R iver Power 7% pref.100
10 0
d 45
Preferred
d 36
36 H
oungstown
108
15
Preferred
40
.100
834

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100
60
43

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Canadian price, s Sale price, u Ex-warrants, v Old stock, x E x-dividend. y Ex-rights, t W ithout par value.




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INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES
Under the heading “ Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities” we include all issued which do not appear under the previous two headings, nam ely,
“ Railroad (Steam )” and “ Public U tilities.” In the case o f stocks, however, we put “ Textile M anufacturing,” “ Insurance,” “ M in in g,” “ R ealE state”
and Land,” “ T itle Guarantee and Safe Deposit Companies” under separate heads, then follow with the rest o f the “ Industrial and Miscellaneous.”
N O T IC E .— A ll b o n d p ric es are “ a n d in te r e s t” excep t w h ere m ark ed “ f ” a n d incom e an d d e fa u lte d bonds.
B onds.

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B onds.

I N D U S T R IA L & M IS C E L L A N E OUS B ON D S

Bid.

Childs Bldg & Im p 6s ’26-’35_____
118
Childs Co 6% notes 1929--J&D
127
99
A bitibi Pow & Paper 6s 1940 J&J2
100 M Cities Service R e f 7s 1933____ J&J
100
Acm e W hite Lead & Color Works
Clearfield B it Coal 4s 1940.-J&J
80 H
1st 6s July 1925 to ’28 op.J& J
Clev Un Term —-See Steam R R s
85"
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s ’48. M&S
85 M Clyde SS 1st 5s 1931 o p t- .- F & A
94
78
Coll tr g 4s 1947_________J&D / 77M
Col Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943--F& A
91
99
100
Advance-Rum ely 6s Dec ’25 M &S
Colorado Industrial—
99
98 M
A ja x Rubber s f 8s 1936____ J&D
1st g gu 5s ser A & B ’34 opt F & A
81M
Alabama Cons Coal & Iron—■
Com m ’l Credit 6s 1934____ M & N
98 H
95 %
97
1st cons M 5s 1933______ M&N
Commercial Invest Trust Corp—
C 1 & RR.
A la Steel & Shipbldg—-See Tenn
5% gold notes 1926_______M&N
Basis
/
4
714
5% gold notes 1927_______M&N
Basis
7%
/
4
5% gold notes 1928_______M & N
Basis
79 M
89 U
Allied Packers deb 6s 1939..J&J
5% gold notes 1929_______M & N
Basis
92
91M
1st M & coll tr 8s 1939____ J&J
5% gold notes 1930_______M & N
Basis
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
Com puting-Tabulating-Rec Co
91
91M
l s t s f 7s 1955______________ M&S
Sinking fund gold 6s 1941.J&J
101 M
101M
101 M Consol Textile 1st 8s 1941.-J&D
Aluminum Co 7s 1925_____ M & N
85
107
107M Consol Coal 4 Ms 1934 o p t--M & N
Debenture 7s 1933______ A& O
91M
99 M
Am A gric Chem 1st 5s 1928.A& 0
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950____ J&D s 82
100
99 M
1st ref s f 7 Ms 1941______ F & A
Continental Pap & Bag M ills Corp
American Beet Sugar Co—
1st & ref 6M s 1944 Ser A .F & A
88 H
97 M
98 M Corn Prod R e f s f 5s 1931--M & N
Conv s f deb 6s 1935_____ F & A
100
99
97 M
Amer Chain deb 6s 1933___A&O
1st g 5s 1934 s f _________M & N
101
99 M
Amer Chicle— 6s ’25-’27___A& O
Cramp (W m ) Sons Ship & Eng Bldg
96
97
Sen Sen Chic 6s June 14 ’29J&D
1st M g 5s 1929 o p t_____ M&S
98
93 M
94 M Crew Levick Co 1st 6s 1931 - F & A
Amer C ot Oil g 5s 1931 opt M & N
98 M
American Ice Securities—
77
Crown Cork & Seal 6s 1942-F & A
American Ice Co— R E 1st &
Cuba Cane Sug deb 7s 1930.-J&J
95 M
103M
103M
gen s f 6s ’42 opt ’ 1 3 --.F & A
Conv deb 8s 1930_______ J&J
99 M
98 M
99M Cuba (T h e) Company—
Am Mach & F dy s f 6s 1939-A&O
96 M
9-M
A m Republic Corp 6s ’37. .A & O
Conv sec s f 6s 1935______ J&J
93
101
102 M
Am er Rolling M ill 6s 1938.-J&J
Cuban-American Sugar—
98 M
97 M
Amer Smelt & R e f 5s 1947..A&O
1st M coll 8s M ar 15 ’31 M&S15
107M
107
106M
1st M 6s 1947 series B ___A&O
Cuban Dominican Sugar Co—
102M
102M
Am er Sugar R efg 6s 1937. . .J&J
1st lien s f 7M s 1944____ M & N
Cudahy Pack s f 5s 1946---J&D
American Sumatra Tobacco—
91
96
95
91
7M % s f conv notes 1925. J&D
Sink fund deb g 5M s ’3 7 --A & 0
—
s 103M Cuyamel Trust Co—Amer Thread 6s 1928______ J&D
American T y p e Founders—
99
1st mtge 6s 1940_________ A&O
101M 1 e Bard 4eben Coal Corp—■
100M
Deb gold 6s 1926________ M & N
D
102
10 M
Deb gold 6s 1937________ M &N
1st M 6M s 1925-1943--.-J&J b 7%
102
103M Deere & Co 7 M % notes ’31-M & N
Deb gold 6s 1939.._•____ M & N
104 M
52
76'
D ery (D G) Corp 7s 1942--M & S
Amer W rit Paper s f 7-6s ’39. J&J / -0 M
54
Tem p interchangeable c t f dep. / 51
Denver Union Stock Yards—
Anaconda Copper M in ing—
99 H
First gold 5s 1926_________ J&J
9954
99 M
99
1st con 6s 1953 series A . .F & A
(W W ood
&N
100M DeweesBros) deb 6s Co 5s ’30 M& N
100M
99
Conv deb 7s 1938________ F & A
Dodge
1940____M
103
103M Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s ’4 2 -M & N
86
6% gold bonds 1929 ser A .J & J
!4 M
94M Domin Coal 5s ’40 op ’ 10--M & N
Andes Cop M in deb 7s 1943.J&J
Andian National Corp L td —
Dominion Glass Co, L td —
104
102 M
1st M s f 6s 1940__________ M&S
1st s f 6s June 2 1933___J&D2 r 102
Antilla Sugar Co—Domin Iron & Steel 5s 1929--J&J r 90
92M
91M
52
Consol 5s 1939___________ M & S
1st M 7 M s 1939 ser A ____ J&J
99
Armour & Co o f Delaware—
Donnacona Paper 5 Ms '4 0 .-J&D
1st M 5Ms 1943 ser A ____ J&J
90 H
Donner Steel 7s 1942________J&J
91M Dunlop T ire & Rubber Co—
91M
Armour & Co—-Real estate 1st
gold 4 Ms 1939 o p t______ J&D
1st M 7s 1942 Ser A _____ J&D s 101M
87 Mj
87 M
Associated Oil 6% notes ’35-M & S
Pont
de N
102M1duGold 4(E I )June em Powder—
102 M
94 H
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos
Ms
1 1936---J&D
6 M % gold notes 1933____J&J
du Pont (E I ) de Nemours & Co—
82 M
83 M
107 %
A tl Fruit & SS deb 7s '3 4 .-J&D
Gold 7M s M a y 1 19 31 -.-M & N
Certificates o f deposit_________ / 19
Eastern Cuba Sug7M s ’3 7 --M & S
101M
27
75
Ctfs o f deposit stamped_____ / — .
39 M Eastern Steel 5s 1931______ F& A
A tl G u lf & W Indies SS Lines—Elk Horn Coal 6s 1925____ J&D
107
C oll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959____ J&J
68 M
' 9M Empire R efg 1st 6s 1927____ F & A
97 M
Atlantic Refin deb 5s 1937.-J&J
99 M Fairmont Coal 5s 1931_____ J&J
99 M
97
Baldwin Locom otive Works—•
Farmers M fg Co 7s 1943___M & S
92 M
1st s f 5s 1940 opt a ft ’ 15.M & N
Federal Sug R e f 6s 1933---M & N
105
102 M
Baragua Sugar (Com p Azucarera
102 M
Federated M etals s f 7s ’3 9 --J& D
h im
Baraqua) 7M s 1937____ J&J 15
Fisk Rubb Co 1st 8s 1941. .M & S
10’' M
Barnsdall Corp 8s 1931 ser A J&J
Framerican Ind & D ev Corp—
105
105 M
90 %
Beaver Board Cos—Deb 7Ms 1942___________ J&J
C oll trust 8s 1933_________ J&J
94 . Francisco Sug 7 Ms 1942.M & N ] 5 104 M
93 M
Beech Creek C & C 5s ’4 4 ..J & D
99M
Gair (R obert) Co 1st 7s ’37. .J&J
96
93 M
—
Booth Fisheries s f 6s 1926. A&O
Galena-Signal Oil deb 7s ’30. A&O
63
72
Bethlehem Steel Corporation—
General Amer Tank Car Corp—
Cons s f 5 Ms 1953 ser B .. F & A
102 M
Equip tr 7Ms ’31 Ser G G .A & O
85 M
85 M
Cons m tge 6s Aug 1948.-F & A
Equip 5Ms 1925_________ M & N 64 5 >%
!3 M
94
100
Cons m tge 6s 1948 ser A .F & A
Equip 5Ms 1926 & 1927..M & N
93 M
94 M
Beth St 1st ex g 5s '26 gu.J&J
Equip 5Ms 1928-1934___M & N 6 5.50
100M
100M
Beth St pur m 6s Aug ’98-Q-F
General Asphalt Co— •
115
113
102
Beth St 1st 1 & r e f 5s '42-M & N
Conv s f 6s 1939_________ A& O
95 V
s
105M
Purch money 5s 1936___J&J
Gen’l Baking 1st 6s 1936___J&D
91
90 M
100M
Beth Steel eq tr 7s 1935. _A& O
103M
103 M General Cigar 6s 1925_____ J&D
101M
Penn-M ary Steel 5s 1937-J&J
Serial 6s 1935______________ J&D
97 M
98 M
83 M
Borden M ills, Inc—Gen’l Elec 3M s 1942 o p t . ..F & A
105
First mtge s f 6s 1934____ F & A
Deb g 5s ’52 tax-ex N Y . .M & S
99
100M
Boston Term Co 3 Ms 1947-F & A
Genera] Petroleum Corp—
86
88
105M
Brier H ill Steel 5Ms 1942--A&0
7% s f g notes Feb 15 *31 F&A15
98 %
98 M
101M
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co—
6% g notes A pr 15 ’2 8 ..A & 0 1 5
6% serial notes 1926-29___J&J
C onv 6% notes 1927--M&S15
100M
Buffalo & Susq Iron 5s 1932 J&D
General R y Signal Co—
—
91M
112
Deb g 5s Jan ’26 opt '1 0--M & S
C onv 6Ms 1944__________ A&O
100M
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952_____ A&O
Gen Refractories 6s 1952___F& A
87 M
93 M
Cons g 5s Jan 1955_______ J&J
88 U German Gen Elec 7s ’45-.J&J15
88 M
105M
Bush Terminal Buildings Co—
Goodrich (B F ) ls t6 M s 1947-J&J
120M
1st s f gold guar 5s I96 0--A&O
96
97 M Goodyear T & Rub 8s '41- .M & N
108M
By-Products Coke Corp—
Deb s f 8s M a y 1931_____ F&A
' Granby Con M in Smelt & Pow —1st & r e f s f 8s '36 ser A__
106M
99
1st conv 6s 1928 Ser A . . M & N
103
103 Ml
100
Stamped_____________________
93 M
92 M
99
C onv deb 8s 1925________ M & N
r 101M
93 M
Canada SS Lines 7s 1942.
97 M
98M G ray & D avis conv 7s ’32___F & A
99
Gulf Oil o f Pa deb 5s 1937. - -J&D
r 77
—
Hanna (M A ) Co— •
89
D eb g 6s 1934___________ F & A
101
102M
Canadian Cons Rubber, L td —
Havana Tobacco 5s 1922--J& D / ____
Gold 6s 1946 opt 1911-..A & I r 99 M
100M Hearst Publications, Inc—
1st M & col tr 6 Ms ’26-’36 M & N n 100
Canadian Cottons 5s 1940--J&J r 93
—
103 M
Hershey Chocolate 6s 1942 M & N
Canad Gen Elec 6s 1942___A&
92 M
95M Hoboken Land & Im pt Co—
95
65
1st M g 5s N o v 1930____ M & N
55
99 H
100 M Hock Val Prod 5s 1961 op t.-J & J
Hoe (R ) & Co 1st 6M s A ’34 A&O f i b i j i
111
110M
Holland-Amer Line 6s '4 7.M & N f 85 M
Hollingshead (T h e R M ) Co—86"
100
1st 7s 1938________________ F& A
C oll trust re f 5s 1940____ _
98
98 M
99 M
H olly Sugar 7s 1937_________ J&J
Chic Un Sta— See Steam R R bds
103
H ood Rubber 7s 1936_______J&D
Houston Oil Co o f Texas—
99 %
Hudson N a v g 6s 1938 o p t- .F & A f 45
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102

B onds.

Humble Oil & R 5M s ’32-J&J 15
Illinois Steel deb 4M s 1940--A&O
Independent Brewing 6s ’55 J&J
Indiana Coke & Gas 6s ’4 6 --A & O
Indiana Steel 1st 5s 1952___M & N
In d ’n’p Abattoir 7Ms ’31-M&S15
96
92 M Ingersoll-Rand 1st g 5s D ec 31
1935 opt Dec 31 1910____ J&J
81H Inland Steel 1st 6s 1926-28--A&0
Internat Agricultural Corp—
99
1st & coll tr s f g 5s ’32 op M & N
Stpd ext to 1942______ M & N
4M %
5% Internat M ercantile M arine—
1st M coll trust 6s 1941--A& 0
5.30%
5.60% International Paper—
1st & ref s f 5s 1947 ser A ..J & J
5M %
1st & r e f 5s 1947 ser B ____ J&J
R e f m tge 6s 1955 ser A ..M & S
102M
Internat Salt g 5s 1951 o p _ _ A & 0
86
92 M Internat Si'ver 1st 6s 1948--J&D
Debenture 6s 1933_________J&J
83
Iron Steambt gen 4s 1932--A & O
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
89
Indiana Co 1st s f 5s 1950-J&J
102 H Jones & Laughlin St 5s ’39-M & N
Jurgens (Anton) Un (M argarine!
W ks conv 6s 1947 (J7a<)--J&J
98 V Kaufmann D ept Stores Corp—
s
6% notes ’35 with warr’ts .F & A
78
95 M Kayser (Julius) & Co—
1st M s f 7s 1942_____ F & A 15
99 H
Kelly-Springfield T ire Co—
8% g notes M a y 15’31 M & N 15
94 M
Keystone St & W ire 8s '41 - - A&O
Kinney (G R ) Co 7M s 1936-J&D
108
K night (B B & R ) 7s 1930--M & S
Krupp (Fried) L td —
97
7% dollar notes D ecl5'29 J&D
92 M
La Belle Iron W ks 1st 5s '40 J&D
92
1st & re f 6s 1940_________J&D
99 M Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950--M&S
Lake Superior Corp inc 5s '24 Oct
1st & coll tr gold 5s 1944-.J& D
m %
Lehigh Coal & N avigation — •
105
Funding 4s g July 1 1948--J&J
77
Cons s f g 4M s 1954_____ J&J
100 M Leh & W -Barre Coal— See Cent R
L ib b y M c N & L ib b y 7s ’31 M & N
99M L iggett & M yers g 7s 1944.-A & O
G old bonds 5s 1951______ F & A
87
L ittle (A E ) Co 7s 1942____ A& O
Lorillard (P ) Co g 7s 1944--A & O
104
G old bonds 5s 1951______ F & A
91M Lukens Steel 1st M g 8s ’40 M & N
M agm a Cop conv 7s 1932-.J& D
53
M agnolia Petroleum Co—
101
D eb g 4M s ’26 & '2 7--F & A 15
90 M
D eb g 4M s 1928-’3 4 ---F & A 1 5
M a llory SS 1st s f 5s 1932___J&J
s 102
M anati Sugar 1st 7 Ms ’4 2 ..A & O
Manufacturers’ Finance Co—
Col tr 6% notes 1935____ A&O
107 % M arland Oil Co—
5% gold notes 1926_____ M & N
104 M
79
M c M y le r Interstate 7s ’43-J& D
98 M M id-Continent Petrol Corp—
108
1st s f 6M s 1940_________ M & S
M id va le Steel & Ordnance—
98
99
C onv s f 5s 1936_________ M&S
93 H M ille r ( I ) & Sons 7s_________ 1934
102 M M onon Coal— See Chic In d & L
112
M orris & Co 1st s f 4 Ms ’39-J&J
7M % gold notes 1930---M & S
90 % M tge-B ond Co 4s ser 2 ’ 6 6 -A & O
5s series 3 1932___________ J&J
106M
100
M u rray B ody 1st 6 Ms 1934. J&D
s 105
N a t Acm e 7 Ms 1931________ J&D
N a t Distillers Products Corp—
7% conv guar notes 1930-M&N
103 M
N a t Enam & Stpg 5s 1929--J& D
N a t Leath 8% notes ’25-M & N15
5.25% N a t Starch deb 5s 1930 gu .-J& J
N ational Tube 1st 5s '5 2 .-M & N
103
Natom as Co gen 6s 1935___J&J
105M N ew Eng Nav-—See N Y N H & H
100M N ew Eng O il& R ef 1st 8s’31 M&S
102 H N J Zinc 1st 4s 1926________A & O
N ew Niquero Sugar 7s 1932.J&J
105 M N ew R iver Co 1st 5s 1934___J&J
N ew port Co 7s 1932________ M & S
106M N Y A irB ra k e ls t 6s’28 conv M & N
101M N Y Dock Co— 1st g 5s ’ 51 -F & A
N Y & H ob F y 5s M a y ’4 6 --J& D
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946 M & N
114
N Y & N J Ferry— 5s ’4 6 .-J&J
101
N Y Shipbldg 1st 5s N o v 1 ’4 6 --93 M N ew Y ork Steam— See Publ c U t
106
N orw alk Steel 4M s 1929____ J&J]
121
N o va Scotia 8 & C 5s 1959--J&J
109M O ’ Gara Coal 5s ’ 55 op a ft’08 M & S
Ogilvie Flour M ills 6s ’32___J& D
Series B _________________
l
Series C _________________
100M Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944---F & A
95
Oswego Falls Corp 8s 1942__F & A
99 M Otis Steel s f 8s 1941________F & A
1st s f 7 Ms 1947 ser B ___F & A
93
Pacific Coast Co g 5s ’46___J&D
___1
125
129
103
87 M

102M

94 M

94M

93
102 M

95
103

99 M
71
65 M

71M
67

88 M

88 M

88 K

89

96
81
106M
100 M

96 M
82 M

94

91M
101M

102

96 M

96 M

96

96 M

102M

103 M

97 M

/

98
103
107 M
51

101

107
49
92 M

102 M
/
«

92 M
16
45

k

i
92 M
93 M
103 M
93 M
.18
48

93
91
97 M
R R of N J p 3 1
103
103M
119M
119M

100

100 M

115
96 M
95
114

115M
9oH
S6
116

84"
99 M

88"
99 M

98

90

99 M

100 M

95 M

96

90 M
99
R y p 32
82 K
101M
77M
96
17M
80
99 M
101
98 M
lO iM
H RR
n 95
98
103

90 M
101
83
102M
__

-

97 M
97 k
81M
101
______

101M
102"
100
_

105

90”
104
80
90
88
86
78
ilities
30
74
68
r 103 M
r 103 M
r It 3M
97

93"
104M
81

97 M
92 M
90M
Corp

98 M
93
92 M

105 M
1st lien equip 7s 1930____ F& A
108
S f 6s 1934_______________ M & N
Park Lexington—
95
—
1st leasehold s f 6M s '5 3-.J& J
95
Park & T ilfo rd s f 6s 1936--J& D
102 M Penelec Coal 6 Ms 1944------F & A
103M
85 % Penick & Ford 6M s 1943___J&D
Penmans L td — 1st 5s’26op M & N r 98 M
Penna C & C 1st 5s ’32 o p .-J & J
103
Penn M a ry Steel— See Beth Steel
100
103 M

105M
109

103M

100
5)

r Canadian price

s Sale price.

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__

______

82
33
75
______
______

104
____

_

97 M

95M
96
105"
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INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BONDS AND STOCKS

[Vol .1 0
2.

NOTICE.— All bond prices are "and interest ’ except where marked " f ’- and income and defaulted bonds.
B onds.

P o rt Arthur Canal & Dock—
1st 6s 1953 ser A . . . . _F& A
1st M 6s 1953 series B ___F & A
Porto Rican-Amer Tobacco Co—
8% g bds M a y 15 ’31. -M&N15
Pow ell R iv Co 6s ’26-’2 7 .-.J & J
Power Corp o f N Y 614 s ’42. 100
1st M s f 6s 1942 B . . . M & N
Pressed Steel Car 5s 1933___J&J
Price Bros & C o Ltd—
1st M 6s 1943__________
Producers & Refiners Corp—
8s 1931 (w ith warrants) J&D
W ithout warrants attached _
Punta Alegre Sug s f 7s ’27. J&J
Pure Oil Co 6 % % notes ’33-J& D
Remington Arms 6s 1937..M & N
Republic Ir & Steel 5s ’40. A&O
R e f & gen 5%s ’53 ser A ..J & J
Rim a Steel Corp—
1st s f 7s 1955.
.
. F&A
Riordon Pulp & Paper L td —
1st 6s June 30 1942____J&D30
Robbins & M yers 7s 1942 . J&D
Roch & Pitts C & I 5s ’46 M & N
1st s f g 4% s 1932 opt . .F & A
R ocky M tn Fuel 5s 1943 .
Rogers-Brown Iron 5s ’26-’40 J&J
Gen & re f 7s 1942. . . . M & N
St Joseph Stk Y ds 4% s ’30. J&J
St Lawrence Pulp & Lumber—1st M 6s 1926-1929______ F & A
1st M 6s 1930-1933
...F & A
St Regis Paper 6% s ’25-’29 .J& D
6% s 1930-1934___________ J&D
St Louis Brew Assn 6s 1939..J&J
St L N a t Stock Y ds 4s ’3 0 .. J&J
St L R k y M t & P 5s ’55 stpd J&J
Saks & Co s f 7s 1942____ M&S
Saxon Pub W ks (Germ any)—
1st extl s f 7s 1945____ __ F & A
Securities Co N Y 4% cons M & S
Sen Sen Chiclet— See A m Chicle
Sharon Steel Hoop 8s 1941 M&8
Shawsh M ills 7% notes ’3 1 ..A & O
Sheffield Farms Co—
1st & re f 6%s 1942______ A& O
Shults Bread 1st 6s 1940 ..M & S
Siemans & Halske—
3-year sec s f 7s 1928______ J&J
10-year sec s f 7s 1935____ J&J
Sinclair Cons Oil Corp—
1st 1 coll 7s ser A 1937.M&S15
1st lien coll 6 %s ’38 ser B J&D
1st 1 6s ’27 C with w arr..J& D
Sinclair Crude Oil Purch Co—
6% notes ser A 1928..
F&A
Sinclair Pipe Line s f 5s ’42 A&O
Sizer Steel 1st 7s, 1937 ____ M & N
Skelly Oil 6 % % notes ’27..A & O

bBasis.

100
100
100%

100%
100%
100%

106
103
96%
105

96%
107
102

101
85

s 99

92
97%

94
98
92%

100%
101

94%
io o %
112
no
101
101
86 %
94%
91%
89
r

98
65
91 %
98%
55
95%

/
f

----____
100
98
94%
80%
106%
92
54
107%
101%
106
97
98%
96
91%
85 H
106 %
100%
84%
....
107%

f

Bid.

B onds.

Ask.

Bid.

Pennsylvania Steel—
Pa & M d Steel con g 6s’25-M & S
Span-Amer Iron 6s 1927.-J&J
Phila & Read C & I 5s 1973.J&J
Phillips Petroleum Co—
D eb g 7% s ’31(with w a r)_A & 0
W ithout warrants.
Pierce-Arr M o t Car 8s 1943.M&S
Pierce Oil 8s Dec 15 '31..J& D 15
Pillsbury Flour M ills Co—
1st M 6s 1943___________ A& O
Pittsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 ’49-J&J
Pitts Coal deb 5s July ’3 1 ..M & S
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland Coal
1st s f g 5s 1947 o p . ____ M & N
Pleasant Val Coal 5s 1928.-J&J
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—

Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron—
101%
6% s f gold notes 1929-- F & A
Solvay & Cie 6s 1934 . . . A&O s 102%
South' Porto Rico Sug 7s '40 J&D
104
Standard M ill 1st g 5s ’30 .M & N
99%
Standard Oil (C a l)—
100%
5% serial notes 1925____ F & A
5% serial notes 1926_____ F & A
100%
5% serial notes 1927_____ F & A
100%
5% serial notes 1928_____ F& A
100%
5% serial notes 1929_____ F & A
100%
5% serial notes 1930 ____ F & A
100
5% serial notes 1931____ F & A
100
5% serial notes 1932_____ F & A
100
5% serial notes 1933
.. F & A
100
Standard Oil o f N ew Y ork —
6% % g deb M a y 1 '3 3 ..M & N
107

Bid.

B onds.

Ask.
102
103
101%
100
100%
101%
101%
101%
100%
10)%
100%
100%
100%
107%

U S Smelt R efg & M ining—
C onv 6% notes 1926 ___F & A
United States Steel Corp—
Col tr s f 5s A pr '51 op ’ l l . V a r
Col tr s f 5s Apr '51 not op .V a r
Col s f 2d 5s A pr ’63 op'13 M & N
U niver’l Winding Co 7s '3 7 .-J&J
Utah Fuel— See Den & Rio Gr. p32
Vacuum Oil Co 7% 1936-..A & O
Vandalia Coal 1st 6s '30 op.J& J
Van Slyke & Horton 7s 1938____
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942 J&D
Victor-Amer Fuel 1st 6s '40-F & A
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953.J&J
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
1st s f 7s 1947 ser A ___..J & D
Certificates o f deposit______
C t f o f deposit stamped______
S f conv 7%s 1937 ser A ..J & J
W ith & without warr attach
C ertif o f dep without warr
C ertif o f deposit with warr
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5s '49-M&S
W ard Baking 6s 1937____ J& D 15
Warner Sugar R e f 7s 1941. .J& D
W arner Sugar Corp 1st 7s '39 J&J
W ayne Coal 6s 1937________M&S
Webster C&C 1st g 5s ’42 op M&S
W ebster M ills 6% s 1 9 3 3 ..-J&D
W est K > Coal 7s 1944_____ M & N
W est Virginia Coal & Coke—
1st M 6s 1 9 5 0 . . _____ ..J & J
Western Elec deb 5s 1944..A&O
Westinghouse Elec & M fg —
7% gold bonds 1931___.M & N
Whitaker-Glessner Co 5s ’41 A&O
1st s f g 6s 1941___________ A& O
W iekw Spencer Steel 7s ’3 5 .-J&J

Ask.

101 %

10 1%

108%
108%
105%
101

109%
109%
105%
102%

105%
____
102
92%
____
55%

106
____
102%
94
____
60

/ 92%
/ 89%
/ 84%

92%
92
87%

6% notes 1930.. . .......... M&S
98
99
62%
/ 62
101
Stand Steel Wks 1st 5s ’28. .J&J
99%
62%
/ 62
101% Standard Textile Products—
59%
/ 58
1st s f 6% s 1942. . . .M & S
94%
93%
90
91%
102% Steel Co o f Can 6s 1940____ J&J r 103
102
101
Steel & Tube Co o f Am er—
94%
94
Gen M s f 7s 1951 Ser C . J&J
107%
107%
80%
81%
Sugar Estates o f Oriente—
37
33
96%
95%
1st s f 7s 1942___________ M & S
96
92
95
Sun Oil deb s f 5% s 1939--M & S
95%
96
98%
98
101% Superior Oil 1st 7s 1929 .F& A15
97
95
102%
102
Swift & Co 1st s f g 5s '44___J& j
100
99 ,
114
5% s f gnotes Oct 15 ’3 2 ..A & 0
95%
95%
92
91%
111
Taylor-W barton I & S—
100
100%
93
105
90
. ..M & S
1st 6s 1 9 4 2 .____
100%
82
85
1st & ref 7 %s 1946 Ser A .J&J
107%
107%
87
102%
Tenn Coal I & R R 5s 1951 .J&J
102
____
92%
95%
Ala Steel & Shipbldg 6 s '30 J&J 101
101%
102%
91% Tenn Cop Co conv 6s '2 5 .. M & N
101
100
84
81%
Thyssen (A ug) Iron & Steel Wks
79
79%
89%
97%
98
100%
100%
Willys-Overland 1st 6% s '33 M & S
104
Tid al Osage Oil s f 7s 1931 -F & A s 103%
97%
97 %
103% Wilson & Co 1st 6s 1941____ A&O
103%
T id e W ater Oil 6% s ’31 F&A15
73%
66
Conv s f g 6s 1928___
— J&D f 72 %
Transcontinental Oil—
/ 72%
73%
9o%
100
72%
C onv s f g 7% s 1931____ F & A / 72
98
Traylor Eng & M fg 8s 1936.- .
96%
72
60
108
/ 71%
105
Union Bag & Paper 6s ’42-M & N
95% Winchester Repeating Arms—
95%
102
1st gold 7 %s 1941_______ A&O
101%
68
Union Oil Co o f California—
84%
83%
Woodward Iron 5s 1952 ___J&J
100%
First lien s f 5s 1931 o p t___J&J
104
98%
103%
Youngst Sh & Tube 6s 1943.J&J
98%
6s M a y 1 1942 Ser A - . . F & A
96%
96
S f g 5s Feb 1 1935--- ..A & O
106%
E X C H A N G E SEATS.
107%
Union Steel Co 1st 5s '52 gu. J&D
N o . Last Sale
102
104%
105
8
Union Tank Car Eq 7s ’3 0 - -F & A
$
____
____
_
100
102%
102% N Y Stock Exch_ 1,100$101.000
United Drug 6s ’44 tem p A & 015
600
____
N Y Con Stk Exch. 425
500
95
United Lead deb 5s 1943-. .J&J
1,100
1,200
N Y Produce Exch.1,800
1.200
95% United Oil Producers Corp—
81%
1st 8s July 25 1931-- -J&J25 s 31% s 33% N Y Cotton Exch . 450 30.100 28,500 32,400
____
____
92% N Y C of & Sug Ex. 327 10,000
92
106% United Steamship 6s 1937.M & N
8,500 11,000
9,000
103% N Y Curb M a rk e t. 550
103
United Stores Realty 6s '42 A& O
92% U S E n v 1st 5s 1925-1934. . .J& D
Baltimore Stk Exch
87
2,000
97%
6,000
57
7,500
99
Boston Stock Exch. 140
7.000
U S Finishing con g 5s 1929 -J&J
____
105%
105% Chicago Bd o f T r 'd e l ,592
8.100
U S Rubber 7 % % notes ’30 -F & A
____
____
86% Chicago Stock Exch 250
107%
86
5,800
1st & r e f 5s 1947 Ser A ____ J&J
35
7.500
102%
6 % % serial notes 1926 --M&S
101
101 % Cincinnati Stk Exch
36
3.000
101
101% Cleveland Stk Exch
6 % % serial notes 1927. -M&S
____
____
50
4.000
107
101
101% D etroit Stock Exch
6 % % serial notes 1928___M&S
4,900
100
99
100
Los Ang Stock Exch
68
4,900
6 % % serial notes 1929___M&S
99%
Louisville Stk Exch
29
1.200
6 % % serial notes 1930- .M&S
9 )%
3,200
99
98
9 «% Minn Ch o f Comm
587
3.200
6 % % serial notes 1931. .M&S
97
97% M ontreal Stock E x .
71 18,000
97
6 % % serial notes 1932 _ M&S
8.60C
9,200
96%
97% N ew Orl Cotton Ex. 500
8.60C
6 % % serial notes 1933-. M&S
97
700
91%
6 % % serial notes 1934.. M&S
N ew Orl Stock E x
70
600
525
96%
2,600
86%
96%
96% Phila Stock E x c h .. 206
2,600
6 % % serial notes 1935- -M&S
96% Pittsb Stock Exch. 115
106%
96
1.700
1.80C
2,000
6 % % serial notes 1936___M&S
6 % % serial notes 1937 --M&S
95%
96
St Louis Exchange.
50
1,°5C
100%
95%
95% SanFrStk& BdExch
6 % % serial notes 1938. M&S
62 30,000
750
85
6 % % serial notes 1939.. M&S
95%
95% Washington Stk E x
40
500
50C
6 % % serial notes 1940— M&S
95%
95%
108%

_

/ T h is price includes accrued interest,

kLast

sale,

n Nom inal,

r Canadian price,

sSale

price.

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
S to c k s .

Par

T E X T IL E M FG .
> STOCKS.

Bid.

Ask.

__

Davis M ills (F R ) Z
Da vol M ills ( F R ) . Z
Draper C o rp .. -100
Dwight M fg (Mass)
Edwards M fg (M e ).i
Esmond M (R I ) , p f Z
Essex C ot M pf .100
E verett M (Mass) . Z
Fairh M ills com. 100
P r e fe r r e d ____ 100
Farr Alpaca (Mass) Z
Flint M ills (F R)__Z
Franklin Co (M e )..Z
Gosnold M (N B )..Z

62
72
500
25
94
60
205
100
146
IU6
140
116
85
95
125
175
52
130

Par

Dartmouth M fg
Corp (N B ) .
100

Per share.
40
45
85
50
86
90
76
80

Acushnet M ill (N B ) I
Am Linen (F all R ) l
American M fg 100
P referred ..
.100
Amoskeag M fg (vol61%
untary assn) _ (t )
t Preferred . . . _ (+)
71
Androscog M (M e ) Z
Appleton Co (Mass)Z
Arkwright M (F R ) I
Arlington M (Mass)Z
91
Barnard M fg (F R ) l
Bates M fg (M e ). 100 195
Beacon M fg (N B ).Z
125
! Preferred
100
Berkshire C ot M fg .
Adams, Mass 100 142
B lgel-H artf Carp’t . t
103
1 Preferred . 100 103
Booth M fg (N B )..Z
4 Preferred . . .100 105
B oot M ills (Mass) . Z n o
Border C M fg (F R ) Z
Boston M fg pref.100
91
Bos Duck (M a ss )-.c
90
Bourne M ills (F R ).Z
Bristol M fg (N B )._Z
Butler M ill (N B )..Z
110
Cabot M f g ____100
Chace M ills (F R ) . . Z
Charlton M ills. .100
Chicopee M fg (pf) _ .1
C ity M fg C r’p (N B ) Z 100
Con tin'1 M (M e ) 100 120
CornellJM.ills (F R ).Z

S to c k s .

__

110
135
120

Granite M ills (F R ).Z
G t Falls M fg (N H ) Z
Grinnell M fg (N B)_Z
Ham ilt M fg (Mass) Z
Hamilt W (M ass). Z
Harmony M ills pf .Z
Hathaway M fg (N B )/
H ill M fg Co (M e )-.Z
Holmes M fg (N B )-.Z
Preferred. . ..100
Home Bleach & D W f
P referred .. ..100
Ipswich M ills ..100
P r e fe r r e d .___100
Kilburn M (N B ). Z
King Philip M (FR)/
Lancas'r M (Mass).Z
Preferred . _ 100
Laurel Lake com ___
Lawrence M fg (M ).Z
Lincoln M fg (F R )..Z
Lockwood Co (M e).Z

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
140
85
85
40
152
25
70
96%
97

164
90
200
64
14
100
42
70
110
30
90

__

10
24
61
120
134

95
7
40

S to c k s .

Par

Luther M fg (F R)__Z

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
130
115
140
38
42
91
96
70
75
85

Ponemah M (Proy).Z

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.

__

40

6 Assessment paid, c Par value $700. d Price per share, not per cent, h Par value $1,000. A Last sale. Z Par Talue $100.
:
n Nom inal, r Canadian price, s Sale price. (N e w stock, x Ex-div. y Ex-rights, z Ex-stock d iv.
W ithout pai1 value.




Par

95
95
Quissett M ills (N B ) Z 145
150
Preferred_____ 100
100
Rich Borden M fg
Co (F R ) ____ 100
98
99
Sagamore mfg
(F R ) ________ 100
77
185
Salmon Falls M fg
Co (N H )_____ 100
k 50
Seaconnet M (F R ).Z
Sharp M fg (N B )._Z
35
39
65
Preferred____ 100
56
95
Shawmut C ot M ills
114
(F R ) com ____ 100
140
65
Preferred . ..100
100
Shove M ill (F R ).1 0 0
55
Skenandoah Cotton
110
Co (U tic a )____100
20
10J
180
Soule M ill (N B).100
190
198
Stafford M (F R )..Z
40
60
Stevens M fg (F R)_Z 120
225
Taber M ills (N B) .Z 100
105
Thorndike (M a s s )..
10
Trem ont & Suffolk
M (M a ss)____100
37
50
T roy Cot'n & W ool’n
M fg (F R ) ____500
200
Union Cot M f (F R ) Z 102%
58
107%
50
60
77% Utica Kn it C o___100
Preferred . ..100
90
60
80
3l
Utica Steam & M oh
Val Cot M fg ____ Z 118
121
55
Wampanoag M ills
2i
(F R ) _________100
115
75
Wanjsutta M (N B ) Z
450
82%

Mass C ott M ills . 100
Mechanics' M (F R ) Z
Merch M fg ( F R ) ___Z
155
30
Merrimack M f g ____
( M a s s ) ____ .100
85
94
P re ferred ..
.100
73
97% Middlesex Co (M )_ _
100
M t V-Wood M ills
(B alt) v t r ____ 100
10%
35
45
Preferred v t r.100
63
167
Narragansett M ills
(F R ) _________100
N asha w e n a M ___100
110
Nashua M (N H ) 100
60
t>4
69
P r e fe r r e d ____ 100
95
70
N a t Fabric & F in. 100 105
18
Preferred_____ 100
98
Naumkeag (M a s s )..
105
45
Steam Cot Co.iOO
193
N eild M ills (N B ). Z 210
76
93
N ew B edf’d Cot M Z 100
125
98
Preferred___.100
New Eng Sou M
8
35
130
Preferred___.100
27
100
Newm arket M fg .
1
Co (N H ) _____ 100
Nonquitt Sp (N B ).Z
70
Osborn M ills (F R ) Z
27
Pac M ills (Mass) 100
65
59
Parker M ills (F R ) .Z
125
P r e fe r r e d ______
____
Pemaquid M . . .20
93
Peppereil M fg (M e ) Z 110
100
Pierce M fg (N B ) . Z 400
14
Pilgrim M new _ .
145
75
Pocasset M fg (FR)_Z
90
104
100

S to c k s .

t

m 1st install, paid,

Stock s.

Par

Weetamoe M (F R ).Z
Whitman M (N B ). I
Winnsboro M pf.100
Y ork M fg (M e ). 100

Bid.
Per
10 1

Ask.
share.
45
no
10 2

60

80

Abbeville C M (SC)Z
Amer Spinning C o ..
Anderson C M (SC)/

103
260

Arcadia M _____ 100
Preferred

210
10 2
10 0
20

no
266
91
84
250
105
105
25
925
405
65
90

S ou th ern M ills.

Augusta Fac (G a)./
Avondale M ills ____
Belton M ills (S C )./
Preferred_____ __ .
Bibb M fg _______ 100
Preferred.100
Brandon M , pref.
Brogon____ _____ 100
Brookside M ills . 100
Calhoun M ills . . . .
Chad wick- H oskins25
Chesnee M . .
Chiquola M fg ______
Clifton M fg (S 0)100
Columbus M fg (G a)
Converse (D E)_100
Dallas M fg (A la) .100
D arl’g ’n M fg (S C )./
Drayton M ills___100
Dunean . ______ 100
Preferred ________
Eagle & Phenix
M ills (G a )____ 100
Easley C ot M , pref
Enterprise M f (G a) Z
Gaffney M fg (SC )./
Gainesville C ot M
Glen wood M ills____
Granteville M fg . 100
Greenw’d C M (SC)/
Preferred______ 50
Hamrick
________
Hartsville C ot M ___

88

80

875
395
63
96
2>5
10 1

97

220

106

Marlboro C M (SC ) /
Mass M ills (G a )____
M ills M fg Co (SC)./
Mollohon M f g . ___
Monarch C M (SC) /
Musgrove M ills _ _
Newberry C M (SC)/
Ninety-Six M ills . .
N orris C ot M
___
Oakland C ot M ____
Orr Cot M (S C )-10 0
Pacolet M fg (S C)./
Preferred____ 100
Panola-C M A pf 90
Phillips B u ttorff M /

525
680
520

100

550
700
530

725
815
1125
1015

Phoenix (Fire) . 100
Life Insurance.

610
75 )
580
565

750
825

Sterling F ife_____ 10 d 1 1

1025
1214

Per cent.

118

130
265
94
130
250
133
113
63
130
83

135
275
96
134

M in n eapolis.
N o r’west F & M 100

Per share.
185
190

137
117
65
140
87

10 0

92
95

94
97

165
93
90

170
95

88

91
165
135
118

160
125
U5
135
400
250
46
135
149
155
103

10 0

50
140
160
165

190
10 1

193
inq
125
140

115
134
150
134
124
53

140
130
55

285
105
127

108
130

10 0
12 0

150
10 1

96
207
104
85
18
165
124
135

80
126
84
103
98
211

106
90
20

175
126
137
113
91
206
10

95
75
160
34
65
95
52
107
113
155
70
07
140
40
95
142
112

93

N ew ark .
22

Firemen's________ 50

230
450

N ew H aven.
R ights___ __

d

N ew O rleans.
Lafayette____ ____ 50

8

85
814

Per share.
240

Per share.
N ew Y o rk .
Amer Alliance. 100 300
305
Bankers & Ship. 100 2 2 0
C ity o f N Y _____ 100
268
278
Commonwealth .100 300
Continental _____ 25 d 109
110
Fidelity-Phenix__ 25 d 161
163
1300
1350
Great American. 100 273
276
Hanover _________ 50 d 18')
190
352
355
Lincoln__________ 20 d 6'»54
7114
M e t Casualty In s. .
80
85
National Liberty.50 d 2 2 0
d 210
220
255
d 98
106
Pacific Fire______ 25 d 175
185
Russia Ins. _____ 25 d 93
9314
Rights .
. . .
s
414
Stuvvesant . _ 100 175
185
United S t a t e s ___20 d 138
148
W estchester___ .10 d 43
44
P h ila d elp h ia .
Alliance o f Phila__10
Fire Association. .50
Ins Co o f N A ____10
Ins Co State o f Pa 100
People’s N at F ire___
Phila L ife . . .
10
Reliance . . .
..5 0
United Firemen’s. 10
Victory ________.50

48
268
5314

50
273

20 0

105

10 2

k 28
k 1014
105
k 15
105

P rov Wash’ton___50

380

390

R ich m on d .
Virginia F & M ..2 5
Deposited Stock. .

85
85

8S
88

15
37
60
3

16
25
39
63
5

83

87

San F rancisco.
Firemen’s F u n d .100 t 81
Home Fire & Marine d 30

82

St. L ou is—
Cent States L ife ___5
Continental L ife____
Missouri State L.1 0
Internat L i f e . ___50
St. P a u l,M in n .
St Paul F & M ___25

103

20

S p rin g fie ld ,Mass
Springfield Fire & M/

417

American . .
.100
Corcoran ________ 50
Fireman’s . .
. .20
National Union___5

225
150
26
1414

W h e e lin g ,W .Va
Wheeling Fire 1.100

420

M IN IN G S T O C K S .

__

85
62

Callahan Zinc-Lead
C o ____________ 1
C
Calumet & A riz .1C
Calumet & Hecla.25
Carson H ill G M . . 1

10 0

k 150

37

415
145

See N Y
100
64

Per share.
26c.
10
2

____
714
2414
3614

Stock s.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

50c
1014
2 K
2 0 c.

154
30
1
514
914

714
25
3614
1014
114
31
114
514
10

214
4714
13
15c.

S tock s.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
Per share.
Cerro de Pasco ._ t
45 Vs T I T L E G U A R A N T EE &
4554
Chili Copper_____ 25
32 54
3214 S A F E D E P O S IT S T O C K
,
Chino Copper_____ 5
1914
Consol Copper . .1
214 American Su rety.50 d 135
254
243
Con M in & Sm ..2 5 r 6914
6914 Bond & M Guar. 100 240
____
Chicago T & Tr.100
410
Cop Range Con 100 X 2 1 54
22
175
Crown Reserve____ 1 r 38c.
C ity S D (A lb ,N Y ) 100 170
Columbia T itle
Davis-D aly C op___1
7c.
(W ashin gton)___5 d
714
Stamped .
. .
4c.
854
DeBeers Con M ____
2014
2214 Fidelity & D (M d ) 50 d 92
1314
14
90
East B utte____ 10
4
Preferred___.100
354
Federal M & Sm 100
15
1614 Lawyers’ T itle &
225
235
52
54
207
Lawyers’ M C o. 100 204
First National
O
18c.
24c. Louisville T itle 1 D
Cop ($3.75 pd) 5
1
Maryland Cas Co 25 d .
50c.
9254
s
4c. M ortgage Bond. 100 128
135
Goldfield Consol
207
211
N a t Surety C o .. 100
New Amsterdam
Granby Cons M S
Casualty (B alt) 1 0 d 4414
& P o w e r..
.100
44 54
14
1414
339
N Y T itle & M t g 100 33 1
Granlte-Bi-M etalic
40c. R E T Ins (Wash) 100 140
(St Louis) ___10
35c.
150
20 0
T it Ins & Gu(SanFr)
250
Greene-Cananea .100
1214
____
75c.
1
T itle Gu T r (S tL ) 100
Hancock Cons ..2 0
4754
Hollinger M ines___5 r 14
14.10 U S Casualty. .
100 320
335
46
USFidel& G u(M d) 50 d 186
Homestake Min.100
4114
U S T itle Guar. .100 227
2 3 5 '7
Howe Sound Co
16
1514
IN D U S T R IA L A N D
Inspiration Cons
2214
2214 M IS C E L L A N E O U S
127
Island Creek Coal ..1
125
67
95
Abitibi Pow & Pap.t d 63
Preferred________1
94
12
Preferred___ 100 r 108
U 14
90 >4
9 l"
Kennecott C o p ___t
47%
4714 Adams Express .100
15
Kerr Lake . . .
5
114 Advance-Rum ely 100
1H
51
Lake Copper___.25
Preferred . 100
114
1 *4
48c. Aeolian-Weber
42c.
LaRose Mines L td .5
20
Piano & Pia n . .100
LaSalle Copper. .25
25
1V
s
114
98
101
Preferred_____ 100
Magm a Cop C o___t
3814
3814
1011
Mason Val Mines. .5
1 4 A ir Reduction____ t d 10054
114
80c. A jax Rubber _____ + d 13 >4
Mass Cons
____ 25
60c.
131
70
M ayflow er Old Col25
11
4
114 Alabama C o ___100
60
Albany C o m .. .100
70"
17
M cIntyrePorcupine5
1614
M iam i Copper . .5
9
914 Albany (N Y ) Safe
Dep & Storage 100 160
170
Michigan . . . .25
28
29
C orp_____ ____
t d 8454
Motherlode C T n . . t
614
654
/
11954
12
Nevada Cons Cop 5
1154
Preferred___ .100
s
5
1914
19M
50
30c.
Prior pref
..10 0
N ew Dominion A t .1
2 0 c.
____
28
Senior p ref. .100
N ew R iver Co ..100
58
Allis-Chalmers M fg
Preferred . . .100
40
76
77
514
514
Preferred
100 105
106
lVs
114
35c.
2 0 c.
109
90c.
Ohio Copper . __10
70c.
Preferred___.100
Amal Sugar com _ _ t d 94
96
20
Old Dominion Co.25
19
9514
9454
Ontario Sil M in . _ t
1 st preferred. . 1 0 0
614
514
19
19$$
Park C ity M & S .5
414 Am Agri Chem . 100
414
49 $4
6 c.
4954
Preferred___.100
P it & MtShasta Cop
Am Bank N ote __50 d 161
171
Pond Creek—
Preferred
50 d 5654
1214
1114
22
Am Beet Sugar 100
3854
Q u in cy..
. .25
21
4054
84
40
Preferred___.100
8 154
Rand Mines, L td .
3 • Vf
<
113
116
R ay Cons C op___10
1214 American B ook. .100
1154
29
Am Bosch M agn’o . t d 28V
b
47
St Joseph Lead___10
4614
Am Brake Sh & F_ . t d 1 2 )4
104
St M a ry ’s Mineral110
31
30 K
5c. American Can
i7 i$ 4
San T o y
_1
4c.
100 17154
Preferred . .
100 11654
Seneca Cop Corp t
11814
75c. Am Car & F dy .100
Shannon______ .10
55c.
196 5
4 198
100
N ew (tern c t f ) . ( t ) d 98
Shattuck Ariz CoplO
6
614
124
75c.
South Lake _____ 25
25c.
Preferred___
100
12 2M
6
8
Superior & Boston 10
98c.
1
Am Caramel . .100
65
68
23
Am Chain Class A 25
2314
Tennessee Copper
58
t d o5
& Chemical . . . f
9 54 Am C h ic le _____
914
9-16
Tem p v t c . . . f d 5354
Tonopah Belm ont. 1
5414
14
90
107
214
2 Vs
2 3-16
Tonopah Ext M in .l
9554
Tem p v t c . . 100
Am Clear
100
74
76"
97
99
T u o lu m n e _______ 1
Preferred___
100
United Verde Ext50c
2314 Am Coal o f N J ___25 d 63
2214
48"
Utah-Apex ___. . 5
614 Am Credit Indem .25 d 47
6 Vs
128
132
Utah Consol. _ .5
Am Cyanamid 100
82
85
Utah Copper Co .10
85
Preferred ___100
8314
60c.
554
55c.
131
132
60c. Am Express.
.100
A ictoria ________ 25
40c.
____
25c. Am Fork & H oe . 100
94
15c.
Winona _________ 25
25c.
1UJ54
Wyandot . . . .25
1 0 c.
1 st pref erred . . 1 0 0
44
46"
40c. American Glue 100
2 0 c.
Yukon G old______ 5
116
Preferred___ 100 1 1 0
REAL ESTATE T R
A m Hard ware . .100
8754
89
Am-Hawaiian SS 10 d
9V
s
Per share.
10
& LAND STOCKS
J54
A m Hide & LeathlOO d
954
Albany T r (Bost)100 a 58
Preferred___ 100
6654
6714
____ Am er Hosiery____25 d 2 0
Alliance Realty . . 100 125
30 ,
____ Amer Ice C o____ 100
10014
Bedford T r (Bos) 100 a 57
10054
80
82
75
65
Bd o f T r Bid T r(C )./ a
Am Intern C orp. 100
3454
35
Amer-La France
Bos G r’d R ’t T r (C ) /a 109
940
Fire Eng In c___10 d 13 H
Bos R E T (Bos)lOOO a 910
97
Bos Stor W ’h’se (B ) /a 1 2 2
Preferred___.100
9554
Amer Laundry
Boston W harf C o../ a 1 1 2
____
Machinery___ - t d 94
9454
Brom f Bldg T r (B ) J a 70
____
Business R E T r (B ) /a 2 0
Preferred___ 100
12254
Amer Linseed .100
2754
2754
Cent Bldg T r (B )..Z a
6954
Preferred____ 100
Chic R E Trus’s 1000 a .0 0 0
6914
120
C ity R E T (C).IOOO a 500
Amer Locom otive, t d 11954
Congress St Associ120
Preferred___ .100
11754
185
ates (B o s t o n )_ / a
_
65
Am M ch & F d y . 100! 165
C ’gress St Big Tr(B )Z a
Amer M etal Co . _ t d 46$4
4714
38
11454
Amer M u ltig r a p h ..t d ----21
DeVonish’ Blg T r(fi)/ a
10 1
10114
2
145
Amer Piano_____ 100 n 135
East Bos Land (B )_ .
125
Ensley Land C o___/ 115
Preferred___
100
9314
9054
Essex St T r (Bost).Z a 65
Amer Pneu S e rv..2 5 d
2Y
%
214
90
48 i
Factory Big T r (B ) J a
1st preferred .50 d 45
F ifty Associates ( B ) . a3700
Preferred____
50 d 17
1714
92 i
H otel T r (B oston )..! a 130
Amer Radiator .25 d 91%
____
Kim ball Bldg T r(B )i
Preferred___
100 x 125
130
75
Realty Associates o f
Am R y Express 10C
7754
7814
210
47
54
Brooklyn com . t
205
Amer Repub C o r p .t
93
52
(0
Am Rolling M ill .25 d 5154
1 st preferred.. 100
84
2 d preferred. 100
81
7% pref (n e w ). 10C 10754
10814
Texas Pacific Land
310
Trust ctfs____ 100
295

m

__

43
Per cent.
84 54 Atlantic Mutual—
1923________ . . . f 10114 10214
115
/ 1 0 1 >3
103
1924______
95
10 2
1925----------------10314
75

Adventure Cons..2 5
Ahumada Lead C o. 1
Alaska Juneau Gold
M ining_________1
C
A lg o m a h _________25
Amer Zinc Lead &
Sm eltin g____ 25
Preferred______ 25
Anaconda Corp..5C
Arizona Com’cia l..5
Arcadian Cons___25
Bingham M ines. _ 1
C
Bonanza Dev C o . 1C
Butte Cop & Z C o .5

36

V82

23
240

M A R IN E IN S U R A N C E S C R IP .

175

L ib e r t y __________ 5(
R e lia b le . .......... -2(

609
725
570
560

114

IN S U R A N C E
STOCKS.

B r o o k ly n —
D a y to n .

H a rtfo rd .
Aetna (Fire)
100
Automobile In s. 100
Hartford Fire .100
Full paid rets. ._
H artf Steam Boil
In s p & I n s .. . 1 0 0

Aetna L ife ..'

Ask.

Per share.

200

C an ad ian M ills.
Oan’n Connecticut
Cum p ref. . .10C
40
Can Convert, L td .i r 82
Can Cottons, L td 10C r 1 1 2
r 93
Domin T e x t, L t d . - t r 74
r 115
M ontreal Cottons . r 98
Preferred10( r 114
Penmans, L t d . .10( r 148
Preferred___
10( r ____

B oston .
B oston. ___ -1(X
Colum N a t Life.lOC
Conveyancers’
T i t l e . . . . . ..1 0 (

Bid.

Par

L ou isv ille.
Liberty_____ __ ..5 0

Piedmont M fg (SC) /
Poe, F W . M fg (SC)/ 1 1 0
Poinsett M ills _ 100
_
Riverside & Dan R iv 2 0 0
R iv ersid eM . .12.50
954
90
Sibley M fg (Ga)-100
70
Spartan M ills (SC )./
150
Toxow ay
____ 25
32
Union-Buffalo M
60
1 st pref______ 10 0
94
2 d pref.
10 0
51
Victor-Monag C o . / 105
Preferred_____ 100
no
Ware Shoals M fg 100 149
W a tt M ills.
94
1 st preferred___
135
Webb M fg (Nash)./
20
West Point M fg . 100
Whitney M fg (SC)./
91
Williamson M ills . .
195
W oodruff M . . .100
139
Woodside Cot M 100 1 1 0
Preferred____ 10C
91

B altim ore.
Central F ire___.1 (

Stocks.

D etro it.
Detroit F & M . 50
Michigan F & M .5 0

114

112

10 0

20 0

Judson . ______ 100
Preferred100
King.J P .M fg (G a)./
Lancaster C ot M
Laurens C M (SC ) Z
Limestone C & M _

45

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

M a y , 1925.]

^

__

214
48
1314
25c.

10

a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend. 0 Assessment paid, d Price per share, not per cent, h Par value $1,000. k Last sale. / Par value,
n Nom inal, r Canadian price, s Sale price, t N ew stock, u Ex-cash and stock dividend, v Ex-stock dividend, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-right*,
t W ithout par value




INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

46
.

S tock s.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Stocks.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Stocks.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

[ V ol . 120.
Stocks.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
Per share.
Per share.
Per share.
A m Safety Razor_25 d 53 X
Brit-Am er T o b ___£1 i 27 X
54
FishB ’dyO hiopf.100 d 103
109
28 K Congoleum C o___t i ____
American Screw. 100
Ordinary bearer £1 i 27 K
95
100
Preferred_____ 100
Fisk Rubber c o m .. t
103
28 K
101K
14K
14K
___ British Col Fish &
A m Seed M ach___50 i 321*
Congoleum -Nairn.. t
1st preferred .100
85
25
87
26 K
I Preferred. . . 100
65
Packing____
100
30)*
Conley Tin Foil _t d
2d pref 7 % ...1 0 0
31
2K
3K
Am er Shipbldg.-lOO
49
British Empire
50
Consol Car H eat. 100
Fleishmann Co __t<
44
48
83X
83)4
Preferred___ 100
Steel com . .100
87
___100
112
preferred
IK
2 K Cons Cigar C o r p . .f d 27 K
28 K
Am er Ship & Com1st p r e f ______ 100
1-8
Ford M o t o f Canada 475
27
30
Preferred_____ 100
83
4^0
merce___
. ___t i 10X
2d p r e f..
.100
101*
7
9
Cons Coal o f St L . 100
55
Fostoria Glass. .100 d .
c 140
AmSmelt & R efg. 100
78
92 X
9214 Brown S h o e ___100
5K
i 10 K
78K Consol Distrib____t d
5 X Foundation C o___t
109)4
P r e fe r r e d .___100
1051*
Preferred . ..100
107
Franklin (II H ) M fg
17
100
Cons Ice (Pittsb).50 da I X
101
19
Am Snuff com___100
140
1431* Brunswick-BalkePreferred______ 50 d ____
P r e fe r r e d - ___100
78
81
Preferred . _ _ 100 100
102
F ’klin Simon p f. .100 10’ X
Collender_____ (t ) i 32)*
34
Consol T e x tile____t d
3
3K
103 X
A m St F ’dries.33 1-3 i 471*
Preferred. _ .100
102
Cons Coal o f M d .l 00
Freeport T ex C o. . t 1 I0 K
4814
104
42
40 X
11
Preferred
___100
1101* Brunswick Term &
110
Preferred___ .100
Gale’na-Sig O il..l0 0
53
55
American Stores___t i 531*
54
R y Secur Co— See Steam RRs
Consumers C o .. 100
Pref (o ld )........ 100
3
112
113
2K
Am Sugar Refg__100
Pref (n ew )____ 100
61
61
Preferred___ 100
6114 Buckeye Pipe L ..5 0 d 60)4
30
35
101
105
Preferred___.100
96
97
Bucyrus com____ 100
128
_
130
Cont Baking A ____t d 11^
117)4 Gardner M otors_ f i
OK
10X
A m Sumat T o b . . 100
91*
Preferred _
100 102
t d 25 K
Class B ____
9)4
25 K Gen Am Tank C a r .t 1 4 K
Preferred-.100
36
Burden Iron pref. 100 101
38
98)4
105
Preferred ___100
1st preferred .100
95 X
97
(5 K
A m Thread pref___5 d 31*
Burns Bros 7 % pf. 100
94)*
97
Continental Can___t d 6 i
49
64)41 Gen Asph co m .. 100
50 K
Am T ire & Rub com .
10
Prior pref'ce. . 100 11 5
preferred.
..100
Preferred_____ 100
4 117)4
114
09 K
91
114K
4 102)*
9K
d 129
30
d
V
102)4
13 >
A m T o b stm pd___50 d 911*
Class B com s tk .t d 21)4
i) *
2'
Preferred_______ t i 115
21 K Continental Oil v t c d 23 X
120
Com B stmpd ..5 0 d 90 X
Burr Add Machine, t d 7 )
91
80
Corn Prod R efg. 25 d 35K
8 'K
8'
35)4 Gen d ig c o m .. .100
Preferred.
..100
10514
1051* Bush Term inal. .100
105
If 9
Preferred_____ 100
Preferred____ 100
121
123
104)4
109
A m T y p e Found. 100 104
106
Preferred..100
80
Cosg-Meeh C oal_ t d 17
_
Deb pref........100
10714
77
20
109
P r e fe r r e d ____ 100
General Electric. 100 265*4 2 6
1051*
1071* Bush Terminal
Cramp (W m ) & Sons
A m V itrified Prod.50 d 20
Bldgs pref____100
97)*
Sh & E B ld g ..100
50
52
Special 6% stk. 10 d 11 K
11 X
Preferred_____ 100
80
Butterick C o____100
85
17
17 X Crescent Pipe L ..2 5 d 10K
l i K Gen F ireproofing.. t d 2 '
28 X
American Wholesale
49
Caddo Cent O & R . t d
K
Preferred_____ 100
100
102
43
X Crex Carpet . .100
Corp pref ___100
100
California Cyanide
95
_
Crock-Wheeler . 100
26
General M otors_ t d 7.3 K
24
73)4
Amer Wind Glass
60
70
80
90
75
92
P re ferred .. ..100
s 112
C alif Pack C orp___t
104
Deb 6% stock. 100|
10 4K Crucible Steel___100
65)4
92
65 K
ook
Amer Wind Glass
C alif Petrol
___25 d 29
29)4
Preferred_____ 100
92
Deb 7% stock. 100j 10 X
<3
107
Machine______ 100
Preferred___ 100 112
113
$5
Gen Petrol______ .25 i 50 K
Cuba Cane S u gar.. t d 10)4
11
50)4
95
Preferred . . .100
Cambria Iro n ____ 50 d 39
Preferred . .
. 100 d 26 X
40
49
Preferred____ 100
48 K
A m W ool (Mass) .100
Cuban-Am Sug___10 d 28
3814 Cambria Steel____50 d ____
3?K
28 X Gen Ry Signal.. 100| 1 2
112)4
Preferred. . . 100
78
781* Campbell Baking. _t d ____
Preferred_____ 1001
Preferred. . 100
98
84
88
96 X
A m W rit'g Paper.100
Preferred . _____ 50 d ____
Cuban 1iominican
General Refrac____t d 42)4
43
Preferred_____ 100
4 K Gen Tire A T u b. .50 d ____
4X
41* Canada Cem ent. 100 r 104)*
105
Sugar com ____ _ t d
*X
240
Certifs o f depos.
3
Preferred_____ 100 r 113)*
IX
Preferred_____ 1001
Preferred_____ 100
114)4
101
38 X
38 K
_
_
Anglo-Am er O il._ £ l d 25X
241* Can Fdys & Forg.100
Cudahy Pack .100
97 K
9SK Giant Port C e m ..50 d 3*
32
1
Archer-Daniels
IVeferred_____ 100 r ____
45
Cumber! Pipe L.100
142
(5
63
1 4 3 K , Gillette Safetv R az.
J
13
M id com . .
_ . t d 321*
Cushman's Sons___t
67 |Gilliland Oil p f..l0 0 !
3314 Can SS Lines____ 100 r 12
55
64 K
30
Preferred . . . t d 95 | 97 X
Preferred.
100 r 45
Gimbel Bros____
t d ogu
7% pref____
100 101
105
45 K
49K
Armour & Co o f Del
CanadianCar&F. 100 r 48)4
4 K
8% pref— ____t d 100
Preferred_____ 100
1
103
104
Preferred . . -100
Preferred
. 100 r 84
9014
9114
t d 54
54 K Ginter C o________ t d 29
84 K Co^amel Fruit.
29 X
Can Con Rubb.-100| r ____
Arm our & C o (111)—
R igh ts_______ ____ d
IK
128
l K j Glen Alden Coal . . i d 127)4
Com Class A — 25 d 20Vs
Preferred_____ lOO.r
89
Glidden C o ____ .. t d 2 K
D 1 Holmes L td . 100 x 245
1
2014
21)4
12
Com Class B ___25 d 11K
Canadian Explos.100 100
102
Dan Boone Woolen
Preferred____100|
85
89
Preferred __ 100
M ills___________ 25 d
851*
Preferred_____ 100
85
P 0
2K
90
2 K Globe-Wernicke _ 1001 87
Armour Leath com 15 d
4
41* Can Indus A lch ____ r 16)*
16)4 Davis C & C . . .100
Preferred_____ 1001 99 K
75
____
60
Preferred . _ . . 100
911* Can Locom otive. 100|r ____
Davison Chem____t
91
_
8
28 K
28 K Godeh’x Sug In c_ t d
8)4
A rn old, Constable
Preferred_____ 100]r
87
Devoe & Raynolds
Preferred_____ 100 d 42
45
12
91* Can Woollens___100!r
& C o____________ t d
9
9
Inc 1st p re f_ 100
_
Gold Dust C orp____Id 38 X
97
38 X
A rt M etal C on___10 d 11
16
55
Preferred___ 100 r 51
Deere & Co pref. 100
96 K
53 X
97 K Goodrich (B K )____t d 53 X
Arundel C orp____ (t ) d 2314
231* Canton C o______ 100
s 189
D L & W C oal. .50 d 120
1 referred_____ 100
’
123
97 X
97)4
Assets Realizat’n.100
Trustees certif.100
Det & C lev N av._50ld
___
Goodyear T ire &
1*
1
4
1«4
Assoc D r y G ’d s ..l0 0
18
Caracas Sugar____50 d
3 )*
Tubber co m .. 100
120
39
3 1X
4 K Diamond M atch. 100 119
1st pref______ 100
99
981*
Carib Syndicate. .25 d
144
Preferred_____ 100
4)4
4 K Dixon (J) Cruc. .100 138
95 X
9 "K
108
2d p r e f . _____ 100
105
Case (J 1) Plow Wks
Dominion B dge.lO O r 89 K
Prior pref_____ 100
89 X
104
103 K
Associated O il____25 d 351*
351*
Com
..(n o par) d
)4
105 V Goodvear T & R of
s
X Dom Canners ..100 r 105K
Associated Simmons
1st pref.
.100
2
California p re f..
Preferred
. 100 r 100 X
1)*
102)4
103 X
49
Hardware pf--100
51
2d p r e f.. . . 100
40 K Goodyear T & R of
Dom Coal pref. lOOr 39 K
)*
A tl Fruit & S u gar._f d 88c.
98c. Case (J I ) Threshing
Dominion Glass. 100 r .
.
Canada pref. .100 r 93
10 K
93K
A tl Gulf & W Ind
Mach c o m ___100
30
27
Preferred___
100!r . .
112
Gorham M fg pf. 100
64
68
SS Lines______ 100
42
preferred.
. 100
Grasselli <'h e m .. 100 128
4214
70)*
71
Dom I & S pref. 100 r _ __
25
139
P r e fe r r e d ____100
45
41
Case Lockwood S'
Donner Steel comlOO
Preferred_____ 100
10
104
103 K
Atlan Lobos O il___t d 3
31*
Brainard C o. .100 250
Grat & Knight pf 100
2d preferred 100
40
32
35
Preferred___ .50 d
61*
8
_. f d ____
Celluloid C o____ 100
2)
25
Douglas P ectin .. _t d 15)4
16 K Gray & Davis.
1041*
Atlantic Refin'g.100 10214
Preferred____ 100
85
95
Douglas Shoe pref
85
Gray & Dudley .100
81
80
84
Preferred . .
100 1111*
d 24
11514
25
94
97
Atlas Portl Cem.100
136
131
Sugar Cos ___20 d 81
83
117
Preference
(t ) d 97 K
115
97 K G t A & P Tea pf.100
____ Central C & C ..10 0
Preferred_____ 100
120
60
Dom St Corp p f. 100 r 25
G t Lakes T o w ___100
63
60
62 K
Atlas Powder_ . t d 47
Preferred_____ 100
69
72
|Dow Chem com .. + d 63
Preferred_____ 100
4914
65
92
Preferred___ 100
92
Great Nor P a p . . 100 255
9314 Central Leather. 100
15)*
16
100
102
I Preferred ____100
265
1Great West S u g ..25 d 93K
52 5*
A tlas Tack . .
___t d 111*
121*
Preferred___.100
jduPont (E I ) de N
53
94
Austin. Nich & C o .t d 2314
24
Central Steel_____ _ + d 45)*
Preferred_____ 100
& Co c o m ,. .100 143)4
143K
108)4
109
Preferred_____ 100
92
89
P r e fe r r e d .___100
96
97 X Grnfld T a p A D nflOO
88
91
101)4
101X 1 Deben stock. 100
Auto Knitter
Cent Teresa Sugar 10 d ____ s 70c. |Durham Hosiery.50 d
15
Grennan Bakeries, fid 18)4
5K
10X
H osiery________ t d
21*
50
P r e fe r r e d ____ 100
Preferred .
.10 d
IK
214
97
43 K
100
I K | Preferred___.100
Autosales C orp___50, d 3
5
Century Ribbon
Warrants . ____ d 80
102
'Eagle L ock______ 25 d 100
Preferred______ 5C d 13
16
Guantanamo Sug. | d
M ills com . .
t d 39
.. 5 d
3J*
4
4)4
5
4014 Eastern M fg
Babcock & WU..10C
132
134
P referred .. .100
Preferred___.100
46
96
I Preferred___ 100
43
77 X
99
85 K
Baldw Loc Wks.lOC
G u lf Oil C o r p ___25 d
n o t*
4
11014 Cert'n-Teed Prod t d 42)4
105
65
43 K East Roll M ill . _t d 102K
Preferred___ 10C
1101*
G u lf States St’1..100
1091*
1st pref______ 10C
94
P r e fe r r e d ____ 100
S 113
68 K
69 K
95K
Baltimore Tube.lOO
22
2d pref____
.10C
1st preferred.. 100 101
109
105
82 K Eastman K odak, t d 108j*
Preferred.10C
55
Champion Coated
Hale < Kilburn. 100
fc
113
Preferred . . -100
Barnet Leather____ t d 321*
36
Paper . . .
_ 10C 130
Preferred-.
100
15
Eaton Axle & S p ._ t d 14K
15
• 18
preferred
.10C
94
104
P referred ..
10C 107)4
Hall Switch&Sig. 100
Edm ’s & Jones Cor + d 28
32
4
5
Barnsdall Corp
IChandler M o to r ._ t d 34
Preferred___ 100 n 26
94
98
Preferred10C
30
34 K
Class A
25 d 22
2214 Chapman Valve. 10C 210
Hamil-Br Shoe___25 d ____
Eisenlohr (O tto) &
225
45K
Class B ________25 d 17 )*
181*
102
32
28
___
62
Rights
preferred
..10 0
'd
1*
64
Elec Bond & Sh p f— See Pub Util
14 IChesebr'gh M fg .25 d 62)4
62K
Bayuk Cigars___.f i d 39
391* 1 Preferred____10C
(t) d 19
114
Elec Stor B att . t d 62)4
22
115
62 K Harbauer C o .,
7% 1st p f (new) 100 1 94
961* iChic June Rys &
Elgin N Watch .25 d 64 K
65 K Harb-Walk Ref. 100 140
2d conv 8 % p f. 10C
93
Un St Yd stpd.lOC I 138
8
Preferred. ..100
Elk H Coal Corp.5C d
8K
Beatrice Cream..5C d 61
63
Preferred___.10C
22
Harris Auto Press(t) d 28
98
Preferred.
10C d
30
97 K
Preferred. . IOC
103
106
Hartman Corp __t d 27 K
Chic Pneu T o o l.. 10C
83 K
27K
84 K Ely Walker D ry
Beaver Board Co—
Chic R y Equip .25 d ____
Goods________ 25 d 24
50
24 K Hart, Schaffner &
Com v t c Cl A__1 d
41*
5
M a rx . . . ._ 100 121
104
P r e f e r r e d . . ___25,d 26
1st preferred 10C 102
123
26 K
Com v t c C l B ..1 d
41*
5
Preferred
100
Chic W ilm & Frank
85
2d preferred 10
C
83 X
1st pref v t C..10C
35
Coal com _ __10C
22
25
Emerson-Brant. .10C
I X Hawaiian Com &
IX
Beech-Nut Pack__2( d 66
631*
Sugar _______ 25 d 47)4
10
48
Preferred____ 10C
85
Preferred
100
9
7% pref Cl B..10C
Hayes W heel.
. t d 31 K
115
66
1131*
Chic Yellow Cab 1 d 48)4
53
Endicott-Johnson 5 d 65
C
35
Beth-hem S teel.. 10C
391*
114
Preferred___ 100 103K
104
Preferred___ IOC
3y X Childs Co com___t d 50 K
113K
50 X
94
7 % cum pref. . 10C
78
Hazel-Atlas Glass. 25 d ____ k 24 K
95
Preferred. __ 10C 114
116
Eureka Pipe L _ 10C
77 K
8% conv pref. 10C
1091*
1101* Cin T ob Wareh 10C
18
22
Exch B uff C orp. 1 d 16
16K Helme (G W ) Co
Billings & Spen___25 d
Common_____ 25 d 67
2
70
6
Cin Un Stk Yds 10C 138
Fair (Th e) Chic .1 d 32 K
33
Preferred______ 25 d ____
Preferred __ 10C 112
10
C ity Investing 10C
Preferred .
10C
104
104K
Bird & Son—
Preferred____ 10C
Fairbanks C o.
25 d
107
IK
3 K Hercules Powder 10C x 104
109
Prior pref . 10C
Preferred
.100
110
Cleve Autom obile. 1 d 24
10
1st preferred. 10C
5
109
24)4
106 K
Bliss (E W ) C o ____ i d 16
161*
H err-H -M arSafe 10C
3
Preferred- . 100 s 93)4 s 98
2d preferred_10C
1
125
140
P re ferred .. _ 5( d 53
Heyw ood-W ake55
Fairbanks Morse 1 d 35
C lev & B uff T r 1001
.
.
100
36
2d preferred___ 1( d
field Co .
10C 114
106
91*
101* Cleve-Cliffs Iron . 1 d 64
68
Preferred.
10(
118
105
Bloch Bros T o b . . 25 d ____ k 331* Cleveland Stone 10C 110)4
Preferred___ 10C 103 K
Fajardo Sugar. _ 10C
115
115
113
Preferred____ 10(
Hock Val P rod___1 d ____
C
k 96
Clinchfield C oal. 1Of
34
3 6 K Famous PlayersBluenthal (S )—
100
Lasky C o r p . ___i d 97 K
Preferred
_10(
105
47
97)4 Hoe (R ) & Co cl A . _
46 K
Inc 7% pref___1
0C
751* Cluett, Peabody. 10(
64
Preferred . . 10(
108
H o lly Sug C o. . . t d 37
39
62 K
106K
Booth Fisheries___' d 4
5
Preferred
_10C
Fay & Egan co m .l0 (
74
Preferred___ 10(
107
92
95
105)4
1st preferred-.IOC
H olyoke W a t Po.lOC
25
30
Coca-Cola C o _____ i d 102 K
P re ferred ..
10(
88
80
480
102)4
Borden C o_________ ■ d 144
55
145
Federal M o t T r 1C d 25
Preferred_____ 10(
109 K
25)4 Hood Rubber___.1 d 54
Preferred_____ 10C
109
111
170
Federal Sug R efg 10C
52
Preferred .
10C x 96
Collins C o. . . 10(
175
45
99
Borne, Scrymser.lOC
210
Preferred
_10C
90
H ood Rub Pro p f 10C 103
209
Colo Fuel & Iron. 1Of
35
. ..
34 K
Bost Belting pf_.10C
28
33
5th A v e Bus term . ■ d 14K
P re ferred ..
10(
109
14)4 H ooven Owens &
125
Boston W oven Hose
Federated Metals • da 31K s 33
Rentschler pf.lOC
C olt’s Patent Fire
80
95
& Rubber com.10C
69
72
Arms M fg ._ _ 25 d 29 K
30
Household Prod. .1 d 35)4
FirestoneT & Rub . 1( d ____
120
36
Preferred___ .lO f
98
Houston Oil ctfs.lOC
Colum Carbon,
6 % pref err ed _ 10C
99
60
d 46)4
47)4
99 K
59 X
Briggs M fg . . .
( f d 36J*
37
Commercial Invest
99
Preferred ctfs 1Of
7 % preferred _ 10(
98
s 89
B rill (J G ) ______ 10C
85
Howe Scale pref. 10(
95
Trust . .
. • dx 56 X
61
Fisher B ody new 2c d 65 K
66
58
61
____
P r e fe r r e d ___10(
Hudson M o t Car 1 d 50 K
51
1st preferred .10C
102
103
Preferred . .
10C
____
Bristol Brass.
.25 d 6
Humble Oil & R 25 d 48 K
10
Com Solvents A . _■ d 93
4S X
98
Class B _______ ■ d 93
98

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__

__

t

a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend, d Price per share, not per cent, k Last sale. I Par value $100. n Nom inal, o Price per cent of val.
Canadian price, s Sale price, t N ew stock. _a Ex-stock div
z Assessment paid, z Ex-dividend y Ex-rights, t W ithout par.




INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

M at , 1925.]
Stock s.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

S tock s.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
*>d share.
Hupp M o to r_____ 10 d 163*
35
16% Library Bureau, (t) d 25
Hutch Sug P ltn ..2 5 a
13%
Preferred_____ 10C 103
Hydraulic Pr Br.lOC
7
60%
7% L ig & M yers Tob.25 d 59%
Preferred_____ 10(
Common B ___.25 d 59
59%
895*
90
Hydraulic Steel___■ 0
120
Preferred. . _ 10C 116!*
Preferred . . _1Of
64
Lima Locorn______ 1 d 63%
7%
9
Illinois Brick____ ( t
Lindsay Ligh t___If
30
1%
23*
Illinois Pipe L ___10C
Preferred. . _ 1Of
6
145
1433*
Imperial G la ss.. 10C
2234
L it Brothers_____ I f d 22%
k 73
Imperial Oil new____ 0 29 La
Loew's In c_________1 d 28%
28%
30
Imperial Tobacco
8
7%
Loft In c___________ i d
o f Canada c o m . .5 <
a
Long Beil Lum A ft)
49
50%
Imperial Tobacco
Loose Wiles B is.]O f
82
84
o f G t. Brit & Irel'd d 23%
1st preferred .. 1Of
102
I n7
23%
Indepen B rew 'g ..5 0 a
101
2d preferred .. 1Of
115
3
Preferred______ 50 a
6%
210
8
191
Indep Oil & Gas___t d 25
10 >
1st p referred .. 100
90
25%
Indep Pneum T o o l.t a 58
100
58%
90
2d p referred ..]O f
Indiana Pipe Line 50 d 69%
70% Lorillard ( P ) _____ 25 d 34%
3 i%
Preferred_____ 10C
Indian M otocycle, _ t £ 15%
no
16
1083*
Indian K ef com ___10 d
Louisiana Oil R ef ( f ) d 1 1ys
7%
17
8
Preferred_____ 10(
162
75
165
85% Ludlow M fg Assn___
237
37%
Ingersoll-Kand _ _ 10(
Ludlum Steel____t d 67
243
Preferred_____ 10(
102
5
10
Lukens Steel____5C d
Inland Steel_____ 25 d 38 %
38% MacAndrews &
Preferred_____ 10( 1 105%
157
Forbes . _____ 10C
155
107
Intercont Rub__10( 1
101
Preferred. . 10C 100
6%
6%
In t A gr Cor com ___1 d 10%
Mackay Cos (See P ublic U tilities)
11
Prior pref ctfs___1 d 45
14 %
Mack Trucks Inc . t d 144%
50
Int Business M ____t f l 119
107%
1st preferred .100
1083*
120
Inter Button Hole
102
101
2d preferred-.100
77%
5%
Sew Machine. .10 a
5% M acy (R H )______ t d 77%
In t Cement C o r p .. t d 61%
115
115%
Preferred_____ 100
62
102%
P re f (7 % )____100i
134
1013* Magnolia Petrol 100 133
In t Cigar M ach.1001 75
80
Mallison ( H R ) . _ . t d 263*
26%
In t Combust En g__t d 35%
Preferred_____ 100
92
903*
355*
Int Educational
50
Manati Sugar___100
48
I
Publishing c o m .50 d 15c.
Preferred_____ 100
7 %
82 •
4
Preferred______ 50 d
Manbat El Sup____t d 503*
51
5
107 %
In t Harvester_ 100,
_
Manhattan Shirt.25 d 23%
24 %
10S
Preferred _ _ 1001 115
_
106
Preferred_____ 100
115%
In t M er M arine. 100
18
11%
M aple Leaf M ill. 100 r ____
12
41%
Preferred_____ 100'
42
Preferred____ 100 r 97
98
Inter N ick el_____ 25 d 29 s
29% Maracaibo Oil
96
Preferred_____ 10( j
d 26
263*
97%
Inter Paper_____ 100
55%
Marland Oil
_ . f d 36%
56
37 3*
Preferred_____ 10C
103
Marlin-Rockwell
73%
P re f stamped. IOC
73%
Corp v t c . . . _t d 11%
113*
Internat Petrol____1 d 6 %
70% M artin-Parry C o r .t d 29
293*
70
Inter S a lt........... 100
2%
_
3%
Mason Tire & R _ t d
77
Internat Shoe_____ f d 125
18
Preferred_____ 100
22
Preferred_____ 10C
1175*
10
119% Mass Baking com 100
Inter Silver_____ 10C
140
75
1st preferred..100
107
P r e fe r r e d .___10C
95
2d preferred.
110
56
In t Text B ook___100
Mathi'son Alkali .50 d 673*
69
59
.v 1 _ __
<
Intertype C orp____t d 23
Preferred_____ 100
25
Invincible O il.. __t d ____
M axw ell-M ot A . 100 1n7 3*
10'3*
72
Iron Prod C orp____f
Class B (no p a r). . d 84%
85 3*
85
____
Preferred_____ 100
M ay (The) Dept
95
J R M ontgom ery 100
Stores Co c o m ..50 d 1043*
105%
105
Preferred _____ 100
125
Preferred.
.100 122
Jewel T e a ______ 100
18
89
McCall C orp____ 100
94
19
106
Preferred_____ 100
1st preferred. . 100 123
107%
Johns-Manv, In c__t d 1S j
90
M cC rorv Stores___t d 84
144
Johnson Tin Foil
Non vot cm cl B . ( d 82
83 3*
65
& M e ta l______ 100
Pref with war. 100
17
Jones Bros T e a . . 100
107
103
Without warr.100
17%
Jones & Laughlin
d 42
47
Steel 7% pref. 100 113
42
44
113% Mengel C o ______ 100
Jordan M otor C a r .t d 47
13 5
47% M erc Stores new . 100 d 128
Juncos Cent Sug . 100
90
M erg Linotype .100 181
125
1813*
K C Stk Yds of M e ..
6o%
91
97% ' Merrim ac Chem ____ d 88
77
P r e fe r r e d .___100
203*
78% Metro-Gold Piet pref d 20
Kanawha & Hock
4
M ex Eagle O il. . .5 d
5
3
Coal & C o k e ..100
M ex Seaboard O il.- t d 163*
7
163*
40
t,%
Preferred_____ 100
Michigan Sugar. .10 d
7
60
Kans & G u lf C o. .10 d
7%
Preferred
..10 0 n
%
%
Kayser (Jul) & C o_t d 25%
25% M id-Cont P e t___(t ) d 28
283*
1st preferred____t ,d 86%
7% preferred .100
84
85
90
Keith (Geo E) Co—
M id States Oil___10 d
%
3*
93
1st preferred .. 10C
94% Midland Steel
Kelly-Sprm gf T ire 2->'d 17
101
Products p ref. 100 1003*
17%
49
6% cum p r e f.. 10C
M idvale C o .. . . - t d
H
243*
51
47
8% 2d pref...IO C
M iller R u b b er.. 100 119
52
125
88
Kelsey W heel___100
Preferred _____ 100
102
103
96
107
P r e fe r r e d ___100
30
Mohawk Rubb.-lOO
35
112
Kendall M f g _____ f d
10
Preferred . . 100
68
75
85
Preferred. . .100
M oline Plow 1st
____
Kentucky W a g ._ 100
pref____
___100
5
K eyst T ire & l i ___10 d
2%
2% M ontgom ery W ard
Kinney (G U ) ____ i d 73%
Co common _ _ . t d 47%
74%
473*
95
Preferred . . .100
Preferred. . 100 115
97
K irb y Lu m b er.. 100 100
112
Class A . ____
t d ____
____
Preferred_____ 100
Moon M otor Car _ f d 25
253*
Knight (B B & R ) pf
Morris (P h ilip )___10 d 13%
2
143*
rl ,
Kresge Dept Stores t d 32%
Morse Tw ist Drill
34
____
Preferred.
.100
88
& Machinery___50 d 773*
90
Kresge (S S) C o . 100 375
%
183*
M o t Wheel C o r p .(t) d 18’
380
Preferred_____ 100
113
Mountain Prod___10 d 20%
115
203*
Kress (S H ) & Co 100 311
Mullins B ody.
- t d 18%
360
183*
Preferred_____ 100
117
85
Preferred_____ 100
K u pp’h’mer (B )___5
25
Munsingwear In c _ .t d 303*
31
27
Preferred
..100
98 %
35
M urray Body . _.+ d 33%
100
Laclede Steel____100
130%
Nash M otor (no par) d 354
360
135
Lake Sup C o rp .. 100
4
Pref Class A . .100
1043* 105
4%
Lake o f the Woods
Nash Wareh & El 100
5
M illin g. _____ 100 r
N a t Acme C o ____ 50 d 43*
182
53*
Preferred___ 100 rnl23
N at B is c u it_____ 25 d 65
66
Landers, Erary &
Preferred. . .100
1253*
C la r k __________ 25 d 72%
94 3*
733* N a t C a n d y .. . 100
953*
Lanst M onotype 100
81 %
1st preferred. .100
82
1073*
Larrowe M illin g ___t d 61
103
2d pref erred ..100
65
P re fe rre d .. . 100 106
68
N a t Cloak & Suit 100
70
Lauren tide Co 100 r 79%
102
Preferred.
100 100
80
Lee Rub & T ir e ____ t d 13%
N a t Dairy P rod ___t d 51
14
513*
Leh Coal & N a v ..5 0 d 88
N a t Dept Stores___f d 41 %
41 3*
90
Lehigh Y a l Coal
1st preferred. .100
96%
973*
Sales.
____ 50 d 79
N a t Dist P rod ___(t ) d 333*
81
333*
Leh & W -B C oal. 50 d
Preferred
. ( f ) d 64
653*
Libbey-Owens
N a t Enam & Stpg 100
253*
263*
Sheet Glass____ 25 d 113
Preferred____100
75
78
116
P re fe rre d ..
100 110
N a t Fire-Proofing 50 d 13
14
114
Preferred
___50 d 33%
Libb y, M c N e il &
333*
L i b b y . . . . . .10 d
111
7%
114
7%
National L e a d .. 100 140
1413*
P r e fe r r e d .___lOO
119
1163*
National Leather.lO d 4
43*
N a t R ef com___ 25 d 38
40
____
Preferred . .
100
102
104
N a t Sugar Refg.lOO

S tocks.

Par

Bid.

Ask

47
S tock s.

Par

Bid.

Per share.
Per
N a t Supply C o___5( d 623*
633* Proc & Gamble __2i i d 124
Preferred____ 10C d 106
110
Preferred . .1001 161
N a t Tea c o m .. . .1 d 239
242
6% preferred--100! 1093*
N a t ’l T ra n sit.. 12.5( d 22
22 3* Prod & R e f Corp 50 d 23 3*
Natomas Co o f Cal
Preferred.50 d 4 3*
preferred ____10C
Pullman C o _____ 100 1313*
43*
N ew Departure
Punta Alegre Sug.50 d 415*
M fg pref_____ 10(
Pure Oil C o ______ 25 d 26
105
N ew Eng Bakery 10C
6% preferred. 1001
813*
1st pref erred _.10(
8 % preferred- .1001 101
2d preferred. l0 (
Quaker Oats.
(t)|d 95
New England Spun
Preferred___ 100' 104
Silk pref____ __ 10C 106
Radio Corp . . .
t d u<>3*
N J Z i n c . . ____10C
50%
184
183
Preferred______ 5C
N J Worsted M ills
R y Steel-Spring. 10C 123
101
114
N ew M exico &
Reece Button-Hole
Arizona Land ..1 d
6%
M a c h in e ______ 10 d 17
f> *
New Niquero SuglOC
86
90
Reece Fold M ach. 10 d
23*
N Y A ir B r a k e _ t d 42%
_
44
Regal Shoe pref _ _ 1 72
Class A stock _ . t d 52%
53
Reis (R o b t) & C o . . t d
2
N Y Canners I n c .- t d 36%
36 3*
1st preferred. . 1oO j
63
7% cum p r e f.. 10C
96
99
Remington Noiseless!
N Y D o c k .. . .10C
26 3
*
273*
T y p e w rite r ____i
ds <03*
63 3*
Preferred___ 10C
66
Preferred.
..10C
..
N Y Shipbldg_____ t d 2 i
25
Remington Typ.100
6 >3*
N Y Steam See Pub101
1st preferred .100
lie Utilities—
1st pf Ser S ___100
101
N Y Transit . .10C
643*
65
2d preferred ..100
111
Nicholson File .10C
178
181
Reo M otor Car __10 d l 71*
N iles-Bem’ t-P ’d . 10C
20
35
Replogle Steel ___f d 133*
Preferred_____ 10C
45
50
Repub I & Steel 100i
4 ’•
N o r & W Stboat.lOC
247
25 '
Preferred_____ 100!
855*
North & Judd. .25 d 423*
433* Reynolds Spring __ t d I t %
Northern Pipe L.10C
83
833* Reynolds T o b ____ 25 d ____
N o va Scotia St & C ’l r
B common _ ..2 5 d 743*
9
Nuunally C o _____ t
Preferred . . . 100i 1205*
1 3*
Ogilvie FI M ills newf r 135
136
Rich & Bovnton
Preferred_____ 100 r 125
Part ic pref . . t d 37
Ohio Body & B l . . _ t d
Richmond R a d ..
21
Ohio Brass p r e f.. 100
100
Preferred_____
1 95
, Class B ____ . . t d 185
1' 0
Rocky M t Fuel.-lOC
23*
]Ohio O il. ________ 25 d 63
635*
l*referred___ 10C
33*
Ontario Stl Prod . . r 50
Rom e Brass & C.100
51
140
90
100
|Onyx Hosiery _ . _ f d 22 3*
141
215* 1Royal Bak Pow.100
Preferred. . 100
80
83
1 Preferred_____ 10C
101
Orpheum Circuit 1 d 2 3*
iRoyal Dutch Co N Y d 4)3*
28
l*referred___ 100
15
993*
1003* ;Saco-Lowell Shops
Otis E le v a t o r ___50 d 112
114
P re ferred .. ..10C
Preferred_____ 100
101 3* 10 3* 1 2d preferred.. 10C
30
Otis Steel . _ _ . _ t d 10
9
1034 Safety Car H & L10Q 1 >
1st preferred..lOO
55 3*
57
St L Car Co p f . 100
65
Owens Bottle ..2 5 d 453*
46
St L Cot C om p. .100
Preferred_____ 100
110
112
St L N at Stk Y .100
85
Oxford Paper pfd 100
St L Rocky M t &
98
103
Pacific Coast C o. 100
21
Pacific C o____100
24
20
1st preferred _. 100
65
69
Preferred_____ 100
48
2d preferred.. 100
42
St Regis Pap, com t
49
Pacific M ail SS .(5 ) d
93*
10
Preferred
. . 10C
97
Pacific Oil . . . . t
56 s
57
Salt Creek Prod- 10 d 25%
Packard M otor . 10
20%
205* San Cecil Sug pf.100
1%
Preferred_____ 100
109 *
Savage Arms . .100
111
65%
Paige-Detroit M o t 10 d 17%
3
173* Sav Riv Lum pf.100
Pairpont Corp. 100 161
Savan'h Sug c o m .- t d 100
Pan Am Petrol &
Preferred___.100
91
T ra n sp com .. .50 d 733*
743* Schulte Retail St _ t d 109 3*
74
74
11 l
3 3*
Panhandle P & R _ _ f d
43* Scovill M fg ____ 100 230
Preferred. . 100
Sears. Roebuck &
43
57
Paragon R efg____25 d
6%
Co common___100
1623*
7
Preferred_____ 100
Seiberling Rubb
t d 21
50
60
Parish & Bing s tp d .t d
Preferred . . . 1oO 100
1%
13*
Parke, D avis C o. .25 d 86%
Shaff O & R pf__100
54
Park & Tilford I n c .t d 27%
275* Sharon Steel H p. 50 d 173*
Peck, Stow A Wile 25 d 26
28
Shattuck (Frank G )tld 50
Peerless Trk & M .5 0 d 15%
2
15 3* Shell Transp & T r £2 < 40 3*
Penick & Ford _. t d 24%
t d 233*
245* Shell Union O il.,
Preferred___.100
Preferred___ 100 10i
107
1063*
Penn Coal & Coke 50 d 123*
133* Sherw-Williams __25'd 315*
Penn Salt M fg ___50 d 71
Preferred_____ 1001 10)
713*
Penn Seab Steel___t d
1%
13* Sher-Wms Can .100 r 123
Penn T ra ffic. .23* d
P r e fe r r e d ____ 100 r 108
Penn-M ex Fuel___25 d 333*
Shredded W heat. 100 r 152
38
Penney (J C) pf.100
1073* Simmons C o . . ___t d 315*
1043*
Phelps-Dodge___100
102 3*
102
Preferred_____ 100
104
Phila Insul Wire _t d
473* Simms Petrol C o. 10 d 22%
Phil & Read C & I . t d 383*
Sinclair Cons O il.- t d 18%
39
Ctfs o f int ( w i ) . . |
40
Preferred_____ 100
87
383*
Phillip-Jones C o r p .f d 60 %
Singer M fg . .
100 240
63
Preferred _ .100
85
Singer M fg L td ..£ 1 d 4
93
Phillips Petrol. . . t d 39
393* Skelly Oil ._ _ __25 d 23%
Phoenix Hosiery
5 d 18
Sloss-Sheff S & I 100
81 3*
20
Preferred
100
Preferred . _ .100
84
92
923*
Pierce-Arrow M o t
Smyth M fg C o .. 100 275
Car C orp. ._ _t d 133*
Solar R efining___100
212
14
Preferred___ 100
Sonora Phon pfd 100
52
30
513*
Prior pref_____ __ t d 93
Southeast E x p .. 100
95
94
Pierce Oil Corp __25 d
1%
815*
13* Southern Pipe L.100
P r e fe r r e d ____ 100
32
South’ll States Oil 10 d ____
35
Pierce Petrol_____ t d
6% South Penn O il.. 100 1643*
6 3*
Pigg W igg Corp -_ + d 35
So Porto RicoSuglOO
40
64
Preferred___.100 d 80
90
P r e fe r r e d ___100
101
Pittsb Brewing. .50 d
23* S’w e s t P a P L . . 100
67
P re ferred .. ..5 0 d
Spalding(AG ) & Bro
8
Pitts Coal ( P a ) . . 100
39
1st preferred. .100
97
393*
Preferred.
.100
84
843* Spanish R iver Pulp
Pittsb Oil & Gas
5d
& Paper M . 100 r 104
8
Pittsb PI Glass. 100 275
Preferred . 100 r 116
Spicer M fg Co
f d 19
Pittsb Steel p ref. 100
95
97
Pittsb Term Coal 100
32
P referred . _ _100
38
973*
Preferred . 100
Stafford Co pref 100
90
813*
83
Plimpton M fg C o l 00 100
Standard M illin g 100 d 67%
Porto R ic A Tob.100
Preferred.
100
84
413*
50
Postum C erea l.. t d 113
1133* Stand Oil (C a l)___25 d 583*
Preferred___ 100 116 3
& 1173* Stand Oil (In d ) ..2 5 d 62
Power Corp com___t d
Stand Oil ( K a i l ) . .25 d 30 3*
Preferred___ 100
Stand Oil (K y )
25!d 1173*
98
100
Prairie Oil & Gas .25 d 535*
543* Stand Oil (N eb ) 100 240
Prairie Pipe L . . 100 117
1173* Stand Oil o f N J . .25 d 413*
Pratt & W hit pf.100
45
P referred . . .100 1173*
55
Pressed Steel Car 100
523*
Stand Oil o f N Y . .25 d 42%
54
Preferred_____ lOO
Stand Oil (Ohio) .100 345
82
83
118
Stand P late Glass t d 103*
Preferred___ 100
69
Prior pref . ..100 s 92
Stand Sanit M fg .25 d ____
P re ferred ..
100 115
Standard Screw .100 105
Preferred A ..10 0
102
Stand Tank Car pref
23
Stan T e xt P rod . 100
173*
Preferred A ___100
45
Preferred B ___100
30

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




Ask.
share.
125
110
24
45
1323*
42 3*
2634
82 3*
1033*
100
105
603*
51
1233*
117
173*
234
11
70
s 40%
s 108
63
105
105
113
173*
135*
4 35*
8 13*
143*
150
745*
122
25
100
5
73*
155
145
103
49
18
60
35
112
75
89
21
100
255*
3
66
5
103
1^2
109 3*
1123*
235
163
22
10 3
59
18
51
42
23 5*
1013*
35
1063*
13)
103
35
1043*
23
19
883*
245
235*
83
953*
214
40
97
82
165
70
107
70
1003*
105
1173*
193*
98
100
693*
843*
59
623*
31
118
244
413*
1173*
425*
347
120
103*
71
93
10J3*
110
27
183*
46
32

r Can­

48

INDUST. AND MISCEL. STOCKS—MUNIC. BONDS:

Stock s.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
Stanley W orks___25 d 79
81
P r e f e r r e d - . ___25 d 27
Steel Co o f Can. .10C r
84
Preferred_____ 10C r 10X33
Sterling Products. _t d 63
6333
Stern Bros, C l A _ (f )
5533
Stern Bros p ref. _ 10C 114
92
Stetson (J B ) _____ t d 88
Preferred____ .25 d 34
37
Stew-Warn Speed. _t d 64 M
64 M
Stromberg-Calrs. .26 d 70
Stromberg Carb
t d 64
66
Studebaker C orp. _ t d 4433
44 M
Preferred___ 100 112
115
Stutz M otor C ar__t d
6
633
Submarine B oa t, f d
10
933
Sugar Estates
Oriente pref___100
90
95
W ith warrants _
98
100
4
Superior Oil . . .
t d
433
W ith warrants--Sullivan M a ch ’y — 50 d 50
53
Superior Steel___100
20 M
2233
Swan & Finch____ 25 d 17
18
6
Sweets Co o f A m . 10
733
Swift & C o . ___100
10933 110
d 2633
2633
Preferred_____ 100
Symington Co . . . t d 17
Class A - . - — t d 21 33
Telau t’g ’ph Corp + d 13
Texas Com pany. 25 d 43 3
3
Tex Pac Coal & Oil. 10 « 143-8
Texas G u lf Sulph.10 d 10533
Textile Banking. 100 145
Thom pson-Starret. t d 90
P referred -. -.100 d 100
T id e W ater O il. .100
130
Tim ken-Det Axle 10 d
5M
83
Preferred_____ 100
Tim ken Roll B e a r .f d 40 M
74 3
3
Tobacco Prod___100
Class A . . . 100
99 3
3
Torrington C o ___ 25 d 46 3
3
Transcont’l Oil . f d
333
Transue & Williams
Steel Forging — t d 2533
T roy F dy & M ach .25 d
Preferred .
100
Trumbull Steel
25 d 1833
Preferred. _ .100 X 96
Truscon Steel -.1 0 d
P r e f e r r e d . . ___10. J

1733
22
1333
41
1433
106
155
134
533
41
75 M
99 M
4733
4
26
5
5
1833
98
19

Stocks.

Par.

Bid.

Underw’d Typew .25 d
Preferred___-10C d
Hn B & P C o rp .. 10C
Un Carb & Carbon. T d
Union Oil o f C alif. _ _
Un Oil Associates. 25 d
Un St Yds So OmlOC
Union Tank C ar. 10C
Preferred_____ 10C
United A lloy Steel _t d
United Cigar Stores
o f America_____ 25 d 6533
Preferred____ 100
115
United D rug____100
11833
First preferred .50 d 5333
United Dyewood.100
1033
Preferred___ 100
Un Eng & F d y . .100
133
Preferred___.100
United Fruit____100
210
U nit Paper Board 100
18
Preferred . ..100
United Retail Stores
Class A . _____ t d ____
Untd Sh Mach Cor2,5 d 4133
P referred .. ..2 5 d 27
U S Bobb & Shut. 100
35
100
U S Can com______ fid 55
P referred .. .100
101
U S Cast IP&FdylOO d 146
Preferred___.100
100
U S Distrib_______ t d 31
Preferred____ 100
130
U S Envelope___100
145
Preferred_____ 100
105
U S Express___.100
4
U S Finishing — 100
84
Preferred — 100
87
U S Food P r o d ..100
U S Glass . . .
25 d 16
U S Gypsum.
.20 d 154
Preferred — .100
114
U S Hoffman M ac h in e r y ___ _ t d 2933
U S Ind Alcohol 100
8533
Preferred_____ 100 d 108
U S Playing Card.20 d 11733
U S Print & Litho—
Com m on___
100
6833
Second p r e f.. 100
£0
U S R a d ia tor.. .100 170
Preferred_____ 100
97
U S Realty & Im p .100 138
7 % preferred - .100

1

Stocks.

Ask.

Per share.
39 33
40
115
120
40
42
67
6*33
3633
3633
36
3533
115
118
12333 124
11633
11733
2433
2533
66
119
119
5433
20
75
135
213
2133

4233
2733
40
57
102
147
103
3133
150
149
107
433
87
89
18
155
116
30
8533
10833
118
6933
9133
180
100
13833

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Stock s.

Per share.
41
U S R u b b er.. ..IOC
4033
1st preferred.. 100
95
9531
34
U S S m R e f & M in.50 d 33
Preferred______ 50
44
44M
U S Stamping___100
k 110
U S Steel Corp. 100 1T3 3
3 114
Preferred___ 100 12333 12433
U S Tobacco____ _t d 5233
54 7
Preferred_____ 100
10*33
10533
U niv L ea f Tob .100
49
42
Preferred___.100
89
91
U niv Pipe & R a d .. f d 28
2833
Preferred_____ 100
69 v2
/
6833
Utah-Idaho Sugar.6 d 2 75
3
Vacuum O il. . —25 d 8433
8533
26 M
Vanadium Corp . t d 26
Van Camp Pk g com d 25
28
Preferred _
50 d 26
28
Vandalia Coal___100
Preferred____ 100
Van Raalte C o____t d 16
1933
1st preferred .100
62
60
Ventura Con Oil
F i e l d s __________5 d 22
22 M
Victor Talk M ..1 0 0
74
70
Va-Caro C h em .. _t d 433
433
1>
4
3
d
2M
133
Ctfs o f dep___
1
233
P r e fe r r e d - ___100
18
17 M
Ctfs o f dep____
15
20
Va Iron O & C . 100
33
37
73
79
P r e fe r r e d ____ 100
V Vivaudou In c___t
12 M
1233
Vulcan D etin’g — 100
7
10
Com class A .100
4
Preferred - . 100
90
80
7% pref cl A . .100
45
W aldorf System___t d 16
16M
Waltham Watch &
Clock cl B _____ t d 16
17
Prior pref ___100
75
P r e fe r r e d .___100
28
29
Walworth M fg .20 d 17 M
18
Ward Baking Corp:
Com Class A ____ f d 115
117
Com Class B ____ f d 37 33
3833
P r e fe r r e d ____ 100i
99 3
3 100 M
Warwick I & St. 10 d
6
6M
Wash Crosby pf.lOOi 109
112
Washburn Wire.lOOl 117
P re ferred .. -1001 115
Washington O il. .10 d 30
35
Wash M a rket____50 d 53
56
Weber & H eilbr___$ d 5133
5433
W ells Fargo & C o— l|d 12 33
12 M

6 Assessment paid, d Price per share, not per cent, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price,
stock dividend. ® Ex-stock dividend, z Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, t W ithout par value.

[ V ol. 120,
Bid.

Par.

Welsb’ch Co Com lO f
Western Elec pf.100
Westi ng A ir B r’ke. 50 a
West'hse El & M f 50 a
1st preferred___50 d
Weston El Indus, t d
Class A
.
..t d
W estm or’d Coal 50 d
W Va Pulp & P a p — t d
Preferred.
. .
Wheeling M o ld &
Fdy com ___
—t
Preferred___ 100
Wheel Steel Corp .100
preferred A . .100
Preferred B
100
W hite Eagle Oil
& Refining_____ t d
W hite M o to r.
.50 d
W hitm an (W m ), pf_
Wickwire-Spencer
Steel C orp.
_ .5 d
1st preferred .100
Willys-Overland . . 25 d
Preferred_____ 100 X
Wilson & C o _____ t d

26
61
94

t N ew stock,

2633
6134
9534

33
____
1533
8933
633
21
20

Winch-Simmons Co
Com m on_____ 100
Preferred_____ 100
Winchester C o . .100
____
1st preferred. .100
2d pref erred .. 100
Woods M f g ____ 100 r 33
Preferred
_ 100 r 70
Woodward Iron.100
78
Preferred
. .100
90
W oo lw ’th (F W ) _ . 25 d 121M
Worthington Pump
& Mach ____100
4333
Preferred A — 100
8133
Preferred B ___100
6733
W right Aeron . _ t d 1833
Wrigley (W m ) Jr f d 48 m
d
W urlitzer (Rudolph)
105
7% preferred-100
8% preferred .100 105
Y a le & T o w n e .
.25 d 64
Y ellow Cab M fg . .10
35
Young (J S) C o. 100 127
Preferred
.100 103
Youngstown Sheet
& Tube .
_ f d 63
Preferred____ 100
10433

s Sale price,

Ask.

Per share.
50
11633
9833
6733
81 M
10M
2133
44
43
97

80
95

122

65
36
132
106
65
105

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
0n. There are a very few which form exceptions to the rule— that is, where the prices given are fla t prices, the accrued interest having been taken into
account in making them. These are indicated by a special mark, thus (J).
The figures in the column "T o N e t" indicate the basis on which the securities sell or the interest rate which the securities, i f held to m aturity, w ill
net to the purchaser at the present market price.
Bid.

B onds.

Ask.

To
Net.

B on d s.

T E R R IT O R IE S A N D U. S.
P O S S E S S IO N S

9933
A R IZ O N A
js r e f A p r ’38 op ’28- - ^ ____
Maricopa County S D N o 1
6s H ig h w a y ’ 4 7 -’ 5 1 — J&J 15
P h o e n ix — 433s ’50 op '30-J&J

6s Jan 1 1946__________ J&J
5s School M arch 19335s Jan 1 1954 opt 1934— J&J
5s W W 1926-1950____ J&J
Prescott— 5s 1948________J&J
Tucson— 5s W ater 1950--J&J
433s W M a r 10 ’38—M&S10

/ Flat price,




n N om inal.

* Tax-free in Connecticut.

b 4.25
b 4.25
b 4.15
b 4.60
b 4.60

10233

b 4.60

b 4'. 10
b 4.20

B onds.
4.30
4.40
4.50
4
4.50
4. SO
4.50
4.35
4.50
4.50
4.75
4.75

M ontgom ery-

H awaii, Territory o f—
ARKANSAS
434s Sept 15 1949—M&S15 6 4.40 4.20%
St Francis L e v D 6s ’4 7 --J&J
434s Jan. 1945----------------10434
533s 1945-1964________ J&J
4s M a y 15 ’46 op ’36 --M & N 6 4.40 4.20%
533s 1950-1969________J&J
4s A ug 1947 opt 1937.F&A 6 4.40 4.20%
5s 1949 opt 1929______ J&J
Philip Isl 534 s Sept 1950 Q-M 102
10334
5s Apr 1 1955_________ A&O
10334
C A L IF O R N IA
434s July 1 & 15 1952—J&J
9834
9934
5% s H ighw ay ’27-37— -J&J 3
4s g L Pur ’34 opt ’ 14— Q-F
9534
9434
433s U niv Bldg Jan5’26-65J&J
4s P W ks & Im p 1935— Q-M
9534
9434
433s Highway 1936-48--J&J 3
4s Im pt 1936 opt ’ 16— F & A
9534
9434
4.15 4s Harb Im p 1985 op '5 0 --J&J
Porto Rico 434s ’31-’34—J&J
4.20 4s Highw July 3 ’25-’26—J&J
434s 1937-1940_________ J&J
4.15 Alameda— 4s ’25 to ’41 --J&D
4s Jan 1 1944-1950_____ J&J
4 33s M un Im p ’26-’4 8 -A & 0
4.15
4s gold 1925-1960______ J&J
4.10 Bakersvield 5s 1925-52.-A & O
4s Road 1927-1930_____ J&J
Berkley 5s 1942-1951____ J&J
5s July 1954__________
10833
5s School 1926-1955-.-J&J
Im perial Irrig Dist 6s '38-J&J
ALABAM A
434s Renewal 1950______ J&J
4.25 Los Ang— 433s 1925-51 — J&D
4.20
4s W ater 1925 to ’45— M & N
434s Road 1925-1931...
4.20
333s W ater ’25 to ’41— A& O
4s renewal Class C 1956.-J&J
433s Sch 1925 to ’4 4 --J&D
334s renewal Jan 1956____ J&J
4.20
Birmingham 7s 1931____ J&D6
4.50
4 33s 1925-1963________A & O
5s M unic 1926-’61_____ F & A
534s M arch 1 1927____ M&S
4.25
533s Harb Im p '25-’61 M & N
534s 1926-1935______ M&S2 b 4.40 to 4.10 %
6s School A pr 1 1950--A&O
4.40 Los A C S D 533s ’25-34 M & N
5s School 1934________ J&J
4.35
533s N o v 1935-60____ M & N
5s Fund Sept 20 1941-M & S
4.40 Los Ang Co 433 s ’26-’49— F & A
Jefferson County 5s 1949_____
4.50 Oakland— 533s ’25-’43 — F & A
434s July 1 1931______ J&J
433 s Mun Im p ’25-’4 3 .F & A
4.40
434s Hospital 1963____ J&J
4.45
433s 1926-1929........ — F & A
M obile 5s School 1943. — J&D
4.45
433 s 1930-1965________ F & A
5s Sewer N o v 1 1942--M & N
4.45
433s Sch &c June 23’25 J&D
5s Dock N o v 1 1947— M & N
4.45 Oakland S D 4s ’25-’44— J&J
5s Refunding 1949____ M&S
4.45 Orange Co 5s 1926-45___M&S
434s Refunding 1937--A & O
4.40 Pasadena— 4s Jan ’26-’42 J&J
434s W ater & Sewer '39. J&J
4.40
4 33s W a t P l’t ’25-'36— A& O
b Basis.

Ask.

. .

U N IT E D S T A T E S — Se e also page 1
2s Pan Can N o v 1938----- Q-F 100 H 10134
95 M
3s Panama Canal 1961 — Q-M
<64
95 M
3s Conversions 1946-47— Q-J
6 2.75 2 08%
U S C tfs o f indebtedness
U S Treasury notes------6 3.77 3.42%
Instrumentalities o f U S G ov
Fed F ’m L 434s ’3 7 .— M & N 10034 100 3
3
Fed F ’m L ’n 5s ’4 1 .— M & N 101
104 M
Fed Land Bk 434* '42 M & N 102
10233
102 3
4
434s 1943 op 1933____ J&J 102
434s ’ 53 op ’33_____ J&J 10 2
10 '34
434s ’39 op ’24_____ M & N 100 *4 10134
4?4s 1953 opt 1933 — -J&J 103 £4 104
Fed Ld Bk o f Springf, Mass
434s 1953 opt 1933___
10234 102 34
F ed ’l Interm ed Cred Bks
434s F e b 1 1 9 2 6 _____F & A b 4% 3 50%
434s Apr 15 1926_________ &3 34 % 3 50 %
434s June 16 ’26.J&D16 63 34 % 3 30 %
434s Feb 1 1927____ F & A b 4% 3 50%
434s Oct 15 ’2 7 ..A & 0 1 5 6434% 334%

Bid.

10133

Redlands— 5s 1925-51— J&J15
Riverside 5s 1925-53____ J&D
Riverside Co 5s ’2 V 5 4 — M & N
Sacramento 4s Jan ’26-’45 opt
433s Sew & D r ’27-’34— J&J
Sacram’ to Co 433s ’26-46 J&D b
San Diego 5s W W ’26-’ 54 A&O
5s W ater 1934-53_____F & A
433 s W h & Har ’26-’52.J&J
5s M unic 1925-1960___J&J
5s School 1931-1966_______
433s W ater 1925-29___J&J
4 3 S W ater 1930-1964_____
-2
3 33s g July 1 ’25-’44- - J&J
San Francisco (C ity & County)
433s W ater ’57, ’58, ’59-J&J
San Joaquin Co 5s ’26-’49 J&J b
San M ateo Co 5s ’25-’42—J&J b
Santa Barbara 5s 26-41 Jan 10 b
4 33S gold A ug 1943____F & A b

Bid.

Ask.

To
Net-

4.40
4.40
4.40
4.35
4.35
4.65 to 4.45 %<
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40

4.40
4.25
4.65 to 4.45 %
4.65
4.65 to 4.45
4.75
4.65 to 4.45
4.50
4.60 to 4.40 %
4.60
4.50
C A N A D A — See page 49.
4.50
4.50
4.80
COLORADO
4.75 Colo Spgs 4s ’29 op ’ 14--M&S
99
9833
4s R e f W ater M a r 1 1941___
4.50
9633
9733
D elta Co 5s ref ’30 op ’20 J&D
99
100
D enver 5s Aug 15 ’28— F & A 15 10133 10233
5.40 D enver (C ity and C ou nty)—
5.30
5 Ms Gen Oblig 1964-73-J&J
4.55
433s W ater N o v ’4 8 --M & N
5.30
4.10
5.20
433s W ater 1944_______J&J
4.05
5 D N o 1 4 Ms ’34-’53- - J&J
4.05
PuebloCr 4}3s re f ’31 o p ’21 J& J
9833
9933
Pueblo Co S D N o 20— ______
to 4.10
433s 1932---------------- M & S
9833
9933
to 4.10
C O N N E C T IC U T
to 4.05
*3 33s A pril 1934________ A&O
3.85
to 4.50
*4s July 1936_____________ J&J
3.80
to 4.50
*5s July 1 1936__________ J&J
3.80
Bridgeport— *5s ’25-49--J& D b 4.10 to 3.95 %
433 s Bridge 1925-65____ J&J 6 4.20 to 4.05 %
4 Ms High Sch ’26-’63— J&J b 4.20 to 4.05 %
*4 33s Sewer 1926-46
A&O 6 4.05 to 3.90 %
1053s
433s School 1927-19_______ b 4.20 to 4.05 %
333s Im provt 1925-41 J&J !> 4.20 to 4.05 %
*5s Constr’n ’25-’48— J&D b 4.10 to 3.95 %
Bristol 433s W ater 1939— J&J 5 4.10 to 4%
*5s July 1 1926-55_____ J&J 5 4.10 to 4%
Cheshire 4 34s 1926-45___J&J 5 3.90 to 3.90 %
Danbury 4s W a te r 1946—J&J
4.15
3 33s Funding Oct ’4 1 .-A & O
4
to 4.50
East H artford Fire District
*5 Ms 1927-1951_____ M & N b 4.10
4%
4s W ater June 1933___J& D
Glastonbury 433s ’26-’58J&J
3.90
4
to 4%
Greenwich 433s 1931-33—J&J
to 4.15 %
H artford 3 33s Bdge ’5 5 .-J&J b 4.10 3.95%
*4s W ater June ’30-’39 J& D b 4.00 3.85%
*4s W ater 1940-45____ J& D ) 4.00 3.85%
4s High Sch ’26-’55____ J&J > 4.10 3.95%
433s M unic B ldg ’3 3 --M & N b 4.10 3.95%
1
*4 33sP erm Im p ’25-’27 J&D b 4.05 3.85% —

1

STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

M a y , 1925.]
B onds.

Bid.

To

B onds

Bid.

Ask.

To
Net.

Hartford School Districts—
Chinese Government—
♦4Ms Arsenal ’25-’47-M & S 6 4.05 to 3.95
Hukuang Rys 5s £—J&D15
44
45
*4Ms Northeast 1959-J&D b 4.05 to 3.95
5s o f 1896 £ red 1933—A&OZ l 95
97
*4M s 2d N orth 1944- — J&J 6 4.05 to 3.95
4 Ms of '98 £ red '4 4 --M & S 1 82
84
—
3M s South Sept 1955-M&S b 4.05 to 3.95
4s (o f 1895) 1931- - -J&J
4 Ms Southwest 1944--M & N b 4.05 to 3.95
wf87%
90 M
*4M s W ash’ t’n ’26-’47-J&J b 4.05 to 3.95
w/86
89
Colombia (Republic o f)—
4s W est M iddle 1937--F & A 6 4.05 to 3.95
6M % gold notes ’27- A & O 100
Meriden (T ) 4s ’26-’3 5 --M & N
96 M
10094
M iddletow n—Cuban 5s 1944 opt 1911 — M&S
97 Vs
99
“ E x tl” g 4 Ms '49 o p t--F & A
4s Fund 1926-27_____ M & N b 3.75 to 3.50
86
84 94
i
“ E x tl” g 5s 1949 ___F& A
4s Fund 1928-29_____ M & N _______
96
97
—
4s Fund 1930-35_____ M & N _______
“ External” s f 5Ms Jan 15
Middletown (T )*4 s 1 9 3 0 -F & A ____
1953_______________J&J15
99 M . . .
9894
Czechoslovak Republic—
N ew Britain (C ) 3 Ms ’32 .J&J b 4.05 to 4%
E xt s f 8s ’22 due ’5 1 --A& O
4s M unic Bldg 1948____ J&J 6 4.05 to 4%
9894
9994
E xt s f 8s ’22 due ’52 --A&O
4Ms School 1925-’4 0 --F & A b 4.05 to 4%
98 M
99 M
Denmark ext g 8s '45-A & 015 110M 11094
4M s School 1940-’ 52 _-F & A b 4.05 to 4%
E x t 6s Jan 1 1942-J&J 10094 101 94
4 Ms W ater Aug 1941- - F & A b 4-05 to 4%
Dominican Rep 5s '5 8 .-F & A 102
4M s Sch Aug ’25-’4 3 --F & A b 4.05 to 4%
103
Cust Adm s f 5 Ms ’42 M&S
4M s Sch Aug 1929____ F & A b 4.05 to 4%
93
93 94
External 5M s 1953- -M & N
♦5s Park 1925-1943--.F&A 6 4.05 to 4%
Dutch E Indies 6s 1947 J&J 101 % 101M
N ew H a v (O ) 3M s '25- 35 A & 0
E x t s f 6s 1962_________M&S 101H 101M
4s Sewerage 1926- 2 9 --A & 0
I E xtl 5 Ms M ar 1953--M&S
*4s A pr 2 1940 tax-expt.A& O
97 M
97 94 . . .
j E xtl 5 Ms N o v 1953--M & N
4 Ms Pavin g M ar 1936-M&S
97 M
9794
! Finland (Republic o f)—
4M s 1943-1952____________
External s f 6s 1945--M & S
83
*4Ms Pavin g Aug '37___F & A
87
6 Ms Munic loan o f '24-’54 A
*4M s M ch 15 '27-35-M&S15
86 M
87 M
*5s ’36-’37-‘39-’40-'41--A&O
86 M
87 M
E x t’I s f 7s 1950 - - -M&S
94
*5s 1925-1951__________ J&J
94 94
N ew Haven (T o w n )—
France (Republic of) 4s 1917-23M
2494
5% N ational Loan not red
*3 Ms A ir L R R 25-‘29-.J& J
before Jan 1931___Q-F 16 ®$28
N ew London 4s 1933____ A&O
95M
$29
—
4M s Park July 1942___J&J 100
34M
35 M
6% N ational loan o f 1920-- ®$35
$36
N orw alk (C ) 3M s 1929..J&J
7s ext o f ’24-’49 temp J&D
87 Vs
4s R e f Sewer ‘27-’28___J&J
88M
7 Ms External 1941___J&D
4s Sch M ch 1954-1964_____
96 Vi
97
8% ext g loan ’45 --M & S 15 100 94 101
4Ms Sch M ch 1929-1953--German extl 7s 1949--A&015
*4Ms Im prov t ’25-'39--J&J
9394
93M
Greek G ovt s f 7s 1964- -M & N
N orw alk (T ) 4 Ms 1942--J&D
94
8394
83M
H aiti (R e p ) 6% Ex'52 A .A & O
93
94
Norwich— 3 Ms 1925____ J&D b 4.00 to 3.25
—
Hungary (Kingdom o f)—
4s Gas & Elec 1 9 31 ---A & 0 b 4.25 to 4.10
4M s W ater M a r ‘39___M&S 6 4.20 to 4.10
S f g 7Ms 1944 int rets.F & A
88
87 M
—
Industrial Bank of Japan—
4 M s Refunding 19 38--A& 0 b 4.20 to 4.10
‘
99 %
6% notes 1927 _ .F & A 15
Putnam (T ) 4 Ms 26 -46-A & O ______
99 M —
Industrial M tg e Bk o f Finland
4M s W ater 1 9 2 5 -2 7 --F & A ______
—
1st M coll 7s July 1 1944___
s 93
4M s W ater 1928 & '3 0 - F & A ______
Italian Government—
Stamford (C ) 4s 1 9 4 2 ---M & N ______
5% In t 1926-1941_____ J&J u$40
Stamford (T ) 4 Ms 26- 45 J & J ______
$40 M
42
5% Treasury notes 1925___ / 41
Stonington 4 Ms 2 8 & .3 3 -A & 0 ______
—
Japanese Government— ■
♦Stratford 6s 1925- 3 1 --M & S b 4.10 to 3.95
4s £ '54 opt ’ 10--J30 & D31 l 62
64
Torrington *5 Ms ’30-’35-J&J b 4.10 to 3-95
C 82 Vs
4M s £ Jan ’31 opt a ft’21 J&J
* 5 Ms Fund 1936-’41--_J&J b 4.10 to 3.95
8294
91%
S f 6Ms 1954 tem p___F & A
92
♦W allingford (Tow n) 4 Ms
Oriental D evel Co, L td —
1933. ’38, ’43, ’48. ’53_____
3.95
E x t 6s 1953
--.M & S
W aterbury 3M s Sch’26-32 J&J ,b 4.15to 4.05
84 M
_____
______
___
85 M
M ortgage Bank of Denmark
4s Park July ’25-’58___J&J 6 4.15 to 4.05
99
98 M
E xtl s f 6s 1970_ .M&S
4Ms C ity Hall ’25-’63 --J& J6 4.15 Ito 4.05
Newfound 6 Ms '36 J&D30 107
107 94
*4Ms W ater ’49-’93---J&Jj& 4.15 to 4.05
5M s 1939, 1942 & 1943
5.30
4Ms 1934-1964____________ 6 4.15 to 4.05
N eth erl’ds 6s '72 (fla t)- M&S /105
4M s W ater 1930-44--J&J15 6 4.05 to 3.90
10 9
4
4M s 1946-1953_____ J&J 15!4 4.15 to 3.90
E x t 6s 1954
.A & O 10394 103M
4M s W ater 1935-’64---J&J>6 4-05 to 4%
N orw a y 8% ext 1940- A& O 111
111M
♦4 Ms 1925-1934_____ J&J15 6 4.15 to 4.05
99 Vs
E xtl s f 6s 1943____ F & A 15
West H a rtf’d 4 Ms 1943--J&D 101
99 M
99 Vs
E xtl s f 6s 1944 int ctf__F & A
West Haven Union S D—
99M
99 94
99 V
s
6s Ext Oct 15 1952 A & 015
4Ms M a y 1 1927-’5 6 --M & N
3.90
102
Panama Rep) ext5M s’53 J&D 101
Peru (Repub) 8s 1932 -J& D
D ELAW ARE .
98 M
9994
68
6694
3s Dec 1 1927 opt 1902-..J& D
3.85 Poland (R ep of) 6s 1940 A&O
95
Extl s f 8s 1950-- - - - J&.J
4M s 1960 opt any date___J&J
9594
Queensland (State of) Australia lia—
4M s Jan 1 '61 opt 1922.-J&J
Ext 7s Oct 1 1941____ A& O 110
Dover Spec S D 5s ’26-’46 A&O
11094
E x t g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15 103 M 10394 —
Kent Co 4M s 1945-1950.M&S
4.15 Rio Grande D o Sul (State)
N ewCastleCo 4 Ms ’26-’34J&D
Brazil ext s f 8s Oct 1946___
95
95M
4.15
5Ms 1925-1928.............J & J
Russian 6Ms June 18 ’ 19-J&J
s 14M
5Ms 1936-1944_________ J&J
5 M % E x t Ln Dec ’2 1 --J&D
Sussex County—
s 13M
Salvador (Republic o f)—
5s ’31-’70 opt ’32 at 105____
1st 1 s f 8s 1948 ser A . .J&J 103 94 10494
W ilm ’gton— 4Ms ’28-’3 7 -A & 0
4.10
4.15 San Paulo (B razil) State o f—
4M sB ldg— Oon’53-'62 M & S
8% external loan 1936-J&J 100
100M
5s 1947-’49____________A&O
4.20
E x t’I 8s 1950___________ J&J
9J94
9994
7s ’46 (per 1,000 m ilreis)___ /S100 $125
F L O R ID A .
Dade Co 5s Oct 1947-’54_____
4.55 Seine, Dep o f (France)—
___
E xt g 7s 1942
.
_-J&J
85
8494
D uval Co 5M s’32 op ’ 12 M & N 100
Serbs Croats & Slov (K in g of)
5s A rm ory 1944________ J&J
86
E xt 8s 1962___________ M&N
87
Everglades Drainage Dist—
Swedish 6s 1939 .J&D15 103
10394
101
99
6s 1926-1935__________ M & N
5 Ms external 1954 -M & N
9994
6s 1933 to 1941_________ J&J 106
99 M
109
Switzerland— 5 Ms 1929 F & A 10194 102
5%
5Ms 1931-1948_________ J&J 65 M %
5Ms External 1946 ..A & O 101M 10194
Hamilton Co 5s Feb 7 ’48
98
..
5s E xtl Aug 1 1926-- .F & A 100M 100%
Hernando Co 5s 1944____ J&J
98
115
S F gold 8s 1940. - J&J 114
Jacksonville 5s Jan 1 ’36-J&J
4.40
40
—
4M s Feb 1937_________ F & A
4.40 U S o f M exico 6s A 1933____ / 39
5s g E x t L ’n 1945 £_.Q-Jan / 37 94
Jacksonv S D N o 1 5s A pr ’45
4.70
__
K e y West 5s 1942________ J&J 100
/ -M iam i 5s 1925-1944_____ J&J
4.60
.
21
4s gold 1954___________ J&D / 20
4M s M unic Im p ’26-’55M&S
100 M
27%
Assent 4s June 24 coup on / 2794
6s School 1940________ J& D
24 94 . . .
4s E xt 1910 July 24 coup on / 2494
Orange County 5s 1944--J&J 100
Pensacola 4 Ms re f 1 9 41--A& 0
Treasury notes 6s ext 1933—
4.50
___
July 1924 coup on__J&J / 39 M
6% School 1926-1951.-J&J
5
f
5
5M
Polk Co 5s Road ’25-’40-.J& J
5
/ 8
St Petersburg 5Ms 1949--J&J
4.75
Tam pa 5s June ’55 op ’25 J&J
4.50 Uruguay 8s ext 1946___F & A 10894 109
5s M un Im p ’62 op ’32 J&D
4.50
F O R E IG N C IT IE S , &c.
5s W W Purch ’25-’72_F&A
4.50
F O R E IG N G O V T S .
Argentine Repub— -7s ’27 F& A 102M 102M
Internal 5s o f ’09-’45 --M & S
81M
82 M
4s £ loan o f 1897______ A&O 2/$79
$71
E x t 6s o f ’23 1957 A ..M & S
96M
96 M
1st g 6s 1958 Ser B ____J&D
96
96 M
Austrian G ovt s f 7d ’43-J&D
93 %
93 M
Belg G o v t 7M s y ly to ’45 J&D 108
108M
85
84 Vs
E x tl s f 6s 1955______. . .J & J
8% E xtl s f bds 1941.-F & A 106 M 107 M
93
E xtl 6M s int rets ’4 9 --M & S
92 M
B o livia (R e p )E x t 8s ’47-M & N
93
92 M
95 M
Brazil 8% ext 1941_____ J&D
95 M
7s Cent R y elec 1952.-J& D / 80 M
81
S f7 M s (coff.sec.’22) 1952-- /105M 101
5s o f 1895____________ _____ ‘ 50 M
51 M
50
5s o f 1913___________________
51
47
46
4 Ms o f 1883________________
46
45
4M s o f 1888--------------------42
41
4s o f 1 9 0 0 --._____ _________
4s o f 1910___________________
39M
40 M
41
40
4s o f 1898___________________
57
British— Cons 2 Ms op ’23 Q-J
4 Ms W ar Loan ’25-’45 J&D
95 M
5M s f Feb 1 1937_____ F & A 107
107 M
5 M s g c o n v Aug 1929--A & A 117% 117 Ji
Chili (Republic) 8s 1941-F & A 107M 108
E x t 8s Oct 1 1926_____ A& O 102
103
E x t s f 7s 1942________ M & N 101
101 M
S f 8s N o v 1 1946_____ M & N 107 M 108

Bergen, N orw ay, 8s ’45 -M & N 11294
97
25-yr s f 6s temp 1949-A & O
Berne (C ity ) Switzerland—
S f 8s 1945_______ ■
___M & N 108
Bordeaux (C ity ) 6s ’34 --M & N
82 M
Buenos Aires, Argentine Rep
Guar 5s o f 1909-1946 £ J&J p/83
95 V
s
Exten 6 Ms 1955
-J&J
96 94
Carlsbad (C ity ) s f 8s ’54-J&J
Christiania (N o r) 8s 1945 A& O 110M
30-yr s f 6s int c t f ’54 -M & S
99M
Copenhagen 4s o f 1901-M & N l 83
97
5 Ms M unic E xt ’44 --J&J
Danish Cobs Municipal Loan
8% s f ext ’46 ser A - .F & A 10994
109
98
Havana— 1st 6s 1939- - Q-J
90
2d 6s
_ - ___________ Q-J
Lyons (C ity ) 6s 1934--M & N
82 M
Marseilles (C ity ) 6s ’34-M & N
82 M
Medellin (M unic) (Columbia)
98
External 8s 1948-- - -A & O
M o n te v’o (C ity ) s f 7s ’52-J&D
9194

96
—
108M
83
—_
85
96
97
11094
_
99 94
___
87
97 M —
11094
109M
108
105
83
83
98 M ___
92M

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Porto Alegre (C it y ), Brazil—
Sinking fund 8s 1961___J&D
94 M
Prague (G reater) C ity —
7 Ms loan of 1926-52--M & N
89 M
R io de Janeiro 8s 1946--A& 0
91M
E x t s f 8s 1947_______ A&O
92 M
7s 1960 (per 100 m ilreis)___
85
5s s f loan o f 1909-34. £J&D
83 M
Rotterdam (C ) ext 6s ’ 64.M & N 101%
San Juan (C ity of) Porto Rico
5s ref & imp 1926-36___J&J
Sao Paulo (C ity ), Brazil—6% external s f 1943--M & N
79
External s f 8s 1952--M & N
98 M
Soissons (C ity ), France—
82
E x t g 6s N o v 14 ’36 --M & N
T o k y o (C ity of) 5s o f 1912—
Red ann s f beg ’ 17-52-M&S
66
Trondhjem (C ity ), N orw ay—
99 %
S f ext 6 Ms temp 1944--J&J
Zurich (Switzerland)—
S f g 8s Oct 15 ’4 5 --A & 0 15 109 M

Net.

95 M
90 M
94 %
93 M
100
85M
102M

79M
98 94
83

10994

C A N A D A (New York Prices)
|
Dominion o f Canada—
5s refdg Oct 15 ’4 3 -A & 0 15
5s refdg Oct 15 ’28 .A & O 15
5s 1 9 2 6 -.-_____
A&O
5s 1931________________ A&O
5s M ar 1937__________ M&S
5s Oct 1931___________ A& O
5s M a y 1952_________ M & N
5s D ec 1925---------------J&D
5 M % gold notes 1929-F & A
5 Ms V iet Loan D ec '27 J&D
5M s V iet Ln N o v '3 3 .M & N
5 Ms V iet L n N o v '3 4 -M & N
5M s V iet Ln D ec ’37--J& D
5Ms renew N o v 1927-M&N
5 Ms renew N o v 1932.M & N
Alberta (P ro v of) 6s ’.30-M & N
5s Apr 15 1950_____ A& 015
British Columbia (P ro v o f )—
6s June 30 1925___J& D 30
6s April 25 1926_____
6s July 15 1926____ J&J 15
5s Jan 15 1948_____ J&J 15
4 Ms Feb 2 1928_____ F & A 2
Calgary 5s 1933__________ J&J
5s June 15 1935____ J&D 15
5s July 1 1945__________ J&J
G alt 4M s A pr 18 ’3 1 - - - A&O 8
4 Ms El Pow June 5 ’31 J&D5
H alifax N S 4s July 1945
5s Jan 1951_____________ J&J
Hamilton— 4s Apr 1 ’32-A& O
4s Elec L & P 1941---A & O
5 Ms M a y 1 1936_____ M & N
lanitoba (Province o f)6s gold Feb 2 1930— -F& A2
5s 1944_______________ J&D2
4 M % gold notes 1927-M&N
4M s M a y 1 1945____ M & N
4s gold 1930__________ M & N
4s drainage July 1 ’29--J&J
lontreal 5s Dec 1 1945-J&D
5s s f N o v 1 1956____ M & N
4 Ms M a y 1954______
4 Ms Jan 1944__________ J&J
4s M a y 1927__________ M & N
4s M a y 1 1933 £_____ M & N
4s M a y 1 1944________ M & N
3 Ms refdg M a y 1939-M & N

102

10094
100M

102

104
102 M
103 M

100

10294
10294
106 M
104
109
101M
103
99 M

a s k a tc h e w a n

102

10354

4.95
100% 4.95
4
4.30
4.30
4.95
4.65
5.40
5.40
5.50
5.15
5.15
5.05
5 05
, 4.85
4.90
5.15
4.95
5

_____

________
________
________
________

______

_____

4s July 3 1930__________ J&J
4s 1932 opt 1902________ J&J
4M s D ec 1 1925_______J&D
5s D ec 1 1925_________ J&D
4 Ms Aug 1 1926______ F & A
5s 1934________________ F& A
6s N o v 15 1930____ M & N15
mtario (P ro v ) 6s ’27-M
6s Sept 15 1943____ M&S15
5s Dec 1 1926______. . .J & D
4M s 1944_____________ M & S
4s 1941_______________ M & N
4s M arch 1 1926_____ M&S
3M s 1936______________ J&J
'ttawa C ity 5s ’25-’45_.
6s Munic Im p ’25-’50--J&J
4 Ms ’25, ’34, ’35, ’4 4 --J&J
3 Ms Sew Sep 26 ’28--M & S
'uebec (P rov) 5s 1926___J&D
4 Ms s f 1950_________ M&S2
(uebec C ity 3 Ms g ’3 0 --J&J
3 Ms July 1 1933________J&J

102M
101
101
102 M
104M
102 M
10394
100M
103
103
106 54
104 J4
109M

4.95
4.90
100 M 4.43
95 M 4.85
4.90
5.25
4.90
4.90
4 85
4.85
4.50
4.95
4.85
4.85
4.80
4.80
4.80
4
4

6.00

4.10
4.10
4.80
4.90
4.60
4.95
4
4.80
4.80
4
4.80
6 4%
b 4%
b 4%
6 4.15

to
to
to
to

4.90
5<?
4.85
4.65

%

%
%

%

4
4.70
4.80
4.80
5.60
5.70

(P r o v in c e )

5s 1943 (non-call). -J&D15
4.90
outh Vancouver, B C —
5s 1927-1946________J&D30 65 M % to 5% %
'oronto 5s 1925-1936____ J&J 6 4% to 4.95
6s 1925-1929___________ J&J 6 4% to 4.70
6s 1930-1940___________ J&J
1
6s 1940-1950___________ J&J
5.05
4M s July 1 1925________ J&J
4
4 Ms Jan 1 1949_________ J&J
4M
4%
4M s Jan 1 1955________ J&J
4s £ July 1 1948________ J&J
4.95
4.85
3M s July 1 1944-45____J&J
ancouver, B C, 5M s ’39 A&O
5
5 Ms 1952______________ F & A
5
4s St Im p Sept 9 '27-M & S9
4.80
4s St Im p Sept 9 ’32.M & S9
5
Winnipeg, M an, 5s ’4 4 --A& O
4.90
6s Dec 1930---------------J&D
4 95
4M s non-call 1944____ M & N
4.85
4.85
4s Aug 1 1946_______ F&A15
G E O R G IA

1945________J&D

6 3.75 to 3.90

3,90
3.75
.30
4.25

b Basis,
c Basis $5 to the £ .
/ F la t price. I In London, r Canadian price, n N om inal, p Per £20. m Dollars per rubles, fla t, s Sale price.
IJPer 1,000 guilders, u Dollars per 1,000 lire, v Dollars per 1,000 francs, w Dollars per 500 francs, y Per £00. * Tax-free in Conn.
a Per £300 bond.




STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

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Atlanta— 4Ms Jan 1 1940-J&J
4 Ms Sewer 1926 1940- -J&J b 3.75 to
3M s July 1 '31 & ’33--J&J
Augusta—
4M s Flood P rot ’4 2 --M & N
4s refunding 1934_____ J&J
3 Ms April 1930______ A&O
Bibb Co 4H s 1948-49--M & N
Clarke Co 5s 1926-41____ J&J
Columbus— 5s 1925-44— J&J
4 Ms Refunding 19 39 ..J&J
Dougherty C o—
5s School 1926-1948--M&S
Macon— 4 Ms Oct 1926--- Q-J
4 Ms W W 1925-36____ J&J b 4 15 to
4s Pa v & Sew '25 to '39-J&J b C 10 to
4
Pulaski Co 5s 1932-48____J&J
Rom e 4 H s 1926------------ J&J
4s Munic bldg 1926-39. A&O b 4.20 to
Savannah— 4 Ms ref 1943.J&J
4H.s Drainage 1944___F & A
4 Ms Refunding 1959--F & A
Spalding Co— 5s 1925-30-J&D
Swainsboro 6s 1925-50--A&O
Valdosta 5s 1926-42______ Jan
W are Co 5s Sch 1926-31--J&J
5s Road 1932-1949____J&J
Watkins S D 6s 1931-50-M&N
W oodbury 6s 1927-49___J&D

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B onds.

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4.10 Des M oines—
4.1u %
5s Municip 1925-1957--J&J b 4.15 to
4
4M s 1926-1931________ M & N b 4.05 to
4 Ms W W 1932-42____ J& D
4.15
4s C ity H all 1925-26-— J&J
4.10
6s Gen O blig 1931-40--J&J
4.05 Des M Ind S D 4M s ’32 ..J & J
4.20
4 Ms 1944__________________
4.30 Dubuque Co 4M s ’25-’31-J&J
4.30 F ort Dodge 5s Fund '3 9 --A& O
4.25 F t Madison 5s 1925-26___J&J b 4.20 to
Frem ont Co 5s 1925-35--J&J b 4.15 to
4.35 Greene Co 5s 1925______ A& O
3.80 Jackson Co 5s 1925-30--A & O b 4.15 to
3 50 %
Marshalltown Ind S D —
5s C ity H all 1925-39-- M & N b 4.20 to
3.50 %
14.50 Marshalltown—
4
4 Ms W ater 1925 & ’26-A&O
4%
4 Ms W ater 1929-42-.-A& O
4.15
4 Ms W ater 1943&’4 4 --A & 0
4.1 Ottumwa 4 Ms June 1936_____
4.15 Polk Co 4 Ms 25- 3 2 .-A & O 15 b 4.10 to
4.35
5s Funding 1925-35____ J&J b 4.15 to
4.8 Sioux C ity —
4.30
6s ParkA u gl5 35-’45 F & A l5
4.35
6s R e f Aug 15 1940--F&A15
4.40
5s Fire Fund 1925-33--J&J b 4.15 to
5s Police Fund ’25-’33 -M & N b 4.15 to
5
5
Sioux C ity S D 5s 1941___J&J
W aterloo—
ID A H O
4Ms W W Jan 15 '3 0 - - .J&J
4.30 W oodbury Co 5s '26-’32--J& J b 4.10 to
5M s Im p t 1941----------- A&O
4.30
5s Highway 1941_________ J&J
4.30
4M s Cap Bldg 1930-39___J&J
KANSAS.
4.30 4 Ms 1925-1933___________ J&J
4 Ms M a y 1 1932 opt 1921 - J&J
4.30 4 Ms Soldiers C o m p e n ’34-’52
4 Ms Highway '35 opt '25 J&J
4 Ms Highw '37 op '27----- J&J
4.30 Atchison Co—
4 Ms R e f
1927-1928___ A&O
4s Refund '29 op ’ 14___J&J
4M s R ef
1929-1945___ A&O
4.05! Em poria—
4.30:
4s Jan 1 1934 op 1924____J&J
4 Ms Dec '29 op ’ 19___F & A
4 Vs Emporia SD 4Ms 32op’22 J&J
Blaine Co 5s Feb '26-'31 .J&J
Boise C ’yS D 5s'2 5op '1 5M & N
4 Vs F t Scott 4M s '35 op ’ 10-.M &S
6s July 1 1940_________ J&J
4.75 Galena—
5s W W 1925-1943____ J& D b 4.30 to
IL L IN O IS
Hutchinson— -5s 1931____ A&O
4 M s S e rv C o m p 1925-43-F&A 4.05 to 3M
4 Ms Pub Bldg ’61 op '31J&J
4.05 to 4%
4 Ms Aug
1 1930-38___ F&A
Kansas C ity —
4s M a y 1 1926-1935___M&N
4
5s Feb 1 1942__________ F & A
to 3M
4s Highway 1929-1940--May
4 Ms W at & L igh t 1944-J&J
4s Highway 1926-1928--May b 4% to 3 M
4 Ms Sch Bldg 1929____J&J
4s Highw ay 1941-1943.-May
4 Ms W at Plant Pur '39 J&J
Champaign County—
4 Ms R efg Feb 1 '29___F & A
5s Road 192 1-1943.-M &N
4.05 to 4%
4 Ms Im p July 18 '49--J& J
Chicago 4s 1926 to 1927--J&J
Board o f Education—■
3M to 3M %
4s 1928 to 1935________ J&J
4
4 Ms 1926-1953_____ F & A b 4.15 to
4s Jan 1930 & 1931____ J&J
4
4 Ms 1926-1953______ J&J b 4.15 to
4s Jan
1937-1939____ J&J
4
Sch Dist 4 Ms 1929-54--J&J b 4.15 to
4s Jan 1926-1941____ J&J
4% to 3 M %
Sedgwick County—
N o W Pk 4 Ms 1925-27-J&J
5s Fund 1925 op 1915--J&J
3M to 4 %
4% to 3M %
N o W Pk 4 Ms 1925-28.J&J
4M s Brge Oct ’27op’ 17-J&J
3 i to 3M %
W Chic Pk 4s 1925-27-J&J
Topeka—
W Chic Pk 5s 1925-27.-J&J
5s Top W at Sept ’26___J&J
4% to 3M %
Chicago Sanitary District—
4M s 1925-1933________ F & A b 4.20 to
4M s July 1 1925-26--- J&J
4 Ms Elec L igh t 1929-- -J&J
3M
4% to 3M %
4s Sept 1925-1931____ M & S
W ichita 5s 1929 op 1919--J&J
W yandotte County—
4% to 3M %
4s 1925-1942__________ J&J
4M s Bridge ’32 to ’4 1 --F & A
C ook Co— 4s 1925______ M & S
3M
4.05 to 3M %
4 Ms 1926-1940______ A&O
KENTUCKY.
4 Ms For Pres '25-’43.J&J15 4 .0 ) to 3M %
Ashland—
4% to 3M %
4s Ser K 1925-1931-.-J&D
5s Sew im pt '32 & '3 7 --M&S
4s Ser M 1925-1933--.J&D
4% to ^M %
4M s S I ’42. ’47. ’ 52___M&S
4s Forest Pres ’26-’3 4 .A & 0
4% to 3M %
Bell County—
East St Louis—
6s C t H Dec 15 ’38--J&D15
4 Ms ref Sept 1 '28----- Sept
4.23
Covington—
Elgin Sanitary Dist—
6s W W Janl5 ’26-’36 J&J15
4.35 to 4.20 %
5s 1926-1944_________ M & N
Joliet— 5s 1925_________ M &S
6s W W Jan 15 ’26-’31 J&J15
4
4.25 to 4 %
6s W W Jan 15 ’32-’61 J&J15,
M oline 4 Ms 1925-1932...J & J
4 Ms Funding 1925-48-F&AI
Springfield Sanitary D istrict—4.20 to 4.10
4 Ms W W 1925-1951--J&J
4M s 1926-1944________ J&D
4s W ater 1927_________ J&J
IN D IA N A (see footnote o)
4s Fundg 1952 op '4 2 --F & A
Cass County—
Frankfort 4 Ms ’27 opt ’ 17-J&J
Harlan County—
o4s Bridge 1925-33.M&N15
5s R d & Bldg 1926____ M&S
oEvansville— 4s R e f 1932. J&.T
Lexington 4s 1945______ F & A
o4s R e f 1942___________ J&J
Lexington S D 5s 1938___J&D
oFloyd C o 4s 1926-30---J&J ob.
Louisville—
oFort W ayne Sch D 5s 1933
oFranklin Co 4s ’25-’30--J& D
5s School 1962_________ A&O 114
4 Ms Hospital 1951____ M&S 106M
oGary Sch C ity 4 Ms Oct 1943
4M s School Im p t 1954-A&0 104
oHendricks County—
4s M u niclm p D ecl ’28 Q-M
98
4s C H Jan 15 ’2 6 -3 2 -J&J15
98
4s Park 1930__________ J&J
Indianapolis—
4s Refdg July 1 1937___J&J
4
98
05 Ms Track E le v ’31-’47 J&J
99
4s Sewer 1947_________ F & A
4
4s Park Im p Jan 1 ’27--J&T
4s Louisv W Co 1946--J&J
4
97 M
o4s Fire D ept J ne 1 '41 J&J
4s Louisv W Co 1950--F & A
o4Ms Sch J’ne 15 '40J&D15
4
97 M
92
3 Ms gold refg 1940--M & N
o4 Ms 1926-1955---------- J&J b 4% to 3.50 %
3 Ms Refunding 1943--J&J
o3Ms Hospital 1936--- J&J
4
92 M
84
3s Sewer & Park 1941--J&J
4
o3Ms C ity Hall 1939..J&J
McCracken County—
olndianap S D 4s 1925-26-J&J
4
5s R e f 1933 opt 1913--M&S
4
o4s Bldg Sept 1 1946--- J&J
5s R e f 1933 opt 1923--M&S
4
o3Ms July 1 1941-------- J&J
Owensboro— 4s ’31 op ’ l l J&J
o5s Oct 20 1925-39.A&O20
4
4s Street 1930 op 1915--J&J
Jeffersonville 3 Ms '2 5-M & N
4
oKokom o 4s 1926-1931.-M&S
4
L O U IS IA N A .
oLa Porte Co 5s ’25-'28.-J& D
4
5s P o rt Com m ’n ’26-’54_A& 0
4
oLoganspt 3Ms '26 op '16. J&J
5s Port Com m ’n ’25-'59--J&J
o4Ms Sch H ’ 25-’37_J&D15
4
3.90 5s Port Com m ’n ’25-’ 55--J& D
M arion C o— 4s R e f '2 7 .-J&D
o3Ms Refund 1925____ J&D
3.75 4Ms R e f 1925-1964_____ F & A
4 Ms P o rt Com m ’n ’26-’ 57M&S
4
oRichmond— 4s 1927----- M&S
Alexandria 5s 1925-52___F & A
oSt Joseph County—
3.75 Atchafalaya L evee Dist—
o3Ms 1926---------------- F & A
5s Sept 1932-1972--M&S15 100
oSouth Bend— 4s 1925— J&J
3.75
5s D ist re f & imp ’49 --M & S 102
o4Ms W W N o v ’4 3 ..M & N b 4.20 4.05%
Bossier D istrict Levee—
o4Ms W W Dec ’43___J&D b 4.20 4.05%
5s 1954________________ A&O 100
o5Ms 1931_____________M&S b 4.20 to 4%
Caddo District Levee—
o5Ms 1941_____________M&S b 4.20 to 4%
5s 1951 opt 1941_______J&J 101
South Bend School District—
o4s A pr 17 1925-1927_-F&A
3.75 Caddo Parish S D N o 1—
5s School 1929-1943---J&J
3.75
Terre Haute— 4s 1927— A&O
F ifth District Levee—
4
o4s Sewer 1930________ F & A
5s 1950 opt 1940_______J&J
4
99 M
oTerre H Sch C 4s ’25-’31 M & S
5s 1952 opt 1942______ J&J
99 M
3.75
oV igoC o4 M D e c l6 ’25-’27 J&D
5s Oct 15 1962 op ’52--A & O
99 M
IN D IA N T E R R I T O R Y (See Oklah oma)
5s Oct 15 1963______ A& O 15
99 M
5s 1957-1967.............A & 015
99 M
IO W A
5s 1959-1969________ F&A15
99 M
Lafourche Basin Levee—
4
4Ms 1927-1929__________ J&D
4M s 1932-1933__________ J&D
4
5s Jan 1954 opt 1944---J&J 102M
4Ms 1934-1940__________ J&D
4.05 Lake Borgne Dist Levee—
5s Dec 1952 opt 1 9 4 2 - -J&D 100
Boone 4M s 1926-31____ M & N
4.20
Burlington 4M s ’25-’3 3 .M & N
4.10
Council Bluffs—
4M s W a t W ks ’26-’30 .M & N
4
Crawford Co 5s ’ 25-’2 9 .M & N
4
Cushing 5s School 1939.M & N
4.30
Davenport 4s 1925-29.-M & N
4
Davenport S D 4M s '2 5 --J&J
3M

4%
4%

4%
4%

To
Net.

4.10
4
4.10
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15

4%
4%

4%
4%

4%
4%

4
4
4.20
4.15

4.40
4.40
4.15
4.15

4%
4
4

4%

4%
4%
4%

4.10

98 M

98 M
98 M
93
93 M

[V

B onds.

o l

Bid.

. 120.

Ask.

N ew Orleans 5s Premium J&J f
5s Premium (dr num )_-J&J /
5s 1925-1929__________ A& O
5s Oct 1927- 932........ A& O
5s Pub B elt R R ’39-'49-J&J
5s Pub Belt 1950-59---J & D 102
4 Ms Paving 1926-33---J&J
4 Ms 1956-1966_________ J&J
4s Floating debt 1948-A&0 88
4s Constitutional 1942-J&J 96
4s Public Im pt 1950 opt
95M
1942 (old issue)_____ J&J
4s Pub Im pt ’42 opt ’28.J&J 95M
Orleans District—
5s July 1930-1939______ J&J 100
5s July 1940-1949______ J&J 10 >M
5s July 1950-1959______ J&J 101
Plaquemine Parish E Bank—
5s Oct 1952 opt 1942--A & O
Pontchartrain District—
D 6s 1944___________ M & N 110
5s July 1968.................-J&J 10J
Red River A & B B District—
5s 1950 Series B _______A & O 101
5s M ar 1953 opt 1943-M&S 101
5s 1965 Series D _______F & A 100
Shreveport—
5s 1929-1931.........
F&A
5s 1932-1936............. - -F & A
5s 1937-1961___________F & A
4 Ms W W & Sew’25-’ 54.J&J
Tensas Basin Levee D istrict—5s Jan 1957_____________J&J 100

M A IN E
4%
5 Ms Bonus Fund ’25-’30-J&D
4.10 5s H way & Bdge '26-’54 -A & 0
4%
4%
4s Sept 1 1925-1953____ M & S
4%
4.15 4s Highway 1926-1936___M&S
4.50 4s April 1928-31 ta x-ex.-A & O
4%
4%
4.50 4s State Pier 1933-1942--M&S
99
Auburn— 3Ms 1925______ J&J
4s 1935 & 1940 tax-ex_.J& J
4.20' Augusta 4s 1926-45___________ b 3-95"
4.20 Bangor—
4s R e f W at '35 (taxable).J& J______
4.15
4s Fund 1925-30 tax-ex. J&J
98
4.15 Bath 4s R e f 1941 tax-ex.J& D
96M
4.05 BiddMord 4s 1926-35. - -M & N
98
4.15 Gardiner W ater D istrict—
4.05
96
4s 1934 (taxable)________J&J
4.15 Keane 3ac W ater District—
4s Refunding M a y 1 1953-98M
K ittery W ater D istrict—
5s Jan 1926 to 1938____J&J b 4.40
Lewiston 4s g Oct 1927--A & O
98
Portland—
5
4s Aug 1 1929 ta x -e x ._F & A
98M
4.50
4s C H ’26-'45 tax-ex. A&O
98 M
4s H igh Sch 1936 tax-exem.
98 M
4
Portland Bridge Dist (taxable)
%
3 Ms July 1925 to 1939.M&S b 4M
4
Portland W ater District—
5
99
4s Funding 1928______ J&D
Saco 4s April 1939______ A& O
97
4.15 Washington Co 4s 1928--J&J
97
W aterville— 4s g July 1 1927. 97
3M s Sept 1935_______ M & S --------4.50
M ARYLAND
4.50 4 Ms Aug 15 1925-33--F&A15 b 4.05
4s 1926 to 1928.......................Ib 4.05
4s 1928 opt 1923_________ J&J b 40 5
4s Jan 1 192§_____________J&J b 4.05
3 Ms 1925-1928...............F & A b 4.05
4s Roads 1926-1930_____ F & A b 4.05
4Ms Roads 1925 to 1928_____ b 4.05
Annapolis 4 Ms W W '42-A& O b 4.30
Baltim ore—
5s 1926-1946__________ M&S b 4.15
os 1926-1961__________ A& O b 4.15
4.50
4 Ms M a r 1 1926-55___M&S b 4.15
4 Ms M ar 1 1955_____ M&S 6 4.15
4.40
4s W ater 1926________M & N b 4%
4-30
4s Aug 1 1951_________ F& A
9-tM
4s Annex 1954_________ J& D
98 M
4s Parks 1955_________ M & N
98 M
98 M
4s M ar 1 1961_________ M&S
4s Aug 1 1961_________ F & A
98 M
4%
3Ms July 1 1930________ J&J
3 Ms Im pt 1940________J&J b 4%
3 Ms M a r 1945________M&S 6 4%
3 Ms Refunding 1952___J&J b 4%
3 Ms Sewage Im p t ’80-A& O
85M
92
3 Ms Jan 1 1927________ J&J
Cumber’d 4M s W W '4 1 -A & 0
Hagerstown—
5s W ater 1938-1987---A& O
4M s 1936-1986________ A&O
Washington Sub San Dist— ■
5
4M s Sewer g 1973_____ J&J b 4.50
5
5s 1969______________________ b 4.60
4.40
4.40
M ASSACHUSETTS
4s 1925-52 (tax-exem pt) _-V ar 102
95 M
3M s gold July 1 1935____ J&J
4.45 3 Ms 1956 ref (tax-exem ).J& J
95 M
4.45 3 Ms 1937 reg (tax-exem ).J& J
97 M
4.45 3M s W ater 1942_________ J&J
93 M
4.20 3M s gold July 1944_____ M&S
92 M
4.45 3s A p ril 1 1929__________ A&O
95 M
4.65 3s gold M a y 1929______ M & N
95 M
90 M
3s M e t Sewerage 1936___M&S
88 %
3s gold July 1 1939______ J&J
3s gold W ater Jan 1 1941-J&J
87M
Attleborough—
94 M
3 Ms M arch 1935_____ M&S
B everley 4s 1925-1936
A&O
98 M
Boston—
4M s Tun 1960 tax-ex.A & O 106
4.50
98 h
4s July 1936___________ J&J
4s Apr ’26-’37 (tax-ex).A & O
99 M
4s 1925-1939 (ta x -e x )..J & J
99 M
4s Tunnel & Sub 1948-J& D
97 M
4s Sub 1957 tax-ex____ A& O 101 Vs
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex____ J&J 101H
4s Tu b & Sub’59 tax-ex. J&J 101 %
3M s June 1 1932_____ J&D
95 %
3M sJu ne 1 1934_____ J&D
94 M
3 Ms July 1 1935_____ J&J
94 M
3 Ms June 1 1943____ J&D
91M
3M s June 1 1944____ J&D
91M
3 Ms July 1 1945_____ J&J
90 M
Brockton 4s M a y 1927--M & N
99 M
3M s W ater 1932_____ M & N
95 H

To
N o t.

96 M
95 M
05 M

4.40
4.45
4.50
4.45

to
to
to
to
to
to

3.95
3.95
3 95
3.95
3.95
3.95

4.25
to 3.85 %
4.40

99 %
4.25%
99 M
99 M
99 M
4.15%
99 M

4.50
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to

3.901%
3.' 0 %
3.90,%
3.°0 %
3.90 %
3.90, %
3.90 %
4.10 %

to
to
to
to
to

4.05
4.05
4.05
4.05
3.90
98 1
4
98 M
93 %
98 M
98 H
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 3.90
4.15
4.20
4.20
to 4 H
to 4.50

6 Basis. / F la t price, n Nom inal, c Tax-exempt; under a law approved M arch 9 1903 and which went into effect A pril 23 1903. bonds issued after
that date b y State or municipal corporations are tax-exempt, and these sell on a better basis, s Sale price.




STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

M a t , 1925.]
B onds

Ask.

To
N e t.

Cambridge—
3 Ms M ay 1 ’45 (reg)_M & N
90
3s Bridge 1941_______ F & A
86M
Chelsea— 4s Park 1936--A & O
98 Fs
4s Oct 1925 (r e g )_____ A & O
99M
E verett— 4s Sewer 1929--M&S
99 Fa
Pall River—
4s June 1 1927 (r e g )___J&D
99 M
3Ms W ater Feb 1930--F&A
Fitchburg—
99
3Ms W ater 1926________ J&J
Gardner—
4s W ater 1926-1934--M&N
98 M
Gloucester—
3 Ms W ater '25 to '3 1 --A & O
97 M
H averhill— 4s 1927______ J&D
99 M
Holyoke— 4s gold 1927___J&J
99 M
3Ms Dec 1925-1932___J&D
97 M
Leominster— 4s g 1925--A & O
99M
Lynn— 4s July 1927_____ J&J
99 M
4s July 1 1925 (reg ).-J & J
99
3 Ms April 1 1932_____ A&O
95 M
Marlborough 4s Julv ’26--J&J
99 M
M edford 4s Feb 1930____F&A
98) 4
5s Apr 1 1926-28 tax-exempt 101 M
M ilton 3 Ms 1925 to 1932-F&A
97 M
N e w Bedford 4s 1926___A&O
99M
4s Sewer 1926-41 (taxexem pt)____________ M & N 101 Fa
New buryport—
3 Ms W ater 25 to ’34 --J&D
97
N ew ton 4s 1935_________ F& A
98 Fa
3 Ms W ater Dec 1926--J&D
99
N ortham pton—
3M s g 1925 to 1926____ J&J
99 M
Pittsfield—
4 M s 1925-30 (tax-exem pt). . 100M
Quincy 3M s '26 to ’3 9 --.A & 0
T a x exem pt________________ "9734
Salem 4s Jan 1 ’32-’54 tax-ex- 10134
Springfield 3 Ms 1935----J & J
94 M
3s Sewer 1930_________ J&D
94
Taunton— 4s 1927______ J&D
9 9 )4
3M s Sewer Dec 1 ’30--J&D
9624
Wakefield 4s 1925-33...A& O
99 Fa
9824
W atertow n— 4s 1925-34--J&J
3 Ms 1926 to 1929_____ J&J
98 Fa

M IC H IG A N ( C o n c lu d e d )Sault Ste M arie 4s 1932___J
W ayne County—
4 Ms bldg&bdge ’25-’39M&
W yandotte 4M s 1934___J&

%

Bid.

B onds.

Ask.

To
Net.
4.15

b 4.10 to 4%

4.20

51
Bid.

B onds.
St Louis ( Concluded)— 1
4s W W R e n e w ’31- M & N
4s School 1937_________J&J
4s School 1938
J&J
3.65s Ren June ’25-’27-J&D

4.10
100M

Beltrami County—
6s Road 1930_____ _______
Brainerd 5s N o v 1925-1929.

101M
5.50
5.25
4.75
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20

_____
______
______

Duluth Ind School Dist—

Hennepin County—
6s Bridge 1926-40--5 Ms Bridge 1926-40.

Minneapolis—5s 1925-1928................ .
5s 1929-1932__________ .
5s 1935, ’36, ’40, ’43,

4 Ms 1926-1935..
4 Ms M ar 1926-1
4 Ms School 1941.

lb 4.30
b 4.30
b 4.25
b 4.25
66M %
ft6M %

to
to
to
to
to
to

to to
oo

o-o-

4.20
4.15
4.15
4.10
4.05
4.05
4

4.15
4.15
4.10
4 10
6%
6%

%
%
%
%

4.80
5
5
5
5.10

4.10
to 4%
to 4%

4.15

to 4%
to 5%

to

to

to
to
to
to

4 Ms N o v 1 1931_____
4s R e f M ar 1 1939---

4.90

5s R e f D ec ’35 op ’33— J&J
NEBRASKA

Lincoln S D —
4M s 1929-1953______ M & N ft 4.25 to 4%
Omaha 5 Ms 1911 M&N
5s 1930, ’35, ’40, ’45. ’ 50

4.10
4.10
3%

4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%

b 4.20 to 4.05
b 4.21) to 4.05
b 4.20

%
%
%
%
%
%

%
%
%
4.25

ft
ft

4.35
4.20
4.15
4.20
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.10
4.10
4.10

It
f
It
f
b
It
f
b
5
ft

to 4.10
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to

4%
4.05
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%

4.70
%
4.80

6 5.25 to 5%

b 4.25 to
b 4.25 to
4% to
b 4.20
b 4.2 i
\b 4.20
\ 4.15 to
b
Ift 4.15 to
ib 4.15 to
4.15 to
6 4.15 to
b 4.15 to
b 4.15 to

b
b
b
b

4M s Sewer July 1 ’434 Ms W ater Aug 1 ’43

ft 5%

Kearnev 4 Ms 1020-1045 M&S

St Paul—

o

ft 4.45 4.30%
ft 4.35 4.25%

b 4.20
%
b 4.25 to 4.10

6

3 Ms W ater Wks 1932Ramsey County—

M ONTANA
5M s Educational 1941- J&J
4 Ms Educational 1944___J&J
Billings 5s 1934 op 1929 J&J
Butte“ 5s 1926-1936
J&J
6s 1941.-. .
J&J
Daniels Co 6s 1933-1942

4M s W W Dec 15 ’ 41
Omaha S D 4 Ms 1928
4 Ms Julv 1931
4 Ms M a y 1 1955
5s 1948,1 5 Ms M a y 2 1951
So Omaha S D—
5s Dec 1929
..

4
4.15
4.15
4.25
4.30
4
4.20

J&J
J&J
.T&.T
M&N
J&D
M&N

4.35
4.20
4.10
4.10
4
4.10
101M 4.15
4.20
4.40

J&D

4.10

NEVADA
4M

4.30

to

4%
4%
4%
4%
4%

4.20
4.20
4.20

I

5Ms Oct 15 1941_____ A & 015
5M s Highway 1941_____ J&D
5s Highway 1940________J&D
4M s Highway 1943_____ F & A
4 Ms Highway Im pt 1937 A&O
4s Highway Im pt 1942.-A & O
Ann Arbor School D istrict—
4s Sept 1935__________ A&O
Battle Creek—
4s C ity Hail 1927-36--F & A ft 4.15
B ay C ity 4s 1934________ J&J
5Ms W W 1925-1951--M & S b 4.50
B ay C ity Union S D—
o6s 1926, 1931, 1936--.J&J b 4.40
Bessemer 5Ms 1925-49--F&A b 4.65
Calhoun Co 4M s 1926-- A&O
D etroit—
o6s Pub Serv 1926-29.-J&J
o6s Pub Serv 1930-51--J&J b 4.50
o5Ms N o v 1 1945____M & N
o5Ms Pub U til '26-’29.J&J b 4.20
o5Ms Pub Util ’30-’51-J&J
o5Ms Pub U til ’26-’48-A& 0 b 4.35
5s Pub Im p t 1926-29___J&J
5s Pub Im pt 1930-51___J&J
o5s Jan 15 1936-42--J&J15
o4Ms Pub Lib 1948-J&J15
o4Ms 1932, 1935-42. J&J15
4M s 1942-1952________ J&D
o4s Aug 15 ’ 25-’2 8 .- F & A l5
o4s School 1946______ M & N
3 Ms Park 1930________M&S
oEscanaba 4 Ms 1925-30--J&J ft 4.25
oFlint 4 K s 1925-39_____ F & A b 4.20
4M s 1938-1953________ J&D
4M s 1925-1954____ M&S15 ft 4.20
4M s 1925-1937________ J&D b 4.20
o5s (M a r 15 & Apr 1) ’31-'50
Flint Union School Dist—
5s 1926-1954__________ M&S b 4.30
oGenesee Co 6s 1926-31.M&N b 4.30
Grand Rapids—
5s 1926-1934__________ A&O
4M s Flood Protec ’33-M&S
4M s 1926-1928________ F & A
4 Ms 1929-1930________ F & A
4M s 1931-1953________ F & A
4s Water N o v 15 ’29--M & N
Highland Park 5s 1928--J&J
04 33s Sept 15 1934- - .M & S
Jackson 4 Ms 1930-47.A &016
4 Ms Gen Im pt ’30-’54-M &N
Kalam azoo— o4 Ms Sewer &
Im p t 1925______________ J&J
Kalam azoo S D N o 1—
o5s School ’25-’30--M &S15 b 4.15
Lansing—
o5sImpJuly 15’25-32 J&J15 b 4.15
o5s Sewer 1925-26____ J&D
o5s Jan 3 1926-1932..J&J3 b 4.15
o4Ms Jan 3 1930-36--J&J3
4M s 1937-1946________ J&D
M arqu ette 3 Ms 1926____ J&J
Muskegon—-5s 1925_____ J&J
4M s W -W 1926-44____J&J 5 "4.20
4s M a y 1 1934________ M & N
Muskegon S D 5s 1942___July
Muskegon C o 4M s 1932--J&J
Pontiac— 4Ms ’31-’47___M&S
5 Ms Sewer 1925-1942_____ 6 4.40
6s W a t Im p t 1925-28-J&D
6s W a t Im pt 1929-35--J& D 6 4.30
6s W a t Im p t 1936-50--J& D
P o rt Huron 4s 1932______ J&J
Saginaw 4M s W a t ’25___M & N
4M s Sewer 1925-1933--J&J
4 Ms Sewer 1925-1949.F&A

to
to
to
tb
to

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Net.

M IN N E S O T A

M E X IC O
See Foreign Govts, page 49.
M IC H IG A N (See footnote

b 4.20
ft 4.20
ft 4.15
ft 4.15
ft 4.20

Ask.

N E W H A M P S H IR E

%
%
%

3 Ms Hospital 1925..
J&J
Berlin— 4s R e f 1925
M&N
Concord—
3M s 1925 to 1929 - - . J&J
D over 3 Ms 1928-1931
J&D
Manchester—
4s 1925-1940 (tax-ex) F& A
4s 1925-1942 (tax-ex)
J&J
4s Sewer 1926-1943 (tax-

99 M
98 M
96 M
98 M
98 M
98 M
98 M

Portsmouth—

98M
109

4.60
NEW JERSEY

M IS S IS S IP P I

5Ms Im pt 1926-1930—
4.20
4.20 %
4.35 4 Ms 1930-1950.
4%
4.35 4 Ms July 1 1925-1935-.
4%
4
4.20
4.20
4.15
4.15
4.15
4
4.10
4.10
4%
M eridian—
4%
4.20
4%
Mississippi Levee District—■
4%
4.20

to 4 20 %
to 4%
4.05
4.05
4
4.05

4

6 4.30 to 4.20

%

4-50 Aubud S D Os’ 25-’40
A& O
4.45 Bayonne— 5s Fund 1928 J&J
5s Jan 1 1926-1949
J&J
4.85
4.85
4M s Jan 1 1933-..
J&J
4.80
4M s 1925-1953..
F& A

Vicksburg—
h d

h

4 1 5 o p t io n a l 1 2 s 92
92

&

4.10 4Ms Road
bdge 1938 J&J
4M s 1940- --_ -J&J 102 M 103
4.20
4.25 4M s 1955 ____
________ J&J 102 M 103
4.15 Asbury Park—4.15
4.15 Atlantic C ity— 5s 1925- J& D
4
6s 1927. _ ______
A& O
4.10
J&J
4M s 1925-1937 _____
4.75
4M s 1938-1958 - . J&J
4.25
4M s g W ater 1926____ J&J
4.50
4M s Paving 1938 _____ J&J
4.20
4M s Jan 1 1945.. .
.J&J
4.35
4s Water 1930. . .
__ J&J
4. iO Atlantic Co— 6s R ’d ’26 J& D 6 4% 3 .95%
4.70 Atlantic Highlands—

fin to 4%

4.40
Belleville S D 5s ’27-’44 M & N
4.50 Bergen C o 5Ms '31-’34 J&D
4.80 to 4.50 %
5 Ms Dec 1 1935-1942 J&D
J&D
5s Dec 1944______
4.75
4.75
5s Dec 15 1925-1955 J&D 15
4 Ms 1926-1939. - - A&O
4'Ms Aug 1925-1938
F&A

4
4.10
4.15
M IS S O U R I
4.10
4.10 5s M arch 1930-1936____
100
99
4s Road 1933-34 Ser D _.
3.80 Kansas C ity —
5s W ater W orks 1939--J&J 107
to 4%
4M s Sept 1 1930______ M & S 101.02
4 Ms M ar 1 1933______ M&S 101.78
to 4%
4M s W ater Works 1942-J&J 6 4.20 to 4.05
4%
4s Sept 1 1930________ M & S
98 M
Kansas C ity School Dist—
to 4 %
4.10
5s July 1941___________ J&J 107 M
101
4.05
in i v
4
4
4M s Jan 1943__________ J&J
to 4 %
98 M
4.15
97 M
4.20
3 Ms July 1925_________ J&J
99 M
4.10 L ittle R iver Drainage Dist—
5Ms Oct 1925-1944---A & O 6 5.30 to 5.10
4.20
to 4%
St Joseph 4s 1926______ M & N
99M 100
4.15 St Joseph School District—
to 4.15 %
4 Ms, 1925, 1930 and 1935-- 6 4.30 to 4.15
4.40 St Louis—
4.15
4 Ms Bridge-Compl ’35 A&O 6 4.10 to 3.95
4
4 Ms Public Bldg & Im p
to 4%
1928-1943____________ J&J ft 4.10 to 3.95
4s Insane Asylum ’2 8 -A & 0 ft 4.20 to 4%
to 4%
4s Public Im pt 1928____ J&J ft 4.20 to 4%

4

%

4.20

%
%
%
%

Camden—
5 M s A u g l 1925-1961 F & A 6 4.25
4M s School 1943_____ A&O ft 4.20
4 Ms W ater ’26 to ’60 M & N ft 4.20
ft 4.20
6 4.25
4M s 1935-1957-_ .
J&J 6 4.25
£ 4 Ms 1926-1964 ______ F & A ft 4.25
4s 1944
J&J 6 4.20
Cape M a y — 5s 1934
J&D
4 Ms School 1926-1951 M&S
4 Ms 1926-1952
M&S
5s Sewer 1926-1960
4s 1934-..

J&J
A&O

3 M s W ater 1933
A&O
Elizabeth— 4Ms 1955
J&J
5M s D ec 1 "1925-1946.J&D 6 4.25
Englewood— 4s Sept ’35 M & S
Essex Co 4 Ms Road ’35 F & A
4M s L ’d Purch ’26-’46-J&J
4 Ms Hospital ’25-’4 9 ..F & A
4M s Road 1932-1936..F & A
4s 1926________________ F& A
4s Hospital 1946 _ -F & A
3.65s Park ’26 to ’3 5 .-F & A
Essex Fells (Boro) 5s July 28
1925-1960 .
----.
Garfield 5 Ms 1929____

M&S

4M s I mp 1926-1942____ J&J

6 4.20
6 4.20
6 4.20
ft 4.20
6 4.25
ft 4.10
6 4.15

4.15
4.15

4.35
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.30
43 0
4.30
5
4.80
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.20
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20

4.10%
4.05%
4.05%
4%
to 4.10 %
to 4.10 %
to 4.10 %
4 .05%
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.15
to 4%
4.10
4.75
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to 4.05 %
to 4.05 %
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that date by municipal corporations are tax-exempt and these, accordingly, sell on a better basis.




STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

53
B onds.
Harrison— 4s 1930________ J&J
Hoboken— 4 Ms 1940_____ J&J
3Ms 1931_____________M & N
5s School 1926-1954___J&J
6s Sewer June 1 1926--J& D
6s P a v & Sewer 1926-.F& A
Hudson Co— 4 M-s 1948--A& O
4Ms M a y 1 1950_____ M & N
4s g Park 1959 & '5 4 --M & N
4s gold refunding 1935-F&A
6s Road July 15 1925-J&J15
Irvington 5s School '6 3 --J&D
Jersey C ity — 6s 1926----- J&D
5Ms School 1942-1953 - A&O
5Ms D ec 1 1931-1933--J&D
4Ms School 1925-58___J&D
4Ms Refunding 1928___J&J
4M s School 1945______ J&J
4Ms W ater 1961______ A&O
4M s Park M a r 1961---M&S
4s W ater 1932_________ A&O
4s Refunding 1949____ F & A
Keansburg 5 M s____
Kearny 4 H s 1936---------- F & A
4 Ms A pril 1962________ A&O
4 Ms Sch Im p t ’ 25-’52-J&D
Lodi— 5s 1926-1947______ J&J
Long Branch 5s 1943____ M &N
4s June 1 1935---------- J&D
Lyndhurst 5s 1925-1957--J&J
6s Im p t 1926__________ J&D
M ercer Co— 4 Ms 1933___J&J
3s Road 1933-............J & D
3Ms A pril 1941---------- A&O
6s Road&Bdge ’25-’34-F& A
Middlesex Co 4 Ms ’26-’34. J&J
6s Road 1925-1931____J&D
4M s Fund July 1925-1939-_
4M s Road 1927-44— F&A2
4 Ms Im pt 1926-32----- A&O
3 Ms Bridge '26 to '3 1 --J&J
Monmouth Co 6s 1926_--M&S
4M s 1926-1954-M ontclair 4 Ms Sch 1941-A&O
4M s High Sch Bldg '44. J&D
3M s School 1932-------- J&J
Morris Co— 4s '35 opt '05-J&J
4M s 1942 opt 1922____J&J
Morristown 4 Ms ’25-’42- - J&D
N ew ark— 4M s 1944-------F& A
5M s Oct 15’25 to '59 A& 015
5s 1925-1958___________ J&J
4M s Dock 1959-------- F& A
4 Ms A pr 15 ’26-’61.A&015
4Ms School D ec 1 '4 5 --J&D
4s Sch House 1959 opt 1949
4s Pas Val Sew'61op’51 J&D
3M s 1929______________ J&D
3M s Track E le v 1954-F&A
Vailsburg 4M s 1934----J&J
N ew Brunswick—
4 M s Aug 1 1925-57----F & A
N ortn Bergen 5s 1941— J&D
6s School 1925-29____ M & S
6s School 1930-58____ M & S
N orth Plainfield 5s 1925-1954
N u tley 5s 1933__________ J&D
Ocean C ity — 5s 1944----- F & A
Orange— 5s 1926 to 1932-J&J
5s W ater 1938_________ F & A
4 Ms School 1943-------- J&D
4s School House 1934--J&D
Passaic 4 Ms 1926-40----- M&S
5Ms Gen Im p ’25-’28--J&D
5M s Gen Im p ’29-’44_-J&D
5Ms Gen Im p '4 5 -5 1 --J & D
5s Im p 1925-1948----- M & N
4 M s Refunding 1944_ _M & N
Paterson 6s 1925 & 1926.M & N
5Ms 1927-1934_______ M & N
5Ms 1935-1959--.----- M & N
4M s 1933 to 1944____ M & N
4M s Feb 1 1945_______F&A
4s N C Hall 1925 to ’32-J&J
Perth A m boy 4 Ms A pr 1944_ 4M s W ater 1927-29-.M&S2
4 Ms W ater 1930-34--M&S2
4M s W ater 1935-64--M&S2
4M s School 1938-------------4 Ms Funding 1925-27-A&O
Plainfield— 4s 1925 to '34. J&D
4s School 1959________ M & N
4 Ms 1925-1962 various. .
Ramsey 5s W ater 1925-1940
Red Bank (Borough)—
4M s 1926-1953_______M & N
Ridgefield 5s July ’ 25-’31-J&J
Ridgewood 5s 1925-26— F & A
Riverside 5s 1925-1933--A & O
Sea Isle C ity 5s 1943----- F& A
Sou Orange— 4s '25 to '44-J&J
Summit 4M s Sch 1941----F & A
4s 1933_______________ M & N
Trenton—
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5Ms Oct 1925-1951--- A& O
4 Ms W ater 1943-------- A&O
4M s School 1930-60--M & S
4s C ity H all 1939_____ J&D
3 Ms Sch N o v i 1929--M & N
Union Co 4 Ms 1937----- M&S
4M s 1942_____________ M&S
4 M s Road&Rdge’27-47 F& \
4s Oct 1 1942--.............A -O
5M s June 1 1926-------- J&D
Vailsburg— See Newark.
Weehawken 4M s ’25-’28-J&D
W estfield—
5s June 15 1925-60.- J&D
W est N ew Y ork 5s 1936 M&S
W ildwood 4M s 1926-57 F& A

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b 4.15 4 1 0 %
b 4.10 4.05%

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4.30
4.30
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4.25
4.25
4.15
4.15
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4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
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4.50
4.50
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4.75
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4.15
4.10
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b 4.15 to 4%

4.20
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.30
4.30
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4.25
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4.30
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4.50

N E W M E X IC O
4.25
4 Ms R e f 1953 opt 1933- -J&J
4.50
4 Ms Dec 16 1952 opt '22 .J& D
4.25
4s Fund 1939 opt 1919- M&S
4s Highw ay 1925-1944- -J&J b 4.25 to 4%
4.25
Albuquerque 4 Ms 1929- .M&S
4.55
5s W W Dec 1962--- J&D
Bernalillo County—
5
5s 1931 opt 1921------5
Socorro Co 5 '41 op ’21. A & O

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5s M a r 1 1926-1971_____ M&S 6 3.95 to 4.05
5s Jan 1 1926-1971_______J&J b 3.95 to 4.05
4 Ms H ighw ay 1963_____ M & S 112 M
4Ms Canal 1964_________ J&J l i i M
113
4 Ms Canal 1965_________ J&J 107
109
4 Ms H ighw ay 1965_____ M&S 107
10 i
4Ms Barge Canal 1945___J&J 105
106 M
4 Ms Bonus 1926-1930___A&O b 3.50 to 3.80
4Ms Bonus 193!-1939---A & O b 3.70 to 3.80
4M s Bonus 1940-1949___A&O b 3.75 to 3.30
103
4s Canal Term 1942_____ J&J 102
4s Canal Term Jan 1946--J&J 102
103
4s g High Im p M a r '5 8 --M&S 103M 10 iM
4s g High Im p Sept '5 8 --M & S 103 M 10 >M
4s High Im p M ar I9 6 0 .-M&S
103 M 104M
4s Canal Im p July I9 6 0 -.J&J 103 M 101M
4s Canal Im p Jan 1961___J&J 103M 10 M
4s Canal Im p July 1961 .-J & J 103 M 104 M
4s Highw Im p M a r '6 1 --M&S 103M lO tM
4s Palisade Park 1961___M&S 103M 101M
4s Canal Jan 1962________ J&J 103 M 10 IM
4s Highw Im p M a r '6 2 --M&S 103M 104M
4s Canal Im p Jan 1967___J&J 103 M 104M
4s Highw Im p M a r '6 7 --M&S 103 M 10 M
4s Palisades Park 1967--M&S 103M 104M
4s Bldg constr ’25-’26___M & S b 3.80
4s Bldg constr ’27-’30___M & S b 3.8J
4s Bldg constr ’31-’34___M & S b 3.75 to 3.80
4s Bldg constr ’35-’49___M & S b 3.75 to 3.80
93
97
3s g Jan 1 1956__________ J&J
97
93
3s g July 1 1958__________ J&J
97
93
3s g Canal Jan 1 1959____ J&J
Albany— 4M s ’25-’28___J&D b 3.50 to 3.80 %
4 Ms W ater 1925-34--M & N b 3.50 to 3.85 %
3.90
4M s Oct 1963_________ A& O
3.80
4 Ms W a ter 1932_____ M & N
4 Ms 1925-1954________J&D 6 3.50 to 3.85 %
4s M unic & Sch ’26-’63_ J&J b 3 % to 3.80 %
4s Park 1926 to '3 0 - - -M & N b 3.50 to 3.75 %
3M s Pub Im p ’26-’3 4 .-F & A b 3.50 to 3.75 %
3.50
Albany Co— 3 Ms 1925--F& A
3.85
4 Ms 1936-1937-1938--M & N
4.00
Allegany Co 4M s’32-’36-M&S
Amherst— 4 Ms 1927-30-M&S 6 3.90 to 4%
to
4Ms 1931-1933_____________ M&S 64.054.10 %
to
4M-* 1934-1 37_____________ M&S 54.10 4.20 %
4M
4Ms 1938-1955________ M&S
Amsterdam 5s W a t 1925-’37._ b 3.60 to 4% %
Auburn 4 Ms Dec6’25-’31 J&D b 3.60 to 3.90 %
4M s 1925-1934____________ b 3,60 to 3.95 %
3.85
Binghamton 4s '28&’2 9 --F & A
4s Sew Disp ’26-’36___F & A b 3.65 to 3 90 %
4 Ms 1925-1956____________ b 3.60 to 3.9 ) %
4M s 1925-1971_________ var. b 3.65 to 3.90 %
4 Ms Park 1925-’37____ J&J b 3.60 to 3.95 %
3.90
3M s Bridge 1935_____ F & A
Brooklyn— d—
3.50
4s Bridge 1926_________ J&J
3 Ms g 1926 to 1937____ J&J b 3.50 to 3.90 %
3.50
3 Ms g July 10 1925____ J&J
3.90
3 Ms gold 1936_________ J&J
Broome Co 5s ’26-’33___M&S b 3.65 to 3.90 %
Buffalo—3.90
4Ms June 15 1944___ J&D15
3.90
4M s June 15 1964---J&D15
4Ms 1925-1968________J&D b 3.50 to 3.90 %
3.85
4 Ms Feb 15 '62 op '3 2-F& A
4s June 15 1925-’30___J&D b 3.50 to 3.75 %
3.80
4s June 15 1960-------- J&D
3.75
3 Ms Park R eg 1927___F& A
3 Ms W ater 1925-35---M&S b 3.59 to 3.75 %
Cohoes 6s R e f W a t’25-’45 J&J b 3.80 to 3.45 %
Corning 5 Ms 1926-’60___M&S b 3.75 to 4 36 .%
Cortland Co 4M s ’25-’51-J&J b 3.65 to 3.95 %
DelawareCo4.20s ’26-’52 A&O b 3.70 to 4%
3.90
Elmira— 4s 1935________M & S
4M s W ater 1926-’4 5 --A & 0 b 3.60 to 3.95 %
3 10
4 Ms A pr 1 1933-1935______
Erie Co 4 Ms '26-’36tax-ex J&J b 3.60 to 3.85 %
3.85
4s 1945-1953__________ M & S
4
Franklin Co 4 Ms ’31-’40_M&S
Fulton— 3.40s '25 to '29-J&D b 3.65 to 3.90 %
Garden C ity —
4M s 1925 to 1952_____ J&J b 3.65 to 4%
3.70
Geneva— 4s W ater '26___A& O
Glens Falls— 4 M S re f sewer
Aug 31 1925-1928_____ F & A b 3.65 to 3.90
Groton 6s W a t ’26-’ 50_-M & N b 3.80 to 4%
Haverstraw 4.12s’26-’37 M & S b 3.75 to 4%
Hempstead Un F S D N o 1—
5Ms 1925-1929________J&J b 3.75 to 3.90 %
b 3.80 to 4%
6s 1925-1930__________
6s 1931-1954_______________ b 4% to 4.25 %
Herkimer— 4M s ’26-’2 7 -M & N b 3.75 to 3.85 %
Hudson—
4M s H igh Sch ’25-’3 2 -A & 0 b 3.70 to 3.95 %
Irondequoit 5s ’29-’53___J&J b 4% to 4.15 %
Irvington 4.10s ’25-’3 6 --A & 0 b 3.75 to 4%
3.80
Ithaca 4-30s '27 op v a r___J&J
3 95
4Ms Rer W ater 1942--J&J
3.90
Jamest’n 4s M a r 20 '4 3 --A& O
Jamestown S D 5s 1925-29 — b 3.60 to 3.SO %
5s 1930-1939__________ J&D b 3.90 to 4%
Johnstown 4 M s D ec 1925-37-- b 3.65 to 4%
dKings Co 4s M a y 1 1926-44- - b 3.50 to 4%
Kingston 3 Ms g ’26-’3 6 --A & 0 b 3.60 to 3.95
Lockport4M s 1925-1944------- b 3.65 to 4%
4 Ms Sch 1926-1944_________ b 3.«5 to 4%
Madison Co 4 Ms ’26-’29-Feb 1 b 3.75 to 4%
Mamaroneck On F S D N o 1
5 M s M a y 1 ’ 26-’ 28— M & N 6 3.85 to 4%
5 Ms M a y 1 ’29-’52___M & N b 4.05 to 4.20 %
M iddleport 4.35s ’ 25-’42-J&D b 3.90 to 4.20 %
4.35s Sewer ’25-’39___J&D b 3.90 to 4.20 %
3.90
Middletown 3 Ms 1931-- - F & A
3 95
M t Vernon 4M s ’3 1 -'4 3.-A & 0
5 Ms 1926-1934________ A&O b 3.75 to 4%
5 Ms 1935-1941________A&O b 4.05 to 4.10 %
3.95
4 Ms W ater 1942______ J&J
4M s 1925-1943____________ b 3.65 to 3.95 %
3.95
4 Ms School 1962-73.-M & N
3.95
4s Sewerage 1950-55--M & N
5s Jan 2 1926-1928---J&J2 b 3.75 to 3.90 %
4.10
5s Jan 2 1938_________ J&J2
Nassau Co— 4 Ms ’25-’29-J&J b 3.50 to 4.80 %
3.85
5s Aug 1 1928----------------3.90
5s 1931-1939_________ M & N
4M s R e f 1925-1928— M & S b 3.50 to 3.80 %
3.90
4M s 1938-1943________J&D
4 Ms 1925-1946-_____ M & S b 3.50 to 3.90 %
3.85
3 Ms Court House '30-M & S

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Newburgh 4M s ’26-’3 4 --F & A
4 Ms W a t Im p 1926-41-J&J
4s W a t Im p 1942-63___J&J
N ew Rochelle—
5s 1926-1929__________ M & N
5s 1930-1950__________ M & N
4 Ms Mun Im p ’26-’35.M &N
4s 1926-1930__________ M & N
3 Ms 1925 to 1933_____ J&D
N ew Y ork C ity —
4M s June 1965________ J&D
4 Ms June 1925-30____ J&D
4 Ms 1963______________M&S
4 Ms (old) M a y 1957--M & N
4 Ms (new) N o v 1957-M&N
4 Ms Corp stock 1967--J&J
4M s Corp stock ’26-’32-J&J
4M s Corp stk 1971--J&D15
4 Ms Sch & Var ’25-'39-J&D
4 Ms 1960 opt 1930____ M&S
4M s 1960_____________ M & S
4 Ms M a r 1 1962______ M&S
4 Ms M ar 1 1964______ M&S
4 Ms A pril 1 1966_____ A&O
4M s A pr 15 19 72--.A & 015
4 Ms Rap T r & W a t ’74 J&D
4s Various 1936_______M & N
4s N o v 1955__________ M & N
4s Various 1956_______M & N
4s Various M a y 1957-M & N
4s N o v 1958__________ M & N
4s M a y 1959_________ M & N

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b 3.65 to 3.90 % i
b 3.65 to 3.95
3.95
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3.90
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106 M
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107 M
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102 M
102 M
102 H
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102 M
102 M
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99 M
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b 3.80
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89 M
90 M
90 M
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N iag F ;s - 5 M s ’41-’48.M & N
4.11 v Sewer 1935-50--J&J
414. School 1926_____ F & A
4 Y .' W at M a y l ’41-’48 M & N
4f‘‘ /s Rrtepav '29-33 reg.M & N
4M s Sew ’39-’46 r e g ..M & N
3 Ms 1942-1945_______ M & N
N orth Tarrytow n (b)
4M s W ater 1925 -45-..A & 0 b 3.80
4M s W ater 19 46 -64.-.A & 0
Oneida— 4s W ater ’40-'45-J&J
4M s W ater 1930-39____J&J
Oneida Co 3M s ’26-’2 8 --F & A b 3.60
Onondaga Co 3s ’25-’29--J& J b 3.50
5M s 1925-1930_______ M & N 6 3.50
4M s 1925-1926_________ J&J 6 3.50
4s M arch 1 1929______ M&S
Ossining 4Ms 1926-42___M & S 6 3.65
Oswego— 4 Ms 1926-29. .M & N b 3.60
5 Ms School 1926-46.-M & N b 3.60
Penn Y an 4.35s '25 to '3 1-O ct b 3.70
Poughkeepsie—
3 Ms 1925 to 1930____ M & S b 3.50
4M s W ater 1925-52... J&D b 3.50
Putnam Co 4M s ’25-’29-F& A 6 3.65
Queens County 4s 1927--J&D
Rochester— 5s 1926_____ F & A
5s 1927-1931 (coupon) .F & A b 3.75
5s 1932-1951 (coupon) .F & A b 3.85
4 Ms Jan 15 1933______ J&J
4M s Municipal 1945--M&S
4 Ms Pub Im p '25-’48 -F & A b 3.50
4 Ms School 1926-45---J&J b 3.60
4 Ms 1926-1936_________ J&J b 3.60
4s 1926 to 1927________ J&J b 3.60
4s Im p Sch. &c, ’26-’47. J&J b 3.60
3M s R e f 1933 opt 1913-J&J
Rockland Co—-4s ’25-’3 L M & S 6 3.65
4M s ’25-’38 (r e g )___F& A15 6 3.65
Rome— 4 Ms Sept 15 1931.J & J ______
5M s 1931-1941________ A&O 6 4%
R y e 5s M ar 10 ’26-’38- — M&S 6 3.75
Saranac Lake 4 Ms’25-26. M & S lb 3.80
4.45s FireHouse '25-’39.J&J b 3.80
Saratoga Co 5s 1925-1941____ 5 3.60
Saratoga Springs—
4 Ms Park 1926-40____A&O b 3.70
Scarsdale4Ms 1925-45___J& D b 3.70
Schenectady 5s 1925-33--J&J b 3.50
4 Ms 1926-1931________ A&O b 3.60
4 Ms 1925-1934_________ J&J b 3.50
4s Oct 15 1925-44.- - A & O l5 b 3.50
Schenec Co 4 Ms ’42-’58--J&J
Solvay 4 Ms 1925-40_____ F & A b 3.85
Som ers(T) 4M s ’26-’5 3 --M & N b 3.75
Steuben Co 4 Ms ’28-’37-F& A b 3.85
Suffolk Co 4 Ms 1925-32.-J&J b 3.50
4 Ms Oct 1925-1939. - -A & O 6 3.50
Sullivan Co—
4M s Highway 1927-29.A&0 b 3.90
4 Ms H ighway 1930-45-A& O
Syracuse 4 Ms 1925-35 Various b 3.50
b 3.50
5s M a y 15 1925-19385M s 1925-1960________ M & S b 3.50
4M s June 15 ’25-’34-J&D15 b 3.50
4M s 1926-1944________ M & N b 3.50
4s June 15 1925-44--J&D15 6 3.50
4s Refunding 1929____ J&D
3M s W ater 1928______ J&J
Tioga Co 5s 1926-1930---M&S b 3.60
Tonawanda 4 Ms 1926-42-J&J b 3.75
4 Ms Sewer 1925-1953--J&J b 3.70
5s W ater 1925-1950____ J&J b 3.70
5 Ms W ater 1925-1950--J&J b 3.70
5 Ms Street im pt 1931--J&J
T ro y — 4 Ms 1925_________ J&D
6s 1926-1940 reg ______ A& O b 3.70
4M s School 1925-31___F & A b 3.60
4 Ms Feb 15 1926-1957_____ b 3.70
4s W ater 1925_________ J& D
4s Sept 1 1926________
3M s W ater 1925-36____ J&J 5 3.60
Utica— 4 Ms 1926-35____ M & N b 3.50
4M s Pub I m p ’26-’4 2 --A & 0 b 3.60
3 Ms N o v 1 1925 to ’3 5 -N ov b 3.50
Warsaw Union F r S D N o 10—
4M s 1925-1942_________ Oct 6 3.75
Watertown 4 Ms 1942____ J&J
4 Ms 1925-1953_________ J&J b 3.60
5s 1925..........
-J&J
5s 1926-1945__________ J&J6 b 3.75
4s M a y 1 1938________ M & N
3 Ms Sewer ’26 to '27- -M & N b 3.70

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101 Vs
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102 M
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to 3.90 %
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to 3.95 %
3.75
3.60
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to 3.95 %
3.85
3.90
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to 3.90 %
to 3.85 %
to 3.75 %
to 3.80 %
3.75
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3.95
3.85
3.90

%
%
%
%
%
3.95
%
%
%
%

to 3.95 %
4
to 3.85 %
to 3.95 %
to 4%
to 3.85 %
to 3.85 %
to 3.80 %
3.75
3.75
to 3.90 %
to 4.10 %
to 4.15 %
to 4.20
to 4.30 %
4.15
3.60
to 4.25 %
to 3.95 %
to 4%
3.60
3.70
to 3.95 %
to 3.90 %
to 3.90 %
to 3.90 %
to 4.15 %
3.95
to 3.95 %
3.60
to 4%
3.90
to 3.85 %

6'Basis. d N ow part o f N ew Y ork C ity, f F lat price, n Nom inal.
* N ote.— Owing to money conditions and the demand for the shorter maturities N ew Y ork State and in fact all municipal issues have been selling on a
different basis for each individual maturity. Lack o f spacp does not permit us to g ive the yield for each separate m aturity 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 4M s due 1925 would be on a 3% basis; the 4M s o f 1926 on a 3 M % basis; the 4M s o f 1927 on a 3 M % basis, &c.




STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

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W atervliet 6s 1925-30____ Var
W est Seneca 5s '25-’38___A&O
Westch’r Oo 3 Ms '27&'28 J&D b 3 75
5Ms 1925 reg__________ J&D
5Ms 1926-32 reg_____ J& D 6 3.60
5s 1939-76_____________J& D
5s June 1 1929-54____ J& D 6 3.85
4M s San Sew ’33-’82— J&J b 3.65
4 M S Parkway 1962-86-J& D
4M s Oo Bldg 1927-44.A&O b 3.75
4s Co Bldg 1926-59___M&S b 3.60
4s 1930 to 1935________ F & A
W hite Plains— 4s ’25-’28-F& A' b 3.65
4M s 1935-1959 (re g )..M & S b 3.95
5Ms Sch 1931-1936
A&O b 4%
3M s W ater 1931_____A& O
W olcott 4 Ms Jly 15'25-'42J&J
Yonkers 5Ms Jan 1926--A& 0
5Ms Jan 1927-1961___A& O 6 3.80
4M s July 1 1925-62.— A&O b 3-60
4 Ms M ar 1 ’27-’5 6 -.-A & 0 b 3 75
5s A pril 1 1926-1927______ b 3. 5
5s 1925-1938__________ A&O b 3.65
N O R T H C A R O L IN A
5s July 1961.... ........................
4 Ms School 1927-46_____ J&J
4M s 1927-1962____
J&J
4s Refunding 1950________ J&J
4s Building 1951__________ J&J
Albemarle 6s 1926-38___F & A
Asheville 5s R e f 1941____ J&J
5s School 1943_________ J&J
5M s 1925-1957_________ J&J
5M s Street 1926-36-..F& A
4M s 1925-1929______ M & N
4M s 1930-1965______ M & N
Buncombe Co 5s '25-'46--J&D
4M s Funding 1939___M&S
6s Bridge 1928-37____ A&O
Charlotte— 5s St&Sew’29. J&J
5s School 1926-46_____ F & A
5Ms Fund 1926-29___F&A
5Ms 1925-1930______ M & N
5Ms 1931-1948______ M & N
4M s W ater M ar 1935-.J&J
4M s W ater Oct 1 ’4 1 .-A & O
4M s W at & Sew 1942..J&J
Durham -4M s Sew&Lt’41.J&J
4M s Fund '25 to 1940.-J&J
5s W ater 1926 to 1945-J&J
5s Fd & Sewer ’25-’39-F& A
G ranville Co 4M s '3 9 .-M & N
Greensboro— 5s W W '30-J&J
5s Aug 1 1942 W _____ F & A
4s W ater-W orks 1954.-J&J
Greenville 5s W W ’5 8 .-F & A
Iredell Co 5s Aug 1 ’42-F & A
4M s 1929-1939_______ A&O 6 4.5)
4M s 1940-1950_______ A&O >4 i,0
Lee Co 5s Road 1952. - .M & N
Lincoln Co 5s 1943 & ’48-J&J
5s Bridge 1937-1951___F & A
Mecklenburg Co—
6s R e f N o v 1950_____ M & N
P itt Co 5s 1921-36_____ M & N
4M s 1943-1947______ M & S
5s Fund June 1959____ J&J
Raleigh 5s 1927_________ A&O
5s Munic Bldg 1939___J&J
5s Im pt June 1 1944..J& D
Rutherford Co 5s ’25-’52.J&J
Salisbury 6s Im pt ’25-'35-J&J
6s 1925-1941............ ..M & N
Surrey Co 6s M a y 1933-1958W ake Co 5s Fund '48____ J&J
Weldon 6s Jan 1926-1942
W ilm ington—
5s R e f & im pt 1955___A&O
4M s 1925-1962________A& O
4M s g W a t & Sew ’4 8 -A & 0
4M s W a t & Sew 1952--J&J
4s g R e f July 1 1929..-J&J
Wilson— 4 Ms ’27-’29____ F& A
4 Ms 1930-1931________ F & A
4M s 1932-1914________ F& A
4M s 1945-1957________ F & A
Winston-Salem— 5s ’2 5 .M & S
5s gen im pt 1944______ J&J
5s Sept 1925-1947____ M & S
4M s July 1 1942.......... J&J
4M s July 1 1952_______J&J
6s Im p A ug 15’25-30 F&A15
NORTH DAKO TA
5s Farm Loan 1935, 1940, 1945
and 1950_______________ J&J
5Ms 1945 & 1948 ser C .. .J & J
5Ms July 1928-1933______ J&J
Grand Forks 5s. .M a y ’25-’38
W ard Co 4M s July 1925.J&J
O H IO (See foot-note *)
4Ms 1925-1932__________ A&O b 4.30
♦Akron 6s 1925-1940____ A& O b 4.30
*5s 1925 & 1928______ V a r. 6 4.10
♦5s W ater 1925-1953-A&0 6 4.25
♦5Ms 1926-1929______ J&Jj& 4.15
♦5M 1930-1937_______ J & J --------*5M s 1938-1951_______ J & jl-------4M s 1925-1947________A & O b 4.25
*4M s 1936-1955______ A& O
♦4 M W W D ec31’25-37 -JD31 b 4.20
4s W W 1942__________ A&O
Alliance 4M s 1927-32-..J&D
♦5s W ater Dec 15 1926-50- b 4.25
Ashland—
♦5M W W Im p ’25-’44 A& O b 4.60
Butler Co—
► *4 Ms F l-Em er’26-’31 - M & N
Cambridge— 4M s ’26-’34.J&J
*5s Sewer 1953______ M & S
♦5s Sewer 1931-37____ M & S
Canton— *5s Sew 1953.-M & S
*5M s Fund 1925-37-..J&D 6 4.15
*6s W ater 1944-1959.-A& O
4M s W ater-W ks '3 0 .-M & S
4s 1926 & 1927________ F & A 6 4.10
♦Canton S D 5s 1954..A & 08
♦5s D ec 10 ’ 25-’26_J&D10
*4M s Dec 5 1939-42.-J&D
*4.40s 1956________________
Cincinnati—
♦6s Funding 1928____ F& A
* 5 Ms Im p M a r 1941--M&S
♦5 Ms Im pt Feb ’46, ’51 F& A
♦5Ms M a r 10 ’31---M & S10
♦5s July 1 1965 . ......... ..J & J ..........

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4.15 Cincinnati (Concluded)—
4.10
♦4 Ms July 1943______ J&J
4.40
to 3.80 %
4.10 4M sOct 15 1925-33—A& 015 b 4.15 to 4 C
♦4Ms Sewer 1955_____ A&O
,
♦4 Ms Sew Sep 3 ’37-M&S3
3.50
4.20 4s Funding 1925-27_____ F & A b 4.15 to 4\
to 3.90 %
3.65s g Feb 1937---F& A
3.90 Canadian Co 4s ’26-’31— F & A
4.50
3M s W ater '45 o p '25-F & A
3.90 Guthrie 6s W W 1943___A& O
4
5
to 4%
3s W ater 1939 op ’ 19-F&A
3.90 Muskogee— 4 Ms 1925--M & N
4
to 3.75 %
4
Cine S D * 4 Ms 1934--A&013
5s Sewer 1936_________ M&S
4.10
4
3.90 Oklahoma C ity —
4s 1936 opt 1906_____ M & S
to 3.85 %
3.90
3M s 1940 opt 1912— A& O
5s 1937 opt 1922______ F & A
4.30
to 3.80 %
5s W ater 1936_________ M&S
4.35
Cleveland * 5 Ms 1940-70 J& D
4.30
3.80
6s 1932-1933.......
J&D
4M s Sewer 1936______ F & A
4.25
4.30
to 3.75 %
♦5Ms Pub H all 1970-.J&D
4M s W ater Works 1941-J&J
4.35
4.30
to 4.10 %
*5s W W 1936-1968___J&D b 4.40 to 4.20 %
Okla C ity S D 4s 1933___J&J
4%
to 4.05 %
5s 1926. 1930, 1931 — -Var
4.10
*4 M Grad Cross ’30-’ 54 A& O
4H
3.90
4.10 Okla Co 4 Ms ’25-’33— -J& D 64 H % to 4%
*4 Ms Paving 1929-34.J&D
4.40
* 4 Ms Sewer 1930-49--J&D
4.10 Okmulgee 5s M ar 15 1943____
4.60
3 65
*4 Ms St imp Feb 1 ’3 4 .F & A
4.10 Payne Co 4 Ms ’25 to ’29 .A & O b 4.30 to 4%
to 4.05 %
*4 Ms March 1949____ M&S
4
Tulsa 5Ms 1927-32_____ F & A
4.50
to 3.j 5 %
*4 Ms Fire dep ’26-’30 A&O b 4.15 to 3.75 %
5Ms July 1946________F& A
4.50
to 3,95
♦4 Ms Fire Dep ’31-’ 55-A & 0 b 4.25 to 4.10 %
5Ms W at& Park ’30-’49 F & A
4.50
to 3.75 %
4 Ms Clark A v Bdg ’42-A& O
3.90
5s 1933-1947.........
F&A
4.40
to 4%
3.90
4 Ms Park 1938________A& O
3.90
OREGON
4s Park 1929-1931____ A&O
4s Grade Cross’g ’3 0 --A& O
3.90
4
6s H ighw ay 1925________ A&O
Cleveland S D *4 Ms 1925-284
4.30
4
*4 Ms 1929 to 1935-—
4 Ms H ighway ’26-Apr ’44 A&O 6 4.20 to 4.10 %
4.25
3.90 4 Ms 1925-1944 (s-a)____ A&O 6 4.20 to 4.10 %
4s July 1 1932_________ J&J
4.25
4Ms H ’w ay ’30-’35 (s a ).A & 0
*6s 1925-1928_________ J& D b 4.15 to 3.75 %
4
4.2 J
*6s 1929 to 1935_____ J& D
4.20 4M s H ’w ay ’36-’49 (s a ).A & 0
4.05
4.2.) Cleveland Heights S D —
4s Highway 1925-42____ A & O 6 4.15 to 4%
5.10
*6s 1926-1959_________ A & O b 4.50 to 4%
4s Highway 1926-41____ A&O 6 4.15 to 4%
4.50 Columbus *6s 1949-57--M&S
4M 4s Aug 1 1928-1933_____ F & A 6 4.15 to 4%
4.50;
5s St Im pt 1926-1932-M&S b 4.15 to 3.90 %
Albany 5s ref ’31 opt ’2 1 -A & 0
5
4.60;
4s Sewer ’33 opt ’ 13--M & S
3.90 Astoria 5s 1953__________ J&D
4.90
4.60;
4s W at W ’45 op ’20 --M&S
3.90
5 Ms 1925-1949_________ J&J
4.90
4.20
3.90 Baker C ity 5s 1934_____ M&S
3 Ms 1932 opt 1912____ J&J
4.70
4.3 ol Columbus S D 4s 1926--M&S
3.90 Clatsop County 5s 1934-A&0
4.75
4.55
*5s 1943-1952._____ J&D19
4.30 Columbia Co 5s ’29-’3 4 -A & 0
5
4.50 Cuyahoga Co *6s ’25-’3 9 -A & 0 b 4.25 to 4%
Dalles C ity 5s ’25-’26___M & N
4.60
4.75
*5s Bridge 1925-27---A & O b 4.25 to 4%
Eugene 5s 1942_________ M & S
4.65
4.20
4.20
*5s R e f 1926-1932-.-A& O
4.35
4.30
______
4.25.
*5s R e f 1932-1939____ A&O
4.40
4.30
3.90 Portland—
4s R e f 1925 to 1 9 2 6 ---A & 0
4.30
3.90
6 4.25 to 4.13 %
4s 1925-1941__________ A&O
5 Ms Aug
4.40 ♦D ayton— 5s 1926-32-..M & N
6 4.35 to 4.20 %
4.25
4.10
6 4.35 to 4.20 %
*6s Gen fund 1928___A & O
4.25
4 25
*5Ms W W Im p 1944--J&D
6 4.35 to 4.20
4.25
4.20
6 4.30 to 4.15
*5s W W Im p 1945___F & A
4.40
4.20
*4M s W W Im p 1940-.J&D
5
4. i5
4.20 P t o f Coos B ay Harbor 5s.
*4 Ms Bdge 1933-39--A & O
5
4.R; Dayton S D 5 Ms ’41-’61 M&S b 4.35 to 4.25 %
Po rt o f Portland—
4.50
*5s M ar 16 ’26-’46--M&S16 b 4.30 to 4.25
4.50
4.50 East C leve *5s 1926-29--A& O b 4.20 to 4.10 %
4.60
4.40
4.25
*5s St Im pt 1930-35---A&O
4.50 East Liverpool— 4s 1940-J&J
4
P E N N S Y L V A N IA
4.40 Elyria 4s 1925 to 1938--J&D
3.90
4.70
4
5s July 1 1951 Series C — J&J 117M 118M
5s W W 1929-1946____ J&J
4.55 ♦Findlay C ity S D 5s ’25-’27 J& J
4.30 4 Ms July 1929, 1934, 1939.
to 4.40 %
1944, 1949...........
J&J 6 4.10 to 4%
Fostoria—
to 4.50 %
4.60 4s H ighw ay 1930, ’32, ’35,
♦5s W W Im p ’26-’40-M&S
4.55 Franklin County—
’37. ’40. ’42, ’45, ’47, '50. ’52 b 3.85 to 3 .75
4.65
4.20 Allegheny— 4s 1927______ J&J 6 4% to 4.95
♦5s FI Emerg 1926-29-M&S
4.65
4s Street Im pt 1937--M & N
4% to 4.95
*5 Ms Hos & Bge ’26-’35 F & A 6 4.30 to 4.10 %
3 Ms 1925 to 1931____ A& O
6s R d M a y 2 ’27-’31_M&N2 6 4.30 to 4.10 %
4% to 4.95
4.75 Ham ilton Co * 4 Ms 1943-F & A
4.25 Allegheny Co 4 Ms ’43 --M & N
4% to 4.95
4.50
4.25
4s Road 1939_________ A& O
4% to 4.95
4M s Oct 1 1939______ A&O
4.15
3.90
4s Bridge 1942________ F & A
4s C H J’ne ’36 op ’ 16-J&D
4% to 4.95
4.50 Ironton *4M s W W ’36-J& D
4.50
3M s 1932 opt 1922___M & N
4% to 4.95
4.25 Lakewood—
Altoona— 4s ’34 opt ’ 14--J&J
99
100
4.50
4
4s R e f 1936 opt 1916— -J&J
99
4M s 1925______________ A & O
100
4.5 j
4
4s Highway ’37 opt ’32-J&J
100
99
4 Ms 1926-1939________ A& O
4.„0
Altoona S D 4s ’26 to ’3 5 -A & 0
* 4 Ms Oct 1945________A & O
99
100
4.70
Bethlehem S D 5 Ms 1925,
*5s Park & Im p ’25-’41 A& O 6 4.40 to 4%
5
’30, ’35, ’40. ’45, ’ 50 --J& D 6 4.10 to 4.05
♦Lawrence Co 5s 1934--M&S 6 4.40
4.8) Lim a 4s Sewer 1925_____ A & O
Braddock 4M s ’25-’44— M & N 6 4.10 to 4.05
4.50
4s 1925 to 1935______ M & N 6 4.10 to 4.05
5 Ms Sewer 1925-1947______ 6 4.50 to 4%
5.10
4.40 Cambria Co 4 Ms ’25-’45
6 4.10 to 4.05
*5s Sewer Feb 15 ’27-’ 51___
Chester— 3 Ms 1929______ J&J 6 4.10 to 4.05
* 4 Ms Oct ’25-Oct ’30-A & O 6 4.50 to 4 %
4.50
4s ’37 opt ’ 17 tax-exemp J&J 6 4.10 to 4.05
3 Ms R e f ’30 opt ’25___A&O
4.45 Lorain 5s 1925 to 1932___J&J
4 Ms 1935-40___________ J&J 6 4.10 to 4.05
4.40
Chester S D 4 Ms ’32-’37-’42
6 4.10 to 4.05
*5s W W R e f ’25-’2 7 --M & S
4.40
Easton— 3 Ms 1928_____ A&O 6 4.10 to 4.05
♦6s Fd Sep 15 ’25-’28M & Sl5
4.30 Lucas Co 4s C -H 1944--M & S
Erie— 4 Ms Sch 1926-39.A&O 6 4.10 to 4.05
4-5 J
4 Ms R e f 1934 opt ’2 4 --J&J 6 4.10 to 4.05
♦5Ms W a t Sup ’26-’30 M&S
4 o 0 M adisonville (in Cincinnati)
Erie S D 4s 1925-38_____ F & A 6 4.10 to 4.05
4 65
4M s 1925-1937________ A&O 6 4.10 to 4.05
5s 1932 opt 1922______ J&J
4.60 M arietta— *4M s ’25-’33-J& D
4 Ms Jan 1 1936-1946
6 4.10 to 4.05
4
Fayette Co 4s Road ’26-A&O 6 4.10 to 4.05
3M s 1931 opt 1911____ F & A
4.50 M a rtin ’s F y 5s ’26-’4 4 --M & S
4s Road 1936_________ A&O 6 4.10 to 4.05
4.50 M iam i Conservancy Dist— 1
Harrisburg—
4.40
4s A ug 31 1926-32____ M & S 6 4.05 to 3.95
5M s (1 to 5 yr m at’y)_J & D 6 4.40 to 4%
4.40
4s Pub Im p ’26 to ’36-M&S 6 4.05 to 3.95
5 Ms (5 to 10 yr m at’y)-J & D
4.35
5 Ms (after 10 yea rs)___J&D
4s M a y 15 1925-1953______ 6 4.05 to 3.95
Johnstown—
Middletown 4s ’30 op ’20 F & A
4M s 1925 and 1930_________ 6 4.05 to 3.95
M ontgom ery County—■
4s Building 1930 op t— M & S 6 4.05 to 3.95
*5s FI Emerg ’25-’42 --J & D b 4.25 to 4%
Lackawanna Co 4s 1944-F & A 6 4.05 to 3.95
New ark *4M s 1926-41--A & O b 4.50 to 4%
4.50 N orwood— 4M s 1925___J& D
Lancaster 3s ’38 opt ’28-A & 0 6 4.05 to 3.95
4.5 J
3 Ms Sewer 1934.......... M&S|6 4.05 to 3.95
4s 1930________________ A & O
4.50 Portsmouth— 4s ’25-’24-J&D
Lancaster S D 4s M a y 1945 6 4.05 to 3.95
4.65
L ow erM erion T wp4s 4 M s,4 M s 6 4.05 to 3.95
6s Sewer 1927-36_____ J&J b 4.35 to 4.20
4.65 Sandusky 5s ’25 to ’26 --F & A
M c K ’p ’t S D 4 Ms, ’26-’43 M & N 6 4.05 to 3.95
M ercer Co 5 Ms ’25-’47 — F & A b 4.05 to 3.95
Springfield— *5s 1925-1934— b 4.40 to 4%
Norristown S D 4 Ms ’43-J&J 6 4.05 to 3.95
4s 1925_______________ M & S
Philadelphia— 4s 1937____ J&J 100M 101
Springf’d S D *5s ’25-’39 J&J2 b 4M to 4%
to 3.75
5s Jan 1951_____________J&J 114
Steubenville *5s ’26-’35-M&S b 4.40 to 4%
116
to 3.75
4.25
4M s M a y 1948_________ J&J 107
108
Summit Co 5s ’27-’30___A& O
to 3.75
4 M s N o v 1 1948________ J&J 107
b 4.30 to 4%
108
4M s 1925-1937______
to 3.75 %
4.20
4s July 1939 ___________ J&J 100 M 100 M
Toledo *5s W W ’37-’44-F& A
to 3.75 %
to 3.75 %
4s July 1942 ___________ J&J 100M 101M
5s Sept 1925-42______ M & S b 4.20
4.25
4.25
4s Jan 1 1946__________ J&J 100 M 101M
*6s Gen Fund 1929--_F & A
4.25
4.40
4s N o v 1 1966__________ J&J 100 M 101M
*6s Pub W harf 1960—M & S
to 3.75 %
4.25
4s July 26 1972_________ J&J 100 M 101M
*5s Sewer 1949_______M & S
4.25
4.20
4
3 Ms July 1932 — - ........ J&J
*4 Ms Sept 1 1928____ M & S
to 3.75 %
4.20
4
3M s July 1 1934________ J&J
*4 Ms W a t 1932-34____J&J
3.90
3.90 Phila S D 4 Ms ’25-’43____ J&J
4.05
4 Ms Bdg ’28, ’33 & ’38-F & A
4
3.90
4s 1925-1942____________J&J 100
- --A & O
4s 1926_____
100M
to 4%
3.90 Pittsburgh— 4Ms ’25-’50 J&D 6 4.05 to 3.95 % ’
4s Park July 1 1942___J&J
3.90
4s M a y ’ 26 opt ’ 10-’22 M & N 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
3M s R efu nd’g 1930--M & N
to 4.10 %
4
4s 1926 to 1927________ M & N 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
Toledo Sch Dist 4s 1925_____
4
4s 1926 to 1939_________ J&J 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
4s 1926-1929_______________
4.25
4 Ms ’26-’38 taxa b le.-M & N b 4.05 to 3.95 %
♦4Ms 1926-1930______ A& O b 4.25 to 4.05 %
4.50
3 Ms Apr ’26 to ’30___A&O 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
♦4Ms 1931-1950-........ A& O b 4.25 to 4.10 %
4.50
Pittsb S D 4 Ms ’25-’27— -J&J 6 4.05 to 3.95
6s 1925-1930_________ M & N b 4.30 to 3.75 %
4.50
Reading— 4s ’26 to ’28 --A& O 6 4.05 to 3.95
6s 1931-1960_________ M & N b 4.50 to 4.30 %
4.25 Warren Co 5s 1929-34--M & S b 4.25 to 4 %
4s 1925-1928__________ M & S 6 4.05 to 3.95
to 3.75 %
3.75
6 4.05 to 3.95
Youngstown *5s 1925___A& O
4s 1926 and 1931
4.30
4.20 Scranton 4 Ms ’25-’41___F & A 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
*6s Fund 1928________A& O
4
4.30
6s Bdge 1932-41______ A&O
5s 1925-1950......
F & A 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
to 3.90 %
*5s Police Bdg & St ’25-’32 b 4.25 to 3.75
4s 1926-1937__________M&S 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
4.30
4s 1926-’30-’35_______ A&O 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
*4 Ms 1925-1957______ A&O b 4.20 to 3.75
4
Youngstown School Dist—
Scran ton S D 4s ’26-’28-’33 A&O 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
4.25
4.25
3M s 1925-1932.............F & A 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
*4 Ms 1944-1947______ M & S
4.30
Uniontown 4s ’28 tax-ex M & N 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
*5s 1925-1944_________ M & S b 4.35 to 3.75 %
Zanesville— *5s C ity H all &
W ash’n Co 4 Ms ’26-’34— M&S 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
4.15
M arket 1925-39______ M & S b 4.25 to 4%
4s 1925-1933_________ M & N 6 4.05 to 3.95 %
4.20 Zanesville School Dist— 1
4.20,
5s 1925-1943__________ A& O 6 4.40 to 4%
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* Subject to taxation. B y an amendment to the constitution o f Ohio adopted Sept. 3 1912, bonds issued after Jan. 1 1913 by municipalities in tha
State are subject to taxation. Bonds issued prior to Jan. 1 1913 are exempt from taxation.
6 Basis. / F la t price, n Nom inal.




[V ol. 120.

STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

54
B onds

Bid.

4s 1926 to 1935--J&J
4M § Im p ser I ’25-’3 8 -A & 0
4M s 1931-1940- - - J&J
4Ms Im pt 1940-1945- J&J
Wmsport 3M s ’29on’09 M & S
Y ork 4M s 1925-1943-- -F & A
Y ork Co 3 Ms ’25-’32
M&N

b 4.05
b 4.05
b 4.05
6 4.05
b 4.05
6 4.05
b 4.05
b 4.05

Ask.
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to

3.95
3.95
3.95
3.95
3.95
3.95
3.95
3.95

To
Net.
<.
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%

R H O D E IS L A N D
4s Charit Inst 1965____ M & S
3Ms gold S H 1934_____ J&J
Bristol— 3M s g 1930M&S
Cent Falls 4s ’25-’30 . F & A
Johnston 4 Ms 1930, 1935,
1940__________
-- M & N
Lincoln— 4s 1928
A&O
Newport— 4M s ’26-’39-_M&S
5Ms June 1 1925-1958
4 Ms M a y 1926-42
M&N
4 Ms M ar 1926-35.
M&S
4s gold 1927- _
F&A
4s M a y 15 1948
- M&N
3Ms g High Sch 1954 J&D
Pawtucket— 4 Ms 1950
J&J
4 Ms School 1954___ M & N
4s W ater 1937
M &N
Providence 4s 1927-- .A & O
4s Jan 1 1945 - J&J
4s Oct 1 1954
-.
-A & O
4s July 1956-__
J&J
4s M a y 1962____
M&N
4s W ater 1962-- J&D
4s Oct 1 1964
A&O
3M s Sch & Br 1929
M&N
3s Sew & Im pt 1929 M & N
W esterly—-4s 1927
___M & S
3 Ms W ater Feb 1929--F & A
Woonsocket 4 Ms Fd ’41 J&D
6s Fund 1926-1935
M&N
6s Fund 1936-1961
M&N
4 Ms June 1925-1957. J&D
5s Funded 1926-1959 A&O
4s Funding 1947
A&O
3M s W a t M a y 1 ’3 1 -.M & N

100
95M
96
98M
95M

100 M
100
90 M

%
%

5s 1926 & 1927
5s 1928-1930
5s 1931-1939 5s 1940-1965
4s 1942 opt, 1922
Cisco fis Fund 1949-62

J&J b 4.70 to 4.50 %
4.70
4.70
4.70
4.70
A&O b 4.20 to 4.10 %
A&O b 4.35 to 4.25 %
A&O b 4.50
%
A&O b 4.60 to 4.55 %
.T&D
4.70
F&A5
5.25
4 .9 >

97
95 M
99

QfiM
101 U '
107
121V
101 M
9
106M
95 U
95 M

___

4%
4%
4%
4%

Charleston Co 6s 1937
J&J
Cheraw 5s '52 opt ’32 July 1
6s M a y 15 ’36-’40 M&N15
Columbia 5s R e f 1941-- M&S
4 Ms W ater 1945
- -J&J
Greenville— 5s St 1942
J&J
5s Water i958opt ’38 F& A
Greenville Co 4M s’40-’55 J&J
Lancaster S D — 5s 1941 J&J
6s July 1946- J&J
Richland Co 5s 1933. . J&J
Rock Hill 5s 1951 opt ’31 J&J
Spartanburg 4 bis 1935 A&O
4M s W ater 1930-1939 J&J
4Ms W ater 1940-1965 J&J
5s Sept 1 1939
5s N o v 1 1943- -_

4.90
4.55
4.50
4.55
4.55
4.45
5 !
5.30
4.50
4.90
’34. ’39. ’44 ’49 ’54 ’59 *64
4.35 Port Arthur 5s 1925 5fi M & S
4.35
4.40
5s Sept, 1925-1953
M&S
4.50
5s Sent 1931-1959
4.50

4Ms 1926-1927
Sumter Co—

4.25 Waco— 5s N o v 1 1Q34

98

M&N

%

SO U TH D A K O TA
4.50
4.50
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.70
4.70
4.70
4.70

6s Rural Credit '33-’40 A& O
6s Sept 1941 . .
M&S
5s M a r 15 1931-35
M&S15
5s June 1 1925-39______ J&D
5s H ighw ay 1925-28-A& O
5s Jan 15 1934-40 ___J&J15
5 Ms Jan 15 1943
-J&J15
4 Ms Rural Credit 1939 J&J
J&D
A&O
J&D

TENNESSEE

1924. 1929, ’34, ’39

M&N

Grainger Co 5s *1940
Hamilton Co 5s 1935
5s A pril 1945.
4Ms C H & Jail 1942
4M s Bdge & Sch i947

F& A
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O

6s W a t R e f 1996-46
5 bis Fund IQAft

MVS
Af&K

4 Ms Julv 1 1936-48
4s Juno 1 1Q2Q

-T&TT

5s R iver Term ’26-’4 8 -A & 0

4M s Park 1947. J&J
4 Ms Street 1947 ___ M&S
4M s 1950
J&J
4M s Park 1959_____
A&O
4s W ater 1933
M&N
Memphis S D 4M s 1959.-J&J
b Basis,

/ F iat price,




b
b
b
b
b

4.25
4.25
4.25
4.29
4.20

A I& N

4.60
4.45

M&N
M &N
F& A 19

4.15
4.45
5-15
4-75
5

to
to
to
to
to

4.10 %
4.10 %
4.10 %
4.05 %
4.05 %

Wichita. Falls fis 1959
5 H s 1925-1940
5s Feb 19 1969

U N IT E D S T A T E S — See pages 16 &48

A& O
A&O

F&A
A&O

j& J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J

4M s Pub Bldg*1941 * M & N

5 bis Anril 1 1941

J&J
.T&.T

Offdon---4 U s 192Q
4 3/% 1926-1945

J&.T

4

R e f W at 1933

M&N

5s R e f 1925-1928- - .. M & S b 4.25
b 4.25
4 Ms M a y 1 1934- - .M & N b 4.20
4Ms refunding 1934 -M & N b 4.20
4s R e f 1926 1929
A&O
,9 M
4s R e f 1939-1935
A&O
99 M
4s R e f 1936-1945
A&O
98 M
98
4s R e f 1946-1965
A&O

4.80
VERM O NT.
4.90 4 Ms Oct, 1 1925-1949
4.50
4.50
4.50
V IR G IN IA
4.50
4.40
4.40
4.50
1900
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.30
5 Ms Sch Bldg ’32-’54
4.50 Bristol 5 Ms SclT’34-’ 53
4.40
4.40
4.60
4.40
5s*Wat Im p 1925-28
54M% to 4%
54 M % to 4%
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4s R e f Oct 1934
-

A&O

J&J

F&A
- -

J&D

J&T

4.35
5
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.95
4.40
4.40
5
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75

M&S

4 Ms Park 1962
J&J
4 Ms Bridge 1925-36-- J&J
*4M s M a y 1 1931-‘ - - - M & N
4 Ms L t & Pow "l 929

J&J

3M s Jan 1 1939

J&J

W EST V IR G IN IA
J&J
J&J
4.10
4.10 Charleston S D 5s ’25-’52-J&J
4
4
4
4
Road Dist ’46 opt ’32 M & N
4.25
4.2)
4.20
4.2 )
4.20

.T&.T

4 Ms Road 1939 “
4 b!s .Tulv 1 1939

4 Ms M ar ’26 to ’31

4.20
3 95
4.45
4.50
4.55
4.70

5s H ighway 1927-1946
3 Ms Jan 1 1939

U TAH .

4.75
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4 Ms Feb 1 1932
F&A
4.40
4 U s Ail"' 1 193.3
F&A
4.40 Salt L Co 4M s ’26 op ’ 16 F & A

n Nom inal,

4.50
4.50
4.50
4.65
4.55
4.40
4.40
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4%
4.45
4.65
4.45
4.45
4.50
4.50
4.10
4.20
4.15
4.10
4.15
4.05
4.10
4.10
4.10
4.10
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.30
4.70

F&A

5s W W 1929 58
M & S b 4.50 to 4.60 %
4.70
4.50 Tazew ell Co 5s 1925-46___J&J

4.70
4.75
4.35
4.35
4.35

4.70

Y ork Co—
4M s R d & Bdge ’26-’50-J&J 6 4%

4.2J

4 Ms 1958
*
4s 1925 to i930
4s 1938 to 1943
4 s 1941
4s Elec L igh t 1942
4s 1943 “

To
N et.

5
W A S H IN G T O N
4.80
4.80 6s Gen Fund 1926-1940 J&J b 4.35 to 4%
5
5s School 1955 opt ’35 .T&.T
4.80
4.75
4.80
5
Fort W orth 5s 1951
A&O
4.50
5
5s 1929-1934
J&D
4.5 )
5
5s 1935-1959
J&D
4.45
5
4.50
5 Ms W ater 1934-1938 M&S
4.50
4 Ms Sch’49 op aft ’ 29 .T&TA
4.50
4.65
4.45
4.60
%
5s Tim debt 19.32-193R .T&.T
b 4.80
4.75
to 4.85 %
4.75
b 5%
4.85
5s School 1925-1954 M & S
4.75
5
4.75
5s 1926-1956
A&O
5s Sept 1 1928-37
Sept b 4.70 to 4.60 %
4.75
4.60
4 Ms Grad ,&c ’49 op ’29A& 0
4s R ef 1926 opt 1916 M & S
4.75
4.70
4.70
5s Bd Apr 19 ’ 51np’31 A&O
4 Ms .Tan iq2fi-1955
J&.T
4.90
5
Seattle— 5s 1 9 3 5 - 1 939
.T&.T
GrimesCo 5bis’9fi-’ 27 A & 0 19
5
f>s L & P
1Q 7_ 4 1 A&O
*>
5
5 M « T, & P 1929-43
,
M&N
4.35
4.80
4 Ms Sewer 1927 *~
M&S
4.35
4.35
5s Sew N o v 15 1939 M & N
4.50
4.10
5s R e f Oct 1fi ’41 op’31 A&O
4.50
4 M S 1928-1932
A&O
4.15
6 4.65 to 4.50 %
4M s 1933-1940
A&O
4.20
4 Ms Sept 1925-1952. M & N
to 4.50 %
4M s 1941-1955
A&O
4.35
4 Ms Oct, 2fi ’ 2S op ’28 A&O 5 4-65 to 4.50 %

l- „
4.10
4.25
4.35
4.25
4.3J
4.7 )
4.90

4 Ms July 1 1925-67
J&J
4 Ms R e f 1 9 25 -55-_____ J&J
4M s 1938-55- ___________ J&J
4s R e f 1925-55 -. . J&J
4s 1932-53_______
...
J&J
Blount Co 5s 1926, 1931.
1936, 1941, 1951
J&J
Chattanooga 4Ms 1937
J&J
5Ms R e f Apr 15 ’ 51 A&015
5s Audit 1927-32
M&N
4M s M a y 1952.
- M&N
4M s Park 1942
M&N
4M s Dec 30 1941
J&D30

Ask.

.T&.T

to
5s 1925-1960
M&N
4 Ms Sch 1926-1952
M&N
to
4 ^ s 1923. 19331 1939 1942
1943. 1944. 1945
.T&.T b 4.35 to
4s School 1925 1951
.T&.T b 4.30 to

S O U T H C A R O L IN A

Sioux Falls 5s 1931Sioux Falls S D 5s 1935
5Ms Dec 1 1940
~

Bid.

B onds.

A&O b 4.50 to 4.25 %
4M s Feb 1953*“ *
M&S b 4.60 to 4.50 %
4.59 N orfolk— 6s Oct 1 1950
M&S
J&D b 4.50 to 4.25 %
5 Ms School Oct 1 ’51
4.40
4.40
4.20
Polk Co 5s 1927-46-J&D
4.60
4.60
4.40
4.40
4.45
5Ms Aug 1 1951
4.40
5s School 1929. 1939. 1949
4M s Im p Oct 1 1942
4.50

4 M % R e f 1925-1 94fi

99
9J
99
99
9 )
99
99

4Ms Blue 1928 . .
_ J&J
4s Refund 1952 opt 1932- J&J
Charleston—4 Ms 1928 A&O
4 Ms Jan 1962_______
J&J
4s Sewer 1929
A&O

To
Net.

April 1926-1942
March 1996-1960
M arch 1933
School 1925-1945

Austin 5s 1925-1942

4 %

100“
99
89 M
102M
102 M
99 *4
97

fis
5s
5s
5s

Ask.

TE XAS.

100 M
98 M
101 M
114M
b 4.05
b

Bid.

B onds.

_____

4.75
4.50
4.50
4.60
4.80
4.40
4.40
4.20
4.1:

to 4.10 %
Wheeling 5s W W ’32-’52 J&J
to 4.10 %
4s R e f 1925 to 1936---July
to 4.10 %
to 4.10 %
W IS C O N S IN
4.10
100M
4.15
100
4.15
99 V
s
4.50
99 M
4.80
4.25
6s W W 1925-1935
M&N
4.80
4.25
6s W W 1936-1960
M&N
4.25
b 4.50 to 4.40 %
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.10
4.10
4.05
96M
4.05
5s 1925-1939
J&J
4.05
5s Jan 1926-1940
J&.T
4.05
5s Julv 1925-1940
.T&.T
4.05
4M s 1926-1939
J&J
4.05
4 Ms Park 1926-1935
J&J
4.05
94 M
93 M
77
4.05
77 M
b 4 20 4 10%
4.60
Oshkosh 4 Ms 1996-34"
F&A 6 4.15 to 4.10 %
4.15
4.65
4.10
4.75
6s 1925-1941
’ ~~ F & A
4.5 i
4.20
4.50
4.20
3.25
4.40
4.25
4.40 Wood Co— 5s ’98-’99-’31 A&O
4.25
4.25
5s 1934
A&O
4.25
4 50
5s 1937 and 1938
A&O
4.50
W Y O M IN G
4-80
4.50
4
5
4
4.35
4.85
5s 1928-1944
4.35
4.35
4.85
6s Fund M a r 15 1952-M&S
4.30

55

B ANKS A N D TR U S T COMPANIES.
Q u o t a t io n s In t h is d e p a r t m e n t a r e g i v e n p e r s h a r e , n o t p e r o e n t , e x c e p t f o r s t o c k s o f C a n a d i a n I n s t it u t io n s , a n d a r e
a s n e a r a s p o s s ib le f o r t h e d o s in g day o j the m o n th p r e c e d in g d ate o ] is s u e , t h o u g h o f t e n a r e n o m i n a l .
A n a s t e r is k ( * )
d e n o t e s s a le s .
F ig u r e s o f d e p o s it s , o a p it a l a n d p r o f it s f o r t h e n a t io n a l b a n k s a r e f r o m t h e C o m p t r o l l e r ’ s l a s t o a ll; f o r a ll o t h e r i n s t i ­
t u t io n s t h e y a r e t h e la t e s t o b t a in a b le , d lr e o t r e t u r n s b e in g p r o o u r e d b y us w h e r e n o p e r lo d io s t a t e m e n t s a r e r e q u ir e d .
For
th e C le a r in g H o u s e b a n k s o f N e w Y o r k , P h ila d e l p h i a a n d B o s t o n , d e p o s it s a r e t a k e n f r o m t h e la t e s t w e e k l y s t a t e m e n t .
A L A B A M A — National banks A p r. 6; State institutions A p r . 6.

Capital.
B irm in gh a m —
Am er T r & Sav B k .
B lrm ing’m T r & S .
F1 ret N ational Bank
Traders N a t B ankM o b ile—
fir s t N ational Bank
Merchants’ B a n k ..
People’s B an k_____
M o n tg o m e ry ixch an ge N a t Bank
jflrst N ational Bank
fo u rth N a t B a n k ..
Alabama B k A T r Co
Union Bk & T r C o .

Oross
Surplus dt
Profits.
Deposits.

1.000,000
1,000,000
1.500,000
250.000

C A L I F O R N I A — (C o n c lu d e d )

Par

796,765 11,859,645
976,300 18,854,836
3,252,978 36,041,734
137,833 3,563,394:

100
100
100
100

300.000 1,399,889 15,583,787
200.000 d 550,369 9,209,061
281,294 4,242,343
300.000,

10ii
100
100

73,209
551,700
272.215
59,674
130,394

Capital.

100
100
100
100
100

300.000 e
1.000,000,
500.000 e
300.000 e
100.000e

1,913,305
6,638,0811
5,793,7411
2,201,156
915,354

A R IZ O N A — National banks A p r. 6: State institutions A p r . 6.
P h o e n ix —
Citizens State Bank
Commercial N at Bk
Mat Bk of Arizona
Phoenix N a t Bank
Phoenix S Bk A T r .
Talley B ank______

Per share.
100.000 e
150.000 e
200.000 e
200.0001
100,000
750,000'

A R K A N S A S — National banks Apv
L it t le R o c k —
Am er South T r C o .
Central B an k_____
In g la n d N a t B an k.
■xchange N a t Bank
People’s Sav B an k.
Bankers Trust C o . .
Sxchange Trust Co
Onion T r C o ______
B W orthen C o .,
P in e B l u f f Cotton B elt S & T Co
N a t Bank o f A r k .,
tierch & Plant B k.
Peoples S B A T r C o
llm m ons N a t Bant

7,174
500,000
451,014
4,791
214,368 4,705,477
212,681 5,272,302
313,344 3,557,947
310,627 12,152,599

100
100
100
100

6 State institutions A p r . 6.
Per share

1,000,000
zOQ.OOOj
300.000
300.000
200.000
300.000
100,000
500,000
200,000
100.000 e
100,000,
175,000;
100.000 e
200,000]

387,828 17,882,349
25
820,493
42,088
89,280 2,938,070 100
232,537 5,888,900 100
25
75,003 3,228,265:
137,879 9,137,970, 100
92,676 1,340,856 .
429,085 10,060,566! 100
367,538 3,538,775.
75,099 1,096,140
177,696 2,257,868
215,749 2,680,776
883,345
70,917
453,650 5,450,060

Per share.

25 160
100 260
25 225
25 145
100 263

j 165
'265
235
! 150
,273

C A L I F O R N I A — National banks A p r. 6 State institutions A p r. 6.
P resn o—
fir s t N a t B an k____

200,000'e

52,561

2,368,741

L os A n g e le s
185,916 10,760,818
Bank of A m erica . . 1.500.000
2,035,772 45,502,841 100
000
C itizen s’ N a t Bank 4.000.
796,838 15,909,390 100
000
Com m ercial N a t Bk 1.000.
500.000 e
45,014 6,993,963 100
Continental N a t ___
100
000 2,247,550 46,261,691
Farm ers & M er N a t 2.000.
First N ational Bank 3.500.000 3,897,290 86,075,145 100
100
000 1,480,754 70,547,655
C alifornia B an k___ 3.000.
M erchants’ N a t Bk 1.500.000 1,560,085 48,551,268 100
203,191 10,406,510 —
N a t C ity Bk o f L A 1.000.000
500.000 e 139,268 6 12354503
California Tru st Co
8.250.0001 6,632,829 209739 578 166
Security T r A S Bk
H eilm an Com T & 8 2,500.000 e l , 127,390 71,628,165 100
Citizens T r & 8 B k . 2.000.000 1,737,382 50,263,343 100
275,729 5,390,429
Paciflc N ational Bk 1,000,000
Paciflc-S’ w .T A S B 6.900.000 6,762,041 175782 258 156
500,000
107,795 4,467,686 100
O S N ation al Bank.
nnlon Bank A T r . . 1.500.000 i 428,592 12,209,453 —
O a k la n d —
Central Sav B am k..
Central N a t Bank.
N e w First N a t B k .
Farmers & M er Sav
Oakland Bank____
Pasaden a—
Central N a t Bank.
Citizens Savings Bk
C om ’l Bk of Pasad.
First NatlonalBank
Pasadena N a t Bank
Security N a t Bank.
First T t A Sav Bk_
S a cra m en to—
California N a t B k .
C ap lta l N a t Bank
California T r & 8 B
*arm & M ecb Bk__
M erch N a t ’l Bank.
N B D O M ills & C o
People’ s B a n k ...
San B e r n a r d in o
Am erican N a t Bank
C alifornia 8tate Bk
San Bern N a t Bk
San Bern C o Sav Bk

800.000 1,478,720
l.nnn nnn 1,418,488
500.000
40,574
auu.UOOe 140,006
1.500,0001 3,247,959
100,000,
300.000 e
100.000 e
400.000
100.000
300.000
800.000

27,864,129
20,869,479
2,301,945
4,844,239
52,527,452

53,453 1,673,671
164,238 3,497,607
304.203
11,424!
184,687] 5,367,875
32,9211
655.203
116,809 3,159,897 100
341,532 10,096,054!

76,892 1,661,951
118,201 1,235,873
319,726 1,756,806
326,231 2,919,216

share
330
230
130
390
295
265

342
130
188
200

220

Per share
100 180
200
LO 215
O
100
100
100 240
250

1,000,000
364,157 13,118,707 100
500.000 e 346,833 10,070,710
508,934 11,241,377! 100
450.0001
1396,436 6,320,020; 100
350.000
200.000 e 139,000 2,400,000
500.0001 1,164,982 8,456,388
800,000 e 334,334! 7,671,669
100,000
100.000 e
100.000
150,000

Per
143
322
220
U 7 }4
400
381
285
255
151

Per share.

Surplus
d Profits.
fc

Oross
Deposits.

100

Per shars.
140

10<
100
100

179
225
290

181
227

. . .

102

110

10(
100
10(
100
000
100

225
180

—

260
160

1,00

100
10(

214
226
275

278*'

5(
100

•55 H
share.

Per

100
100
80
IOC

C A N A D A — See last page.
C O L O R A D O — National banks A p r. 6; State institutions A p r. 6.
C o lo r a d o S p g s .Colorado Sav Bank
C olorado Spgs N B .
Exchange N a t Bank
First N ational Bank
C olo T itle A T r C o .
D en ver—
Am erican N a tl B k .
Broadway N a t B k .
C entral 8 Bk A T r .
C olorado N a t Bank
D en ver N a t B ank.
D rovers N a t B ank.
First N ational Bank
G lobe N a t B a n k ..
Itallan-A m er Bank.
Pioneer State Bank
Stock Yards N a tB k
U S N ational Bank
Guardian Trust C o.
H om e Sav A M e r­
chants’ B a n k ..
International T r C o
L e a d v llle —
Am erican N a t Bank
Carbonate N a t B k.
P u e b lo —
First N ational Bank
Western N a t B ank.
Pueblo Sav A T t C o

ri5r share•
50,000
100,000
300.000
300.000
150.000
500.000
200.000
500.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
200.000
1,500,000
200,000
100,000
100,000
250.000
550.000
240.000

223,007
115,587
e202,553
381,021
99,348^

1,963,163
1,878.480
5,225,529
5,824,909
1,733,096

100.000
100,000

177,762 4,031,540
1,489,996 15,641,303
1
21,620'
554,677
21,550
954,862

500.000
100.000
100.000

1,051,948 14,765,110
154,265 2,130,540
245,672 4,991,508

325.000
500.000

100
100
100
100
100

Per share.

554,075 10,373,847
37,181 3,152,183
121,070 7,420,708 100
1,705,053 33,716,296 100
1,139,904 34,048,944 100
46,113 1,184,196 ___
1,704,743 42,382,865 100
52,307, 2,109,872
e412
542,558 — 15,500' 1,246,261
10,569 1,805,299 too
1,166,300 20,460,314 100
23,135
982,848

National banks A p r

Clos

10C

d

Per share„

100
10C
I

100
--

-

6; State institutions A p r.
t'ot
100 220
100 265
100 175
100 180
100 125
100 125
100 140
Per
100 430
30 200
100 235
100 320
100
100
100 305
100 450

B r id g e p o r t—
)
C ity N ational Bank 1,000,000 1,209,136 10,157,158
First N atlonal Bank 1.000.000 1,778.367 16,011,463
696,620 10,115,312
B ridgeport T r C o _ . 1,000,000
166,953] 5,127,460
200,000
Am er Bank A T r Co
102,624 1,237,266
300,000
C om m ’l Bk A T r C o
67,788!
851,949
100,000
N o rth End Bk A T r
113,135! 2,056,066
100,000
W est Side B an k___
H a r tfo r d —
206,065 17,781,744
800,000
C ity Bank A T r C o
761,1631 4,197,040
150,000
Conn R iv e r B kg C o
First N ational Bank 1,150.000 1,363,9631 8,125,145
H artford-Aetn a N B 2,000,000 3,750,924 16,446,467
100,000
38,789!
583,795
Merchants Bk A T r
79,5901 2,625,324
300,000
M utual Bk A T r C o
Phoenix N a t B an k. 1.000.000 1,531,309 14,870,448
400.000
980,839| 8,276,511
State Bank A T r C o
U nited States Secty
792,296 11,645,233
T r _____ ________ al.000.000
H artford-C onn T r
C o ______________ 2,000,000 2,956,328 19,490,720
125,9111 2,520,122
100,000
Park St Tru st C o _ .
374,771] 2,653.164
a 150,000
R lverslde Tru st Co
100.000
312,328; 4,813,681
Travelers B A T r C o
N ew H a ven
151,259] 2,608,594
100,000
A m er Bank A T r C o
119,094 2,764,957
200.000
B w ay Bk A T r C o .
®9,93l|
555,435
130,000
Citizens Bk A T rC o
First N ational Bank 1,000,000 1,391,885 15,820,343
300,000 1,065,974 16,151,961
Mechanics’ B a n k ..
525,776 8,161,659
500,000
Merchants N a t B k .
N ew H a v Bk N B A 1 200.000 2,122,968! 7,503,800
651,891 3,453,653
500,000
N atTradesm B k A T r
750,000 1,301,512 8,371,749
Second N a t B a n k ..
non 1,160,811 11,138,378
T in *■ V rTo t* T V n.n

San D ie g o —
250
735,071 15,796,338 100 225
First N ation a l Bank 1,000,000
200
216,190 4,325,473 100 175
500.000
First T r & Sav B k .
310
8,719,637 100 300
200.000 e 873,398
SanDlego T r A S B k .
175
76,514 2,421,984 100 160
250.000 e
Secur Com m A S B_
175
300.000
99,599 2,541,227 100 150
Union N a t B an k ___
100.000
24,453 1,960,169 100 150
U nited States N Bk
200
125,000
30,270 1,467,041 100 180
U niversity A v e B k .
Southern T r & C om ­
inn 200
1 nnn nnn
215
360,482 20.448,951
merce Bank
* Sale price, t C ap ita l is to be increased, x E x-dividend, h Includes Trust Funds, c Includes First Fed. T r , C o. stock.
t June 30 1924. e D ec. 31 1924. t M arch 31 1924. b Trust Assets.
a Note.— U . S. Security T r . Co. rights, 150 bid, 155 asked. Riverside T r . Co. rights, 140 bid, 160 asked.




Ask.

Bid.

Par

San F ra n c is c o —
Am er Bank of S. F . 4,750,000 e l , 692,534 60,456,325
A n glo London-Paris
N ation al B a n k .. 5.000,000 3,778,123 95,220,361
Bank of C a lif, N A
8,500.000 9,014,567 78,570,247
Bank of I t a l y _____ 17.500,000 8,724,853 324248 888
B a n ca P o p o la r e
F u g a z l__________
1,057,000
e213,864 17,232,456
B rlt-A m er B an k___ 1,000,000
e58,916 4,032,255
824,072 6,528,849
Canad B k o f C o m ..
750,000
Canton B an k_____
600,000
ell8 ,7 13 3.317,237
Crocker N a t Bank
2,000.00( 7,366,507 42,407,136
D onohoe-K elly BC o
e242,8S6 2,521,666
650,000
First N ational Bank 3,000,000 1,703,481 27,983,561
French-A mer Bank 1.250,000
e778,404 17,385,077
T h e San Fran Bank 1,000,001 e3,000.000 92,917,170
H um boldt Bank___ 1,200.001 e l , 143,308 25,512,041
Italian-A m er Bank 1,500.00(
e603,023 19,814.481
L ib erty Bank_____
1,000.000
el20,737 5,794,377
Mission Sav Bank
500,000
el38,978 8,374,331
2 0 0 .non
T h e Mission Bank
198,133 2,409,796
Pacific N a t B a n k .. 1,000,000
227,092 2,633,533
W ells Fargo Bank A
Union Trust Co
9,000,000 8,020,411 110950783
A nglo-C allf T r Co
1,500.001 e l , 733,419 53,101,434
M ercantile T r C o.
5.500.001 e4,921,416 144433102
Flrst Federal T r Co 1,500,001
930,911 24,117,970
United Bk A T r Co
4,500,001
812,490 41,796,947
San Jose—
Bank of San Jose300.001
e412,805 5,441,410
701.332 7,347,238
First N ational Bank
500,00i
300,000
50,593 1,294.972
Grow ers B an k ____
Security Sav Bank
100,001
298,700 2.612.06C
308,608 1,828.347
100,000
Security State Bank
S to c k to n —
400,001
e322,830 4,169.957
C ity B an k_________
561,337 6,381,097
C om m ’ l A Sav B k.
750 00(
200,000
e415,005 1,913,629
First N ational Bank
Stockton S A L Bk.
500,000 e l , 029,321 7,101,160
250,000
e64,458 1,458,288
U nion Safe D ep Bk

100

—
6.
#Aar#»225
270
180
185
135
____ _
142
share.
245
325
120

350

100 460
100 295
100 340
100
Per
100 185
100 121
100
100 200
60 225
50
77
100 210
100 175
100 210
m n 29S

share.
130
105
79
178

4 O ct, 10 1924.

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

56

IL L IN O IS —

C O N N E C T I C U T — (C o n c lu d e d )
S u r p lu s
P r o fits .

Capital.
N jr w lc h —
M erchants’ N a t B k
Tham es N a t B an k.
D ncasN at B a n k .. .
Bankers Tru st C o . .
W a te r b u ry —
Citizens’ A M anufacturers’ N a t Bk
W aterbury N a t Bk
Colonial Trust C o .
Merchants T r C o . .
W aterbu ry T r C o . .
D ELAW ARE—

S
100,000
1.000,000
100.000
100.000

W a s h in g to n —
Citizens Sav B an k.
Columbia N at Bank
Commercial N a t Bk
Bank o f Com A Sav
Departm ental Bank
D istrict N a t Bank.
Tarm A M ech N a t .
Federal Am erican
N a t B a n k ._____
Franklin N a t Bank
L ib e rty N a t B a n k . .
Lincoln N a t Bank.
M ercb Bk A T r C o
M t Vernon Savs Bk
N a t Bank o f W ash.
N a t C ap ital B an k.
N a t M atron B ank.
Peo Com m A S a v.
B iggs N a t B a n k .. .
Second N a t B a n k ..
Secur Sa vA C om Bk
Washington Sav Bk
Am er Secur A T r Co
Continental T r C o .
N a t Sav A T r C o ._
Munsey Trust C o . .
Union Tru st C o ___
United States S B k .
Wash Loan A T r Co

Q E O R Q IA —

A u g u s ta —
Georgia R R B an k.
Citizens A Sou B k .
N a t Exchange Bank
Union Sav B an k___
C olu m b u s—
C ol Sav Bk A T r C o
Fourth N a t B a n k ..
Hom e Savings Bank
M erch A M ech B k .
First N a t Bk of C ol.
T h lrd N atlonalBank
M a con —
B !bb N ational Bank
Citizens A Sou B k .
F mrth N a t B a n k ..
M scon N a t B a n k ..
S a va n n a h —
C itizen s’ A Sou B k .
E rchan ge B an k___
L 'b e r ty Bk A T r C o
S tvannahB kA TrC o
C itizens’ Tru st C o .

ID A H O —

Per

100
100
100
125

100
125
100
125

|
2,016,9441
13,348,110,
2,034,848
1,296,3441
3,483,292
6,442,046
5,351,206
6,314,668
14,020,7471
6;

s h a re .

110
130
105
130
s h a re .

6.

A p r.

P e r sh a re .

100
50
50
100
25
100
100
100
50

127
122
60
197
101
110
270
281
117

130
129
62
205
115
120
280
292
125
6.

o th e r in s t s . A p r .

P e r s h a re

1.200,000
225,000
500,000
300.000
1,000 000
160,000
1.050.000
200,000
800.000
100,000
2,500.000
500.000
200.000
100,000
3,400.000
1,000.000
1,000,000
2,000.000
2,000,000
100,000
1,000,000

924,745' 11,431,442
115,656 4,656,812
231,636 2,913,502
619,059 6,232,905
389,181 8,657,341
105,581 3,138,904
101,070 9,134,722
a29S,436 1,633,419
1,033,231 16,169,784
d4,781
340.545
1,735,920 35.040,400
363,068 5,712,771
197,177 4,681,490
30,164
661,276
3,063,054 28,532,994
al56,742 3,288,087
2,327,754 10,930,445
699,879 5,241,729
853,971 7,212,055
200,394 2,13/,887
1,965,577 13,731,006

6

S ta te in s t it u t io n s A p r

100 300
100 153
10 225

156

Too 193
ICO 240

200

100 235
100
174
Too 360
137

22534

Too 339
100 185
100 285
222
Too 325
100
87
100 425

343

100

180
360
400

739,164 38,379,797
859,094 25,393,359
101.907! 1.822.639
595,957 26,386,712
42,922 3,438,725

1,000.000
200.000
500,000
1,000 000
500.000
500,0001

972,742 21,659,004
a40.363 1.735.335
o484,638l 9,026,473
691,698 16,749,617
e75.000 1,303,743
al41,434 2,848,312
6,

230
330
90
190
415

6.
Per

1,400,000
750.000
50,000
500 000
100,000

150

Too 225
100 200
100 300

Too

100
100

160

s h a re .

200

Too
100
Too
100

S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s A p r

1160

6.
P e r s h a re .

200,000
e58,000
350,000
4,000,000 3,635,303150,555,298
3,000,000 2,804,352:59,217,230
1,200.000 2,464,871 34,979,354
750.000
333,731 10,185,061
500.000 a375,586 2,702,827
1,500.000 a572,832 4,964,069
2,000.000 1,651,098 5,202,045

100 100
100 272
245
t
100 325
100 130
100 185
100 145
100 280
Per

1,000,000
c338,582 9,054,026
3,000,000 2,804,352 59,217,230
400.000
236,131 3,354,360
100,000
094,021 1,517,397

100
240
:
100 105
100 140
Per

250.000
300,000
100.000
200.000
200.000
500,000

a227,998
175,862
o78,000
a275,000
252,999
537,043

2,832,148
1,239,374
1,420,000
1,650,000
1,269,893
2,291,844

100
100
100
100
100
100

150
130
145
195
145
150
Per

200,000 olOO.OOO 1,300,000
3,000,000 2,804,352 59,217,230
500.000
634,772 11,155,492
150,000 al94,954 2,381,119

100
99
245
1
100 198
100 198
Per

8,000,000 2,804,352 59,217,230
250,000
al36,140 1,405,000
300.00C 0536,867 3,580,465
700,000
770,438 4,868,989
300,000
o95,931 1,001,277

275
250
330
135
200
148
282
sh a re.

250
155
s h a re .

160
132J4
150
290
150
155
s h a re .

100
250
200
s h a re .

200
190
130

6.

250,000
300.000
son nnn
t

100 245
10C 125
10(1 175
10C
100 125

231,782
322.643
90,687

3.966.064 100
5.902.3671 100
2,797,398 100 1 - . - . _

fw luatjusou.
D ec. 31 1933.

C a p ita l.

Ask.

100 175
78
50
100 410
100 250
100 160

S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s

93,569 1,164,165
a3S3,166 3,500,247
454,370 14,940,978
a ll5 ,5 3 7 1,432,955
a42,546
556,759
526,086 7.708,572
405,014 3,130,401

a D ec. 311924.
o Onnitm
* E x . d iv,
Sept. 14 1923.
• C onsolidation.




B id .

%

623,335
2,975,313
734,059
758,708

200,000
250.000
1.000.000
100 000
103,860
650,000
252.000

N a tio n a l ba n ks A p r .

B oise C it y —
Boise C ity N a t B k .
First N a t nf Idaho
Pacific N a t B a n k ..

6;

N a t. banks A p r .

N a tio n a l banks A p r .

A t la n t a —
Am erican S av Bank
A l l A L o w ry N a t Bk
C tlzens A Sou B k .
F ju r th N a t B a n k ..
F d t o n N a t B a n k ..
G a Sav B k A T r C o
A tla n ta T ru st C o . .
Tru st C o o f Georgia

P a r.

322,382 9,901,921
535,026 3,469,793
1,300,644 8,036,779
418,161 4,535,722
190,510 3,941,242

210,000
220,141'
500 000 a l . 190,037
1,250,000
262,376
110,000
206,792
203.175
860,125
900,000
343,003
1,000,000 a845,354
000 000
971,996
2.000,000 1,467,096

N a t.b a n k s A p r .

J a c k s o n v ille —
A tla n tic N a t B ank.
B iraett N B of Jack
Citizens B an k_____
F lorida N at Rank
People’s B an k_____
Tam pa—
Citizens B k A T r .
Bank o f Com m erce
E cchange N a t Bank
First N ational Bank
First Sav A T r C o . .
N a t C ity B k ,Tam p a

Q ro s s
D e p o s its .

Per

600,000
500,000
500,000
400,000
300,000

D I 8 T . O P C O L U M B IA —

F L O R ID A —

8
81,734
755,637
63,657
32,255

N a tio n a l b anks A p r .

W ilm in g t o n —
Central N a t Bank.
Tanners’ B an k____
Industrial Tru st C o
N a t Bk o f D elaware
Union N a t B ank___
D elaw are Trust C o
E qu itable Tru st C o
Security T A S D C o
W ilm ington T r C o .

<
fc

N a tio n a l banks A p r .

A u rora —
A urora N a t B a n k ..
Flrst N ational Bank
Am erican N a t Bank
M erchants N a t Bk
Old Second N a t Bk
Aurora T r A Sav Bk

S
100,000
100.000
100,000
300.000
200.000
200,000

[V
6,

S ta ts i n s t i t u t i o n s

S u r p lu s
P r o fits .

A

$
313.483
237,630
<321,171
207,853
313.775
227,165

G ro s s
D e p o s its .

A p r.

:
|P a r .

o l.

120

6

B id .
N om

2,497,261
3,377,178
2,498,767
2,738,270
2,336.785
2,430,642,

100
100
100
100
100
100

435
335
375
200
150
215

Per
C h ic a g o —
Aetna State B an k. _
200,000
138.928 3,807,553 100 180
A lbany Park N a t Bk
200,000
104,549 2,053,882 100 165
Alliance N a t Bank.
104.342 3,695,449 100 160
200.000
A tlas Exch N a t B k.
200.000
74,463 2,333,272 100 125
Austin State Bank.
254,183 6,408,601 100 225
300.000
Boulevard Bdge Bk
148,657 7,672,493 100 180
400.000
Bow m anvllle N a t ’l
of C hicago_______
200.000
60,119 4,113,336 100 150
103
B roadw ay N a t B k .
44.206 1,366,134
200.000
Calum et N a t Bank
142,710 7,325,531 '165 '250
300.000
C apital StateS avB k
85,304 4,126,256 100 179
300.000
C entral M fg Dls Bk
500.000
670,855 8,401.208 100 370
Citizens S tate B k . .
367,212 7,834,685 100 '285
500.000
C ont A Com m N B 25.000,000 21,194,631 411191000 100 344
Cosm opolitan St Bk
412,779 10,678,818 100 180
750.000
Depositors State Bk
256.524 5,859,614 100 190
350.000
D ivision State Bank
133,004 2,430,483 100
200.000
Douglass N a t B k ._
978,319 100 105
<22,991
200,000
Drexel State Bank382.323 9,272,892 100 230
350.000
D rovers N a t Bank. 1.000.000
497,245 14,674,555i 100 200
First E n g l e w o o d
State B an k_____
100,0621 3,551,109 100 164
200.000
First N ational Bank 12.500 000 17,956,723; 238 655 968 100 485
First N a t E n glew ’d
200.000
661,446 7,241,231 100 390
Foreman N a t Bank. 4.000.
4,588.341I64,553,423 100 409
000
Fullerton State B k .
259.000
122,3331 3,028,913 100 165
3UO 000
O arfletd Pk St s Bk
82,8541 5,753.047 100 195
250,000 1,635,395
G uardian N a t Bk__ 1.000.
000
Hatsted St State Bk
20u UUO
203,998 3,457,151 100 235
H ill State Bank___ i
57,857 2,205,662 100
200.000
H u m boldt State Bk
<79,703 3,477,074. 100 189
200.000
H y d e Pk State B k .j
328,535 5,101.8971 100 225
300 000
153,382 4,858,2111 100 200
Independ’e State Bk
400.000
Irvin g Park N a t Bk
167,045 4,380,552; 100 260
200.000
Jefferson Park N a t .!
126,145 3,618,043! ___ 200
250.000
Kaspar Am er St Bk 1.600.000
687,663 17,831,313 100 200
347,373 5,678,956; 100 250
K en w ’ d N a t ’ l B k ._
300.000
Lake View State Bk
199,251! 7,693,7771 100 165
300.000
198,544' 5,809,762. 1 0 0 _____
Law ndale N a t Bank
250.000
Lawndale State Bk
188,305 4,669,343 100 375
500.000
Lincoln State Bank
68,536 3,208,220 100 135
400.000
Logan Sq St A Sa Bk
63,378 2,782,876
200.000
M a d A KedStatnBk 1.000,000
463,715 ll,648,517i 100 190
130
M a d Sq State B k ._
55,258 2,204,879’
300.000
M arket Tra d St Bk
109,531 2,672,550 100 115
400.000
M otrop State Bk .
<117,160 2,645,002 100 135
200.000
N a t Bk of Republic 4,000.000 1,514,131 81,218.588 100 195
114. 951 a 555 435 100 150
N a t B k of W o o d l’ n
300,000
N ation al C ity Bank 2.000.
100 173
000 el,658!305 38il88!l91
N a t Bk of C om ’ce .
600.000
401,443 7,203,210 100 184
N o rth A v e State Bk
200.000
182,232 8,498,873 100 180
1.000.
000299,675 8,852,045 100 209
N oel 8tate Bank.
92
Ogden N ational Bk
200.000
51,093, 1,402,278 100
P eople’s Stock Y ’ds
463,815 15,625,7171 100 265
State B ank_____ 1,000,000
167,774 3,634,113 100 160
Ph illip State B & T
400.000
218,677! 7,577,713 100 230
Pioneer T r A S a v Bk
500.000
164,041; 8,417,130 100 200
Reliance State Bank
300.000
175,905! 4,773,854 100 250
Roseland State S B
200.000
131,104 6,078,585 100 275
Schlff T r A Sav Bk
400.000
83,905 2,409,998 100 160
2d N W State B k .
200.000
251,247; 5,284,374 100
Second Security Bk
350.000
498,122 7,814,085 100 340
Security B ank.........
700.000
513,209 7,927,330 100 273
So Chicago Sav B k .
600.000
South Side T r A Sav
315,742 11,016,476 100 210
750.000
124,125 3,164,807 100 143
Southwest State Bk
200.000
State Bk o f Chicago 2.500.000 6,553,493 54,239,104 100 555
638,225 15,797,671 100 280
Stock Y ard s N a t Bk 1.350.000
240,402 10,207,377 100
Stk Y ds T r A Sav Bk
337.500
21,296 1,978,015 100
Transportation Bk
250.000
57,997; 1,942,384 100
20th St State Bank
200.000
Union Bank o f Chic
428,934 8,454,095 100 210
500.000
171,910 3,053,405 100 210
U nited State B ank.
200.000
108,545 2,641,740 100 150
U n iv St Bk of C h ic.
300.000
329,418 10,937,033. 100 250
W ashington P k N B k
890.000
W est E n glew ood—
300,77l! 5,227,099! 100 290
500.000
Tru st A Sav B k .
W est T o w n S tateB k
300.000
170,280 5,094,071' 100 250
C entral T r C o o f 1 1 6,000,000 4,208,287 78,044,440 100 223
1
Chic C lty B k A T iC o
500.000 1,189,846 8,777,685 100 375
Chicago Trust C o . . 1.500.000 1,111,003 21,321,416 100 190
54,580 2,703,509 100
Citizens T r A Sa Bk
200.000
Cont A C om T A S B 5,000,000 11,377,976 121422403 100
517,213 8,025,951 100
D rovers T rA S a v Bk
250.000
East Side T r A S Bk
200.000
97,270 1,348,902 100
250.000
E quitable Trust Co
72,477 2,763,659 100 123
400.000
<81,187 4,220,018 100 130
F idelity T r A S B k .
First T r A Sav B k . 6,250,000 10,534,893 117127951 100 115
740,891 11,381,847 100
Foreman T r A S Bk 1,000,000
Franklin T r A S Bk
300.000
538,201^ 5,070,152^ 100 235
Greenebaum Sons’
Bank A Tru st Co 1.500,000 1,349,969 25,275,088 100 425
300.000
301,425 3,037,716 100 235
Guarantee T r A Sav
000
H arris T r A Sav Bk 3.000.
4,874,112 60,973,508 100 380
1.000.
000
H om e Bk A T r Co
598,642 8,980,988 100 260
Illinois M e r c h T rC o 15,000,000 35,231,207 357194607 100 477
200,000
Keystone T r A Sav
62,795 1,592,130 100 130
200.000
116,194 3,862,578 100, 175
K lm bell T r A S B . .
500.000
Lake Shore T r A S B
237,141 5,535,938 100; 220
500.000
L akeview T A S Bk
754,477 11,931,371 100 325
500.000
203,995 9,681,384 100. 200
L ib e rty T r A S B k .
200.000
Lincoln T r A Sav B
163,449 2,405.205 100; 185
400.000
225,255 8,630,542 100 210
M ercantile T rA S a v
750.000
<286,123 13,680,540 100 220
M id -C ity T r A S Bk
N orthern T r C o ___ 2,000.000 5,347,469 54,587,627; 100: 397
829,888 19,348,029
N o rth w ’n T r A S Bk 1,000.000
678.925 19,375,059 100; 250
People’ s T rA S a v B k 1.000,000
424,700 7,691,241 100 250
500.000
Pullman T rA S a v B k
500.000
474,548 10,124,981 100 225
Sheridan T r Sav Bk
35).000
53,473 4,740,743 100 200
Sou West T r A S a v.
957,616 15,438,276 100 170
Stand’ d T rA S a v Bk l . 000.000
180,038 2,379,122 100 175
200.000
Stockm en’ sT rA S B k
Union Tru st C o ___ 3 000.000 3,835,543 64,055,027 100 330
248.926 13,769,878 100 245
700 000
W Side T r A Sav Bk
500 000
312,260 9,409,040 100 255
W o o d la w n T rA S B k

Aeb.
in a l.

450
350
400
200
225
s h a re .

190

10 6

390
34i
200
205
133
240
205
170
490
413
205

200

210

140
200
140
125
140
200
177

Too

210
300
300
—
350
218"
570
290
455
220
160"
300
237
385

30
6

lo ; 3 5
o 1

133
125'

440
245
270"
481
140
230
225
200
230
402

230
180
190
255
265

c M ar. 31 1924. d Dec. 31 1924. - O ct. 10 1924. o C ap ital pala in authorized am ount Is larger.
» June 30 1924. t Includes trust deposits,
t Branch o f Savannaa. * N ew stock.
1 Last sale.

May, 1925.]

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
I L L I N O I S — (C o n c lu d e d ).
Surplus A
Profits.

Capital.
E lg in —
E lgin N a t B ank___
First N ational Bank
H om e N a t B ank___
Union N a t B ank___
Elgin C itv B ’k ’ a C o
H om e T r 'A Sav Bk
P e o r ia —
Central N a t B an k.
Com m ercial N a t Bk
D im e Sav & T r C o .
First N ational Bank
Hom e Sav A S tate.
State T r A Sav B k .
M erchants A 111 N B
F irst T r A Sav B k .
Q u in c y — •
Illin ois State B an k .
Q u incy-R N B A T r
State St B k A T r C o
M erca n tile T r A SB
State Sav L A T rC o
R o c k fo r d —
Com m ercial N a t Bk
Forest C ity N a t Bk
M an u f’rs N a t Bank
Peoples B k A T r C o
Rockford N a t Bank
Security N a t B ank.
Swedish-Am N a t Bk
T h ird N ationalBank
S p r in g fie ld —
First N ational Bank
Illinois N a t B a n k ..
R id gely-F arm ’s S B
Sp’gfield M arine Bk
First State T r A Sav

1 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 .0 0 0

*

150,000
1 0 0 .0 0 0

I O W A — (C o n c lu d e d )

Gross
Deposits. Par.

*

150,000
1 0 0 .0 0 0

300.000
750 000
250,000
550,000
250,000
400,000
500,000
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

300,000 *
500,000*
500,000
2 0 0 ,0 0 0 *
1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0

S
1,231,480
2,241,909
2,219,330
1 , 10 0 ,0 0 0
2,422,328
1,818,513

2 0 0 ,0 0 0

125,000
500,000

5,564,140
8,804,005
3,145,075
6,938,388
3,323,661
1,862,990
6,840,333
3,427,165

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

159,647 3,204,694
140,423 4,887,752
103,674 3,764,400
135,091 2,534,228
663,024 7,803,332
992,542
3,595,638
3,609,110
2,501,704
9,482,639
1,452,335
2,863,845
4,134,920

325
345
375
350
195
130
275

350
350
400
360

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

Per
175
130
130
167
190

a*arg
185
140
150
175

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

_____ i
_____ I
........ 1
_____ 1
_____ l
_____ l
.........1
_____ l

500,000 *
300,000
600,000
500,000
500,000 *

212,348
123,770
292,408
509,660
317,539

5,753,988
4,719,260
7,163,383
8,051,194
5,110,871

500.000

354,583 9,593,569
56,503 1,353,968
223,493 6,38S,216
2 0 0 ,0 0 0 *
50,367 2,028,310
1 0 0 ,0 0 0 fc
48,031 1,292,293
500,000
218,833 7,544,633
250,000 * 184,889 4,260,948
250.000 * 173,564 2,880,044
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
81,480 1,086,512
1 0 0 ,0 0 0 *
5,569
382,378
1 0 0 ,0 0 0

*

500,000

1 , 0 0 0 .0 0 0

505,801 12,892,159
469,001 5,817,325
622,232 8,204,804
210,214 4,627,029
43,071 1,661,280
50,049 1,571,582
2 1 2 , 2 1 1 4,802,229
356,249 2,903,728
709,853 13,689,694

300,000
500,000
300,000
225,000
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

500,000
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

*

500,000
400,000
3,000,000
2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0

1 0 0 ,0 0 0
1 0 0 ,0 0 0

850,447
1,137,254
189,559
265,624
1,539,129
59,247
108,008

700,000
500,000
300.000
400,000
500,000
500.000

463,089
595,306
328,081
139,253
790,602
343,440

3,167,362
2,941,357
2,529,121
1,771,240
7,811,850
5,405,140

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

2 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
1 0 0 ,0 0 0

250,000
250,000
150 0 00
300,000

2 1 0 ,0 0 0
1 0 0 ,0 0 0

1 0 0 ,0 0 0

1,500,000
1 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0
750,000
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

600.000

6

State institutions A p r

20 0

110

225
20 0
20 0

275
132
250
185

Des M oin es—
Bankers Tru st C o . .
C ap C ity State Bk
Central State Bank
C om m ercial Sav Bk
Des M oines N a t Bk
Des M oines 8 B & T
H om e Savings Bank
Iow a T r A Sav B k .
Iow a N ation al Bank
M echanics’ Sav Bk
People’s Sav Bank.
U nited State Bank.
U niversity State Bk
V a lley N a t B a n k i.
V alley Sav Bank__
Central Tru st C o _ .
Iow a Loan & T r Co
D u bu qu e—
Consol N a t B a n k ..
First N ation al Bank
Pioneer T r& S a v Bk
U nion T r A Sav Bk
Iow a T r A Sav B k .
S io u x C it y —
First N ation a l Bank
L iv e Stock N a t B k.
T o y N a t B a n k ____
Sioux N a t B an k___
Security N a t Bank.
W oodbu ry C o S Bk
Farm ers’ L A T r Co
First T ru st A 8 Bk_

$

1.000.000

150.000
250.000
200.000

1 .000.000

400.000
100.000

100.000

1.600.000

100.000
100.000
200.000
50.000
500.000
150.000
500.000
500.000
500.000

200.000

150.000
150.000
300.000

1 , 000,000
200.000
200,000
400.000
250.000

100 000
150.000

100.000

K A N S A S — Nationalbanks A p r

6.
200

170
190
105
125
190
180
175
20 0

share
220

180
20 0

115
130
20 0
20 0

190
220

85
90
Per share.
210
215
270
280
290
300
190
195
12 0
125
135
140
165
175
300
310
300
310
106
149
252
160
303

264
t— m ___

167
108
125
108

110

210

154
219
217

227
86

20 0

340
150

_

No minal
170
210
210

135
250
150

360
t ____
VTteas
185
215
215
150
280
160

6

Per shars.
300
315

300,000*
100,000*

600,163
72,589

4,463,888
2,270,164

10 0
10 0

20 0

210

600,000 *

568,813
106,738

9,055,293
2,203,615

10 0
10 0

20 0
200

210
210

475,000 12,028,000
2 2 0 ,0 0 0 3,687,090
65,000 2,923,000
657,000 14,064,000
63,000 2,025,000
2 0 1 ,0 0 0 3,033,000
176,000 3,568,000

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

235
190
180
300
125
225
267
Per

101.075
6’081
203.799
175!030
153.691

10 0
10 0
10 0

1 0 0 ,0 0 0

500,000
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

500,000
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

150.000 *
50000 *

C itizen s’ T r & S Bk

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
100
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

2 0 0 '0 0 0

H om e Sav B an k___

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

4.327,224
26,443,304
23,894,436
1,049,352
11,183,818
4,890,986
4,399,422
2,556,123
2,275,789
3,352,137
1,730,114
2,095,690
1,823,319
18,574,277
8,660,731
2,385,559
3,676,039
30,793,633
2,180,349
5,663,579

1.250,000

214,150
656,486
2,311,764
90,300
1,767,750
485,261
*
79,552
* 122,008
43,985
130,365
116,404

1 2 0 0 00
1 0 0 ,0 0 0 *

D a v e n p o rt—

132 >4
285

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

Per

IO W A — National banks A p r.
B u r lin g to n —
Am er S Bk A T r Co
Burlington Sav B k .
First Iow a State T r
Sav B k _________
M erchants’ N a t Bk
C ed a r R a p id s —
C ed R apids N a t Bk
Ged R a p S B k A T rC o
Iow a S tate Sav B k .
M erchants’ N a t Bk
People’s Sav B an k.
Security Sav B an k .
Am er T r & Sav B k .
C o u n c il B lu f fs -

20 0

Capital.

Surplus A
Profits.

Gross
Deposits. Par.

$

$
*338,845
*106,571
*301,203
1)79,356
413,639
r l , 165,145
*75,098
*28,026
r863,492
1)38,423
*304,706
i)63,560
*15,324
241,360
196,114
1)260,000
*518,815

4,885,917
3,215,281
8,390,228
3,541,434
17,316,219
26,940,035
2.958.043
1,917,156
18,359,770
1.589.577
4.763.043
1,537,664
464,484
4,957,410
3.140.577
3,000,000
8,037,194

123,411
294,582
*95,815
*271,137
*216,000

5,295,818
4,483,994
1,188,250
3,434,968
2,612,277

254,487 10,849,603
107,130 4,137,315
128,956 4,735,013
159,224 5,816,286
320,136 5,988,159
*152,985 3,128,553
*110,114 3,198,237
*25,252 1,166,265

Bi&.

As i .

N o minal

priest

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Clos ed.

C los ed.
___m

io o

Per share.
1 150
100
260
100 250
l 175
100
225
too 200
200
100 175
Per shaft.
195
100 195
100 250 250
100

100
100
100
100

100

Per share.

I N D I A N A — National banks A p r. 6 ; State institutions A p r
E v a n s v ille —
C itizens’ N a t Bank
Lam asco B an k____
N ation al C ity Bank
M ercantlleC om ’lBk
N orth Side B a n k ..
Old N a t B an k_____
W est Side B an k___
Am T r A Sav Bank
Citizens T r A S B k .
Farmers Trust C o .
P o rt W ayne—
First N a t B k _______
Lincoln N a t Bank.
Old N ation al B an k.
Citizens’ Tru st C o .
D im e Savs A T r Co
Farmers Trust C o .
Lincoln Trust C o ._
People’s T r A Sav Co
Tri-S ta te L A T r Co
In d ia n a p o lis —
Continental N a t Bk
Fletcher-Am N at Bk
Indiana N a t B ank.
L iv e Stock B k _____
Merchants’ N a t Bk
M eyer-K iser B ank.
National C ity Bank
People’s State Bank
Aetna T r A Sav C o .
Bankers Tru st C o . .
C ity Tru st C o _____
Farmers Tru st C o.
F idelity Tru st C o . .
Fletcher Sav A T r .
Indiana T ru st C o _ .
State Sav A T r C o .
Security Tru st C o .
Onion Tru st C o ___
Wash Bank A T r Co
W ild A C o State Bk
T e r r e H a u te —
First N ation al Bank
M cK een N a t Bank
Terre H au te N a t Bk
Citizens T r . C o ___
Terre H aute T ru st.
United States T r Co

Ask.

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

73,390
298,515
512,419
236,662
815,642
75,038
241,068
360,419

2 0 0 ,0 0 0

300,000
400.000
250,000
750,000

Bid.

Per share.

%
70,740
156,954
295,073
70,000
197,700
187,204
693,570
1,464,701
262,026
918,857
183,227
174,522
743,483
418,737

$

57

2,503,557
798,279
3,831,906
4,376,141
3,322,436

250
200
20 0

350
150
250
275
share.

10 0

Per share.
1.202.143
389 510
50,000*
55j 144
150 0 00
266.421
150,000 * 140,000
500,000* 116,000
1 0 0 .0 0 0 * 1 1 2 . 1 0 0
800.000 fe 868.875
1 0 0 ,0 0 0 *
861920

1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
'2 0 0 0 00

21 .952.707
4,975,461
1,160,210
5,039,387
1,300,000
6,500,000
368.503
11 .599.453
l|545,240

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

K a n s a s C it y —
Com m ercial N a t Bk
Exchange State B k .
C om m er’l State Bk
People's N a t Bank
R lv ervie w State Bk
Topeka—
Bank o f T o p ek a ___
Central N a t B ank.
Farm ers’ N a t Bank
F idel Sav State Bk
K a w V a lley N a t Bk
M erchants’ N a t Bk
Shawnee State Bk.
State Savings Bank
Topek a State Bank
Central Tru st C o . .
Prudential Tru stC o
W ic h ita Central State B k . .
First N ational Bank
First Tru st C o ____
Fourth N a t B a n k ..
M erch Res State Bk
State Reserve Bank
Southwest N a t B k .
U nion N a t B an k___
U nion Stk Y d s N at
W ich ita State B k . .

300.000
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
1 0 0 ,0 0 0

4nn non
500 0 0 0
1 0 0 0 00
2 0 0 .0 0 0
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 0 00
fiO 0 00
1 0 0 0 00

50,000
400 000
1 0 0 0 00
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
1 ,0 0 0 0 00
1 0 0 0 00
1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

500,000
2 0 0 .0 0 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
1 0 0 .0 0 0
1 0 0 ,0 0 0

6;

State institutions M a r. 23.

*333,281 10,018,584
tl08,467 2,663,392
i83,745 1,399,740
*78,428 3,065,142
»125,000 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

6,964,757
6,835,524
1,153,269
1,678,632
610,892
4,152,108
992,960
2,177,425
1,848,463
2,337,999
748,420

10 0
10 0
10 0

348,893
124 025
35,139
il2,721
29,994
158 415
»21 981
t‘50,000
i56,809
160,634
224,453

818,288
nl2,755
1,020,679 18,847,059
508,000
85,000
348,826 13,433,725
126,425 1,261,416
105,000 5,000,000
45,907 1,723,478
39,638 1,038,321
700,300
15,429
i44,359 2,282,728

K B N T U C K Y — National banks A p r
C o v in g t o n —
C itizen s’ N a t Bank
First N ational Bank
L ib e rty N a t Bank
C ovin gton S B & T r
P eop le’ s 8 B k A T r
L e x in g to n —
Bank o f Commerce

200,000
500,000
350 000
100,000
100.000

Per 8har§
190
215

6:

200

175

160
210

10 0
10 0
10 0

166
10 0
1 UU
10 0
10 0

ion
10 0
10 0
10 0

too

10 0

125
800

10 0

275

175
150
125
125

150
125
115
10 0

90

10 0
110

225

State institutions Dec. 31.

256,749
518,854
230,206
137,108
133,927

2,356,083
4,951,235
3,873,767
1,425,155
1,568,851

100
100
100
100
100

300,000
250,000 3,067,910 100
300 O O
O
328,033 2,482,288 100
450,000 3,668,640 100
800.000
F irst A C ltv N a t Bk
300,000
61,811 2,758,387 100
G uaranty Bk A T r .
467,333 3,812,749 100
Phoenix N a t B k A T r 1,000,000
234,434 1,163,104 100
150,000
Second N a t B a n k ..
d56,232 1,660,348 100
100,000
Union B k & T r C o.
500,000
dl61,570 2,123,414 10C
Security T r C o ____
L o u is v ille —
C itizens' U nion N B 1,000,000 1,909,839 27,933,132 100
500,000
600,906 11,093,547 100
First N ation a l Bank
500,000 1,074,338 17,094,774 100
L ib e rty Ins B a n k ..
200,000
315,713 2,268,530 100
Security B an k _____
477,592 4,237,536 rio o
K en t T i t S B A T Co f/250 000I
\100
loioo .ooo r
750.000
221,169 6,670,168 100
Lincoln Bank & T r .
500.000
319.160 7,748,044 100
Lou isv N a t B a n k ..
N at B k o f Kentucky 2,500,000 4,793,841 46,203,402 10 0
1 0 0 .0 0 0
Stock Y a rd 3 Bank.
901,501 100
76,358
494,086
27,679
250,000
Bankers Trust C o .
F id elity A Oolum T r 2,000,000 1,095,055 4,445,270 100
344,003 5,092,350 100
800,100
Lou isville Trust C o
350,000
184,207 1,571,508 10 0
U nited States T r Co
N e w p o r t—
268,366 1,446,340 10 0
100,000
Am erican N a t Bank
100.000
280,000 2,659,910 100
N ew p ort N a t Bank

__

Per share.
190
280
200
175
129
130
173
180
113 ,120
Per share.
160
195
195
134
150
210
213
265
275
390
400
Per share.
350
420
500
475
260
152
192H
340
180
115
205
208
150
Per
220
200

90
350
190
212
share.
225

—

L O U IS IA N A — National banks A p r. 6 ; State institutions A p r . 3.
N e w O rlea n s—
Am erican B a’ k A T r
Canal-Com m ercial
Tru st A Sav Bk_
In t-S ta te T r A B Co
N e w Orl Bk A T rC o
M arine Bk A T r C o
W hltney-C ent N B
H ibernia Bk A T r Co
W hltney-C ent T r A
Savings B ank___
S h r e v e p o r t—
Am erican Bk A T C o
American N a t Bank
C ity Sav Bk A T r C o
Com m ercial N a t Bk
Exchange N a t Bank
First N ational Bank
C ontln’ l B A T r Co

500,000

*346,706

Peri share.
180
188

5,531,652

4.750,000 *3,050,682 74,470,861
*955,959 14,329,459
750.000
800,000 *250,410 6,678,313
839,696 24,551,331
1.500 000
2,800,000 r3,917,379 57,441,154
2,000.000 2,666,231 55,501,625

lo o

1.000,000 r3,917,379 57,441,154

__

1 0 0 ,0 0 0

150,000
500.000
1 ,0 0 0 0 00
2 0 0 .0 0 0

1,000.000
300.000

46,841 1,024,307
58,726 2,555,619
*437 068 8,183,249
512,612 15,914,358
*12,619 1,466,261
*488,615 12,072,016
*212,593 4,873,128

10 0
10 0

10 0
10 0

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

too

.

238 V5 242
3043^ 310
136
190
305
325
305
Per
155
150
320
230
90
320
223

ehare.
160
160
325
235
10 0

325
235

• Sale price, o Includes one-half share of K ent T itle S. B . A T r . com . stock, x Ex-dlvld end . n Aug 21 1924. r Consolidated statem ent.
»Sept. 29 1924. y Last sale
(/Preferred. 6 N ew stock, c U nified includes Citz-TJnlon Fid. A C ol. T r . < Includes T r . deposits. » D ec. 26 1924.
* D ec. 31 1924. J P riv a te banks, stocks closely held, m In process o f liquidation, d June 30 1924. * N o v . 12 1924. t Stock of C itizens T r . A
Sav. Bank held b y C itizen s’ N ational Bank.




58

BANKS AND TBUST COMPANIES

Capital.
B a n g o r—
First N ational Bank
Merchants' N a t Bk
Eastern T r A B kg Co
M errill Tru st C o ___
P o r t la n d —
Canal N a t B an k___
Chapman N a t Bank
First N atlonal Bank
Portland N a t Bank
F idelity Tru st C o ._
Casco-M erc’tlle T r .
Forest C ity T r C o .
Union S D & T r Co
U 8 Tru st C o _______

Cross
Deposits.

$

$

$

400,000
100,000
175,000
500,000 b
600,000
300,000
600,000
300,000
400,000
500.000
150,000
250,000
200,000

427,083 6 , 470,671
268,723 21352,732
939,895 7 , 559,329
553,273 10, 719,862
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

Par.

Bid.

280

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Per
125
140
132
300
220
160
80
300
155

280
400
320
share
130
150
138
350
240
180
350
165

M A R Y LA N D — National banks A p r. 6; State institutions M a r. 31.
B a ltim o r e —
Balt C om m ’l B
C alvert Bank.

1
750.000
369,296 9,759,676
200,000 o 306,291! 7,340,399
100,000 o 102,172 2,543,526
2,000,000 6,441,746 29,186,025
300,000 e 205,732j 7,105,039

N ation a l B an k..

600,000 1,055,553 14,787,349
650,000
436,840 6,710,868
100,000
387,896 3,992,350
Merchants N a t B k. 4,000,000 2,702,482 46,004,162
1,500,000 1,235,752 18,875,996
400.000
549,332 3,959,015
400,000 o 311,960 4,183,685
1.000,000 o 948,775 10,526,310
800.000 o 367,690 3,561,364
Park B an k .
5 JO.000
363,147, 3,747,104
100,000
119,460 1,720,577
Western N a t B a n k .
500,000
678^894* 4;758;319
3.500.000 03,851,640 41,421,300
500.000
5/7,045 3,992,876
300.000
178,519 1,932,339
750,-000 o 307,336 2,440,735
1.350,000 ol,799,402 10,579,447
1,250,000 1,350,195 18,842,986
fid e lit y T ru st C o . . 1,000.000 2,249,545 17,253,067
M aryland Tru st C< 1.000,000 d 569,288 10,892,132
Merc Tru st A D ep. 1,500,000 o3,719,437 17,671,178
Safe D ep <k T r C o _ . 1.200,000 3,911,143 16,774,114
200,000 o 231,381 1,266,040
400.000
523,709 8,370,993
750,000 1,011,915 18,223,014
Frederick—
|
100,000
745,170 5,924,145
160,000
90,426 2,528,293
125,000
286,047 3,118,6/3
150.000
71,836! 1,999,630
224,033 2,906,574
150,000
275,000
536,383 7,273,096
'

100
50
100
10
50
100
40
25
10
100
100
30
100
10
10
25
20
50
100
25
50
100
25
50
100
50
100
100
100
50
100
100
25
15
100
50

Per share.
137
118
50^
107
350
57
120
22
201
200
53
188
14
21

51
..............

150

22H

215
192
14H
22

37
36
117
120
121
40
57
205
...
52
215
141
300
285
625
325
300
130
Per share.
750
60
55
20
200
155

MASSACHUSETTS — N a t. banks («* «. Boston) A p r. 6; State insts. A p r. 6.
B o s to n —
A tlantic Mat B k___
Boston N a t B a n k ..
Brotherhood of Loc
Eng N a t B a n k ..
Oitlsens’ N a t Bank
Com m Sec N a t B k.
fed era l N a t B k ___
fir s t N ational Bank
Merchants’ N a t Bk
Mat Rock B k of R o x
N at Shawmut Bank
N at Union B ank___
lecond N a t B a n k ..
Web A A tla s N B k .
tm erlcan Tru st Co
Bk o f C om A T r C o
Beacon Tru st C o . .
Boston S D ep A T r
Charlestown T r C o
Columbia Tru st Co
Exchange Tru st Co
Jamaica Plain Trust
Liberty Tru st C o . .
tfassachus’ ts T r Co
New Eng Tru st C o .
'Id C olony T r C o . .
R vrbury T r u s t____
State St Tru st C o . .
(J a Trust C o _____
W nthrop Tru st Co
B ev erly —
B tverly N a t B an k .
B iverly Trust C o . .
B ro c k to n —
drockton N a t Bank
Hom e N a t B an k___
F lym ’ th C o T r C o .
C a m b rid g e—
Manufac N a t Bank
C unbridge T r Co _
cen tra l Tru st Co _
H arvard Tru st Co
B ast C a m b rid g e
&«ohmere N a t Bank
P a ll R iv e r —
fa ll R iv e r N a t Bank
M&ssasolt-Pocasset
N atio n a l B a n k ..
M atacom et N a t Bk
O arfee Tru st C o ___
SPall R iv e r T r u s t . . .

Deposits of Nat. banks date A p r 29 1925
Per share
4 , 500,000 3 , 339,883 85 , 784,000 100 226
229
200.000
80,571 2 , 998,000 100
500,000
750,000
500,000
1, 500,000
20 , 000,000
5 , 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
628,873
361,988
1 , 663,612
24 , 041,324
5 , 920,070
810,230
7 , 861,638
1 , 615,839
4 , 266,161
1 , 368,975
2 , 817,612
150,279
1 , 954,544
3 , 793,313
o
20,775
125,154
1 , 026,593
41,763
768,740
821,213
2 , 713,433
12, 184,354
s
24,574
2 , 862,255
o l , 345,659
o
76,494

, 773,456
11, 174,000
5 , 770,000
28 , 087,000
249171000
53 , 912,000
r 8 , 842,692
151538000
14, 208,000
33 , 608,000
11, 54V ,000
24 , 335,692
c 3 , 780,204
C22414 816
16, 976,749
c 3 , 139,090
r 2 , 749,171
c l 6417,878
c 3 , 708,498
c l l 652,355
c 20133,759
22 , 525,101
155448 886
1 , 409,392
41 , 930,465
17, 855,825
2 , 073,158

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
too
100
100

rl

110
125
175
109
310
375
210

385
268
275
175
185
200
210

264

268
105

265
350

375

Per
155
105
Per
175
165J£

300,000
100,000 o

384,809
41,829

2 , 984,626
1, 202,190

100
100

800,000
500,000
200,000

645,693 8 , 070,633
50/,281 7 , 960,856
89,832 c 3 , 631,818

100
100
100

200,000 o
100,000 o
461,700
400,000

48,000 2 , 430,000
323,162 5 , 049,804
982,029 13, 117,835
815,347 10, 106,401

100,000

157,387

1 , 914,806

100

400,000

556,209

6 , 475,460

100

650,000
500,000
800,000
200,000

658,716
521,191
853,326
93,316

6 , 219,108
4 , 190,448
5 , 881,595
2 , 867,869

100 190
100 122
100 210
100 103

share
160
110
share

100
100
100
100

Fitchburg—
flt c h b ’ g B k & T r Co
la fe t y Fund N B k .

100
115
170
100
308
320
370
207
202
365
205
375
265
270
460
165
175
185
125
200

125
Per share

Per share
*225
Per share
150

120

500,000
500,000

574,016
596,155

4 , 333,407
5 , 973,020

100
100

Per share
165
160
173
165

150.000
100,000
2 no,non

211,312 2 , 566,990
114,640 1 , 520,193
255,732 c 4 , 592,021

100
100
100

160
*120
225

Gloucester—
Cape Ann N a t B k .
Gloucester N a t B k .
ninnoea H T TV rtn
O

Capital.

Ask.

Per share
100
100
100
100

ol.

120,

MASSACHUSETTS— (Concluded)

M A IN E — National banks A p r. 6: State institutions Dec. 31, 1924.
Surplus
<fc Profits.

[V

Haverhill—
Essex N a t B an k___
First N ation a l Bank
H a verh ill N a t Bank
M errim ack N a t Bk
H a verh ill Tru st C o_
H o ly o k e —
C ity N ation a l Bank
H oly ok e N a t B an k.
Park N ation a l Bank
H a dley Falls T r Co
L a w re n c e —
B ay State N a t B k .
A rlington Trust Co
Lawrence Trust Co
M erchants’ T r C o .
L o w e ll—
A ppleton N a t Bank
O la L ow ell N a t B k .
Union N a t B an k___
W am eslt N a t Bank
L ow ell Trust C o ___
M iddlesex N a t B k .
Lynn—
Central N a t B an k.
M anu fac’rs N a t Bk
N ation al C ity Bank
State N atlonal Bank
Essex Trust C o ____
L yn n S D ep < T C o
fc
Sagamore Trust Co
Security Tru st C o .
N ew B e d fo r d —
First N ational Bank
M erchants’ N a t Bk
Safe Depos N a t Bk.
Peabody—
Warren N a t B an k.
S alem —
Merchants N a t B k .
Naum keag T r C o ._
8alem Trust C o ___
S p r in g fie ld —
Chapin N a t B a n k ..
Chicopee N a t Bank
Springfield N a t B k .
T h ird N a t B an k___
Com m ercial T r C o .
Springfield S D < T
fc
Union Trust C o ___
W est Springfield T r
T a u n to n —
M achinists’ N a t Bk
Brlsto iC ounty T r .
W o rc e s te r—
Mechanics’ N a t Bk
M erchants’ N a t Bk
Bancroft Trust C o .
W orcester Bk T r Go

Surplus A
Profits.

Cross
Deposits.

$

$

$

P a r.

100,000
200 000
200,000
240^000
200.000

301,233 2 , 938,206
275,661 3 , 419,787
759,951 3 , 019,760
348,868 i ; 918;961
137,819 c 3 , 506,428

100
100
100
100
100

500,000 o
400,000
100,000 o
500,000

351,795 4 , 355,963
200,085 8 , 095,128
100,701 1 , 720,044
380,112 c 9 , 211,877

100
100
100
100

600,000
200,000 o
200,000
300,000

298,566 4 , 963,668
185,645 6 , 969,072
304,419 9 , 935,156
190,000 c 8 , 065,208

100
100
100
100

300,000
200,000
350,000
250,000
240,000
200,000

316,312
334,877
944,033
182,327
110,219
160,198

1 , 631,183
5 , 045,593
4 , 466,492
680,901
3 , 412,238
4 , 572,480

100
100
100
100
100
100

200,000
200,000
300.000
200,000
250,000
100,000
125,000
200,000

586,042 6 , 096,689
292,816 4 , 691,205
317,695 5 , 588,291
37,409 1 , 640,534
460,244 2 , 890,918
473,705 4 , 639,787
20,834 c l , 440,998
361,392 c 8 , 298,213

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

500,000
1 . 000,000
500,000

880,596 11 , 539,901
1 , 891,753 8 , 512,037
822,566 7 , 834,730

100
100
100

200.000

238,451

2 , 653,729

100

200,000
250,000
200,000 o

314,799
430,929
53,289

3 , 852,619
6 , 049,008
2 , 318,013

80
100
100

577,000 7 , 744,960
964,980 10 , 947,881
1 , 098,237 12 , 570,499
1 , 822 , 214116, 689,664
169,460 3 , 706,670
1 , 612,684 9 , 563,686
1 , 739,637 13 , 489,286
111,547 1 , 836,399

100
100
100
100
100
100
100

1 , 569,021
4 i 237;600

Bid.

Ash.

Per share
150
180
150
115
140
148
140
160
Per
190
145
145
185
Per
125

share.
195

150
190
share
130
128
255
250
115
112
115
110
150
Per share.
255
150
160
90
195
370
94
225
Per share.
295
290
280
290
280
Per share.
120
120
Per share.
87
87
173
175
100

___

100
100

500,000
500,000
500,000
1 . 000,000
350,000
500,000
300 000
150,000
200 000 e
3o6;66 o
400,000
1 . 500,000
300,000
1 . 500.000

225 804
199’,610

656,997 15, 521,272
1 , 178,398 24 , 217,863
83,337 2 , 527,206
1 , 970,640 33 , 812,227

160
240
264
295
130
145
355
485
110
Per share.

120
Per share.
100 225
200
100 190
125
100
100 225

M IC H I G A N — National banks A p r. 6; State institutions A p r. 6.
Per
B ay C ity —
Bay C ity B an k____
350,000
275,553 5 , 028,335 100 170
150,000 o 181,925 6 , 189,290 100
Farm ers’ St Sav B k
100,000 o
75,000 1 , 400,000 100 150
300,000 o 390,747 7 , 273,857 100
People’ s Commercial A Sav B an k.
802,412 10, 947,909 100 225
400,000
Per
D e tr o it—
A m er State B a n k .. 1, 500,000 o 545,120 C25147 267 100 190
Bank of D e tro it___ 2 . 000,000
813,145 C39482 411 100 160
C entral Savgs Bank 1 , 000,000
852,529 C29989 606 inn 300
Com m ercial St 8 B k 1, 000,000
215,268 c 7 , 148,228 100 115
C om ’wealth Federal
Savings B an k___
750,000 o 239,180 c l l 289 562 100 138
C ontinental Bank.
700,000 o
40,000 c 2 , 812,729 100
D etroit Sav B a n k .. 1, 500,000 2 , 447,115 C34813 713 100 295
D im e Savings Bank 1, 500,000 3 , 155,827 C57199 603 100 313
First N ational Bank 5 , 000,000 5 , 942,634 97 , 911,966 100 300
First State Bank . 2 , 500.000
874,268 C17665 329 100 136
H tghl’d P k State Bk 1 , 000,000 o l , 353,092 c 24548 548 100 260
2 non non 1 730 Q03 28 435 509 100 212
M ich St Bk o f D e f t
250 000
53^557 3 ^244,164 100
N a t Bk of Com m 'ce 2 , 000,000 2 , 859,231 55 , 144,159 100
Peninsular State Bk 2 , 500,000 o l , 877,377 C39081 674 100 217
People’ s State Bank 5 , 000,000 10 , 918,487 C136619539 100 445
U nited Savings Bk.
750,000 o 395,193 c l l 379 940 100 225
W a y n eC oH oS a v B k 4 , 000,000 8 , 172,235 C93210 101 100 410
Am er Trust C o ____
500,000
115,503 f f l , 654,651 100 105
g 46,292 100
443,576
500 000
D etroit Trust C o . . 2,0001000 5 , 052,087 315181 075 100 345
223,882 32 , 532,506 100
500 000
G uaranty Tru st Co
330,997
824,619 100 195
300,000
Security Tru st C o . 1 , 000,000 2 , 080,057 37 , 788,523 100 345
Union Tru st C o ___ 2 . 000,000 1 , 566,169 318532 547 100 260
Per
G ra n d R a p id s —
300,000
Fourth N a t B a n k ..
425,151 4 , 682,444 100 215
G r Rap N a t Bank. 1 . 000,000
640,487 11, 652,420 100 140
G r Rapids Sav B k .
578,900 C19877 406 100 260
500,000
86,452 c 3 , 489,601 100 150
H om e State Bk for 8
250.000
K en t State B a n k .. 1 , 000,000
814,898 c 20243,328 100 200
Old N ational Bank.
800,000 1 , 240,481 12 , 551,125 100 220
3403,636 100 218
298,396
Grand R ap T r C o . .
300,000
708,613 31 , 017,398 100 198
M ichigan Tru st C o. 1 , 000,000
Per
S a g in a w —
Bank of S a g in a w .. 1 , 000,000 1 , 079,316 16 , 849,995 100 215
228,549 c 4 , 727,132 100 225
Am er State B a n k ..
200,000
100,000
124,281 c 2 , 572,203 100 225
People’ s Sav B an k.
Second N a t B a n k .. 1 , 250.000 1 , 620,641 13, 420,705 100 235
M IN N E S O T A — National banks
D iiu tn —
$
A m er Exch N a t Bk 2,000,000
200,000
Bk of C om ’ ce A Sav
C ity N ational Bank
500,000
Duluth N a t B a n k ..
200,000
First N ational Bank 2,000,000
M innesota N a t Bk
600,000
N 'ith ern N a t Bank 1,000,000
M in n e a p o lis —
800,000
Bankers N a t B ankFirst N ational Bank 5,500,000
500.000
H ea n e p ln C o S a vB k
200.000
M arqu ette N a t B k .

shat,
200
175
300
shari
192
167
305
120
140
100
305
265
302

_ _
_

445

200
share.

__

share.
220
235
235
240

A p r. 6; State institutions A p r. 6.
Per share.
$
1
1 , 363,053 14 , 681,278 100 180
o
43,439
911,480 100 105
110
516,228 5 , 350,046 100 210
o
78,836 1 , 611,501 100 145
2 , 206,740 19 , 295,173 100 225
3 , 800,687
6 , 189,293

100
100

111,382 1 , 885,975
5 , 376,705 92 , 534,015
249,504 10 , 583,574
o
33,000 1 , 000,000

100
100
100
100

152,248
469,357
o

135
190
Per share
245

250
250

• S a le price, b Sept 30 1924. t E x-dividend. * Last sale
< N e w stock issued g Includes trust deposits o D ec. 31 1924. c includes savings
deposits.
dOct. 2 1924 t June 30 1924 » Sent. 14 1923
f Ex-rights,
r A p ril 6 1925. it N om in a l, t D efalcation $70,000. e O ct. 10, 1924.
» Stock practically all held b y Union Safe D ep osit < Tru st C o.
fc




M at , 1925.]
M IN N E S O T A

BAHK8

(C o n c l.)— N a t . banks A p r .
C a p ita l.

M in n ea p o lis (Co
M ercantile State Bk
M ercb& M frs St Bk
M atron N a t B an k.
M idland N a t Bank
M i ineapolls T r C o .
N orthwest N a t B k .
Union State B an k.
M arquette T r C o . .
M inn L ’n & T r Co

n .)

$

6;

S u r p l u s dk
P r o fits .
$

250.00C
r56,238
100.00C
27,119
500,00C 0214,443
1.000.00C
668,071
1.000.00C r l , 118,509
4.000,000 02,686,818
100.00C
73,736
200,000
60,405
1 .0 0 0.0 0 c 1,477,193

AND

S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s
C ro s s
D e p o s its .
%

1,929,136
1,458,248
8,628,988
19,551,595
9,109,433
81,645,071
1,837,852
1,710,756
12,299,646

P a r.

A p r.
B id .

TBUST

A sk.

Per

100
95
100
100 135
100 175
100
100 230
100
100
100

S t. P a u l—
Per
American N a t Bank
400,000
206,976 10,450,798 100 150
First N ational Bank 3,000,000 3,611,442 57,440,176 100
Merchants’ N a t Bk 2,000,000 2,216,069 44,306,412 100 225
N a t Exchange Bank
300,000
172,751 5,492,920 100
90
St Paul State B k ._
100,000
53,513 1,485,098 100
90
Payne A v e State Bk
120,000
85
41,314 1,042,425 100
Mock Yards N a t Bk
350,000
094,838 4,481,603 100 100
T w in Cities N a t Bk
200,000
44,387
823,727 100 100
tlerch T r & Sav Bk
500.000
r442,619 6,894,159 100
C entral Trust C o .
200,000
44,452 2,081,188 100
90
Northwestern Trust 1,000,000
336,626 2,529,904 100
M IS S IS S IP P I — N a t i o n a l b a n k s A p r . 6; S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s A p r . 6.
J a ck s on —
Per
Capital N a t B an k.
200.000
337,509 4,044,020 100
First N ational Bank
200.000
339,840 2,726,832 100
Jackson-State N Bk
200,000
115,737 2,297,944
March Bk & T r C o .
250,000
516,048 7,081,224
V ic k s b u rg —
% Per
Amer Bank & T r Co
1.30,000
25
025,612 1,380,685
25
Citizens’ N a t Bank
100,000
054,021
389,450 100 105
First N ation a l Bank
300,000
253,492 2,821,089 100 165
Merchants’ N a t Bk
250,000
302,258 1,910,652 100 225
N a t C ity Sav Bk &
Tru st C o ________
100,000
89,078 2,742,234 100 210
N a t Paop S Bk A T r
ion. non
151,066 2,214,284 100 215
M IS S O U R I— N a t i o n a l b a n k s A p r . 6; S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s A p r . 6.
tvansas C it y —
Per
Gity Bank 0 1 is. u . .
100.000
298,913 6,212,820 100 350
Columbia N a t Bank
200,000
73,811 3,417,367 100
lib e r ty N a t B ank.
300.000 0175,010 7,620,629 100 135
Drovers’ N a t Bank 1,000.000
171,662 11,864,468 100
First N ation a l Bank 1.000.000 3,502,296 50,968,928 100 600
Jate C ity N a t B k .
200.000
102,501 4,387,091 100 190
Interstate N a t B k .
500.000 1,050,454 10,360,289 100 350
Linwood State B k .
100,000
19,897 1,044,403 100 100
Main St State Bk
100,000
50,415 1,855,377 100 125
M erchants’ B a n k ..
200,000
90,725 2,852,530 100 200
M etropolitan Bank.
100,000
109,262 3,211,300 100 168
Missouri Sav A s Bk
100,000
150,000 4,302,813 100 1000
Mutual B an k.
100.000
43,123 1,903,409 100 125
New Eng N B k & T r 1.000,000
523,354 16,572,908 100 150
Produce Exch Bank
100,000
120,696 2,129,071 100 300
Traders’ N a t B an k.
200,000
126,626 5,295,488 100 200
Ito ck Y d s N a t B k .
300.000 0170,492 4,041,141 100 220
Union State B an k.
150.000
55,524 1,636,438 100 125
Western Exch Bank
250,000
173,020 3,269,588 100 20J
Westport A v e Bank
100,000
67,046 1,624,125 100 175
Commerce T r C o . . 8,000,000 2,359,071 95,250,207 100 198
Federal Tru st C o ..
200,000
46,466 2,414.004 100 100
fid e lity N Bk & T r 2,000.000
750,138 28.630,181 100 168
Home Trust C o ____
300,000
128,492 6,330,035 100 165
Mercantile T r C o . .
200,000
131,170 2,364,470 lOt, 350
'’eoples Trust C o ._
500,000
88,595 6,436,480 100 175
PIjn eer Trust C o . .
267,500 0392,303 3,279,589 100 270
F 1 ie lity Savs T r C o
250.000
236,917 5,067,757 100
W alton Trust C o__
250,000 0250,936 1,910,461 100 200
8t. J os ep h —
Per
nerican N a t Bank
200.000 0325,000 9,600,000 100 350
B jrnes N a t B a n k ..
200,000
173,027 4,545,819 100
rat N ation al Bank
500,000
479,651 7,371,919 100 175
St Jos Stk Y d s B k .
350,000 0176,663 4,830,376 100
fjo tle - L a c y N B k .
200.000
228,011 7,835,380 100
B artlett Trust C o . .
100,000 0184,815 3,722,002 100 200
Buchanan C o T r C o
100,000
03,519
932,738 100
Empire Tru st C o ._
200,000
055,135 2,407,348 100 150
F i st Tru st C o ____
100,000
i77,341 2,715,802 100 175
M ssouri Val T r C o
100.000 0103,233 1,736,471 100 175
St. L o u is —
Per
B a ie n B a n k . . ___
200.000 0134,000 2,100,000 100
B tatmen’s B an k___ 2,000.000 1,164,618 25,288,349 100 143
Bremen B an k___
200.000 0811,338 5,984,342 100 420
Cass Avenue B a "k
200 000 ©230,394 4,226,940 100 260
C herokee N a t. B k .
200,000
100 *125
050,000
First ' •■
ionai Bank 10 000,000 6,781,126 136779083 100 208
Franklin H an k...
1.000,000
396,935 12,132,578 100 140
Grand a
B a nk. .
200.000
104,376 2,940,413 100 200
lu tem a t Bank St L 1.000,000
261,550 8,472,865 100 140
Jefferson B an k____
200,000
241,741 4,258,215 100 247
Jeff-Gravois B ank.
200.000 0159,295 3,812,892 100 180
La fa yette So Side Bk 1.000.000 1,128,703 23,229,385 100 320
Low ell B a n k _____
200,000 0147,223 3,489,246 100 150
Manchester B an k. _
500.000
181,562 5,308,778 100 18714
Merch Laclede N a t 1.700.000 1,871,375 22.860,138 1 0 0 270
Missouri N a t Bank.
200.000
019,239 1,945,434 100 140
'J'vt Bank of Com m 10,000.000 4,173,308 75.432,561 100 147
N ation a l C ity Bank 1,000,000
360,419 15,198,119
12214
S c ru g g s . V a n d e rvo ort Barney B k.
200,000
84,008 2,123,437 100
Sec. N . B . S .T r.C o .
250,000
50,000 5,771,988 100 15714
aouth’n C om & Sav
200.000 0121,710 3,365,927 100 175
St Louis N a t B ank.
200,000
046,309 2,340.724 100 110
Vtate N ational Bank 2.000,000 1,145,618 18,556,629 100 175
T o w e r G ro ve Bank
400,000
142,305 7,306,654 100 210
T w elfth St N a t B k.
300,000
130
060,000 1,310,603
United States Bank 1,000,000
563,518 9,401,545 io o 125
W ater T o w e r Bank
200,000
089,416 1,266,527 100 140
American Tru st Co 1,000,000
553,365 16,201,231 100 160
B’ w ay 8a v T r C o . .
200,000
091,786 1,966,696 100 125
Chouteau Tru st Co
200,000
e lll,8 6 3 1,542,000 100 150
C ity T ru st C o ___ __
200,000
e98,451 1,633,172 100 110
200,000
41,137 1,691,737 100 135
O aaton-TaylorTrC o
F ir m & M e r T r C o .
400,000 0189,343 5,186,464 100 190
Laclede T ru st C o . .
200,000
85,188 1,854,100 100 140
L ib e rty C en t T r Co 3,000,000
598,243 37,726,537 100
90
M ercantile T r C o . . 3,000.000 7,581,185 67,032,317 100 396
M iss V a il T ru st C o . 3,000,000 4,325,775 32,987,819 100 275
M ound C ity T r C o .
200,000
067,413 1,817,695 100 135
N o r St Louis T r Co
200,000
76,485 2,944,999 100 140
500,000 0732,918 8,565,086 100 180
N ortn w est’n T r C o
Savings Tru st C o . .
200,000
093,494 2,678,596 100 150
•oath Side T r C o ._
200,000
112,427 2,666,118 100 180
W ebster G roves T r
100,000
78,291 1,351,335
160
f « l St T. Tru st C o
900 000 0120,925 2,894,392 Ton 150

COM PA N U S

59

6. 1

105
175
142
180
240
200
200

160
230
100
120
110
115
110
100

sh a re.

25
165
225
210

C a p ita l.

S u r p l u s dk
P r o fits .

C ro s s
D e p o s its .

Par.j

B id .

Ask.

B u tti
P e r share
%
$
Firat N ation a l Bank
694 876 10,762,731
300.000
M in ers S B k & T r Co
200.000
079 463 1,277,163
M eta ls Bk & T r Co
ff339, 528 12,391,694 100
400.000
H e le n a —
Am erican N a t Bank
243,,221 3,909,923 100
200.000
N a t Bk o f M ontana
146,,278 2,828,500 100
250.000
M ontana T r & S Bk
122, 512 1,876,554 100
150.000
U nion Bk & T r C o .
284 015 2,939,720 100
250.000
N E B R A S K A — N a t i o n a l b a n k s A p r . j , 6; S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s M a r . 31.
L in c o ln
P e r s h a re .
C entral N a t B a n k .
200,000
160 122 3,744,770 100
1170
C ity N ation a l Bank
100
500.000
103 883 3,534,833
First N ation a l Bank
525.000
559 418 10,144,998 100
N a t Bk o f C om m ’ ce
300.000
254 939 5,338,584 100
Lincoln S ta teN a t Bk
22 961 2,726,495 100
135
200.000
O m aha—
First N ation al Bank 1.250.000
994. 969
111,888 100 195
210
L iv e Stock N a t B k .
96, 680
650.000
588,893 100
95
75
M erchants’ N a t Bk 1,000,000
668 095
080,765 100 140
Omaha N a t B a n k .. 1,000,000 1,152 898
,175,313 100 250
300
Packers N a t Bank.
200.000
109 474
,946,180 100 175
200
Peters N a t Bank ._
200,000
101 078
150
,445,510 100 130
Stock Y d s N a t B k .
687. 042
,258,216 100 150
750.000
175
State B an k________
153 305
300.000
,576,181 100 180
195
IT S N ation a l Bank 1.100.000
781, 832
200
549,536 lo o 185
N E W H A M P S H IR E — N a t i o n a l B a n k s A p r . 6; S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s D e c . 31.
M a n c h es te r—
Per
Amoskeag N a t B k .
200,000
693,297 3,888,425 100 350
First N atTod al B ank
252,484 1,825,784 100 200
150.000
Manchester N a t Bk
150.000
373,276 2,576,080 100 250
M erchants N a t B k .
150.000
71,968 1,709,788 100 150
N ash u a —
C ity Guar Sav B k .
120
•200,000
50,000 3,208,309 100 100
Indian Head N atB k
100.000
255
285,295 3,170,400 100
Nashua Trust C o . .
190
200,000
297,592 4,357,827 100 170
Second N a t of Nash
210
150.000
253,245 3,605,767 100 200
P ortsm outh—

s h a re .

100
100
650
210
400
115
175
135

150
225
200
201
115
172

280
200
sh a re .

1200
200
350
160
200
200
sh a re.

145
275
210
145
150
190
160
195
150
148
124

185
120
180
132
150
135
155
125
155
150
100
398
277 J4
145
190
190
175
160

First N a t B a n k ___
N a t M e c & T r a .B k
N ew Ham p Nat Bk

150.000
100.000
100,000

0102,493
053,000
138,563

1,608,031
816,000
852,666

N E W J E R S E Y — N a t i o n a l h a n k s A p r . 6; S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s A p r . 6

A sb u ry P a rk —
Asb Pk & Oc G r Bk
400.00C
630,639 5,855,374
M erchants N a t B k .
100,000
64,505 1,779,740
Asbury Park T r Co
150.000 0174,707 3,177,170
Seacoast Tru st Co
175.000 '332,178 3^779,882
A t la n t ic C ity —
A tla n ticC ity N a tB k
200.000
968,882 8,033,022
Boardwalk N at Bk
400,000 0741,335 2,196,559
Chelsea N a t B ank.
200.000 '566,043 5j302,422
Second N a t Bank .
250.000 0194,688 5,886,987
U nion N a t B a n k ..
100 000 0228,00 1 2ill2 ,4 0 8
A tla n tic Co T r C o .
100,000 0125,945 2,829,858
A tlan tic S D& T rC o
300.000 0514,905 6,118,836
Bankers Trust C o ._
100,000 0128,576 2,217,553
Chelsea Safe D & T r
100,000
94,200 1,541,080
Guarantee Trust Co
600.000
706,672 5,653,490
E qu itable Trust Co
200.000
334,943 4,035,858
M arin e Trust C o . .
200.000 0420,242 4,529,138
B ayon ne—
Bayonne Trust C o .
300.00C 0300,227 7,308,205
M echanics’ T r C o . .
500,000
0508,473 9,509,285
B r id g e to n —
B ridgeton N a t B k .
100.000
0289,786 2,397,609
Cumberland N a tB k
150.000
698,698 2,695,405
Farm & M er N a tB k
150.000 0161,295 1,343,562
Cum berland T r C o .
150,000 0215,974 1,649,738
C a m d en —
Cam den N a t B an k.
100,000
556,511 5,591,883
First N a t State B k . 1,000.000 1,318,891 17,164,640
Cam den S D & T Co
500.000 1,327,862 11,792,497
B roadw ay Tru st Co
250,000
385,929 4,725,060
Central Trust C o . .
100.000 0467,293 3,427,104
East End T r C o ___
100,000 0108,071 1,787,260
M erchants’ T r C o 200.000 0195,570 3,528,559
Parkside Tru st C o .
100.000 0201,601 2,597,717
Security Tru st C o .
446,166 4,246,509
100.000
W est Jersey T r C o ,
200,000 0460,703 3,932,027
E a st O r a n g e —
Am pere B an k_____
100,000
021,993
929,959
East Orange Bank.
250.000 0165,245 3,568,763
Sav In v & Trust Co
500.000 0566,783 14,171,827
Essex C ou nty T rC o
500,000
415,353 8,418,602
E liz a b e t h —
Eltzabethport B Co
250.000
364,169 5,506,527
700 000
N ation al State B k .
956,220 11,187,132
Peoples N a t B an k.
200 000
132,489 2,871,010
Cent H om e T r C o .
200,000
065,577 2,388,396
500,000 0299,000 3,350,000
E lizabeth Trust Co
U nion C o Tru st Co
400,000
668,670 11,291,031
H oboken—
First N ational Bank
500.000 1,140,761 11,595,942
700,000
Second N a t B a n k ..
266,594 7,091,224
Columbia Trust Co
98,652 1,678,597
100,000
200,000 0278,327 4,858,583
H oboken Trust C o .
Hudson Tru st C o ._ 1 .0 0 0 , 0 0 0 1,858,039 30,751,670
305,566 6,709,654
Jefferson Tru st C o .
400,000
518,171 8,082,875
Steneck Trust C o .
600,000
J ersey C ity —
250,000
78,077 1,874,495
Bergen N a t ’l Bank
200.000 0375,402 8,590,534
C larem ont Bank___
First N ational Bank 1,000.000 1,676,084 13,750,152
Franklin N a t Bank
200,000
81.446 1,640,253
202,086 4,873,115
M erchants’ N a t Bk
250.000
Com m ercial T r N J 2,000 000 2,451,827 42,635,550
200,000 0339,349 6,745,605
G reenv Bk & T r Co
Lincoln Trust C o . .
600.000 0578,170 5,940,661
275,000 9,208,343
M ercantile T r C o . .
200,000
N J T Gu & T r C o . 1,300,000 01,164,637 24,650,132
Tru st C o o f N J ___ 2,509,000 02,958,125 49,717,140
Union T r& Hudson
750.000 1,125,833 18,721,442
Co N a t Bk .. . .
70,407 1,230,825
200,000
W est Bergen T r Co
L o n g B ra n c h —
100,000 0234,000 2,060,000
C itizen s’ N a t Bank
150,000 0155,536 2,064,892
Lon g Branch Bkg Co
M o rr is to w n —
200,000
363,754 3,497,957
First N ation al Bank
200,000
191,267 4,888,001
N ation a l Iron Bank
123,013 1,682,499
150,000
Am erican Tru st Co
600,000
938,124 8,325,756
M orristow n T r C o .
M t. H o lly —
92,937
746,743
100.000
M t H o lly N a t Bank

Per

100
100
100

s h a te .

500

100
100
100

263

lou
100
50

215
120

100 *415
100 550
100 235
100 310
Per

100
100
25
100
25
100
100
100
100
100

550
235
310
sh a re.

*400
*300
*12 2^
*252
*106
*200
*250
*250
*500
*425

100
100 185
100 260
100 300
Per

s h a re .

100 225
50 120
100 160
100 150
100 175
100 400
Per

25
100
100
100
100
100
100

sh ort

95^
150
200
170
250
300
410
200
225
250
Per

100 130
100 250
100 194
100 135
100 240
100 320
100 275
100 170
100 385
100 380
100 360
100
100

350
125

100
50

325
200

100
50
100
100

38

136
200

200
400

1240
1100
1140
1230

25

share.

Per

Per

128
220
short

share

40

• Sale price, e Nominal quotations 0 Amount paid in. k N ew stock. * Ex-dividend.
y Capital to be increased.
a Including Fidelity
Say. & Tr. stock. I Last sale, r M a r. 20 1925. • Guaranty Fund, a Includes M inn. L . & T r. stock.
b Includes
Minneapolis Trust Co.
t Includes Merch. T r. & Sav. Bank. } Approximate price. » D o no commercial banking, d M arch 31 1924, e Oct. 10 1924, g Dec, 31 1924.




N B W J E R S E Y — (C o n c lu d e d )

Capital.

A

Surplus
Profits.

M t .H o lly (Concl. )
%
5
Union N a t B a n k ..
209,058
1 0 0 .0 0 0
Farm ers’ Trust C o
2 0 0 .0 0 0
124,957
M tH o lly S D & T i .
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
173,248
N ew a rk —
American N a t Bank
300,000
e475,386
B r’d A M arket N B
2 0 0 0 00
e526.485
C it N B k & T r Co
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
e l 2 0 ,0 0 0
Lincoln N a t Bank
el51.140
300,000
M et A M fT’ s N b
1,350,000 e l , 792,606
el97,937
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
N a tN ew a rk A Essex
Banking C o .
2,300,000 e l, 507,530
500 000 1,015,981
N orth W ard N a t B
400 000
e772,396
C ity Tru st C o
e305,753
20 0 000
2 0 0 0 00
e589,832
2 500 000 e l , 512,859
F idelity Union T r Co 9 250 000 4,821,875
721 029
500 0 00
L ib erty Tru st C o .
e l 11,273
aoo!ooo
N ew ark Trust C'o
20 0 0 O
O
e97,076
So Side N B A T C o
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
e60,000
Spr’g f’ld A v e T i Co
e389,750
2 0 0 .0 0 0
Vailsburg Trust Co
e77,083
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
393,606
W ashington T i Co_
300 000
el5 1 ,063
W eequahicTrust Co
2 0 0 .0 0 0
e754,391
W est Side Trust Co
600.000
N e w B ru n sw ick
C itiz N a t B k o f N B
250,000
e50,000
e896,450
N a t Bank o f N J_
500,000
284,344
P eople’s N a t Bank
2 0 0 000
elO l ,712
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
M Jd dlesexTG A TC o
354,019
300^000
P a ssa ic—
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
124,178
1 50(1 000 1,960,493
C ity Tru st C o ____
e220,410
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
330,712
H ob art Tru st C o
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
400 000
e894,164
e231,326
Service Tru st Co
400,000
P a te r s o n —
non non
e850,847
Paterson N a t Bank i ,2oo !ooo 1,054,768
956,309
Second N a t B an k .
750,000
e332,244
N a t Bank c f A m er.
500,000
1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 e l , 703,185
Paterson 8av Inst.
690,617
500 000
e368,651
Franklin Tru st Co.
150^000
e550,824
H am ilton Tru st Co
600.000
U S Tru st Co
350,000 1,340,224
C ity N ation al Bank
First N ational Bank

150,000
2 0 0 .0 0 0

609 300
State Tru st C o . ..
T re n to n —
Capital C ity T r C o.
First N ational Bank
H anover Trust. Co
Trenton Bank’g Co
M ercer Tru st C o!
W ilb u r Trust C o . 11

1 0 0 ,0 0 0

250.000
150,000
500.000
20 0 000

i noo non
750 000
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 .0 0 0
7 5 0 noo
1 0 0 ,0 0 0

Cross
Deposits.
$
1,398,279
1,110,563
680,043

\

Par.
50
10 0
10 0

Bid.

Per share.
135
ISO
12 0
125
135
150

15,002,255
8,542,414
500,000
1,656,764
16,458,536
2,270,616

10 0 400
10 0 400
lOQi 160

32,718,524
7,311,908
11,960,927
4,282,471
8,059,840
20,859,689
73,681,333
13.747.633
2,561,968
2,237,026
7,245,800
1,395,868
3,199,789
2,702,101
9,188,865

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

861,241
13,752,420
3,676,938
1,990,405
5,101,071

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

1,865,724
21,617,048
4,144,276
3,721,329
9,552,437
1,372,418

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

10 0
10 0
10 0

7,586,606
13,461,692
11,554,103
3,349,840
22,151,234
8,956,485
3,286,236
9,340,117
17,447,298

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

346,877 6,590,169
343,030 5,680,316
833,973 11,939,697
154,665 3,501,797

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

875,460 9,613,485
el35,436 1,035,555
1,124,041 14,311,544
e l l 6 , 1 1 0 3,184,557
1 609 601 17 044 839
1,334,246 11,401,795
el58.922 3,358,598
490,918 6!262!979
1,119,176 11,604,227
e36,957> 1,665,888

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

10 0
10 0

50
10 0

25

50
50
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

share.
350
275
195
share.
260
225
320

1200

1230
1225
180

400
20 0

350
185
260
175
225
275
225
155

share
175
240
550

2.245.000
10.302.180
3.201.228
33,737,570
31,697,666
13,539,150

361,660
190,836
d373,278

3,405,614
3,998,139
6,333,654

Per
_____ 1 2 1 0
lo o _____ 1 125
10 0 300

78,414
450,482
511,891
475,884

2,243,830
6.454,852
8,814,575
7,592,871

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

A u b u rn —
C ayuga C o N a t Bk
N a t B k o f A uburn.
Auburn Tru st C o . .

2 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

B in g h a m to n —
Citizens B an k_____
C ity N ational Bank
First N ational Bank
People’s Tru st C o . .

2 0 0 ,0 0 0

150.000
130,000
400,000
800,000

B r o o k ly n — State Bank A Tru st Co. retur
N at. banks A p r. 6 .
2 0 0 .0 0 0
184,000
97.500
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
500,000 1.147.400
400,000
227.600
200,000
438,900
2 0 0 0 .0 0 0 2,949,418
200.077
200,00C
400,000
398,100
1,000,000 1,765,900
200,001
426,200
rl92,000
200,000
1,500,00c 4,035,032
500,00C 4,571,900
5.000.00C 5,602,300
392.253
700,00C
1,600.000 4,219,236

Bank o f C oney Is l’d
Bush wick N a t Bank
First N ational Bank
G lobe Exchange Bk
Greenpoint N a t Bk
M echanics’ B a n k ..
M on ta u kB an k . .
M unicipal B an k. _.
Nassau'N at B a n k ..
People’s N a t Bank.
W est E nd B a n k ...
Brooklyn Tru st Co
K in gs Co Tru st Co
M anu fact’rs’ T r Co
M id w o od Tru st Co
People’s Tru st C o .

B u ffa lo —
Liberty B an k ____
2.000.00C 2,974,503
M anuf A T ra d N at 2.000.00C 2,607,097
People’s Bank
1 .0 0 0 0 0 C 1 .128.706
*196 366
Com -Sa Side N Ek
300 000
Buffalo Trust C o
2,ooo !ooo 2,322,665
F idelity Tru st Co
1 000.O C 1,900,287
O
M arine Tru st C o .. 11,250,000 14,346,800
E lm ira —
M erchants’ N a t Bk
Second N a t B a n k ..
Chemung Can T Co

Per
150
230
500
360
230
225

250.000
400,O C
O
600.000

236,366
880,874
838,663

4,434,200
1 .956.600
15.839.200
3,560,700
3,593,000
44,345,168
4.797.453
161563,500
18,426,000
8,282,900
4,602,500
53,347,148
30,469,100
119441000
5.974.693
60,094,877

240
235

10 0

ns date M a r 25;
10 0

Per share.
130
300
20 0
205
160
170
12 0

275

Per •liars.
195

166 450
50
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

200
225
200

320
275
170
710
2200
100 355
100
140
100 660

2 0 0 ,0 0 0

20 0 001
150 0 0 (

77.000
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
971.392
ouo.'uuu
250,000 d l. 216.379
1.250,000 3,201,053
1,250,000 e2,268,263
400,000 d686,204

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

- Deposit i
2 1925
anoM ar. 25
trust com,
our “ Ry
J

'794,700
6,500.(Hit
450 00(
Bank of M anhat Cc io ooo’ oor
Bank of IT S_ _ _
_
3 000 00(

Per share.
420
410
280
290
220
230
195
20 0
140
150
3fi0
350
315
280
290
550

175

N ew Y o r k C lt*
are of date May
’ 25 for Nationul
of banks and
may be found it.

Am er Union Bank
Bank of A m erica.

20 0

450
320

Capital.

A m alg Bk of N Y

310
175
305
300
450
325
300
420
425
490
160
250
125
400
150
300
250
475
Per
125
325
265
175
270
Per

N E W Y O R K — (C o n t in u e d )

Ask.

H B W Y O R K — National banka ( except New York City) A p r. 6 ;

A lb a n y —
C entral B an k .
fir s t N atioiiui Bank
M ech A Farm ers.
N a tC o m rB k A T rC o
N Y State N a t B k .
A lb a n y Tru st C o .

[V ol. 120.

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

60

730
2400
362
685

52,409,036
49,845,168
24.812.592
5.856'143
51,471,185
24,880,214
142168 273

10C
10C
10C
100
100
10C
100

Per
320
279
255
225
380
315
288

3,114,379
8,119,327
8,712,726

10C
10C
100

Per share.
210
290
250

share
335
285
395
325
293

8urplu*
Profit*

Cross
Deposits

N . Y. City
Surplus an
’ 25 for St at
antes in N
and In d .”
$
136,500
8,383,400
279,400
5,243,158
435,242
14,303,751
1,470,239
512,700
791,901
906,146
151,132
585,900
222.800

banks are
d profits ar
e banks. A
ew York Ci
Sec., page
$
95,092,600
102740000
95.078,900
96,696,000
99,130,346
144286000

♦

8,484,000
9752,226
4,783,000
g5,936,520
96,310,600
^6,222,600
92,182,322
519931700
380590000
9 12490367

r«p.
of
Ai •
V a*
224.
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

Bid

C ity Bank Trust Cc
L ib erty N a t Bank
M erchants’ N a t Bk
Salt Springs N a t Bk
T h ird N a t Bank - First T r A D ep Co
Syracuse Tru st Co

2,500,000
200,001
300,001
800.001
300,001
2.500,001
1,500,001

1,294,369 26,278,189
e92,946 2,698,384
396,950 5,773,967
466,670 5,933,888
277,905 3,309,872
1,922,698 44,330,230
1,234,979 33,723,161

Aek.

rted ne
date A p r. 6
dend r> c o r d
d Bro 1 l l y n
Per share
375
143_ _ 150
302
298

50

172

10 0
10 0

175
206

300

200

250 00<
10 0 550
300 0 0 (
170
10 0
10 0 250
150 oor
145
Bronx N a t Bank.
10 0
3oo!oo<
160
2 1 0 ,1 0 0
10 0
20 0 00(
190
C apitol N a t Bank
816,500
10 0
2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 1
10 0 408
Chase N a t B ank. _ 2 0 .0 0 0 ,0 0 1 26,015,000
978,800
Cent M ercantile Bk 1,500.00*
10 0 270
Chatham A Phenh
N a t Bk A T r C o . 13,500,00( 12,548,400 213324000 10 0 295
443,700 915618500 10 0 198
Chelsea Exch Bam
1,000.OH
Chem ical N a t Ban! 4,500.001 17,228,200 115230000 10 0 642
Coal A Iron N a t Bk 1.500.001 1,424,800 19.002,000 10 0 276
2,447,929 28,869,000 10 0 500
Colonial Bank __
1 .2 0 0 ,0 0 1
Com m onwealth Bk
600,00< 1,047,051 12,538,000 10 0 300
1,066,200 6,633,000 10 0 2 2 0
Continental Bank
1 .0 0 0 .0 0 1
Cora Exchange Bk 1 0 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 < 13,995,506 213305000 10 0 472
146,300 97,620,500 10 0 155
400 001
28,400 91,187,500
lv;0 000
East RlveT N a t Bk
2 ,1 0 0 0 0 < 1,963,000 33,961,000 1 6 6 240
277,629 98,245,017
250 000
500 O C 3,016,901 24,117,000 1 6 6 1725
O
1,446,200 19,203,000 10 0 300
F ifth N ation al Bk
1 .2 0 0 !0 0 (
First N ational Bank 1 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 ( 68,011,300 226968000 10 0 2400
800 0 00
447,000 d4,026,000
G arfield N a t Bank
1 0 00 000 1,657,600 16,362,000 10 0 335
502,400 cf 17 201 300 10 0 165
Gotham N a t Bank
1,500.00(
1 ,nnn nnc
1,736,300 8,826,000 10 0
Greenwich Bank .
l.OOOBOf 2,480,100 23,538,000 10 0 410
356,100 48.302,000 10 0 175
H am ilton N a t Bk
1 .0 0 0 ,0 0 (
H an over N a t Bank 3,000,001 23,827,100 107942000 10 0 980
1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 1
1,796,700 436749300 10 0 490
Harrim an N a t Bk
205,632 93,345,476
250 000
______
88,600 41,122,500
Lebanon N a t Bank
250,000
______
1,500.000
613,000 47,658,400
L ib e rty N a t Bank
76,736 92,652,555
Longacre Bank
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
47,827 91,802,578
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
M eehan A Metals
N ational Bank- 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 16,383,100 178808000 10 0 388
772,400 916182138 10 0 415
500 OO
C
577,200 47,375,800 10 0 165
N a t Am erican B ki.oooiooc
307,900 8,652,000
25 157
N at Butch A D rov
1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 1
25 000 001 39,979,600 304260000 10 0 345
N ational C ity Bank 50,000.001 61,227,847 735263000 10 0 435
N a t Park Bank
1 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 1 23,786,900 212143000 10 0 447
ftOO OOl
355,084 911845799 10 0 198
i non nor 1,710,104 34,473,000 10 0 300
35,700 91,773.900 10 0 1 1 0
Penn Exchange B k
2 0 0 i0 0 (
m o oof
63,700 92,346,700 10 0
Public N a t Bank
4.000.001 6,421,100 4104531400 10 0 440
5 noo oo(
8,263,292 107455000 10 0 468
50,300 44,177,200 10 0 1 2 0
Seventh A v e NatBk
4oo !oo<
176,900 94,518,400 10 0 300
Standard Bank___
2 0 0 .0 0 0
State B a n k ..___
3.500.001 5,396,089 96,922,000 10 0 420
144
238,078 92,081,771
T ra de Bank o f N Y
a500,000
185
530,100 412058600
1 0 0 0 000
/inn'nni 1,394,014 936064622 10 0 1300
Y o rk v ille B a n k -.
Trust Co. returns da te M a r. 25 1925.
2,003,235 41,143,791 10 0
551,913 8,858,062
1 ,6 0 6 ,6 0 0
1 ,0 0 0 000
500,773 6,647,621
Bk of N Y A T r Co
4 000.001 12,448,207 93,388,042 10 0 575
Bankers Trust C o . 2 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 1 28,131,650 373515352 10 0 456
288,200 8,491,100 10 0 175
Bronx C o ’ty T r Co
750,000
B r ’hood Locom o’ve
500,000
276,900 5,102,300
C entral Union T r Cc 12.500,001 25,528,900 216530200 10 0 724
Em pire Trust C o4,000.001 3,634,143 66,360,795 10 0 304
E qu itable Trust C< 23,000.001 12,201,427 341767988 10 0 254
Farm ers' L A T r Cc 1 0 ,0 0 0 001 17,674,240 146334454 10 0 439
230
F id e lity In ter T r C< 2 0 0 0 ,0 0 1 2,171,400 21,287,200 10
1,183,200 12,109,000 10 0 297
Fulton Tru st C o .
1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 1
G uaranty Trust C< 25.000,001 19,559,461 526349821 10 0 315
Irvin g Bk C ol T r 17.500 001 12,536,700 333847800 10 0 241
Ita lia n Discount <
t
550,200 8,231,600 10 0
1 0 0 0 001
La w yers’ T iu st Cc 3,000,001 3,031,877 17,876,372 10 0 225
4,129,850 48,803,080 10 0 445
M etropolitan T r Cc 2 .0 0 0 .0 0 1
N ew Y o r k Trust Cc 1 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 1 19,292,200 204859100 10 0 409
10 0 0 0 ,0 0 1 16,501,000 44,632,500 10 0 520
231,800 1,472,100
500,000
4,569,512 58,673,756 100 355
3 noo oo<
U S T r C o of N Y 2! ooo! ooi 18,184,900 59,801,300 100 1575
Jamaica, L . I .—
e307,600 7,768,100 100
2 0 0 .0 0 1
Per
Lincoln-Alliance Bk 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 1 a2,971,371 49,515,405 100 295
e639,197 13,137,307 100 215
M erchants’ B ank.
500.001
e351,421 15,555,541 100 110
N a t B k o f Roch
1,200,000
554,903 15,672,209 100 225
Central Trust Co
600,001
c687,661 14,045,264 100 310
Genesee V ail T r Cc
400,001
Roch T r A S D Co
1,000,001 e l , 744,801 38,284,831 100 340
300 001 e l , 548,018 29,463,979 100 700
e934,526 26,895,684 100 153
Union Trust Co
1.500!001
S c h e n e c ta d y —
45
136,000 3,805,000
25
M oh aw k N a t Bank
200,000
350
811,000 10,032,000
Union N a t Bank . .
300,000
240
378,000 8,451,000
Citizens Trust Co
300,000
400
Schenectady T r Co
400,000 1,024,000 15,494,000

♦ S a le p ric e .
6 Paid I d .
k Capita) increased
i Ex-dividend.
eM arch 25 1925. eDec. 31 1924. I Last sale.
Stock
y Ex-rCgbts
rSept 29 *1924
< In< ludao foreign branch deposits
•
u B ook valu e.
» In process of liquidation.
rights.
/M erged on A p r il 1 w ith M anufacturers’ Tru st C o.
a N o v . 15 1924.




Pat

155
20 0

413
275
300
205
650
290
310
230
477

325
2600
175
430
185
10 10

505
_____

392
167
350
440
455
12 0

460
125
435
150
195

580
461
190
730
313
258
441
250
305
320
245
232
450
415
535
365
1625

300
220
120
245
350
160
50
250

100

185

190
155
210
225

lo t
100

230
225

235
230

1 0 c 150
1 0 c 200
1 0 c 220
1 0 c 160

ftN ew stock. f N ew
d A p r. 61925.
»E x-

May, 1925.]

BANKS

AND

TRUST

NE W Y O R K (C o n c lu d e d ).
Capital.
T roy—
M anu fac’rs N a t BiN ational C ity Bank
N a t St B k of T ro y .
Onion N a t B a n k ...
United N a t B an k.
T ro y Tru st C o ____

S
1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 1

300,OOt
250,00C
300,OOt
240,001
2 0 0 .0 0 1

Utica—

*lret N a t B k A T r
Oneida N a t B an k..
Utica C ity N a t Bk
Citizens’ Tru st C o
Oneida C o Tru st Cc
Otlca T r & D ep Co
W a te r to w n —
C lty N a tio n a l Bank
Jefferson Co N a t Bk
W atertow n N a t Bk
N o rth ’n N Y T r Cc
W e s tc h e s te r Co
M t . Vernon— 1st N .
M t Vernon T r Co
F ite Rochelle—
. N a t C ity Bank.
N orth A v e Bank.
Huguenot T r Co
N Rochelle T r Co
Oaeining— 1st N a t
Ossining N a t Bk
F t ehsi ill—
W estches C o N a i
Fleaaantcitle—
M t Pleasant Bk
Fart Cheater— 1st N
M u tual Trust C (
Rte— R y e N a t B k .
*nrrytourn N a t Bk.
White Plains—
Citizens B a n k .,
jfe W e s tT itle A T r Cc
C ou nty Tru st Cc
Yonkers— First N a 1
Y onkers N a t B1
A Trust C o ._
W estches’r T r C<
Yonkers Tru st Co

Surplus A
Profits.

Cross
Deposits.

$
$
1,428,914 27,883,478
e484,880 6,704,382
e451,053 4,910,189
412,676 6,613,479
475,052 1,040,010
191,070 3,958,837

1,250,000 1,948,810 13,422,933
600,000 1,094,095 5,014,278
1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
336,714 5,025,201
1,000, O t 1,224,260 18,371,278
O
n517,217 3,557,225
250,001
1 .0 0 0 .0 0 C n933,903 14,773,154
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

500,000
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

400.000
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

500.000
400 000
150.000
250,001
200,OOt
io o Iooo
1 0 0 .0 0 0

55,233
541,768
240,262
904,937

1,558,775
4,585,998
4,146,294
8,643,136

O H IO — (C o n c lu d e d ).

Par

Bid.

P rr
10 0 350
10 0 180
10 0 235
50
60
10 0 305
10 0 135
Per
10 0 280
240
10 (
100
95
lOt 240
10 0
10 0

260
Nom .
_____ l
too 275
225
100
10 0 325
Per
100

756,923 9,426,870
636,319 14,320,395
399,584 11,281,743
84,008 2,117,502
nl76,218 4,281,806
508,202 7,923,437
W165.137 1,049,922
172,243 2^247,966

10 0
10 0
10 0
100
10 0
10 0

Ask.
share
360
250
70
315
150
share.
290
245
97K
250
270
prtces
125
285
235
350
share.

100
10 0

1 0 0 ,0 0 0

499,172

6,806,689

1 0 0 .0 0 1

2,518,810
4,821,819
4,081,408
2,672,292
2,158^213

140

145

50

10 0 .0 0 0

nl57,896
< 2 1 ,3S1
2
ra209,387
<158,234
<228,983

250 O t
O
600 O t
O
200 O t
O
300t00<

350,680 6,528,502
6858,480 3 jl32,407
489,418 8,948,833
<406,015 8^612,615

10 0
10 0
10 0

2 0 0 0 00

<178,128
n763,812
nl24,532

5.412,702
9,577,780
5,337,755

100
10 c

200,OOt
300!00(
100 O t
O

300,001
350.000

HORTH C A R O LIN A — N a t. banks A p r.

6;

100
10 0
10 0
10 0

12 0

130

50

...

250
—

—

State institutions A p r. 6 .

C h a r lo tt e —
1
1
521,743 4,475,772! ICC
C harlotte N a t Bank
375.000
Com m ercial N a t Bk
671,580 2,789,866 10C
500.000
First N ational Bank
763,530 1,641,843' 10C
300.000
M e r & Farm N B k .
517,811 2,510,397! 10C
2 0 0 .0 0 0
336,880 2,916,216 10C
Union N a t B an k___
2 0 0 .0 0 0
American Trust C o 1 . 2 0 0 .0 0 0
867,298 14,238,920 10C
<775,729 4,843,762. 100
Independ’ce T r Co
1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
D u rh am —
<125,427 1,781,524) 100
Citizens’ N a t Bank
1 0 0 .0 0 0
858,223 6,199,373
25
F idelity B an k_____
1 0 0 .0 0 0
554,804 5,360,557, 100
First N ational Bank
600,000
<86,500 1,250,000. 25
H om e Savings Bank
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
139,738 1,731,585! 50
M erchants’ Bank.
1 0 0 .0 0 0
G ree n sb o ro —
<777,784! 8,052,296' 100
A tlantic Bk A T r C o 1,250,000
<233,439 3,231,3341 100
Greensboro Bk A T r
400,000
|
1
Ip R a le ig h —
212,757 5,033,038) 100
Citizens N a t B an k.
300,000
216,453! 7,555,3111 100
C om m ’ l N a t B ank.
600,000
156,699 1,725,600 100
Raleigh B kg A T r Co
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
W ilm in g to n —
Murchison N a t B k . 1.000.000 <1,134,169 12,697,840 100
25
People’s Sav B ank.
65.000 0177,530; 2,180,463
600,295j 4,102,379
50
W ilm Sav A T r C o .
300.000
W in s to n .S a le m
<39,500 1,700,000 100
150.000
Peop le’s N a t Bank.
W achovia Bk A T r . 2,175,000 1,486,768 36,911,379! 100

Per
230
230
270
310
290
154
182
180
213
180
48
105
168
155
Per
163
130
195
Per
198
105
175
______

share.
240

300
155
185
185
185
50
110

168
160
share.
175
135

150 0 00
50.000
300 000
1 0 0 .0 0 0
1 0 0 .0 0 0
1 0 0 .0 0 0

I
78,262 1,540,931'____
65,197
854,656 100
282,368 7,110,113 100
147,268 2,190,576 100
44,072 1,590,761 ____
55,432
818,925 ____

OHIO — National banks A p r. 6 ; State institutions M a r. 30.

Capital.

%

*hars.
20 0

125
185
1200

Per share.

Surplus A
Profits.

Gross
Deposits. Par

Bid.

ill.

C le v e la n d —
A m er Sav Bank Co
1 0 0 .0 0 0
B roth’ d of L oc Eng
Co-O per N a t B k . 1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0
C ent N B,S A T r C o 1,800,000
C lev Sav A L oan Co
250,000
Lorain St Sav A T r .
400,000
M idlan d B an k____ 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
N ational C ity Bank 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
Pearl St S A T C o . . 1,500.000
United Bk A T r C o . 1,500,000
Cleveland Tru st C o 8,600,000
Guardian Tru st Co 4.000 000
Lake Erie Trust Co 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
State Bkg A T r C o .
750,000
U nion Sav A L C o .
900.000
U nion Tru st C o ___ 22,250.000

S
<242,837

$
3,651,147

9346,914
3,281,823
279,383
526,115
<763,321
1,055,498
<838,439
*979,814
5,121,669
5,251,068
270,186
428,466
e763,243
13,062,114

25,493,587
47,139,717
2,643,236
8,286,496
22,770,509
20,083,169
24,681,610
20,624,454
202721,734
108677,421
3,493,596
13,512,806
3,267,969
256823 643

C o lu m b u s —
Brunson Sav B an k.
C itizen s’ T r A S a v.
C ity N ational Bank
Columbus N a t B k .
Columbus Sav B k .
C om m er’l N a t B k .
F ifth A v e Sav Bank
H untington N a t Bk
M a rket Exch Bank
N a t Bk of C om ’ ce.
N orthern Sav Bk Co
First N a t B an k____
O hio N ation a l Bank

1,266,693
22,772,631
6,033,171
2,916,201
1,288,640
9,497,299
1,745,184
21,924,246
3,163,620
5,418,467
1,024,822
8,907,998
17,459,403

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

1 . 0 0 0 ,0 0 0

<34,129
755,597
600,596
<70,094
elO l ,820
1,047,819
<87,896
1,525,143
262,285
•727,097
e35,471
623,312
<2,209,394

400,000
300,000

431,424
267,425

6,380,856
3,469,502

10 0
10 0

2 0 0 ,0 0 0

197,881

3,843,567

10 0

150

155

400,000

421,960 3,984,257
536,409 8,292,654
140,283 5,414,247
819,978 16,001,002

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

180
140

185
150

250

260

D a y to n —
C ity N ation a l Bank
D a yton N a t B ank.
M erchants’ N a t Bk
A Tru st C o _____
Th ird N a t Bank A
Tru st C o ________
W inters N a t BankC ity T r A Sav Bank
D a yton Sav A T C o
T o le d o —
C om Sav B A T r C o
D im e S B k A T r C o
First N ational Bank
Com Guard T r A S n v
H om e Bank A T r Co
M er Sav Bk A T r Co
Ohio 8 Bk A T r C o .
Peoples State S Bk
Secui 3 B A T r C o Spitzer-R T A S Bk
Toledo Trust C o .
Union T r A Sav Bk
Y o u n g s to w n —
Central Bank C o . .
C ity T r A Sav Bank
C om m er’l N a t B k .
D ollar Sav A T r Co
First N ational Bank
M ahoning N a t B k .
M ahoning Sav A T r
Second N a t B a n k ..
South Side Sav Bk

210

—N a t. banks A p r. 6 ; State institutions Dec. 31.
F a rg o —
D akota N a t B an k .
Fargo N ational B k .
First N ational Bank
Merchants N a t B k .
Security N a t B an k.
Northern Trust C o .

61

C O M P A N IE S

1 0 0 ,0 0 0

1,500.000
300.000
500 000
50.000
600.000
1 0 0 ,0 0 0

1.500.000
1 0 0 .0 0 0

300.000
1 0 0 ,0 0 0

500,000

1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

600,000
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

300,000
500,000
1 .400 non
1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
150,000
1 , 0 0 0 .0 0 0
150.000
600,000
300,000
5.000.000
250,000

446,855
e344,443
<1,560,396
<1,156,037
<475,569
378,247
2,264,919
<10 0 ,0 0 0
733,350
405,196
3,389,167
416,083

12,312,491
8,585,354
9,161,036
24,367,507
8,007,962
2,459,874
33,522,888
2,250,000
10,082,679
3,082,163
29,652.282
1,668,124

756,996
150,000
<17,837
820,537 9,962,206
600.000
756,293 7,034,140
500.000
2,500.000 2,155,283 16,776,540
2,500.000 2,219,982 15,288,050
468,004 4,584,121
1 , 0 0 0 .0 0 0
150.000
<159,193 1,895,449
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
34,008
729,718
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
849,611
<54,558
I

Per shart.
1 0 C 330
10C
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

267
247
143
168
223

275
146
170

260
260
235
232
10 0 178J4 195
100 156
20 0
10 0 205
208
255
222

Per share.

10 0
10 0

155
300
109

xl59
310
113

200

300
300
265
340
330

x310

285
370

295
375

280
375
350

Per share.
a250
255
160
170

Per share.
10 0 290
50 218
10 0 336
10 0 175
150
10 0
10 0 320
325
10 0
10 0
150
10 0 218
10 0

220

ion

165
245

10 0

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

Per share.
80
92
225
235
220

198
198
170
125

202
202

110
12 2

12 0

175
129

O K L A H O M A — National banks A p r. 6 ; State institutions.
G u th r ie —
First N ational Bank
First State Bank___
Security State Bank
M c A ie s te r—
American N a t Bank
C ity N ational Bank
First N a t B o f M c A
M u sk og ee—
Com m ercial N a t Bk
First N ational Bank
M uskogee SecN atB

1 0 0 .0 0 0

50.000
25.000
1 0 0 .0 0 0

50,000
1 0 0 ,0 0 0

250.000
500.000
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

82,361
10,253
3,374
19,613
el0,802
31,500

3,167,972
1,002,816
360,073

Per •Aar*.
10 0
10 0
10 0

2,063,554 10 0
420,528 10 0
1,630,951, 10 0

195,839 4.457,269 10 0
179,698 6,346,906 10 0
54,857i 2,996,827] 10 0

Per share
Clo sed
Per share.
225
325
175

20 0

300
125

1
O k la h o m a C i t y Per •Aar*.
Per share.
A k ron —
American N a t Bank 1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0
381,697 17,917,748 10 0 2 0 0
<647,958:14,626,948 10015225
C entral Sav A T r . . 1,000 000
Farm ers’ N a t Bank
2 0 0 .0 0 0
62.257 3,991,602 10 0 175
2 9 8 ,5 6 3 5 ,2 1 9 ,5 6 6
100| 175
250 000
Com m ercial S A T r
F idelity N a t Bank.
300 0 0 0
67,046 4,832,418 10 0 2 0 0
290
610,091) 8,420,70l| 100 250
Depositors Sav A T r
500 000
First N a t B an k ____ 1 , 0 0 0 .0 0 0
355,637 18.526,924 10 0 250
238,242 3,143,691| 100 180
200
200,000
D im e Savings Bank
L iberty N a t B ank.
157,352 7,434,287 10 0 2 0 0
600.000
250
668,521 8,529.099, 100 160
165
Ohio State Bk A T r
500.000
Oklahoma N a t B k .
33,281 2,884,420 10 0 20 0
250.000
450,172 100
90
95
28,415
100.000
Standard Sav Bank
Security N a t B ank.
398.386 10.803.477 10 0
500.000
170,947 4,027,202, 100 160
175
200,000
Firestone Pk T r A S B
Tradesm ens N a t Bk
110,695 5,293,392] 10 0 225
500.000
250
250
First Trust A S B k . 1.500.000 1,969,025 27,579,5171 100 240
C a n to n —
I
T u ls a —
<107,275 3,959,432 100 150
200,000
Cant Sav B A T C o .
C entral N a t B an k . 1 . 0 0 0 .0 0 0
445.781 9.437.795 10 0
<230,767 4,909,879 100 200
500.000
D im e Savings Bank
Exchange N a t Bank 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
601,527 34,700,050 10 0
500.000 1,188,816, 9,580,957 100 325
F irst N ational Bank
First. N at Rank . . l.nnn non
232.344 18.476.277 10 0
Per share.
C in c in n a t i—
N a t Bk o f C om ’erce
100,767 3,993,829
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
400.000 1,262,828 7,770,530 100 370
A tlas N a t B ank___
Producers N a t B k .l
250,000
62,964 4,387,795
505,347,13,175,569 100 525
500.000
B righton Bk A T r C o
Security N a t B an k .
228,475 4,652,942
500,000
Brotherhood o f R y
1
1
102,832! 3,083,022
200.000
Clerks N a t B k . .
250
230,208 3,505,921: 100 230
150.000
C inn B k A T r C o . .
OREGON — National banks A p r. 6 ; State institutions A p r. 6
220
C itzns’ N B k A T r C o 2,000.000 2,424,499 12,918,390 100 210
287,460 2,547,228
100.000
C olum bia B A S Co
P o r t la n d —
Per share.
165
300,188 7,035,628 10 0 150
1
350.000
Cosm op Bk A T r Co
G W Bates A C o ._
1 0 0 .0 0 0
19.970 1,277,448 10 0
175
58.613'
661,956 10 0 160
50,000
East End B an k____
Can Bk of C om ’ce.
300.000
127,760 3,485,787 10 0 20 0
300
210
First N ation a l Bank 6,000,000 5,673,037 39,518,176 10 0 285
Citizens B an k_____
2 0 0 .0 0 0
54,157 3,205,269 10 0 170
185
300
500.000 1,131,703! 7,313,016 10 0 280
Lincoln N a t B ank.
First N ational Bank 2,500.000 1,176,464 34,859,211 10 0 205
175
248,719 2,444,057| 50 140
215
100.000
N o rth Side B a n k ..
H ibernia C A Sav B
2 0 0 .0 0 0
170
215,897 6,449.850 too 175
190
457,569' 7,643,927 10 0 155
400.000
Pearl M a rk et Bank
Ladd A T ilto n B k . . 1.000,000 1,716,588 23,055,930 10 0 300
300
2,620,375'42,906,369 10 0 290
350
000
B th-3rdN at B k ____ 3.000.
300
L iv e Stock State Bk
1 0 0 .0 0 0
733
520.009 10 0
297,967, 4,474,044' 10 0 250
135
200.000
P eop le’ s Bk A Sv C o
36
37>$ N ’w estem N a t B k . 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
477,886 18,891,029 10 0 135
10
150
1.500.000 1,842,396^27,815,963!
P ro v S B k A T r C o
Peninsula N a t Bank
2 0 0 .0 0 0
56 706 2,106,703 10 0 130
180
936,492 8,270,545 10 0 165
140
1.000.
000
Second N a t B a n k .
Portland N a t ’l B k .
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
34,980 1,849,963
150
320,978 4,496,882 10 0 225
175
250.000
S oO h loS B k A T rC o
230
U nited States N Bk 1.800.000 2,274,536 35,692.263 Too 325
375
895,312 10 0 225
195,626
100.000
Stock Y ard s B k ___
W est Coast N a t Bk
300.000
108,590 3,158,737 10 0 170
125
150
116,981 2,573,652,
185
250,000
W ash B k A Sav C o .
500 000
300
Security Sav A T t
435,683 4,233,303 10 0 d_____
W estern B k A T r C o 1.000,000 1,372,021 15,051,288 1 6 6 270
Lbrm en’s T r C o . B k
500,000
59,321| 2,148,765 1 0 0 125
217
2,000,000 2,670,431 18,686,726) 1 0 0 210
Fourth A Cen T r C o
U nion Tru st C o ___ 1,000,000 3,950,460
• Sale price, a Includes C ity Trust A Savings Bank, b Sept. 29 1924. A N ew stock, it C apital to be increased, a A m ount paid la . a E x *
dividend. I Last sale, d Sold with First N ational Bank. • June 30 1924.
e Includes Oneida C ou nty Tru st C o. t Includes trust deposits.
t Includes U nion Savings Bank A Tru st,
t D ec. 31 1925. n M a r . 25 1925. a O ct. 10 1924.




63

BANKS

AND

T R U S T C O M P A N IE S

P E N N S Y L V A N I A — N a t. b it . (see. P h ila .) A p r. 6 ; S(a(« inst A p r. 9.
Surplus
A Profits.

Capital
A lle n t o w n —
Allentown N a t B k .
Merchants N a t B k .
B ldge Avenue Bank
iecon d N a t B an k. .
Allentown Tru st C o
Citizens Tru st C o . &ehlgh V a il T r C o .
Penn Tru st C o -----

%

1 . 0 0 0 ,0 0 1

400,00(
50,001
*•0 0 ,0 0 1
225 00(
250,00(
500,001
300,00C

A lto o n a —
P in t N atlonal Bank
Second N a t B a n k ..

188.90C
250.00(
243,801
102.965

B rie —
Bank o f E rie T r Co
P in t N atlonal Bank
M arine N a t B an k. .
People’ s B k & T r C o
Second N a t B an k. _
Cent T r A T itle C o.
Secur Sav A T r C o.
H a rr is b u rg —
Bast End Tru st Co _
Harrisburg N a t Bk
C entral Trust Co .
Com m ercial T r C o.
Com m onw’ltb T rC c
Dauphin D ep T r Co
Security Tru st C o
Union Tru st C o . .
L a n c a s te r —
Conestoga N a t B k .
Pulton N a t B a n k ..
Lancaster C o N Bk
Agrlcul T r A S a v . .
Farmers’ Tru st C o
Northern T r A S Co
People’ s Tru st C o .
Onion Tru st C o . .
P h ila d e lp h ia —
B k o f N o Am or A Tr
Bk A T r Co of W Phil
Broad St N a t Bank
Centennial N a t B k .
Central N a t Bank.
Corn E xch N a t B k .
D rovers A M e r N a t

Par.

$
$
(1,123,498 7,929,262
1,285,856 6,187,203
®72,126 1,219,490
1,114,159 5,724,466
228,464 2,115,276
306,595 2,758,446
753,275 4,579,326
e200,033 2,002,327

150,001

Altoona Tru st C o...
Central Tru st C o . .
M ountain C ’ y T C o

Oross
Deposits.

1 0 0 .0 0 1

125,00<
300.001
300,001
20 0 ,0 0 1

500.001
166,100
400,001
20 0 .0 0 1

2 0 0 .0 0 1

300,001
400,001
125,001
750,20C
300.000
400,00C
286,010
250.001

2 0 0 ,0 0 1
2 0 0 ,0 0 1

300,001
263,125
225,001
300.001
250,001
2 0 0 ,0 0 1

400,001
300,001
Deposits o
300.001
5 ,0 0 0 001

250,000
375,001
300,001
1,250,001
2 , 2 0 0 ,0 0 1
500,001
125,000
275,001
1.500,00(i
3 000,000
2 :6 0 0 :0 0 0
2 ,0 00 .0 00
350.O C
O
200,O C
O
1 .0 0 0 .O C
O
600.000

Per
i ____ l
lOOid____ l
1 0 0 _____ l
1 0 0 275
1 0 0 Id____ l
57
30

10 0

(142,450 1,597,134
1,265,412 8,498,051
'657,859 6,996,277
308,033 4,224,803
1,135,607 10,566,300
(77,685 1,521,549
(857,546 7,593,568
(617,570 4,919,790

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

e71,600 1,593,509
705,833 3,893,778
(712,939 3,464,329
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
(214,225 2,845,739

50
25
25
50

721,784 4,391,770
344,459 3,374,423
682,491 3,607,122
112,901 1,640,865
1,168,571 6,953,310
176,223 1,209,274
(1,589,999 9,059,971
(553^000 3,700,000
828,773 5,094,998
264,342 3,275,194

Ask.

10 0
10 0
10 0
10
10 0

10 0
10 0

50
25
60
10 0

50
50
50
10 0

*fcar«.
300
500
20 0
210

60

Per share.
_____ 1 175
*400
_____ 1 215
..
. 1 205
250
_____ l 130
____ l 325
_____ l 33734
Per
........ 1
_____ l
_____ l
_____ l
_____ l
.........1
_____ l
........ 1
.........1

share.
175
72
172
85)4
425
280
325
16
155

Per «5ar«.
.........1455
_____ l 290)4
_____ i 158
49 34
_____ ( 36134
_____ ( 17734
. . . 1 452
........ i 182
____ ( 226
_____ i 207

National banks date May . 4 192
Per
50
399,729 3,699,959
6,019,851 52,345,165 10 0 .........1
50 .........t
161,329 2,378,452
50 ......... 1
363,605 5,500,809
892,013 6,647,000 10 0 .........1
5,317,911 32,355,000 10 0 ......... i
6^214,950 59,537,000 10 0 .........
.........i
50 .........i
_____
_____ 1

10 0

5.
share.
7234
301
(75
201

400
568
490
154
10 0

852
28634
400
........ t 566
......... 402 J4
50 .........i 153
10 0 ......... 621
32034
10C
10C ......... 179
50 ......... 325
10C .........i 16934
880
10 0 ........
266
10 0 _____
1 0 C _____
615
10 0 _____ l 1 1 2
5( _____ 173
5C
13534
50034
10 0 _____
50 ........ 10034
10 0 ........
428J4
10C ......... 208 34
515
10 0 _____
10 0 _____
23534
309
10 0 _____
175
10 1 _____
101 ......... 261
100 ......... 170
100 _____
29534
101 ......... 313
10 0 ......... 231
75
50 _____
100 ......... 360
8334
.
5
1
.
50
7034
5 ......... 155
1
101 ______ 15134
170
50 _ .
1 0 C ......... 318

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

........
____
_____
_____
10 1 i .........
10 1 _____
; ioi i .........
1 1 0 1 .........
5 1 ........
1
10 1 ........
10 1 ........
51 ........
101 i ........
101 1 _____
1 0 ( ........
10C
5C
5C
5C

ol.

120.

P E N N S Y L V A N I A — (C o n c lu d e d )

Per share.
245
1 0 0 235
610
1 0 0 690
155
50 140
700
1 0 0 680
94
90
30
130
25 1 2 0
380
50 360
98
93
50

481,107 3,540,839
(484,033 3,125,081
200,737 1,951,967
582,080 2,316,993
(291,494 1,903,188
(251,663 2,239,304

214,741 (2,599,397
129,355 1,040,501
1,752,657 6,004,000
3,620,458 40,936,000
9,389,597 63,075,000
5,887,592 64,230,000
8,714,668 69,416,000
Girard N a t B a n k ..
870,045 6,433,000
Kensington N a t Bk
993,334 (5,916,196
Manayunk N a t B k .
2,893,474 21,204,000
M arket St N a t B k .
553,071 (7,984,033
N a t Bank o f Com m
1,212,692 (8,425,547
2 0 0 .0 0 1
N a t B k o f G erm ’ t ’n
273,672 (3,338,514
500,001
250 O C 2,135,433 9,561,000
O
731,071 7,994,000
N orthern N a t Bank
400,O C
O
O
1,250,561 6,727,O C
2 0 0 .0 0 1
Overbrook N a t B k .
300,000
68,779 (2,872,104
250,000
329,627 5,724,869
Olnev Bank A T r _ _
379,94E 4,460,713
500 001
3,558,507 13,938,000
1 0 00 001
386,672 17,051,940
1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 1
Peoples Bk A T r C o
Philadelphia N a t Bk 5,000,001 11,972,115 123321000
868.60C 5,325,001
500 001
280,001 1,168,004 (10187,175
Second N at B an k. .
636,395 6,405,000
300,001
Sixth N a t B a n k ...
Southwark N a t B k .
500.001 1,067,682 10,754,000
246,491 2,030,001
2 0 0 .0 0 1
S’ western N a t Bank
768,745 6,340,001
500,001
487,448 5,143,000
400,001
O
1,517,938 10,540,O C
1 .0 0 0 ,0 0 1
T h ird N a t B an k—
O
2,854,016 17,053,O C
1 0 0 0 ,0 0 1
1,343,476 18,637,O C
O
1 0 0 0 ,0 0 1
250,001
ul83,758 3,113,894
W est Ph lla B a n k ..
A ldlne Tru st C o . . . 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 1 1,184,323 3,689,691
187,501
187,655 2,734,141
500,000
264,420 2,029,640
Broad Street Tru st.
750,000 1,324,981 12,447,393
C ent T r A Sav C o ..
295,128 4,191,940
300 O C
O
724,135 10,889,502
500.001
821,599 6,251,512
400,001
Columbia A v T r Cc
59,442 1,350,481
125,000
3,739,483 10^778,451
C om ’lth T Ins A T i 1,476,325
O
C ont-E q T A T C o. 1,000,O C 1,801,745 15,548,671
133,079 1,558,571
227,67C
Em pire T it A T r Cc
451,162 5,363,79'
300,00C
Excelsior T ru s t—
357,42C 5,409,972 0 0 ,0 0 1
5,200,001 17,909,815 53,787,241
F id e lity Tru st C o .
3,778,75*
1 a l 470.001
1,244,171
a l , 530,001
2 d preferred____
820,28" 8,111,24250.001
1,500,001 2,185,082 26,875,921
1,754,755 16,066,981
1 . 0 0 0 ,0 0 1
2 0 0 .0 0 1
367,731 4,060,041
G lr.d A v T A T C o
2,500,001 10,968,541 58,940,691
G irard Tru st C o . .
842,975 11,132,331
1,000,O C
O
176,98C 3,189,731
125,001
H a d d in gton T A T C c
East Falls B k A T r .
Eighth N a t Bank .

Bid.

P

421
239
45
l 150
1175
554
[ 135
10 0

120534
320
(40 0
187
1 1060
1 166
1 177 34
I

Capital.

Surplus A
Profits.

Oross
Deposits.

P a r.

Bid.

A st

P h ila .— (C on.)
$
Per share.
t
S
H am ilton Tru st Co
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
297,793 4,048,912 10 0 .........1 205 >4
H olm esburg T r C o .
125,000
122,975 1 1,555,701
50 .........1 85 H
Indus’l T r . T A Sav
500,000 1,927,787 10,534,055
60 .........i 251
In teg rity Tru st C o .
750,000 3,612,715 18,199,860
50 .........1 187
Jefferson T A T r C o
l 65 H
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
51,039 1,260,249
50
Kensington T r C o .
500,000 1,209,835 12,832,217
50 .........1 60)4
Land T itle A T r Co 3.000,000 12,769,542 23,484,737 1 0 0 .........1 S 8
8
L ib e rty T A T r C o .
500,000
721,563 6,113,889
50 .........1 L83
M arket St T A T C o
500,000 1,361,658 12,797,050
50 _____ 1 278
Manayunk Trust Co
250,000
402,8911 3,133,784
as ......... 1 8 8
M etropolitan T r Co
500.000
215,710 2,859,472
50 ......... 1 (72)4
M u tual Tru st C o ._
538,600
348,272 8,688,278
O
50 ......... 1 LO
N inth Bank A T r Co
750,000 1,808,759 15,291,380 1 0 0 _____ r 435
( F
N orth ern C ent T r .
400,000
191,979 3,013,726
50
85M
i 650 M
N orthern Trust C o .
500.000 2,989,131 11,842,299 1 0 0
N o r th e a s t-T a c o ny
Bank A T ru st___
250,000
126,462 1,199,171
50
(76)4
N orth ea st’n T A T r
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
74,981 1,826,651
60 _____ 1 62)4
N o Ph ila Trust C o .
500,000
892,136 9,005,009
50 ......... 1 2 1 2
N o r Western T r Co
150.000 1,023,174 10,456,543
50 _____ 1 326
Parkw ay Tru st C o .
80,148 1,430,206 1 0 0 - . 1 135
125,000
. 1 180
Pelham Tru st Co .
221,107 2,084,518 1 0 0
150,000j
Penn C o fo r Insur
on L ives A G r An
T r A Safe D ep C o 3.966,470 17,190,881' 52,463,201 10 0 _____ l 715)4
Penn W ’ h 'gA S D C o 1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0
408.1621
761.446
50 _____ M Of >4
1 7 5 0 '”
Philadelphia T r C o. 1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 6.051.213 21.1 27.826 1 0 0
Phoenix Trust C o . .
300,000
76A27I 1,007,243
50 _____ (1 55
Provident T ru s t___ 2 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 8,639,237 14,470,3811 1 0 0 ........ 1630
R eal Est T r Co.com 1,319,600 1,378,493 6,376,975 UOO _____ 2| 1 0
1
do
do
pref 1,890,100
f 10 0 _____ l 1 2 0
R eal Est T I A T r . . 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 4,033,305 8,416,860 1 0 0 . . . . 1550
Republic Trust C o .
500,000
346,535 4,287,525
50 . . . . lilOO
Richm ond Trust Co
141,200
26,890 1,190,897
Roxborough T r C o
l 1251i
184,624 2,577,171
150.000
10
(62 U
Susq. T it le A T r . Co
13,617
336,719
144,679
50
Southwark T A T r .
125,000
185,980 1,289,502 l 0
_ . 1 220 "
Tacon y Trust C o . .
150,000
252,789 1,848,546 10 0 _____ 6 276
124,869 2,582,124
1
T io ga Tru st C o ____
125,000
50 _____ 1| 1 2
U nited Sec L I A T . 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 1 , 1 2 1 , 8 6 6 6,408,608 10 0
.1 18 1
W est End Tru st Co 2 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 2,252,297 17,581,156 10 0 ......... 1 300)4
W est P hila T A T C o
949,851 7,964,067
500.000
50: _____ 1 2 2 1
State In s ti|
tutions
P it t s b u r g h —
A p r. 9 ’ 25
A llegheny V al Bank
211,104 3,192,224
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
50
A ll N ations D ep B k
75.000
114,131 2,132,414
A m State Bk of Pitts
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
63,231 1,190,889
Anchor Sav B a n k ..
694,637 4,206,948
150,000
50 240
1
Arsenal B an k_____
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
311,065 1,532,779
50
Bank of P lt t s b .N A 3,000,000 4,856,303 50,698,745
50 13414
B k o f Secured Savs.
'209,922 2:642,674
125.000
88
50
Braddock N a t B k . .
500,000
716,689 12,926,216
Citizens Sav B ank.
809,182 9,023,536
150,000
C ity Deposit B an k.
2 0 0 ,0 0 0 1,627,928 15,851,992
30
Columbia N a t Bank
600,000 1,408,694 10,944,615 10 0
D iam ond N a t Bank
600,000 2,155,703 18,195,837 10 0 340
D ollar Savings Bank
2,833,549 37,156,212
Duquesne N a t Bk
906,045 8,620,319 10 0
500,000
20 0
Exchange N a t Bank
750.000 1,052,817 8,747,037
90
50
Farmers D ep N a t . . 6 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 4,174,615 54,201,290
140
Farmers Depos Sav
500,000 1,075,220 12,404,802
sn IOO
F ifth Avenue Bank
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
204,981 2,319,713
First N Bk o f B lrm .
248,651 2,182,317 too;
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
First N ational Bank 5.000.000 7,572,129 67,238,643 10 0 257
Fourteenth St Bank
282,970 5,030,985
2 0 0 000
Freehold B an k____
2 0 0 ,0 0 0 1,091,417 1,953,993 10 0
H ighland N a t Bank
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
216,862 2,569,800
H om ew ’d Peop Bk
135,115 3,756,459
1 0 0 .0 0 0
50
Iron A Glass D o l Sav
172,700
518,478 3,982,515 10 0
Keystone N a t Bank
600,000 1,214,514 8,463,756 10 0 2 2 0
Ma'nufact’ rs Bank.
321,894 1,413,388
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
50
M arin e N a t B an k. .
307,943 2,520,025 10 0 12 0
300,000
140
M ellon N a t B a n k .. 7,500,000, 6,844,814 153234593 10 0
M etropolitan
Sav
Bk A T r C o ____
72
200,000!
17,585 2,280,922 ioo
M onongahela N B k 1,000,000 2,311,165 15,645,033 10 0 310
200 000!
567.316 6,722,717 10 0
N a t Bank of A m e r.
1 0 0 OOO
176.280 2:315,039 -6 0 140
Ohio V a lley B an k. .
Pennsylvania N Bk
200.000
322,636 1,725,551 !0 0
Penn Savings Bank
198,345 2,150,018
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
50
Pittsb State B an k.
30,225 i;2 22 ,346
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
Second N a t B a n k ..
300,O C 1,162,680 6,906,332
O
T h ird N a t B ank___
390,112 3,405,737
500.00C
00 105
Union N a t B ank___ 2 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 5,598,496 24427,779
00 350
Union Savings B k . 1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 i;754,852 29,142,792 "1 0
Western S A D B k .
522,404 3,358,562
250,O C
O
50
Allegheny Trust Co
00
873,898 6,065,630
700,O C
O
195
Bloom field T r C o . .
1 2 3 ;000
83,597 1,686,402
Colonial Trust C o . 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 4,311,494 20,694,707
20 0
50 190
C om ’w ealth T r C o . 1,500,O C 1,552,111 11,492,850
O
oc 2 1 0
220
Continental T r C o .
309,315 1,669,309
450. O C
O
Of
u 310
D ollar Sav A T r Co 1.000.O C 1,665,701 12,284,673
O
D orm ont S A T Co
125,000
63,800 fll.500.000
East End Sav A T r
304,977 “ 9:918,141
270,000
Farmers Depos T r . 1,320,001
636,107
509,437
Fidel T itle A T r Co 2 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 6,026,244 17,093,656 10 0 400
Franklin Sav A T r .
c274,513 3,531,471
175,000
as
H a zlew ’d S A T Co
238,483 2,949,584 10 0 130
165,400
H ill T o p s A T C o . .
236,277 2,877,489
150,000
50 ______
Manchester Savings
Bank A Tru st Co
250,001
313,971 3,108,858
83
50
M erch Sav A T r Co
125,001
77,001 1,462,857
60
51
M etrop olitan T r Co
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
e72|095 1,643,323 10 0 _____
O akl’ cf Sav A T r Co
_
300,000
377,181 5,301,030 1 0 c
Peoples Sav A Trust
Cb of Pittsburgh. 3 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 8,314,632 22,106,667
330
People’s Tru st Co
299,111 2,374,432 ioc 275
250,O C
O
P it ts b u r g h D ep
____
T itle A Trust Co
125,001
15,421 1,018,09E
Pittsburgh T r C o .. 2 , 0 0 0 .0 0 1 2,558,801 15,390,36' 101 2 2 0
P o tter T itle A T rC c
500,O C
O
'517,896 6,507,55C 10C ______
P rovid en t Tru st Cc
218,556 1,345,488 1 0 c ______
150,O C
O
R eal Est S A T r Cc
136,506 4451,087 IOC 10 0
400,O C
O
South H ills T r C o ..
125,001 1
198,876 1,758,89G 1 0 c
Penn T r C o ________
507,907 6,484,60E 1 0 C
400,001
125.001
66.265
Term inal Tru st C o.
'532,66f
U nion Tru st C o . . . 1,500,000 45,131,261 13315794E ioc14000
W ashington T r C o.
350,000, 1,303,03$ 8,269,85“ 101 1 500
550
W est E n d 8 B A T i
125,000
640,09' 4,394,6711 5l 1
125.000
143.015 1.191.474
W illia m Penn T r C<
W orkingm an’ s Sai
1
100.000 1,635,821 112.290.617, SO
. . 900
Bank A Tru st Cc

• Sale price
o C apital paid ia ; authorized amount Is larger.
6 C apital to be Increased.
g M erged w ith P eop le’s Tru st C om pany,
d Last
sale a year ago. • June 30 1924. t Ex-dlv
1 Last sale. • Includes N in th T . A T . C o. h N e w stock, r Sold w ith N in th N a t. Bank, n N om in a l.
t A p r. 6 1925. « Sept. 19 1924. e D e c . 31 1924.




May, 1925.]

BAKES AND

P E N N S Y LV A N IA (Concluded). —

C a p ita l.

Reading—

8 u r p lu s A
P r o fits .

S ta te B a n k s A p r .

63

T R U S T C O M P A N IE S
TBNNESSEB —

9.

N a tio n a l banks

A p r . 6;

S ta ts

Surplus A
D e p o s its .

P a r.

$
*
$
400.020 1,302,827 7,072,245
3C
100.000
354,931 1,325,153 10C
200.000
25
994,503 2,468,668
300,000
891,571 6,022,550 10C
300,000 s l , 386,576 8,859,472 10C
300,000 1,048,464 2,280,899 10C
861,064 6,995,344
1C
730,000
1C
800.000 0279,367 3,209,787
1.000,000 2 , 208,501 12,235,969. 10C
800.000 1,096,716 2,334,043 100

Farmers’ N a t Bank
Keystone N a t Bank
N ational Union Bk
*enn N a t B an k___
Beading N a t Bank.
Second N a t B a n k ..
Berks C o Trust C o .
Colonial Tru st C o .
Pennsylvania T r C o
Reading Tru st C o .
S c ra n to n —
Bosak State B a n k ..
500,000
658,038 5,368,967
County Sav B an k . .
400,000
o596,390i 8,236,051
Electric C ity B an k.
0140,213 1,454,660
80,000
First N ational Bank 1.800,000 3,124,984 33,480,566
Green Ridge Bank.
068,742
697,294
30,000
Keystone Bank____
123,000: ol46,524 1,397,143
North Scranton Bk
200,000 0138,203 2,836,734
Providence B a n k ..
/166,813 1,552,424
75.000
Peoples Sav A Dim e
Bank T r C o ____ 1,000.000 ol,410,735 15,510,185
South 81de Bank___
200.000 0258,279 2,697,436
Third N a t B ank___
400,000 1,280,741 9,783,445
Traders’ N a t B an k.
300,000 1,020,660 9,485,541
Union N a t B ank___
500.000 0310,495 3,468,253
120,000 0300,785 2,834,757
West Side B an k___
Anthracite T r C o . .
/272,647 3,740,379
350,000
Lincoln Trust C o . .
500.000 0225,666 2,593,862
W ilk e s -B a r re —
354,612 3,404,261
Dime Bk T it A T r Co
200,000
First N ational Bank
943,993 7,471,371
375,000
Hanover Bk A T r . .
125,000 0135,324 1,421,470
Miners’ Bk of W -B . 2,000,000 4,272,269 17,470,812
Penn Bk A T r C o . .
200,000 0265,861 2,492,222
3econd N a t Bank . 1.000.000 2,674,750 10,256,511
So Side Bk A T r Co
125.000 0107,616 1,834,840
Union Sav B k A T t
250,000 0101,156 1,507,507
W-B D ep A Sav Bk
300.000 0625,894 5,296,726
988,157 5,147,080
Wyoming N a t Bank
500,000
W yom ing V al T r Cc
350.000 1,329,283 7,012,641
W illia m s p o rt—
i lrst N ational Bank
300,000 0513,356 3,708,424
Lycom ing N a t Bk
200.000 0412,959 1,484,583
West Branch N Bk
300.000 1,976,757 5,583,224
Williamsport N Bk
280,000 0342,196 1,175,022
Northern C entral Tr
C o_______________
/424,678 3,373,105
300,000
Susq Trust C o _____
7664,868 3,213,331
500,000
Y ork —
Central N a t Bank
200.000 0152,749 1,240,375
D rov A M ech N Bk
100,000 0273,515 1,833,837
First N ation a i Bank
300.000 0448,882 5,045,212
325,923 2,352,091
Western N a t Bank
225,000
York C o N a t Bank
0800,363 2,994,246
300,000
York N a t ’l Bank
536,730 3,078,220
500,000
C itiz Savs A T r Co.
500,000 0110,925 2,366,718
449,407 3,093,288
Guar T r C o of Y ork
425.000
Y ork Trust C o ____
425,759 3,181,050
300.000

B id .
Per

150
445
140
390
420
395
32
22
440
300
Per

155
450
145
400
425
400
35
23
455
310
sh a re.

50 185
100 400
50 115
100 615
50 135
50 115
5
(1 200
50 175
100
50
100
100
100
50
50
100

410
185
500
475
175
140
216
197
Per

50
100
50
50
100
100
50
100
50
50
50

165
285
105
158
225
315
105
148
310
137
205

100
100
100
100

275
300
525
235

Per

C a p ita l.

Ask
s h a re .

415

220
203
s h a re

300
108
163
230
320
110
152
325
142
215
sh a re.

375
300
530
235

Chattanooga—
A m er T r A B kg C o .
Chattanooga 8 B k .
& T r Co . .
First N ationai Bank
First T r & SavBank
H am ilton N a t Bank
H am ilton T r & 8 B
K n o x v ille —
C ity N ation al Bank
East Tenn N a t B k .
East Tenn Sav B k .
Holston N a t B an k.
T h ird N a t B an k___
U nion N a t B an k___
M em ph is—
Bank of C o m A T Co
Cent State N a t B k .
Columbia Sav Bank
Exchange Bk & T r .
First N ationai Bank
A m er S B A T ru st.
F id e lity B k A T r C o
L ib e rty S Bk A T r .
M an Sav Bk A T r .
Solvent S Bk & T r .
State Savings Bank
Union & Planters’
Bank & Tru st Co
N a s h v ille —
Am erican N a t Bank
Am erican T ru s t___
B roadw ay N a t Bank
Central N a t Bank.
Commerce-Union Bk
F o u rth * Is t B A T Co
Fourth & First N B
Tennessee H erm it­
age N a t B an k___
N ash ville Trust C o

P r o fits .

A p r . 6.

P a r.

$
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
n91>55 1.13L303
756.458 14.234.755
164,510 3,574,953

600.000:
1,000.000
200.000
500.000
300,000
500.000

0545,594 11,017,673
795,763 7,013,685
118,231 3,571,770
0349,456 3,466,000
266,761 1,977,394
0202,798 5,409,442

B id .

Ft, ih a r t
-

100
100
100
100
100

%
500,000

%
549,679

in s titu tio n s

C ro s s
D e p o s its .

Per

3,000,000 2,184,963 31,780,689
600.000
676,739 9,239,709
100.000
38,262
752.437
34,333 2,212,625
300,000
759,335 7,854,549
500.000
96,542 1,941,961
100.000
6100,000 1,121,274
1,000,000
160,839 3,936,806
200,000
150.000
198,562 4,214,331
722,977
100,000
100.000
75,004 1,391,380
50,000
2,500,000
1.500,000
500,000
300,000
300,000
500,000
450.000
1.500.000
300.000
350.000
anks

342,339 30,519,604
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
071,094
468,590

1,317,517
4,218,779

100 225
100 230
100
100 180
100 165
100 165
P
100 352
100 255
100 161

f k1
/
250
<52
200
200
175
s h a re .

357

100
mni
100
100
100
10
100

272
250
85

100

110

112

100
100
100
’.00
100
100
100

Per
300
300
260
149
190
305
305

share.
110
110
275
153
200
312
312

100
100

100
245

105
250

545
8
300

275
91
205
to

A p r. 6; State institutions A p r. 6.

A u s tin —
sn a re *
American N a t Bank
300,006
726,481 8,976,697 101 265
Austin N a t Bank300,000
225
225
727,059 8,764,197 101 250
100
Citizens State Bank
125,000
34,064 2,947,547
50 1123* 115
P e r s h a re .
Texas Bank & Trust
200,000
60,975 2,767,707
State N ational Bk
100,000
76,757 2,282,044 101 215
100 130
Per s h a r e .
B ea u m o n t—
100 250
Am erican N a t Bank
100 180
250,000
472,981 4,979,165 101 300
C ity N a tl Bank . . .
100 177
250,000
90,545 2,343,420 101 125
408,332 6,600,182 100 225
First N ational Bank
20
60
400,001
25
250,000
Texas N ational Bk
75,296 3,801,158 100 120
48
125
25
Per s h a r e .
D a iia s—
323*
Am Excb N at Bank 4.000.001 2,625,932 43,673,257 101 280
25
5 2 y3
300
199,541 3,517,691 100 100
50 100
500,000
105
......... Central N a t ’l Bank
C ity N ational Bank 3,000.000 1,473,627 32,597,198 101 295
300
500.000
M ercantile B A T Co
215,173 8,475,095 10C 1373^ 140
RHODE ISLAND — N a t i o n a l b a n k s A p r. 6; S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s Feb. 26.
Dallas N a t B a n k ..
500,000
156,598 5,813,954 10< 135
Republic N a t Bank 2,000,000
891,999 20,638,508 10C 150
160
150.000
N a t Bk of C om m ’ce
359,884 4,304,808 10C 270
P e r s h a re .
Newport—
Southwest N a t Bk
2.000.000
114,817 9,823,795 10C
50
60
Aquidneck N a t B k .
200.000
172,017 2,270,311
50 •93
Central T r A Sav Bk
200,000
65,214 1,107,227
870,009
N a t Exchange Bank
0121,057
80
180
100,000
D allas T r A Sav B k 1,000,001
392,433 4,368,932 101 145
14733
538,264
N ew port N a t Bank
w75,385
91
120.000
60
93
R epubllcTrA SavB k
500,000
115
85,525 6,214,518 —
125
316,521 2,464,931 100 135
N ew port Trust C o .
300,000
150
El Paso—
P e r s h a re
Providence—
First N ational Bank 1,000,000
289,109 11,221,210 10C 150
170
25
600,000
846,133 3,218,122
60
Blackstone Can N a t
300,000
198,322 10,681,054 10( 250
State N a t B an k___
305
Columbus Excb Bk
50
200.000 0118,088 2,501,789
350,001
A m er T r & Sav Bk
39,828 3,558,399 10C
50
75
95
High Street B a n k ..
50
120.000 " 187,781 2,232,349
F ort W o rth —
P e r s h a re .
Mechanics’ N a t Bk
312,874 5,974,1951 50
60
500,000
Continental N a t Bk
750,001
196,118 9,062,296 10C 100
110
Merchants’ N a t Bk 1,000.000 1,658,412 9,634,650
50 108
Farm A M ech N Bk 1,000,000
354,895 14,320,362 10C 140
150
N at Bank o f Com m
50
80
850,000 1,215,410 6,930,522
First N atlonalB an k 1,000,000
751,661 19,235,535 100 250
300
N at Exchange Bank 1,250.000 1 .168.965 16.346.395 100 154
F t W orth State Bk
100,000
nl4,600
90
600,000 10C
100
Phenix N a t Bank ..
450,000 1,215,472 2^454,447! 50 108
F t W orth N a t Bank
600,000 1,561,107 18,634,634 10C 400
440
Providence N a t Bk
500,000 1,378,184 2,491,373 100 230
Stockyards N a t Bk
200,000
113,569 3,485,655 10C 250
300
Industrial Trust Co 4.000.000 8,794,336 111686443 100 330
Texas N a t ’ l B an k ..
400.000
254,063 5,339,792 10C 275
300
Lincoln Trust C o . .
25
128,261
895,989
125.000
G a lv e s to n —
P e r s h a re .
Rhode I Hos T r C o 3.000.000 6,411,656 80,319,426 1000 4250
200.000
C ity N ational Bank
237,272 7,797,339 10C 175
185
Union Trust C o ___ 1.000.000
815,096 19,520,533 100 150
First N ational Bank
200.000
258,080 3,162,060 101 195
205
P e r s h a re .
Woonsocket—
Sou Texas N a t ’ l Bk
400,000
172,493 5,182,587 100
V ------Citizens’ N a t Bank
48,020 1,041,315 100 110
100,000
U S N ation a l Bank u 1,000,000
101,971 14,556,429 100 100
110
92,977
45
823,088
25
47
National G lobe B k .
100,000
H o u s to n —
A'< m i n n l (West
Producers’ N a t B k .
339,457 2,621,790
200,000
20
35
Citizens State Bank
100,000
410,042 100
05,229
85
95
First N ational Bank 2.500,000
896,656 33,555,814 10! 235
250
200.000
G uaranty N a t Bank
103,505 1,633,701 101 160
170
SOUTH C A R O L I N A — N a t i o n a l b a n k s A p r. 6; S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s A p r. 6.
G u lf State B an k___
100,000
23,716 1,030,908
C h a r le s to n —
P e r s h a re .
Houston N a t Bk
600.000
822,735 10,696,539 iOi 175
200
A tlantic N a t Bank.
120,797 3,089,381 100 157
Second N a t B k ____ 1,000,000
200,000
870,273 13,686,147 IOC 236
240
A tlantic Sav Bank.
432,916 4,613,700 100 276
N a t Bank o f Comm
500.000
200,000
300
635,757 9,565,354 101 265
275
Public N a t B a n k ..
300,000
Bk o f Charl’ n .N B A 1.000,000
727,408 8,380,297 100 160
170
43,119 2,354,671 10C 100
110
Carolina Sav Bank.
181,404 2,650,664 100 225
200.000
250
State N a t B an k___
400,000
112,106 6,316,996 100 165
185
Exch Bkg A T r C o.
200,000
89,333 1,539,843 100 172
Union N a t B an k___ 1.000,000 1,013,302 16,519,578 10C 220
230
First N ationai Bank
364,424 2,453,929 100 300
200,000
325
Sou Texas Com m er­
M iners A M erch Bk
50,000
422,808 100 125
130
33,155
cial N a t B an k_
_
1,000,000 1,449,174 25,000,254 100 825
350
People s N a t Bank. 1,000,000
306,072 6,722,150 100 105
Guardian Trust Co
300,000
110
420,292 2,548,196 100 285
305
Houston Land A T t 1,000,000
Security Sav B ank.
50,000
18,461 1,948,001 100 225
250
486,793 4,062,345 100 150
So C ar L ’n A T r Co
906,048 100 100
125
M arine Bank & T r .
300,000
100.000
42,628
77,183 2,199,292
San Jacinto T r u s t..
300,000
169,995 2,479,213 10C 160
170
Greenville—
Stat e b a n k s A p r. 6.
San A n t o n io —
P e r s h a re
Am er Bk A T r C o . .
225,000
32,376 1,511,761 100 105
A lam o N a t B an k.. 1,000,000
403,446 8,633,515 100
Bank o f Com m erce
300,000 0157,866 1,104,732 100 113
115
C ity N ational Bank 1,000,000
248,600 13,278,746 100
50 m ___ 50
Com m ercial N a t Bk
200,000
Farmers A M e r B k .
25,000
02,743
341,323
28,054 1,718,674 100
Firs* N ationai Bank
263,932 1,679,797 100 230
Frost N ationai Bank 1,000,000
200,000
626,897 9,255,333 100
N orw ood N a t B k . .
Groos N a t Bank_
_
250,000 0465,602 5,986,572 100 300
250.000
145,923 1,806,074 100
312
Guar Bond StateBk
Peoples N a t B k ___
200,000 0365,515 2,792,173 100 304
200,000
183,590 4,235,894 100
Piedm ont Sav A T r
73,513 1,728,335
Lockw ood N a t B k.
200.000
50,000
377,410 2,544,776 100
122
W oodside N a t B k _ .
079,122 3,030,764 100 119
N a t Bk o f C om m ’ce
600,000
250^000
285,284 4,865,725 100
Spartanburg—
Sam Houston St Bk
Am erican N a t B k . .
681,380 100 170
175
& T ru st_________
100,000
150,000 0 135,522
17,215
478,738 100
c55,000 1,000,000 100 150
155
500,000
Bank o f C om m erce
100,000
San A n ton io N atB k
214,760 2,751,072 100
111
Carolina Nat Bank.
200,000
057,368 1,059,274 100 108
C entral Trust C o . .
200,000
48,083 3,243,593 100
170
C entral N a t B an k.
323,205 2,619,147 100 165
C om ’w ’lth B A T Co
300.000
138,521 3,055,970 100
400,000
80
300,000
D ollar Sav B an k___
514,939 100
75
Texas State B k A T r
100,000
cl7,068
45,993 2,742,902 100
First N ational Bank
155
W aco—
247,648 3,146,149 100 150
500,000
P e r s h a re .
240
M er A Farm B an k.
cl31,801
904,873 100 235
C itizens’ N a t Bank
250,000
247,967 3,022,744 100 200
100.000
210
501,075 100 155
Southern Tru st C o .
031,426
First N ational Bank 1,000.000
60 000
414,336 9,000,210 100 210
220
First State B A T Co
300,000
69,970 1,981,086 100 105
125
L ib e rty N a t Bank.
300,000
191,247 3,216,140 100 170
190
N ational C ity Bank
100,000
41,638
473,328 100
90
100
Provident Nat. Bk
300.000
243,001 3,226,177 100 210
220
•S a le price, a C apital and surplus to be increased, b July 15 1924.
c June 30 1924.
d N o w C entral N ation a l Bank,
k C apital to be
Increased, p Am ount paid in
* Ex-dividend, v Closely held. I Last sale. » M a r. 31 1924. a Including First Savings Bank A Trust C o. stock
• Sold with First N ation al Bank. Includes trust funds.
u Succeeding Texas Bank A Trust Co
t Ex-rights. J Includes American Tru st Co.
/ S e p t. 19 1924.
m Present stock represents anticipation in one-half original capital,
g D ec. 31 1924.




64
U TAH —

BANKS AND
N a tio n a l banka

A p r.

6;

C a p ita l.

S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n »

M a r.

O ro s s
S u r p lu s <
fc
P r o fits .
D e p o s its .

O gden—
Com m ercial N a t B k
N a t Bank o f Com m
First U tah Sav B k .
Ogden State B an k .
Security State Bank
First U tah N a t B k .

%
100.000
250.000
250,000
100.000
160,000
800,000

$
$
119,287 1,296,476
58,149 2,198,160
192,053 3,321,322
e293,003 7,057,475
e50,392 1,251,372
140,271 4,820,093

S a lt L a k e C it y —
Continental N a t Bk
Deseret N a t B an k .
Deseret Say B an k.
N ational C opper Bk
Utah State N a t B k .
Utah Say & T r C o .
W alker Bros, B ’kers
Sion Say B k A T r C o

600.000
800.000
800,000
300.000
800.000
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

VER M O NT—

W E S T V IR Q IN IA —

27.

P a r.

A «i.

B id .

100 175
100 100
100 255
100 600
100
90
100 150

200
105
255
95
155

P e r s h a re

N a tio n a lb a n k s A p r .

B a rre—

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

140
275
201
150
186
140
240
250

125
271
200
130
182
134
235
245

6.

75,000
100,000
100.000

70,000 2,367,942
dl20,267 3,110,370
d47,233 1,624,090

100
100
100

B u r lin g t o n —
Chittenden C o T r . .
H ow ard N a t B an k.
M erchants N a t B k .
Burlington T r C o . .

125,000
500.000
150,000
250.000

<1162,483 3,129,812
326,323 2,232,182
o214,000 <1463,000
<1471,411 5,035,562

180
100
40
100

P e r s h a re .

150
125
60
150

M o n tp e lie r —
C ap ita. 8 B A T r Co
First N ational Bank
M ontp elier N a t Bk
M o n tp ’r S B A T C o

100.000
100,000
150.000
100.000

<1175,515 2,760,829
76,962 2,251,423
el47,198 1,964,558
226,533 4,598,848

R u t la n d —
Baxter N a t B an k__
Clem ent N a t B an k .
K illin gton N a t B k .
Rutland C o N a t Bk
R u tland Tru st C o .

100.000
100.000
100,000
100.000
100,000

e94,000
548,000
e204,726 2,603,000
<1118,622
400,566
121,926 1,278,928
<1113,601 1,276,118

200

100 165
100 125
100 125
100 350
100 185
100 260
100 130
100 125
100 200

V IR Q IN IA —

P e r sh a re .

W A S H IN G T O N —

Spokane—
American B a n k ..
Exchange N at B k .
F id elity N a t Bank
Old N ation a l Bank
Spok A E ast T r C o .
W ashington T r C o
Tacom a—
N a t B k o f T a co m a .
P u get Sd N e t Bk

6;

1,346,154
973,465
695,305
84,387
383,937

1,000.000
1.200,000
1,000,000
i.oon.ooo
1,000.000
600.000

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

5,595,432
3,999,046
3,308,053
735,306
2,595,535

1,000,000
600,000
1,000.000

el70,906
208,643
e236,805

3,387,640
3,137,921
3,873,656

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

1.000,000
500.000
300,000
1,000.000
2,000.000
200.000
1,000.000

946,216 16,573,275
632,287 3,953,836
e90,000 1,853,059
814,950 7,284,813
2,628,386 25,546,776
el5 1 ,068 1,695,709
1,479,197 16,784,051

1.200.000 e l,492,871 15,949,207
1,000.001 e2,002,207 15,732,677
e429,592 2,019,194
200,001
e966,921 2,315,017
500.000
el64,445 1,486,770
100.000
400.000
el90,000 1,200,000
e253,260 3,170,012
1.000,000
1.000,000 1,371,230 5,377,972

10C 285
100 220
100 245
100
100
Per
100 235
100 300
100 197
100 230
100 196
100 175
Per
100 100
100
100 125
120

100

125

share.
260
240
131
260
285

25
59
100
25 105
50
2.5
80
10
100 100
100 425

B id .

108,556

100

600,000
362,500
100,000
e249,653
523,660
500,000
625,320
500,000
200,000 d l 19.000
el84,764
100.000
750.000 2,090,883
300,000 d315,089

5,937,731
2,598.275
4,614,007
5,520,761
1,466,000
1,702,593
15,428,793
3,426,071

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

145
245
165
215
135
225
325
210

645,211

7,049,238

100

6.

Ash.
short

225

240

9
d

800,000

N a tio n a lb a n k s A p r .

6;

Per

S ta te in s t i t u t i o n s A p r .

1

140
_____

6.

L a C rosse—
B atavian N a t Bank
Exchange State Bk
N a t Bk o f LaCrosse
Security Save Bank
State Bk of L a C r ’se

400.000
60,000
600.000
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

M ilw a u k e e —
Badger State B an k.
B ay view C om A S B
C ity B an k.......... ..
F'rst Wisconsin N B
Grand & 6th N a t B k
A uiei N a t’ l B a n k ..
M arine N a t B a n k ..
Marshall A Ilsley Bk
MeT A Farm S ta te.
M e r & M anufac Bk
M ilw C om m ’l Bank
N a t Bk of C om m ’ce
N a t Exchange Bank
Second W ard Sav B
W est Side B ank___
N orth A v e S tate___
First W ise Tru st C o

200.000
100.000
300.000
6.000 000
200.000
1,000.000
500.000
1.000.000
200.000
400.000
100.000
1.000.000
600,000
1.000.000
400.000
200.000
800.000

e225,081
42,601
65,719
4,796,449
e50,000
318,548
1,359,108
2,839,107
132,556
242,064
41,327
573,241
858,175
2,622,324
e521,853
125,224
1,122,982

5,688,197
2,265,680
2,458,654
89,902,515
354,000
11,246,885
11,431,208
22,533,132
2,803,450
2,606,041
1,842,656
10,150,421
9,453,146
35,304,481
3,499,132
2,981,186
2,635,741
i

100 150
100 176
100 108
100 209

short

100 215
100 150
100 225
100 150
100 210

W Y O M IN G —

C heyenne—
American N at Bank
Cheyenne State Bk
Citizens N at B ank.
First N ational Bank
Stock Growers N B

Per

Per

N a tio n a lb a n k s

A p r.

lo o
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

short
180

118
268
215
112
141
141
210
175
170

6.
Per

s h o rn

____
154,469
875,119
23.975
168,937 1,776.118 100 1 Falle d
211,621 5,768,489 100 [July 9 1924
91,529 .3,800,655 1 0 0 ...........

250.000
100.000
loo.uoo
200 000
400,000

C A N A D A .
R e tu rn s a re a ll

o j date Feb. 28 1925.

C a p ita l
P a id i n .

200.000
400.000
500.000
760,000

e51,654
964,295
e740,425 6,791,955
e684,095 11,434,739
el65,013 1,248,150

180
180

S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s A p r .

p e r ce n t,

95

D e p o s its .

P a r.

B id .

ill.

n o t p e r sh a r e .

*
H a lifa x —
9
$
Bank of N o va Scotia 10,000,000 19,500,000 174078 532

Per

c e n t.

100 263

1

290

170
85
15
102
450

100
90
100 400
100 400
20
22

R e s e rv e
Fund.

P r ic e s a re

60
370

100
100

6;

P a r.

8
2,051,790

%
100,000

130

Pei
100 255
100 220
100 128
100 235
100 280
100 185
100 275

el78,145 1,840,802
e278, 00 3,202,865

A p r.

225
252 H
135
360
share.
240
305
202
236
200
180
share.
115

S ta te in s t it u t io n s A p r .

O rost
D e p o s its .

S u r p lu s
db P r o f i t s .

10
2.

N O V A S C O T IA .

300,000
600,000

O N T A R IO .

T o ro n to —
Bank of T o r o n to .. 05.000.000 6.000.OOP 76,989,077
Can Bank of Com m 20,000,000 20,000,000 371025313
Dom inion B an k___ 6.000 000 7.000.001 81,374,493
Im perial Bk. of Can 0 7 non nno 7 son on< 83,836,492
Standard B an k____ 4,823,400 2,900,000 62,923,269

Per

100
100
100
100
50

198
184
174

eenl.
199
198
197 Hi
185

24

6.

Per

QUBBEC.
s h a re

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

100.000
200.000
1.000,000
500,000
1.200.000
1.000,000
200,000

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

165

175

120
97
175
105
150

125
100
190
110
155

1,000,000
800 ooo

529,566 18,394,894
54,287 3,604,653

100
inn

135
too

400,000
200.000
a , 2 0 0.ooo
500.001
300.000
300.000
1.000.000
500.000
100.00(
1.000.000
600.000
200.000

34,570
748,010
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

Per

M o n tr e a l—
i
1
1
I
29,916,700 29,916,700 616780 679j
Bank of M ontreal
Banque Canadtenne 6.5UU.0UU 5,ftuu.uuu 93,954,636
P rovin c’ l Bk of Can 3.000.000 1.500.000 31,575,157
R o ya l B k of Canada 20.400.000 20.400.000 468177441

100 z240J^
100 150
1503^
100
100 235 M

Q u eb e c—
Union Bank o f Can 0 8 . 0 0 0 .0 0 0

100

1.760,000 82,533,574

cent

111

50

Per

0

204
245
340
145
325
325
175

285
Per

• June 30 1024.
* Sale price.
Last sale.
d M arch 31 1924. k N e w stock.
e O c t. 10 1924.




6.

S ta te i n s t i t u t i o n s A p r .

1,000,000
1,000,000
500.000
200,000
300.000

N a tio n a ba n ks

S e a t t le —
Bank for Sayings.
C anad’n Bk of Com
D exter-H orton N B
First N ational Bank
M arin e N a t Bank.
M e tro p o llt’nNatBfc
N a t Bk of Com m 'ct
N a t C y Bk of Seatt
People s Sav Bank.
Seattle N a t B ank.
A m Sav Bk A T r Co

125

P e r sh a re.

N a tio n a l banks A p r .

L y n ch b u rg —
First N ational Bank
Lynchburg N a t Bk
People’s N a t Bank
M utual S B k & T r .
Lynchburg T r A SB
N o r fo lk —
Citizens B an k_____
N a t B k o f Com m ’c*
Trust C o o f N orf oik
N orfolk N a t Bank
Seaboard N at Bank
Virginia N a t Bank.
P e te r s b u r g —
Petersburg Say A T r
N a t Bk o f Petereb
VJrrlnis N a t Bank
P o rts m o u th —
A m er N at Bank___
Bank o f T id ew ater.
Citizens Trust C o . .
First N a t Bank____
M e r A Farmers B k .
R ic h m o n d —
American N a t Bank
Bank of Com A T r
B roadway N a t Bk
Centra) N a t B k . .
First N ational Bank
M ech A M ercb Bk
M erchants N a t B k.
State A C ity Bank
A Tru st C o ........
Planters N a t Bank
Say Bank of Rlchm
Union Bk of Rlchm
W est End B a n k ..
Federal Trust C o .
Richm ond Trust Co
Vlrv'nlB TTust C o.
R o an o k e—
American N a t Bank
Colonial N a t Bank.
D a y A N igh t Bank
o f R oanoke____
First N at Bank.
N a t Exchange Bank
M ountain Trust Bk

W h e e lin g —
C entre W heel’g Say
C ltiz e n s ’ -M utual _
Tru st C o . .
H a lf-D olla r Say Bk
N a t Bank o f W V a .
N a t Exchange Bank
C ent Union & T r C o
So Side Bk A T r Co
D olla r Sav A T r Co
Security Trust C o .
W heeling Bank A
Tru st C o ________

6;

N a tio n a l b a n k s J A p r.

C a p ita l.

W IS C O N S IN —
P e r sh a re .

P e op le’s N a t B an k.
Quarry S B k A T C o .

[ V ol .

T R U S T C O M P A N IE S

s h a re

s h a re

SASKATCHEW AN.
W eyb u rn —
W e yb u m Secur B k .

624.660

226.000 3,103,432

100

150
125

Th is Is capital paid In; authorized amount Is larger.

z E x -dlvld en d .

• D eo . 31 1924,