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REVIEW OF SEPTEMBER-COMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL EVENTS.
Except that the decline in cotton was a serious adverse
feature, there was no very material change during Septem­
ber in the trade and industrial situation in the United
States, the reports still showing satisfactory activity in the
chief lines of trade. Foreign developments, however, again
were very important, the most of these being of a favorable
character, though at least one of them, namely the abrupt
decline in the price of silver, was of the opposite nature.
And this last in its ultimate effects and results may yet
prove of most momentous consequence— one of the great
events of a generation, predicated, as it is, on the elimina­
tion of silver as the monetary standard of India, a country
with a population of several hundred millions ingrained in
the use of silver since time immemorial.
The consi>icuous foreign event of the month was, of course,
the admission of Germany as a full member to the League
of Nations and to membership in the League Council—
action of the highest significance standing by itself and
rendered additionally important because it involved con­
currently the putting into effect of the provisions of the
Locarno treaties and the spirit of amity and good-will which
they embodied. Germany was unanimously elected a mem­
ber of the League of Nations, and also unanimously ac­
corded a permanent seat on the League Council, at the
session of the League of Nations Assembly on Sept. 8. The
New York “ Times” representative in Geneva cabled that
the event occurred at noon. He added that “ twelve years
to the day after the tide of the Battle of the Marne turned
and the German advance on Paris was halted the last bar­
rier has been removed to bringing into effect the Locarno
Treaty, whereby France and Germany promise solemnly
never to go to war again.” The Associated Press corre­
spondent in Geneva cabled that “ when the roll call of States
was taken, Foreign Minister Briand of France pronounced a
sonorous ‘yes,’ and turned his eyes toward the press gal­
leries, as if he wanted the word to go forth throughout the
world that France was first and foremost to welcome her




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ancient enemy. Foreign Minister Yandervelde of Belgium,
with equal enthusiasm, proclaimed approval of Germany’s
admission, while Sir Austen Chamberlain’s contribution to
unanimity on behalf of Great Britain was crisp, clear and
easily heard throughout the crowded auditorium.” The
correspondent added that “ despite protests from the Scan­
dinavian States against the policy of linking Germany’s
election with approval of an increase in the number of non­
permanent Council seats from six to nine, this augmentation
was ratified, also unanimously.” The dispatch stated also
that “ two minutes after adjournment of the Assembly until
afternoon, the League Secretary-General, Sir Eric Drum­
mond, had flashed a telegram to Foreign Minister Stresemann in Berlin announcing Germany’s election.” A Ger­
man delegation immediately started for Geneva.
Germany was formally received into the League on Fri­
day, Sept. 10. Associated Press dispatches that evening
stated that “ Germany was received into the League of Na­
tions to-day amid scenes of European reconciliation, which,
in their fire of enthusiasm, have been unexampled since the
armistice.”
Continuing, the correspondent said : “ Ger­
many and France, through Foreign Ministers Stresemann
and Briand, committed themselves to perpetual peace, and
solemnly engaged the honor of their nations never again to
draw the sword, but to settle disputes by arbitration or com­
promise. Three things stood out dramatically. The first
was Dr. Stresemann’s picture of present-day Germany as
gripped only by lofty ideals, determined to dedicate her
energies henceforth to international co-operation, based on
a high intellectual and moral plane. This spirit, he said,
had entered into the very conscience of the German people.
The second feature was the remarkable oration of M. Briand,
whose declaration that Germany and France have had enough
glory and need no further demonstration of heroism, and
whose proclamation that the roar of guns had now been
silenced evoked tumultuous applause. The third incident
was the scene of almost delirious jubilation when Sir George
Foster of Canada arose, as M. Briand was resuming his
speech, and, waving high the Union Jack, called for three
cheers for France’s eminent leader.”
The entry of Germany into the League was followed by
the coming into effect of the Locarno treaties entered into
the previous year and which were dependent upon Ger­
many’s admission to the League. These treaties had been
initialed at Locarno, Switzerland, on Oct. 16 1925 by the
delegates of the seven nations participating in the Confer­
ence at that time, which was known as the Security Con­
ference, since they guarantee the security of the Rhineland.
They were signed at London on Dec. 1 1925 by the represen­
tatives of Germany and the other European nations’ which
were parties to the pacts. The treaties became effective
with the deposit of the ratifications with the League of Na­
tions at Geneva. This was done on Sept. 14 and the deposit
on that day with the Secretariat of the League of Nations
of these ratifications was followed by an optimistic state­
ment by Gustav Stresemann, the German Foreign Minister,
to the British correspondents. “Locarno,” he said, “is the
end of the policy of opposition and conflicting aims. Now
that this policy is ceasing and the Powers are co-operating,
Locarno is merged into the League of Nations.”
Germany’s entry into the League and the going into effect
of the Locarno treaty was followed by still other steps for
bringing Germany and France into closer relations. On
Sept. 17 the Paris representative of the New York “Times,”

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who had been at Geneva for the formal sessions of the
Council, cabled that “ the Foreign Ministers of France and
Germany went across the French frontier to-day and had
lunch at the little ivllage of Tlioiry, nestling at the foot of
the Jura Mountains, and for four hours discussed all pend­
ing problems between their two nations.” Continuing his
account of this significant meeting between the two men,
the correspondent sa id : “They took up step by step the
measures to be adopted to bring the Locarno system into
effect. When they parted they agreed that they would meet
often, for they announced they had undertaken to iron out
all differences which might cause friction. This interview,
which may well become historic, was in a way a part of the
League of Nations proceedings and in another way entirely
separate. The League brought Aristide Briand and Gustav
Stresemann to Geneva; but to debate their own problems,
to pave the way for closer co-operation between France and
Germany, they went on to French territory and away from
the representatives of all the other nations. Head to head
and heart to heart they started their big and difficult task.
When they parted in Geneva this afternoon both were smil­
ing and both said they were extremely happy over a good
day’s work. They said they would refer their suggestions
to their Governments, and if approved they would quickly
resume their collaboration. Both promised not to give out
subjects of their talks until they had been communicated to
their Governments.”
Foreign Minister Briand presented to the French Cabinet
on Sept. 21 a report “ of his Thoiry conversations.” The New
York “ Times” representative in Paris cabled that evening
that, “ for his work at the League Assembly and the results
obtained there M. Briand received, on the motion of Pre­
mier Poincare, the congratulations of the Government. But
with regard to his conversations with Dr. Stresemann, the
German Foreign Minister, the official communique records
that ‘the Government was unanimous as to the interest of
these conversations and the utility of their continuance.’
Of just what that means M. Briand himself gave the ex­
planation that he had left to the Government its full and
entire liberty of decision and it had used that liberty favor­
ably to his projects.” The correspondent further observed
that “ thus the first step has been satisfactorily taken in
the long, slow work of getting the French to see that their
interests lie in peace and co-operation with Germany. On
the other side o f the Rhine the same task faces Dr. Strese­
mann as faces M. Briand here, but for its ultimate accom­
plishment the outlook is certainly brighter to-day than it
has ever been. M. Briand’s presentation of his case to-day
was, it is reported even by his opponents, a masterpiece of
diplomatic argument. To M. Poincare in the midst of his
concern for the financial situation he offered something of
an almost immediate measure of relief with the plan for
commercialization of the German debt through the sale of
German Railways Co. bonds. That in itself is at the pres­
ent moment a strong inducement to consent to a reduction
of the army of occupation.”
Germany was no less prompt than France in giving en­
dorsement to what had been done, for word came from Ber­
lin Friday evening, Sept. 24, that “ the German Cabinet to­
day unanimously approved in principle Foreign Minister
Stresemann’s report on his recent discussions with Foreign
Minister Briand of France for an entente cordiale between
the two countries. The Cabinet also appointed a commit­
tee consisting of representatives of the various Ministries
to deal further with Franco-German discussions. At the
same time the Cabinet approved the Foreign Minister’ s re­
port on the work of the German delegation to tHe meetings
of the League of Nations.” According to the dispatch also,
“ Foreign Minister Stresemann reported at the Cabinet meet­
ing that contrary to international press reports, lie and M.
Briand had merely discussed the outline of a political pro­
gram for a proposed eventual German-French agreement,
lie said that the German Government, just as the French
Cabinet, was left entirely free to arrive at an independent
decision.”
Concerning the intimation above that Germany was will­
ing to dispose of some of the shares of the German railways,
a special wireless message from Berlin to the New York
“ Times” on Sept. 19 stated that, “for the sake of national
liberation from Allied military pressure and the recovery
of the Saare Valley and Eupen and Malmedy, Germany is
prepared to place 500,000.000 marks ($125,000,000) in pre­
ferred shares of the German Railway Co. at the disposal of
her financially embarrassed creditors.” The plan was fur­
ther outlined as follow s: “The German Government in ad­
dition will agree to the marketing of as much more railway
stock the total issue of which under the Dawes plan
amounts to 11,000,000,000 marks ($2,750,000,000) as may be
deemed necessary for the stabilization of the French and
Belgian currencies. This offer by Dr. Stresemann for Allied
evacuation of the Rhineland, the cessation of military con­
trol and the restoration to the Reich of the German prov­
inces now held by France and Belgium has been approved
in principle by both President von Hindenburg and Chan­
cellor Marx. Its acceptance by the German Cabinet as a
whole is a mere formality. Provided, of course, that Pre­
mier Poincare and his associates endorse the pledges made
by Mr. Briand, the series o f complicated technical arrange­
ments will be undertaken next month, when M. Louclieur



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is expected to come to Berlin for that purpose. The French
financial envoy will confer with Finance Minister Reinhold
and Dr. Schacht, President of the Reichsbank, as well as
with S. Parker Gilbert and other administrators of the
Dawes plan. It is admitted at Wilhelmstrasse that the ulti­
mate success of the whole proposition depends on the feasi­
bility of selling the railway bonds in America. Estimates
made here call for the flotation of at least 2,000,000,000
marks’ ($500,000,000) worth of these securities. Obviously,
this entails the co-operation of the biggest American bank­
ing concerns, whose advice, it is indicated, already has been
sought.”
As it happened, the reconciliation move between Germany
and France did not progress without the development of a
little friction as the result of some unfortunate allusions to
the question of German war guilt made by Dr. Stresemann,
which occasioned some feeling of resentment on the part of
some of the political factions in France and provoked a
reply by M. Poincare himself. Newspaper cable dispatches
represented Dr. Stresemann as having seized the occasion
offered by an informal gathering at Geneva to say that “ the
enthusiasm with which Germany has been received into the
League of Nations was proof that the other nations consid­
ered the moral accusation of Germany’s war guilt had been
erased.” This was obviously an unfortunate and untimely
remark, and M. Poincare made, as perhaps was to be ex­
pected, a tart reply in an address on Sunday, Sept. 26, at
the National Convention of W ar Veterans at St. Germain,
near Paris, and again in a speech on Monday, Sept. 27, at
Bar-le-Duc. In his Sunday address M. Poincare “ declared
Imperial Germany to have been guilty of starting the war.
If Germany had really changed or was really repentant, he
saw magnificent opportunity to-day for Berlin to disavow
the program and acts of the old regime. Up to the present,
however, he had seen little drift in that direction.” “ I f the
Germany of to-day would openly disavow some of the ac­
tions of the Germany of yesterday,” it would be easier to
forget the wounds of war and offer the hand of friendship
to a former enemy. Nevertheless, M. Poincare spoke with
more restraint than has been his wont, as is evident from
the fact that at one point of his speech, in addressing the
veterans before him, he took pains to say that when war
was declared “ You did not blame all Germans without dis­
tinction. You did not blame all the officers and all the
soldiers of the opposing army for the barbarities committed
in our invaded towns.” The general disposition, in the
outside world, was to believe that both the German Foreign
Minister and the French Premier in their remarks had
spoken with a view to placating the extremists at home.
In the meantime the French Government went ahead with
its plans of financial rehabilitation, and the Italian Gov­
ernment did the same. The Fascist Government of Italy
entered upon a strict deflation policy. With that end in
view an important series of financial measures was ap­
proved by the Italian Cabinet on Aug. 31 at Count Volpi’s
suggestion. As a result of these measures the gold reserve
of the Bank of Italy is to be increased by almost 500,000,000
gold lire, while the paper circulation is to be decreased im­
mediately by almost 3,000,000,000 lire and by 500.000,000
lire every year thereafter until the Government debt is ex­
tinguished. The plan also included provision for the with­
drawal of 500,000,000 lire’s worth of Treasury bonds and a
like amount at the end of October. Cable advices stated
that in this way Premier Mussolini was keeping his promise
to fight with all possible energy to save the Italian currency
from further depreciation. Romolo Angelone, Commercial
Attache of the Italian Embassy, gave out the following
statement on the measures adopted :

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In the last Council of Ministers, which was held yesterday [Aug. "11, the
Italian Government has adopted the following important measures repre­
senting new, sound and essentially constructive steps for-the further execu­
tion of its economic and financial progress:
(1 ) The Italian Government has decided to repay to the Bank of Italy
2.500.000. 000 lire, that is, 40% of the Governmental debt toward said
bank of issue, and to provide yearly in the budget a minimum amount of
500.000.
000 lire, so as to pay off the balance in a comparatively few years.
For the purpose of this payment the Government will turn over to the Bank
of Italy the full proceeds of the Morgan loan of $90,000,000, which has
been held intact. In the future the Bank of Italy will be entrusted with
the exchange operations for the account of the Government.
(2 ) All subsidiary currency notes of 5, 10 and 25 lire will be shortly
retired and replaced by new silver coins, for which the Italian Government
has already provided the silver bullion. This measure will reduce the paper
circulation by a further amount of 2,100,000,000 lire.
(3 ) Adding to the above two reductions that of 500,000,000 lire provided
for the same purpose in the budget of this year, the Italian paper circula­
tion will he reduced by an amount of more than five billion lire, or 20% of
the existing total paper circulation. The remaining circulation will have a
considerably increased reserve against i t ; as a matter of fact, each paper
lira remaining in circulation will have its reserve increased by 33 1-3% ,
bringing the total covering to 16.5% .

i A big advance in the value of the lire occurred on Sept. 1
j as a result of the promulgation of this financial program
as detailed in our review of the foreign exchange market.
In France the Bank of France, in conformity with the
new law permitting the Bank to purchase gold and foreign
money with paper francs, at rates to be established from
time to time, on Sept. 23 fixed the purchase price of the gold
franc at 19 francs 75 centimes paper per. gramme of fine
gold. This, it was stated, worked out at about 114 francs
70 centimes for the gold louis, which is equivalent to 20
gold francs. In other words, the bank offered for 20 francs

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gold 114 francs 70 centimes in paper, or at the rate of 5.7
in paper for one of gold. The offer became effective Sept.
27. It was explained that it was the intention to obtain
hoarded coins, the amount of which was estimated at roughly
1,500,000,000 francs, but which was constantly decreas­
ing owing to illicit traffic or shipment across frontiers. It
was denied that the rate of 19 francs 75 centimes per gram
of gold implied a decision ultimately to stabilize the franc
at that level. Previously the French 20-franc gold piece
was exchangeable only against 20 francs in paper. As a re­
sult of the offer people of all conditions of life on Sept. 27
and succeeding days formed long lines in front of the cash
windows of all branches of the Bank of France, as well as
at the main office in Paris, to exchange their gold coins for
paper and their silver coins as well, the exchange rate in
this last instance being 2.40.
The decline in silver reached large proportions. The price
in London on Sept. 30 got down to 26%d., against 28 ll-16d.
Sept. 1 and 30%d. July 1. This was the lowest price for
the metal for 11 years, or since 1915. Chinese stocks of
silver are very heavy and Chinese unloading was blamed
for the drop in the price of the metal, but Chinese selling
itself appears to have been prompted by the action the pre­
vious month of the British Commission for Indian Currency
Reform in recommending the placing of the rupee on a gold
basis and the gradual reduction of silver reserves over a
period of ten years. Consideration in the legislative as­
sembly of the bill for carrying the recommendations of the
Currency Commission into effect began Aug. 24, but definite
action on it was postponed, and in the meantime the price
of silver kept going lower and lower. In addition, Associ­
ated Press advices from Shanghai Sept. 26 stated that the
Russo-Asiatic Bank had gone into voluntary liquidation and
was closing its offices pending the appointment of a re­
ceiver. While the drop in silver was not regarded as the
primary cause of the closing of this bank, since it had had
many other troubles to contend with, in particular the fact
that the Soviet Government of Russia had nationalized the
shares of the bank located at Russian branches, the closing
was looked upon as the sequel to the protracted decline in
the bar silver market.
There was no great change, as already noted, during the
month in trade conditions in the United States, except the
unfortunate further sharp decline in the price of cotton on
the prospects of another very large cotton crop following
that of the previous year. Then, also, of course, the hurri­
cane which did so much damage in Miami and other Florida
points was an adverse feature of considerable local conse­
quence. Weather conditions throughout the cotton belt
greatly improved, and though the Agricultural Bureau at
Washington in its bi-weekly statement issued Sept. 8 (and
showing the conditions Sept. 1) estimated the crop at 15,166,000 bales, against 15,248,000 bales two weeks before, the
report issued Sept. 23 (and showing the condition Sept. 16)
estimated the crop at 15,810,000 bales, which seemed to
come very much as a surprise to traders and led to a severe
collapse in the market value of the staple. The market had
been weak and depressed even before the appearance of this
new Government estimate and middling upland spot cotton
in New York had got down to 16.45c. Sept. 22, against
19.05c. Aug. 31. The next day, Sept. 23, w7
ith the appear­
ance of the new Government estimate, there was a pre­
cipitate drop to 15.05c. Only a partial upward reaction fol­
lowed and on Sept. 28, with weather still favorable, the
price moved still lower, to 14.70c. From this there was an
upward reaction to 15.20c. on Sept. 29, with a decline again
to 14.90c. Sept. 30. In the cotton goods market the big drop
in the raw material, while leading to some hesitancy in
making purchases toward the very close of the month, did
not exercise any such deterrent and depressing effect as on
many previous occasions of declines in the staple. The
reason was that retail dealers had allowed their stocks of
goods to run very low, and these were now in urgent need
of replenishment. A statement made public Sept. 26 by the
Association of Cotton Textile Merchants of New York an­
nounced that sales of standard cotton textiles had exceeded
production by 47%% in the period between July 1 and Sept.
15. Production during this period totaled 507,325.000 yards,
while sales aggregated 749,634,000 yards. Unfilled orders
on Sept. 15 totaled 359,771,000 yards, against 187,837,000
yards on July 1. Stocks on hand decreased from 305,245,000
yards July 1 to 234,810,000 yards Sept. 15. With prices for
cotton and cotton cloth lower than for many years the po­
tential market for cotton textiles had greatly expanded, the
association report said. Buyers were no longer disturbed
over possible inventory losses and were operating with in­
creased confidence. Some mills had booked business in
volume as far ahead as April 1927. Print cloths at Fall
River for 28-inch, 64 x 64, wrere marked down Sept. 23 from
5%c. per yard to 5%c., and further reduced to 5%c. Sept.
24, but one of the strong features of the market was that
goods prices declined proportionately much less than the
shrinkage in the raw material, thereby ensuring a better
margin of profit to the mills. All branches of the textile
trades appeared to be in greatly improved shape, with the
outlook good. In woolen goods one of the developments was
the organization of the Wool Council of America, to func­
tion along the lines of the Cotton Textile Institute. Raw
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increase, trade being reported as better than for some time
past. Rayon and silks also gave indications of greater ac­
tivity. Some handlers of the better qualities of silk claimed
to be having difficulty in meeting demand. Raw silk prices
were higher and Kansai double extra cracks Sept. 30 were
quoted at $6 52%@$6 57%, against $6 35@$6 40 Aug. 31;
$ 6 1 7 % @ $6 22% July 31; $6 30@$6 35 June 30; $6 20@
$6 25 May 29, and $5 85@$5 90 April 30, but comparing with
$7 10@$7 15 Dec. 31 1925. Rubber prices also advanced and
speculation in rubber shares in London was again noted on
the chance of a restriction in the output under the Steven­
son plan and of higher prices as a logical consequence.
Ribbed smoked sheets for spot delivery Sept. 30 were quoted
at 43c., against 41 %c. Aug. 31; 39c. bid July 1 and 42@42%c.
June 30, which compares with 90@91c. the quotation Dec.
31 1925. First latex crepe for spot delivery was 43%c.
Sept. 30, against 41%c. Aug. 31; 39%e. July 31; 43@43%c.
June 30 and 91@92%c. the previous Dec. 31 1925. A reduc­
tion in prices of tires to automobile manufacturers ranging
from 7% % to 10% was announced on Sept. 23 by the Fire­
stone Tire & Rubber Co., and was followed by similar action
on the part of other tire manufacturers. The cut was on
so-called “ original equipment business,” and was the third
within three months, cuts of about 5% each having been
made early in July and on Sept. 1.
In the iron and steel trades activity was still the domi­
nant feature. In its issue of Sept. 30 the “ Iron Age” stated •
that continuance of the September rate of steel production
and shipment into October was generally indicated, though
in several products this would mean, as had been the case
during September, Some reduction in the total of unfilled
orders. In respect to prices and production, said this au­
thority, maintenance of the record for the September quar­
ter was the extent of producers’ hopes for the fourth quar­
ter, whereas in the last three months of 1925 prices had ad­
vanced and output (starting from much lower levels) had
increased. The “Age” made the composite price of finished
steel Sept. 28 2.439c., against 2.431c. a month previous and
2.403c. twelve months before. The composite price of pig
iron remained at $19 46, at which figure comparison was
with $19 63 at the corresponding date in 1925. In the case
of the minor metals prices continued to tend downward ex­
cept in the case of tin, the New York price of which on Sept.
2S was 71c., against 65%c. Aug. 31, but with a downward
reaction to 69.55c. Sept. 30. Lake copper at New York
declined from 14.50c. to 14%c., and electric copper fell from
14%c. to 14c. Lead at New York was down to 8.75c. Sept.
30, against S.90c. Aug. 31 and 9.15c. July 31. In the case
of petroleum and its products the feature was a big cut in
prices of gasoline in Southern California. On Sept. 22 the
Union Oil Co. of California announced a cut of 3c. a gallon,
and on Sept. 27 it made another reduction of lc., reducing
the service station price of gasoline to 16%c. The cut was
met by the Standard Oil Co. of California and other pro­
ducers. It was stated that this was the first general price
reduction in California since the raising of the price 2c. a
gallon the previous March. There were minor reductions
in other parts of the country, but entirely local, and Cali­
fornia was the only region in the country where a general
reduction in the price of gasoline occurred. Kerosene prices
quite generally moved toward higher levels. The New
York price for water white in tank cars at local refineries
Sept. 30 was 10 %c., against 10c. at the end of August and
also 10c. at the end of July, 11c. at the end of June, 11% @
12c. at the end of May, 10%@'10%c. at the end of April and
8%c. on Jan. 2. In tank cars delivered to the trade, the quo­
tation at the end of Sept, was ll% c ., against 11c., at the end
of August, 10%c. at the end of July, 12c. at the end of June,
12%@13c. at the end of May, 11% @ 11% c. at the end of
April and 9%c. on Jan. 2.
Grain prices again moved upward after the downward
reaction in August. The trend was still downward the
early part of the month, but sharp recovery ensued after the
first few days of the month. Wheat was stronger on re­
ports of damage to the Canadian crop by rain, and on large
export shipments. The September option for wheat at Chi­
cago, after declining from $132% Sept. 1 to $1 29 Sept. 4,
moved up to $1 37 Sept. 16, but was back to $1 33% Sept. 20,
after which a new upward movement carried the price to
$1 38% Sept. 30, though the close on that day was at $1 35%.
The December option for wheat at Chicago was at its low­
est on Sept. 4 at $1 32% and at its highest on Sept. 30 at
$1 42, with a reaction to $1 40% by the close of the latter
day. The September option for corn in Chicago declined
from 76%c. Sept. 1 to 74%c. Sept. 4, then advanced to 80%c.
Sept. 10 on fears of damage to the crop from frosts, but
dropped to 72%c. when it was seen that there had been com­
paratively little damage, and closed Sept. 30 at 74%c. The
December option for corn in Chicago went through much the
same gyrations, first declining, then advancing, and after
having touched 85%c. on Sept. 14, slid down to 78%c. Sept.
21, but closed at S0%c. Sept. 30. Oats moved almost con­
tinuously upward after some decline at the beginning of the
month. The low figure for the September option in Chicago
was 35%c. Sept. 8 and the high figure 41%c. Sept. 30. For
the December option the low figure was 40%c. Sept. 4 and
the high 44%c. Sept. 30. Sugar prices advanced all around.
Sentiment underwent a very noticeable change the latter
part of the month. President Machado of Cuba signed a

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decree fixing Jan. 1 as the date at which grinding operations
for the 1927 crop would begin. The question of restricting
the size of the crop was left undecided. On Sept. 28 Cuban
raw sugar sold at 2%c., the highest price reached in a year
and a half. This compared with 2%c. at the close of Aug­
ust. In the case of refined sugar the Federal Sugar Refin­
ing Co. on Sept. 11 announced withdrawal from the market
and closing of plant for ten days. The other leading re­
fineries advanced their prices several times the last 20 days
of the month. At the close of September the wholesale price
of refined sugar in this market at the leading refineries
ranged from 5.90c. to 6.00c., which compared with 5.55@
5.70c. Aug. 31 and 5.70@5.80c. on July 31. Coffee prices
eased off still further and No. 7 Rio was quoted at 16% @
16%c. Sept. 30, against 18%c. Aug. 31; 19%c. July 31;
19%c. June 30; 20%c. May 29; 1 9 1 4 c. April 30; 17%c. March
31 and 18%@19c. Feb. 27.
NEW SECURITY ISSUES AND DIVIDENDS.

Domestic and foreign offerings of new securities in the
United States during September were numerous, as com­
pared with the meagre flotations of the previous month.
The most conspicuous issue of the month was the placing
of $35,000,000 40-year 4 % % bonds, due 1966, of Illinois
Central RR. by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. at 96% and accrued int.,
to yield 4.95%. A large group of bankers headed by the
National City Co., Lehman Bros., Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
and Hornblower & Weeks, brought out $13,000,000 1st mtge.
6% bonds, “ A” series, due 1941, at 99% and int., to yield
6.05%; 300,000 shares of com. stock at $43 per share, and
$7,215,300 of the series “ A” conv. 7% cum. pref. stock (par
$100), at $99, of the Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp.
$13,000,000 Union Tank Car Co. 4% % equip, trust gold ctfs.,
due 1936, were offered by Blair & Co., Inc., and Freeman
& Co., at prices to yield 4.70%. Hornblower & Weeks, Cas­
satt & Co., and Hemphill, Noyes & Co. sold at 99% and int.,
yielding over 6%, $10,000,000 Consolidated Cigar Corp. 10year 6% sinking fund conv. gold notes. $7,500,000 R. H.
Macy & Co., Inc., 5% % serial gold deb. bonds, due 1936,
were disposed of by Lehman Bros, at prices ranging from
$100 to $100,483, yielding between 4.75% and 5.25%. Horn­
blower & Weeks and Cassatt & Co. placed 280,000 shares of
com. stock of Erie Steam Shovel Co. at $25 per share. S. W.
Straus . Co. brought out $6,000,000 Fox Theatre & Office
Bldg. (Flatbush Ave. and Nevins St. Corp.) 1st mtge. 6% %
sinking fund bonds, due 1941, at $100 and int. $6,000000
6% % conv. sinking fund gold deb. of Oklahoma Natural
Gas Corp. were placed by White, Weld & Co. and Blyth,
Witter & Co. at 99 and accrued int., to yield over 6.60%.
Edward B. Smith & Co., Brown Bros. & Co. and Cassatt &
Co. offered $5,000,000 Stanley-Crandall Co. of Washington
1st mtge. 6% bonds, due 1946, at $100 and int. $5,000,000
The Cleveland Union Terminals Co. 1st mtge. 5% bonds of
series “ B” were sold by J. P. Morgan & Co., First National
Bank of N. Y., and the National City Co. at 103%% and
accrued int., to yield over 4.80%. G. L. Ohrstrom & Co.
disposed of $5,000,000 Federal Water Service Corp. 6%
conv. gold deb., series “ A,” at 96 and int., to yield over
6% % . At market price to yield 6.70%, a syndicate headed
by Pearsons-Taft & Co. and Henry L. Doherty & Co. placed
50,000 shares of 6% cum. pref. stock (par $100) o f the
Cities Service Co.
In addition to the above-mentioned offerings, all of
which were domestic issues, there wrere several large for­
eign corporate and municipal offerings during September.
The largest of these was the $24,000,000 Siemens & Halske
A. G., Siemens-Schuckertwerke G. m. b. H. 25-year 6%%
debs, (with warrants for contingent additional int. offered
in the form of 50% paid allotment ctfs.) sold by Dillon,
Read & Co., Mendelssohn & Co. of Amsterdam and Marshall
Field, Glore, Ward & Co., at allotment price 99 (and accrued
int.), 50% payable on delivery, yield (excl. of warrants)
over 6.55%. J. P. Morgan & Co. announced that, in con­
junction with the National City Bank, they had placed pri­
vately $20,000,000 of Argentine Government six months’
Treasury bills on a 5% % basis; the same bankers also
brought out the same week $16,900,000 Argentine Govern­
ment Loan 1926 ext. 6% bonds, due 1960, at 98% and
accrued int., and yielding over 6.10%. $20,000,000 Free
State of Prussia 6% % sinking fund gold bonds, external
loan of 1926, due 1951, were disposed of by a group of bank­
ers headed by Harris, Forbes & Co., Brown Bros. & Co., and
the Equitable Trust Co. o f N. Y., at 95 and int., yielding over
6.92%. The National City Co., Guaranty Co. of N. Y. and
Bank of Montreal placed $20,000,000 Canadian Pacific Rail­
way Co. 20-year 4% % eollat. trust gold bonds at 96% and
accrued int., yielding 4.77%. $18,000,000 Canada Steam­
ship Lines, Ltd., 1st & gen. mtge. 6% bonds of “ A” series
were offered by a syndicate headed by Kissel, Kinnicutt &
Co., The Union Trust Co. o f Pittsburgh and Blair & Co.,
Inc., at 97 and accrued int., to yield over 6.30%. The Na­
tional City Co. of N. Y., Lee, Higginson & Co. and other
banking firms brought out $15,000,000 Republic of Finland
6% % external loan bonds at 94 and int., to yield 6.98%.
$4,183,000 1st & ref. mtge. 6% 20-year bonds of “ A” series
of Brompton Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd., were placed by Do­
minion Securities Corp., Ltd., Greenshields & Co. and New­
man, Sweezey & Co., Ltd., at 99% and int. At $100 and
int., Blair & Co., Inc., and the Chase Securities Corp. sold
$3,000,000 Kingdom o f the Serbs, Groats and Slovenes (Jugo­



[V ol. 123.

slavia) 6 months’ 6% Treasury gold notes. $3,000,000
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. additional 1st ref. mtge.
5% bonds, series “ E,” were offered by Brown Bros. & Co.,
Lee, Higginson & Co. and Alex. Brown & Sons at 102% and
int., to yield over 4.80%. W. A. Harriman & Co. and Inter­
national Acceptance Bank, Inc., disposed of $3,000,000 Leip­
zig Overland Power Companies (Landkraftwerke Leipzig
Aktiengesellschaft in Kulwitz and Energie Aktiengesellschaft Leipzig) 20-year 6% % mtge. bonds at 92% and ac­
crued int., with an approx, yield of 7.20%.
Quite a number of changes in dividend declarations of
large companies were announced. Those of a favorable
character w ere: American Hardware Corp. decl. an extra
of $2. American Laundry Machinery decl. 25c. extra in
addition to 75c. quar. on com. Fafnir Bearing (New Brit­
ain, Conn.) announced reg. div. o f 2% and 8% extra. In
addition to reg. quar. div. of $1, Hart & Cooley & Co. decl.
$3 extra. 25c. extra and quar. div. of 50c. was reported by
Honolulu Consolidated Oil Co. National Standard Co. decl.
12%c. extra on com. and the usual div. of 62%c. An extra
distribution of $1 in addition to $1 quar. on com. was made
by Ohio Brass Co. Plymouth Cordage Co. decl. the reg.
quar. div. of 1% % on com. and also an extra of 2%. An
extra of % of 1% in addition to 1% % on com. was an­
nounced by Timken Detroit Axle Co. Air Reduction Co.,
Inc., decl. an extra of $1 and a quar. div. of $1 25; in pre­
vious quarters the company made extra distributions of 50c.
and quar. divs. of $1 on com. Cuba RR. raised its quar.
div. on com. from $120 to $140. Increase in quar. com.
div. to 2% from 1% % was announced by Cudahy Packing
Co. E. S. Evans & Co. decl. 75c. quar., as against 50c. pre­
viously paid. Howe Sound Co. decl. quar. div. of $1, which
compares with 75c. paid in April and July last. The quar.
div. of 1% % was increased to 1% % by Lone Star Gas Corp.
New York Air Brake Co. made a quar. distribution of 75c.
on com., against 50c. previously. The quar. div. of North
& Judd Mfg. Co. was raised from 1% to 2%. Ohio Oil &
Gas Co. decl. a div. of 35c., which compares with previous
div. of 25c. An increase in annual div. rate from $2 to $2 40
on com. was reported by People’s Light & Power Co. Que­
bec Power Co. raised its quar. div. on com. from 1% % to
1% % . A dividend of $1 50 was declared by Washington Oil
Co.; on June 21 last a distribution of $1 was made. Westinghouse Air Brake Co. decl. a quar. div. of $1 75, against
previous rate of $150. American Seating Corp. of N. J.
decl. an initial quar. com. div. of 50c. Liquid Carbonic
Corp. announced an initial quar. div. of 90c. on com. An
initial div. of 25c. was reported by Midvale Co. New Eng­
land Power Assn. decl. an initial quar. div. of 37%c. on com.
and Prosperity Co., Inc., decl. an initial div. of 50c. Andros­
coggin & Kennebec Ry. decl. a div. of 1% on pref., this being
the first distribution since 1925. By declaring a div. of $1
on com., Clinchfield Coal Corp. resumed divs., deferred since
December 1925. Consolidated Cigar Corp. decl. a quar. div.
of $1 75 on com .; the last previous distribution was $1 75
made in April 1921. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Can­
ada, Ltd., decl. a div. of 3% % on account of arrears on
pref. in addition to reg. quar. div. of 1% % . Accumulated
div. of 3% and the usual div. of 1% % on pref. were reported
by Pratt & Whitney Co.
On the other hand, there were a few dividend reductions
and omissions. American Beet Sugar Co. deferred payment
of the usual quar. div. of 1% % on pref. Galena-Signal Oil
Co. omitted payment of 2% quar. pref. div. The reg. quar.
div. of 75e. on com. was passed by Jordan Motor Car Co.
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co. deferred payment of the quar.
div. of 20c. on com. United Paper Board Co., Inc., omitted
payment of quar. div. of 50c. on com., due Oct. 15. The quar.
div. of 1% on com., due on Sept. 30, was passed by UtahIdaho Sugar Co. West Jersey & Seashore RR. reduced its
semi-annual div. from 3% to 2% % .
THE STOCK MARKET DURING THE MONTH.

The stock market during September was unsettled and
irregular with periods of alternate strength and weakness
and with price movements very confused. The market was
weak and strong by turns, not only on different days, but
during different hours of the same day. The remark also
applies to the various groups and classes of stocks, some
moving higher and some lower. Prices as a whole displayed
no really definite trend, though the drift in the case of the
active stocks was generally lower. This does not mean
that fluctuations were narrow. On the contrary, they
were wide and in the case of stocks on which speculative
interest chiefly converged they were often violent and ex­
treme. But a big drop was invariably followed by an
equally striking recovery, and consequently the net change
usually was not, after all, very great, though, of course,
there were exceptions to the rule, as is always the case.
While there were numerous downward plunges, there was
never any general or prolonged weakness. It was always
easy to start prices on the upward tack again, and that is
what happened over and over again. The market might
close weak on one day and look as if it would go entirely
to pieces, but the next day its course would be once more
completely reversed. There were unquestionably many bear­
ish demonstrations against the market, and they usually
proved very effective, too, at least for the time being. On
the other hand, operators for a decline did not seem alto­

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gether sure of their position, and were easily frightened
into covering their outstanding commitments. Efforts to
boost prices were still in evidence in many directions, but
they were confined mainly to specialties of exceptional
strength and unquestioned merit, like General Motors stock
and United States Steel, and to special groups of properties, more particularly the railroad shares. The latter as a
class were in special favor and commanded an unusual
degree of confidence by reason of the excellent returns of
earnings for current periods which the carriers continued
to make. Many new high records for the year were estab­
lished in the railroad list, especially in the case of the highpriced stocks, and the same is true of the higher grade
specialties which in not a few instances moved upward with
great swiftness and exceptional alacrity. The impression
frequently created was that under cover of the strength in
the railroad shares and the industrial specialties, consider­
able liquidation was being effected in the rest of the mar­
ket, and that distribution was being made of some large
blocks of stocks. While quite a number of stocks moved
to new high levels for the year, as already said, on the
other hand not a few low records for the year were also
made.
There were really an unusual number of developments
calculated to repress speculative enthusiasm for the time
being. The money market gave evidences of strain all
through the month, and call loans on the Stock Exchange
commanded 5% or higher nearly all the time. The hurri­
cane, which did so much damage at Miami and other Flor­
ida points, was an adverse event of no small moment.
Though local in its application, it served to direct attention
to the collapse of the real estate boom in that part of the
country, which had been in progress for some time pre­
viously. The big decline in bank clearings shown in the
Clearing House returns from week to week in that section
afforded additional testimony to the contraction and shrink­
age that was taking place. At the same time, as noted
above, prices of cotton shot down with great rapidity, as
the probability of another large crop became more and more
assured. And the decline in that staple was anything but
a local circumstance, since it took within its embrace the
whole of the Cotton Belt. Then there was the tumble in
the price of silver. This was an untoward circumstance
not alone for the silver mining companies in the United
States, but also the copper and smelting concerns which
have silver as one of their by-products. The sharp cut in
the prices of gasoline in Southern California gave rise to
apprehensions that the warfare might extend to the oil
producing and refining companies in other parts of the
country, and as a matter of fact, the oil stocks as a group
were distinctly weak on the Stock Exchange the greater
part of the month. The same is true of the shares of com­
panies engaged in smelting and refining, and here an addi­
tional depressing factor was the decline in lead and some
of the other minor metals, not excepting copper, though the
copper stocks, as a rule were fairly strong. Crude rubber
moved higher, but the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. made
cuts in the prices of tires which had to be met by the other
companies, weakening the tire shares. Then, also the motor
industry did not seem to be enjoying unalloyed prosperity.
The output of cars continued large, but this appeared to
advantage mainly the largest and strongest companies.
The General Motors Corporation seemed to be breaking all
records for production and prosperity. On the other hand,
the Jord Car Co. was obliged to pass its dividend, the
Hudson Motor Car Co. submitted a poor statement of earn­
ings for the quarter ending August 31 (showing net of only
$1,926,645, against $6,926,534 in the corresponding quarter
of 1925) and reports had it that the Moon Motor Car Co.
was expected to make a cut in its dividend early in October,
which proved true. In view of these various happenings,
it was not at all surprising that the stock market as a whole
often showed a tendency to move lower and yielded readily
to attacks made by traders and others. General Motors
stock was quoted ex the stock dividend of 50% on Sept. 13
and sold at 140% on that day, and from this sold up to
161% Sept. 30. On the other hand, United States Steel
common, after selling up from 150% Sept. 1 to 152% Sept. 8,
and then down to 142% Sept. 20, closed Sept. 30 at 150.
V O L U M E O F BU SIN ESS O N T H E ST O C K E X C H A N G E .
Month o f September—
Stock sales— N o. o f shares
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad & m iscell____
United States G o v t____
State, munic. & foreign

1926.
37,030.166
$
121,532,000
15,216,400
56,183,500

1925.
37,109,231
S
154,531,700
20,531,350
63,267,500

1924.
18,184,160
S
164,151,400
49,061,880
44,918,500

1923.
14,642,289
S
83,445,500
45,733,800
28,790,000

Total bond sales-......... 192,931,900
238,330,550 258,131,780
157,969,300
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30—
Stock sales— N o. o f shares
337,120,666 307,871,524
178,131,911 172,200,676
Bond sales (par value)
$
$
$
$
Railroad & miscell____1,504,658,000 1,820,261,575 1,663,607,400 1,157,932.700
United States G o v t - - 202,519,050 309,224,260
706,023,480 574,541,475
State, munic. & foreign
486,719,450 490,484,260
364,124,500 341,651,400
Total bond sales..-2 ,19 3,89 6,5 00 2,619,970,095 2,733,755,380 2,074,125,575

GOVERNMENT FINANCING— OFFERING OF A NEW ISSUE
OF TREASURY CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.

During September the United States Treasury entered the
money market for the first time in six months. It will be
recalled that the previous June the Government omitted the
customary quarterly borrowing, being able to retire the
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plus receipts. On Monday evening, Sept. 6, Under-Secretary
of the Treasury Garrard B. Winston (acting as Secretary
of the Treasury in the absence of Secretary Mellon in Eu­
rope) announced the Treasury program of September
financing. This took the form of an offering of nine-months
3% % Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness dated and bear­
ing interest from Sept. 15 1926 and maturing June 15 1927.
These certificates were tax certificates and the amount of
the offering was $350,000,000, or thereabouts. The an­
nouncement said that the Treasury would accept in pay­
ment for the new certificates Treasury 4% % notes of series
B-1926, maturing Sept. 15 1926. It was also stated that
subscriptions for which payment was tendered in these notes
would receive preferred allotment. It was added that the
new offering was intended, with the balances already on
hand and the September tax receipts, to cover the Treas­
ury’s further cash requirements until the December quar­
terly tax period. The Government had about $400,000,000
of Treasury notes maturing on Sept. 15, besides $85,000,000 in interest to pay on various issues of Government ob­
ligations. To meet the requirements on that account, the
Government had the proceeds of the new issue of tax cer­
tificates and the receipts from the third installment of the
Federal income tax, payable Sept. 15, which last, it was
said at the time would amount to at least $300,000,000, but
actually proved to be much larger. It was pointed out
that the new certificates would be the only tax certificates
outstanding, all other issues having been retired. Subscrip­
tion books for the new offering of certificates were opened
on Sept. 7, and were closed with the close of business on
Sept. 9, when Acting Secretary of the Treasury Winston
announced that the issue had been heavily over-subscribed.
Actually these subscriptions aggregated nearly $1,000,000,000, the precise sum being $996,660,000. The amount al­
lotted was $378,669,500, of which $144,953,000 represented
allotments on subscriptions for which notes maturing Sept.
15 1926 were tendered in payment.
THE MONEY MARKET.

In the money market there was no relaxation in the active
demand for funds and rates advanced to still higher levels
in all branches of the market. Brokers’ loans on the Stock
Exchange continued high, and further increased during the
month. In addition, the usual autumnal demand for funds
for the accommodation of trade and to finance the move­
ment of the crops was in evidence. Besides all this, the
heavy Treasury financing, to which reference has just been
made, caused considerable shifting of funds, which in itself
occasioned some strain. The shifting grew not alone out
of the offering of the new Treasury certificates and the
large income tax receipts, but also out of the paying off of
maturing certificates and in paying interest on Liberty loan
issues and other Government obligations. All this served
to produce some temporary dislocation about the middle of
the month. The tension which developed at certain periods
of the month as the result of these different influences is
perhaps best illustrated by noting that the weekly returns
of the New York Clearing House banks and trust companies
on three of the five Saturdays between Aug. 28 and Oct. 2,
showed a deficiency in the required legal reserves. In the
call loan branch of the market there was more or less ten­
sion of a mild kind all through the month. The rate for
call loans on no day of the month got lower than 4% % , and
there was an advance to 6% on the last day, Sept. 30, these
two figures constituting the extremes for the month. After
the distribution of the 1st of September payments, there
was, for a day or two, a slight easing in the call loan mar­
ket, but it proved merely temporary, and the latter part of
the month the call loan branch showed very substantial
tightening. The renewal rate on the Stock Exchange was
5% Sept. 1, then 4% % up to and including Sept. 7; 5%
from Sept. 8 to Sept. 16, inch; 4% % Sept. 17; 5% Sept. 20
and 5%>% for the remainder of the month, except a tem­
porary lowering to 5% % Sept. 29. The following is the
official report of the New York Stock Exchange, regarding
the call loan situation, for every business day during Sep­
tember. It should be remembered that no call loans are ever
negotiated on the Stock Exchange on Saturdays, the loans
arranged on Fridays extending over until the following
Monday:
CALL LOANS ON THE NEW Y O R K STOCK E XCH AN G E.
Sept. 1— Renewal, 5% ; high, 5% ; low, 4J4 %; last, 4 l % . Free offerings
A
of money forced the rate to 4 K % from a renewal rate o f 5 % ,
and at close a very substantial amount remained unloaned.
Sept. 2— Renewal, 4 H % ; high, 4 H % : low, 4 H % ; last, 4 H % - A free
supply of money at the renewal rate was more than enough to
meet all requirements o f the day and with a fair-sized carryover.
Sept. 3— Renewal, 4 A % ; high, 4 A % ; low, 4 A %; last, 4 A %• Notwith­
standing cancellations by several leading institutions materially
reducing volume of offerings, there remained sufficient funds for
the day’s requirements without change from the renewal rate
of 4 H % .
Sept. 6— Holiday— Labor Day.
Sept. 7— Renewal, 4A%'< high, 5% ; low, 4A %< last, 5 % . While there
was but a normal demand for money, lenders were not inclined to
put out funds until the rate was advanced to £ % when more than
sufficient funds were available than the demand warranted.
Sept. 8— Renewal, 5 % ; higb, 5 %; low , 5 %; last, 5 % . Moderate turnover.
M oney in supply at 5% at close.
Sept. 9— Renewal, 5 % ; high, 5%; low, 5% ; last, 5 % . An easy condition
prevailed throughout the day at the renewal rate with funds
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Sept. 10— Renewal, 5% ; high, 5% ; low, 5% ; last 5 % . Light demands.
M oney in supply at 5% at close.
Sept. 13— Renewal, 5% ; high, 5 % ; low, 5% ; last, 5 % . Rather heavy
turnover, with light supply at 5% at close.
Sept. 14— Renewal, 5% ; high, 5% ; low, 5% ; last, 5 % . On a fairly sub­
stantial turnover sufficient funds were obtainable to keep the
rate unchanged from the renewal at 5 % .
Sept. 15— Renewal, 5% ; high, 5% ;low, 5% ; last, 5% . Moderate turnover.
M oney in plentiful supply at 5% at close.
Sept. 16— Renewal, 5 % ; high, 5% ; low, 4)4 % ; last, 4)4 % • Free offerings
o f money forced a reduction in rate to 4)4% by noon. Abun­
dance o f funds were available at this rate with a very substantial
balance unloaned at close.
Sept. 17— Renewal, 4)4%', high, 5% ; low, 4)4%', last, 5 % . Some calling
and cancellation by lending institutions carried the rate to 5%
in mid-afternoon,at which rate there was an amplesupply of funds.
Sept. 20— Renewal, 5% ; high, 5M % ; low, 5% ; last, 5 M % . A rather heavy
l
turnover with light offerings resulted in an advance in rate to
5)4 % by mid-day with a plentiful supply at that rate.
Sept. 21— Renewal, 5)4%', high, 5)4%', low, 534%; last, 5)4% ■ Another
good-sized turnover but with funds in free supply at the renewal
rate, which remained unchanged througnout the day.
Sept. 22— Renewal, 534%; high, 534%; low, 534%; last, 534%- A very
light turnover with funds accumulating in the late afternoon.
Sept. 23— Renewal, 534%; high, 534%; low, 5% ; last, 5% . A moderate
turnover with funds in free supply resulting in a cut in rate to
5% before noon. Ample accommodations were available at the
lower rate.
Sept. 24— Renewal, 5% ; high, 5% ; low, 5% ; last, 5% . Business in light
volume with sufficient funds for day’s needs and no change in
rate from the 5% renewal.
Sept. 27— Renewal, 5 % ; high, 534%; low, 5% ; last, 534%- Approach of
end o f month caused calling of loans and advance of rate. M od­
erate turnover and in supply at close at 5 34 % •
Sept. 28— Renewal, 5H %', high, 5 3 i% ; low, 5)4%', last, 5 M % . Quiet
and steady with sufficient funds at 53i % all day.
Sept. 29— Renewal, 534%; high, 534%; low, 534%; last, 534%. Fairly
active day. Seasonal demands causing advance to 534%, but
with ample supply at the rate.
Sept. 30— Renewal, 534%; high, 6% ; low, 534%; last, 6% . Preparation
Oct. 1 payments as occurred last year brought about advance
to 6% , at which rate offerings were in abundance.
Oct. 1— Renewal, 534%; high, 534%; low, 534%; last, 534%. Money
offered freely all day at the renewal rate o f 5 34 % ■

Time loans, with securities as collateral, and commercial
paper rates also moved to still higher levels during Septem­
ber, evidencing a tightening of the money market all around.
During August, it will be recalled, rates for time money on
the Stock Exchange rose steadily until at the end of that
month the quotation for all maturities for 60 days to 6
months was 4 % @ 5 % . In September there was at the be­
ginning/ of the month a trifling easing in the rate for the
shorter maturities, with 60 and 90-day money quoted at
4% @ 4 % % and a slight further stiffening in the rates for
the longer maturities, with the quoted rate for loans run­
ning 5 and 6 months 4 % @ 5 % . This was quickly followed,
however, by an advance to 4 % @ 5 % for all dates of matu­
rity, and towards the close of the month, on preparations for
the heavy Oct. 1 requirements, there was first an advance
to 5% and then to 5 @ 5 1 % for all maturities from 60 days
A
to 6 months. Time accommodation was then in brisk de­
mand, particularly for over-the-year periods. As in the pre­
vious month, rates for commercial paper responded more
slowly to the general upward movement. Quotations for
4 to 6 months’ names of choice character remained at 4x
/4@
4 1o % until towards the very close of the month, when there
/
was an advance to 4 y 2 @ 4 % % ; for names less well known
the advance was from 4 1 2 @ 4 % % to 4 % @ o % . New Eng­
/
land mill paper and the shorter choice names were dealt in
at the close of the month at 4 y 2 % in comparison with the
previous 41 . High grade names were in good demand,
/4%
but as the supply continued more or less restricted the vol­
ume of business done was not large.
Rates for banks and bankers’ acceptances after the rise
in August following the making up of the rediscount rate of
the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, were only slightly
further changed during September. On Sept. 1 the quota­
tion for 120-day bills was raised V s % , and this was the
only alteration throughout the month, all other rates re­
maining unchanged, with the result that the American
Acceptance Council at the end of September made the dis­
count rate on prime bankers’ acceptances eligible for pur­
chase by the Federal Reserve banks 3 % % bid and 3% %
asked for bills running 30 days; 3 % % bid and 3 % % asked
for 60 days; 4% bid and 3 % % asked for 90 days; 4 ys % bid
and 4% asked for 120 days and 4 1 % bid and 4% % asked
A
for 150 and 180 days. For call loans secured by acceptances
the Acceptance Council kept its posted rates unchanged at
4% throughout the month.
RA TES FOR M O N E Y A T N EW Y O R K , W E E K L Y
W e e k E n d in g —
C a ll L o a n s o n S tock E x c h a n g e —

S e p t. '
■

Range for week (mixed & Indus, collat) .434-5
Week’s average (mixed & Indus, collat.) 4 %
T im e L o a n s (M i x e d & I n d u s . C o lla te ra l )—
Sixty days__________________________ 4 % - 5
Ninety days________________________ 434-5
Four months____ _____ ______________434-5
Five months________________________ 434-5
Six months_________________________ 434-5
C o m m e r c ia l P a p e r —
Double and single names—
Prime 4 to 6 m onths.--------- ----------- 434-434
Good 4 to 6 months_______________ 434-434

S e p t .10 . S ep t. 17 . S e p t . 24.

O ct.

1.

4 )4 -5
4H

4H-5
5

4 X -5 X
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5

4M-5
4M-5

4 H -5
4 % -5
4 % -5
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4 )4 -5

4 % -5
4 % -5
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434-434 434-434 434-434 434-434
434-434 434-434 434-434 4 34-5

There was no change during the month in the rediscount
rates of any of the Federal Reserve banks, they remaining
at 4% for all classes of paper and for all maturities, though
there were rumors at times that the Federal Reserve Bank




[V ol. 123.

of New York might move its rate still higher and also that
the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston might make an ad­
vance— rumors that did not find fulfilment.
FEDERAL RESERVE AND CLEARING HOUSE BANKS—
BROKERS’ LOANS.

It has already been indicated that the New York Clearing
House banks and trust companies gave indication of the
prevailing strain in money by recording a deficiency in the
required legal reserves on three out of five Saturdays. The
dates were Sept. 4, Sept. 18 and Oct. 2— alternate Satur­
days, it will be seen. The first mentioned date was imme­
diately after the banks had met the 1st of September re­
quirements; the second after the financing done by the
United States Treasury the middle of the month, and the
third after the making of provision for the exceptionally
heavy dividend and interest disbursements on Oct. 1, and
the business requirements on the same date. Replenish­
ment of reserves with the Federal Reserve Bank on each
occasion restored the reserves in the alternate weeks in part
by borrowing at that institution. On Aug. 28 th New York
Clearing House return had shown surplus reserves of
$7,343,570; on Sept. 4 this was changed to a deficiency o f
$12,850,440; in the Sept. 11 return, through augmentation
of reserves of the member banks with the Federal Reserve
Bank, this was converted into a surplus in the huge amount
of $50,487,900, but on Sept. 18 there was again a deficiency
in reserves, the deficit this time amounting to $25,173,610,
and following entirely from the drawing down of member
bank reserves at the Federal Reserve Bank; on Sept. 25,
with the replenishment of these reserves, the previous
week’s deficiency was converted into a surplus of $21,037,660, only to be followed by another deficit of $23,360,720 on
Oct. 2, with the drawing down again of these reserves. The
aggregate of reserves of the m e m b e r banks with the Fed­
eral Reserve Bank (which, it should be remembered, is dis­
tinct from the aggregate reserves of all Clearing House in­
stitutions, including the State banks and trust companies
not members of the Federal Reserve Bank) fluctuated
widely during the month and the variations in the amount
entirely explain the sharp changes from surplus reserve to
deficits and vice versa. These reserves with the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York fell from $574,812,000 Aug. 28
to $553,700,000 Sept. 4, then jumped to $618,032,000 Sept. 11,
only to drop to $540,385,000 Sept. 18, but followed by a re­
newed increase to $589,120,000 Sept. 25, and with another
drop to $561,151,000 on Oct. 2. It should be noted that the
item termed “ bills payable, rediscounts, acceptances and
other liabilities” passed through similar fluctuations. It
was $572,363,000 Aug. 28; $582,590,000 Sept. 4, and $635,362.000 Sept. 11, then fell to $574,643,000 S,ept. 18, rose again
to $604,522,000 Sept. 25, only to drop back to $560,657,000
Oct. 2. The grand total of the loans, discounts and invest­
ments of the Clearing House institutions was $5,507,436,000
Oct. 2, against $5,397,621,000 Aug. 28, and the deposits Oct. 2
were up to $5,087,018,000, against $4,978,473,000 Aug. 28.
. As was noted above, brokers’ loans on the Stock Exchange
during September rose still higher; there was some con­
traction the third week of September, as speculation on the
Stock Exchange quieted down, but this proved only tem­
porary. According to the weekly return of the Federal Re­
serve Board at Washington, the grand aggregate of loans to
brokers and dealers (secured by stocks and bonds) by the
55 reporting member banks in New York City increased
from $2,758,274,000 Sept. 1 to $2,820,382,000 Sept. 15, then
fell to $2,762,432,000 Sept. 22, but increased again to $2,812,971.000 Sept. 29. The portion of these loans made by these
member banks for their own account, which had sharply
increased the last two weeks of August after having been
heavily reduced the first two weeks of that month, again
went through the same process of change in September. It
was at first heavily reduced and the amount Sept. 22 was
only $931,374,000, against $991,437,000 Sept. 1, but on Sept.
29 the total ran up to $1,009,962,000. On the other hand,
loans for account of out-of-towT banks, after increasing from
n
$1,098,091,000 Sept. 1 (and $1,072,654,000 Aug. 25) to $1,163,359.000 Sept. 15, the last two weeks fell off and Sept. 29 were
down again to $1,111,751,000. Loans for accounts of others
which had fallen from $717,012,000 Aug. 25 to $668,746,000
Sept. 1, dropped still lower the next week and were only
$664,707,000 Sept. 8, but then increased to $685,211,000 Sept.
15 and $698,964,000 Sept. 22, and were $691,258,000 Sept. 29.
The figures given out by the New York Stock Exchange,
though being on a somewhat different basis from those o f
the Federal Reserve Board, also show that borrowing on
Stock Exchange account is being maintained at high levels.
In that case the compilations are made up only at the end
of the month and therefore do not show the variations from
week to week. It appears from the Stock Exchange figures
that “ total net borrowings by New York Stock Exchange
members on collateral, contracted for and carried in New
York, as of the close of business on Sept. 30 1926, aggre­
gated $3,218,937,010,” and that this compares with $3,142,148,068 Aug. 31, $2,997,759,527 July 31, $2,926,298,345 June
30 and $2,767,400,514 May 28, but with $3,535,590,321 Feb. 27.
Member bank borrowing at the Federal Reserve banks re­
corded further expansion during September. Comparison
of the figures in the weekly returns of the Federal Reserve
Board is considerably disturbed by reason of the operations-

Oct., 1926.]

MONTHLY KEVIEW

of the United States Government, which involved payments
of great magnitude, as well as revenues and receipts of
like large volume. However, it is plainly apparent that
recourse was had to the facilities of the Federal Reserve
Banks on a greatly extended scale. The total of the redis­
counts which had increased from $570,638,000 to $626,348,000
between Aug. 25 and Sept. 1, was up to $716,630,000 Sept.
29. In the meantime, though, the amount was down to
$565,535,000 Sept. 15, largely as a result of the Treasury’s
financial operations, which included the sale to the Federal
Reserve banks of $192,000,000 of temporary certificates of
indebtedness pending the collection of the quarterly install­
ment of income taxes. The holdings of acceptances pur­
chased in the open market were $275,623,000 Sept. 29. as
against $253,481,000 Sept. 1. Holdings of the United States
Government securities were heavily increased in the week
to Sept. 15, by reason of the purchase of the $192,000,000 of
temporary certificates of indebtedness; the Reserve banks
disposed of, roughly, $73,000,000 of their holdings of Treas­
ury notes, but that still left a big increase in their holdings
of Government securities of all kinds after the purchase of
the temporary treasury certificates referred to. In other
words, the total of United States Government securities,
which was $318,964,000 Sept. 1 and $312,284,000 Sept 8,
ran up to $488,021,000 Sept. 15. With the paying off, how­
ever, by the United States Treasury of the $192,000,000 of
Treasury certificates, these holdings dropped back to $305,168,000 Sept. 22 and $302,041,000 Sept. 29. The total of the
bill and security holdings of all kinds was, of course, also
affected by the temporary purchase of the Treasury cer­
tificates of indebtedness. Allowing for this, the general
drift was strongly upward. In the week ending Sept. 15,
total bill and security holdings increased from $1,196,235,000
Sept. 8 to $1,319,736,000; the next week there was a de­
crease to $1,240,911,000, but the following week the amount
ran up again, so that the total Sept. 29 was $1,297 994,000,
as against" only $1,202,493,000 Sept. 1 and $1,150,171,000
Aug. 25. The amount of Federal Reserve notes in actual
circulation also fluctuated more largely than usual, in part
as a result of Treasury financing and preparations for the
same. Between Sept. 1 and Sept. 8, the volume of Reserve
notes increased from $1,702,902,000 to $1,746,524,000, but
Sept. 29 saw the amount down to $1,716,466,000. Gold re­
serves were only $2,807,141,000 Sept. 29, against $2,828,311,000 Sept. 1 and $2,840,606,000 Aug. 25.
The condition of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
by itself was also strongly affected by the month’s Treas­
ury financing, as will appear from the fact that of the
$192,000,000 of temporary certificates of indebtedness that
institution took no less than $132,000,000. Its holdings of
discounted bills, though fluctuating considerably from week
to week, were at the r maximum on Sept. 29, at $197,640,000, against $176,243,000 Sept. 1 and $140,059,000 Aug. 25.
Bankers’ acceptances likewise were at their maximum for
the month at $51,172,000 Sept. 29, as against $33,191,000
Sept. 1 and $43,819,000 Aug. 25. The holdings of Govern­
ment securities ran up from $61,415,000 Sept. 8 to $186,084,000 Sept. 15, but were down to $56,060,000 Sept. 29. Total
bill and security holdings increased from $244,174,000 Aug.
25 and $270,147,000 Sept. 1 to $370,112,000 Sept. 15, then fell
to $289,731,000 Sept. 22, and were $304,872,000 Sept. 29. The
note circulation of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
increased from $384,433,000 Aug. 25 to $393,378,000 Sept. S.
then fell off to $373,635,000 Sept. 22 and was $374,187,000
Sept. 29.
COURSE OF STERLING EXCHANGE D U RiN G SEPTEMBER.

Sterling exchange during September moved toward lower
levels. Underlying conditions remained essentially the
same as before and the primary factor in the decline in
rates was the offering of cotton and grain bills on this mar­
ket and coal bills on the London market. The offering of
bills against grain and cotton shipments was, of course,
usual to the season, but the pressure of coal bills was a
new development due to the prolonged strike at the British
coal mines. There were repeated reports that the British
coal strike was on the eve of a settlement, and these reports
doubtless played some part in preventing rates for sterling
from dropping still lower, and the fact that small bodies
o f strikers kept steadily drifting back to work tended fur­
ther to steady the market, but while tremendous efforts
were made by the British Government to bring the strike to
a close, it remained actively in progress for the whole
month. To relieve the shortage of home supplies of fuel
and to keep British industries going even on a restricted
scale, it became necessary to import coal from abroad, and
large shipments were made from the United States and ar­
rangements had to be made for further large shipments in
the near future. The strike was an adverse feature, not
only because it entailed these large importations of coal,
but also because it exercised a very depressing effect upon
industrial activity in the British Isles, it being necessary to
curtail operations in many different directions, thereby
narrowing the export trade from the British Isles and in­
creasing still further the normal adverse trade balance
against the United Kingdom. In view of all this, sterling
exchange held up remarkably well, engendering a belief
that official support was being extended, directly or indi­
rectly. The Bank of England succeeded in acquiring addi­



9

tional amounts of gold, besides "which news came early in
the month of the receipt at San Francisco of $5,000,000 more
Australian gold (with another shipment of $2,500,000 on the
way) for account of the Bank of England and consigned to
the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. One rather inter­
esting theory of the reason for the relatively strong under­
tone to sterling exchange in face of the adverse situation
existing, was that it was due to no insignificant degree to
the buying of sterling bills by the national banks of such
countries as Czechoslovakia and Finland, also Hungary and
Austria, for the upbuilding of reserves. It is claimed that
these and other like institutions maintain important propor­
tions of their reserves against circulation in the form of
well stabilized foreign currencies and that at current levels
it is frequently profitable to utilize sterling instead of
American dollars. The Bank of England reported a loss of
£105,571 in gold in its return for Sept. 8, but this wras followed
by a gain of £456,981 in the return for Sept. 15, and a fur­
ther gain of £S0,244 in the week ending Sept. 22, but with a
small loss, namely £97,339 in the week ending Sept. 29.
Sight bills on London were at their highest on Sept. 4 at
4 85 11-32 and at their lowest Sept. 2S at 4 84 11-16, with the
rate Sept. 30 4 84%.
THE CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

There were no nevr or very striking features during Sep­
tember in the exchanges on the Continent of Europe. De­
velopments pursued a normal course and there was an ab­
sence of the violent fluctuations in rates that had marked
Continental exchange in previous months. In France, Pre­
mier Poincare no longer had the French Parliament on his
hands, it being in recess, and French finances assumed a
more reassuring aspect, with the budget balanced and reve­
nues increasing as a result of the taxation and reform meas­
ures enacted by the French Parliament before its adjourn­
ment for the summer season. It cannot be said that the
admission of Germany to the League of Nations had any
direct influence on French exchange, and yet it was evi­
dence of the growing improvement in the relations between
France and Germany and in that sense was a favorable in­
fluence. The prospects, however, for the French wheat
crop were not what could be wished, and the indications
were that France would have to greatly increase its impor­
tations of foreign wheat, presumably largely from the
United States, besides whieb, some uneasiness again began
to be felt regarding the French political outlook, the French
Cabinet being a composite one with different members hold­
ing widely conflicting views, thereby presenting the possi­
bility of a break-up at any moment. In addition, M. Poin­
care was encountering considerable opposition in the carry­
ing out of his plans of economy, particularly those involv­
ing the abolition of political positions. The Bank of France
in its weekly report on Sept. 8 showed a further large in­
crease in note circulation, namely 111,611,000 francs, but
the return for Sept. 15 reported a contraction of 545,145,000
francs and that for Sept. 22 a further contraction of 405,967,000 francs, while the statement for Sept. 29 showed an
increase, again, of 503.175.000 francs. The French Govern­
ment succeeded in reducing somewhat its indebtedness to
the Bank. The return for Sept. 8 showed a reduction in
the Advances to the State of 350,000,000 francs, the return
for Sept. 15 a further reduction of 150,000,000 francs, and
the return for Sept. 22 still another reduction of 450,000,000
francs, but in the week of Sept. 29 there was an increase
again of 250,000,000 francs. A good impression was created
the latter part of the month by the action of the Bank of
France in arranging for the acquisition of gold and silver
coins held by the French population in exchange for paper
francs under the new law enacted by the French Parliament.
The operation began on Sept. 27 and brought long lines of
French peasants to the Bank, as noted in the earlier part
of this article. As a result, there was some recovery in
French exchange. The Bank gave paper at the rate of 5.70
for one gold franc, creating the impression that the inten­
tion was to stabilize the franc at above current levels,
though this was denied. Previously the French 20-franc
gold piece could only be exchanged against 20 francs on
paper. Checks on Paris declined from 3.06 Sept. 1 to 2.71%
Sept. 21 and then recovered to 2.84, with the range Sept. 30
2.82@2.83%. Possibly reports that an agreement had been
reached between Foreign Minister Briand and Herr Stresemann on a plan whereby $500,000,000 of the securities of
German railroads were to be sold for account of the Euro­
pean allies, in accordance with the Dawes plan, played some
part in the recovery.
The Belgian franc in its fluctuations closely followed the
course of the French franc. Throughout the whole month
it ruled well below the French franc, as was the case before
the French franc became so greatly depreciated. Checks on
Antwerp were at their highest on Sept. 1 at 2.86c., from
which there was a decline to 2.59%c. Sept. 21, with a re­
covery to 2.72 Sept. 29 and a range of 2.70@2.71% Sept. 30.
The Italian lira made a very notable rise on the first day
of the month and was well maintained at the advance,
though not without occasional sharp dips. Every down­
ward reaction, however, brought support on the part of the
Italian National Exchange Institute, whose plan seemed to
be to compel gradual extinction o f outstanding short com­
mitments, which nevertheless appeared to remain large.

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MONTHLY REVIEW

The Mussolini deflation program received royal assent on
Sept. 8 and went into effect Sept. 15, and the Italian Gov­
ernment proceeded vigorously to enforce it. The renewed
attempt on the life of Benito Mussolini, Premier and dic­
tator, which occurred on Sept. 11, seemed to be without
influence, as the attempt so signally failed. The sharp rise
in rates which occurred on the very first day of the month
was due to the approval the day before by the Italian Cab­
inet of the financial and deflation measures suggested by
Count Volpi, already referred to. Sight bills on Rome then
moved up to 3.51@3.79, against 3.24@3.28 the day before,
Aug. 31. Some reaction naturally followed, but on Sept. 4
a still higher figure was reached, namely 3.81. A down­
ward dip carried the rate back to 3.56, but recovery was
already under way when the renewed attempt to assassinate
Premier Mussolini was made, the range having been 3.56%
@3.61% Sept. 10 and 3.60%@3.61% Sept. 11; the following
Monday, Sept. 13, after the attack, the range was 3.57% @
3.60%, and Tuesday 3.57%@3.59%. The rest of the month
the tendency was again strongly upward, and on Sept. 28 a
high of 3.84% was recorded, as it developed that Italy was
proceeding rapidly with its deflation program. The range
Sept. 30 was 3.73@3.77. The German mark showed only
trifling deviations, the range for checks on Berlin being
between 23.79 and 23.80%, with the rate Sept. 1 23.79% and
Sept. 30 23.80. And these rates were virtually nominal, lit­
tle or no actual business being done. German finances ap­
peared to be entirely satisfactory, and the position of the
country was, of course, made additionally secure by its ad­
mission to the League of Nations and to the League Coun­
cil, which occurred during the month; also by getting relief
from some of the extra reparations payments under the
Dawes plan for the new fiscal year. The note circulation of
the Bank of Germany followed the customary routine,
showing contraction the first three weeks and increase again
the final week. The contraction the first week was 123,418,000 marks, the second week 200,225,000 marks and the third
week 102,188,000 harks, while the increase in the fourth
week amounted to 451,830,000 marks. The Austrian schilling
remained at 14%, except on one day, when the quotation was
14.15c. Greek exchange improved somewhat, though for no
well defined reason. The drachma for checks moved up
RATES

OF

EXCHANGE

ON

from 1.12 Sept. 1 to 1.19% Sept. 13, with the close Sept. 30
1.17%. The Polish zloty dropped from 11.50 to 11.20, but
recovered to 11.50.
Fluctuations in exchange on the countries which were not
involved in the European War were small and without spe­
cial significance.* Swiss francs were fractionally higher,
checks on Switzerland being quoted at 19.30 Sept. 1 and
19.32% Sept. 30, and Dutch guilders were somewhat lower,
sight bills on Amsterdam being 40.05@40.05% Sept. 1 and
40.04 Sept. 30. Rates on the Scandinavian centres also
moved somewhat lower, after first having gone somewhat
higher, however. The Swedish crown on checks was 26.70
Sept. 30, against 26.71 Sept. 1, the Norwegian crown 21.87,
against 21.88, and the Danish crown 26.50%, against 26.52.
The Bank of Norway on Sept. 13 reduced its rate of dis­
count from 5% to 5%. Spanish pesetas fluctuated rather
irregularly on the confused political situation in that coun­
try. Martial law was declared for a few days in the early
part of the month, owing to insubordination on the part of
some officers of the artillery school, but the revolt proved
insignificant, and was quickly suppressed, so that on Sept. 8
King Alfonso signed a decree ending the state of war pro­
claimed the previous Sunday (Sept. 5) throughout Spain
“ in consequence of the mutinous movement in the artillery
corps.” The position of General Miguel Primo de Rivera,
the Dictator-Premier, who had ruled since September 1923,
appeared to remain undisturbed amid these happenings,
cablegrams Sept. 5 reporting that the King and the Cabinet
had reiterated their confidence in him. Pesetas on checks
were 15.20@15.26 Sept. 1, but got down to 15.10@15.20 Sept.
7 and up to 15.2S%@15.33% Sept. 13, with the range Sept.
30 15.18@15.19%.
In the rates on South America the features were the sharp
recovery in the Argentine peso and the weakness in the
Brazilian milreis. The weakness in the milreis was ascribed
to Governmental action designed to keep exchange rates
down and thereby assist Brazilian trade and industries, it
being claimed that the rise during the past two years had
occasioned great hardships in the country’s economic and
industrial life. On the other hand, the strength of the Ar­
gentine peso revived talk of a return to the gold standard
and the establishment of a free gold market. An Argentine
C O N T IN E N T A L

CENTRES.

N O TE.— Method o f quoting French, Swiss and Belgian francs and Italian lire changed on Dec. 1 1920 to show the value o f all these different units In
cents per u n it. T h e previous method of quoting was to give the number o f francs or lire to the dollar.
Paris
C
.

Swiss

Amsterdam

Antwerp

F ra n ca

F ra n cs

G u ild ers

F ra n cs

B a n k ers'
C h eck s

C h eck s

1 2.95M a3.06 2.96M a3.07
2 2.98M a3.00M 2.99M a3.01M
3 2.92K a2.95 2.93K a2.96
4 2 .9 5K a2.97K 2 .96 K a2.98M
5
SUNDAY
6
H O L ID A Y
7 2.94 a2.95K 2.95 a2.96K
8 2 .8 7 K a 2 .9 4 K 2 .8 8 K a 2 .9 5 K
9S.84 a2.87 2.85 a2.88
102.85 a2.90K 2.86 a2.91K
112.89K a2.91M 2.90K a2.92M
121
SU N D A Y
132.86M a2.91 2.87M a2.92
142 .82K a2.86 2.83K a2.87
15 2.84 K a2.86 K 2 .8 5 K a 2 .87 K
162.81 a2.84K 2.82 a2.85K
17,2.80 a2.81K 2.81 a2.82K
18,2.80 a2.81 2.81 a2.82
19|
SU N D A Y
202.77 a2.79K 2.78 a2.80K
21i2.71K a2.78 2.72K a2.79
22 2.73 a2.79K 2.74 a2.S0K
23 2.78 a2 79 2.79 a2.80
242.77M a2.78 2.78M a2.79
25 2 .7 6 K a 2 .7 7 K 2 .7 7 K a 2 .7 8 K
26
SUNDAY
27 2.77M a2.79 2.78M a2.80
28 2.78K a2.80 2.79K a2.81
29 2.79K a2.84 2.80K a2.85
30 2.82 a2.83M 2.83 a2.84M

19.30
19.30
19.30M al9.31
19.32
SUN
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19.31al9.32M
19.32
19.31
19.31al9.31K
SUN
19.31 K
19.32 K a .3 3 K
19.32K al9.3 3
19.32K
19.32
19.31 M
SUN
19.32
19.31M
19.32
19.32M
19.29
19.32
SUN
19.31al9.31K
19.31al9.32
19.32al9.32M
19.32K

L ir e

B a n k e rs'

B a n k e rs'
C a b les

S igh t

C a bles

C a b les

19.31
40.05a40.05M
19.31
40.06a40.07K
19.31M al9.32 40.07M a40.08
19.33
40.09
DAY
SUN
DAY
HOLI
19.33K al9.34 40.07a40.08K
19.32al9.33M 40.07a40.08
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40.06M a.07K
19.32
40.07a40.07M
19.32al9.32K
40.07K
DAY
SUN
40.08K a40.09
19.32K
19.33K a.34K j40.08M a.08K
19,3 3 K a l 9.34 40.07 M a .08 K
19.33K
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40.05 K
40.06
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19.33
40.05K
19.33M
40.06K
19.30
40.05
19.33
40.04K
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40.04
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40.07a40.07M 2.79 a .86
40.08a40.09K
2 .78K
40.09M a40.10 2.76M a.78K
40.11
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DAY
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40.09a40.10K 2.75M a.77M
40.09a40.10 2.73 a.75M
40.08M a.09K 2.73 a .74
40.09a40.09M 2.72M a.74
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40.07M a.08K
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2.69 a.69M
40.07
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2.59K a.63
40.06K
2.65K a.67
40.07K
40.07
2.66 a. 68
40.06K
2.66M
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40.04K a.05K 2.68 a.69 M
40.06
2.67 a .72
40.06
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2.80 a .87
2 .79K
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2.78 a .79
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2.74 a.76M
2.74 a .75
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2.74 a .75
2.75
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2.70K a.72
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2.60K a.64
2.66K a.68
2.67 a .69
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2.68 a .73
2.71 a.72K

3.51
3.64
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3.56 a .59
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3.62 a.66M
3 .60K a.6 4K
3.62 a .62K
3.62M a.63M
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3.62 a.63M
3.63M a.64K
3.65M a.72M
3.66M a.69M
3.67 a .70
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3.71 a.78M
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3.73 a .77

3.52 a .80
3.65 a.75M
3.64 a .74
3.73 a .82
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3.57 a .60
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3.63 a.67M
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3.63 a.63K
3.63 a .64
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3.66K a.73
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1.18
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1_______ __________
26.52
26.56
26.71
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26.53
26.57
26.71
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26.53
26.57
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26.56
26.60
26.72
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SUN
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26.52K
26.56K
26.71 K
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26.53
26.57
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26.53
26.57
26.71
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26.53
26.57
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26.53
26.57
26.71
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26.57
26.70
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26.54
26.58
26.70
26.53
26.57
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26.58
26.71
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26.53
26.57
26.71
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26.52
26.56
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26.53
26.57
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26.53
26.57
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26.53
26.57
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26.52
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21.88
21.92
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21.89
21.93
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21.90 K
23.79
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21.94K
26.76
21.91
21.95
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21.88
21.92
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23.80
21.88
21.92
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23.79M
26.75
21.88
21.92
23.80
26.74
21.88
21.92
23.80
26.75
21.89
21.93
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21.89
21.93
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26.74
21.88
21.92
23.80
21.87
21.91
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26.75
21.87
21.91
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26.75
21.88
21.92
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26.75
21.88
21.92
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26.75
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21.91K
23.79K
26.75
21.89
21.93
23.80
26.75
21.88
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26.75
21.89
21.93
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21.89
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26.74
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26.75
21.87a21.88 21.91a21.92 23.80a.80K
26.73a26.74 21.86a21.88 21.90a21.92
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26.74
21.85a21.87 21.89a21.91
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26.74
21.87
21.91
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23.81 K
23.81 M
23.81
23.81
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23.82
23.82
23.81M
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23.81 K
23.82
23.81 %
23.81 K
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23.81K
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23.82
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23.82
23.82
23.82
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23.82
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exchange since the first of the year has been quoted In cents per schilling; paper kronen no longer quoted.

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15.20al5.26
15.16al5.24
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15.24al5.27
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15.15al5.17
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15.25a.32K
15.30a.32 K
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15.29a.30K
15.29
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15.16K a.19
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15.21al5.25
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15.18
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15.16K a.19
15.18a.19K

15.22al5.28
15.18al5.26
15.18a.30K
15.26al5.29
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15.17al5.19
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15.28i2a.33K
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Oct., 1926.]

Government loan for $16,900,000 was brought out in this
country on Sept. 30 by J. P. Morgan & Co. and the National
City Co., and in the prospectus of this loan it was explicitly
declared that measures had been taken “ to prepare the way
for a complete restoration of the gold standard which ex­
isted in the Argentine prior to 1914.” The peso as repre­
sented by checks on Argentina was 40.37@40.45 Sept. 1 and
40.93@40.95 Sept. 30. The Brazilian milreis declined from
15.30@15.40 Sept. 1 to 14.95@15.00 Sept. 30.
In exchange on the Far East the action the previous
month of the Indian Currency Commission in reporting in
favor of putting India on the way to a gold basis proved a
veritable boomerang. It led to a complete collapse in the
price of silver, and this in turn occasioned a severe break in
the exchange on the silver-using countries, and the two com­
bined had some part in obliging the Russo-Asiatic Bank to
go into liquidation and close its offices, news of the event
having come in Associated Press advices from Shanghai on
Sept. 26. The silver market had been seriously weakened
the previous month by the action of the Indian Currency
Commission, but now it tumbled badly. In London the price
Sept. 30 touched 26%d., the lowest figure reached since 1915,
and comparing with 28 ll-16d. Sept. 1, 29%d. Aug. 1 and
30}4d. July 1. Chinese selling was given as the reason for
the great decline, but the real reason underlying all other
reasons was the complete loss of confidence in the value of
silver occasioned by the recommendations of the Indian
Currency Commission. Dollars on Hongkong dropped from
53 7-16@53% Sept. 1 to 49 11-16@50.00 Sept. 30, and the tael
on Shanghai fell from 69@69% Sept. 1 to 64%@64% Sept.
30. The bulk of the decline occurred the last few days of
the month, when the price of silver so completely collapsed.
On the other hand, the Indian rupee showed scarcely any
deviation at all, the rate for checks on Bombay ruling the
whole month at 36%@36%, except that on Sept. 30 the
range was widened to 36%@36%. The reason lies on the
surface. It is found in the fact that cable dispatches Sept. 7
stated that the Indian Government had announced its inten­
tion of taking the steps necessary to prevent undue fluctua­
tion of rupee exchange pending adoption of the new currency
bill. It was pointed out that this meant that the movement
would be confined within the limits of Is. 6 3-16d. and
Is. 5%d. Japan being on a gold basis, the Japanese yen was
unaffected by the drop in the silver exchanges. By reason

Sept.

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2 .9 6 %
2 .9 6 %
2 .9 6 %
2 .9 6 %
2 .9 6 %

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2 .9 6 «
2.96 H
2 .9 6 «
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Boliviano Dollars S u cr e

Checks
33%
33%
3 33%
4 33 M
5
6
7 33%
8 33%
9 33%
10 33%
11 33%
12
13 33%
14 33%
15 33%
16 33%
17 33%
18 33%
19
20 33%
21 33%
22 33%
23 33%
24 33%
25 33%
26
27 33%
28 33%
29 33%
30 33%

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of its own inherent strength, the yen further slightly im­
proved. From 48% @48% Sept. 1 the exchange rate for the
yen advanced to 48.85@48.95 Sept. 20, but then moved
slightly lower again, possibly as the result of the disturbing
effect of the silver collapse, and Sept. 30 was 48%@48%.

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MONTHLY REVIEW

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C h eck s C h eck s

Argentina

Brazil

P eso.

M a rk­
ka.

M ilr e is .

C h eck s

C h eck s

C h eck s

C a bles-

C a b les

5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15

.73
.73
.73
.73

2.52% 40.37a40.45 40.42a40.50
2.52% 40.37a40 45 40.42a40.50
2.52% 40.37a40.45 40.42a40.50
2.52%
40.40
40.45

15.30al5.40
15.27
15.30
15.19al5.35

15.35al5.45
15.32 J
15.35
15.24al5.40

5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15

.73
.73
.73
.73
.73

2.52%
2.52%
2.52%
2.52%
2.52%

40.40a40.45
40.44a40.48
40.50a40.52
40.50a40.55
40.50a40.52

40.45a40.50
40.49a40.53
40.55a40.57
40.55a40.60
40.55a40.57

15.30al5.40
15.29al5.40
15.25
15.07
15.07al5.15

15.35al5.45
15.34al5.45
15.30
15.12
15.12al5.20

5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15

.73
.73
.73
.73
.73
.73

2.52%
2.52%
2.52%
2.32%
2.52%
2.52%

40.55
40.45a40.60
40.55a40.57
40.53a40.57
40.65
40.70a40.75

40.60
40.50a40.64
40.60a40.62
40.58a40.62
40.70
40.75a40.80

15.15
15.20al5.25
15.30
15.25al5.28
15.23
15.25

15.20
15.25al5.30
.. < 15.35
!•
15.30al5.33
15.28
15.30

5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15

.73
.73
.73
.73
.73
.73

2.52%
2.52%
2.52%
2.52%
2.52%
2.52%

40.65
40.65a40.70
40.70a40.74
40.65a40.70
40.70
40.70a40.73

40.70a40.75
40.70a40.75
40.75a40.79
40.70a40.75
40.75
40.75a40.78

15.20
15.25al5.26
15.17al5.20
15.20
15.10al5.13
15.10al5.13

15.25
15.30al5.31
15.22al5.25
15.25 i
15.15al5.18
15.15al5.18

5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15

.73
.73
.73
.73

2.52% 40.65a40.68 40.70a40.73
2.52% 40.70a40.74 40.75a40.79
2.52%
40.78
40.83
2.52% 40.93a40.95 40.98a41.00

15,10
15.05
14.95al5.00
14.95al5.00

15.15
15.10
15.00al5.05
15.00al5.05

Hong
Kong
Dollars

Shang­
hai
Tael

Y o ko­
hama
Yen

Manila
Peso

Singa­
pore
Dollars

Bombay
Rupees

•lava
G u ild e r s

Checks
Checks
C h e ck s
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
3.89 a3.91
5.12 537io a 53% 69
a 69% 48% a 48% 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
3.89 a3.91
5.12 53.60a53.70 68% a 69 48.10a48.25 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
3.88 a3.91
5.12 53.55a53.70 68% a 68% 48% a 48% 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
5.12 53.55a53.70 67% a 68% 483is a 48% 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
3.88% a3.91
SUN D A Y
H OLI D A Y
12.10al2.20 3.88% a3.91
5.12 53.35a53.50 67% a 68% 48% a 48% 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
12.10al2.20 3.88 a3.91
5.12 53.35a53.50 67% a 68% 4S% a 48%|49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
12.10al2.20 3.89 a3.93 5.12 53“ i6a54.00 68% a69.00 48,30a48.50 49 % a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
12.10al2.20 3.90 a3.93 5.12 5311iea54.00 68i3
i6a69.0048.30a48.5049% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
12.10al2.20 3.89% a3.93 5.12 5311i6a54.00 68i3
iea69.00 48.30a48.5049% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
SUN D A Y
1
1
123i6
3.89% a3.93
5.12 54.00a5416i6 68% a 6 9 .0 0 4 8 .3 5 a ____ 49% a 49% 56% a 56% '36% a 36% 40% a 40%
123i 6 a 12% 3.90 a3.91
5.20 53% a53.80 68% a69.00 48.45a48.55 49% a 49%|56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 406i»
12%
3.91
5.20 53% a 53% !68% a69.00 48.55a48.62 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
12%
3.89 a3.91
5.20 537i6 a 53% 68% a69.00 48.55a48.65 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% ;40% a 40%
12%
3.91 a3.92 5.20 53% a 5 3 % !68% a69.00 48.60a48.70 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36%|40% a 40%
123
i«
3.92
5.20 53% a 53% !68% a69.00 48% a 48% 49% a 49% .56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
|
SUN D A Y
3.90% a3.92 5.20 SS^OaSS.SOee'hsa 67% 48.85a48.95 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% !40% a 40%
123i6
12.10al2.15 3.91 a3.92 5.20 SSSOaSS^Oeenisa 67% 48.85a48.95 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36%|40% a 40%
123
is
3.89 a3.90 5.20 53.00a53.10 66% a 67% 48.75a48.85 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36%|40% a 40%
123i «
3.90
5.20 52.85a52.95 66% a 67% 48.80a48.90 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% !40% a 40%
12%
3.90%
5.20 51.70a51.80 66% a 67% 48.80a48.90 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
12.10al2.183.88 a3.89 5.20 51.30a51.50,66% a 67% 48.80a48.90 4 9 % a 4 9 % 56}4 a 5 6 ^ 36H a 3 6 ^ 4034 a 40%
SU N D AY
l
1
12.10al2.20 3.86 a3.88 5.15 501‘ iea 51% 64% a 66% 48.70a48.80 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 3 6 % 4 0 % a 40%
12.10al2.20 3.84% a3.86
5.15 509i6 a 51% 65ih6a 66% 48.70a48.80 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
12.10al2.153.82% a3.85 5.15 503 a 50% 64% a 65% 48.70a48.80 49% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
i6
12.10al2.15 3.82 a3.85 5.15 49Hi6a50.0064% a 64% 48% a 48% 149% a 49% 56% a 56% 36% a 36% 40% a 40%
Checks
12.10
12.10al2.20
12.10al2.20
12.10al2.20

z American m oney per Peruvian pound,

y Value of one escudo in U . S. currency,

d Nominal.

eT h e zloty is eauiva-

12

N ew York Stock Exchange
M O N T H LY A N D Y E A R L Y RECORD
T h e fo llo w in g ta b le s fu rn ish a c o m p le te re c o rd o f th e N e w Y o r k S to c k E x c h a n g e tr a n s a c tio n s fo r th e p a s t m o n t h a n d
th e y e a r 1 9 2 6 to d a t e .
T h e y n e ed n o e x te n d e d in t r o d u c t io n , as th e y are s e lf-e x p la n a to r y .
T h e ta b le s e m b r a c e e v e r y
■eo u rity d e a lt in o n th e E x c h a n g e .
W e g iv e b o n d s f ir s t , u s in g th e c la s s ific a tio n a d o p te d in th e o ffic ia l li s t .
T h e b la c k ­
fa c e d le tte r s in th e c o lu m n h e a d e d “ Interest Period” in d ic a te in e a ch ca se th e m o n th w h en th e b o n d s m a tu r e .
I n a c c o r d a n c e w ith th e ru le a d o p t e d b y th e N e w Y o r k S to c k E x c h a n g e in 1 9 0 9 , all q u o ta t io n s fo r in t e r e s t -p a y in g
b o n d s are a t a p ric e to w h ic h ac c ru e d in te r e st m u s t b e a d d e d .
T h e e x c e p tio n s to th e ru le are in c o m e b o n d s a n d b o n d s on
w h ic h in te r e s t is in d e f a u lt .
A fe w o th e r b o n d s , lik e th e H o lla n d -A m e r ic a n L in e 6 s a n d th e A n t o n J u rg e n s W o r k s 6 s , fo r
sp e c ia l r e a s o n s , are a lso q u o te d “ f l a t ,” b u t w h ere th is is th e ca se th e n o ta tio n “flat” w ill be f o u n d a g a in s t th e n a m e o f th e
issu e .
T h i s m e th o d o f q u o tin g b o n d s b e c a m e e ffe c tiv e J a n u a r y 2 1 9 0 9 .

For footnotes to tables see last page of bonds and last page of stocks.

BONDS—PRICES AND SALES FOR SEPTEMBER AND RANGE FOR THE YEAR TO DATE
BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANOE.

S a le s i n
S ep tem b er
P a r V a lu e

U S Government
First Liberty Loan—
First 3% s........
.1932-1947
Registered___________________
First 4s......................... .1932-1947
Registered___________________
First 4 % s .......................1932-1947
Registered___________________
First Second 4 Ms_____ 1932-1947
Registered_____
Second Liberty LoanSecond 4 s ..— ...1927-1942
MN
Registered
MN
Second 4 M s.................. 1927-1942 M N
Registered___________________ M N
Third Liberty Loan—
Third 4 M s-............................. 1928 M S
Registered___________________ M S
Fourth Liberty Loan—
Fourth 4 Ms__________ 1933-1938
O
Registered___________________
O
Treasury 4 M s--------------- 1947-1952
o
Registered_____________________
o
Treasury 4s____________ 1944-1954
D
Registered_____________________
D
Treasury 3 % s__________ 1946-1956 M S
State and City Securities
New York City— 4 Ms________ 1960 M S
Registered____________________ M S
4Ms Corporate stock_______1964 M S
4Ms Corporate stock..____ 1966 A O
4 Ms— _________
1972 A O
4 Ms Corporate stock_______1971 J D
4%s Corporate stock_______1967 J J
Registered__________________ _ J J
4%s Corporate stock_______ 1965 J D
4%a Corporate stock_______ 1963 M 8
Registered___________________ M S
4% Corporate stock____ ____ 1959 J N
W
Registered___________________ |M N
4% Corporate stock__________1958
4% Corporate stock__________1957
4s ----------------------.1956 M N
Registered_____________
N
4 s _______ _________________ 1955|M N
Registered____________________IMN
4s------ -------- ---------------Nov. 1936 M N
4%s Corporate stock______ 1957 M N
4 % % Corporate stock_____ 1957iM N
Registered____________________IMN
3% % Corporate stock______ 1954 M N
3% s------- --------------------Nov. 1954|M N
3% % Corporate stock_____ 1955iM N
N Y State Canal 4s___________ 19611J J
4s----------------------------------------- 1960
4s
---------------------------------1962 . . .
4%s Canal----------------------------1964
Virginia funded debt 2-3s._ _ 1991 J J
Foreign Govt, and Municipalities
Argentine Nation (Gov) 5-yr 7s 1927 F A
8 f 6s of June 1925__________ 1959
Extl s f g 6s of Oct 1925______ 1959
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A_ 1957 M S
_
External 6s ser B _____________1958
Ext s f 6s of May ’26 w 1........... 1960
Argentine (Rep) 5s of 1909_____ 1945
Australia 5s of 1925..July 15 1955'J J
Austrian Govt s f 7s
] 943 J D
Bavaria (Free State) 6 Ms_____ 1945 F A
Belgium 25-year ext 8 f 7>ss g . . 1945 J D
20-year sinking fund 8e_____ 1941 F A
25-year ext 6 M s _____________1949
External s f 6s______
1955 J J
External s f 7s_______________ 1955
Bergen (Norway) s f 8s________ 1945
25-year s f 6s________________ 1949
Berlin (Germany) s f 6Ms_____ 1950 A O
Bogota (City) ext g 8s_________ 1945
Bolivia (Republic of) s f 8s____1947 M N
Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 6 s ..1934 M N
Brazil (U 8 of) external 8s..........1941 J D
Ext s f g 6 Ms-------------------------1957
Cent Ry 30-year g 7s________ 1952
Sink fd 7Ms (coffee sec).1952 flat! A O
Bremen ext g 7s trust rects... 1935 M S
Buenos Aires extl 6 Ms_______ 1955IJ J
Canada, Dominion of, 5 s ..
1931
10-year gold 5 Ms____________1929
30-year gold 5s______________ 1952
4Ms-------------------------------------- 1936
Carlsbad (City) 8s_____________ 1954
Chile Republic exter s f 8s_____ 1941 F A
External 5-year s f 8s________ 1926
20-year external s f 7s______ 1942 M N
25-year extl s f 8s gold______ 1946 M N
Chile MtgeBankofJune306Msl957 J D
Sinking fund gold 6%s guar.1961 J D
Chinese. Hukuang Ry 5s______ 1951 J D
Christiania (City) (Oslo! 30-yr 6s ’54 M S
Cologne (Germany) 6 Ms______ 1950 M S
Colombia (Rep) extl 6 m s ____ 1927,A O
Copenhagen 25-year s f 5Ms__ 1944, J J
Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7s____ 1942 J J
Cuba Rep of 5s of 1904. ...........1944 M S
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914___ 1949jF A
4 Ms external loan__________ 1949 F A
30-year s f 5 M s ____________ 1953 J J
Czechoslovak (Rep of) 8s____ 1951 A O
Sink fd 8s ser B____________ 1952, A O
External s f 7 % s Ser A ______1945 A O
Danish Cons Munic s f 8s A__ 1946 F A
Series B sink fd 8s_________ 1946!F A
Denmark 20-yr ext.i gold 6s
19427 J
Dept of Caldas (Colombia) 7Msl946 J J
Dominican Republic sink ru o° j.958 F A
Custom admlnistr 5Ms___ 1942 M S




P R IC E S

P ric e
Jan. 2

1926.

B id .

A sk.

S ep t.
B id .

1.

S ep t.

A s k . B id .

1,537,000
19.000

10143! Sale
992032Sale
991332Sale
10.000 100 101163
2

IN

30.
A sk.

1001032Sale
1 0 0 1232 _____

SI P T E M B E R .
L o w e st.

RAN G E

S IN C E

H ig h e st.

JA N .

1.

H ig h e st.

S a le P r i c e s .

S a le P r i c e s .

100u 32Sept. 1
100*32 Sept. 1
100‘ *32Sept.S

10123 Sept. 1
2
100*32 Sept. 15
10 0 2432Sept. 28

S a le P r i c e s .

S a le P r ic e s .

21

991932Jan.
991332Jan.
993132Apr.
993032Apr.
102
Sept. 1 1011932Jan.
1012*32Sept. 25 101i*s2Jan.
101 43 Jan.
2
100**32May

4 1012*32June
2jl01i°32June
12 1011632July
12 1001232June
15 1023032Apr.
2 1022232May
20 102'*32June
14j100i«32May

11! 1002232July 6
20 10 0 43 June 28
2
30 101
F eb. 29
16 1002932May 3

18

20
25
23

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6 aIe
io l1*^' II I'
’

1012*32Sept.
101i932Sept.

86,000 100
100*32
41.000
1002532Sale
1.152.000 100l932Sale
80.000 1001632Sale
101>32 Sale

100*32 Sale

100
Sept.
10023 Sept.
2
100 1432Sept.
100l332Sept.

1001032Sept.
100 432 Sept.
1002«32Sept.
1002032Sept.

3.799.000 1002632Sale
92,000 1002432Sale

101 232 Sale

101132 Sept.
1003132Sept.

10123 Sept, l! 1002*32Jan. 4 d 0 1 i932June 28
2
101H32Sept. 15 1 0 0 223 2 A U g . 2 6 jl0 2 43 M ar. 6
2

10223j Sale
102 *3 Sale
2
1071732Sale

1013032Sale
102
Sale
1071932Sale

10233 Sept.
2
102
Sept.
1071332Sept.

267,000 10223 32 Sale

1032232Sale

1032232Sale

339"666

_
32S
iQD4
32Saie ioD6 aIe

303,000 1012432Sale
21,000 1011632Sale
101
103

3.331.000
103.000
311.000

1 0 6 1032 Sale

9,000 100 M Sale
13,000 101

Sale

4,000

1013132Sale
10124s2Sale

101

3.000
MN
3.000
iMN

102

101M
101%

106 M
106
98%
98 %
97%
97 %

5.000
3.000

98 M
105 M
105 M
89 M
89 %
89

JJ
JJ
64 M -----189.000 101% Sale
364.000 96 M Sale
JD
471.000 96 M Sale
AO
437.000 96 % Sale
320.000 96 % Sale
J
D
570.000
MN
MS
212.000 87
Sale
452.000 96 M Sale
359.000 100% Sale
159,000.
261.000! 110 Sale
88,000 107M Sale
Sale
272.000 93
MS
Sale
530.000 86
JD
522.000 95 M Sale
M5,000 113M 113M
N
AO
20,000 98 M 99 M
991.000 87
87 M
117.000 96 % 97 %
AO
294.000 96 M Sale
217.000 82 M Sale
Sale
248.000 102
294.000
AO
887.000 90
JL
>
Sale
360.000 107 M Sale
14.000 98 M Sale
152.000 94 M Sate
i69.000 102
AO
Sale
FA
181.000 102 Sale
MN
314.000 103 Sale
118.000
FA
J
26.000 103 103M
68,000 108% Sale
20,000 101% 102M
AO
154.000 100 M Sale
43.000 107M 109
177.000 94% 94 %
21.000
177.000 45% 46
444.000 99% 100
191.000
26,000 100
100M
235.000 98 X Sale
61,000 96M 97
Sale
166.000 100
59.000 97 M 98 M
72.000 88 M 89 %
30.000 100M Sale
49.000 100M 101M
231.000 100M 101
183.000 96 M Sale
145.000 110M Sale
Sale
610.000 110
36.000 102 M Sale
96.000
114.000 101M Sale
93 7
4
153.000 93

1001432Sale
1001432Sale

64 %

9923
32

1022032Sept. 3 101-2932Jan. 4 ! 10393 M ay
^
2
1021032Sept. 7 1012032Jan. 25! 10373 M ay
|
2
108
Sept. 3 10693 Jan. 2 ! 10S2232Apr.
2
107
Jan. 25 108*32 M ay
103i*32Sept. 17 104
Sept. 3 1022332Jan. 2 1042»32A pr.
10423 June 29 1042s2 June
2
1 0D 332Sept. 14 1012232Sept. 3 100 1232Mar. 26 1012932June

Sale

100% Sept.

101M ------- ;io iM sept.

100%
100M Sale 100% Sept.
99%
98 % Sale
98% Sept.
98% Sept.
99%
98 M Sale
99%
98 M Sale
98% Sept.
99%
98 M Sale
98% Sept.
99%
98 M Sale
98% Sept.
92%
91% Sept.
92 M Sale
98%
98% Sept.
98 M Sale
102
102%
101 M Sale 101% Sept.
94% Sept.
95%
94 M Sale
Sept.
107% Sale 107% Sale 107
108%
107%
107M Sale jl07% Sale 107% Sept.
93%
91M Sale ■ 92 M Sale '91 % Sept.
Sale
85 % Sale
86
87%
85% Sept.
Sept.
94
97%
94 M Sale
95 M Sale
Sept. 16 113%
113
113M 1123% 113% 113
101
101 % 99 M Sale
99% Sept. 28 101
94% Sale
92% Sept. 1 94%
92 M Sale
Sale 101% Sept. 24 103
102 M Sale 103
Sept. 1 104%
102 M Sale 103% Sale 102
87 M Sale
Sept. 22 89%
87% Sale
87
Sale 104
Sept. 22 104%
104M Sale 104
Sale
Sept. 15 90
89
89 M Sale
89
Sale
94 % Sale
95
94% Sept. 1! 96%
Sept. 7.108
107 M Sale 107% 108 107
99% Sale
98 M Sale
98% Sept. ll 99%
Sale
99% Sale
100
99% Sept. 21 100%
Sale 101
Sept. 30 102%
101
101 M 102
Sept. 18 102%
102 M Sale 101M Sale 101
Sept. 28 105%
Sale 1102
104 M Sale 104
102
102% 97% 98
97 3 Sept. 21 98%
%
108% 102% 103 '102% Sept. 11 103%
108
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97% Sept. 101 98%
97 M 98
98 M Sale
100% Sale 100
101% 100% Sept. 3 102
101 % ..........102
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95% Sale
94
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95% Sale
100% Sale 1102% Sale !100% Sept. 1’102%
103 M Sale 102% Sale |102% Sept. 24 103%
102 M 103% 101% Sale 101% Sept. 24 103M
100M Sale 101% Sale 100% Sept. 1 103
111
HIM 111 111% 111 Sept. 8 111%
110
112 109% Sept. 22 112
110M 111
103% Sale 103% Sale 103% Sept. 9 105%
------- 95% Sale 1 95% Sept. 13 96
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102 Septri7 100% Jan.
106 % 106 M 106Mj---------------105% Jan.
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106% 105% 106Vs 105% Sept. 29 105% Sept. 15 104% Jan.
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97% Mar.
98% Sept. 21 97% Apr.
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97% July
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88 3 Jan.
%
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101% Apr.
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106 M
104 % Sale
8,000 104M Sale
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13|100% Mar. 13
6 102% June 24
7H023% July 8
Sept. 17
9 102
13 105% Apr. 16
10 106% June 22
4 105 Feb. 4
2 106 3 July 15
%
2 106% June 26
2 104% Jan. 2
li 99 July 13
30 97% Mar. 30
99 Aug. 28
99 June 25
97 M Mar. 2
97% July 17
97 M Apr. 3
97% Jan. 5
99 Apr. 1
5 106 May 3
10 105% May 20
4 105% Jan. 4
131 89% July 21
22 8 8 % Jan. 21
21 89 Apr. 6
19101 5 Jan. 19
%
30 102% Aug. 30
29 102 May 28
26,110% Jan. 18

1 100% Sept. 28 102% Jan. 4
96 Jan. 2 99% July 9
17 95% Jan. 4 100 July 15
1 96% Jar, 11 101
July 7
1 95% .Tat.
5 99% July 9
9 98
M ay 4 99% July 14
1 85
Mar. 15 93% Aug. 30
11 96% Jan. 6 99 % July 30
10 100 ' Mar. 24 103 ' July 12
24 I 94% Sept. 241 95% Sept.24
11 105
Mar. 30 H IM Feb. 24
3 105% Mar. 31 108% Feb. 10
16 88
Mar.
95
Feb. 8«
8 I 81% Mar.
87% Feb. 18
14 ! 92
Mar.
97% Feb. 15
17 112% Aug.
115 Jan. 22
20 98
Feb.
102
July 28
29j 85% Mar.
94% Sept. 29
ll 96% Jan.
104
July 28
3 96% Jan.
..104% Sept. 3
8 i 81 M Mar. 31 89% Sept. 8
9 100% Mar. 30 105 June 7
9 . 89
Sept. 15 90 Aug. 26
14 ! 89% Jan. 8 96% June 22
23 103% Apr. 1 108
Sept. 23
28 j 92% Mar. 301 99% Sept. 28
3 ! 97% Jan. 9ll01M May 18
3 101
Sept. 30 103 % June 8
16 101% Sept. 18 103 34 Jan. 25
7 ;102
Sept. 28 105% June 9
June 22
18 i 97 34 Aug. 11 99
21 101 % Apr. 26 104 July 2
8 107% June 18 109% Feb. 6
21 100% July 2 102 % Jan. 14
Mar. 22 102% Feb. 9
100
107 Apr. 3 109% June 18
94 % Jan. 4 98% Apr. 30
98% Sept. 29 99% Aug. 28
Sept. 30 48% Feb. 20
37
99 Mar. 30 102% May 7
91
Aug. 4! 92% Aug. 26
99 s Mar. 10 100% Sept. 16
4
98% Mar. 3 101
Jan. 16
95% Jan. 18 99% July 24
98 May 14 102 June 24
98 Apr. 7 102% Aug. 30
88 34 Jan. 6 101% Aug. 17
. 100 % Sept. 1 103
Feb. 15
16 i 9934 Mar. 31 103% Aug. 3
14 99% Mar. 30 104 Aug. 25
13 I 95 % Jan. 2 103
Sept. 13
8 108% June 7 112% July 13
7 108% June 7 112 Jan. 6
Mar. 30 104% June 25
16 102
10 I 95% Sept. 13 96
Sept. 10
9 101% Jan. 2 105% Aug. 28
8 1 93 % Jan. 4! 99% Feb. 11
10

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BONDS
N. Y . STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales in
S-j* September
e « Far Value.

Foreign Governm ent (Concluded)
Dresden (City) ext 7s_________ 1945 M N
Dutch East Ind 25-year ext 6s. 1947 J J
40-year extl sink fd gold 6s_ .1962 M S
30-year extl g 5% s____Mar 1953 M S
30-year extl gold 5% s_Nov 1953 M N
El Salvador (Rep) 8s_________ 1948 J 3
Finland (Rep of) exter 6s_____ 1945 M S
External sinking fund 7s____1950 M S
Finnish mun loan 6% s A _____ 1954 A O
Extl 6%s Ser B .....................1954 A O
French Repub 25-year ext 8s_1945 M S
20-year external loan 7% s_ 1941 J D
_
External 7s o f 1924 _________1949 J D
German Republic 7s________ 1949 A O
German Cent Agric Bank 7s_ 1950 M S
_
Graz (Municipality) 8s_______ 1954 M N
Grt Brit & Ire., 20-year 5%s_ 1937 F A
Registered___________________ F A
10-year conv 5% s___________1929 F A
Greater Prague (City) 7% s------ 1952 M N
Greek Govt s f sec 7s_________ 1964 M N
Haiti (Rep of) Cust s f 6 s ____ 1952 A O
Heidelberg (City) extl s f 7 % s..l9 5 0 J 3
Hungarian Mun Loan 7 % s------ 1945 J J
Hungary (King of) s f 7% s— 1944 F A
Indus Bk o f Japan 6% notes. .1927 F A
Italy (Kingdom) external 7s___ 1951 J D
Japanese Govt sterling In 4s_.1931 J J
Ext s f 6 % s________________ 1954 F A
Oriental Development 6s____ 1953 M
Leipzig (City) ext’l s f g 7s____ 1§47 F A
Liyons (City of) 15-year 6s____1934IM N
Marseilles (City) 15-yr 6s......... 1934 M N
Mexican Irrlg 4% s____________1943
Assenting s f 4% s__________ 1943
Mexico (U S) extl 5s o f 1899£—1945 Q J
Assenting 5s of 1899________ 1945
Assenting 5s large______________
_
Gold debt 4s of 1904.............. 1954 J D
Assenting 4s o f 1904_________________
Assenting 4s o f 1910 large____________
Assenting 4s o f 1910 small___________
Treas 6s o f 1913 assent (large) '33 J J
Small______________________________
Montevideo s f g 7s__________ 1952 J D
Netherlands s f 6s Flat________1972 M S
30-yr ext s f 6s____________ 1954 A O
Norway 20 yr extl s f 6s______ 1943 F A
20-yr extl s f 6 s ___________ 1944 F A
30-yr extl s f 6s____________ 1952 A O
40-year extl s f 5% s________ 1965 J D
Oslo (City) 30-yr s f 6s_______ 1955 M N
Panama (Rep) extl 5 % s ______ 1953 J D
Peru (Rep) extl 8 s____________ 1944 A O
External 7 % s______
.1940 M N
Poland (Rep of) g 6s---------------- 1940 A O
External s f 8s_____________ 1950 J J
Porto Alegre (City of) 8s______ 1961 J D
Queensland State ext s f 7s____ 1941 A O
25-year extl 6s______________ 1947 F A
Rio Grande Do Sul extl 8s____ 1946 A O
Rio de Janeiro 25-yr s f 8s-------- 1946 A O
25-year extl s f 8s___________1947 A O
Rotterdam (City) ext 6s______ 1964 M N
San Paulo (City) s f 8s_______ 1952 M N
San Paulo (State) ext s f 8s___ 1936 J J
External s f 8s________ '_____ 1950 J J
Ext 7s water loan w i ______ 1956 lV S
T
Santa Fe Prov (Arg Rep) 7s___1942 M S
aelne Dept (France) 20-yr 7s_1942iJ J
Serbs, Croats & Slovenes 8s_ 1962 M N
_
Solssons (City) extl 15-yr g6s_1936 M N
Sweden (Kingd) 20-yr 6s______ 1939 J D
Extl g 5 % s ________________ 1954 M N
Swiss Confederation s f 8s_____1940 J J
Switzerland (Govt) ext 5 % s— 1946 A O
Tokyo City loan o f 1912 5s___ 1952 M S
Trondhjem (City) ext 6 % s------1944 J J
Upper Austria (Prov) extl 7s._1945 J D
Uruguay (Rep) external 8s____1946 F A
Ext s f 6s w i _______________1960 M N
Zurich (City of) s f 8 s ............ .1945 A O
R ailroad
Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5s A ______ 1943 J D
Ala Midland 1st gu g 5s_______1928 M N
Alb & Susq conv 3 % s________1946 A O
Allegh & West 1st g gu 4s_____1998IA O
Alleg Valley gen gu g 4s-----------1942 M S
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s_______ July 1995 Q J
Atch Top & S F gen g 4s______1995 A O
Registered_________________ 1995 A O
Adjustment g 4s_______July 1995 N ov
Registered_________________ N ov
Stamped____________July 1995 M N
Registered_________________ M N
Conv g 4s o f 1909___________ 1955 J D
Conv g 4s o f 1905----------------- 1955 J D
Conv g 4s of 1910___________ I960 « D
East Okla div 1st g 4s--------- 1928 M S
Rocky M t div 1st 4sA -------- 1965 J J
Trans Cent ihort Line Ist4sgl958 J J
Cal-Ariz 1st & ref 4 H s_____ 1962 M S
Atl Knox & No 1st g 5s______ 1946 J D
Atl & Char A L 1st 4% s A ------1944 J J
1st 30-year 5s ser B ------------- 1944 r J
Atlantic City 1st cons g 4s------1951 j .1
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s____July 1952 M S
10-year secured 7s_________ 1930 M N
General unified 4 %a------------- 1964 J D
L & N collat gold 4s.........Oct 1952 M N
Atl& Danville 1st g 4s------------- 1948 J J
Second 4s__________________ 1948 J J
Atl & Yadkin 1st gu g 4s--------- 1949 A O
3
Austin & N W 1st g 5s________ 1941
Balt & Ohio 1st g 4s_____ July 1948 A O
Registered____________________ Q J
Convert 4 % s_______________ 1933 M S
Registered_________________ M S
Refund & gen 5s ser A ----------1995 J D
1st gold 5s_________________ 1948 A O
10-year 6s__________________ 1929 J J
Ref and gen 6s, series O ____ 1995 J D
P L E & W Va Sys ref g 4S..1941 M N
Southw Div 1st 5s---------------- 1950 J 3
Tol Cin Div 1st & ref 4s------1959 J 3
Refunding 5s series D --------- 2000 M S
Battle Creek & Sturgis gu 3s. .1989 J B
Beech Creek 1st gu 4s------------- 1936 J J
J J
Registered
2d guaranteed 5s____________1936 J J
Beech Creek ext 1st g 3 % s------ 1951 A O
Big Sandy Ry 1st 4 s---------------- 1944 J D
Boston & N Y Air Line 1st 4S..1955 F A
Brunsw & Western 1st gu g 4s. . 38 J J
Buff Roch & Pitts gen 5s----------1937 M S
Consol 4 Mis-------------------------1957 M N
Registered___________________ M N
Burl Ced Rap & Nor 1st 5s------ 1934 A O
Canada Sou con gu 5s------------- 1962 A O
Canadian Nat 4 % s— Sept. 15 1954 M S
5-year gold 4 Ms___ Feb. 15 1930 F A




13

BONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE KECORD

S
73.000
145.000
301.000
142,000'
118.000
60.000
139.000
177.000
409.000

121.000

Price
Jan. 2
1926.
Bid.
104%
104%
102%
102
105%
88
95%
90%
90%
101
97%
88%
101 %
94%

661,000
811,000
1.653.000
1.398.000
655.000
256.000
250.000 104%

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.
Sept. 1.

Ask. Bid.
97 %
Sale
105 X
Sale 105%
Sale 103%
Sale 103%
107
106%
Sale
89%
Sale
99%
Sale
92
Sale
91%
Sale 103%
Sale
97%
Sale
92%
Sale 105%
Sale
99%
98
Sale 105%

Ask.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107%
Sale
<ftle
Sale
92%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
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98%
Sale

377.000 117% Sale
118% 118%
208.000 94
Sale
102 % Sale
59.000 85% 86% 88
Sale
164.000 95% Sale
Sale
99
69.000
99% Sale
259.000
95% Sale
175.000 96% Sale
99% Sale
144.000 100 Sale
100 % 100%
9,812,000 94% Sale
Sale
91
288.000 94% 94% 89% Sale
748.000 92% Sale
Sale
97
Sale
366.000 85
91% Sale
235.000
96% Sale
Sale
114.000 83
87% Sale
154.000 82% Sale
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88
32
32%
" 3 4 " 666 32% Sale
33% 35%
45
70
51% 70
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43% Sale
154.000
127.000
140.000
44.000
23.000
117.000
143.000
346.000
172.000

222.000

128,000
460.000
46.000

66.000

225.000
373.000
162.000
923.000
16,000
53.000
94.000
162.000
82.000
72.000
55.000

12.000

103.000
166.000
151.000
189.000
558.000
576.000

27%
27%
32%
28%
46%
45%
96
108%
104%
100%
100%
101%
95%
98 %
100
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98%
67%
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111 %
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97%
97%
104
101
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86
91 %

112.000 82

139,000,
160,000
130.000
146.000
106.000
54.000
48.000
99.000
572,000

104%
101 %
116%
103%
66%
98%
110
108

27%
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100%
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8.000

353,000
1,000

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11.000
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43.000

10.000
17.000
19.000

35.000
13.000
43.000
38.000
18.000
98.000

10.000
13,000

156.000
1.000

632.000
1,000

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84%
83
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75% 76%
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90

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94

306.000 93%
249.000 104
256.000 103
189.000 104%
122.000 89%
199.000 98
308.000 74 %
463.000
60%
92%
93
97%
2,000 77%
6,000 89%
8,000 74
2,000 92%
101%
159,000 87%
42.000 100%
14.000 1.02%
13.000 93%
99.000 i 98%

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108
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97% 9 7%
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93% 92%
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71
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Sept.
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80
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101
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88
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93% 94% 95
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98% 98% 98% 98%

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
92% M ay 17 98% Aug. 19
103% Mar. 31 106% June 22
103% Mar. 18 106% June 22
101% Mar. 4 104% June 24
102 Ja i. 2 105% Sept. 27
103 Mar. 3 109% Sept. 13
84% Apr. 1 90
Feb. 17
94% Mar. 31 100 Aug. 11
89% May 24 94% Sept. 10
89% Mar. 30 95
Sept. 13
98% Mar. 31 105
Sept. 16
92% Mar. 30 99% Feb. 18
86% Mar. 31 94% Sept. 8
101% Jan. 9 105% July 20
94
Jan. 5 100 June 5
96% June 2 100
Sept. 10
103% May 4 106% Jan. 29
105% Jan. 29 105% Feb. 10
Sept. 27 118% Sept. 3 117% May 3 119 Feb. 18
Sept. 30 102% Sept. 1 92% Mar. 30 102% Sept. 1
Sept. 29 89% Sept. 21 84 Mar. 31 89% Sept. 21
Sept. 24 99% Sept. 25 95% Jan. 2 99% Sept. 25
Sept.
Sept. 16 96% May 21 101
101
Sept. 16
Sept.
Sept. 17 84% Mar. 31 97 July 17
97
Sept.
Sept. 2 93% Mar. 31102
900
June 28
Sept.
100 % Sept. 10 99% Jan. 4 100% Jan. 26
Sept.
92% Sept. 10 88% May 8 94% Apr. 6
Sept.
89% Sept. 16 83% Jan. 4 90 " July 7
Sept. 1 98% Sept. 13 92% Jan. 2 98% Sept. 13
Sept.
Sept. 9 85 Jan. 2 94
Sept. 9
94
Sept.
98 Sept. 7 95 June 24 98
Sept. 7
Sept. 22 89% Sept. 8 81% Mar. 31 89% Sept. 8
Sept. 22 89 Sept. 3 81% Mar. 31 89
Sept. 3
30
Feb. 27 1 31
Jan. 25
Sept. 14 37 Sept. 18 28% Mar. 4 40 June 1
42% Feb. 4 55
June 18
Sept. 1 47 Sept. 20 34% Mar. 2 50% June 21
38 Mar. 30 48% June 30
27% Jan. 29 34 July 8
Sept.
30 Sept. 20 20% Mar. 31 35 June 21
Sept.
29% Sept. 23 23% Mar. 1 34% June 21
Sept.
Sept. 2 22 Mar. 31 31% June 2
27
Sept.
46% Sept. 16 39% Aug. 3 52% June 21
Sept.
Sept. 17j 37% Aug. 2 53% June 2
46
Sept.
Sept. 1! 9 6 " Jan. 2 102% May 28
101
Sept.
107% Sept. 29 106% Sept. 1 110 Aug. 26
Sept.
104% Sept. 11 103% Feb. 15 104% Jan. 2
Sept.
101 % Sept. 3 99% Mar. 30 102% July 27
Sept.
Mar. 31 102% Feb. 8
101 % Sept. 10 100
Sept.
M ay 24 102% Feb. 11
1 0 1 % Sept. 10 100
Sept.
Jan. 4 99% Aug. 30
99% Sept. 1 95
Sept.
Sept. 16 98% Mar. 30 101 % Apr. 30
101
Sept.
104% Sept. 24 100% Jan. 5 104% Sept. 24
Sept.
104 Sept. 1 101% Mar. 3 105 Feb. 19
Sept.
Sept. 21 97
Mar. 9 101% Aug. 19
101
Sept.
Sept. 21 61
May 20 71 Sept. 24
71
Sept.
Feb. 20
90% Sept. 3 82% M ay 20 91
Sept.
103% Sept. 14 98% Jan. 8 103% Sept. 24
Sept.
114 Sept. 3! 110% Mar. 9 114% July 20
Sept.
106 Sept. 1! 104% M ay 7 108 June 26
Sept.
105 Sept. 16 98% Jan. 2 105 Sept. 16
Sept.
103% Sept. 23 1 97% Jan. 2 104 June 4
Sept.
Sept. 28 97 Jan. 7 103
Sept. 28
103
Sept.
105% Sept. 13 103 M ay 10 107 June 1
Sept.
Sept. 28
106 Sept. 28 100% Mar. 31 106
Sept.
2 .............
106 Sept. 18 102% Jan. 21106% Feb. 16
Sept.
Sept. 22t 101 % Jan. 4 106 July 26
106
'
Sept.
97 Sept. 17l 94% Sept. 17 97% June 18
Sept. 23 95
Sept.
Sept. 27 93
95
Sept. 27
Mar. 30 91% Sept. 20
Sept.
91% Sept. 20 84
Sept.
94% Sept. 16 87% Mar. 30 94% Sept. 16
Sept.
87 Sept. 3 81% July 22 87
Sept. 3
Sept.
105% Sept. 10 103% June 27 105% Mar. 1
Sept.
104% Sept. 29 101% Jan. 4 105% July 8
Sept.
Aug. 12 117% Jan. 9
114 Sept. 2 113
Sept.
104 Sept. 10 102% Apr. 8 106 Mar. 23
Sept.
Jan. 6 77
S e p t.10 67
77
Sept. 10
Sept.
1 0 0 % S e p t.17 99% Jan. 4 101% Aug. 2
Mar. 13 94 Mar. 31
Sept.
Sept. 1 90
91
Sept.
109% Sept. 7 107% Mar. 31 111 Jan. 4
Sept.
Apr. 21
96% Sept. 2 95% Sept. 11 97
106% Mar. 29 110% Jan. 5
101 % Feb. 24 103% Aug. 27
Sept
100% M a y 19 102 June 16
1 0 0 % Sept
84% Jan. ) 2
Sept
86 Sept
M av 24
Sept
Sept
82% A pr. 13
84
July 23
Sept
92% Jan . 8 96 M ay 14
95% Sept
Sept
Sept
75% Jan. 5 82% May 26
79
Sept
89% Jan. 4 94 July 26
93% Sept
Sept
Sept
88% M ar. 1 91% July 21
90
Sept
84% Mar. 8
87% Sept
May 24
Sept,
84% Sept. 10
84 % Sept
Sept. 10
Sept
84% M ar. 3 89
88 Sept
June 25
Sept.
Sept.
83% Jan. 22 85
85
Sept. 10
Sept, 28 89
Sept,
84% Jan. 15 89% Aug. 28
Sept. 15 89% Sept
84% Jan. 23 89% July 9
83% Jan. 4 87% June 24
Sept.
9 9% Sept.
98% Jan. 18 100
Mar. 17
Sept.
89% Sept.
86% Jan. 4 89% May 13
Sept.
Jan. 4 92
8 9% Sept.
88
Apr. 30
Sept.
97
Sept.
94% J a n .
99% M ay 7
103% A pr.
103% Apr. 5
Sept.
97% Sept. 21 ye% Jan.
98% July 2
Sept.
102% Sept.
102 % Aug.
104% May 8

36
51%
44%

103% Sale
Sale
100
70% Sale
89% Sale
103%
103
113% 114
Sale
106
104% Sale
Sale
102
102 % Sale
104% 105%
105%
104% 104 ^
Sale
105
96% Sale

Lowest.

Prices
Sept. 21
Sept. 11
Sept. 13
Sept. 16
Sept. 27
Sept. 13
Sept. 10
Sept. 8
Sept. 10
Sept. 13
Sept. 16
S ep t.13
Sept. 8
Sept. 1
Sept. 3
Sept. 10
Sept. 10

Sale
97
105
105
103
103%
107%
88%
98%
92
92
103%
97%
91%
104%
99%
98%
104%

100 % Sale

87%
99%
100%
96%
99%
100
91%
89%
98
91%
97%
87
87

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Highest.

Sale
Prices.
Sept. 8 98%
Sept. 30 105%
Sept. 29 105%
Sept. 24 103%
Sept. 22 105%
Sept. 8 109%
Sept. 29 90
Sept. I t 99%
Sept. 1 94%
Sept. 2 95
Sept. 1 105
Sept. 1 99
Sept. 29 94%
Sept. 17 105%
Sept. 1 99%
Sept. 3 100
Sept. 8 105%

Sale
25
43% Sale
106% Sale
103% 104
100% Sale
100% Sale
101 % Sale
Sale
99
99% 1 00%

Lowest.

103% Sale
Sale
100
Sale
70
Sale
89
103% 103%
113% Sale
105% Sale
103% Sale
103%
103
Sale
103
104% 104%
105% Sale
105% Sale
105% Sale
96% Sale
Sale
94
86% 90
Sale
90% Sale
Sale
93% Sale
92% Sale
83
83% Sale
84 Sale
Sale
104% Sale 104% Sale
Sale 103% 103% 104
Sale
Sale 113% 114
113% Sale
Sale
103% 103% 103% 103%
67% 74% Sale
Sale
75
99% 99% 100
100 % Sale 100
90% 90% 90%
90% Sale
Sale
109% 108%
109% 109% 109
95% Sale
95%
96% Sale
110%

1,000 100% 101%

14.000
3.000
7.000

28
27

Sept. 30.

90%
89
96%
9 5%
Sale
98
Sale 102%
Sale 102%
Sale 106
91% 91 %
Sale 100
80% 80
Sale
97%

65%
96%

92"
105
94%
90%
76
65
76%

J u ly"
Sept.
Jan.
A ug.
A pr.

Mar.

A pr.
100 % M ar.
89% M ar.
88% Jan.
Jan.
94
88% A pr.
93% •Tan.
102 % Sept.
1 0 2 % M ar.
104 M ar.
89% Jan.
Jan.
98
74% Jan.
97% Sept.
Feb.
61
Jan.
93

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
qo
Sept.
1 0 0 % Sept.
80% Sept.
98% Sept.

94

82)
91
76
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
Sale

80
9 0%
7 5%
9 5%

Sept. 1
Sept. 17
Sept. 8
Sept. 15

90% Sept. 22 91% Sept. 3
100%
103%
94%
98%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

100%
104%
94%
99%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

17
14
14
23

Aug.

80

July

89 % Jan .

72 %
93%
101%
87%
87%
100%
102%
03%
98%

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

94%
'07
98%
94%
82%
76%
83

102

92%
90%
97%
95%
98%
105
104
109
92%

102

May
Jan.

3

5

June 3
Jan. 15
Mav
July 19
May 14
July 23
Apr. 23
June 11
Apr. 23
Sept. 7
July 2
Apr. 24
July 7
June 12
M ay 22
M ay 12
June 14
Sept. 23

81%
98%
62 ■ Feb. 20
*
95% July 6
94 Aug. 18

82"
91%
79%
95%
103%
92
87%
101%
105%
95%
99%

M ay 7
Apr. 6
June 25
Sept. 15
Aug. 31
Apr. 23
Feb. 19
May 2i
June 14
Jun il9
Jan »

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BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE BECOBD
Sales in
September
Par Value.

BONDS
N. T . STOCK EXCHANGE.
Canadian No deb s f 7s_______ 1940
26-year deb s f 6 M s g --------- 1946
10-year gold 4 Ms
Feb. 15 1935
Canadian Pac 4 % deb stock
Oarb & Shaw 1st g 4s-------------- 1932
Caro Cent 1st cons g 4s_______ 1949
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 1st 5s.........1938
1st & con g 68 series A ______ 1952
Cart & Ad 1st gu g 4s------------ 1981
Cent Br On Pac 1st g 4s--------- 1948
Cent o f Ga Ry 1st g 5s____N ov 1945
Consol gold 5s--------------------- 1945
Registered $1,0OO&$5,OOO-1945
10-yr 6% secured bonds------ 1929
R ef & gen 5 Ms series B _____ 1959
Chat Dlv pur money g 4s— 1951
Mac & Nor Dlv 1st g 6s____1946
Mobile Dlv 5s......... ................ 1946
Cent N E 1st guar 4s_________ 1961
O O Reorg 1st con g 4 Ms------- 1930
Gen R R & Bkg of Ga col g 6s—1937
Central o f N J gen g 5s-----------1987
Registered______________________
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4s----------- 1949
Registered
Mtg gu g 3 Ms------------- Aug 1929
Through St L 1st gu g 4s------1954
Guar 6 s ____________________1960
Charles & Sav 1st g 7s------------- 1936
Ohes & O gen fnd & Imp 5s------1929
1st cons gold 5s____________1939
Registered______________
Registered.
Registered Potts Creek Br 1st 4s-----------1946
R & A Dlv 1st con g 4s---------1989
R & A Dlv 2d con gold 4s----- 1989
Warm Spring Val 1st g 5s— 1941
Chic & Alt RR ref g 3s------------ 1949
Oertif deposit stpd Apr 1926 Int

3 D
J J
F A
J J
M S
J J
J 1)
J D
J D
J D
F A
MN
MN
3 D
A O
3 D
3 J
J J
J J
M S
MN
J J
G J
F A
F A
.1 I)
J J
F A
A O
J J
MN
MN
M s
F A
F A
A O
A O
J J
J J
J .1
3 J
M H
A o
J

J

Ctfs dep coup Jan 1923 on
Ohlc Burl & Q 1 1 Div 3 * s ------- 1949 J J
1
Registered___________________ ,1 J
Illinois Division 4s_________ 1949 J J
Nebraska Extension 4s______ 1927 M N
MN
Registered
General 4s_________________ 1958 M s
M s
Registered
1st & ref 5s Ser A ___________ 1971 F A
Chic & E 111 1st cons g 6s_.........1934 A o
Chic & E 1 1 (new co) gen 5s— 1951 M N
1
Ohlc & Erie 1st gold 5s________ 1982 M N
Ohlc Gt West 1st 50-yr 4s_____ 1959 M S
Ohlc Ind & Lou ref g 6s_______ 1947 J J
Refunding gold 5s---------------- 1947 J J
Refunding 4s Series O______ 1947 J J
1st & general 5s Ser A _______ 1966 M N
1st & gen 6s Ser B _____M ay 1966 J J
Ohlc Ind & Sou 50-yr 4 s ...........1956 J J
Ohlc L S & East 1st 4 * s . ......... 1969 J I)
O M & Puget Sd 1st gen 4s------1949 J J
Certificates of deposit__________
Chic Mil & St P gen g 4s.M ay 1989 J J
Registered___________________ Q-J
Gen g 3 Ms Ser B ______ May 1989 J J
Gen 4 * s Ser C _______ M ay 1989 J J
Registered___________________ J J
Gen & ref Ser A 4 Ms_ Jan 2014 A o
_
Certificates of deposit________ A <)
Gen ref conv Ser B 5s. - Jan 2014 F A
Certificates o f deposit________ F A
1st sec gold 6s______________ 1934 J J
Convertible 4 Ms_______ - _ 1932 J D
_
Certificates of deposit________ J D
4 s _________________________ 1925 J D
Certificates o f deposit________
4s_______________
1934
Certificates o f deposit________
3
Ch & M o Riv Div 5s............. .1926
A
Oh & N W extens 4s....... 1886-1926
A
R egistered________ 1886-1926
General gold 3M s__________ 1987 M N
Registered___________________ M N
General 4s_________________ 1987 M N
Registered___________________ Q F
Stamped non-payt Inc tax. 1987 M N
Stamped general 4 * s _______ 1987 M N
General 5s stamped________ 1987 M N
Sinking fund 6s_______ 1879-1929 A O
R egistered_________ 1879-1929 A O
Sinking fund 5s_______ 1879-1929 A O
R egistered_________ 1879-1929 A O
Sinking fund deb 5s________ 1933 M N
Registered___________________ M N
10-year secured 7s___________1930 J D
16-year secured 6M s________ 1936 M S
1st & ref g 5s_________May 2037 J D
OMc R I & Pacific gen g 4s____1988 J J
Registered_______________ 1988 3 J
Refunding gold 4s___________1934 A O
Registered______________ .____ A O
Ohlc S L & N O Mem Div 4s___1951 I D
Ols St L & P cons g os_________ 1932 A O
Reg-lstered_____________________ A O
Ohlc St P M & Om cons 6s____1930 J D
Cons 6s reduced to 3M s_____ 1930 J D
O^^K£nre5s_ ^_____________ 1930 M 8
O h l c T s T l ^ S t 1st 5s1111111960 J D
Income guar 5s______ Dec 1 1960 M S
Ohlc Un Sta 1st gu 4Ms A ____1963 J J
1st 58 Series B ______________ 1963 J J
Guaranteed gold 5s_________ 1944 J D
1st 6Ms Series O ____________1963 J J
hie & W I gen g 6s______ Dec 1932
Q
Consol 50-year 4s________ __1952 J MJ
1st & ref 5 Ms series A ______ 1962 M S
Ohoc Okl & G consol 5s_______ 1952 M N
Oln Ham S Day 2d g 4 Ms_____ 1937 J 3
c
Oin I St L & O 1st 4s_____ Aug 1936 Q F
Registered ___________ Aug 1936 Q F
Oln L & N 1st cod gu g 4s_____ 1942 M N
Oln S & Cl cons 1st g 5s.............1928 3 J
D
O O O & St L gen g 4s............... 1993
J
20-year debenture 4Ms_____ 1931
D
Gen 5s Series B_____________ 1993
J
R ef S Imp 6s Series A _______ 1929
c
J
Ref & Imp 6s Series O_______ 1941
J
Ref & imp 5s Ser D ________ 1963
J
Cairo Div 1st gold 4s_______ 1939
J
Oin W & M DTv 1st g 4s____1991
St L Div 1st coll trust g 4S--1990 M N
Registered___________________ M N
So & Col Div 1st g 4a............. 1940 M S
W Val Div 1st g 4s........... 1940 J J
Olev Col O & Ind 6s.............. 1934;3 J




Price
Jan. 2
1926.

Bid.
S
62.000 115
52.000 117*
88.000 96 M
609,000 81
92 *
11,000 81 M
7.000 102 M
16,000 107 *
15,000 85 M
1.000 79
6,000 103
104,000 102 M
97 M
40.000 103
43.000 101*
2,000 8 5 *
3,000 99 *
101
58,000 68
97 *
7.000 98 *
34,000 108 *
6 .0 0 0 108 *
133,000 89 *
3.000 87
2.000 96 *
87 M
386,000 98
117
11,000 100 *
19,000 102 *

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.
Sept. 1.

Ask.
Ask. Bid.
115 * 11 4 * 115
Sale 11 6 * Sale
97*
96 *
97
Sale
8 5 * Sale
93 M
8 1 * 83 M 8 4 *
Sale 101M Sale
10 2 * 108
108
86* 87*
82 M 8 3 *
10 5 *
104
Sale 10 3* 103 M
97*
10 3* 10 2* Sale
102 * 103
109 M
87
10 2 *
10 1*
68 M 7 4 * Sale
98 M
98 M 97 M 101
Sale 11 0* 11 1*
10 9 * no
9 0 * Sale

Bid.
11 4 *
11 7*
96*
84*
93*
84*
10 2*
10 7*
87*
82*

Ask.
Sale
Sale
96*
Sale

10 3*
108
88*
83*
105
10 3* 10 3*
102
100
10 2* Sale
10 4* 10 4 *
88*
10 2*
102
10 2 *
7 6 * Sale
98*
9 9 * 100
no* 111
10 9* 110
9 0 * 91
90
97*
9 7 * 9 7 * Sale
8 8 * 89 it 85
88
88*
Sale 100M Sale 10 0 * Sale
11 7*
11 7*
10 0* 10 1* 10 1* 10 1*
101
102* 10 3* 1 0 4* 10 3* 10 3*
10 2 *
101M
119.000 92 * Sale
9 5 * Sale
9 5 * Sale
1,000 8 7 *
Sale
385.000 98
9 8 * Sale
9 8 * Sale
------ 105
141M Sale 155

2,000

6,000

5,000
4.000
6 .0 0 0

349.000
119.000
8,000

52.000
24.000
45,000
6 6 ,0 0 0

2,000
384.000
13,000
883.000
4.000
2.000
22,000
19,000
8,000

74.000
16.000

210,000

3,000
43.000
23.000

98*
80
85*
82*
96 M
52*
64
52 M
51M
83*
81*
92
99*
98*
90*
86 M
103*
104*
75*
101 *
64*
111 *
100

Highest.

Sale
114*
116*
96*
85*

Prices. \ Sale
Sept. 30 1 1 5 *
Sept. 3 1 1 8 *
Sept. 21 9 7 *
Sept. 27 8 6 *

84*
101*
107
87*
82*
1 0 5*
1 0 3*

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

11 8 4 *
1 102*
8 107*
27j 88
22 8 2 *
8 106
2 1 0 3*

9 102*
8 104*
88*
23 10 2*
.1.
7 4 * Sept. 7 1 7 6 *

1 0 2*
103*
87*
101*

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

99*
110*
109*
90*
90
97*

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

22

20 100

17
16
3
24
1

1 0 0 * Sept. 9 1 0 1*
1 0 3 * Sept. 15 1 0 3 *
9 5 * Sept. 13 9 6 *
9 3 * Sept. 27, 9 3 *
9 8 * Sept. 3! 9 8 *

1 0 0 * ----- 10 0 *
1 0 0 * Sept. 21
8 1 * ----83
87*
8 7 * Sept. 21
8 7 * Sale
8 6 * 88
Sept. 21
85* — 8 4 * 8 6 * 86
9 9 * 10 1 *
99 M - —
5 2 * 6 9 * 7 0 * 6 9 * 70
69M Sept. 29
Sale
6 9 * Sept. 11
6 9 * 70
6 0 * Sale
Sale
60
Sale
6 0 * 6 0 * 5 9 * Sept. 22
Sale
5 7 * 59
5 8 * 5 9 * 5 8 * Sept.
84
8 6 * Sale
8 5 * Sept. 21
8 5 * Sale
Sale
99*
91M

92*
99*
92

93*
Sale

Sale 10 5* Sale
106
10 4* 1 0 7*
Sale
7 7 * Sale
10 2 * 105*
Sale
7 0 * Sale
11 3*
Sale
10 2*
90*
Sale
9 1 M _____ 99
103* Sale 10 6 * 1 0 9 *
8 7 * 9 1 * 90
92
9 2 * ------- 9 6 *
Sale
51
5 2 * 54
51
5 2 * 54
54*
8 2 * Sale
82* 83*
70*
90*

7 3 * 74
9 1 * Sale

111*
109*
91*
90
97*

1 0 0 * Sept. 9 1 0 1 *

83

100*
87*
86
69*
69*
61
59*
86*

9 2 * Sale
100 Sale

9 2 * Sept. 30 9 3 *
9 9 * Sept. 14 100

9 2 * Sale

9 1 * Sept. 2 9 2 *

10 5 *
105
77*
10 4*
68*
11 3*
10 2*
90*
98*
10 6*
89*
96*
54
53
83*
.8 1 *
73*
.92

Sale 1 0 5 * Sept.
10 7* 1 0 5 * Sept.
7 7 * Sept.
Sale
10 5* 1 0 4 * Sept.
Sale
6 8 * Sept.

10 5*
10 5 *
78
10 5 *
70*

10 2 *
90*
99* 99*
10 6 * 10 6 *
92
96*
Sale
52*
5 4 * 53
Sale
82*
8 1 * 81
73 M
Sale
91*

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

10 2 *
90*
99*
10 7 *

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

96*
54*
54*
83*
81
73*
92*

162,000 53 Sale
Sale
5 5 * Sale
5 4 * Sept.
56
56
388.000 5 2 * Sale
5 5 * Sale
5 4 * Sept.
55*
5 5 * Sale
279.000 5 2 * Sale
Sale
55
5 3 * Sept.
5 4 * Sale
55*
367.000 5 1 *
5 3 * Sept.
54*
5 4 * Sale
Sale 10 2 * 10 2 * 103
74.000 104* 10 4* 104
Sept.
104*
245.000 5 2 * Sale
5 5 * Sale
5 3 * Sept.
Sale
55*
55
431.000 52 Sale
5 4 * Sale
5 3 * Sept.
5 4 * Sale
55
137.000 5 2 * Sale
5 3 * Sept.
Sale
55*
5 5 * Sale
55
341.000 5 1 * 53
5 4 * Sale
5 3 * Sept.
5 4 * Sale
55
Sale
94.000 53
5 4 * 5 5 * 5 4 * Sale
5 3 * Sept.
55
188.000 5 1 * 53
5 4 * 5 4 * 5 4 * Sale
5 3 * Sept.
55
99* 99*
10 0*
100
57,000 7 4 * Sale
7 6 * 78
7 6 * Sept. 8 7 7 *
7 6 * Sale
7 4 * 76
8,000 8 5 *
8 7 * 90
8 7 * Sept. 23 88
86
90
69.000 8 5 *
18.000
7.000 104
13.000 104*
1.000 103*
2 1 .0 0 0 100*
4.000 100*
1.000 100*
100*
106,000 107*
46.000 111*
56.000 9 9 *
22.000 85
83*
536,000 88
9,000
47.000
30.000
13.000
205.000
102.000
39.000
47.000
26.000
28,000
4.000
95.000
106,000
16.000
4.000
5,000
13.000
13.000

86*
101*
100*
104
93*
98*
98*
87*
81
94*
102*
100*
117*
105
81
101
103*
95*
93*
92*
87*
99 *
85
97*

107.000 103*
6 ,0 0 0 104*
83,000 100
9.000 9 0 *
3.000 82
9.000 8 2 *

85* 87*
10 1*
Sale 10 5*
10 4 * 1 0 2 *
103
10 1 * 10 0 *
10 0*
10 0 * 10 1*
1 0 1*
Sale 107
11 1 * 112
Sale 1 0 1*
85* 86*
Sale
87

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

9 0 * Sale

107*
111 *
101*
86 *
83*
90*

103*
93*
99
99
90
83*
97*
10 4*
10 0*
11 7*
1 0 5*
Sale
85*
Sale 10 3*
Sale 10 2*
98
97*
94* 94*
93*
90
89*
10 0*
86*
98
98*
10 2 *
Sale 10 2*
106
10 7*
Sale 102*
92*
Sale
83*
83* 86*
91
88*

Sale
95
100 *
99*
91*
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
106
Sale
104

1 0 3*
93*
99
99*
90*
83
96
103*
100*
11 7*
10 5*
85*
103*
10 3*
97*
95*
94*
90*
100*
87
87*
98*
10 2*
10 2 * 103
.........10 7*
Sale 10 1*
------- i 9 1 *
84* 84*
Sale i 86
9 2 * 90
92Mi 9 0 *
-------104

88*
101*
103
103
102*
101
100*
10 1 *

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

88*
105*
103 *
102*
102

102*
101
101 *

107*
1 0 6 * Sept.
Sept.
11 2 *
103
Sale 1 0 1 * Sept.
Sale
86*
8 6 * Sept.
87*
9 0 * Sept. 1 91
Sale
Sale

112 * 112

8 7 * 8 9 * 8 8 * Sale
101
102* 101
102*

10 4 *
94*
99
99
Sale
Sale
94*
10 2*
Sale
118

87* 87*
8 7 * .........
1.000 1 0 7 * _____

88
8 8 * ------Sale 101 * Sale
Sale 10 5 * 106
10 3* 103
_____
1 0 2 * _____
1 0 1 * 1 0 1 * Sale
10 1 * 101
Sale
1 0 1 * 1 0 1 * 10 2 *

8 8 * Sept. 30 8 8 *
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

1 0 3*
94*
99*

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

91*
83*
97*
10 4*
100 *
118*
105*

10 0 * Sept.
8 6 * Sept.
9 8 * Sept.

10 0*
87*
98*

10 2 * Sept.
1 0 7 * Sept.
101* 10 1 * Sept.
9 3 * 9 2 * Sept.
8 5 * 8 4 * Sept.
8 6 * Sept.

103
107*
102*
92*
84*
86*

10 3* 1 0 3 *
94*
9 9 * 99
10 0 *
90*
Sale
82*
Sale
96*
97
Sale 101
10 0 *
101
Sale 1 1 7 *
105*
85* 85*
Sale 10 3 *
Sale 10 3 *
9 8 * 98
91
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

ol.

123.

RANGE SINCE JA N . 1.

Lowest.

Sept. 30.

[V

86

104
103*

92 M
1 0 4 * Sept. 17 1 0 4 *

Lowest.

Highest.

Prices
Sale Prices. \ Sale Prices.
Sep. 16 11 4 * Mar. 26 11 7 * Feb. 20
Sept. 10 11 6 * Sept. 3 1 1 8 * Feb. 3
Sept. 7 9 b * Jan. 20 9 8 * July 13
Sept. 7, 80 M Jan. 7 8 6 * Sept. 7
94 June 17 9 4 * July 23
Sept. 28 81 * Jan. 5 8 4 * Sept. 28
Sept. 23 10 1* Aug. 6 10 3 * Jan. 6
Sept .25 107
Sept. 8 1 0 9 * Apr. 27
Sept. 22 8 1 * Nov. 6 90
Aug. 2
Sept. 22 7 9 * Jan. 19 8 4 * June 18
Sept. 16
Sept. 16 in?? * Feb. 3106
Sept. 25 102* July 29 104 July 1
101 M Keh. 9 101 * Feb. 9
Sept. 2 102* Sept. 9 1 0 3 * M ar. 12
Sept. 11! 101X8 Jan. 4 10 6 * M ay 7
Sept. 16 8 6 * Jan. 26 8 8 * Sept. 16
Sept. 22 100
Apr. 21 10 3 * July 20
1 0 1* M ay 28 101 ‘ ' M ay 28
Jan. 6 7 6 * Sept. 28
Sept. 28
9 8 * Apr. 20 9 9 * M ay 4
Sept. 10 9 8 * Jan. 9 101 * June 14
Sept. 9 10 8* Jan. 19 113 July 9
Sept. 13 108* Jan. 22 111 * June 21
Sept. 15 8 8 * Mar. 2 9 1 * June 24
Sept. 24 90
S ept.24 90
Sept. 24
Sept. 1 9 6 * Jan. 20 9 7 * M ay 24
Apr. 6 90 M ay 1
87
Sept. 11 97 * Jan. 13 102 M ay 13
1 1 8 * Aug. 18 1 1 8 * Aug. 18
Sept. 27 100* Apr. 5 101 * Sept. 27
Sept. 8, 102* Jan. 4 105* Apr. 22
101* June 18 10 3* June 3
Mar. 3 97 June 5
Sept. 28 92
Sept. 27 1
Sept. 27 9 3 * Sept. 27
Sept. 24 97 xs Jan. iJ 9 9 * June 18
124 Feb. 26 153
Aug. 31
129 Apr. 16 14 3* Mar. 11
Sept. 21! 10 0 * June 11 102 * July 8
83
Mar. 30 88
Sept. 21 8 5 * Jan. 15 8 8 * Aug. 2
/
Sept. 21 8 2 1i Jan. 6 8 7 * Aug. 4
9 8 * Apr. 26 102 July 2
M ay 24
Sept. 29 65 Jan. 4 71
Jan. 2 70 M ay .21
Sept. 29 64
Sept. 3
Sept. 3 5 1 * Jan. 19 61
Jan. It 5 9 * Sept. 17
Sept. 17 51
Sept. 2 8 3 * Jan. 5 87
Apr. 27
8 4 * Feb. 24 8 4 * Feb. 13
Sept. 17 91 * Jan. 2 9 4 * M ay 11
Sept. 11 9 6 * Mar. 2 100* Mar. 17
9 9 * Mar. 17 9 9 * Mar. 17
Sept. 10 9 0 * Jan. 4 9 3 * Apr. 23
9 1 * Mar. 23 9 2 * Mar. 23
Sept. 17 10 2* Feb. 17 10 6* June 25
Sept. 11 1 0 3 * Aug. 28 10 7* Apr. 24
Sept. 1 7 3 * Mar. 4 7 9 * July 9
Sept. 15 101* Jan. 5 10 6* June 25
Sept. 1 6 4 * .Tan. f 7 0 * July 12
1 1 0 * Apr. 22 1 1 3* Aug. 17
Jan. 2b 1 0 3* July 13
Sept. 20 101
Sept. 10 7 9 * Jan. 7 9 0 * Sept. 10
Sept. 13 92
Jan. 7 9 9 * June 21
Sept. 15 1 0 3* .Tan. P 10 8* Apr. 14
8 3 * July 15 92 Apr. 20
Mar. 30
Sept. 28 95
Sept. 28
Sept. 29 47
Mar. 31 5 4 * Aug. 24
Sept. 28 4 5 * Mar. 31 5 4 * Aug. 12
Sept. 11 SI * Jan. 2* 87 June 22
Sept. 24 81
Sept. 24 81
Sept. 24
Sept. 2 7 0 * Jan. 8 7 4 * Aug. 13
Sept. 11 9 0 * Jan. 6 95
M ay 12
Apr. 9 9 1 * Apr. 24
91
Sept. 3 4 8 * Mar. 30 5 6 * Aug. 24
Sept. 1 47 * Mar. 31 5 6 * Aug. 24
Sept. 2 4 7 * Mar. 31 5 5 * Aug. 9
Mar. 30 5 6 * Aug. 6
Sept. 2 47
Sept. 10 102 July 22 106 Jan. 25
Apr. 3 5 5 * Aug. 14
Sept. 1 47
Sept. 7 4 6 * Apr. 1 5 5 * Aug. 24
Sept. 1 4 5 * Mar. 25 5 5 * Aug. 24
Sept. 29 4 6 * Apr. 3 5 5 * Aug. 10
Sept. 3 4 7 * Apr. 3 5 5 * A u g .10
Apr. 1 5 5 * Aug. 10
Sept. 29 47
9 8 * Jan. 8 9 9 * M ay 8
Jan. 8 9 9 * Apr. 1
Jan. 18 9 9 * June 8
Sept. 8 7 4 * •Tan. 2 78 * Feb. 19
7 4 * July 27 7 4 * July 27
Sept. 3 So * J a n . 15 8 9 * June 15
86* June 4 87 Aug. 11
S ep t.13 8 5 * Jan. 5 88* Apr. 16
Sept. 2 1 0 1 * Aug. 17 102
Sept. 2
Sept. 1 103 July 22 10 8* Apr. 16
Sept. 9 1 0 1 * Sept. 29 105* Feb. 8
Sept. 29 1 02 * Sept. 29 103 ‘ ' Jan. 30
Sept. 13 100> Jan. 23 1 0 3 * June 1
3
Sept. 30 1 0 0 * Jan. 25.101
Sept. 30
Sept. 9 100 Feb. G 101 * Mar. 27
l
1 0 1 * May 10 101 * M ay 10
Sept. 14 10 6* Sept. 11 10 8* Mar. 22
Sept. 24 111 * Jan. 7 11 4* Apr. 23
Sept. 3 9 9 * Jan. 14 104* June 28
Jan. 4 88
M ay 11
Sept. 9
8 3 * Aug. 28 8 5 * June 8
Sept. 8 8 7 * Mar. 3 92
Apr. 23
8 8 * Jan. 20 891* Aug. 16
Sept. 30 8 6 * Mar. 19 90
M ay 24
101
Aug. 12 102
Feb. 5
1 0 0 * Feb. 5 100* Feb. 5
Sept. 1 10 2* Mar. 15 104* Feb. 25
Sept. 8 9 4 * Sept. 8 95
June 18
Sept. 13 9 8 * Jan. 8 101
Apr. 9
9 8 * Jan. 8 100* Apr. 15
Sept. 3 77 Apr. 20 92 Aug. 20
Sept. 10 7 6 * Apr. 21 8 5 * M ay 25
Sept. 8 9 4 * Mar. 5 98 Aug. 11
Sept. 10 10 5 * June 4
Sept. 21 101
Sept. 14 100 Jan. 5 103 June 12
Sept. 8 11 5* Jan. 30 11 9 * June 19
Sept. 23 9 9 * July 27 10 6* M ay 24
Jan. 2 8 7 * Apr. 24
Sept. 3 81
Sept. 10 10 0* Jan. 2 105 Apr. 23
Sept. 30 1 0 2 * Mar. 6 104 Apr. 19
Sept. 24 96 Jan. 8 9 8 * Sept. 24
93 July 7 9 4 * M ay 21
9 3 * July 14 9 3 * July 14
8 9 * Jan. 19 9 0 * M ay 28
Sept. 7 100 July 22 101* M ay 4
Jan. 5 8 7 * June 7
Sept. 22 85
Sept. 3 97 * Jan. 6 9 9 * July 20
102 Aug. 21 104* July 8
Sept. 9 10 1* Mar. 3 103* Apr. 8
Sept. 24 105 Mar. 10 108 June 29
Sept. 1 9 9 * Jan. 12 103* June 12
Jan. 14 9 3 * July 8
Sept. 14 91
Sept. 21 8 1 * Feb. 8 8 5 * M ay 25
Sept. 9 8 2 * Jan. 5 8 7 * July 27
8 3 * Feb. 25 8 3 * Feb. 25
89
Feb. 2 9 1 * July 10
81 * M ay 21 90 Apr. 20
Sept. 17 1 0 4 * Sept. 17 10 7 * Jan. 20

O ct.,

1 9 2 6 .]

BONDS
N. T . STOCK EXCH ANGE.

Sales In
September
Par Value.
S

Price
Jan. 2
1926.
Bid.
101 %
99
96 54
9934
9934
8134
8154
98
10554
10034
8634
98 34
95 34
10254
8554
80
59
65
53

PRICES IN SEPTEMBER.
Sept. 1.

Ask
A sk, Bid.
102
10154------9934 102
9734 98
9954
_____
99
99
85 54 '8754
85
9834 98 54 9954
10634 10654 Sale
10034 103 34 Sale
8754 86 54
99
99 54 9934
Sale
9554 Sale
10334 8954 92 34
8954
92
8234 88
9254
73
'7 5 "
'7354

Sept. 30.

Lowest.

Bid.
Ask. Sale
10154
10154 - 9954
98
9954
99
99
8554 8754
8454
9834 9954 9834
107
Sale 10654
103 54 10354 103
8854 90
9854
9854 Sale
95 54 9654 9554
8754 92 54
8954 90
85
8554
■88
9254
73

RANGE SINCE JAN.
Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Prices
Sept. 23 10154 Sept. 23 10154 Aug. 25
Sept. 7 9954 Sept. 7 9954 Sept. 7
9654 Mar. 4
9954 Aug. 12
10154 Mar. 15
8354 Mar. 23
Sept. 10 8454 Sept. 10 84 54 Sept. 10
Sept. 22 10154 Sept. 27 97 54 Jan. 15
Sept. 1 107 54 Sept. 24 10554 Feb. 5
Sept. 7 103 54 Sept. 21 100 34 Jan. 4
8654 Feb. 2
Sept. 24 9954 Sept. 16 9854 Jan. 19
Sept. 1 9654 Sept. 2 9554 Sept. 1
87 54 •Tan. 6
8754 Apr. 7
Jan. 4
Sept. 15 8554 Sept. 15 81
7554 Jan. 20
Sept. 2 73
Sept. 2 6554 Jan. 5
Sept. 22 70
Sept. 22 70
Sept. 22
Sept. 9 73 54 Sept .20 6554 Jan. 5

2.000
Olev Lor & W con 1st g 5s___ 1933 A O
6,000
Olev & Mahon Val g 5 s ............1938 J J
Olev & Mar 1st gu 454a_______ 1935 M N
Guaranteed 4 54s series B ____1942|A O
Olev & Pitts Series A 454 s____1942 J J
Series C 354s..........................1948 M N
1,000
Series D ...................................1950 F A
14.000
Olev Short Line ls tg u 454 s
1961 A O
39.000
Olev Un Term’ls 1st s f 554S--1972 A O
100,000
1st s f g 5s Ser B ___________ 1973 A O
Ooal Rlv Ry 1st gu 4s------------ 1945 J D
66,000
Oolo & Southern 1st g 4s---------1929 r a
219,000
Refunding & ext 4 54s_______ 1935 M N
.
Ool & Hock Val 1st ext g 4s------1948 A O
Ool & Tol 1st ext 4 s .................. 1955 F A
1,000
Conn & Pas Rlvs 1st g 4s--------- 1943 A O
Consolidated Ry non-conv 4 s __1930 r a
13.000
Non-conv debenture 4s_____ 1954
10.000
Registered___________________
15,000
Sale
73
" 7 5 " 73
Non-conv debenture 4s-------- 1955
65
------Non-conv debenture 4s_____ 1955
73
Sept. 20 7354 S ep t.20
2,000 65 ------73
76'
73
76
Non-conv debenture 4s_____ 1956
95.000 8854 89
95
Sept. 2 9654 Sept. 2
9454 95
9454 Sale
Cuba RR 1st 50-yr 5s g _______ 1952
30.000 10534 Sale
Sale 10854 Sept. 21 110 Sept. 2
9954 100 109
1st & refund 714s Ser A ------1936
Sale
Sale
19.000
99
9954 Sept. 10 100 Sept. 1
100
1st lien & ref 6s ser B _______ 1936 J
85.000 92 34 9254 9754 98
9754 Sept. 3 9854 Sept. 28
9854 Sale
Cuba North Rys 6s stmpd____1966 J
97 54
97 54
97 54
Day & Mich 1st con 4 54 s--------- 1931 J
189.000 109 54 Sale
9254 Sept.
9254 Sept. 14
9254 93
Del & Hud 4s_________________ 1943 M N
92 54 Sale
649.000 11254 Sale 120
Sale 11754 Sale 11754 Sept.
122 54 Sept. 2
10-year convertible 5s______ 1935 A O
95.000 10354 Sale 10334 Sale 10454 Sale 103 54 Sept.
10454 Sept. 30
15-year 554s_______ _______ 1937 M N
45.000 109
100
11054 Sept. 23
10954 10754 Sept.
107 54 10754 108
10-year secured 7s__________ 1930 J D
94 54
93 54 9554 9454
D R R & Bdge 1st gu 4s g ..........1936 F A
139,000 8554 Sale
8954 Sept.
90 54 Sept. 3
8954 Sale
8954 Sale
Den & R G 1st cons g 4 s ...........1936 J J
62,000 89
93 54 Sept. 13
8954 93 34 9454 93 54 93 54 92 54 Sept.
Oonsol gold 4 5 4 s .................-1936 J J
42,000 98
Sale
99
Sept.
Sale
99
100
Sept.
9854 100
Improvement gold 5s----------- 1928 J D
6854 Sept.
73 54 Sept. 3
6854 Sale
7254 Sale
Denv & Rio Gr West 5s------------1955 F A 1,659,000 6554 Sale
1,000 44
39
Sept.
41
32
43
39
Sept. 16
Des M & Ft D 1st gu g 4s-------- 1935 J J
4734 38
2,000 4154 45
40
Sept.
43
40
40
Sept. 3
3654 44
Temporary ctfs o f deposit---------93 54
9354 95
10154
Des Pines Val 1st gu 4H s------1947 M 8
70
75
7154 71
7154 75
Det & Mack 1st lien g 4s------- 1995 J D
1,000 65
Sept.
65
Sept. 11 65
69
65
68
65
Gold 4s_______________
1995 J D
22,000 9434 7154 9654 97 54 9454 9654 95 Sept. 28 96 54 Sept.
Detroit River Tunnel 454s— 1961 M N
1,000 102
10454 Sept. 10 10454 Sept.
104 54
103 54
Dul Mlssabe & Nor gen 5s------1941 J J
40.000 10154 102 54 10154 10254 102 54 10254 10254 Sept. 29 102 54 Sept.
Dul & Iron Range 1st 5s--------- 1937 A O
14.000 85
Sept.
87
82 54 Sept. 30 88
82 54 Sale
8554 85
Dul So Shore & Atl g 5s----------1937 J J
1,000 9034
91
Sept. 15 91
Sept.
9054 93
9054 93
East Ry M No Div 1st g 4S...1948 A O
7.000 10054
101
Sept. 10 101
101
Sept.
10054
East Tenn Va & Ga div 5s------1930 J J
30.000 102 54
10154 Sept. 8 10654 Sept.
10554 10654 105 54 107
Oons 1st gold 5s____________1956 M N
2 .0 0 0 10154 10254 10154 10454 10154 10454 10154 Sept. 22 101 54 Sept.
Elgin Jol & East 1st g 5s______ 1941 M N
10.000 10254 103
10454 Sept. 8 104 54 Sept.
10454
104 54
El Paso & S W 1st & ref 5s------1965 A O
54,000 108
10854 10654 10754 10754 Sale 106 54 Sept. 2 107 54 Sept.
Erie 1st con extended at 7% to 1930 M S
226,000 7454 Sale
79 Sept. 23, 8054 Sept.
7954 Sale
7954 80
Erie 1st con & prior 4s________ 1996 J J
7654 78 54
7134 74
Registered-----------------------------------|J J
Sale
374.000 68
71 54 Sept.
72
Sept. 20
7154 Sale
1st consol gen lien g 4s------- 1996 J J
7154 Sale
1,000
6854 Sept. 18
6854 Sept.
Registered____________________ |J J
70.000 9634 -----9754 Sept. 8
97 54 97 54 9754 Sept.
9754 98
Penn coll trust g 4s------------ 1951 F A
Sale
95.000 6954 Sale
76
75
Sept.
7654 Sept. 3
50 yr conv g 4s Ser A --------- 1953'A O
75 54 Sale
106.000 69 54 Sale
75
Sept.
75 14 Sale
Do
do
S e r B . . ------1953 A O
7654 Sept. 16
75 54 Sale
Sale
714,000 84
8154 Sept.
83
Sept. 28
Gen conv 4s Series D -----------1953 A O
8154 Sale
82 54 Sale
14.000 10354 10454 11054 Sale 11054 111
11054 Sept. 2111
Sept. 10
Erie & Jersey 1st s f 6s______ 1955 J J
26.000
110
111
10954 Sept. 10 11054 Sept. 28
Genesee Rlv RR 1sts f 6s.-1957jJ
J
10954 110
91
Erie & P gen gu g 354s B -----------1940|J J
8554 8854 88
8854 91
1,000 8554 8854 88
91
8854 Sept. 14 8854 Sept. 14
8854 91
Series C 354s---------------------- 1940|J J
Sale
86
86
Sept.
89
Sept. 11
Est Railroad extl s f 7s________ 1954IM N 1,177,000
8754 Sale
10034
10054
100 54
Fla Cent & Pen ext g 5s--------- 1930 J J
Sale 10054 Sale 100 54 Sept.
3,000 99 54 100
101
Oonsol gold 5s---------------------1943 J J
100 54 Sept. 22
174.000 9554 Sale
98
Sept. 7
9754 Sept.
9754 9754 9854
Fla East Coast 1st 454 s---------- 1959 J D
Sale
488.000 98
98
Sept.
9954 Sept. 10
1st & ref 5s ser A ----------------1974 M S
9054 Sale
9754 Sale
Sale
23,000 59 54 Sale
60
60
Sept.
61
Sept. 10
Fonda Johnst & Glov 454s------1952 M N
60 54 60
Fort St U D Co 1st g 454s------1941 J J
9034
9254 9654 9254 9554
11.000 105
Ft Worth & Denver City 5 54s. 1961 J D
106 54 Sept.
10654
106 54 Sept. 2
10654
5,000 96
Ft W & Rio Gr 1st g 4s.............1928 J J
9654 97
9754 97
97 54 Sept. 3
9854 9754 Sept.
107
10754
Frem Elk & M o V 1st 6s------- 1933 A O
10754 108
1,000 10054
10054 100 54 10054 Sept.
10054 101
Gal H & San Ant M & P 1st 5 s .1931 M N
10054 Sept. 21
25.000 10034 10054
2d guar exten 5s------------------1931 J J
100 54 Sept. 16
10054 9954 100 54 100 Sept.
11.000 93 54
96 54 Sept.
9654 9654 9654 Sale
Galv Hous & Hend 1st 5s------- 1933 A O
9654 Sept. 11
8,000 9554 ' 9 6 ' '
98
9754 Sept.
Sept. 10
Ga & Ala 1st cons 5s____Oct. 1945 J J
98 54 99
97 54 Sale
7.000 10034
Sept.
Sept. 2
100
Ga Car & Nor 1st gu g 5s--------- 1920 J J
10054
9954 100 100
11,000 65
69
Georgia Midland 1st 3s--------- 1946 A O
72 54 Sale
7254 Sept. 15
7254 7254 72 Sept.
1.000 9654
Gr R & I ex 1st gu g 43^8.........1941 J J
Sept. 8
95
97
9554 Sept.
95 34 97
115.000 115
Sept. 3
115
Grand Trunk of Can s f 7s------1940 A O
11554 11454 115
11454 Sale 113 Sept.
63,000 10634 Sale 10754 10754 10654 10654 10654 Sept.
15-yr deb g s f 6s guar--------- 1936 M 8
10754 Sept. 2
Sale 11354 Sale 113
532.000 11054 Sale 113
Sept.
Grt Nor— Gen 7s Series A ------1936 J J
11354 Sept. 9
Registered
131.000 9454 Sale
95 Sept.
9254 Sale
95 54 Sept. 20
9554 Sale
1st & refund 454 s Ser A ------1961
Sale 10534 Sale 10554 106
185.000 103
Gen mtge 554 s Ser B --------- 1952
10554 Sept.
10654 Sept. 3
99,000 97 54 Sale 101
10154 Sept. 10
10154 100 54 Sale 10054 Sept.
Gen mtge 5s Ser O -------------1973
5,000 7854 85
85
Sept. 27
Geen Bay & West deb ctfs A --------- Feb
8254 85
8354 ------- 8454 Sept.
100.000 1754 Sale
2054 Sale
Debenture ctfs B ---------------------- Feb
22
Sept. 25
22
2254 2054 Sept.
91
_____ 91
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4s------- 1940 M N
_____
8854 Sale
9.000 10254 10354 104 10454 10254 106
104 Sept.
105 Sept . 21
Gulf M ob & Nor 1st 5 5 4 s.....1 9 5 0 A O
Sale 106 54 _____ 10654 _____ 106 54 Sept.
1.000 105
Gulf & Sh Isld ref 5s______ Feb 1952 J J
106 54 Sept. 27
36,000 9154 Sale
9654 Sale
Hock Val 1st con g 454s..........1999 J J
9554 Sept.
9654 Sept. 1
9554 96
Registered_________________1999 J J
8654
4.000 9554 96
Housatonlc R R con g 5s--------- 1937 M N
9754 Sept.
9754 Sept. 23
9854 9954 9754 98
4.000 10154 10134 101
Houst & Tex O 1st g 5s lnt gu.1937 J J
10154 10154_____,10254 Sept.
10254 Sept. 23
Waco & N W Div 1st 6s------ 1930 M N
10154_____ 10154
10154
Hous Belt & Ter 1st 5s..............1937 J J
9854 99
9654
13,000
Houst E & W Tex 1st 5s...........1933 M N
10054 ------- 10054------- 10054 Sept. 27 10054 Sept. 27
100 101 10054 _____ 10054 101
1st gu g 5s redeem-------------- 1933 M N
251~o66 9254 9254 9654 Sale
Hudson & Manhat ser A 5s------1957 F A
96
Sept. 30 9754 Sept. 3
9654 Sale
Registered---------------------------- F A
303,000 7554 Sale
Adjust income 5s . . . ---- Feb 1957 A O
8154 Sale
81
SeptT27 81 54~Sept"8
Registered___________________ A O
Illinois Central 1st g 4s-----------1951 J J
9154
93 54 94
9354
Registered___________________ J J
8754 91
9154
89
1,000 8254 84
91
Sept.
86"
1st gold 354s-----------------------1951 J J
91
S e p t. 21
89
Registered___________________ J J
79 54 8354 83 54
’ 2" ,656
87
84
87
Extended 1st g 354s------------ 1951 A O
87
Sept.
87
Sept. 23
8254 8354 84
78
Registered____________________A O
83 54
76
68
1st gold 3s sterling-------------- 1951 M S
71
68
75
85,000 87 54 8854 8954
Collateral trust gold 4s------- 1952 A O
9054 9054 8954 Sept. 8 90 54 Sept. 9
83
Registered-------------------------------M N
8754 8454
92
47,000 9054 92
1st refunding 4s----------------- 1955 M N
93 54 9154 9254 9254 Sept.
93 54 Sept. 10
82
4,000 8134 82
Purchased lines 334s-----------1952 J J
8554 82
8254 Sept. 24
8554 8254 Sept.
79
Registered____________________J J
8234 81
Sale
88,000 8554 Sale
87
Ooll tr g 4s L N O & T --------- 1953 M N
87
Sept. 1 8754 Sept. 16
8754 8754
Registered____________________ M N
8554
7,000 10554 Sale 105
105 Sept.
106
Refunding 5s---------------------- 1955 M N
10554 105
10554 Sept. 20
Sale 103
41.000 103
15-year secured 554s-----------1934 J J
103 54 10254 Sale 10154 Sept.
103 54 Sept. 2
Sale 11254 11354 112
15-year secured 634s-----------1936 J J
21.000 112
113 54 11254 Sept.
113 54 Sept. 3
90
Cairo Bridge gold 4s-----------1950 J D
9034
9254 90
9254
76
Litchfield Div 1st g 3s.........1951 J J
76
5,000 73 34
7654 Sept. 9 7654 Sept. 9
81
83
Loulsv Div & Ter g 334s------1953 J J
8054
8154
81
Registered________________________
7854 Sale
8254 7454 75
Omaha Div 1st g 3s------------ 1951 F A
7454 75
73 54 7354 7454
St. Lou Div & Term g 3s---- 1951 J J
1,000 74
7354
73 54 Sept.
73 54 Sept. 14
Gold 3 34s________
1951 J J
2,000 8134 82
83 54 84
83 54 84 54 8354 Sept.
83 54 Sept. 8
Sprlngf Div 1st g 3 J4s--------- 1951 J J
84
Sept.
2,000 7954
84
Sept. 16
83 34 8554 83 54
Western Lines 1st g 4s--------- 1951 F A
8654 90
9054
9054
Registereu_________________ - F A
8914 88
Ch St L & N O Jt 5s A ...........1963 J D
176,000
10154 10254 10154 Sale 100 54 Sept.
101 54 Sept. 3
Chic St L & N O gold 5s.........1951 J D
8,000
103 54 104
10454 Sept. 14
10454 10554 104 Sept.
Registered____________ 1951 J D
10134
79
79
Gold 3 34s.........
1951 3 D
Ind Bloomington & W 1st 4 s ..1940 A O
91
Sept.
5.000 89
95
9154
9154
9254 Sept. 21
Sale
91
Ind 1 1 & la 1st gold 4s.............1950 J J
1
91
Sept.
5.000 8954
91
Sept. 1
9054
94
Indianapolis & Loulsv 1st gu 4s 1956; J J
84
Sept.
2.000
84
Sept. 29
Ind Union gen & ref 5s A ____.l965iJ J
10054
102 54
10254 Gen & ref g 5s Ser
. — 1965 .J ,T
27,000 100^
102 t4 Sale 10214 10354'10254 Sept. DlO' 54 Sept. 1



15

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

6554 Jan.
8854 Jan.
105 Jan.
9954 Sept.
9 2 H Jan.
9754 Feb.
9054 Jan.
108 54 Mar.
10254 Mar.
107 Mar.
9454 Feb.
8554 Jan.
89 Jan.
9554 Mar.
6 2 Mar. . .
39
Sept. 16
39 Apr. 29
70
I 65
1

Jan.
Feb.

94 % Jan.

10354
10154
8254
91
10054
10054
10154
:1025
/4
10554
7454

Apr.
Mar.
Sept.
Mar.
Jan.
M ay
Jan.
•Tan.
July
Jan.

Sale
10254
9954
9654
9954
10154
86
8554

10114

10854
104 54
8854
9954
9754
9254
90
85 54
9254
73
70
75

Prices.
M ay 17
Sept. 7
Mar. 4
Aug. 12
Mar. 15
Apr. 8
July 23
Sept. 27
June 15
June 15
June 29
M ay 12
Mar. 13
Aug. 11
Apr. 29
Sept. 15
Aug. 23
Apr. 28
Sept. 22
July 10

74 • July 24
9654 June 11
Sept. 2
100 Sept. 1
9854 Aug. 11
9854 Feb. 17
95 M ay 12
12254 Sept. 2
10554 M ay 18
11054 Sept. 23
95 Apr. 8
91 Apr. 30
95 June 30
100 Apr. 27
7354 Aug. 9
4754 Jan. 28
Jan. 12
47
110

72
65
9854
10414
10354
9054
9154
10154
10654
10454
10454
10854
8054

Mar.
Feb.
June
Sept.
June
June
June
M ay
July
M ay
M ay
Jan.
June

19
1
14
10
14
26
15
14
2
22
15
9
8

64 Mar.
7254 July 12
65 Feb.
68 54 Sept. 18
9654 Mar.
9854 Aug. 10
77 July 12
67 54 Mar.
77 July 12
67 54 Mar.
85 Jan. 4
73 54 Mar.
111
104 Jan.
Sept. 10
10454 Jan.
11054 July 20
86 Jan.
92 Mar. 22
88 Aug.
8954 Mar. 24
89 Sept. 11
8154 July
98 Mar.
100 Feb. 26
June 2
98 54 Jan. 11 102
95 54 Jan.
9854 M ay 22
97 Mar.
10054 June 12
5854 June
6454 Jan. 21
Jan.
107 June 12
Apr.
9854 July 30
Jan.
10854 June 7
June
10154 M ay 5
101
Jan. 26
Sept.
Jan.
99 June 8
Jan.
100 July 12
100 May 10054 Jan. 23
63
Feb.
7254 July 20
97 54 June l8
95*54 Sept.
113
Sept.
11654 M ay 6
June 1
108
10654 Jan.
10914 Jan.
11454 Apr. 23
11254 Feb.
11354 Apr. 19
9154 July
9754 M ay 17
108 M ay 28
10254 Jan.
97 54 Jan.
10254 M ay 17
78
June
Sept. 27
85
22
Sept. 25
1354 Mar.
8854 Jan.
9154 July 6
Mar.
106 June 18
101
10354 Mar. 19 10754 July 14
9154 Jan. 2| 9754 Aug. 7
M ay
90 M ay 19
90
9554 Jan.
9954 June 25
100 Mar.
10254 Apr. 27
10154 Feb.
10154 Feb. 26
100
June 10
96 54 Jan.
10154 June 9
10054 Aug.
100
Feb.
10154 Mar. 27
98 Apr. 22
9254 Jan.
Apr.
97
97 Apr. 27
7554 Jan.
8354 July 26
103
96
107
9754
100
9354
96

9154 July 20 9754 Apr. 12
93 M ar. 10 93 Mar. 10
Sept. 21
8354 Jan. 8 91
8354 Jan. 21 87

Sept. 23

71
Feb. 16 71
8854 Jan. 6 92

Feb. 16
M ay 14

9054 Jan.
8154 Jan.
85
105
10154
11154
9054
74
8054
7854
7354
73 54
8154
8254
8954

8 9354 Apr. 13
8 8554 M ay 7

Jan. 12 9354 July 31
July
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Aug.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.

9914 Mar.
103 54 July
10254 Apr.
78 54 Feb.
91
Sept.
8954 Jan.
7954 Mar.
10054 Jan.
10054 .Tan.

M ay
Aug.
June
July
June
M ay
July
July
Jan.
M ay
Augl
July

12
7
24
28
29
3
9
26
11
1
9
19

10354 June
1 05 u; Jan.
10254 Apr.
78 5$ Feh.
92 54 Sept.
June
92
84 54 Aug.
104 M ay
103 54 M ay

16
19
7
3
21
16
4
3
6

10854
10454
11354
9254
7854
83
8254
7454
7454
8754
85
9054

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE KECOKD

16
BONDS
N. Y . STO C K EXCH AN GE.

Sales in
September
Par Value.

Internal & Gt Nor 1st 6s____ 1952 J J
Adj m 6s Ser A ____________ 1952 Ap 1
Stamped__________________________
Int Bys o f Cent Amer 1st 5 s ..1972 M N
1st col trust 6s_____________ 1941iM N
Iowa Cent 1st gold 5s________ 1938 J D
Certificates of deposit________
1st & ref 4 s ________________ 1951 M S
Certificates o f deposit__________ M S
James F & Clear 1st 4s_______1959 J D
Kal A & G R 1st gu g 5s.......... 1938 J J
Kan & M 1st gu g 4s_________ 1990 A O
Second 20-year 5s__________ 1927 J J
K C Ft S & M con g 6s............ 1928 M N
K O Ft S & M By ref g 4s___ 1936 A O
K O & M B & B 1st gu g 5s— 1929 A O
Kan City South 1st g 3s-------- 1950 A O
R ef & Imp 5s________ April 1950 J J
Kan City Term 1st 4s------------ 1960 J
Kentucky Central g 4s-----------1987
Kentucky & Ind Term 454s
1961
4 ^ s £100 pcs----------------------------Stamped_______________________
Keok & Des M 1st 5s ctfs d e p ..l9 2 3
Ctfs dep stpd as to int,
Lake E & W 1st gold 5s______ 1937 J J
2d gold 5s........................... — 1941 J J
Lake 8h & M S g 354s................1997 J D
Registered__________________ 1997 J D
Debenture gold 4s__________1928 M S
25-year gold 4s_____________ 1931 M N
N
Registered _ _ ____________________ |M
•
Leb Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s— 1954 F A
Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4 54s----- 1940J J
Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s----- 2003 M N
Registered_________________________ MN
Gen cons 4 54*______________2003 N M
Leh Vail RR gen 5s series.........2003 M N
Leh V Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s------ 1941jA O
Registered-------------------------------------- AO
Lehigh & N Y 1st gu g 4s.._194 5!M S
Lex & East 1st gu 5s________ 1965 A O
Little Miami gen 4s ser A ------1962 M N
Long Dock cons gold 6s_____1935
Long Is) 1st cons g 5s____July 1931
1st cons gold 4s______ July 1931
Gen gold 4s________________ 1938
Gold 4s.................................... 1932 , _
Unified gold 4s___________ .1949 M 8
Deb gold 5s............................. 1934 J D
20-year deb 5s______________1937 M N
Guar ref gold 4s___________ 1949 M 8
N Sh Bch 1st cons gu 5s— Oct '32 Q J
Louisiana & Ark 1st 5s-----------1927 M 8
Lou & Jeff Bridge gu g 4s......... 1945 M 8
Louisv & Nashv gold 5s--------- 1937 M N
Unified gold 4s....................... 1940J J
Registered_______________1940! J J
Coll trust gold 5s----------------193LM N
10-year secured 7s----------------1930 M N
1st & ref 554* series A ------- 2003 A O
1st & ref 5s series B ________ 2003 A O
1st & ref 4 54* series O _____2603 A O
N O & Mobile 1st g 6 s ..........1930 J J
2d gold 6 s ............- ............. 1930 J J
Paducah & Mem Div 4s------1946 F A
8t Louis Div 2d gold 3s------- 1980 M 8
M ob & M ontg 1st g 4 M s— 1945 M S
South Ry joint Monon 4s.-19.52 J J
Registered__________ July 1952 Q J
At! Knox & Cin div g 4s------1955 M N
Louis Cin & Lex div 6 454s--1931|M N
Mahon Coal RR 1st 5s---------- 39341J J
Manila RR South lines 4s____1939 M N
1st 4s....... ................................1959 M N
Manito 8 W Coloniz g 5s_____1934 J D
Man G B & NW 1st gu 3.54s. .1941 J J
Mich Cent Det & Bay City 5s.l931M 8
Registered_______________ 1931 Q M
Mich Air Line 4s--------------- 1940 J J
Registered------------------------------|M N
Jack L & 8 gold 354*________ 1951 M S
1st gold 354*-------------1952 M N
20-year debenture 4s------------ 1929 A O
Midland of N J 1st ext 5s_____ 1940 A O
M L 8 & West ext s f 5s---------- 1929 F A
M il & Nor 1st ext 4 54* (blue).1934 J D
Cons ext 4548 (brown)---------- 1934 J D
Mil Spar & N W 1st gu 4s____ 1947 M 8
Milw & 8 L 1st gu 3M s-............1941 J J
Minn & St L 1st gold 7s_______1927 J D
1st cons gold 5s_____________ 1934 M N
Temp ctfs of deposit__________ 1 .
_
1st & refund gold 4s________ 1949 M
R ef & ext 5s series A _______1962 Q F
1st guar g 7s---------------------- 1927 J D
M St P & 8 8 M 4s stpd_____ 1938J
J
1st cons 5s_________________1938jj
J
1st cons 5s gtd______________ 1938! J J
10-yr coll tr g 6 54s----------------1931 M S
1st & ref 6s series A _________ 1946 J J
25-year g 5 Ms---------------------- 1949 M 8
M S t P & S S M & Cent Term
1st Chic Term s f 4s_______1941 M N
Mississippi Cent 1st 5s________1949 J J
Mo Kan & Tex 1st g 4s________1990 J D
Missouri-Kansas-Texas R R —
Prior lien 5s series A _________ 1962 J J
40-year 4s series B ___________ 1962 J J
10-year 6s series O__________ 1932 J J
Cum adjust 5s series A _ Janl967iA O
_
Missouri Pacific RR Co—
1st & refund 5s series A _____ 1965jF A
1st & refund 6s series D ____ 1949IF A
1st & refund 6s ser E int____:.1955 M N
General 4s__________________1975 M 8
Mo Pacific 3d 7s ext at 4 % ___ 1938 M N
Mobile & Birm prior lien g 5s__1945jJ J
S m a ll_________________________ lj J
Mortgage gold 4s__________ 1945 J J
S m a ll_________________________ (J J
Mobile & Ohio 1st g 6s_______1927 J D
1st extension g 6s______ July 1927 Q J
General gold 4s_____________ 1938 M S
Montgomery Div 1st g 5s___ 1947 F A
St Louis Division 5s_________ 1927 J D
Mohawk & Mai 1st gu g 4s----- 1991 jM S
Mont Cent 1st gu g 6s________1937 J J
1st guar gold 5s------------------- 19371J J
Morris & Essex 1st gu 3 Ms------- 2000 J D
Nashville Chat & St L 1st 5s__1928 A O
Nash Fla & Sheff 1st gu g 5 s ..1937 F A
National Ry of Mexico—
Prior lien 50-year s f 4 Ms_ 1957
_
July 1914 coupon on ___________ J J
July 1914 coupon o ff___________ J J
Assent cash warr rects No 3 o n ____




Price
Jan. 2
1926.

Ask. Bid.
Sale 106
82
Sale
78
7714
78
79
95 M
58
63 M Sale
58
6054------1954 2054 1654

Ask. Bid.
Sale 105
Sale
81
82
Sale
77%
Sale
95
5854 58
5854 58 M
Sale j 18M

55,000

8854 89 M 8954 91M 8954
102 M
102M
100 54
8354
82 M ------- 83 54
5,000 1 0 0 M _____ 100
10054 99 54
81.000 102 54 10254 10154 Sale 10154
232,000, 89 M Sale
91M 9154 9154
100
10054
39.000 74
Sale
7254 '7 2 14 72 M
196.000 93 M Sale
9754
9754 Sale
Sale
234.000 8554 Sale
87
8654
88 Vs 8654
86
10.000 85 M -----8254
8234 84
77 5 4 ------

6,000

5,000

85 M 86M
84 M

38.000 100M
11.000 98 M
8 ,0 0 0 78 54
13,000 76 54
195.000 98 M
122.000 96 Vs

--100
79
79
9854
Sale

9,000 103 M 104
26,000 96 54
57,000 8254 8254
78
33.000 9154 92 M
16.000 101
10154
10254
102
100
2,000 87 54 89
24,000 105M 10654
84% Sale
109 M

11.000 100%

8.000
9,000,

94 M
90
9354
84
97 %
96
84 54
9954
99 %
86 M
102 %
93 M
90%
10054
10554
107
10454
95M
105
103 M
9054
6554
100
84 M

10,000
4.000

90
9954

13.000
4.000
5.000
29.000
17.000
16.000
7.000
77.000
21.000
26,000
36.000
43.000
25.000
14.000
1,000

5.000
19.000

6 , 000 .

85
98
Sale
85 M
10054
100M
87 54
104
Sale

86
8554

89
106 M
85 M
109
10054
97 M
91 M
94 M
87 54
99 54
97 54
86 34
100
100
89
103
9554

102

69', 666 87 54 88
31.000 97 54 Sale
97 54
26.000
9854
171,000 10354 103 54 103 54
18,000 9954 101 54 101 54
2 1 ,0 0 0 8954 SO
8954

67.000

8554

88 M 88M Sept. 17 88M Sept. 17

9954
7954
Sale
Sale
Sale

6654
87 M
9154 94
9954 Sale

162,000 89 54
473.000 102
326,000, 102
945.000 6654
2,000 87 54
98 M
93 54
3.000 80
5.000 76 M
16,000, 101 54
101 54
'6 ' 666 8954
16,000 98
5.000 100
5.000 8654
109
101M
5,000 79
28,000 101

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88

101

92 M
97
99 M
87 M
112
11154
103
102 54
8054 78 54
Sale
10054

40,000

1754

1854'

106
10654
108 54
10654
99
10454
103 54
92
67M
9854
8754

91M S e p t .13 92
9954 Sept. 30,100

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

101

10554
105 M
103 54
96
104
10354
9154
65 M
9854
8554

Sept. 27
Sept. 15

July 19 103
Jan. 30 101
Jan. 21 82
Jan. 4 80
Jan. 4 9954
Jan. 4 9754

Aug.
M ar.
M ay
Feb.
July
Feb.

30
12
7
18
13
17

27 10454 June 23
26 99 June 24
4 8754 June 21
|
M ay 15
191 83
4' 99 July 2
16 10554 June 2
30 104 Feb. 15
1 90 M Feb. 1
1
30 9054 Feb. 25
5 110 Apr. 24
2 87 M Jan. 16
13 10954 M ay 27
Sept. 14
28 101
97 54 Aug. 27
93 June 19
Apr. 28
97
9154 July 27
9954 June 11
100 June 7
9054 M ay 25
10054 June 8
Jan. 11
101
9054 June 26
10554 June 26
9554 M ay 21

Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
July
Jan.
July
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sept.
Jan.

4
2
2
21
12
6
8

Sept.
106
10954 July
110 54 Feb.
108 54 Feb.
10054 M ay
Feb.
107
104 June
92 M June
68 June
9954 Apr.
89 June

3
26
17
26
26
8
7
16
17
21
4

90
July 26 93 M M ay 7
9954 Jan. 26 100 M ay 14

93

Sale
Sale
10554
Sale
9354

101 M 103

22 100
22 9854
23 7854
18 77
3 9854
3 9654

9354

95 M ------- 95 M 96
Sale
8654 8654 86
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

100M
8854

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Spet.

10154 Jan. 13
____ 10154 - - 10154 Jan.
67 June 5
64M Sale
6454 Sept. 14! 6554 Sept. 3 60M Feb.
Sale
7654 M ay 28
71 5 7154 7154 7154 Sept. 20 7154 Sept. 21 62M Feb.
Sale
9 9 M 100M 100
Sept. 24 10054 Sept. 1 100 Mar. 19 101 July 12
Apr. 14
8354 ------- 1
--------------------------1
______________ 85 Apr. 141 85
_ 101 10154 101 Sept. 25 102 Sept. 2 100 54 Mar. 6 102 Apr. 26
_
M ay 14
9954 July 28 101
9254 Mar. 171 9554 Apr. 15
93 M
92 M 93
8054 Feb. 16
79 Jan.
83 54
85M Apr. 19
Jan.
8454 Sept. 2 8454 Sept. 24 83
8454 8454 85
98 54 Sept. 29
Sept. 3 98 54 Sept. 29 93 54 Aug.
9854 98M 9854 98
96 June 26
90M Jan.
94 M
10154 M ay 26
10054 Sept. 29^10054 Sept. 29 100M Jan.
101M 10054 101
94
96 M
96” 94
95
95M Sept. 16! 9554 Sept. 10 93 54 Jan. 6 9854 Jan. 29
9254 9054 91M 90M Sept. 24 9154 Sept. 7 89 M ar. 8 93 Aug. 4
83
102
100
57
June 22 64
Jan. 4
Sale
60
58
A p r. 29 63 54 Feb. 2
Sept. 30
60 Sept. 13 56
58 54 58
June 18 23
Mar. 5
Sale
18M Sept. 1
21 Sept. 11 18
20
19
Sale
14 Sept. 1
15 Sept. 1 1254 M ay 20 1654 Jan. 14
15
14
100
102
99
Sept. 16 8554 Feb. 13 91 M Apr. 20
8854 8754 8854 8754 Sept. 24 89
98
97M Sept. 29 98M Sept. 13 97 54 Sept. 29 99 54 Feb. 19
9854 Sale
98
Sept. 21 9854 Sept. 2 9754 Mar. 30 9954 Apr. 23
9854 97 M 98
July 6
Sale 102
Sale 102M Sept. 10 103 54 Sept. 1 10254 June 1 ( 1 0 6
101 M 10154 102 54 10154 Sept. 11 102 54 Sept. 28 10054 Feb. 6 103 54 Jan. 5
Sale
89 M 9054 8954 Sept. 1 97M Sept. 10 8854 Aug. 14 9754 Sept. 10

93 54

97
10554
105
7254
92 34
10054
96
86
7854
10154

13
10
2
30
29
23
25

100

101
Sale
8454
81
103 54 103
Sale
9454

101

Sept. 16 10254
Sept. 21 9954
Sept. 1 7954
Sept. 18 78
Sept, lj 99
Sept, li 9754

10154 101M Sept.
106M 105 MSept.
Sale 110554 Sept.
Sale 110454 Sept.
98541 9854 Sept.

Sale
Sale
99
10454
105

259.000 96 54
56.000 80 M
98.000 1035s
932.0001 9254

82
79

9954
79
7754
9854
97

7 88M Sept. 17

8554 Jan.

104M 104
Sept. 17 104 Sept. 17 102 Jan.
Sale | 9554 Sept. 13 98 Sept. 30 90 Aug.
8554 84M Sept. 11| 8554 Sept. 28 8254 Jan.
80
Feb.
95
9454 Sept. 28 9754 Sept. 10 92 Jan.
Sale 10254 Sept. 1 10454 Sept. 25 100 M July
105
102 Aug.
9054 Feb.
90
8954 Sept. 17 8954 Sept. 17 85 Aug.
9054 89
10654 10754 Sale 10654 Sept. 3 10754 Sept. 30 10554 Jan.
______________ I_______________
88
88 I 86
84 58 Jan.
110M 109
11 0M -------------------- 1
______________ 109 Feb.
101
Sept. 14 101
Sept. 14 100 54 Jan.
10054
94 54 Feb.
96 54
91 M
9054 Jan.
97 Apr.
94 54
8454 Jan.
8954 88 M 8954 87 54 Sept. 15 89 S ept.21
100M 9954 99 M 99M Sept. 29, 9954 Sept. 3 97 54 Jan.
98
96 M 97 M 9754 Sept. 14 98 S ep t.13 94 Mar.
Sale
86 54 Sept. ll 88 Sept. 21
85 Jan.
8754 Sale
10054 Sept. 13 10054 Sept. 15 995 Mar.
4
10054 10054 101
100M Sept. 3 100M Sept. 10 9954 Apr.
100M 100M 101
90
8854 Sept. 25 8854 Sept.25 8654 Jan.
8854 90
104 103 54
103 54 Sept. 21 103 54 Sept. 21 10254 Mar,
Sale
95 54 95M 9454 Sept. 9, 9554 Sept. 16 9354 Jan.

9154 92
9954 100

Highest.

Lowest.

104
10554 104
9754 9854 98
8554 Sale
85
82
97
Sale
9454
102 54 Sale 10254
102
10154 105

10054
106
10654
10554
9854
103 54
105
103 54
9154 92
6654
9854
86 M

92 M —
q
q
8454 '8 5 '

86

9954
9854 100
7954 7954 7954
77 M
9854
9854 Sale
97
Sale
9754

3.000 10154 103
103
33,000 59
64 M 6554
5.000 64
6654 6954
10054
6.000
81 54
8354
102
2,000 10054
9954
9454
9254
91
83 54
7854
10,000 81
83 M 8454
98
50,000 9754 98
90
91M 94 54
3,000 10054 101
10054
93 M
95 54
21,000 94 54 95
9554
46,000 8854 89 M 91M
83
8254
99M 100M 99
63
58
65
31.000 60
61 M 58
64.000 2154 22
18M
14
17
2,000 15

100

Highest.

Ask. Sale Prices. I Sale Pri'es.
Sale Prices. I Sale Prices.
Sale 105
Sept. 13 106M Sept. 2 103 Mar. 5 106M June 23
Apr. 1 83
Sept. 2
Sale
7854 Sept. 17, 83
Sept. 2 66
69 54 June 11 80 M Aug. 27
7654 Sept. 22 77 54 Sept. 1 76 54 Apr. 14 81
July 13
Sale
Sept. 28
95
Sept. 22 98
Sept. 28 95 54 Aug. 12 98
Sale
58
Sept.30 60
Sept. 25 57 54 Aug. 13 6554 Feb. 9
Sale
Jan. 29
M ay 17 65
Sept. 9 58
5854 Sept. 15 60
5 9
1654 Sept. 1 21
"
Sept. 9 15
Aug. 27 2354 Feb. 26
Sale
15 Aug. 23 15 Aug. 23
91M, 8954 Sept. 9 8954 Sept. 9 8854 Jan. 6 9154 Mar. 19
Apr. 3
Apr. 3 101
101
84
Sept. 21 84
June 25
Jan. 5 87
Sept. 21 83
9954 Sept. 20 9954 Sept. 20 9934 M ay 3 10154 Jan. 18
10054
102
10154 Sept. 3 10254 Sept. 7 100 54 Feb. 25 10354 Jan. 29
Sale
July 20
9154 Sept. 13 9254 Sept. 3 89 54 Jan. 2i 93
101
9854 Mar. 3 102M M ay 4
Mar. 1
Sept. 7 72 M July 22 76
7454 72M Sept. 16 73
Sale
Sept. 9 9354 Jan. 4 9954 June 15
9754 Sept. 28 98
Sale
Jan. 8 8854 June 12
8654 Sept. 1 87M Sept. 9 85
June 25
Sale
Jan. 251 91
8654 Sept. 13, 8654 Sept. 13 86
Apr. 28 91M Aug. 13
81
84 M

io i: 102M 10154 Sale 101

101
Sale
Sale
104J4
98

9054
9954

88

Lowest.

Sept. 30.

ol. 1 2 3 ,

RANGE SINCE JA N . 1.

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.
Sept. 1.

S
Bid.
207,000 104
237,000, 73
80,000
74.000
126,000
32.000
3,000

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10054
84 M
103
94

8554 Sept. 18 8654 Sept. 10

Sale 10054
8454 8454
103541102M
Sale
9354

9754 Sale
105 M Sale
105M Sale
Sale
73
9254 93
10054
97 M 94
87 M 84 M 85 54
83
79
8254
102
10154 Sale
103
10154 102
92M - - 98 54 101
99 54 9954
Sale
89
89
11254 11154 11254
104 (10254 104
80541 78
79 M
10154 100M Sale

97
105
10554
72M
92 54

15
25
13
17

101 M
86M
103 54
9554

Sept. 3' 9654 Mar.
S ep t.13 80 54 Jan.
Sept. 3 10254 Mar.
Sept. 3 90M Mar.

Sept. 1
Sept. 21
Sept. 20
S ept.23
Sept. 9

98
106M
106 54
73 54
92 54

Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept. 11 92M
Sept. 16 9954
Sept. 29 100
Sept. 30, 89

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

1954 18

103 June 21
86 M July 17
104 54 Jan. 28
9554 Feb. 5

11
4
6
31
2

100
107
10754
7454
93

M ay 12
June 4
June 23
June 11
June 3

3i
14l
29
30

7954 Apr. 29 9054 M ay
June
78 % Sept. 10 87
10054 June 14 10354 July
100M Aug. 71106 54 Apr.
90 Jan. 16 92M July
Apr.
98 M Sent. 16 101
9954 Apr. 20,100 M Jan.
87 Jan. 21 9854 July
10954 Mar. 25I112M M ay
101 54 Jan. 26 102 54 M ay
8154 Feb.
77 54 Aug.
10154 M ay
10054 Sept.

78M Sept. 22 7854 Sept.
100M Sept. 8 101
Sept.

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.

4
4
9
31

89 54
101 54
10154
65
88

10054 July

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18M Sale I 1854

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22'
20
14
10
9!

86
Sept. 13 86
Sept.
7854 Sept. 10 7854 Sept.
Sept.
10154 Sept. 9 102
92
9854
100
89

Mar. 1 93

93 Apr. 7 96 July 15
8454 Jan. 11 8754 M ay 15

S ept.25 21M S ep t.22

15

Apr.

22
4
19
22
13
7
29
1
26
19
9
24

2 10354 Aug. 13

5 2254 June 23

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Sales in
September
Par Value.

BONDS
N. 7 . STOCX EXCHANGE.
National R y o f Mexico (Concluded)
Guar 70-year s f 4a_________ 1977
April 1914 coupon o ff______
Assent warr receipt No 3 on
Nat RR Mex prior Hen g 4 V is.. 1926
July 1914 coupon on ____
July 1914 coupon o ff____
Assent cash warr rect N ov 3 on
First cons gold 4a___________1951
April 1914 coupon o n _________
April 1914 coupon o ff_________
Assenting cash warr rect No 3 on
Naugatuck RR 4a_____________ 1954
New England R R cons 5s_____ 1945
Cons 4s_____________________1945
N J June R gu 1st 4a_________ 1986
N O & N East ref 444s A _____ 1952
New Orleans Term 1st 4a_____ 1953
N O Tex & Mex non cum inc 5s A ’35
First 5s series B ____________1954
First 5 44s series A_________ 1954
Npt & Cln B gen gu g 444s____1945
N Y & Bklyn & M B cons g 5a. 1935
N Y Cent RR conv deb 6s____1935
Registered______________
Consol 4s series A __________ 1998
Ref & Impt 414s series A ____2013
Ref & lmpt 5s series O ______ 2013
Registered___________________
N Y C & H R g mtge 314s____ 1997
Registered_______________ 1997
Debenture gold 4s_________ 1934
Registered______________
30-year deb 4s o f 1912_____ 1942




Price
Jan. 2
1926.
Bid.

A O

Ask. Bid.

Ask. Bid.

Ask

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

19

215*

214* 2544 21

23

324*

334*

294*

3054 30

8,000

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J J
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5.000
1.000
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185.000
145.000

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75
9444
8044
8344
92 44
83 4*
96 44
9644
101 44
9344

100

36,000 10744
105
57.000 854*
85.000 93
346,000 10144

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F A
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85 4*
924*
83 4*
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101
95
87
86
84
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96
■8544 864*
99 4* 9944
99 4* Sale
10544 Sale
9444 96
1004* 1014*

Sale 1074* 108
10644
116
8844 89
86
93 4* 9644 Sale
Sale 10344 Sale

1644
7644
9744
8644
84
9544
86

99 5*
99 44
105
9444
1005*

174*

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97
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100

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96
1014*

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924*

7844
7644
9544
9444
93

Sale
794* 80
7944 7754 7954
96
955* 96
9454 ------934* 934* 94

22,000 77
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744* 76
41.000 79
81
10.000 77 4* 7944
27,000, 93 44 9444
9144
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88,000 1024* Sale
270,000, 984* Sale
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13,000
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76
79
8044 7944 80
8044 7844
9544 9444 9544
93 44
97
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Sale 10244 Sale
9544 94 44 95
Sale 1014* 102
91
100
98
10044
100
984* 99 44
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9944 99 44
79 54
7744

90.000
2 ,0 0 0

179,000
2,000

26.000

7644
77 44
94 44
9244
914*

100

4,000

974*
9244
79

9944 100
105
107
3,000 10044 Sale
904* 92
3,000

78 54
7744
9444
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10244
103
103
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91
! 98
10044
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984*
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100

____

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100 44
9054
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92
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6544
61
62
67 44
65
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62
60
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69
7354
6844 685* 7344
6144 615* 664*
1034*
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98

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67
7444
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6644
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2054 Sept. 21 23

100

10554
10044 101
9054 92
9144
6044

77
6754 73
6544 68
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74
74
7454
6544 Sale
103
10344

13.000
37.000
80.000
303.000
12,000
335.000
51.000
3.000

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41.000 91
914*
10.000 148
150
19.000 9144 914*
1,000 102 4* 102 54
15.000 87 44 88
187.000 86 4* Sale
10.000 8544
116.000 614* Sale
1,000 59
9,000 87
"8744
87
10844 Sale""
171,000
Sale
167,000 99
Sale
31,000 1095*
10044
102 44
2,000 72 5* 73 5*
18,000 91 44
9054
102 Sale
3,000 9954
1005* Sale
29.000 9054
7.000 1045* Sale
27.000 104 5* 105 44
3.000 10444 10544
455.000 835* Sale

12.000 9244 95
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11,000 9244
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4.000 10044
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13.000 9154 94
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7,000 9154 915*
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40.000 9844 Sale
A
209,0001 9444 Sale
D
107,000; 103
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425,000; 10854 Sale
173.000 1115* Sale
______I 1095*
278.000 9854 Sale
MN

9244
16544
92 4*
104 44
9054
8854
65

Sale
Sale
925*
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Sale
Sale

92 54 Sale
11154 Sale'

93
16444
92 4*
104 4
-4
93 5*
8944

Sept. 2

79
775*
955*
94 5*
924*

Sept. 8 10744 Sept. 10; 104 54 Apr.
10644 Jan.
89 4* Sept.
855* Jan.
974* Sept.
92 4* Jan.
10444 Sept.
101 4 Mar.
4
103 44 Apr.
Sept.
804* Sept.
76 44 Jan.
Sept.
775* Sept.
7654 Jan.
Sept.
964* Sept.
94 4 Jan.
*
Sept.
945* Sept.
94 44 Jan.
Sept.
9354 Sept.
924* Sept.

16
28
4
7
3
10
2
19
4
19
24

109
10644
90 4*
9744
1055*
1015*
8144
8054
9644
945*
97

77

Sept. 29 794* Sept. 11

954*
81
84 54
925*
84
96 4*
96
102 4
4
94 44
995*

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

8844 Sept.
9654 Sept.
103 Sept.

785* Sept. 18 7954 Sept. 29
785* Sept. 18 785* Sept. 18
9454 Sept. 14 9444 Sept. 13
9544
1024*
103
10254
95
10144
91
98

Sept,
Sept
Sept,
Sept
Sept,
Sept,
Sept.
Sept,

3 9644
2 10354
1 104 4*
20 10354
3 954*
29 10254
28 91
14 98

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

10
30
28
10
8
24
28
14

994* Sept. 27 9954 Sept. 28

7544 Sept. 29 7554 Sept. 29

111

Sept. 11
Sept. 10
Sept. 9
Sept. 10
Sept. 7
Sept. 8
Sept. 14
Sept. 1
Sept. 27
Sept. 1
Sept. 13
Sept. 29
Sept. 29
Sept. 2
Sept. 20
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

2
13
10
29
29

Sept. 3

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

6244
61 5*
665*
6754
61
975*
96
9644
58
845*
100
675*

Jan.
Jan.
Aug.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.

6244 Apr.

80 June 8
78 Apr. 26
84 M ay 24
80 Apr. 23
95 Apr. 20
934* May 5
975* Feb. 15
105 Jan. 21
104 54 Apr. 24
104 44 June 14
965* June 16
104 June 16
June 30
91
98
Sept. 14
10054 Mar. 8
M ay 7
99
99 3 Sept. 28
4
794* Apr. 14
102
1064*
10144
90
88

Apr.
M ay
Jan.
Mar.
June

29
22
21
30
11

4 7744 June 17
June 30
Sept. 11
June 17
June 7
A u g .17
July 10
Sept. 8
July 19
101
70 June 17
895* Sept. 27
10054 June 12
76 June 12

76
70 J*
754*
75
74
1045*
1005*

3 71

July 17

87 44 M ay 25
100 5* Apr. 1
89 44 June 23
June 24
73
7444 Feb. 19
99
Feb. 1
785* June 15
854* Sept. 13
90 Aug. 11
July 13
101
108 Sept. 29
110 Apr. 26
10754 June 1
93 5* July 23
92 44 Apr. 19
94 4* May 11
166
Sept. 8
5 93 June 16
27 104 44 July 15
4 974* May 19
Apr. 27
4 91
8 88 M ay 12
2 66 M ay 22
Jan. 8 63 44 Apr. 20
Jan. 5, 9544 June 16

8644 Mar.
100 Jan.
77 54 Mar.
64 Jan.
63 Jan.
97 54 Apr.
6914 Jan.
774* Apr.
775* Jan.
98
,Tan.
1055* June
110 Apr.
107 Jan.
904* Jan.
89
Feb.
9044 Jan.
138 Mar.
91
Mar.
10054 Mar.
88 Jan.
86 44 Jan.
86
Feb.
615* Jan.

25
Hi
9;
14
28 60
28 87

Sept. 18 112

10144 Sept. 18 10144 Sept. 18' 100 44 Feb.
M ay
101
Sept. 1 10054 Sept. 8 100 44 July
Sept. 3 92
Sept. 8 894* Mar.
Sept. 9 107 Sept. 9 104:* Jan.
!
Sept. 11 108 Sept. 18 10544 Feb.
Sept. 1 9844 Sept. 25 96 54 Jan.
Sept. 23j 8544 Sept. 17 835* Jan.

June
M ay
Jan.
Apr.
Aug.
Sept.
July
M ay

16
20
19
30
24
18
15
28

Mar. 17 96 Jan.
Apr. 9 94
Sept.
Feb. 6 101 5* June
Mar. 23 984* M ay
82
Mar.
Sept.
Apr.
93
Sept.
Apr.
91
Sept.
M ay 4103
July
Feb. 161 9454 June
Jan. 8; 995* Mar.
Jan. 111 984* Aug.
Jan. 2 101 5* Apr.
Jan. 2 9944 Apr.
Jan. 2 10644 June
Sept. 9 10854 Jan.
Jan. 5 11344 Apr.
112
June 26 112 4* M ay
Sept. 30 101 44 Sept. 1 98 5* Jan. 2 102 54 Apr.

14
15
15
10
15
14
15
19
17
4
24
13
26
15
2
30
10
23

10044
915*
10544
107
97 4*
8554

10144 Sale

10054

1005* Sale

16
1
9
8

7044 Jan.

15
28
2
30
11

Aug. 2
Jan. 28
M ay 21
Apr. 26
Apr. 28
Aug. 18
Apr. 13
M ay 8
July 16
Sept. 10
Apr. 26

Sept. 1 108 4* Jan. 4 114 4* Apr. 26
1104* Mar. 61104* Mar. 6
Sept. 8 ! 984* Jan. 9 104 June 7
10154 Sept. 25 1025* Sept. 9 98 4* Jan. 12 103 4* June 5
^
1095* Feb. 17 1095* Feb. 17
1110144 Jan. 8 1054* Apr. 17
10244 Sept.9 10244
Sept. 9 10244 Sept. 9 1034* June 15
7854 Sept. 1 80 Sept. 29;
|
73
Jan. 211 82 M ay 26

935*
9344
1004*
974*
104 4*
10654
11154

93

95
8944
88
6554
Sept. 28 63
Sept. 28 9244
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Jan.
June
Jan.
Mar.
June

22
17
27
14
22
17
17
12
5
30

1015* Sept. 3 102

94
934* 95
9344 93 4* Sale
102
1014*
9754
Sale
79 54 Sale
Sale
9044 Sale
Sale
884* Sale
Sale
103
954*
Sale
9444 94
93 44 95
10044 Sale 1005*
Sale
98
9744 Sale
Sale 104 54 Sale
106
107 54 Sale 10754 Sale
112
1124* 11154 Sale
9244

7554 Jan. 13
Mar. 12
76
78 Mar. 5
Feb. 25
77
925* Mar. 10
92 " Feb. 9
9344 Feb. 4
102 44 Aug. 30
9844 Jan. 2
98 4* Mar. 3
92
Feb. 5
100 44 M ar. 31
8944 Feb. 3
98
Sept. 14
10044 Jan. 15
9854 Mar. 29
94
Jan. 25
794* Apr. 14

99 4*
106 44
10044 Sept. 29 10054 Sept. 14 10054
90
88

9444 93 4*
Sale
8854
88
65
6554 Sale
63
915* '9244 924*

1014*
9754
775*
8854
8654
102 44
94J4
934*

July 10 3544 June 21

June 21
1844 June 8 21
1854 July 20 1854 July 20
13 Mar. 10 2054 June 30
10044 July
87 M ay
85 4* Apr.
9754 June
8754 June
1005* Apr.
10044 Apr.
10544 Apr.
965* Apr.
102 Apr.

864*
8454
96 4*
8644
100
99 44
10554

92 54 Sept. 13 93 4* Sept. 20
Sept. 8
16544 Sept. 1 166
934* 924* Sept. 3 925* Sept. 1

111“

23

June 21

26
4
17
4
5
7
4
6
15
22

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

935*

Sale
10154 10244 102
101
102 110144 Sale
1095* ------- 109 5*
103
102 5*
10244 104
10244
80
7854 Sale
924*
9244
92
92 44
101
101 4*
101
10044
10044 Sale 10044 10054
915* Sale
9144 92
1045* 1055* 10544, 10644
,.
1064* 1075* 10544 10644
9844 Sale
97 4* Sale
85 44 Sale
8534 Sale

175* Apr. 30 27

Mar.
Jan.
Sept
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.

864*
8454
96
86
99
9954
1045*

664* Sept.
704*
73 Sept.
75
73 4* Sept.
74
6544 Sept.
69
10344 Sept.
103 5*
1005* Sept. 8 1005*
Sale
995* Sept. 30,10044
9644 9744 100 Sale 100
Sale
6744 Sept. 24 69
674* 68
61
624* 69
89 Sept. 111 895*
885* 8944 89 44 Sale
2 .0 0 0 10044
100 4* Sale 1004* 1005* 100 4* Sept. 1 1004*
42.000 69 4*
734* 7344 7344 Sept. 2 744*
7354 74
63 4*
6844 Sept. 27 70
18,000 63 44 64 54 685* Sale
6744
8744
8544 85 44 87 44
"8954 86
844* 8544 88
100
100 100
6,000 994* 80
8744 Sept.
8754
8754 88
8744 Sale
794*
70 Sept.
70
5,000 63
70
67
7144 75
6944
39,000 635* 6444 6844 70
69 5* 704* 69 Sept.
99 J4
99
97
99
1005*
34.000 6944 Sale
78
764* Sept
7644 Sale
7754 Sale
83 Sept
Sale
383.000 7854 Sale
854*
83
844* Sale
Sale
87 Sept
Sale
2 0 1 .0 0 0 77 4* 7844 87
8844
88
101
10.000 96 4* 98
99
9944
100
99 44 9944 Sept
27,000 106 4*
108
108
1074* Sept
105
10744
1084* 1085* 10844 1085*
107 4*
1065*
10654
1064*
915* Sept. 30 9344
73,000 91
Sale
915* Sale
9354 Sale
21,000

Sept. 28

Sept. 2 3144 Sept. 20

1644 Sept. 13 17

10744 10744 107
885* Sale
9644 Sale
10354 Sale

RANGE SINCE JAN . 1.

Lowest.

Sept. 30.

2 0 ,0 0 0

A O
A O

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F
J
J
F
M
M
M
M
M
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PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.
Sept. 1.

17,000

J J
J J

Lake88hore coll g 344 s______ 1998
Registered_______________ 1998
Mich Cent c o llg 314s______ 1998
Registered ----------------------1998
N Y Chic & St Louis 1st g 4 s ...1937
Registered___________________
25-year debenture 4s_______ 1931 M N
2d & lmpt 6s A B & C ______1931 M N
Refunding 5 44s Series A ____ 1974 A O
Refunding 5 14s Series B ____ 1975
N Y Connecting 1st gu 414s A . 1953 F 'A
1st gtd 5s ser B temp_______ 1953 F A
N Y & Erie 1st ext g 4s_______ 1947 M N
3d ext gold 414s____________ 1923 M S
4th ext gold 5s______________ 1930 A O
6th ext gold 4s______________ 1928 J D
N Y & Greenw L guar g 5s___ 1947 M N
N Y & Harlem g 314 s_________ 2000 M N
Registered_________________ 2000 M N
N Y Lack & West 1st 5s A ___ 1973 M N
1st & ref guar 414s Ser B ____1973 M N
N Y Lake Erie & West ext 7 s .. 1930 M S
N Y & Jersey 1st 5s__________ 1932 F A
N Y & Long Branch gen 4s_ 1041 M S
_
N Y & N E Boston Ter 1st 4s. .1939 A O
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Non-conv debenture 4s_____1947 M S
Registered___________________ M S
Non-conv debenture 314s___1947 A O
Non-conv deben 3 14s_______ 1954 A O
Non-conv debenture 4 s ____1955 J J
Non-conv debenture 4s_____1956 M N
Convertible debenture 314s_1956 J J
Convertible debenture 6s____1948 J J
Registered___________________ J
J
Collateral trust 6s__________ 1940 A O
Debenture 4s_______________1957 M N
Harlem R & Pt Ches 1st 4s. 1954 M N
N Y & Northern 1st g 5s_____1927 A O
N Y Ont & West 1st g 4s. June 1992 M S
Reg $5,000 only______ June 1992 M S
General 4s_________________ 1955J D
N Y Prov & Boston gen 4s___ 1942 A O
N Y & Putnam 1st con gu g 4s. 1998 A O
N Y & Rockaway Bch 1st g 5s. 1927 M S
N Y Susq & West 1st ref g 5 s .. 1937 J J
Second gold 414s___________ 1937 F A
General gold 5s____________ 1940 F A
Terminal 1st gold 5s________ 1943 M N
N Y Westches & Bos 1st 414s_1946 J J
Nord Rys extl s f 614s________ 1950 A O
Norfolk South 1st & ref 5s A . . 1961 F A
Norfolk & South 1st g 5s______1941 M N
Norfolk & Western gen g 6s_ 1931 M N
_
Improvement & ext g 6s___ 1934 F A
New River 1st gold 6s______1932 A O
Norf & West Ry 1st con g 4s_1996lA O
Registered_______________ 19961A O
Div 1st & gen g 4s_______ 1944 J J
10-year convertible 6s___ 1929'M S
Pocahontas C & C joint 4s. 1941 J
North Cent gen & ref 5s A ___ 1974 M
Northern Ohio 1st gu g 5s_____1945IA
Northern Pacific prior lien 4s-.1997
Registered__________________1997
Gen lien ry & Id gt 3s__Jan 2047
Registered___________Jan 2047
Ref & impt 444 s Series A _ 2047
_
Registered___________________
Ref & impt 6s Series B _____2047
Registered___________________
Ref & impt 5s Series C _____ 2047
Ref & impt 5s Series D _____ 2047
North Pac Terminal 1st 6s____ 1933
Northern Ry o f Calif gu 5s____ 1938
North Wisconsin 1st 6s_______ 1930
Ogden & Lake Ch 1st gu g 4 s ..1948
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s____ 1943 M S
Ohio Ind & W 1st pref 5 s..A p r 1938
Ohio River RR 1st g 5s_______ 1936 ? D J
General gold 5s_____________ 1937 A O
Oregon & Calif 1st gu g 5s_____ 1927 J J
Oregon RR & Nav con g 4s___ 1946
Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s_1946
Guaranteed con 5s_________ 1946
Guar refunding gold 4s_____ 1929
Oregon-Wash 1st & ref 4s_____ 1961
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s______ 1946
Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s_ 1938
_
2d extended gold 5s________ 1938
Paducah & Illinois 1st s f 4 44S..1955
Paris-Lyons-Med RR 6s______ 1958
Sink fund extl 7s____________ 1958
Paris-Orleans RR s f 7s_______ 1954
Paulista Ry 1st & ref 7s______ 1942
Penn RR consol gold 4s_______ 1943
Consol gold 4s______________ 1948
Stamped dollar bonds____ 1948
Consol 444s issue of 1915_ 1960
_
General 4 44 s Series A_______ 1965
General 5s Series B _________ 1968
l(J-year secured 7s_________ 1930
15-year secured 644s_______ 1936
Kegisteredj___________________
40-year 5s__ ______________ 1964

17

BONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

9254
934*
1014*
97 54
775*
88
8644
103

81 94
13 94
14 1014*
21 98
1 82
l 1 93
2 91
30 103
: lSept. 9 9444
Sept. 10 9444
Sept. 3 10154
Sept. 14 98
Sept. 24 1065*
Sept. 9 107 54
Sept. 24 11244
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept. 21 9154
Sept. 15 9144
Sept. 14 100
Sept. 21 964*
Sept. 15 7344
Sept. 14 82
Sept. 15 82
Sept. 30 10054
94
Sept. 15 9144
Sept. 3 914*
Sept. 11 98 54
Sept. 1 94 4*
Sept. 10 10254
Sept. 3 10654
Sept. 2 11154

18 10254
18 10244
26 101 4*
3 9244
2 108
3 108
4, 9854
2 1 88

18

B O N D S- STOCK EXCHANGE RECOKD
BONDS

N. T . STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales in
September
> ft. Par Value,
5

Price
Jan. 2
1926.
Bid.

Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 334s coll tr reg ctfs_ 1937 M S
_
Guar 334s coll tr ctfs B _____1941 P A
Guar g 334 s tr ctfs Series C ..1942 J D
Guar g 334s 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
Income 4s__________________ 1990 Acr
Peoria & Pekin Un 1st 534 s A _1974 A O
Pere Marq 1st 5s Series A _____1956 J J
1st 4s Series B ______________ 1956 J J
Phlla Balt & Wash 1st g 4s____1943 M N
General 5s Series B _________ 1974 p a
Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 48..1937 j j
Pine Creek registered gu 6 s____ 1932 J D
P O O & 8 t L g u g 4 H s Series A_ 1940 A O
Con 434 s Series B guar____ 1942 A O
Con 434 s Series C guar_____1942 M N
Con 48 Series D guar_______ 1945 M N
Con 3Ms Series E guar g___ 1949 F A
Con 4s Series F guarg______ 1953 J D
Con 4s Series G guar_______ 1957 M N
Con 4s Series H guar_______ 1960 F A
Con 434s Series I guar______ 1963 F A
Con 434 s Series J guar______1964 M N
Gen 5s series A _____________ 1970 J D
Registered___________________
Genera] g 5s ser B ___________1975
Pitts & Lake Erie 2d 5s_ Jan 1928
_
Pitts M cK & Yough 1st gu 6 s ..1932
2d guar 6 s_________________ 1934
Pitts Shen & L E 1st g 5s_____1940
First consol gold 5s_________1943
Pitts Va & Char 1st guar 4s_ 1943 M N
_
Pitts Y & Ash 1st con 5s______ 1927 M N
1st gen 4s series A ___________1948 J D
1st gen 5s series B ___________1962 P A
Providence Securities deb 4s___ 1957 M S
Providence Terminal 1st 4s____ 1956 M S
Beading Co gen gold 4s_______ 1997
Registered__________________1997
Jersey Central coll g 4s_____ 1951
1997
Gen & ref 4 ^ s ______
Rensselaer & Saratoga 6 s______ 1941
Richm & Danv deb 5s stamped.1927
Richm & Mecklenburg 1st 4s_ 1948
_
Richmond Terminal Ry 1st 5s. 1952
Rio Grande June 1st gu g 5s_ 1939
_
Rio Grande Southern 1st g 4 s ..1940
Guaranteed (Jan 1922 cou p on )’40
Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s_ 1939
_
1st con & coll trust 4s series A 1949
Rock Isl’d Ark & Loui 1st 434S-1934
Rutland-Canada 1st gu g 4s___ 1949
Rutland 1st cons g 434s_______ 1941

J
J
A
J
M
A
M
J
J
J
J
J
A
M
J
J

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

1,000
5.000

8634
82 54 83 34

81 J*
9634

22,000 86
87
20,000 79J4 7914
1 2 ,0 0 0
37
79.000
34.000 101
2 2 .0 0 0
8554
1.000 9234
8,000 106
65,000 42
106
2,000 9614
1,000 96 54
5.000 95 34
2.000 92 a
92
92
9234
9,000 92 34
9514
7.000 95
5.000 10134




92 34
99 ~

99 54 Sale
------ 101
105?4____
103 ____
2,000 10014____
8 8 14-----99 14____
9054 93
6,000 10254____
61
____
84 14____
9534 Sale
90
9054
94M Sale

1,000 9954
7314
1,000 10034
6,000 9554
1,000
5
5
50.000 8414
46.000 7434
647,000 89
8,000 7514
4.000 8 6

8.000 77
St Jos & Grand Island 1st g 4s_1947
9,000 9514
St Lawr & Adirondack 1st g 5s. 1996
2d gold 6 s__________________1996
101
St Louis & Cairo gu g 4s______ 1931
7,000 9514
St Louis Iron M tn & South—
82,000 10014
Gen con ry & land grant 5 s ..1931 A
347,000 9554
Unif & ref gold 4s__________ 1929 J
Registered___________________ J J
153,000 8914
River & Gulf Div 1st g 4s_ 1933 M N
_
1,000
St Louis Mer Bdge Ter gu g 5s_1930 A O
St Louis-San Fran Ry—
845,000 78
Prior lien 4s series A ________ 1950 J J
Registered___________________ J J
Prior lien 5s series B ________1950 J J 1.004.000 9334
81,000 103
Prior lien 6 s series C ________ 1928 1 J
8 8 ,0 0 0
Prior lien 5 34s series D _____ 1942 I J
9954
461.000 93
Cum adj 6 s series A ____July 1955 \ O
Income 6 s series A _____July 1960 Oct 1.819.000 8714
18,000 10414
St L & San Fran Ry gen g 6S..1931 J J
10 ,0 0 0 10054
General gold 5s____________ 1931 J J
102
St Louis Peoria & N W 1st gu 5s 1948 J J
St Louis Southern 1st gu g 4 s .. 1931 M S
9314
45,000 8414
St Louis Southwest 1st g 4s___ 1989 M N
7414
2d gold 4s income bon d.N ov 1989 J J
59.000
Consol gold 4s_____________ 1932 J D
65.000
1st terminal & unif 5s______ 1952 J J
214,000 8614
St Paul & K C Sh L 1st 434s.— 194LF A
15.000 10054
St Paul & Duluth 1st 5s_____ 1931 F A
30.000 8414
1st consol gold 4s__________ 1968 J D
90
St Paul E Grand Trunk 434s__1947 J J
4,000 9554
St Paul Minn & Man cons 4 s .. 1933 J
iJ
Registered_______
5,000 10754
1st consol gold 6 s__________ 1933 J
Registered___________________ jJ
47,000 99
6 s reduced to gold 4}4s_____1933 J
Registered____________________ J
1,000 '93Vi
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s___ 1937 J D
1,000
Registered____________________ .J D
1,000 8854
Pacific Ext sterling gu 4s _. 1940 J J
41.000 10114
StPaul Union Depot 1st 5s . . 19/3 J J

San Ant & Aran Pass 1st gu 4s. 1943 J J
Santa Fe Presc & Phenix 1st 5s. 1942 M S
Sav Fla & West 1st g 6 s ______ 1934 A O
1st g 5s
1934 A O
Sclo Vail & N 'E 'lst'g u 'g 4sIIIIl989 M N
Seaboard Air Line g 4s________ 1950 A O
Stamped___________________ 1950 A O
F A
Adjustment 5s______________ Oct 1949
Refunding g 4s_____________ l959 A O
1st & cons 6 s series A _______ 1945 M S
Atlan-Birm Div 4s____M ay 1933 M S
Seaboard-All Fla 1st 5s A _____ 1935 F A
Seaboard & Roanoke 1st 5s extd 1931 J J
So Caro & Ga 1st ext 534s_____ 1929 M N
South & Nor Ala gu 5s________ 1936 F A
Gen cons gu 50-year 5s____1963 A O
Southern Pacific Co—
4s g Central Pac coll____ Aug 1949 J D
J D
Registered_______________
M
Convertible 4s_____________ June1929S
Convertible 5s_____________ 1914 J D
20-year gold 5s_____________ 191' M N
San Francisco Term 1st 4s___1950 A O
Registered_______________ 1950 A O
So Pac of Calif 1st cons 5s_____ 1937 M N
South Pac Coast gu 4s________ 1937 J J
South Pac R R 1st ref gu 4s____1955 J
Southern R y 1st cons 5s______ 1994 J
Registered__________________1994 J
Devel & gen 4s series A _____ 1956 A
Devel & gen 6 s_____________ 1956 A
Devel & gen 634 s series A _ 1956 A
_
Memphis Div 1st g 6 s______ 1996 J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s_______ 1951 J
East Tenn reorg lien g 5s___ 1938 M S
Mobile & Ohio coll tr 4s____ 1938 M S
Spokane Int-ernat 1st g 5s_____ 1955 J J
Staten Island R y 1st 434s_____ 1943 J D

37 54
10014
101J4
86
93
10614
4214
108
96 54

80,000

14,000
133,000

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.
Sept. 1.

Ask. Bid.

8 1 54

10014
79
10214
_____
7
_____
8714
7414
8954
7514
8754

87
8514
8414
83 54
97 54
8814
8314
40 54
10154
103
87
9354
10714
4314
10614
9914
99
9814
9534
9554
9514
9514
95 54
97 54
9754
102 54
10254
.........
10514
10114
10154
10054
92
10014
9214
102 54
_____
8454

Sale

9714
89 34
Sale
Sale
10314
Sale
9414
108
4354
100
Sale
Sale

Ask

85
85
8414
84
9714
8814
8354
39
10114
10254
8654
9354
108
4114
106 54
9654
99

100

Highest.

Sale Price*

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

Sept. 11 87

9754
8814
83 34
3954
10114
10214

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
86
Sept.
9354 Sept.
10714 Sept.
4114 Sept.
9914
99
9834
98

Sapt. 9
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept. 28

Sept. 11

Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 16
Sept. 3
102
S ep t.14
10314 Sept. 2
87
Sept. 9
93 54 Sept. 3
10854 Sept. 13
43
Sept. 20
97 54
8854
86
42

9914
99
9814
98

87

Sept.
July
8414 June
8354 June
9954 July
July
89
8914 Au .
42 July
M ay
104
10414 June
8 8 54 M ay
94 54 M ay
11114 M ay
June
45

Sept.
Jan.
June
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
M ar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.

Sale 10214 Sept. 28 10314 Sept. 14
10054
106
--10154 Sept. 10 10154 Sept. 10
----...
---10414 10214 Sept. 17 10314 Sept. 14
70
---

10054 Sale
Sale
97
91 54 Sale
10 1

82 54 Sale

92

Sale
•1 0 1

8234 Sale

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

10854 10714 109
100

9954

~95~

9414 9554

10 2

8 9 14_____
10214 10314 Sale
Sale

8914

8114
Sale
7414
Sale
9114
Sale
10054
Sale
102
104
10614 10714

63,000

8714 Sale
8714 Sale
82
88
97
Sale
9714 Sale
9954 10014 10114 Sale
10014------- 10014 10054
36,000 8614 87
8954 Sale
2,000
3.000 10254 ------ 10254 ____
3.000 9434 -----94 54 95
91 54 Sale
492.000 9014 Sale
116.000 10434 Sale 10654 Sale
269,000
15,000

84 Sale
111
Sale
11754 Sale
10514 10614
8914 9014
100 103
90
_____
82
8614
8 2 1 4 -------

92
98

Sept. 13
Sept. 1

107 54 Sale

27
6

1
28
1
6

7
21
13
16
7

99 54 Jan. 5 10454 June 14
10054 M ay 18,101
M ay 6
10054 June 17 10314 Mar. 27
10154 Aug. 9 10154 Au0 . 9
30 100
28| 9114
5 10454
16; 6854
14, 8454

Apr.
Mar.
June
June
Aus .

9
23
22
30
14

2 99

July

9

90
Jan.
9414 Jan.

8i

9954
91
10254
6214
8454

Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Aug.

95 June 29
21 9854 June 11

10014 Sept. 15,10014 Sept. 15

99 54 Mar. 12
78 July 19
10114 Sept. 20 10114 Sept. 10 10014 Aug. II
100 Sept. 25 10014 Sept. 24 9514 .Tan. 16
514 Sept. 30 7 Sept. 3
514 Sept. 30
9054
8254
92J4
7914
91

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

92
8314
9454
8014
9114

Sept. 1
Sept. 15
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
Sept. 11

Sept. 15
85
8514 84 54 Sept. 22 85
9914 Sept. 30 9914 Sept. 30
9914 Sale
106
Sept. 3
95
9614 9554 Sept. 17 96

10 0

M ay
July
Sept.
Sept.
July
Jan.
July
Au .
July
Sept.
July

10014
9914
9814
98
9414
93
9554
9554
97 54
9 8 ‘4
10414

9514 Jan.
9134 Sept.
9754 Sept.

10 2

10034 Sale
9734 Sale

11
12
14
1
9
10
3
7
22
17
25
3
17
14

86

Sept. 9
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept. 28

10214
_____
10554
10354
10 2
10154
10054
--92
___
10014
--...
9254
10414 10214
_____
70
8454
—
Sale
100 54
106
—

9214 9114 9314
Sale
97 54 Sale
109
100
10014 100
7914 80
7814
101
10154 10114
100
101
10014 10014
7
514 Sale
554
Sale
92
9054 Sale
8214 83 5 8254 83
.1
9414 Sale
9214 Sale
8011 7914 81
76
92
91
90
91

8714
10214
108
10154
8854
8014
8014
8014
74
9554
9114
9454
100
101

87
83
84
82
9614
8614
7954
35
10014
10114
8554
93 54
10614
4014

10254 10154

93 54
9454
93 54
9414
9414
9634

9814 Sale
Sale
10154
10114 Sale
10154
9714
97 54 Sale
9514 Sale
9514
104 54 10514
10454
100 54 10114 10014 10114
10354 10454 103 54 10454
94
9414
Sale
8 6 54 Sale
85 54 Sale
75
79
78 34 80
7914
Sale
9314 Sale
9314 Sale
Sale
8914 94
9414 9414
Sale
91
8654 9114 Sale
102
101
10154
8914
8514 8914
9214
9214
’ 9654 9614 99
9554 Sale

Sale
514.000 82
145.000 10814 Sale
186.000 112 Sale
4.000 10154------6.000 8854 ------2,000
29.000
23.000
8354

Lowest.

Sale Prices.

9654 Jan.
96 5 Jan.
/$
9754 Apr.
9314 M ay
9214 Jan.
92 54 Feb.
Feb.
93
9714 Sept. 15 9714 Sept. 15 9714 Sept.
9514 Jan.
9714 Sept. 3 9814 Sept. 16 96
Jan.
Sept. 14 100 Jan.
10214 10214 Sept. 3 103
Sale

92
98
109

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10554
10014
10214

53.000 8354 8454
5.000 99 10014
1.000 10954
10114
2 ,0 0 0 87 54 8814
27.000 7854 7954
Sale
29.000 79
596.000 87 54 Sale
125.000 7154 Sale
750.000 9514 Sale
188.000 8854 Sale
149,000
100 Sale
10154 10154
6,000 10254 _____
6,0 0 0 10514-------

Highest.

87

9714
89 34
84M
41
Sale
Sale
8714
94 54
10854
41 ■

RANGE SINCE JAN . 1.

Lowest.

9714 9954 9814

10 0

Sale

Sept. 30.

Ask Bid.

79
8 4 1 4 ____
-9 9 14-----10314 10214____
96
95
96
Sale
Sale

[V ol. 123.

13
28
17
13
3

92 54 A u i.
85 June
9454 Apr.
83 54 M ay
92 June

8 6 54 Jan.
7414 Jan.
89 Jan.
7554 Jan.
87 Jan.

10154 July
80 M ay
102 54 Aub .
10114 July
7 Sept.

31
14
28
21
26

7814 Jan. 6 85 July 2
9714 Apr. 27 9914 M ay 22
95

A u g " 17 *96i4'JanT'25

10014 Sept. 20 100 54 Sept. 9 J00 Aug. 17 101
Apr. 23
96J4 Sept. 29 9714 Sept. 1 9554 Jan. 2 9754 M ay 11
9154 Sept. 18 9214 Sept. 10
100 Sept. 15 100
Sept. 15
8214 Sept. 30 83
9754
10114
10114
97
95
10554
10014

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

99
102 54
10154
98
9614
10614
10154

8554 Sept. 30 8654
9314
9314
9014
10114
8954

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

9414
9514
9214
101M
91

9554 Sept. 30 9614

Apr. 22
89 Jan. 6 94
9954 M ay 17 10034 M ar. 9

Sept. 3

M ay 12
June 12
Apr. 21
Jan. 2
Apr. 9
Sept. 11
Sept. 16
Sept. 28
Apr. 27
June 16
M ay 28
M ay 13
M ay 12
Apr. 22
Apr. 24
Sept. 3
1 0 1 1 4 Sept. 21
Sept. 16
91
Jan. 27
91
9754 June 1
8414
84
99 54
103
103 34
98
9634
106 34
10134
104
9754
88
82
95
9754
9234

7754 Jan.
80 Apr.
Sept. 1 93
Jan.
Sept. 29 10154 Aug.
Sept. 3 99 34 Jan.
Sept. 11 92 54 Mar.
Sept. 16 8454 Mar.
Sept. 28 101
Mar.
Sept. 13 10014 Feb.
102 34 Jan.
9414 Apr.
Sept. 24 84}4 Jan.
75 Jan.
Sept. 3 91 54 Jan.
Sept. 13 8914 Jan.
Sept. 3 8 6
.Tan.
Sept. 21 10134 Sept.
Sept. 16 87
Feb.
9034 Jan.
Sept. 9 9554 Sept.

10754 Sept. 30 10754 Sept. 30 10754 Sept.
107
Mar.
9914 Sale
9914 Sept. 25 9954 Sept. 13, 99 July
9714 Aug.
9414 _____ 9414 Sept. 13 9414 Sept.
93
Mar.
93
Sept. 9 93
Sept.
9214 M ay
88
90
8914 Sept. 2
8914 Sept.
8914 Sept.
104 Sale 103 54 Sept. 8 10414 Sdpt.
10154 Jan.
8814 Sept. 8 84
88
8814 8714 Sept.
Jan.
102
10214 Sept.
10214 Sept. 23 10034 Jan.
108 Sept.
108 Sept. 15 108 Sept.
10814 110
10214 10314
Sept.
89
Sept. 13 8714 Jan.
8854 8934 89
82
8014 Sept.
81
8114 Sept. 24 7814 Mar.
81
Sept. 3 7814 Mar.
8014 8154 80 54 Sept.
8134 Sept. 8 76
7914 Sept.
8114 Sale
Mar.
7314 Sept.
7454 Sept. 3 6§34 Mar.
7314 Sale
9414 Sept.
9554 Sept. 3 91
9454 Sale
Mar.
91
Sept. 16 8834 Jan.
9014 9154 8954 Sept.
94
Sept.
97 Sept. 8 92 34 Mar.
9454 Sale
100
9954 June
102
101
101
Aug.
10214 Sept. 17 10234 Sept.
10214 10314 10214 Sept.
10614 Sept.20 10554 Jan.
10614 108 10614 Sept.
87
Sept. 1 8814 Sept. 30 8514 Mar.
88
Sale
82
88
8454 May
97 54 Sept. 8 9814 Sept. 29 9654 Jan.
9814 Sale
10 0
10154 10014 Sept. 27 10114 Sept. 1 100 Jan.
_____100
9954 Mar.
89 54 Sept. 8 90>54 Sept. 16 87 Jan.
9014 Sale
86
Sept. 28 8 6
Sept. 28 85
Jan.
Sept. 13 10054 Sept.
10214 104 10054 Sept. 23 101
Sept. 9 95 Sept. 9 9414 Jan.
9 4 1 4 ____ 95
9154 Sept. 1 9214 Sept. 11 90
9114 Sale
Jan.
10514 Sale 10554 Sept. 29 10714 Sept. 8 104
Jan.
1 0 1 54 Mar.
83 54 Sept.
84 3 Sale
4
8454 S ep t.17 8134 Jan.
112
Sept. 10 10714 Jan.
11154 Sale 11154 Sept.
Jan.
11814 Sept. 10 1 1 2
11754 Sale 117 54 Sept.
10554 10614 105 54 Sept.
10554 Sept. 23 10154 Jan.
Sept. 21 86
91
Apr.
8954 9014 8954 Sept.
100 Sept.
Sept. 29 99X4 Jan.
101
10014 103
9054 Sept.
9114 Sept. 16 87 34 Jan.
90 54
Sept.
82
Feb.
8514 85
8554 Sept. 3 81
8214

30
26
28
30
31
5
2
8

10954
108
100
99
9554
93
90
10554

M ay
Aug.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Sept.
M ay
July

7
30
16
23
9
9
22
19

5 89 June 4
15 10254 Apr. 9
15 110 Jan. 23
M ay
90
82
Feb.
82 Jan.
8754 Jan.
76 July
9654 Apr.
94 M ay
9854 Feb.
10034 Aug.
102 M ay
104 34 M ay
10854 June

18
3
23
2
10
23
8

11
16
21
22
2

M ay 17
M ay 6
June 18
M ar. 23
Feb. 5
M ay 21
86
Sept. 28
10454 M ay 21
95
Sept. 9
93 Apr. 24
108 June 22
10634 June 17
8 6 34 June 4
113 34 June 1
11834 June 22
10654 July 31
91
Sept. 21
101
Sept. 29
93 June 11
8754 June 3

9054
8534
9854
102 54
10154
91

O c t ., 1 9 2 6 .]

BONDS
N. 7 . STOCK EXCHANGE.

BONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
Sales in
£c
.
i ! September
> a. Par Value.
5

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.
Sept. 1.

Bid.
Ask. Bid.
91 4 2 ------- 94
1 ,0 0 0
9 9 4 6 _____ 100
5,000 96 V 9746 97%
s
28,000 10146 Sale 101 %
26,000 84% 8546 8 6 %
116,000
10246
12,000 97
99 46
105%
103
8,000 9046 104
38.000 99%
99%
18.000 99 46 99% 1 0 2 %
6 ,0 0 0 10046 10146 1 0 1
• ,0 0 0 10046 1 0 1
2
10046
10046
97 % 98
10,000 30
35
89%
87% 90
99
97% 98
99
96% 98
9246
90%
38.000 8646
88%
66%
13.000 76
Sale
40
6 ,0 0 0
43
47
94%
154.000 92% Sale
92%
1,000
166.000 99% 99%

Sunbury & Lewis 1st g 4s______1936 J J
Superior S L 1st 6 s______ June 1930 M S
Term Assn o f St L 1st g 4% s_ 1939 A O
_
First cons g 5s______________ 1944
Gen ref s f gold 4s__________ 1953
Texarkana & F S Ry 5K s ser A1950
Texas & N O cons g 5s________ 1943
Texas & Pacific 1st g 4s_______ 2000
Second gold income 5s______ 2000 Mar
Louisiana Div B L 1st g 5 s ..1931 J J
Tex Pac— M o Pac Term 5%s_.1964 M S
Toledo & Ohio Cent 1st g 5s_ 1935 J J
_
Western Div 1st g 5s_______ 1935
General gold 5s_____________1935
_
Toledo Peoria & West 1st 4s_ 1917
Tol St L & West 50-yr g 4s___ 1950
Tol W Va & Ohio 1st gu 4% s A . 1931
1st guar 4% s series B _______ 1933
1st gu 4s series O ____________1942 M S
Tor Haro A Buff 1st 4s________ 1946 J D
Ulster & Delaware 1st con g 5s. 1928
First refunding gold 4s______ 1952
Union Pac RR & land gr g 4S..1947
Registered__________________1947
20-year conv 4s_____________ 1927
Registered____________________
93.000
_
First & refunding 4s_ June 2008 M S
10.000
1st lien & ref 5s________ June 2008 M S
117,000
10-year secured 6 s___________1928 J J
D N J RR & Canal Co gen 4 s ..1944 M S
1 ,0 0 0
Utah & Northern 1st ext 4s_ 1933 1 J
_
Vandalia consol g 4s A ________ 1955 F A
Consol 4s, series B ________ .1957 M N
Vera Cruz & P 1st gu g 4% s___ 1934 J J
July 1914 coupon on_______
J J
Assenting 1st 4% s___________1934
1 ,0 0 0
Virginia Midland 5s series F ___1931 M 'S
General 5s_________________ 1936 M N
Va & Southwest 1st gu 5s_____ 2003 Q J
181,000
First cons 50-year 5s_______ 1958 A O
212,000
Virginian Ry 1st 5s ser A _____ 1962 M N
Wabash 1st gold 5s_______________1939 MN! 70.000
75.000
Second gold 5s________________ 1939F
34.000
R ef s f 5% s ser A__________ 1975:M
Deb B 6 s registered________ 1939 J
1st lien 50-year gold term 4s. 1954
Det & Ch Ex 1st g 5s_______ 1941
4,000
Des Moines Div 1st g 4s____1939
23,000
Omaha Div 1st g 3 % s_____ 1941
Tol & Chic Div 1st g 4s_____1941 M S
6 ,0 0 0
Warren RR 1st ref gu 3 % _____2000 F A
4.000
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s_______ 1948 Q M
41,000
Wash Term 1 st gu 3 % s_____ 1945
1 .0 0 0
1st 40-year guar 4s________1945
A
Weatherf M W & N W 1st 5 s ..1930
207,000
West Maryland 1st g 4s______ 1952 A O
10,000
West N Y & Pa 1st g 5s_______ 1937 J J
5,000
General gold 4s_____________ 1943 A O
Inc g 5s_______________April 1943 N ov
123,000
Western Pacific 1st 5s A ______ 1946 M S
22,000
1st g 6 s ser B _______________ 1946 M S
46.000
West Shore 1st 4s guar_______ 2361 J J
15.000
Registered_________________ 2361 J J
3,000
Wheeling & Lake Erie 1st g 5s_.1926 A O
Wheeling Div 1st g 5s______ 1928 J J
1 ,0 0 0
Exten & impt. gold 5s______ 1930 F A
42.000
Refunding 4%s ser A ______ 1966 M S
2 1 .0 0 0
Wheel < L Erie RR 1st con g 4s 1949 M S
fe
24,000
Wilkes-B & East 1st gu g 5s___1942 J D
Wilmar & Sioux Falls 1st 5s___1938 J D
7.000
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s___ 1960 J J
44,000
Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s_ 1919 J J
_
4.000
Sup & Dul Div & Ter 1st 48.1936 M N
Wor & Con East R y 4 % s____ .1943 J J
Industrials
27.000
Adams Express coll tr g 4s___ 1948 M S
60.000
Ajax Rubber 1st 8 s__________ 1936 J D
11,000
Alaska Gold M deb 6 s A ______ 1925 M S
10-year conv 6 s ser B ______ 1926 M S
55.000
Alpine-Montan Steel 7s_______ 1955 M S
1 ,0 0 0
Amer Agric Chem 1st conv 5S..1928 A O
208,000
1st ref sink fund 7 % s_______ 1941 F A
53.000
Amer Beet Sugar conv deb 6 s__ 1935 F A
136,000
Amer Chain 10-year s f deb 6 s. 1933 A O
8 ,0 0 0
Amer Cotton Oil deb 5s______1931 M N
Amer Dock & Impt extd 6 s____1936 J J
12,000
American Ice deb 7s July 15_1939 J J
8 ,0 0 0
Amer Mach & Fdy s f g 6 s___ 1939 A O
38.000
Amer Republic Corp s f deb 6 s. 1937 A O
246.000
Amer Smeltg & R ef 5s ser A _ 1947 A O
_
90.000
1st g 6 s ser B _______________ 1947 A O
308.000
_
Amer Sugar Refg 15-year 6 s_ 1937 J J
498.000
Amer Tel & Tel Coll trust 4s_1929!J J
1 1 .0 0 0
Convertible 4s______________1936 M S
1 2 ,0 0 0
20-year convertible 4 % s____1933 M S
169.000
30-year coll trust 5s________ 1946 J D
Registered____________________J D
. fd
"
-----J
768.000
35-year sink . . deb 5s______1960 J
336.000
20-year sink fd 5 % s________ 1943 M N
203.000
Amer Type Founders deb 6 s_ 1940 A O
_
108.000
Amer Water Wks & Elec coll 58.1934 A O
107.000
Amer Writing Paper s f 7-6s_ 1939 J J
_
145.000
Temp interchang ctfs o f dep____
683.000
Anaconda Copper Min 1st 6 s ..1953 F A
1 ,0 0 0
Registered____________________
574.000
15-year conv deb 7s________ 1938 F A
Andes Cop Min deb 7s 25% pd 1943 J J 1,066,000
403.000
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate 7s_____ 1945 M B
38.000
Antilla (Comp Azuc) 1st 7%s__1939 J J
26.000
Ark & Memph Bdge & Term 5s. 1964 M S
255.000
Armour & Co 1st real est 4%s_1939 J D
437.000
Armour & Co o f Del 1st 5% s -1943 J J
100.000
Associated Oil 6 % gold notes_1936 M S
Atlanta Gas Lt 1st 5s________ 1947 J D
7,000
Atlantic Fruit 7s ctfs o f dep_ 1934 J D
_
Certif of deposit stamped_______
31.000
A tl Gulf & W IS S Lines coll tr 5s ’ 59 J J
56.000
Atlantic Refining deb 6 s______ 1937 r j
17.000
Baldwin Locom Wks 1st s f 5s.l§40 M N
Baraqua (Comp Azucar) 7%s_1927
Barnsdall Corp conv 8 s______1931
763.000
Debenture 6 s trust ctfs____ 1940
Belding-Heminway conv 6 s____ 1936
100.000
65.000
Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B ..1 9 4 8 ,- „
175.000
First & ref 5s series C ______ I960'A O
_
42.000
Bethlehem Steel 1st & ref 5s g A 1942 M N
20-year pur & Imp s f 5s___ 1936 J J
151.000
687.000
Cons 30-year s f 6 s ser A ____1948 F A
Con 30-year s f 544s B ______ 1953 F A
576.000
8 ,0 0 0
Blug & Bing temp deb 644s____1950 M S
Booth Fisheries deb 6 s________ 1926 A O
3.000
Botany Cons Mills 6 % s______ 1934 A O
71.000
Brier Hill Steel 1st 5% s______1942 A O
91.000
Broadway & 7th Av 1st con 5s.l943 J D
19.000
Ctfs or dep stpd June '26 in t___
18.000
Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s_____ 1941
22,000
Bklyn Edison Inc gen 6 s A ____ 1949
179.000
General 6 s series B__________1930
96.000
Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6 s ...........1968 J J
5.000
Bklyn Q Co A Sub gtd 5s.........1941 M N
13.000
1st 6 s rtamped____________ 1941 J J




Price
Jan. 2
1926.

86%

106
103
92
94
88

87%
------10 0
10 0 %

9846
90%
101%
102%
98%
9846
82%
10 1

84%
77%
85%
7546
82
83%
90%
96%
67%
10 1%
83%
40
9646
10 2 %
84%
83%
10 0
10 0

9846
80%
81%
6446

10 2
86

80%
8746
74

85
103
4
4
9146
10 2%
103%
9846
98%
97
10546
125
10046
98
9946
10846
103
97
91%
97%
10 1%
97%
103%
103%
96
4846
48%
10 1%

Sale
107
Sale
____
89

85
84%
91%
97% 97%
73%
Sale
1 0 1 % 10 1 %
86%
Sale
99%
99%
Sale
103% 1 0 2 %
85
Sale
84%
84
99%
10 1
10 0 %
99%
81% 8 8 %
85%
85
65% 72
10 2%
85%
87
80% 82%
89%
Sale
82

Sept. 30.

Ask Bid.
92%
9946
9846 9846
10 2%
87% 8746
Sale 1 0 1 %
Sale
99%
Sale 10546
93
1 0 0 % 10046
Sale
10 1%
10 0 %
10046 1 0 0 %
30
Sale
90
10 0
99
99
92%
90
89%
69% 67%
41% 40%
95
93%
94% 91%
Sale
99%

89% 91
107
107%
1 0 2 % Sale
94% 95%
94% 97
9046
90%

25
25%
------- 1 0 0 %
_____ 1 0 2 %
------- 10 0
9146 93
Sale 1 0 1 %
Sale 1 0 2 %
10 0 %
99
Sale 103
51%
83%
83
10246
86%
Sale
80%
89%
8346
84

19

27

90%
106%
10 2%
94%
95%
90%
90%
25

Ask.

Lowest.

10 0

89%
67%
40%
93%
92%
99%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

8 6 % 87% 8 8 %
104% Sale 104%
4%
5%
3%
5% 4%
4%
89% 8 9 % I 89%
103
103% 103
104% Sale 104
93% 94
93%
Sale 1 0 1 %
10 1
95% 95
95
105%
137
1 0 2 % 105
103%
10 0
1 0 0 % 99%
1 0 0 % Sale
10 0 %
108% Sale 108%
103% Sale 104%
97% Sale
98%
94% 95 I 92%
_____ 98% ' 98
Sale 102% Sale 102
101%
Sale 1 0 0 % Sale 100%
Sale 105% Sale 104%
Sale 103% Sale 101%
97
96% 97% Sale
60
58
57%
50
58
59
57%
50
Sale 103% Sale 103
86

105% Sale 106% Sale
Sale 10446 Sale
97% Sale
98% Sale
90
87
86
91
93% 94% 98% 98%
Sale
91
90% Sale
93% Sale
94% Sale
Sale
103
1 0 2 % 103
10 0 %
99%
15
17% 2 0
14% 39% 2 1
Sale
71
99% 99% 1 0 1 % Sale
105%
105%
104%
104% 105% 104
105% Sale
99% Sale
97% Sale
1 0 0 % Sale
100 % Sale 1 0 2 % Sale
100 % Sale 1 0 2 % Sale
Sale 1 0 1 % Sale
96
97% Sale
93% Sale
95% Sale 1 0 0 % Sale
95% Sale
Sale
88
95% 93% 94
94
98
97
78
90
Sale
84
94% Sale
104% 104%
10 1 % 1 0 2
Sale
73% 76% 72
74
74% 70
94% Sale
93% Sale
1 0 2 % 103% 104% Sale
104
105% 104% 105
92% 92% 96% Sale
64
63% 61
61
7746 79 i 74% 79

10 0

Sept. 12
Sept. 25
Sept. 28
Sept. 30
Sept. 15
Sept. 8

90
69%
41%
95%
92%
99%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

10
9
7
2
15
3

Mar.
June
July
Tan.
May
Jan.
May
89 % Sept. 14 90% Sept. 9 8 6
Jan.
106% Sept. 28 107% Sept. 3 106% Aug.
102 Sept. 18 102% Sept. 3 102 Aug.

101

24
22
Sept. 29 101
101
99%
96
Sept. 8 90%
102
Sept. 3 99%
103
Sept. 2 101
101% Sept. 25 98%
103% Sept. 1 98%

Sept. 29 101

88%

Sept. 10
82% Sept. 17
80%
85%
85%
84

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

99%
104
85%
81%
99%

14
15
23
27

15
22
5
10
13
17
10

Jan.
3 10 1
9 105 June
2 1 0 1 % July
29 1 0 1 % Mar.
6 1 0 2 % June
29 37% Jan.
27 90% July
21 98 Jan.

22
5
15
23

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

28
5
27
21

98%
106
87%
10 2 %
10 2 %
107%

90%
80
48
95%
93%
10 0

99%
90%
109%
103%

8

28
8
6

8

1
25
4
23
30

99%
90%
89%
72
87%
83%
89%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

135
103%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
99%
Sale

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

129
104
100%
100%
108%
8 104%
II 98%
22i 95%
15 98%
3 103%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept. 21 100 %
Sept. 24 105%
Sept. 17 103%
Sept. 22 98
Sept. 15 59
Sept. 13 58%
Sept. 25 103%
Sept. 20 1 02%
Sept. 29 106%
Sept. 1 108
Sept. 27 97%
Sept. 15 90
Sept. 91 99%
Sept. 2; 91%
Sept. 13 93%
Sept. 25 103%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
Sale

100%
104%
100%
97%
57%
57
103
102%
Sale 106
Sale 104%
Sale
96
Sale
87%
99% 98%
Sale
90%
Sale
93
1 0 2 % 102%
15

Sept. 10. 15% Sept. 9

67
Sept. 30 71% Sept.
100% Sept. 27 101% Sept.
104% Sept. 28 105% Sept.
97%
96%
101%
101%
98%
96%
100%
95%
93%
97
83%
103%
71
68%
94
104%
105
96%
61%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Apr.
Jan.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
June
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
June

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
.Tan.
May
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Aug.
Jan.

86%

June 29

90
83
90
81

June
Mar.
Apr.
M ay
Aug.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
June
Apr.
June

8
95% Jan.
22 100% Feb.
14 83% Jan.
21 83
Jan.
14 99% Sept.
100 July
Sept. 7 98% Mar.
Sept. 28 80% Jan.
Sept. 25 8 l
Jan.
Sept. 3 64% Jan.
102% Jan.
Sept. 18 85% Mar.
Sept. 16 80% Jan.
Sept. 16 8 6 % Feb.
76% Mar.

90%
103
105%
94
101%
95%

97% Sale
97
96
Sale
Sale
98% Sale
97% Sale
1 0 0 % Sale
Sale
96
93% Sale
97
97%
84% S tie
103% 103%
72
Sale
69% 71
Sale
94
104% Sale
105% 105%
96% Sale
74% 79
61% 62

Sept.
June
Mar.
July
Aug.
Sept.
July

10 0 %

24
Apr.
33
Aug.
101
Sept.
102%
Jan.
103
Feb.
96
Jan.
103%
Mar.
Sept. 31104
Jan. 6 101%
Jan. 2 105

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

123
104
99%
100%
107%
103
97%
92%
97%
102

84
101
84%
77%
87

96%
74% Sept. 10 6 6 %
102% Sept. 11 100%
8 6 % Sept. 11
83%

8 8 % Sept.
105 Sept.
4% Sept.

10 1

87%
60%
36%
92%
83%
99%
99

Sale Prices.

90% July 23 95% Mar. 27
88
Jan. 30 90% Aug. 4
8 8 % June 2 90% July 22

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

104% Sale
104% 105%
10 2%
10 2%

Sept. 15 99% Apr. 16
Sept. 8 95% M ay 4
Sept. 29 01
Mar. 2
Sept. 15 84% Jan. 4
Sept. 8 101% Sept. 22
Sept. 17 98 % Mar. 13
Sept. 28 103 Mar. 4

89
87%
Sale 103 46
4%
4%
Sale
90
89%
Sale 103
Sale ' 104
94% 92%
Sale 101
95% 95 *

106%
106%
96
89%
99%
90%
93%
10 2%
100%
15%
2 1%
67
Sale

Sale Prices.

15 99% Mar.
11 99% Jan.
10 100% Feb.
21 100% Jan.
10 97% Jan.
23
June
Sept. 1 89% Sept. 23 87% July
97% Jan.

10 2%
94
93% 94 Sept.
92
Sale 1 0 1 % Sale 101% Sept.
108
101 Sept.
1 0 2 % 103
Sale 1 0 1 % 101% 100% Sept.
Sale 1 0 2 % Sale 1102% Sept.
51%
85% 84
84% 1
10 2 %
8 8 % 8 8 % 89% 8 8 % Sept.
82% 82% 82% Sept.
89%
80% Sept.
8 7 % j 85
87
85% Sept.
8 5 % I 85% 8 6
84% Sept.
------- 91%
84
Sept.
100
98
98%
Sale
74
Sale
73% Sept.
------- 1 0 2 %
101% Sept.
8 8 % 87% 8 8 % 8 6 % Sept.
99% 99% 99%
Sale
99% Sale
99% Sept.
Sale 1 0 2 % 104 102% Sept.
8 6 % 85
85% 85% Sept.
85
84% 84% 84% Sept.
10 0
99% Sept.
99% 10 0
10 1
99
Sale
99% 1 0 0 % 99% Sept.
90% 90% 8 8 % Sept.
Sale
8 6 % Sale
85% Sept.
Sale
73
71
71% Sept.
10 2%
88
Sept.
8 6 % 87% 87
Sale
83% 82% Sept.
83
89% 89% 89% 89% Sept.
83

Sale
446
7%
Sale
103
Sale
99
9846
Sale
106%
136%
10 1%
99
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9246

15 100%
17 97%
11 102%
11 87%
22 102%
1 102%
7il05%

Sept. 28 100%
Sept. 10 103
Sept.
101%
100%
Sept.
Sept.
100%

26

10 0 %
10 2%
10 1%
10 0

Highest.

Sale Prices. I Sale Prices.

100%
97%
102%
Sale
8646
Sale 101%
1 0 0 % 99%
Sale 105%
105
1 0 0 % 100%
1 0 2 % 102%
101
100%
1 0 1 % 100%
30
90% 89%

Sale
43
Sale
93
Sale
L_
Sale
107%
Sale
95%
96%

RANGE SINCE JAN . 1.
Highest.

30 100 Sept.
15 97% Sept.
29,103% Sept.
141102% Sept.
29 101% Sept.
16f 98
Sept.
21101
Sept.
11 97% Sept.
23! 94
Sept.
Hi 97% Sept.
3' 84% Sept.
13 104% Sept.
17j 72
Sept.
20; 70
Sept.
3 95
Sept.
1105% Sept.
3 106 Sept.
30 96% Sept.
18| 63 Sept.
— I----------------

102% July 28

86

88%

91%
98%
75
102 %
88

106% Apr. 8
87 Aug. 17
July 16
86
Aug. 27
101
102% Feb. 23
99% Apr. 28
90% Sept. 28
89% June 1
74% July 7
102% Jan. 20
8 8 % M ay 6
89% Aug. 3
90% June 3
86 % June 23

Jan. 14
June 28 105
Jan. 51 5
Feb. 26 4%
Aug. 171 91%
6 104%
' 1 0 2 % Jan.
103% June 2 106
90% June 4 101%
98 % Jan. 4 102
93% Apr. 8 97%
105% July 17 106%
118 Mar. 4 134%
1 0 0 % Jan. 14 104
98 Jan. 6 1 0 0 %
99 Jan. 2 1 0 1 %
106 Jan. 4 108%
1 0 2 % Mar. 31 105%
96% Jan. • 4 99%
Feb. 6 95%
92
5 102%
97% Jan
1 0 0 % Aug. 23 103%
102% June 1.103
101
97% Jan.
106%
103 Mar.
105
1 00 % Sept.
99%
95% Jan.
M ar.
61%
42
60
41% Mar.
104%
1 0 1 % Jan.
102 %
102% Sept.
107%
102% Mar.
108
96% Jan.
100%
95% Mar.
92%
84% June
99%
94% Jan.
92%
90% Aug.
M ay
92
96%
103%
102 Mar.
Sept.
Jan.
Sept.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
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Jan.
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Sept.
Jan
July
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.

18
1
27
14
24
25
19
27
18
1
7

100% Apr. 26

85
101 %
4%
4
89%

15
20%
67
99%
102%
103
105
96%
94%
100%
100
95%
93
95%
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90%
70
80%
101
71
68%
93 %
102%
103%
92%
61
72

30
22
29
16
20
4
26
9
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12

Sept. 23
Feb. 4
June 16
Feb. 24
Jan. 22
Apr. 5
Aug. 4
Feb. 5
June 4
Jan. 9
Mar. 12
Feb. 3
Sept. 17
July 23
June 15
Jan. 12
Apr. 26
July 6
Sept. 13
Apr. 8
June 4
June 18
Apr. 21
Apr. 23
Aug. 3
Aug. 9
July 8
Aug. 30
Feb. 16
Sept. 20
Aug. 6
Sept. 8
Jan. 13
Feb. 9
July 2
M ay 1
Mar. 29
Aug. 19

Jan. 2S
Jan. 7
Aug. 27
June 7
Jan. 7
Jan. 13
Jan. 6
Feb. 11
100% Jan. 16
103% Apr. 19
103% Apr. 16
1 0 2 % Aug. 11
98% Apr. 29
101% Aug. 14
97% Sept. 17
95 Jan. 5
97% Sept. 25
95% Jan. 11
105 July 30
76% Jan. 5
Apr. 22
73
95% May 3
— ,105% Feb. 8
28l 106 % Feb. 24
311 98 June 14
28 64% May 25
i r 79 June 29
28
20 %
71%
102%
105%
106%
107
101

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BONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
BONDS

N. Y . STO C K EXCHANGE.

Sales in
September
Far Value.

Brooklyn Rapid Transit g 5s—1945 A O
Trust co ctfs deposit___________
1st refund conv 4s g ________ 2002
3-year secured notes 7s------- 1921
Trust Oo. ctfs deposit________
do stamped---------------------Bklyn Un El 1st g 4-5s_______ 1950 F A
Stamped guaranteed_______1950 F A
Bklyn Union Gas Oo 1st g 5 s ..1945 M N
1st 1 & ref 6 s A ____________ i947 M N
Deb 5 V is .................................1936IJ J
Sub receipts 70% paid------------ J J
Buffalo & Susa gen s f os____ 1932 J D
Bush Terminal 1st 4s________ 1952'A O
Consol 5s__________________ 1955 J J
Bush Term Bldgs 5s gu tax ex 1960 A O
Oal G & E Oorp unif & ref 5 s ..1937 M N
California Petroleum 6 Vis------1933 A O
Camaguey Sugar sink fd 7 s------1942 A O
Canada Steamship Lines 7s— 1942 M N
Canadian General Electric 6 s. .1942 A O
Central Dist Tel 1st 30-year 5s. 1943 J D
Central Foundry 1st sink fd 6 s. 1931 P A
Central Leather 1st 1s 6 s ---------1945 J J
Central Steel 1st sink fd 8 s___ 1941 M N
Jhlcago City & Conn Ry 5s------1927 A O
Chic Gas L & C 1st gu g 5s------1937
Chicago Rys 1st 5 s--------------- 1927
Chile Copper conv 6 s ser A ____ 1932
Cine Gas & El 1st & ref 5s____1956
40-year prior lien 5 M B Jan 1961
is
Cities Service Pow & Lt 6 s A . .1944 M N
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4 s____ 1940 J J
Colo Fuel & Iron Co gen s f 5 s ..1943 F A
Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu------1934 F A
F A
Registered___________________
Columbia Gas & B. 1st 5s------- 1927 J J
Stamped_______________________ J J
Col & 9th Av 1st gu g 5s-----------1993 M 8
Columbus Gas 1st g 5s------------ 1932 J J
Commercial Cable 1st g 4s------2397 Q J
Commercial Credit s f 6 s--------- 1934 M N
Col trust 5 Vis Ser A ------------ 1935 J J
_
Com'wealth Power 25-yr 6 s_ 1947 M N
Computing-Tab-Record s f 6 s ..1941 J J
Conn Ry & Lt 1st g 4Vis--------- 1951 J J
8 tamped guar 4Vis-------------- 1951 J J
Consol Coal Md 40-yr 5s--------- 1950 J D
Consol Gas (N Y ) deb 5 Vis------1945 F A
Oont Paper & Bag Mills 6vis__l944 F A
Consum Gas Chic 1st gu g 5s. .1936 J D
Consumers Power 1st lien 5s — 1952 M N
Copenhagen Telep extl s f 6S..1950 A O
Corn Prod Ref gold s f 5s______1931 M N
1st 25-year s f 5 s___________ 1934;M N
Crown Cork & Seal 1st s f fis . „ 1942; F A
Crown WillamettePaper lstsfg6s'51 J J
Cuba Cane Sugar conv 7s------- 1930, J J
Conv deb stamped 8 % ------- 1930 J J
Ouban-Amer Sug 1st coll 8s— 1931 M S
Cuban Dom Sug 1st 7Vis------- 1944iMN
Oumb T & T 1st & gen 5s_____1937 J J
Cuyamel Fruit 1 st s f 6 s A ------1940 A O
Davison Chemical deb g 6 V is..1931 J J
Denver Gas & El 5s__________ 1951M N
Stamped_______________________ 'M N
Dery (D G) Corp 1st s f 7s____1942 M S
Detroit Edison Co 1st 5s______ 1933 J J
1st & ref 5s Series A ____July 1940 M S
Gen & ref 5s series A ________ 1949 A O
1st & ref 6 s Series B ____July 1940 M S
Gen & ref 5s Ser B ---------------1955 J D
Det United 1st cons g 4Vis------1932 J J
Dodge Bros s f deb 6 s-------------1941 jM 1T
S
Dold (Jacob) Pack 1st 6 s______1942|M N
Dominion Iron & Steel 5s------- 1939, M S
Donner Steel 1st ref 20-year 7s. 1942 J J
du Pont (E I) Powder 4Vis----- 1936;J D
Duquesne Lt 1st & coll 6 s Ser A 1949! J J
1st coll tr 5Vis Ser B ________ 1949 J J

Price
Jan. 2
1926.
Bid.

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.
Sept. 1.

Ask, Bid.
95

24.000
42.000
50.000

92

93
Vi Sale
91 Vi 92 Vi
96 % Sale
88

26.000 100VC 1 0 1
86,000 103 V Sale
C
54.000 91 Vi Sale
58.000 101 Vi 1 0 2
6,000 101
102
10,000 97 Vi 99 V
C
306.000 10 0 Vi Sale
94.000 115
115Vi
52
41.000 51
11.000 1 0 1 Vi
522.000 79 Vi Sale
308.000 107 Vi 108 Vi
Sale
11,000 103
17,000 102 Vi Sale
691.000
76 V i -----17.000 8 8
91
44.000 84 Vi Sale
80
-----2 1 ,0 0 0

100 V Sale
C
14,000 100 Vi Sale

9.000
7.000
37.000
6.000

64.000
■ 23,000
3,000
20.000

243.000
349.000
60.000
1,000

47,000
1,000
12,000
77,000
260,000
92.000
205.000
51.000
203.000
46.000
3,000
47.000
22.000

12,000
64.000
28.000
42.000
194.000
79.000
760.000
62.000
50,000
111.000
314.000
20,000

99
74

99 Vi
75
Vi Sale

Ask.

123,

RANGE SINCE JA N . 1.
Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices.

88

Vi Aug. 18

88

Vi Aug. 18

94Vi Sept. 7 8 8 Vi Jan. 6 97 Vi July 19
94V Sept. 7 8 8 Vi Jan. 6 95 Vi July 23
C
102 V S ep t.28 lOOVi July 20 104VC June 4
C
Sept. 10
114
Sept. 10 110 Jan. 121114
161 V Sept. 1 126 Mar. 41166 Aug. 6
C
128Vi Mar. 23 180 M ay 8
Mar. I
92
_____ 92
91
June 22j 92
July 13
Sept. 18 92V Sept. 7 87V Feb. 27 92
C
8 8 Vi 92 Vi 90
C
'9 1 M 90
94Vi Sept. 14 95V Sept. 3 90 Mar. 25; 98V M ay 3
94 Vi 96
C
C
94 Vi 95
Jan. 6
98
Sept. 14 100 Sept. 8 95VC Mar. 1 100
99 Vi Sale
99 Vi Sale

94
94

95
95

93
93
102 Vi
114 115Vi 113Vi
160 Vi Sale 158
1 0 1 V Sale
C

93 Vi
Sale
Sale
114Vi
159Vi

101 Vi 1 0 1 V i ____
103 Vi 103VC 104 Sale
97 V Sale
C
98 Vi Sale
104 V i _____ 105 Sale
10 1

93V Sept. 14
C
93
Sept. 29
101 V Sept. 1
C
113Vi Sept. 22
154Vi Sept. 20

101 Vi
103Vi
97 Vi
105

Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 24
Sept. 13

101 Vi Sept.
96Vi Sept.
101 Vi Sept.
120 Sept.
53
Sept.
103
101 Vi Sept.
Sale
76V Sept.
C
Sale 105Vi Sept.
102
Sept.
104 Vi 102V Sept.
C
Sale
95Vi Sept.

101 Vi 102 Vi 102 Vi 103 Vi
i
96 Vi 98Vi 96 Vi 98 V
Sale
101 Vi Sale 102
s
120 120 Vi 120 V Sale

101Vi
105
98Vi
105

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

10 100V Apr. 6 102Vi Aug.
C
10 103Vi June 22 105V Mar.
C
1 90Vi Jan. 5 99Vi M ar.
13 101 Vi Jan. 4 105 Aug.

102 V Sept. 10
C
Sept. 9
97
102 Vi Sept. 20
121 V Sept. 17
C
53 Vi Sept. 8
101 V Sept. 23
C
78VC Sept. 3
Sept. 2
107
102 V Sept. 24
C
103 Vi Sept. 15
96 V Sept. 1
C

1 0 1 Vi
1 0 1 Vi 1 0 2
77 Vi Sale
77Vi
106 Vi Sale 105 Vi
102
1 0 2 )i 102 Vi
103 Vi 104 V 103 Vi
C
96 V Sale
C
95Vi
78
78
94 Vi Sale
94 Vi
Sale
89
91 Vi Sale

94Vi Sept.
88
Sept.

991 Sale
100 Vi Sale
Sale
10 0
100VC 100

99Vi Sept. 23 lOOVi Sept. 1
99 Vi Sept. 27 100Vi Sept. 14

Sept. 17' 99Vi Sept.
99
99 Vi 99
Sept. 3 80 V Sept.
C
79 V 80 V 80
C
C
98
Sept. 1] 99 Vi Sept.
98Vi 99
Sept. 1 94 V Sept.
93
94 V 93
C
C
104 V Sale 104Vi Sept. 30 105 Vi Sept.
C
i
104 Vi Sale 104Vi Sept. 30 104 V Sept.
93
Sept.
93
93 Vi Sept.
Sept.
93
95
94 Vi 93 Vi Sept.
82
Sept.
Sale
Sept.
83
83
Sept.
106
105 Vi Sale 105 Sept.
75
Sept.
Sept.
75 Vi 76
78
101
Sept. 2 101
Sept.
100 Vi
Sale 100V Sept. 1 1 0 1 Vi Sept.
101
C
Sept.
99Vi Sept. 25 100
99 Vi 100
103 Vi 103 V
103 V Sept
C
103 Vi Sept.
Sept.
93 % Sale
95
93 Vi Sept
99 V Sale
C
Sept.
99 Vi Sept
100
93 Vi Sept
94 Vi Sale
94 Vi Sept.
97
Sept
99
Sept.
98 M Sale
107 Vi Sale 107 Vi Sept
108Vi Sept.
97 Vi Sale
98 Vi Sept.
97Vi Sept
102 Vi Sale 101 Vi Sept . 17 102 V Sept.
Sept.
102
Sale
96
95 V Sept
C
93
Sept.
94 Vi Sept.
97
Sept.
96Vi Sept.
96 Vi Sale
96Vi Sept.
96 Vi Sale
97 Vi Sept.
Sept.
79
77V Sept.
C
77VC 78
Sept. 2 0 101 - Sept.
Sale 101
1
10 1
Sale 1 0 1 V Sept. 28 103
C
Sept.
102
Sept.
102
Sept.
1 0 1 Vi 1 0 1 Vi 101
107 V 108 107Vi Sept.
C
108 Vi Sept.
101 Vi Sept.
1 0 1 Vi Sale
101 V Sept.
C
94
Sept.
93
94
92Vi Sept.
95
Sept.
Sept.
96
95 Vi Sale
79
Sept.
Sale
Sept.
81
81
35Vi Sept.
46 Vi Sept.
39 Vi 43
Sale
Sept.
96Vi Sept.
98
105 Vi Sale
104 V Sale
C

105
Sept. 16 105V Sept.
C
104VC Sept. 30 105Vi Sept.

20
1
2
27

103 Vi June 11
99 V Jan. 22
C
102 V June 15
C
123 Vi June 3
56
Jan. 14
103 June 12
Jan. 13
81
109 Vi Feb. 9
103 Vi Feb. 23
105 Vi M ay 28
Aug. 17
Feb. 26
95 V M ay 13
C
91 Vi Sept. 30

101 Vi Aug.
93V Mar.
C
100 Mar.
115V Jan.
C
44 V July
C
101 Vi Alar.
65V Alar.
C
105Vi Sept.
102 Mar.
102 V Sept.
C
94 V July
C
82
M ay
C
95 Vi Sept. 14 90 V June
C
91 Vi Sept. 30 83V Feb.

227.000 105 Sale 103 Vi 103) 106
Sale 103Vi Sept.
Eastern Cuba Sugar 7 Vis--------- 1937 M S
106Vi Sept. 28
4,000 92M 93 Vi 94 Vi
Sept.
Ed El 1 1 Bkn 1st con g 4s------- 1939 J J
1
93
94Vi Sept. 29
94 V 93
C
14.000 102 V i _____ 106 V
Ed El 1 1 N Y 1st cons g 5s------1995 J J
1
108 Sept. 14
108
106V Sept.
C
C
Elec Pow Corp (Germany) 6)4s 1950 M S
171.000 85 Vi 85 Vi 92
92
Sept.
Sale
95
Sept. 24
93 V Sale
C
27.000
99 Vi Sept. 23
Elkhorn Coal 1st & ref 6 Vis----1931 J D
96Vi Sept.
99 Vi Sale
99 Vi Sale
Deb 7s notes (with war)------- 1931 J D
98
97
93
288,000 102 Vi Sale 1 0 2 Vi Sale 103 Vi Sale 102Vi Sept.
Empire Gas & Fuel 1st & ref 7 Vis '37 M N
103 Vi Sept. 3
1st & ref 6 Vis (with war’nts).1941 A O 1,172,000
Sept. 8
98
96 Vi Sale >96Vi Sept.
97 V Sale
C
1,000 "99Vi 1 0 0 " 10 0 Vi Sale 100 V
Equitable Gas 1st con 5s______1932 M S
100V Sept.
C
100 V Sept. 24
C
C
85.000 93 Vi Sale
94
Sept.
Federal L & Tr 1st s f 5s______1942 M S
94
94 Vi Sept. 15
94 Vi 94 V SaleC
21.000 101 V Sale 102 Vi 103
s
1st lien s f 6 s stmpd________ 1942 M S
Sale 101 V Sept.
102
C
102 Vi Sept. 8
93
S a le
1 9 .0 0 0
100
9 7 VC S e p t . 2 4
30-year deb 6 s ser B -------------1954 J D
97
94V Sept.
C
9 5 Vi S a l?
55.000 _____ 9 /
Sept.
89 Vi Sept. 13
Federated Metals conv 7s------- 1939 J D
86
8 8 Vi 87 V
i
C 87 V 87
71.000 113 Vi 114
Fisk Rubber 1st s f 8 s -------------1941 M S
Sept. 9
116
115 Vi 116
115 V Sale 115VC Sept.
C
26.000 78
78 Vi 86 H Sale
Sept. 29
89
Ft Smith Lt & Traction 5s___ 1936 M S
90
88
8 6 V Sept.
C
Frameric Ind & Dev 20-yr 7Vis 1942 J J
289.000 8 8 Vi Sale
92 Vi Sept.
93 Vi Sale
92 V Sale
C
95 Vi Sept. 15
30,000 104 Vi 106
Francisco Sugar 20-yr 7 Vis-----1942,M N
104 Sept.
Sept. 3
105
104
105 104 Vi 105
712.000
80
Sept.
French Nat Mail SS Lines 7s---- 1949 J D
82 Vi Sale
8 6 V Sept. 14
C
84 Vi Sale
Gas & Elec (Bergen Co) 5s------1949, J D
99 V i ------- 102 Vi
102V Sept.
C
102 V
C
102 V S en t.11
C
1,000 104 VC____ 108 Vi 110
Sept. 10
Gen Asphalt conv s f 6 s_______ 1939 A O
110
105V Sept.
C
106 Vi 107
General Elec deb g 3 )4s-----------1942 F A
43.000 8 8 Vi Sale | 91 Vi
91 Vi Sept.
91 V Sept. 25
C
91 V
C
Sale 102 V Sale" 102 V Sale"' 102V Sept.
242.000 95
General Elec (Germany) 7 s .. 1945 J J
C
C
103 Vi Sept. 8
C
Deb 6 Vis stock purch war — 1940; J D
299.000
Sale HOVi Sept.
97 Vi Sale 112
115 Vi Sept. 7
113 M Sale
97
Sept.
64.000
Sale
Without warrants attached..1940 J D
98
98 V Sept. 8
C
General Petroleum 1st s f os— 1940 F A
247.000
99 Vi Sale
1 0 0 Vi Sale
99 V Sept.
C
lOOVi Sept. 1
Sept. 3
102
102
Gen Refractories 1st 6 s -----------1952 F A
278.000 1 0 1
103) 101
lOOVi Sept.
1 0 1 Vi 102
14.000
96
Sept.
Sale
Sept. 11
97
Good Hope Iron & Steel sec 7s_1945 A O
96
96 Vi Sale
Goodrich ( B F) Oo 1st 6 Vis----- 1947|J J
215.000 103 V 104 Vi 106 Vi Sale 105 Vi Sale 104V Sept.
106 Vi Sept. 3
C
C
C
183.000 1 2 1 V Sale 1 2 0 V Sale 120 Vi Sale 119Vi Sept.
Goodyear Tire & Rub s f 8 s------1941]M N
C
120 V Sept. 1
C
125.000 109 Vi 100
10-year deb s f 8 s ______May 193llF A
HOVi Sale 110VC Sale 110 Sept.
110VC Sept. 8
149.000 91
Sept. 27
Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr sf 6 s . . 1940 F A
97
87 V Sept.
C
91 Vi 87 V Sale
93 Vi Sale
C
132.000 100
1 0 1 V 100
C
Granby Con M S & P 1st 6s— 1928 M N
lOOVi Sept.
101
lOOVi Sept. 24
10 0 Vi 100
102
100 Sept.
Sept. 24
1 .0 0 0 100
100
Stamped_______________________ M N
10 0
100
132 Vi Sept. 18
Conv deb 7s________________ 1930 M N
2.000 103 Vi Sale
Sale 129 Vi Sale 117 Sept.
117
91 Vi 94 Vi Sale
Sale
Gt Cons E! Pow (Japan) 7s------1944 F A
807.000 91
95
94Vi Sept.
95 V Sept. 10
C
390.000 101 V 102 Vi 103 Vi 103 V 103 V 104 V 103Vi Sept.
Great Falls Power 1st s f 5s------1940 M N
C
C
C
C
103 V Sept. 23
C
Hackensack Water 1st 4s____ 1952 J J
27.000 8 6 V 87
C
C
87 V
C
85 Vi 85V Sept.
85 V Sept. 13
C
2,000 85 V
90
Sept.
Sept. 24
Hartford Street Ry 1 st 4s------1930 M S
C
90
90
86 M
28.000 91 Vi ' § § " 104 Vi 104 V 104 Vi 105 " 103 V Sept.
C
Havana El Ry Lt & P 5s______1954 M S
C
104 V Sept. 2
C
29.000 94 V 95 Vi 97
Sept. 3
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5s____ 1952 F A
96Vi Sept.
97
97
C
97 Vi 96
C
171.000 99 V Sale 1 0 1 Vi Sale 101 Vi Sale 101 Vi Sept.
Hershey Chocolate 1st & coll 5Vis’40 J J
102 V Sept. 11
C
96 Vi 96 V 98
Sale
Sept. 29
Hoe (R) & Co 1 st 6 Vis A _______1934 A O
59.000 98 Vi Sale
94 Vi Sept.
98
C
139.000 85 Vi 85 Vi 8 6 Vi Sale
Sale
Sept. 30
Holland Amer L 6 s (flat)---------- 1947 M N
88
83Vi Sept.
88
i
102 Vi Sept. 8
102 V 103 Vi 102 V 103 V 102 Vi Sept.
s
Hudson County Gas 1st 5s___ 1949 M N
3.000 1 0 0 3
C
C
171.000 1 0 1 Vi Sale 102 Vi Sale 102 V Sale 101 V Sept.
102 Vi Sept. 7
Humble Oil & Ref 5 Vis-----------1932 T J
C
C
Sept. 3
111.000 100 Vi Sale
103
Illinois Bell Telep 1st & ref 5s A 1936 J D
102 Vi Sale 102 Vi Sale 102 Sept.
Illinois Steel deben 4 Vis______ 1940 A O
C
90.000 94 V Sale
96
Sept.
97 Vi Sept. 10
96
96Vi 97 Vi Sale
Ind Nat Gas & Oil ref 5s_____ 1936,M N
2.000 90 Vi 91 Vi 97 % 100
97 V S ep t.21
C
C
97 V 98 Vi 97 V Sept.
C
Indiana Steel 1st 5s__________1952 M N
103 Sept.
12.000 103 Vi Sale
104
103 Vi Sept. 1
103 Vi Sale 103
IngersoM Rand 1st 5s____Dec 1935 J J
100
100
99 V
C
101
88.000
Sale lOOVi Sale lOOVi Sept. 29 101 Vi Sept. 9
Inland Steel deb 5 Vis-------------- 1945 M N
Inspiration Copper 6 Vis-----------1931 M S
Sale 1 0 1 Vi Sale 100VC Sept. 8 101 V Sept. 2 2
165,000
C
101
Inter-Metropolitan coll 4V is..l9 56 A O
___ 20
19 Vi
19 Vi
____ 13
Trust Co ctfs of deposit_________
12
12
711.000 67 Vi Sale
Sale
Interboro R T 1st & ref 5s____1966 J J
70
Sept. 30 74
Sept. 1
74
70 Vi Sale
70
Sept. 30 75
Sept. 3
735.000 65 V Sale
Stamped_____________________ IJ J
C
Sale
Sale
74
70
10-year 6 % notes__________ 1932 A O
467.000 70 Vi Sale
C
73V Sept. 17 77 V Sept. 3
C
74 Vi Sale
76 Vi Sale
Sale
10-year 7% notes--------------- 1932 M S
96 V 941 Sale
C
94Vi Sent. 28 96Vi Sent. 3
419.000 89
4
96




ol.

Lowest.

88

Sale
99
81
80
Sale
98
93 Vi Sale
Sale
102 Vi 103 Vi 105
104 Vi
104 Vi 105 Vi
91 Vi 92
93
91 Vi 92
93
93 Vi
81 V Sale
C
82 Vi 83 Vi
104 Vi Sale 105 V Sale
C
79 V 76 Vi Sale
C
100 V
C
97 Vi Sale 10 0 Vi Sale
100
1 0 0 Vi
10 0 V
C
10 0 Vi 101 Ml 103 Vi Sale
82 M Sale
92 M Sale
99 Vi Sale
93 Vi Sale
93 Vi Sale
97 )i Sale
97 Vi Sale
108 Vi Sale 108
108Vi
98 Vi Sale
92 V Sale
C
100
100 Vi 102
102 Vi
Sale
95
96
97 Vi
93 V 94
C
94
94 Vi 96 V 97
C
94
94 Vi 96 V Sale
C
Sale
85 Vi 87
78
101
1 0 1 Vi 1 0 1 V 102 Vi
C
102 Vi 102 Vi 102 Vi Sale
10 0 Vi Sale
1 0 1 V Sale
C
107 V 107 Vi 108 Vi Sale
C
100 Vi 10 0 Vi 101 Vi Sale
89 V 90 Vi 92 Vi Sale
C
96 Vi Sale
95 Vi Sale
73 Vi Sale
78Vi 79
Sale
61 Vi 61 V 36
C
94
Sale
97
98 Vi
105 Vi 106 Vi 105Vi Sale
Sale 105
105
Sale
10 0

Sept. 30.

Ask. Bid.
95

88
83.000 8 8 Vi 89
41.000 8 8 Vi 90
33.000 101 V i-----24.000 105 V i-----406,000

[V

99 V July 28 101 V Jan.
C
C
Jan.
99Vi Sept. 27 101
Sept.
Jan.
Mar.
June
102 Vi Jan.
104 Vi Sept.
May
90
90 Mar.
78 Vi Apr.
104 V Jan.
C
73 V Jan.
s
98 V Jan.
C
97 Vi Jan.
99 Jan.

100 V M ay 25
C
81 V M ay 27
C
lOOVi Jan. 2
99 V Apr. 23
C
105 Vi June 29
106 Jan. 4
94 Vi July 1
95
Sept. 25
Jan. 26
86
106 Vi Apr. 22
82
Feb. 27
102 V June 2
C
103 M ay 25
July 16
101

lOOVi Jan.
82 V Jan.
C
99 June
88 June
92
May
106Vi Apr.
91 V Jan.
C
100 V Jan.
C
93 V Apr.
C
94 July
Jan.
94
9.3 Vi Jan.
77 V Aug.
C
lOOVi July
lOOVi Feb.
Jan.
10 0
106 Mar.
lOOVi Jan.
90 Jan.
92 Vi M ay
69 V Alay
C
Aug.
34
92 Vi Jan.
99 V Jan.
C
104 V M ay
C
104 V Sept.
C

103 Vi Sept. 14
Sent. 16
95
100
July 19
96 Jan. 28
Feb. 6
100
109 Vi Feb. 13
9 9 VC Apr. 23
102 Vi July 14
97 Vi June 3
95 V Aug. 4
C
98 Vi June 2
98 Vi June 1
Feb. 25
91
104 Vi Alay 26
104 Vi Alay 28
103 Vi June I
108 V M ay 7
C
104 M ay 25
97 Vi M ay 26
97 vi Jan. 27
Feb. 5
83
62 V Feb. 6
C
Sept. 11
98
109 Vi Apr. 16
107 Jan. 18
106 Vi Jan. 18

99
75
98
92 Vi

103 July
93
Jan.
103 Jan.
857i Jan.
96Vi Sept.
99 V Alay
C
101 Vi M ay
96 Vi Sept.
99 Vi M ay
92 Vi Mar.
100 Apr.

22
9
12
4
28

lOSVi Feb. 3
99 Vi Feb. 4
108 Vi M ay 12
95
Sept. 24
100 Apr. 6
1
99 VC M ay 19
Mar. 22
6 104
20 98 Mar. 26
11 100VC June 16
31 97 Vi Feb. 25
1 104Vi Mar. 5
C
8 4 Vi J u n e 2 9 97V Sect. 24
87
June 30 98 July 29
113Vi Jan. 4 116VC Aug. 20
Sept. 29
75V Jan. 26 89
C
88
Alar. 30 95Vi Sept. 15
104 Mar. 3 107Vi Feb. 1
79 July 21 8 6 V Sept. 14
C
C
lOOVi Jan. 12 1 0 2 V Sept. 1 1
104Vi Jan. 8 110 Sept. 10
87
Feb. 6 92 Aug. 10
95
Jan. 2 104 July 20
99 V M ay 27 118Vi Aug. 20
C
96V Aug. 26 98VC Sept. 8
C
98 H M ay 6 101 Vi June 15
lOOVi Jan. 20 103 V July 9
C
92 July 29 97
Aug. 25
104 Jan. 2 107 Apr. 24
Jan. 29
119 Vi Sept. 20 12 2
109V Jan. 4 112Vi Feb. 19
C
Sept. 27
85 Aug. 2 97
Feb. 3 10 1
Jan. 7
10 0
Jan. 7
10 0
June 21 10 1
Mar. 31 132Vi Sept. 18
10 0
Apr. 6 96 Vi June 22
July 22 104 Vi Mar. 19
100
85V Sept. 13 8 8 Vi July 9
C
Sept. 24
90 Sept. 24 90
92Vi Jan. 4 104 Vi Aug. 16
94Vi Mar. 23 lOOVi June 9
99Vi Jan. 8 102 V Sept. 11
C
91 Vi June 4 99VC Jan. 6
Sept. 30
79 Feb. 23 8 8
lOOVi Jan. 4 103 Apr. 13
Feb. 27
101 Vi Feb. 11 103
100V Jan. 2 103Vi Apr. 16
C
M ay 12
94V Jan. 2 98
C
91 Vi Feb. 9 98Vi Aug. 6
101 V June 12 105 Vi July 28
C
98V Apr. 15 102
C
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13 M ay
62Vi Jan.
62
Jan.
64 Jan.
85V Jan.
C

24
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15
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15

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May 21

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75 Vi June
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97 V June
C

24
10
11
25
30

Oct., 1926.]

BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Int Agri Corp 1st & coll tr 5 s ..1932 M N
8 tamped extended to_____1942IM N
Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6 s_____1941A O
Intern Paper conv 5s Ser A ___ 1947 J J
1st & ref s f 5s Ser B ________1947 J J
R ef 6 s ser A _______________ 1955 M S
Internat T & T conv deb 554s .1945 M S
Jurgens Works 6 s (flat)_______ 1947jJ J
Kansas City Power & Lt 5s___ 1952 M S
Kansas Gas & El 1st s f 6 s____ 1952 M 8
Kayser (Julius) & Co 7s_______ 1942 F A
Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 6s_.1946 M S
Kelly Springfield Tire 8 s______1931 M N
Keystone Telephone 1st 5s____1935 J J
Kings Co E L & Pow g 5s_____1937 A O
Purchase money 6 s_________1997 A O
Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s___ 1949 F A
Stamped guaranteed______ 1949 F A
_
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s_ 1954 J J
1st & ref 654s_______________1954 J J
Kinney (G R> Co conv 7V6s_ 1936 J D
_
Kresge Foundation coll tr 6 s_ 1936 J D
_
Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s Ser A. 1950 M S
Laclede Gas L ref & ext 1st 5s_.1934 A O
Coll & ref 554s Series O ____ 1953 F A
Lehigh Coal & Nav 454s_____ 1954 J J
Lehigh Valley Coal 1st 5s____ 1933 J J
1st 40-yr gu int red to 4 % __ 1933 J J
1st & refunding 5s__________ 1954 F A
Lex Av & Pav F ’y 1st gu g 5 s ..1993 M S
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s_ 1944; A O
_
Registered____________________ IA O
5s---------------------------------------1951 F A
Registered______ ___________ F A
Liquid Carbonic Corp 6 s_____ 194 I F A
Loriilard (P) Co 7s___________ 1944 A O
Registered____________________ IA O
5s---------------------------------------1951 F A
Registered___________________ IF A
Louisv Gas & El 1st & ref 5s__ 1952M N
Louisville Ry 1st cons 5s_____ 1930 J J
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec Co—
1st s f 654s_-_.........................19441F A
Manati Sugar 1st s f 754s_____ 1942 A O
Manhattan R y (N Y) con g 4s_1990 A O
2d 4s______________________ 2013 J D
Manila El Ry & Lt 1st 5s_____ 1953 M S
Market St Ry 1st 7s_____Apr 1940 O -J
Metropolitan Edison 1st 6 s B ..19 52 F A
1st & ref 5s Series O ________1953 J J
Metropolitan Power 1 st 6 s A . 1953 J D
Met West Side Elev (Chicago) 4s '38 F A
Mid-Continent Petrol 1st 6548-1940 M S
Midvale St & Ord conv s f 5s. .1936 M S
Milw El Ry & Lt ref & ext 454S-1931 J J
_
General & refunding 5s A _ 1951 J D
1st & ref 5s ser B __________ 1961 J D
1st & ref g 6 s series C ._ _____ 1953 M S
Milwaukee Gas Lt 1st 4s______1927 M N
Montana Power 1 st & ref 5s A . 1943 J J
Mont Tram 1st A ref A 5s____ 1941 J J
General & refunding 5s A _ 1955 ____
_
Morris & Co 1st s f 4 54 s _____ 1939 J J
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s ser 2__ 1966 A O
10-20-year 5s series 3 _____ 1932 J J
Murray Body 1st 6 54s________1934 J D
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s___ 1947 M N
Mutual Union Tel 5s_________ 1941 SS N
Nassau Elec guar gold 4s_____1951 J J
National Acme 1st 7 54s_______ 1931 J D
National Dairy Prod 6 % notes. 1940 M N
Nat Enam & Stp 1st 20-yr 5 s.. 1929 J D
Nat Starch 20-year deb 5s___ 1930 J J
National Tube 1st 5s__________1952 M N
Newark Con Gas 5s___________1948 J D
New England T & T 30-yr 5s..1952 J D
1st g 454s B w i ____________ 1961 M N
!
N Y Air Brake 1st conv 6 s___ 1928 IK N
New Orleans P S 1st & ref 5s A . 1952 A O
1st & ref 5s B _______________ 1952 J D
N Y Dock 50-year gold 4 s ____1951
N Y Edison 1st & ref 654s___ 1941
1st lien & ref 5s B __________ 1944
Y Gas El Lt Ht & Pow 5 s__ 1948
Purchase money coll tr g 4s_1949
N Y L E & W Coal & RR 554s. 1942 M N
Dock & impt ext 5s________1943 J J
N Y Queens E L & P 5s_____ 1930 F A
New York Rys 1st & ref 4s___ 1942 J J
Trust Co certfs of deposit. _
Adjustment income 5s, Jan 1942 A O
Trust Co certfs o f deposit_____
N Y Rys Corp inc 6 s______Jan 1965 A p r
Prior lien 6 s ser A __________ 1965 J J
N Y & Rich Gas 1st 6 s A _____ 1952 M N
N Y State Rys 1st cons 4Hs_.1962jM N
Registered___________________ IM N
1st con 6 14s ser B __________ 1962 M N
New York Steam 1st 6 s_______1947 M N
N Y Tel 1st & gen s f 414s___ 1939 M N
30-year debenture 6 s_______ 1949 F A
20-year refunding 6 s gold
1941'A O
Niagara Falls Power 1st 5s___ 1932 J J
Refunding & gen 6 s___ Jan 1932 A O
Nlag Lock & Ont Pow 1st 5s A . 1955! A O
No Amer Cement deb 614s A . .1940 M S
North Amer Edison Co 6 s A . .1952 M S
Sec s f g 614 s series B _______ 1948 M S
Nor Ohio Trac & Lt gen & ref 6 s 1947 ;M S
North States Power 5s A _____1941 A O
Registered_________________ A O
1st & ref 6 s series B ________ 1941 A O
Northwest Tel eg 1st 414s_____1934
Ohio Public Serv 1st & ref 714s. 1946
1st & ref 7s series B ________ 1947
Ohio River Edison 1st 6 s_____ 1948
Old Ben Coal 1st g 6 s________ 1944
Ontario Power N F 1st 5s_____1943
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s___ 1945 M N
Otis Steel 1st. 20-year 8 s ______ 1941 F A
Pacific G & E gen & ref 5s____1942 J J
Pacific Pow & Lt 1st & ref 5 s .. 1930 F A
Pacific Tel & Tel 1st 5s_______ 1937 J J
39-year 5s series A __________1952 M N
Pan-Am Pet & T Conv s f 6s__1934 M N
lstlien 7s__________________ 1930 F A
Paramount B'way 1st 514s____ 1951 J J
Park-Lexington leasehold 614si. 1953 J J
Paterson & Passaic G & E 5 s .. 1949 M S
People’s Gas & Coke 1st 6 s___ 1943 A O
Refunding gold 5s___________1947 M S
Phlla Company 1st & ref 6 s_ 1944 F A
_
15-year conv deb 514s______ 1938 M S
Phila & Read C & I ref 5s..........1973 J J
Pierce Arrow deb 8 s ___________1943 M S
Pierce Oil Corp s f 8 s__________1931 J D
Pillsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6 s. 1943 A O
Pleasant Valley Coal 1st 5s_ 1928 J J
_
Pocahontas Con Coll 1st s f 5s. 1957 J J




31

BONDS—STOCK EXCHANGE KECORD
Price
Jan. 2
1926.

Sales in
September
Par Value.
12, 000,
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1 7 1 ,0 0 0 ,
3 8 7 .0 0 0
7 7 0 .0 0 0

121.000
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9 9 .0 0 0

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Sale Prices

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Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
8 8 54 Jan.
5 9854 June 14
82 54 Jan. 2 9154 July 1 2
8454 Mar. 23 98 Apr. 27
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1 0 0 5 4 July 26
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1 0 7 5 4 Jan.
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97
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June 30
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104
102
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110
106
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107
1 0 5 54 Sept. 7
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96 3i Jan.
100
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101 54 Feb. 23
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100 June 25
97
1 0 1 5 4 Aug. 24
1 0 0 54 Mar.
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1 0 0 5 4 Aug. 9
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3 9 54 Feb.
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1 26 54 Jan. 27
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122
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100 July 8
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103
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63
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99 54 Feb. 16
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10154 Apr. 28
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11454 June 2
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98
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10054 Aug. 20
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105
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9854 Apr. 27
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98 Feb. 8
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101
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103 54 June 21
103 54 Apr. 19
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RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.
Sept. 1.

3
13
15
9
7
9
10
10
9

17

18

3

8
10

10
11

3
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Jan

112 July
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88
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9954 Jan.
105 54 Jan.
97 54 Jan.
99 54 Jan.
10054 Sept.
9854 Jan.
104 Mar.
103 54 Mar.
92 54 Apr.
85 54 Jan.
100 Jan.
11054 Mar.
98 *4 Jan.
10254 Sept.
9854 Jan.
9954 Mar.
103 Mar.
Q9
Sept.
10154 Apr.
98 54 Jan.
90 54 Jan.

6454
100 54
10054
103

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10454
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BONDS

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N. T . STO C K EXCHANGE.

Sales in
September
Par Value.

Port Arthur Canal & Dock 6s__1953 P A
1st mtge 8 s Series B ________ 1953 F A
Portland Klee Pow 1st 6 s ser B.1947 M N
Portland Gen Elec 1 st 5s_____1935 J J
Portland R y 1st & ref 5s______1930 M N
Portland R y, L & P conv 5s_ 1942 F A
_
1st lien & ref 6 s series B ____1947 M N
1st & ref 7% s series A ______1946 M N
Porto Rico Amer Tobacco 8s..1931 M N
_
Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s_ 1933 J J
Prod & R ef 8 s with warrants.. 1931 J D
Without warrants_______________
Pub Serv Corp N J sec g 6 s_ 1944
_
Public Serv E & G 1st 5% s____1959
1st & ref 5}* s______________1964
Public Service Elec Lt s f g 6 s. .1948
Punta Alegre Sugar 1st conv 7s. 1937
Remington Arms 1st s f 6 s____1937 M N
_
Republic Iron & Steel s f 5s_ 1940 A O
R ef & gen 5% s A....................1953 J J
Rheinelbe Union 7s with war. .1946 J J
Without stock purch war___ 1946 J 3
Rhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser A '50 M S
Rhine-West ElecPower 7s_____1950 M N
BIma Steel 1st 7s_____________ 1955 F A
Robbins & Myers 1st s f 7s____1942 J D
Rochester Gas & El 7s ser B ..19 46 M S
Gen Mtge 5% s series O _____1948 M S
Roch & Pitts C & I pur mon 5 s .1946 M N
Rogers-Brown Iron 7s________ 1942 M N
Stamped________________________M N
St Joseph R y , L H & P 1st 5s. .1937 M N
St Joseph Stock Yards 1st 4 % s. 1930 J J
St L Rky M t & Pac 5sstam ped-1955 J J
St Paul City R y Cable 5s_____1937 J J
San Antonio Public Serv 6 s_ 1952 J J
_
Saxon Pub Wks iGermany) 7s. 1946 F A
Schulco Co guar 6 % s_________ 1946 J
Sharon Steel Hoop 1st 8 s_____ 1941 M
Sheffield Farms 1st & ref 6 %s_ 1942 A
Sierra & San Fran Power 1st 5s_ 1949(F

Price
Jan. 2
1926.

2.000

11.000
19.000
16.000
2,000

17.000
97.000
37.000
557.000
273.000
72.000
16.000

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.
Sept. 1.

Ask. Bid.
104%
104%
Sale 1 0 0 %
10 0
10 0 %
95
95%
Sale
91%
99 % 1 0 0 %
106}* 107%
106
105
95
94%
111%
1 1 2 ?* 1 1 1
Sale 103%
104
105%
Sale 104%
Sale 106%
Sale 106%
Sale
90%
98?
99%
Sale
96%
109%
965*
99%
99%
90% 8 8 %
62
111%
106
...
90
49%
73
50
91}* 95%
97%
...
79}* 77%
96
100
1 0 1 ?* 105%
Sale
99%

Ask.
Sale
105%
Sale
Sale
95%
Sale
Sale
107%

93%
113?*
87
100%

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

87
129

Sale
91%
Sale
146%
1 0 1 ?* 1 0 1 %
Sale 105%
Sale 1 0 2 %
Sale
100%
Sale
10 2%
99% 99%
10 0 %
99%
10 0 %
Sale 108%
10 0 %
90% 98
95
95
10 2%
...

Sept. 30.

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Bid.
S
41.000 1 0 2 %
10.000 1 0 1 %
47.000 99
24.000 99 %
22.000 92 %
38.000 89 %
18.000 99
17.000 106
7.000 105?*
2 1 .0 0 0 94}*
3.000 1 1 0 }*
6.000 1 1 0 }*
230.000 1 0 0 }*
15.000 103 J*
83.000 103}*
16.000 106}*
92.000 106
149.000 85}*
31.000 98
2 0 0 .0 0 0 92?*
1,372.000
78.000
260,000
159,000
38.000 90}*
5.000 6 U *
23.000 1 1 2 }*
7.000 105}*

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10 0

Bid.
105%
104%
10 0 %
10 0 %
95%
91%
100%
107
105
95%
ill*

103
105
105
107
108%
91%
99%
96%
109
96%
99%
99%
89%

Sale
Sale
58%
111% 111%
Sale 105
90
54
71}*
50%
Sale
52
91
95% 94%
96
97%
78% 76%
78
98
95}*
96
Sale 105%
1 0 1 }*
Sale
92?*
98%
10 0 %
106% 107% 107% 107% 108
106% 106?* 107% Sale 107%
96% Sale
91% Sale
95

Sinclair Cons Oil 1st lien 7s_ 1937,M S
_
1st lien 6 s C with warrants..1927 J D
1st lien coll 6 %s B ................1938 J D
Sinclair Crude Oil Purch 6 s A . .1928 T A
3-year 6 % notes B ..F e b . 15 1926 F A
Sinclair Pipe Line 20-year 5 s ..1942 A O
Skelly Oil 6 % notes__________ 1927 A O
Smith (A O) Corp 1st 6 % s____1933 M N
So Porto Rico Sugar s f 7 s _ 1941 J D
_
South Bell T & T 1st s f 5s___ 1941 J J
Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s’47 J J
Southw Bell Telep 1st & ref 58.1954 F A
Spring Valley Water g 5s_____1948 M N
Standard Muling 1st 5s_______ 1930 M N
1st & refunding 5% s_______ 1945
Steel & Tube gen s f 7s ser C ..1951
Stevens Hotel 1st 6 s ser A _____1945
Sugar Estates Oriente 7s_____1942 M S
Superior Oil 1st s f 7s________ 1929 FA 1
6
Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s. 1951 J D

66,600
744.000
464.000
279.000
254.000
373.000
450.000
196.000
16,000
29.000
46.000
187.000

Tenn Coal. Iron & RR gen 5 s ..1951 J J
Tenn Elec Power 1st & ref 6 s ..1947 J D
Third Ave 1st ref 4 s __________1960 J J
Adjustment income 5s..Jan 1960 A O
Third Ave RR 1st gold 5s.........1937 J J
Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s Ser A 1955
6 % notes___________________1929 J"'J
Tokyo Electric Light (Ltd) 6 s. 1928
Toledo Edison 1st g 7s_______ 1941 M S
Toledo Tr, L & P 5% % n otes.. 1930 J
Trenton Gas & Elec 1st 5s___ 1949 M S
Trumbull Steel 1st s f 6 s______ 1940 F A
Twenty-third St Ry imp & ref 5s '62 J
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7% s.l955
Undergr d o f London 4% s_____ 1933 J
Income 6 s__________________ 1948 J
Union El L & P 1st g 5s_______ 1932 M S
Refunding 5s_______________ 1933 M N
1st gold 5%s series A _______ 1954 J
Union Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s____1945 A
Union Oil Cal 1st 1 5s_________ 1931 J
30-yr6sS erA _________ M ay 1942 P
First lien s f 5s Ser C ________ 1935 A

102% 103%
144.000 102% Sale
114.000 55% Sale
317.000 41?* Sale
14.000 94
94%
375.000
557.000
246.000
267.000 109
Sale
76.000 98
Sale
99% 103%
170,000
___ 65
76", 6 6 6
9 2 % -----9 1 % -----7.000 100% Sale
64.000 100% Sale
21.000 100% Sale
17.000 78
79%
7.000 1 0 0 % 101
11.000 104
104%
121,000 95% Sale

10 1

107%
10 1 %
98%
1 0 0 ?*
98%
25.000 1 0 0 %
20.000 98%
35.000 107?*
67.000
45.000 89%
9,000 92%
10 0 %

99%
104%
92%
10 0 %

103%
105
64
56%
96%
94%
98%
98%
107%
98%
102

97%
65
96
93%
91%

10 1
10 0 %

80

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107%
98%

97%
101%
91%
100%
100%
Sale
92%
Sale 134
Sale 101%
107
107%
Sale 102%
10 1
99%
Sale 102%
99%
10 0 % 10 0 %
1 0 1 % 100%
107%
Sale
99%
98% 97%
Sale
96
102%

Lowest.

Lowest.

Prices
Sept. 15
Sept. 24
Sept. 11
Sept. 17
Sept. 10
Sept. 15
Sept. 15
Sept. 21
Sept. 8
Sept. 2
Sept. 25
Sept. 10
Sept. 1
Sept. 16
Sept. 3
Sept. 29
Sept. 29
Sept. 2
Sept. 13
Sept. 8
Sept. 2
Sept. 10
Sept. 11
Sept. 21
Sept. 3
Sept. 10
Sept. 7
Sept.
Sept. 29
Sept. 22
Sept. 30
Sept. 7

77%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107%
95%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
103
99%
Sale
108
____
101
Sale
Sale
98
97
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96
105
98
100%
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95

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

78%
96
106%
100
100%
108
107%
97

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Sept. 24
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Sept. 13
Sept. 15
Sept. 15

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100%
91%
132%
101%
105%
102%
100
102%

Sept. 30
Sept. 29
Sept. 29
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

99%
104%
93
101%
101 %
94%
147
102
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102%
100%
102%

Sept
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept,
Sept,
Sept,
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept

100%
100
107%
99%
97%
96

Sept. 17
Sept. 3
Sept. 29
Sept. 20
Sept. 24
Sept. 7

100%
101 %
108%
100%
98%
97

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

105
62%
52%
96%
94%
98%
98
107%
98%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

105%
64%
57
97%
96%
98%
99
108
99%

97

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98

96

Sept.

97%

101
100%
101%
84
101%
107%
98%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

102%
101 %
101%
84
102
108%
98%

Sale 105% Sept.
Sale 102% Sept.
Sept.
77% 76
Sept.
8 8 % 88
Sale 103% Sept.
93
Sept.
Sale
92% Sept.
Sale 105% Sept.
Sale 105% Sept.
105% Sept.
91% Sept.
Sale
96% Sept.
Sale
Sale 101% Sept.
Sale 101% Sept.
97% Sept.
Sale
57
Sept.
56
108% Sept.
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
60%
10 1%
10 1%
Sale
10 0 %
105
10 0 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
10 0

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
55

110
Sept. 3
108% Sept. 8
92
98%
91%
96%
80
58
102%
101%
101%
100%
100%
104%
100%
79
100%
102
98%
111%
103%

80
50%

39%
101%
97
104%
103%
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Sale

123.

110
110

Sept
92
98%
Sept
92
Sept
Sept
97
Sept
84%
Sept
60?*
Sept
102 %
Sept
102
Sept
102
101%
Sept
Sept
101
Sept
104%
Sept
10 0 %
Sept
80
Sept
10 1%
Sept 23 102%
Sept i o —
112
Sept
104%
Sept

Highest.

Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
102 Jan. 15 105% M ay 17
101% Feb. 26 105% M ay 24
99
Jan. 2 104 June 16
99% Jan. 23 1 0 2 % M ay 1
92% Jan. 6 96 June 21
8 8 ?* Jan.
8 94% M ay 3
99
Jan. 4 103% Aug. 3
105% M ay
108% Mar. 19
105 M ay 26 106% Feb. 2
94 June 10 98% Jan. 30
110% Mar. 21 1 1 2 % Feb. 3
109% Jan. 26 1 1 2 % Apr. 26
100 Jan. 4 104% June 12
103% June 1 106 % Sept. 16
103% Jan. 2 105% Mar. 23
106 Jan. 8 108 Feb. 17
Feb. 5
104 Mar. 31 1 1 1
80% Apr. 30 91% June 5
97% Jan. 19 1 0 0 % Mar. 22
92% Feb. 26 98% Aug. 2
95% M ay 24 110 % Sept. 2
93 Aug.
97% Sept. 10'
Sept. 11
101
98 Aug.
95 M ay 27 100 % Sept. 21
Sept. 3
Apr. 1 91
88
Sept. 29 6 8 % Mar. 15
54
July 17 114 Jan. 27
111
104% M ay 1 106 Jan. 13
90% Sept. 29 90% Aug. 21
50 Sept. 11 73% M ar. 9
49% Aug. 27 65% Apr. 30
Jan. 28
91% Jan. 12 97
95?* June 3 97% Aug. 6
77 Aug. 17 81% Feb. 5
95% Feb. 10 98 June 18
101 % Jan. 6 106% June 23
Sept. 15
92% Jan. 2 1 1 0
100% Sept. 9 1 0 0 % Sept. 14
107% Jan. 21 109 Mar. 17
106% Jan. 7 108% Jan. 27
91% Jan. 2 98% Aug. 11
93% Jan. 4 99% July 13
Sept 29 113% Jan. 2
Jan. 2 94% July 7
1 0 1 % M ay 25
1 0 0 % Apr.
101% June 9
1 0 0 % Mar.
94% Sept. 13
87 Jan.
148% June 29
1 1 1 % Mar,
102% Jan. 22
July
10 0
109% Apr. 23
105% Sept
103% Apr. 16
1 0 1 % Jan.
102% June 16
97% Jan.
103% Apr. 16
1 0 0 % Jan.
99% July 2
99% Apr.
101 % Apr. 28
98% Feb.
101% June 1
97% Jan.
109 Jan. 16
107% Apr.
101% Aug. 7
99% Sept
100 M ar. 12
89% Jan.
97% Feb. 15
95 Jan.
Mar
102% Aug. 11
10 0
10 0 %

87

102% M ay
Sept. 11 102% Jan.
Sept. 8 55}* Jan.
Sept. 3 41 % Jan.
Sept. 21 92% May
Sept. 13 90% Jan.
Sept. 3 98% Aug.
Sept. 18 97 Mar.
Sept. 1 107% Aug.
Sept. 15 98 Jan.
100% Jan.
Sept. 2 94% M ay
61
Jan.
Sept. 10 94% June
94 Feb.
90 Mar.
Sept. 11 100% Aug.
Sept. 14 100% Jan.
Sept. 10 100% Jan.
Sept. 8 77% Jan.
S ep t.15 100% Apr.
Sept. 3 100% Mar.
Sept. 8 95% Jan.

106% Sept. 1
103% Sept. 7
76% Sept. 21
Sept. 10
88
104% Sept. 1
93% Sept. 3
92% Sept. 14
108% Sept. 17
106% Sept. 24
105% Sept. 13
92% Sept. 21
98% Sept. 10
1 0 2 % Sept. 22
1 0 1 % Sept. 3
Sept. 30
99
Sept. 2
57
109% Sept. 3

99% Sept. 23 100%
97
Sept. 3 100%
53
Sept. 7 57

88

ol.

RANOE SINCE JAN. 1.
Highest.

Ask. Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale 104% Sept. 8 105%
104% 104% Sept. 16 104%
Sale 100% Sept.
101%
10 1
100% Sept.
101 %
95% Sept.
97
95%
91% 91% Sept.
92
10 1
100% Sept.
101%
Sale 107
Sept. 19 108%
105
Sept. 8 105
Sale
94
Sept. 29 95
111% Sept. 29 111%
Sept. 10 111
1 1 1 % 111
Sale 102% Sept. 25 103%
105% 105
Sept. 27 106%
Sale 104% Sept. 1 105%
Sale 106% Sept. 1 107
Sale 106?* Sept. 3 108%
Sale
89% Sept. 17 91 %
Sale
98?* Sept. 3 100%
Sale
96% Sept. 20 97%
Sale 107% Sept. 13 110%
Sept. 2 97%
96% 97
Sale
99?* Sept. 2 101
Sale
99
Sept. 25 100%
8 8 ?* Sept. 1 91
90
54
Sept. 29 55
54
113% 111% Sept. 11 111%
Sept. 23 106
105% 105
90% Sept. 29 90%
Sale
50
S ep t.11 55
Sale
49% Sept. 3 52
95% 95% Sept. 14 95%

105% 103% 105%
Sale 105
Sale
Sale
62
Sale
Sale
53% Sale
98% 96% 97
Sale
95% Sale
Sale
98% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale 107% Sale
99% 98% Sale
10 2%
Sale
97% Sale
70
65
68%
96% 97% Sale
93%
93%
10 1% 10 1% 10 1?
Sale
10 1
1 0 1 % Sale
84
83% Sale
10 2
1 0 1 % 102
108% 107% Sale
98%

United Drug g 6 s_____________ 1944 A O
37.000 103% Sale 106% Sale 105
United Fuel Gas 1st s f 6 s_____1936 J J
47.000 101% Sale 103% 104% 1 0 2 %
77% 75
United Rys St L 1st g 4s_____ 1934 J J
74% 76
26.000 74
United Steamship 15-yr 6 s____ 1937 M N
94% 88
90% 88
8.000 94
103% 104% Sale 103%
United Stores Realty 6 s_______ 1942 A O
36.000 103
U S Rubber 1st & ref 5s Ser A . 1947 J J
93% Sale? 93
564.000 91?* Sale
1,000
Registered___________________ J J
Sale 106%
10-year 7% s_______________ 1930 F A
130.000 107 Sale 107
U S Steel Corp s f g 5s_ Apr 1963 M N
_
392.000 105% Sale 105% Sale 105%
Registered_____________________
3.000
Utah Light & Trac 1st & ref 5s. 1944 A O
91% Sale
92?*
295.000 87% Sale
Sale
Utah Power & Lt 1 st 5s_______ 1944 F A
97
178.000 95% Sale
97
Utica Elec Lt & Pr 1st 5s_____ 1950 J J
7.000 1 0 0 % 1 0 1 % 1 0 1 %
102
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s_____1957 J J
44.000 100% Sale 1 0 1 % Sale 1 0 1 %
Sale
Vertientes Sugar 1st s f 7s____1942 J D
307.000 90% 91% 98
98
Victor Fuel 1st s f 5s__________1953 J J
60
2.000 53% 62% 57
54
Sale 108%
Va-Car Chem 1st 7s___________1947 J D
13.000 1 0 4 % ------- 1 1 0
Stamped as to payment of 40 %
1st 7s....................
1947
3.000 105% Sale
Certificates of deposit asstd.
108%
2.000 105 Sale 108%
Ctfs of deposit stamped_____
108%
108%
91% 93
96
Va Iron, Coal & Coke 1st g 5s. 1949 M S
92
93
2 ,0 0 0
Sale
Virginia Ry & Pow 1st 5s____ 1934 J J
98% Sale
70.000 98
98%
93% 91%
92
30.000
Walworth Co 6 Misser A (with war)\35
260,000
1st s f 6 s ser A ______________ 1945
96%
96% 97
Sale
Sale
411.000 95
84%
Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7s______ 1941
84
213.000 81% Sale
Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7s_____ 1939
£8
6 1 % 61
Wash Wat Pow 1st 30-yr 5s_ 1939
_
10 1%
22.000 1 0 1 % ------- 1 0 1 %
1 0 1 % 10 2
6 ,0 0 0 102% 103
Westchester Light gold 5s_____ 1950
10 1
10 0 %
18,000 100 % 101
West Ky Coal 1 st 7s__________1944 M N
1 0 1 % 10 2
West Penn Pow 1st 5s Ser A ___194* M S
19.000 100 Sale 1 0 0 % 1 0 1 % 1 0 0 %
10 0 %
26.000 100 Sale 1 0 0 % 1 0 1
1st 5s Series E ______________ 1963
1st g 5% s Ser F_____________ 1953
7.000 104% 105% 104% 105% 104%
10 0 %
3.000
1st secured 5s series B _______ 1956
79%
80% 82
22,000 83% Sale
West Va Coal & Coke 1st 6 s ..1950
74.000 100% Sale 1 0 1 % Sale 1 0 1
Western Electric deb 5s_______ 1944
10 2%
17.000 102 Sale 1 0 1 %
West Un Coll tr cur 5s________ 1938
23.000 96% 97% 98% 99% 99
Fund & real est 4% s g ______ 1950 M N
43.000 111 % Sale 1 1 1 % 113 1 1 1 %
15-year 6 % s g ______________1936 P A
327.000 106% Sale 104% Sale 104%
Westinghouse E & M 7s______ 1931 M N
Registered______________________ M N
10 0 %
160,000
Temporary 5s______________ 1946 M N
97% Sale 1 0 0 %
585,000
White Sewing Machine deb 6 s. 1936 J J
73% 50
53
34,000 71
60
Wickwire-Spencer Steel 1st 7s .1935 J J
90
_____ 88
70
Certificates of deposit_________ M N
73
_____ 80
Certificates o f deposit stamped . . M N
61,000 63 % 63 % _____ 44% 49%
Wickwire Sp Steel Co 7s..Jan 1935 M N
92.000 102% 1 02% 102% Sale 1 0 1 %
WlUys-Overland 1st s f g______ 1933 M S
99
98% Sale
235.000 99% Sale
Wilson & Co 1 st s f 6 s _______ 1941 A O
104% Sale 104%
Winchester Rep Arms 7% s____ 1941 A O
48.000 101 % 102
340.000 101% Sale 104% Sale 103%
Youngs’n Sheet & Tube 6 s____ 194? J J
a On the basis of $5 to the £ sterling, c First Installment paid, d Full paid,




[V

103%
10 1%
74%
87%
103
91%
92%
106%
103
104%
86%
95
100%
100%
90%
53%
105

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
July
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
June
July
July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.

July 16
June 25
Feb. 5
Feb. 5
June 9
Sept. 13
Aug. 24
June 29
Jan. 16
June 29
June 5
Aug. 3
M ay 3
Sept. 10
Apr. 15
Mar. 27
Sept. 11
June 11
July 27
July 2
Sept. 15
10 2
108% June 16
99 June 25

104%
106
65%
65%
98%
96%
99
99%
109%
99%
10 2 %
99
75
97%
96
95
10 2 %
10 2%
10 2 %
85%

107%
104%
79
95
105
95
92%
108%
107%
106%
94
99%
10 2 %
10 2%
99%
64%
no

June 11
Aug. 17
Apr. 10
Feb. 6
Mar. 22
Apr. 26
Sept. 14
Feb. 6
M ay 7
M ay II
June 11
June 11
Sept. 22
Aug. 20
M ar. 23
Apr. 29
Aug. 20

Sefit. 3 104% M ay 6 1 1 1 % Aug. 26
Aug. 21
Sept. 10 104% Mar. 18 1 1 0
106% Jan. 4 138% Jan. 5
Sept. 30 91% Jan. 5 98 Anr. 29
Sept. 21 97% Mar. 4 1 0 1 % July 17
June 30 95 Apr. 19
Sept. 8 89
Sept. 10 91% Mar. 30 97 Aug. 2
Feb. 5
Sept. 24 79 July 27 10 0
Sept. 23 56 July 27 8 8 % Feb. 11
Sept. 22 1 0 1 % Jan. 14 1 0 2 % June 5
Sept. 29 1 0 1 % Aug. 26 103% Jan. 15
Jan. 21 1 0 2 % June 80
Sept. 15 10 0
M ay 22
Sept. 3 99% Jan. 19 103
Sept. . 99% Jan. 22 103% June 7
Jan. l3
Sept. 10 104% Sept. 15 106
Sept. 24 1 0 0 % Sept. 24 1 0 0 % Sept. 24
Feb. 13
Sept. 2 65 July 26 91
Sept. 2 1 0 0 % Jan. 4 103% M ay 7
M ay 24 103% Feb. 16
Sept. 23 1 0 1
Aug. 21
Sept. 22 96% Jan. 12 10 0
Jan. 15 117% M ay 25
Sept. 3 1 1 1
M ay 3
Sept. 7 103% Sept. 23 107
105% June 3 105% June 3
Sept. 23 99% Sept. 23 1 0 0 % Sept. 23
Sept. 18 94% Apr. 13 1 0 0 % Sept. 18
Sept. 7 70% Jan. 21
Sept. 16 53
60% Mar. 27 60% M ar. 23
70% Jan. 14 70% Jan. 14
Sept. 17 39% Sept. 10 6 8 % Jan. 20
Sept. 9 1 0 1 % Sept. 29 103% Feb. 16
Feb. 16
Sept. 25 95% M ay 24 1 0 1
Sept. 3 1 0 1 % Jan. 6 105 Sept. 3
Sept. 7 1 0 1 % Jan. 29 105 Aug, fi

Sept. 10 52
Sept. 29 102%
Sept. 3 99
Sept. 15 105
Sept. 14 104%
* Optional sale

{Bonds “ when issued."

Oct., 1 9 2 6 .]

23

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

STOCKS—PRICES AND SALES FOR SEPTEMBER 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

SALES TO OCT. 1.

H. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

In
September

Par
Alabama & Vicksburg_ 100
_
Albany & Susquehanna..100
Ann Arbor______________ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Atchison Top & S Pe____100
Preferred_____________ 100
Atlanta Birm & A tl_____100
Atlan Coast Line R R ____100
Baltimore & Ohio_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Bangor & Aroostook_____50
Preferred_____________ 100
Bkln-Manhat tr ctfe__wo par
Trust ctfs pref____no par
Buffalo Roch & Pitts____100
Preferred_____________ 100
Buffalo & Susaueh______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Canadian Pacific_______ 100
Canada Southern_______ ICO
Central RR o f N J ______ 100
Chesapeake & Ohio_____ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Chicago & Alton________ 100
Certificates___________100
Preferred_____________ 100
Chic & East 111 RR (new)100
Preferred (new)...........100
Chicago Great W estern..100
Preferred_____________ 100
Chic Milw Sc St Paul____100
Certificates___________ 10 0
Preferred____________ .100
Preferred certificates. .100
Chicago & North W est.. 100
Preferred_____________ 10 0
Chic Rock Isl & Pac_____ 100
7 % preferred........ .........100
6 % preferred_________ 10 0
Chic St P Minn & Om___ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
O O C & St Louis_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Cleveland & Pittsburgn_ 50
_
Special.............................. 5C
Colorado & Southern____10 0
1 st preferred_________ 10 0
2 d preferred_________ 10 0
Cuba RR preferred_____ 100
Delaware & Hudson_____100
Del Lack & Western_____50
Denver Rio Gr & W pref. 150
Detroit & Mackinac_____ 10 0
Duluth S S & A tla n tic...100
Duluth SS & Atl Prd___100
Erie...............
loo
First preferred_______ 100
Second preferred_____ 100
Erie & Pittsburgh________ 50
Great Northern pref____ 100
Iron ore properties.no par
Gulf Mobile & Northern. 100
Preferred_____________ 10 0

Shares.
300

Hocking V alley__________100
Hudson & Manhattan___ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Illinois Central_________ 100
6 % pref series A ______ 100
Leased line stock_____ 100
RR sec stock ctfs____ 10 0 0
Interboro Rapid Transit. 100
Int Rys o f Cent Amer___ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Iowa Central____________100
Joliet & Cnicago________ 100
Kansas City Southern___100
Preferred_____________ 100
Lehigh Valley___________ 50
Louisville & Nashville___ 100
Manhattan Ry guar____ 100
Mod guar____________100
Market Street R y ______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Prior preferred_______ 100
Second preferred_____ 100
Michigan Central_______ 100
Minneapolis & St L ou is.. 100
Certificates___________ 100
Minn St Paul & S S M ..1 0 0
Preferred_____________ 100
Leased line___________100
M o Kan & Texas C o..n o par
Preferred_____________ 100
Missouri Pacific com ____ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Morris & Essex__________ 50
Nashv Chatt & St Louis. 100
Nat Rys Mex 1st pref___ 100
Second preferred_____ 100
New Orl Texas & M exico.100
New York Central______ 100
N Y Chicago S St Louis. 100
c
Certificates___________100
Preferred_____________ 100
Preferred ctfs________ 100
New York & Harlem_____ 50
N Y Lack & Western___ 10 0
N Y N H & Hartford___ 100
N Y Ontario & Western. 100
N Y Rys pf tr ctfs_ no par
_
Ctfs stamped_____ no par
Pref ctfs 2d stmpd.no par
New York State Rys____ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Norfolk Southern_______ 100
Norfolk & Western______100
Preferred_____________ 100
Northern Central________ 50
Northern Pacific_______ 100
Pacific Coast____________100
First prsferred_______ 100
Second preferred_____ 100
Pennsylvania____________ 50
Peoria & Eastern_______ 100
Pere Marquette________ 100
Certificates___________100
Prior preferred_______ 100
Preferred. ...............
100
Pitts Ft Worth & Chic___100
Pitts Ft Wayne & Cnicpf 100
Plttsb & West Virginia 100

350
8,400
400
42,300




Since
Jan. 1.

17.000
500
400
50
29.000
26,800
7,400

Shares
1,940
49
1.300
800
1.544.700
65,060
436.300
406.200
2.277.200
35,700
52,200
2,900
1,403,650
54.900
2,828
817
800
300
323.600
5,852
14,260
2,750,400
35,410
266.400
830
290.000
18,600
70,800
210.200
588.300
501.100
370.000
586.600
300.500
633.800
12.900
1,540,300
35,945
43.900
4,600
800
3,790
1,520
319
400
54.500
6.400
1.400
250
309.900
321.600
45.000

700
127,700
110,600
37,800
45
85,200
6,800
67,700
6,100

5,100
6,700
1,380,150
490.400
197.050
81
590.050
131.800
192,850
35.000

316,500
5,900
5,700
50,800
238,800
3,200
7.000
200

33,700
6.000

470
23

31,900
58
800
517,000
600
4,600
7,500
1,200

6,300
41,800
108,300
14.900
12.900
47.900
14,000
173.700
600
201.700
4,400
7,200
300
160
100
60

200

1,200

1,180
38,200
600
157,500
1,300
9,600
15,200
50
25,800
500
500
8,000
200

900
4,400
700
100

42.900
17.900
149,500
85,200
58
300
2,600
100

519,100
56,100
4,500

126
218,900
19.100
1,400
765
800
300
12,100
68,200
800
138,100

133,600
9,800
52,500
1,100

2,000
216
4,300

Price about
Jan. 2
1926.
Bid.
45
66%
138%
94%
9%
260
94%
67%
45
99
61
83
78
92%
65%
148
50
304%
126%
125%
7%
5
13%
34%
48%
11%
28
10 %
10

19%
19
81%
119%
57%
10 0

87%
56
119
190
69
64
65
57

65
67
59

160
145
47

Sale
Sale
Sale

Sale
39
Sale
45
42% Sale
Sale
78
26% Sale
34% Sale
1 0 0 % 10 2

721
210.600 35% 36%
8.300 70
72
170,810 123% Sale
13,742 123% Sale
215 75
80
7,750 70% 73
1.074.700 31
Sale
7.200 29% 30%
1.400 63%
1.200
2%
3
25
744.100 48
Sale
17,950 62
Sale
215.900 85% Sale
165.500 142% 144
5,550 88
95
495.000 42% Sale
13.000
7
8%
2,900 25
30%
40.000 43% Sale
6,000
18
15
47 700 1,000
47,600
3% Sale
2,000

26,828
9,000
4,450
665,700
179,600
957.500
666.000

452
2,050
16.500
83.300
7,200
2,533,900
164,250
200

50%
72
62%
41
92%
39%
88%
78%
188
6%
2%
131%
134%
179
167
97
93%
196

Sept. 1.

Bid.
116M
203
4446
48
68%
69%
Sale
160
Sale 100
Sale
%
Sale 239 %
106%
Sale
73%
68
45%
Sale
100
100
64%
Sale
84
Sale
83%
83
97%
100
74% 40
37%
Sale z l 6 6
60
Sale 294
155%
Sale
155
128
Sale
5%
5%
8
8%
13%
33
35
43%
50
11
Sale
30%
Sale
13%
Sale
12 %
Sale
23%
Sale
22
Sale
78%
Sale
Sale 124
64%
Sale
Sale 103%
89%
Sale
53
58
Ask

12 2
200

52
76
62%
Sale
S a le

Sale
Sale

110

275
109
70%
40%
68%

70
65
82
179%
144%
46
34
5
6%
32%
42%
40
63
79% Sale
21
Sale
35% Sale
107
Sale
207
39%
75
125%
125
78%
73%
43
26%
60%
128
45%
66%

90%
142

88%

52
4
22

42%
13%
1

%

141
21%
41
41%
167%
84%
80
81%
18
54
46
55
23%
105

Highest.

Lowest.

Highest.

Lowest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Sept. 30 107% Mar. 24 116% June 28
Sale 116 Sept. 30 116
June 3
203 Feb. 25 2 2 0
Jan. 6
44 Jan. 19 45
46
64% Jan. 21 69% Jan. 27
Sept. 1
Sept. 1 122 Mar. 30 161
161
Sale 152% Sept.
June 1 2
Sept. 1 94% Mar. 5 100
Sale
100
99
Sept.
Jan. 2
% May 28 1 0
% Sept.
Sale
% Sept. 28
239% Sept. 7 181 % Mar. 30 262% Jan. 2
Sale 216% Sept.
Sale 105% Sept.
109% Sept. 7 83% Mar. 3 109% Sept.7
73% Aug. 2o
73% Sept. 27 67% Jan.
73% Sept.
Sale
Feb. 1
Sale
45% Sept. 1 33 Mar. 2 46
42
Sept.
101
Sept. 8 97% Feb. 8 101 July 12
Sale 101
Sept.
Sale
65% Sept. 2 54% Mar. 31 69% Feb. 5
60% Sept.
Sale
85% Sept. 25 78 Mar. 31 8 6 % Aug. 23
83% Sept.
Sale
Sept. 7 69% Mar. 26 87% July 20
83
Sept.
86
100
100
97% Sept.
Sept. 9 92 Mar. 15 100 Sept. 9
50 June 25 65 Feb. 26
45
50 Mar. 2 50 M ar. 2
50
Sale 163% Sept. 17 168% Sept. 7 146% Jan. 9 168% Sept. 7
63
Sept. 9 58 Jan. 15 61 June 14
60
Sept. 9 60
Jan. 11
290 289% Sept. 29 294
Sept. 1 240 Mar. 30’ 305
Sale 155% Sept. 1 178% Sept. 24 112 Mar. 2 178% Sept. 24
154
Sept. 2 171
Sept. 28 119 Jan. 20 171 S ep t.28
4% M ay 18 i l % Feb. 20
5%
5% Sept. 17 5% Sept. 2
5% June 21 10 Feb. 13
Sale
6 % M ay 18 18% Feb. 23
9 Sept. 8
8 % Sept.
Feb. 10
34
Sept. 3 30% May 10 37
33
32
Sept.
44
41 % Sept.
45% Sept. 1 36% Mar. 31 51% Feb. 10
Sale
7% Mar. 31 12% Sept. 9
12 % Sept. 9
10% Sept.
Sale
27% Sept.
31% Sept. 9 16% M ar. 30 31% Sept. 9
Sale
9 Mar. 29 14% Jan. 6
13% Sept. 7
10% Sept.
Jan. 8
Sale
8 % Apr. 20 14
12% Sept. 7
10% Sept.
Sale
23% Sept. 1 14% Mar. 31 24 Aug. 24
19% Sept.
Sale
Apr. 20 23% Aug. 24
2 2 % Sept. 9 14
19
Sept.
Sale
83% Sept. 10 65% M ar. 30 83% Sept. 10
78% Sept.
Sale 125 Sept.
125% Sept. 29 118% Jan. 4 126% Apr. 30
Sept. 29
Sale
Sept. 29 40% M ar. 3 6 8
62% Sept. 171 68
Sale 103
Mar. 4 104% Sept. 9
Sept. 2 104% Sept. 9 96
Sept. 28
92
Sept. 28 83% Mar. 31 92
89% Sept. 1 92
Apr. 5 57% Sept. 3
60
56% Sept. 2 57% Sept. 3i 48
100 M ar. 16 114 Jan. 9
300 275 Sept. 11 275 Sept. 11 173% Mar. 29 275 Aug. 24
110
109 Sept. 14 109 Sept. 14 109 Aug. 19 125 M ar. 13
71% 70% Sept. 1 71
Sept. 23 70 Jan. 19 73 July 26
42%
41 % July 12 41% July 12
Sale
66
Sept. 17 81 % Sept. 28 52 Mar. 3 81% Sept.28
71
Sept.
72% Sept. 28 62 Mar. 2 72% Aug. 11
74
Sept. 27
70 Sept. 29
72
Sept. 27 59 Jan. 11 72
78
Sept. 10 82 Sept. 10 85 July 13
89
82
Sept. 10 82
177 175% Sept. 14 183% Sept. 2 150% M ar. 30 183% Sept. 2
129 Mar. 30 153% Jan. 12
Sale 141
Sept. 20 146% Sept.
37% M ay 19 47 Jan. 2
46% Sept.
Sale
39 Sept. 27
60 Mar. 3 60 M ar. 3
60
3 May 20 5% Aug. 31
5
7 Sept. _
4% July 29 8 % Jan. 9
6 % Sept.
6%
32% Sept.
35% Sept. 28 22% Mar. 29 40 Jan. 2
Sale
46% Sept. 24 33% Mar. 30 47% July 8
Sale
42
Sept.
44
Sept. 24 30 Mar. 30 45% July 8
Sale
40
Sept.
Aug. 24
62% Sept. 14 62% Sept. 14 63
62% Sept.
78
Sale
80% Sept. 10 6 8 % Mar. 30 80% Sept. 10
76% Sept.
2*% Sept. 7 19 June 2 27% Feb. 15
20
Sale
19% Sept.
40% Sale
41% Sept. 29 25% Apr. 20 41% Sept. 29
35% Sept.
109
Sale 106% Sept.
109% Sept. 30 95 Mar. 29 109% S ept.30

Sale 196
Sale
39
76
78
Sale 125%
124%
126
83% 78%
Sale
76
38
Sale
26%
28
64
67
1%
128
47%
Sale
67% 65%
Sale
87%
Sale 136
90% 88 .
Sale
47
4%
4%
21
25
42
43
16

1500
2

44% Sale
Sale
69
65
65%
Sale
38
93%

Sept. 30.

Ask. Bid.
120 116
203
44%
46
69%
Sale 158%
Sale
99
Sale
%
Sale 218%
Sale 105%
73%
Sale
43
Sale
101
Sale
61%
85
Sale
83
Sale
99
Sale
35
47
37%
50
Sale 165%
60% 60
Sale 280
Sale 171%
169
5%
5%
5%
8%
Sale
31
36
43%
Sale
10%
Sale
28%
Sale
Sale
11%
10%
Sale
20%
Sale
19%
Sale
79
Sale
125 125%
67%
Sale
Sale 104%
Sale
91%
50
58
110
300 275
114
70%
Sale
40%
Sale
79
72
75
70
82
89
Sale 176
Sale 144%
41
Sale
60
34
5%
4%
Sale
5
35%
Sale
Sale
45%
Sale
43%

S a le

43% Sale
93% Sale
80
81
192
171
185
7%
5%
6%
3
2 % Sale
132% 121
130
Sale 141% Sale
180
179% Sale
169
Sale
102% Sale
96%
208
195 Sale
10 0
104% 106%
45% Sale
45% Sale
28% Sale
25% Sale
7% Sale
9% 10%

32,138
600
3,454
343
2,091,600
162.500
75,940
2,824
2,782
5,162 26% Sale
1.400 45
55
Sale
45.800 36
672.500 148% Sale
90
6,010 80
674 78
85
804,150 76% Sale
33
39.000 31
75
200 65
51
4.300 47
Sale
1.099.200 55
54.300 18% 2 0 %
Sale
592,300 84
700 78
89
14,315 87
90
51.500 78
80
153 133
1,031 142% Sale
95.900 11414 Sale

RANGE SINCE JA N . 1.

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.

225 207
Sale
38%
77
75%
Sale 123%
Sale 124%
85
Sale
73%
Sale
37
27% 27%
65%
1%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

214
39%
77%
131
129%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

76
45%
28

Sale
45% Sept.
67
6 6 % Sept.
Sale
87% Sept.
Sale 134% Sept.
92% 8 8
Sept.
Sale
46% Sept.
6 % 4% Sept.
30
21% Sept.
Sale
40% Sept.
12% 15
12% Sept.
1500
1% Sept. 16
1%
1%

40
Sale
64% Sale
63
65
36% Sale
93%

S a le

40
63
65%
36%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

51%

68%

91%
144
88

54%
4%

22%

42%
13%

1%
44%
69
65%
39%
94%
45
95
80%

41% Sale
91% Sale
80% 81%
165
180
5%
6%
2%
2%
121
123
142% Sale
198% Sale

93%

S e p t.

5%
2%
122
140%
179%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

103% Sale

100% Sept. 14 104

180
103
45
25%
8%

41 % Sept.
91% Sept.
80% Sept.

190
189
106%
Sale
43%
Sale
24
9%
9

Sale 135
Sale 135
19
Sale
23
21
36
50
42
36
40% Sale
Sale
39
Sale 165 % Sale 159%
85% 84% Sale
84
82% 80
82%
79% Sale
Sale
78
18
25
25
50
75
70
20
52
25
54% Sale
Sale
54
Sale
19% 21
19
Sale 110% Sale 104%

92% Sale
93
88
Sale
88
138 ____ 140
1 4 5 % ____ 150
109% Sale 111%

Sale
Sale
____
Sale
Sale

6 %
2%
122
147%
204%

Sept. 16 195
Sept. 21 47%
Sept. 17 26%
Sept. 16 11%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

141
22%
41%
44%
169%
84%

Sept. 21 82%
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

56%
25%
113%

Sept. 21
Sept. 1
150
Sept. 8 150
105% Sept. 21 113%

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

10 147
7 34%
7 67%
7 113%
7 115%
77
Sept. 27 71%
Sept. 2 24%
Sept. 2 25%
62
1
125
Sept. 9 34%
Sept. 10 60%
Sept. 7 75%
Sept. 3 118
Sept. 17 84
Sept. 2 38%
4%
Sept. 13
Sept. 8 21%
Sept. 7 39%
Sept. 3 12%
703
1%
Sept. 23
%
Sept. 1 34
Sept. 1 55
Sept. 10 62%
Sept. 9 32
Sept. 3 82
Sept. 1 27
Sept. 3 71%
Sept. 16 79%
150
4%
Sept. 2
2
Sept. 2
Sept. 23 120
Sept. 7 117
Sept. 23 130

Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
.Tan.
Mar.
Mar.
Aug.
July
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
July
Sept.
June
Sept.
Apr
July
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.

93
93%
Sept. 1 175
102%
Sept. 7 30%
Sept. 1 19%
6
Sept. 2
255
Sept. 1 108
Sept. 16 20%
Sept. 8 36
Sept. 2 27%
Sept. 28 139%
Sept. 10 84
79
Sept. 7 65%
18
72%
44
Sept. 3 48%
Sept. 3 19
Sept. 24 67
81
Sept. 22 79
Sept. 20 70%
134%
Sept. 8 142%
Sept. 25 85

Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
July
July
Sept.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar,
Aug.
Feb.
Aug.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.

Sept. 22

214
40
79%
131
129%
80
77
52%
31
66
3%
125
51%
68%

93%
144
92%
61%
10

40
51%
22%
1050
3%
2%

52%
79
66%
47%
95
45
95
83
188
8%
4%
132%
147%
204%
106
98
205
105%
48%

28%

20%

315
141
28%
50%
44%
169%
85%
81%
82%
48
73
57%
56%
26%
113%
85
96
91%
140
150
119%

Sept. 10
Apr. 8
July 26
Sept. 7
Sept. 7
M ay 4
June 23
May 25
Feb. 13
June 24
Jan. 15
July 2
Sept. 9
Sept. 10
July 15
Sept. 3
Apr. 20
M ay 28
Feb. 9
Feb. 9
Feb. 10
Feb. 10
Apr. 24
Jan. 11
Feb. 11
Feb. 3
Feb. 3
Feb. 24
Feb. 9

Jan.

4

Sept. 1
Sept. 3
July 26
Jan. 4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 9
Sept. 7
Sept.23
July 8
Apr. 26
Jan. 11
June 28
July 17
Feb. 13
Feb. 5
June 30
Sept. 1
Jan. 14
Jan. 7
Sept. 2
Sept. 28
Aug. 11
Apr. 30
Aug. 26
Jan. 6
Feb. 20
Feb. 18
Sept. 3
Jan. 14
Sept. 24
M ar. 12
July 7
July 17
June 29
Sept. 8
Jan. 11

24
STOCKS

H. T. STOCK EXCHANGE

STOCKS —STOCK EXCHANGE RECOT?T>
SALES TO OCT. 1.
In
September

Shares.
Par Shares.
104,800
Reading Company_______ 50
1,300
First preferred________ 50
3,000
Second preferred______ 50
44,800
Rights________________
Rensselaer & Saratoga.-100
2,000
Rutland RR pref_______ 100
107,100
St Louis-San Francisco.-100
2,200
Preferred A ___________100
14.500
St Louis Southwest_____100
900
Preferred_____________ 100
59.500
8eaboard Air Line_ .___100
_
12,000
Preferred_____________ 100
175,800
Southern Pacific C o_____100
132.500
Southern Railway_______100
8,800
Preferred_____________ 100
38.200
Texas & Pacific________ 100
10.300
Third Avenue__________ 100
1,000
Twin City Rapid Transit. 100
200
Preferred_____________ 100
219,200
Union Pacific___________100
5.500
Preferred____________ 100
425
United Rys Invest p re f.. 100
500
Vicks Shrev & P a c ific ...100
118,000
Wabash________________ 100
39.000
Preferred A __________ 100
100
Preferred B __________ 100
27,100
Western Maryland______ 100
21.200
Second preferred____ 100
4.900
Western Pacific, New___100
5.100
Preferred new________ 100
237.500
Wheeling & L E R y_____100
44,800
Preferred_______
100
Industrial and Miscell.
6.900
Abitibi Power & P _ .no par
5,000
Abraham & Straus_ no par
_
100
Preferred_____________ 100
12.500
Adams Express_________ 100
75.000
Advance Rumely_______ 100
42.600
Preferred_____________ 100
14.500
Air Reduction Tnc___ no par
14.200
Ajax Rubber Tnc_____no par
12.200
Ahumada Lead__________ 1
2.500
Alaska Juneau Gold M in.10
400
Albany Perf’d W P -.n o par
100
Preferred_____________100
400
All American Cables_ 100
_
100
Alliance Realty new..n o par
736.500
Allied Chem & Dye_.no par
1,800
Preferred_____________ 100
25.700
Allis Chalmers M fg_____100
800
Preferred____________ 100
8,300
Amalgamated Leather .no par
400
Preferred_____________ 100
56,200
Ameranda Corp_____no par
12.300
Amer Agricul Chem ical.. 100
14.300
Preferred___________ 100
5.100
American Bank Note new 10
400
Preferred______________ 50
6.800
American Beet Sugar_ 100
_
6.100
Preferred____________ 100
22.600
Amer Boscb Magneto.no par
11.700
Am Brake Shoe & F__no par
Preferred_____________ 100
63,800
Am Brown Bov El 2 i.n o par
900
Preferred____ ____ _ iOf
283,600
American Can, when Issued.
2,300
Amer Can Pref__________100
21,400
Amer Car & Fdry new no par
300
Preferred_____________ 100
3,700
American Chain w i ______25
800
American Chicle_____no par
200
Certificates
_____no par
Prior preferred_____no par
25.800
Amer Druggists Synd_ 10
_
10.800
American Express______100
41,300
Am Foreign & Power.no par
5,200
Preferred_________ no par
100
25% p a i d .................. ..
1.900
Amer Bide & Leather_ 100
_
5.700
Preferred _.
..
100
8,600
Amer Home Products.no par
28,700
American I c e ___________100
1,000
Preferred_____________ 100
14.600
Amer Internat C orp..n o par
33.600
Am La France Fire Eng. .10
100
Preferred_____________ 100
33,800
American Linseed______100
6,600
Preferred_____________ 100
56,200
Am Locomotive n ew ..no par
1,000
Preferred_____________ 100
7,600
Am Mach & Foundry.no par
100
Preferred_____________ 100
5.700
American Metal_____no par
100
Preferred_____________ 100
200
_
American Piano. Dref_ 100
100,400
Am Power & Light_ no par
_
9.900
American Radiator_____ 25
Preferred_____________ 100
2,100
Amer Railways Express. lOO
900
Amer R e p u b lic s .____no par
26,700
American Safetv R a zor..100
12.500
Am Ship & Comm____no par
460,700
Amer Smelt & Refin____.100
1,900
Preferred_____________ 100
1,100
American Snuff________ 100
300
Preferred_____________ 100
13,600
AmSteelFdries ctfs new nopnr
1,300
Preferred_____________ 100
51,100
American Sugar Refin_ 100
_
1,600
Preferred_______ . . . . 1 0 0
77.500
Am Sum T ob.ncw cts no par
Optional A ctfs_______ 100
B certificates_________ 100
1.700
Am Teleg & Oaoie______lOO
36.800
Amer Teleph & Teleg_ 100
_
Rights ..........................
20,300
American Tobacco_______ 50
35.500
B .........................
50
1.700
Preferred_____________ 100
5,000
Amer Type Foundries___100
1,1 0 0
Preferred_____________ 100
23.800
Amer Wat Works & E lec. .20
200
First, preferred (7 % )..1 0 0
200
Am Wholesale pref______ 100
36,900
American Woolen_______ lOO
9,600
Preferred_____________ 100
14.500
Am Writing Paper, pref. 100
6.700
Preferred certificates_100
2.400
Amer Zinc, Lead & Sm_ 25
_
2.700
Preferred______________ 25
103,100
Anaconda Copper_______ 50
3,100
Archer Daniels M id..n o par
400
Preferred_____________ 100
Armour (Del) pref______100
2.400
63,000
Armour of Illinois Class A .25
Class B _______________ 26
59,400
Preferred_____________ 100
100
1i -no
Arnold Constahle




Price
Jan 2
192 6.

Since
Jan. 1.

Sept. 1.

| 72%
)
108
> 17%
j 57%
» 110
10%
J 9
|
> 1%
|
)|
> 129
)
3 114
3 120%
3 93
3 109
)
3
J
3
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3
)
>
3
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)
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)
>
0

27%
80%
39
55%
33
77
32%
150
114
48%
97
49%
121

0
)
0
)
3
0
2
i
3
)
)
0
0

109
122
24%
47
47
89%
4%
136
42%
91%
131
14%
61

0
3
3
3
3
3
)
3
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
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0
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0
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0
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0
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0
0
0
O

74
109'"
19%
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
135
Sale
Sale
93%
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
57%
34
78%
Sale
153
114%
Sale
98%
Sale
121%

90 % Sale
51 % Sale
14%
57
36%
9
7%
1%
27
98
45
47 %

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
Sale
100
150
52
Sale
122

88 % Sale
109%
09
21 % Sale
115
08
31 % Sale
16% Sale
57% Sale
40 % Sale
57
52
23% Sale
Sale
66
Sale
20
Sale
140
112% 117%
Sale
46
96 % 97
55% Sale
125%
125

Sale 101% Sale
126
125% 129
Sale
25% Sale
Sale
38
39
50
36
38
95
85% 95
4%
9% Sale
138% 128% Sale
Sale
20% Sale
Sale
90% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
62
42% Sale
25% Sale
134 Sale 123
Sale
83% 82% Sale
83
Sale
45
33% Sale
15% Sale
1 2 % Sale
Sale
100
102
95
52% Sale
42% Sale
86% 87
81%
79
118% Sale 107
Sale
118
120
117%
117
75% Sale
125
1 22
54
55
Sale
51
116
115
116
112
96% 94% 98
95
___
Sale
67
Sale 117% Sale
115
___
129%
76% 80
80% 81%
74
71
61
59
56% Sale
Sale
64
5% Sale
7% Sale
144% Sale 144% Sale
113% 114
119% Sale
142
141
Sale
132
105
100
98
95
46% Sale
45% Sale
112% 113
1 1 2 % Sale
75 % Sale
73% Sale
Sale 103
103
Sale
_
Sale
34
___________
___________
41
39
26% Sale
142% Sale 144% Sale
------- -----115% Sale 120 % Sale
114% Sale 120
Sale
106% 107
110
111%
120
Sale
117
121
107
------- 113
104
Sale
71
57% Sale
104
10 1
104% 107
106
98
101
98
41% 42
30% Sale
87% Sale
80% Sale
1%
1%
1 % Sale
1
%
%
1%
9
8%
6%
37% 38
30% Sale
49% Sale
49% Sale
44% Sale
40% 41%
105
103
105
103
97% 95
Sale
97
23% Sale
16% Sale
16% Sale
8% Sale
90% 90% 84% 86
00 1< 05
Sale
25

Sept. 30.
Bid.
91 %
40%
43
19%
125
50%
99%
91
67
76
33
36
108%
126%
93%
55

Ask
Sale
40%
Sale
Sale

Lowest.
Sale
91%
40%
42%
19%

Prices.
Sept. 30
Sept. 17
Sept. 1
Sept. 30

Highest.
Sale
98%
41
45
22

Prices
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 24
Sept. 20

Lowest.
Sale
79
40
40
16%
122
42
85
83%
57%
72
27%
31 %
96%
103%
87%
42%
13%
67%

Sale
Sept. 1
55
47% Sept.
Sale
Sept. 3
102
97
Sept.
Sept. 16
Sale
92
91
Sent.
70% Sept. 9
Sale
66% Sept.
79 % Sept. 9
76
Sent.
79
39 % Sept. 3
Sale
32% Sept.
Sale
43% Sept. 3
36
Sept.
Sale 105% Sent. 21 1 1 0 % Sept. 3
Sale 124% Sept.
131% Sept. 3
Sept. 18
95
Sale
92% Sent.
60% Sept. 7
Sale
55
Sent.
29% Sept.
36% Sept. 1
32
Sale
67% 67% 67% Sept.
Sept. 3
70
90
101
Sept. 28 101 % Sept. 28 101
166% Sale 158% Sent. 13,167% Sent. 30 141%
79% Sale
79
Sept. 2 79% Sent. 22 74%
Sept. 2 90
100
Sept. 15 65
75
95% 98%
Sent. 23 97% Sept. 3 90
44% Sale
Sent. 20 49-V Sept. 7 33%
75% Sale
Sept. 17 78% Sent. 2 68
Sept. 28 57
SePt.
62
62
65
14% Sept. 3 11
13% Sale
12% Sent
22
Sept.
24% Sent. 2 16%
2 2 % Sale
39 % Sept. 1 33%
35
35
Sept.
Sale
86% Sept. 11 77%
84% Sept.
84% Sale
30% Sept. 2 18
27% Sale
24% Sent,
42% Sept.
49% Sept. 2 37
45% Sale
89
SePt. 2 98
Sent. 14 70%
94% Sale
55
58
51% Sept. 1 59% Sept. 27 43
Sent. 1 8 104%
1 1 0 % 112
I ll
Sept. 28 111
Sept. 22 99%
132
SePt. 3 136
Sale 116
Sept. 24 lO
18% Sale
13% Sept. 8 22
50 34 Sale
55
SePt. 13 65% Sent. 24 48%
Sent. 1 107%
132% Sale 127
Sept. 21 j137
7%
8% Sept,. 28j 9% Sept. 10
8 % Sale
7%
29 7% Sept. 7
7% Sept,
7% Sale
1
1 Sent. 16' I % Sept. 2
I
1%
26% 29
27
Sept. 1 27% Sept. 15 27
Sept. 9 98
98
98
Sept.
96% 98
Sent. 18 131
145
Sept.
Sale 142
142
47% SePt.
47% Sent. 21 45
45
52
Sent. 22, 106
147
138% Sale 132% SePt.
122
Sent.10 118%
120
Sale 11Q% peT)t
87% Sept.
Sent. 29 78%
92
91 % Sale
110
Sent. 21 105
108
110 108 Sept.
21 % Sent. 1 16
18% Sept.
18% Sale
11 3 ’ 4 Sent. 2 102
110 109% SePt.
103
3 0 3 Pent.
/C
32% Sent. 15 24%
Sale
31
17% Sept. 1 15
15% 16% 15% Sent.
59% Sent. 2 51
51 % Sent.
53 % Sale
Sept. 29 34%
41
39% 41
38% Sept.
55
51
58
20% Sept. 13 24% Sept. 13 20%
23
Sale
Sept. 1 59%
59% Sept. 14 66
59
60
19% Sept. 11 2 2 % Sept. 16 16
2 0 % Sale
Sept. 25 110
140
Sale 134% Sent. 24 143
Sept. 17 110%
118 Sept. 17 118
112
118
44
Sept. 13: 47% Sept. 2 30%
Sale
45
Sept. 2 86%
96% Sept. 27 j 97
96
97
52% Sept, 20 58% Sept. 7 38%
54% Sale
Sept. 30,125% Sept. 9 121
Sale 123
123
125
25
35
36%
83%
9
129
16%
82%

8%
40
25%
126%
82%
33
13
96
33
70%
105%
117
74
121

47

112

97

68%

114%
129%
82%
45
67
8
140
119%
125
93%
44%

81%
84
55
52
60
Sale
6%
Sale
Sale 135%
Sale 117%
127% 125%
98
100
43%
Sale
1 1 1 % Sale 110%
73%
77% Sale
Sale 102%
103
32
38% Sale
30% 31% 26%
146% Sale 144
120% 123% 120
120% Sale 119%

110
118%
105%
58%
103%
98
30%
79

6%
32%
49%
40%
104%
94
16
9%
85
23%

Sale
Sale
107
Sale
106%
101
Sale
Sale
1
1%
6%
34
Sale
42%
108%
91%
Sale
Sale
87
24

110
116%
103%
57%
106
98
28%
78%
%
%
6%
30%
48%
40
104
93%
16
8%
86
23

123,

Highest.

Sale
Prices.
Mar. 30 100
Jan. 5 42
Mar. 30 45
Mar. 30 2 2 %
Feb. 24 126
Apr. 8 61%
Mar. 30 102
Apr. 1 92%
Mar. 19 74
Mar. 19 80%
Mar. 31 51
Mar. 31 48%
Mar. 30 110 %
Mar. 30 121 %
Apr. 6 95%
Mar. 30 61%
Jan. 18 43
Sept. 29 78%
Jan. 5 102%
Mar. 30 167%
Jan. 6 81%
Mar. 2 90
.Tan. 13 98
M ar. 30 52
M ar. 30 78%
M ar. 29 72
Mar. 3 16%
M ar. 30 24%
Mar. 30 39%
Jan. 15 86%
Mar. 30 32
Mar. 30 50%

Prices.
July 9
Apr. 26
Sent. 24
Feb. 11
July 13
Aug. 2
Sept. 3
July 14
Feb. 9
July 27
Jan. 2
Feb. 18
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Aug. 13
Jan. 13
Apr. 23
Jan. 4
Feb. 20
Sept. 30
Aug. 28
Sept. 15
July 13
Jan. 12
Jan. 13
Jan. 29
Jan. 4
Sept. 2
Jan. 2
Sept. 11
Jan. 2
Jan. 4

98
M ay
59%
M ay
111
Mar.
136
Mar.
Mar.
22
May
65%
May
145%
16
May
Sept.
9%
Sept.
2
27%
M
" " ay
98
July
Jan.
155
July
50
Mar.
147
Mar. 20 122%
Mar. 26 i 94%
Apr. 7il 10 %
22%
July
115
July
32%
May
34%
May
96%
May
43%
Mar.
58%
Jan.
38%
Sept.
83
Sept.
34%
May
180
May
Mar.
128%
50
Mar.
Mar.
97%
63%
Mar.
126%
Jan.

Sept. 14
Sept. 27
Sept. 28
Sept. 22
Sept. 24
Sept. 24
Aug. 9
Feb. 10
Jan. 4
Jan. 4
June 23
July 13
July 24
Mar. 15
Sept. 22
Aug. 17
Jan. 14
M ay 24
Aug. 31
Aug. 31
Aug. 9
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
Jan. 8
July 10
Feb. 5
Feb. 24
Jan. 4
Feb. 2
F e b .18
Aug. 9
Jan. 16
Aug. 4
July 27

114% Jan. 12
10 91% Mar.
129% June 23
28 123% Apr.
26% July 20
17 23% Mar.
51
Jan. 4
20 37% Mar.
47% Jan. 7
30 34% Mar.
97
M ay 1
89% Mar.
10% Aug. 19
4% Jan
Sept. 2
140 Jan. 6
Sept. 24 1 105% Mar.
42% Jan. 2
Sept. 3 15% Sept.
98
Feb. 13
Sept. 2 82% Sept.
131
Jan. 2
Sept. 25 105% Sept.
17% Feb. 9
Sept. 1 i 7 May
67% Feb. 9
.
Sept. 8 33% May
26% Apr. 29
Sept. 25 24% May
136 June 3
Sept. 24 109 Mar.
86 % June 1
Sept. 15' 82% Sept.
46% Feb. 16
Sept. 7 31 % July
15% Jan. 4
Sept. 16 12% Sept.
103 M ay 21
Sept. 15 95% Mar.
52% Jan. 4
Sept. 1 28% Apr.
87
Jan. 4
Sept. 21 68% S pt.
Sept. 10 90% Mar. .. 119% Jan. 4
Sept. 10 116 Aug. 9 120% Feb. 11
Sept. 8 71% Aug. 5 80% Aug. 16
122 Aug. 23
July
Sept. 11 1 1 4
57% Feb. 16
Mar.
Sept. 2 47
120 Feb. 6
Sept. 2 113% Apr.
100 Sept. 24
Sept. 24 93% Mar.
72% Sept. 8
Sept. 8 50% M ay
122% Aug. 9
Sept. 8 101% May
131
Aug. 26
129
Feb.
84% Sept. 21
Sept. 7 84% Sept. 21 77% Mar.
74
Jan. 5
Sept. 29 58% Sept. 10 50 June
70% Aug. 17
Apr.
Sept. 17 6 8 % Sept. 21 42
11% Mar. 12
5% Jan.
Sept. 28
Sept. 15
152 Aug. 17
Sept. 27 151% Sept. 15 109% Apr.
120% Aug. 17
Sept. 15 119% Sept. 2 112% Mar.
165 Feb. 9
Sept. 7 122 June
133
Sept.
105 June 24
Sept.
99% Sept. 14 98 Aug.
47 Aug. 3
May
Sept.
45% Sept. 1 40
115 Feb. 23
112 % Sept. 1 110% Sept.
Sept.
82% Feb. 5
Sept.
78% Sept. 29 65% Apr.
107% Aug. 13
Sept. 1 100 June
Sept. 23 103
38 % Sept. 15
Sept. 9 38% Sept. 15 29% Aug.
36 Aug. 19
14% Apr.
14 Aug. 6
10% M ay
41% Feb. 10
25% July
31% Sept. 11
Sept.
150% Feb. 15
147% Sept. 10 139 % June
Sept.
6 11-16 Aug. 2
5% May
124% Sept. 8
Sept 28 124% Sept. 8 111% Mar.
124
Sept. 8
Sept. 8 110% Mar.
Sept 1i124
113 M ay 26
14 111
Sept. 8 106% Jan.
Sept
Feb. 13
135
Sept. 14 114 Jan.
Sept 211125
107
Feb. 1
Sept. 2 102% Aug.
Sept 16 105
Jan. 4
74
Sept
61% Sept. 15 43% Apr.
108% Jan. 27
106% Sept. 16 101% Mar.
Sept
100 Jan. 20
Sept. 28 97% Aug.
Sept
98
42% Jan. 13
33% Sept. 10 19 June
Sept
89% Jan. 4
Sept
86% Sept. 10 66 Apr.
5% Jan. 13
% Aug.
Sept
1% Sept. 7
4% Jan. 13
% Aug.
Sept
1% Sept. 7
12% Feb. 4
5% May
Sept
7% Sept. 7
48% Feb. 4
Sept. 8 20 May
Sept
35
51 % Aug. 6
Sept. 2 41% Mar.
51
Sept
44% Jan. 2
Sept
43% Sept. 14 34% June
105 Jan. 4
.
Sept. 14 100 Mar.
Sept . 10 105
97% Jan. 13
95% Sept. 8 90% May
Sept
25% Feb. 13
Sept
18% Sept. 8 13% May
17 Jan. 4
5% May
Sept
11 % Sept. 8
93
Feb. 11
S ep t.17 80 Apr.
Sept
86
31% Jan. 6
Sept
26% Sept. 11 18 Apr.

99% Sept 17 104%
126% 126
Sept 20 126%
25% 24% Sept 29 25%
37% 37% Sept 23; 38%
36
Sept 10 36%
Sale
91
8% Sept. 23 9%
Sale
Sept. 11 134%
Sale 123
15% Sept. 30, 21%
Sale
82% Sept. 30 91
Sale
105% Sept. 25 105%
7% Sept. 20, 9
Sale
40
Sept. 30 44 n
Sale
25
Sept. 16! 26%
Sale
131
Sale 122% Sept.
83%
83% 82% Sept.
32% Sept.
35%
Sale
12% Sept.
14%
Sale
98%
98% Sept.
98
42%
30
Sept.
Sale
79%
68% Sept.
Sale
109%
Sale 103% Sept.
Sept. 20,118
Sale 117
72% Sept. 21 77%
Sale
125 1 2 1 % S e p t . n 121 %
47 Sept. 28 51%
Sale
114
Sept. 16 115%
115
98
Sept. 11,100
100
66% Sept. 20! 72%
Sale
Sale 112% Sept. 29 119%

1 0 0 % Sale

ol.

RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.

Bid.
Ask T
Ask.
Sale
89
95 % Sale
41
40
40% 41
40% 41
42 % Sale
20% Sale
2 0 % Sale
- . . . 1 23
126
62
59
Sale
55
100% Sale
99 % Sale
87% Sale
91% Sale
Sale
68
Sale
69
74% 76% 79
Sale
50% Sale
38*4 Sale
47% Sale
42 % Sale
103% Sale
Sale
118% Sale
Sale
92% Sale
93% Sale
Sale
58
58 % Sale
13% Sale
Sale
35
78% 79% 69% 71%
96% 101
150 Sale
Sale
75% Sale
79 % Sale
81% Sale
78
87
91 % 97% 98%
90
Sale
44
48 % Sale
73 % Sale
Sale
77
58
63
65
64
16% Sale
13% Sale
23% Sale
22 % Sale
39% Sale
38 % Sale
79% Sale
86
Sale
31% Sale
26% Sale
50% Sale
Sale
45

[V

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

SALES TO OCT. 1.

STOCKS

In
September
Par

A rtloom ____________ no
Preferred________________
Art Metal C onstruction..lo
Associated Dry Gdsnewno par
1st preferred_________ 100
2d preferred_________ 100
Associated Oil_________
25
Atl Gulf & W I SS Lines.100
Preferred_____________ 100
Atlantic Refining_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Atlas Powder, new_ no par
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Atlas Tack Corp_____no par
Austin, Nichols & C o.no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Auto Knit Hosiery_ no par
_
Auto Sales_______________ 50
Preferred____________
Baldwin Locomotive___
Preferred____________
Barnet Leather______no par
Barnsdall Corp, Class A 25
Class B _______________ 25
Bayuk Bros_________ no par
Beech-Nut Packing______20
Beldlng Brothers____ no par
Bethlehem Steel C o r p .. 100
7 % p referred __
.100
Bloomingdale Bros_ no
_
Preferred_____________
Booth Fisheries. . . .V.’no "par
1st preferred_________ 100
Botany Cons Mills A _
_ 50
British Empire Steel____100
1st preferred______
100
2d preferred_________ 100
Brooklyn Edison, Inc. 100
Brooklyn Union G as..no par
Brown Shoe, Incwhen Issued
Preferred_____________ 100
Briggs Manufacturing no par
Brunswick-Balke-Coll.no par
Brunsw’k Term & Ry SeclOO
Burns Brothers_____ no par
Preferred_____________ ioo
New Class B com _.no par
Burro’s Add M ach_ no par
_
Bush Terminal Co, newj
Debenture________
Bush Term Bldgs, pref.IlOO
Butte Copper & Zinc______ 5
Butterick_______________ ioo
Butte & Sup M lnlnglZII.lO
Byers & Co . . ------- no par
By-Prod Coke Corp_.no par
Calif Packing Corp no
California Petroleum___
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Arizona Mg
Calumet & Heela_______
Canada Dry Ging Ale.no
Case (J I) Thresh M achPreferred______
Central Alloy SteefV .no
Central Leather______
Preferred
Century Ribbon Mllls.no’
Preferred____________
Oerro de Pasco C op_ no
_
Certain-Teed Prod_ no
_
1st preferred_________
2d preferred_________
Chandler-Cleve M otor no
Preferred_________ no
Chile Pneumatic Tool___
Ohcago Yellow C ab..n o
Childs C o. _________ no
Chile Copper___________
Chino Copper_______ V I
Christie-Brown___ V no"
Chrysler Corp ctfs new no
Preferred__________ no
d u e tt, Peabody & C o . . .
Preferred____________
Coca Cola________V_~.no
Collins & Aikman_______
Preferred_______
Colorado Fuel & Iron____100
Columbia Gas & Elec.no par
Certificates_______ no par
Preferred_____________ io o

Shares.
1,900
100
100
14,300
500
300
1,000
13,700
2,000
26,500
300
1,100
1,900
10,900
2,400
200
500
100
201,200
400
600
144,200
7,200
13,400
300
5,400
7,900
247,200
13,500
6,500
900
1,100
300
1,800
300
500
76,700
43,600
7,400
86,200
79,100
8,500
1,400
200
800
10,900
6,800
1,200
4,100
55,400
4,500
8,400
32,200
20,600
59,300
7,800
8,500
14,500
35,200
24,300
4,520
3,500
14,900
61,000
1,500
35,900
15,100
300
300
11,600
22,200
800
100
5,000
25,700
300
5,700
316,200
4,500
2,700
1,000
62,600
31,600
6,600
112,300
28,400
3,000
5,000

21,600
Columbian Carbon_ no par
_
&,300
Commercial Credit
Preferred 7 % ___
400
400
Preferred B_____
1,400
First preferred________ 25
400
Com Inv Trust______ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
600
preferred_______ 100
Commercial Solv B_ no par
_
72,300.
307,600
Oongoleum Co new_ no par
_
Congress Cigar______ no par
45,300
Conley Tin F oilstp d ..n o par
169,900
Consolidated Cigar_ no par
_
Preferred______
100
1,100
R igh ts_____________ . . . . .
57,600
18,500
Consol Distributors_.no par
252,100
Consolidated Gas____no par
Consol Textile_______ no par
15,000
Continental Bak cl A .no par
141,900
Class B ___________ no par
271,700
12,300
Preferred_____________ 100
Continental Can Inc pref 100
Continental Can_____no par
37,800
Continental Insurance____25
9,125
Continental Motors ..n o par
41,700
Corn Prod Refg pref____100
600
New w i_______________ 25
219,200
o ty , Inc____________no par
12,600
Drex Carpet____________100
1,000
Crown Will Pap 1st pf.no par
700
Crucible Steel of Amer__100
9,500
Preferred_____________ 100
1,000
Cuba C o____________ no par
40,000
Rights___________________
86,950
Cuba Cane Sugar____no par
20,000
Preferred_____________ 100
45,400
Cuban American Sugar_ 10
_
36,400
Preferred_____________ 100
200
Cuban Domin Sug newno par
5,600
Cudahy Packing________ 100
62,300
Cushmans Sons______ no par
9,600
7 % preferred__________100
100
8% preferred______ no par
x Ex. dividend, a Ex. rights;




35

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

O ct., 1 9 2 6 .]

Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
55,850
3,620
22,700
251,200
5,800
4,188
1,068,048
299,200
31,700
558,200
4,500
8,200
1,400
27,900
668,500
11,800
27,400
1,800
2,700
1,762,200
9,600
8,600
778,200
60,700
58,600
1,600
200,600
126,300
1,109,200
94,900
35,500
3,000
77,800
4,200
28,700
5,400
800
7,000
185,000
395,000
124,500
2,300
362,400
182,000
99,300
97,500
6.400
67,800
104,300
118,700
22,725
1,200
56,200
238,100
124,700
48,800
41,900

Bid.
57%
110
19%
53
100%
107
46%
63%
53%
108%
116
57
93%
17%
27
92
%
4%
19
130
110%
46%
33
29%
46%
98
68%
39%
48%
100%

802,400
1,747,500
82,200
104,460
111,800
35,200
420,300
31,720
3,600
310,500
446,000
83,100
2,500
572,300
212,900
3,200
1,300
63,000
151,461
121,100
2,100
136,650
356,100
11,600
57,000
4,058,000
63.600
16,800
5,400
704,500
124,900
20,500
858,300
1,209.000
3,000
34,100

129%
34%
1%
61
14%

222,600
157,000
2,800
2,500
16,250
16,100
2,300
11,400
224,250
1,751,200
100,500
5,900
896,000
25,290
57,600
494,700
2,194,100
150,200
170,400
463,600
17,200
3,500
482,800
61,500
624,200
9,405
1,642,800
58,400
5,400
1,800
227,505
12,100
554,000
215,900
162,800
384,430
66,800
11,900
12,300
109,800
82,600
1,200
100

RANGE SINCE JA N . 1.

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.
Jan. 2
1926.

5%
45%
42
2
25%
9
135
77
46%
100
35
28%
10%
132
98%
38
90%
21%
86%
99%
5%
22
14%
34

Sept. 1.

Ask.
61
113
Sale
Sale
103
108
Sale
Sale
Sale
109
117
59
95%
Sale
27%
94
Sale
6%
23
Sale
113
53
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

Bid.
49
100
23%
42
97
103
52
40%
43%
116
116%
60
95%
10%
11%
67
%
4
35
120
110%
51
29%
26
48%
101
61
34%
47%
103%
31%
106%
6%
6%
49
37
44
26
2%
29
10%
9%
1%
Sale 148
Sale
94%
Sale
37%
110
108
Sale
28%
Sale
33%
Sale
15%
Sale 134%
100
101
Sale
33%
92
107%
8ale
29%
8d% 92%
103
6
5
23% 62%
Sale
10%
36
38
55

Ask.
Sale
111
Sale
Sale
100
105
52%
Sale
Sale
Sale
118
61 %
98
Sale
Sale
72%
%
7

Sale
Sale
2
Sale
Sale

70%
34
1%
71%
17%

65% Sale
Sale
97
18%
65%
32
92
63
47%
102%
83%
119
65
35%
19%
208
52
108
67
103
153%
36 yk
83%
114

165%
118%
32
Sale
10%
Sale
58%
33
16
95
80
Sale
69%
Sale
43
Sale 102%
100
93%
11%
29%
Sale
113%
45%
Sale
52%
Sale
33
20
20
Sale
44
Sale
35%
Sale 102%
68% 63%
107
113
Sale 160%
51
111%
Sale
44
Sale
82%
114% 112

Sale
59
47
Sale
26% 27
27% Sale

65
27%
23%
24
93%
71% Sale
65
100% 103% 97
92
121
118
174
18 Sale
28%
45%
%
63
Sale
78
95
95% 104%
4
94%
2%

92%
131
11%
123
42 %
58
63
80
99
49%
9%
43%
24%
98
96
100

Lowest.

Sept. 30.

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
56%

Bid
49%
110%
21%
42%
100
104%
51
36%
38%
109%
115%
59
95%
9%
10%
64
%
6
39
123%
111
42
26%
23%
46%
100%
57
30
48%
103%
32%
108
5%
35%
25%
%
9%
1%
161 %
94%
34%
108
29
35%
14%
134
100
32
115
27%
93
102%
4%
60%
9%
39
80

Ask
Sale
Sale
22%
Sale
102
105%
52%
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
59%
98
10
Sale
Sale
%
9%
50
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
SaleSale
101%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
110
6
Sale
Sale
1
23
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
____
30
Sale
Sale
135%
102
33
Sale
Sale
98
_ _
4%
Sale
10
40
Sale

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

69%
31%
1%
67
17%

Sale
Sale
Sale
68%
Sale

Sale
112%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
34%
Sale
Sale
32
108
Sale
42
Sale
1
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
136
102
35
Sale
Sale
93

Sale 158
Sale 110
34
31
Sale
8%
Sale
58%
16% 15
80
86
65
Sale
Sale
42
105%
105
97
12
13
Sale
29
115
109
52
45
Sale
51
Sale
33%
23% 24
Sale
37%
Sale
34%
103% 101%
64
64
115 113
Sale 159%
Sale
55%
Sale 112
Sale
46%
Sale
82%
82
112% 114
Sale
Sale
24
25
Sale
Sale
100
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
%
Sale
104%

Prices
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
Sept. 1
Sept. 20
Sept. 9
Sept. 2
Sept. 15
Sept. 30
Sept. 29
Sept. 21
Sept. 30
Sept. 14

Sale
50%
110%
23%
43%
100
105%
52
42%
43%
116%
116%
60

9%
9
57
%
6%
38%
115
110%
47%
26%
23%
45
101
56%
27%
46%
102%
31 %
107
5%
35%
25
1

Sept. 10
Sept. 24
Sept. 29
Sept. 18
Sept. 11
Sept. 14
Sept. 20
Sept. 23
Sept. 21
Sept. 21
Sept. 28
Sept. 16
Sept. 1
Sept. 29
Sept. 28
Sept. 13
Sept. 3
Sept. 2
Sept. 10
Sept. 29
Sept. 30
Sept. 24
Sept. 7

10%
12
68
%
10
38%
125%
111%
52%
30%
26%
48%
102
61%
31%
51 %
104%
35
109
6%
37%
27%
1

2%
148
89%
34%

Sept. 15 2%
Sept. 1 163
Sept. 20 96%
Sept. 24 38%

28%
32%
14
134
101%
32%
107%
27%
92%

Sept. 1 33%
Sept. 3 39%
Sept. 17 17
Sept. 20 138
Sept. 14 102
Sept. 18 35
Sept. 1 117%
Sept. 30 32%
Sept. 11 92%

4%
55
9%
37
55%

Sept. 28
Sept. 22
Sept. 22
Sept. 11
Sept. 9

5
71
11
41%
83%

69% Sept. 21 72%
31% Sept. 29 31
1% Sept. 9 2
66% Sept. 29 72%
17% Sept. 1 18%
42 7$
/
Sale 150
Sept. 17 166%
112 107% Sept. 16 118%
Sale
31
Sept. 30 33
Sale
8% Sept. 17 10%
Sale
56% Sept. 25 60%
16% 15% Sept. 16 16%
89
Sale
63% Sept. 27 72%
Sale
40
Sept. 20 44%
110
104
Sept. 8 106
100
97% Sept. 7 100
14
12
Sept. 2 16%
Sale
29
Sept. 30 33%
113% 110
Sept. 22 114%
45
45
52
50% Sept. 20 52%
Sale
32% Sept. 27 34%
Sale
24
Sept. 30 24
Sale
35% Sept. 16 44
Sale
32% Sept. 22 37%
101% 101 % Sept. 17 104%
Sale
63% Sept. 2 67
115
11.3%
116
Sale 155% Sent. 29 165
Sale
50
Sept. 3 59%
115
110
Sept. 8 119
Sale
43% Sept. 17 48%
Sale
80% Sept. 18 83%
82 l
4
Sale
80
114% m % Sept. 13 115%

65% Sale
27
Sale
23
24
24
26
93
99
61% 63%
96
100
Qf)3/g Q /£
9.5
202% Sale
25
Sale
51% Sale
%
%
79
Sale
92
102

64
27
23
24
93
64

Sept. 20
Sept. 29
Sept. 13
Sept. 13
Sept. 14
Sept. 13

Highest.

Highest.

Sale
46%
110%
23%
40%
99%
104
50
35%
38%
109%
115%
59

67%
29
23%
24
94

Sale Prices.
Pricea
Sale Prices.
Sept. 11 46 % Sept. 23 63% Jan. 21
Sept. 30 108 Mar. 18 11 1 % Feb. 1
Sept. 1 19% Jan. 2 23% Jan. 26
Sept. 27 37% Mar. 30 54% Jan. 9
Sept. 27 96 Mar. 25 102 % Jan. 6
Sept. 22 102 M ay 19 108 Jan. 28
M ar. 4
Sept. 3 44 % Jan. 6 60
Sept. 2 33 % Mar. 31 68% Jan. 6
S ep t.' 1 35% Apr. 16 5 6 % Jan. 13
Sept. 1 97 Mar. 3 128% M ay 24
Sept. 11 115% Apr. 21 120 June 22
Aug. 28
Sept. 7 54 Mar. 4 61
94 Jan. 8 97% Aug. 16
Sept. 1
9 July 1 17% Jan. 30
Jan. 29
Sept. 2
8 July 30 28
Jan. 6
Sept. 29 93
Sept. 10 57
Sept. 18
% Sept. 18 2 % Feb. 11
Sept. 27
4 % Jan. 6 10
Sept. 27
Sept. 14 18 Jan. 23 38% Sept. 14
92% Mar. 31 136% Jan. 4
Sept. 28
Feb. 6
Sept. 21 105 Mar. 31 114
Sept. 1 40 May 13 57% Feb. 23
Sept. 7 23% May 11 33% Jan. 2
Sept. 7 23 July 14 29% Jan. 2
Sept. 1 39 Mar. 31 50% A u g .10
Sept. 24
Sept. 24 98 M ay 10 101
Sept. 1 53% Apr. 13 71% Feb. 4
Sept. 13 27% Sent. 28 39% Jan. 4
Sept. 20 37% M ay 20 51% Sep,. 20
Feb. 2
Sept. 29 99 June I 105
Sept. 7
Sept. 7 28 June 11 35
Sept. 27
Sept. 27 104% June 21 109
4% Mar. 24 9% Jan. 11
Sept. 1
Sept. 20 35% Apr. 15 51% Jan. 7
May 25 41% Jan. 4
Sept. 13 20
Jan. 18
Sept. 7
% May 5 3
Jan. 28
9% June 29 27
Sept. 9
1% June 24 10 % Jan. 11
Sept. 8
Sept. 8 133 Mar. 31 163
Mar. 30 97% Aug. 6
Sept. 2 68
Sept. 7 29% June 1 48% Jan. 7
Mar. 10
107 June 5 111
Sept. 8 25 M ay 10 37% Jan. 4
Sept. 15 24% Mar. 30 3 1% Sept. 15
Sept. 3
8 % Mar. 4 17% Aug. 30
Mar. 31 144 July 23
Sept. 3 121
Sept. 27 97 Mar. 30 103% June 22
Feb. 13
Sept. 7 29% Mar. 31 44
Sept. 10 77% Apr. 13 117% Sept. 10
Sept. 3 16% Mar. 18 34% July 14
Aug. 2
Apr. 6 93
Sept. 7 86
99% Jan. 20 103 June 4
4% Sept. 28 6 % Feb. 10
Sept. 1
Sept. 15
Sept. 15 17% Mar. 3 71
Sept. 3
7% May IS 16% Jan. 11
Sept. 2 28 M ar. 29 41 % Sept. 2
June 30 83% Sept. 30
Sept. 30 53
Sept. 9 z69% Aug.
Sept. 1 30% Jan.
1% Mar.
Sept. 1
Sept. 2 55% Mar
Sept. 22 13% Mar.
42% Sept.
Sept. 8 62% Jan.
Sept. 1 96 Jan.
Sept.
Sept. 9 31
7% May
Sept. 1
Sept. 7 43% Apr.
Sept. 20 12% June
May
83
Sept. 2 57! Jan.
Sept. 14 36} May
Sept. 28 100 May
Sept. 17 90 May
Sept. 3 11% May
May
Sept. 14 28
Sept. 8 94% Apr.
Sept 17 44 M ay
Sept. 2 45% May
Sept. 2 30 Mar.
Sept. 30 16 Mar
Sept. 1 3 5 % Sept.
Sept. 2 28% Mar
Mar.
Sept. 10 93
Sept. 9 60% Mar.
Sept. 17 03% Jan.
Sept. 13 128 Mar.
Sept. 18 34% M ay
Sept. 20 98% M ay
Sept. 10 27% Mar.
Sept. 24 63% Mar
S e p t 25
80
Sept.
Sept. 28 111% Sept.
Sept. 1
Sept. 10
Sept. 25
Sept. 13!
Sept. 8

55%
26
22%
23%
90
55
97
89

Jan.
May
Auj,.
Au„.
June
Apr.
June
M ay

167 ° Sept. 9 2 0 2 % Sept! 30 118% Jan.
24% Sept. 17 29% Sept. 1 12% May
44
Sept. 22 53
Sept. 29 40% May
% Mar.
76% Sept. 24 80
Sept. 16 45% Apr.
Mar.
102
Sept. 17 104% Sept. 2 91
% Sept.
4%
2% Sale
2% Sale
2
1 % A u„.
Sept. 3 3
Sept. 25
Sale 109% Sale 110 Sale 105% Sept. 21 113
Mar.
Sept. 3 87
Sale
2% Sale
1% May
2% Sale
2
Sept. 22 2% Sept. 1
92% Sale
79% Sale
73
Sept.
Sept. 13 92% Sept. 1 73
15% Sale
12
Sale
11
Sept.
Sept. 13 16% Sept. 2 11
96
96% 92
Sale
Sept. 2 90% Sept.
90% Sept. 20 96
115
125
115
125
17 Mar.
Sale
Sale
79
74
Sale
72% Sept. 28 81% Sept. 7 70 Mar.
134
133% Sale 134% Sale 133% Sept. 1 139% Sept. 10 22 Mar.
Sale
11
Sale
10% Sale
10% Sept. 23 11% Sept. 8
9% M ay
125
126
127 125 125% 125
Sept. 3 126
Sept. 2 122% Jan.
Sale
46% Sale
43% Sept. 17 48% Sept. 30 35% Mar.
47% Sale
60
49
Sale
56
Sale
48% Sept. 3 57% Sept. 24 44% Mar.
Sale
25
30
20
25
20
Sept. 16 25
Sept. 11 20
Sept.
98% 100
98% Sept. 15 98% Sept. 15 98% July
98% 100
Sale
73% Sale
74
Sale
72% Sept. 11 75% Sept. 15 64 Apr.
Sale 100
103% 101
103% 100
Sept. 8 102
Sept. 10 96 Mar.
Sale
33
Sale
34
Sale
.32% Sept. 1 36
S ep t.13 ;30% Aug.
10%
10%
11% Sept 3
9% Aug.
Sale
8% Sale
9% Sale
8% Sept. 7 10% Sept. 22
8% May
Sale
38% Sale
44% Sale
38% Sept. 2 45% Sept. 29 35% June
Sale
22% Sale
25% Sale
22
Sept. 3 25% Sept. 29 20% Aug.
Sale 102
103
101
103% 102% Sept. 13, 103
Sept. 14 97% Jan.
15% Sept. 24! 16% Sept. 2 15% Sept.
16% 17% 16% 17
Sale
95
96% 105% Sale
96
Sept. 3 110% Sept. 17 76 Apr.
101
100 Sale 100% Sale
97% Sept. 17 10 >% Sept. 2 77% Mar.
106
108 106
108 104
Sept. 14106
Sept. 14 99% Feb.
_______ 1 ________
107
105
103
107
06
Aug.

179%
38%
2%
73%
18%
49
176
118%
33%
20%
68%
32%
90
73%
49%
106
100
26
45%
120
49
66%
36%
24
63%
54%
108
68%

116
165
59%
119
48%
90
82%
115%

Feb. 4
Feb. 10
Jan. 15
Aug. 9
Aug. 9
Sept. 10
Aug. 6
Aug. 10
Aug. 27
Jan. 5
Jan. 5
Jan. 8
Jan. 21
Aug. 9
Jan. 5
Sept. 28
Sept. 17
Feb. 11
Feb. 15
Jan. 2
Feb. 8
Jan. 4
Jan. 6
July 20
Jan. 4
Jan. 9
Jan. 2
Jan. 7
Sept. 17
Sept. 13
Sept. 18
Sept. 20
Sept. 10
Jan. 9
Sept. 25
Aug. 3

Feb. 23
Jan. 6
Jan. 6
Jan. 11
Feb. 26
Jan. 11
Jan. 28
Jan. 13
2 0 2 % Sept. 30
29% Sept. 1
53
Sent. 29
1 Mar. 12
Aug. 30
81
107% July 28
1 % Sept. 20
6 % Jan. 7
115% Aug. 6
3% Jan. 18
95 Aug. 28
17% Aug. 28
99% Aug. 28
126 Apr. 28
92% Jan. 2
144% Jan. 9
Jan. 5
13
129% Apr. 28
48% June 21
60% Jan. 4
Jan. 2
63
98% July 15
81% Jan. 4
Aug. 4
102
53% June 30
13% July 27
11 % Jan. 29
49% Feb. 4
30% Jan. 28
Feb. 5
104
2 0 % June 7
110 % Sept. 17
1 0 5 % Sept. 2
107% Aug. 10
Aug. 11
106
69%
47%
26%
27%
99%
72
104
100

26

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD
STOCKS

N. 7 . STOCK EXCHANGE

SALES TO OCT. 1.
In
September

Since
Jan. 1.

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.
Jan. 2
1926.

[V ol. 123.
RANGE SINCE JA N . 1

Lowest.
Sept. 1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sept. 30.
Highest.
Par Shares.
Bid.
Ask Bid.
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Sale Prices.
Shares.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Ouyamel Fruit_______ no par
46 % Sale
3,700
Sept. 21 47% Sept. 8 42% Apr. 15 51
Sale
44
44% 44
Jan. 14
47
Davison Chem v t c ..n o par
41% Sale
61,000
34% Sale
32% Sept. 29 37% Sept. 1 27 Vs Mar. 30 46% Feb. 17
36% Sale
DeBeers Cons Mines.no par
27% 29
200
36% Sept. 14 38
Sept. 18 27% Apr. 20 38
Sept. 18
35% 37% 38% 39
Deere & Oo pref________ 100
108
110
300
Sept. 2 104 % Mar. 27 109% June 30
107% 108% 107% Sept. 29 108
107% 108
Detroit Edison__________100
135 H
.
6,800
136% Sale 138% Sale 133% Sept. 20 139% Sept. 8 123% Mar. 30 141 % Feb. 1
Devoe & Raynolds A .no par
90% Sale
2,600
35% Sept. 25 37
35% 37
Sept. 9 33 % Apr. 15 104% Feb. 10
36% 37
First preferred________100
89% 90 k 99
99 Mar. 19 109
105
97% 103%
Jan. 30
Dodge Bros, Class A .no par
286,800
45% Sale
26% Sept. 23 31
26% Sale
Sept. 7 21 % M ay 17 47% Jan. 2
27% Sale
Pref temp certifs_ no par
_
87
Sale
22,500
84% Sept. 30 88 Sept. 9 79 % M ay 17 90
Sale
Sale
85
July 20
86
Dome Mines L td_____no par
16% Sale
14,000
10% Sept. 14 11% Sept. 8 10 Aug. 14 20
Mar. 13
11% 11% 10% Sale
Douglas Pectin______ no par
19% 20
3,100
35 Sept. 8 38
Sept. 1 19 Mar. 30 38
Sale
Aug. 30
35
37
38
Duquesne Light 1st pref. 100
112% 113% 114% Sale 114% 115 114% Sept. 3 115% Sept. 23 1113-4 Mar. 3 116% Aug. 11
1,800
Durham Hosiery________ 50
_____ 20
, 8
8 M ay 4 19 Feb. 3
8%
Eastman Kodak_____ no par
29,100
111
Sale
Aug. 30
120 Sale 117% Sale 116% Sept.25 123 Sept. 10 106% Mar 30 123
Preferred_____________ 100
100
110
116
117 116% Sept. 9 116% Sept. 9 115 April 27 116% Sept. 9
115
115% 119
Eaton Axle & Spring_.no par
17,900
29% Sale
25% Sept. 20 27% Sept. 7 23% May 19 32% Feb. 13
26% Sale
26% Sale
E I du Pont de Nem & ColOO
232
Sale 308 Sale 337% Sale 299% Sept. 13 337% Sept. 30 193% Mar. 29 <37% Sept. 30
106,500
. 6% cumul pref_______ 100
1,800
101% Sale 106
Sept. 1 107% Sept. 28 100% Apr. 24 107% Aug. 13
Sale 107% 107% 106
Eisenlohr (Otto) Bros____25
5.400
13 Sept. 17 14% Sept. 2 11 % June 10 20% Feb
1
13 Sale
14 Sale
Preferred_____________ 100
300
Sept. 7 92% Sept. 7 90
90
April 1
Sept. 7 93
89
93
90
85
Electric Auto-Lite_ no par
_
3,300
—
Sale
Feb. 1
68
68% 66% Sept. 27 71% Sept. 2 61% Mar. 31 82
71
Electric Boat________ no par
126,000
—
7% Sept. 2 10% Sept. 22
4 Mar. 23 1 0 % Sept. 22
9% Sale
7% Sale
Elec Pow & Lt pf 40% p d w 1
1.400
106% Sale 104% Sale 101% 103% 103
Sept. 20 105% Sept. 14 99% Mar. 30 1)5
Feb. 11
Certificates______________
39,800
32% Sale
17% Sept. 28 19% Sept. 3 15% May 19 34% Feb. 10
17% Sale
18% Sale
Full paid w i ____________
11Q 11 5 117
103
Apr. 17 110% Feb. 26
3.100
Preferred certificates_____
92% Sale
94% Sept. 29 98% Sept. 10 89% Mar. 24 98% Sept. 10
94% 95
96% Sale
Elec Refrigeration____no par
70,000
58% Sept. 29 68% Sept. 8 58% Sept. 29 78% June 23
61% Sale
62% Sale
Elec Storage 8attery.no par
23,300
73% Sale
87% Sept. 23 92% Sept. 8 71 % Mar. 3 94% Aug. 19
89 Sale
90% Sale
Elk Horn Coal Corp______ 50
3.100
------- 12
9 Sept. 20 1 1
Sept. 25
8% June 16 12 % Feb. 4
12
9
11
11
Preferred______________ 50
50C
Sept. 15 27
. . . -------. . .
Sept. 24 21
26
Sept. 24
Mar. 23 27
31
24
27% 26
Emerson- Brantingham _ _ 100
300
3
3M
1 M ay 20 4 Feb. 1
2% Sept. 20 2% Sept. 20
3
1%
2%
3
Certificates___________ 100
20f
2% Sept.29 2% Sept. 23
1% Aug. 5 2 % Aug. 13
2%
2%
2%
1%
60C
Preferred_____________ 100
22% 24% 13% Sale
5 M ay 20 24% Jan. 29
14
19% 13% Sept. 1 15 Sept. 3
1,70(
Preferred certificates..100
9% Sept. 20 14% Sept. 3
8 July 14 14% Sept. 3
12
9% 13
10
Endicott-Johnson_______ 50
5,70f
68% Sale
Sept. 25 68% Sept. 8 65% Mar. 31 72% Feb. 8
66
Sale
67
67% Sale
Preferred_____________ 100
80(
112% 117
Sept. 15
117% 118 119% Sale 117 % Sept. 3 120 Sept. 15 14 Jan. 7 120
Engineers Pub Serv. .no par
6,40(
—
Sept. 2 20
Sept. 23 24% July 29
20 Sept. 23 23
20% 21
22% Sale
2,50(
Preferred__________ no par
Sept. 24 95 Sept. 1 94
—
Sept. 24 96% Aug. 12
94
Sale
94 Sale
95
Equitable Office Bldg p f. 100
1,70(
122 Sale 121% Sept. 30 125% Sept. 10 99% June 17 132% July 28
124
125
Eureka Vacuum Clean .no par
9.10(
52% Sale
Sept. 11 55 Sept. 27 43
M ay 19 56 July 15
52
53% Sale
52% Sale
3,80(
Exchange Buffet Corp.no par
16% Sale
14% Sept. 29 15% Sept. 30 14% July 20 17 Apr. 22
15% 15% 15% Sale
Fair (The) C o___________100
33% Sale
3,30(
27% Sept. 29 28% Sept. 9 27% Mar. 31 34
Jan. 14
27% 28% 27% Sale
Fairbanks Co (The)______ 25
40(
2%
3%
3% Sept. 2 3% Sept. 11
2
Apr. 16 3% Feb. 25
3
3%
3%
2%
4.500
Fairbanks Morse_____no par
Sept. 24 51
Sept. 1 46 Mar. 29 59% Feb. 10
46
131,90f 51 % Sale
Sale
49
37
51
800
Preferred_____________ 100
109 Sept. 16 110 Sept. 9 08% Jan. 6 115 Feb. 9
107% 108% 109% 111
108 111
220,800
Fam Players-Lasky_.no par
108 Sale
114 Sale 120 Sale 110% Sept. 21 120 Sept. 30 03% Jan. 19 127% June 11
1,200
Preferred_____________ 100
116
117
Sept. 16 15 Mar. 31 124 Mar. 11
119% 120% 120 Sale 119 Sept. 9 121
26,600
Federal Light & Tracnew 15
3 6 ^ Sale
33% 33% 30% Sept. 20 34% Sept. 3 28 Mar. 31 39% Feb. 3
32% Sale
100
Preferred_____________ 100
102
105
91% Sept. 28 91% Sept. 28 86 June 18 91% Sept. 28
93
86% 89% 90
Sept. 8 86% Sept. 30 41
1.500
Federal Min & Smelt____100
96
Sale
M ay 22 1 1 1 % Jan. 5
80
86% Sale
78
81
Preferred_____________ 100
3,600
99% Sale
72% Sept. 25 76% Sept. 13
3
6
Sale
73% Sale
74
_------ 33% Sale 28% Sale 27% Sept. 23 33% Sept. 8 61 Mar. 31 105 Jan. 11
41,700
Federal M otor Truck.no par
24% July
34% Aug.
1.500
176 Sale 195 Sale 191
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins. .25
Apr. 15 2 0 0 % Jan. 23
199 191% Sept. 20 196 Sept. 1 60
i 14% Sale
Fifth Avenue Bus____no par
14% Jan. 2 21% Feb. 9
1
1714
15
14
400
Sept. 14 103% Sept. 2 96
102 105
First Nat Piet, 1st p re f..100
M ay 18 107
102
Feb. 13
101
103% 104% 98
Sept. 21 33% Sept . 9 30
4,900
First National Stores_______
39% Sale
31
Mar. 30 49% Feb. 5
31% Sale
31% Sale
Fisk Rubber_________ no par
155,900
23% Sale
16% Sept. 29 20% Sept. 7 14% M ay 20 26% Jan. 13
17% Sale
18% Sale
Sept. 27 81
1.400
—
First pref stamped____100
79
Sept. 7 76% Apr. 19 84% Mar. 16
79% 80% 79
81
1.400
1st pref conv ctfs_____100
97% Sept. 27 101
June 3 107 Mar. 1
Sept. 8 94
97% 100
------- - - - - 98% 102
126,400
Fleischmann Co, n ew ______
55% Sale
48% Sept. 17 52 Sept. 1 32% Mar. 29 56% Feb. 1
48% Sale
50% Sale
Sept. 28 105 Sept. 7 83
132,200
Foundation C o ______ no par
158 Sale
Sept. 28 179% Jan. 25
83
Sale
88
102% aale
267,600
Fox Film “ A ” _____________
83% Sale
70% Sept. 2 79% Sept. 15 55% Mar. 31 85 Jan. 2
73% Sale
71% Sale
Sept. 27 108 Sept. 25 06
400
Franklin Simon pref____100
106
109% 107
Jan. 19 109% Mar. 29
108% 108 Sale 107
99,300
_
Freeport Texas C o_ no par
20% Sale
24% Sept. 21 29% Sept. 7 19% Jan. 13 34% June 3
28% Sale
26% Sale
9,800
Gabriel Snubber A _ no par
_
Sept. 21 33% Sept. 1 29
39% Sale
31
Mar. 25 42
Feb. 11
31 % Sale
33% Sale
3,300
Gardner M otor______ no par
9% Sale
6% Sept. 23 7
Sept. 1
5 % June 9 9% Jan. 4
6%
6%
7 Sale
10,800
Gen Amer Tank Car____100
55% Sale
44% Sept. 22 48
Sept. 2 39 M ar. 29 55% Jan. 2
Sale
44% Sale
46
100
7% preferred_________ 100
101
102% 106
103% 104% 104% Sept. 20 104% Sept. 20 99% June 24 105% July 27
108
273,300
Genera] Asphalt________ 100
67 H Sale
78% Sept. 21 93% Sept. 1 50 Mar. 3 94% Aug. 28
84% Sale
92% Sale
5,600
Preferred________
100
105% 108% 138% Sale 124% 128% 120 Sept. 21 138% Sept. 1 94% M ar. 3 140% Aug. 28
11 n3z ion
General Baking pref_.no par
07 June 28 120 Mar. 2
Sept. 28 52% Sept. 7 46 Mar. 29 59% Feb. 11
6,800
Gen Cigar Inc, new w i no par
50
52
Preferred_____________ 100
106
114% 1OQU 120 n o
120
109 Jan. 11 115% Feb. 18
S ep t.14 114% Sept. 8 09% Apr. 12 118% Feb. 10
300
112
116
Debenture pref (7 % ) . . 100
111
115
n i % 114% 110
General Electric________ 100
326% Sale
85 Apr. 15 386% Feb. 19
New_____________________
271,100
85% Sept. 21 92% Sept. 1 79 June 9 95% Aug. 14
88 Sale
91% Sale
33,600
11 % Sale
Special when issued___ 10
11% Sept. 1 11% Sept. 10 11
Jan
5 11 % M ar. 22
n % Sale
11% Sale
Sept.22 51% Sept. 2 34 Mar. 30 59
Gen Gas Del A ______no par
15,800
58% Sale
46
Jan. 2
Sale
46
50% Sale
500
Sept. 24 44% Sept. 2 41
Class B ___________ no par,
—
Sept. 24 48% Aug. 19
40
41% 41
44
45
1,100
Preferred A (8)___no par
110
111
Sept. 9 05% Apr. 8 113
111
Sale 109 Sept. 2 113
Sept. 9
108% 109
Sept. 24 99% Sept. 10 95 M ay 11 99% Sept. 10
1,100
Preferred A (7)___no par
99
99% 97% 99
98
98% Sale
700
Sept. 18 96
Preferred B (7)___no par
94
Sept. 9 92% Apr. 27 96
------- - ..—
Jan. 4
93% 96
94
95
Gen Motors Corp new no par 3,057,700
118 Sale 210% Sale 161 % Sale fc!40% Sept 13 222
Sept. 8
225% Aug. 9
200
Preferred_____________ 100
99
100
99
Feb. 11 104
103%
104
July 29
200
103% Sept. 9 103% Sept. 14 98% Apr. 13 105 June 22
99
100
6% debenture stock_ 100
_
104
103%
Sept. 16 120% Sept. 1 .13% Jan. 29 120 % Sept. 1
7,50.)
115% Sale 120% Sale 120 Sale 119
Preferred 7% new___ 100
7,300
Gen Outdoor Adv A ..n o par
53% Sale
Mar. 30 56% Aug. 4
53
53
Sale
53% 52% Sept. 17 54% Setp.24 51
28,200
32% Sept. 1 34% Sept. 27 26% Mar. 30 35% Aug. 3
Trust certificates_ no par
_
31% Sale
34% Sale
32% Sale
59
Sale
Genet al Petroleum_______ 25
49% Mar. 2 70% June 29
62
68
General R y Signal Pref. .100
103 105% 104
103 Apr. 14 104 Jan. 18
104
71.900
N ew ---------------------- no par
78% Sale
79% Sept. 30 91% Sept, i 60% Mar. 31 93% Aug. 23
82
Sale
90% Sale
Sept. 30 48
500
General Refractories_.no par
49
51
Sept. 2 36
M ay 27 49
45
Jan. 4
47% Sale
47% Sale
Sept. 22 54 Sept. 10 45% Mar. 30 78% Jan. 4
23.200
77% Sale
GImbel Brothers_____no par
46
Sale
48
52% Sale
200
Preferred_____________100
108
112
103
108 102% 104% 104 Sept. 23 104 Sept. 231 .03% Apr. 1 111 % Jan. 19
55.800
Glidden & C o ________ no par
23% Sale
18 Sept. 20 21% Sept. 25 15% June 3 25% Jan. 7
20% Sale
18% Sale
26,700
Gold Dust certifs____no par
47% Sale
47% Sept.22 52% Sept. 2 41% Mar. 31 56% Feb. 4
Sale
48
51 % Sale
25.800
Goodrich (B F )______ no par
63
Sale
47% Sept. 27 52% Sept. 1 45% M ay 20 70% Feb. 3
47% Sale
52 Sale
500
Preferred_____________ 100
97
97596% 98% 96% Sept. 27 98% Sept. 14 95 June 25 100
Feb. 9
96% 97
800
Goodyear Tire pr p f w 1..100
105% 106>. 108 108% 107
Sept. 14
107% 106% Sept. 15 109 S ep t.14 [05% Jan. 22 109
3,900
Preferred_____________ 100
104% Sale
105% Sale 104% 105% 104% Sept. 20 107% Sept. 2 98 % M ar. 4 109% Aug. 16
5,300
Gotham Silk Hosiery.no par
39% Sale
53% Sept. 16 58% Sept. 8 33% Mar. 30 61
57% Sale
Aug. 18
57% Sale
8,200
New-----------------------no par
—
34% Sept. 21 58
Sept. 9 47% July 2 58
55% Sale
Sept. 9
55 Sale
800
Preferred_____________ 100
102% Sale
113% Sept. 24 117
Sept. 9 98 Apr. 6 125 Aug 17
115% 120 113% 117
1,200
20% Sale
13% S ep t.10 16 Sept. 2 15 Aug. 18 2 1 % Jan. 23
Gould Coupler “ A ” ________
17% 15% 16
16
20% Sale
108,000
24% Sept. 1 32% Sept. 18 16% Mar. 31 32% Sept. 18
Granby Cons M S & P ..1 0 0
31 % Sale
24% Sale
Sept. 1 102% Sept. 29 89 Apr. 14 106% Feb. 2
22,600
Great Western Sugar_____25
95% Sale
97
Sale
Sale 102
97
400
Great Western Sugar pref 100
113% 118
Sept. 27 108% Mar. 30 118% July 22
116% Sale 114% Sept. 21 117
115%
10.900
19% Sept. 23 21 % Sept. 2
Greene Cananea Copper. 100
12
13
9% Apr. 15
Sale
19% Sale
July 24
21
5% Jan. 5
4,200
Guantanamo Sugar_ no par
_
5
5%
6% Septl 2 7% Sept. 13
7%
Feb. 1
7
7%
6%
Sept. 20 72% Sept. 1 62 M ay 15 93% Jan. 4
11.200
92 % Sale
68% 70
67
Gulf States Steel_______ 100
Sale
72
400
1st preferred__________100
------- 103% 105% 101 % 105% 101% Sept. 24 105% Sept. 7 101% Sept. 24 109% !" a y 11
i 107
Sept. 7 51
500
Hanna 1st preferred_____100
54
61% 43
Sept. 22 45 June 18 57
47
47
52
Feb. 26
55
34
Sale
25% June 21 35
Hartman Corporation__ 100
Jan. 6
Sept. 1 25% Aug. 28 30
23,300
27% Sept. 20 30
—
28% Sale
Class B ____________no par
Sept. 1
28 Sale
Sept. 24 30% Sept. 3 24 Sept. 24 46
13,800
Hayes Wheel________ no par
i 45% Sale
24
26% Sale
Jan. 14
29% Sale
100
—
Preferred_____________ 100
106% 109% 106% Sale 106% Sept. 30 106% Sept. 30 105% May 28 107 M ay 29
2,000
Sept. 8 68 Mar. 29 80 July 12
Helme (G W )..................... 25
76 Sept. 22 78
68
70% 76%
76%
_ _ _ _ _ 116% 78 115 77
115 M ay 5 116% Aug. 11
Preferred_____________ 100
1,000
Hoe (R) & Co Class A .no par
30% Sale
Sale
28 Sept. 22 30% Sept. 10 17% M ay 27 35% Aug. 11
30
30
32
Sept. 2 60
1.900
Sept. 15 47% Jan. 4 62
Homestake Mining_____100
48
Sale
58
59% Sale
Feb. 23
58
59
42% Sept. 1 44% Sept. 24 40
Mar. 3 48% Jan. 8
9.900
i 46% Sale
43% Sale
Household Products_.no par
42% Sale
10.900
56 Sept. 20 65% Sept. 1 50% Mar. 31 71
Houston Oil of Texas____100
i 71
73
57
58
Jan. 5
65 Sale
Sept. 10 45 Sept. 15 27
Jan. 8 45
40
85,400
i 27% Sale
43% Sale
Howe Sound________ no par
40% Sale
Sept, 15
49% Sept. 23 68% Sept. 8 49% June 25 123% Jan. 4
661,500
Hudson M otor Car___no par
i 113
Sale
53% Sale
67% Sale
24% Sept. 17 27% Sept. 18 17 Mar. 2 28% Jan. 4
i 27% Sale
Sale
120,900
Hupp Motor Car Corp_ 10
_
Sale
25
26
90.600
i 32 % Sale
24% Sept. 3 27% Sept. 10 19% Mar. 30 34
Indep Oil & Gas_____no par
25% Sale
•Tan. 2
25% Sale
18% Sale
18 Sept. 1 19% Sept. 2 18 Jan. 6 24% Feb. 4
6,100
Indian M otocycle____no par
i 18% 20
18% Sale
8 Sept. 20 10 Sept. 1
8
Sept. 20 13% Feb. 11
9,300
Indian Refining__________10
i 12% 12% 10 Sale
8% Sale
9% Sept. 3
8 Apr. 13 1 2 % Feb. 13
2,700
Certificates____________ 10
i 12
Sale
8%
8%
8 Sept.23
9%
9%
Sept. 2 100% Sept. 3 90
M ay 14 104 Jan. 7
Preferred_____________ 100
600
100
» 104
107
96
107
95
100
Sept. 20 100 Sept. 7 80% Mar. 31 104 Jan
4.000
Ingprsoll-Rand N ew____100
Sale
95
i 99
105
95
99
96
5
106
Sept. 17 106 S ep t.17 102 Feb. 24 106
13
Preferred_____________ 100
106
106
Sept. 17
9,100
Inland Steel_________ no par
Sale
41
43
Sale
42
41 % 40% Sept. 20 42% Sept. 2 34% M ay 11 43% Jan. 7
Sept). 30 112% Sept. 3 108% Mar. 16 115 Feb. 9
Preferred_____________ 100
Sale 109
300
112% 113 109
) 112
113
Inspiration Cons Copper. .20
24% Sept. 2C 25% Sept. 3 20% Mar. 30 26% Feb. 10
10.900
25% Sale
25% Sale
24% Sale
Intercontin’l Rubber.no par
14% Sept. 15 17
Sept.24 13% May 10 21% Feb. 11
24.900
15% 17
) ___________ 16 Sale
Sept. 1 17% Sept. 22 13% July 27 26% Jan. 22
Internal Agricultural.no par
14
11.600
) 20 Sale
15% Sale
14 Sale
Sept. 1 85
Prior preferred_______ 100
July 19 95
80
Sept. 28 80
5.000
) 75
85
80% Sale 1 82% Sale
Jan. 27
d New stock issued on basis o f 3 shares o f new for each share of old stock, k Ex-dividend o f 50% in stock




STOCKS

B. T . STOCK EXCHANGE

In
September
Shares.
32,700
76.100
800
372,100
89,000
1,200
9,200
9,400
61,500
106,600
200
35,000
3,400

International Shoe_ no par
_

100
82,800
2,100
600
4,800
200
1,400
500
32,600
1,600
800
28,100
700
5,900
100
600
1,400
100
141,000
4,000
5,100
1,200
44,900

Shares.
224,400
231,800
10,000
4,498,600
1,605,800
20,700
189,830
109,700
972,100
1,505,100
2,600
430,000
31,200
200
9,300
6R5,400
288,562
22,800
145,000
4,100
53,200
2,400
1,209,700
10,200
15,700
158,900
3,700
245,700
3,100
7,500
49,700
400
1,151,600
78,400
33,500
5,500
1,389,900

94,700!
3,950!
1,300
18,900
100
1,119,300
326,000
83,100
210,300
103,100
77,400
9,062
52,100
240,800
18,600
772,700
334,200
32,300
65,100
1 ,900
8,800
6,200
503,920
498,500
3,800
119,700
229,900
3,000
66,700
2,700
62,500
4,600
300
6,468
1,100
13,100
622,300 3,116,150
400
1,200
13,100
800
6,400
M acy_______________r
9,700
150,000
Preferred__________
_
_
900
3,500
Magma Copper_____ no par
11,500
156,400
Malllnson(H R)& C o.)
1,900
100,400
100
Preferred__________
700
19,000
100
Preferred.
1,600
5,600
58,100
616,800
47,622
3,700
15,800
27,500
11,300
230,400
238,300 2,922,200
2,600
53,700
2,200
45,000
8,500
187,900
20,300
272,100
100
2,500
142,300
19,900
2,400
31,100
9,300
365,500
63,000
351,400
67,500
979,200
Preferred.
900
9,600
258,800
13,400
2,000
27,600
43,900
3,100
7,600
57,300
295,400
10,900
400
2,300
275,400 2,759,400
63,500
441 ,900
Mother Lode C oali...
11,800
169,100
Motion Picture Corp.
7,400
140,900
M oto-Meter Class A .
491,600
24,500
16,400
181,300
1,200
34,100
Preferred 2,900
21,100
1,300
30,000
476,800
2,800
3,600
131,200 2,079,200
National Acme stamped.
1,700
41,200
National Biscuit_______
52,900
929,500
Preferred____________
700
6,500
25,400
749,200
6,400
107,700
Preferred_______
1,800
11,900
Nat Dairy tern c tf.
44,300
750,100
3,200
67,100
630
5,030
9,200
127,800
1,900
23,400
11,600
75,500
Preferred.
200
4,110
National Le
3,700
98,500
Preferred.
500
8,450
80,900
1,228,900
35,900
145,400
Preferred . __________
100
1,100
National Tea Co------- no par
1.200
27,600
JNevaUa Cousol Copper.
35,000
183,300
39,300
297,300
90.000
-- ■
0 Alter pa>ruent til ppuy0 stocn uiviueuu.




14,500
400
100
80f
10C
111,500
55,200
4,400
12,000
7,600
3,300
100
2,700
20,200
13,700
137,800
10,300
1,600
10,500
200
1,600
200
38,600
32,400
1,000
6,100
2,600
200
1,900

Since
Jan. 1.

RANQE SINCE JAN . 1.

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.

SALES TO OCT. 1.

Par
Int Business Machines no par
Internat Cement_____no par
Preferred__________
Inter Combus Eng_ no par
_
Internat Harvester______100
Preferred_____________ 100
Internat Match pref_____ 35
Internat Merc Marine___100
Preferred_ . _________ 100
_
International Nickel_____ 25
Preferred_____________ 100
International Paper_____ 100
Preferred (71_______
B ig h ts____________
Intertype Corp______no par
Jewel Tea Inc___________100
Preferred_____________ lOO
Jones Bros Tea Inc_____ lOO
Jones & Laugh Steel pref. 100
Jordan Motor Car___ no par
Kansas City Lt 1st pf.no par
Kansas & Gulf___________10
Kayser (J) & Co new.no par
First preferred new.no par
Kelly-Springfield Tire____25
Preferred 6 % ________ 100
Preferred 8 % ________ 100
Kelsey Wheel Inc_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Kennecott Copper_ no par
_
Keystone Tire & Kub.no par
Kinney (G R )_______ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Kresge (S S) Co n e w ____ 10
Preferred_____________ lOO
Kresge Dept Stores_ no par
_
Preferred_____________ 100
Kuppenheimer & Co______ 5
ljacleae Gas (St L ou is).. 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Lago Oil & Transport.no par
Lambert Co ctfs______ no par
Lee Rubber & Tire_ no par
_
Lehn & Fink________ no par
Life Savers__________ no par
Lima Loco Works___ no par
Liggett & Myers Tob pf.100
New__________________ 25
B new_________________ 25
Liquid Carbonic ctfs_.no par
Loews Incorporated..no par
Loft Incorporated___ no par
Long Bell Lumber A .no par
Loose-Wiles Bis tr ctfs___100
First preferred_______ 100
2d preferred_________ 100
Lorillard (P) pref_______ 100
New__________________ 25
Louisiana Oil________ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
Louisv Gas & El A ctfs no par
Ludlum Steel________ no par
McCrory Stores______no par
McCrory Stores, cl B .no par
Preferred_________
100
McIntyre Por Mines______ 5
Mackay Companies_____ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Mack Truck Inc_____no par
Third paid_________

37

STOCKS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

O ct., 1926.]

Jan. 2
1926.
Bid.
147 V
6714
100
6254
129%
118
57 V
s
10k
41 Vs
45 Vs
98
62 V
98 V

Ask.
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
Sale
119%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
____
Sale
Sale

Sept. 1.
Bid
48%
5314
104V
55
13214
12454
6414
614
29
3614
102
6214
97

Ask.
Sale
Sale
10314
Sale
Sale
125
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
103 34
Sale
Sale
77 k
Sale
Sale

19
4054
123
1054
115
1914
110
%
4014
103
12 V
60
49
87
11834
59
Sale
Sale
54
57
44
Sale
88
52
Sale
1 1 0 V 114
10814
22
Sale
2014
72 V
78
80
30
34
160
162
166
86
21H
2254 Sale
Sale
60
63
714 Sale
814
35V
3514 Sale
2114 Sale
21V
60
6214 Sale
128 120
124
91
9314 Sale
Sale
93
91
47 V Sale
4654
41 V Sale
s
47
7 V Sale
s
614
4414 4414 44
Sale 158
155
11614 120 11554
160
150
151
120 11214
116
32 V Sale
s
2914
1514
1654 Sale
96
95
95
24
2454 Sale
3114
3254 Sale
72
80
75
7614
79 V Sale
s
108
no
108
Sale
26
24 34
134
133
13114
71 V 72
s
7014
12754 Sale 11014

20
Sale
12714
Sale
Sale
2014

170% Sale
121
Sale

150
1.2314
10 !4
26
28 k: 1954
24
25
40 V
116
120
124
15 V Sale
11%
118 V 113% 118
48% Sale
2254
107 V 109
11014
% Sale
14
3914 41
4254
10114 104
10514
1814 Sale
1354
68% 72
64
6914 75
52
116
119
95
113
_____
55
Sate
5714
2 Sale
54
82
87 V 53
98% 102% 9414
_______ 5054
28 J4
90
25
157

Sale
97
2914
160

13
Sale
4014 Sale
69% 6914
123
125
87
90
87
87%
38 V
714
49
13954
112
137
113
3554
1954

Sale
7%
Sale
Sale
115
143V
116
Sale
Sale

23
Sale
5314 5414
11614
108
2254
136
7114
15314

117
110
Sale
138
74
Sale

10954
10414
103
11614
4254
2514

11054
Sale
105
11914
Sale
Sale

38
70
56 Vi
3254
32
26 Vs
5954
2714
1914
10514
13714
123
22
22
1114
12 54
37
94
114

43
35
80
60
57
8214
Sale
2314
36
34
Sale
24
Sale
5954
28
27
Sale
20
Sale
79
Sale 12714
124
124
Sale
2314
2214 2314
Sale
1014
Sale
1414
Sale
33
94 V 9814
Sale
114
14
Sale 118
38
Sale
79
. . 118
Sale
6954
Sale
2314
Sale
6
Sale
1754
Sale
4134
Sale
2354
Sale
12
8914
Sale
37
Sale
10
9V
s
Sale
5854
Sale
8
Sale
92
—
12714
4114
Sale
23
93
7214
Sale
7314
Sale
2V 54
98
91
21
Sale
Sale
45%
28 V
s
Sale
90
80
Sale 158V
Sale 117
21
57
6854
11014 ±0914
238
131
Sale
13V
Sale
4454

128
8054
U2
8054
3514
714
2014
43 V
3014
17
87
38
1114
46454
1254
7814
12514
5354
89
80
42
97
3154
73
3954
88
167
11614
5514
106
232
13
3614

Sept. 30.
Bid.
5054
5054
10214
4214
13314
124
63 V
614
31
36 V
s
102
55
98
6434
159
118

112
108
11954
11714
39
15
71

Ask.
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
Sale
12554
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
167
Sale
Sale
Sale
12714
12
120
Sale
11114
54
Sale
Sale
1414
Sale
5914
Sale

113
111
10914 105
Sale 11634
11534
Sale
39 k
Sale
16 .
7514 68
45
37
65
59
Sale
7614
Sale
2314
36
4434
Sale
21
Sale
5614
28
2614
21
2014
81
82
Sale 128 k
125 122 34
Sale
22 34
Sale
2334
Sale
10
Sale
17 54
Sale
3054
9914 98
Sale
1
Sale
54
Sale 115
Sale
3534
Sale
7854
119 118
Sale
63
Sale
17 34
Sale
554
Sale
1454
Sale
38
Sale
23
1514 12 34
9214
38
3614
Sale
914
Sale
914
Sale
5814
8%
7 54
Sale
95
129
128
Sale
40%
25
25%
Sale
76
Sale
74
Sale
26 V
s
9214 90 k
Sale
20 k
48
42
Sale
26 54
86
80
Sale 155
Sale 116
Sale
20 V,
Sale
7054
116 115
140 132
Sale
1414
Sale
4234

Lowest.

159
11534
10 Vi
1934
3834
123
1034
115
19 34
11154
34
40
103
1234
64
49
88
11834
5554
54
41 54
85
5034

54
Sale
10614
Sale
64
Sale
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
113 34
21
20
80
76
33
162
159
86
Sale
20 k
Sale
58 k
9
734
Sale
35
Sale
2054
62
60
122 124
92
90
Sale
90
47
4554
Sale
41 V
s
Sale
634
45
44
161
150
120
115
160
155
115
116
Sale
2934
Sale
15 34
Sale
94
Sale
23 54
32
3134
79
76
78 k 76
109
2434 24 k
134
133
Sale
70 34
Sale 105
113
106
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
75
42
63
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
27
2034
Sale
Sale
125
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
117
36
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1534
Sale
Sale
13 k
9034
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
130
Sale
26
78
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
85
Sale
11634
Sale
Sale
116
140
Sale
Sale

Highest.

111
104 34
116k
11554
38k
15
36
60
74k
23
35
20k
56
26
19
77
121 34
12454
2234
2334
9k
1434
2954
98
'
1
54
115k
36
77
11Q
6034
16 k
554
14k
37k
20k
13
36 k
8k
9
5634
8
90 k
127 34
39 k
24
71
70 k
26 k
90 k
19k
43
26
82
153
11634
20k
6754
131
13
42k

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
d38V Mar. 30 5254 Sept. 16
49 54 Sept. 22 7154 Jan. 27
Mar. 17 106 Jan. 26
102
33 V Mar. 30 6414 Jan. 5
1121 * Mar. 29 13554 Aug. 6
118 Jan. 5 126 54 Aug. 7
53 V Mar. 3 6654 Feb. 23
6 Sept. 21 1254 Feb. 17
27 Mar. 30 4654 Feb. 16
32 k Mar. 30 46 34 Jan. 5
101 Vs Jan. 29 104 34 Apr. 21
Sept. 3 44 V Apr. 15 63 54 Aug. 30
M ay 7 9834 Jan. 2
Sept. 30 89
Aug. 4 75 Aug. 4
75
Sept. 30 135 M ay 6 175 Jan. 11
Sept. 30 159
Mar. 3 133 Jan. 25
Sept. 18 125k Sept. 1 111
Sept.
654 Aug. 2
I lk
18 k July 24 29 Jan. 7
Sept. 1 2 0 k Sept. 10
Jan. 4 43 54 Aug. 7
Sept. 29 25
Sept. 18 42
Sept. 24 115 Jan. 29 125 Feb. 9
Sept. 24 123
Sept. 29 11 3 Sept. 17 1 0 k June 30 19 34 Feb. 5
4
Jan. 8 120 Aug. 9
Sept. 9 114
Sept. 30 118
Sept. 9 23 k Sept. 7 1 9 k Sept. 9 66 Feb. 19
Sept. 18 112k Sept. 9 107 k Mar. 29 112 54 Sept. 9
54 Jan.
3
% Mar. 4
Sept. 3
3 Sept. 3
4
Sept. 10 44 k Sept. 2 33 k May 20 4754 Jan. 14
M ay 26 10534 Sept.
Sept. 15 10534 Sept. 1 100
Sept. 27 1434 Sept. 3 12 % May 19 21 34 Feb. d
Aug. 14 73 34 Feb. 5
Sept. 1 61
Sept. 1 64
Sept. 29 7454 Feb. 5
Sept. 16 49
Sept. 29 51
Feb. 4
Sent. 1 86 M ay 12 126
Sept. 28 96
Jan. 15 11834 Sept. 30
113
11834
Sept. 30
Sept. 30 49 54 Mar. 30 59
Sept. 20 59
234 Jan. 2
V i May 21
Sept. 1
54 Sept. 1
Sept. 13 55 k Sept. 3 41 k Sept. 13 82 34 Jan. 7
Sept. 23 9934 Jan. 25
Sept. 23 94 k Sept. 1 85
Sept. 21 5554 Sept. 10 42 54 Mar. 30 82 Jan. 29
113 Feb. 18 11454 Feb. 26
Sept. 22 22 k Sept. 3 15k Mar. 25 3354 Jan. 14
Sept. 7 70 k Mar. 26 93 34 Feb. 1
Sept. 7 80
Feb. 19
29 k June 21 35
33
Mar. 29 17534 July 10
Sent. “>1 165
Sent. 2i 146
Sept. 29
Sept. 29 86
86
Sfi
Sept. 20 2 2 k Sept. 7 19k M ay 14 2434 June 14
Sept. 11 66 54Sept. 24 39 V M ay 7 6654 Sept. 24
654 Aug. 18 14 Jan. 4
Sept. 1 9 k Sept. 16
Sept. 2 37 k Sept. 8 30 54 Mar. 30 4134 Jan. 2
Sept. 21 2 1 k Sept. 29 17% M ay 4 22 June 25
Sept. 20 63 34 Sept. 1 5 3 k Mar. 31 6954 Jan. 4
Sept. 24 11934 Jan. 18 12954 May 5
Sept. 24 124
Sept. 1 7234 Mar. 31 9434 Jan. 25
Sept. 17 94
Mar. 24 9454 Sept. 1
Sept. 17 94 k Sept. 1 71
4
Sept. 21 48 k Sent. 8 453 Sept. 21 4834 Sept. 8
Sept. 10 48 k Sept. 28 34 % Mar. 2 48 34 Sept. 28
6 34 Sent. 23 1134 Feb. 10
Sept. 23 7 k Sept. 1
Sept. 9 42 k July 23 5034 Feb. 3
Sept. 27 46
Sept. 21 167k Sept. 8 88 Mar. 30 187 34 Sept. 8
Jan. 19 118 Aug. 6
Sept. 28 11634 Sept. 28 112
Sept. 8 120 % M ar. 30 167 Sept. 8
Sept. 2 167
Sept. 17 111k Apr. 5 120 Aug. 31
Sept. 17 116
Sept. 1 2934 Sept. 29 4234 Feb. 3
Sept. 29 33
Sent. 7 12 Mar. 3 19J4 June 21
Sept. 16 17
Sept. 10 93 34 July 20 97 July 9
Sept. 29 96
Sept. 28 2 ' k Septl 8 22 54 Mar. 31 2634 Feb. 10
Sept. 8 30 % Mar. 30 5834 Feb. 4
Sept. 29 34
Sept. 15 117 Feb. 19
Sept. 8 76
Sept. 15 80
Jan. 11
Sept. 7 72 Mar. 30 121
Sept. 21 82
Feb. 18
105 Apr. 1 110
Feb. 15
Sept. 20 26 k Sept. 1 2254 Jan. 2 30
Feb. 9
Sept. 3 130 M ay 15 138
Sept. 3.13.3
68 Mar. 19 7334 Feb. 9
Sept. 7
Sent. 29! 72
Jan. 4
Sept. 20,128k Sept. 1 10334 Mar. 30 159
118 July 21 125 Aug. 9
Sept. 28 10954 Jan. 4 113 June 3
Sept. 23 113
Apr. 17 10854 Sept. 3
Sept. 22 10854 Sept. 3 104
Sept. 30 12654 Sept. 7 8634 Mar. 29 12654 Sept. 7
Sept. 2 11534 Mar. 1 11854 Jan. 14
Sept. 14 116
Apr. 19 44 34 Feb. 10
Sept. 22 40 k Sept. 2 34
Sept. 1 1 6 k Sept. 3 15 Aug. 30 28 34 Jan. 5
7134 Sept. 13 7834 M ar. 8
71 V
2
Apr. 14 5034 Jan. 28
Sept. 17 36' S ep t.17 27
Feb. 1
S ep t.11 55 J une 4 82
Sept. 17 63
Sept. 1 56 Jan. 4 8754 July 19
Sept. 23 84
Sept. 2 22 34 M ay 24 32 34 Jan. 4
Sept. 17 24
Sept. 8 4 5 k Sept. 14 2734 Mar. 20 4554 Sept. 14
Feb. 2
Sept. 1 2054 Sept. 29 28
Sept. 29 24
Sept. 7 4934 Mar. 30 63 54 June 17
Sept. 17 61
Mar. 11
Sept. 16 33
Sept. 16 2 8 k Sept. 15 26
May 20 23
June 25
Sept. 3 17
Sept. 17 20
Sept. 28 6234 M ay 12 10634 Jan. 2
Sept. 27 84
Sept. 20 130
Sept. 27 106 34 M ay 17 137 34 Jan. 2
~
June 11
Sept. 11 124 k Sept. Ill 12254 Feb. 2125
Sept. 28 24 k Sept. 8 19 Mar. 3 24 34 Sept. 8
Sept. 7i 2234 Jan 28 24 34 Feb. 9
Sept. 1 24
Feb. 25 1354 July 23
6
Sept. 29 1 1 k Sept. 8
Mar. 3 17 54 Sept. 29
Sept. 1 17k Sept. 29 11
Sept. 29 33 k Sept. 8 2734 July 22 37 Jan. 2
Mar. 30 10034 Aug. 12
Sept. 14i 90
Sept. 8 99
1 Sept. 13 235 Jan. 8
Sept. 13
l k Sept. 7l
54 Sept. 25 134 Jan. 8
Sept. 25
V Sept. l|
s
Mar. 30 133 34 Feb. 23
Sept. 24 12054 Sept. 8 107
M ay 17 44 54 Feb. 25
Sept. 8 30
Sept. 28 40
Sept. 1 6954 Mar. 26 8334 Jan. 14
Sept. 21 81
« 1Q
11234 Jan. 5 11954 Jan. 28
M ay 19 82 Jan. 2
56
Sept. 21 6954 Sept. 1
Sept. 28 2354 Sept. 1 1654 Sent. 28 3754 Feb. 10
534 July 12 734 Feb. 8
Sept. 18 6 k Sept. 7
Sept. 2 1434 Sept. 29 23 34 June 3
Sept. 29 .18
Sept. 30 42 k Sept. 3 3354 M ay 19 5354 Feb. 10
Sept. 7 2034 Sept. 21 33 34 Feb. 15
Sept. 21 24
Sept. 3 11 July 7 1954 Feb. 1
Sept. 13 14
83 Aug. 27 9434 July 19
Sept. 14 3454 Apr. 6 3854 July 6
Sept. 30 38
3 M ay 8 15 34 Feb. 20
Sept. 24 10 34 Sept. 2
9 Sept. 24 1134 Aug. 27
Sept. 24 10 k Sept. 7
Mar. 24 666 Feb. 23
Sept. 22 61 k Sept. 8 552
Sept. 7 8 k Sept. 22
734 July 13 1234 Jan. 9
Jan. 8 9834 June 25
Sept. 13 97 k Sept. 28 74
Feb. 17 13134 Apr. 28
Sept. 2 129
Sept. 25 126
M ay 22 54 Jan. 5
Sept. 30 4 1 k Sept. 8 38
Sept. 3 28 k Sept. 14 2034 M ay 21 57 Jan. 2
Sept. 7 7854 Sept. 15 6834 Aug. 25 92 34 Jan. 8
Sept. 21 75 k Sept. 1 53 Apr. 14 80 Jan. 2
Sept. 1 2534 M ay 25 4254 Jan. 7
Sept. 23 28
Sept. 23 9 1 k Sept. 28 90 June 14 97 Jan. 19
Sept. 23 22 k Sept. 9 1234 M ay 18 34 Jan. 4
Sept. 23 48 k Sept. 9 3734 Aug. 2 7334 Jan. 4
Sept. 23 33
Sept. 7 2134 July 14 40 34 Jan. 2
Sept. 2 84% Sept. 10 76 July 13 8954 Jan. 4
Sept. 17 16054 Sept. 1 138 Apr. 15 17454 Jan. 5
Sept. 1 117k Sept. 2 116 Jan. 16 120 M ay 20
Sept. 22 22 k Sept. 8i 1654 Mar. 2 3854 Jan. 21
Sept. 14 7 1 k Sept. 10 5534 Jan. 4 71 >4 Sept. 10
10434 Mar. 30 115 Aug. 25
Sept. 13 136
Sept. 14 119 May 15 238 Jan. 4
Sept. 18 14 k Sept. 30 1154 June 1 1454 July 14
Sept. 30 4 6 k Sept. 7 3634 Jan. 2 4634 Sept. 7
134 July 29 354 July 13

Sale
Sale Prices.
48 34 Sept. 9 5254
4934 Sept. 22 5 5 k
103
Sept. 27 104k
4054 Sept. 29 5 6 k
Sept. 11 13454
129
Sept. 10 125
124
63 34 Sept. 24 6 5 k
7k
6 Sept. 21
Sept. 1 3334
29
3554 Sept. 23 39
Sept. 3 102
102
Sept. 30 62 k
55
9654 Sept. 14 98

Prices
Sept. 16
Sept. 15
Sept. 9
Sept. 1
Sept. 25
Sept. 3
Sept. 17
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 3

28

STOCKS STOCK EXCHANGE KECOKD
STOCKS

■ . Y . STOCK EXCHANGE

SALES TO OCT. 1.
In
September

Par Shares.
New York Canners_ no par
_
60,800
Preferred_________ no par
400
New Vork D ock________ 100
8,200
Preferred____________ 1 0 (
1,100
N Y Steam 1st pref_ no par
_
300
Nlag Falls Pw*Pfd. new 2.f
2,100
Niag Lockp & Ont Pr preflOO
100
Worui Arnw'n when iss_ 10
_
102,400
Preferred______________ go
2,200
North Amer Edison pf.no par
3,800
Norwalk T & R ub______
14,500
Preferred_______________
100
Nunnally Co (The)_ no par
_
2,300
2i
Oil Well Supply______
4,600
Preferred_____________ io(
Omnibus Corp_______ no par
21,800
Preferred_____________ 100
600
Onyx Hosiery_______ no pai
10,600
Preferred_____________ 100
600
Oppen’m, Coll & C o.no par
11,600
Orpheum Circuit Inc______ 1
3,800
Preferred______________ 10
300
Otis Elevator______II
50
10,400
Preferred_____________ 100
Otis Steel____________no par
11,200
Preferred__________
] no
400
Prior preferred_______ 100
100
Outlet C o ___________no par
3,600
Preferred_______ ' _100
1,000
25
Owens Bottle_____
37,700
Pacific Gas & E le ctric... 100
6,200
Pacific Oil---------------- no par
32,200
Pacific Teieph & Teleg-.lOO
900
Packard_________________ io
69.900
Paige Det M ot C a r..n o par
17,500
Pan-Amer Pet & T r_____50
5.900
Class B stock_
_
50
154,700
14,800
Pan-Am West P B .._ n o par
Panhan Prod & Ref_.no par
28,600
Panhandle P & R, p re f.. 100
400
Park & Tilford______no par
6.700
Park Utah Cons Mines____1
10,400
Pathe Exchange “ A ” ____
46.900
Penlck & Ford______ no par
9.700
Preferred_______
ioo
500
Penney (J C) pref______ loo
300
Penn Coal & Coke_______ 50
1,400
Penn-Seab St v t c ___ no par
41,600
People’s Gas L & Coke 100
3,000
R igh ts_______
5.900
2.900
Philadelphia Co (Pitts)I__50
Philadelphia Co pref_____50
1,200
Phlla & Read C & I__no par
141,400
300
r »9 ,?rfciflcates------------------nopar
>_
_
Phillips Jones Corp_ no par
100
Preferred_____________ Joo
Philip Morris & C o______ 10
44,500
Phillips Petroleum_ no par
_
424,000
Phoenix Hosiery____
5
1,400
Preferred_______
ioo
40)
125,luO
Pierce-Arrow M ot C _.no par
Preferred_____________ 10 0
^3,400
Pierce Oil Corp_______
25
4,000
Preferred_____________ ioo
800
Pierce Petroleum_____ no par
20,800
Pittsburgh Coal (of P a ).. 100
1,600
Preferred______
10 0
1,300
Pittsburgh Steel pref____100
900
z,00
Pitts Term Coal Receipts. 100
Preferred______
_ 10 0
200
Pittsburgh Utilities, p re f.. 10
Preferred c e rtifs........... 10
Porto Rico Am T ob_____100
20C
210,100
Postum Cereal N ew ..n o par
Pressed Steel Car new __10u
3,100
Preferred_____
100
500
Producers & Ref Corp
50
34.700
Preferred....... ..........
.5 0
4,900
Pun Serv Corp o f N J pf.100
300
New---------------------------- nopar 191,300
7 % ---------------------------- ioo
1,000
„ 6 % preferred_________ 10 0
700
Pub Serv E & G, p re f.. 100
1,600
Pub Serv Elec Pow, pf___lC0
200
Pullman Company_____100
163,700
Punta Alegre Sugar______ 50
20.700
Pure Oil.n___________
25
49,500
8 % preferred_________ 10 0
300
Radio Corp o f A m er..no par
512,500
Preferred______________ 50
3,600
Railway Steel Spring new 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Rand Mines_______
900
Ray Consol Copper______10
9,000
Reid Ice Cream_____ no par
4,800
Preferred_____________ 10 0
200
Reis (Robt) & C o____no par
6,400
1 st preferred_________ 10 0
100
Remington Typewriter. .100
11,800
1 st preferred_________ 10 0
200
1st pref Series S______ 100
2 d preferred__________10 0
300
Replogle Steel___________ nopar 9,300
22,800
Republic Iron & S te e l...100
Preferred_____________ 10 0
900
Reynolds Spring C o_.no par
8,600
Reynolds (R J) Rob Cl B.25
87,800
Rossia Insurance________ 25
700
Royal Dutch Co N Y shs.100
18,795
St Joseph Lead............... __10
6,800
Safety Cable_______________
29.400
Savage Arms Corp______ 100
6,900
Schulte Retail Stores .no par
35.400
Preferred_____________ 100
300
R ights__________________
Seagrave________________ nopar 6,700
Sears Roebuck & C o ___ 100
New__________________ nopar 102,400
Seneca Copper new_.no par
4,700
ShattuckG (F ) ______ no par
3,900
Shell Transport & T ra d ..£2
1,600
Shell Union Oil______ no pat
106,600
Preferred_____________ 100
2,240
Sherwin Williams pref_ 100
_
200
Shubert Theatre_____ no par
26,100
Simms Petroleum________ 10
41,200
Simmons C o_____________ nooar 28,700
Preferred_____________ 100
300
Sinclair Con Oil Corp.no par
138,600
Preferred_____________ 100
2,200
Skelly Oil C o_____________25
126,200
Sloss-Sheffield St’l & I..1 0 0
2,400
Preferred_____________ 100
600
So Porto Rico Sugar____100
22,800
Preferred_____________ 100
Sou California Edison______
16,600
Southern Dairies cl A .n o par
24,400
Class B _______________ nopar 52,800




Since
Jan. 1.

Price about
Jan. 2
1926.

Shares.
Bid.
Ash
780.800 79 % Sale
4.200
66.500 36
37
8,400 73
78
3.700 101
-----28,000 28% Sale
400 107 109
1,963,600 65
Sale
45.600 4914 Sale
24.400 95 % Sale
162,000 12 % Sale
1,300 78
89
17.100 16% Sale
72.300 3334 Sale
1,600 104
105
570.600
6,100
43.400 35
40
20,000 96
97
137.800 49% Sale
72.400 29
29 %
3,500 100
102
107,050 127 % Sale
2.900 103% 106
263.000 11 V Sale
s
57.100 901* Sale
100
19.000 511* 52
7.100 100% 101
179,850 63% Sale
53,348 129% 129%
2,048,000 75% Sale
1,800
1.171.200 '41% Sale
490.700 26
Sale
174,460 76% Sale
2,292,340 77% Sale
350.400 46
Sale
709,210
5% Sale
17.500 55
Sale
47.100 27% Sale
122.800
534.300 '77” Safe""
117.700 18% Sale
1,800 100
------1.200 1 0 5 % .........
20,350 i4 % 16
578.000
2
2%
92,750 119
Sale
5.900
550.200 68% Sale
11.300 47% 48%
715.000 45% Sale
2.900 45
46
1,800 53
59
800 82% 87
173.800
2,845,700 46% Sale
45,40
36%
35
2,200 98
99%
1,993,520 36% Sale
370.800 94
Sale
115.000
1% Sale
9.800 26
Sale
319.000
5% Sale
54.100 40% Sale
18.100 83
84
6, *00 97% Sale
^3,000 59
60
3.800 85
88
103,950 15% Sale
12,900 15
15%
7,746 53
63
1,622,400 106% Sale
23.400
19.400 91
Sale
129.100 17% Sale
16.600 34
38
10.000 103% 105
1,093,600; 80
Sale
17.300 115 116
3.700
21,000 97% 98%
5.900 106% 107
836,450; 167% Sale
159.100 39
Sale
620,070 30% Sale
7,340 106% 107
2,084,800 43%
43.000 45
485.100
3.700 118%
2 ,5 8 0
33%
631.200 12%
50,800 55%
2.800 98
105.300 17
1.900 78
422,800: 116%
2,700: 108%
800
6.900 108
152,900 15%
467.000 59%
18.500 92%
104.400
9%
491.200 94%
33.000 90
214,595 56%
193,500 45%
157.200 48%
328.400 90%
709,190 131
5.600 113%
3,001
63.500 13%
320.600 237
756.400
49.000
9%
108,610 69
17.400 48%
1,223,300 27%
18,240 102%
600
249.600 53%
828.400 28%
440.000 54
2,300 107
2.274.200 24
33.100 92
1,673,500 32%
232,980 136
2.600 103
245,609 108%
1,600 106
99.400
189,550
669,000*

Sale
46
120%
34%

Sale
58
100
Sale
88
Sale
Sale

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
94%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9%
70
49%
Sale
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
110
Sale
94
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
114%

PRICES I N SEPTEMBER.
Sept. 1.
Bid.
45
84
37%
73
103%
28%
110%
54%
52
95%
7%
78
16
33%
108%
16%
94
40%
100%
61%
29%
104
121%
109%'
9%
101

Ask.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

49
102%
77%
129%
1%

Sale
104
Sale
131
Sale

36%
16%
68
69%
38%
20%
83
20
6%
53%
21
98
106%
11%
1%
125

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
6%
Sale
21%
100
Sale
Sale
126

74
49%
43%
43
•50
80
21%
51
28%
97
30
122%
%
14
3
30%
71 %
98
40
80
17

Sale
50%
Sale
45
61
88
Sale
Sale
41
100
Sale
Sale
%
Sale
Sale
32%
73
100
42
86
19

68%
103%
42%
81%
14%
34
121
92
108
100%
103%
112%
181%
34
28%
110%

69%
Sale
Sale
82%
Sale
35
124%
Sale
Sale
Sale
103%
113
Sale
Sale
Sale
112%

Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
Sale
34%
Sale
94%
Sale
102%
Sale
Sale
107
Sale
111%
Sale
Sale

45% Sale
46% 48%

Sept. 30.
Bid.
37%
83
33
70
102%
27%
110%
53%
51
95%
5%

Ask.
Sale
85
34%
72

Lowest.

ol.

123.

RANGE SINCE JAN . 1.
Highest.

Sale Prices
Sale
34% Sept. 20 46%
83
Sept. 10 84
32% Sept. 28 39%
71
Sept. 24 73
102% Sept. 24 103%
28% 28% Sept. 1 28%
110% Sept. 22 110%
Sale
52
Sept. 20 56%
Sale
50% Sept. 23 52
Sale
95% Sept. 1 96%
Sale
5 Sept.20 7%
82
75 Sept. 9 75
15% 16
15% Sept. 21 17%
34% Sale
33% Sept. 21 35%
109
14% Sale
14% Sept. 29 17
90
88
88
Sept. 17 94%
38% Sept. 9 43%
40
42
101% 102% 99 Sept. 2. 100%
63% Sale
60 Sept. 22 63%
28% 29
28% Sept. 22 30
103
105 104 Sept. 9 105
118% Sept. 21 124%
117% 119
107% 108%
8%
8%
8J- Sept.
9%
103% 101
Sept.
102%
Sept.
107% 108% 74
74
Sept
52
49
*51
51%
Sept
105
103
104
105
82% Sale
77% Sept.
85
130% 133% 129% Sept.
133%
1% Sept.
1% Sale
1%
130 Sept.
135
34% Sept.
35% Sale
37%
15 Sept.
15% Sale
17%
66 Sept.
65% 66
69%
Sale
65% Sept.
66
70%
Sale
32% Sept.
34
. 38%
15% Sept. 29: 20%
16 Sale
75 Sept. 16 83
70
75
22% 23% 20 Sept. l! 24%
5% Sept. 30 6%
5% Sale
Sale
52
Sept. 20 58%
54
21
Sale
18% Sept. 20' 21%
99 Sept.
100
100
106% Sept.
105
107%
9% Sept.
11%
11%
1 Sept.
1 Sale
1%
126 Sale 125% Sept.
126%
2% Sept.
2%
2% Sale
72
Sept.
73% 75
74%
50% Sale
50
Sept.
50%
43
Sept.
43% Sale
47%
42% 44% 46% Sept.
46%
Sale
49
49
Sept.
49
80
88
21% Sept.
Sale
25
25%
49% Sale
48% Sept.
52%
39
Sept.
39% Sale
41
102
99% Sept.
101
101
26
Sept.
28% Sale
31%
Sale 113 Sept.
117
124%
% Sept.
% Sale
%
12% Sept.
14
8
14
2% Sept.
2% Sale
3%
Sale
30
Sept.
30%
30%
71
Sept.
71% Sale
72%
96 Sept.
96
98
98
39% Sept.
40
38
41
80
86
17% 20
19 Sept. 14 19%
17%
80
68
68 Sept.
68
Sale 102% Sept.
107
110
40% Sale
39% Sept.
42%
Sale
80 Sept.
80
82%
13% Sept.
15% Sale
16%
33
Sept.
37
35
38%
122% 123 119% Sept.
123%
89% Sept.
95% Sale
97%
107% 108 107 Sept.
108
101
99
99% Sept.
100%
103 Sale 102 Sept.
104%
112% 114 113 Sept.
113
190 Sale 180% Sept.
199%
34 Sept.
40% Sale
41 %
26% Sept.
26% Sale
28%
110 Sept.
111
109
110%
56% Sale
49
Sale

[V

Lowest.

Highest.

Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sept.
32 Apr. 2 84% Jan. 29
Sept.
83 June 16 85 Apr. 29
Sept.
32% Mar. 30 45% Feb. 5
Sept.
Feb. 3
69 M ay 13 74
Sept.
99% Apr. 13 103% June 30
Sept. 29 27% Mar. 31 28% Jan. 22
Sept.22 109 Jan. 20 110% Sept. 22
Sept. 3 42
Jan. 14
Mar. 30 67
Sept. 1 49
Jan. 2 52% Aug. 31
Sept. 18 91% Mar. 31 96 % Sept. 18Sept. 2
5 Sept. 20 15% Jan. 14
Sept. 9 72 June 30 89
Jan. 18
Sept. 16 13% Mar. 1 17% Jan. 11
Sept. 13 30 July 2 36
Feb. 5
104% Apr. 28 108% Aug. 9
Sept. 1 14% Mar. 30 22% Feb. 23
Sept. 9 88 July 12 98% Feb. 6
S ep t.13 31 % Feb. 2 45 % June 29
Sept. 28 95 Apr. 17 103% Aug. 9
Sept. 29 47 Jan. 12 63% Sept. 29
Sept. 7 27% Mar. 25 31 % June 29
Sept. 13 101
Apr. 21
Jan. 13 105
S ep t.15 106 M ay 20 129% Feb. 5
102% Jan. 13 109% Aug. 30
Sept. 2
8% M ay 10 14% Jan. 19
Sept. 23 85 M ay 17 107% Feb. 17
Sept. 22 74
Sept. 22
Sept. 22 74
Sept. 7 44 M ay 19 52 Apr. 1
Sept. 29 97% Apr. 1 105 Sept. 29
Sept. 18 53% Mar. 29 85
Sept. 18
Sept. 21 118 Mar. 31 133 % Sept. 21
Sept. 9 nl
M ay 13 83% Feb. 13
Sept. 24 117
Sept. 24
Jan. 16 135
Sept. 2 31% Mar. 31 45% July 7
Sept. 3 13% M ay 14 28% Jan. 4
Sept. 7 56% Mar. 31 76% Jan. 2
Sept. 7 56% Mar. 31 78% Jan. 4
Sept. 1 32% Sept. 30 46 Jan
2
Sept. 1
4% Jan. 21 32 June 17
Sept. 10 51
Jan. 19 99% June 16
Sept. 15 19% Apr. 13 28% Jan. 4
Sept. 2
5% Sept. 30 8% Feb. 5
Sept. 15 45% M ay 1‘ 83
Jan. 7
Sept. 7 16% Jan. 28 23
June 16
Sept. 2 99 July 7 104 June 7
Sept. 14; 105 Jan. 8 107% Sept. 14
Sept. 3;
Feb. 8
7 Aug. 6 17
Sept. 8;
1 Sept. 28 2% Jan. 4
Sept. 9 117 Jan. 4 130 Feb. 11
Sept. 9
2% Sept. 9 2% Sept. 9
Sept. 28 59% Mar. 2 76% Apr. 8
Sept. 9 47% Jan. 4 51 % July 7
Sept. 9 36% Apr. 14 48% Feb 13
Sept. 9 36% June 14 46% Jan. 11
Sept. 30 49
Sent. 30 55% Jan. 29
Aug. 9
80 July 7 85
Sept. 29 16 Apr. 3 25% Sept. 29
Sept. 1 40
Mar. 30 52% Sept. 1
Sapt. 3 31
Mar. 30 44% Jan. 9
Sept. 27 94 Mar. 25 101
Sept. 27
Sept. 8 19 May 15 43% Jan. 9
Sept. 2 76% Apr. 15 127% Aug. 19
Sept. 10
1 % Jan. 30
% July 21
Sept. 1 12% Sent. 27 27% Jan. 30
Sept. 1
Jan. 30
2% Aug. 26 7
Sept. 15 29
June 9 42% Jan. 5
Sept. 10 70 June 22 85
Jan. 5
Sept. 14 94
Feb. 1
Mar. 29 98
Sept. 8 39% Aug. 16 63% Jan. 9
83
Mar. 26 92% Feb. 5
Sept. 14 14% Mar. 3 20% May 21
15 Mar. 20 20% M ay 26
Sept.11 60
Jan. 15
Jan. 5 81
Sept. 27 75% Mar. 30 124% Feb.
Sept. 7 34% M ay 19 43% Aug. 31
Sept. 22 80
Sept. 30 95% Jan. 7
Sept. 27 11 M ar. 29 17% Jan. 2
Sept. 27 30% M ay 11 38% Sept. 27
Sept. 3 115 M ar. 2 123% Sept. 3
Sept. 15 72 M ar. 2 97 % SeDt. 15
Sept.
103% Jan. 12 109% July 9
Sept.
96% Apr. 7 100% Sept. 2
Sept. 27 97
Jan. 22 104% Sept. 27
Sept. 3 106 Jan. 18 114 Aug, 5
Sept. 16 145% Mar. 31 199% Sept. 16
Sept. 29 33
Feb. 4
Apr. 14 47
Sept. 7 25% Apr. 13 31
Jan. 4
Sept.13 106 Apr. 14 112% June 25

45% Sept. 2 56% Sept.
47% Sept. 2 49
Sept.

32
44%
53%
115
36% Sept.
36% 40
40% Sept
32%
13% Sept.
14% 14% 14% Sale
Sept
14%
10%
44
42% Sept.
46
46% 43
Sept
47
41 %
96
99% 97% Sept.
97% 100
98% Sept
95%
9% Sale
10% Sale
8% Sept.
10% Sept
7%
75
85
82
85
84% Sept.
84% Sept
77
117% Sale 112 Sale 109% Sept.
119% Sept
83%
115 ____ 116% Sale 116% Sept.
116% Sept
106
105%
116 113% Sept.
113% 115 111
114 Sept.
105
9% Sale
10% Sale
9% Sept.
10% Sept.
8%
59% Sale
59
60
57% Sept.
62% Sept.
44
98 Sale
96% 97
97% Sept.
Sept.
99
91%
6% Sale
6 % Sale
6% Sept.
6% Sept.
5%
108 Sale 110% Sale 105% Sept.
90
111% Sept.
81
Sale
79 Sept.
Sept.
83
88
86
79
49% Sale
Sept.
51 % Sale
49% Sept.
52
49%
41 % Sale
Sept.
43% Sale
40% Sept.
36%
44
52
Sale
51 % Sept.
Sept.
52% Sale
42%
55
77
Sale
83% Sale
74% Sept.
73
83% Sept.
48 Sale
47% Sale
46% Sept.
a42%
50% Sept.
112%
118 120 118% 120 119% Sept.
120 Sept.
72%
13% Sale
13% Sale
13% Sept. 30 14% Sept. 10 12%
176%
54 Sept.
58% Sept.
55% Sale
44%
56% Sale
5% Sept.
5 Sale
5 Sept.
4%
5% Sale
62% Sept.
60 Sale
57% Sept.
47
61
62
42% Sept.
43% Sept.
40%
Sale
43% 4 4 % 43
30% Sept.
24
28% Sept.
30% Sale
28% Sale
108 Sept.
103
106% 107% 106 Sale 106 Sept.
105% Sept.
105%
105% Sept.
105%
105%
52
60 Sept.
68% Sept.
65% Sale
67% Sale
17% Sept.
19% Sept.
15%
18 Sale
18% Sale
32%
32% Sept.
36 Sept.
Sale
33% Sale
33
106% 106% 107
107
Sept.
107% Sept.
107% 108
22% Sept.
18%
18% Sept.
22
Sale
19% Sale
98% Sept.
90
96 Sept.
98
99
97% Sale
36% Sept.
26%
33 Sept.
Sale
36% Sale
134 Sept.
103
133 Sale 126
130 125 Sept.
106 Sept.
100%
105 107% 104% 106 104 Sept.
119% Sept.
92
115 Sale 118% Sale 112% Sept.
112
108 117% 106 117%
32
Sept.
30% Sept.
30%
31% Sale
31% Sale
54 Sept.
43
48% Sept.
54 Sale
50% Sale
301* Sent.
Sale
26 S°r>t.
92
30
26 K S-de

Mar. 30 56% Sept. 30
Sept. 30
Mar. 31 49
Mar. 1 68% Mar. 10
Feb. 20
Apr. 9 123
Apr. 30i 40% Sept. 29
Mar. 3* 15% Aug. 9
Jan. 4
July 9 56
Jan. 4
Mar 30.100
July 24 18% Feb. 23
Mar. 20* 85 July 28
Feb. 3
Apr. 20 127
Apr. 21 116% Sept. 17
Mar. 29 108 Apr. 23
Apr. 1 115% Aug. 27
May 20 15% Jan. 4
63% Jan. 7
May
Sept. 15
99
Mar.
10% Jan. 5
Feb.
Mar.
115 Aug. 30
Sept.
100 Jan. 20
Aug.
57% Jan. 9
48% Feb. 10
May
Sept. 27
55
Mar.
102% Feb. 10
Mar.
Mar.
138% Jan. 23
Sept. 9
120
Jan.
Jan. 28
Mar.
81
Mar.
14% M ar. 12
Mar.
241% Jan. 4
Sept. 7
Mar.
June
10% Jan. 4
Mar.
69% Jan. 4
48% Jan. 4
July
Mar.
30% Sept. 3
Mar.
114 July 2
Sept.
108 Apr. 9
Mar.
70% July 28
28% Jan. 2
Aug.
54% Jan. 4
Aug.
109% July 2
Sept.
24% Feb. 23
Sept.
Mar.
99% June 24
37% June 28
Mar.
Apr.
142% Aug. 10
Jan.
110 June 29
Apr.
147% Feb. 2
117% Feb. 8
May
July 10
June
33
Mar.
55% July 17
M->r
35% Mar. 11

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STOCKS

1 9 2 6 .]

STOCKS

, T . STOCK EXCHANGE

SALES

TO

In
S ep tem b er

Par
Spalding 1st pref_______ 100
Spear & Oo__________ no par
Preferred_____________ 10G
Spicer Mfg C o_______ no par
Preferred_____________ 100
'Standard Gas & Elec.no par
Preferred______________50
Standard Milling_______ 100
Preferred_____________ 100
Stand'd Ollof Calif new no par
Standard Oil of N J______25
Preferred_____________ 100
Stand Plate Glass ctfs.wo par
Sterling Products___ no par
Stewart Warn C orp..n o par
Stromberg Carburet_.no par
Studebaker Corp, pref_ 100
_
N ew______________ no par
Submar Boat Corp_ no par
_
Sun Oil______________ no par
Superior Oil_________ no par
Superior Steel_____________
Sweets Co of America new 50
Symington temp ctfs.no par
Class A ___________ no par
Telautogr Corp ctfs_.no par
Tenn Cop & Chem_ no par
_
Texas Company (The)_ 25
_
Texas Gulf Sulphur______10
New---------------------- no par
Tex Pacific Coal & Oil___ 10
Texas Pacific Land Tr__100
Thompson (J R )_________ 25
Tidewater Oil New_ no par
_
Preferred_____________100
Timken Roller B ear..no par
Tobacco Prod Corp_____100
Temp ctfs Class A ____100
Transcon Oil ctfs_____no par
Tran & Williams Steel.no par

Shares.
10
62,800
400

88,200
5,300
4.900

100

151.500
142.000

OCT.

1.

Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.

200

489.700
40,700
11,800
22.900
13.900
27.600
5.800
2.700
670
33.200
171.700
83.200
516,400
76.300
762
41.000
1.800
1.700
86.300
247.000
20.900
91,500
800

Ask.

S ep
B id .

. 1.

Ask.

103
1134
75
27
Sale
103
10534
Sale
5434
5434 5634
73
Sale
84
87
_
_
6354
4654 Sale
43 54
11554
116 54 Sale
7
Sale
534
Sale
90
83
91 54 Sale
6934
7434 7834 64
118
120
124
5734 Sale
5654
334 Sale
154
32
4034 41
2
334 Sale
25
24
28
13
1434 1334
9
1354 Sale
17
2034 Sale
12
1334 14
11
1434 Sale
5454 Sale
5734
12234 Sale
17034

106
1434
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
554
Sale
Sale
Sale
120
Sale
Sale
3234
Sale
Sale
Sale
934
Sale
1234
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
950
Sale
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

105

89 U

Sale
650

15 34
875
48
Sale
3134
Sale
9234
60
Sale
Sale
11254
10834 11454
Sale
454
27
15

5634 Sale
123
121
Sale
66
4154
92
115
2834
93 34
115
15734
5534
12
_____
_____
3134
93
28
77
20754
10034
5654
4
140,300 4634
74
10134
6834
8054
53,915 107
4954
4954
13634
12634
11,20 J 5634
_
98
34 34
3134
183^
7034
_
2 3 o !l8
1954
934
1
1
9554
6334
42
73
____
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96

Waldorf System_____no par
4,500
Walworth C o________ no par
4,400
Ward Baking Class A .no pur
Class B ------------------no par
57,600
Preferred . .
_ _ ioo
2,700
Warner Bros Pic A ._
10 1,149,300
Warren Bros-------------- no par
3,000
Washburn Crosby pref. .100
100
Weber* Heilbron'r ,newnopar
2,500
Wells Fargo & C o_________ 1
West Penn El Co A ctfs no par
1,000
500
Preferred certificates.. 100
West Penn Pow pref___ 100
300
6 % preferred__________10 0
100
Western Union Teleg. . 100
12,800
Westinghouse Air B rak e..50
50,400
Westinghouse El & M fg .50
69,300
1st preferred__________ 5 0
Westing’se Elec Instr.no par
17.100
Class A ------------------no par
2,200
White Eagle Oil & R__no par
7,900
White M otor_____________ 50
68.100
White Rk M Spr.ctfs.no par
6,400
White Sew Mach, p f..n o par
44,000
Wickwire-Spen Stl C tf no par
14,200
Willys-Overland__________ 5
596,500
New preferred________ 100
3,000
Wilson & Co ctfs_____no par
Preferred_____________ 100
New---------------------- no par
11,500
A new------------------- no par
15,000
Preferred new________ 100
13,300
Woolworth (F W )..
25
131,350
Worthington P & M ____100
15,700
Preferred A ___________100
200
Preferred B ___________100
1,100
Wright Aeronautic___no par
9,000
Wrlgley (Wm Jr)------no par
1,500
Yale & Towne___________ 25
2.700
Yellow Truck & Coach_ 10 1,158,400
_
1‘refer red_____________ 1Q0
3.700
Rights_____________ .
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
30,200
•Bx-dividend. a This price is after distribution
Retail Stores c Ex-300% in stock.




1926.
B id .

1754
600
__
35 34
9934
5434
9654
107
434
2534

4.400
8.400
184,900
4.700

4.900
Underwood Typewriter_ 25
_
300
Preferred_____________ J00
10.600
Union Bag & Paper_____100
86,100
Union Carbide & Car.no par
203,800
Union Oil, California. _ 25
19,600
Union Tank Car________ 100
1.500
Preferred_____________ 100
900
United Alloy Steel____no par
42.000
United Cigar Stores______ 25
300
Preferred_____________ ]00
36.000
United Drug____________ioo
2.500
1st preferred__________ 50
900
United Dyewood_______ 100
Preferred_____________ loo
7.700
United Fruit, n ew _no par
2,400
United Paperboard C o .. 100
200
Universal Pic, 1st ref_ 100
_
105,300
Universal Pipe_______ no par
5,000
Preferred________
ioo
37,900
U S Cast Iron Pipe & F~’ l00
200
Preferred_____________ ioo
34,800
U S Distrib Corp_____no par
flj S Express_____________joq
100
9.700
_
U 8 Hoffman Mach_ no par
154,800
U S Indus Alcohol______100
1,100
Preferred_____________ 100
39,400
U S Realty & Improvt new
U S Rubber___________ IOO
223,200
5,100
1st preferred_____
100
18,300
U S Smelt Refg & M g ... 50
2,200
Preferred__________
50
United States Steel.
100 2,105,700
7,600
Preferred_____________ 10 0
300
U ® Tobacco------------ no par
Preferred__________
10 6
Utah Copper__________ " in
100
33,200
Utilities P & L A ____no par
11,100
Vanadium Corp______no par
200
Van Raaite__________ no par
1 st preferred_____
10 0
500
1,300
Vick Chemical c tfs ...n o par
11,600
Va-Caro Chem new w i no par
Preferred certificates.
Class B ______________
B certificates. . . . lin o par
4,200
7% preferred new w i .1 0 0
10,600
6 % preferred w i___ . 1 0 0
Va Iron Coal & Coke___ 100
400
Preferred_____________ J00
300
46,200
Vivaudou (V) Inc new no par
Preferred_____________ ioo
900
Vulcan Detinning_____ 10 0
400
Vulcan Detinning, pref. . 1 0 0
200

P R IC E S

Price about
Jan. 2

1,500 101
4,100
u
7 **
27 34
96
55 54
5354
85
85

10,000

29

STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD

1754
2154
195
8434
1083^
18
4634
8034
334
____
_____
107
13554
12354
7454
80
1734
28
2854
83
3534
234
3154
9434
434
18
—
—
—
21454
44
77
6034
2754
5434
6134
3054
9334
____
86 34

Sale
Sale
116
2834
Sale
Sale
56
13
5934
32 54
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
434
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
Sale
108
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
114
110
Sale
Sale
20
7534
Sale
Sale
134
134
Sale
Sale
45
7934
15
104

5334
120
5234
91
5554
10834
11634
3334
10254
118
165
57 34
6
20
11434
2234
9434
22
72
220
105
56
3 34
4754
V5 34
10534
6454
67 34
106 34
3834
49
150 54
12734
6234
112
10434
30
39 54
14
58
46
12

9234
41
43
71
31
99
9
86

1754 21
23
16
Sale
105
Sale
3554
110 3^ 94
Sale
4734
48
50 34
107 Vi
Sale
57
434
2 54
9434
_____
99
112
112
99

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Sale
14634
Sale
136
Sale
71
84
79
Sale
17
Sale
3134
Sale
2654
Sale
5954
3654 26
5134
Sale
54
Sale
26 34
Sale
95
5
21
9 34
1934
56
Sale
16234
Sale
32
78
6454
Sale
5454
Sale
35 34
5534 5234
65
70
Sale
35
Sale
106
____
Sale
90 54

S ep t.
B id .

IN

10234
1134
75
23
10234
54 54
5554
70
83
6034
4254
116
534
90
6454
61
119
5834
2
3434
234
26
1634
834
1634
1134
1234
5434
18054
4534
15
880
4834
29 54
9034
6334
113 34
11634
434
15

103
14
80
Sale

5054
11554
48 34
9254
54 34
120
11534

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Sale
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97 34
118
163 54
5834
6

11434
1834
94
2134
72
213 54
102
54
3 31
5154
77 54
10354
6234
61
10834
36
4834
150
127
6234
114
100
105
Sale
3034
Sale
39 34
14 34 1234
60
65
4934 4534
Sale
1034

Sale
129
Sale
Sale
12
54
Sale
2034
96
Sale
73 54
Sale
107
Sale
4 54
Sale
Sale
10634
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
115
105
Sale
40
1434
73
46
Sale

Sale
Sale
48
78
Sale
102
15
100

Sale
Sale
50
80
Sale
10434
32 34
91

54
124
Sale
Sale
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Sale
Sale
Sale
129
Sale
Sale
11
54
11534
23
9634
Sale
Sale
Sale
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Sale
434
Sale
Sale
108
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4934
Sale
Sale
64

90
41
47
75
32 34
104
10
86

Lowest.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale Prices

30.

Ask.

Sale
Sale
72
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
534
Sale
Sale
Sale
120
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
1634
834
16 34
1234
Sale
Sale
Sale
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Sale
930
Sale
Sale
Sale
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Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale

2134 2034 Sale
1634 1534 Sale
10734 110
116
Sale
2734 Sale
Sale
90 34 Sale
Sale
60 34 Sale
5134 4935 Sale
110
107 34 110
55 34 59
5954
234
434
3 34
96
96
98
Sale 101
113 34 115
102
10054 Sale
Sale 149
Sale
Sale 133 34 Sale
Sale
6954 Sale
84
78
83 34
Sale
1834 Sale
Sale
3154 32
Sale
Sale
26
Sale
55 54 Sale
Sale
26
2634
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
V
54
Sale
2 2 3 4 Sale
Sale
9054 Sale

RANGE SiNCE JAN. 1.

SEPTEM BER.

Lowest.

102

Sept. 28 102

Sept. 28

23
10434
5434
55 54
70
86
5954
41 34
11534
534
87 V
61 34
60 54
11934
55 34
134
3134
134
25
13 34
834
6134
12
11
53 34
16534
42
1454
895
47 34
29 V,
9034
5954
11034
11434
4
15

Sept. 30
Sept. 17
Sept. 20
Sept. 29
Sept. 21
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 30
Sept. 1
Sept. 28
Sept. 13
Sept. 27
Sept. 29
Sept. 13
Sept. 1
Sept. 2
Sept. 14
Sep . 16
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept. 9
Sept. 28
Sept. 24
Sept. 1
Sept. 17
Sept. 18
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

11
22
30
29
20
1
7
1
23
1

2934
10534
5734
5634
7334
86
63 54
44
11634
654
9154
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62
254
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34 54
1754
8 54
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1254
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57 54
18154
4554
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978
5034
31
9254
64 54
11654
11854
454
15

Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 28
Sept. 9
Sept. 15
Sept. 15
Sept. 8
Sept. 7
Sept. 27
Sept. 7
Sept. 24
Sept. 10
Sept. 8
Sept. 13
Sept .15
Sept. 23
Sept. 16
Sep ,. 30
Sept. 7
Sept. 13
Sept. 3
Sept. 2
Sept. 7
Sept. 18
Sept. 1
Sept. 29
Sept. 28
Sept. 1
Sept. 24
Sept. 16
Sept. 10
Sept. 7
Sept. 9
Sept. 22
Sept. 21
Sept. 1
Sept. 1

5034
115*4
4634
87 34
50 34
10834
115
3234
96 34
123
16234
5734
6

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

30
30
20
21
21
1
27
3
21
29
30
1
10

5534 Sept. 7
11834 Sept. 23
55 54 Sept. 8
93
Sept. 3
5854 Sept. 23
120
Sept. 16
11654 Sept. 16
3334 Sept. 2
105
Sept. 2
125
Sept. 11
171
Sept. 8
5854 Sept. 29
6*4 Sept. 27

114 54
18
93 34
18 V
70 34
197
105
52
334
47 34
7434
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61
59 34
106
3234
47 V
14234
126 34
65

Sept. 30
Sept. 17
Sept. 21
Sept. 18
Sept. 21
Sept. 20
Sept. 1
Sept. 18
Sept. 22
Sept. 13
Sept. 2
S e p t. 3
Sept. 21
Sept. 30
Sept. 10
Sept. 21
Sept. 27
Sept. 20
Sept. 20
Sept. 9

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2254
9634
2454
7654
220
105
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52)4
82
108
66 7
4
67 54
10854
39
4934
15254
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65

Sept. 8
Sept. 9
Sept. 10
Sept. 2
Sept. 2
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept. 7
Sept. 22
Sept. 21
Sept. 17
Sept. 20
Sept. 1
Sept. 1
Sept. 29
Sept. 1
Sept. 7
Sept. 8
Sept. 9
Sept. 9

104
30
38
14
60
45 54
10

S e p t .15
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 16
Sept. 3
Sept. 27
Sept. 1

104
32
41
1454
60
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12)4

S pet.16
Sept. 16
Sept. 10
Sept. 23
Sept. 3
Sept. 13
Sept. 3

90
3934
47
72
3 0 Vs
101
10
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Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

92 34
4 4 54
48 34
72
32 54
10434
1034
90

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

30
21
23
7
10
8
15
10

1
7
28
7
24
28
15
18

2034 Sept. 30
1534 Sept. 30

2134 Sept. 2
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48

3554
94
69)4
51

Sept. 8
Sept. 1
Sept. 14
Sept. 16

58

Sept. 17

95 34 Sept. 21 98
99
Sept. 1 101
113
Sept. 14 115

Sept. 28
Sept. 9
Sept. 21

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

29
30
21
10

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13134 Sept. 20 139)4 Sept. 8
69
Sept. 20 7254 Sept. 28
16
32
26
55
26
5034
34
2134
9034

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Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
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Sept.

9
S
30
20
1
7
11
29
29

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27
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2754
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1
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Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
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Sept.

28
29
1
2
10
20
3
3
1

10
1154 Sale
934 Sept. 13 1154 Sept. 16
20
Sept. 3 2254 Sept. 16
20
2134 Sale
64
57
Sept. 2 66
57
62
Sept. 24
Sale 16434 Sale 15734 Sept. 22 16854 Sept. 7
31
Sale
Sale
28
Sept. 11 34
Sept. 1
66
Sept. 28 66
64
70
Sept. 28
70
54
Sept. 22 57
Sept. 2
Sale
5434 53
3234 Sale
Sale
3134 Sept. 21 3534 Sept. 1
Sept. 28 5334 Sept. 14
53
5134 5234 52
70
Sept. 2 71
Sept. 3
7034 6834 70
Sale
3034 Sept. 21 3954 Sept. 8
34 54 Sale
Sale 10434 Sale 10234 Sept. 29 10734 Sept. 2

Sale
101
11
72
1854
101
51
5354

Highest.

Prices.
Jan. 13
June 2
Apr. 30
Apr. 19
Jan. 12
Mar. 2
Mar. 30

Sale Prices.
10554 June 11
1754 Feb. 19
82)4 Jan. 13

3154
10534
69
5754
67 54 M a y 19 9234
Mar. 2 90
80
52 54 M a y 14 63 54
4034 M a r. 3
11534 A u g. 66 11934
4 )4 M a y 21 10 34
75
M a r. 27 9154
61 \ i Sept. 27 9234
59 34 M a y 19 77 34
11434 Feb. 23 12234
47
M a y 18 62
1 34 July 27
334
3034 M a r. 30 4154
1
July 29
434
1934 A pr. 12 34 34
854 A pr. 13 1754
734 M a y 14 1434
16
June 28 2054
11
A pr. 5 1434
1034 M ar. 31 16
48
M ar. 30 58
11934 Jan. 1? 181V
42
S e p t.23 4554
12 34 M ar. 2 1934
510
M ar. 19 1035
42 34 M a y 7 5034
29 >4 Sent. 29 3934
90
M a r. 31 103
4434 M a r. 3 6454
9534 A p r. 12 11654
103
M a r. 3 11854
3
M a r. 4
534
15
A ug. 28 27

30
30
21
29
20
31
22
21

Sept.
Sept.
M ay
M a r.
Jan.
M ar.
M ay
Jan.
Feb.
M ar.
M ar.
M ar.
6 Sept.
5034 June
A pr.
98
18
Sent.
M ar.
90
1334 M ar.
52
M ar.
150
M ay
10034 Mar.
M ar.
39
334 July
4534 Jan.
4534 Mar.
9934 A pr.
48 34 M ar.
50 34 M ay
10134 M ar.
32 V Sept.
4734 A ug
A pr.
117
124 34 M ar.
5634 Jan.
112 M ar.
A pr.
93
28 34 M ar.
29
M ar.
1234 A pr.
58
A ug.
43 34 July
10
Sept.
June
July
34 June
8534 July
39 A ug.
M ay
40
70
July
M ar.
26
9434 Jan.
10 Sept.
88 A pr.

6354
123
7134
93
5854
120
ll8
35 54
4 10954
4 125
30 171
5 59
10 12
22 58
15 118 54
17 38 54
8 9734
31 2854
30 7854
19 24834
8 109
30 6134
16 4
2 5954
30 82
22 108
29 7134
19 8834
30 109
21 4934
19 50
15 15954
3 13034
4 65
19 115
1 105
31 37

Jan.
17
1234 June
June
24 34 M a y
89 34 Sept.
12 June
43 34 A pr.
110 M a y
A pr.
53
2 34 A ug.
8834 Jan.
9534 M a y
M ar.
108
M ar.
95
134 34 M ar.
10534 M ar.
M ay
65
Jan.
80
1334 M a y
27 34 Jan.
2534 A pr.
5134 A pr.
M ar.
26
4734 July
54 July
18
M ay
90 34 Sept.
254 M a y
16 M ar.
6 M ay
14
M ay
42
M ay
13534 M a y
2034 M ar.
66 A ug.
M ar.
53
2434 M ar.

12 2134
2 2334
30,195
8554
11034
69
52

50M
11534
35
7734
37 34
84 34
11334
25 34
83 34
11434
134
5534

99

47
6034
20
9134

Apr.
Mar.
M ay

Apr.

3 43
20 22
13 75
21 52
1 2534
28 1134
2 154
23
154
8 9834
31 69
50
15 |_
19 75
30 3234
29 10434
151 12
16 95

110

8534
434
98
17 101
25| 115
5 101
15734
13934
7934

87 V

1934

3254
2954

90
3854
59 34

354
34

99

554

1734

1234

22 34

66
222
4454
80

65
3954
59 V

7234

3954
10734

Feb.
Sept.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sept.

Jan.

M ay
Feb.
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
June
Sept.
F eb.
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
A ug.
Sent.
Sept.
Jan.
M ay
Sept.
Jan.
Jan.
Sept.
Sept.
SeDt.
July
Jan.

5
3

8

9
4
5
8

2
18

10
24

2
4

23

15
1
4
8
7
13
4
4
19

5

31
99

28
7
27
16

25
25

9
22
21
9

28

Jan. 7
Jan. 29
Jan. 5
Sept. 3
Sept. 23
Sept. 16
July 12
July 15
A ug. 17
June 30
Sept. 8
July 8
Jan. 11
Jan. 29
Sept. 8
M ar. 2
July 8
Jan. 5
Jan. 5
A ug. 3
July 9
Feb. 13
Jan. 12
Feb. 4
Sept. 17
Sept. 20
Jan. 4
Jan. 23
Jan. 19
Jan. 2
Jan. 4
A u g. 17
June 11
Sept. 9
A u g. 19
F eb. 11
Feb. 15
A ug. 16
Feb. 8
Feb. 11
A uir, 6
Feb. 3
Jan. 7
Jan. 8
Jan. 4
Jan. 6
Jan. 4
_______
June 10

Jan. 15
Aug. 3
Sent. 28

June 3
Mar. 23
A u g . 19
Jan. 27
Jan. 2
Feb. 1
Jan. 15
Sept. 14
A ug. 30
M ay 7
Jan. 13
M a y 14
Sept. 28
Sept. 29
Sent. 21
July 6
Sept. 8
Sept. 8
F eb. 10
Feb. 5
July 28
July 7
F eb . 10
Feb. 13
F eb. 7
Sept. 20
Jan. 3
Jan. 6
F eb. 4
F eb. 20
F eb. 7
July 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 24
Jan. 6
Jan. 4
F eb. 6
F eb. 24
July 16
F eb. 18
Aug. 26
Sept. 8
Sept. 2

8 Aug. 3
34 July
M av
84 V Sent,. 17 9 9 V Sent. 1 69
9534 A ug. 9
s « v Sale
of dividends in shares of United Cigar Stores at the rate of 38.85 shares for 100 shares of United
Sale

30

G eneral Q uotations
O F

BONDS

AND

STOCKS

1. In the following thirty-four pages of tables quotations are given for all the more important securities listed on any Stock Exchange In tba
United States; also for leading unlisted and inactive securities.
2. Quotations from all Stock Exchanges are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue. As the New York Stock
Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices r‘and Interest,” we have adopted the same method and no longer employ a designating
mark to indicate the fact except where there Is a deviation from this rule. The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter
Is prefixed
to the price, he must pay accrued interest in addition to the price. This, however, does not apply to Income bonds or bonds In default. In which cases
the price Includes the Interest, should there be any.
3. The letter
prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation Is a flat price— that Is, that the accrued Interest forms part of the price, and
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately in making payment. As already stated in the case of Income bonds ana bonds In
default, the price is always “ flat,” and no designating mark is employed to indicate the fact.
4. Quotations for guaranteed stocks are “ and dividend” ; that is. the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price. Stock prices marked
thus (d) are per share. All others are per cent except bank stock prices, which are quoted per share unless otherwise stated.
5. It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but In
all cases the figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
6. The following abbreviations are often used, viz.: “ M ” for mortgage, “ g " for gold, “ gu” for guaranteed, “ end” for endorsed, “ cons” for con•lidated, “ conv'. for convertible, “ s f ” for sinking fund, “ 1 g " for land grant, “ op " for optional.
7. The black-faced type in the letters showing the interest period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE.— All bond prices are “ and interest” except where marked “ f” and income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds.
RAILROAD BONDS
Bonds of companies consol’ d are
often under the consolidated name.
Adirondack— See Del & Hudson
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942-J&D
Ak Cant & Youngst 6s 1930--J&J
Gen & ref 6s 1945 ser A -.A & O
Gen & ref 5% s 1945 ser B A&O
Ala Gt South 1st 5s Dec ’27..J& J
Gen M 5s Dec 1 1927 £ . —J&D
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A _ J&D
_
Belt Ry of Chatt 5s 1945--J&J
Ala Midland— See At! Coast Line
Alabama N Orl T & P June—
“ A" deb 5s g ’40 red '10-M&N
“ B " deb g 5s '40 red '10-M&N
“ C " deb g 5s N ov 1 1940-A&O
Alabama Tennessee & Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948________ J&J
Gen income 6s Get 1948_______
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry—
1st M g 5s 1974 series A . -M&N
Albany & Susq— See Del & Hud
Allegheny Valley— See Penn RR
All eg & West— See Buff R & P
Allentown Term 4s 1919
Ext at 6% to 1929___
..J & J
Alton Bridge— See St C M & St L
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1955------- Q-J
6% notes Mar 15 1930--M&S15
Eq tr 6s 1927-35 (s-a).-J& J 15
Ark & Mem Ry Brge & Term—
1st M 5s 1964.................... M&S
Aroostook Nor— See Ban & Aroos
Aroostook Valley— See Can Pac
Asheville & Spartanburg— S U &
_
! Col 1st M g gu 4s 1955_ J&J
Atch & East’n Br— 4s 1928--J&J
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995_ A&O
_
Adjustment 4s July 1 '9 5 --Nov
Stamped_____________ M&N
Conv g 4s of '09 due ’55 opt J&D
Conv g 4s o f 1905 due ’55-J&D
Conv g 4s o f 1960_______ J&D
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958_ J&J
_
Cal-Ariz 1st & rf 4% s '62 op M&S
E Okla Div 1st g 4s '2 8 .-M&S
Hutch & So 1st g 5s 1928--J&J
Rocky M t Div 4s 1965_ J&J
_
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940___ A&O
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix
1st g 5s 1942__________ M&S
Athens Terminal Ry—
1st g 5s 1937------------------J&J
Atlanta Birm & Atlantic—
Income 5s N ov 1 1930----------Atl & Birm 1st g 5s 1934--J&J
Certificates of deposit_____
Atlanta & Chari A L— See Sou R\
Atl Knox & Cin— See Lou & Nasi
Atl Knox & Nor— See Lou & Nasi
Atlanta & St Andrews Bay—
1st 6s, 1938-------------------- A&O
Atlantic & Dan— See South RR
Atlantic City— See Reading Co
Atlantic Coast Line Co of C on n Certs Indebt 5s irredeem_J&l
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952-M&:
Col tr g 4s Oct 1 ’ 52 op.M&IS
Conv deb 4s ’39 op ’ 16-M&N
Gen unif ser A 4% s '64. J&D
7 % notes M ay 15 ’30 M&N 15
Eq 6H s Feb ’36 (yr)_-F&A
Eq 6s Jan l5 '27-’35-J&J 15
Ala Mid— 1st gu g 5s’28M&N
Atlantic Coast Line of S C—
Gen 1st g 4s July '4 8 --J&J
N E of S C 6s 1933_ J&J
_
Brun & West 1st 4s '38--J& J
Char & Sav gen 7s 1936-J&J
Fla So 1st g gu 4s '45_ J&J
_
Nor & Car 5s 1939___ A&O
Rich & Peters 4% s '40-A&O
Sav Fla&W 1st g 6s ’34-A & 0
1st M g 5s 1934_____A&O
Wilm & Newb 4s '97--F& A
Wil & Wei gen g 5s '35--J&J
Gen mtge g 4s 1935__ J&J
Atlantic & Yadkin— See South Ry
Aug Term— See Chari & W Car
Austin & Northw’n— See So Pac
Balt Ches & Atlan— See Pa RR
Balt & Cumb Val RR 6s '2 9 --J&J
Ex 1st M 6s July 1931___ J&J
Balt & Harrisb— See West M d
Baltimore & Ohio—
1st M 4s g July 1 1948_ A&O
_
1st M 5s July 1 1948_____A&O
Conv 4% s 1933 red 1923.M&S
Ref & gen 5s 1995 series A-J&D
Ref & gen 6s 1995 series O-J&D
Ref & gen 5s 2000 ser D ..M & S
10-yr 6s July 1929________J&J
Eq tr 4% s 1927-40 (yr)..M & N
Eq tr 5s 1927-37 (yr)____F&A
Eq tr 5s 1927-38 (yr)------F&A
Ea tr 6s ’ 27-’35 (yr) — J&J 15
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941 _-M&N
S W Div 1st 5s 1950_____ J&J
Central Ohio—
Reorg lstco n g 4 % s'3 0 .M & S
b B a s is,

Bid.

Ask

99
100%
98%
93
100
96
102

101%
99%
94
101
97%

95
93
90

98
96
95

85
29

90
33

102

103

101
79
78%
100% 101%
5.40 5 .10%
99%

99%

_
98
91%
87%
87%
83%
88
84)

91%
87%

9i>
92
99

88%
87%
90%
97%
97
99%

87%

89%

8 91 -

102
85

90

48
48
48

52
51
51

70

75

99%
92%
93%
90%
91%
91%
97%
104% i 05%
4.90 4.70%
5.15
5%
100% 102
92
109
95%
117%
90
102
100
108%
102%
91
102%
92

94

110
103%
103

90%
90%
102% 102%
96%
96%
98
98%
106%
106
97%
97%
102% 103%
4.80 4.65%
4.85 4.65%
4.85 4.65%
5.15
5%
91%
100
98%

91%
100%

Bonds

f T h is p rice in clu d e s a ccr u e d In terest,




Bid.

Baltimore & Ohio (Concluded)—
Morgantown & Kingwood
93
1st mtge 5s 1935___
-J&J
Ohio Riv RR— 1st g 5s '36.J&D 101%
Gen gold 5s 1937.. - - A&O 100%
Staten Isl Ry 4% s 1943--J&D
82%
Toledo & Cin Div"4s 1959 J&J
80
W Va & Pitts 1st 4s g '9 0 .A&O
85
Bangor & Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943___ J&J 100
Cons refund g 4s 1951_ J&J
_
77
Medford Ext 5s 1937-- -M&N
95
Piscat Div g 5s Jan 1943- A&O
95
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39-F&A
95%
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43 A&O
95
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39 -F&A
95
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947 -A&O
91
Nor Maine Seaport 5s '35-A & 0
95%
Battle Creek & Stur— See Micb C
Bedford Belt— See Chic M & St P
Beech Creek— See N Y C & HudR
Bellingham Bay & British Col—
1st g 5s Dec 1 1932 _____J&D
93
Belt RR & Stk Yds (Ind’p ’lis)—
1st ref gold 4s 1939-. ..M & N
86
Belt Ry of Chatt— See Ala Gr So
Belvidere Del— See Pennsylvania
Bennington & Rutl’d— See Rutl’d
Big Sandy Ry— See Ches & Ohio
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.M&S
86
Bolivia Ry 1st 5s 1927___ .J&J
90
Boonville St Louis & Southern—
1st M 5s 1951__________ F&A
75
Boston & Albany 5s Oct '63- J&J 105%
102%
5s June 1942____________ J&D
5s July 1 1938____________ J&J 101 %
97%
4% s July 1937________ ..J & J
4s M ay 1 1933 gu N Y C.M &N
95%
94%
4s M ay 1 1934 gu N Y C.M&N
94%
4s M ay 1 1935 gu N Y C M&N
82%
3% s Jan 1 1951__________ J&J
Ref 3% s 1952 gu N Y C__A&0
81%
Boston & Lowell 4 %s Feb ’33 J&J
90
Boston & Maino (new company)—
90
4s-5s April 1947. _
_
94
4%s-5s April 1944.
6s-5s June 1944
98%
6s-5s June 1945
7s-5s June 1946
_ __ ____ 100
_
92%
4%s-5s M ay 1943
95
4s-5s Mar. 1942. _
_
94
4s-5s Jan 1943 . .
.
95%
4s-5s M ay 1940 _
_
_
Boston & Maine— 4% s g '44 J&.T
82
85
________ F&A
4s Feb 1 1937
4s Aug 1942 ___________ F&A
80
61%
3s July 1950_____________ J&J
6s Jan 1 1933 - _
_
.J&J 100%
1st & ref M 6s ser O 1929- - J&J
98%
Series H 6s 1930________ M&N
Series J 7s 1931-. .
A&O 100
Equip 5%s 1927-1937(yr)F&A b 5.35
Eq tr 6s 1927-38 (year) J&D b 5.40
' Ports Gt F & Con 4%s'37.J&D
85
Bos & N Y A L— See N Y NH & H
Boston Rev B & L 4% s ’27-.J&J
99%
Bridge'n & Saco R 1st 4s ’28.J&D
i 2d 4s 1928 . .
J&D
Burns & W— See Atl Coast Line
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941 -J&J 101
1st ref 5s 1961 . - _
_ J&J 100
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh—
103%
General 5s g 1937______M&S
90%
Con g 4% s 1957________ M&N
Eq 6s ser K 1927-33 (s-a)-F&A b 5.20
Equip 4s series G 1929 -A&O b 4.80
A1 & West 4s g guar 1998 A&O
83%
98%
Clear & M 1st 5s g gu 1943. J&J
Buffalo & Southwest— See Erie
Buff & Susquehanna RR Corp—
73%
1st 4s Dec 30 1963 _______ J&J
Burl Ced Rap & No— See CRI&P
94%
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s’44 F&A
California N W 5s 1928 gu.-A&O 100
99
Cam & Clear— 1st 5s g 1941 J&J
Gen M g 4s 1955 _ .
F&A
85
Cambria & Ind— 1st 5s '36.M&N 101
Gen mtge 6s 1944___ __ -F&A 102
Eq tr 5%s 1927-38 (year) .M&N b 5.20
Canada Atl— See Grand Trunk
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.A&O 104%
Canadian National Railways—
94%
4% s Sept 15 1954 -..M & S 1 5
99%
4% guar gold notes 1927.-J&J
98%
5-year 4% s Feb 15 1930.F&A15
Canadian Northern—
96
1st con deb 4s 1930 gu..J& D 30
S F deb 7s 1940 ________ J&D
114%
117%
S F deb 6% s 1946________ J&J
10-yr g 4% s Feb 15 ’35 ..F & A
9 6%
Canadian N W 4% s Oct 22 1943
93
Manitoba S E 1st 4s £ '29.F&A
Winnipeg Term g 4s 1939 g . J&J
88
Canadian Pacific—
Cons deben 4s perpetual..J&J
84
20-yr col tr 4% s 1946___ M&S
Eq tr 4% s 1927-1928_____J&J b 4.75
E q t r 4 % s 1926-1938 s-a-.J& D 6 4.75
Eq tr 6s O ct26 '26-'32(s a)A&0,5 4.95
Aroostook Val 4V4s 1929..F&A
94
New Brunsw 1st g 5s 1934.F&A-// 98
Cons deb 4s perpetual..J&J If 76
Ont & Que deb gu 5s perp. J&D If 98
Carb & Shaw— See Illinois Cent’l
Carolina Cent— See Seab Air Line
Caro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938.-J&J 102%
1st cons 6s 1952 Ser A-..T&D15 107%
k L a st sale.

I In L o n d o n ,

Bonds

Ask.
95
80%
86%
102
79
97%
97
97
97
97
94
97

96
90

100
78

___
___
100
102
___
____

101
100
102
5%
5.10%
___
75
60
103
102
____
91%
5%
4.60%
103
74%
95%
100%
__
5%

94%

99%
98%

97
115
117%
96%
94%

85%
96%
4.55%
4.55%
4.75%

n N o m in a l,

100
78
100
103%
108

Bid.

Caro Clinchf & Ohio (Concl.)—■
Equip 5s 1927-1937 s-a-.A & O b 4.85
Eq 5s 1926-1933 s-a____ J&D 6 4.85
Eq tr 6s 1927-’35 (yrly)_J&J15,& 5.20
Carolina & Yadkin River—
1st s f 5s 1962___________ J&D
Carthage & Adiron— See N Y C
Catawissa cons g 4s 1948___ A&O
90
Central Argentine Ry LtdConv g 6% notes 1927___ F&A 100%
Cent Ark & East— See St L S W
Cent Branch Ry— See M o Pac
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945____F&A
Cons gold 5s 1945______ M&N 103%
10-yr 6% sec gold bds 1929 J&D 102%
R ef & gen 5 4 s 1959 ser B . A&O 104M
Ref & gen 5s 1959 Ser O __A&O
Eq tr 4 %s 1927-1940 P (yr) M&S 54.90%
Eqtr4% sl926-1940Q (yr)M & N 64.90%
____
Chat Div gold 4s 1951___ J&D:
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946___ J&J 102 %
Mid Ga & A tl 1st 5s 1947..J J 102
Mobile Div g 5s 1946_____J&J 102
Oconee Div 1st g 5s 1945-.J&D 101
Cent RR & Bkg 5s 1937 - .M&N
9914
Chattahoochee & G 5s '3 0 --J&J
Chat R & South g 5s 1947--J&J
Ocean S S 1st 5s 1943_____J&J
Cent of N E— See N Y N H & H
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s '87--J& J 1104
Eq tr 6s Jan 1 5 ’27-’35--J&J15 6 5.15
E q tr 4 k s 1927-1941 (yr)-F& S
Amer Dock & Impt 5s 1921—
Ext at 6% to 1936______J&J 105 4
97
Leh & W-B Coal con f 4s’30J&D
Con g 4s 1935_________ J&D
934
N Y & L Br gen 4s 1941..M &S
904
General gold 5s 1941__ M&S
Central Ohio— See Balt & Ohio
Central Pacific— See So Pacific
Central Vermont Ry—
R ef M 5s 1930 guar_____ M&S
954
Eq tr 5s Apr 26 1932 s-a-.A & O b 5.40
Charles & Sav— See Atl Coast L
Chari & W Car 1st 5s 1946-_A&O 1 0 04
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s '47- - A&O 108
Chateaugay Ry— See Del & H
Chattahoochee & Gulf— See Cent of Ga
Chat Rome & Sou— See Cent of Ga Ry
87
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu.-J& J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
s
1st cons g 5s 1939_______ M&N 103 V
95%
General 4% s gold 1992___M&S
98 %
Conv g 4% s 1930 op 1915 F&A
Gen fund & impt 5s 1929--J&J 1 0 14
Conv g 5s 1946_________ A&O
E q tr4 % sN o v '2 6 -’27(sa)M &N 6 4.75
Eq tr 4K s Dec 1926_____J&D 6 4.75
Eq tr 5s ’27-’38 (yr)____M&S15 6 4.85
Eq tr 5% s '27-’37 (yrly ).-J & D 6 5%
Eq tr 6s 1927-35 (yrly)..J&J15 6 5.20
Eq 6 4 s 1926-’35 (ann).-J& D 6 5.15
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940-J&J 100 4
83
Potts Creek 4s 1946_ - J&J
_
R & A Div 1st con g 4s ’89-J&J
864
2d con g 4s 1989______ J&J
844
Warm Sp Val 1st 5s g '41.M&S
994
Coal Riv R y 1st 4s gu '45-J&D
884
Elevator Co g 4s gu 1938.A&0
90%
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s '44. J&D
91
Greenb Ry 1st g gu 4s ’40 M&N
98
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s '48-A&0
88
Raleigh & S W 1st 4s ’3 6 --J&J
92
West Poc Corn 1st 4 4 s ’45 F&A
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
100
1st M 5s 1945 guar_____A&O
50
Chesterfield & Lane 1st 5s '55F&A
Chic & Alton 1st 314s 1950--J&J / 60%
Certificates of d e p o s it _______ / £8%
RR refunding g 3s 1949--A&O / 69%
Certificates of deposit—
Stpd as to Apr 1926 int_____ / 69%
Equip trust 6s Jan l5 '27-’35
(yearly) _____________J&J15 b 5.45
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
91%
Gen M 4s 1958_________ M&S
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A ..F & A 105%
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 '27-’35_J&J15 b 5.15
85%
Illinois Div 3)4 s’ 49 op '29 J&J
92%
4s July 1 1949_________ J&J
Nebraska Ext 4s 1927____M&N 100
Chic & East 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5s M ay 1951_____M&N
77
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934____A&O 105
Chic & I O R y— 1st 5s 1936 J&J
Chic Grt West— 1st 4s 1959.M&S
Chic Ham & West 1st 6s '27-J&J 10 14
Chic & I C R y— See Chic & E 111.
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry
' Con mtge g 4s 1956 g u a r.. J&J
894
Ind 111 & la 1st g 4s 1950--J&J
904
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
Ref. M g 6s 1947 series A ..J& J 113%
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B ..J & J 102 4
R ef M g 4s 1947 series C ..J & J
90H
984
1st & gen 5s 1966_______M&N
1st & gen 6s M ay’66 ser B.J&J
05
Equip tr 6s ’27-’35 (yr)..J& J15 1 %
Indianap & Lou 1st 4s '5 6 .-J&J
Monon Coal gu 5s '36 o p t. J&D
11*
Ch I & St L Sh L —See CCO&StL
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
1st M 4 4 s 1969 opt 1919-J&D
964
Chic Memp & Gulf 5s 1940--J&J
964

t S ale p r ic e .

Ask.
4.65%
4.65%
5%
92
10014
105
103 %
102 4
104 4
4.70%
4.70%
884
10214
10214
100

111
4.95%
100

92

96
5%
101%

103%
95%
98%
101%
4.50%
4.50%
4.65%
4.75%
5%
4.90%
§7%
88
86%
101%
90
9 l”
100

__

95
103
60%
59
70
70
5.15%
92%
105%
5%
86
93

107%
68%

92

99%
106%
5.10%
89
57

97%

RAILROAD BONDS

O c t ., 1 9 2 6 .]
N OTICE.— All b o n d prices are • an d i n t e r e s t ” e x c e p t w h e r e m a r k e d “ f ” a n d
Bonds.

Bid.

Chic Milw & Puget Sound—
1st M g 4s 1949 guar.-J&J-Q-J f 54
Certificates o f deposit______ / 53
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul—
Gen g 4s A M ay 1 1989- J&J
82 3/
Gen & ref 434s Jan 2014--A&O / 5534
Certificates o f deposit______ / 5534
Conv 5s Jan 2014 ser B F&A / 5434
Certificates o f deposit _
/ -----1st sec 6s 1934. . --J& J 102 34
Gen g 334s B M ay 1 1989--J&J
7334
92
Gen 434s M ay ’89 series C.J&J
Deb gold 4s July 1 1934 --J& J / 54 3/
Certificates o f deposit . .
/ 543/
Conv deb 434s ’32 opt ’2 2 .J&D / 54 34
Certificates o f deposit. ___ / 543/
Gold bonds 4s 1925 opt’22.J&D / 54 34
Certificates o f deposit .
/ 5434
m European loan 4s 1946 M&S
Equip tr 6s 1927-35 (yr).J&J15 b 5.50
Equiptr5s’27-’40 serB(yr) F&A b 5.20
94
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938 _J&J
—
Chic & M o Riv 1st 5s 1926-J&J
Milwaukee & Northern—
94
1st ext 434s ’34 (blue)..J& D
Cons 6s 1934 ext at 434%
94
to 1934 (brown)_ J&D
_
Chic & Nor M — See Pere Marq
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3 34s g 1987___ M&N
76 3/
86
Gen M gold 4s 1987. ...M & N
Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax
883/
Gen M 5s ’87 stpd inc tax.M&N 10534
Gen M 4 3 /s '87stpd inctaxM&N 10134
Sinking fund deb 5s 1933-M&N 10134
Sinking fund 6s 1929
A&O 10 3
101
Coll t r s f 5s 1929 _______ A&O
10-year 7s June 1 1930 - - J&D 107 34
15-year 634s Mar 1936- _M&S 11134
1st & ref 5s May 2037___ J&D
10134
Eq tr 5s ’27-’35 ser M (yr). J&D b 4.90
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’27-'38--J&J15 b 5.20
Eq tr 6 34s 1927-36 ser J__M&S b 5%
Eq 634s 1927-36 K (yr)_-A & 0 b
93 34
Des Plaines Val 4 34s 1947-M&S
Frem Elk & M o V 6s ’33. A&O 107 3/
la Minn & N W 1st 3 34s’35. J&J
90 34
ManitowGB&NW 334~s’41-J&J
83 34
Milw Lake Shore & Western—
Ext & imp s f g 5s 1929 F&A 100 3/
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s’47M&S
9.134
83
Mil&State Line 1st 3 34s’41 .J&J
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948.-J&J 103 34
9234
St Paul East Gr Tr 434s’47.J&J
Sioux City & Pac 3 34s’36-F&A
8934
Chicago Peoria & St. Louis—
Prior lien gold 434s 1930--M&S / 15
Certificates o f deposit____ __ / 15
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac Railway—
86 3/
General gold 4s 1988 -J&J
9.)34
R efg 4s 1934 opt to 1911 -A&O
5% notes 1929 ___________l&J
9934
9954
5% notes 1929 - - ____M&S
99 32
434s notes 1928 _
. . J&D
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 1927-’35-J&J15 b 5.25
Eq tr 5s 1926-’38 (s-a)___ J&D b 4.9 j
Eq tr 5s Oct ’26-’34 (s-a)-A&O b 4.95
Eq 434s 1927 (s-a)___
J&J b 4.75
Burl Cedar Rapids & North—
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g ’34. A&O 10034
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—■
Consol gold 5s 1952___ M&N
10334
Choc & Memph 5s 1949
J&J 101
86
Peoria Ry Ter 4s ’37 gu op-J&J
34
R I Ar & La 4 34s 1934___ M&S
91
St P & K C Sh 434s ’4 1 .-F&A
Keok & Des M — 1st 5s”23 A & 0
Certificates of deposit______ / 8534
/ -----Stamped 2% loan
Chic St L & N O— See 1 1 Central
1
Chic St L & Pitts— See Penn Co
Chic St Paul Minn & Omaha—
Cons 6s June 1 1930__ J&D 103 3/
Cons 6s red to 3 34s 1930.-J&D
93 3/
99
Deb gold 5s Mar 1 1930 -M&S
Stamped_____________
99 34
Eq 6s 1927-35 (ann)___ J&J15 6 5.30
Ev tr 7s 1927-31 Series B . J&J b 5.20
North Wisconsin—6s 1930-J&J 102 34
Super Sh L 5s June 1930-M&S
9J34
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast—
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 ’60 opt.J&D
9054
83
Income mtge Dec 1 1960______
South Indiana 1st g 4s '51-F&A
793/
96
Chic Un Stat 1st 434s 1963--J&J
1st M 5s 1963 series B ____ J&J 103 34
1st M 634s series C 1963--J&J 11734
Guar gold 5s 1944________ J&D 10034
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Gen gold 6s Dec 1 1932_ Q-M
_
10534
_
Consol gold guar 4s 1952_ J&J
85 34
1st & ref 534s 1962 A ____M&S 10334
Chic & W est M ich— See Pere M
C h oc Okla & Gulf— See C E I & P
Cincinnati Hamilton & D ayton—

General 5s gold 1942_____J&D
2d mtge gold 4 Ms 1937____J&J
Dayton & Michigan 1st 5s 1911
Ext at 434 % to ’31 op’ 17.J&J
O I St L & C— See C C C & St L
Cln Ind & West 1st 5s 1965-M&N
Cin Leb & Nor— See Pennsylvania
Cine & Musk Val 4s 1948_ F&A
_
Cin N O & Tex Pac Ry—
Eq tr 5s 1927-38 (y r)-_-A & 0
Cincin North 1st g 4s 1951- -J&J
Cin San & Clev—-See C C O & St L
Clearfield & Jeff— See Pa & N W
Clearf & Mahon— See B R & P
Cleveland Akron & C olu m bu sGeneral gold 5s 1927_____M&S
1st cons guar g 4s 1940_ F&A
_
Unguaranteed______________
Clev Cine Chic & St L o u is General 4s gold 1993_____ J&D
Gen M 5s ser B 1993____J&D
Deb gold 434s 1931______ J&J
Ref & imp 6s 1929 ser A -.J & J
Ref & imp M 6s '41 ser C -.J& J
Ref & imp M 5s '63 ser D -.J& J
Equip tr 5s i927-’29 (yr)__J&J
Equip tr 6s 1927 (yr)_____ J&D

asis.

Ask.
54?/
543/
82 34
56
553/
55
54 3/
102 34
92 3/
5534
56
553/
55
5534
5534
5.25%
4 95%
9634
—
9634
95
78
90
____
106
1013/
102 34
____
___
107 3/
11234
102
4.70%
5%
4.80%
4.80%
___
108
9134
—
101
9134
___
1043/
___
91
___
—
8634
91
100
100
___
5%
4.75%
4.75%
4.50%
—
___
____
88
9 .3 /
913/
____

103 3/
9934
10034
5.05%
5%
—
9034
83 3/
8034
97
1043/
1183/
101
853/
104

D e t & M a c k p r 1 4 s 1 9 9 5 _____J & D

9734
9734
9734
933/
RR
b

5%
88

100
91
8654
1023/
9834
102 3/
107 34
10154
b 4.85
b 4.75

Mortgage gold 4s 1995_ J&D
_
983/ Detroit Riv Tun— See Mich Cen
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953_____J&J
—
Dul & Ir Range— 1st 5s '37_A&O
943/ Duluth Missabe & Northern—
Gen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941____J&J
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic
1st gold 5s 1937__________ J&J
4.75% Dutchess Co— See Cent New Eng
8934 East Tenn Va & Ga— See So Ry—
Eastern Minn— See St P M & M
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941_ M&N
_
Elmira & Williamsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
Income 5s 2862__________ A&O
10034
El Paso & R I— See El P & Sow
93
El Paso & Southwestern Co-*E1 Paso & S W RR—
1st & ref 5s 1965_______ A&O
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
____
1st col tr g 5s Oct 1 '47-A & 0
1st & con & coll tr g 5s ’51 A&O
- 103
Dawson R & Coal 5s '51-J&J
E lP as& R Ilstggu 5s'51-J& J
10134
4.60% Erie— N Y & E lst4s ext g ’47 M&N
434s 3d ext 1933............... M&N
4.50%
5s 4th ext gold 1930______ A&O
4s 5th ext gold 1928______ J&D
7s 1st cons 1920 ext to '30-M &S
Prior lien gold 4s 1996___ J&J
Gen lien gold 4s 1996____J&J

/ T h i s p r ic e in clu d e s a ccr u e d ln t .




Bid.

Bonds
Clev Cln Chic & St L (Concluded)
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939_ J&J
_
C W & M Div 1st 4s g '91 J&J
St L Div 1st col tr g 4s '90 M&N
Spr & Col Div 4s 1st g '40-M&S
White W V Div 1st 4s '40-J&J
Cine Ind & St L Sh Line Ry—_
1st gold guar 4s 1953_ A&O
C I S L & C 1st 4s g Aug ’36 Q-F
Cin San & Clev con g 5s ’28-J&J
Clev Colum Cin & Indianap—
Gen cons gold 6s 1934_ J&J
_
Id Blm & W ext 4s 1940--A&O
O Ind & W g 5s Apr 1938--Q-J
Peor & East cons 4s '4 0 --A&O
2d cons inc 4s 1990__ Apr 1 /
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—
Cons now 1st 5s 1933__ A&O
Stamped subject to call_____
Gen M 5s 1936_________ J&D
Con refg g 434s 1930 red--J&J
Clev & Mahon Val— See Erie RR
Clev & Marietta— See Penn RR.
Cleveland & Pitts—-See Penn Co
Clev Short Line—-See L S & M S
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
1st 4s gold guar 1995___ M&N
Cleveland Union Terminals—
1st s f 534s 1972 series A ..A & O
1st M s f 5s 1973 ser B ___ A&O
Coal & Iron Ry— See Western Md
CoaJ River Ry— See Ches & Ohio
Colo & Sou 1st g 4s 1929____F&A
Ref M g 4 ^ s M ay 1 ’3 5 --M&N
Eq tr 6s 1927-35 (year)--J&J 15
Ft Worth & D O 6s 1921—
Ext at 534% to 1961_ J&D
_
Colo Sou N O & Pac— See St L & S F
Colo Spr & Cripple Crk D R y—
1st gold s f 5s 1930________ J&J
Cent Tr Co ctfs of dep______
1st cons 5s Oct 1942_____A&O
Col Connect & Ter— See Nor & W
Col Hock Val & T— See Hock Val
Conn & Pass— 1st g 4s ’43--A & 0
Newp & Richf 1st 5s ’41 gu-J&J
Conn River— Gold 4s '43
M&S
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15 '51-M&S15
Connellsv & Monongahela Ry—
1st s f gold 4s 1930 o p t-—M&S
Cuba Northern 6s 1966 stpd-J&J
Cuba RR— 1st g 5s 1952___ J&J
1st 1 & ref g 734s ’36 ser A . J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1936 ser B —J&D
Imp & equip 5s 1960___ M&N
Current Riv—-See K C Ft S & M
Dallas & Waco— See Mo K & T
Daws Ry & C ’l— See El Paso & S W
Dayton & Mich— See C H & D
Dayton Union 4s 1949_______ J&J
Del & Bound Br 334s ’55_ F&A
_
Delaware & Hudson
Conv 5s 1935____________A&O
1st & ref gold 4s 1943____ M&N
7% sec g bonds 1930_____ J&D
15-yr g 534s M ay 1 ’3 7 --M&N
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’27-’35-J&J15
Adirond 1st 434s ’42 gu.-M&S
Albany & Susq 314s gold 1946
(conv before 1916) gU—A&O
Bluff Point Land Impt Co
1st mtge guar 4s 1940_ J&J
_
Chateaugay Ore & I r o n Guar gold 4s 1942______ J&J
Rensselaer & Saratoga—
6% g bds M ay 1 ’4 1 --M&N
Utica Clin & Bing 5s '3 9 --J&J
Delaware Lack & Western—
Morris & Essex 334s 2000-J&D
N Y Lack & Western—
1st & ref 5s 1973 ser A.M&N
1st & ref 434s ’73 ser B.M&N
Warren 1st refg 3 34s 2000-F&A
Del Riv RR & Bridge— See PaRR
Denison & Pac Sub— See Tex & P
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Gen income 5s Aug’55—M&N
Denver & Rio Grande—
1st con g 4s 1936__________ J&J
1st con g 434s 1936_____ J&J
Improve’t gold 5s 1928
J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s ’39-J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s ’4 0 --J & J /
1st g 4s guar 1940_____J&J /
_
Rio Gr West 1st 4s '39_ J&J,/
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op _ A&O
_
Utah Fuel 1st 5s 1931--M&S
Denver & Salt Lake—
1st 5s '43 ctfs dep ass’t pd_M&N
Des M & Ft D— See Minn & St L
Des PI Val Ry.—-See Chic & N W
Det Gr Rap & West— See Pere M

* L a st sale .

1I n L o n d o n ,

—

9534
10034

—

104
9154
92 34
83 54
39

843/
41

10134

—

86

10134
993/

87

107
10334

107 34
1033/

9834
9534
5.25

983/
963/
5%

106 5/

—

85

88 '

75"

—

92
96
97 34
9534
1083/
99
8734

88

—

98
98
95 54
10934
99 54
8834

90

11734
9254
108
103 54
5.15

118
92 34
109 34
10454
5%

855/

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83

88

83

86

109
993/

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6834

8954
93 3/
99
10034
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82 54

893/
93 3
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99 54
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7
91
83

40

42

73 34
65

75
68

86
10234
103 54

88
10234
—

8134

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10134

10434

86
98

10434

89
100

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98
10034
983/
107
7934
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9934
107 54
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Bid.

B onds.

Ask.

913/
93 3/
843/ . 853/
86
90
9234
9034

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983/

31
n co m e a n d d e fa u lte d b o n d s.

Erie R R (Concluded)—
75 3/
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser A —A&O
Series B 1953_________ A&O
7534
Series D 1953_________ A&O
8234
6% notes Mar 1 1930___M&S
5.25
Eq tr 6s 1927-35(year)_J&J15
5.15
Eq 6s ser FF ’26-’28 (s-a) -M&N
Penn coll g 4s Feb 1 1951--F&A
9734
Buffalo & Southwestern—
1st g 6s '08 ext to 1928--J&J
2d g 5s ’08 ext to 1928--J&J
Jeff RR 5s ext at 534 1929-A&O
Chic & Alt Term 5s 1928--J&J
Ch & Erie 5s 1st g 1982--M&N 10434
Income 5s Oct 1982________
Cleve & Mah Val g 5s ’38-J&J
9934
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955-J&J 11034
Genesee River 6s 1957___ J&J 110
Goshen & Deck 1st 6s '28-J&J 100
Long Dock 6s con g 1935-A&O 109
Newb & N Y 1st 5s 1929--J&J
86"
N J & N Y 5s 1950___ M&N
Gen 5s Dec 31 1932____J&J
6034
N S' & Gr Lake gu g 5s ’46 M&N
9934
N Y L E & W C & RR—
1st 6s ext 534% 1942--M&N 101
N Y L E & W D & I 1st 6s '13
Extended at 5% to 1943-J&J
97
N Y Pa & O p 1 434s '35-M&S
92
Patterson Ext 1st 5s 1950-J&D
N Y Susq & Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937_ J&J
_
8734
2d mtge 434s 1937_____F&A
7134
Gen mtge 5s g 1940___ F&A
69 M
99
Term 1st g 5s 1943___ M&N
Registered $5,000 each . . .
Midland of N J 1st 6s 1910
ext at 5% to 1940---A&O
9434
Wilkes & E 1st g 5s '42. J&D
71
Erie & Jersey— See Erie RR —
Erie & Pittsb— See Penn R R —
Est RR of France—
External s f 7s 1954_____M&N
87
European & N A — See Maine Cen
90
Fitchburg— 5s Jan 1 1934_ J&J
_
90
434s Jan 1933____________J&J
4s refunding 1927_______ A&O
95
Flint & Pere Marq— See Pere M
Flo Cen & Pen— See Seab Air L
Florida East Coast 434s ’59.J&D
9834
1st & ref 5s 1974________ M&S
98
Florida South— See Atl Coast L
Florida West Shore— See Seab A L
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
84
1st cons ref’g g 434s 1947-.J&J
63
Gen ref’g gold 4s 1950____J&J
Registered___________
55
60
1st cons ref 434s '52 ip t-.M & N
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938_______________ J&D
44
15
Ft Smith & West 1st g 4s ’54.A & 0
Fort St Un Dept Det 434s’41_J&J
9234
Ft Worth & Dn C—-See Col & S
97
Ft Worth & Rio Gr 4s 1928 J&J
Fre Elk & M o R iv— See C & N W
Galv Har & San An— See So Pac
Galv Houston & Henderson—
1st M 5s 1933____________A&O
96
Galveston Term 6s 1938_ M&S
_
102
Genesee River— See Erie RR
Gen & W yo 1st g 5s 1929--A&O
99
Geor & Alabama— See Seab A L
Georgia Car & N— See Seab A L
Ga & Fla 1st g 5s 1956. - -M&N
51
Geor Midland— See South'n Ry
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951--A & 0 110
4s Jan 1 1947____________J&J
87
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945-J&J 1003/
Deb 5s 1952_____________A&O
91
5%
Eq tr 434s 1926-1939 s-a.M &N
Gettysburg & Har 5s gu ’26-A & 0
Gila Val Globe & Nor— See S P
Goshen & Deckertown— See Erie RR
Gr Rap Bel & Sag— See Pere Mar
Grand Rap & Ind— See Penn RR
Grand Trunk Pacific—
1st M 3s 1962_____________ J&J
68 34
1st 4s Feb 25 ’39 Aig gu.M & N
8934
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alg gu_M&N
86
Gen 4s 1962 Can Gov guar. J&J
85
74
_
Prairie Section 4s 1955_ A&O
Mountain Sec 4s 1955___ A&O
74
Lake Sup Div 4s 1955---A & 0
75
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
Sink fund g deb 7s 1940-.-A& O 11434
Deb g 6s Sept 1 1936___ M&S 10634
Canada Atl 1st 4s 1955___ J&J
7534
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950-J&J
75
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950--J&J
8334
Great Northern—
Gen M 7s 1936 series A ___ J&J 11334
1st & ref g 434s ’61 opt '4 1 .J&J
Gen M 534-s 1952 ser B ...J & J
1053/
Gen M 5s 1973 series O___ J&J
100 3/
Genl 434s 1976 ser D ____ J&J
9134
Eq tr 4>4s 1927-1939___ M&S
4.80
Eq tr 434s 1927-1940 D (yr) J&J
4.89
Eq tr 5s 1927-1938 (yr)_-M &S
4.85
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 ’27-’35--J&J 15
5.20
Western Fruit Express______
Eq 5s J'ne 15 ’27-’39 (yr) J&D b 5%
Eq tr 434s 1927-1940-J&D b 4.90
Great Northern Ry of Canada—
Cons 4s 1934 opt to 1914- - A&O , 8934
Green Bay & West debt certfs A - . f 83 54
Deb ctfs B _____________
/ 22
Greenbrier Ry— See Ches & Ohio
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
1st 534s 1950 ser B _______ A&O
10254
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb ’52-J&J 106 34
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu______J&J
84
Hocking Valley Ry—
1st cons gold 434s 1999_ J&J
_
9554
Eq tr 5s 1927-1938 (aun)_A&0 b 4.85
Eq tr 5s 1927-1939 (yr)_._J&J b 4.85
Eq tr 6s ’27-’35 (y r)___ J&J 15 b 5.20
Col & H V ext 4s 1948. - -A&O
873/
Col & Tol 1st g 4s 1955--F&A
8934
Hollid Bed & Cumb— See Pa RR
Housatonic— See N Y N H & H
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37-J&J
985/
Houston E & W Tex— See Sou Pac

m D o lla r s p e r 500 fra n c s o r £ 20.

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76
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8434
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9534
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B onds.

Bid.

Houston & Tex Cen— See Sou Pac
Hudson & Manhattan—
1st gold 5s 1957 op t--------- F&A
96 34
81
Adj inc up to 5% Feb '5 7 -A&O
1st M
1957 conv----- F&A
87 34
N Y & Jer 1st g 5s ’32 opt.F& A 10034
Huntingdon & Broad Top—
1st M ext 6s Mar 31 '40 A.A&O
2d M ext 6s 1940 ser B ...F & A
30**
3d M consol 5s Mar 31 '40.A&O
Hutchinson & S— See A T & S F
Illinois Central— 1st g 4s '51-J&J
93 34
86
1st gold 3 34s 1951------------ - J&J
84
Main L ext 1st g 334s '51-A.&0
68
1st M £ 3s 1951__________ M&S
1st M £ 4s 1951__________ A&O / 8 6
Tr bonds £ 3 34s 1950-------J&J If 77
9034
Coll trust gold 4s 1952----A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53-M &N
87 34
9134
R ef mtge 5s 1955-------------M&N
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 19 18..M&N 105
82
Pur lines 1st g 3 34s 19 5 2 ..J&J
Jt 1st ref M (1 C & C S L &
N O) 5s 1963 ser A ----- J&D
10134
Sor B (£100 & £200) '63.J&D If 99 34
Gold 534s Jan 1934----------- J&J 10234
Gold 6 H S July 1 1936— J&J 1 1 2
40-year 4 Ms Aug 1 1966. _F&A
Eq tr 434s 1927-1939 K ..F & A b 4.75
Eq tr 4 34s 1926-1940 L —A&O b 4.75
Eq 5s N ov '26-N ov '2 7 .-M&N b 4.75
Eq tr 5s 1928-38 ser J ...M & N b 4.80
Eq tr 6s ’27- 35 (year)..J& J 15 b 5.15
Equip 634 s 1927-1934 (yr).F& A b 4.90
Equip 7s 1926-1935--------- A&O b 4.90
90
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950----J&D
76
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1951— J&J
81
Louisv Div 3 34s S 1953----J&J
?
Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951.-F&A
7434
83 34
St Louis Div 3 34s g 1951.-J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951----- J&J
74 34
Sp'field Div ext 354s '5 1 .-J&J
83 34
Western lines g 4s 1951— F&A
9034
Chicago St Louis & N O—
Con g 5s June 15 '51 - J&D 15 10434
79
Con g 3 14s June 15 '51 J&D 15
89
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951--J&D
St Louis Alton & Ter Haute—
St L South 1st g 4s '31-M&S
9434
Carb&Shaw 1st g 4 s'32-M&S
9334
Ind B1 & Wn— See C C C & St L
In liana 1 1 & la— See Chic Ind So
1
In 1& Louisv— See Ch Ind & L So
Indianapolis Union—
Gen & refg 5s 1965 ser A ..J& J
102 34
Series B --------------------- - - - - 10234
Interboro-Met ISee Street & E
Inter Rap Tran f Ry Securities
Internat-Great North Ry—
105
1st M g 6s 1952 series A ..-J & J
Adj M 6s 1952 series A . . -April / 8034
Stamped_________________ - - ;
7834
95
1st M 5s 1956 series B ------- J&J
Internat R.vs (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 op t----------- M&N
7634
95
1st col tr 6% notes 1 9 4 1 -M&N
9934
6% notes 1927------------------88
6% notes 1936 — - — - - - - Iowa Central— See Minn & St L
la Minn & N W— See C & N W
Jacksonv Ter 1st 5s gu '39- J&J 1 0 1
10934
R ef & ext 6s 1967--------- - J & J
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
1st g 4s 1959 guar________ J&D
8934
Jefferson— See Erie
Joplin Union Station—
—„ —
95
1st g 4 h s 1940 guar op.-M & N
Kal A1 & G RR— See L S & M 8
Kanawha Br & Ter— See C & O
Kanawha & Mich— See Tol & O C
Kana w & W Va— See Tol & O O
K C Excel Spg & NW — See Wabash
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
R ef g 4s 1936 guar----------A&O
9134
Cons 6s 1928---------M&N 10134
Current Riv 1st 5s 1927--A&O 10 0
K C Mem & Bir 4s 1934.-M&S
93 34
Income 5s Mar 1934.-Sept 1 / 95
A ssented___________ M&S
99J4
Kan City & Mem Ry & B—
1st 5s gold 1929----------- A&O 10034
Kansas Ol tv Mexico & Orient—
1st gold 4s 1951 'undep)—F&A
6% notes 1916 certifs----- -A&O f -----Kansas City & Pac— See M K & T
Kan City Sou— 1st g 3s 1950. A&O
72 34
R ef & impt 5s Apr 1 1950. -J&J
9734
Eq tr 6s 1927-35 (year). - J&J15 6 5.30
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
,
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930----- J&J
8634
35 ,
Kan Okla & Gulf ser A 6s ’37-J&J
96
1st M 6s 1976_____________ J&J
Inc 6s series B Jan 1949------Jan / 1 2
Inc 6s series C Jan 1949----- Jan /
8
Kentucky Central— See L & N
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4)4s 1961 (sterling)-J&J
8234
86
Stamped___________________
Plain_______ _______ _____ _
9134
Keokuk & Des M — See C R I & P
Knoxv & Ohio— See Southern Ry
Lake Erie & Det Riv— See Pere M
Lake Erie & Western—■
1st gold 5s Jan 1 1937------- J&J 10134
9934
2d gold 5s July 1 1941----- J&J
Nor Ohio 1st gu 5s g 1945-A&O
9334
L S & Mich So— See N Y C & H R
Leh & Lake Erie— See Lehigh Val
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945-----J&^ 102 34
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954----- J&J
10134
Equip trust 434s1926-1931-Var b 5.15
Lehigh Valloy Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954-------------F&A 104
Lehigh Valley—
_
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948------J&D
9134
125
Con M 6s ann reg irred------J&D
96
Con M 4 J4s ann irred---- -J&D
85
Gen cons gold 4s 2003------M&N
94 34
Gen con gold 4J4s 2003— M&N
Gen con gold 5s 2003------- M&N
10134
Lehigh & Lake Erie—
1st 434s 1957 guar------- M&S
9534
89
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945-M&S
Lehigh Valley Coal—
1st 5s gold guar 1933----- J&J 10134
1st 40-year guar int red to
9434
4% 1933---------------- -J&J
1st & ref 5s 1934_______ F&A
9934
1st & ref 5s 1944--------- F&A
10034
99 34
1st & ref 5s 1954_______ F&A
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89
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87
75
91
82
9034
8734
9234
106
8534
10134
10434
102 34
11334
9634
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4.60%
4.50%
4.6 •%
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4.75%
4.75%
92 34
83
75
84 34
75
—

10534
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Millen & Southw— 5s 1955.-A&O
MilLakeSh&West— See Chi&N W
Milw & No— See Ch Milw & St P
Milw & Spart & N W-»-See Chic
Min & Pac— See M St P & 8 S M
Minn & St. L— 1st 7s 1927.-J&D
1st consol gold 5s 1934— M&N
Certificates of deposit______
1st refg gold 4s 1949------- M&S
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser A .Q -F
1st gu g 7s 1927----------------J&D
Des M & Ft. D 1st 4s ’35..J& J
Certificates of deposit______
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938—J&D
Certificates of deposit______
1 st & ref g 4s 1951___ M&S
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
1 st cons gold 4s 1938______ J&J
1 st cons gold 5s 1938-------J&J
1 st cons 5s '38 gu int----- J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949_ J&J
_
Coll trust 634s 1931---------M&S
1st ref 6 s 1946 series A____J&J

/ T h i s p rice in clu d e s a c c r u e d in te re s t.




Bid.

Bonds
Lehigh Valley Coal (Concluded)—
1st & ref 5s 1964_______ F&A
1st & ref 5s 1974_______ F&A
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1 st 434s gold 1940_____J&J
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941-A&O
Middlesex Val 1st 5s ’42-.M & N
Pa & N Y Canal con 5s ’39.A&O
Cons mtge 434s 1939_ A&O
_
Cons mtge 4s 1939___ A&O
Lehigh & Wilkes— See Cent N J
Lex & East— See Louisv & Nashv
Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s '34.M &N
Little Miami guar 4s 1962.-M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—1st gold 4s 1939 guar_____J&J
Long Island— Unified g 4s’49M&S
Refunding g gu 4s 1949_ M&S
_
1st cons f 5s July 1 1931_ Q-J
_
1st cons g 4s July 1 1931_ Q-J
_
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938____J&D
4s gold 1932_____________J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1934_ J&D
_
Debenture gold 5s 1937--M&N
Equip tr 5s 1927-39 (y r)..A & 0
Equit tr 6 s 1927-32 (yr)__F&A
Montauk Ext 5s 1945____ J&J
Brook & Mon 2d 5s 1938-J&D
L I City & F con 5s 1937.M&N
N Y Bay Ext R 1st 5s g '43. J&J
New York Bklyn & Manh Bch
1st gold 5s 1935_______ A&O
N Y & R B 1st g 5s 1927- -M&S
North Shore Branch—
1st cons 5s g Oct 1 1932.-Q-J
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry—
1st s f gold 5s 1927_______ M&S
Louisiana & North Western—1st M gold 5s 1935_______ A&O
Louisv Cine & Lex— See Lou & N
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
1 st mtge gold 5s 1946____ J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945--M&S
Louisville & Nashville—
50-year gold 5s 1937_____M&N
Unified gold 4s 1940_____J&J
Coll trust gold 5s 1931___ M&N
7% g notes May 15 ’30-M&N 15
1st & ref 5!4s 2003 ser A ..A & O
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B ___ A&O
1st & ref 434s 2003 series C A&O
Eq tr 4J4s 1926-37 (year).J&D
Equip 634s 1927-36 (year).M&S
Eq tr 6 s '27-35 (yr)___ J&J15
Atl K & Cin Div 4s 1955- -M&N
Atl Knox & Nor 1st 5s '46-J&D
Consol gold 4s 2002___ M&S
Lou C & Lex 434s g 1931-M&N
N O M ob 1st gold 6 s 1930--J&J
2 d gold 6 s 1930________ J&J
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46-F&A
S E & St L Div 6 s 1971 ...M & S
2d mtge 3s 1980_______ M&S
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987--J&J
Lex & East 1st 5s 1965. _-A&O
L & N Mob&Mont 434s'45M&S
Louisv & Nashv Southern joint
gold 4s 1952__________ J&J
L & N Term 1st g 4s '52 gu J&D
Nash F & S 1st gu g 5s '37-F&A
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 434s 1945 guar._J&J
S & N Ala cons M g 5s '36-F&A
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963.-A&O
Macon Dub & Sav 5s 1947..J&J
Macon Terminal 5s 1965____J&J
Mahoning Coal— See L S & M S
Maine Central—
1st & ref 4 34s 1935_______ J&D
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935_____ J&D
1st & ref 6 s Dec 1935_____ J&D
Eur & N A gold 1933____J&J
Hereford Ry— G 4s '3 0 --M&N
Upper Coos 1st gu 4s '30-M&N
Upper Coos Ex 434s g '30-M&N
Washington Co Ry 1st g gu
3 34s Jan 1954 op 1924. -J&J
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s’39.M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
Philippine Govt gu___M&N
Sinking fund g 7s 1937._M&N
Manitoba & S F.— See Can Nor
Manitoba S W Col 5s 1934.-J&D
Marq Houghton & Ont 6s’35 A&O
Extended to 1935_____________
Md Del & Va 5s 1955 gu____F&A
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51-M&S
Mason City & Ft. Dodge—
1st M gold 4s 1955_______ J&D
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 '59____M&N
Merchants' Br— See Term RR
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
Mexican International—
Prior lien 434s 1947______ M&S
1st con gold 4s 1977______ M&S
Sept. 1 1914 coup on _______
Sept 1 1914 coupon o ff_____
Mexican North 1st 6 s 1930.J&D
Mich Cent— See N Y C & H R
Middlesex Valley— See Leh Val
Middletown & Unionville—
2d M adj inc 6 s 1933------M&N
Midland of N J— See Erie
Midland Valley— 5s 1943--.A & 0
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A ------Sept

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94 34
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98

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10734 10834
104 34 10534
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94
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Minn St Paul & S S M (Cone/)—
25-year 534s 1949________ M&S
Eq tr 7s 1927-1930 (year) .J&D b
M St P & SS M & Cent Term Ry—
1st Ch Ter s f 4s’41 op’ 16 M&N
Minneapolis Term— see Wis Cent
Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949_ J&J
_
Missouri-Kansas-Tex R R —
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A ____J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B ____J&J
Prior lien 6s 1932 ser C ____J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A -.A & O
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
1st gold 4s 1990_________ J&D
Eq tr 6s 1927-35 (year)_J&J15 b
Boonville R R . Bridge—
.1st g gu s f 4s 1951___ M&N
Dal & Waco 1st gu 5s '40-M&N
Kan C & Pac 1st 4s g '9 0 --F&A f
Missouri Kansas & Okla—
1st g gu 5s M ay 1 '4 2 .-M&N f
M K & T of T 1st 5s gu '42 M&S f
M o Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A _ F&A
_
1st & ref 6s 1949 ser D _ F&A
_
1st & ref 6s 1955 Ser E _ M&N
_
5% gold notes 1927_______ J&J
6% secured notes 1930____M&S
Equip trust 5s 1927-40 (yr)M&S b
M o Pacific (old company)—
Gen M 4s Mar 1975______ M&S
Equip 634s 1927-36 (year)_F&A b
Eq tr 6s ’27-’35 (year)_.J&J15 b
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
—M&N
4 % ___________
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s’48 J&D
Pac of M o 1st ex g 4s '38-F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938______ J&J
St L R E 1st 5s 1938--M&N
Cardelet Br 1st 434S’38 .A & 0
St Louis Iron M t & Sou—
_
Unify & r e fg g 4s '29_ J&J
Gen con ry & 1 g 5s '31-A&O
Gen con stpd gu g 5s '31 A&O
Riv & Gulf Div 4s '33 . _M&M
Mobile & Birm— See Southern Ry
Mobile & O— 1st g 6s 1927.-J&D
1st exten 6s July 1927____Q-J
Gen g 4s 1938____________M&S
Eq tr 5s 1927 '38 (s-a )-—M&S b
Eq tr 5s 1927-39 (year)____J&J b
Montgom Div g 5s 1947--F&A
St Louis Div 5s 1927_____J&D
St L & C 4s guar 1931____J&J
M o’k & Malone— See N Y O & H
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955--A&O
Mont Cent— See St P M & M
Mont Wyo & So 5s 1939_ M&S
_
Morgant & Kingwood— See B & O
North & Essex— See D L & W
Nashville Chattanooga & St L
_
1st consol gold 5s 1928_ A&O
Eq tr 434s 1927-37 (year) .A&O b
Nash Flor & Sheff— See L & N
National Railways of Mexico—
Prior lien g 4 34s s f 1957—J&J
Jan 1914 coupon on ________
July 1914 coupon on ________
Assent cash warr & scrip on____
Gen mtge 4s 1977________A&O
April 1914 coupon o f f - ______
Assent cash warr & scrip on . .
8% gold notes June 1915-J&D
Nat RR of Mex p 1 g 4 34s '2 6 .J&J
July 1914 coupon on__________
Assent cash warr & scrip on.
1st cons gold 4s 1951____ A&O
April 1914 coupon o ff_____
Assent cash warr & scrip on
Nebraska— See C B & Q
New Eng R R — See N Y N H & H
New Hav & No— See N Y N H & H
N J Junction— See N Y Central
New Jersey & New York— SeeErie
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940_ J&J
_
New Mex Ry & C ’l— See El Paso
New Orl Gt Nor 1st 5s '5 5 --F&A
New Orl & North East 6s 1915—
Extended at 5% 1940____ M&N
Ref & impt 4 34s '52 ser A__J&J
_
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953_ J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum inc 5s Oct '35 series A
1st 5s 1954 series B ______ A&O
1st M 534s 1954 series A _A&O
1st 5s 1956 series C ______ F&A
Newp & Cin Edge— See L & N
Newp & Rich— See Conn & Pass
N Y B & M Bch— See Long Island
N Y Bay Ext R R — See Long Isl
New York Centra] RR —
Conv deb 6s 1935_______ M&N
Cons mtge 4s 1998 series A F&A
New York Central & Hud Riv-—
Ref g 334s July 1 1997..J&J
Deb g 4s '34 tax-exempt .M&N
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt—J&J
Ref & impt 434s 2013 A —A&O
Ref & impt 5s 2013 C ____A&O
Eq tr 7s '27-’35 (year)..A & 015
Eq tr 6s ’27-'35 (yr)___ J&J15
NYC L eq 5s '27-’37 (yr)_J&D
NYC L eq 5s 1927-39 (yr) J&D
NYC Lines eq 434s '27-’28 J&J
N Y C L eq 434s ’27-'37(yr)M&S
NYC Lines eq 4 34s Sept 15 1926
to 1939 (y ear)______M&S 15
NYC Lines eq 434s ’28-’35-J&J
N YC RR eq 434s ’36-'32—J&J
Bos & Alb eq 434s ’26-'27-A&0
L S coll tr g 334s 1998___ F&A
M C coll tr g 334s 1998_ F&A
_
Beech Cr 1st 4s g gu 1936--J&J
2d guar gold 4s 1936___ J&J
Beech Crk Ext 3 34s '5 1 --A&O
Cart & Adir 1st 4s 1981.—J&D
Clf Bit C Co 1st g 4s '4 0 --J&J
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942.J&D
Lake Shore & M ich South—
Con g ref 334s 1997___ J&D
Deb gold 4s 1928______ M&S
Gold 4s 1931_________ M&N
Cleve Short L 434s '6 1 --A&O
K A & Gr R 1st 5s 1938-J&J
Kal & W Pig’n g 4s '4 0 --J&J
Mahon C R R 1st 5s, 1934-J&J

n N o m in a l.

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8934
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9534
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Oct., 1920.]

33

N O T I C E .— A ll b o n d p r i c e s a re “ a n d i n t e r e s t ’ ’ e x c e p t w h e r e m a r k e d “ f ” a n d i n c o m e a n d d e f a u l t e d b o n d s .

Bonds.

B id .

6 B a s is .

Bonds

A sk.

New Y ork Central (C o n c l u d e d )—
Michigan Central—
5s coup '31 D & B C diV-M&S
101
101 A
Deb gold 4s 1929 - - A&O
98 A
98 A
Equip 5s 1926-30 (y r )--A & 0 b 4.80 4 . 6 0 %
Equip 6s 1927-32 (y r )--M & S b 5.05 4.8 0 %
_
1st 5s Kal & S II 1 9 3 9 --M & N
1st mtge M Air L 4s 40 J&J
93 A
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind'57 J&J10
1st g 3 14s .J L & S a g '5 1 -M & S
83 A
1st gold 3 A s 1952__M&N
85
84 A
BayC&BC 1st M g 3s’89 J&D
Bat C & S 1st gu g 3s’89 J&D
65 A
6 2 Vs
Det R Tun 4 A s '61 gu M&N
96 k
94 A
Grand Riv Vail 4s 1959-M & S
90
9.1
Tol Can Sou & D 4s '56 J&J
Moh & Mai 4s 1 9 9 1 --- --M & S
89
90
Consol gold 314s 2002 M&S
N J June 1st 4s gu 1 9 8 6 ---F&A
84
N Y & Har 1st g 314s 2000M&N
7 9 Vs
N Y & Nor 1st g 5s 1 92 7 --A & O
100 A
100k
N Y & Put 1st 4s g 1 9 9 3 --A & O
86
89 V
_
_
Pine Creek guar 6s 1 9 3 2 --J& D
106 A
Pitts & Lake Erie 6s 1928- _J&J
lo o k
5s Jan 1 1928___________ A&O
Eq tr 614s 1926-35 (yr) A&O b 5 0 5 4.80%,
Pitts M cK & Y 6s 1 9 3 2 --J& J
106
1 0 5 Vs
2d 6s guar 1934_______ l& J
1 0 3 Vs
St Lawr & Auirond 5s '9 6 - J&J
99
2d gold 6s 1996______ -A & O
102
106
West Shore 1st 4s 2361 ---- J& J
85
85 k
N Y C & St I. 1st g 4s 1 9 3 7 --A & O
94 %
95 A
2d & im pt 6s A B & C '31 -M & N
102 v.
103
D eb 4s M ay 1 1931 - — M&N
96 A
96 k
R ef 514s 1974 ser A__
A&O
103
103 k
R ef 514s 1975 series B ____ J&J
102 A
103
New York C onnecting R R —
1st M 4 14s 1953 series A -F & A
94 A
95
1st guar 5s 1953 series B ..F & A
102
101A
N Y & G reenw ’d Lake— See Erie
N Y & Harlem— See N Y C & H R
N Y & Jersey— See Hud & M a th
N Y Lack & W est— See D L & W
N Y L E & W C R R — See Erie
N Y & Long Br— See Cent o f N J
N Y New Haven & H artford—
D eb 6s Jan 15 '48 con v J&J15
103
103 k
68
D eb 4s M a y 1 1957______ M & N
67 A
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv.J& J
74
74 A
74
Deb 4s 1956 n on -con v------ M&N
7 4 Vs
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv_
M&S
6J A
73
6 7 Vs
Deb 334s M arch 1947___ M&S
68
Deb 314s 1954 n on -con v .-A & O
6 5 Vi
67
Deb 3l|s 1956 c o n v ----------J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940 - - A&O
99 A
99 k
101
6 % notes Oct 31 1930---- M & N
102 k
Bos & N Y A L 1st 4s g '5 5 .F&A
74
76
Cent New Eng 4s 1961------ J&J
75 A
76 A
86
Dutchess Co 4 A s 1940-J & D
Danb & Norwalk 4s 1955- - J&D
76
Harl R & P ortch 4s 1954-M &N
89 Vs
8 9 Vs
98
Housatonic con 5s 1937- M &N
97 A
___
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954 — M&N
7 6 Vs
____
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu ._J & J
8 6 Vs
Consol g 5s July 1 1945 J&J
101
9 7 Vs
N Y & N E Bos Ter 4s’39 A&O
91A
N Hav & N orth 4s '56 gu_ J& D
80
78
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1 9 4 2 --A & O
87 A
N Y W estchester & B os R y —
1st M g 4 A s 1946 guar -I& J
76 A
76 A
70
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gU -.M & N
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956 M&S
8 lV s
N Y & N or— See N Y C & H R
New York Ontario & Western—
R ef 1st g 4s June 1992 ---- M&S
73 A
73 A
____
Registered S5,000 only - Gen M g 4s 1955 red J& D
67 A
68k
Eq 4 k s M a r ’ 27-Sept’28s-a M&S b 4.85 4 .60%
92
N Y Phila & Nor— 1st g 4s’39.J&J
93 k
87
81
Incom e 4s Jan 1 193 9 -- -M & N
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948. - J&D
87 A
88 k
N Y Prov & B— See N Y N H & H
N Y & Putnam— See N Y C & HR
N Y & R ockaway B— See L ’g Isld
N Y Susq & W est— See Erie
N Y W est & B— See N Y N H & H
84
N ord R y s f O A s 1950_____ A&O
8 3 Vs
N orf & C aro— See At! Coast Line
N orfolk Southern—
88
87
1st & ref g 5s '61 opt ’ 1 5 --F& A
99
N orf & South 1st 5s 1941 M&N
99 k
____
94
1st gen g 5s 1954 o p t ------J&J
96
94
Ral & C ape Fear 1st 5s ’43.M&S
94
Ral & Southp con 5s 1965- J&D
92
94
92
Suffolk & Car con 5s 195 2 .J&J
____
85
N orfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961 .M & N
10S
N orf & W est gen 6s 1931- . M&N
105
Im pt & exten 6s 1934------ F&A
108k
108k
___
106 Vs
N ew River 1st 6s 1932. _ A&O
N & W R y 1st con 4s ’96- - A&O
91k
91A
D iv 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1
93
1944 op t Jan 1 1929— J&J
93 k
164 A
C onv 6 % Sept 1929 ____M & S
N & W Pocahontas 4-; ’41. J&D
92 A
93 k
Eq tr 4 A s 1927-32 (y r )-.M & N b 4.7C 4.55%,
Eq tr 4 A s 1927-31 (yr) - F&A b 4.7C 4 . 5 5 %
Eq tr 4 A s 1929-32 ( y r ) - - - A & 0 b 4.7C 4 .5 5 %
Eq tr 4 A s 1928-1935_____ J&J b 4.7C 4.5 5 %
Scioto Val & N E lst'4 s’89M &N
88 A
89 k
N o & So Car— See Car A tl & W est
N ’east o f S C— See A tl C L o f S C
N orthern C alif R y — See So Pac
N orthern Central—
Gen & ref 6s 1974 ser A_ M&S
104 Vs
Northern Ohio— See L E & W est
N orthern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997------ Q-J
89 k
89 A
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047------ Q-F
65k
6 5 Vs
R ef & imp 4 A s 2047 ser A_J& J
92 k
91 A
111
R ef & imp 6s 2047 ser B__ J&J
111k
102
R ef & imp 5s 2047 ser C -_ J&J
102 k
R e f & imp 5s 2047 ser D — J&J
101 Vs
101 k
Eq tr 4 A s 1927-32 (y r).F & A 1 5 b 4.9C 4.7 0 %
Eq t r 4 A s 1927-1940---M & S 1 5 b 4.9C 4 .70%
Eq tr 7s 1927-30 (yr)_.M & N 1 5 b
5% 4 .7 5 %
_
St P & D D iv g 4s 1996---- J&D
Wash Cent 4s M ar 1948--Q-M
85
87
101 Vs
1st consol g 4s 1968------ J& D
89 A
Dul Union D ep 5s 1930-A & O
N o Pac Ter C o—-1st 6s 1933-J&J
109 A
N orth R v o f Calif— See Sou Pac
____
N orth Penna ext'd 4s 1936.M &N
93 A
75
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953------------J&J

k L a st s a le .

I In L o n d o n ,

Bonds.

A sk.

Pitts M c K & Y ou gh — See N Y C

/ T h is p r ic e in clu d e s a ccr u e d in te re s t,




B id .

N orth W isconsin— See St P M & O
N orthw T erm g 5s 1926 g u .-J & J
40
43
N orwich & W or— 4s 1927- M&S
99 k
O gd’bu & L Cham — See Rutland
Ohio C onnecting— See Penn RR
Ohio I & VV— See C C C & St L
Ohio River— See Balt & Ohio
Old C olon y R R — ■
93
4s Jan 1938 . - ___J&J
____
93
3 k s July 1 1 932-- - --J & J
108
1st M 5 k s 1944- - - - - ..F & A
102
1st M 5s 1945 series B ___J&D
Oregon & California— See So Pac
Oregon-W ash R R & N av—
85 k
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 o p t_ .J & J
85 k
Ore R R & N av cons 4s '46 J& D
92
9 ik
Oregon Short Line— See Un Pac
Pacific Coast C o— See M isc Bonds
97 k
Paducah & 111 1st 4 k s 55___J&J
Pan American 1st 5s 34 opt J&J /
Paris-Lyons-M editerranean R R—
80
E xt s f 6s 1958 _______ F&A15
79k
91
S f extl 7s 1958_______ M & S15
9U k
Paris-Orleans ext’l 7s 1 95 4 --M & S
88 k
88 k
Paterson Extension R R — See Erie
102
Pauiista R y 1st 7s’42 ser A M&S15
103
Pennsylvania R R —
95 k
C on M 4s gold 1 94 3 -. -.M & N
do 4s gold 1948______ M&N
95
93 k
do 4s gold 1948 sterling
stam ped dollar b on d s___
93 k
91
____
100k
do 4 k s g 1 96 0 --F & A
Gen g 4 k s 1965__________J&D
97k
97 k
Gen g 5s D ec 1 1968 - - _.1&D
104k
105k
107
10-year gold 7s Apr 1 '3 0 - -A&O
107 k
112
15-yr 6 k s Feb 1 1936____F&A
in k
40-yr 5s 1964 ___
M &N
100k
100 k
80
C on M 3 k s g £ 1945--J & J I f 7o
Eq tr 6s '27-'35 (y r )____J&J15 0 5 15
5%
Eq tr 5s M ar 1927-38___M&S b 4 7.j 4 .6 0 %
Gen equip 5s 1926-’39 (yr) A&O b 4 . 7 o 4.6 0 %
E q tr 4 k s 1926-39 ( y r ) ..A & 0 b 4.75 4 .6 0 %
9t
Alleg Val gen 4s 1 9 4 2 - ___M<S S
29
Balt Ches&Atl 1st g 5s '34 M& S
35
99
Belvidere Del gvi 4s 1927 F&A
83 k
1st g gu 3 k s 1943 - - -.J & J
Cin Leb & N or 4s 1942-- M & N
91
90 k
98
Clev & M arietta 4 k s '35-M & N
99 k
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
99
Ser A 4 k s gen gtd 1942 J&J
____
99
Ser B 4 k s gen gtd '4 2 - - A & 0
8 6 Vs
Int red to 3 k %
85
Ser C 3 k s gen gtd '4 8 - -M & N
87 k
Ser D 3 k s gen gtd '5 0 - -F & A
8 4 Vs
D R iv R R & B gu g 4s '3 6 -F & A
94 k
Erie & Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3 k s ser B '4 0 --J & J
88 k
91
Series C 1940___
J&J
88 k
91
95
Gr R & Ind ext 4 k s ’4 1 .-J & J
91
2d 4s 1936_____________ A&O
93
H olidaysburg B edford & Cum b
91
1st M g 4s 1951 guar___J&J
92
___
Ohio C onnecting 4s 1943-M & S
92 k
Pennsylvania C om pany—
Gu g 4s 1931 op 1 9 2 1 --A&O
9 / Vs
97 k
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952 - M&N
88 A
89 k
Gu tr ctfs g 3 k s 193 7 --M & S
85
85
Gu tr ctfs g 3 k s 1941 _ _F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 3 k s 1 9 4 2 --J& D
84 k
Gu tr ctfs g 3 k s 1 9 4 4 --J& D
8*
Ph Balt & Wash 4s '4 3 - M & N
93 k
94 k
108
Gen 5s 1974 series B -_ F&A
108k
Pitts Cin C hic & St Louis—
C on g gu 4 k s ser A '4 0 - A&O
96 k
100
99
do
Ser B 1 9 4 2 -- A&O
99 A
do
Ser C 1 9 4 2 .--M & N
98 k
do
Ser I 1963____F&A
9, k
do
4 k s ser J '64.M & N
96 k
do
4s ser D 1945-M & N
93 k
do
4s ser F 1953 ..J&D
93 k
do
4s ser G 1957.M & N
9 lk
do
4s ser H I9 6 0 -F&A
94 k
do
3 k s ser E '4 9 .F & A
9 ,k
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A ..J & D
101k
101A
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B __A& G
103
103 k
C St L & Pits 1st 5s g ’32 _A& O
101
102 k
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s '43 M&N
92
Pitts Y oung & Ash 5s '27. M & N
lo o k
1st gen 4s series A 1948. J& D
92 k
1st M 5s 1962 series B .F & A
102 k
104 k
1st gen 5s 1974 series C J& D
10 : k
Sun & Lewis 1st g 4 s 1936--J& J
92 k
T ol W alh Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4 k s ’31 ser A .-J & J
99
100
1st g gu 4 k s ’33 ser B .-J & J
99
1st g gu 4s '42 ser C _ M & S
_
92 k
Penn & N Y Canal— See Leh Val
Pennsylvania & N orthwestern—
General 5s Jan 1 193 0 -.J&J
101
100
Clearfield & J eff 1st 6s '27 _J&J
101
102
Peoria & East— See C C C & St L
Peoria & Pekin Union R y—
1st g 5 k s 1974 series A ___F&A
102
101k
Peoria R y T erm — See Ch R I & P
Pere M arquette (N ew C o )—
1st g 5s July '56 Ser A ____ J&J
106
102 k
1st g 4s July '56 ser B ____ J&J
86 k
87 k
E q tr 6s ’27-’35 (y r )____J&J 15 b 5.20 4 .9 )%
L E & D et R iv 4 k s '3 2 --F & A
97 k
98 k
Perkiomen 1st 5s '18 ext to '38 Q-J
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938____Q-J
Phila & B alt C ent 4s 1951- M & N
8 7^
91
Phila Balt & W ash— See Penn RR
Phila N ew t & N Y 3s 1 9 4 2 --A&O
Phila & R ead— See Reading Co
Phila W ilm & B alt—
Debenture g 4s 1932 . A&O
94
96
Philippine Railway—
1st p 4s 1937 s f op t g u ___J&J
41 k
41k
Pine Creek— See N Y C&H ud R iv
Pittsb Bessemer & Lake Erie—
P S & L E 1st g 5s 194 0 -- A&O
101k
C ons 1st g 5s July 1 '4 3 - - J&J
100 k
P B & L E con g 5s 1947 __J&J
Pitts Char & Youghiogheny—
Gen m tge gtd 4s 1932___A&O
Pitts C C & St L— See Penn R R

n N o m in a l,

B id .

Pitts Shaw & N — 1st g 5s ’49-F & A / ----G old 4s Feb 1 1952______ F&A
6 % receivers’ ctfs 1927___F&A
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—1st s f g 5s 1959 o p t ______ J&D / —
Pitts Shen & L E — See PBess & LE
Pittsb T erm R R & C oal—
1st g guar s f 5s 1942_____ J&J
W Side Beit 1st g 5s '3 7 -M & S
Pitts Va & Chas— See Penn R R
Pitts & W estern— See B & O
Pittsb Youngs & Ash— See Pa R R
Portland & Ogdensburg
1st M 4 H s 1928 guar____ M&N
96
Port & R Falls— 1st g 4s '2 6 -M & N
99
Debenture 4s Aug 1 92 7 --F & A
98
Portl (M e) Term gu 4s '6 1 --J & J
82
Guar 5s 1961______________ J&J
98 k
Port Reading— 1st gu 5s ’41 _ -J& J
Ports G t F & C on— See Bos & M e
P otom ac Val— 1st gu 5s g '41 _J&J
101k
P rov Sec C o— See N Y N H & H
Providence T erm — See N YN H & H
Prov & W ore— 1st 4s 1 9 4 7 .-A & O
85
Ral & C ape Fear— See N orf Sou
Ral & Charles— See Scab A L
Raleigh & Gas— See Seab A L
Ral & Southp— See N orfolk South
Raleigh & S W— See Ches & Ohio
94
Raritan River— 1st g 5s '39 .-J& J
Reading C om pany—
Gen gold 4s Jan 1 1997___J&J
98 k
Eq 4 k s 1927 ( s - a ) _______ J&J
4.75
4.75
Eq 5s (J&J) '27 ’32 ser J --J & J
Jer Cent g 4s '51 op '0 6 - -A&O
91 k
Gen & ref 4 k s 1997 ser A_J&J
97k
85
A tlantic C ity gu 4s 1 9 5 1 --J&J
1st M gold 5 k s 1 9 2 9 --M &N
101
79
W & N A tr ctfs 4s red 105-Q -M
101
Phila & R — 2d 5s g 1 9 3 3 --A & 0
92
Im p M ext g 4s 194 7 --A&O
Cons ext gold 4s 1 9 3 7 --M&S
92 k
103
T erm 5s g gu M a y 1 '41 Q-F
101
Del R T er p m g 5s '4 2 .M & N
E x p mon g 5s 19 42 _.I&J
99 k
W ilm & N o 1st 5s 1927-J&D
99k
99
Gen g 5s Aug 1 1 9 3 2 --Q 1
Phila & R ead Coal & I r o n C oil s f g 4s ext '32 gu .F & A
100
Renssel & Saratoga— See Del & H
Richm & Danv-— See Southern R y
Rich Fredericksb & P otom ac—
Cons m tge 4 k s 1940_____ A&O
E qu ip 6s Jan 15 28-’35_J&J 15 b 5.15
Rich & M ecklenburg— See So Ry
Rich & Petersb— See A tl Coast L
Richm ond T erm — 1st 5s 1952.J&J
101k
R ichm ond-W ashingtoa Co-—
94
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 o p t --J & D
Rio Gr June— See D env & R io Gr
Rio Grande Sou— See D env & R G
Rio Grande West-— See D & R G
R ock Isld Frisco Term — 5s’27 J&J
99 k
R ock Isl Ark & La— See O R I & P
90
Rutland— Con 4 ^ s 1941____J&J
Ben & R u tl 4 ^ s g '2 7 - -M & N
98 k
Odg & L Ch 1st g gu 4s ’48_ J& J
78 k
R utl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949-J&J
79 A
5%
E q tr 4 k s 1927 (y r )____M&N
St Clair M ad & St Louis B elt—
76
A lton Bridge 1st g 4s '5 1 - -J&J
St Clair T erm 1st 5s 1932___F&A
St Johns & L Cham — 5s '4 4 -M&S
85
St J & Gr Isl— 1st g 4s 1 9 4 7 --J&J
St Lawr & Adir— See N Y Central
St. Louis AI & T H — See 111 Cent
St Louis Br— See T erm R R Assn
St L & Cairo— Bee M obile & Ohio
St L Iron M t & Sou— See M o Pac
St L M er Br C o— See T erm R R
St L Peo & N W — See Ch & N W
St L R o ck y M t & P 5s 1955— Sei M isc C
St L South— See Illinois Centra!
St Louis-San Fran (reorganized)
82 A
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A . .J& J
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B ..J & J
9 iA
102
Prior lien 6s 1928 series C --J & J
101 A
Prior lien 5 H s ’42 series D_J&J
C um adj 6s July 1955_____ A&O
9 7 Vs
Incom e m tge 6s July I9 60 - -Oct
95 A
5.15
E q tr 6s ’ 27-’34 (y r )_____ J&J15
101
Gen m tge gold 6s 1931___J&J
100)4
Gen m tge gold 5s 1931___J&J
St Louis Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989_____________ M & N
79
2d g inc 4s N o v 1989______ J&J
9 3 Vs
1st consol g 4s 1932_____ J& D
94 A
1st term & un if 5s 1952___J&J
5.15
E q tr 5 k s 1927-1939 (s-a) M&S
94 A
C ent Ark & Ea 1st 5s '40 op.J& J
Grays Pt T erm g 5s 19472J&D
94 k
Shrev B dg & T er 5s '55 gu F&A
9!
95
StephenvN & STex 5s’40 op.J& J
St Paul Bridge & Term inal R y —
1st M 6s 1929____________ J&J
St Paul & D uluth— See N or Pac
St Paul East Gr T rk— See C & N W & N W
St P & K C Sh L— See C R I & P R I &
St Paul M inn & M anitoba—
1st consol g 4s 1933______ J&J
95k
107 Vs
1st consol g 6s 1933______ J&J
9 9 Vs
1st cons red to 4 k s g 1933-J&J
M ontana ext 1st 4s 1937-J& D
94 A
88
P acific E xt 1st 4s £ 19 4 0 --J& J
Eastern R y o f M innesota—
N or D iv 1st g 4s 1 9 4 8 -.A & 0
90 A
M o n t C ent 1st gd 6s 1937-J&J
111 A
1st guar gold 5s 1937____J&J
102 A
W ill & S B 1st 5s g 1938- - - J& D
102 A
St Paul & N or P ac— See N or Pac
St Paul Union Depot-—
104
1st & ref 5s 1972________ J&J
Salt Lake C ity Un D ep & R R
95
1st M 5s 1938____________ M & N
San A nt & Aran Pass— See SoPac
San Fr & S Jo Val— See A T & SFe
San Fran T erm — See Sou P acific
Santa Fe Pres & Ph-— See AT& SFe
Sault Ste M arie Bridge—
1st M s f 5s July 1 1 93 7 -.J & J

s S ale p r ic e ,

t T a x -e x e m p t .

A sk.

98
100
100
lO O "
102k

4.5 0 %
4 .5 0 %
93 A

98

102"
81
102
94"
105
101A
100A

101

5%

100A
91
99 A
7»A
81
4.50%

8 5 Vs

os,p.44
82 Vs
98 A

102Vs
101A
97 A
9 7 Vs

5%
104 A
101A
86%
79 A
9 3 Vs
94 A

4 .9 5 %
95
96

Pac
96
99 A

§6"
93
112k
104

104 Ys
98*

34

RAILROAD BONDS AND STOCKS
O T I C E .— A ll b o n d p r i c e s a r e “ a n d i n t e r e s t ” e x c e p t w h e r e m a r k e d “ f ”

B on ds.
Sav Fla & W — See A tl Coast Lint
Sav & States— 1st g gu 5s '5 3 . J&.l
Scioto Vail & N E — See N orf & V
Seab Air Line— 1st g 4s 1950. A&O

B id .

81
8054
81
7114
9514
5.H

Adi mtge 5s Oet 1 1949-.F& A /
R e f gold 4s 1959 opt _ _A&C
1st & cons 6 s 1945 ser A ..M & S
Equip trust 6 s 1926-27___J&D b
Equip tr 6 s (s-a) 1927-37-F&A b 5 . 2 ,
Eq tr 554s 1927-1932 (s-a)A&C b 5.1(
Eq tr 5s 1927-1940 (s-a)-_J& . b
5%
E q tr 454sD ecl5'27-40(s-a)J& D b 4.95
Atlanta-Birmingham D iv—
1st g 4s M a y 1 1933____ M&S
90J4
Caro Cent 1st g gu 4s '49- -J&J
84 54
Florida Central & Peninsula—
1 st 1 g ext 5s gold 1 9 3 0 --J&.l
10014
1 0 0 Vs
1 st cons 5s gold 1943____J&J
Sou Bound 1st g 5s '4 1 -A & 0
9814
Florida W est Sh 5s 1 9 3 4 --J&J
95
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945- . -J&J
9814
Ga & Ala Term 1st g t>s'48J&D
9714
Ga Caro & N — 1st 5s g 29-J& J
99 H
Ral & Charleston 4s 1956-F&A
72
Consol 4s 1956____ - .F&A
72
Ral & Gaston—-1st &» e ’47 J&J
100
Seab & R oan oke—5s ext .31J&J
100
Seab-All Florida R y —
1st gu 5s 1935 serie A --F & A
94
____
8 eacoast R R o f N J 5s 4 8 - -A&O
____
8 ebast & M ooseh 1st 5s '28 M & S
Shamokin Sundry & Lewisb’g—
2d 6 s gold July 1 1925 ext at
____
5% to July 1 1945______ J&J
Sher Shrev & So— See M o K & T
Shrev B dg & Ter— See St L So W
Sierra R y o f California—
____
1st 8 f 6 s g Apr 12 '3 7 -A & 0 1 2
Sioux City & Pac— See Ch & N W
Somerset R y 1st & ref 4s '55-J& J
73
1 st M 4s July 2 1950 ___ J&J
75
So Caro & Ga— See Southern R y
South Bound— See Seaboard Air L
So Indiana— See Ch T H & S E
Southern 111 & M o Bridge C o—
80
1st M g 4s 1951 _________ M & N
Southern Pacific Co—
C oll tr 4s (C P) Aug 1 '49 J&D
8814
981*
C on v g 4s June 1 '29 op '14M & S
C onv g 5s 1934___________ J&D
100
•
Coll trust 5s 1944____
-M & N
Equip 7s 1927-1935 (yr) J& D b 4.90
E quip 5s 1927-1939 (y r ).-M & N b 4.80
E quip tr 5s 1928-38 (y r )-.J & D b 4.80
Eq tr 454s 1928-40 (y r)_-J & D b 4.7d
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
June 1 1927-1935 (y r )..J & D b 4 90
Aus & N or 1st 5s g 1941--J& J
10154
Central Pacific—
90 M
1st ref 4s g guar 194 9 --F& A
1st g guar 4s Oct 1 1954-A&O
85
M 354s g gu Aug 1 1929-J&D
97 54
Guar g 5s 1960_________F&A
10054
____
m European loan 4s '4 6 - -M&S
Galveston Harrisb & San An—
M ex & P D iv 1st 5s '31-M & N
10014
2d M 5s 1921 gu _____ J&J
99 54
Houston East & W est Texas—
1st 5s g M ay 1 1933--.M & N
10014
1st gu g 5s M ar 193 3 --M & N
10014
Houston & Texas Central—
1 st lien g 5s 1937_____ J&J
1 0 1 54
W aco & N W D iv 6 s '30 M&N
101 54
N or Cal R y g 5s 1929___J&D
10014
N o R y o f C a’ 5s g gu 1 93 8 -A & 0
1 0 2 54
Oregon & Cal 1st 5s 1927--J& J
10014
88
S A & Ar Pass g gu 4s '43-J& J
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950 A&O
9014
So Pacific Br 6 s 1937____A&O
Southern Pacific R R Cal—
1st con g 5s gu 1937___M & N
10214
1st ref g 4s 1955 »p 1910-J&J
9114
Stamped Federal Tax__ - So P ac Coast 1st g 4s 1937-J&J
9414
Texas & N O con '5s 1 9 4 3 --J&J
99 54
Dallas D iv 1st g 4s ’3 0 -F&A
95
Southern Railway—
1st consol gold 5s 1994____J&J
10514
D evelop & gen M g 4s ’5 6 -A&O
84 54
D evelop & gen 6 s 1956___A&O
l l i 14
D evelop & gen 614s 1956-A&O
11714
E q tr 6 s ’27-’35 (y r )____J&J15 b 5.15
E q tr 5s 1927-39 (s-a)___M&S b 4.85
E q 414s N ov 15 1926 M &N15 b 4.75
E q t r 454s O ct ’26-’39 (s-a) A&O b 4.85
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
10054
1st M em D iv g 5s 1996_ J&J
_
105M
St Louis D iv 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
8914
Aiken Br 1st g 4s 1998___J&J
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 414s 1944 ser A -.J & J
9714
1st M 5s 1944 ser B ___J&J
10314
80
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948-J&J
2d g 4s 1948____________J&J
7114
80M
A tl & Y ad 1st gu g 4s ’49- - A&O
101
E T Va & Ga— D iv g 5s ’30 J&J
Consol 1st g 5s 1956___M & N
10514
Ga M id 1st g 3s 1946
- A&O
7214
L & N So joint g 4s— See L & N
M ob & Birm pr lien 5s ’45 J&J
100 J4
94
Sm all________
_________ Gen M g 4s 1945______ J&J
8414
79
M obile & O coll tr 4s ’3 8 -M & S
9014
Rich & Dan deb 5s stp d ’27 A&O
100
R ichm ond & M echlenburg—
1st g 4s N ov 1 1 9 4 8 ---M & N
7934
So Caro & Ga 1st 5 14s ’29 M&N 1 0 1
Virginia M idland—
Series F 5s 1931____
.M&S
10014
General 5s 1936_______ M&N
10214
Va & Southwest 5s 2003 -J& J
100
92

B o n d s.

A sk.

82
8114

Sup Sh
Tampa
1st g
Tampa

B id .

Line— See C St P M & Om
& G ulf Coast—
5s 1953______ _______A&O
& Jacksonville—

90
45
9414

Tampa North 1 st 5s ’36 op J&J
7114 Tennessee Central R y —
1st m 6 s 1947 Ser A ______ A&O
98
9o54
4 .60% Term R R Assn (St Louis)—
5%
981g
1st gold 414s 1 9 3 9 - - ___A&O
4.90%
1st consol gold 5s 1944___F&A
1 0 >54
4.80%
87
Gen ref s f g 4s ’53 op ’ 10 J&J
4.7 5 %
10414
St L Br 1st g 7s 1929_____ A&O
St L M er Brdge T —-5s ’30 A&C
100
9114
M er Brdge 6 s ’29 op ’09 F&A
10114
Terre Haute & Peo 5s 1942.M &S
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
101 Vs
1st m 514s 1950 guar_____ F&A
101
97
Texas C ity Term 6 s 1941 J&J 26
100
Texas & New Orleans— See So Par
97
Texas & Okla— See M K & T
9914 Texas & Pac 1st 5s 2000 ___J&D
10514
9814
2d Inc g 5s Dec 2000 - ..M a r / 93
100
Louisiana D iv 1st 5s 1931 .J&J
11014
75
Eq tr 5s 1926-’39_
____ M&N b
5%
75
96
Denison & Pac Sub 1930 M&S
102
W eatherford M in W & N orth—
98
10014
1st guar f 5s 1930-- ...F & A
Tex P a c-M o Pac Term R R —
9414
1st M g 514s 1964 - . .. .M & S

____

76
80

To! & Ohio Cent 1st 5s 193 5 --J&J 10114
1 0 0 la
W est D iv 1st 5s g 1935___A&O
100 Vs
General gold 5s 1935- - - J&D
St M a ry’s D iv 4s g 1951-F & A
8614
E q tr 414s 1927 (y r )_____ J&J M .7 o %
Eq tr 6 s 1927-1935 (yr)_J& Jl5 65.20%
83 H
9914
2d mtge gold 5s 192 7 -- J&J
Eq tr 6 s 1927-35 (yr)_J&J15 65.30%
9114
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955 J&J
1 st

82
8814
9814
10114

gold 4s July 1 1917____ J&J /

____
90
9114

1st gold 4s Apr 1 1 9 5 0 --- A&‘o
Tol Term 1st 414s ’57 g U -..M & N
1st gold 4s June 1 1 9 4 6 .- J& D

89

1st ref gold 4s 1952______ A&O

4)14

1 st ry & land gr 4s g 1 9 4 7 .-J& J
C on v 4s 1927_______
___J&J
1st & ref 4s June 2008____ M&S
1st & ref 5s June 2 2008___M&S
10-year 6 s July 192 8 ______J&J
Eq tr 4 14s 1928-38 (yr) _ _ M&N
Eq 414s M ar 15 ’29-’39_M&S15
E quip tr 5s 1927-’37 (yr) _ -M&S
Equip tr 7s 1927-’35 (yr) _ J& D
Ore R R & N av— See Ore-Wash
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946-J&J
1st cons guar 5s 1946 ..J & J
R ef g gu 4s ’29 op t ’07 J&D
Utah & N orthern—
1 st 7s ’08 ext at 4 % to ’33 J&J
Union Terminal C o (D allas)—
1st g 5s 1942 op t 1922. ..A & O
United N J R R & Canal C o—
General gold 4s 1929_____ M & S
General gold 4s 1944____M&S
Gen 1st g 314s M ar 1 ’5 1 . -M&S
Upper C oos— See M aine Central
Utah & N orthern— See Union Pac
Utica Clin & Bing— See Del & H
Vandalia R R —
C ong 4s 1955 series A ____ F&A
Series B 1957__________M & N
Vtra Cruz & Pacific R R —
1st gold 414s 1934 o p t _____ J&J
July 1914 coupon o n _____
1st gold 414s 1934 assenting
Vermont Vali 1st 414s 1 9 4 0 --A & O
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
Pr lien 6 s ’ 15 ext 5 % ’4 0 - -M & N
Gen 5s M a y 1 1941___..M & N
R ef & im pt 6 s 1973 ser A .M & N
Virginia M idland— See South R y
Va & Southwest— See South R v
Virginian Railway—
1st M gold 5s 1962 o p t . _M&N
Eq 6sA A pr’27-A pr’30(s-a) A&O
Wabash— 1 st gold 5s 1 9 3 9 .-M&N
2d gold 5s 1939___________ F&A
D eb m tge 6 s series B 1939-J& J
1st lien term gold 4s 1 9 5 4 .-J&J
R ef & gen 514s 1975 A ____M&S
R ef & gen 5s 1976 ser B_ F&A
6 % notes 1930- _______ M&S
E q tr 6 s 1927-’35 (yea r).J& J 15
D et & C hic ext 1st "g 5s ’41 _J&J
Des M D iv 1st g 4s 1939 -J&J
K C Excelsior Spgs & N W —
1st 4s 1 9 2 8 --. _________J&J
T oled o & C hic 4s g 1941. M&S
Omaha D iv 1st 314s g ’4 1 -A & O
W aco & N W — See H ous & T ex C
Warren R R — See D L & W
Wash & Colum R iv 4s 1 9 3 5 .-J& J
Washington C ent— See N or Pac
Wash C o R y— See M aine Central
Wash Term C o— 3 14s 1945- -F & A

9314
9914
9J
10 >14

6 7

100

4 .75%
4.60%
4.60%
4 .60%
4 .75%
____
91
8814
10014
10014
10014
___
101

____
10014
8814
9014
104
9114
10014
96
10614
84
111141
11714
5%
4 .70%
4.5 0 %
4 .62%
103
10614
9014
9714
8014
72
82

107
7214

8514
8214

W ashington & Vandemere—
1st 414s 1947........................ F&A
W eath’d M in W & N — See Tex& P
W est Jersey & Sea Shore—
80
102
Consol gold 4s 1936- ___J&J
Cons 314s g series B 1 9 3 6 --J& J
West M aryland 4s 1952_____ A&O
5 % gold notes 1915 op t _J&J
Balt & Harris g 5s 1936___M & N
10114
9314

1 0 2 Vs

64.75%
64.75%
64.75%
64.90%
10514
10.) 14
98
9514
100

98
9414
83

9014
9014
/
/
/

25
85
101

99
10614

6

f

10114
5%
10214
10114
5114
8 .
102 54
95
100

65.25%
10214
8814
94
8054
8214

85 P8
9114
9314
95
91
7354

102

South Pac Coast— See South Pac
Spartan U & Col— See Ash & Spar
Spokane Falls & N or 6 s ’39 -J& J
Spok Internat 1st g 5s 1955-J& J
State L & Sulliv 414s 1929 J&J
Staten Island R y— See Balt&Ohio
Stephen N & S Tex— See St L S W
S uff & Carolina— See N orf & So
Sunbury Hazleton & W -B —
1st 5s M a y 1 1 9 2 8 - _____ M&N
2d mtge inc 6 s 1938 cou p-M & N
Sunbury & Lew— See Penn R R

M la b is .

82
97

__

Gen m tge gold 4s 1943 ___A&O
8754
Incom e g 5s Apr 1943____ N o v 1 f . . . .
Western Pacific R R C orp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A ____ M&S
8514
99 54
1st M 6 s 1946 series B ____M&S
10254
4 % notes 193 0 -.................. A&O
94
Eq tr 514s 1926-38 ( y r ) ...J & D >5.19%
Western Pa— 1st g 4s 1 9 2 8 --J & D
9714
West R y o f Ala— 414s 1918 ext at
6 % to O ct. 1 1928_______ A&O
West Shore— See N Y C & H R R R
West Side Belt— See Pitts Term
West Va & Pittsb— See B & O

/ T h i s p r ic e in c lu d e s a c c r u e d in te r e s t.




* L a s t s a le .

I In L o n d o n ,

[V ol. 123.

a n d in c o m e a n d d e fa u lt e d b o n d s .

A sk.

B o n d s a n d S to c k s .

B id .

A sk.

W heeling & Lake Erie R R —
1st consol gold 4s 1949____M & S
87
85 H
9 %
R e f M 414s series A 1966 M & S
9114
9 )54
Eq tr 4s 1927 (year) _ ...A & O 6 4 75 4 50%
Q 7^
O
70
100
01
W heeling D iv 1st g 5s ’28- J&J
99
9514
Exten & im pt g 5s 1930- - F&A
99 54 10054
101
101
6 % notes Jan 1933. - - .
100
Wheeling T erm 4s 1940
F&A
W ichita Falls & N orthwestern—
1st 5s, Jan 1939______ . _J&.J / 140
1st & ref g 5s 1940 o p t ____J&J / 140
9714
10514 W ichita Union Term inal R v —
101
1st g g u 434s 1941 op t - M & N
94
10214 Wilkes-B & East— See N Y S & W
W illiamsport & N Branch R R —
1st ref gold 4 34s 1 9 3 1 ..J & J / ____
102
Wilmar & S Falls— See St P M & M
Wil & N ewbern— See A tl Coast 1.
99
Wil & N or— See Phila & Reading
Wil & W eldon— See Atl C oast L
106
W inston-Salem Southbound—
105
1st gold guar 4s 1960 ____J&J
8654
8754
10054 W inston-Salem Term inal C o —
4.7 ,%
1st M gold 5s 1966. - _
_ A&O
Wis Cent R y— 1st M g 4s ’49 J&J
98
83
83 54
1st & ref 4s 1959______
.A& C
76
534s g notes Apr 15 *27.A&O 15 1 0 0
9854
10054
Marshfield & South East Div
pur mon 1st g 4s 1951. .M&N
80
10214
Sup & Dul D iv 4s 1936 - M&N
8954
89 54
M inneap Term 3 54s ’50 op t J&J
Wor N ashua& Roch4s 1930 - J&J
89
4s Oct 1 1934______________A&O
86
10114
88
63
Yosem ite Val s f g 5s 1936 ..J & J
69
4 .50%
R A IL R O A D S T O C K S .
Par
5%
Ala Great Southern co m ______ 50 d 126
127
Preferred ____ ______________ 5< d 126
127
16654
5.1 9 % Alabama & V ic k s b u r g ___ .100
i 14
120
2 9
212
9614 Albany & Susquehanna (guar) lot
Allegheny & West tguar)_____ 100
108
111
>nn Arbor com m on __________ 1 0 0
14 ‘
30
46
■
P re fe r re d _ _______________ 100
_
69
tch T op & Santa F e _________lot
359
9014
158 j
P re fe rre d __________ _______100
9J
9214
9954
Atlanta Birm & A tla n tic_____ 100
54
vtlan & Char Air L (gu ar)____ 100
180
185
\tlanta & W est P o in t_______ 100
17 8
90
185
tlantic Coast L C o o f Conn . 5o 23 )
236
6854
tlantic Coast L R R c o m ..
100
217
43
21854
1 tlantic 1 st leased lines rent tr
id . 2
76
10 t
102
9414 ■ugusta & Savannah (g u a r )..100
'alt & Ohio— C om m on ______ 1 0 0
10554
10614
99 54
Preferred _________ ____ ____ 100
7354
9014
7354
43
10754 '•angor A roostook com m on ___50 cl 42 34
P re fe rre d __________________ 100
10 >
102
10214
42
4.60%. teech Creek (guar N Y C ) ____ 50 <1 40
loston & Alb (guar N Y C ) ___100 x i 72
4.60%
172 54
4.6 )% Boston & M aine com (stpd) .100
55
64 54
Preferred unstam ped____ 1 00
4.75%.
1st preferred A unstamped 100
8 )
7954
1:0
1st preferred B unstamped .106
125
1 0 ’>14
1st preferred C unstam ped. 100 1 5
110
10614
1st preferred D u n sta m p ed -100 15 >
98 p8
160
1st preferred E un sta m p ed -100
145
. 100 17o
9614 4ost & Prov (guar Old Colt
loston R ev Beach & Lynn
100
Irunswick T er & Ry Sec C o . -1 0(
101
1454
1554
tuffalo R och & P ittsburgh___100
84
86
Preferred .
_______________ 1 0 0
09
99
1U
0
35
45
9514 tuff & Susq R R C o rp ________ 100
Preferred"____
___________ 100
84
3. 34
50
>amden & Burl C o (gu ar)____ 27 d 29
31
'anada Southern____________ 100
60
63
’anadian P acific_____________ 100
1*5
166
P re fe rre d ____ ________
1 0 0 id 77
79
aroClinchfield * O h io com 3 % 10<
8454
8354
98
Com m on stam ped 5 %
_1 0 <
9 *
’atawissa R R — ist pref (guar) 50 d 43
41
2d pref (guar P & R ) _______ 50 d 43
44
ayuga & Susq (gu D L 4 W ) . 30 <1 16
26
43
'entral o f New Jersey________100
28 >
290
Chesapeake & Ohio c o m m o n ..100
171
17154
C om m on ctfs o f d eposit____ 100
6 ‘• % cum pref Ser A
4
____ 100
169
654% pref ctfs o f d eposit___100
’hicago & A lton R R _______ 100
8
854
Certificates o f dep osit______ _
554
P referred __________ ______ 100
oh
554
Certificates o f d ep osit_
_ _.
854
hicago Burl & Q u in cy___--1 0 0
10154
hie & East Illinois co m m o n . 100
31
4 .75%
34
P re fe rre d ____________
.100
44
103
43 54
10i 54 Chicago Great West c o m _____ 100
lo h
1054
Preferred . . ........................... 1 00
28
2854
hie Ind & Louisv com m on . 1 0 0
11(3
115
8414
P referred __________________ 100
10214
70
74
12
9514 'hicago M ilw & St Paul com .100
1154
Com m on ctfs o f d ep osit____100 • 1 0 >2
11
101
Preferred _ _ ____
.100
20
5 .1 0 %
2054
Preferred ctfs o f deposit___100
19
1954
hicago & N orth W estern___100
79
78 54
8914
P re fe rre d _____________ ____ 100
125
125 54
hie R I & P acific com m on _ 100
_
67
97
G7 54
7 % preferred______ ______ 1 0 0
105
10454
6 % preferred_____ __
___ 1 0 0
91 54
92
8 2 Vs
hicago St Paul M inn & O ___100
50
60
P re fe rre d __________________ 100
110
’inc Indianap & W estern____ 1 0 0
Preferred . .
_________100
’Inc New Orl & Texas P a cific. 100 300
P re fe rre d ____
___________ 100
101
86
line Sandusky & Cleve p re f. _ 50 d 61
64
’leve Cine C hicago & St L ___100
275
300
P re fe rre d _____________ ____ 100
110
9514
leve & Pitts (guar Pa R R ) . . 50 d 70?4
7154
B etterm ’t stk (guar Pa R R ) 50 d 40 54
42 54
’olorado & Southern_________100
7954
7854
1 st preferred_______________ 1 0 0
72
74
2 d preferred________________ 1 0 0
74
70
78
lolum bus & X enia (gu ar)____ 50 d 92
94
Conn & Pass Riv p r e f ______ 100
93
94
C onsol R R s o f Cuba co m _________
42
38
72
7154
4
5
8814 ’ripple Creek C entral_______ iuu
P re fe rre d ___ _____________ .
2 )
23
luba R R preferred___________ 100
82
89
37 54
9914 Dayton & "Mich com (gu ar)___50 d 36
Preferred (guar C H & D )_ _ 50 d 8354
104
8454
Jelaware & B ound Br (guar) .100
160
95
176
177
4 85% Delaware & H udson__________ 100
Delaware L ack & W estern___50 d 141
14 5
D elaw are_________ __________ 25 d 40
4154
Denv & Rio Gr W p re f_______ 100
4054
4054
/etrolt Hills & S W (gu ar)___100
78
81
ietroit & M a ck in a c__________ 100
34
60
P re fe rre d __________ ________ 100
55
)uluth South Shore & A t l____ 100
5
454
P referred;__________________ 100
5
654

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100%
103
No Caro— 5s ’63 opt ’33___ MAS
Roch & Genesee Val RR_____ 100 100
5s 1952 opt 1932............MAN
100%
102
98
Rome & Clinton (gu D & H)_.100
5s 1955 opt 1935. ...... FAA
101%
49% 50%
Rutland preferred____________100
118% Ohio— 5s 1953 opt 193 3 ... Ma N 100
St Louis Bridge 1 st pref______ lOO 117
Obio-Penna 5s 1954 opt 1934.JAJ 102%
68
59
2 d preferred_______________ 1 0 0
99%
99% Ore-Wash— 5s ’52 opt "32. .MAN 100%
St Louis-San Francisco Ry___ 100
Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
91
90
100
Pref stock series A________ 100
Portland, Ore— 5s’53op’33 JAJ 101
67
67%
43%, St Louis Southwestern_______ 100
100
43%
5s 1954 opt 1934_____ MAN 101%
79
76
100
Preferred__________________100
101%
5s 1955 opt 1935_____ MAN
102
98
83
. 50 d 80
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu) _l00
33
5s 1956 opt 1936_______JAJ 102%
33%
6 x% Seaboard Air Line common___ 100
Brie & Pitts (guar Pa RK)___ . 50 d 63
Los Angeles— 5s 53 op ’33 JAJ 101%
36
37
100
5
10
Fonda Johns A Glov com.
Preferred__________________100
San Fran— 5s ’53 opt ’33_ JAJ 101 %
_
62
46
100
58
Sharon_______________________ 50 d 43
San Fran 5s ’54 opt '3 4 .. MxS 101%
108%
10
Ft Dodge Des M & So com_ . 1 0 0
_
Southern Pacific Co__________100 108
Salt Lake C— 5s '53 op '33.JAJ 101%
30
100
20
Southern Ry common________100 12:6% 125%
1 11
93%
94
Pennsylvania 5s '55 opt '35 . FAA 101%
103
100
Preferred__________________100
81
79
212
5s 1966 opt 1936________ AAO
100
208
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs____ 100
Potomac 5s 1954 opt 1934. JAD lol
103
170
100
Southwestern of Ga (guar)___ 100 100
95
o5 %
5s 1956 opt 1936_________ JAD 101%
100
93
55
Texas & Pacific______________ 100
170
St Louis— 6 s 1953 opt '33. JAD 101
100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y O)___50 d 60
5s 1952 opt 1932............. MAN 100%
78% Tunnel RR of St Louis______ 100 117
78
Great Northern Ry— Pref_ . 1 0 0
_
100
20
5s 1943 opt 1928-...........JAD
Ore certificates______ (no p a r ) d 19%
Union Pacific— Common_____ 100 166 % 166%
79%
82
86
79
5s !955 opt 1935 ________ MA^ 101%
100
Preferred . . . _____________ 100
40% United N J RR & Canal (gu).100 207
40%
4%s 1956 opt 1936_______ U J
209
100
San Antonio 6 s '53 opt ’33.MAN
10 %
119% 121
166%
ion 109
Z6
42
44
5s 1953 opt 1933...........MAN
29
100
100%
Hartford & Conn Western___ 1 0 0
99
196
225
101
5s 1954 opt 1 9 3 4 ............MA*.
100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)... 100
2)1 )
5s 1956 opt 1936_________ JAJ 101%
100
190
100 103
Vermont A Mass (guar)_
_
39% Vlcksb Shrevep & Pac com. 100
95 H
39
98% Shenandoah Val 5s '45 op '35 JAD 101
100
South Minn— 5s 53 op ’33 MAN 100%
76
77
97
16
.1 0 0
Preferred_______________ 100
Preferred ___
____ Virginian Railway________
5s 1952 opt 1932............. MAV 100%
. 5 0 d -----100 lOo
[untingd & Broa
44%
44%
5s 1964 opt 1934_____ .M AN 100%
100
. 5 0 d -----Preferred v t c.
7o%
76
124% 1 2 >
Southwest 5s 1956 opt 1936. MAN 101%
100
100
Preferred A.
65
62
128
12 t
Union (Detroit)5s '55opt’35MAN 102%
100
Preferred B.
100
81
72%
5s 1956 opt 1936__________ JAJ 102%
80
.1 0 0
.50 d 70
13
13%
4%s 1955 opt 1935________ J*J 100
100
Co
Stk tr ctfs84
88
1 st
4 %s 1956 opt 1936________ JA I
100
100
100
27%:
26%
2 2 % Union (Kentucky A Tennessee)—
2 ~%
100
ion
64
6 o% 1
3d H
j
3o%
100
5s 1952 opt 1932............. MAN 101%
100
84% Virginia-Caro 5s '54 opt ’34.FAA 101%
100
8 .
100
1y
3
lowa Central.
138
135
42%
West Jersey & Sea Sh5s 1956 opt 1936_________ FAA 101%
50 d 41 1
.1 0 0
28
104
107
27%
Virginian— 5s '53 opt ’33. MAN 100%
100
Wheellug A Lake Erie
.1 0 0
5s Nov 1 1951 opt 1931..MAN 100%
14)
154
Prior lien stock 7 % .
100
75
100
4o%
46% Wichita— 5s 1953 opt 1933. F t A 100%
100
100
105
100
6 s 1952 opt 1932.................JAD
K O St L & Ohic100%
-±8
47%
JOINT STOCK LAND BA NK BO NDS
.1 0 0
67
Agricultural— 6 s 53 op 33.M&N loo,* iu2 %
100 Id 5%
STOCKS
Pa
84
82
122
Atlanta —5s 1952 op 1932.-JAD 101% 102
Atlantic 8 % _. ______________
Lackawanna RR of N J.
.1 0 0
89%
.5 0 d 88
80
Lehigh Valley__________
5s 1955 opt 1935............._M \N 102%
103% Bankers of Milwaukee______ 100
104
. 50 d 100
Atlantic— 5s 1953 op 1933..MAS 100
1 0 2 % Chicago 6 % _________________ 100
___
. 50 d 92%
5s 1952 opt 1 9 3 2 .............MAS 100% 102% Dallas 10%................................100 136
__
. 5 0 d 41%
120
5s 1954 op 1934...................JAJ 101
102% Denver 8 % _________________ . . .
43
l) 50 d 40
Des Moines_________________ 100
85
' 5s 1955 opt 1935_________JAD 101% 103
10 j
Equitable Macon Mo 6 % ____
.1 0 0
Bankers— 5s ’53 op ’28___ JAJ 100
101
200
175
100
115"
5s May 1952 op 1932___ MAN 100% 102% First Carolinas 8 % ___________
92
86
lOt
.1 0 0
Freemont 9 % _______________
4 %s 1955 opt 1935______ JAJ
99% 101
136
137
.1 0 0
California —5s 1951 op 1931.M vN 100% 101 % Kansas City 6 % _____________ 100 109
. 50 d 900
Central 1 1 5s 53 op ’33._.JA D 101
1—
102% Lincoln 9 % _________________ 100 137
___
. 50 d 52
5s July 1 1953 op 1933.. JAJ 101
102% New York A N J___________100 110
50% Central Iowa— 5s 1953 p 33 A'cO 101
50
145
1 0 2 % North Carolina 8 % ___________
.1 0 0
76
. 100 x 74
5s May 1 1942 op 1927..MAN 100
100% Oregon-Washington 6 % _____
.1500
100
112" 120
4 %s Nov 1 52 op 32.
MAN 99
100% San Antonio 8 % _____________
. 50 d 51
o3
Chicago Joint 5 %s '51 op’31M tN 102%
104% South Minnesota____________100
77
82
irifO
>tM in%
5
100
i%
6%
1%
5s 1951 of 1931............... .M AN 101
102% V
7%
40
39
Minneapolis S t P A S S M . . . 1 0 0
REAL ESTATE BONDS.
5s 1952 op 1932..................MAN 101%
102%
65
60
95
_
.1 0 0
5s 1963 op 1933...............M ^ N 101%
102% Allerton Cleve Bldg 6 %s 1945_
97
65
63
95
Allerton 55th St Corp(NY)5 %s’45
.1 0 0
4%s 1952 op 1932..............M A N 100% 102
97
20%
18
4%s
1963 op 1933.......... MAN 100% 102% Amer Furniture Mart 7s 1933JAD 107
.1 0 0
107%
37
par) d 36%
1st s f 6 %s 1943
JAD 105
4%a 1952 op 1932_____ MAN
99% 100
105%
94
93%
100
99
99% 100% Belmont Bldg (NY) 6 %s ’44.FAA
4 %s1964 opt 1934________MAN
101
4. %
41%
100
Biltmore-Oommodore 7s ’34-MAS 100% 101 %
Mlssouri Pacific com.
4 %s 1965op 1935________ AAO 100
101
92% Oolo-Wyo 5s ’53 op ’33_ AAO 101%, 103
92
91%
Bing A Bing deb 6 %s 1950 MAS
100
_
93%
81
79
Mobile & Blrm pref i,guar)__ . 1 0 0
Broadway Bldg (N Y) 5%s 1950Columbus 5» 1956 opt 1935. JAJ 101 % I 103
98%
n
Mobile & Ohio— See Southeri Ry
Dallas— 5s 1953 op 1933...MAS 101
102% Bway Mot Bldg (N Y) 6s’48.FAA
99%
81%
94
’k
Morris & Essex (guar) ----- - 50 d
5s 1954 opt 1934..................... ..j 101 I 102% Bryant 1 Bldg (NY) 6%s’45JAJ
98
18 J
165
Nashv Chatt A St Louis___ . 1 0 0
99%
5s 1963 opt 1933______
J 1 0 1 % 1 0 2 % Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s 1 9 6 0 .AAO
99%
40
Nashv & Decatur (gu L A N ) . 2 5 d 38
98%
5s 1965 opt 1935__________ JAJ 101% 103
Chesebrough Bldg 6 s 1948..AAO
99
6 %
•>%
97%
t
MOO
5s 1966 opt 1936__________ JA.T 102
103% Chii Beach ’ ot I 6 s Is 11 _ J
100
2 %
2 %
100
96 % 98
5%s 1951 op 1931..............MAN 102% 104% Court Sq Bldg (NY) 6 s ’58. .M AN
133
13,)
New London Northern.
Detroit Hotel 6 %s 1929-41 .MAS
.1 0 0
Dayton-Agric 5 s '54 o p '34_ JAJ 101 , 1 0 2
_
97
100
20
17%
100
Dayton— 1952 opt 1932___ JAD 100 ! 101% Det Metrop Bldg 6 %s 1940-MAS
121
lz3
100
Denver— 5s 1954 opt 1934. -J a D 101% 103% Edgew Bch Hotel(Chic)6 s '26-'40 n o "
101"
____
120
100
9J
5s 1955opt 1935..........
FAA 101% 103% Eppley Hotels 6 %s 1941___ JAJ
100
1 « %
2
143
100
5s 1956 opt 1936__________FAA 102
103% Equit Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952
147
9 9 " lo i"
on (dl4o
Des Moines— 5s 52 o p t’32-M a N 100% 101% Ferry Sta P O (San Fr) 6 s 1934
199%
1J
8
N Y Chic & St Louis com. . . . 1 0 0
97%
5s 1963 opt 1933.......... M 'N 100% 102% 50 Bway Bldg (N Y) 6 s '46.MAS
99
____ First Carolinas— 5s'52op’32.MAN 100% 102
99
.1 0 0
Garrett Bldg (Chic) 5%s 1926-40
101
103%
102%
100
93
5s 1954 opt 1934_______ AAO 101
102% Greeley Sq Bldg 6 s 1950___ FAA
99
95
.1 0 0
Harriman Bldg 6 s 1958___ JAJ
99
5s 1955 opt 1935________ JAJ 101% 103
100
190
. 50 d 180
First of Obey— 5s'52 op’32 MAN 101
102% Jewelers Bldg (Chic) 7s '40.JAD
95
100
105% 1First of Clev— 5s '53 op'33-MAN 100% 102% Jewelers Bldg ,N Y) 6 %s '44 MAS
105
100
45
40% |
.1 0 0
First of Minn— 5s '51 op '31MAN 100
101 % Lake Sh Ath Club (Chic) 6 %s '45
94"
96"
2 o%
25%
100
6 s 1952 opt 1927 .........MAN
99%
____ La Salle Hotel 5%s 1940..
96
99
41
40%
100
Loew’s New Brd Prop 6s'45.JAD
5s 1952 opt 1932.................MAN 100% 102
95%
96%
Norfolk & Western Ry_____ 1 0 0 165% 166%
5s 1963 opt 1933................MAN 100% 102% Lund Gu A Acc Bldg (Chic) 6 s '62 100
101
8 n%
8 t%
Adjustment preferred___ 1 0 0
98
5 %s 1951 opt 1931_ MAN
_
101% 103% Lords Court Bldg5%s 1942.JAD
98%
14j
135
No Carolina (guar So R R ).. . 1 0 0
First of Montgomery 5 s ’54 o p '34 101% 102 % Mack Trucks R E Sec 6 s 1926-40.
S2 %
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR) . 50 d 80
5s 1966 opt 1936_________ AAO 102% lU3% Mad Sq Garden 1st 7s 1945.MAN 102%
North'n N H (guar B & M ). 1 0 0
First New Orl 5s '44 op ’34 MAN 101
102%
1 0 -year 7s 1936__________ JAJ
115
80
.100 xd 7 )%
First Texas— 5s '42 opt '32.MAN 100% 102% Master Printers Bldg 6 %s '46..TAJ
99
100
7o
67
North RR of N J (guar Erie) . 1 0 0
5s 1943 opt 1933...............M A N 101
102% MorrisonHotel(Chic) 6 %s’39 AAO
98
99
d lzi
5s 1965 opt 1935................._Ma S 101% 103% Munson Bldg (N Y) 6%s’39.MAN 100
101
84
50 d 82
5s 1966 opt 1936_________ AAO 101% 103% Nat Press Bldg (Wash D C) tjs',59 100
100%
124
. 1 0 0 x 1 .'0 %
Fletcher 4%s 1954 opt 1934 MAN 100% 101% Nat Union Mtge 6 s 1945___ MAS
86
. 100 d 83
One E 55th St C>rp 6 %s '45- K D
4 %s 1955 opt 1935..........MAN 101
102
96"
166"
Fremont— 6 s 1953 opt '33.JAD 100% 161% One-sixty five Broad .vay Bid
.1 0 0
121
.100 W117
5s 1952 opt 1932_________ MAN 100% 101%
5 %s 1951________
FAA
100
91
r) 50 d 8 8
4%s 1965 opt 1935______JAD 100
101% One-Seventy Bway (NY) 6 %s '49
98
100
o5
. 50 d 54%
Greens boro (NC) 5s'53 op '33 AAO 100% 102% 'Palace Hotel (San Fr) 5s '45-FA A
99%
9 9%
122
118
97
100
Greenbrier 5s 1964 opt 1934.AAO 102
103% Param Bway Corp 5%s'51__IAJ
97%
zl
100
92%
1 iiH
5s 1965 opt 1935_____ . . J vJ 102% 103% Park Lexington Co 6 %s '53. JAJ
92 %
111
110%
Ill-Midwest— 5s '53 op '33.AAO 101
103
100
Park Row Bldg 6 s 1943 . . AAO
98 ■a 1 i )
'•
____
Common ctfs of deposit_
_ 100
5s 1964 opt 1934_______ JAD 101
____ Pennsylvania Bldg 6 s 1939..MAN
97
98%
88%
88
Preferred ___ „ __________ 1 0 0
MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935________ M W i 101% 103% Postum Bldg 6 %s 1943
98%
99%
100
Iowa 4 %s 1955 opt 1935___ AAO 100
101%, Quincy Station P O (Chic) 6 s 1941
99
101
91
93
Prior preferred__________ 1 0 0
Kansas City— 5s '52 a p '32.M&N 100% 102
>
Realty Assoc Sec Corp 6 s '37.JAJ
98
100
____
Prior pref ctfs of deposit. . . 1 0 0
99% 100%
5s 1953 opt 1923...............MAN, 100% 102
Roosevelt Hotel 7s 1943 ___ JAD
12)
Phila Germ & Norris (guar). . 50 d 122
St Charles Hotel (Atl Cy) 6 %s '45
6 s 1954 opt 1934..................FxA 101%
103
97 % 100
208
.1 0 0
5s 1964 opt 1934...............M A N 101 % 103
!Savoy-Plaza Corp 6 s 1945 JAD
97%
99
. 50 d 30
32%
Schulte R E Estate 6 s 1935.JAD
5s 1964 opt 1 9 3 4 ........... M AN 1 101%: 103
95%
96%
62%
. 50 d 69%
4%s 1965 opt 1935______AAO
99%
100% Sevilla Bilt Hotel 7%s’37..M A N
100
U
)1
.1 0 0
95
Kentucky— 5s 52 o p t’3 2 ..-MAN 102
103% Sbelburn, lne(AtlCy) 6 %s'40 . JAJ
97%
1 0)
Pitts Pt W & Chic com (gu). 1 0 0 140 %
5s 1943 opt 1928.............. _F v A 100%
101% Shubert Theat 7s '34 (with warr). 117
129
152
Preferred (guar Penn RR). . 1 0 0
1 )0
5s 1954 opt 1934.........._JAJ 102%
104
Sixty-One Bway 5%s 1950..AAO
99 %
100%
173
Pittsburgh A Lake Erie_____ . 50 d i70
Liberty Cent— 5s '52 op ’32-iMAN 101
103
Oen mtge 7s 1945 . . __
97%
98%
Pittsb McK & Yough (guar). . 50 d 52
5s 1953 opt 1933 . . .
.M v N 101
103
'Stanley Real Est 5%s '45 JAD
112
lxl
100
Lincoln— 5s 1951 op» 1931. MAN 101
102
iState Randolph Bid 6%s'37 MAS 101 % 102
___
142
.1 0 0
5s 1943 opt 1928..............MAN( 100
101
Stevens Hotel (Chic) 6sl9l5.J J
99%
9 9%
Prov & Worcester (guar).
—
.1 0 0
—
5s 1942 opt 1927.............MAN 1 100
100% Taft Realty (New Hav) 6s'40AAO
99
100
Railroad Securities Co—
4 % 8 1965 opt 1935...........-JAJ 100%
101
Trausp'n Bldg(Chie)fi % s'41 MAN
97
99
76
1000
75%
4%s 1966 -pt, !936_______ JAJ 100% 101% Trinity Bldg5%s 1939........ JAD
102
104
92% Louisville— 5s 1952 opt 1932MA N 101% 103
. 50 d 91 %
Reading Company.
Tyler Bldg 6 s 1953. . . . . AAO
96
98
___ d 19%
2 ,)
Maryland-Va os ’ op t'3 >_MAN 102
103% Un Masonic Temp (Ch) 6 %s 1949
99%
100
40% New York 5s 1953 opt 1933. JxJ 101
1 st
. 5 0 u 40 %
103
Van Sweringen Co 6 s 1935 FAA
43%
. 50 d 43
5s 1955 opt 1935 ............ .JAJ 101%
103% Varick St Sta P O (N Y) 6 s 1941 100
102"
129
.1 0 0
127
5s 19 ,6 opt 1936_________ MAN 102
104
Wab-Monroe Bldg (Chic) 6 %s 45
99
.1 0 0
286
N Y A N J 5s 1953 o p t’3 3 ..JAD 102
103% Wadsworth Bldg(NY)6 s '53. AAO
97
98%
290
100
286
Wardman Park Hotel 5 %s 1941
5s 1954 opt 1934 _______ MAN. 102% 101
LO
O
98%
100
286
5s 1955 opt 1935________JAD: 103
101% Washington Bldg 6 s 1940 _JAD
99%
100%
—
.1 0 0
286
5s 19 ,6 opt 1936________J <
r
.D 103
104% White Motor Realty 6 s 1926-40
Wood bridge Bldg 5%s '41 AAO
N Y A Pa— 5s ’53 opt ’33. ..JAJ 101
103
r8 "
l6 6 "
b Basis, d Price per share, not per cent.
I Flat price
k Last i ale
l in Loudon
« Nominal
t Sale price (New stock, u Ex-stock dividend
x Ex-dlvldend v Ex-rights
. 5 0 d 59
. 5 0 d 39
Preferred (guar Nor Cent) 50 d 56
35%
(B
rie— Common_____________ 1 0 0
I0 0
100
45%
1 st




61
42
58
35%
- -1
45%

36

PUBLIC UTILITIES
(Includes street and electric railways, gas. electric, power, water and telegraph and telephone companies.)
NOTICE.— All bond prices are “ and interest” except where marked “f ” and Income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds.
Adirondack Elec Power Corp
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt___ J&J
Adirondack P & L 1st 6s '50 M&S
1st & ref 5Ms 1950______M&S
Deb 5s 1930______________ J&J
Oonv deb 6s 1929_______ A&O
1st & ref 5s 1956_________ J&J
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946-M&S
1st M 1 & ref 6s 1951_____J&D
1st & ref 5s 1951_________ J&D
Alabama Water 1st 6s 1932-J&J
1st ref 6s 1947___________J&J
Albany Ry-—
See United Trac.
Alleg Bellev & P— See Phila Co
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
Con g 4Ms 1933 gu----- F&A16
American Gas deb 6s 2016--J&J
Am Gas & El coll 5s 2007 — -F&A
Deb gold 6s 2014________ M&N
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016_ M&S
_
Amer Pub Serv 6s 1942____ J&D
1st I 5s 1942 Ser C _______ J&D
Amer Rys coll tr 5s 1931____F&A
Amer Telep & Teleg 4s 1929-J&J
Oonv g 4s '36 conv aft '09-M&S
Oonv 4 Ms '33 op aft '2 5 --M&S
Ooll trust 5s 1946_______ J&D
Deb s f 5s 1960___________J&J
Deb 5 His Nov 1 1943-—M&N
Amer W W & El 5s 1934_ A&O
_
Deb g 6s 1975 Ser A_____ M&N
Americus Ltg 1st s f 6s '37-A&O
Ana * Pot R RR— See W Ry&El
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st & ref 5s 1956______ i_M&N
Appalachian Power 5sl941 J&D
7% gold bonds 1936____ F&A
Deb gold 6s 2024 ------- J&J
Arizona Pow 6s '33 opt '13 M&N
1st 1 & unlf 6s 1947 ser A.M&N
Arkansas & Missouri Power—
1st mtge 6s 1953________ J&J
Deb 614s 1935__________ M&N
Ardmore St Rv— See Phila Co
Arkansas Water Co—
1st M 5s 1956 series A ------A&O
Ashland vWisi L A Pow St R\
1st M gold 5s 1939----------- J&J
Ashtabula Water Supply Co
1st 5s 1937
J&D
Associated Electric Co—
Conv 514s 1946_________ A&O
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Sec g 6 Ms conv ser 1954--J&J
Sec g 6s 1955------------------- J&J
Deb 614s ser A perpetual. .Q-J
Deb 614s ser B perpetual--Q-J
Deb 6 Ms ser C perpetual--Q-J
Atchison Ry, Light & Power—
1st 5s Nov 1935............... M&N
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s '50 opt '15 J&J
Athens Elec Ry 6s 1931--A&O
Atl Cons St RR— See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947------J&D
Atlanta Nor Ry— See Ga Ry & El
Atlantic Ave RR— See Bkn R T
Atlantic City El 5s 1938---M&8
1st & ref 514s 1954______ M&N
1st & ref 5s 1956______________
Atlantic City (N J) Gas—
1st g 5s Jan 1 '60 opt ’20--J&J
Auburn & Syracuse Elec RR—
1st & ref g 5s '42 opt '12--A & 0 /
Augusta-Aiken Ry & El Corp—
Sink fd g 5s Dec 1 '35 opt -J&
Augusta Ry & El 5s '4 0 --J&D
Aurora Elgin & Chicago RR —

B id .

101M
105M
J03M
98
104
99
100
104M
99
101
100

83M
104
97
10JM
92%

1 0)
93
95M
9S V%
9 i%

98
104
100M
105
97 M
96
98
91%

100M
lL-9
90 M
101
97
96
96
____
97
94
93M
104
99%
97
90

91
93
101
102
100M
100M
102
98 M
96M
6
95
91
98
103

Balt Traction— See Un Ry & El
Bangor Hydro Elec 514s '49-M&_
Bangor (Me) Pow 5s 1931.-M&8
Bangor Ry & El 1st 5s '3 5 --J&J
Bar Harbor & Un River Pr C o -

Bell Telephone of Canada—

110M
98
97
100M
100
41
99%

Bell Telep Co of Pennsylvania—
Beloit Water, Gas & Elec Go1st g 5s 1937___________ »
Ref 5s 1939-

101 Vt
102M
99
____

Blnghamton (N
Binghamton (N Y) L H & P—
Birmingham Elec Co—

101
46
100M
102M
102 M
100
—

99 M
58

103 M

Birmingham Water Works Co—

104M

92 M

93

102
100

Bloomington & Normal Ry & .
31 & N Ry El & H 5s '27Blue Lakes Wat 1st 6s '38Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935--.

6s March 1944-

____
____
____
91M
94
93
98 M
98 M
98 M
98 M
122
96 M
93
100M
15
89

/ T h i s p rice In clu des a ccr u e d in te re s t,




B id .

A sk.

Bonds.

Bid.

78
Chicago C ity R y 1st 5s '2 7 .-F & A
Bridgeport H ydraulic C o —
~!hic N orth Shore & M ilw R R —
1st M 5s 1 9 4 4 - - ...............J& D
103
102 M
105
98
1st m tge gold 5s 1936_____ J&J
106M Broad River Power C o—
104 M
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A ._ M & S
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A ____J&J 101
93
93 M
99 | 1 0 -y r s f 6M s 1 9 3 4 --. ...M & N
1st & ref 5 14s 1956_______ A&O
97 M
101M
102 M
106 I Bway & 7th Ave R R — SeeN V R ys
hicago & Oak Park Elec R y —
100 1 Bway Surface R R — See N Y R ys
97
Lake St El 1st 5s 1928 g u .-J & J
_
hicago Railways C o —
100 M Bronx G & E 5s 1960 ___ -J& J
105
B rooklyn Borough Gas C o —
1st M gold 5s 1927 o p t-F & A ' 77 %
62 M
Cons M 5s ser A Feb '2 7 .-A & O
1st M 5s M ar 6 1938_____ M&S
99 M
98M
42 %
103
Gen & ref M 6s 196 3 -- --A & O
107
Series B Feb 1927_____ J&D
102
35
Bklyn C ity & New R R — See C I & Bk R R
Pur m on 4-5s Feb '27 o p t.J & J
12 M
94
A dj inc 4s Feb 1927 o p t ___M a y
Bklyn C ity R R 1st 5s 1 9 4 1 .-J& J
94 M
Chicago R apid Transit C o —
Eq tr 5s '2 7 -’35 ser A .-J & J 15 6 5 M %
96 %
Brooklyn Edison C o —
1st & re f 614s 1944_______J&J
85 M
104 %
Gen M 5s ser A 1949 ____ J&J
101 %
1st & ref 6s 1953_______________
84M
A djust deb 6s July 1953______
Gen M 6s ser B 1930- ___J&J
2oM
105 M
10oM
98
B klyn-M anhattan Transit C orp
C hic Sou Bend & N or Ind R R —
37
101
s f 6s 1968 ser A _____ ____ J&J
1st gold 5s Jan 1 1937____J&J
96 M
96M
100
B rooklyn R ap Tran 5s '4 5 - -A & O f 101
lippewa Power 6s 1947___J& D
1 00 M
E quit Trust ctfs o f d e p o sit-. 1 iOi
iris & 10th Sts R R — See N Y R ys
_
95
1st ref gold 4s 2002 ______ J&J 1 8 8
_
98
3-year 7 % notes 1921 J&J 1 141
___
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A _ A&O 102 M
C ent Un Tr tem p ctfs dep . . / 141
_
98M
____
95
Tem p ctfs dep stam ped___ 1 137M
Pr 1& ref M 5 14s Jan’61 B. A&O 103 %
in Newport & Cov L & T—
Bklyn Hts 1st 5s 1941— A&O / 108
69 Ml
1st ref 6s 1947 series A ____J&J 100%
B rooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
102M
62
61M
So Cov & Cine 6s 1932____J&J 101
1st M g 5s 1941 (stp d )--J & J
100 M
99 %
79
1st con 5s July '41(stp )M & N
Oincin St Ry 6% notes '28. M&N
7l M
105M
97%
93
Bklyn Un E lev 5s 1950___F&A
9JM Cities Service Co—
93
66 %
Oonv g deb 7s '66 ser B _ J&J 112%
_
Stamped guaranteed_______
93 M
112
Series D _ __________ ___
105
SO
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949- F&A
80 M
80
Conv deb 8s 1966 ser E _ J&J 118
_
80 M
94
Ref deb 6s Jan 1966_____M&N
8 tM
Nassau Elec 1st 5s 1944 .A & O
8SM
95
60
Cities Service Power & Light—
59M
1st gold 4s Jan 1 1951 J&J
96
2d s f 6s 1944 series A _ M&N
_
95 M
A tlantic Av con 5s g '31 . - A&O
97 M
101 M
92 M Citizens Gas (Indianapolis)—
110
Bklyn Bath & W E5s '3 3 A & 0
90 M
99
1 0 . Vt
99%
1st & ref gold 5s 1942_____J&J
Bklyn Un Gas ls t c o n s 5 s g ’45M&N
102M
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A -M & N
113M
114M Citizens L H & P (Johnst’n, Pa)
101M
158
98
_
.1st g 5s 1934 opt 1914_ M&N n 98%
159M
C on v ,d e b 5 Ms 1936____ -J& J
Citizens Ry & Lt-—See Muscatine Lit & 1'
Brownsville A ve— See Phila Co
93
Citizens St Ry— See Ind Tr & Ter
Buffalo C ity Gas g 5s 1947-A & O f -----93
103 M Citizens Tract— See Phila Co
B uff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1 93 9 --F & A
103M
1113 M City Elec San Fran 5s 1937--J&J 100%
1st ref 5s April 1 1 9 3 9 -- J&J 103
102
Gen & ref 5s 1956 Ser A ..F & A
102 M City & Sub Ry— See Port(Ore)Ry
City & Sub Ry— See Wash Ry & El
95M Buff Niagara & East Pow Corp—
99 %
C onv deb 5s 1930- _M & S
100M City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st 514s 1954 series A ____J&D 103
93
B uff & N lag Falls El L & Pow er—
Clev El 1 1 1st 5s '39 op '24-A&0 103 M
1
101
102
1st gold 5s 1942__________ F&A
lit
Gold deb 7s 1941_______ F&A
97
Buffalo R y— See Internat R y —
Gen M 5s 1954 series A _ M&N
_
Burlington (V t) G L 5s 1955-J&J
103 M
96M
97 M
Cleve Pains & East Con os 1918—
96M Burlington (la ) Ry & Light—
50
97
Ext at 6% to 1933_______A&O
97%
1st s f gold 5s 1932 o p t ___M&S
99 %
Cleve Ry 1st 5s 1931 opt____M&8
100
101
105
Butte El&P 1st s f 5s '27-'51 J& D
100
Cleve Southw Ry & Light—
California Electric Generating—
____
Gen & con 5s 1954______ M&S / 17
99
100M
1st s r g 5s '48 op aft '1 2 - -M & S
65
Cleve Berea & Ob 6s '5 4 .-M&S
92
California Gas & Elec C orp —
65
Cleve & Elyria 6s '54____M&S
94
G ea & col tr s f g 5s 1933 M&S 100 M 101
65
Cleve Elyria & W 6s 1954____
101 %
U nif & ref g 5s '37 op s f M & N
65
Elyria & Oberlin 6s 1954______
95
100M
Cal Cent Gas & El 5s '3 1 -F & A
Clinton (111) G & E 6s 1937--J&D
Californla-Oregon Power—
99"
105 M Coast Cos L&P 1st 5s'46 op.F&A
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B ___J&J n --------99
____
____
1st & ref 5 Ms 1955 seriesC .F & A
102M Colorado Power 1st 5s '5 3 -.M&N
____
Columbia G & E 1st 5s '27-. J&J
99 M
C onv s f deb 7s 1944_____M&N
Stamped___________________
—
99 M
Cal Pac R y — See Pacific E lec R y
Debenture 5s 1927_______ J&j 10 0
Calumet Gas & Elec C o—
5% gold notes 1928______ M&N 1 0 0 M
101M 102M
1st & ref 5Ms 1960 ser B -.J & J
Columbia (S C) Ry, Gas & El Co
102
Calum et & South Chicago R y — 1
103
74
1st M s f g 5s 1936_______ J&J
94 M
1st M rehab g 5s '27 op '12F& A
75M
Co) Buck L&N— See Col Ne&Zan
99M Camden & Sub R y — See P S C orp
Columbus Dela & Marion Elec C<
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op '14 J&J r 8 9 M
1st & ref 5s June 1937________
86
Old b o n d s . . ______
_______ / 61
97 M
95
1st & ref 6s (stamped) 1937___
Canal & Claib R R — See N O R y & L
91
93
Conv deb 6s 1935 ser A _ A&O
_
93 M
C anton-Akron Con R y 5s '33 J&J
100 %
101M Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
Canton Elec C o 5s 1937. - M&N
____
104
83
| 1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A ____J&D
96
Cape Breton Elec Co 5s '3 2 -J & J
1 1st & ref 6s 1954 ser B..M & N
Capital T raction (W ash. D C )—
97 M
____ Columbus(0)Gas 1st 5s g'32-J&J
99
101
1st g 5s June 1 1947____J& D
____ Carbondale R y 5s N o v '3 3 . -J&J
66
Columbus (O) Interurban Ter Co
70
___ Carolina Power & Light—
1st guar 5s 1935_________ J&D
85
1st & ref 5s 1956__________ A&O
99 M
99M Col Lon & Spr Ry— See Ind O & E
Colum & 9th Av R R— See NYRys
Catskill Power C orp—
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s '3 6 --A&O 100 M
1st 5M s 1955 Ser A .
M&N
100 M 102
99 %
Cedar R ap M fg & P 5s '5 3 - -J& J
100M Columbus Ry. Pow & Light—
1st ref & ext s f 5s 1940_ A&O
_
98 M
115M Central Ark R y & L igbt C orp —
Ref mtge gold 6s 1941____J&D 106 M
100
1st lien s f 5s 1928. - - .M &S
99 M 100 M
____
Col Ry 1st 4s '39 opt '14--Q-J
99
84 M
Central C alif T rac 5s 1 9 3 6 --A & O

99M
99
52

B on ds.

A sk.

100M

__
____

____
18
93

Cent C rosst'n R R — See N Y R ys
Cent D ist T elep 1st 5s '4 3 --J & D
Central Gas & Electric C o—
First lien coll trust 6s '46-M & S
3-year 6 % notes 1929____ M&S
Cent Ga P ow — See Ga L P & Ryt
Cent Hud G & E 5s 1941- - .J & D
Cent Illinois L t 1st 5s 1943-A & 0
1st 6s 1943_____ _________ A&O
Central Illinois P ublic Service—
1st & ref gold 5s 1952____ F&A
1st & ref 6s 1944 series C .-J & J
1st & ref 5M s 1950 Ser D ..J & D
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1 93 1 --M & 8
Central Indiana Power C o —
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A ____ J&J
7 % notes 1927______ ____ M&S
Central Iowa Power & Light—
1st M 6s 1944 ser A _____ M & N
C on v M 7s 1934 ser A ___M & N
Cent M aine Pow 5s '39 op ’ 19 M & N
1st & gen M 7s 1941_____ J& D
1st & gen 6s 1 9 4 2 . . _____ J&J
1st & gen 5s 1955 Ser D . .J& J
1st & gen 5 Ms 1949_____ F&A
Central N Y G & E 5s 1941— J&J
Central Power C o—
1st M 6s 1944 ser C ______ J& D
Central Power & L igh t—
1st 5s 1956_______________F&A
Central R y — SeeUn Ry.& El (Balt)
Central T raction— See Phila Co
Charleston Cons R y , Gas & E l—
C onsol gold 5s 1999------ M&fi
C h ’s’t ’n C ity R y 1st g 5s 1923
E xt at 6 % to Jan 1938_J&J
Chattanooga R y & L ight—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 o p '1 6 .M & N
C hatt R ys 1st cons 5s '56 M&N
Ohes & Pot. Tel 5s '29 op '0 9 -J&J
Ches & P o t T el o f Va 5s '4 3 -M & N
Chicago Aurora & Elgin C orp—
Deben 6s April 1972______ JJcJ /
C hic Aurora" & Elgin R R —
1st & ref 6s 1951 — -J&J
Chicago C ity & C onnecting R y
coll tr s f g 5s Jan 1 1 92 7 -A & 0

t L a s t sale,

n N o m in a l,

Col St Ry 1st 5s g 1932---J&J
Cross St 1st 5s g 1933_J&D

102M

_
103M Com’cial Cable— 4s g 2397_ Q-J

Commonwealth-Edison Co—
1st g 5s June 1 1943_____M&S
1st g 6s June 1 1943_____M&S
1st M 5s 1953_____________J&J
_
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B _ J&D
99 M 100M
1st M col 4 Ms '56 Ser C --A & 0
99 M 100 %
105
105M Com’wealth El 5s June '43-M&S
Com’w’th L & P 6s 1947--.M&N
95
96 M Commonwealth Power Corp—
S f g 6s May 15 1947—M&N 15
102 M 103M
Gen & ref 5s 1939_________ J&J
99
100
Gen & ref 6s 1972 ser B_ J&J
_
98 M
99 M
Community Power & Light—
1st coll tr 6s 1950 Ser A_ J&J
_
99
100
99M V i o o m I 1st M col tr 6Ms 1933-..A & 0
First mtge coll 5 Ms 1955--J&D
100M
100M Compt Hts & Mer Ter— See Un
____ Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J
102
101
102 M Coney Isl & Bklyn RR 4s '48-J&J
____
107
Consol gold 4s 1955______ J&J
108 M 110
B C & N 1st cons 5s 1939--J&J
100M
101M Conn Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s '51 ser A ..M & N
103 M 105
1st & ref 5Ms 1954 ser B-.F& A
98M
99 M
1st & ref 4Ms 1956 Ser C..J&J
101
100
Connecticut Power 5s '63--A&O
1st & coll trust 5s 1956____J&J
____
96
7% notes Dec 1926_______J&D
Conn Ry & Lt 4Ms 1951___ J&J
Stamped guaranteed optional-.
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s '39___ J&J
Conn Riv Pow 1st 5s 1937--J&D
95
96
Consolidated Cities L. P & Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped_ J&J
_
101M 103 M
97
99

92 M
87 M
100M
101

98
100

____
____
____
102

59M

61

96

97

51

53 M

r C a n a d ia n p r ic e .

9oM
95
79 %

A ik .

79
99

102

98 M
97 M
77%
53 M
43
37
13
97 M

86M
30
40

104 Vt

101M
100%
112M
94M
95M

100
99M

104

112'
100
20

70
70
70
70

16 6 "
ioo M
10 0
ioom
10 0 M

95M
88

98
95

106
10 0

99 M

91
10 1

99 M
107 M
85M
96 M
97

80%

103 %
110M

104%

94%
103M

102M
94 %
105
94

104M
94 M
97

1P4M
95 M

100M

101M

95 M

97 M

76
70

77M

101 %
101 %
91

102

68
83

115
108
95 M
103
103M

111M
102M

100

86
117
109
96M

100
93
93

94 M

83 M

84 M

101M
100

Oct., 1926.]
B on ds.

B id .

A sk.

Oonsol Gas o f B alt 5s 1 9 3 9 ..J&J 102 44
Gen g 444s Apr 1954____ A&O
9754
Oonsol Gas, E lec Lt & P (B alt)—
Gen g 4 « s Peb 14 1 9 3 5 . J&J
9844
1st ref 6s 1949 Series A ___F&A
107 54
1st ref 514s 1952 Series E .M & S
10644
1st ref 58 1965 Series F ___J&D
101 54
Oonsol Gas N J 5s g 1936____ J&J
98
1st ref 5s 1965___________ A&O
95
Consolidated Gas (N Y ) —
D eb 544s 1945___________ F&A
10544
Underlying cos— See N Y G E L I & P
Oonsol Pow & Light (W Va)
1st M & ref 6s 1943_____ M&S
Oon R y (New H av)deb 4s’54.J & J
73
D eb 4s 1955_____________ J&J
73
Deb 4s 1955_____________ A&O
73
D eb 4s 1956 guar_______ J&J
73
Cons gold 4s 1930_______ F&A
9254
Oons R y & Pow (Salt Lake) See Ut ih L &
Oons Tr (N J )— See Pub Ser C orp
Consolidated W at o f U tica—
1st ref 514s 1960 Ser B ____A&O
100
Consumers El L & P (N ew Orl)—
1st M 5s 1936______________ J&J
9844
Consum L H & P C o (E liz, N J)
5s 1938___________________ J& D
101
Consumers Pow er C o (M ich )—
1st & ref 5s 1936 op ’ 1 6 --J&J
10144
1st 1 & unif 5s ser C 1952.M & N
10044
1st 1 & unif 514s 1954____M&N
10444
Continental Gas & E lectric—
1st lien coll tr 5s 1 9 2 7 -..M & N
100
R ef 6s 1947______________ A&O
10354
Coll tr 7s 1954 ser A ____ F&A
109
Sec 614s 1964 series A ____ A&O
102
Copenhagen Telephone C o—
External s f 6s 1950____ A & 015
9944
Orosstown St R y— See C ol R y & -it
Cross St R y— See Int T r (B uff)
Cuban Telephone C o—
lot linn *
1941___M & S
110
1st c o v 5s 1951.................... J&J
9344
Ouiuueiiaiiu < o (.Me) Pow & Lt—
92
1st 414s 1956 _____________ J&D
Oum b’land T & T 5s 1 9 3 7 -.-J& J
102
Dakota Central Telep C o—
104
1st gold 6s 1935___________ J& D
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941_______A & O
102>4
Dallas Pow & Lt 6s 1949____ J&J
10544
1st g 714s 1949 series B ___J&J
99"
1st g 5s 1952 series O _____ J&J
Dallas R y & Term inal C o—
96
1st 6s 1951________________ J&J
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s ’4 1 -J&J
5644
Darby M ed & Ches R y — See Phila R Tr
100
D ayton (O) Gas 5s’30 o p ’ 15-M&S
Dayton L tg 1st 5s ’37 o p ’ 12_M&S 10244
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s ’41 -J & D
10144
Day Sp & U rb— See Ind Col & E
Defiance (O) G&E 5s 1 9 4 2 --M & S
99 44
Delaware C o & Phila— See Un P & Trans
Deny Gas & El 1st g 5s ’4 9.M & N
99
1st & R ef 5s 1951_________ M&N
9644
Stamped as to Pa t a x ...
9644
Denver Tram way C o—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 seriesA__J&J
54
Denver Tram way Power C o—
1st imp g gu 5s ’23 op ’08-A & O
98
E xt at 6 % to 1927__________
Denver Tram w ay Terminals Co
1st M g gu 5s 1927-40. M&S 6
7%
D erby Gas & E lectric C orp—•
1st lien 5s 1946___________ F&A
95
Derry (N H) E lec 8s 1 9 5 1 --M &S
102
7s 1932____________________J&D
98
Des M oines & C ent la E lec Co8 F 6s 1937 opt series A _ M&S
_
10144
8 F 5s 1937 op t series B ___M&S
92
Des M oines El 5s 1 9 3 8 --M & N
101 ’
—
Des M oines C ity R y 5s ’3 6 - -J& J
Des M oines E lec Co—
1st M 5s. 1938___________ M & N
10044
Detroit C ity Gas Co—
107
1st M 6s 1947 series A ____ J&J
D et & Sub Gas 1st 5s ’28-J& D
9944
101
Detroit Edison 1st g 5s 1933.J&J
1st & ref 5s July 1 1940___M & S
10144
1st & ref 6s July’40 ser B -M & S
10744
Gen & ref 5s 1949 series A .A & O
10144
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B --J & D
10154
136
Oonv deb 7s Jan 15 ’28-J& J15
O onv deb 7s Feb 1929_ F&A
_
136
O onv deb 7s M ar 1930___M&S
136
O onv deb 6s D ec 15 1932-J&D 136
Det United 4>4s 1932 o p t .-J & J
93
1st M & coll tr 6s 1929____ J&J
30
D et R y 1st 5s 1924. ............J&D
D et Ft W ayne & Belle Isle—
1st g 5s A pr 1 1928____ A&O
D et M on & Tol Short Line R y
1st M g 5s Jan 1933____J&J
45
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line
1st gold 5s 1950_________ J&J
Det Ypsil Ann Arbor & Jack—
1st gold 5s 1926_________ F&A
Dom inion Pow & Transmission—
1st 5s 1 9 3 2 -______
A&O
9644
D D E B & B R R — See Third A v Ry
Dubuque Electric C o—
1st 6s, 1942______________ A&O
103
Duke Price Power C o—
1st M s f 6s 1966 Ser A ..M & N
10244
Duluth-Superior Traction Co
Duluth St R y 1st g 5s ’3 0-M & N
9644
Gen M 5s 1930_________ M&N
92
Duquesne Light— See Phila C o
Duquesne Trac— See Phila Co
Eastern C onnecticu t Pow C o—
1st M s f 5s 1948 series A . A&O
98
Eastern M ass Street R y C o—
3erial ref 6s Jan 1927-1929____
9844
R ef M 4>4s 1948__________ J&J
66
72
Ref M 5s 1948_____________J&J
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser C -.M & S 1 5
83 44
Ref 6s Jan 1948 series D .A & O
83 44
R ef 6s Jan 1948 series E .M & N
8344
Lynn & Bos 1st 5s g ’2 4 ..J & D
E xtended to 1929___________
98
Eastern M ich Edison C o—
1st g 5s 1931___________ M & N
101
Eastern N J Power C o—
1st M 6s 1949 ___________ J&J 10044
98
1st M 5 44s 1949__________ J&J
Eastern Oregon Light & Pow C o—
1st M
>qqQ
A&O
101
98
Eastern Pa R ys 1st 5s 1 9 3 8 --J& J
Eastern Tex El C o 5s 42___M & N
97
5 % 3-year notes 1928____ F&A
99

f T h i s p rice in clu d e s a ccru ed in te re st,




37

PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS

N O T IC E .— A ll b o n d p rice s are “ a n d In terest*' e x c e p t w h e re m arked
B on d s.

10344 Eastern W isconsin E lectric C o —
1st & ref 5s 1947 _______ M&S
1st lien & ref 6s 1942 ___J&D
99
1st Hen & ref 6 44s 1948- M & S
Sheboygan E lec 5s 1 9 4 6 --J& J
East B ay W ater 544s 1 9 4 6 ..J & J
. ____
Un & re f 744s ’36 ser A ..M & S
Un & ref 6s 1942 ser B__ M&S
Un & ref 6s 1944 ser C - ..M & S
U nif & ref 6s 1955 ser D_ -M&S
Unified & re f 5s 1956 Ser E M&S
10554
544% gold notes 1928____ F&A
East Penn Elec C o—
1st M & ref 6s 1953______ J&J
East St Louis (111) L t & P ow —
75
..............J& D
1st 5s 1940.
75
East St Louis & Suburban C o—
C oll trust g 5s 1932 o p t ..A & O
76
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
M&N
East Palm & Beth 6s 1 9 3 9 --J& J
Ry
E conom y Lt & Pow (Joliet, 111)—
1st M s f gold 5s 1956____J&D
102
Edison Elec Ilium o f B oston—
4 44s% gold notes 1 9 2 8 --J&J 15
9944 Ed El Ill(B kn)S ee Kings C oE L & P
Edison El 111 (N Y ) — See N Y G
Edison Elec Co (Lancaster)—
R efunding 5s 1943 . . . F&A
10244 Eighth A ve R R — See N Y R ys
10)
Elec & Peop— See Phila R ap Tran
Electric Pow C orp (G erm any)—
105
1st s f 644s 1950______ ..M & S
10054 Electrical Securities C orp—
C oll trust s f 5s 1935 op t F& A
104 44
11044
C oll tr s f 5s 1955 —
A&O
Coll tr 5s 1956- - - ..J & J
10244
Eliz Plainf & Cent JlSee P ublic
100
Eliz & Trenton R R |Serv C orp
Elmira W ater, Light & R R —
1st & con g 5s 1 9 5 6 -. ..M & S
El Paso El Co coll tr g 5s ’3 2 . J&J
1st M 5s 1950 Ser A . . _ ..J & D
11144
95
E m pire District E lectric C o —
1st 5s 1949_______________M & N
9244 E m pire Gas & Electric C o —
Gen & ref 6s ser A 1952___J& D
10244
E m pire Gas & Elec and E m pire
106
C oke jt lst& ref 5s ’41 o p t.M & S
104
Em pire Gas & Fuel—
lst& ref con v7 44s’37 ser A M&N
10644
1st & ref 6 44 s’41 (with war) A&O
100' E quit G & E Utica 5s 1942-A&O
E quit 1 1 Gas, Phila. 5s g ’28-J& J,
1
97
Erie Railways—
1st & ref 6s 1954_________A& O
5744
Erie El M otor s f g 5s 1941 A&O
101
Erie Ltg 1st M 5s 1 9 6 7 ..A & 0
103 44 Erie & Suburban R y 5s ’4 1 -A & O
10244 E vansv G & E L 5s ’32 op T 2 J& D
Excelsior Springs W at Gas & El—
1st M 6s 1932 o p t ________J& D
10044
Fairm ont & Clarksburg T rac—
100
1st g 5s 1938 op t 1913___A&O
9644 Fall River E lec Light Co—
97
1st M 5s 1945 series A ____ J&J
Feather River Power C o—
56
1st M 6s 1929-1963_______J&J
Federal Light & T raction—
1st s f g 5s 1942 o p _____ M&S
99
1st lien g 6s 1942 s tp d ____ M & S
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B ..J & D
644% Fed St & Pleas Val— See Phil Co
Florida Power & Light—
1st 5s 1954_______________ J&J
Florida Public Service C o—
—
1st M 644s 1 9 4 9 - .. ............ F&A
1st 6s 1955 series B ________A&O
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1 94 5 --A & O
Ft Pitt Traction— See Phila Co
10144 Ft Smith Light & T raction—
1st M g 5s M ar 1 ’36 o p t --M & S
9844
F t W Van W ert & Lim a T rac—
1st M g 5s 1930 guar_____ J&J
102
Ft W orth Pow & L 5s ’3 1 --F & A
10744 42dS tM & StN A v— See 3d A v R y
Galesburg R y Ltg & Pow er—
102
Con 5s Oct 1934_________ J&D
Galesb R y & L 5s 1934_________
10144
108
G alv Elec Co 1st 5s ’40 o p .-M & N
10144 G alveston-H ouston Elec R y —
1st M s f g 5s 1954 o p t _ A&O
_
10154
139
644% secured notes 1 9 3 1 .. J& D
139
Gas & El o f Bergen Co 5s ’49 J& D
139
Gen 5s N ov 1 1954______ M & N
139
Gatineau Power C o—
94
1st 5s 1956 _____________ -J& D
32
Debenture gold 6s 1941.J&D15
Georgi i-Oarolina E lectric C o —
1st M 6 % notes 1929____ J& D
Ga R ow & Ip s— See B & N St R y
Georgia Light Power & R ys—
50
1st lien s f g 5s 1941 o p t .-M & S
C ent Ga Pr 5s ’38 o p t’ 13 M&N
Georgia R y & Elec 5s 193 2 --J& J
R efg & im pt g 5s ’49 s f ___J&J
—
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939--J& J
Georgia Elec Lt 5s 193 0 --J& J
Atlanta N orthern R y C o—
1st guar 5s ’ 54 op ’90___J&J
Georgia R y & Power—
1st & ref s f 5s 1954 o p t -.A & O
104
Gen M 6s 1947__________ A&O
Gen M 7s 1941__________ M&N
10254
Grand Rapids R y—•
l s t s f 7s 1939_____________M&N
9744
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
94
1st M 7s 1944___________ F&A
1st & gen 6 )4s 1950______ J&J
G t Falls Pow 1st 5s ’40 o p .-M & N
reat Lakes Power, Ltd—
100
1st M 6s 1927-1944_____ M&N

B id .

9544
10144
103 44
98
104
10544
104

10644
96
86
99
100
9954

10044

94
97
9644
9644

98
102
98

101
103
98
103 44
9644

101

10444
93
93

101

83
9944

93?4
10244
9844
943

102
97

9244
100
97
97
88
27
9944
9744
98
87
65
96
102 54
100
93 44
98
9844
98
97 54
9954
98 54
9844
9954

10044
10544
10444
80
94 54
87 54
10344

101

“ t”

|

a n d In co m e a n d d e fa u lte d b o n d s.

A sk.

9944
99
1st & ref 6s M ar 1949____M&S
102 44
1st & ref 6s 1952 ser C ____ F&A
104
5-year 544% notes 1930-M & N 2 • 0
10
reen Bay Gas & Elec C o—
1st & ref 5s 1935............-M & N
9944
______
reenwich Tram 1st 5s ’3 1 . .J & J
85
Hackensack W at 4s ’52 op ’ 12J&J
Hagerstown & Frederick R y —
102
1st & ref 6s 1944________A&O
100
10144 Hamburg (Germany) Elec C o—•
99
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935___M & N
9844
Harrisburg L & P 5s 1952--F & A 1 10044
Uart St R y— 1st g 4s 1930--M & S j
90
tarwood El 5s ’39 op ’ 14____ J&Ji 10244
99"
l
1st & ref s f g 6s ’42 o p _ M&Sj 107
_
9944' lavana Elec R y , Light & Power!
Gen M 5s 1954 series A _ M & S
_
10144
Havana E lec R v 5s 1952- F& \
91
92
D eb g 544s 1 9 5 1 -_____ M & S
k L ast sale .
I In L o n d o n
r C a n a d ia n p rice
s Sale p rice
67"
75
85
85
85

B on d s.

B id .

Helena L t& R y 1st 5s '25 op_M & S / 93
97
Certificates o f d eposit_________ I
103
Herkim er C ounty Light & Power
1st 5s 1930________________ J&J!
99
Hest M an & Fair Pass R y — See P hila R T
99
H om e T elep & T eleg(L os Angeles,
100
106
Cal) 1st 5s 1 9 3 3 -.......... -J& J
1st refunding 5s 1945_____ J&J 10044
10444
H om e T el & T el o f Spokane—
_
_
1st M g 5s M a y 1 5 ’36-M &N 15
9944
41
H ortonia Power 5s 1945____ F&A
61
8 % notes 1926___________ F&A
H oughton C o (M ich ) E lec Llgh ‘
99
1st g 5s Jan 1 1927 o p t ____J&J
10744
H oughton C o T rac 1st 5s ’3 7 . J&J
97
H ous H om e T elep 5s 1 9 3 5 ..M & S
9944
99
H ouston L t & P ow 5s 1 9 3 1 ..A&O
9844
1st lien & re f 5s 1953____ M&S
8644
____
103
1st lien & re f 6s 1953 ser B .A&O
102
87
1st lien & re f 544s’54 ser O.M&S
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1 9 4 9 .-M & N
10244
101
H ydraulic Power o f N iag Falls10344
1st & refunding 5s 1950___J&J
R e f & Impt 5s 1951______ A&O
10344
100446
9844
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947____ J&J
1st lien gen M 8s 1930____J&J
First Hen gen M 7s 1947___J&J
102
111 Bell T elep 1st 5s 1 9 5 6 ---J & D
10244
Illinois Cent T ra c 5s 1933--J& D
9144
103
Illinois El P ow 1st 6s 1 9 4 3 --A&O
Illinois N orthern Utilities C o—
95
1st & re f 5s 1957 o p t _____ A&O
9444
Illinois Power & Light C orp—
99
1st & re f 6s 1953 seris A ..A & O
10344
100
1st & ref 544s 1954 Ser B ..J & D
9844
9844
D ebenture 7s 1953_______ A&O
103 44
97
Illinois Power 1st 5s 1933___ J& D
106
1st 7s 1936__________ _____ J&D
102
J&D
1st 6s 1 9 4 4 ...........
99
96
Illinois Valley R y 1st 5s ’3 5 .M & S
India na Colum bus & E T rac—
1
9944
Gen & ref g 5s '26 op ' l l M & N /
Col Lon & Springf 5s '2 0 . A& O / 22
102
55
D a y t Spgf & Urb 5s ’2 8 -.M & N
Indiana Electric Corp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A . — M & N
9944
103
1st M 644s 1953 series B ..F & A
9844 Indiana Gas Utilities C o—
95
1st 5s 1 9 4 6 - - ..............
J&J
103
84 44
Indiana Ltg 4s 1958 o p t____ F&A
9944
9644 Indiana & M ich El 5s 1 95 7 --F & A
103
1st & ref 5s 1955_________ M&S
9844
Ind N at Gas & O— See Peo G L&C
100
Indiana Power 6s 1944____M & N
96
1st lien 744s 1941 ser A ..M & N
102'
lstlien& gen 644s’41 ser B . M & N
644% notes 1928_________ F&A
9944
10144
96
85
Indiana R y & Lt 1st 5s '4 3 --J & J
100 Indiana Service C orp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1 1 95 0 --J& J
93 44
Adjustm ent m ortgage_________
9254
Indiana Union Traction—
94
1st g 5s July 1 ’33 op '0 8 .A & O
444
Indiana N or 1st g 5s 1933-A & O
444
Indianap Colum bus & Sou T rac—
1st M g 6s Feb 1 1948____ F&A
9844
99
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952___A&O
10144
Indianap L & H 5s 1940____ A&O
9 4 ’ 4 Indianap & M artinsv R ap Tran—
1st g 5s 1923 o p t ----------------J&J
6744
102 44
100
Indianap New Castle & Eastern—
5
1st 6s 1932_____________________
Indianap N or— See Un T r o f Ind
9244 Indianapolis & N orthwest T rac—
1st g 5s 1923 ext to 1 9 3 3 .-M&S
6844
103
Indianapolis & Southeast T rac—
99
1st M g 5s 1935___________ J&J / — .
100
Ind Shelby & S E 5s 1932
Indianapolis T rac & Term C o—
94 H
1st s f gold 5s Jan 1 1 9 3 3 --A & O
90
Indianap St gen 4s 1933___J&J
6244
85
Citizens' St con 5s g ’3 3 - -M & N
31
Indianapolis W ater—
—
1st & ref g 444s 1940 o p t . .J& J
9444
1st lien & re f 544s 1953___M & S
103 44
Interborough-M etropolitan C o —
.
C oll trust g 444s 1956____ A&O /
9844
99
Guar Trust certif o f d e p o sit. _ /
90
Stpd ass’t ’d & 16% s u b s .. /
Stpd as del o f 16% su b ------ / - 69
Stpd as to del on surrender
98
o f 6 0% o f b on d s_______ / . . . .
____ tnterborough R apid Transit—
—
1st & re f g 5s ’66 o p ta x -e x. J&J
6954
Stam ped_____________________
6954
93 54
0 % notes 1932........
A&O
74 44
O onv g 7 % notes 1932 — M & S
9844
9444
International Power Sec Corp—
89
100
6 44% sec bonds 1955 SerCJ&D
Sec 7s 1936 D (with war) J&J
9444
international R ailw ay(B uffalo)—
100
84
B u ff R y 1st con M 5s g ’3 1 .F & A
71
B u ff T rac 1st 5s 1948____ J&D
98 44
Cross St R y 1st 5s g ’3 2 - -M & N
8344
10054
98
99
B u ff Bell & Lan 5s 1 9 2 7 .-J & D
99 l4
B u ff & L ock 1st g 5s 1 9 3 8 --J& J
70
B uffalo & N iag Falls Elec R y —
10044
69
1st M 5s gold 1935______ J&J
Internat R y re f 5s ’62 o p .M & N
6644
International Telep & Teleg—
C onv deb 20-year 544s '45M & S 109 44
10144
97
10644 Interstate El C orp 6s 1933-M&S
97
Debenture 7s 1932________J&D
105 &
2
Interstate Power C o—
85
1st M g 6s series A 1 94 4 -.J & J
9944
1st M g 6s series B 1944--J& J
99 44
95
General 7s 1934___________ J&J 100
88
interstate Public Service C o—
1st & ref 544s 1950 ser C .-A & O
97 54
10454
Interstate R ys— C oll trust g 4s
103
50
1943 opt 1913................... ..F & A
100 Iowa Power & Light—
1st M 6s 1955 Ser A _____ M&N
102 54
9944
1st 544s 1956 ser B _______M&N
100
10344
Iowa R y & Lt (Cedar R apids)—
1st & ref 5s 1932 opt ’ 1 5 --M & S
99
101"
1st & re f 5s Oct 1945_____ M & N
1st & ref 5 44s Oct 194 5 --M & N
10044
90
Iowa Southern Utilities—
100
1st & ref 6s 1943_________ F&A
8544
I 1st & ref 544s 1950________ J&J
9644
10044 Ironw ood & Bessemer R y & Light
1st s f g 5s ’36 npt after ' 15 F&A
96 54
9944 Italian Public Utilities 7s 1952___
88541
( Jackson Cons T r— See Mich E .R y
Jackson (M ich) Gas 5s g ’3 7 -A & 0
98441
10344, Jackson (Miss) Public Service—
100 |
1st M 6s 1934____________ A& O
108
101 |
Jacksonv(Fla)G as s f as '4 2 ._ J& D
105
91 1
80
97 ! Jacksonville T rac 1st 5s '3 1 -M&S
Jacksonv Elec 5s ’27 o p t.M & N
96
9244

A$k

94

101

10054
45

66
100

10044

103 44

9944
10244
9344
104
9544
104 44
10044
10444
9844
104"
3
25
58
10044
105
96
8544
10044
98 54
10144

10244
—

94 44
9354

8
8

101
100
10244
70
— 70

9544
6444
87
9544
—

1944
12

7054
70
75
9454
9354

100
86
73
85
100
74
73
67

109#
99
100
10044
10044
10144
9844
51
10354
101
100
io i"
9744
98
89
—

101 44
102 44
93
98

PUBLIC! UTILITY BONUS

38

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NOTICE.— All bon d prices are "a n d interest” except where marked “ f ” and incom e and d efau lted bon ds.
Bonds.

B id .

A sk.

B onds.

B id .

|

A sk.

Bonds.

B id .

-J&J
Jacksonv (111) Ry & Lt 5s ’31-J&J
96
b
—
9736 Manchester Tr L t & Power —
Jamaica \ ater Supply C o—
\
____ IS
1st ref 5s Aug 1952____________
9836
lstgol- 5 Vis scries A 1955-J&J 10036 10136
____ b
100
7s A ug 1952______ ________
110
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Oorp—
M »n hattan El con 4s g '9 0 -A & O
65
65 36 is
94 36
1st & ref 5H s 1945 series A F&A
97 %
2d void 4s 2013
___
J&D
58
b
57
98
Jer City Hob & Pat— See P S Corp
Sec g 6s 1945_____________M&S
M annheim & Palatinate E lec Cos
9536
Johnstown (Pa) Telephone Co—
15-yr s f 7s 1941
.J & D
95
9636 b at Pow & L Inc 7s 1972— . J&.T
1st & ref 5s 1942________ F&A
99
98"
M anila Electric C orp —
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A _____F&A
101
Johnstown (Pa) Traction—
M anila Elec R R & Ltg C orp —
is!at Public Service Corp—
1st & ref 5s July 1943___ J&D
64
97
1st lien & coli tr 5s '5 3 . .M&S
98
Coll tr s f 636s 1955 ser A ..F & A
97
101
79
Manila Sub R ys 1st 5s 1946-M&S
Johnst Pass Ry 4s ’31___ J&D
101
b ebraska Power 1st 5s '4 9 --J&D
81
Joplin&PittsRy 1st 5s'30 op.M&S /
4
M anitoba Power C o Ltd —
1st M 6s 1949....................-J&D 105
7
Kankakee (111) G & E 5s ’30-M &S
99
Deb 6s 2022_____________ M&S 100
1st M s f 536s ’ 51 ser A ____J&J
96
9636
Kansas City Gas 1st 6s 1942.F&A 10536 10636 M anuf'rs W at (Pa) 5s 1939-J& D 100
103
101
b fevada-Calif Elec 6s 1946--J&J
1st M 5s 1946_________ F&A
98 36
99
M arion (O) W ater C o —
1st mtge 5s 1956________ A&O
9336
100
Kansas City Power & Light—
1st mtge 6s 1943 ____ _.J& D
104
b
98
111
1st M 5s 1952 series A ____M&S 10236
b
102 36 M arket St Ei Pass R y — See P R T
Kansas City Railways—
103
b
Market St Ry (San Francisco) —
1st M 5s July 7 1944.........J&J / 62
-See P S Corp—
65
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A . .
-Q-J
97 36
9736 b
Ian) Pow Co—
2d M 6s July 7 1944_____ J&J /
4
7
M aryl'd El Rys 1st gu 5s '31 A&O
95 36
96 36 b
...................M&S
2d M 5s July 7 1944_____J&J /
4
1st & ref 6 36s 1957 ser A ..J & J
97
7
1st M 5s 1937_____
8836
9636
Coll gold notes 7s May 15
Balt & Ann S L 5s 1 9 4 6 --F & A
65
b ew Chester (Pa) W a ...
59
93
1921_______________M&N 15 / 79
99
1st 5s Mar 1 1943________ M&S
81
Massachusetts Gas 4 36s 29. J&J
99 36
Kansas Elec Power 6s 1937-J&D 104 36
D eb g 4 36s D ec 1 9 3 1 ------ J S D
9836 b
9836
58
let M 6s 1943___________ J&D 104)6
103
1st coll tr 5s Jan 3 1932— J&J3
102
20-year s f 536s 1946J&J
1st M 5s 1951___________ J&D
__
96
Massachusetts Lighting Cos—
b
103 36
Kansas Gas & Elec 6s 1952. M&S 105 36 105 36
100
____ b
96)6
D eb g 7s 1927- 28_______ J&D
Deb gold 6s 2022 series A -M & S
94
95
5s gold Oct 1 1932_______ A&O
D eb g 7s 1930
---A&O
100
10036
101
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st 5s 1952 series A ______J&D
M cG a v & M t V— See Nash R y& L
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt '14-F&A
80)6
1st 436s 1961 Ser B _____M&N
9336
8136 M em phis Power & Light C o—
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949-J& D
92
95
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A ____ J&J
99 36 10036 b
.M&S
Kentucky Utilities Co—
106
1st gold 4s 1950 opt1st & ref 6s 1948 ser B — J&J
64 36
105
.F&A
98 36
lBt lien 6s 1949 series E _ J&J 105
_
M em phis L & P 5s 1931. - J&J
100 36 10136 b
1st M 5s 1961 ser G _____ F&A
94
95
74
b
M em phis St Ry con g 5s '4 5 J & J
99 36
7136
Key System (San Fran-Oak Term)
100
2d mtge 5s 1929_________ A&O
96
Meridian Lt & Ry 5s '4 4 ___M&S
9436
1st M 6s 1938____________J&J
Consol & refg 5s 1933___ J&J
10036
10036 M etropolitan Edison C o—
108
b
Ref 5s 1938--_____
J&J
78)6
1st & ref 6s 1952 ser B ____F&A
10136
10736
88"
Ref 6s 1938............... .................
1st & ref 5s 1953 ser O ___J&J
100
10036 b
First mortgage 536 s July 1938-_
M etropolitan Elec C o (Reading)
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A__A & 0
9436
Key System Secur coll tr 6s 1933
1st & ref 5s 1955 Ser B _ J&D
_
8436
1st s f 5s 1939. - - - - . -A & O
9436
101
10236
91
90
Key Tel 1st g 5s '35 opt ’08--J& J
Gen M 4 36s 1935________ J&J
9136 M etropolitan Power—
____
98 X
Inc 6s Nov 1949 series A -.J & D
3% gold notes 1927_____M&N
---- J&D
1st 6s 1953 ser A . .
9436
9936
10536
88
89 iM et St R y— See N Y R ys
let 1 & ref 536s 1955 ser A . J&D
Series B _______________ J&D
103
M etropolitan W est Side “ L ” —
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37-A & 0
I few Orleans Ry & Light Co—
122 36 123
74
_
Purch money 6s g 1997_ A&O
Canal & Claib 1st 6s '46- M&N 106
1st gold 4s 1938___________ F&A
73 36
93
95
Edison El 1 1 Bkln 4s ’3 9 --J&J
1
N O Cy RR— Gen g 5s '43-J&J
Exten gold 4s 1938----------J&J
73 36
94 36
7236
Kings Co E ley Ry— See Bkln R T
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '3 5 -J&J r 58
N O Cy & Lake 5s 1943-J&J
96
99
102
70
97
Kings Co Gas & 1 1 1st 5s'40-A&O
1
M ex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '33 s f„F & A r 6636
NO&Carroll con 5s Feb'33_J&J
100
Edison El 1st 5s 1929___J&J
Kings C oL tg 1st ref 5s '5 4 --J&J 1003-6 101
99 36
Miami Valley Elec 6s 1 9 4 5 --J&J
99
110
112
10
N O Pow-House Co 5s '41.J&J
1st ref 636s 19 54-..............J & J
98 36
M ich Elec R y 5s 1948. — J&J /
636
___
St Charles St 1st g 4s '5 2 --J&J
86
Jack Cons T rac 5s 1 9 3 4 .-M &N f
Kingsport Utilities 6s 1937-A&0 10036 101
7
101
c
103
1st 7s 1937 series B ______A&O
Michigan Gas & Elec Co—
1 lewp News & Hamp R y, G S E—
102
92
1003
1st & ref 5s 1944_________ J&J
Klnloch Long Dist Tel 5s '2 9 -J&J ICO
1st & ref 6s 1943_________M & S
100
Newp News & Old Pt R y & El
Kinloch Telephone 6s 1928--F&A 10136 102
Michigan Light 1st 5s 1946-M&S
102)6
10136
92
93
95
Knoxv Gas 1st 5s '33 opt '1 3 -A&O
Michigan N or Pow 1st 5s '41 J&J
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938____ M&N
9936
9836
Knoxville Railway & Light
M iddlesex W ater C o (N J )—
-M&S
Gen g 5s Mar 1 1941.
96
Ponsol M 5s 1950__
F&A
------ ] r Y Cent Elec Cor
_ apt_____
_
9736
.M&S 101
Knoxville Trae 5s 1938_ A&O
_
M idland Util 5% notes '2 9 -M & N
99
1st M 536s 1950.
Lackawanna & Wyom Val R T —
5 % notes 1930 _______ M & N
9836 1
98 36
98
9536
_
1st lien & ref 636s 1941_ A&O
Coll trust 5s 1951________ F&A
11556
5 % notes 1931____ _____ M & N
9736
1st 1 & ref 5s ser B 1944--A&O 10236
M illv Etna & Sharps— See Phil Co
Laclede Gas Lt ref 5s 1934--A & 0 10036
10336
r Y Gas. Elec Lt, H & P Oo—
Milwaukee C oke & Gas C o—
1st M coll tr 536s '53 ser C.F&A
____
101
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948_______ J&D 100
1st M s f 736s 1933______ F&A
536% gold notes 1935___ F&A „ 99
10336
91
Milwaukee Elec R y & Ligh —
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949_ F&A
_
Lake Roland Elev— See Un Rys & Elec
78
82
97 5
6
Ed El 111, N Y , con g 5s’95-J&J 108
R ef & ext 436s g '31 o p t -.J & J
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '3 3 -J&J
9836
49
Gen & re f g 5s 1951 o p t .-J & D
Central Un Gas 5s g 1927--J&J
99 36
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933_ F&A
_
99 36 100
94
96
Equitable Gas 5s 1932____M&S 100 36
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B — J&D
9736
Lor & Clev g 5s '27 op '1 7 -J&J
9736
42
44
M ilw Light, H eat & T rac—
New Amster Gas 5s 1948--J&J
97 3
6
Sand Frem & Sou 5s 1936--J&J
N Y&ER Gas 1st g 5s '44-J&J
1st g 5s gu 1929 o p t . . M&N
9936
100
j.0036
Tol Frem & M o 636» 1925—
80
Milwaukee G L 1st 4s '2 7 --M & N
99 36
Con 5s 1945____________J&J
9836
Extended to 1933_______ J&J , 7636
.
9936
81
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004--J&J
Lake St Elev R R — See Chic & O akP kE lec Ry Milwaukee N orthern R y —
99
1st 5s Apr 1931- ___A & 0
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar..J&J
97
9836
Lansing Fuel & Gas 5s 1927______
,--North Un Gas 5s 1927---M &N
9936
Laurentian Power 68 1936_ J&J 10036 1013 Minn Anoka & C ayuna R ’ge RR
_
15
Standard G L 5s 1930---M & N
1st 5s 1935- - -M&N /
9936
Laurentide Power 5s 1946_ J&J 100
_
5
100
M inneap G L 5s Feb '3 0 — M&S
I Y Municipal Ry Corp—■
99
Gen M 536s 1946________ J&J
102 36
1st mtge 5s 1966_________ J&J / - 6 % gold notes Feb 1930_____
Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec—
10136
9836
[ Y & P a Telep & Teleg C o Minn Gen El 1st 5s '34 op__J& D
1st M 436s 1940 ser B ____F&A
101 36 102)6
Minn St R ys— See Twin O ’y R T
Gen s fd g 4sN ov 1929_ M&N
_
Lehigh Power Securities—
„„ , ,
93 36
r Y & Queens Elec Lt & Pow—
Deb g 6s 2026 series A ____F&A
93 34
9336 M innesota Power & Light C o 106
1st & ref 6s 1950_________M & N
105
1st cons g 5s Aug 1 1930--F&A 10036
Lehigh Valley Transit—
.
99
9636
1st & ref 5s 1955_________J& D
1st M g 5s Dec 1935 op t M&S
9636
98
9636
9836
8636
1
Mississippi Power Co—
1st M g 4« Dec 1935 op t.-M & S
8036
95)6
Steinway Ry 1st 6s 1922--J&J
16
Cons gold 4s 1935_______ J&D
1st & ref 5s 1955 - _
-M & S
J4 36
8036
ew York Railways Corp—
Mississippi Power & Light—
Ref & Impt g 5s 1960____J&D
9936
P r i .r lie n 6 s 1 9 6 5 ser A __ J & J
83
1st & ref 6 36s 1943 ser A - .J & D
Leh Val L & P 5s 1943____A&O
103 36 105
101
Mississippi Riv Pow 5s '5 1 - -J&J
Adj income 6s Jan 1 1965 Apr
26
Lex Ave & Pav Fy— See N Y Rys
10036
102
Participating rects— See Stocks
Sink fd deb 7s 1935. . M&N
Lex (Ky) R y— See Ky Tr & Term
101
9636
Missouri Edison El 5s 1927-F & A
Tew York Railways—
100
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941-J&D
60
Missouri Power & Light—
1st R E & ref 4s '42 op '16-J&J
Llndell Ry— See United Rys(StL)
,
9836
60
99)6
Guar Trust ctfs of deposit_
_
9836
1st M 536s 1955 Ser A ____M&S
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937--M&N
98)6 100
____
M obile Elec 5s '46 op '1 0 . -M&N
Adj Inc g 5s Jan 1942____A&O
Little Rock Ry & El 5s '33-A&O 10136
9836
4 36
____
102
M obile Gas imp & ref 7s '51 J&E
Bankers Trust ctfs o f depos.
Ref & ext g 6s 1938______A&O
10236
436
____
M ob Lt & R R 1st g 5s '3 7 . J& D
Bleeck St & FF 1st 4s '5 0 -J&J
Lockhart Power 536 s 1950-.F&A m 98
100
____
Cons g 5s 1941_______
_M&S
84
Bway & 7th Av Cons 5s’43 J&D
Lockport & Olcott Ry— See Int |
Trac (B uffalo)
7136
M onongahela St R y— See Phil Co
C tf dep stpd June '26 in t __
Long Is! Lighting 5s 1936--M&S! 1 0 1 1 0 2
69 36
108
B w a y Surf RR 1st 5s '2 4 --J&J
M onongahela Valley T raction—
1st ref 6s 1948________ J&J1 107 *6i
Cen Crosstown 1st 6s '22-M&N / 109
1st M g 5s '42 opt '2 2 - - J&E
9236
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser B ...M & S
99
M onongahela Valley W ater—
Col & 9th Ave 1st 5s '93-M&S / 13
Secured g 6s 1945_______ .J&J 101 36'
99
1st M 536® 1950 series A ___J&.
Eighth Ave ctf ind 6s '19-F&A / 85
9936
Lorain & Cleve R R — See Lake Sh Elec R y
Monongahela West Penn PubServ
Lex A ve & P Fy 1st 5s g '93 M&S / 35
he a Angeles Gas & Elec Corp—
. „„ I
97
Second Ave con 5s g'48 gu_F&A /
1st lien & ref 5 36s Ser B '53 F&A
9736
36
1st & ref g 5s 1939 o p t..-M & S
101361
106
M ontpelier & Barre L & P C o—
Trust Co certifs of deposit-. f
Gen & ref g 7 s '31 B & O ..J & D
J05
36
98
96
Receiver's certificates 1914- f 4136
1st ref 5s 1944 ______
A&C
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D ..M & S 108M!
M ontana Power—
Sixth Av RR pur M 5s '6 5 .J&J f 76
Gen & ref 536s 1943_____M&S }05
101
South Ferry 1st 5s 1919--A&O
1st & ref s f 5s '43 op '1 8 -_ J&J
98
Gen & ref 5 36s'47 ser E ._ J&D }05 1
10036
Third Ave—-See under “ T ."
6 M ontreal Lt, Ht & Pow C o—
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser G .-M & S J0836,
60
34th St Crosst 1st 5s '9 6 --A & 0
lst& coll tr g 436s '3 2 op ’ 12 J&. r 97 36
9736
Gen & ref 536s 1949ser I..A & O
J0336J
____
23d Street Ry 5s 1962____J&J
65
1
Gold 5s 1933 op t 1913____ A&O r ____
Los Ang G & E 5s 1934___ J&J 10036}
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
Montreal Tram ways—
Los Ang Pac Co— See Pac El Ry
1st ref M 6s 1951 series A.M&N
1st & ref g 5s 1941 o p t ___J&«
97 36
10236
97 36
boa Ang & Pasad— See Pac El Ry
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A .A & f r 92 36
92)6
1st ref 6s 1952___________M&N
Los Angeles Railway Corp—
____ N Y State G&ECorp 536s '62A&O
84
Gen! & ref 5s 1955 Ser B -A& C
10236
9236
1st & ref s f g 5s 1940____ J&D
§3
97
M orn'side El S tR y— See Phila Cc
1st 6s 1952........
J&J 103
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938__ A&O
9536
New York State Railways—
- Mountain H om e T elep C o—
Los Angeles Sub Gas Corp—
-----99
101
1st con g 436s '62 op '13-M&N
Gen 5s 1 9 3 8 -________ ______.T&«
5336
1st lien coll trust 7s 1938-M&S
----,
Mountain States Power C o—
1st con 636s 1962________ M&N
Louisiana Power 1st 6s '44..J & D 10336 105
93
96
1st & ref 5s 1 93 8 -________ <?&,
N V Steam 6s 1947..............-M&N 103 36
Louisville Gas & Electric Co—
,
101 36 10136
93
6|
1st M 6s 1938 series B — J&.
1st M 5s 1951_________ M&N
9936
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A ..M & N
9936
N Y & Suburban Gas— See Westc Chester
- Mt Wash St R y— See Phila C o
1st & ref 536s 1954 Ser B.M & N }04
102
100
101
Muncie El L 1st 5s '32 op '12 J&>
N Y Tel 1st 4 36s’39 tax ex_M&N
Louisv Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd-A&O 101
9836
95
110
iMuncie Hart & Ft W ayne Tr —
Deb 6s Feb 1 9 4 9 -.-_____F&A
Louisville Ry con M 5s g '30 J&J
94
10
20
Ref M 6s Oct 1941 _______ A&O
1st 5s g 1935 op t 1925 ___J&.
10836
2d mtge 4 36s 1940_______ M&S
§136
75
N Y Westch & Bos Ry— See Stea m RRs
M & U C T r C o— See Un T r o f Int
Gen M 5s 1950__________ F&A
.73
Niagara Falls Power 5s 1932-J&J
50. Municipal Gas (A lbany, N Y ) —
Louisville Water— See under Loui sville,
9936
105
107
Ref & gen 6s Jan 1932.-A&O 105
1st M 536s 4952 ser A ____ A&C
Lower Austrian Hydro-Electric—
____
1st & cons 6s ser AA '50-M &N 10536
86
Municipal Gas & Elec, R och —
1st 8 f g 6368 1944_____________
8536
—
Niagara Falls Water 5s 1927
1st M g 4 36® 1942 opt '12-A& C
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Electric— „ , .
94
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
6! Munic Service 5s 1942 _
M&S 1 9236
let ref&lmp g 5s’48 o p '1 3 .A & 0 10036
94 1 96
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A .-A & O 10036
6
Col tr s f 6s 1956_____ - .F&A
1st & ref 6s 1954_________ M&S 10536
8936
92
Norf & Atl Term— See Va Ry & P
6 Muskegon T r & Lt 1st 5 s '31 M&S !
Debenture 7s 1944______ J&J 10836
51 1 ____
Muskogee Elec Tr 5s 1934 M&b
105
Lykens Val L & P 6s 1945--M & S 102
99
101
M utual T elep( Pa) 1st 5s 1945A&C 1
Lynn & Boston RR-—See Eastern Mass S t Ry
97
- Nashville Railway & Light—
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '5 3 -J&J
99
Cons g 5s 1953 op t 1 90 8 --J&«
Madison Co (111) Light & Power—
94
99
96
R ef & ext gold 5s 1958 --J & . '
-J&D
1st g 5s 1936........
1
M cG a vock & M t Vernon—
Madison Gas & Electric Co—
105
2d series 6s July 1937_ J&J 104
_
1st ref 5s 1940
A&O 10036
_ Nashville Gas & H eating C o -- 1
100
Gen & ref 5s 1950_______ M&N
1st M gold 5s 1937 g u a r .-flU N ,
9936
10036
Madison Railways Oo—
74
80
1st g 5s 1936........
..M & N
Mad RlvPowlst 5s’35 gu op . F&A 101
!
6 Basis J i-'ms ptjco muiudes accrued interest. I Last sale, n Nominal. rOraadlan price, s Sale price.
t




A sk.

—
100
9536
96)6
9836
9736
102
106
101
104
9536
____
113
10336
90
95
62
10436
____
101
10136
9336
66
9936
____
____
____
—
95
95
9036
—
____
____
____
100
____
—
9336
98
102
11536
10236
9136
10036
97 36
9936
82
100
100 36
10036

10136
9836
5
—

83 36
2636
62"
6
10
53
72
71
15
38"
136
136
4336

6836

5436
69 36
10336
Ltg
99
11036
10836
10036
106
10536
10036

Oct.,

1920]

PTTBLTr!

UTILITY BONDS

N O T I C E .— A ll b o n d p r i c e s a r e “ a n d I n t e r e s t ” e x c e p t w h e r e m a r k e d “ f ”

B onds.
Norf & Ports Tr— See Va Rv & P
Norf Ry & Lt 1st 5s 1949-.M &N
Norfolk 8t 1st g 5s 1944_ J&J
_
North American Edison Co—
8 f g 6s Mar 15'52ser A.M&S15
8 f g 6H s 1048 ser B
MAS
North Amer Light & Power Co—
S f deb 534s 1956 ser S.
J&J
North Carolina Elec Power—
1st s f g »s Oct '40 op T 6 - . A&O
North Carolina Pub Serv Co—
1st & ref 5s 1934 opt . . A&O
1st & ref 5s 1956-.
- J&J
Sailsb & Spencer 5s '45__ M&N
North Hud Co Ry— See P 8 Com
North Hudson Lt, H & P Co
(Hoboken N J) 5s 1938--A&O
North Jer St Ry— See P 8 Com
North Shore Electric Co—
1st & ref g 5s '40 op '2 0 -_ -A&O
North Shore Gas Co o f Illinois—
1st gold 5s 1937 opt
. . F&A
North Calif Pow 5s 1932-..J& D
R & cons s f 5s '48 op '15 J&D
Northern Conn Power Co—
1st & ref 534s 1946___ M&S
Northern El Co Ltd 5s 1939 J&D
Northern Electric Co (Wisconsin)
1st mtge 6s 1929___ - - J&J
North lnd Gas & Li 6s '5 2 .-M&N
1st ref 5s 1929-. -A&O
Northern N Y Utilities, Inc—
1st M & ref 5s 1963______J&J
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A_ M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B. M&N
1st 1 & ref 6s 1943 C ___ M&N
1st 1 & ref 5 ^ s ser D '49- J&D
1st 1 & ref 5s 1955 ser E.-J& D
Watertown L & P 5s 1959 J&J
Northern Ohio Power—
- . F&A
10-yr 7s 1935- ___
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
1st consol gold 5s 1933___ J&J
1st consol gold 4s 1933___ J&J
1st lien & ref 5s 1956____ P&A
Gen & ref 6s 1947 ser A-.M&fe
Northern Ontario Lt & Power—
Sinking fund 6s 1946 _ J&J
Northern States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1941___
-A&O
_
1st & ref 6s 1941 ser B _ A&O
Oonv 6 34s 1933_ __
_
M&N
634% gold notes 1933___M&N
1st lien 6s 1948 ser A ____M&N
534% notes 1940___ - -J&D
Northern Texas Electric Co—
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt
J&J
Northern Texas Traction Co—
1st g 5s 1933 opt 1913___ J&J
Northwestern Electric Co—
1st gold 6s 1935________ M&N
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
1st mtge 5s 1941 o p t-- -M&S
Union El (Loop)5s g '45- A&O
Northwest Gas L & Coke (Chic
Cons g 5s Dec 1 1928___ Q-M
Cicero Gas gen & ref 5s '32 J&J
Northw Teleg— See W U Teleg
Norwlch(Ct)Gas & B g 5s'27-J&J
Nova Scotia Tr & Pow 5s 1946
Gen mtge 7s 1952 ser A A&O
Ogden Gas 5s 1946-- M&N
Ohio Gas & Electric—■
1st sinking fund 6s 1946 M&N
Ohio Pow 1st 7s 1951 ser A- J&J
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser B -J&J
1st & ref 6s 1953 - .
M&8
1st & ref 4 34s 1956 ser D .J& D
Deb g 6s 2024_______
.J&D
Ohio Public Service Co—
1st M & ref 7 34s '46 ser A A&O
1st & ref 7s '47 ser B ____ F&A
1st & ref 6s 1953 series O.M&S
_
1st & ref 5s '54 ser D _ M&S
Ohio River Edison Co—
1st m s f 6s 1948 - - ___ J&J
1st m s f 5s 1951
J&D
Ohio Service 1st 6s 1937
M&N
Ohio State Telephone—
Oous & ref s f 4s-5s 1944- J&J
Ohio Water 6s June 1933_______
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
1st M 5s 1950___________ M&S
Debenture gold 6s 1940 -M&S
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s '41 J&.l
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
1st consol g 5s 1928__ - -J&J
Omaha & Coun Bluffs Ry & Br
1st cons g 5s Jan 1 1928__ J&J
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13 F&A
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
1st gu g 5s '45 op bef '16. M&N
Orange & Pas Val Ry— See P S Oorp
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt M&N
Ottawa Elec 1st g 5s 1933
J&D

Bid.
97
99
10234
105

96
9 4 34

91

101
10034
10034
9834
9934
99
10434
9934
101
111
105
104
101
98 34
100
95
9134
87
96 34
99
99 34
105
11034
10234
103 34
9534
77
87
103
84
80
99 34
9934
9934
88
98
9934
106
9734
105
89 34
9934
11654
11434
108
99
10534
98
103
10134
97
9534
9734
3134
9334
71
84
10034
10034
64

r 10234
Ottawa L H & P 6s 1953-. - - - - r 100
Ottawa Traction—
1st M & col 534s July '55. -J&D 100
Pacific Coast Pow 5s 1940-M&S 100 34
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942 ...J&J
9534
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt '15- _J&J
8434
L A-Pac RR con 5s '31 A&O
96
L A Pa RR Cal 5s '43- -M&S
90
Los Ang & Pas 5s g 1928 J&J
Pasadena & M t L 4s '30 J&D
92
Pacific Gas & Ei ref 5s '42_ J&J
_
99 54
1st & ref 7s 1940 series A J&D 110
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B J&D 10834
1st & ref 5K s 1952 ser C J&D 10234
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser D - . J&D
9834
Gen & tef 5s 1942 - -- J&J
9934
Pacific Gas Imp 4s Sept '30 Q-M
Pacific Light & Power Corp—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1951 op M&S 103
Pac L & P Co lot 5s '4 2 - .-J&J 103
Guaranteed - - ________ -_
Pacific Lighting Corp—
Secured g 6s 1940 _____F&A
103
Pacific Pow & L 1st 5s '30 -F&A
9934
1st lien & gen M 8s 1930 F&A
Pacific Teleph & Telegraph—
1st & col tr s f g 5s 1937 J&J 2 10134
Ref M 5s 1952 series A _ M&N 10034
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952-- A&O
96
Pasa & M t Lowe— See Pac El Ry
Paterson R v— See Pub Serv Corp
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Electric
consol gold 5s 1949.
M&S 10234
6 Baals.

Ask.

10034
10134
96
8534
9134
100
11034
103
98)4
100

. _
10034
102
101
97
____

/ T h is p rice in clu d es a ccr u e d In terest,




Bid.

B onds.

Pawtucket Gas 4s 1932.
M&N
98
Peekskill Lt & RR 5s 1930 -A&O
100
Peninsular Telephone Co—
1st 5 34s 1951_____ _____J&J
103
Conv deb 6*4s '34 ser A ..A & 0
10534 Penn Central Light & Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1 9 5 0 - ___
A&O
1st & ref 6s 1953_______ J&D
1st & ref 534s 1 9 6 4 .................1st * ref 5 1 4 s 1975-. - - A&O
Penn-Ohio Edison Co—
Deb a 6s 1950 ser A _____M&N
9634
95
93
Penn Public Service 5s 1962-F&A
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser D _ J&D
_
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
1st M 5s 1946 ser A ___
A&O
1st M 6s 1946__________ M&N
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
1st 1 & ref 534s '55 Ser A M&S
10134
Deb 6s 1976 (with warr).M&S
Pennsylvania Ltg 5s 1910- J&J
___ Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt—
1st & ref 5 34s '54 ser A
J&J
Deb g 6s 1939________ ..J& J
Young-Sh Ry & L 5s '31--J&J
9934
Pennsylvania Power Co—
_
- J&J
1st mtge 5s 1956_
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
1st & ref 7s ser A 1951 .F&A
10534
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser B_ A&O
10034
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser C ._ M&S
102
1st & ref 5s ser D 1953- M&S
113
Pennsylvania Util 5s 1946.. A^O
10534 Penn Water & Power s f 5s '40J& J
105
1st ref 534s 1P53 ser A ._ A&O 102
Pensacola E] Co 1st 5s '31 F&A
9934 People’s G L & Coke, Chicago—
101
1st cons g 6s 1943 A&O
Refunding gold 5s 1917 M&S
98
Chic G L & C 1st 5s 1937.-J&J
Consum Gas 1st g 5s '3 6 -.J&D
—
lnd Nat G&O g 5s '36 gu.M&N
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s '47 M&N
9234
88
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1st lien 5 34s 1941_______ J&J
9634
Conv 5 34 % notes Dec 15 ’26-’28
with warrants . .
____ b
9934
People's Traction— See Phila R T
100
Peoria Bloom & Champ Trac—
1st gold guar 5s 1936___ M&N
10534
11034 Peoria W W Co pr 1 5s '4 8 --M&N
103
1st con 4s 1948 ______ -M&N
1st con 5s 1948. - _____M&N
10434
Deb 4s 1950. _
. . M&N
9634
Philadelphia Company—
80
1st col! trust g 5s 1949
M&S
Cons M coll tr g 5s 1951-M&N
90
Stamped - . . - .
__
1st ref & coll tr 6s '44 ser A F&A
Conv deb 534s 1938
M&S
10334
All eg Belle & Per 5s 1935-A&0
Ardmore Street 5s 1958--A&O
8534
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929--J&J
83 J4
Citizens' Trac 1st 5s '27 -A&O
Duquesne Light 6s 1949.-J&J
10034
1st & coll tr 534s '49 B.J&J
100J4
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s '3 0 --J&J
Fed St & P V 5s M ay 1 '42-J&J
Ft Pitt Trac 1st 5s 1935..J&D
100
Millv Et & Sh 5s 1923--.M & N
Monong St Ry 5s g 1928 J&D
10034
Wilk & E Pit 1st g 5s'29-M&S
M orn’side El St Ry 5s '35 A&O
107
Mount Washington St Ry—
1st & coll tr gu 5s 1933 A&O
9734
. _
Pitts Alleg & M gen 5s '30 A&O
Pitts & Bir Tr 5s g 1929-M&N
90
100
B K & A Trac 6s 1931--M&S
Brownsv Ave 5s 1926--F&A
• W Liberty 1st g 5s '30 J&J
11634
Pitts & Charleroi 5s '32. M&N
115
Pittsb Rys 5s 1953 _ -A&O
_
Pitts Trac 1st 5s 1927.. A&O
9934
So Trac 1st & coll tr g 5s '50 A&O
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934.. -J&D
10534
Gold 5s July 1933______J&J
9834
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs .J&J
West End Trac con 5s '38 J&J
10234 Phila Elect 1st 5s 1966--- A&O
100
1st M 4s 1966______ __ A&O
1st lien & ref 6s 1941_____J&D
1st & ref 5 )4s 1947.- - _J&D
9534
1st lien & ref 534s 1953 M&N
9734
33
First lien & ref 5s 1960 -J&J
9434 Philadelphia Flee Power Co—
1st mtge 534s 1972
..F & A
7234 Phila & Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1955_________
F&A
87
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tf g 5s 1957 opt s f .F&A
10134
S f guar 5s '62-opt T 7 -. -M&S
101
6s gold 1962 - - - M&S
Eq tr 534s ’27-’33 (s-a) _F&A
67
Eq 5 34s '26-’34 (yr)_.J&D 15
Darby Media & Ches St Ry
Best Mantua & Fairm 5 34s ’34
Market Street Elev Pass Ry
1st g gu 4s 1955
M&N
Union Traction—
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs ’45 -A&O
People’s Traction Co—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s ’43 F&A
W Phila Pass 2d 5s '26 M&N
Extd at 534% to 1956___
Philadelphia Suburban Gas& Elec
1st M & ref g 5s '60 op T5 F&A
Gen M 6s 1969--- -J&D
1st consol 6s 1943 ______J&D
Phila & W Ches Tr 4s 1954- J&J
Phila & West Ry 5s 1960 _ J&J
Piedmont & North 1st 5s 1954 - J&J
Pine Bluff Co 5s 1942 ___ J&J
1st 6s 1942_________ _____ J&J
Pitts Alleg & Man— See Phila Co
Pitts & Birm Tr— See Phila Co
Pitts & Charleroi— See Phila Co
P McK & Con— See W Penn Rys
Pittsburgh Trac— See Phila Co
Pittsburgh Rvs— See Phila Co
Pittsburgh Utilities Com-—
2-yr 5% notes Aprl5’28_A&015
Pontiac Light 1st 5s 1927.-J&J
Portland (Ore) Elec Power Co—
1st 1 & ref 6s 1947 ser B_ -M&N
1st 1 & ref 534s 1951 ser C.M&N
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke—
1st & ref g 5s '40 opt '20. _J&J
1st general 7s 1940_______ J&J
Portland Gas 1st 5s 1951 -F&A
k L ast sale .

I In L o n d o n ,

39

a n d In co m e a n d d e fa u lte d b o n d s .

Ask.

B onds.

Bid.

Ask.

66
63
Portland (Me) RR 3 !4s 1951-J&J
93 34
85
83
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945__ M&N
95
Portland Ry Lt & Power—
9134
9134
100
101
1st & ref s f 5s 1942 op __ F&A
119
1st & ref 6s 1947 series B.M&N
10034 101
10734
1st 1 & ref 7 348 '46 ser A . M&N 107
97
9534
Portl’d Ry ref 5s '30 op M&N
10034 102
____
92
104
105
City & Sub con 4s '30 -J&D
103
Port Gen Elec 1st 5s '3 5 --J&J 10034 101
103 34
____
99 M
Portland (Me) Water 4s '27-F&A
9734 100
Porto Rico Rys, Ltd—
____
112
1st g 5s Nov 1 1936 op _M&N r 89
H IM
r
7434
92
92 34
99
100
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944
J&D 1 0 1
9834
9934 Potomac Edison Co—
10354 10434
1st M 634s 1948 - _____M&N
____
9934 10034
1st M 6s 1949--. . . .
.M&N 101
___
Potomac El Pow 5s '29 op _J&D 10034
10334 105
___
Cons M g 5s 1936 guar -J&J 10034
____
96
98
Gen Hen & ref 6s 1953
A&O 106'4
____
93
95
Refunding 7s 1 9 4 1 ._____A&O
10534
Power Corp o f N Y—•
10034
10434 10534
1st M 634s 1942 Ser A-M&N
103
101
101
1st M s f 6s 1942 Ser B ..M & N
10134
100
100
99
10034
Deb g 634s 1927______ -F&>
92
9434
98
100
Power Secur coll tr 6s '49- -J&D
86
Incomes June 1949- - F&A f 82
98
Prov Secur— See Steam RR's—
9734
Public Service Co of Colorado—
_
_
____
10534 106 34
Conv s f deb 7s 1933.. .-A&O
99
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A . . M& S 101)4 102 34
9934
105
106
9834
1st & ref 5 34s '54 series B - M&S
97 M
99
1—
9934 Public Service Co of Nor 1 1
99 34
99
99
100 34
1st & ref g 5s 1956 o p '21 -A&O
102
1st ref 5 34s 196? series A. J&D 105 34 105 34
10234
1st & ref 51 1964 sori®s 1 J&J 104 34 104 34
_4s
1
103 34 105
9834
9834
1st & ref 5s 1966 series C M&N
9634
9834
Public Service Co of Oklahoma—
____
ser C M-VV
113
11334 1 First & ref /fa 1
98
101
97
1st mtge 5s 1961 ser C__ M&S
10134
10134 103
Public Service Oorp of N J—
__
10034
Trust certs 6% perpet
M&N 104 34 106
103 34 103 34
97 34
9834
Secured 6s 1944
_______ F&A
99
9934
Secured 5 34s 1956 - - - J&D
10034 103
8334
8434
Camden Sub 1st 5s 1946--J&J
62
60
93
9534
Cons Trac 1st 5s 1933-- J&D
Eliz Plainf & Cent Jersey Ry—
____
45
5.50 t 0 6%
1st g 5s Dec 1 1950___ J&D
____
8234
Elizabeth & Trent 5s '62-A&O
44
42
J C Hob & Pat 4s 1949. M&N
82
80
94
Newark Pass con 5s '30 -J&J
9234
96
9934 10034
Newark Term Ry 5s '55 -J&D
___
87
72
N Hud Co Ry cons 5s '28 J&J
87
83
S3
Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948--M&N
____
45
40
Or & Pass Val 1st 5s '38 -J&D
___
80
Paterson Ry— Con 6sg’31 J&D
104
50
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to '44 A&O
___
8334
9834
Riverside Trac 5s I960--J&D
8234
98 M
99 34
So Jersey Gas El & Trac—
103 34 10434
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1953.-M&S 10134 10334
10034 10134 Public Service Elec Pow Co—
90
10734
1st M s f 6s 1948______ - _A&O 107
8734
64
66
Public Service Elec & Gas Co—
82
85
10534
1st & ref 534s 1959 -A&O 105
93
96
1st & ref 5 34s 1964 _
A&O 10434 10534
10534 10534 Public Utilities Evansville—
101
_
_ J&J 100
10434 10534 1 1st & ref 6s 1929 _
82
86
Puget Sound Power Co—
78
75
10134
! 1st g gu 5s 1933 opt
J&D 100
73
76
Puget Sound Power & Light—
101
100
84
87
1st & ref 534 s 1949______J&D
___
91
1st & ref 5s 1931 series B F&A
9834
9934
8634
Puget Sound Electric Ry—
94
92
90
85
1st conso! g 5s '32 op F&A
96
92
Tacoma Rv & P 5s '29 A&O
91
93
Wash Coast Util 6s 1941. 10334 10434
82
86
Quebec Power Co—
___
___
1st M s f 6s 1953 ser A.A& O
103 34
8634
94
Quebec Ry Lt H & Pow—
95
85
Cons g 5s 1939 o p t .. .
J&D r 9434
___
83
Queens Bor Gas & El 5s '52.J&J 102
86
87
106 34 107 34
Ref 6s 1953_____________ M&S
90
93
Ouincv (111) Gas Elec & Heat—
90
96 34
1st cons g 5s 1935 op '10.M & S
9734
___
63
65
Ouincv G & E 5s 1929 - M&S
9934
91
70
75
Quincy (111) Ry 5s 1932 . F&A
9134
80
85
Racine (Wis) Water 5s '31 M&N
9634
9834
____
93
63
Railway & Light Sec 5s var
6234
75
78
Ran Tr St Ry— See Pub Ser Corp
104
10434 Reading Trac 6s 1933- - --J& J 103 34 10534
Rhine-Westphalla El Pr (Germ'y)
8734
107
Mtge g 7s 1950
- - --M & N
9934
9934
10734
___
____
107
107 34 Rhode Island Sub 4s 1950. _J&J
107
10734 Richmond (S I ) Lt & RR—
____
80
10134 102
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
----- J&J
Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt & P—
95
94
1st g 5s 1935. ------- J&J
10234 10234
Riverside Trac— See Pub Ser Corp
____
75
78
Roanoke G L 5s 1927 . — A&O 10034
Roanoke Rv & El 5s 1953..F&A
S834
9934
85
Roanoke Tr & Lt 5« 1958.-F&A
95 34
87
9634
91
Roanoke W W 5s 1950.
J&J
90
8934
Kochester Gas & Elec Corp—
100
101
____
Gen M 7s 1946 series B.-M &S 11114 113 M
____
Gen M 5 34s 1948 series O.M &S 105
10534
Roch Ry & Lt 5s '54 opt------J&J 10134 10234
8734
8534
96
95
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930--A&O
95
98
88
84
2d 5s g 1933________ J&D
8634
8634 Rochester & Syracuse RR —
32
1st M conv 5s 1957-M&N
101
99
59
5934 Roch Telep gen 5s 1933----A&O
1st & ref 6s 1946 __ .
4*0
106
105
8
10
63
63 34 Rockf Beloit & Zanesv 5s '30 A&O
Rockford (111) Electric Co—
100
1st & ref s f 5s '39 op '14-M&S 10034 10134
98
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s '4 6 --A&O
95
101
Rome (N Y) Gas, Elec Lt & P—
103
99
100
105
1st 5s 1931_________
-J&D
1st ref 5s 1946--------- - -----10534 106 '4
9834 100
• 92
Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945.A&0
90
60
65
98
Gen M 4 34s Dec 19 29---J&D
96
96
96 34
Rutland Ry Lt & P 1st 5s'46.M&S
95
94
93
9334
Sacramento Elec Gas & Ry—
9834 100
Cons 5s Nov 1 1 9 2 7 .----M&N
100
103
10434
St Charles St RR— See N Orl Ry & Light
St Clair County (111) Gas & El— |
1st cons guar 5s 1959----- M&S1 9734
9834
St Joseph Gas— 1st 5s 1937.-J&J,
94
93
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Power— |
1st g 5s Nov 1 1937___ M&N|
9534
9434
St Louis R R — See Un Rys (St L) 1
100
10034 St Louis Springf & Peoria RR— ]
____
1st & ref gu g 5s '39 opt. .J&D
91
93
St Louis & Springf 5s '33 J&D
10034 100 34 St L & Sub Ry— See Un Rys(St L)|
St L Tran— See Un Rys (St L)
1
96
97
St Maurice Power Ltd—
____
9934 100 341 1st M 634s 1953_________ F&A r
10434 10534
99
101 '

n N o m in a l,

95

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PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS

[Vol. 123.

N O T I C E .— A ll b o n d p r i c e s a r e “ a n d i n t e r e s t ” e x c e p t w h e r e m a r k e d “ f ” a n d i n c o m e a n d d e f a u l t e d b o n d s .

Bonds.

B id .

A sk.

St Paul City Ry— See Twin City R T
St Paul Gas Light—
Gen gold 5s 1 9 4 4 -.. - _M&S 101 34 1 0 2
Gen & ref 5J4s 1954 ser B .J& D
102
10234
Gen & ref 6s 1952___ ._.J & J
105
106
Salisbury & Spencer— See No Car 0 Pub S ervice
Salmon Kiv Pow gu 5s ’ 52 op F&A 102 34 10324
Salt Lake Term 6s 1935 _.J&D
70
80
Salt River Val Water Users Assn
6s 1938_______________^.F&A
101
105
San Antonio G & E 5s 1949.M&S
98
9934
San Antonio Public Service—
1st ref 6s 1952 series A . _ J&J 105 M
San /Antonin Tr 1st 5s ’49 M&S
96
9334
San Diego Consol Gas & Elec—
_
1st g 5s 1939 opt 1914_ M&S 10134 10234
1st & ref 6s 1939 ser A .M&S 103 54 104 34
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B _ M&S
_
10014 101
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser C ___ M&S
104 34 10514
Sand Frem & So Ry— See Lake Sh El Ry
San Fran G & E 434s 1933..M &N
97 34
9814
San Joaquin Lt & Power Corp—
1st & ref g 6s '50 ser A . F&A 102 34 104
10314 105
Series C _ _
...
_
_
104 34 105 24
Unif & ref 7s 1951______M&S
107 34 108
Unif & ref 6s 1952 ser B..M & S 105
106
Unif & ref 6s May 1 '54 E.M &S 10224 10314
San Joaquin Light & Power—
1st 5s 1945 opt aft 1910 J&D 10014 10114
Santiago (Cuba) El Lt & Tr—
1st g 6s 1959 opt 1919___ J&J
9814 10014
Sao Paulo Tram Lt & Pr, Ltd—1st g 5s June 1 1929 ___ J&D r 97
Sauda Falls Co Ltd—
1st s f 5s 1955 ser A . __ A&O
96
9614
Savannah Elec & Power Co—
1st & ref 734s 1942 ser A A&O 107
108
Savannah Elec Co 5s g '52. J&J
97
9814
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947.
A&O
95 24
9814
Schenectady Railway Co—
1st M 5s 1946 opt 1919-.M&S
61
63
Schuylkill Trac 1st 5s 1943 A&O f 19
22
Scioto Valley Railway & Power—
1st s f 6s 1943 ________ J&D
90
92
Scranton Elec 5s '37 opt T2.J&J 102
103
8% gold bonds Jan 1931.-A&O
Scranton Ry-—1st 5s Nov ’32. J&J
76
82
1st & ref 5s 1947. ______F&A
75
7714
Scran Trac 1st 6s g 1932.M&N
93
96
Scran & Wilkes-Barre Tr Corp—
Coll trust 6s 1934_____.A&O
98
100
1st & ref 5s 1951. . ___ F&A
85
86
Seattle Elec 1st g 5s '30 opt.F& A 10014 101
Con & refg s f 5s 1929. _.F&A 100
101

Bonds.

B id .

A sk

B onds.

B id .

A sk.

Southwest G & E 5s 1932. F&A
9734
98 34 United Elec Lt & Power Balt—
Gen M 6s 1957__________ M&N
99
100
99
1st cons g 4 34s 1929 . . M&N
9834
Southwestern Light & Power—
Unit Elec Co of N J 4s ’49. J&D
89
88
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
1st & col 6s 1 9 3 7 . . .........M&S 100
101
74
Prior lien M 4s Jan 1946 ser B
Southwest Power Co—
1st M 634s 1944 series A.M&N J01
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A _
_
75
Southwestern Power & Light—
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B
64
1st lien 5s 1943 .
. . _ J&D
96
96 34 United Electric Securities Co—
510
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
M&S
Coll tr g 5s 1933 to 1955.-F&A > 5.35
97
98
Southwestern Public Service Co—
United Fuel Gas 6s 1936 . J&J 10234 10234
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A ___ J&J
99
734s Aug 15 1931_____F&A15
9714
S W Missouri RR 5s 1931.-M&S f - —
United Fuel & Supply—
S W M o El Ry ref 5s ’23- -M&S
1st M g 6s Apr 15 1941.-A&O
100
98
Spg Br’k Wat 1st ref 5s ’65.A & 0 100
102
United Gas & El (S F) 5s ’32. J&J 100
Spring Val Wat 1st 5s '4 3 --M&N
United Ilium Co New Haven—
9934 108
Springfield (O) Lt, Ht & Power—
1st 4s Feb 1 1940-- - -F&A
95 34
94 34
1st s f g 5s 1929.
.F&A
United Light & Power Co—
9934
99
Genera] & ref 5s 1933____A&O
Deb g 634s 1974..
..M & N
99 34
99 34
Springfield & N E Tr—
534% g notes 1928.
M&S 100
10034
84
97 34
98
1st 5s 1936______________ J&D
1st 1 & consol 5 34s 1959. -A&O
93
92 34
Springfield (O) R y 1st 5s '35 M&S
53
Deb g 6s 1975 ___
- M&N
56
98
97 h
1st M 5s 192 -1935____ M&S
Standard Gas & Elec of Delaware
101
Conv deb 6s 1926 .
- M&N 100
6% g notes 1935 _ __ A&O 10034 100 V
_
1st 1& cons M 6s ’52 ser A A&O 101
10134
4
9834
98J4
____
Staten Island Edison Corp—
Del Co & Phi tr ctfs 4s ’4 9 .J&J / 40
62
Ref & impt 6 l^s ’53 ser A_J&J 10634 108
60
United Rys tr ctfs 4s ’49 J&J
____
Steinway Rv— See N Y & Queens Co Ry
United Pub Util 6s 1943___ J&J
Suburban Gas Co of Philadelphia
Unit Rys & Elec (Baltimore)
70
1st s f g 5s Apr 1 ’ 52 op ’07 A&O 102
1st consol g 4s 1949
..M &S
70 34
96 34
97
Superior Water, Light & Power—
1st con M 6s 1949
- M&S
___
95
Income g 4s 1949 op ’ 2 9 .-J&D
1st 4s May 1931 ---------M&N
96
4934
___
____
72
Ref 5s 1929_______ ...M & S
Inc funding g 5s 1936____J&D
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946.. . J&J 10034
9934
6% gold notes 1927 . - F&A
9934
Syracuse Lake Shore & North—
Balt Sparrows Pt & Ches—
____
82 34
1st M g 5s ’47 opt ’ 17— M&N f 15
16
1st g gu 4 34s 1953
F&A
9 9 y*
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951 - J&D 10234
Balt Tr Co 1st M 5s ’29.M &N
99 34
___
74
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1946.M&S
No Balt Div 1st 5s ’42 _J&D 100
78
____
73
Cent Ry con M g 5s 1932 M&N 100
2d mtge g 5s 1930
. . J&J
Tacoma R v & P— See Puget Soun d Elec
Ext & imp 5s 1932.
M&S
9934 100
Tampa Electric Co—
Lake Ro El 1st 5s ’42 M&S
9934 100
1st M g 5s 1933 s f o p ...J & D
100
United Railways of Havana—
112
Tenesssee Electric Power—
Eq 7)4s Feb 15 '36___ F&A 15 110
105
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A ...J & D
105 34 Unit Rys (Phila)— See Unit P & T
1st & ref 5s 1916 . . ..-J & D
98
United Rys of St Louis—
9734
75
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt. _M&N
77 34
Gen g 4s July 1 1934 __ J&J
9614
9734
___
Gen g 5s Apr 1 1923 gu.-A&O / 83
8334
Tenn Water 1st 5s 1946----M&S
___
Terre Haute Indianap & East—
St Louis Trans Co 5s '2 4 .-A&O / -----__ United Traction (Albany) —
80
1st & ref’s f g 5s '45 opt. .A&O
42
36
Terre Haute Traction & Light—
Con g 4 34s 2004
_ J&D,
_
___
72
1st con M g 5s 1944. — M&N
9434
Albany Ry con M 5s g ’30 J&J
9534
___
47
Gen g 5s 1947. ----.J&D
Terre Haute El 5s 1929— J&J
9934
44
48
Troy City Ry 5s g 1942..A & O
Terre Haute V W Corp—
V
1st M 6s 1949 ser A ____ J&D
10134 10234 Unit Tr (Pittsb)— See Phila Co.
____
92
99
Texarkana G & E 5s 1930----J&J
100
United Util 1st 6s ’43 op ’ 18. J&J
34
39
Urbana & Cham Ry G & E—
Tex Elec Ry deb 6s 1942___ J&J
95
47
50
5s 1929
_.
.
. ..
9534
1st M g 5s 1939 opt 1914 M&S
Tex Trac 1st 5s '37 op t— J&J
Utah Gas & Coke 1st 5s '36 _J&J
96 34
94
95
96
Texas-Louisiana Power Co—
Seattle Ltg 1st 5s '44 opt '10.M&S 100
Utah Lt & P cons g 4s ’30 .J&J
97 34
96
1st 6s 1946 series A ._ _ __J&J
97
9934 10034
R ef g 5s 1949 opt 1914. .A& O
P 1 5s 1930_______ ______ J&J
9514
9414
99 34 10034 Utah Light & Traction—
Texas Pow & Lt 1st 5s ’3 7 .-J&D
Deb s f 6s 1936__________ F&A
99
100
92
91 V
s
Second Ave— See N Y Rys.
1st & ref 5s 1944 series A A&O
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A ______J&J
9834
9934
96 34
Third Avenue Ry (New York)—
Second Ave Trac— See Phila Co—
Utah P & L 1st 5s 1944.. -F&A
9734
62
96
Seneca Pow Corp 6s 1946 .M &S 101
Deb 6s M ay 1 2022
M&N
96 34
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft '14 J&J
0234
104
105
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Adj inc g 5s Jan 1960 opt.A&O / 5314
51
1st 1 & gen 'M 6s 1944 _ F&A
_
____
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g ’37 .J&J
1st cons s f 5s 1934
. . J&J 101
9634
97
Utica El & P 1st 5s 1950-- -J&J 102
10124
Dry Dock E Bway & Battery
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s ’ 57.J&J 10134 102
1st ref 534s Jan 1 1 9 5 0 ..-J&D 104
105
84
105
1st ref 6s 1950___________ J&J
1st 5s gold 1932____
J&D
Gen 534s 1949-. _. J&D15 104
105
10514
Ge i ref M ser C inc Tan 1 160 /
Sheboygan Elec— See East Wis El ec Co
10
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D _ A&C
_
9934 100 34
4
42d St M & St N 1st 6s 1920 ext
Utica & Mohawk Valley R y—
Shreveport Rys 1st 5s ’2 - ’4 4 .J&J
60
65
Sierra & San Francisco Power—
1st g 4 34s 1941_________ M&S
at 5% to 1940 _______M&S
£334
82
62
77
1st g 5s 1949 op t__
F&A
Utica Belt L 1st g 5s '39 .M&N
95
Sou Boulevard g 5s 1945. J&J
95'
___
2d M 6s 1949 series A . ..J & J
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942-.F&A
Valley Counties Pow 5s '30-M&N
8034
9934
93
93 24
2d M 5s 1949 series B ____ J&J
Westchester El 1st 5s g ’43 J&J
6834
Vermont Hydro-Elec Corp—
8014
8114
101
100
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1946--A&O
Sioux City Gas & Elec Co—
7314
80
1st M 6s 1929__________ A&C
100
97
Vermont Pow & Ltg 5s ’27..M&3
1st 6s 1947 ser A _____ M&S 103 24 104 V Thirty-fourth St Crosstown— See NY Rys
Vicksburg Gas Co—
1st 6s 1949 ser B _______ F&A 10314 10414 Tidewater Pr 1st & ref 6s’42.A & 0 10234 104
___
95
99
1st 25-yr 534s 1950 ser C.F&A
1st & ref 534s 1945 ser B -.A & O
101
Serial 6s 1927-1945 - - - J&J
100
1003c
97
Sioux City Service Co—
Tiffin (O) Water Works Co—
Vicksburg L & Tr 1st 5s ’3 2 .-J&J
9834
103
101
93
1st M 6s Jan 2 1951.. ...J & J
1st M 5s 1932.. . . . ..M & N
98
1st M 7s 1932 . . .
-J&J
9914 10034
98
Toho Electric Power (Japan) —
9934
Somerset Un & Middlesex Ltg—•
Debenture 6s 1930
..M&fMtge g 4s Dec 1 1943_ J&D
_
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A ..M&S15
9834
9934
9534
85
9514 Virginia Pow 1st 5s 1942 .J&D
So Car Gas & El 6s 1942..M&S15
92
6 % notes 1929______ _ J&J15
9814
94
9854 Virginia Elec & Power Co—
97 J4
96
1st & ref 5s 1955 _
A&C
8314
Conv 6s Dec 15 1932. .J&D] 5
8514 Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan) —
6% 3-year gold notes 1928.F&A
South Cov & Cin St Ry— See Cin New & Cov Ry
9814 Virginia Public Service Co—
9854
97
95
South Ferry— See N Y Rys
Toledo Bowl Green & Southern
1st & ref 534s 1946 ser AF&A
83
97
89
South Jer G E & T — See Pub Serv Corp
95
Deb s f 6s 1946___ . . .F&A
1st M 6s 1941___________ M&N
South Pittsburgh Water Co—
Virginia Ry & Power—
Toledo Edison 1st 7s 1941. .M &S 107 34 108
98 34
9838
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser A . J&J
1st M 5s 1947. ______ - M&S 100)4 10114
1st & ref g 5s 1934.
J&J
9614
9654
9934
Southeastern Power & Light—
Tol Frem & Norw-— See Lake Shor e El Ry
Norf & At! Term 5s ’29 M&S
9934
98
Deb 6s 2025
. ______M&S
101
N orf & Ports Tr 5s ’36 -.J & D
9734
9414
9424 Tol G E & H con 1st g 5s 35-A & 0 100
Southern Bell Telep & Teleg—
90
Wash Alexandria & M t Vernon—
Tol & Indiana 1st 5s 1931— J&J
12
1st s f g 5s 1941 opt 1916 J&J 10254 103
Toledo Traction Light & Power—
1st g 5s 1955 opt
. .M&S /
5
10
98 34
Certificates
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser A
F&A
5 !4 % notes July 15 1930. J& J15
/
2
9934
Washington Balt & Ann El—Sou B’vard— See Third Ave Ry
Topeka Edison 5s Sept 1930.J&J
99 34
64
97
Southern California Edison—
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op
M&S
63 34
Topeka Ry 5s 1930 opt 1915.J&J
99
Wash Coast Util— See Puget Sd P ow & L
Gen g 5s N ov 1939 opt . . J&J 10114 10214 Topeka Ry & L 1st 5s 1933.F&A
96 l4
98
___
Gen & ref g 6s 1944
F&A
Teuton < & El g 5s 1949--M&S 102 54
1
Wash’n (D C) G L 5s 1960 -M&N 10134
105
103
Trenton(Mo)G & E 6 34s’35.A & 0
99
95
6s M 1933 series A
..A& C
Refund 6s 1 9 4 3 .___
.A&C
10414 105
83
55
Wash Ry & El g 4s 1951____ J&E
Gen& ref 5s 1944. .
..F & A
8334
100‘4 101 '4 Trenton St Ry con g 5s ’38.J&J
____
103
Refunding 5s 1951- _____ LvJ
80
Gen & ref 6s 1933._
..M & N
9714
97 54 Trenton Pass 6s Sept 30 '31-A&O
26
Southern Cal Gas 6s 1950 .M&N
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949.. A&C
95 34
Tri-Citv Ry & Light—
10414
96
9814
1O
.D
98
9534
104
City & Sub 5s g 1948___ F&A
88
Tri-State Telep & Teleg—
1st & ref 7s 1951 series A ..M & S
Washington Water Power Co—
1st & ref 5H s 1952 ser B ..M & S
5 ‘4s 1942_______________ M&N
10014 10114
101
100
Southern Calif Telephone—
Trov City Ry-—See Un Tr (Alb)
Consol & coll tr g 5s 1929..J&J
1st ref 5s 1939 op
. J&J 10234 10334
1st M 5s 1947
_ __
_
Troy Gas 2d 6s '23 ext to ’39 F&A 102
103
100
101
Southern Canada Pr Co Ltd—
98
100
Waterloo Ced Falls & No Rv—
1st 5s 1 9 39... - - ______M&N
10
1st M s f g 5s 1940 op ’ 15..J& J /
1st M 5s 1955 ser A - _ A&C r 96
_
6
9614 28th & 29th Sts— See 3d Ave Ry
10
Certificates o f deposit. _ /
_
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
23d Street Ry— See N Y Rys
6
Watert’n L&P— See No N Y Uti
Twin City Rapid Transit Co—
1st lien 6s 1951 ser A . .J&D
9814 100
Westchester Elec— See 3d Av Ry
St Paul City 1st g 6s 1932 A&O 103
Conv deb 6s 1936 ser A .A&O
95
98
____
103
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s ’5 0 --J&E
Southern Colorado Power Co—
1st cons 6s g 1934_____A&C
10134
____
96
1st g 6s 1947 series A ______ J&J
Cable con 5s 1937___ J&J15
N Y Sub Gas— 1st g 5 s ’49 M&S
9954
9914
96
West Chester (Pa) St Ry—
Southern Counties Gas Co of Cali
Gua-anteed
8614
87
1 st g 5s Aug 7 1932..
F&A
85
Minn St & St Paul C ity—
1st g 534s May 1936_____M
&1S
10014 10114
Cons guar g 5s 1928 ..A & O
94
Southern Gas Co—
1st collateral 6s 1939 .
90
9634
9714
West End St Ry— See Boston E
Twin States Gas & Electric—
1st 634s 1935 with warr M&N
1st & ref 5s Oct 1953 ...A & O
Southern Gas & Power Corp—
9634
9714 West Liberty St Ry— See Phila Co
1st 1& ref 5 l4s 1945 Ser A.M&S
Conv 6% notes 1930.
.J&D
9914 10034 West Penn Power—
98
100
1st M 5s ’46 op '21 ser A.M&S 100 34 10134
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Co—
Southern Illinois Lt & Power—1st M s f 714s 1955___ M&M
1st M 5s 1963 series E ___ M&S
97
100 >
4 10034
1st M 6s 1931 opt- . _ J&.
_
9634
103
105
Ujigawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M 534s 1953 series F..A & C
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec—
104 34 105
1st M s f 7s 1945_______M&S15
1st M 5s 1956 series G _.J&D 10034 10034
Deb 7s 1934____________ J&.
96
9434
9914
Underground Elec Ry of London
West Penn Railways Co—
South N E Telep 1st 5s '48 . J&E
105
101
1st g 5s Jan 1 1931_______A&C
100
4 14s Jan 1 1933__________ J&J
Southern Ohio Elec Co—
93 34
Pitts M cKees & Connells RR
1st M 6s 1955
J&D
9814 100
/ 9134
____
98
Union Depot— See United Rys St !Louis
1st cons 5s Jan 1 ’31___ J&J
Southern Pow 5s 1930 opt. _M&S 100
101
96
94
Union El Lt & Pow Co of St L—
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960 J&D
Southern Sierras Power—
1st g 5s Sept 1 1932 stpd.M&S 10154 10114 W Phila Pass Ry— See Phila R 1
1st s f gu 6s Sept '36 op '18. J&.
Ref & ext 5s '33 op aft ’ 18 M&N 101
Southern Trac— See Phila Co—
10154
Union Elev RR— See N W Elev
Southern Wise Pow 5s '38 .A&C
94
96
Union Ry— See Third Ave Ry
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 5s 1954 ser A F&A 10214 10224 Union Trac Co of Indiana—-___
22
1st 5s T9 ext at 6% to ’32.J&J
2034
Indianap North 5s 1932 _J&J
23
25
Mun & Un City 5s 1936 _J&^ /
8
434
Union Water Service Co—■
first. liQ 514s 1951 ser A.M&N
n
95 1 9714
1
a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend.
6 Basis, d Price per share, not per cent. /T h is price includes accrued interest, k Last sale, n Nominal
oPer cent o f par value, r Canadian price, s Sale Price, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights. 2 Ex-April 1 and Oct. 1 1924 interest.




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PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS AND STOCKS

41

N O T I C E .— A ll b o n d p r i c e s a r e “ a n d i n t e r e s t ” e x c e p t w h e r e m a r k e d “ f ” a n d i n c o m e a n d d e f a u l t e d b o n d s .
A sk.
Par Bid.
Ask.
S tocks.
Par. Bid.
Stocks.
Bonds and Stocks.
Ask.
20
Consolidated Gas (N Y )— See und er N Y City
10
Arizona Power_______________ 100
West Va L H & P 6s 19 29..J&D 100
102
107
104
Consol Power & Ltg pref (7 % )__
66
63
Westerly L & P 5s 1937___ J&D
____
Preferred (7 % )____________ 100
Western N Y Utilities 5s ’46. J&D 101 34 103" Arkansas Cent Power, 87 pref (t) d 104
10634 Cons Trac o f N J— See P S Corp
25
24
Consol Water (Utica) Cl A ..1 0 0
Arkansas Light & Pow pref___100 10234 104
Western Power Corp—
105
7
7% preferred______________100 102
Deb s f 6 ^ s 1954________ J&D 101
734
1013 Arkansas Natural Gas________ 10
Cons Trac (Pittsb)— See Phila Co
35
34
Westprn Public Service Co—
Assoc’d Gas & El com Cl A ..( t )
50
49
Consumers Gas (Toronto)_____50 r 17134
1st M 6s ser A 1950_____A&O
9934
Pref (original) 83 34 d iv ____(t)
100
100
98
84
82
Consumers Pow (Mich) p f6 % 100
Western States Gas & Electric—
Pref 86 dividend series_____ (t)
105
92
90
6.6% preferred____________100 104
Pref 8634 div series________ if)
1st & ref 5s 1941 op t_____J&D 101
10134
150
97
1st & unif 6s 1947 ser A ..M & S 102
Pref $7 dividend series_____ (f)
103
9834 Continental Gas & Elec com _100 140
98
97
36
33
7% prior p referred _______ 100
Option warrants (835 paid)___
6% gold notes 1937_____A&O
97
98
10034 10134
6% preferred_________________
96
Option warrants (full paid)___
93
Western T & T coll tr g 5s ’32 J&J 10034 101
Continen Pass Ry— See Phila R T
37
34
Augusta-Aiken Ry & El______ 100
Western United Gas & Elec Co—
Cumberland C o(M e)P & Lt pf 100 d _
82
78
Preferred_________________ 100
1st 534s 1955 Ser A _____J&D 10034
100J4
Dallas Power & Ligat 7% pref 100 107
Baltimore Electric pref_______ 50
4634
West Un Teleg coll tr 5s 1938-J&J 10234
101
100
_
Bangor Hydro Elec com ______ 100 110
120" Dayton Power & Light, pref_ 100
Fdg & R E M 434s g ’50..M & N
99
loo
Dayton & Western, com m on.. 100
634s Aug 1 1936_________ F&A 11134
Preferred_________________ 100 105
11134
Preferred__________________100
Mut Un6s ext at 5% to ’41 M&N 101 34
Baton Rouge Elec C o________ (t) d 55
Denver Tramway (new) com ___
Preferred Series A _________ 100 100
Northw’n gu g 4Ms 1934.-J&J
98
9834
27
25
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ')
Bell Telephone (Canada)_____ 100
Preferred - . _ _____ _________
137
95
106
Derry (N H) Elec Co 7% pref.100
1st M s f 6U s 1950______J&D
9034
9134 Birmingham Elec 87 pref____ (f) d 105
Detroit Edison______________ 100 13734 13834
Blackstone Val Gas & E _______50 d 10034 101
98
Whatcom Co Ry&Lt 5s ’35 M&N
96
2
1
Detroit United R y ___________100
Preferred__________________ 100 10234
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Co—
35
30
Duluth-Superior Trac C o___ 100
1st M 5s 1941 op t_______ M&N
98
9934 Bleeck St & Ful Fy— See N Y Rys
45
40
109
Preferred__________________100
Wheeling Trac 5s g 1931___ J&J
93
Boston Consol Gas 634%pref 100 107
96
Wichita RR & Lt ref 5s ’32 .A & 0
89
Boston Elevated RR com ____ 100z 83
83 34 Duquesne Light— See Phila Co—
Eastern Conn Pow 7% 1st pf-100
Preferred__________________ 100 10034
Wilkes-Barre G&E 5s’55 opt.J&J 10134 102
57-34
120" Eastern Mass St Ry com _____100
5734
Wilkes-Barre & Hazleton R R —
1st pr ferred______________ 100! 118
62
60
2d preferred_______________ 1 0 0 'x 105 34
First preferred stamped____100
48
1st coll tr g 5s 1951____M & N 15/ 45
60
59
Brazilian Tr L & P L td_______ lOOlr 11834
Preferred B stock_________ 100
Wllk & E Pitts St Ry— SeePhil Co
11834
43
Adjustment stock_________ 100
4234
W’msport Gas— 1st g 5s ’39-F&A
9934 10034 B ’way & 7th Av R R — See N Y Rys
106
_
Wilmington & Chester Traction—
Brockton Gas Light C o_______25 d 43
44 34 Eastern N J Power 8% pref_ 100 104
26
Brooklyn City R R ___________ 10 d
7
96
Coll trust 6s ext 1933___ A&O
95
734 Eastern Shore G & El 8% pf.25 d 2534
18
162
Brooklyn Edison C o__________ lOOj 161
Eastern States Corp com _______ t d 15
Wilmington (Del) Gas Co—
93
Bklyn-Manhat Tran v t c (no par) d 61
Pref without warrant________ i d 89
98
1st & ref s f 5s 1949______ M&S
9734
6134
Pref v t c sar A ______(no par)\d 84
Warrants____________________ \ -----d
85
1st & ref 6s 1949_________ M&S 101
Eastern Texas Elec Co new_ (t)]d 80
_
Brooklyn Union Gas___ (no par)id 9434
95
1st & ref 7s 1949_________ M&S 103
Buffalo General Electric.(n o par)\d ___
10634
Wilmington (Del) Lt & Pow Co—
Preferred_________________ 100] 10434
Buff Niagara & East Pow com (fyd 30J4
-----97
1st M 5s 1960__________ A&O
96
3034 East Bay Water (San Fr) com . 100
Winnipeg El Co 1st ref 5s ’35 J&J r 96
Preferred___________________25d 25
Preferred A _______________ 100
9734
2534
9734
109
Calif- >rnia-Ore Pow^r pref___ 100,n 104
Ref M 6s 19.54__________ A&O r 9634
Preferred B _______________ 100 w 104
97
Winnipeg E L St Ry 5s ’2 7 .-J&J r 95
East Read’g El— See Read’g Trac
9734 Calif Ry & Pow prior pref___ 100 110
226
Wisconsin Electric Power Co—
Edison Elec Ilium (Boston)__100 225
Cambridge Elec Light C o_______ I 135
139
63
61
1st M 5s 1954 ser A _____F&A
99
Edison Elec Illufn (Brockton)_
_
10034 Cambridge Gas Light C o_____ 25 d 77
Camden & Sub Ry— See P S Corp
Eighth Ave RR — See N Y Rys
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
_____
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919____J&D 10034 10134 Canadian General Electric___ 100 r
Electrical Securities, pref____100
108
Wisconsin Minn Light & Power—
Preferred___________________ r _
_
59
Electric Bond & Share pref_ 100 107
_
Cape Breton El Co pref______100
45
1st & ref 5s 1944 opt T 9..M & N
98
70
50
99
Elec Bond & Share Sec Corp _ .(t )
7034
Capital Trac (Wash, D C )___ 100 104
Gen & ref 7s 1947________ J&J 10534
10434 Electric Investment Corp____100
Carolina Power & Light p ref-100 108
Wisconsin Power & Light—Preferred__________________100
Central Ariz L & Pow com ____100
_
_
Electric Investors—•
1st & ref 6s 1944 ser C --M & N 101M 103
1st & ref 5t4s 1955 ser D .T&D
99 34 10134
Preferred_________________ 100 104
Com without war__________(t) d 4134
4234
1st 1 & ref 5s 1956 ser E ..M & N
9434
7 % Preferred_______________ (t> d _
95 34 Cent Arkan Ry & L Corp pref. 100 100
18
Cent Crosst RR— See N Y Rys
Wisconsin Pow, Light & Heat—
Elec Power & Ltg tem ctfs____(t) d 1734
Central Ga Power com _______ 100
95
Allot ctfs for pf stk 40% pd__ d 10134 10334
9334
1st & ref 5s 1946______J&D
Cent Hudson Gas & Elec____ 100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
Allot ctfs for pref full paid___ d 101
95
1st 1 & ref 6s 1952 ser A
A&O 102
Preferred temp ctf__________(t) d 9434
10334 Central Illinois Light 6% pf--100
Cent Hi Pub Serv pref__ (no par) d 89
6
1st & ref 5 34s 1958______J&J
99
Electric Ry Securities_ (no par) d 534
_
90
100
Wise Pub Service Co—
Elec Storage Batt— See Ind & M isc Cos
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref. 100
90
8534
1st & ref. 5s, 1942______J&J
9834
Elizabethtown Consol Gas_ 100
_
Certificates of deposit___
101
90
Cent Miss Val Elec Prop p ref-100
Eliz & Tren R R — See Pub S Corp
Wisconsin Ry Light & Power—
92“
100
98
1st & ref 5s 1933_________ F&A
96
Elmira W .L & R R 1st pf v t c.100
9834 Cent Pk N & E R R — See N Y Rys
Wiscon Riv l‘ow 1st 5s ’41 ..M & N
94
_
9934 El Paso Elec Co (D el)_ (no par) d 90
9834
9634 Central Pow & Light 7% pref. 100
Central States Elec Corp_____ (t) d 2234
107“
Wisconsin Tra e L H & Power—
Preferred series A _________ 100 105
25
107
Preferred_________________ 100
1st M 5s July 1931_______ J&J
9834 100
Preferred series B _________ 100 105
94
90
72
Empire & Bay State Teleg____lOO
Ches & Poto Tele of Balt pref. 100 11234
68
1st M 734s July 1931_____J&J 106
Chic Aur & Elg Corp v t c . .
Wisconsin Valley Electric—
d 59
60“ Empire District Elec pref___ lOO
99“
1st & ref 5s 1942________ M&N 100
34
9734
34 Empire Gas & Fuel Co pf 8% .100
10134 Chic City & Con com part c tfs.(t) d
Pref partic ctfs________ (no par) d 33-4
s 27
103
1st mtge 5>4s 1942______M&N 102
434 Empire Power Corp partic stk_(t)
88
Worcester & Conn Eastern R y—
Chicago City R y _____________ 100
$6 preferred_______________ (+) d 87
51
21
Chic No Sh & Milw com _____ 100
43“ Engineers Pub Serv com ______ ( t) d 2034
1st s f g 434s 1943________ J&J
83
4134
94
Wore Con St Ry 634s 1930.F&A
92
Common v t c _____________ 100
95
Preferred ($7)______________ (t) d 9.334
72“
Allotment certificates________ t d 10334 10534
1st & ref g 434s 1930.........F&A
8034
Preferred_________________ 100
71
Erie Lighting pref_______ (no par) d ___
92"
Deb gold 5s 1927________ M&N
90
Prior lien stock____________100
9934 100
Essex & Hudson Gas________ 100 134
137“
Wore & Clint 7s 1930_____J&J
70
Chicago Rys partic ctf s aeries 1.
10
5
Series 2___________________
Falrm’t Pk & Hadd Pass R y— See Phila R T
1
Worcester Gas Light Co—
34
46
1st M 534s 1939 series A ..J & J 105
Series 3___________________
134 Fall River Elec Light C o______ ‘>5 d 45
57
Series 4___________________
1st M 6s 1939___________ J&J 105
Fall River Gas Works________ 25 d 54
Wore & So St Ry 7s 1928.-M&S
85
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
95
Federal Light & Tr c o m ---------15 d 3334
3334
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5s ’41. A&O 10034 10034
Voting tr ctfs for com stock
93
90
Preferred ( $ 6 ) _____________ (t)
934
834
Yarmouth Light & Power, Ltd—
Prior preferred_______________
Florida Power & Lt p r e f_____100
97
94
9834 101
86
1st M 5s 1937 ...........
A&O
83
Chicago Sub Gas & Electric. .100
Ft Worth Pow & Lt 7% p ref.. 100 107
44"
Preferred_________________ 100
Franklin Telegraph (guar)____100
105
1st refunding 8s 1951___ M&N 102
41
Yonkers Ry— See Third Ave Ry
Chris & 10th Sts R R — See N Y Rys
Galveston-Houston Elec C o ..100
25
22
York Haven Water & Power—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric____100
Preferred__________________lOO
90
60
8934
100
1st 5s June 1 1951_______ J&D
9834
Cincinnati Gas Transp______100 120
125
92"
Gas & Elec of Bergen County. 100
90
Cine New & Cov Lt & Trac___100
95
Cons M 5s May 1 1957.-M&N
92
8834 Gas & Electric Securities____100 250
York Rys 1st M g 5s ’37 opt. J&D
95
Preferred_________________ 100
Preferred__________________100
96
80
66 34
Youngstown & Ohio River—
Cincinnati Street R y _________ 50
Gen Gas & Elec (Del) com A _(t) d 4534
46
35
3434
1st M g 5s 1939 opt 1915.-A&O
___
CIncin & Suburb Bell Telep_ 50
_
Common class B ___________ (t) d 40
88
8934
4134
Cities Service com _____________20
Youngs-Shar Ry & Lt— See Pa-O P & L
Preferred class A 7 % _______(t) d 9734
45
45 H
9834
Youngs-Shar Ry & Lt —See Mah& S R Y &
Preferred_________________ 100
Preferred class A 8 % _______(f) d 11034 111
8934
8934
Zanesv Ry L & P— Se Col New & Zanesv
Preferred B ________________ 10
96
Preferred class B 7 % ______ (t) d 9334
7 34
General Public Serv $7 pref_ (t) d
_
Preferred B B ______________ 100
104
77 34
PUBLIC U T ILIT Y STOCKS.
Cities Service Bankers shares, (f) d 2234
95
$6 first p referred ________ -(f) d 93
Par
Citizens Gas (Indianap) c o m ..25 d
75
4934 Georgia Lt Pow & Rys c o m ..100 d 70
50
Adirondack Power & Light___ 100
Preferred_________________ 100 10534
Preferred__________________100 z 95
98
Citizens’ Pass R y— See Phila R T
107
7 % preferred______________ 100 105
Georgia Ry & El co stmpd_ 100 134
_
136
Citizens Traction— See Phila Co
115
8% preferred______________ 100 112
Georgia Ry & Pr pf cum 7% -100 106
107
Alabama Power 7% pref____ 100 107
City Pass Ry— See Reading Tr
108
116
First pref cum 8 % ________ 100; 115
39
All America Cables Inc______ 100 142
City Ry (Dayton, Ohio)_____100
Gold & Stock Teleg (guar)_ 100, 117
_
42
148
118
Allegheny Traction— See Phila Co
Preferred_________________ 100
65
Grand Rapids Ry pref_______ 100]
70
15
10
Amer Brown Boveri Electric—
Cleve Elec Ilium common___ 100 295
Great Western Power pref_ 100 103
103 34
Participating stock (tem p ).(t) d 45
6% preferred______________ 100 10734 10734 Hackensack Water____________25 d 20
22
45 34
Preferred (temp ctfs)______ 100
96
Cleve Painesv & Eastern R R .100
97
Preferred___________________25 d 25
28
Amer District Teleg o f N J—
Cleveland Railway___________100 x 9434
Preferred class A ___________ 25 d __
95“
Common_____________ (no par) d 65
70
Coast Co Gas & El 1st pref_ 100
_
9334
Harrisburg Lt & Power pref____50 d
Preferred__________________ 100 108
2d preferred_______________ 100
110
Hartford Electric Light______100 328
332
Colorado Power pref_________ 100
95
American & Foreign Power—
Hartford City Gas Light c o m ..25 d 73
100
78
Allot ctfs com & pref 25% paid d 16
Columbia G & E l new corp com 100s 8034 s 81
Preferred___________________25 d 50
Preferred_____________(no par) d 82
irA Preferred_________________ loo 99
Havana Elec R y com ---------------- 1 d 30
100
107
Amer Gas & Elec com _ (no par) d 10634
_
Columbia Gas & Elec___ (no par) d 8234
Preferred allotment certifs. _100 1O0
8234
96
6% preferred_____________ (t) d 95
Preferred_________________ 100 114
d
11434 Havana Elec & Utilities_____ . . . t \ . . .
American Light & Traction___ 100 214
216
Columbia(SC)Ry G & El pref.100
90
Preferred___________________ t d
72
Preferred__________________ 100 107
Haverhill Elec Light_________ 25 d 4734
10834 Columbus (Ga) El & Pr com . 100 272
50
69
Amer Power & Light com _____(t) d 68 34
2d preferred_______________ 100 10434 10634 Helena Light & Ry com _________
3
Columbus Ry P & L com ____ 100
60
98
Preferred__________________ 100
97
Preferred__________________100
6
"3“
Optional warrants 1931_______ d ____
First preferred_____________100
98
l o o " Holyoke Water Power_______ lOO 490
Amer Public Service 7% p ref-100
97
98“
Preferred B _______________ 100
94
Houston Gas & Fuel pref_____100
95
96
American Public Utilities____ 100
70
Commercial Union Teleg (gu)__25 d 18
77
Hudson County Gas_________ 100 134
21
137
7% prior preferred_________ 100
93
95
Commonwealth-Edison Co_ 100 13834 13934 Idaho Power 7% pref________ 1O0 104 34 10434
_
4% participating preferred. 100
8434
_
84 34 Commonwealth Pr Corp.(no par) d 42
91
4234 Uli inis North Utilities pref_ 100
9034
Amer States Sec, com A ______t d 234
Common stock options________ d 69
Illinois Power & Light 7% p f._ 100
71
2 34
100
99
Common B _________________ i d
234
Preferred_________________ 100
8934
234
8934 Illinois Traction com ________ lOO
Warrants____________________ d _____
Community P & L 1st pf 7% ..1 0 0
97
Preferred__________________100
9834
Amer Superpower Corp com A ._ t d 3034
2nd pref 8 % --------------------- 100
9634
3134
99“ Ilium & Power Securities_____100
50
_
63
First preferred_______________ f d 95
Preferred__________________100
9534 Coney Island & Bklyn R R _ 100
92
88
Amer Teleg & Cable guar____100
3034
69“ Indiana Service Corp com ___ 100
3134 Connecticut Elec Serv pf _____ (t) d 67
130
American Telep & Teleg_____ 100 146
111
Preferred__________________100
14634 Connecticut Ltg & Pr 7% pf__100 109
95
Amer Water Works & Electric—
8% preferred--------------------- 100 117
Indianapolis Gas______________ 50
119
583-4
Common new_____________20 d 5834
59
634% preferred--------- -------- 100 10134 10234 indianap & Southeast Tr pf__l0O
1st preferred (7 % )-------------100 10334
Indianapolis Street Ry C o____100
10634 Connecticut Power___________100 320
330
45
44
Appalachian Klee Power____ 100
85
Preferred_________________ 100 104
Indianap W W Sec pref______100
97
7% preferred______________ 100
99
_
66
102“ Connecticut Ry & Lighting_ 100
68“
uterboro R T vot trust ctfs._100
3834
3734
Preferred_________________ 100
66
mternat Ocean Teleg (guar)__loO 100
Cons Gas E L & P (Balt).(no par) d 52
53“
8% preferred--------------------- 100 12634
7% preferred______________ 100 111
112“
6 34 % cum pref series C ___ 100 109 34 11034
6% cum pref series D ______100 105
a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend, d Price per share, not per cent. (N ew stock.
h Ex-stock dividend, it Last sale. / In London, n Nominal,
r Canadian price, s 8ale price, u Ex-warrants, e Old Stock, w Ex-cash and stock divs. x Ex-div. ^"'Ex-rights, f Without par value.




43

PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
S tocks.

Par.

Bid.

International Ry v t c _______ 100
2934
International Telep Sc Teleg. .100 117
International Utilities A _____(t) d 31
Class B ____________________(t) d 4%
98
Interstate Public Serv, pr lien. 100
96
Iowa Southern Util. 7% pref. .100
20
Jacksonville Traction, com _ 100
_
eo
Preferred__________________ 100
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt pref_ 100
_
97
Kan City Pow Sc Lt 1st pf ser A (t) 110
98
Kansas Elec Pow 7% pref___ 100
Kansas Gas & Elec 7% p re f.. 100 103%
Kentucky Securities Corp____100 100
80
Preferred ( 6 % ) ____________ lOO
94
Kentucky Utilities, pref______ 1O0
Keystone Telephone__________ 50 A ------Preferred_______________ ____ 56 d 18
Key System Transit, pref_______
Prior preferred_______________
Knoxville Pow Sc Light, pref-.106 106
Laclede Gas Light___________lOO 160
86
Preferred__________________ l60
2
Lake Shore Electric, com ___ 100
—
First preferred_____________ 100
Second preferred___________106
124“ “
16
Lehigh Power Securities.(no par)!
Lehigh Valley Transit, com ___ 56 d 26
Preferred___________________ 50 d 48%
Lone Star Gas________________ 25 d 40
135
Long Island Lighting com ____(t)
7% preferred______________ 10 6 108%
99%
Los Angeles G & E C orp, pref. 106
23%
Louisv Gas & Elec com cl A __(t)
42
Louisville Railway C o_______ lOO
64
Preferred__________________ lOO
Lowell Electric Light_________ 25 d 61
Lowell Gas __________________ 25 d 5834
Mackay Companies__________100 131%
7034
Preferred__________________ lOO
40
Manitoba Power C o_____(no par)
88
Manhattan Elev Ry (N Y )_ 1O0
_
47
Modified guarantee_______ 100
Manila Electric Corp____(no par)
44 34
Marion (O) Water, com... (no par) d __
4%
Market St Ry (San Francisco) .100
21
Preferred__________________ lOO
41 %
Prior preferred____ ________100
1234
Second preferred___________100
85
Massachusetts Gas Cos______100
67
Preferred__________________ lOO
Massachusetts Ltg Cos, com __(t) c y 70
95
6% preferred______________100,
8% preferred______________ lOO 115
Memphis Pow & Lt, 7% pf.no par r. 108
Metrop Edison pref series C . (t) d 93
Mexico Tramway____________100 r
11534
Middle West Utilities___ (no par)
Preferred__________________ 100 10534
Prior lien stock____________100 11534
Midland Utilities prior lien._1O0 100
97
Preferred class A ___________100
Milwaukee Gas Light 7% preflOO 10734
96
Milw Elec Ry & Lt. 6 % p re f..l6 0
Minnesota Pow & Lt 7% pf--100 10434
Mississippi Pr & Lt, 8 % p ref._(t) 104
Mississippi River Power_____100
94"
Preferred__________________ 100
Mobile Electric, pref________ lOO
Mohawk-Hudson Power c o m .(t) d 2.3 34
First preferred_____________ (f) d 103
Second preferred___________(+) d 101
Mohawk Valley Co new______(t) d 40
Monongahela L & P— See PhilaCo
Monongahela St Ry— See PhilaCo
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pf_25 d 22%
78
Montana Power_____________ 100
Preferred__________________ 100
Montreal L H & Pow, co m ._ (t) dr 71
Preferred__________________ 5 6 dr 50 %
Montreal Telegraph_________ 40 r 46
Montreal Tramways, com ___ 100 r 171
Debenture 5% stock__________ r ------Montreal Tramway & Power. 100 r . . .
Mountain States Power, c o m .(t) d 18
Preferred_________________ 1 0 6
98
Mountain States Tel & Tel__ 100
11434
Municipal Service Corp p re f-.(t) d 25
Narragansett Electric_________ 50 d 85 %
National Elec Pow cl A ______(t) d 23 34
95
7% preferred______________ 10 0
35
National Light, Heat & Power.100
75
Preferred__________________ lOO
National Power & Light com ._(t) d 2 0 3 4
Preferred_____________ (no par) d 10214
Nat Public Serv Corp A c o m ..(t ) d 19%
Class B enmmon__________(t) d 15%
7 % part icl lating pref______ 1 0 0 1 111
93
Preferred series A _________ 100
10634
Nebraska Power, pref_____..1 00
20
Nevada-Calif Electric, com___ lOO
94
Preferred_________________ 100
90
Newark Consolidated Gas____ 100
New Bedford Gas & Ed Lt C o .25 d 77 %
51
New Eng Power Assn, com ______
90
Preferred_____________________
New England Power, pref____100:
New England Telep & Teleg__100! 114 34
New Haven Gas Light________ 25 d 65
New Haven W ater____________ 5 0 d 84)4
New Jersey Pow & Lt, p re f..100 l04
New Orl Pub Serv, 7% p re f.. 100 103)4
Newp N & Hamp R y, G & E.100
Preferred_________________ lOO
9834
N Y Cent Elec Corp 7% p f_ 100
_
New York City— Consol G a s.(t) d 109%
Preferred___________________ SO d 59 34
N Y Rys Partic stk tr ctf stpd as I
to 2d payment_____________(f)!d 135
N Y Rys Corp pref tr ctf____ (t) d
814
New York Railways_____________
Bleecker St & Fulton Ferry. 100
3034
8
B'way & 7th Ave guar_____lOO
Centra] Crosstown 7 % ___ lOO
Christopher & Tenth Sts__100
"834
20
Eighth Avenue____________ 100]
i
42d St & Grand St Ferry_ 100| 122 H
_
5
Ninth Avenue guar 6 % ____ 100
Second Avenue____________ 100
37 34
Sixth Avenue______________ 100
12
Twenty-third St guar______ 1O0]
19
New York State Rys, com ____100
Preferred__________________ 100
36
New York Steam pref_______ (t) d 102%
N Y Telephone 6 34% pref__lOO
11034
Niagara Falls Power, com ____(t) d ____
Preferred new____________25 dr 27%
Niag Lock & Ont Pow com .no par d ___
7% preferred_____________ 10 0
110 %

Ask.

S tocks.

Par.

31
Norfolk Railway & Light______.25 dx 26%
25
119
10 d 5334
50
51
3234
5
-<t) d 9534
Nor Amer Utility Sec—
100 d 9034
98
100 d 19
-<t> d 95
99
Preferred________________ 100 103
Northern N Y Util pref_____ 100 103
Northern Ohio Power_____ . < d 1334
t>
Nor Ohio Pow & Lt 6% pref. 100 d ___
100
60
100
83
79
100 106
96
Northern States Power.
100 103%
5
100
25
22
100
43
60
10(1
74
10(1
108
162
.50 d 44)4
100 x 109%
3
Ohio Fuel Corp_______________25, d 43 34
-25 d
20
C -rtificates o f deposit
d 43 34
100
98
Ohio Oil & Gas_____
5 d ___
16% Ohio Power 6% pref.
100
94
100
99
Ohio River Edison 7% p re f.. 100 101)4
_
7
4134 >hio Trac— Com deposited_ 100
140
100
Com (undepositecn________ 100
7
100
Preferred deposited---------- 100
60%
10934
100
100
70
23%
.25 d 22
45
C rtifieates o f deposit.
d 20
100
66
4
100
Preferred
.. _______
6234
30
60
Ottawa & Hull Pow Ltd.
-(t) r ___
134
100 r 95%
100 r 102
7034
42
100 r 72
92%
.2 5 d 17
100 rdl30%
4734
44%
100 100%
10(1 310)4
Pacific Lighting Corp
“ 634
98%
Preferred (6 % )____________ 100
30
Preferred ( 5 % ) ____________ 100
8434
4234 Pacific Pow & Lt 7% pref____ 100 103
15
Pacific Telep S Teleg________ 100 132
c
86
Preferred_________________ 100 10234
89
6734 Paterson S Passaic Gas & E l. 100
c
7234 Pawtucket Gas pref_________ 100
8334
100
Peninsular Telep Co com -------- 100 134
120
Preferred_________________ 100 104
Penn Central Lt S Pow p r e f-.(t) d 7134
c
94
Penn-Ohio Elec Co pref______100
96
Penn-Ohio Pow & Lt 8% pref. 100 108
98
7% preferred____ _______ 100
Pennsylvania Gas & El 7% p f 100
116“ “ Pennsylvania Pow S Lt pref. .(t ) d 108*
c
10634 Pennsylvania Water & P o w .. 100 164
116
People’s G L & O (Chic)_____100 126
102
Phila Co (Pittsburgh)________50 d 74%
99
5% non-cum preferred_____ 50 d 37%
109
6% cum preferred__________ 50 d 50
Allegheny Traction_________ 50 d 20
Citizens Traction__________ 50 d 37
—
Consolidated Trac pref-------50 d
Duquesne Light 1st pref_ 100 114%
_
96"
Federal St & Pleasant Val__ 25 d 1234
Monongahela Lt & Pr_____ 50 d 47
24
23
Monongahela St R y ________50
104
Pittsburgh & B'ham T r____ 50,d 25
103
Sub Rap Tran St R y ______ 50,d 2234
41
United Traction pref______ 50 d
Philadelphia Electric_________25 d 49%
Philadelphia Rapid Transit___ 50 d 54%
23 34
Citizens Passenger guar_____50 d 195
78%
Continen Pass Ry (829 pd)_.50 d 70
118
Fairm’t Pk & Hadding’n___ 50 d ___ k
72
Frandf’d & Southwark Pass . 50 d 235
Germantown Passenger_____50 d 7\)
5034
Green & Coates Sts ($15 pd)_50 d 63
172"
Hestonville M & F com _____50id 20
Preferred________________ 50
------ k
Phila Pass Ry (822% p d ..)..5 0 !d 100
Phila & Darby Pass R y _____50[d 18
101
Phil & Gray's Fy ($25 p d )_ 50 d 54
_
116
Philadelphia Traction______50] d 57
2634
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 p d)____50id 165
2d & 3d Sts Ry guar________ 50 d 165
8634
24
13th S 15th Sts Pass R y ___ 50] d 165
c
96
Union Pass ($30 5-6 p d )___ 50 d 104
Union Traction ($1734 pd)..50|d 39%
West Phila Pass guar_______ 50 d 120 1
20% Phila S Western Ry com ______50'd 11
c
103
Preferred__________________ 56 d 3634
20
47
Piedmont & Northern R y ____100
16% Pine Bluff Co pref____________100
9934
114
Pittsb & Birm Tr— See Phila Co
95
_
Pittsburgh Utilities 7% pref_ 10 d 1734
10734
Pref vot tr ctfs______________ 10 d 17)4
25
Preferred, new______________ 10 d 1734
96
Portland (Me) Gas Light______50 d 80
92
38
Portland Elec Power com ___ 100
9834
7834
Prior preferred____________ 100
55 I 1st preferred______________ 100
84
70
9034
2d preferred________
100
Porto Rico Rys Ltd_________ 1O0 r 43 34
114%
Preferred_________________ 100 r 8834
Potomac Elec Pow pref______ 100 10734
8534 Power Corp of N Y com _____(19 d 40
108
Power Securities com ____(no par) d 6
Second preferred______ (no par) d 24
Providence Gas_______________ 50 d 83
Public Service of Colo pref_ 100
_
Public Serv Corp of N J .-(n o par) d 95%
110
122 34
60%
10734
99
6% preferred_____________ 100
140
d 15
Camden & Sub ($5 paid).
36
Consolidated Trac of N J
934
115
Rapid Transit St Ry C o.
13
102)4
Public Serv Elec Pow pref___
110
d 131%
1134 Public Service Co of Nor 111..
25
10134
11434
15
28
83
3834
d 10234
Quebec Power com .
.100 r 174
23
r 112
42
Rap Tran St Ry— See P S Corp
d 22
11334
City Passenger R y.
d 97
;d 62
28%
Reading Transit Co class B p f.
Id 26
Republic Ry S Light com _______ _I 85
c
Preferred______________
1061 108 34
I

[Y ol. 123.
S tocks.

Bid.
107
35c
1%

113
7
55
27
246
934
2534
88
100
74
30“ “
99%
31%
25
28
93"
36"
87
25
23%
90
155
114
96
65
65
83
10534
60“ "
60
104“ "
55
105
56
96%
98“ "
50%
104
334
35
95
32
106
98
11534
103
93
10
10
82
180
6734
8734
1
10
2
4734
9934
74
111
91
14
20
88
54%
19
30
100
27
92
110
85%
10334
30%
14
10
3
1734
107
98
12
19
70%
202
9034
135
95
9834
149
98
115
102
48
56%
100
100
104
64
36“
2
12

—

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Par

27
Rochester G & E 7% pref____100 104
53% Roch & Syracuse RR com ____100
10c
51%
Preferred_________________ lOv)
34
96% St Jos Ry, Lt & Pow, pref____ 100 72
St Louis Pub Serv___________(t) d 1734
San Joaquin Light & Power._l66
48
20
Preferred A 7 % ................. ..1 0 0 102%
97
Prior preferred_________ ..1 0 0 105%
105
Savannah El & Pow deb s t k ..lo 0 110
106
Scioto Vai Ry & Pow, com__100
4
14
First preferred_____________ H ) 48
M
80
Preferred_________________ lOO
-----65
Shawinigan Water S Power_100 r 244
c
81
Rights_________________________ d 9
10634 Sierra Pacific Elec Co com ____ 100 25
10 i
Preferred__________________lOO 86
25
Sioux City Gas & El 7% p f-.1 0 0
99
Somerset Un & Middlesex Lt.100
71
Southeastern Gas S Elec 7 % pfd.
c
-----Southeastern Pr & Lt c o m .-(t) d 29%
45
Preferred ( $ 7 ) ______________(tv d 99%
no
South Calif Edison new com __ 25 d 31%
6% preferred new___________25 d 2434
7% preferred new___________25 d 2734
8% preferred_______________ 25 d 32
6
Southern Canada Power_____ 100 r 92
97
Preferred__________________ lOOr 10134
101
Southern Cities Utilities com . 100!
34
102)4
85
Preferred__________________lOO!
10
Southern Col Pow com A ______25.d 24
Preferred_____________________| 92
South & Atlan Teleg (guar)____25,d 22
Southern Gas & Pow 7 % pref
29
Class A stock_________ __ (+),d 23
21
Southern Indiana G S E 6 % pref. | 87
c
6
Southern New Eng Telep___ 100i 152
33
So Jer G El & Tr— See P S Corp!
Southwestern Bell Telep pref. 100; 113
Southwestern Gas & El 7% pf.1001 93
Southwestern Lt & Pr com A . . ( t ) d 60
73
Common class B __________ (t) d 58
18
Preferred__________________ (T) d 79
13334 Southwestern Pow & L pref. .100 104 %
Southwest Missouri R R ______100
------312
Springfield (Mass.) G L C o_ 25 d 58
_
Springf (Mass) St Ry Cos pf--100
55
Springfield (M o) Ry & L. pref_
_
99
Spring Valley Water_________ 100 102
Standard Gas S Elec com (no par) dx 54 %
c
7% cum prior pref________ 100 10334
92
8% cum preferred__________ 50 d 55%
85
Standard Pr & Lt Corp p r e f..(t ) d -----138
Staten Island Edison c o m v t c ( t ) d 90
$6 first preferred__________ (t) d 96
73' Sub R T St Ry— See Phila Co |
Superior Water L S P com _ 100
c
_
____
99
Preferred_________________ 100
-----110
Tampa Elec Co new stock___ (t) d 50
100
Tennessee El Pow 1st pf (7% ) 1O0 103
109“
1st preferred (6 % )__________ 1O0 90
169
Terre Haute Ind & East______ 100
234
Preferred___________________ 100 25
12634
Terre Haute Tr S Lt pref____ 100
c
75
Tex-Louisiana Pow 7% pref-.lOO,
90
5034 Texas Power & Light 7% pref.lOO 107
Third Avenue Ry (N Y ) _____100 s 3034 s
25
Tidewater Power 8% pref_____ lOO 104
39
25
7% preferred________________100 96
Tol Bowl Gr & Sou Tr com ______
115
Preferred 5 %
15
Toledo-Edison prior p ref(8% )l00 11434
50
Preferred A (7 % )_________ 100 10234
Tri-City Ry & Light pref____100
8934
Tri-State Telep & Teleg_______ 10 d 8
Preferred__________________ 10 d
9
Troy (N Y ) Gas________ (no par) d 80
50
Turners Falls Pow & Elec_____ 100 176
55
23d Street— See N Y Railways |
67%
Twin City Rapid T ra n sit..___ 100
90
43
Preferred_________________ 100
250
Union St Ry (N ewBed,M ass).100
Union Trac of Ind common_ 100
_
____
75
68
First preferred_____________ 100
____
Second preferred___________100
____
25
40% Un El L (Springfield,Mass.).l00 404
110
United Elec Ry (Providence.i-100 d 4534
22
United Elec Secur pref_________100 1O0
57
United Gas & Elec pref________1O0 98
72
5734 United Gas & El of NJ 5% pf.100
United Gas Improvement_____50 d 11034
United 1 1 Co of New H aven ., (t) d 88
1
United Lt & Pr com A _ (no par) d 13
_
Common Class B _____(no par) d 18
110
Preferred Class A ____ (no par) 87.%
40
Preferred Class B _____(no par) d 53 %
130
United Rys S El (Balt) com _ 50 d 1834
c
_
13
_
24%
38
United Rys Investment C o_ 1O0
Preferred __________________ lOO 75
50
United Utilities_______________ 100 24
Preferred___________________100 90
U S & Foreign Sec Corp—
20
Allot ctf 1st pf full pd________ d 109
20
Allot ctf 1st p f 75% pd_______ d 8534
85
Utah Power S Light pref_____100 102)4
c
42
Utica Gas & Electric pref___ 100 105 !4
p
9934 Utilities Power & Lt Cl A (no par) d 3034
Class B_______________ (no par) d 1314
85
Utility Shares Corp com _________ d 914
73
Coro stock option_____________ d 234
4434
Partic pref____________________Id 17
8934
Virginia Elec S Pow 7 °7 pre'.lOOj 105
c
„
108
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref____100
96
Wash Balt Sc Annapolis.______ 50 d 8
10
Preferred_________________ 50 d 15
27
Washington (D C) Gas______ 20 d 70
85
Wash (D O) Ry & El com ____100 190
Preferred_________________ 100
89%
9534
123
Washington Water Pow C o_ lOO 132
_
Western M o Pow 7% pref_______
92
108
Western Power Corp________ 100
____
101
18
Preferred_________________ lOO
96
38
Western States Gas & Elec___lOO
17
Preferred_________________ lOo
93
Western Union Telegraph____lOO 148
137
West’h’se El&Mfg— See und Misc
104
West Penn Elec Co Class A . , (f) d 96
113
132
7% preferred______________ 1 0 6 | lOl
West Penn Power 7% pref_ 100 11334
_
115
6% preferred______________ 1001 100%
West Virginia Utilities pref_ 50 d
_
4634
29
Winnipeg Electric C o________ 100 r 5634
85
Preferred_________________ 1O0 r 99%
105
174% Wisconsin Power & Light pref___ | 98
11434 Wisconsin Pub Ser Corp pref.lOO 102
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref____ lOO 110
Worcester Elec Light C o___ 25 d 162
Worcester Gas Light________ 25 d 62
24
York (Fa) Railways com m on..50 d 50
100
Preferred_________________50 d 3534
65
3i
Youngstown & Ohio Riv RR.1O0
____
93
Preferred ________________ 100
____
I In L o n d o n ,

n N o m in a l.

43

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES
Under the heading “ Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities” we Include ail issued which do not appear under the previous two headings, namely
,” "Real Estate
'Railroad (Steam)” and "Public Utilities." In the case of stocks, however, we put “ Textile Manufacturing,” "Insurance,” “ N
cellaneous.”
»nd Land.” “ Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Companies” under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the “ Industrial an
.
NOTICE.— All bond prices are “ and interest’ ’ except where marked “ f” and income and defaulted bonds.

B onds.

Bid.

Ask. j

OUS B ONDS 1Commercial Invest Trust Corp—
5% gold notes 1927______ M&N
9914 100
10334 10534
89
5% gold notes 1928______ M&N Basis 5.80%
8834
/ 81
82
5% gold notes 1929______ M&N Basis 6%
5% gold notes 1930______ M&N Basis 6.20%
10334 104
Computing-Tabulating-Rec Co
94
97
Sinking fund gold 6s 1941-J&J 10414 105
C I & RR
Consolidated Cigar Corp—
Conv s f 6% notes 1936--A&O
9914
434
/
334
85
/
334
534 Consol Textile 1st 8s 1941--J&D
8414
92
s 70 |Consol Coal 414s 1934 opt-_M&N
9114
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950____J&D
83
8314
s 7734
Consumers Co 1st 6s 1946_ J&J
_
9414
90 1Continental Pap & Bag Mills Corp
8934
76
Aluminum Co deb 7s 1933--A&O 106
1st & ref 614s 1944 Ser A.F&A
10634
7514
|Corn Prod Ref s f 5s 1931--M&N 10334 10354
Am Agric Chem 1st 6s 1928-A&0 103
1st ref s f 734s 1941______ F&A
1st g 5s 1934 s f ________ M&N
10434 104341
American Beet Sugar Co—
Cramp(Wm) Sons Ship & Eng Bldg
Conv s f deb 6s 1935_____F&A
1st M g 5s 1929 op t_____M&S
9334
9434'
Amer Chain deb 6s 1933_ A&O
_
10134 10134 Crew Levick Co 1st 6s 1931-F&A
9934 100
Amer Cot Oil g 5s 1931 opt M&N
98
95
97
6% gold notes 1928______ J&J
9534,
American Ice Securities—
Crown Cork & Seal 6s 1942-F&A
9314
93 54
American Ice Co— R E 1st &
9914
Crown Willamet Pap 6s ’51-J&J
9954
gen s f 6s '42 opt T 3_ F&A
_
10234 103 34^ Cuba Cane Sug deb 7s 1930--J&J
9414
9454
135 j Conv deb 8s 1930________J&J
Conv 7% notes 1939____ J&J
9814
9814
Am Mach & Fdy s f 6s 1939-A&O 10314 103 34 Cuban-American Sugar—
Am Rtyjubllc Corp 6s '37--A & 0
1st M coll 8s Mar 15 ’31 M&S15 10714 108
9934
9934!
Amer Rolling Mill 6s 1938.-J&J 10234 10334 Cuban Dominican Sugar Co—
98
Amer Smelt & Ref 5s 1947--A&0 100)4 10034
9754
1st lien s f 734s 1944--.-M & N
97
1st M 6s 1947 series B-...A& O 10734 108 34 Cudahy Pack s f 5s 1946_ J&D
_
9654
1C4
Amer Sugar Refg 6s 1937_ J&J
_
Sink fund deb g 534 s ’3 7 --A&O
9414
10434
93 54
Amer Thread 6s 1928______J&D s 10114 s 1 0 2
Cuyamel Fruit Co—
Amer Type Fdrs deb g 6s ’37.M&N 10234 104
9514
1st mtge 6s 1940_________ A&O
9534
93
Deb gold 6s 1939_______ M&N 1 0 2
Davison Chem deb 614s ’31-J&J
9354
Deb gold 6s 1940________ A&O 10134 1 0 2
De Bardeleben Coal Corp—■
Amer Writ Paper s f 7-6s '39_ J&J f 57 34
58
654%
1st M 614s 1927-1943___ J&J b 7.10
Temp interchangeable ctf dep. f 5734
78
5834 Dery (D G) Corp 7s 1942--M&S
7754
Anaconda Copper Mining—
Denver Union Stock Yards—
1st con 6s 1953 series A .-F & A 103
9914
1st 5s 1946________ - _____ J&J
103 34
Conv deb 7s 1938_______ F&A 106
9514
10634 Dodge Bros deb 6s 1940____ M&N
9514
82
81
6% gold bonds 1929 ser A.J&J 10234 102 34 Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s ’42.M&N
Andes Cop Min deb 7s 1943-J&J 10634 107
Domin Coal 5s ’40 op ’ 10--M&N
8614
8514
Andian National Corp Ltd—
Dominion Glass Co, Ltd—
1st M s f 6s 1940 with war_M&S 161
165
1st s f 6s June 2 1933---J&D2 r 102
73
Without warrant_______
98
71
Domin Iron & Steel 5s 1929--J&J
9734
43
Anglo-Chilean Cons N itr a t e 3914
Consol 5s 1939__________ M&S
Deb 7s (& stk sub rts)’45_M&N
96
10214
9634 Donnacona Paper 6s ’40____J&D 100
Antilla Sugar 7 34s 1939 A ____J&J
90 I Donner Steel 7s 1942_______ J&J
8734
9734
9734
Armour & Co or Delaware—
Eastern Cuba Sug 7 14s ’3 7 --M&S 10534 10634
15
30
1st M 5 M s 1943 ser A ____J&J
9334
9334 Eastern Steel 5s 1931______ F&A
Armour & Co— Real estate 1st
Elk Horn Coal 1st614s 1931-J&D
9934 10034
gold 434s 1939 op t______J&D
9034
91 1 7% notes 1931 with warr.-J&D
Associated Oil 6% notes '35-M & S 10234 10234'
93"
97"
Without warrant_________
__ .
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos
Fairmont Coal 5s 1931____ J&J
9734
—
94
90
634% gold notes 1933___ J&J
_
s 97}d Farmers Mfg Co 7s 1943_ M&S
Atl Fruit & SS deb 7s ’3 4 --J&D
83
87
Federal Sug Ref 6s 1933_ M&N
_
Certificates o f deposit_
_
Federated Metals s f 7s ’39--J& D
f 1534
8734
87 34
Ctfs dep stpd stk instead of bds f 2134
—
Fisk Rubb Co 1st 8s 1941--M&S 11534 116
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—
97
9734
514% s f notes 1931______ J&J
67
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959___ J&J
6834 Flour Mills of America Inc—
10 1
Atlantic Refin deb 5s 1937--J&J 10 0
9834
Conv g 614% notes 1946-A&O
9634
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
Framerlcan Ind & Dev Corp—
1st s f 5s 1940 opt aft ’ 15-M&N 10334 10434
93 34
Deb 714s 1942__________ J&J
9334
Baragua Sugar (Comp Azucarera
Francisco Sug 714s 1942-M&N15 10434 105
Baraqua) 734s 1937___ J&J 15 10414 10534 French Nat S S Lines—
84
Barnsdall Corp deb 6s 1940 J&J15
9734
9734
Extl 2 f 7s 1949_________ J&D
s 99
s 104"
Beaver Board Cos 8s 1933--J&J
Gair (Robert) Co 1st 7s ’3 7 --J&J
94
— s 93
Beech Creek O & C 5s '4 4 --J&D
9634 Galena-Signal Oil deb 7s ’30-A&O
Belding-Heminway'Co—
General Amer Tank Car Corp—■
96
97
Cons 6% notes 1936______J&J
Equip 514s 1927________ M&N 100
Bethlehem Steel Corporation—
—
Equip 514s 1928-1934___M&N 10034
96
Cons s f 5 Ho 1953 ser B--F& A
General Asphalt Co—
9534
Cons mtge 6s Aug 1948--F&A 10034 10034
Conv s f 6s 1939________ A&O 10634 107
Cons mtge 6s 1948 ser A-F&A
10034 10034 Gen’l Baking 1st 6s 1936___J&D
Secured 5% note 1929--J&D15 10 0
10034 General Cigar serial 6s 1935-J&D IOI 34 10234
Secured 5% note 1930--J&D15
Gen’l Elec 314s 1942 op t___F&A
9934 10 0
9134
99
103"
Secured 5% note 1931..J&D15
9934 Gen Elec (Germany)7s’45-J& Jl5 102
99
Secured 5% note 1932--J&D1/
Deb 614s 1940 with war__,T&D 11134 11234
9834
118
Beth St pur m 6s Aug '98-Q-F 116
Without warrants attached..
97
98
Beth St 1st 1 & ref 5s '42.M&N
— s 111
9814
9834 General Ice Cream 614s 1935 J&J
97
Purch money 5s 1936_ J&J
_
9734 General Motors Acceptance Corp
98
Penn-Mary Steel 5s 1937-J&J
is
5% serial notes 1927______ M&S 100*16 100B
96
98
Sooth Fisheries s f 6s 1926-A&0
5% serial notes 1928______ M&S
9934
9934
5% serial notes 1929______ M&S
8orden Mills, Inc—
9834
9834
10 0
98
97
First mtge s f 6s 1934____F&A
5% serial notes 1930______ M&S
97 34
88
90
Boston Term Co 314s 1947-F&A
5% serial notes 1931______ M&S
9614
9GH
Botany Consol Mills 634s ’34 A&O
5% serial notes 1932______ M&S i 5.95 5.85%
Brier Hill Steel 514s 1942--A& 0
5% serial notes 1933______ M&S i 5.95 5.85%
98"
5% serial notes 1934______ M&S » 5.95 5.85%
Brown Co 1st 514s 1946 --A& O
9634
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co—
5% serial notes 1935--------- M&S i 5.95 5.85%
—
5% serial notes 1936______ M&S > 5.95 5.85%
_
6% serial notes 1927-29_ J&J
92"
General Petroleum Corp—
Buffalo & Susq Iron 5s 1932 J&D
90
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952_____A&O
6% g notes Apr 15 ’28--A & 015 10114 10154
9134
95
Cons g 5s Jan 1955_______ J&J
1st 5s Aug 15 1940___________
9434
9934
9954
Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s '60-A&O
9934
9934 Gen Refractories 6s 1952___F&A 10114 102
By-Products Coke Corp—
Good Hope St & lr Wks (Germ’y)
S f g 7s Oct 15 1945_ A & O l5
_
96
1st M 514s 1945 ser A ___ M&N
9934 10034
9514
Calif Petroleum 614s 1933--A&O 104
104 34 Goodrich (B F) 1st 614s 1947-J&J 10414 105
98 ! Goodyear T & Rub 8s ’4 1 --M&N 12014 121
Oamaguey Sugar 7s '4 2 --A&O 15
9734
Canada Cement 1st 6s ’29 op A&O r 1 0 2
Deb s f 8s May 1931_____ F&A 11034 11054
10234
3-Yr 5% g notes 1928--J&D15
Canada SS Lines 7s 1942--M&N 105
98
9834
Goodyear T & R of California—
95
Deb 5s Aug 15 1943---F& A 15 r ____
—
514s notes Feb 15 1931 F&A] 5
96
97
95
1st & gen m 6s 1941 ser A-A& O
Gould Coupler 1st I 6s 1940-F&A
Canadian Car & Fdy Co, Ltd—
93
93 54
Granby Con Min Smelt & Pow—
103
105
1st s f gold 6s 1939______J&D
1st conv 6s 1928 Ser A .-M & N
100
Canad Cons Rub 6s 1946--A&C r 10014 1 0 1
101
Stamped___________________
Canadian Cottons 5s 1940--J&J2 r 9714
100
Gray & Davis conv 7s ’32___F&A
Canad Gen Elec 6s 1942_ A&O
_
Central Foundry 6s 1931— F&A
9634
9834 Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s 1937. - -J&D lOO" 10034
Hamburg-American Line—
39
40
Cent Hud St’boat 5s Apr ’33 A&O
1st 614s eq 1928-1940----J&D Basis 6.50%
Central Leather 1st s f 6s '45-J&J 10134 10 2
92
Central Steel 1st 8s 1941--M&N 12034 12134 Hanna (M A) Co deb 6s ’34.F&A
90
Hershey Chocolate—
55
Charcoal Iron o f Am 8s '31-M&N / 50
1st & coll tr s f 514s 1940--J&J 10154 10114
Chic Jet coll tr ref g 4s ’40--A& O
8934
5%
notes1926________J&D15
—
Coll trust ref 5s 1940___ A&O
10134
9914 10014
5%
notes1927________J&D15
Chic Un Sta— See Steam R R bds
9954 10014
5%
notes1928_____
J&D15
Chicoutimi Pulp 6s 1943 --J&J
9954 100
Hoboken Land & Impt Co—
78"
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940.-J&J
1st M g 5s Nov 1930____ M&N
98
Clyde SS 1st 5s 1931 opt-_.F & A
96
10034
Col Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943--F&A
9434
9534 Hock Val Prod 5s 1961 opt.-J& J
Colorado Industrial­
Hoe (R) & Co 1st 614s A ’34 A&O
98
97"
Holland-Amer Line 6s ’47 M&N f 87
91
89
ist g gu 5s ser A & B ’34|opt F&A
9034
Hnllingshead CRM'' Co 7 s’38 F& A
99
Comm’l Credit 6s 1934____M&N
100
96
9834
93
9434. Holly Sugar 7s 1937______ .J&J
Coll tr s f 514s 1935...........-J&J
9734
9834

bBasis.

/This price includes accrue*1 *nterest




k Last sale.

Nominal,

r Canadian price

Indep Oil & Gas 614s 1931.

Bid.

Ask.

10434
10034
102
97

B onds.

B onds.

INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANK
Abitlbi Pow & Paper 6 s 1940 J&J2
M am s Exp coll tr g 4s ’48-M&8
Coll tr g 4s 1947________ J&D
Ajax Rubber s f 8 s 1936___ J&D
Alabama Cons Coal & Iron—
1st cons M os 1933______ M&N
Ala Steel & Shipbldg— See Tenn
Alaska Gold Mines deb 6s’25M&S
Deb 6 s 1926 ser B_______ M&S
Allied Packers deb 6 s 1939--J&J
1st M & coll tr 8 s 1939___ .
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—

10534
10134
10234
98

9734

98
103
100

98"
104
—

Kaufmann Dept Stores Corp—
6 % notes ’35 with warr’ts.F&
Kayser (Julius) & Co—
1st M s f 7s 1942_____F& a 1
Belly-Springfield Tire Oo—

Kresge Foundation 6 s ’36Krupp (Fried) Ltd—

93
84

95
85

8834

89
97

9934
84
107
9934

9934
8534
108
101

93
10334

Internal Silver 1st 6 s 1948-

10034
10134

9634

lnternat Agricultural Corp—
1 st & coll tr 8 f g 5s ’32 op M __
Stpd ext to 1942______ M&N
Internal Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 6 s 19 4 1 ..A
International Paper—

10034
101

95
10334

/ 107

108

9834

9934

10634
9634

10734
97
105

10434
10834
102
f 22
10034

105
24
10034

9834
9534
103 34
9834
/ -----

99
9634
104
9834
10

1st & coll tr gold 5s 1944. -J&D
Lehigh Coal & Nav fund 4s ’48 J&J
93"
9434
Cons s f g 4)4s 1954_____J&J
9734
9734
Leh & W-Barre Coal— See Cent R R of N J, p . 31
Libby McN & Libby 7s ’31 M&N 10334 104
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944--A&O 124
124 34
Gold bonds 5s 1951______F&A
10134 10134
Liquid Carbonic Corp—. 1st conv 6s 1941________F&A
99 34 . 9934
63
68
Little (A E) Co 7s 1942____A&O
100
10034
118
120 34
Gold bonds 5s 1951--------- F&A
9834
9934
Lukens Steel 1st M g 8s ’40 M&N 10134 102 34
Magnolia Pet deb 434s’27F&A15
9934 10034
Deb g 434s 1928_____ F&A15
99 34
9934
98 7
4
9934
b 5% 4.85%
Deb 4 34s 1931-1932_____F& a b 5% 4.85%
Deb 434s 1933-1934_____F& a. b 5% 4.85%
Mallory SS 1st s f 5s 1932 — .J&J
90
94
Manati Sugar 1st 734s ’42--A .
9834
9834
Manufacturers’ Finance Co—
Col tr 6% notes 1935___ A.
96
99
McKeesport Tin Plate—
10234 10234
70
—
Mid-Continent Petrol Corp—
10434 10434
Midvale Steel & Ordnance—
9634
96 34
100
9934
9934
7% gold notes 1935 ___ A&O
______
9834
Minnesota & Ont Paper 6s ’48J&J
9634
9834
Monon Coal— See Chic Ind & L Ry
Montgomery Ward Prop Corp—
1st M 5s 1946 ser A ------- M&N
9734
9834
Morris & Co 1st s f 4 34s ’39-J&J
86
8 4 14
7 34% gold notes 1930— M&S 10234 103 34
Mtge-Bond Co 4s ser 2 ’ 6 6 -A&O
80
81
5s series 3 1932---------------- J&J
9634
9734
Murray Body 1st 634s 1934-J&D
96 '4
9634
Nat Acme 734s 1931.............J&D 10034 101
Nat Dairv Pr 6% notes’40-M&N
99
9934
Nat. Distillers Prod. Corp—
10- y r 6 3 4 % notes ’35--J&D15
97
98
Nat Enam & Stpg 5s 1929--J&D 101
10234
Nat Starch deb 5s 1930 gu_-J&J 101
National Tube 1st 5s ’5 2 .-M&N 103 34 104
Natomas Co gen 6s 1935 — J&J
45
04 14
N e v C o n C o p p e r d e b 5 s 1 94 1 J & T
9534
New Eng Nav— See N Y N H & H R RR
New Eng Oll&Ref 1st 8s’31 M&S
40
60
N J Zinc 1st 4s 1926_______ A&O
10 0
New Niquero Sugar 7s 1932.J&J 10 0
103
New River Oo 1st 5s 1934— J&J
Newport Co 7s 1932-----------M&S
l 66"
NY Air Brake 1st 6s’28 conv M&N 1 0 2
102 34
N Y Dock Oo— 1st g 5s ’ 51-F&A
83 34
8434
N Y & Hob Fy 5s May ’4 6 --J&D
90
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946 M&N
93
N Y & N J Ferry— 5s ’46. - J&J
90
N Y Shipbldg 1st 5s Nov 1 ’4 6 --.
90
93
North Amer Cement Corp—
Deb 6 34s A with warr ’40-M&S
9634
9634
Norwalk Steel 4 34s 1929___ J&J
32
36
Nova Scotia S & C 5s 1959--J&J
48
51
O’Gara Coal 5s ’ 55 op aft’08 M&S
64
66
Ogilvie Flour Mills 6s ’32_ J&D r
_
_
_
104
Series B _____________________ r ____ 10434
Series C _____________________
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944.--F&A
90
9 l"
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.M&S
95
9534
Pacific Coast Co g 5s ’46_ J&D
_
95
93 34
Pac Fruit Exp Eq--See So Pacific Corp
Pacific Mills 5% notes 1931 F&A
9434
9434

1 Sale price

44

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BONDS AND STOCKS

[V
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest” except where marked “f” and income and defaulted bonds.

B onds.

Bid.

Ask.

Bid.

Bonds.

Ask.

ol.

123.

Bid. ] Ask.

B onds.

Pan Amer Petrol Co (of Calif)—
1st cony s f 6s 1940___ J&D15
Pan-Amer Petrol & Transp Co—
1st lien equip 7s 1930___ F&A
S f 6s 1934________ _
M&N
Park & Tilford s f 6s 1936.-J&D
Penick & Ford 634s 1943-.-J& D
Penmans Ltd— 1st 5s'26op M&N r
Penna C & C 1st 5s ’32 o p . _J&J
Penn Mary Steel— See Beth Steel
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
1st m s f 6s 1941 ser A M&S15
Pennsylvania Steel—
Span-Amer Iron 6s 1927--J&J
Phlla & Read C & I 5s 1973.-J&J
Pick Albert & Co—
10-yr s f deb 6s 1936-J&J
Pierce-Arr Mot Car 8s 1943 M&8
Pierce OH 8s Dec 15 1931 T&D 15
Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 A&O
Pittsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49 J&J
Pitts Coal deb 5s July ’3 1 --M&S
Pittsburgb-Westmoreland Coal
1st s f g 5s 1947 op t______M&N
Pleasant Val Coal 5s 1928-_J&J
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
1st gold 5s 1957 o p _ ____ J&J
_
Port 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 May 15 ’31-.M&N15
Pressed Steel Car 5s 1933
J&J
Price Bros & Co 1st 6s '43 A-F&A
Producers & Refiners Corp—
8s 1931 (with warrants! J&D
Without warrants attached
Punta Alegre Sug s f 7s ’37 . J&J
Pure OH Co 634% notes '33. J&D
Reid Ice Cream Corp—
6% g 5-yr notes 1930. - . J&J
Remington Arms 6s 1937__ M&N
Republic Iron & St’l 5s '4 0 --A&O
Ref & gen 5J4s '53 ser A ..J& J
Rheinelbe Union 7s 1946 J&J
with stock nurch warrants.
Without warrants. .
Rhine-Main-Danube 7s 1950 M&S
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f 7s 55 F&A
Riordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—
1st 6s June 30 1942. . J&D30 r
Robbins & Myers 7s 1942.. J&D
Roch & Pitts C & I 5s '46 .M&N
1st s f g 4H s 1932 op t___ F&A
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943__
Rogers-Brown Iron 5s ’27-’40.J&J
Gen & Ref 7s 1942-- - M&N
Stamped. _ . ______
St Joseph Stk Yds 434s'3 0 . -J&J
8t Lawrence Pulp & Lumber—
1st M 6s 1927-1929-- ..F & A f
Certificates of deposit..
f
1st M 6s 1930-1933_____ F&A /
Certificates of deposit_
_
f
9t L Nat Stock Yds 4s '30__ J&J
8t L Rky M t & P 5s '55 stpd J&J
8t Regis Paper 6 Vis 26-'29..J& D
634s 1930-1934__________ J&D
Deb g 6s 1931___
___ A&O
Saks & Co s f 7s 1942_______ M&S
Santa Ana Sug 8s 1931 _ A&O
_
Saxon Pub W kb (Germany)—
ls t e x t ls f 7s 1945________ F&A
Gen & ref 6 Ms 1951. .M&N
Securities Co N Y 4s cons .M&S
Security Mtge 6s Sept 1 '45 ser E
6% bonds Apr 1 1946 ser F ____
Sen Sen Chic 6s June 14 '29 J&D
b Basis.

88
'haron Steel Hoop 8s 1941 -M&S 108
10834 United Steamship 6s 1937-.M&N
10034 10034 bawsh Mills 7% notes '31 A&O 100 M 100 54 United Stores Realty 6s '42-A & 0 104
Sheffield Farms 1st 6 He 1942A&O 10754 10754 U S Env 1st 5s 1926-1934---J&D
105 34 10534 Shulco Co 6 Ms 1946_______J&J 100 34 10014 U S Finishing con g 5s 1929--J&J
98 34
106
M&S
99
U 8 Smelt Refg & Mining—
97
10634 Shults Bread 1st 6s 1940
95
97
-humans & Halske 3-yr 7s '28 J&J 101
10-vear 5 34 % g notes 1935M&N 10134
10114
>
0-year sec s f 7s 1935. -J&J 101
10114 United Steel Works (Germany) —
S F 634s 1951 with warr.J&T)
9934 100
Siemens & Hal-Siem-Schuck—•
9654
90
92
Deb g s f 6 Ms ’51 with warM&S
99
Universal Winding Oo 7s '37-J&J 101
Sinclair Cons OH Corp—
United States Steel Corp—
Col tr s f 5s Apr '51 op ’ ll--V a r 110
1st 1 coll 7s ser A 1937 M&S15
97
97 34
1st lien coll 6 Ms '38 ser B.J& D
Col tr s f 5s Apr '51 not op-Var 110
98 H
9134
9934
9114
Col s f 2d 5s Apr'63 op’ 13lM&N 10554
1st 1 6s ’27 C with warr_ J&D 10114 10154
100
Utah Fuel— See Den & Rio Gr,p32
Sinclair Crude Oil Purch Co—
100 V
s 101
6% notes ser A 1928- _.F&A 10014 10054 Vandalla Coal 1st 6s '30 op _J&J
Sinclair Pipe Line a f 5s '4 2 .-A&O
92
Van Slyke & Horton 7s 1938— - 100
91M
97
99
98.
Skelly OH 634% notes '2 7 ..A & 0 132
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942 J&D
Victor-Amer Fuel 1st 6s '4 0 -F&A
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron—
40
10834 109
54
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953 J&J
6% s f gold notes 1929____F&A 102 34 103
10034 103 54
101 H 101 V,
Purchase receipts, .
10214 10314 Virglnia-Carolina Chemical—
s
Smith 'A O) Corp 614s '33-M&N
1st s f 7s 1947 ser A ______J&D / 10834
9434
10114 102
s 104
Stamped as to payt 40% prin—
-A&O
s 96 34 Solvay & Cie 6s 1934___
1st s f 7s 1947---------------------- / 108 34
South Porto Rico Sug 7s '40 J&D 10714 10714
88
C tf of dep assented .
91
Standard Mill 1st g 5s '3 0 .-M&N 10014
/ 108 34
98
/ 10834
1st & ref 534s 1945
M&S 10034 101
92
Stand Oil NY 6 Ms g deb’33.M&N
105 34 10554 Va Iron Coal & Coke 5s ’49-M&S
92
Walworth Co 1st 6s 1945 .A&O
90 H
Stand PI Glass 6% notes '30 M&S
96
96 34
95
Deb634s’35 serA with war A&O
Stand Steel Wks 1st 5s '28- J&J 100
9134
Stand Textile Prod 6 Ms '42 M&S
Ward Baking 6s 1937___ J&D15
93
96
10534
103 34
Warner Sugar Ref 7s 1941 - J&D
84
10434 104 Vt Steel Co of Can 6s 1940 ___ J&J r 10654
Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7s ’39 J&J
58
Steel & Tube Co of Amer—
105
Gen M s f 7s 1951 Ser C .J&J 10714 108
Wayne Coal 6s 1937_______M&S / -----94
Webster C&O 1st g 5s '42 op M&S
92
100
98
95 M Stutz Motor Car 7 Ms 1937- A&O
Webster Mills 634s 1933.. J&D
103
104
Sugar Estates of Oriente—
96 H
98
West Ky Coal 7s 1944_____M&N
101
1st s f 7s 1942___________ M&S
9754
Sun Oil deb s f 5J4s 1939-..M & S
9914 VV. Va Coal & Co 1st 6s 1950 J&J
7934
111M
9854
111
Western Elec deb 5s 1944_ A&O 10134
_
97
96
111M Superior Oil 1st 7s 1929..F&A15
10834 108 Vi Swift & Co 1st s f g 5 s '44__ J&J
100'54 10114 Westinghouse Elec & M fg—
7% gold bonds 1931 . . . M&N 104 34
5% s f g notes Oct 15 '32 A&O
s 103 34
9754
97 J4
20-year gold 5s 1946 _ M&S
_
Taylor-Wharton I & S 6s '42M&S
97
95
99 34
Whltaker-Glessner Oo 5s '41 - A&O
99
100
84
96
1st & ref 734s 1946 Ser A . J&J
82
I s t s fg 6 s l9 4 1 ___ __
A&O 102 34
91 Vi Tenn Coal l & RR 5s 1951- J&J 10314 10514
9134
White Sew Mach 6s '3 6 -. --J&J
Ala Steel & Shipbldg 6s '30 J&J 10234
99 54
9954
Wickw Spencer Steel 7s '3 5 --J& J
53
96 34 Thyssen (Aug) Iron & Steel Wks
9634
102
Stamped May 1st Inst pd----109
104
10934 Tidal Osage Oil s f 7s 1 9 3 1 ...F&A 103
96 V Transcont Oil 7% notes '30-A&O s 9614 s 9634 Wickwire Spencer Steel Co—
s
96 M
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935 M&N
99
99 *4 10054 Traylor Eng & Mfg 8s 1936. 4934
Trumbull Steel s f 6s 1940-M&N
98
Willys-Overland 1st 634s ’ 33 M&S 10134
90
89 34
9714
10-yr deb 7s 1935_______M&N
Wilson & Co 1st 6s 1941___ A&O
98
9914
100
Winch Repeat Arms 7 1 s '41 A&O 10434
4
101
Tublze Artificial Silk 8s '4 3 .-J&J 108
54
Woodward Iron 5s 1952J&J
Union Bag & Paper 6s '4 2 ..M&N
8834
Youngst Sh & Tube 6s 1943.-J&J 10354
90
Union OH Co of California—
EXCHANGE SEATS.
First lien s f 5s 1931 o p t .. J&J 10154 102
9734
No. Lost Sale
55
60
10714 10714
$
S f g 5s Feb 1 1935 . . . A&O
9834
9854 N Y Stock Exch. 1,100*150 000
2,. 50 2.500
50 34 Union Steel Co 1st 5s '52 gu.J&D 10734 108J4 N Y Produce E xch -1,800
5054
N Y Cotton E x ch .. 450 25.000 20,000
51
Un T ’k Car eq 4 34s ’27-’36_A&0 Basis 4 .70
52
United Drug 6s 1944. --A & 0 15 105
97 54
10514 N Y Cof & Sug Ex- 327 15 000
N Y Curb Market- 550 29,000
United Industrial 1st 6s 1945 J&D
89
90
Baltimore Stk Exch
87
l ,850
United Lead deb 5s 1943 - J&J
___
9814
Boston Stock Exch. 139
9,250 8,500
24
s 39
30
Unit'd Oil Prod 8s 1931 -T&J25
7,800
U S Rubber 7 34 % notes '30 F&A 10634 10634 Chicago Bd of T r-.1.592
____
5,000
24
30
1st & ref 5s 1947 Ser A _ J&J
_
93
93 34 Chicago Stock Exch 250
50 ’ 0.000
95 H
634% serial notes 1927-- M&S 10054 10034 Cincinnat )Stk E x ..
9634
Cleveland Stk Exch
36
3,000
103
634% serial notes 1928-. M&S 102
7634
77 M
Detroit Stock Exch
39
4 125
100
101
634% serial notes 1929_ M&S
_
10214 103
Los Ang Stock Exch
70 15,000 15,000
101
103
634% serial notes 1930_ M&S
_
10114 102
29
1,200
634% serial notes 1931_ M&S
_
99 34 10034
10134 102 (Louisville Stk Exch
3,000
634% serial notes 1932_ M&S
_
10114 10154 !Minn Ch o f Comm . 566
74 29.000
98
634% serial notes 1933__ M&S
100
10054 10114 !Montreal Stock E x.
7.000
634% serial notes 1934- _M&S 10054 10134 New Orl Cotton Ex 500
6.80C
70
6.50C
98
634% serial notes 1935-- M&S 10054 10154 New Orl Stock E x.
4.00C
98 M
7.80C
7.80C
634% serial n .tes 1936 -M&S 101
93 M
10154 Phlla Stock E x ch .. 206
92 M
1.60C | 1.50C
58
634% serial notes 1937_ M&S
_
10054 10154 Pittsb Stock Exch. 115
50
4.50C
98
634% serial notes 1938_ M&S
_
100
10054 10154 St Louis Exchange63 40.00C
614% serial notes 1939 _.M&S 1005-4 10114 San FrStk&BdExch
98
100
Washington Stk Ex
40
700 1
614% serial notes 1940. M&S 10034 102
98
700
99 34
/ This price includes accrued Interest. * Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price. * Sale price.

8834
10434
___
99
102
97
112
112
106
___
102
9834
56
110
___
93
97
93
10434
8454
6034
93
9734
10154
80
10134
10454
100
97
103
9934
55
88
80
5034
10134
9834
105
8934
104
$
2.800
27,000
15,250
10,000
7,000
5,000
10,000

8,000
7,000
10,000
S00

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Stocks.

Par

T 1 X T I I E MFG.
STOCKS.
North. Mills.
var
Arcadia M . _____
Acushnet Mill (NB) l
Am Linen (Fall R )_/
American M fg. .100
P referred ___ 100
Amoskeag M fg (voluntary aesn)_ ( t)
_
Preferred_____(f)
Androscog M (M e j.i
Appleton Oo (Mass)/
Arkwright M (F R )_/
Arlington M (Mass)/
Barnard M fg (F R )./
Bates Mfg (Me) 100
Beacon Mfg (N B )./
Preferred_____100
Berkshire Cot Mfg.
Adams, Mass. 100
Blgel-Hartf Carp’t . f
Preferred _ 100
_
Boone (Daniel)
Woolen M ills-.25
Booth M fg (N B ). i
P r e fe r r e d ._ 100
_
Boot Mills (Mass) _ _i
Border C Mfg (FR) i
Boston Mfg pref _ 100
Bos Duck (M ass)-.c
Bourne Mills (F R )./
Bristol Mfg (N B )../
Butler Mill ( N B ) . /
Cabot M f g . _ 100
_
Ohace Mills ( F R ) ..I
Charlton Mills . 100
Chicopee Mtg (p f) .l
City Mfg Cr’p(NB) /
Oohtin’l M (Me) 100
Cornell Mills (F R )_!

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
20
29
7734
21
101
105
80
82
5334
73
50
40
18
77
132
125

5434
75
45
80
50
136
9734

135
75
10J
100
103
45
60
72
66
80
29
115
93
70

140
76
101
34

134
107 3s
100
108

125
70
90
35
120
80
82

Stocks.

Par

Dartmouth Mfg
Corp (N B )__ 100

Bid.

Ask.

117
X4
Davis Mills (F R) . . /
75
Davol Mills (F R)._Z
30
Draper C o r p .100 u 65
Dwight Mfg (Mass) _
22
Edwards Mfg (M e)-/
50
Esmond M (R I ) . pf /
98
Everett M (Mass) /
25
Fairh MUls com . 100
Preferred_ .100
_
Farr Alpaca (Mass) / 175
Flint Mills (F R ). /
80
Franklin Co (M e )../
Gosnold M (N B)__Z
13
30
Granite Mills (F R )./
Gt Falls Mfg (N H) Z 15
GrinnellMfg (N B)_Z
68
Hamilt Mfg (Mass) /
25c.
HamUt W (M ass)../
51
Harmony Mills p f ../
81 34
Hathaway M fg(N B)/ 100
Hill Mfg Co (M e )..!
19
Holmes Mfg (NB) !
Preferred . . .100
75
Home Bleach &DW f
Preferred . . 100
Hoosac Cot Mills .
65
Ipswich Mills__ 100
51
Preferred_ .100
_
80
Kilburn M (N B) ./
King Philip M (FR)J 123
Lancas’t M (M ass).!
28
Preferred . . . . 100
55
Laurel Lake com _
_
7
Preferred________
Lawrence Mfg (M).Z
70
Lincoln Mfg (FR) _Z
50
Lockwood Co (M e )./
73

Stocks.

Par

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
Luther Mfg (F R) Z
125
Lyman MUls (M ). . / 115
120
119
20
87
18
Mass Cott MUls 100
67
70
Mechanics’ M (FR) /
25
Merch Mfg (F R ). ./
67
55
60
Merrimack Mfg
25
(M ass)_____ 100 110
115
60
72
Preferred___.100
69
Middlesex Co (M )._
30
M t V-Wood MUls
14
(Balt) v t r . _ 100
1634
Preferred v t r . 100
180
70
7034
Narragansett MUls
(F R )________ 100
65
NashawenaM .. 100
81
84
17
44
46
Preferred_____100
82
84
40
Nat Fabric & Fin 100
18
_ Naumkeag (Mass)
_
163
Steam Cot C o. 100 159
134
__
Neild Mills (N B ). / 14234
53
83 34 New Bedf’d Cot M / 100
Preferred_____100
85
New Eng Sou M __
22
3
4
12
P r e fe rr e d ._ 100
_
15
80
Newmarket Mfg
____ k 134
Co (N H )____ 100
Nonquitt Sp (N B )./
4634
4234
Osborn Mills (FR) Z
45
72
Pac MUls (Mass) 100
46
47
Parker Mills (F R ). J
81
Preferred____
100
119
___
Pemaquld M _____20
26
Pepperell Mfg (M e)/ 125
128
31
Pierce Mfg (N B )..Z 340
Pilgrim M new____
152
Pocasset Mfg (F R )./
26
65
75
55
78

Per share.

Stocks.

Par

Ponemah M (Prov).Z
Preferred..
100
Quissett MUls (NB) /
Preferred. _ . . 100
Rich Borden Mfg
Co (F R )____100
Sagamore Mfg
(F R )________ 100
Salmon Falls Mfg
Co (N H) . 100
Seaconnet M (F R )./
Sharp Mfg (N B)._Z
Preferred.
100
Shawmut Cot MUls
(F R) c o m .. .100
Shove Mill (FR).IOO
Skenandoah Cotton
C o (t itic a )-.
Soule Mill (N B)_100
Stafford M (F R)._Z
Stevens Mfg (F R).Z
Taber Mills (N B)__Z
Thorndike (M ass)..
Tremont & Suffolk
M (M ass)___ 100
Troy C ot’n & W ool’n
Mfg (F R )----- 500
Union Cot M f (FR) /
Utica Knit C o_ 100
_
Preferred _ ..1 00
Utica Steam & Moh
Val C o t ______ . /
Wampanoag Mills
(F R )________ 100
Wamsutta M (N B) /
Weetamoe M (FR)_i
Whitman M (N B )./
Winnshoro M pf 100
York Mfg (M e). 100

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
124
io5
65
115
110
90
42

52

148

155

15
38

k 1134
3
19
42

129
30
___
142
105
87

34
42
112
91

42
100
82
55
79

85

90

95

67
15
4734
10 0 5 4

40

35
70
25
43

b Assessment paid, c Par value $700. d Price per share, nnt, per cent, h Par value $1,000- * Bast sale. { Par value $ 'On •> l«t, install, paid
*
Nominal, i Canadian price, s Sale price, t New stock, u Ex-100 stock div. lE x -d lv . u Ex-righls. z Ex-stock div. t Without par value.




S tocks.

Par

S outhern Mills.
Abbeville C M (SC) l
Amer Spinning C o ..
Anderson C M (SC) .!
Arcade Cotton Mills
Arcadia Mills -.100

Bid.
Per

230
94
60
225
101
100
Arkwright Mills___
Augusta Fae (G a )-.l
20
900
320
-9
Belton Mills (S C )- -!
95
192
Bibb M fg_______100
luO
_
Preferred 6% a_
98
Brandon M , pref---114
16
Cannon Mfg - 10
15
Chad wick- Hoskins25
135
Chesnee Mills _
_
Ohiquola Mfg ____ 290
96
Clifton Mfg (S C)I66 134
Clinton Cotton Mills 2 0
118
Converse (D EJ.100 104
___
Oowpens Mills__ _ _
Dallas Mfg ( Ala) .100 130
15
Darl'g'n Mfg (S C) A
100
Drayton Mills_ 100
_
___
Dunean Mills__ 100
92
Preferred. _____ ____
Eagle & Phenix. 100
88
Easley Cot M , prefEnterpriseMfg(Ga) J lOo
70
Gaffney Mfg (S C )_!
Gainesville Cot Mills 185
13o
Glenwood M ills____
8/
Gluck__________ Granteville M fg -100 1)0
Greenw’d C M (SC).! 400
Grendel Mills- . . _ 250
41
110
Hartsville Cot Mills,
145
Inman Mills ______
102
200
Jackson M i l l s . - __
155
Judson Mills___ 100
101
Preferred ___ 100
Klng(J P) Mfg (Ga) / 108
Laurens C M (S C) A 150
Limestone C & M _ _ . n o
Marion Mills. _ 100 140
33
Marlboro C M (S C ).!
75
Mass Mills (G a)----Mills Mfg Co (S C) A 290
Monarch C M (S C) ! 125
101
61
Musgrove Mills____
Newberry C M (SC)! 120
150
Ninety-Six Mills----___
Norris Cot Mills___
96
Orr Cot M (S C ) .100
96
Pacolet Mfg (SO) ? 209
102
Preferred ___ 100
//
Panola C M A pf.85
15
Phillips Buttorff M ! 115
Pickens Cot Mills_
_
125
Piedmont Mfg (S C ) 1 154
Poe, F W. Mfg (S O ! 113
70
Poinsett Mills__ 100
Riverside & Dan Riv 175
10
Riverside M _ 12 50
_
94
Saxon Mills __ 100
45
Sibley Mfg (Ga) 100
Spartan Mills 'S O 1 152
99
Thomaston Cot tr pf
33
Toxoway......... -25
__
Union-Buffalo Mills
88
1st pref___--10C
4a
2d p r e f ___ -10C
Victor-Monag C o ..!
96
108
P r e fe r r e d .._lOt
Ware Shoals Mfg.100 145
___
Watt Mills___
88
1 st preferred____
100
20

Webb Mfg (N a sh )../
West Point Mfg.100 145
65
Whitney Mfg (SC) i
Williamston Mills . 2 00
.
Woodruff M ills.. 100
Woodside Cot M.10C 118
88
Preferred
100
C anadian Mills.
Oan'u Connecticut
36
Cum pref___ 10C
Can Convert, Ltd i r 93
Can Cottons,Ltd.10C r 113
Preferred_____10C r 92 %
Domin Text, L td .(t) T \2 %
Preferred___ 10C r 116%
Montreal Cottons. / r 1 1 0
Preferred_____100 r 113%
Penmans, Ltd -.100 r 187
Preferred. __ 100 t 1 0 2
INSURANCE
STOCKS.
B altim ore—
Central Fire new.10
B oston—
Boston___ __ -.100
Colum Nat Life. 100
Conveyancers’
T itle______ .100
Mass Bonding__ .
x
B rooklyn— See N Y
D ayton—

25
460
180
__
255

90
Reliable________20
64
Detroit.
___ _
Detroit F & M ----50
___
Michigan F & M -50
Hartford.
Aetna (Fire)------100 500
Automobile Ins. .100 190
Hartford Fire----100 505
Hartf Steam Boil
Insp & Ins____100 640
National Fire_ 100 700
_
Phoenix (F ire).-100 540
Life Insurance.
____
Aetna Cas'ty & Sur
Aetna Life______100 560
Conn G e n _____100 la80
Travelers’ ______100 1170

Ask.

Stocks

Par

Bid.

Ask.

share.
96

Per share.
Indian apolis.
Sterling Fife_ -10 d 15
_
Per cent.
Louisville.
97
Liberty------- ------ 50 200
Per share.
70
M inneapolis.
__ Nor’west. F & M 100 170

30
950
52
97
200
102
101

American________ 5
Firemen’s . _ --50
New Orleans.

22
225
87
Per
240

-100

Par.

Bid.

Stocks.

Ask.

Per share.
50c.
1
Hancock Cons __20
Hardy Coal_______ 1
15%
16%
Heda Mining_ 25c
_
l/%
17%
Hollinger Mines. _ 5 r
19.10
59%
60
Homestake Min.100

23%
N e w v t c . . ___ t
Inspiration Cons
23 j

43%
43%
24 5^
24%
x 176
180
91
share.
Preferred___ __ . 1 X 10i %
12%
11%
2
Keweenaw___ ..2 5
2%
share.
58%
59
Kennecott Copper _f
s
1
305
_ 5
_
Kerr Lake.
75c.
90
1%
12c.
9..
La Rose Mines,Ltd.5
1
310
La Salle C op p er..25
1%
39%
295
Magma Copper Co f
40
Mason Val Mines .5
2%
2%
35c.
50c
135
70c.
Mayflower Old Col 25 b 65c.
199
24 %
14 0
McIntyre Porcupines
24%
290
17%
17%
40%
Mohawk _____
25
41
190
Motherlode Coal'n t
336
5%
5%
Nevada Cons C o p .5
14%
80
14%
New Cornelia C o p .5
2
‘ .2 %
22%
__ New Dominion A . . 1
18c.
New River C o_ 100
_
22
Preferred
100
62
90
60
___ Newmont M ining .10 s 69
s 70%
232
Nipissing Mines__ 5 X 5%
5%
3
North B utte.. . 15
3%
113
15c.
3>
<
North Lake _____ 25
10 )
Ohio Copper____ 10
53c
55
85
Old Dominion Co 25
1/
17%
205
Ontario Silver Min 1
142
Park-Utah—
44
Consol Mines__ 1
5%
5%
Pit&Mt Shasta Corp

Per
295
t 60
20
Assur Co of Am.100 208
Bankers & Ship. 100 29J
145
City of New York 100 285
300
Commonwealth. 100
98
134 M
i
13/
Fidelity -Phenix— 25 191
___ Globe & Rutgers 100 1390
125
28/
no
Hanover— - - .50 185
55
333
Home. _______ 100
140
Lincoln . - ----- 20 d 75
85
Merchants Fire Asso
____
___
C o m m o n _____ 25
___
85
Preferred - . . 100
94
85
Met Casualty Ins. .
140
National Liberty.50 38 i
90
N ia g a r a ._
_
..5 0 225
115
Northern.
_ 100 265
_
.5
North R iv e r ____25 107
190
90
Pacific Fire______25
____ Russia Ins_______ 25
81
90
Stuyvesant _____ 100
195
___ United States___ 20 135
____ Westchester _ 10
43
_
___
49
Philadelphia120
48
50
151
Fire Association _. 10
53
53%
155
52%
5 !%
Ins Co of N A ___ 10
200
___ Lumbermen's___ 25
100
160
35
People’s Nat Fire---103
13
15
Phila Life. -------10
115
Reliance.. --------- 50
20
21
___ United Firemen’s. 10
___
120
20
Victory._____ — 50
21
___
36
Providence.
80
Prov Wash’ton_ 50 300
_
315
___
135
R ichm ond.
92
Virginia F & M ..2 5
95
71
92
Deposited stock. _
95
128
—
St Louis
80
Cent States Life----5
20
22
99
Continental Life-.1 0
35
40
99
76
80
215
70
72
Internat Life___ 50
2
105
Standard L i f e . ----5
4
80 •
18
St. P aul, M inn.
120
St. Paul F & M _ 25 100
_
105
_-.
136
San F rancisco.
118
Firemen’s Fund. 100
92
92%
75
Home Fire & Marine
33
34%
____
Springfield, Mass.
10%
98
Springfield Fire & M 460
467
60
___
W ashington.
101
American. — .100 200
____
34% Corcoran ________ 50
130
21
___
Fireman’s _______ 20
50
___
National Union
5
21
90
48
W heeling, W Va
—
98
Wheeling Fire 1.100
k 150
no
150
M A R IN E IN S U R
ANCE SCRIP.
50
Per cent.
91
Atlantic Mutual—
1924 . .....................
10 1%
40
1925 .J __________ / ><'3% 105
149
105%
1926------------------- / 1 0 1
75
___ MINING STOCKS.
Per share.
2 0 c.
131
30c.
Adventure C ous..25
Ahumada Lead C o. 1
7
125
7%
Alaska Juneau Gold
90
M i n i n g .. ____ 10
1
1%
5c.
A lgom ah------------ 25
2 0 c.
39
Amer Zinc Lead &
Smelting . . — 25
6%
95
6%
___
34
Preferred______25
32 M
s
49%
Anaconda Corp..5 0
95
59%
92% Arizona Com cial. .5
lu%
ldM
____ Arcadian Cons----25 b 85c.
i
38%
Bingham Mines. .10
39
115
___ Bonanza Dev Co 10
1
Butte Cop & Z C o .5
4%
4%
188
____ Butte & S up____ 10
9V
s
10
Callahan Zinc-Lead
2
Co____________ 1
(1
IA
67
Calumet & Ariz._10
68%
17%
Calumet & Heola 25
18
14%
14%
25 % Carnegie Metals
Carson Hill G M ..1
2o
30
Cerro de Pasco___ t
61
465
6 %
____ Chili Copper------- 25
33 %
33 %
23
Chino Copper____ 5
2 -i%
2%
Consol Copper----- 1
3
Con Lead Ik Zinc_20 d 23
23%
260
Con Min & Smelt ..25 r 239% 2 ,0
15%
Cop Range C o n .100
16
1 0 c.
13c.
10 0
Davis-Daly Copper 1
67
____
4c
Stamped______ __
____ De Beers Cons M _
38%
_
39
____ Dome Mines_____t
10 %
10 %
2 %
3
East B utte______ 10
Engineer Gold M ..5
515
5%
5%
____ Federal M & Sm.100
83
8/
Preferred. _ 100
525
73
74%
First National
10c.
14c.
660
Cop ($3.75 p d )..5
Franklin_____
25 b 30c.
60c,
730
___ Goldfield Consol
____ s 13c.
Mines
_____
Granby Cons M S &
760
£80
Power. _
.100
31 %
31%
Granite-Bi-Metallic
16 0
30c.
(St Louis)____ 10
1190
Greene-Cananea 100
19%
20
New Y ork.
Amer Alliance

Stocks.

Quincy . . ------- .25
Rand Mines. L td. _

12
19%
s 40%
14%
14 %
41
41%
11 %
19%

St Joseph Lead. .10
St Mary’s Mineral27%
25
Land. _____
San Toy . . ___ 1
Seneca Cop M in_ t
_
4%
40c.
Shannon_
_ ___ 10
Shattuck Ariz GonlO
So Am Gold & P lat.l s 4%
South Lake______25
Superior & Boston 10 s 25
6
Tennessee Copper
12%
Tonopah-Belmont . i
_
Tonopah (N ev)_ 1
4%
Tonopah Ext M in .l
s
Trinity Copper.
5
United Verde ExtSOc
25%
6%
Utah Copper C o. 10 100'
Utah Metal & T u n .l
1%
45c.
Victoria_________ .
16 .
W yandot. _____ 25
Yukon Alaska
s
Yukon G old___ .5
20 •
REAL ESTATE TR
& LAND STOCKS

4%
40
12%
3%,
4%
3 Jc.
26%
6M
105
1%
50c.
23c
20
40c

Per share.

Albany Tr (Bost)lOO a 60
Alliance Realty___ t
45
Bedford Tr (Bos) 100 a 58
Berkeley HotelTr(B)! a 89
Bd of Tr Bid Tr (C).! a 49
B osG r’d R 'T T r (O)/ a 1ii
Bos R E T (Bos) 1000 a 940
Bos Stor W 'h’se (B ).! a 123
Boston Wharf C o. /’ a
Bromf Bldg Tr (B f.i a 82
Business R E Tr(B) ! a 30
Cent Bldg Tr (B) .! a
Chic R E Trus’s 1000 a 1070
Oitv R E G (C) 1000 n Ann
Congress St Associates (Boston)___ ! a 50
C ’gress St Big Tr(B)! a
Copley Sq Th (Bos) .1 a 42
Devouish Big Tr(BW a
Preferred ________ a
East Bos Land (B) .
1 %
Ensley Land C o__ !
115
Essex St Tr (Bost)_! a
Factory Big Tr (B) ! a
Fifty Associates (B ). 43700
Hotel Tr (B oston)..i a 145
Kimball Bldg Tr(B)i
82
Realty Associates of
Brooklyn c o m ., f 205
1 st preferred . 1 0 C
88
2 d preferred - .1 0 0
87
Texas Pacific Land
Trust ctfs___ 100
880
TITLE GUARANT
SAFE DEPOSIT ST
American Surety.50
Bond & M Guar 100
Chicago T & Tr 100
City SD( Alb, NY)10(J
Columbia Title
(W ashington)_ 5
_
Fidelity & D (Md) 50
Kentucky Title Co
P re fe rr e d ._ 100
_
Lawyers' Title &

28
6c
5%
60c.

SE &
OCK
d 185
324
550
12 0

52

960
117

Ask.

INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
Abbott® Alderney
Dairies pref .100 103
Abitlbi Pow & P ap .t d 94%
96%
Abraham & Straus, t d 55
7% preferred. _100 110,%
131%
Advance-Rumely 100
18%
Preferred 6 % . 100
59
Aeolian-Weber
Plano & Pian.-lOO
25
97
Preferred.. ..1 00
Air Reduction. . . 1 d 132 %
d 8%
Albany (N Y) Safe
Dep & Storage 100 160
Albany Perforated
Wrap Paper___ J d 26%
96%
Allied Chem & Dyt
C o r p .. ______ . 1 d 138%
120
Allied Pack new__ t d 2%
Prior pref . .100
20
Senior pref. .100
7
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Common . . . 100
91%
Preferred . . . 100 108
Aluminum Co com i d 70%
6% preferred 100 101%
Warrants
d 94
Aluminum M frs__ 1 d 32
Preferred
10( d 110
Amal Leather_ .+ d 18%
_
Preferred 7% ..1 0 0 103
Amal Sugar c o m .. 1 d 1 %
1st preferred .100
84
Amerada Corp . t d 31
15%
Am Agri Chem._10(
52%
d 39%
Preferred______ 50
51
Am Beet, Sugar _. (+) d 23
59
American Book. .100 131
Am Bosch Magn’o . t d 20
Am Brake Sh & F t d 138
P referred ___ 100 112
25 d 54
Am Can___ __
Preferred ___ 100
123
Am Car & F d y .. (f) d 100
Preferred_____100
125
Am Caramel___ 100
3%
Preferred_____100
40
Am Chain Class A 25 d 25
d 35
Temp v t c . _ f d ___
_
Prior preferred . t d 83%
Temp v t c _ i d 83%
_
Am Cigar. _ 100
_
130
Preferred. __ 100
99
d S3
36
Common B . .
36
86
d Q
Am Express ___ 10C
128%
Am Fork & Hoe. 100 102
1st preferred.. 100 107%
39
Preferred. ..1 00 n o
Am Hardware.. .100
83
Am-Hawaiian SS 10 d 7%
Am Hide & LeathlOO
7%
Preferred. .1 0 0
40
Amer Home Prod ( d 25%
Amer Hosiery . .21 d 27
Amer Ice C o_ 10(
_
126%
Preferred ___ 100
82%
Am Intern Corp .(f) d 32%
Fire Eng I n c .. 10 d
Preferred . .

10f

d

12

96

%

112
12 >

Preferred_ .101
_
70%
Amer Locom otive.t d 105
Preferred
100 117
Amer Mach & F d y .f
73%
70
2

125
65
80

12 1

%

2 10

92
91

930
1 S8
328
buO
130

d 9
d 128
90

287
Lawyers’ M C o. .100 299
Louisville Title. . 100 225
Maryland Cas C o .25 d 95
Mortgage Bond. 100 1 5
Nat Surety Co 100 215
New Amsterdam
Casualty (Balt) 10 d 50%
V Y Title & M tg.100 461
R E T Ins(Wash) 100 170
Tit Ins & Gu(SanFr)
Title & Inv M d ..5 0 d 55
Title Gu Tr(StL) 100
40
U S Casualty___ 100 300
US Fidel&Gu (Md) 50 d

Bid.

Par

Per share.

292
305
242
9.
150
218
466
42
325
222%

d 47
112

95
98
58
112
132%
19
59%
32
103
133%
8%
170
29
98
138%
120%
3%
25
10
91%
110
71%
102
32%
111
19
no
2%
86
31%
16%
53 U
41
58
23%
60
135
20%
140
118
54%
124
101
126%
25%
37 V
Z
37

91
91
135
102
39” '
39
90
129
41
115
86
8
8%
42
25%
35
127
83%
33%
13
98
114
130
72
105%
118
74 ^
125 *
48
115

Amer Muitigraph . 1 d 19%
20
165
10 0
97
3
d 2%
d 48%
50
Preferred______ 5( d 2 1
21 X
Z
Amer R adiator.. 25 d 114% 11 5*
129 >8
82%
84
Amer Rayon Prod (fj
s 15%
d 45
52
Vm Rolling Mill .25 dx 47
47%
1 0 QV
6
67
78
d 25
78
104
7l
4
139%
1 1Q
125
Preferred_ _10(
_
93
vm Steel F’dries.(t) d 4 4 '"
d

vmerican Stores..
Preferred_
_

d 73
77 14
IOC 103
1

New company v t c

38%

140 3^

44 H
7 3 37
77'

104
39

vm T o b o c c o ____50 d ’\2a*4
c
Common B _ 5( d 1 2 0 3
_
/6
11 o '
vm Type Found. 10(
11 8 V
£
vm Vitrified Prod.50 d 9,3 %
Preferred__
100
90
Vmerican Wholesale
98

a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend, bAssessment paid, dPrice pei share, not per cent, hPar value $1,000.
nNominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price. iNew stock, u fir (ash and stock dividend, t fix-stock dividend,
t Without par value.



45

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS

O c t ., 1 9 2 6 .]

91
101

kLast sale l Par value $100
x Ex-dividend u Ex-rights

46
Stock*.

INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Par.

Bid.

Ask.

[V

ol.

123.

Ask.
Stocks. Par. Bid.
Stocks. Par. Bid.
Ask.
|
Per share.
Per share.
inter Wind Glass
Franklin (H H) Mfg
By Prod Coke (vot) t
Cosg-Meeh Coal. _ t d 12
16
20
21
Preferred____100
Preferred . . 100
81
84
107% California Cyanide
Coty Inc temp c tf. . T d 55
56
Aroer Wind Glass
Cramp (Wm) & Sons
U n i t s . _____ __
Freeport Tex C o_ t d 28
_
60
70
28%
Machine______100
30
35
Gabriel Snubber A + d 31%
Calif Pack Corp_ t d 69%
_
58)4
70
1 Sh & E Bldg. .100
31%
Preferred___,100 5 81 M s 82
Calif P e t r o l___ 25 d
16
Galena-Sig Oil ..1 00
14%
13%
31%
31% ICrescent Pipe L ..2 5 d 15%
Am Wool (Mass). 100
29%
30% Cambria Iron. . 50 d 40
20
25
Pref (old)_____100
41
Crex C arpet.. .100
59
65
Preferred.
100
75
80
20
24
Pref (new)
.100
Canada Cement.100 r 107% 108% Crock-Wheeler . . 100
45
50
Am Writ's Paper.100
62
Gardner M otors., f d 6%
Preferred . . 100 r 114
! Preferred_____100
57
6%
Preferred - - .1 0 0
1
Can Dry Gins Ale t d 42%
%
42% Crown-Willam Paper
Gen Am Tank C a r.f d 44%
46
C tfsofdep_-100
98% 100
1st preferred-.100 103% 104%
%
14 ! 1st preferred.
t
1% Can Fdys & Forg.100 r
Ang-Am Oil vt stk £1 d 18%
74
18%
75
Preferred_
_
100 r 60%
Gen Asph c o m ..l0 0
84
jCrucible Steel_ 10C
_
84%
Non voting stk_£l d 17%
100
101
Preferred _ .
100 124% 128%
17% Can SS Lines v t 100 r 25%
26
i Preferred___.100
____ Gen Baking, cl A __t ds 55% s 56
Archer-Daniels
Preferred.
.1 0 0 r 88%
88% Cuba Cane Sugar.. t d ___
Mid com _______t d 40%
44%
44
Class B ___
42% CanadianCar&F 100 r
. t ds 6% s
42%
Preferred___.100
6%
Preferred_____ 100 104)4 108%
34%
Cuba C o___
t d 33%
Preferred_____(t) d 110% 120
Preferred.. . 100 r
86
Armour & Co of Del
10% Gen Cigar common + d 51
Canad 'n Canners 100 r 12
Rights exp Sept 8 . d 10%
52%
Preferred___ 100
94
25%
Preferred_ .100
_
94%
Preferred___ 100 r 65
110
Cuban-Anj sug .10 d 25 %
120
Armour & Co (111)—
103%
101
Deb pref . 100 110
Canadian Explos.100 140
Preferred_ .100
_
115
Com Cl A v t C-25
15%
General Electric, (t) d 88
_
100 105
16%
Preferred_
Cuban Dominican
88%
108
17
Com Cl B v t C-25
9%
Special 6% stk.10 d 11%
9% Can Indus Alch . . r 22%
22%
Sugar com . . _. t d 16%
11%
Preferred __ 100
105% 106
Gen Fireproofing, f d 39
85
87
Can Locomotive. 100 r 39
Cudahy Pack__ 100
40
Armour Leath com l5 d
109
P referred ___ 100
Preferred . . . 100 r 84
Cumber! Pipe L.100 107
105
108
Preferred_ .100
_
100% General Motors . . t d 161
83
85
Can Woollens_ 100 r
_
Cushman's Sons_ t d 99
_
161%
Arnold. Constable
104
108
Preferred_____100
104
Preferred.. . . 100 r
7% pref______100
49
& Co__ . ____t d 23%
107
24
Canton C o. _ _ 100 228
8 % pref ______t d 108
Deb 6% stock .100 104
240
Artloom Corp____ i d
44%
48
51
Deb 7% stock. 100 119
Trustees certif.100 228
Cuyamel F ruit., t d 44
120
240
7 % pref. temp 100 110
General Outdoor—
112
Caracas Sugar___ 50 d
2% D H Holmes L td .100 X 250
1%
Art Metal Con___10 d 21 % '22% Carib Syndicate. .25 d s l 6 % s 16% Davis C & C_
70
Advertising A . t d 53
65
100
53%
Arundel Corp___ f+i Id 34%
Case Plow Works (f) d 2%
34%
C o m v t c ____ _t d 33%
35
Davison C hem .. t d 32%
34%
Asbestos Corp (new) t dr 21
Gen Petrol _____25 d
1st pref . _ 100
21%
Devoe & Raynolds
Preferred_____ 100 r 77%
97 % 103%
2d pref _____ 100
Preferred..2 5
78
Inc 1st pref ..1 00
Assoc Dry G’ds
37
Gen Ry Signal com t d 82
Case (J I) Threshing
Class A (non-vot) t d 35 %
83
108%
Com new te m p .-t
42
42%
Preferred_____100
Mach com __ 100
104
Deere & Co pref. 100 10/%
157
158
135
1st pref_____ 100 d 100
General Refrac___ + d 46
102
Preferred_
_
100 110
D L & W Coal_ 50 d 130
_
48
112
2d pref. .
100! 104)4 105%' Case Lockwood A
15
Gen Tire & T ub. .25 d 140
Det & Clev Nav .50 dx 14%
148
117
Associated Oil___ 25 d 51
Preferred. . 100 106
52%
Brainard Co .100 300
110
Diamond Match. 100 116
Associated Simmons!
143
Giant Port Gem 50 d 59
Celluloid Co
100
Dixon (J) Cruc. 100 141
62
17
14
Hardware pf--100
26%
69
71
Preferred __ 100
Preferred . . . . 50 d 54
58
70
Dodge Bros com A (f) d 26%
67
d 85
At! Fruit & S u gar..t d 1 %
85% Gillette Saf R az. (t) d 95
Preference .
98
i% . Cent Alloy Steel, (f) d 30%
31%
At! Gulf & w Tud
42 %| Gimbel B r o s ____ t d 47%
37 %
_
100 d
48%
Dodge Mfg pref .100
i Preferred_
SS Lines stpd - - ( t) d 36
102% 104%
_
36% Central Aguirre
Dominion Bdge.100 r 106% 108 1 Preferred_ .100
Preferred____100
52
Glen Alden Goal_ + dsl78
_
38 %
Sugar Cos_____20 d 83
40
84% )om Coal p ref.. 100 r 51 %
180
Atlan Lobos Oil_ j d
_
Glidden C o.
+ d 20%
88
Dominion Glass. 100 r 87
20%
1)4
60%
65
1% Central C & O ...100
Preferred_____50 d 3 %
7% prior pref. 100 x 86%
Preferred____ 100
Preferred. . ..1 0 0 r 103
87
72
75
3%
. _ Globe- VVernicke . 100
Atlantic Refin'g.100 110
111
Central Leather. 100
99
101%
9% Dom I & S pref . 100 r 103
8%
I'referred_ ..100
_
17%
Undeposited stk. .
115
117
Preferred . .
100
101%
99
58% Dom St Corp pf.100 r 16%
58%
Atlas Plywood_ (t> d 55
_
Pref undep stk 100 x
10
Cent Steel, pref 100 110% 111
7
57
Donner Steel comlOO
95
Atlas Portland
88
85
Pref deposited. 100
Cent Teresa Sugar 10 d
90
95
1st preferred ..1 00
Godch x Sug Inc_ t d
_
Cement new____ t ds 42 s 42%
45
35
2
4
Preferred. _...... 10 d 70c.
2d preferred. .100
Preferred___ 100
Atlas Powder____t d 59
37
59% Century Ribbon
Douglas Pectin
t d 35
15
25
Preferred____100
Gold Dust Corp v t c+ d 48
95%
80
85
98 | Mills com ._ _ _ t d 15
48%
16% Douglas Shoe pf.100
Atlas Tack______ t d 9 %
Goodrich (B F )_ i d
_
76
Preferred_
_ 100
Dow Chem com _ t d 74
_
47%
48
10
89
80
____
Preferred____100
Austin. Nich & Co_t d 10
96%
98%
11 i Cert'n-Teed Prod. . t d 41 %
Preferred _ 100 100
_
42%
Preferred____100
Goodyear Tire A
62
64%,
1st pref_____ 100
luPont (E I) de N
105% 110
Auto Knitter
Tubber c o m .. 100
34
& Co com _ 100 337% 337%
I 2d p’ref. . . . . 100
100
97
Hosiery______ . t d
Preferred_ .100
_
104% 105%
Deben stock .. 100 107% 107%
%
% Champion Coated
_
Autosales Corp_ 50 d 6
Prior p r e f ___ 100 107
Paper_ ____ 100
_
107%
9%|
New common . . (+) dsl66% s 170 %
150
____ Goodyear T & R of
Preferred - - . . 50 d 39
50 I Preferred____ 100
Durham Hosiery.50 d
109
California pref_
_
Babcock & WU..100 116
95
95%
118 |Chand-Clev M otor.! d 13
14
Preferred____100
_
Saidw Loc Wks.100 123
Goodyear T & R of
Preferred . .
f d 29
25 d 100
123%
29% Eagle Lock__
Preferred_____100
30%
Canada p re f.. 100 r __
95
110% 111% Chapman Valve.100 290
Bagle-Picher Lead 20 d 30%
Baltimore Tube. 100
Eastern M fg. .
5d 6
27
13
Preferred.______
6% Gorham M fg com (t) d 23
20
103
Preferred_____100
38
Preferred_____100
83
35
38
40
Chesebr'gh M fg ..25 d 72%
Preferred_____100
74
Gotham Silk—
Barnet Leather___ f d 42
34
Chic June Rys &
50
East Roll Mill new . t d 33
Preferred_____100 dx 96%
Hosiery (voting).t d 56
57%
Un St Yd stpd.. 100 x 138%
Preferred.. .100
Barnhart Bros &
53%
54
Non-voting_____ f
55
Preferred___ _ 100 102
55%
Eastern SS Lines
Spindler ls tp f 100 105
P re fe rr e d .__ 100
93
113% 117
_
Chic Pneu Tool .100 109
1st pref_ __ 100 X 92%
108
113%
d 38%
Barnsdall Corp
40
Gould Coup A ___ t d 15%
16
Chic Ry Equip . 2 5 d
Non partic pref
25
Class A voting 26 d 26%
117% Grasselli Chem. 100 x 126% 131
Preferred_____25 d
26%
Eastman Kodak _.+ d 117
30
Class B non-vot .25
117
Preferred___ 100 x 103
23
24% Chic Wilm & Frank
Preferred . . 100 115
Bayuk Cigars. — i d 46
10%
Coal com . . .100
Eaton Axle & Sp . t d 26
26% Grat & Knight__ t d 9%
47
22
25
New pref____ 100
60
63
7% 1st p r e f ... 100 dxl00% 101%
_
33%
Preferred_ .100
Edm’s & Jones C or.t d 32%
90
84
2d conv 8% pf.100 dx 96
Chic Yellow Cab . t d 45
Gray & D u dley..100
86
Eisenlohr (Otto) &
Beatrice Cream __ 50 d 62
Childs Co com___ i d
Preferred____. .
103
Bro__ . ______ 25 d 13
13%
105
64
52
51
Preferred___.100
93
Gt A & P Tea pf.100 116
P referred __ 100
89
118
100
104
Preferred.. ..1 0 0
118
116
Beaver Board Co—
68% Gt Lakes T ow . .100 X 69
ChristieBrown&Co. t d 37
70%
Electric Auto-lite (t) d 68
38
Com v t c Cl A__t d
9%
Preferred _ 100 X 96%
_
Chrysler Corp __(t) d 84%
5
34% Electric Boat _ (+) d 9
61% Great Nor Pap. .100 255
260
Com v t c Cl B . . t d
Preferred--------(t) d 101 %
5
101%, Electric Refrig___ t d 60%
1st pref v t C..100
89% Great West Sug. .25 d 102
102%
C inTobW areh. 100
44
46
,'Elec Stor B a t t _ t d 88%
_
21
12%
Seech-Nut Pack. .20 d 57
Preferred __ 100
90
116% 117
Cin Un Stk Yds. 100 125
Elgin N Watch_ 25 d 88
_
59
7 V, pref Cl B ..100 113
12
Grnfld Tap&D pflOO
98
City Investing. _ 100 110
100
Eli H Coal Corp__t d 11
116
Belding-Hem’way (t) d 30
Grennan Bakeries. + dx 15
17
Preferred____ 100
31
30%
Preferred___ .50 d 26
115
106
Beth-hem Steel.. 100 d 48%
P referred____100 X 98
103
Ely W alker Dry
48% Cleve Automobile, t
7% cum pref .100 103% 104%
34
d 33%
Warrants . . . ___ d 50
Preferred____ 100
Billings & Spen_ 25 d
_
102% Guantanamo S u g .. t d 7%
Clev & Buff T r_. 100
7%
6
1st preferred..1 00
65
Preferred____100
Preferred___ . 26 d
Cleve-Cliffs Iron, t d 80
86
87
10
2d preferred . . 100
82
Bird & Son pr pf.100 109%
Guardian tnvest’t
1%
3
Cleveland Stone. 100
Emerson-Brant. .100
60
66
Bliss (E W) C o___ t d 23
14
Corp units . . . t d 98
19%
100
24% Clinchfield Coal. 100
Preferred_ .100
_
34
32
Preferred_
_
_50 d 58
67% Gulf Oil Corp___ 25 d 91
Preferred_____100
ndicott-Johnson 50 d 66
91%
62
105
100
2d preferred___10 d 10
68%
_
70
10% Cluett, Peabody_ t d 63%
Preferred___ 100 119% 119% ,Gulf States 8t’l__100
64%
Bloch Bros T ob . 26 d 35
| 1st preferred ..1 0 0 101% 105%
Preferred_ .100
_
quit Office Bldg—
118% 114
Preferred__
100
Hale & Kiiburn .100
Coca-Cola C o . __ t d 158
123
Preferred___ 100 122
90
159%
Coca-Cola Int _ (f) d
46%
Bloomlngdale B ros.t d 32%
47% ! Preferred____100
ureka Pipe L ..1 0 0
33
_
Pref cum 7 % - _100 108
Collins & Aikman (+) d 55%
\
53% Hamil-Br Shoe_ 25 d 44
45
nreka Vac Clean + d 53 V
110
55%
iHanna (M A) 1st
Bluenthal (S)—
108
111
Pref (7 % )___ 100 112
Preferred_____ 100
115
preferred_____ 100
47
Inc 7 % pref_ 100
_
Collins C o___ __ 100 140
52
Exch Buff Corp_ 1 d 15%
_
16%
32%
49
145
Harbauer C o____(t) d x ____
Booth Fisheries_ t d 5%
_
28
16%
Colo Fuel & Iron. 100
Fair (The) C h ic ._ .t d 27%
6
47
46%
1st preferred. .100
Harb-Walk R e f..100 d
Preferred_
_
100 108% 120
105
106
138
Preferred_____100
35
40
Botany Cons Mills—
Preferred . . .100 d 105
Colt’s Patent Fire
3%
Fairbanks C o. .25 d 3
Harris Auto Press (t) d 30%
Class A _______ 50 d 25
Arms M fg_____25 d 27
31%
i 1st preferred. 100
26
28
Borden Co (new) .60 d 94
Colum Carbonvtc(t)
Hartman Corp cl A ’ t d ____
96
65% 1 2d preferred. 100
65
Class B
_ t d 28
Borne, Scrymser.100 275
Commercial Invest
49
28%
Fairbanks Morse . t d 47
290
Hart, Schaffner A
New stock
. 25 d 68
Trust. ______ t
111
72%
63% ! Preferred . . .100 108
61%
M arx_____
100 108% 109
Bost Belting p f. .100
7% 1st p ref...1 00
Fajardo Sugar_ 100
_
144
146
17
100
96
Boston Woven Hose
6% % 1st pref with
Falls Rubber ___ f d
9% Hawaiian Com &
Sugar-------------- 25 d 46%
& Rubber com (t) d 84
warrants _ .100
Preferred. _ 25 d
_
86
19
92%
90%
Hayes Wheel _ . . + d 26
26%
Preferred____100
Commercial Credit
Famous Players100
103
Preferred_____100 106% 109%
Lasky Corp_____t d 119% 120
Briggs M fg_____(t) d 30%
C om m on_____ t d 26%
30%
27%
Brill Corp new A . . f d 37%
Hazel-Atlas Glass.25 d 49%
50
7% preferred— 25 d 23
Preferred_
_
100 120% 121
38%
24
Helme (G W) Co
Famous Players—
Class f i ______
f d 15
8 % pref cl B . 25 d 24
16
26
Common______ 25 d 76%
77
Bristol Brass____26 d
6 % first preferred
Can Corp com . 100 r 17%
7
____
Preferred___.100
Brlt-Amer Tobreg£l d 23%
with pur war 100
92%
115
First pref_____100 r
24
98
99
Hercules Powder 100 168
173
Ordinary bearer £1 d 22%
Comm Solvents B .t d 202
25
40
Fay & Egan com . 100
24
203
Preferred_____100
British Col Fish &
Cougoleum-N airn__ t d 25
116
117%
59
75
Preferred___ 100
25%
P r e fe r r e d .._____ 105
d 28%
200
28% Herr-H-MarSafe 100 190
106 V
>
73
Heywood-WakeCongress Cigar____t d 51
British Empire
45
35
51% Federal Sug Refg. 100
field C o______100
77
81
Steel com _____100
Conley Tin Foil . f d
Preferred___ 100
55
65
1
%
____
Preferred . . .100
Stpd aB to llq div d
97
1st p r e f______ 100
17%
9%
23
% 5th Ave Bus term _ t d 15
%
_
2d p r e f . ___ 100
Consol Car Heat.100
Federated Metals _t d 12
12% Hock Val Prod_ 10
3
50
1%
47
Hoe (R) & Co cl A_t d 29%
30
Brown S h o e ____(t) d 34%
Firestone T & R ub.lO d 112
35% Cons Cigar Corp . t d 78%
79
Hollingsh’d (RM) Co
Preferred___.100
Rights(exp Oct 13) d
6% 1st p r e f ...100 102
108
■-%
%
12
Common _ ._ t d 8
_
Brunswick-BalkePreferred_
_
100
7% 2d p re f.. 10C
96%
97
102
92
Units
___ + d 86
94
First National
Collender_____ (t) d 35%
C onsC oalofStL 100 n
36
45
Holly Sug Co_____t cl 32%
34
98
101
Preferred_
_
100
102
Consol Distrib_ t d 2%
_
Pictures 1st pf.100
99
2%
Preferred_____100
80
78
32
Buckeye Pipe L . .50 d 46
46% Cons Ice (Pittsb).50 d
2% First Nat Stores..(+) d 31%
Hood Rubber____t d 61
63
Bucyrus com ____100 230
Preferred_____50 d
Fisher Body . 25 d
235
s 16
Preferred___.100
100
Fisk Rubber com . t d 16%
Preferred____100
Consol Textile___ t d 2%
17%
108
2%
Hood Rub Pro pf 100 101
103
Burden Iron pref. 100 X 94%
1st preferred.. 100
81
Cons Coal of M d. 100
79
99
43%
43
Hooven Owens &
Burns Bros 7 % pf.100 100
1st pref conv pflOC
97% 100
102
Preferred_____ 100
90
Rentschler pf.100
103
95
Prior prefce .100 118
Consumers Co___20 d 6%
2d pref 7 % ...1 0 C
_
43%
Fleishmann Co
t d 48%
Class A com stk .f d 134
48% Household Prod_ t d 43%
Preferred_____100
135%
74
76
Houston Oil ctfs.100
57
58
Class B com stk .f d 32
Cont Baking A
t d 79%
Preferred 6% .100
124
115
33
80
____
Preferred ctfs.100
82%
Burr Add Machine, f d 114)4 115%
Class B _. __
+ d 11%
477
11% Ford M ot of CanlOO 451
Howe Scale pref. 100
65
59
_
Bush Ter m Co com (t) d 27%
28
Preferred (8%)100
92% Post or ia Glass_ 100 d 150
91%
53 %
Foundation C o____t d 88
Continental Can _t d 73%
88% Hudson M ot Car__t d 53
7% debenture-10C
93
98
74%
Humble Oil & R ..2 5 d 57
57%
Busb Terminal
74
Preferred_
_
100 115
Fox Film cl A _ t d 73%
_
125
25%
Bldgs pref___ 100
102%
Continental M ot . t d 10%
27% Hupp M otor_____10 d 25
10% Fox Theatres A com t d 27
____
Hutch Sug Pltn_.25 a 12
Butterick Co____100
60
61
Oont’tal Oil v t c 10 a 19%
19%
Hydraulic Pr Br.100
4
Byers (A M) com . t d 39
3%
,Corn Prod Refg .25 | 47%
40
48
Preferred_
_
10C
—
82
Preferred. . .100
—
1 Preferred___ 10C 1 125
97%
125%
S tocks.

Per share.

a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
rCanadian price. s Sale price, f New stock,




Par

Bid.

Per
80

Ask.

share.
81

d Price per share, not per cent, kLast sale. IPar value $100. n Nominal, o Price per cen of val.
t
u Ex-stock div. t Assessment paid z,Ex-dividend V
Ex-rights, t Without par value.

S tocks.

Par.

Bid.
Per

Ask.
share.

Stocks.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
275
325
95
100
105
115
d 29 k
30 k
115
112 k
15k
15k
96
95
d 167
171
d 31k
32
d

S tocks.

Par.

Bid.
Per
60
d 42 k
d 37 k
d 83
37
70
30 k
198
20
80
x 270
d 24
67 k
d 5k

1 Ask.
share.
75
43
38
85
34 k
72
32k
_
22
84

New Niquero SuglOO
Hydraulic Steel_ t d
_
Lord & Taylor. .100
N Y Air Brake___ t
1st preferred.. 100
Preferred___ 100
N Y Canuers Inc t
Illinois B r ic k ____25 d 55 k
2d preferred-. 100
56
Lorillard (P )____ 25
_
Illinois Pipe L ...1 0 0
$6 preferred_ (t)
134 k
134k
Preferred . . ..100
N Y D ock ..
.100
Imperial Glass.. 100
k 72
Preferred
... 100
Imperial Oil new___ d 35 k
36 k Louisiana Oil Ref (ti
N Y Transit___ 100
Imperial Tobacco
6 k % pref___ 100
Nicholson F ile.. 100
of Canada com . .5 d 6 k
6 k Ludlow Mfg Assn (t)
Imperial Tobacco
Ludlum Steel..
t
Niles-Bem't-P'd .100
of Gt. Brit & Irel’d d 2 8 k
Preferred. _ 100
28 k Lukens Steel___ 50
Nor & W St.boat-100
IndepeD Brew’g_.50 d 3
3 k MacAndrews &
North & Judd
25
42
Preferred_____50 d 6 k
Forbes . . . . (t) d 40
26
7k
Indep Oil & Gas. , .t dx 25 k
Preferred100 101
104
Northern Pipe L.100
69
25 k
Mackay Cos (See P ublic U tilities) Norwalk T & RublO
Indep Pneum T o o l.t d 52
64
5k
Indiana Pipe Line 50 d 60
Preferred . .
.100
82
60 k Mack Trucks I n c .. t d 110k 111
Nova Scotia Steel &
Indian M otocycle. _t d 18
1st preferred. .100 111
113
19
Coal pref. _ .100 r
2d preferred-.100 105
7% preferred..100
106
90
Indian Ref com _ 10 d 8 k
_
Macy (R H )_. _. t d 116
. . t d 15 k
9
16
117k Nunnally Co
Ogilvie Fl Mills newt r 190
Stock tr ctfs_ 10 d 8 k
_
Preferred_
_
100 115k
116
193 k
8k
Mallison ( H R )___ t d 15k
Preferred .
100 r 117
Preferred- ..1 0 0
96
107
16k
India Tire & R u b .(t) dx 29
_
100
Ohio Brass p ref.. 100 x 101
Preferred_
68
75
31k
Manati Sugar.. 100
Class B . . . . f dr 7 V
Ingersoll-Rand _ .(t) d 95
42
37
99
75 k
Ohio O i l ___ __ .25 d 58 k
Preferred_ .100
_
Preferred- -.100 106
59
63
58 k
_
Inland Steel_____(t) d 41
7 6 k Oil Well Supply_ t d 34
41 k Manhat El Sup___ t d 76 k
34 k
Preferred . . ..1 0 0 109
Preferred . .
100
24
110k Manhattan Shirt-25 d 23 k
Omnibus Corp v t c.t d 14 k
Intercont Rub____1 d 15k
Preferred__ .100
120
16
115k
14k
Int Agr Cor com. i d 16
Preferred A __ 100
71
88
90
16 k Maple Leaf M ill. 100 r 70
Prior pref . ..1 00
Preferred . . .100 r 97
Ontario Stl Prod 100 r 75
82
84
78k
[nt Business M ach.t d 50
Preferred . .
100 r 100
104
50 k Maracaibo Oil
Inter Button Hole
Exploration-t d 20 k
_t d 40
42
2 1 k Onyx Hosiery
Sew M achine.. 10 dx 6 k
Marland Oil. _ t d 56 k
_
Preferred..
100 101 k
7
56k
102k
Int Cement,Com. _ t d 50
Oppenheim Collins, t d 62 k
50 k Marlin- Rockwell
63 k
Corp v t c . . __ t d 26 k
Orpheum C ircu it.. 1 d 28 k
Pref (7 % )___ 100
27
29
102k
103 k
Martin-Parry C or.t d 2 0 k
Preferred_____100
Int Cigar M ach. 100 103
108
20 k
103
105
Int Combust Eng__t d 42 k
119
l k Otis Elevator___ 50 d x ll7 k
1V
s
42 k Mason Tire & R . t d
100
Preferred_ .100 dx 107 k
_
Int Educational
Preferred__
17
15
108 k
Publishing com .50 d
Otis S t e e l___ __ f d 8 k
82
20c. Mathi'son Alkali_50 d 8 1 k
1st. preferred 100
Preferred___
50 d 4 k
5 k May (The) Dept
103k
Int Harvester_ 100
_
Stores Co com . .50 d 128 k
129
Prior preferred. 100 d 68
70
133
133 k
Preferred____ 100
Preferred..
100 122 k
Outlet Co com __ (t d 51
125
124
125
52
Preferred_____ 100
Internat Holding---- d 2 k
23
105
104
2 k Maytag Co . . . t d 22
McCall Corp___ (t) d
internat'l Match—
Owens Bottle___ 25 d 82 k
s 60
82 k
Partic pref _ __35 d 63
i Preferred___ 100
79
114k
118k
63 k McCrory Stores__ t d 75
[nt Mer Marine. 100
Non vot cm cl B . t d 76 k
7
78 k Oxford Paper pfd 100 103
6k
Preferred____ 100
Preferred (7% ) 100 108
(Pacific Coast C o. 100
109
31
25
18
sok
Inter N ickel._ . 2 5 d 36 k
M engeiCo_ ___100
_
I 1st preferred.. 100
42
40
70
37
50
Preferred_ .100
_
102
120 I 2d preferred.. 100
115
20
25
103k Merc Stores____ 100
Inter P aper____ (t) d 54 k
Pacific O i l _ __ . t d
_
55 k Merch & Mfrs—
1k
lk
6 % preferred..100
Packard M otor_ 10 d 35 k
_
Secur Co pref. .25 d 36
37
35k
Paige- DetroitMot (t) d 15
7% pref______100
% 107
98
98 k Merg Linotype., (t) dxl06 y
15 k
Pairpont Corp. .100 190
Internat Petrol___ t d 32
32 k Merrimac Chem _ 50 d 77
Inter Salt_______ 100
Pan Am Petrol &
64 k
77 k Metal Door & Trim
Internat S hoe..
d 155
Transp com ___ 50 dx 65 k
50 d 53
58
164 1 TJnits
66
Preferred.. __100 107k
Com Class B _ 50 dx 6 5 k
_
Metro-Gold P iet..27 d 23 k
24
66 k
Inter Silver_____100
Mex Eagle Oil. — 5 d 4
Pan Am West Petrol
8
93
98
Preferred____ 100
Class A com ____t d
Mex Seaboard O il.-t d 10
104
10k
Int Text Book_ 100 X 33
_
Class B com ___ t d 34
3k
34 k
35 k Michigan Sugar. .10 d 3 k
Intertype Corp----- t d 19
Panhandle P & R__| d 15k
Preferred_____10 d
16
20
Iron Prod Corp_ 10 d
Preferred___ 100
_
_
Mid-Cont Pet_ (t) d 30
71
75
30k
70
J R Montgomery 100
7% pref erred.. 10 6
75
105
98 k Paraffine Cos c o m ..
97 k
d 1
90
lk
Paragon Refg___ 25 d 7 k
Jewel T e a . . ____(t) d 41
C tfsofd ep .
.10 d
1
k
41k
7k
Preferred_____100
Preferred . 100
82
123
127k Midland Steel
Products pref. 100 115
Johns-Manv, I n c ..t d ___ s
Parke, Davis C o ..25 dx!21k
117
145
122k
Johnson Tin Foil
Midvale C o_ __ . t d
_
s 2 4 k Park & Tilford In c.t d 22 k
23k
& Metal______100
Miller Rubber, com f d 3514
Pathe Exchange A_t d 53 k
36
65
54 k
Jones Bros T ea___ t d 10k
Preferred.
100
Peck, Stow & Wile 25 d 20
100
99 k
10 k
Jones & Laughlin
Mohawk Rubb-.lOO
Peerless M ot Car 50 d 30 k
40
34
31
Preferred. ..100
Steel 7% pref. 100 114
Penick & Ford_ t d 20 k
_
75
116k
21k
Jordan Motor C ar.t d 19 k
Preferred_ .100
_
100
2 0 k Moline Plow 1st
Penn Coal & Coke 50 d 11
K C Stk Yds M e. 100 103
pref.
._ . 100
12 k
Montgomery Ward
P re fe rr e d ._ 100
_
Pa-Dixie Cement_-t d
82
43
Kanawha & Hock
Co common___ 10 d 63
Series A pref 100
99
63 k
Coal & C ok e..100
Preferred- _ 100 d 110
112
Penn Salt Mfg __50 d 76 k
77k
Preferred__ .100
Class A . .
t d 113
Penn Seab Steel _t d
115
1
lk
Kans & Gulf C o. .10 d
2
V Moon Motor Car__t d 17 k
s
17k Penn Traffic. . 2 k d
k
1k
Kayser (Jul) & C o .t d 40 k
_
2 5 k Penn-Mex Fuel_ 25 d 17
40 k Morris (Philip) — 10 d 24 k
18k
1st preferred___ t d 103
Penney ( j C) pf.100 105
106k Morse Twist Drill
Keith (Geo E) Co—
& Machinery_ 50 d 62 k
_
Pettibone M u ll.. 100
1st preferred-. 100
Motion Pic C ap .(t) d 14 k
99
136
134
1 5 k Phelps-Dodge___100
Kelly-Springf Tire 25 d 12k
Moto Meter Co A__t d 37 k
Phila Insul Wire_ t d
_
38
13
63
6% cum pref.,100
M ot Wheel C orp .(t) d 23
64
60
23 k Phil & Read C & I . f d 43 k
4.3 k
Mountain Prod----10 d 23 k
8% 2d pref_ 100
_
Ctfs of int (w i)--T d 42 k
24
49
51
44 k
Kelsey Wheel_ 100
_
MullerBakeriesA-. t d 30 k
Phillip-Jones C o r p .f d 4 8 k
32
88
87
57
Preferred_ .100
_
Pref with warr.100 120
Preferred___.100
88
80
118k
Kendall Mfg . . _t d
_
Mullins Body_ -t d 12 k
10
12 k Phillips Petrol_____t d 49 k
49 k
Preferred_____100
Preferred_____100
_
25
90 k PhoeDix Hosiery_ 5 d 38
39k
Keyst Tire & R _ 10 d
_
Preferred___.100
102
37 k
101
k Munsingwear I n c .-t d 36 k
k
Kinney (G R ) ___ t d 43 V
d 9
*
9k
48k
Preferred_____100
Certifs of deposit. t d 9 k
Car Corp__ __ _t d 2 8 k
9k
28k
86 k
85 k
Kirby Lum ber..100 155
Nash Motor (no par) d 58
Preferred___ 100
118
58 k
115k
Kresge Dept Stores t d 2 0 k
Nat Acme stpd— ]0 d 7 k
Pierce Oil Corp_ 25 d
_
21
8
k
k
Preferred- . . 100
National Baking, (t) d 12k
Preferred____100
14
80
14
8
72 k
Kresge (S S) Co—
Preferred. . -100
Pierce P etrol.. __ t d 2 k
85
95
2k
Com (vot)____10 d 52 k
Nat Biscuit---------25 dx 94 li
Pigg Wigg Corp---- f d 17
95
18
52 k
Preferred..
100 108 k
Preferred. . . 100 128
Preferred___ 100
130
95
92
113 k
Kress (S H) & Co 100 450
Nat Candy.
100
78 k
Pittsb Brewing_ 50 d 4 k
_
460
80
4k
Preferred100 124
1st preferred..100 107
Preferred___ .50 d 12
12k
Kupp’h’mer (B) — 5 d 34
2d preferred. .100 100
Pitts Coal (P a )..100
30k
30 k
Preferred.. .100 102
Nat Carbon pref. 100 123
Preferred___.100
126 k
71k
7 ik
Laclede Steel___ 100
_
Nat Cash Reg A .(t ) dx 40 k
158
4 0 k Pittsb Oil & Gas_ 5 d
s
3k
Lago Oil & Trans, (t) d 2 1 k
Pittsb PI Glass..100 285
26
2 1 k Nat Cloak & Suit 100 d 25 k
Lake Sup Corp. .100
Preferred_
_ 100
Pittsb Steel pref. 100
2
76
78
98
96
2k
Lake of the W oods
Pittsburgh Steel Fdy
Nat Dairy Prod---- f d 73 k
74
Milling. . . . 100 r 157
Nat Dept Stores_ t d 26
_
com . _______ (f) d 28 k
160
26 k
Preferred
100 r 115k
1st preferred-.100
Preferred_ .100 d 75
_
80
90k
91k
Lambert C o .
___t d 63 k
Nat Dist Prod---- (t) d 2 0 k
64
40
38
2 0 k Pittsb Term Coal 100
Landers, Prary &
Preferred
- - ( t ) d 42
Preferred . 100
45
86
80
C lark___
.25 d 89
Nat Enam & Stpg 100
Plimpton Mfg ColOO
91
27
28
90
Lanst Monotype 100
Preferred___ 100
Porto Ric A Tob.100
80
80
85
68
92 k
90 k
Larrowe Milling_ t d 23 k
_
Postum Cereal___ t d 106k
107
24 kl Nat Fire-Proofing 50 d 8
Preferred.. .100 106
Preferred. . .
50 d 29
Prairie Oil & Gas .25 d 51
30
5 1k
Laurentide C o . .100 r 111 k
Prairie Pipe L _ 100
_
159
163
123k
111k Nat Fuel Gas
122 k
Lee Rub & Tire___ t d 8 k
National Lead. .100 154k 156
Pratt & Whit pf.100
9
85
Leh Coal & N av._50 d 111
Preferred100 116
112
116 k Pressed Steel Car 100
41k
40 k
Lehigh Val Coal
National Leather. 10 d 2 k
Preferred .
100
82
80
2k
Sales . .
-.5 0 d 95
_ 25 d 38
Proc & Gamble_ 20 d 154k
_
39
158 k
9 7 k Nat Ref com _
Leh & W-B Coal. .50 d
Preferred100 130
8 % Preferred -.100 160
Lehn & Fink P rod .t d 3 5 k
6% preferred.-100 110k
124
36 k Nat Sugar Refg.100 122
110k
Libbey-Owens
Nat Supply C o— 50 d 7 0 k
Prod & Ref Corp.50 d 15k
71
15k
Sheet Glass___ 25 d 144
Preferred____100
Preferred- _ ..5 0 d 35
148
37
115
116
Preferred . . . . 100 115
Nat Tea c o m _____t d 132
Pullman C o._ ..1 0 0 189k
140
190
Libby. McNeil &
Nat’l Transit..12.50 d 13k
41
13k Punta Alegre Sug_50 d 40
Natomas Co of Cal
Libby_________ 10
Pure Oil C o .. __ 25 d 26 k
Sk
9
26k
Life Savers .
(t) d 21
preferred. - .100
6 % preferred . . 100
1
96 k
21k
95k
Lig & Myers T ob.25 d 91
8% preferred-.100 109
111
92 |New Bedford CordCommon B ___ 25 d 90 k
age c o m . ------- 10 d
Quaker Oats___ (t) d 173
41
175
91k
Preferred- . 100 104
Preferred- . . 100 120
Preferred____100
122
107
106 k
New Departure
Lima Locom W k s.t d 60
Radio C o r p ______ t d 5 6 k
62
56 k
Mfg pref_____100 110
Lindsay Light___ 10 d
Preferred___ .50 d
2
1k
49
49 k
Preferred __ __10 d 7
9k
Cement c o m ., (t) d 1 0 k
Liquid Carbonic_ t d 46 k
_
Machine
10 dx 15 k
47
15k
12k
Lit B r o th e rs._ 10 d 28
_
7% pref . . . 100
28
95
100
Reece Fold M ach. 10 dx l k
lk
Loew's I n c _______ t d 47
Regal Shoe pref____
74
76
4 7 k New England Spun
Silk pref __ -.100 107
Loft I n c _________ t d
Reid Ice Cream, t d 43
44
6k
6k
Long Bell Lum A (t) d 44
. 100 180
Preferred.. . 100
45 |N J Zinc .
96
185
99 k
Loose Wiles Bis. 100 158
Reis (Robt) & C o__t
161 ' N J Worsted Mills
9k
9k
-----1st preferred. .100
1st preferred.-100 115k
116 1 8% pref.
90
85
95
75
Remington Noiseless
2d preferred--100 151
160 1New Mexico &
_
Typewriter A ___t ds 3 5 k s 3 6 k
1 Arizona Land_ 1 d I l k . 12k
Preferred_
_
100

a Purchaser also pays accrued div.
adlan price, s Sale price, t N e w stock,




47

IN D U S T K IA L A N D M I8 r<FLLANF,OTTS STOOKS

O ct ., 1926.]

S tocks.

Par

Bid.

Ask.

Per share
Remington Tvp.lOC
112k
113k
1st preferred . _10C 116
116
2d preferred .10C 111
Reo Motor Car_ 10 dx 20 k
_
20k
Replogle Steel _ . _ t d 9 k
9k
Repub I & Steel 100
60
59
Preferred..
100
97
96 k
Reynolds Spring
t d 6k
6k
Reynolds Tob . .25 d 125
B common___ 25 d 110k
nok
Rich & Bovnton
Partic pref. . t d . .
18
Richmond Rad. (t) d 17
Preferred
40
41
Rocky Mt Fuel. 100
5
2k
Preferred. ..1 00
3k
7k
Rome Brass & C.100 135
145
Rome M fg. _ 100
_
50
166
Royal Bak Pow.100 160
Preferred_
_
100 100
101k
Royal Dutch Co N V d 49 k
50
Safety Cable Co (t) dx 52 k
52 k
Safety Car H & L I00 128
130
St L Car C o7 % p f 100
90
93
St L Cot Comp. .100
St L Nat Stk Y . 100
88
85
St L Rocky Mt &
24
Pacific C o. . 100 d 19
Preferred___ 100
50
55
St Regis Pap, com t d 40
50
Preferred. - 100
100
95
Salt Creek Cons Oil d 8
8k
Salt Creek Prod .10.d 3 0 k
30 k
3
San Cecil Sug pf.100
k
Sa vage Arms . . 100
84
83 k
Sav Riv Lum pf 100
4
2k
Savan'h Sug com t'd 145
150
120
Preferred_ .100
_
125
Schulte Retail S t .. t d 47 k
47k
Preferred. . 100 118k
120
Scovill M fg .. ..1 0 0 245
250
Seagrave C o r p _ + d x l 3 k
_
13k
Sears, Roebuck &
Co common . t d 5 5 k
55 k
Seiberling Rubb _t d 22 k
23
Preferred___ 100 x 9 7 k
99
Shaff O & R pf._100 105
106 k
Sharon Steel Hp 50 d 27
28
Shattuck (Frank G )t
59
60 k
Shell Transp & Tr £2 d 43
44
Shell Union Oil
t d 28 k
28k
Preferred.
100 105
106
Sherw-Williams ._25 d 43
43 k
Preferred . .100 106
106k
Sher-Wms Can. 100 r 139
140
Preferred .
100 r 115
Shredded Wheat, (t) dr 51 k
52 k
Shubert Theatre.(t)id 65
65 k
Simmons C o____ f !d 3 3 k
33 k
Preferred
. 100 106 k
10Sk
d 18
Simon (Franklin) &
Co p ref.. . . .100 107
109
Sinclair Cons Oil t d 19 k
19k
Preferred. _ 100
97
97 k
Singer M fg_____100 360
365
Singer Mfg Ltd ..£ 1 d 6 k
6k
S k e lly O il_____.25 d 33 k
34Sloss-Sheff S & 1.100 126
130
P re fe rre d -_ 100
_
106
104k
Smyth Mfg C o ..100 365
Solar Refining__ 100 203
206
Sonora Phon pfd 100
27
31
Southeast Exp. 100 100
102
South’n Bak, com
153
157
Preferred _
97
100
South Dairies A . + d 49 k
50 k
Class B .
f d 26k
26 k
Southern Ice U til A (t) d 26
27
Class B _____(f) d 26
27
1st preferred, .( f ) d 85
92 k
Southern Pipe L New d 2 4 k
25
_
South Penn Oil_ 25 d 3 7 k
38
So Porto RicoSuglOO 118k
118k
Preferred_
_
100 106
117k
S'west Pa P L . 100
51
52 k
Spalding (AG) & Bro
1st preferred.. 100 102 k
103
_
& Paper M _ 100 r 107
Preferred_____100 r 114k
116
Spear & Co. temp _t d I l k
14
P r e f_________ 100
75
80
Spicer Mfg Co . _ f d 2 3 k
24 k
Preferred..
100 102 k
104
Stafford Co pref. 100
92
100
Standard Milling 100
70
72
6% n-c pf new. 100
83
88
Stand Oil (Cal)__(t) d 6 0 k
Stand Oil (Ind) -.2 5 d 63 k
63 k
Stand Oil (Kan) .25 d 20 k
21
Stand Oil (K y )_ 25 d 120k 121k
_
Stand Oil (N e b )..25 d 4 5 k
46 k
Stand Oil of N 3 _25 d 42
42 k
Preferred.
100 116
116k
Stand Oil of N Y . .25 d 3 1 k
32
Stand Oil (Ohio) 100 295
298
Preferred- . .100 118k
120
Stand Plate Glass, t d 5 k
6
Preferred. . .100
21
Prior pref_____100
s 80
Stand Sanit M fg ..25 d 97
99
Preferred.. ..1 0 0
k 115 k
Standard Screw 100 105
Preferred A .100 101
Stand Tank Car. . t d 5
6 .
Preferred__ .100
40
43
Stan Text Prod. 1O0
10k
Preferred A . .100
34
37
Preferred B _ 100
21
19k
Stanley Co of Am $ d 86 k
86 k
Stanley Works_ 25 d 82
_
85
Preferred______ 25 d 27
Steel Co of C a n ..100 r 107k 108
Preferred_____100 r 123
Sterling Products (t) d 8 9 k
90
Stetson (J B )____(f) d 90
91
Preferred______ 25 d 37
39
Stew-Warn Speed _f
Stromberg-Carls
d 64k
s 34
d
Strom berg G arb., t d 6 1 k
62
Studebaker Corp _f d 5 8 k
58 k
Preferred_____100 119
120

b Assessment paid, dPrice per share, not per cent, kLast sale. IPar value $100. nNominal
uEx -cash and stock div. r Ex-stock div. x Ex-div. y Ex-rights, t Without par value.

Can

INDUST. AND MISCEL. STOCKS—MUNIC. BONDS

48
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P ar.

B id .
P er

S to c k s .

A sk.
sh a re.

P ar.

B id .
P er

A sk.

S to c k s .

P ar.

B id .
P er

sh a re.

S to c k s .

A sk.

[V
P ar.

ol.

123.
A sk.

B id .
P er

sh a re.

sh a re.

18%
U tah-Idaho S ugar.6 d
Stutz M otor C a r— t d s2 0 % s 20% United Cigar Stores
1%
1% W eston El I n s t r u .- t d 18%
2
32%
Vacuum O il_____ 25 d
Submarine B oa t- . t d
o f A m erica_____ 25 d 97%
98
97%
98
Class A . .
_ f d 32
2%
Vanadium C o r p .. t d 39%
53
Sugar Estates
preferred — 100 118
-129
40
W estm or’d C o a l. 50 d
Van Cam p Pkg c o m .
51
Oriente pref___100
57
60
United D rug____100
163%
164
15
20
W V a F h ilp & P a p _t d 48
59
22
25
100
58%
98
2%
2%
12
Van Cam p Prod pf50 d
96
W heeling M old &
Sullivan M a ch ’y . ( t ) d 50
53
United D yew ood.100
6
Sun Oil
(+) d 33J4
d 85
< 9%
2
12
34
54
95
50
Un Eng & F d y ..100
Van Raalte C o ____ t d 12%
14%
Superior Steel___lOOl
30
167
172
FTeferred_____ 100
40
26
43%
Swan & F inch____25 d 17
P referred _____ 100
60
73
42%
18
113
1st p referred -.100
Wheel Steel C orp 100
Swedish-Amer Inv
Vick C h em _______ t d 45 %
United Fru itf d 114%
46
FTeferred A . 100 104%
115
Partic p ref___100
106
Unit Paper Board 100
120
105%
18%
20% V ictor Talk M . 100 104
106
Preferred B ___100
V ictory Park Land—
16%
Preferred . _ -100
W hite Eagle Oil
Sweets C o o f A m . 10 d 16%
65
75
d
d 25%
26
Swift & C o . . . 100 114%
115
49%
56
P referred.
- 25 d x 28
W hite M otor .
.50 d 55%
Swift Internat’l — 15 d 20%
21
28% Va-Caro Chem (new co )—
Com m on
..
t d 10%
10% W hite M o t Sec pflOO
107
U S B obb & Shut. 100
Swinehart T & R .100
20
30
90
Preferred ____100
7 % prior p re f. 100
90% W hite Sew M ach pf t d
8ym ington C o _____ t d
8%
8%
100
. . t d 45%
6% part p ref. .100
41
41% White Rk M in S pgsf d 26
2 6%
16% U S Can c o m .
Class A t d 16%
49
P referred. .
100 r 102%
47
50
83
T elaut'g'ph C orp t d 11%
12%
Va Iron C & C — 100
Whitman W m p f. 100
81
Texas ComDanv .25 d 54 %
54% U S Cast IP& Fdy 100 d 210
Preferred
— 100
80
W ick wire-Spencer
213%
75
V V ivadou I n c ___j d 32
32%
Steel Trust ctfs . t d
Preferred - _100 102
C tfs o f d ep osit-25 d 53 %
107
%
%
P referred. . . 100 104
104%
1st preferred 100
15% U S D airy Prod—
T ex Pac Coai& Oii.lO d 15
22%
C om m on A .
- t d 30
Texas G u lf Sulph 10 d 180
180%
35
10
32% W illys-O verland .-25 d 22
Vulcan DetinninglOO
90%
U S D i s t r ib ____
t d 54%
54%
C om class A . . 100
FTeferred____ 100
90
Textile Banking 100 174
178
5
Wilson & C o new _ t d 11%
P referred.
100
250
Preferred___.100
86
Thom pson-Starret . t d 135
91
11%
Class A _ . . . .4 d 21 %
103
U S E nvelope___100
170
P referred -.100
165
7 % pref cl A . . 100
45
21%
W aldorf 8vstem_ . t d 20%
64
T hom pson (.1 R ) .25 d 48%
FTef new . . 100
62
48%
Preferred
.100
108
110
20%
Tide W Assn O il. f s 22% s 2 2 % U S E x p r e s s ____100
Winchester C o . .100
30
3%
4% W altham W atch &
26
C lock cl B _ _ ___t d 37
62
p re fe rr e d .100
s 97% U S Finishing___100
50
39
1st preferred 100
60
46
30
FTeferred_____ 100
Prior p r e f ..
-100 X 105
Tide Water O il____t d 29%
80
108
26
31
85
2d preferred. .100
92
U S Glass______ .25 d 15%
FTeferred____ 100x
55%
W oods M fg ____ 100 r 47
48
Pref (non -vot) 100
90%
15%
58
W alworth C o ___20 d 15%
12% U S Gypsum _ .2 0 d 152
154
16
87
T im ken-D et Axle 10 d x 12
FTeferred . — 100 r 84
preferred — 100 116%
W ard Baking Corp—
p r e f e r r e d .___100
96%
69
71
119
W oodward I ro n . 100
C om Class A ___t d
110
Timken R oll B ear. f d 63%
6 3% U S H offm an M aF T eferred.. ..1 0 0
90
ch in ery. _____ t d 51%
52
C om Class B ____ f d 27%
27% W oolw ’tb (F W) 25 d 164
T o b a cco PTod— 100 113%
114
164%
92
Class A .
. 100 116%
77%
78
FTeferred. . . 100
89%
W orthington Pump
116% U S Ind A lcohol.100
preferred ,
.100 x d l 03%
60%
30%
32
T orrington C o .2 5 d x 68
106% Warner B rosP icclA 10 d 60%
& M a c h ___ 100
69
W arren B ros______ f d 48%
49%
70
FTeferred A ___100
64
Transcont’l Oil . _ f d
4%
4 % U S Playing Card_20 d 150%
155
U S Print & Litho—
1st preferred___50 d x 40%
42
FTeferred B
100
5 4%
Transue & Williams
54
16
C o m m o n _____ 100
87
W arwick I & St . .10 d
Wright Aeron
. f d 32
33
Steel F orging___t d 15
1%
____
____
Preferred ____100
98
T roy Fdy & M ach .25
Wash C rosbv pf-1 00
107%
110
W rigley (W m ) Jr + d 51%
52%
d
40
39
145
Preferred ____100
11
Washington O il_.1 0 d
Trum bull Steel
25 d 10 %
7% preferred .100
111
99 34 100
62
72%
75% U S R e a lty & Im p .. t d 61%
Wash M a rket____ 50 d 52
55
Preferred
- .100
8 % preferred 100
U S R u b b e r ..1 0 0
60%
Weber & H eilbr___t!d 55%
61
59
Yale & Tow ne _ .2 5 d 68%
Truscon Steel - .1 0 d 25%
70
102%
1st preferred. .100 108 %
109% Wells Fargo & C o , A , d
2%
T ru ck
&
Preferred
— 100 102
3% Yellow
WplshVh C7) o n m 100
34%
36
C oach M fg cl B . 10 d 34%
Underw’d T yp ew 25 d 51%
51% U S Sm R ef & M in 50 d 35
15
25
118%
48% W est D airy P rod A .
106
FTeferred_____ _ 50 d 47%
44
Preferred
100
Preferred. - .100 115
103
_
fc 110
W esting Air Br ke 50 d 132%
134
Young (J S) C o 100 120
48
48% U S Stam ping_ 100
124
Un B & P C o r p .-100
W est’hse El & M f 50 d 69%
92% U S Steel C orp-_100
150
Un Oarb & Carbon t d 92%
149%
70
107
F T eferred.. _100 104
55
Preferred____100
126.%
127%
1st preferred___50 x d 78
Union Oil o f Calif 25 d 54%
83% Youngstown Sheet
t d 62%
56% U S T o b a c c o ____
65
Un Oil Associates .25 d 56%
& Tube . .
— t d 86%
87
P referred___.100
114
Un St Yds So OmlOO 123
126
115
P referred-.1 0 0
109%
81
Univ Leaf T o b — 100
120
79
Union Tank Car .. 100 119%
P referred.
100 100
102
115%
preferred _ - -100 115
Universal Piet pref. _
94
96
U nited A lloy Steel f
U niv Pipe & Rad t d 21
21%
Preferred . . . . 100
72
73%
a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend
b Assessment paid
d Price pur share, not per cent
e With com m on stock bonus.
k Last sale, n N om in al,
r Canadian price
* Sale price
(N e w stock
u E xca sh and stock dividend,
t E x-stock dividend
z E x-dividend, y E x-rigbts. t W ithout par value.

UNITED STATES AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
In reporting below prices for State and municipal securities, we give bid and asked quotations wherever they can be obtained. T he cu stom ,
how ever, is to quote municipal securities on the basis o f the return they yield per annum. Therefore in m ost cases it will be found that instead o f actual
prices we have inserted in the colum n headed “ T o N et” certain figures to indicate the interest rate at which business in the bonds is being done.
Thus 3 .9 5 % means that the particular security can be bought or sold at a price that will yield the purchaser or seller 3 .9 5 % per annum to the m aturity
o f the issue. W here tw o figures appear, as for instance “ 3.95 to 4 .0 0 ,” the rate o f return varies according to the m aturity— the shorter m aturities yield­
ing the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the highest return.
in State and municipal bouds the custom has always been to quote them “ and interest.” T hat is, the accrued interest must in all cases be added,
o n . There are a very few which form exception's to the rule— that is, where the prices given are flat prices, the accrued interest having been taken into
account in making them
These are indicated hv a special mark thus If!
B on ds.

B id .

A sk.

To
N e t.

B o n d s.

M ontgom ery 6s 1951_____ J&-T
U N IT E D S T A T E S — See also pa ge 13.
2s Pan Can N ov 1938____ Q-F; 100% 102
5s Funding 1940________ J&J
5s N ov 1 1950_______ M&N
3s Panama Canal 1961___Q-M i 94%
94%
4 % s Water 1928______ A&O
3s Conversions 1946-47_ Q-J
_
94% ! 96
U S Certifs o f indebtedness___ b 3.40 3 30%
4 % s Sch W W & Sew'44 J&J
M ontgom ery Co 5s 1935-A&O
(J S Treasury notes________ b
3 .45,3 .35%
Selma 5s 1927 opt 1910—M&N
Instrumentalities o f U S G ovt
Sumter Co 5s 1950______ F&A
Federal Land Bank— Farm Loan Bonds
T roy 6s Tmpt 1935______ J&J
4 % s 1956 op t 1936___J& J 100% 100%
Opt any int date at 101% —
4 % s 1937 opt 1922-M & N 100% lo o %
A R IZ O N A
4 % s 1938 op t 1923.M & N 100% 100%
4 % s ref Apr '38 op t ’28-J& J15
4 % s 1939 op t 1 92 4 .M & N 100% 100%
M aricopa C ounty S D N o 1
103%
5s 1941 op t 1931-.- M & N 103
5s M arch 1933_________ M ar
4 % s 1942 opt 1932.M & N 101% 101%
4 % s 1943 opt 1933---J & J 101 % 101%
6s Highway 1947-51-J&J15
Phoenix 4 % s '50 op t '3 0 . -J&J
4 % s 1953 op t 1933___J&J 101% 101%
6s Jan 1 1946__________ J&J
4 % s 1955 op t 1935— -J& J 102% 102%
5s School M arch 1933______
4 % s 1956 o d ( 1 9 3 6 ...J&J 102% 102%
5s Jan 1 1954 op t 1934— J&J
103%
4 % s 1953 op t 1933— -J& J 103
5s W W 1927-1950_____ J&J
4 % s 19.54 op t 1934---- J&J 103.% 103%
Prescott 5s 1948__________ J&J
Fed'l Interm ediate Cred Bks
Tucson 5s Water 1950____J&J
4 % s Feb 1 1927____ F&A b 4 % 3 % %
4 %s W Mar 10 '3 8 —M&S10
4%
4 % s M ay 15 '27 —M & N b 4 .1 2
ARKANSAS
4 % s Oct. 15 1927 A & 0 1 5 b 4 .25 4 .12%
T E R R I T O R I E S A N D U. S. P O S S ESSIO NS H ot Springs 4 %s '2 7 -'5 0 -M & S
Little R ock 4 % s '2 6 -'3 0 -M & N
H onolulu (C ity & C ou n ty)—•
4.30
4 % s Fund 1931M0— M & N
5s Pub Im pt 1 9 5 6 .-J&T) 1 5 ---------4 % s Fund 1941-50___M & N
H aw aii,T err,4% s '4 9 .M & S 15 b 4.35 4 .1 5 %
Little R < i k S D 4 s ’3 2-’55A A S
4 % s Jan 1945 _____________ o 4 35 4 .15%
St Francis L ev D 6s 1947. J&.J
4s M ay 15 '46 op t '3 6 -M & n ;& 4.35 4 15%
5 % s 1945-1964_________ J&J
4s Aug 1947 op t 1937—F& A b 4.35 4 .1 5 %
104
5 % s 1950-1969_________ J&J
Philip Isl 5 % s Sept 1950.Q -M 102
5s 1949 opt 1929______ J&J
104
5s April 1 1955________ A&O 102
C A L IF O R N IA
4 % s July 1 & 15 1 9 5 2 --J&J
9 ) % 101
5% s Highway 1927-37.-J&J3
99% 100
4 % s 1950----------------------------4 % s Unlv Bldg Jan5'27-65J&J
4s g L Pur '34 op t '14 — Q-F 6 4 .80 4 .5 0 %
4% s Highway 1936-48-.J&J30
4s P W ks & Im p 1935 .Q -M b 4.80 4 .5 0 %
j4s Harb Im p 1985 op t '5 0 . J&J
4s Im pt 1936 op t 1916.F& A
100
95
4.25 Alameda 4s 1926 to 1941-J&D
Porto Rico 4 % s 1931-34..J& J
4 % s M un Im p ’27-'48_A & 0
4.30
4 % s 1937-1940............— J&J
4.2.J Bakersfield 5s 1927-52— A&O
4s Jan 1 1944-1950_____ J&J
4.26 Berkley 5s 1942-1951_____ J&J
4s gold 1927-1960.......... -J& J
5s School 1927 1955____ J&J
4s Road 1927-1930_____ J&J b 4.10 to 4.25 %
4.45 Imperial Irrig Dlst 6s '38.J& J
5s July 1954
____________
Los Angeles 4 % s 1927-51-J& D
A LA B A M A
4s Water 1926 to 1945.M &N
4.25
4% s Renewal 1950_______J&J
3 %s W ater 1926 to '41 .A&O
4% s Road June 1927-1931 .J J b 4.10 to 4 -20 %
4 % s Sch 1927 to 1944-J&D
4.20
4s renewal Class C 1956— J&J
4 % s 1926-1963________A&O
4.20
3 % s renewal Jan 1956____J&J
5s M unicipal 1927-61--F & A
Birm ing’m 5 %s '2 7 -'3 5 .M & S 2 b 4.20 to 4.35 %
5 % s i arb lm p .’26-’61M & N
4.35
5s School Apr 1 1 95 0 --A & O
4.35 Los A C 8 D 5 % s '26-34 M & N
5s School 1934_________ J&J
5 % s N ov 1935-60____ M & N
4.3
5s Fund Sept 20 1941-M & S
5s 1927-1934__________ F&A
4 % s School 1928-30— A& O b 4.20 to 4.25 %
4.25
5s 1935-1964__________ 1 &A
4 % s School 1931-34 — -A & O
4.30 Los Ang Co 4 % s ’27-’49 — F&A
4 % s School 1942-48. — A&O
4.50 Oakland 5 % s 1927-43 — -F & A
Jefferson C ounty 5s 1949_____
4 % s M un Im p '27-’43-F & A
4.40
4 % s July 1 1931________J&J
4 % s 1927-1929________ F&A
4.45
4 % s Hospital 1963____ J&J
M obile 5s School 1943— J&D
4 % s 1930-1965________ F&A
4.50
5s Dock N ov 1 194 7 --M & N
4.5 ) Oakland S D 4s 1927-44--J&J
58 Refunding 1949____M&S
4.50 Orange Co 5s 1927-45___M&S
4.45 Pasadena 4s Jan 1927-42-J&J
4 %8 Refunding 1 9 3 7 ..A & 0
4 % s W at P l't '2 7 -’3 6 — A&O
4 % s Water & Sewer '3 9 .J&J
4.45
M obile Co 5s ref 1928— M&S
4.40 Redlands 5s 1927-51___ J&J15
5s R oad Feb 1932_____ F&A
4.50 Riverside 5s 1927-53____ J&D
5s N ov 1 1947________ M & N
4.55 Riverside C o 5s '2 7 -’54— M&N

bB asis.

F la t p r ic e ,




n N o m in a l.

* T a x fre e in C o n n e c tic u t.

B id .

99

A sk.

102

b

5.40 to 5.60

b

4.25 to 4.40

100

105

b

1.50 to 4.55

b

4.20 to 4.40

To
N e t.

B o n d s.

B id .

4.70 Sacramento 4s Jan '27-'45 opt
4.55
4 % s Sew & Dr 1927-34-J& J
4.55 Sacram 'to Co 4 % s '26-’46 J&D
4.40 San Diego 5s W W '2 7 -’54 A&O
5s Water 1934-53_____ F&A
4.50
5s Water 1927-63______ J&J b 4.40
4 ./5
4 % s Wh & Har '27-’ 5 2 -J&J
4.75
5s M unicipal 1927-1960 J&J
4.75
5s School 1931 1966_______
4 % s Water 1927-1929—J&J
4 %s Water 1930-1964_____
4.40
3 % s g July 1 1927-44- J & J
San Francisco (C ity & C ounty)
4.65
5s Water 1930-1969____ J&J
4.75
4 %s Water '57. '58, '5 9 -J & J b 4.25
4.50 San Joaquin Co 5s ’27-’49-J&J b 4 %
4 6 0 San M ateo C o 5s 1927-42-J& J b 4%
4.50 Santa Barbara 5s '27-41-Jan 10 b 4.45
4.50
4 %s gold Aug 1943____F&A b 4.40
C A N A D A — S e e p a g e 49.
4.50
4.80
COLORADO
4.70 C olo Spgs 4s '29 op t 1 4 --M&S
98%
96%
4s R ef Water. Alar 1 1941_
_
4.50
4 % s 1930-1939_________ J&J b 4%
Denver 5s Aug 15 '28 — F&A15 101%
%
5.30 Denver (C ity and C ounty) —
5.30
4 % s Water N ov 1948-M & N
4 % s Water 1944_______ J&J
%
4.40
5 D No 1 4 % s 1934-53-J&J
5.40
S D N o 1 1930 1947 __J&D
5 3 0 M offa t Tunnel Im p D ist—
5.30
5 % s 1944-1968________J&J
5.20
5 % s 1947-1916_________ J&J
5 % s 1964-1973________ J&J
4.25 P u ebloC o4% sref'31 o p ’21.J&J
99
4.10 Pueblo C ounty S D N o 2 0 —
4.10
4 % s 1932______________M & S
4.05
C O N N E C T IC U T
4.30 *3% s April 1934.................A&O
4.30 *4s July 1936--------------------J&J
4.45 *5s July 1 1 9 3 6 - - - ...........—J&J
4.30 B ridgeport— *5s 1927-49-J& D b 4.10
4-30
4 %s Bridge 1927-65____J&J b 4.10
4 % s High Sch 1927-63-J&J b 4.15
4.35
*4% s Sewer 1927-46___A&O b 4 1 0
4.35
4 % s School 1927-49_______ b 4.15
4.35
3 % s Im provt 1927-41-.J & J b 4.15
4.35
*5s C onstruc'n 1927-48 J& D b 4.10
4.35 Bristol 4 % s W ater 1939--J&J b 4 15
4 40
*5s July 1 1927-55_____ J&J b 4-15
4-50 Cheshire 4 % s 1 9 2 7 -4 5 ---J&J
4.45 Danbury 4s 1946 taxable. J&J
4 % s 1927-28 ta x a b le ..J & D b 4 %
%
4.50
4 % s 1929-65 ta x a b le ..J & D
3 % s Fund 1941 ta x 'le.A & O
%
4.35 East Hartford Fire District—
4.40
*5% s 1927-1951-..........M&N b 4-30
4.20
4s W ater June 1933___J&D
4.20 Glastonbury 4 % s 1927-58.J&J
4.20 Greenwich 4 % s 1931 3 3 —J&J
4.20
4 % s 1934-1942 tax exm ’t —
4.40 Groton School District—
4.35
4 % s 1927-1960 ......................
4.35 H artford 3 % s Bdge '5 5 . -J&J b 4.10
*4s Water June '30-'39 J&D b 3 90
4.41
4.4t
*4s W ater 1940-45____ J& D b 3 90
*43 W ater 1926-193 8 ______ 6 3.90
4.40

Ask.

To
Net.

4.30
435
4.30
435
4.35
to 4.50 %
4.40
4.45
4.45
4.45
4.45
4.46
to
to
to
to
to

4 30
4.25
4 25
4.60
4.45

4.30

%
%
%
%
%

99%
97%
to 4 15

102%

4
405

1 10

4.05

100

4.75
4 75
4.75
4.30

to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to

4.25
4.25
4.30
4.25
4.30
4.30
4.25
4.30
4.25

3.95
3.95
3.95

%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%

410
4.20
to 4.15 %
4.20
4.15
4.20
4.10
4.15
4.15
to
to
to
to

4.20
4 .10
4.10
4.10

4.20

%
%
%
%

STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

Oct., 1926]
Bonds.

Bid.

Hartford (Concluded)—
•4s Water 1929-1935______ b 3.90
4s High Sch 27-’55___ J&J b 4.05
4%s Munic Bldg '33- M&N b 4.10
*4 Ms Perm Imp '26-’27 J&D b 4%
Hartf’dSD *4 Ms'27-'47-M&S b 4%
•4Mb Northeast 1959.J&D b 4%
*4 Ms 2d North 1944- ...J&J 6 4%
3Ms South Sept 1955-M&S 6 4%
4Ms Southwest 1944- M&N 6 4%
*4 Ms Wash't’n '27-'47-J&J 6 4%
4s West Middle 1937. F&A 6 4%
Killingly (Town)4% s’27-56J&J

To
Ask. Net.

B onds

Bid.

To
Ask. Net.

BelgGovt 7 Ms yly to '45 J&D
8 % Extl s f bds 1941--F& A
%
E x tl 6 Ms 1949.- ___ M&S
%
External s f 6 s 1955_ J&J
_
%
Extl s f 7s 1955___ .J&D
%
Bolivia(Rep)Ext 8 s '47-M&N
%
Brazil 8 % ext 1941 ___ J&D
%
7s Cent Ry elec 1952- J&D
%
S f 7 Ms (coff.sec.’22) 1952
%
6 Ms External s f 1957-A&0
%
5s o f 1895________________
%
5s of 1913_______ ________
%
4Ms of 1883...........................
4.15
4
4Ms of 1888--.......................
4s of 1900..............................
4s of 1910_______ _____ ____
4.10

107% 107 M
107
107 M
92
92%
85
86
94%
95
103% 1 0 1
104%
104
94%
95%
f 107 H 108
89 M
89 %
f 6 6 M 67 M
/ 69
69 M
69
f 67
67
/ 65
4 Ms 1929-1933 M&N
57
/ 56
4 Ms 1934-1944______M&N
f 53
54
Meriden (T) 4s '27-'35 M&N 96M
57%
/ 57
Middletown 4s 1927-35-M&N 6 4.15 to 4.25 %
Bremen (State) 7s 1935.-M&S
99%
99 M
4.10
l 54%
New Britain (C) 3Ms '32-J&J 6 4% to 4.05 %
l 94 %
4s Munic Bide 194ft_
b 4% to 4.05 %
5 M s f Feb 1 1937--- F&A 104% 105
4Ms School 1927-'40--F&A 6 4% to 4 05 %
5 Ms g conv Aug 1929- A&A 117% 118
4Ms School 1940-'52--F&A 6 4% to 4.05 %
96%
96 i l
93 •
% 94
A&O
Extl s f 7s 1952____
6 4%
4Ms Sch Aug ’27-'43_-F&A 6 4% to 4.05 %
Extl 7 Ms 1947.-98%
98 M
4Ms Sch Aug 1929 __ F&A
4 20
*5s Park 1 9 2 7 - 1 9 4 3 F&A 6 4.20 to 4.25 %
E ,t >rnal s f 7 Ms 1916 J&J 95 M 96
New Hav (C) 3 Ms '27- 35A&0 6 3.95 to 4.05 %
Chill (Republic) 8s 1941 F&A 108 % 108%
4s Sewerage 1927- 29- A&O 6 3 95 to 4.05 %
Ext s f 7s 1942_______ M&N 100 % 101 M
•4s Apr 2 1940 tax-expt-A&O 6 3.95 to 4 .05 %
8 f 8s Nov 1 1946-- - M&N 108 % 108M
4 ^ s Pa vine Mar 192fi M&S b
to 4 05 %
Chili Mtge Bk 6Ms '57 J&D31
95 M 96
S f sru 6 Ms Jne30’61.J&D 31
4Ms 1 9 4 3 -1 9 5 2 --._____
6 3 95 to 4.05 %
99
98M
Chinese Government—
•4Ms Paving Aug 37 -F&A 6 3.95 to 4.05 %
Hukuang Rys 5s £-_J&D15
*4Ms Mch 15 27- 35-M&S15 6 3.95 to 4.0.5 %
36%
37
•5s 36- 37- '39-’40- '41- - A&O 6 3.95 to 4 .05 %
5s of 1896 £ red 1933 .A&O? l 88
90
4Ms of '98 £ red '44--M & S l 71
*5s 1927-1951________ J&J 6 3.95 to 4.05 %
73
New Hav (T) *3 Ms’ 27-29 J&J
4.05
4s (of 1895) 1931______J&J
English stampedNew London 4s 1933 - -A&O 6 4.05 to 4.10 %
w/84
88
u/82
French stamped
86
4Ms Imp 1931-1935_ M&S 6 4.05 to 4.10 %
_
Colombia Rep) 6 Ms '27-A&O 100% 100%
4Ms Park July 1942 - J&J 6 4 05 to 4.10 %
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
4Ms Water 1950______F&A 6 4.05 to 4.10 %
Ext] s f 7s 19 42-.- - J&J 98
98%
Norwalk (C) 3 Ms 1929 J&J
4s Ref Sewer r97-'?8
.T&J
4.15 Cuban 5s 1944 opt 1911 M&S 100
101 %
“ Extl” g 4 Ms '49 opt -F&A
95
4s Sch Mch 1954-1964
4.05
95%
“ Extl” g 5s 1949
F&A 102
4 Ms Sch Mch 1929-1953
4.05
“ Extl” s f 5Ms '53- J&J15 101% 102
4.05
Norwalk (T) 4 Ms 194?" .T&D
4.20
Norwich— G & E 1931 -A&O 6 4 1 5 to 4 30 %
Ext s f 8s '22 due '51 .. A&O 102% 103%
>%
Ext s f 8s '22 due '5 2 --A&O 101 M 102%
4 Ms Water Mar '39- M&S 6 4.20 to 4 3 "
Extl 7Ms 1945 Ser A A&O 101 % 101%
4Ms 1931-1954____ M&S! 1 6 4.05 to 4.10 %
Denmark ext 6s 1942-. _ J&J 103 % 104%
4Ms Refunding 1938- A&O 6 4.20 to 4.35 %
4.10
Ext'l 5Ms 1955.F&A
Putnam (T) 4 Ms 27- 46 A&O
99 M 99%
4 Ms WMter 1927 & ‘30 F&A
102%
4.10
Stamford (C) 4s 1942-_-M&N 6 4.10 to 4.20 % I Cust Adm s f 5 Ms '42 M&S 97 M 97%
Dutch E Indies 6s 1947- J&J 105
105%
Stamford (T) 4 Ms 27- 45 J&.T 6 4.05 to 4.15 %
105%
*4 % Scb 1927.-1965 .-M V N 6 4.05 to 4.15 % 1 Ext s f 6s 1962_ ____ M&S 105
4.10
Extl 5Ms Mar 1953 M&S 103
103 %
Extl 5 Ms Nov 1953 M&N 103
103%
•Stratford 6s 1927- 31 . .M&S 6 4.15 to 4 30 %
Finland (Repub) 6s '4 5 --M&S
83%
89
Torrington *5 Ms ’30-'35-J&J 6 4.15 to 4 30 %
6 Ms Mun loan '54 cl A A&O
*5 Ms Fund 1936-'41 - - - J&J 6 4.15 to 4.30 %
93 M 93%
Class B _________ A&O
•Wallingford (Town) 4 Ms
93 M 93%
4.10
Ext'l s f 7s 1950 - -_ M&s
99%
1933. '38. '43 '48 '53
99
Extl s f 6Ms 1956_ __M&S
94
Waterbury 3 Ms Scb’27-32 J&J 6 4.15 4 .05%
France (Republic of) 4s 1917
12
14
4s Park July ’27-’58- J&J 6 4.15 4.05%
5% National Loan not red
4s Water 1927-1939.-J&J15 6 4.15 4 .05%
before Jan 1931_ Q-F 16 »*14
_
$16
4s Water 1940-1965- J&J15 6 4.15 4 05%
$20 •
_
. P$] 8
5s premium 1920_ __
4Ms City Hall '27-'63--J&J 6 4.15 4 .05%
6% National loan of 1920 r.f 17
♦4 Ms Water '49-'93 - J&J 6 4.15 4 .05%
$19
7s ext of 1924-1949--.J&D
6 4.15 4 05%
92
91 %
4 Ms 1934-1964
_
98%
7 Ms External 1941__ J&D
98%
4 Ms Water 1930-44 J&J15 6 4.15 4 .05% _
_
8% ext g loan '4 5 --M&S 15 104% 104%
4MsBdge,St.&c,’30-39J& J15 6 4.15 4.05% _
German extl 7s 1949 A&O 1 5 10. M 105
4M Bdge,St,&c.'40-64J&J15 6 4.15 4 .05%
Oer Cent Agri Bk7s’ 50M&Sl5
4Ms 1946-1953_____J&J 15 6 4.15 4 .05%
99 M 100
Graz(Mun)Austria 8s’54 M&N
99
4Ms Water 1935-'64_--J&J 6 4.15 4 05%
99M
Greek Govt s f 7s 1964 .M&N
8/ V
s 88%
*4 Ms 1927-1934____ J&J15 6 4.15 4.05%
. . Haiti (Rep) 6% Ex'52 A A&O
West Hartf'd 4 Ms 1943 T&D 101
99
99%
4.10
W HavU S D ' L C
’27-'56.M&N
99 M 99%
In 1 Bic jf Japan 6s '27-F&A 1 100 M 100%
DELAWARE.
3S Dec 1 1927 opt, 1Q02
.t&TJ
4
98
98%
104 M 105 M
iU s IQfil nnt. *99 at. 10A .T^.T 104 M 105 W
91 M 91 %
to 4.45 %
nS32 M $33
4.40
Kent Cd 4M« 1 94-.",-1 or.ii M & aL ......
$37
m$35
to 4 .30 %
69
to 4.20 %
4s £ '54 opt TO J30 & D31 l 67
5 Ms 1927-1928
'
J&J
4.45
89%
c 89M
5 Ms 1936-1944
J&J
6 4.40 to 4.45 %
98
S f 6 Ms 1954
F&A
97 %
4.30
4 V£s 1934 19'>3
A&O
%
Ext 6s 1953
M&S 92 M 92%
6 4.10
4 V^sBl dg—
M&S
4.25
100
100M
fis 1947-'49
A&O
109
4.30 Newfound 6Ms '36--J& D 30 108
5 Ms 1939______
FLORIDA.
5 Ms 1924 & 1943 _
6s imot. 1928 1938
,T& I _ __
Netherlds 6s '72 (fla t).-M&S /107M 107%
sl07%
1
Ext 6s 1954._ -A&O 103 % 104%
101%
101
101%
Extl s f 6s 1944
.
F&A 101
5Ms 1931-1948
.T .T
&
6s Ext Oct 15 1952 A&015 101
101%
fis Refund 193*5 \3fi ’37
40-yr s f 5Ms 1965
J&D
98%
98 %
102%
102
'38, '53, '54 '55
’ J&J
6 Ms External s f 1961 J&D 102
103
103 M 103%
Extl s‘ f 7%s 1940 M&N 100
100%
100
4 ^ s Feb 1937
F&\
E x tls f 7Ms 1956
-M&S
69 M 70%
88%
-J&J
88
Extl s f 8s 1950___
Miami 5s 1927-1944
.T&
.T
Ext s f 6 %sSepl5’51 M&S 15
95
113M 114%
" Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15 105 M 105%
fi% School 1927-1951

.T&D

"

5 M % Ext Ln Dec '21

92 %
92^
91
Internal 5s of '09-'45 .M &S
4s £ loan of 1897__ ..A & O 1/$74
Ext, fis of ’23 1957 A M&S
98 z
4
98
1st g fis 1958 Ser R
J&D
98 If
Extl s f fis Oct 1959
A&O
98 l
4
Extl s f 6s 1960
M&N 98 M
Extl s f 6s 1960
A&O

Bavaria (Ger’y) 6 Ms '45-F&A

Danish Cons Municipal Loan

99
98M
98 M
px%
98 %
98 M

98 M 98%
90 3 ; 91
^
101 u 102
_
_
95
94%

93 M
104 M
5 Ms external 1954
M&N 103%
Switzerland— 5 Ms 1929--F&A 1 0 1 %
5 Ms Externa! 1946-- A&O 103%
S F gold 8s 1940
J&J 113
f
U S of Mexico 6s A 1933
Y 51 M
f 44 M
4s gold 1954____ - - - J&D f 25
Assent 4s war & sc on . . / 27%
/ 27%

94%
88 '
99 M
no
97%

7s 1 9 2 8 -__________ M&N
7s 19 29-.- ________ M&N
7s 1930 ___
_____M&N
Extl g 7s 1931-'45_ -M&N
Frankfort (Germany)—
| Extl 7s j927-'45___
A&O b 7.40
jGermanCons Munic 7s’47F&A 97 M
100
! 2d 6s. . . . . - .
Q-J 95
Heidelberg (Germ)7Ms'50 J&J 100%
Hungarian Cons Munic Loan
s f g 7 Ms 1945____ ..J&J
96
Leipzig (City of) 7s 1947--F-A
97%
Lyons (City) 6s 1934 M&N
87
_ Marseilles (City) 6s '34 M&N 83%
_
Medellin (Munic) (Columbia)
External 8s 1948.. ..A & O 103
M ontev’o(Citv) s f 7s '52 J&D 10-1%
Osin 5 Ms 1946____
s 95%
Sinking fund 8s 1961
S f 40-yr 7 Ms 1966

J&D
J&J

103%
97%

To
Ask. Net.

91%
92'
10 0
111
112

%

97%
s 97%

Brit Col (Prov) 5s '48 J&J 15
4 Ms June 29 1927
J&D29
4 %s Tune 29 1928
J&Doq
4Ms June 29 1929_ J&D29
_
4 %s 1930-1932
J&D29
4% s 1933-1946 .
J&D29
4 Ms 1947-1956
J&D20
5s June 15 1935

J&D 15

Galt 4Ms Apr 18 1931 A&O 8
Hamilton— 4s Apr 1 '32 A&O
4s Elec L & P 1941
A&O
Maisonneuve Q 5 Ms '30 M&N

100%
95%
_
97% _
88
_
8. % _
104%
_
10)% _
s 96
103%
09

70

28%
28%

p

_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
___
_
_
_
_
4 95
4 95
5
475
4.85
4.90
5
5
5
5 25
5 25
5 30
5.10
5.10
5.05
5.05
4-95
5
5 15
4 90
5

4%
4 85
4 85
4 65
4,85
4s May 1 1933 £ . . . M&N
4.80
4s May 1 1944 - . M&N
4 80
3 Ms refdg M ay 1939 M&N
4,80
New Brunswick 3% s '33 J&J
4 SO
4s July 3 1930. . . . . J&J
4 80
4s 1932 opt 1902______J&J
5 75
4.85
4.85
6s Nov 15 1930___ M&N15
4.65
4 95
6s Sept 15 1943 -.-M & S 1 5
4 50
5s Dec 1 1926-J&D
4 Ms 1 9 4 4 ._________ M&S
4 83
4s 1941_____________ M&N
4.70
3 Ms 1936. . .
J&J
4.70
Ottawa City 5s ’27-’45_ J&J b 4.65 to 4 90 %
_
6s Munic Imp ’27-’50--J&J b 4.75 to 5%
5s July 1 1927 . . . . J&J
4 65
5s July 1 1928 ___ ...J & J
4 70
5s July 1 1929..
J&J
4 75
5s July 1 1930. . . . J&J
4 90
5s July 1 1931-1956--- J&J
4 90
4 Ms '34, '35. '44___ -J&J
4%
3 Ms Sew Sep 27 '28 M&S
4.65
Quebec (Prov) 4 Ms '50 M&S2
4%
4.85
1 85
3 Ms July 1 1933 . . _ J&J
5.10
St Boniface, Man, 5s '31 _.T J2 - -- - - &
5 f5
5s s f Nov 1 1956

44%
39%

_
_

4 90
4 90
4 65
4.85
4 90
5.05

6s gold Feb 2 1930
F&A2
5s 1944. . .
J&D2
4M % gold notes 1927 M&N
4 Ms May 1 1945 .-.M & N
4s gold 1930 ___
M&N

94
105
104
101%
_
103% _
113%

6.50
6.75
7
7.20
7.20

5%
97%

7 Ms loan of 1927-52 M&N 100% 100%
Rio de Janeiro 8s 1946--A&O 103
103%
Ext s f 8s 1947_______ A&O 102% 103
7s 1960 (per 1000 milreis).
$90 $110
90
5s s f loan of 1909-34 £J&D
92
5s of 1904. .
73%
75%
-J
104% 104%
Saarbrucken (City) Germanv
98
Ext 7s Mar 31 1935.. A&O
100
Sao Paulo (City), Brazil—
External s f 8s 1952 M&N 105% 106
Soissons (City), France—
_
_
Ext g 6s Nov 14 '36. M&N
83%
85
Tokyo (City of) 5s of 1912—
75
Red ann s f beg '17-52.M&S
75%
_
_
S f ext 6 Ms temp 1944 _j&J 100% 100%
CANADA (New York Prices
Dominion of Canada—
4Ms Feb 1 1936______F&A
97 M 98
_
_
5s refdg Oct 15 43 .A & 0 16 101% 101%
100%
5s refdg Oct 15 '28..A&0 15 100
5s 1931-.
_
_
. A&O 100% 101
_
_
5s Mar 1937. - . . .M&S 103 M 103%
5s Oct 1 9 3 1 _____
.A&O 100% 1 0 1 %
_
_
5s May 1962. ____ M&N 103% 104
5M % gold notes 1929.F&A 10j % 100%
5M« Viet Loan Dec '27 J&D 100M 101
5Ms Viet Ln Nov '33.M&N 10-1% 104%
5 Ms Viet Ln Nov '34 M&N 103% 103 %
107 % 107%
5 Ms renew Nov 1927.M&N 100% 101
102% 102%
__
_
_
_
_

f 25%
25%
90 ^
90%
109
109%
—
Extl s f 6s 1960______M&N
95%
96

n

l

111

5Ms 1955 ______________
Dresden (Oer) extl 7s '45 M&N

104
s 15%
s 15%
107 H 108

Ext 8s 1962 ______ M&N

93 M
93
100 M
92 M

Bid.

E x tsf 6 MsMar 15'50M&S15

105 K 105%
Ext'l 8s 1950 .
. . . J&J 105% 106
Extl water 7s 1956 - M&S
96 M 97
$135 $155
96
96%
91
90 H

5s W W Purch ’27-’72 F&A
4K * Tnint 1927-37
J&J
FOREIGN GOVTS

Ext, 5s .Tnlv 15 1955 J&.T15

J&D

B onds.

FOREIGN CITIFS, &c.
Baden Extl s f 7s 1951_ J&J
_
96
95M
Bergen, Norway, 6 s 1949.A&O
99% 10 0
Berlin 6 %s 19o0 . ______A&O
94%
95
_ 1 Bogota (City) extl 8 s '45-A&O 1 0 2
_
103
Bordeaux (City) 6 s '3 4 .-M&N
80 M
87 M
_ Buenos Aires, Argentine Rep.
_
Guar 5s of 1909-1946 £ J&J p/ 8 8
90
Exten 6 Ms 1955______J&J
9 % 10 0
Carlsbad (City) s f 8 s '54 J&J 1 0 2 % 103
Christiania (Norway)—
30-vr s f 6 s 1954
- M&S
99% 1 0 1 %
30-year s f 6 s 1955 ..M & N
99% 1 0 0 %

103M

J&.T

June 1954

to 4 10
to 4 20
to 4.25
to 4 -25
to 4.05
to 4.05
to 4 05
to 4.05
to 4.05
to 1 05
to 4.05

49

M&N

6 B asis, c Basis $5 to th e £ . / F l a t p rice . J in L o n d o n , r C a n a d ia n p rice ,
N o m in a l,
P er £ 2 0 m D olla rs per ru b le s , f la t ,
s Sale p rice I P er 1,000 g u ild ers, u D o lla rs per 1,000 lire fla t ,
D o lla rs per 1,000 fr a n c s ,
D o lla rs p er 500 fr a n c s , y P er £ 2 0 0 . * T a x -fr e e in C o n n ,
P er £ 3 0 0 b o n d




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STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
B onds.

Bid.

Ask.

B onds.

To
Ask. Net.

B onds.

Bid.

123.

To
Ask. Net.

Fifth District Levee—
Saskatchewan (Province)—
South Bend School District—
99
—
—
o4s Apr 17 1927______F&A
5s 1950 opt 1940..........J&J
5 s 1943 (n o n -c a ll)J & D 15
4.90
99
_
5s 1952 opt 1942______J&J
4 46s July 2 1945--------- J&J2
4% Terre Haute— 4s 1927_ A&O
99
8 outh Vancouver, B C—
o4s Sewer 1930_______ F&A
5s Oct 15 1962 op ’5 2 --A&O
99
5s 1927-1946_______ J&D30 b 5.35 to 5-65 %
oTerre H Sch C 4s ’27-’31 M&S o b .
5s Oct 15 1963____—A&OIS
99
oVigoCo4 46 Dec 16'26 '27 J&D
5s 1957-1967_______ A&Ol5
Toronto 5s 1927-1936------J&J b 4.65 to 4.90 %
INDIAN T E R R IT O R Y (See Oklah oma)
J&J ft 4.70 to 4.85 %
5s 1959-1969_______ F&A15 99
6 s 1927-1929.......
Lafourche Basin Levee—
IOWA
6 s 1930-1940__________ J&J 6 4.90 to 5%
4
4 46s 1927-1929_________ J&D
5s Jan 1954 opt 1944_ J&J 10246
_
5
6 s 1940-1950---------------- J&J.
4
Lake Borgne Dist Levee—
4 46s Jan 1 1949-------------J&J
4 44 4 Us 1932-1933_________ J&D
10 2
4
5s Dec 1952 opt 1942--J&D 1 0 1
446s Jan 1 1955----------- J&J
444 4 46s 1934-1940_________ J&D
____
4.15 New Orleans 5s Oct’27 '32A& O 9846
5
Boone 446s 1927-31___ M&N
4s £ July 1 1948----------- J&J
4.15
5s Pub Belt RR '39-'49.J&J 10 0
3 46s July 1 1944-45----- J&J
444 Burlington 4 ^ s ’26-’33_M&N
Council Bluffs—
5s Pub Belt 1950-59__ J&D 1 0 1
Vancouver, B C, 544s '39 A&O
5
4.20
97
10 0
4 46s Wat Wks ’27-'30-M&N
5.05
4 46s Paving 1927-1936-J&J
644s 1952--------------------F&A
4.30
4*38
4.75 Crawford Co 5s ’26-'29-M&N
4s St Imp Sept 9 '27-M&S9
446s 1956 1966________ J&J
88
4 35
4s Floating debt 1948-A&O
4.95 Cushing 5s School 1939-M&N
4s St Imp Sept 9 '32.M &S9
96
—
4.10
4.90 Davenport 4s 1926-29--M&N
4s Constitutional 1942-J&J 9446
Winnipeg, Man, 5s '4 4 --A&O
4s Public Impt 1950 opt
4 951Des Moines—
6 s Dec 1930__________ J&D
—
1942 (old issue)____J&J 94
5s Municip 1927-1957--J&J 6 4.25 to 4.30 %
4 44s non-call 1944------M &N
444
4 15
446s 1927-1931_______ M&N
4 4 4 s.Tune 1 1946---------J&D
4s Pub Impt '42 opt ’28.J&J 9346 "9 4 4 6
444
4 46s W W 1932-42___ J&D
4.15 Orleans District—
444s June 15 1950— J&D15
444
4.50
6 s Gen Obiig 1931-40--J&J
5s July 1930-1939____J&J 1 0 0
4s Aug 1 1946, -----F & A 1 5
444
4.15
GEORGIA
Des M Ind S D 4 46s '3 2 --J&J
5s July 1940-1949____J&J 10 0
—
4.15
4.05
4 46s Sept 1 1945_____M&S
5s July 1950-1959____J&J 10246
* 44 s ref 1935-1945----------- J&J
4.15 Plaquemine Parish E Bank—
4
4 44s 1944___________
3 44s Jan 1927-1935---------J&J
85
4s Sept 1 1945________ M&S
4.10
4 30
Albany— 5s 1 9 4 5 - - - - - - -J&D
5s Oct 1952 opt 1942--A & 0
4 15 Pontchartrain District—
4 Bn Dubuque Co 446s ’27-’31-J&J
Athens— 4 44s June 30 1943- _
110
4.25
4.15 Fort Dodge 5s Fund '39--A & 0
Atlanta— 4 44 s Jan 1 1940-J&J
10 2
Fremont Co 5s 1927-35--J&J b 4.25 to 4.30 %
444s Sewer 1927-1940--J&J 6 4% to 4.15 %
4.151 Jackson Co 5s 1927-30--A&O b 4 .25 to 4.30 %
3 44s July 1 '31 & ’3.3-- J&J
10 2
4.25 Marshalltown Ind S D—
Augusta— 4 44s Flood '42M&N
10 2
5s City Hall 1926-39--M &N b 4 20 to 4.25 %
4.25
4s refunding 1934------- .J&J
__
10246
4.25 Marshalltown—
3 44s April 1930------4 % Water 1929-42_ A&O b 4.20 to 4.25 %
/is
_
4.25
Bibb Co 444s 1948-49--M&N
Shreveport 5s 1929-1931 F&A 6 4.35 to 4.40 %
4.40
4?4s Water 1943&'44--A&O b 4-25 to 4 30 %
Clarke Co 5s 1927-41----- J&J 6 4'. 10 to 4.35 %
6 4.40 to 4 45, %
4.15
Ottumwa 4 44s June 1936
Columbus— 5s 1927-44— J&J ft 4.10 to 4.30! %
ft 4.10 to 4.40 %
4 15
4 25 Polk Co 446s 26- 32--A & 015
4 44s Refunding 1939 J&J
Dougherty Co 5s ’27-’48 M&S ft 4.15 to 4.35 %
5s Funding 1927-35____J&J b 4.25 to 4.30 %
lo o
Sioux City—
Macon 4T4s W W 1927-36-J&J ft 4.05 to 4.20 %
4.50
6 s ParkAugl5 35-'45F&Al5
4s Pav & Sew '27 to '39-J&J ft 4.05 to 4.20 %
MAINE
6 s Ref Aug 15 1940--F&A15
4.50
Pulaski Co 5s 1932-48 . . J&J 6 4.60 to 4.65 %
ft 4% to 4.10 %
Rome4sMunlcbldg’ 27- 39A&0 ft 4.20 to 4.30 %
5s Fire Fund 1927-33--J&J b 4.15 to 4.25 %
4.20
ft 446 to 4.05 %
5s Police Fund '26-'33-M&N b 4.15 to 4.25 %
Savannah— 4 44 s ref 1943-J&J
4.20 4s Sept 1 1927-1953--9946 10046
4.20 Sioux City S D 5s 1941---J&J
4 44s Drainage 1944— F&A
9946 100 46
4.20 Waterloo—
4 44s Refunding 1959--F&A
4s Highway 1927-1936-.
_
4.20 4s April 1928-31 tax-ex.
9946 10046 _
_
4 46s W W Jan 15 '30_ J&J
Spalding Co— 5s 1926-30-J&D 6*4.20* to 4.35 %
Woodbury Co 5s '27-’32__J&J b 4.20 to 4.25 %
9946 10046 . . .
Swainsboro 6 s 1926-50--A&O ft 5.20 to 5%
AuburnKANSAS.
Valdosta 5s 1927-42--------- Jan ft 4 20 to 4 40 %
4.26
4H s 1927-1933__________ J&J b 4% to 4.05 %
Ware C o 5s Sch 1927-31- -J&J ft 4 .25 to 4.40 %
99
4.10 Augusta 4s 1926-454.45 4 46s Soldiers Compen ’34-’ 52
10 0
5 s Road 1932-1949----- J&J
Bangor—
5.50 Atchison Co—
Watkins 8 D 6 s 1931-50-M&N
4.30
4.20
5
4s Refund '29 op ’ 14_ J&J
_
Woodbury 6 s 1927-49— J&D
99
Emporia—
IDAHO
98
4.20
4.25
444s Dec '29 op '19— F&A
644s Impt 1941-------------A&O
4.50
4-25 Emporia SD 446s’32op’22 J&J
9846
6 s Highway 1 9 4 1 -- ---— J&J
4.25 Ft Scott 446s '35 op '10--M&S
4.50 Brewer High Sch Dist—
4 4 4 s Cap Bldg 1930-39— J&J
4.10
4.50 Galena—
4 44s 1926-1945_____ M&N
4 44s May 1 1932 opt 1921-J&J
4.50
Gardiner Water District—
5s W W 1927-1943____J&D b 4% to 4.30 %
4 4 4 s Highway '35 opt '25-. J&J
97
4.25 Hutchinson— 5s 1931___ A&O
4.20
4s 1934 (taxable) _______ Ji
4 44s Highw '37 op '27------J&J
4.20 Kennebec Water District—
420
4 46s Pub Bldg '61 op '31J&J
444s Ref 1927-1928------- A&O
98 54 9954
4.20 Kansas City—
4s Refunding May 1 1953
446 s Ref 1929-1945------- A&O
4.50
4.30 Kittery Water District—
5s Feb 1 1942_________ F&A
4 s Jan 1 1934 op 1924 ---J & J
4.30
4.30
454s Wat & Light 1944-J&J
4 46
Blaine Co 5s Feb. 2 7 -31-J&J
99
4.30
446s Sch Bldg 1929___ J&J
Boise City S D 6 s July 1
4.30 Portland—
4.75
446 s Wat Plant Pur '39 J&J
1Q40 ________________ J&J
4.30
9946 1 0 0
446s Refg Feb 1 '29— F&A
" ILLIN OIS
___
99 46 1 0 0
4.30
4 4 4 sS ervC om p 1927-43-F&A ft 4.10 to 4 25
446s Imp July 18 ’49--J&J
4s High Sch 1936 tax-exem.
99 46 10 0
Board o f Education—
444s Aug 1 1930-38-------F&A 6 4.10 to 4.25
4.30
4
446s 1927-1953_____F&A
4s May 1 1927-1935----M & N
4.30
4
ft 4 % to 4.15 %
4 34s 1927-1953______J&J
4s Highway 1929-1940--May
4
4.30 Portland Water District—
Sch Dist 4 % b 1929-54--J&J
4s Highway 1927-1928--May
4
9946 1 0 0
Sedgwick County—
4s Highway 1941-1943-..May
—
98
4.50
4
4 46s Brge Oct ’27op’ 17-J&J
4s Highway 1945-1954.-M&S
South Portland Sewer Dist—
Topeka—
Champaign County—
4s 1931-1950________ M&N
5s Road 1927-1943--M&N 6 4% to 4.15 %
9954
454s 1927-1933--.........F&A b 4.10 to 4.20 %
4.15
98
4
4 46s Elec Light 1 9 2 9 ---J&J
Chicago 4s 1927-------------- J&J
—
98M
4.15
4
Wichita 446s 1932-36- —
4s 1928 to 1935----------- J&J
______
4.35
4
Wyandotte County—
4s Jan 1930 & 1931------J&J
4.15
4
446s Bridge '32 to '41_F&A
4s Jan 1937-1939......... J&J
4
KENTUCK Y.
>6 4% to 4.10 %
4s Jan 1927-1941------- J&J
6 4% to 4.1C %
4 10 Ashland—
No W Pk 446s 1927-27-J&J
45 0 4s 1926 to 19285s Sew impt '32 & '37--M&S
4.10
ft 4% to 4.1C %
No W Pk 4 44s 1927-28.J&J
4.50
'ft 4% to 4.1C %
4
454s S I '42. '47, ’52-.-M & S
W Chic Pk 4s 1927-27-J&J
4
Bell County—
6 4% to 4.1C %
W Chic Pk 5s 1927 ----- J&J
6 s Ct H Dec 15 '38—J&D15
l 6 4% to 4.1C %
3 46s 1927-1928Chicago Sanitary District—
to 4.1C %
Covington—
4s Sept 1927-1931------M&S b 4% to 4.05 %
4.50
6 s WW Janl5 '27-'36 J&J15
6 4% to 4.1C %
4s 1927-1945-------------- J&J ft 4% to 4.10 %
4.50
6 s WW Jan 15 ’27-’31 J&J15
ft 4.10 to 4.2C %
Chicago South Park—
4.50
ft 4.05 to 4.15 %
6 s WW Jan 15 '32-'61 J&J15
9946
4s 1930-1939 var_____
9846
4.50
44is Funding 1927-48-F&A
ft 4.05 to 4.15 %
9946
4s 1940-1945 var------9846
______
4.20
4.50
446s W W 1927-1951—J&J
Cook County—
4.50
______
444s 1927-1940------A & O 6 4% to 4.10 %
4-1®
4s Water 1927________ J&J
4.50
4s Fundg 1952 op '4 2 --F&A
103
104
4 4 4 s For Pres '27- 43-J&J15 6 4% to 4 46 %
_
4.60
104
446s Mar 1 1955Frankfort 4 46s '27 opt '17-J&J
4s Ser K 1927-1931---J&D ft 4% to 446 %
10546 _
Harlan County—
ft 4.05 to 4.15 %
4s Ser M 1927-1933---J&D 6 4% to 446 %
4 50
5s Rd & Bridge ’49-’ 52 M&N
ft 4.05 to 4.15 %
4s Forest Pres '27-’34_A&0 6 4% to 446 %
4.25
Lexington 4s 1945--------- F&A
ft 4.05 to 4.15 %
East St Louis—
___
4%
_
6 4.05 to 4.15 %
4.25 Lexington S D 5s 1938_ J&D
444s ref Sept 1 1928.-S ept
Louisville—
6 4.05 to 4.15 %
Elgin Sanitary Dist—
5s School 1962________ A&O 111
ft 4.05 to 4.15 %
5s 1927-1944-------------- — ft 4.20 to 4.25 %
4.10
446s Hospital 1951------M&S 10746
Moline 444s 1927-1932---J&J ft 4.05 to 4.15 %
446s School Impt 1954-A&O 10446
3>6s July 1 193097
Springfield Sanitary District—
98
98
4s M uniclmp D ecl '28 Q-M
97
98
444s 1927-1944----------- J&D 6 4.15 to 4.25 %
4s Park 1930_________ J&J 98
97
INDIANA (see footnote o)
98
98
_
_
4s Refdg July 1 1937_ J&J
_
4
97
Cass Co o4s ’26-’33-M &N 15
98
99
___
4s Sewer 1947________ F&A
86
87
East Chicago—
_
_
4s Louisv W Co 1946—J&J 97 46
92
6 4 60 to 4.80 %
o 6 s W W 1926- 29—
97
4s Louisv W Co 1950--F&A
6 4.10 to 4.20 %
Elkhart—
„
Hagerstown—
4.30
4s Sewer 1965-------------F&A
9946
444s W W 1930- 75— A&O
__
90
346s gold refg 1940--M&N
4
4.15
oEvansville— 4s Ref 1932-J&J
4
3 46s Refunding 1943--J&J 90
4.15
o4s Ref 1942---------------- J&J
Washington Sub San Dist—
3s Sewer & Park 1941—J&J 76
4
oFloyd Co 4s 1927-30— J&J
McCracken County—
4
6 4.35 to 4.50 %
oFort Wayne Sch D 5s 1933-5
5s 1969_________ ______
5s Ref 1933 opt 1913—M&S
4
6 4.35 to 4.50 %
oFranklin Co 4s '27-’30--J& D
5
5s Ref 1933 opt 1923--M&S
4.05
MASSACHUSETTS
oGary Sch City 4 46s Oct 1943 4.40 4s 1926-52 (tax-exempt)
Owensboro— 4s '31 op ’ l l J&J
10 1
oHendricks County—
4.40
...
4s Street 1930 op 1915—J&J
4 s C H Jan 15 '27-’32-J&J15
9446
___
LOUISIANA.
Indianapolis—
.
9346
4.05 5s Port Comm’n '27-’54-A & 0 b 4.25 to 4.50 %
0 5 44 s Track Elev 31- 47 J&J
9646 ........... - - 5s Port Comm’n ’27-'59—J&J b 4.25 to 4.50 %
4
92
—
4 s Park Imp Jan 1 '2 7 --J&J
5s Port Comm’n ’27-’55—J&D b 4.25 to 4-50 %
4
92
o4s Fire Dept J’ne 1 '41 J&J
446s Ref 1927-1964_____F&A ft 4% to 4.25 %
4
97
o494s Sch J’ne 15 '40J&D15
........... — 4 46s Port Comm’n ’27-’57M&S ft 4.25 to 4.50 %
4
97
04 448 1927-1955----------- J&J
3.90 Alexandria 5s 1927-52— F&A;b 4.20 to 4.70 %
03 44s Hospital 1936 -J&J
9046 —
—
3.90 Atchafalaya Levee Dist—
—
6 3 4 6 s City Hall 1939
5s Sept 1932-1972--M & S l5 100
87
Indianapolis S D —
5s Dist ref & imp '4 9 --M&S 10246
4
ft 3.75 to 3.85 %
o4s Bldg Sept 1 1946— J&J
4.20 Attleborough—
Baton Rouge 5s 1927------M&S
4
o3 4 4 s July 1 1941--------- J&J 0 _____
4.25
4
5s Alar 1 1928________ M&S
o5s Oct 20 1926-39. A&O20
9446
4.30
5s Mar 1 1929________ M&S
4
6 3.75 to 3,85 %
oKokomo 4s 1927-1931--M&S
4.35
4s 1927-1945 (tax ex)-M&N ft 3.75 to 3.85 %
5s 1930-1935__________M&S
4
oLa Porte Co 5s '27- 2 8 --J&D
4.40 Boston—
5s 1336-1940__________ M&S
oLoganspt —
4.45
4
5s 1934-1954__________ M&S
04 44 s Sch H ’27-'37-J&D15
10546
4
Bossier District Levee—
97 M
Marion Co— 4s Ref '27--J& D
10 0
5s 1954_______________ A&O 100
4
oRichmond— 4s 1927------M&S o i : : : :
10 0
Caddo District Levee—
oSouth Bend—
4
o446s W W N ov ’43...M&N
5s 1951 opt 1941______ J&J 102
96 46 ........... —
Caddo Parish S D No 1—
4
o444s W W Dec '43_ J&D
_
100 46
5s School 1929-1943_ J&J .6 4.35 to 4.40 %
_
4.05
10046 —
05 44s 1931____________M&S
____
4.05
o544s 1941____________M&S
10046
b Basis. / Flat price, n Nominal, c Tax- ■exempt; under a law approved March 9 1903 and which went into effect April 23 1903. bonds Issued after
that date by State or municipal corporations are tax-exempt, and these sell on a better basis, s Sale price.




STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

O ct ., 1926.]
B onds

To
Net.

B id.

Boston (Concluded)—
3Ms June
11932_____J&D
95 M
3Ms June
1
1934_____J&D
94 %
3Ms July
11935........ _J&J 94 M
3Ms June
11943_____J&D 90 %
3Ms June
1
1944_____J&D
90 M
3 Ms July
11945_____ J&J 89 M
Brockton 4s May 1927—M&N
99M
3 Ms Water 1932_____M&N
95 M
Cambridge—
3 Ms May 1 '45 (reg)_M&N
89M
3s Bridge 1941_______ F&A 85 M
Ohelsea—4s Park 1936--A&O
97 M
4s Sept 1 1958_______ M&S
95 M
Essex C o 4 s’27-’31 tax ex M&N 6 3.75 to 3.80 %
Everett— 4s Sewer 1929--M&S
99
Pall River—
4 Ms ’27-’29 (tex-ex).-A & 0
3 85
4 Ms ’27-'34 (tax-ex).-M &N b 3 83 to 3 .95 %
0
4s 1927-’55 (tax-ex)...M & N b 3 t> to 3.95.%
4s 1927 (tax ex)______J&D
99 M
98
3Ms Water 1930 tax ex F&A
98M' —
Gardner 4s wat ’27-’34..M & N
99
Gloucester—
3 Ms Water '26 to '31. -A&O
97 M
Haverhill—4s 1927______J&D
99 M
99 M
Holyoke— 4s gold 1927_ J&J
_
4 Ms ’27-'50 (tax-ex).-F&A b 3 75 to 3 .85
4Ms ’27-’41 (tax-ex)_ J&J b 3.75 to 3.85
_
3 M Dec 1926-1932. - J&D
®
97 M
3.80
Lowell 4 Ms ’ 27-’ 29 tax-ex M&N
3.85
4 Ms 1930-34 (tax-ex) .M&N
3.85
4 Ms 1937 (taxre x )____F&A
Lynn— 4s July 1927___ J&J
99 M
97 H
4s M ay 193.5-39______ M&N
4s May 1940-51______ M&N
96 Vs
3 Ms April 1 1932_____A&O
95 H
Malden 4s ’27-’44(tax-ex) F&A b 3.80 to 3.85 %
Medford 4s Feb 1930___ F&A
98 X
5s Apr 1 1927-28 tax-exempt 100 M
Milton 3 Ms 1927 to 1932.F&A
97 M
3.85
Needham 4Ms 1927-43..A& 0
Mew Bedford—
4s Sewer 1927-41 (tax.
exempt)____________M&N b 3.80 to 3 95
4s 1927-'35 (tax-ex)..M&S b 3.80 to 3.95
Newburyport—
3 Ms Water ’26 to '3 4 .-J&D
96 M
Newton 4s 1935________ F&A
97 M
3 Ms Water Dec 1926.-J&D
99M
North Andover—
5s 1927-'34 (tax-ex)_ J&J 6 3 80 to 3.85
_
Pittsfield—
4 Ms 1926-30 (tax-exempt) - . 100M
Quincy 3Ms ’27 to '39_ A&O b 3.70 to 3.85 %
_
Tax exempt_______________
Salem 4s Jan 1 ’32-’54 tax-ex. b 3.70 to 3.85 %
Springfield 3Ms 1935___ J&J
94 M
3s Sewer 1930________ J&D
95
3.80
4s 1935-’44 (tax-ex)_ F&A
_
Taunton— 4s 1927______J&D
99 M
3Ms Sewer Dec 1 ’30-.J& D
96 M
Wakefield 4s 1926-33 -A&O
99
3.80
Warren Wat Dlst ’27-’53.F&A
97
Watertown—4s 1927-34..J&J
3Ms 1927 to 1929____ J&.T
98 M
3.85
Winchester 4s 1938-1943 A&O
MEXICO
See Foreign Govts page 49.
MICHIGAN (See footnote o
5Ms July 15 1941_____ J&J15
5Ms Oct 15 1941_____ A&015
5Ms Highway 1941_____ J&D
os Highway 1940_______ J&D
4Ms Highway 1943_____F&A
4M-S Highway Impt 1937 A&O
4s Highway Impt 1942--A&O
Ann Arbor School District—
4s Sept 1935_________ A&O
Battle Creek—
4s City Hall 1927-36..F&A
Bay City 4s 1934_______ J&J
5Ms W W 1927-1951.-M &S b 4-25
Bay City Union S D—
o6s 1927, 1931, 1936...J& J b 4M
Bessemer 5Ms 1927-49..F&A b 4.65
Detroit—
o6s Pub Serv 1927-29.-J&J
o6s Pub Serv 1930-51..J&J b 4.25
o5Ms Nov 1 1945____M&N
o5 Ms Pub Util ’27-’29.J&J
o5Ms Pub Util ’30-’51.J&J
o5Ms Pub Util ’27-’48.A & 0 b 4.10
5s Pub Impt 1927-29_ J&J 6 4.10
_
5s Pub Impt 1930-51_ J&J 6 4.10
_
o5s Jan 15 1936-42.-J&J15 6 4.20
o4Ms Pub Lib 1948.J&J15
04 Ms 1932, 1935-42. J&J15
4Ms 1942-1952_______ J&D
o4s Aug 15 ’27-’28-.F&A15
o4s School 1946______ M&N
3 Ms Park 1930_______ M&S
aEscanaba 4 Ms 1927-30..J&J 6 4.15
oFllnt 4Ms 1927-39_____F&A 6 4-15
4Ms 1938-1953_______ J&D
4Ms 1927-1954____M&S15 6 4.10
4Ms 1927-1937_______ J&D 6 4.15
o5s (Mar 15 & Apr 1) ’31-’50 6 4.20
Flint Union School Dist—
5s 1927-1954_________ M&S 6 4.30
oGenesee Co 6s 1927-31 .M&N
Grand Rapids 5s 1927-34. A&O 6 4.20
4Ms Flood Protec '3 3 .M&S 6 4.20
4Ms 1927-1928_______ F&A 6 4.20
4Ms 1929-1930_______ F&A 6 4.20
4 Ms 1931-1953_______ F&A 6 4.23
4s Water N ov 15 ’29- -M&N 6 4.20
Highland Park 5s 1928.-J&J
o4Ms Sept 15 1934_ M&S
_
Jackson 4Ms 1930-47.A&016
4 Ms Gen Impt '30-’54.M&N
Kalamazoo S D No 1—
o5s School ’27-'30_ -M &S15
Lansing o5s 1927-32___J-J15 6 4.10
O
o5s Jan 3 1927-1932..J&J3 6 4 .J
o4Ms Jan 3 1930-36..J&J3
4 Ms 1937-1946_______ J&D
Muskegon—
4Ms W-W 1927-44___ J&J 6 4.10
4s May 1 1934_______ M&N
Muskegon S D 5s 1942_ July
_
Muskegon Co 4Ms 1932.. J&J
Pontiac— 4Ms ’31-’47 — -M&S
5 Ms Sewer 1927-1942 F&A 6 4-30
6s Wat Impt 1927-28.J&D
“.30
6s Wat Impt 1929-35..J&D 6 4
6s Wat Impt 1936-50..J&D
Port Huron 4s 1932______J&J

n

4.25
4.20
4.20
4.15
4.10
4.05
4.05
4.15
4.10
410
to 4.40 %
to 4 -40
to 5%
4.30
to 4.40 %
4.30
4.10
4.25
to 4.25 %
to 4.25 %
to 4.25 %
to 4.25 %
4.20
4.20
4.15
4
4.10
4.10
to 4.25 %
to 4.25 %
4.25
to 4.25
to 4.25 1
to 4.25 %
to 4.45 %
4 25

4.10%
4.10%
4.10%
4.10%
4.10%
4.10%

4.15
4.20
4.15
4.15

4.10
to 4.15 %
to 4.20 %
4.15
4.15
to 4.15 %
4.10
4.15
4.10
4.20
to 4.40 %
4.30
to 4".40 %
4.50
4.151

o

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51

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Ask. Net.

M ICHIGAN (Concluded)—
Saginaw 4 Ms sew '27-’33_J&J 6 4.10 to 4.15 %
4Ms Sewer 1927-1949.F&A 6 4.10 to 4.15 %
4Ms Sewer 1927______J&D
3.85
4
4Ms Sewer 1928-1929—J&D
4 Ms Sewer 1930-1932..J&D
4.05
4 Ms Sewer 1933-1951 —J&D
4.10
Sault Ste Marie 4s 1932--J&J
4.25
Wayne County—
4 Ms bldg&bdge '28-’39M&N 6 4.10 to 4.15 %
Wyandotte 4l4» 1934_ J&D
_
4.20
MINNESOTA
4.10
4Ms July 15 1943______ J&J15
4Ms Dec 1 1939_____ ...J & D 100M 101M
Beltrami County—
5-50
5Ms Ditch 1926-34_ J&D
_
5.25
6 s Road 1930______________
Brainerd 5s Nov 1926-1929_
_
4.75
Duluth—
4s g Water & Light '2 8 -A&O
4.10
4.10
4s Water & Light 1936. A&O
4s 1927_______________ J&J
3.50
4s 1928_______________ J&J
3.90
4s 1929_______________ J&J
3.95
4
4s 1930-1946__________ J&J
Duluth Tnd School Dist—
4.20
5Ms 1936, 1938, 1940-A&O
4.15
4Ms Feb 1 '40 op ’30—F&A
4.15
4s 1934 opt 1924______ A&O
Hennepin County—
6 s Bridge 1927-40___ M&N 6 4 20 to 4 .35
5 Ms Bridge 1927-40--M&N 6 4 20 to 4 35
4Ms Sanitorium '28-’42-J&J 6 4 20 to 4 35
4Ms Hospital ’ 2 7 - ’ 4 1 -M & N 6 4-15;to 4.251%
Koochiching Co 5s ’27-’33 J&J 6 6% to 6M %
5 Ms Ditch 1927-1935—J&J 6 6% to 6M %
Minneapolis—
5s 1926-1928_________ J&D 6 4.10 to 4.25 %
5s 1929-1932_________ J&D '6 4.15 to 4.30 %
5s 1935, ’36, ’40, ’43. ’45,
’46, ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50-J&D 6 4.15 to 4.30 %
5sStIm pM ay2’36-’4lM&N2 6 4.15 to 1.30 %
4 Ms 1926-1935____________i& 4.10 to 4.30
4Ms Mar 1927-1937—M&SI6 4 10 to 4.30
4 Ms School 1941__________ 16 4.10 to 4 3 )
4s School Jan 1927____ J&J 6 4.15 3 75%
4s May 1 1927_______ M&N 6 4 15 3.75%
4s School Jan 1 1935— -J&J & 4-10 to 4.25
4s Improvement 1942-J&D 6 4. 0 to 4 25
4s 1944_______________A&O 6 4.10 to 4.25
3Ms School Jan 1 ’ 29--J&J 6 4.10 to 4. 5
3 Ms Water Wks 19 32..J&J 6 4.10 to 4.25
Ramsey County—■
4Ms Rd&Bdge ’38-’44 M&N 6 4.10 to 4.30 %
4Ms Rd&Bdge ’33-’37 M&N |6 4.10 to 4 30 %
4Ms Rd&Bdge ’27-’43 J&Di6 4.10 to 4.30 %
4.25
St Louis Co 5s 1927-29_ J & J --------_
4.30
5s Road 1931________ J & J ---------St Paul—
6 s School July 1 1951—J&J 6 4.20
%
5s Refg July 2 ’27-’31—J&J16 4.10
%
_
4Ms W W 1926-42_ A&O 6 4.10
%
5s School July 1 1951—J&Jj& 4.10
%
4Ms July 1935_______ J&J 6 4.10
%
4Ms Park June 1 ’ 4 3 —J& D .6 4.10
%
4Ms Sewer July 1 ’43—J&J 6 4.10
%
4Ms Water Aug 1 ’4 3 -F & A |6 4.10
%
4Ms Refg July 2 ’27-’31-J&Ji& 4.10
%
4Ms Nov 1 1931__________ 6 4.10
%
4Ms July 1 1955_____ J& J !6 4.10
%
4s Ref Mar 1 1939____M&S 6 4.05
%
%
4s March 1 1940______M&S 6 4.05 to 4.25 %
4s July 1 1927-55___________ J&J 164.05 4.25 %
to
South St Paul 5 Ms r e f’ 3 3 _J & J ______
4.60
MISSISSIPPI
5Ms Impt 1927-1930_ M&S 6 4.10 to 4.30
_
4.35
5Ms Impt 1931-1946_ M&Sj--------_
5Ms April 1929-1934_ A&O 6 4.25 to 4.35 %
_
4Ms 1930-1950___________________ 1 4.25 4 .30 %
6 to
to
4Ms 1927-1934_______________ J&J |64.05 4.25 %
4 Ms July 1 1927-1935____ J&J 6 4.05 to 4.25 %
4.25
4Ms July 1 1936_________ J&J
4.05
3 Ms Refund Jan 1 1927--J&J
4.20
3 Ms State 1934 opt 1914--J&J
Biloxi 5 Ms 1927-1948_ A&O 6 4.40 to 4.80 %
_
4.30
Greenville 5s 1927______M&S
4.90
Harrison Co 5 Ms 1940-50 F&A
4.55
Jackson 5Ms July 1 1933-J&J
4.40
5s Water Aug 1 1928—F&A
4.50
5s Water 1930________ F&A
4.50
5s June 1 1932________ J&D
Jones Co 5s 1927-42_____ M&N 6 4.60 to4.70 %
4.50
Meridian 5s Dec 1 1939—J&D
4.45
4 Ms School House 1941 J&J
Mississippi Levee District—
4.75
5s May 2 1944_______ M&N
4.75
5s July 1 1953_________ J&J
4.70
4 Ms Sept 1934_______ M&S
Vicksburg 5s St ’27-’32—F&A 6 4.25 to 4.60 %
4.50
4 Ms Sewer Dec 1 1928-Dec
Yazoo-Miss Delta Levee Dist4.70
6s 1947 optional 1917--J&J
5s 1926-1954_________ M&N 6 4.40 to 4.70 %
4.65
4Ms July 1949________ J&J
4.65
4s 1952 optional 1922--J&J
MISSOURI
5s March 1930-19364.15
4Ms 1933-1937_________ A&O
4.15
4Ms 1938 & 1939_______ A&O
4.15
4Ms 1943-1946_________ M&S
4s Road 1933-34 Ser D —M&S
98
99 M
Kansas City—
5s Water Works 1939--J&J 107
4Ms Sept 1 1930______M&S 100M
4 Ms Mar 1 1933______ M&S 101
104
4 Ms Water Works 1942-J&J 103
4 Ms 1928-34___________J&J 6 4 25 4.15%
4 Ms 193.5-45___________J&J 6 4 25 4.15%
4s Sept 1 1930_______ M&S
4.05
Kansas City School Dist—
5s July 1941_____
J&J 107 M
4Ms July 1 1933...........-J&J 101
4 Ms July 1 1937...........-J&J 101M
104.43
4 Ms Jan 1943_________ J&J 103
4Ms Sewer 1928-’34—M&S
4.20
4.20
4Ms Sewer 1935-’45_ M&S
_
4.10
4 Ms 1929-1932_________T&J
4.15
4 Ms 1933-1943________ J&J
4s July 1 1927_________ J&J 99
4s Building 1932_______ J&J 98
Little River Drainage Dist—
5Ms Oct 1926-1944_ A&O 6 5 20 to 5.40 %
_
St Joseph 4s 1926______ M&N
99 M 100
St Joseph School District—
4.15
4Ms, 1930 and 1935_______
St Louis—
4Ms Bridge-Compl '35 A&O 101
4Ms Public Bldg & Imp
1928-1943___________ J&J 6 4.10 to 4.15
100
99
4s Insane Asylum ’28-A&0

Bid.

Bonds.
St Louis (Concluded)—
4s Public Impt 1928____ J&J
4s Public Bldg 1929___A&O
4s W V Renew ’31___M&N
V
4s School 1937________ J&J
4s School 1938________ J&.l
4s 1931-1946__________A&O
3.65s Ren June 1927_ J&D
_
Springfield 5s ’32 op ’ 17-J&D
MONTANA
5Ms Educational 1941_ J&J
_
4 Ms Educational 1944_ J&J
_
Billings 5s 1934 op 1929. -J&J
Butte 5s 1927-1936______ J&J
6s 1941_______________ J&J
Daniels Co 6s 1933-1942____
Great Falls—
5 Ms Sewer ’35 to ’3 9 --J&J
Helena 5s 1931 opt 1916-J&J
Kalispell 5s 1933________ J&J
Lincoln Co 5s ’32 op ’2 7 --J&J
5s Fund Mar ’31 op ’21-J&J
Phillips Co—
5s R ef Dec ’35 op ’33. -J&J

Ask.

Tr

99
100
99
100
99
100
6 4.10 to 4.30 %
6 4.10 to 4.30 %
4.10
6 4% to 4.25 %

6 4.30
6 4.25
6 4.90
6 5%

to 4.45 %
to 4.40 %
4.75
to 5%
4.80
to 5.25 %
4.85
5
5
5
5.10
5

NEBRASKA
4.15
Douglas Co— 4s '26~’28.A&G
4.20
5s Highway 1942_____A&O
4.20
5s Highway 1943_____A&O
Kearney 4Ms 1927-1945-M&S 6 4 30 to4~50 %
4.15
Lincoln— 4Ms '27 to ’29-F&A
4 15
5 Ms Hospital July ’35-’4 4 ..
Lincoln S D—
4Ms 1929-1953______ M&N 6 4.05 to 4.15
Omaha 5 Ms 1941______M&N 6 4.35 to 4.45 %
4.25
5s 1930. ’35, ’40, ’45. ’ 50__4.15
4Ms Refunding 1933-.J&J
4.15
4Ms W W Dec 15 '4 1 ..J&J
—
4.15
Omaha S D 4Ms 1928...J& J
4 Ms July 1931________ J&J —
........... 4.15
4.15
4 Ms M ay 1 1955_____ M&N
4 Ms M ay 1 1956_____ MfeN —
100 1.25
.25
5s 1948- ..................... J&D
(.35
5Ms May 2 1951____ M&N
So Omaha S D—
5s Dec 1929 _______ J&Q
(26
NEVADA
(.60
WasboeCoS DKs"27tn'29 M&S
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Concord—
98
3 Ms 1927 to 1929____ J&J
4Ms 1912__________ J&D 100M
4Ms ’38. ’40, '42, ’44.M&N 100M
97
Dover 3Ms 1928-1931-..J&D
Manchester—
4s 1927-1940 (tax-ex)..F&A
98 M
4s 1927-1942 (tax-ex) . .J&J
98 M
4s Sewer 1927-1943 (taxexempt)----------------- M&N 98 M
4s 1927-1945........
J&D 97 M '"98M
Pembroke 4s '27-’34____F&A
98 M
Portsmouth—
4s Ref Water 1932____J&J
98 M
Stratford 6s Mav 1933-1954
108 M ...........
NEW JERSEY
4.15
4 Ms Road & bdge 1933.-J&J
4.15
4 Ms Road & bdge 1938.-J&J
4.15
4Ms 1940-----------------------J&J
4.15
4 Ms Highway 1954______J&J
4.15
4 Ms 1955-----------------------J&J
Asbury Park—
4.45
4Ms School Jan 1943..J&J
4.45
Atlantic City— 6s 1927—A&O
4.45
4 Ms 1927-1937________ J&J
4.45
4Ms 1938-1958________ J&J
4.45
4M« Paving 1938______J&J
4.45
4 Ms Jan 1 1945_______ J&J
4.15
4s Water 1930_________ J&J
Atlantic Co—
4.35
4 Ms Bridge 1928-’30__A&0
4.35
4 Ms Bridge 1931-35..A&O
4.35
4 Ms Bridge 1936-57—A&0
A ll mtic Highlands—
4.70
4s g Sewer July 1 1928-J&J
4.90
Aubud S D 6s’ 26-’4 0 --.A & 0
Bayonne— 5s Fund 1928.J&J
4.30
4.30
5s Jan 1 1927-1949____J&J
4.30
4Ms Funding 1931___ J&D
4.30
4 Ms Jan 1 1933_______ J&J
4.30
4Ms 1927-1953 —.........F&A
4.30
4s Floating Debt 1928-J&J
Belleville 5s 1934 & ’44-M&N
430
4 Ms Funding 19454.30
eueyiT " D 4.30
Belleville S " 5s ’27-’44 M&N
Bergen Co 5Ms ’31-'34—J&D
4.20
5Ms Dec 1 1935-1 942 .-----

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4s Court Hse ’27-’38__A&0
Bloomfield—
4Ms Dec 15 1927-31_
_
4Ms Dec 15 1932-64_ J&D
_
Camden—
5 Ms Aug 1 1927-1961—-r « a
4 Ms School 1943_____A&O
4Ms Water '27 to '6 0 .M&N
4s Paving 1929______ M&N
Camden Co 4 Ms 19 33..F&A
4Ms 1935-1957________ J&J
4 Ms 1927-1964_______ F&A
4s 1944_______________ J&J
Cape May— 5s 1934____J&D
4Ms School 1927-1951-M&S
4Ms 1927-1952_______ M&S
East Orange 4 Ms ’27-’45.F&A
5s Sewer 1927-1960___ J&J
4s 1934_______________A&O
4s Water 1933________ J&D
3 Ms Water 1933______A&O
Elizabeth— 4U s 1955___ J&J
5Ms Dec 1 1926-1946.J&D
6s June 1 1927________ J&D
Englewood— 4s Sept ’35.M&S
Essex Co 4 Ms Road '3 5 .-F&A
4Ms L ’d Purch '27-’46.J&J
4Ms Hospital '27-’49—F&A
4 Ms Road 1932-1936.-F&A
4s Hospital 1946_____ F&A
3.65s Park ’27 to ’35..F & A
Essex Fells (Boro) 5s July 28
1927-1960_________________
Fairview— 5s 1944______
Garfield 5 Ms 1929______M&S
Gloucester City4Ms’30-66 J&D
Gloucester Co—
4 Ms B!dg&Rd’27-’45 J&D20
Hackensack— 4 Ms 1942. F&A
4Ms Imp 1927-1942___ J&.l

6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.05
6 4.10

to 4.30
to 4.30
to 4.30
to 4.30
to 4 25
to 4.30

6 4 30 to 4.40 %

6 B asis. / F l a t p rice ,
N o m in a l,
T a x -e x e m p t; u n d e r a law a p p r o v e d M a r c h 13 1909, a n d w h ich w e n t Into e ffe c t S e p t. 1 1 90 9 . b o n d s Issued a fte r
th a t d a te b y m u n icip a l c o r p o r a tio n s are ta x -e x e m p t and th e s e , a c c o r d in g ly sell o n a b e tte r basis




STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

52

Ask.

Bonds.
Harrison— 4s 1930_______ J&J
Hoboken—4 Ms 1940____ J&J
3H s 1931___________ M&N
5s School 1927-1954---J&J
Hudson Oo— 4 Ms 1948..A& 0
4 Ms May 1 1950_____M&N
4s g Park 1959 & '5 4 --M&N
4s gold refunding 1935. F&A
4Ms July 15 27-'34--J&J15
4 Ms July 15 ’35-'74. -J&J15
Irvington 5s School '6 3 --J&D
Jersey City—
5 Ms School 1942-1953-A&O
5Ms Dec 1 1931-1933--J&D
4Ms School 1926-58_ J&D
_
4 Ms Refunding 1928_ J&J
_
4 Ms School 1945______J&J
4Ms Water 1961______A&O
4Ms Park Mar 1961_ M&S
_
4 Ms 1927-30_________ J&D
4Ms 1931-1963_______ J&D
4s Water 1932________ A&O
4s Refunding 1949____F&A
Keansburg 5 Ms_____________
Kearny 4 Ms 1936_______ F&A
4Ms April 1962_______ A&O
4Hs Water 1931 -1962-M&X
4 Ms Sch Impt 27-’ 52-J&D
Lodi— 5s 1927-1947______J&J
Long Branch 5s 1943___ M&N
4s June 1 1935________ J&D
Lyndhurst 5s 1927-1957.-J&J
6s tmpt 1926_________ J&D
Mercer Co— 4 Ms 1933— J&J
3s Road 1933_________ J&D
3 Ms April 1941_______ A&O
6s Road&Bdge ’27-'34-F&A
Middlesex Co 4H s '27-’34.J&J
6s Road 1927-1931___ J&D
4Ms Fund July 1927-1939 .
4Ms Road 1927-44---F&A2
4Ms Impt 1927-32___ A&O
3 via Bridge '27 to '3 1 --J&J
Monmouth Co—
4Ms 1921-1954___ M&S 15
4M> R d V B d :’29-’ 51'P&M b 4.05
Montclair 4 Ms Sch 1941-A&O
4Ms High Sch Bldg '44-J&D
3 Ms School 1932 ____ J&J
Morris Co— 4s '35 opt '05-J&J
4 Ms 1942 opt 1922___ J&J
Morristown 4 M ’26-’42--J&D
is
Newark—4M s 1944____ F&A 6 4 15
5Ms Oct 15 '26 to '59 A&015 ft 4.20
5s 1927-1958__________ J&J b 4.15
4Ms Dock 1959______F&A b 4 15
4Ms Apr 15 '27-’61-A&015 b 4 15
4 Ms School Dec 1 '4 5 --J&D 6 4 15
4s Sch House 1959 opt 1949 6 4.05
48 Pas Val Sew’61 op'51 J&D 6 4.05
3Ms 1 9 2 9 -.-................-J&D 6 4 19
3 Mis Track Kiev 1954-F&A 6 4.05
Vailsburg 4 Ms 1934----J&J
New Brunswick—
4 Ms Aug 1 1927-57_ F&A
_
North Bergen 5s 1941_ J&D
_
6s School 192 -29___ M&S
6s School 1930-58___ M&S
North Plainfield 5s 1926-1954Nutley 5s 1 9 3 3 -.-...........-J&D
Ocean City— 5s 1944___ F&A
Orange— 5s 1927 to 1932-J&J
5s Water 1938________ F&A
4Ms School 1943______J&D
4 His Sew r 1928-1964-A-' O 6 4.15
4s School House 1934--J&D
Passaic 4Ms 1927-40___ M&S
5Ms Gen Imp '27-'28-.J&
5 Ms Gen Imp '29-'44--J&D
5Ms Gen Imp '45-’ 51--J&D
5s Imp 1927-1948___ M&N
4 Ms Refunding 1944--M&N
Passaic Co 4 Ms ’27-’ 28--J&J
4 Ms 1929-1930________ J&J
4Ms 1931-1936________ J&J
4 Ms 1937-1946________ J&J
Paterson—■
5Ms 1927-1934.......... M&N 6 4.15
5Ms 1935-1959 .........M&N 6 4.15
4 Ms 1933 to 1944___ M&N 6 4 1 5
4 Ms Feb 1 1945_____ F&A 6 4.1o
4s N C Hall 1927 to '32 J&J
Perth Amboy 4 Ms Apr 1944 4Ms Water 1927-29.-M&S2
4 Ms Water 1930-34. -M&S2
4Ms Water 1935-64.-M&S2 : : : : : :
4Ms School 1938 .
_____
4 Ms Funding 1926-27-A&O
Plainfield— 4s 1927 to'34-J&D
4s School 1959_______ M&N
b 3.50
4 Ms 1926-1962 various_
_
Ramsey 5s Water 1926-1940
Red Bank (Borough)—
4 Ms 1926-1953______M&N
Ridgefield 5s July ’27-'31-J&J —
Riverside 5s 1927-1933--A&0
Sea Isle City os 1943____F&A
Sou Orange— s '27 to '44
4s

Trenton 5 Ms 1927-1951-A&O
4 Ms Water 1943 ____ A&O
4 Ms School 1930 60_ M&S
_
4s City Hall 1939 ____ J&D
3 Ms Sch Nov 1 19:____
Union Co 4 Ms 1937_____ M&S
4Ms 1942____________ M&S
4 Ms Road&Bdge'27-47 F&A
4Ms Park 1927-'35--J&D15
4 Ms Park 1936-'37. - J&D 15
4s Oct 1 1942_________ A&O
Vailsburg—See Newark
Weehawken 4 Ms 26-’28-J&D
Westfield—
5s June 15 1927-’60— J&D
West New York 5s 1936.-M&S
Wildwood 4Ms 1927-'57-F&A

—

To
Net.
4.25
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.2
4.40
4.15
4.15
4.1o
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
4. i5
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.85
4.50
4.5.J
4 65
4.55
4.60
4.50
4.50
4., 0
4.60
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.15
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20

4 20
to 4.20 %
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.2.)
4 20
4.20
4.30 %
4.35 %
4.35 %
4 30 %
4.30 %
4.30 %
4.25 %
4.2o %
4.35 %
4.25 %
4.30
4.50
4.00
4.„0
4.„0
4 ..
4.00
4.20
4.2„
4.20
to 4.30 %
4.25
4.2,j
4.20
4.24.2.,
4.20
4.24.25

4 25
4.25
4.25
to
to
to
to

4.20
4.20
4.2
4.20

%
%
%
%
4.15
4.-0
.50
—
4.60
4.-0
4 -0
4 .0
4.30
4.30
to 4.20 %
4.65
4.40
........... 4.u5
4.' 5
4M
4.25
4.25
4
4.10
4.10
4.10
4.10
........... 4.10
4.15
........... 4.15
4 15
415
4 15
4.15
4.50
4.50
4.60
4.50

NEW MEXICO
4.50
4Ms Ref 1953 opt 1933- J&J
4.50
4 Ms Dec 16 1952 opt '22 .J&D
4.30
4s Fund 1939 opt 1919 M&S
4s Highway 1927-1944-- .J&J b 4% to 4.25 %
4.40
Albuquerque 4 Ms 1929.. M&S
4.55
5s W W Dec 1962_____ J&D
Bernalillo County—
5
5s 1931 opt 1921.................
Sccorro Co 5s 4 1 o p '2 1 --A & 0
5
6 B a s is,

dN o w




p a rt o f N e w Y o r k C it y .

Bonds.

To
Net

NEW Y O R K .
5s Mar 1 1927-1971_____M&S 6 4% 3 .90%
5s Jan 1 1927-1971_______ J&J 6 4% 3 .90 ^
4Ms Highway 1963_____M&S 111
112M
4Ms Canal 1964---...........J&J 111
112M
4 Ms Canal 1965_________ J&J 106M 108
4 Ms Highway 1965_____M&S 106M 108
105 M
4 Ms Barge Canal 1945__ J&J 104
4Ms Bonus 1927-1930---A&O b 3.90 3.80% __
4Ms Bonus 1931-1939-..A&0 b 3.95 3 .85%
4 Ms Bonus 1940-1949.--A&O b 3.95 3 .85 %
4s Canal Term 1942 ____ J&J 101
102M
4s Canal Term Jan 1946- .J&J 101
lO^M
4s g High Imp Mar '5 8 .-M&S 102
103 M __
4s g High Imp Sept '58--M & S 102
103M
_
4s High Imp Mar 1960 .-M&S 102
103M _
4s Canal Imp July I960--J&J 102
103M
4s Canal Imp Jan 1961__ J&J 102
103M
103M
4s Canal Imp July 1961-.J& J 102
_
4s HIghw Imp Mar '61--M&S 102
103M _
4s Palisade Park 1961_ M&S 102
_
103M
_
4s Canal Jan 1962_______ J&J 102
103M _
4s Highw Imp Mar '6 2 -.M&S 102
103 M
4s Canal Imp Jan 1967__ J&J 102
103 M
4s Highw Imp Mar '67..M &S 102
103M __
4s Palisades Park 1967--M&S 102
103 H
_
4s Bldg constr '27-’30_ M&S b 3.85
4s Bldg constr ’31-'39__ M&S b 3.9U '3 .80
4s Bldg constr '40-'49__ M&S b 3.90 3 .80
4s Grade cross &c ’ 27-28.M&S b 3.50 to 3-6u %
4s Grade Cross &c ’29-33.M&S b 3.70 to 3.7o %
4s Or d ) Cros- &c '34-36.M ' S
3.80
3s g Jan 1 1956__________ J&J
3s g July 1 1958_________ J&J
3s g Canal Jan 1 1959___ J&J
Albany—4Ms ’27-'28___ J&D u 3.75 to 3.85
4 Ms Water 1926-34--M&N 6 3.50 to 4%
4 Ms Oct 1963________ A&O
4
4 Ms Water 1932____ M&N
4
4 Ms 1927-1954_______ J&D 6 3.75 to 4%
4s Munic & Sch '27-'63-J&J 6 3.75 to 3.95 %
4s Park 1927 to '3 0 -_-M&N 6 3.75 to 3.95 %
3Ms Pub Imp '27-’34 F&A 6 3.75 to 3.95 %
Albanv Co 4 Vis 1936-38 M*'N
4
Allegany Co 4 Ms’32-'36-M&S
4.05
Amherst—4 Ms 1927-29--M&S 6 4.15 to 4.25 %
4 Ms 1930-1935_______M&S 6 4.25 to 4.30 %
4.30
4 Ms 1936-1955_______ M&S
Amsterdam 5s Wat 1926-37 .- 6 3.75 to 4.05 %
Auburn 4 Ms Dec 6 '26-’31 J&D 6 3.75 to 4
4 Ms 1927-1934 _______ J J 6 3.75 to 4.05 %
Binghamton 4s '28 & '29-F&A 6 3.85 to 3.90
4s Sew Disp '27-’36---F & A 6 3.75 to 3.95
4 Ms 1926-1956................... 6 3.66 to 4%
4 Ms 1926-1971 _______ var. 6 3.65 to 4%
4 Ms Park 1927-’37____J&J 6 3.65 to 4%
3.95
3 Ms Bridge 1935_____F&A
Brooklyn— d—3 Ms g 1927 to 1937___ J&J 6 3.75 to 4.10 %
4.10
3 Ms gold 1936________ J&J
Broome Co 5s '27-'33- M&S 6 4% to 4.05 %
Buff:, lo 4 Ms 1944_____J& D 15
4
4Ms June 15 1964-.-J&D15
4
4 Ms 1927-1968.......... .J&D 6 3.50 to 4%
3.95
4 Vis Feb 15 '62 op '32.F&A
4s June 15 1927-'30.--J&D 6 3.75 to 3.85 %
3.95
4s June 15 1960_____ J&D
3Ms Park Reg 1927---F&A
3.75
0
3 Ms Water 192 - 3 5 - .-M&S b 3.50 to 3-90 %
Cohoes 6s Ref Wat '27-’45 J&J b 4.10 to 4.45 %
Corning 5 Ms 1927-’60_ M&S b 4.10 to 4.35 %
_
Cortland Co 4 Ms '27-'51 .J&J b 3.75 to 4.0o %
Delaware Co 4.20s'27-'52 A&O b 3.85 to 4.05 %
3.95
Elmira— 4s 1935________ M&S
4Ms Water 1926-'45_-A&0 b 3.75 to 4%
4
4 Ms Apr 1 1933-1935______
Erie Co 4 Ms ’27-’36 tax-ex J&J b 3.50 to 3.95 %
3.95
4s 194.5-1953_________ M&S
Franklin Co 4 Ms ’ 31-'40-M&S b 4.05 to 4.10 %
Fulton— 3.40s '27 to '2 9 .J&D b 4% to 4.05 %
Gi rden City 4 Ms 1927-52. J&J b 4% to 4.15 %
3.85
Geneva— 4s Water '26_ A&O
_
Glens Falls—4 Ms ref sewer
Aug 31 1927-1928____ F&A b 3.85 to 4%
Groton 6s Wat '27-'50-.M &N b 4.20 to 4.50
Haverstraw 4.12s '2 - ’37 M&S b 4% 4M %
Hempstead Un F S D No 1—
5 Ms 1927-1929________ J&J 5 4% to 4.15 %
6s 1927-1930 _________ Ma S b 4% to 4.15 %
6s 1931-1954 _________ M&S b 4.20 10 4.30 %
4
Herkimer— 4 Ms 1927 -M & N l-------Hudson—
4 Ms High Sch ’27-'32-A& 0 b 4% to 4.15 %
lronde<iuoit 5s '29-'53__ J&J b 4.20 to 4.25 %
Irvington 4.10s ’27-'36.-A & 0 b 4.10 to 4.15 %
4
Ithaca 4.30s '27 op var__ J&J
4.05
4 Ms Ref Water 19 42..-J&J
Jamest'n 4s Mar 20 '4 3 .-A&O
3.95
b 3.75 to 4.05 %
_
Jamestown S D 5s 1926-'29_
4.10
5s 1930-1939_________ J&D
Johnstown 4 Ms Dec 1926-’37_ b 4% to 4.15 %
dKlngs Co 4s May 1 ’27-’44__ b 3.75 to 4.10 %
Kingston 3 Ms g '27-'36-.A & 0 b 3.85 to 4
Lockport 4 Ms 1926-1944_____ b 3.85 to 4.10 %
4 Ms Sch 1926-1944________ b 3.85 to 4.10 %
Madison Co 4 Ms '27-’29 Feb 1 b 4.05 to 4.10 %
4.15
Mamaroneck(T)4 Ms'30-64J&J
Mamaroneck Un F S D No 1—
5Ms May 1 '27-'28-.-M & N b 4.10 to 4.15 %
5 Ms May 1 '29-'52___ M&N b 4.20 to 4.30 %
Middleport 4.35s '26-’42_J&D b 4.15 to 4.30 %
4.35s Sewer '26-'39___ J&D b 4.15 to 4.30 %
Middletown 3 Ms 1931_ F&A
_
4.05
M.rnroe Co 4s 1931-44---F& A b 3.90 to 3.95 %
Mt Vernon 4 Ms '31-’4 3 -.A & 0
4.05
5Ms 1927-1934_______ A&O 5 4 '% ' to 4*. 15 %
5Ms 1935-1941_______ A&O
4.10
4 Ms Water 1942______ J&J
4.05
4Ms 1926-1943___________ b 3.75 to 4.05 %
4 Ms Scnool 1962-'73-.M&N
4.05
4s Sewerage 1950-55--M&N
4
5s Jan 2 1927-1928____J&.J2 b 3.75 to 3.85 %
5s Jan 2 1938________ J&.I2
4.10
Nassau Co— 4 Ms '27-'29.J&J
3.50
5s Aug 1 1928 ________ F A
3.85
5s 1931-1939_________ M&N
4
4Ms Ref 192 -1928___M&S b 3.50 to 3.85 %
4Ms 1938-1943...........-J&D
4
to
4Ms 192 -1946____________ M&S b3.50 4%
4Ms 1935-1946________ J&J b 3.95 to 4%
4 Ms 1928-1937________ .16 Jib 3.90 to 4%
3Ms Court House '30-M & S ;_____
3.85
Newburgh 4Ms '27-'34--F& A\ 3.85 to 4.05
b
4Ms Wat Imp 1927-41 -J&J b 3.85 to 4.05 %
4s Wat Imp 1942-63_ J & J --------_
4.05

/ F l a t p r ic e ,

n N o m in a l.

[V ol. 123,
Bonds.

Ask.

To
Net.

New Rochelle 5s 1927-29.M&N b 4% to 4.05 %
4.10
5s 1930-1950_________ M&N
4 Ms Mun Imp '27-’35.M&N b 3 .90 to 3.95 %
4s 1927-1930_________ M&N b 3.90 to 4%
3 Ms 1927 to 1933.........J&D b 3.90 to 4%
New York City—
4Ms June 1965_______ J&D 105M 106 M
4 Ms June 1927-30___ J&D b 4.15
s
4Ms 1963_____________M&S 105 V 106M
105 M
4Ms (old) May 1957--M&N
4 Ms (new) Nov 1957-M&N
105M
4 Ms Corp stock 1967 J&J 105M 106M
4 Ms Corp stock '27-’32_J&J b 4.15
4 Ms Corp stk 1971--J&D15 106 Vi 106 M
4 Ms Sch & Var '26-’39-J&D b 4.20
4Ms 1960 opt 1930___ M&S 10U%
4 Ms 1960____________M&S 101M 102
4 Ms Mar 1 1962______M&S l ul M lu2
4Ms Mar 1 1964______M&S 101M
4Ms April 1965_______ A&O b 4.20
4Ms April 1 1966____ A&O 101 M 102
4Ms Apr 15 1972.--A & 015 101M 102
4 Ms Rap Tr & Wat '74 J&D 101 % 1U2
4 Ms Feb 15 1927-'66 F& A 15 b 4.20
4s Various 1936______ M&N
98M
4s Nov 1955_________ M&N
97 %
97 M
4s Various 1956______M&N
4s Various May 1957-M&N
98 M 99
99
4s Nov 1958_________ M&N
98M
4s May 1959_________ M&N
98M
3 Ms Bklyn M Sew '2 7 -J&J b 4 1 0
3 Ms Dock 1927 ex_ M&N b 4.10
_
3 Ms g exempt 1941--M&N b 4.20 4.10%
3 Ms exempt 1942___ M&N b 4.20 4.10%
3 Ms R T 1948-1950--M&N b 4.20 4.10%
3 Ms g exempt 1952. .M&N
90
89
90
89
3 Ms g exempt 1953--M&N
3 Ms g exempt 1954--M&N
89 M 89 M
3 Ms g Water ex '5 4 --M&N
89 Vi
"90 ‘
89
3 Ms exempt 1955___ M&N
3 Ms stock Apr 1 1954-A&O
89 M 90
3 Ms Nov 1 1929_____M&N b 4.10
3s g R T 1950 exempt-M&N
4.15
Niag Falls— 5 Ms '41-’48 M&N
4
4.10% Sewer 1935-50 -J&J
4M
4Ms Wat M ayl'41-'48 M&N
4Ms Repav ’29-'33 reg M&N
4M
4.15
4Ms Sew ’39-’46 reg-.M &N
4.05
3 Vis 1942-1945_______ M&N
North Tarrytown (6)
4 Ms Water 1926-45---A&0 b 4.10 to 4.20 %
4.20
4 Ms Water 1946-64_ A&O
_
4.10
Oneida—4s Water ’40-’45-J&J
4.10
4 Vis Water 1930-39___ J&J
Oneida Co 3 Ms '27-’28--F&A b 3.75 to 3 85 %
Onondaga Co 3s '27-’29__J&J b 3 80 to 4 10 %
5Ms 1926-1930_______M&N b 3.80 to 4.10 %
3.85
4s March 1 1929_____ M&S
Ossining 4Ms 1927-42.. .M&S 6 4% to 4.15 %
Oswego— 4 Ms 1927-29.-M&N b 3.90 to 4.15 %
5 Vis School 1927-46.-M&N b 4% to 4.20 %
Penn Yan 4.35s '27 to ’31-O ct b 4.10 to 4.20 %
Poughkeepsie—
3 Ms 192 to 1930___ M&S b 3.75 to 3 95 %
4Ms Water 1927-52-.-J&D b 3.75 to 4.05 %
Port of N Y Authority— N YN J Bdge 4 Ms '32-'39-M&S 100M 101 M
4 Ms 1940-1946 _______ M&c 100 M 101M
Putnam Co 4 Ms '2 - ’29.F&A b 4% to 4.10 %
3.75
Queens County 4s 1927--J&D
Rochester—
5s 1927 1931 (coupon).F&A b 3.90 to 4.10 %
4.05
5s 1932-1951 (coupon).F&A
3.95
4Ms Jan 15 1933______J&J
4
4Ms Municipal 1945-.M&S
4 Ms Pub Imp '27-’48-_F&A b 3.95 to 4 10 %
4 Ms School 1927-45-.-J&J b 3 95 to 4.10 %
4 Ms 1927-1936________ J&J b 3.95 to 3.95 %
3.75
4s 1927 _______________ J&J
4s Imp Sch &c '27-’47. - J&J b 3.95 to 4.05 %
3.90
3Ms Ref 1933 opt 1913 . J&J
Rockland Co— 4s '27-’34.M&S b 3 75 to 4.05 %
4Ms '2 - ’38 (reg)_ F&A15 b 3.75 to 4.10 %
_
4.10
Rome— 4M« Sept 15 1931 .J&J
5Ms 1931-1941_______ A&O b 4.15 to 4.20 %
Rye 5s Mar 10 '27-’38--_M&S b 4.10 to 4.25 %
Saranac Lake—
4.45s Fire House '27-’39F&A b 4.15 to 4.35 %
Saratoga Co 5s 1926-1941____ b 3.85 to 4.10 %
Saratoga Springs—
4 Ms Park 1927-40___ A&O b 4% to 4.10 %
4.10
Scarsdale 4 Ms 1927-'45_-J&D
Schenectady 5s 1927-'33--J&J b 3.75 to 4%
4 Ms 1927-1931_______ A&O b 3.75 to 3.95
4 Ms 1927-1934________ J&J b 3.60 to 4%
4s Oct 15 1926-’44_ A&O 15 b 3.50 to 3.95 %
_
4
Schenec Co 4 Ms '42-’58--J&J
Solvay 4Ms 1927-'40___ F&A b 4.15 to 4.40 %
Somers (T) 4Ms '26-’ 53-M&N b 4.10 to 4.25 %
Steuben Co 4 Ms '28-’37-_F&A b 4% to 4.05 %
Suffolk Co 4 Ms 1927-’32.-J& J b 3.50 to 3.95 %
4Ms Oct 1927-1939__ A&O b 3.50 to 4%
Sullivan Co— 4 Ms '27-'29 A&O b 4% to 4.05 %
4.10
4 Ms Highway 1930-45. A&O
Syracuse 4 Ms 1927-'35 Various b 3.50 to 3.95 %
5s May 15 1927-1938______ b 3.50 to 4%
5Ms 1927-1960_______ M&S b 3.50 to 4.05 %
4Ms June 15 '27-34-J&D15 b 3.50 to 4.90 %
4Ms 1927-1944_______ M&N b 3.50 to 3.95 %
4s June 15 1927-’44--J&D15 b 3.50 to 3.95 %
3.80
4s Refunding 1929___ J&D
4s 1927-1930_________ F&A b 3.40 to 3%
3.90
4s 1931-1946_________ F&A
3.80
3 Ms Water 1928______J&J
Tioga Co 5s 1927-1930..-M&S b 4% to 4~05 %
Tonawanda 4 Ms 1927-42.J&J b 4.10 to 4.25 %
4Ms Sewer 1927-1953.-J&J b 4.10 to 4.30 %
5s Water 1927-1950___ J&J b 4.05 to 4 .35 %
5Ms Water 1927-1950.-J&J b 4.05 to 4.40 %
4.30
5 Ms Street impt 1931.-J&J
Troy 6s 1 27 19 10 reg-.A&O b 3.85 to' 4.25 %
4Ms School 1927-31_ F&A b 3.75 to 4%
_
4 Ms Feb 15 1927-1957_____ b 3 75 to 4.05 %
4Ms 1927-1965 _______ J&J b 3 90 to 4.05 %
3 Ms Water 1927-36___ J&J b 3.75 to 3 95 %
Utica— 4 Ms 1927-35___ M&N b 3.75 to 4%
4Ms Pub Imp '27-'42.-A & 0 b 3.75 to 4%
4Vis Pub Imp '27-’45.J&Jl5 b 3.75 to 4%
4.10s 1927-1931______A&O! b 3,75 to 3.95
4
4 10s 1932-1946_____ A&O
3 Ms Nov 1 1926-’35_ Nov b 3.60 to 3.95 %
_
Warsaw Union Fr S D No 10—
4Ms 1926-1942________ Oct b 4% to 4.20 %
Watertown 4 Ms 1942____J&J
4.05
4Ms 1927-1953.............J & J b 3.75 to 4.05 %
5s 1927-1945__________ J&J b 3.75 to 4.10 %
4
4s May 1938_________ M&N
3.85
3 Ms Sewer '27-’27____M&N

B onds

Bid.

Watervliet 6s 1926-30.. -Var
West Seneca 5s 27-'38 -A&O
Westch'r Co 3 Ms '27&'28 J&D
5 Ms 1927-32 reg
J&D
5s 1939-76 . I
J&D
5s June 1 1929-54
J&D

b
b
b
b
b
b
b

4%
4.20
3.75
3.60
4%
3.90
3.90

4 tis Co Bide 1927-44
4s Co Bldg 1927-59
4s 1930 to 1935

Ask.

To
Net.

to 4.20 %
to 4.35 %
to 3.85 %
%
%
to 4.05 %
4.05

A&O b 3.75
M&S b 3.75
%
F&A b 3.85 to 3.90 %
%
b 4% to 4.10 <
4 15
4 Ms 1935-1959 (reg) M&S
4.3 5
5Ms Sch 1931-1936. A&O
4.10
3Ms Water 1931
A&O
Woicott 4 Ms Jlv 15 ’27-’42J&J 6 4.20
%
5Ms Jan 1927-1961. .A&O b 3.85
4Ms July 1 1927-62. A&O b 3.75
b 3.85
5s A prill 1927
A&O
5s 1926-1938_________ A&O b 4 .05
NORTH CAROLINA

to 4.15 %
to 4.05
to 4.05 %
3.90
to 4.20 %

4.35
♦Ms School 1927M6
J&J b 4.15 to 4.25
______J&J b 4.15 to 4.25 %
4 Ms 1927-1962
4.25
4.25
b 4.50 to 5.15 %
4.50
4.50
5
1927-1957
J&J b 4.20 to 4.55 %
b 4 .20
%
%
4Ms 1926-1929
M&N b 4.06
4 Ms 1930-1965
M&N 6 4.30 to 4.40 %
b 4.20
%
4.45
4 Ms Funding 1939
M&S
6s Bridge 1928-37___ A&O b 4.50 to 4.65 %
4 25
5s School 1927-46.
.F&A b 4.15 to 4.40 %
5Ms Fund 1927-29_ F&A _____ ______ 4.15
_
5 Ms 1926-1930
M&N b 4.16 to 4.30
%
5Ms 1931-1948
M&N
4.30
4 Ms Water Mar 1935 J&.T
4.30
4Ms Water Oct 1 ’41 A&O
______ 4.30
4 Ms Wat & Sew 1942. _J&J
4.40
Durham-4 Ms Sew*T t,’41 T&T
4 Ms Fund '27 to 1940* J&J 6 *4% to 4.40 %
5s Water 1927 to 1945 .T& b 4.15 to 4.50 %
.T
5s Fd & Sewer '27-’39-~F&A b 4% to 4.50 %
4.50
Granville Co 4 Ms '39 M&N
4.40
4.50
4 Ms 1928-1963________ J&J b 4.20 to 4 .45 %
%
4M sl927-'30
F&A b 4.05
4Ms 1931 '6 5 - ..
F&A 6 4 35 to A .40 %
4%
4.75
Greenville 5s W W '58 ~F&A
4.50
Iredell Co 5s Aug 1 '49 F& A
%
4Ms 1929-1939
A&O b 4.40
4 50
4 Ms 1940-1950
A&O
4.60
Lee Co 5s Road 1952
M&N
4.60
4.60
5s Bridee 1937-1951 ~~ F&A
6s Ref Nov 195f)
Pitt Co 5s 1927-36 .
4Ms 1943 1947
Raleigh 5s 1927

A4&N
M&N b 4.25
M&S
A&O

Rutherford Co 5s ’27-'52 J&J b 4%
Salisbury 6s Impt ’97-’35 T&
.T
6s 1927-1941..
M&N
Surrey Co 6s May 1933-1958 _ b 4.75
Wake Co 5s Fund 1948
.T&
.T
b 4.50
Wilmington—
5s Ref & Impt 1955
A&O
4Ms 1926-1962 .
."A & O 6 4%
4 Ms-Wat & Sew 1952 -J&J
4 sg R efJ u lv 1 1929
.T .T
&
Wilson— 4 Ms 1927-’57_ F&A b 4.25
_
5s 1927-1932.........
5s 1933-1936

53

STATE A ^ D MUNICIPAL BONDS

O c t .j 1 9 2 6 . ]

J&J 6 4.20
J&J

Bonds

Bid.

Cincinnati (Concluded)—
*4 Ms Sew Sept 3 '37 M&S3
3.65s g Feb 1937 - .F&A
3 Ms W ater’45 o p ’25 F&A
Cine S D *4 Ms 1934 A&013
4s 1936 opt 1906
- M&S
3Ms 1940 opt 1912
A&O
6s 1932-1933
*5Ms Pub Hall 1970
*5s W W 1Q3fi IQfiK

J&D
J&D
.T&D

*4Ms Sewer 1930-49

J&D

*4Ms March 1949

M&S

*4Ms Fire D ep '3 1-’55 A&O
4 Ms Park 1938
A&O
4Ms 192M 935___ - M&S
4Ms 1936-1950
- -_M&S
4s Park 1929 1931
A&O
Cleveland S D *4 Ms 1926-28
*4Ms 1929 to 1935
4s July 1 1932
J&J
*6s 1927-1928
J&D
*6s 1929 to 1935
J&D
*6s 1926-1959

Ask.

Net.
4.15
3.80
3.80
3.80
4.20
38 0
3.80
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.15
4.10
4 .10
4,10
4 10
3.80
3.80
1.15
4.20
3.80
3.80
4.15
4.20
3.80
4.25
4.25

A&O b 4.25 to 4.40 %
%
38 0
3.80
.T ..T
&
3.80

5s St Impt 1997-1929 M&S 6 4 15
3U s 1932 opt 1912
Columbus S D—
*5s 1943 IQ59.
.T&D1Q
Cuyahoga Co *6s ’26-'39-A&0 b 4.15
•5s Bridge 1926-27.. -A&O b 4.15
*5s Ref 1927 1932
A&O
*5s Ref 1932-1939
A&O
4s Ref 1926
A&O
4s 1926-1941.
_____A&O b 3.80
•Dayton— 5s 1927-32 .M&N 6 4.15
*6s Gen fund 1928
A&O
*5Ms W W Imp 1944 J&D
*5s W W Imp 1945
F&A
4Ms Bdge 1927-1951.-M&S b 4.20

*4 Ms Bdge 1932-29 A&O
Davton S D 5 Ms '41 '61 M&S
*5s Mar 16 '27-'46_ .M&S16 b 4 15
East Cleve *5s 1927-29 A&O b 4.15
*5s St Impt 1930-35
A&O
Elvria 4s 1926 to 1938 " .T&f) b 3.80
5s W W 1929-1946
J&J
•FindlayCity S D5s 1927 J&J

Franklin Co *5s '27-29 M&S
*5Lis Hos&Bge ’27-’35 F&A b 4.15
6s Rd May 2^27' 31 M&N2 b 4.15
Hamilton Co *4A/s 19*43 F&A
4.70
4Ms Oct 1 1939 " ~ A&O
to 4.50 %
4.45
4.50
4.20
4 45
4.50
4Ms 1927-1939
A&O b 4 20
to 4.50 %
*4Ms Oct 1945
. . -A&O
4 80
6 4.20
4.80
to 4.80 %
Lima—
4.45
5Ms Sewer 1926-1947
b 4%
to 4.30 %
*5s Sewer Feb 15 ’27-'51-.
*4 Ms Oct '26-Oct '3 0 .-A&O b 4.15
4.50
3 Ms R e f'30 opt '25
A&O
to 4.45 % ' Lorain 5s 1927 to 1932...J & J b 4.15
4.40 *5s W W Ref 1927
M&S b 4.15
______ 4.40 •6s Fd Sep 15 '27-’28M&Sl5 b 4.15
4.30
to 4.60 %
4 MsW&SSeplO '26-30M&S10 b 4%
4MsW&SSeplO'31-35M&SlO
to 4.30 %
*5 Ms Wat Sup '27-’30 M&S
4 40
4.45
5s 1932 opt 1922
J&J
%
Marietta— *4Ms '27-’33 J&D
4.40
3Ms 1931 opt 1911
F&A
4 40
to 4.30 %
Miami Conservancy Dist—
to 4.40 %
5Ms (1 to 5 yr mat'y) J&D b 4.2o
to 4.40 %

4.25
to 4.25 %
to 4.25 %
425
4.25
4
to 4%
to 4.25 %
4.15
4.20
4.20
to 4.20 %
4.20
4.20
4.25
to 4.25 %
to 4.30 %
4.30
3.80
to 4%
4.35
4.50
4.60
4.25
to 4.30 %
to 4.30 %
4.25
4.25
4.15
4.20
3.80
4.50
to 4.25 %
4.25
to 4.30 %
to 4.50 %
4.40
to 4.40 %
4
to 4.40 %
to 4.40 %
to 4.40 %
3.80
to 3.80 %
4 25
4.25

3.90
5s Sept 1927-1947
M&S b 4%
4.50
3.90
4Ms July 1 1942..
J&J
4 M« July 1 1952
T&
.T
4.60
4Ms 1927-1932________ J&J b 4.20
to 4.50 %
4 Ms 1933-1973________ J&J b 4.35
4 65
b 4%
4.50
NORTH DAKOTA
5s Farm Loan 1935, 1940 1945
3.80
Montgomery County—
and 1950.. . . ' . .“_'_j&J b 4-40 to 4-60 %
*5s FI Emerg '27-'42- J&D b 4.25 to 4.30 %
5Ms 1945 & 1948 ser O ...J & J b 4.40 to 4-75 %
4-50
5 Ms July 1928-1933
J&J 6 4.40 to 4.60 %
Newark *4Ms 1927-41 . A&O
4.65
3 80
4
4.15
4.50
♦Ms 1927-1932
A&O
b 4.15 to 4.30 %
•Akron 6s 1927-1940
A&O b 4.15 to 4.30 %
Springfield *5s 1926-1934 .
4.15
*5s 1926 and 1928
Var
4 Ms 1927-1930 - M&S b 3.90 to 4%
3.80
*
•5s Water 1927-1953 A&O 6 4 .85 to 4.30 %
4Ms 1931-1935
M&S
4.15 Spririgf'd S D *5s ’27-'39 J&J2
1.30
*5 Ms 1927-1929
J&J
4 30
1.50
♦5Ms 1930-1937
J&J
4 30
4.25
♦5 Ms 1938-1951
J&J
4.25
4Ms 1927-1947
A&O b 4.15 to 4.30 %
4.30
•414 s 1936-1955
A&O
4.25
4.30
4.25
4Ms 1926-1937 ___________
*4M WWDeo31 '26-37.JD31
4.20
Toledo *5s W W ’37-'44 F&A
6 4.15 to 4.30 %
Alliance 4 Ms 1927 1032 .T&D 6 3.80 to 4%
4.20
5s Sept 1927-1942
M&S
4.20
*5s Water Dec 15 1026-1050 b 4.30 to 4.50 %
*6s Gen Fund 1929
F&A
4.20
*6s Pub Wharf I960 M&S
4.20
*5 Ms WW Imp ’27-’44 A&O b 4.30 to 4.60 %
4.20
*4Ms Sept 1 1928
M&S
4.25
4.20
•4Ms Fl-Elmer ’27-’31 M&N
*4 Ms Wat 1932-34
J&J
3.80
4.60
4 Ms Bdg '28, '33 & '38 F&A
4.60
3.80
4.60
•5s Sewer 1931-37
M&S
3-80
4.30
4
*5Ms Fund 1926-37
J&D b 4.15 to 4.30 %
4s 1926-1929 _______
4.30
•6s Water 1944-1959* A&O
*4 Ms 1927-1930____ A&O b 4.20
%
3.80
*4 Ms 1931-1950____ A&O b 4.20 to 4.25 %
4s 1927_______________F&A 6 3.90 to 4.10 %
6s 1926-1930________ M&N b 4% to 4.25 %
4.30
•Canton S D 5s 1954
A&08
6s 1931-1960
- M&N b 4.30 to 4.50 %
4
•5s Dec 10 1926
J&D 10
%
4.30
*4Ms Dec 5 1939-42
J&D
*4!40s 1956
4.30
4.20
*6s Fund 1928____...A & O
6s Bdge 1932-41 .
.A&O
4.40
4.10
6 4.25 to 4.30 %
4.20
•4 Ms 1927-1957..
A&O b 4.25 to 4.30 %
4.20
4.30
42 0
*4 Ms 1944-1947____ M&S
*5Ms Mar 10 '31
M&S10
4 15
*5s 1927-1944________ M&S 6 4.15 to 4.30 %
*5sJuly 1 1965______ J&J
4.10
*4Ms July 1943 ___ __ J&J
4.10
b 4 20
•4Ms Sewer 1955
A&O
%
Zanesville S D 5s '26-'43.A & 0 b 4.15 to 4.50 %

Bid.

Bonds

To
Ask. Net.

OKLAHOMA
4Ms Oct 15 1926-33--A&015 b 4% to 4.25 %
4s Funding 1927-_
.F&A 6 4% to 4.25 %
4.60
5
4.60
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.50
5s 1926, 1930, 1931___ Var
Okla Co 4Ms ’27-'33 - J&D 6 4-25 to 4 -40 %
4.60
6 4% to 4.50 %
4.60
Tulsa 5 Ms 1927-32 _ -F&A
_
4.60
5Ms July 1946-. ___ F&A
4.60
5 Ms Wat & Park '30-’49 F&A
5s 1933-1947 . _
F&A 6 4.40 to 4 50 %
OREGON
4 Ms Highway '27-Apr’44 A&O 6 4.15 to 4.30 %
4 Ms 1926-1944 (s-a) --A&O 6 4.15 to 4.30 %
4-20
4 20
4s Highwa'y 1927-42 - -A&O 6 4 05 to 4.20 %
6 4.05 to 4.20 %
4s Aug 1 1928-1933_____F&A 6 4.05 to 4.20 %
6
4.90
5
5Ms 1927-1949
_____J&J
4.80
4.80
Columbia Co 5s“’9!9-”’34 A&O
5
to 5%
4.60
6 4.20
%
4MS Bridge 1931-1944.J&D 6 4 20 to 4-25 %
4 \i s 1949-1 95fi
F& A 99
100
4s Bridge 1945-1955- -J&D 6 4 20 to 4 25 %
5s Road 1927-1939. - -M&N 6 4.20 to 4.30 %
5s 1937 opt 1922_____F&A
5s Water 1936 _
_
-M&S

4 Ms July 15 ’28-’39 J&J15
4s July 1 5 '40-'45 . . J&J15
Portland 5Ms 1928 _ F & '*
_
5s Harb Dev 1926-50.M&N
4Ms Dock 1943
M&N
4 Ms Oct 1926-47--- -A&O

6 4.15
6 4 35
6 4 35
6 4 35
6 4 30
4s Water 1936-1955.. _M&N 6 4 30

•5s Refg 1955

to
to
to
to
to
to

4.35
4.50
4 5(1
4.50
4 50
4.50

J&J

Port of Portland 4s 1934- J&J
Salem— 5s Sewer '27-'33 M&N
PENNSYLVANIA
5s July 1 1951 Series O- J&J 114M 116M
4Ms Dec 1 1951
J&D
106M
4 Ms July 1929, 1934, 1939,
-J&J 6 4% to 3.97
1944, 1 9 4 9 - . - ___
4s Highway 1930, 1932, 1935,
'37. '40, '42, '45, '47, '50. '52 99 M 100M

420
4 20
%
%
%
%
%
%
5
4.90
5
4.50
4.70

'48, 51, ' 5 3 ...............M&3 6 4% to 3.97 %
6 4-15 to 4-25 %
99 M 100 M
3Ms 1926 to 1931. - A&O 6 4.15 to 4.25 %
98
99
4Ms 1927-1956 - - .A&O 6 4% t 0 4.10 %
98
99
99
98
99
3 Ms 1932 opt 1922
M&N 98
99
Altoona— 4s '34 opt '1 4 .-J&J 98
99
4s Ref 1936 opt 1916
J&J 98
99
98
__
99
Altoona S D 4s '27 to '35 A&O 98
Bethlehem S D 5Ms '30,'35,
'40, '45. '50___
____J&D 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
Braddock 4 Ms ’26-'44 .M & N 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
4s 1927 to 1935
M&N 6 4.10
%
6 4 10 to 4.20 %
Cambria Co 4 Ms '26-’45 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
4s '37 op '17 tax-exempt J&J 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
4 Li's 1935-1940
.T&J64.10 to 4.20 %
Chester S D 4 Ms ’32-’ 47-’42 _ 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
6 4.10 to 4.20 %
Erie— 4 Ms Sch 192~-'39 A&O 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
4Ms Ref 1935 opt '24 J& Jj64.10 to 4.20 %
Erie S D 4s 1927-'38____F&A'6 4.10 to 4.20 %
4 1 9 2 6 -1 9 3 7
A&o!6 4.10 to 4.20 %
4 Ms Jan 1 1936-1946
6 4.10 to 4.20 %
to 4.20 %
Harrisburg— 4s’ 2 7-'32- M&S 6 4.10 to 4 .2 O %
4s Pub Imp '27 to '36.M&S 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
6 4.10 to 4 20 %
4s M ay 15 1927-1953-.
6 4.10 to 4.20 %
6 4.10 to 4.20 %
Lackawanna Co 4s 1944. F&A 6 4.10 to 4-20 %
Lancaster 3s '38 opt '28 A&O 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
3 Ms Sewer 1934 _____M&S 6 4.10 to 4 20 %
6 4.10 to 4 .20 %
6 410
%
M cK ’p ’t S D 4 ^ s ‘27-’43il&N 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
Mercer Co 5Ms '27-'47-.F& A 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
Norristown S D 4 Ms 1943 J&J 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
98
98M
104
105
104
105
105
4Ms Nov 1 1948
J&J 104
4M s Sept 16 1975_____J&J 100
100M
99
4s July 1939 - _
J&J 98
98
99
4s July 1942 _______ .J&J
4s Jan 1 1946 _______ J&J
98
99
99
4s Feb 16 1955_____
J&J 98
99
4s Nov 1 1966 - - _
J&J 98
99
4s July 26 1972 .
J&J 98
3 Ms July 1932_______ J&J 6 4-10 to 4 20 %
3 Ms July 119.34
J&J 6 4-10 to 4.20 %
Phila S D 4 M s’27-’43
J&J 6 4 1 0 to 4 20 %
4s 1927-1942
J&J 98
99 M
6 4 10 to 4.20 %
4Ms June 1 1927J&D
3.75
4Ms June 1 1928 .
J&D
3.90
4
4 Ms 1929-1940 .
J&D
4 Ms 1941-1956___
J&D
4.05
4s 1927-.
. . . _ M&N 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
4s 1927 to 1939._______ J&J 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
4 Ms '27-'38 taxable M&N 6 4.10
%
6 4.10 to 4-20 %
Pittsb S D 4M S 1927
J&J 6 4 10
%
6 4.10
%
4s 1927-1928.M&S 6 4.10
%
4s 1926 and 1931___
6 4.10 tc 4.20 %
I mnt 1Q43-1Q4Q
TV j
4.05
%
5s 1927-1950
F&Ai6 4.10 to 4.20 %
4s 1927-1937______
M&SI6 4.10
%
4s 1930 & 1935 A&O 6 4 1 0 to 4.20 %
%
3Ms 1927-1932_______F&A 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
Uniontown 4s '28 ex-tax M&N 16 4 10 to 4.20 %

* S u b je ct to ta x a tio n . B y an a m e n d m e n t t o th e c o n s titu tio n o f O h io a d o p te d S e p t. 3 1912, b o n d s issued a fte r Jan . 1 1913 b y m u n icip a litie s in th a t
S tate are s u b je c t t o ta x a tio n . B o n d s issued p rior t o J a n . 1 1913 are e x e m p t fr o m t a x a tio n ,
6 .B a s is. / F l a t p r ic e , n N o m in a l.




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STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
Bonds

Bid.

Ask.

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Net

B onds.

Bid.

To
Ask. Net.

B onds.

Bid.

To
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4.55
Wash’n Co 4 Ms ’ 27-’34—M&S 6 4-10 to 4.20
Newport News 4%a '48-J&D
Nashville 6s 1927-1942— A&O 6 4.25 to 4.30 %
4.55
4s 1927-1933_________ M&N 6 4 1 0 to 4.20
4% s Feb 1953________ F&A
5s March 1927-1960--M&S b 4.30 to 4.50 %
Wilkes-Barre 3 Ms’27-’29-F&A 6 4.10 to 4.20
4.50
4s Street Nov 1 1941--M&N
5s March 1933......... ..M & S
4.50
4s 1927 to 1935________ J&J 6 4.10 to 4.20
4.65
Norfolk— 6s Oct 1 1950—A&O
_
5s School 1927-1945_ J&D b 4.25 to 4.50 %
4Ms Imp ser I '26-’38-A&G 6 4.10 to 4.20
4.60
5Ms School Oct 1 '5 1 --A & 0
4.40
4 Ms Street 1935______J&J
4Ms 1931-1940________ J&J 6 4.10 to 4.20
4.50
5s Municipal 1949___ F&A
4.40
4%a High Sch 1940___ J&J
4.55
4Ms Impt 1940-1945—J&J!& 4.10 to 4.20
5s Municipal 1969___ F&A
4.20
4s Water 1928________ J&J
Wmsport 3Ms ’29op’09-M&S 6 4.10 to 4.20
4.40
4%a Munic Impt '42-M &S
Polk Co 5s 1927-46______ J&D
4.60
4.40
York 4Ms 1927-1943___ F&A 6 4.10 to 4.20
4Ms Renew Apr 1 ’41-A & 0
Putnam Co 4H s 1941--July 1
4.60
Fork Co 3 Ms '26-’32 .M&N 6 4.10 to 4.20
4.40
4% s Imp July 1940_ J&J
_
4.50
Robertson Co 4s’41op’31 - J&J
RHODE ISLAND
4s Impt March 1936--M&S
4H
Shelby Co— 4%a Sch '41-J&J
4.50
Is Charlt Inst 1965_____M&S 100M
4.40
_
4%a Munic 1933-’57—J&D
4.45 Petersburg 4 Ms 1952_ A&O
3 Ms gold S H 1934______J&J
4.45
4s Court House 1955--J&J
4.40 Portsmouth— 4% s 1940-F&A
96 M
4.65
Bristol— 3 Ms g 1930____M&S
5Ms Aug 1 1951______F&A
96 M
5s School 1929. 1939. 1949-- 6 4.25 to 4.40 %
Cent Falls 4s ^ - ’SO___ F&A
4.45
98 %
TEXAS
4% s Imp Oct 1 1942-.A& 0
Cranston 4 Scb 1927-1966 J&J 94 M
4.45
Austin 5s 1927-1942_____J&J b 4.50 to 4.70 %
4%a Sch & Sew 1938--J&J
N Prov’ce 4s J-ne 15 '47-J&D
4.45
95 %
4.70
58 SchBlg&Hos ’52op’32J&J
4Ms 1930-1940............. -J&J
Johnston 4Ms 1930. 1935,
4% s 1941-1954.........— J&J b 4.45 to 4.50
4 % % ,Ref 1927-1946-.-J&J
4.70
1940--------------------------M&N 101
&
Beaumont 5s ’52 op '3 2 --A&O
5s Water 1948________ J&D
4Vs
Lincoln— 4s 1928_______ A&O 99
4.45
5s Water Works 1954-M&S
6s Refunding 1928_____J&J
4%
Newport— 4 Ms ’27-’39--M&S 100 % io i y2
5s 1927 ______________ A&O
_
4 % Richmond— 6s 1927-29_ J&J b 4% to 4.25 %
5Ms June 1 1927-1958_____ 113
4.25
6s July 1 1930_________ J&J
4%
11434
5s 1928-1930_________ A&O
4 Ms M ay 1927-42___ M&N
4.25
4%a Pub Imp 1949____J&J
4%
5s 1931-1939_________ A&O
99 M 100M
4 Ms Mar 1927-35.........M&S
4.15
4 %s St & Pk Rd Sept ’29 -J&J
5s 1940-1965--...........A&O
4Vs
99 m 10034
4s gold 1927---------------- F&A 99% 100
4s 1942 opt 1922______J&D
4 Vs
4.25
4%a 1958 _____________ J&J
4s May 15 1948-.........M&N
97
96
Cisco 6s Fund 1949-62. -F&A5
4s 1927 to 1930________ J&J b 4% to 4.20
5.50
3Ms g High Sch 1954-J&D
87
88
Cleburne 5s WW’52op’32 J&J
h o
4.90
4s 1938 to 1943-............. J&J
Pawtucket— 4Ms 1950---J& J 102 %
Dallas— 5s 1931________ J&D
4.30
4.20
4s 1 9 41_______________ J&J
4Ms Sewer 1952______J&D 102 %
4.20
5s g Aug 1928________ F& A
4s Elec Light 1942_____J&J
4.30
4 Ms School 1954_____M&N
99 ys
4.20
5s 1927-1960_______ M&N!& 4.25 to 4.35 %
4s 1943 _______________ J&J
4s Water 1937_______ M&N 97
4.40
4%a Sch 1927-1952_ M&N 6 4.25 to 4.35 %
Roanoke 4%a Ref 1936_ J&J
_
_
Providence 4s 1927_____A&O
4.40
99 m
4%a Street Impt May 1940
4Ms 1928, 1938, 1939. 1942,
4s Water Jan 2 1936______
4.40
98 m
4%a Pub Bldg 1941—M&N
1943, 1944, 1945____J&J 6 4.25 to 4.35 %
4s Jan 1 1945-..............-J&J 98
4 Ms Pub Bldg 1944--M&N
4.40
4Ms 1927-’30_______ M&N 15 4.25 to 4.35 V
o
4s Oct 1 1954............... .A& O
97 M
4.40
4%a 1931-’45_______ M&Nih 4.25 to 4.35 %
4 Ms Apr 1952________ A&O
4s July 1956__________ J&J 97%
4%
4%a 1946-’65...............M&N 6 4.25 to 4.35 %
4s Street Impt 1936____J&J
4s May 19 62-.............M & N
97%
Stafford Co 5s 1942______ J&J
4.75
4s School 1927-1951_ J&J b 4.25 to 4.35 %
_
4s Water 1962________ J&D 9 7 %
Dallas Co4MsSeptl0’51 AprlO
4.40 Staunton 5s 1929-58____M&S b 4.40 to 4.60
4s Oct 1 1964_________ A&O 97%
Tazewell Co 5s 1927-46__ J&J 6 4 .25 to 4.65
5s Viad’t & Bridge Feb 10
3Ms Sch & Br 1929...M & N
W ASHINGTON
97%
1954 opt 1924___ Apr 10
5
3s Sew & Impt 1929.-M&N
96
ElPaso 5s WWPurch’ 50.A&O
4.60 6s Gen Fund 1927-1940--J&J 6 4.05 to 4.20 %
Westerly— 4s 1927______M&S
99
5s Fund 1951 opt ’31—M&S
4.60 5Ms Feb 1 1931________ F&A 103M 104 M
3Ms Water Feb 1929._F&A 97%
5
4.60 Aberdeen 5 Ms ’27-’31 -- J&D
5s School 1955 opt ’3 5 --J&J
Woonsocket 4 Ms Fd ’41-J&D 1023/2
5s Impt Aug 1 1948_ F&A
_
4.60 Clarke Co 5s '35 opt '25-Jan 1
5
_
6s Fund 1927-1935_ M&N I06M
4.60 Everett 5s July 15 1931--J&J
5.25
Fort Worth 5s 1951_____A&O
6s Fund 1936-1961-..M & N 120
6.25
5s June 1936_____
J&D
4.40
5s 1929-1934_________ J&D
4% s Funding 1944_ M&Nj 101
_
5 Ms Water 1934-1938-M&S
4.50
5s 1935-1959_________ J&D
6.25
4Ms June 1927-1957—J& D! 9%%
4.75 King Co— 5s 1928______ M&S
4.50
4%a Stlrap’48 op aft’28 J&J
5s Funded i927-1959..A& 0 107 %
«5s Court House '33 opt May
4%a Sch'49 op aft ’29-J&D
4.75
4.76
4s Funding 1947.........-A&O
4.5C
95 %
4s Refunding 1941___ J&J
5s Road 1935_________ F&A
4.40
Wat M ay 1 >3] M&N 95%
4%a Harb opt ’26-’30 N ovi b 4.65 to 4.80 %
___
Galveston— 5s 1932-1936. J&J
5
SOUTH CAROLINA
5s Grade Rais 1944_ A&O
_
Lewis Co 5s 1927-32____M&S> 4.85 to 5%
5
4Hs Blue 1928__________ J&J
4
5s School 1927-1954--M&S
Pacific Co 4 Ms July 1 ’28-'36
4.S6
5
4.10
4s Refund 1952 opt 1932..J&J
Pierce Co
5s 1927-1956_________ A&O
5
Charleston— 434s 1928..A & 0
4.30
5s Sept 1 1928-37___ Sept b 4.60 to 4.70
4%a Grad, &c, '48op’28 J&J
5
434s Jan 1962_________ J&J.
4.30
4s R ef 1927 opt 1916--M&S
4%8 Grad,&c,’49 op’29A&0
5
hi
4.30 Galveston County—
4s Sewer 1929________ A&O
Port of Seattle 5s '27-’ 55 M&S
4%
4s Refg ’38 (tax-exem)_J&Ji
4-20
4.80
4Ms Jan 1927-1955___ J&J
5s Bd Apr 10 ’51op’31 A&O
4.90
4.60 GrimesCo 5M sl927-—A&O10
Charleston Co 6s 1937—-J&Jj
4.50
5
Seattle— 5s 1927-1930____J&J
4.75
Cheraw 5s ’52 opt ’3 2 .-July li
6s L & P Sys 1927-41--A&0
5
5
5%a Road ’28-’29_--A & 010
Clarendon Co—
5
5Ms L & P 1929-43— M&N
5
5Ms Road 1930-’54-A&010
4.75 Harris Co 4s ’47 op ’ 17 A&O
5s Light & Pow 1942-56A&O
6s May 15 ’36-’40--M&N15
4.80
5
4.50 Houston— 5s Sew l939-.M & N
Columbia 5s Ref 1941--.M&S
4.50
4Ms Sewer 1927______ M&S
440
4.45
434s Water 1945______J&J
4.40
4.50
4Ms Sewer 1931_______ J&J
5s Ref Oct 16 ’41op’31-A & 0
4.50
Greenville— 5s St 1942. . .J&J
4.50
_
4 Ms Light ext 1932____J&J
5s Mun Imp ’ 27-’36_ F&A b 4.45 to 4-65 %
4.50
5s Water 1958opt ’38. F&A1
4 Ms 1928-1932_______ A&O b 4.20 to 4.40 %
4 Ms Sept 1926-1952.-M &N b 4.45 to 4.65 %
4.40
4.40
Greenville Co 4Ms 40-’55-J&J
4 Ms 1933-1940_______ A&O
4.50
4 %s Oct 26 ’38 op ’28.A & 0
4 90 Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1929,
Lancaster S D— 5s 1941--J&J
4.40
4Ms 1941-1955............-A&O
5.15
6s July 1946__________ J&J
4s April 1 1929_______ A&O
4.35
4.85
'34, '39. '44, ’49, '54, ’59, '64
4.40 Port Arthur 5s 1927-56--M&S
Richland Co 5s 1933____J&J
4.70 Seattle School Dlst N o. 1—
4.75
Rock Hill 5s 1951 opt ’31-J&J
4Ms Mar ’27 to ’31 — -M&S
4.70
4.50
5s Water Aug 25 '28-'65___
4-40 San Antonio— 5s '27-’ 53-M&S b 4.70 to 4.80 %
Spartanburg 4 % b 19 35..A & 0
4.40
4s 1946-1950 _________M&N
4.40
434s Water 1930-1939.-J&J
Snohomish Co 5s '31 opt aft '21
5
5% e W W 1927-'35_ M&Ni5 4.70 to 4.80 %
_
4.40
Spokane 5s Park 1927_ J&D
_
4.30
434s Water 1940-1965.J&J
5Ms W W 1936-’65_ M&N 6 4.70 to 4.80 %
_
4.45
5s Sept 1 1939_________
I
4.26
4Ms Bridge Const 1931-J&J
5s Sept 1927-1953____M&S b 4.70 to 4.80 %
4.50
5s Nov 1 1943_________
4 Ms Park 1962________ J&J
4.26
_ Sept ------------5s ~
1931-1959_________ b 4.70 to 4.80 %
4.10
Spartanburg Co 434s ’27.M&N'
4Ms Bridge 1927-36_ J&J
5s St Imp DIst No 2 1943_ b 4.75 to 4.85 %
_
_
4.26
Sumter Co 5s ’28-'52___ J&J b 4.40 to 4.65 %
4.60 SpokaneSDNo81 4M s’29 J&J
San Antonio S D 5s '5 6 --F&A
4.40
York Co 4% s 1927-50___ J&J.6 4.20 to 4.50 %
4.40
Waco— 5s Nov 1 1934--M&N
4Ms M ay 1 1931_____M&N
4.40
SOUTH DAKOTA
4.40 Stevens Co— 4Ms ’29 opt ’ 19
5
5s Sewer 1937________ J&J
4.60
6s Rural Credit ’33-’40—A & O _____
4.10 Tacoma— 5s 1927-33____J&D
4.75
5s Water-Works 1942—J&J
4.60
8s Sept 1941---------------- M & S ............
4.40
4.50
4s Jan 1 1931_____________
4 Ms Water ’39-'43(s-a). J& J
4.50 Wichita Falls 6s 1950---M &N b 4.75 to 5%
5s Mar 15 1931-35--.M & S15_____
4 Ms Lt & Pow 1929___ J&J
4-76
4.50,
5s June 1 1927-39______ J & D ______
4Ms Refunding 1931—A&O-_____
5%a 1926-1940______M&N 6 4.75 to 5%
4.76
4.50
5s Highway 1927-28_____A & O ______
3Ms Jan 1 1639
__J&Jj..........
4.76
5s Feb 10 1960____F&A10 6 4 60 to 4.75
4.35
5s Jan 15 1934-40___ J& J15______
WEST V IR G IN IA
j
4% s 1926-1955_______ M&N b 4% to 4 60
4.45
5Ms Jan 15 1943____ J& J15---------5s Highway 1927-1946---- J&J 6 4% to 4 .20 %
4 Ms 1926-1960 ______J&D & 4% to 4 60
4.60
4Ms Rural Credit 1 9 3 9 ..J & J _____
4.10
3Ms Jan 1 1939_________ J&Ji______
UNITED STATES— See pages 16 &48
4.65
Aberdeen 434s Sewer ’32-J&J - ........
4.50
UTAH.
Charleston 4 Ms '41 opt '27J& J______
4.50 5%a April 1 1941________ J&J
Sioux Falls 5s 1931______J & D ______
4.45
4.25 Charleston S D 5s ’27-'52-J& J!_____
4.65 5s Capitol Bldg 1934_____J&J
Sioux Falls S D 5s 1935--A & O _____
4.15 Clarksburg 5s ’27-’53_ A&O b 4% to 4.50 %
_
4.80 4%a Capitol Bldg 1934--A& 0
5 34s Dec 11940
J & D ______
4.60
4.10 Clarksbg S D 5s '41 op ’ 21M&S;______
4.10 Hancock County— 5s Grant
TENNESSEE
i
4% s Road 1939-............. -J&J
4.30 4 Ms July 1 1939________ J&J
434s July 1 1927-67_____J & J ...........
4.10,
4.85
Road Dist ’46 opt '32-M & N _____
4.30 4s Capitol Bldg 1934___ J&J
4.60
4
434 s Ref 1927-55.............J & J ...........
Huntington 5s 1944_____O ct1
______
4.30 Box Elder Co 4 MsSch’32 F&A
4 40 i 5s Ind Sch D ’28-’34- — J&J,6 4,15 to 4.35 %
434s 1938-55______
.J&J
4.30 Ogden— 4%s 1929_______ J&J
4.25 Martinsburg 5s '43 op '29 D e e r _____ ______ 4.60
4s Ref 1927-55__________ J&J
4s 1932-53_______________ J&J
4.30
4.25 Mercer Co 5s '44 op 24 A&015
4.65
4 % % 1926-1945__________
4.25 Morgantown 5s 1927-48--J&J
Blount Co 5s 1931. 1936
4 Ms Refunding 1932--J&D
4.50
4.70
1941, 1951________ ...J & J
4.35
4.25 Parkersburg 4s Wat '29-June
4%a Ref Wat 1933-.-M &N
4.40 Salt Lake City 5s 1927-28M&S b 4.20 to 4.30 %
Chattanooga 434s 1937-..J& J
4.45
4Ms June 1 1933_____J&D
4.70
5Ms Ref Apr 15 ’51.A&015
Wheeling 5s W W ’32-’52-J&J b 4.20 to 4.25 %
5s Refunding 1941_____J&J b 4.25 to 4.35 %
4.60
5s Audit 1927-32____M&N
4s Ref 1927 to 1936__ July b 4% to 4.20 %
4%a May 1 1934_____M&N b 4.25 to 4.35 %
4.50
434s May 1952_______ M&N
WISCONSIN
4 Ms refunding 1934—M&N b 4.25 to 4.35 %
4.50
434s Park 1942____ ...M & N
Appleton 4Ms 1927-32--F&A
4.40
4s Ref 1927-1929_____A&O b 4.15 to 4.25 %
4.50
4.16
434s Dec 30 1941.—J&D30
Eau Claire 4 Ms W W ’33-'44
4s Ref 1930-1935-____A&O b 4.15 to 4.25 %
Cocke Co Rd & Bdge—
Fond du Lac 4Ms '27-’35-Mar b 4.05 to 4.15 %
4s Ref 1936-1945_____A&O b 4.15 !to 4.2.! %
4.80
1929, '34, ’3 9 _______ M&N
Green Bay 4 Ms ’ 27-'33_ J&J b 4.05 to 4.15 %
_
4s Ref 1946-1965____ A&O 6 4-15 to 4.25 %
4.80 Salt Lake City S D 4s ‘30-J&J
4 80
4.35
Cumberland Co os 1956--J&J
6s W W 1926-1935_ M&N
_
4.40
4.35
Davidson Co 434s '37 op.F& A
4 80
6s W W 1936-1960_ M&N
_
4% s Feb 1 1932______F&A
4.60
4.35 Jefferson Co 5s '28-’3 2 --A&O b 4.10 to 4.20 %
Dyer County 4 Ms 195a._____
4%a Aug 1 1933______F&A
4.60 Salt L Co 4Ws '27 op '16 F&A
4.40 La Crosse 4 Ms ’32 op ’2 2 .F&A
Grainger Co 5s 1940___ F&A
4.25
4.50
Hamilton Co 53 1935____A&O
VERMONT.
4s Water ’31 op *21_ J&D
_
4.26
4.50 4%a Oct 1 192.-1949__ A&O
5s April 1945_________ A&O
4.10
Madison— 4s Oct 1931.-A&O
4.40 Middlebury 4s ’41op’21-M&N 97 %
434s C H & Jail 1942..A&O
4.20
Marshfield 4 Ms ’ 27-’32— -J&J
4.40 Rutland 4 Ms 1916 48____J&J 100%
434s Bdge & Sch 1947.A&0
Milwaukee 5s 1927-1939—J&J
4% to 4.15 %
4.45
Knox Co 5s 1930-45_________
V IRGIN IA
5s 1927-1939__________ J&J
4% to 4.15 %
4.45 6s deferred ctfs 1871_____J&J
Knoxville 5s 1940______M&N
5s Jan 1927-1940______ J&J
4% to 4.15 %
4.45
6s Wat Ref 1927-46--.M&S
Brown Bros certificates—
4% to 4 1 5 %
5s July 1927-1940______ J&J
4.45 3s "Riddleberarer” 1932— J&J 94%
534s Fund 1950______ M&S
4% to 4,15 %
4 Ms 1927-1939________ J&J
4.45 3s Funded debt 1991___ J&J
5s Dec 1930_______
79
79% --4Ms Park 1927-1935— -J&J
4% to 4.15 %
4.15 4 Ms ctf ind^bt 1930-31.—J&J
4.10; 4Ms 1928-1931________ J&J
434s July 1 1936-48
;4.10
4.45 4Ms ctfs indebt 1932_____J&J
>..o!
434s Funded, &c.. 1937 J&D
4 Ms 1932-1945________ J&J
___ 4.15
4.10 Milwaukee County—
4.45 4 %s ctf indebt 1933-37---J&J
434s Water-wks 1949.-J&J
4.20 Albemarle Co 5s 1948___ J&J
4.55
434s June 1 1929______J & D --------_____ 4.20
4 Ms Sew Mar 18 '36-’45_
_
4-10 Arlington Co—
434s 1928____________ J & D ______
Oshkosh 4 Ms 1927-34_ F&A b 4.10 to 4.15 %
_
4.20
434s 1929____________ J& D j______
5 Ms Sch Bldg '32-’54.F&A b 4.60 to 4.65 %
Racine 4 Ms Ref '27-’3Q—F&A
4.06
4.25 Bristol 5 Ms Sch '34-'53______ 6 4.80 to 4.85 %
4 34s 1930____________J & D ______
6s 1927-1941__________F&A b 4.10 to 4.20 %
4.30 Charlottesville 5s 1982..M &S
4.55 Racine Co 6s 1930-1940--J&J
434s 1931-1936_______ J&D|______
4.20
4.35
4.55 Superior 4 Ms Sch '27-’44-J&J b 4.10 to 4.20 %
434s 1937-1963______ J & D ______
5s Water Impt 1958_ J&J
_
4.10 Danville— 4s Refg 1931--J&J
4.40 Wausau 4 Ms ’27-’33___ A&O 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
4s June 1 1929........ ...J & D ..........
4.45 Wood Co— 5s ’28-’29-’31 A&O b 4.10 to 4.20 %
4.40
4%a Ref Aug 1942___ F&A
Memphis 5s July 1954__ J & J --------4.45
5s River Term ’27-'48 A&O 6 4.10 to 4.40 %
4%s July 1 1939-1950--J&J
5s 1934_______________ A&O
4.16
5s Audit Mkt ’27-’49.-J& J b 4.10 to 4.40 %
5s Wat Imp 1927-28__ J&D b 4.20 to 4.30
........... ........... 4.16
4.30 Fairfax Co 4 Ms 1945--F&A2
4 60!
W YOM ING
434s Refunding 1939 —J & J -------4.30 Henrico Co Sch 5s '30-’50 J&Ji& 4 40 to 4.50 %
434s St Impt &c 1 9 46--F & A _____
4.60
4.30 Lee County 5s 1927-41_ J&J b 4.25 to 4.65 %
434s Park 1947______ J & J ............
_
6
Cheyenne 5s ’31 op ’ 114.30 Lynchburg 4 Ms 1927___ J&D
4.10 Natrona Co S D No 2—
434s Street 1947______M & S______
4.30
4. 0
434s 1950 ............
J & J ---------4%a Pub Impt 1939_ J&J
_
5s 1928-1944
4.30
4.40i Sheridan—
434s Park 1959-..........A & O ______
4 Ms Pub Impt 1946_ J&J
_
4.30
4s Water 1933______ M & N ______
4. i0,
4.85
4% s Water 1951______ J&J
4.35
4.40'
Memphis S D 434s 1959.-J & J _____
4s Ref Oct 1934...........-J&J
6 B a s is.

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n N o m in a l.

55

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Q u o ta t io n s in th is d e p a r t m e n t are g iv e n p e r s h a r e , n o t p er c e n t , e x c e p t fo r s t o c k s o f C a n a d ia n in s t it u t io n s , a n d are
as n e a r as p o s s ib le fo r t h e d o s in g day o f the m onth p reced in g date o f w s u e , t h o u g h o ft e n a re n o m in a l.

A n a ste r isk ( * )

d e n o te s sa le s.
F ig u r e s o f d e p o s it s , c a p it a l a n d p r o fits fo r t h e n a tio n a l b a n k s are fr o m th e C o m p t r o lle r ’s la s t c a ll; fo r all o t h e r in s t i­
tu tio n s t h e y are th e la t e s t o b t a in a b le , d ir e c t r e tu rn s b e in g p r o c u r e d b y us w h e re n o p e r io d ic s ta t e m e n ts are r e q u ir e d .

Ijfor

the 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 lp h ia a n d B o s t o n , d e p o s it s a re t a k e n fr o m th e la t e s t w e e k ly s t a t e m e n t.
CALIFORNIA— (C on clu ded)

ALABAMA—National banks June 30; State institutions June 30.
Capital.

Surplus &
Profits.

Gross
Deposits.

Birmingham —
$
$
$
Amer Tr & Sav Bank 1,000,000
914,594 13,534,379
BIrming’m Tr & Sav 1,000.000 c951,352 13,919,512
Broth of L Eng B & T
72,576
1,419,873
500,000
First National Bank- 1,500,000 3,805,806 35,109,120
Traders Nat B an k..
250,000
196,606 4,029,448
M obile—
First National Bank.
Merchants' Bank_
_

300,000 1,559,834 17,299,818
500.000
66J,576 12,601,456
400,000
171,295 3,982,97i

M ontgom ery—
First National Bank. 1,000,000
Fourth Nat B ank..
500,000
Alabama Bk & Tr Co
300.000
Union Bank & Tr Co
100,000

653,108
r306,342
6/ ,916
154,336

Par.
100
100
100
100
100

Bid.
Per
290
360
115
560
200
Per

share.
310
410
125
625
225
share.

100 565
100 300
100 150

Per
9,651,739 100 205
6,008,837 100 132
2,053 468 100 105
1,009,931 100 220

575
310
share.
215
140
108
230

ARIZON A— National banks June 30; State institutions June 30.
P hoen ix—
Citizens State Bank.

100,000
150,000
200,000
200,000
100,000
1,050.000

7,000
700,000
5,145
538,834
24.491
4,094,760
195,563 4,911,039
296,772 3,943,349
272,391 12,446,398

100
100
100
100
100
100

Per share.

Little R ock—

Bankers Trust C o_
_
Pine B lu fl—
Cotton Belt S & T Co
Merch & Plant Bank
Peoples S B & Tr C o.
Simmons Nat Bank.

1,000,000
200,000
300,000
300,000
200,000
200,000
100,000
300,000
100.000
500,000
200.000

74,768
191,344
241,612
64,691
521,569

100,000
100,000
175,000
100,000
200.000

CALIFORNIA— National banks
Fresno—
First National Bank.
200,000
Los Angeles.
Bank o f America___ 2,500,000
350,000
325,000
Citizens’ Nat Bank.. 4,000,000
Oom lNat Tr&SavBk 1,000.000
Farmers & MerchNat 2,000,000
500,000
First Nat Bk, San P_
200,000
First National Bank. 3,500.000
California Bank ___ 3,000,000
Merchants' Nat Bk- 1,500,000
Nat City Bk of L A__ 1.000,000
500,000
Security Tr & Sav Bk 10,200,000
Heilman Com T & S- 2,500.000
2,000,000
Pacific National Bk
1,000.000
Pacific-S W T & S B . 6.900,000
500,000
1,000,000
O S National Bank..
750,000
Union Bank & Trust- 1.500.000
200,000
O akland—
Central Sav Bank_
_ 1,200,000
Central Nat B ank---- 1,200,000
New First Nat Bank500,000
Farmers & Mer Sav.
300,000
1.500,000
Pasadena—
Central Nat Bank.
100,000
Citizens Savings Bk300.000
100.000
400,000
100,000
300,000
900.000
Sacram ento —
California Nat Bank. 1,500,000
Capital Nat Bank —
500.000
California Tr & S Bk
450,000
350,000
Merchants Nat Bank
200,000
800,000
SanBernat dino —

340,000 15,336,514 25
991,867
49,857
104,510 2,696,629 100
240,223 3,817,968 100
23,038
1,761,310
75,870 3,191,352 25
26,425
979,268
147,221
8,025,895 100
131,340
1,337,381 100
483,394 7,536,275 100
370,712 3,407,333 100




share.
165
285
235
150
275

June 30; State institutions June 30.
55,106

1,360,997 23,259,703
4i ,3u3 3,208, 48
16,736
1,84 1,699
2,310,585 46,025,293
811,841 20,051,007
2,517,154 48,217,805
4. 9 ,,3.,2
139,lo6
r65,000 2,626,000
4,245,114 87,777,084
2,125,555 83,652,731
1,983,843 46,822,005
114,449 13,563,664
(154,345 614,733,219
6,183,851 229,987,061
1,416,452 78,495,198
2,000,274 49,582,066
236,123
6,119,429
7,087,792 195,244,656
70,006 3,19 .,674
124,412 3,8 3,ul5
236,/ 2
7,i-24,l /b
581,484 15,643,918
45,005
98/,180

161
Per share.
100 195
100
100
100 _____1 402 'A
100 230
100 ___ z 475
100 150
101)
100 _____z 407
Kill _____z 390
100 . . . . z365
100 _____z 160
100
100 . . .
z 391
100 _____z z7o
100
100 _____z 135
100
100
100
100
190
100 ____ z 20 J
100

1,854,458 30,289.441
2,066,881 22,489,767
48,363
3,228,118
154,244 5,107,986
3,119.293 58,888,211

100
Kill
100
100
100

150,000
100,000
100,000
150,000

3,290,704 100

41,903
1,903.759
217,795 3,686,433
351,999
14,938
294,947 5,442,447
24,502
1,424,948
137,041 3,126,838
660,125 10,858,325

a Dec. 31 1925

P er

275
27o
115
135

100 200
100 270
100
100
100
100
100
P er

1,048,586 22,012,335 100
482,484 9.686,205 100
412,150 12,284,189 100
3/ 6.94.J
100
145,112 2,457,014 100 175
307,526 8,017,562 100 125
84,095
15 ).015
357,969
356,499

sh a re.

315
315
365
250
300

sh a re.

250

2,004,719 100
1,29),543 100
1,949,772 100
3,065,287 100

b Trust assets,

100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

300.000
600.000
300.000
100.000
100.000

502,399
802,142
41,2 )1
308,070
316,564

4,737,779 100
6,650,642 100
1,3 5 411 100
2,947,164 100
1,774,570 100

S tock ton —
500.000
City Bank_________
Comm’l & Sav Bank.
750.000
200.000
First National Bank.
Stockton S & L Bank 1,000.000
Union Safe Dep Bank
310,000

253,425
613,022
(524,056
623,256
r48,546

3,948,496
6,361,' 51
2,082,983
7,142 988
1,645,640

Per share

80
100
100
100
100

CANADA— See last page.

Per
846,296 25 160
2,550,531 100 280
3,004,417 25 225
620,780 25 145
5,776,010 100 265

Sari Diego—
930,325 22,072,637
First National Bank
1,000,000
248,622 5,127,773
First Trust, & Sav Bk
500.000
San Diego Tr & S Bk
400.000 1,141,826 9,838,8.1b
Secur Comm & S Bk.
273,300
100,303 2,61 1,3 5
98,413 2,383,808
Union National Bank
300,000
1,824,485
32,405
United States Nat Bk
100.000
1,570,493
38,621
University Ave Bank
125,000
Southern Trust &
532,022 21,618,887
Commerce B ank-. 1,200.000
• Sale p rice,
d iv id e n d .

Per share.

Gross
Deposits.

Per share.
$
%
San F rancisco—
Amer Bank of San Fr 5,000,000 1,843,399 70,490,582 100 198 199
Anglo London-Paris
National Bank-000.000 4,103,370 100,421,175 100 194)4 196
500.000 9,180,485 81,900,063 100 25234
Bank of Calif, N A .
454
000,000 13.042,807 391,213,391 100
Bank of Italy______
Banca Popolare Fu199,403 18,683,932 100 125
gazl--------------------057.000
97,519 2,268,070 100
Brit-American Bank.
000,000
Canadian Bk of Com
750.000 <7824,072 6,528,849 100
318
Crocker First Nat Bk
000,000 3,208,395 71,485,063 100
214,585 2,346,842 100
Donohoe-Kelly B Co.
650.000
French-Amer B ank..
250.000 1,005,144 2 1,254,058 100 225
The San Fran Bank.
000.000 3,400,000 105,030,478 1000 100)0 11500
Humboldt Bank___
200.000 1,388,28 I 28,227,318 100 3o0
Italian-Amer B ank..
500.000 r666,348 21,089.785 100 206 260
Liberty Bank_______
850.000 1,727,692 39,350.874 100
9,171,055 100 n o
190.3'8
115
Mission Sav Bank_
_
500.000
216,332 2,226,113 100 135
145
The Mission B an k..
200.000
270,657 4,922,977 100 120
Pacific Nat Bank_
_
000.000
Wells Fargo Bank &
_
Union Trust C o_
000.000 8,049,334 115,642,333 100 217 3£
Anglo-Calif Trust Co
500.000 2, 186,453 59, 06,241 100 330 355
Mercantile Trust Co
500.000 5,200,087 161,214,696 100 310
Crocker First Federal
50
Tr C o ______ ..
500.000 1,060,244 27,969,262
500.000 1,162,000 40,214,823 100 170
United Bank & Tr Co
San Jose—
Bank of San Jose___
First National Bank.
Growers Bank______
Security Sav B an k..
Security State Bank.

ARKANSAS— National banks June 30: Slate institutions June 30.

Surplus &
Profits.

Capital.

Ask.

275
175
400
160
150
150
180

300
200
425
175
175

100 200

215

c July 29 1926.

200

COLORADO— National banks June 30; State institutions June 30.
Per share
C olorado Spgs.—
1,980,589 100
235.843
50,000
Colorado Sav B ank..
103,868
1,816,188 100
100,000
Colorado Spgs Nat B
220,985 5,251,642 100
300.000
Exchange Nat Bank353,502
5,613,248 100
300.000
First National Bank92,122
1,672,904 100
150.000
Colo Title & Tr C o_.
Denver—
American Nat BankCentral Sav Bk & Tr
Colorado Nat Bank.
_
Denver Nat Bank_
First National BankPioneer State B ank..
Stock Yards Nat Bk_
U S National Bank-.
Guardian Trust C o ..
International Tr Co_

500.000
500.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,500.000
100.000
250.000
550.000
240.000
500.000

583,436
129,570
1,603,272
1,141,553
1,817.568
15,500
43,752
1,290,135
23,110
1,364,559

Leadville—
Carbonate AmerN B

100,000

30,403

P u eblo—
First National Bank.
Minnequa Bank___
Western Nat B an k..
Pueblo Sav & Tr C o.

500.000 1,099,167 11,863,451
102,387 2,325,572
30,000
1,735,771
154,981
100.000
249,709 4,528,005
100.000

9,781,170
3,754,525
35,437,410
31,627,018
40,662,238
634,188
1,652,971
19,372,629
611,951
17,332,214

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

1,405,278 100

Per share

Per share

100
100
100
100

CONNECTICUT— National banks June 30; State institutions June 30
Per share
B r id g e p o r t City National Bank- 1,000,000 1,468,400 12,182,120 ion 225 230
First National Bank- 1,000,000 1,816,479 18,687.882 ion 290 300
878,441 11,643,512 100 210 220
Bridgeport Trust C o. 1,000,000
210,543
5,722,610 Kill 195 20u
200.000
Amer Bank & Tr C o.
300,000
106,378
1,944,226 Kill 145
150
Comm'l Bk & Tr C o.
100,000
118,031
1,133,208 100 160
North End Bk & Tr_
150,171
2,926.713 100 148
150
200.000
West Side Bank_____
Per share
H artford—
City Bank & Tr C o-_
900.000 1,054,910 19,329,052 100 600
30 200
Conn River Bkg Oo_
150,000
836,820 5,249,826
First National Bank. 1.150,000 1,284,742 9,299,706 Kill 230
G'.astonbury Bk & Tr
100,000
85,810
1,104,513 50
50
Hartford-Aetna N B . 2,000.000 3,917,983 20,155,323 100 400
805,000 100 100
Merchants Bk & T r.
100,000
48,127
3,205,328 100 115
Mutual Bk & Tr C o.
300,000
129,541
Phoenix State Bank
& Tr C o ________ 1.600,000 2,300,000 25,001,00 I 100 400
United States Sec Tr 2.000,000 1,966,516 12,818,087 100 435
182,079 2,250,814 10 I
150.000
East Hartf Trust Co .
Hartford-Conn Tr Co 2,000.000 3,251,347 21,373,809 100 600
100,000
163,201
3,124,643 100 475
Park Street Trust Co
553,651
2.831,130 100 450
300,000
Riverside Trust C o ..
50
50,000
1,180,574
Simsbury Bk & Tr Co
64,157
5,645,236 100
Travelers Bk & Tr Co
100,000
449,567
Per share.
New Elaven—
100,000
183,797 2,793,562 100 175
Amer Bank & Tr C o.
_
300,000
118,410 3,139.657 100 11534
Bway Bk & Tr C o_
First National Bank- 1,050.000 1,424,306 17,034,657 100 245
300,000 1,115,000 16,350,937 60 320
Mechanics’ Bank
50 85
Merchants Nat Bank
500,000
523,678 8,372,664
New Haven Bk NBA 1.200,000 2,224,469 8,528,657 100 235
Nat Tradesm Bk&Tr
500,000
627,311
3,277,555 100 170
173
750,000 1,337,333 10,209,216 100 2?0
Second Nat Bank_
_
Un & N Haven Tr Co
650,000 1,270,778 10,559,972 100 300
Per share
Norwich—
100,000
Merchants' Nat Bk.
84,503
553,543 100 100
110
Thames Nat Bank-. 1,000,000
807,336 3,302,073 100 140
115
100,000
Uncas National Bank
68,251
680,000 100 100
105
Bankers Trust C o_
_
100,000
39,180
861,717 100
100

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BANKS AND TEUST COMPANIES
CONNECTICUT— (C oncluded)
Capital.

W aterbury—
Citiz & Mfrs' Nat Bk
Waterbury Nat Bank
Colonial Trust C o_
_
Merchants Trust C o.
Waterbury Trust Co.

Surplus &
Profits.

Gross
Deposits.

$
$
$
641,773 10,600,682
600,000
513,478 4,586.381
500.000
500.000 1,450,000 7,674,506
400.000
479,257 6,591,560
333,440 3,895,528
300.000

DEI|&WARE —'National banks June 30; State institutions
W ilm ington—
Central Nat Bank_
_
247,816
1,615,105
210.000
Farmers' Bank_____
500.000 1,463,378 15,882,324
Industrial Trust C o. 1,250.000
332,437 2.301,578
Nat Bk of Delaware.
187,431
1,469,603
110.000
Union National Bank
203.175
881.430 4,065.110
Delaware Trust C o .. 1.000.000
348,360 7,248,146
Equitable Trust Co
1.000.000 1 545 ° 0 C 5,025.645
Security T & S D Co
895.0 0 1,330,765 7,518,556
Wilmington Trust Co 2,000,000 1,584,773 15,424,374

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IDAHO— National banks June 30.
Par.
100
50
100
100
100

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
300
80
550
300
200

June 30.
Per
100 125
50 140
50 62
100 200
25 130
100 118
100 310
100 288
50 133

share.
130
150
65
210
140
125
325
310
140

Capital.
Boise C ity—
Boise City Nat Bank
Pacific Nat Bank__

S
250.000
300.000
300.000

Surplus
& Profits.
$
243,823
350,863
117,850

Gross
Deposits.
$
4,081,894
6.912,729
3,319,648

Par.
100
100
100

Bid.

—

ILLINOIS— National Banks June 30; State institutions June 30.
A urora—Aurora Nat Bank_
_
313,664 2,688.265 100 435
100,000
228,084 3,813,041 100 335
First National Bank.
100.000
American Nat Bank100,000
300,066 2,413,805 100 375
256,985 2,971,376 100 200
Merchants Nat Bank
300.000
318,365 2,120,067 100 150
Old Second Nat Bank
200,000
Aurora Tr & Sav B k.
200.000
206,669 2,519,366 100 215

Per
Ghicago—
Adams State B an k.200,000
57,180 2,351,107 100 145
n
_
Aetna State Bank_
200,000
178,487 4,012,948 1 > 180
Albany Park Nat Bk
200,000
92,047 3,349,565 100 165
O
an k..
200.000
154,947 4,149,770 IO 160
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA— Nat. banks Juup30. State institutions June30. Alliance Nat BBank1,769,296 100 125
Ashland State
250.000
45,000
200.000
88,726 2,540,439 100 150
Per share. Atlas Excb Nat Bank
W ash in g ton —
Austin National Bk.
200.000
126,362 3,578,830 1 1) 140
Columbia Nat Bank
457,982 3,758,921 100 x357
250,000
Austin State Bank. .
300.000
311,867 6,058,687 100 275
Commercial Nat Bk. 1,000.000
512,555 14,884,819 100 xZ
235
1,110,954 1 1) 182
Beverly S tate Sav Bk
100.000
42.958
Bank of Comm & Sav
10 255
139,579
1,799,846
100.000
Boulevard Bridge Bk
500.000
272,386 13,093,907 100 210
10
195,840
522,026
37,165
1,377,118 1 D
Boulevard State S Bk
200.000
38,179
District Nat B ank.. 1.000.000
908,809 9,187.725 100 x233 240
BowmanvilleNat’lBk
200.000
75,315 4,470,504 100 17m
Farm & Mech N at.
398,000 3,509,053 100 x270 290
252.000
1,641,142 1 1 103
0
200.000
59,412
Broadway Nat Bank
Fed'l Amer Nat Bank 1,600.000 1,047.165 12,004,558 100 x310 315
1,319,222 1 )) 1135
200.000
Bryn Mawr State Bk
50,013
Franklin Nat Bank _
123,497 4,528,069 100
225.000
1,4.39,076 1 10
200.000
Binga State Bank_
_
59,308
Liberty Nat Bank. .
239,000 3,239,075 100 205
500.000
1,776.976 1 10 191
118,569
Build & Merch St Bk
200.000
Lincoln Nat Bank.
543,647 6,595.631 100 300
400.000
Calumet Nat B an k..
300.000
213,307 10,854.917 100 290
Merch Bk & Tr C o._ 1,000.000
315,848 9,376.649 100 150 155
300.000
Capital State Sav Bk
122,008 4,496,394 100 180
160.000
144,207 4,237,408 100
Central Mfg Dist Bk
600.000
800,924 9,635,804 100 400
Nat Bank o f Wash’n 1.050,000 1,027,524 8,375.286 100 275 295
2,061,196 1 ) t 240
400.000
Chic Lawn State Bk.
351,451
Nat Capita] Bank_
_
307,453
200.000
1,824.196 100 260
Citizens State Bank.
500.000 <?435,352 8,780,820 100 338
Nat Metropol Bank
800.000 1.217.090 15,390,051 100 400
400.000
City State Bk of Chic
206,550 2,434,285 1 I
Riggs National Bank 2,500.000 2,078.897 42,819.996 100 443 445
Cont & Com Nat Bk . 25.000.000 22,784,630 400.364.161 100 453
Second Nat B an k..
388.624 5,495,713 100 250
500.000
200.000
Columbia State S Bk
82,043 2,696.892 1 10 160
Secur Sav & Com Bk
300.000
311,608 4,864.745 100 z332
350
1,639,545 110
Community State Bk
200 000
59,365
Wash‘ton Say's Bk
648.697
10 265 285
100.000
31,726
Cosmopolitan St Bk
750.000
472,717 11,708,437 100 215
Amer Secur & Tr C o. 3,400,000 3,296,510 29,868,887 100 370 380
Cottage Grove St Bk
200.000
114,174 3,828,034 100 160
Continental Trust Co 1.000.000
162,898 2.629,378 100 93
95
1,290,008 100
Cragin State B an k..
100.000
21,778
Nat’l Sav & Tr Co
1.000.000 2.491,409 10.995,470 100 495
Depositors State Bk.
268,742 5,542,159 100 190
350.000
Munsey Trust Co ._ 2,000.000
875,097 4,844,577 10)
200.000
173,433 2,609,702 100
Union Trust C o . .
964,360 7,145,167 100 z223
2,000,000
226 V
2 Division State Bank.
1,391,604 100 105
Douglass Nat Bank.
200,000
36,525
United States Sav Bk
100.000
218,571
2,267,076 1 ‘0 500
Drexel State B an k..
350.000
421,445 8,666,596 100 235
Wash Loan & Tr C o. 1.000.000 2,160,313 13,753,740 100 465 490
1,000.000
Drovers Nat Bank
545,681 16,757,664 100 222
200.000
First Englew Slate Bk
127,225 3,512,917 100 175
FLORIDA— National banks June 30; State institutions June 30.
First National Bank. 15,000.000 19,160,032 259,401,994 100 592
Jacksonville—
200,000
Per share. First Nat Englewood
649,334 6,899,538 100 4(5
Foreman Nat Bank * 4.000,000 5,122,176 83,142,860 100 470
Atlantic Nat B ank.. 2,000,000
867,833 46,154,341 100 250
Barnett N B o f Jack
Fullerton State Bank
250.000
133,292 3,448,024 100 175
1.000.000 1,299,037 29,707,533 100 300 300
Citizens Bank______
Garfield Park St S Bk
500,000
102,844 2.483,178 100 300
100.000
244,458 6,132,765 100 178
Florida Nat B ank..
Guardian Nat B nk. 1,000.000
312,503 3,505,628 10 1 ______
1,000.000 1,085,954 31,018,984 100 210 225
PeoDle’s Bank______
Halsted St State B k.
300,000
105,995 5,151,879 100 200 225
200.000
250.247 3,626,663 100 250
1,319,810 100 115
Hamilton State B k ..
200.000
53,046
1,059,185 100
Lakeland—
Harbor State Bank. _
100.000
28,011
2,168,622 100
First National Bank
Hill State Bank_____
100,000
200,000
174,334 2,874,892 ioo 350
59,091
00
State Bk o f Lakeland
Humboldt State Bk.
150,000
200,000
148,361
2,820,574 100 200 250
104,865 4.095,035 100 205
Hyde Park State Bk.
300,000
387.762 5,499,205 100 270
1,975,732 100 135
Miami—
Iminel State B ank..
200.000
55,685
1,175,559 100
Bk o f Bay Biscayne 1,000.000 1,079,758 33,703,720 100
Immigrant State Bk.
200.000
63,579
Independence St Bk.
City Nat. B k& T r Co 2,000,000
549,741 16,561,345
400,000
178,540 5,405,912 100 190
First National Bank. 1,200,000 1,503,260 41,7oO,l* 4 100
Irving Park Nat Bk.
200.000
186.273 4,405,422 100 290
1,578,505 100
First Tr & Sav Bank
Irving State Savs Bk
200,000
300.000
297,946 4,045,591 100
39,315
1,401,815 100
Miami Beach First
Jackson Park Nat Bk
200,000
21.879
National Bank _
256,112
300,000
4,216,490 100
Jefferson Park N a t..
250,000
133,809 4,076,370 100 220
Southern Bk & Tr Co
Kaspar Amer St Bk. 1,600,000 1,025,719 16,749,613 100 200
129,842 8,530,162 100
100.000
3.v?,<<»
*
Kenwood Nat Bank.
Third Nat'l Bank. _
350.000
70,000
350,339 5,541,813 10(1 2 ,5
300.000
Biscayne Trust C o ..
Lake State Bank____
223,038 3,067,493 100
500.000
150.000
158.956 4,130,805 10 125
Trust Co of Florida
Lake View State B k.
200,000
392,004
(726,303 100
500.000
331,752 8,592,443 100 230
O rlando—
Lawndale Nat Bank250.000
175,697 6,369,980 100
Bk of Orange & Tr Co
La wndale State B k ..
200,000
112,641
2,691,696 100
500,000
236,389 5,086,989 10(1 410
First Nat Bk in Orlan
Lincoln State Bank.
159,142 3,204,138 10 1
100,000
1250
400,000
97.732 3,339,744 10(1 135
2,956,849 10(1 105
Orlando Bk & Tr Co
Logan Sq St & SavBk
100,000
194,954 4,972,265 100
200,000
85,601
St Bk o f Orl & Tr Co
Mad & Ked State Bk 1,000.000
189,742 6,896,559 100
100,000
505,846 12,392,181 10C 229
St. A ugu stin e—
Mad Sq State BankC
300,000
76,385 2,562,751 1 1 152
130,000
82,843 3,744,268 100
Market Trad St Bk.
400,000
132,807 3,007,197 10(1 135
People’s Bk for Sav.
Marquette Pk St Bk
25,000
109,756
1,789,390 100
200.000
167,939 2,789,767 100 220
1,493,003 100
Marshall Sq State Bk
St Augustine Nat Bk
50.000
56,354 2,579,615 100
200.000
56,486
Metrop State Bank.
The Commercial Bk.
32,690
1,025,946 100
30.000
200,000
171,102 3,011,680 100 165
St. Petersburg—
Mutual Nat Bk of Ch
200.000
145.540 4,605,748 1 in 275
Alexander Nat Bank
200,000
74,890 2,394,015 ion 200
225
Nat Bk of Republic. 4,000.000 2,099.884 87,065,532 100 290
American Bk & Tr Co
200,000
536,100 5,046,191 100
Nat Bk of Woodlawn
300,000
151 ,976 3,724,096 10(1 205
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
300,000
701.111
7.70 ,7 19 100
Nat Bk of Comm 'ce.
800 000
289,002 6,576,524 10(1 178
First National Bank.
North Ave State Bk.
600,000
632,766 10,807,986 100
300.000
151.566 8,996.412 1(10 1 5
Tam pa—
9,211,989 10(1 240
Noel State Bank____ 1,000.000
400.815
1,263,313 10(1 92
1,000,000 1,521,358 26,016,783 100
Ogden National Bank
200.000
42,624
947,652 15.107,940 100
Exchange Nat Bank.
200
500,000
People’sStk Y'dsStBk 1,000.000
535.354 15,911,792 10(1 264
First National Bank
Phillip State Bk & Tr
1,200.000 1,085,510 18,770,890 106
1160
O
400.000
176,794 3,844,160 IO 183
307,199 2.209,949 100
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk
500.000
750.000
373,256 10,043,620 100 260
Nat Cltv Rlr Tampa
1,414,954 100
P o r ta g e Park N a t B k
500,000
400.000 5,410.049 100
200.000
40,667
W est Palm Beach
Prudential St Savs Bk
200,000
217,658 3,748,113 100 190
1,269,780 100
The Citizens Bank
228,000
100.000
2,669,334 ion
400
Public State Bank_
_
200.000
64,884
Farmers Bk & Tr Co
100,000 1,052,113 14,588,383 ion 2000 2500
Reliance State Bank.
750,000
442,000 9,590,272 100 240
First Am Bk & Tr Co
300,000 C413.367 9,507,353 100
Roseland State S Bk.
200.000
215,278 4,494,896 10(1 290
Schiff Tr & Sav Bank
500.000
154.789 6,128,751 10U 275
Second Citizens St Bk
200,000
l
54,807 2,526,371 1 M 135
2d N W State Bank.
200.000
115,050 2,817,120 100 175
GEORQIA— National banks June 30; State institutions June 305,671,411 100
Second Security Bk.
350.000
328,526
700.000
A tla n ta—
Per share. Security Bank______
563,345 8.497,515 100 350
1,456,080 10 >
Skala State Bank_
_
200.000
46,047
American Sav Bank.
C77.431
388,682 10(1 125
200,000
So Chicago Sav B k ..
800.000
Atl & Lowry Nat Bk 4,000.000 3,776,243 47,670,873 10(1 310 315
436,000 7,177,647 100 280
South Side Tr & Sav.
9,883.656 100 234
750,000
302,889
Citizens & South Bk 3,000,000 3,023,231 59,716,713 t
250 260
Southwest State Bk.
200,000
207,284 3,261,988 100 143
Fourth Nat Bank_
_ 1.200.000 2,524,881 32,174.510 10(1 337 342
State Bk of Chicago. 2,500.000 7,287,288 55,762,384 100 780
Fulton Nat Bank
750,000 C398.O60 10.894,952 10(1 135
140
Stock Yards Nat Bk. 1,350.000
Ga Sav Bk & Tr Co
649,824 17,390,978 100 278
3,378.000 100 225 235
500,000
425,000
Stk Yds Tr & Sav Bk
337,500
313,601 10,426,542 100
Atlanta Trust Co
1,500,000 C752.564 5,889.056 100 130
138
Stony Isl State S Bk
400.000
l
250.170 3,048,682 1 M 215
2,000,000 1,875,286 6.402,076 100
Transportation Bank
250.000
32,219 2,095,267 100
A ugusta—
200.000
Per share. 26th St State B an k..
66,499 2,279.185 100 165
Union Bank of Chic. 1,000,000 1,079,686 9,894.209 100 237
Georgia RR Bank
1,000,000
414,911
9,178,668 100
Union State Bkof SCn
3,595,261 M I 185
Citizens & South B k. 3,000.000 3,023,231 59.716,713 t
200,000
146,891
255 265
United State B an k..
200.000
Nat Exchange Bank.
106
217,515 3,114,523 100 235
400,000
220,386 3,120,912 100 103
h
Univ St Bk of C h ic..
300.000
Union Savings Bank
151,980 2,731,759 10(1 JH
100.000 clOl.758
1,625,140 100 140
155
Per share. Washington Pk N Bk
800.000
Colum bus—
341,3 6 12,043,615 100 257
W Englewood Nat Bk
200,000
897.678 10.) 215
Ool Sav Bk & Tr C o .
250,000
65,279
211,057 2.885,631 ion 150
160
Fourth Nat Bank. .
1,446,321 100 130
500.000
13214 West Engl’wTr&S Bk
394.744 5,581,648 100 330
300,000
156,365
W Highland State Bk
1,200,720 100
200.000
Home Savings Bank
100.000
123,445
1,487.945 100 145 150
90,440
West Madison St Bk
Merch & Mech Bank
300.000
91,237 2,262.455 100
200.00C
1,700,168 100 190
1 5
275,00C
West Side Nat Bank
2,556.769 100 125
First Nat Bk of C ol.
200.000
200,000
121,607
1,261,025 101! 125
150
217,448
West Town State Bk
Third National Bank
300.000
500.00C
O
155
216,856 5,885,947 100 2/0
566,331 2,193,343 IO 150
M acon—
Per share. Amalg Tr & Savs Bk
200.000
155,555 3,097,880 100
Auburn Pk Tr & S Bk
1,114,185 100
Citizens & Sou Bank 3,000,000 c3,023,231 59,716,713 t
300.000
123,572
263 262
Bway Tr & Savs Bk.
2,139.086 100 150
Fourth Nat Bank .
200.000
500.00C
190
43,446
506.967 10.906,842 100 185
Calumet Tr & Sav Bk
1,495,202 10(1 19.5
Macon Nat Bank_
_
200.000
200.000
43,409
248,796 4,035.565 100 195 200
Central Tr Co of 111. 6,000,000 4,638,001 91,614,851 100 3 0 1
Macon Savings Bk .
50.000
562,754 100 265 300
155.773
Savannah—
Per share. Chic City Bk & Tr Co 1.0 10,000 1,153.773
8,040.99 I 10(1 3 15
Citizens' & Sou Bank 3.000,000 3.023.231 59.716.713 100 255 265
_ 2,000.000 1,490,788 27,421,835 100 276
Chicago Trust C o_
Exchange Bank_____
Citizens Tr & Sav Bk
2.287.000 100 115
250.000
200,000
55,213 2.535,878 100
137,000
130
Liberty Bk & Tr C o.
Commerce Tr & S Bk
200,000
1,881.548 loo
300.000
47,254
617,168 4,926.835 100 180 200
Commonw T & S Bk
Savannah Bk & TrCo
O
2,004,264 100 160
700,000
200.000
4,654,865 IO
165
88,194
767,250
tizens' Bk & Tr Co
Cont & Com Tr & SB 5,000.000 12,244.714 98,627,485 i 00
300.000
90.896
1,372,343 100 100
105
Devon Tr & Savs Bk
1,395,799 lool 1 2 0
200,000
58,975
* Sale price I Branch o f Savannah, c April 12 1926. “ Dec. 31 1925. 0 Partial payments. I Last sale. (N ew stock, x Ex div




Ask.

—

450
350
400
225
_____
225
share
150
190
____ *
135
150

106

190
410
250
451
_____
—
195
135
245
595
425
____
190
___
125
—
145
210

205
127
140
160

285
182
185
100
269

245
300
180
—
295
240
785
281
455
225
200

225
335
131
—

307
280

126

IOW A— (C oncluded)

ILLIN O IS— (C on clu ded).
Capital.
C hicago (Concl.)
Drovers Tr & Sav Bk
East Side Tr & S B k.
Equitable Trust C o.
Fidelity Tr & Sav Bk
First Tr & Sav Bank.
Foreman Tr & S B k.
Franklin Tr & S B k.
Greenebaum Sons’
Bank & Trust C o.
Guarantee Tr & Sav.
Harris Tr & Sav B k.
Home Bank & Tr Co
Howard \ve T & S Bk
Illinois Merch Tr Co
Inland Tr & Sav Bk
Italian Tr & Savs Bk
Keystone Tr & Sav
Kimbell Tr & Sav Bk
Lake Shore Tr & S B
Lakeview Tr & S B .
Liberty Tr & Sav Bk
Lincoln Tr & Sav Bk
Mercantile Tr & Sav.
Mid-City Tr & S Bk.
Northcenter Tr & S B
Northern Trust C o._
No Shore Tr & Sav B
Northw’n Tr & S Bk.
Peoples’ Tr & Sav Bk
Pullman Tr & Sav Bk
Sheridan Tr & SavBk
South West Tr & Sav
Standard Tr&Sav Bk
Stockmen’s Tr & S B
Union Trust C o____
W Side Tr & Sav Bk
Woodlawn Tr & S Bk
Elgin—
Elgin National Bank
First National Bank
Home National Bank
Union National Bank
Elgin City B ’k ’g Co
Home Tr & Sav B k.
P eoria—
Central Nat B a n k ..
Commercial Nat Bk
Dime Sav & Trust Co
First National Bank
Home Sav & State
State Trust & Sav Bk
Merch & 1 1 Nat B k.
1
First Trust & Sav Bk
Q u in cy—
Illinois State B an k..
Quincy R N Bk & Tr
State St Bk & Tr Co.
Mercantile Tr & S B .
State Sav L & Tr C o.
R ock ford —•
Commercial Nat Bk.
Forest City Nat B k.
Manufac’rs Nat Bank
Peoples Bk & Tr C o.
Rockford Nat Bank.
Security Nat B an k..
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third National Bank
Sprin gfield—
First National Bank.
Illinois Nat Bank_
_
Ridgely-Farm’s S Bk
Sp’gfield Marine___
First State Tr * S Bk

57

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

Oct., 1926.]

%
250,000

Gross
Surplus. &
Deposits.
Profits

Par.

%
%
7,530,440
621,782
1,585.457
131 ,020
77,366 3,954,106
124.833 4,705,404
11,125,706 121,170,646
i , 097,742 14,432,003
605,355
5,935,211

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

1,500,000 1,480,089 26,377,540
300,000
373,266 3,017,548
4.000 000 4,828,164 70.316,442
9,373,224
1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0
722,033
1 0 0 .0 0 0
34,799
1.051.471
15,000,000 30,197,363 381,265.839
115,942 2,459,965
300.000
1,444,876
2 0 0 .0 0 0
33,678
1,791,135
70,370
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
158,705 4,138,001
7,783,373
268,941
500,000
833,401 13,022.554
500,000
274,622 10,188,043
500,000
239,147 3,581,886
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
9,638,195
396,433
600,000
330,910 13,490,291
750,000
1,281,662
31,166
10 0 ,0 0 0
2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 5,631,656 58,052,863
1,247,665
21,180
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 1,021,424 19,802,649
746,160 22,883,812
1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
6,184,264
466,323
500,000
534,621 10,905,629
1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
131,054 5,088,610
350,000
1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 1,050,075 20,187,384
210,427 2,924,461
2 0 0 .0 0 0
3.000.000 4,196, i 99 70,575,983
297,018 14,102,183
700,000
387,626 9,321,749
500,000

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
100
10 0
10 0
100
100
100
10 0
100
100
10 0
100
10 0
100
10 0

80,831
212,876
314.o75
9 >.000
247,221
218,533

1,675,326
2,431,709
2,531,535
900,000
2,690,894
1,948,358
5,703,998
9,312,895
2,981,757
6,674,442
3,229,625
1,78 M 9
6,221,234
3,432,875

10 0
100
10 0
100
100
100
10 0
10 0

191,384
138,8 1 6
113,115
139,324
646,373

3,394,943
5,667,621
3,663,800
2,443,888
7,552,628

10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

Per share.
405

10 0
100
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

731,845
300,000
1,125,000 1,122,652
273,335
250.000
550.000 1,044.576
177,607
250,000
178,010
400,000
804,826
500,000
447,967
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

Capital.

Bid.

2 0 0 ,0 0 0

250,000
400,000
7,500,000
1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
300,000

1 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

150.000
10 0 .0 0 0

150,000
1 0 0 ,0 0 0

300,000
500.000
500.000

135
160

145
170

250
575
•275
490
270

275

6)3
136

606
143

130
185
250
375
230
235

135

285

200

240
477

481

353
303
250
275
140
223
190
425
255
255

358

350
360
360
365
180
127 H
300
360
Per
175
135
135
170
190

280
228
2 JO
265
265

360
375
3~5
375
185
130
310
375
share.
200
140
150
175
200

Surplus &
Profits.

Gross
Deposits.

Bid.

Ask.

100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Per
250
190
180
230
. . .1
225
267

share.

100
100
100
100
100

Cedar R apids—■
Ced Rapids Nat Bk
Ced Rap SBk&Tr Co
Iowa State Sav Bk__
Merchants’ Nat B k.
People’s Sav B an k ..
Security Sav B an k ..
Amer Tr & Sav Bk__

500.000
200.000
200,000
500.000
100.000
200.000
200.000

405,572
218,989
55,214
£588,774
77,888
166,437
162,S6"

$
11,510,920
3,630,946
2,915,961
12,746,027
1,768.801
3,060,417
3,390,046

C oun cil B lu ffs—
City National BankCommercial Nat B k.
Coun Bluff Sav B k ..
First National Bank.
State Savings Bank.

120,000
100,000
150.000
300.000
50,000

99,801
10,637
206,002
116,718
202,647

2,621.180
786,563
3,805,521
3,671,994
3,685,765

Davenport—Amer Com & Sav Bk 1,000,000 1,194,330 22,274,196 100
First National Bank.
5,688,373 100
400.000
374,577
Home Savings Bank.
81,532
1,264,615 100
50,000
Iowa National Bank
150.000
201,150 4,414,804 100
American Trust O o.
100.000
472.777 100
161,470
Union Sav Bk &TrCo 1,250,000 1,362,234 18,553,921 100
Citizens’ Tr & S B k.
1,581,481 100
150,000
101,204
Des M oines—•
_
Bankers Trust C o_
Cap City State Bank
Central State B an k..
Des Moines Nat Bk.
Des Moines S B & Tr
Home Savings Bank.
Iowa Trust & Sav Bk
Iowa National Bank.
People’s Sav B an k..
University State Bk.
Valley Nat Bank___
Valley Sav Bank___
Central Trust C o_
_
Iowa Loan & Tr C o ..
D u bu q u e—
Consol Nat Bank_
_
First National BankPioneer Tr & Sav Bk
Union Tr & Sav Bank
Iowa Trust & Sav Bk
Sioux C ity—
First National Bank.
Live Stock Nat Bank
Toy Nat Bank______
Sioux Nat Bank___
Security Nat B ank..
Woodbury Co Sav Bk
Farmers’ L & Tr C o.
First Trust & S B k ..

1,000.000
150.000
250.000
1,000,000
400.000
100.000
100,000
1,200.000
100,000
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
100.000
100,000

200
200

180
250
275

Per share.

Per share.

No minal
200,359 4,437,117 100
112,347 3.202.764 100
8,141,864 100
293,551
412,860 17,080,353 100
223,703 8,319,043 100
58,693 2,229,789 100
1,713,794 100
31,010
868,511 14,643,619 100
299,417 4,197,784 100
16,902
446,671 100
289,695 4,654,743 100
226,074 3,314,796 100
£168,878
698,670 100
7,475,454 100
512,311
Per
101,912 5,664,607 100 150
300,317 4,449,787 100 225
.. 1
1,297,284 100
97,354
303,659 3,558,104 100 2 0 0
220,000 2,758,716 100 175
Per
158,975 10,090,139 100
129,866 4.282.765 100
105,695 4,632,146 100
103,827 4,388,496 100
4,772.721 100
307,631
3,464,812 10O
200,205
Q 7CC 3,917,324 100 —
fi
1,039,220 100

prices

share.
160
265
175
225
2 00

share.

.........

KANSAS—National banks June 30: State institutions June 30.
Kansas City—
p er share.
Commercial Nat Bk.
600,000
9,262,314 100 190 2 0 0
264,725
Exchange State Bank
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
82,909
2,760,124 10 0 2 00
/ 125
85,192
921,803 10 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
107,836
1,594,708 10 0
308,975 3,552,145 10 0 .........I 225
300,000
People’s Nat Bank
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
79,591
3,178,744 10 0 160 175
506,402 3,932.494 100 .........I 200
400,000
Rivorview State B k.
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
148,418 2,403,962 10 0 2 1 0
. . . 200
230,891
2,982,859 100
250.000
T opeka—■
. . . I 275
908,022 9,645,947 10 0
750.000
_
Central Nat Bank_
500.000
164,654
5,462,879 10 0
. . . 1 135
96,475 2,956,743 100
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
Farmers’ Nat Bank.
10 0 .0 0 0
1,201,466 10 0
17,466
260.442
3,056,564 10 0 . . . 1 250
125,000
Fidelity Sav State Bk
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
15.000 2.550.000 10 0
. . . 1 200
390,750 4,605,727 10 0
500,000
Kaw Valley Nat B k.
10 0 ,0 0 0
27,468
585,150 10 0
Per share. Merchants’ Nat B k.
135,282 4,269,510 10 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
5,845,794 10 0
241,073
500 000
Nat Bank of Topeka .
296,441
7,656,998 10 0
500.000
300,000
152,267 4,698,017 10 0
Shawnee State Bank.
60,000
30.000
850.000 10 0
316,169 9,379,393 100
600,000
State Savings Bank.
80.000 2 . 10 0 .0 0 0 100
10 0 .0 0 0
7,728,552 100
554,491
500,000
Topeka State B an k..
050,629
1,647,339 10 0
50,000
344,163
4,961,464 10 0
500.000
Central Trust C o_
_
1,951,114 10 0
400,000
166,386
W ich ita—
First National Bank. 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 1 ,0 2 1 ,0 0 0 18,196,890 10 0 275 290
INDIANA— National banks June 30: Slate institutions June 301 0 0 ,0 0 0
72S.000 10 0
1 2 1 ,0 0 c
Per share• Fourth Nat Bank.
Evansville—
175
421,036 13,218,651 10 0 160
1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
Citizens’ Nat Bank
500,000 r561,854 12,311,576 10 0 240
Merch State B an k..
83,000
1,850,000 100 125 20 0
10 0 .0 0 0
C
Lamasco Bank .
1,458,564 IO 170 175
60,000
100,O C
O
State Reserve Bank
90
500.000
105,000 3,000,000 100
225
C
National City Bank
293.692 6,946,956 IO 2 0 0
500,00C
Southwest Nat Bank
125
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
46,810
1,400,917 10 0 10 0
12 0
Mercantile Com’l Bk
57,628 2,094,632 10(1 115
2 0 0 .0 0 0
Union Nat Bank
1,311.512 10 0 125
150
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
44,737
10 0
34,179
1,731,866 10 C 10 0
North Side Bank
10 0 ,0 0 0
Union Stock Yds Nat
20,106
640,119 10 0
110
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
225
Old Nat B a n k _____
315,409 8,238,785 10(1 20 0
500,000
Wichita State Bank.
031,072
1,847,086 10 0 225
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
211,240 4,877,695 10 0 180 2 0 0
West Side Bank_
_
250,000
225
Am Tr & Sav Bank _
197.155 3,009,140 10 0 2 0 0
250,000
KENTUCKY— National banks June 30: State institutions June 30.
Citizens Tr & S Bk
r561,854 12,311,576 1 0 U 240
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
Per share.
F ort W ayne—
C ovington—
Per share
10 0 2 2 0
235
First National Bank
529,867 13,960,970
1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0
Cent Savs Bk & TrCo
1,902,098
60,000
1 0 1 ,0 0 0
Lincoln Nat Bank
432,024 6,565,158 100 275 280
300,000
Citizens’ Nat Bank
308,291
2,549,348 10 0 190 250
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
Old National B an k..
500.000
632 187 8,530,912 too 320 330
First National Bank
500,000
469,858
5,455,990 10(1 185 2 1 0
220
Citizens’ Trust Co
263,826 4,963,583 100 2 1 0
300.000
Liberty Nat Bank
130
350,000
185,000
4,751,180 10(1 126
155
.67,800
Dime Savs & Tr Co
225,000
1,327,315 100 145
CovingtonTr&BkgCo
159,588
1,918,839 10 1 ) 175
180
10 0 ,0 0 0
150
1,697,222 100 140
63,000
Farmers Trust Co
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
People’s S Bk & Tr
120
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
1.890,765 1 0 U 115
176,643
318,572 5,169,168 10 0 225 235
Lincoln Trust Co
500.000
Lexington—
Per share
People’s Tr & Sav Co
444,181
5,39 >,o84 10 0 330 350
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
Bank of Commerce. .
261,681
2,816,197 10 0 160 165
300,000
847,645 14,016,843 10 0 350 360
Tri-State L & Tr C o.
500,000
Fayette Nat Bank .
300,000
335,064 3,246.430 100 190 20 0
In d ian ap olis—
First & City Nat Bk.
192
800,000
450,000 2,591,596 10 0 190
1.114,097 10 0
Citizens State Bank.
68.16S
10 0 ,0 0 0
Guaranty Bank & Tr
10 0
300,000
2,972,678 100
19,777
5,398,129 10 0 113
Continental Nat Bk
156.261
400,000
Phoenix Nat Bk & Tr 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
182
531,601
5,147,425 10 0 180
749,888 33,107,020 100 161
Fletcher-Am Nat Bk 3,000.000
Second Nat Bank.
100 225
150,000
257,434
1,322,460
230
268
Indiana Nat Bank
2 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 2,647,611 38,567,654 100 265
Union Bank & Tr Co
150,000
94,576
1,842,663 10 0 270 275
1,237,932 100 160
170
Live Stock Ex Bank
122,525
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
Security Trust Co
500,000
150,000 2,775,973 10 0 400
27,446
1,241,940 1 0 )
Marion Co State Bk.
50,000
Per share
Louisville—
Merchants’ Nat Bk. 1,250,000 i.90o,288 12,172,024 10 0 320
Citizens’ Union N B . 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 2,027,509 26,329,413 10 0 450
517,953
6,507,263 10 0 ______ t - - - Meyer-Kiser B an k..
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
First National Bank
500,000
648,984 12,840,440 10 0 5o5 570
1/3.870
2,805,522 100 245
People’s State Bank
125,000
Liberty Ins Bank .
500,000 1,286,325 17,065,734 100 520 525
58,862 2,056.781 100 1 1 2
Aetna Tr & Sav C o. .
250,000
Security Bank. .
300,000
336,547 2,144,300 100 275 290
155,161
3,247,802 100 129
Bankers Trust C o__
250,000
Kent Tit B & T C o .. ,250 0001
SI 8,852 4,653,634 110 0
81,303
1,929,398 10 0 150
250.000
1 1 0 0 .0 0 0 f
11 0 0
90
221,397
10 0 236
1,554,354
Farmers Trust Co .
300.000
Lincoln Bank & T r.
750,000
341,333 7,145,140 10 0 160
125,000
1,969,053 10 0 154
Fidelity Trust Co .
10 0 ,0 0 0
Louisv Nat Bank . .
500,000
442,675 9,131,385 10 0 235
Fletcher Sav& Tr _. 1,500,000 1,522,395 19,553,223 100 250
Nat Bk of Kentucky. 2,500,000 4,704.465 41,977,243 10 0 355
Indiana Trust C o__ 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 1,205,006 11,960,813 10 0 225
Stock Yards Bank.
10 0 ,0 0 0
77,420
914,395 10 0 187 2 0 0
28,791
State Sav & Tr Co
1.859,425 10 0 10 0
375.000
Bankers Trust Co _ .
33,018
114
250,000
746,000 10 0
304,103
4,584,718 10 0 2,35
Security Trust C o_
_
2 0 0 .0 0 0
Fidelity & Colum Tr
2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 1,447,840
4,371,751 10 0
215
Union Trust C o .. .
600.000 1,900,647 20,630,179 10 0 395 425
Louisville Trust Co
1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
632,115 5,316,729 100 235
63,185 2,274,964 10 0 154
Wash Bank & Tr C o.
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
United States Tr Co . 350,000
199,102
1,474,535 10 0 150
121,762 5,915,305 10 0
Wild & Co State Bk
t ----10 0 ,0 0 0
N ewport—
Per share
No minal prices American Nat Bank.
Terre H aute—
10 0 ,0 0 0
196,499
1,459,944 10 0 2 2 0
225
439,944 4,260,550 10 0 170
First National Bank.
185
700,000
Newport Nat Bank. .
10 0 ,0 0 0
335,643 2,761,047 10 0 20 0
561,576 3,292,643 10 0 2 1 0
McKeen Nat Bank.
215
500,000
336,595 3,178,532 10 0 235 250
Terre Haute Nat Bk
300.000
LOUISIANA— National Banks June 30; State institutions June 30.
157,285 2,742,863 10 0 135
Citizens Trust C o__
150
400,000
801,009 8,023,429 10 0 285 300
Terre Haute Trust
500,000
New Orleans—
Per share
344,105 4,559,365 10 0 165
United States Tr C o.
500,000
American Bank & Tr
500,000
353,675 7,459,491 10 0 171
180
Canal Bank & Trust
IOW A— National banks June 30: State institutions June 30C o. ____________ 4,750,000 3,255,146 71,525,111 10 0 255 262
Norn inal
B urlington—
Int-State Tr & B Co
750,000 1 ,2 1 1 ,0 0 0 13,821,667 10 0 335
Amer S Bk & Tr C o.
300,000 0631,786 4 ,829,406 10 0 300 315
New Orl Bk & Tr Co
401,004 7,123,416 10 0 1 60
1 ,2 0 0 ,0 0 0
Burlington Sav Bk__
10 0 ,0 0 0
el33,727 2 459,385 10 0 2 0 0
2 10
Marine Bk & Tr Co
2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 1,248,289 23,687.098 10 0 190
Farmers & Merch S B
1 317,z43 10 0 150
50,000
47,000
Whitney-Cent N B . . 2,800,000 r3.128.100 60,845,579 10 0 336
343
First Iowa State Tr
Hibernia Bk & Tr Co 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 2,720,912 50,746,297 10 0 342
684,849 9 679,190 10 0 2 0 0
Sav Bank________
600,000
2 10
Whitney-Cent Tr &
Merchants’ Nat B k.
1 0 0 .0 0 0
0107,254 2 215,990 10 0 2 0 0
2 10
Savings Bank___ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 03,128,100 60,845,579 10 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0

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BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
MASS ACHUSETTS— (Concluded)

LOUISIANA (C onclnded)
Capital.
Shreveport—
American Bk & T Co
150.000
American Nat Bank.
300.000
First National Bank. 1.000.000
City Sav Bk & Tr Co
500.000
Commercial Nat Bk. 1.000.000
Exchange Nat Bank.
200.000
ExchangeBkA TrC o
100,000
Contin’l B A Tr Co
300.000

Surplus &
Profits.

Gross
Deposits.

Par.

$
$
51,030 1,174,545
50
2,253,890 100
98.970
572,483 11,483.388 1001
543,853
7,748,756 100]
565,536 15,052,667 100
48.281
2,273,773 100'
21,390
1,037.639 50/
216,262 4,265,487 100

md.

600,000
563,494 4,615.278
300.000
164,627 6,530.451
600.000
571,427
8.964,029
300.000
917,675 9.830.854
400,000 1,061,321 15,004,909
500.000
500,000 12,028,940
150.000
1,798,727
47,313
250,000
439,199
1,2.50,898

MARYLAND— National banks June 30: State institutions
Baltimore—
Balt Comm’l B an k.. 1,000,000
478,570 10.898,835
Calvert Bank_______
3 *2,o23 8,188,3o2
200.000
Canton Nat Bank_
_
100.000
125,000 2,900,000
Citizens' Nat B an k.. 3,000,000 5,503,119 29,934,096
Chesapeake B of Balt
50.000
144,570 2,721,069
Commonw'lth Bank.
282,021
8,697,113
300,000
Drov & Mechanics'
National Bank_
_
600.000 1,082,440 15,493,691
Farm & Mer N Bank.
650.000
437,055 7,166,596
Mercantile Bank___
120.291 3.576,321
200.000
Merchants Nat Bank 4.000.000 2,902.176 50,631,525
Nat Bank of Balt__ 1,500.000 1,379,018 18,358,696
Nat Cent Bk of Balt.
400.000
569.496 3.957.976
Nat Marine Bank__
342.884 5.129,927
400.000
Nat Un Bank o f Md 1.000.000
986.549 9,695,427
Old Town Nat Bank.
262,824 3,824,766
800.000
Park Bank_________
500,000
388.830 4,264,832
West Baltimore Bank
137,247 1,846,706
100,000
Western Nat B an k..
750,000
799,958 51,927,362
Baltimore Trust Oo. 3,500.000 4,219,962 6,002,015
Century Trust C o_
_ 1,000,000 1,281.227 6.322,465
Colonial Trust C o_
_
232,947 2,181.239
300,000
Commerce Trust C o.
321,931
2,593.529
750,000
Continental Tr C o .. 1,350.000 1.954.637 10,868,953
Equitable Trust C o. 1.250.000 1,491,712 18,734,783
Fidelity Trust C o __ 1,000,000 2,400.780 17,800,092
Maryland Trust C o. 1,000,000
778,668 10.048.381
Mercantile Tr & Dep 1,500,000 3,890,783 19,079.087
Safe Dep & Trust Co 1,200,000 4,481.644 16.891,211
Security Storage &Tr
259,345
1,329.811
200,000
Title Guar & Tr C o ..
662,014 8,244.760
400.000
Union Trust C o_____ 1.000.000 1,566,358 21,491,847
Frederick—
Citizens’ Nat B an k..
100,000
775,395 6,169,480
Comm’l State Bank.
160,000
92,500 2,581,432
Farm & Mech N Bk.
307,234 3,179,802
125,000
Frederick Co Nat Bk
150,000
61,358 2.059,240
Fr’k Town Sav Inst.
255,392 3,080,634
150,000
flputril Trust On
460 nnn
907.698 7.745.168

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Per share
83
80
165
158
335 340
215
200

225
215

180

200

130
140
135
300
300
160
95
300

135
150
140
350
360
180
100
350

June 30
10(1
5
(1
100
10
25
50

Per share.
141
142
150
200
49 M 50
135

100 405
40 65
25 50
10 26 H 27 X
A
100 236
100 251
260
30 55
100 200
10 10 H 11
10 28 y2 30
25 50
20 35
36
50 128M 130
100 158
25 63
50 57
58
100 235 240
25 66
50 143
100 181
50 402
100 1025
1100
100 300
100 400
50 233

100 900
40 62
25 75
15 21 Y
u
100 200
50 175
MASSACHUSETTS—
—Nat. banks (exet Boston) June'JO slate insts. June 30.
Boston—
Deposits o] Nat. banks date kept. _9 1926
Per share.
Atlantic Nat B an k.. 6,000,000 4,777,697 109,, 72,000 100 245 250
Boston Nat Bank_
_
400.000
114,422 3,2ii,000 100 ____ l 115
Brotherhood o f Loco
Engin Nat B an k..
500.000
66,140 63,383,332 100 100 110
Oitizens’ Nat Bank.
480,721
7.8i8,000 100 130
750,000
Oomm Sec Nat Bank
500,000
395,655 5,808,000 100 165 175
Federal Nat B ank..
1,500.000
450,000 27,894,000 100 125
First National Bank 20.000,000 24,120,935 286,301,000 100 3:5
3..7
Merchants’ Nat Bk, 3.000.000 6,365,677 54,912,000 100 365 370
Nat Rock Bk of Bos 1 000,000 2,606,338 21,257,000 100 450
Nat Sliawmut. Bank. 10,000,000 8,013,150 177,616,000 100 238 242
Second Nat Bank_
_ 2,000,000 4,456,675 So,321,000 100 385 390
Web A Atlas N B k .. 1,000.000 1,210.307 1 2812,000 100 22c
230
American Trust C o .. 1.500,000 2,792.112 28,397,231 100 420
Bk of Comm & Tr Co
186,318 5,563,661 100 1250 260
600,000
Beacon Trust C o___ 1,500,000 2,151,985 c24,174,787 100 258 262
Boston S Dep & T r .. 1,000,000 3,937,888 18,497,400 100 460
Charlestown Tr C o ..
200,000
26,327 c3,469,281 100 165 175
Columbia Trust C o. .
100.000
126,350 c2,915,024 100 175 185
Exchange Trust C o.
1,000.000 1,111.289 C16.909, 180 100 19.5
Jamalca Plain Trust
200.000
62,345 c4,396,631 100 125
Liberty Trust C o ..
750,000
852,273 cl2.437.327 100 214
New Eng Trust C o .
1,000.000 2,885.660 24,314,758 100
Old Colony Trust Co 12,000,000 13.812.276 179,180,123 100 325 330
Roxbury Trust____
1,858,488 100
200.000
29,374
105
State Street Tr C o .. 3,000.000 3,737,255 59,509,953 100 280
U 8 Trust C o_______ 1,000,000 1,739,307 16,586,440 100 500
Winthrop Trust Co . .
100.000
80,166 2,342.032 100
Beverly—
Beverly Nat B an k..
Beverly Trust C o_
_

300.000
100,000

317,412
52,108

Brockton—
Brockton Nat Bank.
Home Nat Bank___
Plymouth Co Tr C o.

600,000
500.000
200,000

675,750 8,878,733
538,414 9,470,377
127,546 c3,640,581

Cam brldge—
Cambridge Trust Co
Central Trust C o_
_
Harvard Trust C o_
_

100,000
299,835 5,610,238 100
500,000 1,520,242 cl3,705,933 100
500,000
980,406 11,198,641 100

East Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank-

100,000

173,207

Per share
2,020,713 100 l____ 225

3,408,663
c l,344,734

100 155
100 130

160
140

Per share
100 200
100 *181
100
125
Per share

Fall River—
Fall River Nat Bank
Massasoit-Pocasse
National B an k..
Metacomet Nat Bk
Durfee Trust Oo____
Fall River iVust____

400,000

548,320

Per share
6,084,044 100 185 200

650.000
500.000
800,000
200,000

567.016
410,379
886,698
88.369

5,168,913 100 150
4,202,288 100 122
6,467,658 100 210
2,812,078 100 105

Fitchburg—
Fitchburg Bk&Tr Co
Safety Fund Nat Bk

500,000
500.000

507,309
639,192

Per share
4,901,740 100
150
6,297,269 100 175
180

Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
Gloucester Nat Bank
Glouces 8 D T rO o ..

150,000
100,000
200,000

201,938
95,119
214,840

3,106,224 100
1,615,031 100
4,903,219 100

♦Sale price a May 4, 1926. 6 June 30, 1926.
1925. s April 12 1926. x Ex-dividend.




Capital.

Ask.

MAINE— National banks June 30; State institutions June 30Bangor—
Per share
$
First National Bank.
400.000
6 886,731 100
418.538
85
Merchants' Nat Bk.
100.000
236,712
2.981.027 100 280
Eastern Tr & Bkg Co
175.000
939,895 7,182,321 100 _____? 500
Merrill Trust C o____
500,000
539,487 12,107,826 100 280 320
P ortlan d —
Canal Nat Bank___
Chapman Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Portland Nat Bank.
Fidelity Trust C o _
_
Casco-Mercantile Tr
Forest City Tr C o_
_
Union S D A Tr Co _

[V ol. 123.

155

160
/120
225

Surplus &
Profits.

Gross
Deposits.

Par.

Bid.

Ask.

Haverhill—
Essex National Bank
First National Bank.
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Nat Bank
Haverhill Trust C o ..

%
100.000
200.000
200.000
240,000
200,000

$
$
304,137 3,261,245
219,705 3,781,886
771,452 3,012,947
337,737 2,422,756
139,383 c3,817,950

Per share
100 150 150
100
100
100 150
115
100

Holyoke—
City National Bank.
Holyoke Nat B an k..
Park National Bank.
Hadley Falls Tr C o . .

500,000
400,000
100,000
500,000

336,000 4,922,000
223,093 8,606,723
152,799 1,952,085
437,150 CIO,259,638

100
100
100
100

Lawrence—
Bay State Nat Bank.
Arlington Trust Co .
Lawrence Trust, C o ..
Merchants’ Trust Co

600.000
200.000
200,000
300.000

Per share
289,875 5,024,598 100 200
150
207.110 8,094.530 100
180
398.972 10,796,282 100
498,488 c8,486,929 100 200

Lowell—
Appleton Nat Bank.
Old Lowell Nat Bank
Union National Bank
Wamesit Nat Bank
Lowell Trust Co
Middlesex Nat Bank

300.000
200.000
350.000
250.000
240.000
200,000

320.000
293,717
963,922
181.159
190,000
125,393

1,800,000
4,981.184
4,981 .173
776.629
3,500,000
4,402,919

100
100
100
100
100
100

Lynn—
Central Nat Bank__
Manufac’rs Nat Bk.
National City Bank
State National Bank
Essex Trust C o ___
Lynn S Dep & Tr Oo
Sagamore Trust C o. .
_
Security Trust C o_

200,000
200,000
300.000
200.000
250.000
100.000
125.000
200,000

620,213 6,095,996
316,854 5,104.125
311 568 5,486,696
1,514.518
35.805
504,336 3,764.449
511.008 4.254.383
40.185 c l ,779,944
396,355 c8,539,397

100
100
100
10(1
100
100
100
100

New Bedford—
First National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk_
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank___
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
Naumkeag Trust Co

Per
,rl35
126
z270
120
110
130

______

share
141
130
275
125
120
135

Per share
255
156
167 M
00 _______
220 _______
400 ________
95
230

Per share
952,555 11,458,433 100 285
500,000
9,559,823 1(H 355
)
1,000,000 1,975,313
826,352 8,057,640 100 290 305
500,000
Per share
243,073 2,637,546 100 120 120
200,000
200,000
250,000
200,000

314,489
461,561
S63.012

Springfield—
Chapin Nat Bank. .
Chicopee Nat Bank.
Springfield Nat Bank
Third National Bank
Commercial Tr Co_.
Springfield 8 D A Tr
Union Trust C o___
West Springfield T r.

500,000
500.000
500,000
1.000,000
350,000
500.000
500,000
150,000

580,935
1,015,062
1,159,703
2,005.161
165,446
1,700,442
1,812,984
138,767

Taunton—
Machinists’ Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr

200,000
300,000

215.951
217,890

Worcester—
Mechanics’ Nat Bk.
400,000
Merchants’ Nat Bk. 1,500,000
Pancroft Trust C o ..
300,000
W orcesterBk A TrCo _ 1.500,000

Per share
87
3,922,141
50 87
175
5.927,772 1(H 175
)
100
2,048.814 100
7,301,719
12,002,118
13,471,701
17,881,995
3.868,623
11.496,957
15,007.572
2,281,900

100
100
100
100
100
1(H
)
100
100

Per share
1,659,932 100
125
5,147,469 100 125

30; State institutions June 30
287,313
286,965
61,600
477,111

Per share
4,758,735 100 170 200
6,307,913 100
1,142,700 100
5,479,114 100

829,152

9,445,154 100 225

851,813 33,250,712 100
2 000,000
3,338,940 1,227,447 c48,340,231 100
2,000,000 2,058,536 38.553,969 100
245,583 c8,170,805 100
1,000,000

750,000
1.500.000
1,500.000
7.500.000
2.500,000
2,000.000
1.000.000
2,000,000
250,000
2,000,000
2,500.000
6,000,000
l.nno.ooo
5,000.000
500.000
500.000
2,000,000
500,000
1,000,000
Guaranty Trust Co__
300.000
Security Trust C o_
_ 1,000.000
Union Trust C o_____ 2.000,000

160
310
275
430
100
575
700
148

Per share
784,582 18,023,941 100 275
190
654,350 25,537,825 100 185
157,646 3,954,715 100 110
—
2,051,357 34,573,080 100 275

MICHIGAN— National hanks June
Bay City—
Bay City Bank_____
350,000
400,000
100,000
400,000
People’s Commercial
A Savings Bank...
400.000
Detroit—
American State Bank
Bank of Detroit___
Central Savgs Bank.
Commercial St S Bk.
Com'wealth Federal
Savings Bank___
Detroit Savings Bank
Dime Savings Bank.
First National Bank.
First State Bank___
Griswold Nat Bank
Highland Pk StateBk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Mich St Bk of Detr_.
Nat Bk of Commerce
Peninsular State Bk.
People’s State Bank.
United Savings Bank
Wayne Co Ho SavBk
American Trust Co .
Bankers Trust C o_
_
Detroit Trust C o____
Fidelity Trust C o_
_

150
155
135
170

305,708
2,705,542
3,425,488
7,043,595
916.952
1.065.000
1,702,692
1,826,474
79,883
3,091,577
1,997,898
13,969.893
381,908
10.027,960
112,659
655,813
5,982.188
450.000
1,018.869
414,721
2,484,764
2,266,643

cl3,339,871
c38,884,941
57,640,612
114,604,834
c22,152,959
13,300,000
c27,966,849
26,990,637
3.183,189
62,036.845
c47,594,522
C149741.797
14,067,511
C110833.131
g1,472,145
(7136,242
g18.595,247
g(5 883,076
10,671,870
gl ,829,325
8.469,166
(728,055,918

100
1(H
)
100
100
1(H
)
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
1(H
)
100

Per
208
150
300
120
140
395
425
328
149
198
295
240
435
276
630
240
515
85
213
435
360
205
410
528

300
share
155
305
125
142
340
205
302
450
633
550
102
225

540

Per share
Grand R apids—
Industrial Bank___
50,000
81,453 2,504,393 100 500
Grand Rap Nat Bank 1,000.000
599,605 16.864,501 100 200
Grand Rap Sav Bank
500,000
781,330 c22.646.927 100 375
Home State Bk for S.
250.000
86,497 c4,670.662 100 200
Kent State Bank___ 1,000,000 1.015.284 c20.789.290 100 300
Old National B ank..
800,000 1,084,535 13,700,636 100 285
Grand Rapids Tr C o.
600,000
651,584 ffl,015,903 100 220 230
Saginaw—
Per share
Bank of Saginaw___ 1.000.000 1,199,179 16,846,160 ion 225
American State Bank
200.000
217,550
4,685,170 100 235
People’s Sav B ank..
138,569 2,864,424 100 240
100.000
Second Nat Bank_
_ 1,250,000 1,672.993 12.847.452 100 250
MINNESOTA— National banks June 30; State institutions
D u lu th—
Amer Exch Nat Bank 2.000,000 1,414,884 14,476,642
200.000
51.188
1,018,831
City National Bank.
500.000
521.906 5,650,263
Duluth Nat Bank_
_
200,000
93,517
2,178.109
First National Bank. 2,000,000 2,233,067 19,777,262
Minnesota Nat Bank
600,000
163.018 3,910,424
Northern Nat Bank. 1.000,000
461,897 6,560,583

c Includes savings deposits,

g Includes trust deposits.

I Last sale,

June 30.
Per share
100 190
100
100 210
10(1 150
100 225
100 130
100 200

n Nominal.

r Dec. 31

O ct., 1926.]

MINNESOTA (Concl .)— National banks June 30; State institutions June 30.
Capital.

Surplus &
Profits.

Gross
Deposits

Par.

Per share.
100 245 250
100
100
250
100 135 142
100 180
190
100
100 230 240
100
200
100

St. Paul—
American Nat Bank
254,748 11,334,284
400,000
Commercial State Bk
150,736 2,596,151
50.000
First National Bank. 3.000.
3,463.894 52,931,276
000
Merchants' Nat Bk 2.000.
2,122,256 42.9S5.072
000
Nat Exchange Bank
119,763 3,808,339
250.000
8t Paul State Bank
52,795
1,384.91.7
100.000
I ayne Ave State Bk
902,902
43,313
120.000
Stock Yards Nat Bk
80.657 4,197.572
350.000
Twin Cities Nat Bk.
200.000
45,694
853,165
Merch Trust C o___
500.000
406,650 7,023,512
Central Trust C o_
_
a24,4Sl
200.000

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Per share.
175 200
450
250

260

150
150
150
100

165
155
175
110

75

90

MISSISSIPPI — National banks June 30; State
Jackson—
Capital Nat Bank_
_
200,000
297,345
Citizens Sav Bk & Tr
64,578
50.000
First National Bank.
306.404
200,000
Jackson-State N Bk_
88,427
200.000
Merch Bank & Tr Co
450,000
800,449

institutions June 30.
Per share.
3,898,235 100
1,289,686 100
2,961,876 100
3,449,578 100
7,158,824 100 ____ l 300

Vicksburg—
Amer Bank & Tr Co
Citizens' Nat Bank _
First National Bank
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat City S B & Tr Co
Nat Peop S Bk & T r.

1,180,904
350,000
2,299,873
1,798,927
3,033,725
2,500,870

150.000
100.000
300,000
250.000
100.000
100,000

27,175
56,000
253,233
308,413
121,125
128,550

MISSOURI— National banks June 30. State institutions
Kansas City—
City Bank of K O_
_
495,580 6,663,012
100.000
Columbia Nat Bank.
58,239 3,732,638
500,000
Liberty Nat Bank. _
226,384
500.000
6,542,760
Drovers’ Nat B an k..
222,632 8,677,911
600,000
First National Bank. 1,000,000 3,453,040 47,272,373
Gate City Nat Bank.
103,862 4,187,097
200,000
948,314 . 9,899,558
Interstate Nat Bank
500,000
100,000
24,479
Linwood State Bank.
967,854
Main St State Bank
100,000
67,118 2,038.465
110,574 2,82".044
Merchants’ Bank_
_
200.000
100.000
144,859 3,357,656
Metropolitan Bank.
Missouri Sav Assn Bk
100.000
150,000 4,189,043
Mutual B a n k ._____
100,000
64,906
1,851,330
New Eng N Bk & Tr 1,000.000
655,158 14,050,198
120,261 2,196,186
Produce Exch Bank.
100,000
Traders’ Nat Bank.
200,000
125,614 5,08 j ,094
.
Stock Yards Nat Bk
300,000
192,409 4,228,947
_
260,000
20,152
Union State Bank_
1,860,914
Western Exch Bank
250,000
153,266 2,409,608
100.000
76,629
Westport Ave Bank
1,613,726
Commerce Trust C o. 6,000.000 2,603,430 111,645,722
Federal Trust C o_
_
200,000
47,921
1,750,378
Fidelity Nat Bk & Tr 2,000.000
976,194 27,477,981
Home Trust C o_____
300.000
169,661
6,648,466
Mercantile Trust C o.
200.000
123,784 2,230,992
Peoples Trust Co ._
500.000
89,158 5,577,583
Pioneer Trus C o_
_
267,500
397,827 3,859,400
Fidelity Savs Tr C o .
250,000
280,522 5,071,613
Walton Trust C o____
250.000
951,279
193,357
St. Joseph—
327,421
American Nat Bank
200.000
Burnes Nat Bank
200.000
174,718
500.000
First National Bank
514.698
St Jos Stock Yds Bk.
350.000
178,957
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk
200.000
242,277
Bartlett Trust C o_
_
100,000
205,758
Buchanan Co Tr Co
9,294
100,000
200.000
Empire Trust Co _
_
172,769
_
First Trust C o . _
152,882
100.000
Missouri Vail Tr C o.
100.000
105,580
St. Louis—
Baden Bank _
200.000
161,758
Boatmen’s Nat Bank 2.000,000
9S7.238
Bremen Bank _ _
876,752
200,000
Cass Avenue Bank
3]2,<>6]
200.000
Cherokee Nat Bank
200,060
40,215
First National Bank 10,000,000 7,030,467
Franklin Bank . .
1,200.000
541,922
700.000
313,051
Internat Bank St L . 1.000.000
300,533
Jefferson Bank
200.000
274,008
Jeff-Gravois Bank.
200.000
200,361
Lafayette So Side Bk 2.000.000 1,327,964
Lowell Bank..
200.000
192,000
Manchester Bank
500.000
206,961
Merch Laclede Nat
1,700.000 1,953,295
Nat Bank of Comm 10.000.000 4,001,041
Natural Bridge Bank
200.000 a63,005
National Oitv Bank
1.000.000
340,425
Scruggs, Vandervoort
Barney Bank. .
200,000
094,790
Sec N B S Trust Co
250.000
168,447
Sortb’n Com & Sav
200.000
152,186
St Louis Nat Bank
200.000
43,201
State National Bank 2.000.000 1,012,275
Tower Grove Bank
400.000
235,728
Twelfth St Nat Bank
300,000
51.096
United States Bank
1.000.000
569,261
Water Tower Bank
200.000
105,681
607,342
American Trust Co
1.000.000
_
Broadway Tr Co_
200.000
32,357
Chouteau Trust C o.
200.000 allO ,856
City Trust C o__ __
200.000
57,928
200.000
Easton-Taylor Tr Co
75,651
Farm & Merch Tr Co
400,000
305,909
Laclede Trust Co
300,000
137,503
Liberty Cent Tr C o. 3,000.000
669,607
Lindell Trust C o ..
200.000
49,267
Mercantile Trust Co 3.000.000 8,096,642
Miss Vall Trust Co
3,000,000 4,784,510
Mound City Tr Co
200.000
34,631
North St Louis Tr Co
200.000
92,761
Northwest'n Tr C o.
500.000
936,441
Savings Trust C o ..
200.000
102,982
8outh Side Trust C o.
200.000
109,166
Webster Grove* Tr
100.000
110,957
West St Louis Tr Co
200.000
146,153

aA p r il




12 1 9 2 6 .

7,876,320
4,099,049
5,528,321
3,447,621
6,763,152
2.651,699
690,141
2,378,288
2,401,706
1,533,715
2,224,732
23,691,863
6,261,706
5,009,28.1
1,068,480
136,108,689
13,044,311
5,146,653
6,954,311
4,556,013
4,118,719
23,629.85'
3.900,000
5,347,i06
21,4i7,83<
74,685,058
1.876,776
13,589,616
2,614,131
5,635,437
3,450,531
2,390,412
19,260,400
7,561,153
1,642,049
7,746,064
1,432,589
13,223,250
1,905,054
1,792,198
2,198,629
1,789,972
5.511.145
2,041,261
32,301,748
1,316,000
58,078,520
37,320,165
2,345,483
2,734,977
9,142,9. 3
3,213,051
2,657,058
1.392,853
3.186,240

e D e c . 31

1925.

25
100
100
100
100
100

Per
25
105
165
250
210
225

share.
25
165
250
210
240

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
III!)
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Per
500
95
150
135
685
200
400
125
140
225
175
1000
125
150
300
200
225
160
200
200
197
90
185
175
350
125
250
180
200

185
156
420
260
140
2.6
164

200

770,760 12,201,444 100
1 ,414,138 100
76,520
382,641 12,946,982 100

Helena—
American Nat Bank.
Nat Bk of Montana.
Montana Tr & S Bk.
Union Bank & Tr Co

200.000
250.000
150.000
250.000

237,000
145,348
110,648
256,920

4,330.000
2,837.179
1,929.547
2,844,032

Ask.

Per share.

100
100
100
100

NEBRASKA— National banks June 30; State institutions June 30.
Per snare
Lincoln—
133.836 3,236,224 100
200.000
City National Bank145,578 3,402,507 100
500.000
100.000
Continental State Bk
130,088 3,370,773 100
First National Bank_
9,515,964 100
525.000
594,110
Nat Bk of Commerce
300.000
231 .709 4,870.443 100
Nebraska State Bank
100,000
72,158 2.383,876 100
135
Lincoln State Nat Bk
200,000
51,937 2,706,618 100
Omaha—
First National Bank
1.250.000 1,060,435 23,031,042 100
Live Stock Nat Bank
66,628 4,547,809 100
650.000
Omaha Nat Bank . . 1,000.000 1,207.970 36,339,563 100
Packers Nat Bank
200.000
126,549 4,425,320 100
Peters Nat Bank
102,702
200.000
1,511,631 100
Stock Yards Nat Bk
572,078
9,620.421 100
750.000
State B ank.. ___ _
232,265 7,010,099 100
300.000
U S National B an k.. 1.100,000
822,735 19,557,993 100
Union State Bank_
_
200.000
67,874 2,304,792 100

195
300
145
125
150
185
200
110

205
100
160
135
175
200
225
115

NEW HAMPSHIRE— National banks June 30; State institution: June 30.
Per share
Manchester—
Amoskeag Nat Bank
734,543 3,856,396 100 300
200,000
First National Bank
300,594 2,051,115 100 200
150.000
Manchester Nat Bk
393,702 2,414,826 100 250
150.000
Merchants Nat Bank
71,434 1,838,972 100 135
150.000

122,652
41,898
148,147

2,280,152 100 150
977,594 100 110
1,012,141 100 200

705
225
450

NEW JERSEY— National banks June 30; State institutions June 30.

235
185
130
155
325
225
250
175
225
200
100
195
260
185

157
150
250

135

100
100
100
100
100
100

114

s a le ,

300.000
200.000
400.000

Bid.

100

100 125

IL a s t

Par.

Butte—
First National Bank.
Miners S Bk & Tr Co
Metals Bank & Tr Co

Portsmouth—
First National Bank_
Nat Mech & Trad Bk
New Hamp Nat Bk.

share

390
170

113
168
175
110
171
210
100 125
100 125
100 140
100 166
100
100 150
100 105
100 135
100 210
100 140
100 107
100 123
100 415
100 295
100 135
100 150
100 185
100 200
100 175
100 175
100 150

Gross
Deposits.

3,444,707
3,240.168
4,852,000
3,782,731

130
275
200
280
160
200
28 )
166

100

Surplus A
Profits.

117,027
325,603
364,840
224,722

Per share.
ion 350
100
1200
100 175 200
ion
00
100 200 350
100 110 iU5
100 155 156
100 175 200
100 175 200
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
ion
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Capital.

Nashua—
Old Guar Sav Bank
S200.000
Indian Head Nat Bk
100.000
Nashua Trust C o__
200,000
Second Nat ofNashua . 150,000

June 30.
10 0

MONTANA.— National banks June 30; State institutions June 30.

Ask.

Bid.

Minneapolis—
$
$
$
First National Bank. 5.500.000 5,432,203 82,599,395
Hennepin Co Sav Bk
500.000
304,985 10,310.354
Marquette Nat Bank
39,756
1.567,640
200.000
MetroDol Nat Bank
500.000
258,743 11,601,602
Midland Nat Bk V Tr 1.000.000
669,472 21,393,511
Minneapolis Trust Co 1.000.000 1,238,288 16,241,983
Northwest Nat Bank 4,000.000 2,559,253 73,247,768
Marquette Trust C o.
62,027 2,108,716
200.000
Minn Loan & Tr Co_ 1.000.000 1,722,287 16,565,533

* Sale p r ic e ,

59

BANKS ANT) TRUST COMPANIES

140

168

185
115
135
130
150
172
115
155
150
] 09
420
300
140
160
200
180
160

150.000
100.000
100.000

100
100
100
100

118
300
175
200

—

Per share.

A sbury Park—
Asb Pk & Oc’n Gr Bk
Merchants Nat Bank
Asbury Park Tr C o ..
Seacoast Trust C o._

400.000
400.000
150.000
350.000

723,822
157,486
209,966
448,819

6,399,338
2,214,126
2,95o,247
5,097,796

100
100
100
100

A tla n tic C ity—
Atlantic City Nat Bk
Boardwalk Nat Bank
Chelsea Nat Bank
Second Nat Bank_
_
Union National Bank
Atlantic Co Trust Co
Atlantic S D & Tr Co
_
Bankers Trust C o_
Chelsea Safe D & T r.
Guarantee Trust C o.
Equitable Trust C o.
Marine Trust C o___

200.000 1,085,252
400.000
745,603
639,018
200.000
250.000
217,085
347,424
100.000
200.000
434,193
300.000
589,454
170,192
100.000
100,000
117,597
600,000
820,516
200,000
362,195
200,000
685,483

9,249,821
2,197,738
7,733,470
5.079,006
2,587,601
2,507.511
7,221.577
2,535,019
2,142.967
7,018,006
4,376,269
5,375,826

100
100
100 800
100
100
100
100
100
100
100 263
100
100

B ayonne—
Bayonne Trust C o ..
Mechanics’ Trust Co

300.000
500,000

531,583 8,374,358 100 315
610,846 10,567,891
50 142

B ridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat Bank
Cumberland Nat Bk.
Farm & Mer Nat Bk.
Cumberland Tr Co__

100.000
150,000
150.000
150,000

272,072
466,821
186,519
229,470

2,177,940 106 410
3,016,828 10(1 550
1,517,720 10(1 226
1,753,402 100 310

*350

560
310

Per shar*
Camden—
Camden Nat Bank
618.541 6,352,856 100 *764
100,000
First Nat State Bank 1.000.000 1,522,055 18,69S,282 100 *327
Camden S D & Tr Go
25 *131M
750.000 2,029,229 13.520,001
B ’way Merch Tr C o.
500.000 1,059.543 6,033.383 10(1 *252
Central Trust Co
100.000
566,536 3,688,594 25 *106
East End T-ust C o.
100.000
133,807 2,440,402 100 *200
Merchants' Trust Co
250.000
370,705 4,246,609 100 *250
Parkside Title Tr
200.000
355,891
3,217,698 10(1 *250
Security Trust C o_
_
543,158 4,781,602 100 *400
200,000
West Jersey Tr ust Co
200.000
690,000 4,546,000 100 *425 —
East Orange—
Ampere B a n k _____
East Orange B ank..
Essex (to Trust Co .
Sav Inv & Trust C o.

100,000
250,000
500,000
750,000

50,558
1,359,190 100 745
189.430 4.517.757 100 200
536,475 9,537,742 100 400
715,252 16,200,891 100 375

—

—

Elizabeth—
Elizabethport Bk Co
National State Bank
Peoples Nat Bank__
Centra] Home Tr Co
Elizabeth Trust C o ..
Union County Tr Co

250,000
450.793 6,226.255 100
700.000 1,139,890 11,611,744 50
300.000
236,617 3,299,372 100
200.000
] 14,189 3,360,716 100
500.000
344,871
4,644,790 100
400.000
882,288 13,088,098 100

Per share.
400
165
200
160
200
450

Hoboken-—
First National Bank
Second Bk & Tr Co
Columbia Trust C o ..
Hoboken Trust C o ..
Hudson Trust C o__
Jefferson Trust Co .
Steneck Trust C o_
_

500,000 1,160,821 13,240,652 25
350,000
182,572 6,047,488 100
100.000
102,503 1,916,965 100
200,000
5,145,465 100
287,071
1,000,000 2,542,314 32,209,318 100
400,000
313,910 7,244,742 100
600.000
649,242 12,597,398 100

Per share.
100
300 360
175
295
95
215
2i0

Jersey C ity—
Journal Sq Nat Bank
Claremont Bank . .
F i*t National Bank.
Franklin Nat Bank. _
Merchants’ Nat Bk.
Commercial Tr N J ...
Greenv Bk & Tr C o.
Lincoln Trust Co ._
Mercantile Trust C o.
N J T Guar & Tr C o.
Trust Co of N J ___
Un Tr & Hud Co N B
West Bergen Tr C o ..

250.000
200,000
1,000.000
200.000
250,000
2,000,000
200,000
600.000
200.000
1,300,000
2,500.000
750,000
200.000

Per share.
160
250
210 220
175
300
540
350
210
510
4 10
420
430
150
—

s G u a r a n ty F u n d .

IN ew

s to ck ,

91,534
440,047
1,682,592
111,819
236,113
2,604,631
443,923
630,433
335.000
1,343,454
2,831,424
881,398
90,218

r E x -d iv id e n d .

2,870,977
10,005,482
18,S16,375
3,433,572
5,312,290
49.155,032
7,670,863
6,485,621
10.030,561
24,634,410
58,796,393
23,646,786
1,766,109

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

60

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

Capital.
lo n g Branch—
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Long Branch Bkg Co
Morristown—
First National Bank
National Iron Bank
American Trust C o ..
Morristown Trust Co
Mt. Holly—
Mt Holly Nat BankUnion Nat Bank. .
Farmers’ Trust Co_.
Mt Holly S D & T r ..
Newark—
Broad & Market N B
Cit N Bk & Tr Co .
Lincoln Nat Bank
Mer & Mfrs N Bk
Mutual Bk of Rosev.
Nat Newark & Essex
Banking Co . .
National State Bank
North Ward Nat Bk
City Trust C o.
Clinton Trust Co
Federal Trust Co
Fidelity Union Tr Co
Guardian T ust Co
Iron 1 ound Trust Co
Liberty Trust C o ..
Newark Trust Co
North End Trust Co
So Side N B & T C o.
Springfield Av Tr Co
Vailsburg Trust Co _
Washington Trust Co
Weequahic Trust Co
West Side Trust C o.
New B runswick
Cits Nat Bk o f N Br
Nat Bank o f N J
Peoples Nat B a n k ...
Middlesex TG&T Co
New Brunsw Tr Co
North & West Hu
First Nat Bk, Town
o f Union_
_
First N Bk, West NY
Commonw’lth Tr Co
Guttenberg B & T Co
Weehawken Tr Co
Highland Trust Co
Hudson Trust Co
Passaic—
Amer National Bank
Merchants Bank
Passaic N Bk&Tr Co
City Trust C o.
Hobart Trust Co
People’s Bk & Tr Co
Service Trust Co
Paterson—
First National Bank
Paterson Nat Bank.
8econd Nat Bank
Nat Bank o f Amer
Paterson Sav Inst_
_
Citizens’ Trust Co
Franklin Trust C o ..
Hamilton Trust Co
(J 8 Trust C o.
Plainfield—
First National Bank.
Mid-Oitv Trust Co
Plainfield Trust Co
State Trust Co
Title Guar & Tr Co
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank.
Capital City Tr C o ..
First National Bank.
Hanover Trust Co .
Mechanics’ Nat Bk
Trenton Banking Co
Colonial Trust Co . .
Mercer Trust C o___
Trenton Trust C o__
Wilbur Trust C o___
W oodbu ry—
Farm & Mechanics’
National Bank.
First Nat’l Bank__
Woodbury Trust C o.

$
100,000
150,000

$
230,518
201,174

200.000
200,00C
150.OOf
800.000

371,64£
167,921
123,10C
917,823

100.00C
100.000
200,000
100.000

92.25C
224,894
143,275
183,298

Gross
Deposits.

Par.

$
2,555,172
2,508,278

Bid.

Per
5,458,368 100 1275
5,946.976
50 nno
1,765.227 100 U65
8,744,764 100 126 )
Per
805,372 25 40
1,603,805 50 150
1,130,67) 100 135
688,999 100 125

1,609,641
1,078,991
995,239
405,898
559,874
3,338,348
5,050,346
2,860,66o
76 i.337
124,882
120,674
105.294
66,379
460,823
116,418
453,372
218,518
d757,898

59,000
250,000
.500,000 1,045,000
303,334
200.000
128,879
100,000
474,550
300.000
dson—

35,027,160
7,556,250
12,703,388
5,504,184
8,358,041
27,883,941
73,928,494
/ ,uiZ,u4S
15.958.009
3,048.727
2,315,204
1,0 < 807
1
822.211
8,160,259
2.273,236
3,697.406
3,004,619
8,753,487

100
100
109
100
100
100
100

380
500
550

100
100
100
100
100
100

2,023,324 100
1,380,000 •100
4,178.905 100
2,443,325 100
6,063,014 100

93,315 4,152.176 100 170
250.000
ISO,742 4,885,248 100 260
100,000
673,422 7,500.010 100 300
600.000
185,083 3,572,167 100 350
100,000
250,000 8,715.604 100 250
600.000
225,064 4,938,718 100 225
300,000
1.000.000 2,542,314 32,209,318 100 495
Per
51,149
553,481 100 125
200.000
111,928 1,825,385 100 225
100,000
1,500,000 2,142,317 23,799.211 100 30)
265,874 4,610.640 100 300
200.000
360,398 4,469,186 100 3 0
300,000
600,000 1,076,096 8,624,178 100 325
1,269,898 100 170
400.000 (Z257.281
Per
8)0,056
9,222,220 100 415
600,000
1,200,000 1,145,193 14,350,754 100 280
750,000 1,209,381 12,656,181
50 225
327,335 3,830,934 100 1 5
500,000
*
1,000,000 1,755,596 23,518,115 25 170
725,000 11,663,570 100 400
500,000
538,247 3,949,483 100 185
600,000
565,068 11,267,982 100 3 5
600.000
350,000 1,475,880 20,289,070 100 675
200,000
200.000
616,300
150.000
250.000

389,941 6,296,370 100
80.000 1.00 (.818
989,491 19,454,673 100
218,647 3,852,274 100
59,084 1,044,800

250,000
150,000
500,000
200,000
1,000.000
750,000
100.000
300,000
750,000
100,000

953,699
154,060
1,278,588
204,792
1,589,438
1,384,594
210,002
634,891
1,129,089
62,181

100.000
100.000
100.000

323,564
d .30,000
241,814

12,557,862
1,269,216
11,054,165
5,176.193
19.588.408
12,460,791
3,680,755
6,084.486
11,187,995
1,756,748

share.

share.
43
160
137
135
260

200

shari
150
325
350
share
290

1230

—

1225
1215

100
100
100
100

420
200
400
2)0

50
100
100
100
100

2 0
225
275
260
185

1,877,433 100 400
2,400,000 50 185
1,271,242 100 350

450
200
400

NEW YORK— National banks (except New York City), June 30; State insti­
tutions, June 30 1926.
A lb a n y Per share
Central Bank
100,000
138,960 2,933,297 100 165
First National Bank.
600.000 1,101,294 15,031,458 100 300
Mech & Farmers.
250,000 1,320,600 4,123,113 100 500 550
Nat Com Bk & Tr Co 1,500.000 3,795,954 49,150,055 100 395
400
N Y State Nat Bank
1,250,000 2,435,675 42.967,947 100 270 285
Albany Trust C o___
732,765 10,979,210 100 300 300
400,000
A uburn—
Cayuga Co Nat Bk .
Nat Bank o f Auburn
Auburn Trust C o_
_
Binghamton—
Citizens Bank
City National Bank
First National Bank.
People’s Trust C o_
_

200,000
200,000
150.000

397,833
219,644
409,475

3,462,534 100
4,511,479 100
6,904,466 100

150.000
200,000
400.000
500,000

93,755
515.841
589,216
570,337

2,585,873
7,254,055
8,847.162
7,962,389

Brooklyn— State B ank & Tru st Co. relur ns date June
Nat. banks June 30.
Bank o f Coney Island
200,000
199,400 5,214,400
Bushwick Nat Bank.
118,000 2,614,400
200,000
First National Bank
1,000.000 1,493,800 15.692,100
Flatbush State Bank
a87,207 2.507,691
100,000
Gii * Exchange Bk
be
400,000
264,200 3,551,200
Lafayette Nat Bank
200.000
70,400
778,000
Mechanics’ Bank
2,150,000 3,287,300 59.* 16,9 ; ,
Montauk Bank _ .
1,000,000 1,534,800 5,768,800
Municipal B an k..
910,223 25,013,385
2.000.000
Nassau Nat Bank .
1.000,000 1,700,200 19,452,600
People’s Nat Bank
200,000
546,,00 8,630.700
Security State Bank
100 000
50,000
1,200.000
Brooklyn Trust Co . 2,000.000 5.043,200 50.908.200
Kings Co Trust Co . .
500,000 4,946.000 34,819.600
Manufacturers’ TrCo 10,000.000 14,016,500 200,156.300
Midwood Trust C o .. 1,000,000
504,000 9,444,200
* Sale p r ic e ,




aD e c .

31 IS*

bJune

30 1 926.

Per share
(210
/125

Per share
100 140
150
100
350
100 220 230
100 175 200

30

Per share

100 375
100 405

420

140
50 29)
100
100 300
100
100 600

310
35 4
650

100
100
100
100

815
2200
5 9
310

dA p r

805
2100
524
300

30*

12 1 926.

Surplus &
Profits.

Cross
Deposits.

Buffalo—
$
Liberty Bank_______ 3,500.000 5,842,472 58,311,972
People’s Bank______ 1,000.000 1.142,454 28.755.848
633,123 13,766.162
750.000
Community Nat Bk_
M an'f’rs&Trad Tr Co 3.000.000 4,564.790 94,077,279
Marine Trust C o____ 10,000.000 16,039,623 204,856,710

. 123,

New Y ork C ity—
are of date Oct
for National and
of banks and trust
found in our "Rai

Par.
100
100
100
100
50

Bid.
Per share
390 400
275
250
410 425
262 267

250.000
400.000
600.000

277,149
975,674
966,762

Per
2,954,997 100 225
8,801,085 100 305
9,784,628 100 275

200,000
250.000
600.000
153.300
200.000
500.000
300.000

Elmira—
Merchants’ Nat B k.
_
Second Nat Bank_
Chemung Can T C o.
Jam estown—
American Nat Bank.
Bank of Jamestown.
Farmers & Mech B k.
The First Nat Bank,
lib erty Nat B an k ..
Nat Chautauq Co Bk
Union Trust C o_____

370

390
52)
710
163
166
6 0
18)
290
180
165
575
3)1
425
325
675
Per share
ISO
325
280
175
280 365

100
100

Capital.

Ask.

Per share
100 325
50 200 220

604,104 9,437,950 100 6)0
200,000
133,383 2,033,875 100 200
200.000
34:.. 3
600.000
2,717.10* 100 250
1.350,000 2,051,931 16,422,074 100 385
238,898 2,653,805 100 250
200.000
2,500,000
500,000
400,000
300,000
400,000
3,500,000
5,250,000
5,000,000
500.000
200.000
200,000
200.000
200.000
200,000
200,000
300,000
200,000
600,000

o l

NEW YORK— (Continued).

N E W J E R S E Y — (C o n clu d ed )

Surplus
& Profits.

[V

247,743
605,916
567,024
612.599
67,692
871,460
463,123

4,084,660 100 275
5,682,291 100 415
6,510,699 100 230
3,925,215 100 475
1,380,363 100
8,344,136 100 250
2,450,827 100 350

Deposits N ew York Ci
Surplus an
2 1926
June 30 19 26 for stat
companies in New Yo
Iway and I, nduslrial"
$
197,100
300.000
7.500.000 13,095,500
780.600
i .500.000;
6,500,000: 5.136.100
10.000.000 14,743,800
4,000,000 2,860,600
300.000 1.060.100
764,700
150.000

ty banks are|repo rted rte
d profits are of da te June
e banks. A divi dend r
rk City and Broo klyn m
Section, pag e ‘ 47
2
Per
S
57,141,600
144,68 ,U0) 100 ‘470’
511,836,300 100 200
8 4,;-541,000 100 305
158.8 ;9,000
50 225
573,595.600 100 315
9, 9 ,(.'00 100 8J0
51,343,900

Amalg Bank of N Y .
Amer Ex-Pae Nat Bk
Amer Union B ank..
Bank of America__
Bank of Manhat Co
Bank o fU S _______
Bank of Wash Hgts.
Berardini State Bank
Bowery t- East River
3,224
.725,000 ___ 390
000
Nat Bank o fN Y . 3.000.
217
.000, .00 100 3 0
300.000
Broadway Cent Bank
793
,372,300 100 13)0
150.000
Bronx Borough Bank
353
,966,800 100; 490
300.000
Bronx National Bank
202
289,700 1001 200
200.000
Bryant Park B an k..
960
000 oe800 625 ,376,400 100 2 4 1
Capitol Nat Bank_
_ 2.000.
700
,000 100 421
000 36,782 5 5 ,03 1
Chase National Bank 40.000.
Cent Mercantile Bk. 1,500,000| 1.197 000 621 .844,100 100 280
500 000 65 482,300 ___ | 150
_ 2.000.000
Central Nat Bank_
Chatham Phenix Nat
Bk & Tr C o _____ 13.500.000' 12,763 ,700 199,112,000 100 358
814 ,40) 616.753.S00 100 1377
Chelsea Exch B an k.. 1.500.000
Chemical Nat Bank- 4.500.000 18,535 .700 ,2 ,7^5,000 100 80 )
Colonial Bank______ 1.200.000 2,990 ,800 33,315,000 100 *00
.200 14,565,000 100 245
800.0001
Commonwealth Bank
Continental Bank_
_ 1.000.000 1.239 ,600 ri,25.).01,* 100 280
Corn Exchange Bank 10.000.000 14.825 ,100 201,8 >9,000 100 585
600.000
320 500 610,077,50 ) 100! 225
Cosmopolitan Bank.
100.000 „ 29 .000 61,568,500
Eastern Exch Bank500.000 2,798 ,200 43,7/8,000 100 2200
Fifth Avenue B an k..
,300
000 74,875 213,481,000 100 2590
First National Bank. 10.000.
800.000, , 480 ,200 65,177,100
170
Franklin Nat B an k..
000; ,200 17, 2 ;,0 0 ) 100 375
1.782
Garfield Nat B an k.. 1.000.
100,000;
H9 ,000 61,163,400
Gimbel Bros Bank__
000 ,600 l i , 553,000 loo ‘ 350'
1.883
Grace Nat Bk of N Y 1.000.
Greenwich Bank___ 1.000.000 2,573 ,900 24,333,000 100 530
572 ,300 613,223,100 100 225
Hamilton Nat Bank. 1.500.000
000 26.003105.6 6,000 100 1030
,200
Hanover Nat B an k.. 5.000.
100.000
13J ,000 62,018,000
Harlem Bk of Comm
000: ,200 640,617.900 100 615
1.540
Harriman Nat Bank. 1.000.
205 ,500 63,561,500
250,000!
Internat Union Bank
171 ,100 61,490,300
500.0001
Lebanon Nat B an k..
764 ,400 68,289.600
Liberty Nat Bank_
_ 1.500.000,
338 .600 67,418,500
500.0001
Longacre Bank____
67 ,400 62,609,500
200.000|
Madison State Bank861 ,500 618,676,700 100 575
500,000!
Mutual Bank_______
000643 .500 611,405,500 100 2 6
Nat American Bank. 1.000.
000 41,943 3o2,i.li),000 100 380
,000
Nat Bk of Commerce 25.000.
000 <3,133 795,3 9 ,u0 j 100 6 8
,500
National City Bank. 50.000.
000 24,152 134.757,000 1001 495
,000
National Park Bank. 10.000.
472 ,600 612,946,200 100 2 ,5
600.000
New Netherland Bk.
151 ,600 62,380,100 100 130
500.000
Penn Exchange Bank
124 ,000 63,127.400 ___ 235
100.000:
Port Morris Bank_
_
122 ,900 62,012,700
150.000
Prisco State Bank_
_
Public Nat Bank____ 5.000.000 7,556 ,100 6109958 500 loo! 550'
Seaboard Nat Bank- 6,000,000 10,415 ,363 l,9 .3 o o ,000 100 6 >1
337 ,800 66,268,000 100 73
Seventh Nat B k____ 1,000.000
396 ,200 66. 68.100 100 640
250.000
Standard Bank_____
5,463 ,00,102,9 ,5,00 ) 100 590
000
State Bank_________ 5.000.
267 ,200 63,242,500
500.000
Trade Bank of N Y . .
157
500
000 ,100 613,8 6,600
United Nat Bk in NY 1.000.
190
104 ,400. 62,081,600
100.000
World Exch Bank_
_
Trust Co. returns da te June 30 1926
700
000 3,237 49 392.900 100
American Trust C o .. 4.000.
633
000 100 10 170.900
Anglo South Am T r. 1.000.
660 900 7 938.900 .
Banca Com It Tr Co 1,000.000
614 600 12, 108.400
Ba nk of Europe Tr Co 1.000 000
92 000 4, 234,000 .
600,000
Banco di Sicilia Tr Co
Bank of N Y & Tr Co 4,000,000 12,996 500 102. 155.400 100 625
Bankers Trust C o_ 20,000,000 33,043 900 464, 143,100! 100 633
_
499 900 14, 299,600, 100 300
Bronx County Tr Co
825.000
Brotherhood Locom
269,300’ 5 ,314,6001.
700 000
Eng Co-Op Tr C o.
,177,200 272 ,041,100!
Central Union Tr Co 12.500 000
900
517,900 7 158,800,.
County Trust C o_
_ 1,000 000
300
,001,200 82 360,700
Empire Trust C o_
_ 4.000 000
352
,468,400 408 479,100!
Equitable Trust C o. 39.000 000
280
,493,100 143 .408,500
Farmers’ L & Tr C o. 10.000 000
532
US/.wUi) lo ,441.400 .
750 000
Fe le-ation Bk&TrCo
,108,100 51 .341,500
Fidelity Tr C o______ 4.000 000
285
,374,100 15 .537,400
Fulton Trust C o___ 1.000 000
420
,250,500 545 ,739,900
Guaranty Trust C o. . 25.000 000
409
517.300 2 ,607,200 .
500 000
Int Accept Sec & Tr.
,444,100 384 ,811,200
Irving Bk fe Trust Co 17.500 000
300
600,200 10 ,991,200
Italian Disc & Tr Co 1.000, 000
Lawyers’ Trust C o .. 3.000, 000 „ ,287.400 20 ,286,300
New York Trust C o. 10.000, 000 20 ,843,400 276 ,304,900
540
Title Guar & Tr C o. . 10.000 000 17 ,449,000 49 ,770,300
687
212,800 3 ,275,000
500 000
Trust Co of Nor Am .
,667,000 73 ,613,400
U S Mtge & Tr C o .. 3.000,
385
,20o,700 62 ,922,900,
U S Trust Co of N Y 2.000,
1720
Jamaica. L. T.—
Jamaica Nat B an k..

200,000

145,400,

sale .

(N e w sto ck ,

x E x -d iv id e n d .

t and
30'26
ecord
ay be
share
486"
210
3 i5
228
332
1100

395
365
1450
500
225
246
4 25
290
j156
1362
283
806
305"
290
592
250
2400
2610
180385
550
230
1045
630

610
265
383
614
500
305
140
560
660
180
600
162
205

635
638
330
915
310
356
283
537
295
4 i3 '
304'
515
695
395
1750

3.163,400 100

R ochester—
Per
Lincoln-Alliance Bk. 2.000.000 3,311,784 54,511,408 100 293
Merchants’ Bank_
_
655,581 13,806,786 100 224
500.000
Nat Bank of R och .. 1,200,000
415,048 16,500,849 100 125
Central Trust C o_
_
646,204 19,091,120 100 235
600.000
887,421 19,028,732 100 400
Genesee Vail Tr C o ..
400.000,
Roch Trust & S D Co 1.000.000 2,072,294 40,884,883 100 360
Security Trust C o_
_
300.000; 1,858,254 27,623,964 100 10)0
Union Trust C o_____ 1,500,O O 1,216,861 30,767,980, 100 195
Oj
S chenectady—
359,192 4,915,575 25 65
Mohawk Nat B ank..
400,OOo!
Union National Bank
810,433
300.000
9.988,567, 100 400
Citizens Trust C o_
_
4*l9,4)5 8„>1.>,810! 100 270
300.000
Schenectady T r C o ..
500.000 1,186,224 17,028,840, 100 400

IL a st

300
450
250
500
100
300
375

share
300
245
201
75
425
285
425

OHIO— (Concluded)

NEW TORE (Concluded)
Capital.

Surplus
& Profits.

Gross
Deposits

Bid.

Par.

Syracuse—
City Bank Trust C o.
Liberty Nat Bank_
_
Merch Nat Bk & Tr.
Salt Springs Nat Bk..
Third National Bank
First Trust & Dep Co
Syracuse Trust C o ..
Trov —
Manufac’rs Nat Bk.
Natlonal City Bank.
Nat St Bk o f T r o y ..
Onion Nat Bank_
_
United Nat Bank_
_
Troy Trust C o_____

1.000.000 1,581,147 28,097,958 100
300.000
657,105 6,855,367 100
250 000
463,652 4,552,262 100
300.000
479.137 6,709,129 50
240.000
474,469
979,144 10(1
200.000
215,009 4,131,074 100

Utica—
First Bk & T r _____
Oneida Nat Bank_
_
Citizens' Trust C o ..
Oneida Co Trust C o.
Utica Tr & Dep C o ..
Utica Nat Bk & T r._

Per
1,500.000 2,307,419 20.385,259 100 275
600.000 1,122,002 5,o7z,g67 100 245
1,000.000 1,200,307 17,285,584 100 240
250.000
550,552 3,614.867 100
1.000.000
963,959 14,864,492 100 245
1.000,000
365,810 5,194,754 100 100

Watertown—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk.
North’n N Y Tr C o.

500.000
538,042
200.000
244,643
400.000 1,018,195

NORTH CAROLINA— Nat. banks June 30:
Charlotte—
Charlotte Nat Bank.
509,000
695,468
Commercial Nat Bk
500,000
683,345
First National Bank.
300,000
778,027
Mer & Farm N Bk
200,000
538,715
Union Nat Bank.
200.000
383,134
American Trust C o.
1,200.000 1,048.173
independ'ce Tr C o .. 1.000,000
826,478
Durham—
100,000
Citizens' Nat Bank.
127,106
100,000
951,553
600,000
First National Bank
542,143
Home Savings Bank.
100,000
97,394
Merchants’ Bank .
100,000
153,990
Greensboro—
Atlantic Bk & Tr Co 1.250,000
900,319
Greensboro Bk & Tr
600.000
338,437
Raleigh—
3 0 0 ,0 0 0
Citizens Nat Bank .
183,300
600,000
Oomm’l Nat B an k..
236,506
100,000
Raleigh Bkg & Tr Co
231,134
Raleigh S B & T r C o .
96,363
100,000
Wilmington—
Murchison Nat Bk__ 1.000.000 1,155,489
People's Sav B an k..
195,958
65,000
Wilm Sav & Tr C o ..
468,620
300,000
Winston-Salem—
People’s Nat B ank..
150.000
48,000
Wachovia Bk & T r._ 2,175.000 1,911,165

Ask

share.
285
255
245
253
1U2

Nom. prices
7,682,123 100 240
4,335,113 100 225 235
9,428,504 100 325 350
Per share.
11,396,784 100 550
17,116,040 100 350
1,568,087
12,437,799
2,963,179
5,382,834
9,814,647

100
100
100 250
100 140
100 340

1,192,779 100
2,537,810 100

145
400

50 390

7,647,890

—

3.126,399 100 (300
6,224,903 100 315
4,464,645 100 215
3,149,401 100 /285
2,449,846 100 350
7,451,425 100
4,650,170 100 530
9,749,343 100
9,334,030 50 225
6,908,201 100
10,079,380 100 550
8 099.866 inn 170

325
231

525
230
175

State institutions June 30.
t'er snare.
4,604,013 100 200 225
3,58t>,39S 100
250
2,204,775 100 325
3,142,650 100 300
3,079,535 100 325 340
13,507,67( 100 185 200
4,901,197 100 185
188
1,725,918 100 180
6,379,305 25 225
6,749,132 100 185
1,284,494 25 48
1,767,797 50 110
10,781,993 100 180
3,857,425 100 155
Per
4,281,663 100 160
8,225,663 100 140
2,007,064 100 225
1,960,389
240
Per
12,435,008 100 198
2,114.209 25 105
4,516,259 50 200
1,650,000
38,843,373

Capital

Per share
197 200
180
175
2l;3 210
248 255
175
305
280 285
Per share.
410 425
200 225
240 250
200
300 325
200

$
%
$
2.500.00C 1,360,232 29,343,594 10(1
300,00C
161,051 3,832,254 10(1
500.00C
584,215 6,295,803 10(1
800.00C
448,922 6,981,836 100
300.00C
242,781 3,766,200 10(1
2.500.000 2,421,997 49,431.853 101)
1.500.000 1,387,81S 35,709,581 100

Westchester Co—
Mt. Vernon— 1st N__
200,000
978.132
M t Vernon Tr C o.
500,000
623.909
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank.
100.000
26,847
Nat City Bank_
_
400.000
561.754
North Ave B an k..
150.000
136,120
Huguenot Tr C o_.
250.000
200,599
N Rochelle Tr C o.
200.000
735,479
Jssining— 1st Nat &
Trust C o ________
125.000
206,006
Ossining Nat B k ..
274,705
100.000
Peekskill—
Westches Co N at.
100,000
520,077
Pleasantville—
M t Pleasant B k ..
100,000
191,706
Port Chester— 1st N .
Bk. & T> C o _____
250,000
325.798
Mutual Trust C o.
300,000
252,737
Rye— Rye Nat Bk_
_
100.000
164,753
Tarrytown Nat Bk__
100,000
269,759
White Plains—
Citizens Bank___
406,641
250,000
West Title & Tr Co 1,000.000 1,144,404
County Trust C o.
3 0 0 ,0 0 0
885,832
Yonkers— First Nat.
300,000
599,998
Yonkers Nat Bank
200.000
& Trust C o____
264,781
300.000 1,086,189
Westches’r Tr C o.
Yonkers Trust Co
350.Ofio
151,053

100 1 75
100 200

185
190
50
120
180
160
share.
165

Cincinnati (Con.)
%
5th-3rd Nat Bank
3,000.00(
People's Bk & Sv Co
200.000
Prov S Bk & Tr C o. 1.620.000
Second Nat Bank
1,000.000
So Ohio S Bk & Tr Co
250,000
Wash Bk & Sav C o.
250,000
Western Bk & Tr Co 1,000,000
Fourth & Cen Tr Co 2.000,000
1,000.000
Cleveland—
Amer Sav Bank Co .
Broth’d of Loco Eng
Cent Nat Bk Sav & Tr
Clev Sav & Loan Co
Lorain St Sav & T r.
Midland Bank_____
National City Bank.
Pearl St S & Tr C o ..
United Bk & Tr C o ..
Cleveland Trust Co.
Guardian Trust C o ..
Lake Erie B ark.
Union Sav & L C o ..
Union Trust C o ___
Columbus—
Citizens bank__
City National Bank
Columbus Nat Bank
Columbus Sav Bank
Commer'l Nat Bank.
Fifth Ave Sav Bank.
Huntington Nat Bk
Market Exch Bank.
Nat Bk of Com’ce
First Nat Bank____
Ohio National Bank.

150.000
50.000
300.000
100.000

100,000
100.000

90,128
56,348
300,642
116,359
21,005
85,876

1,583,268
761,546
6,559,262
2,201,120
1,183,149
739,585

100
100
100
100
100
100

* Sale price,

Per
762,740 15,511,629 100 225
358,154 5,307,958 11)0 200
640,182
8,590,32) 106 200
267,778 3,814,066 too 195
623,832
9,494,196 10(1 175
29,644
574,335 100 90
213,147 4,807,4S0 100 160
2,404,593 28,663,846 100 260
77,509 4,060,006 100 165
245,621
5,043,914 100
1,203,747 12,986,147 100 375
Per
1,196,096 8,923,619 100 425
95,935 3,793,479 100 150
441,325 15,431,371 100 525
53,554 3,811,756 100
293,406 3,765,907 100
2,236,527 14,774,693 100
280,382 2,351,815 100
302,802 7,886,235 100
4,914,293 40,384,992 100
128,486 4,145,510 100
1,169,631
7,428,348 100
50
271,349 2,413,495
122,574 2,631,199 50
528,907 9,389,958 100

a Includes City Trust & Savings Bank,




110
250
226
45
150
330
225
320
140
120
160

Gross
Deposits.

Par.

$
2,739,926
312.098
1,896.573
889,375
349,708
119,393
1,472,422
2,498,739
5,021,494

%
42.669.492
4.738,787
30.091.052
8,164.917
5,034,024
2,920.035
17,857.206
21,083,42C
34,928,439

10f
1>
<(
1
<
1 )<
<
IO
C
IO
C
10C
10C

272,515

350,645 24,487,497
3,342.265 50,498,357
311.116 2,770,006
570.625 8,510,243
1,026.614 24.595,025
1,081.755 25.134,098
1,105.796 28.363,100
1.056.431 23.409,993
4,985.748 231,280,644
5,632,132.119,714,378
253.241
4,431,296
874,565 3,712,206
9 0 0 .0 0 0
22,850,000 13,913,967 299,361,329

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
ioo
100
100

053,859
713.984
581.998
92.573
100.230
1,134.594
114,529
2,108,487
303,348
730,141
45.171
690,830
1,931,7/2

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

1 000 000
,8 oo!ooo
250.000
400.000
2,000.000
2,000.000
1,500.000
1,500,000
8,600.000
4.000.000
1,000,000

100 000

1 , 500^000

300.000
5 0 0 .0 0 0

50.000
600.000
100.000
1.800.000
100.000
3 0 0 .0 0 0

100 000
500.000
1,500,000

Toledo—
City Savings Bank.
100.000
200.000
Com Sav B & Tr C o.
Dime S Bk & Tr Co.
300.000
First National Bank
500.000
Com Guard Tr & Sav 1,400.000
Home Bank & Tr Co 1,000.000
Ohio S Bk & Tr C o .. 1.000.000
Peoples Bk & Tr C o.
200.000
Secur 8 B & Tr Co
600.000
Spitzer-R T & S Bk.
600,000
Toledo Trust C o___ 5,000.000
Union Tr & Sav Bk_.
250.000

Bid.

Ask

Per short
325
135
260
40
42
219
140
225
165
290
320
240

Per shaft
3,759,512 100 ____i 180

i

1,305,476
23,998,399
7.039.833
3,618,069
1,185,443
10,150,545
1,813,506
25,012.846
3,422,972
5,990,066
1,188.234
10,014,732
20,132,343

____ 1 290
_____I 132J4
...
/ 270
7 176
____ i 2 5
l 285
____ i 295
255 257 X
____ l 155
_____( 21994
Per share
186
330
110
250
325
325
302
450
400

190
360
113

298
310

305
315

335
310

533,938 13,004,526

Per share
100 300 310

206,814

100 195

200

331,153 5,681,466 100 200
502.020 11,824,542 100 160
181,606 6,824,670 100
749,088 17,896,334 100 265

205
170

26,573
557,706
432,085
1,744,752
1,372,983
508,414
2,737,957
139,172
852,470
257,193
3,309,611
410,166

4,845,727

1,068,843
14,144,729
9,476,094
10,799,159
25,429,317
9,898,808
36,805,043
2,426.385
13,302.341
3,036,103
35,443,063
1,637,599

100
100
51
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

8,550
150,000
616,546
1,000,000 1,358,804 10,635,782
732,154 7,543,198
500,000
2,500.000 2,070.562 18,777,228
2.500.000 2,101 ,411 16,524,362
443,711
4,037,950
1.000.000
174,504 2,150,352
150.000
61,612
1,124,123
Second Nat Bank__
200,000
62,509
South Side Sav Bank
930,297
100.000

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Youngstown—
Central Bank C o___
City Tr & Sav Bank.
Commer’l Nat Bank.
Dollar Sav & Tr C o ..
First National Bank
Mahoning Nat Bank

250

Guthrie—
First National Bank

210

McAlester—
First Nat Bk of McA

275

Per share
139
340
275
330
195
170
360
150
250
220
185
250
Per short
65
240
230
200
200
176

235
227
199
199
175

115
135

125

OKLAHOMA— National banks June 30.

:::::

OHIO— National banks June 30: State institutions June 29.
Akron—
Central Sav & T r_
_ 1,000,000
Commercial S & T r.
300.000
Depositors Sav & T r.
500.000
Dime Savings Bank.
200.000
Ohio State Bk & T r.
500.000
Standard Sav Bank
100.000
Firestone Pk Tr & SB
200,000
First Trust & S B k .. 1,500,000
Canton—
Cent Sav B & T C o.
200,000
Dime Savings Bank.
500.000
First National Bank.
500,000
Cincinnati—
Atlas Nat Bank____ * 400,000
Bk of Comm & Tr Co
395,800
Brighton Bk & Tr Co
500.000
Brotherhood of Ry
Clerks Nat Bk. .
200.000
Cinn Bk & Tr C o. _
150.000
Citzns’ N Bk & Tr Co 2,000,000
Columbia B & S Co
100,000
Cosmop Bk & Tr C o.
350,000
First National Bank. 6,000.000
Hyde Park Sav Bank
100.000
Lincoln Nat B an k..
500,000
North Side B an k..
100.000
Oakley Bank.
100.000
Pearl Market Bank.
400.000

Surplus A
Profits.

share.
200
125
220

Per share.

—

100,000

Dayton—
City National Bank
500,000
Merchants’ Nat Bk
200,000
& Trust C o______
Third Nat Bank &
400.000
Trust C o___ ___
Winters N Bk & Tr
1.000,000
City Tr & Sav Bank
250,000
Dayton Sav & Tr Co
600,000

NORTH DAKOTA— Nat. banks June 30 State institutions June 29.
Fargo—
Dakota Nat B an k..
Fargo National B k ..
First National BankMerchants Nat B k ..
Security Nat B ank..
Northern Trust C o ..

61

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

Oct., 1926.]

Muskogee—
Commercial Nat Bk
First National Bank.

190
425
share.
160

240
55
165
335
235
175
125

76,464
27,780

3,304,342
1,236,111

100
100

100,000
50,000

19,530
81,529

1,713,350
2,622,711

100

300,000
500,000

69.841
134,154

Oklahoma City—
American Nat Bank.
Farmers’ Nat Bank.
Fidelity Nat Bank .
First National Bank.
Liberty Nat Bank

1,000,000
200,000
300,000
1,000.000
600.000
750,000
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
500.000

snare.
225
205
185
100
180

100.000
50,000

Tulsa—
Nat Bk of Com’erce.
Exchange Trust C o. .

Per share
Per share

Per shar
4,016,369 100 150 200
6,585,356 100 200 225

Per share
345,433 16,781,809 100 200
54,513 4,043,693 100 175
067.031
4,287,711 100 200
329.154 22.201,236 ion 250
147,737 9,506.352 100 200 250
380,000 13.500,000 100
115,000 4,259,361 100 22.
250

1,000.000
420,255 9,789,953 100
2,000,000 1,081 ,328 46,207,379 100
1,000,000
224,244 23,577,013 100
121.141
200.000
4,755,071 100 250
93.238 4,340,582 100
250,000
183,302 7,051,192 100
500,000
520,383
1,943,982 100
650,000

300

OREGON— National banks June 30: State institutions June 30.
P ortlan d—
Per
200.000
50,000
Broth’d Co-Opre N B
1.875,126 100
G W Bates & C o____
20,968
100,000
1,237.660 100
Can Bk o f Com’ce_
_
300.000
117,946 3.981,195 100 220
Citizens Bank
200.000
100.098 4,105,838 100 190
First National Bank. 2,500.000 1,248,810 38,402,289 10(1 217
223,214 7.258,931 100 190
Hibernia C & Sav Bk
200.000
Live Stock State Bk.
50.000
12,571
447,119 100
508,362 20,722,733 100
N ’western Nat Bank 2,000,000
Peninsular Nat Bank
60,967 2,094,941 100 125
200.000
52.612 2.542.879 100 140
Portland Nat’l Bank
200,000
United States N Bk
2,400.000 2,753,550 55,148.541 100 389
West Coast Nat Bk.
300,000
122,910 4,419,847 100 170
494,442 4,612,528 100
Security Sav & Tr Co
500.000
Lbrmen's Tr Co Bk.
200.000
73,056 2,492,829 100 120

g April 12 1926.

h Dec. 31 1925.

I Last Sale,

x Ex-dividend

share
123
225
200
222
200
135
135
150
390
185
130

62

PENNSYLVANIA— (C on clu ded,

PENNSYLVANIA— Nat. banks (except Phila.) June 30; State inst. June 30.
Capital.
A llentow n—
Allentown Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
Ridge Ave Dep BkSecond Nat Bank Allentown Trust Co
Citizens Trust Co
Lohigh Vail Trust Co
Penn Trust C o_____
A ltoon a—

Erie—
Bank of Erie Tr Co
First National Bank.
Second Nat Bank .
Secur Sav & Tr O o_.
H arrisburg—
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Commonwealth Tr Co

504,506
582,919
238,868
620,181
365,299
287,424

4,595,622
3,143,610
2,642,638
2,489,424
2,008.000
2,405,926

125,000
173,518 2,020,325
300,000 1.301,357 9,418.676
717,539 7,400.809
300,000
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
338,610 4,434,705
500.000 1,025.123 12,248.076
88.322
1,923,58
175,700
500,000 1,108,504
7,798,615
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
678,094 5,697,576

10 0
10 0
10 0
100
10 0
10 0
10 0
10 0

8

C o.

250.000
246.800
162.962

79.493
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
300,000
691,955
400.000
740,585
e96,292
125.000
750.200 1,829,446
300.000
633,754
400.000
906,539
286,010 »159,935
250.000
252,382

300.000
263.125
225.000
300.000
250.000
2 0 0 ,0 0 0

400.000
300.000

773,199
389,307
712,547
140.355
1,265,491
200,907
1,741.948
650.000
974,955
286,410

1,822,855
2,552,85o
3,439,148
1,090.862
7.876.641
5,114.088
3,934,018
1,396.169
3,240,141
4,890,538
3,633.461
3,256.004
1.715.713
7,177,440
1,223,508
9,579.635
4,000.000
4,834.535
2,785.965

100
100

50

30
50
50
60

Corn Exch Nat Bank
Eighth Nat Bank —
FYanklin 4th St, Nt Bk
Cimhpl Bros Bk & Tr

500.000
5.000,000
250.000
500.000
1.500.000
2 ,2 0 0 .0 0 0
1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
275,000
1.950.000
125.000
6 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
125.000
350.000
2 0 0 .0 0 0
1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0

Nat Bank of Comm.
Nat Bk of Germant'n
Nat Bk of No Phila. .

500.000
300.000
500.000
250.000
400.000

Northwestern Nat Bk

2 0 0 .0 0 0

662,484
6,400,705
172,305
477,822
5,495.189
7,075,538
330,964
1,695,504
4,888.367
356.836
18,311.478
109,476
840.830
996.605
3,063,190
739.938
1,445,127
293.694
2,162,748
733.184
1,248.133
81.233
425.195
501,332
3,674,726
433,051
19,900,217
874,928
1,183,463
688,536
1,057,789
232,312
722.188
521.273
3,225.301
1.503,489
105,110
1,076,391
279,704
308,795
1,422,344
353.790
46.802
1,264.818
958.251
4,456.818
2,179.956
»119,940
576.598
389.030
12.238.355
4.506.878

300.000
250.000
Olney Bank & Trust.
500.000
Oxford Bank A Trust
1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
Phila-Girard Nat Bk 8 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
500.000
Quaker City Nat Bk
280.000
300.000
500.000
Southwark Nat Bank
2 0 0 .0 0 0
Southwestern Nat Bk
500.000
Tenth Nat Bank
400.000
1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
Union Nat Bank----- 1 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0
20 0 000
Wyoming Bk & T r ..
1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
230.112
Belmont Trust C o_
_
500.000
750.000
300.000
125.000
Cobb's Crk T & T Co
Colonial Trust Co . . 1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
500.000
Cnm'lth T Ins & T r. 1 .500.000
1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
239 225
300.000
2 0 0 .0 0 0
Federal Trust Co . .
5 .2 0 0 .0 0 0
Finance Co, 1st pref. ai .470.000
a l .530.000
250.000
849.287
Frankford Trust Co
Franklin Trust C o .. 1.500.000 2,743.629
Germantown Tr C o . 1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 1.921,308
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
408.242
Girard Av T & T C o.
3.000.000 11,586,858
Girard Trust Co
Guar Tr & 8 D C o_. 1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 1,227.732
125.000
Haddington T & T Co
196.092
2 0 0 .0 0 0
Hamilton Trust C o ..
331,248
Holmesburg Tr C o ..
125.000
183.473
500.000 1,960.399
IndusT Tr, T & Sav.
750.000 3,976.608
Integrity Trust C o ..
74.140
2 0 0 .0 0 0
Jefferson T & Tr Co
500.000 1,347.855
2 0 0 .0 0 0
Lancaster Ave T & T
53,953
Land Title & Tr C o. 3,000.000 13,440.222
700.000 1,103.443
Liberty Title & Tr Co
Market St V & Tr Co 1 ,0 0 0 00 0 2.121,692
Manavunk Trust Co
250.000
529,458
Metropolitan 1r Co
500.000
246,764
O
Mutual Trust C o ---- 1 ,0 0 !) O O
776,300
750.000 2,019,197
Ninth Bank & Tr Co
Northern Cent Trust
400.000
172.668
500.000 3,278.401
Northern Trust Co
Northeast-Tacony
250,000
137,167
Bank & Trust C o .

* Sale price,




Ask.

Per
385
750
150
1090
140
185
525
125

share
420
800
165

4.191,677
49.933.561
2,416,579
b 7.018.129
34,725.000
71,030.000
b 3,0 19.190
6 , 62 000
55,548.000
2 .2 Ml,918
1 - 8 ,2 0 .,0 0 0
•i.315.087
7,8 -8 000
b 8.7X8,211
23,o40 000
b 9.904,313
510.020,963
b 4 152.963
8 ,6 . 0 .0 0 0
8,216.000
6,521.000
b 3,454,267
6,957.257
5,862.857
14,0.7,000
18, 4 8 6 ,375
19-.815.000
i,96J .000
611.386.495
6.763.000
l z .6 7 000
2 ,1 0 2 .0 0 0
6 ,V9 ,s.000
)
5,109.000
19. .02.000
16,233.000
1,561.403
3,809.385
3,301.852
2.321.610
12.270.662
4,569.555
1,358.208
12,954,696
6.522,431
10.846,219
16.413.053
1,645,467
4,911.340
5.979.950
57.576,145
1,189.233
9,136.062
31.375.061
18.015.154
4,203,911
64,516.485
12.004.638
3,200.143
4.362.006
1,832.587
10.755.611
17.585.358
1,362,232
12.926.870
1.428.855
25.100.852
7,750.906
13.279.995
3.421.153
3.954.556
9.216.972
16.694.447
3.892.712
12.709,369
1,423,562

1110

166

20 0

550
16 0

Per share
. . . 1300
_____l 500
____ l 20 0
300
.. ..1 2 1 0
60
30 67

50
25
25
50
10 0
10 0
10 0
10
10 0
10 0
10 0

50
25
50

10 0

50
50
50

100

P hiladelphia— De posits of N ational ban ksdateOct. 4 i9-6
Rk A Tr Co of W Phil
Broad St Nat B an k..

Bid.

10 0
10 0
100
10 0
10 0

400.000
60,000
300,000
350.000
250.000
500.000
300,000

2 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 .0 0 0

Farmers' Trust C o ..
Guaranty Trust C o ..

Par.

100

1 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0

Lancaster—
Lancaster Co Nat Bk

Gross
Deposits.
$
9,137,176
6,501,329
1,551,859
6,370,376
2,362,307
3,156,670
5.802,478
2,826,190

150.000

Central Trust Co ..
Mountain City Tr Co

Surplus &
ProJits.
$
1,278,849
1,363,912
95,519
1,159,276
429,036
327,799
910.893
261,313

$

10 0 ,0 0 0
2 0 0 .0 0 0

Northern Tr A

[V ol. 123.

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

50
100

50
50

10 0
10 0
100
10 0
10 0

50

10 0

50
10 0
100
100

50

10 0
100
100
10 0
100

50
50

100

50

100
100
100
100
10 0
100
100
100
100
10 0

50

100

50
50
50

100

50
50

100
10 0

50
50
50

100
100
(10 0
110 0

50

10 0
100

50

10 0
10 0
100
100

50
50
50
50
50
50

10 0

50
50
25
50
50

10 0

50

10 0

Per share
____ / 175
___
*;oo
1 215
____ 1 205
250
. 1 130
___ l 325
_____/ 3 3 7 *
Per
72

share
150
75
181

81
420

425

15
171

350
18
180

Per share
____ l 500
l 320
_____ 1 l->6 *
--- l 45*
_____l 4 io
_____l 6 8 8
. 1 o40
.........1 3 . 5 *
_____l 300
_____l 2 2 0

Capital.
P hila.— (Con.)
$
Northeastern T & Tr
2 0 0 .0 0 0
Nor Phila Trust Co _ _
500.000
Northwestern Tr Co
150.000
Oak Lane Trust Co _
500.000
Parkway Trust C o ..
250,000
Pelham Trust C o _
_
150,000
Penn Co for Insur on
Lives & Grant Ann
Tr & Safe Dep C o. 4,000.000
Penn W'h'g & S D Co 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
300,000
2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
13.131.200
j
Real Estate T I & Tr 2 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
Republic Trust C o. .
750.000
143.700
Richmond Trust C o.
Roxborough Tr Co .
150.000
Susq Title & Tr Co .
150.000
Southwark Title & Tr
125,000
150,000
Tioga Trust C o. _ . .
125.000
United Sec L I & T r. 1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
West Phila T & T Co
600,000
P ittsbu rgh —
All Nations Dep Bk.
Bank of Pittsb, N A .

. . l 198
____ l <o7*
........ 1 0 >
____ 1 -60
........ 1 4 J -,*
........ 1 - z i *
____ l 880
____ l .07
____ l 708
____ l 1 1 0 *
____ l J.2,0
.........1 lo 3 *
___ 1 o00
.........1 l*>9*
........ 1 91
.........1 77
____ l 5T3
___ l 296
350
____ l 18 6
l 33o*
_____l 2 2 o *
_____l 470
_____l ZuO
__
_____l 2 6 0 *
_____ 1 n S
.........1 7 0 *
____ l I9i
_____l I hO *
l 72
_____l . 8 i *
____ l 88 i
_____l o l 2
_____l 250
. 1 i7
. . . 1 150
_____1 526
____ l <0 2 *
_____l 250
_ l 314
_
.........1 232
_____l •151
____ l o05
.........i 3i0
_____l 1300
.........I ZcO*
.........1 177*
......... 1 2 0 5 *
_____l 8 5 *
____ l 405
____ 1 540
_____l 70
. . . 1855
____ 1 90
____ l 775
_____l 183
_____1 4 0 0 *
____ / 115
_____l 118
____ l 130
_____l 450
_____l 1 1 1
____ l 782

50 _____l

a Capital paid in; authorized amount is larger.

90

75.000

3.000.000
125 000
500.000
150.000
500.000
600.000
Diamond Nat Bank.
600,000

Exchange Nat Bank.
Farmers Deposit Sav
Fifth Avenue Bank .
First National Bank
Highland Nat Bank.

share
-6 6 *
____ l 35 x
.........1 85
____ l 2u5
___ l 6 6 6
____ l 6 6 4 *
____ l 2 iO
____ l 975
. . . . 1465
■37*
. . 1 5.7
Per

1 0 0 ,0 0 0

2 0 0 .0 0 0
10 0 000

Iron & Glass Dol Sav
Keystone Nat Bank.
Metropolitan Sav’gs
Monongahela Nat Bk
Ohio Valley Bank . .

Western S & D Bank
Allegheny Trust C o.
Bessemer Trust Co
Com'wealth Trust Co
Continental Trust Co
Dollar Sav & Tr C o ..
Farmers Deposit T r.
Fidel Title & Tr C o ..
Franklin Sav & Trust
Hazlewood S & T Co
Hill Top S & T Co
Manchester Savings
Bank & Trust C o.
Merch Sav & Tr Co

6 0 0 ,6 6 6

750,000

6 .0 0 0 .0 0 0

500.000

10 0 .0 0 0
10 0 .0 0 0
6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
2 0 0 .0 0 0
2 0 0 .0 0 0
2 0 0 ,0 0 0
10 0 .0 0 0

172.700
600.000
300.000
7.500.000
2 0 0 .0 0 0
1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
2 0 0 .0 0 0
10 0 .0 0 0
2 0 0 .0 0 0
10 0 .0 0 0
10 0 .0 0 0

300.000
500.000
2 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
25 i.O O
O
700.000
250.000
125,000
2,600.000
1.500.000
450.000
1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
125.000
250,000
1,320,000
2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
175,000
165,400
150,000
250.000
125,000
2 0 0 .0 0 0

300.000
Peoples Sav & T-ust
Co of Pittsburgh. . 4,000,000
250.000
Pittsburgh Dep Title
125.000
2 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
500.000
150,000
400.000
Real Est Sav & Tr Co
125,000
400,000
125,000
1,500.000
350.000
West End S B & T r . .
125.000
125.000
Workingman's Savgs
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
Bank & Trust C o.
R eading—
Farmers' Nat Bank
Nationa 1Union B k ..
Penn Nat Bank___
Reading Nat B ank..
Second Nat Bank__
Berks Co Trust C o ..
Colonial Trust C o __
Pennsylvania Tr C o.
Reading Trust C o._
S cran ton —
Bosak State B ank..
Electric City Bank .
First National Bank
Green Ridge Bank.
Keystone B a n k ___
North Scranton Bk.
Providence Bank_
_
Peoples Sav & Dime
Bank Tr C o ______
South Side B an k..
Traders' Nat Bank.
Union Nat B a n k _
_
West Side Bank___
Anthracite Tr C o_
_
Lincoln Trust C o _
_

6 June 30 1926

Surplus &
Profits.

Grosz
Deposits

Par. Bid.

$
$
76,738 2,190.905
1.0) 1,936 9,368.690
1,171,193 11,422.698
353.483
1,328.584
162,397
1,697.528
281,031 2,391,904
17,809.345 66,059,446
477,751
696.235
107.647
1,529,069
8,968.278 16,155.564
1,583,288 6,954,653
4,271.063 10,225,735
624,133 5,094,605
®37,784
1,600.339
244.984 2,778.570
20,505
4..9,450
205.231
1,587.720
287,463 2,329.641
»161,895 2,570,878
1,185,633 5,978,347
2,640,945 19,321,998
991,521
8,460,169

50
50
50
100

too
100

Per
_____l
_____l
_____l
____ l
____ l
____ l

____ l 860
50 ___ l 105
50 ____l
100 ___ l 695
10 0 ____ l 1 1 0
. 1235
10 0
10 0 ____ 1 550
50 _____1 198
100 ____ 1 10 0
50 ____ 1 151
50 ____ 1 60
100 _____l 2 0
l 27.5
10 0
50 . . . . l 137
100 ____ I ' l l *
13 >3*
100 __
50 _____I z 4 6 *

100

254,000
88,364
79,213
344,501
5,164,388
235,748
906,752
865,954
1.520.366
1,522,663
2,231,893
2.390.784
1.003,412
1,088.098
4,541.294
1,178.036
v‘ 23.722
2
276,240
7,100,782
313,412
l,10o,162
230.183
165,703
599,746
1,279.898
282,517
7,873,979

3,550,000
1,914,359
1,415.626
1.499.893
54.261.269
2,679,463
12.548.112
8.945.258
16.400.145
10,465,498
21,020,040
37,951.958
8,582.687
9,243,561
54.177,005
12,953,072
2.487,743
2 ,2 2 0 ,0 0 0
72,179,066
5,038,116
1,3 3, , <
3,720,556
3,933,655
3,6 3.743
8,268.520
2,403.335
140,550,973

t>67,630
2,380,000
595,102
211,260
365,299
234,ui2
40,790
1,239,186
464,980
6,227.255
2,012,964
573,908
931,674
259,912
»107.915
4,268,883
1,649,098
325 .O u
U
1,895.458
75,751
390,106
712,866
6,513,390
345,147
384,103
289,544

2,412,281
15,37.,,58
6.071.062
2,268,025
1.696,684
2.279 ,90
1,217.883
6,383,395
3.677,445
24,070,67c
29,547,092
3.496,412
5,835,409
2,290.825
1.779,342
20,947.705
12,389.792
1,46 ,,486
12,400,046
1,699.392
10,312.458
543,205
16,831,821
3,323,090
2,987.807
2,973,267

343,359
S86.543
77,991
424,913

3,482,827
1,481.772
2,486.158
6,054,995

100
100

8,339,861 27,066,379
320.912 3,587.102

100
100

P16.672
1,067,759
2,629,915 16.310,072
»690.462
6,912,748
241 .517
1,411.067
162,500 4.526.540
232.233
1,712,181
532,6ui
5.7. ,360
6 ,0 0
-.01.417
48.498.748 140,328,541
1,4 > ,OOu 7.5 1Mr.
6
6 8 8 ,0 0 0
4,405.900
176,000
1 ,6 8 6 ,0 0 0

100
100
100
100
100

1,753,616

500.010 1,823.318
2 0 0 .0 0 0 1,047,076
833.U31
1,486.427
1,061,023
883,094
350,991
2,503,570
1,259.797

300.000
500,000
300,000
750 000
500 000
1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0
500.000

12,336,027
9,111,440
2,315,393
5,808.526
11,012.043
2.947.595
7.168.338
4,149.122
13.377,689
2,635,757

720.356 5,153,073
500,000
703.530 7,164,249
500.000
134.131
1,321.203
80.000
2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 3,561.032 33,066,230
99.628
830.250
50.000
202,129
1,356.413
125.000
278,521
2,s 4.. 85
2 0 0 .0 0 0
1.488.451
203,516
75.000

50
60
10 0

50
50
50

10 0

50
50

95
355

I Last sale,

v April 12 1926.

180

100

too 360
10 0

235

10 0
100

160

50
IQ l
Q

10 0

50

87
____
310

100

50
too

100

50

100
100
100
100

50
100
100
100
100

285
251
125
315

73

175

50
100
100
100
100

400

100

21

50

100

50

220

970
280

50

100
100
100

130
190

5

325

100
100

too
25

450

100

190

50
50

83
69

50

too

300

381
275
220
10 0

100

too
100 4000
too 550
50
50
50

10 0 0

Per
30 165
25 160
100 400
10 0 495
100 500
10
39
10
100
100

22

620
395

share.
170
165
405
500
505
40
23
625
400

Per share.
50 285 295
450
50 147

100
100

50
50
50
50

8 0

225
153
240
230

1,415,536 14.685.438 100 505
326.260 3,000.298 50 2 z0
400.000 1,384.238 9,034.207 100 535
500.000 1,134,955 9,743.300 100 700
376,022 3.845.063 100 235
500.000
335,558 2.832.529 50 195
120.000
475.162
4.259.456’ 50 235
500 00(1
263.997 3.238.958 100 221
500.000

1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
2 0 0 .0 0 0

e Sept. 19 1924.

Ask.
share
70
321
450
230
150
337

510
240
237
226

x Ex-dividend.

TENNESSEE— (Concluded)

PENNSYLVANIA (Concluded).—
Capital.

Surplus
& Profits.

Cross
Deposits.

Par.

Ask.

Bid.

Wilkes-Barre—
Per
%
$
S
Dime Bk Tit A Tr Co
50 180
373,750
601,856 3.440,824
first National Bank.
375.000 1,125,066 7,123,589 100 280
Hanover Bk A T r _
_
50 140
160.322
1,565,597
125.000
Heights Deposit Bk
50,000
50 225
190,098
1,557,000
Liberty St Bk A T Co
50 85
150.000
1,159.314
101.293
Miners’ Bk o f W -B._ 2.000.000 4,637,463 17.065,835
50 175
Miners Trust C o____
275,000
50 130
n42,852 2,048,698
Penn Bk & Tr C o_
_
200.000
314,730 2,334,159 100 275
Second Nat Bank_
_ 1.000.000 2,869.091 10.069,774 100 380
So Side Bk A Tr C o.
125.000
50 115
161,197
1,790,527
Union Sav Bk A T r.
1,724,840 t 25 50
382,275
262,396
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
300.000 a718,355 4,017,025
50 350
Wyoming Nat Bank.
500,000
50 150
988,894 5,165,402
Wyoming Val Tr C o.
350,000 1,403,398 5,723,942 50 215
Williamsport—
first National Bank.
Lycoming Nat B k -.
West Branch N B k ..
Williamsport N Bk_.
Northern Central Tr
C o _________ _____
Susq Trust C o______
York—
Central Nat B an k..
Drov A Mech N Bk.
flrst National Bank.
Western Nat B an k..
York Co Nat B ank..
York Nat’l Bank_
_
Oltiz Savs A Tr C o._
Guar Tr Co of York.
York Trust C o _____

Per
275
295
520
240

share
_____
300
145
250
__
180
135
___
400
120
375
155
224
share.
275
300
525
240

300,000
525,540
200.000
432,972
500.000 1,991,938
250,000 a354,781

4,012,037
1,376,197
5,659,133
1,174,193

100
100
100
100

500,000
500.000

475,835
710,958

4,436,328
3,787,808

250,000
100.000
500.000
225,000
300.000
500.000
500.000
50').000
300.000

231,738
326,183
536,273
370,484
868,511
560,260
223,759
570,017
545,403

1,826,995
2,112,678
5,378,334
2,700,237
2,933,782
3,453,280
2,326,360
3.571,225
3.312.571

100 275 275
120
50 120
Per share.
100 180
100 250
100 181
100 180
20 64
25 55
25 38
39 H
25 61
50 115

Newport Nat Bank.
Newport Trust C o_

Per share.
300,000
120,000
300,000

358,204
105,659
348,914

6,084,904
621,381
3,055,137

50
60 91
100 160

Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat500,000
835,677 3,742,049 25
Columbus Exch B k.
200,000
157,000 2,800,000 50
High Street Bank__
120,000
210,588 2,118,505 50
Mechanics’ Nat Bk500,000
367,200 6,164,200 50
Nat Bank of Comm.
850,000 1,280,792
7,859,576 50
Phenix Nat Bank__
450,000 1,227,961
2,846,480 50
Providence Nat Bk. 1,500,000 2,857,625 11.491,220 100
Industrial Trust C o. 4.000.000 8,986,460 137,500,668 100
_ . 125.000
Lincoln Trust C o _
137,837
1,096,135 25
Rhode I Hos Tr C o . 3,000.000 6,744,238 96,568.661 1000
Union Trust C o____ 1,000,000
972,415 21,614,097 100
Woonsocket—
Citizens’ Nat B an k..
National Globe B k ..
Woonsocket Trust Co

100,000
100.000
75.000

62,531
100,761
207,004

/I l l
93
165

Per share.
60
95
60
95
114
280
425

Capital.
Nashville—
American Nat Bank.
American Trust ___
Broadway Nat Bank
Central Nat Bank
Commerce-Union Bk
Fourth A 1st BATCo
Fourth A First N B.
Tennessee Hermitage
National Bank__
Liberty Bk A Tr C o.
Nashville Trust C o ..

440

5000
170

Per share.
1,137,993 100 110
25 45
899,891
47
3,068,024 100

SOUTH CAROLINA—National banks June 30; State institutions June 30.

Greenville—
Amer Bk A Tr C o_
_
Bank of Commerce
farmers A Mer Bk.
First National Bank.
Ptoples Nat B k ___

200,000
200,000
200,000
50.000
1,000,000
1,100 000
100.000

_
Woodside Nat Bk_

225,000
150.000
25.000
200 000
200,000
50.000
250,000

Spartanburg—
American Nat B k_
_
Bank of Commerce. .
Carolina Nat Bank
Central Nat B an k..
Dollar Sav Bank . .
First National Bank
Mer A Farm B ank..
Southern Trust C o ..

150,000
100,000
200.000
400.000
100,000
500,000
100.000
60,000

140,481
3,299,982 100
437.679 4,124,612 100
203.539 2,652,780 100
37,328
439,095 100
535,639 8,579,601 100
995.440 21,729,281 100
1,966,878 100
43,370
51,466
58,778
53,749
293,357
463,898
83,603
n85,612
142,352
66,032
72,797
317,654
3,893
207.565
130,415
34.628

Per
150
271
225
120
140
200
100

1,346,975
858,722
291,418
1,943.607
2,841.805
1,900,924
3,162,341

100 105
100 112
50

674,399
781,023
1,205,221
2,943,488
557,328
2,822,652
938,634
450,700

100 165
100 150
100 101
100 164
100 75
100 146
100 225
100 140

share.
280
250
125
150
210
120
110
115
50

100
100 119

121
170
155
108
168
80
159
235
150

Austin—
American Nat Bank.
Austin Nat Bank . .
State National Bank
Beaumont—
American Nat Bank.
City Nat'l Bank
First National Bank.
Secur St Bk & Trust.
Texas National Bank

Chattanooga—

Hamilton Nat Bank.

500,000

594,867

3,589,352

100

567,063
737,844
136,095
226,547
180,130

14.148.792
8,321,819
4,202,257
4,403,268
6,066,908

100
100
100
100
100

Memphis—
Bank o f Com A TrCo 3,000,000 2,357,402 31,505,800 100
100.000
Columbia Sav Bank.
60,79.5
890,283 100
1,000,000
956,894 16,930,043 100
First National Bank
i 00.000
Amer S B A Trust__
105,565 2,308,857 100
Fidelity Bk A Tr C o. 1,000.000
125,560 5,921.764 100
300.000
Liberty S Bk A T r ..
220.000 4.400.000 100
150,000
187.712 4,435,544 100
Man Sav Bk A Tr . .
10
100.000
711,521
Solvent S Bk A T r ..
1,553
50,000
69,722
State Savings Bank.
1,422,653 100
Union A Planters'
514,943 27,008,597 100
Bank A Trust C o. 2,500,000

* Sale price.
a April 12 1926.
& Sept. 28 1925.
1 New stock, x Ex-dividend, v Closely held.




Per share

1,000.000
6,113,356 100
699,313
1,250.000 1,285,165 17,524.350 100
1,500,000 rl, 124,144 rl7,693,364 100
250,000 r l ,124,144 rl7,693,364 100

Knoxville—
600,000
City National Bank.
East Tenn Nat Bank 1,000,000
200.000
East Tenn Sav Bank
500.000
Holston Nat Bank..
500,000
Union Nat Bank___

Par.

%
%
$
1,500.000 1,403,094 18,532,324 100
500.000
4,084.934 100
269,241
300 000
320,443 4,336,088 100
300.000
100.014 2.474.28° 100
)
5 0 0 .0 0 0
370,603 6.625,547 l(M
M
5 0 0 .0 0 0
162,832 8,231,238 K )
1,500.000 1,522,001 21,539,483 100
300,000
100,000
350,000

66,308
25,756
484,144

Bid.

Ask

Per
320
320
290
160
215
320
320

share
325
325
300
165
225
3 80
330

1,436,589 100 101
679,188 100 127
4,477,959 100 245

102
130
255

300,000
300,000
125.000
200 000

100,000

549,709
744,896
43,291
61 0i 0
50,000

Per short
5,534,113 100 265 _____
6,221,982 100 250
2,325,9 9 10<
2,000,000 100
1,319,548 100 200

250.000
250.000
400.000
100.000
250.000

506,953
101,9zS
440,582
12.000
97,318

5,143,570
2,155,540
6,980,614
753,628
2,941,412

100
100
100
100
100

Per share
__
300
125
225
115
120 125

Dallas—
Am Exch Nat Bank.
Central Nat’l Bank
City National Bank.
Mercantile Nat Bank
Mercantile Tr A S Bk
Dallas Nat Bank .
Republic Nat Bank.
Nat Bk of Comm'ce
North Texas N B k ..
Central Tr A Sav Bk
Dallas Tr A Sav Bk.
Republic TrASav Bk

Per
5,000,000 4,016,158 39,671,650 100 290
198,360 2,932,207 100 85
500.000
M
3.000.000 1,711,540 26,037,896 K ) 300
750.000
160,303 8,695,222 100 115
50,965 2.392,900 100 115
250.000
500 000
192,698 4,053,091 100 140
2,500.000 1,682,230 22,489,549 100 215
386,211 4,807,447 100 270
150 000
1,000.000
345,290 8,365,464 100
71,085
200 000
1,194.085 100 85
M
1,000.000
412,144 4,514,717 K ) 150
500.000
108,103 3,832,912 100 115
a862
755,113 100
100.000

short
295
95
305
125
125
150

1,000,000

120
120

Amer Tr A Sav B k ..
Fort Worth—
Continental Nat Bk.
Farm A Mech N Bk.
First National Bank.
Ft Worth State Bank
Ft Worth Nat Bank.
Stockyards Nat B k ..
Texas Nat'l Bank_
_

Houston—
Citizens State Bank
First National Bank
Guaranty Nat Bank.
Gulf State B a n k __
Houston Nat B ank..
Seaport Nat Bank__
Second Nat Bank__
Nat Bank o f Comm.
Public Nat Bank___
State Nat Bank____
Union Nat Bank___
South Texas Comm’l
Nat B a n k ............
Guardian Trust C o ..
Houston Land A Tr.
Marine Bank A Trust
San Jacinto Trust_
_
San A n ton io—

Per share
250 300
240 250
225
165

175

Per
404
165
280
295
100
188
545
8
303

share
410
170
285
300
101
190
575
10

128

130

300,000
300,000

Sam Houston State

Waco—
Citizens’ Nat B an k ..
First National Bank.
First State B A T Co
Liberty Nat Bank . .
National City Bank.
Provident Nat Bank.

261,061 10,240,391
303,352 10,173,672
62,378 3,268,965

100 100
100 •275
100 110

130
95
155
125

Per short

281,612 9,182,613 100 130
750.000
1,000.000
318,290 12,844,7ol 100 140
1,000.000
835,000 21,019,700 100 250
100.000
14,000
835,000 100
1 000 000 1,341,18* 16,923,963 100 300
130,000 3,387,211 100 250
200,000
500,000 254,251 5,298,998 100 200
•

200.000

200.000
750.000
1,000,000
100,000
2,500.000
200.000

100.000

600.000
250.090
l.000.000
500.000
300.000
500.000
1,000.000

252,835
267,243
204,113
149,803
6,964
912,868
146,624
16,721
515,508
12,687
885,000
736,438
251,091
116,085
1,083,821

6,038,877
3,698,528
5,914,809
8,913,613

1,000,000

200.000
l ,000 000
250.000
200.000
200.000
600.000

3S0.442 7,722,150
283,975 10,884,514
35,972 3.525.084
622,696 10,486,007
157,806
1,856,304
190,521 4,323.141
383,717 2,468,258
317,000 4,892.572

100.000
500.000
200.000
300.000
300.000

26,086
184,410
89,684
141,550
50,406

250.000
l ,000.000
200.000
300.000
100.000
300.000

213,111
339,462
69,809
182,930
37,642
280,944

150

100
125

100
210

Per soon
185
205
1-----

100 175
100 195
100
100 100

No minal
592,370 100 95
M
30,852,796 K ) 300
1,903,430 100 175
1,129,770 100 90
10,318,238 100 200
899,361 100 95
M
13,926,366 K ) 250
10,073,22( 100 270
2,572,820 100 125
5,729,224 100 170
M
15,966,715 K ) 250

1,500.000 1,008,257 22,890,46f
488,851
300.000
3,299,940
1,000.000
524,069 4,808,772
93,754 2,128,340
300.000
221,712 2,811,882
300.000

1,000,000

Texas State Bk A T r.

TENNESSEE— National banks June 30; State institutions April 12.

Chattanooga S Bk A
T

Cross
Deposits.

TEXAS— National banks, June 30; Slate institutions, June 30.

Galveston—
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
South Texas Nat Bk.
U S National Bank. .

Charleston—
Atlantic Nat B ank..
Atlantic Sav Bank..
Carolina Sav B ank..
Miners A Merch Bk.
People's-First Nat Bk
So Carolina Nat Bk.
So Car L'n A Tr C o.

Surplus
& Profits.

El Paso—
First National Bank.

RHODE ISLAND— National banks June 30; State institutions June 30.
Newport—
Aquidneck Nat Exch

63

BANKS AND TKUST COMPANIES

O c t ., 1 9 2 6 .]

100 270
K ) 390
M
100 150
100 110
100 160

110

prices

100
200
100

215
no
260
.100
135
190
275
300
405
125
170

Per share

100

100
100

432,855
2,408,504
3,484,619
2,957,658
3,233.393

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100 —

2,789,326
7,128,149
1,341,218
2,810,934
537.193
1,709,466

100
100
100
100
K)
M
100

Per
200
215
1^5
200
90
175

—
share
218
130
2u5

100

180

UTAH—National banks June 30; State institutions June 30.
Ogden—
Commercial Sec Bk .
Nat Bank of Comm.
First Sav Bank . . .
Ogden State B an k..
First Nat Bank

Per
100 155
100 95
100 255
100 600
100 150

share.
170
100
255

Per
Salt Lake City—
600.000
Continental Nat B k.
219,384 11,916,362 100 115
500.000
679,462 5,880,637 K ) 268
Deseret Nat Bank__
M
500.000
Deseret Sav Bank . _
300,119 6,277,843 100 190
500.000
National Copper Bk
6,512,490 100 120
121,031
500.000
Utah State Nat Bank
495,005 8,810.331 100 205
300 .000
Utah Sav A Tr C o ..
179,275
1.909,071 100 155
Walker Bros, B’kers. 1.000.000 ' 601,532 20,286,112 100 195
Zion Sav Bk A Tr Co 1,000,000
608,289 11,051,760 100 3l0

share.
125
272
194
127
215
160
205
320

e Sold with First National Bank.

$
200.000
250.000
250.000
100.000
500.000

/Last sale.

137,850
74,342
192,538
344,870
142,838

n Dec. 31 1925.

2.196,419
2,321,784
3,691,738
6,797,221
4,201,882

155

r Consolidate i statement.

64

BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

VERMONT— National banks June 30.
Capital.
Barre—
Granite S B & Tr Co
People’s Nat B an k..
Quarry S Bk & Tr Co

$
75.000
100.000
100,000

Surplus
& Profits.
%
88.436
210,096
54,000

%
2,755.535
4.247.875
1,726,074

Par.

Bid.
Per

100
100
100

Ask.
share

200,000
500,000
150,000
250,000

219.645
329,987
221,800
564,946

4,413.212 180
2.695.245 100
566.000
40
5,869,283 100

Per share.
150
135
65
150

Montpelier—
Capital S B & Tr Co
First National Bank
Montpelier Nat Bank
M ontp’r S B & Tr Co

100,000
150,000
150,000
100,000

155.161
71.076
185.761
226,427

2.809.927
2.268.247
1,853.750
4,614,381

100
100
100
100

Per share.
165
125
125 135
350

Rutland—
Baxter Nat Bank_
_
Clement Nat B an k..
Killington Nat Bank
Rutland Co Nat Bk.
_
Rutland Trust C o_

100.000
100,000
100,000
100.000
50,000

100.958
220.327
152.329
143,357
307,052

615.372 100
2,807.000 100
432.518 100
1,405,021 100
2,247,464 100

Per share.

VIRGINIA— National banks June 30; State institutions June 30Lynchburg—
First National Bank.
Lynchburg Nat Bank
People’s Nat Bank .
Mutual Sav Bk & Tr
Lynchburg Tr & S B .

1,000.000
1,000.000
500,000
200.000
300,000

Norfolk—
Citizens Bank______
Nat Bk o f Commerce
Trust Co o f Norfolk
Mer & Mec Sav B k. .
Merch & Planters Bk
Norfolk Nat B an k..
Seaboard Nat Bank
Virginia Nat B an k._

1.000,000 1,277,189 5,719.162
1,200,000 1,551,253 17.407.59S
912,022 6,346,685
1,000.000
25.000
328.855 2,873.261
383.086
50,000
1,641,365
1,000,000 1,349.736 10,846.795
756,279 8,324,479
1,000.000
253,919 4,948.677
500,000

Petersburg—
Petersburg Sav & T r.
Nat Bank of Petersb.
Virginia Nat B an k..

500,000
600,000
1,000,000

Portsmouth—
American Nat Bank
Bank of Tidewater..
Citizens Trust C o . .
First National Bank.
Merch & Farmers Bk

500,000
250,000
250,000
300,000
500,000

603.629
104,610
222,086
129,951
116,702
47,553
214,825
251,133

ol.

123

WEST VIRGINIA— National banks June 30; State Institutions June 30.
Gross
Deposits.

Burlington—
Chittenden Co Trust
Howard Nat Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust C o.

1,153,307
850.273
614,724
4,493
379,344

[V

6,419,810
4.087.799
3,155.511
633,698
2,964,508

3.199.783
2,892.876
3,994,583

Per
100 250
10(1
10(1 235
10(1
100 340

share.
260
207
237 34
100

Per
232
300
190
1750
875
255
195
175

share.
235
305
195
2250
950
260
200
180

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

Per share.
100 100
115
100
100 125 _____

2.665,759 100
1,019,164 100
633.777 100
2.695,732 100
2,944,596 100

120
140
115
190
175

125
160
120
200
200

Richmond—
American Nat Bank. 2,000,000 1,524,198 14,660,692 100
Bank of Comm & Tr.
662,056 4,128,627 100
500,000
Broadway Nat Bank
84,443
1,799.613 100
300,000
Central Nat Bank
866.693 7,195,941 100
1,000,000
First & Mer Nat B k. 3,000,000 3,348,904 44,180.103 100
Mech & Mer B an k ..
180,347
1,789,867 100
200,000
Pollard & Bagby Mtg
154,500
129 696
State-Planters Bank
25
& Trust Co
___ 2,500,000 2,231,054 34,188,021
25
Sav Bank o f Richm’d
443,777
1,748,611
200,000
756,840 3,437.269
Un Bk & Fed Tr C o.
750,000
25
187,039
West End Bank.
25
100,000
1.623,208
259,790 3,335.880 100
Richmond Trust Co
1,000,000
Virginia Trust C o _
_ 1,000,000 1,577,086 5,253,031 100

Per
205
239
12)
250
2c 3
235

share.
225
25 J
127
21 0
268
260

57
105
46
75
92
585

59
110
48
82
18
610

Roanoke—
American Nat Bank.
Colonial Nat B an k..
State & City B an k..
First Nat Exch Bank
Mountain Trust Bk.

195
20J
101
460
125

215,000 2.000,000 100
300,000
314.309 2.694,812 100
600,000
16,451
200,000
865.147 100
1,000,000 1,242,018 18,272,444 100
247,500
1,800,000 100
760,000

Surplus &
Profits.

Capital.
Wheeling—
Centre Wheeling Sav
Citizens’-Mutual

?
100,000

Gross
Deposits.

Par.

600.000
407,000 5.990,766 100
Half Dollar Sav Bank
100,000
249.978 2,507.833 100
Nat Bank of W Va _
500,000
563.763 4.859,276 100
612.880 5.246.282 100
Nat Exchange Bank.
500.000
Cent Union Tr Co
269.821
500,000
2.059.239 100
So Side Bk & Tr Co _
100,000
207.042
1.660.694 100
Dollar Sav & Tr C o. 1,162.300 2,507,300 16.647.819 100
_
Security Trust C o_
300,000
390,000 3.401.090 100
Wheeling Bank &
Trust C o________
500,000
690,573
6,911,761 100

WISCONSIN— National banks June 30; State institutions
La Crosse—
Batavian Nat Bank.
400,000
421,688 3,934,141
Exchange State Bank
50,000
896.862
34,836
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
500,000
521,602
5.306,167
Security Savs Bank.
60.000
28.754
1,120.917
State Bk of La Crosse
100,000
119,111
2,211,863
Milwaukee—
American Nat Bank. 1,000,000
Badger State Bank. _
200,000
Bay View Com & S B
100,000
Central State B an k..
100,000
300.000
East Side Bank
150,000
First Wisconsin N Bk 6,000,000
200,000
100,000
Holton St State Bk.
100,000
Liberty State B an k ..
100.000
Lincoln State Bank.
100,000
Marine Nat B an k..
500.000
Marshall & Ilsley Bk 1,000.000
Merch & Farm State
200.000
Merch & Manuf Bk
400,000
100,000
200.000
Nat Bk of Commerce 1,000,000
Nat Exchange Bank.
500,000
North Ave State Bk
200.000
Northwestern Nat Bk
200,000
Park Savings Bank
200.000
1,000.000
Security Bk of M ilw.
100,000
Teutonia A veStateBk
100,000
Vliet St State Bank .
200.000
West Side Bank
400,000
Wisconsin State Bk.
100 000
North Avenue State.
200.000
First Wise Trust C o. 1.000.000

Bid.

Ask.

Per share.
$
1,924,082 100 250

%
103,406

275

285

June 30.
rer snare.
10( 220
101 150
1(!( 225
lot 150
100 210

11,327,764
6,826,399
2.398.799
1,430.917
2 772 266
1,841,57*
90,221,104
933,000
1,933,901
1,298,040
1,252,219
1,380.339
11,539,888
27,081,131
3,273,472
3,015,477
1,842,656
3,460,431
9,466,076
7,867,048
3.474.4' <
1,026,371
3,104.666
35,864,061
1,450,283
2,418.9* 4
1,303,254
3,539,608
3,986,900
3,463,280
2,601,670

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
ioo
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

2,883,750
3,973,371

369,217
232,315
114,745
53,640
66,654
8*1.198
4,936,861
50,000
47,958
28,939
75.574
70 272
1,403,242
1,892,8 4
136,455
372,906
41 .327
182,407
485,755
878,358
l'C-t4>'t
35,650
170,654
2,898,385
69,536
221,780
84,000
578,919
403,068
123.439
1,135,120

177 14
265
165
225
125
250
310 325
250

100
100

Per share.
116
150
176
180
140
119
120
220
121
12)
1.30
268
219
1 *3
157
130
145
210
170
160
162

167 34

135
325
126
175
350
170

WYOMING— National banks June 30.
Cheyenne—•
Stock Growers N B k.

250,000
400,000

168,606
104,299

Per share.

C A N A D A .

Returns are all of date July 31 1926.
NOVA SCOTIA.
Capital
Paid in.

Reserve
Fund.

Deposits.

Par.

Prices are per cent, not per shar e.
Halifax—
$
$
$
Bank of Nova Scotia 10,000,000 19,500,000 186,267,552 100

Bid.

Ask.

per cent.
300

WASHINGTON— National banks June 30; State Institutions June 30.
Seattle—
Dexter-Horton N'Bk
First National Bank.
Japanese Coml Bank
Marine Nat Bank_
_
Metropolitan Nat Bk
Nat Bk o f Commerce
Nat City Bk of Seatt
Seattle Nat Bank __

Per
400,000
33,078
969,713 100
200,000
5,593,050 100 223
2,200,000 1,498,052 37,514,534 100 255
500,000
841,923 15,332.101 too 425
110,793
100,000
1,734.533 100
300,000
140,530 5.281.183 100 210
500,000
299.028 8.068.884 100 270
1,225,216 20,916.825 100 315
1,000,000
298.562 4,896.235 100 165
500,000
89,414 5,158,176 100
100,000
1,000,000 1,139,564 28,274,709 100 310
73,690 2,036,042 100
600,000
84,169 2,473,821 100
200,000

Spokane—■

80.112 2,492,096 100
74,444 2,577,767 100
315.190 10,780.897 100 122
144,968 4,668.860 100 100
630,670 19,127.678 100 135
76.649
1,110,362 100
403,940 10,711,283 100 102
151,910 1,784,550 100

Tacoma—•
Nat Bank o f Tacoma 1,000.000
Puget Sound Nat Bk
300.000

421,434 16.216,646 100 140
89,756 2,998,726 100 110

* Sale price.

I Last sale,




260
430
215
275
350
170

x Ex-dividend,

Toronto—
Bank of Toronto____
Can Bank of Comm.
Dominion Bank____
Imperia l Bank of Can
Standard Bank_____

5,000,000
20,000,000
6,000,000
7,000,000
4,823,400

7,000,000
20,000,000
7,000,000
7,500,000
2,900,000

Per cent.
83,599,529 100 219 220
36 .8.6 947 100 221
222
90,116.433 100 20834
205
97. 30.658 100 20)
68,239,064 50 192
196

325
QUEBEC.

Per share.

100,000
Brotherhood Nat Bk
200.000
Exchange Nat Bank. 1,000,000
Fidelity Nat B an k ..
500,000
OldNatBk&UnTrCo 1.500,000
25,000
Spok & East Tr Co .. 1,000.000
Washington Trust Co
200,000

ONTARIO.

share.

125
105
140

Montreal—
Bank of Montreal_
_
Banque Canadienne.
Provincial Bk of Can
Royal Bk o f Canada.

29,916,700 29,916,700 583,972,147
5.500.000 5,500,000 103,034 036
3,828,771 1,500,000 35,268,448
24,400,000 24,400,000 581,332,065

Per rent.
100 269 270
100 15734
100
100 252

105
SASKATCHEWAN.
180
130

Weyburn—
Weyburn Secur Bank

524,560

225,000

4,017,883 100