Bank and Q uotation SECTION OF THE C ommercial & J 7 inancial C hronicle, Copyrighted In 1018, according to Act of Congress, by WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY, In office of Librarian of Congress, Washington, D .C . VOL. 106. NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 2 1918. NO. 2745. Bank and Q uotation Section The Bank and Ouotatlon 8ection, Issued monthly, la furnished without extra charge to every annual ■ubscrlber of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle. The Railway and Industrial Section, Issued three times a year on the last Saturday of February, June and October, la likewise furnished without extra charge to every annual subscriber of the Chronicle. The Railway Earnings Section, Issued monthly, containing the sworn returns of earnings and expenses filed each month with the Inter-State Commerce Commission, Is also furnished without extra charge to every annual Chronicle subscriber. The Electric Railway Section, Issued three times a year. 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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS OF BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES Atlanta. Ga.— Page Atlanta National Bank----------- 6 Baltimore, Md.— National Bank of Baltimore__ 6 Safe Deposit A Trust Co______ 6 Boston. Mass.— National Union Bank------------ 2 Chicago. 111.— Chicago Savings B k.& T r. C o. 8 Continental A Oom'I Nat. Bk. 8 Corn Exchange Nat. Bank------ 9 First Nat. Bank of Chicago... 6 Live Stock Exchange Nat. Bk. 8 National Bank of the Republic. 8 Cincinnati. Ohio— Fifth-Third National Bank------ 7 Cleveland, Ohio— First National Bank-------------- 7 Union Oommorco National Bk 7 Detroit. Mich.— First A Old National Bank... 6 People’s State Bank__________ 6 Port Worth, Texas— Fort Worth National Bank__ _ 6 Hartford, Conn.— Hartford-Aetna National Bank 2 Jersey City. N. J.— First National Bank._____ 2 f Los Angeles. Cal.— Citizens' National Bank______ io First National Bank___________ jq Milwaukee. WIs.— pgge First National Bank.________ jn Minneapolis, Minn.— First A Security National Bank 9 New Orleans, La.— Whitney-Central Nat. Bank.. 6 New York, N. Y.— Chemical National Bank______ l Coal A Iron National Bank____ l Farmers' Loan A Trust C o ___12 Hanover National Bank........... l Seaboard National Bank______ 1 Norfolk, Va.— Norfolk National Bank_______ 7 Paterson, N. .— First National Bank_________ l Philadelphia. Pa.— Corn Exchange Nat. B a n k .... 3 First National Bank_________ 4 Fourth Street National Bank.. 3 Franklin National Bank______ 6 Girard National Bank......... .. 3 Girard Trust Company._____ 4 Market Street National Bank I 3 Philadelphia National Bank.. 4 Tradesmen's National Bank.. 4 Providence, R. i.— Merchants’ National B ank... 2 St. Louis, Mo.— National Bank of Commerce.. 9 San Francisco, Cal.— Anglo A London Paris Nat. Bk. 9 Worcester, Mass.— Merchants' Nations iBank____ 2 REVIEW OF JANUARY. As was the case with all preceding months, January was noted for numerous striking and note- worthy events. What came home, no doubt, to most persons with peculiar force was the great scarcity of coal, amounting almost to famine, in the whole of the eastern half of the country, but par- ticularly at this centre, and in the New England States. This occurred at a time when the winter proved an unusually severe one, temperatures being far below the normal and snowstorms exceptionally numerous and of wide extent. The inclemency of the weather made relief from the fuel scarcity all the more imperative and yet all the more difficult to effect. At the same time, it proved impossible to relieve the congestion of railroad freight which had become so pronounced at the close of December, this congestion having been one of the main influ- ences which led the Government to take over control of the railroads. The scarcity of coal followed in large measure from the inability to get loaded coal cars out of terminal points to the consuming districts. The situation finally became so desperate—ships being unable to leave port because of the inability to get coal, and schools in large number being obliged to close up in this city and elsewhere— that extraordinary meas- ures had to be resorted to in the endeavor to furnish relief. Late on Wednesday night of January 16 there came the startling announcement that the Fuel Administrator had decided to order the withholding of fuel from manufacturing establishments in the whole of the eastern half of the country for the five- day period beginning Jan. 18 and ending Jan. 22, thus compelling the closing down of such manufac- turing establishments, and also to deny the use of fuel not only to manufacturing establishments, but to office buildings, retail stores and nearly all other activities for ten successive Mondays beginning with Monday, Jan. 21, which formed part of the original five-day period. Though coal did get in somewhat better supply towards the close of the month, this general shut-down unfortunately had no very great effect in alleviating the distress occasioned by the coal scarcity and the rigors of the winter, in part because of repeated snow blockades in the Northern and Western States, some of these snow blockades being reported the worst on record. 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Bank and QuotationSECTION
OF THE
C ommercial & J7inancial C hronicle,Copyrighted In 1018, according to Act of Congress, by W ILLIAM B . DANA COM PAN Y, In office of Librarian of Congress, Washington, D .C .
VOL. 106. NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 2 1918. NO. 2745.
Bank and Q uotation Section
The Bank and Ouotatlon 8ection, Issued monthly, la furnished without extra charge to every annual ■ubscrlber of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
The Railway and Industrial Section, Issued three times a year on the last Saturday of February, June and October, la likewise furnished without extra charge to every annual subscriber of the Chronicle.
The Railway Earnings Section, Issued monthly, containing the sworn returns of earnings and expenses filed each month with the Inter-State Commerce Commission, Is also furnished without extra charge to every annual Chronicle subscriber.
The Electric Railway Section, Issued three times a year. In January May and September, Is likewise furnished without extra charge to every Chronicle subscriber.
The State and City Section, Issued semi-annually on the last Saturday of May and November, Is also furnished without extra charge to every subscriber of the Chronicle.
Tho Bankers’ Convention Section, Issued yearly, giving the detailedRroceedlngs of the annual convention of the American Bankers' Associa-
on, is also furnished without extra charge to Chronicle subscribers. Terms for the Chronicle. Including the six Supplements above named
are Ten Dollars per annum within the United States, Thirteen Dollars (which Includes postage) In Europe, and $11.60 In Canada ' rU
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INDEXTO ADVERTISEMENTS OF BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
Atlanta. Ga.— PageAtlanta National Bank----------- 6
Baltimore, Md.—National Bank of Baltimore__ 6Safe Deposit A Trust Co______ 6
Boston. Mass.—National Union Bank------------ 2
Chicago. 111.—Chicago Savings B k .& T r. C o. 8 Continental A Oom'I Nat. Bk. 8Corn Exchange Nat. Bank------ 9First Nat. Bank of C hicago... 6 Live Stock Exchange Nat. B k. 8 National Bank of the Republic. 8
Cincinnati. Ohio—Fifth-Third National Bank------ 7
Cleveland, Ohio—First National Bank-------------- 7Union Oommorco National Bk 7
Detroit. Mich.—First A Old National B an k ... 6 People’s State Bank__________ 6
Port Worth, Texas—Fort Worth National Bank__ _ 6
Hartford, Conn.—Hartford-Aetna National Bank 2
Jersey City. N. J.—First National Bank._____ 2
fLos Angeles. Cal.—
Citizens' National Bank______ ioFirst National Bank___________jq
Milwaukee. WIs.— pggeFirst National Bank.________ jn
Minneapolis, Minn.—First A Security National Bank 9
New Orleans, La.— Whitney-Central Nat. Bank.. 6
New York, N. Y.—Chemical National Bank______ lCoal A Iron National Bank____ lFarmers' Loan A Trust C o ___12Hanover National Bank........... lSeaboard National Bank______ 1
Norfolk, Va.—Norfolk National Bank_______ 7
Paterson, N. .—First National Bank_________ l
Philadelphia. Pa.—Corn Exchange Nat. B a n k .... 3First National Bank_________ 4Fourth Street National Bank.. 3Franklin National Bank______ 6Girard National Bank......... .. 3Girard Trust Company._____ 4Market Street National Bank I 3 Philadelphia National Bank.. 4 Tradesmen's National Bank.. 4
Providence, R. i.—Merchants’ National B an k ... 2
St. Louis, Mo.—National Bank of Commerce.. 9
San Francisco, Cal.—Anglo A London Paris Nat. Bk. 9
Worcester, Mass.—Merchants' Nations iBank____ 2
REVIEW OF JANUARY.As was the case with all preceding months,
January was noted for numerous striking and noteworthy events. What came home, no doubt, to most persons with peculiar force was the great scarcity of coal, amounting almost to famine, in the whole of the eastern half of the country, but particularly at this centre, and in the New England States. This occurred at a time when the winter proved an unusually severe one, temperatures being far below the normal and snowstorms exceptionally numerous and of wide extent. The inclemency of the weather made relief from the fuel scarcity all the more imperative and yet all the more difficult to effect. At the same time, it proved impossible to relieve the congestion of railroad freight which had become so pronounced at the close of December, this congestion having been one of the main influences which led the Government to take over control of the railroads.
The scarcity of coal followed in large measure from the inability to get loaded coal cars out of terminal points to the consuming districts. The situation finally became so desperate—ships being unable to leave port because of the inability to get coal, and schools in large number being obliged to close up in this city and elsewhere— that extraordinary measures had to be resorted to in the endeavor to furnish relief. Late on Wednesday night of January 16 there came the startling announcement that the Fuel Administrator had decided to order the withholding of fuel from manufacturing establishments in the whole of the eastern half of the country for the five- day period beginning Jan. 18 and ending Jan. 22, thus compelling the closing down of such manufacturing establishments, and also to deny the use of fuel not only to manufacturing establishments, but to office buildings, retail stores and nearly all other activities for ten successive Mondays beginning with Monday, Jan. 21, which formed part of the original five-day period. Though coal did get in somewhat better supply towards the close of the month, this general shut-down unfortunately had no very great effect in alleviating the distress occasioned by the coal scarcity and the rigors of the winter, in part because of repeated snow blockades in the Northern and Western States, some of these snow blockades being reported the worst on record.
An idea of the situation can be gained from the “ Iron Age’s” review of the conditions in the iron and steel trades at the close of the month. The “ Age” said that the chief gain from the shut-down order
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thus far had been in the coaling of vessels at Atlantic ports, but that iron and steel works of Pennsylvania and all the Middle West are floundering in a snow blockade worse than any in the preceding two months of* such visitations. The whole industry has been so^demoralized by these repeated blows, it is stated, that there is to-day little trace of a normal aspect in markets or in plant operation. Chicago, we are told, is making painfully slow recovery from a nearly complete shut-down, with little hope of decided improvement apart from milder weather and an early spring. In Western Pennsylvania, heavy snows on Monday, Jan. 28, it is stated, paralyzed traffic, and it took more than twenty-four hours to dig out trains climbing over the Allegheny Mountains. Fresh storms and cold have largely defeated the plans for breaking the freight blockade, it is asserted, and at steel works, piled-up stocks of finished products will impede operations for days, and,in some cases, weeks. The scarcity of cars to move product from the mills is thus, the “ Age” declares, fully as serious a factor as scarcity of coal and coke.
Among the other noteworthy events of the month were Lloyd George’s speech on Jan. 5, stating Great Britain’s peace aims, followed on Jan. 8 by President Wilson’s address before Congress, restating this Government’s war aims and peace conditions. Later in the month there came the speech of Count von Hertling, the Imperial German Chancellor, which was defiant in many respects, and also the address of Count Czernin, the Austrian Foreign Minister. Not less important were the developments in the peace negotiations between Germany and the Russian Bolshevik Government. These came to a standstill because of the abandonment by the German delegates of their pretended non-annexation attitude and their announcement of intention to continue their military occupation of Courland and all the Baltic provinces. Another incident in Russian affairs was the suppression by the Lenine- Trotzky Government of the Constituent Assembly, because the Bolsheviki lacked control in that body , and still another event was the action taken towards repudiating Russia’s debt, and the decree fixing a State monopoly in gold.
The speech of David Lloyd George, England s Prime Minister, was delivered at London before the Trade Union Conference, and set forth Great Britain’s war aims more specifically and at greater length than on any previous occasion. Again asserting that the Allies were not engaged in a war of aggression against Germany or the German people, or were seeking to alter or destroy the Imperial constitution of Germany, he referred to the futility of a permanent peace founded on the proposals of the Central Powers. He reiterated that the first requirement always put forward by the British Government and its allies had been the complete restoration of Belgium and reparation for the devastation of its towns and provinces. Next, he said, came the restoration of Serbia, Montenegro and the occupied parts of France, Italy and Rumania. As to the demands of France for the return of Alsace- Lorraine, he declared that “ we mean to stand by the French democracy to the death.” Referring to Russia, he stated that Great Britain as well as America, France and Italy would have been proud to have stood side by side by the new democracy of Russia, but he added, “ if the present rulers of Russia take action which is independent of their
. allies, we have no means of intervening to arrest the catastrophe which is assuredly befalling their country. Russia can only be saved by her own people.” As to Poland, he set out that “ we believe that an independent Poland, comprising all those genuinely Polish elements who desire to form a part of it, is an urgent necessity for the stability of Western Europe.” He also declared that “ we regard as vital the satisfaction of the legitimate claims of the Italians,” and “ we also mean to press that justice be done to the
men of Rumanian blood and speech.” Concerning Turkey, he said:
Outside of Europe we believe that the same principles should be applied. While we do not challenge the maintenance of the Turkish Empire in the homelands of the Turkish race, with its capital at Constantinople, the passage between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea being internationalized and neutralized, ^rabia, Armenia, Mesopotamia, Syria and Palestine are, in our judgment, entitled to a recogmtion of their separate national conditions.The Premier expressed himself in agreement with
President Wilson that “ a break-up of Austria is no part of our war aims,” but he added, “ we feel that unless genuine self-government on true democratic principles is granted to those Austro-Hungarian nationalities who have so long desired it, it is impossible to hope for a removal o f those causes of unrest in that part of Europe which have so long threatened the general peace.” With regard to the German colonies, he said: “ I have repeatedly declared that they are held at the disposal of a conference whose decision must have primary regard to the wishes and interests of the native inhabitants of such colonies.” In conclusion, the Premier declared “ we are fighting for a just and lasting peace, and we believe that before permanent peace can be hoped for three conditions must be fulfilled: first, the sancity of treaties must be re-established; secondly, a territorial settlement must be secured based on the right of self-determination or the consent of the governed, and lastly, the creation of some international organization to limit the burden of armaments and diminish the probability of war.”
President Wilson’s address on Jan. 8 came entirely unheralded. Even Congress, until an hour or two before the presentation to it of the President’s speech, was unaware of Mr. Wilson’s plans to present anew the demands of the United States for effecting an enduring peace. The war declarations of David Lloyd George, Great Britain’s Prime Minister, on Saturday, Jan. 5, coupled with the peace negotiations between Germany and Russia, are thought to have had a bearing on the President’s action in giving utterance at that particular juncture to America’s war aims, and there is seen in the two addresses more' or less similarity as to what must constitute a basis for peace. In his address the President declared that “ we have no jealousy of German greatness and there is nothing in this program that impairs it.” “ We wish her only to accept,” he said, “ a place of equality among the peoples of the world in which we now live, instead of a place of mastery.” The President enunciated fourteen conditions on which a world peace might be established, these in brief calling for:
1 Open covenants of peace without private International understandings.2. Absolute freedom of the seas in peace or war, oxcept as they may
be closed by international action. . „ .3 Removal as far as possible o f all economic barriers and establishment of equality of trade conditions among nations consenting to peace and associating themselves for its maintenance. » * * » . . —*4. Guarantees for the reduction of national armaments to tho lowest point consistent with domestic safety............................. , , ,
5 Impartial adjustment of all colonial claims based upon tho principle that the peoples concerned must have equal weight with tho claims of theGovernment-tion aIj R USSian territory and opportunity for Russia’sP°7tEvacuatlon1of Belgium without any attempt to limit her sovereignty.
8. All French territory to bo freed and restored, and reparation for thetaking by Prussia in 1871 of Alsace-Lorraine. . „9. Readjustment of Italy’s frontiers along clearly recognizable lines° f lol1 Free»tyopportunlty for autonomous development of the peoples of Austria mingary\ ^ Rumania, Serbia and Montenegro, with freo access to the sea for Serbia, and international guarantees of political and economic independence and territorial integrity of the Balkan States. __
12. Securo sovereignty for Turkeys portions of tho Ottoman Empire, with assurances to other nationalities under Turkish rule of security of life and opportunity for autonomous development, and the Dardanelles being permanently opened to all nations under international guarantees.
13. Establishment of an independent Polish Stato, including territories inhabltated by indisputably Polish populations, assured of free access to the sea and political and economic Independence and territorial integrity guaranteed by international covenant.14. General association of nations formed under specific covenants for purpose of mutual guarantees of po ltical independence and territorial integrity to largo and small States alike.
“ An evident principle,” said the President, “ runs through the whole program I have outlined. It is the principle of justice to all peoples and nationalities, and their right to live on equal terms of liberty and safety with one another, whether they be strong or weak. Unless this principle be made its foundation
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The speech of Count von Ilertling, the Imperial German Chancellor, was delivered on Jan. 24 before the Main Committee of the Reichstag. It was a reply to the addresses of President Wilson and the British Premier, David Lloyd George. Taking up the points in the program for world peace set forth in President Wilson’s message to Congress, the Chancellor said that an agreement could be obtained without difficulty on the first four. These provided:(1) for open covenants of peace; (2) absolute freedom of the seas; (3) removal of economic barriers; and (4) reduction of national armament. The fifth point mentioned by President Wilson, the Chancellor said, embodied some difficulties. This point referred to absolutely impartial adjustment of all colonial claims. It chiefly concerned England, the Chancellor said, but it should be taken into consideration in respect to the colonies demanded by Germany. The sixth point, he said, concerned only Russia and the Central Powers; the seventh, affecting Belgium, could only be settled in peace negotiations, but Germany had never demanded, he said, the incorporation of Belgian territory by violence. On the eighth point (occupation of French soil) Germanv did not wish annexations by violence, but this was a question only to be discussed by France and Germany. “ However, we cannot talk of the question of Alsace-Lorraine,” he continued, “ 87% of whose population speak German.” On the ninth and tenth points Germany remained solidly with Austria-Hungary. The status of Poland would be decided by Germany and Austria. The question of the limitation of armament was quite open to discussion, in fact the financial position of all European countries after the war probably would operate most effectively for the solution of this problem. He contended that Alsace-Lorraine had been severed from Germany by violence. When Germany, in 1870, reclaimed the land thus “ criminally wrung from her,” it was not the conquest of alien territory, but what to-day would be called dis-annexation. Continuing, the Chancellor said: “ We hope soon to conclude an agreement with Ukrainia which will be mutually satisfactory, especially from an economic point of view. When, on Jan. 3, the period expired for the co-operation of the Entente Nations in the peace negotiations, Germany no longer was bound by its offer to the Entente and had a free path for separate negotiations with Russia. In these negotiations. Germany then felt herself not bound to the Russian proposals for a general peace.” There was no difference between Germany and President Wilson regarding the freedom of the seas, von Hertling added. The thorough freedom of navigation during time of war as well as in peace was one of Germany’s main demands, it being eminently important for future free navigation that England should be made to relinquish her strongly fortified points of support on international trading routes, such as Gibraltar, Aden, Hong Kong and the Falkland Islands.
Count Czernin, the Austrian Foreign Minister, in his address before the Austrian Reichsrath, was much more conciliatory than his German confrere. “ I demand from Russia not a metre of territory, not a centime ol indemnity,” he is quoted as saying, “ and peace can be obtained if Russia maintains the same standpoint as she evidently intends to do.” Referring to President Wilson’s address, Count Czernin said: “ I acknowledge that his tone is now different from what it was when he attempted by his reply to Pope Benedict to sow dissension between the German Government and the German people, and this had been of good effect. There is no longer talk about the autocratic suppression of the German people by the Government, and his former attacks
on the house of Hohenzollern are not repeated.” “ It is obvious to me,” he continued, “ that an exchange of views between America and Austria- Hungary might form the starting point for a conciliatory discussion among all the States which have not yet entered into peace negotiations.” Austria- Hungary and America, the Count continued, were two belligerents whose interests were less incompatible than they seemed. He characterized the speech of President Wilson regarding war aims as an im- ' portant advance toward the Austro-Hungarian viewpoints, containing some proposals in which Austria- Hungary would gladly join. The population of Poland would decide its own fate. The Polish question must not delay peace one day. Interpretation of the right of free action of peoples had caused a difference between Russia and Germany, said Count Czernin, but a compromise must be reached. The differences of view were not great enough to justify abandonment of the peace negotiations. Commenting on the fourteen points in President Wilson’s war aims speech Count Czernin said that Austria-Hungary and America were virtually in agreement regarding the principles for new arrangements after the great war.
President Wilson read a message to Congress on the railroad situation on Jan. 4, in which he set out his action of the previous month in taking over the railroads. Contrary to expectations, no specific legislation was recommended by the President, his only proposal dealing with the suggestion contained in his proclamation that the owners and creditors of the railroads should receive from the Government an unqualified guarantee that their properties will be maintained throughout' the period of Federal control, in as good repair and as complete equipment' as at present. The President repeated the suggestion contained in the proclamation that the roads receive the average net railway operating income of the three years ending June 30 1917, and recommended legislation to this end.
The Fuel Administrator’s order was announced late on Wednesday evening, Jan. 16. It applied to every factory east of the Mississippi, including the whole of the States of Minnesota and Louisiana, during fourteen working days, and the Monday closing affected stores and offices and other business activities as well. It provided that on Jan. 18, 19 20, 21 and 22 1918, and also on each and every Monday, beginning Jan. 28 1918 and continuing up to and including March 25 1918, no manufacturer or manufacturing plant should burn fuel or use power derived from fuel for any purpose, with certain specified exceptions. Also, that on each Monday, beginning Jan. 21 1918 and continuing up to and including Monday, March 25 1918, no fuel should be burned (except to such extent as is essential to prevent injury to property from freezing) for the purpose of supplying heat for:
(a) Any business or professional offices, except offices used by the United States, State, county or municipal Governments, transportation companies, public utility companies, telephone or telegraph companies, banks, trust companies, physicians or dentists.
(b) Wholesale or retail stores or any other stores, business houses or business buildings whatever, except that, for the purpose of selling food only, stores may maintain necessary heat on any of the specified days until 12 o'clock noon; and except that for the purpose of selling drugs and medical supplies only, stores may maintain necessary heat throughout the day and evening.
(c) Theatres, moving-picture houses, bowling alleys, billiard rooms, private or public dance halls or any other place of public amusement. Tuesday was subsequently substituted for Monday, at the request of the
managers, in the case of theatres, moving-picture houses, &c.)Section 5. On each Monday, beginning Jan. 21 1918 and continuing
up to and including March 25 1918, no fuel shall be burned for the purpose or heating rooms in which intoxicating liquor is sold or served on those days.
Nothing in this regulation shall bo construed to forbid the heating of restaurants, hotels or other places in which meals are served, but in which no intoxicating liquor is sold or served on the said Mondays.
Section 6. No fuel shall be burned on any of the Mondays specified in the foregoing section for the purpose of supplying power for the movement o f surface, elevated, subway or suburban cars or trains in excess of the amount used on the Sunday previous thereto.
The Board of Governors of the New York Stock Exchange at a special meeting on Jan. 17 called to consider the fuel order, adopted a resolution deciding not to close the Exchange on the ten Mondays designated in Fuel Administrator Garfield’s order; but after transacting business on the first heatless Mon-
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day, the 21st, without light or heat, it was concluded that the experiment had not proved a success. Accordingly the Exchange decided on Jan. 23rd to close on the nine succeeding Mondays to March 25.
Numerous further restrictive measures were announced from time to time throughout the month. Thus, the U. S. Food Administration’s control over food commodities was considerably extended under a proclamation by the President, dated Jan. 10, and made public on Jan. 14. This places under license importers, manufacturers and distributors of a number of essential foodstuffs and cattle fodder. Among these brought under Federal control are salt water fishermen and distributors; all persons engaged in the business of malting barley or other grains, or in the business of storing or distributing malt (except brewers of malt liquors, who do not malt their own grain); canners of peas, dried beans, corn, tomatoes, salmon and sardines; manufacturers of all products derived from wheat or rye, and other food products.
On Jan. 9 the Federal Food Administration at Washington announced that, in order to supply the needs of the United States Army and Navy and the Entente nations, it would purchase from every flour mill in the country during 1918 30% of its output. This left 70% of the output for ordinary domestic requirements, a much smaller proportion, it was stated, than had been generally believed would be reserved for this purpose. The announcement afforded an indication of the extent to which civilian consumption of flour in the United States must be reduced during the present year.
Further steps in the effort to effect greater conservation in food in order to meet the needs of the Allies were taken by the Government on Jan. 26, when President Wilson made public a proclamation, dated Jan. 18, calling for a 30% reduction in the consumption of wheat, and also for the observance of new wheatless and meatless restrictions outlined in an announcement made on the same day by U. S. Food Administrator Herbert C. Hoover. Under the newT rules promulgated by Mr. Hoover, two wheatless days are decreed— Monday and Wednesday— instead of Wednesday only, as heretofore provided for; in addition the request is made that one wheatless meal be observed each day. Besides meatless Tuesday, already in vogue, the public is asked that one meatless meal each day be observed, and that on Tuesday and Saturday no pork products be consumed. Furthermore, wheat substitutes are asked for in the making of bread at home, while bakers, hotels and restaurants are called upon to conform to new’ requirements in the making of bread; the new product, which is designated as “ Victory Bread,” is to contain at the start (Jan. 28) not less than 5% of cereals other than wheat, the amount to be increased until a minimum of 20% of such cereals is established on Feb. 24. Millers are required to increase their milling percentage from 2% to 4% , by producing the standard barrel (196 pounds) from 264 pounds of wheat, which represents a 74% flour. Continued economy in the use of sugar, says the President in his proclamation, will be necessary until later in the year.
Wholesale prices for storage creamery butter for New York and Chicago, the New York prices to govern other points in seaboard territory, were announced by the United States Food Administration on Jan. 19. The new scale, it was stated, had been established with the voluntary co-operation of the butter trade. All exchanges were notified to observe the following wholesale quotation:
New York: 47 cents a pound “ for the remainder of the season.” This means about two months, when most o f the present storage creamery butter will have been released. This price will remain unchanged, without allowances for accumulating storage charges.
Chicago: 45 M cents a pound until Feb. 1. Beginning then the price will be advanced one-fourth of a cent on tho 1st and 15th of each month until practically all creamery butter Is released from storage. This increase Is designed to compensate for storage expenses.
At the beginning of the month the U. S. Food Administration announced that refiners and distributors of sugar had been instructed that they might furnish to confectioners and manufacturers
of non-essential food products containing sugar, 80% of their normal requirements. Since the previous October, when the sugar shortage became acute, the confectioners and other manufacturers had at the request of the Food Administration been supplied with only 50% of their normal requirements.
The discontinuance of trading in January corn on the Chicago Board of Trade was announced Jan. 25, and it was stated that a committee would establish a fair price for the settlement of existing contracts. The settlement price was later fixed at $1 28. The step was due to the fact that the quotation was so close to the maximum price that there was little opportunity for action, particularly as selling was discouraged by big premiums prevailing for cash corn. Only a big movement could reduce these premiums, and that was considered impossible during the few remaining days of the month.
On Jan. 7 announcement was made that the Federal Food Administration had arranged to control the binder twine output of the country during 1918. Control, it was stated, would be effected through voluntary agreements made by the binder twine makers with the Food Administration, which would centralize buying and eliminate competition. The statement made by the Food Administration in the matter said that as a consequence of war activities, high freights and similar causes the price would not be as low as in past years, but would be a reasonable price based on the cost of raw material.
Official announcement that the maximum price for copper would be continued at 23)^ cents a pound until June 1 1918 was made by the Committee on Public Information at Washington on Jan. 22. The decision to continue the price at the figure named was reached at a Government conference with copper producers on Jan.| 11, and President Wilson on Jan. 22d, on recommendation of the War Industries Board, approved the extension of the agreement of Sept. 20 last under which the price indicated was fixed.
On Jan. 3 the President issued a proclamation under which licenses for the importation, 'manufacture, storage and distribution of ammonia, am- monical liquors and ammonium sulphate were required beginning Jan. 21.
Coal shipments from the United States during the year 1918, Fuel Administrator Garfield on Jan. 7 announced, would be limited strictly to shipments to be used for war purposes and to those necessary in exchange for commodities urgently needed in the United States. Dr. Garfield further declared that in no event would exports be permitted to equal in volume those of the year 1917, and that all shipments in 1918 would be subject to the approval of the War Trade Board, which will pass on all contracts and make allotments.
Federal Fuel Administrator Garfield on Jan. 10 issued the first of a series of orders calling for the conservation of fuel by industries not absolutely essential in the prosecution of the war. The initial order was addressed to the manufacturers of box board, paper board, straw board, pulp board, binder board, tag board, or any other boards whatsoever, made from wood pulps, waste paper, rags, straw, jute, root and rope pulps of a thickness in excess of seven-thousandths of an inch. It provides that no coal, coke, natural gas, fuel oil, or other petroleum products shall be used in the manufactures agreed upon, from 7 a. m. on Saturday each week until 7 a. m. the following Monday morning. A majority of the manufacturers affected by the order, it was stated, decided upon the limitation as imposed, and agreed to abide by its requirements. Through the enforcement of the new order, Fuel Administrator Garfield announced, it was hoped, to reduce the coal consumption about 15,000 tons a week during the present year.
The final installment of 40% on the Second Liberty Loan fell due and was paid in at the various Federal Reserve banks on Jan. 15. Allotments to the
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I ’e b .j 1918.] MONTHLY REVIEWextent of 40% for the Second Liberty Loan would have called for about 81,500,000,000 as the Government sold 83,808,766,150 of the 4% bonds. However many subscribers had anticipated their bond payments, and, as a matter of fact, only 8355,000,000 was left to be paid in on the 15th throughout the whole country. At the Federal Reserve Bank of New York about 855,000,000 fell due.
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo on Jan. 15 announced that subscriptions had been received and allotted up to that time for about 8250,000,000 of the issue of Treasury certificates of indebtedness dated Jan. 2 and maturing June 25 1918, making the total issue of certificates maturing June 25 1918 about 8940,000.000. These certificates have been issued with a view to sale to those having income and excess profits taxes to pay and to avoid concentration of tax payments on one date. The Secretaiy directed the Federal Reserve banks to continue to receive subscriptions for certificates of this issue at par and accrued interest and until further notice to make allotment in full in the order the subscriptions are received.
On Jan. 17 Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo took what was regarded as his first step in preparation for the Third Liberty Loan, when he announced that he would receive subscriptions to a new offering of 8400,000,000 of Treasury certificates of indebtedness, bearing interest at 4% from Jan. 22, and payable April 22. Subscriptions to the new issue of certificates were received by Federal Reserve banks at par and accrued interest until Jan. 29, and the next day it was announced that the issue had been heavily oversubscribed. These certificates will be received in payment of Third Liberty Loan subscriptions.
In the stock market early strength was followed by a shaip bieak, but this, in turn, was succeeded by noteworthy recovery towards the close of the month. In this recovery, the early loss was not wholly recovered in the case of the railroad shares, but, on the othei hand, the motor shares and the equipment issues as also the copper stocks, generally reached their highest figures then. The rise at the beginning of the month was a continuation of the sensational upward movement which occurred at the close of December, as a result of t ic President s proclamation announcing the assumption of Government control of the railroads for the period of the war, accompanied by the statement that Congress would be asked to guarantee compensation for the use of the roads on what appeared to be a fair basis, namely the average income for the three years ending June 30 1917. Following this action in December the President appeared before Congress on Jan. 4 and read a special address on the subject. This embodied the declarations in the December proclamation and served to re-emphasize the change which is apparent y to. take place in the prospects of the railroads, mateiici 3 biightemng the railroad situation after the gloomy outlook that had existed for so many pievious months. In these circumstances, it was not surprising that on this day (Jan. 4) and the two preceding busmess days of the month (Jail. 2 and Jf n; ^ ^arket should have shown sustained stiength and that the upward movement in prices should have made further decided progress. On Saturday, Jan. o somewhat of a downward reaction was m evidence, but on Monday, Jan. 7, t ic maiket recovered,and Tuesday morning (Jan.8) a further noteworthy Upturn in prices occurred.In the after noon of this day, however, the market
0f- } ® 2 PQi.nts all around on t c catling by the I resident of his new special mesa ? mo outlining the terms upon
which the United States might be willing to enter into peace negotiations with Germany. This special message came entirely unheralded and, as indicated above, contained peace aims which the Central Powers seemed unlikely to accept, therefore ronder-
17ing more remote the prospect of the conclusion of peace. Consequently, the stock market reflected its disappointment in lower prices.
The situation in this respect was quite in contrast with that Prevailing in January of the previous year, before the United States had entered the war. Then suggestions of peace were looked upon as depressing influences, inasmuch as they meant a discontinuation of the profitable war contracts which had produced the unexampled era of prosperity the industrial companies were enjoying. Now the United States itself is a participant in the great conflict, prices of stocks are down to low figures, profits on war con-' tracts, both for the United States and the Allies are very much curtailed, and rigidly limited, and’ the country s war preparations have disorganized all the ordinary currents of affairs. Thus, the possibility oi a return to a normal state of things is construed as a favorable influence and, vice versa, the dashing of hopes of an early peace is looked upon as an ad- veise influence under which prices recede. It happened, too, that Congressional discussion of the pending bill for compensating the railroads, during Government operation and control, evidenced a disposition on the part of the legislative body to haggle as to terms. Accordingly, for a time during the middle of the month, the market see-sawed a great deal, now advancing, now declining. On Thursday mornmg, Jan. 17, there came a severe break of m z points on the announcement in the daily papers of the r uel Administrator’s order compelling the dosing of industrial establishments all over the Lastern half of the country by denying to them the use of fuel and also undertaking to effect a general shut-down of industrial activities, to take in even business offices, for ten successive Mondays, nclud- mg the Monday forming part of the five-day period.I he shut-down order was not favorably received on the part of any portion of the community, but in the afternoon of the day referred to the market recovered the greater part of the morning losses on the theory apparently, that, after all, the ill effects would be of only limited tenure. The rest of the month the market developed a gradually hardening tendency which ripened into a substantial rise in the closing days of the month— and into positive buoyancy the last day of the month, Thursday, Jan. 31. Expectations that the U. S. Steel Corporation in the quarterly declaration of dividends, would repeat the 3 /0 extra, in addition to the 134% “ regular ” \Vhich expectation was realized when, after the close of business Jan. 29, declaration of the dividend was announced, served to impart additional vigor to the improving tendency, and was largely responsible for the final buoyancy.
I# „ volume of business on th e stock exch ange a ^ r ^ anuarv~ 1918‘ 1916- 'l915.
* ■ • « » - - S K 8 S S ^UBSS§ V d S £ iE £ : ’ IK :!™ *s- W o $100-3M 2 S54-795-™>State,mun.&for.bds. 22,106,500 34,835.000 l T . C s S i . i l l ' .m
Total bond sales----- $106,796,500 S124.612.000 $118,024,500 ‘"$57,110,500
The money market was firm the greater part of the month, but with an easier tendency at the close. Gall loans on the Stock Exchange touched 6% every business day from the 15th to the 22d, inclusive. One influence in the stiffness of money was the withdrawal of Government funds from the banks The easier conditions the latter part of the month followed the placing of new issues of Treasury certificates and the re-deposit of the proceeds with the banks.
RATES FOR MONEY IN NEW YORK WEEKLY Week ending— , , . * •Call Loans— Jan.i. Jan. 11. Jan. 18.Stock Exchange—Range for week.............. 254-6
, —Week's average H I” s uTime Loans— ■Sixty days.................................. * e u
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—Good 4 to 6 months______ 514-6
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In the foreign exchange market fluctuations in sterling bills were again compassed within a very narrow circle. One feature was the merest trifle of a deviation in the rate for cable transfers which had been pegged for so long at 4 76 7-16; on Jan. 25 the quotation was 4 76 7-16@4 763 2, and on Jan. 26 4 7645@4 76 7-16; thereafter there was a return to the single quotation of 4 76 7-16. Business in exchange on the Continental centres was light the entire month, with the trading dull and featureless most of the time. The protracted delays and uncertainties governing the movement of shipping, owing «to the prevailing fuel shortage were a factor in restricting operations. Announcement of the breaking off of peace negotiations between Germany and the Bolsheviki apparently failed to exercise any appreciable influence upon Russian exchange, the price of the ruble varying only slightly from 13 for sight exchange and 13/4 for cable transfers. • The Italian lire, while remaining greatly depreciated, showed some improvement early in the month, but later manifested weakness again, notwithstanding the announcement of some Italian victories; from 8 46 to the dollar sight exchange improved to 8 31, but by Jan. 31 the rate was down again to 8 59 to the dollar. French exchange indicated an improving tendency, the firmness being attributed mainly to the demand for remittances incidental to the payment of American troops in France. In the neutral exchanges the general trend was towards a lower level the early part of the month, but with a recovery again at the close. This was true of the Scandinavian exchanges, as well as of Spanish pesetas and Dutch guilders. Swiss francs were
weak, sight bills declining from 4 3634i to the dollar to 4 54.
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The follow ing tables furnish a oom plete reoord of the N ew Y ork Stook Exohange transactions for the past m onth and . the year 1917. T h ey need no extended Introduction, as they are self-explanatory. T h e tables em braoe every security (excepting on ly State bonds) dealt In on the Exohange. W e give bonds first, using the classification adopted In the offiolal list. T he blaok-faoed letters In the colum n headed “ Interest Period” indloate in eaoh oase the m onth when the bonds m ature
In aooordanoe with the rule adopted by the N ew Y ork Stook Exohange In 1909, all quotations for in terest-paying bonds are at a prioe to whioh aoorued Interest m ust be add ed . T he exceptions to the rule are inoom e bonds and bonds on whioh interest Is In default. This m ethod o f quoting bonds beoam e effective January 2 1909.
USTFor foot-notes to tables tee last page of bonds and last page of stocks.
BONDS—PRICES AND SALES FOR JANUARY 1918 AND RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.
BONDSN Y STOCK EXCHANQE
U S Oov 4 City SecuritiesU 8 3%s Liberty Loan. 1932-47 U S 4s converted from Liberty
Loan 3%s of 1917..1932-’47 U 8 4s 2d Liberty Loan 1927-42U S 2s cons reg_____April 1930U 8 2s cons coup___ April 1930U 8 3s Conversionserlesl916-40U 8 3s reg 10-20s___ Aug 1918tJ 8 3s coup 10-208— Aug 1918U 8 4s registered..................1925D 8 4s coupon____________ 1925Pan Can 10-30-yr 2o.Aug 1936 Panama Canal 3s------------- 1961
Int.Period.
.'■Jew York City— 4%s—4%a Corporate stock - 4 Us Corporate Stock.4%s Corporate stock 4%n Corporate stock ..4% Corporate stock—4% Corporate stock------19581M -Ni% Corporate stock—4% Corporate s to ck ..New 4)48
.1960,.1964.1966.1965.1963.1959
J - D
M -N Q - J Q - J Q - J Q - F Q - F Q - F Q - F - F
M - N M - N M - N M -N M -N M - 8 MM - J - J - J - J - J - J -
176450001,643,000 21340000
2,000
20,0002,0007.000
108,00060,00042.000
3.0009.0006.000
98.00030.000
6,000
3,000
-A -O - 8 -N-D - 8 - A -A -O -O -O -O -A - J
Foreign G ov't Securities Amer Foreign Secure 5s— 1919Anglo-French 5-year 5s-----------Argentine— Internal 5s of 1909 Bordeaux (City of) 3-yr 6s . 1919 Imperial Chinese Govt—
Hukuang Ry sterling 58.1951 J Rep of Cuba 5s ext d ebt.. 1904 M
08 ext debt ser A of 1914 1949 P4)4s external loan--------- 1949 F
Dominion of Canada g 5s .1921 ADo do..............1926 ADo do..............1931 A
French Republic 2-yr 5)48-1919 A Imp Japanese Gov— £ 4)4s 1925 F
2d series 4 )48 --.........— 1925 Jdo German stamp------------ ---------
Sterling loan 4s.........r — }5 ?I J ~ JLyons (City of) 3-year 6s. .1919 M - N Marseilles (City of) 3-yr 68.1919 M - N H 8 of Mexico external gold
loan of 1899 sinking fund 5s Q - J4s gold debt of 1904------1954 J - D
Paris (City of) 5-year 6s— 1921 A - O Prov of Alberta deben 4)4a 1924 F - A Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s. M - 8 United King of Gt Brit A Ire
2- year 5% notes..Sept 1918 M -3- year notes 5% s_1919 M-5-year notes 5)48______ 1921 M-Convertlble notes 6)48.-1918 F - Convertible notes 5)48.-1919 F -
Railroad Bonds A labama Cent. See South Ry Alabam a Mid. See Atl GoastL Albany A Sus<i. See Del A Hud Allegb A West. See Buff R A P Am Dock A Imp. See GentofN J Ann Arbor 1st g 4s. .July 1995 Atch Top A 8 F—Gen g 4s. 1995
Registered_____________1995Adjustment g 4 s .. .July 1995
Registered______ July 1995Stam ped_______ July I9v*
50-year conv gold 4s-_.1958Conv 4s Issue of 1910__ 1960East Okla Dlv 1st g 4 s .. 1928 Rocky Mt dlv 1st 4s A . . 1965 Short Lino 1st 4s g o ld .. 1958 Cal-Arl* 1st A ref 4%s._1902 8 Fe Pres A Phe 1st g 5s. 1942
Allan Knoxv A No. See L A N Atl Coast L 1st g 4s._JuIy 1952
General unified 4)4s____1904Ala Mid 1st guar g 5 s . . . 1928 Bruns A W 1st gu g 4s. .1938 Charls A Sav 1st g 7s .__ 1930 L A N collat gold 4s.Oct 1962
Q - J A - O A - O Nov Tov si -N J - D J - D M - 8 J - J J - J M - 8 M - SM - 8 J - D M -N J - J J - J M -N
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H Y STOCKBONDS
EXCHANGEInt.Period.
Sales inJannary
1918.
Atlantic Coast Line {Con.)Sar Fla A W 1st g 68— 1934 A - O
1st gold 6s---------------- 1934 A - Oflllv Spgs O & G gu g 48.1918 J - J
Atlau A Danv. See South’n Ry Austin & N W . See So PacificBalt A O—Pr Hen g 3% s.l925 J - J
Registered----------------------- Q - JGold 4s....... ..............July 1948 A - O
Registered..................... — Q “ JiO-year convert 4% s— 1933 M - S Refund A gen 5s ser A --1995 J - DFlttsb June let g 6s------1922 J - JPitts Jet A M D 1st g 3%s ’ 25 M - N PLEAWVa8ys ref g 4S—1941 M - N 9 W Div 1st gold 3% S-1925 J - J C O Reorg 1st con g 4%s 1930 M - S Clev Lor A W con 1st g 5s ’ 33 A - O Mon R 1st guar gold 68-1919 P - A Ohio Rlv RR 1st g 6s— -1936 J - D
General gold 6s--------- 1937 A - OPitts Cler A Tol 1st g 6s. 1922 A - O Statlsl Ry 1st gu g 4%s 1943 J - D
Baech Creek. See N Y C A H R Bsllev A Carond. See 111 CentBolivia Ry 1st 8s------ - _1927 J - JBrans A West. See Atl Coast LBuff R A P, gen, g, 68------1937 M - 8
Consol 4% s------------------1987 M -NAllegh A West,1st g, gu 4s ’ 98 A - O Cl A Mah 1st gu g. 68— 1943 J - J Roch A Plttsb 1st g, 68—1921 P - A
Consol, 1st g, 8s------- 1922 J - DBurl C R A No. See C R I A Pac
Can Sou con gu A 6s--------1962 A - ORegistered-----------------1962 A - O
Carb A Shawn. S«« 111 CentralCarolina Cent. See Seab Air L CftroliuaClinchAOhlolst58l938 J - D Carthage A Ad. See N Y C A H C«d R la F A N. See B C R A N Central Branch. See M o Pacific Central Ohio. See Balt A Ohio Cant of Ga— 1st * ™ov 1945
Registered-----------------1940 J - JIowa Div sink fund, 5s..1919 A - O
Sinking fund 4s--------- 1919 A - ONebraska Exteu, 4s------1927 M -N
Registered-----------------1927 M -Nis, Joint bonds. See Grt NorGeneral 4s ------------------1958 M - S
Chic A E lU-Ref A impt g 4s ’ 68 J - J Trust Co ctfs of deposit----------— ■1st cons, gold, 6s----------- 1934 A - OGeneral cons, 1st, 8s------1937 M - N
Registered-----------------1937 M - ND S M A T r C o ctfs dep- —
do do stamped „Guar Tr Co ctf of dep-------
Pur money 1st coal 5a._1942 Oh A Ind Coal Ry 1st 5a 1930
Okie Gt West— 1st 80-yr 481959
F - A M - N M - N J - D J - J J - J J - J M -N
Ohio Ind A Lou— Ref, g, 6sl047Refunding, gold, 8s------1947■Refunding 4s, Series C ..1947 Ind A Loulsv 1st gu 4s-.1956
Okie Ind A Sou— 80-yr 4s. 1980 C kloL S A East— 1st 4%s..l909 Chic MIIw A St Paul—
Gen, g, 4s, Ser A...M ay 1989Permanent 4s-----------------1925Gen A ref aeries A 4% 8—2014 Gen A ref 4%s temp'y form Gen ref conv ser B 8s — 2014 Gen g, 3%s, Ser B .M ay 1989 General 4%s, Ser C May 1989 35-year debenture 4s— 1934Convertible 4% s------------1932Ch A L Sup Div, g, 68—1921 Ch A M o Rlv Div, 5s.. . 1920Ch A P W , 1st, g, 8s------1921C M A Puget S 1st gen 4a ’ 49 Dubuque Div 1st s f 6s. 1920 Fargo A So, assu, g, 68.-1924 lit La Crosse A D , 8s— 1919
F - A J - J M
1,000
73,000
Sales in December
1917.
203,000
J —.1 - J - J - J - J - DJJ - D A-O
251.000198.000
F - A i - J J - J J - J
D J
Wise A Minn Div, g, 5s. 1921 Wla Val Div 1st s f O s... 1020 . M11A Nor 1st ext 4% s— 1934|J
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BONDSN Y STOCK EXCHANQE
Tnt.Period.
Sales inJanuary
1918.Chicago & Northwestern—
Extension 4s...........1886-1926 H - ARegistered------- 1886-1020 F - A
General, gold, 3 k s .........1987 M - NKoglstorod........... Not 1987 Q - F
General 4f........................1987 M -NStamped............ .......... 1987 M - N
GeneraT fls stam ped------1087 M -NSinking fund 00— 1879-1929 A - O
-Registered.........1879-1929 A - OSinking fund S s ... 1879-1929 A - O
Registered--------1879-1929 A - ODebenture Ba-----------------1921 A - O
Regiatered ................ 1921 A - O31nk|ng fund deb 8a____1933 M -NrJ}'-'r? " t6r,f;" ,V V --------- 1933 M -NFremElk & M o V 1st 0a. 1933 A - O Man QBANIV 1st gu 3ke '41 J - J u W i ? m latKU 3HS-.1941 J - J A West, le t ,g , 0a 1921 M -N
*P®- 8 *' 8S--1929 P - AAabland DIv, 1st, g, 6al925 M - S .M ich igan DIt , 1st, g, 6a '24 J - J M llS p a fiN f f Jitgu 4s 1947 M - S St L Peo A N W 1st gu flal948 J - J
Chic R I & Pacific gen, g 49 1 988 J - JRegistered............... -.1988 J - 2
Collat tr 4s, Series P ...1 9 1 8 M -NR 1 Ark a L 4%a rec___1934 M - SBlgl C R A No—gold 8s _ 1034 A - O f R A N W , gu, g, Sa 1921 A - O
A St L, latgu, g, 78..1927 J - D Chtre OklAG gen, g Ss.Oct'lO J - J
Consol, gold, 5s._ ......1952 M -NKeok A lies M , lat, Ss._1923 A - O St P A K C Sh L 1st 4 k s 1941 P - A
Ch c St L A N O. See III Cent Chic St L A Pitts. See Penn Co Chic St P M A O, cons 6a.. 1930 J - D
Cona 6a, reduced to 3 k - 1930 J - DDebenture 5a__________ 1930 M - SCh St P A Min, la tg ,03.1918 M -N North Wlaconaln 1st 0a. 1930 J - J St P A S City, 1st g 0s.. 1919 A - O Superior 8 I, 1st 5a, June 1030 M - S
Chic T H A S’east 1st a s .. 1900 J - D Chic A W 1 gen, g, Os.Dec 1932 (J -M
Coneol 80-vear 4s______1952 J - JChoc Okl A G. See C R I A P CI11 Ham A D 2d g, 4ks.-19.37 J - .1
1st guar 43-.....................19 59 J - JCln D A I , lat guar g 8s. 1941 M -N ClnFlnA Ft W, 1stgug la. 1923 M - N Day A Mich 1st con 4ksl931 J - J
Ulu Ind St L A C. See CCCAStL Cln San A Clev. See CCCAStI, Clearfield A Mahon. See BRAPO C C A St L geu g 4s____1093 J - D
20-year debenture 4ka_1931 J - JGen 5a Series B ...............1993 - -Cairo DIt , lat, gold, 48.1939 J Cln W A M DIt , lat, g, 4a '91 J 8* L DIt , 1st coll tr g, la 1990
Registered....................1990Sp A Col DIt , 1st, g, 4s. 1940 W W Val DIt , lat g, 48.1940 Cln 1 St L A C , cona 0 s ..1920
First gold, 4s___ Aug 1936Registered____Aug 1936
Cln S A Cl, cona 1st g Ss. 1928 Cl C C A In gen con, g, 6a.'34 Ind B[ A W, lat pref, 43.1940 O I A W, lat pf, 8a. Apr 1938 Poor A East lat cona 4s. 1940
Income 4s____________ 1990CleTe Lor A W. See Balt A O Clove A Mahon Vail. See Erie CleTeland A Pitta. 8aa Penn Co Clay a Short L— 1st gu 4 k » 1961 Colo Midland— 1st g 4a....1947
Trust receipts_____________Colo A Southern 1st g is. 1929
Refunding A ext, 4ks.-1933 F W A D City— 1st g 08.1921
Colum A Hock V. See Hock Val Col Conn A Term. See Nor AW Conn A Pas RIvs, 1st g 4s. 1943 Cuba R R lat 80-year 8a g.1982
Dallas A Waco. See M o K A T elaware Lack A Western—
Mor.A E .lstgu,3 k s .2000NfY L A W , 1st, 0s_____1921
Construction 8s______1923Term A Improvo’ t 4s. 1923
War RR 1st ref gu g 3ks2000Delaware A Hudson—
lit lien eq 18-yr g 4k»--1022lat refunding Is_________1943ConTertlblo 5s..... .......... .1935Alb A Susq, conT 3 k s ..l9 4 6 Rena A Saratoga 1st 7s.. 1921
Dal R1t RIl Bdge. See PennRR Den A R G— 1st coils, g, 4s 193C
Consol gold 4 k s ..............1930Improvement gold, 50..1928 J - DFirst A refunding Ss____1988 F - ARloGrJunc, lst,gu,ff,Sa.l939 J - D
Registered-----------------------1st consol gen lien g 4s 1996 J - J
J - J520,000 559,000 57 Sale
_____ 7352% Sale*
_____ 7349% Jan. 18 57% Jan. 2
Penn coll trust g 4s . . .1951 OO yr conv g 4s Ser A . 1953
Do do Ser B . 1953 Gen conv 4s Series D.1953
Chic A Erie 1st gold 5a.. 1982 Cley A Mahon Val g 5s. 1938 Erie A Jersey 1st s f 6 s ..1955 Genessee R lvR R 1st a f 6s ’57 Long Dock cons gold 6s. 1935 C A RR Co 1st cur gu 6a 1922 D A Impt Co 1st extd 5s 1943 NYAGreenw L guar g 8s 1848 NYSusqAW 1st ref g 5S.103T
F - A A - O A - O A - O M -N
204.000240.000272.000
11,000
226,000465.000525.000
4,000
......... 82 %48 5049 Sale 56 Sale
_____100
_____ 85%43% Sale 46 Sale 50 Sale 92 100
42 Jan. 24 42% Jan. 24 49% Jan. 24 90 Jan. 5
48% Jan. 3 49 Jan. 2 56 Jan. 2 93 Jan. 14
37 Dec. 20 37% Dec. 21 41% Dec. 20 85 Dec. 28
106% Jan. 29
08% Jan. 10 68% Jaa. 10 84 Jan. 3
109 Jan. 30 106% Jan. 29
95 97 10354
. 103 103 July 2 109 Mar. 2 108% Mar. 2 112% June 20 100 June 11 100% Jan. 25 102% Mar. 3 100% Jan. 8
T — I . 103% 103 June 151001% 109 102% 109 110% Nov. 16
M -Ni . i 1,000 . 103 103 Jan. 14 103 Jan. 14 100 June 1195 . . 95 102% July 3
A - O — — ..................... ------- --------- .................— - .....................—
J7argoA Sou. S « « C h M A S t P r la Cent A P. See Seab Air L Fla East Coast 1st 4% s-.-1959 J - D 5,000 _____ 94 85 Dec. 6 96 Jan. 18Fort St U D Co 1st g 4%8.1941 J - JJrl W (x JtvlO UT 18* g 4 8 - . . . lo « oO a l H A San A. See So Pac Co ' J * A Ala. See Seab Air Line Qaly Hous A Hen 1st 5s. .1933 Ga Car A Nor. See Seab Air L Georgia Pacific. See South Ry Glia V G A N. See Sou Pac Cc Go*y A Oswegat. See N Y Cent G l Nor— C B A Q coll tr 4s 1921
Registered________ July 19211st A refund 4%s Ser A . 1961
14 Registered ............ . .1 9 9Col A 11 V 1st ext g 4 s ..194C olA T ol 1st ext 4s.........195
Housatonic. t o N Y N H A I H A Tex Cent. See So Pac C Hous Belt A Ter 1st 5s____193Illinois Central— 1st g 4s . . 198 1 Registered......................195
. -------. 55 — . 60 ____ 72% Jan. I I 72% Jan. li
4 71 Mar. 27 1 86% Jan. 22St Lou Dlv A tenn g 3s . . 195
Gold 3 % s ...................1951 J - 1 J -
J .........J _____ _ ___ 57 62 ............. 83J
61 69> i 62% 83 { ....................... ........................ . 69 July 2
Registered...............195 1 J - J --------
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BONDSN Y STOCK EXCHANQE
lntPeriod.
JF F J - D M - 8 J - D J - D J - D J - D J - D J - D M - S
J - M - N
J - I )
A - O A - O
- J- J
Mahoning Coal. See 1 M anlto 8 \V Colonlz i
- J- J
A - OJ - J J - M - N M -N A - O A - O J - J J - J J - J M - S M - S
Illinois Central— (Cone.)—Spring! Dlv 1st g 3 4 s . .1951 Western Lines 1st g 4s. .1951
Registered___________ 1951Bello A Carond 1st 6s__ 1923Curb & Shaw 1st 4s g__ 1923Ch St L A N O gold 58..1951
Registered....................1951Gold 3 4 s . .............. ...1 951
Registered................ 1951Joint 1st ref ser A5s__1963 Memphis Dlv 1st g 4s. 1951St I. So 1st gu g 4s____1931
lud B1 A W. See Cl C C A St L Ind Dec A W . See Cin H A DInd 111 A la 1st gold 4s____1950Intern A Gt N o— 1st g 6S-.1919 Iowa Central. See Minn A St L Jack Lana A Sag. See Mich Cen
•James F A Clear 1st 4s_..1959Kail All A G R. See L8AMS
an A Mich. See Tol A O C K C Ft S A M . See 8t L A S F K C A M Ry A B. See StLASF K C A Pacific. See M o K A T Kan City South 1st g 3s. _. 1950
Registered ............... ........1950Ref A imp 5s............. Apr 1950
Kansas C Term 1st 4s____1960Kentucky Central. See L A N Keok A Des M . See C R I A P Knoxville A Ohio. See Sou Rv f ake E A W 1st gold 5s 1937*“* 2d gold 5s____________ 1941
North Ohio 1st g u g 5 s ..l0 4 5 L 8h A Mich So. See N Y Cent Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 448-1940
Registered............... 1940Leh V (Pa) gen con g 4s— 2003
Gen consol 4 4 s ________ 2003Leh V Tor Ry 1st gu g 3s ..1941
Registered___________..1941Leh V Coal Co 1st gu g 5s. 1933
Registered .......................1933First lnt reduced to 4 s .. 1933
Leh A N Y— 1st gu g 4 s . . . 1945Registered-----------------------
Leh A Hud R. See Cent of N J Long Dock. See Erie Long Isl 1st con g 5s.July 1931 Q - J
1st cons gold 4s__ July 1931 Q - JGen gold 4s___________ 1938 J - DFerry gold 4 4 s ________ 1922 M - SGold 4s............................. 1932 J - DUnified gold 4s................1949 M - 8Deb gold 5s____________ 1934 J - D20-year temp deb 5s____1937 M -NGuar ref gold 48 -.______ 1949 M - 8N Y B A M B con g 5 s .. 1935 A - O N Y A Ro Bch 1st g 3 s .. 1927 M - S NShBch 1st con gu 5s Oct’32 Q - J
Louisiana A Ark 1st 5s------1927 M - 8La Western. See So Pacific Loulsv A Nashv—Gen g 6s 1930 J -D
Gold 5s...................... 1937 M -NUnified gold 4s................1940 J - J
Registered-----------------1940 J - JColl trust gold 5s----------- 1931 M - NE H A Nash 1st g 6s----- 1919 J - DLouis Cln A Lex g 4 4 s . 1931 M - NN O A M 1st g 6s......... -.1930 J - J
2d g 6s................ 1930 J - JPad A Mem DIt 4s------- 1946 F - ASt Louis D ir 1st g 6s------1921 M - 8
2d gold 3s...................... 1980 M - 8Atl Knox A Cln Dlv g 4s 1955 M -N Atl Knox A No lstg 5 s .. 1946 J - D Hend’sonBdge 1st a f 6s g 1931 M - S Kentucky Central g 4 s .. 1987 J - J Lex A E 1st 50-yr 5s gu. 1965 A - O
ffl LANMo bAM 1st g 4,48-1943 M - S LAN-Sou Mon Joint 4s. . 1952 J - J
Registered...........Julyl952 Q - JN FI A Shef 1st gu g 5s..l937 F - A NptACInBgengug 44 8 1945 J - J Pens A Atl ls tg u g 6 s . . . 1921 F - A S A N Ala congu g 3 s . . . 1936 F - A
Gen consguoO-yr 5 s .. 1963 A - O LouAJeffBdge Co gu g 4s 1945 M - S
i L SAM So g 58.1934
Manila RR—Sou lines 4 s .. 1936 M cK ’ptABVern. SeaNYCAHR Mex Intermit 1st cons g 4s. 1977
Stamped guaranteed. 1977 Michigan Central. See N Y Cent Mid Term 1st g s f 3s 1925 Mil L 8 A West. See Chic 4 NW MU A North. See Ch M A St P Minn A St L 1st gold 7 s . . . 1927
Pacific Ext 1st gold 6 s .. 19211st cons gold 5 s . .--------- 19341st A refund gold 4s----- 19491st A ref 5s Series A ------1962DesM A FtD 1st gu g 4s. 1935 Iowa Cent 1st gold 5 s . . . 1938
Refunding gold 4s . . . . 1951 Minn A St L gu. Ses B C R A N M St P A S S M con gold 4s
stpd payment of lnt gu. . 1938 M St P A S 8 M A Cent Term
1st Chic Term s f 4s. .1941 M S S M A Atl 1st gold 4s
stpd payment of lnt gul926 Mlnneap Un. See St P M A MMississippi Cent 1st 5s____ 1949Mo Kan A Okla. See M K A T Mo Kan A Tex— 1st g 48.1990
2d gold 4s___ June 19901st extension gold 5s____ 19441st A refund mtge 4s. . . . 2004
Trust Co cts of deposit__General s f 4 4 s ........... 1936
Trust Co ctrs of deposit.. . St Lou Dlv 1st ref g 4s. .2001 Dal A Wa 1st gu g 5 s . . . 1940 Kan C A Pac 1st g 4 s . . . 1990 Mo K A E 1st gu g 5 s . . . 1942
Jan. 18 April 10 Jan. 20 Jan. 12 Jan. 31 June 28 Jan. 22 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 April 2 Mar. 23 Jan. 3 Jan. 29 Jan. 23 Aug. 27 April 10 Jan. 25 Aug. 10 April 16
General gold 4s............... 1938 M - S. - . - • A
D J
Montgom Dlv 1st g 8s .-1947St Louis Division 5s____19278t L A Cairo gu g 4s____1931Collat trust 4s. See Southern
Mohawk A Mai. See N Y C A H Montana Cent. See St P M A M Morgan’s LaAT. See So Pac Co Morris A Essex. Sm D L A WNToshv Chatt A St L 1st 8s 1928 A - l ^JasperBch 1st gold 6 s .. 1923 J - Nash Flor A Shef. See Lou A N Nat Rys Mex pr lien 4548-1957
Guaranteed general 4S-.1977 Nat of Mex pr lien g 4 5 4 s..1926
1st consol gold 4s______ 1951N H A Derby. See N Y N H A H N J Junc’u R R . See N Y Cent Newp’t A Cln B ’ge. See LouAN New Orleans Term 1st 4s .. 1953 N O Tex A Mex 1st Ser A 6sl925
Non-cum Income ser A 5sl935 N Y B A Man Beach. See L Isl N Y Cent RR conv deb 6s. 1935
Consol Ser A 4s_________1998Ref A Imp 454s A ...........2013
N Y Central A Hudson River—Gold mortgage 354s____ 1997
Lake Shore coll g 354S-.1998Registered ............. ...1 998
Mich Cent coll g 334s._1998Registered........... .........1998
Beech Creek 1st gu 4S-.1936Registered........... .........19362d guar gold 8s______1936
Registered................1936BchCr ex 1st gu g354s Feb ’51Cart A Ad 1st gu g 4s__ 1981Oour A O 1st gu g 5 s - ..1942 Moh A Mai 1st gu g 4s .. 1991 N J June R gu 1st 4 8 ... 1986 N Y A Harlem g 354S.-.2000
Registered..................2000N Y A North 1st g 8s__ 1928NYAPut 1st con gu g 48.1993 Pine Creek reg guar 6s..1932 R W A O con 1st 6s.July 1922 RW AOTR 1st g 68-July 1918Rutland 1st cons g 454s. 1941
Og A L Ch 1st gu g 48.1948 Rutl-Can 1st gu g 4a.,1949
St Law A Adlr 1st g 6S-.19962d gold 6s.............. 1996
Dtlca A B1 Rlv gu g 4S..1922 Lake Sh A M 8 g 354S..1997
N Y Chic A St L 1st g 48.1937Registered.................... 193728-year debenture 48.1931
West Shore 1st 4s g u a r..2361Registered___________2361
N Y C Lines equip 6s__ 1917Equip tr 454a Ser K ..1920
ff Y Connect lstgu 454s A 1983 N Y A Greenwood L. See Erie N Y A nar. Sm N Y C A H R N Y Lack A West. See D L AW
85 83
5,000 5,000
20,000 6,000
78 809054 989054 Sale
60 ____77 Vs 80 92 989454 Sale
80 Jan.
86 Jan. 92 Jan. 90 Jan. 5954 Jan. 9954 Jan.
8589 54 85 54 5234 98 % 5534 5155346051493480
Nov. 22 Nov. 30 Dec. 10 Dec. 20 Dec. 18 Feb. 2 Mar. 1 April 10 Jan. 2 Mar. 1 Mar. 9 Mar. 16
96 99 54 9834 68 54
10654 60
6160545782
Feb. 2 Jan. 26 Jan. 26 Jan. 17 Jan. 24 April 26 April 23 April 10 Jan. 4 April 24 Jan. 16 April 12
80 Jan. 4
90J4 Jan. 2 9434 Jan. 31
78 Dec. 17 100 54 Mar. 22
90 Dec. 21
80 Dec. 10134 Feb.
42.00035.000
8,00023,000 7354
66347434 Sale 70 Sale
72J4 Jan. 23 75 6934 Jan. 18 71
102
7,000
1,000
7,000
18,0009.000
221,0001,036,000
1.00083.00078.00050,000
P - A P - A P - A F - A J - J J - J J - J J - J A - OJ - D J - DM - S P - A M -N M -N A - O A - O J - D A - O M -NJ - J J - J J - J J - JA - O J - J J - D J - D M - S M - S M -N M -NJ - J J - J A -O J - J J - J J - J M - 8
-M - J
M - S M -N A - OA - O A - O M -N J - J J - J M -N J - J F - A
6,000
6,000
3,000
26,00011,00077,000
1,0002,000
33.00010.000
26,000
95.000 1,316,000
' 5", 66639.00025,566
10554____10655 - - -____10185 - - 7034 85
97 1029734 102J4
102 10554____1066080 . . .8554 - - 7134 85
9554 102 9 7 54 1 02 54
25 18 25
98 Jan. 25
7,000
26 26
60 Sale 90 945441 Sale9454 Salo 7454 Sale 8054 825471 Sale 66 54 7 0 34 77 54 7 8 54705462 65
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BONDSN Y STOCK EXCHANQEM Y L Erie A West. See Erie N Y 4 Long Bch. See Cent N J N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Non-conv debenture 3%s ’54 Non-conv debenture 4s. 1955 Non-conv debenture 48.1956 Convertible deben 3%S-1956Convertible deben 6s___1948Consol Ity non-conv 4 s .. 1930 Harlem R & Pt Ches 1st 4s’54 B A N Y Air Line 1st 4s. 1955 Cent N E 1st guar 4s— 1961 Housaton RR con g 5s. .1937 N Y Prov A Bos gen 48.1942 N Y W ’ches A B 1st 4%sl940 NHADerby con coup 58.1918New Eng RR cons 4s__ 1945Providence Sec deb 48..1957 Prov A Sprlngf 1st 5 s . .1922 Providence Term 1st 48.1956
N Y A Northern. See N Y Cent N Y Ont A W 1st g 4s June 1992
H Y A P u tn am . Sm N Y C A H N Y A Rock Beach. See Long Is N Y Susq A Western. See ErieNorf Sou 1st A ref A 5s___1901Norfolk A South 1st g 5a..1941 Norfolk A West gen g 6s ..1931
Improvem’t A ext g 6 s .. 1934 New River 1st gold 6s. .1932 Nor A W Ity let con g 4s. 1990
Registered___________ 1996Dlv 1st A gen g 4s— 194410-25-year conv 4s__ 193210-20-year conv 4s— 1932Convertible 4% s-------- *938PocaC A C Joint 4 s . . . 1941
Col Con A T 1st gu g 5s. 1922 Scio V A N E 1st gu g 4s. 1989
Northern Ohio. See L Erie A W North Pacific— Prior 4s.__1997
Registered-----------------1997General Hen gold 3s.Jan 2047
Registered--------- Jan 2047St Paul-Dul Dlv g 4 8 ... 1990
Registered-----------------1996O B A Q coll tr 4s. See Gt Nor 8t P A No Pac gen g 68.1923
Registered certificates 1923 Bt Paul A Duluth 1st 58.1931
Wash Cent Ity 1st g 48.1948Nor P Ter Co 1st g 6s------1933North Wlscon. See C St PM AO/"Vgd A L Champ. See Rutland V-Jfilo -I'd A W. See CCCAStL Oregon A Cal. See Sou Pac Co Ore ItR A N av. See Union Pac Oregon-Wash 1st A ref 48.1961 Oswego A Rome. See N Y CentPacific Coast Co 1st g 58.1946
aclflcof Missouri. See Mo Pac Paducah A llis 1st s f 4%s 1955 Penn RR 1st 4s real est g . 1923
Consol gold 5a---------------1919Consol gold 4s---------------1943Consol gold 4s---------------1948Consol 4 % s .................... I960General 4%8---------------- 199®Alleg Val gen gu g Del ltlvRRBdg 1st gu g 4a’30 Phlla Balt A W 1st g 48.1943 Sod Bay A So 1st g 5s.,-1924 Sunbury A Lewis 1st g 4s 1936 UNJRlt A Can Co gen 4sl944
Int.Period.
A - O J - J M -N J - J J - J F - A M -N F - A J - J M - N A - O J - J M -N J - J M - S J - J M - SM - S M - S J - D
P - A M -N M -N F - A A - O A - O A - O J - J J - D M - S M - S J - D J - J M -NQ - J Q - J Q - F Q - F J - D J - DF - A Q - F F - A A - O J - D Q -M J - J
Gu 3%s coll tr reg ctfs._1937 Gu 3%s coll tr ctfs B— 1941 Gu g 3%s tr ctfs Ser C ..1942 Gu g 3%s tr ctfs Ser D.1944 Guar gold 15-25-year 48.1931 40-yr gu tr ctfs 4s ser E.1952 Cln LAN 1st con gu g 4s. 1942 Clev A Mar 1st gu 4% s.l935 Clev A Pitta gu g 4%s A . 1942
Series B 4% s_________1942Int reduced to 3%%-1942Series C 3% s................19488erlos D 3% s_________1950
Erie A P gen gu g 3VS® B.1940 Series C _____________ 1940
Gr RAI ex 1st gu g 4% s.l941 Ohio Connect 1st gu 4s . .1943 Pitts Y A Ash 1st con 5s. 1927 TolWVAO 1st gu 4%8 A. 1931
Series B 4% s________ 1933Series C 4 s ..................1942
PCCAStL gu g 4%sSerA19408erles B guar...............1942Series C guar...............1942Series D 4s guar_____ 1945Series E 3%s guar g__1949Series F cons 4s gu g__1953 Series G cons 4s guar. 1957 Series I cons 4%s gu ..l9 63
Ch St L A P cons g 5 s .. . 1932 Pensacola A Atl. See LouANash Peor A East. S w C C C A S t L Peor A Pek Union 1st g 6s. 1921
Second gold 4%8-__Feb 1921 Pero Marq— 1st ser A 5 s .. 1950
1st ser B 4s............. ........1956Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr a f 4s '37 Pine Creek. See N Y Central Pitts C C A St L. See Penn Co Pittsb Clev A Tol. See Balt A O Pitts Junction. See Balt A Ohio
J - JJ - DJ - J M -N M - S M -N M -N F - A J - D M - S F - A M -N J - J J - J M - 8J - J J - JM - S F - A J - D J - D A - O M -N M -N M -N J - J A - O A - O M - N F - A J - J J - JJ - J M - S M -N J - J J - J M - S A - O A - O M -N M - N F - A J - D M -N F - A A - O
99% Mar. 30102% Jan. 22 102% Jan. 24 87 Feb. 20 86% Jan. 31 81% July 1497 Jan. 2093 Mar. 091 April 25
100% Jan. 17102 April 17
89% Feb. 5 88 April 17
99 Mar. 12
98% April 13 99% Feb. 23 88% Sept. 14
103% Jan. 24 101% Mar. 6 99% June 21
77% Dec. 21 65 Oct. 18 42 Feb. 5
96 M ar.29 95% May 397 Jan. 23
103% Mar. 14 103% May 8
100 June 196 Mar. 29 77% Jan. 27 42 Feb. 5
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N Y STOCK EXCHANGEInt.Period.
Sales inJanuary
1918.Sales in
December 1917.
PRICES IN JANUARY. RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.Jan. 2. Jan. 31. Lowest. Highest. Lowest. Highest.
Pitts & Lake E. See N Y Cent $ % Bid. Ask Bid. Ask Sole Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices.Pitts M cK & Y . See N Y CenlPlttsb Shen & L E 1st g 6s. 194C A - C 6,000 4,000 98% 95 99 Jan. 24 99 Jan. 24 98 Dec. 26 109 Jan. 27
First consol cold 6s_____1945 J - J 4,000 97% Dec. 13 97% Dec. 13Pitts Y & Ashtab. See Penn Co
Deadlng Co gen gold 4s. .1997 1V Registered__________ 1997
Jersey Central coll g 48-.1951 A - O 25,000 5,000 87 88 83% 83% 86 Jan. 3 86 Jan. 3 g80 Dec. 17 97 Jan. 24Atl City 1st con gu g 4s. 1951 J - J
Qag Tusc & H. See Pere Marqw't Jos »fe Gr Isl 1st g 4s-. 1947 J - J 8,000 60 65% 63 65% 60 Dec. 27 82 Jan. 23St Law & Adlr. See N Y CentSt L& Cairo. See Mobile A Ohio8t L Iron Mt A So. See M o PacStLMBr. 5«eTerRHAssn ofStLSt Louis <fe San Frail (Reoro Co)
Prior lien 4s ser A ______ 1950 J - J 954,000 953,000 61 Sale 58% Sale 55% Jan. 17 61 Jan. 2 53% Dec. 26 71% Jan. 25Prior lien 5s ser B ______1950 J - J 545,000 89,000 73% Sale 72 Sale 66 Jan. 10 74% Jan. 3 63% Dec. 2C 88% Jan. 24Cum adJ ser A 6s......... ..1955 A - O 483,000 574,000 07 Sale 65 Sale 60 Jan. 18 07% Jan. 2 54 Dec. 26 76 Jan. 2Income ser A 6s_......... ..I960 Oct. 199,000 549,000 49% Sale 45 48 46 Jan. 18 50% Jan. 3 39 Dec. 22 56 Mar. 238t L A San Fr— Gen g 6s.. 1931 J - J 101 104 102 110 101% Nov. 15 112% Jan. 26General gold 5s........... ..1931 J - J 5,000 98% 93 93% 95% Jan. *5 95% Jan. 90% Aug. 24 104 Jan. 30
St L A 8 F RR cons g 4s. 199o J - JSouth West Dlv g 5s.. 1947 A - O 90 Feb. 8 90 May 8
K G Ft 8 A M con g 6s .. 1928 M -N 3,666 102% 103 100% 102% 102% Jan. 4 102% Jan. 4 101% Nov. 12 111% Jan. 22K O l t S A M Ry ref g 4sl93fl A - O 38,000 12,000 01% 08% 67 69 68% Jan. 19 69 Jan. 11 00 Dec. 2( 79% Jan. 15KCAM RAB 1st gu g 5s. 1928 A - O 80 90 80 90 88 July 1( 90 Feb. 16
Bt Louis South. See 111 CentralSt Louis Southw— 1st g 4s. 1989 M - N 8,000 29,000 66% Sale 06% 69 25 68% Jan. 12 64% Nov. 5 80 Jan. 26
2d g 4s Inc bd ctfs.-N ov 1889 J - J 2,000 50 64 51 64 50% Jan. 24 50% Jan. 24 57 July 5 65 Feb. 5Consol gold 4s................. 1932 J - D 17,000 38,000 63 Sale 58 62 02 Jan. 30 64 Jan. 2 58 Dec. 2C 72 Jan. 271st terml A unlf 5s.........1952 J - J 40,000 137,000 58% Sale 58% 59 57% Jan. 11 59% Jan. 2 54 Dec. 21 71% Jan. 22Grays Pt Ter 1st gu g 5s. 1947 J - 1)
Bt Paul A Duluth. See No Pacbt P Min A Man. See Gt NorthSt Paul A Nor Pac. See No PacBtPASiouxC. See C BtP M A O9 ^ * A p l8t guar g 4s. ..1943 J - J 7,000 51,000 59 60% 59% 60% 59% Jan. 15 60% Jan. 24 59 Dec. 24 64% Jan. 30B F A N P l s t a f g 5s_____1919 J - J 100% Feb. 26 100% Feb. 26Scioto Val A N E . See Nor A WSeaboard Air Line g 4 s ...1950 A - O 70% 70 78 May 31 82% Feb. 1
Stamped_______________1950 A - O 6,666 4,000 69% 70 74 70 Jan. 22 70% Jan. 25 70% Dec. 13 82% Jan. 24Adjustment 8s.........Oct 1949 F - A 171,000 587,000 55% Sale 55 Sale 52% Jan. 16 55% Jan. 2 42% Nov. 16 68 Jan. 18Refunding 4s----------------1959 A - O 27,000 47,000 55% Sale 55% 53% Jan. 15 50% Jan. 3 53% Dec. 21 70% Jan. 17Atl-Blr 30-yr 1st g 4s.M ay’ 33 m - e 2,000 75 70 71 16 16 86% Jan. 8 87 Mar. 30Caro Cent 1st coirs g 4 s .. 1949 j - j ' 5,000 77 83 77 Jan. 10 77 Jan. 10 80 Oct. 17 88 Jan. 13Fla Cent A Pen 1st g 5s. 1918 j - j 96% 99% 97% 99% 99% June 13 99% Juno 13
1st land grant ext g 5s. 1930 j - j 90Consol gold 5s.............1943 j - j 92 92%
Ua A Ala 1st cons 8s Oct 1945 j - j 83% 100% 83' 100% 97 Aug. 9 102 Mar. 8Ua Oar A Nor 1st gu g 5s 1929 j - j 80% 80% 97 Sept. 6 102% Jan. 16Scab A Roanoke 1st 5s .1926 j - j 90% 96 90% 96 95 Oct. 26 100% June 28
Bher 8hr A So— See M o K A T811 Bp O A G— See Atl Coast LSOU Caro <fc Ga— See SouthernSouthern Pacific Co—
!» S Cent Pac coll..A ug 1949 J - D 98,000 47,000 73 Sale 76 Salo 72% Jan. 7 76 Jan. 31 66 Dec. 19 88 Jan. 12Convertible 4 s___ June 1929 M - 8 475,000 282,000 78 Salo 77% Sale 75% Jan. 19 79 Jan. 2 73 Dec. 17 88% Jan. 17Convertible 5s........... 1934 J - D 601,000 832,000 88% Sale 89 Sale 86% Jan. 17 89% Jan. 5 85 Dec. 19 104% Jan. 19Gent Pac 1st ref gu g 4a. 1949 F - A 60,000 54,000 78% 79 80% Sale 78 Jan. 25 82 Jan. 30 78 Dec. 19 93% Jan. 19
Registered______ 1949 F - A 90% 80Mtg gu g 3%8__.Aug 1929 J - D 1,000 86 88 ' ” 86% 88 86% Jan. 16 86% Jan. 16 85 May 16 91% Jan. 9Through 8 t L 1st gu g 4s’54 A - O 2,000 1,666 70 75% 70 77 71 Jan. 29 71 Jan. 29 70 Dec. 8 87% Jan. 12
Gal FI A San Ant 1st 5s . 193! M -N 101 101 100 Oct. 3 102 Jan. 172d guar exten 5s. 193 J - J 1,000 97 97 96% Jan. 18 96% Jan. 18 95 Aug. 20 98% Feb. 17
Gila V G A N 1st gu g 5s 1924 M - N 95 95H E A W T 1st g 5 s . . . 1933 M -N 95 78 95 99% April 26 102% Jan. 16
let gu g 5s redeem. 1933 M -N 95 77% 95HATexC 1st g 6s Int 1937 J - J 90 104 91% 104 103 June 30 106% Jan. 22
Gen gold 4s, Int guar 1921 A - O 3,000 85 98% 99 87 Jan. 24 87 Jan. 24 91% June 19 96% Mar. 21Waco A N W Ist'g 68.1930 M -N
A A N W 1st gu g 5s__ 1941 J - J 100% 1003%Louisiana West 1st 6s 1921 J - J 96% 105% 96% 105% 166% Oct. 26 H)0% Oct. 26Morgan’s La A T 1st 7s. 1918 A - O 2,000 100% 104% 100 104% 100 Nov. 16 100% Dec. 19
First gold 6s ............. 1920 J - J 100 105%Nor of Cal gu gold 6s . . . 1938 A - O 92% 92% 102% Oct. 23 102% Oct. 23Ore A Cal 1st gu g 5s . . . 1927 J - J 10,000 1,666 90% 96% 90% 96% 93% Jan. 17 93% Jan. 17 90% Dec. 26 101% Jan. 15Ho Pac of Cal 1st cons 8s 1937 M - N 98 98B P Coast 1st gu g 4s . . 1937 J - J 88% 92 88% 93% Juno 19 96 Jan. 5San Frau Term 1st 4s . . . 1950 A - O 18,666 2,000 81% Salo 80 77% Jan. 15 81% Jan. 4 79% May 25 89% Jan. 18lex A N O cons g 5a 1943 J - JSo Pac RR 1st ref gu 4b. 1955 J - J 204,666 203,000 79% Sale 82% Sale 78% Jan. 7 82% Jan. 23 77 Dec. 18 95 Jan. 20
soutnern— 1st cons g 5s_.1994 J - J 249,000 142,000 93% Sale 92 Sale 90% Jan. 22 93% Jan. 2 89 Dec. 19 102% Jan. 22Dpvel_Aj?en 4s, Ser A . . 1950 A - O 636,000 1,120,000 61% Sale 61 Sale 59 Jan. 7 01% Jan. 2 56% Dec. 24 77 Jan. 8Mob A^O coll tr g 48___ 1938 M - S 11,000 66 68 66 08 68 Jan. 3 68% Jan. 17 58 Oct. 4 78% Mar. 8Mem Dlv let g 4%-5s__ 1996 J - J 1,000 2,666 80% 90 83 91 87 Jan. 18 87 Jan. 18 85 Dec. 5 10l% Jan. 262n,LrP lv* 48-----------1951 J - J 4,000 2,000 65% 71 69% 09% 67% Jan. S 69% Jan. 9 66 Nov. 7 84 Jan. 4Ala Cent RR let g 6s . . . 1918 J - J 94% 104 04% 104Ala Gt Sou 1st cons A 6s 1943 J - D 98% April 13 98% April 13Atl A Char AL 1st A 4%s ’44 J - J 85 89 90 April 24 96% Jan. 25, ,J8f 30-yr 5s Ser B ....1 9 4 4 J - J 37,000 11,666 90% 01 95 Sale 91 Jan. 8 95 Jan. 31 89 Dec. 26 103% Jan. 16Atl A Danv 1st g 4s. 1948 J - J 70 75 70 80 83% Jan. 12 84 Jan. 11Second 43-------------- 1948 J - .1 80 80Atlan A Yad 1st gu g 4s 1949 A - O 75 Feb. 7 75 Feb. 7E T Va A Ga dlv g 5s. 1930 J - J 1,666 91% 99% 96 99% 95 Nov. 27 105 Mar. 3
Cons 1st gold 5a____1956 M - N 1,000 100 89% 100 92 Nov. 9 108 Jan. 30® Ten reorg lien g 6s. 1938 M - S 99 July 12 10I % Mar. 15Ueorgla Midland 1st 3s 1946 A - O 2,666 51 63 51 63 Jan. 4 4 64 April 18 65 " May 17Ga Pac Ry 1st g 6s____1922 J - J 1,666 100 106 100 106 101% Nov. 8 107 Feb. 7Knox A Ohio 1st g 6s . . . 1925 J - J 1,666 100 102% 98% 102% 100 Jan. 18 100 Jan. 18 102 June 15 109% Jan. 16Mob A Birin pr lien g 5s 1945 J - J 95 95„ Mortgage gold 4 s . ._ 1945 J - J 2,000 58 72 63 72 08 Jan. 26 68 Jan. 26 70 Sept. 25 74 Mar. 19K A Danv Deb 6s stnd 1927 A - O 1,000 108 93% 103 19 19 100 May 31 104% April 3Rich A Meek 1s t g 48* 1948 M - NBo Car A Ga 1st g 8s. ~ 1919 M -N 1,666 95 99 96% 99 97 Nov. 27 101% Jan. 18va Mid— Series D, 4-63 1921 M - S
Series E , 5s ____ 1926 M - SSeries F, 5a_____ 1031 M - 8Virginia Mid, gen 5s 1936 M -N 94 90 94 97% Nov. 9 108 Jan. 12
Va A 8 W 1st gu 5s . . . 2003 J - J 92 100 95 100 105 Mar. 28 106% Jan. 17^.Flrst cons 50-year 5s. 1958 A - O 1,666 70 72% 70% 78 72% Jan. 1 72% Jan. 4 90% Jan. 12 01% Jan. 19W O A W 1st cy gu 4s. 1924 F - A 78% 78% 93% Mar. 22 93% Mar. 22
Spokane Internat 1st g 6s 1985 J - J 95 95 95 Mar. 1 96 Jan. 39
TTor Assn of St L 1st g 4%a 1039 A - O 99% 99% 93% Sept. 22 101% Jan. 31• First cons g 6s 1894-1944 F - A 90 95 " 90% 95' ' 94% Oct. 1 102 ” Feb. 23
Gen ref s f gold 4s____ 1953 J - J 7,666 1,000 82% 82 Jan. 11 82% Jan. 29 82% Dec. 28Bt L M Br Ter gu g 6 s .. 1930 A - O 93% 101% 95% July 5 100 Feb. 21
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BONDSN Y STOCK EXCHANQE
Texas A Pacific 1st g fla..2000Becond g Income 5s------2000La Dlv B L 1st g 5s____1931W M W & N W 1st gu 5s 1930
Yol A Ohio Cent— 1st g 5s. 1935 Western Dlv 1st g 5s.-.1935General gold 6s................1935Kan A M 1st gu g 4s____1990
Second 20-year 5s.......1927To Poor A W 1st gold 4s. .1917 Tol St L A W— Pr 1 g 3 % s .1925
Fifty-year gold 4s---------1950Coll trust 4s g Ser A ----- 1917
Tor H A B 1st g 4s..July 1946T filter A Del 1st con g 5s. 1928
First refund g 4s___ 1952Onion Pac RR A Id gr g 4s. 1947
Registered ............ 194720-year conv 4s........... 1927First A refund 4s..June 2008 Ore RR A Nav con g 4s. 1946Ore Sh Line 1st g 6s___ 1922
Utah A Nor gold 5s___ 19261st extended 4s______1933
l/andalla consol g 4s___ 1955v Consol 4s, Series B ..1957
Vera Cruz A P 1st gu g 4 %sl934 Virginian 1st 5s series A . . 1962\H7abash 1st gold 5s-------
Second gold 5s.........Debenture Series B 6s. .lit Hen equip s f g 5s__lit lien 50-yr g term 4s. Det A Ch Ex ls tg 5 s . . . Des Moines Dlv 1st g (b. Omaha Dlv 1st g 3% s-. Tol A Chic Dlv 1st g 4s.
Wash Term 1st gu 3% s_-.
193919391939192119541941193919411941
1st guar 40-year 4s. ' ; Ms ■ 'West Maryland 1st g 4 s . .-
West N Y A Pa ls tg 5s. . .General gold 4 s ..............Income 5s______________
Western Pacific 1st 5s A — Wheel A L Erie— 1st g 5s..
Wheeling Dlv 1st g 5s.. Exten A Imp gold 5 s . . . Refunding 4%s ser A —
Wk A L E RR 1st con g 4s. Winston-Salem S B 1st 4a- Wlacon Cent 1st gen g 4 s ..
Street Railway BondsBrooklyn Rap Trans g 5s. .1945
1st refund conv g 4s----- 20025-year secured notes 58.1918 Bklyn City 1st con 5s ’ 16-’41 Bklyn Q Co A S gu g 5s'16-’41 Bklyn Q Co A 8 1st 5s. . 1941 Bklyn Un El 1st g 4-5s. . 1950
Stamped guaranteed. 1950Kings Co El 1st g 4s------1949
Chicago Rys— 1st 5s........ 1927Conn Ry A Lt— 1st g 4% s. 1951
Stamped guar 4% s..........1951Det United 1st cons g 4% s. 1932 Ft Smith Lt A Tr 1st g 5s. 1936 Hudson A Manhat ser A 5s 1957
Adjust Income 5s..............1957N Y A Jersey 1st 5s------1932
luter-Metrop coll 4% s------ 1956Interboro R T 1st A ref 5s. 1966 Manhat Ry (N Y ) con g 4s 1990
Stamped tax exempt...............Manila Elec 1st A coll 5s._ 1953 Mot St— B’y A 7th Av 5s .. 1943
Col A 9th A t 1st gu g 5a. 1993 Lex Av A P F lBt gu g 5s 1993
Met W 8 Elev Chic 1st 4s. 1938Mil El Ry A L cons 5 s ------1926
Refunding A ext 4% s— 1931Gen A refund 5s.........— 1951
Minn St Ry 1st cong 5 s . . . 1919 Mont Tram 1st A ref A 5s. 1941 N Orl Ry A Lt gen 4 % 8 .- .1935 N Y Munlc Ry 1 A 5 s .. 196 New York Rys 1st A ref 4s 1942
Adjustm’t Income 6s— 1942 N Y State Rys 1st cons 4%s ’02
Portland Ry 1st A ref 5s .. 1930 Port Ry L A P conv 6 s .-.1942 at Jo Ry Lt H A P 1st g 5s 1937 Bt Paul C Cable cons g 5s.. 1937Third Ave 1st ref 4s______1960
Adjustment Income 5s. .. 1960 Third Ave RR let gold 5 s .. 1937 Trl-CIty Ry A Lt 1st s f 5s. 1923 Undergr’d of London 4% s.l938
Income 6 s . ................... 1948Un Rys Inv— 5s Pitts lss..l926 United Rys St L 1st g 4s.. 1934
St Louis Tran gu Imp 5s. 1924 United RRs San Fr s f 4s. .1927
Union Tr (N Y ) ctf dep_____¥ Eqult Tr (N Y ) Inter ctf____Virginia Ry A Pow 1st 5s. 1934
Gas A Electric Light Cos Bklyn Un Gas Co 1st c g 5s 1945 Buffalo City Gas 1st 6 s . . . 1947 Cincinnati Gas A E 1st Aref5s’56 Columbia Gas A El 1st 58.1927
Stamped......... ..........................Consolidated Gas conv 6s. 1920
Int.Period.
J - D Mch J - J F - A J - J A - O J - D A - O J - J J - J J - J A - O F - A J - DJ - DA - O J - J J - J J - J M - 8 J - D P - A J - J J - D J - J J - JP - A M - N J - J M -NM -N P - A J - J M - S J - J J - J J - J A - O M - SF - A F - A A - O J - J A - O Not
Salee in January
1918.
A - O J - J P - A M - S M - S J - J J - J M -N
A - O J - J J - J J - J M -N J - J P - A P - A F - A F - A J - J P - A J - J J - J J - J M - S P - AP - AA - O J - J A - O A - O M - 8 J - D M - S M - S F - A P - A J - J J - D J - J J - .1 J - J J - J J - J A - O M - NM -N P - A M - N I - J J - J A - O J - J A - O J - J J - J M -N J - J A - O A - O
M 8 4,666 1,000 9914 _____100 92% Dec. 24 102 Mar. 13IY« p 10014 - 100%J - PF - A 90% May 7 95% Sept. 27M N 2,000 08 . 96 96% Dec. 6 103% Jan. 25A - O 83 % 83%A - O 1,000 85 % 85% ..11 90 Nov. 30 105% Jan. 19A - O 105 _____100 105 June 13 116% Jan. 30M 8 110 June 27 110 June 27.1 - J 73 73 _____ 76 Oct. 19 89% April 18
L*c Gas L 1st g 5s__ May 1919 Q - F 11,000 97 % 97% 97% 98 97% Jan. 16 98 Jan. 8 97% Dec. 20 102% Jan. 19A - O 15,000 1,000 95 ......... 93% 94% Jan. 10 94% Jan. 16 94% Dec. 29 102% Feb. 1J - J 1,000 100 Oct. 29 100 Oct. 29M - N 93 _____ 88 90 June 26 93% Jan. 27j - n 103% April IS 1C4,% Mar. 8
N Y Gan Ell T,t TT A p fig 1948 j n 02 87% 88 97% Sept. 12 105% Jan. 25F - A 66 7114 70' " 72% 69 Jan. 16 73 Jan. 10 77 % July 24 88 Jan. 19J - J 31,000 105% June 11 105% June 11
N Y A Q El T, A-"P fpt r g~Afl 1930 F - A 84 101 96% Aug. 7 101 Feb. 17Pacific h A Elec— Cal G“&~13~”
Corp unifying & ref 5s ..1937 M - N 16,000 8,000 9054 Sale 91% 92% 9054 Jan. 2 92% Jan. 12 90% Dec. 27 101 Jan. 31Pacific G & E gen & ref 53.1942 J - J 59,000 35,000 79 79% 78 79% 79% Jan. 25 80 Jan. * 8 79% Dec. 31 93% Jan. 18
F - A 90 ____ 90 95 Jan. 31 95 Jan. 31m - a 08 100 98 100 100 July 18 100 July 18A - O 1,566 1,000 98% 99 ......... 98% Jan. 18 98% Jan. 18 96 Oct. 17 115 Jan. 11
Refunding gold Os 1947 M - S 10,000 89 81 Sale 80 Jan. 18 81 Jan. 31 89% Oct. 4 102% Jan. 29J - .1 91 ......... 90% 90 Sept. 12 103% Jan. 25j - D 89 _____ 98' ' 100 April 20 101% Jan. 31M -N 89 ......... 89 89 Mar. 19 92 Jan. 19M N 04 _____ 94 94 July 10 101% Jan. 11F - A 07 y* . . . 92%
Cony deben 5s g _______ 1922 M -N 15,000 84 88 75 81% 82 Jan. 16 84 Jan. 15 87 Nov. 1 94% Feb. 6J - D 1,000 99% ......... 98% 93 Dec. 4 102 Jan. 21).! _r> 81% 81% . 97% May 18 101 May 8.T - .1 90 . . . . . 90 84 July 26 87% M ai. 15M - S 95 95 ......... 98% Aug. 7 101% April 17M S 92% 91 92% 92% Sept. 27 98 Aug. 13M -NJ - J 1,000 97% ____•_ 98 97% Jan. S 97% Jan. 8 98 July 20 101 % Jan. 16
Utah Power A; Lt 1st 5s 1944 F - A 8,000 83 80% 82 80% Jan. 24 83 Jan. 10 85 Nov. 12 96% Jan. 31J - J 101 May 24 103 April 16.1 - .1 99% ......... 99% 96 Aug. 21 101 Jan. 31J - D 96 _____ 94 102 Mar. 5 106 Jan. 10
Alaska Gold M deb 6s A 1925 M ~ 8 9,000 2s;66o 20 Sale 25% 30 19% Jan. 4| 21 Jan. 17 14 Dec. 20 85 Jan. 210-yr coriv Os Ser B ____1920 M - 8 21,000 40,000 19 Sale 24% Sale 19 Jan. 2 24% Jan. 31 14 Dec. 20 84% Jan. 2
M -N 102 Sept. 26 102 Sept 26Armour A Co 1st real est 4% s’39 J -D 126,000 71,000 84 Sale 84% Sale 84 Jan. 23 84% Jan. 11 81 Dec. 24 94% Jan. 11
A - O 89 92 Mar. 7 94 April 16Braden Copper col 11r sf Os. 1931 F - A 30,000 25,000 90 90% 91% Sale 89% Jan. 8 93 Jan. 14 81 Dec. 20 98 Jan. 12Bush Terminal 1st 4s. ...1 9 5 2 A - 0 2,000 83 Sale 77 82 83 Jan. 2 83 Jan. 2 75 Nov. 7 88 Jan. 13
Cerro de Pasco Copp coriv 6s *25 M - N 22,000 139,000 102 100 105% 107 103 Jan. 15 106 Jan. 3 100% Dec. 20 118 Mar. 6Chic UnStat lstgu A 4%s 1903 J - J 10,000 80% 91% 86% 89% 89 Jan. 24 90 Jan. 22 92 Nov. 1 101% Jan. 12Chile Copper con v. 7s ....1 9 2 3 M -N 149,000 178,666 104 Sale 106% Sale 102% Jan. 17 106% Jan. 31 96% Nov. 9 132 Jan. 10
Coll tr A cony 0s ser A w 1.. A - 0 333,000 248,000 e77% Sale e77 3 4 76% e73 Jan. 16 e77 % Jan. 7 e70 Dec. 19 dlOl June 22Computlng-Tab-Rec s f 0s 1941 J - J 4,000 82 ......... 79% 78% Jan. 22 78% Jan. 22 83 Aug. 18 87% Jan. 8
M -NGranby Con M S A P 1st Os. 1928 M -N 20,666 10,666 98 _____ 97 91 Jan. 17 97 Jan. 7 94% Dec. 18 109% Jan. 29
Stamped............. . 1928 M -N 77,000 04 V* Sale 93 95% 91 Jan. 17 95 % Jan. 2 96% Dec. 3 109% Jan. 29Great Falls Pow Is* s f 5s..1940 M -N 5,000 80 " 95 93% Sale 93% Jan. 31 94 Jan. 29 91% Oct. 15 102% Jan. 31Int Mer Marine ls ts f 0s 1941 A - O 2,779,000 581,666 9114 Sale 93% Sale 90% Jan. 2 95 Jan. 18 87 Dec. 20 96% Mar. 24Montana Power lst&ref a f 5s A J - J 40,000 11,000 87 % 90% 88 Sale 86% Jan. 15 89% Jan. 21 86 .Dec. 21 100% Jan. 16
A - OJ - J
Morris A Co 1st h f 4 1 9 3 0 J - J 82 - 87 90 July 25 93% Feb. 2F - A 5,666 73 Sent. 21 75% Mar. 14
Niagara F Power 1st 5s" " 19:12 J - J 95 93 99 V 96% Nov. 10 103 Jan. 17Nlag Lock A Ont Pow 1st 5s 1954 M - N 93% _____ 93% 89% Oct. 1 94% Jan. 8Nor States Power 6s A ____1941 A - O 14,666 18,666 87% 86% 87% 86 Jan. 7 87% Jan. 25 87 Dec. 20 99 Jan. 18Ontario Pow N F 1st fls 1943 F - A 89 85 87% 90 July 20 94% Jan. 20Ontario Transmission 5s 1945 M -N 95 _____ 95' " 84 Juiio 22 84 June 22Pub Ser Cor N J gen 60-yr 5s '69 A - O 55,000 60,000 75 Sale 76 Sale 73% Jan. 4 76 Jan. 31 69% Dec. 26 93 Jail. 18tjterra A 8 F Pownr 1949 TT A 93^Tennessee Copp 1st co'nT~6s”’25 M -N 25,000 11,000 85 88 91% Sale 88 Jan. 11 91% Jan. ‘31 87% Dec. i7 101% Oct. 5
J i. J 88 95 >4Wilson A Co 1st s f 6s.".V. 1941 A - O 60,000 71,000 95 Sale 95 Sale 93% Jan. 17 95% Jan. 25 92 Dec. 27 103% Jan. 31
M anufacturing & Industrial4m Ag Chem 1st cons 6s..1928 A - O 3,000 16,000 90 % 92 94% 100 92% Jan. 9 94% Jan. 25 90 Dec. 27 104% Jan. 24
Convertible deb 6s.. . . .1924 F - A 68,000 12,000 91 Sale 94 Sale 91 Jan. 10 94 Jan. 31 91% Dec. 27 105 Jail. 26am Cotton Oil deb 6s ____1931 M - IN 1,000 12,000 88 80 82 82 Jan. 24 82 Jan. 21 82 Dec. 22 97% Jan. 12Am Hide A L 1st s f g fls . 1919 M - S 3,000 11,000 98 101 98% 101 98% Jan. { 7 98% Jan. 8 97 Dec. 28 104% Jan. 31Am Smolt’g A Ref lst5sA. 1947 A - C 181,000 217,000 86% Sale 88% Sale 86% Jan. ’ 2 89 Jan. 3 84 Dec. 19 92% July 14American Thread 1st 4S...1919 J - J 8,000 20,000 96 97% 97 54 Sale 96% Jan. 18 97% Jan. 31 95 Dec. 21 99% Jan. 274m Tobacco 40-year y 9s 1044 A - O 1,000 119 113 . . . . 119 Feb. 14 119% Feb. 1
48 . * ’ 1951 F - A 71 77 U 71 78% 83% Jan. 2 85 Jan. 13Am Writing Paper 1st s f 5sl919 J - J 110,666 39,000 76 80 82% Sale 79 Jan. 4 84 Jan. 30 77 Dec. 20 92 Mar. 21Baldwin Loco Wks 1st s f 5s '40 M -N 19,000 15,000 100 100% 105% 99% Jan. 4 100% Jan. 24 98% Dec. 20 104% Jail. 23Central Leather 20-yrg 5s. 1925 A - O 106,000 111,000 95% Sale 95% Sale 94% Jan. 8 96 Jan. 24 91 Dec. 17 103 Jan. 24Central Foundry 1st a f fia ioai F - A 85 75 85 85 Aug. 31 85 Aug. 31Consol Tobacco"50-yr g 4s ibfli F - A 81 65 81 81 Mar. 31 81 Mar. 9Corn Prod Ref g s f 5a ” 1931 M - N 2,665 94 DJ 97% 97% Sale 9754 Jan. 31 97% Jan. 31 90% Oct. 25 99 Feb. 1
1st 25-yr s f 5s_________ 1934 M -N 13,000 128,000 9514 97% 96% 98% 95 Jan. 21 9754 Jan. 3 95 Dec. 21 99% Jan. 25Cuban-Am Sugar col tr 6s. 1918 A - O 23,000 60,000 100 100% 100 100% 99% Jan. 7 100% Jan. 21 100 June 4 102 Jan. 12Distillers’ S C cony 1st g 5s 1927 A -O 573,000 68,000 75 Sale 82% Sale 75 Jan. 5 82% Jan. 31 59 May 17 76% Sept. 27■ I du Pont Powd 4%s 1930 j - n 100 . . - .1 0 0 103 April 2 104% Jan. 8
) - p 90 75F - A 78 77% 78 Mar. 7 81% Jan. 16
Debenture 5s..“ . ’ " 1952 M - S 85,666 6,666 92 95 96% Sale 94% Jan. 8 97 Jan. 10 95 Dec. 13 106% Jun. 20IngnrfloH.Pn.nrl 1«f Dep 4933 J — J 100Int AgrlcCorp lst&coll tr 5sV’32 M -N 12,666 24,000 6814 Sale 73% Sale 68% Jan. 2 73% Jan. 31 66% Dec. 19 79% April 28Internet Paper 1st con g 6s 1918 F - A 10,000 20,000 9914 100 99% 100 99% Jan. 3 99% Jan. 3 99% July 5 102 Jim 31
Cons cony s f gold 5 s . . . 1935 J - J 10,000 1,000 97 54 98 Jan. 5 99 Jan. 16 97% Nov. 30 100% April 20LIg A Myers Tob 7s_____ 1944 A - O 7,000 49,000 1 1 1 " 117 115% 116 114 Jan. 8 115 Jan. 21 110 Dec. 5 129 Feb 20
OB--------------------------------- 1931 F - A 15,000 12,000 85 86% 92 93 86 Jan. 3 88% Jan. 12 86 Dec. 21 104% Jan. 19IP) Lorlllard Co 7s_______ 1944 A - O 13,000 21,000 10914 111 113% Sale I l l Jan. 11 113% Jan. 10 107% Dec. 19 128 Feb. 21
6a. _ _______ . 1931 F - A 59,000 4,000 8411 89 90 85 Jan. 3 90 Jan. 30 85 Dec. 31 103 Jan 10Mex Petrol Ltd cony 6s 1921 A - O 8^666 102 105' 105 106% 100 Nov. 7 111 Aug. 21
A - O 4,000 103 103% 103 105 100 Nov. 5 110% Aug. 21Nat Enam&Stpg 1st 20-yr 5a’20 J - D 98 08% 94 98 98 May 4 102 Jan. 16Nat Starch 20-year deb 6m To3("i j - J 1,666 1,666 9114 9 1 % ------- 91% Jan. 9 91% Jan. 9 90 Feb. 23 92 June 14National Tube 1st 5s_____1952 M -N 3,000 25,000 90 90% 90 96% 94% Jan. 7 94% Jan. 7 94 Dec. 5 103 Jiiii. 18N Y Air Brake 1st cony 6a. 1928 M -N 19,000 4,000 99 100 99% Sale 99 Jan. 29 100 Jan. 8 99 Nov. 14 106 Jau. 11Ballway Steel Spring—
lairobe Plant 1st s f 6s 1921 J - J 6,000 100% May 28 101% Oct. 5Inter-ocean P 1st s f 5s I93i A - O 17,000 96 99% 9 6 % _____ 96 Dec. 20 99% Jan. 10
Sinclair Oil & Refg 1st 3-yr s f7s notes with warrants attach 371,000 297,000 8614 Sale 89% Sale 86 Jan. 7 89% Jan. 26 77 Dec. 21 102 Sept. 17Without stk warrants attach 62,000
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BONDSN Y STOCK EXCHANGE
Standard Milling 1st 5 s . . . 1930 M- The Texas Co conv deb 6s-1931 J Onion Bag A Paper 1st a f 5a ’ 30 J U 8 Realty A Imp deb g 3a 1924 J B 8 Rubber 10-yr col tr 6a. 1918 J
1st & ref 5s series A — 1947 J U 8 Smelt R e f* M gconv6s 1926 . . Ya-Car Chem 1st 13-yr 5a. 1923 J
Conv deb a f 6a ------May 1924 AWeatern Elec 1st 3a Dec 31 1922 J
Int.Period.
N- J- J- J -D- J- D - O- J
Coal Iron and Steel Bona;!Beth Steel 1st ext a f 5a------1920 J -
1st A refund 5a gu aor A . 1942 M - 20-yr pur & m Imp s f 5s. 1936 J -
Buff A Busq 1 a f 3a----------1932: J -Deb 3s_____________Jan 1920,M -
Cah C M Co lat gu g 6a .. . 1922; J - Col Fuel A I Co gen a f g 5s 1943 P - Co! Indus lat coll tr5sgu.-1934]F - Conaol Coal Md 40-yr 58.-1950 J - Elk Horn Coal conv 6s . . . 1925 J - Elk Horn Fuel 1st conv 5s. 1918 M - llllnola Steel deben 4%a— 1940 A -Indiana Steel 1st 3s.............1952 M -/efferson A Clearf 2d 3a — 1920] J - backaw Steel 1st conv 5a..1923] A -
1st cons 5s Series A ------- 1950, M -Mldvalo St & Ord conv a f 5s ’ 36 M- Pocahon Con Coll lat a f 5a 1957 Repub I A S sink fund 5a. 1940 St L R Mt A Pac Sastrap'd 1955Tenn C I A RR gen 3a------193117 S Steel Corp a f g 0a Apr 1903
Registered-------------Apr 1963Victor Fuel lat a f 5a--------- 1953Va Ir Coal A Coke lat g 58.1949
Telegraph and TelephoneAm Tel A Tel coll trust 4s. 1929
Cent Dlat Tel lat 30-yr 5a. 1943 Chicago Telephone 1st 5s. 1923 Commercial Cable lat g 4a.2397 Camb T A T lat A gen 5a.. 1937 Keystone Telephone lat 5a 1933Met T A T lat a f g 5a.........1918Mich State Telop lat 20-yr 5a’24 N Y A N J Telepgen 5s ...1 9 2 0 N Y Tel lat A gen a f 4%a. 1939Pacific T A T lat 5s---------1937South Bell Tel A T lat a t 5s '41 West Du—Coll tr cur 5a— 1938
Fund A real eat 4%a g.,1950Mutual Un ext 3a gu----- 1941No W Tel gu fund 4 Ha g 1934
J - J M - 8 M - S J - D J - D J - D Q - J J - J J - J M -N P - A M -N M -N J - J J - J J - J M -N M -N J - J
Sales inJanuary
1918.$4,000
124,000]
50.000 1,317,000
37.000 28,000'12.00034,000,
73,000,59.00089.000
5,000,
22,0002 ,000]
34.000,61.000,29,000,85,000
201,000,
28,000]23,000,
782,000
12,000,155.000
5,00020,000]
534.000 3,000,
7,000
1 , 000 ,1 ,000 .
204,000,42,000]21 , 000 ,30,0004,000]
Sales in December
1917.*
1,000193,000
58.000 1,465,000
30.00013.000 9,000
105,000
29.00076.00097.000
1,00029,000
3,000
19.00034.00041.00048.00090.00012.00073.000
3.0002.000
1,097,00028.00010,000
167,00048,000
360,0001,000
10 ,000 ,
5.000,3.000,
90,000,52.00029.00011.000
PRICES IN JANUARY.
Jan. 2.
Bid. Ask.87 9096% Sale
------- 89------- 49100 Sale 77% Sale 94% 9790 Sale 96 9798 Sale
94 97%86% 87 78 % 82------- 96------- 9082 _____73% Sale------- 87%------- 9681% Sale 94% 9595 ____94% 95 88 Sale 81 Sale 84% 84% 93% Sale 77% 80
------- 9598 Sale
837585%
83 Sale------- 9887 Sale 90 Sale 94 98%----- 10090 Sale------- 9799% 99%------- 919 6 % --------86% Sale 90% 91% 92 Sale 92 93------ 88%-------101%
a On the basis of 35 to the £ sterling, ft On the basis of four marks to one dollar, e 1st Installment paid, sales, u This was a sale made “ Seller 4 free. y Bonds when Issued.” x Flat price.
d Full paid. a Part paid. a Option
STOCKS—PRICES AND SALES FOR JANUARY 1918 AND RANGE FOR THE YEAR 1917.In accordance with a rule of the Stock Exchange effective Oct. 13 1915, all stocks are now quoted dollars per share.
f flees are on basis o! 100-share lota. Exceptions of stocks which sell only In a small way are noted by the letter a.Optlon sales are disregarded
STOCKSY STOCK EXCH ’ QE
ParAtchison Top A S Fe . 10U
Preferred.............. 100Atlanta Blrm A A l l . . . 100 Vtlau Coast Line R R ..100Baltimore A Ohio_____100
Preferred___________ 100Brooklyn Rap Transit. 100 Buffalo Itoch A P itts.. 100
Preferred.................... 100Canadian Pacific. ........100Central of New Jersey. 100 Chesapeake A Ohio .-.100Chicago A Alton R R ..100
Preferred___________ 100Chic A E 111 pref tr rets 100Chic Oreat West____ 100
Preferred___________ 100Chic Mllw A St Paul.. 100
Preferred___________ 100Chicago A North West. 100
Preferred..... ............... 100Chic Rock Isl A Pac (.new).
Prices. Jan. 8 Feb. 1 April 18 Jan. 4 Jan. 18 Jan. 17 Jan. 4 Jan. 9 Apr. 18 Mar. 28 Feb. 1 Jan. 3Jan. 0 Mar. 23 Jan. 26 Jan. 10 Jan. 2 Jan. 4 Jan. 29 Jan. 19 Feb. 10 June 26 April 14 April 14 Jan. 30 Jan. 16 Jan. 29 Jan. 4 Jan. 9 Mar. 17Jan. 19 Mar. 24 Jan. 6 Jan. 30 Jan. 30 Jan. 3 Mar. 23 Jan. 3 Jan. 2 Jan. 3 Jan. 4 Mar. 8 Aug. 28 Aug. 23 Jan. 2 Jan. 17 Jan. 2 Jan. 2 Jan. 24 Jan. 2 Jan. 3 0
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STOCKSE XC H ’ QEN Y STOCK
f >-r f <• parKeokuk & Des Moines. 100 Lake Erie A W estern.. 100
Preferred___________ 100Lehigh Valley............. 80Louisville A Nashville. 100 Manhattan R ailw ay.. 100 Mmneap A St L (new). 100M S t P A S S M ______100
Preferred....................100Mo Kansas A Texas— 100
Preferred tr ctfs------100Nashv Chatt A St L — 100 Nat Rys of Mex 2d pf.lOO N Orl Tex A Mex v t c.' 100New York Central____100N Y Chic A St Louts.. 100
Second preferred— 100 N Y N H A H artford.. 100 N Y Ontario A W est.. 100Norfolk Southern_____100Norfolk A Western------10U
Pref (adjustment)-.100N orthern Pacific_____10CPennsylvania .........— 80Peoria A Eastern.........100Fere M a r q v tr ......... ..100
Prior pref v t r------- 100Preferred v t r ...........100
Pitts Cin Chic A St L . . 100 Pitts A W Va int ctfs .. 100
0t Lou-San F tr ctfs _.10o Preferred A tr c t f s . . 100
St Louis Southwest— 100Preferred___________100
fleaboard Air Line------100Preferred___________ 100
Southern Pacific C o— 100Southern Railway------100
Preferred___________ 100Texas A Pacific--------- 100Third Ave__..............-1 0 0Toledo St L A W tr rects.. Tol St L A W pref tr rects. Twin City Rapid Tran.iou
Preferred.................... 100Cent & So Amer Teleg.100 Cerro de Pasco Cop.no par Chandler MotCar(The) 100Chile Copper . ..................25Chino Copper....................5Cluett, Peaoody <t C o .100
Preferred___________ 100Colorado Fuel & Iron ..100 Columbia Gas <t Elec. 100 Computlrig-Tab-Rec. .100 Cons G, E L & P(Balt). 100 Consolidated Gas N Y.100 Cons Int-State Call M g. 10 Consolidation Coal— 100 Continental Can Inc... 100
Preferred.................... 100Continental Insurance. 25 Corn Products Ref In. .100
Preferred-----------------100Crucible Steel of Amer. 100
Preferred ...........- 100Cuban-Amer S u gar... 100
Preferred-----------------100Deere & Co p re f ..------100Detroit Edison..............100Distillers' Secur Corp 100 Dome Mines Ltd (The). 10 Elk Morn Coal C o r p .. .50 Federal Min & Sm elt.. 100
Preferred-----------------100Fisher Body C orp .. no par
Preferred......... ...........100Gas Wms&WIg, Inc No parGeneral Chemical------- 100
Preferred....... .............100General Cigar Inc--------100General E lectr ic .........100
R ights---------------------Gen Mot Corp tem etts 100
Preferred temp ctfa.100Goodrich (B F ) . ------- 100
Preferred......... ...........100Granby Cons M , S it P.100 Greene Cananea Copp. 100 Gulf States Steel tr ctfs 100
1st preferred tr ctfs. 100 Hartman Corporation. 100 Haskell it Barker C no par Homestake Mining— 100 Inspiration Cons C o p ..20 Int Agrlc Corp v t C..100
Preferred v t o ..........100Int Harvester of N J..100
14,500 564,140 49 Sale 26% Sale 30 Sale 23% Jan. 15 30 Jan. 316,900 67,390, 71 Sale 58 Sale 59% Sale 55% Jan. 15 60 Jan. 319,400 99,950 37 Sale 22% Sale 23% Sale 19% Jan. 15 21 Jan. 31
June 11 Mar. 21 Aug. 14 June 7 Mur. 21 Jan. 2 April 19 Feb. 19 Sept. 21 Jan. 29 Feb. 17 June 27 Jan. 25 Jan. 10 Jan. 10 Jan. 18 Dec. 31 Sept. 8 Jan. 4June 28 Aug. 8 •Sept. 20 Aug. 10 Jan. 8 Aug. 9 Jan. 20 Jan. 31 Jan. 0 Jan. 20 June 11 Jan. 22 April 3June 7 May 25 Nov. 20 June 18 Jan. 4 Jan. 22 Jan. 10 Mar. 9 Mar. 29 Mar. 30 Feb. 0 May 31 Feb. 2 Jan. 26 Jan. 25 Jan. 17 Jun. 20 Jan. 20 June 27 July 25 June 20 Jan. 10 Aug. 30 Aug. 21 Mar. 12 June 0Mar. 12 M aj. 12 Jan. 22 June 2 Aug. 14 Mar. 14 Feb. 23 Jan. 23 Jan. 9 July 14 Sept. 27 Jan. 22 May 29 June 20 Jan. 29 Jan. 12 June 13 June 14 Jan. 4 Aug. 14 Jan. 3 Jan. 4 Jan. 3May 31 Jan. 19 May 25 Jan. 22 May 3J Jan. 20 Mar. 30 Jau. 4 Jan. 19 May 28 Jan. 4 Jan. 18 Jan. 18 Mar. 10 Mar. 30 Mar. 23 Jan. 22 Jan. 17 June 10 June 11 June 18
a Less than 100 shares, b Ex-rlghts. a Ex-dly. A rights, daring the month prior to this date, a From June 10 sold ex
paid, h Ex-stock d ir. j Quoted ex-dlrldend • Opening sales at 110% and 111.
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General QuotationsO F
B O N D S A N D ST O C K S .1. In the following thirty-two pages of tables, quotations are given for all the more Important seourltlea listed on any ciiook Exohange In the United States; also for leading unlisted and inaotive seouritles.2 . Quotations from all Stock Exohanges are as near as possible for the closing day o j the month preceding the date o j fosuo. As the New York Stook Exohange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prloes “and Interest,” we have adopted the same method, and no longer employ a designating mark to lndioate the faot exoept where there Is a deviation from this rule. The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter “/ ” is prefixed to the prloe, he must pay accrued Interest in addition to the price. This, however, does not apply to inoome bonds or bonds in default, In whioh oases the prloe inoludes the interest, should there be any.3. The letter prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat prloe—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 oase of inoome bonds and bonds in default, the price is always “flat,” and no designating mark Is employed to indicate the faot.4. Stook prices marked thus (d ) are per share. All others are per oent exoept bank stook prioes, whioh are quoted per Bhare unless otherwise stated.5. It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many Inaotive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but In all oases the figures are obtained from sources whioh are considered reliable.6. The following abbreviations are often used, viz.: “M ” for mortgage, “g” for gold, “g’d” for guaranteed, “ end” for endorsed, “oons” for consolidated, “oonv” 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 Indioates the month when the bonds mature
NOTICE— AH bond prices are “ and Interest” except where marked “ (” and Income and defaulted bonds.
BondsRAILROAD BONDS
tiftidi of companies consol'd nr >ften under the consolidated name Adirondack— See Del A Hudson Akron A Barb Belt g la ’ 42. JAD Alabama Cent— See South’ll Ry Ala Qt South 1st 3a Dec '2 7 -JAJ
Qen M 8a Dec 1 1927 £ ..JA D 1st eons g 8s 1943 Ser A . JAD Belt Ry of Chatt 5s 1943.JAJ
Ala Midland— See Atl Coast Lin Alabama N Orl T A P June—
"A ” deb 8s g ’ 40 red ’ 10. MA N “ B” deb g 6s ’ 40 red ’ 10-MAN “ C ” deb g 8a Not 1 1940. AAO
Ala Tenn A Nor 8a 1936.-AAO Ala A Vick— Con g 8a 1921 AAO
2d consol g 8s 1921. ..A A O Vlcka A Mer 1st g 0a ’ 21. AAO
Albany A Suaq— See Del A Hud Allegheny Valley— See Penn RR Alleg A West— See Buff R A P Allentown Term 4a g 1919..JAJ Alton Bridge— See St C M AStL Ann Arbor 1st g 4a 1998— Q-J Arkansas Oklahoma A Weat—
1st g 6a Jan 1 1947______JAJAroostook Northern— SeeBango Aroostook Valley— See Canadian Asheville A Spartanburg— S U A
Col 1st m g gu 4s 1993..JAJ Atch A Eaat’n Br— 4a 1928.JAJ Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe
Qen mort gold 4a 1998..A — Adjustment 4a July 1 ’ 99. Nov
Stamped-------------------
Trans S L 1st g 4a 1938 Cal-ArlzlstArM%a’62opMAS Series B -------------- . . .
Hutch A Bo 1st g OB LVtO- Rocky M t Dlv 4a 1965,JAJ San Fran A San Joaquin Vall-
lst g 8s Oct 1 1940— AAC Santa Fe Prescott A Phoenix
1st g 8s 1942------- . - - 5Atlanta Blrm A Atlantic—
*Atl A Blrm 1st g 8s 1934- Income 5s Nov 1 1930----
Atlanta A Chari A L— See So..— ------ -Atl Knox A Cin— See Lou A Nashville^ Atlanta Kuoxv A Nor— Sr "" ' Atlantic A Dan—See Sou Atlantic City— See Read!
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
OUU ▼ UOU to 09Qen unlf Ser A 4% a’04.J<! Eq 4%a J ’ne’ 18-Dec’21 JAD AlaMfd— 1st gug3s’ 28M<!
1st M g 3s 1034 4Silv Spga Ocala A Oulf-
43 gold 1918........■
Augusta South- Aug Term— Ser
-See South Ry
Ex 1st M 0a July 1931.
Bid. Ask.
82999080 8980 '
IJ 87 91If SI S3If 79 81
91 Vi8097 .........
98 10053 03. . . .
r A Aro Pac.
istook
7080 . . . .84 Vi 85 Vi72 Vi 79 Vi74 Vi 7784 8584 85
_____81%
79 Vi85 Vi;
84 Vi9508 73 Vi
......... 100%82 loo78 8545
ern Ry sbville
55
Isv A N aabv
) / ......... 05/ ... . ./ ------- 78
81 Vi 84%71 71 Vi1 75 i 76
— 82 Vilb 0.20 5.25%93Vi
oo
i .........75 87 Vi1 101
[ 100f 09 72) 1001 92) 104) .........
10592 Vi —98 Vi
1 9580
arn Ry.:
100100
Bonds Bid. Ask.
Prior lien 3%s g 1923...J A J 1st M 4a g July 1 1948..AAO Conv 4VS 81933 red 1923 MAS Ref A gen 5a 1995 Ser A .JA D5% notes 1918..................JAJ5% notes 1919____ JAJEq g 4VSs 1919-Feb ’ 22 . FAA6Eq 4%s 1918-1923..........AAO 6Pitt JcAM dlv3%8 g ’23MAN Plttab Lake Erie A W Va—„ Refund gold 4a 1941..M AN 8 W dlv 1st g 3>Sa 1925 . . JAJ Central Ohio—
Reor 1st con g 4>Ss’30MAS Monon Rlv 1st g 3a 1919 FA A Ohio RlvRIt— lot g 5s’ 36JAD
Qen gold 5a 1937 ... AAO HuntABS 1st 0a 1922..JAJ Rav SpenAQ 1st 0a’20 FA A
Pitts Cl A Tol 1st 0a ’ 22. AAO Pitta June— 1st g 6a ’ 22 ..JAJ „ 2d g 6a July 1 1922.. JAJ Sch Rlv East Side 4a ’ 29. JAD Staten Isl Ry 4Vis 1943. JAD W Va A Pitta lat 4a g ’90 AAO
langor A Aroostook—1st M 8a g Jan 1 1943____JAJCona refund g 4a 1931 . . .J A J Medford Ext Sa 1937 ...MAN Placat Dlv g 3a Jan ’4 3 ..AAO StJohnaRlvExt gu 5a’ 39.FAA Van Bur Ex 3a g Jan ’ 43 .AAO Washburn Ext lat 5a’39.FAA Aroostook Nor 5a g 1947 AAO Nor Maine Seaport 5a ’ 35AAO
Battle Cr’k A Stur— See Mich C Beech Creek— See N Y C A H Rlv. Bellingham Bay A British Col—„ 1st g 5a Doc 1 1932_____JAD 90Bell A Caron— See Illthola Cent Belt RR A Stk Yds (Ind’p’l’s)—
1st ref g 4a 1939............... MANBelt Ry of Chat— See Ala Or So Belvldere Del—See Pennsylvanl Bennington A Itutl’d— See Rutland Big Sandy Ry— See Chea A Ohio Blrm Belt— See St L A San Fr Birmingham A S E 0a 1901 MAN Blrm Term lat g 4s ’ 37 gu.MAS 03 Boouv St Louis A Sou— See Mo Pacific Boston A Albany 3s Oct ’03.JAJ
5a June 1942 ................... JAD3a July 1 1938___________JAJ4Vis July 1937....................JAJ4s May 1 1933 gu N YC . MAN 4a May 1 1934 gu N Y C MAN 4aMay 1 ’33 guN Y C ..M A N3Vis Jan 1 1951................JAJRef 3%a 1952 gu N Y C ..A A O
Boat A Lowell 4%a Feb ’ 33.JAJ4s Oct 11918 ..A A O4u April 1932....................AAO3%a July 1 1919................JAJ3%a Jan 1921.................... JAJ
Boston A Maine— 4Via g ’ 44JAJ /4Via April 1 1929..............A A O /4s Sept 1 1920..................M A S /4s Feb 1 1937.......................FAA /4a Aug 1 1942 F A A /3Via Nov 1 1921..............M A N /3Vis Jan 1923.................... J A J /3a July 1930......................J A J /PortsQtFACon 4Vis ’ 37 .JAD
Boa A NYAL— See NYNHAHBoston A Prov— 4a 1918__ JAJBoston Rev B A L 4%a ’ 27.JAJ Bruns A W— See At Coast Line Buffalo Creek lat 8a 1941 ..JAJ Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh
General 3a g 1937______MASCon g 4 Via 1937.............MANEquip 4Via Ser E 1922 ..MAN 6 Equip g 4 Via Ser F 1927. AAO 6Equip 4a Ser Q 1929____AAO 6A1 A West 4s g guar 1998AAO Clear A M 1st 5s g gu ’43. JAJ Roch A P lat g 0a 1921.. FAA
Consol lat g 0a 1922..JAD Buffalo A Southwest— See Erie.
8095759487Vi550075030086Vi84
*70'
87
95 77 Vi 0% 6% 0%
75 100 99 Vi 99%
87%7878 % 87 99% 9SVi
.70%
.75% 89 Vi7084 Vi
90
90*70'
93
93
05
99
103107
Bonds
Buff A Susquehanna RR Corplat 4s Dec 30 1903..........JAJ
Burl Ced RapANo— SeeCRIAF Burl A M. (Neb)— See C B A Q ButteAnaconda A Pac 3a ’44 FAA California N W 3a 1928 gu.AAO Cam A Clear— 1st 5a g %1.JAJ
Gen M g 4a 1955_______ PA ACanada Sou 5s 1902 ser A .A A O Can No— Land gr 4a 1919.FAA
1st con deb 4a 1930gu.JAD300% notes July 1918___JAJ 106% note Sept 1918___MAS0% notea Jan 1919 JAJ 10Eq 4 Vis various Manitoba SE lat 4a £’ 29 FAA Winnipeg Term g 4s ’ 39 g JAJ
Canadian Pacific—Cons deben 43 perpetual . .J A) 6% notea Mch 2 1924.MAS2 Eq tr 4Via 1918-1928 . . JAJ Aroostook Val 4Via 1929.FAA New Brunaw 1st g 3s ’ 3 4 .FAA
Cons deb 4a perpetual.JAJ OntAQue deb gu 5a perp.JAD
Carb A Shaw—See Illfnola Ceni Carolina Cent— See Seab Air L. Caro Clinch A Ohio 8s 1938. JAD
Equip 3a 1918-1922____FAACarolina A Yadkin River—
1st a f 5a 1 9 0 2 ...............JADCarthage A Adlron— See N Y C Catawlssa cons g 4a 1948.. A AO C R la F A N— See B C R A N Cent Ark A East— See St L S W Cent Branch Ry— See M o Pac Central of Qeorgla—
lat M g 5a Nov 1 1943._FAACona gold 8a 1945_____ MANChatt Dlv gold 4a 1951.. JAD Macon A Nor g 3a 1940..JAJ Mid Qa A Atl lat 8a 1947. JAJMobile Dlv g 3a 1940____JAJOconee Dlv lat g 3a 1943.JAD Cent RR A Bkg 5a 1937 MAN ChattahooohoeAQ 5a ’ 30 .JAJ Chat R A South g 5a ’47. JAJ Eatonton Br 5a g 1920..JA D Ocean SS Co g gtd 3a ’ 20 .JAJ
Cent Indiana— See Cl Cln Ch A Cent New Eng— See N Y N H Central of New Jersey—
Qen M (now lat) g 3a ’87 .JAJAm DAImp Co gtd 5a ’ 21 .JAJ Leh A W B Coal con g 4a
1920, 1923, 1930, 1933.JAD N Y A L Br gen 4a ’4 1 ..M A S
General gold 5a 1941.MAS Central Ohio— See Balt A Ohio Central Pacific— See So Pacific Cent Verm 1st 4a May ’20 ..Q -F Charleston A Nor— See Caro Atl Chari A W Car 1st 5a ’ 4 0 ..A A O
Aug Term latgug 0s ’ 47.AAO Chateaugay Ry— See Del A H Chattahoochee A Qulf— See Cent Chattanooga Sta 4a ’37 gu.JAJ Chesapeake A Ohio—
1st cons g 5a 1939--------MANGeneral l% agold 1992..MAS •Conv g 4Via 1930 op *13. FAA Qen fund A lmpt 8a 1929. JAJ
R A A Dlv lat con g4s’89.JAJ
GreenbRy la tg ga 4s'40MAN Raleigh A S W lat 4a ’ 30 .JAJ West PocCorplat4%a’ 43 FAA
Chesapeake A Ohio Northern—
Bid. Ask.
09 72
83 90101
98 10285 9088 91%
“ ------ —98% 99%
99%98 Vin 96% 97%nb 7Vi 7%
— - ------— —
If 78 8098 98%
6 6 Vi % 6%60If 91 94If 70 72If 90 92
846 7.25 6.23
5090 95
95%85 Vi 94%
7987 Vi......... io i%ss% 94
10084% 9390908594
St LouisA Hartf
103 106%99 104
6 _____92
—
65 75%A Weat
100105
of Oa.83
98%70 73%09% 68%77 8777% 788563 7068% 8262% 82%64
96%
65 787075 85
—100
60 8538% 42
......... 54 Vi70
b 7% 6%
6 Basis. /This price Include! accrued Interest k Last sale. I In London, n Nominal. « Sale price.
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Bid. Ask. Bonds Bid.Chic 8t Paul Minn A Omaha—
S 83 y 85 Con 6s June 1 1930_____JAL > 103 y 112A 98 101 Con 6s red to 3%s 1930.. JALJ 74p 74% 1 Deb gold 5s Mar 1 1930 M*£ 85 P 86J 81p 90 Stamped________________t) 99 y Ch St P A M ist g 6s 1918MAN lo o p
100 p<) 95p North Wisconsin— 6s ’ 30 JAw—
N 91 92 St P A SC 1st g 6s 1919 -AAC loop 103s ___ 1 Super Sh L 5s June 1930 MAS 84 pJ ____ Chicago Terminal Transfer—J ____ _ Chic A Gt W 5s g 1936.. JAE ......ir Chic Terre Haute A Southeast—
1st A ref g 5s Dec 1 ’60opJAD 60 70J / 22«4 30% Sou Indiana 1st g 4s ’ 51. FA^ 50 55. / 23 25 Chicago Union Station—
Consol g guar 4s 1952____JAJ 66% 66%6% notes Sept 1918____MAS 98% 98%_ _____ 74% Chic A West Mich—See Pere 6_ , 90 Choc Ok A Gulf— See C R I A I
V 51 258 6 7.5C 6.50% j Clu Find A Ft W— See CIn HADJ 8 25 Clncln Hamilton A Dayton—V 80 85S’ 80 2d mtge gold 4%s 1937" JAJ 80S 57 59% Gen M 4%s July 1 1939".____J 90 Fixed 4% Int JAJ A Nov11 1st A ref gold 4s 1959____JAJ 50y Guaranteed__________ 90J 70% 80 81J 71% CIn FindAFtW 4s 1923.MAN 20
Dayton A Mich 1st 5s 1911J 95% 102 Ext at 4% % to’31op’ 17JAJ 80 86J _____ 99% C I St L A C— See CCC A S t -J 75 78 CIn Indianapolis A Western—
84 88 1st m g 5s N ov 1 1965 ..M A N n 72 78S 66.75% 6% CIn Leb A Nor— See Pennsylvan la RR5 66.75% 0% Cine A Musk Val 4s 1948. FA A 7014 66.75% 6% Clncln N O A Texas Pacific—J _____ 72 E q4% sM ay 15’ 18-21 MAN 15 b 6% % 5% %J / 54 62 Clncln North 1st g 4s 1951.JAJ 60L CIn Rich A F W— 7s g ’ 21. JAE 100
CIn San A Clev—See CCCA StLJ 82 86 Clearfield A Jeff— See Pa A N W
Clearf A Mahon— See B R A PJ . . . . 84 Cleveland Akron A Columbus—
General gold 5s 1927.. . MAS 93 ......J 70% 80 1 1st cons guar g 4s 1940._FAA 77 .......:) 67% 68 Unguaranteed____________ 77 .......]V 78 K 79 Cleve CHncln Chic A St Louis—I 69% 77% General 4s gold 1993___ JAD 60% 64 ]J 8 4 ^ 85 Gen M 5s Ser B 1993...JA J 70 80 1
73% 70 73% 15 74% 74% Eq tr 5s 1918-1929..........JAJ b 6.50 6%l1 70% 70% Cairo Dlv 1st g 4s 1939..JAJ 68% 81%'1 94% C W A M Dlv 1st 48 g ’91. JAJ 55% 63% 1J 81% 94 StLDlv 1st col tr g4s’90.MAN 62 65% 1J 97% 98 SprAColDlv 4s 1st g ’40.MAS 67%J 97% 106% White WV Dlv 1st 4s’40.JAJ 601 95% 108 Cent Ind Ry gu 4s 1953. MAN 60J 97% 100% Chic Ind A St L Sh Line R y—3 85 n 70-> 81% 88 C I S LAClst4s g Aug’30-Q-F 87%l II 93% 101 Con s f 6s ’ 20 [email protected] 166% 105%J 97% 82%
Clev Colum CIn A IndlanapGen con gold 6a 1934..JAJ 102%
S 71 78% Id BIm A W ext 4s 1940. AAO 641 83% 85% Ind A St L 1st 7s 1919 A.JAJ ___ _
90 1st 7s July 1919 Ser B.M AS4 100 102% 1st 7s July 1919 SerC.MAN* 97% O Ind A W g 5s Apr 1938.Q-J __) 104 Peo A East cons 4s ’4 0 . .AAO 47 49 %') 95 100 2d cons Inc 4s 1990...Apr 1 / 12% 203 95% 102 Empire Trust ctfs d e p .. 12
88% Cleveland Lorain A Wheeling—65.75% 5% Cons now 1st g 5s 1933. _ AAO 92 98
» 88 9076% Con refg g 4%s 1930 red. JAJ 80 90
101% Clev A Mahon Val—See ErleRR...... _____ Clev A Marietta— See Penn RR52 88% Cleveland A Pitts— See Penn Co95 Cleve Short Line— See L S A MS
100% 103 Cleveland Terminal A Valley—99% 1st 4s gold euar 1993 MAN 68 <99% Coal A Coke Ry 5s 1919.. A AO 92% 9598 Coal A Iron Ry— See WeateruM aryland71 84 Colo Midland— 1st 4s g ’ 47.JAJ 6% 1069 Cent Tr Co ctfs of dep__ 5% 7%'87 Colo A Sou 1st g 4s 192d__ FAA 82% 83%85 Ref M g 4%s May 1 ’ 33. MAN 69 70%85 Ft Worth A D C 6s ’ 21 ..JAD 95 98_____ 93 Colo Sou N O A Pac—See St LA S F
Colo Spr A Cripple Crk D Ry—75 1st gold s f 5s 1930 . JAJ 87 90
1st cons 5s Oct 1942____AAO 60 7065 70 Col Connect ATer— See NorfA W
Col Hock ValAT— See Hock Val •75 77 Concord A Mont cons 4s ’ 20JAD 90 95%66 08 Deb 4s June 1 1920_____JAD 89 9597% Deb 3%8 June 1 1920. . .JAD 88
/ 61 71 Conn A Pass— 1st g 4s ’ 43. AAO 8475 NewpARIchf lst5s’4t gu.JAJ 92
56 73 ConnRlver— Gold 4s 1943.MAS 656 7% 6% 3%s Jan 1921...................JAJ 906 7% 0 % 3%s Jan 1 19 23 ..............JAJ 856 7% 6% Connecting Ry (Phlla)— E6 7% 6% 1st M gu 4s M arl5’51.MAS 13 89 92 E
Cormollsv A Monongahela Ry— E90% 96% 1st s f g 4s 1930 opt — M a s » 90 94 ECuba RR— 1st g 3a 1952__ JAJ SO E
100 Imp A equip 5s I9 6 0 ..MAN 75 80100 Cum A Penn— lstg 5s ’ 21 .MAN
Current RIv—See K C F t S A M E90 Dallas A Waco— See Mo K A T90 95 Daws Ry A C’l— See El Paso A Southw jstern90 95 Dayton A Mich See CIn H A D48 Del. A Bound Br. 3%s ’55 .FAA ■» 75
64 Delaware A Hudson—Conv 5s 1935 .................AAO 87% 89 E
59 1st Hen equip g 4%s ’ 2 2 ..JAJ 93 95% F60 1st A ref gold 4s 1 9 4 3 ...MAN 83% 85% F
Chic Mllw A Puget Sound— 1st M g 4s 1949 guar JAJ-Q-
Chlcago Milwaukee A St Paul- Gen g 4s A May 1 1989..J& Q enA ref4% s Jan 2014 AA( Conv 5s Jan 2014 Ser B FAi Gen g 3%s B May 1 1989 JA Gen g 4%s May r89Ser C J4, Deb gold 4a July 1 1934..JA,
BondsDelaware* Hudson (Coned)
Bluff Point Land Impt Co— 1st M g guar 4s 1940.. JAJ
Chateaugay Ore A Iron—Guar gold 4s 1942____JAJ
Hud Coal deb 4s 1918 MANRens A Sar reg 1st 7s ’ 21MAN Utica Clin & Bing 3s '39. JAJ
Delaware Lack A western— Morris A Essex 3%s2000 JAD N Y Lack A Western—
1st 6s g ’d Jan 1 1921..JAJ 2d 3s g ’d cons 1923.__FAA Term A Imp 4s gd ’ 23 MAN
Denver A RIo Grande—1st con g 4s 1936_______ JAJ1st cou g 4%s 1936.........JAJIraprov’tgold 3s 1928...JA D 1st A ref g 5s 1935 op ...F A A A djlnc 7s cum 1932 op ._ AAO Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s ’ 39 JAD Rio Gr So 1st g 4s ’4 0 . . .JAJ
1st g 4s guar 1940____JAJRio Gr West 1st 4s ’ 39..JAJ
1st cons g 48 1949 op . _ A AO Utah Fuel 1st 5s 1931.MAS
1st Equip 6s Nov 14 ’ 18.AAO Congu 68 Nov 15 1918.-AAO
lotrolt Riv Tun— See Mich Cen Detroit A Toledo Shore Line—1st gold guar 4s 1933____JA.I
•ul A Ir Range— 1st 3s ’ 37 AAO ml Mis A Nor 1st 6s ’2 2 ..JAJ
1st cons g 6s Jan 1 1923.. JAJGen g sf 5s Jan 1 1941___ JAJ
•uluth Rainy Lake A Wlnnlpee1st 5s 1916 ext 1921____JAJ
'uluth South Shore A Atlantic 1st gold 5s 1937_________JAJ
Ch A No M—See Pore Marq Chicago A North Western—
GenM 3% sg 1987____ MiGen M gold 4s 1987___ M<!
Des Plaines Val 4%s ’4 Frem Elk A Mo V 6s ’£
MllSpartaAN W lst4s
Chicago Peoria A St ouls — Prior lien g 4%s 1930..MAI
Chic Rock Isl A Pac Railway—
Stpd July ’ 15 A Jan ’ 10.
Bu d Cedar llaplds A North-
MAStL 1st gu g 7s '27 JAD
Consol gold 5s 1952..MAN Choc A Memph 3s 1949.. JAJ Peoria RyTer 4s’ 37 gu op JAJ R I A r A L a 4%s 1934..MAS Rock Isl A Peoria 6s ’ 2 3 ..JAJ St P A K C Sh L 4% s’41FAA Keo A Des M — 1st 5s ’ 23AAO
Chic St L A N O—See 111 Cent Clilc 8t L A Pitts— See Penn Co
6 Basis. / This price Includes accrued Interest, k Last salo.
1st 6s ’ 10 ext at 4% 1950. JAJ Income 5s 2862............. .AAO
Now Mexico lty A Coal Co— 1st col tr g 5s Oct 1 ’47 AAO IstAconAcoll trg 3s’51AAo Dawson R A Coal 5s ’31 JAJ ElPasARl 1st g gu5s’51JAJ
3rle—NYAElst4sextg’47 MAN5s 2d ext gold 1919.........MAS4Ha 3d ext gold 1 9 2 3 ...MAS08 4th ext gold 1920__ AAO4s 5th ext gold 1928____JAD7s lstcou sg 1920______MAS7s 1st cons g fund 1920.MAS Prior lien gold 4a 1996.. JAJGen lion gold 4s 1998____JAJConv gold 4s 1953 Ser A . A AO
Series B 1953_________AAOSeries D 1953.......... AAO
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1st g 6s'08ext at 5% ’ 18 JAJ 2d g 5s ’08 ext to 1918.JAJ
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Itch burg— 5s Jan 1 1934 .JAJ4%s ref 1928....................MAN4 %s Jan 1933 JAJ4s refunding 1925______ MAN4s refunding Mar 1927..MAS
FI tchburg— (Concluded) Indianapolis Un 4%s ’ 26..M AN 85 95 Louisville A Nashville—4a refunding 1927______ AAO 82 M Gen A ref g 5a 1965 Ser A . JAJ 90 95 Gen mort gold 6s 1930..JA D 109 109%ia Jan 1028_____________JAJ 82 :nterboro-Met \8ee Street A El 60-year gold 5s 1937___MAN 92% 109%3%s Oct 1 1920............. _AAO 92 rnter Rap Tran/ R y Securities Unified gold 4s 1940____JAJ 87% 88%3%s Oct 1 1921________ AAO 90 Jiteruatlonal A Gt 'Northern— Coll tr gold 5s 1931____MAN 102%Troy A Boston— 7s 1924.JAJ 107 1st g 6s 1 9 1 9 -.-...........MAN 90% 94% Equip 5s J ’ne 1918-1923. JAD 6 5.90 5%
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1st cons ref’g g 4%s 1947.JAJ 71M 80 Jacksonv Ter 1st 5s gu ’39.JAJ 85 91 PadAMemdIvIst 4s ’ 4 6 .FAA 71 82Gen ref’g gold 4s 1950__ JAJ 55 CO Jamestown Frank A Clearfield— Pensacola Dlv 1st 6s ’ 20. MAS 100 1041st con ref 4%s '52 opt.M AN 55 62 1st g 4s 1959 guar______ JAD 75% 90 St Louis Dlv let g 6s ’ 21 .MAS 100
Fort Dodge Dea Molnea A Sou— Jefferson— See Erie 2d 3s 1980___________MAS 50 59%1st 5s i938______ _____ JAD 84 88 Joplin Unlou Station— 8 E A St L dlv 6s 1921.MAS _ ____ _____
FtSrnlthAWest 1st g 4s’54.AAO / 18 1st g 4%s 1940 guar od.MAN 90 E H A N 1st 6s 1919__ JAD 99%Fort St UnDepDet 4%s ’41 JAJ 75 Kal A1 A G R— See L 8 A M S Henderson Br 6s g 1931.MAS 100%Ft Worth A Den C— Bee Col A S Kanaw A Mich— See Tol A O C Kent.Central— 4s g 1987.JAJ 71 76%Ft Worth A Rio Gr 4s 1928. JAJ 55 65 Kankakee A S W— See 111 Cent Lex A East 1st 5s 1965...AAO 93ffre Elk A Mo Rlv— See C ANW Kansas City Clinton A Sd— LAN MobAMont4 %s’45MAS 76% 96Galv Har A San An— See So Pac 1st 5s gold 1925 guar__ AAO 68 72 Loulsv A Nashv South’n JointGalr Houston A Henderson— Kan City Ft Scott A' Memphis— gold 4s 1952__________ JAJ 66 79
1st M 5s, 1933...............A AO 70 87 Refdg g 4s 1930 guar__ AAO 67 69 LAN Term 1st g 4s’52 gu JAD 75 80Genesee River—See Erie RIl Cons 6s 1928_________ MAN 100% 102% Nas F A 8 1st gu g 5s ’ 37.FAA 95 97%Gen A W yo 1st g 5s 1929.. AAO 75 85 Current Rlv 1st 5s 1927.AAO 85 95 Newport A Clncln Bridge—Geor A Alabama— See Seab A L K C Mem A Blr 4a 1934-MAS 70 1 80 1st M g 4%8 1945 guar.JAJ s i%Georgia Car A N— See Seab A L Income 5o Mar 1934 Sept 1 Pensa A Atl 1st 6s gu ’21 FAA 99%Georgia Coast A Piedmont— Assented___________MAS 62 S A N Ala Con M g 5s ’ 36 FAA 90 100
1st gold 5s 1902________ AAO _____ Kan City A Mem Ry A B— Gen con gu g 5s 1963 AAO St) % 102%Qa A Fla 1st g 5s 1956____MAN 18 25 1st 5s gold 1929....... ..A A O 80 88 Macon Dub A Sav 5s 1947 JAJ 91Geor Midland—See South’ll Ry Kans A Mo— 1st 5s ’22. . FAA _____ Macon Terminal 5s 1965..JAJ 85 90
Kan City A Mem 6s 1961-MAN ____ Mahoning Coal— See L S A M SGeo R R A Bank’g 6s 1922__ IAJ 100 Kansas City Mexico A Orient— Maine Central-Coil tr 5s ’ 23JAD 95
5a Jan 1 1922.................. JAJ 95 1st gold 4s 1 9 5 1 --,.........FAA / ------- 1st A ref 4%s 1935 .........JAD 8580 6% notes Apr 30 1916.. AAO _____ Eur A N A 4s gold 1933.-JAJ 84
G» Sou A Fla 1st g 6s 1943 JAJ 90 93 Kan City A N W 1st g 5s ’ 33 JAJ - - - - - ___ Hereford Ry— G 4s ’ 30.MAN 85Gettysburg A Har 5s gu '26AAO 90 100 Kan City A Pac— See M K A T KnoxALlncPenSL4s’20-FAA _____ _____Gila Val Globe A Nor— See Sou Pacific Kan City St Jos A Council Bl— Upper Coos 1st gu 4s ’ 30 MAN _____ _____Gr Rap Bel A Sag— SeePereMar Nodaway Val 1st 7s 1920 JAD _____ _____ UpperCoo8Ex4%s g ’30 MAN ___Grand Rap A lnd— SeoPennRR lark lo Val 1st 7a 1920..JAD - - - - - Washington Co Ry 1st g guGrand Trunk West 4h £ '60 .JAJ 60 70 Kan City Southern— 3%s Jan 1954 op 1924. JAJ 60
57 65 1st gold 3a 1950............... AAO 58% 60 Manila 11R— See Foreign G ov’t p. 49Ref A linp’ t 5s Apr 1 ’50.JAJ 75% 77 Manitoba A S E— See Canadian Northe rn.
C B A Q coll tr g 4s 1921.JAJ 03% 93% Kansas City Terminal Ry— MarqHoughtonAOnt6s’25AAO 93 1001st <1 rei f? 4 8 1001 opF41JAJ 88 % 95% 1st g 4s 1960 op 1930 ... JAJ 75 80 Md Dei Va 5s 1955 gU -.-FA A 355% notes 1920_________ MAS 90% 97% 4% % notes Nov 15 ’ 18 MAN 97% 98% Maryl A Pa 1st g 4s 1951..MAS 72
Great Northern Ry of Canada— 4%s notes 1921___ . . . JAJ 98 Income 4s 1951..............AAO / 15 30Con 4o 1934 opt to 1914. AAO If 68 73 K C Viaduct A Term Ry 1st s f Mason City A Ft Dodge—
Green Bay A West deb ctfs A . . __ - - 79% 4%s Sept ’ 34 op ’30 rcts-JAJ / 18 23 1st M gold 4s 1955_____JAD 45 55Deb ctfs B ............................. - 8% 9% Kentucky Central— See L A N M cK ’sp’t A B V— SeePMcKAY
Greenbrier R y—See Chesapeake A Ohio Keokuk A Dos M — See C R I A P Memphis Union Station Co—Greenwich A Johnsonvllle— Kuoxv A Ohio— See South’n Ry 1st g gu 6s Nov 1 ’5 9 . .MAN 95 102
ist old 4s 1924-------------JAJ 00 08 Lake Erie A Western— Merchants’ Br— See Term RRGulf A Ship Island RR — 1st gold 5s Jan 1 1 9 37 ... JAJ 78% 85 Meridian Term 4s ’ 5 5 guar MAN ____
1st ref A term g 6sFcb’52.JA J 74 85 2d g 5s July 1 1941_____JAJ 76 Mexican International—Gulf Terminal of Mobile— No Ohio 1st gu 5s g ’ 46. AAO 91% Prior lien g 4%s 1 9 4 7 ...MAS 20
let rntgo s 4b 1957 gu— J<fcJ 60 Lake Sh A Mich So— See N Y C A H It 1st con gold 4s 1977____MAS 25 40Hartford A Conn Western— _ Leavenw’th Term Ry A Bridge Stamped guar op to Mar ’07 _____ _____
1st ext g 4%s July l 1023.JAJ 90 1st M gold 5s 1923...........JAJ 70 80 Mexican North 1st 6s 1930.JAD _____ _____Hendersdn Br— See Lou A TJasti Lehigh A Hudson River RR — Mich Cent—See N Y C A H RHocking Valley Ry— Gen g Ss July i 1920 guar JAJ 94 100 Middlesex Valley— See Leh Val
1st cone gold 4Ha 1999--J&J yoM 76% Unguaranteed............. . 96% Midland of N J— See Erie6 % notes Nov 1918____MAN 99 99% Lehigh A Lake Erie— See Lehigh Valley Midland Term 6s 1925____JAD 80Eq 6S 1918-1923........- FAA 6 6.75 6% Lehigh A New England— Midland Valley— 5s 1943..AAO 80 90Eo 4s Feb 15 1918— FAA15 b G.70 6% 1st M g 3s 1943.............. JAJ 101 AdJ M Apr 1 '53 Ser A.Sept / 28Col A H V Ext 4s 1948.-A&O 87% Series B _______ __ / 15Col A Tol 1st g 4b 1055-FAA 67% lot 6s ext g 4s 1948____ JAD 90 93 Mlllen A Southw— 5s 1955. AAO 75
Holldaysb Bed A Cumb—See P a RR Con M 6s ann reg lrred.JAD 120 125 MllSbAWest— See Chic A N Wrioosnc Tunnel A Wilmington— Con M 68 R gold 1023..JAD 100 102 Milw A No— See Chic Mil AStP
1st M g 5s Sept 1922— MAS 70 Con M 4%s C 1923.........JAD 96 98 Mllw A 8parta AN W— See Chic A N Wflousatonlc— See N Y N Jl A H Con M 4%s anu lrred.JAD 98 100 MlnAPac— See M St P A 8 S MHouston Belt A Term 5s ’ 37 JAJ 87% Gen cons gold 4s 2003.-MAN 78 90 Minn A St L— 1st 7s 1927 JAD 104 108Houston E A W Tex— See Sou P aciflc Gen con g 4 %s 2003____MAN 87% 97% Pacific Ext 1st 6s 1921..AAO 100Houston A Tex Con— See Sou P aclfic Col tr g 4s Aug’18-Feb’ 26FA A b 0% % 5% % 1st consol gold 5s 1934..M A N 73 SOHudson A Manhattan— Easton A A mb' 5s 1920.-MAN 98% 100 1st ref’g gold 4s 1949._.A1AS 44 47%
1st g 6s 1057 o p t - . . - - -—FA A 53 54 Lehigh A Lake Erie— RefAext 5sFeb’62 Ser A .O -F 46Adi In cup to 6%Feb 57 AAO / 16 10% 1st 4%s 1957 gu_____MAS 90 Des MolAFtD 1st 4s, ’ 36. JAJ 601st M 4%3 1957 conr—-FAA 70 75 Lehigh A N Y 1st 4s ’45-MAS 70 75 Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938.JAD 78% 80N Y A Jer 1st g 6s ’ 32optFAA 95 Lehigh Valley Coal— 1st A ref g 4s 19 51 ...MAS 42 43%
Huntingdon A Broad Top— 1st 6s gold guar 1933..JAJ 99% 100% Minn St P A Sault Ste Marie—1st g 4s Sept 30 1020— -AAO n 70 let 40-year gu lnt red to 1st cons gold 4s 1938____JAJ 84% 84%2d mtge 4s gold 1925.. — P&A n 60 4% 1033__________ JAJ 87 91 1st cons gold 5s 1938____JAJ - ____ _____Cons 6b k Mar 31 1925._AAU n 50 60 Lehigh Valley Ry of N Y— 2d M gold 4s guar 1949.. JAJ 70 80
Huntington A Big Sandy— Bee Balt A Ohio 1st 4%s gold 1940____JAJ 89 94 Eqg notes 4%s Jne ’ 18-’ 22JAD b 6% 5%Hutchinson A S— See A 1 4 h i Leh Vaf Term 5s 1941..AAO 102 112 M S Ste M A Atl 1st 4s’26 JAJ 84% 91%Illinois Central— 1st g 4s’51.JAJ 87 95 Middlesex Val 1st 6s ’ 42 MAN 90 Minn A Pac 1st 4s 1930..JAJ 92
1st gold 3%s 1951. - - - --J A J 58% 00 PaANYCanal con 6s ’ 30 AAO 100 102 M 8tPAS8MACentTermRv—Main L ext 1st g 3%s’61.AAO 58 % Con M 1%8 1939___ AAO 92 lstChlTer sf4s’ 41op’ 16MAN n 83 881st m £ 3s 1951...............MAS l/ ......... _____ Cons M 4s 1039_____AAO 85 Minneapolis Term— See Wls Ce nt1st m £ 4a 1051------------ a a u I f ......... _____ Lehigh A Wilkes— See Cent N J Minneapolis Union— See St P M A MTr bds £ 3Ms I960 -------JAJ I f ......... _____ Lex A East— See Loulsv A Nas h Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949.JAJ 86 90Coll trust gold 4a 1952. . . A4U 77 81 Litchfield A Mad 1st 6s ’ 34MAN 70 90 Miss River A Borine Terre—Col Tr L NO A T g 4s’63MAN 70 % 74% Little Miami— 1st s f g 6s 1931 op _____AAO 94 98Pur lines 1st g 3%s 1052. j * j 61% 74% Gen g guar 4s 1962____MAN 75 Missouri Kansas A Texas—Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918-M AN 80% 83 Little Rk A Hot Sp West Ry— 1st gold 4s 1990------------ JAD / 60% 62Jt 1st ref M (I C A C S L A N O 1st g 4s 1939 g u a r . .__ JA.I GO 70 2d gold 4s June 1 1990..FAA / 34 38
6s 1963 Ser A _______ - i * ? 86% 91% Long Island-Unified g 4s ’49MA8 7S Union Tr Co ctfs d e p ____ 31% 36Equip tr 4 Aug ’ 18-’23 FAA b 0% 5% Refund g gu 4s 1949____MAS 72 87 1st Extension 5s 1944..M AN / — 41%
J 5% 5% Tax-exempt N Y _________ 1st A ref 48 gold 2004__ MAS / 40 44Eauln 5s Aug ’ 18-’23— FAA 6 6% 5% 2d raort 7s 1018-------------FAA Guaranty Trust ctfs dep___ _____ 49%Cairo Bridge 4s g I960- -JAD 71% 1st cons g 6s July 1 1931.Q-J 90 105 Gen M s f g 4%s 1933___JAJ 28 31Lltch Dlv 1st g 38 1951--JA J 65 lot cons g 4s July 1 1931.Q-J 77 N Y Tr Co ctfs of d e p .. __ 28 34Loulsv Dlv 3%s ff 1953--JAJ 71 Gen mort g 4s 1938_____JAD 75 Consol M g 6s 1940____AAO . . . . . - - - - -Middle Dlv reg 6s 1021 - -FA A 95% Ferry 1st 4%s con g 1922MAE 98% 6% notes ’ 16 Cent Tr ctfAlAN 30 35Omaha Dlv 1st 3a g 1951 * AA 60 Is gold 1932______ _____ JAD Eq g 5s June ’ 18-’23__ JAD 6 7% 6%Bt Louis Dlv 3%s K 1051-JAJ 02% 83% Debenture gold 6s 1934. JAD 97 St Louis dlv g 4s 2001..AAO 33Bt Louis Dlv 3s g 1961— JAJ 61 09% Deb gold 6s 1937...........MAN 71 72 Boonville R R Bridge—Bp’gflcld Dlv Ext 3Mh’61 JAJ 79% Monfauk Ext 6s 1945__ JAJ 85 90 1st g gu 8 f 4s 1951___MAN 55 65Western lines g 4s 1951.-FAA 79 Brook A Mon 2d 5s 1938 JAD DalAWaco 1st gu 5s’40.M AN / — 69%Chicago St Louis A N O— L I C ’y A F con 5s 1037 MAN Kan C A Pac 1st 4s gl990FAA 6S
C ong6s June 15 ’61.JAD16 90 ]/% N Y Bay Ex R 1st 5s g ’ 43JAJ Mo Kan A E 5s 1942 gu.AAO / 35Con g 3MsJ’nel5’51. JAD 15 63 N Y B’klyn A Man Beach 1st Missouri Kansas A Okla—Eq 6sJn 1920-Doc 1924 JAD b 6% 5% gold 5s 1935............... AAO 95 1st g gu 58 May 1 ’42 .MAN / 59 63Mem Dlv 1st 4s g 1951 JAD G8/4 00 N Y A R B lot g 5u 1027 MAS 84% 104% U S MtgATr Co ctfs dep - - - - - - - - - -
Kankakee A S W 6s ’21. FAA North Shore Branch— M K ATofT 1st 5s gu ’ 42 MAS 51 6092 Sherman Shreveport A S—
BellevACar 1st 6s ’23. JAD 107% Louisiana A Arkansas Ry— 1st M gu gold 6s 1943. JAD 60Bt L South 1st g 4s ’ 31MAS 78 80 1st s f g 6s 1927..............MAS 86% 90 8 W Coal A Imp 1st 6s’29 JAJ 60CarhAShaw 1st g 4s’32MAE 80 Louisiana Western— See South cru Pac Texas A Okla— 5s 1943.MAS / -------- 44
lnd B1 A Wn—See C CC A St 1 Loulsv CIn A Lex— See LoulsvA Nashv Mo Okla A Gulf RR 5a ’01 MAN _____ - - - - -Indiana 111 A la—See Chic Inc! A Sou Louisville Henderson A St L— Mo Pacific Ry (new securities)Ind A Loulsv—See Ch lnd A L 1st mort gold 6s 1946___ JAJ 95 98 1st A ref 5s Jan 1923____FAA 90% 92lnd 8t L— See C C C St L— Louisville A Jeffersonv Bridge— 1st A ref 5s July 1926____FAA 89% 90%
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945. MAE 57% 1st A ref 5s Jan 1965____FAA 85%Gen M 4s Mar 1975____MAS 58% 58%
Mo Pac— Cons 6s 1020...M A N 98% 99%
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Mobile Ter A Ry 6a ’33 op MAS Moh’kAMalone— See N Y CAH Mouong River—See Balt A Ohio Monongahela Sou 5s 1955 AAO Mont Cent— See St P M A M Morgan’s La A Tex— See So Pac Morris A Essex— See D L A W Mutual Term of Buf 4s 1924JAJ Nashville Chattanooga A S L—
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4s Dec 1923......................JADis Jan 1938........................ JAJ3%s July 1 1932________ JAJ
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1st ggu 4%s 1931 Ser AJAJ 1st g gu 4% s *33 SerB.JAJ ls tg gu 4s 1942SerC.M A S
Penn A N Y Canal— See Leh V Pennsylvania A Northwestern-
Gen 5s Jan 1 1930______ JAJClearfieldAJeff 1st 6s '27. JAJ
Pensacola A Atl— See Lou A N Peoria A Eastern— See Clev Cln Peoria A N W—See Chic A N W Peoria Ry Term— See Ch It I A Peo A Pekin Un 1st 6s ’ 21 .6 F
2d mortg 4%s Feb 1 ’ 21 MAN Pere Marquette (New Co)—
1st g 5s July ’50 Ser A ___ JAJ1st g Is July ’ 56 Ser B . . .J A J
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Gen (now 1st) gu Os g ’ 20.JAJOen g 3s July 1 1920____AAOGen g 4s July 1 1920____AAO
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Debenture 4s 1922......... MANDebenture g 4s 1926____ JAJDebenture g 4s 1932____AAOCol tr ctfs 1921— See Penna RR
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Pitts ShenALE—SeePBessAL E Plttsb Term RR A Coal—
1st g gu s f 5s 1942______JAJWestSldoBolt 1st g 5s’ 37MAS
Pitts Va A Chas—See Penn RR Pitts A Western—See B A O Plttsb Youngst A Ashtabula
Consol 5s 1927.............. MAN1st gen 4s Ser A 1948...J A D
Portland A Ogdensburg—1st M 4Hs 1928 guar__ MAN
Port A R Falls— lstg4s’ 20 MAN Debenture 4s Aug 1927- .FAA
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Cous ratgo 4 Ha 1940-.. A AO Rich A Mecklenburg—SeeSoRy Rich A Peters—See Atl Coast L Rlchmoud-Washlngton Co—
Col tr g gu 4s 1943 opt—JAD Rio Gr June—See Denv A Rio Rio Graude So— See Den A Rio Rio Grande West—See Denv A Rocb A Pitts—See Buff R A P Rocklsl-Frlsco Term— 5s’27 JAJ Rock Isl Ark A La—See C R I A Rocklsl A Peoria—See C R I AP Rome W A Og—See N Y C i f l Rutland—Con 4Hs 1941— JAJ
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2d gold 6s 1990________A AOSt Louis A1 A T H—See 111 Cent St Louis Br—SeeTerm RR Assn St L A Cairo— See Mobile A O St L Irou Mt A Sou—SoeMoPac St L Mer Br C o—See Term RR St L Peoria A N W— See Chic A St L Rocky Mt A P 5s’55— Seo C St L South—See Illinois Central St Louls-San Fr (reorganized)
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St Louis A San Francisco—Gen mtge g 0s 1931_____JAJGen mtge gold 5s 1931..JAJ
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St Paul Bridge A Terminal R y ..1st M 0s 1929..................JAJ
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St P A N Pac— See No Pac St P A S C— Seo C St P M A O Salt Lake City Un Dep A R R —
1st M 5s 1938__________MANSan Ant A Aran Pass— SeeSoPac San Francisco A Nor Pacific—
1st g 5s sink fund 1919—JAJ San Fr A S Jo Val— See AT ASF San Fran Term—See Sou Pacific Santa Fe Pres A Ph— See Atch Sault Ste Marie Bridge—
1st M a f g 5s July 1 1937.JAJ Sav FlaAW—See Atl Coast Line SavAStates— 1st g gu 5s ’ 53 JAJ Schenectady A Duanesburg—
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1st gold 5a 1918...........JAJ1st 1 g ext 5s gold ’30 ..JAJ 1st con 5s gold 1943..JAJ So Bound 1st g 5s ’ 41. AAO
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1st 58 May 1 1928_____ MAN2d mort lrie 6s ’ 38 coup.MAN
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1st M os 1 9 4 9 -..............AAOTampa North 1st 5s 1936 opJA J Tarklo Valley—See K C St J A Term R R Assn (St Louis)
1st gold 4Ha 1939----------AAO1st consol gold 5s 1944—FAA Gen ref s f g 4s ’ 53 op ’ 10. JAJSt L Br 1st g 7s 1929____AAOStL Mer Bdge T —5s’ 30 AAO
Mer Bdge 6s ’ 29 op ’09 FAA Terre Haute A lad 5s 1925.JAJ Terre Haute A Peoria—1 1st cou g 5s Sept 1 '4 2 . .MAS iTexas Central— 1st 5s 1923AAO Texas A New Orl— See So Pac Texas A Okla—See M. K A T Texas A Pac 1st 5s 2000—_JAD
2d Inc g 58 Dec 2000____MarLou Dlv 1st g 5s 1931------JAJWeatherf’d Min W A North
1st gu g 5s 1930--------- FAAToledo Can Sou A Det— See Mlc Toledo A Ohio Central—
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Wichita Union Term Ky—1st g gu 4*6s ’41 o p t...M A N
Wilkes-B A East— See NYSAW Williamsport A N Branch RR —
1st ref g 4*6s 1931---------JAJWlllmarASFaUs— 8eeSt P M A M Wll A Nor— See Phlla A Read’g Wll A Weldon—See Atl Coast L Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st g guar 4s 1960---------JAJWise Cent Ry— 1st m g4s’49 JAJ
Marshfield A South East Dlv purmon 1st g 4s 1951.MAN
Sup A Dul Dlv 4s 1936..MAN Minneap Term 3*6s’50op JAJ
Wise A Mich Ry— Os 1945. JAJ Wiscon Val—See C M A St P WorNashARoch— 4s Jan’30 JAJ
4a Oct 1 1934_________AAOYoaemlte Val s f g fls 1936 JAJ
RAILROAD STOCKS. ParAla Great Southern com ____00
Preferred.......................... 50Alabama A Vicksburg.........Tl00Albany A Susquehanna (gu). 100Allegheny A West (guar)__ 100Ann Arbor common__ . 100
Preferred___________ 100Atch Top A Santa Fe______100
Preferred......... ...... 100Atlanta Blrm A A tlan tic..! 100 Atlan A Char Air L (guar).. 100Atlanta A West Point______ 100Atlantic Coast I. Co of C t. 50 Atlantic Coast L RR com ..100 Atlantic 1st leased Hues rent tr.Augusta A 8av (guar)...........100Balt A Ohio— Common_____100
Preferred_____________ 100Beech Cr (guar N Y C ) _____50Host A Alb (guar N Y C . . 100 Host A Lowell (guar B A M ) . 100Boston A Maine....... ........... loo
Preferred_______ _____ 100Boat A Prov (guar Old C ol). 100 Boston Rev Beach A L ynn.. 100 Buffalo Roch A Pittsburgh. 100
Preferred.. . . . . ioo Buff A Susq RR Corp com ! 100
Preferred............. .. iooCamden A Burl Co (guar).. 25Canada Southern............. iooCanadian P acific............ 100
Preferred--------------------- 100CaroCllnchfleld A Ohio com. 100
2d pref (guar P A R ) ____ 50Cayuga A Susq (gu D L A W) 30Central of New Jersey...........100Chesapeake A O h io . . . .........100Chicago A Alton R R ..............100
Preferred........... ...................100Chic Burl A Quincy........ ...... 100Chic Gt West com __________100
Preferred....... ............. 100Chic A East 111— Preferred.. 100
Pref Equit Tr ctf dep_______Chic Ind A Loulsr com____ 100
Preferred_____ . _____ iooChicago Mllw A St Paul____100
Preferred____________ 100
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Chicago A North W estern.. 100Preferred_________________100
Chic R I A Pac com temp ctfs. 7% pref temp ctfs ..6% pref temp ctfs___________
Chicago St Paul Minn A 0 ..1 0 0Preferred_________________100
Chic Terre Haute A S E ____100Cln Indianapolis A Western . 100
Preferred_________ 100Cine New Orl A Tex Pac____100
Preferred................ 100Cincinnati Northern..............100Cln Sandusky A Cleve pref. 50Clev Cln Chicago A St I.__ 100
Preferred. .................... 100Clev A Pitts (Guar Pa R R ). 50
Betterm’t stk (Gu Pa RR) 50Colorado A Southern......... .100
Columbus A Xenia (Guar). _ 50 Concord A Mont— Class I ..10 0
Class I I ___________ looClass I I I ...................... looClass I V .............. 100
Concord A Ports (guar)____100Conn A Passumpslc— Pf (gu) 100Conn Rlv (guar B A M ) ____100Cripple Creek Central...........100
Preferred...................... 100Cuba RR preferred................ 100Dayton A Mich com (guar)
Pref (guar C H A D ) _______Delaware A Bound Br (gu). . 100Delaware A Hudson________100Delaware Lack A West_____50Delaware........................ 25Denver A Rio Grande...........loo
Preferred........... ................. looDes Moines A Fort D odge.. 100
Preferred_________________100Detroit Hills A S W (guar)__looDetroit A Mackinac________100
Preferred__________ 100Detroit Toledo A Ironton__ 100
Preferred_________________100
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d 31 40123 12475 8821 2225 35
167*6120 12580 90
100 11058 6043 48
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199 23554 54*6
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Ft Wayne A Jack— pref (gu) 100 Geor RR A Bank Co (guar). 100 Georgia Southern A Florida. 100
Grand Rapids A Ind ian a... 100 Grand River Valley (guar).. 100 Great Northern Ry— Pref..100
Ore certificates_____Green Bay A Western......... .100
Deb ctfs A A B— See under bo Gulf Mobile A North com .100
Preferred............. 100Harrisburg Ports Mt J A Lau 50 Hartford A Conn W estern..100 Hocking Valley— Common. 100 Hudson Companies— Pref..100Hudson A Manhattan...........100
Preferred_________ 100Huntingd A Broad Top v t c 50
Preferred v t c ____________ 50Illinois Central........... .............100
Leased lines (guar)______100Stk tr ctfs— See RR Securs Co
Iowa C entral...... .................100Jackson Lans A Sag (guar)..100 Joliet A Chic (guar C A A ). . 100 Kal Allegan A Or Rap (gu). .100 K C Ft Scott A Memphis Ry—
Pref Cent Tr ctf dep stpd.100 K C St L A Chic— Pref (gu).100Kansas City Southern...........100
Preferred______ __________ 100Keokuk A Des Moines.........100
Preferred......... ............... 100Lackawanna RR of N J____100Lake Erie A Western....... ...... 100
Preferred........................... .100Lake Shore A Mich Sou.........100Lehigh A New York ore f-.lO OLehigh Valley.____________ 50
Spec guar betterment s t k ..50 Lit Schuyl Nav RRACoal(gu)50Long Island R R . . .................... 50Louis A M o Rlv pref (guar). 100Louis v Hend A St L com__ 100
Preferred................ 100Louisville A Nashville...........100Lowell A Andover_________ 20Mahoning Coal R R ________ 50
Pref (guar L S A M S)___ 100Maine Central................ 100
Preferred......... ............. 100Manchester A Lawrence___ 100Maryland A Pennsylvania.. 100 Massawlppl Valley (guar)..100Michigan Central.................. 100Mine Hill A Schuyl Hav (gu) 50Minneap A St Louis new__ 100Minneapolis St P A 8 S M ..100
Preferred .......................... 1004% Leased Line Ctfs.........100
Cent Trust ctfs of dep asst f p Missouri Pac Ry trust c t fs .. 100
Preferred trust certlfs____100Mobile A Blrm pref (guar).. 100 Mobile A Ohio— See South’u RyMorris A Essex (guar)______ 50Nashua A Lowell............. 100Nash Chat A St Louis______ 100Nashv A Decatur (gu L A N) 25 National Rys of Mex 1st pref 100
8econd preferred............. 100New Orl Tex A Mex v t c
115242
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1053080
534
10 20 96 7012524
N Y B’lyn A Man B pref (gu). 100New York Central R R _____100
Dividend payable In London New York Chic A St L ouis.. 100
New York A Harlem (guar). 50 N Y Lack A West (guar)....100 New York New Hav A Hart. 100N Y Ontario A Western____100Norfolk Southern___________ 100Norfolk A Western R y _____100
Adjust preferred...............100No Carolina (guar 80 R R )..1 0 0 Northern Central (gu Pa RR) 50 North’n N H (guar B A M ).100Northern Pacific R y_______ 100Nor RR of N J (gu Erie)____100Northern Securities Co stubs.. North Pennsylv (gu P A R )..f l0 Norwich A Wore pref (guar) 100 Ogden Mine RR(gu CenNJ) 100 Old Colony (gu N YN H AH ). 100Ontario A Quebec.......... 100Oswego A Syra (gu D LA W ). 50 Pac Coast Co— See Mlsc stocksPennsylvania Railroad_____50Peoria A Bureau Val (guar). 100Peoria A Eastern___________ 100Pere Marquette temp v t c . . . 100
Pref temp vot tr ctfs......... 100Prior pref temp v t c _____100
Phlla Germ A Norris (guar). 50 Phlla A Trent (gu Pa R R ) . . 100 Pittsburgh Bess A Lake Erie 50
Preferred.................... 50Plttsb Cln Chic A St Louis.. 100 Pittsb Ft W A Chic reg (gu).100
Special (guar Pa R R )____100Pittsburgh A Lake Erie____50Plttsb M cK A Yough (guar) 50Plttsb A West Va com ......... 100
Preferred________ 100Pitts Youngst A Asht p re f.. 100Prov A Worcester (guar)___100Providence Warren A B____100Railroad Securities Co—
Rich A P A R F A C Conn. 70Rio Grande Southern______ 100Roch A Genesee Val R R ____100Rome A Clinton (gu D A H)100Rutland preferred.......... .......100St Joseph A Grand Island.. 100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref____1002d preferred........... .............100
St Louls-San Fr stk tr ctfs. 100Pref stock tr ctfs Ser A___100
St Louis Southwestern_____ 100Preferred...............................100
Saratoga A Schenectady (gu)100Seaboard Air Line com......... 100
Preferred.......................... ..100
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125 4*6
12*4 28 52
d 125 195
d 23 d 48
50 130 115
d 120 d 55
28 67
135
Preferred........... .................100Mob A Ohio stock tr ctfs_____
Empire Tr Co ctf d e p .. .Preferred__________ 100
Empire Tr Co ctf d e p .. . toy A Gr'bush (gu N Y C )unuel RR of St L ................ 1nlon Pacific— Com m on...1Preferred............................ 100
United N J RR A Canal (gu)100
100Wabash R y............... •______ 100
Pref A ...................................100Pref B .............. ..100
Ware Rlv RR (gu B A A )__ 100arren N J (guar D L A W )est Maryl Ry new com__ INew 1st pref........................ 100New 2nd pref____________ 100
Western Pacific R R ................ 100Preferred........... ...................100
West Jersey A Sea 8h— Com 50 Wheel A Lake Erie Ry wh isslOO
Preferred when Issued____100Wisconsin Central.................. 100Wrlghtsvllle A Tennllle, com 25
ft Basis, d Price per share, not per c« it . f Flat price, ft Last sale, (id London. nNomlnal » Sale price. (New stock zEx-.1l» v HV rights.
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39
PUBLIC UTILITIESIn the following rearrangement of our quotation lists we bring together under the general designation of “ Public Utilities,” all the different forms of suoh securities, thinking it easier for the reader to find any particular issue in a general list than when the securities are subdivided under separate heads and there is doubt as to what head to look under. In other words, under “ Publio Utilities," we include Street and Bleotrio Railways, Gas, Bleotrio, Power, Water and Telegraph and Telephone Companies.In quoting Publio Utility bonds, we employ the same method as in quoting the bonds of steam railroads. The great majority of issues being quoted “and interest,” we use no designating mark whatever where that is the case. On the other hand, we prefix the letter where there is a deviation from this rule; in suoh oases the interest forms part of the price. Unless, therefore, “/ ” appears against a quotation, the buyer will understand that the accrued interest is to be 'added on. This, however, does not apply to income bonds and bonds in default, in which cases the price takes aocount of the interest (should any payment be announced) and no designating mark Is employed.
NOTICE.— AH bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked " f " and Income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds.
8383%95
~97%70
L A Su7379 % 93
'78*80 91 7985
93 7781 % 82% 87% 92% 99 02
ash Ry 0780979495 85 90 80 75
y A E 100
Adirondack Elec Power Corp—1st M gold 5s 1902 opt___ IAJ
Alabama Power—1st M 58 1940 ODt 1921..MAS0% gold notes 1922____JAJ
Alabama Water 0s 1932__ JAJ0% notes 1922_________ JAJ
Albany Ry— See United Tract’n Albany Sou RR 1st 6s ’ 39-MAS Alton Oran A St Tr— See East St Altoona A Logan Val Elec Ry—
Con g 4%s 1933 gu__FAA 16 American Cities Co—
Coll tnist g 5-Os 1919 opt_JAJ American Gas—
Couv coll tr g 5a 1920 . . JAD Non-conv coll tr g 5s ’20. JADDeb Os 2010____________ JAJ
Am Gas A Elec coll 5s 2007.FAA Am Pow A Lt 0% notes’21. FA A
Deb g 0s 2010..................MASAmerican Public Service—
1st Hen 0s 1942................JADConv 6% notes Mar ’ 19.JAD
American Public Utilities—Collateral 0s 1930.........AAO
American Railways—Coll trust conv g 5s 1931.R AA
American Teleph A Teleg Co—Coll tr g 4s 1929.............. JAJConv g 4s ’ 30 conv af’OO.MAS Conv4%s’33op aft 1925.MAHColl tr 5s 1940..................1AD0% notes 1919---------------FAA
Amer W W A El 5s 1934. .AAO Anacos A Pot River RR— See W Appalachian Pow 5s 1941.JAD Ardmore St Ry— See Phlla Co Arizona Pow Os '33 op ’ 13-MAN
8% notes 1919....................JAJArkansas Light A Power—
1st M s f 0s 1945..............AAOArkansas Valley Ry Lt A Pow
0% notes July 1 1919------JAJAsheville (N C) Pow A Light—
lit 9 f K 0S 1942 opt------AAOAshland (Wls) L Pow A St Ry—
1st M gold 0s 1939---------- IAJAtchison Ry, Light A Power—
1st 0s Nov 1935_______ MANAthens (Ga) Ry A Electric—
1st A ref s f g fls ’50 op’ 10 JAJ Atlanta Cons St RR-See Ga R Atlanta Gas Lt 0s g 1947. . JAD Atlanta Nor Ry— See Ga Ry A Atlantic Ave RR— See Bklyn R Atlantic City (N J) Gas—
1st g 08 Jan 1 ’00 opt’ 20. JAJ Atlantic City A Shore RR —
1st M A col 0s 1940 opt-JAD Atlan Coast El 1st 5s ’45. -MAN Auburn A Syracuse Elec R R —
1st A ref g 0s ’42 opt ’ 12.AAO Augusta-Alken Ry A El Corp—
Sink fd g 5s Dec 1 ’ 35 opt.JAD Augusta Ry A El 5s ’40.JAD
Aurora Elgin A Chicago RR—1st A ref g 0s 1940 opt__ JAJA F ,A C « i/ 1st g 6s ’ 41 AA015
Balt A Ann S D—See Md El RyBalt Elec 1st g 0s ’47 gu__ JADBaltSpPAChes— Seo Un RyA El Balt Traction—See Un Ry A E! Bangor(Mo)Po 4-4%-5s’3lM AS Bangor Ry A Electric—
1st cons g Os 1935 op t--.JA J Bay Counties Pow 0s ’30. -M AS Beaver Valley Traction—
Geng 0s 1953 opt......... .M ANBellTelp Canada Del) 5s’ 25 A AO Berkshire St 1st g 5s 1922..JAD Binghamton Gas 0s 1938..AAO Blnghamton(NY) L, 11 A P—
1st ref 5s 1940............... FAABIngharnt Ry 5s ’31 op ’ l l MAN Blrm Knox A All— Seo Phlla Co Blrm Ry, Light A Power—
Gen ref g 4%s ’54 op ’09. AAORef A ext g 0s 1957____MAN0% notes Apr 1919___ AAOBlrm Ry A El 1st g 0s '24.JAJ
Blackstone Val GAE 0s '39. JAJ Bleecker St A Ful Ferry— See N Blue Lakes Water 1st 0s’38.MAS Boston El L 1st con 0s ’24_MAS Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935..MAN
Deb g 4%s Oct 1 1937-.AAO Deb g 4%s Nov 1941..M ANDeb g 5s Dec 1942.........JADWest End St 0s 1932...M A N
0s May 1030 ...............MAN0* March 1944..............MAS5s Aug 1919..................FAA0s March 1922..............MAS4%s Jan 1 1923______JAJ4%s July 1 1030...........JAJts Aug 1 1932................FAA
/ This price Includes accrued Intereststock exchanges.
Bid.
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Bonds.
8585
Bost A Nor St Ry ref 4s 54. JAJ George t Row A Ipsw 5s’ 20 J AD LowLawAH 1st g 5s’ 23opJAD Lynn A Bos 1st 5s g ’ 24.JAD
BostAWorc St Ry 4%s ’23 FAA Brazilian Tr Lt A Power—
6% gold notesNovl’ lO.MAN Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952 JAJ Bridgeton A MlllvTr 5s '30 JAJBristol G A E 5s 1939_____JAJBwayA7th A veR R — SeeN Y Rys Bway Surface RR — See N Y Rys Bronx GAE 5s '00 op aft’20 JAJBklyn Boro Gas 5s 1945 op JAD ____Bklyn City A New RR — See C I A Bk
WmAFlat4%s July’41_F-A Bklyn Hgts 1st 5s 1941. AAO Brooklyn Queens Co A Sub—
1st M g 58 1941 opt ’ 10.JAJ 1st con gu 5s July '4 1 .MAN
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950 ..FAAStamped guaranteed...........
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949.FAA8tamped guaranteed...........
Nassau Elec— 1st 5s ’ 44. AAO1st g 4s Jan 1 1951____JAJ
Atlantic Av con 5s g ’ 31.AAO Bkln BathAWE 5s’33.AAO
BklynUnGaslst conSs g ’45MAN Brownsville Ave— See Phlla Co Buffalo City Gas g 5s 1947.AAO Buff Gen Elec 1st 0s 1939. FAA
1st ref 5s April 1 1 9 3 9 ...JAJ Buff A Lack Tr 1st 5s’28op JAD Buffalo A Lake Erie Traction—
1st A ref g 5s ’ 30 op s f._M A N Hamburg Ry 4s 1920..M AN
Buff A Nlag Falls El L A Pow—1st g 0s 1942__________ FAA
Burl’ton (Vt) G L 0s I9 6 0 ..JAJ Burlington (la) Ry A Light—
1st s f gold 5s 1932 opt..M A S Butte E1AP lstsf 0s’ 18-’ 01 JAD California Electric Generating—
1st s f g 0s ’ 48 opt aft’ 12MAS California Gas A Elec Corp—
8Iuk fund g 0s 1933 opt.MAS UnlfAref g 0s ’ 37 op s f.M A N Cal Cent Gas A El 0s’31.FAA
Cal Pac Ry— See Pacific Elec R Calumet A 8outh Chicago Ry—
1st M rehab g 5s ’ 27op’ 12FAA Camden A Sub Ry—See Public Canadian L A P 5s’49 op’ 14 JAJ Canal A Clalb R R — Seo N O Ry Canton-Akron 1st g 5s ’ 2 2 .MAS
Canton Mass 1st g 5s’20.MAN Can-N Phlla g 5s p23 opt. FAA
Canton (O) El 0s’ 37 op *12MAN Capital Trac (Wash, D C ) —
1st g 5s June 1 1947____JADCarbondale Ry 5s Nov ’ 33.JAJ Carolina Power A Light—„ 1st M g 0s 1938 ...............FAACass Av A F’r Gr’ds Ry— See U Central Ark Ry A Lt Corp—
1st 1 s f 5s 1928..........MASCentral California Traction—
1st s f g 5s. 1930, opt. ..A A O Cent Crosst RR— Seo N Y Rys Central District Telephone—„ 1st s f g 5s 1943 op ’ 18 .-JAD Cent Ga Pow— See Ga L Pow A Central IlIsLlghtl8t53 1D43.AAO Central Illinois Public Service—„ 1st A ref g 5s 1952_____FAACentMalnoPow 0s’ 39op’ 19MAN Cent Market St— See Col Ry Po Cent N Y G A E— 5s ’41 ..JA J
Tracy Devel.Cs 1944__ A&OCentral Pow A Lt 0s 1946 .........Central Ry-SeeUnRyA El(Balt) Cent States El 5%gnotes’22JAD Central Tract—See Phlla Co Charleston Cons Ry Gas A El
Consol g 5s 1999_______ MASCh City Ry 1st g 5s 1923.JAJ
Chattanooga Ry A Light—1st A ref g 5s 1956 op ’ 1G.MAN Chatt Rys 1st con 5s ’ 56.MAN
Ches A Pot Tel 5s '29 op’09.JAJ Chos A Pot Tel of Va 5s ’43 MAN Chicago City A Connecting Rys
Col tr s f g 58 Jan 1 1927.AAO Chicago City R y—
1st g 0s 1927 op up to ’ 12.FAA Chicago Elevated Rys—
5% notes 1916 ext 1919.JAJChic June RR 48 1945____MASChic North Shore A Mllw RIt—
1st M g 5s 1936........... ..JA JChicago A Oak Park Elec Ry—
Lake St El 1st 5s 1928 gu.JAJ
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Chicago Railways Co—1st m g 5s 1927 opt_____FAaCon M 5s Ser A Feb ’ 27.AAO
Series B Feb 1927___ JADSeries C Feb 1927___ FAA
Pur mon 4-5s Feb ’ 27 op.JAJ AdJ Inc 4s Feb 1927 op .-M av
Chic Sou Bend A Nor Iud RR -1st g 5s Jan 1 1937---------JAJ
Chicago Telep 5s ’ 23 op ’ 13.JAD Chris A 10th Sts R R —See N Y Cicero Gas—See Northwest Gas Cln D A T Trac gold 5s '22.JA J
South Ohio Trac 5s ’ 20 MA N Cln A II 6s g Apr 1 1918JAJ
Cincinnati Gas A Electrh—1st A ref 5s 1956 Ser A . AAO
Cincinnati Gas Transportatlon- lBt 5s 1933 guar op '13 .JAJ
Double guarantee.......Cln Lawr A Aur 5s 1919 JAJ Cln New A Cov Ry 5s 1922.JAJ
2d g 5s July 1922............. JAJ8o Cov A Cln 6s g 1932. .JAJ
Cities Fuel A Power—7% gold notes 1919... JAD
Citizens’ Gas (Indianapolis)—1st A ref g 5s 1942.........- JAJ
Citizens L,HAP(Johnstown,Pa) 1st g 08 1934 opt 1914..M AN
Citizens’ Ry A Lt—See Muscat! Citizens St Ry— See Ind Tr A Citizens’ Tract—See Phlla Co City Elec San Frau 6s 1937.JAJ City A Sub Ry— See Port (Ore) City A Sub—See Un Ry A El (B City A Sub Ry—See Wash Ry A Clev El III 1st 0a ’39 op’24.AAO Clev Palnesv A Ashtub Elec—
1st gold 5s Juiy 1 1922— JAJ Clev Pains A East Con 5s’ 18AAO Clev Ry 1st 5s 1931 opt— MAS Cleve Southwest A Colum Ry—
1st gen con 5s 1927 o p t .. AAO Clev AS W 1st 5s ’ 23op’ 13.FAA Cl BerElyAObor5s g ’ 19. MAS Clev Ely A W 5s 1920 . . . FA A
CoastCos LAP 1st 5s’46op FAA Colorado Power- 1st 5s 1953MAN Colorado Spgs Lt, Fit A Pow—
1st A ref g 5s 1920 op ’ 17 F A A Colo Spgs El 5s 1920. AAO20 Colo Spgs L A P 5s 19 19. AAO
Columbia G A E 1st 6s '27. JAJStamped ............. ..................
Deb. 5s 1927___ ______JAJColumbia (S C) Ry Gas A El Co
1st M s f g 5s 1936...........JAJCol Buckeye L A New—See Co' Coiumbus Citizens Telephone—
1st 5s Jan 1 1920----- .. .J A JColumbus (Ga) El Co 5s ’ 33 AAt) Coiumbus(0)Gas 1st 5sg ’32JAJ Columbus(0)Intenirban Ter Co.
1st guar 5s 1935_________JADCol Lond A Sprlngf Ry— See Ind Columbus Newark A Zanesv—
1st gold 5s 1924_________MAS-Gen A ref gold 5s 1926. MAN Coi Buck Lake A New Tra>
1st gold 5s 1921_____MANZanesville Ry, Lt A Power
5s 1912 ext to Mar’24-AAO Colum A 9th Av RR— See N Y Columbus (Ga) Pow 0s’36.AAO Columbus Ry, Pow A Light—
1st ref A ext s f 5s 1940. A A O Col Ry 1st 4s ’ 39 opt ’ 14-Q-.I Col St Ry 1st 5s g 1932..JAJ
Cross St 1st 5s g 1933. JAD Com’clal Cable— 4s g 2397.Q-J Commonwealth-Edlson Co—
1st g 0s June 1 1943------MASCom’wealth El 5s J’ne '4 3 .MAS Commonwealth Power (M ich)—
1st g 08 Dec 1 1924... ..J A D Commonwealth Power (Neb)—
1st gold 6s 1944___ MASCommonwealth Pow, Ry A Lt —
Conv 6s 1918__________MANCompt Hts A Mer Ter—See Un Conestoga Trac 1st 4s ’ 50. .JA.) Coney Isl A Bklyn RR 4s ’48JAJ
Consol gold 4s 1955___JAJB C A N 1st cons 5s 1939.JAJ
Connecticut Power 5s ’63.AAO1st A coll tr 5s 1956____JAJ1st coll tr 6s 1920_______ JAJ
Conn Ry A Lt 4%s 1951__ JAJStamped guaranteed opt’l . . .
Conn Rlv Pow 1st 5s 1937.JAD Consolidated Cities L P A Tr—
1st lien 5s 1902 stpd____JAJConsol Gas of Balt 5s 1939.JAJ
Gen g 4%s Apr 1954____ AAO
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Bonds. Bid. Ask. Bonds. Bid. Ask. Bonds. Bid. Ask.Consol Gas Elec L 4 P (Balt)— Empire Gas A Fuel— Intermountain Ry Lt A Pow—Gen Feb 14 1935.-JA.; 82M 1st M s f 6s 1926.. ...M A N 90 As 92 1st g 6s 1942 FAA 97 100Conv 5% notesNovl5’21MAN 93 93 M Enid(Ok)EIAG lst6s’20op MAN Internat’l Traction (Buffalo)—Consol Pow 6% notes ’ 19.FAA 96 oo y2 Equit G A E Utica 5s 1942 A AC 93 Coll tr 4s' 1949_________ JAA 50 52Consol Gas N j flag 1 9 3 0 ...JAJ 90 93 Eq'ult 111 Gas, Phlla, 5s g’ 28 JAJ 100 103 Buff Ry 1st con M 5sg’31.FAN 95 981st ref 5s 1 9 6 5 ..............AAC 90 95 Erie El Motor s f g 5s 1941 AAC n 97 99 Cross St Ry 1st 5s g ’ 32 .MAN 97 98Consolidated Gas (N Y )— Erie Ltg 1st M 5s 1967____A&C 93 Buffalo Trac 1st g 5s ’48.JAI) 100 102
Conv deb 6s 1920 _______ Q-F 1 0 0 H 10034 Evansv GAE L 5s’32op’ 12 JAD Buff Bell A Lan 5s 1927.JADUnderlying cos— Set NYGE1 II A P. t Evausv A Sou Ind Traction— Buff A Lock 1st g 5s 1938.JAJ 96 98
Con Gas (Pitts) 5s ’ 48 rets. FAA / ------- Evansv El 1st g 4s ’ 21 .MAN 85 90 - Buff A Nlag Falls Elec Ry—Consol Ltg Co(Vt) 1st Ss’20 JAJ 95 97 Evausv A Prlnc 1st 5s '23AAO 92 98 1st M 5s g 1935 JA.I 99.Con Ry(NewHav)deb 4s ’ 54JAJ 55 60 Excelsior Springs Wat, Gas A El 2d mtg g 58 ’21 op ’0 1 ..JAJDeb 4s 1955............. ..........JAJ 55 60 1st M 6s 1932 op .............JAD 95 100 Internat Ry ref 5s’ 62op MAN 78 85
Deb 4s 1956 guar_______ JAJ 55 60 Fairmont A Clarksburg Tract’n Lockp A Ole 1st g 5s ’ 20..JAJ 96Cons g 4s 1930 . . . _FAA 70 1st g 5s 1938 op 1913 AAO 90 96
Cons Ry A Pow (Salt Lake) See Utah L A Ry Fairmount Pk Transportation— Interstate Rys—Col tr g 4sCons Tr(N J)— SeePubServCor 1st s f g 5s 1937 opt.........AAO / ......... 1943 op 19*13............. ..F A A 41 42Con Wat of Utlca-lst 5s '30. JAJ 96 100 Federal Light A Traction— Iowa Ry A Lt (Cedar Rapids) —
Deb 5s Jan 1 ’ 30 op 1911.JAJ 90 95 1st s f g 5s 1942 opt____MAS 68 75 1st A ref g 5s 1932op '15 MAS 84 90Consum L H A P Co (Eliz, N J] Fed St A Pleas Val— See PhilCo Ironwood A Bessemer Ry A Lt
3s 1938________________ JAD 94 88 onConsumers’ Power Co (Mich)— Ft Smith Light A Tractlou— Jackson A Battle Creek Traci SeeMic hlgau
1st A ref g 5s 1936 op ’ 16. JAJ 87 90 1st M g 5a Mar 1 ’36 opt M A S 65 75 Jackson Consolidated Traction/ United RysContinental Gas A Electric— FtWayneB A M 1st 5a ’35 gu J A J _____ Jacksou(Mlch)Gas 5s g ’ 37 AAO1st lien coll tr 5s 1927..M AN _____ _____ Ft W Van Wert A Lima Trao— Jackson (Miss) Light A Tr—Orosstown St R y— See Col Ry A Lt 1st M g 5a 1930 guar.........J A J 1st s f g 5s 1922 opt ’ 14 .. AAO 91Cross St Ry— See Int Tr (Buff) Ft Wayne A Wabash Val Trao Jacksonv(Fla)Gas s f 5s ’ 42 JADCumberland Co(M e)PowALt— 1st oona g 5s 1934...........M A H 33 37 Jacksonville Traction—1st A ref g 5s 1942_____MAS 85 90 Ft Worth Pow A L 5s ’ 31. FAA 86 91 1st con 5s Mch '31 opt..MAH 78 83Cumb’land Tel A Tel— 12d St M A St N Av— See Third Ave Ry Jacksonv El 5s ’ 27 o p t .. MAN 85 90Deb 5s Feb 1 1920_____FAA 96 Frankf Taoony A Holmesb Ry— Jer City Hob A Pat—See Public Service Corp1st A gen 5s 1937______ JAJ 93 95 1st g 5a July 1940............. J A J ____ Johnstown (Pa) Pass Ry—Cuyahoga Telep 5s 1919__ JAJ 94 M Galv Elec Co lst5s’40 op MAN n 80 85 Rfg g 4s 1931.................JAD 80Dallas El Cor col tr g 5s’22. A AO 80 93 . Galveston-Houstou Elec Ry— JoplihAPIttslty lst5s’30 opMAS 84 89Dallas Gas 1st g 5s 1925 opMAN 90 93 1st M s f g 5s 1954 o p t .. A AO 78 83 Kankakee(Ill)GAE 5s ’3 0 .MAS 85 92Danv St RyA L C o5s’ 19-’25 JAJ 90 87 83>4Danville Urbana A Champ Ry— Gen 5s Nov 1 1954_____MAN 88 Kan C Home Telep 5s 1923 JAJ 80 89’
1st 5s 1923 optional____MAS 85 90 General G A El 1st 5s '32 JAJ 75 Kan City KawVal A West Ry—Darby Med A Ches Ry— See Phi la R Tr Geor Row A Ips—See Bos A Nor St Ry 1st M 63 Aug 1924____FAA 97 100Dayton(0)Gas 5s ’30 op’ ISMAS 90 Georgia Light, Power A Rys— Kansas City Light A Power—Dayton Ltg 1st 5s ’ 37 op ’ 12MAS 85 90 1st lien s f g 5s 1941 opt MAS 68 70 1st M 5s July 7 1944____JAJ 80 82
Day El L 1st 5s’21op’O0 MAS 95 CentGaPow5s ’ 38 op f13MAN _ ____ 2d M 6s July 7 1944____ JAJ 81 85 34Dayton Pow A L 1st 5s ’ 41. JAD 80 85 Georgia Ry A Elec 5s 1932. JAJ 91 93 K C Long DIs Tel 5s 1925.. JAJ 87 90Deflauce (O) GAE 5s 1942MAS 88 90 Refg A Impt g 5s ’49 s f . .JAJ 88 90 Kansas City Railways—Delaware Co A Phlla— See Uu P A Tran 8 Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939. JAJ 95 99 534% notes July 1918.-JAJ 98 34 99DenCTram— Pureh g 5s ’ 19 A AO 93 96 Georgia Elec Lt 5s 1930.JA.J 89 92 1st M 5s July 7 1944____ TAJ 78 82
1st A ref g 5s 1933 op s f MAN 60 66 Atlanta Northern Ry Co— 2d M 6s July 7 1944...... JAJ 80 85Con Tram con g 5s 1933. A AO _____ _____ 1st guar 5s ’54 op^09..JAJ 99 103 2d M 5s July 7 1944____ JAJ 70 75Deny Gas A El 1st g 5s ’ 49 MAN _____ Georgia Rv A Power— Kan City-Western— 1st refg g1st A ref 5s 19.51______ MAN 89 91 1st A rer s f 5s 1954 op . .AAO 79 8034 5s IS25 opt Sept 1 ’ 10..MAS / 45 66Denver Tram Power Co— Grand Rap G L 5s 1939 . FAA 99 101 Kansas Electric Utilities—
1st Imp g gu 5s ’ 23 op '08 AAO 83 88 Grand Rap Gr Hav A Musk Ry 1st g 5s 1925____ ______AAODenver Tramway Terminals Co 1st g 5s July 1 1926__ JAJ 89 93 Kansas GAE 1st 5s '22 op.MAS 92 951st m g gu 5s 1918-’ 40__ MAS Basis 534% Gt Falls Pow 1st 5s ’ 40 op MAN 92 A 08A Kentucky Trac A Terminal—Denver Union Water 5s ’ 14.JAJ 80 83 Great Lakes Power, Ltd— 1st A ref gu 5o ’51 op ’ 14. FAA 80 85SoPlatteCanalARes5s’23.JAJ 81 83 1st M 6s 1919-1944... MAN 95 08 Lexington Ry 1st 5s '49. JAD 85 90Deo Moines A Cent la Elec Co— Great Northern Power— Kentucky Util 6s ’ 19 A A O 15 98S F 6s 1937 op Ser A __ MAS 90 95 1st M g 5s 1935 op . ____FAA 80 83 8934S F 5s 1937 op Ser B __ MAS 80 85 Great West Pow 58*1946 op.JAJ 70 A 7134 Kings Co E L A P 1st 5s ’ 37AAO 85 34Des Moines City Ry— Conv deb 0s 1925______ MAN 78 83 100Ref g 5s 1921 op 1906 ... AAO 91 Greenwich Tram 1st 5s ’ 31.JAJ 92 100 Conv deb 6s 1925______ MASGen A ref 5s 1936_______ JAJ 85 90 73 76 73
Detroit C Gas 5% g M ’2 3 ..JAJ 95 34 97 A Hamburg Ry—See Buff A Lake Erie Trac Kings Co Elev Ry— Soo Bklyn R ap TrPrior lien 5s 1923_______ JAJ 94 96 Harrisburg (Pa) Light A Power- Kings Co GasAIfl 1st 5s ’ 40AAO 75 85Det A Sub Gas 1st 5s ’ 28JAD 90 89 92 91Detroit Edison 1st g 5s ’ 33.JAJ 92 96 Hart Man A Rock 5s 1924.AAO 100 Klnloch Telephone 6s 1928. FA A 1551st A ref 5s July l ’40..M &S 91 92 Hart A Sprlngf 5s g 1921._JAJ 75 Knoxv Gas 1st 5s’ 33 op ’ 13 AAO 80 88Det United 434s 1932 opt.JAJ 70 34 7034 Hart St Ry— 1st g 4s 1930.MAS 94 Knoxville Railway A Light—5% notes May 5 1918-FA A3 08)4 100 Harwood El 5s ’39 op ’ 14__ JAJ 95 Ref A ext 5s 1946 op__ JAD 80 85Det Ry 1st 5s ’ 18 ’24 ...JA D _____ •____ 1st A ref s f g 6s ’42 op.AlAS 94 98 Knoxville Trac 5s 19*38.. AAO ..DetAFllnt 1st g 5s ’ 2 1 ..FAA 96 Havana El cons g 5a 1952. FAA 90 93 Kokomo Marion A W Trac—■Det Roch Romeo A L Orion Helena LARy 1st 5s ’25 op MAS 78 81 1st g 5s July 1 1933_____JAJ 86 911st sk fd g 5s 1920____JAD 96 Heat Man A Fair Pass Ry— See Phila R T Lackawanna A Wyo Val R TDet Ft Wayne A Belle Isle— Home Telep A Teleg (Los An- Coll tr 5s 1951.......... ..F A A 93 961st g 5s Apr 1 1928...AAO _____ . . . . . geles Cal) 1st 5s 1933.JAJ 85 A 8834 Laclede Gas g 5s May 1919.Q-F 9734 98Det Mon A Tol Short Line Ry lsi refg 5s i945_________ JAJ 83 87 Deb g 5s Feb 1919____FAA 08 A 08A1st M g 5s Jan 1 9 3 3 ...JAJ 86 95 Honolulu Rap Trans A Land— Ref A ext g 5s 1934 AAO 9334DetANW 434a ’21 op ’ l l MAN _____ _____ 1st g 6s 1927 op 1 9 1 7 ...MAN _____ __ Lacombe El 1st M 5s’ 21._MAN 95 100Det A Pontiac— 5s g ’ 22. FAA _____ _____ HoughtonCo(Mlch) El Light— Lake Roland Elev— Seo Un Rys A Elec
Cons g 434s '26 op ’ l l . JAD 00A 1st g 5s Jan 1 1927 op t...J A J 90 94 Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 5s ’23JAJ 80 85Det A Pt Huron Shore Line— Houghton County Traction Jen g 5a Feb 1 1933____FAA 65 701st g 5s 1950..........._ .JAJ 90 93 1st con g 58 1937............... JAJ 82 87 Lor A Clev g 5s ’ 27 op ’ 17.JAJ 80Det A Lake St Cl 5s ’ 20. AAO _ ____ _____ Houghton Co St 5s 1920. JAJ 94 98 Sand Frem A So 5s 1936.JAJ 50 60
Det Ypsll Ann Arbor A Jack— Hous El 5s 1925 op 1910..FAA 90 94 Tol FremANor5s’20op’05JAJ 90 951st (j 5s 1926..................FAA 85 90 99 ak Pk Elec RyD Y A A A Con 6s 1924.FAA 92 96D D E B A B R R — See Third A v Ry Hud Riv GAE1 1st 5s ’29-MAN Coll tr 5s 1951......... ..........JAJ 95 97Duluth Ed El 1st 5s ’ 31 op.MAS _____ _____ Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947__ JAJ 81 85 Lansing Fuel A Gas 5s ’ 2 1 .AAODuluth Superior Traction Co— [lllnols Central Traction— Laurentide Power, Ltd—Duluth St Ry 1st g 5s ’ 30MAN 85 90 1st M g 58 1933 op guar.JAD 80 90 1st s f g 5S 1946 op 1920.JAJ 80 85Duquesne Trac—See Phlla Co— Illinois Northern Utilities Co— Lehigh Power Securities Corp—Eastern Pa Rys 1st 5s 1936 JAJ 62 68 1st A ref g 5s 1957 op t..A A O 75 83 6% gold notes 1927____FAA 68 J4 6934Eastern P A L 5s 1918__ MAS 98 Illinois Valley Ry— Lehigh Valley Transit—Eastern Wisconsin Ry A Lt— 1st a f g guar 5s 1935 — MAS 90 95 1st M g 5s Dec '35 op t..M A S 9734 1001st M g 5s 1923 opt____AAO — ____- Indiana Columbus A E Trac— 1st M g 4s Dec ’ 35 op t..M A S 83E Chic Alnd HarWat 5s’27.AAO . ____ _____ Gen A ref g 5s ’ 20 op ’ ll.M AN 65 70 Cons g 4s 1935_________ JAD 75East Pa G A El 1st 5s 42. JAD _____ _____ Col Lon A Sprlngf 5s ’ 20.AAO Ref A impt g 5s 1960___ JAD 81 85East St Louis (Ills) Lt A Pow— Indiana Ltg 4s 1958 op ____FAA 70 7734 Lewiston Augusta A Watorv—■1st 5s 1940____________JAD 85 92 Indiana A Mich El 5s 1957. FAA 85 88 1st A ref g 5s, 1937 op__AAOEast St Louis A Suburban Co— Indiana Nat Gas A O— See Peop les G L A Coke Law Br A Bath 1st g 5s *’ 18. MAS r»80 85Coll trust g 5s 1932 opt.AAO 80 Indiana Union Traction— Lsxington Ave A Pav Fer— See N Y R ysConv 6s Jan 1 1919_____JAJ 90 70
Alton Granite A St L Trac— Indiana Nor 1st g 5s '3 3 .AAO 70 Lexingtou (Ky) Ry— Seo Ky Tr A Term1st cons g 5s 1944____FAA 70 72 Munc A Un Cy gu 5s’36opJAJ 60 70 Lincoln G A E L 1st 5s 1941 JADEaston Cons El 5s 1949..MAN 86 90 Indlanap Columbus A Sou Tr— Ltndell Ry— See United Rys (St Lo uls)Easton Palmer A Beth St Ry 1st M*g 5s Feb 1 1923__ FAA 94 99 Little Rock G A F 6s ’ 3 7 ..MAN1st g 5s Dec 31 1918..JAJ n 95 99 Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952..AAO 82 86 Little Rock Ry A Elec—Economy Lt A Pow (Joliet, 111). Indlanap A Green Rap Tran— 1st g 5s 1933 op 1908 ... A AO 991st M s f g 5s 1956. . ..JA D 85 95 1st g 5s Jan 1 1929......... .JAJ 95 100 Ref A ext g 6s 1938____AAO 99Edison Elec 111 of Boston— Indlanap L A H 5s 1940..AAO 84 89 Lockport Light Heat A Pow—6% gold notes 1919____JAD 97 H 9834 Iuilianap A Martlnsv Rap Tr— 6% notes July 16 ’ 18.JAJ16 08A 9934Edison Elec Co (Lancaster)— 1st g 5s 1932 opt________ JAJ 90 95 Lockport A Olcott Ry— See Int Trac (B uffalo)Refund 5s 1943 ________ FAA 88 92 Indlauapolls Northern— See Uni on Tr o t Ind Lorafn A Clev 11R— See Lake Sh Elec R yEdison Elec Co of Los Angeles— Indianapolis A Northwest Tr— Los Angelos Gas A El Corp—1st A ref g 5s 1922 op ’07 MAS 95 97 A 1st g 5s 1923 op t_______MAS 86 91 1st A ref g 5s 1939 op t..M A S 90 9134Edison Lt A Pow (S F) 6s’21Q-F 104 Indianapolis A Southeast Trac Los Ang G A E 5 s ’3 4 .. .JAJ 97Eighth Ave RR — See N Y Rys 1st M g 5s 1935_________ JAJ 75 98Elec A Peop— See Phlla Rap Tr Ind’p Shelbyv A Southeast 1st Los Ang Pac Co— See Pac El RyElectrical Securities Corp— 4 s f g o s Jau 1 1932_____JAJ 90 95 Los Angeles A Pasadena— See Pac El ec Ry.Coll tr g s f 5s 1935 opt..F A A 85 95 Indianapolis Trac A Term Co— Los Angeles Ry Corp—Eliz Plaint A Cent JlSee Public 1st s f g 5s Jan 1 1933 ... AAO 85 90 1st A ref s f g 5s, 1940..JAD 74Eliz A Trenton RR/Serv Corp. Indlanap St gen 4s 1933. .JAJ 80 Los Ang Ry 5s g 1938..AAO 80Elmira Water Light A R R — Citizens1 St con 5s g ’ 33.MAN 88 95 Los Ang Trac 1st g 5s’38JAD1st A con g 5s 1956____MAS 85 88 Indlanap Wat— 5s ’26 op’ ll.JA J 93 9534 Louisville Gas A Electric—El Paso El Co coll tr g 5s’32JAJ 85 90 1st A ref g 4Hs 1940 op ..JA J n 85 95 1st A ref g 6s ’ 18 op ’ 14 .. JAJ 08 H 9934Empire Dist Elec Co— Interborough-Metropol Co— 6% notes Apr 1918___ AAO 99 1001st 5s 1949__________ MAN _____ ____ mm Coll trust g 434s 1956..AAO 55 55 34 Louisv Home Telep 5s ’ 22. JAJ 9234Empire Gas A Elec and Empire Interborough Rapid Transit— Louisville Ltg 5s ’ 53 stpd.AAO 90 95Coke Jt IstAref 5s’41 op MAS — 1st A ref g 5s '60 op tax-exJAJ 81A 83 Unstamped_______ __________ 90 95
Louisv A Nor Ry A L 5s’25JAD ...... ....../This price includes accrued Interest. * Last sale n Nominal « Sale price.
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Bonds.Loulsv Ry con M Sag ’ 30— J A
2d mtgo 4%9 1940--------- MASQen M Ss 1950............ FAA
Louisville Water— See under Lo Low Law & Hav— See BosANor Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas A Elec—
1st refAlmp g 5s’48op’ 13 AAO Lykens Val L A P 6s 1945.MAS Lynn A Boat R R — See Bos A N Macon Railway A Light Co—
1st cons g 5s ’ 53 opt '08 ..JA J Madison Co (Ills) Lt A Power—
1st g 5s 1936....................JADMadlson(Wls)GAE g 6s’ 26 AAO MadRlvPowlst5s’ 35gu op.FAA Mahoning A Shenango Ry A L—
Penn A Mah Val 5s ’ 22. MAN Youngst Shar RvAL5s’ 31 JAJ
Manchester(NH) Tr L A Pow—1st cons 5s 1921_________AAO
Manhattan El con 4s g’90.AAOStamped tax-exempt..... ..........2d g 4s 2013____________ JAD
Mfrs Light A Heat (Plttsb)—
Market St Elev Pass Ry- Market St Ry (San Fran)- Maryland Electric Rys—
Massachusetts Electric Cos-
McGavock A Mt Vernon— See
Ref g 5s Oct 1 1922 bptA Metropolitan RR—See Wash Met St Ry— See N Y Rys Met Telep A Teleg 58 1918.M Metropolitan West Side “ L
Mich Ry 6% notes 1919 . . . Mich State Telep— 5s 1924. Michigan United Rys—
Mll El Ry A Lt— 5s 1928..F Ref A ext 4%a g ’ 31 o p t .. Gen A ref g 5s 1951 opt. .J Mllw Light, Heat A Trac-
Mlnneapolls Gas Llght- lst gen 5s Feb ’30 op ’
Minn Gen El 1st 5s ’ 34 o
Mobile Elec 5s ’ 46 op ’ l Mobile Gas 1st 5s 1924. Mob Lt A RR — 1st g5s’ ;Monongahela LAP 5s ’4 9 .. J A Monougahela St Ry— See Phil Monongahela Valley Tractlon-
lst M g 58 1942 opt ’ 2 2 .. JA Montana Power—
1st Aref a f 5s 1943op’ l8_JA Montreal Lt, Ht A Power Co-
Coll tr 0% g notes 1919 . Montreal Tramways—
Montvllle St Ry— 5s 1920.M Morris Co (N J) Traction—
MuncleAUnCTr-
Municipal Service Co—S f col tr g 5aMar’42op’ 1
Muskegon Tr.A Lg. 1st 19L___ „Muskogee Electric Traction—
1st s f gold 5s 1934..
Nashville Railway A Light—
McGavock A M t Vernon— Summer St IstM 6s’26 2d series 6s July 1937.
Nashville Water 4s 1928.. Nassau El R R —See Bklyi
Nassau Lt A Pow 1st 5s ’ 27 AAO Nassau A Suff Ltg 5s ’ 45 ..F A A Nat L H A P 5s ’ 19 Ser B ..J A J
Coll trust 5s 1920 Ser C ..JA D Cent Ind Ltg 5s 1 9 2 7 ...MAN CltyGAE (Paris, Ul)5s’35 AAO Jerseyvllle 111 5s, 1935.. FAA
National Properties Co—Coll tr 4-4%-5%a 1946 .JAJ
Nevada-Callf Elec 6s 1946.JAJ Nevada-Cal Pow 6s 1927.AAO Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944.Q-J Newark Cons Gas con 5s ’ 48JA D Newark Pass Ry— See Public Se New Bed Mlddleb A Brock— See New Bedf A Onset 1st 5s’ 22.JAJ New Brunswick (Can) Pow Co
1st M 5s 1937..................MASNew England Elec Securities—
1st coll tr5s Jan 3 1932..JAJ3i New Eng Tel A Tel 5s 1919. AAO
4s Jan 1930_____________ JAJ5s gold Oct 1 1932_____AAO
N H A Centrev 1st 5s g’33.M AS New Haven Wat •l%a 1962.JAJ N J A Hud Riv Ry A Ferry—
1st gold 48 1950 opt____MASN J Pow A L 5s 1936______ FAANew London GAE 5s ’27 .-AAO
2d M 5s 1929............ ...A A OConsol A refg 5s 1933 __ JAJ
New Milford Pow 1st 5s ’ 32 FAA New Orleans Ry A Light Co—
Gen M ■l%a g 1935.......... JAJRefAgen5s’49op’ 19serA MAN
Penn tax exempt_________Deb g gu 6s 1918 o p t .. . JAD Canal A Clalb 1st 6s ’ 46.MAN N O C y R R — Gen g 5s ’ 43JAJ
N O Cy A Lake 5s 1943.JAJ NOACarroll con5sFeb’33.JA J
Edison El 1st 5s 1929.-JAJ N O Pow-House Co 5s ’41 .JAJ St Charles St 1st g 4s’52..jA.T
Newp News A Hamp Ry, G A E1st A ref 5s 1944_______ JAJNewp’tNewsAOld Pt Ry A El
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938...MAN Gen g 5s Mar 1 1941..MAS
New W ’msburgh A Flatbush— See Bkl N Y Gas Elec I, H A P Co—
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948_____JADPur tnon col tr 4s 1949 ..FAA Ed El 111, N Y , con g 5s’95JAJ Central Un Gas 5s g 1927JAJEquitable Gas 5s 1932__ MASNew Amster Gas 5s 1948. JAJ N YAER Gas 1st g 5s ’ 44. JAJ
Con 5s 1945__________ JAJNYAWestch Ltg 4s 2004.JAJ
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar.JAJ North Un Gas 5s 1927.MAN Standard G L 5s 1930. .MAN
N Y Municipal Ry Corp—1st M 5s 1966__________ JAJ
NY A N J Telep 5s g 1920.MAN N Y A Pa Telep A Teleg Co—
1st gold 5s Feb 1 1926__ FAAGen S Fd g 4s Nov ’ 29..M AN
N Y A Queens Elec Lt A Pow—1st cons g 5s Aug 1 1930.FAA
NYAQueensGas 1st 5s ’ 34 FAA NY A Queens C oR y 4s’46.AAO
Steinway Ry— 1st g 6s’22.JAJ New York Railways—
1st R E A rpf 4s ’42 op’ 16. JAJ AdJ Inc g 5s Jan 1942— AAO Bleeck St A FF 1st 4s ’ 50 .JAJ BwayA7th Av Cons5s’43JAD Bway Surf RR 1st 5s ’ 24.JAJ CenCrosstown 1st 6s’22.MAN
ChrlsAlOth St lst4s’ 18AAO Col A 9th Av 1st 5s ’93. .M AS Eighth Av cert lnd 6s’ 19.FAA LexAvAP Fy 1st 5s g’93.MAS Second Av con 5s g ’48 gu.FAA
Trust Co ctfs of deposit—South Ferry 1st 5s 1919. AAO Tar W P A Mam 5s g ’ 28MAS Third Ave— Seo under “ T .”34th St Crosst 1st 5s ’90. AAO23d St. Ry. 5s 1962_____JAJ
N Y A Rich Gas 5s 1921. . MAN NYAStarnf— 1st g 5s ’ 31..A A O
IstAref g4s’58op af’ 14guMAN New York State Rys—
1st con g 4 %o ’02 op ’ 13M A N N Y A Suburban Gas—Seo West NY Tel 1st 4 J$s’ 39 taxex.MAN N Y Westch A Bos R y— See St Niagara Falls Pow 5s 1932. JAJ
Refg A gen 6s Jan 1932.AAO Niagara L H A P 1st 5s ’ 22MAN
Cons A refg g 5s ’ 25 opt .MAN Niagara Lockport A Ont Pow—
1st s f g 58 ’54 tax-exempMAN Norf A Atl Term— See ValtyAP Norf A Ports Tr— See Va Ry AP Norf Ry A Lt 1st 5s’49 ..M A N
Norfolk St 1st g 5s 1944.. JAJ North Carolina Elec Power—
1st s f g 5s Oct ’ 40 op ’ 16 AAO North Carolina Pub Serv Co—
1st A ref 5s 1934 opt------AAOSallsb A Spencer 5s ’4 5 ..MAN
North Cal Pow 5s 1932...JA D R A cons s f 5s ’ 48 op ’ 15 JAD
Nor Canada Pow 6s 1928..JAJ Northern Idaho A Mont Pow—
1st s f g 6s 1949 op ’ 14 — FAA Northern Illinois Lt A Trac—
1st M gold 5s 1923 guar..JAJ Northern Ohio Trac A Light—
1st consol g 5s 1933----------JAJ1st consol g 4s 1933----------JAJ1st 1 A ref 5s 1950_______ FAANor Ohio con g 5s 1919..JAJ
North O n tL A P 6s Apr ’ 31.J ' * Northern States Power Co—
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Philadelphia Co. (Concluded)—Pitts 1st Trac 5s 1927..AAO SoTra^stAxolI tr g Ss’SOAAO The 2d Ave Tr 5a 1934. _ JAD United Traction 5s 1997.JAJ
„ West Bnd Trac con 5s ’38. JAJ Philadelphia Electric—
1st M 58 1966 ............... -AAOPhiladelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f__FAA 8 f guar g 5s '62 opt ’ 17. MAS Darby Media A Ches St Ry—..1 st 4 ^ s '36 opt '16 gu.JAJ Market Street Elev Pass Ry—
1st g gu 4s 1955.........MANUnion T ra ction -
Elec A Peo 4s tr ctfs’45AAO Hest Man A F 5s 1924 MAN People’s Traction Co—
. P P R y tr ctfs 4s ’43 FAAok., ^ ,P¥,] Pasa 2d 08 ’29-MANPhiladelphia Suburban Gas A El
¥ * ref * 08’60 op ’ 15.FAA Phila A West Chester Tr—Mtge goM 4s 1954_____JAJ
Philadelphia A Western Ry—is t g 5s July 1 I960____JAJ
P tts Alleg A Man—See PhilaCo o £ P ‘rm T r— See Phila Co Pitts A Charleroi— See Phila Co P M cKACon— See W Penn Rys Pitts Trac—See Phila Co Port and (Me) El as ’ 20 optFAA Portland (Ore) Gas A Coke—
1st A ref g as '40 opt ’ 20. JAJ Portland Gas 1st 6s 1951 FAA
Portland (Me) RR —1st con 3**s 1951 op ’31.JAJ 1st 1 A con m 5s 1945..MAN
Portland Ry Lt A Power—1st A ref s f 5s 1942 op ..F A A Portl’d Ry ref 5s ’ 30 op . MAN
City A Sub cou 4s ’ 30. JAD _ Pprt Gen Elec 1st 5s 35.JAJ Portland (Me) Water 4s ’ 27FAA Porto Rico Rys, Ltd—
1st g 0s Nov 1 1936 op . MAN min.Potomac El Pow 5s ’29 op . JAD _____ Cons M * 08 1936 guar..JAJ 95 Prescott G A El 1st 6s ’4 0 ..JAJ 85 ProT. Secur.— see Steam R .R ’s.Public Light A Power—
1st M 5s 1945............... ..F A A 85Public Service Co of Nor III—o L8,*. &c,ref ? 08 1900 °P’21 -AAO 80 Public Service Corp of N J—
Trust certs 6% perpet..M AN 970% notes 1919............. MAS 95 **Gen g 5s Oct 1 1959 op__AAO 75 Camden Sub 1st 5s 1946.JAJ 93Cons Trac 1st 5s 1933..JAD 93 Ells Pialnf A Cent Jer Ry—
1 1 9 50 ...JAD 88 Elizabeth & Trent 5s’62 AAO 87 J C Hob A Pat 4s 1949. MAN 67Newark Pass con 5s ’ 3 0 ..JAJ 95Newark Term Ry 6a ’55. JAD 88N Hud Co Ry cons 5s ’ 28.JAJ 92
2d as ext to 1924____MAN 89Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948. MAN 69 Or A Pass Val 1st 6s ’ 38.JAD 89Paterson R y— Con6sg’31JAD 104 „ 2d 6 s ’ 14ext 0% t o ’44AAO 100 g .T r St R y 1st M 5s g ’21AAO 98 Riverside Trac 5s 1960.JAD 80 80 Jersey Gas El A Trac—
„ . 9 u?rJ< 08 Mch 1 1953 MAS 90Pueblo A Sub Tr A Ltg—1st s f 8s 1922..................AAO 94
Puget Sound Power Co—_ l»t g SU 5s 1933 opt____JAD 87Puget Sound Tr L A Pow—
Mort 6s Feb 1919...........FAA 97Puget Sound Electric Ry—
1st consol g 5s ’ 32 op . FAA 75 Tacoma RyAP 5s ’29 AAO 80
Quebec R y L H A Pow—Cons g 8s 1939 opt_____JAD
Queens Borough (NY) Gas A ElGen M gold as 1952.........JAJ r»80
Quincy (111) Gas Elec A Heat—1st cons g 58 1935 o p ’ 10-MAS 80Quincy G A E 58 1929..MAS 90
Racine (Wls) Water 5 s ’31.MAN 76gap Tr St Ry— See Pub Ser CorReading Trac 6s 1933_____JAJ 100
ReadAWom— 1st 5s g ’ 25 JAJ 90Rhode Isld Sub 4s ’50____JAJRichmond (S I) Lt A RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952.........JAjRio de Janeiro Tram L A P—„ 1st g 3s 1933____________ JAJRiverside Trac— See Pub Serv C orp Roanoke Tr A L 1st 5s ’58.FAARoanoke W W 6s 1936____JAJ
5% notes 1919_________MANRoch GAE 2d 4**s’20op’ 10MAS Roch Ry A Lt 8s ’ 54 o p t .. JAJ
Tax exempt.........Roch Ry cons 5s g 19*30."AAO
t> 2d Bag 1933..................JADRoch Syr A E 1st 5s 1945.MAN Rochester Telep 1st g 5s ’ 20.JAJ„ Cen 5s 1933____________ AAORockford (111) Electric Co—
1st A ref s f 8s ’ 39 op’ ’ 14 MAS Rockford A Inter-Urban Ry—
1st g 5s 1922 op 1907 ... A AO Rockford Freeport 1st
6s 1923 op aft Feb ’ 10 Rock B A J 1st g 5s ’30guA AO
Rumford Falls Pow 4s Octl 1943 Rutland RyLAP lst5s’46 MAS Sacramento Elec Gas A Ry—
Cons 5s Nov 1 1927 MAN Sacramento Gas 6s ’ 18-40.AAO Saginaw-Bay City R y—
1st A ref g 5s 1935------- MAS 70Saginaw Val Tr 5s 1920. FAA 94
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„ Coll tr g 5s 1949 op t.......MASSouth N E Telep 1st 5s ’ 48.JAD South Ohio Tr— See Cln Day A Southern Pow 5s 1930 opt.M AS Southern Sierras Power—
1st s f g gu 6s Sep’36op’ 18 JAJ Southern Trac— See Phila Co Southern Utilities 6s 1933. AAO Southern Wise Pow 5s ’ 38.AAO Southwestern Gas A Electric—
1st A ref s f as 1932 opt ..FA A Southwestern Power A Light—
1st lien 5s 1943______ JADSouthwest Missouri RR—
Gen A ref 5s 1931______MAS8 W M o El RV ref 5s 1923. MAS
Spokane A Inland Empire RR 1st A ref g 5s 1926 opt. MAN
SpringBr’kWater— 5s gr26.AAO Springfield (O) Lt Ht A Power—
1st s f g 3s 1929 op 1914. FAAGen A ref 5s 1933...........AAO
8prlngf A N E Tr— See St L Sprl Springfield (111) Ry A Lt Co—Springfield(MoV rjt A L Y co—
1st s f g 5s 1926 opt____MAN5% notes 1918...............
Springfield (Ohio) Ry— '1st m 5s 1 9 3 5 ..............MAS1st m 5s 1918-1935 ___ MAS
Spring Val Wat ref g 4s ’ 23.JAD Standard Gas A Elec of Delaw—
Conv s f g 6s 1926 o p t...J A D6% gold notes 1935___ AAO
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St Charles St R R — See N Or Ry 3t Clair County (111) Gas A El—„ lst cona guar 5s 1959...MAS 79** St Joseph Gas— lst 5s 1937.JAJ
45 St Joseph Rv Lt Heat A Pow—80 1st g 5s Nov 1 1937____MAN
St Louis R R — See Un Rys (StL)95}* St Louis Spring! A Peoria R R —
lst A ref gu g 5s ’ 39 op ..JA D St Louis A Spring! 5s ’33. J&D Spring A N E T r 5s 1936 .JAD
St L A Sub Ry— See Un Rys (St St L Tran—See Un Rys ISt L)St Paul City Ry— See Twin City St P Gas L cou ex 6s 1918..JAJ
Geu gold 5s 1944_______MASSt Petersb (Fla) Ltg 6s ’ 45. JAD Salisbury A Spencer— See No Ca SalmonRlvPow gu 5s’52 opF&A Salt Lake Term 6s 1935 J & D San Antonio GAE 5s ’49 .M A S San Antonio Water Supply—
lst A ref s f 5s ’ 33 opr13.FAA San Diego Consol Gas A Elec—
1st g 5s 1939 opt 1914..MAS. Deb 6s 1922..................... JADSand Frem A So Ry— See Lake San Fran GAE 4**s 1933.MAN
Not callable______ ________San Frau Oak A San Jose Con
Con 5s May 19 1938..MAN19 8 F O A S J Rv lst 5s ’ 33. JAJ
2d M g 5s 1933 s f _____JAJSau Joaquin Lt A Pow Corp—
lstAref g 6s ’ 50 Ser A op.FA ASeries C ________________
San Joaquin Light A Power— lst 3s 1945 op aft ’ 10 ..JA D
Santiago (Cuba) Elec L A Tr—1st g 6s 1959 opt ’ 19.........JAJ
Sao Paulo Tram L A P , Ltd—lst g 83 June 1 1929____JAD
Savannah Elec Co 5s g ’ 52. JAJ Sayre (N Y )E !ec 5s 1947..AAO Schenectady Railway Co—
let M 5s 1946 op '1 9 ...M A S Schuylk Trac— lst 5s 1943 AAO Scioto Vail Tr lst 5s 1923 MAS Scranton Elec 5s ’ 37 opt ’ 12.JAJ Scranton Ry— lst 5s Nov’32JAJ
Gen g 5s 1920 opt_____MANScran Trac lst 6s g ’ 32 .MAN 98 8cran A Carb Tr lst 6s ’ 23JAJ 99**
Seattle Elec 1st g 5s '30 op FAA 88 Con A refg 8 f 5s 1929... FAA 80Seattle Ry 5s 1921 op t..M A N 96
Seattle-Everett Traction—lst M g 5s 1939 op ’ 14..MAS 80
Seattle Ltg lat 5a’44 op 10.MAS 88 Ref g 5s 1949 opt 1914..AAO 80
Second Ave— See N Y Rys Second Ave Trac— See Phila CoSeneca Power Corp 6s ’46. MAS .........Sharon A New Castle Ry—
1st g 5s guar 1931 ...........JAJ 89Shawlnlgan Water A Power—
5% gold notes Oct 1 ’ 18.AAO 96**6% con g notes Dec 15’ 19 J&D 96
Shrevep Rys— lst 5s ’ 18-’ 44JAJ 90Sierra A San Francisco Power—
1st g 58 1949 opt............. FAA 80Sioux City Service Co—
1st A ref s f g 5 s ’28 o p ...J A J 83 Sioux City Tr lst 5s 1919 JAJ
Somerset Un A Middlesex Ltg—Mtge g 4s Dec 1 1943...J& D 73
So Bend A Mishawaka Gas—Cons g 5s 1926 opt 1908.. JAJ 90 93
South Carolina Lt Pow A Ry—Q i a t s i g 5s 1937 o p t ... .M A N 80 85South Cov A Cln St Ry-See Cln New A Cov Ry South Ferry—See N Y Rys ySouth Jer G E A T —See Pub Ser Corp
aVl8^ ,* Boa St Ry— See Old Colony St Ry So Side El 4**s 1924 op ’ 10.JAJ 80 82**Sou Yuba Wat— Con 6s ’ 23.JAJ 73Southern Bell Telep A Teleg—
lst s f g 5s 1941 o p ’ 10._.JAJ 90** 91**Sou B’ vard—Soe Third Ave Ry Southern California Edison—
Gen g 5s Nov 1939 opt .JAJ 85** 88Conv deb 6sMarl5,’20 MAS 15 97** 9a 1Gen A ref 2-yr 6s 1919..JAJ 97** 98'
Southern Ills Light A Power—lst M 6s 1931 o p . ...........JAJ 90 95
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Toledo Home Telep 5s 1922.JAJ Tol A Indiana lst 5s 1931.JAJ Toledo Trac Light A Power—
lst lien 7s 1920_________ JAJTol A West Ry lst g 5s ’ 26.JAJ Topeka Edison 5s Sept '30 .JAJ Topeka Ry— 5s ’30 op ’ 15 .. JAJ Toronto Ry 4**s ’ 18-’ 21__FAA Trenton G A El g 5s 1949..MAS Trent St Ry— con g 5s ’ 38 ..JA J
Trent Pass 6s Sept30’31 AAO Trl-Clty Ry A L ig h t-
Coil tr s f g 5s 1923.........AAOlat A ref g 5s 1930 opt__JAJ
Troy City Ry— See Un Tr (Alb)Troy Gas 2d 6s 1923_____FAA
Consol 5s 1 9 3 9 ............MAN28th A 29th Sts— See 3d Ave Ry 23d St Ry— See N Y Rys Twin City Rapid Transit Co
Minn St R con 3s ’ 19 JAJ 18 St Paul Cy— lst g 6a ’ 32. AAO
lst cons 6s g 1934____AAOCable con 5s g 1937..JAJ13
Guar g 5a 1937_____ JAJMinn A St P Sub 5a ’ 24MAS Minn St A St Paul City—
Cons guar g5a 1928..A A O Twin City Telep 5s 1 9 2 6 ...JAJ Twin States Gas A Elec—
1st A ref 5s Oct 1 9 5 3 ...AAO Underground Elec Ry of London
4**s Jan 1 1933...............JAJIncome 6s Jan 1 1948............. ..
Union Depot—See United Rys Uulon El Lt A Pow Co of St L—
lst k 3s Sept 1 1932____MASRefAext 5s’ 33 op aft’ IS.MAN
Union Elev RR— See Northwest Union Light Heat A Pow(Cln)—
lst 4s May l '18 opt’OO.MAN Union Ry— See Third Ave Ry Union Ry Gas A Elec Co (111)—
Col tr g 5s 1939 conv op.JAJ5% notes 1919................. AAO
Union Trac Co of Indiana—1st g 5s July 1919_____ JAJIndlanap North’n 5s 1932 JAJ
Union Utilities 5s 1944 op.JAJ United Elec Lt A Power, Balt—
1st cons g 4**s 1929...MAN Unit Elec Co of N J 4s '49.JAE United Electric Securities Co—-
Coll tr g 5s 1933 to 1943.FAA United Fuel Gas 6s 1936..JAJ United Gas A Elec Corp—
Coll tr s f g 6s 1945____AAQUnitedG A E of N Jlst5s’22 JAJ United Gas A E1(8F) 5s’ 32_JA. United G A F 6 e ’ 18op ’ 14.MAN United Ilium Co New Haven—
lst 4s Feb 1 1940............. FAAUnited Light A Rys—
lst A ref g 5s 1932 o p .. JADConv deb 6s 1926______ MAh6% gold notes 1920 op t..JA J 6% g notes May 1920 Ser A . i
United Power A Tran—Del Co A Phi tr ctfs 4s’49 JAJ United Rys tr ctfs 4s '49. JA.
United Public Utilities (Dellst 6s 1943______________ JAJ
United RRs of San Frau—8 f g 4s April 1 1927___ AAO
Un Tr Co N Y ctfs dep . A InterchctfsUnTrSFAEqTi
Markot St con g 5s 1924.MAE Omnibus Cable lst 6s’ 18 AAO
Unit Rys A Elec (Baltimore) —1st consol g 4s 1949____MASIncomes g 4s 1949 op ’29 JADl Inc fundu ‘ng g 5s 1936. JAD| _ . .
United Rya Investment Co—1st lien coll tr a f g 5a ’20 MAN
U S Pub Serv 1st 6a ’27. . FAAUBTeleph 5a 1919................JAJUnited Traction (Albany)—
Deb g 4^ 8 1919..............MANCon g 4)4s 2004..............JAD
Tax-exem pt....... ..............Albany Ry con M 5a g 30 J A
Gen g 5s 1947............-JADW TurnARll 1st g 6a ’ 19 MAN
2a g 6a 1919...........Troy City Ry 5a g 1942-AAO
Unit Tr (Plttab)— See I'hlla ^ c United Tr A El (Prov) 5a’33 MAS United Util lat 6s ’ 43 op ’ 18 JAJ Utah CaaACokolatSa’ SO opt,JAJ Utah Lt A P cons g 4s 30.JAJ Utah Lt A Ry (Salt L City)—
Cons Ry A P 1st Ss 21..JA Utah P A L lat 5a 1944. -.F A A Utah Securities Corp— . . . _
8% notea Sept 15 1922. MAS Utica El L A P lat 5a 1950. JAJ Utica GaaAEl refAext 5a 57 JAJ Utica A Mohawk Valley Ry—,
Utica Belt i/laV g 5s"’ 39 MANValley1 (fcmntleaPo'w 5a’ 30.MAN Ventura CoPow lat 6a 30.M AN Vermont Pow A Ltg 5a 27-MAH Virginian Pow lat 5a 1942. JAD Virginia Ry A Power—
lat A ref g 5a 1 9 3 4 ...- - .J * Norf A Atl Term 5a ’29 MAS Norf A Porta Tr 5a ’ 3 0 .-JAD
Wash Alexandria A Mt Vernon1st g 5a 1955 opt------ MAS
Washington Balt A Ann El—1st M 5s Mch 1941 op.-M AS
Waah’n (DC) Gaa 5a 1960.MAN Waahlngton-Idaho Wat L A P—
1st g 6s 1941...............MANWash Ry A El g 4a 1951 ..J A D
Anacost A Pot 5s 1949..AAOGuaranteed-------------— —
City A Sub 5a g 1948..-FAA Metropolitan lat 5s 1925 FAA
Washington Water Power CoConsol A coll tr g 5a 1929.JAJ 1st refg g 5s 1939 op ...J A J
Waterloo Ced Falla A No Ry— 1st M a f g 5a 1940 op ’ 15. JAJ
Watervllet Turnpike A RR— See Westchester Elec— See 3d AvID Westchester Lt lat g 5s ’ 50.JAD
N Y Sub Gaa— lat g5a’ 49MAS West Cheater (Pa) St Ry—
lat g 5a Aug 7 1932------- 1* AAWest End St—See Boston El West End St Ry— See Boston El Westerly L A P 5s 1937— JAD Western Light A Power—
lat a f 5s 1925................MANWestern N Y A Pa Trac—
1st A ref g 5s 1957 op 12. JAJ Western N Y Utilities—
1st g 5s 1946-------- JADW Ohio Ry— 1st 5s 1921.-MAN Western States Ga3 A Electric—W 1st A ref 5a 1941 opt------JAD
0% notes Feb 1927..........FAAWestern TAT Col tr g 5s’ 32.JAJ WeatUn Teleg Coll tr 5a ’38. JAJ
Fdg A R E M 4H sg ’ 50.MAN MutUuCa ext at 0% t° 41MAN Northw’n gu g 4>$s 1934. JAJ
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w i t Liberty St Ry— See Phlla West Penn Power—
lat M 5a 40 op 21 Her A MAS West Penn Railways Co—
lat g 5s Jan 1 1931-------AAOPitta McKees A Connells RR
1st cons g 5s Jan 1 31 - . JA West Penn Tr 1st 5a 1960 JAI W Phlla Pass Ry— bee Phla R I Whatcom Co ltyALt 5a 35MAN Wheeling (W Va) Elec Co—
1st M 5a 1941 op t------M A NWheeling Trac 5a g 1931. - - JAJ Wllkea-BarreGAE 5a 55opt.JAJ Wilkes-Barre A Hazleton RR
lat coll tr g 5a 1951 -M A N 15 Wilkes A Wyo Val— 5s ’ 21 AAO Wllklnsb A E Pitts St Ry—SeeWlllapa Elec 6s 1923----- --J *JWllllamspt Gaa— 1st g5s 39FAA Wllm A Chea Tr g 5s 1918. AAO Wilmington (Del) Gas Co—
lat A ref a f g 5a 1949 op.M AS Winnipeg El— 1st ref 5s 35 JAJ Wisconsin Edison Co— „ . . .
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Chris A 10th Sts RR— See N Y Cincinnati Gaa A E lectric.. 100Cincinnati Gas Transp--------100Cincinnati A Hamilton T rac.100
Preferred--------------------------100Cln New A Cov Lt A T ra c.. 100
Preferred------------ 100Cincinnati Street R y ----- — 50Clncln A Subur Bell T elep ..50Cities Service----------------------100
Preferred--------------------------100Citizens’ Pass Ry— See Phil R T Cltizeus Trac— See Phlla Co City Pass Ry— See Reading TrCity Ry (Dayton, Ohio)------100
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Preferred............. - ..............J00,Dayton A Western common. 100
Preferred - - ------------ J00Denver Gas A Elec pref—-.100 Denver A Northwestern R y -100Denver Union Water..............100Detroit Edison........................ 100Detroit United R y - - - -^ - - . - -1^ Dominion Teleg (C anada)...50Duluth Edison Electric......... 100 n
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Preferred — — _ 00Edison Elec"ilium "(Boston). 100 x 139 Eighth Ave R R — See N Y RyaElectrical Securities pref------100 n 70Electric Invest Corp............. 100 10
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Prefe,176(1...............................100Nebraska Power p re f .. 100 Newark Consolidated G as.1100 New Bedford Gas A E le c .. . 100 New Bedford A Onset R y.._100New England Co com .........100
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Preferred.............................. iooPacific Power A Light p ref.. 100Pacific Telep A Teleg...........100
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87%
6% cum preferred_______ sod 30Allegheny Traction______ 5 0 d .........Citizens Traction_____ 5 0 d - - - -Duquesne Light pref.. . . .100 97Federal St A Pleasant Val. 25 d .........Pittsburgh A B’bam T r . . . 50 d .........United Traction preferred 50 d _____
Phlla Electric (full paid).........25 d 25 %Phlla Rap Tran Vot Tr Ctfs. 50 d 27%
Citizens’ Passenger guar.. 50 d -------Contlnen Pass Ry ($29 pd) 50 d .........Falrm’t Pk A Haddlng’n . . 50 d .........Frankf’d A Southwark Pass 50 d _____Germantown Passenger.. 50d ____Green A Coates Sts ($15 pd)50 d ____Hestonvllle M A F com .. 50 d ____
Preferred____________ sodPas,s Ry<323% pd)50 d -------
d£ , Ay *LFy(823 pd> .........Philadelphia Traction___ 50 d 70Ridge Ave Pass ($28 paid) 50,' d .........2d A 3d Sts Ry guar........... 50 d
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135
285230
92%140
5150'
300260150
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Pino Bluff Co pref......... IIIIlOO 95P & Blrm Trac— See Phlla CoPittsburgh Oil A G as___ IOOPortland (Me) Gas Light____50 dPortland (Ore) Ry Lt A Pow—
New stock (73% p aid )...100 Porto Rico Rys L td .. 100_ Preferred ................ moProvidence Gas........................50 dPublic Service Corp of N J . . 100
Camden A Sub ($5 paid). . 25 d Consolidated Trac of N J. 100 Elizabeth A Trent c o m .. . 50 d
Preferred........ ................... 30 dRapid Transit St Ry C o .. 100 So Jersey Gas Elec A Trac 100
Public Service Co of Nor 111. 100Preferred.................. 100
Puget Sound Tr Lt A P ow .. 100Preferred_____ ioo
Quebec Ry Lt Heat A Pow. 1100 Railways Company General 10 Rap Tran St Ry— See Pub ServReading Traction........... .. 50
City Passenger R y........... 80East Beading Electric Ry. 50
Reading Transit A Lt, pref 50Republic Ry A Lt com___ 100
Preferred 100Rhode Island Elec Protect.. 100
652030210
10872859
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23% 57
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93% Richmond Light A RR 100 ! ‘l Roch Ry A Light preferred 100 00 Jos Ry Lt Ht A Pow pref. 100 £2, ✓ San Joaquin Light A P ow .. . 10087% Preferred___ m o55 Savannah Electric C o. I 10072 Preferred......... ' mo17 Scioto Valley Trac c o r n . I 10081 First preferred........... ........ioo52 Preferred....... .............. mo40 Scranton Elec, p r e f .. . I IIIIlOO
Shawtnlgan Water A Power.100 43% Somerset Un A Middlesex LtlOO
South Calif Edison com . 100Preferred.......... too
South A Atlan Teleg (guar).-25 Southern New Eng T e le p ... 100Southern Utilities com ____100
Preferred........... .. tooSo Jer Gas El A Tr— See Publl c Servic'o CorpSouthwest Missouri RR ioo Southwest’n Pow A Lt pref. 100 Spokane A Ini Emp-Cap stk 100
Preferred c tfs .......... .. 100Springfield (Mo.) Ry. A L. pref Spr ngflel, (O.)L.H.A P.preflOO Spring Valley W a te r ... . . 100Standard Gas A Elec (D e l)..50
Preferred......... .............. 50Superior Water, L A P com 100
Preferred................ 100Tampa Elec C o_________ iooTennessee Ry L A P com ... 100
Preferred__ 10019 Terre Haute Ind A E ast.1 .110096 Preferred......... .. 100, r I erTe £ a,,te Tr * Lt p re f.. 1100*2 Texas Power A Light, pref.. 100ov £ h,lrd A™ I l 7 (N Y ) ______ 100Lo e< 0 Bowling Green A So. 100 oO Toledo Horae Telephono____i()0AS IX £ oIed<? Ry,3 A Light C o.........100Toronto Railway............. ioo(J | Tri-City Ry A Light C o l . . 10019 L Preferred.______ _______ mo5o Tri-State Telep A Teleg.........1035 ; Preferred.............. 1026% Troy (N Y) Gas______ ..IIIlO O
23d Street— See N Y Railways Twin City Rapid T ransit... 100
Preferred____________ moUnion Natural Gas................ iooUnlonStRy(New Bed,Mass) 100 Union Trac of Ind co m .. 100
First preferred........... iooS.fcond preferred_________100
United Elec of New Jersey.. 100 United Electric Secur p re f.. 100United Gas A Elec Corp____100
First preferred............... .100Second preferred............... ioo
United Gas A Elec of N J pf. 100 United Gas Improvement...5 0 United 111 Co of New Haven. 100 United Light A Rys com . ..100
First preferred________ iooUnited Rys of St Lou— Com. 100
Preferred___________ iooUnited Rys A Elec(Balt) com 50 United Rys Investment C o. 100
Preferred.......................... moUnited Trac A Elec (Prov).lOOUnited Utilities.................. ..100
Preferred......... ..................... 100Utah Power A Light p re f ... 100Utah Securities Corp______ 100Virginia Ry A Power com__ 100
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100
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72
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referred...............................100Wash Balt A A n n ap_________30„ Pref erred______________ 50Washington (D C) Gas______ 20Wash-Idaho Wat L A P p f . . 100 Wash (D C) Ry A El co m .. 100
Preferred................. moWash-Vlrglnla Ry, pref____1100Washington Water Power Co 100Western Ohio RR ctfs ..........100Western Power.........................100
Preferred______________ moWestern Rys A Light pref 11100
York (Pa) Rys common___I
27dx 54
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Bonds. Bid. Ask. Bonds. Bid. Ask. Bonds. Bid.INDUSTRIAL & MISCEL’ NE Acme White Lead A Color Wks-
1st 08 July 1918 to ’ 28 op.JAJ Adams Exp col tr g 4s ’48.MAS
Col tr g 4s 1947_______ JADb Basis. /T h is price Include
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97/ 64% a firm ip
ONDS.9960%65%
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Advance-Rumely deb6s’25 MAF Aetna Explosives 0s Jan ’43 O-J Ala Steel A Shlpbldg— See Tenn AlaskaGoldMinesdeb6s'25MA3 Deb 6s 1926 Ser B ........ MASat. Z- T rial anln _ __ !__1
8380
C I A
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8585
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American Agricultural Cher — 1st g 5s 1928 s f con v .. .AAOConv g deb 5s 1924_____PAA
American Can—S f deb * 5a 1928 opt. . Fit A
94%9392
1009593
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INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES■ I nrir * * »rm now “ and interest” except where marked “t” and Income and defaulted bona*
Bonds.Amer Cot Oil g 5s 1931 optMAN Amer Graphophone 6s ’ 30.JAD AmHldeALeatb 1st g 6s’ 19.MAS American Ice Securities—
American Ice Co— R E 1st & gen s f 6s ’ 42 opt ’ 13..FAA
Coll tr g 6s 1922 opt._ .F A A Am Pipe A Fdy 6s 1928.. TL Am Sew Pipe— 1st s f 6s ’2i Amor Smelt A Refining—Amer Spirits Mfg g 6s 19: Amer 8 S of W Va 5s 192i Amer Steel Foundries—
American Type Founders—American Writing Paper—
1st g 5s ’ 19 op aftJuiy’09.. Armour A Co.— Real est li
Astorla(NY)Veneer MillsAD-lst s f g 6s 1941 opt------- JA
Atl Gulf A W Indies SS Llnes-Col tr g 5s Jan 1 1959------JA
Atlantic Ice A Coal Corp—
Baldwin Locomotive W o rk s - let s f 5s 1940 op aft ’ 15 MA
Barney A Smith Car 5s 1936J/ Beech Creek C & C 5s ’ 44..J A D
6% :
Braden Copper Mines Co—S f g 6s 1931 ...................1
Brooklyn Ferry Co—Con 5s ’ 48 ctfs dop stpd.I
Buffalo*Susq Iron 5s 1932J Deb g 5s Jan ’ 26 op ’ 10.-h
California Wine Association— Conv g5sSepl0’25 op s f
Canada Cem’t 1st 6s’29 op A * 1 Canadian Car & Fdy Co, Ltd-
5s April 1933.
Chlcoutlmt Pulp 6sConv 6s 1932
Part paid..
K go
1st g i
1st lien G% notes—
Cudahy Packing Co—
Distillers’ Securities Corp—
1st s fdu Pont
Elk Horn Coal 6s 1925.
Fairmont Coal 5s 1931..
Bid. Ask. Bonds. Bid. | Ask.
80 82 Gleneral Elec 3%s 1942 op.FAA I 77% Pc96 98 j Deb g 5a 1952 op _______ MAS 95 %l 96%98% 101 6% gold notes 1920_____JAJ 99% 100
95 96% 1 1st M s f 6s June 1926__ JAJ 98 1 100 Pi92 95 ( leneral Rubber 5s 1918__ JAD 97% 98 Pi
Cilrard Pt Storage 3%s '40. AAO _____93 97 ( Jordon Ironsides AFares Co,Ltd, P99 1st s f g 6s 1927 opt______ JAJ _____ —
/ 88 91 CJottlieb-Bauerschmidt-StrausBrew Co— 1st 4s 1951. -M AS 23 P
88% 88%: 2d Income 5s Sep 1951.MAN 1 P<93 96 Granby Con Mtn Smelt A Pow—95 100 1st conv 6s 1928 ser A ..M A N 97 P
Stamped--------------------------- 93 95% P90 92 Grand River Coal A Coke— See 2o Fuel k Iron | P97 97% Hall Signal 63 ’ 18-’ 20_____AAO 90 96 | R
113 __ Havana Tobacco— 5s 1922 JAD 45 5071 78% 1 ieckor-Jonea-Jewell 6s ’ 22 MAS 98 100 ( R
I: loboken Land A Impt Co—88 94 1st M g 5s Nov 1930__ MAN 95 _____ c
lock Val Products 5s’61 op.JAJ fn 4S 5281 % 82% loster-Columbus Co 6s’40. AAO 40 50 R
: ludson Nav g 6s 1938 op.FA A _____ ......... R84% 84% luebner-Toledo Brew Oa’ SOJAJ 35 45
99% luntlngton Land A Impt— RColl tr g gu 6s 1918-1927 JAD 97% 99 R
___ llinolsSteel— Deb 4%s'40.AAO 82% 84 SIndependent Brewing 6s’55 JAJ _____ 8 40 b
78 79 ndlana Steel 1st 5s 1952. . MAN 96% 96%: ugersoll-Rand— 1st g 5s Dec 31 s
95 98 1935 opt Dec 31 1910. . .JAJ 100 S95 _____ ularjd Steel 1st 6s 1918-28. AAO b 6% 5% % S
ExtAref 6s '42 op’ 16 serA.JAJ 100% 101% S100% 105% nternat Agricul Corp— s_____ 65 IstAcoll tr s f g 5s’ 32op MAN 73 73%85 92 nterllarv5% Feb 15 1918. FAA 99%
International Merc Marine— S98% 99% 1st M coll tr 6s 1941.. AAO 92 93% S
? 116 118 .nternational Paper—87% 89 Con conv g a f 5s ’ 35op’09 JAJ _____ _____ S
5 97 97% Internet Salt g 5s ’ 51 on___AAO 70 73 SJ 80 80% [nternat Silver 1st 6s 48..JA D 993 87% 89% Deb 6s 1933_____________ JAJ 85 88{ ......... 87 Iron Steamboat 1st 5s 1932 AAO n 90 100 £
Gen’l 4s 1932___________AAO n 25 40 8\ 90 91% Jeff etc Clear CAl 1st 5s ’ 26 .JAD 104
2d gold 5s 1926 .____ _ ..J A D 95\ 12c. 15C. Indiana Co 1st s f 5s ’ 50. JAJ 95 .........83 80 96 Jones etc Laughlln St 5s’39.MAN 98% 99% £S 83 89 Kan City Brew 6s 1930..M AN / ------- 14% £D 99 101 Keystone Steel A <Wire—J _____ Conv 6s 1918-1926.........JAD 95 100 3J 77 82 Knlckerb Ice 1st 53 ’41 opt.JAJ 75 80 1J ------- 84% La Belle Iron Wks— '
1st A ref 5s 1940_______ JAD 99 100D 74 75 I.ackaw St 5s '23 op to ’06 _ AAO 95 96
1st 5s 1950 op after 1915.MAS 89 91S ......... 97 Eq 5s 1918-1926_____MAS15 b 7% 5.50%0 -------- 96% Lake Superior Corp inc 5s’24 Oct 48 48%
1st A coll tr golcf 5s 1944. JAD n 60 65J min. 97% Lake of the Woods Mill Co, Ltd
1st M 6s June 1923.. ..J A D min 99%J min. 94 Latrobe-Connellavllle C A C—2 min. 81 1st s f g 6s 1931 opt.........JAD 91 96
Laurentlile Paper 1st 6s’ 20 JAJ2 min 1013 99 101 Lehigh Coal A Nav—A 75 85 Gen M g 4%s May 1924..Q-F 96 98M 80 95 Funding 4s g July 1 1948.JAJ 89 92:> 80 95 Col tr power 4%s ’ 21 op.JAD 98 100J 95% 96% Con s f g 4%s 1954------JAJ 94% 95
105% 107 Leh A W-Barre Coal—See Cent RR of N J p33J 42 46 Liggett A Myers g 7s 1944.AAO 115% 116J ......... 83 Gold bonds 5s 1951------- FAA 92 93) _____ 93 Lima Locomotive Corp—J 92 98 1st s f g 6s 1932,-------------MAh 85 95Is Lorlllard (P) Co g 7s 1944.AAO 112% 113J 88 92 Gold bonds 5s 1951------- FAA 89 90M 104% 106% Mallory SS 1st a f 5s 1932.. JAJ 84 88O 75 ......... Maryland Steel 1st 5s 1922.FAA 94 98. / 76 76% Metropolitan SS 5s 1939 — JAJJ ......... Mexican C A C 5s 1926 op.M AS / ......... 18
Mexican Petroleum of Del Ltd—,J 47 50 1st 1 conv s f 6s ’ 21 Ser A AAO 105 106%A 89 92 Series C ............. ..............— 103 105A 82% Midvale Steel A Ordnance—M ......... Conv s f 5s 1936-----------MAS 8i % 82O _____ 94 Mouon Coal— Bee Chic Iud A L Ry p 34
Monon Riv Con CAC6s’49 AAO 115A 74 74% Morgan A Wright 5s ’ 18..JAU 98%y- Morris A Co 1st s f 4%s ’ 39.JAJ _____ 87eJ _____ 79% Mtge Bond 4s Ser 2 ’66 op.AAC 70 75D _____ 5s Ser 3 1932 op '22------- JA. 90 95A 65 81 M t Vernon-Woodberry Mills—N 80 82 6% notes 1918-------------FA/ 99D 83 90 Nat Conduit A Cable Inc—A 101 102 1st M s f 6s 1927-----------AAC 90 92%N 95% 99 Nat Enam A Stpg 5s '29 JAL 94 98N 96% 98% National Fire Proofing—Ik IstAcoll tr g 5s ’ 18-'32op MAS 97r.c ___ Nat Starch dob 5s 1930 gu ..J A . 1 91% . . . . .A 91 92% Nationul Tube 1st 5s 1952 MAh 90 96%O 100 100% Natoinas Co of Cal—
Gen A ref 6s 1935--------- JA. 69%J) 99 99% N E Cot Yarn Co g 5s 1929 FA/ , ......... _____J) 973/ 98 New Eng Nav— See N Y N H J H RRJ) 96 J/ 96% N J Zinc 1st 43 1926...........AAC ) 90
N YAIrBrakelBt 6s’ 28conv MAh 99 99%D 90 N Y Dock Co— 1st R 4s '51 FA / _____ ____-
kJ 98 101 N Y A E R F’y— 5s ’2 2 .. .MAP ___ _____N 95 N Y A Hob F’y 53 May ’46 JAL) 94
Hoboken Ferry 5a ’4 6 ..MAhI 93-O 81 ]/ 83 N Y A N J Ferry— 5s ’46. JA J 94N 86 88 N Y Shipbuilding Co—k J min a -
. 80% . n 80 95Nipe Bay Co 5s 1925 ------MAP I n 90 94
is ____ O’Gara Coal5s 55 op aft’08.M A i f 58 65Igilvle Flour Mills 6s '32 .JA IJ mil 102%
;D . . . 100 _ mi i 102AJ _ mi 102%:N ____ 100 Otis Elevator 5 s ’ 20op 13.AA<3 93 96A ____ Pacific Coast Co—G 5s ’ 46 JAI5 ____ 88
:D 97> ____ Palace Hotel (San Fran) 1st 6s-N 99 l 100 Aug 1 1928 .....................FA ____ —£A 84 80 Park A Tilford n f 6s ’ 36 ..JA IJ 70 75AJ 90 93 Parsons (W Va) Pulp A Lumbe rAJ 93 90 1st m g 6s ’ 18-’ 24 opt MAIq 92 98tm RR Bo nds PeerlossTrk A Mot6s’25 MAN1 0 68 72cD 75 Penmans,Ltd— lst5s’26op MA q mi n 86
Pennsylv C A C 1st 5s '32 opJA .1 98 100
Bonds.
PaAMd Steel con g 6s’25.MAS Span-Amer Iron 6s 1927.JAJ
1st ref g 5s Nov 1 1936. .M AN Ittsburgh-Westmoreland Coallst 8 f g 5s 1947 opt____MANPitts A Westm C5s’25op .M A N
• R lv Co 6s ’ 19-’ 27..J&J era Transp 5s 1921.JAJ
let M g 5s 1931 opt____ AAOemington Arms Un Met Cart—5% notes 1919------------- FAAemington Typewriter—1st M 6s 1919-1926----------JAJ
1st 8 f g 4%s 1932 opt— FAA ocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1941..AAO ogers-Brown Iron 5s ’ 19-40J t Clair Furnace 5s ’ 18-’39 FAA ; Lawrence Pulp A Lumber—1st M 6s 1918-1933------- FAA
t Louis Brew Assn 6s 1939.JAJ t Louis Car Co 6s ’ 21-’23 MAN
Consol 5s 1944________ MANConsol 48 1944________ MAN
.JAJ
7% notes ’ 20 war’s atch.FAA Without stk vvar’nts attach.
Consol 4%s 1918______ AAO
...J A J
emple Coal s. f. 5s 1924.JAJ enn C I A RR gen 5s ’51..JAJ Ala SteelAShlpbdg 6s’ 30.JAJ Cahaba C M Co 1st 6s’22 JAD
Stamped------------------------------nion Oil Co of California— First lien s f 5s 1931 opt.JA J2
Onit Fruit— Deb 4%s 1923.JAJDeb g 4%s 1925 s f --------- JAJ5% gold notes 1918 opt MAN
Onlted Lead deb 5s 1943..JAJ
10190
gton T 93% 92 99% 73 95 97 75
95
97%1051059299%
'8 9 %9091
10394%
ypewrit95%94
10076
100Con gold 5s 1929_______ JAJ
_ S Mtge A Trust—4s Ser H to I ’ 18-T9...........Var 70
Q 8 Realty A Imp 5sg’24 op JAJ 40 0 8 Rubber— Coll tr 6s ’ 18 JAD 100
1st A ref 5s 1947 Ser A ..JA J 77 U S Smelt Refg A Mining—
Conv 6% notes 1926___ FAA 96%sited States Steel Corp—Col tr s f 5s A p r ’51 o p ’ ll.V ar 102 Col tr s f 5sApr’51 not op.Var 102 C o ls f 2d 5s Apr’63op’ 13MAN 99%
(Jtah Fuel— See Denv A Rio G i , p. 34. Vancouver Lumber 6s’ 18-’ 25J&J 90Vandalla Coal 1st 6s '30 op.JAJ Vlctor-Amer Fuel 1st 6s ’ 40FAA 60 Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953.JAJ Vlrglnla-Carollna Chemical—
1st M g 5s 1923 opt 8 f-.JA DConv deb 6s 1924 ____AA015
Va Ir Coal A Coke 5s 1949..MAS WebsterCAC 1st g 5s’ 42op.MAS Welsbach Co col tr 5s ’ 3 0 ..JA D West Canada FI Mills Co, Ltd—
1st s f 6a Mch 1928........ MAS1st A refs f 6s 1931.........MAS
Western Electric Co—1st 5s Dec 31 ’ 22 op aft’ It JAJ
W ’h’se Mach 1st 6s Nov’40 Q-F Whltmer(Wm) A8ons6s'20.M&S Wlckwlre Steel— 1st 6s ’ 34 MAN Wilson A Co 1st 8s 1941. AAO Winchester Repeating Arms—
5% notes 1918...............MASeXCHANOE SEATS.
No. Last Sals.N Y Stock Exch.1,100 $55,000 N Y Con Stk E x. 475 1.500N Y Produce Ex. 1,800 1,750N Y Cotton E x .. 450 12.000N Y C offA S u g E x 323 4,800Baltimore Stk Ex 87 6.000Boston Stock E x. 150 10.000Chic Bd of Trade. 1.623 3,000Chicago 8tk Exch 250 1,650Cincinnati Stk Ex 35 3,000Cleveland 8tk Ex 35 2,400Louisville Stk E x. 29 2,250MlnneapCh of Com 573 4,000Montreal Stk Ex. 66 26,000New Orl Cot E x. 500 4,150Phlla Stock Exch. 221 2,500Pittsb8tock E x._ 120 2,350St Louis Stk E x .. 60 1,000(SanF)StkABdEx 44 12,500Waah'ton Stk E x. 40 1,200
92%9583%9290
96%97%9096%9598%
9001,600
11,2504,500
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Stocks.
STOCKS.
North. Mills. Par.
Acadia M .
American
Beacon M f Prefei
Mfgirred.
BoumeMllls(F R) Bristol Mfg (N B)
Chicopee Mf[_ CltyM fgC’rp(NB) Contln’l M (M e ). Cornell Mills (FR) Dartmouth Mfg
Gt Falls M fg(NH) Grlnnell M fg(NB) HamlltMfg(lVIass)
XXilUUl U ATX JL-*/ _KlngPhlllpM (FR) Lancast’rM (Mass) Laurel Lake (FR ). LawrenceM fg (M ). Lincoln Mfg (FR).u Lockwood Co (Me) a LowellBleach (M ) . a Lyman Mills (M ).a Manomet M (N B ).o Mass Cot Mills— o Mechanlcs’M (FR)a Merch M fg(F R )._a Merrimack Mfg
(M ass)..........Preferred_____ a
Middlesex C o(M ).o Mt V-Wood Mills
(Balt) T t r ____aPreferred v t r . . a
Nashawena M __ aNashuaMfgfNH). Naumkeag (Mass)
Steam Cot Co__a Newmarket Mfg
Co (N H ).........«NonqulttSp(N B ).o Osborn Mllls(FR) .a Pac Mills (Mass).a Page Mfg (N B )_ .o Parker M Ills(FR).a PepperellMfg(Me)a Pierce M fg (N B )..o Pocasset M fg(FR)o Ponemah M(Prov)a
Preferred______ aPotomska M (NB) a Rich Borden M fg
Co (F R ) ........... aSagamore Mfg
(F R )...............Salmon Falls Mfg
Co (N H )........... aSeaconnet M (FR ) a 8harp Mfg(N B) . .o
Preferred____Skenandoah Cot
Co (Utica)_____aSoule Mill (N B ).o Stafford M (F R ) .a Stevens M fg(F R ).a Taber Mill (N B ).a TecumsebM(F R) a
M (Mass)_____ .UnlonCotMf (FR) .aUtica Knitting__ a
Preferred______ oUtica Steam &
Moh Val Cot M.a Wampanoag Mills
(F R ) . ................aWamsutta M (NB)o Weetamoe M (FR )o Whitman M (NB) a York Mfg (M e )..a
Southern Mills.
Abbeville CM (SC)a Amer Spinning C o. AndersonCM(SC) o Arkwright M (SC)a A tl& G u lfC (Ga).o Augusta Fac (Ga).a Belton Mills (SC).a Bibb Mfg Co (Ga) a CabarrusCM (NC) aChesnee M ......... ..Clifton Mfg (SC).a
Courtenay M f (SC) a Dallas Mfg (Ala).a
Mills (Ga).........a
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New Orleans.L afayette ...........50Meehan & Trad 100
New York.Amer-Alllance. .100City of N Y ____100Commonwealth 100Continental_____25Fldellty-Phenlx 100Germania ........... 00Great American 100H anover_______ 50H om e ............. .100Niagara........... ..5 0Northern........... 100
Stuyvesant____100
Philadelphia.Alliance of Phlla. 10 Fire Association.50 Ins Co of N A . . . 10 InsCoState ofPalOO Lumbermen’s . . .25 People’s Nat Fire 50Phlla Life.......... 10R eliance.............50UnltedFIremen’s 10
W ashington.Arlington________10Corcoran_______ 50Fireman’s ...........20Gennau’Amor. .100 National Union 6
i100’ Assessment paid, c Par value $700. d Price per share, not per cent. $50. * Last sale, w 1st install, paid, n Nominal. s Sale price, f New stock. xEx-dlvm \ n . Minimum prices established on the Montreal and Toronto stock exchanges.
MIN1NQ STOCKSAcacia.................. _iAdventure C ons.25Ahmeek............... 25Alaska Gold M ..1 0 Alaska Juneau
Gold M ining.. 10Algom ah........... .25A llou ez_________25AmGoldM (StL) Amer Zinc Lead
Smelting_____25Preferred.........25
Anaconda C o p ..50 Arizona Com’clal.6Arnold......... ........ 25BatopIla9 M in ... .20 Bonanza Dev Co 10Butte Sup____10~ ' ' Consol_____1
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e Par value $500. g Par value $1,000. h Par valu y Ex-rlghts. 9 Ex-stock dlv. t Without par value.
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Stocks. Par. Bid.
Tonopah Ext Min 1Trinity......... ........28UnlteiiQoldMine8 1 Un Verde E xt..60cUtah Cons-----------6Utah Copper C o. 10Victoria-------------28Vindicator------W inona-------------28Wolverine--------- 28Wyandot----------- 26Yukon Gold------- 8REALESTATETR ft LAND STOCKSAlbany Tr (Boat) J Alliance Realty .1 Barristers’ Hall Tr
(Boston)----------- 1Bedford Tr(B ost).i Berkeley HotlTr (B) l Bd of Tr BlgTr(B) l BosGr’dR ’tTr(C ). l Boat R E T (Bos).h BosStorW’h’ae(B) 1 Boston Wharf Co.I Bromf Bide Tr(B) l Business RETr(B) I Cent Bldg Tr (B ).l Chic R E Trustees h City Assoc (B os)..« City R E T (C ) . .h Congress St Assocl
ates (Boston) — l C ’gressStBlgTr(B) I Constitution Wharf
Assoc (Boston) .8 East Bos Land (B ). E a stS tR E T r(B ) 1 Ensley Laud C o. . { Essex St Tr (B os).i Factory Bid Tr (B ).i Fifty Assoc (B os).. Haymarket Tr (B){ HotlTr,T’ralne(B) I Huntington Cham
Tr (Boston)------»
Ask.Per1%3%
15 %c 37 % 1183%
2% 31 %c
i % 34% 60c IK
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3% 17c
38 11K 83 %
2 % 40c 2
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% Tr(B) l
Munlcip’lRETr(B)J Old South Bid As.I Oliver Bid Tr (B).J Paddock Bid Tr(B )I Pem’tonBldTr (B )1 Post Of SqT r (B ). Pray Bids Tr (Bos)R E Assoc (B os).-j Realty Assoclatesof
B rooklyn----------jSom’set H Tr (B )-J South St Tr Bos) f South Term Tr (B)t State St Associates
(Boston).........State St Ex (Bos). I Suffolk R E T r(B ) h Summer 8t Tr (B).J Term Hotel fr (B ).l
Preferred............1Texas Pacific Land
Trust certfs------1Trem’tB ldT r (B ).l Trlmtn Tr (Bos)-.J University Associ
ates (C am br)--.l Western R E T r — 1 WinthropBldTr(B)!
20
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4000 60
110
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t i t l e QUARAN t e e ft SAFE
DEPOSIT STOCKS
Ainer Surety----- 80Bond A M GuarlOO Casualty of Am ..1 0 Chicago T A Tr. 100 CltySD (AlbN Y) 100 Columbia Title
(Washington), o Fldellty&D (Md)50 lstMg Gu N Y . 100 K C (Mo) Casual. Kentucky 1 itle Co
Preferred------ looLawyers’ M C o. 100 Louisville Title. 100 Maryland Cas Co25 Mortgage Bond. 100 Nat Surety C o. 100 NY Title ft M tg. 100 RETIns(W asn) 100 Rhode I s lS D .. 100 Title GuTr(StL)100 O 8 Casualty... 100 US Fidel AGu (M ) 50 US TGuAIndemlOO Westch A Bronx Tit
A Mtg Guar. 100INDUSTRIAL ft
MISCELL A NEOUAcme T e a ------100
1st pref_____100Adams Express. 100 Ad vance-Rumely—
C om _________100P re f................100
Per
107177i n "125
ii 4 d 115
90
88
7480
17250
190d ____
55160
606050
600659575
Stocks. Par.
959540
12570
115185100173
1008 %
10393
1237590
1755780
20510065
175
Per share.7080 8575 80
13*4 14283/ 28%
Aeollan-Weber—Plano A Plan. 100Preferred------100
Aetna Explosives New stk (no par)Preferred------100
..lax Rubber -- -5 0 Alabama Co— 100
1st pref-------- 1002nd pref-------- 100
Alaska PackAsanlOOAlbany (N Y) Safe
DepAStorage 100 Allis Chalmers Mfg
Com v t c ------ 100Pref v t c ------ 100
Am Agri Chem.100Preferred------100
Am Bank N ote ..50Preferred------ 80
Am Beet Sugar. 100Preferred------100
American Book. 100 Am Brake ShAFlOO
Preferred------100American Brass 100 Am A Brit M fg. 100
Preferred------100American Can. _ 100
Preferred------100Am Car A Fdry 100
Preferred------100Am Caramel— 100
Preferred------100Am Chicle------- 100
Preferred------100
A p £ f e : : : : l “Am Coal of N J ..2 5 Am Cotton 011.100
Preferred------100AmCredltlndemlOO Am Cyanamld-100
Preferred------100Am Express-----100AmFrultProd pflOO American Glue. 100
Preferred____100General ElectrlclOO Gen Motors newlOO
Preferred newlOOGen P etrol____100
Preferred Gen Ry Signal. 100
Preferred____100Globe-Wernicke 100
Preferred____100Goodrich (B F).100
Preferred____100
47533%92
7
73 30 3695
10057% 86
31%79%
15294
120149%463596
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310 102
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‘ 46” T i "94 100
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1650
3 638 43
180 200100 105
36 3990 100
140 141137 137%83% 8584% 85%9576 8078 81
145 160105 11548 4993 100
a Purchaser also pays accrued int. d Price per share, not per cent, e I / Par value *100. n Nominal, t Price p«r cent of par value. « Salo price t Without par value.
e Par value *500. h Par value *1,000. i Par value *10. 1 New stock. « Ex-stock dividend. 1 Ex-dividend.
k Last sale, v Ex-rights
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Stocks. P a r.
Goodyear Tire A Rubber com 100 Preferred.. 100
Gorham Mfg pf ion Grasselli Chem .100
P referred__ 100Gray A Dudley . too Gt AA P Tea pf 100 Great LakesTow 100
Preferred... .100 Nat Conduit A C . (t)1 d NatEnamAStpg 100
Preferred____100Nat Flre-Proofg 50 d
Preferred____50 dNat Lead______ 100
Preferred____100Nat Ref com___100
Preferred___ 100Nat Sugar Refg 100 Nat’l Transit 12.50 Natomas Co of Cal
preferred___ 100New Departure
Mfg pref____100NewEngCotY’n 100
Preferred____100N J Zinc_______ 100New Mexico A |
Arizona Land.. I New Orl Brew 1001
Preferred. . . 100 V V Air Brake, loo!N Y Dock........ 100!
Preferred____100NYAKyCo vtc 100
Pf vot tr ctfs. 100 N Y Shlpbldg..(t)N Y T ransit... 100 Nicholson File. 100 Nlles-Bem-P’d .100
Preferred.__ 100NIpe Bay C o ...100 Nor AW 8 tboat 100 North AmerCo.lOO N. A. Pulp A Pap.t Northern Pipe L100 Nova Sc St A C . 100
Preferred____100Ogllvle FI Mills. 100
Preferred____100Ohio Fuel O il.. 1 d 15%Ohio Oil................25 d 330Old Domln 8S ..100 50Otis Elevator. .100 36
Preferred____100 67
d 60c 80c21
—125% 126%
18% 19%37% 46
5090
d 38 41180 190
375113 11897 102
166"—
45 462%
9866
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share.Owens Bot Mach.25
50 Preferred_____ 10070 Pabst Brew____100
154% Preferred_____ 10014% Pac Coast C o .. 100
1st pref_____10064 2d pref_______ 100
Pacific Mall SS. 577 Preferred____100
Packard Motor. 100175 Preferred_____100105 Palrpolnt Corp.10060 Pan Am Petrol
105 A Trans com 50188 Preferred_____100105 PeckStowAWllc 2545 Penn Salt M fg. 5080 PennSeab’dSteel (t)27 Penn Traffic___ 2%H Penn-Mex Fuel..2527 Pettlb Mulllken 10019% 1 st p referred . 10083% 2d preferred. 10064 Phelps-Dodge Cor- 10 poratton____ 10050 Pierce-Arrow Mot25 Car Corp(no par)
180 Preferred____ 100115 Pierce OH Corp 25
15 Plttsb Brewing 5086 Preferred______ 50
Pitts Coal(Pa).100190 Preferred____ 10098 Plttsb PI Glass. 10074% Plttsb Steel p f . . 10059 Plant(T G) pref.1003 PlImptonMfgColOO
.........PrattAWhlt jpf.lOO80 PressedSteelCar 10048 Preferred______10030 Proc A Gamble. 10059% Preferred______10024 Pullman C o____ 100
IPure O i l . . ......... 551 Quaker Oats__ 100
111 I Preferred_____ 100|Ry Stl Spring.. 100
22 Preferred____ 10085 Reece Button
123 I Hole Machine 1023 Reece Fold Mach 1092% Remington Typew-90 1 Com m on_____ 100
I 1st pref______ 10045% 2d pref_______ 100
110 Reo Motor Car. .1036 Repub I A Steel.100
Preferred____10092 Reynolds (R J)
Tobacco..........100108 Preferred . 100
Rocky Mt Fuel. 100Preferred___ 100
Rome Brass A C . 100 Royal Bak Pow 100
Preferred.. .100 Royal Dutch C o(t) Saco-Lowell C o. 100
Preferred____ 100Safety Car HAL 100 St L Cot Comp 100 St L Rocky Mt A
Pacific C o__ 100Preferred____ 100
St LouisTransf toolSantaCeciliaSuglOO1
Preferred____ 100Sapulpa Refg 5 d Savage Arms. . . 100 Saxon Mot Cor 100Scovill M fg___ 100Sears, Roebuck
A Co com___ 100Preferred____ 100
SecurCorpGen. 100Preferred____100
Shredded Wheat C o .Com m on____100Preferred____100
Silversmiths Co 100Preferred____100
Sinclair Oil A R eftSinger M fg ___ 100Singer Mfg L td ..£ l SlouxC’yStk YdslOO
Preferred__ 100Sloss-Sheff SAI.100
Preferred____100Smyth Mfg C o. 100 Solar Refining.. 100 Southern Pipe L 100 South Penn 011.100 SoPort oRlcoSug 100
Preferred___ 100S’west Pa P L . 100 Spicer Mfg com . 100
1st prer.........100Stand Coupler. 100
Preferred.___100Stand M illing.. 100
Preferred____100Stand Oil (Cal). 100 Stand Oil (Ind).lOO Stand Oil (Kan) 100 Stand Oil (Ky).lOO Stand Oil (Neb) 100 Stand Oil of NJ. 100 Stand Oil of NY 100 Stand Oil (Ohio) 100 Standard Screw 100
Preferred A . 100 Stanley Rule A
Level (NBrlt). 100 Stanley Works. 25
Per60
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4068 58 24 97 83 91
t 130
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4889%308445
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145965741%3770651950
8%6710%
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100210310190290175112100209015
1009083
235650500335515505275430225110
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Steel Co of Can. 100Preferred____100
Stern Bros pref. 100Stetson (J B )__ 100
Preferred____100Stewart-Warner
Speedometer 100 StudebakerCorp100
Preferred ..100 Stutz Motor Car(t) Submarine Boat (t) Superior Steel.. 100
First pref____100Swan A F inch.. 100Swift A C o.........100Texas Company 100 Tex A Pac Coal. 100 Thomas Iron . . .5 0 Tide Water OIL 100 Tobacco P rod .. 100
A Mach v t c-100 Pref A v t C..100 Pref B v t C..100
Yale A Towne_.100 Young (J 8 ) C o. 100
Preferred____ 100Youngstown Sheet
A T u b e _____ 100Preferred____ 100
Bid. | Ask.
Per share.52% 5382 83%
n 40 _____
50
49%54% 54%91% 97
d 46% 47d 12% 13
36% 3794 98%
100 105126 127155% 155 %300 315
d 25 35175 18555% 89%
d 40 d . . .d 39%
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11570%4780
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175 225100 10688 9054 56
201 20239% 40%19 19%76% 78%54 5690 100
725 80040 6035 55
118 120114__ 121
Vs %34 3580% 87%58 60200 210
125 150100 106349
107% 108o Purchaser also pays accrued dividend. 6 Assessment paid, d Price ner “ ham not n«r u r i 7) \ ;------ ■—--------------
Ex-stock dividend, u Ex-cash and stock dividend. « Ex-dlvIdend. „ Ex-rlghts. t Without Dar v a h i le> n NomlnaL * Sal° Prlc°-Minimum prices established on Montreal and Toronto stock exchanges. vvunout Par value-
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STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDSIn State and m unicipal bonds the custom has always been to quote them , “ and interest.” T h at Is the accrued Interest
must in all oases be added on . There are a very few Instances which form exceptions to the rule— that is, where the prices given are flat prices, the accrued interest having been taken in to account in making them . These are indicated b y a special m ark, thus (/)•
T he figures in the colum n “ to net” Indicate the basis on which the securities sell or the Interest rate which the seouritie0 if held to m aturity will net to the purchaser at the present m arket price.
Bid. Ask.To
Net.
98 10098 100 __83 86 __
555555555555
97 .166 _555
Bonds
ALABAMA
4s renewal Cl C 1956— JAJ 4a Currency fund’g 1920.JAJ 334s renewal Jan 1956..JAJ Birmingham 6s ref ’ 23. FAA
534s March 1 1927..MAS 5s Improv Sepl5 '21 MAS5s School 1924..............JAJ5s Sewer 1938----------- JAJ5s Fund Sep 30 ’ 41 MAS30
Jefferson Co— 6s 1921..AAO5s July 15 1920--------- JAJ434s July 1 1931------- JAJ434s Hospital 1963— JAJ
Mobile— 5s Sewer 1942MAN5s School 1943----------JAD5s Dock Nov 1 1947 MAN 434s Refunding 1937.AAO 434s Wat A Sew '3 9 --JAJ
Mobile Co 5s ref 1928.-MAS5s Ref 1931............. -JAD5s Road Feb 1932 FAA5s Nov 1 1947------MAN4s C II A Jail 1926---JAJ
Montgomery— 6s 1924.-JAJ6s May 1 1918..............JAJ5s Street Pav 1923 ..-JAJ5s Funding 1940------- JAJ434s Water 1928------AAO4 yjB Sell WWASew 44 JAJ
Montgom’y Co— 5s ’ 35 A AO 8elma— 5s '27 op ’ 10 MAN
ARIZONA
4 Vjs ref Apr ’ 38 op ’28 JAJ 15 Maricopa County S D No 1
5s March 1933--------- MarPhoenix 4 Ml s 1950 o p ’ 30 JAJ
5s School Mar 1933...........5s Jan 1 1954 op 1934. JAJ
Prescott— 5s 1948----------J&JTucson— 5s Water 1950 JAJ
43^8 WW M chl0’38 MAS10ARKANSAS
Ft Smith— 5s 1926 AAO 6s W W 1918-1926.-MAN
St Francis Levee Dlst—6s Oct 1 1943 opt ’ 33.JAJ68 1947 opt 1937.........JAJ534s 1945-1964...........JAJ5s 1949 opt 1929------- JAJ
434 s Mun Imp *18- 48AAO Bakersfield 5s ’ 18-’52..A A O Berkley 5s 1942-1951 -.JA J
5s School 1919-1955 JAJ Los Ang— 04s ’ 18 to 35 JAJ
4H sO R Dec31 18- 37JAD 434s Ilarb Imp '18- 51JAD 4Ha El plant ’ 18-’51 JAD 434s Aug 1 ’ 23- ’42.- .F A A 4s W ann 1918 to ’ 45 MAN 4s g 1918 to 1930.-- --J A J 354s Water ’ 18 to ’41 AAO 454b Sch 1918 to 44 .JAD
Los Ang Co 434s’ 19-/49 FA A Oakland— 534s ’ 18- 43.FAA
434s Mun Imp ’ 18- 43I< AA434s Jan 15 ’ 19-’47----JAJ4 MjsSch AcJ no’ 18-’51 JAD
Oakland S D 4s ’ 18-’44.JAJ Orange Co 5s ’ 18-’43— MAS Pasadena— 4sJan’ 19-’42 JAJ
434s Wat Pl’t ’ 18-’ 30 AAO PasadS D 434s’ 18-’ 22 Sep 15 Redlands— 5s ’22-’51 ...J A J Riverside 5s 1918-53..-JAD Riverside Co 5s ’ 25-’54 MAN Sacramento 4s Jan’ 19-’45 op
4 34s Sew A Dr ’27-’34 JAJ Sacram'to Co4348'18-40JAD 8anDIego 5s W W ’ 18-’ 54AAO
434s 1918-1941........... JAJ4Hs Wh A Har ’ 19-’52JAJ
San Francisco 5s g’ 18-’ 55JAJ 5s Munlc 1918-1960.-JAJ5s 1918-1939----------- MAN434s April 1922_____AAO334s g July 1 ’ 18-’44-.JAJ
SanJoaqulnCo 5s ’ 18-’49 JAJ San Mateo Co 5s ’ 18-’42 JAJ Santa Barbara— 5s gold Sch
1919 to 1941..........Jan 10434s g Aug 1943------- FAA
Stockton S D 5s ’ 18-’ 21_JAJ~~CANADA— S ee p a g e 50.
COLORADO4s 1922 opt 1912........... MASBoulder 5s Sept 1 1926.MAS Canon C’y 53^31 op ’21MAN ColoradoSpgs4s’ 29op’ 14 M AS
4s Ref. Water Mar 1 1941________Delta Co 5s ref’ 30 op’ 20 JA D 95Denver 5s Oct 1919____AAO 9934
5s Aug 15 1928.-FAA 15 101 Garfield C o -
53 refdg May 1933 op ’ 23. 97Grand Jet 5s ’ 26 op '21.JAJ 95Gunnison Co 4s’ 19op’09AAO 90 Lake Co 4sNov’ 21op’ llA A O 85 Las Animas Co 4 34s 1931 JAJ 95 Ouray Co— 4s ’ 21 op ’ l l FAA 85 Pueblo 6s Sept 1 1921.MAS b 5%
5s 1918 op 1913______ JAD b 5%PuebloCo4MjSref’31op’21JAJ b 5% Pueblo Co S D No 20 434s
1932. ........................ .M A S 6 5%Trinidad 5s ’ 32 op ’ 22 .AAO 95
CONNECTICUT5 4s July 1 1 9 3 6 ...............J A J .5 Ansonla 434s 1918-44..AAO 65 [Bridgeport— 434s CII’ 18TAJ b5 434s Bridge ’ 18-’65 ...J A J b5 434 s School 1918-35.FAA b5 434s July 1 1925-1941.JAJ b5 43^3 1918-1946 _____ AAO b5 4s Corp July 1919...JA J b5 Bristol— 4s Funding ’ 27.JAJ5 Danbury— 4s 1920 ......... JAJ b5 3343 Oct 1941________ AAO &
4s Funding’ 39 o p '29.AAO . . . E Hartf Fire D 4s 1931.AAO
Fairfield Co 4 34s C II ’45JAJ 5% Greenwich434»’ 18-’24.-JAJ — Greenwich (Borough)—. . . 434s Funding 1918-38 JAD5% Hartford— 4s 1918.........JAJ5% 4s g Water 1918______ JAJ5% 334« g June 1 1955 ...JA D6% Hartf S D— 4s Ars’1’ 18.JAD
4s 2d N orth ’ 24 o p ’04. JAJ334a South 1931____MAN334a South 1955____MAS
New Haven— 4s 1919__ JAJ4s Sewer 1918-1925..AAO 334s Oct 1918-1924,.-AAO4s Town 1939_______ JAJ334s Town 1918-1929.JAJ
4.90 New London 4s Sch ’ 27 JAD4.90 334s Water 1926_____JAJ4.90 Norwalk-4348 Jan 15’54 JAJ‘ “ ; May 1935..............JAJ
s (Town) 1918. _-AAO _ ,.s Water *29 op ’ 19.JAJ
4.90 Norwich-4348 1939___ MAS4.90; 48 1930_____ ..M A S4.90 Town 334a 1925...........JAJ4.90 Orange— 4s g Fund ’2 5 .-JAJ4.90 South Norwalk 434s ’ 42MAN4.90 Stamford 4s Park 1942 MAN4.90 434s School 1919-1945. JAJ4.90 Wallingford—4.90 4j» High Sch 1918-’46.JAD4.90 Waterbury43i8Sch’ 19-21 JAJ4.90 434s Water 1919-’71._JAJ4.90 434s School 1922-1953 JAJ4.90 4s Water 1920-’49........ IAJ4.90 4s Park 1918-1958____JAJ4.90 334s School 1919-’32 ._JAJ4.90 West Hartf’d 434s, ’ 43.JAD4.90 Wllllmantlc— 4s 1924..AAO4.90 Windham—434b 1944.-.JAJ4.9014.90 [ DELAWARE4.90 3s Dec 1 1927 op ’0 2 . . -JAD4.90 NewCastleCo434s’ 26-34JAD4.90 4s Ref Dec ’ 18 to ’ 24.JAD4.90 334s 1918 to 1920____JAJ4.90 Wilmington— 434s '22 .AAO4.90 434s St A Sew 1934-.AAO4.90 434s 1928-1937..........AAO4.90 434s Bldg-Con’53-62 MAS4.90 4sSt A Sew Apr 1925-AAO4.90 DIST OF COLUMBIA4.90 3.65s Fund cur 1924...FA A4.90 FLORIDA4.90 Duval Co 534s’32op’ 12MAN4.901 5s Road 1939............. JAD
!l 6s Armory 1944........... JAJ4.90 Hernando Co—4.90 | 6s FundAHlghw 1944-JAJ4.90 Jacksonv 5s M ayl6 ’ 24 MAN
» 6s Improvt Jan 1 ’36- - JAJ 434s Imp Nov 1936.MAN 4 34s Feb 1937________FAA
Ask.To
Net. Bonds
100
4.60%4.60%4.60%4.60%4.60%4.60%4.60%
959999999985
10097 90 849834
I 4.70 9734 963495 94909734969487 929288 54969398
> 4.70> 5%
9689953495
> 4.70 ) 4.70
Jacksonville S D No 1—5s April 1945 -.-.................
. - . Key West 5s 1942_____JAJ
. . . Miami 5s 1919-1944------JAJ___Orange Co 5s 1944---------JAJ
.4.75 Penscaola 434s ref 1941.AAO . . . Polk Co 5s Road 1921-40..___Tampa 5s June’55 op ’25.JAJ__ 5s Mun Im p ’ 62 o p ’32JAD
FOREIGN OOVTS__ Amer Foreign Securities Co—___ 5% gold notes 1919.-FAA___Anglo-French 5s ’ 20-AAO 15__ Argentine Republic— „__ Internal g 5s of ’09 8 f MAS___ 6% Treas bds May 15 1920. . . British— Cons234s op ’23.y-J
434s War Loan’ 25-’45.TAD * gold notes 1918. -M AS
% notes Feb 1918.FAA notes Feb 1919.FAA g notes 1919--MAN
1.75 534% g notes 1921..M AN___Chinese Government—
6% Treasury notes Nov1919........................ MAN
Hukuang Rys 5s £_JAD15 . . . 5s of 1896 £ red on or. . . before 1933.............. AAO___I 434s of 1898 £ red on or___! before 1944________MAS. . . Cuban 5s 1944 op 1911-MAS— i “ Internal” 53 Nov 28 1913— ; optional----------MAN 28. . . “ Ext’l” g 4349’49 op.FAA. . . “ Ext’l” g 5s 1949------FAA. . . Dominican Republic—— Cust’s adm s f 5 s ’58.FAA— France (Republic of)—
4.60%
4.60%
4.804.654.654.654.654.654.65 4.60 96 99
4 .6 0 '4 .6 0 '
134 arrbe
Hawaii, Territory of—
4s Aug 1947 (op ’37) FAA 334s Imp ’21 op 1911..” ’
Italian Government—534% 10-yr g bds(Sept5% Int 1926-1941------
Japanese Government—
4s £ Jan '31 opt after 1921. i,eth ’d Gov 5s ’ 18-’30- p a A Philippine Islands—In n T ’ IA nnf ’ 11
b Basis, c On basis of $5 to the £. d On the basis of 4 marks to the dollar. / Flat price, h On the basis of $4.80 2-3 to the £. rt Nominal. * Sale price, f Dollars per 1,000 rubles, flat, u Dollars per 1,000 lire, flat. • Dollars per 1.000 francs.
I In London.
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BondsCANADA
Dominion of Canada—5s5s
Alberta, Province of— 5% deb May 1 1925-f
Guelph—5s Cons debt 1920____.
Halifax N S 4s July 1945.
Lachlne P Q 5s 1954.. Maisonneuve Q—
5M3 May 1 1919
Montreal—5% notes 1918. 5s Dec 1 1945.. 5s s f Nov 1 19E 4>£s May 1954.
4s May 1New Brunswick, Prov of-
4s Jan 1 1920.
5s Dec 1 1926.
Quebec, Province of—
Quebec City 5s April 1920.3J^s gold July IS 3 y s July 1 1931. 3Hs Jan 1 1931.. 3 ^ s July 1 1933.
Toronto 5s434s July 1 1924___4 > 3 July 1 1925.........J&J434s July 1 1948------- J&J434s Jan 1 1949.........J&J434s July 1 1953........ J&J434s Jan 1 1955_____J&J4s St Imp July 1922..J&J4s £ July 1 1948_____J&J48 July 1 1918............. J&J334s July 1 1944-’45-.J&J
Vancouver, B C—6s 1919 opt 1917____J&D634%Tr’s notes’ 18’20M&S 434s Nov 30 1 9 2 4 ...M&N 4s St Imp Sept 9’22.M&S9 4s St Imp Sept 9’27.M&S9 4s St Imp Sept 9’32.M&S9
VlctorlaBC434sJan21’24 J&J5s Feb 1 1919............ F&A
Winnipeg, Man, 5s ’44.A&05s Juno 1 1926______J&D5s Oct 1 9 2 6 .............4s June 1 1934_____4s Aug 1 1946____F&A 15
GEORGIA4348 19 2 2................ J&J43£s ref 1935-1945.........J&J4s July 1 1926. ...............J&J334s Jan 1919-1935....J&JAlbany— 5s 1915......... .J&DAthens— 5s 1922.........M&NAtlanta-
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■ 4s Water May 31 ’23 .J&J 334s July 1 ’ 31 & ’33. .J&J
Augusta— 53 1921_____M&N4343 Red May 1 ’24.M&N6 4. 434s Flood Prot ’42 .M&N4s refunding 1934____J&J3343 April 1930_____A&O
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5s Rd & Bldg ’ 22-’46.M&S exlngton 5s RR aid ’ 18J&D' 4s Feb 1945........... ..F & A
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IcCracken County—5s Ref 1933 op 1913.M&S 5s Ref 1933 op 1923.M&S
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aducah 434s ’ 18 op ’98 J&D 4s Oct 1 1920............. A&O
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6s 1922 opt 1912____M&Nladdo District Levee—
5s 1951 op 1941.........J&J’Ifth District Levee—
5s 1950 opt 1940____J&J5s 1952 opt 1942_____J&J5s Oct 15 1902 op ’52 A&O5s Oct 15 1903____A&O 15
.afourche Basin Levee—5s Jan 1954 opt 1944. J&J
,ake Borgne Dlst Levee—5s Dec 1952 opt 1942.J&D
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4s 1923 option 1914..J&J Great Falls 8ch Dlst No 1—
4s 1925 option 1915. MAS Helena 5s 1931 opt 1916 J&J Helena S D No 1 4 s ’ 22 J&J Jefferson Co 4>£s ’ 18-’ 19J&JKallspell 5s 1933.............J&JLewis & Clarke County—
5K s C H g '18 to ’ 19.J&J Lincoln Co 5s '32 op ’ 27. J&J
5s Fund M ch’31 op’21J&J Missoula 4M s ’24 op ’ 4 J&J Missoula County— -
4s Ref 1921 opt 1911.F&A Phillips Co-
53 Ref Dec 1935 op '33J&J Yellowstone County—
5s Ref 1918 op 1908..J&J
NEBRASKADouglas Co— 4s ’ 18-’ 28 A&O
3Ms 1922____________ J&JGrand Isl 4Ms ’ 25 op ’ 10J&J Lincoln— 4Hs ’ 18 to ’ 19 F&A
4>$8Ref’ 20tO’ 29op’ 20F&A 4s Ref 1919 op 1909.M&S
Lincoln School District— 4Ms 1924 opt 1909..M&N
Omaha 4Hs 1918-21...M ar4Ms Renewal 1924__ J&J4M sM ar 1 1932____M&S4Mb Refunding 1934-J&J 4Ms W W Dec 15 ’41.J&J4s Funding 1918____MAS
Omaha S D 4Ms 1928..J&J4Ms July 1931_______ J&J4s Jan 1919__________ I&J
So Omaha4Ms’24 op’09 J&D 8outhOmahaSD— 5s ’23 J&J
5s Dec 1929................J&D
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NEVADA Reno— 5s 1924 op 1909. J&J WashoeCoSD5s’ 18to’29M&S
4Ms Funding 1045. illev:'" ~ M MBelleville S D 5s ’27-44 M&N
Bergen Co 5s Dec 1 ’ 19.J&D5s Dec 1 1944_______ J&D5s Dec 15 1918-1955 J&D154Mb 1918-1939_____A&O4M b Aug 1918-1938.-F&A 4s Bridge ’ 18 to ’24 ..F&A 4s Court Hso ’ 18-’38. A&O
Bloomfield 5s ’ 18-’23_.M&N Camden— 4Ms Wat ’23. J&J
4Ma Dock 1930.........A&O4Ms School 1943____A&O4s Paving 1929_____M&N
Camden Co 4Ms 1933.F&A4s 1944.........................J&J
Cape May— 5s 1934...J&D4Ms 1918-1952_____MAS
East Orange 4Mb’ 25-45 F&A4s 1934....................... A&O4s Water 1933...........J&D3 Ms Water 1933____A&O
Elizabeth 4Ms 1953...A & O 4Mb Sch Jan 1 1955..J&J4s 1922 op__________ J&J
4s 1933-------------------.M&NTrenton 4Ms May ’ 24 .M&N
4M» Water 1943___ A&O4s Fund 1934_______ A&O4s City Hall 1939____ J&D3MsSch Nov 1 1929.M&N
Union Co 4Ms 1937...M & S4Ms 1942_____ MAS4s Oct 1 1942_______ A&O
Vailsburg—See Newark. Weehawken-4MsFd’20.F&A
4Ms Funding 1918-28 J&D West New York 5s ’ 36.M&S Wildwood—
4Ms Sew 1919-1957..F&A NEW MEXICO
4M sref 1953 op 1933...J&J 4Mb Dec 16 ’52 op ’ 22 ..J&D 4s Ref June ’33 op ’ 23 .M&S 4s Bldg 1029 op 1919.-M&N 4s Fund 1939 op 1919..M&S 4s Highway 1921-1944. .J&J Albuquerque 4Ms ’2 9 ..M&SI tp rn nMlI f t O a f i a ' t J O f t n M o u f
Bernalillo Co 6s *22 op ’ l2J&J5s 1931 op 1921_______
SocorroCo5s ’ 41 op ’ 21 .A&ONEW YORK
4Ms Highway 1963...M&S4Mb Canal 1964_______ J&J4Ms Canal 1905_______ J&J4Ms Highway 1905____M&S4Ms Barge Canal 1945..J&J 4s Canal Term 1942... J&J 4s Canal Term Jan 1946. J&J 4s g High Imp Mch ’58.M&S 4s g High Imp Sep '5 8 .M&S 4s High Imp Mch 1960.M&S 4s Canal Imp July 1960. J&J 4s Canal Imp Jan 1961. J&J 4s Canal Imp July 1961. J&J 4s Hlghw Imp Mch ’61. M&S 4s Palisade Park 1901..M&S 4s Canal Jan 1962... . .J & J 4s Hlghw Imp Mch ’ 62. M&S 4s Illghw Imp Sept ’ 65 .M&S4s Canal Jan 1966_____J&J48 Canal Imp Jan 1967. JAJ 4s HlghwImpMch 1967. M&S 4s Palisades Park 1967. M&S3s gold Jan 1 1923........... J&J3s g Jan 1 1956............. . .J & J3s g July 1 1958_________J&J3s g Canal Jan 1 1959 ... J&J
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4M b Water 1932___ M&N4Ms 1918-1954..........J&D
4.75 4s Park 1920 to ’ 30. .MAN4.75 4s High Sch 1919-31. F&A4.75 3 Ms Pub Imp 1919-24F&A4.75 Albany Co— 3Ms’ 18-25 F&A4.75 3Ms Aug 1 1925.........F&A4.75 4MS 1936-1937-1938.M&N4.75 Aubu’n-4M8Dec6’ 18-’31J&D4.75 4s Water M ay’ 18-’25 M&N4.75 4Ms 1925-1934_____4.75 Binghamton 4s ’ 28&’29.F&A4.75 4s Sew DIsp ’22-’36..F&A4.90 3Ms Bridge 1035____F&A4.90 Brooklyn— d— 6s 1024..J&J
5s Bridge 1910..............J&J4s Bridge 1926............. J&J4s School 1920........... .J&J
4.80 3M sg 1919 to 1037...J& J4.80 3Mb g July 10 1925...J&J4.80 3Ms gold 1927............J& J4.80 3Ms g July 10 1934...J&J4.80 3Mb gold 1930............. J&J .4.80 3s Bridge 1925________I&J4.90 Buffalo— 7s 1924 & 1925 J&J4.90 0s Parks Jan 1 1024..J&J .4.90 4Mb Nov 15 10 33 ...M &N .4.80 4MsSchNovl5’ 18-’33M&N .4.80 4Mb June 15 1944. J&D 15 .4.90 4M8 June 15 1964. J&D 15 .
4Ms Feb 15’02 op ’32.F&A . 4s School Aug 1 1929.F&A . 4s Serial 1918 to ’ 2 0 ..F&A . 4s June 15 1918-’30 ..J& D .4s June 15 1960____ J&D .3Ms Pa*k Reg 1927.. FA A . 3Ms Water 1918-35.M&S .
Elmira— 4s 1935...........M&S .4Mb Water 1918-1945AAO . 3Ms Redemp '18 to ’21J&J .
ErleCo4Ms’ 18-’ 30tax-ex J&J . JFarRockaway 5s ’ 18-’21J&J . Franklin Co 4Mb’31-’ 40 M&S .Fulton— 3.40s’ 18 t o ’20 J&D .
4M» Mun Imp ’ 19-35M&N4s 1918-1930..........M&N3M« 1918 to 1933____J&D
Now York City—4M« June 1965_______I&D4M» June ’ 18~’30___ J&D4Ms 1963___________M&S
s (old) May 1957.M&N s (now) Nov 1957 M&N s Corp stock 1067.J&J sCorp stock '18-’ 32 J&J s 1060 opt 1 0 3 0 ...M&Ss 1960.......... M&SS Mch 1 1962____ M&SS Mch 1 1964____ M&S
..8 April 1 I960___ A&O4s Various 1930____M&N4s Nov 1955________M&N4s Various 1950____M&N4s Various May ’57. .M&N4s Nov 1958..............M&N4s May 1959..............M&N3^ 8 Exempt 1922..M&N 3^ 3 Bklyu M Sew ’ 27 J&J 3^ 8 g D ’k 1927 Ex.M&N 3Ms g Exempt 1941.M&N 3Hs Exempt 1942..M&N 3><Jg R T 1948-1950.M&N 3><5sg Exempt 1052.M&N 3Ms g Exempt 1953.M&N 3pjs g Fixempt 1954. M&N 3>2S g Water Ex ’54 .M&N 3^ a Exempt 1955..M &N 3H sStk April 1 ’5 4 ..A&O3 ^ s Nov 1 1920____M&N3.30s Co ’ 18-’21 E x ...J& J 3s g Dock 1024 E x..M & N 3s g R T 1950 Exem.M&N
Niagara Falls— 4s Nov 1921 4.10% Sower 1935-40.J&J 4>$s School 1921-20.. F&A3J^s 1942-1945.........M&N
North Tonawanda 4s’24A&04Hs 1918-1925........... J&D
NORTH DAKOTA4s Fund’g Mar 20 ’21. .M &N Ward Co 4Us July ’ 2 5 ..J&J
OHIO (See foot-note*)•Akron— 5s 1923---------M&S
♦5s ’ 19, ’ 20, ’ 24 & ’28. Varb Basis, d Now part of New York City. 1 *-u»» yweo. n iiuiuuiu . . . . . . . » . i .• Subject to taxation. By an amendment to the constitution of Ohio adopted Sept. 3 1912 bonds Issued after Jan. 1 1913 by municipalities in
lhat State are subject to taxation. Bonds Issued prior to Jan. 1 1913 are exempt from taxation.
Toledo (Concluded)—4s 1 9 2 6 .....................A&O4s Park July 1 1942..J&J 3Us Refunding 1930.M&N
Toledo Sch DIst-4s ’ 23 to ’ 29 Warren Co 5s 1929-’ 34.M&S Youngstown *5s '18-’25 A&O
*4Us 1919-1957_____A&OYoungstown School DIst—
*4 Us 1944-1947____M&SZanesville— *5s City Hall
& Mkt 1920-’ 39____M&SOKLAHOMA
4Us Oct 15 1924-’33.A& 0 154s Funding 1918-27____F&AArdmore— 5s 1922____M&NCanadian Co 4s ’ 22-’31.F&A Muskogee— 4 Us 1925. M&N
5s Nov 1 1924______ M&N5s Funding 1929____M&S5s Sewer 1936________M&S
Okla City— 5s ’37 op ’22F&A5s Water 1936..........M&S5s Fund Oct 9 '3 6 .-A&O 9 5s Fire Dept 1934...J&D4 Us Sewer 1936--------F&A4Us W W 1941..........J&J
Okla City S D 4s 1933..J&J Okla Co— 4Us ’24-’ 33_J&D Payne Co 4Us ’ 20 to '29A&0
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Apr 1 ’ 19-’ 24-’ 29-’34. A&O Dallas City 5s ’ 18-’20—M&NEugene 5s 1942_______ M&SMultonomah Co 4U s’32J&D
5s Road 1920-1929—M&N b Portland— 5s g C H '22 .J&J 6
5s Water 1923_______ J&J b5s g Bridge 1925------A&O 64Us Dock 1943____M&N b4Us Oct 1920-47...A&O b
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Lackawanna Co 4s 1944F&A b Lancaster— 4s July’ 18-20Q-J b
Lancaster S D 4s May 1945. LowerMerlonTp 4s,4 U s,4 Us b McKeesport S D 4U 3 1919
1943 _______________ M&N bNorristown S D 4Us '43 J&J b Philadelphia—4s 1937.. J&J
4s July 1939---------------J&J4s July 1940---------------J&J4s July 1942---------------J&J4s Nov 1943---------------J&J4s Nov 1944__________J&J4s Jan 1945---------------J&J4s Jan 1 1940................J&J4s Nov 1 1906..............J&J3U 3 Water 1931--------J&J3Us July 1932..............J&J3U 3 July 1 1934.........J&J
Phila S D 4 Us ’ 24-’ 43—J&J b4s 1923-1942 ............... J&J b
Pittsburgh— 4U s’ 18-’50J&D b 4s May ’ 25 op ’ 10-’22M&N b4s 1918 to 1927.........M&N 64s 1919 to 1939........... J&J b4s 1918 to 1936...........J&J b4Us ’ 18-’38 taxable.M&Nb 3Us Apr '18 to ’30— -A&O b
PIttsb 8 D 4Us ’ 22-’ 27—J&J b Reading— 4s ’ 18 to ’ 28. A&O b
4s 1918-'23-’ 2 8 .........M & S64s A p r ’ 18 opt 1898.. A&O 6 4.50(4.35 43 1921, 1926, 1931........... ,b 4.50.4.35%
Wmsport 3Ms’29 op’09 MAS 6 4.50York 4Ms 1924-1943__ FAAYork Co 3Ms 1918-32.MAN
RHODE ISLAND48 Charlt Inst 1965____MAS3 Ms gold S H 1934.........J&J3s State H July 1938__ AAOBristol— 3Msg 1930...M A S E Provld’ce4sJunel5’47JAD Johnston 4Ms 1920, 1925,
4s gold 1927_________FAA4a May 15 1948_____ MAN3M sg High Sell 1954.JAD
Pawtucket— 4Ms 1950..JAJ4Ms Sewer 1952_____JAD4s Water 1937............MAN3Ua 1 9 2 2 ............ ..J A D
Providence— 43 g 1921..JAJ 43 gold April 1 9 2 7 ...AAO43 May 1 1944..........MAN4s Jan 1 1945................J&J4s July 1956..................JAJ3Ms Sell A Br 1929.MAN 3s Sew A Imp 1929..MAN
Westerly— 4s 1927____MAS3Ms Water Feb 1929.FAA
Woonsocket 4Ms Fd ’41 JAD 4Ms Funding 1944..MAN43 Funding 1941____ JAD4s Funding 1947____ AAO3Ms Wat May 1 ’31-MAN
SOUTH CAROLINA4Ms Blue 1928................J&J4s Refund 1952 op 1932. JAJ Charleston— 5s Oct ’22.AAO
4Ms Public Imp 1937.J&J 4Ms Rfg Apr 15 ’39A&015 4Ms Sew&cDec30’41 JAD4Ms Park 1942.........MAN3Ms Jan 1 1922...........JAJ
Cocke Co Rd A Brge 1919,’24 ,’ 29 ,’34 ,’39.........MAN
Cumberland Co 5a 1956. JAJ Davidson Co 4Ms ’37 opFAAGrainger Co 5s 1940__ FAAHamilton Co 5s 1944.. A AO
5s April 1 1935...........AAO53 April 1 1945......... .AAO4Ms 1941....................JAD4M3 C H A Jail ’4 2 . .AAO 4Ms Bdge A Sch 1947 AAO
Knox Co 5s 1930-1945. Knoxville— 5a g 1921..AAO
5s Refunding 1940..MAN 4Ms Funded Ac 1937 JAD 4Ms Water-wks 1949.JAJ4s June 1 1929______ JAD
Memphis 5s July 1954..JAJ5s 1918-1927................FAA4Ms Refunding 1920. JAJ 4 Ms Refunding 1939. J&J 4Ms St Impt &C ’46. FA A4Ms Park 1947...........JAJ4 Ms Street 1947____MAS4Ms 1950 ....................JAJ4 Ms Park 1959...........AAO4s Water 1933...........MAN
Memphis S D 4Ms ’5 9 ..JAJ Nashville— 5s Wat 1921 JAD
5s March 1933...........MAS5s 1918-1935 _______ MAS5s Sch 1918-1945___ JAD4Ms Sewer 1923_____AAO4Ms Street 1935.........J&J
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TEXASAustin 5s 1918-1942____JAJ
5sScbBg&Hos’52op’32 JAJ 4M % Refg 1918-1946.JAJ
Beaumont 5s ’52 op ’32. AAO 5s Water Works 1954.MAS4s 1942 opt 1922_____ JAD
Cleburne5sWW’52op’32.JAJDallas—
5s June 1 1931______ JAD5s g Aug 1928_______ FAA4 Ms Sch 1918-1952.MAN 4s Water ’47 op '1 7 ..AAO 4s Water ’ 18 to ’49 ..MAN4s School 1918-’51__ JAJ
DallasCo4MsSepl0’51Apr 10 5s Vlad A Bdge Feb 10
1954 op 1924.-f-.Apr 10 ElPaso5sWWPurch’50 .A & 0
5s Fund 1951 o p t ’ 31.M AS 5s School 1955 op ’35.JA I 5s Imp Aug 1 1948..FAA
Fort Worth— 6s 1922..FAA5s Refunding 1920__ JAJ5s Apr 1951 opt ’ 31 ..AAO 4Ms»tImp’48op aft’ 28JAJ 4 Ms Sch ’48 op aft ’ 28.JAJ 4Ms Sch’49 op aft’ 29.JAD4s Refunding 1941___J&J
Galveston—5s Llm debt 1932-1936 JAJ 5s Grade Rais 1944..AAO 5s School 1918-1954.MAS 5s Wat A Sew 1918-34M&S 65 5s 1918-1958............... AAO
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Harris Co 4s ’47 op * 17.AAOHouston 5s Comp ’ 18__ J&J
5s Sew Nov 15 1939. MAN 5s RefOctl6’41 op ’31 AAO 5s Mun Imp ’26-’5 6 .. FAA 4 Ms Sept 1918-1952 MAN 4Ms Oct 26 ’38 op’28 AAO
SanAntonlo-6sg’ 18op’07 JAJ5s Sept 1918-’53____MAS4 Ms May 1 1920____MAN
Port Arthur 5s 1918-50.MAS San Antonio S D 5s ’50. FAA Tarrant Co— 5s Road A Bdg
Newport News 4Ms '48 JAD5 4 Ms Feb 1953.............. F&A5 4s Street Nov 1 1941 MAN 5 Norfolk— 5s Ren 1923.JAD „5 4Ms Munlc Impt '42 MAS b 5 4Ms Renewal 1941..AAO 65 4Ms Imp July 1940..JAJ b 5 I 4s July 1 1932............. J&J b
4.90 4s Water Oct l 1934.AAO b4.90 4s Impt March 1936.M&S b
Petersburg 4Ms 1952..AAO Portsmouth— 4Ms 1940 FAA
4Ms Imp Oct 1 1942.AAO 5 4Ms Sch A Sew 1938.JAJ5 Richmond 5s ’ 20 to ’ 22 .JAJ 5 4Ms Pub Imp 1 9 4 9 ...JAJ b 4 .804.60%5 4s 1920 to 1930........... J&J5 4s 1938 to 1943........... J&J5 4s 1924............. J&J
4s Jan 1 1920................JAJ4s 1938.......... .JAJ
4.75 4S 1941..........................JAJ4.75 4s Jan 1 1942..................JAJ4.75, 4s 1943......................... .JAJ4.75 Roanoke 4Ms Ref 1936.J&J4.75 4Ms St Impt May 1940__4.75 4 Ms Pub Bldg 1941.MAN4.75 4Ms Pub Bldg 1944.MAN
4s St Impt 1936......... .JAJ5 {Stafford Co 5s 1942____JAJ5 Tazewell Co 5s 1923-46.JAJ
WASHINGTONAberdeen 5Ms ’22-’ 31._JADBellingham 5s 1926____AAOClallam Co— 4Ms 1921 MAN Clarke Co 5s ’35 op’25. Jan 1 Everett 5s July 15 1931.JAJ
5s June 1936_______JADKing Co— 5s 1928.........MAS
5s C ’t House ’ 33 opt May5s Road 1935.............F&A4MsIIarb opt ’ 22-’ 30 Novt
Lewis Co 5s 1923-32__ MASPierce Co 5s ref ’ 25op’ 15AAO
5s Sept 1 1928-37____Sept4s Ref 1926opt 1910.MAS b
Port of Seattle 5s’ 18-’55MAS 4Ms Jan 1919-1955...J A J
Seattle— 5s 1918-1930. -JAJ4Ms Sewer 1927____MAS4Ms Water 1931.........JAJ4Ms Park 1931.........JAD4Ms Light ext 1932..JAJ 4s Lib Oct 15 ’22 .AAO 154s April 1 1929______ AAO
Seattle SD N ol 4Ms’ 24 MAN 4Ms Mar ’ 18 to ’ 31 ..MAS
Snohomish Co 5s ’ 31 op aft ’21 Spokane 5Ms Fund ’ 18. FAA
5s Park Dec 1 1927..JAD 4Ms Bdge Const 1931 JAJ4 Ms Water 1935_____J&J4Ms Park 1902........... JAJ4 Ms Bridge 1918-36. -J&J 4s Water July 1 1925.JAJ
SpokaneSDNo814Ms’29JAJ4Ms May 1 1931___ MAN4s Aug 1 1918-1922..FAA
Spokane Co 4s '21 op ’ llJ& D Stevens C o—4Ms '29 op ’ 19. Tacoma— 5sg Feb 15 ’20 F&A
5s Refunding ’ 18-’33.JAD 4Ms Lt A Pow 1929..JAJ4 Ms Refdg 1931____AAO
Tac S D No 10 4Ms ’ 20 FAA WhatcomCo4Ms’22op’12JAJ
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BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of New York City, Broo Canadian institutions, and are as near as possible for the closing day o f the month preceding the date o f issue, t loug 1
Brooklyn and ‘ often arenominal. An asterisk (*) denotes sales. The letter (h ) prefixed to a prioo indicates that the figures show the bn° ^ rV;an^ ‘ Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the national banks are from the Comptroller s Fast call, for all other institutions they are the latest obtainable, direot returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are required. t or the Clearing House banks of New York, Philadelphia and Boston, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
W here Names are Printed In Italics Puller R eturns may be Found In the Advertising Colum ns _____ __________
ALABAMA— Nat. banka Dec. 31; State institutions latest retuna.
Birmingham—Amer Tr A Sav Bk. Btrmlng’m Tr A S. Flrst National Bank Traders’ Nat Bank
M o b ile -First National Bank Merchants’ Bank- People’s Bank------
M ontgomery—Exchange Nat BankFirst Nat Bank____Fourth Nat B auk.. Capltal Nat Bk— Alabama BkATr Co Sullivan BkATr Co Union Bk A Tr C o.
Capital.5
500.000500.000
1,500,000250.000
300.000150.000150.000
300.000 1,000,000
500.000200.000300.000250.000100.000
Surplus A Profits.
$310,933707,927
1,510,02903,979
664,270270,190346,871
95,077
GrossDeposits. Par. Bid. Ask.
S Per share. San Diego (Con.) Merchants’ Nat Bk6,890,367 100 125 140
10,210,767 100 250 265 San Diego Sav Bk.22,054,307 100 230 240 UnltedStatesNatBk2,591,272 100 125
Per135share.
Southern TrA Commerce B a n k ------San Francisco—
National Bank— Bank of Calif, N A . Bank of Ita ly .. . .
1,200,491 100 110 116 Columbus S A LSoca3,324,466 100 130 135 Crocker Nat Bank.n3,170,010 100 90 95 Don’hoe-Kelly BCo
0701,749 100 90 92 First National Bank520,000318,495782,795
100100
106 112 French-Amer Bank100 148 160 German S A L Soc.
Humboldt Sav Bk.ARIZONA— Nat. banks Sept. 11; State institutions Sept. 11.
Phoenix—Nat Bk of Arlzona. Phoenlx Nat Bank. Phoenlx S Bk A T r. Valley Bank
200,000150.000100.000500,000
<1247,469253,317111,88084,217
<12,702,0782,830,6381,270,4343,706,069
100100
Per share'
ARKANSAS__Nat. banka Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.Little R ock—
Bank of Commerce England Nat Bank- Exchange Ngt Bk_. Amer Nat Bank — People’s Sav Bank- Bankers Trust C o -. German Trust C o. - Mercantile Tr C o .. Southern Trust C o. Unlon Trust C o—
Pine Bluff—Citizens’ Bank------Cotton Belt SAT Co Merch A Plant Bk. Slmmons Nat Bank
Los Angeles—Cal Sav A Com Bk. Citizens Nat Bank.. Commercial Nat Bk Farmers A Mer Nat First National Bank Guar Tr A Sav Bk. Home Sav Bank— Intern’! Sav A Ex B Hibernian Sav Bk Merchants’ Nat Bk Security Nat Bank Security Tr A S Bk_ Heilman Com T A S Citizens Tr A S Bk Los Ang Tr A S Bk'. U S National Bank
Oakland— Central Sav Bank. Central Nat Bank. Farmers A Mer Bk. First National Bank Oakland Bk of SavSecurity Bank------State Savings Bank
Pasadena—First Nat Bank— Nat Bk of Pasadena Security Nat Bank- Union Nat B an k ... CrownCltyTr ASBk First Tr A S B . . Union Tr A Sav Bk
Sacramento— California Nat Bk. California Sav B k .. Farm A Mech S Bk N B D O Mills A Co People’s Sav Bank. Sacramento Bank..
San Bernardino California State Bk Fanners’ Exch Nat
Mercantile Nat Bk. Merchants’ Nat Bk Mission Sav Bank Mutual Sav Bank.. Sav Un Bk A Tr Co Seaboard Nat Bank Security Sav Bank. Wells Far Nev Nat Anglo-Callf Tr C o. Flrst Federal Tr Co Union Trust Co
San Jose—Bank of San Jose.. Flrst National Bank Security Sav Bank. Security State Bank Gard C Bk A Tr Co
Stockton City Bank.. Comrn’l A Sav Bk.First Nat Bank------Stockton Sav Bank
CANADA—See last page.C O L O R A D O — Nat. Banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns
PerColorado Spgs— Colorado Sav Bank Colorado Spgs N B Exchange Nat B k .. First National Bank Colo Title A Tr C o.
Denver—Central S Bk A T r. City Bank A Tr Co Colorado Nat Bank Denver Nat Bank. Denver Stk Yds Bk First National Bk. Ilamilton Nat Bank U S National Bank. Amer Bk A Tr Co . Hibernia BkATrCo International Tr Co Interstate Trust Co
C O N N E C T IC U T — Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.Bridgeport—
City National Bank Connecticut Nat Bk First Bridgeport N B Bridgeport Tr C o .. Amer Bk A Tr C o ..
Hartford—Am Indus’l BATCo City Bk A Tr C o— Colonial Nat Bank. Conn Itiver Bkg Co First National Bank Hartford-Aetna NB Phoenix Nat Bank. State Bank A Tr Co United States Bank Conn T r A S D C o. Fidelity Trust C o._ Hartford Trust C o. Rlverside Trust CoSecurity Tr C o------Travelers B A TrCo
New Haven— First National Bank Mechanics’ B ank.. Merchants’ Nat Bk New Hav Bk N B A Nat Tradesm’s Bk. People s Bk A TrCo Second Nat Bank.. Un A N Hav Tr Co
................. _ .11917. b This is capital paid In; authorized amount is larger; when full paid, par value will also be increased.Capital is to be Increased, x Ex-dividend, h Ex-rights, c Includes First Fed. Tr. Co. stk, * June 10 1917. t Oct. 23, 191/. ® Oct. 15 1917.June 20 1917. d Nov. 20 1917. n May 1 1917.
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CONNECTICUT— (Concluded.)
Norwich— Merchants’ Nat Bk Thames Nat BankUncas Nat Bank_
W aterbury— Citizens' Nat Bank Manufac’s’ Nat Bk Waterbury Nat Bk Colonial Trust C o. Merchants Tr C o .. Waterbury Tr C o._
DIST. OF COLUMBIA.— Nat, banks Dec. 31; other institutions Dec. 31.
W ashingtonAmerican Nat Bk_. Columbia Nat B k ..
District Nat Bk___Dupont Nat Bank. Farm A Mech Nat-Federal Nat Bk__Franklin Nat B k .. Home Savings Bk._ Lincoln Nat Bank. Nat Bank of Wash. Nat Capital Bank.Nat Met Bank____Riggs Nat Bank__Second Nat B ank.. Amer Seen & Tr Co Continental Tr C o. Nat Sav A Tr C o._ Munsey Trust C o ..Union Trust C o__UnltedStatesSavBk Wash Loan A Tr Co
GEORGIA— Nat, banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.
Atlanta—Atlanta Nat Sank.. Central Bk A Tr Cor Fourth Nat B ank..Fulton Nat Bk____Ga Sav Bk A Tr Co American Sav Bank Lowry Nat B ank..Third Nat Bank__Atlanta Trust C o .. Trust Co of Georgia
Augusta— Augusta Savings Bk Georgia RR Bank. Merchants’ Bank.. Citizens A Sou Bk. NatExchange B k .. Planters’ L A S Bk.Union Sav Bank__
Colum bus— Columbus Sav Bk Fourth Nat Bank., nom e Savings Bank Merch A Mech Bk. Nat Bk of Columbus Third Nat Bank__
Macon—Bibb Nat Bank____Fourth Nat Bank.. Macon Nat Bank.. Conti’1 Bk A. Tr Co
Savannah—Citizens’ A South Bk Commercial Bank. Exchange Bank. . Liberty Bk A TrC o Hibernia Bank of
Savannah ______Merchants’ Nat Bk Nat Bk of Savannah Oglethorpe Sav ATr Savannah Bk ATrCo Citizens’ Trust Co. Chatham BkATrCo
ILLINOIS— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.
Aurora—
Chicago—Aetna State Bank. Amer State Bank Atlas Exch Nat Bk Austin State Bank Calumet Nat Bank Capital StateSavBk Central Mfg Dis Bk Cont A Com Nat Bk. Corn Exch Nat Bank Depositors St A S B Drexel State Bank Drovers Nat Bank. Englewood StateBk First National Bank First Nat Englew’d Foreman Bros BgCo Ft Dearborn N 11k. Garfield Pk St S Bk Halsted St State Bk Hibernian Bkg Assn Hyde Pk State Bk. Illinois State Bank. Irving Park Nat Bk Kaspar State Bank Krause StateSavBk Lake View State Bk Lawndale State Bk Lincoln State Bank Live Stk Ex Nat Bk.. Mech A Trad St Bk Nat Bk of Republic. _ National City Bank Nat Produce Bank. North Ave State Bk NoSkleStateSavBkNoel State Bank__Ogden Ave State Bk People’s Stock Y ’ds
State .................Phillip State Bank PloneerStateSav Bk Roseland State S B Second Secur’ ty BkSecurity Bank.........So Chicago Sav Bk.South Side State__State Bk of Chicago Stock Yds Sav Bk. Unlon Bank of Chic United State Bank. WashlngtonPkN Bk West Englewood
Ashland State Bk West TownState Bk Central Tr Co of 111 ChlcCity Bk A TrCo ChlcagoSBkATrCo Cont A Com TAS B Drovers Tr A Sav Bk First Tr A Sav Bk. Ft Dearb Tr A S Bk Franklin Tr A S Bk Greenebaum Sons
Bank A Trust Co Guarantee Tr A Sav Harris Tr A Sav Bk Home Bk A Tr Co. Illinois Tr A Sav Bk Kenw’d TrASav Bk Lakevlew T A S Bk Liberty Tr A S Bk. Lincoln Tr A Sav B Market Tr A Sav . Mercantile TrASav Merchants L A TrCo Michigan Av Tr Co Mid-City T rA S B k Northern Tr Co Bk Northwn Tr A S Bk People’s TrASav Bk Pullman TrASavBk Sheridan Tr Sav Bk Sou West Tr A Sav. Stand’d TrASav Bk Stockmen’s Tr S Bk Union Trust Co W Side Tr A Sav Bk Woodl’n Tr A S Bk
Elgin—Elgin Nat B ank..First Nat Bank__Home Nat Bank__Union Nat Bank__Elgin City B’k’g Co Home Tr A Sav Bk
Peoria—Central Nat Bank. Com’l Ger Nat Bk. Dime Sav A Tr C o.Flrst Nat Bank____Home Sav A State. Stato Tr A Sav Bk. Merchants A 111 NB First Tr A Sav Bk.
Quincy—Illinois State Bank. Quincy Nat Rank.. Ricker Nat Bank.. Mercantile Tr A S B
b Capital to be Increased. _ d Nov. 20 1917. e Oct. 23 19177
INDIANA— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.Evansville—
Citizens’ Nat Bank City National Bank Old State Nat Bank West Side B an k ... Am Tr & Sav Bank Citizens Tr Ac S Bk. Mercantile Tr it S B
Fort Wayne— First Ac Ham Nat Bk Germ-Amer Nat Bk Old National Bank. Citizens’ Trust Co. People’s Tr Ac Sav Co Tri-State L Ac T rC o
Indianapolis- Commercial Nat Bk Continental Nat Bk Fletcher-Am N Bk. Indlana Nat Bank. Merchants’ Nat Bk National City Bank People’s State Bank Aetna Tr Ac Savs Co Farmers Trust C o. Fidelity Trust C o .. Fletcher Sav & Tr. Indiana Trust C o .. Securlty Trust C o. Unlon Trust C o . . . West Side Trust Co
Terre Haute— First National Bank Me Keen Nat Bank Terre Haute Nat Bk United States Tr Co
e3,908,113 IOC 300e3,511,795 IOC 1802,047,179 IOC 1754,521,187 100 150
Per share.
IOWA— (C oncluded.)
IOWA— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.
Burlington—Burlington Sav Bk First National Bank Germ-Ainer Sav Bk Iowa State Sav Bk. Merchants’ Nat Bk National State Bk.
Cedar Rapids— Ced Rapids Nat Bk Ced Rapids Sav Bk Iowa State Sav Bk. Merchants’ Nat Bk People’s Sav Bank- Security Sav Bank. Amer Tr Ac Sav Bk.
Council B luffs- Clty National Bank Commercial Nat Bk Coun Bluff Sav Bk. First National Bank State Savings Bank
. Davenport—Davenport Sav Bk. Farm Ac Mech Sav. First National Bank German Sav Bank. Home Sav Bank.—Iowa Nat Bank------Security Sav Bank. Scott Co Sav Bank. Union Savings Bk. Citizens’ Tr Ac S I”
Des Moines— Bankers Trust C o .. Cap City State Bk.
Dubuque—
Capital.Surplus
<fc Profits.Gross
Deposits. Par.
Sioux City— Continental Nat Bk First National Bank Iowa State Sav Bk. Live Stock Nat Bk. Nat Bank of Comm Northwest Nat Bk. Security Nat Bank. Woodbury Co S Bk Fanners’ L Ac Tr Co
KENTUCKY— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.C ovington—
Citizens’ Nat Bank First National Bank German Nat Bank. Covington S B Ac Tr People’s S Bk Ac T r.
Lexington— Fayette Nat Bank- First Ac City Nat Bk PhoenlxAcThlrd N B Second Nat Bank..
Louisville— Amer-Southem N B Citizens’ Nat Bank First National Bank German Bank Germ Insurance Bk German Secur Bank Kent Tit S B Ac TCoLincoln Sav B Ac Tr Loulsv Nat Bkg Co Nat Bk of C om m .. Nat Bk ofKentucky Stock Yards Bank. Union Nat B an k ...
Newport— German Nat Bank.
Per200,000 «173,207 e l,357,206 100 165600,000 164,697 2,674,769 100 130350,000 rl20,209 r l ,721,460 100 125100,000 55,137 805.215 100 141100,000 34,990 638,427 100
Per100,000 elll,920 e947,409 100 170100,000 el09,910 e l,045,016 100 200
175135135115share.225190124share.
305
200
105127212200270226168120share176
LOUISIANA— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.New Orleans—
Bank of Orleans— Canal Bk Ac Tr C o. Citizens’ BkAcTr Co City Bank t Tr Co Commercial Nat Bk Commercial Trust
Ac 8av B k _____Int-State Tr Ac BCo Metropolitan Bank New Orleans N Bk. U S S Dp Ac Sav Bk Whitnev-Cenl N B .. Hibernia BkAc TrCo Whitney-Cent Tr Ac
Savings B a n k ... Shreveport—
American BkAcT Co American Nat Bank Commercial Nat Bk First National Bank First Sav B Ac Tr Co Contln’l B Ac Tr Co
100,0002,000,000
400.000150.000300.000
1.250.000750.000400.000
1,000,000100.000
2.500.0001,000,000
200,000
100,000150.000500.000500.000100.000300,000
121,797751,697190,49785,340
713,460935,071625,000236,760829,277158,217
1,783,9672,602,010
538,94344,193
r51,629e576,563r273,522
106,20437,976
2,351,72625,964,2005,167,9673.848,371
11,649,79816,892,6718,815,0463,619,745
11,709,2741,707,151
35,645,36636,567,765
8,033,230397,749
r l, 186,730 812415753 r3,857,002
1,359,770 1,772,764
100100100100100100100100100100100100
100100100100100100
Per300203160^200450235242150192169272350
Per
share.
share.
MAINE— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.Bangor—
First National Bank Merchants’ Nat Bk Eastern Tr Ac Bkg Co Merrill Trust C o . . .
Portland— Canal Nat Bank— Chapman Nat Bank First National Bank Portland Nat Bank Fidelity Trust C o .. Casco-Merc’ntile Tr Union S D Ac Tr Co U S Trust C o.
MARYLAND— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.Baltimore—
Balt Comm’l Bank.Calvert Bank.........Canton Nat Bank. Citizens’ Nat Bank Commonw’lth Bank Drov & Mechanics’
Nat Bank-----Farm Ac Mer N Bk. American Bank — German Bk of Balt. Mercantile Bank.. Mercli-Mech IstNat Nat Bank of Baltlm Nat Bank of Comm Nat Exchange Bank
500.000100.000 100,000
1,000,000200,000
600,000650.000300.000400.000100.000
2.500.000 1,210,700
750,0001.500.000
Per share.129,237 2,120,408 10092!244 3,513,998 50 80
r40,000 r 1,266,000 105 1002,621,227 20,994,935 10 40 43
r l ,021,135 r8,519,232 15 34 35917,599 9,445,749 100 152 158
* Sale price, a Includes one-half share of Kent. Tit. S. B. Ac Tr. com. stock, b Nov. 17 1916. x Ex-dividend, c F l^res date June 20 1917. n March 5 1917. r Sept. 11 1917. s Oct. 22 1917. < Includes debentures. * May 1 1917. » Last sale, e Nov. 20 1917. h Dec. 31 1915.fc Sept. 12 1916. /C om m on. (/Preferred.
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MARYLAND— (C ontinued.)
Capital.Surplus
A Profits.Gross
Deposits. Par. Bid. Ask.
Balt. (Con.)— S % $Nat Marine Bank.. 400,000 *206,966 *3,617,783 30 39 43Nat Un Bk of M d._ 1,000,000 867,020 4,581,419 100 140Old Town Nat Bk. 250,000 *134,779 *1,999,963 10 13Second Nat B ank.. 500,000 1,164,707 2,915,022 100 250 275Western Nat Bank. 500,000 519,971 4,864,446 20 31 y2 34Baltimore Trust Co 1,000,000 2,279,227 11,116,845 50 155 160Colonial Trust C o. 300,000 83,864 1,304,370 25 25 28Continental Tr C o. 1,350,000 1,513.240 6,971,892 100 175Fidelity Trust C o .. 1,000,000 1,465,630 14,561,191 100 295 315M ’dl’d Tr C o__ __ 1,000,000 232,541 7,020,478 100 99 101Merc Tr & Dep____ 1,500,000 3,304,732 16,972,718 50 196 205Equitable Trust Co 1,000,000 411,077 7,929,799 25 34 40Safe Dep & Tr C o .. 600,000 2,612,274 9,299,988 100 680Title Gu & Tr C o .. 200,000 231,520 2,694,918 100 190Union Trust C o__ 500,000 355,367 5,444,419 50 98Frederick—
Citizens’ Nat Bank 100,000 C465.371 c4,654,478 100Per
500share.
Far & Mech Nat Bk 125,000 C143.717 c2,061,165 25 38Franklin Sav Bank. 90,000 51,864 679,920 100 115Fred’k Co Nat Bk. 150,000 c75,237 *994,489 15 21Fr’k Town Sav Inst k 150,000 165,698 1,864,479 100 170Central Trust C o .. 200,000 240,041 1,758,949 100 100
Per share.500,000 c943,710 cl0197 298 100 350 360100,000 C107.839 c 905,598 100 * 225100,000 c72,956 c2,144,130 100 200 225100,000 cl29,829 c l ,316,411 100 210500,000 c747,899 c5,982,312 100 250
* Sale price. „ Dlu^ .Is the so-called "weekly d e p o s its n o w forming capital on whlcl < Dec. 31 1917. g Includes trust deposits, h Sept. 12 1916. j r/A-iuviueiiu. t ijiiai s.ue. n
e June 20 1917. s Oct. 17 1917. c Nov. 20 1917.
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MINNESOTA— Nat. banks Dec. 31: State institutions latest returns.
D uluth—Amer Exch Nat Bk City National Bank First National Bank Northern Nat Bank
M inneapolis— First & Secur Nat Bk Cerman-Amer Bank Hennepin Co Sav Bk Mercantile State Bk Merch & Mfg St Bk Metrop Nat Bank. Northwest Nat Bank St Anth’y Falls Bk. Mldland Nat Bk South Side State Bk Union State Bank. Mlnn L’n & Tr C o.
St. Paul— American Nat Bank Capital Nat Bank. First National Bank Merchants’ Nat Bk Metropolitan Bank Nat Bank of Comm Scandinav-Am Bk. Stock Yards Nat Bk Capital Tr A Sav Bk
100IN Ut DK OI IVlUlUolioMontana Tr &SaBk Conrad Tr & S Bk. Union Bk & Tr Co.
1002,700,0005,968,770 166
NEBRASKA— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.
share.1401502 4 5 "145
MISSISSIPPI— Nat, banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.Jackson—
Capital Nat Bank. Citizens’ Sav Bk&TFirst Nat Bank------Jackson-State N Bk Merch Bk & Tr C o.
Vicksburg— Amor Bank & Tr Co Citizens’ Nat Bank City Sav & Tr C o .. First Nat B a n k .--- Home Savings B k .. Merchants' Nat Bk
200,00050,000
100,000200,000250,000
150.000100.00050,000
300.000100.000 100,000
174,50015,000
158,01762,37696,967
7,774<154,260
76,629<1149,006
58,000<1403,763
2,059,693570,769
1,336,9431,569,6612,708,179
581,937
Lincoln—Central Nat Bank-City Nat Bank____First Nat Bank------First Sav Bank------Nat Bk of Com’ce.
Omaha—Corn Exch Nat Bk.First Nat Bank------Merchants’ Nat Bk Nebraska Nat Bank Omaha Nat B ank.. State Bank U S National B k . . .
South Omaha— Live Stock Nat Bk. Stock Yds Nat Bk.
MISSOURI— Nat, batiks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.
CityaCeSntreCBank - 100,000Com’wealth Nat Bk 250,000Drovers’ Nat Bank 1,000,000First Nat Bank____ 1,000,000Gate City Nat Bk. 200,000 Int-State Nat Bank 500,000 National City Bank 1.500,000 Nat Reserve Bank 1.000,000 New EngN at Bank 1,000,000 Produce Exch Bank 10°'000Security Nat Bank. 200,000Southw Nat Bank of
Commerce...........Traders’ Nat Bank. 200,000Stock Yds Nat Bk- 200,000Western Exch Bank 250,000 Westport Ave Bank 100,000 Commerce Tr C o .. 1.000,000 Fidelity Trust C o .. 1.000,000Pioneer Trust C o .. 267,500Fidelity Sava Tr Co 250,000
St. Joseph—Burnes Nat Bank..First Nat Bank------Amer Nat Bk_____St Jos Stk Yds Bk. Tootle-Lacy N Bk.First Trust C o------Missouri Val Tr Co
200,000500.000200.000250.000200.00050,000
100,000
24,594427,092239,933
2,565,70983,971
1,281,229448,732146,712750.000
59,177125,304
1,778,83158,097
130,377110.00072,094
1,076,9191,137,202
388,41878,797
el44,744e423,482239,799175,000
*260,91747,99442,150
St. Louis—Baden Bank___Boatmen’s Bank— Bremen B ank... Cass Avenue Bank. Central Nat Bank. Chippowa Bank—Franklin Bank____German-Amer Bank German Sav Inst.. Grand Ave Bank.. Internat Bank St LJefferson Bank------Lafayette So Side BkLowell Bank...........Manchester Bank.. Mech-AmerNat Bk Mercantile Nat Bk. Merch Laclede Nat Nat Bank of Com’ce_ Night A Day Bank. Northwest’n Bank. St Louis Union Bk. South’n Com & SavState Nat Bank__Third Nat B a n k ... Union Station Bank American Trust Co B ’way Sav Tr C o .. Chouteau Trust Co City Trust C o .. Easton-TaylorTrCo Farm & Mer Tr C o. Jeff-Gravois Tr C o. Laclede Tmst C o .. Meramcc Trust C o. Mercantile Tr C o .. Miss Vail Tr C o .. Nor St L Sav Tr Co St L Union Tr C o .. Savings Trust C o .. South Side Tr C o .. Vandeventer Tr Co West St L Trust Co
Union Nat Bank— AtlanticSD & TrCo Guarantee Trust Co Equitable Trust Co Marine Trust C o ..
Bayonne— Bayonne Trust C o. Mechanics’ Tr C o ..
Bridgeton— Bridgeton Nat Bk. Cumberland N at Bk Farm & Mer Nat Bk Cumberland Tr C o.
Camden— Camden Nat Bank.First Nat Bank------National State Bk. Camden S D & T Co Broadway Tr C o .. Central Trust C o .. Merchants’ Tr C o .. Security Trust C o. West Jersey Tr C o.
East Orange- East Orange Bank. Sav Inv & Tr C o— Essex County Tr Co
Elizabeth— Elizabethnort B Co National State Bk. Elizabeth Tr C o . . . Union Co Trust Co
H oboken—First Nat Bank------Second Nat B ank.. Hoboken Trust C o. Hudson Trust C o .. Jefferson Trust C o. Steneck Trust Co . Trust Co of N J . . .
Jersey City— Claremont Bank — First National Bank Hudson Co Nat Bk Merchants’ Nat BkComm’l Tr N J ------Greenv Bk & Tr Co Lincoln Trust C o .. Mercantile Tr C o .. N J T Gu <fc Tr C oUnion Trust p o —
Long Branch— Citizens’ Nat Bank Long Branch Bkg Co
Morristown—First Nat Bank------National Iron B k .. American Trust Co Morristown Tr C o.
Mt. Holly—Mt Holly Nat Bank Union Nat Bank— Farmers’ Trust C o.
Newark— American Nat Bank Br’d & Market N B Mfrs’ Nat B a n k ... Merchants’ Nat Bk Nat Newark & Essex
Bkg C o-------National State Bk. North Ward Nat B Union Nat B ank.. City Trust C o. Clinton Trust C o .. Federal Trust C o .. Fldclity Trust C o .. Ironbound Tr C o ..
♦Sale price, a Figures of date Dec. 27 1916. c Capital paid in; authorized amount is larger, g Amount paid in. fe New stock. z E ^ iv ld e n d « Capital to be increased. d S e p .11 1917. * Nov. 20 1917. n Including Fidelity Sav. & Tr. stock. I Last sale, r April 25 1917. « June 20 1917 t April 27 1917. » Oct. 18 1917. A Dec. 31 1915.
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Newark (Con.) Newark Trust C o .. Spr’g f’ld Av Tr C o. Washington Tr C o. West Side Tr C o . . .
New BrunswickNat Bank of N J__People’s Nat Bank. New Bruns Tr Co._
Passalc—Passaic Nat B ank.. Hobart Trust C o .. Passalc T & S D Co People’s Bk&Tr Co
Paterson—First National Bank Paterson Nat Bank Second Nat B ank.. Paterson Sav Inst.. Citizens' Trust Co.U S Trust C o______Hamilton Trust Co Paterson S D&TrCo Silk City SDifcT Co
Plainfield—City Nat Bank____First Nat Bank___Plainfield Trust Co State Trust C o__
T renton—Broad St Nat BankFirst Nat Bank__Mechanics’ Nat Bk Trenton Bkg C o .. Mercer Trust C o .. Trenton T&S I) Co
NEW YOR K Nat. bks,.(except N. Y. City) Dec. 31; State inst. Nov. 14.Albany—
Albany Tmst Co.
Auburn—
Bingham ton-Citlzens Bank..First Nat B ank..
Brooklyn-
HiUslde Bank.Mechanics’
People’s Nat Bank. Ridgewood Nat B1 Brooklyn Trust Co Manufact’rs’ Tr C< Franklin Trust Co
Buffalo—Bank of Buffalo..
Market Bank__People’s Bank__(Jn Stock Yds Bk Bankers Trust C o .. Buffalo Trust C o .. Cltlz Com’ I Tr C o.City Trust Co_____Fidelity Trust C o ..
Elmira—Merchants’ Nat Bk Second Nat Bank. Chemung Can T Co
New York C ity-are of date Jan. 1917 for Nation of banks and may be found in
America, Bank o f . . Am Exch Nat Bank Atlantic Nat BankBank of Cuba_____Bank of Europe. Bank of U S . . . Battery Pk Nat BkBowery Bank____Broadway Cent Bk Bronx Borough Bk Bronx Nat Bank. Bryant Park Bank. Butch & Drov Nat. ChaseNatlonal Bk.
400,000 532,937 5,020,251 100600,000 543,074 6,017,756 100Deposits of N. Y. City banks are repo26 1918. Surplus an I profits ar ofal and Nov. 14 for State Banks. .4 divitrust comp anies in N tw York Ci y anour “ Ry. and Ind.” Sec., page 2071,500,000 6,572,540 28,624.000 100 490 5105,000,000 5,391,376 02419000 100 210 2151,000,000 847,000 .4,501,000 100 170 180100,000 79,337 3859,926
National Bank.. Chelsea Exch Bank Chemical Nat Bank. Citizens’ National. City Bank, Nat’l . . Coal A Iron Nat BkColonial Bank____Columbia Bank__Com’ce, Nat Bk of. Corn Exchange Bk. Cosmopolitan Bank East River Nat Bk. Fifth Avenue Bank Fifth National Bk.First Nat Bank____Garfield Nat Bank. German-Amer Bank Gorman Exch Bank Commonwealth Bk Gotham Nat Bank Greenwich Bank.. Hanover Nat Bank. Harrlman Nat Bk. Import <t Trad Nat International Bank Irving National Bk Liberty Nat Bank Lincoln Nat Bank ManhattanCo.Bkof Market & Fulton
National Bank. Mech <& Metals
National Bank- Merchants’ Nat Bk
Capital.
N Y Co Nat Bank N Y N B A, Bk ofPacific Bank......... ..Park Bank, Nat__People’s Bank.........Produce Ex Bk,N Y Public Nat Bank..Seaboard Nat Bank.Second Nat B an k ..Sherman Nat BankState Bank_____Twenty-third W Bk Union Exch Nat Bk Wash H ’ts, Bank of Westchester Ave BkWest Side Bank__Yorkvlllo B an k ...Bankers Trust Co Irving Trust Co . . .Central Trust C o ..Columbia Trust Co Commercial Tr Co.Empire Trust C o ..Equitable Trust Co ’ 'armors’ L & T Co.Fidelity Trust C o ..Fulton Trust Co__Guaranty Trust Co Hudson Trust Co Lawyers’ Title it
Trust C o.............j 4,000,000Lincoln Trust C o .. ' " Metropolitan Tr Co N Y L Ins Tr Co New York Trust Co Scandinavian Tr Co Title Guar ,t Tr Co Transatlantic Tr Co Union Tr Co of N Y U S Mtge it Tr Co U S Tr Co of N Y
Jamaica, L. I .—Bank of Long Isl’dFirst Nat Bank____Queens Co Trust Co
Rochester—Alliance Bank.. Central Bank..Citizens B an k____Merchants’ B ank.. Lincoln Nat Bank. Nat Bank of Comm Traders’ Nat Bank- Fidelity Trust C o .. Genesee Vail Tr Co Roch Tr it S D Co Security Trust Co. Union Trust C o__
Syracuse—City Bank________First Nat Bank____Merchants’ Nat Bk Nat Bk of Syracuse Salt Springs Nat BkThird Nat Bank__Central City Tr Co Syracuse Trust Co. Tr it D Co of Onon
Troy—Manufac’rs Nat Bk National City Bank Nat St Bk of Troy.People’s Bank_____Union Nat Bank__United Nat Bank.. Security Trust Co. Troy Trust C o____
C harlotte— Charlotte Nat B k .. Commercial Nat BkFirst Nat Bank------Mer & Farm N Bk. Union Nat Bank — American Trust Co Indopend’ce Tr Co. Southern L A S Bk.
Durham— Citizens’ Nat BankFidelity Bank.........First Nat Bank------Home Sav B an k ... Merchants’ Bank..
Greensboro— Amer Exch Nat Bk Greensboro L A T r. Greensboro Nat BkTextile Bank...........
NORTH DAKOTA— Nat. banks Dec. 31; Slate institutions latest returns.Fargo—
Fargo National Bk.First Nat Bank------Merchants Nat Bk. Northern Sav Bank
50,000300.000100.000 100,000
19,939243,237
426,7445,463,705
100100100100
Per share.
6124,11429,994 e l,624,702
1,348,414
OHIO— National banks Dec. 31; Stale institutions latest returns.C anton—
Central Sav Bank.. 150,000 59,327 2,491,017 100 150City Nat Bank------ 240,000 199,914 2.759,076 100 170 180Dime Sav B an k ... 200,000 120,327 3,015.299 100 200 225First Nat Bank------ 500,000 e625,014i eS,437,490 100 250
C incinnati— Per share.Atlas Nat B a n k ... 400,000 886,971 4,685,472 100 300Brighton BkATr Co 200,000 370.190 5,049.718 100 300 350Citizens’ Nat Bank 2,000,000 1,931,071 10,305,617 100 180 195City Hall Bank----- 100,000 234.187 2,185,762 100 300Columbia B A S Co 100,000 229,692 1,756,948 10 38 40Cosinop Bk A S Co. 250,000 135,404 3,055,407 50 78 80C ’t I l ’se Sav Bank. 100,000 21,570 790,726 100 100East End Bank----- 50,000 22,074 273,136 100 118Fifth-Third Nat Bk. 3,000.000 1,690,902 28,311,343 100 190 200First Nat Bank------ 6,000,000 2,960,762 38,742,898 100 195 200Fourth Nat Bank.. 500,000 817,707 9,705,926 100 260Gorman Nat Bank. 500,000 842,909 7,337,033 100 265 280Home Sav Bank Co 50,000 20,594 744,760 100 100 105Market Nat Bk— 500,000 588,379 4,926,370 100 260North Side Bank.. 75,000 61,716 828.766 50 90Pearl St Market Bk 150,000 71.1701 2,074.277 100 110 120Peoples-Bk A Sv Co 200,000 76.934* 1,735,715 100 110 120Prov Sv Bk A T Co 1,400,000 1,155,749 10,418,147 10 23 25Second Nat Bank . . 1,000,000 373,024 4,512,723 100 106 n oSecur S B A S D Co 200,000 166,142 2,469,865 100 250South Ohio Sav Bk. 50,000 136.360 2,215,216 100 200 300Stk Yds Bk A Tr Co 100,000 108,000 826,000 100 170UnionS B A T rC o . 1,000,000 3,129,237 18,158,672 100 450Unity Bkg A Sv Co 75,000 84,997 1,580,147 100 175Cinn BkATr C o . . . 125,000 77,293 1,424,148 100 150Western Bk A Tr Co 500,000 573,490 9,663,972 100 310Central Tr C o......... 1,000,000 1,305,194 5,809,908 100 220 250
Cleveland— Per share.Central Nat Bank. 1,000,000 o l ,049,300 a 17693 783 100 225d e v o i d Nat Bk. 1,500,000 723,969 7,006,711 100 160Clark Ave Sav Bk. 200,000 58,000 1,512,652 100 1/122
OHIO— (C oncluded.)
Cleveland (Con.) Clev Sav A Loan Co Columbia S A L CoFirst Nat Bank__Garfield Sav Bk Co Ger-Arn Sav B C o. Lincoln Sav A Bkg. Lorain St Sav BkCo National City Bank Nat Commercial Bk Pearl St S A T C o. People’s Sav Bk Co United Bk A Sav Co Union Commerce
Nat Bank__ _W Clevel’d Bkg Co B’way Sav A Tr Co Citizens’ S A Tr Co Cleveland Trust Co First Tr A Sav Bk. Guardian Sav & Tr L Sh Bkg A Tr C o. State Bkg A Tr C o. Super’rS A T rC o . Union Sav A L C o. Woodl’d Av S A Tr
Colum bus— Capital City Bank. Central Nat Bank. Citizens’ Tr A Sav. City National B k .. Columbus Sav Bk. Coinmerc’ l N Bank Fifth Ave Sav B k .. Hayden-Clin N B .. Huntington Nat Bk Lincoln Sav Bk C o. Market Exch Bank Nat Bk of Com’ce. New First Nat Bk Ohio National Bank State 8 Bk A Tr Co
D ayton—City National Bank Dayton Nat Bank- First Sav A Bk C o. Fourth Nat Bank. Merchants’ Nat Bk Teutonia Nat Bk.Third Nat Bank__Winters Nat Bank. Clty Tr A Sav B k .. Dayton Sav A T Co
Toledo—Com Sav B A Tr Co Dime Sav Bank Co First Nat B ank..Home Sav Bank__Market Sav Bk C o. Mer A C l’k S Bk. Nat Bk of Com’ce. Northern Nat Bk._ Ohio S Bk A Tr Co Second Nat Bank.. Secur S B A Tr Co Spltzer-Ror T A Bk Tol Sav Bk A Tr Co Cont’ l Tr A S Bk. Union Savs Bank.
Y oungstow n— City TrASav Bank Commer’l Nat Bk Dollar Sav A Tr Co First Nat Bank. Mahoning Nat Bk Mahoning SATr Co
Capital.Surplus
dk Profits.Gross
Deposits. Par. Bid. Ask.
S $ S Per shars.250,000 158,467 1,526,090 100100,000 137,794 2,869,738 50 ......... V 202
State National Bk. 250,000 112,683 el0680231 100 1/125
OREGON— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31.Portland—
Can Bk of Com’ce.Citizens Bank_____First Nat Bank____Hartrn’n A T ’mps’n Hibernia Sav Bank Ladd A Tilton Bk_. N'western Nat Bk.State Bank-----------Un States Nat B k .. Security Sav A T r.
300.000100.000
2.500.000 100,000 200,000
1,000,000500.000100.000
1.500.000 250,000
67,06224,174
1,182,46713,740
119,7441,554,774
135,09724,314
1,446,607196,791
4,162,960839,722
24,716,457341,741
3,375,18417,215,32910,881,7851,909,868
19,100,1771,429,791
Per share.
100
• Sale price. h New stock. a Sept. 11 1917. k Capital to be Increased. p Amount paid in. figures date Nov. 14 1917. e Nov. 20 1917. e Oct. 19 1917. u Oct. 311914. r May 1 1917. fJune Tr. A Sav. Bk. c Sept. 8 1917.
x Ex-dividend, y Last sale, d These 20 1917. * Endorsed stock Includes 1st
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Allegheny—
A llentow n—
Second Nat Bank.
A ltoon a-Second Nat Bank- Union Bank.
Erie-
People’a Bank- Second Nat Ba Erie Trust Co-
Harrlsburg—Commercial Tr 1
Central Trust Co.
Unlon Trust C o ...
Lancaster-First Nat Bank___Fulton Nat Bank..
Farmers’ Tr C o___Guaranty Tr C o ..
People’s Trust C o .. Union Trust C o .. .
Philadelphia—American Bank-.. Bank of Commerce. Bank of No Amer..
Oirard Nat Bank..
Middle City Bank.
Union Nat Bank-. West Phila B ank..Aldine Trust C o__Belmont Trust Co. Cent Tr A Sav C o .. Chelten Trust Co._ Colonlal Trust Co. Columbla Av Tr Co Commercial Tr C o. Com’lth T Ins & T_ Cont-E qT A T C o. Empire Tit A T C o.
Phila.— (Con.)Excelsior Tr A S Fd Falrm’t Sav Tr Co. Federal Trust C o .. Fidelity Trust C o .. Finance Co, 1st pref
2d pref...............Frankford Tr C o .. Franklin Trust C o. Ger-Am T A T C o. Germantown Tr Co GIr’d Av T A T C o.Girard Trust Co____Guar Tr A S D C o. Haddlngt’n TATCo Hamilton Trust Co Holmesburg Tr C o. Indus’l Tr T A Sav. Integrity Title Ins
Tr A S D C o____Kensington Tr C o. Land Title A Tr CoLogan Trust C o__Market St T A TCo Manayunk Tr Co._Merch Un Tr C o__Mortgage Trust Co Mutual Trust C o_. Northem Trust Co. No Phlia Trust Co. No Western Tr C o. Pelham Trust C o .. Penn Co for Insur
on Lives A Gr An Penn W ’h’gASD Co People’s Trust C o .. Philadelphia Tr Co Provident Life A Tr Real EstTrCo, com
do do pref R ea lE stT I A T r . . Republic Trust C o. Rlttenhouse Tr C o. Tacony Trust C o ..Tioga Trust C o____United Sec L I A T . Wayne June Tr C o. W estEnd Tr C o . . .
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PENNSYLVANIA— (Concluded.)
Capital.
Reading—Farmers’ Nat Bank First National Bank Keystone Nat Bank National Union Bk Neversink B a n k ... Penn Nat Bank— Reading Nat Bank. Schuylkill Vail Bk. Second Nat B ank.. Berks Co Trust C o. Colonial Trust C o .. Commercial Tr C o. Pennsylvania Tr Co Reading Trust C o.
Scranton—County Sav B ank.. Electric City Bank. First National Bank Green Ridge Bank.Keystone Bank------North Scranton Bk Providence B ank.. Peoples S A D B k .. South Side Bank— Third Nat B a n k ... Traders’ Nat Bank- Union Nat B a n k ... West Side Bank— Anthracite Tr C o .. Lincoln Trust C o ..
Wilkes-Barre—Dime Deposit Bank First National Bank Luzerne Co Nat Bk Miners’ Bk of W B . Second Nat B ank.. W B Dep A Sav Bk Wyoming Nat Bank Wyoming Val Tr Co
W illia m sp ort-First National Bank Lycoming Nat Bk. West Branch N Bk. Williamsport N Bk Northern CentralTr
C o .......................Susq Tr A S Dep Co
York— .Central Nat Bank.City Bank------. . . .Drov A Mech N Bk First National Bank Western Nat Bank. York Co Nat Bank. York Nat’l Bank.. Guardian Trust Co Secur Title & Tr Co York Trust C o------
TENNESSEE— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.
C hattanooga—ChattanoogaSav Bk First National Bank Hamilton Nat Bank Hamilton Tr & S B .
Knoxville—American Nat Bank City National Bank East Tenn Nat Bk. Ilolston Nat Bank. Knox Co Bank & Tr Mech Bk A Tr C o .. Third Nat B a n k ... Union Nat Bank—
Memphis—Bank of ComAT Co Cent State Nat Bk. First National BankAmer S B & T r------Man Sav Bk & T r . . Mercantile Nat Bk. National City Bank No Memphis S Bk. People’s S Bk & T r. Securlty Bk & TrCo State Savings Bank Union A Planters’
Bank A Trust Co Union Sav Bank A
Trust C o.............Comm Tr A Sav Bk
Nashville—American Nat Bank Broadway Nat Bk. Central Bk A Tr Co Cumberland V al N B First S Bk A Tr Co Fourth A First Nat B Tennessee Hermi
tage Nat B ank.. Nashvllle Trust Co State B k A T r C o ..
RHODE ISLAND— Nat, banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.
TEXAS— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.
Newport— __Aquidneck Nat Bk- Nat Exchange Bank Newport Nat Bank Newport Trust C o.
Pawtucket— Slater Trust C o------
Providence— Blackstone Can Nat Columbus Exch Bk High Street Bank.. Mechanics’ Nat Bk Merchants’ Nat Bk. Nat Bank of Comm Nat Exchange B k .. Phenix Nat B ank.- Providence Nat Bk Westminster Bank. Industrial Trust Co Rhode I Hos Tr Co Union Trust C o . . .
W oonsocket— Citizens’ Nat Bank National Globe Bk. Producers’ Nat Bk.
200,000100,000120,000300,000
500.000
500.000 100,000 120,000 600,000
1,000,000850.000500.000450.000500.0003 0 0 , ood
3.000. 0003.000. 0001.000. 000
100,000100,000200,000
C132.64482,571
c62,712188,012
1,276,179
588,94435,297
140,699293,270
1,284,114886,744
1,138,023827,776
1,001,52494,943
4,741,4233,909,843
022,720
28,79947,479
205,307
c3,152,661 661,100
C417.207 2,822,609
13,421,859
2,618,816,
1,116,4,679,8,4375,326,9,9581,8302,9751,997
66,34151,30811,411
948313481,488,135,856,071,649,491,333,233,733,225
468,177583,039
1,790,868
505060
100
100
255050605030
10050
10050
1001000100
1002520
Per share.
Per
Per4195609070
255107H21856
2352900
120
share.
share.
2453200
Per share.
SOUTH CAROLINA— Nat.banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returnsCharleston—
Bk of Charl’n.NBA Carolina Sav Bank. Chari Sav Instlt’n.Citizens Bank_____Commercial Nat Bk Dime Savings BankEnterprise Bank__Exch Bkg A Tr C o. First National Bank Germania Nat Bk. Germania Sav Bank Miners A Mer B k .. People’s Nat Bank. Security Sav Bank. So Car L’n A Tr Co
Spartanburg— American Nat Bank Bank of Commerce Bk of Spartanburg. Central Nat Bank.Dollar Sav Bank__First Nat Bank------Mer A Farm Bank. Southem Trust C o.
Austin—American Nat Bank Austin Nat Bank.. State National Bk.
Beaumont—American Nat Bank First National Bank Gulf National Bank Texas Bank A TrCo
Dallas—Am Exch Nat Bank Central State Bank City National Bank First State Bank— Nat Bk of Comm’ce Security Nat Bank. Dallas Tr Sav Bank Tcnison Nat. Bank
El Paso—City Nat Bank------First Nat Bank------State Nat B a n k ... Texas Bk A Tr C o.
Fort Worth—American Nat Bank Continental BkATr Farm A Mech N Bk First National Bank Ft Worth State Bk. Fort Worth Nat Bk. Stockyards Nat Bk Texas State B ank..
Galveston—City National Bank First National Bank Texas Bank A TrCo
H ouston—First National Bank Houston Nat Ex Bk Lumber’ns Nat Bk. Nat Bank of Comm Union Nat Bank— Sou Texas Commer
cial Nat B a n k ... State Bk A Tr C o .. Bankers Trust C o ..
San A ntonio— Alamo Nat B ank.. City National Bank Frost National Bk. Groos Nat Bank— Lockwood Nat Bk. Nat Bk of Comm’ce San Antonio NatBk Central Trust C o .. Commerc’ State Bk Com’w’lth BAT Co State Nat B a n k ...
W aco—Cent Tex Exch Nat Citizens’ Nat Bank First National Bank National City Bank Provident Nat Bk.
___ ____ a Capital and surplus to be increased. Jfe Capital to be increased, p Amountpaldin.T * Ex-dividend, V . . . .1917. ILastsaio. d July 21 1910. nJu ly24 1916. (Jan. 21 1918. »June20 1917.
- r N o v . 1 7 1 9 1 6 .1917.
Sale price.I Last sale. ___c Sept. 11 1917.
lountDaldin. * iix-aiviueuu. y iiow oiw-a. Jg Including First S. Bank A Tr. Co. stock. e N ov.20
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VIRGINIA— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.Lynchburg—
First National Bank 675,000 529,127 4,459,271 100Lynchburg Nat Bk People’s Nat Bank.
500,00C 531,542 3,885,189 100500,00C 537,729
293,0242,948,4922,495,739Lynchburg Tr A S B 150,000
Norfolk— Citizens Bank_____ 600,000 561,372
149,3071,014
4,173,442957,046
100100
Per225155
share.Marine Bank_____ 220j000Mercantile Bank.. 100,000 518,074 100 100Nat Bk of Comm’ce 1,000,000 1,009,674 11,455,596
3,056,943100 228Trust Co of Norfolk 500,000 190,227 100 A150Norfolk Nat Bank..
Seaboard Nat Bank Virginia Nat Bank.
1,000,000300.000500.000
774,814128,579127,541
9,829,7003,267,6792,136,767
100100100
183150145
—
Petersburg—PeteTsb Sv A InsCo Nat Bk of Petersb.
200,000600,000
835,2670332,447
3,406,29404,234,659
20100
Per125
share.
Virginia Nat Bank.R ichm ond—
American Nat Bank Bank of Com A Tr. Broad-Street Bank. Broadway Nat Bk. Central Nat Bk ofR First National Bank Manchester Nat Bk Mech A Merch Bk. Merchants Nat Bk. Nat State A CityBk Planters Nat Bank. Sav Bank of Illchm Union Bk of Rlchm Old Dominion TrCo Rlchm Tr A Sav Co Virginia Trust C o ..
WASHINGTON— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31.
Seattle—Bank for Savings.. Canad’n Bk of Com Dexter-HortonN Bk First National Bank Metropolitan Bank Nat Bk of Comm’ce Nat Cy Bk of Seatt People’s Sav Bank. 8cand-Amer Bank. Seattle Nat Bank.. State Bk of Seattle. Am Sav Bk & Tr Co Union Sav A Tr Co Northw Tr A S Bk. Dex-Hort T A S Bk
Spokane—Bank of M ontreal.. Exchange Nat B k .. Fidelity Nat Bank.
■Old National Bank. Scandinav-Amer Bk 8pok A East Tr Co. Unlon Trust C o . . . Washington Tr C o.
Tacom a—Nat Bk of Tacoma. Puget Sd BkATr Co Scandlnav-Amer Bk Fidelity Trust C o .. Tacoma S BATr Co
WISCONSIN— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.
La Crosse—Batavian Nat Bank Exchange State Bk Nat Bk of La Crosse Security Savs Bank State Bk of La Cr’se
Milwaukee—Badger State Bank. First National Bank Amer Exch Bank.. Germania Nat Bk. Marine Nat Bank.. Marshall A IlsleyBk Mer A Manufac Bk Nat Exchange Bank Second Ward Sav B West Side Bank.. . Wisconsin Nat BkFirst Trust C o____Wisconsin Trust Co
400.00025.000
500.00030.000
100.000
200,0003.000. 000
250.000300.000500.000
1.000. 000400.000500.000
1,000,000200.000
2,000,000300.000500.000
o215,293 Per share.03,367,166 100 21314,802 440,922 100
Citizens Nat Bank. First National Bank Stock Growers N B Wyom Tr it Sav Bk
100,000100,000100,00060,000
46,079129,704168,87753,774
1,702,7025,131,1195,981,126
662,031
100
100
Per share.
CANADAReturns are all of date Oct. 31 1917.
MANITOBA.
Capital Paid in.
ReserveFund. Deposits. Par. Bid. Ask.
W innipeg—Northern Crown Bk
Prices are $
1,429,447per cent,
$715,600
not per eh
23,072,594are.
100Per cent.
NOVA SCOTIA.
Halifax—Bk of Nova Scotia. 06,500,000 12,000,000 93,755,585 100
Per cent.248
ONTARIO.
Hamilton— PerBank of Hamilton. 3,000,000 3,300,000 55,466,629 100 184 ‘Ottawa—
Bank of Ottawa__ 04,000,000 4,750,000 46,478,107 100 201T oronto—
Bank of T oron to ... 05,000,000 6,000,00013,500,000
58,337,597 100 187Can Bank of Comm 15,000,000 232245417 100 185Dominion B an k ... 6,000,000 7,000,000 81,154,521 50 202Homo Bk of Canada Imperial Bk of Can
. Tnivalf ? 01C7 ' r °tf I0hi 7 ^ r f o / 31o ° io i7 a SePft' 11 l9,1/ - 0 This is capital paid In; authorized amount Is larger, z Ex dividend. S a v ff iB a n k stock d March 5 1917 *e Nov. 20 New Sock" * ° ^ * IaClUd63 on&-th,rd of 11 8lmro ln Doxter-Horton Trust A
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