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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. 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 detailed R roceedlngs 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 File covers for the Chronicle are sold at 60 cents each (Which Includes postage). File covers for Supplements can be had at same price. CHICAGO OFFICE—39 South La Salle St. LONDON OFFICE—Edwards & Smith, I Drapers' Gardens, E. C. WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY. Publishers. Front, Pine and Depeyster Streets, New York. 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

File covers for the Chronicle are sold at 60 cents each (Which Includes postage). File covers for Supplements can be had at same price.

CHICAGO OFFICE— 39 South La Salle St.LONDON OFFICE—Edwards & Smith, I Drapers' Gardens, E. C.

WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY. Publishers.Front, Pine and Depeyster Streets,

New York.

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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F e b ., 1918.] MONTHLY REVIEW 15no part of the structure of international justice can stand. The people of the United States could act upon no other principle, and to the vindication of this principle they are ready to devote their lives, their honor, and everything that they possess.”

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

Four months.................................... .......... 5 54-0^Five months.......... ...............H i l l 7 s u loSix months_________________ ki?Ib

Commercial Paper— ^Double names—Choice 60-90 days 5U-5HSingle names—Prime 4 to 6 months..V .V .5X-5X

—Good 4 to 6 months______ 514-6

254-43545)45)4

5)4-5545)4-554554-5)45)4-554 5)4-5 X 5)4-6

4-65%554 5 H 554-6

554-6 554-6

5)4-5545)4-5545)4-6

Jan. 25.2)4-64)45)4-65)4-65)4-6554-6554-6

5)4-5545)4-554554-6

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18 MONTHLY REVIEW [Vol. 106

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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RATES OF EXCHANGE ON CONTINENTAL CENTRES.

Jan.ParisFrancs

Bankers' CommercialChecks Cables Sight 60 Days

I IIOLI DAY2 . . . 5 73M@73M 5 71%@717ie 5 74% @74% 5 80%@80%3 . . . 5 73 M 5 71% 5 74% @74% 5 80% @80%4 . . . 5 73M@73Ji 5 71%@71% 5 74% @74% 5 80% @80%5 - . - 5 73>S @73% 5 71%@71% 5 74% @74 5 80% @806 __ SUN DAY7 . . . 5 73H@73U. 5 71 % @ 71 % 5 74% @74 5 80% @808 . . . 5 73 H 5 71»u@71% 5 74% @74 5 80% @809 . . . 5 73 H @73 5 71 5 74 @73% 5 797S@79%

1 0-.- 5 73 5 71 @70% 5 74 ©7331 5 79% @79%I K . . 5 7 2 @ 7 2 % 5 70% @70% 5 73%@73% 5 79% @79%1 2 .. . 5 72% @72% 5 7O%@70“ i« 5 73% @73% 5 79%@79%13 . . . SUN DAY1 4 .. . 5 72%@72% 5 70% @70% 5 73% @73% 5 79%@79%1 5--- 5 72% @72% 5 70% @70% 5 73% @73% 5 79 H @79%16__ 5 72% @72 5 70%@«9'*i« 5 73%@72% 5 79% @78%1 7 .. . 5 72 @71 5 69%©69 5 72% @71 % 5 78%@77%18 — . 5 71 @70% 5 69 @68% 5 71% @71% 5 77% @77%1 9 . . . 5 71% @71 % 5 69% @69% 5 72% @72 5 78%@782 0 -- . SUN DAY2 1 . . . 5 72 @71% 5 70 @69% 5 72% ©72% 5 78% @78%2 2 . . . 5 72 5 70 5 72% 5 78%2 3 . . . 5 72 5 70‘ u@70 5 72% 5 78%2 4 . . . 5 72% @72 5 70>i«@70 5 72% 5 78%2 5 . . . 5 72% 5 70% 5 72% 5 78%2 0 .- - 5 72% @72 5 70% @70 5 72%@72% 5 78%2 7 --- SUI< DAY2 8 --- 5 72% @72 5 70% @70 5 72%@72% 5 78%2 9 . . . 5 72'i«@72 5 70‘ u@70 5 72»u@72% 5 78%3 0 --- 5 72 5 70 5 7231 5 78313 1 --- 5 72 @71% 5 70 @69% 5 72% @72% 5 7831 @78%

Denmark.Kroner

Sweden.Kroner

SwissFranca

Bankers'Sight Cables

IIOLI4 36H 4 34M4 37 4 35

1 41 @38 4 39 @371 43 @41 4 42 @40

SUN1 47 @42 1 45 @404 47 @45% 4 45 @43%1 51 @47 4 49 @451 51 @49 1 49 @471 49 @48 4 47 @46l 49 @48 4 47

SUN4 49 @47 4 47 @45l 47% @47 4 45% @45t 48 @47 4 46 @454 47% @44 4 45% @424 44 @43 4 42 @411 44 @43 4 42 @41

SUN4 44 4 424 44 4 42

4 45% @45 4 43% @42%4 45% @45 4 43%4 46 @45% 4 44 @43%4 48 @46 4 46 @44

sur<4 49 @48 4 48 @464 54 @50 4 52 @434 54 @52 4 52 @504 54 @53 4 52 @51

Norway.Kroner

AmsterdamGuilders

ItalianLire

GreekDrachmas

BankSight

ers* Cables

BankSight

ers*Cables

Bankers'Checks 1 Cables

DAY43%43%43%43 %

DAY 43

42% @43 42% @43 42% @42%

42% • 42%

DAY 42% 42% 42%

42% @44 43% @43% 43% @43%

DAY43%@43% 43% @43% 43%@43% 43% @43%

43%43% ©43% DAY43% @43% 43% @43% 43% @43% 43% @43%

44444444

43%43% @ 43% 43% @ 43% 43% @ 43%

43% 43%43%43%43%

43% @ 43% 43% @ 44% 43% @ 44%43% @44 43% @44 43% @4442% @44

44%44 @44%44 @44% 44 @44% 44 @44% 44 @44%

8 44 @37 8 45 @43 8 43 @42 8 42 @418 46 @43

8 468 44 @42 8 41 @37 8 40 @37 8 36% @318 37 @35 8 43 @40 8 43 @40 8 43 @42 8 42 @41 8 42 @418 42 @41 8 42 @41 8 45 @43% 8 46 @44 8 48 @46 8 49 @488 54 @50 8 55 @53% 8 57 @54% 8 59 @58

IIOLI8 43 @36 8 44 @42 8 42 @41 8 41 @40

SUN8 45 @42

8 458 43 @41 8 40 @36 8 39 @36 8 35% @30

SUN8 36 @34 8 42 @39 8 42 @39 8 42 @41 8 41 @40 8 41 @40

SUN8 41 @40 8 41 @40 8 44 @42% 8 45 @43 8 47 @45 8 48 @47

SUN8 53 @49 5 54 @52% 8 56 @53% 8 58 @57

DAY 5 13% 5 13% 5 13% 5 13%

DAY 5 13% 5 13% 5 13% 5 13% 5 13% 5 13%

DAY 5 13% 5 13% 5 13% 5 13% 5 13% 5 13%

DAY 5 13% 5 13% 5 13% 5 13% 5 13% 5 13%

DAY 5 13% 5 13% 5 13% 5 13%

5 12%@12%5 12% @12% D 12% @12%6 12% @12%B 12% @12% {5 12% @12% 5 12% @12%

12% @12% 5 12% @12% 5 12% @12%B 12% @12% 5 12% @12% r> 12% @12% 5 12% @12% 5 12% @12% 5 12% @12%5 12% @12% 5 12% @12% 5 12% @12% 5 12% @12% 5 12% @12% 5 12% @12%5 12% @12% 5 12% @12% 5 12% @12%fe 12% @12%

Berlin.Reichsmarks.

Vienna.Kronen.

Russian.Rubles.

Spanish.Pesetas.

Jan.Ban

Checks.kers’

Cables.Ban

Checks.kers’

Cables

1 —2—

IIOLI31.50

DAY. IIOLI33.25

DAY.

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10--- 30 30.50 32 32.501 1 ... 30 30.50 32.25 32.25 @32.7512... 30.75@31 [email protected] 32.75 @33 33.25 @33.501 3 ... SUN DAY. SUN DAY.14 ... 30.75@31 31 @31.50 33 33.5015--- 30.75 31.75 32.75 33.2516 ... 30.50 31 33 33.5017 ... 30.50 31 33 33.5018 ... 31 31.50 33.50@34 • 3419--. 31 31.50 33.75 34.2520--- SUN DAY. SUN DAY.2 1 .-. . 30.75 [email protected] 33.75 34.252 2 ... 30.75 31.25 33.50 342 3 ... 30.75 31.25 33.50 33.7524-.- 31 31.25 33.25 33.752 5 ... 31 31.25 33.75 342 6 ... 31.25 31.75 33.50 3427--- SUN DAY. SUN DAY.2 8 ... 31 31.50 33.25 33.7529--- 31 31.50 33.25 33.753 0 ... 30.75 31.25 33.25 33.753 1 ... 31 31.50 33.50 34

Bankers’ Bankers'Checks. Cables. Sight.

IIOLI DAY.32.7532.75 33.2532.75 33.2532.75 33.25

SUN DAY.31.50 32

[email protected] 31.75@3231 31.5031 31.5031.25 31.75

32 @32.50 32.50@33SUN DAY.

32.50 3332.25 32.75 NO QUO-32 32.50 TAT IONS.32 32.5032.25 32.7532.25 32.75

SUN DAY.32 32.5032 32.5032.25 32.5032.25 32.5032.50 3332.50 33

SUN DAY.32.25 [email protected] 32.5032 32.5032 32.50

Bankers’Sight.

ExchangeSight.

Bankers’Cables.

BanlChecks.

cers’Cables.

[email protected]@13

DAY. HOLI24.38 @24.40

DAY.

13 @13.25 [email protected] 24.52 @24.5712.75@12% 13 @13% 24.40 @24.45 [email protected] @13 13 @13.25 24.35 @24.40 24.40 @24.45

SUN DAY. SUN DAY.12.75 13 [email protected] 24.35 @24.40

12.75@13 13 @13.25 24.30 24.4012% @13 13% ©13.25 24.20 @24.30 24.32 @24.38

13 13.25 24.24 @24.30 24.32 @24.3813 @13.25 [email protected] 24.30 24.4013 @13.25 13.25® 13.50 24.30 24.40

SUN DAY. SUN DAY.13 @13.25 [email protected] 24.20 @24.22 [email protected]

NO QUO- 13 @13.25 [email protected] 24.30 24.40TATIONS. 13 13.25 24.30 @24.32 24.40

13 13.25 24.25 @24.3C [email protected] 13.25 [email protected] 24.20 @24.3413 13.25 24.05 @24.1C 24.15® 24.20

SUN DAY. SUN DAY.13 13.25 [email protected] 24.3013 13.25 24.24 @24.28 24.34 @24.3613 13.25 24.20 24.20 @24.3013 13.25 24.18 24.2813 13.25 24.18 24.2813 13.25 [email protected] [email protected]

SUN DAY. SUN DAY.13 13.25 [email protected] [email protected] 13.25 24.15 24.2513 13.25 24.15 24.2513 13.25 [email protected] 24.20 @24.25

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New York Stock ExchangeM O N T H L Y A N D Y E A R L Y R E C O R D

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

-MM - 8 M - 8 A - O J - D M~ 8 *1-N

Sales inJanuary

1918.

4)4% Corporate stock. 3)4% Corporate stock.

Tew York State— 4sHighway Impt 4)4s— Highway Impt 4%s— Canal Improvement 4s. Canal Improvement 4s. Canal Improvement 4s. Canal Improve’t 4% 8-. Canal Improve’ t 4% 8.. Canal Improve’t 4% h_.

.1957

.1956

.1957

.1957-1954-1961.1903.1965.1961.1902.1960.1964.1905.1945

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

1,0006 ,000

Sales in December

1017.

910,0005.407.000

0,0001.087.000

13,0004,000

57.00032.00047.000

1.509.000 128,00082.000

332.000 5,000

807.000700.000

11,000 050',666 '15',666

363.0001.401.0001.403.000

703.0002.099.000

4,000282,000

14,000 23’, 666 - 7', 666

17.00010.000

46,0005,000

98,000

21,414,000964,000

33,770,000

5,00023,000

1,000

21,0002,000

35.00083.00028.0006,000

15.000 9,000

16.0006,000

26,000

696.000 7,407,000

8,000761.000

13.00020.000101,00078.00002.000

1,307,000238.000 87,000

105.000 3,000

880.000 759,000

1,0001,290,000

18,0003.010.0001.571.0001.906.0002.602.000 1,777,000

2,000263,000

PRICES IN JANUARY.Jan. 2.

Bid. Ask.98.60Sale97.02Salo 97.20Sale 90 )4 97)4 96)4 80 99 99

104 104 96 80

99%99%

105105

88% 97 88 100 88 9093% 95)4 94% 99------- 87%------- 85%80 90------ 85%94% 95% 95% Sale ------ 83%

102%1019990

105101

Jan. 31. Lowest.Bid.98

AskSale

96.54Sale 95.90Sale 96% 97%oo% - ­80 . .99 99%99 - .

104% 105% 104% 105% 96 . .80 _ .9089%89%96968786%8785%969677%

9710090%

Sale90%

Sale87908796%

Sale78

10596%96%

102

95 Sale 88% Sale80 ____84% ’Sale------ 67%91% Sale 92% 95 72% 87% 93 90%90% Sale89 Sale 94% Sale90 90%90 9177 Sale 74% 74% 85 Sale 85 Sale

105 110%. . 102

Sale Prices. 97.20 Jan. 3196.50 Jan. 30 95.76 Jan. 31 97 Jan. 29

Highest.

Sale Prices.98.88 Jan. 898.40 Jan. 10 97.20 Jan. 2 97 Jan. 29

89 Jan.90 Jan. 88% Jan. 94% Jan. 94% Jan. 86% Jan. 86% Jan. 86% Jan. 85 Jan. 95 Jan. 95 Jan. 78% Jan.

90% Jan. 90% Jan. 90 Jan. 96% Jan. 96% Jan. 87 Jan. 86% Jan. 86% Jan. 85% Jan. 96% Jan. 96% Jan. 78% Jan.

RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.Lowest.

Sale Prices. 90.98Dec. 20

104% Jan. 10 104% Jan. 10

96 Jan. 105 Jan.

4 2 % ________ 3583% Sale

1,00040.000

7,00047.000

70,0005,000

29,000

09% Sale97% Sale 95% Sale 91% Sale 99% Sale 98% Sale

50 5883% Sale82 _____72 79%73 7785 _____85 908 3 % .........08 84 '74% 80% 82% 85% 88% 10082% 84%------- 8502%74% 87%100 ___70% 72%

97 Sale 89% Sale

......... 8089% Sale60 68 93% 9.5% 90% 95 81% 87% 95% 95% 92 92%92% Sale 97 Sale 92% Sale 92% Sale 80% Sale 74% 74% 80 % Sale 89% Sale

96 Jan. 11 105% Jan.

94% Jan. 88% Jan. 78 Jan. 84 Jan.

90% Jan. 90% Jan. 2594% Jan. 90% Jan. 88% Jan. 94 Jan. 90 Jan. 90 Jan. 77 Jan. 74% Jan. 84 Jan. 84 Jan.

Jan.36% 45 1 40____ 38 I__________89% Sale 82% Jan.

97 Jan. 31 89% Jan. 31 80 Jan. 9 90 Jan. 31

91% Jan. 92% Jan.

99.60Dec. 96.70Dec. 96% July 96% Nov. 87 June 98% Oct. 98% June

104 Dec. 104 Dec. 97% Oct. 84 Dec.88% Dec. 90 Dec. 97% Sept. 93% Dec. 94% Dec. 86% Dec. 89 Nov. 87 Dec.

Highest.

Sale Prices. 100.30Sept. 2997.46Dec. 17

100.020ct. 29 99% Feb. 6 99% Oct. 4 87 June 21 99 % April 20

101% Mar. 29 110 Jan. 30 111% Feb. 7 98 April 18

102% Jan. 31

95%9593%9792%92%80%74%9089%

Jan. 10 Jan. 11 Jan. 15 Jan. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 17 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Jan. 31

70% Sale 68 Jan. 3, 70% Jam 2398% Sale 97% Sale 94% Sale

99 15-16 100 99 % Sale

58 6385% Sale 8372% "79%74% 7784 8584 858 4 % .........08 73%------- 79%81% 85% 82 10081% 84%------ 82%9 3 % .........75 87%100 ......71% Sale

25 42% Jan. 7 7j 89% Jan. 31

95% Dec. 97 Dec. 75% Dec.

101 July 104% Dec. 103% Oct. 100% July 100 July 99% July

104 Dec. 103 Sept. 103 Sept.

104% Feb. 105% Jan.106 Jan.I l l Jan. 110% Jan. 102% Jan. 102% Jan. 102% Jan. 17110% 110% 91%

105 20,117% 31! 110

90% Dec. 13 81% Dec. 18 80% Oct. 9 74 Dec. 14

97 Jan. 95% Jan. 91% Jan. 99% Jan. 97% Jan.

2 9915-10Jan.l7 4 97% Jan. 31 31 94% Jan. 31 9 100 Jan. 22 2 99% Jan. 29

56 Jan. 7 82% Jan. 772% Jan. 17 74% Jam" 7 84 Jan. 7

80 Jan. 21 82% Jan. 5

81% Jan. 9 81% Jan. 3

59 Jan. 85% Jan.73 Jan. 75 Jan. 86 Jan.

12

80% Jan. 82% Jan.

84% Jan. 82 Jan.

65 Oct. 91% Dec. 92% Dec. 86 Oct. 90 Dec. 89 Dec. 87% Dec. 91% Dec. 81 Mar. 80% April 74% Nov.73 Dec.74 Dec. 74 Dec.40% Feb. 33% Dec. 73% Dec.

106%102%106%117%103103

Jan. 5 Jan. 11 M ay 23 April 10 Feb. 1 Jan. 10 Jan. 30 M ay 12 Jan. 9 Jan. 23 Sept. 10 Sept. 7

98% Jan. 8 95 April 17 93 Jan. 3 96% May 1

5 72% Jan. 14 100 Jan.

70 Nov. 14

97 Sept 86% Sept

100% Jan.100 Jan. 100% Jan.101 April 24 90% Dec. 22 90% Dec. 29 82 Jan. 23 82 Mar. 15 97% May 1 97 April 23

May 10 May 4 Jan. 15

50479780% July 13

95% Dec. 17 _93% Dec. 14i 98% Jam84% Dec. 18 ------ *98 Feb. 1095% Dec. 20

98% Oct. 20 3

98% Jan. 2 100% April 20 101% April 16

51 Nov. 1980% Nov. 1283 Sept. 2072 Nov. 1772% Nov. 1084 Nov. 27 79 Nov. 13 91 Aug. 22 78 Aug. 22 80% Oct. 1 91 April 28 99% July 979% Dec. 19 80% Oct. 31 99% Oct. 3085 Sept. 20

70 Jan. 24j 71% Jan. 21jr68’ ’ ”D~ec."26

73% Jan. 26 97 Jan. 20 93 Feb. 20 88% Jan. 1989 Jan.

106% Jan. 107 Jan. 99 Jan. 86 Feb. 93% Jan.

100 Jan. 104% Feb.96% Jan. 17 95% Jan. 22

107% Jan. 18 93% Jan. 1189 Jan. 8

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*20 BONDS-STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD [Voi. H16

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

Consol, gold, 5b------------- 1948Registered-----------------1945

Chat Div pur money, g, 4a 51 Mac A Nor D iv , 1st, g, 6s ’46 Mid Ga A Atl Div 6a— 1947 Mobile Div, 1st, K, 58.-1946

Can RRAB of Ga—Col g 5s, ’ 37 Osntral of N J—Gen g. 6a . 1987 J - J

Registered______July 1987 Q - JAm DockAImp Co gu 58,1921 J - J Leh A H R gen gu, g, 68-1920 J - J N Y A L Br, gen, g, 48.1941 M - S

Osntral Pacific. 3«« So Pac Co Gant Ver lBt, gu, g, 4s, May 1920 Q - F Ofces A O—Fund A imp 8a. 1929 J - J

1st cons, gold, 58----------- 1939 M -NRegistered---------------- 1939 M -N

General, gold, 4% «-------- 1992 M - BRegistered-----------------1992 M - 8

20-year convertible 4%B-1930 F - A 80-yr conv 6a secur bonds 1946 A - OBig Sandy, 1st, 4s--------- 1944 J - DCoal Rlv Ry 1st, gu, 48.1945 J -D Craig Valley, let, g, 8a._1940 J - J Potts Creek Br 1st 4s. — 1940 J - J R A A Div, 1st con g, 4s. 1989 J - J

2d con gold, 4a----------- 1989 J -JWarm Spr Val, 1st g, 68.1941 M - 8 Greenbr Ry 1st gu, g, <s,1040 M - N

OhlC A Alt R R — Ref g 3s. . 1949 A - O Railway, 1st Hen, g, 3%s 1980 J - J

Oklo Burl A Q—Denv D 4s, ’ 22 F - A Illinois Division, 3% «— 1949 J - J

Registered-----------------1949 J - JIllinois Division, 4s------- 1949 J - J

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

Cono ex 4% s— ------1934]J - D

1,0008,000

2,000

1,00032,000

0,0002,0002,000

1,00014,00079,000

392.000942.000

36,0002,0009,0005,0001,0001,0005 ,000

5S.0001,000

61,000

19.00068.000

206,00083,00023,000

184,0001,000

28,000

1,000

2,000

73,000204,000270.000189.000

7,00011,000

Bid. Ask,99 % 92% 96

1,000

3,000

PRICES IN JANUARY.

Jan. 2.

99

8976

Sale8(5

Sale

Bid.

10592%98%

87

78 3A Sale 83% Sale83 %

17,000

44,0003.0001.000

8589 % 75

Sale85%

91 Vs 80

100%90

89 ys 100 %77% 92 ^

99 10599% 107 %

81 95%

2,000

95,000476,000

1,279,000

18,0003,000

6,000

1,000

80

88%

Jan. 31.Ask.

Lowest.

Sale Prices.

Highest.

Sale Prices.

Sale____ 8977% Sale77% Sale 81% Sale

99 Jan. 26

87 Jan. 3177 Jan. 24

76% Jan. 80 Jan.

86%

82%90

89%7684%

91%79

100%90

9577%75

99%93%

99% 103 99% 107

88 91%

84

59% 79___ 101%83% 92 82 95%

103% 106% 100% 102 97% 100 94% 101% 92 -------557796%75

6586%98%96

Sale70% Sale 78% Sale

......... 78

8282%96%

95%85% 94%

7987%8 8 %84%

103102999492657798%

101%9493

106%102%104100

75%87

70 73%

69% Sale 78% Sale65640 3 "68%02%

78

708282%96%

5,000

39,000

7,000

167,0005,000

54%42% Sale 99 10173% Sale 65% - - - - ­81% 83%7 6 % -------99% Sale9 5 % .........91 92%

Sale3330

10184%

’ 74"759025

60% Sale95% 102____ 99%75 78

......... 72_____ 85

6,000125.000969.000354,000

1,0003,000

601,000

3.0001.000

5.0002.000

79 Sale 79% Sale 68% Sale77% Sale____ 77%------- 84%75 7875 Sale9 4 % ------88% 98 94% 98____ 8597% 106% 97% 108 96% 100% 03% 101 97% . . .85 - . ­81% 88

____ 54%38% 42 98 10174% 74% 65% . . . 81% 90

75 Jan. 24 83% Jan. 24

86% Jan. 24

97 Jan. 30 88% Jan.

102 Jan. 102% Jan. 99% Jan. 25

65 Jan. 2295% Jan. 472 Jan. 1865% Jan. 17 76 Jan. 18

36% Jan. 97% Jan. 73% Jan.83 Jan. 3

99 Jan. 26

89% Jan. 578 Jan. 579% Jan. 83% Jan.

Jan. 24 Jan. 7

RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.

Lowest.

Sale Prices. 115 July 19

84 Dec. 14 90% Sept. 28 71% Dec. 28 91 Feb. 27 69% Dec. 19 73% Dec. 2679 Aug. 2 71% Dec. 24 81 Nov. 2

100 Mar. 5 99% June 2099% Oct. 88% Dec.

107 Feb.

87 Jan. 25

97 Jan. 30 90 Jan. 10

103 Jan. 23 102% Jan. 15 99% Jan. 25

65 Jan. 22100% Jan. 1575% Jan. 270% Jan. 78% Jan.

47% Jan. 98% Jan. 73% Jan.

100% Nov. 13 99 Sept. 24

103% Sept. 22

97 Oct.

84 Dec. 8

Highest.

Sale Prices. 118% May 2

96% Jan. 18 95% Jan. 18 94% Jail. 20 92% Mar. 14 97% Jan. 31

101% Jau. 12«94% Jan. 31 90 Jan. 19 94% Jan. 17

100 Mar. 6 99% June 20

107% Feb. 6 90 Nov 17

107 Feb. 16

111% Jan. 28 102% Jau. 10

109% Jan. 29

105% Feb. 1

92 Jan. 18

84 Jan. 11

100 Nov. 23] 110 83% Dec. 19 103 93 Aug. 1 78 Aug. 11 97% Juno 8

103 Mar. 15 104% Feb. 1 90 Aug. 29

100 Nov. 5 100 Dec. 17 96% Dec. 20

Jan. 19 Feb. 7 July 31 Aug. 11

97% June 8 103 Mar. 18 104% April 4 97% Jau. 31

120% Jan. 18 18 Jan. 8 04% Jan. 3

55 Nov. 24 90 July 21 94% Dec. 19

104% Jan. 31 70 Dec. 27 86% Mar. 2 65% Dec. 13 71% Nov. 10 84 April 3

79% Jan. 9 90% Mar. 6

108 Jan. 31 104% Jan.94 Jan.92 Jan. 86% Jun. 94% Jan.87 Jail.

Nov. 18 Oct. 16

58% Oct. 3Dec. 22 Aug. 9 Nov. 23

99%95%9186%83%2 2 %2398

92

8530%25

10184%

"73%74%902559%

95% 102 99%

70% 80

70% 86 76% 76% 68 Sale79 Sale 69% 77% 84% 85____ 73%74 Sale9 4 % -------81% 9497 Sale____ 8497% 106% 95% 10898 Sale 93% 101 97% . . . .85 ------81% 88

99% Jan. 97 Jan. 91% Jan.

Jan.Jan.

99% Jan. 97 Jan. 91% Jan.

83% Jan. 30 Jan.

57 Jan. 22

76% Jan. 22 76% Jan. 17 04% Jan. 14

83 Dec.86 Oct. 31 90% Dec. 13 98 July 30 90% Dec. 19

60% Jan. 2

77% Jan. 283 Jan. 2573 Jan. 21 97 Jan. 3197 Jan. 11

98 Jan. 31

81% Jan. 10

79 Jan.80 Jan. 2 70 Jan. 280 Jan. 1084% Jan. 575% Jan.07 Jan. 3198 Jan. 25

98 Jan. 31

81% Jan. ’ 0

81 Dec. 24 30% April 17 27% April 11 97 Nov. 16 80% Jan. 127570

Sept. "July “ 27

32 Mar. 22 Dec. 19

94% Dec. 27 100% April 17 84% April90 Jail. 3

77 Nov 74 Dec.62 Dec.84 June 27 70% Dec. 19 72% Aug. 15 84 Dec.74 Dec. 28 05% Dec. 13 99% Oct.94 Nov. 14 90% Nov. 10 77% Sept. 29

100 Oct, 104% Sent. 13 100% July 100 July8188

Dec. 28 Dec. 19

88% Jail. 20 81% April 11

62% Mar. 0 53% Jau. 31

100 Mar. 20 89 Jan. 2097% Jan. 12 91 April 12

102% Feb.13 99% Mar. 23 99 Jan. 24

97% Jan. 35 July 35 July

107% Jail. 90 Jan.

123

12 22

490 Jan. 490 Jan. 2541 Jau. 73% Jail.

115% Mar. 100% Jan. 85% Jan.90% Jan. 30

06 Jan. 20 96% Jau. 19 98% Jan. 12 90% Feb. 21

107% Jail. 19 82% Jan.

105% Jan. 94% Jan.

102% Jan. 103% Jan. 100% Jan.104% Jan. 95% Jan.

105 Feb. 26 104% Sept. 13 101% Feb. 8 104% Jan. 17101% Mar. 17 88 Dec. 19

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Feb., 1918.1 BONDS-STOOK EXCHANGE RECORD. 21

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

Refund gold 4s.........--.1934 A - O2<%?ear debenture 0a__ 1932 J - J

Trust Co.Certfs of deposit do do stamped..

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

S1,0001,000

Vo",666 "V,66o

10,000

1,000

Sales in December

1917.

38,000,1331,000

2,000

3,000

0 , 000 ,

3,0001

1,00021,000

j jM -Nm - nM - S J - J M -N Q - F Q - F

J J

A - O Q - J A - O April

32.00075.000

5,000'

A - O J - JP-A M -N J - D

A - O J - J

J - D J - J8 - A M -N F - A

J - JM -N A - O A - O M -NJ - J J - J

19,000

4.00030.00010.00028,000

974,0001.000

4,00012,0001,000

13.00049.000 7,000

235,0001 4,000

21,000 77,000

6,000

25,000

1,000

PRICES IN JANUARY.Jan. 2. Jan.31.

Bid. Ask.'Bid. Ask.8 8 %83 ‘ '10% 74%

1,000

11,000552",666

7,000

2 ,000 '

14,000

79

8 8 %85 k '71 78%

80% 83% 85%------- 90 _____ 90102 102k 100 1 0 2 %99 104 104 . . . . .9 9 k 102 92% . . .95 103......... 10003% 07% 90 9 7 %70 . . .qq52 "§8%

100% - 97%99% . . . . 99%70% 85 93 10474% Sale

------- 7868% Sale 50 70

95 1009 2 % .........95% 102 91 10093% 97% 90 97%7 6 % -------

101% -------52 88%

Lowest.Sale Prices.

89 Jan. 2271% Jan. 7

Highest.

Sale Prices89 Jan. 2271% Jan. 7

80K Jan. 3 "§5K Jaii-’ ao101 Jan. 3

100 Jan. 9

101 Jan. 14

100% 10398 _____0 0% ......0 9 % -------71 84____ 9373 74 Jan.6 6 k Sale I 65 Jan.01 71 66 Jan.

101 Jan. 3!

RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.Lowest. Highest.

Sale Prices. \ Sale Prices. 80 Nov. 7 08% Feb. 6 8 6 % Oct. 23| 97% Jan. 18 70% Dec. 29 8 6 % Jan. 2379% Nov. 22 86 Aug. 8

101 % Oct. 4 104k Oct. 2

100 Jan. 9

98 k Jan. 15 04% Mar. 27

118 Jan. 13 111 Jan. 24

07% Sept. 10 105k Jan. 119 3 k Nov." i J a n ! 2894% N o t . 23 103% Jan. 18

101 Jan. 14 110k Nov. 8 88 Jan. 10

102 Oct. 2 97% Oct. 19

96%75

------- 64------- 96%00% 98

1-59 7 k -------____ 0490% 96%

100

62% Jan. 29

90 90

000061%

6059

8,000,2,000

29,000

10,000

59 Jan.

84 April 11 98 Oct. 10

7 6 k Jan. 25;| 73 Nov. 10 85% Jan. 11 59 K Dec. 14 70 Feb. 17 69 k May 31 0 3 k Aug. 29 9 7 k Oct. 19 58 Dec. 7 9 6 k Sept. 8 07*i May 10

118k Feb. 24 88 Jan. 10

107k Jan. 24 104k April 18

9 4 k Jan. 15 108k Jan. 24

0 8 k Jan. 2 66 Jan. 29!

63 Jan. 17;

59 Jan. 3

100k 112 78 k _____

103k 112 7 8 k _____

102 Jan. 14 102 Jan. 1480*1 92

1 0 0 k _____100 k .........

85% 06 1 0 0 % _____1 0 0 % _____

0 9 k 10384 k .........

100% 103 8 4 % --------

_____ 80 1

59May 15 Dec. 6

90877 8 k8471k7598 % 74%

102% 9 7 k

Jan. 18 Mar. 23 Jan. 15 June 28 April 11 June 28 Jan. 9 Jan. 10 Jan. 8 May 16

62 Jan. 5 Jan. le

102 Dec. 5 118k Jan. 23 86 k Nov. 5. 9 1 k Feb. 7 9 5 k Oct. 10 103 Jan. 28

111 May 3 1 1 1 8 k Jan. 1CI! 100 Nov. 15 104 Jan. J

. 104 1103k 101 1103k Jan.64 Sale 6 0 k 06% 64 Jan.

80

3,00Uj

10,0001,000

02 Sale 7 0 k 83 ____10163 k 815108

707471k

16! 103k j an. 2 66 Jan.

„ 82 10 104

Jan. 18| 82 Dec. 29 108

11 6 1 k Nov. 19-J 9 6 k Jan. 30 - . 70 Mar. 10

_ 96 Jan. 29

59 Jan. 6 8 k Jan.

6562*, -

l o o k 105k85 88

8 3 k59 k 80

33.00010.00016,000

177,000!S,000!

3.0003.0003,000

41.00029.000

0,000

172,0002,0007,000

09,000

47 Sale 10k 12k

8 3 k 88 6 8 5 k 7 k

83 8 7 k72 k 7 3 k95

84

98

6 0 k 64 70 73 k70 806 8 k 81k ,1- ......... ...55k 63k______62 6 5 k 05 Jan____ 71 4416 7 k - - -

23' 6 3 k Jan. 11 50 Dec. 2015 7 0 k Jan. Ill 83 Oct. 31-- I ---------------------1100k Jan. 15— --------------------- ;i 8 3 k Mar. 17- - I -------------------- ! 79 Feb. 2125 66 Jan. 25 j 74k July 26

100k 105 k ------- 8 7 k8 2 k -64

47 49 k12k 20

8 7 k 900 k 105 k 7 k

82 k 83 k 69 k Sale 95 98

47 Jan.

86 84 80

7 3 k 8 3 k 100k 103 05 95%87% 93— - 82k93 9 5 k

" 8 9 " 89* 71 74*

1 0 0 k ____68 Salo 68 72 k76 775 1 k 53 k ------ 95

88 Jan. 15 6 Jan. 8 7 k Jan. 22

8 2 k Jan. 26 06 Jan.96 Jan.

Jan.Jan.Jan.

9 6 k Jan. 1J 90 April 17

96 Jan. 29

8 1 k Jan. 18 87 Jan. 2C

101 Feb. 7 87 Jan. 21 81 Jan. If 83 k Feb. 7

73 k June 4 73 k June 4-1 0 0 k June 16 - 84 May 22

5 1 k Jan.

90 Jan. 8 Jan. 7 k Jan.

84 Jan. 73 Jan. 96 Jan.

102k Jan. 30 106 k June 21

4510

Dec. 31 Nov. 20

7 3 k Jan. 100k Jan.

93 9 5 k

8 3 k 8 5 k 87 k 89 74 k 7 7 k

100k - - -65 Salo 0 0 k 70 73 7051 Salo ____ 05

9 3 k Jan. 8

83 Jan. 8 7 k Jan. 74 Jan.

0 0 k Jan. 68 Jan. 76 Jan. 4 9 k Jan.

73*102* Jan.Jan.

9 3 k Jan. 8

88 Jan. 90 Jan. 7 4 k Jan.

93 Sept. 26 2 k April 17 2 April 17

81 Sept. 18 6 8 k Dec. 20

102k Oct. 488 " Nov. 7

102"/ Jan. 3C116* Jan. z

75 Jan. e30 k Feb. 1

Jan. Jan.

’ Jan. I Jan.

95 Dec. 5 105}

102k Jan. 17k Jan. 11* “ ' 90 87*

30 3Feb. 21 Jan. 18 Jan. If Jan. 2f

7 7 k Oct. 29 101k Dec.98 Nov.93 Dec.

9 5 k Sept. 25 85 Nov. 12 8 9 k Dec. 20 09 Dec. 19

3 0 2 k Dec. 14 5. 67 Nov. 28 3 7 2 k Dec. 19 3 17k Dec. 20

88k Jail. 2b 107% Jan. 18 1 0 2 k Feb. 21 9 9 k Jan. 1C

101k Jan. 19 9 9 k Jan. 18

107 Jan. 16 8 9 k Jan. 24

S6 Jan. 1C 91 Jan. 19 90 Jan. 8 68 Feb. 23

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H Y STOCK EXCHANGE »nt. !a<«« in Sales in PRICES IN JANUARY. RANOE FOR YEAR 1917.’ «r- J od.

January1918.

December — 1917. Jan. 2. Jan. 31. Loweet. Highest. Lowest. Highest.

Denr & R G— (Concluded)— $ $ Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.^0Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Pricee.

Rio Gr 8ou, ls t .g , 4B— 1940 J - J 38 July 284% Jan. 15 74% Jan. 1998% Jau. 4

Guaranteed-------------- 1U4U jRio Gr West, 1st, g, 4S..1939 J

M & coll tr, g, 4B,8erA, ’ 49 A DM M & Ft D . See M A St LDm M Un Ry 1st g 5s------1917 IVD*t * Mack, 1st lien g 4s .1995 J

Gold 48......... ................ ..1995 JDetroit Rlrer Tunnel—

Det Term Tunnel 1st 4%s ’01 r Dul Ml88abe & Nor gen 58.1941 , Dul A Iron Range, lat 8a..1937 /

- J 22,000 65 66% . ___ 64 64 Jan. 25 67% Jan. 7 67% July 31- O

1 -N- D- D

fl-N

12,000 18,000 52 Sale 53 58 52 Jan. 11 55 Jan. 24 49 Dec. 28 98% Jan. 4

— - ............79 79 77 81

............ ............. ............ - ...........84 Aug. 24 93 Jan. 5

05% Feb. 16q fiW 103 99% Nov. 2- O- O_ j

— 86 101 89% 101 . — ------- ----------- 90 Nov. 16 04 Jau. 30R eg istered .............. ...1 9 3 7 /

Duluth Short Line. See Nor P Dal So Shore A Atl. g. 88..1937 3,000 81 85 86 ......... 82 Jan. 18 85 Jan. 22 94 Jan. 25 94 Jan. 25

p a st of Minn. See 8 P M A M “ ■at Tenn Reor lien. See So Ry Seat Tenn Va A Ga. See So Ry

• Elgin Jol A East, 1st g 5 a ..1941 Kile— 1st consol, gold, 7a. 1920

N Y A Erie 1st ext, g, 4s 1947VI-N VI- s W -N VI- s •A - S\ « o3 D

85 102 86 102 99 105 72%. 98% 96% - __

104 Jan. 16 104 Jau. 161,000 12,000 99% 103

73 98 %A9.U101 Jan. 15 101 Jan. 15 99% Dec. 18

98% Mar. 9109% Jan. 29 09% Jan. 31

98% Oct. 1 99 Aug. 73d, ext, gold, 4% s____19234th, ext, gold, 5a.........1920

6,000 ........... _____ 959 1 % --------

93J4 1009 5 % --------

93% Jan. II 95 Jan. 10 97% June 15 99% July 16

100% Jan. 10 102% Mar. 8

N Y L E A W g fund. 7a.. 1920 Erie 1st con g prior 4a— 1998

Ml- S 1 J 38,666 *49,666

96% - - - - ­67 Sale 69 Sale 67* Jan. 2 69 * *Jan7 31 *66 E)ec. 28 87% Jan. 17

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

M -N J - J

_ - “ ~ 85 101 Jan. 255,66o| 70 79 72 78 74 Jan. 21 75 Jan. 24 82% Aug. 7

F - A ......... 61%General gold 5s........... 1940Terminal 1st gold 8 s ..1943

Mid of N J 1st ext 8 s . . .1940 Wllk A East 1st gu g 8s. 1940

Erie A Pittsburgh. See Penn Co ■y A Iiul 1st con gu g 6a. .1926 ■y A T H— 1st cons g 6s. .1921

1st general gold 8s--------- 1942Mt Vernon 1st gold 6a..1923 Bull Co Brch 1st g 8a____1930

F - A M -N A - O J - DJ - JJ - J A - O

........... ......... 65 ......... 61%80 ......... 106% Jan. 12 108 Jan. 20

108 Jan. 11 81 Jan. 374 94 75 94 107 Jan. 10

60 77 61 70 60 Oct. 1828% Jan. 27 28% Jau. 27

97 . . 97 97 Oct. 11 102 Jan. 22 85% June 16— — — - ............ - - .................. .. 85% June 15

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

70 87A — O

J - J 778,0008,0005,000

1,041,00020,0006,000

93% Sale Qi v?

93% Sale 92% Jan. 23 92% Jan. 22

94%"Jan. 4 93% Man. 7 87%£Jan. 14

91% Dec. 20 91% Dec. 16

99% Jau. 16 99 Jan. 17

101% Jan. 12j - j 83 97% 88% 95% 86% Jan. 17 87% Dec. 20Registered----------------196:

8t Paul Minn A Manitoba— Consol mortgage 4s__ 193C

J - J J - J ........... 2,000 81 Vs 97% 83% — — — — — 87 Dec. 16

111 Aug. 26 118 April 4

99 Feb. 0 121 Jan. 2

1st consol gold 6s _____1931 j - j ........... 99% 113 9914 ____

105 1139 9 H _____ 118 April 4

105% Jan. 11itegistereu . . . . . . _lUo*.Reduced to gold 4%s.l93C j - j 10,000 5,000 9 4 '" 99 93% 96

Hr, % 9993% Jan. 17 94 Jan. 7 90 Oct. 21

Registered:________ 1933Mont Ext 1st gold 48.1931

j - j J -E J -E

1,000' ______

2,000 79 % 89 1 78% 89

81% 89 80% 89

81% Jan. 16 81% Jan. 16 82 Dec. 4

Pac Ext sterling gu 4s. 194( B Ry M No Dlv 1st g 48.1941Mlnneap Un 1st g 6s____192!Mont C 1st gu g 6s_____193’

J - JA -C J -

rJ -

- .........2 .00C 79% 89

9 9 % _____80% Dec. It

QQVg 108% Jan. 108% Jan. 3— ......... 0 9 % ......... 101 - - - - - ........................ ......................... 113 June 21 124% Jan. 11

Registered__________ 1931st guar gold 8s...........193 J -

J -7 T _—______1

— 92 .........

Will A § F 1st gold 8s . . . 193 Greenbrier Ry. See Ches A C 9 Bay A W deb cfs A ($100 par

Debenture ctfs B (par $100 GAShI 1st ref A ter 8s g Feb '5

9 J - I )) Feb ) Feb 2 J -

) .......... 91% . . . .79%

56,001,00

1 7 7% 9 V 8% 9% 74 85

0 Nov. I j 15% Jan. 3J 13,00( 3 74% 80 81 Jan. 1 i 83 Jan. I 72% Dec. I 80% Jan. 8

Registered _______ Feb 195H o c k Val 1st con g 4 % s ..l9 9

J “9 J -

J -------J 22,00( 13,00 0 78 Sale 75% 763A 75% Jan. 11 78 Jan. 75% Dec. 27 93% Jan. 26

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

9 J - 3 A - < 5 P - I 07 J -

J -------) ......... 87> _____ 87 y __V 4,00<j 67% Sale 6 7 % ____ 67% Jan. 2 67% Jan. --------------------

95 ......... 95 90 Jan. 17 90% April 18

J 5,00 1 .........

) ......... . 87 95 87 95 95 Jan. 12 95 Jan. 1‘l 96% July 1 92 Sept. 1 78 Sept. 2

8 99% Jan. 07 92 Sept. 178 85% Mar. 281 J -

1 J - 1 J - 1 A - 1 A -

1,00............. 930 76 90

_____ 9358% 90IS* gOKI o>£8--------- ------ lUo

Registered............... ..195Extended 1st g 3%s____195

Registered 195

J .........3 . . . . . 3 ......... 8 8 : : : :

4 . 8! ­. 56% . . . . ....................... - .......................... 80 June 26 80 June 26

1st gold 3s sterling......... 195Collateral trust gold 4s..195

1 M­2 A - <2 A - < 5 M­2 J -3 M­3 M - 0 J -

S _____3 18,00 6 * 6*,666 ~73~~ §1”

70U' *77*' *81* *74* Jan. I 6 *77 "Jan. 25 74 Dec. I 8 02 Jau. 29

Registered----------------1951st refunding 4s________ 195Purchased lines 3%s____195Coll tr g 4s L N O A T ..195

S 11,006 21,666 79% 84 74 3/

80% 83 i 01% 74 */

79 Jan. 3 80% Jan. 2 77% Dec. 2 85% Jan. 3

7 95 Jan. 18 1 85% Jan. 31 6 89% Jan. 16N 39,000 21,000 74 81 70% 74^

7<1 8474 Jan. 8 74% Jan. 23 72 Dec. 2

Registered...................195Cairo Bridge gold 4s____195

N -------0 ------- . 71% . . . . .......... ............... .......................... 89 April I 3 94% Jan. 23

Litchfield dlv 1st g 3 s . . . 195 Lou-y dly A term g 3 % e .195

1 J -3 J -

J -------J .........- ------- _ 55 ------

............. 71 _____ 71 . 76% May 14 83 Jan. 30Registered................... 195

Middle Dlv regie 5a_____19.°3 J — 1 F - 1 F -

J -------A _____A .........

. -------. 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

o K A Ok 1st s-ii 5s 1042

J -

J - D

J - M - J - J -J -F - M­M -J - J

Salee inJanuary

1918.

6,000

4,000

22,000152,00015,000

6 ,000

2,000

1,000

2i",666

2,000

1.000 23,000

1.000

7.0004.0001.000

16,0002,000

1,000

2,000

4,000

1,000

3,000

56,000

6,000132,000

21,000

110,0001,000

21,0006,000

1,000,

Sales in December

1917.

5,000

1,00043,000

2,000

4,000

17,000

5.0001.0002 ,000

10,0003,000

39,000

12,0002,000

2,000

PRICES IN JANUARY.Jan. 2.

Bid. Ask. 79 4

107 490

92 4 8 6 4 9 1 46 8 4 90 6 8 4 90V04 80 78 80

7 1 4 98 7 1 4 988 9 4 9 4 4 9 0 4 94 4

72 78 7 5 4 90

58 Sale77 Sale78 Sale

70 8575 49 1 4

857 8 4

95 93 90 9 7 4 1014 112

100 .101 Sale '

Jan. 31.Bid.

794*i.7 9 4

1074

9 0 4

Lowest.

Sale Prices.

59 SaleSale

80

7 8 4 85____ 76------- 9 1 4

9493909 7 4

112106

898 3 4788 7 4

102 100 9 6 4 101

1004 8 1 4

105

9 8 4 ......... 9 8 478 78

97Sale75 72

75 72 87

908 5 4

10449 3 488

107 4 1094 97 4 86 Sale

9 9 4819 8 49 1 46 9 4

10044 9 47 1 48 7 49 9 47 0 4

99

9 8 4112

8 1 45 6 479

7 6 4

5,000

45,000

5,000164,000

6,000

7 8 49 2 49670

218,00017,000

12,0005,000

5,000

9 5 48 1 49 9 495

1014

100

5 7 4

9077

105

84 4 104 4____ 928 6 4 90

109 10949 2 4 1094 8 7 4 884

9 9 4831024

9 8 4101 1129 1 471 82

10050 5977 4 829 5 4

100471

7 6 466

76 4939679

90 Jan. 24

58 Jan. 27 3 4 Jan. 24 7 5 4 Jan. 23

78 Jan. 18

9 4 4 Jan. 21

9 0 4 Jan. 16

1004 Jan. 2

9 4 4 Jan. 9

97 Jan. 72 Jan. 7 9 4 Jan.

8 7 4 Jan. 18109 Jan. 9 3 4 Jan. 8 5 4 Jan.

Highest.Sale Prices.

9 0 4 Jan. 7

90 Jan. 24

5 9 4 Jan. 2677 Jan. 278 Jan. 2

78 Jan. 18

9 4 4 Jan. 21

9 0 4 Jan. 16

101 Jan. 2

944 'Jan . 9

97 Jan. 75 Jan. 7 9 4 Jan.

88 Jan. 14

99 Jan. 17 99 Jan. 17

1004 Jan. 2377 Jan.

1094 Jan. 9 3 4 Jan. 8 7 4 Jan.

1004 Jan.79 Jan.

9 1 4 Jan. 9, 93 Jan. 24

RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.Lowest.

Sale Prices.

7 9 4 Oct. 29

90 Jan. 9 9 8 4 Nov. 8

91 Dec. 13 7 0 4 Nov. 14 81 June 13

89 April 11 9 4 4 May 9

8 2 4 June 8

5 9 4 Dec. 77 4 4 Dec. 5 77 Dec. 26

8 1 4 Dec. 6 8 0 4 Feb. 19 8 9 4 Mar. 292 Sept. 20 88 Sept. 28 80 Oct. 29 90 Dec. 12

1004 Oct. 18 113 Mar. 21 102 Dec. 31

Highest.Sale Prices.

8 4 4 M ay 4

90100

Jan. 9 Sept. 13

1024 Jan. 18 88 April 18 9 5 4 Jan. 17

9 4 4 Jan. 23 100 Jan. 27

93 Jau. 18

7 1 4 Jan. 2391 Jan. 8 9 0 4 Jan. I f

101 Jan. 11 83 Jan. 24 90 Feb. 14

87 April 17

102 Jan. 18 1014 Jan. 8 9 1 4 Jan. 19

102 Jan. 26 114 Feb. 3 113 Mar. 21 1064 Mar. 12

90 Jan. 31

100 June 2785 Jan. 2 90 July 7

8 5 4 Jan. 16 9 5 4 Feb. 1 7 7 4 Nov. 12 7 9 4 Oct. 20

103 Jan. 15 9 6 4 Aug. 783 Dec. 19

106 Jan. 1089 Jan. 690 July T89 May 5 9 8 4 Jan. 22 81 June 26 9 0 4 Jan. 16

1034 Feb. 14 103 Jan. 29

9 7 495 81H9 9 4 --------190 1008 5 4 1 0 2 4 1 5 7 4 - - - - -

9 6 4 Jan.

9 3 4 Jan. 11

102

10461 80 4 4 4 Sale ------- 4 7 47 8 4 80 4 4 4 Sale

83 8 4 4

84 4 91 4 ____ 9462 Sale 32 4 40— 39442 49____ 4 9 43 1 4 34 28 35____ 33

102

104 10880 47 4 46

7 8 4 80 42 4 3 4

84 4 84 4

8 4 4 9 1 4 ____ 946 1 4 Sale 34 38

------- 4 1 440 44------- 4 9 428 3128 34____ 33

70 I____62 35

100 4 1 59

68

63

9 6 4 Jan. 4 98 Oct. 5

9 3 4 Jan. 11

41 Jan. 25

7 8 4 Jan. 4 1 4 Jan.

8 3 4 Jan. 3

6 0 4 Jan. 35 Jan.

46 Jan. 30

79 Jan. 4 6 4 Jan.

8 4 4 Jan. 25

27 Jan. 30 Jan.

58 Jan. 10

6 2 4 Jan. 35 J an.

34 Jan. 32 Jan.

106410248 4 49 6 4

100410349410610448 9 49 9 45 9 475

10841057492948 0 4

Nov.MayDec.Jan.JulyJulyAug.Aug.Feb.Feb.Nov.Nov.Dec.Jan.JuneOct.Dec.Aug.Jan.

1034 Oct. 27 9 8 4 July 24 95 Dec. 26 79 April 19

9 1 4 June 25

106 Nov. 22 108 Sept. 1774 Nov. 22 9 1 4 Jan. 2739 Dec. 24 64 Jan. 2945 June 6 6 1 4 Jan. 3179 Dec. 17 95 Jau. 1938 Dec. 27 63 Jan. 27

83 Dec. 8 97 Jan. 1292 Jan. 4 92 Jau. 4

00 Nov. 16 CO 00 Jan. 26

58 Jan. 10

5 6 4 Dec. 20 30 Nov. 20 2 6 4 June 8 45 4 Dec. 31 4 9 4 Sept. 25 25 Dec. 17 2 6 4 Dec. 316 9 4 April 19 7 0 4 Mar. 2 40 Nov. 8 5 2 4 Nov. 14

9 4 4 Jan. 17H 3 41079 7 49 6 4

10641034103114410449 0 4

1066 3 49 1 4

108410548 5 4

1034948 1 4

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

100 June 6

1034 Oct. 27 109 Jan. 15 1034 Jan 19 8 1 4 Feb. 6

9 1 4 June 23

7 8 4 Jan. 30 54 4 Jan. 2 3 2 4 Nov. 9 69 4 Jan. 19 6 3 4 Feb. 2 45 Jan. 10 41 Jan. 9

6 9 4 April 19 71 Feb. 2 79 Jan. 8 85 Jan. 2

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BONDSN Y STOCK EXCHANGE

Int.Per­iod.

Sales inJanuary

1918.Sales in

December 1917.

PRICES IN JANUARY.

Jan. 2. Jan. 31. Lowest. Highest.

RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.Lowest. Highest.

M o Kan A Tex— (Concluded) MK&T of T 1st gu g 8s 1942 Sher Shr’r & So 1st gu g 8s ’43 Tex & Okla 1st gu g 8s. _ 1943

Missouri Pacific (new co)— 1st A refund 5s Ser A . . 19651st A refund 6s Ser B __ 19231st A refund 6s Ser C ..1926General 4 s _____________ 1975

M o Pac— 1 s t c o n s o l g 6 S - - 1 9 2 040-year gold loan 4s____1940

Certificates of deposit____Do stamped......... ............

1st A ref conv 5s_______ 1959Certificates of deposit____Certfs of deposit stamped

8d 7s ext at 4 % _________1938Boonv St L A 8 1 s t 8 s . . . . 1 9 5 1 Cent Br Un Pac 1 s t g 4 S - 1 9 4 8 Pac R of M 1 s t ext g 4s.- 1 9 3 8

2d extended gold 8 s . . 1 9 3 8 8 t Louis Iron Mt A South—

Gen con r y A Id g 5 s . . 1 9 3 1 Gen con stpd gu g 8 S -1 9 3 1Unlf A ref gold 4s____1929River A Gulf dlv 1st g 4s’ 33

VerdlgrlsVIAW 1st g 5s. 1926Mobile A Blrm. See South RyMobile A Ohio new g 6s__ 1927

1st extension g 6s July 1927

S20.000

s27,000

Bid. Ask, 49 Sale

Bid.51

4,000

6,0006 ,00026,000

1,816,0007,000

10,00029.00032.000

2,253,0009,000

40 Sale

90 948954 Sale

8559 U Sale 9854 100

Ask,606044

Sale Prices. . Sale Prices.49 Jan. 2' 5654 Jan. 7

Sale Prices. 50 Nov. 15

Sale Prices. 80 Jan. 3

40 Jan. 2l 40 Jan. 2 4554 Feb. 21 49 Jan. 19

855490 54 92 90 Sale 59 Sale 9854 99 54

85 Jan. 24 90J4 Jan. 7 89 54 Jan. 2 55 J4 Jan. 14 9854 Jan. 29

M - S

D_____ ___________ J

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

Registered___________ 1097Debenture gold 4s_____1934

Registered___________ 193480-year debenture 4s__ 1942

O - J

J - J A - O JA - O

J - JJ - D A - O

A - OJ - J - M ­M -J -

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

Registered___________ 1 9 9 7Debenture gold 4 s . . . 1928

Registered 4b ______192828-year gold 4s______1931

Registered ................1931

K*I A A G R 1st gu c 88.1938 Mahon Coal R R 1st 8s..l934 Pitts A L E— 2d g 5s. Janl928 Pitts M cK A Y 1st gu 68.1932

2d guar 6s............. ...1 9 3 4M cK A Belle V 1st g 6s. 1918Michigan Central 6s____1931

Registered ....................193148 ...................................1940Jack L A S gold 3548.1951

. 1st gold 354s...............195220-year debenture 48.1929

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

65346854

775483

6354

4,000

6834'5 1 ' '

61 625492 94J4 46 Sale93 54 Sale70 7482 54 8 4 34

60 Jan. 2 92 Jan. 16 40 Jan. 119254 Jan. 16 74 Jan. 29 80 Jan. 23

70 7254 71 Jan.____ 735478 Sale 78 Jan. 30

7054 - - - ­6454 6563 65

7854 m i

8734

69

68346572

3,000107,000 63", 666

18,00012,0005.0006.000

925465995498549554673470 7054

9254 --■ 7254 --•

10054.........9854 9954 9534 --■6734

8934 97 8934 9773 54 7 4 7 0 7470 _____ ______ 748334 ......... 85 87548334

9934

8 5

78

6054 74548034

8 2

62 657734 80 75 78

7954 87

85

85100100

88 __3554 92 76 78

6454 75

Jan. Jan. 16

101 Jan. 24

10354 Jan. 17Nov. 14 Dec. 21

86 Jan. 18 84 Jan. 10

63 Jan. 9 9254 Jan. 25 46 Jan. 309454 Jan.74 54 Jan.82 Jan. 5

61 Jan. 22

7234 Jan. 14

70 Jan. 15

7354 Jan. 3084 Jan. 784 Jan. 19

79 54 8034 Jan. 128280

8062 635477 79547454 78

87

82 Jan. 861 Jan. 17 77 Jan.

8654 Jan. 30

7454 Jan. 10 7 9 " Jan '' l l

6454 Jan. 30

10 4 54 Aug. 20 11434 Jan. 1068 July 26 93 July ‘ 90 Aug. 25 77 Dec. 6

9654 Nov. 6

7854 Feb. 1 93 July 2 90 Aug. 25 9154 April 23

108 Jan. 16

7354 Jan. 21

70 Jan. 15

75J4 Jan. 1186 Jan. 30 85 Jan. 29

8034 Jan. 12 82 Jan. 86334 Jan. 9 80 Jan. 11

88 Jan. 25

30 Mar. 27 30 Mar. 27

58 Nov. 22 72 Feb. 21 93 Oct. 25 9954 Jan. 11 34 Dec. 21 5054 Aug. 387 Dec. 20 11354 Jan. 10 7654 July 13 8854 Jan. 20 7 7 34 Dec. 19 9854 Jan. 296854 Dec. 28 8654 Jan. 15 74 Sept. 13 8554 Jan. 8 77 Dec. 31 9454 Jan. 19

9154 Jan. 18Dec. 29 Aug. 7 Sept. 25 Mar. 8

9654 April 16

80 May 2101 Juno 26 7654 Aug. 2997 Dec. 69854 Nov. 880 54 Aug. 31 7054 Jan. 12

73M Dec. 21 78 July 24 82 Dec. 178254 Dec. 15 8354 Nov. 27

103 May 3

09 54 Aug. 1880 Nov. 5

7954 July 8054 Sept. 2182 Dec. 8454 Nov. 60 Dec. 79 Dec. 75 Nov.

10054 Jan.0054 May 9

92 Jan. 1781 Feb. 21 80 Jan. 24 8054 Jan. 19 80 Jan. 20 97 Feb. 3

8134 Feb. 1610254 May 3 94 Jan. 17

10454 Jan. 10 10054 Feb. 690 April 39 7054 Jan. 12

87J4 Jan. 8 87 Jan. 18 9 7 54 Jan. 199654 Jan. 17 8354 Nov. 27

10354 Feb. 7

99 54 Aug. 188154 Aug. 2386 Jan. 19 9154 Jan. 259554 Jan.’’! 18 89 May,il7 8254 Jan. 17 94 Jan. 26 0354 Jan. 31

10054 Jan. 39954 Jan. 18

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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

Reg $5,000 only___June 1992General 4a_____________1955

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

2d 5s...................... 19171st consol gold 4s------1908

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

Pennsylvania Co— gu 4%0.1921Registered....................1921

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

r s

j - j

Sales inJanuary

1918.

31,000

112,000

7,000

3,000

37,000"Y 666

10,0003,000

255.000 - ......... I103.000

1,000

63,0001,000

1,00024,000

105.000714.000

19,000

“Y,66o

94,0001,000

Sales in December

1917.

15.00024.000

5,000

112,000

12,000

2,000

30,000

6,0002,000

296,000 14if, 666

6,000

6,000

12,00049,000

477,000

2,00010,000

1,000

Y,66o

1,000

7,000

5,000

112,000

PRICES IN JANUARY.

Jan. 2.Bid. A s k . Bid

55

84 Sale 02% : : : : :

- - - - "74%

46 Sale

......... 60’ 68“ IIII65% . . . . 60 65"

61 6581 90

10 0% ___1 0 0 % ____

J an. 31.A sk .

54%84

68%08

74

46% 48%

606865%

59%

102% ____84 Sale78

03% 64ss : ____

1 0 5 % .........102% -------102% 106% 84% 8574% 77%

105 _____105 .........83% 84%; 8 5 % _____9 7 % --------1 97% 98%.............. 71% 79

84 Sale

78% 81 84 Sale5 8 % _____5 2 % --------6 8 % --------

60% 615 2 % .........71% 89%

Lowest.

Sale P r ic e s .

84 Jan. 24

46 Jan. 2

64 Jan. 11

61 Jan.

83 Jan. 74% Jan.

23

Highest.

Sale P r ic e s .

86 Jan. 3

49% Jan. 4

66% Jan. 14

63% Jan. 15

85 Jan. 922 74% Jan. 22

105% Jan. 83% Jan.

22 105% Jan. 22 9; 85 Jan. 18

83% Jan. 59% Jam

24 84% Jan. 309 61% Jan. 24

102 104% 102% 103% 102% Jan. 14 102% Jan. 1492%

- - - 79% 01 70

103% 109%

74% Sale ------- 89%------- 99%8 7 % --------9 6 % _____88 Sale 88 8997 Sale 89% Sale 84 89%83

80%98

76

91%92%92%

89%"§7%

93%63% 79% 01 70

106% 109

72 7388

_____1009 0 % .........9 6 % .........8 5 % .........

88'97% 98% 89% Sale -84 89%75 .........8 3 % .........7583%96% 98% 9 4 % .........

71 Jan. 17 90 Jan. 16

88 Jan. 2 88 Jan. 30 97 Jan. 2 89% Jan. 29

97 Jan. 11

80% 80% 71% 71 A%

8990%75758289%

96%

89%%

85%89

99%99%99

85%85%85%89%

81% Salo------- 65%____ 60

80%80%7573%

96%8991% . . . . 70 9876 9282% . . . 91% . . . 91% . . . 91% 99 8 6 % . . . 85% 95 86% . . . 86% . . . 91% . . .

100 . . .

80% Salo 02 05%____ 60

7 2 % --------1.........................72% 78 I 70 Jan. 177 1 % ------- ! - -------- -----------70% 88 82% 9084 .........------- 87%9 1 % .........94 .........9 2 % .........

80 Jan. 25 65 Jan. 18

75 Jan. 90 Jan.

88 Jan. 90 Jan. 99 Jan. 92 Jan.

97% Jan. 24

70 Jan. 17

82 Jan. 8 65 Jan. 18

RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.Lowest.

Sale P r ic e s .

52% Oct. 29 54 Sept.26 56% Aug. 16 46 Nov. 15 80 Dec. 28 50 Oct. 1 77% Aug. 29 79% Dec. 4 74 April 9

52%6875%

1*64110%799288%78%

37% Sept. 19Sept. 26 April 10

64% Dec. 5 75% April 16 77 Jan. 10

74 Aug. 11 96% June 28

107% N cv. 15107% Oct. 3 80 Dec. 2078% Oct. 16

118% May 15 117% May 10 105 Dec. 20 84 Nov. 1679 Nov. 280 Nov. 7 83 Oct. 19 57 Dec. 21 61 May 29 91% May 18

Highest.

Sale P r ic e s .

Oct. 29 Feb. 21 Jan. 11 Jan. 23 Jan. 2 Jan. 18 Jan. 26 April 16 Jan. 31

75% Jan. 117057

Sept. 26 April 10

83 Jan. 22 75% April 16 80 Jan. 22

82% Mar. 16 101 Jan. 23 122 Jan. 9107% Oct. 4 97% Jan. 2393% Jan. 30

134 Mar. 28 136% Jan. 29135 Jan. 10 94 Jan. 13

102 Dec. 26 103% Sept. 5100% Jan. 29 68 Sept. 18

109% April 17

73% Dec. 27 93% Mar. 1499%99%

101%908895%8689%

Jan.Mar.AprilNov.Nov.Dec.Dec.Nov.

92 Aug. 7

92 Dec. 2995% Nov. 27 94% Nov. 21 87 Feb. 26 80 May 10 81% July 1489 Aug. 9 80 Dec. 11 84% Oct. 8 90% M ay29 92% Dec. 12

88% Feb. 24 88 April 17

99 Mar. 21

98% April 13 92 Dec. 11 88% Sept. 14 92 Nov. 26 91% Dec. 6 99 June 2289% Oct. 22 95% May 3 90% Aug. 1 92% Oct. 9

100% Oct. 8

100 June 1

92% Feb. 2396% Jan. 17 92% Feb. 16 69% Jan. 16 67% Jan. 1J 91% Jan. 29

110% Jan. 24 103% Sept. 5100% Jan. 29 88% Mar. 7

110% Oct. 8

87% Jan. 12 99% Feb. 23

Jan. 12 Mar .20 Jan. 25 Feb. 9 Feb. 21 Jan. 13 Jan. 11 Jan. 3

10199%

102%99%

101107%104%97%

100 Jan. 11

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

J - J J - J

114,000 158,000 84% 84% 84 84% 83 Jan. 7 86 Jan. 3 80% Dec. 19 88% Oct. 8

96% Jan. 12 95 Jan. 11

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

First consol gold 5s .. 1946 Guar refund gold 4s... 1929

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 ..

Hup A Dul dlv A ter 1st 4s _

19451945 1952 1937 1943 19431946 1926 1928 1930 1966 1949 1960 1949 1936

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

Stamped guaranteed. 1949 Nassau Elec guar gold 4s 1951

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

J - J

M -N A - O A - O J - J J - J Q - F

6,000

3,000

4.0003.000

131.0001,000

58.000215.00024.000

1,000 2,000

232.000

3,000

96,00030.00014.000

100,0001,000

148,000

38,0007,000

13,000371,000

15,0002,000

7,000

10,000

232.000250.000

238,000499,000!

4,000'6,000

2,000

20,000193,000

15.000 208,000

14.00035.000

7.0002.000

2,000’2",666

3,000

4.0005.000

186,000

Sales in December

1917.$

4,00010,000

1,000

9,000

108,00060,00061,000

1,00011,0001,000

114,0001,000

5,000

84,00015.00010.000

PRICES IN JANUARY.Jan. 2. | Jan. 31. ] Lowest.

Bid.8540

Ask.907093

90

65

9796%92 7593 50 80 53

87

2,0001,00038,000

2,000

81,000

12,000

166,000

5.0005.000

16,000

26,000177.000298.000

241.000751.000

3,000T,o66

24,000268,000

20,000120,000

13,0003,000

1,000

5.0009.000

11,000

......... 95

......... 6387% Sale---- 8684% Sale 79 Sale 76 80

104 Sale 95 10084 % Sale 86% 98 92 100

8192

92 Sale93% 95 V 85 8980 9398 . . .

8074%80

65% 75% 75 85

Sale 102

61

85%

448,000

80 82%------- 98------- 98%------- 98%------- 75%------- 74%60% .85% 72 74%74% 76%

57 §1 %68

91% 95%------- 93%____ 78

QQ87% 88%------- 89____ 75------- 77%____ 68%81% Sale 79 93%

69% Sale53 Sale 15% Sale ____ 10056 Sale 81% Sale 70% 80% 80 83------- 80%76% 85------- 82%____ 77

88

87%86

51 Sale 19 % Sale ------ 75%

68100

52% 59 34% Sale

95 94

75 8560 Sale58 60____ 60. . . . 69%____ 2925% Sale . . . . 20% 78 83

97

: : : : : 8 8_____ 70100% Sale

Bid Ask. Sale Prices. Sale Prices.84 95 83 Jan. 18 86 Jan. 3040 70

9390 95

96%90 Jan. 5 93 Jan. 9

65% 75------- 9335 50

......... 8053 55

88

879563

Sale86%7881%

100%95%84%86%89

Sale8185

10397%

Sale9892

78% . . . . 80 9291% 91%95 95%86% Sale

------- 9098 _____

72 7674%80

65% 75% 75% 85 60 61

102 80

80 Jan. 3 52 Jan. 25

87 Jan. 17 86 • Jan. 17 84 Jan. 10 75% Jan. 23 80 Jan. 7

104 Jan. 2 95 Jan. 23 82% Jan. 7

80 Jan. 22

91% Jan. 2293 Jan. 22 85 Jan. 3

99

56

Sale 98 93% 98% 76 63%

60% 85% 70 74%71% 76%

80 8568 68% 96% Sale ------- 94

80%

8485 8570%

7499%85857077%69

Sale

70%SaleSale100

55% Sale 84 Sale75%7976%

808380%8582%80

87%86501975%

68100

56% 58 37% Sale 92% 10493 ____77 ____58 58

62 60 60

. . . . 69%____ 29____ 30. . . . 25% . . . . 80%

9799%83%75

75100% Sale

58 Jan. 2599 Jan. 29

80 Jan. 30

72 Jan. 9 72 Jan. 25

79% Jan. 94% ’jan.

2525

85 Jan. 85% Jan.

81% Jan.

69 Jan. 1848% Jan. 14% Jan.

Highest.

80 Jan. 3 52 Jan. 25

89 Jan. 5 86 Jan. 17 86% Jan. 31 79% Jan. 2 81% Jan. 14

104 Jan. 2 97 Jan. 17 84% Jan. 3

80 Jan. 22

93 Jan. 1195% Jan. 86% Jan.

RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.Lowest.

Sale Prices. 80 Dec. 17 50 Dec. 13 89 April 2190 Nov.

100 Jan. 87 Jan. 70 Nov. 91% Dec. 52 Aug. 77% Nov. 42 Dec.80 April 129058859081%76%79%

100%95%80%97%

Nov. 26 Sept. 24 Dec. 19 June 14 Dec. 17 Nov. 16 Dec. 28 Nov. 7 Nov. 20 Dec. 18 Aug. 25

81% Dec. 19 81% June 6 35 Sept. 14 87 Dec. 219381

Nov. 16 Dec. 15

99 Aug. 13 78 May 15 99% Sept. 21

61 Jan. 99 Jan. 29

84 Jan. 10

72 Jan. 72 Jan.

81% Jan. 97% Jan. 10

87% Jan. 85% Jan.

84 Jan. 29

72 Jan. 105.3% Jan. 17% Jan.

53% Jan. 80% Jan. 79 Jan. 78 Jan.

19i 57% Jan. 19 84 Jan. 12 79 Jan. 12 79 Jan.

76% Jan. 5

49 Jan. 18 Jan.

53 Jan. 17 34 Jan. 11 95 Jan. 4 92 Jan. 1260 Jan. 2 60 Jan. 3

25% Jan. 280 Jan. 11

94% Jan. 15

75% Jan. 21 76 Jan. 22

76% Jan. 5

51 Jan. 21% Jan.

56 Jan. 30 38% Jan. 3 95 Jan. 4 94% ’Jan. 2560 Jan. 2 60 Jan. 3

25% Jan. 2 80% Jan.’ l l

95 Jan. 26

100 Jan. 25 102 Jan. 475% Jan. 10 76 Jan. 22

73 Mar. 8 84% Jan. 1275% July 25 85 Dec. 11 56 Dec. 27 99 April 26 85% Feb. 1778 Dec. 20

100% Jan. 2 100 Feb. 26 99% Mar. 19 77 May 3 76 July 6 85 May, 25 71 Sept. 28 83% July 30

81% Nov. 24 67 Sept. 17 90 Nov. 19 94 Oct. 5 80 May 2688% Dec. 89 Dec. 73 Sept. 77% July 70 June 82 Dec.

101% Feb. 100 Mar. 67% Dec.47% Dec. 11 11 Dec. 13

100 Jan. 9I

50 Nov. 9 76% Dec. 18 81% June 28 81 Oct. 10 80 April 11 76% Dec. 5 95 May 17 80 Sept. 26

Highest.

Sale Prices. 102 Jan. 17 64 Jan. 29 89% Jan. 18

104% Jan. 27 100 Jan. 30 90 Jan 19 84 Mar. 2 97% Jan. 30 62 Mar. 21 83% Jan. 19 60 Jan. 1287% Mar. 8

100% Jan. 2 58 Sept. 24

100 Jan. 12 98% Jan. 17 95% Jan. 17 95% Jan. 20 95 Jan. 17

108% Jan. 12 108% Jan. 26 94% Jan. 16 98 Aug. 24

92 Jan. 29 92 Feb. 15 35 Sept. 14

100% Jan. 27106% Jan. 17 101 Mar. 10100% Mar. 13 80 Jan. 23

105% Jan. 2277 Jan. 29 84% Jan. 1286% Jan. 1785 Dec. 11 75% Jan. 24

105% Jan. 3186 Mar. 2787%

10310099%778288%88%91

April 13 Mar. 29 Feb. 26 Mar. 1» May 3 Jan. 30 Jan. 19 Jan. 15 Jan. 16

101% Jan. 24 77% Jan. 29

101% Jan. 31 101% Jan. 12 80 May 26

101% Jan. 9 101% Jan. 10 86% Jan. 18 87 Jan. 17 74% Jan. 18 97% Jan. 22

101% Feb. 9 101% Feb. 7 86% Jan. 26

100% June 188898»89 J799947}15}75

Oct. 19 : Aug. 28 | May 7 Aug. 15 Feb. 26

i Dec. 26 Dec. 22 July 3

69% Jan. 2 25% Jan. 3

100% Jan. 1673% Jan. 8 99% Jan. 17 94 Jan. 23 94% Jan. 15 80 April 11

100 Jan. 19 100 Jan. 25 99% Feb. 7

103 Mar 688 Oct. 19 98% Aug. 28 97% July 13 79% Aug. 10 99% Feb. 23 71% Jan. 3 47% Jan. 3 87% Jan. 22

July 20 7S% Jan. 31July 12 100 Feb. 7

i Mar. 14 102}-5 Mar. «Dec. 27 80%i Jan. 2Nov. 19 73% Jan. 8Dec. 5 108 Jan. 8Dec. 11 101 Jan. 12Sept. 26 90 Mar. 21Aug. 6 63% May 15Dec. 11 70 Mar. 21

60 6057% Oct. 10 50 Feb. 14 31% Aug. 27 28 Oct. 17 26 Dec. 6 78 Dec. 21

96 Sept. 2697% Sept. 13 75 Dec. 31 89 Feb. 3 98% Nov. 13

61% Feb. 8 53 Jan. 25 42 Feb. 20 37% April 30 38 Sept. 25 93% Jan. 26

107% Jan. 26101 Mar. 2191 April 1390 Mar. 30

129 Jan. 2

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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. J d Tl • 31* Lowest. Highest. Lowest. Highest.

$ $ Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Sale Prices. Salt Prices.Cons Gas E L & P of Balt 5-year

M - N 100 .........100 101% June 12 108% Jan. 26Detroit CMty Gas Go p 5s 19?3 J - J 98 95% 97% 97 Oct. 1 101% Jan. 24

F - ADetroit Edison Co 1st 5s. .1933 j - j 3,000 91% 96 92 96 92 Jan. 23 92 Jan. 23 92 Dec. 20 105% Jan. 8

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

M iscellaneous BondsM 8 3,000 00 3/6 ......... 66 % 04% Dec. 12 84% Jan. 23

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

Consol 5s 1955 J - J 1,000 85 ......... 84% 84% Jan. 10 84% Jan. 10 86% July 3 93% Jan. 6Buildings 5s gu tax ex... 1900 A - O 11,000 12,000 79 Sale 74 75 75 Jan. 5 79 Jan. 2 75 Dec. 21 90% Jun. 8

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

16 ,000| 83 87% 88% 84% Jan. 10 88 Jan. 30 77 Dec. 21 99 Sept. 25

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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

Convertible 4s--------------193620-yoar convert 4%a— 193330-year coll trust 5s----- 1946

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%

Jan. 31.Bid.

8 8 %9940

1007896%92%9596%

Ask.93%99%89%49100%

Sale10 0%93%9798%

98% Sale 87% 89 80% Sale____ 96......... 91%8 2 % --------74 74%83 90

82% 84 96% 96% 95 95 89

9691

81% 82 85 86%96% 98 80 8795% 97% 99% Sale

........ 7583% 86

82 Sale8 2 % --------88 Sale 92% 93% 98% 100%

_____100

9799% 99% 86% 9197 _____86% Sale 92 Sale 90% 91% 92 Sale___ 88------ 101%

Lowest.

Sale Prices.88 Jan. 5 96% Jan. 2

100 Jan. 8 76% Jan. 2994 Jan. 18 90 Jan. 2 94% Jan. 2995 Jan. 18

Highest.

Sale Prices. 90 Jan. 25

101% Jan. 10,

96 Jan. 87 Jan. 80 Jan.85 Jan. 12

100% Jan. 23 78% Jan. 397 Jan. 93% Jan.95 Jan.98 Jan.

98% Jan. 29 90 Jan. 10 81% Jan. 1585 Jan. 12

73% Jan. 83 Jan.

10 7422 83

Jan. 22 Jan. 22

81 Jan. 95 Jan.

2 82% Jan. 30 4 97 Jan. 14

94% Jan. 88 Jan. 80% Jan.93 Jan.

95% Jan. 90% Jan. 9 83% Jan. 2996 Jan. 24

95 Jan. 98 Jan. 98 Jan.

10] 97% Jan. 25 2 100 Jan. 3

15 98 Jan. 1583 Jan. 23

82 Jan. 25 81% Jan. 4 86 Jan. 4 90 Jan. 2 98% Jan. 12

90 Jan. 9

86% Jan. 15 97 Jan. 21 85% Jan. 16 90% Jan. 8 91 Jan. 11 90 Jan. 21 87 Jan. 22

85% Jan. 4

83% Jan. 81% Jan. 88% Jan. 94 Jan. 99 Jan.

93 Jan. 26

86% Jan. 97 Jan. 87% Jan. 92% Jan.92 Jan.93 Jan. 88 Jan.

RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.Lowest. Highest.

Sale Prices. 88 Dec. 1294 Dec. 21 81% May 31 49 June 28 99% Nov. 20 74 Dec. 18 94% Dec. 20 91% Dec. 1395 Dec. 20 95% Dec. 14

Sale Prices. 101 Feb. 16106% Jan. 93% Jan.64 Jan.

104% Jan. 92% Mar

109 Jan. 100% Jan.103 Jan. 102% Jan.

93% Dec. 86% Oct. 76% Dec. 95 July 91 Mar.

18 104 24 102 22 82 16 95 26 96%

Jan. 3 Jan. 2 Oct. 29 July 10 Jan. 29

81% Dec. 72% Dec.80 Oct. 98% Sept. 98% Aug.81 Dec.94 Dec.95 June 94% Dec. 83% Dec. 80% Dec. 84% Dec. 93 Dec. 78 Nov. 95 Sept. 93% Dec. 92% Dec.

7 97% 21 81 25 95 4 98%

31 98% 29 94 28 103% 6 95

13 101%27 107% 27; 9528 95% 12 101% 21 866 103%

20 107% 20 107

Jan. 20 Mar. 29 April 4 Sept. 4 Aug. 31 Jan. 6 Feb. 21 June 6 Mar. 26 June 11 April IS Jan. 17 Jan. 20 Jan. 20 Jan. 23 Jan. 17 Jan. 24

85 Jan. 18 90 April 14

80% Dec. 28 92% Jan. 13 86 Nov. 16 101 Jan. 10 86 Dec. 20 106% Jan. 26 89 Dec. 21 101% Jan. 31 97% Dec. 4 103 Jan. 26

102 July 31103% Jan. 2490 Nov. 22 101% Jan. 2699% Dec. 86 Nov. 98 Oct. 85% Dec.90 Dec. 91% Nov.91 Oct. 90 Oct.

101% May

101%101%101%100%102101%103%99%

101%

Feb. 0 Jan. 27 Jan. 23 Jan. 16 Jan. 9 Jan. 19 Jan. 30 Jan. 20 May 10

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).

7% preferred...................6% preferred__________

Chic St P Minn A Om.100 Clov Cln Chic A St L ..100

Preferred........... .........100Colorado A Southern.. 100

First preferred.........100Second Preferred... 100

Delaware A Hudson._100 Del Lack A W estern.. 50 Denver A Rio Grande. 100

Preferred-----------------100Detroit United R y------100Duluth 8 8 A Atlautlc.100

Preferred......... ...........100E rie ................................ 100

First preferred.........looSecond preferred... 100

Great Northorn, p ref..l00Iron ore properties_____

Gulf Mob A Nor stk tr ctfsPreferred______________

Illinois Central.............. lOoRailroad Securities Ser A

Interboro Cons Corp v t cPreferred___________ 100

Iowa Central--------------- 100Kansas City Southern. 100

Preferred___________ 100

SALES.

InJanuary

Shares.27.100 5,0751.4004.400

80,9352,200

16.100 10 1076,90004,500

400' 100

1,300 2,200

49,020 28,050 3,000

100 59,200 22,100 22,400

110 1,400

300 1,500

300

10.410 1,400 1,200

10.410 142

1059,90021.300

3,70019,60038.300

3,22414,3008,100

2000,9251,200

In Year 1917.

Shares.555,270

78,89724,60029,985

676,64254,181

282,385758

201,202,285

730523,880

7,6006008005711604955984117659301808S0091

25378

1,150159171

5 501 162 235

211

220

6 1

915,085,336,600

456,91515,34020,88096,480

4,2243,7004,150

1,322,825240,09267,850

336,3871,029,164

1,300700

84,488280

272,813192,607

1,200119,135

12,525

Price aboutJan 2 1917.

Bid. Ask.104% Sale08% Sale16 Sale

116 11884 Salo

a74% Sale81 83%92 09

110165 Hale300 Sale64% Sale21 2422 3114 Sale11% Sale 01% Sale

124% Sale124 Sale170 180

112 12050% 5880 8230 3456 5840 50

149% Sale229 240

17 1941 Sale

120 128

PRICES IN JANUARY.

Jan. 2.B id 4«t85% Sale 82% Sale92 Sale 52% Sale 56 Sale 48% Sale

a80 Sale 110 120 139% Sale 190 23551% Salo9 12

22

8% Sale 24% Sale 46% Sale 78% Salo

22% Sale 05% Sale 56% Salo

235045

106%175

512%

33% Sale *18% Sale 39 Sale

117% Sale 30% Sale

106% 8ale17 Side 72% Sale

0 8 25% 26 58% 60

2%5

1728209027%

803276

SaleSale

50SaleSalo

9Sale

903%7

SaleSaleSaleSaloSalo

93% Sale8% Sale

46 Salo2 5

18% Salo47 50

Jan. 31.Bid.x85

80%9

90%>52554680

100149%19954%

8

Ask.SaleSaleSaleSaloSale

56%Sale

90110Sale235Sale

10%25

7 Sale 20 21 45 Sale 77% Sale 93% Sale20% Sale

>63% Sale >53% Sale

82Sale

04%235050

113 Sale y 177 %Sale

3 66% Sale

......... 902% 35% 7

15% Sale 26 Sale 19% Sale

>90% Sale 28% Sale 9% 13

28 4390 Sale

8% Sale ~% Sale402

Lowest.

Sale Prices 82% Jan. 24 80 Jan. 30

8% Jan. 17 89% Jan. 8

>49 Jan. 24 55% Jan. 29 41 Jan. 17

Highest.

Sale Prices. 87% Jan. 3 82% Jan. 2 9 Jan. 31

92 Jan. 2 55% Jan. 4 57% Jan. 5 48% Jan. 2

allO Jan. 9 135% Jan. 5

allO Jan. 9] 149% Jan. 31!

49% Jan. 15 8% Jan. 19

54% Jan. 4|

9% Jan. 16:5 Jan. 11 6% Jan. 23

19% Jan. 15 41 Jan. 24 72 Jan. 24 92% Jan. 21

137 Jan. 29 18% Jan. 15

>56% Jan. 15 >46 Jan. 15 70 Jan. 14 28 Jan. 11 61 Jan. 11 20 Jan. 22 50 Jan. 2

5 Jan. Hi 8% Jan. 2;

25 Jan. 3 47% Jan. 2, 79% Jan. 5 95 Jan. 3

137 Jan. 29 23 Jan. 3 67 Jan. 3] 57% Jan. 3 70 Jan. 14] 30 Jan. 5 61 Jan. 29] 23 Jan. 2 50% Jan. 4

105% Jan. 12 170 Jan. 7

2% Jan. 4 6% Jan. 30

90 Jan. 14

113 Jan. 31 zl80 Jan. 4

6 Jan. 3 13% Jan. 2 90 Jan. 14

a7 Jan. 30 14% Jan. 15 23% Jan. 16 18% Jan. 25

>86 Jan. 15 25% Jan. 15

a7 Jan. 30 17% Jan. 2 28% Jan. 4 21% Jan. 4 92 Jan. 2 28% Jan. 3

92 Jan. 7 96 Jan. 317% Jan. 25

43% Jan. 25 2% Jan. 5

15% Jan. 15 45 Jan. 5

9% Jan. 3 47% Jan. 3]

4 Jan. 7| 18% Jan. 7 50 Jan. 22

RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.

Lowest.

Sale7575

8 %x79%38%48%3072

a ll5120231

12

7%22

46

17%3562%85

137%164435%702461%1844%41

Prices. Dec. 20 Dec. 20 Dec. 12 Dec. 20 Dec. 26 Dec. 26 Dec. 26 Oct. 4 Apr. 18 Dec. 12 Nov. 13 Nov. 1Dec.Aug.Oct.Dec.Dec.Nov.Dec.Dec.Dec.Dec.Dec.Dec.Dec.Nov.Oct.Nov.Nov.Sept.

S7 Nov. 107% Dec.

5 Dec. 9% Dec.

90 Dec.2 Nov. 5 Dec.

13% Dec. 18% Dec. 15% Dec. 79% Dec. 22% Nov. 9 Dec.

28 Nov. 85% Dec.

a60 Nov. 5% Dec.

39% Dec.3 Mar.

13% Nov. 40 Nov.

Highest.

Sal*107%100%

17%1198570%8295

a lio167%30265%2126%12%14%41%92

125%124%172%38%84%71

112%51803057%40

151%238

1741120%5%

11%34%49%39%

118%38%17%40

106%a75

17%72%

6%25%58%

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............. ... 100Missouri Pacific tr ctfs 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

Preferred lnt ctfs------100Reading Company------80

First preferred------- 80Second preferred— 80

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.............. 100Onion Pacific------------- 100

Preferred___________ 100Onlted Rys Investment 100

Preferred___________ 100Wabash...........................100

Preferred A ________ 100Preferred B -------------100

West’n Maryland (new) 1002d preferred_______ 100

Western Pacific_______ 100Preferred-----------------100

Wheel A L E R y ------- 100Preferred___________ 100

Wisconsin Central------100Industrial and MlscellanAdams Express--------- 100Advance Rumely--------100

Preferred-----------------100Ajax Rubber Inc--------- 50Alaska Gold Mines------- 10Alaska Juneau Gold Mg 10 Allis Chal Mfg v t c — 100

Preferred v t c _____.100Amer Agrlcul Chem—_100

Preferred................... 100American Bank Note__ 50American Beet Sugar.. 100

Preferred___________ 100x\a Brake 8 A F c t fs .. 100

Preferred c t f s ______ 100American Can------------- 100

Preferred___________ 100Amer Car A Foundry.. 100

Preferred__________ 100American Cotton O il.. 100

Preferred-----------------100American Express____100Amer Hide A Leather. 100

Preferred___________100American Ice (new)__ 100

Preferred___________ 100Amer Internal Corp-_100American Linseed____100

Preferred__________ 100American Locomotive. 100

Preferred-----------------100American Malting____100

1st preferred_______ 100Amor Shipbuilding____100Am Smolt Sec, pref B.100

Trust Co receipts... Preferred ser A stamped

Amer Smelt A Refin__ 100Preferred___________ 100

American Snuff______ 100Preferred, new_____100

Amer Steel Foundries. 100 American Sugar Refln. 100

Preferred, new.........100Am Sumatra Tobacco.100

Preferred___________ 100Amer Teleg A Cable. .100 Amer Teleph A Teleg. 100American Tobacco____100

Preferred, new_____100Amer Woolen of Mass. 100

Preferred........... .........100Am Writing Paper, pf.lOO Amer Zinc. Lead A Sm.25

Preferred____________28Anaconda Copper____50Associated Dry Goods. 100

2d preferred_______ 100

SALES.

InJanuary

Shares100700

8,1003,1001,2453,7002,3654,3001,000

59,1009,6001,1001,100

65,700400

12,5505,250

15,300

25,77544,357

1007,000

600350

65,4008,000

406,820200300

8.500 1,800

200200

4,1704.500

49,875 56,300

6,35010,100

1,800100100400

In Year 1917.

145,4003,0001,3001,2005,510

18,5007,1502,700

2004,8004,3504,250

500800

2003,5102,4001,700

18,45033;50025.300 2,300 3,350

600100

25.300 300

300113,400

2,12555,150

51218,400

200

7,50010,900

1,5751,696

20,600101,600

14,04062,500

1,0304,1001,200

381271,500

3,200400

12,00020,410

85054,600

1,250530

45,06542,900

1,47017,100

7003,000

15,0002,400

245,500166

Shares.300

14,7208,240

396,10084,68911,87198,56730,250

1,368117,500

22,2001,073,758

110,539870

8,54541,942

996,4846,1531,500

884,58677,640

3,830273.034

5,244507,181886,389

4,849117,845

18,7501.400 8,765

446.034 87,449

3,654,7157,261

13,885167,007

9,11514,3006,800

80,50057,010

822,4531,597,660

147,38354,35095,21012,6102.400 9;495

2001,962,141

45,39340,88724,725

137,401426,680210,703191,310

11,90028,01611,308

271,93269,73174,050

3,48025,80311,80146,117

233,150125,974375.760 61,450 65,7357,5853.024

702,0502,805

7793,015

1,485,35032.870

625,41310,74766,600

2,7206,180

218,850273,359

14.9418,210

251,650679,890177,715985,310

15.870 174,025 238,352

1,70031,327

6,65033,344

2,726,61334.941 5,100 1,200

284.760 558,800

13,400528,600

1.025 1,987

411,001158,66030.871

408,820123,12888,430

192,95028,100

2,767,9091,300

840

Price about Jan. 2 1917.

Bid. Ash.4 8

22 26%50 % 55 79% Sale

132% Sale a 129% Sale

26% Sale 116 118% 128 13311 Sale20 Sale33% Sale 60% Sale

130 1404 6

20% x 102&

SaleISale

38 4055 6152% Salo 29% Salo26 30

135% Sale85% 90

110 Sale57 Sale12 1636% Sale 71% Sale75 85

102% Salo43% 4444% 4026 Sale42 4932% Sale52 5916% Sale39 Sale97% Sale32 Sale68% Sale19% Sale48% Sale8 12

18 2292 95%

120 135147% Sale83% Sale11% Sale23 Sale15% Sale56% Sale30% Sale28 Sale

PRICES IN JANUARY.

Jan. 2.

Bid. Ask.2 % 79 12

20 2557 Sale

111% Sale 100 Sale

9% Sale 87 90

6% Sale 8% 9%

24% Sale 45 Sale

110 12221 2371% Sale 16 Sale 41 4832% Sale 21% Sale

104% Sale 70 8586% Sale 47% Sale

6 912% Sale 55 Sale55 6524% Sale 62% Sale 72% Sale 35 40

SaleSaleSalo

28Sale

22% Sale SO 51 53 Sale

135’183874%

“ 82785%90

102%40%9199%

100%18747%

10865%

11748%

10012512%65%

145Sale

39SaleSaleSaleSaleSaleSaleSale

42%Sale100107SaleSale110%SaloSale

50102131SaleSale

7% Sale 18% Sale 83% Sale 24% Sale 59% Sale 16% Sale 18 Sale

115

81565

125Sale

69% Sale 6% Sale

13% Sale 9% Sale

44% Sale 23 Sale 14% Sale 22 28 13% Sale 48 Sale 10 Sale 21% Sale 38 42

71 9014 Sale 27 Sale 49 Sale

1% Sale 2% Sale

19 Sale 72% Sale 79 Sale 90 Sale 29% 35 71 Sale 85 Sale

Jan. 31.Bid. Ask.

3% 7%9% 11

17 2558% Sale

114 Sale 96 99

9% Sale 89 Sale5 Sale 7% 9%

23% Sale 46 Sale

105 12019 21

i72% Sale 13% 1642 4631% Sale20 Sale

104% Sale 78 85

j85% Sale 46% Sale12% Sale 55 Sale50 5628% Sale 67 Sale

;75% Sale35 3736 3812% Sale 25 2918 2528 48

7% 817% Sale 84 Salo 24 Sale 58% Salo 18% Sale19 214 76 12

65% Sale------- 125116 Sale 70% Sale 4 6

11 13%

38% Sale 90 Sale 70% Sale

13% Sale 28% 28% 50 Sale

2% Sale 3 Sale

20% Sale 72% 75% 86 Sale 90 9228 34%

;'78% Sale 80 92

399073%

SaleSaleSale

19% Sale 50 52%78 Sale

105% Sae

94 Sale97 99

104% Sale 114% Sale 137 145105 11161% Sale

109% Sale o l20 Sale

a62% Sale 123% Salo 210 220 108% Sale 45% Sale 95 9647 Sale 38% Sale 72 Sale 82% Sale

28 Sale 70 8278% 90 12% Sale 50 Sale 11% Sale 40% Sale 56% Sale 27 Sale 69% Sale 55% Sale 95 Sale 9% Sale

53 Sale 87 94

93% Sale 80 Sale

101808560100

10395

100SaleSale

109% Sale 62% Sale 81 Sale 50 68

104% Salo 143 Sale 90 10045% Sale 89 90%25 Sale 14 Sale

SaloSale

1554%

32%807912%55%114058%33%74%59

SaloSale

90SaleSale

12%SaleSaleSaleSaleSale

10%52%82%

SaleSale

95

91% 95% 84% Sale

105 10685 94 80 100 62% Sale

106% Sale 110 Salo j66% Sale86 88%50 60

108 Sale 164% Sale 98 Sale 49 Sale 92% 94 24% Sale 15% Sale 44% Sale

1 64 Sale 10 1536____54%

Lowest.

Sale Prices.4% Jan. 24 9 Jan. 14

55 Jan. 15 110 Jan. 2 96 Jan. 21

9% Jan. 30 80% Jan. 15

4% Jan. 6% Jan.

20 Jan. 41 Jan.

6% Jan. 18 Jan. 67% Jan. 14 Jan.27% Jan. 18% Jan.

102 Jan. 24

j'81% Jan. 45% Jan.

6 Jan. 11% Jan. 55 Jan. 36 Jan. 95 Jan. 22% Jan. 61 Jan. 70% Jan.35 Jan.36 Jan. 10% Jan. 23 Jan. 20 Jan. 40 Jan.

7% Jan. 16% Jan. 80% Jan. 21% Jan. 57 Jan. 16 Jan. 17% Jan.5% Jan.

12% Jan. 65 Jan.

Highest.

Sale Prices.4% Jan. 24

10 Jan. 6

59% Jan. 3 115 Jan. 19 98 Jan. 2 10% Jan. 3 89 Jan. 31

6% Jan.9% Jan.

24% Jan.46 Jan. 31

7% Jan. 18 21 Jan. 5

;'73% Jan. 4 16 Jan. 232% Jan. 21% Jan.

105% Jan. 4

88% Jan.24 24 10 30

210 4 2

10 15 12

37 15 14

109% Jan. 69 Jan. 4% Jan.

12 Jan.. 8% „ 8% 7% Jan. 16

;42 Sale j‘39% Jan. 1522% Sale 20% Jan. 1514 Sale 13 Jan. 1520 30 20 Jan. 2915 Sale 13 Jan. 253 Sale 46 Jan. 310% Sale 8% Jan. 1518 20% 20% Jan. 735 38 37 Jan. 8

77 Sale 77 Jan. 3111 Jan. 25% Jan. 49 Jan.

1% Jan. 2% Jan.

17% Jan. 72% Jan. 78 Jan. 89% Jan. 32 Jan. 70% Jan. 84 Jan.

174% Jan. 34% Jan. 89% Jan. 68% Jan.

106 Jan. 25 Jan. 80 Jan.11% Jan.50 Jan. 11% Jan. 38% Jan. 54 Jan. 27 Jan. 69% Jan. 53% Jan.

*95 Jan. 9 Jan.

51 Jan.

92% Jan. 76% Jan.

104 Jan. 89% Jan.58 Jan. 98 Jan.

109 Jan. 60% Jan. 81 Jan. 51 Jali. 99% Jan.

140% Jan. 94 Jan. 44% Jan. 92 Jan. 20% Jan. 12% Jan. 41 Jan.

z59% Jan.

Jan.Jan.Jan.Jan.

40% Jan. 8% Jan.

19% Jan. 85 Jan. 24% Jan. 59% Jan. 18% Jan. 21% Jan.

5% Jan. 12% Jan. 65% Jan.

RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.

Lowest.

Sale4%8 %

2350%

10393%

0%75%

1143%7

19%37%

1204%

15%62%10402 1 %172092%71

Prices. July 3 Nov. 7 Oct. 16 Dec. 20 Dec. 20 Dec. 15 Dec. 21 Dec. 26 Aug. 2 Dec. 19 Nov. 7 Nov. 7 Dec. 19 Oct. 10 Aug. 24 June 9 Dec. 20 Nov. 7 Dec. 4 Sept. 11 Nov. 3 Dec. 13 Dec. 20 Dec. 28

75 Dec. 206 Jan. 10 4% Oct. :;i

14 Jan. 4 12 Dec. 1855 Jan. 11 45 Nov. 1537 Jan. 11 37 Oct. 495 Jan. 4 50 Dec. 1228% Jan. 30 18% Dec. 2007% Jan. 30 53% April 1776% Jan. 4 60% Nov. 536 Jan. 9 34 Nov. 8

118 Jan. 70% Jan.

6% Jan. 14% Jan. 9% Jan.

44% Jan. 23 Jan. 14% Jan. 20 Jan. 15 Jan. 53 Jan. 10% Jan. 21% Jan. 39% Jan.

80 Jan. 14% Jan. 29% Jan. 51 Jan. 2% Jan. 3% Jan.

21 Jan.Jan.Jan.Jan.Jan.

j 78% Jan. 85 Jan.

175 Jan. 41% Jan. 90% Jan. 73% Jan.

109 Jan. 32% Jan. 80 Jan.13% Jan. 66 Jan. 12% Jan. 43 Jan. 58% Jan. 33% Jan. 74% Jan. 59 % Jan. 96% Jan. 11% Jan. 56 Jan.

93% Jan. 85 Jan.

105% Jan. 90 Jan.64 Jan.

107% Jan. 110% Jan. j'68% Jan. 88 Jan. 53% Jan.

108 Jan. 165 Jan. 98% Jan. 49% Jan. 93 Jan. 25 Jan. 17% Jan. 47 Jan. 64% Jan.

30% Jan. 30 36% Jan.

101% Dec. 20 09% Dec. 31 4% Dec. 13

11% Dec. 19 7 Nov. 8

30% Dec. 14 18 Dec. 20 12 Dec. 20 20 Dec. 17 10% Dec. 22 35% Dec. 20

7% Dec. 20 16% Nov. 5 33 Dec. 19

Highest.

Sale Prices5 Mar. 22

25% Jan. 3 53% Jan. 79% Jan.

133% Jan. 129% Jan. 32% Jan.

119 Jan.127 April 13 11 Jan. 2 20% Jan. 4 34 Jan. 2 01 Jan. 3

130 Feb. 17 8% Sept. 14

36% Aug. 3 103% Jan. 4 38% Jan. 8 57 Feb. 1552% Jan 29% Jan 28% Jan.

138% Jan. 89% Feb.

110% Jan. 3 57% Jan. 25 12 Jan. 24 36% Jan. 2 73% Jan. 17 57 Jan. 8 82 Jan. 26 35% June 16 68 June 15

104% Jan. 3 45 Jan. 29 45% Jan. 16

12 Dec. 17 26% Jan. 224 Oct. 23 42 Jan. 022 Dec. 11 32% Jan. 234 Dec. 10 53 Jan. 47kt Dec. 31 18 Jan. 3

16> Dec. 20 39% Jan. 375% Dec. 20 98% Mar. 2421k Dec. 19 33% Jan.

70% Jan.3

51k May 15 3011% Nov. 7 19% Jan. 414 Dec. 19 48% Jan. 2

4 Apr. 27 10% Jan. 248 July 2 15 Feb. 27

02 Dec. 17 95 Jan. 20100 Dec. 4 125 Jan. 13

149% Jan. 2 85 Jan. 24 11% Jan. 2 23% Jan. 2 15% Jan. fl 58 Jan. 2 30% Jan. 2 23 April 3 41 Mar. 27 18% May 26 48 July 25 22% Jan. 2 50% Jan. 22 54% Jan. 2

14018%37%80

•if*'17 32%

78% Dec.100 July 150 Dec. 29% Nov.87 Dec. 57 Feb.

100 Nov. 21 Dec.

<i78 Nov. 78% Dec. 10 Feb. 43% Dec.8% July

35 Dec. 40 Oct. 15% Feb. 48 Feb. 46% Dec. 93 Dec. 8% Dec.

50 Dec.88 Nov. 90% May 90 Sept. 90% Dec. " “ % Dec.

' Nov. Dec. Oct.

50% Dec.' Nov.

Dec. May Oct. Oct. Dec. Dec. Dec. Feb. Nov. Nov. Dec. :

% Dec. :

90 90 67, „

*99% 80 98 50, „ 89%

106 30 8057%95%

1238937%87171 0%? ? 3A

97% 102% 112% 117% . 142 104% 75

126%121%62%9806

128% 220 109% 58% ,

100 , 54% 41% . 72% . 87 ;

U”

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STOCKSN Y STOCK EXCH ’ QE

ParAssociated Oil......... .......10UAtl Gulf .t WI SS Line. 100

Preferred----------------- 100Baldwin Locomotive. .100

Preferred___________ 100Barrett Co (The).........100

Preferred___________ 100BatopIIas Mining..........20Bethlehem Steel C orp .100

Class B common____100Preferred.................... 100Pref sub rects full p a id ..

Booth Fisheries____no parBrooklyn Union Gas. .100Brown Shoe, Inc______ 100

Preferred___________ 100Brunsw’kTernnkRySec.lOOBurns Bros___________ 100

Preferred___________ 100Bush Terminal...........100Butterlck....... ................100Butte * Sup Cop, L td .. 10 Calif Packing Corp.nopar Calif Petrol vot tr ctf-.lOO

Preferred___________ 100Calumet it Arizona M g. 10 Case(JI)Thresh M pfetf 100Central Foundry_____100

Preferred.................... 100Central Leather______100

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-----------------100Cuba Cane Sugar.no par.

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

Preferred .................... 100(nt Harvester Corp— 100

Preferred--------- — 100Internet Merc Marine. 100

Preferred....................100 1,Internet Nlckol r t c 25

Preferred v t c ---------- 100international Paper 100

Preferred___________ 100Preferred stam ped.. 100

International Salt------100Jewel Tea Inc_________100

Preferred___________ 100Kayser (Julius) & C o .. 100Kelly-Hprlngf Tiro_____25

Preferred___________ 100Kelsey Wheel, Inc____100

Preferred___________ 100Kennecott Copper..no par Kings Co Elec L & PowlOOKress (S Fi) & C o_____100

Preferred___________ 100Lackawanna Steel____100Laclede Gas (St Louis).100 Lee Rubber it Tlre.no par Liggett A Myers T o b ..100

Preferred....................100Loose Wiles Bis tr ctfs. 100

First preferred_____100P Lorlllurd.................... 100

Preferred___________100Mackay Com panies... 100

Preferred__ ________100Manhattan Shirt_____100(Harwell Motor tr c t f .io o

1st preferred tr ctf ..100 2d preferred tr ctf . 100

SALES. PRICES IN JANUARY.In In Year Jan. 2

January 1917. 1917. Jan. 2. Jan. 31. Lowest. Highest

Shares. Shares. Bid. A«£. Bid. Ask Bid. Ask Sale Prices. Sale Prices.2,00( 19,550 70 Sale . . . . 58 56 Jan. 15 8

69,500 1,333,625 118 Sale 99 Sale 105% Sale 97% Jan. 5 105% Jan. 311.64C 36,346 63% 66 58 60 60 61 58 Jan. r 60% Jan. 30

172.50C 2,186,375 60% Sale 59 Salo 64 Sale 56% Jan. 15 64% Jan. 3170C 13,370 102 Sale 93 Sale 93 Jan. 2 98 Jan. 18

1,01C 68,542 136 Sale 85% Sale 86 Sale 85 Jan. 4 86 Jan. 19722 7,012 116 120% *98 101 100% Sale 100 Jan. 7 101 Jan. 23

2.70C 75,802 1% Sale 1 % Sale l 1% 1 Jan. 25 1% Jan. 2322.90C 195,495 510 Sale 76% Sale 81 Sale 74% Jan. 15 83% Jan. 3

799,500 9,505,660 75% Salo 79% Sale 72% Jan. 15 83% Jan. 31,000 18,750 135 145 90 Jan. 3 90% Jan. 8

16,900 175,148 98% Sale 100% Sale 96% Jan. 15 100% Jan. 318,800 22% Sale 21 Jan. 21 23% Jan. 29

5,200 129 134 75 90100 3,051 65 70 60 62 60 68 62% Jan. 7 62% Jan. 710C 1,310 95 100 87 100 93% 100 95 Jan. 17 95 Jan. 1790C 74,445 9% 10% 6 7% 7% Sale 6% Jan. 29 7% Jan. 31

5,50C 179,320 89% Sale 113 Sale 112% Sale 110% Jan. 15 114 Jan. 21,000 109% Sale 105 116 105 110

100 500 100 Sale 80 Sale _____ 97 80 Jan. 2 80 Jan. 26,902 17% 20 10% 16 10% 16

17,100 281,475 48 Sale 16% Sale 20% Sale 16% Jan. 2 21% Jan. 33,20( 54,050 36 37 38 Sale 36% Jan. i 39 Jan. 22

16,017 193,410 25% Sale 14 Salo 15% Sale 12 Jan. 7 16% Jan. 198,925 94,500 55% Sale 38 Sale 42 44% 36 Jan. 5 44% Jan. 21

90C 13,500 65% 68% 16 31,650 3,727 86% 89% 76 Sale 73 Jan. 8 78 Jan. 163,300 14,535 30 Sale 34% Sale 30 Jan. 2 35% Jan. 31,200 6,520 41 Sale 43% Sale 41 Jan. 2 46 Jan. 3

108,600 3,554,380, 87% Sale 65 Sale j'68% Sale 61% Jan. 15 69% Jan. 31,000 22,505; 114% Sale 104 Sale 102% 105 103 Jan. 3 105 Jan. 2

13 1,029 alo«3 Sale 99 102 101 105 al04 Jan. 29 al05 Jan. 36,000 128,966, — __ _ 30J^ Stile 32% Sale 29% Jan. 15 32% Jan. 3111,000 180,620, 98 Sale 68% Sale 84 Sale 68% Jan. 2 84 Jan. 3143,800 670,635 25% Sale 17 Sale 17% Sale 15 Jan. 19 17% Jan. 227,400 773,475! 55% Sale 42% Sale 44 Sale 41% Jan. 15 44 Jan. 31

1,500 9,930, 71 74 45% Sale 51 Sale 45 Jan. 3 51 Jan. 31100 2,000 111 113 93 97 97 104 95 Jan. 5 95 Jan. 5

11,420 480,275! 46% Sale 36% Sale j39 Sale J34% Jan. 29 39% Jan. 319,500 740,850 41 Sale 32% Sale *34% Sale 31% Jan. 15 35 Jan. 30

400 7,400! 28 35 31% Sale 30 Jan. 24 32 Jan. 3200 14,6761 122% Sale 89% 95 95 105 95 Jan. 3 98 Jan. 10

8,400 228,984 132 Salo 87 Sale 91% Sale 84 Jan. 5 92 Jan. 31200 11,900; 18 21 8 10% 8% 10 8 Jan. 5 10 Jan. 15600 1,450 98 Sale 31 /I

2,400 78,960, 87% Sale 87% Sale 92% Sale 84% Jan. 5 92% Jan. 313,452; 107 115 88 HO 97 110250 17,102 *59% Sale 45 55 45 50 45 Jan. 10 45 Jan. 15;195,291 3,044,619, 23% Sale 31 Salo 33% Sale 29% Jan. 15 34% Jan. 35,100 113,242, 112% Sale 91 Sale i93 Sale *90% Jan. 7 93% Jan. 25186,250 5,574,865! 63% Sale 54% Salo 57% Sale 52 Jan. 12 59 Jan. 3600 25,385; 115% Sale 90 Sale 86 Sale 86 Jan. 31 90 Jan. 2157,600 1,880,960 51 Sale 28% Sale 31% Sale 28% Jan. 2 33% Jan. 39,800 120,4051 93% Sale 80 Sale 79% 82 78% Jan. 17 82 Jan. 3300 31,660 175% Sale 145 150 152 Sale 146% Jan. 4 152 Jan. 31100 3,550, 101% 110 96 98% ,94 98 95 Jan. 14 95 Jan. 1417,034 98% Sale 94 97 95 98160 3,851|al45 Sale 98 102 9 9 % _____ 98 Jan. 18 98 Jan. 18199,200 1,541,895! 32 Sale *33 Sale 40% Sale *33 Jan. 2 41% Jan. 3114,600 151,923, 21 Sale 8% Sale 9% Sale 8% Jan. 18 10 Jan. 4!3,500 56,750, 22% Sale 22 23% 22 Jan. 7 24% Jan. 8300 13,145 13 18% 13% Sale 9 13 9% Jan. 10 13% Jan. 21,750 35,860, 37 45 . 35% Sale 31 34 27 Jan. 10 36 Jan. 2300 4,600, 28 34 S26 34 26 Jan. 24 28 Jan. 15200 3,014 70 87% 377 Sale 70% Jan. 4 77 Jan. 31.111,200 106,535 40 Sale 34% Salo 35% Sale 33% Jan. 22 36 Jan. 3830 4,724 255 299 160 180 174 Sale 165 Jan. 26 175 Jan. 17245 1,707] 113% 116% 95 104 100 105 103% Jan. 24:103% Jan. 24500 4,500 • - . - .... 36 Salo 36 38 34 Jan. 4 36% Jan. 209,250 397,796 168% Sale 134% Salo 140 Sale 127% Jan. 7il40 Jan. 315,300 ........... 1 7 31182,570 2,870,070 135% Sale 107% Sale ;137%Sale 106% Jan. 15 139% Jan. 313,200 57,431| 92 Sale 81 Salo 83% Sale 81 Jan. 2 83% Jan. 3125,300 300,575 61 Sale 38 Sale 49 Sale 38 Jan. 2 49 Jan. 31900 12,9841 111 % Sale 97 Sale 99% Sale 96 Jan. 10 99% Jan. 31!3,600 55,880 89 Sale 78’ 80 j 77 Sale 74 Jan. 25 79% Jan. 34,000 78,423 46 Sale 41% Sale 38% Jan. 17 41% Jan. 313,500 128,660 130 Salo 89 96 93 Sale 86 Jan. 15 96% Jan. 3

100 3,750, 102 98 10 102 Jna. 10700 8,580, 42 Sale 42 Sale 42 Jan. 2 44 Jan. 12

9,700 35,650 35% Sale 39% Sale 34 Jan. 5 39% Jan. 31200 2,969 128 135 . . . 97% . 85 81% Jan. 30 89 Jan. 864,800 2,039,140 58 Sale 47% Sale j'40% Sale /42% Jan. 15 48% Jan. 4

6,500 41,953 16 18 12 Salo 14% Sale 10 Jan. 8 15% Jan. 309,400 91,946 41 44% 36 39 48% Sale 38 Jan. 5 48% Jan. 305,600 60,905 123 Sale 111% Sale 122 Sale 111% Jan. 2 122 Jan. 31935 6,988 108% Sale 106% 110 106% Jan. 7 108% Jan. 21,800 29,690 59 Salo 70 Sale 59 Jan. 2 70 Jan. 31

100 4,402 94 97 100 3 97 Jan. 3219,900 3,444,050 27 Sale 22% Salo 25% Sale 21 Jan. 15 25% Jan. 29

,026,050 7,419,250 89% Salo 83% Sale j'93% Sale 83% Jan. 2 94% Jan. 1740,000 1,193,310 42% Salo 30% Sale 29% Sale 27 Jan. 15 30% Jan. 3

100 3,535! 107% Sale 30 95 Jan. 3040,200 708,370 47% Sale 29% Salo 29% Sale 24% Jan. 15 30% Jan. 2104% Salo 75 95 75 95620 34,004! 104% Salo 60 65 61 63 58 Jan. 22 65% Jan. 32,300 fi-i (If) 54% 60200 32,7831 73 78 30 33 36 Jan. 25 36 Jan. 25

400 3,425 111 Sale 85 95 97 Sale 97 Jan. 29 97% Jan. 30180 4,754 2 95 Jan. 2

5,100 70,980, 62 Sale 44% Sale 45 Sale 43 Jan. 7 47% Jan. 111,450 93 94 70 85 75 80%GOO 1,000 28 Salo 29 31 28 Jan. 2 29 Jan. 15

100 600 75 79 85 88 81 Jan. 5 81 Jan. 565,850 1,970,559 46 Sale 32% Salo 33% Sale 30% Jan. 14 33% Jan. 311

50 3,727| 121 125 91 95 92 96 a92 Jan. 14 a95 Jan. 5!100 500 50 Sale 50 Jan. 31 50 Jan. 31100 1,300 100 Jan. 25 100 Jan. 25

35,150 1,066,850 84% Salo 77% Sale 79 Sale 73% Jan. 12 81 Jan. 3300 9,450' 103% Sale 78 82 85 Jan. 23 85 Jan. 11600 156,450 29% Sale 14 Sale 13 Jan. 29 15 Jan. 3600 8,724 260 285 160 200 160 188 165 Jan. 22 185 Jan. 11

1,150 19,826 122% 126 100 107 103% Sale 101% Jan. 15 103 Jan. 22700 14,300 22% 24 18 Salo 18% Sale 17% Jan. 8 19% Jan. 10310 1,310 84% 89% 80 85 80 83% 82% Jan. 3 83 Jan. 5560 5,966 155 170 160 185 160 Jan. 3 175 Jan. 16200 3,601 95 110 9 9 % _____ 98 Jan. 15 99 Jan. 14800 22,384 83 85% 75 Sale 74% Sale 74% Jan. 29 75% Jan. 3400 12,792 65 66% 57 59 58 59 57 Jan. 4 58 Jan. 22100 5,900; 75 Jan. 23 75 Jan. 23

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

RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.

Lowest.

Sale52%87%54439382

98«66%

*66%8493

Prices. Nov. 16 Sept. 13 Feb. 8 Feb. 3 Dec. 21 Dec. 26 Dec. 7 June 20 Dec. 20 Dec. 14 Oct. 5 Dec. 20

Highest.

Oct. 22 Feb. 3 Nov. 5 Nov. 15 Jan. 3

109% Jan. 2100

1012%33%10%29%55%7524%3555 97

alOO2556 11% 35% 45 89%

Jan.Nov.Dec.Nov.Dec.Nov.Dec.Dec.Nov.Dec.Dec.Dec.Nov.Dec.Nov.Nov.Nov.Nov.Nov.

29% Nov. 25% Nov. 24 Dec. 86% Dec. 76% Dec.

7 Dec. 90 Dec.

Nov.Nov.Dec.Feb.

Sale Prices. 78% Jan. 22

121% Jan. 22 66 Jan. 4 76% July 2

102% Jan. 15 136 Jan. 2 117 Feb. 20

2% Sept. 22 515 Jan. 4 156 June 11 135 Jan. 5 101% Oct. 22

129 Jan. 9 73% June 12

100 Jan. 9 14% June 23

125% April 19 117 Jan. 22100%19%52%42%39%62%84%8836%53%

101%115%al5541

104%27%63%75

115%

Jan. 31 Jan. 29 Jan. 26 Aug. 21 Jan. 25 Jan. 25 May 31 Jan. 16 Aug. 9 Aug. 8 June 11 Jan. 25 Jan. 30 Feb. 20 Mar. 20 Mar. 12 Mar. 7 Jan. 18 Feb. 26

720

416183

8 8%45% Dec. 83 Dec. 24% Nov. 74% Dec.

126% Dec. 93% Oct. 91% Dec.

*112%Sept, 11 % April 6% Nov.

18 Dec. 8% Dec.

28 Dec. 25 Nov. 73 Nov.28 Feb.

153 Dec. 100 Nov. 30% Nov.

118 Dec.

58 June 47% Jan.46 Jan.

126% Jan. 134% Jan.21 Jan. _

.113 Mar. 26 7 b 103%June 30 5 112 Feb. 19

14 *59% Jan. 2 37% July 11

. 112% Jan. 2 17 91% July 2 21 117% Jan. 3

55% Jan. 4 94% Jan.

18 205 April 1616 107% Aug.18 100% Aug. 16 28 145 Jan. 30

44% Oct. 1 24% Jan. 9 38% June 15 26% Aug. 6

. 4 1 % Aug. 25 13 250 Jan. 15 22 113 Apr. 25 16 44% Mar. 15 13 171% Jan. 26

74% Nov. 72% Dec. 32% Dec.

*91% Dec. 65 Nov. 34 Nov. 77 Nov.

101% Nov. 31% Dec. 27% Nov.

*89 Dec. 38 Nov. 7% Nov.

26% Nov. 100% Nov. 110 Oct.509217%62%24%9218%7550%54%31909536%752170269543986880

Dec.Dec.Dec.Feb.Dec.Nov.Nov.Nov.Nov.Dec.Nov.Nov.Dec.Dec.Dec.Nov.Dec.Nov.Nov.Dec.Nov.Nov.Oct.

10% Nov. 151 Dec. 97% Dec. 12% Nov. 80% Sept.

145% Dec. 100 Dec. 70 Nov. 57% Dec. 60 Nov. 19% Nov. 49 Nov. 13 Nov.

54% July 31 40% Aug. 395 Mar

146%9361%

11292%47

1371107840

131%66%2 1 %60%

123 12188

11436%

106%47%

10349%

10577%6278

11213564%93308150%

12455

107%103%103%30

281125%27%93

232120%89%67%8161%74%t o

Jan. 4 Jan. 4 Jan. 19 Jan. 4 Jan. 17 Jan. 26 Jan. 3 June 13 Jan. 20 June 28 Jan. 20 June 11 May 22 July 23 Jan. 2 Jan. 20Jan. 15 Jan. 23 Mar. 23 Oct. 29 Mar. 21 Jan. 6 Jan. 4 Mar. 26 June 6 Nov. 28 Jan. 4 Jan. 20 Feb. 26 Jan. 4 Mar. 31 Aug. 7 Aug. 24May 26 Jan. 3 Sept. 24 June 19 June 13 Jan. 2 Jan. 2 Jan. 16 Jan. 30 Jan 17 Mar. 5 Jan. 19 Jan. 30 Feb. 17 Jan. 15 Mar. 28 Jan. 17 Jan. 18 Jan. 20

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STOCKS—STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD (Vol. urn.V2

STOCKSN Y STOCK E XC H ’ QE

ParMay Dept Stores_____100

Preferred___________ 100Mexican Petroleum. .100

Preferred___________ 100Miami Copper----------- 5Midvale Steel A O rd .,.50Montana Power--------- 100

Preferred___________ 100National Acme................50National Biscuit______100

Preferred___________ 100Nat Cloak A S u i t ____100

Preferred___________100Nat Cond’t A Cable no par Nat Enamel A Stamp. 100

Preferred___________ 100National Lead_____

Nevada Consol C opper.. New York Air Brake.. 1( New York Dock_____ If

Ohio Cities Gas (T he)..Ontario Silver Minins Owens Bottle-M ach..

100

Pan-Amer Pet A T pf.

Pittsburgh Steel

Pullman Company____1Rallwav Steel Spring.. 1

Preferred _________1Kay Consol Copper------Republic Iroi <■ oteel.l

Preferred _______ 1Royal Dutch Co certfs.Savage Arms Corp___ 1Saxon Motor C a r .___ 1Sears Roebuck A Co. 1

Sinclair Oil A Refg.no pa ''loss-Sheffield SteelAl.lOi

Preferred .......... 10i"'<> Porto Rico Sugar__ IOi

Preferred

Tenn Cop A Chem wh iss

Preferred_____

United Alloy Steel..no p-United Cigar Stores__ If

Preferred............. ......10

UnitedUnited Fruit______United Paperboard, n 8 Cast Iron Pipe A

Preferred ________U 8 (ndust Alcohol..

First preferred 8 Smelt Refg A Preferred . ___

Western Union T e’eg.

Wlllys-Overland_______ 25New preferred.. .

Wilson A Co Inc v t . . .Preferred stock_____ 100

Woolworth (F W )____ 100Preferred...................100

Worthlng’n PAM v t c . 100Preferred A v t c__ 100Preferred B v t c__ 100

SALES.Price about

Jan. 2 1917.

PRICES IN JANUARY.In

JanuaryIn Year

1917. Jan. 2. Jan. 31. Lowest. Highest.Shares. Shares. Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Sale Prices.

400 18,380 62 65 47 Sale 47% 50 47 Jan. 2 47% Jan. 2100 3,330 100 108 97 100 100 111 98% Jan. 2 2428,900 2,377,520 95% Sale 98% Sale 92% Sale 79 Jan. 5 93% Jan. 221,900 7,200 94 Sale 80 Sale 87 .Fan. 15 416,200 498,111 41 Sale 29% Sale 33 Sale 29% Jan. 2 33% Jan. 31145,100 1,200,981 44 Sale /45% Sale j'43% Jan. 23 48% Jan. 43,100 70,200 104% Sale 69 Sale 71 Sale 67% Jan. 24 73 ' Jan. 4400 3,689 112% 117% 99% Sale 99 ......... 99% Jan. 2 100% Jan. 35,600 23,700 20% Sale 30% Sale 26% Jan. 7 30% Jan. 311,000 28,352 118% 122 99 Sale 93 Jan. 18 3600 6,019 125 129% 108% Safe 108% Jan. 2 110 Jan. 147,350 78 82 55 03 66 80250 3,605 110 112 95 100 97 100 100 Jan. 10 109,000 343,050 17% Sale 16% Sale 15% Jan. 22 17% Jan. 256,700 670,295 28% Sa 38 Sale 44% Sale 37% Jan. 7 31100 4,090 91 99 90 Sale 95 100 96 Jan. 2 21,800 89,750 00 Sal 47% Sale 44% 49% 43% Jan. 7 47% Jan. 2125 10,147 112 Sal 98% 105 99 104 104 Jan. 11 104 " Jan. 11

16,850 405,495 24% Sale 18% Sale. 19% Sale 18 Jan. 15 19% Jan. 315,300 • 82,925 144 156 118 Sale 125 Sale 117% Jan. 12 125 Jan. 31,200 12,910 20% Sale 17 19% 18% Jan. 9 2314 1,300 42 Sale 37% 46 42 Jan. 2 21,500 22,529 68% 71% 43 Sale 45 Sale 43 Jan. 2 51,700 40,128 125 Sale 69 Sale 68 Sale 63% Jan. 29 2129,921 1,792,968 109 Sale 38% Sale ;39% Sale *35% Jan. 15 39,100 53,940 41 48 43% Sale 42% Jan. 9 222,500 138,340 5% 6% 5% Sale 4 A Sale 4% Jan. 22 5% Jan. 21,100 54,345 98 108 55% Sale 00 09 55% Jan. 2 60 Jan. 191,200 110 121 100 120 105 _____800 167,630 21% Sale 25 25% 24 24% 23% Jan. 21 25% Jan. 3100 13,117 32 34 19 25 10 19 19% Jan. 3 19% Jan. 3______ 009 96 100 _____ 90 _____ 96

3,200 14,704 96 Sale _____ 80 89 Sale 86 Jan. 8 2217,300 182,920 104 106 39% Sale 54% Sale 39% Jan. 2 31550 825 ......... 54 30 55 29 18100 900 88 94 90 100 95 100 98 Jan. 29 293,800 95,405 *40 41 *27 Sale 20% Sale 26 Jan. 25 30 Jan. 3

4,900 10,720 36 Sale 36 Sale 34 Jan. 16 21,325 8,414 88 92 90% Sale 89% Jan. 26 92 Jan. 524,300 101,800 45% Sale 47% Sale 42 Jan. 15 47% Jan. 311,900 18,100 79% Sale 80 82 79% Jan. 2 82% Jan. 17600 12,559 89 98 91 98 90% Jan. 18 10200 9,500 18% Sale 18% 20 18% Jan. 2 308,800 197,950 74% Sale 59% Sale 03% Sale 59 Jan. 5 31225 6,682 103 107 95 Sale 97% 99 95 Jan. 2 2100 7,377 130 Sale 101% Sale 99 109 101% Jan. 2 101% Jan. 213,595 108,825 162 105 112 Sale *110 Sale 100% Jan. 7 3136,870 151,710 51 Sale 48% Sale 53 Sale 45%.Jan. 7 53% Jan. 31200 7,110 98 100 95 Salo 91 98 95 Jan. 2 1436,000 1,187,410 26% Sale 23% Sale 24% Sale 22% Jan. 15 24% Jan. 31118,125 2,804,520 79% Sale 79% Sale ;79 Sale *72% Jan. 15 82% Jan. 33,570 40,535 105% Sale 92% Sale 94 Sale 92% Jan. 2 95% Jan. 1825,350 214,290 a71% Sale 75 76 70% Jan. 3 77% Jan. 212,340 45,360 50 60 66% Sale 53 Jan. 3 66 % Jan. 317,800 61,050 ......... 70 7% Salo 11 Sale 6% Jan. 2 3112,010 131,488 227% Sale 145 Sale *155%Sale 139% Jan. 5 *155%Jan. 3120 4,115 125% 127% 114% 122 115 120 o ll7 Jan. 10 «117 Jan. 105,150 130,235 27 Sale 10% Sale 17% Sale 15% Jan. 17 17% Jan. 354,800 744,375 ____ ______ 29% Salo *33 Sale 29% Jan. 2 34 Jan. 214,600 249,050 00% Sale 40 Sale 42 Sale 39 Jan. 24 42% Jan. 3i ........... 2,100 97 103

> 280 8,903 170 190 135 175 150 175 158 Jan. 10 162 Jan. 10) 125 782 115 _____ 102 Sale 103 112 102 Jan. 2 102 Jan. 2< 100 2,541 99 Sale 79 84 84 90 84 Jan. 9 84 Jan. 9110 1,012 86 91 78 83 78% 83 89 Jan. 25 25189,850 2,628,105 105% Saie 50% Sale 54% Sale 46 Jan. 17 55% Jan. 31> 300 9,525 107 110 91 98 91% 97 94 Jan. 10 108,400 24,350 48% Sale 38% Sale 47 Sale 38% Jan. 2 47 Jan. 3115,100 143,760 39% Sale 36% Sale *34% Jan. 15 40 Jan. 31 ........... 4,000 93 98% 94 98%47,100 273,420 16% Sale 12% Sale 16% Sale 12% Jan. 2 17% Jan. 3097,975 5,964,250 238 Sale ,141% Sale 155% Sale 136% Jan. 7 155% Jan. 31i 201 3,579 160 170 178 188 178 Jan. 18 178% Jan. 18123,375 1,651,450 57 Sale 50 Sale 56 Sale 49 Jan. 5 56 Jan. 31000 16,935 102 Sale 83 89 88% 93 90 Jan. 19 91 % Jan. 30300 40,275 39 _____ 39% 40% 39% Jan. 29 40% Jan. 3______ 17,005 102% Sale 96 103

) 170 3,125 117% Sale _____« ____ 108% 112 108% Jan. 25 108% Jan. 25200 35,795 95% Sale 03% 07% 65 73 65 Jan. 24 67% Jan. 1118,300 186,950 37 Sale ;38 38% 37 Jan. 2 4i 55,327 1,073,870 99% Sale 92 Sale j'95% Sale 89 Jan. 5 99 Jan. 23) 100 3,275 119 Sale 101 105 105 115 101% Jan. 5 101% Jan. 5) 600 20,215 68% 70 70 Sale 69% Jan. 7 70 " Jan. 10) 700 4,570 47 50 46% Sale 46 Jan. 24 48 Jan. 3100 4,500 80 Sale 75 80 80 Jan. 2 80 Jan. 2) ______ 4,229) ______ 2,057) 9,780 136,106 153% Sale 119% Safe 125 Sale 110% Jan. 16 126 Jan. 318,100 It _____ 14 18

3,300 90,614 21% Sale 12 Sale 14% Sale 11% Jan. 9 14% Jan. 31) 100 9,300 00 62 44 Sale 40 47% 44 Jan. 2 44 Jan. 2) ______ 2,990 21 22% 15 18 15 17%55,800 3,409,240 112% Sale 118 Sale 121 Sale 114 Jan. 5 124% Jan. 2200 6,085 103 Sale 88 95 93 97 95 Jan. 22 95 Jan. 22

100 16,510 20 Sale 9 11 12 14 11% Jan. 24 11% Jan. 2437,000 578,653 02% Sale 54% Sale 56% Sale 51 Jan. 15 57 Jan. 224,900 39,397 112 115 98 Sale j'96% Sale *95 Jan. 15 98% Jan. 109,300 204,075 64% Sale 45% Sale j'46% Sale ;42% Jan. 16 47% Jan. 31,400 10,877 52 52% 45 Sale 45% Sale 43 Jan. 29 45% Jan. 31

3,658,700 47,807,630 108 Sale 91*8A9t'4Sales 97% Salo 88% Jan. 15 98 Jan. 318,400 319,249 119% Sale 109 Sale 112% Sale 108% Jan. 7 112% Jan. 3185,800 3,019,735 105% Sale 81% Sale 83% Sale 78 Jan. 15 83% Jan. 38,000 00,400 23% Sale 12 Saie 14% Sale 11% Jan. 2 14% Jan. 2521,300 111,070 43% Sale 34% Salo 42% Salo 33% Jan. 2 42% Jan. 291,825 8,409 107 111 97 102 100% Sale 98 Jan. 16 101% Jan. 292,800 68,990 48 52 55 Sale 50 Jan. 5 55 Jan. 31,300 18,525 140% Sale 74 79 83 Sale 75 Jan. 9 83% Jan. 15

11,100 110,841 95% Sale 85% Sale 92 Sale 85% Jan. 2 92 Jan. 3149,645 1,361,130 55 Sale 40% Sale 41% Sale 38% Jan. 17 43% Jan. 3

200 6,400 70 75 57 02 55 69 59 Jan. 11 59 Jan. 114,220 70,405 49 Sale 37 Sale 40 Sale 30% Jan. 2 40 Jan. 31

390,200 1,075,787 35% Sal 21 Sale j'19% Sale j 15% Jan. 15 22 Jan. 32,200 29,200 95 Sal 7 3 % _____ 78% Sale 75 Jan. 3 78% Jan. 31

15,900 418,500 45% Sale 55 Sale 45% Jan. 2 59 Jan. 194,050 90 99 90 100

2,500 59,495 138 140 114% Sale 120 Salo 114 Jan. 7 120% Jan. 37,275 125 Sale 113 115 114 121400 31,204 28% 29 35 35% 34 35 34 Jan. 4 35 Jan. 18300 1,825 94% 100 82 88 86 88 86 Jan. 24 87% Jan. 5300 15,500 55 59 60 Sale 58 60 59 Jan. 18 60 Jan. 2

RANGE FOR YEAR 1917.

Lowest.

Sale43%98 G78AJi2539%

s58 % 95 %25 %79%

L0456

j9813%2490% 37 %99109812M34 39 59 31% 42%

3%51%

1081817958735 20 91% 24%

Prices. Dec. 12 Dec. 31 Dec. 17 Nov. 15 Nov. 5 Dec. 20 Dec. 14 Dec. 18 Dec. 19 Nov. 19 Dec. 17 Nov. 7 Nov. 7 Dec. 20 Feb. 3 May 9 Dec. 20 Dec. 5Nov.Nov.Mar.MayDec.Dec.Oct.Nov.Nov.Dec.Dec.Feb.Dec.AprilNov.Dec.Mar.Sept.Dec.

25 Dec. 88 Nov. 3734 Dec. 74 Dec.

Dec.Nov.Dec.Nov,Dec.

106% Dec. 30% Nov. 88'A Dec. 19% Nov.0089 5949 %

4%123 A 115 1525% 33 A 88 A

135 10077 A7833%8531A 30 A90 11

114%10542%

28O37

283112%59%34%81%98%0448745993

210515%10421098%88104591 40 43%79%

t02% 70% 9%

20 97 40 70%

270 33% 52% 33% 15 . 09 42 90 99%

113 23% 8850

Feb.Dec.MayDec.Nov.Dec.Dec.Dec.Dec.Nov.Sept.Dec.Dec.Dec.Dec.Nov.Nov.JuneNov.Dec.Nov.Dec.Dec.Dec.Dec.Nov.Dec.Nov.Dec.Dec.Nov.Dec.Nov.Dec.Dec.Nov.Aug.Dec.Nov.Nov.Dec.Nov.Nov.Nov.Jan.Dec.Dec.Dec.Nov.Dec.Dec.Dec.Dec.Nov.Dec.Feb.Dec.Dec.Dec.Dec.Nov.Nov.Nov.Nov.Nov.Dec.Dec.Feb.Nov.May

Highest.

Sale Prices. 00% Mar. 21

107% Jan. -30 100% Jan. 97% June 43% April 07% June

109% Jan. 117% Mar. 28 35% July 13

122% Jan.127 Jan.84 Jan.

112% Jan.39 June 14 40% Oct. 2 99% July 12 03% Mar. 23

114 Jan. 0

108

307

25

55

2229

2 0 %150 21 40 72%

125143%

547%

100118%30%34%98%98100%3599 4241%98%54%'9010220%83%2107

131107%5810132%94%

105%73%

10808

238%127%29%59%74%99

209114%100%90110%

108%53%61%102%19%

243200%80%

10548%

109%12011249%

127%120%80549108%90

151%33%24%6321%

171%100 22% 67

114%67%52%

130%121%118%24%46

112%77

14499%5070%52%38%

10084%

107151 126%37%97%63

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

it 1st paid. « 2d paid. / stk. dlT. * Ex-dlrldend.

Full paid, g 3d t Trust certfs

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.

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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—

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34 GENERAL QUOTATIONS. [ V o l . 10G.NOTICE.— All bond prices are “ and Interest” except where marked “I” and Income and defaulted bonds.

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—

0 / 9 8 101 1st g 4%s 1963_________ JA. 86% 89%N / ____ 84%P _____ 73% 103% 104

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

5% notes 1 9 2 0 ..............FAA 97 97%Adlrond 1st 4%a ’ 42 gu.MASAlbany A Susq 3%s gold 1946

(conv before 1916) gu.AAO 74% 77%

BondsChicago Burlington A Quincy-

Qen M 4s 1908________ MA

Chicago A Eastern Illinois—

stamped M & N 1915 M & N 1916 and

Ind 111.

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

Oaw A Syrac gu 5s ’ 2 3 . .MAN Warren 1st refg3%s 2000FAA

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

Prior lien gold 4s 1995.. JAD Mortgage gold 4s 1995.. JAD

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

Eq g 4 %s Aug ’ 18-Aug ’ 21FAA Eq g 5a July 1918-1923..JAJ Eq 4%sSerBB Aug’ 18-24FAA5s notes Apr 1919______ AAOPenn coll g 4s Feb 1 ’5 1 .. PA A Buffalo A Southwestern—

1st g 6s'08ext at 5% ’ 18 JAJ 2d g 5s ’08 ext to 1918.JAJ

Jeff RR5sgu’09 ext to’ 19AAO Chic A Atl Term 3s 1918.JAJ Ch A Erie 5s 1st g 1982.MAN Cleve A Mali Val g 5s ’ 38 JAJ Erie A Jersey s f 6s 1955.JAJ Genesee River 6a 1937. .JAJ Long Dock 6s cou g 1935 AAO Newb A N Y 1st 5s 1929. JAJ N J A N Y 1st 6s 1910—

Ext at 3% to 1950____MANNYAGr Lake gu g 5s’48 MAN N Y L E A W C A RR—

1st 0s curr guar 1922. MAN N Y L E AW D A I 1st fls ’ 13

Extended at 5% to ’43 JAJ N Y P a A O p I 4%s '35 MAS N Y Susq A Western—

1st refunding 5s 1937..JAJ2d ratge 4%s 1937____FAAGen mtge Sag 1940...FAA Term 1st g 5s 1 9 4 3 ...MAN Midland of N J 1st 6s. 1910

ext at 5% to 1940..AAO Wilkes A E 1st g 5s’42 JAD

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vansvllle A Terre Haute—1st cons gold 6s 1921____JAJ1st gen 5s gold 1942____AAORefund M 5s July 1941..JAJ Mt Vernon 1st 6s g 1923. AAO Sul Co Br 1st g 3s 1930..AAO

Itch burg— 5s Jan 1 1934 .JAJ4%s ref 1928....................MAN4 %s Jan 1933 JAJ4s refunding 1925______ MAN4s refunding Mar 1927..MAS

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Feb., 1918.] G ENERAL QUOTATIONS 35NOTICE!.— All bond prices are "and Interest” except where marked " f ” and Income and defaulted bonds

Bonds. Bid. Ask. Bonds. Bid. Ask. Bonds. Bid. Ask.

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%

Flint A: PereMarq— SeePereMar 6 % notes Aug. 1 1914___FAA 38 43 At K A CIn dlv 4S 1955. MAN 77% 82Fla Cen & Pen—Bee Seab Air L Col Rlv Bridge 7s ’ 20. MAN _____ Atl Knox A Nor let 5s’46JAD 95%Florida East Coast 4%s ’69 JAD 94 fnternat Rya (Central America) Consol gold 4s 2002..MAS _____ _____Florida South— See Atl Coast L 1st M 5s 1972 opt. ..M A N If 68 71 Lou C A Lex 4%s g ’31 .M AN 83 98%Florida West Shore 5s 1934. JAJ 75 90 Iowa Central— See Minn A St L N O A Mob 1st g 6s 1930.JAJ 101 112Fonda Johnstown A Gloversy— Ia Minn A N W— See C A N W 2d gold Cs 1930______ JAJ 91%

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%

6 Basis. /This prlco Includes accrued Interest, fc Last sale. I In London, n Nominal. « Sale price.

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Missouri Pacific— (Concluded) Eq 8s May '18-Nov ’ 21.MAN Gold 4s Mar 1 1943 opt..M A S latAref 5a’ 89 convSerA.MAS

Guar Tr ctfs dep plain____GuarTr ctfs dep stamped

Sept. ’ 15 int......................3d 7s ext to July 1938 at

4 % ..............................MANBoonv StLASou 5s’51 op FAA Cent Br UnPaclst g4s’48JAD 1'ac of M o 1st ex g 4s ’ 38.FAA

2d ext 8s gold 1938------JAJS t L R E 1st 8s 1938.-MAN Car’deletBrlst4%8’38 AAO

3t Louis Iron Mtu A Sou— Unify A Ref’g g 4s ’ 29-JAJ Gen con ry A 1 g 8s ’ 31 AAO Gen Con stpd gu gSs’31 A AO Eq 5sM ayr18-Nov’21MAN Rlv A Gulf DIv 4s ’ 33 MAN Pine Bluff A W 5s ’23.AAO Verd Val IAW lst8s’ 26MAS

Mobile A Birm— See Southern R Mobile A O— 1st g 6s 1927-JAD

1st exten 6s July 1927...Q -JGen g 4 1938............... ..M A SEq 8s 1919_____________VarEq 8s May ’ 18-Nov '23.M AN Eq 4%8 Mar ’ 18-Sep ’ 22 MAS Montgom Dir g 8s 1947. FAA 8t Louis D1t 8s 1927 ..-J A D8t L A C 4s guar 1931__ JAJ

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—

1st consol gold 8s 1928..AAO Centrevllle Br g 8s 1923-_ JAJJasper Br 1st 6s 1923____JAJ

Nash Flor A Sheff— See L A N National Rys of Mexico—

Pr lieu g 4% s a f 1987------JAJJan. 1914 coupon o n ---------

Oen M 4s 1977............... AAOApril 1914 coupon on-------

8% g notes June 1918 — JAD Nat RR of Mex p 1 g 4%s’ 26JAJ

January 1914 coupon on__lit cons g 4s 1951--------- AAO

April 1914 coupon on_____Nebraska— 8ee C B A Q New Eng R R —See NYNHAH N H A Derby— See NYNHAN New E ar A No—See NYNHAH N J Junction—See N Y Central New Jer A New York— See ErieNew Lon Nor 1st 4s ’ 40------JAJNew Mex RyAC’l— flee El Paso New Orl Gt Nor 1st 8s 1953 FAA New Orleans A North E 6s 1916

Extended at 5% 1940..M AN NewOrleansTerm 1st 4s’53.JAJ New Orleans Texas A Mexico—

1st g 6s Oct 1925 Ser A . .JAD Non-cum Inc 5s Oct '35 Ser A .

Newport A Cln Bdge—See Louis Newp A Rich—See Conn A Pass N Y B A M Bch—See Long Is! N Y Bay Ext RR— See Long Isl New York Central R . R .—

Conv. deb. 6s 1935 ____MANCon M 4s 1998, Ser A .-F A A

New York Cent A Hud River— ftef’g g 3%s July 1 1997.-JAJ Deb g 4sl934tux-oxemptMAN Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt.JAJ Ref A Imp 4 %s 2013 op AAO5% notes 1919....... ..................4% % notes May 1918.-MAN NYC Lines eq 8s ’ 18-’ 22 MAN NYC Lines eq 4%a ’ 19-’23 JAJ NYC Lines eq 4 % s ’ 19-’27JAJ NYCLIneaeq4%9’ 19-’ 28.JA.J Bos A Alb eq 4%s’ 18-’ 27 AAO L 8 Col trg 3%s 1098 ... FAA M C col tr g 3%s 1998--FAA Beech Cr— 1st 4s g gu ’ 36 JAJ

2d guar a 8s 1936_____JAJClf Bit C Co 1st g 4s ’ 40J AJ

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5s Jan 1 1928_______ AAOPitts M cK A Y 1st 6s ’ 32 JAJ

2d 6s guar 1934..............JAJM cKABV 1st 6s g ’ 18.JAJ

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N Y C A StL 1st g 4s’ 37—AAODeb 4s May 1 1931____ MAN

N Y Connecting R R —1st M 4%s 1953_______ FAA

N Y A Gr’wood Lake— See Erie N Y A Harlem— See N Y C A N Y A Jersey— See Hud A Man N Y Lack A West—See Del Lac N Y L E A W C RR— See Erie. N Y A L Br— See Cent of N J.N Y New Haven A Hartford—

Deb 68 Jan 15 ’48 conv JAJ 15 Deb 4s July 1’88 non-conv JAJ Deb 4s 1956 non-conv.-MAN Deb 4s 1947 non-conv..M ASDeb 4s Apr 1 1922_____AAODeb 3%s Mch 1947___ MASDeb 3%s 1954 non-conv AAODeb 3%s 1936 conv____JAJ5% notes Apr 15 ’ 18-.AA015 BosANYAL 1st 4s g’55.FAA Cent Now Eng 4s 1961..JAJ

Dutchess Co 4%s ’40. JAD Danb A Norwalk 4s *55. JAD

Con 5s July 1 1920___ JAJGen 5s Apr 1 1923____AAO

Harl Rlv A Portch 4s’34 MAN Housatonic con 5s 1937.MAN Naugatuck 1st 4s ’ 54 ..MAN New Eng cons 4s ’ 43 gu .JAJ

Consol g 5s July 1 ’ 45 ..JAJ NYANEBosTer4s ’39 AAO

NHADorby— Cons5s’ 18 MAN N Hav A North 4s ’56 guJAD N Y Prov A Bos 4s ’ 4 2 .. A AO N Y Westchester A Bos R y—

1st M g 4%s 1946 gu..JA J Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu MAN Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu ’56. MAS

N Y A Nor— See N Y Central New York Ontario A W estern-

Ref 1st g Is June 1992..MASGen M g 4s 1955 red___ JADEq 4%s Mar ’ 18-Mcb’28 MAS

NYPhilaANor— 1st g 4s’39 JAJ Income 4s Jan 1 1939.. .M AN

N Y Prov A Boat—See N Y N N Y A Putnam—.See N Y Cent N Y A Rockaway Beach-See Lo N Y Susq A W—See Erie N Y Westc A Bos— See N Y N Nodaway Val—See KCStJACB Norf A Caro— See Atl Coast L Norfolk Southern —

1st A ref g 5s ’ 61 op ’ 13 .. FAA Norf A Sou 1st 5s 1941. .MAN

1st gen g 3s 1934 opt..JA J Ral A Cape F 1st 5s r43 MAS Ral A Southp con 5s ’ 65. JAD Suffolk A Car con 6s ’52. .JAJ

Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s '61 __ MAN Norf A West gen 6s 1931 .MAN

Imp A exten 6s 1934___ FAANew River 1st 6s 1932.. A AO NAWRy 1st cons 4s ’ 96 .AAO DIv 1st lien A gen g 4s July 1

1944 opt Jan 1 1929...JAJ Conv g 4s 1932 op 1917. JADConv dob 4%s 1938 ___ MASNAW Pocahontas 4s ’ 41.JAD Eq tr 4%s 1918-1924 . . . FAA ColConATer 1st 5s g ’ 22. JAJ SciotoValANE 18143*89 MAN

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Northern Ohio— See L E A West Northern Pacific—

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1st consol g 4s 1968__ JADDul Union Dep 5s ’ 30.AAO

St Paul A N Pac 6s g ’ 23 FAAReg certs 6s 1923..........Q-F

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1st M 4s extended 1936.MANGen g 3 3-10s 1953......... JAJ

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4s Dec 1923......................JADis Jan 1938........................ JAJ3%s July 1 1932________ JAJ

Oregon A California—See SoPac Oregon-Washlngton RR A Nav

1st A ref g gu 4s ’ 61 o p t .. JAJ Ore RR A Nav cons ls’48JAD

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Portl (Me) Term gu 4s ’61.JAJ Port Reading— 1st gu 5s’41.JAJ Ports Gt F A Con—SeeBosA Mo Potomac Val—1st gu 5s g’41JAJ Princeton A Northw— See Chic Prov Sec Co.— See NYNHAH Providence Term—SeeNYNIIA Prov A Wore— 1st 4s 1947. A AO Raleigh A Augusta—See Seaboa RalACapoFoar—See Nor South. Raleigh A Gas—See Seab Air L Ral A Southp—See Nor South’n Raleigh A S W— See Chesapeak Raritan River— 1st g 5s’39-JA.J Ravensw Sponc A Glen— See Ba Reading Company—

Gen g 4s Jan 1 1997------- JAJfer den g 4s ’ 51 op '06..A A O Atlantic City 5s 1919- . . MAN

1st cons g gu 4s 1951 -JAJ WAN s tr ctfs 4s red 105.Q-M Phlla A R — 2d 5s g 1933.AAO

Imp M ext g 4s 1947.AAO Cons ext gold 4s 1937. MAS Term 5s g gu May 1 '41 Q-F Del R Ter p m g 5s ’42MAN

Ex p raon g Os 1942.JAJ Wllm A No 1st 5s ’ 27.JAD

Gen g 5s Aug 1 1932.Q F Phlla A Read Coal A I r o n -

Col s f g 4s ext'32 guFAA (ten* A Saratoga—See Del A H Ulchin A Dauv—See Southern Rich Frederlcksb A Potomac—

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

BeunARut 4Hs g 1927-MAN OgdALCh 1st g gu 4s ’48.JAJ Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s ’49-JAJ Equip tr 4Ha 1923-27.-MAN

Sag Tusc A Uur—SeePere Marti St Clair Mad A St Louis Belt—

Altou Bridge 1st g 4s ’51-JAJ St Clair Term 1st 6a 1932. PAA St Johns A L Cham— 5s ’44 MAS St J A Gr Isl— 1st g 4s ’ 47-. JAJ St Law A Adiron 1st 5s’90.JAJ

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)

Pr 1 4s 1950 Ser A ........... AJPr 1 5s 1950 Ser B .......... JAJCum ad! 0s July 1955__ AAOIncome mtge 0s July 19000ct

St Louis A San Francisco—Gen mtge g 0s 1931_____JAJGen mtge gold 5s 1931..JAJ

St Louis Southwestern—1st g 4s 1989 certfs_____MAN2d g Inc 4s Nov ’89 cert.-JAJ1st consol g 4s 1932____JAD1st term A unlf 5s 1952.JAJ Eq 5s Ser D 1919-1923.-FAA Eq5s Ser E 1918-1924..A&O Cent Ark A Ea 1st 5s’40opJA J Grays Pt Term g 5s ’ 47.JAD Shrev BdgATer 5s ’55 guFAA 8tophenvNASTex5s’40op.JAJ

St Paul Bridge A Terminal R y ..1st M 0s 1929..................JAJ

St Paul A Duluth—See Nor Pac St Paul East Gr Trunk—See Chic St Paul A K C Short L—See Ch St Paul Mlun A Manitoba—

1st cons g 4s 1933----------JAJ1st consol g 0s 1933_____JAJ1st con red to 4H8 f? ’ 33.JAJ Montana ext 1st 4s '3 7 . .JAD Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940JAJ Eastern Ry of Minnesota—

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1st 5s July 1922______ JAJMont Cen 1st gd 0s ’37.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—

1st guar Os 1924............... MASSchuylkill River E S—See B A O Scioto Val A N E— See Nor A W Seab Air L— 1st g 4s 1950. AAO

Stamped ........... .. _ _Adjust M 5s. Oct 1 ’49—FAARef g 4s 1959 opt_____ AAO1st A con 6s 1945 Ser A .M A S Eq4Ha July ’ 18-July’22 JAJ15 Eqg 5s D e c ’ 17-Doc’ 19 JAD15 E<lg 5s Aug’18-Aug’23 FAA 15 Atlanta-Blrmlnghain Dlvls —

1st g 4s May 1 1933.-MAS Car Cent 1st g gu 4a ’49 — JAJ i< lorlda Cent A Peninsula—

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

Georgia A Ala 5s Oct ’ 43 .JAJ GaAAlaTerm 1st g 5s’48 JAD GaCar A N — 1st 5s g ’ 29.JAJ Ral’hAAug’sta— 1st 6s'26 JAJ Ral’hAGast’n— 1st g5s’47JAJ SeabARoanoke — lst5s’20 JAJ

Seacoast RR of N J 5s '48 AAOSeattle Term 0s 1918 1930 ____Sebast A Mooseb 1st 5s’28 MAS Sbamokin Sunb’y A Lewlsb’g—

2d 0s g July 1 1925____ JAJSherman Shrev A Sou—See Mo Shreve Brdg A Ter—See St Loul a South Sierra Ry of Cal—

1st s f 08, e, Apr 12 ’ 37 A A O il ____Silv Sp Ocala & Gulf— Seo Atl C Line Sioux C A Pac— See Chic A N W Sodus Bay A Sou— See Penn RR Somerset Ry 1st A ref 4s’55_JAJ South Bound— See Seaboard AL So Car A Ga— See Southern RySouth Car West____ISec CarSouth Car West E xt./Atl A We Sou Indiana— See Gh Terre Hau Southern Pacific Co—

Coll tr 4s(CP) Aug 1 ’49.JAD Convg4aJne l ’ 29op’ 14.MASConv g 5s 1934........... --JA DEq 4Ha 1918-Sept 1923-MAS Car tr 4H« ’ 18 Mar’23.MAS Aust A Nor 1st 5s g '4 1 ..JAJ Central Pacific—

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Houston East A West Texas— 1st 5s g May 1 1933..MAN 1st guar g 5s Mar ’33 .MAN

Houston A Texas Central—1st 1 g 5s 1937— ...........JAJGen gold 4s 1921____AAOWacoANWDlvOs g’30MAN

La West 1st Os 1921___ JAJMorgan’s Louls’a A Texas —

1st rnort 7s 1918_____AAO1st g 0s 1920.................JAJ

North Cal Ry g 5s 1929.JAD NoRy ofCal 5s g gu 1938 AAO Oregon A Cal 1st 5s 1927.JAJ S A A Ar Pass g gu 4s’43_JAJ San Fran Term 1st 4s’50 AAO So Pacific Br 0s 1 9 3 7 ...AAO Southern Pacific RIt Cal—

1st con g 5s gu 1937..M AN 1st ref g 4s 1955 op ’ 10. JAJ

So Pac Coast 1st g 4s ’ 37-JAJ Texas A N O—

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1st M 4H» 1914 ser A.JAJ 1st M 5s 1944 ser B — JAJ

Atl A Danville 1st 4s ’ 48-JAJ2d g 4s 1948................... JAJ

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Consol 1st g 5s 1956— MANGa Mid 1st g 3s 1940__ AAOGa Pac 1st g Gs 1922____JAJKnoxv A O 1st g 08 1925 .JAJ L A N So Joint g 4s— See LAN Mob A Birin pr lien 5s ’45 JAJ

Gen M g 4s 1945______JAJMobile A O coll tr 4s ’ 38. MAS RlchA DanDebSsstpd 27. AAO Richmond A Mecklenburg—

1st g 4s Nov 1 1948..M AN So Car A Ga 1st g 5s ’ 19 MAN

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Series E 5s 1926_____ MASSeries F 5s 1931_____ MASGen’l 5s 1930.......MAN

do guar stamped . MANWash OAW 1st gu 4s’ 24 FAA

S A N Ala— See Louis A Nashv South Pac Coast— See Southern SpartanUACol—See AshvASpar Spokane Falls A Northern—

1st 6s g 1939............... . . .J A JSpokane International—

1st g 5s 1955____________JAJState L A Sulllv 4Hs ’29— JAJ Staten Isld Ry—See Balt A Ohio Stephenv N A S Tex— See St L Suff A Carolina—See Norf A So Sumter A Water R— See SC AGs Sunbury Hazleton A W B— *

1st 58 May 1 1928_____ MAN2d mort lrie 6s ’ 38 coup.MAN

Sunbury A Lew—See Penn RR Superior Short Line—See Ch St Tampa A Jacksonville—

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—

1st 5s g 1935.......... JAJWest Dlv 1st 5s g 1935..A A OGen g 5s 1935___________JADCar tr 4s Ser B 1918-’ 20—JAJ Kan a A Mich 1st 4s 1990 AAO

2d M g 5s 1927_______ JAJEq4H sJuly ’ 18-Jly’ 22JAJ Eq4Ha;July ’ 18-J’ly’ 24JAJ

St Mary’s Dlv 4s g 1951. FAA Toledo Peoria A Western—

1st g 4s July 1 1917______ JAJToledo St L A Western—

Pr lien g 3Hs July 1 *25..JAJ1st g 4s Apr 1 1950_____ AAOCol tr g 4s Ser A 1917— FAA

Union Tr ctf dep_________Tol Term lst4Hs 1937 gu.M AN Tol Walh Val A O— See PennRR Tomblgbee Val 1st g 5s ’50 AAO

Gen mtge 6s 1935......... JAJToronto Ham A Buffalo—

1st g 4s June 1 1946------JADTroy A Boston—See Fitchburg Troy A W T Bdge 5s 1939. JAD Ulster A Del con 5s 1928— JAD

1st ref g 4s 1952------------- AAOUnion Pacific—

1st R yA 1 g 4s g 1947— JAJConv 4S 1927....................JAJ1st A ref 4s June 2008.-M AS Ore RR A Nav— See Ore-Was Oreg Sh Lln8 1st g 6s’ 22.FAA

1st consol 5s g 1940— JAJ Ref g gu 4s ’ 29, o p '0 7 .JAD

Utah A Northern—1st 7a’08 ext at 4% to’ 33 JAJConsol gold 5s 1920__ JAJ

Union Terminal Co (Dallas)1st g 5s 1942 op 1922—AAG

United N J RR A Canal CoGeneral gold 4s 1923____FAAGeneral gold 4s 1929__ MASGeneral gold 4s 1944__ MASGen 1st g 3Hs Mar 1 ’51 MAS

Upper Coos—See Maine Central Utah A Northern— See Union P Utica A B1 R— See N Y C A H Utica Clint A Bing—See Del A Vandalia R R —

Con g 4s 1955 Ser A ------FAASer B 1957__________MAN

Vera Cruz A Pacific R R —1st g 4Hs 1934 opt--------- JAJ

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P 1 6s ’ 15 ext 5% ’40— M A NGen 5s May 1 1941___MAN

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Bonds and Stocks.Wabash— 1st gold Os 1939 MAN

Jd gold Os 1939............... FA ADeb mort 6s ser B 1939..JAJ Equip g Os Mar 1 1921. MA8 1st lien term g 4s 1904 ... JAJ 4% gold notes M ay’20.MAN Det A Chi ext 1st g Os ’41 JAJ Des M dir 1st g 4s 1939. JAJTol A Chic 4s g 1941____MASOmaha Dlv 1st 3*6s g ’41AAO

Warren R R — See D L A W Wash A Colum Rlv— 4s ’30 JAJ Washington Cent— See Nor Pac Wash Co Ry— See Maine Cent Wash O A W— See Southern Ry Wash Term Co.— 3*6s 1940.FAA

1st g 4s 1940 guar______FAAWeatherford Min Wells A N— Se West Jersey A Sea Shore—

Consol g 4s 1936.............JAJCons 3*6s g Ser B 1936..JAJ

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Western Pacific R R (new co)1st M 5s Mar 1 1 9 4 6 ...MAS

Western Pa— 1st g 4s 1928. JAD West Ry of Ala— 4*6s 1918 AAO Western Transit— See N Y C West Shore— See N Y C A H R West Side Belt— See Pitts Term West Va A Pitts— See B A O Wheeling A Lake Erie R R —

1st consol g 4s 1949.........MASCent TrsCo ctfs of dep____

Ref M 4*6, Ser A, 1966. MAS L Erie Dlv 1st g fls 1926.AAO Wheeling Dlv 1st g 0s ’ 28 JAJ Exten A lmpt g Os 1930. FAAEquip s f g 5s 1922 ...........JAJ

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1st 0s Jan 1939_________JAJ1st A ref g fls 1940 op..._JAJI

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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

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Preferred___________ 100Atch Top A Santa Fe______100

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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

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Preferred........... ...................100Chic Burl A Quincy........ ...... 100Chic Gt West com __________100

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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

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Dividend payable In London New York Chic A St L ouis.. 100

1st preferred_____________ 1002d preferred........... ............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—

4% 111 Cent Stock ctfs 1952..Reading C o.............................. 50i 1st preferred.................. 50

2d preferred................ 50Rensselaer A Saratoga (guar) 100 Rich Fred A Pot—Common. 100

Dividend obligations......... 1008% guaranteed___________ 1007% guaranteed-.................. 100

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

1st preferred_____________ 1002d preferred..................... .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

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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.

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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.

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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

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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

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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—

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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 —

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40 GENERAL QUOTATIONS— PUBLIC UTILITIES [Vol. ui6NOTICE.—All bond prices are “and interest” except where marked “f” and Income and defaulted bonds

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

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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

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Middlesex A Boston St Ity-

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lst M g 58 1942 opt ’ 2 2 .. JA Montana Power—

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Coll tr 0% g notes 1919 . Montreal Tramways—

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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—

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1st g 5s Nov 1 1938...MAN Gen g 5s Mar 1 1941..MAS

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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

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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—

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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

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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—

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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—

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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—

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1st A ref g 5s ’ 41 opt ’ 2 1 .. JAJ Old Colony Gas 1st 5s 1931 JAD Old Colony St Ry ref 4s ’34.JAJ

New Bed Mlddleb A Brockt—1st g 5s Jan 1 1920------JAJ

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¥ * ref * 08’60 op ’ 15.FAA Phila A West Chester Tr—Mtge goM 4s 1954_____JAJ

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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

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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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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

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Markot St con g 5s 1924.MAE Omnibus Cable lst 6s’ 18 AAO

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No Balt DIv 1st 5a ’42. JAD Cent Ry con M g 5a 1932. MAN

Ext A Imp 5a 1932— MAS City A Sub 1st 5s 1922. JAD

Lake llo El 1st 5a ’42 MAS Onlt Rya (Phlla)— See Unit P A T United Rya of St Louis—

Qen g 4a July 1 1934------JAJCasa At A F Gda 1st 5s 1912

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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

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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—

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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—

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Preferred------------------ - — 100Danv Champ A Dec pref— .100Dayton Power A Light------- 100

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

Preferred--------------------------100Duluth-Superior Trac C o—.100

Preferred---------------- - - - - -1 0 0Duquesne Light— See Phlla Co.,Eastern Peuu Rya com -------100East Read’g El— See R’d ’g Trac East St Louis A Suburban..100

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

Preferred...........v " f T l S ? i « . 7 r nElec Storage Bat— See Ind. A M la c .G oElizabeth Gaa Light------- - - -2 0 d 75Eliz A Tren R R — See Pub Sent Corp Elmira W LARRlat pf v t c.100 95El Paso Elec Co com m on ... 100

P re ferred ....------- -- ------ 100Empire A Bay State Teleg—100Empire DlstrlctElectrlc------100

Preferred_____ - ___ - - - - -100Equitable 111 G L (Phlla) pf.100Essex A Hudson G a s .. — . . . 100Falrm’t Pk A Had Pass Ry— See Phlla Fairmount Park Transport’n 50 d - - ­Fall River Gaa Works--------- 100 170Federal Light A Trac com —100

Preferred --------------------------100Federal Utilities...................... 100

Preferred.............. JOOFt Wayne A Nor Ind Trac-.100

Preferred-------- — ------- ---1 0 0Franklin Telegraph (guar)-.100 Galveaton-Houston El C o—-100

Preferred . — - — - — GOGaa A Elec of Bergen County 100 Gaa A Electric Securities— 100

Preferred-------------- —-- --1 0 0General Electric— See Ind. A M lac. Co^General Gaa A E le ctr ic ------100

Cumulative preferred------100Convertible preferred------100

Georgia Ry A El Co stmpd.100Preferred--------------------------100

Georgia Ry A Power c o m .. .100FIrat preferred-----------------100Second preferred------- — 100

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44 GENERAL QUOTATIONS—PUBLIC UTILITIES [Vol. 106.Stocks. Par. Bid.

Kentucky Securities Corn. _ 100Preferred. . ........... mo

Keystone Telephone........... ..5 0Preferred................................50

Kings County Elec A P ow ..l00 Klnloch Long Dlst T e lep .. 100Laclede Gas Light....... ..........100

Preferred......... ....................100Lake Shore Elec common__ 100

First preferred..................100Second preferred............... 100

Lancaster Co(Pa)RyALt pref 50Laurentlde Power....... ..........100Lehigh Valley Transit co m .. 50

Preferred........... 50Lincoln (Neb) Gas A El LtlllOOLittle Rock Ry A Elec.........100

Preferred.--------- -------- . . .1 0 0Lone Star Gas____________ looLouisville Home Telephone-100Louisville Railway C o__ 100

Preferred.. . . . 100Lowell Electric Light______100Lowell Gas_______________ 100Mahoning A Shen Ry A L, pref Manhat Elev Ry <N Y ). _.100 Manufac Lt A H t., P !ttsb ...5 0 Marconi Wireless Tel of Amer.5 Mass Electric Com panies... 100

Preferred, stamped......... 100Massachusetts Gas Cos____100

Preferred................. iooMassachusetts Ltg Cos com (t)

Preferred..............................106Memphis Street Ry com___ 100

Preferred.____ _ . iooMexican Light A Power____100 l 15Mexican Northern P ow er... 100 lMexican Telegraph............... ioo ..........Mexican Telep A Teleg______10

P referred .................... ioMexico Tram way............ .. 100Michigan Light pref............. 100Michigan State Telep pre f.. 100Middle West Utilities........... 100

Preferred________________ 100Mllw Elec Ry A Lt pref___ 100Mississippi River Power____100

Preferred........... .......... 100Mobile Electric pref............. iooMohawk Valley Co . ioo Monongahela Val Tr (n ew )..25

Preferred (n e w )........... 25Montana Power..... ............ ioo

Preferred.--------- -------------- iooMontreal Telegraph............ .40Montreal Tramways com __.m o Montreal Tram A Pow . _Mountain States Tel A T e ll .io oMunicipal Gas (Albany)____100Muskogee Gas A E lectric.. 100

Preferred................ 100Narragansott Electric_______ 50 dNashville Ry A Light pref . 100 National Light, Heat A Pow. 100

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

First preferred.................... 100Second preferred............... 100

New England Power, pref. 100 New England Tel A 1,e f . . . . l 0 0New Haven Gas Light______25New Haven Water................. 50New Orl Rys A Light C o . . . 100

Preferred_____ 1 nnNew York C i t y " ................ ' 1U0

Consolidated Gas____ 100N Y Mutual Gas L igh t.. 1100

New York Railways_______ 100Bleecker St A Fult’n F ’y . . 100Bway A 7th Ave guar____100Central Crosstown 7 % ._ .l0 0 Christopher A Tenth Sts. 100Eighth Ave........................ .100J2d St A Grand St Ferry.. 100Ninth Ave guar 6 % ......... 100Second A v e . . ......................100Sixth Ave____________ 100

w v WitnD7 Khlrd S* g u a r ...1 100N Y A Richmond Gas______ 100N Y State Rys common____100

Preferred................ 100Niagara Falls Power........... .100Norfolk Railway A L igh t... 25 Northampton (Mass) St R y . 100 Northern Calif Power Cons. 100 North’n Idaho A Mont Pow 100

P referred ...................... 100North Ohio Elec Corp, com (t)

Preferred_________________100

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Preferred............................ .100Northern States Power.........100

Preferred_________________100Northern Tex Elec Co c o m .. 100

Preferred .......................... 100Northwest Electric_________100

Preferred........... ................... 100Northwestern Teleg (guar). . . 50Ohio Cities Gas.............. 25

Preferred............................. 100Ohio Fuel Supply.................. 25Ohio Gas A Electric pref___ 100Ohio State Telephone.......... 100

Preferred............. .................100Ohio Traction— Common__ 100

Preferred......................... 100Oklahoma Natural Gas new. 25 Omaha A Council Bluffs. . . loo

Preferred......................... iooOntario Power........................ 100Oro Electric Corp, pref____100Ottawa Light, Heat A P ow .. 100 Ottawa Traction............. 100

Pacific Gas A Electric...........100First preferred_______ 100Second preferred (old pref) 100

Pacific Gas A Elec (Arlz) p f. 100 Pacific Light Corporation.. 100

Preferred.............................. iooPacific Power A Light p ref.. 100Pacific Telep A Teleg...........100

Preferred_______ ______ 100Paducah Tr fe Light c o m .. . 100

Preferred______ _____ tooPaterson A PassalcGas A E1.100 Pawtucket Gas preferred... 100 Pennsylvania Lighting com . 100

Preferred.................. moPennsylvania Wator A Pow. 100Pensacola Elec Co, corn__ 100_ Preferred............... . moPeople’s G L A C (Chic)____100People’s Nat Gas A Plpeage.. 25Phlla Co (Pittsburgh)..........50 d

5% non-cum preferred___ 50 d

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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

25%25

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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

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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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Preferred................. moWash-Vlrglnla Ry, pref____1100Washington Water Power Co 100Western Ohio RR ctfs ..........100Western Power.........................100

Preferred______________ moWestern Rys A Light pref 11100

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INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIESTm -----------------------j m . . . . . .

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

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F e u . , 1 9 1 8 .]NOTICB.-

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

Amer Malting 5s 1926------.JADAmer Pipe & uonstr Securities—

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

6% gold notes 1919_____JAD 99 % 99 % PI( reneral Petroleum Corp— Pi

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

leasant Vail Coal 5s 1928.JAJ oeahontas Consol’d Collieries-1st gold 3s 1957 opt_____JAJ

• 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

at.4 5

Bid. Ask.

102 ! 10399%' 100%73 7550 5198 99%95 10082 87947585 86%98 10099 10096%90 9292 9496% 989894

6085 9599

—'6 7 %

90 9570 77%80 87

60 6290 9575 8089 89%87% 88%85 8993 9998 10095 9888% 93%88 8910949599%95%

1001009099

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

4,20020,0004,0002,0001,0001,000

85

4910 0%77%

10010710799%98

~ 70"7593%97869591

98%98%9598%95%

99%

1,5001,700

12,7505,000

1,650

4,30030,0004.5002.500 3,0001.500V,506

6 Basis. /This price Includes accrued Interest,and Toronto stock exchanges.k Last sale, n Nominal. s Sale price. mtn. Minimum prices established on the Montreal

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46 INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS' SECURITIES. [ V o l . 106.

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

ar Bid. Ask.

.

r. Per share.

110 120)o 125

87%.a 130 140' "30 84 1-

881) 61\) 760 -------- k 1560 200 210a 110a 108 110%a 75a 250a 105a 100s.a ------- 180a 62 66a 80 84a ------- 9 83%a -------- , 98%a -------- * 56.c -------- *1280a -------- 115a _____ 91a 89 920 96a -------- 125a -------- 122%a _____ k 99%a 128% .............O -------- k 83a 140 .............

a 210 215a 85 91a ------- 107%a 100 103%3 111% 114« 1050 .............a _____ k 610 87 91a 118 .............3 88 .........3 850 167 .........a ------- 150 ;a -------- k 210a -------- 105 ;

90 ;a -------- 100a 175 185 £a 132% ............. £3 ----------- 92% £3 ----------- 95 '3 ----------- 65 l

— *973 ----- s77 \220 240120 ............. \127% ------- V150 152%— 85 V90 92 \

112% 115 V— 100 V

Stocks. Par. Bid. Ask. Stocks. Par. Bid. Ask.

Thorndike (Mass) a Tremont & Suffolk

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

u

S B

129129 126130

5577%

15100775180

10913080

102)4137

1 0 2 ) 4105

k 571670

101

Preferred...........a

C) o

k 105120

90130

250607598

8 7 ) 4

114132

8565

187)437595

110

150

67)410013590

106112

1 3 7 ) 4

(S C) 1st pref__Ictor-Monag C o.oPreferred______ a

ictor-MonagMi barren Mfg (SCT;..Preferred........ .a

fash’n M (Va) pf.a

Guaranteed___ oPreferred_____ a

Woodruff M ___

Canadian Mills.Can Convert, Ltd.a Can Cottons, Ltd .a

Preferred______ aDomln Text, Ltd.a

Preferred........._nMontreal Cottons.a

Preferred..........aPenmans, Ltd____a

Preferred______ a

INSURANCESTOCKS.

Albany. Par.

A lbanyInsC o.. 60 CommorcelnsCo 25

Baltimore.German_______ 10German-Amer.. 25

Boston.Boston_________100Coluin Nat Life. 100 Conveyancers’

Title................100Mass Bonding_____Mass F & M ............Mass Title_____ 100

Brooklyn— SeoN

Per130013512598

125

110100144

Per

share.

240135100140

87)4

12016040

165

125200

135'110120115116

10257

17578

13518018585

150125’90

130140"95

175110115135175105130140"50

15030092 63 9093 60 85

"Bo”11872

9 113

share.

125

18035'

135205140'11512578

6292

19090

100140

100112125140185110

58160

77117

m\n.min.min.83%min.50

95 65 9396 70 95

*75*122758785

120

4348)47683%

100

65)4min.

Per

190180

Per

20)435

Per

110

101

81%

share.

200195

share.

2140

share.

120

D etroit.

H artford.

Hartf Steam Boll

Life Insurance etna Cas’ty & £ _.

Aetna Life____ 100Conn Gen____ 100Travelers’ .........100

Louisville.German________ 60

M inneapolis.Nor’westF&M 100

Newark.American................5Firemen’s ______ 50Newark Fire_____ 5Prudential Life..5 0

New Haven.Security Ins____26

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

Pittsburgh .Allemanla............50BlrmlnghamFIre.50City Fire_______ 50German Fire____50Nat.BenFrankllu50Plttsb Fire............50Teutonia________50Western Fire____ 50

Providence. Prov Wash’ ton ..50

R ichm ond. Virginia F & M ..2 6

St. Paul, Minn. St Paul F & M . . 100

San Francisco. Firemen’s Fund 100

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.

. Bid. Ask.

Pei■ share.

I 1341 ____ . : : : : :

Per1 share.

380____720____

_ _ 450310 340

380— - 60

Per share.500680

- .750- *680

Per cent.

Per share.

Per share.17 18

180 20013)j: --------

4551

Per1

share (25 30 <

( 1Per

ishare 1

i220 .........11

. . . . . ] 3 ]

Per cent ]140 150 197 107 1

300 325 Id 45 50 C

265 275 (300 320 C447 457160 170 (400 407340 350 C102

i 39 42 Ci 30 35 C

50 75 Fl 34 40 Fi 30 32 F

FTPer

1Jshare

Ii19 ------- Ii

9 30725 25% Ii

90 J;\_____ 100 K

* 15 B* 10% L

i 50 .........Li 12 .........L

WPer 1

to.ihare to

to."§6""

------- to95 to

— ---- toTNJ"IIII

------- IN90 N95 N8560 N

N N O;

Per «1 hare. OlOi

100 110 OiPiPIDl

Per s11

hare. PI PI

75 82 P< Pc QiQiHi

Per share. R<

.........St

_____SaSa

Per sSe

hare. ShSh

380 SufluPer si

oiltare. Te

8 10 ,76 .........To19 .........To

2506% . . . . .

Stocks Pur Bid. Ask

MARINE INSUR­ANCE SCRIP.

Atlantic M utual- 1917.....................

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

Per97

Per

2c.1%

782)42%

30c.50

Callahan......... 10

Preferred_____100Co>p ($3 75 pd)_5

k iln _______ 25ollar Cons C y c le .. .

Mines________ 10& P . .100(St Louis)____IQ

Cor .20Preferred ____l

15%x 45

8 820c.1

15c.20%

' 66% 440

1 15-16 13)4 1.90 31)4 17 44

8 %46%5

5-lOc.20c.

Vi2% c.

4c.96c.

15c.10%31

24%1.78

7645c.44c.4iM

' 75"

46%7%C.

Preferred____100

Preferred____1001010

P1-S

(N ev )-.t

212% c3 .3 %5%6

28C6% c

66%

3359 )8 » 17 76

8 15 50 c.

1 %424

585c.

*5 8c". 31c.

" l8 %1.08%

cent.100

share.

2%C.1%802%3

50c.52%50c.16466412% ,50c.1%

22c.20 % .

' 68% 450 2 1-lfr

143317%44%

IV*47

5%8-10c.

25c.25%4c.5c.9%

7% c.20C.1333

2 1-16­53c.

1.80

X*7850c.50c.429%

"82%

478c.

758022

5c.

*r&ii

310c.6%6 %

33)|26019%1419798%

15%63c.1

43%5%

609c.

'eoc".32c.

'2 0 "1.10

74%24%

' i s ' "80c.15

17%3%4%

173%4

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

Trust (Boston) .1 Copley Sq Tr (B ).l

Preferred--------- 1Delta Bldg Tr (B j.l Devonsh BlgTr(B)l

Preferred......... ..Dwelling House

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

Per

ehare.s 1%

3% 17c

38 11K 83 %

2 % 40c 2

35 90c 2%

90 as 80%

65

55

share.

70757065659595

910

% 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

80

90

90865550

1000

950'93355030905035

100600

4 K 95 90 80 80

4000 60

110

70303597

40095 5592%96 40

67 as 45 a 90

125

a ____a 110

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____100Am Graphoph. . 100

Preferred------100Am Hardware. .100 AmHIdeftLeathlOO

Preferred____100Amer Hosiery__ 28Amer Intern Corp

$60 paid.........100Am Ice C o_____100

P re f............... 100Am-La France

Fire Eng Inc. 100P re f________ 100

Amer Laundry Machlnery._-100Preferred____100

Amer Linseed.. 100Preferred____100

Am Locomotive 100Preferred____100

Am Mch A Fdy 100Am Malting__ 100

1st pref_____100Amer Piano____100

Preferred____100Am PlpeACons. 100 Am Pneu Serv..80

First pref_____80Preferred_____ 50

Am Press Assn. 100Am Radiator__ 100

Preferred____100Am Rolling Mill 25

Preferred____100American Screw 100 Am Seed M ach. 100

Preferred____100Am Sewer Pipe. 100Am Shipbldg__ 100

Preferred____100Amer Smelt Sec

Pf Ser A stpd-100 Pref Ser B ...1 0 0

Cent Tr rcts. Am SmeltARefglOO

Preferred____100Am Snuff com . .100

Preferred____100Am Steel F ’drieslOO American Stores t Am Sugar Refg. 100

Preferred____100Am Sumat Tob.100

Preferred____100Am Thread pref- .8Am Tobacco___100

Preferred____100Am Type Foun.100

Preferred____100Am W W A Elec

Com m on____100First p r e f . . . 100 Particpref ..100

Am Wind GlassP ref......... . . .1 0 0

Am Wind GlassM ach_______ 100Preferred____100

Am Wool (Mass) 100Preferred____100

Am Wringer___100Preferred____100

Am Writing PaplOOPreferred____100

Anglo-Amer O il.£ l Assets Reallza. 100 Assoc Dry G ’ds. 100

1st pref_____1002nd pref_____100

Associated Oil. .100

Per

1546

6%42

d _____54 70

Bid.

share.

2565

6 K 46

■57'75

*58250

1252 0 %738590284278%80

125150 215

4 15 39 90 73 K

107% 2 30 33 63 90 85 43 32% 752054 79

3195136

6871

12012%55 %

Ask.

20 K 75 A 87 'A 91% 34 M 45 78%90

140 101 175 220

72239%9173 A

110 5

40 36 07% 95 95

Associat’d Simmons Hardware ...1 0 0Preferred____100

Atlantic Fruit.. 100Atl Holding------100Atl Gulf A W

Ind SS Lines. 100Preferred____100

Atlantic Refin. 100 Atlas Powder.. 100

Preferred------100Autosales C o r p ..50 d

Preferred_____ 50 dBabcock A W11.100 Baldw Loc Wks 100

Preferred____100Baltimore Tube 100

Preferred____100Bar A Smith CarlOO

Preferred------100Barrett C o------- 100

Preferred____100Beatrice Cream 100!

Preferred____100Beth’hem Steel. 100

Class B com .. 100Preferred___ 1008% cum conv

pref sub rects. Billings A Spen..23

32 K 81

205 2590

142

l 65d 58

14%39

n 60n 80

39 105 33 A 74 K 59 96 70 1052%1055

d 80c' 35 8 K

20 250

5610501K

8691%

84 A 105 A85 80 62

106% 109 663d 86

3 K 164 95 32 80

43d59

9

4249 X 92

224 A 12

K103658%

123 12% 56 90

58 A 14 Jd 40708546

11033 \ 74 %59 3d 97 80 10 % 54 13 64

*~i%401030

25513060

115 150

Stocks. Par. Bid.

Per

225901032

105 3d 60%

910 170 95

116

1096495

861002101058179%90

10088

Bliss (E W) C o ..80 d 370

Ask.

3816163dmin8

638995

8510Jd38

105 3d 15423d42673d

Preferred_____ 50 d 65Booth Fisheries, (t) d 22%

1st pref_____100 84Borden’s Con M 100 103 3d

Preferred____100 96Borne-Scrymser 100 450Bost Belting__ 100 105Brier Hill Steel. 100 195

Preferred____100 108 3dBrill (J G )_____100 16

Preferred____100Bristol Brass------25 dBrit Amer T o b ..£ l d

Ordin bearer..£1 d British Col Fish

A Packing— 100 Broad Brook C o .25 dBrown Shoe____100

Preferred------100Brunswick-Balke- !

Collender pf.100 Brunswick Term

A Ry Sec____100 73dBuckeye Pipe L-60 d 95Burns Bros____100 ------

Preferred____100 105Bush Terminal. 100

Preferred____100Butterick C o___100Cal Pack C orp -.(t) d

Preferred____100California—

Petrl’m Corp. 100Preferred____100

Calif Wine Assn. 100Preferred------ 100

Calumet A ChicCan A D ock. 100 ------

Cambria Iron__ 50 d 40Cambria Steel__ 50 d 125Canada Cement 100

Preferred____100CanFdysAForg 100

Preferred------100Can SS Lines.. 100

Voting Trust------Preferred____100

CanadianCarAFlOOPreferred____100

Can Con Rub..100Preferred____100

Canad’n Explos.100Preferred____100

Can Locomotive 100Preferred____100

Canton C o------- 100Carbon Steel___100

1st p re f_____1002d prof...........100

Carriage Fact-.lOOPreferred____100

Case(J I) Thresh Mach p re f ... 100

Casein Co of Am 100 Case Lockwood A

Bralnard C o. 100 Celluloid C o ...100 Central Aguirre

Sugar Cos— 100 Central C A C ..100

Preferred------100Cent Foundry.. 100

Preferred____100Cent Leather_100

Preferred____100Certain-teedProd(f)

2d pref______ 100Champion Coated

Paper_______ 100Preferred____100

Chandler MotorlOO Chesebrough

Manufact’ng. 100 43 Chevrolet MotorlOO 80 Chicago Audlto49 A rlum Assn— 10093 Chic June Rys A 90 UnSt YdstpdlOO

112 Preferred------ 10023* Chic Pneu T ool. 100

25 Chic Ry Equip. 1001233 Childs C o ------- 100

1 % Preferred____ 10015 Cin Tob Wareh. 10050 Cin Un Stk Yds. 10054% City Investing. 100 59 Preferred-------100

share.240 93 1034 38

105 K 60%

935 180 98

3 17

111 64%98

1 801 38

10 3586 A

100% 220 107% 83 79% 92

10192

4257522%85

105%99

470 118 200

Stocks. Par

10015%9093%95%

84%10694

10062%30

1071110688

41653685

56112

s 100

2085401718

401268

102%100

7% 98

112% 110 97 90 16 39

10615%44%50754942

135

Clev Cliffs Iron. 100 ClevASandBrew 100

Preferred____100Cleveland Stone 100 Cluett, Peabody 100

Preferred____100Collins C o......... 100Colonial Oil------100Colo Fuel A Ir.100

Preferred____100Colt’s Patent

Fire Arms M ..2 5 Comput-Tabulat A

Recording Co 100 Conley F o i l . . . - 100 Consol Car Heat 100 ConsCoal ofStL.100 Cons Ice(Pittsb). 50

Preferred_____50Cons Coal of Md 100 Consumers C o. 100

Preferred____100Cont Can______ 100

Preferred____100Continental M otor.

Preferred (new). Contlnental Oil. 100 Corn Prod Refg. 100

Preferred____100Cosdeu A Co com .5 Cramp (Wm) A |

SonsShAEBld 100 Vot trust ctfs . .

Crescent Pipe L 50Crex Carpet___100Crock-Wheeler. 100

Preferred____100Crucible Steel.. 100

Preferred------100Cuba Cane Sugar

Corp com (no par)P re f_________100

Cuban-Am Sug. 100Preferred____100

Cumberl Pipe I. 100 D H Holmes Ltd 100 Davis C A C -.-1 0 0 Davison Chemical

C orp -------------(t>dDeere A Co pref 100i D L A W C dal— 50 d De Long Hook

A Eye________100Diamond MatchlOO Dist Sec C orp .. 100

Bid.

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Dixon (J) Cruc.lOO Dodge Mfg pref 100 Dominion Bdge. 100 Dom Coal pref. 100 Dominion Glass 100

Preferred..1_100Dom I A S pref. 100 DomStCorpcomlOO duPont (E I) de

N ft Co com . 100 Debent stk-.lOO

Eagle Lock--------25Eastern Steel ..100

1st pref ------- 100Eastm Kod N J 100

Preferred____100Edm’s A Jones Cor

Preferred___100Elec Bd A Sh pf 100 Elec Stor Batt-.100 Elec Bleach Gas 100 ElginNat Watch 100 Elk II Coal Corp.50

Preferred_____ 50Ely Walker Dry

Goods_______ 1001st preferred. 100 2d preferred. 100

Emerson-Branting-h am ________ 100Preferred____100

Empire Petroleum 5 Empire St A Ir. 100

Preferred____100Eureka Pipe L.100Fajado Sugar_100Far A Ship Tob

Warehouse ..100 1st preferred-100 2d preferred. 100

Fay A Egan preflOO Federal SugRefg 100

Preferred____100Fisher Body------(t)

Preferred____100Foundation Co (t)

Preferred____100Freeport Tex Co (t) Galr (Robert)

Co pref______ 100Galena-Sig 011.100

Preferred------100Gaston Williams

A W igm ore..(t) Gen A spncom ..l00

P r e f ......... .. .1 0 0Gen Baking____100

Preferred____100Gen Chemical..100

Preferred____ 100Gen Cigar com . 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

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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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48 IN D U S T R IA L A N D M ISC ELLAN EO U S SECU R IT IES . [Vol. 106.

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____100Gt. Nor. Paper. 100 GreatSouth Lumber GreatWest Sug.100

Preferred____100Guantanamo 8ug50 Gulf States Steel 100

1st pref trctf.100 2d pref trctf.100

Hale A Kllburn. 100Preferred____100

HaliSwitchASlglOO. Preferred____100Harblson-Walker

Refractories . ionPreferred____100

Hartman Corp.100 Hart. Schaffner

& M arx_____100Preferred___ 100

HaskABarkCar.(t)Havana T ob__ 100

Preferred____100Hawaiian Com

A Sugar______25Helme (GW) Co 100

Preferred____100Hendee M fg .. . 100

Preferred____100Hercules Powder 100

Preferred____100Herr-H-M arSaf e 100 Heywood Bros A

Wakefield Co 100Preferred____100

Hock Val Prod. 100 Holly Sug Co. . . ( t )

Preferred___ 100Holyoke Wat Po. 100 Hooven Owens A

Rentschler pf 100 Houston Oil ctfs 100

Preferred ctfs 100Dlv obllg FA A

Hutch Sug’ Pltn.25 Hydraulic Pr Br 100

Preferred____100Illinois Brick__ 100Illinois Pipe L ..100 Imperial Tob of

Canada com__ 5Indepen Brew’g.50

Preferred.........00Indiana Pipe L ..50 Indian Ref com 100

P referred__ 100Ingersoll-Rand 100

Preferred____100Inland Steel ...1 0 0 Intercont Rub. 100 Int Agr Cor com 100

Preferred____100Intern Banking. 100 Inter Button Hole

Sew Machine. 10 Int Educational

Publish’* com .00Preferred_____ 00

Int Harv of N J 100Preferred____100

Int Harv Corp.100Preferred____100

Inter Merc Marine

Bid.

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'22 b;!270 "|280' 106 51 92 98

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Preferred . . ..100Inter Paper. . .. 100 29

Preferred. . 100 75Pref stamped__ 61

Internat Petrol..£l\dx 12%Inter Salt____ ..100 55Inter Silver.. .100 45

Preferred . . . . 100| 78Int Text Book 100 Iron Steambt Co. 10 d JR Montgomery 100Jewel T ea_____100

Preferred. . . . 100 Johnson Tin Foil

& Metal_____100Johns-Pratt C o. 100 K C Stk Yds of Me

Com m on____100Preferred____100

Kayser (Jul) ACo 100 1st preferred- 100

Keliy-SprlngfleldTire com _____25Preferred____100

Kelsey Wh’l Inc 100P referred__ 100

Kentucky Wag. 100 Keyst Watchc’e 100 Kirby Lumber. 100

Preferred____100Kolb Bakery p f. . 10 Kresge (S 8) Co—

New stock___100Preferred____100

Kress (SH)A ColOOPreferred____100

La Belle Ir Wks.100Preferred____100

Lackawanna St. 100 Lake 8up Corp.100 Lake Torp B oa t.10 Lake of tne Woods

Milling........... 100Preferred____100

9%2

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1003108577

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208

20

1241024265

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1601081785

2501161013596

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Landers, Frary& Clark______ 25

Const MonotypelOO Laurentlde C o . 100 Lee Rub A Tire (t) Lehigh Coal A

Navigation___50Lehigh Val Coal

Safes__________50Leh & Wilkes-

Barre Coal____ 50Liberty M ills.. 100 Library Bureau. 100

Preferred____ 100Ltg&Myers Tob 100

Preferred____ 100Lima Locom___ 100

Preferred____ 100Lindsay Light___ 10

Preferred..........1010

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d 49 60

153 d 14d 62%d 74d 130

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Lit Brothers__Loose-WilesBla. 100

1st pref......... 1002d pref...........100

Lord A Taylor. 1001st pref.........1002d prof______100

Lnrillard (P )__ 100Preferred___ 100

LoulsvTobWhselOO Preferred.. .100

MacAndrews AForbes...........100Preferred____100

Mackay C o s ... 100Preferred___ 100

Manhat Beach Co Manhattan Elec

Supply........... 1001st preferred. 100

Manhat Shirt.. 100Preferred____100

Marlin Arms cora(t) Mathl’s’n Alkali..50 viaxwell M o t .. 100

1st p re f.........1002d pref______ 100

May (The) Dept StoresCo com 100Preferred.......100

McCrory Stores ,Common____100!Preferred____100

Merg Linotype. 100Merritt Oil_____10 dMexican Petrol. 100,

Preferred____100,Midvale 8teel A |

Ordnance_____50 dMidwest Refg__ 50 d 109Mitchell Motors (t) d ___Moline Plow 1st |

pref.............. ..100 89Montgomery Ward!

A Co, pref__ 100, 107Morse Twist Drill I

A Machinery. .50 d 198 Mt Olivet Cemetery

(Nashvlllel 100 Nashville Wareh j

A E levator.. 100Nat Acme C o__ 50 dNat Aniline &

Chemical com 100Preferred____100

Nat Biscuit___ 100Preferred____100

Nat Candy____1001st pref.........100]2d pref...........100

172103%407026%10%25)).;17%

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9712%14

10588

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2d prer...........100N at .CloakASuIt 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%

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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

Porto-Rlcan Am......... Tobacco_______100.........Prairie OllAGas 10075 Prairie Pipe L . _ 100

.........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

10510

4068 58 24 97 83 91

t 130

100

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100115

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110

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1009083

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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

Preferred____100TorrlngtonCo.. 25

Preferred_____25Transue A Williams

Steel F o rg__ (f)Trenton P o tt .. 100

Preferred . . 100Triangle Film____5Underw Typew. 100

Preferred____100Hu Bag A PpCo 100 Un BAP Corp.100 Union Carbide

A Carbon.no par Union Ferry (NY

A Brooklyn). 100Union Oil______100Union Tank L . . 100 Un Stock Yds

So Omaha. 100 United Alloy Steel t Untd Clg Stores

of Am com__ 100Preferred___ 100

United Drug__ 1001st pref...........50jc(2d pref______100

U nlted Dye wood 100 ]Preferred____100

United Fruit... .100 Untd FaperBo’d 100

Preferred____100UntdShMachCor 25

Preferred_____25(J 8 Bob A Shut 100

Preferred____100USCastlPAFdy 100

Preferred____100U 8 Envelope.. 100

Preferred____100U 8 Express____100U 8 Finishing.. 100

Preferred____100US Glass______ 100U S Ind Alcohol 100

Preferred____100U S Play Card . 100 U S Print A Lltho

common_____ 1001st pref........... 1002nd pref_____ 100

US Realty A Im 100U 8 Rubber____100

1st preferred. 100 USSmRefAMln 50

Preferred_____ 50U S 8teel Corp.100

Preferred____100Vacuum Oil___ 100Vandalla C oal.. 100

Preferred____100Va Caro Chem 100

Preferred.. 100Va Iron, C A C . 100 Vulcan D etin .. 100

Preferred____ 100Waltham Watch 100

Preferred____100Warwick IA St. .10 Washburn Wire 100

Preferred____ 100Washington O il.. 10Wash Market__ 50Way land Oil A G .5 WeflsFargoACo 100 Welsb’cbCocomlOO WestingAlrBr’ke 60 West’hse E lA M f. 50

1st p re f..........50Westmor’d C oal.50 W Va PulpAPaplOO Weym Brut C o. 100

Preferred____100Wheeling Mould

A Fdy new com . New preferred..

Wheeling St A 1.100White M otor____50Willys-Overland. 25

New pref____100WilsonACo vtc. 100

Preferred____100Winchester

Repeat Arms. 100 Woman’s Hotel 100 Woodward Iron.100 Woolw’th(FW ). 100

Preferred____ 100World Film______ 6Worthington Pump

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%

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725 80040 6035 55

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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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49

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

CALIFORNIA

434sUnlv bldgJan5’ 21-65JAJ 4s Harb Imp 1985 op’60. JAJ 4s Illghw July 3 ’ IS- 61-JAJ Alameda— 4s '18 to 41 JAD

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.

6 4.75

6 5%

4.704.704.70

4.50%

4.90%

4.60%4.60%4.60%

Bonds Bid.

98959594

4.704.904.904.904.904.904.90 96344.804.804.80 90 9334

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 &

334sSchAllef Apr’ 32AAO 6 EHartford— 4s’24op’04AAO

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

534 Meriden 4s 1918............JAJ5 J4 Meriden (Town)—

3 34s 1918 to 1 9 2 4 ...MAN 534 Middletown— 4s 1922 ...JAJ534 334a 1921____________ JAJ534 New Britain4sJulyl’ 27FAA534 334a Sewer 1924_____JAJ

New Britain (Town)—334s Sch 1929 op ’0 9 .FAA

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

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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

Philippine Railway— 1stg4s'37slop gu.

Unlted States of Mexico—

44.804.804.80

4s Jan 1

Wladikawkas02 opt 43 Jai

FOREIGN CITIES, &c.

Sao Paulo (City), Brazil—

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Net.

103 10694 9734

b 5.50 5.25%95 9734 ___94 96

b 5.25 ,5.10%b 5% 4.90% __b 5% 4.90% . . .

963488% S g

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80 9060 68 - - -

8070

93 34 9534 —87 87348134 8734 ___9034 95 - - -75 85 —

* $125 $1359634 9634 . . .

. 88 98; 88 98 . . .

88 98 . . .88 98 . . .

r 90i

93 —

[« $110 $115ic 9234 9334 —lic 9234 9234 . . .c 7434 74 34 . . .

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95 —

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3 70 70J4

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.

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5 0 STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS. [ V o l . 106

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-

4348 1922...................... J&J4343 Jan 1 1940.........J&J4343 Sewer 1919-’40._J&J

■ 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

Brunswick—5s Jan ’21 ..J&J

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634 634 634 634 6 ' ‘ 6634

Bonds. Bid.Macon— 5s July 1923...Q -J 6 4.60

4343 Oct 1926.............Q-J b 4.60434s W W 1918-’36__ J&J b 4.604s Pav & Sew’20to’39.J&J b 4.60

Rome 4343 1926_______ J&J 6 4.904s M unicbldg ’25-’39 A&O 6 4.90

Savannah— 434s ref ’43 .J&J 6 4.60 434s Drainage 1944..F&A 6 4343refunding 1959..F&A b

>34>34

IDAHO

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ILLINOIS

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4.50%4.50%4.50%4.50%4.70%4.70%4.50%

4.60 4.50%4.60 -----

East St Louis—4343 ref Sept 1 ’ 2 8 ..Sep ollne 434s 1918-’32 ...J ,iorla 434s ’ 18-’ 24__ Jun

Rock Island 5s 1918-1923.

INDIANA (see foot-note 0) BooneCo4sCH’ 18-’20

Cass County—

oHondrlcks Co—

03343 July Jeffersonvllle-

60 4.50

Chatham Co— 5s 1919..J&J Clarke Co 5s 1923-’4 1 ..J&J Columbus 6s 1918-’ 22._J&J

5s W W 1913-1944...J& J 4343 Refunding 1939.J&J

98 100 ’5 "

b 5% 4.90%b 4.80 4.60%b 4.80 4.60%b 4.80 4.60% . . .

Michigan City—o434s School 1920-24.J&J

oRIchmond— 4s 1927.. " ‘

oSouth Bend— 4s 1925..J&J o334s Nov 1 1 9 1 8 ...M&N

South Bend School Dls 'o4s Apr 17 ’ 18-’ 27___

Terre Ilaute—ols Oct l ’ 27 opt ’ 17.A&Oo4s Sewer 1930______ F&A

oTerre II SchC4s’ 18 '31M&S oVlgoCo434Decl6’ 18-27J&D

o4s Bridge 1923______ J&JINDIAN TERRITORY (See

IOWABoone 4J4s 1918-’31__ M&NBurlington 4343 ’ 18-’33M&NCedar Rap 434s 1918__ J&J

4s 1918 to 1919_____J&DCedar Rapids School Dist—

434s June 1 1921____J&DCouncil Bluffs— ____

4343 Wat-wks ’ 18-’30M&N 434s Fire Eng H ’se ’ 20 J&J

Council Bluffs School Dlst—4s ref July 2 ’ 20 op ’ 15 J&J

Davenport 4s 1918-29 M&N DavenportSD434s 1921 J&D

434s Sch Bldg 1925...J& JDes Moines 6s H8-’ 21____

5s Municlp 1918-1957 J&J4343 1918-1931........ M&N4s City Hall 1918-26..J&J

Des M Ind S D 4348’32.J&J Dubuque Co 434s ’21-’ 31J&J Fremont Co 5s ’ 18-’35..J&J Greene Co 5s 1920-25..A&O Jackson Co 6s 1918-30.A&O Marshalltown Ind S D —

4J4s July 1922.......... .J&JO’Brien Co 5s 1920-25.F&A6 4.90

11_____ I 5

J b 4.7 4347J ______ 4%J ........... 4%J .......... 4%

5J ...........J ______\ ........... 5J ______ 5

J ........... 4.60J ........... 4.60J ........... 4.60J ........... 4.60J ______ 4.60J ______ 4.60J ______ 4.603 ........... 4.70J ______ 4.70J ........... 4.70J ........... 4.70) ______ 4.605 ______ 4.60) ........... 4.60

4.60) ........... 4.60) ______ 4.60) ........... 4.60>........... 4.60........... 4.80

1______ 4.706 5% 4.70% . . .

4.70t ........... 4.70

0 ____ 4.600 ____ 4.60

1 0 ____ 4.600 ____ 4.60

1 0 ____ 4.600 ____ 4.600 ____ 4.600 ____ 4.60

4.600 _____ 4.600 _____ 4.60 :____ 4.60. . 4.600____ 4.600____ 4.60,0_____ 4.600_____ 4.600_____ 4.600_____ ......... 4.600_____ 4.600_____ 4.600_____ 4-60l0_____ 4.60 r0_____ 4.600____ 4.60_0_____ 4.60 C

4.600 ____ 4.60 I0 ____ ......... 4.604.600_____ 4.600_____ 4.60 50_____ 4.60 50_____ 4.60, 50------- 4.60 40_____ ......... 4.60 4

0_____ ......... 4.60L0_____ 4.600_____ 4.60 C0_____ 4.600_____ 4.60 r

__ ......... 1.60Oklah oma)

b 5% 4.85%1.65%!4.70%;

Lb 4.85 . . . Lb 4.806 4.80 4.70% . . . bb 4.80 4.70% . . .b 5% 4.80%b 6% 4.80% . . .b 5% 4.80%b 4.80 b 4.80 b 4.80 6 4.85 6 4.85 b 4.85

4.70%4.70%4.70%4.65%4.65%4.65%

m 0 m p m p

b 4.85 1.65%b 4.85 1.65% . . . Rb 4.85 - .70%b 4.90 - .75%b 4.90 - .75%b 4.90 4 .75% . . . SIb 4.90 4 b 4 .904

.80% • 75%

. . .

BONDSPolk Co 434s ’22-’ 32 A&O 15

4s Court H’se ’ 18-’ 24 A&O Sioux City—

4s Jan 1919 opt 1914.J&J W aterloo -

4343 W W Jan 15 '30. J&J Woodbury Co 5s ’25-’32 J&J

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b 4.80

5%4.80

KANSASAtchison Co—

4s Refund ’29 op ’ 14..J&J Emporia—

4Ms Dec ’29 op ’ 19 ..F&A EmporiaSD434s’32op’22J&.1 Ft Scott 434s ’35 op r10 M&S Hutchlnson-*-5s 1931..A&O

434s Pub Bldg’61op’31J&J Kansas City—

5s Feb 1 1919-1925..F & A 4343 Wat&ElL ’ 18-22A&0 434s Sch Bldg 1929..J&J 4343 Wat Plant Pur’39J&J 434s Itefg Feb 1 '2 9 ..F&A

Leavenw— 434s ’ 18-’ 21_J&J Morris Co 4Ms ’ 18-’23..J&J Sedgwick County—

5s Fund 1925 op 1915 J&J 434sB’ge Oct’ 27op’ 17 J&J

Shawnee Co— 4s 1924.M&N Topeka—

5s Top Wat Sept ’2 6 ..J&J 434s Elec Light 1929. J&J 4s Water April 1 ’24. A&O3%s Refund 1919____ J&Jjpeka S D 4s Jan 1925 J

Wichita—5s 1929 opt 1919_____ J&J434s 1923....................A&O

Hchlta School District—434s July 1 1923_____ J&J

Wyandotte County—434s Bridge ’ 32 to ’41 F&A

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4.60%4.60%4.60%4.85%4.60%

KENTUCKYTax-exempt: an amendmen

4343 W W 1919-1951..4s Redemption 1922.F&A4s Water 1927______J&J4s Fundg 1952 op ’42 F&A

ayette County—434s g Fund ’ 19 to ’ 24 J&J

5s Rd & Bldg ’ 22-’46.M&S exlngton 5s RR aid ’ 18J&D' 4s Feb 1945........... ..F & A

434s Hospital 1951..M&S 434s School impt ’54 .A&O4s Mun Imp 1923____J&J4s do Dec 1 ’ 28..Q -M4s Park 1930.............J & J4s Ref’g July 1 1937..J&J4s Sewer 1947______F&A4s Loulsv W Co 1946.J&J 4s Loulsv Wat Co ’50 F&A 334s g Ref’g 1940...M &N 334s Refunding 1943.J&J 3s Sewer & Park 1941. J&J

IcCracken County—5s Ref 1933 op 1913.M&S 5s Ref 1933 op 1923.M&S

wensboro— 4s’31 op ’ HJ&J 4s Street 1930 o p ’ 15..J&J

aducah 434s ’ 18 op ’98 J&D 4s Oct 1 1920............. A&O

LOUISIANA

5s Ref 1949 op 1939.M&S iossler District Levee—

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

few Orleans—7s g G S & D S July’22J-Q5s Premium_________ J&J6s Premium (dr num)_J&J 4s Floating debt ’48.A& 0 4s Constitutional ’42.J&J 4s Public Impt 1950 opt

1942 (old iss)______ I&J4s Pub Imp ’42 op ’ 28 J&J

rleans Dlst—5s July 1959 opt 1929.J&J

laquemlne Parish E Bank— 5s Oct 1952 opt 1942. A&O

ontchartraln District—D 0s 1944............ M&N

ed River A & B B Dlst—5s 1950 Series B_____A&O5s Mch 1953 op ’4 3 . .M&S 5s 1905 Ser D ..............F&A

t to th Nov. 19 cipal c ued ah

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4.85%

6 Basis. / Flat price, n Nominal. 0 Tax-exempt; under a law approved Mar. 9 1903 and which went Into effect Apr. 23 1903, bonds Issued after that date by State or municipal corporations are tax-exempt, ana these sell on a better basis. * Sale price.

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Cascade Co— 4s’ 2l op’ llJ&J Custer Co— Gs’25 op '15 J&J DeerLodgeCo5s’ 19op’09J&JGreat Balls 5s 1918___ J&J

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

NEW HAMPSHIRE 3Ms Hospital 1918-’25._J&J Berlin— 4s Ref 1918-35 M&NConcord— 4s 1923_____J&J

3Mb 1924 to 1929____J&JDover 3Mb ’ 28-’ 31____J&DLaconia— 4s 1924_____A&OManchester—

3Ms Fund Apr 1 ’ 19.AAONashua— 3s 1923______ A&OPembroke 4s ’ 24-’34 ...F & A Portsmouth 4s g Sch ’ 23J&D

4s Ref Water 1932____J&JRochester— 4s 1922_____l&DSomersw’th— 4s 1918.. A&O

NEW JERSEY Asbury Park— 5s 1924.J&D

4Ms School Jan 1043. J&J Atlantic City— 5s 1925. J&D

4>Mh g Water 1926...J& J4Ms Paving 1938____J&J4Mb Water 1944.........J&J4Mb Jan 1 1945______ J&J4s Water 1930...........J&J

Atlantic Highlands—4s g Sewer July 1 1928 J&J

Bayonne— 5s Fund 1928 J&J4M» Funding 1931___ J&D4Ms Jan 1 1933______ J&J4s Floating Debt 1928 J&J

Belleville— 5s Fund .1924-1934-1944...M&Nl

4.904.904.904.904.904.904.904.904.904.904.90555

97M4.504.504.504.504.504.504.504.504.504.504.50

4.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.80

Bonds.

4.50

4.854.854.854.854.854.85

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

Englewood— 4s Sep ’35 M&S Essex Co4M b Road ’ 53. F&A

4Ms L’d Purch ’ 19-’46 J&J4s 1 9 2 6 .................... F&A4s g Park 1938...........F&A4s Hospital 1946____F&A3.65s Park ’ 19 to ’ 35. F&A

Falrvlew— 5s 1944........... ......Gloucester Co4Ms’ 18-’26 var Guttenberg— 5s Ref Apr 16„ 1918 .......... A&OHackensack— 4 Mb 1942F&AHarrison— 4s 1930_____J&JHoboken— 4s 1919____F&A

4Mh 1940______ J&J3Ms 1931.............. ...M & N5s School 1919-1954..J&J

Hudson Co— 4Ms 1948. A&O4Ms Road 1923______J&J4Ms May 1 1950____M&N4s g Park 1959 & ’54 .M&N

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Irvington 5s School ’63.J&D Jersey City—

5s gold assess 1924..M &N 5s Water June 1 ’ 21. J&D 4Ms Refunding 1928.J&J4Mb School 1945.........J&J4Ma Water 1961____A&O4Ms Sch Mch 1961..MAS 4Ms Park Mch 1961.M&S4s Water 1932........... A&O4s 1935.................. ....J& D4s Refunding 1949...F&A 3M Refunding 1920.J&D

Kearny 4Ms 1936_____F&A4Ms April 1962_____A&O

Lodi— 5s 1919-1947____J&JLong Branch 5s 1943..M&N

4s June 1 1935______ J&DMercer Co— 4Ms 1933..J&J

4s Road 1933..............J&D3Ms April 1941_____A&O

Middlesex Co 4Ms’24-’34J&J4Ms Imp 1919-’32__ A&O3Ms Bridge ’22 to ’ 31. J&J

Montclair 4Mb Sch ’41.A&O 4M« H Sch Bldg ’44. J&D3Ms School 1932_____J&J

Morris Co— 4a ’35 op ’05 J&J 4Ms 1942 opt 1922...J&J

Morristown 4Ms ’ 18-42.J&DNewark— 4Ms 1944____F&A

4Ms Dock 1959_____F&A4M b June 1 1960

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4Ms Sch Dec 1 ’45 ....J&D 4s Refunding 1 9 2 3 ...M&S 4s Sch House 1959 op 1949 4s PasValSew’61op’51J&D3Ms 1929....................J&D3Mb Track Elev ’54 .F&A Vailsburg 4Ms 1934..J& J

New Brunswick 4s ’ 22 .M&N 4Ms Aug 1 1919-57..F&A

North Bergen 5s 1941..J&D No Plainfield 5s 1918-1954Nutley 5s 1 9 3 3 ............J&DOcean City— 5s 1 9 4 4 ...F&A Orange— 5s 1923 to ’32. J&J

5s Water 1938______F&A4Ms Sewer ’ 18 to ’ 21.A&O4Ms School 1943____J&D4s Sch House 1934...J& D

Passaic 4Ms 1918-’40._M&S4Mb School 1942.........J&J4 Mb Ref 1944______M&N3Ms 1918 to 1920__ F&A

Passaic Co— 4s ’20-’24..J&J Paterson— 5s 1918-’ 22_A&0

4Ms 1933 to 1944...M & N4Ms Feb 1 1945____F&A4s N C Hall ’23 to ’32.J&J

Perth Amboy 4Ms Apr 1944.4 Ms School 1938_____4Ms Funding’ 18-’27.A&0

Plainfield— 4s ’ 18 to ’34. J&D4s School 1959_____M&N

Rahway— 4s AdJ’22 op M&N Ramsey 5s Water l92t-’40 Ridgefield 5s July’ 18-’ 31JAJ Ridgewood 5s 1918-’ 26.F&A Riverside 5s 1925-’32. A&O Sea Isle City 5s 1 9 4 3 ...F&A So Orange— 4s ’ 18 to-’ 44.J&J Summit 4Ms Sch 1941.F&A

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

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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 .

5 iGeneva— 4s Water ’ 20. A&O _ 5.10 Gleug Falls— 4Ms ref sewer

Aug 31 1918-1928___ F&A .ITaverstraw4.123’ 18-’37M&S . IIempstead-(f-4sg 1923.J&J _ Herkimer— 4Mb’ 18-’27M&N . Hornellsvlllo— 3Ms ’21 .F&A _

1.85 Hudson— 4s W at’ 18-’ 22 July .4.85 4Ms High Sch ’25 ’32 A&O .4.85 Irvington 4.10a ’20-’ 30.A & 0 .4.85 Ithaca 4.30s '27 op var..J&J .4.80 4Ms Ref Water 1042..J&J .4.85 Jamest’n 4s Mch 20 ’43. A&O .4.85 dKings Co 4s May 1 ’ 18-’44 .4.85 Kingston 3 M sg ’ 18-’30. A&O ..4.85 4Ms 1918-1925........... A&O ..1.90 Long Island City— d4.90 4Ms 1918 to 1923___M&S ..4.90 4s Water Sep 1 1920.M&N ..4.90 3M« Wat May 1 ’20 .M&N4.90 Madison Co 4Ms’ 19-’ 29 Fcbl 4.95 Middleport 4.35s’ 18-’42 J&D

4.35s sewer ’ 18-’39__ J&DMiddletown— 3Mb’31..F&A Mt Vernon 4Mb ’31-’43.A&0

4M.8 Sch 1902-'73__ M&N4s Sewerage ’50-’55..M AN 5s Jan 2 1919-1928..J&J25s Jan 2 1938_______ J&J2

Nassau Co— 4Mb ’ 20-’29 J&J4Ms Ref 1922-28__ M&S4Ms 1938-1043______J&D3Ms Court IIouso '30 M&S

Newburgh 4M« ’ 19-’ 34.F&A NowRocnelle4MB’ 18-22M&N

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

Oneida Co— 3>£s ’ 19-’28F&A Onondaga Co 3s ’ 18-’ 29.J&J

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Orange Co 3Us ’ 19-24. Feb 1 Ossining— 4Us ’ 18-’42.M&S Oswego 4Us ’20-’ 29—M&N

3U 3 1918-22_______A ifeOPenn Yan 4.35s ’ 18 to’31 Oct Po’keepsle 4 Us 1922— F&A

3U 3 1918 to 1930— M&S Putnam Co 4Us ’ 18-’29 F&A Queens Co—

4s 1927.............. ..........J&DRichmond Co—d4s g '21 J&J Rochester— 4 Us Fdg Apr '44

4^ 8 Jan 15 1933.........J&J4Us Municipal 1945.M&S 4Us Sch 1919-1945...J& J4Ma 1919-1930......... .J&J4S 1922 to 1927______ J&J4s Imp Sch &c ’ 19-’ 47. J&J4s Jan 1946_________ J&J4s W W Imp 1947____J&J3 U s IraP July 1 1924.J&J 3Us Ref 1933 op '1 3 .J&J 3Us Bridge Sept 1 ’ 21 J&J

Rockland Co—4s' 18-34 M&S 3Us Fund '18 to ’ 24..J&D

Romo 4U 3 Sept 15 ’ 3 1 ..J&J Rye— 5s Mar 10 ’ 18-38.M&S Saranac Lako4Hs’ 18-20M&S

4.45s Flrellouse’ 18 ’39J&J Saratoga Springs—

4Us Park 1918-40..-A&O Scarsdale 4U 3 ’ 20-’45—J&D Schenectady 5s ’ 18-'33.J&J

4Us 1918-1931_____A&O4Us Pub Mkt ’ 18 ’ 30 A&O4Us 1918-1934______ J&J

SchenectdyCo4Us’42 '58J&J Solvay 4 Us 1918-40...F&A Suffolk Co 4U 3 ’24-’ 32__J&J Syracuse— 4s Wat 1920.J&J

4U 3 1918-35 Var------— —4s Refunding 1929— J&D3 Us Water 1928.........J&J3s Water July 1 1920.J&J

Tonawanda 4Us ’ 19-’42.J&J Troy— 4Us 1918-1925..J&D

4 Us School 1918-31.-F&A 4s Water 1918-1925..J&D 4s Sept 1 1 9 2 6 - - - - - - - - - - -3Us Water 1918-30.-J&J

Utica— 4 Us 1918-35.. M&N4s 1919............... . . . - - J a n3Us Nov 1 1918 to ’ 35 Nov

Warsaw Union Fr S D No 104Us 1920-1942----------Oct

Watertown 4Us 19 42 ...J&J 4s May 1 1 9 3 8 --.--M & N 3Us Sewer ’ 18 to 27 M&N

Wost Seneca 5s ’ 18-’ 38.A&0 Westch’rCo 3Us’27&’28J&D

, 4 Us Co Bldg 1927-44 A&O4s Co Bldg 1920-59.-M&S4S 1930 to 1935............F&A4Us San Sow ’ 33-’82.J&J

Whlto Plalns-4s '18-’ 28 F&A3Us Water 1931------A&O4Us Fund ’21 & ’ 2 2 ..J&D 53 Refunding 1922.-A&O

Wolc.ott4UsJly 15’ 18-’42J&J Yonkers—4s ’ 18 to ’25 .M&S

43 Water ’ 18 to ’2 2 ..A&O 4Us Mar 1 ’ 27-’56—A&O 3Us May ’ 18 to '2 4 .-F&A 5s April 1 1923-27— - - Cs 1919........................A&O

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5s School 1943..............J&J4s April 1922........... .A&O

Buncombe Co 5s ’ 18-’ 40 J&D 4U s Funding 1939..M&S

Charlotte-53 St & Sew ’29 J&J 4Us Water Mar 1935.J&J 4Us Water Oct 1 '41-A&O 4Us School Oct 1 ’41 J&J4 Us July l 1942-------- J&J

Durham-4 UsSew&Lt’41 J&J 4Us Fund 1921 to 1940.. .5s Water 1920 to 1945 J&J5s Fd & Sewer ’ 18-’ 39F&A---------

Granville Co—4 Us ’39 M&N Greensboro— 5s W W ’30J&J

5s Aug 1 1942..............F&A4s Watcr-Wks 1954..J&J

Iredell Co 5s Aug 1 ’4 2 .F&A Loo Co 5s Road 1952..M&N; Lincoln Co 5s 1943 & ’48 J&J 6 5.40

53 Bridge 1937-1951.F&A b 5.40 Mecklenburg C o -6s ’ 20 M&N

5s Fund 1918-1930—M&N4Us 1943-1947.........M&S

Raleigh 0s 1919-20-------J&J5s 1927.......................A&O5s Munlc Bldg 1939..J&J 5s Water Wks 1943—J&D 5s Impt June 1 1944. J&D

Rutherford Co 5s ’ 23-’ 52 J&J Wake Co 5s Fund 4 8 .-J&J Weldon 0s Jan 1924-1942 .Wilmington— 5s I ’d 22 J&J

5s ref & Impt 1955.-A&O 4 Us g Wat & Sew '48 A&O 4Us Wat & Sew 1952.J&J 4s g Ref July 1 1929. .J&J

Winston-Salem— 5s '24 M&S5s gen Impt 1944------- J&J5s Sept. 1918-47____M&S4Us July 1 1952.........J&J

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Alliance 4Us ’27-’32._.J& D Ashland Co *5 Us Bridge

Apr 15 ’ 18-Oct 1 ’ 23.A& 0 Butler Co 4Us ’21&’24.J&J

*4UsFl-Emerg’21-’31M&N Cambridge—4U s’ 19-’ 34 J&J

4S 1923. — ............... ..J& J*5s Sow 1953............. M&S*53 Sewer 1931-1937 M&S

Canton— *5s Sew 1953.M&S 4Us Water-Wks ’ 30 .M&S 4s ’ 21, ’ 22, ’ 20 & ’ 27 .F&A

Canton S D 4s 1918___M&S*5s Apr 8 1954____A&08*4.40s 1950_______

Cincinnati— *4UsSt ’32 J&J*4Us July 1943_____J&J*4Us Park 1953____M&N*4Us Sewer 19 55 ...A&O *4Ms Sew Sep 3 1937M&S34s Aug 1 1934..........F&A4s s f 1941 opt 1921...J& J4s Sept 15 1949.........M&S3.05s g Feb 1937____F&A3Us Ref ’ 56 opt '36.M&N 3Us 1938 opt 1918 — F&A 3Us Water U5 op ’ 25 F&A 3Us Ref 1952 opt '32.J&J 33 W ator 1939 op ’ 19 .F&A

Clue S D *4Ms 1934.A&0134s 1930 opt 1900____M&S3Us 1940 opt 1912..A&O

Cleveland 5s 1918____A&O*5s St Impt ’ 18-’ 19.M&N *4U sStlm p Feb 1 ’ 34F&A *4Us St Imp Fob 1’32F&A*4Us Mch 1949____M&S*4Us Fire dep ’ 18-’55A&0 4MsClarkAvBdg ’42. A&O4Ms Bridge 1931____A&O4Ms Park 1938.........A&O4.10s Paving 1930— .A&O 4.10s Sew Const ’ 30.A&O 4s Infirmary 1 9 2 0 ...A&O4s Water 1920........... A&O4s Sewer 1925_______ J&D4s Refunding 1927..A&O4s Park 1929............. A&O4s Pajk 1931......... ..A & O4s Sewer 1919........... M&S4s Park 1924_______ A&O4s Grade Cross’g ’ 30. A&O

Cleveland S D *4 Us’ - 18-’ 354s 1922................ A&O4s July 1 1932..............J&J

Clifton (In Cincinnati)—4Us Wator 2d ser ’22 A&O

Columbus— !UsSew’21M&S4s Dec 1 1927........... .J&D4s Sewer ’33 opt ’ 13.M&S 4s Wat-W ’45 op ’ 20 .M&S 3Us 1932 opt 1912 ...J&J

Columbus S D 4s 1920.M&S 3Us March 1 1923..M&S

CuyaliogaCo— 5s’ 18-’ 20A&0 *5s Bridge 1918-27—A&O *5s Ref 1920-1939...A&O 4s Ref 1918 to 1926.A&O4s 1918-1941 —......... A&O

♦Dayton— 5s 1923-’32_M&N *5U 3 W W Imp 1944.J&D *5s W W Imp 1945 ..F&A *4M3 W W Imp 1940.J&D *4Us Bdge 1933-1939A&0

Dayton S D 4s 1920...M &S East Liverpool— 4s ’4 0 ..J&J Elyria 4s 1918 to 1923.F&A

4s Water 1924 to '38 .J&D Findlay City, S D—

*5s 1918-1927........... .J&JFostorla— 4s 1925.........M&S

*5s W W Imp ’ 18-’40 M&S Franklin Co 4s ’ 18-’ 25.M&S

*5s Fl-Emerg ’20-’29 M&S Gallipolls 4s Aug 25 ’20 F&AHamilton 4 Us 1019__ M&NHamilton Co *4Ms '43. F&A

4s C II J’no ’36 op ’ 16 J&D Ironton *4M W W 1930 Lakewood 4 Us ’ 21-’ 39.A& 0

*4U 3 Oct 1945______ A&O♦5s Park&Imp ’ 18-’ 41A&0

♦Lawrence Co 5s 1934. M&S Lima 4s Sewer ’ 18 to ’ 25 A&O

*4Us Apr ’ 18-Oct 30. A&O 3U 3 Ref ’ 30 op ’25—A&O

Lorain 5s 1918 to ’ 32__ J&J*5s W W Ref ’ 18-’ 27_M&S

Lucas Co 4s C-II 1944. M&S Madlsonvllle (In Cincinnati)

5s 1932 op 1922..........J&.JMarietta— *4Us’ 18-’ 33 J&D

3Us 1931 op 1911 —.F&A Marlon 5s 1918 to ’ 23 ..M&S Martin’s Fy 5s ’ 20-’ 44.M&S Mercer Co— 5s ’ 19 to ’ 24F&A Mlddletown4s ’30op’20.F&A Montgomery Co.—

*5s Fl-Emerg ’ 23-’42 J&D MuskinguinCo*5sOct 1’ 18-23 Newark *4Ms ’ 18-’41..A&O Norwood— 4Us 1925..J&D

4s 1930......... - ______ A&OPortsmouth— 4s ’ 18-’ 24.J&D Portsra’thSD3Us’ 18-22 A&O Sandusky 5s 1918 to ’ 20 F&A

4s St Impt 1918_____M&SSpringfield 5s ’ 18 to ’ 21 M&S

*5s 1931-1934 4Us Big Sep 1 ’ 18-’ 21M&S4s 1921-1925..............M&S

Springf’dSD*5s’ 20 ’39.J&J2 Steubenville *5s ’ 18 '35 M&SToledo— 4Us 1919____A&O

*4U 3 Gen Imp Sept 15 '20 *4Us Sept 1 1928—M&S 4Ms Bdge^28’33&’38 F&A

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OHIO (See foot-note*)•Akron— 5s 1923---------M&S

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lhat State are subject to taxation. Bonds Issued prior to Jan. 1 1913 are exempt from taxation.

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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

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“ 4.85% 4.85%

100 100

101 91U

100U

b 4.40 4.25 %> 4.40l4.25% 4.50 4.35%

4.254.904.904.904.504.904.504.504.904.254.25 5

4.505

4.504.504.504.904.90 5

4.254.254.504.504.504.504.254.904.254.254.90 5

4.25 4.80, 4.804.25

94949494

PENNSYLVANIAAllegheny— 4s ’22 & ’ 27. J&J ~

4s Street Imp 1937..M&N b 3 U 3 1918 to 1931— A&O 6

Allegheny Co 4 Us ’43.M&N b 4.50,4.25%4s Road 1938...........F&A 6 4.40 4.25%4s Road 1939............A & O 6 4.40 4 .25%4s Bridge 1942______ F&A b 4.40 4.25%3Us 1932 opt 1922 — M&N b 4.50 4.35%

Altoona—4s ’34 opt ’ 14.J&J 4s Ref 1930 opt 1916—J&J 4s Highway ’ 37 op ’32 J&J

Altoona S D 4s ’ 18 to ’35A&0 Braddock 4Us ’ 18-’44.M&N b

4s 1918 to 1935.........M&N 6Chester— 3Us 1929------J&J 6

4s ’37 op T7 tax-exm.J&J4Us 1930-35-40..........J&J b

Chester S D 4U s’ 32-’ 37-’42. bEaston— 3Us 1928____A&O bEaston S D 4s’24 op '14 F&A Erie— 4s Street ’21 op’ l l J&J

4Us Ref 1934 op ’24—J&J bErie S D 4s ’ 18-’38.........F&A b

4Us 1918-1937______A&O 64Us Jan 1 1936-1946.........b

Fayette Co 4s Road ’26 A&O b4s Road 1930_______ A&O 6

Harrisburg— 4s 1920— J&J b 4s Aug 31 192G-'32- .M&S b 4s Pub Imp ’ 18 to ’ 36 M&S b

Johnstown— 5s ’ 21 op.M&N b4Us Sept 1 1923____M &Sb4Us 1920, 1925 & 1930. . . b

96 90 96 96

4.50 4.40%4.50 4.40%4.75 4.50%94 1 964.50 4.40%4.50 4.35%4.75 4.50%97 j 9898 ! 994.50 4 35%4.50 4.35%4.50 4.35%4.50 4 .35Vo4.50 4.35%4.50 4.35%4.50 4.35%4.50 4.35%

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%

4.50 4 .3 5 %4.50 4 .3 5 %4.50 4 .3 5 %4.50 4 .3 5 %4.50 4 .3 5 %4.50 4 .3 5 %4.50 4 .3 5 % 4 .75 ,4 .50%4.50 4 .3 5 %4.50 4 .3 5 %

4.504.50

4 .3 5 %4 .3 5 %

96 U 9790 U 9790U 9796U 9796U 9796 U 9796 U 9796 U 9790U 9791 9291 9290 914.50 4 .3 5 %4.50 4 .3 5 %4.50 4 .3 5 %4.50 4 .3 5 %4.50 4 .3 5 % 4.50 ,4 .35%

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Bonds Bid. Ask. Net.Schuylkill Co 3a ’ 21 opt. J&J b Scranton 4 Ms ’ 18-’41._F&A b

48 1918-1937...............MAS b48 1920-25-30-35____ A&O16

Scranton S D 4s 1918-’ 23­’28-’33.'........... AAO 63Ms 1918-1932............F&A|6

Unlontown 4s’28 tax-exM&N Wash’n Co 4Ms ’21-’34.MAS'6

4a 1924-1933_______ MAN 6Wllkes-Barre3M 19 -’29. FA A 1 b

4s 1919 to 1935______ J&J 64Ms Imp Ser I ’ 22 ’ 38AAO b4Ms 1931-1940...........J& J64^8 Imp 1940-1945._J&J;&

4.254.504.504.504.504.75 904.504.504.754.754.754.754.75

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,

1930, 1935, 1940____MANLincoln— 4s 1928______ AAONewport— 4Ms ’ 18-’39.M&S

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 1928....................AAO4s Sewer 1929______ AAO4s July ’37 (tax-exm).JAJ 4s Refg ’38 (tax-exm) .J&J

Cheraw 5s ’52 op ’ 3 2 ..July 1Columbia— 6a 1921.........JAJ

5s Ref Mch 1 1941..MAS4Ms Water 1945.........J&J

Greenville— 5s 1940____J&J53 Street 1942_______ JAJ

GreenvllleCo 4Ms’40-’55JAJRichland Co 5s 1933____JAJRock Hill 5a 1951 op ’31. JAJ Spartanburg— 4Ms ’35.AAO

SOUTH DAKOTAAberdeen— 5s ’ 18-’ 21..A A O

43^9 Sewer Jan 1932.. J&J81oux Falla 5s 1931____JADSioux Falls S D 5s 1935. AAO

4.354.75

4.104 .35-/o 4 .35% 4.35%4.35%4.50%

974.35%4.35%4.50%4.50%4.50%4.50%4.50%4.35%4.15%4.50%

8891

96M 93 M87 M 87V9 85 M88 83 m9390

TENNESSEE 4Ms July 1 1918-67____JAJ

100b 4.40

101 10098989895

10210498

5.10%98

10095

6 4.80

4.254.25

4.60

4.604.004.604.00

BondsNashville (Concluded)—

4Ms Trunk Sew 1940. JAJ 4Ms High Sch 1940..J&J 43 (Tenn C RR) ’24 .MAN4a Sewer 1927.......... .JAJ43 Water 1928______ JAJ

Putnam Co 4Ma 1941. July 1 RobertsonCo49’41op’31 .JAJ ShelbvCo— 4 Ms Sell'41 .JAJ

4s Court House 1955.J&J

1044.30%

102101100100100100103105 99

5%10597

4.654.654.65 4.054.65

4.804.80

4.70%4Ms Ref 1918-1955.........JAJ b 4.80 4 .70%

b 4 .804.70% b 4.80,4.70%

IMs V Is Ref

1938-1955 ............... JAJ4s 1932-1953......... ..........JAJBlount Co 5a 1921, 1926,

1931, 1930, 1941, ’51.JAJ Chattanooga 5s 1920. AAO 15

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

b 4.80

5%5%5%5%5%5%

5%5%

b 5%

*. IV Vo4.70%

4.80%4.80%4.80%4.80%4.80%4.80%

4.90%4.85%

4.804.804.904.90

Bid

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

65

6 5%

To Aik Net Bonds Bid.

9797X ?

54.904.904.904.904.904.905555

4.805

4MsGrad Ac ’48op’ 28.J&J 4MsGrad&c’49op’29.AAO

Galveston County—6s Bd Apr 10 ’51op’31AAO

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

Apr 10 ’52 opt ’ 22 ..Apr 10Waco 5s Impt 1920__ MAS

5s Nov 1 1934______ MAN5s Sewer 1937_______ J&J5s Water-Wks 1942___J&J4s Jan 1 1 9 3 1 ..................

4 .90%

4.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.80 4.90 5

UNITED STATES— SeS. Possessions— See Fore

UTAH5s Capitol Bldg 1 9 3 4 ...JAJ 4Ms Capitol Bldg 1935.AAO4s Capitol Bldg 1934__ JAJ4s Capitol Bldg 1924__ JAJ3Ms Refunding 1918__ JAJ3Ms Refunding 1920...JA J Box ElderCo4MsSch’32FAAOgden— 4Ms 1929...........JAJ

4Ms Refunding 1932.JAD 4Ms Ref Wat 1933..MAN 4s Ref 1921 opt 1911.J&D

Ogden S D 4s ’ 22 op ’ 12.JAJ Salt Lake City 4 Ms ’24.JAJ

4Ma May 1 1934____MAN4s Refund Jan 1921__ JAJ4Ms ref 1934..............MAN4s Water ’ 20 opt ' 10. AAO 4s S A W ’25 o p t ’ 15. AAO

Salt Lake City S I) 4s ’30J&J4 Me Feb l 1932_____FAA4Ms Aug 1 1933.........FAA

Salt L Co 4Ms ’26op’ 16 FAA

VERMONTBarre— 3Ms ’22 op 1918.JAJBurlington— 4s 1919----- JAJMlddleoury 4s’41op’21 MAN Montpelier 4s ’ 19 op ’Ol.A&O Rutland— 4s g 1924__ MAN

VIRGINIA6s deferred ctfs 1871____JAJ

Brown Bros ctfs_______3s "Rlddleberger” 1932 opt

1900 ..................... ........J&J3s Funded debt 1991__ JAJDanville— 4s Refg 1931.JAJ

4Ms Ref Aug 1942..FAALeo Co—5s 1919-’41__ JAJLynchburg— 5s ’26 op ..JA J

4Ms Ref Juno 1 1927. JAD 4Ms Pub Impt 1939..JAJ 4Ms Pub Impt 1946..JAJ 4s Ref Oct 1934.........JAJ

. _ VObbH %

985%

98

98

e page Ign Go

4.80%

99995%5%

i t100

4.75%

100

100

555555

4.804.804.80

19Vt. p.

6 4.80 4.75 6 4.80 4.75 6 4.80 4.75%

9598 9799 95

25 40

79

49

555554M 4 H 4M 4 ’ \Vx 4 H

4.60

4.90 4.90! 5

4.804.804.804.804.80

5%

I I5%

45%

ToAsk. Net.

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

4.80555

4.604-.604.604.604.604.60 4.001.60 1.604.904.904.904.901.90

WEST VIRGINIA Charleston 4Ms’41 op ’27 JAJ ClarksbgSD 5s’41 op’ 21 MAS Hancock County— 5s Grant

Road Dlst ’40 op ’32 .MANHuntington 5s 1944____OctMartlnsburg5s’43op’ 29Decl Mercer Co 5s’44 op '24 A AO 15 Parkersburg 4s Wat ’29 June

4Ms June l 1933____JADWheeling— Os 1924 op .-N ov

5s City 1919 op 1906. July 4Ms Bdge ’24 op ’00. July 4s Ref 1918 to 1930..July

WISCONSIN Appleton 4Ms 1919-32.FAAFond du Lac 4Ms ’ 18-’ 35___Green Bay 4Ms ’ 19-’ 33.JAJ

4s Refdg 1918 to ’ 2 0 ..JAJ Kenosha— 3Ms’ 19 op’09 J&J LaCrosse 4Ms’32 op ’ 22 F&A

4s Water f31 o p T21..JA D3Ms Refdg 1919____AAO

Langlade Co 4s’ 18to’ 23Junl Madison— 4s Oct 1931.AAO Marshfield 4Ms ’ 22-’ 32.JAJ Milwaukee—

4Ms W W Jan ’ 19-’32_ J&J 4Ms Parkl919-1935— J&J 4s Viaduct 1918 to ’ 20 JAJ 3Ms July 1918 to ’21.JAJ

Milwaukee Co 4s’ 18-’ 25MAS Oshkosh 4M3 1919-34-.F&A Racine 4Ms Ref ’ 19-’ 30.FAA

4s School 1919-1923. FAA 3Ms Sch ’ 19 op ’09-July 1

Racine Co 4s ’ 19 to ’ 23. FAA Wausau— 4Ms ’ 18-’33.A&0

4.954.85 4.95 4.85%

b 4 .754.70% b 4.75,4.70%

.........e

6 4 ,854.80%

WYOMINGOs Insane Asy 1919-21..Jan0s Pub Bldg 1919-28__ JulyCheyenne 5s ’ 31 op ’ ll.F & A

4.704.60% 4.704.6004.70 4.60%4.70 4.00% 4.704.60%4.80 4.7004.80 4.70® 4.804.70®

U 4 804.70% ' . . . b 4 .804.70% ' . . . ‘ 4.804.70% ! . . .

4.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.804.80 51.804.80 .80

1.80 1.804’ 804.804.804 804.804.804.854.854.854.85 4.905

555

4.804.804.80 4804.804.80

100103100

100M105101

6 Basis. /F la t price. n Nominal.

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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—

8,342,491 100 385 390 American Nat Bank3.818,063 100 320 330 Anglo-London-Paris2,791,085 100 225

Per

235share.

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

300.000200.000300.000750.000100.000250.000250.000300.000500.000250.000300.000100.000175.000200.000

162,197<152,779

<1265,630<1115,791

43,23417,88456,70952,174

162,479287,592182,90153,172

260,309154,637

5,417,927<11,166,744<13,637,307<16,512,690

904,9492,146,985

496,4671,164,7442,832,0782,332,9532,045,439

310,2342,675,7363,337,263

2510010010025

10010010025

100

25100

Per

Per

share.

share.

CALIFORNIA— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns,

Berkeley— • Berkeley Bk of SAT First Nat Bank------

Fresno— ^ ,Bk A Tr CoCentCal Farmers Nat Bank.First Nat Bank------Union 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

San Diego— First Nat Bank..

430,500300,000

200,000300.000500.000150.000

500.0001.500.000

300.0001.500.0001.500.0001.500.0001,000,000

400.000500.000

1.500.000600.000

1.800.000 800,000750.000

1,500,000200.000

600,0001,000,000

214.500500.000

1,250,000423.500100.000

300.000400.000100.000 100,000 200,000300.000425.000

1,000,000300.000350.000500.000500.000

1,000,000

100.000 100,000

150,000

442,127182,614

7,138,9113,827,712

238,390 1,890,943 a421,609 o3 ,164,946 <584,740 <5,926,930

96,241 1,990,145

17 711

a 176 2,072 2,734

941 89

164 156 442 296

1,811 277 239

1,675 118

,104,240,273,014,004,104,221,189,546,237,467,341,867,167,000,430

442,6000924,268

54,240al53,6721,715,427

70,689202,172

76,o31#15

dl291198

228

220764,000,407,339100926

303,125,64,

al,0 l7 ,178,579,

463,077120,021

,810,391,466,337,131,913129,939,495,002534,283

,624,069,299,731,836,901,333,716,529,661,155,766,833,089,826,149

15,100.100 a 11708944

2,339,802 a4,038,972 32,800,107

2,404,310 1,007,172

2,222,066 a3,132,671

#957,700 <12,840,881

1,149,073 2,918,744 3,577,172

*

876 11,242,374

Per

100100

100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

301001001007520

100

Per100255

100100100

769340969412330

14,433o58,707

o264,692

2,850,7982,848,889

o7,457,2084,594,487

10,085,710628,729

o669,060

o 3,525,724

100

100100100100100

100

100

275620

share.

share.125

100

191300650260136

150

150Per

Per

210365

share.

share

CALIFORNIA— (Concludedl)

Capital.Surplus

& Profits.

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

S250.000200.000 100,000

1,000,000

1,000,000

4.000. 000 8,500,0003.000. 000

130.0002.000. 000

650.000 3,000,000

750,1,000,

900,2,0001.500,

300, 700

1,500500500

6,0001.500,1.500, 1,200,

000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

300.000300.000100.000 100,000 300,000

400.000500.000200.000400,000

3543,071401,300

®3,167277,624413,417

rGrossDeposits.

2,4568,4311,100

1744,079

2032,036

381, 2,494,

426, 1,293

240, 26

303 1,921 d 258

408, <15,185,

693, 555,

2,082,

697589000212,714,000,140972998,339,392,743,662,270,067,149,779,942711174700

68,71462,58872,044

2,73635,087

2,00126,056

282,932a302,521

106,98799,069

382,267

1 2 6 ,7 8 71 6 7 ,6 3 7

a 3 5 3 ,8 0 11 0 4 ,2 2 9

2,985,3244,289,632t>733,386

7,974,10011,829,309

795917729,744,806,100,163

8,764,20159,506,2999,116.584

12,768,6766.808.729 3,229,727 9,980,394

41,325,702<12,768,147

4,403,482<15920536013,897,1417.747.729

27,680,099

3,936,206 a4,547,995

1,728,537 664,645

3,256,074

2,129,992 4,177,066

o l ,238,170 1,830,355

100100

100

100100100250100100100100

100010010010010070

10010025010010050

800

100100100100100

80

Bid. [ Ask.

Per I share.

150189

c220

100 105

152 'A

260'3 l6 '

2000

Per

270350‘

share.

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

Leadvillc— American Nat Bank Carbonate Nat Bk

Pueblo—First Nat Bank------Pueblo Sav A Tr Co

50,000100,000300.000300.000300.000300.000100.000500.000

1,000,000100.000

1,250,000250.000400.000500.000100.000350.000200.000

100,000100,000500.000100.000

133,960100,379216,097550,13196,490

159,15,

1,8171,421,

112,42075

535202

11851

40

499474073904000,167,797,879,027,222,474,959

<127,010<130,167652,297119,832

1,586,2161,116,9724,593,6634,933,9891,828,9816,242,239

789,449632,410,611,988000,000,068,693,992,677,579,256,571,675,214,162,513,341,480,999

<1731,702 d 1,873,93313,576,2123,075,267

100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

100100100100

Per

Per

share.

share.

share.

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

250.000 332,100

1,000,000500.000100.000

200,000440.000500.000150.000

1,150,000 2,000,000 1,000,000

400.000100.000750.000100.000500,000150.000300.000100.000

500.000300.000500.000

1,200,000300.000 272,300750.000650.000

501,479449,729

1,057,072356,775

81,367

121,539192,694135,529425,674975,274

2,254,447930,014589,749348,534981,961153,416652,767163,779334,70051,617

<1486,771 558,887

<1482,717 d 1,475,979

<1531,949 180,493

<1885,697 715,430

6,961,9633,973,158

10,510,9886,247,4922,837,002

2,145,2904,759,2371,777,6663,052,5599,237,497

15,026,44314,375,9006,652,7302,490,6718,550,3491,384,4696,116,3201,272,1002,062,3012,063,657

,512,891400,379,863,347682,112,623,455,401,706,036,491,767,455

100100100100100

10010010030

100100100100100100100100100100100

1006050

100100100100100

Per230220195180125

Per125

share.

share.

145

350

350

Per18014578

195195212

140

225225250520

20325485240

share.

80202

125

................. _ .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._

Capital.Surplus

A Profits.Gross

Deposits. Par. Bid. Ask.$

100,000 38,074 309,641 100Per

105share

1,000,000 070,014 2,150,890 100 145100,000 20,914 454,314 100 105300,000 201,007 4,501,482 100

Per145

share200,000 177,919 4,270,986 100 180500,000 414,977 4,103,500 50 80400,000 540,092 6,005,439 100 210100,000 103,094 2,SOS,009 100 120200,000 58,719 3,088,207 100 108

DELAWARE— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.W ilm ington—

Central Nat Bank-Farmers’ Bank____Nat Bk of DelawareUnion Nat Bank__Equltab Gu & Tr Co Security T & S D Co Wilmington Tr C o.

210,000 117,094 1,049,319 100Per

120share'125200,000 90,847 2,133,459 50 120 125110,000 105,172 1,386,370 100 225 235203,175 700,309 3,888,702 25 82 88500,000 808,907 3,575,931 100 250 265600,000 845,590 4,314,729 100 250 2651,000,000 830,994 11,739,021 50 123 130

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

600,000 Per share.<1278,487 <14,271,143 100 150250,000 316,473 2,191,293 100 200750,000 524,199 22,972,011 100 202100,000 40,931 078,414 10 12550.000200.000

d243,26731,494

dO,937,068 841,033

100 143252,000 395,724 1,224,486 100 235 245500.000225.000

222,92950,027

4,420,3442,201,290

100 109100,000 352,331 0,094,290 100 420300,000 191,472 3,101,390 100 1601,050,000 635,149 5,087,858 100 230200,000 251,414 1,015,307 100 200800,000 669,972 9,989,022 100 200

1,000,000 2,199,190 15,736,709 100 485500,000 252,227 2,434,974 100 1363,000,000 2,343,027 11,709,923 100 230 2001,000,000 286,941 3,271,838 100 118 1211,000,0002,000,000

1,470,421514,940

7,770,4054,531,209

100 x2822 ,000,000

100,000538,677

50,1944,782,8971,260,017

100 120 1231,000,000 1,377,092 8,240,398 ioo z230 247

FLORIDA— Nat, banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.

Jacksonville— Atlantic Nat Bank. Barnett N B of Jack Florida Nat B ank..

Tampa—American Nat Bank Bank of Commerce Exchange Nat Bank First Nat Bank____

Per350,000 938,569 12,937,708 100750,000 734,209 9,784,260 100500,000 318,771 8,552,117 100250,000 224,004 1,519,695 100100,000 17,090 490,171250,000 327,070 3,110,777 100400,000 540,067 4,064,070

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

Per1,000,000 1,429,947 19,241,317 10C 275 2851,000,000 009,029 8,307,79] 100 148 152600,000 1,150,000 15,912,96( 100 315 320500,00C 138,574 3,001,337 100 110 112200,000 133,100 1,059,31( 100 150 165200,00C 30,000 250,00C 100 100 1051,000,00C 1,236,832 11,414,016 100 220 2251.000.00C 1,084,790 14,071,276 100 215 220

500,00(1 58,127 530,410 100 85 951,000,000 1,234,899 1,729,746 100 290 300

Per50,000 70,104 881,768 100 140600,000 572,000 8 ,188.00C 100 200200,000 318,094 1,011,039 100 105 175Branchoffl ce see retu rn of bank und erSava nnah400,000 a254,797 ol,532,703 100 130 13750,000 245,367 1,258,430 10 40 45100,000 40,000 1,125,000 100 135

Per200,000 156,579 1,431,748 50300,000 al23,767 o598,084 100100,000 9,594 533,288 100125,000 141,927 831,802 100200,000 224,070 404,291 100250,000 393,149 1,137,001 100

Per200,000 7,297 1,109,363 95 100300,000 431,340 11,508,071 100 220 225150,000 a34,874 a 1,085,424 100 100 102250,000 24,440 1,665,970 100 92 95Per

1,000,000 1,201,707 IS,974,790 100100,000 46.964 608,881 100125,000 90,000 1,000,000 100300,000 438,847 2,223,172 100200,000 303,170 1,570,977 100500,000 o228,792 0072,948 100400,000 083,907 3,098,111 100250,000 230,499 1,646.940 100630,000 802,490 0,925.094 100150,000 72,042 433,887 100500,000 104,577 2,515,957 100

IDAHO— Nat. banks Nov. 20.Boise City—

Boise City Nat Bk. First Nat of Idaho.Idaho Nat Bank__Pacific Nat B ank.. Overland Nat Bank

250.000300.000100.000300.000100.000

232.370305.287el8,047100,23054,529

3.920,0893,908,270<>485,000

1,934,0121,707,082

♦Sale price, a Sept. 11 1917. v These figures date June. 20 1917.

100100100100 ........... .........100 ........... .........

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

Capital.Surplus

A ProfitsGross

. Deposits Par . Bid. Ask.

$ $ % Notn inal.. . 100,00 0 276,70 7 1,935,10 9 10 ) 450 500-- 100,00 ) 105,90 7 2,189,09 ) 10 ) 275 300k 100,00 ) 187,15 7 1,649,02 1 109 300 325c. 100,00 0 183,29 1,575,04 0 10J 300 325k 200,00 3 141,72<) 1,283,45 9 10 ) 120 125k 100,00 ) 5,10 126,20 3 10< . . . .

Per share.. 200,00 ) <131,471 704,30. . . 109. 400,00() 260,891 2,300,92 10C ......... 180. 200,00( d35,92" <1314,5311___ 115 120. 200,00iI 78,901 2,755,99i IOC 215k 100,00(1 86,90“ 1,055,90S IOO 205k 200,00(i 34,440 772,721 10C 105 109k 250,00( i 101,405 2,449,081 10C 107 175_ 21,500,001 i 13,483,860 263,795,90 ; 10C 252 256lit 3,000,00Ci 7,092,27' 101,538,70 IOO 388 395B 300,001 i 110,98.’ 2,133,871 ___ 150 158. 350,001 i 170,39! 3,820,071 100 160 170. 750,00C1 398,84( 14,859,200 IOO 224 230k 200,00C 50,115 1,920,93 IOO 159k 10,000,00C 13,173,732 183,015,71 10C 442 447d 150,00C 283,42V 3.828.92S 101 340 345o 1,500,00C 629,69 15,330,21“ IOO. 3,000,00c 1,211,832 42,122,088 100

______200 211

k 200,00C 85,741 1,529,41< 133 140k 200,00( 43,092 791,700 10C 120 125n 2,000,001 1,615,97., 20,984,402 100- 200,000 79,044 1,593,749 100 138 142. 200,00( 32,891 834,4104 100,000 32,442 1,042,193 150k 500,00C 445,017 5,252,90-1 100 290 300c 200,001 149,790 1,292,288k 200,000 6,040 1,107,049 100 105 108k 200,00C 104,849 1,475,800 100 250c 200,000 25,310 723,701 100

1,250,000 713,037 18,407,915 100 240 250k 200,00C 84,214 1,440,148 100 125 129

2,000,000 1,301,131 27,507,074 100 150 160k 2,000,000 1,088,509 31,750,703 100 140 145. 500,000 135,214 3,615,905 100 100 100s 200,000 00,057 2,088,970 100 112 110£ 200,000 19,327 1,331,371 100 105

300,000 120,971 2,140,039 100 104 166c 200,000 8,932 610,045 100S

500,000 323,072 0,361,391 100 298 305200,000 35,471 790,900 108 112

< 200,000 34,003 640,221 100 100 1063 200,000 74,031 1,241,046 100i 200,000 112,023 1,713,713 100

400,000 258,137 4,096,700 100 285 300300,000 220,000 4,201,941 100 230200,000 70,279 2,704,825 100 100

1,500,000 3,887,907 31,797,407 100 404 410300,000 283,007 3,908,991 100 350500,000 173,371 3,017,230 100 125 130200,000 44,171 020,487 108 112100,000 <159,237 <12,078,780 ioo 250250,000 58,034 1,015,307 100 145 150200,000 54,524 1,103,910 120 126

6,000,000 2,690,577 47,890,422 100 175 179500,000 570,270 3,097,177 100 255 205

1,000,000 351,971 10,742,900 100 144 1473,000,000 2,093,433 40,003,437 100

250,000 305,290 4,283,920 100 3255,000,000 5,048,797 71,913,306 100

500,000 258,174 5,789,100 100 178 181300,000 203,009 1,707,730 100 106 170

1,500,000 692,704 8,417,403 100 290200,000 94,314 722,244 100 155 100

2,000,000 3,457,037 28,397,003 100 576300,000 100,904 2,104,997 100 160 1675,000,000 11,891,174 19,097,894 100 465200,000 208,977 2,001,233 100 250400,000 185,849 3,072,744 100 175 180250,000 35,274 2,015,001 100 155 100200,000 43,244 030,984 120 125200,000 41,437 745,418 100 104 110250,000 99,814 3,405,093 100 100 1053,000,000 8,972,049 98,048.278 100 453 100200,000 81,002 1,732,752 100 118 123500,000 230,374 4,033,740 100 220 2302,000,000 3,107,702 34,363,289 100 252 205500,000 320,234 6,245,491 100 233 238500,000 394,020 9,920,303 100 275 285300,000 349,347 4,089,941 too 220 230200,000 68,894 2,274,381 100 162 106200,000 35,893 957,721 100 117 121

1,000,000 555,090 7,801,440 100 150200,000 89,437 1,203,189 100 145 1501,500,000 1,774,370 33,020,001 100 300 325400,000 192,419 5,289,028 100 290 305200,000 191,410 2,540,978 100 245 255

Per share.100,000 *20,809 *812,335 100200,000 <1100,411 <1904,895 100150,000 <1187,409 <1937,998 100100,000 <25,000 <400,000 100100,000 220,700 1,009,000100,000 100,307 1,019,273 100

300,000 <1364,099 13,141,083 100750,000 11,103,369 18,992,955 100250,000 217,709 2,232,851550,000 554,124 5,820,749 100120,000 211,024 2,040,974 100200,000 90,000 1,400,000500,000 <*313,991 *5,000,412 100150,000 384,347 2,815,244 100

300,000 35,190 2,000,003100,000 <185,099 <11,045,715 100500,000 <1401,509 <14.011.814200,000 93,849 1.471,171

1,000,000 507,709 0,545,755 . . . — ____

n May 11017. s Oct. 31 1917.larger. * Ex-dlvdend. t Oct. 18 1917. v New stock.

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Where Names are Printed in Italics Puller R eturns may be Found in the Advertising Columns

ILLINOIS— (C oncluded.)

R ockford— Forest City Nat Bk Manufrs Nat Bank Peoples Bk Ac Tr Co Rockford Nat Bank Swedish Am Nat Bk Third Nat B an k .. . Winnebago Nat Bk

Springfield— Farmers’ Nat Bank First National Bank Illinois Nat Bank.. Rldgely Nat Bank. Sp’frfleld Marine Bk FlrstTASB, Spring!. Sangamon L Ac Tr Co

Capital.

$100,000200,000125.000400.000125.000250.000250.000200.000250.000300.000300.000300.000100.000400,000

Surplus & Profits.

$179,324136,472232,401361,70773,947

255,970325,294292,179

rl25,427rl34,367rl98,597553,197132,849118,390

CrossDeposits. Par.

1,649,7892,158,5141,692,5133,594,9581,248,1792,924,6642,328,9742,559,412

r2,569,019 r2,555,046 r3,259,743 2,852,717 1,060,219 2,851,120

100100100100100100100

100100100100100100100

Bid.

Per

Per

Aslt.

share.j/2801/150 j/250 y 200 1/150 V200 1/200

share. 1/300 1/250 1/150 1/175

1/150

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

500.000350.000500.000100.000 200,000 100,000 100,000900.000260.000350.000200.000 200,000500.000300.000400.000

2,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000

100.000250.000100.000 100,000

1,600,0001,000,000

200,000600,000100,000

500.000500.000300.000600.000

203,579e474,774r365,297

110,000124,04711,22053,091

317,989*169,1298252,394

42,000118,663185,000

4,41173,999

1,448,9911,476,2971,159,374

242,03431,17151,367

143,26725,000

357,192829,504

26,524657,124

8,730e677,920e384,079187,714139,564

6,395,064 e5,722,126 r5,826,144 2,450,000 1.712,460

731,041

100100100100100

1,390,932 100Per share.

9,434,743 100*3,751,683 100e5,632,042 1001,868,673 1002,026,370 1006,650,000 100

954,194 100 803,377,919 100 108

19,406,016 100 24016,478,879 100 2358,360,695 100 2534,315,167 100 106

754,365 100 1611,687,564 1001,505,366 100 3011,193,522 100 110

12,056,672 100 1859.062,300 100 2151,280,721 100 1035,211,496 10(1 340

743,979 100No minal prices

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

S100,000600,000100,000200,000100,000100,000250.000 50,000

250.000

$15,096

126,33121,26079,09126.899

141,914 336,379 138,71748.900

$826,230

8,485,6771,465,7704,746,1333,528,3831,777,1964,853,0961,717,7811,979,278

No100100100100100100100100100

Bid.

minal

Ask.

prices

KANSAS— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.

Per share.100,000 46,000 1,350,000 100 110100,000 81,370 900,968 100 150150,000 520,000 3,400,000 100 250200,000 283,779 4,001,373 100 250100,000 rl26,127 r l ,840,714 100 225150,000 rl57,291 r l ,268,288 100 250No minal prices500,000 255,776 9,597,684 100 156

200,000 159,879 2,749,459 100 180100,000 46,224 1,553,651 100 146300,000 467,032 9,502,160 100 •50,000 36,427 1,067,446 100 172200,000 112,617 2,338,446 100 169 174200,000 77,299 2,538,298 100 139

Per share.120,000 57,569 1,277,316 100100,000 35,764 938,183 100150,000 185,000 2,700,000 100200,000 208,879 3,473,669 20050,000 100,000 1,759,115 100Per share.300,000 482,000 4,800,000 100 300 310100,000 128,967 2,014,674 100 275 300200,000 e230,494 e3,695,033 100 285 300600,000 989,348 11,990,377 100 405 41050,000 28,899 757,773 100 145150,000 e297,579 *3,558,200 100 290 30050,000 40,000 675,000 100 185250,000 360,000 5,300,000 100 365 375200,000 228,883 3,494,342 100 315 32550,000 9,494 659,229 100 125 135Per share.1,000,000 221,067 1,271,340 100150,000 61,342 2,225,643 100250,000 281,927 4,385,223 100; 50,000 31,160 1,548,668 100: 750,000 r219,091 r9,797,758 100: 400,000 152,827 4,752,668 100: 50,000 52,224 1,587,143 10050,000 33,472 934,492 100: 1,200,000 r839,119 rl4946347 10050,000 3,245 421,890 100: 100,000 55,579 1,893,968 100100,000 237,032 3,880,370 100: 50,000 27,972 443,582 100. 300,000 r300,149 r3,396,467 10050,000 167,220 1,670,332 100» 500,000 528,721 (6,216,672 100

. 100,000 18,000 572,046 100; 100,000 4,101 915,549 100 * 100L 75,000 33,759 1,041,727 100 135 140: 200,000 200,976 2,427,899 100 175 200. 150,000 78,000 1,100,000 100 *135. 150,000 200,000 1,899,173 100. 300,000 205,089 1,931,920 100 165 170. 200,000 60,314 1,579,172 100 *140

Kansas City— Commercial Nat Bk Exchange State Bk People's Nat Bank. Banking Trust Co. Kansas Trust C o ..

Topeka—Bank of Topeka— Central Nat Bank. Farmers’ Nat Bank Merchants’ Nat Bk Shawnee State Bk.State Sav Bank------Prudential Trust Co

300.000100.000 200,000 200,000125.000310.000200.000 100,000 100,00060,000

100,000100,000

520,970123,17451,320

130,000260,627131,79226,094

116,39239,71273,49081,267

8,792,9621,989,1961,576,201

250,000587,600

3,416,0114,270,729

663,3962,623,2381,077,5651,798,074

667,693

100100100100100

100100100100100100100

Per335250150100250

share.

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

Per300,000 310,737 1,916,760 100800,000 450,000 3,293,447 100800,000 81,719 1,812,248 100 ___ __150,000 220,067 711,057 100 215

Per800,000 163,097 11,452,956 100 130500,000 686,737 7,548,010 100 299500,000 207,703 2,939,937 100 al80250,000 597,640 4,798,948 100 350250,000 532,194 6,258,967 50 160179,000 201,037 1,419,027 100 195

J/250,0001 79,290 1,173,399 /100(fflOO.OOO/ \100 100

250,000 57,149 1,333,305 100250,000 101,971 2,907,904 100800,000 624,076 8.813,735 100 275

1,645,000 1,542,962 9,413,015 100100,000 74,530 787.814 100 176500,000 588,747 10,276,977 100 267

2,000,000 833,930 3,834,630 100806,100 239,625 1,744,169 100 165350,000 117,537 942,929 100 110

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.

Per400,000 425,111 4,227,992 100 140100,000 262,774 1,278,926 100 280175,000 649,422 6,654,847 100300,000 515,397 4,155,949 100

P er600,000 457,090 3,153,402 100 107100,000 52,171 2,356,936 100 105600,000 506,920 5,015,353 100 119300,000 590,742 7,964,297 100 180400,000 647,3J9 12,765,940 100 200500,000 319,822 8,217,742 100 135250,000 337,208 957,396 100 190100,000 147,097 1,762,718 100 150

share.150300350300share.108108121185205140200155

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

130,324 3,502,482 50 90

460,540 11,725,327 100 190 205267,270 4,188,510 40 40 44186,567 2,060,762 100 110320,140 2,191,710 100 130120,009 1,769,007 25 45

2,064,496 36,720,671 10 27 K430,991 9,518,249 100 150

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

MASSACHUSETTS— Nat.bks.(exc. Boston) Dec. 31; Stateinst. latest ret'ns

Boston—

Fourth-Atlantlc Nat Bank___

Web & Atlas N Bk American Trust C Beacon Trust Co. Boston S Dep & 1 Charlestown Tr C Columbia Trust G. Comm’w’lth Tr Co.

Federal Trust Co. Fidelity Trust C o. Hanover Trust Co

Liberty Trust Co.

Old South T r C o .. Prudential Tr C o.

U S Trust Co.Beverly—

Beverly Nat Bank. Beverly Trust C o ..

B rockton-

Canibridge—Cambridge Tr C o.

E. Cambridge

Fall River— Fall Iilv Nat Bank

Nat Bank_____Metacomet Nat B1 Durfee Tr C o____

Fitchburg—Fltchb’g Bk &TrC< Safety Fund N Bk.

Q ioucestej— Cape Ann Nat Bk. Cape Ann Sav Bank Gloucester Nat Bk. Glou S D Tr C o . . .

Haverhill—Essex Nat B a n k ... First National Bk. Haverhill Nat B k .. Merrimack Nat Bk Haverhill Trust Co

Deposits o banks dat Jan. 2 191? Per share.k 700,00i l 346,09- l 4,875,00' ) 10C 115 120k 250,00i I 287,07' ' 2,513,00 ) 10C 160k 7,500,00( 17,972,49< 14057700C 10C 398 400- 1,500,00( 2,065,68C 24,307,OOC 10C 215 225k 3,000,001 i 3,745,10' 58,820,001 1 IOC 265 270x 300,001 634,47- <4,128.92C 10C 300 325- 250,00C 1,007,79/ 2,236,001 10C 400 425k 10,000,00c 8,207,37- 12387700C 10C 188 190. 1,000,00C 1,349,51k 11,565,OOC 100 185 190b 300,001 327,106 <3,253,611 100 140 145- 2,000,00( c3,822,692 33,439,OOC 100 290 300- 1,000,00( 1,497,672 10,814,OOC 100 206 2100 1,000,00( 2,748,49-! 21,863,735 100 340 350- 600,00C 1,171,517 15,999,941 100 275 300r 1.000.00C 3,231,437 13,903,71-1 100 400o 200,00C 55,OOC 988,376 100 125 1300 100,OOC 67,10C 1,055.76C 100 155 165. 1,000,OOC 835,377 21,836,732 100 160 170- 200,OOC 160,96C 3,937,241 100- 300,OOC 116,207 2,376,672 100- 200,OOC 61.37C 2,024,73-1 100□ 600,OOC 520,42-1 5,883,471 100 150 1601,000,OOC 377,44C 8,234,967 100 135 140- 1,691,20C 558,317 6,321,497 100 115 120- 200,OOC 93.01E 428,502 100

200,OOC 44.33C 1,036,891 1003 1,500,OOC 1,890,694 18,289,993 100 200 210200.00C 23,172 417,055 100

200,000 365,933 3,805,221 100 265.........275250,000 232,194 1,727,163 100 160 1703 500,000 383,720 6,347,733 100

3 200,000 55,697 1,194,4775,283,773

100.........

3 300,000 330,697 100 190 1951,000,000 3,386,419 20,706,471 100 4006,000,000 7,506,179 130444499 100 235 245

200,000 42,991 1,262,918 100 110 120200,000 167,422 959,971 100200,000 210,877 2,037,416 100

1,000,000 1,789,714 30,129,714 100.........

200,000 102,647 2,085,287 100 150 1551,000,000 1,259,707 7,688,089 100

1,541,449Per

:share. .

300,000 211,574 100 150100,000 37,319 642,968 100 *125

Per share.300,000 c346,177 c3,815,031 100500,000 370,227 3,612,889 100

.........100,000 120,748 3,581,379 100

.........

Per

_____

share.100,000 179,903 1,995,333 100 _____ :200,000 419,631 5,880,292 100 .........200,000 241,144 1,934,742 100200,000 306,160 3,815,093 100

_____

845,667Per

.........i

share.100,000 137,337 100

,3,045,232 Per

.........share. 1

400,000 339,977 100 150400,000 425,470 1,684,911 100 210650,000 503,270 3,784,376 100 167^

120......... C

750,000 382,700 2,171,905 100 _____ C400,000 669,640 3,048,705 100 210 _____ I

4,439,661Per

C500,000 330,340 100 145 150 I200,000 403,379 4,088,911 100 270 275

l150,000 151,907 1,439,392 100

Cn397,940 3,211,722

100,000 C134.367 c l ,179,718 100200,000 369,632 3,767,229

Perr

share. C 3100,000 146,344 1,378,095 100

200,000 308,474 2,566,961 100 . . . . I200,000 430,410 2,704,962 100 . S240,000 298,732 1,229,254 100200,000 110,937 1,677,056 100

MASSACHUSETTS— (C ontinued.)

Holyoke—City National B k .. Holyoke Nat Bank. Park National B k .. Hadley Falls Tr Co

Lawrence—Bay State Nat Bk. Arllngton Trust Co Lawrence Trust Co Merchants’ Tr C o.

Lowell—Appleton Nat Bank Old Lowell Nat Bk.Union Nat Bank__Wameslt Nat BankLowell Tmst C o__M id’sex S D & T Co

Lynn—Central Nat Bank. ManufacTs Nat Bk National City BankEssex Tmst C o____Lynn S Dep & T Co Security Trust C o.

New Bedford— First National B k .. Mechanics’ Nat Bk Merchants’ Nat Bk N Bed S D & Tr Co

Peabody— Warren Nat Bank

Salem—Merchants Nat Bk. Naumkeag Tr C o .. Salem S D & Tr C o.

Sprlngfleld—

T aunton—

Worcester—

Capital.Surplus

& ProfitsGross

. Deposits. Par Bid. A sk.

$ S Per share.500.00C c211,97 c2,575,73; 10C 125200,000 c354,81' c3,550,046 10C 185 190100,000 110,001 1,200,OOC 10C 100 105500,000 301,71' 5,625,091 160

Per share.375,OOC 147,30' 2,072,177 10( 170200,OOC 30,16' 1,360,382 10C 80100,000 61.24C 4,106,062 10C 130300,000 222.40C 5,123,414 100 160

Per share.300,000 *260,94! *1,631,798 10C 103 106200,OOC *83,847 *1,149,115 100 100350,OOC c 485,672 c4,455,640 100 195 200250,000 *124,061 *433,891 100 93 100240,000 95,501 2,100,000 10C 95100,000 57,976 1,741,800 100 90 100

Per share.200,000 *393,22-1 *3,993,007 100 230200,000 125,994 2,751,296 100 140200,000 *183,901 *3,181,436 100 150250,000 317,000 2,400,000 100 210100,000 268,227 4,024,937 100 300200,000 299,397 5,028,709 100 210

Per share.1,000,000 1,088,712 2,110,034 100 145

600,000 799,331 3,683,047 100 167^1,000,000 1,290,277 3,870,328 100 198

200,000 325,307 2,988,228 100 250

Per share.200,000 138,919 1,387,717 100 1117

Per share.No minal price.

200,000 C309.097 c2,645,036 50 l 90250,000 200,528 4,764,720 100 1164200,000 30,399 1,102,694 100 1 75

500,000 c323,107 c2,683,749 100 135400,000 *515,452 *4,270,855 100 175 180500,000 878,437 6,963,401 100 235 240500,000 871,077 8,609,220 100 238 240350,000 141,091 2,115,330 130500,000 1,034,760 7,120,742 loo 235 240500,000 982,070 9,955,044 100 300

Per share.200,000 *173,476 *870,257 100300,000 119,014 2,511,115

Per share.200,000 387,776 9,069,673 100 225750,000 762,704 13,943,707 100 210300,000 100,460 3,487,104 100 145

1,250,000 685,407 22,176,642 100 200 205

MICHIGAN— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions Dec. 31.

Bay City—ay City Bank___eople’s Commer­cial & Sav Bank

Detroit—

Grand Rapids

Saginaw—

Per share.250,000 302,227 3,248,765 100 190 200400,000 510,412 5,761,726 100 320

Per share.500,000 cl89,798 cO,526,493 100 167500,000 362,571 10,948,692 100 300 350750,006 c l ,262,093 c 17346 269 100

1,000,000 1,300,202 31,545,239 100 2945,000,000 3,346,249 62,599,272 100 188 189H500,000 225,000 7,192,421 100 185 195250,000 78,770 2,174,712 100 1381,000,000 531,873 10,322,171 100 1721,000,000 1,021,292 23,906,173 100 2022,500,000 1,177,370 23,099,475 100 2362,500,000 4,004,067 67,912,490 100 265 275500,000 173,299 5,321,677 100 2203,000,000 4,037,911 48,372,413 100 3631,000,000 2,285,244 gS,156,100 100 400500,000 909,720 04,392,923 100 260 2661,000,000 760,091 06,323,219 100 190

Per share.200,000 109,212 1,932,700 100300,000 86,449 2,708,637 100 225300,000 278,939 3,712,972 100 225

1,000,000 358,699 8,117,472 100 150400,000 383,916 7,311,112 100 250600,000 685,571 8,577,014 100 260800,000 1,019,949 8,070,097 100 200100,000 151,699 1,854,906 100 300300,000 176,927 410,105 100 160200,000 909,197 1,282,265 100 750

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

Capital.Surplus

<fc Profits.

$1,000,000

500.0001,000,000

500.000

5.000. 000200,000250.000300.000100.000300.000

4.000. 000300.000

1.000. 000100.000 100,000

1,000,000400.000600.000

3.000. 0002.000. 000

100,000400.000100.000350.000250.000

1,618,779365,057

1,932,944222,791

12,981,3924,838,731

16,509,0424,174,228

5,118,324250,949317,904

87,27176,04984,027

3,041,107103,072371.797

78,994 75,727

756,524185,299 240,777

2,689,949 1,985,877 Began bu

133,207 166,344157.797 408,991

GrossDeposits. Par.

70,223,9094,076,9207,342,3381,875,1191,306,5422,337,764

47,515,7243,303,393

14,267,1231,727,4361,932,9094,067,0984,118,889 6,529,273

50,359,717 26,192,907 siness Oct.

2,481,034 1,842,311 3,989,706 100 2,961,491 100

100100100100

10010010016610010010010010010010010010010010015100100

Bid.

Per260140300150

Per270

130

Ask.share.

share.275

125255160178250180

Per130125

'2 4 0 -­1917

140260250

145175130260165

MONTANA— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.

Capital.Surplus

& Profits.Gross

Deposits. Par. Bid. Ask.

Butte—First Nat Bank------Miners SBk &TCo Silver Bow Nat Bk. Daly Bank & Tr Co

Helena—Amer Nat Bank—M a 4 Til* /vf

$300.000200.000 200,000 100,000200,000250.000150.000200.000 250,000

%514,119

58,597$

7,623,7661,256,7131,705,721

—Per share.

21,931371,497213,622148,09769,271

117,000407,883

7,543,4764,087,926

100Norn inal.

3,207,9631,756,427

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

100,0002,000,000

200,000100,000

1,000,000100,000600,000

1,000,0001.500.000

100,000500.000200.000 800,000 100,000250.000

2,000,0001.500.0001.700.000

10,000,000150.000200.000

2.500.000100,000

2,000,0002,000,000

100,0001,000,000

100,000100,000100,000100,000100,000100,000100,00050.000

3.000. 0003.000. 000

100,000Does no 100,000 200,000

50.000100,000

26,799715,902591,740132,730292,909111,312763,367700,000

1,400,66250,000

533,77926,930

402,17217,530

118,7012,878,441

540,497

banking

100Per share

......... b100

------- \i

100100100100100100

Nomi nal. J

......... AI

......... C

150.000300.000500.000100.000 200,000300.000500.000

1,000,000200.000

1,000,000300.000

1,000,000400.000750.000200.000

Per share.93,244 2,202,234 100 175 20068,327 3,793,785 100 200 225

400,927 6,001,191 100 25036,376 1,630,734 100 225 250

201,129 3,112,324 100 225 250161,999 3,342,490 100 175

1,049,037 15,149,777 100 360 385627 997 10,682,175 100170,731 3,564,673 100 125 150

1,119,964 20,085,145 100 250 26564,297 4,109,926 100 127 H

896,707 17,862,137 100 250Per share,

196,799 6,216,897 100 200887,099 10,638,240 100 225 240147,312 3,587,624 100 150

NEW HAMPSHIRE— Nat. banks Dec. 31.Manchester—

200,000150.000150.000150.000

462,391205,357235,240

74,970

2,741,5951,275,0032,297,1061,108,266

100100100100

Per share.

NEW JERSEY— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.

Per share.446,663 100 140

9,764,907 100 5004,596,961 100 225

13,588,796 100 7003,314,909 100 2104,630,390 100 7000,206,909 171 1731,912,775 166 160

20,781,695 100 243 2481,141,691 100 2101,640,427 100 195 200

19,267,763 100 271 2735,177,967 100 1653,173,209 100 2252,240,377 100 225

813,465 100 28529,325,497 100 32511,370,112 100 r»350 3702,709,776 100 2702,539,436 100

Pere3,375,473 100e6,426,213 1008,612,091 1003,800,000 100

67,692,210 1001,428,470 100

967,619 100Per share.814,652 100 135

15,464,937 100 105 Yx4,014,530 100 3251,954,733 100 225 230

17,030,926 100 125 1301,484,302 100 2507,030,637 100 3056,128,836 100 200

15,248,591 100 190 2001,493,939 100 220 2406,808,394 100 2502,010,971 100 80

11,099,160 100 288641,163 100 90 1002,178,590 10C 175 18543,778,005 10C 2506,524,322 10016,335,693 100 22559.410.09C 10C 117 1181.259.88C 100

5,542,92c 100 37534.334.69C 1001,923,261 100 300

13,416,915 100 192 y246,895,697 10( 2251,509.31C 10C 100 1100,402,34-; 1001,463,447 100 185 205

606,203 10C 125 135955,617 10C 110 120355,383 10C 115 125

1,641,931 10C 215 230998,75f 10C 98 110756.47C 10C 115 120286,661 10C 50

30,983,091 10C_____

19,779,444 10C.

2801,240,791 10(

____190 200

business 10(3 ____ 315696,20’ 10< 105 110

1,415,00 10 3 160 190582,01’ 100 80 85047,19 3 lool 110 120

A tlantic City—

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 ..

50,000200,000100,000100,000100,000150.000600.000 200,000 100,000100,000200,000100,000150.000150.000150.000100.000 200,000500.000600.000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,00050.000

150.000200.00050.000

350.000100.000300.000220.000125.000100.000

1,000,000200,000100,000600,000100,000400.000250.000200.000

1,000,000100,000150.000100.000

1,000,000300.000100.000 100,000200,000200,000150.000600.000100,000100,000200,000300.000200.000350.000500.000

2,000,000500.000200.000

1,500,000100,000100,000

1,000,0003,000,000

200,000

559,670<198,961106.767 293,709 166,983 514,294 430,079129.074 210,247264.000 353,465255,039575,927

79,867177,171198.767 350,549 655,729 964,007160.074 333,68977,109

211,606129,44954,007

314,834266,493

86,221842,982

35,901381,727

*701,012276.000 200,247

1,411,441140,991120,224

1,014,80084,337

1,307,574<1780,796

53,7142,528;049

85,967456,66799.000

1,250,721135.000

*203,00034,009

239,39170.000 41,717

606,707e80,071127,59479,79781,72070,179

433,907802,074

605,404

Per share.2,609,29811,037,942 1001,173,729 1001,997,729 . ____________1,170,025 . ___________2,723,675 "1662,088,7681,082,6722,038,095 1003,133,6678,304,1671,888,4112,454,681

889,1461,177,391

Per share.3,419,619 100 2105,217,277 100 *2007,397,693 100 2208,826,571 25 105 1101,903,563 100 *250 2602,478,664 25 *96 1101,276,596 100 160 1703,095,960 100 295 3001,500,081 100 *2251,115,1506,217,1884,785,268

Per share.2,749,096 50 1405 428,870 50 140

920,338 1006,232,713 100 325

Per share.e7,861,706 25 92 1006,646,774 100 3902,777,271 100 250

19,020,402 100 400 4302,602,249 100 1751,908,109 100 250 ____

22,217,990 100 375 400Per share.

1,615,675 100 18516,491,491 100 320<15,062,284 100 390 400

2,036,662 100 10526,247,566 100 375 405

2,231,455 100 200 2753,638,187 100 300 3203,109,410 100 200

12,250,066 100 320 3603,885,076 100 100

*1,050,000 100597,164 50 ______

Per share.3,155,906 10C ______ 1 2252,943,749 5C 125 150

791,785 10C ______ 11307,664,910 10C1______ 400

Per share,e479,491979,722952,208 10C)

Per share,3,948,633 10C) 1091,948,791. 10C) 1004.682.87S1 10C) 2356,561,112! 10C) 240

30.000.00C) 10C) 3004,873,16C) 5() 1004,649,0611 10(3 360

22,046,17c) 10C3 3401,702,0813 1013 180

1 1,612,93'1 1010 150’ 8,201,3713 10i0 225 230L 2,634,4213 10'0 400 425) 4,730,7015 10-0 230 1250

♦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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60 BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES [ V o l . 106.Where Names are Printed in Italics Fuller Returns May be found In the Advertising Columns

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

Capital.

$

300.000100.000

250.000500.000500.000500.000100.000 200,000

Surplus A Profits

GrossDeposits. Par Bid. Asi.

% . S Per0 20,000 1,217,721 100 1000 56,107 1,250,211 100 1150 119,523 1,261,067 100 1600 400,000 4,438,669 100 265

Per3 557,444 7,179,836 100 295 3003 171,541 1,872,016 100 285 2903 116,704 2,660,652 100

Per498,277 3,152,506 100 275169,762 2,070,023 100305,707 6,268,730 100359,227 4,038,819 100

Per share.654,441 5,114,661 100 265e529,967 e3,766,689 100 310«439,527 e5,738,445 50 200429,094 15,673,790 100 340 375230,879 4,005,790 100 275335,787 5,389,419 100 290441,337 6,835,183 100 340462,164 4,210,713 100 330 360163,047 2,335,080 100 200

303,970 3,884,793131,302 3,889,579301,567 7,775,370

78,258 1,510,948

C455.469 c4,155,666 100 200491,409 4,359,092 100 208

1,251,512 10,912,249 50 261743,599 4,965,931 50 109167,103 2,126,188 100307,514 3,710,239 100 295

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.

- - 600,000 c550,39ol c8,705,60 3 10Pe

0 175r shar

185- 250,00 0 1,056,62 7 2,406,09 1 100 525 575Ik 1,000,00 0 2,014,39 0 22,686,90 ) 100 340 345£. 500,00 0 551,64 9 24,147,75 9 100 270 280- 400,00 0 317,64 7 8,972,21 1 100 170 175- 250,00 ) 0531,86 7 o6,155,71 3 100 350

k 200,00 J 306,42 7 1,807,671) 10Pei

) .........share

. 200,00 J 87,94 3 1,730,71 10 _____- 150,00 ) 215,02 3,150,93

- 100,00 ) a69,27 a 1,142,72' 10(Per

) 145share150k 200,00 ) c294,39 c l ,638,511 1 10() 200 212- 400,001 ) 214,49 4,117,79- 10( 160 175- 500,001) a l34 ,34r a4,147,09' lot 120 130

o sits of Bro klyn bank are report d ne and a9 18. Surp us and pr fits are of 31n aland Nov 14 for Sta e Banks.d 100,001 62,001 • s i ,383,001 10C 125 135- 100,001 33,90( s i ,682,101 10C 140 150- 300,001 673,43! 5 .837,00C 10C 255 270k 200,001 191,501 <f2,308,90C 10C 150 165. 100,ooc 40,901 s840,00( 10C 110 120- 200,OOf 60,201 s i , 117,700 100 115- 1,600,000 829,071 21,699,000 50 110 120. 100,000 54,071 3950,606 100 95. 1,000,001 1,116,200 10,106,000 100 195 205k 300,000 584,400 5,015,OOC 50 265 275200,000 225,719 4,711,000 100 175 200200,000 100,OOC <12,079,100 100 130 140£ 100,000 106,400 2,639,200 1001,500,000 2,155,400 34,569,400 100 525 550> 1,000,000 439,944 14,392,274 100 1401,000,000 1,168,677 32,047,793 100 235 245) 500,000 1,002,900 11,512,100 100 265 275500,000 2,743,067 25,675,506 100 625 6501,000,000 1,331,837 28,907,972 100 270 280

1,000,000 1,498,470 26,302,316 100Per

330share.345500,000 691,202 18,228,790 1002,000,000 e2,039,347 e40127086 100 280 3005,000,000 4,617,121 50,624,295 100 330 345100,000 77,927 2,906,474 100 225600,000 830,869 15,53,4234 100 250250,000 149,637 5,291,937 100 1602,000,000 677,399 20,312,961 100 235500,000 o491,712 08,357,915 100 230 2351,250,000 1.489,270 16,203,786 100 230 237500,000 392,620 11,139,070 100 225500,000 o540,837 015 329333 100 275 300

250,000 cl27,049 c l , 132,934 100Per share.

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

150,000 109,900 *3,017,700 100200,000 160,417 *3,407,945 100 500400,000 423,000 6,096,000 100 180250,000 812,900 3,864,000 100 400100,000 40,567 <1,530,683 100150,000 63,912 2,211,029 100 150 200200,000 222,100 a 1,781,300 100 150200,000 148,989 1,955,261 100 145 60300,000 73,400 2,184,000 25 90 0010,000,000 11,120,440 265738000 100 320 30

NEW YORK— (Continued.)

N. Y. City (Con.) Chatham <t Phenix

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

$

3.500.000400.000

3.000. 0002.550.000

25.000. 0001.000. 000

500.000300.000

25.000. 0003.500.000

100.000250.000100.000250.000

10.000. 000 1,000,000

750.000200.000400.000200.000500.000

3.000. 0001.000. 0001.500.000

500.0004.500.0003.000. 0001.000. 0002.050.000

1,000,0006,000,0002,000,0001,000,0002,000,000

200,000200,000500.000

2,000,000500.000

5.000. 000200.000

1.000. 000750.000

1,000,000 1,000,000

500.0001.500.000

200.0001,000,000

100,000100,000326,600100,000

1.250.0001.500.0005.000. 0005.000. 000

500,0001.500.0006.000. 000

10,510,0302.381.9002.353.6002.128.600

491,600 201,100144.400

5,095,5101.002.900

17,536,202503.400

Surplus A Profits

GrossDeposits. Par Bid. Ask.

S S Per cent.2,337,712 74,279,000 10C 203 210

97,901 s4 ,130,986 10C 100 1108,636,19-1 66,008,OOC 10C 370 3802,667,200 30,124,OOC 10C 205 210

40,954,707 55477900C 100 375 405891,147 11,096,000 10C 205 215970,800 9,753,000 10C A400748,OOC 11,995,000 100 315 330

20,371,274 270146000 100 174 1777,510,210 100950000 100 300

38,900 s i ,230,000 100 85 9565,567 3,195,000 25 60 65

2,300,170 18,174,000 100 3400 3800*381,697 6,555,000 100 215 230

28,949,141 162770000 100 850 8751,324,937 9,935,000 100 170 180

885,900 5,123,000 75 135 145868,300 5,789,000 100 395816,400 6,151,000 100 180 195208,094 <16,180,000 100 200

1,372,700 14,138,000 100 335 35016,755,077 145981000 100 635 650

813,300 <126871000 100 240 250-7,513,800 28,820,000 100 470 490

142,800 4,885,000 1005,102,377 92,514,000 100 210 2153,979,000 69,893,000 100 370 3802,008,300 15,305,000 100 280 3005,221,209 12,129,000 50 295 3052,103,074 11,404,000 100 245 255

16596400010.654.00013.314.00021.226.000

8.715.0004.304.0009.270.000

37,913,0001.106.000

159655000 3,440,000

1,014,100119,847,000 754,749 <120014700

3,448,2013,696,214

161,130654,100135,600

1,091,500467,000

77,40054,000

687,90012,980,417

1,082,20017,479,7976,210,700

150,8001,301,200

13,070,679

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____

5.000. 000 11,077,8671.000. 000 1,213,187

500.000 523,412 25,000,000 26,125,432

500.000 637,900

5,184,000568.200

4,070,900 4,309,906

11,032,7001,579,862

11,706,264438.200

5,211,470 4,691,519

14,820,077

685.200 40,500

134,400

1,000,0002,000,0001,000,0003.000. 0001.000. 0005.000. 000

700,0003.000. 0002.000. 000 2,000,000

900.000100.000600,000

500.000300.000250.000500.000

1,000,000750.000500.000500.000500.000500.000300.000

1,000,000

1,000,0001,000,000

300.000600.000500.000300.000300.000500.000

1,000,000

150.000300.000250.000100.000300.000240.000200.000 200,000

620,417o316,689al05,921a434,5961,725,971c838,960418,579

a424,667308,766

a805,490t>640,912o529,027

48.133.00016.790.000 <15,423,00026.937.000 s3,826,90012.098.000 2,118,000

s i ,484,0003.996.0007.565.000

302 99936336.327.900 192 170890 1005646004,961,200

47,758,300 266 027883 170 304293 13,203,362 8,644,487

512 3552806.038.100

19.148.90015.224.900 64,349,000 27,909,239 68,928,20014.019.900 32,137,206

6.499.000 77,618,176 81,042,975 63,968,190

13,474,8001,302,9002.677.100

10050

10010010010010010050

10025

100100ion100100100100100100100100ioo100100100ioo10010010010010010f100

100100

221,932643,377319,742505,171302,702211,240331,499798,094659,991

12,161,686o7.783.388

1,249,927 a6,801,253 18,095,79 cl 1 327654 8,247,920

09,940,487 eS, 410,260 «2 3086900 v15091333 «12 303371

100100100100100100100100100

100100100

6,602,34010,230,1102,152.398,053,6663,107,7852,210,0863,042,131

12,587,99922,961,927

c718,963 e271,907 e392,699 0147,867 el30,967 e434,523

179,399 o38,042

c l 3 789740 «3 ,059,436 e3,029,996

o927,649 e2,419.690

e975,487 3,524,422

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W here Names are Printed in Italics Puller R eturns May be Found In the Advertising Columns

NEW YORK— (C oncluded.)

Capital.

U t ic a -First Nat Bank------Oneida Nat Bank.. Utica City Nat Bk. Citlzens’ Trust C o. Oneida Co Tr C o .. Utica Tr A Dep C o.

W atertown— City National Bank Jefferson Co Nat B Watertown Nat Bk North’n N Y Tr Co

W estchester Co Mt Vernon— 1st N .

Mt Vernon Tr Co New Rochelle—

Nat City Bank.. North Ave Bk— Huguenot Tr C o. N Rochelle Tr Co

• Ossininy— 1st Nat.Osaining Nat Bk.

Peekskill—Westch Co N at..

Pleasantvville—Mt Pleasant Bk.

Port Cheater— 1st N Mutual Trust Co

. Rye— Rye Nat Bk. . Tarrytown Nat Bk White Plains—

Citizens Bank— Cent Bk West Co County Trust Co First Nat Bank..

Yonkers— 1st N at.. Yonkers Nat Bk. Westches’r Tr Co

Surplus <fc Profits.

1,250,000600,000

1,000,000500.000250.000400.000100.000250.000200.000400.000200.000 200,000200,00050.000

150.000200.000 100,000 100,000100,00050.000

100,000300.000

50.000100.000100,000100,000100,000100,000300.000200.000300,000

CrossDeposits. Par.

1,567,570 7,146,183 863,444 2,600,370

a329,267 o 3 ,260,205 558,500 8,895,335 371,967 2,379,904 598,433 10 401966

e ll l ,9 0 7 e l ,373,714 o365,197 o3,749,661 o311,307 a2,000,993

629,594 6,761,044

98,197 3,589,385 306,520 3,981,130

78,231 3,959,977 33,914 429,41778,549 1,144,05658,491 2,989,956 85,289 497,27231,311 t 1,066,926

o377,744 o4 ,207,781

37,899 966,166189,492 1,274,981

60,920 1,945,149 e93,534 e l ,076,969

0148,392 a944,167

C34.570 c l , 389.924 133,756 1,085,189110,739 2,548,274 79,034 1,373,66965,690 2,735,807 40,109 1,628,626

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130 140NORTH CAROLINA— Nat.bks. Dec. 31; Slofe institutions latest returns.

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...........

Raleigh— Citizens Nat Bank. Comm’l Nat Bauk. Merchants’ Nat Bk Raleigh BkgATrCo

W ilm ington— Amor Bk A Tr C o .. Murchison Nat Bk. People’s Sav Bank. Wllm Sav A Tr C o.

W inston-Salem Merchants Nat Bk. People’s Nat Bank. Wachovia Bk A Tr

250,000 e230,242 e2,864,296 100 185500,000 e 174,763 e l,993,195 100 182300,000 491,977 1,131,333 100 210200,000 e314,744 e l,566,744 100 215100,000 el 13,897 e2,081,297 100 225350,000 429,927 3,101,304 100 205500.000 265,039 1,579,927 100 15350,000 67,839 358,002 100 200

100,000 r i l l , 437 r 1,045,971 100100,000 529,737 2,452,937150,000 a253,046 02,378,694 10050,000 42,191 541,293

100,000 55,349 572,404400,000 el32,497 c3,548,291 100200,000 53,917 2,443,169 100100,000 e34,062 1,439,709 10025,000 37,200 294,035 100

Per share.300,000 el03,030 e2,215,710 100 150300,000 e 154,499 e3,787,721 100 n o100,000 e 150,000 et,521,241 100 200100,000 45,867 809,943 100 150Per share.200,000 39,277 3,185,480 100 110 1151,000,000 770,000 10,098,044 100 160 16565,000 130,000 1,550,000 25 75

100,000 312,397 2,963,095 50 255 —

100,000 23,829 342,939 100150,00C 31,924 1,364,005 1001,250,000 802,667 14,831,725 100

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

2,500,000 2,881,167 71,084,756 100 *395350,000 391,744 8,863,700 100 250

50,000 139,967 2,460,202 50 1/18050,000 38,824 1,410,991 100

200,000 190,067 3,741,603 50 1/1851,000,000 a739,902la8,258,766 100 175 1851,500,000 a l,303,467 a8,640,309 100 173

200,000 471,247 7,601,998 50 375500,000 560,329 7,186,966 200 280500,000 528,799 10,851,193 100 1/300

100,000 11,512 955,691 50 102300,000 656,560 8,467,117 100 1/250

4,000,000 4,889,493 66,183,725 100 2902,500,000 2,691,717 57,778,000 100 281 2851 2/50 OOO 73fi 0/5/5 22,685,426 1003)000,000 3 ,494,443 42,180,401 100 210 215H

500,000 279,914 15,324,794 100 320 330250,000 153,027 4,806,796 100 1/165500,000 1,261,026 14,186,370 100 330750,000 365,275 1,482,763 100 150350,000 540,334 8,167,912 100 i/275

Per share.100,000 31,091 643,496 100200,000 18,000 1,508,309 100 90 100700,000 150,207 3,979,968 100 100 105300,000 226,474 5,112,531 100 175 200

50,000 77,212 828,949 100300,000 441,569 6,380,044 100 250 265

25,000 51,777 731,169 100 140 160700,000 697,917 6,035,990 100 225 250500,000 188,277 6,189,760 100

40,000 5,997 477,882 100100,000 110,194 1,938,600 100 190 200200,000 214,779 3,559,691 100 175 200500,000 522,047 6,785,908 100 220 240400,000 568,770 8,637,702 100 250 265400,000 173,207 4,005,439 100 110 125

Per share.200,000 313,771 4,835,323 100 300 310300,00C 174,327 2,443,274 100 _•___ _ 165100,000 70,90S 1,341,655 10c 150600,00C 368,237 2,371,577 10<J 145200.00C 119,937 1,612,443 10c 145200.00C 120,893 1,068,424 10(J 145400.00C 280,967 1,937,194 10c 175500,00C 308,90S 2,587,778 10c 176100 000 32,931 1,165,775 10c300,000 350,000 8)306,323 100 200 210

Per share.200,000 64,199 4,061,468 10c 110221,600 149,169 4,446,279 5C 150 160500,000 1,276,477 7,896,309 10c 330250,000 393,191 3,965,902 10c 260160.90C 38,076 1,633,179 10c 116150,000 292,767 1,948,095 10c 340

1.000.00C 448,34C 10,297,971 10c 1451.000.00C 713,497 8,489,020 10c 168

850,00C 507,099 12,947,339 10c 1501.000.00C 2,154,869 13,593.33C 10c 300 320

250,00C 257,711 3,832,315 10c 180 195300,00C 78,372 2.198.89C 10c 125300.000 526,709 3,114,059 10c 260 300sno.noc 78.07C 1,997,077 10c250,000 338,388 1,009,411 100 240

Per share.200,00c 180,671 4,322,261 10c300,000 347,291 4,513,812 100

1,500,000 1,159,718 14,247,775 100 2151,500.00C 1,658,412 14,937,079 10C 215

400,00C 351,404 4,403,59{ 10< _ _100,000 tj 70,412 1,382,972

OKLAHOMA— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.

Guthrie—First Nat Bank____ 100,000 a47,539 a l,280,461 100

Per share.visa

Guthrie Sav Bank. 25,000 6,400 523,000 100 1/110Logan County Bk. Oklahoma State Bk

25,000 3,914 259,729 100 1/10050,000 7,500 525,000 100 1/110

McAlester—Amer Nat Bank__ 100,000 11,901 1,369,697 100

Per share.1/120

City Nat Bank___ 50,000 5,600 710,166 100 1/115First Nat B of Me A 100,000 35,119 2,681,509 100 1/125

Muskogee—Commercial Nat Bk 250,000 87,704 5,145,193 100

Per share.1/125

Exchange Nat Bank 150,000 30,190 2,562,136 100 115 120First Nat Bank____ 250,000 100,000 5,703,720 25 1/130Muskogee Nat Bk. 100,000 75,639 1,147,933 100 120

Oklahoma C lty -Amer Nat Bank__Farmers’ Nat B k ..

500,000 135,777 9,921,114 100Per share.

1/130100,000 70,000 3,583,007 100 1/115

Okla. Stk Yds N.B. 250,000 e357,499 e4,315,732 100 V120Security Nat Bank- State Exch Bank..

200,000 180,114 5,718,573 100 1/125100,000 13,722 1,697,089 100 VllO

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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H2 BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES [Vol. 106W here Names are Printed In Italics Fuller Returns May be fou nd In the Advertising Colum ns

PENNSYLVANIA Nat.bks.(.exc. Phila.) Dec. 31; State inst. latest returns

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.

Capital.Surplus

& ProfitsGross

. Deposits Pat . Bid. Ask.

$ 8 $ Pet8- 125,000 146,07 1 1,581,295 50 .........k- 200,00 0 386,067 4,799,033 100 .........- - 100,00 0 64,94 2 836,75 6 100 .........- - 300,00 0 s941,94 4 s4,120,70 6 100 _____Jo 700,00 0 545,31 4 3,374,41 7 100 _____Jo 1,000,00 0 1,151,19 4 5,376,78 8 100 .........PJo 250,00 3 114,90 7 1,598,69 7 53 _____Jo 150,00 ) 108,21 695,29 10J _____Jo 400,00 ) 69,10 . 2,074,92 103 _____XV2o 100,00() 1,230,29 6,806,21 5() _____

Per£- 1,000,00( *720,09i *4,328,33< 1 10C 198 201i - 200,00( *439,52" *3,975,20( 1 10( 365- - 50,00(> 31,22' 386,491 I 5( 78 80- - 300,00( *642,64" 1)3,942,10' 10( *415-- 150,00( 185,77' 970,741 i 3( 73 *75Jo 125,00( 164,975 1,832,291 1 2 *80Jo 125,00( 664,79' 2,271,534 6( 300-- 300,OOC 106,021 954,921 5( 58 *60

Per-- 150,00C 431,49' 1,010,991 10C 325 350-- 100,OOC 237,47c 1,503,20 10C 200 210-- 125,00C 100,791 594,72C 10C 150 160-- 250.00C 328,11] 1,895,945 10C 200 210- 243,OOC 161,70C 1.034.35C 10C 200 210Jo 162,962 109,967 897,397 3C 45 47

Per- 300,000 757,339 6.498.45C 100 310- 300,000 »407,247 t)3,586,61] 100- 200,000 I 155,321 2,325,905 100 150- 300,000 0524,280 p7,366,726 100- 300,OOC 469,174 4,823,665 100- 200,000 367,579 3,248,794 100

- 125,000 65,902 537,225 50 70 75- 50,000 60,000 760,OOC 50 100 110- 100,000 496,171 1,613,727 100 1571k 300,000 515,947 2,290,707 25 60 62)4k 100,000 292,763 910,666 100 390- 125,OOC 338,000 1,526,OOC 25 100- 250,000 578.671 2,479,607 100 <400o 300,000 348,000 3,360,000 100 200- 400,000 622,170 2,743,987 100 300 320- 125,000 45,204 862.173 25 25 30- 250,000 117,367 1,347,315 100 <130

- 200,000 520,029 2,879,231 100Per

360share.375- 210,000 217,204 473,941 100 215 216- 200,000 213,930 2,203,905 100 220 225k 300,000 451,010 1,014,956 50 125 127- 125,000 99,547 575,100 100 140 142- 200,000 221,974 1,405,565 100 185 187- 225,000 795,587 3,496,221 50 255 260- 294,000 70,074 595,092 100 97 98O 250,000 1,157,717 6,957,077 100 595 600o 125,000 194,733 1,571,419 50 133 135- 125,000 523,301 3,042,639 50 324 325 C- 150,000 178,427 1,843,757 50 113 115 (

]Deposits oj banks date Jan. 26 19 18 Per- 200,000 cl06,269 c l ,322,612 50 <541$ 1- 300,000 cl85,723 c l ,414,771 100 .........1 1 2 5 ” I- 1,000,000 2,086,837 19,156,000 100 _____ l 245 I- 300,000 681,991 4,122,000 100 _____ l 275 j- 1,000,000 4,009,847 20.217,000 100 ......... 1 115 ?k 1,000,000 2,097,933 39,928,000 100 _____ l 397 J275,000 1,150,014 4,727,000 100 _____< 412 j< 2,000,000 1,571,707 14,041,000 100 ......... 1 144 % I* 1,500,000 1,840,714 35,707,000 100 ......... 1 2 2 0 I3,000,000 6,952.277 37,601,000 100 292 I1,000,000 5,012,672 54,239,000 100 .........1 500 I2,000,000 5,012,652 32,418,000 100 _____l 350K I250,000 410,792 2,948,000 50 101 1200,000 555,704 <3,382,186 100 .........1 328 L1,000,000 1,553,579 12,851,000 100 .........1 180 L200,000 018,763 <4,339,337 60 .........1 140 \250,000 1,185,977 5,367,000 100 .........1 125 V400,000 989,864 6,679,000 100 .........1 330 C200,000 234,404 3,882,000 100 .........1 <00 C200,000 857,966 4,123,000 100 ........ 1 101M C500,000 1,645,717 8,480,000 100 ........ 1 320 E1,500,000 5,517,244 17,373,000 100 ........ 1 160 F500,000 539,394 2,689,000 100 ____l 12 F300,000 C97.544 cl,486,996 50 __ 60 e280,000 684,949 <4,563,668 100 ____l 317 H B150,000 311,397 2,435,000 100 ____l <02 IV250,000 210,147 3,954,000 100 ____l 55H IV200,000 167,949 797,000 100 ____l 15 " O200,000 137,767 1,554,000 100 ____l 20 P200,000 143,132 1,854,000 100 ____l 10 p600,000 890,762 8,532,000 100 ____l >50 P500,000 1,101,700 9,691,000 100 ____l <45 It500,000 578,207 0,265,000 100 ____l ’03 S100,000 c27,279 c817,734 50 _____< 45 S200,000 195,464 1,154,257 100 ____l 60 T125,000 71,180 710,681 60 _____< 35 U750,000 578,860 6,771,189 50 63J4 M200,000' 169,117 1,873,947 100 _____< 149 V,270,825 306,425 2,451,694 50 .........< 100400,000 579,869 2,682,026 100 ____l 2 01K1,000,000 2,195,893 22,062,770 100 ____l 4 00'1,000,000 1,272,936 6,080,439 100 ____l 2 441,000,000 1,195,863 7,553,652 50 87156,575 38,349 543,103 25

.........

.........7 15

PENNSYLVANI A— (C ontinued.)

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 . . .

P ittsburgh—

Bk.

Capital.

250.000 125,500

5.000. 000 a l,470,000 o l ,530,000

250.000600.000500.000600.000 200,000

2,500,0001.000. 000

125.000200.000125.000500.000500.000200.000

2,000,000 1,000,000

200,000250.000

1,000,000125.000 438,038500.000150.000150.000150.000

2,000,0001,000,000

634,4501,000,0002,000,0001,319,6002,410,3001,000,000

400.000250.000150.000125.000

1,000,000160.000

2,000,000500,000

50.00075.000

100,000100,000

2,400,000200,000600,000600,000500.000750.000

6,000,000100.000100,000100,000

4.000. 000200,000200,000150.00050.000

172,700500.000200.000100,000100,000300.000

6.000. 000200.000

1,000,00050.000

200,000100,000

1,000,0003.000. 000

500.0002.000. 0001,000,0001,000,000

250.0002,600,0001.500.000

450.000250.000

2,000,000175.000165.400150.000125.000125.000200.000250.000

2,000,000474.400

2,000,000125.000300.000125.000

1.500.000350.000125.000

p?o V MfiSifT I5ivr-| aS T i 31“ ■n-D^MrSb” °! 8S7S& .

Surplus cfc Profit

Grossj. Deposits Pa r. Bid. Ask.

Pe share.$ $166,21 2 1,496,638 50 ......... . <60144,877 1,368,476 100 ......... < 102K86,17 t 1,878,769 1C3 ......... l 125

17,774,63 2 31.408.7C 8 100 ......... < 570J (10 3 ......... < 11812,226,99 9 932,91 1 \ 10 ) ......... < 115

544,14 J 3,864,33 3 5 ) _____ 7 177334,46 4,846,26 0 103 ......... 7 150K527,76 3 2,309,56 7 5 3 ......... < 102K

1,065,07 7,941,76 ) 10 3 ......... < 305K175,13' . 1,145,56 7 5 ) _____ 7 738,593,48 43,980,88 i 10() _____ < 800

796,21 7,704,71 < 10C ____ 7 15549.36Ci 1,204,85 . 10C ......... 7 110

230,61'* 1,847,28 l 10C ......... l 16098,88i 654,96 > 5C < 62K1.305.04C 5,857,20 5(

.........

......... < 176' "1,564,654 5,478,16 5C ......... 7 220

242,13- 3,750,63 . 51 ......... 7 60K5,392,00- 12,922,04 IOC ......... 7 521

510,12C 5,145,10 10C ......... ! 150M231,71' 2,927,0H ) 3{ 111K260,24C 1,873,303 i 2£ ! 64K218,19C 1,948,41 10C ......... ! 906,087 51.82C 2578,587 807,16' 5C ......... 30

2,220,32] 8,229,42( 1 10C ......... 550287,727 2,851,78C 50 _____ 200543,929 3,843,11: 50 ......... 258 K113,877 977,53C 10C ......... 132K

5,468,507 32,917,365 100 ......... 70076.86C 944,027 50 ......... 100

152,020 1,645,126 50 ......... 355,040.86C 17,719,611 100 ......... 8006,051,667 12,530,957 10C ......... A425

f 597,581 6,455,441 (100 ......... i 45l \100 ......... i 100K1,942,908 4,669,66C 100 ......... i 315

232,414 1,819,261 50 ......... i 62K77,774 1,565,491 50 ......... i 50K202,873 1,502,194 100 ......... i 24039,097 1,010,451 50 _____7 80 K

1,017,420 1,041,091 100 .........< 133K59,274 816,885 100 ......... 1 1001,897,667 7,830,13C 100 .........1 157 K580,149 3,647,779 50 .........< 148K

Notn’l pric$58,947 1,260,681 5065,779 1,129,674

394,004 2,060,589 50272,210 1,032,464 50

3,877,777 50,725,973 50881,520 7,886,959 501,021,399 12,983,071 1001,584,737 10,992,523 100608,341 8,760,975 100

703,797 8,199,236 501,886,377 47,601.123 100

673,120 5,611,227 100103,690 1,249,122 5097,970 1,225,709 100

1,090,096 22,548,734 1001,037,124 497,455 100

242,574 3,784,901 50723,619 8,704,677 100

40,144 1,278,098 50348,347 2,321,720 100621,370 8,149,301 100

*127,587 *1,170,260 10055,914 1,373,472 100

220,044 1,036,886 50118,570 1,623,930 100

4,140,107 124752 075 10081,842 1,343,903 100

1,747,927 10,190,972 100111,577 2,082,951 50208,224 1,317,000 10063,293 1,028.040 50

2,129,214 <7,150,000 1000,340,217 .1,802,348 100

240,797 3,444,908 1001,205,714 10,208,304 1001,204,390 6,995,677 100

442,037 7,083,701 100401,629 2,228,699 1003,505,313 4,101,403 50.,501,972 8,740,700 100235,787 : 0,027,902 100161,971 1,865,424 1003,133,092 6,300,168 100110,471 1,449,601 25128,207 1,213,346 100100,737 1,409,907 5021,175 601,196 5042,200 046,828 100 .

290,826 3,093,711 100170,314 1,552,101 100 .

,900,205 15,573,696 100 .109,024 2,103,084 100 .

,813,409 4,135,131 100 .77,170 984,814 100 .

204,277 1,858,790 100 .29,277 328,700

>,112,282 130237380 100 .398,547 5,223,193 100 .361,500 2,400,000 50 .

«*d March 5 1917. nSept. 11 1917. * Ex-dlvldend.

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b'EB., 1 9 1 8 .] BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES H3Where Names are Printed In Italics Fuller R eturns May be Found in the Advertising Colum ns

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------

Surplus

$400,020250.000100.000 200,000 100,000 100,000 200,000 100,000300.000250.000250.000125.000250.000500.000

400.000 80,000

1,500,00050.00060.000 60,00075.000

700.00060.000

400.000500.000500.000

60,000250.000200,000

200,000375.000400.000750.000500.000150.000150.000350.000

300.000100.000400.000100.000600,000400,000

200,000250.000100.000500.000225.000300.000 500,000.205.000250.000300.000

837,974274,171268,947921,544

76,730e330,509516,243251,176760,237202,972186,30379,797

1,224,870720,900

407,16951,500

1,755,24326,22272,919

102,00067,520

593,729100,000

1,163,869681,240207,192137,737118,81465,934

180,147 e614,440 «209,473

2,380,201 e l,285,972

563,440 e837,474 797,399

GrossDeposits. °ar. Bid. Ask.

s Per hare.3,715,981 30 90 97L928i973 100 150 55i ; i5 8 , l l l 100 200 1851,953,092 25 125 L30

415,720 50 68 752,658,260 100 315 5402|623,875 100 330 540

813,335 60 140 1501,233,622 100 290 5002,260,000 10 16 181,141,413 10 15 161,099,392 100 95 1055,766,939 100 600 3501,380,923 100 215 225

Per share.4,258,413 100 205 210

601,700 50 75 8020,035,133 100 350 380

220,022 50 62 66733,969 50 106 110

1,160,000 50 195 200670,747 50 87 92

9,045,145 100 305 3101,108,723 50 160 1706,848,996 100 445 4554,926,626 100 243 2482,177,643 100 118 1231,437,138 50 210 2151,893,569 50 85 891,360,999 100 125 129

Per share.1,412,041 50 *99 101

e3,655,989 10C *260 270e l,976,074 10(1 *129 1327,860,566 5C *192 197

e7,061,374 10C *350 3602,872,035 5(1 *193 198

e3,499,864 5C *315 3253,500,709 50 *165 170

Per share.2,296,101 10C 265

797,412 1004,118^548 100

604,100 1002,319,097 100

_________

i;905;432 5C _____Per share

c514,42C 10( *1091,941,221 5C 85 866901,804 101 i 195 210

e2,450,381 101 i *120eL306|52i 10( *110e l,615,11 2( *5294e2i074|99( 2. *38 y

—1,465,96 2 *35i;096il2i 5 3 *31 h1,395,01 2 53 57 y 60

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 ..

Capital.

$750.000750.000

1,000,000250.000

100,000500.000400.000500.000100.000300.000300.000200.000

1.500.000 600,000500.000

50.000100.000500.000200.000150.00050.000

300.00050.000

1.400.00050.000

350.000

1,000,000200,000100,000300.000220.000

1,100,000300.000350.000100.000

Surplus fc Profits.

GrossDeposits. Par. Bid. Ask.

$ $ Per share.337,917 4,359,721 100634,594 13,199,949 100575,000 11,761,241 100179,373 2,293,292 100

Per share.(23,000 (300,000222,967 4,848,019 100642,077 4|910,492 100124,869 2,077,767 100

9,500 250,000 10075,697 1,240,990 100

cl27,740 c l,907,264 100(92,000 (2,700,000 100

Per share.1,258,970 15,201,413 100 295 300

347,977 5,724,274 100 150 155705,399 5,988,770 100 255 260

54,800 1,599,632 100 375 400162,817 2,688,746 100 500 60097,717 4,235,979 100 135 14014,971 2,239,996 100 100 105

116,990 2,833,444 100 225 25029,690 619,969 100 140 15013,907 1,147,492 100 80 8569,000 950,000 100 255 275

379,554 13,788,747 100 180 190

57,517 1,269,444 100 400181,497 4,539,739 100 260 265

Per share._ e655,570 el0243,267 100 150 155

185,447 2,403,746 100 200 21024,983 587,964 100 120 12574,937 4,126,460 100 145 155

121,799 2,011,921 100 _____1,035,411 15,172,109 100 247 252

159,997 1,442,920 10C 120 125348,393 2,701,503 10C1 200 210

30,704 1,036,326 10C> 140 150

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.

500,000200,000100,000125.000200.000 60,000 50.00050.000

200,000 200,000 200,00050.000

500.000 50,000

100.000100,00060,000

100,000.400.000

50,000500.000100.00060,000

619,927187,321120,117

9,24577,09774,50931,96278,597

391,57941.000

259,17021,744

145,10935,34443,96457,92710.00042,494

186,44114,200

103,969103,711

18,974

548,739313,662348,399

1,699,551313,600

2,167,937455,000172,463

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.

300.000300.000100.000

100,000200,000150.000250.000

1.500.000200,000

1,000,000250.000150.000

1.500.0001,000,000

500.000300.000800.000 110,000 100,000

200,000500.000300.000

1,000,000100.000 600,000 200,000 100,000200,000300.000200.000

2,000,000400.000600.000500.000

1,000,0001,000,000

100.0002,000,000

500.000100.000500,000250.000200.000600,000500.000

1,000,000150.000300.000500.000500.000250.000600.000 100,000 300,000

768,589629,794c65,900

362,592C437.647C162.997

135,972

1,684,39410,340

1,679,09436,977

193,517541,741141,332106,73965,737

317,197153,94489,717

5,361,725 4,218,407

c l ,750,100

3,689,905 c2,363,403 c2,984,010 2,365,223

24,677,7152,093,989

23,048,4773,733,9962,664,444

17,021,7993,531,7352,766,9323,336,7159,661,9404.061.2122.185.212

e238,640283.000

«334,912547,297

27,1001,292,027

204,51961,600

178,949«237,869525,312516,067397,192450.000 104,772 542,239

1,013,01722,937

341,229306,097

95,992535,949

clOO.379289,177189,024

e242,944162,669

11,09049,57077,949

104,730140,494181,44730,127

210,339

e3,081,871 1,350,000

e8,082,985 13,031,227

560,000 12,512,409 5,041,452 2,000,0004,091,229

e2,485,288 5,071,291

19,094,02911,993,9298,723,4143,726,910

15,062,74116,014,712

1,069,391787,176

5,753,329 1,492,963 4,678,849

e l,749,264 2,468,933 3,352,919

e2,990,707 2,925,393

893,060 1,532,001 3,702,9623,801,9791,592,8805,445,994

289,7062,473,457

100100100100

100100100100100100100100100100100100

100100100100100100100

Per

Per

100100100100100100100100100100100

100100100100

Per350130355150235 165 125 150175236 500 250

Per

share.

share.

share.355135360160168130

185241

share.

Per share.100 160 185100 150 160100 275 300No minal prices100 190100 325 350100 185 190100 120 125100 170 177100 300 310100 125 140100 55 65

Per share.

Per share.

___ ____ 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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Where Names are Printed In Italics Fuller Returns May be fou nd In the Advertising Columns

UTAH National banks Dec. 31; Slate institutions latest returns.

Capital.Surplus

<fc Profits.Cross

Deposits. Por. Bid. Ask.Ogden—

First National Bank 5150,000

$184,744

%3,244,632Commercial Nat Bk 100,000 184,311 1,626,767 100Plngree Nat Bank. 175,000 77,479 3,188,912 100Utah Nat Bank__ 150,000 52,517 1,597,611 100Salt Lake City—

Continental Nat Bk 250,000 83,944 4,346,881 100Per

180share.185Deseret Nat Bank. 600,000 640,974 4,519,012 100 300 302Deseret Sav Bank.

Farmers’ A 8tock-100,000 844,939 3,455,464 100 1020 1025

growers Bank__ 300,000 54,117 795,144 100 86 87Merchants’ Bank.. 250,000 77,277 1,828,660 100 93 94McCorulck A CoBk 600,000 336,067 10,143,920 100 290 292Nat Bk of Republic 300,000 334,512 6,892,095 100 240 241National City Bank 250,000 68,214 3,446,808 100 168 170National Copper Bk Utah State Nat Bk.

300,000 78,179 4,626,104 100 124 125600,000 137,867 5,639,356 100 235 236Utah Sav A Tr Co. 300,000 70,917 1,462,317 100 100 101Walker Bros, B’kers 500,000 187,690 7,920,900 100 239 240Zlons S Bk A Tr Co 600,000 283,997 7,246,132 100 347 348

VERMONT— National banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.Barr

Barre S Bk & Tr Co Granite S B & T C o People’s Nat Bank. Quarry S Bk A TCo

B urlington— Howard Nat Bank. Merchants Nat Bk. Burlington Tr C o ..

M ontpelier— Capital 8 B A T Co First National Bank Montpelier Nat Bk M ontp’r S B & T C o

R utland— Baxter Nat B ank.. Clement Nat Bank. Killlngton Nat Bk. Rutland Co Nat Bk Rutland Trust C o.

50.00075.000

100,000 100,000300.000150.00050.000

100.000 100,000150.000100.000100,000100,000100,000100,00050.000

59,51727,76740,53711,714

318,717nl94,194

285,101196,52938,679

167,074231,82471,677

173,93790,31769,799

177,000

1,723,5251.926.723

827,0631,278,4111,429,687«411,736

4,094,7752,467,2311.100.723 1,596,924 4,303,104

358,9081,866,718

351,401874,061

2,014,000

100100100

100100100100100100100100100100100100

Per

Per

Per

Per

share.

share.

share.

share.110200130130

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 ..

400,000 o256,017 o2,930,377 100 2001,000,000

250.000200.000 200,000350.000

2,000,000150.000100.000400.000

1,000,000600.000 200,000 219,750

1,000,0001,000,0001,000,000

705,930198,932143.567 25,997

C104.507 1,372,100

d l l ,536 137,947

c l ,527,422 c950,914

01,418,194 313,909563.567

1,140,717218,474549,077

14,843,324 2,122,199 2,167,423

652,978 c l ,696,972 23,402,661

d414,670 1,006,730

C17849.714 cl6577,392 10,281,607 1,689,499 1,297,986 3,017,074 1,099,568 2,202,099

10010025

1001001001001001001001002550

100100100

Per197200

4275

11820773

21055017040089

275180110275

share.203205

4890

120210

80250600180450

92290190115300

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

Per share.400,000 24,939 807,441 100 100200,000 5,690,779 1001,200,000 280,497 12,424,143 100 *235 245400,000 322,924 9,657,726 100 275 300200,000 118,193 3,286,075 100 3001,000,000 638,471 16,779,433 100 295 300600,000 193,347 5,034,955 100 175100,000 206,907 2,896,663 1001,000,000 568,467 14,588,717 100 1801,000,000 284,007 24,782,735 100 250100,000 25,441 2,271,212 100 150600,000 107,997 2,393,476 100 100600,000 184,922 4,917,329 100 126100,000 16,707 1,862,234 100 125400,000 130,000 7,502,762 100

Per share.100,000 1,524,676 1001,000,000 237,249 9,853,053 100 150 160250,000 96,272 3,823,707 100 135 1501,200,000 308,049 18,389,276 100 150 160100,000 33,122 942,005 100 110 1201,000,000 250,791 11,427,192 100 150 175200,000 113,597 205,788 100 120 130200,000 53,984 833,173 100 120 135

Per share.1,000,000 244,000 11,600,000 100 200100,000 50,510 1,610,435 100 130 140200,000 cl3,791 c2,961,439 100 75 80500,000 448,144 5,920,942 100 160 170200,000 29,649 1,118,141 100

WEST VIRGINIA— Nat. banks Dec. 31; State institutions latest returns.

W heeling—Bank of Ohio Valley Centre WheellngSav Cltlzens’-Peoples’

Trust C o......... ..City Bank of Wheel Commercial Bank.German Bank____Germania Half-Dol­

lar Savings Bank Nat Bank of W Va. Nat Exchange Bank Quarter Savs Bank.South Side Bank__Dollar Sav A Tr Co Security Trust Co.I

Capital.

%175.00050.000

200.000150.000

*100,00080.00050.000

500.000500.000100.00025.000

500.000300.000

Surplus i Profits.

CrossDeposits. Par. Bid. Ask.

* $ Per share.47,211 1,401,447 70 8450,079 950,472 100 17063,299 654,978 100 126

263,000 4,126,448 100140,000 623,000 100 175651,274 3,700,686 100 500114,749 1,230,286 100 227328,267 5,323,894 100 161C595.231 c6,385,692 100 266" 21449,872 582,107 100 135118,000 1,100,000 50 175907,037 6,060,143 100 256285,000 1,718,000 100 170 1_____

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

c269,967 c3,783,327 100 205 21010,967 477,795 100 110 12065,764 1,632,794 100 225 230Per share.9,000 1,365,000 100

1,464,441151,747

36,151,274 100 199 2004,095,764 100 140 150181,349 6,070,281 100 145 150860,400 7,723,277 100 245 250750,000 16,129,964 100 175 18584,534 2,075,279 100 100 102624,587 7,040,002 100 215 220

747.567 21,721,672 100177,971 2,493,817 100 155 1651,544,999 35,960,704 100 198 200216,979 100343,522 2,296,630 100 160 165

WYOMING— National banks Dec. 31.Cheyenne—■

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

01,947,118 300,0007,000,000

12,868,13267,576,899

10007,000,000 100 185Standard Bank___ 3,413,570 4,413,570300,000

53,687,860 50 200Sterling Bk of Can. 1,215.247 10,968,893 100

QUEBEC.

Montreal—Bank of Montreal.. Bank of Br Nor Am Banqued’Hochelega Merch Bank of CanMolson’s Bank___Provlnc’ l Bk of Can Royal Bk of Canada

Quebec— Banque Natlonale. Union Bank of Can

16,000,000Per cent.16,000,000 317866123 100 2104,866,606 3,017,333 53,408,271 V 11204.000,000 3,700,000 31,604,784 100 14007,000,000 7,000,000 95,237,363 100 16704,000,000 4,800,000 48,107,845 100 179%01,000,000 700,000 14,052,263 100

12,911,700 13,471,700 239588839 100 2082,000,000 2,000,000 28,219,179 100 14805,000.000 3,400,000 104838193 100 136

. 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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