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DUE ?945
External obligation o?
the French Republic
Sinking Fund provides
retirement of at least
?$4,000,000 annually.
Non-callable until De?
cember, 1525. Redeem?
able on and after that
date only at 110.
At market (rto? about W?y%)
Yielding 7.85%
Cireular upon r*<**u*st for AK-?3S
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Electric
A discussion of the
status of this company
is contained in our
latest financial letter;
also a survey of cur?
rent market condition?
and brief analyses of
several issues having
Interesting speculative
features.
Copies to investors on request
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120 BROADWAY
NEW YORK
Members New York Stock Exchange
NEW ISSUE
Standard Gas &
Electric Company
20 Year Secured
7V2% Bond*
Yield 8.10%
Limited to the present i?*ua
of $3,500,000
Income from pledged collat?
eral alone exceeds Five Times
interest requirements of these
Bonds.
Monthly Sinking Fund retires
$300,000 of these Bonds nn
nuallv until 1924; $160,000
annually thereafter.
$100, $500 and $1,000 Bonds
for cash or on part payments.
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Bonds for Investment
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA
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tr.
Horn & Hardart(N.Y.) Com.
Johns-Manvifle, Inc., Com.
Victor Ta!krag Mach. Stk.
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fh?a?a4uoa to 4?18 John, it Waji at, JJ, x.
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Harris, Forbes & Co
Pin? Street, Cerro?' WlllUm
NEW YORK
?1
We Finance
Elitotrto po-irer and MtfM en t ?rprtsee
with record? at eatablisl'.ed eaxnluge
Electric Bond & Share Co.
(ysSa-Vv Capital efc Surplua $2?,600,000)
?I Broadway, Now York
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Guaranty Trust Co,
National City Bank
MeCl.UPE,JONES&REeD
?*?/i r???M?r* hm* York Stock Keehang?
1 : .*. !*?.,? , v I'hone 8321 Kuutorr
The Trend in Finance
Speculative Sentiment More Optimistic as Rise in
Security Quotations Continues ; The
Example of Cotton
AS THE ticker tape continued last week to relato the story of rising
quotations for securities, the financial district went further in
the process of becoming cheerful. Rumors that are ingeniously
set afloat when speculative pools set out upon the task of attaining higher
prices for a given security were in the air, and gossips began to talk about
the resumption of cosmic plans for expansion which had been dropped as
early as the fall of 1919, when the task of squeezing tho water out of
Stocks and commodities started. -?
The temper of men at the market?
place was plainly different from what
it had been less than three weeks ago,
before the decline in stock prices was
checked. In place of blueness, there
was a disposition to perceive the fa
vorablo aspects of the situation.
Yet, withal, despite an increased pub?
lic participation, the Initiative for stock
movements seemed to remain largely
in the hands of professional specula?
tors. Floor traders and other regulars
changed their position. The altered
view was signalized by the public
statement by Jesse Livermore, who is
credited in Wall Street legend with
?leadership at the market, that defla?
tion had run its course.
The turn in cotton, which started at
least a week earlier, was a powerful
influence in the stock market. Cotton
continued to make net gains for the
week, although severe reactions took
place on Wednesday and Thursday.
Recent history in the cotton market
reveals in a classic manner the natural
correctives operativo in the world of
economics. In the last year cotton
quotations sank so low that farmers
in the South were bereft of incentivos
to plant a bumper crop, particularly
since the holdover from last year was
large. Nature co-operated in the ef?
forts to curtail production. As a re?
sult, the government reports an un
precedentedly short crop. Hence, specu?
lators, foreseeing a shortage, bid up
prices about 100 per cent. If any con?
siderable share of the increase is held,
Southern farmers will be encouragod
to increase production next season and
prices will react rrom abnormally high
levels. The optimist will remark that
"all's well that ends well,"* but the
critic will complain that the process
of adjustment is irrationally severe.
Professor Irving Fisher was quoted
in 1919 as remarking that those who
spoke of pre-war prices were talking a
dead language. What happened to the
quotations of some commodities dur?
ing tho last year of downward reaction
was somewhat in the nature of a resur?
rection.
i, *
T5i a decline of the German mark to
th? lowest level at whieh It was ever
quoted during the last week can
scarcely be a surprise to vigilant on?
lookers. Before reparations payments
were made German currency, created
by the flat of the printing press, was
wholly out of relation to the gold cover.
Initial indemnity payments to the Al?
lies involved borrowing, and the strain
is beginning acutely to be reflected in,
the exchange value of the mark. Ger?
mans anticipated this development by
attempting in recent weeks to convert
marks into securities and tangible
property. The flight from the mark
became so intensified that the Boerse
!
authorities closed tha exchanga for
several days.
The mark will buy more goods and
services in Germany than its exchange
value indicates. For example, return?
ing tourists cite the relative cheapness
of taxi service in the new republic.
The cabs use the same meters that
were employed in pre-war days, when
the mark was wo"rth 23.8 cents. Now,
with marks depreciated, the drivers
multiply the amount indicated in the
meter by nine to twelve times, instead
of twenty.
The United States government has
taken official cognizance of the falling
cost of credit. In tho Treasury's latest
financing the offering of $600,000,000
of three-year 5% per cent notes, one
year 5^4 por cent certificates and six
months 6 per cent certificates, the in?
terest rates are M of 1 per cent less
than ?hoiC of the last previous Treas?
ury undertaking. The lowering of the
rates was not unexpected. The bank?
ing community had been looking for
such a development, for it has been in?
creasingly evident that the extraordi?
nary improvement in general credit
conditions must in time force a com?
pleta realignment of the investment
market. The belief that interest rates
must in the course of tho next few
years fall much lower is a corollary of
the general feeling that the long pull
trend of all investment securities is
upward. :
The bond market reveals excellent
powers of absorption. After having a
rest from new issues during most of
August the market is now being called
upon to take a substantial amount of
new offerings. Such flotations as have
been floated during the last week have
gon6 well. Investors appeaT to be
eager to buy high coupon rate bonds,
where the margin of security is ample
and most of these securities of recent
issu? have gone to a substantial pre?
mium. As to maturities, the market
is still favoring long-term bonds for
permanent investment.
The flow of funds to the interior-Ib
increasing. The statement of the New
York Reserve Bank last week dis?
closed this Interesting drift of bank?
ing funds away from New York to meet
tho needs of the districts where crops
aro now moving to market. Call money
was in liberal supply the first part cf
last week and loans we're made in tho
outside market at 4 per cent. As the
week closed, however, the loss of funds
to the Interior reflected in a hardening
in the rate to 6% per cent. This week
the money market will be affected by
the increasing demands for funds in?
cidental to the payment of the third
installment on account of Federal
taxes, due September 15.
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings
(Copyright, It21. Now Tork Tribune Ina)
Last weak.
Railroad stocks ..... 613,600
Other stocks .2,692,300
AU stocka .8,109,900
Wook
before.
481,600
1,901,200
2,332,700
BONDS
Last week. Week before.
IT. S. fOTernmrat bond?.$33,177,000 $32,182,000
Other bonds . 9,814,000 6,684,000
Railroad bonds .12,443,000 9,999,000
AU bonds.55,434,000 48,765,000
STOCKS
Year January 1 to date,
ago. 1921. 1920. 1919.
386,90? 24,299,900 38,142,300 74,301,800
1,876,600 93,991,200 115,902,300 150.504,900
2,263,600 118,291,100 154,044,600 224,806,700
January 1 to date.
Year ?re?. 1921. 1920.
$19,425,000 $1,297,037,000 $1,657,214,000
9,322,000 351,998,000 378,198,000
11,662,000 454,216,000 485,331,000
40,409,000 2,103,251,000 2,520,743,000
Record of Stock and Bond Averages
(Copyright, If 21. Now York Tribuno Tno.)
20 Railroads .
SO Industr?ala
80 Stocka ....
Last week.
High. Lew.
64.7S 63.65
68.14 65.93
67.60 65.02
10 Railroad?._ 76.0? 76.49
10 Industr?ala. 82.42 82.21
8 UtiUtles . 75.26 74.72
29 Bonds. 78.49 78.17
STOCKS
Year age.
High. Low.
68.18 66.89
87.10 ?6.87
70.52 78.86
BONDS
73.32 73.00
83.40 83.07
70.70 68.95
76.82 78.32
Rango Jan. 1 to
date.
High. Low.
64.60 67.40
79.13 60.80
74.12 61.0?
Range full
year 1920.
High. tow.
73.80 68.60
110.00 67.67
92.96 64.30
76.23
84.53
78.70
78.41
71.01
80.45
70.13
75.25
76.97
91.45
74.66
81.71
66.79
81.30
67.44
73.94
Transactions Last |Week in Listed Stocks
High
1921.
48
19%
52
39 Va
V/a
1%
B5/a
9374
391 i
65'/a
84
64
51
65%
63
32%
88
133
114
29
23 '/a
67
8%
135
13?8
67H
69 !/a
65
63? ?
11%
62 Vz
921/2
?3'/4
107/*
10
14
44?4
83
72%
112'/-.
31%
81
90
107?/*
88
108%
129%
94
127%
96/4
82/4
98
39/a
10
33
43/2
?25
3/2
107/a
35/a
63?i
87/4
7/a
99/4
9
76
44/a
23%
13/4
47a
84%
42%
64
35
62 /a
65
93/4
107/a
6
147a
6/4
?3
6
15%
28
19%
7/a
53
647?
49%
79
119/4
853?
10/4
43/*
96
32 /a
86
65/2
6/a
?/a
20%
31
46%
71
110
70%
34%
67/a
78
12%
27/4
36%
32%
63
39/4
12%
62/4
42/4
61
80
12
91%
21%
66
88
5
76/a
105
44%
107/a
26
67%
33/2
44
103%
249
98^4
21%
4/a
25%
69/4
98/a
15/4
22%
Date.
Sept 6
Jan 7
Jan 10
Jan 10
Feb 8
Feb 9
Jan 14
Jan 26
May 2
Jan 6
J?n 7
*#rt? 28
Feb 15
May 2
Apr 6
Jnn 29
.Inn 20
Sept 10
Fcb 23
Jan 27
Jan 20
Apr 26
Jan 11
May 9
May 18
May 18
May 2
Apr 29
Mny 6
Apr 22
Jnn 31
Jan 29
Sept 10
Feb 26
Jan 7
Jan 20
May 2
Jan 20
June 6
May 24
Jan 4
Mar 7
Jan 19
Jan 27
Mar 1
Mar 29
May 24
Jan 31
May 23
Juno 9
May 4
Juno 1
Jan 20
May 16
Jan 14
May 11
Aug 19
Jan 13
Mar 23
May 6
May 21
Aug 1
Jan 4
July 28
Jan 3
Jan 3
Jan 7
Apr 30
Jan 4
Jan 29
Jan 11
May 9
Jan 11
Jan 3
May 6
May 6
Jan 11
Jan 16
Mar 23
Jan 25
Jan 11
May 20
Jan 7
May 2
Ang 2
Apr 19
Jan 8
May 3
Feb 17
May 13
May 13
Jan 11
Feb 18
Apr 27
Jan 19
Jan 12
Jan 20
Apr 30
May 18
Jan 31
May 9
May 9
Jan 12
Jan 12
Jan 11
Jan 11
Jan 11
May 18
May 10
May 10
Feb 11
May 11
Aug 3
May 6
Jan 29
May 6
Jan 8
Feb 10
May 9
Jan 13
Feb 18
Jan 6
May 17
Jan 6
Jan 3
Jan 6
Jan 7
Mar 26
Jan 17
May 2
Jan 11
Feb 14
Feb 18
Fcb 28
May 26
May 11
May 16
Sept 7
Apr 21
Jan S
May 6
May 2
Bept 9
May 9
May 9
Low
1921.
26%
11
35
17
'/?
1
34
83
28/4
26/a
61
46/a
25%
29/B
42
23 /a
7634
116/4
108
10
15%
35/a
4/4
113
a
40/a
42
67
21%
7%
17
39%
73/a
98%
3/a
4/a
'29%
63%
63
95
18
78
68%
85%
37%
95%
111/*
86
110
90/.
57
93
20/a
6%
22%
313/4
20
1
93
24
45
76%
2
77
4/a
18
IS3,*
10
8/s
2/a
62%
30%
47
14%
39/a
41/a
87
93%
3
9/a
2/a
81/4
3?4
10%
14/2
7%
3%
41/a
63%
25
68/2
101
70%
4
22/a
67'/a
23
39%
46
Va
6%
14
22
32
60/a
95
47
22%
66/a
683/4
9
19/a
19
22
52
27%
2%
9/4
28%
21/4
65
3%
77/a
1234
34%
82/2
Vz
69
96
22/a
49
6
17/4
12
23
90
93
88/4
10/?
2/a
18
52
87
11%
16/a
7
6
13
3
7
Dir.
Pete. In $.
Jan 3 ?
Sept 2 ?
Aug 15 8
Sept 2 ?
June 8 -?
Jan 3 -?
Aug 15 4
Juno 23 7
Aug 24 4
Aug 29 ?
Aug 29 ~
Jan 6 4
June 23 ?
Aug 10 ?
Jan 3 4
Juno 21 ?
June 25 7
June 17 12
May 23 7
Sept 9 ?
June 23 ?
July 6 ?
Aug 11 ?
Aug 25 8
Apr 14 ?
Feb 2 ?
Jan 25 6
Jan 4 6
Aug 26 ?
Aug 23 1
Aug 26 ?
Aug 22 ??
June 20 6
Jane 20 7
Aug 30 ?
Ang 19 ?
Aug 25 ?
Aug 26
Jan 11
Jan 3
Aug 24
Aug 29
Aug 30 ?
June 16 7
Aug 27 8
Jan 3 9
June 21 12
Aug 27 6
Jan 3 12
Jan 14 7
Feb 21 7
Feh 21 7
Aug 12 ?
Sept 1 ?
Aug 22 ?
Aug 23 ?
Apr 15 ?
July 28 ?
June 20 6
Jan 26 4
Jan 6 7
June 20 6
Sept 1 ?
Apr 27 7
Aug 23 ?
June 17 ?
June 17 ?
Aug 24
June 13
Sept 10 ?
June 24 7
Mar 11 ??
Mar 14 4
June 29 ?
June 24 6
June 22 5
Juno 13 7
June 22 8
Aug 20 ?
June 13 ?
Aug 24 ?
Jan 8 10
Aug 24 ?
June 20 ?
Jan 4 ?
Aug 22 ?
Aug 25 ?
Jan 4 2
July 28 6
Jan 6 ?
Jan 4 6
June 20 10
July 28 7
June 14 ?
Aug 24 ?
Aug 26 ?
Mar 10 ?
Aug 29 6
June 20 ?
Apr 28 ?
June 23 ?
June 18 ?
June 20 ?
June 21 ?
Apr 15 5
July 1 7
Aug 25 4
May 11 ?
June 21 6
Mar 11 7
Apr 15 ?
Mar 30 ?
Feb 24 ?
July 29 ?
June 20 6
Jan 8 ?
Aug 24 ?
Aug 24 ?
June 21 4
June 24 ?
Apr 19 7
Aug 20 --
Jan 7 7
Aug 28 ?
Aug 16 7
Aug 25 8
Aug 26 ?
June 21 5
Juno 15 7
Aug 23
Aug 28
July 11 ?
Aug 23 ?
Aug 17 ?
Mar 23 4
Apr 14 9
Aug 23 10
Sept 7 8
Jan 2 1
Jane?4 ?
Juno 24 ?
Jan 7 6
Jan 5 7
Mar 12 ?
June21 ?
Sale?.
Adams Express .... 2200
Advance Itumcly . . . 4700
do pf .. 300
AJ?x Robber . 4300
Alaska Gold Mines.. 1200
Alasita JuneAU . 8100
Allied Chem A. Dye. 6400
do pf . 300
Allls Chalmers _ 6200
Amer Agr Chem... 4100
do pf . 1100
Amer Bonk Note. .. 100
Amer licet Sugar... 1000
Amer Bosch Mag... 1700
Amer Br 8h & Fdy. 100
Amer Can . 6000
do pf . 400
Amer Cor ft Fdy.. 9500
do pf . 200
Amer Chicle . 100
Amer Cotton Oil... 1000
do pf ....,. 800
Amer Drug Syn. 400
Amer Express . 100
Am Hide & Leather 800
do pf . 700
Amer Ico . 200
do pf . 100
Amer Inter Corp... 22200
nirrn.
48
13'/4
40
20/a
M
Net
Low. Close, chge
46 46 -|
11% 13 -)- 1
363^ 40 + 4
20/2 |- 2
19
Amer La-Fra Fire E
100
Amer Linseed . 500
do pf . 400
Amer Locomotive... 253G0
do pf . 200
Amer Safety Razor.. 3200
Amer Ship & Com.. 4000
Amer Smelting _ 14900
do pf . 1600
do Sec pf A. 100
Amer 8nuff . 200
Amer Steel Fdy_ 9400
do pf . 100
Amer Sugar .27400
do pf . 500
Amer Sumatra Tob. 24300
Amer Tel ft Telcg.. 13400
Amer Tobacco . 14850
do pf . 300
do B . 6000
Amer Wholesale pf. 100
Amer Woolen . 51300
do pf . 600
Amcr Writ Paper pf 200
Amer Zinc ft Lead.. 600
do pf . 200
Anaconda . 12900
Ann Arbor pf. 700
Assets Realization .. 100
Associated Oil . 200
Asso Dry Goods. 100
do 2d pf. 100
At Top & Santa Fo. 4300
Atl Blrtn & Atl_ 10C0
AU Coast Line. 300
Atlantic Fruit . 800
Atl Gulf & W I S S 42600
? do pf . 3000
2/a Atlantic Petrol . 1200
? Austin Nichols . 400
? Auto Sales Corp_ 200
7 Baldwin Loco .143200
? Balto & Ohio. 11900
do pf . 1000
Barnsdall?B . 300
Bethlehem Steel .... 1200
do Class B.27400
do 7% pf. 200
do 8% pf. 200
Booth Fisheries _ 700
Bklyn Rap Transit. 3400
Brunswick . 100
Burns Bros . 500
Butte Cop * Zinc. 1900
Butte & Sup Cop... 6000
Butterick . 1100
Caddo Oil . 6700
Callahan Zinc & L 1800
Calumet & Arizona. 100
Calif Packing . 400
Calif Petrol . 87C0
400
13700
100
100
11100
390O
2800
74900
3600
300
500
do pf .
Canadian Pacific ..
Case J I pf.
Case Plow .
Central Leather...
do pf.
Cerro de Pasco. ...
Chandler Motors...
Chesapeake & Ohio.
Chic & East 111 pf.
Chic Gt Western...
do pf. 1000
Chic Mil & St Paul.
do pf.
Chic & Northw'n...
do pf.
Chic Pneum Tool...
Chic, R I & Pac...".
do 6% pf.
do 7% pf.
5700
8500
1900
200
1300
17800
800
300
Chile Copper . 13900
Chino Con Copper.
Coca-Cola .
Col Fuel & Iron_
Col Gas & Electric.
Col & Sonthern.
Col Graphophone...
5300
9800
200
6100
700
15400
do pf... 1400
Com-Tab-Recording. 400
Consol Cigars . 300
do pf. 100
Consol Distributor?.. 3900
Consolidated Gas_ 2200
Consol Textile. 8100
7 Continental Can_ 6100
8 do pf. 100
Continental Candy.. 4500
6 Corn Product? . 40300
7 do pf. 500
2/2 Cosden & Co. 12800
4 Crucible Steel . 48800
Cuba Ca?o Sugar... 19000
- do pf. 13300
- Cuban-Amer Sugar.. 4700
4 Davidson Chemical.. 400
Del ft Hudson. 400
Del, Lack & West.. 2000
Diamond Match. ... 100
Dome Mine?. 1300
Dul, So Sh ft Atl... 200
Elk Horn Coal. 100
Endicott Johnson ... 15100
do pf . 200
Erie . 2000
do 1st pf. 1100
?8
V/a
397?
86%
333/4
37
57/2
r>o/2
30%
34
453;v
28/8
803/4
133
109
10
20/4
45/2
4%
118-/2
IO/2
61
55/4
61/3
32</2
8%
20%
43
93%
104
4/?
.7
38
70/,
69
102
25
81/?
633/4
88/2
481/4
107/a
127
88 Vz
126
943/4
78
9734
25
8/4
25
38%
24 Vz
1!/4
97 Vb
30/2
54
85%
2/a
86%
5
27/4
22%
12
9/2
234
89%
39/8
51 Vz
17/2
61
55%
91
99
33/4
11
3/et
87
4%
15
25%
IO/2
4/4
47 ?/s
623/,
4O/4
75
113%
73
5%
29%
64
27%
49
56/2
S3/-*
7%
17
26%
40/a
6534
104
62/4
34
66
76%
U/4
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35%
25
57
36'/2
5%
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Price Trend of the New ?York Stock Market
-__- III I l.l l..?
The ?graph shows the -weekly fluctuations in the average prior? of twenty railroad stocks ?e one line ?and thirty industrial
stocks in the other ?since September 1, 1919
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1921.
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Salee?. Hijrli. ?Lern. Clod?, ehge.
do 2d pf. 300 1334 13% 13%+
Famourt Player? _23800 ?0 66%
do rf . HO? 81/a 78/2
Fed Min & Smelt pf 200 .22% 22
Fi?her Body . 2000 90
do pf . 800 100
Fisk Rubber Tire... 6600 10(4
Frccport Teins . 1000 12/4
Gaston William* ... 1400
Gen Aphalt . 84600
do pf . 300
(Jen ?'?,rar. 2200
Gen Electric . 10600 126% 121 % 126%+ 2/2
Gen Motor? . 90000 10/a- 9% 9%r
do i>r . 600 64/a 63/a
do 6% deb. 900 64/8 63/a
do 7% deb. 900 72/a 72%
Goodrlch B F. 2600 33/2 31/4
do pf . 300 76 75
Granby Mining - 1500 18 17
Gray & Davis. 200 12/, 12
Gt Northern pf.... 14600 76 72
Gt North Ore subs. 1900 2834 28
Greene Cananea Cop 600 22
Guantnnamo Sugar.. 700 8
Gulf Mob & Nor... 100 7/s
do pf . 500 21
Gulf Slate? Steel... 6600 40
TIaskell & Bar Car.. 4900 59
Hartman Corp - 100 70
Hendee Mfg . 600 1'
Homestako Mining. . 100
Houston Oil . 6400
Hupp Motor? . 2400
Hydraulic Steel - 200
Illinois Central . 600 95%
60Indiahoma Rfg . 3400 2%
Indian Rfg . 100 7/2
Inspiration Copper. . 9500 35
Intcrb Con Corp.... 10700 3
do pf . 1300 9/4
Inter Agriculture... 800 7%
do pf . 700 39%
Dir.
Dat? In %.
Apr 14 ?
July 21 8
July 22 8
Aug 30 4
June 28 10
June 29 7
Auff 3 ?
Aug 24 --
Aug* 29 ?
Aue 25 ?
Aus 25 5
July 15 6
Aug 25 8
Aug 24 1
Juno 10 6
Auk 22 0
Aug 20 7
June 24 ?
June 23 7
Aug 16 ?
Jan 6 ?
June 14 7
June 24 4
Mar 11 ?
Sept 9 1
Auk 11 ?
June 24 ?
June 25 ?
June 20 4
Mar 23 7
June 21 ?
Mar 4 ?
Ausr 25 ?
Jane 21 1
Aug 23 ?
Mar 12 7
June 29
Juno 13 ?
Mar 12 ?
Aug 30 ?
Auir 30 ?
Auk 29 ?
Sept 1 ?
June 29 2/2 Inter Cement . 500 24/2
7 /a
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15
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June 20 7
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Auk 24 ?
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May 31 6
June 7 8
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138/4 Jan 22 12
97% Jan 3 7
Apr 27 12
June 7 ?
Auk 25 1
Feb 3 12
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Auc 26 ?
Aus 14 7
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Jan 4 ?
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24
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Inter Harvester _ 11600 81
do rf . 100 101
Int<*r Motor? . 1000 32
do 2d pf. 100 68
Inter Paper . 11200 49
do pf stpd. 500 68
Inter Merc Marine.. 800 10/2
do pf . 3900 46
Inter Nickel ...?- 8100 14/a
Invincible Oil . 4000 9%
Iron Product? Corp. 200 22/8
Island Oil . 14600 2%
Jewel Tea . 3800 11
. do pf . 1600 33?4
Jones Bros Tea. 1300 21%
Kan City Southern.. 23900 27%
do Pf. 1200 61/2
Kelly-Springfield- 35800 4434
do pf. 200 70
do 8% pf. 4CO 80
KcLsey Wheel . 1000 61
Kennccott Copper... 7600 20/2
Keystone Tire . 6100 14
Lackawanna Steel.. 5500 41%
Laclrde Gas . 200 61%
Leo Rubber & Tire.. 1900 26/2
'a Lehigh Valley . 27C0 62%
Liggett & Myers.... 600 162
do pf. 600 102 IOI/2 102 +2
do B . 300 155 155 155 +4
Loews Co, Inc. 1W00 14% 12/2 14%+ 1%
Loft Candy . 5000 10% 8% IO/4+ 1/2
900 149% 14934 1493^+ 23/4
300 102 100 100/a? Vz
300 313/i 29% 313,4? '/4
700 110 109 110 + 2
+ 3
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Loore-Wiles Biscuit.
Louis & Nashville.,
39
12%
4
30%
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16
64%
1934
56/2
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79%
7134
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Mackay Cos. 100 65/2 65/2 65/2+ Vz
Mal'.inson & Co. 200 13
Man at i Sogar . 5900 28/4
Manhattan Elevated 1000 42
Marlnnd Oil . 850 16/2
Market St R pr pf. . 500 29
Martin Parry Corp.. 2000 14
Max Motor B. 300 9%
May Dcpt Stores_ 200 79
Mexican Petroleum .684500 119% 109/2 1173,4 + 11%
Miami Cons Copper.. 167X) 21/2 20/2 21/2+ 2
July 20 1.60 Middle Slates Oil... 18500 12/a *11/2 *11%+ %
June 22 ? Midvalc Steel . 2500 25 24/4 25+1
Minn & St Louis_ 3300 10%
M, St P & S St M. . 4200 71
Jan 8
May 2
Mar 28
Ja?.t 11
Jan 7
May 3
Jan 19
July 25
Jan 10
May 6
Jan 24
Jan 24
Jan 29
Jan 11
May 6
May 5
Auk 30
May 11
Jan 15
Fcb 5
Jan 15
May 11
Jan 12
Jan 13
Mar 2"
24/a Jnn 25
69% May 5
Jan 12
Auk 3
July 30
May 9
Jan 12
Fcb 16
Jan 14
Apr 30
May 9
May 10
Jan 3
Jan 17
May 18
May 9
May 6
Jan 11
Jan 3
Jan 13
Jan 13
Jan 31
Apr 5
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Aug 1
11%
73
64%
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110 ' Jan 20
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May 11 ?
Auk 24 7
Auk 22 7
Auk 24 ?
Auk 25 ?
Mar 11 ?
Mar 11 ?
Auk 21 3
Auk 25 ?
Sept 8 ?
June 23 ?
Auk 25 7
Sept 8 ?
Sept 9 7
Apr 13 ?
Auff 25 6
July 23 6
Jan 20 7
July 28 ?
Mar 31 ?
June21 6
Aug 17 6
June 21 5
June 20 5
July 16 5
June 24 5
Jan 28
June 18
Mar 1 I
Auk 23 ?
June 21 7
Auk 31 3
Aug 31 3
June 14 7
June 10 ?
Mar 8 50
May 31 ?
Auk 25 2
Auk 3 8
July 1 ?
Aug 25 2
Aue 26 ?
Jan 19 5
do pf. 100 87
Mo, Kan & Texas... 1900 2%
do pf. 500 3%
Missouri Pacific_ 4800 20
do pf. 4000 39%
Montana Power. 100 48%
Mont-tomery Ward.. 18400 20%
Mullins Body . 200 18%
Nat Acme . 1900 14%
Nat Biscuit pf. 100 112
Nat Cloak & Suit.. 700 20% 19%
do pf . 700 59 63%
Nat Cond & Cable.. 500 1% 1%
Nat Enam & Stamp. 1300 34% 33%
Nat Lead . 1100 75% 73%
do pf . 20O 103% IO3/2 103/2+ Vz
Nat li R Mex 2d pf 500 434
Nevada Con Copper. 2700 11%,
New Or Tex & Mex 500 53
N Y Airbrake.. 600 54%
N Y Central. 4400 72%
193^? 2%
63/4? 434
1%+ %
HVz+ 1/4
75 + %
N Y Chic & St L.
do 1st pf.
2900 61 (?
100 69
do 2d pf. 600 68%
1
2% N Y Dock. 300 30%
N Y N H & H. 6700 16%
N Y Ont & Western 500 19%
Norfolk Southern ... 1000 10
Norfolk & Western. 1100 96
Nor!h American . . . 9200 38%
do pf . 3200 33%
Northern Pacifie . . . 32800 78
Nova Scotia Steel. .. 600 25%
Nunnally . 200 9%
Okla Prod & Ref... 3300 1%
Orpheum Circuit ... 2000 21%
Otis Elevator . 150 88
Otis Steel . 600 10%
Owens Bot Mach... 600 28%
Pacific Devcl Corp.. 600 10%
Pacific Gas & Elec. 3700 56%
Mar 12 1% Pacific Oil . 48500 36%
Jan 18? Pacific Tel & Tel.. 400 50
2334 24
Aug 25 6
Ang 17 6
Aug 23 ?
June 23 ?
June 23 2
June 20 ?
Jan 3 ?
Mar 11 ?
Auk 26 3
June 17 ?
Auk 26 ?
Aug 26 ?
Aug 22 ?
Aug 22 8
July 16 5
Jan 8 6
July 13 7
June 21 ?
Mar 18
Aug 25 ?
July 5 7
Aug 24 8
June 4 ?
Auir 25 2
July 28 8
Pan-Amer Petrol .,. 13900 52% 48%
do B ..:. 11700 47% 43
Panhandle . 100 7% 7%
Parrish & Bingham. 500 10% 10%
Pennsylvania R R. . 13200 38% 38
Pcnn Seaboard Steel 10400 9 7%
People's Cas & Coke 9600 57 55%
P?re Marquette _ 2300 1934 19%
Philadelphia Co _ 1500 283/4 27%
Phillips Petrol _ 3800 24 22
Pierce Arrow . 19700 13% 11%
do pf . 2500 29 25
Pierce Oil . 4000 7% 6%
do pf . 4200 45% 43
Pittsburgh Coal _
do pf.
Pitts Ft Wr & Chi pf
3200 53%
500 87
55 120
Pitts & W Va. 1700 26%
200 14
3300 60
200 83
1% Pond Creek Coal..
- Pressed Steel Car
7 do pf .
8 Pullman Co . 7900 96
Punta Alegre Sugar. 3000 30%
Pure Oil . 4700 25%
Rway Steel Spring.. 2200 8434
June I4 3.41 Rand Mines . 200 25
Mar 12 ? Ray Con Copper_ 4600 13%
June 20 4 Reading.21100. 70%
June 24 2 do 1st pf. 400 40%
Aug 24 2 do 2d pf. 200 40
June 20 ? liera Typewriter_ 2900 25
June 21 ? Rcplcsrle Steel. 6100 26%
June 23 ? R?p Iron & Steel... 6600
June 22 7 do pf. 700
Aug 13 ? Rep Motor Truck... 1000
Aug 24 5.20 Royal Dutch . 15800
Aug 26 1 St Joseph Lead. 1200
St L & San Fran...
do pf.
St L Southwestern.,
do pf.. ..
Santa Cecilia Sugar.
Savage Arma .
Saxon Motors .
Seaboard Air Line...
do pf. 2000
Soars Roebuck.25700
Seneca Copper. 30500
Shattuck Ariz Cop.. 5C0
.74 Shell Tr & Trans. .. 200
Sinclair Consol....
Sloss-Shef Stl & Ir.
Southern Pacific.
Southern Railway..
50%
84%
52
1174
Mar 11 ?
June 24 ?
June 23 ?
June 24 ?
June 24 ?
Aug 26 ?
Jan 3 ?
Apr 19 ?
Mar 22 ?
Aut 23 ?
Mar 11 ?
Jan 3 ?
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Aug 25 ?
June 29 ?
June21 6
June 20 ?
June 21 ?
Aug 23 ?
Sept 2
June 18
June 24
June 17
Jan 3
Aug 29
Sept 8 8
June 6 2
Aug 24 ?
Jar. 3 7
Jon 5 7
6200 24%
500 36%
3300
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200
200
900
800
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6
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7
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1500 37
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37%
19%
35
.. 216S0 78% 76%
22200 21%
?o pf. 4000 48%
100 31
1200 96
200 7534
1200 72%
2300 137
So Porto Rico Sug.
Standard Milling...
do pf.
Stand Oil of Cal. . .
Standard Oil N J.
9% IO/2+ 11%
66% 70 + 4
17 19+2
7 + %
37%+ %
20%+ 1%
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78 + 134
21%+ 1%
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