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Exempt from Federal,
S t a t e, Municipal and
local taxation.
?'rice 100 and Interest
Yielding 5%
Circu? ??' on request for A ??-;?5
The National City Company
M ?. '" S'al 1 City Batik BullcltnK
L'?towa i..:?. 42aa i-:. .v Madison At?.
Reading
We have a suggestion
to make to the holders
of Reading Stocks,
both preferred and
common, which may
prove valuable in the
light of the coming
segregation of the coal
properties.
Inquiries, invited. The
class of stock owned
should be stated.
120 BROADWAY
r;:;w york
ttemoer? Sew York Stock Exchange
Buy Bonds Now
From the lowcsi bond prices
and host yields since
1v mi, the turn appears to
i omc and an upward
trend ? hich economists
. it for many
;.'? ars?ha - begun.
Buy ?.oii^' Term Bonds Now
for Cash, or on the
Byllesby Ten-Payment Plan
the basic tests of safety:
Permanence? of Assets
Stability and Assurance
rf Earning Power
?. ...
B ?nds are described in
Circulai NYT-3.
Their opportune purchase
now by convi nient and safe
easy payment ; is described in
le? N ?T-5 on "Income
Building."
Il M. By??e shy o C o,
Incorpor?la
III Broadway New York
Chit i,qr> - Providence - Boston
-? \V* BARCELONA?*
"' yyJ ^-' r"
1 -y -. - /? ...
VALENCIA'
? s
E M
K t?.
IN SPAIN
Six of its own branches in
ii porl i'.t Spanish cities en
South Amer
ican Bank, to offer excep
al f a c i 1 i t i e s for the
prompt and efficient hand?
ling of import and export
bu lii 3 with Spain. These
branches arc located at:
Madrid Vi?o
Barcelona Bilbao
Valencia Seville
( Ither branrhes in
Paris Argentina
Bradford Chile
Manchester Peru
Mexico
Anglo-South American
TlANK. LIMITED
New York Agency, 49 Broadway
\\**<\ Office, London
( loyd-Jones, Vivian
& Co.
InvtstTnent SecurtHe?
M-rrihr-r, Sm Vorlt Ht*rk Exrhmnf?
?5 W.?iam Si. Broad 3352
New York
National Bank
of Commerce
CLINTQM GILBERT
2 VV..H Stxwt, N. Y. T?l. 4243 R?el?i
Bank Stocks
IVrcCLURE, JONES/?-. RF.ED
it,, ibera .?>?, y0,i. ;,.,rj. K*?h?m?*
The Trend in Finance
Check in Upward Movement in Stocks Reflects Some
Hesitation, hut Undertone Continues Firm;
the Changing investment Mart
SINCE the stock market of last week represented little more than the
prive and take of professional speculators, with prices tending
slightly lower, one is led to inquire why the upward movement of
security quotations has been checked. The decline in outside buying
power expresses hesitancy apparently regarding the quickness of a re
If, however, business ailments shout* i
be cured more quickly than present
signs indicate, there would be a new
argument for an upward spurt in the
market value of miscellaneous slocks.
Moreover, in the halt at the market?
place there is a reflection, too, of the
questioning attitude as to whether the
present trade improvement is much
more than a seasonal spurt.
Even if the upturn in commerce is
basic and not a mere calendar better?
ment, as would seem to be the case,
the mending process is likely to be
gradual ami not precipitate. Specu?
lators, facing unprecedented condi?
tion?, are inclined to proceed experi?
mentally, with none, too great an as?
surance regarding the worth of their
own opinions as to the events of the
immediate future. Regarding the long?
er pull, there seems to be no real rea?
son to doubt that the trend of securi?
ties of strong, economically essential
corporations will be toward higner
prices. In the present transitional pe?
riod it is well to remember that the
country has not emerged from a con?
ventional depression, but is completing
the later p'nases of a great after-the
war economic readjustment.
Indices of betterment in copper,
steel, petroleum and other basic com
modities remind the balanced observer
that the supplier of fundamental needs
will be assured a living wage in the
days that lie ahead.
The debate as to whether Xcw York
or London is the financial capital of
the world continues. Last week New
York ?;ot a new sense of its leadership,
by absorbing $12,000,000 of twenty
year bonds of the State of Queensland
Australia. The appearance of the An?
tipodes in this market in the role of t
borrower was an event without prece
dent.
In the continued rise of ?nvestmen
securities the Liberty and Victory is
sues were conspicuously firm last week.
They have been moving upward steadil;
for months and have gained $1,250,
000,000 in market worth since the set
back of la^t May. The upturn is es
sentially a reflection of trie passing o
abnormally high money rate?. Th.
movement has been facilitated, too, b;
purchases for government account, es
pecially of the Victory 4%s.
The creation and sale of new invest
ment issues proceeded last week with
out interruption and the offerings wer
absorbed in a manne- that testified t
the sustained and avid appetite of th
bond-buying public. Of the week's nei
operations the most striking and sip
nificant were those of $12,000,000 eac
of the Australian State of Queenslan
and the Brazilian City of Rio de Ja
nei '. Rio has come to this marke
before. Queensland, however, mad
its initial bow to the American invest
ment public; in fact, it. was the il r f
Australian offering that has ever bee
made here. Before the war the Aus?
tralian states always went to London
because they could obtain better terms
there. It is not improbable that now
the ice has been broken other states
of the English Antipodes may come j
here for funds. Securities of the Brit- ?
ish colonial possessions, such as have \
been offered here, have always enjoyed
popularity with our investors. Cana?
dian issues have been particularly at?
tractive.
Temporarily easier money conditions
at this center have resulted in a flow '.
of funds away from N'ew York to the!
interior. The Fedeial Reserve Bank j
of .\'e\v York in its statement last week i
showed a loss of cold on operations;
with the interior of $56,000,000, reflect?
ing the outward flow. It is most prob?
able that the comparatively low rates
obtaining here for call loans have re?
sulted in the withdrawal of consider?
able amounts by interior banks which
could use the funds to more advantage '
in their own localities. At the Stock
Exchange last week call loans dropped
to iVti per cent and brokers were able ?
to obtain accommodations at 1 peri
cent in the outside market. As the
week closed the rates hardened to 5'i';
per cent, a development believed to ?
have been due to the flow of funds,
away from New York. Commercial \
money rates range from 5Vj to 6 per.
cent. In the acceptance market the
quotations for prime bankers' bills are
at the lowest "level since money rates
began to fall.
- ??-.
Day's New Issues
Ames, Emerich & Co. and the Fed?
eral Securities Corporation, of Chi?
cago, announced yesterday the pur?
chase of $1,053,000 first and refunding
mortgage 7V? per cent gold bonds of,
the Central Illinois Light Company,
dated April 1, 1913, and due April 1,
10-1,?.. They are being offered at 98^,
to vield 7.65 per cent. These bonds are i
part of a total authorized issue of $15,
000,000, of which $4,410,000 bearing 5
per cent interest have already been ;
issued. The Central Illinois I ight
Company operates in Peor?a, 111.
I". J. Lisman & Co., 61 Broadway, are !
offering ?100,000 City of Pelotas 5 per
cent sinking fund loan bonds of 1911
100] at a price of $470 flat per ?200.
These bonds are uncondtionally guar- ,
anteed by indorsement as to principal '
and interest by the State of Rio Grande
do Sul. Brazil.
They are a direct obligation of the i
municipality, secured by a charge on
the general revenues and. furthermore,
by a specific hypothecation of the re- !
ceipts from the "house tax" and all I
future revenues from the public works
carried out with th.-." proceeds of this
loan.
Subscriptions for a new issue of Bel
gian government (i per cent internal
fifty-year loan bonds are now being re?
ceived by A. Iselin & Co, They are a
direct obligation t>f the Belgian gov?
ernment, and are being offered at 99
per- cent.
Summary of Slock Exchange Dealings
' i lopyright, 1921, N>w York Tribune Inc.)
STOCKS
Werk Year January 1 to date.
Last week. before. ago. 1921. 1920. 1919.
Railroad stock'i .. . 460.200 507,400 677,000 26.291,400 40,775.300 75 031,700
Other stocks .. .. 2.410.4C0 1,923,900 4,170.700 102,811,800 130.150,300 156.798,200
AH .stocks . 2,870,600 2,431,300 4,847,700 129,103,200 170,925,600 ?31,829,5C0
BONDS January 1 to date.
Last week. Week before. Year ago. 1921. 1920.
I . S. govenment bonds.$69,451.0C0 $69,714.000 $63,909,000 $1,525,190,000 $1,380.200,000
Other bonds . 12,185,000 13,951,000 12,151,000 402.818.COO 427,119,000
Railroad bond". . 17,942,000 19,092,000 15,558,000 532,253.000 547,827,000
Ail bonds . 99,578,000 102,757,000 91,618,000 2,460,261,000 2,355,146,000
Record of Stock and Bond Averages
(Copyright, 1921, New York Tribune Inc.)
STOCKS Range Jan. 1 lo Ranre full
Last week. Year ago. date. year 1920.
High. Low. High. Low. High. Low. High. Low.
20 Railroads . 65.20 64.70 73.05 72.10 65.85 67.40 73.80 58.60
30 Industr?ala . 68.17 6G.77 86.20 84.93 79.13 60.80 110.00 67.67
50 Stocks . 66.93 85.94 80.8* 79.86 73.38 61.02 92.96 64.30
BONDS
10 Railroad? . 75.08 75.43 76.59 76.35 76.23 71.01 76.97 66.73
10 Industrials .. 83.34 83.23 84.44 84.31 84.53 80.45 91.45 81.30
5 Utilities . 76.58 76.32 72.22 70.53 78.70 70.13 74.56 67.44
25 Bonds . 78.90 78.78 78.77 78.42 78.97 75.25 81.71 73.94
Price Trend of the
New York Stock Market
OMMMMI HD
The graph hhtiwH ihr weekly fluctuations in tin* averugc prier! of twenty railroad nlockn in one luir and
stocks in the other since September I, I'M1)
r * Arfeuacfaif
thirl) industrial
Transactions Last Week in Listed Stoeks
21. Date, in 5. Sales. Hign.
y Jan 3 ? Ailam.s Express. 2300 50^ 48
i Aug 15 3 Adv Rame!; pf. 100 36 ?6/g
Sept 2? Ajax Rubber . 4009 24% 21%
-a Sept 22 ? Alaska l.old Mines.. 800 % ! b
) Kb 15 7 All American Cab!,-.. 20 101 101
!?, Oct 6? Alaska Juneau . 8200 % %
1 Aug 15 4 Allied Ch & Dye... 5800 46% 45
June 23 7 do pf. 700 83' 3 83
! 4 Aus 2 V 4 Al.'is Chalmers . 47C0 341-4 33%
S'/a Auk 20 ? Amer Agr Chcm..., 1300 35% 34'/8
1 " Aug 29 -- do pf. -'03 03 61; j
?V., Jon 6 4 Amor Bank Note... 100 51 51
Vft Jan 11 3 do pf. 200 47% 473.
5% June 23 ? Amcr Bcel Sugar... 2400 2,% 26%
i', Aue 10 ? Amer Bosch Mag.... 1200 37 333.
3|/a Jan 3 7 Amer Br S & F pf.. 100 B3'/2 8S(/
3' , .1 urn-21 ? American Can . ... 2400 27 % 27'/(
5% June 25 7 do pf. 300 82 81'/i
51 .; June 27 12 Amer Cor & l-'dry... 800 123 128' ?
0 May 23 7 do pf. 3C0 110 110
7 Oct ? ? American (hiele.... 603 8>/z 7
:".'., Juno 23 ? Amer Col Ion Oil... . 700 19'., 18'.
5' ;. July 5 ? <lo pf. 1160 44% 43'.
4|/4 Aug 11 -- Amer Drug Svnci... 1700 5: 2 5
Ai'g 25 8 American Express.... 48C0 127 125
?3 Apr 14 ? Amer Hide & l.ealh. 200 10'/8 lO'/J
0-,'a Fcb 2 ? do pf. 300 51 49
2 Jan 25 7 American lee . 1103 61 60
7 Jar, 4 6 do pf. 200 G6 65
!1'.; Aus 26 ? Amer Int Corp . 17500 24% 32
7% Aug 23 1 Amor La-F Fire E. . 4100 8% 8
\7 Aug 27 ? American Linseed.. 7C0 23 22'.
39% An?? 22 7 do pf. 100 4S: -, 47'
3'/2 June 20 6 Amcr Locomotive... 3400 91 *88?
6% Jon 6 4 Amcr ?tadia?or . 3C0 70 70
"i'.-. Auk 30 ? Amer Safely Razor. 7000 4% 4'
4'., Aug 19 ? Amer Ship .v.- Com.. 1200 6% 53
?9% Auc 25 ? Ar.ier Smelting .... 84C0 39% 375
?3! 4 Aug- 26 7 do pf . 400 7S1 4 75'
i3 Jan 11 6 do pf A. 203 72' -, 70
I5 Jon 3 2 Amcr Snuff . 200 110 " 110
13 Aug 24 3 Amer Steel Fdy.. . 21400 25 243
)3!/4 Oct '1 ? Amcr Sugar . 43500 59% 531
-'-. Oct 5 7 do pf . ''509 ?5 73'
j43.; Oct 6 ? Amcr-Sumat Tob ... 38703 41% 34=
rC 4 June 23 7 ' e!o pf . 100 70'/a 70'
17 Oct 8 5 Amer Tri & Cable.. 45 47 * 47
-'5'.. Jan 3 9 Amer 'le! .?<- Tel.... 7000 101 107"
11' -, ,lune?l 12 Amcr Tobacco. 3300 125% 122"
36 Aug 27 6 do pf . 200 91i/2 91
10 Jan J 12 do I? . 1600 123l/2 121
4 Sept 13 ? Amer Wafer Works. (KO 6 5'
13 Kept 13 7 ilo 7% pf. 9C0 61', 57
e,> -, Sept 13 -- do pf . 1230 15% 13
9n' 3 Jan 14 7 Amer Wholesale pf. 200 92 92
57 Feii 21 7 Amcr Woolen . 15909 76% 74
93 Fcb 21 7 do pf . 100 96'/4 96!
6% ft.pl 1 ? Amcr /in-- & Lead. 500 10'2 9'
22',, Am,' 22 ? do pf . 100 30 30
31% Aug 25 ? Anaconda . 24500 41% 40
i July 28 ? Assets Realization .. 800 1(/4 1
2! Jan 25 4 Asso Drj Goods. 3100 33% 31
55 '.j Jan 6 6 do 1st pf. <>30 6S'/2 67
45 Jan 5 7 rio 2.1 pf. 200 57 56
9 1 Sept 27 6 Associated Oil .... 100 93 93
76' 1 June 20 6 Al l'op S Santa .'?'??. 6300 B7 86!
73 ... Jan 3 3 do pf . 500 f. !! , 81
2 " Sept 1 ? Atlantic Bir & All. 1000 23M 2
77 Apr 27 7 Atlantic Coast Line 300 8G 84
1 -4 (let 1 ? Atlantic Fruit . 1400 2% 1
1.3 June 17 ? All Gulf -& W I S S 49300 2 'a 26
15% June 17 ? do pf . 600 21% 20
10 Aug 24 ZVz Atlantic Petrol .... 4900 18% 16
103% July 19 7 do pf . 100 106 106
14 Oct 7? Atlas Tack . 200 14'/a 14
2' 2 Sepl 10? Auto Sale-; Corp.. 400 2% 2
62' 4 June 21 7 Baldwin Loco . 50500 88% 8E
95 .Tunc27 7 do pf . 300 97! s 97
30% Mar 11 ? Ealto & Ohio . 5300 39' 4 3?
47 Mar 14 4 Ho pf . 300 52 51
14% June20? Barn-dall B . 1300 22 U
1 ;, Aug 8? Baiopilas Mining ... 1100 %
39'/2 June 24 5 Bethlehem Slccl .... 300 54 5:
41'/2 June 22 5 do Class B. 19200 56% 5:
I'iftvn Union Co -
Brunswick .
Burns Bros .
Butte Cop f? Zinc
Butte & Sup Copper
Bultcriek .
C.iddo Oil
Call Zinc .".? Lead
California Packing. .
California Pel rolcum
l-'a-- & Northw'n .. 4000 70'/4 69
do pf . 1763 10,3 100
Chic Pneum Tool. . 100 53 53
Chic, R I & Pae... . 34400 34% 3.3 '4
do 6% Pf. 000 68! i, 67' B
do 7% pf. 600 83 79! a
Chile Copper. 12300 12% I 1%
Chino Con Copper., 9000 261 2 25'?
Clove & Pill iburgh. 67 C2 * 62
Cluctl Pcabodj 3C0 40 39
Coi .' I ft',. . 4400 37 ,- 34%
Col Fuel ,<? Iron . . . 300 25 24! 2
Col f?a- & Electric. . 19.00 61' 2 59%
Col & Southern. . 200 37 36! 2
Col Grophophone 552C0 5' ? 3',
do Pf. 51 ' 10%
Consol Cigars. 300 27! 2 26
du pi. 1.. j ..j y-j
Consol Distributors.. 1300 1
Con ol Cas . 4300 91 333a
Consol Textile . 7500 18 16' 2
Continental Can ... 1000 43 4-3
Continental Candy.. 5530 % ' .,
Corn Products . 10700 78% *75' 4
<!<> pf . 400 107 105' 2
Cosdcn ?"v Co. 34200 >2ZVe *26%
Crucible Steel . . . . 1 I600 64' ? G2
do pf . 200 S3 8.3
Cuba Cane Sugar... 22400 6% 5%
do pf . 207' 0 IG' .; 13' j
Cuban-Amcr Sugar.. 60C0 12% 11
do pf . 2.0 70 70
Davidson Chemical., 000 40% 38'0
Del Lack & We,lern. 3300 1C8'/2*104
Date in $. Sale. Mich. Low. Close, rhge.
Apr 14 9 Del & Hudson. 300 103% 101'/2 101?/2
(let 6 7 Deere Co pf. 100 70 70 70 ? 6%
May 13 8 Detroit Edison .... 36 92 92 92 -
Apr 28 7 Detroit United R R. 100 CO 60 60 ?12'.-;
Jan 3 1 Dome Mines . 2100 19 1S1% 18%? Vt
June 24 _ Dul So Shore & At. 40O 3 3 3 ? %
Oct 7? do pf . 100 4 4 4?114
June 24? Elk Horn Coal. 200 IS1 8 18 " 18 ?? l/a
July 18? Emerson Brant . 300 4 4 4
Sept 30 - do pf . 100 24% 24l/2 24' 2
Jan 7 5 Endicott-Johnson ... 4C00 65% 6373 64',? t4
Mar 12 - Erie. 2600 13% "' 8 13',,- ',
June21 ? do 1st pf. 1500 20 18% 19'/4 V?
Apr 14 ? do 2d pf. 200 13% 13% 13%+ %
Julv 21 3 Kam Players-Lasky.. 33000 59'2 54 59% - 2
July 21 S d? pf. 1800 79'/3 79 79; ,
JunelS? Fed Min & Smelt... 200 7% 7'; i ? ?_ - ';
AuK 30 4 do pf . 100 24% 23% 24%4 1%
June 28 10 Fisher Body . 100 S5 8:. 8a + 1
June 29 7 do pf . 300 ?9% 98 99', '
Sept 15 8 1-i.sher Body of I) pf. 4O0 63 60 63 %
AuK 3_ KLsk Rubber Tire... 2900 12', 10%, 11%? Ha
Aiig 24 ? Freeport-T-i?, . 1700 14% 13% 14%' 1%
Aug 29 ? Gaston Williams ... 11C0 % % %
June 29 6 I.en Arr.er Tank_ 100 41% 41% 41%4 V?
Aug 25 ? (.eneral Asphalt. 81100 55' 2 51'/2 54' 2 + %
Aug 25 5 do pf . 4CO 89 88 88 -
July 15 6 Genera! Cigar . 1700 60% -8% E9 + %
Aug 25 8 General Klectric. 6300 126% 123% 125 - ' ?
Aug 24 1 General Motors. 256C0 10% P% 10 ? %
June 10 6 do pf . 100 64' z 64'. 64'..? 1',
Aug 22 6 do 6% deb. 3C0 63 63 63 ? 2' ?*
Aug 20 7 do 7% deb. 3C0 73'4 72 72 ? 2'2
June 24? (.oodrieh, B F. 1500 32 31 31%? 1%
June 23 7 do pf . 500 76 75 75 ? ' 4
Aug 16 ? Granby Mining. 600 21% 20 21 'a
Jan 6? Cray & Davi.s. 200 13% 12 12 ? 1%
June 14 7 Ct Northern pf. 7600 75% 73% 74i 4? %
June 24 4 (it North Ore sub. . . 1000 28'2 27% 27% ? %
Oet 3 ? Green Bay & West... 100 60 60 60
Mar 11 ? (.reeiie Cananea Cop. 700 24% 22'4 22%? 134
Oct 6 1 Guantanamo Sugar.. 700 7% ' 7 7 ? %
Oet 4 ? Gulf Mob & Nor pf. 100 19% 19% 19'4? %
June 23? Gulf States Steel... 200 39 37'2 38 ? 1%
June 29 4 Haskell & Bar Car.. 1700 60'4 58 58 ? %
Mar 4 3 Homcstak.- Mining.. 400 6C% 56 ?6 ? 1'4
Aug 25 ? Houston Oil . 18200 64 5fi 63% 5%
June 21 1 Hupp Motors. 1400 11!2 11 11%; %
Aug 23 ? Hydraulic Steel .... 100 7% 7% 7%? %
Mar I2 1 Illinois Central. 2300 97 95% 96 "? 2
June 29 .60 Indiahoma Refining. 91C0 3% 278 .."' -, g
June 13 ? Indian Refining. 400 7% 7% 7% %
Mar I2 ? Inspiration Copper.. 6403 36' 3 35! B 35' s? %
Aug 30 ? Int Con Corp. 5O0O 2 1% 1%? %
Sept 30 ? do pf . 1000 b'8 5% 6%+ %
Aug 29 ? Inter Agrieulture . . . 800 8 7% 8 ! 4
Sept 1? do pf . 500 39% 37% 373?? 2> 2
Auk 22 5 Inter Harvester .... 16100 79% 76 77 -
June 20 7 dopf . 500 102% 101% 101% + %
Aug 14 ? Inler Mer Marine... 1400 11 10'8 10%
Aug 25 6 do pf ...".. 3000 48% 45% 47%? %
Oct 7 ? Inler Motors . 1800 30% 26 26%? 3' ?
Aug 26 7 do 1st pf. 600 69 67% 67%? %
Aug G 7 do 2d pf. 100 57% 57% 57%? %
Sept 2? Inter Nickel . 80"0 143g 13% 14%? %
Jan 3 6 do pf . 1200 76 75 75?5
Aug 24 ? Inler Paper . 6000 49% 47% 48%? 1%
Aug 25 6 do pf slpd. 200 69% *68% *68% - 1%
Auc 5 ? Invincible Oil . 30200 12% 10% 12 1 -4
Sept 25 ? Island Oil . 77700 3% 2 3+1
Jan 6? Jewell Tea . 3500 11 10% 10%
Jan 4? do pf . 1300 42% 41% 42 ? 2%
Jan 3? Jones Bros Tea. . . 3200 25'/2 2!% 24%. 3%
Fob 3 ? hansui City Southern 3700 26% 25% 26 1%
.Ian 5 4 do pf . 900 51% 50% 61%+ %
Oct 6? Kansas &- Gulf. 17800 7% 4% 7% -' ?
Aug 24 4 Kelly-Springfield ... 16200 44% 41% 42 ? 1%
May 31 6 do pf . 100 70 70 70 ? %
May 11 ? Kclsey Wheel . 1400 67% 56 56 ? 1%
Mar 11 ? Kennccott Copper ... 10400 22% 20% 21 %? %
Jan 3 ? Keystone Tire . 6700 11% 9% 9%? 1
Jan 10 5 Krcsge S S. 3000 170 157 159 + 1%
June 23 ? Lackawanna Steel... 2700 42 40% 41%? %
Mar 11 ? Lake Lrie & West. 100 11 11 11 %
Jan 14 2 Lee Rubber & Tire. . 11600 29% 26% 2"%- 2%
June21 3% Lehigh Valley . 44800 59% 54% 56%? 2%
1 Jan 22 12 Liggett A Myers... 2C0 156 151 151 ? 6
j Jan 3 ? ,;? ,;f . 209 101% 107% 101%? %
Aujr 10 7 Lima Locomotive ... H"0 78 78 78 -
June 7? Loew'n Go ine. 4CC0 13% 13% 13%
i Aug 25 1 Loft Candy . 1100 9% ol , 9%? '
Aug 26 ? Loo e-Wih-s Biscuit. 100 32% 32% 32%? %
Feb 3 12 Lorillard Pierre . ... 1200 149 143 114 ?3%
Apr 14 7 Louis & Nashville.. 400 110 103 108 ? 1%
5 Jan 3 7 Macltay Cos . 200 70 69 69?1
June 7 4 do pf . 101 55%, 55% 55%
Jan 4? Mallinson ? Co.... 1C0 17 17 17 ? 1
Oet 5? Manati Suirar . 2400 26 21 21%? 4%
; Aug 31 7 Manhattan Kiev .... 1500 42 39% 42 ? 1
May 6? Market SI Rway... 400 4% 4 4%-| %
Aug 20 ? do prior pi. 500 ?4 ., 33% 33%- %
; Aug 24 ? do 2rl pf. 20O 6 5% 6 ? ' 4
j Aue IG? Marland Oil . 23C0 22 18% 21% 5 g
Sept 21 2 Mirlin i'arrv Corp.. 1C0 1-1 14 14 -
June 25 ? Maxwell Motor 0. 100 8% 8% 8%? %
; Jan 4 8 May Pcpt Stores. .. 2700 85% 83 85
2 Aug 25 12 Mexican Petrol
? Jan 3 2 Miami Cons Copper. -700 ;
July 20 1.20 Middle Slates Oil... 99500
June ?2? Midvale Steel . . 4300 ;
2 Oct 5? Minn & SI Louis... 7200
Aug 24 7 Minn St P & S S M. 100 I
i Aug 14 ? Mo [vans & Texas... 9C0
2 Aug 25 ? do pf. 1600
Mar 11 ? Missouri Pacific ... 8100 !
, Mar 1 1 ? do rf . =32''i0 '
Aug 21 3 Montana Power . 40) '
June 15 7 do pf . 200 !
1 Aug 25 ? Montgomery Ward... 450O
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