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justment 6s gradually dropped 8
points. Third Avenue adjustment F*<*
dropped 3*H points. New Orleans,
Texas & Mexico adjustment 6s lost 2Vi
points. Rail bonds displayed a firmer
tone.
Transaction?
1947
15-17.
Liberty .14?.
do let 4*4?.
do 2d 4 4 a. 104?. .
<".<> 3d 4 H?. 1938..
<??> 4th 4Us, lO.'il.
Victory 4 4e. 192?.. .
<lo 4?in, called.
Sal??.
?10?..000
31,000
?73.000
4?5.000
?19,000
109.000
230,000
Liberty 3%? .
<!o 1st 4 Via.
?Jo 2d ?U?..
do Sd 4 4s. .
do 4th 4'is.
Vis tory 4*,s
Quotations
?lif-i*. Low. Last,
. 100.80 100.70 100 70
. 100.14 -00.00 100.0?
. . 90.78 flS.fi? ?0 74
. . 00.88 ?9.7? 99.82
. .100.04 09.94 100,04
100.41 100.46 ?O0 48
to 44s, called.100.18 100.14 ???.i?
Bid and A?k?d Quotations
Yield.
3.42
4.25
4.26
4.27
4.25
3.84
3.76
Net
Chg?*
-1.04
+ .04
+ .0 4
?.02
+ .10
?.02
?.04
Yesterday. Saturday
34?. a'32-'47. . .10'j.70?100.80 100.66? 100 72
2d 44?, 1942.. 99.64? 99.71 M.620 99 7?:
l?t 4Via,,i2-,47. 100.02C-?100.0S 100.000 100 08
2d 4>.,l. 1942.. 1-6.74? 90.78 09.70& ?*-?71
3d 44s. 1923.. 99 82^ 99.8?'. 99 SOW S9S?
4th 4';s. 1981.100.000100.02 99.926? 9904
, Vic. 44s. 1923. 100.48? 100.50 100.1 6 1 1 00 2?
do ?"((is, cal'd.l00.14?100.18 100.60? 100.52
Pri'-war Issues:
2?. reg. 1930. . .103
2e. coup, 1930. . 103
3s. reg. 1946. . . 93 4
3a, coup. 1946. . 934
4b, reg, 1926. ..104
4s coup. 1925. . 104
Pan 2?. reg, '36.103
Pan 2?, cou. '36.103
Pan 2s. rp(-, '38.103
Pan 2? cou, '38. 103
Pan 3b, ro?, '61
Pan 3s, cou. '01
P 1, 4s, '34_
i P I. 49. '35_
P I, 4s, '36.. . .
i D of C 3.63s. .
103 ?103
103 #103
93 4? 95
934? 964
104 ?1044
?104%
91034
?1034
?103 4
103 01034
924? 944
92 4 it* 9*4
91 ? 94
91 ? 94
91 ? 94
98 ?100
104
103
103
103
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
(Interest to be added)
Bid. Asked.
Argentine Nat Oovt 6-yr 7b.1014 102
do intern 6s, 1948. 814
Belgian 6-yr 6s. 99 4
83
994
104
1034
110
1144
80
1024
98 4
101
99 4
do 74b, 1946.103?
do 8a, 1946.103
Bergen 8a, 1946.109
Berne 8?, 1946.113
Bordeaux 6?, 1934. 79
Brazil 8s. 1941.102
Canada 5s, 1326. 99
do 54?. 1929.100'
do 6a, 1931. 99
Chile 8?. 1941.103 4 104
do 8s, 1926.102 1024
do 25-yr 8s. 1946.1034* 1034
Chinese Govt Hu Kug Ky 6s, '51 ? 60 4
Christiania 8s. 1945.110 111
Copenhagen 54?, 1944. 91 92
Cuba Extern 0s, 1944. 96 ?
do extern 5s, ser A, 1914.... 91 ?
do extern 4 4s, 19?9. 82 ?
Czecho-Slovak Rep 8a, 1961... 1014 102
Denmark 8b, 1945.1094 110
do 6s. 1942. 984 99
Danish 8s, A, 1946.107 4 107 4
do 8s, B, 1946.107 4 ?
Dutch East Indies 6s. 1947. 944 95
do 40-yr 6b, 1962. 94 4 95
Framerlcan Indus Develop. 93 934
France 7 4?. 1941. 96 96 4
do 8b, 1946...100 1004
Italy 6-yr 64a:. . 96 964
Japan 4s, sterling loan. 1931... 794 304
do 4 4a, aterling loan, 1926... 924 '924
4 4b, 2d series, 1925. 92 93
Lyon? 16-yr 6s, 1934. 79 80
Marseilles 16-yr 6s, 1936. 79 80
Mexico exter gold 4s, 1954. 894 404
do exter sterling 5s, 1946- 64% 65
Netherlands . 944 944
Norway 8b, 1940.1114 112
Paris Lyons Med R R 6?. 73% 74
Queensland 6s, 1947.100 1014
do 7s. 1941.108 109
Rio de Janeiro 8a, 1946. 99 100
do 25-yr 8s, 1947. 99% 100
San Domingo 6s. 1968. 96 96%
San Paulo 8s, 1936.100 102
Seine 20-yr gold 7s, 1942. 864 87
Sweden 6s, 1939.1034 104
Switzerland 8s, 1940.1214 122
United Kingdom 64a, 1922. 99% 100%
do 64b, 1929.106% 106%
do 64s, 1937.IO24 IO24
Uruguay 8s, 1946.105 106
Zurich 8s. 1945.e.113% H4
(Sales)
1 _ 94%
1 .... 964
1 .... 944
3 .... 94%
1 _ 96
n f 6s 1962
trust rets
An Jurg Unit
Magar Wits
6s 1947
1 ..... 80%
1 - 804
Argentine G
7s 1935
1 ....101%
4 ....1014
2 ....101%
2 ....101%
1 -101%
1 -101%
6s 1946
3 _ 82
Chineas By 6s
1961
1 .... 604
3 .... 61
2 .... 60%
Cy of Bergen
8s 1946
6 _1184
City of Bord
6s 1934
2 _ 804
3 .... 804
1 .... 794
City of Chris
8s 1946
1 ....1114
City of Copen?
hagen 5 4b ?'
1944
B - 814
Cy of Greater
Prague 7 4a
1946
6 _ 80
2 - 804
1 - 80%
2 _ 804
City of Lyons
Cs 1934
6 ...
1 ...
94 4
94%
944
94%
944
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
944
94%
94%
Framerlcan I
D 74s 1937
10 .... 93
2 _ 93
8 .... 93 4
French Rep 83
1945
5 .... 99%
13 _100
6 a7f. .100
1 _100
16 _
City of
6s 1934
80%
804
794
S04
79
Mars
804
79%
894
: C Montevideo
; Vrug 7a 1952
3 _ 92%
1 - 83
i Cy of Rio de
' Janeiro s f
? 8s 1946
2 _ 99%
I 2 - 994
1947 *w 1
6 - 994
! Cy of S Paulo
? Brazil 8a
193?
1 -IOO4
3 _IOI4
C of Solsaons
6s 1936
3 .... 784
I City of T?alo
6a 1952
9 _ 70
Compa??a As
I Para 7 4s
i 1937
.. 99%
. .100
. .100
. .100
..1004
..100
.. 99%
..100
1 ....1004
1 _100
I .... 99%
3 _1004
1 _100
4s 1941
98
98 Vi
99
98 4
2
18
2
1
1
K of Nether?
lands 6s 1972
4 - 94%
2 - 944
a? - 94 4
1 - 944
1 - 944
1 - 944
1 _ 94%
4 - 944
it - 94%
3 _ 944
K of Norway
8s 1940
3 -112
4 -1114
Par-Lyons-M.
6a 1/15 8
73%
6 _ 73
6 - 73 4
6 - 734
1 - 734
3 ....78%
1 .... 73%
9 _ 73 4
1 _ 734
11 _ 73%
3 _ 74
R of Bolivia
8s 1947
1 - 964
3 - 65%
1 .... 964
964
_ 96
_ 9?4
.... 964
_ 964
_ 96
_ 96%
_ 96
_ 964
_ 964
_ 964
.... 96
- 96 4
_ 96
500. 96%
_ ?6
_ 96%
_ 96
_ 96%
_ 96
500.
500.
86 4
96%
96%
.. 97
Rep of Chilo
8a 1926
.102 4
.104
2
Czecho?
slovak
! 1S51
I :::
\M :::
98%
R 8s
92
92%
924
93
Pept of Seine
France 7s
3942
87%
87
8?%
87%
87
1 - 86%
6 - ?7
1 - 87
Dom Rep 6 4s
1942
'? 5 - 91%
21 - 92
Dom Can 64a
notes 1929
1 _100%
10 _100%
6 -100%
2 -100%
2 -100%
1 -100%
5s 1926
994
99%
994
994
994
99
984
5 _ 99
?S _ 98%
21 _ 99
20 _98%
1 ... 99
Dut E Ind 6a
1947
3 .
1 .
2 .
1931
4 .
25 '.
1962
94 %
94%
95
95
954
96%
96%
ts
$
964
98**
6 _96
8 .... 86 4
4 _ 96
2 .... 9?%|
3. _ 96'
4 _ 96 4
Hoi-Am Line
Ca 1947
8 _ S9
Tbp ib* ser
?!4s 19C5
7 .... 92%
6 _ 92%
4 - 924
2d aer 4 4?
1925
6 _ 92
stlg loan 4s
1931
i _ 804
10 .... 80%
6 _ 80%
1 - 80%
3 - 804
5 _ 80
1 - 79%
K of Belg 8s
1941
...102%
...102
...103
...102
.. .10?4
...102%
...103
...1034
. ..1034
...10S%
. ..104
. ..1034
...1034
...103%
. . .102
. . .103%
'4s 1945
. . .1034
...103
. ..103 4
. . .1034
...1034
...103%
1 -103%
1 _108%
S _1084
8 _103 41
r? ?103%
4 _IO34I
6a 1925
4 _ 9941
: .... 994?
King of Den
?? 1946
1 600.lO?
1 ... .110
5 2d.. lOH,
1 _110
6a 1942 1
S .... 98%
1 .
1941
2 .
1946 ?*>
1 ....103%
St of Queens?
land s f 7s
1941
3 -10S
2 -108%
6b 1947
1 -101%
2 -1014
4 -101
1 _102
St of R'.o Gr
do Sul 8s
1946
1 -101
S of Ph.o Paulo
8 f 8s 1936
4 _102
Swiss Conf 8s
1940
1 ....121%
13 _121%
u K of at b &
I 5%s 1839
7
1
V 8
.10?%
.10.3%
? 106%
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.106
. .106% I
. .106% j
.102 4 j
,.102
. .1024
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.102
..102
. 192 I
_102 I
....102%
-102 I
-108%
-102 4
of Brazil
.102
?101 4
.102
.102
,ioe%
.1024
.10*54
Sec L
?4o 1952
1 .... ?SC
6 .... S 54
1 500. 84%
1 .
Corr?
een Rj
7a 1952
2 . . . .
1 _
5 _
4 _
1 _
4 _
1
(?34
Ei-c i
89%
88 I
89 4 i
?94 I
894 ?
89 ?
89',; i
V S of Mex 6s
1946
18 .... 55%
1 - 65
4s 1954
1 .... 404
Un 8 S Co of
Copen 6s
1937
1 - 94 4
1 - 94 %
1 .... 96
N Y City 4 4s
1967 May
1 _107 4
November
1 -107 4
4a 1967
i .... 994
Railway, Other Corporations
Ala? Rubber
8? Int. ctra
1P4S
I .... 99%
Am Ag f'h
?%a INI
10 _103%
1 _103
1 ....103**
1 ..C.106%
Am Cot Oil
.-?? 1931.
1 .... 81
Am Smelt 5a
104?
2 _107%,Fla B C 4%a
(Ton 6a 1947 1951)
1 ....101% 3 .
3 M A Be P (Franc!
rvt ti.-? set 11
2014
let
?8fi
1 .. . . 93%
3 .... 93*/?
1 .... 84
2 - 94%
1 _ 94%
Am Sugar ?II
6a 1937
a _io2%
10 _102',,
1 _102
1 -102*4
1 _102%
A?n T & T j
CVt Cs 192?
a ....114%
COl fis 194C
1 .... 99^
? .... P9 ?, I
_ 99 '4 I
T?
4 .... 76%
2 _ TB?
ovt 4V4a in.iL
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72%
72 %
72
72 %
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1 - 72i?
2 - 72%
rfg 4%b 2014
rol
10
1821
. 92 %
92%
92?
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Ara "VV Wka ,t? 3
K'.pc Co 5s ,
1934 IChl
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Am W P s f,
7a 3938 IC
1 ... 84%
Armour Co
4'-as 1989
10 _ 91%
1 - 91%
3 .... ?l V4j
1 - 91%
6 - 91%
fi - 91'4
2 . . . . 91M,
7 _ ?>1 i?"
26 .... 91 %
A T & S F
199
81V
91
1
25
cvt _
2 .... g.; %
1SC0
fi ....104%
Cal ?- Arlz
rfg 4%? 1962
2 _ 90%
6 - 98%
Atl & C A ?
fia 1944
3 -100
Atl C L 1st
con 4a 1962
: c
6
L S?
1952
1
Atl
6a
1
2
90
4a
82%
82%
deb
Ref
1935
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.... 9 9 %
- 99%
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. . . 99%
& Ohio
6s 192?
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. . .102
5s 199,1
Bnll
1
rfg
a7f.
H '.' >,
88%
89 V?
i" . ... 89%
cvt 4%s 1933
19 - ?B
2 - 86%
gold 4s 1948
2 .... 84%
P 1 3V4b 1925
1 ....94%
3 - 94%
3 .... 9 4 It
1 - 95 %
Sw 8%3lB2fi
2 - 93
92%
93V4
4a
Col
6 .
T A
1969 _
J3 ???70
Barnadall C
8a ?er A 1931
I[ -106 . ,
Bell T ot Pacl
7s 1046 |Colu
1 -108
2 ....107%
4 -108
8 ....107%
Beth stl con
6a 1948
2
1
1
rfg
4
5s
.100%
.100%
.100%
1942
P m 5s 193?
2 - 93%
S .... 94 %
Braden 'Cop
6s 1931
3 - 99%
Bklyn Edi Co
fis sor A 1949
1 - 98
gen 63 ser
1930
1 -103
gen 7a eer
1930
4 -106
2 ....106
Bklyn R x
7b 1921
19 .... 91
ctfs of depos Cumber Tel
5 - 90
etfs of dep
stamped
1 - 86
Bklyn TJ
6? 1950
1 _ ?
Bklyn U Gag
tem 78 ?
2 ....u
Buft R &
1967
T
5%
El
6%
Jae
932
6
P
94
Bush Ter
5s 1960
1 .... 93 I
Cal O & E
6s 1987
J - 98
Can Gen Elec
6s ser A 1942
J ....102%
8 -103
Can Nor Ry
? t gold 7b
1940
? -113%
..113%
..113
??112%
1946
? --n3
-8 -...113%
Can South
6s 1912
67
14 . . . . t>6%
39 _ 67 '
1 _ ?7 %
2 - 67%I
5 .... 67%!
2 - 67
6 - 67%
10 - 67%
2 - 67
4b 3625
2 .... 83%
8 .... S3 %
4a C M <fc P
Sd 1949
1 _ 73
8 72%
S- Nwn
lia 1936
.. 7C%
Iwy 6s
1927
1 .... 81%
R 1 &
91%
. Bug
7%s '42
1 _193
Gen Kl dob
fia 3940
1 _100%
2 _100
Op A Ala fis
1 B4f.. 84%
Oor.rlrlch Co
6%s 1947
2 _101%
a ....ioi%
1 ??01%
Ocodyr Tiro
* Rub b f
8s 1931
1 (500) 00%
99 %
en 4a
rfg 4s
1988
84<:,
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1934
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84%
84%
84%
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15 .
1 .
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5 .
194i
2
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1 _..?,?
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7? 1940
1 ....113%
1 _11 3
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936
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s 1930
2 _
Ter H
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6 %a ser C
1963
5 -114'.',
4% s Her A
3963
8 .... 92
". & Weat Ind
4a 3962
1 - 77%
Chilo Cop fi
6%s 1952
l -ion
30 ... .10'<:;
3 -103%'
10 -103%
4%.i 1961
C .... 94%
On Bay & W
deb B
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1923
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... .3075
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1932
1
96%
95%
86%
95%
f.r,%
- 96%
C?a Gas & Kl
B%8 ser B
1961
5 -100
4 ....100%
1 -100%
1 ....100%
Cirio-ln Gem
p 1956
1 .... 98%
3 - 98%
C C C & St L
ref 6s ser A
1929
5 -101
4%a 1931
2 .... 92%
CJev Uw Ter
6%s ser A
1972
2 ....104%
6 -105
6 ..C.107
. . ..105
F & I
gen 5s 19 43
. 1 ... 92%
Col & So 4%s
1935
88%
am G & E
68 stamped
1937
2 - 94%
Com'wlth I'd
s f 6s 194 7
10 .... 90%
1 - 90%
2 - 90%
3 .... 30%
1 .... 90%
07,/ I 3 .... 90;,4
?7%|con Coal of M
63 1950
30 - 91
6 .... 91%
14 .... 92
Crn Cork & S
6s 1942
... 96
2 .... 9?%
, 8 - 96
B[Cuba Cane Su
cv db 8s '80
2 - 89%
1 - 88%
1 .... 88 T(
1 .... 89%
4 - 90
Cuban Am Su
col 8s ?aai
10
5s 3937
3 - 93%
Del ? Hud 7a Kan City So
193fr
3 -110
5%s '37 tem
6 -101
1 -101%
cv 5s 1985
38 -100
Den & R g
rfg 69 3943
30 - 46%
1 -46
Bg] ?H? 1936
, - - 83%
,D G Derry Cor
"s 3942
8 -101%
2 ... .101
Del city Gas Kelly" Spgfleld
17 .
1 .
6%b
29 .
Can
32
99%
99%
99%
1967
. 85
. 85
10
6s 1957
.... 61%
- 6t
.61
Hum O * Rfg
Co ?%a '32
6 .... 99
2 .... 98 %
1 - 98%
1 .... 99
.1 Central
5%s 1934
S ... .101
1 -101%
rfg 4s 1868
5 .... 89%
Om 8a 1961
2 .... ?9-,-,
II Steel
1940
2 .
4 % ?
92%
9 .... 9 2 %
ni Steel 5s
1952
1 -102
ntbo-Met
4%s 1956
1 - 16%
ctfa of <i stp
10 _ 15 %
ntbo R T 7s
1915
20
16
2
rfg
2
13
. 97%
. 97%
. 97%
1900
. 71 %
. 71 %
2 .... 71%
8 .... 71 %
5 .... 71%
5 _ 71%
15 - 71%
6 .... 7 2
10 - 71%
ctfs of depon
10 - 70%
2 _ 71
18 - 70%
10 _ 71
6 _ 71%
fi .... 71%
6 _ 71%
Int Agrlcul
5s 1932
1 .... 80
7 _ 80
Int S Gt Nor
adj 6s ser A
1941 w I
37 _ 52%
6 .... 52%
9 _ 52
24 - 52 V;
13, .... 52%
Int Mer M 6s
1941
3 _ 93%
10 .... 93%
Int Pap rfg
5s '47 sr A
89%
ser B 1!
88<
88%
88%
88%
88%
88%
88%
Invine Oll 8s
193)
2 . ... 08%
2 ... .100
1 .... 99
107% K C Ft'S & M
4s 193 6
81%
5s 1950
10
6 ....
10
92%
93
9 2 %
93
92%
93
93%
1
1
2 _
3a 3950
14 .... 69%
Kan City Ter
4s 1960
7 _
8 _
1 _
10 _
0
84
83%
83%
83%
88?
5s 1923
1 -100%
net Ed 1st &
rfg 6s sor B
1940
2 ....104%
1 ... .104
2 -104%
6 ... .304%
?Sa? La<* Steel 5s
-304%
6a 1940
Det Rlv T
4%a 1961
2 - 90%
Det U Rys
4%s 1932
d'i^4s(Di?m'd"MHtch
?;,, I B ? deb 7%s
8** 3935
I960
?'ft Laclode Gas
of St. L 1st
5s 3934
82%
1? - 82;*
I .... szA
_ ? .... 82
Cent Leather
5o 10if5
_ 1 - 98%
Cent Pac gtd
4a 3.8*33
2 - 89%
10 .... 89U.
Be T9S7
8 ....108%
11 .-..199%
C*rro de
Paseo cvt s f
Sa 1931
5 ....122
1 -323
1 ....323
2? -...124
8 ....124%
* ????124 *
C b 03 & O rrv
^ 19?9
6a '3946
.... 96
... 96%
.... 95%
- 98
... 96%
- 9?
- 86%
- 96%
- 90
... 96%
... 96%
?> - 96%
Sn 4%s 1992
1 - 88%
cvt 4%9 1930
1 - 89
C A Ait rfg
ia 3950
6 - 52%
3%s 1549
8 .... 32
2 - 32%
1 .... M-S
C B & Q Es
1971
? ....101
1 -101%
gen 4s 1958
l .... 91
I" 4g 1949
10 - 91%
Chic & B II)
5k 3 951
^Hk-uPont-Ve^fe^ore
vt
1
1 ^^
2 .... 84%
C Gt Weai 4a
1959
6 - 68
8 .... 62%
3 - 62%
Ch Ind & ?%
lat ie 1847
> ....108%
3933
1 -108
6 -107%
1 -108
1 S6?..108
2 -108',?
Duquerne Lt
7%s 1945
30 ... .307%
1 -107%
1 -: 07 %
8 _107'*
3s 3 949
2 -104%
East Cuba Su
7%a 3 9?7wl
18 -300
ET V & G
con 6s 1956
2 - 99%
Einplro G & P
A '37
94%
95
95
94%
95
95%
95
94%
94%
95
9fi%
Empl
7%H
13 .
8 ,
96%
95
95%
Erie eon ext
7s 1920
8 -105%
7 -108%
Pr In 4s 1696
5 - 65
... 65%
... 65%
4s 3996
... 62 7,
3 .
gn ]
l
6 .
cv 4s a A
3 .... 62
52%
62%
62%
52%
62%
62',
62
^
cv 4s s'b '53 3%g' ?962
10
84%
?4%! 8 .... 63?
8?%! Erle AG R"
6a 1957
1 - 95%
Erle & Jer
6a 1981
1 - 96%
Flsk Rubber
8? 1941
6 -106%
1 -107
i 3d..101%
Tire gold 8s
1941
2 -108
I-Cayser 7s
1st mtg 1942
nterim rets
1 -105
3 ... .106
2 ....105%
92%
91%
92%
93
r, e a- w
1st 5s 3 937
95%
94%
95
4s 1931
93%
Lehlgh ?>,
6s IMS
1 ... .104%
en 4%s 2003
2 .... 92%
Liggett & M
7i 3944
3 -318
La North-west
R R 6a 1935
1 .... 77%
2 .... 77%
.8 . 77%
?Long Is'nri'l
gnl 4s 1938
1 - 86
Lo ri lia ni t'o
2 ....US
Louisv ft, x
uni 4a 3 04ii
1 -.-?? 92%
At Knoxv a
Cln d 4j 'fir.
Manri
199 D
.. S6%
Ry 4s
6 .... 63%
4 .... 08
* .. 67%
Manat? Su Co
1st 7'.?s "42
at2 ,???? 98
Market St Rv
1st en 6a '24
1 - 89%
,,7 - S9%
Maria nrt O 8s
?921 y/ v/ar
7 -119
7%s s B '.'J
1
11%
62% Mex p'of Del
8s '36
... .106%
st?f.100
.... 106 %
....106%
-106
- -3 06 "t
Mich C 4s '40
90 Vi
81%
80%
? - 44 I 1962
M K A Oklft 4 .... 92%
6s 1943 ! 2 .... 924
ctfs of depon 2 ....02%
1 .... 884! r, .... 93 '
M K Si T iic\vjl*ac.k?rd Mot
adj 5s sor A Car 8s tpm
25 . ... 68 1931
10 - 63% 6 -107 4
20 - n ?pan Am P A
63 41 Tran 7s 1930
3
25
26
6
4??
20
10
834
6 ! ' ).
03%
C3 4
63 t;
63?i,
63 4
03%
f? 3
?2%
Pi-nn 7
ti . . ,
n ...
?Otfl
1886
r?s ?flc;
101
1930
..109%
. .108%
6 4?
. .111
. .111
..1114
.111
P 1 6s sec ('
2f .,.. 87%
P 1 4h ser II
4 .... 71%
Mn P Cs i?+?j
Bar D to?-i
i ....loi 4
.2 ...,101
G?t 19C5
2 .... y?t?i
ir-.n 4b 1976
1 .... 65?,
10
00
(?fi
66 , ?
05% ?
Jrmit Power
Es 1943
99'
Nassau El
' 1961
?a 4
48 lS.il ? ....101
i ? 6.3 PiiiUb ly.-.y
Nat ?uba Ci? i? 1937
1952 \ ?
i ... .mi Piere??
New t: T v ?
fi? --.r <v 1962
1
88 4
09 4
90%
99 W
M
N ? ? &
5b 1035
8 .... 77%
! :::: ??8
N Y Cent d?b
6s 1935
1 -105
0 ....104%
28 ....106
5s 201?,
<3 .... 984
11 ? ? ? . 98%
" ? ? . . 9SU
1?
98%
?j s ';
98?
98 4
88 4
88%
88 4
98%
4b 19 S 4
M C
1998
26
N Y
3 4a
.. 80 4
Conner
H-.vays 4%a
1953
f? .... 91%
15 - 8] y
-V Y Dock Co
4s 1951
1 - 814
N Y Bdlson
ls fi's, s ser
A 1941
2 ....111
1 -1 1 0 %
2 ....111%
2 -111%
NVjr Gas 13 L
H ?t- Power
5." 194 8
1 .... 99%
1 - 99 4
N Y N II & j]
6s 1948
G - 83
4 .... 83
cvt deb 3 4s
1956
... 514
O & W
4s 1992
N y
1st
i
_ , 7 lu
6 _ 75 -
N Y Rys adj
6s 1942
6 .... g
rfg 4s rtfs of
depos 3942
1 - 36%
N Y Sute" Ry
<'on 4 4s 1962
x,2?- 7'
N Y Teleph
fis 1941
18
.100%
.101%
.101'?
is 1000
.1004
a 1966
. 03%
. 034
92 4
9-4
89%
904
87 4
90
'?uihern. Il y
en Ci? inr.i
a _102 u
i _102%
2 _10S?'
1 _1024
2 _10*?
1 ...M03
4 _103%
.103
6s 1994
0
P?-??
4 s
Peo
18S0
.... 92 4
ft E Inc
1900
.... 35 4
o ,<k Coke
of Chic CS
1243
1 -109
fis 1817
... 300 %
Marq fis
135C
7 - 98%
Phlla Co . ?
?ef A 1U?I
4 -1014
j ...?or
J ,...101%
98 4
9?
9S\
98%
98 4
98
'.'? 4
08'i
60
09%
?r? .... 69 4
1 _ 09 4
fis 193S
.Moh A O dlv
1 - 78%
So P Rico Su
of N .1 7k '46
.102
5 _
10 _
4s 1966
2 _
1. _
1 _
1931
1
61
1 gai
08*
..101%
.'. 102
, .100%
_ ....101 ^4
Stan O Cal "s
1081
2 ...,108%
1 .... 1064
2 -108%
1 ....108%
Steel ft Til?n]
7s 1951
....102%
Term RR Asn
of StL, 5s '44
1 _100 4
Third Av rfg
4s I960
11 _ 67
1 - 67%
ftdj 5s lOHO
1 ? 62
lfi .-, ,. C1U
Tidewat*?* on
? _ :?s f ?4a 1881
P C C ft .-u I I ? .,,.103
5s scr A 1970 Toi Edla?ri 7a
3 . . ..100 1045
Port Ry i, & 8 _107%
F fis 1042 I Toi Ht I. & AV
8 .... 874 ! *? 1950
Ptod ? Rcfln 1 .... 75
Corp 8s xg%6 Un Bg & Pap
with war ! 6r sr A lOi1?
1 -100%
1 -100%
1 _3 0" 4
7 -100%
6 _100
Union El 1, &
P rff? fis '33
3 _ 93
Union Pncltlc
1st 4s 1917
1 - 94
cv 4a 1927
1 .... 854
1 .... 95 4
Un Tank Car
7s 1930
5 -103%
T'ntd Dru? 8s
1041
r? ? m
Un Ry of St T.
4s 103 4
1 - 64?
t* S Rubber
74s 1930
-110
-137
Pub S of N J
s 1059
6 - 88
2 - 88
Reading gen
?Is 1097
1 .... 85%
BO - 86%
1 - 85%
Rcmins- Arm
"s 1037
1
Rep I &
fis 1940
874
9*'?.
S ti
96%
2 .... 96%
lio (1 YV col
-IR 1940
6 .. .. 6 5 4
1 .... 66 "A
H I Ark & L,
-14.M 193 4
1 ....824
St I. I M & ,s
4a 1020
1 .... 88%
4a Riv & o
dlv 1933
2 ....86%
St L RUy M ?
P 5a lOfifi
5 .... 80
1 .... 88
St L &? S F
4s ser A I960
: I *i
74
1 - 7 4%
6s sor 11 luso
1 . ... 89 y.
1 .... 88?
89
- 89
sor C lo^fi
-100%
... .100%
. . . .100%
*6 4s ser D
1945
6 .... 9 ? i .,
f> - 96
2 .... 9?;
inc Ga 3900
09
0 8 4
69
68?
0 8
68%
0 8%
OS ?
68%
68 M
. .104%!
. .104 4
. .105 4
. .106%
? .106 % I
..105?|
..105%
.1004
1949
0 .
1 .
4 4b 1936
1? ??.. 00%
10 .... 964
1 - 90%
NT \v A iin
4 4s 1046
8 .... fifi
1 .... 644
? 2 - f, 4
Norf A- ,So 1st
fis 1001
TV*1'' VVA, 0i><?>
IN or A TV" cv"
?107%
I ....107 4
I ....107%
I -108
i 1947
1 .... 804
l .... 80%
l . ... 804
I _ R9%
1 - 894
1 _ 80',
I - 80'A
> . . . . 80'i
l _ 89'-'.
! .... 8 9 14
! .... 80
! _ 80%
1 - 89%
S Steel s f
? 3 903
I _103
? _102%
? ....102?
' ... .102';
I ....1024
! ....102 V,
I -102".,
....10?.%
I ....102%
1 ....102 M
1 . . . . 10-* t-,
1 ....102 4
registered
1 .....102
XTt.-ill Pw & T,
fis 1944
2 - 92%
8 _ 93 4
3 ... 0 " .
1 - 93%
Vandalia 4?
ser B 3 957
1 . ... 86
Va-Car Chem
74s 1937
1 -105
4s 1932
ser A w
St L ,1 g p
?dj 6s 1055
3 .... S3
2 ...,81?
1020
10 ....1104
v ????1194
?Or Am Edl
scr A 6s 195:
Interim rets*
10 s7f
St L 8w
6a 195'
1? . . .
? 4
3 . . .
t? . .
3 .
78?
9 4
2 . 794
St I* M & M
'?4s 1033
B 3 .... 00
Salts Co 7s '42
2 ....102
San A & a P
964| 4f 1943 ??
S!t s?b?r? a "'
96 ^1 con 6a 1946
9
95%
0 s
Nor Pac
ser P 2047
15 ....3 094
21 ....3 09 4
19 -309
rfg & imp
5s ser C 3 997
2 .... 99
1 - 994
9 9 %
9 9 4
4 - 99
4s 1997
11 ??.. 8 9 %
?4 - 894
3a 204 7
?t2 - 64%
Nor States Pr
5s Ber A 1941
4 - 94
93 4
10
7f.
66 Jt
65%
00-,:,
no
06
2 -100
West Mttryld
4s 1052
2 - 66%.
1
18
O'ij 5s 194*!)
10 S?
rflT 4s 1950
7 _ 4.1
4,'P
20
14 .... 43 4
5 .... ?:<t\
Shar st Uoop
1st Ss ser a
1941
? .... 99%
11 .... 09%
1 -100
S h or S & So
5s 3 045
Nwn'nVn' Tel Slncl Con o?l
7s 3 941 j c'' 7 4s 1925
.107?
1 -3 07 4
2 ... .107%
Ore Sh L 4a
3929
?1 .... 92
Or-W R r &
N 4s 3903
22 . . .-, 83
1 .... 831,
2? .... 83
? ???? ia%
1 - S3
Otis Steel Co
iny e 74s
2 - 95%
?3 .... 95>|
Pic Coast fit
394C
t,1 .... 83
Pac O A: E
f'i 1942
93%
93%
94%
93%
T
10
ser A 1!
I
8
12
1
1
10 . ,
3 . .
1 . .
1 .
1 . .
Fin Cr O P
648 '25 rv A
;: ???? "?"*%
2 .... 90
So Bell T & T
6s 3045
- 97%
Pacifie
? mil-,
... .101
... 101
s6f. l 00 5i
-1014
... .loiu
-101 '
... .1014
-10] '
So
col
1
7
4s
1049
. 88 4
91
01 K
r'*fr
864
90
96 4
. '4 7
07%
97%
97?
0"
Virginian Ry
fis 1962
081
10 .... 984
6 .... 08",
"?Vabat-h 1st ?
3 03 0
. . . .?on
... .300
5s C 4s '50
Warner S !'??*
1 at 7a I0 11
1 ... .3024
1 ...10"4
Vest Elec 5s
102.2
loo?;
4
00
West Pacific
t? m 6s ser B
1046
fi .... 03
fis 104?
1 .... 80
2 .... 80
Weat'n Union
6%s 1030
1 _11 o ' ;
1 ....1104
Es 1938
l ....1004
44s 1950
5 -94
Wostirh Elec
7s 1931
1 -108
2 -1074
West Shore
4s 2361
83%
40
83'
Wh & I. E
4 4a 1066
1 .... 06%
con 4b 1049
, 1 .... 72%
iWlck Sp Steel
1st 7s 1035
1
99
1 .... 99 4
Wilson Co
7 4s 194 5
1 ....105%
1 -100
3 -100%
2 ....1004
1 -100
1st fis 1941
3 .... 101 %
2 ....101%
cv 6s 1928
1 .... 98
2 .... 98%
1 .... 98
3 .... o o ',;
08:
88%?
os%
10
tabii
... 99 4
. . 98
bond it
but tha
Pac T &
6s 3937
1 .... 994
To ??-rure me prec
(a ne'es.iar;,- to use . __.
approximate yield c?.n roughly be fUrured
out by the following formula: Divide the
ciosin-r quotation on : bond into the rate
of the annum return. If the bond Is selling
oeiow par you must allow also for tho
appreciation of tho pripolpal. To do this
subtract tha market (?notation from par,
fore maturity. For example, If a 6 per
cent bond fs sellins at 00 and has ten
years to run, the annual return will bo 6.68
per cent. Tile difference oetween par and
the market price will bo 10 points, sub?
tracting 90 from 100. Dividing 10 points
by ten years tho quotation will be 1. This) |
figure is to be adiled to 6.600, which is the
Annual return, and the result. 7sf6 ?er
cent, will ?jivo you die approximate yield.
London Market Firmer
LONDON. Oct. 2 -Prices were firmer
on the Stock Exchange to-day. Ear
pold was quoted iit 94f>; money was
loanod at 2 per cent. Discount rates
were: Short bills, 2%?Z% per cent;
three-month bills, 2 9-16?ff2*;s per cent.
Consols for money were quoted at
'b?^/i, British 6 per cent loan at 99%
and British 4% per cent loan at 96*?*.
Closing stock quotations were*
Atchison.102%.
B & O ..62%
Canadian Pac. . 3 44
C & O . 70%
(hg Grt WsrtJV,. 7
St Paul . 30%
Dnv & Rio G... %
KHe. J44
oo 1st pf. 23%
Grand Trk .... 14
111 Cntl .112 4
?*tti*vUle.133
? K &. T. 124
N V Cntl . 94%
Norf A- Wstn...ll7%
Ont & Wstn.... 24%
Pennsylvania.., 47
Reading.78 4
gnu i^y . ?44
Sou Pac . 924
Onion Pac .147 4
U S Steel.100 'A
De Beer?. lj
(Hand 1IU-?*..,, ft
?mJr
Forty Years of Progress
Forty years ago the telephone industry was
in its infancy?still regarded by many as an
interesting scientific toy but of little practical
business value. The first telephones intro?
duced commercially were leased in pairs and
the lessee in many cases strung his own wire
to connect the two telephones, as for example,
from home to office. The first switchboard to
connect telephone circuits was installed in
Boston in 1877, and connected five banking
houses, serving as a telephone system by day
and a burglar alarm system at night. The
first commercial telephone exchange was
established in New Haven in 1878.
Today the telephone service constitutes one of
the mighty industries of the nation. Through
the American Telephone & Telegraph Com?
pany and affiliated companies the entire
country is linked together into one system of
intercommunication by exchange, trunk, toll
and long distance lines aggregating over
27,000,000 miles of wire, or enough to encircle
the earth more than one thousand times. There
are over 14,000,000 telephones in the United
States, joining 70,000 cities, towns and villages
and approximately 2,500,000 farms. These
telephone facilities represent an investment
of about $2,000,000,000, require some 250,000
people to operate them, and take care of about
Nineteen Billion Telephone Messages each
year.
The story of the telephone industry is a story
of American achievement: a moving and in?
spiring story of research by scientists who
have devoted their lives to-the improvement
of the telephone art; of the accomplishment
of technical experts who have taken the fruits
of scientific research and translated them into
efficient apparatus for speeding the spoken
word; of courageous financiers and investors
who visioned the possibilities of this now
mighty industry and furnished the capital for
its development; and of the achievement of
engineers who have carried the highways of
speech under rivers, across deserts and moun?
tains, to the habitations of men, that America
might be a nation of neighbors.
The Bonds of Telephone Companies have the
elements o? both security and liquidity in high
degree. Thus they enjoy an excellent market
and yield a highly attractive interest return.
They are the obligations of a firmly estab?
lished and steadily growing fundamental
industry forming an essential part of our com?
mercial, industrial and agricultural commu?
nities. The earnings of Telephone Companies
show a steady increase from year to year.
Even periods of industrial depression, owing
to the necessity of .telephone service and its
relatively small per capita cost, tend merely
to check the rate of growth rather than to
decrease the earnings. Because of their attrac?
tive qualities as sound investments the Bonds
of Telephone Companies have won the
approval of our largest bond buyers, such as
life insurance companies, banks, institutions,
estates and wealthy individual investors.
Harris, Forbes & Company was organized in
1882 during the earliest days of the telephone
industry. We were one of the first investment
houses to become interested in the purchase
and sale of Telephone Bonds. We own and
offer a comprehensive list of Telephone Bonds,
which measure up to our exacting standards
and have been subjected to our usual careful
investigation. We shall be glad to discuss
with you your investment problems whether
large or? small, and offer you the benefit of our
forty years of experience.
Upon request for Circular Clll we shall be pleased to send a copy of our October Bond Lists
containing offerings of Government, Municipal, Railroad, Public Utilty and Industrial Bonds.
Harris, Forbes & Company
Pine Street, Corner William, New York
Harris, Forbes ft Company
Incorporated
Batten
Harris, Forbes ft Company
Limited
Montreal
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Bond Department
Chica?-?
Day's New Issues
Dillon, Read & Co. are offering
$6,132,000 first and refunding mortgage
f> per cent gold bonds of the Ohio
Power Company at 98%, to yield about
4.45 per cent. The issue is Series H,
Series A 7 per cent bond to the
amount of $10,000,000 being outstand?
ing. The proceeds of the $16,132,000
bonds are to reimburse the treasury
in part for capital expenditures pre?
viously made. The American Gas and
Electric Company owns the entire com?
mon stock of the Ohio Power Company.
The 5s are redeemable as a whole or In
part on four weeks' notice at 105 be?
fore 1927, and at gradually declining
premiums thereafter.
Blyth, Witter & Co. have purchased
and will soon offer an issue of $1,235,-'
000 Pacific Power and Light Company
7 per cent cumulative preferred stock.
The price and date of offering have not
yet been determined.
Sidney Spitzer & Co. are offering a
new issue of $136,000 Trumbull County,
Ohio, road improvement 6%s, due $17,
000 each October 1, 1924 to 1931, inclu?
sive, at prices to yield, 1924 to 1925
maturities, 4.40 per cent, and 1927 to
1P31 maturities, 4.50 per cent.
Watkins & Co. and Redmond & Co.
are offering a new issue of $2,900,
000 City of Boston registered 4 per
cent bonds, dated October 1, 1922, and
due October 1, 1923 to 1967, inclusive,
at prices to yield 3.60 per cent to 3.90
per cent.
A. G. Becker & Co. are offering $2,
600,000 ten year sinking fund 6% per
cent debenture gold bonds of Spiegel,
May-Stern Company. The trust inden?
ture includes strong protective clauses
and provisions for a sinking fund
which will retire approximately $2,
400,000 of the issue before the final
maturity.
The State of Ceara, Brazil, has com?
pleted negotiations with the Mortgage
Securities Company, of New Orleans,
for the sale of $2,000,000 8 per cent
bonds, due 1947, according to cables
Item Rio d? Janiere,
J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co.Buy&Sell
Farmers Loan & Trust Stock
First National Bank
Guaranty Trust
Harriman National Bank
Hanover National Bank
Realty Associates
United States Trust
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Pimneo .000 to 4010 John. 36 Wiall St.. N.T.
FRACTIONAL LOTS
Your Inquiries Invited
' Send for copy of our
"Trading Suggestions"
Fleas? mention H-700
WILSON & CHARDON
Memfcara Consolidated Stock Exch. of N. T.
62 Broadway New York
Telephon? Whitehall 1064
STANDARD
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Summary? ? Upon
ar? ? request
Wheeling & Lake Erie Bonds j
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.?The Wheel-1
ing & Lake Erie applied to the Inter- j
state Commerce Commission to-day for
authority to issue $850,000 in 5 per
cent bonds, -which will be deposited
with the Treasury as security for a
loan of $500,000. With the money
which the road expects the government
to advance and with other funds at its
disposal maturing indebted??? of IV
800.000 will b? p?id off in v?*}> ^?^
with tli? balAAfi? Qi iti i?.4??>*?M*w\
I
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An Invitation
to
Members of the A. B. A#
The Convention of the American Bankers'
Association now in session at the Commodore
Hotel will result as have former similar gather?
ings in the further advancement of conservative
banking principles.
New York City is glad o? its opportunity to
welcome the visiting members and make their
stay a pleasant as well as memorable occasion.
Through direct private wire connections with
prominent banks and bankers in many of the
principal cities, we are able to offer a compre?
hensive investment service. We cordially invite
members of the A. B. A. to visit our offices, and
place all our facilities at their disposal.
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INCORPORATED
39 Broadway, New York
Telephon* Whitehall 4230
PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO
BUFFALO SYRACUSE

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