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JANUARY TO MARCH, 1931, INCLUSIVE

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JAN.-MARCII, 1931.] INDEX iii

1INDEX

TO VOLUME 132 PART 1.JANUARY 1 TO MARCH 31 1931.

EDITORIAL ANDPage.

Acceptances, Bankers'. See Banker's Ac-ceptances.

Advertisers, Newspapers as 1687Advertising, The Other Side of 1286Air Planes, The Purpose of, and UnitedStates Fleet 1870Allport, Floyd H., Professor of Psychology,on "Our International Habits" 715American Acceptance Council, Robert H.

Bean, Executive Secretary of- 0000His Recommendations RespectingWeeklyReturns of Federal Reserve Board 2254

American Banker's Association Former Secre-tary W. G. Fitzwilson, Death of 374

American People, Better Side of 911Anaconda Copper Co., Cuts Its Dividend.- -2257Anderson, B. M., Jr., On Gold Reserves andTheory of Gold Delegation of League of Na-tions 1294

Argentine Government Authorizes Repay-ment of $16,000,000 to New York BankingSyndicate 8

Australian Secession Movement (EditorialNew York "Journal of Commerce") 1107

Australian State Premiers Discuss the Eco-nomic Problems 1089

Austria and Hungary Sign Treaty of Friend-ship and Arbitration 707

Austria and Germany Announce a CustomsUnion 2259

Austro-German Customs Agreement, The.. _2268Automobile Financing-During October and the Ten Months 551During November and the Eleven Months.. 720During December and the Full CalendarYear 1296

During January and the Three PrecedingYears 2075

Ayres, Leonard P., Vice-Pros. Cleveland TrustCo.. Article, "Ohio Is Hopeful" 1304

Balkali Countries, Conference Held to Con-sider Agricultural Problems of 1677

Balkan Countries Suffer Earthquakes ofSeverity 1861

Bank Clearings in 1930 and the Course ofTrade and Speculation 552

Bank Clearings in Detail (Table of) for theLast Eight Calendar Years 559

Bank of England. See England.Bank for International Settlements-"International Credits Bank," Projects

for a New 1473, 1860International Mortgage Bank, Subscribes

to the New 1860Bank Runs 17Bank of United States-"Manipulating Mil-

lions-Banking Responsibilities" 1481Bank of United States-Some lessons

(Editorial, New York "Journal of Com-merce") 719

Bankers' Acceptances Being Purchased byFederal Reserve Bank at Inordinately LowRates 531, 701

Banking Act of State of New York, StateSuperintendent Joseph A. Broderick Pro-poses Revision of the 169

Banking, Branch and Chain-Traylor, Melvin A., President First Na-

tional Bank of Chicago, Views Respect-ing 1271

Banking Conditions, Charles L. Spear° On_ _2073Banking. Group, in Northwest and Middle-west States in 1930 1690

Banking,Manufacturers' Trust Co., HarveyD. Gibson Elected President of 169

Banking Responsibilities-Manipulating Mil-lions 1481

Bank's Assets Highly Liquid-Cash Reservesat Unusually High Point, Guarantee Sta-bility. (By Charles L. Speare in Newark"Evening'News" ) 184

Banks, Our Mutual Savings 1688Bean, Robert H., Executive Secretary Ameri-can Acceptance Council-Recommenda-tions Respecting Weekly Returns of FederalReserve Board 2254

Belgium-Military Accord with France, Abolition of,Being Considered 7

Military Agreement, The Franco-Belgian-Political versus Economic Alliances 13

Better Side of American People 911Better Spirit Prevails, A-Article by John G.Lonsdale 916

Bill Introduced by Representative McFaddenProposes Federal Capital Issues Board- - - - 1485

Blessed Interlude, The 1869Bolivia External Debt Situation to be Re-

ferred to the New Administration 1089Boomerang of the "Power Trust," The 1867

COMMUNICATED ARTICLESPage.Bond Issues, Foreign Demand Grows for Pro-

tective Body on 1287Bonds, Municipal, in 1930. Article by StacyC. Masser 736

Branch Banking. See Banking, Branch andChain.

British Bank Resources-Diminishing Profits(Editorial New York "Journal of Com-

merce") 1102British Labor Carries On-Indian Reformand the Naval Agreement 1866

Broderick, Joseph A., State Superintendentof Banks, Proposes Revision of the BankingAct 169

Broker's Loans Decrease-_4, 169, 353, 533,702, 897, 1673, 2257

Broker's Loans Increase- -1081, 1271, 1469,1855, 2054

Building Construction, The 1930 Record ofNew 721

Bulgaria National Bank Reduces Its DiscountRate 709

Bunnell, John A., Article, "Chicago Boardof Trade" 737

Business-Article by John G. Lonsdale on"A Better Spirit Prevails" 916

Business Conditions-Clay, Henry, Economic Expert of Bank ofEngland, Analysis of 173

Dividend Reductions Reflect Conditions- _2257Indications of Gradual Improvement_ _167.

1269, 2052Speyer. James, Views Respecting 168Warburg, Paul M., Discusses 168Wiggin, Albert H., Views RespectingWage Reductions and 352

Business Failures-During the Year 1930 717During January 1082During February 1856

Business Failures. See Also Article, "TheInsolvency Record for 1930" 717

Business, Governor Ritchie and 547Butler Smedley D. of United StatesMarine Corps., Criticism of ItalianPremier Mussolini 706

roanada-Insolvencies in 1930 719

Protests to Secretary of State at Washing-ton Regarding United States CoastGuard on Rum-running Schooner 2060

Stock Exchange Prices 1880Capital Flotations (New)-During December and the Year 1930 374During January 1102During February and since January 1875

Capital Issues, (The New) In Great Britain 550Capitalism vs. Communism 181Caution to Veterans, A Word of 1870Chain Banking. See Banking, Branch andChain.

Chase National Bank, Albert H. Wiggin,Chairman of the Board Discusses TheInter-Allied Debts Question 351

Chicago-Bank Elections 739"Board of Trade." Article by John U.

Bunnell 737Stock Exchange, Activity of The 738Stock Exchange Record of Prices for 1930.. 732

China-Financial Minister of Nanking Govern-ment-Annual Report 2059

Nanking National Government AdoptsNew Tariff Schedules 8

Cities and Crime-The New York CityInvestigation 2270Cincinatti Stock Exchange, The-Stocksand Bonds 1301

Cincinatti Stock Exchange, Trading During1930 on The-By W. D. Gradison 1305

Clay, Henry, Economic Expert of Bank ofEngland, Analyzes the Business De-pression 173

Clay, Henry. See Article. "Governmentsand Unemployment-Great Britain, Ger-many and Italy" 180

Cleveland Stock Exchange in 1930. The-ByC. B. Whitcomb 1304

Cleveland Stock Exchange, The-Stocks andBonds 1297

Columbus (Ohio) Stock and Bond ExchangeDuring 1930, Range of Prices on 1300

Communism and Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick 181Comptroller of the Currency's Annual Reportto Congress 2Comptroller of the Currency, John W.Pole's Testimony Respecting the BankingSituation 533

Page.Comptroller of the Currency's Annual Report-Legislation Recommended 20

Congress in Recess-The First Stirrings ofPolitical Intrigue 2068

Congress, Its Disturbing Influence 895Concrete Pavements, Durability of 720

Congress and Public Opinion 11688669

Congress, "The Blessed Interlude"

CoRnsuutrcunuctgion, The 1930 Record of New 721

Coolidge, Calvin, Opposed to Proposal toCancel Allied Indebtedness 352

Coolidge, Calvin, Views Respecting the Pro-posed Bonus to War Veterans 700

Corn Crops. See Grain.Cotton Outlook for 1931 369Country's Foreign Trade for 1930, The 1483Couzens, Senator, Criticizes Pres. Hoover's

Action Regarding Railroad Consolidation-Calls It Unethical 224

Customs Agreement, The Austro-German__ _2268Customs Union Between Germany and Aus-

tria Opposed by European Governments_ _2260Cuba-Banking and Currency Plans An-nounced

etrolt Stock Exchange, Developments on1278Dby Secretary of the Treasury

the-Article by Clark J. W. Colby1114Detroit Stock Exchange Monthly

Range of

Prices

Prices

1108Detroit Stock Exchange Yearly

Range of

1111Disarmament. See under Great Britain, Naval Treaty.

Disarmament: Or War In the Air 1482Duluth Securities Transactions 1692

Ehrman, Albert L., Article on The Activitiesof the San Francisco Stock Exchange_ _ _2076

Employment-Its Beneficence 183England, Bank of, Weekly Returns_ _9, 175,360, 541, 709, 903, 1090, 1279, 1475, 1680.

1862, 2061, 2264"Equity" Securities. H. E. Woods of Chi-cago Finds Trend Is Toward 1287

European Banks, Weekly Returns of Goldand Silver Holdings_ _13, 180, 364, 545,713, 907, 1094, 1283, 1479, 1684, 1866.

2064, 2268European Countries, Disputes and StrikesAmong Industries in 172

European Federation of States, NationsStudy the Briand Plan for a 6

European Federation of States. See alsoLeague of Nations.

European Securities Market, Course of.. _5,171, 354, 535, 703, 898, 1084, 1273, 1471,

1675, 1857, 2056, 2258Exports and Imports of United States. SeeUnited States.

'rectory Wheels Turning, Keep 184A" allures. See Business Failures.Farm Board. See under Federal Farm Board.Fa jrninurBnaoalzd) 's Retreat. (Editorial, "Wall St. 2274

Farm, Saving the, and Losing the Farmer.. - _29140Farm, The Ten-Acre, "Out of Work" or _ _ _2066Federal Capital Issues Board Proposed in BillIntroduced by Representative McFadden-1485

Federal Farm Board-ChoanirmtlnannRAlfnerx1.9Leugge Discusses the Cotton2025536

Chairman Alex, Legge Resigns Grain Stabilization Corp., to Terminate

2369

Purchasing of Wheat Stone, James C., is Named Chairman of.. _2063"In the Name of Hedging." (Editorial,"New York Journal of Commerce") - - - - 20

Federal Farm Board Activities RardingCotton Marketing Opposed by J. W. Gar-row of New Orleans 912Federal Farm Board Problem, The 912Federal Farm Board, Change of Policy Im-pending, Apparent from Statement ofChairman James C. Stone 2053Federal Farm Board to Discontinue Purchas-2053ing of Wheat 2256Federal Power Commission Controversy, Mr.Hoover and the Senate

364Federal Reserve Bank of-Atlanta Reduces its Discount Rate 361Boston Reduces its Discount Rate 10, 11Chicago Reduces its Discount Rate 176Cleveland Reduces its Discount Rate_ - AO, 11San Francisco Reduces its Discount Rate 176St. Louis Reduces its Discount Rate 176Federal Reserve Bank of New York-Gov.Harrison's Statement Respecting the Re-discount Rate

701


Iv INDEX [Vol,. 132-PART 1.

, Page.Federal Reserve Bank of New York, AnnualStatement of 551

Federal Reserve Banks, Comment on WeeklyReturns--3. 170. 353. 533. 702, 897, 1081,

1271. 1469, 1673, 1855, 2054, 2254

Federal Reserve Banks' Easy Money Policy- 532

Federal Reserve Banks, Table of Discount.Rates -_1l, 176, 362, 543, 710, 905. 1090,

1280, 1476, 1681, 1863, 2062, 2265

Federal Reserve Board Amends RegulationsGoverning Re-discount of Notes Secured by

Adjusted Service Certificates by Reserve

Banks 2074

Federal Reserve Board Should Have Exclu-

sive Jurisdiction of Banks is the Testimony

of Owen D. Young 896

Federal Reserve Board's Weekly Return Very

Imperfect 2254

Federation of Nations. See European.

Fees, Senator, Replies to Senator Couzens-

Upholds President Hoover's Stand 25

Financial Situation, The_ _ _1, 167, 351, 531.699, 895.1079, 1269, 1461. 1671, 1853.2051. 2253

Finland, Premier Svinhufvud is Elected Presi-

dent of 1277

Fitzwilson, W. G., Secretary American Bank-

er's Association, Death of 374

Foreign Bond Issues, Demand Grows forProtective Body on 1287

Foreign Exchange Market Weekly Review.11,176, 362. 543, 710. 905, 1091, 1280,

1476, 1681, 1863, 2062, 2265

Foreign Exchange Rates as Certified by Fed-eral Reserve Banks_ -13, 179, 364, 545, 713.907, 1093, 1283, 1479, 1684, 1865, 2065, 2267

Foreign Money Rates. See Money Rates atForeign Centers.

Foreign Trade. See United States ForeignTrade.

Foreign Trade in 1930, The Country's 1483

Fosdick, Harry Emerson-Capitalism andCommunism 181

France-Bank of, To Accept Gold of the British

Standard 356

Bank of, Governor Clement Moret's Ad-dress Respecting Gold Reserves 704

Bank of, Reduces Its Discount Rate 1011

Bank of, Weekly Returns__ .._9. 175, 361,541, 709. 1090, 1279, 1475, 1680, 1862,

2060. 2264

Banking Institutions Arranging ForeignCredits 899

Budget for Current Fiscal Year in Deficit_ _1275

Financial Questions, Exchange of Viewswith British Treasury Officials on. A72, 1473

General Arbitration Ratified by Parlia-ment1 859

Naval Agreement with Italy, British andFrench Experts Seek Plans for 1085

Naval Agreement with Italy, NegotiationsThrough British Officials Concluded_ 2057

Naval Agreement with Italy in Principle,Reached 1471, 1676, 1858

Naval Truce with Italy Apparently Ended- 537Parliament Resumes Its Sessions 358Parliament Ratifies the General ArbitrationAct 1859

Pierre Laval Forms new Cabinet 706Premier Pierre Laval and Cabinet Receive

Confidence Vote 900

Premier Steeg and Cabinet. Defeat of- 538

War Loans, Refuses International Arbi-tration Respecting 900

France, Belgium Considering Abolition of theMilitary Accord with 7

Franco-Belgian Military Agreement, the-Political Versus Economic Alliances 13

Franco-Italian Naval Agreement, the-Limi-tation without Parity 1684

Franco-Italian Naval Controversy. GreatBritain and the 1479

'narrow, J. W. of New Orleans OpposesActivities of Federal Farm Board Re-

specting Cotton Marketing 912

Geiger, Adam K., Article on "Latin AmericanDollar Credit in the United States" __2073, 2273

German -Austro Customs Agreement, the_ -2268

Germany-Bank of, Weekly Returns_ _9, 176, 361,542. 709, 904, 1090, 12/.9., 1476, 1680,

1862, 2061, 2264

Budget, Reichstag Votes the 1931, 2264

Chancellor Bruening and Cabinet WorkingImprovement in Nation's Problems__ 900

Customs Union Announced with Austria _2259

Luther, Dr. Hans, Discusses ReparationsProblem 1678

Parliamentary Discussions 1087

President Paul von Hindenberg's State-

ment Respecting the Need for Peace- - 6

Unemployment Situation, Finance Minister

Dietrich's Plan to Meet 174

Germany and Spain, Testing Parllamentary

Government in 1094

Gibson, Harvey D., Elected President of

Manufacturers Trust Co 169

Gold Accessions in United States and Great

Britain 1079

Gold of British Standard to Be Accepted byBank of France 356

Gold Delegation, League of Nation's, Reporton Distribution 355

Gold Distribution (Editorial, New York"Times") 370

Gold Distribution Discussed 13-iihe Interna-tional Chamber of Commerce 1473

Gold Reserves and Theory of Gold Delegationof League of Nations, Address f M.Anderson Jr _____ _ 1294

Gold Movement at New York, Imports and ,Exports_11, 177. 363, 543, 711, 905, "

1092, 1281, 1477, 1682, 1864, 2062, 2266Government, People and 549Governments and Unemployment-Great

Britain, Germany and Italy 180

Page.Grain, World Conference On, Convenes atRome 1474, 1677, 2263

Great Britain-Bank of England. See England.Bank of England, Loss of Control overGold Currents 1079

Chancellor of Exchequer Philip Snowden'sStatement Respecting the BudgetaryProblems 1086, 1275

Clay, Henry, Economic Expert, Analysisof the Business Depression 173

Financial Situation, Exchange of ViewsWith French Officials, on The, 172

French and British Discussions of Financeand Economic Questions 1473

French War Loans, Protests Payment inDepreciated Francs of, 900

General Arbitration Agreement is Ratified_1859India. See under India.Inflation of Bank of England Circulationand Inability to Command Gold_ _1079

Insurance, Unemployment, Plan Inade-quate 357

Labor Government, Problems of The ...._1678Labor, Ministry of, Recommends Change

In Plan of Unemployment Insurance 357London Naval Treaty Declared in Effectby President Hoover in Washington_ 6

Naval Construction, France and Italy inAccord On, 1676, 1684

Naval Construction May Be Dependenton Program of France and Italy 900

Palestine, Statement of Policy Toward_ _1278Parliament Reconvenes-Labor Govern-ment Defeated on an Education Bill 538

Parliamentary Dissensions 2059South Wales Coal Miner's Dispute 172, 358, 538Strikes and Disputes Among Industries

172, 358Trade Dispute Bill is Passed 705Unemployment Situation 1274

Great Britain, Loss of Control Over GoldCurrents 1079

Great Britain, The New Capital Issues In,- - 550Great Britain and the Franco-Italian NavalControversy 1479

Great Britain-The MacDonald Govern-ment Weathers Another Storm-ThePolitical Outlook 713

Great Britain, Political Dissension In-TheOutlook for a Coalition 2065

Green, William, President American Federa-tion of Labor, Address on Wages andProduction 1285

Group Banking in Northwest and MiddlewestStates in 1930 1690

Guatemala, United States Denies Recog-nition of Provisional Government Of 8

T__Tedging, In The Name Of, (Editorial, New1-1 York "Journal of Commerce"). 20Henderson, Arthur, British Foreign Secre-

tary, Discussion on "War in the Air" 1482High Wages and General "Depression" 909Hoover, President-London Naval Treaty Proclaimed in Force 6Muscle Shoals Bill, Disapproved The 1673Red Cross Relief Work, Attitude Re-specting 896

Soldier's Bonus Bill Vetoed 1467Wickersham Report Transmitted to Con-

gress 545Hoover, Mr., Congress and the Red Cross-

Public versus Private Relief 907Hoover, Mr., And The Senate-The FederalPower Commission Controversy 364

Hungary and Austria Sign New Treaty ofFriendship and Arbitration 707

T ndia-1 Autonomy, Probability of Compromise

On 173, 359, 1860Civil Disobedience Campaign to Be Con-

tinued 902Civil Disobedience Terminated 1679, 1860, 2059Compromise Agreement, Differences Res-

pecting the Irwin-Gandhi 2059Imperial Bank of, Advances Its DiscountRate 360

Mahatma Gandhi and Others Releasedfrom Prison 708

Mahatma Gandhi and Viceroy Lord Irwinin Am. went 1679, 1860

Peace Negotiations, Conditions of 902Prime-Minister MacDonald's Statements

Respecting Self-Government 539, 708Religious Differences Respecting the Pro-posed Constitution 359

Round Table Conferences Resumed inLondon 7

Round Table Conferences in LondonClosed 539

Indian Reform and the Naval Agreement-British Labor Carries On 1866

Individuals and Institutions 715

Insolvencies, See Business Failures.Insolvency Record for 1930. The 717Institutions and Individuals 715Institutional Habits, Our, Discussed by FloydH. Aliport, Professor of Social Psychology_ 715

Insurance, Trusteeing Life 2069Interlude, The Blessed 1869International Agricultural Credit Bank,Experts Suggest the Foundation of an 1274

International Institute of Agriculture As-sembled in Rome for World Conference onGrain 2263

International Mortgage Bank Is Founded inBasle 1860

Inter-State Commerce Commission. SeeArticle, "Clearing Tracks for Rail Con-solidation" 1716

Investment Trust in the Northwest, An 1692

Italy-Bank of, Vincenzo Azzolini Elected Gov-

ernor of the 374Naval Agreement in Principle Reached with

France 1471, 1676. 1858

Italy (Concluded)-Page.

Naval Agreement with France, Negotia-tions Through British Officials Con-cluded 1085, 2057

Naval Truce with France ApparentlyEnded 537

Premier Mussolini Criticised by SmedleyD. Butler of U. S. Marine Corps 706

Premier Mussolini Opens World Confer-ence on Grain 2263

Premier Mussolini in Radio Address De-clares Italy Needs Peace 6

"ranges City, Mo., Course of Security Prices 917

Keep Factory Wheels Turning 184

Labor Conditions-"High Wages and General Depression"_ 909

"Out of Work": Or, the Ten Acre Farm_ _ _2066Unemployment, Government and-Great

Britain, Germany and Italy 180Latin-American Dollar Credit in the United

States, 1920-1930. Article I by Adam K.Geiger 2073

Article II 2273League of Nations Proceedings-Commission Discusses World Economic

Crisis 537Concerted Economic Action, Conferencefor 2058

Council's Meetings Begin 356, 538Council's Closing Decisions 704European Federation of Nations Dis-

cussed 357. 537. 1474, 2068Gold Delegation's Report on Distribution

355, 536International Agricultural Credit Bank

Suggested 1274World Disarmament Conference, to Con-

sider Date for 357

World Disarmament Conference to MeetFeb. 2 1932 705

Liberia-Slavery and Enforced Labor to beAbolished by Order of State Department atWashington 175, 359. 541, 903

Life Insurance, Trusteeing 2069

Living, Manner of-Individuals and Insti-dons 715

Limitation Without Parity-The Franco-Italian Naval Agreement 1684

Listings on New York Stock Exchange During1930 385

London Naval Treaty Proclaimed in Forceby President Hoover 6

London Naval Treaty. See under GreatBritain, Naval Treaty.

Lonsdale, John G., Article on "A Better SpiritPrevails" 916

Lonsdale, John G. Active Worker in RedCross and Drouth, Campaigns 1107

Looking Forward Along the New Year 15

Los Angeles Stock Exchange During 1930,The 2076

Los Angeles Stock Exchange Record of Pricesand Monthly Range for year 1930 2077

iimacDonald Government Weathers AnotherLYL Storm, The-The Political Outlook- - - - 713

Manipulating Millions-Banking Responsi-bilities 1481

Manufacturer's Trust Co., Elects Harvey D.Gibson, President 169

McCoy, Joseph S., Actuary of TreasuryDepartment. Death of 374

McFadden, Representative, Introduces BillProposing Federal Capital Issues Board-.. _1485

McGarrah, Gates W., President of Bank forInternational • Settlements RecommendsInternational Long Term Credits 1085

McKellar, Senator, Criticizes PresidentHoover's Action 25

Mercantile Insolvencies, See Business Fail-ures.

Mexico-Earthquake of Severity in Southern Portionof 361

Government and National Railways Ex-ternal Debt, Modification of 901

Michigan Through A Year of Great Depres-sion-Article by Frank W. Blair 1114

Miller, Adolph C., Testimony RespectingFederal Reserve Policies 702

Money Market, Part Played by Govern-ment Deposits & Treasury Financing 2051, 2253

Minneapolis-St. Paul Stock Exchange, The -1692

Money Market, Profound Ease in, The Fed-eral Reserve's Part 531

Money Market, Weekly Review_ _10, 176,361, 542. 709, 904, 1091, 1279, 1476, 1680,

1862, 2061, 2265Money Rates at Foreign Centres- - - -9, 175,360, 541, 709, 903, 1090, 1279, 1475,

1680, 1862, 2060, 2264Montreal Curb Market During 1930, The-- -1881Montreal Stock Exchange, Monthly Recordof Business Done On 1880

Montreal Stock Exchange Range of Pricesfor 1930 and 1929 With Volume of Deal-ings for 1930 1884

Mosser. Stacy C., Article, Municipal Bondsin 1930 736

Municipal Bonds in 1930. Article by StacyC. Mosser 736

Mational Cash Register Co., Omits Quar-2257terly Dividend

National Wealth and National Income of theUnited States, The 2274

Naval Agreement, Indian Reform and The-British Labor Carries On 1866

Naval Arms Treaty. See under Great Britain,Naval Controversy, Great Britain and theFranco-Italian 1479

Naval Limitation Without Parity 1684

Netherlands, Bank of, Reduces Its Rate - - 541

New Capital Flotations. See Capital Flota-tions (New).

Newspapers As Advertisers 1687


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JAN:MARCH, 1931.] INDEX

Page.New Year, Looking Forward Along the 15New York Central Offering of $75,000,000430 1853

New York City to Offer $100,000,000 Cor-porate Stock and Bonds for Rapid TransitConstruction 1468

New York City Investigation, The-Citiesand Crime 2270

New York Clearing House Banks FurtherReduce Interest Rates 1080

New York Curb Exchange, President Muller'sAnnual Report of 1689

New York Stock Exchange Broker's Loans.See Broker's Loans.

New York Stock Exchange Listings for theYear 1930 385New York Stock Market. Course of.. -4, 170,353, 534, 702, 897, 1082, 1272, 1470, 1674,

1856, 2055, 2257New Zealand, Earthquake of Severity inNapier and Other Towns 903

Nicaragua-American Forces of Marines to be Re-duced to 500 1277

Eight United States Marines Killed byInsurgents 7, 174

North Carolina, The Financial Rescue of.. __2072Northwest, An Investment Trust in the-A682Northwest and Middlewest States in 1930,Group Banking in 1690

Inhlo Is Hopeful" by Leonard P. Ayres,•-• Vice-Pres. Cleveland Trust Co 1304

Oil, Probable Demand of 15,000,001) Tons ofSteel Pipe in Next Five Years 25

Other Side of Advertising. The 1286Our Mutual Savings Banks 1688"Out of Work" or The Ten Acre Farm "066

Dalestine, Prime Minister MacDonald's NewStatement of Policy Respecting 1278

Panama-Provisional President, Revolutionist Leader

NHarmodio Arias Revolutionist 174

Revolt Causes Government Overturn andResignation of President Arosemena8,174

"Panics and Prophets," by J. E. Rovensky ofBank of America Discusses 913

Parliamentary Government in Germany andSpain, Testing 1094

Pennsylvania Railroad Offers 350,000,00043s 1853

People and Government 549Peru-

Cabinet, New, is Formed 1861Moratorium on External Debt to BeSought 902

Provisional President, Col. David SamanezOcampo Is Named 1861

Revolutionary Activities_1475, 1679, 1861Pipe Line Companies Responsible for Rev-enue Loss to Railroads in Crude 011 Trans-portation 26

Pipe Lines, Growth of-Possible Demand of15,000,000 Tons of Steel Pipe in Next FiveYears 25

"Playing Politics" 1097Political Dissension in Great Britain-The

Outlook for a Coalition 2065Political Intrigue, The First Stirrings of...... 2068Political Versus Economic Alliances-The

Franco-Belgian Military Agreement 13Politics, Playing 1097Port of New York Authority Issues $66,-000,000 4s 1853

Porto Rico, Prospects for 2272Power Commission Controversy, The-Mr. Hoover and the Senate 364

Preparatory Disarmament Conference. SeePreparatory Disarmament Conference. SeeLeague of Nations.

"Price of Prosperity, The"-Address ofMelvin A. Taylor. President of First Na-tional Bank, Chicago 1096

Prohibition and Politics-The WickershamReport 545

Public Opinion, Congress and 1688Public Utility Earnings-During October 185During November 1107

Public Versus Private Relief-Mr. Hoover,Congress and the Red Cross 907

Ralkoad Wages, Time for Reduction W--1854all Consolidation, Clearing Tracks for..--- 716

Railroads-Baltimore & Ohio Reduces Dividend to 5% 2257Chicago & Rock Island Reduces Dividendto 5% 1853Delaware & Lackawanna Cuts Its Dividend2257Income Statements for January Reduced-1469T

Page.Railroads (Concluded).-Eastern Trunk Lines Agree Upon Division

Into Four Groups 1Lehigh Valley Reduces Dividend 1853New York Central, Pennsylvania, N. P.

Chesapeake & Ohio in ConsolidationAgreement 1

New York Central Offering of $75,000.0004s 1853

New York Central Reduces Capital StockDividend to 6% 1853

Pipe Lines Responsible for Loss of RailroadRevenue 26

Pennsylvania Offers $50,000,000 4 Xs- -1853Southern Railway Co., Annual Report for1930 2054

Railroads A Demand for Fair Play from the.(Editorial. "New York Times") 720

Railroads Income Problem of. (Editorial,"Newfork Journal of Commerce") 19

Railroads, Pipe Line Companies Responsiblefor Loss of Revenue to 26

Railroads. See Article, "Transportation:River, Rail and Road-The Proper Placefor Each" 367

Railroads, Gross and Net Earnings-For Month of November 1930 370For Month of Decmeber 1930 1099For the Calendar Year 1930 1288For Month of January 1931 1871

Ratio of Wages Can Never Parallel Produc-tivity, The 1284

Real Estate and General Conditions in St.Louis. By Lawrence E. Mahan of Frank-lin American Co 916

Red Cross, Mr. Hoover, Congress and the,-Public Versus Private Relief 896, 907

Reflections by the Way 366Ritchie, Governor, and Business 547Rovemilry, J. E., of Bank of America, Dis-

cusses "Panics and Prophets" 913Russia-Government Finances, Report of Commis-sar of Finance on 358

Grain Exports for 1930, Large Increase in 707Labor Camps, Walter Duranty of "NewYork Times" Reports Conditions in 901

Lumber, United States Embargo on, UnlessProduced by Free Labor 1085

Manganese Ore "Dumping" in UnitedStates Not Proven 1474

Trade Relations, State Department atWashington Studies 1860

Technicians, 1300, Needed in the Five-Year Plan 707

San Francisco Stock Exchange, The Ac-tivities of The 2076

San Francisco Stock Exchange Record ofPrices and Monthly Range for Year 1930- 2080

Saving the Farm and Losing the Farmer 910Savings Banks, Our Mutual 1688Soldier Bonus Bill, President Hoover's Veto of1467Soldier Bonus Legislation, a New Disturbing

Influence 699, 1270Spain-Bank of, Arranges International Credit of$60.000,000 2263

Cabinet, New, Is Formed by Premier Aznar1275Constitutional Guarantees Restored byKing Alfonso 1088

Martial Rule Is Terminated 707Municipal Elections to Be Held in Ap ril.....1474Testing Parliamentary Government in

Spain and Germany 1094The Political Kaleidoscope in 1283

Spears, Charles F., Article in Newark "Even-ing News" on Cash Reserves of Banks 184

Speare, Charles F., on Banking Conditions- 2073Speyer, James, on Business Situation-NoCause for Pessimism 18, 168

Springtime, in the-Renewal and Recovery_ _2271Samson, Henry L., Forwards Apology to

Italian Ambassador for Smedley D. Butler'sCriticism of Premier Mussolini 706

St. Louis Stock Exchange, Price Fluctuationsin 1930 and 1929 914

Stock Market, Course of. See New YorkStock Market.

St. Louis, Real Estate and General Con-ditions in-By Lawrence E. Mahan 916

Stock Market of Europe. See EuropeanSecurities Market.

Sweden, National Bank of, Reduces Its Dis-count Rate 903

Switzerland, National Bank of, Reduces ItsDiscount Rate 541

Ten Acre Farm, "Out of Work," or The. - - -2066eating Parliamentary Government inGermany and Spain 1094

01e4o Stocks for 1930, Record of Prices of_1303

Page.Toronto Stock Exchange During 1930, The_1880Toronto Stock Exchange for Year 1930,Monthly Range of Prices 1881

Transportation: River, Rail and Road-TheProper Place of Each 367

Traylor, Melvin A., Pres. First NationalBank of Chicago, Address on The Priceof Prosperity 1096

Traylor, Melvin A., His Views on BranchBanking 1271

Traylor's, Mr., Masterly Address 1096Trust Companies in New York and Elsewhere,The 1486

Trusteeing Life Insurance 2069Turkey-Smyrna Province Adopts MartialLaw 9

Unemployment. See Article. "Employment-Its Beneficence" 183

Unemployment, Governments and-GreatBritain, Germany and Italy 180

Unemployment and Relief 717Unemployment. See also under Labor Condi-

tions,United States-Proposed Bond Issue of $3,400,000,000 for

Adjustment of Veteran's Certificates 699Bond Issue of $3,400,000,000 for Soldiers'Bonus-The Deadening Effects to Busi-ness of the Proposed 895

Government Deposits with DepositoryBanks Very Large 2051, 2253

Comptroller of Currency's Annual Report.. 220Muscle Shoal Bills Vetoed by President-1673London Naval Treaty Declared in Force by

President Hoover 6Red Cross Relief Work, President Hoover's

Attitude Respecting 896Treasury Department Announces an Em-bargo on Russian Lumber and Pulpwood 1085

Treasury Offering of Bonds and Certificatesa Great Success 1671

Treasury Offering of 91-Day Bills inAmount of $150,000,000 1081

Proposal to Issue $8,000,000 Bonds Freefrom Surtaxes-- -349, 913, 1469, 1673, 2051

Treasury Secretary Announces Interest Re-duction on Government Deposits inDepository Banks 1081

Treasury Secretary's Plans for MarchFinancing 1468, 1671

Treasury's March Program of Financing,Results of the 2051War Veterans Bonus Bill Passed 1270

War Veterans Bonus Bill Vetoed by Presi-dent Hoover 1467

United States Fleet and Airplanes, the Pur-pose of 1870

United States Foreign Trade-- - -533, 1272. 2055United States, the National Wealth and theNational Income of the 2274

United States Steel Corporation, The AnnualReport of The 2070

'Veterans, A Word of Caution to 1870• incenzo Azzolini Elected Governor of Bankof Italy 374

wages, High, and the General "Depression" 309V IF ages, The Ratio of. Can Never ParallelProductivity 1284

Wages, Real-Workers Enjoying UnchangedPay in Reality Have Had Increases.(Thomas F. Woodlock in "Wall StreetJournal") 1295

Wages, William Green, President AmericanFederation of Labor, Discusses Production'and 1285

War-Disarmament: or War in the Air 1482War-International Military COMMi881011 isTerminated 356

Wallace, Thomas F., President Savings BankAssociation, Remarks on Savings Banks- -1688

Warburg, Paul M., Discusses the BusinessSituation 168

Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co. Reduces ItsQuarterly Dividend 2257

Wheat Crops. See Grain.Wickersham Report, The-Prohibition and

Politics 545Wiggin, Albert H., Chairman Chase Na-

tional Bank-His Views on the Inter-AlliedDebts, Business Conditions and Wage Re-ductions 351

Wisconsin Securities for 1930, Record ofPrices of 1690

Woods, H. E., of Chicago Finds Trend ofPublic is Toward "Equity" Securities 1287

Word of Caution to Veterans, A 1870

Y r, Looking Forward Along the New...... - - 15ear, New-"Reflections by the Way"- - 366

Young, Owen D., Before Senate CommitteeRecommends Federal Government of Banks 896

BUSINESS INDICATIONS AND CURRENT EVENTSPage

Accountants' Institute and New York StockExchange Co-operate to Improve Ac-counting Practices 1150Adachl, M. See under Japan.

Agricultural Marketing Act. See FederalFarm Board,

Aird, Sir John. See under Canada.Aishton, R. H., Says Policy Adopted by

Railroads Constitutes Outstanding Devel-opment as to Carriers in 1930 65

Akerson, George, Resigns as PresidentHoover's Secretary to Join ParamountPublix Corp 221

Alabama Governor Names Four for BankingBoard 1348

Albania to Seek Loan in Italy 209Alpine, John R., Named Assistant to Sec'yof Labor Doak to Administer $500,000Fund for Expansion of U. S. EmploymentService 2110

Page,Alexander, M. W., Says First Step Toward

Business Recovery Is Restoration of PublicConfidence 920

American Acceptance Council. See underBankers' Acceptances.

American Automobile Ass'n Warns Legisla-tures to Halt Motors Vehicle Tax Increases 226

American Bankers Association-Central Atlantic States Bank Management

Conference to Be Held in Washington__ -1170Eastern Regional Savings Conference ToBe Held in New York 1927

Handbook for Administration of TrustMortgages 1170

Mid-Winter Trust Conference of TrustCo. Division in N.Y. City- _1169, 1355, 2122

Southern Trust Conference To Be Held inCharleston 2122

Western Bank Management Conference ToBe Held in Salt Lake City 1170

Page,American Cotton Shippers' Assn. See underCotton.

American Farm Bureau Opposes Amendmentto Agricultural Marketing Act 214O'Neal, E. A., Becomes President 2112Urges Study of Dollar Stabilization 215

American Federation of Labor Calls on Gov-ernment to Adopt Five-Day Work Week_ - 425Business Survey 1141Consolidation of Eastern Railroads Op-

posed 1167American Institute of Accountants to Co-oper-

ate with N. Y. Stock Exchange to Im-prove Corporate Accounting Practices -1150American Legion Backs Proposal for Pay-ment of Soldiers' Bonus 963Ames, Prof., of Dartmouth, Quits Legionfor Supporting Bill 1728

American State Bank of Detroit to WithdrawStock from Detroit Exchange List 1718


VI INDEX [VoL. 132-PART 1.

Bank Clearings DropBankruptcies Set Record Bond Interest Provided forBonds, Senders Asked for Bread Price Cut Buenos Aires Bonds Called for Redemp-demption 942Buenos Aires Loan Assumed by NationalGovernment When Chatham PhenixCorp. Denies Renewal 211Bank Group Arranges Credit to MeetLoan 211

Credit Offer, Report of 764Buenos Aires Real Estate Sales 52Buenos Aires Government Sells Food toConsumer 2112

Business Recovery Predicted by FinanceMinister 1513

Chatham Phenix National Bank & TrustCo. Excluded from All Negotiations WithEvery Branch of The Government-53. 416Explains Differences with Regard toLoan 211

Cordoba Bonds, Tenders Asked for 212Entre Rios Seeks to Make Wheat Sales

Direct 588Federal Farm Board Plans to Control GrainFuture Trading in U. S. Interest Ar-gentine Government 214

French Loan Offer Rejected 583Gasoline Price Increase to be Turned Over

to Federal Government for a Road Fund_ 52Gold Shipment to United States_ -210, 417.

945, 1713, 2305Government Discharges Employees _____ 583Cuts Salaries 764, 1139

Imports, Restrictions Placed on 211, 212Brazil, Paraguay and Uraguay Promiseto Retaliate 212

Irrigation Survey Approved 211Living Costs Cut 945Meat Sold by Government to Effect Lower

Prices 1332Mendoza Province Remits in AdvanceAmount of Service Charges on 7X %

1909Bonds Peso, Support of 53. 416Peso Lower 210, 416Peso Slightly Higher 764. 1514. 2305Railways Get Credit from Government_-- 417Russia Floods With Dumped Goods 1138Santa Fe Province, Collections in 52Loan Granted by Chemical Bank &

Trust Co 945, 1140Redemption ov Bonds 2107

State Railways Bonds. Funds Availablefor Redemption of 1714

Sugar Producers Ask Government toRestrict Production 399

Tariff Duties Increased 1513Wheat Crop 199, 1139Wheat, Government Engages in Exportof 1139. 1913

Wheat Growers Urged to Form Co-opera-tives to Control Production and Sales- 2310

Yerba Mate Banned from Importation_ --- 211Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay Promise

to Retaliate 211Arkansas Opposed to Chain Banking System-2115Arkansas Votes $15,000,000 Bond Issue forDrouth Relief 948Drouth Greatest Disaster Ever to Hit

Arkansas 948Associated Oil Co. Reduces Crude Oil Price_ _2098Associated Stock Exchanges. Pres. Whitney

of N. Y. Stock Exchange to Address Con-vention of 2114

Association of Cotton Textile MerchantsSees Cotton-Textile Recovery 2289

Atlanta Savings Banks Rate of Interest 1355Atlantic Refining Co. Reduces Gasoline

prices 2098Australia-Banks Increase Exchange Rates 415Conversion Loan Oversubscribed 54Financial Situation-Lang, J. T., LaboritePremier of New South Wales, ProposesDropping of Gold Standard and Halvingof Interest Rate 1138Scullin, Prime Minister. Asks Great

Britain to Cut Interest Rate 1138Theodore, E. G., Federal Treasurer,Proposes Inflation of Currency 138

New South Wales Labor Party AdoptsLang Proposal 1333

Commonwealth Labor Party RejectsLang Plan 1333Premiers' Conference Adopts Three-Year Program for Stabilization ofFinances 1333

Gold Reserve, Bill in House for Abolition of2303Immigration of Miens Cur bed 209New South Wales-Bond Tenders Asked 941Bond Interest to be Defaulted 2303

Secession Movement 1107Theodore, E. G., Named Federal Treasurer 947Wheat, Banks Object to Financing at 73c.- 752Wheat Crop Record Size 1895Wheat Growers, Bonus Proposed for 951Workers Union Proposes $150,000,000Loan to Aid Unemployment 2106

Austria-Agrarian Parley of Central EuropeanNations Called _ _ 212

Debt Agreement Reached ____ Nations Suc-ceeding to Former Monarchy and Allies_1510

Government International Loan-State-mcat of Trustee 583

Page.American Warehousemen's Ass'n. See underWarehouse Industry.

American Woolen Co. See under" W."Ames, Prof., of Dartmouth. Quits AmericanLegion for Supporting Soldier Bonus Bill_ _1728

Anderson, B.Forelu Trade Most Serious Obstacle to

Business Recovery 2317Gold Reserves and Theory of Gold Delega-

tion of League of Nations 1294Anderson, Lorenzo E., & Co., Suspended byN. Y. Stock Exchange Declared To Be Solvent by ReceiverReorganization Plan Effective 1519

Annalist-Business Activity 568, 1116, 1889Index of Wholesale Commodity Prices,

191, 395, 566. 746, 1116, 1308, 1495.1695, 1889. 2087

Architects Emergency Committee of Regionof New York. Sees Improvement inBuilding Industry 1309

Argentina-Automobile Tire Factory-First OneOpened 1124

Banco de La Nacion to be Advised byDr. Schilling of Reichsbank 1513

1139211

764941, 1714

764

951

Page.Austria (Concluded)-German-Austrian Customs Agreement.-

See Austro-German Customs Accordunder Germany.

Protocols of 1922 Restrict AustrianBorrowing 2300

Russian, Government Raises Credit Guar-antee on Exports 2105

Stock Prices up but Agricultural ProductsDecline 1914

Automobile Industry-Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago on Mid-

west Distribution ' 37, 1122, 1700Financing 550, 720, 1296, 2075

DFord Motor Car Co. of etroit PriceReductions 570

Hoover, Pres.. Address to National Auto-mobile Chamber of Commerce 226

Legislatures Warned Against Motor VehicleTax Increases 226

Mergers Among Independent Units Con-sidered Likely by L. F. Rothschild & Co- 38

Models and Prices 197Oakland Motor Car Co. Recalls Em-ployees 1498

Parts and Accessories Industry, ActivityIn 38, 750. 1701

Production and Factory Sales, Monthly1892, 2287

Production, Registration. &c. in 1930____ 397Production in 1930 750Sales 38

Ayres, Col. Leonard P.-Business Conditions 392, 1307, 2085Ohio Business in 1930 1304

Azzollni, Vincenzo. See under Italy.

Dobson, Roger W., Prediction that FarmerLi Will Be First to Recover from Depres-

sion Disagreed With by Legge 2308Bailey, Prof. Wm. B., Says New Industry isNecessary to Supply Idle With Jobs 59

Baker, George F., Sees Some Slight Improve-ment in Business 567Advises Against Short Selling Market atPresent Time 775

Balfour, Sir Arthur. See under Great Britain.Ballantine, Arthur A, Senate ConfirmsNomination as Asst. Sec. of Trea._ _1532, 2119

Baltimore Grain Exchange l'rotests AgainstActivities of Federal Farm Board 950

Banana Exports Taxed by Columbia 2112Banana Price Cut 2112Banco di Roma. See under Italy.Banco-Kentucky Stock Dropped from Listby Chicago Stock Exchange 423

Banco Nacional Ultramarine. See underPortugal.

Bank Clearings for Year 1930 552Bank Deposits Guaranty Law of Nebraska.

See under Nebraska.Bank Failures Stimulate Movement for

Congressional Inquiry 62Bank for International Settlements-Annual Meeting to be Held May 19 1133Germany Gets Majority of Loans 1137Gold Deposits, Seeks Immunity for in

Various Countries 2298Gold Situation to be Studied 579U. S. to Aid in Study 580French Comment on Study 580Plan Adopted to Solve Gold Transfers ._1134

International Mortgage Bank Bonds, Sub-scribes for 1905

Long Term Credits Encouraged 1905Statement of Condition 208, 1133, 1905

Bank Guaranty Deposit Law of So. Dakota,State Supreme Court Upholds Repeal of.. _1149

Bank Guaranty Fund for Depositors Advo-cated by Max Winkler 773

Bank, National, Resources 1149Bank, National, Tax by City of New YorkHeld Void by Court 952

Bank, National, Tax Bill Postponed 1733Banks, National, in Savings Deposits Field....1169Bank of-America, N. A., Views on Business--190, 919

Delafield, Edward C., President, AnnualReport to Stockholders 434

Franco. See under Prance.Japan. See under Japan.Montreal. See under Canada.Nova Scotia. See under Canada.Orient. See under France.Peru and London. See under Peru.

Bank of United States -Affiliates File Petitions In Bankruptcy 69Bankus Corp. Directors Sued for $50,000,-000 1163

Bennett, Atty.-General of N. Y., ProposesInvestigation. 70

Bond Hoidings, Sale of 2319Bonuses Paid for Loans 2124Broderick, State Banking Superintendent,Accused of Laxity 1736Sued by Two Stockholders 2319

Crain, District Attorney, Conducts GrandJury Inquiry into Bank's Affairs 70Seeks Emergency Legislation Making

Attendance of Witnesses Compulsory_ 435Depositors Claims Would be Paid RapidlyUnder Bill in Legislature 2320

Directors Explain Signing of Notes 970Equitaole Casualty & Surety Co. ClosesDoors as Result of Loss from Invest-ment in Bank of U. S. Stock 70

Fifth Avenue Office Building Sold _ 1538Funds on Band to Meet Liabilities 1163Indictments 1162

Careers of indicted Men 1161Deal Canceling 38,000,000 in Loans

Basis of indictments 1162Upheld by Judge William Allen 1535

Inventory Made Public 971Comments of Persons Listed as Borrow-

ers or indorsers 970Loans Secured by Own Stock and Stock of

Affiliates 970Loans to Depositors -972. 1534Marcus, Bernard IC., President of Bank-Statement 70Testimony 1163

Plan to l'ay Depositors in Part Imme-diately 435

Real Estate investments Made Illegally_ _2319Re.irgani7ation Plan 1163, 1926Resources. How impaired 972Safe Deposit Subsidiaries Taken Over by

State Banking Department 2125Steuer, Max D., Special Asst. State Atty.-New York Supreme Court and AppealsCourt Uphold Right to Act in DualCapacity in Investigation 972, 1164

Subpoenas Thirty-Three Directors andOfficials o Bank 598, 988

Page.Bank of the United States (Concluded)-

Stockholders Sue Officers 70Subsidiaries, List of 435Van Tuyl, George C., Jr., Denies NamingBank With Intent to Deceive 1351

Bank Secondary Reserves, Eugene H. BurrisOutlines Program for Establishment of _ - -2314

Bank Stock Double Liability Upheld inIndiana 65

Bank Stock Prices Discussed by GilbertElliott 773

Bank Stocks in N. Y. City, Market Value of,773, 1914

Average Yield 953, 2313Dividend Rates -.1149

Bank Suspensions Reported by Federal Re-serve Board 775, 1521, 2315

Bankers' Acceptances-American Acceptance Council Report onVolume Outstanding 426. 1519, 2116

Bean, Robert H., of American AcceptanceCouncil and Robert M. Coon of Dis-count Corp. of N. Y., Outline Operationof Discount Market in N. Y. for Bank-ers' Acceptances 1346

Bean, Robert H., Proposes that WeeklyReports of Member Banks to FederalReserve Show Holdings of Bankers' Ac-ceptances 2116

Holdings by Banks Arouses Interest inMarket 1347

National City Co. Retires from Bill Busi-ness 2312

New York & Hanseatic Corp. Enters Ac-ceptance Field 2312

Bankers' Joint Stock Land Bank of Milwau-kee, Report of the Receiver as to Offers toPurchase Assets of 2109

Bankers, South Carolina, Require Full De-tails as to Utilization of Man Before Ex-tending It to Farmers 199

Banking Conditions Discussed by CharlesL. Speare 2073

Banking Conditions Reviewed by FederalReserve Board 1521

Banking Conditions, Senate Inquiry into.See Glass Committee to Study BankingConditions.

Banking Laws to Be Revised in Nevada 1149Banking Situation, National and Interna-

tional. Discussed by Rep. McFadden 1922Banking Situation Discussed by National

City Bank of N. Y 431Banking Situation in Nebraska 1149Banking Situation in South and Middle West,72. 227, 438, 787. 1171, 1356, 1737, 1927.

2125, 2320Bankruptcies-Anderson, Lorenzo E., & Co., Suspendedby N. Y. Stock Exchange 589Declared Solvent by Receiver 951Reorganization Plan Effective 1519

Bank Failures Stimulate Movement forCongressional Inquiry 62

Bank of United States. See under "B."Bank Failures in South and Middle West 72Chelsea Bank & Trust Co. See under "C."Dun, R. G., & Co., Reported by. See

under "D."Durell, A. B.. & Co.. Fallure of 2311Equitable Casualty & Surety Co. Closes- - 70Farmer Bankruptcy Record 589Federal Reserve Board on Bank Suspen-

sions 775, 1521i 2313Henderson, F. R., Former Pres. N. Y.Rubber Exchange, Bankrupt 215

Moore, Hull & Evans, Inc., Insolvent 1518Prince & Whitely. See under"P."Stockard, Joel, & Co., Inc.. in Receiver-

ship 1915Sutro & Co. Reinstated by N. Y. StockExchange; New Partners 589

University of Chicago to Study Causes andRemedies of Bankruptcy 565

World Exchange Bank of N. Y. City TakenOver by State Banking Dept 2125

Banks and Trust Companies in N. Y. City.McClure, Jones & Co. Analysis of 953

Banks in N. Y. City Cut Interest Rate onForeign Deposits 61, 1152

Banks in N. Y. City, Record Deflation inStock of 217

Banks, International, Four Being Formed_ -.1711Banks, Former Moreland Act CommissionerRobs. H. Moses Charges Thrift AccountsIn Commercial Banks Illegal 2312

Banks, Savings. See Savings Banks,Banks Increase Use of Repurchase Agree-manta 62

Banks Warned by Compt. Pole of IncreasedGovernment Supervision Unless SoundManagement Is Maintained 1723

Bankus Corp. See under Bank of UnitedStates.

Barbour & Co., Former Partners Expelled byN. Y. Stock Exchange 785

Bavaria, Bonds. Tenders Asked for 941Bean, Robert It., Outlines Operation of NewYork Discount Market for Bankers Accept-ances 1346

Bean, Robert II., Suggests that MemberBanks Show Holdings of Bankers Accept-ances in Report to Federal Reserve 2116

Beatty, E. W. See under Canada.Beet Sugar Industry. See under Sugar Industry.Belgium-Bond Redemption 762Civil Employees Salaries Cut 2105Engineers Get Wage Cut 425Russian Grain Ban Ended 1896Unemployed, Public Work Planned to Pro-

vide Jobs for 425Bellegarde. Dantes. See under Haiti.Bennett, Prime Minister, R. B. ..te underCanada.

Bergen. See under Norway.Berlin. See under Germany.Bestor, Paul, Believes Funds of Federal FarmLoan Board Ample for Farm Loans 950

Bills of Exchange, United States to Partici-pate in International Conference forUnification of Laws on 757

Birk, Dr., of Copenhagen University. Seeunder Denmark.

Blackett, Sir Basil. See under Great Britain.Blair, Frank W.. on Business Outlook 1114

Re-elected Pres. of Joint Stock LandBankers Association 2317

Bodfish, H. M.. of U. S. Building & LoanLeague Forecasts Building for 1931 190

Bogota. See under Colombia.Bolivia-Amnesty Granted Political Prisoners 1910Bonds Quoted Flat on N. Y. Stock Ex-change 1909


JAN.-MARCH, 1931.] INDEX VII

Page.Bolivia (Concluded)-Bond Interest, Financial Commission Is-sues Statement Regarding 54 1139May Soon Be Resumed 584

Budget Put Into Force by Decree 945Governmental Changes by New Regime-1910Municipal COUILICils Take Office 946

Bond Brokers, Mortgage Bankers Assn. ofAmerica Criticizes Unscrupulous 1170

Bond Discount, Maine Court Rules on Use of 953Bond Market-Halsey, Stuart & Co. Find Sentiment Im-

proved 2124Stern, Lawrence & Co. on Outlook 60

Borah, Senator, Defends Secy. of StateSthnson's Attack of Woodrow Wilson'sForeign Policy 1158

Boston Clearing House Assn. Reduces InterestRate Allowed on Deposits 247

Boston National Banks Reduce Interest Rateon Savings Accounts 2311

Boston Unemployment Conditions 1121Bowker, Horace. Urges Bankers to ExtendLoans for Fertilizer on Broader Basis 400

Boyle, Prof. J. E., Would Amend AgriculturalMarketing Act 1514

Brainerd, Ezra N.. Made Chairman of Inter-State Commerce Commission 225

Branch and Chain Banking-Arkansas Opposed to Chain Banking Sys-tem 2115

House Banking and Currency CommitteeInvestigation-Mitchell, Chas. E., of National CityBank, and George W. Davison, ofCentral Hanover Bank & Trust Co.,Committee to Investigate Its LegalRight to Compel Testimony from 427

Indiana Adopts Branch Bank Act 2115Iowa Branch Banking Bill 1348Neville, James E., of Northwest Bancor-poration. Discusses Group Banking inNorthwest and Middle West 1690

Platt, Edmund, in Address Before RollinsCollege, Points Out Need for BranchBanking 427

Sullivan, John E., New Hampshire StateBank Commissioner, Views of 1147

Youngman. E., Suggests Special Corpo-ration Owned by Existing Banks to Carryon Branch Banking 2115

Brass. See Under Copper.Brazil-Bond Redemption 1909, 2107Business Dull 1140Business Improves on Rumor that ForeignLoan Is Being Negotiated 211

Coffee-Government to Buy Surplus Stock,

54, 400, 764Ratio of Shipments to Total WorldExport 572

Rio de Janeiro Shop Proprietors ProtestAgainst Enforced Reduction in Pricoof Cup of Coffee 1139

World Parley Called 1897Import Duties Increased 1896Labor Must Be 60% Native 1140Loan from London Bankers 417, 583Loan-Rumors of Loan from United StatesAdmitted 211

Machinery Imports Prohibited, 1897Moratorium Not to Include Debts Ac-quired Since Oct. 2Q 52

Newspaper Editors Warned to ExerciseCare in Reporting Events of WorldInterest 1139

Niemeyer, Sir Otto, of Bank of England,to Give, Financial Advice to Govern-ment 417Sails for Brazil 945

Para Removes Tax on Rubber 945Rediscount of Notes Aids Business 764Rio de Janeiro Plans Loan 1512Rio Grande do Sul Bonds Drawn forRedemption 2107

Santos Coffee Exchange Reopens 1703Sao Paulo Bonds Purchased for Cancella-

tion Through Sinking Fund 764Sao Paulo Coffee Realization Loan Bonds

Called for Redemption 1139Sao Paulo Coffee Realization Plan. Resultsof Sixth Month of Operation of 212

Sao Paulo Coffee Bourse to Reopen 1702Sao Paulo Raises Taxes 583

Coffee Growers to Protest to Presi-dent Vargas 1512

State Debts Would lie Assumed by Na-tional Government and State TaxesDiverted to the National TreasuryUnder Plan Suggested by Pres. Vargas - _2304

Unemployment Relief 53United States Lifts Embargo on MunitionsShipments 1733

Bread. See Under Grain.British Columbia. See Under Canada.British Guiana Legislature Reduces Gover-

nor's Salary 209Broderick, J. A., N.Y. Bank Superintendent.

See Under N. Y. State.Brokers' Loans-

Federal Reserve Bank Figures...46, 206,409. 576, 756. 934, 1132, 1323, 1506,

1709. 1904, 2101, 2296N. Y. Stock Exchange Compilation-216.

955. 1717Talley, Gov. Lynn, of Dallas Federal Re-serve Bank. Blames Banks for Loansfor "Account of Others" 1526

Brockton Shoe Manufacturers AssociationAsks Unions to Accept Wage Cut 41

Brookhart. Sen., Proposes Investigation ofDairy Prices 587Brooklyn, Number of Unemployed in 745

Brown, Gordon, Named Executive Managerof N. Y. State Bankers Association 1171

Bruening, Chancellor. See under Germany.Bryson, A. It.. of Halsey. Stuart & Co.

• Declares Confidence Will Do Much toQuicken Return of Prosperity 190

Buenos Aires. See under .Argentina.Buffalo Wholesale Credit Report 1696Building-

Architects Emergency Committee forRegion of New York 1309

Bodfish, H. M. of U. S. Building & LoanLeague. Predicts Construction in 1931_ _ 191

Building Supply Dealers Views on Probable1931 Construction 921

Construction Figures for 1930 721Costs Off 20% in Line With CommoditySlump 747

Dodge, F. W. Corp-Construction Contracts_ _33, 395, 1118,

1890. 2086, 2283

Page.Building (Concluded)-

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland onActivity 194, 923, 1699

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia onConditions 193, 923, 1698

Illinois Building Situation 1498Indiana Limestone Co. Forecasts Building

Activity 190, 1117, 2087New York Steel Workers Get Open Shop

Notices 1901Office Building Vacancies 2088Syracuse Building Trades on Five DayWeek 41

United States Dept. of Labor Survey ofBuilding Operations_ _ _ _192, 748, 1496. 2278

Building and Loan Association With Assetsof Ten Million Dollars 1146

Bulgaria-Sets up Grain Control 587Revenues 1331

Bulletin of Railway News and Statistics. .See Railway News and Statistics. Bulletin of.

Bunnell, John A., Pres. Chicago Board ofTrade, Annual Report of 737

Bureau of Railway Economics Study of Re-lationship Between Wheat Price andTransportation Cost 225

Burgess, W. R., Address Before Mid-WinterMeeting of New York State Bankers As-sociation 566Burris, Eugene IT.. Outlines Program forEstablishment of Bank Secondary Reserves 2314

Burtness, Rep., Proposes Embargo on Grainand Dairy Products 586Bush, Irving T., Proposes Sale of War Debts

to Public 1134Business Conditions-Alexander, M. W., Says First Step Toward

Business Recovery is Restoration ofPublic Confidence 920

American Federation of Labor BusinessSurvey 1141

Anderson, B. M. Jr. Finds Foreign TradeMost Serious Obstacle to BusinessRecovery 2317

Ayres, Col., Leonard P., on Business Con-ditions 392, 1307, 2085

Baker, George F., of First NationalBank Sees Some Slight Indications ofBusiness Improvement 1567

Bank of America, N. A., Views on Busi-ness 190, 919

Blair, Frank W., on Business Outlook for1931 1114

Bryson, A. E., of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,Declares Confidence Will Do Much toQuicken Return of Prosperity 190

Central Trust Co. of Illinois at Chicago,Views of 32

Cox, Professor, of University of Chicago.Business Forecast 36

Darling, J. F., Lays World Depression toSlump in Silver Price 760

Delafield, Edward C..Expresses Confidencein Future 434

Electricity, Industrial Activity Based onConsumption of 567. 1309, 2089

Farrell, James A. Believes Low Point ofDepression Passed 567

Federal Reserve Banks, Views of Various.See under Federal Reserve Bank of.

Federal Reserve Board. See under FederalReserve Board.

Ford, Henry, Says Nation is Blind to itsProsperity 2284

Foreman-State National Bank Sees Indica-tions of Improvement 2281

Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, Views of27, 742, 1493

Guardian Trust Co. of Cleveland Sees EarlyRecovery of Business 1308. 1493

Halsey, Stuart & Co. Find SentimentImproved 2124

Hecht, It. S., of Hibernia Bank & TrustCo. of New Orleans, on Business Out-look 192

Holt, Sir Herbert, on Reasons for CurrentDepression 412

International Chamber of Commerce.Bankers Meeting Denies that GoldCauses Depression 1507

Johnston, Percy H., of Chemical Bank &Trust Co. Believes Depression has Runits Course 594

Klein, Julius, Gives 10 Rules on Action inSlump 1312

La Salle Extension University Characterizes1931 as the Recovery Year 567Finds Business Holding its Own 2282Sees Forces for Recovery Stronger_ _1309

Lamont, Secretary of Commerce. Views of 28League of Nations Study of Depression _1889Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce onSouthwest Conditions 1314

Marine Trust Co. of Buffalo BusinessSurvey 32

McHugh, John, of Chase National BankAnalyzes Present Depression 1343

McKenna, Reginald. Chairman of Mid-land Bank of London Ascribes Reasonsfor World Depression 761

Merchants Association of New York Di-rectors Forecast Business 29

Midland Bank of Cleveland on BusinessOutlook 2281

Mitchell, C. E.. of National City Bank,Looks for General Business Revival 433

National Association of Credit Men onBusiness Outlook 28

National City Bank of New York on Busi-ness Conditions 187, 1117. 1887National Industrial Conference BoardTable of Business Indicators 2284

National Shawmut Bank of Boston Sum-marizes Business Conditions 1696Newberger, Frank L., Expects ImprovedBusiness in 1931 423Newton. Isaac B., Finds No Concrete Evi-dence of Improvement in 12th FederalReserve District 2286Postal Rates Reduced 764Radio Manufacturers' Payrolls Decrease 1891Rawson, F. H., of First National Bank ofChicago. Survey of 1930 189Roberts. G. E. of National City Bank,Blames Business Ills on Large Gold Re-serves 958Rovensky, J. E. Expects Improvement inBusiness To Be Gradual 913

St. Louis Conditions Reviewed 916Schroder, J. Henry, Banking Corp. FixesDate for Return of Prosperity 1307Silberling Research Corp. See under "S."Security-First National Bank of Los Angleson Business Conditions 1314, 2092

Page.Business Conditions (Concluded)-

Sloan, Alfred P., Jr., Suggests EnteringNew Year with Confidence 31

Smith, Allard P. Looks for Business Re-covery This Year 395

Smull, J. Barstow, of N.Y. State Chamberof Commerce, on Outlook for 1931; Re-view of 1930 34

Speyer, James, on Business Situation 18Stamp, Sir Josiah. Forecast of 29Depression, Even if Almost at End, WillNot Be Followed by Immediate Pros-perity 412

Standard American Corp. of Chicago FindsBusiness Recovery Attended by Unpre-cedented Co-operation Between Laborand Management 1888

Statisticians in Industry Review Business_ _2283Stephenson. on Rome O. Finds Efforts to

Stabilize Business Making Progress__ 394Traylor, M. A. of First National Bank ofChicago, on "Price of Prosperity" 776

Union Guardian Trust Co. of Detroit,Views of 189, 1122. 1699

Union Trust Co. of Cleveland on BusinessOutlook 1495

U. S. Dept. of Commerce, Weekly State-ment of Business Conditions. See underU. S. Commerce Dept.

University of Buffalo Survey of BusinessConditions 1121

University of Pennsylvania Bureau ofBusiness Research on Business Condi-tions 923

Vanderlip, Frank A., Calls Present De-pression "Stupid" 394

Wagemann, Professor of German Bureauof Statistics, Rejects Gold Theory asCause for Depression 51

Webb, R. W., Pres. First MinneapolisTrust Co. Surveys Conditions at Open-ing of Year. 19 1

Wells, Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. onConditions in 1930 190

Willis, Dr. II. Parker, on Economic Pros-pects for 1931 774

Wilson, R. S., Predicts Pickup in Busines8-1495Wisconsin Bankshares Corp. on BusinessOutlook 746

Butler, Dr. Nicholas Murray, Peoples LobbyUrges Reduction in War Debts in Letter to 757

Caldwell & Co., Failure.aldwell. Rogers, Former President ofFirm, Indicted 2113

Calendar Simplification. International Con-ference To Be Held on 1158

California-Rainey, Edward, Succeeds Will C. WoodAs State Supt. of Banks 428

California Grape Control Board. See underGrapes.

Cameron, Peter G. Resigns as Sec'Y ofPennsylvania Barrlang Dept 1919

Canada-Aird, Sir John, Says Gold Has Become

International Problem 2302Aird, Sir John, Pres. Canadian Bank ofCommerce, Annual Report to Stock-holders 566

Bank of Montreal Finds Business on Parwith Month Ago 2284

Bank of Montreal Says Canada Is Adjust-ing Production Costs to Lower Scale ofPrices 746

Bank of Nova Scotia, Annual Message ofGeneral Manager to Shareholders of 761

Banks, Statement of Condition of_ ---413. 1135Beatty. E. W., of Canadian Pacific By.,

Outlines Features of Dominions' $5.000.-000 Fund for Farm Loans 1337

Bennett, Prime Minister R. B. AnnouncesWhat Steps Are Being Taken to AidFarmer and Stabilize Wheat Price 55Visit to Washington 939

Bituminous Coal, Mxes Import Duty Val-uation on 2294

British Columbia Marketing Act DeclaredDefective by Supreme Court 1338

Building Operations 1497Canada Power & Paper Corp. to StudyNewsprint Conditions 2289

Canadian Bank of Commerce. Pres. SirJohn Aird, Annual Report to Stock-holders 566

Cuba, Parcel Post Treaty with 765Farm Loan Fund of $5,000,000. B. W•

1337Beatty Outlines Features of Financing Establishes Record Except forWar Years 763

Gasoline Prices Reduced 2098Gold Production 579Grain Commission to Be Headed by Sir

Josiah Stamp _2308Grain Clearance Ass'n. Under Considera-

tion in Vancouver 951Grain Marketing Conditions to Be Inves-

tigated 1913Holt, Sir Herbert, on Present World Wide

Depression 412Investments by Foreigners 941Iron or Steel Sheet. Temporary Free Ad-

mission of 2295Lescoek, Stephen, Would Have BritishWar Debt to U. S. Cancelled but NotReduced 1906

Life Insurance Sales 749. 1696Manion, R. J., Sees Gold Mining Revival- -1135MacFarland, John I., Sees No Need to

Fear Wheat Carryover 199Large Carryover of Wheat Likely 418Commends Federal Farm Board for Sell-ing Wheat Abroad 1715

McLeod, General Manager J. A.. of Bankof Nova Scotia, Says U.S. Losses in 1930

761

1885 1881

1884 1880

Exceeded War DebtsMontreal Curb Market-Record of Prices by MonthsRecord of Sales by Months

Montreal Stock Exchange-Record of Prices by MonthsRecord of Sales by Mon

Neil, C. E., Pres. of Royal Bank of Canada.Address at Annual Meeting of Share-holders 759

Newsprint Conditions to Be Studied byCanada Power & Paper Corp 2°89

Newsprint Mill to Close for IndefinitePeriod 2289

Ottawa Bread In_quiry 1515Paper and Pulp ExPorts 1500Radio Set to Every Twenty Persons 2294Royal Bank of Canada. Address of Presi-dent C. E. Neil at Annual Meeting ofShareholders of 759


INDEX [VOL. 132-PART 1.

Page.Canada (Concluded)-

Steel and Iron Sheet, Temporary FreeAdmission of 2295

Sugar Price Cut 200Tobacco Workers Immigration Restricted-1515Toronto Stock Exchange-

Record of Prices by Months 1881Record of Sales by Months 1880

U. S., Liquor Pact With ,Cost Government$15,000,000 in Revenues 597

Western Rediscount Bank Demanded- 1137Winnipeg Exchange, Chicago Traders BuySeats on 586

Wheat-Bennett, Premier R. B., AnnouncesWhat Steps Are Being Taken to AidFarmers and Stabilize Wheat Price-155155

Carryover "Dollar Wheat" Causes Split in Winni-

peg Farm Group 5.5Farmers Use Own Wheat for Flour 2310Manitoba Wheat Pool Investigation and

Cancellation of Contracts Asked 1515McFarland, John I., Sees No Need toFear Carryover 199

New York Produce Exchange Trades inCanadian Futures 1518. 1719

Pool-Annual Report 1337Bank Loins 2310Management Not Disposed to Force

Grain Delivery Under ContractTerms 587

Provinces Face Huge Loss Over PoolLoan 1515

Saskatchewan Government Contin-gent Liability to Banks for PoolGuarantees 1338

Winnipeg Legislature Told WheatPool's Difficulties Due to Specula-tive Holdings of Futures 2112

Surplus at End of February 2095Pool Directors Conference Recommends

International Co-operation TowardScientific Marketing 2309

Canada Power & Paper Corp. See underCanada.

Canadian Bank of Commerce. See underCanada.

Candy, per Capita Consumption 402Capital Flotations 374, 1102, 1875Capital Issues Board Proposed by Rep. Mc-Fadden 1485

Capper Kelly Price Firing Bill Passed byHouse 786

Caraway, Sen., Apologizes to Pres. Hooverfor Unkind Remarks on Drouth Relief 1351

Carey, P. B., of Chicago Board of Trade, SaysExchange Will Close if Government ImposesFurther Restrictions-Answer of Alexan-der Legge

209595Carnegie Steel Co. Raises Prices Cartels, International, Dominick & Domi-

nick See Stricter Regulation of PriceFixing Powers of 2311

Case. J. Herbert, Redisignated as Chairmanof Board of Federal Reserve Bank ofNew York 219

Testimony Before Glass Committee 781Testimony Before House Committee on Ef-

fect on Bond Market of Payment of WarWar Veterans Bonus 785-961

Cashiers Assn. of Wall St. Inc. Annual Ban-quet 1718

Cauca, Department of. See under Colombia.Cauca Valley. See under Colombia.Cement. See Portland Cement.Cement Industry to be Investigated by SenateCommittee 1321

Cement Syndicate Set Up in Rumania 1899Central American Financial Situation Re-

viewed by A. Iselin & Co 1333Central Maine Power Co., Main Court Ruleson Use of Bond Discount in Case of 953

Central Trust Co. of Ill. at Chicago onBusiness Outlook 32

Chadbourne, Thomas L., Sails for Cuba.. 1125Chadbourne. Thomas L.. Plan. See underSugar Industry.

Chain stores-Bread Prices Cut 588Indiana Chain Store Tax Pending BeforeSupreme Court 424

Kentucky Chain Store Tax Litigation-424, 1149Mississippi Files Appeal to State SupremeCourt on Chain Store Taxation 771

North Carolina Chain Store Tax BeforeSupreme Court 424

Sales-Merrill, Lynch & Co. Compilation- - -

191, 1117, 1890New York Federal Reserve District- -32, 745

1494. 2277Chalmers Knitting Mills at Amsterdam(N. Y.) on Full Time 1500

Chase National Bank Pres., A. H. Wiggins'Annual Report to Stockholders 428

Charleroi (Pa.) Unions Cut Wages 1900Chatham Phenix National Bank & TrustExcluded from all Future Negotiationswith the Argentine Government 53, 416Explains Differences with Regard to Ar-

gentine Loan 211Chelsea Bank & Trust Co. of N. Y.--

Directors Hope to Work Out Reorganization 68Filing of Notice to Organize New Bank_ __ _2125Mercantile Bank & Trust Co. to Be New

1Name 926Reorganization Plan 1348, 1736Approved by State Supreme Court 1926Approved by stockholders 2320

Statement of Condition 68Chemical Bank & Trust Co., Annual Reportof President to Stockholders 594

Chicago Bank Elections 739Chicago Bank Stock Prices 740Chicago Board of Trade-Annual Report of President 737Carey, P. B.. Says Exchange Will Close ifGovernment Imposes Further Restric-tions-Reply of Alexander Lw.ge 55

Corn Deposes Wheat as Trading King 198Wheat Priority Restored 2309

Grain In Warehouses , Regulations forHandling of 1342

Grain Fututes

Win

Transactions_ __ _399. 1125, 1896MHemoursbers_ Longer _Tff.f li_n! 590

Traders Buy Seats on nlp-eg Exchange_ 586Wheat Trading Returns to Largest Pit..__ _2309

Chicago Bread Riot... _ 1515Chicago Clearing House Associailon ReducesMaximum Interest Rate 590. 1355

Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Trading inPotato Futures on 774

Begins Prison SentenceClearings. See Bank Clearings.Cleveland Savings Bank Interest RatesCleveland Stock Exchange-Record of Prices During 1930Review of Trading in 1930

Cleveland Trust Co. Review of Business Con-ditions. See Ayres, Col. Leonard P.

Clipperton Island Dispute Settled in Favorof France 939

Close, L. B.. to Resign from Louisville Fed-eral Land Bank 417

Coal Industry-Anthracite-Production (Weekly)_ _45, 205, 408. 576,755, 933, 1131, 1504, 1708, 1903,

2100, 2295Monthly_ _408, 1132, 1504. 1902,

1903, 2295World Production 2295

Shipments 575, 1322, 2101Bituminous-Canada Fixes Import Duty Valuation-2294Demand Cut by Mild Weather 1902Production (weekly)__45, 205, 408, 576,755, 933, 1131, 1504. 1708, 1903,

2100, 2295Monthly- _408, 1132, 1504, 1902,

1903, 2295World Production 2295

Coke-Production (Weekly).-45 205, 408, 576,755, 933.1131, 1504,1768, 1903, 2100, 2295Monthly 408, 1132, 1903Yearly 1505

Market Conditions, Reported by "CoalAge" 408

National Industrial Conference Board Sur-vey of Factors Operating Against Con-sumption of Coal 46

Wilkes-Barre Miners Strike 2295Cocoa-Consumption in United States 955Output in Trinidad 2096

Coffee-Brazil-Government to Buy Surplus Stocks_ _54,

400, 764Ratio of Shipments to World Exports 572Rio de Janeiro Shopkeepers ProtestAgainst Enforced Reduction in Priceof Cu of Coffee

Santos Coffee Exchange ReopenedSao Paulo Bourse to Reopen World Parley Called

Consumption in United StatesEurope

France Subsidizes PlantersVisible Supply

Page.Chicago Stock Exchange-

Activity in 1930 732Banco-Kentucky Stock Dropped from List 423Class Conducted in Business Barometersand Forecasting 1151

Illinois Senate Resolution Would Investi-gate

of Prices for 1930 1717gate Exchange 732

Ticker Service Extended 1151Volume of Trading in 1930 217Volume of Trading to Be Reported inHundred Thousands 955, 1151

Chicago, University of, to Study Causesand Remedies of Bankruptcy 565

Childs Co. Reduces Wages 404Chile-Bonds Drawn for Redemption 2304Bonds of Consolidated Municipal Loan

Called for Redemption 764Congress Recesses Until May 1140Expenditures of Government 2304Edwards, Augustin, Former Envoy toGreat Britain, Denies British BanksSeek Control in Chile 1513

Finance Minister Resigns 417Financing of Traction and Telephone Com-

panies in United States 1140Foreign Trade per Capita 2305Futures Trading on Margin or InstallmentsBanned 1512

Mortgage Bank of Chile Bonds Redeemed_1909Nitrate Loan Negotiations_ .. _ _1140. 2106, 2305Public Works Dept. Apportions Funds forWater Works and Rail Development...._ _1910

Santiago Loan Renewed 1910Santiago Stock Exchange Trading Sus-pended Pending Decision on Decree Pro-hibiting Margin Transactions 1333

Treasury Finds Surplus at Year End 210Wheat Crop Due for Drop in 1931 1337

China-Cotton Imports May Be Reduced by Silver

Decline 1508Dollar at New Low 209Gold To Be Shipped to United States 1907Explanation of Shipment 2102

Hong Kong Sugar Duties on Tobacco onGold Basis 1897

Monroe, Prof. Paul, Proposes Loan toChina Out of German Reparations 946U. S. Dept. of State Not Studying Pro-

Sliverixisa, China Willing to Enter into Inter- 946

national Conference on

Silver Conference Recommended by K. 0.1750598Silver Loan from U. S. Reported

Li SilverMarket

15081136

Silver Price, Chinese Dem and Still Pre-dominating Factor in 1329erSilv Stocks in Shanghai 90

Tariff on Agricultural Products Raised_ _ _ _14166Tin Interests in Malay States Plan Re-

striction 202Wheat Supplied by Australia 951

Chippewa Indians, Pres. Hoover Vetoes Billfor Distribution of Fund of 1533

Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians, Pres.Hoover Vetoes Bill Calling for AdditionalPayment for Lands of 1533

Christensen, A. C., Tenders Resignationfrom Federal Farm Board 213

Christiania. See under Norway.Cincinnati Stock Exchange-Record of Prices for 1930 1301Trading During 1930 1305

Citrus Industry, Effort in Florida to Stabilize 950City Savings Bank Co., Ltd., of Budapest.See under Hungary.

City Trust Co., Frank H. Warder, FormerBank Supt., Begins Prison Sentence forAccepting Bribe from 434

City Trust Co. Failure-Mancuso, Former Judge Francis X., and

Six Other Directors Ordered Tried 1160Warder, Frank H., Former Bank Supt.,

434

1355

12971304

1139170317021897

928, 1703 1703

22871317, 1703

Page.Colombia-Banana Exports Taxed 2112Bank Reform Bill, President Stands Firm

in Favor of 2304Bogota Defers Payment of Loan from

National City Bank 417Bond Redemption 1909Cauca Department Bonds Drawn for Re-demption 1910

Cauca Valley, Revenues of Department of.. 210Cundlnamarca Railway to Be Completed

This Year 584Inflation Urged 2304Loan from American Bankers 2304Loan Promised by American Bankers asSoon as RR. Reorganization Bill Is Law 211

Loans to Regional Departments Plannedby American Bankers 1333

Medellin Public Utility Properties ReportRecord Months Earnings 210

Perez, Finance Minister. Advises AgainstCut in Bank Rate 2107

Santander, State of Must Discharge 3000Workers for Lack of Funds 2107

Unemployment, No Subsidy for StateHighway Building for Relief of 2304

Columbus (0.) Stock and Bond Exchange,Record of Prices in 1930 1300

Commerce & Financial Unemployment Sur-vey 1121

Commercial Bank of Esthonia. See underEsthonia.

Commodity Prices. See under Prices, Com-modity.

Common stocks, Securities Most Desired byPublic Accortisg to H. E. Woods ofForeman-State Corp 1287

Connecticut Assembly Considers BranchBanking Bill 1350

Connecticut Unemployed 1142Coon, Robert M., (outlines Operations ofN. Y. Discount Market for Bankers Ac-ceptances 1346

Copper-African Companies Merge-ProductionCurbed 202

Brass Price 931, 1321, 1706, 1900Price 44, 202. 931, 1130, 1706, 1900, 2293Export Price 406, 1130. 1706

Price Policy of Exporters 754Production, Shipments and Stocks

406, 1129, 1900Senate Resolution Asks Tariff Commission

to Study Copper Industry 968. 1321Wire Prices 1900, 2292World Output 574

Cordoba. See under Argentina.Corn Exchange Bank Cuts Thrift DepositRate 771

Corn. See under Grain.Corporation Inventories Surveyed by Ernst& Ernst 1352

Corporation Profits Reported by NationalCity Bank of N. Y 2088

Corporation Profits Surveyed by Ernst &Ernst 2090

Cost of Living in 32 Cities 747Costa Rica Revenues 210Cotton, Joseph P., Under Secy. of State,Death of 1919

Cotton Textile Institute Inc. on Movementto Eliminate Night Work for Women andMinors 1895Reports Improvement in Cotton Manufac-

turing 2290Cotton-Acreage Reduction Urged by Secy. of Agri-

culture Hyde 1126American Cotton Shippers Assn. Con-demns Cotton Buying by Federal FarmBoard 584

British Indian Import Duty on CottonCloths Increased 2094

Chinese Imports May Be Cut by Silver De-cline 1508

Cloth, Production, Sales and Shipments of571. 1119. 1894

Cloth Sales Reported in Large Volume_ _1501Exceed Production 1894

Consumption, Census Report on 402, 1316. 2904Consumption Estimated by N. Y. CottonExchange 2093

Cotton Textile Institute, Inc., on Move-ment for Elimination of Night Work forWomen and Minors 1895Reports Improvement in Cotton Manu-

facturing 2290Cottonseed Oil Production_ __ _402, 1127, 1895Egyptian Cotton, Texas karmers Warned

Against 1895English Spinning Mills' Use of American

Cotton 571Exports (Domestic) of Cottou, Cotton

Cloths, Yarns, &c 927Fall River Operatives Agree to New Wage

Seale -2291Federal Farm Board Holdings Held to BeElement of Uncertainty - 585

Futures Trading, House Committee OrdersFavorable Report on Senate Resolutionfor Investigation into 751

German Cotton Spinners' Repudiationof Sale of U. S. Cotton Protested byState Department 1316

Ginning Report of Census Bureau 2094Hood, Ernest N., Urges Shorter Work Week

Cin otton Industry 41Hyde, Sec. of Agriculture, Urges Acreage

Reduction 1126India-Gandhi, Mahatma, Plans Sale of

Foreign Cloth 2290Stocks- 926, 2290

Lancashire Cotton Corp. Shows Loss of$511,940 in Spinning Operations 2290

Lancashire Hard Hit by Textile BoycottIn India 2290

Memphis Cotton Carnival 1501Mill Situation Viewed by New York Cot-ton Exchange 1126 •

Russian Crop 198. 402. 1316Sales Volume Increases According to G. A.

Sloan of Couton Textile Institute 2290Smith, Sen., Would Have GovernmentBuy Cotton and Sell It Back to Farmerson Credit 585

Spinners, Consumption of 401Spinning Industry, Activity in 571, 2289State Cotton Co-operative Assn. VoicesApproval of Farm Board 584

Stocks in United States 1316Textile Industry. Production in 401Textile Plants at Rutherford (N. C.) on

Full Time 1500Textile Recovery Seen by Assn. of Cot-ton Textile Merchants 2289


JAN.-MARCH, 1931.] INDEX lx

Page.Cotton (Concluded)—

Textile Strike in Danville (Va.) Ends- -.. 751Textile Business Improves 1894Weld, Philip B.. Pees. N. Y. Cotton Ex-change, Reviews Cotton Trade 40

World Consumption of American Cotton,41, 1703

World Crop 402Couzens, Senator, Criticizes Pres. Hoover'sEndorsement a Plan of Consolidation ofRailroads in Official Classification Ter-ritory 24

Cox, Prof. Garfield V., Forecast of Business- 36Credit, Wholesale, Methods to Be Studied

Dby ept. of Commerce and National Asso-ciation of Credit Men 1151

Creosote Oil Cost of Production to Be Studiedby Tariff Commission 2098

Cuba—Bank of Issue Establishment Deferred- 1909Bond Interest Paid in Gold 53Bond Interest to Be Paid 1909Bond Issue Approved 417Bond Issue to Be Issued Under ChadbournePlan 199, 928Canada, Parcel Post Treaty with 765Chadbourne, Thomas L., Sugar Restric-

tion Plan. See Under Sugar.Currency. Plans to Issue Own 1511Havana, Cuban Govt. Completes Planto Take Control of Affairs of 946

Insurance Companies to Be Restricted— -1513Loan Extended by Chase National Bankof New York 1714

Lotteries to Be Revised 53Machado, President—House of Representatives Votes to Con-

tinuo Suspension of Constitution _ — 944Legal Advisers Named 944

McFadden, Rep , Says Bankers Plan toOffer 3300,000,000 Bond Issue in UnitedStates 1332Asks Loan Inquiry 1512

National Bank Bill to Be Proposed 2304Newspapers' Suspension Lifted 944Sugar—

Contract Made Through New YorkCoffee & Sugar Exchange Cancelled 572

Co-operative Sugar Export Agency toLiquidate 2291

Grinding Date Set 200Finished by 25 Centrals 2291Started by 129 Mills 1317

Incendiaries Burn Sugar 1896Mill Quotas Fixed by Last Two Crops,

• 1502, 1702National Sugar Exporting Corp. Re-

ported to Have Received Loan fromChase National Bank 1896Resignations Filled 2291

Output 1317, 2291• Cut by Presidential Decree 927

Plan for Single Sales Agency 1317Stabilization Institute Asked by Pres.Machado 1702

Tax on Money Exports Asked 53Tax Increases 944Tax Law Changes Believed Certain 2107Tax on Business Profits Abolished 1140United Rye. of Havana Revenues Decline-1513

Cundinamarca Ry.—See Under Colombia.Cutten, A. W., Buys Seat on WinnipegExchange 586

Czechoslovakia—Prague Tentatively Adopts360,000,000 Improvement Program 2105Bonds Drawn for Redemption 2107

nalley. D. M., Says National Banks Are inSavings Deposit Field 1169

Dairy Products—Brookhart, Sen., Proposes Price Investi-gation 588

Federal Farm Board Dairy Advisory Com-mittee Urges Reduction in Retail Price 420

New York Chapter American Warehouse-men's Assn. Declares Products Should Bein Warehouses Before They Are SoldIn Future Market 214

Dairy and Poultry Co-operatives, Inc.—Seeunder Federal Farm Board.

Schilling, W. F., of Federal Farm Board.Urges Other Members of American Ware-housemen's Assn. to Condemn Specula-tion 214

Dalbank—See under Russia.Danforth, Charles B. Expelled from Mem-

bership in New York Stock Exchange 955Darling, J. J.—See under Great Britain.Davis, 0. K., Discusses Foreign Trade ofUnited States 64

Davison, George W., of Central HanoverBank & Trust Co., House Banking Com-mittee to Investigate Its Legal Right toCompel Testimony from 427Testimony Before Senate Banking Com-

mittee 958Dawes, Ambassador Charles G., Repudiates

Idea United States Won World WarAlone 937

Denies Intention of Resigning as Am-bassador 1711

Dawson, A. F., Urged for Federal ReserveBoard Post 1923

Delafield, Edward C., Pres. of Bank ofAmerica, N. A., Annual Report to Stock-holders 434Denman, C. B., Finds Overfeeding of HogsDue to Low Price of Grain 1500Construction Program of National Live-

stock Marketing Assn 2111Denmark—Birk, Dr.. of Copenhagen Univer-sity, Urges Germany to Break YoungPlan Agreement 1510Loan Proposed 1713Department Stores Sales—See Trade, Retail.Depression—See Business Conditions.

Detroit Clearing House Assn. DiscontinuesPublication of Daily Bank Clearings 2311Detroit Employment Conditions 1493.1900 2287

Detroit Stock Exchange, M. J. Stringer Re-elected President of 590Building Completed 1718Developments in 1930 Summarized 1114Price Record by Months for 1930 and 1929-1108

Roney, W. C., Elected President 1718Diamond Industry—

International Diamond Commission Con-tinues Diamond Curb 1137

Mines in South Africa Likely to Retrench.-1890Dischler, George L., Hirsch Lilienthal & Co.Versus Suit for Balance Due After MarginAccount Was Sold Out—Court Rules forBroker 952

Page.District of Columbia Legislation Regulating

Sale of Securities 1527Dividend Payments, Bill Before New York

State Legislature Regarding 952Doak, Secretary of Labor, Reports on Em-ployment Situation 2088

Dodge, F. W.,. Corp.—See under Building.Doherty, Henry L., & Co., Compilation ofWorld Petroleum Production Statistics 43

Dollar American—See under United States.Dominick & Dominisk See Stricter Regulationof Price Fixing Powers of InternationalCartels 2311

Dominican Republic—Loan Plan to Be Decided by PresidentHoover of United States 584

Loan Reported Planned by J. G. White En-gineering Co 1333

Doyle. Edward. Death of 2310Drouth—

Allowance of 10 Cents per Day Allowed toSufferers 751

Arkansas Votes 315.000.000 Bond Issuefor Drouth Relief 948

Drouth Greatest Disaster Ever Experi-enced 948

Federal Farm Board Will Let ReliefAgencies Have Wheat or Cotton onCredit

Government Relief Measures—Agriculture, Dept. of, to Open FourFarm Loan Offices 420, 1142

Appropriation by House of 345,000.000Passed—Senate Votes Additional315,000,000 for Food Loans 213

Bill Signed by President 417Senate Passes Bill Permitting $5,000,-000 of Fund to Be Borrowed withoutSecurity 1716

Senate Passes Bill Permitting $5,000,-000 to Be Used for Formation ofAgricultural Credit Corps 766

Appropriations for Relief 1518Federal Farm Board Wheat Holdings, Bill

to Distribute, to Victims Defeated586, 765. 1337

Hyde, Secretary of Agriculture—Liberalizes Regulations GoverningLoans 1716

Senate Resolution Asks Why FundHas Not Been Made Available toFarmers 1717

Senate Compromise Committee Callson Secretary Hyde—Reply of Secre-tary Hyde 1143

Interior Department Bill, Appropriating320.000.000 for Drouth ReliefPassed and Signed 1334, 1716

Alabama and Arkansas Credit Com-panies First to Get Loans 2305

Hyde, Secretary, States That HalfThis Fund Will Be Used for Loam;to Agricultural Credit Agencies- -1717

Hyde, Secretary, Appoints Committeeto Administer Half of Appropriation 1910

Hyde, Secretary, Appoints State Com-mittees to Pass on Loans 1910

Hill, Julien H., Named Chairmanof Committee 2110

Powell, B. C. Named to Administer$10,000,000 Fund 2110

Loans—Areas to Receive 420, 1142First Checks Distributed 1142Volume of Loans 1716Robinson, Sen., Estimates Federal Aid

for Relief 1335Senate Democrats Outline Relief Pro-

gram 949Leaders Compromised 949, 1143

Hoover, President, Statement DeclaringAgainst Federal Aid 947

Indiana Drouth Aid Plans 58Lonsdale, John G., Active Relief Worker- -1107New York State Farmers Send Food to

Sufferers 1911Red Cross—Aids 2,000,000 Sufferers 1911Hoover, President, Donates Tenth of

Salary to Fund 1142Appeals to Public to Donate 424

House Rejects Senate AmendmentAppropriating $25,000.000 for Use ofRed Cross 767

Richmond Federal Reserve District. Effectof Conditions in 195

Seed Loans—See Farmers Seed Loan Offices,Southern States Ask Quick Relief 418

Duddy, Prof., Blames Farm Board for GrainStorage Congestion in Chicago 2309

Duesseldorf, Interest on Bonds of City of -1332Duisberg, Carl—See under Germany.Duluth Security Transactions 1692Dun, R. G., & Co.—Commodity Price Index 395, 1119, 1890Failures by Months According to Federal

Reserve Districts 1695Failures in 1930 395, 717Failures (Monthly) 1120, 1695, 1889, 2282Statistical Recbrd for 1930 34

Dunn, Charles R., Reports Volume of FederalIntermediate Credit Bank Loans 1146

Du Pont Rayon Co. Reduces Yarn Prices— 403Durham Hosiery Mills on 24-Hour Basis.-- 41Durell, A. B., & Co., Failure of 2311Dutch East Indies Sugar Industry—See underSugar Industry.

Dyer, B. W., Censured by Board of Managersof New York Coffee and Sugar Exchangefor Violation of Sugar Trade Rules 2114

Eastern Federation of Feed Merchants Criti-cizesK.. Federal Farm Board 1515

Eaton Crane & Pike Co. Reduce Wages 1706Edmonds, George W., Opposed to WorldCommerce Corp 772

Edwards, Augustin. See under Chile.Egypt Increases Duties 1332Eitingon-Schild Co. of N. Y. Contract with

Russia for 350.000.000 of Furs 1331Electrical Goods, Orders for 1496Electricity—

Business Conditions Based on Consumptionof Electricity 567, 1309, 2089

Hydro-Electric Plants, Capacity of 1495Power Production in Philadelphia Federal

Reserve District 36, 1698Power Production in U. S. 34, 922, 1696

Ellett, Gilbert. on Bank Sotck Prices 773Employment Conditions. See Labor Con-

ditions.Entre Rios. See under Argentina.Ecuador—Food Proposed to Be Sold by Cities 1897Revenue Collections 1140

589

Page.Equitable Casualty and Surety Co. Closes-- 70Erie (Pa.) Employment Conditions 1901Ernst & Ernst Survey of Corporation Inven-

tories 1352Survey of Corporation Profits 2090

Estonia Revenues Exceed Loan Require-ments 1713

Esthonia Commercial Bank of, Fails 415Ethiopia Offers Stamps 1332Europe—Unemployment Conditions 1142

Grain Conference. See also Rome GrainConference 1516, 1714, 1913Criticizes Action of Federal Farm Board

in Selling Wheat Abroad 1714Mining Conbine Formed in CentralEurope 1899

Ezra Isaac, Fears Industrial Invasion fromOrient Due to Low Silver Price 759

Vailures. See Bankruptcies.I- Farm Price Index 1117. 1888Farmers Seed Loan Offices—Counties to Be Served. List of__ -. 948

Farrell, James A.. Chairman National For-eign Trade Council, Issues Call to 18thConvention 2086

Farmer-.-Agricultural Situation Reported by U. S.Dept. of Agriculture 1694

Babson, R

Roger W. ,!Prediction That FarmerWill Be First to ecover from DepressionDisagreed with by Legge- 2308

Bankruptcy Record 589Bowker, Horace, Says Banker Can Render

Real Service to Farmer by ExtendingLoan for Fertilizer on Broader Basis__ - 400

Dallas Federal Reserve District, Agricul-tural Conditions in 1122

Drouth Relief. See Drouth.Federal Intermediate Credit Banks. See

under "F".Georgia Farmers Sell Kids to Raise Cash_2112Iowa Farmers Union to Confer on PoliciesToward Federal Farm Board 214

Kansas City Federal Reserve District. Con-ditions in 194, 925

Minneapolis Federal Reserve District. Agri-cultural Conditions in 749, 1312

Mortimer, Frank C., Reminds Farmers ofVarious Credit Facilities Available toThem 214

New York Farmers Interested in HempRaising 2112

Price Index of Farm Products 1117, 1888Republicans Form Council to Get FarmAid 1911

South Carolina Bankers Require from Far-mers Full Details as to What Use TheyWill Place Money before Loan Will BeExtended 199

Wisconsin Loans to Farmer Co-operatives- 57Farmers Union of Texas Urges Legge and Carl

Williams to Resign from Farm Board 419Farrell, James A., Believes Low Point of De-

pression Passed 567Federal Advisory Council—House, J. A., Elected Member 220Meeting 1350Treman, Robert H., Becomes Member fromNew York District 426

Federal Farm Board—American Cotton Shippers Ass'n. See

under Cotton.American Farm Bureau Opposes Amend-ment to Agricultural Marketing Act 214

Appropriation of $100.000,000 Carried inIndependent Offices Apprpriation Bill_ 1140

Argentina Interested in Board's Attemptto Control Future Trading_ _ 214

Baltimore Grain Exchange Protests AgainstBoard's Activities 950

Benefits to Farmer of Marketing Act 57Boyle, Prof. J. E., Would Amend Agri-

cultural Marketing Act 1514Chicago Stocks of Grain to Be Moved Dueto Congestion 1717

Christensen, C. C., Tenders Resignation 213Cotton Operations, Senators Seek In-

quiry into 1336Cotton Holdings Called Element of Un-

certainty by Charlotte Manufacturers- 585Dairy Advisory Committee Urges Reduc-

Lion in Retail Price 420Dairy and Poultry Co-operatives, Inc.Formed 2309

Drouth Relief Organizations May HaveWheat or Cotton on Credit 589

Duddy, Prof., Blames Farm Board for Chi-cago Grain Congestion 2309

Eastern Federation of Feed MerchantsCriticizes Board 1515

European Grain Conference CriticizesBoard for Selling Wheat Abroad 1714

Exchange Trading Would Be Barred byProposed Amendment to AppropriationBill 949

Farmers Build Their Marketing MachineryBulletin 56

Farmers Union of Texas Urges Legge andCarl Williams to Resign 419

Fess, Senator Puzzled over Board's Deals.... 949Futures Trading by Co-operatives De-fended by Alexander Legge 56

Grapes—Teague, C. C., to Confer with CaliforniaGrape Control Board on MarketingPlans 213

Hyde, Sec'y of Agriculture, Credits Boardwith Aiding Wheat Price 1514

Iowa Farmers Union Meeting to Decide onPolicies Toward Board 214

Legge, Alexander. Chairman of Board—See under "L"—

Loans Have Been One-third Repaid 585McClintic, Rep., Asks Inquiry into Activi-

ties of Board 420McNary, Senator, Believes Board Will

Continue to Carry Wheat Holdings 2307-McKelvie, Samuel R•. Reported to Be

Retiring from Board 1337Meat Price Declines Pointed Out 1318National City Bank of New York Discusses

Board's Wheat Policy 212National Livestock Marketing Assn.C. B. Denman on Construction Program;of--- - - - - ---------- -

National Wool Marketing --- — - - -- - 211

- Assn. to SeekAdvances to Market Crop 403, 1931Memberships 927

Peach and Fig Association Gets Loan_ 1716Potts, Dr. C. S., of Southern MethodistUniversity, Impugns Federal Farm Act_1153Price Fixing, Policy Opposed to 950State Cotton Co-operative Ass.—See underCotton.


INDEX [VOL. 132-PART 1.

Page.Federal Farm Board (Concluded)-Stone, James C.. Becomes Chairman of

Board 1715Sap' Board's Policies Will ContinueUnchanged 1912

Teague, C. C.. Reported to Be Retiringfrom Board 1337

Thompson, Sam H., Elected Member ofFederal Farm Board 2111

Wheat-Buying to Reach 150,000,000 Bushels $86Buying to Stop with 1930 Crop 2305Gray, C. H.. Predicts 50 Cent Wheat

Ras esult of New Policy 2308Senators Comment on New Policy- 2307

Drouth Relief Holdings Not to Be Distri-buted for 586. 765, 1337

Legge, Chairman Alexander, ThinksBoard May Control All of 1930Carry-over 1336

Holdings Explained 586Mills. Wheat to Be Sold to 1715Price Not Affected by Intimation thatBoard May Cease to Buy 585

Reported to Be Again in Market forWheat 1715

Sales to Be Made Abroad 1514. 2306European Grain Conference Criticizes

Action 1715Legge, Alexander, Denies Wheat WillBe Dumped 1715

MacFarland, John I., CommendsAction 1715

Wilson, Ralph B.. Calla Board Attemptto Stabilize Price Futile 951

Federal Farm Loan Board-Annual Report to Congress 1914Funds Believed Ample for Farm Loans by

Paul Beater and A. C. Williams 950Loan Statement Asked for by Senator

Fletcher 418Rainey, Rep. Henry M.. Wants Con-

gressional Investigation 54Senate Resolution Calling for Informationfrom Board 766

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Colum-bia (S. 00 Loans to Farmers 1342

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha(Neb.) Condition of 765

Federal Intermediate Credit Banks-Debentures Offered 212, 1146. 1717Loan Volume in 1930 1146. 1914Operations During 1930 Reviewed 765

Federal Land Bank of Louisville (Ky.), L. B.Close Resigns from 417

Federal Land Banks-Bonds, Bill Would Permit Use of, for Pay-ment of Farm Loans 589

House Rejects Proposal of $5,000,000 Loanfor Reserves 1144

Mellon, Sec'y, Report to Senate 1721Rainey, Rep. Henry M., Asks Congres-

sional Investigation 54Senate Resolution Calling for Information- 766

Federal Reserve Bank of-Atlanta-Business Conditions 924Rediscount Rate 426

Boston-Business Conditions 192, 922. 1697Earnings 594Employment Conditions 193. 1697Rediscount Rate 61

Chicago-Automobile Distribution in Midwest

37, 1122. 1700Employment and Wages 37, 743, 1699Furniture Industry 37, 1122. 1700Member Bank Returns-See under

Federal Reserve System.Profit and Loss Account 426Rediscount Rate 220Trade. Wholesale and Retail_37. 743, 1700University of Illinois Bulletin Entitled"Banking Structure of the SeventhFederal Reserve District" 957

Cleveland-Building Activity 194.923, 1699Business Conditions 193, 923Rediscount Rate 61Trade, Wholesale and Retail 193, 1699

Dallas-Agriculture Business and Trade 1122

Kansas City-Annual Statement 590Business Conditions and Agricultural

194, 925. 1892Trade, Retail and Wholesale 194

Minneapolis-Business and Agricultural Conditions

749, 1312. 2090New York-Annual Report 551Business Activity, Indexes of 187, 920, 1694Chain Store Sales 32, 745, 1494, 2277Directors of Bank and of Buffalo BranchAppointed 219

Member Bank Returns. See under Fed-eral Reserve System.

Miner, E. G., Named Director of BuffaloBranch 63

Money Market Review 63, 1147Production and Trade in 1930 189Savings Deposits 1169Trade, Retail 32. 744, 1494. 2277Trade, Wholesale 33, 743, 1694, 2277Treasury Balances, Reduction in In-

terest Rates on 1152Philadelphia-

Building and Real Estate Conditions193, 923, 1697

Business Conditions 193. 922, 1697Electric Power Production 36, 1697Hosiery Output 37. 1697Pennsylvania Anthracite Collieries, Em-ployment and Wages in 569

Pennsylvania and Delaware Factory Em-ployment and Wages 1311, 2090

Trade, Retail and Wholesale-36, 1697. 2286Richmond-Banks in Stronger Position 1891Drouth Conditions Effect of 195Employment Conditions 1894

St.Trade

e-Conditions 195. 925, 1891

LouiBusiness Conditions 194, 924. 1891Officers, Election of 427Rediscount Rate 220

San Francisco-Business Conditions 38, 749, 1700Newton, Isaac B.. Chairman of Boardand Federal Reserve Agent, Finds NoConcrete Evidence of Increased Busi-ness Activity in District 2286

Rediscount Rate 220

1923775, 1521. 2315 1521563„ 1496, 2276

Dawson, A. F., Idaho Banker-Farmer,Urged for Post on Board 1923

Indexes of Business, Production and Em-ployment 745, 2277

London Blames Cheap Money Policy of1927 for Boom and Crash of Stock Mar-ket 940

Meyer, Eugene, Senate Considering Ap-pointment as Chairman of Board. Seeunder

"M".Potts Dr. C. S. of Southern MethodistUniversity, Criticezes Low RediscountRate 1153

Review of Trade and Money Conditions in1930 594

Statement (Consolidated) of Conditions46, 206, 409, 576. 756, 934, 1132, 1323,

1505. 1709, 1904, 2101, 2295Trade, Retail 31. 744, 1117, 2089Trade, Wholesale 31, 746World War Veterans Adjusted Service Cer-

tificates, Amendment of Regulation Re-lating to Discount of Notes Secured by ..2074

Federal Reserve System-Committee Investigations Expected to BeReported Shortly 1520

Foreign Bill Purchases 62Member Banks Reserves Against Liabilities

Arising from Deposit of Foreign Cur-rency 1520

Member Banks in New York and ChicagoReserve Districts, Returns of.. 46, 206.

409, 576. 756, 934. 1132, 1323. 1506.1709. 1904, 2101. 2295

Member Banks, Complete Returns of,. ..47,206, 409. 577, 756, 934, 1133,

1323, 1506, 1709. 1904, 2102, 2296Member Banks, Rep. Fort Advocates

Restriction on Clearing for Non-MemberBanks by 1152

Member Banks, Robert H. Bean Suggeststhat Report of, Show Holdings ofBankers' Acceptances 2116

Open Market Committee Meeting. of 590Federal Trade Commission, C. W. Hunt

Designated Chairman of 225Peas, Senator, Upholds Hoover's Endorse-ment of Consolidation of Railroads inOfficial Classification Territory 24Puzzled Over Deals of Federal Farm Board 949

Financial Stock Clearing Co. SuspendsOperations 1718

Finland National City Bank Renews Loan 212Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Increase Forcesat Cotton Mills 39

First National Bank of Houston, Tex., GetsInterest on Savings Accounts 2311

Fisk Rubber Co. Tire Plant in MassachusettsIncreases Output 2287

Fitzwilson, W G., Death of 374Fletcher Joint Stock Land Bank Farm LoanBonds Offered 212

Fletcher, Senator. Asks Statement of Loansby Federal Farm Loan Board 418

Florida Banks Responsible for MunicipalSinking Funds Deposited with Them- - 1147

Florida Citrus Industry, Effort to Stabilize 950Flour-See under Grain.Food, Canned and Dried, Domestic Exportsof 752

Food Prices, Retail-See Prices. Retail Food.Ford. Ethel, Favors Shorter Work Week_1701Ford. Henry, Says Nation Is Blind to -ItsProsperity 2284Says Machine Can Never Replace Man- _2284

Ford Motor Co. Employees Get 10% Intereston Deposits with Company 59Price Reduction 570

Foreclosure Cases Under Exclusive Jurisdic-tion of Bankruptcy Court According toUnited States Supreme Court Decision_2086

Foreign Bond Issues, Demand Grows forProtective Body on 1287

Foreign News Cables-See under UnitedStates Commerce Dept.

Foreign Trade-See under United States.Foreign Trade Convention-See NationalForeign Trade Convention,

Foreman State National Bank-See Indica-tions of Business Improvement 2281

Fort, Rep., Advocates Restriction on Clearingby Federal Reserve Member Banks forNon-Member Banks 1152

Foreign Bond and Stock Offerings-Australian Conversion Loan Oversubscribed 54German Dollar Bond Issues Floated in

United States Exceed All Other Na-tions 0000

Glass Resolution Opposing Action of StateDepartment in Passing on Foreign LoansFloated in United States Approved bySenate Committee 1168Passed by Senate 1524, 1921

Iselin, A.,

& Co. DIBCUSS Curtailment ofForeignLoans 581

Resumption of Foreign Financing, Outlookfor 1909

Rumanian Loan Being Negotiated 1511Survey of Foreign Securities Offerings in

United States in 1930 2103Winkler, Max, on United States Invest-

ments Abroad 580Says Resumption of Foreign Lending forProductive Purposes Will Do Much toRestore Prosperity 2104

France-Air Budget for 1931 1908Bank Failures 582, 1137Bank for International Settlements GoldStudy, Comment on 580

Bank of France Dividend 208Annual Meeting of Stockholders, Addressof Governor Moretat 762

Annual Statement 1329Bank of Orient Closed 51Banking Situation 582. 1137

Page.Federal Reserve Banks-Earnings 219, 1522Foreign Bill Purchases 82Hare, Rep.. Asks that Earnings of ReserveBanks Be Used to Pay Depositors ofFailed Member Banks 428

Miller, A. C., Proposes Curb on Open

ConsoStatement (Consolidated) of ConditionsMarket Operations 772

S46, 206, 4 9, 576. 756, 934, 1132. 1323,

1505, 1709, 1904, 2101, 2296Strong, Rep., James B., Urges Purchase ofGovernment Securities 63

Federal Reserve Board-Annual Report Bank Suspensions Banking Conditions ReviewedBusiness Conditions

Page.France (Concluded)-Banks Suspend Payments 1908Clipperton Island Dispute with Mexico

Settled in Favor of France 939Coffee Planters, Subsidy Provided for 2287Colonial Loan Issue 1712Defense Bonds, Rate of Interest on 1712Flood Relief Fund Voted 1329Foreign Credits 50Foreign Loans to Be Resumed 940Franco-German Bank Planned to Aid

1328940113741350

Financing Germany, to Participate in Loan toCabinet Backs Loan

Gold Standard of Fineness LoweredGold Imports, Theory Regarding Abandons Gold Imports 2105Anglo-French Bankers Worried by Con-

tinued Flow from London to Paris 758Bank of France and Bank of England

Representatives Discuss Subject 413Efforts to Check Imports 51, 940Rising Import Surplus May Stop GoldInflow 1136

Transvaal Shipments Go to France 1906Treasury Says Cannot Check Gold Im-

ports 762U. S. Government Bulletin Blames Com-

petition Between Commercial Banksand Bank of France 762

Great Britain Demands that French WarLoan Subscribed in England be Paidin Gold 50

Court Suit May Result 1136France Reiterates She Cannot Pay inGold 582, 940

International Agricultural Credit BankConference to Be Held 1913

International Mortgage Bank Formed 1711Bank for International Settlements Sub-

scribes for Bonds of Mortgage Bank.. -1905Issues First Loan 2296

Italy, Report of Possible Loan to 1712Jugoslavia Report that Premier Steeg isMaking Loan to, on Condition that Dic-tatorship End 763

Moret, Gov. Clement, of Bank of FranceAddress at Annual Meeting of Share-holders 762

National City Bank Branch Denies Rumorof Embezzlement by Young Officer 1330

Oustric, Albert, Parliamentary CommissionAsks Trial of Former Public OfficialsConnected with 1329

Paris Bourse Rule Affecting RequirementsCovering Short Sales 582

Paris Sugar Conference. See under SugarIndustry.

Polish Railway to Be Financed 1908Quesnay, Pierre, Urges Liberalism in In-

ternational Finance 1330Regional Bank of Gard Fails 415Retail Prices High Because of Gold ImportsSay Dutch Bankers 1510

Rome Wheat Conference Delegates Ap-pointed 2112

Rubber Planters, Subsidy Provided for.Rumanian Loan. See under Rumania.Sugar Duty Increase Sought 200, 400Tax Collections 582, 1330Tokio Must Redeem Bonds Issued inFrance in Pounds Sterling 763

Unemployment Fund Voted by Chamberof Deputies 1326, 1510

War Budget Increases 1510Wheat Price May Be Fixed at $2 PerBushel 588

Franco-Italian Naval Agreement. See underLondon Naval Treaty.

Freight. See under Railroads.Fruit-Hudson Valley Fruit Exchange Re-

ports Biggest Business in 20 Years 2112Furniture Industry-Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Reportof 37, 1122. 1700

Gandhi, Mahatma. See under India.General American Tank Storage and

Terminal Co. Licensed to Store Cane Sugarin N.Y. Coffee & Sugar Exchanges Tanks-1318

General Cable Corp. Copper Wire Prices 1900General Petroleum Corp. Reduces Crude Oil

Prices 2098George, David Lloyd. See under Great

Britain.Georgia Farmers Sell Kids to Raise Cash 2112Germany-Austro-German Customs Accord Agreed

Upon 2298Curtius, Dr. Julius, German Foreign

Minister Defends Accord 2299French Attitude Toward Accord 2299League of Nations Experts Find that No

Pacts Are Violated 2299Text of Agreement 2300

Bank for International Settlements LoansMostly to Germany 1137

Banks Cut 1930 Dividends 1908Berlin Gets Credit from InternationalBanking Syndicate 2104

Berlin City Bonds Purchased for Cancel-lation 415

Berlin City Debt 941Berlin Seeks Relief from Excess of Legisla-

tors 1137Berlin Unemployed 425Bond Issues Floated in U. S. Exceed All

Other Nations 1510Bruening, Chancellor, Asserts United StatesBroke off Credit Parleys on Account ofElection Results 208

Budget Deficit 583Chadbourne, Thomas L., Sugar RestrictionPlan. See under Sugar Industry.

Cotton Spinners Repudiation of Purchaseof U. S. Cotton Protested by State De-partment 1316

Debt Incurred in 1930 209Duisberg, Carl, Urges War Debt Action byUnited States 2300

East Prussia, Government to Spend $250.-000,000 for Relief Work in 583

Foreign Debts, in Position to Pay All 51Foreign Payments Covered by Export

Surplus 415Franco-German Bank Planned to Aid

Financing 1328Gold Discount Bank Plans Rediscountingof Russian Long Term Bills 1137

Gold Holdings Increase 1510Government Sells Part of Reichsbahn Pre-

Naas. Dr.. Hints Germany Will Ask Debt 209

Pre-ferred Stock Holdings

Revision 941Land Bank Planned to Aid Farmer 1913


JAN.-MARCH, 1931.] INDEX xi

Page.Germany (Concluded)—Linoleum Trust Control Reported to HavePassed Out of Germany. 941

Loan of $32,000,000 Denied by Lee.Iligginson & Co 940

Frencn Bank to Participate in Loan atGovernment's Request 940

French Cabinet Backs Loan 1137International Syndicate Arranges $30,-000,000 Credit 1328

Loan Parley Baits—Bankers Return toFrance 583

Loans Floated Abroad During 1930 1907Mark Rises 1907Metal Workers on Five-Day Week in

Berlin 1326New York University Reviews Germany'sCredit Position 763

Nuremburg—Bonds, Tenders Asked for,,,. 941President and Kaiser. Comparison ofCost of 1510

Prices. Retail, Unsuccessful Effort to ForceReduction in 35

Removes Protection from Articles WhichFall to Drop 763

Reichsbank Cabs Conference on Out in Costof Foreign Funds 1908

Reichabank Dividend 52, 601, 763. 1908Reichsmark Rises 1907Reparations—

Austro-ilungarian Debt AgreementReached 1510Birk, Dr.. of Copenhagen University.Urges Germany to Break Young Plan-1510Bond Increases Foreseen by Berlin 1328

Bruening, Chancellor, Believed Respite1712Would Complicate Settlement

Buah, trying T., Proposes Sale of WarDebts to Public 1134Duisberg, Carl, Pres. of German Indus-

trialists Bids United States Take WarDebt Action 2300

German Reichstag Demands Revision-1329Germany Able to Meet All Foreign

Obligations 51Great Britain War Debt Should Be

Cancelled But Not Reduced SaysStephen Leacock 1906

Great Britain Paying United StatesDouble Amount She Should SaysFrancis Hirst 1536

Great Britain Urges 10 Years Recessionof War Debts 1134, 1135

MacDonald, Prime Minister, DeniesBritish Moratorium Move 1135

Great Britain War Debt Payments toUnited States Discussed in Commons-1905

Horne. Sir Robert, Says Britain CouldNot Have Gotten Better Terms__ - - 939

Denies That British Are ResentfulToward United States on Accountof 1923 Debt Settlement 758

Hurley, E. N., of World War ForeignDebts Commission, Urges 50% Cutin War Debts 937

Europe Opposed to Plan 938Kaas, Dr., Hints Germany Will AskDebt Revision 941

Lewis. Senator, Urges Suspension ofWar Debts 2300

Luther, Dr. Hans, Says ReparationsWill Be Paid 1711

McLeod, J. A., Gen. Mgr., Bank ofNova Scotia, Says Losses of UnitedStates in 1930 Exceeded War Debts 761

Nadler, Dr., of N. Y. University, HoldsPlan Unworkable Under PrevailingConditions 51

Peoples Lobby 'Urges Reduction in War .Debts in Letter to Dr. NicholasMurray Butler 757

Schact, Dr. Jalmar, Would Stop Repara-Wins Payments Were He in Power- 1711

Snowden, British Chancellor, DenouncesWar Debts as Curse 1325

Solmasen, Dr., German Banker's Head.Holds Reparations Must Soon Be Cut 51

United States Government Administra-tion Not in Favor of War Debt Can-cellation 758,1135

Wiggin, A. II., Pres. Chase NationalBank, Advocates Cut in War Debts 428

French Pleased with Plan 430Germany. Welcomes Remarks 429House of Representatives DiscussesProposal 430

London Hails View 431Senators' Views on Plan 430Various Persons' Opinions 429Winston, Garrard. Believes War DebtCancellation Needs Close Considera-tion 757

Retailers Ask Government to Urge Peopleto Buy Now 939Ruhr Wage Dispute Settled by Arbitration 425Russia Pays Credit to Berlin for Credit onOther Markets 940Saxon State Mortgage Institution Bonds toBe Redeemed 1140Schilling, Dr.. of Reichsbank to Advise Ar-gentian Bank 1513Sossen, Dr., Head of Bankers' Associa-tion, Declares Reparations Must Be Cut 51Sugar Concern Cuts Exports to 207 572Sugar Industry to Be Forced by Govern-ment to Organize for Purpose of CarryingOut Chadbourne Plan_ _._ 928Surtax Doubled by Reichstag Committee_1908Unemployed. Percentages of 770Wagemann, Professor, Rejects Gold TheoryAs Cause for Depression 51Wheat Not Expected to Increase in Price 752Giant, E.—See under Italy.

Gibson. A. D., and Associates Acquire Work-ing. Control of Manufacturers Trust Co_ _ 219Gilbert, J. Parker. Former Agent Generalfor Reparations Payments, Becomes Mem-ber of Firm of J. P. Morgan & Co 49

Glass Committee to Study Banking Con-ditions—

Bean, Robert H.. and Robert M. CoonOutline Operation of N. Y. DiscountMarket for Bankers Acceptances 1346

Case, J. Herbert, of N. Y. Reserve BankTestimony of,, 781

Date Set for Opening Inquiry 427Davison, G. W. of Central Hanover Bank& Trust Co., Testimony of 958

Hamlin, C. S. Former Governor of ReserveBoard, Testifies 780

Harrison, Gov. Geo. L., of N. Y. ReserveBank. Testimony of 591, 592

Miller, A. C., of Federal Reserve Board,Testifies 593. 772, 780

Page.Glass Committee to Study Banking Conditions

(Concluded)—Minnesota Group Bankers Testify 1734Mitchell, C. E., of National City Bank.

Testifies 966. 1735Submits List of Stockholders of Affiliates 593

Nadler, Prof. Marcus, of N. Y Univer-sity, Testimony 1524

Platt, Edmund, of Marine Midland Corp..Testimony of 778

Pole. Compt. of Currency. Testimony 591Pope, A. M., of First National Old Colony

Corp., Testifies 1719Ripley, Prof. Win. Z., of Harvard. Testi-

fies 1524Robinson, H. M., of First National Bankof Los Angeles, Testifies 965

Stephenson, Rome 0., of AmericanBankers Assn. Testifies 1349

Trafford, B. W. of First National Bank ofBoston, Testimony 959

Traylor. M. A.. of First National Bank ofChicago Testifies 1349

Wir H. P., of Chase National Bank ofeWL York, Testifies 778. 780, 1773

Williams, H. P., of N.Y. Title & MortgageCo., Testimony 1524

Young, Owen D., of General Electric Co..Testifies 963

Shaw, James, Texas Banking Commis-sioner Comments on Young's Re-marks 1350

Zimmerman. E. M.. of A. C. Allyn & Co.Letter Urging on Stock Market Infla-tion 1147

Glass Resolution Opposing Action of StateDepartment in Passing on Foreign LoansFloated in U. S. Passed by Senate 1168.

1524. 1.921Gold—

Aird, Sir John, Says Gold Has BecomeInternational Problem 2302

Anderson, B. M., of Chase National Bank,Discusses Gold Reserves and Theory ofGold Delegation of League of Nations,, _1294

Argentina Shipments to U. S. 210, 417,945. 1713, 2305

Bank for International Settlements StudiesSituation 579

French Comments on Study 580Plan Adopted to Solve Gold. Transfers 1134United States Ready to Aid 580

Canada, Second Largest Producer 579China to Ship Gold Bars to United States 1907'Explanation of Shipment 2102

France, Imports into. See under France.France Lowers Standard of Fineness 413Germany Increases Holdings 1510Great Britain Proposes World Conference

to Discuss Situation 1135Great Britain, Situation in. See underGreat Britain.

Imports and Exports by Countries--

_757, 1710Imports and Exports by Months-748, 1310. 2089International Chamber of Commerce.Bankers Meeting Denies Gold CausesWorld Depression 1507

Japanese Shipment to United States 579League of Nations Gold Delegation—Book on Gold Legislation Being Prepared 414Draft Report 414, 579Interim Report 758. 1506

Mexico to Make Shipment to U. 5 1910Nell, C. E., Pres. of Royal Bank of Canada,

Suggests Co-operative Policy for Coun-tries on Gold Basis 759

Production in United States 580Roberts, G. E., of National City Bank,Lays Business Ills to Big Gold Reserves- 958

Russia Pays Gold to Berlin for Credit onOther Markets 940

Russia Said to Be Exporting Gold on Ac-count of Low Prices 1331

Russia Exports Gold to Buy Exchange-- -1906Snowden, Phillip, British Chancellor, Says

United States Added $309.000,000 toGold Supply in 1930 1137

South African 1Vlines Pay Larger Dividends 2104Transvaal Production 580Transvaal Shipments Go to France 1906United States Stock Larger Than That of

France, Germany, Great Britain andSpain Combined 757

Gold Discount Bank. See under Germany.Goodrich, B. F. Co. Cuts Salaries 1701Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. on Eight HourDay 39

Governors of Seven States Confer on Unem-ployment 770

Grain—Belgium Ends Ban on Russian Grain 1896Blockade to Be Prevented in Northwest

Despite Large Stocks 1896Bread Inquiry in Ottawa 1515Bread Price Investigations Proposed in

Wisconsin and Missouri 588Bread Prices Cut by Chain Stores 588. 751.

1515Bread Prices Cut in Birmingham, England-1914Bread Prices Cut in Mobile, Ala 588Bread Riot in Chicago 1515Bulgaria Sets Up Grain Control 587Central European Grain Trade Crisis 1914Chicago Storage Congestion Blamed onFarm Board by Prof. Duddy 2309

Corn Deposes Wheat as Grain TradingKing 198

Corn Sugar. Removal of Restrictions onUse of 224

Result of Ruling Forecast 225Wiley, Mrs. Harvey W., Attacks Ruling.. 224

Embargo Proposed by Rep. Burtness 586European Grain Conference (See also Rome

Grain Conference) 1516, 1714, 1913Criticizes Farm Board for Selling Wheat

Abroad 1714Exports,Domestic, of Grain and Grain

nts 752Flour—Demand Cut 1515Production 34, 928, 1703

Future Trading Bill Introduced into Min-nesota Legislature 2309

Future Trading, Bills Introduced in Con-gress to Restrict 214

Objections Voiced to Capper Bill 1124Futures Transactions on Chicago Board ofTrade and Other Markets_ _ _399. 1125. 1896

Inspection by Government, Hearing to BeHeld on 2095

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce Pro-poses to Trade In Corn Futures 587

Prices Depressed by Large Farm Reserves_1715Rader, C. B.„ Explains Failure of Wheat

Stabilization Attempts 751

Page.Grain (Concluded)— calRussian Acreage Plans for 1931 1125Russia Expects Record Crop 2310Russian Prices Stir Central Europe 1125Russian Surplus 751Senate to investigate Bread and WheatPrices 587Wheat—Acreage—Federal Farm Board Must AbandonMarket Support Unless Acreage IsCut 951Legge, Alexander, Says Acreage IsBeing Reduced 1716Montana Dept. of Agriculture Not toAdvise Farmers to Cut 2308

Nebraska Reduces Wheat Acreage 57Stone, J. C., of Federal Farm Board

Urges Reduction 1334Woodring. Gov., of Kansas FavorsReduction 1318

Argentine Crop 199. 1139Argentine Government Engages inWheat Export Business-----1139, 1913

Australia Has Record Crop 1895Australian Banks Against FinancingWheat at 73 Cents 752

Canada—See under "C."Chile Wheat Crop Due for Drop in1931 1337

China Gets Wheat Supply from Australia 951Dutch Aid Growers 1896Federal Farm Board—Carry Over from 1930 May EntirelyBe Controlled by Board ThinksAlexander Legge 1336

Drouth Relief, Bill to DistributeHoldings for 586. 765, 1337

Holdings to Be Sold Abroad-_.. -1514, 2306British Grain Trade Predictsnsettle-

ments as Result of Sales 1914Legge, Alexander, Denies ThatWheat Will Be "Dunped' 1715

Maclarland, John I. of CanadianWheat Pool, Commends Action-1715

Holdings to Be Sold to Mills 1715Hyde, Sec'y of Agriculture, CreditsBoard with Aiding Price 1514

Millers Proposal to Borrow Board'sWheat, Legge Has No Objections to 586

Trading Activity—Buying to Reach 150.000.000Bushels 586

Buying to Stop with 1930 Crop-- -2305Senators Comment 2307

Plial Not Effected by Possibility ofBoard Discontinuing Trading_ 585

Reported Again Buying in Market-1715Gray, 0. li., Predicts 50 CentWheat as Result of New Policy-2308

France Seeks to Fix Price at $2 588Germany Does Not Expect Price toIncrease 752

Hyde. Sec'y of Agriculture. on Drop inWheat Price 2306

Import Restrictions Further ReduceMarket 1337

India—Duty Planned 2310Growers .Aided by Government by

Freight Rebate 2310Legge, Alexander—See under "L."Live Stock to Be Fed Wheat Instead ofCorn at Wichita Stockyards 950

Liverpool Prices Lowest on Record 58Marginal Requirements of Banks 1516Mexico Asked by Commerce Chamberto Raise Tariff 1715

Mexico Embargoes Imports 1715Price Relation to Transportation Cost,Study of 225

Rome Wheat Conference Not to BeParticipated in by United StatesDespite Urging of Paris 1913

Russia Seen as Assuming DominantPosition in World Wheat Market byAlexander Legge 950

Russia Wheat Outlook for 1931 1318Short Selling, Farm Board Not Enthusi-

astic About Bill to Prohibit 585Shortage of Wheat Predicted by Alex-ander Legge 951

Tariff Increase Proposed by Eel).Summers 57Favored by Senator Steiwer 58

Woodrilig. Gov., of Kansas for Cut inAcreage 1318

World Supply 198World Wheat Surplus Worries EuropeanExperts 587

Grapefruit Acreage Excessive According toC. C. Teague 766

Grapefruit Minimum Price Agreement inFlorida in Effort to Stabilize Citrus In-dustry 950

Grapes—California Grape Control Board Faces

Difficulties in Collecting from Grower-Shipper Organizations 2308

Fruit Spirits May Be Withdrawn for Use inFortification of Wines Under New Ru11ng2308

Teague, 0. C., of Federal Farm Board. toConfer with California Grape ControlBoard on Marketing Plans 214

Grey. C. H., Predicts 50 Cent Wheat as Re-sult of New Buying Policy of Farm Board- _2308

Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. ReducesBread Price 751

Groat Britain—Australian Prime Minister Asks Cut in

Interest Rate on Australian Debt 1138Balance of Foreign Payments 1906Balfour, Sir Arthur, Speaks on War Debts.Gold Hoards and Wages 417

Bank of England—Note Circulation Smallest Since Amal-gamation of Currency 1509

Bank Reports Show Decrease in Profits412. 2301

Banks, Condition of 1102Blackett, Sir Basil, Address Before OttawaCanadian Club 413

Brazil Obtains Credit 417Bread Prices Reduced in Birmingham_ _ _ _1914Capital Issues 550Conversion of 5'70___War Loan, Possible

Explanation of Why Snowden BackedDown on Proposal for 1325

Darling, J. F.. Gives Views on Silver Situa-tion -Before U. S. Senate Committee_ 411Lays World Economic Depression to

Fall in Silver Price 760Dividend Cuts by Industrial Companies,, 2301Dale System, Secret American Commission

Studies 770


XII INDEX VoL. 132—PART 1.

Page.Great Britain (Concluded)—Export Credit Insurance Facilities, Exten-

sion of 2301Farm Bill Passed by Commons 1143Fiscal Reforms Urged to Aid Business__ _2105Five-Year Industrial Plan to Build BusinessProposed 1324

French War Loan Subscribed in England,British Demand Payment in Gold 50France Reiterates She Cannot Pay inGold 582. 940

Court Suit May Result 1136George, David Lloyd. Opinion on DolesSystem 425

Gold Exports to France—See under France.Gold Relief Seen As Shipment MissesFrance 2105

Gold Situation, World Conference Proposedto Discuss 1134

Government Receipts and Expenditures forNine Months 205, 413

Says Britain Pays United States Doublethe War Debt She Should 1536

Hayn, Roman & Co. Suspended from NewYork Coffee and Sugar Exchange 2114

Hirst, Francis W.. Reviews Stock MarketConditions 758

Hopkins, Sir Richard. Says Dole ThreatensBritain's Stability 1326

Horne, Sir Robert, Says Britain Could NotHave Gotten Better Debt Terms 939

Denies British Are Resentful TowardUnited States on Account of DebtSettlement 761

Ireland—Linen Conference Agrees on 10% WageCut 425

Lancashire Cotton Corp. Shows Loss of$811.940 in Spinning Operation 2290

Lancashire Hard Hit by Textile Boycott inIndia 2290

MacDonald, Prime Minister, Denies Mora-torium of War Debts Move 1135

Malayan Tin Restriction Plan Approved_ _1321McKenna, Reginald, Chairman of MidlandBank of London Ascribes Reasons forWorld Depression at Annual Meeting ofShareholders 761

Midland Bank of London, ChairmanReginald McKenna, Address at AnnualMeeting of Shareholders 761

Ministers Cut Own Pay 1138Naval Officers to Be Retired 1509Niemeyer, Sir Otto, to Advise BrazilianGovernment on Financial Situation 417Sails for Brazil 945

Norman, Montagu. Governor of Bank ofEngland. on Visit to United States_ _2298

Palestine Expenses, to Seek to Cut 941Palestine, Policy Toward 1326Peat. Sir William, Plan to Cut World TinExport 202

Pottery Manufacturers to Lay Off 70,000Workers 1509

London Naval Treaty—Hoover, Pres. of U. S.. Proclaims Com-ing Into Effect of Treaty 50

Franco-Italian Naval Agreement—Morrow, Dwight W.. Assists in Draft-

ing 2103Round Table Indian Conferences. See

under India.Russian Dumping to Be Opposed by Bank-ing Group 1894

Schuster. Sir George. Says Increased SilverTariff Will Not Check Indian Consum'n 1907

Scottish Woolen Mission to U. S 1501Shilling Intrinsically Worth Three Cents-1136Silver Market 1136Skinner, Sir Sidney, Blames Rayon In-

dustry for Not Stabilizing Price 403Snowden, Phillip, Chancellor of Exchequer,

Considers Possible Effect of Coinage Actof 192200 Silver Market 1136

Comments on French-English Gold Con-ference 1508

Proposal to Convert 5% War Loan,Possible Explanation as to Why Snow-den Backed Down on 1325

U. S. Imported $309,000,000 GoldAbove Exports in 1930 1137

War Debts Denounced As a Curse__ 1325Spinning Mills Use of American Cotton-- - - 571

Unemployed in Britain Treated BetterThan in Other Countries 1509

Stamp, Sir Josiah, Forecasts Business Re-covery by 1932 29

Challenges American Policy of Iso-lation 412

Heads Canadian Royal Grain Commis-sion 2308

Prosperity in Distant Future 412Sterling Fall Blamed on Politics Stock Market Conditions as Seen by Fran-

cis W. Hirst 758Sugar Import Duty 2291Tax Increase on British Investments AbroadProposed in Commons 1509

Unemployed. Number of 425, 1326Unemployment Dole Threatens Stabilityof Britain Says Sir Richard Hopkinson- A326

Unemployment Insurance Fund, Com-mons Gives Majority to Bill to IncreaseBorrowing Power of 1326

Unemployment Insurance, Costs of 2301United States Debt Payment in Silver Dis-cussed in Commons 1509

United States Debt Settlement by StanleyBaldwin Lauded by Sir Harry Armstong 1509

War Debt Payments and Receipts 941War Debt Recess for Ten Years Urged

1134, 1135Macdonald, Prime Minister, Denies Mora-torium Move 1135

War Debt Payments to U. S. Discussed inCommons 1905

Leacock, Stephen, Canadian Economist,Would Have U. S. Cancel But NotReduce War Debts 1906

Weavers Return to Work After MonthsLockout_--

______ _ ___ 1126

Wheat Price liverp—ool _______ on Record 58Wheat Quota Bill Planned by Laborites— 57Wheeler & Co. Bankrupt 1712

Greece—Bonds Drawn for Sinking Fund— _ 52Loan Reported Being Negotiated 2105Loan Reported Failure in London 2302

Green. William—Estimates Number of Unemployed 745Five Day Week Urged asUnemploymentMeasure 404

Hoover, Pres., Comments on Reasons of,or Vetoing Bill Creating National Em-ployment System 2120

Page.Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y. on Business

Conditions 27, 743. 1493Guardian Trust Co. of Cleveland PredictsEarly Return of Business 1308

Guatemala, United States Investments in_ _ _ 53Guy, Arthur, Named Bank Commissioner of

Massachusetts 429

Haiti—Bellegarde, Dante's. New Minister toU. S. Welcomed by President Hoover__ _1351

Halsey, Stuart & Co. Review of MotionPicture Industry 64

Halsey, Stuart & Co. Find Improved Senti-ment in Business and the Bond Market_ _ _2124

Hamlin, C. S.. Former Gov. of Federal Re-serve Board, Testimony Before GlassBanking Committee 780

Hare, Rep., Asks That Reserve Bank'sEarnings Be Used to Pay Depositors inFailed Member Banks 428

Harrison, Gov. George L., of N. Y. FederalReserve Bank, Testimony Before SenateBanking Committee 591, 592

Proposal that Stock Exchange Help BanksIn Restricting Loans for Accounts ofOthers Not Received Favorably in Ex-change Circles 772

Harrison, Sen. Pat, Opposed to hasty DebtRetirement at Expense of Taxpayers 1325

Havana. See under Cuba.Hawaii Warned of Crisis in Sugar 1317Hayn, Roman & Co. See under Great Britain.Hecht, R. S., of Hibernia Bank & Trust Co.of New Orleans on Business Outlook 192

Hellenic Republic Bonds Drawn for Re-demption 2107

Henderson, F. R., Former Pres. N. Y. Rub-ber Exchange, Bankrupt 215

Henrotin, Morris B. See under Sisto, J. A.& Co.

Hides, Prices of 1498Hill. Julien H., Named Chairman of StateCommittee to Apportion Drouth ReliefFunds 2110

Hines, Brig. Gen., Reports to Hoover on Ap-plications for Soldiers Bonus 2118

Hines, F. T., Estimates Cost of PayingSoldiers Bonus 786

Hirsch, Lilienthal & Co. Win Suit for BalanceDue From Customers After Stock WasSold Out During Crash 952

Hirst, Francis W. See under Great Britain.Hog Prices -.1318Holt, Rose & Troster Find Record Deflation

in New York City Bank Stocks in 1930_ _ 217Bank Stocks in New York City, Market

Value 773, 1914Average Yield 953, 2313Dividend Rates 1149

Holland—Wheat Growers Aided by Government- _ - -1896

Holt. Sir Herbert, on Reasons for PresentWorld Wide Depression 412

Holmes, Associate Justice of Supreme Court,Oliver Wendell, Celebrates 90th Birth-day. 1918Hoover, Pres., Sends Congr atulations_ —1919

Hong Kong. See under China.Hood. Ernest N., Urges Shorter Work Weekin Cotton Industry 41

Hoover, Herbert, President of U. S. A.—Address to National Automobile Chamberof Commerce 226

Caraway, Sen., Apologizes to Hoover forUnkind Remarks on Drouth Relief 1351

Chippewa Indians, Vetoes Bill for Distribu-tion of Fund of 1533

Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians, VetoesBill Calling for Additional Payment forLands of 1533

Drouth Relief, Pres. Hoover Donates10th of Salary to Red Cross Fund for _ _1142

Drouth, Statement Declaring Against Fed-eral Aid for Victims of 947

Holmes, Oliver Wendell, Associate Justiceof Supreme Court, Congratulated on90th Birthday 1919

Joslin, Theodore G., Appointed Secretaryto Hoover 2119

London Naval Treaty Proclamation 50Muscle Shoals Bill Vetoed 1728Senate Upholds Veto 1730

Porto Rico. Address Before Legislature of- _2316Railroad Consolidation Endorsement Criti-

cized by Senator Couzens 24Fees, Senator, Upholds Hoover's Action- 25McKellar, Senator, Criticism of 25

Red Cross, Makes Plea for Public to Con-tribute to 424

Speeches to Be Delivered 2119Silver Conference Decision Reserved Pend-ing Study of Situation 1906

Unemployment Statistics, Report of Ad-visory Committee on 1516

Vacation Trip 2118Veto Sustained by House 1159Vetoes, List of 1921Virgin Islands, Were Poor Bargain for U.S. 2317Wickersham Committee Denies that Hoo-

ver Suggested Changes in Report 597Report Transmitted by Hoover to Con-gress 596

World War Veterans Bonus Objections to_ _1341Asks that Loan Preference Be GivenNeedy Veterans 1727

Veto Message 1530Orders Needy Soldiers Be Served First _ .1531

Hope. W. E., Resigns as Assistant Secretaryof Treasury 1350

Hopkins, Sir Richard. See under GreatBritain.

Horne, Sir Robert. See under Great Britain.Hosiery—Durham Mills on 24-Hour Basis_ 41Hosiery Output in Philadelphia Federal Ro-serve District 37, 1698

Hotels, Trend of Business in 393, 1308Houde Engineering Plant at Buffalo RecallsWorkers 2293

House, J. A., Elected to Federal AdvisoryCouncil 220

Hovey, Roy A., Resigns As MassachusettsBank Commissioner 429

Hudson Valley Fruit Exchange Reports Big-gest Business in 20 Years 2112

Humphries, Arthur G., Suspended from Reg-ular Membership in N. Y. Curb Exchange.. 215

Hungary—Bonds Purchased for Cancellation Through

Sinking Fund 941City Savings Bank Co., Ltd. of BudapestBonds Called for Redemption 1332

Russian Goods Dumped in Hungary 1331Trade Balance Favorable 583

Page.Hunt, C. W., Designated Chairman of Fed-

eral Trade Commission 225Hurley, E. N., Urges 50% Cut in War

Debts 937Europe Opposed to Plan 938

Hurley, Secy. of War. Criticized by "RailwayAge" for Subsidies to Railways and WaterWays 66

Hyde, Secy. of Agriculture—Cotton Acreage Cut Urged 1126

Drouth—Interior Department Fund to Go Half

to Agricultural Agencies 1717Committee Appointed to AdministerFund 1910

State Committees Appointed to Passon Loans 1910

Loans, Plans for 2111Loan Regulations Liberalized 1716Senate Resolution Asking Why FundsHave Not Been Made Available toFarmers 1717

Farm Board Credited with Aiding WheatPrice 1514

St. Louis National Stockyards, Court En-joins Hyde from Suspending Leaders on_2309

Wheat Price Drop 2306Hydro-Electric Power Plants in U. S.,Capacity of 1495

Tllinois Building Situation 1498A Illinois Industrial Situation 1312, 2285India—Bond Offering Subscribed in Two Hours_ _1138Cotton Stocks 926, 2290Gandhi, Mahatma, Plans Sale of Foreign

Cloth 2290Import Duty on Cotton Piece Goods

Increased 2094Round Table Indian Conference, Results of 581Russian Sugar Imported 928Shellac Price "Unpegged" at Calcutta 403Silver Imports 1906Silver Market 760Silver Tariff Increased 1907

Schuster. Sir George, Says Tariff In-crease Will Not Check Consumption_ A907

Wheat Duty Planned 2310Wheat Growers Aided by GovernmentThrough Freight Rebate 2310

Indiana Adopts Branch Bank Act 2115Indiana Bank Legislation Defines Positionof Depositor and Shareholder 2314

Indiana Bank Stock Double Liability Upheldby State Supreme Court 65

Indiana House Passes Bank Bill Causing In-terest on Public Deposits to Be Computedon the Smallest Amount Deposited Over aThree Month Period 1348

Indiana Blue Sky Law Held to Be PartlyUnconstitutional 65

Indiana Chain Store Tax Law Pending BeforeSupreme Court 424

Indiana Considers Drouth Aid Plans 58Indiana Lime Stone Co. Forecasts Building

Activity 190, 1117Industrial Club of St. Louis Names John G.

Lonsdale Chairman of Advertising Com-mittee 1738

Inheritance Tax Law. Federal, Amended_ _ _ _1917Installment Buying Survey by Dept. ofCommerce—Comments of A. J. Morris ofMorris Plan Banks 1348

Insurance—Life Insurance Sales in United States_ _748,

1696, 2283Canada. See under "O."

Volume Outstanding 1696National Industrial Conference Board toStudy Life Insurance 1169

Russian Companies' Funds, New YorkState Court of Appeals Suspends StateControl of 1331

Sears, Roebuck & Co. in Automobile In-surance Field 2285

Utah Passes Insurance Regulations 2315International Agricultural Credit Bank. See

under France.International Banks—Four Being Formed_ _1711International Chamber of Commerce,

Bankers' Meeting Denies That GoldCauses World Depression 1507

Executive Committee Urges Silver Con-ference 1508

International Labor Office Discusses Unem-ployment Conditions 770

International Mortgage Bank. See underFrance.

International Paper & Power Co. Is DroppingNewspaper Holdings 2288

Interstate Commerce Commission—Brainerd, Ezra N.. Made Chairman 225Consolidation Agreement of Railroads in

Official Territory Except New England—Plan Submitted to Interstate Com-merce Commission 226

Study to Be Made of Proposed Merger 226Railroad Credit Rules Liberalized byCommission 1352

Railroad Rate Legislation to Be Revolu-tionized by Commission Says "RailwayAge" 1160

Railroads Ordered to Submit EarningsData 1353

Recapture Provision of Railway Law,Commission Recommends Repeal of_ _1165

Investment Bankers AssnConvention to Be Held at White Sulphur

Springs 1164Nusloch, G. N., of Hibernia Securities Co.of New Orleans Elected to Board ofGovernors 1164

World War Veterans Bonus, Opposed toPayments of 962. 1146

Investment Trusts—Four Fixed Trusts Formed to Buy Stocksat Low Prices 776

New York Stock Exchange Ruling RequiresCharge on Transactions Involving Salesof Unites 590

New York Stock Exchange Ruling onMethod of Showing Value of SecurityHoldings in Balance Sheet 773

Northwest Bankers Form Trust 1692Iowa Branch Banking Bill 1348Iowa Farmers Union Meeting to Decide on

Policies Toward Federal Farm Board_ _- - 214Iowa Governor Advises That County Wide

Office Banking Be Permitted 589Ireland—See under Great Britain.Iron—Canada Admits Sheet Free Temporarily.. 2295Market Review_ -44. 203. 407, 575. 754,932, 1130, 1322, 1503, 1'707, 1901,

2100, 2293


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Page.Iron (Concluded)-

Minnesota Kills Iron Ore Tax 1531Pig Iron Output 204, 932, 1708Puddlers Wages 45. 1706Scrap Iron and Steel, Amount Reclaimed- - 45Stabilization Plan Proposed for Iron and

Steel Scrap 1901Iselin, A., & Co. Discuss Curtailment of

Foreign Loans 581Central American Financial SituationReviewed 1333

Island of Negros Sugar Strike Ends withoutAccord 1702

Italy-Albania to Seek Loan 209Azzolini, Vincenzo, Elected Governor ofBank of Italy 374

Banco di Roma Dividend 1908Budget Deficit Foreseen 2105Credit Consortium for Public WorksBonds Drawn 415

France Reported to lie Extending Loan_ _1712Giani, E., Chief Broker on Milan StockExchange Fails 209

Loan Knowledge Denied by United StatesSecretary of State Stimson 1909

Rome Wheat Conference Not to Be Par-ticipated in by United States DespiteUrging of Paris 1913

French Delegates Appointed 2112Shale Oil Industry Receives Subsidy_ _ _ _ _ _2292Unemployed. Number of 1326. 2105

Jamaica-Governor General Urges StrictEconomy 1512

Sugar Men, Government Seeks to Aid.. .1702Japan-Adachi. M., Elected President of Perma-nent Court of International Justice- -- - 757

Bank of Japan, Annual Report of Governor 2302Budget Passed 1332Consul at New York Changed 209Dalbank Branch at Kobe Closes 763Gold and Silk Shipped to United States 579Hijikata, Gov. of Bank of Japan, AnnualReport to Shareholders 2302

Tokio Must Redeem Bonds Issued inFrance in Pounds Sterling 763

Jardine, J. E., Re-Elected President of LosAngeles Stock Exchange 1151

Java-Chadbourne, Thomas L., Plan for Sugar

Restriction. See under Sugar.Johnston, Percy H., Pres. Chemical Bank &Trust Co. Annual Report to Stockholders.. 594

Joint Stock Land Bankers Assn., F. W. Blairof Detroit Re-elected Pres. of 2311

Joint Stock Land Banks-Bankers Joint Stock Land Bank of Mil-waukee, Report of Receiver As to Offersof Purchase of Assets 2109

Fletcher Joint Stock Land Bank Farm LoanBonds Offered 212

Kansas City Joint Stock Land Bank Re-organization Likely 1146, 2107

Report of Receiver 2107Law Affecting Acquisition of Banks in

Receivership 2109Senate Resolution Calling for Information 766

Joslin, Theodore G., Named Secretary toPresident Hoover 2119

le ass, Dr.-See under Germany.imansas City Joint Stock Land Bank Re-

organization Likely 1146, 2107Report of Receiver 2107

Kansas City, Mo., Course of Security PriceIn 917

Kemmerer Commission Sails for Peru 210Kentucky, Being in Two Different Federal

Reserve Districts Has Different RediscountRate in West Than in East 62

Kentucky Chain Store Tax Litigation-424, 1149Kidder, Peabody & Co. Dissolved-NewFirm Same Name Formed 2114

Klein, Julius, Gives 10 Rules on Action inSlump 1312

Kresel, Isador J., Resigns As Special Counselin Investigation of N. Y. City MagistratesCourts 1161

Labor Conditions-Alabama Steel Plant Works at 70% ofCapacity 2099

American Federation of Labor Calls onGovernment to Adopt Five Day WorkWeek 424Business Review Notes Further Increase

in Unemployment 1141American Woolen Co.-Lawrence (Mass.)

Mill Workers End Strike 1500Maynard (Mass.) Weavers Strike 1500

Appropriation for Drouth and Unemploy-ment Relief 1518

Bailey, Prof. Wm. B., Says New IndustryIs Necessary to Supply Jobs to Idle 59

Boston Employment Conditions 1121British Dole System Studied by SecretAmerican Committee 770

Brockton Shoe Manufacturers Ass'n AsksUnions to Accept Lower Wages 41

Brooklyn, Number of Unemployed in 745Census of Jobless Will Consider Apple Ven-

ders as Employed 425Chalmers Knitting Mills at Amsterdam(N. Y.) on Full Time 1500

Charleroi (Pa.) Wages Reduced by Unions. 1900Childs Co. Cuts Employees and Officers

Salaries 10% 404Coal Miners at Wilkesbarre (Pa.) Strike_ _ _2295Commerce & Finance Survey of Unemploy-ment 1121

Connecticut Unemployed 1142Cotton Textile Institute. Inc. on Move-

ment to Eliminate Night Work forWomen and Minors 1895

Danville (Va .) Textile Strike Ends 751Detroit Employment Conditions 1493,

1900. 2287Doak, Secy. of Labor, Reports on Employ-ment Situation 2088

Durham Hosiery Mills on 24-Hour Basis..... 41Eaton Crane & Pike Co. Reduce Wages- -1706Erie (Pa.) Employment Conditions 1901Fall River Textile Operatives Agree to NewWage Scale 2291

Federal Employment Stabilization BoardBill Signed by President 1334

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on Em-ployment Conditions 193, 1697

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago onConditions 37, 1699

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia-Pennsylvania Anthracite Collieries,Wagesand Employment in 569

Page.Labor Conditions (Continued)-

Federal Res. B'k of Philadelphia (Concl.)-Pennsylvania and Delaware Factory Em-ployment and Wages 1311. 2090

Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond on Con-ditions 1894

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. IncreaseWorking Hours 39

Ford, Edsel, Declares in Favor of ShorterWork Week 1701

George, David Lloyd, Views on Doles 425Goodrich, B. F., Co. Cuts Salaries 1701Government Relief Measures-Alpine, John R., Named Assistant toSecy. Doak to Administer $500,000Fund for Expansion of U. S. Employ-ment Service 2110

Economists Urge Floating of $1,000,000.-000 to Provide Means for EmployingJobless 225

States Apportioned $80,000,000 for RoadBuilding-$3,000,000 to Be SpentBuilding Roads on Public Lands 213

Work to Be Provided for 450,000 Within30 Days 1518

Governors of Seven States Confer on Un-employment 769

Green, William, Urges Five Day Week asUnemployment Relief Measure 404Estimates Number of Unemployed 745

Hood, Ernest N. Urges Shorter WorkWeek in Cotton Industry 41

Hoover, Pres., Report of Advisory Com-mittee on Employment Statistics 1516

Ronde Engineering Plant at Buffalo Re-calls Workers 2293

Illinois Industrial Situation_ _1312, 2091, 2285International Labor Office Discusses Un-employment Conditions 770

Lamont, Secy. of Commerce, EstimatesUnemployed 2279

League of Nations Sees Need for Unem-ployment Insurance in United States_ 921

Proposes Remedies for Unemployment_ - 939March, B. C., of Peoples Lobby. HoldsGovernment Must Aid Jobless 59

Meister Fuel Corp. Raises Miners Wages ..2099Memphis Apple Vendors Finding MoreLucrativeJobs 1911

National Cash Register Co. on Four DayWeek 1706

National Industrial Conference BoardWarns Against Indiscriminate Measuresto Relieve Unemployment 58

New Hampshire Defeats 48-Hour LaborMeasure 1336

New York City Police Department Surveyof Unemployment 59

Mayor's Unemployment Committee, Re-ceipts and Disbursements 1126

Municipal Laborers Get Top Prices 1897Unemployment Relief Fund Will Be Ex-

hausted by April 1335New York State Factory Employment 569,

1118. 1890Newspaper Publishers Urged to Reject

Five Day Week 405Grant Pay Rise-Reject Compromise of

Reduction in Hours 405Oakland Motor Car Co. Recalls Employees 1498Ohio Industrial Employment Conditions_ _1310Oklahoma Railway Labor Bill Proposing

Shorter Trains and Larger Crews Op-posed by Roads 1160

Painters Wages 1897Pennsylvania Committee on Unemploy-ment Asks Governor and Legislature toConsider Employment Insurance 1517

Pennsylvania Federation of Labor Sugges-tion That $10,000,000 Be Appropriatedby Legislature for Unemployment Relief 1336

Perkins, Frances, N. Y. State IndustrialCommissioner, Estimates Number ofUnemployed in United States 1141

Philadelphia Mayor Says Militia Will BeNeeded if Unemployment ConditionsDo Not Improve 1335

Post Office Department Employees, SenatePasses Bill Establishing 44 Hour WeekFor 1154

Puddlers Wages 45, 1706Radio Manufacturers Payrolls Decrease_ --1891Railroads, Class I,' Number of Employeesof 1352

Railroads in East Do Not ContemplateWage Reductions 2125

Railway Express Agency, Inc. Labor Dis-pute Arbitrated 226

Reading Iron Co. Plant Reopens 1706Robinson, Senator Believes Five Day WeekMay Be Necessary to Balance Supplyand Demand of Laborers 58

Rochester (N. Y.) Concerns Adopt Un-employment Fund Plan 1518

Rutherford (N. C.) Textile Plants to GoOn Full Time 1500

St. Louis Unemployed, Number of 1336Sheet and Tin Mill Workers Receive WageCuts 1901

Silk Industry, Employment in 571Standard American Corp. of Chicago Finds

Unprecedented Co-operation BetweenManagement and Labor 1888

Steel Mills to Operate on Full Time 44Steel Mills to Start Operations 44Strike Statistics 73Syracuse Building Trades on Five DayWeek 41

Three Day Society, Members of WhichWould Pledge Themselves to Work OnlyThree Days a Week. Formed in St.Louis 59

Truscon Steel Co. Cuts Wages 1706Utah State Building Commission Lacks

Authority to Force Five Day Week, SetWage Scale or Prohibit Other Than UtahLaborers in State 224

United States Commerce Dept. ExplainsFigures of "Laid Off" Workers 2279

United States Employment Service SurveysConditions 2084

United States, Trend of Employment in188. 564, 1119, 2084

Labor Turnover 2278Wagner Bill on Public Building Passes

Senate ---- ------

, - -, - -.- - ,- -- _ 770Weir, E.T., Opposes--- in Workers \fages1118Welfare Council Assured by 25 Corpora-

tions That No Reduction in WorkingForces Is Contemplated 1144

Wheeling Steel Corp. Steubenville PlantResumes Operations 2293

Western Electric Co. Plant Curtails Opera-tions But Retains Employees 45

Page.Labor Conditions (Concluded)-Wheat Holdings of Farm Board, Bill to

Distribute to Unemployed__ _586, 765, 1337Witherbee-Sherman Mines Resume Opera-

tions 1901Woods, Col. Arthur, of Emergency Em-

ployment Committee-Estimate of Number of Jobless 423, 766Reports Improved Conditions 2087

Youngstown Sheet and Tin Wages Cut- 203Youngstown Wages Rise 1900

Lamont, T. M., to Visit Greece 2298Lamont, Secy. of Comerce. Views on Business

Outlook 28Unemployed, Estimates Numbers of 2279

Lancashire Cotton Corp. See under GreatBritain.

Landay Bros. Class A Stock Removed fromCurb List 215

La Salle Extension University Characterizes1931 as the Recovery Year 567

Finds Business Holding Its Own 2282Sees Forces for Recovery Stronger 1309

Latin American Republics, Secy. of StateStimson Reviews Policy of U. S. Towards_1155

Leacock, Stephen. See under Canada.Lead-

Price 931, 1321Production, Shipments and Stocks 1322World Output 931

League of Nations-Agriculture, Delegation Appointed to

1.Iraw Up Plan for International Creditsfor

Depression StudyFarm Loan Bank PlannedGold Delegation Draft Report 414, 579Anderson, B. M. Discusses Report 1294Book on Gold Legislation Being Pre-

pared 414Interim Report 758, 1506

Negotiable Paper. Conference to UnifyLaws on 2298

Unemployment Remedies Proposed 939United States Needs Job Insurance League

Believes 921Leather Hide, Price of 1498Legge, Alexander. Chairman of Fed. Farm

Board-Babson, Roger W., Prediction That Far-mers Will Be First to Recover from De-pression Disagreed with by Legge_ _ - - -2308

Carey, P. B., of Chicago Board of Trade,Replies to Statement of, That Board ofTrade Will Close if Government ImposesFurther Restrictions 55

Farmers Union of Texas Urges Resignationfrom Farm Board 419

Federal Farm Board, Report of EarlyResignation from 950. 1337

Federal Farm Board, Testimony on Accom-plishments of, Before House Appropria-ations Committee 421

Federal Farm Board Wheat Holdings Ex-plained 586

Future Trading by Federal Farm BoardCo-operatives Defended 56

Federal Farm Board May Control NearlyAll of 1930 Wheat Carry-Over 1336

Federal Farm Board Not to "Dump" •Wheat Abroad 1715

Resigns as Chairman of Federal FarmBoard 1715

Statement with Resignation 1912Russia Seen as Tending Toward Dominant

Position in Wheat Market 950Short Selling of Wheat. Not EnthusiasticOver Bill to Prohibit 585

Simpson, John A. Pres. Farmers Educa-tional and Co-operative Union ofOklahoma City, Accuses Legge ofDepressing Wheat Price 422

Investingating Committee ExoneratesLegge of Charges 586

Wheat Acreage Being Reduced 1716Wheat Borrowing by Millers, No Objectionto 586

Wheat Shortage Predicted 951Wheat Acreage Must Be Cut or FarmBoard Will Abandon Market Support_ _ 951

Lewis, Senator, Urges War Debt Suspensions 2300Liberia, United States Stops Money Order

Service to 1513Life Insurance. See under Insurance.Linoleum Trust Control Passes Out of Ger-many According to Report 941

Live Stock to Be Fed Wheat at Wichita Stock-yards 950

Livestock Marketing Assn., National.-SeeNational Livestock Marketing Assn.

Living, Cost of, in 32 Cities 747Lloyds Bank Dividend Cut 209Lloyds Ship Building Statistics 1532Longworth, Rep., Selected Speaker of Hease_1732Lonsdale, John G., Active Drouth Relief

Worker 1107Chosen Vice-President of United StatesChamber of Commerce 1171

Named Chairman of Advertising Com-mittee of Industrial Club of St. 'Louis_ _1738

London Naval Treaty. See under GreatBritain,

Loomis, A. L., Elected to Corporation ofMass. Institute of Technology 431

Los Angeles Curb Exchange-Board ofGovernors and Officers Elected 60

Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce ViewsSouthwest Business Conditions 1314

Los Angeles Stock Exchange-Jardine, J. E., Re-elected President 1151New Building to Be Formally Opened- _ 60Record of Prices by Months for Year 1930_2077Regulations Governing Private Wire Agree-ments 2311

Report of President for Year 1930 2076Lumber-

National Lumber Manufacturers .Assn,Report_ _39, 195, 398, 570. 750, 925,

1123. 1314, 1499. 1701. 1893, 2092, 2288Russian Lumber and Pulp Embargoed.. _ _ _1159West Coast Lumbermen 's Assn. Weekly

Report_ _40. 197, 399, 925, 1124, 1315, 1499

IUTachinery Industry Seen As Business In-dication 2283

MacDonald, Prime Minister. See under GreatBritain.

Macomber, J. R., Elected to Corporationof Mass. Institute of Technology 431

Mahan, Lawrence E., on Real Estate andGeneral Business Conditions in St. Louis 916

Maine Court Rules on Use of Bond Discount_ 953Malayan Government Approves Tin ExportQuota Plan 574

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Page.Mancuso. Former Judge Francis X. See underCity Trust Co. Failure.

Manhattan Co.Paul M. Warburg, Chair-man, Annual Message to Stockholders... _ _ 217

Manion, R. J. See under Canada.Manufacturers Trust Co. Working Control

Acquired by H. D. Gibson and Associates_ 219March, B. C., Holds Government Must Aid

Jobless 59Margin Requirements. See under StockMarket.

Marine Trust Co. of Buffalo Business Survey.. 32Massachusetts—Guy. Arthur, Succeeds Roy A. Hovey asBank Commissioner 429

Utilities Board Suggests Law to ProhibitHouse-to-House Sale of Stock 1167

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, NewMembers Elected to Corporation of 431

Matches, Safety. Penalty for Importationinto United States from Certain Countries_2316

Maylayan Rubber Shipments 1893McClintic, Rep., Asks Inquiry into FederalFarm Board 420

McClure, Jones & Co., Seven Year Analysis ofN. Y. City Banks and Trust Companies 953

McCoy. Joseph S., Death of 374McFadden, Rep., Chairman of House Com-

mittee on Banking and Currency—Allegations Regarding Appointment ofEugene Meyer to Reserve Board 776

Assails Growing Use by Government ofEconomists and Other Theorists 427

Federal Capital Issues Board Proposed-1485Says Foreign Government Loans Are

Being Unloaded on Innocent AmericanPublic 1332

Cuban Loan Inquiry Asked 1512Mexico, Proposes 'louse Committee In-

vestigation into Activities of Inter-national Bankers' Committee on 1512

Present National and International Bank-ing Situation 1922

McFarland, John Q. See under Canada.McGarrah, Gates W., Sails for Europe 208Address Before American Club of Paris—Germany's Proportion of Loans of Bankfor International Settlements—Advo-cates Substitution of Long Term Creditsfor Short Term 1137, 1324

McHugh , John, of Chase National BankAnalyzes Present Economic Depression. _1343

McKellar, Senator, Criticizes PresidentHoover's Action in Endorseing Plan of Con-solidation of Railroads in 0Mcial Classi-fication Territory 25

McKelvie, Samuel R.. Reported to BeRetiring from Farm Board 1337

McKenna, Reginald—See under Great Britain.McKinnon. N. P., Reviews Operations of

Minneapolis-St. Paul Stock Exchange_ _1692McLeod, .T. A.—See under Canada.McNary, Senator, Believes Farm Board WillContinue to Carry Wheat Holdings 2307

Meat Price Declines Pointed Out by FarmBoard 1318

Meats and Fats. Domestic Exports of 752Medellin. See under Colombia.Meister Fuel Corp. Raises Miners Wages_ _2099Mellon. Andrew, Secy. of Tr

Bill to Authorize Issuance oenROT),000,000Bonds for Liberty Loan RefinancingOperations. See under U. S. Treasury.

Federal Land Banks, Report to Senate on. -1721Russian Dumping of Manganese Ore, FindsNo Evidence of 1531

Tax Plan Shelved by House 224World War Veterans, Views on Proposal toPay Service Certificates of 782, 1340Requirements to Meet Bonus Payments-2118

Melson, Ralph, Expelled from Membershipin N. Y. Stock Exchange 955

Memphis Apple Vendors Find More LucrativeJobs 1911

Memphis Cotton Carnival 1501Mendoza, Province of. See under Argentina.Mercantile Bank & Trust Co. See ChelseaBank & Trust Co.

Merchandise, Monthly Imports and Exportsof 748

Merchandise Imports and Exports, Value of1120 1310. 2089

Merchants Association of N. Y. DirectorsForecast Business 29

Inquiry into Retail Price Reductions 35Opposed to Proposed Bank Law Changes_ -1722

Merrill Lynch & Co. Compilation of ChainStore Sales 191. 1117. 1890

Metal Market. See Non-Ferrous Metal Mar-ket.

Metcalf Bros. Reduce Prices of WorstedSuitings 1895

Mexico—Aviators of Countries Other than MexicoMay Not Make Commercial FlightsWithout Special Permit 944

Clipperton Island Dispute Settled in Favorof France 939

Dollar at New Low 1329Economic Council Formed to Study Finan-

cial Problems 944Exchange Regulating Commission Main-

tains Official Exchange Rate of 2.37Silver Pesos Per Dollar 2106

Export Duties Reduced 2095Gold to Be Shipped to United States 1910Indebtedness--Payments in Gold Post-

poned for Two Years 942, 943Bondholders Committee to Take Court

Action 942Bankers Pledge Aid to Mexico DuringSlump 943

Plan Pleases Mexicans 942Lamont Debt Agreement to Be Considered

by Special Session of Congress 54Bondholders Suit, Bankers Ask Ruling in 2303

Loan of $10,000.000 Proposed 2304Mancera, Rafael. Urges U. S. Business Mento Create Market for Mexican Silver— - 759

McFadden, Rep., of U. S. Proposes HouseCommittee Investigation of Activities ofInternational Committee of Bankers onMexico 1512

Money las-lied" -1;y ______ Valueless-- 1512

National —6.o; -1'wo 1-teitrLoan_ 54

Peso Expected_ tOifoliterea _Postponement.. 943

Peso Rises on Debt Pact-rigr—eem-eni 943Price Fixing Planned 1716Silver Mine Averts Closing by Wage Cuts_ _2297Silver Mine Lays Off 1,600 Men 1907Silver Peso, Move to Aid 1716Silver Reserve Increased 944

Page.Mexico (Concluded)—

Silver Speculation, Measures to Prevent... -2106Sugar Industry Subsidized 200Treasury Decrees that Obligations PayableIn U. S. Dollars May Be Paid in SilverPesos at Rate of Two for a Dollar 417

Wheat Imports Embargoed 1715Wheat Tariff Raise Asked by Chamber ofCommerce 1715

Meyer, Eugene. Senate Considering Nomina-tion to Federal Reserve Board 598, 956

McFadden. Rep., Allegations RegardingAppointment 776

Senate Banking and Currency CommitteeApproves Nomination 1153

Senate Confirms Nomination 1520War Financing Discussed Before War Poli-

cies Commission 2118Midland Bank of Cleveland on Business Out-look 2281

Midland Bank of London. See under GreatBritain.

Miller, A. C.. Testimony Before Senate Bank-ing Committee 593

Proposes Curb on Open Market Operationsof Reserve Banks 772, 780

Mills. Under Secretary of Treasury, DeniesCharge that Bond Market is BeingManipulated to Defeat Proposal forCash Payment to World War Veterans... 771

Letter to Senator Vandenburg ExplainingDifficulty to Treasury of Bonus Bill 1531

Silver Stabilization Plan Criticized 1906Mining Combine Formed to Cover CentralEurope 1899

Miner, E. G., Named Director of BuffaloBranch of Federal Reserve Bank of N. Y 63

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce Proposesto Trade in Corn Futures 587

Minneapolis-St. Paul Stock Exchange, EdwinWhite Elected President of 1151McKinnon, N. P., Sec'y. & Treas.. Reviewof Operations 1692

Minnesota Bill Restricting Trading in GrainFutures Introduced in Legislature 2309

Minnesota Group Bankers Before Glass Sen-ate Committee 1734

Minnesota Kills Iron Ore Tax 1531Mississippi Files Appeal to State SupremeCourt on Chain Store Taxation 771

Mississippi Delta Agricultural Credit Corp.Formed 766

Missouri Proposes to Investigate Bread Prices 588Mitchell. Charles E., of National City Bank—

Annual Report to Stockholders 43.3House Banking Committee to Investigate

Its Legal Right to Compel Mitchellto Testify 427

Submits Desired List of Stockholders ofAffiliates 593

Senate Banking Inquiry, Testimony Before,966 1735

World War Veterans Bonus, Views on__ _, _ 966

Mobile, Ala.. Bread Prices Cut 588Molasses Futures Traded on N. Y. Coffee &Sugar Exchange 774, 1317

Money Market—Federal Reserve Bank of New York Review,

63, 1147McGarrah, Gates W. Urges

Substitutionof Long Term Credits for Short Term__1137Money Stocks in U. S. See under United States.Monroe, Prof. Paul, Proposes Loan to China

Out of German Reparations 946U. S. State Department Not Studying Pro-

posal 946Montana Agriculture Dept. Not to AdviseFarmers to Cut Acreage 2308

Moore, Hull & Evans, Inc., Insolvent 1518Moret, Clement---See under France.Morgan, J. P., Trip South and Abroad-208,

764, 1711. 2103, 2298Morgan, J. P. & Co.. J. Parker GilbertFormer Agent General for ReparationsPayments. Becomes Member of Firm of 49

Morris Plan Bankers Assn., Mid-WinterMeeting of Atlantic States Division of_ —1171

Morris, A. J., of Morris Plan System Com-ments on Commerce Dept. Survey of In-stalment Buying 1348

Morrow, Dwight W., Assists in DraftingFranco-Italian Naval Agreement 2103

Mortgage Bankers Assn. of America CriticizesUnscrupulous Bond Brokers 1170

Mortgage Bank. International—See Inter-national Mortgage Bank.

Mortimer, Frank C., Reminds Farmers ofVarious Credit Facilities Available toThem 214

Moses, Robert H., Charges Thrift Accountsin Commercial Banks Illegal 2312

Motion Picture Industry. Halsey. Stuart &Co., Review of 64

Muller. W. S., Re-elected President of NewYork Curb Exchange 1151

Municipal Bond Sales in 1930 736Municipal Bond Sales Subject to Federal Tax

According to United State Supreme Court- 432Murray, James 0., Pres. Chicago Board ofTrade, Affirms Belief .n Soundness ofMethods of Trading on Agricultural Ex-change 215

Muscle Shoals Bill Vetoed by President 1728Senate Upholds Veto 1730

Mutual Savings Banks—See Savings Banks.

Muller, Dr., of New York University. HoldsLI German Reparations Plan.Unworkable

Under Prevailing Conditions 51Testimony Before Senate Banking ProbeCommittee 1524

Narcotic Law, President Signs Bill Providingfor Deportation of Allen 'violators of 1528

National Assn. of Building Owners andManagers Reports Office Vacancies 2088

National Association of Credit Men on Busi-ness Outlook 28

Survey to Be Made of Wholesale CreditMethods 1151

Wholesale Trade 2283National Association of Owners of Railroadand Public Utility Securities Opposes Com-petition of Government Owned Barges

with Privately Owned Railroads 66National Association of Real Estate Boards—See under Real Estate.

National Bank—See Bank, National.National Cash Register Co. on 4-Day Week- -1706National City Bank of New York on Busi-

ness Conditions 187. 1117, 1887Banking Situation 431Corporation Profits 2088Loses Action Over Forged Checks—JuryHolds Corporation Was Not Negligent inBeing Duped by Trusted Employee 951

Page.National City Bank (Concluded)—

Federal Farm Board Wheat Policy 212Mitchell. Pres. C. E.. Annual Report of.. 433Paris Branch—See under France.Richard, C. B., & Co. Lose Suit Over

Value of Russian Ruble in Sept. 1918-.1330National City Co. Retires from Bill Business_2312National Fertilizer Association—Commodity Price Index, Weekly-33, 746.

1116. 2281Yearly 33

National Fertilizer Association WeeklyWholesale Commodity Price Index 1116, 2087

National Foreign Trade Convention to BeHeld in New York 64

Farrell, James A., Chairman, Issues Callfor Eighteenth Convention 2086

National Industrial Conference Board—Immigration to United States in Current

Fiscal Year Estimated 1535Study of Savings Bank Deposits and Life

Insurance 1169Survey of Factors Operating Against Con-sumption of Coal 48

Table of Business Indicators 2285Warns Against Indiscriminate Measures for

Relief of Unemployed 58National Livestock Marketing Assn.—See

under Farm Board.National Lumber Manufacturers Associa-tion—See under Lumber.

National Metal Exchange Plans Trading inSilver Futures 1711

National Shavrmut Bank of Boston Summaryof Business Conditions 1696

National Wool Marketing Assn.—See underFederal Farm Board.

Naval Treaty—See London Naval Treay—Also Franco-Itallan Naval Agreement.

Nebraska—Bank Capital, Rejects Measure to Lower ..1348Bank Deposit Guaranty Law, Attorney-

General's Report on 771Bank Deposit Guaranty Law. BanksReopen Suit in U. S. Supreme CourtAgainst Assessment Under Old 2313

Banking Situation 1148Wheat Acreage Reduced 57

Negotiable Instruments, League of NationsConference to Unify Laws on 2298

Neil, C. E.—See under Canada.Nevada to Change State Banking Laws- ....1149Neville, James E., Discusses Group Banking

in Northwest and Middle West 1690New Hampshire Defeats 48-Hour LaborMeasure 1336

New Jersey Activities Against FraudulentStock Sales 1719

New Jersey Bank Commissioner Backs BillRaising Small Loan Interest Rate 1520

New South Wales—See under Australia.New York & Hanseatic Corp. Enters Accep-tance Field 2312

New York Clearing House Association—Daily Clearings Figures Discontinued- 247Interest Rates Allowed on Deposits Re-duced 61, 951, 1152

New York Cocoa Exchange, Trading on 956Good Friday Holiday to Be Observed 2114

New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange—.Anniversary 1916Dyer, B. W., Censured for Violation ofSugar Trade Rules 2114

General American Tank, Storage & Ter-minal Co. Granted Licence to StoreCane Blackstrap Molasses in Exchange'sTanks 1318

Good Friday Holiday to Be Observed 2114Hayn, Roman & Co. Suspended 2114Molasses Futures Traded 774, 1317

New York City—Banks Cut Interest Rates on Foreign De.

posits 61, 1152Bar Association Opposes Two State BankLaw Bills on Grounds of Incompleteness_2313

Brooklyn, Number of Unemployed in 745Depositaries Called Upon to Furnish Bond81348Employment Relief Fund Will Be Ex-

hausted by April 1335Magistrate Courts Investigation, I. J.

Kresel Resigns as Special Counsel in ......1161Mayors Unemployment Committee Re-

ceipts and Disbursements 1126Municipal Laborers Get Top Wages 1897National Bank Tax Held Void by Court 952Police Department Survey of Unemploy-ment 59

Real Estate Foreclosure Sales 1119Savings Banks Interest Rates 1354, 1355Taxicab Tips Estimated 2125

New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange—Future Contract Permitting Delivery in

Foreign Cities, Committee Named toInvestigate Advisability of 2095

New York Cotton Exchange—Cotton Consumption EstimatedGood Friday Holiday to Be Observed

TZMill Situation Viewed New York Curb Exchange—Annual Report of President 1689Humphries. Arthur G., Suspended from

Regular Membership 216Landay Bros. Class A Stock Removed from

List 215Muller, W. S., Re-elected President 1151Sisto, J. A., Reinstated as Associate Mem-

ber 215Volume of Sales to Be Reported to NearestHundred Thousand 954

—Volume of Trading During 1930 59New York Hide Exchange—Wins Right to Buy Member's Seat at Lessthan Liquidating Value 952

New York Produce Exchange—Bonded Wheat Options to Be Restored to

Blackboard 587ra London Skeptical of Result 1914

Canadian Wheat Futures Traded- —1518, 1719New York Real Estate Securities Exchange—

Listings 2114New York Rubber Exchange to Close GoodFriday 2287

New York state—Banking Dept., Roosevelt Gov.. Asks Ap-

propriation Providing for Additional

Bank Examiners for 2313

Law—Bankers Ask Delay on Proposed Changes 721Bar Association of N. Y. City OpposesTwo Bills on Grounds They Are NotComplete 2313

Broderick, Supt. of Banks. to SubmitBill to Legislature Amending BankLaw 221. 952, 1519

Legislature Defers Action on Bills- ._..2116

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Page.New York State (Concluded)—,Bank Law (Concluded)—

Merchants Association of N. Y. OpposesChanges 1722

Mergers in Cases of Weakened BanksCould be Affected Without Approvalof Stockholders Under Bill Intro-duced into Legislature 1519

Savings Deposits in Commercial Ac-counts, Proposal to Restrict Invest-ment of 247. 2117Republicans Oppose Measure 2312Roosevelt, Gov., Urges Action on Pro-

1 2312Broderick, Supt. of Banks. Accused ofLaxity in Bank of United States Case- —1736Sued by Two Stockholders of Bank of

United States 2319Chamber of Commerce Opposed to Pay-ment of Soldiers' Bonus 963

Dividends, Bill before Legislature to Facili-tate Payment of 952repactory Employment 569, 1118, 1890

Farmers Interested in Hemp Raising 2112Franchise Tax Declared Valid as Applied to

Copyrights 425Savings Bank Tax Cut Urged 1721, 2313Savings Banks Would be Permitted to PayExtra Dividend Under Bill Introducedin Assembly 1520

Short Selling Bill Before Assembly 954Taxable Motor Fuel Used in 1930 64Trust Company Investments Would beLimited by Bill Introduced in Legislature-1519

Van Schaick, George S., Named StateSuperintendent of Insurance 1350Nomination Confirmed by Senate 1919

New York State Bankers Association, Mid-Winter Meeting of 566Brown,00rdon,NamedExecutiveManager_1171

New York Stock Exchange—Accountants' Institute to Co-operate withExchange to Improve Corporate Ac-counting Practices 1150

Amendment Governing Commissions toSalesmen 2113

Amendment Reducing Commission Rate onInactive Stocks Approved 216

Anderson, Lorenzo E., & Co., Suspended_ - 589Found Solvent 951

Barbour & Co. Former Partners Expelled 785Bonds—Record of Transactions by Months

In 1930 234Brokers, Loans, Compilation of_216. 955. 1717Danforth, Charles E., Expelled fromMembership 955

Doyle, Edward, Supt. of Floor Force,Death of 2310

Good Friday Holiday to be Observed....-..2310Harrison, Gov. of N. Y. Federal ReserveBank. Proposal of, that Exchange Helpto Restrict "Loans for Other Accounts"Received Coldly 772

Henrotin, Norris B., Reinstated to Mem-berahip 59

Listings for the Year 1930 385Market Value of Listed Shares-217, 955 1718Melson, Ralph, Expelled from Membership 955Members' Dues 2113Nominating Committee 421Restriction on Trading Proposed by SenateCommitte 1150

Ruling for Delivery of Bonds 590Ruling on Method Investment TrustsShould Use to Show Security Holdingson Balance Sheet 773

Ruling Requiring Charge on TransactionsInvolving Sales of Investment TrustUnits 590

Secondary Distribution of Listed Securities,Tentative Requirements Governing Ap-plication for 216Congress May Conduct Inquiry 1150

Stocks—Record of Transactions byMonths in 1930 248

Surplus Accounts of Listed Companies,Policy Reg/ogling 216

Sutro & Co. Reinstated 589Telephone Clerks Required to Wear BadgeShowing Name of Employing Firm 2113

Temporary Certificates, Urges Conversionof, into Permanent Form 1150

Transfer of Securities from One Account toAnother Constitutes a Sale 1150

U. S. Treasury Bonds Listed 2118Volume of Sales to be Reported to NearestHundred Thousand 954

Warrants Attached, Ruling on Trading inSecurities with 421

- New York University Institute of Inter-national Finance Reviews Credit Positionof Germany 763

New Zealand Measure Reducing Salaries ofPublic Officials 1333, 2106Governor Reduces Own Salary 1713

Newark Clearing House Ass'n. Outs InterestRate 61

Newburger, Frank L.—Business Improvement in 1931. E

xtre1916Philadelphia Stock Exchange, Elected

President of 1151. 1916Newspaper Publishers Urged to Reject Five-Day Week 404Grant Pay Raise—Reject Compromise ofReduction in Hours 405

Newsprint. See under Paper and Pulp.Newton, Isaac B., Finds No ConcreteEvidence of Improved Business in TwelfthFederal Reserve District 2286

Nicaragua Obtains Million Dollar Credit 945Niemeyer, Sir Otto. See under Great Britain.Non-Ferrous Metal Market- -202, 575. 754,

1131, 1321, 1503, 1705, 1900.8209,2293

Norman, Montagu. See under Great Britain.North Carolina Chain Store Tax BeforeSupreme Court 424

Norway—Bergen City Bonds Ready for Delivery 415Bergen City Bonds Called for Redemption-1713Bonds—Drawn for Redemption 52, 415

Christiana Bonds Called for Redemption-1332Loan to be Repaid 1712Oslo Bonds Drawn for Redemption 415Nuremburg. See under Germany.Nusloch, G. N. Elected to Board ofGovernors of I. B. A 1164

Oakland Motor Car Co. Recalls Employees.. 1498dd Lot Houses Raise Commissions onForeign Issues 771

Office Building Vacancies 2088Ohio Business In 1930 1304

Page.Ohio Industrial Employment Conditions- —1310Ohio Stock Markets—Price Records 1297Ohio Tax Committee Report 67Oklahoma Railway Labor Bill Proposing

Shorter Trains and Larger Crews Opposedby Roads 1160

Omaha Federal Intermediate Credit Bank.See Federal Intermediate Credit Bank ofOmaha.

Omaha Grain Exchange Reduces WheatCommissions 1342

O'Neal, E. A., Becomes President ofAmerican Farm Bureau 2112

Oslo. See under Norway.

P:.1.ua're under Brazil.Appoints Envoy to WashingtonStrike Fails

Paris. See under France.Paper and Pulp—Canadian Exports. See under Canada.Exports of Paper and Paper Manufactures-2289Mill Operations. Report of 2093Newsprint—Canada Power & Paper Corp. to Study

Conditions 2289Canadian. See under Canada.

Painters Threaten to Adopt Half Size Brush-1501Painters' Wages 1897Palestine, Great Britain's Policy Toward -,-1326Palestine, Great l3riatin to Seek to Cut Ex-

penses of 941Panama—

Tapia, A., Named Comptroller General.-- 945Budget Balanced 1910

Peach & Fig Association. See under Fed-eral Farm Board.

Pearson, Dr. Paul M., Named Civil Governorof Virgin Islands 946Inaugurated 2120Senate Confirms Nomination 1352

Peat, Sir William. See under Great Britain.Peirce, A. E., on Outlook for Public UtilityIndustry 64

Pennsylvania Bankers' Ass'n., Group 2 UrgesCut in Interest Rate on States InactiveDeposits 1354

Pennsylvania Banking Dept., Peter G. Cam-eron Resigns as Secy. of 1919Gordon, W. D., Named as Secretary 2117

Pennsylvania Federation of Labor Suggests$10,900,000 Appropriation by Legislaturefor Unemployment .Relief 1336

Pennsylvania Public Service Commission.Proposal to Give Complete JurisdictionOver Issuance of Utility Company Secur-ities to 65

Pennsylvania State Committee on Unemploy-ment Asks Consideration by Governor andLegislature of Unemployment Insurance-1517

People's Lobby in Letter to Dr. NicholasMurray Urges Reduction of War Debts- 757

Perkins, Frances, Estimates Number of Un-employed 1141

Permanent Court of International Justice,M. Adachi of Japan Elected President of.... 757

Persia—Bill in Parliament Would Force For-eigners to Dispose of Agricultural Property 947Exchange Rates Fixed 1139Postpones Change from Sliver to Gold Stan-dard 1713

Peru—Bank of Peru and London Headed by Jose

Carlos females 1513Bond Interest Due March 1-50% De-

posited Bond Interest to Be Defaulted Bonds Drawn for Redemption Exchange at New Low Kemmerer Commission Sails for PeruLeguia, Former President, and SonsFined $7.625,000 416

Moratorium to Be Sought 944Tobacco Loan Interest and Sinking FundRequirements to Be Paid 1513, 1714

Petroluem—California Oil Receipts at Atlantic andGulf Ports 201. 1129, 1899

()rude Oil—Price_41. 200. 405, 572, 752. 928, 1127.

1318. 1502, 1703, 1898, 2096. 2291Associated 011 Co. and General Petro-leum Corp. Reduce Prices 2098

Standard Oil Co. of Calif. ReducesPrices 2293

Union Oil Co. of Calif. Reduces Pr1ce5-2098Production (Weekly) 42, 201, 406, 572,753, 929, 1128, 1319, 1503, 1704,

1898. 2096. 2293Monthly 930, 1705Yearly 1320, 1503

Senate Commerce Committee ReportsFavorably on Embargo ______ _ 968

Stocks 573, 1318, 2096Venezuelan Output 573. 1320, 2097

Gasoline—Atlantic Refining Co. Reduces Prices_--2098Canadian Prices Reduced 2098Price_41. 200, 405, 572, 752, 928, 1127,

1318, 1502, 1703, 1898. 2096Production of Natural Gasoline 201. 931, 1705Standard Oil of Calif. Reduces Prices- 2098Standard 011 Co. of N. Y. ReducesPrices 2293

Imports at Principal United States Ports202, 1129, 1899

Kerosene Price Reduced by Standard OilCo. of N. J. 2098

New York State, Taxable Motor Fuel Usedin 64

Pipe Line Transportation of Crude Oil- - 26Refinery Statistics_ A2, 202, 406, 573, 753.928, 1128, 1319, 1502, 1704, 1899, 2097, 2292

Shale Oil Industry Receives Subsidy fromItalian Government 2292

U. S. Tariff Commission to InvestigateCost of Production of Fuel Oil and Gaso-line 2097

World Production 43Philadelphia Bourse Urges Avoidance ofExtra Congressional Session 962

Philadelphia Clearing House Ass. FixesMaximum Rate of Interest to Be Paid onDeposits 771

Philadelphia Mayor Says Militia Will BeNeeded if Unemployment Condition DoesNot Improve 1535

Philadelphia Stock Exchange—Matthews, Secy.. First of the Year State-ment 60

Newburger, F. L. Unopposed Candidatefor Presidency 1151Elected—Volume of Trading 1916

9451714.

2305584. 1713

944210

Page.Philadelphia Stock Exchange (Concluded)—

Officers Reappointed 2114Pierce, E. A., & Co. Upheld by Court in Suit

Involving Them as Brokers in a Sale ofCotton 61

Pierson, Lewis E., Urges Team Work inWorld Trade Addressing Export ManagersClub 1887

Pipe Lines—Cause Railroads to Lose Revenue 26Growth 25

Pitman, Sen., Urges Silver Conference BeCalled by United States 2102

Platt, Edmund, in Address Before RollinsCollege, Points Out Need for BranchBanking 427Testimony Before Senate Banking Com-

mittee 778Pneumatic Casings. See under Rubber In-

dustry.Poland—France to Aid Railway Project 1908Official Salaries to Be Cut 2105Polish Industrial Bank in Difficulties 1908Rubber Manufacturers Form Syndicate---2287Warsaw Pays Interest and Sinking Fund

Charges on Bonds 416Polish Industrial Bank. See under Poland.Pole, Comptroller of Currency. Annual Re-

port of 20Warns Against Increased Government

Supervision if Banks Fail to MaintainSound Management 1723

Testimony Before Glass Committee toStudy Banking Conditions . 591

Pope, A. M., Advises Glass B Commit-tee Against Seeking DataagininadjustedBond Issues 1719

Pork Prices Depressed by Overfeeding ofHogs, Says C. B. Denman 1500

Portland Cement, Production and Ship-ments of 574, 1321. 2098

Portland (Ore.) Stock and Bond ExchangeCloses 590

Portugal—Banco Nacional tiltramarino Taken Over

by Government 1137Government Deposits Funds to BolsterBank 1331

Post. James H., Denies Sugar Price Fixing-1317Potatee Futures Trading on Chicago Mer-cantile Exchange 774

Potts, Dr. C. S., Criticizes Low FederalReserve Discount Rate—Impugns FederalFarm Act 1153

Powell, B. C., Named to Administer $10.000.-000 Drouth Relief Fund 2110

Prague—See under Czechoslovakia.Price Fixing Bill Passed by House 786Prices, Commodity—See under National For-

tillzer Assn. Annalist, Dun, R. G. & Co.,United States Labor Department.

Prices, Retail Food 31. 565, 1494.2278

Prices, Retail, Merchants Association ofNew York, Inquiry into 35

Prince & Whitely Creditors Offered Plan ofCompromise 1342

Creditors to Receive Dollar for Dollar- —2311Partners Arrested on Complaint of Bo-

hemian Union Bank of Pracue 1343Majority of Creditors Accept Reorganiza-

tion Plans 1916Printing Trade, Newspaper Publishers Urged

Not to Grant Five-Day Week to 404Pay Raise Granted—Employers RejectCompromise of Reduction in Hours-- — 405

Progressive Leaders, Conference of, Advo-cates Extra Congressional Session 2120

Prohibition Amendment Found Constitu-tional by Supreme Court 1534

Public Utility Board of Massachusetts &M-t:sirs Law to Prohibit House-to-House 1167

Public Utility Earnings 185. 1107Public Utility Industry. A. E. Peirce & Co..on Outlook for 64

Proposal to Give Public v Public Utility Security Issues in Pennsyl-

vania,Commission Complete Control of 65

Puddlers—,See under Iron.

QuesnaY. Pierre—See under France.

°rider, C. B., Explains Why Wheat Stablli-AX ration Attempts Have Failed 751Radio Manufacturers Payrolls Decrease 1891Radio Set to Every 20 Person in Canada 2294Railroads—

Aishton, R. H., of American By. Assn.Says Policy Adopted by Railroads Con-stituted Outstanding Development as toCarriers in 1930 65Capital Expenditures Class I Roads 1735Consolidation Agreement of Roads in

Official Classification Territory Ex-cept New England 67

American Federation of Labor InsistsWorkers Must Have Guarantees ofProtection 1167

Conference with Brotherhoods 2319Hoover, Pres., Endorsement of Plan

Criticized 24. 25Interstate Commerce Commission toStudy Merger 226

Plan Submitted to Inter-State Com-merce Commission 226

Stephenson, Rome C., Endorses Plan-1537Earnings 370. 1099. 1288, 1871 'Employees of Class I Roads. Number of--1352Freight, Revenue, Loading of -35. 188.393. 567.747. 921.1120.1308.1497.1695.

1888, 2086, 2282Inter-State Commerce Commission Liberal-izes Rule, Regarding Extension of

Credit to Shippers 1352Inter-State Commerce Commission OrdersRoads to Submit Earnings Data 1353

Inter-State Commerce Commission toRevolutionize Rate Legislation 1160

National Association of Owners of Rail-road and Public Utility Securities Op-Doses Competition of Governmentowned Barges with Privately OwnedRoads 66

Oklahoma Railway Labor Bill ProposingShorter Trains and Larger Crews Op-posed by Roads 1160

Pipe Lines Responsible for Loss of Revenueto Railroads 27

Railway News and Statistics. Bulletin of,on Action of Railroad Employees Op-posing Subsidiring by_ Government ofCompetitive Means of Transportation- - -


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Page.Railroads (Concluded)-"Railway Age" Criticizes Secretary Hurleyon Subsidies to Railways and WaterWays 66

Recapture Provision in Railway Law,I.-S. C. C. Recommends Repeal of- -1165

Subsidizing of Competitive Forms of Trans-portation by Government 66

Texas Railroads Cut Fares to CompeteWith Buses 67

Wage Reductions Not Contemplated byEastern Roads 2125

Wheat Price Relationship to Transporta-tion Cost 225

Railway Age Criticizes Secy. Hurley on Sub-sidiesInter-State Commerce Commissionsidles to Railways and Waterways

Revolutionize Rate Legislation Railway Express Agency, Inc., Labor Dispute

Arbitrated 226Railway News and Statistics. Bulletin of. on

Action of Railway Employees OpposingGovernment Subsidizing of CompetitiveMeans of Transportation 66

Rainey, Edward, Becomes State Supt. ofBanks in California 428

Rainey , Rep. Henry M., Wants CongressionalInvestigation of Federal Farm Loan Boardand Federal Land Banks 54

Rawson, F. H., of First National Bank ofChicago, Survey of 1930 189

Rayon-]3u Pont Rayon Co. Reduces Yarn Prices- 403Knitters Unsettled by, Price Cuts 403Skinner, Sir Sidney. Blames Industry forNot Stabilizing Price 403

Viscose Co. Announces Reduction in Price- 198Yarns, Production of 571

Rayon Institute of America. Inc., to Disband 751Reading Iron Co. Plant Re-opens Real Estate-Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia on

Conditions 193, 923, 1698Foreclosures in Greater New York 1119National Ass'n. of Real Estate Boards-Bank Loans on Real Estate, Seeks In-formation of 765

Monthly Index of Market Activity 746, 1695Semi-Annual Survey of Real EstateMarket 396

St. Louis Real Estate Conditions Reviewed 916Red Cross. See under Drouth.Regional Bank of Gard. See under France.Reichsbank. See under Germany. Qt. Louis National Stockyards, Illinois CourtReparations. See under Germany. ...7 Enjoins Secy. Hyde from SuspendingRepublican Council Formed to GetFarm Aid 1911 Dealers on 2309Retail Food Prices. See Prices, Retail Food. St. Louis Real Estate and General BusinessRetail Trade. See Trade, Retail. Conditions 916

,Richard, C. B. & Co. Loses Suit Against St. Louis Stock Exchange-Stock and Bond

National City Bank of N. Y. Over Value of Price Record in 1930 by Months 914Russian Ruble in Sept. 1918 1330 St. Louis Unemployed , Number of 1336

Rio de Janeiro. See under Brazil. San Francisco Stock xchange-Rio Grande do Sul. See under Brazil. Annual Report of President 2076

E

Ripley, Prof. Wm. Z., Urges Regulation of Record of Prices by Months During 1930-2080Investment Trusts in Testimony before San Salvador Makes Final Payment on Ameri-Senate Banking Inquiry 1524 can Loan 2304

Road Construction in 1931 921 Santa Fe Province. See under Argentina. Roberts, G. E.- Santander. See under Colombia.Blames Business Ills on Large Gold Re- Santiago. See under Chile.serves 958 Sao Paulo. See under Brazil.

Says Gold No Longer Required for Mone- Stocktary Uses Except for Settlement of

Sargent, C. S., Resigns from New York Sck2114Exchange

International Balances 1345 Saxon State Mortgage Institution. See underDiscusses Fundamentals of Prosperity- -1915 Germany.

Robinson. H. M., Testimony before Senate Savings Banks -Banking Committee 965 Atlanta Banks Rate of Interest 1355

Robinson, Senator, Believes Five Day Week Cleveland Savings Banks Interest Rate- - -1355

and Demand for Laborers May be Necessary to Balance the Supply

58 Deposits in New York Federal Reserve

District Criticizes Secy. of State Stimson for Attack Eastern Regional Savings Conferenceon Woodrow Wilson's Foreign Policy -1158 Under Auspices of American Bankers'

Estimates Amount of Federal Aid for Association to Be Held in New York- -.1927Drouth Relief 1335 Mutual Savings Banks in United States,

Rochester (N. Y.) Concerns Adopt Unem-1518

Deposits in 1165ployment Fund Plan 1914Average Rate of Interest

Rome. See under Italy. National Banks in Savings Deposits FieldRoney, W. C., Elected Pres. Detroit Stock Says D. M. Dailey

1163

Exchange 1718 National Industrial Conference Board toRoosevelt, Gov. Franklin D., of N. Y.- Study Deposits 1169Says Municipal and State S

Governments New York City Savings Bank Interest uffer from "Sleeping Sickness" 1158Rates 1354, 1355

Asks Legislature to Appropriate Funds to New York State Urged to Reduce TaxProvide Additional Bank Examiners- - -2313 1721, 2313

Urges Action on Bill Safeguarding Thrift New York State Bill Would Permit Pay-Accounts in Commercial Banks 2312 ment of Extra Dividend 1520

Rothschild, L. F. & Co. Looks for Mergers Springfield(Mass)

Banks Reduce InterestAmong Independent Units in Automobile

1354Industry 38 Schilling, Dr., of Reichsbank-See under Ger-Round Table Indian Conference. See under many.India. Schilling, W. F., of Federal Farm Board,

Rovensky. J. E., Expects Improvement in Urges Members American Warehouse-Business to be Gradual 913 men's Assn. to Condemn Speculation in

Royal Bank of Canada. See under Canada.214Dairy Products Rubber Industry- Schroder, J. Henry. Banking Corp. FixesCrude Rubber Production Curtailed on Far1307Date for Prosperity Return Eastern Estates 2287 Schuster. Sir George-See under Great

Crude Rubber Statistics . le1598, .

Britain.1894 Scobey, F. E., Death of 1159

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Increases Scottish-See under Great Britain.Working Hours 39 Seaboard Air Line Ry.-Receivers Salaries.... 228

France to Subsidize Planters 2287 Sears, Roebuck & Co. Explains Purpose inGoodyear Tire & Rubber Co. on Eight Hour Entering Insurance Field 2285Day 39 Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles

Malayan Shipments 1124, 1893 on Business Conditions 1314,2092Para Removes Export Tax on Rubber-- 945 Seed Loans-See Farmer Seed Loan Offices.Polish Manufacturers Form Syndicate- -2287 Shaw, James, Comments on Testimony ofRestriction Conference Between British Owen D. Young Before Senate Banking

1and Dutch Producers 893 Committee 1350Shellac Price "Unpegged" at Calcutta 403Tires-

Argentina Opens First Tire Factory 1124 Ship Building Statistics by Lloyds 1532Fisk Plant in Massachusetts Increases Shoe Manufacturers Association Asks Unions

to Accept Reduction in Wages Output 2287 41Pneumatic Casings. Tubes and Solids, Short Selling of Commodities, Bill in Con-Production, Shipments and Stocks of gross to Prohibit 954Monthly) 396, 1316, 2093 Short Selling of Securities-See under Stock(Yearly 1315 Market.

Prices 398 Slam to Sell SilverShipments 570 Silberling Research Corp -

Outlook for National Business 56 .United States Holds First Place Among2287Producers of World Tires 1308, 2282

Outlook for National Buying Power Rug Prices Decline at Auction of Alex. Smith 30& Sons Carpet Co., Inc 1127 Silk Trade-

Employment Conditions Sloane, W. & J., Reduce Prices After Auo- 571tlon . _ ____ 1316 Japanese Shipment of Silk to United States 579

Ruhr. See unaer- -G-erm--- -a-n-y-.- -------------- Raw Silk Statistics 41, 198, 927, 1703

Cement Syndicate Set Up Silver-Rumania-

Loan Negotiated for in Paris 53,1899 China-

Cotton Imports May Be Reduced bySilver Price Decline 1508

Disposition of Funds 1511, 1713

Demand of China, Predominant PriceSigned

2106 1329

National Bank Head Ousted by King 1909

IntFeractnarional Conference, Willing toRumanian West Bank Formed

19081908 Participate in 1508

Willis, Dr. II. Parker, Reports on Financial Merchant Asks that Conference BeCondition 415 Held 1508

Page. Page.Rumanian West Bank. See under Rumania. Silver (Concluded)-Russia- China (Concluded)-Argentina Flooded With Dumped Goods- -1138 Loan of Silver from United States, Re-Austria Raises Credit Guarantee on Exports ported to Be Getting 759

to Russia 2105 Market 1136Belgium Ends Soviet Grain Ban 1896 Collar Buttons of Sterling Silver at FiveBritish Bankers to War on Soviet Dump- Cents 759ing 1894 Countries Using Metal Have Suffered byCoal Mining Organizations Contract With Price Drop 943American Engineers for Technical As- Darling, J. F. Gives Views on Silver Situ-

sistance 1330 ation Before. U. S. Senate Committee-- 411Cotton Crop 198, Lays World Economic Depression to

402, 1316 Slump in Silver Price 760Currency Being Inflated 52 Esza, Isaac, Foresees Industrial InvasionCurrency, Foreign, Purchased in Germany- 583 from Orient Due to Low Price 758Dalbank Branch at Kobe Closes 763 Hoover, Pres. of U. S., Reserves DecisionEitingon-Schild Co. of N. Y. Contract for on International Conference 1906

$50,000,000 of Furs 1331 Imports and Exports by Countries_757, 1710Foreign Companies to be Barred 947 Imports and Exports by Months 748,Gold Paid to Berlin for Drafts on Other 1310, 2089Markets 940 India-

Said to be Exporting Gold on Account of Imports 1906Low Prices 1331 Market 760

Gold Shipped to Buy Exchange 1906 Tariff Raised 1907Grain Acreage Plan for 1931 1125 International Chamber of CommerceGrain Crop Record Expected 2310 Urges Silver Conference 1508Grain Prices Quoted in Vienna 5% Lower London Market 1136Than Any Competitor 1125 Mexico-

Grain Surplus Sets Record 751 Mancera, Rafael, Urges U. S. to CreateHungary, Goods Dumped in 1331 Market for Mexican Silver 759Insurance Company Funds, New York Mine Averts Closing by Cutting Wages-2297

State Court of Appeals Suspends State Mine Lays Off 1,600 Men 1907Control of 0000 Reserve Increased 944

Loan Sought Abroad for Nitrates 1713 Mills, Under-Sec. of Treas., Criticizes Sin-Manganese Ore Dumping in U. S. Secy. bilization Plan 1906of Treasury Mellon Finds No Evidence of1531 National Metal Exchange Plans Trading

National City Bank of N. Y. Wins Suit in Futures 1711Against C. B. Richards & Co. Over Value Price 209. 414, 937, 1136, 1907of Romanoff Ruble in Sept. 1918 1330 Drop Explained 1136

Ruble Inflation 1713 Production in United States 580Sugar Exported to India 928 Senate Proposes International Conference-1329United States Embargoes Lumber and Pulp1169 Senate Comm. Investigation of Situation-Wheat Market Domination Seen by Alex- Darling, J. J., British Banker, Givesander Legge 950 Views 411

Wheat Outlook for 1931 1318 International Negotiations to AffectWhittlesey, R. V.-P. of Central Hanover Price Stabilization Recommended_ __1353Bank & Trust Co., on Effect of Russian Resolution Requesting Pres. Hoover-toCompetition 2104 Call Conference 1507

Women May be Employed to Overcome Pitman, Sen., Urges that ConferenceLabor Shortage 1330 Be Called 2102

Ryan, Dr. Franklin W., Believes Veterans Hoover, Pres., Reserves Decision_ -..1906Will Use Bonus to Pay Debts 1917 Shanghai Stocks 1906

Siam to Sell Silver 2297Snowden, Phillip, British Chancellor ofExchequer, Considers What Effect of 1922May Have Had on Silver Market 1136

Simpson, John A., Accuses Alex. Legge ofDepressing Wheat Price 422Investigating Committee Exonerates

Legge of Charges 586Sisto, J A. & Co.-Norris B. Henrotin,

Floor •Menther, Reinstated by New YorkStock Exchange 59Shiite, J. A., Reinstated as Associate Mem-

ber of Curb Exchange 215Skinner, Sir Sidney. See Under Great BritainSloan, Alfred P. Jr.. Suggests Entering NewYear with Confidence 30

Sloan, D. A. Reports Heavier Volume ofSales of Cotton Cloth 2290

Sloane, W. & J. Revise Prices of Smith Rugs..1316Smith, Phillip W. and Phillip L., Expelledby New York Stock Exchange 785

Smith, Alex., & Sons Carpet Co., Inc., RugAuction 1127, 1316

Smith, Allard, Looks for Business RecoveryThis Year 394

Smith, Sen., Proposes that Government BuyCotton and Resell It to Farmers on Credit- 585

Smull, J. Barstow, of N. Y. State Chamberof Commerce, on Outlook for 1931-Re-view of 1930 34

Snowden, Phillip. See Under Great Britain.Solmssen, Dr. See Under Germany.South African Gold Mines Pay Larger Divi-dends 2104

South Carolina Bankers Require from Farm-ers Full Details as to What Use They WillPlace Money Before Loan Will Be Ex-tended 199

South Carolina Governor Advocates StrongBanking Act 774

South Dakota Bank Deposit Guaranty LawRepeal Held Up by State Supreme Court 1148

Spain-International Credit Arranged ' 2301

Spalding, J. W., Elected President of West-chester Bankers Association 62

Spears, Charles L., Discusses Banking Con-ditions 2073

Speyer, James, Views on Business Situation- 18Springfield (Mass.) Savings Banks Reduce

Interest Rates 1354Stamp, Sir Josiah. See Under Great Britain,

Unprecedented Co-operation Between La-bor and Management 1888

Standard 011 Co. of Calif. Reduces GasolinePrices 2098Reduces Crude 011 Price 2293

Standard Oil Co. of N. J. Reduces KerosenePrices 2098

Standard 011 Co. of N. Y. Reduces GasolinePrices 2293

State Cotton Co-operative Assn. See UnderCotton.

Statisticians in Industry Review BusinessConditions 2283

Steel Industry-Alabama Steel Plant Works at 70% Ca-

pacity 2099Canada Admits Sheet Free Temporarily. -2295Consumption of Steel by Various Industries 45Demand Expected to Increase 204Ingot Production 203, 931, 1707Market Review_44, 203, 407, 575, 754,932, 1130, 1322, 1503. 1707, 1901, 2100, 2293

2297 Mills to Operate on Full Time 44Mills to Start Operations 44Pipe Line Building Creates Demand for

Steel 25Price Increases by Different Companies ..2099Scrap Iron and Steel, Amount Reclaimed 45Stabilization Plan Proposed for Iron and

Steel Scrap 1901Strip Steel Prices 1706Truscon Steel Co. Cuts Wages 0000Unfilled Steel Orders 408, 1130, 1901Wheeling Steel Corp. Steubenville PlantResumes Operations 2293

Wire Prices Raised by Different Producers-1900Reduced 2099

Steiwer, Sen., Favors Increase in Wheat'Tariff 58

Stern, Lawrence, & Co. on Bond Market Out-look 60


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Stephenson, Rome C., Finds Efforts to Re-lieve Depression Making Progress 394

Railroad Consolidation Endorsed 1537View on Proposal to Pay Soldiers Bonus_ - 907Testifies Before Senate Banking Com-

mittee 1349Discusses Governmental Aid Given to In-

dividuals 2122Steuer, Max D. See under Bank of United

States.Samson, Secy. of State, Reviews Policy ofU. S. toward Latin American Republics_ _ _1155Robinson. Sen., Criticizes and Sen. BorahDefends Remarks About Wilson'sForeign Policy 1158

Italian Loan, Denies Knowledge of 1909Stock Market-London Blames Federal Reserve Money

Policy of 1927 for Boom and Crash 940Margin Requirements-Westheimer & Co. Reduce Requirements 215

Short Selling Bill Before N. Y. Assembly 954Short Selling Not Now Advisable Accordingto George F. Baker of First NationalBank 775

Whitney, Richard, of N. Y. Stock Ex-change Blames Bull Market of 1929 onMass of People Who Became InterestedIn Securities 953

Zimmerman, E. M. Urges Curbing ofStock Market Inflation 1147

Stockard, Joel, & Co., Inc., in Receivership_1915Stone, J. C., Urges Reduction of Wheat

Acreage 1334Named Chairman of Federal Farm Board_1715

Says Board's Policies Will Continue Un-changes 1912

Strike Statistics 73Stringer, M. J., Re-elected Pros. of DetroitStock Exchange 590

Strong, Sen. James G., Withdraws Candi-dacy for Federal Reserve Board Post 62

Urges Federal Reserve Banks to Buy Gov-ernment Securities 63

Sugar industry-Argentine Producers Urge Government to

Restrict Production 399Beet Prices 2291Beet Sugar Industry Lagging 1702Canada Cuts Prices 200Chadbourne, Thomas L., Restriction Plan-Cuba-Bond Issue Arranged for the Pay-ment of Sugar Which Is To BeSegregated 199, 928

Degree Directs that 1,300,000 Tonsof Sugar Be Held from Market 1125

Exports Under Plan 399Planters Assail Plan 1896Presidential Decree Cuts Output 927

Details of Plan 399Final Conference To Be Held 2291Germany-Compromise Plan Accepted 199Government to Force Industry to

Organize in Order to Give Effect toPlan 928.

Output Quota Agreed on 2291Java-Amendment to Agreement Requested

in Case Prices Rise, Denied byCubans 2095

Export Restriction Bill Voted byGovernment 1702, 2095

Exports To Be Curbed 2095Producers Still Opposed to Plan 1702Unfavorable Opinion of Plan Voicedby Sugar Concern 199. 928

Signed by Representatives of SevenNations 571

Corn Sugar, Removal of Restriction onUse of 224Probable Effect of Ruling 225Wiley Mrs. Harvey N., Attacks

Ruling 224Cuba-Contracts Cancelled 572Grinding-Date Set 200Finished by 25 Centrals 2291Mill Quotas Fixed by Decree_ - -1502, 1702Started 1317

Machado, Pres., Requests Creation ofStabilization Institute 1702

Production 1317. 2291French Seek Increase in Sugar Duty..

200, 400German Concern Cuts Exports to 20 % ____ 572Great Britain Import Duty 2291Hawaii Warned of Sugar Crisis 1317Island of Negros Sugar Strike Ends With-out 1702

Jamaica Seeks to Aid Sugar Men 1702Mexico Subsidizes Sugar Industry 200Paris Sugar Conference to Meet 1702Price Cutting Looms In U. S. as Reduction

in South Is Announced 1702Prices Advance on Javanese News Regard-

ing Chadbourne Plan 2095Russia Exports Sugar to India 928Senate to Investigate Prices 587

Price Fixing Denied by James H. Post_ _1317Tariff Amendment Proposal Killed byHouse Committee 1702

Willett & Gray's Statistics 928Sullivan, John E. Views on Branch Banking 1147Summers, Rep., Proposes Increase in Wheat

Tariff 58Sutro & Co. Reinstated by New York StockExchange-New Partners • 589

Sweden-Textile Strike Ended 2290Switzerland-Import Duties Raised 1894

Syracuse Building Traders on Five-Day Week 41

ana, Gov. Lynn, of Dallas Federal Re-A servo Dank, Says Banks Were Respon-sible for Loans to "Account of Others"___ _1526Tapia, A See under Panama.

Tariff Commission. See under United States.Taxicab Tips in Now York City 2125Teague, C. C., of Federal Farm Board, toConfer on Marketing of California Grapes- 214Grapefruit Acreage Excessive 766Report of Early Retirement from FarmBoard 1337

Tennessee House Proposes Inquiry into StateAffairs423State Attorney Report of State's Lossesfrom Bank Failures 765

Textile Economist Changes Name to TextileOr anon 402

Textile Oragnon, New Name of TextileEconomist 402

Page.Textile Industry. See under Cotton.Theising, Karl, Urges Newspaper PublishersNot to Grant Five-Day Week 404

Theodore, E. G. See under Australia.Thomas, Sen., Letter to John A. SimpsonRegarding Testimony of Alex. Legge Be--fore Senate Committee 422

Thompson, Sam H., Elected Member ofFederal Farm Board 2111

Three Day Society, Members of Which WouldPledge Themselves to Work Only ThreeDays a Week. Formed in St. L011113 59Tin-Chinese Interests in Malay States Plan

Restriction 202Export Regulation Breakdown Denied byProducers Assication 1129

International Export Reduction Plan ofSir William Peat 202

Market Strengthened by Proposed Ex-tension of Restriction Program 202Malay Approves Export Quota Plan 574

British Government Approves Plan 1321Mill Workers Receive Wage Cuts 1901Research During 1930 1129Wages Cut in Youngstown 202World Curtailment, Final Agreement on_ _ _1706Tires. See under Rubber.

Tobacco-'long Kong Duties on Gold Basis 1897Price Reduced in Tennessee 74Virginia 403Sales at Virginia and North Carolina Auc-

tion Markets 1897Tokio. See under Japan.Toledo Stocks, Record of Prices of 1303Trade, Retail. See under Federal ReserveBoard, Federal Reserve Bank of NewYork, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland,Kansas City, Richmond, Dallas, UnionTrust Co. of Cleveland.Trade, Wholesale. See under Federal Re-serve Board, Federal Reserve Bank of NewYork, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland,Kansas City, Richmond, Dallas, NationalAssociation of Credit Men.

Trafford, B. W., Testimony at Senate BankInquiry 959

Transamerica Corp.-Annual Meeting-Officers and Directors

Elected 2320Transvaal Gold Shipments Go to France 1906__Transvaal Gold Production 580Travellers Cheques Acceptable for Paymentof Tariff Duties 1342

Traylor, Si. A., Address at Dallas on "Priceof Prosperity" 776Traylor, M. A., Testifies Before Senate Bank-ing Committee 1349Treman, Robert H.. Made a Member of Fed-

eral Advisory Council from New York_ _ _ _ 426Trenton (N. J.) Banking Institutions ReduceInterest Rate on Deposits 1354

Trinidad Cocoa Output 2096Truscon Steel Co. Cuts Wages 1706Trust Companies, Annual Comparative An-

nual Returns of 1486, 1541New York Companies' Investments WouldBe Limited by Bill Introduced in Legisl-lature 1519

Trust Mortgages, A. B. A. Issues Handbookon Administration of 1170

Trust Company Division of A. B. A., Mid-Winter Conference. See under AmericanBankers Association.

Turkey-Budget 1331

UT nemployment. See Labor Conditions.*anion Guardian Trust Co. of Detroit on

Business Conditions 189. 1122, 1699Union Oil Co. of Calif. Reduces Crude Oil

Prices 2098Union Trust Co. of Cleveland on BusinessOutlook 1495Retail Trade, Predicts Improvement in__ -2279

United Fruit Co. Stops Banana Bonus 2112United Hospital Fund-Contributions ThroughBankers and Brokers Committee 70

United Railways of Havana. See under Cuba.United States Employment Service SurveysEmployment Conditions 2084

United States of America-Agriculture. Dept. of-Crop Loan Offices To Be Opened in Area

Affected by Drouth 420Report on Agricultural Situation 1694Chamber of Commerce, John G. LonsdaleElected Vice-President of 1171Commerce, Dept. of-Business Conditions, Weekly Statementof 32, 187, 392, 568, 919Foreign News Cables-47, 237.410, 577, 935

Instalment Buying - 1348"Laid Off" Workers, Method of Com-putation of 2279

Wholesale Credit Methods To Be Studied1151Congress-Adjournment 1731Appropriations 1917Lame Duck Bill, Abolishing Short Ses-sion, Dies in Deadlock 1732Peace Time Spending Record Set by71st Congress 1733, 1917Philadelphia Bourse Urges Avoidance ofExtra Session 962Progressive Leaders Conference Ad-vocates Extra Session 2120Convict Made Goods, House Passes Bill

for Lightening of Prohibition Against Im-ports of 1531Currency of Large Size Disappearing fromCirculation 1159Debt Retirement Postponement Urgedby Sen. Pat Harrison 1325Dollar Stabilization, Proposed Study of- - -0000Drouth Relief. See under "D".

Federal Employment Stabilization Board.President Signs Bill Providing for 1334Foreign Securities Floated in U. S. in 1930, 2103Foreign Trade-Analysis of Imports and Exports 748Anderson, B. M., Jr., Says Foreign Trade

Biggest Obstacle to Business Recovery 2317Cotton, Cotton Cloths, Yarns, &c.,Domestic Exports of 927Davis, 0. K., Discusses Country'sForeign Trade During 1930 64Foods, Canned and Dried, DomesticExports of 752Gold, Silver and Merchandise. Importsand Exports of 748. 1310, 2089Gold and Silver, Imports and Exportsof 757, 1710Grain and Grain Products, DomesticExports of 752

I'age.United States of America (Continued)-Foreign Trade (Concluded)-

Meats and Fats, Domestic Exports of__- 752

Merchandise Imports and Exports. ottiValue of 1120National Foreign Trade Convention ToBe Held in N. Y 64

Review of 1930 1483Short Term Indebtedness to Foreign

Countries Declined in 1930 2103Gold Stock Larger than that of Groat

Britain, France, Germany and SpainCombined 757

Grain Future Trading, Bills Introduced inCongress Would Restrict 214

House of Representatives Reapportion-ment According to 1930 Census 1732

House of Representatives, Rep. LongworthAgain Elected Speaker of 1732

House of Representatives Considers Changein Rules Forbidding Members to Criti-cize Senators 1164

Immigration in Current Fiscal Year Esti-mated by National Industrial Confer-ence Board 1535

Inheritance Tax Law Amended 1917Investments Abroad According to Max

Winkler 53, 580Labor, Dept. of-

Building Operations. Survey of,192, 748, 1496. 2278

Employment and Payrolls 188. 1119Employment and Payrolls. Indexes of,

564, 2084Labor Turnover 2278Prices, Retail Food 31, 565. 1494. 2278Prices, Wholesale Commodity 564, 1495, 2279Wholesale Prices 2279

Latin American Republics, Secy. ofState Stimson Reviews U. B. PolicyToward 1155

Matches, Safety, Penalty for Importationof 2316

Money Stocks in U. S._ _411, 937, 1710. 2297Narcotic Law, President Signs Bill Pro-

viding for Deportation of Allen Violatorsof 1528

Naval Officer Limitation Opposed 1509Post Office Department-

Bill Establishing Forty-Four Hour Weekfor Employees Passes Senate 1154Signed by President 1527

Money Order Service to Liberia Stops- -1513President Veto, House Sustains First 1159Prohibition Amendment Found Constitu-

rional by Supreme Court 1534Senate-Adjourns Without Notifying President_ _1733Bread, Wheat and Sugar Prices To Be

Investigated 587Commerce Commission Reports Favor-ably on Crude Oil Embargo 968

Program To Be Limited So As to AvertExtra Session 63

Silver Situation Studied by Committee.See under Silver.

Smoot, Senator, Dean of Senate After28 Years 1732

Special Session Urged to Ratify WorldCourt Protocols 2119

Short Term Indebtedness to Foreign Coun-Tries Declined in 1930 2103

Snowden, Phillip, British Chancellor SaysU.S. Added $309,000,000 to Gold Sup-ply in 1930 1137

"Star Spangled Banner" Declared Na-tional Anthem 1733

State Department Policy of Passing onForeign Loans, Senate 'Resolution Disap-proves of 1168, 1524. 1921

Supreme Court-Foreclosure Cases Under ExclusiveJurisdiction of Bankruptcy Court Ac-

cording to Decision 2086Municipal Bond Sales Subject to Fed.

eral Tax According to Ruling 432Prohibition Amendment Found Consti-

tutional 1534Tariff Revision Privelege of President Lim-

ited by Customs Court 1728Tariff Revisions Made by President 2119Tariff Commission-

Creosote Oil Cost of Production To BeInvestigated 2098

Copper Production Cost To Be Studied968, 1321

Cost of Production of Fuel Oil and Gas-oline To Be Investigated 2097

Nomination of Members Confirmed bySenate 431

Report on Seven Investigations-Result-ing Action 968, 1154

Tariff on Sugar, House Committee KillsProposed Amendment to 1702

Tariff Duties May Be Paid With Travellers'Cheques 1342

Tax Plan of Secy. Shelved by House 224Treasury, Dept. of-

Ballantine, Arthur A., Senate ConfirmsNomination as Asst. Secy 1532, 2119

Bills, Bid for 1350Bills Offered 786, 1154, 2315Bonds and Certificates Offered,

1724, 1725, 1916Descriptive Circular 1725

Bonds Listed on New York StockExchange 2118

Comptroller of Currency Pole, AnnualReport of 20

Currency, Large Sized, Fast Being De-stroyed 1159

Deposits in Special Depositaries, InterestRates Reduced on 1152

Hope, W. E., Resigns as Assistant Secre-tary 1350

Issue Forthcoming, Notice of 1527March Financing 1724, 1725Mellon. Secy.. Submits to Congress Draft

of Bill to Authorize Issuance of 28,-000,000,000 Bonds for Liberty Loan

Refinancing Operations 221Bill Passes Congress, Signed byPresident 1728

House Committee on Ways and MeansApproves Proposal 597, 913

House Passes Bill 1350Hull, Rep., Opposed to Proposal 597Senate Committee Favorably ReportsBill 1528Money Stocks in U. S-411, 937, 1710, 2297Notes Redeemed 1725Holders Reminded of Redemption_ _ . _2315Public Debt Readjustment Plan Deferredby Veterans Bonus 1923

Statement Not To Be Discontinued Daily 954


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Page.United States of America (Concluded)—Unemployment Relief Measures—Economists Urge Program Calling for/1.000,000,000 Loan to Aid Jobless__..225

Providing Work for 450,000 Within 30Days 1518

States Apportioned $80,000,000 for RoadBuilding $3,000,000 To Be SpentBuilding Roads on Public Land 213

Veto of President, House Sustains First_ _ _1159War Debt Cancellation Not Favored by

Administration 758, 1135War Debt Payment To Be Received from

Great Britain 940Wealth and National Income of U. S 2274World Court Action Deferred by SenateCommittee 1732

World War Veterans Bonus Bill. See under

United States Steel Corp.—Shares Held Abroad 1168Unfilled Orders. See under Steel Industry.

University of Buffalo Report of WholesaleCredit in Buffalo 1696

University of Buffalo Survey of BusinessConditions 1121

University of Chicago. See Chicago, Univer-sity of.

University of Illinois Bulletin "Banking Struc-ture of the Seventh Federal Reserve Dis-trict" 957

University of Pittsburgh Bureau of BusinessResearch on Business Conditions 923

Unlisted Securities Dealers Association.Officers Elected 215

Uruguay—Commission to Study Nation's MonetaryProblem 944

Debt 764Law Planned to Control Exchange and

Prevent Speculation 212Public Works Projects Halted FollowingDrop in Exchange Rate 583

Wright, J. Butler, New Minister fromUnited States 1140

Utah Passes Insurance Regulations 2315Utah State Building Commission Lacks Au-

thority to Force Five Day Working WeekSat Wage Scale, to Prohibit Other thanUtah Laborers 224

Utah Regional Clearing House Organized- - - -2311

Iran Schaick, George S., Nomination as N. Y.V State Insurance Supt. Confirmed by

Senate 1350. 1919Vanderlip. Frank A., Calls Present Depres-sion "Stupid" 394

Van Tuyl, George C. Jr., See under Bank of U.S.Venezuela, Financial Situation Reviewed byA. Iselin & Co 53Crude Oil Output 573, 1320

Veterans Adjusted Compensation Certificates.See World War Veterans.

Virgin Islands, Dr. Paul M. Pearson NamedCivil Governor of 946Inaugurated 2120Senate Confirms Nomination 1352Placed Under Civil Government 1730

Virgin Islands Were Bad Bargain for U. S.Says President Hoover 2317

Viscose Co. Announces Reduction in RayonPrice 198

Wagemann, Professor. See under Germany.VV ages. See Labor Conditions.Wagner Bill on Public Building Passed by

Senate 770Wagner Bill Creating Federal Employment

Stabilizing Board Signed by President_ - -1334Wagner Bill Providing for Establishment of

National Employment System Vetoed_ _ _ _1919Wagner. Sen., Comments on Veto 1921Green, Wm., of American Federation ofLabor, Comments on Hoover's Reasons-2120

Walker, Elisha, Urges Business Men to ApplyThemselves Diligently to Achieving Pros-perity 60Finds Improvement in Sentiment of Busi-

ness Men 771Warsaw. See under Poland.War Debts. See Reparations under Germany.War Policies Commission, Eugene° Meyer

Testifies Regarding Financing of War Be--fore 2117

Warburg, Paul M., Chairman of the Man-hattan Co., Annual Message to Stock-holders 217

Warder, Frank H. See under City Trust Co.War& o•se Industry—American Warehousemen's Association—Dairy Futures Should not Be Traded Un-

til Products Are Actually in Ware-house Declares New York Chapter— - 214

Schilling, W. F., of Federal Farm BoardUrges Other Chapters to FollowSame Example 214

Water Power Development in U. S. 1495Wealth and National Income of U. S 2274Webb, Pres. R. W., of First MinneapolisTrust Co., surveys Conditions at Openingof Year 191

Weir, E. T., Opposed to Cut in WorkersWages 1118

Weld, Phillip B.. Reviews Cotton Trade 40

Page.Welfare Council Assured by Twenty-Five

Corporations That No Reduction inWorking Forces Is Contemplated 1144

Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. on Busi-ness in 1930 190

Wessels, Kulenkampff & Co. Report onCocoa Consumption in U. S 955'

West & Co. Have New Electric QuotationBoard of N. Y. Stock Exchange Prices inPhiladelphia Office 2114

West Coast Lumbermen's Ass'n. See underLumber.

Westchester County Bankers Ass'n., J. W.Spalding Elected President of 62

Western Electric Co. Plant Curtails Produc-tion but Retains Employees 45

Westheimer & Co. Reduce Margin Require-ments 215

Wheeler & Co. See under Great Britain.Wheeling Steel Corp. Steubenville Plant Re-sumes Operations 2293

White, Edwin, Elected Pres. Minneapolis-St. Paul Stock Exchange 1151

Whitney, Richard, President New YorkStock Exchange—

Address Before Mid-Winter Meeting of NewYork State Bankers Association 566

Associated Stock Exchanges, to AddressConvention of 2114

Stock Market Boom of 1929 Blamed onMass of People Who Became Interestedin Securities 953

Whittlesey, R., on Influence of Soviet Com-petition 2104

Wholesale Credits. See Credits, Wholesale.Wholesale Trade. See Trade Wholesale.Wholesale Commodity Price. See Prices,

Wholesale Commodity,Wichita Stock Yards Feed Wheat to Hogs - 950Wickersham Law Enforcement Committee—Canada Points Out That Since Liquor PactShe Has Lost $15.000,000 Revenues —_ - 597

Denies That Hoover Suggested Changes inReport 597

Hoover, President, Message TransmittingCommittee's Report to Congress 596

Report of Committee 596Wiggin, A. H., Pres. of Chase National Bank—Annual Report to Stockholders—AdvocatesCut in War Debts 428French Pleased With Plan 430Germany Welcomes Remarks on WarDebts 430

House Discusses Proposal 430London Halls Views 431Senators Views on Plan 430Views of Various Persons 429

Glass Senate Committee, Testifies Before778, 780, 1733

Massachusetts Institute of Technology.Elected to Corporation of 431

Rediscount Rate Should Be Higher onNotes Secured by Government BondsThan on Other Paper 772

Wiley, Mrs. Harvey N., Attacks Removal ofRestrictions on Use of Corn Sugar 224

Willett & Grays Sugar Statistics 928Williams. A. C., Believes Funds of FederalFarm Loan Board ample for Farm Loans_ - 950

Williams, Carl, of Federal Farm Board.Farmers Union of Texas Urges Resignationof 419

Williams, H. P., Testifies Before SenateBanking Probe Committee 1524

Dr. H. Parker, Reports on RumanianFinances 415Address Before Association of SecuritySalesmen in Philadelphia 774

Wilson, R. B. Says Farm Board's Attemptto Stabilize Wheat Is Futile 951

Wilson, R. S., Predicts Gain in Business in1931 1495

Winkler, Max—Bank Guarantee Fund for Depositors Ad-

vocated 773Germany's Foreign Loans During 1930 1907Resumption of Foreign Lending for Pro-

ductive Purposes Will Do Much to Re-store Prosperity 2104

United States Investment in Guatemala_ 53United States Investments Abroad 580

Winnipeg. See under Canada.Winston, Garrard, Believes War Debt Can-

cellation Needs Close Consideration 757Wire Prices Raised 1900Wisconsin Loans to Farmer Co-operatives_ _ _ - 57Wisconsin Bankshares Corp. on Business

Outlook 746Wisconsin, Record of Prices of SecuritiesTraded in 1690

Wisconsin to Investigate Bread and MeatPrices 588

Wisconsin Would Have Central State ReserveBank Under Bill Introduced in Legislature 1536

Witherbee-Sherman Mines Resume Opera-tions 1901

Wolman, Paul C., Urges Payment of Veter-ans Bonus Certificates 786

Wood, Will C., Retires as California StateSuperintendent of Banks 428

Woodring, Gov. of Kansas, Favors Cut inWheat Acreage 1318

Woods, H. E., Says Public Prefers CommonStocks to Other Securities 1287

Woods, Col. Arthur, of Emergency ReliefPage.

Committee—Estimate of Number of Jobless 423, 766Reports improved Conditions 2087

Wool—American Woolen Co.Laurence (Mass.) Mill Strikers Return

to Work 1500Maynard (Mass.) Weavers Strike 1500

National Wool Marketing Association. Seeunder Federal Farm Board.

Scottish Woolen Mission to U. S. 1501World Commerce Corp. Opposed by GeorgeW. Edmonds 772

World Court Action Deferred by Senate Com-mittee 1732Special Session of Senate Urged to Ratify

Protocols 2119World Exchange Bank of N. Y. C. Taken bylianking Department 2125

World War Veterans Adjusted CompensationCertificates, Bill Proposed Calling forPayment of 0000American Legion Urges Payment 963Ames, Prof., of Dartmouth. Quits Ameri-can Legion Because of Its Support toBill 1728

Case, J. Herbert, Testifies Before HouseCommittee on Effect on Bond Market ofBonus Payment 785. 961

Features Outlined 1341Hines, Brig.-Gen. F. T., Estimates Cost ofPayment 786Reports to Hoover on Applications forLoans 2118

Hoover, President—Objections to Bill 1341Orders that Needy Veterans Be Served

First 1531, 1727Veto Message 1530

House Ways & Means Committee AgreesUpon Plan for Loans Up to 50% of FaceValue of Certificates 1145

Investment Bankers Assn. Opposes Pay-ment 962, 1146

Loans—Hines, Brig. Gen. F. T., Reports on Ap-

plications 2118Procedure to Get Loan 1341Veterans Bureau Ready to Make Loans-1531Volume 2315

Mellon, Secy. of Treasury. Describes Effectof Bill 1338Views on Proposal 782Report on Requirements 2118

Mills, Ogden L., Under Secy. of Treasury—Denies Bond Market Is Being Man-ipulated to Defeat Bill 771

Letter to Sen. Vandenberg ExplainingPosition of Treasury 1531

Mitchell, C. E., of Nat'l City Bank, Viewof 967

Now York State Chamber ofCommerce0p-posed to Bill 963

Passed by Congress 1338Passed by Congress Over Veto 1528Ryan. Dr. Franklin W., Believes Veterans

Will Pay Debts with Bonus 1917Stephenson Rome C., of American Bank-

ers Association, Views of 967Text 1728Veto Message of President 1530'Veto Overruled by Congress 1528Wolman, Paul O., Corn, in Chief of Veteransof Foreign Wars Urges Payment 786

Young, Gov. Roy A., of Boston ReserveBank, Views of 785

Young, Owen D., Proposal of 960House Leaders Favor Suggestion 962

World War Veterans, Federal ExpendituresFor, Since War 1529

Worsted Prices Reduced by Metcalf Bros_ _1895Wreszin, Henry M., Suspended from N. Y.Stock Exchange 785

Wright, J. Butler, New Minister from U. S.to Uruguay 1140

Wyoming Increases Minimum Bank Capital_2117

Young, Owen D.—Address Before Mid-Winter Meeting ofNew York State Bankers A.ssocla'n_ 566

Senate Banking Inquiry, Testimony Before 963Shaw, James, Texas Bank CommissionerComments on Statement 1350

World War Veterans Bonus, Views on _ _ _ 960'''.. House Leaders Favor Suggestion 962Young. Gov. Roy A.

' of Federal Reserve

Bank of Boston, Sees Rise in Discount Rateif War Veterans Certificates Are Paid 785

Youngman, E.. Suggests Special CorporationOwned by Existing Banks to Carry onBranch Banking 2115

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. Raises Pricesof Wire Products 1900

Youngstown Wages Rise 1900Yugoslavia—France Reported To Be Extending Loan on

Condition teat Dictatorship Ends 763

Zlmmermann, E. M., Urges Curbing ofStock Market Inflation 1147

Zinc—Slab Zinc, Statistics 203, 931, 1901

NEWS REGARDING BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES, ETC.Page.

Adams State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 603etna Trust & Savings Co. (Indianapolis,1357Ind.)

Aldine Trust Co. (Phila., Pa.) 74, 2128

Amalgamated Trust & Savings Bank (Chi- 791cago, Ill.) American Bank & Trust Co. (Hazleton, PIO- 603American Exchange & Trust Co. (LittleRock, Ark.) 787

American Express Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) 788American First National Bank (Findaly, 0.) 74American Mutual Savings Bank (Loul1Ville.

American National Bank(ifenver. Cob)--- - 787Ky.)---

American National Bank (Jamestown. • 604

American National Bank of Nashville(Tenn3 21374220

American National Bank (Paris, Tex.) 974American Safe Deposit Co. (Mount Vernon.N.Y.) - - _ --- _ - - 2128

American Safe -Deiaosit-Co. i'ir.--k:::17539, 2127American State Bank (Dearborn, Mich.)_- _2130American State Bank (Detroit, Mich.) 1718,

American State Bank (Ferndale. Michl.)?_9...-2213209

Page.American State Bank (Highland Pk., Mich.) 2130American State Bank of Wyandotte (Mich.)_2130Amherest Bank çWlilIamsviuie, N. Y 2323.Anoka National flank (Anoka. Minn.) 791Ardmore Title & Trust Co. (Pa.) 230Ashland Branch Bank (Miss,) 1737.Ashaland State Bank (Chicago, III.) 603Atlantic Safe Deposit & Trust Co. (Atlantic

City, N. J.) 440, 1739Anglaize National Bank (Wapakoneta, O.)..2129Ayres, Colonel (Cleveland, 0.)-392. 1307, 2085

Baltimore Trust Co. (Md.) 441aca Commerciale It so liana (Milan, Italy) — 2127

Banco-Kentucky Co. (Ky.) 423 1737Bancamerica-Blair Corp. (N. Y.) 601, 1928Baker, George F. N. Y.) 2321Bank & Trust Co.—Clayton, Ind.) 438Bankers Corporation (N. Y.) 69Bankers Trust Co. N Y.) 602Bankers Trust Co. Phila., Pa.)-230, 1539, 1739Barclays Bank (Canada) 232Barclays Bank (Dominion, Colonial and Over-

seas. London) 76

Page.Barclays Bank Ltd. (London, Eng.) 605Batchelder, Henry Morrill (Salem, Mass.) 229Bellevue State Bank (Mich. 1929Berry, William A. (Asbury ark, N. J.) 1739Blackwood Trust Co. (Blackwood, N. J.)_ _ _1357Blitztein & Co., M. L. (Phila., Pa.)Bloomfield Savings Institution (N•Bond Club (N. Y.)Boonville Banking Co Ark.)Boston National Bank (Boston, Mass.)Bowery Savings Bank (N. Y.) 601Branch Banking & Trust Co. (Wallace, N.C.) _ e 1737

British Italian Banking Corp., Ltd. (London,Eng.) 74

Broadway National Bank (Chicago, 111.) 1540Broadway-Merchants Trust Co. (Camden.N. J.) 230

Broadway & Plaza Trust Co. (N. Y.-439,1928, 2128. 2322

Brooklyn C ty Safe Deposit Co. (Brooklyn,N.Y.) . 1172

Bronx Borough Bank Safe Deposit Co.(N.Y.) 1539, 2127

1172 602

7274

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JAN.-MARCH, 19311 INDEX

Pa.Brooklyn Trust Co. (Brooklyn, N.Y.) 228. 440, 973Brotherhood of Railway Clerks' NationalBank (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1928

Brown Bros. & Co. (Boston, Mass.) 2128Brown, Louis M. (Glens Falls, N Y ) 1539Bank for International Settlements-597.

1133, 1905. 2298Bank of Alpena (Alpena, Ark.) 1356Bank of America National Association (N.Y.)

190, 434. 440. 789, 913, 919, 1928, 2127, 2322Bank of America National Trust & Savings

Association (Cal.) 74, 232, 605Bank of Blue Mountain (Miss.)-227. 1171. 1737Bank of Bruce (Miss.) 227. 2125Bank of Candar (N. C.) 227Bank of Chidester (Ark.) 72Bank of Dallas (N. C.) 787Bank of Derma (Miss.) 227Bank of Dupin (Wallace, N. C.) 1737Bank of Ethel (Miss.)1737Bank of Fayette (W a.) 788Bank of France (Paris, France) 208. 762Bank of Franklin (N. C.) 1737Bank of Gersten (St. Clair County, Mo.) 1356Bank of Gretna (Va.) 228Bank of Guntown (Miss.) 72Bank of Halls (Tenn. Bank of Holland M ale iss )

97472

Bank of Jamestown 2322Y.) Bankof Kilmichael Miss.) 227. 1737Bank of Leadhill (Ark.) 1356Bank of Leicester (N. C.) 1737Bank of Lena (Lake County, Miss.) 72Bank of Long Island Safe Deposit Co.(N. Y.)

1539, 2127Bank of London (Tenn.) 2126Bank of Ludlow (Ky.) 787Bank of Manhattan Safe Deposit Co.(N.Y.)

1539, 2127Bank of Manhattan Trust Co. (N. Y.)-228,

789, 973. 1356, 2322Bank of Marvell (Helena, Ark.) 787Bank of Monongahela Valley W. Va.) 73Bank of Montgomery (N. 0) 227Bank of Montreal (Canada)____605, 1540. 2285Bank of Murphy (N. C.) 1737Bank of New Hope (Madison County, Ala.)- 72Bank of New York & Trust Co. (N. Y.) -602,

1356, 1928Bank of North Arkansas (Everton, Ark.) 356Bank of Nova Scotia (Canada) 605Bank of Oxford (Miss.) 72.2321Bank of Pamplln (Va.) 228Bank of Pontolock (Mims.) 72.227Bank of Salem (Ark.) 227Bank of Saltillo (Miss.) 72Bank of Severn (sT. C.) 227, 1737Bank of Shannon (Miss.) 72Bank of Sheridan Mont.) 443Bank of Sherman Miss.) 72Bank of Stevens (Ark.) 72Bank of Toronto (Canada) 974Bank of United States (N. Y.) -70, 435, 598,968, 1161, 1351, 1534, 1535, 1736, 1926,

2124, 2319Bank of Verona (Miss.)

Bank of Wlanut Grove (Miss.) 72Bank of Washington Heights Safe DCo (N Y 1

Bank of West (Miss.)Bank of Windsor (Windsor, N. C.) ---------438Bank of Winona (Miss.) 737Bank of Yorktown (N Y.) 789

aidwell & Co. (Nashville, Tenn.). - -1'738. 2113%..alumet City State Bank (Cook Illounty,

111.) 1171Canadian Bank of Commerce (Toronto, Can.)2130Canal Bank & Trust Co. (New Orleans, La.)-1540Canton Bank (Canton. Ohio) 1356Capital City Trust Co. (Trenton, N. J.) 790Carlisle Deposit Bank & Trust Co. (Carlisle,Pa.) 973

Carroll County Bank (Carrollton, Miss.) 788, 1737Centennial National Bank of Virginia

Norwalk.Central Bank & Trust Co. (Asheville. N. 0. -2126Central Fairfield Trust Co. (South Conn.) 1539

Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)• 228, 229, 439. 958. 1172, 1539.

1713. 2127Central Illinois Co. (Chicago, Ill.) 232Central Illinois Co. (San Francisco, Cal.).- 232Central-Illinois Securities Corp. (Chic.. 111.) 442Central National Bank (Middletown. Conn) 2323Central National Bank & Trust Co. (Tulsa,

Okla.) 75Central National Safe Deposit Co. (N. Y.)

1539, 2127Central Securities Co. (Asheville, N. O.).- —2126Central Trust Co. (Cambridge, Mass.) 790Central Trust Co. (Cincinnati, Ohio)-1928, 1929Central Trust Co. (St. Charles, Mo.) 228Central Trust & Savings Bank (Gary, Ind.)- 73Chambers County Bank (Lafayette, Ala.).- 72Chase National Bank (N. Y.)..229. 428, 439,-

778, 780, 789. 941, 1343, 1714,1738. 1896

Chase Securities Corp. (N. Y.) 1172Chatfield Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago.

111.) 1540Chatham Phenix Corporation (N. Y.) 789Chatham Phenix National Bank & Trust Co.(N. Y.) 416.439

Chelsea Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y 439.1348, 1736, 1926. 2125. 2320

Chelsea Safe Deposit & Trust Co. (AtlanticCity, N. J.) 440

Chemical Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y. —594,602. 1928, 2126

Chicago Board of Trade 011)-1738, 2126,2309, 2321

Chicago Curb Exchange 011.)-1172, 1356, 1738Chicago Lawn State Bank (Chicago, 1114_ 791Chicago Stock Exchange (Ill )-74, 217. 438,

788..955, 1151, 11721538. 1717, 1738,'1929

Citizens Bank of Monroe (Wisconsin) 231Citizens Bank of Sturgis (Miss.) 438Citizens Bank (Waynesville. N. C.) 1737Citizens Bank (Winona, Miss.) 227Citizens Bank of Yancey (N. C. 787Citizens Bank & Trust Co. (England, Ark.) - 72Citizens Bank & Trust Co. (Harrison, BooneCounty, .Ark.) 1356

Citizens' Bank & Trust Co. (Middlesboro,KY.) 1927

Citizens' First National Bank (Pawhuska,Okla.) 1358

Citizens' National Bank (Boulder. Colo.) 2130Citizens' National Bank (CheboYgan. Mich.) 974Citizens' National Bank (East Northport.L. I.) 789

Citizens' National Bank (Galion, Ohio) 1928

Bank of Vinton (Va.) 2281737

9.2127 2321

PageCitizens' National Bank (Godley, Tex.). . -.2323Citizens' National Bank (Greensburg, Ind.)- 441Citizens' National Bank (Marlin, Tex.)-- - -1358Citizens' National Bank (Saint Jo, Tex.)--- 604Citizens' National Bank (Waxahachie, Tex.). 443Citizens' National Bank of Wilmington(Ohio) 1928

Citizens' National Trust & Savings Bank (LosAngeles, Cal) 443, 792

Citizens' Savings Bank (Magnolia, Miss.)-1737Citizens' State Bank (Carmel, Ind.) 1171Citizens' State Bank (Hartford City,_Ind.) 1357Citizens' State Bank (Indianapolis, Ind.).— 73Citizens' Third National Bank & Trust Co.(Greensburg, Ind.) 441

Citizens' Trust & Savings Bank (IndianaHarbor, Ind.) 228

City Bank of Miami Beach (Fla.) 75. 602City Bank Farmers Trust Co. (N. Y.)--.229,

438, 1356. 1357. 1538City Bank & Trust Co. (Hazleton, Pa.) _ __ _ 603City Bank & Trust Co. (Roanoke, Ala.)----1171

Y City Financial Corporation (N. .) 69City National Bank (Bowie, Tex.) 604City National Bank (Fort Smith, Ark.) 75City Trust Co. (Burlington, Vt.) _ 2128Clayton Banking Co. (Clayton, N. C.) 787Cleveland Trust Co. (Ohio) 392, 1307, 2085College State Bank (Manhattan, Han.) 75Columbia Safe Deposit Co (N. Y.),. 1539Columbus National Bank (Miss.) 75Commerce Union Trust Co. (Asheville, N. C.)1929Commercial National Bank (Youngstown,Ohio) 2323

Commercial Savings Bank (Fenton, Mich.)-1540Commercial State Bank (Goodman, Miss.). -2321Commercial Trust Co. (Buffalo, N. Y.)- - 789Continental Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y. 229Continental Illinois Bank dr Trust Co. (Chic..

Ill.) 231Continental National Bank (Indianapolis,Ind.) 1358

Continental National Bank (Salt Lake City,Utah) 604

Corinth Bank (Miss.) 72, 788, 1737Corn Exchange Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)

771, 1539Corn Exchange National Bank & Trust Co.(Philadelphia, Pa.) 602, 2129

County Trust Co. (N. Y.) 2322County Trust Co. (White Plains, N. Y.)-602, 973Crocker First Federal Trust Co. (San Fran-

cisco, Cal.) 443Crocker First National Bank (San Francisco,

Cal.) 443Curtis, Louis (Boston, Mass.) 2128Cutler Bank (Cutler, Ind.) 438

Dallas Bank & Trust Co. (Dallas, Tex.). 231alias National Bank (Dallas, Tex.) 231

Darby Bank dc Trust Co. (Darby, Pa.) 230Daugherty, Mal S. (Washington CourtHouse, Ohio) 1739, 2129

Davison State Bank (Mich.) 1929Dearborn National Bank (Lawrenceburg,Ind.) 1740

Dearborn State Bank (Mich.) 2130Delaware Bankers Corp. (N. Y) 69Deming, Henry Champion (N. Y.) 602Detroit Bankers Co. (Mich.) 442Detroit Stock Exchange (Mich.) 1718, 1915Devan Trust & Savings Bank. (chic., Ill.)-1540Dime Savings Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y. 440Discount Corp. (N. Y.) 601District National Bank (Washington, D. 0.).. 790Dollar Savings Bank & Tryst Co. (Pitts., Pa.)1739Dominion Bank (Toronto, Canada)---792, 1174Douglaston National Bank (L. I.) 2128Doylestown Banking Co. (Ohio) 73Drovers' Trust & Savings Bank (Chic., 111.)- 441

Vast Washington State Bank (Indianapolis.K.. Ind.) 1357Ebensburg Trust C(o4t(Ebensburg, Pa.) 1173Edwards. Edward I. . J.) 790Elling State Bank trent& City. Mont.) 75Elm City Bank (N. 0.) 227Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank (N. Y.) 602Equitable Trust Co. (Atlantic City, N.

40 J.)

4, 1739Equitable Trust Co. (Wilmington, Del.) 441Essex County Trust Co. (East Orange, N. J.) 790Eudora Bank (Eudora, Ark.) 227Exchange Bank & Trust Co. (Dermott, Ark.) 787Exchange National Bank (Fitzgerald, Ga.).- 788Exchange National Bank (Polo, Ill.) 1357

Farmers' Bank (Ash Grove, Greene County,Mo.) 1356

Farmers' Bank (lasa, Ark.) 227Farmers' Bank Chappells, S. 0.) 227Farmers' Bank Quitman. Mo.) 1928Farmers' Bank Southwest, Va.) 441Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank (Jamestown,N. Y.) 2322

Farmers & Merchants' Bank (Decker, Ind.)-2321Farmers' & Merchants' Bank (Littleton,N. C.) 227

Farmers' & Merchants' National Bank(Grandview, Tex.) 1173

Farmers' & Merchants' National Bank(Sheridan, Ind.) 788

Farmers' National Bank (Italy, Tex.) 1358Farmers' National Bank of Norway (S. 0.) 1174Farmers' State Bank (Bellevue, Mich,) 1929Farmers' State Bank (Davison, Mich.) 1929Farmers' State Bank (Wheaton, Kan.) 75Farmers' State Bank (Clontarf, Minn.). 2130Farmers' & Traders' Bank (Weaverville,N. C.) 1737

Farmers' & Workingmen's Bank (Jackson.Mich.) 974

Federal Bank & Trust Co. (Little Rock, Ark.) 787Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta (Ga.) 426Federal Reserve Bank of Boston (Mass.)

61. 192, 594, 785Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago (111.)-426, 743Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland (Ohio)

61. 194. 923Federal Reserve Bank of New York (N. Y.)

63, 187, 189. 219, 426, 591,781. 785, 920, 961, 1694, 2074

Federal Reserve Bank of Phila. (Pa.)_193, 922Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (Mo.)

194. 220. 427, 1891Fenton State Savings Bank (Mich.) 1540Fergus Falls National Bank & Trust Co.(Minn.) 442

Ferris National Bank (Ferris, Tex.) 1358Fidelity Union Trust Co. (Newark, N. J.).- 790Fifth Avenue Bank (N. Y.) 788Finance Co. of Pennsylvania (Phila., Pa.).- 602Finley, Robert L. (Wilkinsburg. Pa.) 1540First Bank Stock Corp. (St. Paul Minn.)

22, 442. 2130

Page.First Bank & Trust Co. (Hendersville, N.0 2323

First-City Trust & Savings Bank (Akron.Ohio) 441

First Columbus National Bank (Miss.)........ 75First Detroit Company (Mich.) 442First Granite City National Bank (111.) 603First Indiana State Bank (Ind.) 228First-Mechanics' National Bank (Trenton,N. J.) 2323

First Merchants' National Bank & Trust Co.(Middleton. N. Y.) 1357

First Minneapolis Trust Co. (Minn.) 442First National Bank (Aberdeen, Wash.).— 792First National Bank of Alexis (Ill.) 974First National Bank of Antlers (Oklal 604First National Bank of Atlanta (Ga. 1358First National Bank in Berkeley (Cal. 974First National Bank of Birmingham (Pitts-burgh (Pa.) 602, 1357

First National Bank of Bloomington (Ill.)- 603First National Bank of Boston (Mass.) 959First National Bank of Brookhaven (Miss.)—__

438. 1927, 2321First National Bank of Cadiz (Ohio) 603First National Bank of Cambridge (Il1.) 1173First National Bank of Carrollton (Ga.) 974First National Bank of Carson (N. Dak.) 974First National Bank of Chaplain (N. Y.)- -- -2128First National Bank of Chicago (111.)- —603. 776First National Bank of Chillicothe (Ohio) .._..2129First National Bank of Chipley (Fla.) 602First National Bank of Clinton (S. C.) 788First National Bank of Columbus (Miss.).— 75First National Bank of Corinth (Miss.)-72.

788, 1737 2129

First National Bank in Detroit (Mich.) 442First National Bank in Durant (Wis.i 1740First National Bank in Electra (Tex. 1173First National Bank of Eureka (Cal.) 974First National Bank of Fairchance (Pa.). 1357First National Bank (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 788First National Bank Flagstaff, Arizona).— 604First National Bank Frost, Tex.) 1740First National Bank of Gainsville (Tex.) 1740First National Bank of Gallitzin (Pa.) 2129First National Bank (Galveston. Tex.) 1174First National Bank of Gastonia (N. (1.) 2125First National Bank of Genoa (Colo.) 1358First National Bank (Granite City, Li.) - 603First National Bank of Griffin (Ga.) 1174First National Bank of Haddon i{eights(N. J.) 1739

First National Bank (Hemphill, Tex.) 1358First National Bank of Houston (Tex.) 2311First National Bank of Jackson (Miss.)-788. 2321First National Bank of Josephine (Tex.) 2130First National Bank of Linden (Ala.) 232First National Bank of Louisville ( .) 1738.

1927, 192 , 2126. 2321First National Bank of Manchester (N. H.) - 440First National Bank in Manistique (Mich.). 75First National Bank of Meridian (Miss.). - -0.827First National Bank of McComb (Miss.)

788, 1171, 1737First National Bank in Minneapolis (Minn.)- 604First National Bank (Middletown, N. Y.)-1357First National Bank of Mineral Springs(Ark.) 2130

First National Bank of Mt. Pleasant (Iowa). 974First National Bank of Napoleon (Ohio).— 603First National Bank of Nashville (Ark.) _ 2130First National Bank of New Boston (Tex.).- 974First National Bank of New York (B. Y.)- -2321First National Bank in New York (N. Y.)-1356First National Bank of Newton (Mass.). - - -1738First National Bank of Paducah (Ky.) 2323First National Bank of Paynesville (Minn.). 442First National Bank of Pittsburgh (Tex.1,- -2130First National Bank of Plattsburgh (N. Y.)-1738First National Bank of Porterville (Cal.). 232First National Bank of Pototock (Miss.)

227. 1737First National Bank of Preston (Ida.) 2130First National Bank of Princeton (Mimi.) —2130First National Bank of Richwood (Ohio)- -2321First National Bank of Rouses Point (N. Y.) 2128First National Bank of Seattle (Wash.) 604First National Bank of Seymore (Iowa) 75First National Bank of Smithton (111.) 1173First National Bank of Stonington (111)- —2129First National Bank (Wyoming, Iowa) 2130First National Bank (Wytheville, Va.) 441First National Bank & Trust Co. (Asheville,N.0.) 1929

First National Bank & Trust Co. (Black-wood, N. J.) 1357

First National Bank & Trust Co. (Findiay.Ohio) 74

First National Farmers' Bank (Wytheville,Va.) 441

First National Safe Deposit Co. (Brooklyn,N.Y.) 1539, 2127

First Seattle Dexter Horton National Bank(Seattle, Wash.) 604

First Standard Bank (Louisville, Ky.) 787First State Bank (Newton Falls, Ohio) 1171First State Bank (Osceola, Ark) 2125, 2320First State Bank (Royal Oak, Mich.) 603First State Bank (Stuttgart, Ark.) 604First Trust & Savings Bank (Hammond.Ind) 1171

First Union Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago.III.) 442. 603

First Wisconsin National Bank (Mllwaukke.Wis.) 442, 791

First Wisconsin Trust Co. (Milwaukke, Wis.) 442Fitzgerald, Wesley C. (Philadelphia. Pa.).-2129Florida Bank & Trust Co. (Daytona Beach,

Fla.) 791Florida National Bank (Jacksonville. Fla.). 602Florida National Bank (St. Petersburg, Fla.) 791Foreman-State Corp. (Chic.. Ill.) 1287Foreman-State National Bank (Chicago,

III.) 2281Fort Greene National Bank (Brooklyn N. Y.) 1357Fort Wayne Ave. State Bank (Indianapolis,Ind.) 73

Fourth & First Banks. Inc. (Nashvtlie.Tenn.) 1358

Fourth National Bank (Cadiz, Ohio) 603Franklin Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago,

111.) 1173Frost National Bank of Frost (Tex.) 974Fulton Trust Co. (N. Y.) 1539

Ggarden City Bank & Trust Co. (L. I.) 440arrett Savings & Loan Assn. (Garrett,Ind.) 73

German Reichsbank 601Gimbel Brothers, Bankers (N. Y.) 1539Glouster State Bank (Ohio) '171Granite City National Bank (fli.) 603

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Page.Greenwood Bank & Trust Co. (Nliss.)_1171. 1737Guaranty Bank & Trust Co. (Lexington, Ky.)1927Guaranty Company (N. Y.) 74, 1172Guaranty Trust Co. (Atlantic City, N. J.) 440Guaranty Trust Co. (Detroit, Mich.) 604Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.)-27, 239, 601, 742Guardian Detroit Bank (Detroit, Mich.) - - - - 604Guardian Detroit Union Group (Detroit,Mich.) 791, 1173

Guardian Trust Co. (Cleveland, Ohio)-603.1308, 1357

Haddon Heights Bank & Trust Co. (N. J.)230. 441Hallgarten, Albert (N. Y.) 602Ham National Bank (Mount Vernon, 111J-1740Hampshire County Trust Co. (Northampton,Mass.) 2128

Hanover Trust Co. (Trenton. N. J.) 790Harbor State Bank Chicago, Ill.) 1540Harriman National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) 440Harriman & Co. (Boston, Mass.) 2128Harris Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago. Ill.)- 441Harrison National Bank (Cadiz, Ohio) 603Hartford-Connecticut Trust Co. (Hartford,Conn.) 230

Hartford National Bank & Trust Co. (Conn.) 440Hastings National Bank (Hastings, Neb.)._ 443

Hibernia Bank & Trust Co. (New Orleans,

La.) 75, 192. 231. 974Hibernia Trust Co. (N. Y.)..228, 439. 1928,

2128. 2322Highland Park State Bank (Detroit, Mich.)

1173, 2130Home Bank & Trust Co. (South Manchester,Conn.) 1172

Home Bank & Trust..Co. (West Haven.Conn.) 1539

Home Savings Bank (Wilmington, N. 0.).-2126Howard Avenue Trust Az Savings Bank .(Chicago. Ill.) 442

Howard National Bank (Burlington, Vt.)- -2128Howard National Bank & Trust Co. (Vt.)_ _ _2128Howell, Benjamin F. (Riverhead, L. I.) 1539Hudson Falls National Bank (N. Y.) 440Huntertown Bank (Ind.) 228

I ndiana State Bank (Ind.) 228ndustrial Bank & Trust Co. (Boston, Mass.)

2128, 2323Industrial Finance Corp 792

Industrial Trust Co. (Phila., Pa. Industrial National Bank (N. Y. 973

790Inland-Irving National Bank ( hicago, Ill.)

75, 1173Inland Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago. Ill.)

75, 1173Integrity Trust Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1173, 1928International Acceptance Bank, Inc. (N. Y.)

229, 440, 789International Banking Corp. (N. Y.) 1356International Manhattan Co. (N. Y.) 229Interstate National Bank (Helena, Ark.) 72Iowa Savings Bank (Fort Dodge, Iowa) 232Iowa Savings Bank (La Motte. la.) 443Irving Investors Management Co., Inc.(N . Y.) 1172

Irving National Bank (Chicago. Ill.) 75Irving Park National Bank ()hicago, Ill.)_ _ _1173Irving Safe Deposit Co. (N.. ) Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.)-69. 788, 789, 1539,

1539

1738, 1887, 2127. 2322Ittawamba County Bank (Fulton, Miss.)_- _ 72

joppa State Bank (Massac County, Ill.)........ 228

Kentucky National Bank (Catlettsburg.r•

Ifilborne, Allerton W. (N. Y.) 1539Kimball, W. Eugene (N. Y.) 602Kuser, Rudolph V. (Trenton, N. J.) 2323

T awndale National Bank (Chicago, 111.) 1929Lawrence Ave. National Bank (Chicago,

111.)174703Lazard. Andre (N• Y.)Lazard Freres Co. (N.Y.) 1740Leake County Bank (Carthage. Miss.) -72,

2125, 2321Le Roy National Bank (Le Roy, N. Y.) 1357Lewis, Guy P. (Decatur, Ill. 603Liberty National Bank (Wasiiinton, C.)- 973Liberty National Bank & Trust o. (N. Y.) - -1928Lincoln National Bank 5; Trust (Lincoln,Neb.) 1358

Lindsay National Bank (Gainesville, Tex.)..1240Livingston County National Bank (Pontiac,

Ill.) 974Lloyd's Bank (London, Eng.) 209Lockport State Bank (Lockport, Mich.) 2130Los Angeles Curb Exchange (Cal.) 60Los Angeles Stock Exchange (Cal.)_60, 1151, 2311Louisville Trust Co. (Ky.) 1927Lughino & Sons (Rochester, N. Y.) 973Luther Williams Bank & Trust Co. (Macon,Ga.) 438

xi L. Blltzstein & Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.). -1172Inaben Home Bank (Maben. Miss.) 438Madison Valley Bank (Eunis, Mont.) 443Manhattan Company (N Y.) - - - 228Manufacturers Co. (N. I;:)---219-, fig. 2126Marengo County Bank (Linden. Ala.) 232Marine National Bank (Ashtabula, Ohio) 2323Marine Bancorporation (Seattle, Wash.) 443Marine Trust Co. (Buffalo. N. Y.) 789Market Street National Bank (Phila., Pa - - 230Marlin-Citizens National Bank (Marlin,

Tex.) 1358

Marlin National Bank (Marlin, Tex.) 1358Masontown National Bank (Pa.) 1397573May, Eugene (N. Y.) McComb Savings Bank & Trust Co. (Miss.)788, 1171, 1737McConnell State Bank (McConnell, Ill.) 788Mechanics' & Farmers Bank (Ecru, Miss.)-1737Mechanics' State Bank (McComb, Miss.)

Bank (N. Y 788, 1171. 1737

Melrose National 601, 2127Mercantile Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) A926. 2125Mercantile-Commerce Bank & Trust Co.(St. Louis, Mo.) 604

Trust Co. (South Nor-1928Merchants' Bank & TrMercantile Trust Co. (Baltimore, Md.)

Nor-walk. Conn.) - _ ___ _ _ _ 1539

Merchants' & Farmers' liatift (GacYvburff•N. C.) 787

Merchants' & Farmers' Bank (Vardaman,

Merchants' & Farmers' Bank & Trust Co.1737Miss.)

Merchants' & Miners National Bank (Iron-2321(Lexington, Miss.)

Merchants' National Bank (Defiance, 01110)-21713399wood, Mich.)

New York Curb Exchange (N. Y.)_59, 215,788 1151, 1356, 1538

New York Produce Exchangisi(g Y .)-1356, 1719New York Stock Exchange . Y.).74, 216,

228, 421, 589, 601. 77 785, 788, 953,973, 1150, 1172, 1356, 1538, 1717, 1738,

2113, 2126, 2310New York Title & Mortgage Co. (N. Y.)__ - 228Noble County Bank & Trust Co. (Pendall-

villa, Ind.) 438Noel State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 603North Carolina Bank & Trust Co. (Greens-boro, N. 0.) 1737

North Town State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 1173North-Western Trust & Savings Bank(Chicago, Ill.) 603

Northwest Bancorporation (Minneapolis,Minn.) 443,974

Northwestern National Bank (Madison, S. D.)443Northwestern National Bank (Minneapolis,Minn.) 442

eildo State Bank (Washington Court House,Ohio) 1739

Ohio State Bank & Trust Co. (Akron, Ohio)._ 441Old Dearborn State Bank (Chicago, Ill.)..... 602Omaha National Bank (Neb.) 604

Pacific Avenue National Bank (AtlanticA City, N.J.) 440Pease, Edson L. (Montreal, Can.) _ 76Peoples Bank of Bloomingburg (Ohio)People's Bank (Calhoun City, Miss.)People's Bank (Crystal Springs, Miss.)People's Bank (Gilbertown, Ala.) People s Bank of Jonestown (Ark.) People's Bank of Vinton (Ala.) People's Bank at Water Valley (Miss.) 1171,1737People's Bank at Weir (Miss.) 1927People's Bank & Trust Co. (Carrollton, Miss.)1737People's Bank & Trust Co. (Minden, La .)_ -1358People's Banks & Trust Co. (Tupelo, Miss.) 72People's Bank St Trust Co. (Waterbury,Conn.) 1357, 1928

People's Bank & Trust Co. (Westfield, N. J.) 602People's Banking & Trust Co. (Elizabeth,N. J.) 790, 1739

People's Commercial Bank (Bellefontaine,Ohio) 1738

People's National Bank (Covington, Va.) 73People's National Bank (Lawrenceburg, Ind.)1740Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Co. (Pittsburg,Pa.)

603, 1739People's Savings Bank (Starkville, Miss.) -1737People's Savings Bank & Trust Co. (Halls,Tenn.) 974

People's State Dank (East Pittsburgh, Pa.).._ 974People's State Bank (Moran, Kan.) 75People's State Bank (Ramsey, Ill.) 1171People's State Trust & Savings (Pontiac,

Mich.) 2130People's-Wayne County Bank (Det., Mich.)

442, 1929, 2129Philadelphia Stock Exchange (Pa.) O. 973,

1151, 1916, 2114Phillips National Bank (Helena, Ark.) 604Pine Grove National Bank & Trust Co. (Pa.)-1173

Page.Merchants' National Bank (Middletown,N.Y.) 1357

Merchants' National Bank (New Haven,Conn.) 1928, 2323

Merchants' National Bank (Salem, Mass.)229. 440

Merchants' Trust Co. (Waterbury, Conn.)1357, 1928

Merlon Title St Trust Co. (Ardmore, Pa.)- - -- 230Metropolis Safe Deposit Co. (N. Y.)_ -1539, 2127Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. (Norfolk,Va.) 227

Midland Bank of Cleveland (Ohio) 2281Midland Bank, Ltd. (London, Eng.). -605, 1174Mildred State Bank (Kan.) 75Miller State Bank (Gary, Ind.) 73Millikin National Bank (Decatur. III.). 603, 1740Miners National Bank (Nanticoke, Pa.) 1173Minneapolis-St. Paul Stock Exchange (Min-

neapolis, Minn.) 1151Mississippi Valley Trust Co. (St. Louis) 1358Mount Vernon Safe Deposit Co., The (N. Y.)2128Montana State Bank (Phillipsburg, Mont.)- - 232Moore National Bank (Moore, Tex.) 604Morse, Horace J. (N. Y.) 2127Morris Plan Company 792, 1171Morris Plan Corporation of America 1539Mountain City Trust Co. (Altoona, Pa.)_ -1739Municipal Financial Corp. (N. Y.) 69Mutual Standard Bank (Louisville, Ky.) 787Mystic Industrial Savings Bank (Mystic. Ia.) 443

Mations! Bank of America (Paterson, N. J.)- 440I lational Bank of Benson (Minn.) 2130National Bank of Commerce(Asheville,N.C.)1929National Bank of Commerce (Detroit,Mich.)1173National Bank of Glens Falls (N• Y.) 1539National Bank of Kenmore (N. D.) 2130National Bank of Kentucky (Louisville Ky.)

1171, 1738, 2126, 2321National Bank of New Jersey (New Bruns-

vrick, N. J.) 230National Bank of Norton (Va.) 2321National Bank of the Republic (Chicago, Ill.)

441, 1173National Bank & Trust Co. (Schwenksville,Pa.) 2129

National Bronx Bank of New York (N. Y.) 2127National City Bank (N. Y.)._54, 187, 212,

228, 431, 433, 439, 593, 951, 958, 966,973, 1117, 1330, 1356. 1735, 1887 1915,2088

National City Company (N• Y.) 2127, 2312National Raw Silk Exchange (N. Y.) 1356, 1538National Safety Bank Ac Trust Co (N. Y.)-- 788National Shawmut Bank (Boston, Mass.)

790, 1696National Trademen's Bank & Trust Co. (NewHaven, Conn.) 790

Naffs National Bank (Naffs, Ohio) 603New England Trust Co. (Boston, Mass .)_ - _1539Nelson, Egbert V. (Ossining, N. Y.) 789New First National Bank (Dell Rapids,S. D.) 443

New Boston National Bank (Tex.) 974New Martinsville Bank (New Martinsville,W. Va.) 788

New York City Bank Comptrollers' and Audi-tors' Conference 602

New York Clearing House Assn. (N. Y.) 61.951, 1152

New York Cocoa Exchange (N. Y.)- _228,956, 1928, 2114

New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange (N. Y.)438, 774, 973, 1172, 1317, 1356, 1738,

1916, 2095. 2114, 2321New York Cotton Exchange (N • Y.d -1126.

153 1928, 2093

227 788

22772, 1737

72

974 154074, 2128

75231

228State Savings Bank (Lincoln Park, Mich.) _2130State National Bank of Santa Anna (Tex. )..1l73-1173State Savings Bank of Melvindale (Mich. 213()State Savings Bank of Royal Oak (Mich.) - - 603State Security Bank (Zanesville, Ohio) 228Straus National Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago,

Ill.) 75, 602, 1173Sturgeon State Bank (MO 1171Sweezy, Everett B. (N.Y.) 1356Swiss Bank Corp. (Basle, Switzerland) 1358

Tate, Joseph (Plainfield. N. J.) 2128ennessee-Hermitage National Bank (Nash-ville, Tenn.) 75

Texas National Bank (Fort Worth, Tex.) -.1740Third National Bank (Greensburg, Ind.) 441Timewell State Bank (Ill.) 1172Title Guarantee and Trust Co. (N. Y.) 601Tooele State Bank (Tooele, Utah) 604Towson National Bank (Md.) 1540Tradesmen's Bank & Trust Co. (Vineland,N. J.) 1357

Transamerica Corp. (N. Y.)-60, 74, 771, 2320Trenton Banking Co. (Trenton, N. J.) 441Twenty-Sixth Street State Bank

(Chicago,Ill.) 1929

UTriton Bank & Trust (Huntington, W. Va.)_ 795nlon Guardian Trust Co. (Detroit, Mich.)

189, 1122, 1173, 1699Union National Bank (Fostoria, Ohio) 1540Union National Bank of Lenoir (N• C.) 787Union National Bank & Trust Co. (Cadiz.Ohio) 603

Union Trust Co. (Cleveland, Ohio) -394, 603, 2279Union Trust Co. (Hartford City, Ind.) 1357United States Trust Co. (N. Y.) 229

Valley Savings Bank & Trust Co. (Chilli-cothe, Ohio) 2129

Van Buren County Bank (Clinton, Ark.) 72Victory Trust Co. (Camden, N. J. 440Vineland Trust Co. (N• J.) 231, 1357

Walker Bank & Trust Co. (Salt Lake City,Utah) 1358

Walker Brothers Bankers (Salt Lake City.Utah) 1358

Wallingford Bank & Trust Co. (Conn.) 1539Warner, Howard H. (Middletown, Conn.) - -2323Washington State Bank (Washington, Ark.).. 227Webster & Atlas National Bank of Boston(Mass.) 1539

Welcome National Bank (Minn.) 1173Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. (San

Francisco, Cal.) 443West Haven Bank & Trust Co. (Conn. 1539West Jersey Trust Co. (Camden, N. J

).) 440

West Lawn Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago.Ill.) 791

West Springfield Trust Co. (Mass.) - - - -229, 440Westfield State Bank (Westfield, Ind-) 438Westminster Bank, Ltd. (London, Eng.) 792Wilkinsburg Bank (Pa.) 1540Williston, James R. (N. V.) 2127Williams, Harry (Youngstown, Ohio) 2323Winnipeg Grain Exchange (Canada) ______ 438Wisconsin Banshares Corp. (Wis.) 746, 1358World Exchange Bank (N Y.) 2125Worthington National Bank (Worthington,W. Va.) 2126

p.york. Samuel A. (New Haven, Conn.) 1928

Page.Plainfield Trust Co. (Plainfield, N. J.) 441Plano National Bank (Plano, Tex.) 1358Planters & Merchants Bank (Everette. N. O.) 787Planters National Bank (Clarksdale, Miss.) 72Planters Trust & Savings Bank (Clarksdale,

Miss.) 72Plaza Trust Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 2129Polk County Bank & Trust Co. (Asheville,N.0.) 1928

Port Morris Bank (Bronx, N.Y.) 2127Port Newark National Bank (Newark, N. J.)1738Portage Park National Bank (Chicago, Ill.)

75, 603, 1173Pouch, Edgar D. (N.Y.) 1356Powder River County Bank (Broadus. Mont.) 232Prairie Depot National Bank (Wayne, Ohio).1540Progressive State Bank (Tutwiler, Miss.) - - - - 72Provincial Bank of Canada (Montreal, Can.) 232Public National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)

788, 1539Puget Sound Savings & Loan Assn (Seattle,

Wash.) 1929

Queen Anne's National Bank (Centerville,Md.) 74, 2129

Reeve-Merritt, Edward (N. Y.) 1539iverside Trust Co. (Hartford, Conn.) 230

Roscoe State Bank (Tex.) 974Royal Bank of Canada (Montreal. Can.) -75, 1740Royal Oak State Trust & Savings Bank(Mich.) 603

Royal Trust Co. (London, Eng.) 1929

SCafe Deposit & Trust Co. (Baltimore. Md.) 441alem National Bank (Salem. Ill.) 974Salem State Bank (Salem, Ill.) 974Savings & Loan Banking Co. (New London.Ohio) 788

Schell City Bank (Mo.) 1928Scholl, Frank T. (N.Y.) 1356Schroder, J. Henry, Banking Corp. (N. Y.)

22A, 440, 1307Scott, Walters & Rakestraw Bank (Wyoming,

111.) 1171Sea Coast Trust Co. (Asbury Park, N. J.).- -1739Seaside Trust Co. (Atlantic City, N. J.) 440Second National Bank (Atlantic City, N. J.)

440, 1739Security Bank & Trust Co. (Greenwood,

Miss.) 72, 1737Security-First National Bank (Los Angeles,

Cal.) 1174, 2092Security-Home Trust Co. (Toledo. Ohlo)----2129Seward National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)..2322Sherman State Bank (Chicago. 111.) 441Slonim, Solomon (New Brunswick, N. .14- 230South Camden Trust Co. (N. J.) 440South Central State Bank (Chicago, 111.) 442South Side Bank (Birmingham, Ala.) _____ - 788South Side Savings Bank & Trust Co. (Chi-cago, Il).) 441

St. Louis Union Trust Co. (Mo.) 791Standard Bank of South Africa, Ltd. (Lon-don, Eng.)

Standard Trust Bank (Cleveland, Ohio)State Bank of Binghamton (N. Y.) State Bank of Elsmore (Kan.) State Bank of Roberts (Wisconsin) State Bank of Yale (Jasper County, Ill.)


-JAN.-MARCH, 1931.] INDEX XXI

COMMERCIAL EPITOME, COTTON, BREADSTUFFS AND DRY GOODSPage.

Breadstuffs Market-Elaborate Weekly Re-view of the Flour and Grain Markets,

with Price Records and Crop Movements,152, 337, 518, 687, 880, 1065, 1253, 1451,

1658, 1836, 2036, 2237, 2429

Cereals. See Grain.oal Prices-Market Conditions. See Com-mercial Epitome.

Coffee-Influences Bearing on the Market,with Statistical Data Relating Thereto.See Commercial Epitome.

Copper-Weekly Report on Conditions andCourse of Prices. See Commercial Epitome.

Commercial Epitome, Weekly Review of theCorn'! Markets_ -146, 330, 511, 680, 873,1058, 1246, 1444, 1651,1829.2029,2230, 2422

Corn. See Grain.Cotton-Agriculture Dept's., U. S. Report Concern-ing Cotton Crops, Comments on_ _2038, 2431

Agriculture Dept's., U. S. Report of Farm-er's Intention to Plant 2431

Cotton Consumption, Stocks, &c., Reportof Census Bureau 517, 1449, 2236

Cotton Ginning Report 686, 2236Cottonseed Oil Production 517, 1252, 2035Weekly Statistics by Cable and TelegraphCovering the Cotton Movements in AllParts of the World, Receipts, Stocks, Vis-ible Supply, Overland Movement, Ship-ping News, Crop and Weather Reports,with a Review of Trading on New YorkCotton Exchange and Records of Prices,&c_149, 333, 514, 683, 876, 1061, 1249,

1447, 1654, 1832 2032,2233,2425Cotton Spinning Industry, Activity in 686, 2428

Page.

Dry Goods Trade-Comprehensive ReportEach Week on the Conditions Prevail-

login This Trade155, 340, 520, 689, 882.1067, 1255,1453,1660,1838,2039,2239,2432

Foreign Grain Crops. See Grain.Failures-Prices of Different Kinds. See

Commercial Epitome.

%-sr -Agricultural Department's Reporton Cereal Stocks 2038

Widen, Weekly Price Record with Outline• of Market Conditions. See Commercial

Epitome.

Tron, Course of Market and Prices EachA Week with Statistical Data. See Com-mercial Epitome.

• ard, Range of Prices and Weekly MarketReport. See Commercial Epitome.

Lead, Weekly Record of Course of Market,See Commercial Epitome.

Liverpool Cotton Assn.-Cuts Trading Hours 336

/4 ewtoYglekinCo4t oollai,xocrhagengieaTadbeunt e Paid

O cea Fr1 Week

Eeko!ighttil,RCarefsaeniggrifitnWgCondi-

tions. See Commercial Epitome.Oils, Quotations Weekly for All Kinds of Oil,

See Commercial Epitome.

336

Page.

P Weekly Market Report, withr Statistics of Production, &c. See Com-

mercial Epitome, and also Petroleum andIts Products Indexed Under Business Indi-cations and Current Events.

Pig Iron Market Weekly Review. See Com-mercial Epitome.

Pork, Course of Market Each Week. SeeCommercial Epitome.

Provisions Market. See Commercial Epitome.

Rubber, Weekly Outline of Market, withPrices, &c. See Commercial Epitome.

Steel-Weekly Report on Course and Condi-tion of Market, with Statistical Data of

Various Kinds. See Commercial Epitome.Sugar-Course of Market Each Week withCrop Statistics and Other Data. See Com-mercial Epitome.

Tin-Weekly Report of Market and Prices,▪ See Commercial Epitome.Tobacco, Brief Outline of Conditions EachWeek. See Commercial Epitome.

Aveat1h5e4r, IMIetp9o,f6lapt8clif .M16711ta,'1452, 1659. 1831, 2038. 2238, 2431

Wheat. See Grain.Wool, Review of Market Each Week withRecord of Auction Sales in London andAustralia. See Commercial Epitome.

7inc, Weekly Report on Market Prices.• See Commercial Epitome.

STATISTICAL' AND GENERAL INFORMATIONStock Exchange Prices, Federal Reserve and Clearing House Returns, Government Debt and Trade Data

Page.A uctlon Sales of Stocks and Bonds at New4-1 York, Boston and Philadelphia_79. 264.447, 610, 796, 981, 1179, 1362, 1563, 1747,

1934, 2136, 2328

TP. altimore Stock Exchange. Weekly Rangeof Prices for Stocks_ _105, 290, 472, 635,

823. 1006, 1204, 1362, 1590. 1772. 1963,2165, 2359

Daily Record of Volume of Sales of Stocksand Bonds__77, 233, 444, 606, 793, 975.1175, 1359, 1560, 1741, 1930, 2131, 2324

Bank Clearings, Canadian. See CanadianBank Clearings.

Bank Clearings. Weekly and Monthly Re-turns -77, 259, 444, 607, 793, 977, 1175.

1360. 1560. 1741, 1930, 2132, 2325Bankers' Gazette__88, 273. 455, 618, 806,989, 1187, 1371, 1573, 1756, 1945, 2148, 2342

Berlin Stock Exchange-Daily Prices_--79,263, 446. 607, 793, 976, 1177, 1360, 1562,

1745, 1933, 2131, 2325Boston Clearing House, Weekly Returns ofBoston Clearing House Banks_85, 270,452, 615, 803, 986, 1184, 1368, 1570, 1753,

1942, 2145, 2339Boston Stock Exchange-Weekly Range of Prices for Stocks andBonds Sold on the Exchange___103.288, 470, 633. 821, 1004. 1202, 1386,

1588, 1771. 1960, 2163, 2357Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds_77. 233, 444, 606, 793. 975,

1175, 1359, 1560. 1741, 1930. 2131,2324Breadstuffs, Weekly Report of Receipts at

Western Lake and River Ports__152, 337,446, 609, 796, 981, 1178, 1362, 1562, 1746.

1934, 2135, 2327British Consols and Government Securities,

Daily Prices. See English Financial Mar-ket.

Canadian Bank Clearings- -78, 262, 445.608, 794, 980, 1176, 1361, 1560, 1744,

1931, 2133, 2326Chicago Stock Exchange, Weekly Range of

Prices of Stocks__103, 288, 470, 633, 821,1004, 1202, 1386, 1588, 1771,1960, 2163, 2357

Cincinnati Stock Exchange, Weekly Rangeof Prices_ _106, 291, 473, 636, 824, 1007.

1205, 1388. 1590, 1773, 1963, 2166, 2360Cleveland Stock Exchange. Weekly Rangeof Prices_ _106, 291, 472, 635, 823, 1006,

1204, 1388. 1590, 1773, 1963, 2165, 2359

Dividends Declared Each Week by Rail-roads. Public Utilities, Industrial Cor-

porations, Banks, &c__80, 265, 448, 610.797. 982, 1179. 1362. 1563, 1747, 1934,

2136, 2328

Earnings-Monthly, Quarterly and Half-Yearly_ _115, 300. 480, 644, 832, 1015.

1213, 1397. 1599, 1782, 1972. 2174. 2368Electric Railway and Other Public UtilityGross and Net Earnings. See Earnings-Monthly, Quarterly and Half-Yearly.

English Financial Markets, per Cable_ -88.273, 455, 618, 806, 989. 1177, 1360, 1562,

1745, 1945, 2148, 2327English Gold and Silver Markets. Weekly

Letter of Samuel Montagu & Co. of Lon-don__77, 234. 607. 795, 1177. 1745, 1932,

2134. 2325Exports and Imports at New York-Mer-

chandise, Gold and Silver-Monthly Re-turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York, WeeklyReturn of Condition_ _87, 272, 454. 617,

805, 988, 1186, 1370, 1572. 1755, 1944,2147, 2341

Page •Federal Reserve Banks, Combined WeeklyStatement for Whole Country_ _86. 271.453, 616, 804, 987, 1185, 1369, 1571, 1754.

1943, 2146, 2340Federal Reserve Banks, Weekly Returns ofMember Banks_ _87, 272, 454, 617, 805,988, 1186. 1370. 1572, 1755, 1944, 2147, 2341

Foreign Exchange, Weekly Review of Mar-ket. See also Editorial Article on FinancialSituation_ _88, 273. 455, 618, 806, 989,

1187, 1371, 1573, 1756. 1915, 2148, 2342Foreign Trade of New York, Monthly State-ment of Imports and Exports 796, 1781

Foreign Trade of U. S. See United States.French Routes and Government Bonds. Daily

Prices of. See English Financial Markets.

Gold, Daily Price of, in London. See Eng-lish Financial Markets.

Gold Imports and Exports at New York. SeeForeign Trade of New York.

Gold, Samuel Montagu & Co.'s Weekly Cir-cular Thereon. See English Gold and Sil-ver markets.

Tmports and Exports at New York, Mer-1 chandise, Gold and Silver. Monthly Re-turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

T os Angeles Stock Exchange, Weekly Rangeof Prices for Stocks and Bonds Sold on

the Exchange__107. 291, 473, 636, 824,1007, 1205, 1389. 1591, 1773. 1964. 2166. 2360

Motional Banks, Report of Condition UnderLI Call of Comptroller of Currency 2134National Bank Notes, Monthly Changes in,&c 447. 1178, 2135

National Banks Organized, Converted, &c.,from Weekly Returns of Comptroller of theCurrency (Commercial and MiscellaneousNews)__79, 264, 447, 609. 796. 981, 1178.

1362, 1563, 1746. 1934. 2136, 2328New York City Banks and Trust CompanyStocks, Prices of. See Quotations for Un-listed Securities.

New York City Clearing House Banks andTrust Companies. Detailed Weekly State-ment__85, 270, 452, 615, 803, 986, 1184,

1368, 1570, 1753, 1942. 2145, 2339New York City Realty and Surety Stocks.Weekly Record of Bid and Asked Prices.See Quotations for Unlisted Securities.

New York City Imports and Exports, Mer-chandise, Gold and Silver. Monthly Re-turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

New York Curb Exchange-Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds__79, 234. 446, 609, 795. 976,1175, 1360. 1562, 1745, 1932, 2132, 2325Weekly and Yearly Range of Prices_108,292, 474, 637. 825. 1008. 1206, 1390,

1592, 1774, 1965, 2167, 2361Weekly Review of Market79, 234, 446,609, 795. 975, 1175. 1360, 1562. 1745,

1932. 2132, 2324New York Produce Exchange Securities Mar-

ket_-107, 292, 474. 637, 825, 1008, 1206.1390, 1591, 1774, 1964, 2167, 2360

New York Stock Exchange-Daily Record of Prices of U. S. Govern-ment Securities. See Bankers' Gazette.

Daily, Weekly and Yearly Range of Pricesfor All Stocks Dealt in__89, 274, 456,619, 807. 990, 1188, 1372, 1574, 1757.

1946, 2149. 2343Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds_ -77, 233, 444, 606, 793, 975,

1175. 1359, 1560, 1741, 1930. 2131. 2324Monthly Record of Volume of Sales in

Stocks and Bonds 260. 978, 1742Prices in 1030 234

Page.New York Stock Exchange (Concluded).Weekly and Yearly Record of All BondsSold on E xchange _ 97, 282, 464, 627, 815,998, 1196, 1380, 1582,1765.1954,2157,2351

Weekly Review of Stock Market - -76, 233,443, 606, 792, 975, 1174. 1359, 1559,

1741, 1929, 2131, 2324

Darts Bourse, Daily Prices-79, 263, 446.A 607, 793, 976, 1177. 1360. 1562, 1746,

1932, 2132. 2325Philadelphia Banks, Weekly Clearing House

Totals__85, 270, 452, 615, 803, 986, 1184,1368, 1570, 1753, 1942, 2145, 2339

Philadelphia Stock Exchange-Weekly Range of Prices__105, 290, 472,635, 823. 1006, 1204, 1388, 1590, 1772,

1962, 2165. 2359Daily Record Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds_ _77, 233, 444, 606, 793, 975.

1175. 1359, 1560, 1741. 1930, 2131, 1324Pittsburgh Stock Exchange-Weekly Range of Prices_105, 290, 472,635, 823, 1006, 1204, 1388. 1563, 1772,

1963, 2165, 2359

nuotations for Unlisted Securit. Weekly Bidand Asked Prices_113, 298, 479. 642. 830,

1013,1211,1395,1597, 1780, 1970. 2172, 2366Quotations for Other Over-the-Counter

Securities- -114, 299, 480, 643, 831, 1014.1212, 1396. 1598, 1781, 1971, 2173.236

Railroad Earnings, Gross and Net. Weekliand Monthly_ _118, 302, 484, 647. 831019, 1214, 1399, 1603, 1785, 1975, 2176;2373Other Monthly Steam Railroad Reports,120, 303. 647. 837, 1020, 1215, 1389.

1397. 1603, 1786, 1975, 2177. 237 3Qt. Louis Stock Exchange-Weekly Range▪ of Prices of Stocks_ _106, 290. 473, 636,

824, 1007, 1205, 1389, 1591. 1773, 1963.2166. 2327

San Francisco Stock Exchange, Weekly Rangeof Prices of Stocks___ _107, 291, 473. 636,824, 1007, 1205, 1389, 1591, 1774, 1964,

2166. 2360Silver-Daily Price of in London and New

York. See English Financial Markets.Exports and Imports at New York. See

Foreign Trade at New York.Weekly Circular Thereon of Samuel Mon-tagu & Co. of London. See English Goldand Silver Markets.

Sundry Securities-Weekly Bid and AskedPrices. See Quotations for Unlisted Secur.

Toronto Curb Exchange-Weekly Range of• Prices_ __105, 290, 471, 634, 822. 1005.

1203, 1387, 1589, 1962. 2164, 2358Toronto Stock Exchange-Weekly Range of

Prices_ -104, 289, 471, 634, 822. 1005, 1203.1387, 1589, 1961. 2164, 2358

UT 'flatted States-Debt (Monthly) PreliminaryReturns Showing Gross Debt_263, 976, 1933Debt (Monthly)-Final Returns ShowingNet Debt 447, 796, 1745

Government Revenues and Expenditures,Monthly

C 264, 977. 2132

Liberty Loan Bonds and Treasury ertifi-cates, Daily Transactions on New YorkStock Exchange_ _88, 273. 455, 618, 806,989. 1187,1371, 1573. 1756, 1945. 2148, 2342Monthly Range of Prices During 1930__ 259

Treasury Cash and Current Liabilities.(Monthly) 263. 976, 1933

Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness, &c.,Quotations for.... _88 273. 455, 618, 806.989.1187.1371,1573,1756,1945,2148.2342

Treasury Money Holdings 263, 977, 1933

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Page,

Abbott Laboratories 1801, 1993bilene & Eastern Ry 486

Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd 2390Acme Glove Works, Ltd 657, 1415Acme Steel Co 1033Acushnet Mills Corp. New Bedford, Mass.. i620Adams Bldg. Trust, Washington. D. C_ --1801

Reports are Indexed in Black-facedPage.

Adams Express Co 843Adams (J. D.) Mfg. Co 1620Adams-Millis Corp 313, 1801, 1993Addressograph International Corp 496Adirondack Investors, Inc 130Administrative & Research Corp-1415, 1801, 2198Advance Bag & Paper Co., Inc_, 130, 313

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Page.Advance-Rumely Co 1225, 1993, 2198Aero Supply Manufacturing Co.. Inc 1801Aetna Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn_ 1992Aetna Rubber Co 1801Affiliated Dealers, Inc--313, 496, 657, 1033. 2390Affiliated Investors, Inc 1033Affiliated Products, Inc-1972, 1993, 2369, 2390


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Page.Agricultural Bond & Credit Corp 657Ahumada Lead Co 1620Ainsworth Mfg. Co 1015, 1033Air Reduction Co., Inc 1033, 1212, 1225Air Way Electric Appliance Corp----1801, 1993Ajax Rubber Co., Inc 130, 1225, 2390Akron Canton & Youngstown By. Co_1613, 2380Al-Roy Apartments, Washington, D. 0-- 658Alabama Mills Co., Birmingham, Ala-----1225Alabama Power Co--_308, 832, 1598, 2189, 2369Alabama Water Service Co 115, 308, 644Alaska Government Roads 306Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co----301, 313,

1225, 1972, 1993, 2198Alaska Packers Association 851, 1033Alco Tool Co 1225Aldred Investment Corp. (Canada) 1802Aldred Investment Trust 1033Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry_122, 306, 1026Algoma Central Terminals, Ltd 122, 306Algoma Consolidated Corp , Ltd 130Algoma Lumber Co., Los Angeles, Calif-1802Algoma Steel Corp 1033, 1225Algonquin Hotel-Apartment Corp 657Algonquin Hotel, Cumberland. Bad 657All-American Investors Corp 1621, 2198Allegheny Corp 844,1964Allegheny Gas Corp 663Allegheny Steel Co 1621Allen Industries, Inc 1225Allerton Cleveland Bldg. (Allerton Cleve-land Corp.) 1415

Allerton Corp 1415Alles & Fisher, Inc 2390Alliance Insurance Co., Philadelphia 851Alliance Investment Corp 313, 496Alliance Realty Co 658, 851, 1415Allied American Industries, Inc 1033Allied Business Corporation Shares, Inc_658, 1802Allied Chemical & Dye Corp -1033, 1225, 2178Allied General Corp 1802Allied International Investing Corp----658, 1033Allied Kid Co 1415Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co--313, 1034, 1225,

,2183Abner Stores Co 496, 1225, 1802Almar Stores Corp 1415, 1802Alpha Portland Cement Co 1215, 2198Altman (B.) & Co., N.Y 2198Alton RR 651Altorfer Brothers Co 1225, 1415, 2198Aluminum Co. of America 313, 658, 1225Amalgamated Electric Corp.. Ltd.. ..1415, 1621Amalgamated Leather Co 1802Amalgamated Silk Corp 313, 851Amerada Corp 2198. 2390American Agricultural Chemical Co. (Del.),

313. 851American Agricultural Chemical Co. (Conn.),

130, 313, 851American Associated Dealers, Inc 130American Bakeries Corp 658American Bank Note Co 1034. 1415American Bemberg Corp 658American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co 1415American, British & Continental Corp 1416American Brown Boveri Electric Corp 2198American Can Co 130. 1621American-Canadian Utilities Corp 2199American Capital Corp 1225American Car & Foundry Co 1802American Chain Co.. Inc 1993American Chicle Co 313, 832, 851American Cigar Co 1803American Cities Power & Light Corp-841, 1793American Colortype Co 1416, 1621American Commercial Alcohol Corp-1397,

1416, 1993American Commonwealths Power Corp.,

488, 1027, 1783, 1794. 2369, 2383American Composite Shares Corp 1226, 1803American & Continental Corp 2198American Corp 1599, 1615American Credit Indemnity Co 2199American Department Stores Corp----313,

658, 1226, 1803American Depositor Corp-130, 313, 658,

851, 1034, 2199, 2390American Eagle Aircraft Corp 2199American Eagle Fire Insurance Co 851American Electric Power Corp. (Del.) --488, 653American Electric Securities Corp 2199American Encaustic Tiling Co, Ltd ----- 2199American Equities Co 644, 658, 1621, 1803American European Securities Co 303, 1993American Express Co 1416American & Foreign Power Co.. Inc-1213,

1218. 1987. 2189American Founders Corp 130, 497, 650American Fruit Growers, Inc 1599, 1621American Furniture Mart Bldg. Corp 1621American Gas Sc Electric Co 308, 1408American & General Securities Corp- -851, 1226American Hardware Corp 2199American Hawaiian steamship Co 1803American Hide & Leather Co 481, 497American Home Products Corp 1416American Ice Co 832, 852, 2199American Insuranstocks Corp 2390American International Corp 648, 1993American Investment Co. of Illinois_ 1803American Investment Co. (Wis.) 313American Investors, Inc 1034American La France & Foamite Corp 1621American Laundry Machinery Co. .1226,

2199, 2390American Lime & Stone Co 1416American Lithographic Co. Inc 1226American Locomotive Co_-131, 1226, 1416,

1603, 1803American Machine & Foundry Co 497, 852American Machine & Metals, Inc- -313. 497,

659, 2175. 2200American Mfg. Co. (Mass.) 2200American Metal Co., Ltd 852, 1034. 1416American Mutual Liability Insurance Co-1622American Natural Gas Corp-644, 653, 846. 2383American News Co., Inc 1226, 1803American Phenix Corp 313, 644, 659

1226115 131

American Power & Light Co 308. 653, 1987Amer. Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp-2390Amer. Radio & Television Stores Co ----- _ - _2200American Re-Insurance Co_ _ _ _ ----- 1416, 1803American Republics Corp 1015. 1025American Rolling Mill Co 1622, 1803American Safety Razor Corp__ _1034, 1622. 1803American Scantic Line, Inc 852American1226, 1417American Service Co 2200American Ship Building Co 497American Show Case & Mfg Co 659American Silver Co., Bristol, Conn 1417American Smelting & Refining Co 1789

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American Piano Co American Pneumatic Service Co

American Snuff Co

Page.American Solvents & Chemical Corp . -1993American States Public Service Co 301American Steel Co. of Indiana, Inc ______ -.1622American Steel Foundries 1034, 1803, 2391American Stores Co_ _497, 1226. 1804, 1994, 2391American Sugar Refining Co 1917American Superpower Corp 488American Surety Co. of New York 313, 659American Telegraph & Cable Co 1987, 2383American Telephone & Telegraph Co_123,

488. 653. 1408. 1789, 1972, 1976, 1987. 2018American Thermos Bottle Co 2391American Title & Guaranty Co 313American Tobacco Co_314. 659. 852, 1417,

1622, 1978, 1994, 2391American Transformer Co 1226American Trustee Share Corp 314, 497,2391American Utilities & General Corp--__1417, 1622American Vitrified Products Co__ _ _ -__131. 497American Water Works & Electric Co., Inc..

301,_309, 654. 1219, 1408, 1783, 1983,2189American Window Glass Co 131Amer. Woolen Co__ A97, 1804, 1994, 2200, 2391Americana Hotel Co., Inc 1034, 1621A93,sterdam Trading Co. (Handelsvereenigen

Amsterdamolland) 497Anaconda Copier Mining Co 2391Anaconda Wire & Cable Co 1226Anchor Cap Corp 1994Anchor Post Fence Co 1994Andes Copper Mining Co 2391Androscoggin & Kennebec By 2383Anglo-American Corp. of South Africa, Ltd.,

131,497. 1226, 1417, 1804. 2200, 2391Anglo-National Corp 659

AAffloi;Norwegian Holdings, Ltd 2200I Trap Co. of America 314

Ann Arbor RR 837, 1603, 2373Annapolis & Chesapeake Bay Power Co 847Anticosti Corp 1417Antilla Sugar Co 131, 2200Apex Electrical Mfg. Co 1417Appalachian Gas Corp_ _489, 654, 847, 10.27.

1218, 1794, 1987, 2383A. P. W. Paper Co., Inc 1213, 1225Aransas Pass-Rockport Light, Ice & Power 123, 489

Archer-Daniels-Midland Co 115, 131. 659Arizona Commercial Mining Co 852, 1226Arizona Edison Co 644, 654, 1408Arkansas Power & Light Co 300, 489. 2369Arlington Apartments, Pittsburgh, &a 659Arlington Apartments, Inc 659Arlington Hotel Co., Hot Springs NationalPark, Ark 314

Arlington Mills (Massachusetts) 852Armour & Co. (Ill.)_304, 314. 497, 852,

1226, 1417, 1622Armstrong Cork Co 131. 314, 1034, 1804Arnold Constable Corp 2200, 2391Arnold Print Works, North Adams, Mass. -1417Aroostook Valley RR 1613Arrow Hart & Hegeman Electric Co__ _852, 2391

Art Metal Construction Co 2200, 2391Art Metal Works, Inc 659Artloom Corp 497, 1034Arundel-At on Construction Co 1034Arundel Corp., Baltimore, Md__1034. 1783,

1804, 2369, 2391Asbestos Corp., Ltd 131, 314, 1035, 1804Associated Apparel Industries, Inc_314,

497,852, 1035. 1994,2200,2392Associated Co., Newark, N. J 1035Associated Electric Co 1219Associated Equities Inc 659Associated Gas & Electric Co_ _115, 123, 309,489, 654, 847. 1027, 1219, 1408, 1615, 1783,

1794, 1987, 2189, 2369, 2383Associated Industrial Bankers Corp_ _--659. 2200Associated Insurance Fund, Inc 497Associated Oil Co 1791Associated Public Utilities Corp 2189Associated Quality Canners. Ltd- 1804Associated Rayon Corp 1417, 2200Associated Security Investors, Inc 314, 497Associated Telephone & Telegraieh Co 1987Associated Telephone Utilities Co_ _309, 847.

1028. 1219, 1615, 1794, 2190, 2383Associated Investment Co 1035, 1417, 1622Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe By. System.121, 306, 651, 844, 1020, 1026, 1216, 1603, 2373

Atlanta Birmingham & Coast RR 2380Atlanta Gas Light Co 309Atlantic City Sewerage Co 1409Atlantic Coast Line RR 1984Atlantic Gas Co 490Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship Lines,

116, 832. 852, 1600, 1622, 1804, 2369Atlantic Ice & Coal Co 2392Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co 852, 1226Atlantic Pipe Line Co 314Atlantic Refining Co 497, 1035, 1226. 1611Atlantic Securities Corp 131. 314Atlas Acceptance Corp 315Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine Co.. Oakland,

Calif 852Atlas Plywood Corp 1600, 1622Atlas Powder Co 315, 342, 1035Atlas Tack Corp • 1994, 2392Atlas Utilities Corp _1226, 1623, 1994,_ 2200Auburn Automobile Col_497.

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644, 659. 8531035, 1227, 1417, 1623, 1804 1995, 2200;2392

Autocar Co- -497, 659, 853, 1417, 1608, 1995Automatic Washer Co 1035Autosales Corp., New York City 2392Avery (B. F.) & Sons, Inc 1623Aviation Building Corp., Forth Worth, Tex_1417Aviation Corp. of the Americas 2201Aviation Corp. (Del.) 659. 1418Aviation Securities Corp 1035

Babcock & Wilcox Co 1804achmann, Emmerich & Co., Inc 1036

Backstay Welt Co 1623Balaban & Katz Corp 1227Baldwin Locomotive Works--497. 1403, 1995Baldwin Rubber Co., Pontiac, Mich 1227Baltimore Brick Co. (Md.) 2201Baltimore Mail Steamship Co 853Baltimore & Ohio RR-_122, 486, 651, 1026,

1216, 1406, 1788, 2187, 2380Baltimore Tube Co., Inc 1418Bancokentucky Co- -131, 315. 1418, 1623, 2201Bancomit Corp., N.Y 1995Bancroft (Joseph) & Sons 1804, 2392Bangor & Aroostook 11R---120, 837. 1786, 2373Bangor (Me.) Hydro-Electric Co. .123 300,

1213, 1219, 1615, 1783Bank & Insurance Shares, Inc..1227, 1418,

1805, 2201Bankers Bond & Mortgage Guaranty Co. ofAmerica 498

Bankers Investment Trust of America 852Bankers Mutual Insurance Co., N. Y 498Bankers National Investing Corp 1418

Page.Bankers Securities Corp 659Bankus Corp 131. 315, 1805Barcelona Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.

116, 1015. 2369Barker Bros. Corp 1418Barnet Leather Co. Inc 1805Barnsdall Corporation 315, 659, 1788Bastian-Blessing Co 1418Bates Valve Bag Corp 660Baton Rouge Electric Co--481, 1015, 1794, 1972Batesville Southwestern. RR 1406Bawlf (N.) Grain Co., Ltd 853, 1227Bay Biscayne Bridge Co 498Bayuk Cigars, Inc 1227, 2392Beacon Manufacturing Co 1805Bearings Co. of America 1623. 1995Beauharnols Power Corp., Ltd__ _654, 847,

1219, 1615, 1987. 2190. 2383Beaver Mead & Englewood RR 1791Beech-Nut Packing Co 1805Belden Mfg. Co 122/Belding-Corticelli, Ltd 853Belding Hemingway Co 1418Belgo-Canadian Paper Co.. Ltd 1623Bell Telephone Co. of Canada___ _____ 654, 1615Bell Telephone Co. of Pa 1213, 1219, 1794Bellmore Apartment Co., Phila., Pa 662Belmont Building, N. Y. City 315Belt Line By. Corp 309Belt RR. & Stock Yds. of Indianapolls-2187, 2381Belway Corp., N. Y. City 1227Bendix Aviation Corp_853, 1036, 1227, 1418, 1995Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp..- _660, 853,

1036, 1418. 1995, 2392Benson & Hedges 1036, 1418Bentley Chain Stores Co., Inc., St. Louis,

1036, 1227, 1623, 1805Berkshire Street By 2383Berlin City Electric Co., Inc. (Berliner Steed-

tische Elektrizitaetswerke Akt.-Ges) 123Bernade Apartments (J. F. I. ConstructionCo.), Brooklyn, N. Y 1036

Bestbern Apartments (Bestbern Realty Corp)1227Bethlehem Steel Corp_ _131, 315, 498, 660,

833, 853, 1036, 1228, 1623, 1805, 2201, 2392Bibb Manufacturing Co ___________ - 854Bickfords, Inc 315, 1036, 1995Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc 1418Bird Sr Son, Inc 133, 315Birmingham Electric Co 481, 1783, 2174Bissell (T. E.) Co., Ltd 2392Blackstone Realty Co., Sioux City, Ia 1036Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co__ -116,

123. 481,. 1016„ 1783, 1972. 1988Blandin Paper Co. & Prairie River Pow. Co_ 854Blauner's, Inc 1995, 2392Blaw-Knox Co 301. 315Bleeker Street & Fulton Ferry RR 1219Bliss (E. W.) Co., Brooklyn, N. Y___ _2201, 2392Blue Ridge Corp 841, 854, 1623Blumenthal (Sidney) & Co., Inc 1623Blum's, Inc 1806Bohack (H. C.) Co 315, 498, 1036, 1995Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp..

822. 854, 1995, 2201Bolivia Ry 2381Bon Am' Co 133, 1623Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co 854Bond & Share Co., Ltd 1228Bonwit, Teller & Co 315Booth Cold Storage Co. of Mo 315Booth Mfg. Co., New Bedford, Mass 1418Border City Manufacturing Co 660Borden Co--133, 315, 498, 660, 1036, 1418,

1606, 1648, 2201Borg-Warner Corp_ -133, 315. 854, 1036.

1228. 1996, 2201, 2392Borne Scrymser Co 1623Boss Manufacturing Co 315Boston Consolidated Gas Co-490, 847, 1028. 1219Boston Elevated Ry_---1020. 1219, 1404, 1600Boston Herald-Traveler Corp 1036, 2201Boston & Maine RR-837. 1216, 1600, 1791,

1984, 2373, 2379, 2381Boston Mfg. Co 316Boston Personal Property Trust 498Boston Revere Beach & Lynn RR 486Boston Sand & Gravel Co 2392Boston Wharf Co 1036Bovril, Ltd 1418Bower Roller Bearing Co 1418Boyd-Welsh Shoe Co., St. Louis 498Brach (E. J.) & Sons, Chicago 1228Brantford Roofing Co., Ltd 316Brazilian Traction Lt. & Pow. Co., Ltd.

116, 490, 645. 1600Brennan Packing Co., Chicago 316Brewing Corp. of Canada. Ltd 316Briggs Manufacturing Co 660, 2201Briggs & Stratton Corp 1418, 1806Brighton Mills, Passaic, N. J 1418Brill (J. G.) Co. of Philadelphia 1623Brill Corn 1418, 1623Brimstone RR. & CanalCo 1216Bristol Mfg. Corp,. New Bedford 1037, 1418Bristol & 'Warren Water Works 1988British American Oil Co., Ltd 2393British-Amer. Tob, Co., Ltd_ _316. 498.

1418. 1624, 1806British Columbia Electric By., Ltd 2384British Columbia Power Corp , Ltd 2383British Columbia Telephone Co 309British Controlled Oilfields, Ltd 854British Type Investors, Inc 1037Broad Street Investing Co., Inc 2393Broadway Department Stores, Inc 316Broadway & Seventh Avenue RR 1219Brockway (N. Y.) Brick Co 1228Brockway Motor Truck Corp 498Brockton Gas Light Co 1794Brompton Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd 2393Brookhold Construction Co., Inc 1629, 2004Brooklyn Borough Gas Co 2190 2383Brooklyn Edison Co.. Inc 1409, 1615. 1988Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit_123, 644, 1600, _21_74,.Brooklyn & Queens Transit Sys-645, 1600. 21"Brooklyn Union Gas Co 490, 1404Brown, Durrell Co 133Brunswick-Balke-Collender 00_1624, 2201, 2393Brunswick-Kroeschell Co. of N. J ______ 316Brunswick (Ga.) Term. & By. Secs. 00_660, 2202Buckeye Pipe Line Co 1624Buckeye Shares, Inc 1037

C Bucyrus-Erie o 1037, 1996Bucyrus-Monighan Co 1806Budd _(Edward G.) Mfg. Co__-498, 1037, 1418Budd Wheel Co 498, 1037, 1418Buffalo Elevators Inc 1037Buffalo & Fort Erie Pub. Bridge 00 1996Buffalo General Electric Co 654Buffalo, Niagara & Eastern Power Corp-847, 1615Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh By 1613Buffalo & Susquehanna RR 837. 844Building Products, Ltd 855Bullard Co 1996Bulova Watch Co., Inc 1228


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Bunker Hill & Sullivan Min. & Concen. Co.133, 301, 316, 1213. 1228, 1783, 1806. 1996

Bunte Bros., Chicago 498. 2393Burma Corp., Ltd 316Burns Bros___ -316, 499, 660, 1419, 1806, 2202Burroughs Adding Machine (Jo .133, 1806, 1996Bush Service Corp 1228, 1419Bush Terminal Co 1228, 2393Business Recovery Corp 1806Butler Bros., Chicago 133. 855, 1037, 1996Butte Copper & Zinc Co 1213, 1228Butte & Superior Mining Co 1600. 1806Butterick Co 2202. 2393Byers (A. M.) Co 317. 499, 1972, 1996

Cabot Mfg. Co 1624adillac Motor Car Co 1037, 1996

Calgary Power Co., Ltd 1219California & Hawaiian Sugar Ref. Corp 317California Oregon Power Co--832, 1988,

2175, 2190California Petroleum Corp 2203California Reserve Co., Los Angeles, Calif 661California Water Service Co--116, 645, 1028,1219California Wine Association 317Calumet & Arizona Mining Co--317, 1037,

1996, 2202, 2393Calumet & Heels Consolidated Copper Co.,

1016, 1037, 2203, 2394Calumet & South Chicago RY 2384Cambria Iron Co 2394Cambridge Investment Corp__ ------ 1996. 2394Campbell Soup Co 1037Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.,

661, 1996. 2203Canada-America Distributors, Ltd 499Canada Bread Co., Ltd 1624Canada Cement Co., Ltd 499Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc-661, 833, 854,

1037, 1229, 2394Canada Gas & Power Co 847Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd 1624Canada Northern Power Corp., Ltd-847, 2384Canada Paper Co 1996Canada Power & Paper Corp.. --.1228, 1624, 2394Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd 2394Canada Sugar Refining Co., Ltd 134ana ainegars, Ltd 855

Canada Wire & Cable Co., Ltd 133Canadian Bronze Co. Ltd 1228Canadian Canners, Ltd 1419Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd- -2203, 2394Canadian Foreign Investment Corp., Ltd,

134, 317Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd- -855, 1807Canadian Hydro-Electric Corp., Ltd 1615Canadian Industries Ltd 2394Canadian International Paper Co., Ltd 2395Canadian Investors Corp Ltd 2395Canadian Light & Power Co., Ltd 1409Canadian National Ry- -122, 303, 486, 651,

844, 1216, 1786Canadian Pacific Ry__121. 651, 837, 1614

1783, 1791, 1974, 1985, 2188, 2375;2418Canadian Power & Paper Invest., Ltd 1419Canadian Terminal System, Ltd 1229Canadian Western Natural Gas, Light, Heat& Power Co., Ltd 490, 655, 1615

Candy Brands, Inc 2203Cane Belt RR 1216Canfield Oil Co., Cleveland 1038Cape Breton Electric Co., Ltd- - -116, 481, 1616Cape Fear Rys., Inc 487Capital Accumulation Corp 661Capital Administration Co., Ltd-134,

1624, 1038,

1807Capital Depositor Corp 31Capital Management Corp 661Capital Traction Co 1616Caracas Sugar Co 1229Carbon Steel Co 1229Carey (Philip) meg. co 1038Carib Syndicate, Ltd 2203Carolina Power & Light Co 2369Carpel Corp 134, 2394Carrier Corp. (Del.) 317Carrier Engineering Corp 317Case (J. I.) Co 1807. 1997Casey & Kansas RR 122Castle(A. .Co 855Catelll Macaroni Products Corp., Ltd 1419Caterpillar Tractor Co 1038, 1213, 1229Cavalier Apartment Hotel, Washington, D.C. 661CavalierCorp., Washington, D. C 661Cavanagh-Dobbs Inc 855Cayuga Southern Telephone Co 655Cecil Hotel, Atlanta, Ga 1807Cedric Apartments, Washington, D. 0 661Cedric Apartments Corp 661Celenese Corp. of America 2203Celluloid Corp 1038, 2394Cellulose Products, Inc 2395Celoter Co -317. 499, 661Central Arizona Light & Pow. 00_645, 1783, 2369Central Bond & Mortgage Co.. Inc., Rich-mond, Va 855

Central Coal & Coke Co 855Central Illinois Electric & Gas Co 1409Central Illinois Light Co_1016, 1600, 2190, 2369Central Illinois Public Service Co 309, 1616Central Illinois Securities Corp 855Central Indiana Power Co 655Central Maine Power CoCentral Power Co Central Public Service Corp 309, 490, 655.

21833, 847, 1028, 1794, 1988, 90, 2384Central BE. of New Jersey 651Central & South West Utilities Co. 490. 1988, 2384Central States Edison Co 301, 309Central States Electric Corp 84_ „7 1409Central Surety & Ins. Corp., K.ansas City, Mo.855Central Vermont Ry., Inc 648, 1399. 2177Central West Public Service Co .490 ,£347,1028 .1219

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Century Airlines. Chicago Century Electric Co Century Ribbon Mills, IncCentury Securities Corp Century Shares Trust Cerro de Pasco Copper Co Certain-teed Products Corp 1981, 1997cespodes Sugar Co. (Compania Azucarera

Ccespedes) 1624Chain Belt Co 134, 1624Chain & General Equities. Inc. 1038, 1229, 1419Chain Store Investment Corp 1229Chain Store Stocks, Inc 855Champion Coated Paper Co 856, 1229Charmon (H.) Co., Chicago 1997Chapman Valve Mfg. Co 134, 1038Cherie Corp 661, 1600, 1624, 1807Charleston & West Carolina By 1985Charleston (Mass.) Gas & Electric Co 490Charleston Interurban RR 1409Chartered Investors, Inc 499

Chatham Apartment Hotel, Phila., PaChecker Cab Mfg. Corp Chesebrough Mfg. Co., ConsolCherry-Burrell CorpChesapeake CorpChesapeake & Ohio By 122, 1985Chespeake & Potomac Telephone Co. ofBaltimore 1219, 1988

Chesapeake & Potomac Tel. Co. of D. O.- - - -1794Chesapeakeo & Potomac (Bell) Telephone Co.

fVirginia 1219. 1988Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.(W. Va.) 1988, 2190

1038Chestnut & Smith Corp 116. 645Chester Water Service Co

Chevrolet Motor Co 661. 1038, 1230, 1997Chevy Chase Dairy, Washington, D. C__ -_ 499Chicago & Alton RR 306. 651, 1985Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR- _307. 844.

1985. 2381City & Connecting Rys. Collateral

City By 490, 2384 1022

135DCiN)y News, Inc 134District Electric Generating Corp.,

Dock & Canal Co 1807490, 1794, 2190

& Eastern Illinois By 122. 844Electric Mfg. Co 1419& Erie RR 844Evening Post Co 1230, 1624Fidelity & Casualty Co 1038Great Western RR- _307, 487, 651,

G 1026. 2187

Gulf Corp 1419Heights Terminal Transfer RR 122Investors' Corp 856Junction Rys. & Union Stock Yards

2204Local Transportation Co. 309, 490.

655, 1028, 1219, 1616, 1794. 2384Mill & Lumber Co 1419Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.

307, 844, 1406, 1792Milwaukee & St. Paul By 307North Shore & Milwaukee RR 1409,

1616. 1795& North Western By. 487, 844. 1216.

1406, 1985Pneumatic Tool Co. 1807. 2175,

2204, 2395Chicago Railway Equipment Co 1625, 2204Chicago Rys 123, 1028, 2187Chicago Rapid Transit Co 1028, 1220, 1616Chicago Rock Island & Pacific By. 651,

1026, 1792, 1975. 2187. 2374, 2376Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha By.

1026, 1216Chicago South Shore & South Bend RR_ _ _ _ _1616Chicago Surface Lines 309, 645, 655, 2175,

2190. 2370Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern By.. .1028Chicago Towel Co 661Chicago & West Towns By 2384Chicago & Western Indiana RR 1792Chicopee (Mass.) Mfg. Co 123902Childs Co 318. 661, 1022. 1230, 1997, 2395Chile Copper Co 134. 1625Chris-Craft Corp., Algoma°, Mich 4i99, 856Chrysler Corp. (Del.) 856, 1230, 1402, 1976, 2395Churngold 1038Cincinnati Bal1PCrank Co

97Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co 117995Cincinnati Northern RR

2619501Cincinnati Street By Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Tel. Co.. -1029, 1220Cincinnati Union Stock Yards Co 1625Cincinnati Union Terminal CO 1026Cities Service Co. 645, 655, 847, 1397, 1409,

1795, 2175, 2190, 2384Cities Service Refining Co 1038Citizens Gas Co. (ofIndianapolis) 309. 2385Citizens Water Service Co 116, 645City Financial Corp 135, 318City Ice & Fuel Co 856. 2395City Investing Co 833,856. 1038City Machine & Tool Co 1997City Mfg. Co., New Bedford, Mass-1038, 2396City Shares, Inc City Stores Co City Union Corp., Buffalo, N. YClarion River Power Co

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Page. 661

1997 1419 661 1406, 1614

64996611220

Clark (D. L.) Co 1230Claude Neon Electrical Products Corp., Ltd.,Los Angles, Calif 135. 1625, 1807

Claude Neon General Advertising, Ltd 1997Claude Neon Lights, Inc 1230, 1419. 2396Cleveland Automatic Machine Co 2396Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis By.

307. 652, 1026, 1792Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co 1997Cleveland Electric Illuminating CO 1409Cleveland Hall Apartments, Buffalo, N. Y 661Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR 487Cleveland Quarries Co _____________ - -1039

847. 1220. 1409 134

1222204, 2396

19972396

1216499, 1021

856 1795

1419, 16251807

Cleveland Ohio) BCleveland 4ractor CoCleveland Union Terminals Co Cleveland Worsted Mills Co Cliffs Corp Clinchfield Coal Corp Clinton & Oklahoma Western RRCluett, Peabody & Co., Inc Clyde Steamship Co Coast Counties Gas & Electric CoCoca-Cola Co Coca-Cola International Corp Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd 499, 856Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co_ __1039. 1807,

1997, 2204, 2397Collins & Aikman Corp 645, 661Collier Insulated Wire Co Colonial Beacon Oil Co Colonial Bond & Share CorpColonial Chair Co Colorado Fuel & Iron Co Colorado & Southern By Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co 1625Columbia Gas & Electric Corp_309, 491,

847, 1397, 1410, 1609Columbia Graphophone Co., Ltd., England_2204Columbia Investing Corp 662Columbia Oil & Gasoline Corp 2204Columbia Pictures Corp- -318. 1039, 1419.

2370, 2397Columbia Steel Corp 318Columbia Sugar Co 2204Columbian Carbon Co 135, 318, 2177Columbus, Delaware & Marion Electric Co.

124, 2190Columbus Marion & Bucyrus RR 2190Commercial Bookbinding Co 2397Commercial Credit Co 856Commercial Investment Trust Corp.. -318,

1024, 1039, 1420, 1625, 1807

2204 2397 50(5, 856

1807856, 1997, 2396

Page.Commercial Investment Trust, Inc 135Commercial Share Corp., Buffalo 857Commercial Solvents or 1039, 1807Commonwealth Casualty Co., Phila.. _500,

1230, 1420Commonwealth Edison Co 309. 1029Commonwealth Securities. Inc- -856, 1230, 1625Commonwealth & Southern Corp_ A91,833,

1220, 1600, 1988, 2370Commonwealth Utilities Corp 124Community Power & Light Co_833, 1397, 2175Community Water Service Co 491Concord (N. H.) Electric Co 1795Conduit Co., Ltd 1997Confederation Investments. Ltd 318, 500Congoleum-Nairn, Inc 1420Congress Cigar Co., Inc 1420Congress Hotel Co. of Chicago 1807Connecticut Co 2384Connecticut Electric Service Co 2385Connecticut Investment Trust, New Haven,Conn 318

Connecting Railway 307. 1792Connecting Terminal RR 1792Conowingo Power Co 847, 1029Consolidated Cigar Corp-1016. 1039, 1420,

1997, 2397Consolidated Dry Goods Co., Springfield,Mass 1039

Consolidated Film Industries, Inc-301, 318,1997. 2397

Consolidated Gas Co. of New York_ -491,1220, 1607, 1795, 2385

Consolidated Gas Electric Light & PowerCo. of Balt__116. 124. 833, 847,1016.0116.

1029, 1795, 1989Consolidated Gas Utilities Co 1989Consolidated Gold Mining Co 1039Consolidated Ice Co 2205, 2397Consolidated Indemnity & Insurance Co. 318, 662Consolidated Laundries Corp-1230, 1420. 2205Consolidated Lead & Zinc Co 1039Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. ofCanada. Ltd 1230

Consolidated Public Service Corp 1420Consolidated Public Utility Invest. Co. 1230, 1625Consolidated Mts. of Cuba.--_1406, 2177. 2188Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc-500, 1230, 2397Consolidated Steel Corp., Ltd 2205, 2397Consolidated Theatres, Ltd 2397Consolidated Water Power & Paper Co_ _318.

1039, 1230Consolidation Coal Co 2186, 2397Constitution Indemnity Co., Philadelphia-- 500Construction Materials Corp 1807, 2397Consumers Co 1807. 2397Consumers Power Co 833, 1600, 2370Container Corp. of America 1808, 1997Continental Baking Corp 1039, 1215Continental Can Co., Inc_500, 1405, 1420,

1997Continental-Diamond Fibre Co 1783, 1808Continental Gin Co., Inc 1808Continental Insurance Co 857Continental Mortgage Co. of N. C 1997Continental Mortgage Guarantee Co 1420Continental Motors Corp 318, 500, 857Continental Oil Co. (of Del.)---_318, 1420, 2185Continental Securities Corp 1039Continental Securities Holding Corp 857Continental Shares, Inc--318, 1420, 1611,

1625, 2205Continental Steel Corp 1998Contoocook Mills Corp 1421, 1808, 2398Conway Realty Co., Boston 662Cook Paint & Varnish Co 500Coon (W. B.)

C Co., Rochester, N.Y 500

Cooper-Bessemer orp 857, 1808Coos Bay Lumber Co 1421Copeland Products. Inc 500, 1998, 2205Copperweld Steel Co 1625Corcoran Courts, Washington, D. 0 662Corcoran Courts Corp., ashington, D. C. 662Cord Corp 1280Corn Products Refining Co 135, 1980Cornell Mills, Fall River 500Corning & Painted Post Street Ry 2385Corporation Securities Co. of Chioago- _135.

1230. 1421, 1625Craddock-Terry Co 1039Crane Co., Chicago 662, 1421, 1808Cream of Wheat Corp 1421, 1808Credit Alliance Corp 1230Credit Service, Inc 1039, 1808Credit Utility Banking Corp 857Cresson Consolidated Gold Mirdng & MillingCo 318

Cretshire Apartments, Philadelphia, Pa 662Crocker-Wheeler Electric Manufacturing Co_1421Crosley Radio Corp 833, 857, 1039Crown Central Petroleum Corp 135Crown Cork & Seal Co., Baltimore 857Crown Drug Stores, Inc 500, 1422, 1998Crown Willamette Paper Co 1972, 1998Crown Zellerback Corp 1230, 1972, 1998Crucible Steel Co. of America 1215, 2205Crystal Tissue Co 2205Cuba Company 2175, 2205Cuba Northern Rys 1406, 2177. 2188Cuba RR 1406. 2177, 2188Cuban-American Sugar Co 1808, 2397Cuban Dominican Sugar Corp 1625, 1808Cumberland Pipe Line Co 857, 1040Cumulative Investment Foundation, Ltd-1422Cumulative Shares Corp 318. 1040Cunard (Steamship) Co 2398Curtis Publishing Co 1040Curtiss Wright Corp 135, 662, 857 1040Cushman's Sons, Inc .857Cutler-Hammer, Inc 500, 1625, 1998

Dahlberg Corp. of America 1998airy Corp. of Canada, Ltd 135

Dairymen's League Co-operative Associa-tion, Inc 662

Dakota Central Telephone Co 2190Dallas Power & Light Co 645, 1397, 2370Danville Traction & Power Co 1220, 1410Darby Petroleum Corp 318. 2398Dartmouth Mfg. Corp 1625Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc 1625Davenport Water Co. (Del.) 1220David & Frere, Ltd 1422Dayton & Western Traction Co 1616De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd 2398De Forest Crosley Radio Co.. Ltd 1231Be Forest Radio Co. of N. J...500. 833. 858, 1040Be Havilland Aircraft Co., Canada, Ltd... 500On Long Hook & Eye Co 1016, 1040

2398Decker (Alfred) & Cohen, Inc 662

17921625

858, 1022Defiance Gas & Electric Co 847Deisell-Wemmer-Gilbert Corp 1809. 1998

Debenharns Securities, Ltd

Death Valley RR., Ltd Deep Rock Oil Corp Deere & Co., Moline, Ill


XXIV INDEX [VOL. 132-PART 1.

Page.Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Coal Co..

1625, 2205Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR_ _652

844, 1605 'Delgado Cotton Mills, Wilmiiagton, N ,.

__2381500

Denver & Rio Grande Western 11R 837,1028, 1216, 1603

Denver & Salt Lake Ry 844Denver Tramway Corp 1029Depositor Co. of Canada_ _., 135Derby Oil & Refining Corp 1625Des Moines City By 2385Des Moines By 2385Detroit Aircraft Corp 682, 1231, 2205Detroit Bankers Co 500Detroit & Canada Tunnel Co 662Detroit City Service Co 1040, 1422Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co 1040Detroit Edison Co_ _309, 491. 645, 648, 1029,

1220, 1397, 1410. 2175, 2190Detroit International Bridge Co 1040Detroit-Michigan Stove Co. 318Detroit Motor Bus Co 1410, 2385Detroit Street Railways 645, 1398, 1972Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR 307, 1406Devoe & Reynolds Co., Inc 858Devonian Oil Co 2398Devonshire Investing Corp 662Dewey & Almy Chemical Co 1809Diamond Electrical Mfg. Co., Ltd 2398Diamond Iron Works, Inc 858Diamond Match Co. (Del.) 318Diamond Match Co. (Ill.) 135, 501, 2179Diamond Shoe Corp 319. 1230, 1809Diamond State Telephone Co 1410DIctaphone Corp 319, 2205. 2398Dinkier Hotels Co.. Inc 1825Discount Corp. of New York- - - - - - _ - - -319. 500Distributors Group, Inc_136, 319, 663, 858,

1040. 1809Diversivied Standard Securities, Ltd., Mon-

treal. Canada 663Dixie Gas & Utilities Co 655, 2385Dobry (D. A.) Securities Co., Davenport,Iowa 1025, 1809

Doctor Pepper Co 1422Dodge City & Cimarron Valley By 1792Doehler Die Casting Co 1809Dold (Jacob) Packing Co 663Dolese & Shepard Co 2205Dolphin Paint & Varnish Co 501Dome Minas, Ltd 645. 663Domestic Industries. Inc 858Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd 135, 501Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd 1422Dominion Gas & Electric Co 491Dominion General Motors, Ltd., Canada -2205Dominion Power & Transmission Co., Ltd- - 309Dominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd_ _ _- -_ - 663Dominion Stores. Ltd_ _663, 1040, 1422, 1998.

2398Donnaconna Paper Co., Ltd 858Donner Steel Co 1998Doubleday, Doran & Co 1040Douglas Aircraft Co.. Inc319, 1040, 1422,

1825, 2398Douglas . L.) Shoe Co 1809, 2398Dresser (8. R.) Mfg. Co 1230Drug. Inc 1422Dry IceCorp. of America 319Du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co 839Du Pont Viscoloid Co 1040Dun (R. G.) Corp, New York 501Duke Power Co 2191Duke Price Power Co., Ltd 2191Duluth South Shore & Atlantic Ry---4020. 1026Duluth Superior Traction Co 2385Duplan Silk Corp 116, 136. 2370, 2398Duquesne Gas Corp 655Durant Motor Co. of California 1040Durant Motors of Canada, Ltd 501.2205Durant Motors, Inc 1809, 1998Durham-Duplex Razor Co 1041. 1626Durham Hosiery Mills 1809

Eagle Fire Insurance Co of N J 1809a le Pencil Co 1628

Eagle-Picher Lead Co 1422, 1826, 1809, 2205East Butte Copper Mining Co 1041, 1998East Coast Utilities Co 1029East St. Louis & Suburban Co 1213, 1220Eastern Equities Corp 319, 663, 1422, 1999Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates 1220Eastern Investors Co., Inc 1809Eastern Manufacturing Co of Me 1231Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry. 118, 855,

847, 1018, 1795, 2370Eastern Minnesota Power Corp_ __ -845, 655, 1029Eastern New Jersey Power Co 847Eastern Rolling Mill Co 1998Eastern Shore Public Service Co 655, 1220Eastern States Power Corp 1029Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc 301, 1783Eastern Steel Co 501, 1041Eastern Texas Elec. Co. (Del.)-1016, 1795, 2175Eastern Utilities Associates 116, 481, 645,

1016. 1783, 1972, 1989Eastern Utilities Investing Corp 124Eastman Kodak Co 1231, 1422Eaton Axle & Spring Co- --1826, 1810, 1999, 2398Edison Bros. Stores, Inc 319, 1231, 1999Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston .2385Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Brockton-1989Edmonton Radial By 1600, 2370Edwards Dental Supply Co 1810Eitingon-Schlld Co 1422, 1999El Paso Electric Co. (Del.)_481, 1213, 1796, 1973El Paso Natural Gas Co 848, 1029, 1410Electric Auto-Lite Co 1999. 2205, 2399Electric Bond & Share Co_1410, 1816, 2180, 2191Electric Controller & Mfg. Co 1810Electric Hose & Rubber Co 1422Electric Household Utilities Corp 138, 858Electric Light St Power Co. of Abington &Roc d 1989

Electric Power Associates, Inc 858Electric Power & Light Corp 1796, 1990Electric Railway Lines Electric Shareholdings CorpElectric Storage Battery CoElectrical Develo ment Co. of Ontario, Ltd-1989

12311216

Elgin National Watch Co 501, 2398Elizabethtown Water Co., Consol 2385Elk Horn Coal Corp 1999Elmira & Lake Ontario RR 487Elmira Water, Light & RR. Co 1220Elousie Apartments, Albany. N. Y 663Elousie Corp., Albany, N. "y" 683Ely & Walker Dry Goods 00 663, 1422Emerson 13rantingham Corp 1626, 2399Emerson Bromo-Seitzer, Inc 1041Emlen Arms Apartments, Philadelphia, Pa_ 663Empire Corp 848Empire District Electric Co 310, 1410

309 842, 858 1810

ect cal Securities Corp -Elgin, Joliet & Eastern By

Page.Empire Power Corp. of New York ------ -- -1618Empire Public Service Corp 1029, 2191Empire State, Inc., N. Y. City 136Empire State Railroad Corp ------ _ . _1410, 2385Empire Steel Corp 1422, 1626, 1810Empire Title & Guarantee Co 501, 1041Employers Reinsurance Corp. (Kansas)__- - 859Emsco-Derrick & Equipment Co 319Endicott Johnson Corp 1423Engineers Public Service Co _116. 491, 833.

848, 1411, 1605, 1616. 1784, 1796, 1990Equitable Casualty & Surety Co 136Equitable Office Building Corp_301, 319,

1212, 1231, 1972, 2000, 2399Equity Investors Corp 1231, 1423Erie County Traction Corp ________ - - _- -2191Erie RR 837. 845, 1604, 2373, 2381Ernesto Bredo Co 1423Eskimo Pie Corp 2399Estey Construction Corp., N. Y. City_ _ _ 1999Ethyl Gasoline Corp 859, 2205Eureka Pipe Line Co 1041Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co 1423, 1626European Electric Corp., Ltd 655Evans Auto Loading Co., Inc 1626, 1811Evans Products Co 1626, 2206Exchange Buffet Corp 319, 1231, 1800, 1626Exeter (N. H.) & Hampton Electric Co - -4 -1796

Fabrics Finishing Corp 663, 1423, 1811ageol Motors Co., Oakland, Calif_319, 2399

Fairbanks Co 1601, 1811Fairbanks Morse & Co 2206, 2399Fairchild Aviation Corp 1423, 2000, 2399Fairfax Apartment Corp., Buffalo , N. Y - 663Fiarfax Apartment Hotel. Philadelphia, Pa-- 663Fairfax, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa 663Fairfax, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa 663Fairfax of Buffalo, Buffalo, N. Y 683Fairfax of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa 663Fiarmount Park Transit Co 1029, 1411Fajardo Sugar Co 859 1424Fail River Gas Works Co--118, 481, 645, 1016

1030, 1783, 1973Farmers Mfg. Co 663Farr Alpaca Co 2399Fashion Park Associates, Inc- 136, 859, 1626Feather River Power Co 124Federal Bake Shops, Inc 319, 1231. 2000Federal Knitting Mills Co 501Federal Light & Traction Co--481, 1030.

1784, 1796. 2370, 2386Federal Mining & Smelting Co-1811, 2000,

2370, 2399Federal Mogul Corp 2000Federal Mortgage Co. 0.) 2000Federal Motor Truck Co 663, 1626Federal Power & Light Co 1411Federal Screw Works 1811, 2000Federal Water Service Corp-116, 481, 491.

646, 848, 2187Federated Business Publications, Inc-136, 319Federated Capital Corp 2399Federated Metals Corp 1041Ferro Enamel Corp 2399Fiat (Turin, Italy) 1424 2399Fidelity & Casualty Co 13d, 859Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland_ _ - -- 859Fidelity Investment Association-138, 319. 1424Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co 859Field (Marshall) & Co 1626, 2000, 2399Fifth Avenue Apartments, Pittsburgh, Pa__ - 663Fifty Associates, Toledo, 0 138Finance Co. of America at Baltimore_ _1041. 2399Finance Co. of Pennsylvania, Phila. 663Finance Service Co 1041Financial Institutions, Inc 501Fire Association of Philadelphia 501Firestone Tire & Rubber Co 319First American Bancorporation, Inc 1424First American Fire Insurance Co 859First Chrold Corp 645..863First Investment Co. of New Hampshire 319First National Stores. Inc. 319, 1214, 1231,

1398, 1424, 1811First Security Corp 2399First Trust Bankatock Corp 663Firstbrook Boxes, Ltd 2206Firth Sterling Steel Co 1041Fishman (M. II.) & Co., Inc_ _ _ _319, 1041, 1811Fisk Rubber Co 319, 501, 1811Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light Co 1796Fitchburg & Leominster Street By 1220Fitz Simons & Connell Dredge & Dock Co.

663, 859531 Fifth Avenue Corp., N. Y. City 1041Fleisher (S. B. & B. W.), Inc 1424Flint Mills, Fall River, Mass- --8t33, 1811, 2399Flintkote Co 2206Florence Stove Co., Boston 2000Florida Central & Gulf By 487Florida East Coast Ry _____________ _ _ _ _ _1026Florida Power & Light Co _____ _ _301, 1973, 2370Florshiem Shoe Co 136, 319, 1811, 2399Follansbee Bros. Co 859, 2000Fonda. Johnstown & Gloversville RE 121, 122Foote Bros. Gear & Machine Co 1626Foote-Burt Co., Cleveland 1626Ford Investors, Inc 2206Ford Motor Co. of Belgium 319Ford Motor Co. of Denmark ________ __ __ __ _1041Ford Motor Co., Detroit 319, 1231, 2000Ford Motor Co., Ltd., England_ _663, 2000, 2399Ford Motor Co. of Holland 2000Ford Motor Co., France 2399Ford Motor Co. of Sweden 2000Foreign Power Securities Corp, Ltd 1411Forman (George M.) & Co 1231Forman (George M.) Realty Trust- - -1626, 1811Fort Worth Belt By 1985os ay ( . B.) Co 1827

Foster (W C.) Co 1041Foster & 'Geiser Co 116. 136Foster Wheeler Corp 883, 1232, 2000. 2206Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd 1232Fourth Canadian General Investment Trust,Ltd 319

Fourth National Investors Corp. 138, 319.1424, 1811, 2399

Forty-three & Locust St. Apartments, Phila. 663Fox Film Corp 1424. 2000Fox West Coast Theatres (Calif.) 319Francisco Sugar Co 136Franklin Capital Corp 320Franklin (IL H.) Mfg. Co 859, 1041, 1627, 2000Freeport Texas Co. 501, 1042, 1424, 1612,

1627, 2000. 2206Frontenac Corp 1425Fuller (George A.) Co 663Fulton Iron Works Co ____________ _ ..._ _ _ _ _ _1042Fundamental Group Corp 1371, 1627. 2000

Gabriel Co 1627air (Robert) Co 859, 1627, 1812

Galveston Electric Co. 116, 646, 1018, 1784,1973

Page.Galland Mercantile Laundry Co 1232Galveston-Houston Electric Co. 117, 646,

1016, 1784, 1973Galveston-Houston Electric By. 116, 481,

646, 1601, 1784Gemmel' Company 2370, 2400Gardner-Denver Co 2001, 2370, 2400Gardner Motor Co., Inc 2001, 2400Gary Railways Co 2191Gas & Electric Securities Co 848Gatineau Power Co 2191Gemmer Mfg. Co 1232General Alliance Corp 563General Alloys Co 1425General American Investors Co., Inc 803General American Securities, Inc 320General American Tank Car Corp...1232,

1425. 1811. 2001General American Transportation System - -2001General American Transportation

System.Inc 2001General Asphalt Co 1425, 2400General Aviation Corp. of America_ - -320, 1232General Baking Co--501, 664, 1425, 1827,

2001, 2400General Baking Corp--501, 664, 1042, 1827, 2208General Bronze Corp 1425General Cable Corp 1812General Capital Corp_501, 860, 1425, 1627. 2206 'General Cigar Co., Inc 1042General Development Co 1425General Electric Co__137, 320, 501, 664, 860,

1425, 1827, 2104, 2400General Electric Co. (Allgemeine Elektri-

citaets Gesellschaft) Germany 860General Empire Corp 860General Fire Extinguisher Co 1627General Fireproofing Co 860General Foods Corp664 1642 2178Genera Foundry & Machine Co., Flint, Mich, 320General Gas & Electric Corp-117, 124, 1220.

1617

Graton & Knight CoGray Telephone Pay Station Co 2401Graymur Corp 861Great American Insurance Co 1043Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co_502, 861, 1426Great Consolidated Electric Power Co.. Ltd.of Japan (Daido Denryoku KabushikiKaisha) 124

Great Lakes Aircraft Corp 1233,2001Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co 664. 1428Great Lakes Paper CO., Ltd ________ - - - - _2401Great Lakes Pipe Line Co 861, 1814, 2002Great Lakes Steamship Co., Inc. (Del.) 2208Great Lakes Term. Warehouse Co. of Toledo.. 320Great Lakes Utilities Corp 491, 655Great Northern Paper Co 1814Great Northern By 307, 1217, 1406, 2381Great Western Power Co. of Calif 124Greater Buffalo Theatres, Inc 502

General Indemnity Corp. of America, 1812

General Laundry Machinery Corp 501General Leather Co 1812General Machinery Corp 2400Genera Mills, Inc 860General Motors Acceptance Corp 1607General Motors Corp- -137, 320. 501, 664,

860, 1042, 1232, 1425, 1812. 2206, 2400General Motors Export Co 1812General Motors Securities Co 664General Motorship Corp.. New York 1627General Outdoor Advertising Co 1042, 1426General Parts Corp 502General Public Service Corp 485, 1042,

1426, 1627General Railway Signal Co ________ 860General Realty & Utilities Corp- -137, 2001, 2208General Refractories Co- -502, 833, 860, 1812,

2207, 2400General Shares Corp 502, 2207General Shares, Inc 502, 1428General Steel Castings Corp 2001, 2207General Surety Co., New York 860General Talking Pictures Corp 1813General Telephone & Electric Corp...... - -310, 855General Theatres Equipment, Inc-117, 137,

320, 1232General Tire & Rubber Co 137, 1232, 2001General Trustees Corp., Utica, N. Y 320General Utilitites Co., Kansas City, Mo.. 2386General Water Works & Electric Corp_1796, 1990Georgia & Florida RR 121, 837, 1787Georgia Manganese & Iron Co.._ 2207Georgia Power Co 833, 1801Georgian, Inc 1232Germantown Manor Apartments, Philadel-

phia, Pa 664Giant Portland Cement Co 1042Gibraltar Finance Corp of N. Y 137Gillette Safety Razor Co--137, 1627, 1813, 2207Gillican Co., Inc 860Gimbel Brothers, Inc 320, 2401Gleaner Combine Harvester Corp--137, 1042,

,1426Glen Alden Coal Co 2001, 2207Glen Falls (N. Y.) Insurance Co 860Glenside Woolen Mills 1813Glidden Co 137, 861, 1627Globe-Democrat Publishing Co 2400Globe Grain & Milling Co 1016, 1043Gobel (Adolph), Inc--482. 664, 1601, 1627, 2001Gold Dust Corp 1813Golden State Milk Products Co 2207Goldman Sachs Trading Corp. 320, 881. 1023,

1043, 2207Goldsmith (L.), Inc 1428Goodrich (B. F.) Co 1043, 1981, 2001Goodyear Fabric Corp 861Goodyear Textile Mills Co., Los Angeles........1813Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, 0. 320,

861, 1232, 1402, 1426Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Calif 1813Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd. 320Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co 2207Gotham Silk Hosiery Co., Inc 1426Gould Coupler Co 1397, 1428, 2401Goulds Pumps, Inc 2001Grace Dart Home Hospital, Montreal _____ - _ 320Grace (W. R.) & Co., New York 137, 1813Grace Securities Corp 1426Grace Steamship Co 861Graham-Paige Motors Corp. 117, 137, 502,

1232, 2207, 2401Grand Canyon By 1406Grand Central Surety Co 1426Grand Rapids Metalcraft Corp 1043, 1426Grand Rapids RR 1616Grand Rapids Varnish Corp 2207Grand (F. & W.)-Silver Stores, Inc. 320, 502,

1043, 1814, 2207Grand Trunk By. of Canada 1218Grand Union Co 664, 861,

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1814Grant (W. To Co. (Del.) 320. 1043 1814

1973, 2001


JAN.JMARCH, 1931.] INDEX XXV

Page.Greater London & Counties Trust, Ltd.(England) 199

Green Bay & Western RR 1026, 1792Green Mountain Power Corp 1411Greenfield (Mass.) Tap & Die Corp 2401Greenway Corp., Baltimore, Md 861Greenwich Water & Gas System, Inc - 1221Greif Bros. Cooperage Corp.I37, 1784; 2002Greyhound Corp 664Griggs, Cooper & Co., St. Paul, Minn 861Grigsby-Grunow Co. 320, 664, 861, 1426,

1814, 2002, 2175. 2208, 2401Grinnell Manufacturing Co 664Group Number One Oil Corp 502, 2002Guaranty Co. of North America 1814Guardian Investment Trust, Hartford_1427, 1627Guardian Investors Corp 320, 1043Guenther Pub11811114 Corp. (Publishers of the

'Financial World '), N . Y . City 0137Guenther (Rudolph)-Russell Law, Inc. 1814, 2002Guilford Realty Co 1815Gulf Coast Lines 303. 837, 1787, 2370Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe By 307Gulf Mobile & Northern RR -1217. 1985, 2381Gulf Oil Corp 320, 2208Gulf Power Corp 1016, 1601, 2370Gulf States Steel Co 833, 861, 2208Gulf States Utilities Co. 481, 646, 1213,

1617, 1973. 2192Gurd (Charles) & Co., Ltd 664Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine, Canada, Ltd.

320, 1043Habirshaw Cable & Wire Corp 2401sail (W. F. Printing Co 502

Halle Bros, Co., Cleveland 664Hambleton Corp 2002Hamilton Bank Note Engraving & PrintingCo.,Brooklyn,N,Y 861

Hamilton Bridge Co., Ltd 2401Hamilton Brown Shoe Co 1043, 1427Hamilton Hotel, Washington, D. 0 664Hamilton Street Ry 848Hamilton Woolen Co . Inc 321Hammond Clock Co.. Chicago--138, 482,

502, 664, 862, 1815, 2401Hancock Oil Co. of Calif 1043Hanna (M. A.) Co 1427Harbison-Walker Refractories Co 1233Harmony Mills, Inc 1043Harnischfeger Corp.. Milwaukee, Wis--320, 1815Harrisburg (Pa.) RYs 2386Hart-Carter Co861Hart, Schaffner $ Marx 862, 1025Hartford Electric Light Co 1221Hartford Gas Co 2386Hartman Corp 1043. 1815Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal Co- - - -1427. 2208Hathaway Bakeries, Inc 1815Havana Electric Railway Co 1016, 1030Haverhill Gas Light Co- - - -117, 482, 1017, 1973Hawaiian Electric, Ltd 310Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd 665, 1427Hayes Body Corp 1815, 2002Haytian Corp. of America 862Hazel-Atlas Glass Co 1214, 1233, 1815Hazeltine Corp 320, 1043, 1627,2002Hecla Mining Co 1627, 1815, 2002Helm & Northwestern RR. Co 123Helme (George W.) Co., Inc 1233Herald-Post Co., Louisville, Ky 321Hercules Powder Co 665Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe 321Hershey Chocolate Corp 321, 2002Heywood-Wakefield Co 1233, 1815Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co., Chicago- 1233Highland Apartment Co 673Hi ier s (R.) Son Corp., N. J 1815Hilltop Manor Apartments, Washington,D. 0 665

Hilltop Co 665Hobart Mfg. Co., Troy, Ohio 138Hoe (R.) & Co., Inc 2208Holland-American Line 1233Holland Furnace Co 1043, 1815,2002Holland Land Co 1233Hollander (A.) & Son, Inc 1043Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd 138, 1233Holmes Mfg. Co 138, 1627Holophane Co., Inc 1815Holyoke Street Railway Co 2370, 2386Holyoke (Maas.) Water Power Co 310Home Fire & Marine Insurance Co., San

Francisco, Calif 1427Home Fire Security Corp 502Home Insurance Co 502Home Title Insurance Co 321, 502Honey Dew, Ltd 1233Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd 848Honolulu Oil Corp., Ltd 1815Honolulu Rapid Transit Co., Ltd-833. 848,

1601. 1990, 2371Hooker Electrochemical Co 2002Hoover Steel Ball Co 1816, 2003, 2208Horder's, Inc., Chicago 2002Hormel (George A.) & Co 1398, 1427Hotel Waldorf Astoria Corp 1427Houdaille-Hershey Corp--301, 321, 862,

1816, 2003Household Finance Corp 665, 862, 2003Houston Electric Co--117, 482, 648, 1017

1784, '1973Houston Gas & Fuel Co 655Houston Gulf Gas Co 655Houston Lighting & Power Co.___482, 848,

2175, 2386Houston 011 Co. of Texas__ -665, 1627, 2003Howe Sound Co 646, 665. 862. 1628, 2208Howes Bros. Co 1427Hudson Coal Co 1428, 1628Hudson & Manhattan RR-646, 1398, 2175, 2380Hudson Motor Car Co.321, 1044,

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1428, 2208, 2401Hudson River Navigation Corp -- __--665, 1628Hudson's Bay Co ---- 665, 1044Hughes Tool Co., Houston, Tex

----- _2401

Humble Oil & Refining Co 862, -fig, 1816Huntington (Henry E.) Estate of 1816Huntington Hall Apartments, Philadelphia... 665Hunt's, Ltd., Toronto, Ont 1044, 1816Hupp Motor Car Corp 1233, 1628. 1816Hutto Engineering Co., Inc 1628Hydro-Electric Securities Corp 1990, 2192Hygrade Food Products Corn - - 665Hygrade Lamp Co 68. 12-3-3; 1ii§, 1816

Tdaho Power Co 482, 1398. 2371A G. Farben-Industrie Aktien-Geselbschaft(I. G. Dyes), Frankfort-on-Main, Germany2003

Illinois Bell Telephone Co_482, 1214. 1221, 1973Illinois Brick Co 1044Illinois Central RR 845, 1026Illinois Northern Utilities Co 1617Illinois Pacific Coast Co 2175, 2208Illinois Power Co 1017, 1601, 2371Illinois Power & Light Corp 117, 1398, 1973, 1990Illinois Water Service Co 117. 646imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd--321. 1628

Page.Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain andIreland, Ltd 666, 142

Incorporated Investors 482, 502, 1628Independence Shares Corp 138, 666, 1628Independent Oil & Gas Co 862Indian Motocycle Co 1234, 1628Indian Refining Co 502. 862Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Co 665Indiana Bell Telephone Co 2192Indiana Consumers Gas By-Products Co-- 310Indiana Electric Corp 65Indiana Gas Light Co 655Indiana Harbor Belt By 1400, 1407Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Co 1617, 2192Indiana Limestone Co 665Indiana Pipe Line Co 1428, 2208Indiana Refining Co 1816Indiana Service Corp 1796Indiana University Trustees of) 1428, 1816Indianapolis Street By 310Indianapolis Union By 307. 844Indianapolis Water Co 849Industrial Brownhoist Cons 1044, 1428Industrial Credit Service Inc 138Industrial & Power Securities Co_ _ _ _ _ _1214, 1233Industrial Rayon Corp 1628, 2003. 2209Inland Investors, Inc 1428Inland Petroleum Co., Los Angeles 1044Inland Steel Co 686, 862, 1044, 2402Inland Utilities, IncInsull Utility Investments, Inc 1428. 1628Insurance Co. of North America 502. 862Inland Utilities, Inc 124, 310Insult Utility Investments, Inc 1428, 1628Insurance Co. of North America 502, 862Insurance Exchange Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa- - 666Insurance Securities Co., Inc--138, 321, 666,

862, 1044. 1628Insuranshares Certificates, Inc 1428,2003Insuranshares Corp. of Del 2003Insuranshares Corp. of N. Y__502, 862,1429,1816Integrity Securities Corp 2003Interbanc Investors, Inc 2209Inter-Southern Life Insurance Co., Louis-

ville, Ky 138Inter-State Bond Co 666Interborough Rapid Transit Co__125, 491,

648, 655, 849, 1601, 2371Intercoast Trading Co 2003Intercontinental Investment Corp 666Intercontinents Power Co 1017, 1030, 2386Interlake Iron Corp 1429, 1628Interlake Steamship Co 2209International Agricultural Corp 863International Automatic Supply Co., Inc.

666, 1816International Business Machines Corp.. 666,

863, 2185International Carriers, Ltd_ 503, 1044. 1429, 2209International Cement Corp_ 834, 863, 1017,

1044, 2186International Cigar Machinery Co 503International General Electric Co 2402International-Great Northern RR 1792International Harvester Co 1606, 2209International Hydro-Electric System- _125,

655, 849, 2386International Match Corp 503, 1429, 2209International Mercantile Alarine Co- - --321. 504International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.

321, 1044, 2175, 2185International Paints

C (Canada), Ltd 138

International Paper & Power o-863. 1429, 1816International Petroleum Co., Ltd.

1429, 1628, 2209International Public Service Corp 849. 1411International By., Buffalo 849, 1221, 1617International Railways of Central America

303, 648International Re-Insurance Corp 666International Salt Co 1816International Safety Razor Corp 666, 1234International Securities Corp. of America.. 863International Shoe Co 138, 806Internaional Silver Co--138, 863, 1234,

1816, 2003International Sugar Co.. Ltd 503International Superpower Corp 1234. 2003International Telephone & Telegraph Corp

1796, 1990. 2192. 2386International Textbook Co 2003International Utilities Corp 491, 1429, 2402interoceanic Railway of Mexico 121. 1020, 2177Interstate Bakeries Corp 646. 666Interstate Department Stores, Inc 1044Interstate Equities Corp 1429Interstate Hosiery Mills, Inc 1234Interstate Public Service Co 856. 1797.

1990, 2192, 2386Intertype Corp 1629Investment Bond & Share Corp 2209Investment Co. of America 1234Investment Corp. of Philadelphia-- - -1235, 1816Investment Trust Associates 863Investment Trust of New York, Inc.321, 863.1045Investors Association 1045, 1429Investors Equity Co., Inc 503, 1429Investors Mutual Corp 321Investors Syndicate_ -666, 863, 1430, 2003, 2209Investors Trustee Foundation of United

States, Inc 1045Investors of Washington, Inc 863Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co 1990Iowa Public Service Co 646, 2175Iron Fireman Mfg. Co 668, 2209Irving Air Chute Co., Inc 1430Irving Investors Management Co., Inc_1235, 1816Island Creek Coal Co 504, 1235Italian Superpower Corp 656. 1221Italo-Argentine Electric Co1017, 1030, 2175, 2192Italo Petroleum Corp. of America (Del.)1045, 1235Itasca Paper Co 863

Jackson (Byron) Co 482, 504, 1045ackson & Curtis Investment Associates 666,

834, 863Jackson & Curtis Securities Corp 1629Jackson Motor Shaft Co 1817Jacksonville Traction Co. 117, 482,1017,

1030, 1411, 1784, 1973

Jamaica Public Service, Ltd 482, 1214, 1973Jamaica Water Supply Co 125, 1030James Madison Hotel, Orange, Va 666James Madison Hotel, Inc 666Jantzen Knitting Mills 321. 2402Jefferson Apartments, Washington, D. C_ ___ 666Jefferson Apartments, Inc., Washington, D .4.666Jenkins Brothers (N. J.) 2003Jersey Central Power & Light Co 2386Jewel Tea Co Inc 504, 1214, 1235, 2003Johansen Bros. Shoe Co 1629Johns-Manville Corp 1817Johnson Mead) Co 1433, 1817, 2003Johnson owdin-Emmerich, Inc 1045Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, N. J-1430

Page,Johnson Motor Co 1430Johnstown (Pa.) Telephone Co 310Joint Investors, Inc 138, 1430Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp 834, 864, 1817Jordan Motors Corp. (O.) 2402Julian & Kokenge Co., Cincinnati, 0-504, 1045

Tpalamazoo (Mich.) Stove Co 1430..ankakee & Seneca RR 123

Kansas City Life Insurance Co 321. 666Kansas City Power & Light Co. 849, 1221,

1398, 1601, 1617, 2178, 2224Kansas City Southern Ry- -123, 648, 652.

1400. 2177, 2188Kansas Electric Power Co 2192Kansas Gas & Electric Co 301, 1784, 2371Kansas & Oklahoma By 1217Katz Drug Co 2209Kaufmann Department Stores ,Inc1817, 2003, 2210Kawneer Co 138Kaybee Stores, Inc 321. 1045, 2004Rayne° Co 1817Kayser (Julius) & Co 834,864Keith-Albee-Orpheum Corp 2003Keith (George E.) Co 321

2175, 2210Kelly-Springfield Tire Co 1612, 2210Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Corp 2403Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd 321, 864Kelvinator Corp 322, 864. 1017, 1045Ken-Bad Tube & Lamp CorpKendall CoKennett Gas Co Kent Garage Investing Corp Kentucky & Indiana Terminal RRKentucky Rock Asphalt CoKettle Valley ByKew Gardens (N. Y.) Terrace Apartments-- 864Key West Electric Co 482, 1017, 1974Keystone Telephone Co. of Philadelphia--

310, 1030. 1411, 2386Kidder Participations, Inc 5, 1629Kidder Participations, Inc No. 2 1235, 1817Kidder Participations. Inc. No. 3 1045, 1235Kilburn Mills, New Bedford 322Kimball-Krogh Pump Co 1430Kimberly-Clark Co 2004, 2403Kings County Light g Co 1990Kingston Consolidated BR 2386Kinner Airplane & Motor Corp.. Ltd 668.

1430, 1817, 2004Kinney (G. R.) Co.. Inc----322, 666. 1430, 2004Kirby Lumber Co 1629Kirsch Co2371, 2403Kissel Motor Car Co 1045Klein (D. Emil) Co., Inc 666Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber Co 1629Kline Bros. Co 322. 1045, 2004Klotz Silk Mfg. Co 1817Knight B. B. & R.) Corp 1629Knott ( otebi) Corp 138, 301, 322Kodel Electric & Mfg.

•Co., Cincinnati 666

Kolster Radio Corp 504. 2403Kraft-Phoenix Cheese Corp 2004Kresge (S. S.) Co 322, 1045, 1235. 1818Kress (S. H.) & Co-322, 504. 666. 864, 1235. 1818Kreuger & Toll Co 2004Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.. ..13S, 504, 666,

864, 1401, 1430, 1818, 2004Kuppenheimer (B.) & Co., Inc., Chicago

122, 138. 504, 1235, 1629

Lackawanna Securities Co 864aclede Gas Light Co 1221. 1411

Lake Shore Electric By 1990Lake Superior Corp 138, 504, 867, 1045Lake of the Woods Milling Co 667Lakey Foundry & Machine Co 1045Lambert Co. (Del.) 1431, 2210Lamson & Sessions Co., Cleveland 322. 1818Lancaster County By. & Lt. Co 2386Landay Bros., Inc 140, 504Landis Machine Co.. St. Louis 667Lane Byrant, Inc- -322. 1017, 1045, 1236.

1629. 2004Lanston Monotype Machine Co 504La Salle Extension University, Chicago 322Laura Secord Candy Shops, Ltd 667Laurel Lake Mills 1235Laurens Cotton Mills 2210Lautaro Nitrate Co., Ltd 322Lautaro Nitrate Corp. (Del.) 504Law & Finance Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa ' 667Lawbeck Corp 1818Lawyers Mortgage Co 322Lawyers Title & Guaranty Co 322Leader Mercantile Corp 1818Leaders of Industry Shares 667. 884. 1431Leavenworth & Topeka RR 2381Lee Rubber & Tire Corp 805Lefcourt Colonial Building, N. Y. City 1431Lefcourt Realty Corp 117, 140Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co 864, 1045.

1236, 1431, 2210Lehigh & Hudson River By 487Lehigh Navigation Coal Co 1431Lehigh & New England RR 1407Lehigh Portland Cement Co 322Lehigh Power Securities Corp 310, 1990Lehigh Telephone Co 310Lehigh Valley Coal Co 2210Lehigh Valley Coal Corp 1629Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Co 864Lehigh Valley RR 307, 652, 1792. 1985Lehigh & Wyoming Fuel Co 1818Lehman Corporation 301, 808, 1818Lehn & Fink Products Co 1431Leonard Custom Tailors Co 1629Lerner Stores Corp 322. 1236. 1431. 1818Lessings, Inc., N. Y. City 1430Leverich Towers (Brookhold ConstructionCo., Inc.), Brooklyn, N.Y. 1629, 2004

(Fred T.) Ley & Co., Inc 2005Lexington (Ky.) Water Co 117, 125Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co 1214. 1236Libby-Owens Securities Corp 1431Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co 864Ligonier Val3y RR 487Lily-Tulip Cup Corp 2005Lima Locomotive Works. Inc 864, 1045. 1236Lincoln Motor Co., Detroit 504Lincoln Mutual Investment Trust 117, 140Lincoln National Life Insurance Co., Ft.Wayne. n . 046

Lincoln Printing Co 504, 1236310, 1221

1221 864, 1046

1017, 10462403

2403

1430 2004. 2210

1251381026666

652

Kellogg (Spencer) & Sons, Inc

Lincoln Telephone Securities Co Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co Lindsay Light CoLink-Belt Co Lion Oil Refining Co Liquid Carbonic CorpLoblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd.. 504, 1046, 1629.2403Loow's Incorporated 834, 864, 2403Loft. Incorporated_ ---117. 140, 667, 1601, 1818Lone Star Gas Corp.. .656, 1214, 1221, 1411, 1990Long Island RR 487, 1407. 2381


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Page.Long's Clothing & Furnishing Corn 140Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co.504, 1629, 1818, 2005.2403Lorillard (P.) Co 1431, 2005, 2210, 2403Los Angeles Gas & Electric Corp---117, 125, 1221Los Angeles Investment Co 1236, 1629Los Angeles Ry. Corp 2386Louisiana Power & Light Co482, 1398, 1617, 2371Louisville Gas & Electric Co. 834, 1221, 1617, Oil

2176, 2192, 2386Louisville & Nashville RR 307, 652, 1217Louisville Ry 1617, 2192Lowney (Walter M.) Co 2210Luce Furniture Shops, Grand Rapids, Mich.- 687Ludlum Steel Co 1818, 2005Lummus Co. (Engineering & Contracting)...- 140Lynch Corp 504

itmack Trucks. Inc 2006£Vlackay Companies-482, 1601, 1618, 1974, 1991MacAndrews & Forbes Co 2210Macfadden Publlcations, Inc 1046MacLaren-Quebec Power Co 1030MacMarr Stores, Inc 322, 1236, 2005Macy (R. H.) & Co., Inc 1046, 2210Madison Square Garden Corp.117, 140. 2176. 2210Magma Copper Co 1819Mahoning Coal RR. Co 1604, 1614Mahoning Investment Co 1432Maine Central RR 838, 1217, 1604, 2373Maine Gas Companies 125Majestic Household Utilities Corp 1432, 2006Major Shares Corp 140Mallinson (H. R.) & Co., Inc 1819Managers Securities Co 140, 667Manati Sugar Co 140, 305, 323Mengel Stores Corp 1432Manhattan-Dearborn Corp 323, 1432. 1819Manhattan Financial Corp 1819Manhattan By 125, 492Manhattan Shirt Co 323, 667, 865, 1432Manila Electric RR. & Lighting Corp 1797Manischewitz (B.) Co.. Cincinnati 1236Manning Bowman & Co 323Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc 323, 504Manufacturers Casualty Insurance Co 2006Manufacturers Finance Co., Baltimore.. 140, 865 1819, 2006

Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co 1432. 1629Marbelite Corp. of America 1432Merchant Calculating Machine Co 667, 2006Marine Midland Corp 667, 865Marion Ry. Corp 487Marion Steam Shovel Co 1046, 1236Market Street By 492, 646, 1398, 2176Marks Bros. Theatres, Inc 1236. 1432Marlin-Rockwell C rp 2006Marmon Motor Car Co. 646, 687. 865, 1432,

1630, 2210Marquette Easton Finance Corp, St. Louls-1236Martel Mills, Inc 1433, 2210Martinique. Inc 661Maryland Casualty Co., Baltimore 667Maryland Insurance Co 865Maryland Light & Power Co 1031, 1222Mason Valley Mines Co 1046maasap.husetts Bonding & Insurance Co_ -1236Massachusetts Investors Trust_140. 323,

865, 1236, 1820Massachusetts Northeastern Street Ry. Co 310Massey-Harris Co Ltd 865, 2006Mathews Steamship Co., Ltd 1236Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc 1236Matson Navigation Co 1046, 1433Maud Muller Candy Co 504,865May Department Stores Co 1237May Radio & Television Corp 865Mayflower Associates, Inc 688, 1433Mayflower Drug Stores, Inc 668Maytag CoMcCall Corp

1046..1432

McClintic-Marshall Construction Co.. .864.1046. 1432. 1818

McCord Mfg. Co., Inc 140McCord Radiator & Mfg. Co 1818, 2005McCrady-Rodgers Co 865McCory Stores, Corp__322, 865, 1046. 1432.

1629, 1818. 2005, 2210McGraw Hill Publishing Co., Inc_1046, 1819,2005McIntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd 646, 667McKee (Arthur () & Co 322, 1432McKeesport Tin Plate Co 1819, 2005McLellan Stores Co_ ____,--322, 1046, 2006, 2403McQuar-Norris Mfg. Corp 2005Mead Corp 323, 2210Meadows Mfg. Co 141Medusa Portland Cement Co 2210Melville Shoe Corp 323, 1237, 1820Memphis Natural Gas Co_ _310, 849. 1411, 1991Memphis Power & Light Co 482, 1784, 2176Mengel Co 141, 1784, 1820Mercantile Acceptance Corp. of Calif 141Merchants & Manufacturers Securities Co.. J820Merchants Refrigerating Co 323Merck Co., Inc 2403Merck Corp 2404Mercury Mills. Ltd 1046, 1237Merrimac Chemical Co 2403Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp 504Metal & Mining Shares, Inc 141Meteor Motor Car Co 117. 141Metro-Goldwyn Pictures Corp 1398.

1433, 2210Metropolitan Chain Stores, Inc 323Metropolitan Ice Co 2006Metropolitan Industrial Bankers. Inc- - - - - - -2403Mexican Petroleum Co.. Ltd 1237, 1820Mexico Tramways Co 1411Meyer Menke Co., St. Louis 1237Michigan Bell Telephone Co ------ -1411, 2193Michigan Central RR 1217, 1792, 2188Michigan Steel Corp.- -141. 504. 668. 865, 2210Mickeiberry's Food Products Co 141, 504Mid-Continent Laundries, Inc 504Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp 323Mid-West States Utilities Co 492Middle States Petroleum Corn 301, 323Middle West Utilitites Co--656, 849. 1618,

1991, 2181Midland Natural Gas Co 125, 492, 2193Midland Steel Products Co 865, 1433, 2006Midland United Co__125, 492. 1031, 1411, 2183Midland Utilities Co 310Midvale Co 1629Midwest Refining Co 1630Mil-Mar Silk Mills,

Inc* , Providence, R. I 1433

Miller & Hart, Inc 668Miller (I.) &Sons, Inc.. New York 1433Miller's, Inc 504Milwaukee (Wis.) Coke & Gas Co 1222Milwaukee Electric Ry. & Light Co.__ _492, 1991Milwaukee Warehouse Co 1047Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co._ _668,

865, 1046, 2210Minneapolis & St. Louis RR 845Minneapolis St. Paul & Saulte Ste Marie Er.

1026, 2374•

Page.Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co _____ -1820, 2006Minnesota Power & Light Co-__ _301, 1784, 22237101

esMinnota Tribune Co Mirasol Apartments. Tampa, Fla 2210Mississippi Export RR 652Mississippi Glass Co 2210Mississippi Glass Co 2210Mississippi Power Co 1601, 2371Mississippi Power & Light Co.......482. 1398, 2371Mississippi River Power Co 646, 656, 1017, 2192Missouri Kansas Pipe Line Co_ _504, 1047, 1433Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR. 652, 838. 1604,

1792, 2188, 2378, 2381Missouri Pacific RR_ _487, 652,845.1217, 1407Mitchell (J. S.) & Co. Ltd 1433Mitchum Tully Participations, Inc 1237Mobile & Ohio RR Modine Mfg. Co

652, 6 1104174

Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc 1433Mohawk Investment Corp 668Mohawk Mining Co 2006Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd 1433Monarch Mills Co.. Ltd 868Monighan Mfg. Corp 1047, 1433, 1820Monroe Loan Society 668Monsanto Chemical Works 1047, 1820. 2007,

2211, 21440333Montague City (Mass.) Rod Co Montana Cities Gas Co. (Del.) 1618Montana-Dakota Power Co

5"Montecatini" Societe Generale per l'Indus- 1027tria Mineraria ed Agricola (Italy)

20

Montgomery Ward & Co. 323. 504. 834, 840,866, 1047, 1433, 1630, 1820

Montour RR Montgomery Ward Properties Corp_ _866, 21002077

Montreal Light. Heat & Power Consolidated

Moon Motors Car Co 656, 849, 1031

2250151Moores-Coney Corp Morgan Silk Co., Trenton, N. J _ _1047Morison Electrical Supply Co., Inc. 323, 1047.

Morrell (John) & Co 1214, 1237, 2007, 2211

669Morris Plan Co. of New York 669, 1237Morristown Securities Corp 1047Morse Chain Co., Ithaca, 2,T Y 669Morse Twist Drill & Machine Co 1047Mortgage Bond & Title Corp., Baltimore 141, 323Morton Salt Co 323, 1630Moto Meter Gauge & Equipment Corp _505, 2007Motor Bankers Corp 1047

Mount Hope Finishing Co 866 1237, 1820, 2007Motor heel Corp

Mountain iv Gulf Oil Co 2Mountain Producers Corp

1282101

Mountain States Power Co 834, 2176, 2193Mountain Views Apartments, Ltd., Hamil-ton, Ont 1047

Moxie Co Mende Co. of America

1237, 1821141, 324

Mosie Co., Boston 141,669Muirheads Cafeterias, Ltd 1630Muller Bakeries, Inc., Grand Rapids, Mich.

Mullins Mfg. Corp 141, 669, 1434

.1047Muncie Gear Co 1630Municipal Bankers Corp. (of Toronto) 1821Municipal Financial Corp 1821Municipal Service Co 310Munsingwear, Inc 1048Munson Steamship Line 2404Murphy (G. C.) Co 324, 505. 1237, 2007Murray Corp. of America 1630Murray Hill Allied Corp 2211Murray-Ohio Mfg. Co 141Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.. 301, 324,

1237 2404Mutual Depositor Corp 866

, 7

Mutual Life Insurance Co. N. Y , 180646

Mutual Telephone Co., Erie, Pa 310Myers (F. E.) & Bro. Co 1601, 1630

mapon Rayon Corp., Clifton, N. J...866, 2404I lash Motors Co 324, 1048, 2211Nashua Manufacturing Co 324Nashville By. & Light Co 1031Nation-Wide Securities Co-------324, 505, 1049National Acme Co 141, 1821. 2007, 2404National Air Transport, Inc_ ......1630, 2007, 2211National American Co., Inc 866National Aviation Corp. (N. Y.)--1237, 1434

National Battery Co 834 1630, 868

National Bearing Metals Corp 1821National Belles Hess Co., Inc_324, 1048,

National Biscuit Co 1237, 1821

324, 651, 669National Bond & Mortgage Corp., Houston,Tex 505

National Brick Co. of Laprairle. Ltd 1434National Cash Register Co. (Md.)_505, 2379, 2404National Casket Co 2404National Commercial Title & MortgageGuaranty Co 1048

National Dairy Products Corp-505. 1238.1979, 2404

National Department Stores, Inc 1237National Depositor Corp 866National Distillers Products Corp 2007National Distillers, Ltd 324National Distributors Corp 2404National Electric Power Co_ _310, 1222.1618.1991National Erie Co 324National Fabric & Finishing Co 324, 1048National Family Stores, Inc 505, 1237, 2404National Fireproofing Corp 866, 1434, 2404National Food Shares Corp 1434 1630National Gas & Electric Corp- _1031. 1797. 1991National Gas & Power Corp 1031National Grocer Co 1630National Investors Corp 141, 1434, 1821National Lead Co 1434, 1619National Leather Co 2404National Liberty Insurance Co., Hartford 141National Licorice Co 505, 867National Light & Power Co., Ltd 656National Power & Light Co 1411, 1618National Public Service Corp_ _125, 310, 492,

National Public Utilities Corp 1031, 1618

492National Radiator Corp.... 1048, 1238, 1434,

1821, 2211National Railways of Mexico... -121, 1020, 2177National Republic Investment Trust

11004488National Sash Weight Corp' National Securities Corp. of Calif 669National Securities Investment Co.. 669,

1049, 2404National Service Cos 669, 2007National Sewer Pipe Co 689National Shirt Shops, Inc_ 324, 669, 2007National Short Term Securities Corp--1048, 1434National Steel Car Lines Co 2404National Sugar Refining Co 505, 2007, 2211

Page.National Steel Corp-142, 324, 483, 505, 669, pa

867. 1049, 1435, 2404National Supply Co 2008National Surety Co 1435, 1630National Tea Co- -- -324. 1238, 1821, 2008, 2405National Title Guaranty Co 1238National Transit Co 2405Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co 670Nebraska Power Co 302, 849, 2371Nedick's Inc 1049Nehi Corp., Columbus, Ga 1630.2007Neiman-Marcus Co -------------- - - - - -1630Neisner Bros., Inc 324, 1049. 1821, 2008Neptune Meter Co 670, 1822Nevada-California Electric Corp 1017, 1784,

2371, 2386Nevada Consolidated Copper Co_1398, 1435, 1630Neve Drug Stores, Inc 1630New Amsterdam Apart., Washington, D. C. 670New Amsterdam Co., Washington, D. C 670New Bedford Cordage Co 1435New Bedford Gas & Edison Light CoNew Bradford 01100

1252211

New Britain Machine Co 2405New England Equity Corn 670New England Gas & Electric Association 125,

1031, 1618, 2193New England Grain Products Co 670, 2211New England Investors Shares, Inc- -1822, 2405New England Mutual Life Insurance Co _867, 1049New England Power Association 310New England Power Co 656New England Public Service Co.1797, 1991. 2387New England Southern Corp 1049New England Steamship Co 2405New England Tel. & Tel. Co 1022, 1411New England & Western Airlines, Inc-_ - -1049New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co- - - -324, 2008New Haven Clock Co 142, 324, 1822New Haven Water Co 1222New Jersey Bell Tel. Co 1031, 1618. 2193New Jersey Mutual Casualty Ins. Co 505New Jersey & New York RR 845New Jersey Power & Light Co. 310, 1411,

1618, 2211, 2387New Jersey Zinc Co 1214, 1238New Niquero Sugar Co 142New Orleans Public Service, Inc 483, 2372New Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry 1792New River Co 321New Rochelle Water Co 834, 819, 1031New York Air Brake Co 1436,2211, 2405New York Auction Co., Inc 1238New York Casualty Co 142New York Central LInes 1407NeW York Central RR. 123, 487, 652, 1217.

1400, 1407. 1792, 1985, 2188, 2381New York Connecting RR 2381New York Depositor Corp 324, 1049New York Dock Co 1238, 1435, 1630, 2008,

2211, 2405New York Edison Co. 310, 656, 1222, 1412,

1618. 1991New York & Foreign Investing Corp 324New York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co- 505New York Investors. Inc 1822New York Life Insurance Co 1049New York New Haven & Hartford RR. 838,

1407, 1604, 2374, 2377New York Ontario & Western By. 838. 1604,

2188, 2374, 2382New York & Queens County RR 849New York Railways Corp 1797New York & Richmond Gas Co 1991New York & Stamford Ry 2387New York State Fire Insurance Co 1049New York State Eva 834,849, 2387New York Steam dory. 856, 1797, 1991.

2193, 2387New York Susquehanna & Western RE.... - 845New York Telephone Co. 492, 656, 1017,

1031, 1222, 1412, 1791. 1727New York Title & Mortgage Co. 325, 670,

867, 208New York Transit Co 1435, 1822New York Transportation Co 2387New York United Corp 2387New York Water Service Corp 117, 646New York Westchester & Boston By. 1018,

1602, 2374, 2388Newark Plaza Coro 670Newberry (J..1.) Co.. Inc 324, 1238,2008Newport Co 1049. 1822Newport (R. I.) Gas Light Co 492, 658Newton Steel Co 2008, 2211, 2405Niagara Fire Insurance Co 867Niagara Gas Corp ------------- - - - - - - - - - -2387Niagara Hudson Power Corp-311, 658,1797.

1991Niagara Share Corp 325, 670, 1049,

1435, 1822Nichols Copper Co 1822Niles-Bement Pond Co 1822, 2008, 2211Nineteen Hundred Corp 1049Nipissing Mines Co.. Ltd 142Nippon Electric Power Co. Ltd 1222Noblitt-S arks Industries. Inc 1822, 2008Noranda Mines, Ltd 1049Norfolk & Western Ry- -121, 307, 838, 1407,

1604. 1986, 2374, 2375, 2382, 2417Normandie National Securities Corp 325North American Aviation, Inc_483, 505,

670, 1435, 2008North American Car Corp 1823, 2211North American Cement Co 1823, 2008North American Co- -492, 656, 850, 1031,

1412, 1798, 1976, 2019, 2193North American Edison Co 2193North American Gas & Electric Co 311North American Investment Corp. (of Calif)

670, 1050North American Light & Power Co ___1031, 2388North American Match Corp 325North American Utility Security, Corp_1050, 1435North Boston Lighting Properties 1798North Coast Transportation Co 1974North a s & Santa Fe Ry 1027, 2382North Shore Gas Co., Chicago 1412North Texas & Santa Fe Ry 1793Northeastern Utilities Associates 670Northern Indiana Public Service Co- 311,

656. 2193Northern Maryland Power Co 850Northern Ohio Telephone Co ------ - - - - - - -.2388Northern Pacific By.. -307. 487, 1027, 1407, 1793Northern Pacific Terminal Co 307Northern Pennsylvania Power Co 1618Northern Pipe Line Co 1435Northern Securities Co 505Northern States Power Co 834.1991.22176. 193Northern Texas Electric Co ..117, 483, 647,

1017, 1785, 1974, 2193Northern Texas Utilities Co 656Northwest Bancorporation.. 2405Northwestern Bell Telephone Co 2194, 2388


JAN.-MARCH, 1931.] INDEX XXVII

PageNorthwestern Deventure Bond Co 1823Northwestern Electric Co 483Northwestern Elevated RR 1798Northwestern Utilities, Ltd 493Novadel-Agene Corp 2008Noyes (Charles 6'.) Co.. Inc 670Nunnally Co 2008

Occidental Petroleum Corp 2211hio Bell Telephone Co 1798. 2194

Ohio Brass Co 1050, 1630Ohio Copper of Utah 2405Ohio Edison Co 493. 834, 1222, 1602. 2371Ohio Electric Mfg. Co 1630Ohio Finance Co 2008Ohio Leather Co 867, 2405Ohio Oil Co 1050. 2211Ohio Public Service Co 1798Ohio River Ss Western By. 2382Ohio Seamless Tube Co 1050Ohio State Life Insurance Co 867Ohio Water Service Co 117, 646, 1222Ohmer Fare Register Co., Dayton, 0-1239, 2211Oil Exploration Co 505011 Shares Inc 1239Oilstoc.k, Ltd 505, 670Oklahoma Gas Ss Elec Co_834, 1222, 1798,

2176. 2194Oklahoma Natural Gas Corp- -311. 483, 505.

1031, 1222, 1412. 1798Old Colony Gas Co 1222, 2194Old Colony Investment Trust 2212Old National Corp 1239Oliver Farm Equipment 00.505, 1050, 1435. 1630Oliver United Filters, Inc 1239Omaha & Council Bluffs Street By. 00 1222Onondaga Silk Co.. Inc 670Ontario Bakeries, Ltd 1436Ontario Mfg. Co 867Ontario Tobacco Plantations, Ltd 2212Oppenheim, Collins & Co., Inc 1601, 1630Orange Crush Co 2405Orange & Rockland Electric 00.1018, 1602. 2372Oregon Electric Ry 1798Oregon Washington RR. Ss Navigation Co-1027Oregon-Washington Water Service 00-117.

493, 647. 1412Orpheum Circuit, IncOsage County & Santa Pe By 1217Otis Steel Co 325, 2009Overbrook Arms. Philadelphia, Pa 670Owasco River Ry 652Owens-Illinois Glass Co__- -671, 2009

' 2212, 2405

Ozark Utilities Co 311

pacifc American Co 1436A acific Associates. Inc 671Pacific Coast Co 1018, 1050, 1214, 1239Pacific Finance Corp 1823Pacific Gas & Electric Co 125, 311, 493. 850,

1412, 1991, 2194Pacific Greyhound Linea, Inc 1974, 2009Pacific Investing Corp 505, 1239Pacific Light & Power Corp 125Pacific Lighting Corp 1025, 1031. 2179Pacific Mills. Lawrence, Mass 1239Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., Los

Angeles 142, 671, 1239, 1436, 2212Pacific Public Service Co- - -125. 311. 830. 2134Pacific Steamship Co 325. 1823Pacific Tel. St rel. Co 483, 1214. 1618, 1974Pacific Western Oil Co 671Pacific Western Oil Corp 671, 1436Packard Motor Car Co 325. 671Packer Corp 2009Paducah Water Works Co 126Page & Shaw, Inc 325, 1050, 1239Palace Line Poultry Car Co 2405Palmer Brothers Co 1823Palmer Corp. of Louisiana. Shreveport, La..- 671Palmer Shares Corp 1823. 2009Pan-American Airways. Inc 2405Pan American Petroleum Co. of Calif- _550, 1051Pan American Petroleum & Transport Co ..105lPanhandle Eastern Pipe Line 008 325Panhandle & Santa Fe By 1027. 1793Paraffine Companies, Inc..-- 647, 671, 867. 2009Paragon Refining Co 867Paramount Cab Mfg. Corp 867Paramount Publlx Corp. 325. 483, 505, 1018.

1051, 1239. 1436Park-Lexington Corp 1240Park Utah Consolidated Mines Co____1823, 2009Parke, Davis &Co 1239. 1823Parker en Lo 671Parker Rust-Proof Co 1239Parmelee Transportation Co 1436Passwall Corp 1240Paterson & Hudson River RR 307Pathe Exchange, Inc-142, 301, 325, 867.

1239, 1436. 1630Paulista Ry., Brazil 1793

GPawtucket as Co. of New Jersey 117. 483,1018. 1974, 2372

Peabody Coal Co. of Chicago 1051Pearl River Valley RR 2382Peerless Motor Car Corp. 325, 505, 867, 2176.

2212Pelham Terrace Apartments, Philadelphia Pa 671Pelzer Mfg. Co., Spartanburg, S. 0 1951Ponder (David) Grocery Co 14361 enick & Ford. Ltd 1823, 2405Penn Anthracite Collieries Co 1051, 1823Penn Central Light & Power Co 1618Penn Traffic Co 1630Penney (J. C.) Co., Inc. 142,325, 1240,1436,

1630, 1823, 2009Pennroad Corp 845. 1986, 2382Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp 834, 867Pennsylvania Co. for Insurance on Lives &

Granting Annuities 505Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp 1240Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Co. 1798, 2176,

2195. 2372Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Corp 1222Pennsylvania Illuminating Corp 2405Pennsylvania Investing Co - --_-_-_-___-,_ 867Pennsylvania Ohio & Detroit RR-662. 1217, 1614Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. 311. 647

'1784,2195Pennsylvania RR. 121, 123, 307, 487. 653,838, 845, 1027, 1408. 1604, 1793. 1986,

2374, 2382Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co 2212Pennsylvania Telephone Corp 311Pennsylvania Water & Power Co. 493, 1022,

1412Penobscot Power Co., Medway. Me 126

,Peoples Drug Stores, Inc 325 1240, 2212Peoples Gas Light & Coke 00. 311, 493. 647,

657, 1023, 1618Peoples Light Ss Power Corp.657. 1618. 2195, 2388People's National Fire Insurance Co 142Peoria & Bureau Valley RR 653Peoria & Pekin Union RY '382

Page.Pepperell Mfg. Co 325Pere Marquette By. Co. 121.1400,

1408, 1614. 2177. 2188, 2382Perfect Circle Co 868, 1436Perfection Glass Co., Montreal 325Permutit Co 2212Perpetual Self-Winding Watch Corp 1436Perry Fay Co., Elyria, 0 505Pet Milk Co 2212Petroleum Corp. of America 505, 868. 1051Petroleum Exploration 1631Petroleum Heat & Power Co 1824Petroleum Industries. Inc 1824Petroleum Rectifying Corp.. Los Angeles505. 2009Petroleum Royalties Co 142Petroleum Telephone Co., Oil City, Pa 311Petrollte Corp.. Ltd. (Del.) 506, 671Pettibone Mulliken Co 868Phelps Dodge Corp 2405Philadelphia Baltimore & Washington RR.

653. 1793, 2382Philadelphia Co--657. 834, 1031, 1618, 2176. 2195Philadelphia Co. for Guaranteeing Mortgages 671Philadelphia Electric Co. 126, 850, 1618. 1 99,

Philadelphia Inquirer Co 1991, 2388

1240Philadelphia Insulated Wire Co 1436Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co_ _1799, 1991. 2195Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co 2009Philadelphia dr Reading Coal & Iron Corp.. - -2405Philadelphia Storage Battery Co 142, 1051Philadelphia Suburban Water Co 2388Phllllpine By. Co .._64), 1215, 1787Philips-Jones Corp 1631Phillips Petroleum Co Phoenix Finance System. Inc

1824. 82 112940

Phoenix Hosiery Co., Milwaukee 1430Phoenix(Fire)Insurance Co.„Hartford, Conn.1631Phoenix Securities Co 868, 1436, 1631Photocolor Corp 868, 2009Physicians-Dentists Credit Corp 2009Pickerel Walnut Co Piedmont (S. C.) Mfg. Co

212618

Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Co 142, 868, 1402Pierce Mfg. Co., New Bedford 1436Pierce (8. S.) Co 142Pierce Petroleum Corp 506Pign'n Whistle Corp (Del.) 671Pillsbury Flour Mills, Inc 2009Pilot Radio Tube Corp 1631, 1824Pilot Reinsurance Co 2009Pinchin, Johnson & 0o., Ltd 2212Pioneer Investors Corp 2009Pipe Line Statistics .6671Pirelli Co. of Italy

143

Pittsburgh Airways, Inc 1436PittsburgheincinnatiChicago&St.LoulsRR-1614Pittsburgh Insurance Exchange, Inc 666Pittsburgh Ss Lake Erie RR 1400, 1408Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co 1051Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp 2406Pittsburgh Steel Co 142Pittsburgh Steel FoundryPitosburgh Suburban Water Service Co 117.1640571

Corp

Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corp- - - -.2212. 2406Pittsburgh United Corp 506, 2406Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry-121, 487,

838, 845, 1217, 1408, 1604, 1614, 2188. 2374Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry----1793Platt Music Co 2406Plymouth Oil Co 2212Pocahontas Corp 1437

Ponce Electric Co 483, 1018, 17991824Polymet Mfg. Co

Poor & Co Pond Creek Pocahontas Co 506, 1240, 2009

Port Alfred Pulp & Paper Corp 868, 2009

1631Port of Havana Docks Co 1631Port'and Gas & CokeCo302, 2372Portland (Me.) Gas dr Light Co 311Portland (Ore.) General Electric Co.....1223. 141:3Porto Rican American Tobacco Co 2406Postal Telegraph-Cable Co. (Land Lines

Jr 483Postal Telegraph St Cable Corp 1799, 1991

Potomac Mortgage 00 1619671

Potomac Electric Power Co

Potomaska Mills, New Bedford, Mass 1631Potrero Sugar Co 326Pouch Terminal, Inc 671Powdrell & Alexander,

Inc___. _671, 1824, 2010

esPower, Gas & Water Securities 1799Power & Light Securities Trust, Boston_1240,

Power & Rail Trusteed Shares 1437, 1631, 2010

506, 2010Prairie Oil & Gas Co. (Kansas)-142, 1437.

824 2010, 2212Prairie Pipe Line Co-

1 .326. 868, 1051. 1437, 1631

Prairie River Power Co 850Pratt & Lambert, Inc 868Preferred Automobile Insurance Co., Grand

Rapids, Mich 2010. 2213Premier Shares, Inc 1240Pressed Steel Car Co . --1240, 1437Prince & Whitely Trading Corp. 868, 1437, 1824Princeton (N. J.) Light. Heat & Power Co_--1032Process Corp 1437Proctor & Gamble Co-142, 483, 506, 671, 1437Producers & Refiners Corp 1824, 2010Providence Gas Co 2195Providence-Washington Insurance Co 1051Provincial Glass Co., Ltd., Montreal 326Prudential Investors, Inc 142. 672, 2010Public Investing Co 506Public Service Co. of Colorado Public Service Co. of Ind

1032, 22318985

Public Service Co. of New Hampshire 312Public Service Co. of No. Illinois _312. 494,

851, 1032, 1619, 114799Public Service Co-ordinated Transport

13

Public Service Corp. of New Jersey 126, 311,647, 657, 1398, 1401, 1505, 1636, 2195. 2372

Public Service Electric & Gas Co 1413, 2195, 2388Public Utilities Securities Corp 657Public Utility Holding Corp. of America__

494, 1032, 1799Public Utility Investment Co 1240, 1631Puget Sound Power & Light Co_ _494, 1214,

1413, 1799, 19743Pullman Company 02, 1398, 1785

Punta Alegre Sugar Co 2406Purity Bakeries Corp- -483.672, 843,

1240, 1437, 1824, 2213

Quaker Oats Co 142, 1631uanah Acme & Pacific Ry

2619535Quebec Power Co Queens Borough (N. Y.) Gas & Electric Co_11022631ueens Park Plaza inte & Trent Valley Power Co 657

Quissett Mill, New Bedford, Mass- -1051, 1437

Es adio Corp. of America _657, 1413, 1800. 1980axadio-Keith-Orpheum Corp 326, 1437,

2010, 2406

Page.Railroad Holding Companies 1408Railroad Receiverships and Foreclosure Salesin 1930 308

Railroad Shares Corp- -1214. 1240, 1631,1974, 2010

Railway Express Agency, Inc...... 302. 1018 ,1785Railway & Light Securities Co ..326. 506.

1437, 2406Railway & Utilities Investing Corp 483, 506Rainier Pulp & Paper Co----1 52. 1824, 2213Rand (Gold) Mines, Ltd- - -326, 672, 1437, 2010Rapid Transit in N. Y. City 126,850Rath 1 acking Co 142Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc 2406Raymond Concrete Pile Co 508R. C. A. Communications, Inc 1223Read Drug & Chemical Co., Baltimore__ - - 142Reading Co 1027, 1788Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc--1240, 2010,

2213, 2406Red River Cotton Mills, Rock Hill, S. C.-- 672Reed (C. A.) Co 326Reeves (Daniel), Inc 326, 1240, 2010Regal Shoe Co 142, 1824, 2406Reid Newfoundland Co 2188Reis (Robert) & Co 2406Reiter-Foster Oil Corp 2213Relay Motors Corp 1631Reliable Stores Corp 2406Reliance International Corp 1240, 1437Reliance Management Corp 1437Reliance Mfg. Co. (Ill.) 1241Reliance Mfg. Co. (Masillon, 0.) 1408Remington Rand, Inc... _1018, 1052, 1241. 1824Reo Motor Car Co 1241, 1438, 1631. 2406Republic Fire Ins. Co 2407Republic Flow Meters, Inc 326, 2407Republic Investing Corp 2213Republic Steel Corp 326. 1052. 2010Republic Supply Co 507Research Investment Corp 1241Reserve Petroleum Co 1052Retail Druggists of America, Inc 2010Retail Properties, Inc 672. 2213Revere Copper St Brass, Inc 1241, 2407Reynolds Investing Co., Inc 1824Reynolds Metals Co 2011Reynolds Spring Co-302, 326, 868. 1052,

1602, 1824. 2213, 2407Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co_326, 672.

1438, 2011Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp.(Rheinishch - Westfaelisches Elektricitaets.work Aktien-Gesellschaft) 129. 1223. 2388

Rhodesian Anglo American, Ltd.. .326. 869,1438, 1825

Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co.. St. Louis 672Richardson Co 1052Richfield Oil Co. of Calif-142, 507. 672. 869,

1052, 1241. 1438. 1631, 1824,2011, 2213

Richmond Radiator Co 2407Rio Grande Oil Co. of Del 869Rio Grande Southern RR 487Rio Grande Valley Gas Co 2388River Raisin Paper Co 673Riverside Cement Co 1631Riverside & Dan River Cotton Mills. Inc.

1052. 2407Roanoke Ry & Electric Co 880Robin, Jones & Whitman 1052Rochester Capital Corp 1602. 2011Rochester Central Power Corp 1032, 2196Rochester Corp. Washington, D. C 664Rochester Gas & Electric Corp _ 850Rochester & Lake Ontario Water ServiceCorp 118. 647

Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co 673, 1438Rochester & Syracuse RR 2196Rochester Telephone Co 2388Rock Island Lines (See Chicago, Rock Island& Pacific Ry.)

Rockland Light & Power Co 1619. 1800Rockland & Rockport Lime Corp 869, 1052Rogers (Wm. A.), Ltd 143Rogers-Majestic Corp., Ltd 673,2011Rollan Paper Co., Ltd 1438Rollins Hosiery Mills. Inc 1052. 1438Rolls-Royce of America. Inc 2407Roos Bros., Inc 1438Roosevelt Steamship Co 326Roscoe Snyder & Pacific Ry 487,2382Ross Gear & Tool Co 1825. 2011Russia Insurance Co. of America 1052Reseda International Corp 1825Rory Theatre (Roxy Theatre Corp.). N. Y.City 1438

Royal Baking Powder Co 1398. 1438Royal Dutch Co 507. 1825Royal Typewriter Co.. Inc 2213Royal Worcester Corset Co 1438Royalton Apartments, Philadelphia. Pa 673Rubinstein (Helena), Inc 1438Ruhr Chemical Corp 1825Russeks Fifth Avenue, Inc 2213. 2407Russell Mfg. Co 2011Rutland RR 1400, 1408, 1987Ryerson (Joseph T.) & Son, Inc 1053

St. Joseph Lead Co 1439. 2011. 2213t. Lawrence Corp. Ltd 2408

St. Lawrence Paper Mills Co., Inc 2408St. Louis Bank Bldg. & Equip. Corp 2213St. Louis San Francisco Ry_123, 653. 838.

845. 1027. 1408. 1604, 1793, 1975, 2374St. Louis Southwestern Ry121, 308, 488,

838. 1408, 1604. 2374St. Louis, Springfield & Peoria RR 1992St. Mary's College & Academy. Monroe.Mich 326. 1438

St. Maurice Valley Corp 1632St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. ofNew York 1953

St. Regis Paper Co 1825Sacramento Northern RR 1619Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 312Safeway Stores, Inc 326. 1241, 2011, 2407

507. 1439, 20121825240816322213

Sally Frocks, IncSalt Creek & Consolidated Oil CoSalt Creek Producers Assoc., Inc Saltex Looms, Inc Samoset Chocolates Co San Diego Consolidated

129 Gas & Electric Co.

(Calif.) f:5 , 483. 1974. 2176, 2196San Joaquin Light & Power Corp 850. 1992Sangamo Electric Co. of Canada. Ltd Sangamo Electric Co. (Ill.)

16322213Santa Ana Sugar Co

Santa Fe & Los Angeles Harbor BySaranac Pulls & Paper Co., IncSargent & Co.. New Haven, ConnSarnia Bridge Co., LtdSaunders (Clarence) Stores, Inc Savage Arms Corp Savannah Electric & Power Co--483. 1018,

1619. 1974

1632, 2012 1987 1241 1053 1825

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avannah Sugar Refining Corpaxet Co

Pr t.423.2214

chiff Co 327, 1241, 2012chiller-Lake Shore Bldg. Corp 678chlessinger (B. F.) & Sons, Inc 2214chletter & Zander, Inc 507. 1053chulco Co., Inc 118. 143chulte-United Sc. to 31 Stores, Inc 327, 1825

507, 1439chulte United: Ltdchulze Baking Co 1825, 2012chumacher Wall Board Co 2012cioto Valley By. & Power Co 2196cott Paper Co 507, 1053, 2408cotten, Dillon Corp 869covill Mfg. Co., Waterbury, Conn 1053cranton-Spring Brook Water Service Co.118,

657, 1032, 1223cullin Steel Co 1053eaboard Air Line Ry. 308, 488, 653. 845.

1027, 1614, 1793, 2188eaboard-All Florida R 846, 1027eaboard Continental Corp 2012eaboard Dairy Credit Corp 327eaboard Insurance Co 1439eaboard Investment Trust of Boston 1439eaboard Public Service Co 129. 494, 1032eaboard Utilities Shares Corp. 1053, 1214,

1241, 2408engrave Corp 2012. 2408ears, Roebuck & Co_-_143, 327, 673, 869,

1053, 1632. 1825, 2408easoned Securities, Inc 143. 2408econd International Securities Corp-------869econd National Investors Corp. 143. 1439, 1825econd Public Utility Investment Co., Ltd.

1241, 1632ecurities Company of New Jersey 869filectuities Trust of America 869. 2ecurity Distributors Corp ecurity Investment Trust, Inc 2214eemans Brothers, Inc 647, 673eiberling Rubber Co 673elected Industries, Inc. 143, 1054, 1439.

2911632, ),elected Managements, Inc elected Shares Corp 873, 1054, 1439elected Stocks, Inc 870. 2012ell'ridge & Co., Ltd., London, England--_-.1439eneca Copper Mining Co 1602, 1632entr7 Safety Control Corp 1439erve , Inc 327, 507, 1602, 1632etay Co., Inc., New York 327hatter Stores Co 2408hares Corp. of Wall Street 327haron Pressed Ste& Co 507heron (Pa.) Steel Hoop Co 1632harp & Dohme, Inc 2012harpsville Railroad 308hattuck (Frank G.) Co 2012hattuck Denn Mining Corp 2012hawinigan Water & Power Co 1223, 1405hawmut Association 1054heaffer (W. A.) Pen Co 327. 1439hell Transport & Trading Co , Ltd 327hell Union Oil Corp 327. 1054henandoah Corp 840, 1632. 2408henango Valley Water Co 2382herwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd 2012hippers' Car Line Corp 1241hubert Theatre Corp 1974, 2012, 2214iemens & Halske A. G. Berlin 327, 870. 1241.

1825, 2408terra Pacific Electric Co. 118, 484, 1018.

1413, 1785, 1974ignal Oil & Gas Co 1439, 1632*nature Hosiery Co.. Inc 1054lgnode Steel Strapping Co 2214llent Automatic Corp 143, 2214liver King Coalition Mines Co 2408liver Rod Stores, Inc 870immons-Boardman Publishing Corp-____ _1241immons Co 327. 1439, 2012imms Petroleum Co 1988imon (Franklin) & Co., Inc 2408impsons, Ltd 1439inclair Consolidated Oil Corp 673, 870inclair Refining Co 673Inger Mfg. Co 2013oux City Gas & Electric Co 1214, 2176oux City Stock Yards 1439isters (The) of Charity of the Blessed VirginMary of St. Joseph, Dubuque County, Ia_ _ 873

isto Financial Corp 327. 673ix Hundred Fifty-five Park Avenue, Inc- - - -1440vyer Steel Castings Co 1825kelly Oil Co 507, 2408mith-Alsop Paint & Varnish Co 1825mith 1A. 0.) Corp-143, 507. 1602, 1632, 1826mith F. H.) Bldg., Inc 673mith

3

ldg., Washington, D. 0 673mith F. H.) Co 673mith__L. C.) & Corona Typewriters, Inc- -2013mith ;Howard) Paper Mills. Ltd 327myth Mfg. Co 2214need Royalty nia VLscosa Societe Nazionale Industrie Ap-

Co 675

plicazioni iscosa) 2408olid CarbonicCo 2408oo Line System 648, 1604, 2374

South American Rys. Co 1614. 1793South Carolina Power: Co 1018, 1602, 2372South Georgia Ry 1027South Penn Collieries Co 143, 1055South Penn Oil Co 1832South Pittsburgh Water Co 1032South Plains & Santa Fe Ry 1793South Porto Rico Sugar Co 1826South Texas Gas Co 657South Utah Mines & Smelters 1632South West Pennsylvania Pipe Lines- -870. 1055Southeastern Express Co 483, 2176Southern Asbestos Co -- 1826Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co

302, 834, 1800Southern Berkshire Power & Elec. Co 129Southern California Edison Co., Ltd-118,

494. 657, 1223, 1399, 1413, 1619, 17952178, 2196, 2226

Southern California Gas Co--129, 657, 1619,1800, 1992, 2198, 2388

Southern California Telephone Co 312, 1800Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd-483, 1322. 2176Southern Colorado Power Co--834, 2176, 2196Southern Dairies. Inc 2214Southern Gas Co Southern Gas Utilities, IncSouthern Glass Co

6572408

Southern Ice Co 484. 507, 1054, 1974, 2013Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co..

1602. 2372Southern Natural Gas Corp-312, 494, 657,

1032. 1602. 1619,2176, 2196Southern New England Ice Co 1241Southern Pacific Co-_308. 653, 846, 1217,

1408, 1605, 1793, 2189, 2382

Southern New England Telephone CoSouthern Pacific Golden Gate Co Southern Pacific RR Southern Pipe Line Co Southern Ry- -488, 653, 846, 1216, 1614,

1793, 2177Southern Sierras Power Co 1032Southern Sugar Co 1055, 1632Southern Union Gas Co 1619, 1992Southern Weaving Co., Greenville, S. C_ 675Southington (Conn.) Hardware Co 1241Southwest Utility Dairy Products Co 1632. 2013Southwestern Bell Telephone Co-1223, 2196, 2389Southwestern Light dc Power Co °196Southwestern Natural Gas Co 1819Spalding (A. G.) & Bros 508Spang, Chalfant & Co 2214Sparks Withington Co 834. 870Specialized Shares Corp 1826Spiegel, May, Stern Co., Inc-- -327, 1055, 1242Splitdorf Bethlehem Electrical Co 2214Splltdort Electrical Co2214Springfield Gas Light Co -1800Springfield Street By 1018, 1032, 2388Square D Co 2013. 2408Stahl-Meyer, Inc 870Standard American Corp 675Standard Bleachery Co.. Carlton Hill, N. J-1055Standard Bleaching & Printing Co 1055Standard Brands, Inc- A242, 1399, 1400, 2408Standard Commercial Tobacco Co.. Inc.. - - -2409Standard Dredging Co 1440, 2409Standard Gas & Electric Co_ _494, 834, 1032.

1414, 1619, 2196Standard Oil Co. of California (Del.)_144,

327, 507Standard Oil Co. (Ind.) 508. 1055Standard Oil Co. of Kansas 327, 1055Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky 2409Standard Oil Co of Nebraska 1055, 1242Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)-1055, 1242, 2409Standard Oil Co. of New York_ _870, 1242, 1633Standard Oil Co. f Ohio 144, 1055, 2409Standard Public Service Co 118, 302, 1399Standard Safe Deposit Co 2013Standard Screw Co 2214Standard Textile Products Co 2214Stanley Arms, Washington, D. C 675Stanley Co. of America 1785. 1826, 2013Stanley Corp., Washington, D. C. 675Stanley Works 2214Starrett (L. S.) Co 1603, 1633. 1785, 2013Starrett Investing Corp 1243State Guaranty Co 675State Street Investment Corp 870, 2013State Title & Mtge. Co 327Staten Island Edison Corp 2196, 2389Stearns (Frederick) & Co 2214Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd 1633, 2214Stein (A.) & Co 1633Stephens Fuel Co., Inc 675. 1826Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc 1826Sterling Motor Truck Co 144, 871Sterling Securities Corp 870Stewart Warner Corp 834, 871, 1633, 2013Stinson Aircraft Corp 144Stix, Baer & Fuller Co 1440Stollwerck Chocolate Co 508Stone & Webster Engineering Corp-144,

1826, 2013, 2409Stone & Webster, Inc_ _1440, 1978, 2013,

2214, 2409Storkline Furniture Co 508Straus (S. W.) & Co., Inc 675, 1633Straus (Nathan), Inc 327, 1633, 2013Stromberg-Carlson Telephone Mfg. Co 1440&rook (S.) & Co 2013Studebaker Corp. of America-144, 871, 1790,

2013, 2409Stutz Motor Car Co. of America. Inc- _327,

508. 871. 1440, 2214, 2409Submarine Boat Corp 675, 1243, 1633Sugar Estates of Oriente, Inc 1633, 1826Sullivan Packing Co 1440Subway Mills 2409Sun Investing Co., Inc 144, 508Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada_ _ __1633, 2215Sun Maid Raisin Growers Assn 1440Sun Oil Co 1055, 1440Sun Realty Co 508Sunray Oil Co? 675, 1440, 1633, 2215Sunset 1055Sunstrand Machine Tool Co 144, 1440Super-Corporations of America, Depositors,Inc 144. 1055

Super Maid Corp 508. 2013Superior Elevator & Forwarding Co 1440Superior Forwarding (Jo., Inc 1440Superior Steel Corp 1399. 1440, 1828, 2409Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd 1826, 2013Supervized Shares 2409Susquehanna Utility 1.& 851Sutherland Paper Co 675, 1242Swan Finch Oil Corp 1243Swann Corp., Birmingham, Ala 1243Swartwout & Co.. Cleveland 871Swedish Match Co 327, 508, 675. 1056Sweets Co. of America, Inc_ _484, 508, 1399,

1440, 1634, 1974, 2013Swift & Company 304, 328, 1056, 1826Swift International Corp 1440Swiss Oil Corp 676Symington Co 1399, 1440

'Taggart Corp 2215I amps Electric Co_118, 484, 1347, 851,

1018, 1414, 1785, 1974Taylor Aircraft Corp 1056Taylor Milling Corp 2013Took-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd 1018, 1056Telautograph Corp-1056, 1602, 1634, 2176,

Teleregister Corp 1440, 2215Telephone Bond & Share Co 657, 1620, 1992Telephone Investment Corp 2196Tennessee Coal, Iron & RR. Co 328, 676Tennessee Corp 1243Tennessee Electric Power Co_ _495, 834, 1602,

2197, 2372Tennessee Public Service Co 1414Terminal Shares, Inc 1056Texas Co 328Texas Corp 508, 1826, 1976Texas Electric Ry 118,129Texas Gas Utilities Co 312, 1414Texas Gulf Sulphur Co 1405Texas St Pacific Ry-_308, 653, 838, 1605,

2375, 2380, 2383Texas Power Corp 1223Texas Power & Light Co 302, 495. 2372Texas Public Service Co 1224Thatcher Mfg. Co 1243Thermold Co 508, 676, 1826Thew Shovel Co 1834Third Avenue By. System-118, 835, 1602, 1620Third National Investors Corp- - -144, 1440. 2013

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Page.Thirty-Fourth Street Crosstown By 1223Thomas Allec Corp 1243Thompson (John R.) Co--508, 1440, 2014, 2215Thompson Products, Inc-1057. 1440. 2014, 2215Thompson-Starrett Co. Inc---1785, 1828. 2014Thomson Electric Welding Co 1440Thrift Stores, Ltd 871Tide Water Associated Oil Co 1610Tide Water Oil Co 1610Tidewater Southern Ry 1620Time-O-Stat Controls Co 871, 1634Timken-Detroit Axle Co 871, 2014Timken Roller Bearing Co 2409Tishman Realty & Construction Co., Inc.

1057. 1634Title Guarantee & Trust Co 2215Tivoli Apartments, Washington, D. 0 676Tivoli Construction Co 676Tobacco & Allied Stocks, Inc 1440, 2014Tobacco Products Corp 676Tobacco Products Export Corp 676, 871Toho Electric Power Co.. Ltd 495, 1801Tokyo Electric Light Co., Ltd 130Toledo Edison Co 312, 1223, 1440Toledo Light & Power Co 1224Tom Thumb Corp 871Tonopah & Tidewater RR 123Tooke Bros., Ltd 144Toronto Elevators, Ltd 676Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo By 1400, 1408Touraine Hotel Chicago 676, 2014Trans-Lux Daylight Picture Screen Corp.........

1441, 1826, 2015Transamerica Corp__144, 328, 871, 1441,

1826, 2015Transcontinental SharesTranscontinental & Westeronlir. Inc 2215Transue & Williams Steel Forging Corp 2015Traung Label & Lithograph Co 1441Travelers Insurance Co 2015Tr -Continental Corp 485, 508, 1441, 2215Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co _____ -.2196Tr-Utilities Corp 1018. 1032, 1214, 1800Trinity Buildings Corp 871Troxel Mfg. Co., Cleveland 677Truax-Traer Coal Co 871Trunz Pork Stores, Inc 509, 1243Truscon Steel Co 1441, 1975, 2016Trustee Standard Shares, Inc 677Tubize Chatillon Corp 1634Turner Glass Co 328Twentieth Century Depositor Corp- --144,

1441, 1634, 2015Twenty-third Street By 12242100 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, D.0.- 677Twin City Rapid Transit Co 1224, 1992Twin States Natural Gas Co 130

T Tien & Co 1243, 2215, 2409tanderground Electric Rys. of London 2389Underwood Elliot Fisher Co 328, 1602, 1611Unexcelled Manufacturing Co., Inc 1243Ungerleider Financial Corp 835, 871Union Carbide & Carbon Corp 1634, 2179Union Coal St Coke Co 2409Union Cotton Mfg. 2215Union Elec. Light & Power Co. of Ill 1032Union Electric Light & Power Co. of St.Louis 647, 657, 1620

Union Guarantee & Mortgage Co 871Union Gulf Corp 328Union Metal Mfg. Co 1827Union Inc 509, 872. 1243Union Nattiral Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd.,

1441, 1634Union Oil Co. of California 328, 509, 1404Union Pacific RR 653, 846, 2375Union Pacific System 1020, 1605Union Storage Co 1243Union Street Ry., New Bedford, Mass 1620Union Tank Car Co 2016Union Water Service Co 118, 647Unit Corp. of America 509, 677, 1635, 2016United Aircraft & Transport Corp 144, 1441United American Utilities, Inc 851United Biscuit Co. of America 1828United Business Publishers, Inc 1441United Carbon Co 328, 1827United Chemical & Drug Corp- -1441, 1635, 1827United Chemicals, Inc 2215United Cigar Stores Co. of America 509,872United Corp- -312. 496, 1620. 1801, 2372, 2389United Electric Coal Cos 1399. 1441, 1634United Elec. Light & Pow. Co. of N. Y- - - -1224United Engineering & Foundry Co 328, 872United Founders Corp 328, 509, 849, 1441United Fruit Co 1021, 1441, 2409United Fuel Investments, Ltd 1635, 2218United Gas Corp-312. 657, 851, 1224, 1414, 2389United Gas Improvement Co 130, 495, 657United Gas Public Service Co 657, 1620United Gasoline Corp. (Del.) 328United Grain Growers, Ltd 328United Iron Works, Inc 2409United Light & Power Co 118, 130, 498United Merchants dc Manufacturers, Inc-- 144United Milk Products Corp 2216United National Corp., Seattle, Wash 1243United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co 1793United Paperboard Co.. Inc 484, 509. 872United Piece Dye Works 1441United Porto Rican Sugar Co 2216United Power & Transportation Co 2389United Printers & Publishers, Inc 2410United Profit-Sharing Corp 2216United Rys. & Electric Co. of Baltimore 835, 2372United , Ltd. 141United Securities Trust Assodates 1827United Telephone Co 1032U. S. Bobbin & Shuttle Co 2016U. S. & British International Co., Ltd 872U. S. Distributing Corp. 1442, 2016, 2410U. S. Electric Light & Power Shares, Inc-- -1442U. S. Electric Power Corp. (Ind.) 312U. S. Envelope Co 1243, 1635U. 8. Fidelity & Guaranty Co 872U. S. Foil Co 1442U. 8. & Foreign Securities Corp 509U. S. Freight Co 144. 2409U. S. Gypsum Co 677, 1056, 1442, 1635U. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp 1244U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co_328, 1019, 1057, 2409U. S. & International Securities Corp-509, 677

Leather Co 2409U. S. Life Insurance Co 2016, 2216U. S. Lines, Inc 2016U. S. & Overseas Corp 509, 1057, 1827U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co 677, 2186U. S. Playing Card Co 1827U. 8. Radiator Corp 144, 2410U. S. Radio & Television Co 1785, 1827U. S. Realty & Improvement Co _____ _ _486. 1057U. S. Rubber Co 328, 677, 2182U. S. Shoe Co., Cincinnati 509U. S. Steel Corp_ _- -328, 509, 835, 872, 1244,

2016. 2177, 2218


JAN.-MARCH, 19311 INDEX

Page.U. S. Smelt., Refg. & Mining Co 144, 2410U. S. Tobacco Co 677, 1215, 1442, 1827United Steel Works Corp. (Germany)_1057, 1244United Steel Works of Burbach-Eich-Dude-lange (Societe Anonyme des Acieries Reuniesde Btirbach-Eich-Dudelange) (Grand Duchyof Luxemburg) "Arbed" 1635

United Stores Corp 328, 1442United Verde Copper Co 1442United Verde Extension Mining Co ____ _ __ _

509, 1244, 1635Universal Mortgage Co. (N. 0.) 2016Universal Oil Products Co. (Calif.) 328Unterelbe Power & Light Co. (Elektricitaets-work Unterelbe, Aktiengesellschaft).Germany

Utah Apex Mining Co Utah Gas & Coke Co Utah-Idaho Sugar Co Utah Valley Gas & Coke CoUtilities Hydro & Rails Shares Corp ---- -___

1214, 1244, 2216Utilities Power & Light Corp- -__1620, 1801,

1992, 2389Utility Bond & Share Co., Chicago ______ ___ 329Utility & Indistrial Corp 2378, 2421

Vacuum Oil Co 1244alvoline Oil Co 1827

Van de Kam s Holland Dutch Bakeries Inc.. 2016Van Raalte Co.. Inc 2410Vanadium Alloys Steel Co 1635Vanadium Corp. of America 2216, 2410Veeder-Root, Inc 1442Venezuelan-Mexican 011 Corp 509Venezuelan Petroleum Co 2410Vesta Battery Co 2410Viau Biscuit Corp., Ltd 1827Vick Financial Corp 329, 872Victor Welding Equipment Co. San Francisco,

Calif 1442Victory Building, Toronto 1442Virginia Bridge & Iron Co 329Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co -2410Virginia Electric & Power Co_484, 1224.

1801, 1975Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co- 835, 872, 1827Vir inian Railway 121, 488, 1020, 1975Viclieck Tool Co 2216Vogt Mfg. Corp., Rochester, N. Y 1442Vortex Cup Co 399, 1635Vulcan Detinning Co 1399, 1442

Wabash Ry 838, 846, 1218, 1605, 2375VV am Beaumont Trinity & Sabine Ry 1218Wagner Electric Corp 677, 2410Wahl Co 1244Waitt & Bond, Inc 1828Waldorf System, Inc_ -329, 1244, 1442, 2217, 2410Walgreen Co 329, 1244, 2016Waltham Watch Co -1057Walworth Co 1442. 1828Wamsutta Mills 509Ward Baking Corp- -329, 872, 1057, 1244, 1442

103218271992329

1620

Page.Wardman Real Estate Properties, Inc 1442Wardman Realty & Construction Co-- 1442Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc 1603, 1635Warner Co 145, 1244, 1443, 1635Warner (Williams R.) & Co., Inc 1635Warner Quinlan Co 329Warner Sugar Corp 145Warren Apartment Co 670Warren Bros. Co. of Boston__1057, 1828,

2016. 2216Warren Foundry & Pipe Corp 2217Warrior River Terminal Co 1793Warwick Hotel & Annex, Philo, 329Washington Baltimore & Annapolis ElectricRR 851, 1414. 1620

Washington Gas Light Co 1992Washington General Mortgage Co 1057Washington Oil Co 2217Washington-Pittsburgh Holding Corp 677Washington Ry. & Electric Co 851Washington Run RR 1218Washington & Suburban Cos 1992Washington Water Power Co 1623, 1801Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Ry 1414Waterloo Mfg. Co., Ltd 1244Watertown Light & Power Co 312Wayne Coal Co. (Ohio) 145Wayne Pump Co 677Wayne United Gas Co 1801, 2197, 2389Webster Eisenlohr Inc 1828Wedgewood Investing Corp 509, 1443Weinberger Drug Stores. Inc 2017Welch Grape Juice Corp 1057Wellington Bldg. Co., Philadelphia, Pa 665Wesson 011 & Snowdrift Co., Inc-484, 2372, 2411West Kootenay Pow. & Lt. Co., Ltd_. 1224, 2389West Ohio Gas Co 2197West Penn Electric Co 1992West Penn Power Co 2197West Penn Rys 312West River RR 1218West Vitt inia Water Service Co 118. 647Westch• •eer Electric RR 1033Westchester Fire Insurance Co 872Western Auto Supply Co. of Kansas City,

1244, 1443, 2017Western Continental Utilities, Inc 851Western Dairy Products Co 1443Western Electric Co., Inc 1057. 2184Western Grocer Co 484, 509Western Maryland Dairy Corp 1443Western Maryland Ry. Co_ _121, 648. 1027,

1218. 1605Western Massachusetts Cos 2389Western New York & Pennsylvania Ry_ _1793Western New York Water Co 302. 312Western Pacific RR 308, 846, 2188, 2383Western Pipe & Steel Co 2410Western Public Service Co__ _484, 647, 1019, 1975Western Reserve Investing Corp 2017Western Tablet & Stationery Corp 679Western Union Telegraph Co.. Inc_ _484.

498, 1224, 2197, 2389Westinghouse Air Brake Co 1828. 2017

Page.Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co_1443,

1976. 2026, 2411Westmount Industrial Corp., Ltd 1244Weston Biscuit Corp 872, 1443Westvaco Chlorine Products Corp 679. 1245Wheatsworth, Inc 329. 484, 510. 677Wheeling Steel Corp 679, 1057. 2017Wheeling Traction Co 130, 312White (J. G.) & Co 872, 2017White Motor Co1828, 2217, 2411White Rock Mineral Springs Co 484, 510White Sewing Machine Co 2017Whitman Mills of New Bedford 1245Whitman (William) Co., Inc 1443Wickwire Spencer Steel Co 872. 2018Wilcox (H. F.) Oil & Gas Co- _835, 872. 1245,

1443. 1635. 2411Wilcox-Rich Corp 329, 1057, 2411Wilkes-Barre & Eastern RR 846Will & Baumer Candle Co., Inc 679Williams 011-0-Matic Heating Corp 510Williamsport Water Co 312Wil-Low Cafeterias, Inc 484. 510, 2411Willys-Ovorland Co 2217. 2411Wilson & Co., Inc 305, 329. 2412Wilson-Jonas Co 1443Winchester Repeating Arms Co. (Del.)_ _679.

872, 1635. 1828, 2412Windsor Hotel, Ltd 1443Winn & Lovett Grocery Co 1245, 2018Wisconsin Electric Power Co 2197Wisconsin Gas St Electric Co 2389Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co 1415Wisconsin-Michigan Power Co 1992WisconsinPower & Light Co2197Wisconsin Public Service Corp- 835, 2176. 2197Wisconsin Valley Electric Co____835, 2176. 2197Wolverine Portland Cement Co 1245Woodley Petroleum Co 1245Woods Brothers Corp., Lincoln, Neb. _ _____ 510Woods Mfg. Co., Ltd 1245. 1443Woodward Iron Co 329Woolworth (F. W.) Co 329, 843, 1057. 1828Worcester Consolidated Street Ry_ _312.

1019. 1033, 2389World Mutual Casualty Co 329Worthington Pump & Machinery Co_ _ _872. 1828Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co 1019, 1057, 2028

'Vale & Towne Mfg. Co 23781 chow & Checker Cab Co 1245York Heating & Ventilating Corp_ _ _ 329York Ice Machinery Co 510, 679. 1057York (Pa.) Rys. Co 312. 496York Share Corp., N. Y. City 1057York Utilities Co 2390Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire Corp 1635Youngstown & Ohio River RR 1801Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co_145, 1057,

1245, 1828. 2028, 2181, 2412Yuba River Power Co 1033

Zimmerknit , Ltd ' 510onite Products Corp_ __ -1399, 1443, 2028, 2217

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT-GENERAL NEWSGENERAL.

Page.

Arizona-Governor Signs Bill Pro-viding $2,850,000 for EmergencyHighway Fund 1257

Arkansas-$15,000 Drouth Relief Bill De-

feated in Senate 1257Governor Approves Legislative Act

Increasing Gasoline Tax 2040$1,000,000 State University Con-

struction Program Approved -2040Legislature Adjourns-Results of

Session 2240Auburndale, Fla.-Bondholders' Pro-

tective Committee Extends Timefor Deposit of Bonds 690

Beaumont, Tex.-City Seeks Ex-tension of Tax Payment Date- 883

Belleville, N. J.-Town TreasurerExplains Dropping of Bonds fromLegal List 2040

Boston, Mass.-Governor Ely SignsCity Tax Limit Bill 1454

Brookhaven, N. Y.-Election on$750,000 Road Bonds Ruled Illegal 690

Buncombe County, N. C.-StateSinking Fund Commission DeniesApplication for Loan 158

N., alifornia-Governor Rolph Finds Tax

Increase Unnecessary-Pre-sent Revenues of State De-clared Ample 883

Amendments to State Toll BridgeLaw Provided in Legislative Bill 883

Addition to List of Legal Invest-ments 1257

Cisco, Tex.-Bondholders' Protec-tive Committee Issues Statementon Default Situation 521

Cohoes, N. Y.-City Back on Cash Basis-Remain-ing $120,000 of Illegally IssuedCertificates to Be Paid 1257

Tax Collections Very Satisfactory_1257Columbus, 0.-Salaries of CityEmployees May Be Reduced toEnd Deficit 690

Connecticut-Governor Cross Inaugurated-

Legislature Convenes 521Final Census Figures Puts Popula-

tion at 1,606,903 521Bank Stock Tax Measure Intro-duced in Legislature 883

Changes in List of Legal Invest-ments 1454, 1661, 2040

Coral Gables, Fla.-Formation of Bondholders Pro-

tective Committee Announced.. 883Bondholders' Committee-Urges Deposit of DefaultedBonds 1068

Seeks Legislation to Adjust DebtSituation 2240

Craven County, N. C.-LegislativePermission to Refund Note In-debtedness Asked 1258

Detroit, Mich.-Plans Outlinedby Finance Committee to DealWith Deficit 159

GENERAL (Continued).Page

Edinburg, Tex.-City ReceivershipProposed 1454

Everglades Drainage District, Fla.-Bondholders' Protective Com-mittee Formed on Defaulted Bonds 883

rams, Tex.-Injunction Suit En-tered Against Bond Sale 690

Fall River, Mass.-$100,000 Payment Made on De-

faulted Notes 159Bill Introduced to Restore City's

Credit 690Feature of Bill Aiding City's

Finances Pointed Out 883Special Commission Appointed to

Administer Finances 1661Farelly Lake Levee District. Ark.-

Bondholders' Protective Com-mittee Organized 521

Florida.-Booklet Analyzing BondSituation Issued 884

Ge°rgia-special Session of Legis-lature Called to Act on BudgetDeficit 159

Helena.Mont.-Supreme Court Holds $200,000Water Bonds Invalid 1069

State Supreme Court Holds$200.000 Water Bonds Are NowValid 2433

Hemphill, Tex.-Statement on BondDefault Situation 1069

I daho-Special Legislative Session

Called to Consider Taxation 2240Governor Ross Signs GraduatedIncome Tax Bill 2240

Illinois-Attorney-General Renders OpinionRegarding Insurance Invest-ments 690

House Passes Tax Warrant Auth-orization Bill 2433

Indiana-Governor Leslie Declines to SignPersonal Income Tax Bill 2240

Reapportionment Bill Passed andSigned by Governor 2240

Iowa-Legislature Approves $100,000,000Road Bond Issue Amendment _1069

Referendum to Be Held June 16 on$100.000,000 Road Bonds 1454

Amended Income Tax Bill Passedby House 1841

Suit Brought to Enjoin $100,-000,000 Road Bond Election_ 1841

Court Dismisses Injunction Pro-ceedings Against Road BondElection 2240

ikr 8119 M-11, G r a d u a t ed Income Tax Amend-

ment to Be Submitted toVoters 2433

Legislative Session Ends 2433Kentucky-Governor's Order Ex-

tending Period for Payment ofTaxes Overruled by State At-torney-General 690

GENERAL (Continued).Page.

Rfiaine-Senate Passes $3,000,000Iva Highway Bond Bill 1841Miami, Fla.-Circuit Court Ruling

Validates $853,000 RefundingBonds 1842

Michigan-Supreme Court RulingAuthorizes Issuance of Bonds forRelief Purposes by Cities__ • 1661

Minnesota-Income Tax Bill Introduced in

Legislature 521Bill Providing for $15,414,000 inRoad Bonds Introduced 884

Mississippi-U. S. Supreme Court Upholds Tax-

ing Power of Improvement Dis-tricts 690

Proceedings Contemplated AgainstState on Repudiated Bonds 1069

Missouri-Surpeme Court Ruling Reinstates

State Treasurer 341Bill Proposing Increased IncomeTax Introduced 1069

State Treasurer Impeached byHouse of Representatives 2241

Moffat Tunnel District, Colo.-Transferrance of $958,000 TaxMoney Enjoined 1258

Montana-Measure Providing for Issuance of$6,000,000 in Warrants Passed.. 884

Supreme Court Orders FutureReferendums on Issuance ofDebentures 1842

Legislative Session Ends 2241

e w Jersey-Legislature Adjourns WithoutActing on Abell Survey 159

Port Authority Bills Passed andSigned by Governor 1842

Legal Debt Limit Exceeded byMany Municipalities 2433

New Smyrna Delano DrainageDistrict, Fla.-Request for Infor-mation on Outstanding Bonds 1258

New York City-Samuel Levy Elected Borough

President of Manhattan 522Comptroller Berry Issues Advance

Financial Report 690Sinking Fund Bills Passed by

Assembly 1069Comptroller Berry Announces Con-templated Improvement Pro-gram Costing $2,000,000,000 1258

Governor Roosevelt Signs SinkingFunds Bills 1258

Bill Introduced in Legislature Pro-posing Shorter Notice on Sales ofBonds 1258

City Property Assessed at $19.-162,517,014 on Final 1931Rolls 1454

Comptroller Berry Sets 1931 BasicTax Rate at 52.57 1454

Amendments May Be Made toDowning-Steingut Bill 1661

Basic Tax Rate Set at 52.57 for1931 1842

Legislation Passed Calling for City• Wide Inquiry 2433

Final Census

North Carolina-

North Dakota-State Capital

Special Assessment

Oklahoma-Bonded Debts of Coun-

LerdaahaInvestFRAmigenuLtsres(C°:f:ritsnuePSd)dyaovtsvpezsD.BingsulsoeciRelni:id-1ag253188112542440885e993421749s40

Legislature Convenes Governor Rooselvelt Submits $293,-

Governor Roosevelt Signs First

Legal Investment List Amended_ _1070Bill Introduced in Legislature to

1930 Census Increased Eligibility

Constitutional Amendment Abolish-

Governor Roosevelt Signs Special

Second Supplemental Legal Invest-

Assembly Passes Prohibition Re-

Bill Authorizing Towns to Issue

Legislature Passes Bills Providing

Additional Supplemental List1861

Senate Approves $20,000,000 Re-

State Capital Destroyed by Fire-2241621

Legislature Passes Local

Legislature Adjourns

Attorney General-

Governor Gardner Issues State-

Governor White Signs Bill Auth-orizing

of Improvement Bonds

StahteaeMr

605,606 Budget to State Legis-lature

List for Savings Banks

End Personal Property Tax...

1931 Laws

ing State Census

Bill on Low Rate State Bonds_ _11445544

ment List Issued

peal Measure

Short Term Notes Introduced..

for Midtown Tunnel

Issued

forestation Bond Program 2241

by State Opposed by Govemor_1070Govern-

ment Commission Act

ProptsinesunountsgpidseriniepSmaulseAprliicoleelmnueBrt:CoGunouirtt

Explains Assessment Bond De-2040

orizing Poor Relief Bonds for

ment on Bond Debt

Case

sion on Assessment Bonds.. _1661

cistern

Affected by Ruling

1454

2040

2040

522

New York State-Final

at 12,588,066

Oregon-eroltnsedtitutlonal Amendmentsto Be Voted Upon 2241

Owensboro, Ky.-School Bonds De-clared Invalid by Court of Appeals 341

pal County Electrical District No.4, Ariz.-State Supreme CourtUpholds Legality of Bonds 341

Quebec-ProvInce Shows Surplus of$4,210,140 for Fiscal Year 522

Rhode Island-Bill Proposes LegalStatus for Utility Bonds 1259


XXX INDEX [VOL. 132-PART 1.

, oBedford Twp.. Ohio Bee County, Tex Belchertown, Mass Bell County Tex_

B County School Maria No. 4.

.UP Colo 1455, 224212598851259891

8.35, 1455 885

522, 691, 1455885, 24341682, 2041

20411259, 2041

2041

Bainbridge, Ohioex Baird, T

Baldwinsville, N. Y Bally, Pa Baltimore, Md Baltimore County, MdBangor, Me Barberton, Ohio Barre, Vt Barron County, Wis Bath, Me Bath County, Ky Bath Twp. Cons. Rural Sch. DAL,Ohio 1259, 1662, 2041

Baton Rouge, La 162, 885, 2041Battle Creek, Neb 162Battle Creek School Dist.. Mich.,

341, 522, 691, 885Bay City, Mich 341Bay County, Mich 691Beachwood. Ohio 341, 891Beaufort, S. C __-_ 885, 1259. 1842, 2242Beaufort County, S. C 1843, 2434Beaumont, Tex_341, 891, 885. 1259, 1455

2242162, 1662

18432242

1071, 2242Bell County Road District No. 9-A.

Tex 2242

GENERAL-(Concluded),Page.

St. Petersburg, Fla.-Bondholders'Protective Committee Formed_2434

Sanford, Fla.-Agreement on Default SituationReached 1070

Bondholders' Protective Com-mittee Issues Statement on DebtSettlement 2241

Sebring, Fla.-Local Tax PayersAttack Validity of City Charterand Bonds 1070

Stokes County, N. C.-Bond De-fault Temporary 522

Summer Lake Irrigation District,Ore.-Adjustment of Bonded DebtProposed 522

Tennessee-Governor Horton Con-damns Excessive Issuance ofBonds in Message 884

Texas-Senate Committee VotesFavorably on Road Bond Bills 1842

Torrance, Calif.-Legality of WaterSystem Bonds Questioned 522

VIest Virginia-810,000,000 Road Bond BillPassed by Legislature 1455

Legislature Passes $10,000,000Road Bond Re-Issuance B111_1842

Wyoming-Governor Emerson Dead1661

FOREIGN MATTERS.

Quebec-Province Shows Surplus of84,210,140 for Fiscal Year__ 522

BOND ISSUES.

A berdeen, S. flak 1842ekdair County, Ia 884. 2041, 2434Adams and Arapahoe Counties JointSchool Dist. No. 28, Colo.,

1455, 1661. 2241Adams and Arapahoe Counties JointSchool Dist. No. 29, Colo 884

Adams Township, Ohio 1662, 1842Afton, Wyo 1070, 2041Agawan, Mass 2041Akron, Ohio 341, 1259. 1882Alabama, State of 1662. 1842, 2041Alamo Heights, Tex 884Alamos& County Consol. School Dist.No. 1, Colo 690

Albany Port Dist., N. Y.-522, 884, 1070Albany School Dist., Calif 2434Alberta, Providence of 698. 2252Albion. Neb 162Alburg, Vt " 890, 1682Algona°, Mich 341Allegan, Mich 2041Allegany County, Md 884Allegheny County, Pa-1455, 2242, 2434Allen County, Ind 2242Allen Park Mich 884Alliance, Neb 182, 522Alliance, Ohio 341Allston, Ont 2252, 2443Alpena, Mich 2041Alpine, N. J 690, 884Altoona School Dial.. Pa 1455, 1842Amelia School Dist., Ohio 1455Anadarko, Okla 1455,2041Anainosa School Dist., Iowa 522Anderson Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 341Andover, Maas 2041, 2242Andrews County, Tex 522Angelina County Road Dist. No. 9,Texas 885

Angola, N. Y 885, 1070Ann Arbor, Mich-341, 1070, 1259, 2041Anne Arundel County, Md 341, 1259Arcadia, Mo 890Arizona, State of 1259. 1455Arkansas, State of 182, 341, 622Arkansas City, Kan-162, 522, 885, 1259Arlington, Kan 1842, 2041, 2242Arlington, S. flak 1455, 2242, 2434Arlington Heights, Ill 885Arapahoe County Sch. Dist. No. 36,Colo 1842

Arnaudville Gravity Drainage Dist.No. 17, La 1455, 1842

Ashland, Pa 162Astoria. Ore 522, 1071Atascosa County Road Dist. No. 4.Texas 690, 1071

Atlanta, Ga-522, 690, 885, 1842, 2041Atlantic City, N..7----182, 341, 522,

885, 1071, 2041, 2242Atlantic Highlands, N. .7 522, 1259Attleboro, Maas 885, 1071. 2434Auburn, Me 522Auburn, N. Y 885, 1259, 2041Auburn Township, Ohio 341, 691Audubon County, Ia 1259, 1662Aurora, Out 166Austin, Texas 1071

BOND ISSUES-(Continua)Page

Bellaire, Ohio 885 2242Belleville, N. J Belleville, Ont Ben Avon, Pa

1455, 18431268, 1464, 1669 1843

Benson, N. C 885, 1071, 2242Bent County S. D. No. 1, Colo 885Benton County, Ind_ 2041, 2434Berea, Ohio Bergenfield, N. JBerlin, N. H Berlin, Wis 1455, 1662Berrien County, Mich-885, 1259,

1662, 1843, 2041, 2242Berthierville, Qua 1268, 1662Bethlehem, Pa 523Beverly, Mass 1071, 2242, 2434Beverly Hills Mun. Impt. Dist.No. 5, Calif 1843. 2242

Beverly Sunset Drainage DistrictNo. 29, Calif 891

Big Creek Sch, Dist., W. Va--1071, 1455

5231662, 2041, 2434

labioXi. Miss MDBinghamton, N.Y 1455Birmingham, Ala 885, 1455. 2242Birmingham, Mich 891

Minn 2242Black Haw'k Co., Iowa... 1843. 2041, 2242Blair, Neb 2434Blakely Twp. Poor Dist., Pa 691Bloomlleld, Troy. Royal Oak and

Southfield Twin. Frac. Sch. Dist.No. 1, Mich 1455, 1843

Blue Earth County Ind. Sch. Dist.No. 105, Minn 691 1260

Bluefield Va 1455, 1682Boise, Idaho 182, 342Bolivar, N. I 1455. 1862Boone County, Iowa 1862, 2242Bc'Ealue County Rd. D. No. 11, Tex_ 342Boston, Mass 162, 691, 2434Bouchette, Twp., Qua 1078Bowling Green, Ky 2242Bowling Green City S. D., Ohio.- 523Bowman, N. flak 2434Brackenridge, Pa 162Bradford, Ohio 162, 691Bradford, Pa 1455, 2041Brampton, Ont 1078Brantford, Out 1268, 1484Brattleboro, Vt 2434Brazoria County Road Dist. No. 29,Tex 885, 1455, 1843, 2041

Breckenridge Colo162Brentwood Sch. Dist., Mo 342Bridgeton, N J 2434Brjgantlne, N. J 1260, 2242Brighton, N.Y 342Brighton Fire Dist. No. 5, N. Y-523, 885Bristol, Tenn 342, 523Bristol County, Mass 691, 885British Columbia, Province of _1268,

1464, 2252, 2443Brockton. Mass 342, 1071,

1455, 1862, 2434Brookline, Mass 1843Brooklyn, Ohio 342, 1456, 2242Brown County, Tex 342Brownsville, Tex 1071Brownsville Navigation Dist., Tex- 886Brownsville Ind. Sch, Dist., Tex-- -2242Brunswick, Me 2242Bucyrus, Ohio 162, 342Buford Rural S. D., Ohio 891, 1260Buffalo, N. Y 162, 342, 1843Bunker Hill S. D., Miss 886, 2242Burgettstown, Pa 886, 1260Burleigh County, N. flak 523Burlington, Iowa 1071, 1456Burlington Ind. S. D., Iowa 163Burnaby District, B. C 1464, 1869

Cadd° Parish, La 523, 1456, 1662aldwell County Road Dist. No. 9,Tex 2434

Calhoun County, Mich 523, 691California, State of-691, 1260, 1843,

2042, 2434Callahan County, Tex 523Cambridge. Mass 886, 1071, 1662,

1843, 2041, 2242Cambross, Alta 530Camden, N. J 523Cameron County, Tex 523, 1071Cameron County Water Control and

Irrigation Diet. No. 18, Tex 2041Campbell, Ohio 2242Canada, Dominion af_ -348, 1851, 2443Canandaigua, N. Y 1843, 2242Canfield, Ohio 1843, 2041Cannon County, Tenn 523, 2042Canonsburg Son. Dist., Pa----1662, 1843Canton, Mass 2243Canton, Ohio 886, 1458, 1682, 2042Canton, Pa 163, 342Canton Graded S. D., N. C 342, 691Cap de la Madeleine, Qua 1851Cape May County, N. J,.1280, 1843 2243Carbon County, Wyo- -1456, 1843, 2243Carleton County, Out 2050, 2252Carmel, N. Y 888, 1260Carnal, Ill 342Carroll County, Iowa 1260, 1456Carson Rdclamation Dist., N. M--- 523Caruthersville, Mo 691Caper. Wyo 523, 691Cass County, Iowa. 1456, 1843,2042,

2434Cass County, Ind 691, 1662Castle Rock Cons. Sch. Dist. No. 58,Colo 1260

Castorland, N. Y 888, 1260Catahoula Parish, La 886Cedar County Sch. Dist.No. 54,Neb.1260Cedar Rapids, Ia 1280, 2042, 2243Cedarville, Ohio 886Centerville, S. DakCentral Falls, R. IChagrin Falls, Ohio 691, 1843, 2435Chambersburg Sch. Dist., Pa___523, 691Chanute. Kan 342Chardon Twp., Ohio 523Charles City, Iowa 1071, 1458Charles City Ind. Sch. Dist., Iowa- - 2042Charlotte. N. C 342, 523. 1071,2042Chaska Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 5,Minn 888, 1456

Chaska Sch. Dist., Minn 342Chatham, Out 1863, 2050Checotah, Okla 1280Chelan County Sch. Dist. No. 100,

Wash 2243Chelsea, Mass 163Cheltenham Twp., Pa 2435Chester Twp., N. J 2243

1071, 1456 2042

BOND ISSIIES--(Contintserll

342342, 691, 1071

523523, 1071, 2243 1261, 1457

1683, 1844

1456, 1844, 2243Cleveland Heights, Ohio 1683, 2243Clinton County, Iowa--1844, 2243, 2435Clinton County, Ind 2243Clinton County, N.Y 2042Coahoma County, Miss 342Cooke County, Term-692, 1281, 2243Coffee County, Tenn 2435Coffeyville Sch. Dist. No. 3, Kan- 523Cohoes, N.Y 2243Collingswood, N. J 1844Collingsworth County, Tex-692, 1863Colorado County, Texas 343Columbia. S. C...892, 1261, 1457, 1663Columbia County Mi. High. Sch.

Dist. No. 4, Ore 1071, 1457, 1844Columbiana. Ohio 2435Columbus, GaA 163, 886, 1071Columbus, Ohlo-342, 523, 2243, 2435Columbus, Texas 342,523Comfrey, Minn 524Consho County Road Dist. No. 1,Tex 1071, 2435

Concord, N. H 692, 1071, 1281Conrad, Mont 692, 1071Cook County, Ill_1457, 2042, 2243, 2435Cook County, Forest Preserve Dist.,

Ill 886. 1071Cook County Sch. Dist. No. 62,

Ill 524, 2042Cook County Sch. Dist. No. 8414•

Ill 2042Coquille, Ore 343Corning, N. Y 343Cornwall Twp., Ont--1268, 2050. 2252Comma, Mich 2244Corvallis, Ore 524Coshocton, Ohio 2244Cottonwood Falls Cons, Sch,

Dist..No. 55, Kan 1457.2244Coudersport, Pa 1071, 1844Council Bluffs, Iowa 343, 524Council Grove, Kan 2435Cove Neck, N. Y 2435Covington Ky 2042, 2244, 2435Cowlitz County Sch. Dist. No. 122,Wash 1457, 1683

Cranston, R. I 2435Crawford County, Iowa 1261. 1457Crawford County, Ind 1457, 2244Crete Inters. Pay. D. No. 1, Neb...... 1844Crastline, Ohio 524Crockett County Cons. S. D. No. 1,Tex 1071, 1457

Crooksville, Ohio 1071Cross County, Ark 1844Crowley Cty. Cons. S. D.No.1,Colo 343Crowley County S. D. No. 12, Colo_ 1844Cuba. Mo 524Cumberland, Md 1843, 2244Cumberland Twp., Pa 163Cushing, Okla 343, 524Custer Cty. S. D. No. 15, Neb. 892, 2244Cuyahoga County, Ohio 1071, 2244Cuyahoga Falls City S. D., Ohio

343, 524, 692, 886, 2435

PageChicago, M-163, 342, 891, 886,1071, 1260, 1456, 1663, 2042, 2243,2435

Chicago SM. Dist., Ill 2042Chicago South Park Dist., 111_523.

691, 886, 2243, 2435Chickasha, Okla- 886, 1260, 1458Chicopee, Mass-342, 1280, 2042,

2243, 2435Chikaming Two., Mich 891Chilliwack District. B. C 2443Chino High Sch. Dist., Calif-523, 886Choctaw County, Ala 342Christian County, Ky 523Cincinnati, Ohio-523, 691, 1260,

1458, 1843Circleville, Ohio 1844, 2243, 2435Clarion Iowa Clark County, Ind Clarksville, Mo Clay County, Iowa Clayton Soh. Diet., MoClermont, Iowa Clermont County, OhioCleveland Ohio

Dakota County Drainage Dist. NO.5, Neb 343

Dallas, Tex 2042Dallas County, Iowa 1281, 1663Dallas County, Tex_ _1563, 1843, 2042Dallas Cty. Refg. Dist, No. 6, Tex .2244Dannemora, N.Y 343, 2042Danvers Mass 2244Danville, Va 2435Daugherty Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa 2244David City Neb 524Daviess County, Ind-524, 1457,

1843, 2042Dawson Cty, S. D. No. 11, Neb. 163Dawson Cty. S. D. No. 18, Mont 343Dayton, Ohlo-524, 892. 1072, 1281.

1457, 2042, 2244, 2435Dayton Sch. Dist., Ohio 2042

163, 1261 343

1457

Delaware County, PaDelaware, State of Delaware Twp., N. J Del Norte, Colo Delphi, Ind Delphos, Ohio Deschutes Cty. S. D. NO. 1, Ore- 343Des Moines, Iowa 692, 886Des Moines Ind, S. D., Iowa 2436Dee Plaines, Ill 343, 524, 692Detroit, Mich 692, 1072. 1457, 2244Dickson County, Tenn 692, 1843Dimmitt Ind. S. D. Tex_524, 1663, 2043Divide County, N. flak 524Dolgeville, N. Y-1863, 1844, 2043, 2244Donegal Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa 1457Doniphan County, Kan 888Donna Irrigation Dist No 1, Tex- 1072Dougherty County, Ga 2436Douglas County, Neb 343, 524, 692Douglas County, Wls 888, 1683Dover, Ohio 1261, 1457, 2043Dubois County, Ind 1281, 1844Dumas Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 1844Dundalk, Out 2252Dunlevy Sch. Dist., Pa 892, 1072Durham, Out Dutcheas County, N. Y...343, 524,

1072, 1844, 2043, 2244Dyer County, Tenn 1457, 2043

Dearborn Twp., Mich Decatur Twp. Sch. fiat., PaDedham, Mass Dearwood, Minn 163, 343DeKalb Cty., Ind---524, 692, 1261, 2435Delaware, Ohio 524, 1843, 2043

1072, 1457343343163

886, 12611261

2443

Gibson County, IndGiles County, Term Girard, Ohio Gladstone, Mich Gladstone, Ore Glassboro, N. J Glen, N. "1" Glen Cove, N. Y Glendale, Ariz Glenwood Springs, Colo 1458Gloucester, Mass_1458, 1883. 2044, 2245Gloversville, N. Y 887. 1458Gold Hill Sch. Dist., Ore 1863Golden Gate Highway Dist., Idaho-2436Gonzales County Road Dist. No. 2,Tex 887

Goshen, N. Y 2245

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Evast Aurora, N. Y.......1072, 1281, 14137ast Bangor, Pa 1261, 1457East Baton Rouge. La 886East Bridgewater. Maas 2244Eastchester, N. Y 692, 886, 1072East Chicago, Ind 183, 2043, 2436East Deer Township, Pa 163East Grand Rapids, Mich 692, 2436Easthampton. Maas 2043East Liverpool. Ohio 2244East Mauch Chunk Sch. Dist., Pa.,

1863, 2436East Orange, N. J 183East Palestine, Ohio 163East Providence, It. I 163East Rochester, N. Y 1663East Rockaway, N. Y 2244Easttown Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa-1072, 1863East Waterloo Ind. Sch. Dist., Ia_ 1844East Windsor, Conn---2043, 2244, 2438East York Twp., Out 2443Eatonville Consol. Sch. Dist.. Miss-2043Eau Claire. Wis 163Ecorse Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 3, Mich-2043Edmonton, Alta 2443Edna Ind, School Dist., Texas,

1457, 1863, 2043Edson, Alta 2050Eldon, Mo 1261Elizabeth, N. J 885, 1457, 2244Elkhart County, Ind 2043, 2244Elkland Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa___692, 1072Ellicott Union Free School Dist. No.6, N. Y 1072, 12611 1457

Ellis County Road Dist. No. 9, Tex.,2043, 2435

Ellsworth Joint School Dist., Wis-2245Elmwood Place, Ohio 1072El Nido !nig. Dist., Calif 2043El Paso, Texas 343, 692, 1457, 2043El Paso County, Texas 892El Sausal School Dist., Callf-1457, 1844Emmet County, Ia 2043, 2245, 2438Emsworth, Pa 2245Erie County, Pa.,

886, 1281, 1683, 2245. 2436Erie School Dist., Pa 1072, 1844Essex. Ont 2050Essex County, Mass-692, 888,1844,

2043, 2436Essex County, N.J.1072, 1261, 2043, 2436Etna, Pa 692, 2245Euclid, Ohio 1458, 1844Eugene, Ore 1261, 2436Evangeline Parish School Dist. No.

La 163, 888, 1281Everett, Mass 887, 1844, 2043

Fale at, Va 1828671: 11465673airhaven, Mass 524, 692, 1072

Fairmount, Minn Fallon County, Mont --163, 1072, 1261Fall River, Mass-892, 1663, 1844, 2043Falls Church, Va.,

183, 692, 887. 1073. 18451457Farimbainnult County Sch. Dist. No. 88.

Fayette County, Tenn 343.115545274

Fentress County, Tenn Fitchburg, Mass Flint, Mich- 183, 343, 524, 692, 887, 1073Florence, Ala 163Floyd County, Ia 1261, 1457Forest Hill, Ont 698, 893Forsyth County, N. C 163Fort County Road Dist. No.il, ex

524, 1261, 1457Fort Dodge S. D., Iowa_887, 1073, 1261Fort Edward, N. Y 524, 887Fort Lupton Sch. Dist., Colo 524Fort Recovery Village SM. Dist., Ohio

887, 1457Fort Stockton Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex.,

524, 887, 1261, 1663Fort Wayne, /nd--524, 1281. 1863. 1845Fort Worth, Tex.-163, 692, 887,

1073, 1282, 2043Foster, By 343FramLngham, Mass 524. 2245, 2436Frankfort, Ky 163Franklin, Pa 343Franklin County, N. C 1458Franklin County, 0-163, 343, 887, 1457Franklin Sch. Dist., Ohio Frederick Md

2043

84Freeborn County, Minn

524.212694525Freeport, N. YFremont Ind, Sch. Dist., Iowa Fresno, Calif 343, 524Fresno County Calif

2245

Frostburg, Md Fulton County, Ohlo

343.1666392

524

nadeden. Ala 2043%airtime County, Tex.163, 344, 887, 2043Galena Sch. Township, Ind 2436Gallon, Ohio 887Gallatin and Broadwater Counties

Jt, S. D. No. 24. Mont_ 1262,2043,2245Gallatin County Sch. Dist. No. 7,Mont 163, 344

Galveston, Ind 1262Galveston, Tex-524, 693. 1073,

1458, 2436Garber, Okla 1845, 2438Gardner, Mass 344, 1458, 1863Garfield County S. D. No. 18, Okla_2245Gary School City. Ind 2245Gaston County, N. C 2043, 2430Gates, N.Y 163, 344, 525Geauga County, Ohio 183Geddes Sch. DIst, No. 1, N. Y 525Genesee County, Mbh--344, 525,

893, 887, 1262Georgetown, Out 1078Georgetown County. S. C---1863 1845Georgia, State of 1845

204418133, 2044

2245525, 1073693, 1282

1631458

2245, 2438


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Gothenburg, Neb 1845, 2044, 2245Grady County, Okla 164Grand County S. D. No. 5, Co10 2044Grand Haven, Mich 1073, 2044Grand Mere, Que 1464, 1851, 2050Grand Rapids, Mich__344, 693. 887,

1073. 1458, 2245Grand Rapids and Paris Twps. Frac.Graded 8. D. No. 3, Mich-- -887, 1262

Granite Soh. Dlat., Utah 693Grant County, lad. 693. 1458, 2245, 2436Grant County S. D. No. 1, Neb 2044Grant County S. D. No. 47, Ore 344Gray County, Tex 1863, 2245Grayson, Ky 164, 344Grayson County, Tex 1845. 2044Greater Greenville Sewer District,8. C 887, 1845, 2245.

GreaterVancouver Water Dist,B. C 2050. 2252

Greenburgh, N. Y--887, 1073, 1262,1458, 1663

Greenburgh Union Free Sch. Dist.No. 8, N. Y 1262, 1458

Greene Co., Ind_1262, 1845, 2044, 2436Greene County, N. Y 1663, 1845Green Lake County, Wis 1845Greensboro, N. C 164, 2436Greenwich, Conn 2436Greenwich Twp. Sch, Dist., N. J. 525Gretna, La 887Griffin School District, Fla 344Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich- -525. 1073Grosse Pointe Park, Moth___2245, 2436Groveport, Ohio 1262. 1845Grundy County, Iowa 2044, 2245Guadalupe County Joint Sch. fists.Nos. 33 and 39, N. Mar 1458

Guildford County, N. C 693, 887Guthrie County, Iowa 1262, 1663

Haddon Two., N. J___1458, 1664, 2436alleyburg, Ont 2050, 2443

Haleyville, Ala 1073, 1262, 1664Halls, Tenn 1262, 2044Hamblen County, Tenn_ 2436Hamburg, N. Y 164, 344Hamburg S. D.. Pa 1458Hamilton Co., Iowa 1262, 1458Hamilton Co.. Ohio 887, 1262, 1458Hamilton County Spec. Tax S. D.No. 3, Flo 1073. 2245

Hamilton Twp., Pa 693Hampden County, Mass 1262, 1459Hampton Bays. Fire Dist- N. Y.,

344, 525, 1073Hamtramck, MIch_164, 1073, 1262, 2245Hamtramck Sch, Dist., Mich_1262. 1458Hanover, Oct 1664, 2436Hardeman County, Tenn_525, 1664, 1845Hardin County, Lows 1262, 1458Hardin Twp. Sch. Dist., N. J 887Harmon County, Okla---693, 888, 1262Harney County Union High School

District No. 1, Ore 1845, 2436Harrisburg, Pa 1262, 1845, 2044Harrison County. Ind 1073Harrison School District No. 7.N. Y 693. 2245, 2436

Hartford, Conn 1073Hartford, Mich 2245Hartford Northwest S. D., Conn_2438Harwich Twp., Out 1669Haskell, Okla 344, 525, 693Hastings, Minn 525, 1073. 1664Hatfield, Pa 693, 1845. 2436Haverford Twp. Sch, Dist., Pa 2437Haverhill, Mass.-693, 888, 1262. 2044Hawkesbury, Out 1465, 1851Hawkins County, Tenn 1664. 2044Haywood County, N. C 1845Haywood County, Tenn 525, 2245Heber. Utah

,2044

Helena Spec. Sch. Dist., Ark 693, 1459Hempstead Common School DistrictNo. 31, N. Y 1073. 1459

Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.No. 2, N. Y 1845, 2245, 2437

Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.No. 15, N. Y 1664, 2044

Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.No. 24, N. Y 1459. 1845

Henderson County Cons. Road Dist.No. 1, Tex 2245

Hendricks County, Ind 893Henry County. Ind 693, 888, 1073Hicksville Water Dist., N Y-888, 1073Highland Park. Mich 2437Highline Sch. Dist., Wash----2245, 2437High Point, N. C 2044Hill Co. S. D. No. 28, Mont 2044Hillside N. J-1459. 2044. (See

Hillsdale, N. J., 1664.)Hinds County, Miss 525Hobbs Mun. S.D., N. Mex 888Hobbs S.D., N. Mar 2437Hoboken, N. J 1458, 1845. 2246Hohokus Twp. 8. D., N. J 525, 888Holly, Colo 693Holly Springs, Mks 888, 2044Holmes County, Ohio 344, 693Holyoke, Mass____888, 1073, 1458, 2245Hominy. Okla 525, 888, 1263Honey Grove Ind. S. D.. Texas 888, 1263Hopewell, Va 2437Hornell, N. Y-525, 693, 888. 2246, 2437Hot Springs, S. Dak 693Hot Wells Common S. D. No. 2,Texas 1459

Houston. Texas 1073, 2044Houston County, Ala 1073Houston County Cons. Road Dist.No. 2, Texas 184

Howard County, Texas_164, 693. 1664Hubbard, Ohio 888Hudson, N. Y 525. 693, 1073Hudson Falls, N.Y 693, 1073Hudson River Regulating Dist.,N. Y 888, 1459

Hudson Twp., Ohio 525, 1845Hugoton, Kan 1344Humboldt County, Iowa-694, 888, 1263Huntington. Ind 1664, 2246Huntington County, Ind 2248Huntington, N. Y 2437Huntington and Babylon Un. Free

1845, 22462248Huntsville, Ala

Huntsville Ind. 6. D., Tat 344, 694Hurley Cons. S. D., Miss 888

Ib ervIlla Parish S.D. No.2, La.344, 1073heroine Parish S.D. No. 3, La.888, 2044dais), State of 2044, 2248

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Idaho Falls. Ida 2437Illinois, State of 694. 888Indian Grove Dr. Diet., Ill 694Indianapolis, Ind_344, 525, 1263.

1664, 2437Indianapolis S. D., Ind 1459, 2246Ionia County, Mich 344. 525Iowa, State of 164% 2246Ipswich, Mass 1845Irondequolt, N. Y 164, 344, 525Ironton, Ohio 888, 1263, 1459Irving, Texas 164, 1664Irvington. N. J 1845Irvington, N. Y 2246Ishpeming S.D. No. 1, Mich-1459. 1845

Tackson, Mick 1846U &arson, Miss 2437Jackson County Mo 2044Jackson Rural EL D., Ohio 344, 525Jackson Twp. Rural S. D., Ohio.- 344Jacksonville, Fla 344, 525, 694, 1846Jamestown, N. Y 2044, 2437Jonesville Ind. 8. D., Iowa_ -1073, 1459Jasper County, Ind_525, 694, 888.

1073, 1664, 2044Jefferson County, AU_ 888, 2044, 2437Jefferson County, Tenn 2437Jefferson County, Texas 164Jefferson Davis et Calcasieu ParishesGr. Dr. Dist. No. 2, Ls 694, 1459

Jefferson Water Conservation Dist,Ore 1459

Jennings Twp. S.D., Ohio 344Jerome and Lincoln Counties 8. D.

No. 33, Idaho 1074Jersey City, N. J 888, 1263Johnson County, Kan -888, 1074, 1263Johnson County, Tenn 1846. 2437Johnston County. N. C-52.5. 888,

1074, 12632252Joliette. Qua

Jonquiere, QueJoplin, Mo

8931846, 2246

Ipalamazoo county. Mid IL 2437Mhandlyohl County, Minn_ -1263, 1459

Kansas City, Mo--1459, 1664, 12004474, 21226463Kansas City, Kan

Kansas City Sch. Dist., Mo 2437Karnes County, Texas 888Karnes Cty. Road Dist. No. 4, Tex_ 888Kearney, Neb 888Kearney Cty. Cond.S.D., Kan1459, 1684Keene N. H Kelowna, B. CKenosha, Wis

aKenova, W. VKent. OhioKerr County. Tex 694. 1283, 1664Kewaunee County. \VW 1664King County, Wash-344, 525, 694,

Kingston, Ont888, 1263. 1846' 2044' 22243527Kitchener, Oa_ 1078, 1268Kitson County, Wash_ -1664, 1846, 2044Klamath County S. D. No. 1,

Klamath Falls, Ore 2044. 2437Ore

Knox County, Ind 164, 525. 894

2044Knox County, Tenn 525Knoxville, Tenn-- _1074, 1459, 2044, 2437Kosciusko Cty. Ind...344, 525. 888,

1664. 2044, 2437

Law/Vine Sch. Diet., Pa 694 1263

La Crosse, Kan 1459, 2246a Conner, Wash

La Crosse County, Mr 1263, 1459

Lafayette, La 1664, 2045

889Lafayette Sch. Dist.. OhioLafayette Two.. Pa

2050, 2443 344, 1074

1846 2246

345, 525 2437

La 1. eria. Tex 525, 604, 889. 1074La Grange County, Ind_345, 889. 1459Lake Charles, La 1664Lake County, Ind-164, 525, 894,

1074. 1846, 2246Lake County. Ohio 164, 345Lakeview Ore 1459, 2246, 2437Lake Worth, Fla 889Lancaster, Ohio 525. 1074Lancaster, Pa 1459. 2246Lansdowne Sch. Diet., Pa----526, 1263Lansing, Mich 1846, 2045La Plata Cty, S. D. No. 9, Colo_526, 694La Porte County, Ind-164, 345,

889, 1074, 1263, 1664Laramie Cty. S. D. No. 1, Wyo.

164, 526, 694, 889Larimer Cty. Cons. S. D. No. 62,Colo 1846

La Salle County, Tex 889Lauderdale County, Mies 694Lauderdale County, Tenn_ _1459, 1846Lauzon, Que 2252Lawrence County, Ind-526, 1263,

1664, 1846, 2045, 2437Lawrence County, Ohio 1263, 1846Lawrence Park Torn., Pa 2045Lawrence Sch. Dist., Ind 345Lawrence Sch. Twp., Ind 526, 889Lawtell Gravity Dr. Dist. No. 11, La.1664Leaksville Twp. Pub. S. D., N. C.

1263 1664Leaside, Ont 893Lebanon, Ind 889. 2437Lee County S. D. No. 92, Ill 526Lena, Ill 1263Leominster, Mass 1459, 1664Lethbridge, Alta 166Levis, Que 893. 1078Lewis and Clark County, Mont_ __ 345Lewiston, Me 694. 889, 1074Lexington, Mass 2437Lexington County Beth Dist. No. 29,S. C 2437

Liberty County, Tex 889. 1074Libertyville-Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 3,Iowa 1846, 2045

Lima, Ohio 164Limestone, N. Y 1074. 1664Limestone County. Ala 1664Lincoln County Sch. Dist. No. 6,Kan 345, 889Linwood Sch. Dist., Calif 526, 1283LiPscomb County, Tex 1459Lipscomb County Road Dist. No. 1,Texas 1846, 2438

Lipscomb County Precinct No. 4,Texas 2246

Little Falls, N. Y 1664, 2045Littleton, N. C---526, 1074, 1848, 2246Logan County High Sch. Dist., Colo.,

1459, 2045

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Page.Logan County School Diet. No. 99,Colo 164

Logan Ind. School Ma., Is 889Lombard. M 2045London, Ont 1268, 1485, 1689Long Beach, Callf _1263, 1459,1664, 2045Long Beach, Ind 1459Long Beach, N. Y 345Lorain, Ohio 1459, 2045Lorain County, Ohio 1263, 1846Lordstown Township Rural School

District, Ohio 2045Los Angeles, Cs11f_1846, 2045, 2246, 2438Los Angeles County, Calf

1664, 2045, 2246Los Angeles County Water Works

Dist. No. 17, Calif 889, 1074Los Angeles County Water Works

Dist. No. 18, Calif 889. 1074Los Banos High School Dist., Callf__1846Louisiana, State o!..164, 345. 1263, 2246Louisville, Ky 1074, 1263, 1664Louisville Rural Sch. fist., Kan_526. 694Loveland, 0-694. 889, 1074, 1846, 2045Low Township, Que 348, 893Lowell, Mass 164, 34.5, 1846, 2247Lower Pottagrove Township School

District. Pa 2247Lower Saucon Township, Pa. 1264. 1685Lubbock County. Tex 1264, 1460Lucas County, Ohio_164. 345,1074,

1264, 1846. 2247Ludlow, Ky 184.345Luverne, N. Dak 1074, 1665Lyndhurst, Ohio 694, 1074, 2438Lyndonvllle, Vt 694, 889Lynn, Mass 1074, 1459, 1665,

2045, 2438

MgcClelland, Iowa 1264ook, Neb 1460

McCrory Sch. Dia., Ark-889, 1074,2247, 2438

MeCurtain County School DistrictNo. 13, Okla 526

McDonald, Pa 694, 889, 1665McKeesport, Pa- 526, 1074Macedonia, Ohio 2438Macomb County. Mid..... 526. 694,

1074, 1264Madison, Wis 2045Madison County, Iowa 1264. 1665Madison County, Ind--1264, 1846, 2438Madison County, Tenn 1460Madison School Dist., Ill 1074, 1460Madrid, Neb 164Magnolia Rural School Dist., Ohio 164Mahaska County, Iowa 2045Mahonlng County, Ohio 1263, 1846Malden, Mass 694, 889, 2247, 2438Malvern, Iowa 1665Mamaroneck, N. Y 694, 889Mamaroneck Union Free Soh. Dist.No. 1, N. Y 694,1264

Manasquan, N. J 2247Manchester, Mass 1885Manchester, N. H 694, 1846Mandan Spec. Sch. Dist., N. Dak_ -2247Montaigne S. D., Mieh....695, 1264, 1665Manitoba, Province of 166, 1078Manitowoc, Wits 1264Manlius Un. Free S.D. No. 6, N. Y.,

1665, 1846, 2045Mansfield, Ohio 345, 526, 695

10745262045164

Many, La Maplewood S. D.. Mo Marblehead, Mass Marinette County, WisMarion, Ind 345, 889, 1665, 2045Marion, Ohio 1460, 1665Marion City 8. D., Ohlo 526, 1074Marion County, Ind_345, 1460,

1847, 2247, 2458Marlboro Mass 1264, 2045Marshall County, Ind 2045Martin, S. Dak 1846Martin County, Ind 2247, 2438Martin County, N. C 1847, 2247Martinsville, Ind 889, 1665Marysville S. D., Wash 1075Mason Mich 2438Massachusetts, State of_1847, 2046, 2247Massillon, Ohio 1460, 2438Mathis Ind. S.D., Texas 889Maybrook, N. Y 2247, 2438Mayfield Heights, Ohio 1460Mecklenburg County, N. C__889,

1075. 1264Medford, Mass 526. 889Medford. Ore 345Medford S. D., Ore 345Medford 8, D. No. 49, Ore-1284,

1460, 1665Medina, Ohio 164Melrose, Maas 526, 1847Memphis, Tenn__345, 526, 889, 1075,

2045, 2438Menands N Y 1075, 1460, 2046Menard County, Texas 526Menominee S.D., Mich 1665, 1847mentor-on-the-Lake. Ohio 890Mercedes, Texas 1264, 2046Merrill, Wle 2438Mesa County S.D. No. 1, Colo_345, 695Mesa County S.D. No. 9, Colo 1847Methuen, Mass 164Metompktn Magisterial District,Va 164, 526

Metropolitan Chicago, III 1665Metuchen, N. J 695, 1075Maio Ind. S. 13., Texas 2438Michigan, State of 526, 1075, 1847Middleburg Heights, Ohlo-890, 1665,2046Middle Point Village S. D.. Ohio.- 526Middlesex County, Ont 166Middle Rio Grande Conservancy

Dist., N. Mar 1075, 1847Middletown, N. Y 526Middletown, Ohlo_1264, 1460, 1847, 2438Miles Heights Village S. D., Ohio 528Milford, Ohio 1264, 1847, 2046Milford Twp. High S.D., III 1460Millbrook, N. Y 2046Mills County, Iowa 1264, 1665Milwaukee, Wis 1665Milwaukee County, Wis 1264, 1665Mimico, Ont 1268Minersville S. D., Pa 890. 2046Minneapolis, Minn-890, 1075, 1260.

1460, 1685Minnesota, State of 526, 695Minster S. D., Ohio 2247. 2438Mississippi, State of_695, 890. 1265, 1460Missouri, State of 345, 527. 695


Missoula Spec. Impt. Dial, NO. 75.Mont 165

Mitchell Soh. City, Ind_1075, 2046, 2438Mobile. Ala 1075, 1460, 1847Mobile County, Ala_345, 527, 695, 1265Mohnton Sch. Dist., Pa 1666, 1847

1847 18471666, 1847

1847 1460 1460

10752046, 24382248, 24382248, 2439

1268, 1851. 2050

Moneesen, PaMonmouth County, N. JMonroe, Mich Monroe. Wis Monroe County, MidMonroe County. N.Montana, State of Monterey, Minn Montezuma, Iowa Montpelier, Vt Montreal, Que Montgomery, Ala 345, 890Montgomery County, N. C___1265, 1666Moorestown Twp., N. J 527, 890Moore County Cons. S. 13. No. 3,Texas 1847

Mom County S. D. No. 12, N. Max. 695Morgan County, Ind 165

5272437

10751847

527, 890527

Morgan County, MoMorocco, Ind Morse Ind. S. D.. TexasMorton Grove, Ill Mountain Iron, Minn Mountain Lakes N. J Mount Healthy Sch. Mar: Ohio.... 627Mount Kisco, N. Y 2046Mount Olive, N. C 165Mount Pleasant, N. Y----345, 527. 695Mount Pleasant, Utah 345Mount Vernon, N. Y 2248, 2439Mount Vernon, Ohio 2439Muhlenberg County, Ky 1666Multnomah County, Ore.-527. 1075.1265Multnomah County Sell. Dist. No.25, Ore 1847, 2248

Munhall Two.. Pa 348Munhall Sch. Dist. 346, 890, 1265Munson Two., Ohio 346Muskegon Heights, Mich_348, 890.

1460. 2248Muskogee County, Okia--527. 695, 890Myersalle, Md 2248

Wrashus, N. H 165, 1666/11ashalle. Tenn 2046. 2248Nassau County, N. Y 166. 1015Natick, Mass 1265, 2046Navarro County Road Dist. No. 9,Tex 1460, 1847

Nebraska, State of 1460Nebraska City, Neb 165Newark, N. J 165, 346. 1460New Bedford, Mass 695 1265Newborn, Tenn 1460, 1847Newborn Spec. Sch. Dist., Tenn- _2046Newberry County, S. C 527New Braunfels, Tex 2248New Buffalo Twp., Mich 895Newburgh, N. Y 346New Canaan, Conn 1460, 1686New Castle, Ind 695. 1460New Harrisburgh Rural Sch. Dist.,Ohio 527. 695

New Haven, Conn--165, 695, 890,1075, 1460, 1666, 2046

New Holland Sch. Dist., HI 2248New Hope Sch. Dist, Pa 2046, 2439New Milford Twp. Soh. Dist., Ps-2046Newport, Ark 890Newport, Ky 1847Newport, R. I 527, 1265, 1847Newport News, Vs 527, 1265Newton, Mass-165, 1265, 1847,

2046, 2248, 2439Newton Falls, Ohio----1075, 1265, 1666New York, N. Y-165, 346, 527. 695.890, 1075, 1265, 1461, 1666, 1847, 1848

New York, State of 695, 2046, 2248Niagara Falls, N. Y 528,695Niles Center Park Dist., M 695Noblesville, Ind 2046, 2439Norfolk, Va 528, 2439Norfolk County, Mass 1265, 1461Norristown, Pa 695. 1075Northampton County, N. C__1461, 1848Northampton, Mass 1265. 2439Northampton County, Va- -346, 528.

695, 890North Bennington Graded Sch. Dist.,Vt 1666. 1848

Northbridge, Mass 528, 1265, 2047North Canton, Ohio 1461, 1848North Carolina, State of-1686, 1848.

2047, 2248North College Hill, Ohio 1265, 1848North Dakota, State of 1666North Harmony, N.Y 1265. 1848North Muskegon, Mich 890North Olmstead, Ohio 165, 890North Vancouver, B. C 893Norwalk, Conn 1666, 2248Norwich, Conn 2248Norwood, Ohio 890. 1075Nueces County, Tel 2439Nueces County Water Improvement

District No. 1, Tex 2047, 2439

Oakdale. La 1461akiand, N. Y 1666, 2248

Oakland Co., Mieh-165, 346, 1075, 1461Oaklyn. N. J 2047, 2247Oakwood, Ohio 346. 695Oakwood Village S. D.. 0-346, 896, 890Oberlin, Ohlo--1075. 1886. 2047, 2439Ocean City, N J 1461Ogden, Utah 846Ogden City 8. D., Utah 1666, 1848Ogdensburg. N. Ir 890, 1265Ohio County, W. Vs 346, 696, 1075Oklahoma, State of 2248Oklahoma City, Okla- 2047Olathe. Cobo 2248011ver Twp, Sch. Mot. No. 1,Mich 696, 1076, 1666

Omaha, Neb 346, 890, 1265, 1461Omega Twp. Ind. El. D., Iowa 1948Oneida Count/, Wis 890, 1462Ontario, Province of.

Ore 348. 530. 893

2248Ontario Sch. Dist., Cat 1265Opelika, Ala 2248, 2439Orange County, Ind 2248Orange Lake Cons S.D., Miss 1462Orange Twp., Ohio 1076Orleans Levee Distriot, La 2047Osborn, OhioOssining, N. YOttawa, Ont

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Ottawa County. Ohio 1265Ottawa Hills Sch, Dist., Ohio_696, 890Ovid School District, Idaho 346, 528Owensboro, School District, Ky__ _ _1848Owosso, Mich 528Oxford, N. Y 890, 1462Oxnard Union Hi is School District,

Calif 165, 696, 890, 1078, 1265

Paducah, Ky 1848ainesville City S. D., Ohlo--__528, 890

Palmer Mass 2439Palmyra, N. J 1266, 1666Palo Alto, Calif 696Pampa, Tex 1666Panola County, Tex 1076, 2439Park Co. S. D. No, 1, Wyo- _1848, 2439Park Ridge. Ill 2439Parke County, Ind 346Parkersburg. W. Va 528, 1266, 2047Park Ridge, III 2047Parma, Ohio 1666, 2248Pataskala Village Sch. Dist.. Ohio- 165Paterson. N J 2248, 2439Pawnee City, Neb 2439Pawtucket, R. I 1462, 2047, 2248Peabody, Mass 165, 528, 2047Peel County, Out 166Pembroke. Mass 1076, 1462Pen Argyl, Pa 528, 890, 1076Penfield Union Free School DistrictNo. 1, N.Y 2439

Pennsauken Twp. and Borough ofMerchantville, N. J 165, 2440

Pennsylvania, State of 2248Penticton, B. C 2443Perry, Fla 528Perry Rural Sch. Dist., Ohio 890Perrysburg, Ohio 896, 1078Perrysburg Village Sch. Dist., Ohlo_2440Perryton Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 2249Perry Twp. Soh. Dist., Pa---1666, 1848Perth Amboy, N..1 696, 1078Pharr, Texas 346, 528Philadelphia, Pa---528, 696, 1076,

1666. 1848Pierce, Colo 2249Pierre, S. Dak 696, 1076Pioneer Irrigation Dist., Idaho_528, 1266Phial County El. Dist. No. 3, Ariz- 346Pinal County El. Dist. No. 4, Ariz 1266Pine Bluff, Ark 1266Pine County S. D. No. 106, Minn.,

165, 1076Piqua, Ohio 2047Pitt County. N. C 1076Pittsburgh, Pa 1462, 2047Pittsburgh Sch. Dist., Pa 696, 1462Pittsfield, Mass 2248Pittsford, N. Y 1848, 2047Pluto County S. D. No. 106, Minn- 165Plain Twp. S. D., Ohio 2249, 2440Plattsburgh, N. Y 1266Plattsmouth, Neb 1076, 2047Pleasant Ridge, Mich 698Pleasantville. N. J 2440Pocahontas County, lowa.696, 890, 1266Point Edward, Ont 2050Pointe Gatineau, Que 893Polloksville, N. C 890, 1849Ponca City, Okla 1849, 2249Pope County, Ark 890, 1849Portage County, Ohlo-1667. 2047, 2440Port Angeles Sch. Dist., Wash 2249Port Chester, N. Y.165, 528, 1849, 2249Port Clinton, Ohio 346. 2047, 2249Port Colborne, Out 530. 698, 1851Port Elgin, Out 2050, 2252Porter County, Ind 2440Port Huron, Mich 1076Port Jervis, N. Y 2249Portland, Me 346, 1667, 2440Portland, Ore- ---89I, 1076. 1266,

1667, 2047, 2440Port of New York Authority. N. V.,

1849, 2047Portsmouth, N. H 346Portsmouth, Ohio 165, 528Port of Toledo, Ore 346, 696, 1076Portville Fire Dist., N. Y 346Potsdam, N.Y 1462, 1849Pottawatomie County Sch. Dist.No, 112, Okla 1667, 2048

Potter County Cons. B. D. No. 3, Tex.891Pottstown, Pa 1076, 1849Poughkeepsie, N. Y 1462, 1667Powell Sch. DIst.,No. I, Wyo 1667Poweshiek County, Iowa 2249, 2440Prescott, Out 1669, 1851Preston, Conn 165Price, Utah 1849, 2249Prince Albert, Bask 698, 2443Prospect Park Sch. Dist., Pa- - -696, 891Providence, R. I 1849Provo. Utah 696Proviso Twp. High S. D. No. 209, Ill. 891Prowers County S. D. No. 14, Colo- -1667Pueblo County Sch. Dist. No. 20,

Colo 891, 1266, 2440Pueblo Public Water Works Dist,No. 2, Colo 346. 1266, 1462

Pulaski County, Ind 2048Putnam County, Ind 2048, 2440

Putnam County, N. Y 528, 891Putnam City Cons. Sch. Dist. No. 1,

Okla 528, 891

Quebec, Que 2252, 2443

D aleigh, N. C 1462, 1849, 2449

IXavenna, Ohio 2249Reading, Ohio 165, 1462, 2249Reading, Pa 1462, 2449Reagan County, Tex.-346, 2048,

2249, 2440Real County, Tex 1849Red River-Bayou Pierre Levee andDrainage Dist., La 346

Reeves Cty. Rd. Dist.. No 1, Tex 1867Reform, Ala 346Rensselaer County, N. Y-696, 891, 1076Renton Sch. Dist., Wash 165Revere, Mass 346, 1078, 2048Rhea County, Tenn 528Rhode Island. State of 346Richland Cty. S.D.No. 1, S.C_I462, 1667Richland Par. Sub-Rd. Dist. No. 7,La 346, 528

Richmond. Va 1076Richmond Sch. City, Ind 1849, 2249Richmond Un.Free.S.D.No. 9,N.Y_2249Rigaud, Que 1268, 2050Ringgold County, Iowa 891, 1462


Rigolette S. D. No. 11, La....346,696, 1266, 1462

Rio Grande City Ind. S. D. No. 1,Tex 1667

Rio Grande Ind. S. D., Tex--891,2249, 2440

Riverside, Out 698Roanoke, Va__ _891, 1462, 2048. 2249Roberts County, Tex__1266, 1462, 1667Robeson County N. C 891Rochester, Minn 1849Rochester, N. Y_ _165, 346, 698,

891, 1076, 1849Rockford, Ohio 897. 891Rockport, Mass 2048Rock Springs S. D., Wyo 165Roosevelt Cty. S. D. No, 40, N.M.

891, 1849Roosevelt Irrigation Dist., Ariz 165Rosebud County, Mont 1266Rosenberg, Tex 1849Ross Twp, Rural Agricul. S. D.No. 1, Mich 2249

Royal Oak, Mich 1266, 1462, 2048Runnels County Rd. Dist. No. 4,Tex 697

Rupert Ind. S. D. No. 1, Ida 2048Rush City Ind. S. D., Minn_165, 528, 697Russell Twp., Ohio 528Rutherford, N. J 2440Rutherford County, N. C 1266

Vt 1849Rye Cen'tral High S. D., N.Y 891Rye Central High. S. D. No. 1,N. Y 2048, 2249

St. Augustine, Fla 1076. 1462I. Benoit Joseph Labre D'Amoul,Que 893

St. Charles Par. S. D. No. 1, La.1076,2048St. Clair County, Mich 346, 697, 891St. Coeur-de Marie, Out 2252St. George, Utah 1849St. Hyacinthe, Que 1465St. James Man 2252St. John (City and County of) N.B.

630. 698, 893, 1465, 1669, 2443St. Joseph, Mo 2440St. Joseph Cty., Ind-528, 891,

1462, 1667, 2249St. Joseph Sch. Dist., Mo___ .1266. 2048St. Louis, Mo 2048St. Marys, W. Va 2249St. Paris, Ohio 1849, 2249St. Paul, Minn 2048, 2249Sabina, Ohio 528, 1462Sackville, N. B 1268Saginaw, Mich 165, 1076, 1266Salamanca, N. Y 2440Salem, Mass- _165, 346, 1849, 2048, 2250Salem, Ore 697. 697, 891Salisbury, Md 2048, 2250, 2440Salisbury Sch, Dist., Pa 347Saltalre, N. Y 891, 1266Salt Lake City, Utah 2048San Angelo, Texas 347, 1849San Antonio Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex.,

347, 529San Bernardino County Water Works

Dist. No. 9, Cant 1462, 1849San Diego County Acquis. & Impt.

Dist. No, 1, Calif 2250Sanford Water District, Me 347San Francisco (City & County), Cal.,

166, 697, 891, 1076, 1266„ 1462,1667, 1849

Sand Springs, Okla 529Sandwich, Out 1851San Jacinto County, Texas 529San Juan, Porto Rico 891San Marcos, Texas 1667, 2048, 2250San Miguel County, Colo 186, 347San Patriclo County, Texas 2250Santa Barbara, Calif 891. 1266Santa Clara County Water Works

Dist. No, 1, Calif 1667, 2048Sapulpa School District, Okla 347Saskatchewan, Prov. of_1465, 1669, 1851Saskatchewan School District, Sask.,

348, 698, 1268Saskatoon, Sask 2443Sault Ste Marie, Out 2050Sausalito School District, Calif 2048Saybrook Twp. Rural Sch. Dist., 0-1463Sayre, Okla 529Scappoose, Ore 529, 1463Scarsdale, N. Y 1840, 2048Schenectady, N. Y 697, 891, 1077Schuylkill Haven Sch. Dist.. Pa- --1077Scituate, Mass 347, 2440Scotia, N. Y 529Scott County, Ia 2441Scott County, Mb:in--1667, 1849, 2048Scottdale, Pa 892, 1463Scurry County, Texas 892Sea Cliff, N. Y 2441Seattle, Wash 697, 1077, 1266,

1667, 1849, 2250, 2441Seattle School District, Wash 2250Selma. Ala 2441Sergeant Township, Pa 347, 529Shadyside Village School Dist., Ohio,

166, 347, 597. 892, 1463Shaker Heights, Ohio_ _529, 1077,

1849, 2250, 2441Sharon Township, Ohio Shawnee County, Kan 2250Sheboygon County, Wis 2048, 2250Shelby. Mont 529Shelby County, Iowa 2048, 2441Shenandoah, Iowa 892Sherbrooke, Que_ _348, 698, 1268, 1465Sheridan Park Fire Dist. No. 4, N.Y.,

529, 892Sherman, Texas 347, 892, 2250Sherman School District, Texas-- 166Sherwood, Ohlo 1849Shorewood, Wis 166, 529Simeon, Out 1465Sioux City Ind. Sch, Dist.. Is 2250Sioux County, N. Dak_ __892, 1687. 2048Skagit County School Dist. No. 18,Wash 347, 1667

Slidell, La 1077, 1463Slidell City Ind. School Distrct, Ia.. _2250Smithsburg. Md 2048Snohomish County School Dist. No.325, Wash-- -1268, 1667, 1849. 2048

Snyder County, Pa 2048Somers. 2048, 2250Somerville, Mass 166, 2049Songs Sch. Dist., Calif 1077. 1667South Amboy, N. J 1668, 2049South Bend, Wash 1077, 1463, 2441


South Bend Park Dist., Ind 2250Southbridge, Mass 529, 1668, 2049South Canon, Colo South Carolina, State of 529,2441South Dakota, State of 697, 892South Milwaukee, Ms 892South Pittsburg, Tenn_ _1849, 2049, 2441South Portland, Me 2250. 2441South Russell, Ohio 892, 1668South Santa Anita S. D., Calif _1850, 2049Spokane, Wash 2250Springfield, Ill 166, 347Springfield, Mass 2049Springfield, Mo 1650, 2250Springfield (Town) 5. D., Vt-1266, 1688Spring Lake, N. J 1266, 1463Spring Valley, Ohio 2250, 2441Spruce Pine, N. C 892, 1266Stamford, Conn....347, 697, 1266,

1267, 2250, 2441Stanwood Cons. S. D., Iowa_ _1267, 2049Starke County, Ind 1463. 2250State College S. D., Pa 892, 1668Statesville Grad, S. D., N. C 166Sterling, Colo 166Sterling Sub-District No. 3 of Curband Storm Sewer Dist. No. 1, Colo.2441

Steuben County, N. Y 2250, 2441Steubenville, Ohio 166, 529Stickney, S. Dak 697Stickney Ind. S. D., S. Dak___2250, 2441Stonewall County. Texas 166Stoney Creek, Ont 2443Stouffville. Out 893Stratford, Conn 1267Stratford Ind. S. D., Texas__ _347, 2441Stratton, Colo 2049Sturgeon Bay. Wis 2250, 2448Sturgis, Mich 1668, 1850, 2250Sublette County, Wyo___697, 2041, 2448Sudbury, Out 1669Suffern, N. Y 347, 892Sugarcreek, Ohio 1463, 2250Sullivan County, Tenn .892, 1850, 2441Sulphur, Okla 166, 1077Sulphur Bank S. D., Calif Summit, N. J 2049,2441Summit County, Ohio 529Sundown S. D., Texas 1077Sunnyville Irr. Dist., Idaho 1267Superior, Wis 529Sutton County, Texas 1668SwamPscott, Mass 1668, 1850,2250Swanton, Ohio 2049Sweetwater County S. D. No. 4,Wyo 892, 1668

Swift County, Minn 1267, 2049Syracuse, N. Y 892, 1463, 2250

Tama County, Iowa_1463, 1668,2049, 2441

Tampa, Fla 1267Tangipahoa Parish S. D. No, 108,La_ 2441Tarentum, Pa 166Tarrant County Water Control andImpt. Dist. No. 1. Tex__1463,

1850, 2250Tarrytown, N. Y 166, 529Taunton, Mass__347, 1267, 1463.

1850, 2049Tekamah S. D., Neb--_1850, 2251, 2441Tennessee, State of_892, 1077, 1267, 2441Texarkana, Texas 2251, 2442Texas, State of 347, 529, 2251, 2441Thomasville, Ala 1463Thornapple Twp.

' Mich 1668

Thornapple Twp. S. D., Mich_2049, 2442Thorold, Ont 1268Three Rivers, Que 348, 698, 893Throckmorton County, Tex 347Thurston County Sch. Dist. No. 307,Wash 892, 1668, 2049

Tilbury, Out 348Tippecanoe County. Ind 697, 892Tipton County, Ind 1 6 , 1850Toledo Ohio 347, 697, 1267, 1850Toledo City Sch. Dist., Ohio 2442Tonawanda, N. Y 697Topeka, Kan 166Toronto, Ont____1465, 1669, 2252, 2443Towanda, Kan 2251Trafford Sch, Dist., Pa 1267, 1668Tremont Ind. Sch. Dist., Iowa 1850Trenton Neb 1850, 2049, 2251Trenton, N. J 2251 Trinidad, Colo 697Triplett TWO.. Mo 347Tripoli. Iowa 697Trumbull County, Ohio 2049, 2442Tulsa Okla 347, 697Tulsa County Un. S. D. No. 2, Okla_ 529Tuscarawas Twp. Rural S. D., Ohlo_1483Tweed, Out 698Twilight Sch. Dist., Pa 697, 892Tyndall, S. Dak 1463

Unicoi County, Tenn 892, 1463nion, Ore 529

Union City, N. J 1077, 1463Union County, Tenn 2049, 2442Union Twp., N. J__697, 1077, 1668, 2251Upper Darby Twp., Pa 1850Utah, State of 1668Utica, N. Y 347, 1267Uvalde County, Tex 697Uvalde County Road Dist. No. 1,Tex 1077, 1267, 2251

Wale, Ore 1463V alley Stream, N. Y 347Valparaiso, Ind 1463, 1850Valparaiso School City, Ind 2442Vanderburgh County, Ind 166Vernon, Calif 1850Vernon Parish Sub-Road Dist. No. 1,La 697, 1668, 2049

Victoria, B. C Victorlaville, Que 1268,1669Vigo County, Ind 2251,2442Villard, Minn 2251Vincennes, Ind 1668Vineland. N. J 347

Wabash, Ind 892abash County, Ind 1453, 2049

Waco, Tex_892, 1077, 1463, 1668, 2251Wahpeton, N. Dak 529, 1267Walkerton, Out 1669, 1851Walkerville, Out 1669Walsenburg, Colo 2049, 2442Waltham, Mass- -347, 892, 1668, 1850Walton, Ky 2442Ware, Mass 1850Ware County, Ga 2251, 2442

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Warren, Mass 1463Warren, Ohio 348, 2251Warren, R. I 697Warren County. N. Y 697. 892Warren Twp., Ind 698Washington, Ohio 698, 2049Washington County, Tenn__ .1463, 1850Washington County, Va 166Washington County Road Dist.,M188 1850

Washington Sch, Twp., Ind 698Washington Suburban San. Dist.,Md 348, 529

Washington Twp, Sch. Dist., N. J__ 348Washington Twp. Rural Sch. Dist.,Ohio 1077, 1668

Waste, S. Dak 892, 2251Watchung, N. J 1850, 2442Waterloo Ind, Sch. Dist., Iowa-166,

529, 1850Waterman Sch. Dist., Ill 1077Watertown, Mass_166, 348, 1077.

1267, 1463Waterville, Ohio 892Waterville Village Sch. Dist., Ohio

1267, 1850Wauseon, Ohio 1463, 2049Wauwatosa, Wis 1267, 1463Wayne County, Ind__348, 529, 1077,2049Wayne County, N. C__698, 1668,

1850, 2251Wayne Sch, Twp., Ind 348Webb City, Mo 348Webster, Mass 2442Webster County, Iowa_ _2049, 2251, 2442Weehawken Twp., N. J 529Weld County Sch. Dist. No. 25, Colo 1078Wellesley, Mass _1267, 1463. 1688, 2442Wellington, Colo 698Wellington Sch. Dist., Colo 1464Wells County, Ind 2049Wells Sch. Dist., Minn 1668Wellsville, Ohlo_348, 1668, 1851,

2049. 2261WernersvIlle Sch. Dist., Pa___1463, 1851West Chester, Pa 2442Westcheser County, N.Y. 348, 1668. 2049West Conshohocken. Pa 1267, 1851Westerley, R. I 1078Westfield, Mass 1668, 1851Westfield, N. Y 2049, 2442West Homestead. Pa 1078, 1851Westhope, N. Dak 1464, 1851West Kittanning Sch, Dist., Pa-- 348Westland Twp, Rural Sch. Dist.,Ohio 2251

West Linn, Ore 2442Westmount, Que 898West New York, N. J.._ 2049, 2442Weston, Mass 2251. 2442West Sayville Fire Dist., N.Y. 1267,

1464, 1668West Springfield, Mass 0000West Virginia, State of 2251, 2442West Whittler Sch, Dist., Calif_ _690,1078Weymouth, Mass 1267, 1464, 2251Wharton, Tex 892, 2049, 2443Wheaton Park Dist., Ill 166, 348Wheeler County, Tex 892White County, Ind 348White Twp. Sch, Dist., N. J 2251Whitehouse Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex_ 1464White Plains, N. Y____892, 1078, 1267Whitely County, Ind 1464 1851Wiarton, Ont 1078, 1268Wichita, Kan 1464, 1668, 1851Wichita Falls, Tex 892, 1464. 2251Wildwood, N. J 892, 1464, 1668Wildwood Crest, N. J 2050Wilkes County, N. C 1668, 2050Wilkes-Barre, Pa 1668, 1851Wilkie, Bask 1465, 2252Wilkinsburg Sch. Dist., Pa 893 1464Willacy County Rd. Dist., Tex.2050, 2442Willacy County Road Dist. No, 5,Tex 530

Williams Bay, Wis 2050Williams Twp., Pa --1669Williamson County, Tenn__1464,

1668, 1851Williamsville, N. Y 166, 348Williston Park, N. J- - - -166, 348, 698Willoughby, Ohio 1268, 1851, 2251Wilmington, Del_1078, 1267, 1464.

, 2443Wilson, N. C 1267, 1464Wilsonville, Neb 1464, 2443Winchester, Ky 530Winchester, Mass 2252Winnebago Nob 1267, 1464Winnebago County, Iowa 698. 1078Winnebago County Sch. Dist. No.

13, Ill 2050, 2443Winston-Salem, N. C-530, 2252, 2443Winthrop, Mass 698, 893Wisner, La 530Wisconsin, State of 698, 2050Woburn, Mass 1851Wolcott, N.Y 166Woodbine Ind. S. D., Iowa-166,

1078, 1669, 1851Woodbridge Sch, 1318t., N. Y 2252Woodbridge Twp., N. J 2252Woodbridge Twp, S. D., N. J__348, 530WoOdbury Heights, N. J 2443Woodland Cons. S. D. Ga 530Woodstock Ont 1669Woonsocket, R. I 1464Wooster, Ohio 698, 1078Worcester, Mass-530, 1078, 1464,

2050, 2443Worcester Cen. Sch. DLst., N. Y.__ 530Worcester County, Mass Worcester, Westford, Decatur andMaryland Cen, S. D. No. 6, N.Y._2252

Wurtland, Ky 1078Wurtland School District, Ky_1464, 2050Wyandotte County, Kan 1267, 2050Wyandotte Cty. Rural H. S. D.No. 2, Kan 2252

yonkers, N. y_.348,146,. 20107'2443

York, Pa 1267York County. Ont 2443York Tarp., Ont 2050York Water District, Me 166Yorkville Ohio 1078, 1267, 2443Youngstown, Ohio 530Ypsilanti, Mich 530, 698Yuma County, Colo 2443

Zanesville, Ohio 1078, 1669


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