Book Description: New York Herald Tribune, New York, 1934. Soft cover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Softcover, Saddle stitch, Tan card wrappers with blue title to cover, Ninth Edition, 1934. Reprinted from the New York Herald Tribune.
Book Condition: Very good, covers rubbed, tanned and light soil, very light shelfwear, pages show slightest tanning otherwise free of marks. No dust jacket.
Contents: (from the front page) "This complete statistical record of the stock market as reflected in the New York Herald Tribune's composite average is presented in response to requests from numerous individuals and investment concerns. The compilations record the high, low and closing price of this average, as well as of the group of seventy industrial issues and thirty railroad issues which go to make up the composite average of one hundred stocks. The table covers every business day since January, 2, 1925 (through Dec. 30, 1933), during which period occurred the major part of the bull market, the serious deflation of October, November, 1929, the recovery of approximately 50 per cent of that deflation during the first four months of 1930, and then the long decline during the balance of 1930 and 1931 which was broken only by small rallies."
52 pages, Extremely scarce depression era title, Collectible.
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