Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-07
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS

NEW YORK, September 6.-The fol-
lowing is todays summary of important
Statistics Co., Inc, New York, for the
Associated Press:
News Trend.
Business reviews of the week are
distinctly more cheerful in their opin-
ion of the trade outlook While i'm
ly seasonal, the advances in several of
the important indices indicates there
has been some relief from the dizziness
Of July and early August. Buying of
staple textiles has increased, as has
demand.
Oil-Refiecting improvement in re-
filming division, wholesale price United
States motor gasoline in mid-continent
market advanced II cent to 6 cents in
past few days In Chicago resale mar
ket price advanced Friday from 534a
Ga to 6a6H cents gallon.
Railroad equipment-August freight
car orders with domestic makers to-
tailed 823 against / ,306 in July and 1852
a year ago. Eight months total was
32,572, against 61,9 1913 in 1929 period.
Locomotives ordered in August num-
DeIeu On, dBdlIlSt III July anu o. ldSG
year; eight months, 305, against 588.
Passenger cars aggregated ID, against
80 in July and 13l last year; eight
months, SOL, against 1859.
Rubher-Crude futures sold at new
low prices Friday, September declining
to $50 cents and october 800.
Zinc-Stocks of zinc, September l,
totaled 122,635 short tons. against Ill.,
3S1 August / and 49,064 a year ago.
E1r05ttnffn11 IN AYtOIIct f0fa1nA Al 400 TINS
against 40,038 in July and 55,708 year
before. Shipments aggregated 35,775
tons against 32,235 in July and 81 $50
last year. Reports operating end August,
50,404 against 46,030 end of July and
59,408 year ago. Unified orders, Sep
TENDER /, were 28,972 against 34,135
August / and 24,289 last year.
Retail sales have been stimulated by
the near approach of school openings.
The opinion still prevails that CONNER
cial recovery, as a whole, will be grad
ual. Bank clearings for the week con-
tinued substantially below last year
Aggregate exchanges In principal CEN
tiers of the country totaled $7,205 $780,
900, loss of 33.9 per cent from year
ago. New York City clearings were 1872
per cent lower, while cities outside of
weeks commercial failures numbered
The Companies.
Abbott Laboratories August sales be-
low like 1929 month; to introduce four
new products shortly.
Adams-Millis Corporation August
shipments up Sc per cent; eight months,
1872 per cent above year ago.
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining August
net, before depreciation and taxes, off
18 per cent; eight months, 1874 per cent
below year ago.
AlliS Chalmers Manufacturing I'M
filled orders, September /, were $16,-
217.000 against $16,699,00 August l and
$17833,000 July l.
American Austin Car reported pro-
ducing 200 cars daily.
American Glue arranging for sale Of
glue business to Richard Wilhelm Of
Gowanda, N. Y, for $2,8O0,00O cash.
Best & Co. August sales up 10 per
cent; eight months, per cent above
year ago.
Bwana McKubwa Copper Mining July
$50 In June; 4 months output, 2,S09
tons.
Calumet g. Arizona Mining August
output $4,000 pounds, against 1884,
600 in July and 10,525,420 year ago.
Curtiss- Wright Corporation had |
deficit $3.730,741 in June quarter; six
months deficit, 1881 SOL; untitled or
ders June 80 totaled over $4,000, 600; |
reduced inventory unsold planes from
5s5, December 81. to 800. June 80.
Dry-Ice Corporation of America ex-
upheld by Federal Judge M. B. Camp
bell
F. d w. Grand-Silver Stores August |
sales of 7 per cent; eight months, SO |
per cent above year ago.
First National Pictures 1901 35 |
feature film productions booked with |
r. K. o.
Ford Motor accounted for 4s per cent
July domestic passenger car reglStra- !
tons; seven months registrations was
IL 6 per cent of total.
General Motors reported reception |
accorded new Cadillac and La Sale |
v SIS makes necessary increase in Sep
TENDER production schedule; to bring |
out new 12-cylinder Cadillac line, price |
range $3,795 to $4,995.
Gulf Oil Corporation subsidiary, Cult |
Refining, to build 81 100000 refining |
plant on 500-acree site near Cincinnati. |
Hydroelectric securities income from
dividends and interest, less expenses, in |
IL months, to June 80, up 90 per cent |
over previous year.
marlborough Rapid Transit chairman |
STOCKHOLDERS protective Commlttee de-
clares committee headed by President |
Dahl of Brooklyn Manhattan Transfer
has voting control of Interborcugh |
Rapid Transit stock.
International Mercantile Marine plans
construction three additional turbo-
electric passenger and cargo vessels.
Kruger e. Toll stock in proposed
International Investment Trust to be
offered privately.
Louisiana Oil Refining added 20 SER
vice stations to marketing division in
August, increasing total owned and con-
trolled stations TO 1888; has $50 bulk
stations