Evening star., 1932-02-02
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, February 2.-The fol-
lowing is a summary of important cor
poration news, prepared by the Standard
Statistics Co. Inc, New York, for the
Associated Press.
News Trend.
Automobile production again declined
contrary to the usual trend. According
to Grams automotive reports actual
output in the week ended January 80
totaled 28950 cars and trucks. which
compares with 29833 units in the pre-
vious week and 45,753 units in the
corresponding week Of last year.
The Companies.
American g. General Securities liqui-
dating value December 81, 1881, Sl0.47
class A share, VS.. S20.5l December
81. 1890
Aviation Securities liquidating value
December 81, 1881, $3.50 a common
share, VS.. 1882 December 81, 1880.
Chicago. Burlington g. Quincy Rail-
road-Saving from wage reduction esti
mated at about S500O,0O0 for year.
Chicago e. Northwestern Railway
Estimated around S6,0000 900 involved
in 10 per cent wage reduction.
Chicago. Rock Island e. Pacific Rail
Way-Saying from wage reduction and
the cuts estimated at about S4,500,000
for year.
Consolidated Cigar 1881 common share
earnings, $5.04, VS.. S5.86.
Illinois Central Railroad-Around $4
100000 per annum saving estimated
from 10 per cent pay reduction, pre-
viously accepted reductions by other
employees amount to about S2000,000
annually
International Nickel of Canada
Monel metal sink prices reduced in
United States by sos and in Canada
by $50.
International Securities Corporation
of America liquidating value, December
81, 1881, $2367 per share, combined
preferred stock, against S305.79 Decem-
Der 81, 1890
Pennsylvania Railroad saving from
10 per cent wage reduction estimated
around S2OOO0,O0O for year.
Prentice Hall, Inc, 1881 common
share earnings, S219 against 50.
Reading Co.-Saving from 10 per
cent wage reduction estimated at $4,-
100000 for year.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
way-President estimates 1881 earnings
at over Sc per common share; 10 per
cent wage reduction to cut expenses
over $7,O00,000 annually
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul 81 Pa
cif1c RailWay-EStimated savings from
10 per cent wage reduction about S.
100000 for year.
Douglas wv. L) Shoe reduces prices
for all styles of shoes.
international Carriers, Ltd, net asset
value December 81, 1881. $3.50 COM
mon share, against $l491 December
81, 1890
Laclede Gas Light 1881 common
share earnings, S744, against $3.50
Warner Co. 1881 second preferred
share earnings, $519, against Sl967.
Western Pacific Railroad Corporation
1881 deficit, $2,127, l6l, against deficit
$304,006
Consolidated Chemical Industries
1881 combined A and B share earn
ings, $15l, against 1921.
General outdoor Advertising 1881
deficit, $l,834O34, against net income,
S345 ,240, equal to 81 40 class A share
HARRISON Walker Refractories 1881
common share earnings, II cents,
against $252.
Missouri Pacific Roilroad saving from
10 per cent wage reduction about S.
100000 for year.
New York Central Railroad saving
from 10 per cent wage reduction esti-
mated at $17,OOO,00O for year.
North American Utility Securities
value December 81, 1881,
$6111 second preferred share
against $9183 December 81, 1880.
Warner Bros. Pictures deficit, quarter
ended November %, $l,848,868 against
net income in quarter ended November
20, 1880, was $1.576,421, equal to 80
cents a common share.
Auburn Automobile January ship
ments 2,50S cars against 2,0l7 year ago
General Cable Corporation reduces
price of bare copper wire in carload
lots q cent to 8l2 cents a pound;
weatherproof wire 1925 cents pound.
Hupp Motor Car January shipments
l ,4O9 units against 1861.
Marshall Field G. Co. takes no action
on common dividend; paid 6212 cents
December l, 1881.
Metro-G -GoldWyn Pictures preferred
share earnings, II weeks to November
20, $3.50 against $7.33.
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad wage reduction saving eSti-
mated at $4269, ,324 for year.
Transue g. Williams Steel Forging
1881 deficit $167875 against deficit
$99158.
General Railway Signal 1881 COM
mon share earnings 1888 against S707
Missouri- i-KansaS-TeXaS Railroad saw
ing from 10 per cent wage cut esti-
mated at S1.500,000; other wage cuts