Evening star., 1933-12-24
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, December 23.-The fol-
lowing is today's summary Of important
corporation news prepared by Standard
Statistics Co., Inc, New York:
Ford Motor Co.-January output of
company will be greatest for that month
since January. 1880: production In past
week averaged about 1000 units daily.
General Motors Corporation-Base
prices of 1894 Cadillac line range up
ward from ST. ,395 I. o. b., compared with
q base Of $2,695 on 1888 line; prices Of
La Sale range from SLABS I. o. b.,
against base price Of $2,245 on 1893
line.
Willys-Overland Co.-Federal Judge
Hahn, Toledo, authorized receivers Of
company to build 5000 passengers cars;
L. A. Miller, president and one of the
receivers, has resigned, effective Janu-
ary !, 1884; D R. Wilson, president of
Wilson Foundry Co., was named tenn
porary receiver In his place.
Corn Products Refining Co.-Federal
Judge Barnes, Chicago, has entered a
decree declaring vacated the interlocu-
tory decree returned September 80
1888. in patent suit brought by Penick
q Ford, Ltd, Inc, against this COM
pany; decree further declared that Corn
Products had not infringed on certain
patents claims granted to j. N. Wild
mer, Penick & Ford's chemist.
National DistillerS Products Corp
Company Is reported to be producing
over $4,000 cases of whisky daily.
Gobel (Adolf). Inc.-Volume of sales
In fiscal year ended October %, 1893,
was Isl. .362,3S4 pounds VS.. 2493O4, ,155
In preceding fiscal year.
United States Smelling, Refining &
Mining Co.-Declared an extra dividend
OF $3.50 and regular quarterly dividend
OF 20 cents on common stock; on Oc-
tober IA, 1888, an extra payment of so
cents a share was made on common;
common share earnings, IL months
ended November 80, were S5.57 VS.. 81
cents; company's 1888 net income is
estimated at S6.53 per common share
Gorham Manufacturing Co. - De-
clared special dividend Of 81 on
common stock and voting trust certifi-
Gates; on March 81. 1893. a similar
amount was paid from surplus.
Addressograph Multigraph Corpora
tion-Company is reported to have
earned profit In every month since
ano net pro S ef ason5 ut
fourth quarter; orders booked in 1888
are greater than 1882; present 1884
budget OF company, IL was understood
forecasts net earnings in excess of ST
share on less than 10 per cent sales
increase over current year.
Central Railroad Of New Jersey No.
vember net railway operating income
was $685. ,656 VS.. S267 ,879; IL months
was $2,2l5,982 vs. $2,373,783.
Erie Railroad November Surplus after
charges was S114231 VS.. a deficit after
charges of $415,85 in November, 1882;
November net railway operating income
was $1.135,67o VS.. s642, Ala; II months
763.671 VS.. $7,es8,146.
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad deficit,
II months ended November 80, was
$105,6l0 VS.. net income $776,957.
Illinois Central Railroad November
net railway operating income was ST.
319,476 VS.. S1,064178 in November,
1882; II months was $14,546,536 VS..
$l1,342,s8
Reading Co.-November net railway
operating income was $1075,7 VS..
S998,611; II months was ST., ,480,l32 VS..
$4,000 $40.
Duplan Silk Corporation common
share earnings, six months ended No
vember 80, were $1.50 VS.. "a cents.
Community Power d Light Co.-Sub-
sidiary, Texas Utilities Co., has ap-
peared before State Public Works Ad-
mtntstraiion in opposition to a $423A66
loan to Plainview for municipal elec-
tric plant.