Evening star., 1933-01-27
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, January 27.-The fol-
lowing is todays summary of corpor-
alton news prepared by Standard Sta
tistics Co, Inc, New York, for the As
sociated Press:
Aircraft.
United Aircraft & Transport Corpo-
ration, subsidiary Boeing Airplane Co.
received $1,2O1,1l7 contract from Wal
Department for IL. planes and spare
parts; Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Co.
another subsidiary, received s157. .72s
contract for % hornet radisl air-cooleo
engines and spare parts.
Food Products.
General Baking Co. common share
earnings SO weeks ended December 81
$1.94, VS.. $2.5S in year ended December
26, 1881.
Machinery.
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine Co
deficit year ended November 80 $50l,-
838, VS.. Deficit 1922, ,208.
Metals mon n-ferrous).
Howe Sound Co. deficit before deple-
ton was S76,697, VS.. net income 1898.
215.
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd, COM
mon share earnings quarter ended No
vember 80 16 cents, VS.. 16 cents.
Oil.
National Refining Co. 1892 deficit
was $l.l87,S58, VS.. deficit s752,286.
Phillips Petroleum Co. ordered $4,000
tons of pipe from Republic Steel Cor
poration. Pipe will be used for line
from Oklahoma City to companys line
in Kansas, and will cost about 81 10000
Railraod and Railroad Equipment.
American Brake Shoe & Foundry
1882 preferred share earnings $2.70 VS.
$14.53.
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad 1892
common share earnings $323 VS.. $2.68
Boston & Maine Railroad 1882 pre-
liminary prior preferred share earnings
$346 VS.. S14.6O.
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul & Pa
cific Railroad December net operating
income was $287,475 VS.. net operating
income of 1894 4,231; IL months net oper-
ating deficit was S518,116 VS.. net oper-
ating income of 1884. .406.
Chicago & North Western Railway
December net operating income up 80.e
per cent; IL months off 77.3 per cent.
Erie Railroad December net operating
income up 69.2 per cent; IL months of
14.8 per cent.
Great Northern Railway December
net operating income of 52.9 per cent;
IL months off 800 per cent.
Missouri Texas Railroad 1882
deficit $685. .4l6 VS.. net income $675, ,226
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad 1882 preliminary deficit be-
fore guarantees s3s3,o47 VS.. net income
$9,179,869.
Retail Trade.
Neisner Bros, Inc, declared a divi-
dend Of $1.75 on preferred stock; this
marked resumption of dividends on pre-
ferred. last payment having been SITS
on February l, 1882.
Steel and Iron.
Bethlehem Steel Corporation pre-
liminary report indicates deficit for
1882 was s19,404,431, vs.. net income
$115,745 orders on hand December 81,
1882, totaled $50, ,568 ,937, compared with
$23, ,598 1882 on September 80, 1892, and
SAL ,514,877 on December 81, 1881; op-
erations in 1882 averaged about 1853 per
cent of capacity, compared with 1876
per cent for 1881; current operations
rate is supported by incoming business;
gross sales in 1882 were sos, 8,467 ,226,
compared with S186,541.19 in 1881; !;
business booked in 1892 totaled $87 $685.
87O, against $150,077,0 ,099 in 1881; cash
and liquid securities on December 81,
1882, totaled $46,975, ,589, compared with
$50,278,721 on December 81, 1881;
funded debt was reduced by $40, ,759,-
457 during the year.
Warren Foundry g. Pipe Corporation
1882 preliminary deficit, $49,786, VS..
net income, $294, 4,188.
Utilities.
British Columbia Power Corporation,
It., gross revenue, six months ended
December 81, 1882, off per cent; net
after expenses off 258 per cent.
Niagara Hudson Power Corporation
declared quarterly dividend of Is cents
on common stock; previously paid 80
cents quarterly.
Virginia Electric & Power Co. to
spend about s1,oO0,000 on new con-
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