Evening star., 1934-11-04
CORPORATION
REPORTS i:
:
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS Of
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, November 3.-The fol-
lowing is today's summary of corpora
ton news prepared by Standard
Statistics Co. Inc, New York:
Hudson Motor Car Co. deficit, nine
months ended September 80. was ST.
563 ,144 VS.. deficit, $780,, ,422; retail
sales in October, 1884, including
domestic, Canadian and export. totaled
6,225 cars, a gain of 1873 per cent
over September total.
Stone g. Webster, Inc, deficit, II
months ended September 80, was ST.
TIT. .904 VS.. deficit, S150839.
General Baking Co. common share
earnings, SO weeks ended September
%. we're A cents vs. rs cents in 80
weeks ended September 80. 1898.
Marion Steam Shovel Co.-Unfilled
orders on books of this company are
reported to be around sl,000O00, all
of which will be filled before close OF
current year.
Myers IF. E) & Bro. Co.-DolIar
sales Of company in fiscal year ended
october 81 were reported to have
shown a gain of about 80 per cent
over those Of preceding year.
National Cash Register Co.-Octoner
domestic sales were up 656 per cent;
10 months up 35.7 per cent.
Colonial Beacon Oil Co deficit, o
months ended September 30, was ST.
322 445 VS.. deficit. S2.030.78l.
Consolidated Oil Corp-It was said
Sinclair Refining Co. subsidiary was
the purchaser of retail stations Of
SimmS Petroleum Co.. which recently
quit the retail gasoline business.
SImms Petroleum Co net income,
months ended September 80, was
S202 .239. equal to A cents a common
share, VS.. deficit, s343,170.
Standard Oil Co. of California
Company announced it has begun re-
finery and terminal improvement pro-
gram to cost about $1,000 900.
Poor & Co-Net income, 10 months
ended September 80, was s3S2, 900.
equal to Sc cents class B share, vs..
deficit of $l90176.
Pullman. Inc.-Subsidiary Pullman
Car &; Manufacturing Corp. received
contract for one stream-line pas
senger train from Illinois Central
Railroad; about 100000 is involved.
Union Pacific Railroad-F. w. Rob-
inSon, vice president in charge Of
traffic. expressed belief that earnings
OF company for 1884 would cover fully
the S6 share per annum dividend
rate on common stock.
NeiSner Bros, Inc-October sales
were up 8s per cent; 10 months up
1862 per cent
Sears, Roebuck & Cot was re-
ported company is organizing a new
subsidiary to be devoted exclusively
to barter trading with foreign coun-
tries.
Allegheny Steel Co. Common
share earnings, 9 months ended Sep
tember 80. were IA cents VS.. 81 cents.
United States Steel Corp.-Subsi-
diary, Carnegie Steel Co., has placed
contract for continuous hot strip
mill with United Engineering g. Foun-
dry Co; total amount involved was
said TO be between $4,000 900 and Sc. =
900 900.
Canadian Celanese. Ltd.-It was
said directors of company planned to
present to stockholders in near future
a proposal to fund accumulated divi-
dendS of S24 share on the issue BY
giving certificates of indebtedness
therefor; these certificates. it was re-
ported would not only bear a fixed
interest rate but would have benefit
Of an annual sinking fund.
Jantzen Knitting Mills-Common
share earnings, year ended August 81,
were 40 cents VS.. 20 cents.
American Tri-Color Corp.-Leading
motion picture companies have filed
applications with United States Su-
preme Court for a rehearing of petit
ton for a review of sound film patent
decision.
Associated Gas & Electric Co.
Electric output of system for week
ended October 81 increased 81 per
cent over like week of 1888.