Evening star., 1936-03-01
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.
NEW YORK, February 29.-The fol.
lowing is today's summary Of corpora
tions news prepared by Standard Sta.
tistics Co., Inc, New York.
Hudson Motor Car Co.-l935 net
income was $584,749. equal to SO cent.
common share, VS.. deficit s3.239 POI
Studebaker Corp.-Passenger cal
and truck sales of company during
first 20 days of February totaled 1885,
units, against 2,452 in like 1885 period
a gain of 45.2 per cent; this brought
aggregate of cars and trucks sold be.
tween January l and February 20 t.
1904, compared with 6,962 in lik.
period of 1885, gain Of 379 per cent
Truax-Traer Coal Co.-Commor
share earnings, nine months ended
January 81, were 66 cents VS.. 80 cents
.Foote Burt Co.-1935 net income wa!
$70,024, equal to 70 cents common
share, VS.. deficit of $109905.
New York g. Honduras Rosario Min.
ing Co.-1935 common share earning.
were $451 VS.. $404.
Bush Terminal Coles net in.
come before Federal taxes was $149,'
sos VS.. $310.412.
Crown Willamette Paper Co.-Sec-
ond preferred share earnings, mint
months ended January 81, were $8.2t
VS.. s1.34.
Chicago Great Western r. R-Janu-
ary net railway operating deficit was
S27. 1886 VS. net railway operating deficit
of s125,lo9 in January. 1895.
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
Ry.-January net railway operating
income was $64,249 VS.. net railway
operating deficit of $2s.8l8 in Janu-
ary. 1885.
Chicago, Rock Island e. Pacific Ry
January net railway operating de-
ficit was s206,949 VS.. net railway oper-
ating deficit of $50l,938 in January,
1885.
Louisville & Nashville r. R.-Janu-
ary net railway operating income was
$1,289,84 VS.. s1,027,2 ,236.
Minneapolis & st. Louis r. R.
January net railway operating income
was $26,616 VS.. net railway operating
deficit of 96,293 in January, 1885.
Norfolk Southern r. R.-January
net railway operating deficit was s5 .009
VS.. net railway operating deficit Of ST.
282 in January, 1895.
Blumenthal (Sidney) & Co.-1935
net income was $6l0,215, equal to
1920 a common share VS.. deficit, ST.
O31 ,483.
Public Service Co. Of Northern
Illinois declared an initial dividend Of
so cents on new $50 par common
stock and like amount on no par
common stock; on November /. 1888,
similar amounts were paid on no par
common and old S100 par common.
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.-1935
common share earnings were $l.O2
VS.. 81 cents.
Tung Sol Lamp Works-1935 COM
mon share earnings were "a cents VS..
27 cents.
Proctor & Gamble Co.-Company's
production and sales were said to be
close to record high tonnage levels
and earnings from operations are
at slightly above the average
r ~{~ta ~ rfn
Loft, Inc.-1935 deficit was $229,-
55l VS.. net income of $21,281.
Godchaux Sugar, mc.-COmpany
advanced price of refined sugar 10
points to ATS cents In all territory,
effective Immediately.
Ex-Cell-O Aircraft & Tool Corp
1885 common share earnings were 81
cents VS.. 81 cents.
Transcontinental & Western Air,
Inc.-1935 net income was $19,404,
equal to 3 cents common share, VS..
deficit Of $407, 7,702.
Eaton Manufacturing Co.-1935
common share earnings were $2.65 vs..
81 A; company spent over 100000 on
new equipment and additional floor
space in 1885.
Thompson Products, Inc.-Company
called for payment March % at $1l0
a share and accrued dividend the out
standing per cent preferred not ex-
changed for new issue Of S. preferred
created by vote Of stockholders on
January Is, 1886.
Philadelphia & Reading Coal &
Iron Corp.-1935 deficit was $6,090,-
$40 VS.. deficit $3.50. .534; president said
interest due March /, 1896, on per
cent debenture bonds of Philadelphia
& Reading Coal & Iron Co., subsidiary,
will be paid. -rs
Long Island Railroad-January net
railway operating deficit was $l05, 1886
vs.. net railway operating deficit of
$170,252 in January, 1885.
Exchange Buffet Corp.-Net income,
nine months ended January 81, was
$640 VS.. deficit of $142,8S0.
American Rolling Mill Co.-Com-
pany called for payment March 80,
1886. at 1o21k, $4,000. 900 Of its ~ per
cent convertible debentures, due May
l, 1945.
Colorado Fuel 6 Iron Co.-Com-
pany received an order from Missouri
Pacific Railroad Co. for 5000 tons
of rail.
Canadian Celanese, Ltd.-1935 COM
non share earnings were $3.50 vs..
1914.
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