Evening star., 1941-02-18
American WooIen Co.
Reports S3,154,464
Profit in 1910
Result Compares With
$2,311,837 Recorded
In Preceding Yeur
BS tht Associated Press.

bN INT Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 18.-American
Woolen Co. reported net profit for
1910 of S3,l54 ,464, equal after pre-
ferred dividends requirements for
the year to S176 a common share,
compared with S2,311, 1897, or $3.50 a
preferred share, in 1899.
Moses Pendleton, president, said
the present backlog of orders made
the outlook for the next few months
quite favorable"
He said: Orders for civilian pur-
poses were greatly curtailed during
the second and third quarters of 1910
due in some measure to a carry-over
of merchandise, but largely to a
reluctance on the part of the trade
to anticipate their normal require
ments.
Therefore. Notwithstanding the
full measure of cooperation given
by the company to the Government
in its national defense program,
there has, so far, been a minimum
dislOCation of civilian business.
LAS indications now point to a
substantial increase in the demand
from the civilian trade, it is hoped
that, with the probable additional
Government orders to be placed, the
company's mills will be able to op-
crate at approximate capacity for
the greater part of the current year"
Pendleton reported that since June
the company had been awarded S54,-
72O 0O2 ~ TTnital STofnS
ment contracts.
Tubize ChatillOn Corp.
Tubize Chatillon Corp. earned net
income in 1910 of S1,509 $40 after
Federal income and excess profits
taxes, equal, after annual dividend
requirements on the preferred and
class "A" stocks, to S124 a common
share. This compared with S1,l38,-
955. or less than l cent a share
on common. in 1899. Plants are in
Rome, Ga, and Hopewell, Va.
United Carbon Co.
United Carbon Co. and sub
salaries reported 1910 net profit Of
s1,336,331 after Federal and State
income and profits taxes, equal to
S336 a common share, compared
with Sl,5l8266, or 1881 a share, in
1899.
National Oil Products Co.
National Oil Products Co. reported
1910 net profit of $704,967. the 33d
consecutive annual report since the
company was established in 1907 and
the largest in its history. This was
equal to 1892 a common share and
compared with S70O,401, or $500 a
share, in 1899. The company makes
industrial chemicals and vitamin
products at plants in Harrison, N. j.,
and Cedartown, Ga.
Pacific Telephone Co.
Pacific Telephone g. Telegraph
Co.'S annual pamphlet report listed
1910 net income of S18,276,98O a de-
crease of S854630 from the Sl9,l3l,-
6l0 of 1899. After preferred divi-
dends, earnings on common stock
amounted to S74O share, compared
with s787 in the preceding year.
McGraw Hill Publishing Co. re-
ported for 1910 net profit of S9l2,-
OBJ, equal to S152 a common share,
compared with s62O,265, or s1O3 a
share, in 1899.
Lone Star Gas Corp. and subsidi-
aries reported for 1910 net income
of S6,453, ,731, equal to SLIT a COM
mon share, compared with S5,4O2.-
971, or 90 cents a share, in the pre-
vious year.
Richman Brothers Co.. mems
clothing manufacturer, reported net
income of s1,761 .875 for 1910, equal
to s2.78 a share on 633,821 shares Of
no par capital stock outstanding.
This compares with 1889 net profit
of S1,979, ,34l, or S316 a share.