Thomson's manual of Pacific Northwest finance

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Identifikator:: 1838857176

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-229226

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Thomson's manual of Pacific Northwest finance

Place of publication:: Seattle

Publisher:: Thomson's Statistical Service

Year of publication:: 1930

Scope:: XXX, 487 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Section IV. Lumber and timber companies

Collection:: Economics Books

.UMBER AND TIMBER COMPAN) 1 LONG-BELL LUMBER CORPORATION GENERAL OFFICE: R. A. Long Dldg., Kansas City, Mo. PACIFIC NORTHWEST OFFICES: l.ongview, Wash. HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Maryland, Nov. 21, 1924, as a holding company. Owns 999% of capital stock of Long-Bell Lumber Co. incorporated in Missouri in 1884. Business started as R. A. Long & Co. in 1875. BUSINESS: Company, through its operating subsidiary, is one of the largest producers of lumber and lumber products in the world. Operates in Washing- ton and Oregon. Douglas fir, California white pine, southern yellow pine and hardwood. PROPERTY: Company owns 484.524 acres of timber lands, containing more than 10,000.000,000 feet. It owns approximately 600,000 acres of logged-off lands; 9 sawmill plants with 2,850,000 daily capacity; 116 retail lumber yards; 300 miles of railroad. LONGVIEW: In 1922 company bought large tracts of timber in Cowlitz County, Washington, and laid out and developed the city of Longview, at junction of Columbia and Cowlitz rivers, as one of the few “planned” cities in the world. City was laid out primarily for the company's employes. In 1930 the population was more than 10,000, with diversified industries DIRECT SUBSIDIARY: The Long-Bell Lumber Company (98.94¢ ~wrre” The Long-DBell Lumber Corporation) SUBSIDIARIES OF THE LONG-BELL LUMBER COM" % Owned L.ong-Bell Farm Land Corporation. ernerneeneenee 200.009% The Longview Company... eee 00.00 The Longview Suburban Company. ..........ooooooien. ceeeeeee DOL0OO The Longview Dredging & Construction Company.. vesmpnes «OY The Longview Stevedoring Company .... ............. cee 00.00 Longview, Portland & Northern Railway Combpanv.................... ...... 00.00 l.ong-Bell Service Station, Inc. ...... rere emeeaeeee D000 I.ouisiana & Pacific Railway Company............... eeemeaeeeene. 90.196 The Sibley, Lake Bisteneau & Southern Re 'wav Companyv................ 94.638 Mississippi Eastern Railway Company.......... eeeememeee 99.339 SUBSIDIARIES OF THE LONGVIEW COMPAN. 2% Owned The Longview Ferry Company.....o..oooeceeeen... 100.009% Longview Public Service Company....... 100.00 Longview Memorial Park _. ~ 100.00 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: R. A. Long, Chair., Kansas City, Mo.; M. B. Nel- son. Pres, Kansas City, Mo.; J. H. Foresman, Vice Pres, Kansas City, Mo.: J. D. Tennant. Vice Pres. Longview, Wash.; W .L. Prickett, Vice Pres. Kansas City, Mo.; 8. M. Morris, Vice Pres., Longview, Wash.; R. T. Demsey, Vice Pres., Kansas City, Mo. ; E. C. N. Brown, Vice Pres, Longview, Wash.; R. W. Stith, Sec.-Comp- troller, Kansas City, Mo.; R. P. Combs, Treas., Kansas City, Mo.: Jesse Andrews, Kansas City, Mo. ; J. H. Bester, Kansas City, Mo.; Waddill Catchings, New York, N. Y.; L. _L. Chipman, Longview, Wash.; R. S. Davis, Kansas City, Mo.; A. B. Everitt, Kansas City, Mo.; John M. Hancock, New York, N. Y.: G. A. Houston, Kansas City, Mo. ; J. H. Lane, Kansas City, Mo.; Roy F. Morse, Longview, Wash. A. L. Sweet, Kansas City, Mo.; W. A. Darker, Asst. Sec., Kansas Citv, Mo.; L. C. Stith, Asst. Sec., Longview, Wash. GENERAL AUDITORS: Ernst & Ernst. Fiscal Year Ends: Dec. 31. Annual Meeting: 4th Wed. Number of Emploves: 10.000. CAPITALI ATION, Asx of Dee. 31, 192% Par Value Authorized No Par 750,000 shs Nao Par R50 O00 chs Outstanding 593,921 shs 542 5369 shs I. CLASS A COVMON STOCK June 30, 1930. Accumulated Class A livvidends amounted to $10.000 June 30, 1930. Transfer Agent: Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co.,, New York. Registrar: Guaranty Trust Co.. New York. Publie Offering by: lL.ehman Dros. Goldman, Sachs & Co., New Yorlk; Lacey Securities Corp., Chicago. Dec.. 1924, at $52.75. Listed on: New York Stock Ex- change. 1928 1927 353 13 26 2317 Provisions: Has preference as to as- sets of §50 per share and cum. divi- dends of $4 per share from Jan. 1, 1925. Callable: Any fund available for dis- :ribution as a partial liquidating divi- dend must first be used to acquire Class A at $60 per share; if more shares are tendered than would ex- haust such funds purchase shall be made pro rata. Dividends: Initial on Class A Com- mon declared payable March 31, 1923, regularly quarterly thereafter to and ‘mcluding Sept. 30, 1927. None since Price Range: 1929 low I 111, 1926 5014 413,

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