Investments in Latin America And the British West Indies
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83 80J 200,000 240,000 134,000 (0 («) 48 121 o Dividends of from 5 to 8 per cent per annum have been paid during the period 1910 to 1917, inclusive (1917 dividend, 5 per cent).
6 A dividend of 10s. was paid on the stock in March, 1917.
c No longer quoted.
& Preferred dividends have been at the annual rate of 5 per cent, 1910 to 1913; the 5 per cent declared in 1914 and the 3 per cent in 1915 were paid in 6 Der cent scrip, as above, to be converted into 6 per cent deben- tures prior to Dec. 31, ...1918, or, if not converted, to be paid off at par as soon as possible. All subse- quent preference dividends have been at the full rate. In 1912-13, 2 per cent was paid on the ordinary stock; no other dividend on this stock has been paid.
t Not quoted.
/ Interest on first debentures is dependent on income until paid in full for three consecutive years; rate for 1917, 3 per cent PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Public-utility development in Venezuela has progressed along modest lines. A number of the larger cities and towns have electric lights and there are electric traction lines or tramways otherwise propelled in Caracas, Valencia, Maracaibo (two), La Guaira (the line to Macuto), and Cumana.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
83 80J 200,000 240,000 134,000 (0 («) 48 121 o Dividends of from 5 to 8 per cent per annum have been paid during the period 1910 to 1917, inclusive (1917 dividend, 5 per cent).
6 A dividend of 10s. was paid on the stock in March, 1917.
c No longer quoted.
& Preferred dividends have been at the annual rate of 5 per cent, 1910 to 1913; the 5 per cent declared in 1914 and the 3 per cent in 1915 were paid in 6 Der cent scrip, as above, to be converted into 6 per cent deben- tures prior to Dec. 31, ...1918, or, if not converted, to be paid off at par as soon as possible. All subse- quent preference dividends have been at the full rate. In 1912-13, 2 per cent was paid on the ordinary stock; no other dividend on this stock has been paid.
t Not quoted.
/ Interest on first debentures is dependent on income until paid in full for three consecutive years; rate for 1917, 3 per cent PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Public-utility development in Venezuela has progressed along modest lines. A number of the larger cities and towns have electric lights and there are electric traction lines or tramways otherwise propelled in Caracas, Valencia, Maracaibo (two), La Guaira (the line to Macuto), and Cumana.
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