Railway Stockholders, June 30, 1915
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Stock- holders of Eastern railways may live in the South, the West, or abroad, and similar divergence between residence and ownership may prevail in the South and the West.
Holdings per Stockholder, June jo, ipiS- Table II gives the par value of capital stock outstanding, total number of stockholders, and average amount of stock held per stock- holder on June 30, 191 5, by districts and by classes.
8 TABLE II.
AvBRACE Holdings per Stockholder: Railways of the United States, June 30, 1915- Distr...ict and C^ass.
Capital stock outstanding.
Far value.
Number of stock' holders.
Average ■ amount ot stock per stockholder.
Par value.
United States : Operating roads; Class I Class II Class III Total operating roads Non-operating subsidiaries ; Class I Class II Class III Total non-operating subsid- iaries Total United States Eastern District: Operating roads ; Class I Class II Class III Total operating roads Non-operating subsidiaries ; Class I Class II Class III Total non-operating subsid- iaries Total Eastern District.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stock- holders of Eastern railways may live in the South, the West, or abroad, and similar divergence between residence and ownership may prevail in the South and the West.
Holdings per Stockholder, June jo, ipiS- Table II gives the par value of capital stock outstanding, total number of stockholders, and average amount of stock held per stock- holder on June 30, 191 5, by districts and by classes.
8 TABLE II.
AvBRACE Holdings per Stockholder: Railways of the United States, June 30, 1915- Distr...ict and C^ass.
Capital stock outstanding.
Far value.
Number of stock' holders.
Average ■ amount ot stock per stockholder.
Par value.
United States : Operating roads; Class I Class II Class III Total operating roads Non-operating subsidiaries ; Class I Class II Class III Total non-operating subsid- iaries Total United States Eastern District: Operating roads ; Class I Class II Class III Total operating roads Non-operating subsidiaries ; Class I Class II Class III Total non-operating subsid- iaries Total Eastern District.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Association of American Railroads. Bureau of Railway Economics to read onlineMoreLess
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