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Title: The Cuba review
Identifier: cubareview07muns (find matches)
Year: 1907-1931 (1900s)
Authors: Munson Steamship Line
Subjects: Cuba -- Periodicals
Publisher: New York : Munson Steamship Line
Contributing Library: New York Botanical Garden, LuEsther T. Mertz Library
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16 THE CUBA REVIEW. The Camaguey Company, Limited. Comparative statement of earnings for January, 1908-1909. The Camaguey Com- pany shows a substantial increase in earnings for January, compared with the corresponding month last year, the figures being as follows: Jan., 1908. Jan., 1909. Increase. Gross . . .$7,555.89 $11,337.00 $3,781.11 Net . . . 3,924.72 5,349.78 1.425.06 Cuba Eastern R. R. Matters. Notice is given that the time for de- posits of the first mortgage bonds and debentures of the Cuba Eastern Railroad Company, Northeastern Cuba Railroad Company, Cuba Eastern Terminal Com- pany, and the Eastern Railroad of Culia with the committee under the bondhold- ers' agreement, dated Jan. 24. 1908, has been extended to April 1. The United Railways. In the week that ended the 9th instant the United Railways of Havana, includ- ing the proceeds from the Marianao Railway, collected £36,619, against £32,- 961 in the corresponding week of 1908. The total revenue during the 31 weeks and 4 days of the present fiscal year amounts to £520,646, against £493.766 in the same period of the previous year. The earnings of the United Railway Company exceed those of last year, the sugar crop is developing under magnifi- cent conditions, and its income will not diminish; the rolling stock, tracks, etc., are in perfect condition and do not de- many any extraordinary expense, and there seems little possibility of a strike among the thousands of employees of all classes that render their services to the company.—Ea Discusion. Havana.
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'1 he new building of the National I'.ank of Cuba, a superb structure in the Greek style of archi- tecture, was opened with much ceremony at Santiago, Feb. 25. Addresses were made by prominent citizens. Among the speakers was Edmund G. Vaughan, president of the institution.

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