Notwithstanding the general depression throughout the world, the output of the British Thomson-Houston Ca., Ld., for 1921, was the greatest in the history of the company, whose 27th ordinary general meeting was held on May 130, It is still more remark. able that the volume of orders received by the company for the The following is the traffic return for the week ended July 19, 1922, with figures for the corresponding week last year:—1922. 1921. $67,662.06 $58,241.84
Loss by currency depreciation 27,216.17 18,642.76 Effective receipts $40,445.89 $39,509.08 Percentage of loss by currency depreciation 42.14 33.67 Car miles run 115,471 106,215 Passengers carried 2,372,083 2,167,787 ce
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