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The Port Of Portland, State Of Maine, Port Of Portland Authority Jan 1935

The Port Of Portland, State Of Maine, Port Of Portland Authority

Maine Collection

The Port of Portland, State of Maine

Compiled and Distributed by Port of Portland Authority, 1935(?).

Contents include: General Description of Port / Marine Terminal Facilities / Port Services and Costs Usually Borne by Vessels / Terminal Charges and Railroad Absorption Arrangements / Historical Sketch of the Port of Portland / Commerce of the Port / Steamship Services / Railroad Service / Bunkering Facilities / Water Supply / Fisheries / Industrial and Agricultural Activities of State / Recreational Facilities of the State of Maine / Maine's Wild Waters Full of Fighting Fish / Laws; Rules; Regulations; Pertaining to Portland Harbor …


Bond Valuation, Millard Wessel Jun 1925

Bond Valuation, Millard Wessel

Bachelors’ Theses

In the investment field today, the thing most strikingly noticeable is the lack of knowledge of the principles back of investment. This is brought out more clearly day by day as the number of business failures multiply. The purpose of this paper is to show to the investor the methods used and advocated by expert financiers and accountants on the general sμbject of bond valuation. The subject of bond valuation includes: A. The Problem of Amortization. B. Calculation of the Purchase Price of a Bond. C. Determination of the Investment Rate. D. The Treatment of Bonds Redeemable in Installments.


The Investment Trust And The American Investor, Anthony B. Ronzani Jun 1925

The Investment Trust And The American Investor, Anthony B. Ronzani

Bachelors’ Theses

We Americans are familiar with the term "trust" in many different forms, but as yet, not to any great extent under the name or an "investment trust." We are fairly cognizant of such forms as: the trust company, trusts, express trusts, equipment trusts, and trusts under wills. Writers on the subject of "trusts" have defined the term in different ways. Sometime they mean °legal trusts," the form taken by the great prototype, the Standard Oil Company. In such a sense a trust may be defined as an organization managed by a board of trustees to whom all the capital stock …