Steamship Second Cabin Ticket Order to Canada 1914

Westbound Ticket Order from the Donaldson Line for Second Cabin Passenger Miss Ruth Immel, departing on the S.S. Cassandra from Glasgow to Montreal, Issued by C.V. Dasey & Son, Boston.

A Passenger List is also availble for this voyage. See Donaldson Line Westbound Voyage for the S.S. Cassandra 1914-08-29

Westbound Ticket Order

Donaldson Line

This slip is to retained by the purchaser as a memorandum of the order issued, and is subject to all the conditions thereof whether written or printed.

No. 13357

July 8 - 1914

For Second Cabin Ocean Passage

Glasgow to Montreal

Names of Passengers

Miss Ruth Immel (Adult)

Cassandra

Aug 29 1914

52/1

Total Fare $47.60

Issued by C. V. Dasey & Son, Agts. 8 Broad St., Boston

-- Reverse Side --

General Agents

Samuel McClelland

341 Main Street, Winnipeg, Manatoba

H. E. Lidman

409 Palace Buiding, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Henderson Bros.

21 and 23 Sherman Street, Chicago, Illinois

The Robert Reford Co., Limited

Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, St. John, NB and Portland, ME

European Agents

G. Schyns

1 Rue Applemans, Antwerp, Belgium

The Finska Angfartvgs Aktieboaget, Helsingfors, Finland

Karlsberg, Spiro & Co.

Libau, Russia

Donaldson Bros.

58 Bothwell Street, Glasgow, Scotland

Relative Cost of Passage Ticket in Today's Currency Value

In 2013, the relative value of $47.60 from 1914 ranges from $825.00 to $21,700.00.

In 2013, the relative worth of $47.60 from 1914 is:

	$1,140.00	using the Consumer Price Index
	$825.00	using the GDP deflator
	$4,710.00	using the unskilled wage
	$6,680.00	using the Production Worker Compensation
	$6,790.00	using the nominal GDP per capita
	$21,700.00	using the relative share of GDP

Samuel H. Williamson, "Seven Ways to Compute the Relative Value of a U.S. Dollar Amount, 1774 to present," MeasuringWorth, 2014.

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