Annual Report of the Interstate Commerce Commission
Annual Report of the Interstate Commerce Commission
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On complaint that rates charged by defendants for the transportation of melons in carloads from shipping points in South Carolina to New York and other points in Northern and Northeastern States were unjust and unreasonable, it appeared that the rates were lower than those in force between the same points on cotton and general merchandise, although greater speed and some other exceptional facilities are involved in the transportation of melons from South Carolina; and that the rates per ton per... mile afforded by the melon rates ranged from 7.6 mills to 1.1 cents, and for most of the defendtmt roads were less than the average receipts per ton per mile from all freight.
The evidence was insufficient to warrant an estimate of the cost of produc- tion or the results of sales during the shipping season : Held, That the rates complained of were not shown to be unjust or unreasonable, and that the petitions should be dismissed without prejudice.
Dallas Freight Bureau v. Texas and Pacific Railway Company and others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On complaint that rates charged by defendants for the transportation of melons in carloads from shipping points in South Carolina to New York and other points in Northern and Northeastern States were unjust and unreasonable, it appeared that the rates were lower than those in force between the same points on cotton and general merchandise, although greater speed and some other exceptional facilities are involved in the transportation of melons from South Carolina; and that the rates per ton per... mile afforded by the melon rates ranged from 7.6 mills to 1.1 cents, and for most of the defendtmt roads were less than the average receipts per ton per mile from all freight.
The evidence was insufficient to warrant an estimate of the cost of produc- tion or the results of sales during the shipping season : Held, That the rates complained of were not shown to be unjust or unreasonable, and that the petitions should be dismissed without prejudice.
Dallas Freight Bureau v. Texas and Pacific Railway Company and others.
What to read after Annual Report of the Interstate Commerce Commission?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Interstate Commerce Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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