Light On the Law a Reference book On the Act to Regulate Commerce Comprising
Light On the Law a Reference book On the Act to Regulate Commerce Comprising
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Will the Senator allow me to ask him one question ?
Mr. Cullom. Certainly.
Mr. Sewell. I desire to satisfy my own mind before voting on the bill. Suppose a merchant in New* York, a grain shipper, orders, as is frequently done, two or three million bushels of wheat, taking advan- tage of the markets of Europe and watching closely the shipments from the Black Sea and other ports, and also the Indian market. He finds that he can make 2 or 3 cents a bushel by the shipment of a large lot of wheat. H...e will order from Duluth half a million bushels, from Mil- waukee half a million bushels, from Chicago half a million bushels, from St. Louis half a million bushels, dividing his order. If the wheat is shipped by car-loads under similar circumstances in every particular, even under the same ownership and at the same time, and it may all arrive at Buffalo or at a point on the Pennsylvania Railroad, the pro rata on one shipment allowed to the trunk lines, taking the New York Central, for instance, going to Boston, but going through New Y r ork, that coming from Duluth may come at 10 cents a hundred; that coming from Milwaukee may come at 9; that coming from Chicago, being the greatest point of competition, may come at 8, and from St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will the Senator allow me to ask him one question ?
Mr. Cullom. Certainly.
Mr. Sewell. I desire to satisfy my own mind before voting on the bill. Suppose a merchant in New* York, a grain shipper, orders, as is frequently done, two or three million bushels of wheat, taking advan- tage of the markets of Europe and watching closely the shipments from the Black Sea and other ports, and also the Indian market. He finds that he can make 2 or 3 cents a bushel by the shipment of a large lot of wheat. H...e will order from Duluth half a million bushels, from Mil- waukee half a million bushels, from Chicago half a million bushels, from St. Louis half a million bushels, dividing his order. If the wheat is shipped by car-loads under similar circumstances in every particular, even under the same ownership and at the same time, and it may all arrive at Buffalo or at a point on the Pennsylvania Railroad, the pro rata on one shipment allowed to the trunk lines, taking the New York Central, for instance, going to Boston, but going through New Y r ork, that coming from Duluth may come at 10 cents a hundred; that coming from Milwaukee may come at 9; that coming from Chicago, being the greatest point of competition, may come at 8, and from St.
What to read after Light On the Law a Reference book On the Act to Regulate Commerce Comprising?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simon Nelson Patten to read onlineMoreLess
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