Ocean Transportation
Ocean Transportation
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70 78 142 Gunny Bagging, C. L. Min. Wt. 50, 000 Ibs.
65 Chapter 59 SHIPMENTS BY RAIL VIA OVERLAND ROUTES Rail Routes to Adjacent Foreign Countries. The largest portion of our trade with Mexico and Canada is carried on by rail and, although the handling of these shipments require special treat- ment, information concerning the necessary de- tails in effecting such shipments is readily obtain- able on inquiry from the railroad companies. The method of shipment to these countries is n...ot in- tricate, and not much special attention is necessary.
Tariffs. The International Tariffs issued by railroad companies, covering shipments to and from points in the United States and Canada, are joint tariffs and are filed both with the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Canadian Rail- way Commission. These tariffs contain the pub- lished rates, either class or commodity, and each states on the title page the governing classifica- tion. Practically all International rates between Canada and the United States are governed by our major classifications.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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70 78 142 Gunny Bagging, C. L. Min. Wt. 50, 000 Ibs.
65 Chapter 59 SHIPMENTS BY RAIL VIA OVERLAND ROUTES Rail Routes to Adjacent Foreign Countries. The largest portion of our trade with Mexico and Canada is carried on by rail and, although the handling of these shipments require special treat- ment, information concerning the necessary de- tails in effecting such shipments is readily obtain- able on inquiry from the railroad companies. The method of shipment to these countries is n...ot in- tricate, and not much special attention is necessary.
Tariffs. The International Tariffs issued by railroad companies, covering shipments to and from points in the United States and Canada, are joint tariffs and are filed both with the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Canadian Rail- way Commission. These tariffs contain the pub- lished rates, either class or commodity, and each states on the title page the governing classifica- tion. Practically all International rates between Canada and the United States are governed by our major classifications.
What to read after Ocean Transportation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles F Walden to read onlineMoreLess
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