Some Facts About Railroads
Some Facts About Railroads
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The manager, Mr. Ainslee, said: 'j-nere is more money in a uniform 5-cent fare than in 3 cents a mile. " The same principle applies to freight charges. It is found that distance of the haul does not cut any figure in the co-t, and that the principle of charging a low uniform rate, without regard to' distance of haul, is the most profitable. Milk has been carried to New York City from within a radius of 300 miles at a uniform charge for all points within that distance for over forty years, and h...as been found to work with great satisfaction to both railways and the con- sumers. In fact many points in the United States have been grouped with a uniform rate between all points within those groups. The business from the Pacific coast to the east has been grouped. For instance: The charges from.
. 14 Los Angeles on oranges to all points east of the Mississippi river have been made uniform and are the same to Chicago, ,265 miles, and to Xew York, 3, 180 miles.
The Great Eastern railway of England carries packages lo and from any two points on its 1, 000 miles of road at a uniform rate without regard to distance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The manager, Mr. Ainslee, said: 'j-nere is more money in a uniform 5-cent fare than in 3 cents a mile. " The same principle applies to freight charges. It is found that distance of the haul does not cut any figure in the co-t, and that the principle of charging a low uniform rate, without regard to' distance of haul, is the most profitable. Milk has been carried to New York City from within a radius of 300 miles at a uniform charge for all points within that distance for over forty years, and h...as been found to work with great satisfaction to both railways and the con- sumers. In fact many points in the United States have been grouped with a uniform rate between all points within those groups. The business from the Pacific coast to the east has been grouped. For instance: The charges from.
. 14 Los Angeles on oranges to all points east of the Mississippi river have been made uniform and are the same to Chicago, ,265 miles, and to Xew York, 3, 180 miles.
The Great Eastern railway of England carries packages lo and from any two points on its 1, 000 miles of road at a uniform rate without regard to distance.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W C Green to read onlineMoreLess
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