The Public Regulation of Railways
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If the farmers of eastern Iowa had been given even the Chicago rate, it would, said Senator Wilson, have tided them over the exceptional period of depression and loss. As it was, the farmers had to sell their horses, cattle, and hogs in a de- pressed market at whatever prices they could get. Such are some of the results which have been proven to follow from discriminating in charges against non-competitive 1 Test., Cullom Com., p. 531. * Cong. Record, 1886-7, pp. 329, 330.
HO PUBLIC REGULATION ...OF RAILWAYS.
points, as compared with the rates given competitive points where a longer haul is required. And one of the most astute and experienced railroad men in the country- has been forced to confess that no good reason can be given for such discriminations.' But General Devereux must have meant this remark to apply only to those cases where discriminations are made arbitrarily, and not where the necessity of thus discriminating is forced upon the companies by circumstances which are beyond their con- trol, and which acquit them of the charge of injustice to communities upon which the higher rates are imposed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the farmers of eastern Iowa had been given even the Chicago rate, it would, said Senator Wilson, have tided them over the exceptional period of depression and loss. As it was, the farmers had to sell their horses, cattle, and hogs in a de- pressed market at whatever prices they could get. Such are some of the results which have been proven to follow from discriminating in charges against non-competitive 1 Test., Cullom Com., p. 531. * Cong. Record, 1886-7, pp. 329, 330.
HO PUBLIC REGULATION ...OF RAILWAYS.
points, as compared with the rates given competitive points where a longer haul is required. And one of the most astute and experienced railroad men in the country- has been forced to confess that no good reason can be given for such discriminations.' But General Devereux must have meant this remark to apply only to those cases where discriminations are made arbitrarily, and not where the necessity of thus discriminating is forced upon the companies by circumstances which are beyond their con- trol, and which acquit them of the charge of injustice to communities upon which the higher rates are imposed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter D Walter Davis Dabney to read onlineMoreLess
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