The Traffic Library volume 7 Part 1
The Traffic Library volume 7 Part 1
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(1) There are no Through Rates from Missouri River Crossings, to Mexican Common Points, and Combination Rates are made on the Rio Grande Crossings.
(2) Through Class and Commodity Rates, from Mis- souri River Crossings, to the Rio Grande Crossings, are AMERICAN COMMERCE ASSOCIATION 97 published by the Southwestern Tariff Committee, in Southwestern Lines Tariff 42 Series. Commodity Rates from the Missouri River Crossings to the Rio Grande Crossings, proportional rates on shipments destined to Me...xico, are published by the Southwestern Lines in Tariff No. 88 Series. To these rates are to be added the local rate of the Mexican lines, operating from the Rio Grande Crossings to points in Mexico.
§ 12. Application of Tariffs from Missouri River Crossings to Points in New Mexico and Arizona.
Through Rates are published from Missouri River Cross- ings, to points in New Mexico and Arizona, by the Trans- Continental Freight Bureau in Tariff 1 Series.
Through Class and Commodity Rates from Missouri River Points, to points in New Mexico on the St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1) There are no Through Rates from Missouri River Crossings, to Mexican Common Points, and Combination Rates are made on the Rio Grande Crossings.
(2) Through Class and Commodity Rates, from Mis- souri River Crossings, to the Rio Grande Crossings, are AMERICAN COMMERCE ASSOCIATION 97 published by the Southwestern Tariff Committee, in Southwestern Lines Tariff 42 Series. Commodity Rates from the Missouri River Crossings to the Rio Grande Crossings, proportional rates on shipments destined to Me...xico, are published by the Southwestern Lines in Tariff No. 88 Series. To these rates are to be added the local rate of the Mexican lines, operating from the Rio Grande Crossings to points in Mexico.
§ 12. Application of Tariffs from Missouri River Crossings to Points in New Mexico and Arizona.
Through Rates are published from Missouri River Cross- ings, to points in New Mexico and Arizona, by the Trans- Continental Freight Bureau in Tariff 1 Series.
Through Class and Commodity Rates from Missouri River Points, to points in New Mexico on the St.
What to read after The Traffic Library volume 7 Part 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Commerce Association to read onlineMoreLess
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