The Burden of Railway Rates: Freight and Express Charges Levied Upon the People of Western Canada Unjustifiably Higher Than Those in Eastern Canada and in the Adjoining States (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Additional comparisons between Eastern and Western rates. On mileages between 100 and 500 miles. Are shown below. To be followed by further Eastern and Western freight rate comparisons. On mileages between 500 and miles. As in the previous comparisons. The rates are shown for all the classes into which freight is divided. With the exception of the 9th Class. Which is live stock. The only live stock brought to the West in any considerable quantity being horses. The figures are in cents per 100 lbs. On the different classes of freight.

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