TABLE OF COMMODITIES IN CASES INVOLVING RATES

Books. Boston, Mass., to Chicago, Ill., 145.

BRICK. Winchester, Va., to District of Columbia and Maryland, 777.
CANNED GOODS. New York, N. Y., and vicinity to New York, 241.

Compounds, CLEANING AND WASHING. New York, N. Y., and vicinity to New
York, 241.

FERTILIZER AND FERTILIZER MATERIALS. Baltimore and Hagerstown, Md., to Butler and Everett, Pa., 125.

FLOUR, EDIBLE. Fort Morgan, Colo., to Chicago, Ill., 45.

FOOD PRODUCTS. Minneapolis, Minn., to North Dakota, 757.

FURNACES, HOUSE-HEATING. Holland, Mich., to Minneapolis and Winona, Minn., 798.

GROCERIES. New York, N. Y., and vicinity to New York, 241.

LARD AND LARD SUBSTITUTES. New York, N. Y., and vicinity to New York, 241. LIQUORS, ALCOHOLIC. Linden, N. J., New York, N. Y., and points taking same rates, to Chicago, Ill., 145.

MACHINES, ICE-BREAKING OR ICE-CRUSHING. Kansas City, Mo.-Kans., to central and eastern territories, 724.

MAGAZINES. Dunellen, N. J., to Chicago, Ill., and points taking same rates, 145. New York, N. Y., and adjacent points, from and to Chicago, Ill., and points taking same rates, 145.

MEDICINE. Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania from and to Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, 235.

PERIODICALS. Dunellen, N. J., to Chicago, Ill., and points taking same rates, 145. New York, N. Y., and adjacent points, from and to Chicago, Ill., and points taking same rates, 145.

PETROLEUM. Kansas City, Kans., to Loup City, Nebr., 745.

McPherson and Wichita, Kans., to Grand Island, Nebr., 745.

New York, N. Y., and vicinity to New York, 241.

PETROLEUM PRODUCTS. Kansas City, Kans., to Loup City, Nebr., 745.
McPherson and Wichita, Kans., to Grand Island, Nebr., 745.

New York, N. Y., and vicinity to New York, 241.

Superior, Nebr., to Colorado, 324.

PIPE, SOIL, CAST-IRON. Lansdale and Quakertown, Pa., to Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, 737.

POWDERS, CLEANING, SOAP, AND WASHING. New York, N. Y., and vicinity to New York, 241.

SOAP.

New York, N. Y., and vicinity to New York, 241.

SPRAY MATERIALS.

SQUEEZERS, LEMON.

724.

SUGAR.

Hagerstown, Md., to Butler and Everett, Pa., 125.

Kansas City, Mo.-Kans., to central and eastern territories

New York, N. Y., and vicinity to New York, 241.

SUPPLEMENTS, NEWSPAPER. Dunellen, N. J., to Chicago, Ill., and points taking same rates, 145.

New York, N. Y., and adjacent points, from and to Chicago, Ill., and points taking same rates, 145.

WAIST-BAND MATERIAL, COTTON. Memphis, Tenn., to Alabama and Georgia, 741.

WINES, HIGH. Linden, N. J., New York, N. Y., and points taking same rates, to Chicago, Ill., 145.

WOOL. New England, 1.

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TABLE OF LOCALITIES IN CASES INVOLVING RATES

[Numbers in parentheses following citations indicate pages on which localities are considered.]

Alabama from Memphis, Tenn. Cotton waist-band material, 741.

Baltimore, Md., to Butler and Everett, Pa. Fertilizer and fertilizer materials, 125.

Belleville, Ill., from and to St. Louis, Mo. Bus fares, 34.

Boston, Mass., to Chicago, Ill. Books, 145.

Butler, Pa., from Baltimore and Hagerstown, Md. Fertilizer and fertilizer and spray materials, 125.

Central territory from Kansas City, Mo.-Kans. Lemon squeezers and icebreaking or ice-crushing machines, 724.

Chicago, Ill., from-Boston, Mass. Books, 145.

Dunellen, N. J. Magazines, periodicals, and newspaper supplements,

Linden, N. J., and New York, N. Y., and points taking same rates.
Alcoholic liquors and high wines, 145.

From and to New York, N. Y., and adjacent points.

and newspaper supplements, 145.

Colorado from Superior, Nebr. Petroleum products, 324.

Magazines, periodicals,

Connecticut from Lansdale and Quakertown, Pa. Cast-iron soil pipe, 737.

Delaware from and to Maryland, New Jersey, New, York, and Pennsylvania. Medicine, 235.

District of Columbia from Winchester, Va. Brick, 777.

Dunellen, N. J., to Chicago, Ill., and points taking same rates. Magazines,

periodicals, and newspaper supplements, 145.

Eastern territory from Kansas City, Mo.-Kans.

breaking or ice-crushing machines, 724.

Lemon squeezers and ice

Everett, Pa., from Baltimore and Hagerstown, Md. Fertilizer and fertilizer and spray materials, 125.

Fort Morgan, Colo., to Chicago, Ill. Edible flour, 45.

Georgia from Memphis, Tenn.

Cotton waist-band material, 741.

Petroleum and

Grand Island, Nebr., from McPherson and Wichita, Kans.

petroleum products, 745.

Hackensack, N. J., from and to New York, N. Y. Passenger fares, 255.
Hagerstown, Md., to Butler and Everett, Pa.

materials, 125.

Fertilizer and fertilizer and spray

Holland, Mich., to Minneapolis and Winona, Minn. House-heating furnaces and related articles, 798.

Illinois from and to Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, and Kansas. Class and commodity rates, 297 (322-323).

Indiana from and to Iowa and Nebraska. Class and commodity rates, 297 (322-323).

Iowa from and to Nebraska, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Kansas. Class and commodity rates, 297 (323).

Kansas from and to Iowa and Nebraska. Class and commodity rates, 297 (323). Kansas City, Kans., to Loup City, Nebr. Petroleum and petroleum products,

745.

Kansas City, Mo., to Springfield, Mo., destined to Mo-Ark Coach Lines, Inc., points. Through bus routes, 746.

Kansas City, Mo.-Kans., to central and eastern territories. Lemon squeezers and ice-breaking or ice-crushing machines, 724.

Lansdale, Pa., to Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Cast-iron soil pipe, 737.

Linden, N. J., to Chicago, Ill. Alcoholic liquors and high wines, 145.

Loup City, Nebr., from Kansas City, Kans. Petroleum and petroleum products, 745.

Maryland from Winchester, Va. Brick, 777.

From and to Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. Medicine, 235.

Massachusetts from Lansdale and Quakertown, Pa. Cast-iron soil pipe, 737. McPherson, Kans., to Grand Island, Nebr. Petroleum and petroleum products, 745.

Memphis, Tenn., to Alabama and Georgia. Minneapolis, Minn., from Holland, Mich. articles, 798.

Cotton waist-band material, 741.
House-heating furnaces and related

To North Dakota. Food products and related commodities, 757. Missouri from and to Iowa and Nebraska.

Class and commodity rates, 297 (323). Mo-Ark Coach Lines, Inc., points from Springfield, Mo., originating at Kansas City, Mo. Through bus routes, 746.

Nebraska from and to Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, and Iowa. Class and commodity rates, 297 (323).

New England. Wool and related articles, 1.

New Jersey from and to Delaware, Maryland, New York, and Pennsylvania. Medicine, 235.

New York from New York, N. Y., and vicinity. Groceries and related articles and petroleum and petroleum products, 241.

From and to Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Medicine, 235.

New York, N. Y., from and to-Chicago, Ill., and points taking same rates. Magazines, periodicals, and newspaper supplements, 145.

Hackensack, Oradell, and Westwood, N. J.

Passenger fares, 255.

To-Chicago, Ill. Alcoholic liquors and high wines, 145.

New York. Groceries and related articles and petroleum and petroleum products, 241.

North Dakota from Minneapolis, Minn. Food products and related commodities, 757.

Oradell, N. J., from and to New York, N. Y. Passenger fares, 255.

Pennsylvania from and to Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, and New York. Medicine, 235.

Quakertown, Pa., to Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Cast-iron soil pipe, 737.

Rhode Island from Lansdale and Quakertown, Pa. Cast-iron soil pipe, 737. St. Louis, Mo., from and to Belleville, Ill. Bus fares, 34.

Springfield, Mo., from Kansas City, Mo., destined to Mo-Ark Coach Lines, Inc., points. Through bus routes, 746.

Superior, Nebr., to Colorado. Petroleum products, 324.

Westwood, N. J., from and to New York, N. Y. Passenger fares, 255.

Wichita, Kans., to Grand Island, Nebr. Petroleum and petroleum products, 745.

Winchester, Va., to District of Columbia and Maryland. Brick, 777.

Winona, Minn., from Holland, Mich. House-heating furnaces and related articles, 798.

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INDEX DIGEST

[Numbers in parentheses following citations indicate pages on which subjects are considered.]
ABANDONMENT.

Operation: See SAVING CLAUSES (INTERRUPTION OF SERVICE).

Routes: See SAVING CLAUSES (INTERRUPTION OF SERVICE); SERVICE (SUB-
STITUTION OF MOTOR FOR Rail).

ACCIDENTS. See EMPLOYEES OF CARRIERS.

ACQUISITION OF OPERATING RIGHTS. See TRANSFER (OPERATING
RIGHTS).

"ADDED TRAFFIC" THEORY. See COST OF SERVICE (OUT-OF-POCKET
COSTS).

ADEQUACY OF SERVICE. See SERVICE (ADEQUATE TRANSPORTATION).
ADJACENT FOREIGN COUNTRY.

Canada: See CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY (CERTIFICATES) and Transporta-
tion Subject to Act under this heading.

Mexico: The following case involved traffic to, from, or within Mexico:
Taylor Common Carrier Application, 550.

Through Service Without Transfer at International Boundary: See
PASSENGERS (CHARTERED OR SPECIAL OPERATION).

Transportation Subject to Act: See also PASSENGERS (CHARTERED OR SPE-
CIAL OPERATION).

The Commission's jurisdiction over operation to and from an adjacent foreign
country is limited to that portion within the United States. MacKenzie Coach
Lines, Inc., Common Carrier Application, 224 (225).

Applicant, a Canadian corporation, was authorized to conduct common-carrier
operations between New York points and the international boundary of the
Provinces of Ontario and Quebec, Canada, although it had not first received
authority from Quebec to operate in foreign commerce to the international
boundary. Commission's authority extends only to the international boundary,
and it was presumed that applicant would comply with the applicable laws of
Quebec before instituting service. Smith Transport Common Carrier Applica-
tion, 533 (534).

ADMINISTRATIVE RULINGS.

Bureau of Motor Carriers: Following ruling of Bureau of Motor Carriers,
that transportation service is that of a common carrier when interstate or foreign
shipments are interchanged with common carriers, applicant transporting ship-
ments under contract for shipper at Elyria, Ohio, and also for its customers at
Buffalo, N. Y., and Erie and Pittsburgh, Pa., independently of contractual
arrangements with the Elyria shipper, whose charges on shipments transferred at
Cleveland, Ohio, to forwarding companies and rail and motor carriers were paid
by shipper or by connecting carriers, was a common carrier. Motor Haulaway
Co. Contract Carrier Application, 19 (24).

ADVANTAGES.

Prepayment of Charges: See PAYMENT OF CHARGES.