PIPE, STEEL. Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Tennessee to Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas, 237. PIPE, WROUGHT-IRON. Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Tennessee to Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas, 237. Louisiana and Arkansas to Texas, 522. Milwaukee and North Milwaukee, Wis., and Montana to North Dakota, Montana, and Sheridan, Wyo., 557. Williston, N.Dak., to Mandan, N.Dak., 435. PLANTS, LIGHting and Water, Farm. and Salina, Kans., 408 (409, 410). Moraine and Dayton, Ohio, to Wichita PLASTER. Fort Dodge, Iowa, Southard, Okla., and Sweetwater, Tex., to western territory, 47. PLUGS, FIRE. Detroit, Mich., to central and trunk-line territories, 431. POTATOES. Mount Olive, N.C., consigned to Petersburg, Va., but diverted to Perth Amboy, N.J., 301. North Carolina to trunk-line and New England territories, 327. POTATOES, SWEET. North Carolina to trunk-line and New England territories, 327. POULTRY, DRESSED. Madison, S.Dak., to Chicago, Ill., destined to points east of Illinois-Indiana State line, 554. PULPWOOD. Ashland, Wis., to Peshtigo, Wis., originating in Minnesota and Canada, 225. Michigan to Peshtigo, Wis., 225. PUMPS, POWER, AND PARTS. Moraine and Dayton, Ohio, to Wichita and Salina, Kans., 408 (409, 410). RADIO SETS, RECEIVING. Wichita, Kans., from Fort Wayne, Ind., 408 (410). RAILS, STEEL, SCRAP. Braun & Bennett's Spur (Rockland), Mich., to Kenosha, Wis., 455. REFRIGERATORS AND PArts. Moraine and Dayton, Ohio, to Wichita and Salina, Kans., 408 (409). RICE. ROPE. Arkansas to St. Louis, Mo., and Cairo and East St. Louis, Ill., 609. Southern territory and eastern port cities from and to the South, 320. RUBBER, CRude. New York, N. Y., to Chicago, Ill., 735. SALT. Louisiana to Huntsville and Scottsboro, Ala., 606. Midland, Mich., to Jackson, Miss., 533. SAND. Oreapolis, Nebr., to Prescott and Bedford, Iowa, 427. Sewell, N.J., to New York Lighterage, N.Y. (Manhattan Piers, N.J.) for export, 65. Southwest, 355. SAND, MOLDING. New York to Chattanooga, Tenn., 267. SAUCE, CHILI. Wichita, Kans., from Booneville and Indianapolis, Ind., 408 (410). South Dakota to Milwaukee, Wis., 395. South Dakota and Sioux City, Iowa, to Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Fairmont, Minn., 331. Watertown, New Effington, Brandt, Toronto, Ramona, and Lake Preston, S.Dak., to Chicago, Ill., 205. SHEEP, FEEDER. Cokesville, Wyo., to Calexico, Calif., 413. SLABS, BUILDING or Roofing, Cement or Concrete, REINFORCED. Hammond, Ind., to Niles Center, Ill., 259. SLABS, SLATE, ROUGH QUARRIED. Fair Haven and Poultney, Vt., and Middle Granville, N.Y., to Greensboro and Winston-Salem, N.C., 125. SLABS, SLATE, SAND-RUBBed. Fair Haven, Vt., Pen Argyl, Danielsville, and Wind Gap, Pa., and other points taking same rates to Lincoln and Omaha, Nebr., and Champaign and Urbana, Ill., 125. SODA, NITRATE OF. Hopewell, Va., to eastern trunk-line territory, 309. SODA, NITRATE OF, IMPORTED. Baltimore, Md., Camden, N.J., and New York, SOLUTION, BITUMASTIC. East St. Louis, Ill., to Missouri and Indiana, 356. Ohio and Pennsylvania to Parkersburg, W.Va., transited and reshipped to Southern territory to Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland gateways and SUGAR. San Francisco Bay and western points to Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan TANK MATERial, Iron anD STEEL. East Chicago, Ind., to Shidler, Okla., 799. Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia to Parkersburg, W.Va., transited and reshipped to Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana, 709. TANKS, FUEL AND HOT-WATER STORAGE. Moraine and Dayton, Ohio, to Wichita and Salina, Kans., 408 (410). TARGETS, CLAY. Wichita, Kans., from Findlay, Ohio, 408 (410). TIES, COTTON-BALING, NEW OR REPAIRED. Henderson, N.C., to South Carolina and Georgia, 673. TIES, COTTON-BALING, OLD. Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama to Henderson, N.C., and Augusta, Ga., 673. TILE, HOLLOW BUILDING. Mineral City, Ohio, to various destinations, 599. TRACTORS AND PARTS. Wichita, Kans., from Locust Point, Md., 408 (409). TWINE. Southern territory and eastern port cities from and to the South, 320. VALVES, GATE, IRON-BODY. Detroit, Mich., to central and trunk-line territories, 431. VEGETABLES. braska, 461. VEGETABLES, FRESH. Texas to New York, N.Y. (Piers 27, 28, and 29 of Pennsylvania R.), 249. Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas to Ne WATERMELONS. Florida and Georgia to Jackson and McKenzie, Tenn., 662. Hilda, S.C., to North Bergen, N.J., 466. WHEAT. Gerald, Ohio, to Detroit, Mich., inspected and shipped to Loudonville, Ohio, transited and reshipped to Bangor, Maine, and Pocomoke, Md., 750. 198 I.C.C. TABLE OF LOCALITIES [The numbers in parentheses following citations indicate pages on which localities are considered] Adrian, Mich., from Pageton, W.Va. Bituminous coal, 745. Alabama from Detroit (Dearborn), Mich. Sulphate of ammonia, 475. To Henderson, N.C., and Augusta, Ga. Old or mill-run cotton-bale covering and old cotton-baling ties and buckles, 673. Aliquippa, Pa., to Jackson, Newton, Laurel, and Hazlehurst, Miss. Fertilizer materials, 635. Anthony, Kans., from Texas and Oklahoma, transited and reshipped to Texas. Grain, 701. Arkansas from Oklahoma. Grain and grain products, 117. To-Nebraska. Fruits and vegetables, 461. St. Louis, Mo., and Cairo and East St. Louis, Ill. Rice, 609. Arkansas City, Kans., from central and eastern territories. ities, 408. Various commod Asherton, Tex., to Denver and Pueblo, Colo. Onions, without tops, 283. Ashland, Wis., to Peshtigo, Wis., originating in Minnesota and Canada. Pulpwood, 225. Astoria, Oreg., from Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington, transited and reshipped to California, Oregon, and Washington. Grain, 642. Atkinson, Ill., to Oakton, Iowa. Bituminous coal, 425. Atlanta, Ga., from Coffeyville, Kans. Wheat flour, 633. Augusta, Ga., from Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama. Old or mill-run cotton-bale covering and old cotton-baling ties and buckles, 673. Baltimore, Md., to-North Le Roy, N.Y. Imported nitrate of soda, 309. Virginia. Fertilizer and fertilizer materials, 483. Wheat, 750. Feeder cattle, 353. Bangor, Maine, from Loudonville, Ohio, originating at Gerald, Ohio, and shipped Fertilizer ammoniating solution, 363. Birmingham, Ala., from—Kansas City, Mo., originating at Hoehne's and Limon, Colo. Pinto beans, 325. Pensacola, Fla. Gasoline, 444. Shreveport, La. Window glass, 665. Brandt, S.Dak., to Chicago, Ill. Sweetclover seed, 205. Braun & Bennett's Spur (Rockland), Mich., to Kenosha, Wis. Scrap steel rails, 455. Brooklyn, N. Y., to Portsmouth, Ohio. Wooden shoe lasts, 275. Cairo, Ill,. from Arkansas. Rice, 609. St. Louis, Mo., and East St. Louis, Ill., when from beyond. Calexico, Calif., from Cokesville, Wyo. Feeder sheep, 413. Grain, 446. California from Astoria, Oreg., originating in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington. Grain, 642. To eastern defined territory. Broccoli, 741. Camden, N.J., to North Le Roy, N.Y. Camp Wood, Tex., to Meridian, Miss. Imported nitrate of soda, 309. Canada to Ashland, Wis., destined to Peshtigo, Wis. Pulpwood, 225. Canton, Ohio, to Jackson, Newton, Laurel, and Hazlehurst, Miss. Fertilizer materials, 635. Capitan, N. Mex., from Denver, Colo., originating at Gary, Ind. Plate-steel riveted pipe, 437. Carteret, N.J., to Virginia. Fertilizer and fertilizer materials, 483. Casper, Wyo., to North Dakota and Minnesota. Asphalt, 667. Catarina, Tex., to Denver and Pueblo, Colo. Onions, without tops, 283. Central territory from-Detroit, Mich. Iron-body gate valves and fire hydrants, or fire plugs, 431. Warners, N.J. Fertilizer, 483. From and to Lancaster, Pa. Class rates, 262. To Wichita, Arkansas City, Harper, and Salina, Kans. Various commodi- Champaign, Ill., from Fair Haven, Vt., Pen Argyl, Danielsville, and Wind Gap, Charleston, S.C., to North Carolina. Bananas, 347. Molding sand, 267. Broomcorn, 1. From-Madison, S.Dak., to points east of Illinois-Indiana State line. Eggs and dressed poultry, 554. New York, N.Y. Crude rubber, 735. Watertown, New Effington, Brandt, Toronto, Ramona, and Lake Preston, S.Dak. Sweetclover seed, 205. To Montana. Pipe coating, 350. Coffeyville, Kans., from Nashvile, Tenn. Clayed cotton bags, 547. To Atlanta, Ga. Wheat flour, 633. Cokesville, Wyo., to Calexico, Calif. Feeder sheep, 413. Colorado from Parkersburg, W.Va., originating in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. Iron and steel tank material, 709. To Nebraska and South Dakota. Lump coal, 471. Connecticut from Marquette, Mich. Wood charcoal, 789. Crockett, Calif., to Montana. Sugar, 721. Danielsville, Pa., to Lincoln and Omaha, Nebr., and Champaign and Urbana, Ill. Slate slabs, 125. Dayton, Ill., from Weldon, Ill., originating at Emporia, Kans. Contractors' equipment, 747. Dearborn (Detroit), Mich., to Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Sulphate of ammonia, 475. Delaware from-Pennsylvania. Wyoming region, Pa. Anthracite coal, 507. Denver, Colo., from Asherton and Catarina, Tex. Onions, without tops, 283. Gary, Ind., transited and reshipped to Capitan, N.Mex. Plate-steel riveted pipe, 437. To-destinations east of Illinois-Indiana State line. Packing-house products Detroit, Mich., from Gerald, Ohio, inspected and shipped to Loudonville, Ohio, transited and reshipped to Bangor, Maine, and Pocomoke, Md. Wheat, 750. To-central and trunk-line territories. Iron-body gate valves and fire hy drants, or fire plugs, 431. Jackson, Newton, Laurel, and Hazlehurst, Miss. Fertilizer materials, 635. McCook, Nebr. Automobile chassis and passenger automobiles, 39. Detroit, (Dearborn) Mich., to Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Sulphate of ammonia, 475. District of Columbia from Wyoming region, Pa. Anthracite coal, 287. Duluth, Minn., to-Hutchinson, Kans. Semisolid condensed buttermilk poultry feed, 305. Oakes, N.Dak. Petroleum and its products, 549. East Chicago, Ind., to Shidler, Okla. Iron and steel tank material, 799. Eastern port cities from and to the South. Rope and twine, 320. Eastern territory to Wichita, Arkansas City, Harper, and Salina, Kans. Various commodities, 408. Eastern trunk-line territory from Hopewell, Va. Nitrate of soda, 309. East St. Louis, Ill., from—Arkansas. Rice, 609. Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. Coal and coal briquets, 603. Missouri and Indiana. Bitumastic enamel, solution, and coupling coating, 356. Cairo, Ill., for beyond. Grain, 446. Emporia, Kans., to Weldon, Ill., reconsigned to Dayton, Ill. Contractors' equipment, 747. Ensley, Ala., to Mississippi. Pipe coating, 350. Fair Haven, Vt., to Lincoln and Omaha, Nebr., Champaign and Urbana, Ill., and Greensboro and Winston-Salem, N.C. Slate slabs, 125. Fairmont, Minn., from South Dakota and Sioux City, Iowa. Sweetclover seed, 331. Fargo, N. Dak., from Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Iron and steel articles, 337. Flint, Mich., to Jackson, Newton, Laurel, and Hazlehurst, Miss. Fertilizer materials, 635. Florida to-Jackson and McKenzie, Tenn. Watermelons, 662. New York, N. Y., Jersey City and Newark, N.J., and Philadelphia, Pa. West Virginia via Virginia gateways. Citrus fruit, 375. Florin, Pa., from New York, N.Y. Cocoa beans, 303. Fort Dodge, Iowa, to western trunk-line territory and the Southwest. Plaster board, 47. Fort Worth, Tex. Livestock, 73. From Kansas.-Hay, 223. New Mexico (Texas-New Mexico Ry. points). Livestock, 718. Galveston, Tex., to Roswell, N. Mex. Bananas, 478. Gary, Ind., to Denver, Colo., transited and reshipped to Capitan, N. Mex. steel riveted pipe, 437. Plate |