Arizona republican., 1918-05-28

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 (A) Interstate commodity rates on the following articles in carloads shall be increased by the amounts set op- posite each.
 Increases effect the following com- modities:
 COAL
 Where rate is o to 49 cents per ton, 15 cents per net ton of 1000 pounds.
 Where rate is 50 to 99 cents per ton, 20 cents per net ton of 1000 pounds.
 Where rate is $1.00 to Sl.s9 per ton, 30 cents per net ton of 2,0o0 pounds.
 Where rate is s2.OO to s2.99 per ton, 40 cents per net ton of 2,O00 pounds
 Where rate is $500 or higher per ton, 50 cents per net ton of 2,000 pounds.
 Where rates have not been in creased since June i, 1917, the in crease to be made now shall be de- termined by first adding to the pres ent rate fifteen 15) cents per ton, net or gross, as rated, or if increased, of less than fifteen Q5) cents per ton, net or gross, as rated, has been made since that date, then by first adding to the present rate the differ ence between the amount of that in crease and fifteen 15) cents per ton, net or gross, as rated, and to the rates so constructed the above in- creases shall be added now.
 Where rates from producing points or to destinations have been based on fixed differentials, in cents per ton. such differentials to be main- tained, the increase to be figured on the highest rated point or group.
 COKE
 Where rate is to 49 cents per ton, 15 cents per net ton of 1000 pounds
 Where rate is 50 to 99 cents per ton, % cents per net ton of 1000 pounds
 Where rate is $1.00 to s1.99 per ton 40 cents per net ton of 1000 pounds
 Where rate is S2.00 to s2.99 per ton 50 cents per net ton of 2,O00 pounds
 Where rate is $500 or higher per ton, 75 cents per net ton of 2,00C pounds.
 Where rates have not been in creased since June l, 1917, the in- crease to be made now shall be de- termined by first adding to the pres ent rate fifteen (15) cents per ton net or gross as rated, or if increase | less than fifteen Q5) cents per ton net or gross as rated, has been made since that date, then by first adding | to the present rate the difference l between the amount of that increase and fifteen (15) cents per ton net ol gross, as rated, and to the rates SC constructed the above increases, shal now be added. Where rates from pro- ducing points or to destinations have been based on fixed differentialS il cents per ton, such differentials tC ! be maintained the increase to be fig ured on the highest rate point ol group.
 ORES | Iron 90 cents per net ton of 200, | pounds except that no increase shal | be made in rates on ex-lake ore tha has paid one increased rail rate be | fore reaching the lake vessel.
 Stone: Artificial and natural, build ing and monumental, except carved lettered, polished or traced-two c cents per 100 pounds.
 Stone: Broken, crushed an ground-one CD cent per 100 pounds
 Sand and gravel: One CD cent pc 100 pounds.
 Brick: Except enameled or glaze two @ cents per 100 pounds. Cement: Cement plasters an plaster-two (2) cents per 100 pounds
 Lime: One and one-half (115) cent per 100 pounds.
 Lumber and articles taking sam rates or arbitraries over lumber rates also other forest products, rates O which are not higher than on lumbe twenty (25) per cent. but nc exceeding an increase of five cent (5) per 100 pounds.
  cent, but not exceeding an increas of six cents per 100 pounds.
 Commodities other than grain, ne' wheat rates.
 Flour and other mill products = twenty five t25) per cent, but not eS ceeding an increase of six cents Dc 100 pounds. An increase shall L not less than new rates on wheat. Cotton; Fifteen (15) cents per 1C pounds.
 Cotton linters; New cotton rates. , Live stock: Twenty-Five (25) DC cent, but not exceeding an increas of seven CD cents per 100 pound where rates are published per 1C pounds or S15 per standard 35-fot car where rates are publishe per car.
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 4. From producing points in Colt ? rado, Wyoming. Montana, Kansas ar ] Nebraska to Missouri river territol and points in Arkansas, Oklahom $ Louisiana and Texas and points ca D Thereof, twenty-two (22) cents D, Q 100 pounds.
 ,. From points in Idaho and Uts . to points named in paragraph .. rat
 shall be fifteen 15) cents above u rates from eastern Colorado. !. 6. From points in California points taking Missouri river rates ar
 points related thereto under the con
 missions fourth section orders and
 points east of the Missouri rive [. twenty-two (22) cents per | l., pounds.
 B. Interstate commodity rates n ] included in the foregoing list shall r increased twenty-five (25) per cer e C. lntrastate commodity rates shs e be increased as shown in Paragraph l (A) and (B) of this section whe ] there are no interstate commodi Il rates published on substantially Il s same, commodities between the san h points and shall be subject to u s minimum weights applicable on inte Q state traffic in the same territory. D. Interstate commodity rates shs :. be cancelled where interstate con ] modity rates are published on sul stantially the same commodities b D tween the same points, and the il e terstate rates as increased by Par; ) graphs (A) and (B) of this sectit
 shall apply.
 E: In applying the increases pr e scribed in this section, the increas r class rates applicable to like con 8 modity descriptions and minimu . weights between the same points a r not to be exceeded except that | . increases in rates on sugar in ca -- l loqdq shall ha vnala .,-