DISTANCES.

Per
Bbl.

Per 100 Lbs.

Per Ton 2,000 Lbs.

Per Carload of 20,000 Lbs.

PIEDMONT AND NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY (ELECTRIC.) Local Class Rates-In Cents Per Hundred Pounds (Except Where Otherwise Shown.)

3 4 5 6 A B C DE H F

J

K

L

M

5 miles and under..

10 miles and over 5..

15 miles and over 10..

.

20 miles and over 15
25 miles and over 20
30 miles and over 25
35 miles and over 30
40 miles and over 35
45 miles and over 40
50 miles and over 45
60 miles and over 50
70 miles and over 60
80 miles and over 70
90 miles and over 80
100 miles and over 90
110 miles and over 100
120 miles and over 110

888

688 2

130 miles and over 120

12 11 9 7 6
16 14 12 10] 9
20 18 16 14 11 10 9 10
24 22 19 16 13 12 10 12
27 25 22 19 15 14 11 13
30 28 24 23 17 16 12 14 9
33 31 27 24 18 17 12 15 10
36 32 28 26 19 18 13 16 10
38 34 30 281 20 19 13 17 11 10 20 25 20
41 36 32 29 22 19 14 17 11 11 21 26]
44 39 34 30 23 20 14 18 12 11 22 28
46 42 36 31 24 20 15 19 13 11 23 30
50 45 37 32 25 21 15 20 14 12 24 32
53 47 38 33 251 22 16 21| 14| 13 25 33 27
55 48 39 34 26 23 17 21 15 13 26 34 30
56 48 40 35 27 23 17 22 17 13 27 35 33
59 49 41 36 281 23 18 22 17 14 28 36
60 50 42 37 29 24 18 22 17 14 29 37 34

81

56789

6 6 51 41 6 8 10

61 6

9 10

122

9

6

50

1.00

10.00

9.00

8.00

7

6

7 6 11 12 14

10

7

55

1.10

11.00 10.00

8.50

8

In Cents Per Hundred Pounds (Except Where Otherwise Shown).

1 60

112222

38803

Same, L. C. L.

Express Rates.

On July 1st, 1914, the Railroad Commission of South Carolina adopted the Interstate Commerce Commission's zone-block and sub-block system of express rates and classifications in respect to intrastate traffic between points in South Carolina. This system simplifies the rate structure and makes the classification uniform. Certain modifications were made to the Interstate Commerce Commission's system advantageous to the shippers of South Carolina, especially in natural products, food stuffs, etc.

The classification of express matter is divided into two classes: First class and second class. All articles of food are embraced in second class. The first class rates are the basis of all rates and the second class rates are seventy-five per cent. (75%) of the first class rates, except on certain commodities where this rate has been modified for intra-State traffic in South Carolina.

The modifications to the above, as adopted by this Commission, are as follows:

The minimum first class rate is 50 cents per hundred pounds.

SECTION 1.

Rate on the following commodities is sixty per cent. (60%) of the first class rate, viz.:

Ginger Ale, Coca-Cola, Pep-to-Lac, Pop, Soda Water and other similar aerated and carbonated beverages. Empty carriers to be returned at ten cents each when the outbound shipments are forwarded by express.

Note-Coca-Cola, Pep-to-Lac, Pop, Soda Water and other similar aerated or carbonated beverages, in cases containing six dozen short pints, charge for 125 pounds per case.

Cabbage-Rate is fifty per cent. (50%) of the first-class rate.