 ... Under the competitive principle, a maximum of rates is thus established, and the railroad companies cannot prevent it, whatever may be their desire. But distance, cost, and many other circumstances may then come in to force still lower rates on the...  Report of the New York Commerce Commission - Страница 50написао/ла New York (State). Commerce Commission - 1900Пуни преглед - О овој књизи
 | Joint Committee. Freight Dept - 1883 - 382 страница
...then come in to force still lower rates on the lines to the cities south of New York. If it is found that the roads leading to Baltimore will not obtain...reduce their charges, it will be optional to the New YTork roads to follow the Baltimore lead, and they may no doubt be relied upon to do so if their interests... | |
 | New York Produce Exchange - 1885 - 422 страница
...governing principle, the Commissioners (OD page 37) use the following language : " They (the railroads) will submit to the rates which give the business to...until the trial proves the prejudicial operation." The conclusion of this whole matter is summed up (page 41) in the following: "It only remains for us... | |
 | Buffalo Historical Society (Buffalo, N.Y.) - 1909 - 612 страница
...that governing principle, the commissioners state (page 37) : "They (the railroads) will submit to rates which give the business to other cities only...until the trial proves the prejudicial operation." On page 41 of the report the commissioners present their conclusions in the following terms: "Differential... | |
 | 1906 - 1108 страница
...then come in to force still lower rates on the lines to the cities south of New York. If it is found that the roads leading to Baltimore will not obtain...in regulating freight charges is the export trade. market the foreign price, less reasonable charges for transportation and handling; and he is interested... | |
 | Buffalo Historical Society (Buffalo, N.Y.) - 1909 - 518 страница
...that governing principle, the commissioners state (page 37) : "They (the railroads) will submit to rates which give the business to other cities only...until the trial proves the prejudicial operation." On page 41 of the report the commissioners present their conclusions in the following terms : "Differential... | |
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