Pine Bluff, Ark., from Lockport, Black Rock, and Buffalo, N. Y., Federal, Ill., Minneapolis, Minn., and Cornell, Wis. (614). Pinners Point (Hampton Roads), Va. and handling, 663 (676). Pittsburg, Kans., from Osborne, Ark. Fiber wall board; classification, 586 Rail-water terminal facilities; wharfage Hewn white-oak railroad ties, 206. Pittsburg, Kans., from Sumter, Manning, Summerton, and Greeleyville, S. C. Fruits and vegetables in metal cans, 137 (138). Pittsburg, Tex., to California. Fruit and vegetable baskets and hampers, 133. Pittsburgh, Pa., from and to central territory. Vitrified-clay sewer pipe and wall coping, 514 (517). Pittsburgh, Pa., from Fostoria, Ohio. Iron and steel articles, 349. Pittsburgh, Pa., from Long Bottom, W. Va. Lumber, 329. Animal or poultry feed, 155 (157). Pittsburgh, Pa., from Trenton, N. J., and Philadelphia, group. Spelter, 242 (243). Pittsfield, Mass., from Chicago, Ill. Bakelite (synthetic) gum, 581. Plainville, Conn., from Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Fire, sea, and core sand, 70 (73). Plasterco Junction, Tex., to Bogalusa, La. Cement, plaster board, and plaster, 181. Plymouth, Ind., to Ohio River crossings. Fruit and vegetable baskets, 578. Pocatello, Idaho, from and to California Group 1 territory and Nevada, via Rogerson-Wells cut-off. Class and commodity rates, 501. Pokegama, Wis., to Sartell and Little Falls, Minn. Bituminous fine coal, 37. Ponca City, Okla., from Quincy, Midway, and Jamieson, Fla. Fuller's earth, 322. Ponca City, Okla., to Texas and Oklahoma. Wrought-iron pipe, 451 (452). Pontiac, R. I., to Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. Fire, sea, and core sand, 70. Port Arthur, Tex. Rail-water terminal facilities; wharfage and handling, 663 (677). Port Arthur, Tex., to Shreveport, La. Wrought-iron pipe and scrap iron, 737. Port Chalmette, La. Rail-water terminal facilities; wharfage and handling, 663 (690). Port Huron, Ohio, from and to central territory. Vitrified-clay sewer pipe and wall coping, 514 (517). Port of Lake Charles, La., from Louisiana. Clean rice and products; export and coastwise, 720. Portland, Conn., from Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Fire, sea, and core sand, 70 (74). Portland, Me. Rail-water terminal facilities; wharfage and handling, 663 (673). Portland, Me., from New York, Mount Vernon, and New Rochelle, N. Y., and New England. Paper-winding cores; less-than-carload, 729. Portsmouth, Va., to Louisville, Ky., St. Louis, Mo., and Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Columbus, Ohio. Excelsior, 124. Port Tampa, Fla., from Florida, for export or coast wise movement. Lumber, 248. Prospect, Va., to McKees Rocks and Allegheny, Pa. Various commodities, 623 (625). Providence, R. I., from Reading, Hokendauqua, Bethlehem, and Swedeland, Pa. Roofing slag, 649. Provincetown, Mass., to Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. Fire, sea, and core sand, 70. Sea sand, 59. Provincetown, Mass., to Rochester, N. Y. Pryor, Okla., from Hutchinson, Lyons, Emporia, and Kanopolis, Kans. Common salt, 345. Pueblo, Colo., from Lockport, Black Rock, and Buffalo, N. Y., Federal, Ill., Minneapolis, Minn., and Cornell, Wis. Fiber wall board; classification, 586 (614). Purcell, Okla., to Texas and Oklahoma. Wrought-iron pipe, 451 (452). Quincy, Fla., to Fort Worth (Hodge), Tex., Boynton, Muskogee, Okmulgee, and Ponca City, Okla., and Coffeyville, Kans. Fuller's earth, 322. Quincy, Adams, Mass., to Arlington and Rochelle Park, N. J. Rough-quarried and polished granite, 81. Quinton, Okla., from Hutchinson, Lyons, Emporia, and Kanopolis, Kans. Common salt, 345. Quinwood, W. Va., from Chapman, Pa. Cement, 437. Rapid City, S. Dak., to official territory. Lumber, 201. Rayne, La., to Lake Charles, La. Clean rice and products; export and coastwise, 720 (722). Reading, Pa., to Providence, Auburn, Esmond, and Cranston, R. I., and Attleboro, Mass. Roofing slag, 649. Redbanks, Calif., to Modesto and San Jose, Calif., transited and reshipped to eastern destinations. Grapes, 343. Redfield, S. Dak., from Springfield, Ill. Brick, 405. Republic, Mo., to Memphis, Tenn. Fresh apples, 195. Rhode Island from Boston, Mass., and New London, Conn., originating on Pacific coast. Lumber; ex-vessel, 643. Rhode Island to Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. Fire, sea, and core sand, 70. Rhode Island from and to Jacksonville, Fla. and-rail class rates, 215. Water-and-rail and rail-water Rices Point, Minn., to Sartell and Little Falls, Minn. Bituminous fine coal, 37. Richmond, Va., to Louisville, Ky., St. Louis, Mo., and Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Columbus, Ohio. Excelsior, 124. Richmond, Va., from Pennsylvania. Vitrified-clay sewer pipe and wall coping, 514 (530). Rincon, N. Mex., from Denver, Colo. Macaroni products, jams, jellies, and mincemeat; loading and unloading in transit, 29 (30). Rio Grande Valley of Texas from Benton and Camden, Ark. Collapsible wooden fruit and vegetable crates, 219 (220). Roach Creek, Tenn., from Wakenva Coal Company's mines for interstate transportation. Coal; refusal to furnish cars, 103. Roach Creek Junction, Tenn., from Wakenva Coal Company's mines for interstate transportation. Coal; refusal to furnish cars, 103. Roanoke, Va., from southern territory. Lumber and forest products, 280 (297). Rochester, N. Y., from southern territory. Lumber and forest products, 280 (285). Rock Hill, S. C., to Albion, Ind. Cotton piece goods; less-than-carload, 373. Rockton, S. C., to various destinations. Granite, marble, or stone, 346 (348). Rocky, Okla., to the Southeast, via Gulf ports. Cotton, 762. Rocky Hill, Conn., from Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Fire, sea, and core sand, 70 (74). Roeser, Tex., to Texas and Oklahoma. Wrought-iron pipe, 451 (452). Rogerson-Wells cut-off from and to California Group 1 territory and Nevada, originating in Idaho. Class and commodity rates, 501. Roseau, Minn., to Winona, Minn. Grass seed; misrouting, 408. Ruby, Wash., to Yuma, Colo. Cedar posts, 213. Rumford, Me., to Bushwick Station, Long Island, N. Y. Wrapping paper, 115. Rupert, Idaho, from and to California Group 1 territory and Nevada, via Rogerson-Wells cut-off. Class and commodity rates, 501 (502). Rushville, Ind., from West Nashville, Tenn. Acid phosphate, 475. Rusk, Tex., to California. Fruit and vegetable baskets and hampers, 133. Ryan, Okla., from Texas and Oklahoma. Wrought-iron pipe, 451 (452). Sacramento, Calif., from Sloan, Nev. Lime and lime products; minimum weights, 159 (160). Saginaw, Mich., from Calabogie, Ontario, Canada. Crude graphite, 443. Saginaw, Mich., to official and western classification territories. Foundry facings and crude graphite, 742. Saginaw, Mich., from Valparaiso, Ind. Ground mica, 269. Saginaw, Tex., to Texas and Oklahoma. Wrought-iron pipe, 451 (452). St. Clair, Mich., to Missouri and the Southwest. Salt, 67. St. Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada, from Duff and Knoxville, Tenn. Hardwood, lumber, 236. St. Joseph, Mo., to points east of Illinois-Indiana State line. ing-house products and hides, 702. Fresh meats, pack St. Joseph, Mo., from Sumter, Manning, Summerton, and Greeleyville, S. C. Fruits and vegetables in metal cans, 137 (138). St. Louis, Mo., from Buffalo, N. Y., and Chicago, Ill. Flour-bleaching compound; classification, 459. St. Louis, Mo., from Galveston, Tex. Beverage cooling and dispensing outfits; less-than-carload, 361. St. Louis, Mo., from Hallsboro, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond, Petersburg, Ashland, and Jarratt, Va. Excelsior, 124. St. Louis, Mo., from Key West, Fla., reconsigned to Tulsa, Okla. Grapefruit, 647. St. Louis, Mo., from Lockport, Black Rock, and Buffalo, N. Y., Federal, Ill., Minneapolis, Minn., Cornell, Wis., and Oakland, Calif. Wall board and fiber wall board, 586 (599, 616). St. Louis, Mo., from New Orleans, La. Imported window glass, 25. St. Louis, Mo., from and to southwestern Mississippi River points. Sand, gravel, crushed stone, shells, and related commodities, 498 (500). St. Louis, Mo., from Sumter, Manning, Summerton, and Greeleyville, S. C. Fruits and vegetables in metal cans, 137 (138). St. Louis, Mo., from Terre Haute and Indianapolis, Ind. Strawboard, ammoniacal liquor, and hides, 47. St. Louis, Mo., from Trenton, N. J., and Philadelphia group. and spelter, 242 (244). Zinc slabs or pigs, St. Louis, Mo., to various points on or via Pennsylvania R., when originating beyond. Grain, grain products, and feed; transit; joint through rates, 536. St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. points in Oklahoma to New England, via Gulf ports. Cotton; concentration; rail-and-water and rail-water-and-rail, 762. St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. points in Oklahoma to the Southeast, via Gulf ports. Cotton, 762. St. Louisville, Ohio, to Fort Wayne and Columbia City, Ind. Saw logs, 53. St. Marys, Pa., to eastern trunk-line and New England territories. Vitrifiedclay sewer pipe and wall coping, 514. St. Paul, Minn., from Lockport, Black Rock, and Buffalo, N. Y., Federal, III., Minneapolis, Minn., and Cornell, Wis. Fiber wall board; classification, 586 (614). St. Paul, Minn., from Paw Paw, Mich. Grapes, 233. Va. Bituminous coal, 188. Salina, Kans., from Sumter, Manning, Summerton and Greeleyville, S. C. Fruits and vegetables in metal cans, 137 (138). Salisbury, N. C., to various destinations. Granite, marble, or stone, 346 (348). Samson, Ala., to Omaha and Lincoln, Nebr., and Council Bluffs, Iowa. Raw peanuts, 563 (565). San Antonio, Tex., from Lockport, Black Rock, and Buffalo, N. Y., Federal, Ill., Minneapolis, Minn., and Cornell, Wis. Fiber wall board; classification, 586 (614). San Antonio, Tex., from Monaca, Pa., and Chicago, Ill. Enameled-iron bath- 159 (160). La. Slab cordwood and excelsior wood, 199. Sand Springs, Okla., to Paducah, Ky. Refined petroleum products, 381. Class and commodity rates, 501 (503). San Francisco, Calif., to Terminus, Calif., originating at Warners, N. J. Cyanamid; water-and-rail, 489. San Francisco, Calif., to Wenatchee, Wash. Insecticide spreader, 445. San Jose, Calif., from Sloan, Nev. Lime and lime products; minimum weights, 159 (160). San Jose, Calif., from Strathmore, Fayette, Clotho, and Redbanks, Calif., transited and reshipped to eastern destinations. Grapes, 343. San Luis Obispo, Calif., from Sloan, Nev. Lime and lime products; minimum weights, 159 (160). Santa Barbara, Calif., from Sloan, Nev. Lime and lime products; minimum weights, 159 (160). Sargent's Bluffs, Iowa, to lower Missouri River points. Brick and related articles, 539. Sartell, Minn., from Anacortes, Wash. Sulphite wood pulp, 335. Sartell, Minn., from various points. Bituminous fine coal, 37. Seymour, Ind., to Buffalo, N. Y., transited and reshipped to East Pittsburgh, Shadyside station (East Liberty), Pa., to Baltimore, Md. Brass ingots; commodity rate, 197. Shawnee, Okla., from Hutchinson, Lyons, Emporia, and Kanopolis, Kans. Common salt, 345. Sheboygan, Wis., from Lapel, Ind. Glass bottles, 43. Sheffield, Ala., to various destinations. Lumber and forest products, 280 (307). Sherman, Fla., to Port Tampa, Fla., for export or coastwise movement. Lumber, 248 (249). Sherman, Tex., from Monaca, Pa., and Chicago, Ill. Enameled-iron bathtubs and plumbers' goods; minimum weight, 711 (715). Shidler, Okla., to Texas and Oklahoma. Wrought-iron pipe, 451 (452). Shippensburg, Pa., from Baltimore & Ohio R. (lines west) points, when originating beyond. Grain, grain products, and feed; transit; joint through rates, 536. Shoshone, Idaho, from and to California Group 1 territory and Nevada, via Rogerson-Wells cut-off. Class and commodity rates, 501 (511). Shreveport, La., from Lockport, Black Rock, and Buffalo, N. Y., Federal Ill., Minneapolis, Minn., and Cornell, Wis. Fiber wall board; classification; 586 (614). Shreveport, La., from Port Arthur, Tex. Wrought-iron pipe and scrap iron, 737. Shreveport (Cedar Grove), La., to Memphis, Tenn. Empty soda-water bottles, 386. Sioux City, Iowa, to lower Missouri River points. Brick and related articles, 539. Sioux Falls, S. Dak., to Duluth, and Steelton, Minn., and Superior, Wis. Scrap iron and steel; transit, 481. Sioux Falls, S. Dak., to Minnesota. Class rates, 555. Sloan, Nev., to California. Lime and lime products; minimum weights, 159. Smithfield, Pa., to McKees Rocks and Allegheny, Pa. Various commodities, 623 (625). Snyder, Okla., to the Southeast, via Gulf ports. Cotton, 762 (766). South Bend, Ind., from Mississippi Valley and southeastern territories via Ohio South Bend, Ind., from southern territory. Lumber and forest products, 280 (308). South Carbon, W. Va., to St. Paul, Minn. Bituminous coal, 188. South Carolina to Albion, Ind. Cotton piece goods; less-than-carload, 373. South Carolina to various destinations. Granite, marble, or stone, 346. South Carolina from and to various points. Lumber and forest products, 280. South Chicago, Ill., from Sumter, Manning, Summerton, and Greeleyville, S. C. Fruits and vegetables in metal cans, 137 (138). South Columbus, Ohio, to Martinsburg, W. Va., Cumberland, Hagerstown, and Frederick, Md., and Washington, D. C. Printed waxed wrapping paper; lessthan-carload, 425. South Columbus, Ohio, from Sumter, Manning, Summerton, and Greeleyville, Southeast to Omaha and Lincoln, Nebr., and Council Bluffs, Iowa. Raw peanuts, 563 (564). |