 | Railroad and Warehouse Commission of the State of Minnesota - Railroads - 1906 - 1274 pages
...1.646,170 feet of logs and estimated the weight at 4 tons to the 1,000 feet, as we W no means of weighing. COMMODITY Freight Originating on this Road Whole Tons Freight Received from Connecting Roads and otherCarriers Whole Tons Whole Tons Total Freight Tonnage Per cent Products of Agriculture — Flour... | |
 | Railroad and Warehouse Commission of the State of Minnesota - 1907 - 910 pages
...include the freight movement over the Duluth. \Vatertown & Pacific Kailway. <Page 65.) KB-34 Commodity Products of Agriculture — Grain Flour Other mill products Hay Tobacco Cotton Fruit and vegetables Other Products of Animals — Live stock Dressed meats Wool . '. Hides and leather . Other Products... | |
 | Railroad and Warehouse Commission of the State of Minnesota - Railroads - 1908 - 674 pages
...Excluded.] Commodity Freight I Freight Be- I ved from Originating Connecting on this Road Whole Tons Boadi and Other Carriers Whole Tons Total Freight Tonnage...Agriculture — Grain Flour Other mill products. Hay ay Tobacco Cotton Fruit and vegetables Other products of agriculture. Total Products of Animals —... | |
 | Railroad and Warehouse Commission of the State of Minnesota - Railroads - 1909 - 554 pages
...Excluded.) Commodity Freight Originating on this Road Whole Тош Freight Received from Conncctinii Roads and other Carriers Whole Tons Total Freight...Tonnage Whole Tons Per Cent. Products of Agriculture — Hay ... .... Total Products of Animals — Wool .. Total Products of MinesCoke Total Products of... | |
 | Railroad and Warehouse Commission of the State of Minnesota - Railroads - 1909 - 574 pages
...5 cents per message. FREIGHT TRAFFIC MOVEMENT— STATE OF MINNESOTA. (Company's Material Excluded.) Commodity Freight Originating on this Road Whole Tons Freight Received from Connecting Roads and other Curriers Whole Tons Total Freight Tonnage Whole Tons Per Cent. Products of Agriculture — Grain. 50... | |
 | Virginia. State Corporation Commission - Communication and traffic - 1909 - 1612 pages
...Freight Originating on this Road. i Product! of Agriculture: Grain Flour Whole Tons. Freight Recel ved from Connecting Roads and Other Carriers. Whole Tons. TOTAL FREIGHT TONNAGE. Whole Tons. Per Cent. Cotton 21,26В 9,584 8,416 4,446 6,932 43,274 67,968 20,216 26,273 11,170 2,658 6,546 3,732 15,689... | |
 | Railroad Commission of Kentucky - Railroads - 1910 - 510 pages
...THE RAILROAD COMMISSION FREIGHT TRAFFIC MOVEMENT— STATE OF KENTUCKY. (Company's Material Excluded.) COMMODITY Freight Originating on this Road— Whole...Connecting Roads and Other Carriers — Whole Tons I be • rt | o "JJ o " cu al Z* Products of Agriculture: Grain _ __ Flour 6,777 3,655 226,012 84,268... | |
 | Virginia. State Corporation Commission - Communication and traffic - 1910 - 1420 pages
...VIRGINIA. MILEAGE— ENTIRE LINE. A. Uikage of Road Operated (All Tracks). 554 COMMODITY. Whole Tons. Freight Originating on this Road. Whole Tons. Freight...from Connecting Roads and Other Carriers. Whole Tons. Per Cent. TOTAL FREIGHT TONNAGE. Producís o/ Agriculture. Flour .... Other mill products Tobacco ,.... | |
 | New Hampshire. Railroad Commissioners - Railroads - 1910 - 662 pages
...57,204,034 566,194 281,302,308 2,027,125 21,798,352 Freight Traffic Movement—Entire Line. COMMODITY. Products of agriculture: Grain Flour Other mill products Hay Tobacco Cotton Fruit and vegetables Totals Products of animals: Other packing-house prodPoultry, game, and fish Wool Hides and leather... | |
 | North Dakota. Commissioners of Railroads - Public utilities - 1904 - 618 pages
...Commodity Freight Originating on This Road Tons Freight Received from Connecting Roads and Other Curriers Whole Tons Total Freight Tonnage • Whole Tons Per Cent Products of agriculture— Grain Flour 302,365 12,205 2,«I8 379 11,443 48 41 313,«B 12,253 2,859 379 65 2,357 542 2,479 40.097 1.565 .365... | |
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Commodity. Freight originating on this road. (Whole tons.) Freight received from connecting roads and other carriers. 
