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Railway Rates

Note 117 — APPENDIX I. COMPARISON BETWEEN ENGLISH AND FOREIGN RATES.

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The observation made in the report that the higher rates in Germany are avoided by the intervention of forwarding agents, who collect from small consignees, and make up the minimum load, charging somewhat higher rates than for 5 or 10 ton lots, shows that it was seen that, although the comparison of British rates is made with them, the general public cannot obtain the advantage of the low rates, because of the heavy minimum quantities.

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