Carload waybill statistics ;
weight distribution of carloads for selected commodity classes by type of car.

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Corporate Author: United States. Interstate Commerce Commission.
Language(s): English
Published: Washington : [publisher not identified]
Subjects: Railroads > Railroads / United States > Railroads / United States / Freight.
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