[9] 5,000 to 48,000 pounds, $20.30 per ton. Above 48,000 pounds, $19.24 per ton.
[10] Land grant roads receive but 80 per cent of these rates.
[11] This is the rate received for carrying each ton handled 1 mile, and is obtained by dividing the yearly compensation by 365 and then dividing the daily compensation thus obtained by the number of tons carried 1 mile each day.
[12] This rate was obtained in the same manner as the ton-mile rate.
[13] By full-sized cars is meant cars 40 feet or more in length and wholly devoted to mail.
[14] Car and mile-run rates corrected for 1908 and since.
[15] Tables corrected for 1908.
[16] The rate 1907 and prior. Now the rate is $20.30 for tonnages between 2½ and 24 tons and $19.24 for each ton above 24 tons.