[255] 51st Congress, 1st sess., Sen. Rep., No. 847, p. 176.

[256] Pubs. Amer. Stat. Ass., June, 1896, p. 73.

[257] Reports Internal Commerce, 1876, pp. 54-59.

[258] Map in Brief of Ed. Baxter, U. S. Supreme Court in the Alabama Midland case.

[259] Windom Committee, II, p. 795.

[260] Cullom Committee, p. 530. Hudson also cites similar cases from the Hepburn Committee. Cf. also Report on Internal Commerce, 1876, App. p. 57.

[261] New York Evening Post, Sept. 30, 1905.

[262] Senate (Elkins) Committee, 1905, III, p. 1831.

[263] Only once compiled in detail. U. S. Treasury Dept., Circular No. 37, 1898. The volume of traffic by tons between points in designated states by way of Canada was as follows:

From Illinois to California11,800
From Illinois to New Jersey80,000
From Illinois to Pennsylvania123,000
From Kentucky to Pennsylvania1,005
From Kentucky to New York5,516
From Missouri to Pennsylvania5,000
From Pennsylvania to Missouri13,824
From New York to Kentucky3,357
From New York to Missouri12,869
From New York to Tennessee609
From Ohio to Pennsylvania26,801
From Pennsylvania to Ohio5,251
From Ohio to New York211,657
From New York to Ohio55,243