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I JUNE, 1920 Docket No. 123.—Description A: Potassium (Potash), viz.: Carbonate of; Chlorate of; Chloride of; Muriate of; Nitrate of; Sulphate of; Alkali Salts; containing not exceeding 30% actual Potash,Jn bags or bulk, carloads, minimum weight 80,000 lbs. Description B: Potassium (Potash), viz.: Carbonate of; Chlorate of; Chloride of; Muriate of; Nitrate of; Sulphate of; Sulphide of; Alkali Salts; containing exceeding 30%, but not exceeding 75% actual Potash, in bags or bulk, C. L., minimum weight 80,000 lbs., from Brighton, Fort Collins, Longmont and Loveland, Colo. Present Proposed TO Desc. A Desc. B Desc. A Desc. B St. Louis, M o .. . . . .......... .................... .. 42 % 52 35 44% Chicago, 111................................. : .............. 41% 51 Peoria, 111.................................................... 38 47% Mississippi River, proportional.............. 30 37 22 % 29% Baltimore, Md., and common points. .. *69 - *76 52% 62 *Beet Cane Residuum rate used east of Mississippi River. (See Standing Rate Committee’s report dated June 14, 1920.) Recommfended that'the following rates, in cents per 100 lbs., be established on the commodities named from Fort Collins, Longmont, Brighton and Loveland, Colo>, to the points specified; these being the rates now applicable from Scottsbluff, Neb.: TO Description A Description B St. Louis........................... Chicago................. ...................... .Peoria.......................................... Mississippi River Proportional, Baltimore......... .Mo. 47J4 . 60 ..111. 56 69 . .111. 5114 64 30 H 40 Md. f70 ' f82J4 Description “ A” — Potassium (Potash) viz: Carbonate of; Chlorate of; Chloride of; Muriate of; Nitrate of; Sulphate of; Alkali Salts; containing not exceeding 30% actual potash, in bags or bulk, carloads, minimum weight 80,000 lbs. Description “ B” — Potassium (Potash) viz: Carbonate of; Chlorate of; Chloride of; Muriate of; Nitrate of; Sulphate of; Sulphide of; Alkali Salts; containing exceeding 30%, but not exceeding 75% actual potash, in bags or bulk, carloads, minimum weight 80,000 lbs. f Approval of Eastern Trunk Lines to be secured before establishment of these rates to Baltimore, Md. Effective October 25, 1920, as announced in Rate Advice No. 3. Docket No. 125.— Candy, Chewing Gum, Candy Cough Drops and Confectionery not otherwise indexed by name in Western Classification No. 55, including Popcorn Confectionery and Puffed Rice Confectionery, exclusive of Sugared Popcorn and Popcorn Balls, C. L. and less, minimum weight, C. L., 30,000 lbs., same as Consolidated Classification, ^between points in Kansas. Present, Confectionery, Kansas Intrastate traffic, C. L., 3rd Class, minimum weight 30,000 lbs.; L. C. L., 1st Class, 1% Class or 3rd Class, dependent upon value; Proposed, ~ cancel the present rating allowing Classification and Class rates to apply. (See Standing Rate Committee’s report dated June 3, 1920.) Approved recommendation of the Standing Rate Committee, which contemplates cancellation of present Intrastate rating allowing classification and class rates to apply on Candy, Chewing Gum, Candy Cough Drops and Confectionery not otherwise indexed by name in.Western Classification No. 55, including Popcorn Con­fectionery and Puffed Rice Confectionery, exclusive of Sugared Popcorn and Popcorn Balls, C. L. and less, between points in Kansas. This action to be taken in connection with, committee and individual lines’ publications. The Chairman to formulate application and submit it to the individual lines at interest in Kansas for^ presentation by them individually to the Kansas Court of Industrial Relations. Rate Advice No. 3 advises date effective will be announced later. Amendment No. 3 to Rate Advice No. 3 announces receipt of order from the Kansas Court of Industrial Relations authorizing the above change, and that Committee and individual issues will be amended accord­ingly,' effective October 25, 1920. 30 JUNE, 1920 Docket No. 126.— Soft Coal, carloads, so-called Southern Illinois District mines taking Group 5 rates in C. B. & Q. Tariff No. 10-J, I. C. C. No. 12360, to Prairie du Chien and Charme, Wis. Present, $2.50 per ton; proposed, $2.65 per ton. Also Springfield, 111., to Prairie du Chien and Charme, Wis. Present, $2.10; proposed, $2.25. -(See Standing Rate Committee’s report dated June 3, 1920.) Approved recommendation of the Standing Rate Committee as follows: | That roads now carrying $3.3714 per ton on Soft; Coal, C, L., from Southern Illinois (Gryup 9) to Prairie du Chien and Charme, Wis., advance same to $3.58 per ton; the rate from Springfield Group to be $3.17J4 per ton, which is on regular differential of 4014c. under Southern Illinois Group. Effective October 25, 1920, as announced ' • . g - in Rate Advce No 3. . \ Docket No. 127.— Canned Vegetables, minimum weight as per Official Classification, from Marengo, Wis., to New York, N. Y., Boston, Mass., Philadelphia, Pa., and other points as shown in Item No. 215-C, W. F. T. B. Tariff No. 79-1. Present Proposed To Representative Points Cents per 100 Lbs, Albany.................................................................. 68 53 Baltimore............................................................. 67 51% Boston.................................................................. 73 5fi New Y ork............................................. 70 55 Philadelphia....................................... 68 52 % , (See Standing Rate Committee’s report dated June 14, 1920.) Approved recommendation of the Standing Rate Committee as follows: That rates from Marengo to the territory designated in tariff and item referred to be established on the basis of 3 ^ c per 100 lbs* above rates now in effect from other canning points specified therein. Definite announcement to be made later. Docket No. 128.— Canned Vegetables, minimum weight 36,000 lbs., Marengo, Wis., to Akron, Ohio, Buffalo, N. Y., Cincinnati, Ohio, Detroit, Mich., Pittsburgh, Pa., and other points shown in Item 300 of Freight Tariff No. 49-K of W. F. T. B.-I. C. C. No. A-1058, issued by E. B. Boyd,®Agent. Present Proposed To Representative Points Cents per 100 Lbs. Akron............................................... 46% 37% Buffalo........ ...................................... .N. Y. 50 37 Cincinnati.. 1 ................................... 46% 38% Detroit.............................................. . Mich. 43 37 Pittsburgh......................................... ...P a . 50 39% (See Standing Rate Committee’ s report dated June 14, 1920.) Approved recommendation of the Standing Rate Committee as follows: That a new group be created to establish commodity rates from Marengo to points in Central Freight Association territory to be known as Group "D ,” and rates made 3)^c per 100 lbs. higher than Group C. Definite announcement to be made later. 31