The Way to the Sea. Routes and Rates to World Markets. Why and how the proposed Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Ship Channel will benefit the farmer

Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association

Published by Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association December, 1926, Washington DC, 1926

About this Item

Bulletin No. 33. 23 p. 23 cm. 3 maps, 2 charts. Staplebound booklet. Ex library with ink stamps. Scuff on rear cover. I-Agriculture the key to national prosperity. II-The economic position of the farmer. III-Transportation costs and farm prices of wheat. IV-Distances to European markets. V-Existing routes to seaboard. VI-Amounts moving by various routes. VII-Freight rates to seaboard. VIII-Elevation and terminal charges. IX-Ocean rates. X-Costs from the farm to Europe. XI-Total freight bill on export grain. XII-Transportation savings from the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Ship Channel. XIII-Savings apply to grain consumed at home. XIV-Improvement of export trade position. XV-Wider benefits.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Way to the Sea. Routes and Rates to World Markets. Why and how the proposed Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Ship Channel will benefit the farmer
• Publisher: Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association December, 1926, Washington DC
• Publication Date: 1926
• Binding: Staplebound
• Condition: ex library-good
• Seller catalogs:
  • Transportation