Salt Lake Tribune | 1912-12-05 | Page 4 | Wool Rates Settled by the Commission

WOOL BITES SETTLED BY MISSION Shippers Lose on Two Points of Their Dispute With the Railroads. Special to The Tribune. WASHINGTON, 'Dec. 4. Tho inter-, stalo commerce commission- today announced an-nounced Its determination, to stand by j its decision of March 21, 1012, with refer ence to rates anu ciassiucatious ot wool shipped froni Rocky , Mountain territory 16 eastern markets. Tho commission holds that the requirement require-ment of 21,000 pounds for cars thirty-six feet In length Imposes no unreasonable burden on the. shipper. Tho commission also refuses to withdraw its ruling that wool In the territory Involved should take fourth-class ra'te. with minimum of 21.000 pounds, and will rcqtllro carriers to modify (heir classifications so that wool shall not take higher than fourth-class rale.