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TransportatiQn, Air and Land-Steam and Electric Railways, Express Companies, Motor Busses, and Civil Aeronautics Steam railways.-Because of the long period in which it has been subject to close Federal regulation and the degree of its consolidation, there is an extensive coverage of important statistical items relating to the railway industry. The Statistics of Rail- ways in the United States, published annually by the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion since 1888, is the most important source for steam railway statistics. Various other periodical reports are also issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Association of American Railroads supplements official railway statistics with various releases. The term "steam railways" as used in this section includes electrificd divisions operated by such carriers. The total steam railroad mileage of the United States comprises: (a) Regular interstate carriers (and their nonoperating subsidiaries) report- ing to the Interstate Commerce Commission, (b) switching and terminal railroads, also reporting to the Commission; and (c) private railroads (dcfined by the Commission as "circ\llar" because they report on brief circulars and as "unofficial"). Except in cer- tain mileage data the circular and unofficial companies are not included in any of the statistics. The switching and terminal roads were formerly included with operating railways, but are now separated, and data for them do not appear in most of the tables. Nonoperating subsidiaries include proprietary companies, which are covered by the reports of operating carriers, and lessor companies which have no traffic and whose . reports appear only in statistics of capitalization, dividends, and investment. Operating railways are divided into three classes, according to the amount of their annual operating revenues, class I,' having more than $1,000,000 of such revenue; class II, from $100,000 to $1,000,000; and class III, less than $100,000. During recent years more detailed reports are required from class I carriers than from smaller com- panies; The basis of the figures in each table is indicated by notes. Omission of class II and class III railroads affects very little the comparability of statistics with those of earlier years as regards most items, since the bulk of the business is done by class 1. The Interstate Commerce Commission divides railroads geographically into three districts and eight subsidiary regions. Each railroad is treated as a unit and placed wholly in some one district or region. Broadly speaking, the eastern district includes territory east of Chicago and north of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers; southern district, territory east of the Mississippi River and south of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers; and western district, the remainder of the country. Electric railways.-The Interstate Commerce Commission issues annually an abstract of the annual reports of electric railways, chiefly interurban, which report to it. The American Transit Association publishes street railway statistics in its annual Transit Fact Book. The Bureau of the Census has published a quinquennial report on electric railways from 1902 to 1937. In the more recent years the report also covered affiliated trolley-bus and motor bus operations. The Census of Electrical Industries was not taken for 1942. Motor carriers.-Statistics of class I for-hire carriers (those with $100,000 or more of gross annual operating revenues) are compiled by the Interstate Commerce Com- missioJ,1 from annual, quarterly, and monthly reports submitted to it by these carriers. This series begins with 1939 data. The annual review and statistical number of Bus Transportation, a McGraw-Hill publication, summarizes operations of common carriers and school busses. Civil aeronautics.-The Civil Aeronautics Administration of the Department of Commerce compiles statistics on civil aviation. 'I'hcse data now appear in' the Statistical Handbook of Civil Aviation, an annual pul)lication of the Civil Aeronautics Administration, first issued in 1944. 506 1947

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  • 20~ TransportatiQn, Air and Land-Steam and Electric Railways, Express Companies, Motor Busses, and Civil Aeronautics

    Steam railways.-Because of the long period in which it has been subject to close Federal regulation and the degree of its consolidation, there is an extensive coverage of important statistical items relating to the railway industry. The Statistics of Rail-ways in the United States, published annually by the Interstate Commerce Commis-sion since 1888, is the most important source for steam railway statistics. Various other periodical reports are also issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Association of American Railroads supplements official railway statistics with various releases.

    The term "steam railways" as used in this section includes electrificd divisions operated by such carriers. The total steam railroad mileage of the United States comprises: (a) Regular interstate carriers (and their nonoperating subsidiaries) report-ing to the Interstate Commerce Commission, (b) switching and terminal railroads, also reporting to the Commission; and (c) private railroads (dcfined by the Commission as "circ\llar" because they report on brief circulars and as "unofficial"). Except in cer-tain mileage data the circular and unofficial companies are not included in any of the statistics. The switching and terminal roads were formerly included with operating railways, but are now separated, and data for them do not appear in most of the tables.

    Nonoperating subsidiaries include proprietary companies, which are covered by the reports of operating carriers, and lessor companies which have no traffic and whose . reports appear only in statistics of capitalization, dividends, and investment.

    Operating railways are divided into three classes, according to the amount of their annual operating revenues, class I,' having more than $1,000,000 of such revenue; class II, from $100,000 to $1,000,000; and class III, less than $100,000. During recent years more detailed reports are required from class I carriers than from smaller com-panies; The basis of the figures in each table is indicated by notes. Omission of class II and class III railroads affects very little the comparability of statistics with those of earlier years as regards most items, since the bulk of the business is done by class 1.

    The Interstate Commerce Commission divides railroads geographically into three districts and eight subsidiary regions. Each railroad is treated as a unit and placed wholly in some one district or region. Broadly speaking, the eastern district includes territory east of Chicago and north of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers; southern district, territory east of the Mississippi River and south of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers; and western district, the remainder of the country.

    Electric railways.-The Interstate Commerce Commission issues annually an abstract of the annual reports of electric railways, chiefly interurban, which report to it. The American Transit Association publishes street railway statistics in its annual Transit Fact Book. The Bureau of the Census has published a quinquennial report on electric railways from 1902 to 1937. In the more recent years the report also covered affiliated trolley-bus and motor bus operations. The Census of Electrical Industries was not taken for 1942.

    Motor carriers.-Statistics of class I for-hire carriers (those with $100,000 or more of gross annual operating revenues) are compiled by the Interstate Commerce Com-missioJ,1 from annual, quarterly, and monthly reports submitted to it by these carriers. This series begins with 1939 data.

    The annual review and statistical number of Bus Transportation, a McGraw-Hill publication, summarizes operations of common carriers and school busses.

    Civil aeronautics.-The Civil Aeronautics Administration of the Department of Commerce compiles statistics on civil aviation. 'I'hcse data now appear in' the Statistical Handbook of Civil Aviation, an annual pul)lication of the Civil Aeronautics Administration, first issued in 1944.

    506

    1947

  • S'l'EAM RAILWAYS 507 No. 556,-STEAM RAILWAYS-MILEA.GE OWNED AND MILEAGE OPERATED: 1890

    TO 1945 [Excludes switching and tormlnn! roads beginning with 1010 (they operate about 2,300 miles of m\\\n tmcks\.

    First and second columns cover all railways, including "c1 rculor" and "unofllcil1l" lincs; last 6 columns omit "circular" and "unofficIal" lines. Mileage owned excludes all duplication !lnd covers continental United States only. Mlleage operated includes some dupl1cation under trackage rights and somo mileuge in Oanada operated by United Stl\tes companies] ,

    MILES OPERATED

    Miles of Reporting railways roud (first All YEAR track) Class I owned railways: railways: Road Total Road Other Yard Road (first track) track (firsttmck) main truck Gnd (first track) tracks sidings

    ----June 30: 1890 __________________ 163,507 167,101 100,875 156,404 0,760 33,711 -~----------1805 __________________ 180,657 184,628 233,275 177,746 12,348 43,181 ------.-.---1000 __________________ 103,340 108,904 258,784 102,556 14,075 52,153 ----.---.---1900 __________________ 218,101 225,196 306,707 216,074 10,881 60,942 --------.---1010 __________________ 240,293 240,092 351,767 240,831 25,351 85,582 -----220.-0ijij 1014 __________________ 252,105 263,047 387,208 250,517 32,376 98,285 1915 __________________ 253,789 264,378 301,141 257, GnO 33,662 90,910 228,089 Dec_ 31: 1910 __________________ 254,037 266,381 397,014 259,705 34,325 102,984 231,674 1017 __________________ 21l3,626 266,015 400,353 259,705 35,066 105,582 232,697 1018.. ________________ 253,520 261,233 402,343 258,507 36,228 107,608 233,145 lUlU __________________ 253,152 263,707 403,802 258,525 36, no 10S,IlS7 234,3Th3 1020 __________________ 252,845 203,821 406,579 250,041 36,804 100,744. 235,234 1021. _________________ 251,176 262,544 407,531 258,302 37,614 111,555 234,702 1022 __________________ 250,413 261,984 400,350 257,425 37,888 114,046 234,970

    102.1 __________________ 250,222 262,482 412,093 258,084 38,607 116,212 235,574 102·1. ____ • ____________ 250,150 262,168 415,028 258,238 39,916 110.874 235,894 1025 __________________ 240,308 261,871 417,051 258,631 40,062 118,361 230,848 1020 _________ • ________ 240,138 261,562 421,341 258,815 41,086 120,840 237,054 1927 __________________ 240,131 262,001 424,737 250,639 42,071 123,027 238,634 1928 __________________ 249,300 202,713 427,750 200,546 42,432 124,772 240,747 1020 __________________ 240,433 262,546 420, 055 260,570 42,711 125,774 242,015

    1930 __________________ 240,052 262,215 420,883 260,440 42,742 126,701 242,391 1931.. __________ J ____ 248,820 201,816 429,823 250,900 42,780 127,044 242,202 1932 __________________ 247,505 260,438 428.402 258,860 42,566 120,977 24.1,424. 1933 __________________ 245,703 258,465 125,664 256,741 42,397 126,526 230,707 1934 __________________ 243,857 256,418 422,401 254,882 42,100 125,410 238,555 1935 __________________ 241,822 254,347 419,228 252,030 41,016 124,382 237,491 1936 __________________ 240,104 252,871 416,381 251,542 41,731 123,108 236,4&1

    1937 __________________ 238,539 251,820 414,572 250,582 41,570 122,111 235,168 1038 __________________ 236,8-12 240,826 411,324 248,474 41,589 121,261 234,031 103\!. _________________ 235,064 248,040 408,350 246,922 41,445 119,983 233,217 194

  • 508 TRANSPORTATION, AIR AND LAND

    FIGURE I.-CARS OF REVENUE FREIGHT LOADED, CLASS I RAILWAYS· 1918 TO 1946

    MILLION CARLOAOS

    60

    [62 Week Totals]

    5 0 M 4 5

    40

    35

    30

    20

    20

    15

    10

    o 19

    I V ~/ ..

    15 1920 19 5

    Source: Department of Oommerce, Burc~u of the Oensus.

    \ 1\ r ~ \ I 1\ J ,

    V _V \/ V

    1930 1935 1940 1945 19 0 Data arc from Association of

    American Railroads.

    1947

  • STEAM RAILWAYS 509

    No. 557.-STEAM RAILWAYS-MILES OF ROAD OWNED, BY STATES: 1860 TO 1945

    [See headnote, table 556. Data are for actuallongth or lino in each State without duplication. Figures relate to June 20 prior to 1020 and Dec. 31 thereafter; they Include reporting circular, and unofficial railways, but begiunlng with 10lD exclude switching find terminal roads]

    STATE 1860 1 1870 1 1880 1

    ------United States , ____ 30,626 52,922 03,267 ---------Now England_c. _________ 3,660 4,494 5,982 Malne. ______________ 472 786 1, 005

    New Hampshire _____ 601 730 1,016 Vermont _____________ 1i54 614 014 Massachusetts _______ 1,264 1. 480 1,916 Rhode Island_. ______ 108 120 210 Connectlcut __ . _______ 601 742 023

    Middle Atlantlc __________ 5,810 9,709 18,832 New York ___________ 2,682 3,928 5,1157 New Jersey _. ________ 560 1,125 1,684 Pennsylvanla ________ 2,508 4,656 6,101

    Soutl! AtI.ntlc ___________ 5,976 7,349 9,789 Delaware .. _ . ________ 127 107 275 Dist. of Oolumbla. ___ (') ('J ('J Mnrr,lnnd.----------- 380 671 1,010 Virg nill ______________ 1,370 1,486 1,803 West Vlrginia ________ 352 387 001 North Carollna __ . ___ 937 1,178 1,480 SOUt!l Cttrollna. ______ 073 1,120 1,427 Georgia .. ____________ 1,420 1,846 2,450 Florida. _____________ 4GZ 446 518

    Enst North CentraL _____ 9,583 14,701 25,109 Ohlo. ________________ 2,046 3,638 5.702 Innianu. _____________ 2,163 3,177 4,373 Illinols _______________ 2,790 4,823 7,851 Michigan ____________ 779 1,038 3,938 Wisconsin_. __________ OOli 1,525 3,165

    West North CentraL ____ 1,472 8, 0,16 19,094 Minnesota. __________ _____ .w_ 1,002 3,151 Iowa _________________ 656 2.6S3 5,400 MissourL ____________ 817 2,000 3, P65 North Dakotn. _______ --_.--.- • 65 '1,221i South Dakota. _______ -------- ('J ('J NobrnskLL ___________ --_ ... ---- 705 1,953 Knusns. ______________

    -------- 1.501 3,400

    East SDuth CentraL _____ 3,392 4,656 6,348 Kontucky ____________ 534 1,017 1,530 Tonnc"s~e ____________ 1,253 1,492 1,813 Alabama _____________ 743 1.157 1,843 MlsslssippL _________ 862 090 1,127

    West Sou th CentraL ____ 680 1,417 5,044 Loulsiaaa ____________ 335 450 652 TexM. _______________ 307 711 3,244 Oklahoma ____________ -------- -------- 289 Arkansas _____________ 38 256 850

    Monntn.hl ________________ ---.---- 1,466 6,082 Montana. ____________ ---.---- -------. 106 Wyoming ____________ -------- 450 512 Colorado _____________ 157 1,570 New Mexlco _________ ~------- -------- 758 ArlzonL1. _____________ - ............ - -------- 340 Utah _________________ -------- 21i7 842 Nevadll ______________ .------- 593 730 Idaho ________________ --- .. --- .. -------- 206

    Pacillc ____________________ 23 1,084 2,992 Washlngton __________ 280 Oregon _______________ 169 508 Californla. ___________ 28 926 2,195 ---------

    AlaSka Terrltory _________ lIawuJi 'l'orrttory _________

    I Represents mileage operated. , Revised total 240,203 not distributed by States. S Totais exclude AlflSka and Hawaii,

    1890 1900 1910 2 1920 1930

    ---------------IGB,597 193,346 240,439 252,845 249,052 ---------------

    G,718 7,521 7,921 7,942 7,596 1,338 1,916 2,248 2,295 2,193 1,145 1,239 1,246 1,252 1,165

    921 1.012 1,100 1,077 1, 056 2.004 2,110 2.115 2,105 2,022

    213 212 212 211 101 1,007 1,024 1,000 1, 001 gOIl

    18,161· 20,709 21,980 22,293 21,752 7,661 8,121 8,430 8.390 8,312 2,047 2,257 2,260 2,352 2,299 8,453 10,331 11,200 11,551 n.Bl

    18,270 23,362 29,795 32,380 31,644 323 347 335 335 325 30 32 36 30 36

    1,231 1,37G 1.426 1.436 1,443 3,100 3,770 4,535 4,703 4,616 1.328 2,228 3,601 3,006 4,046 3,001 3.831 4,932 5,522 5,161 2,104 2.818 3,442 3.814 3,780 4,532 .5,652 7,056 7,320 0,671 2,471 3,209 4,432 5,212 6,6116

    3G,924 41,007 44,928 44,904 43,770 7,912 B.807 0,134 9,002 8,804 6,971 6,471 7.420 7,420 7,106

    10,214 11,003 11.878 12,188 12,1300 7,243 8,195 D,021 8,734 8,072 5,584 0,531 7,475 7,554 7,288

    38,354 42,988 49,730 52,180 51,400 5,406 6,943 8,669 9,114 8,779 8,356 9,185 9,755 0,808 D.69B 6,004 6,876 8,083 8,117 7,807 1,041 2,731 4.201 5,311 5.275 2,486 2,850 3.1)48 4,275 4,238 6,205 6,685 0,067 6,166 6,174 8,806 8,719 0,007 0,388 9,339

    11,144 13,343 17,074 17;754 17,452 2,746 3.060 3.525 3.920 4,01i4 2,752 3,137 3,810 4,078 3,040 3,314 4,226 5,226 5.378 5,249 2,332 2,920 4,506 4,369 4.209

    13,782 18,221 31,122 32,972 33,227 1,759 2,824 5.6.14 5,223 4,654 8,613 9,886 14.282 16,125 17,060 1,214 2,151 5,9S0 G,572 B,678 2,106 3,360 6.306 5,052 4,826

    12,mS 15,808 22,956 25,170 M,~73 2,181 3,010 4,207 5,072 6,228

    012 1. 229 1. 645 1,931 2,036 4,176 4,587 5,5.33 5.510 4, on 1,324 1,763 3,032 2, D72 2,973 1,097 1,512 2,007 2,478 2,494 I, 000 1.547 1,086 2,161 2,196

    925 909 2,277 2.160 2,109 941 1,261 2,179 2,877 2.066

    7,567 10,389 14,932 17,248 17,23B 1,783 2,014 4,875 5,687 6,542 1,428 1,724 2,285 3,305 3,456 4,356 5,751 7,772 8.366 8,240 ------------ -

    22 390 245 700 175 243 232

    'Included in returns for Maryland. , Figures for Dakota. , For total Dakota, see North Dakota.

    1940

    ---233, G70

    6,671 1,882 1,002

    910 1,793

    194 887

    20,175 7,739 2,108

    10,328

    29,475 295 35

    1,367 4,201 3,831 4.668 3,406 6,334 5,218

    41,281 8,501 6,889

    11,949 7,303 6,639

    48,293 8,421 8,950 7,042 6,265 4,006 G,014 8,564

    16,179 3,001 3,573 4,006 3,919

    31,497 4,367

    16,356 6.302 4,482

    211,1>18 5,140 2,008 4.052 2,812 2,228 2.082 1,941 2,746

    16,575 5,243 3,385 7,947 ---

    636 192

    Source: Interstate Commorce Oommission; annual report, Statistics of Rallways ill the United States.

    1945

    226,696

    6, dO 9 1,827

    951 00 3

    1,723 100 87

    19,60 7, \j 2,04 9,03

    5

    7 '2\.1

    4, 4

    28,47 6 206 34

    1,32 4,110 3,747 4,53 3,320 6,100

  • 510 TRANSPORTATION) AIR AND LAND

    No. 51S8.-STEAM RAILWAYS (CLASS I)-MILEAGE OPERATED, LOCOMOTIVES A~D FREIGHT-CAR CAPACITY: 1920 TO 1945

    [MUeago operated Includes 80me duplication due to traokage rigllts and some mileage In Oanada operated by United states oompanies. For car equipment In detail, see table 601]

    MILEAGE OPERATED LOCOMOTIVES Freight

    oars: Traotive effort, Aggre·

    YEAR lINDED DEC. 31 Road Other Yard Number, steam only gate Total (Ilrst main track steam c~noity track and Ilnd 1,000 traok) tracks sidings electrio Aggregate Average 'ons) (I,OOOlbs.) (lbs.)

    ------------ ----1020 ... ____________ : _____ 377,370 235,234 36,737 105,408 64,746 2,340,761 86,3C5 D8.Ma 1925 _____________________

    301,539 230.848 40,817 113,874 03,974 2,580,868 40,066 105,570 1930 _____________________ 407,099 242,391 42,584 123,024 56,493 2,526,940 45,225 106.180

    1935 __________________ •• _ 400,271 237,491 41,768 121,012 46,456 2,206,201 48,367 88,677 1936 _____________________ 397.844 236,480 41,584 ,119,774 44,979 2.162,000 48,972 85,721 1937 _____________________ 395,633 235,168 41,452 119,013 44,442 2,155,555 40,412 85,808 1938 _____________________ 393,541 234,031 41,475 118,035 43,400 2,123,164 49,803 84,032 1930 _____________________ 391,435 233,277 41,328 116,830 41,960 2,072,110 50,895 82,002 1940 _____________________ 380,571 232,524 41,250 115,701 40,800 2.038,284 5O,00li 82,722 1941. ____________________ 388,202 231,861 41,059 115,282 40,481 2,029,425 51,217 85,682 1942 ________________ • ____ 384,724 229,791 41,025 113,908 40,346 2,046,064 51,811 88,187 1043 _____________________ 3B4,264 229,187 40,978 114,099 40,593 2,083,618 52,451 88,968 1944 _____________________ 883,889 228,51l7 41,060 114,266 40,544 2,096,046 52,822 89,060 1945 _____________________ 383,602 227,877 140,996 114,729 89,605 2,067,639 58,217 89,872

    1 Second track, 35,741 miles; all other tracks, 5,255 milcs. Source: Interstate Oommerae Oornml88ion; annual report, Statistics of Railways in the United States.

    No. 559.-STEAM RAILWAYS (OLAI'\S I)-EQUIPMENT INSTALLED AND RETIIl.ED: 1918 TO J945

    ["Installed" inoludes new snd used equipment purchased; equipment leased from others; the return to sorvlce of equipment that was lcnsed to otbers; equipment robuilt or converted; and units (except locomotives, slnlle lUZ6) transferred from one class of service to another. "Retired" inclndes equipment permanently withdrawn from transportation service; equipment leased to others; return of leased equipment to owning companies; equipmont rebullt or converted; and units (except locomotives, since 1925) transferred from one class of service to another)

    LOCOMOTIVES 1

    YEAR ENDED DEO.31-

    Number Number installed retired

    ~------. --------1UIS _____________________ . _______________________

    2,803 977 1910 ___________________ . _________________________ 2,062 99O 1920 ______________ • _________________________ , ____ 1,017 1,254 192L _____________________________________ . ___ •. _ 1,330 1,130 1922 ______________________________________ . ______ 1,226 1,682

    1923 _____________________________________________ 4,36.0 3,740 1924 _________________ • _______________________ ... _ 2,786 2,529 1925 ______________ • ______ • _____________________ ._ 1,600 2,873 1926 _____________________ . ______________ . ________ 1,882 3,105 1927 _____________________________________________ 1,542 2,976

    1028 _____________________________________________ 1,017 3,047 1929 _____________________ . _________ • __________ 1,229 3,134 1930 ___________________________________________ :: 1,160 2,204 1031. _____________________________ . ______________

    482 1,802 1932 _____________________________________________ 477 2,316

    1933 _____________________ • _____ . ______ " __________ 268 2,681 1934 ___________________________ . _________________ 812 2,912 1035 __ • __________________________________________ 424 2,150 1030 ____________________________ c ____________ . ___

    1,054 1,798 1037 __________________________________ . __________ 877 1,321

    1038. ____________________________________________ a95 1,237 1030 ____________________ • _. ______________________ 407 1,780 1940 ________________________________________ . ____ 576 1,3GO 104L ____________________________________________ 826 795 1042 _____________________________________________

    1,004 740 1043 _____________________________________________

    1,062 391 1944 _____________________________________ • _______ 1,467 508 1045 _____________________________________ . _______ 1,148 1,280

    FREIGHT-TRAIN CAR~,

    Numbcr Number Installed retired --------

    65,249 56,024 76,019 43,274 30,044 75,107 63,400 00,245

    105,304 120,471

    232,060 213,789 156,572 118,590 139,083 128,573

    93,369 103,152 73,254 90,001

    62,945 90,707 94,940 115,869 81,03S S2,101 14,910 82,828 8,545 69,394

    6,410 117,20B 31,366 120,020 18,400 122,346 75,979 131,754 01,128 105,321

    25,721 70,235 31,421 82,274 75,307 72,030 00,668 40,781 09,608 25,025

    37,510 26,085 44,654 30,987 41,887 51,348

    I Beginning 1920, exoludes units transferred from 1 class of service to another,

    PABSENGEU-'rnAll'I GARS

    Number Number instnlled retired --------

    1,817 1,051 435 670 621 885

    1,6S1 020 1,328 1,286

    2,658 2,360 2,755 2J 2V5 a,230 3,W9 3,455 S,309 2,646 S,612

    2,524 3,252 2,603 ll,499 1, gOO 2,030

    007 1,93S 579 1,928

    607 3,H3 703 8,308 730 3,040

    1,123 1,074

    1,631 1,413

    642 1,592 462 1,843 706 1,315

    1,370 1,299 1,188 1,030

    095 BOB 398 400

    1,025 692

    Bource: Interstate Oommerce Oommlsslon; annual report, Statistics of Railways in the United States.

    1947

  • STEAM RAILWAYS 511

    No. 560.-STEAM RAILWAYS (ALL REPORTING COMPANIES)-EQUIPMENT IN SERVICE: 1928 TO 1945

    "All reporting companies" include switohing and torminal but not oiroular £Iud lffiofficialllnes. Data tor tru(ltlvo efiort and capacity of oars exclude swltohing roads, also smaller roads during recent years; they would not be materially different if all carriers wera inoluded. Exoludes tile large number of oors owned by private CSr lines]

    LOCO~lOTlVES FREIGHT·TRAIN CARS a

    Steam Capacity' ElBC'

    YEAR ENDED DEO. 81 Total tric Tractive effort 2 loco· Totol num· num- mo· ber Aggre· Aver· bor 1 Num· tlve gate age ber (1,000 Aggrogate Average units tons) (tons) (1,000 lb.) (lb.) ---

    1028 .•••••...••••••.••.... G3, 311 02,642 2,679,043 43,838 617 2,346,7Iil 10,~, 322 45.8 1029 ..••••••••••..•...•... 01,257 60,572 2,550,813 44,801 021 2, a23, 083 105,411 46.3 1030 .• _ ••••.•• _ ....••..... GO, 180 50,106 2, 52ft, 040 45,225 0,,3 2,322,207 105,180 46. G 1931 .•••..•..••••••••• , ... 58,652 57,820 2,488,801 45,704 700 2,215,904 103,422 47.0 1032 ..•...••••.•.......•.. 5G,732 1i5,831 2,430,328 4G,299 764 2,184,500 100,001 47.0 1033 •••••••.•••...••.••••. 54,228 53,302 2,348,821 46,916 780 2,072,632 06,734 47.5 1934 .• _ ••••...•.•.••. "'" 51,423 50,405 2,263,267 47,712 805 1,973,247 02,009 48.0 1036 ..•...•••.••..•.. , •... 40,541 48,477 2,206,201 48,367 884 1,867,381 88,077 4B.3 103EL •••.••••••...•....••. 48,009 40,023 2,162,099 48,072 858 1,790,043 85,721 48.8 1037 •.•.•.•...•.••••. ' ••.. 47,556 46,342 2,155,555 49,412 872 1,776,428 85,808 4\!,2 1038 .••...••••••.• _ •. , •... 46,544 45,210 2,123,404 40,803 882 1,731,000 84,032 49,4 1030 ..•... _ .•••••••.. , _ •.. 45,172 43,604 2,072,110 50,305 870 1,680,519 82, 002 '49.7 1040 .••..••...•.••••.•••.. 44,333 42,410 2,038,284 50,005 000 1,681,171 82,722 50.0 lfl4L •••..•••.•..••..••... H,375 41, flU 2, 02fl, 425 51,217 895 1,732,573 85,682 50. a 1942 ..•.....•••..••.. , •... 44,671 41,705 2,040,004 51,811 802 1,773,735 88,187 50.5 1043 •..••.....•...••.••... 45,400 41,983 2,083,618 52,451 007 1,784,472 88,068 50.7 1041 ••....•...••..•••••... 46,305 41,021 2,006,046 52,822 002 1,707,012 80,91l0 liO.8 1945 ........••....... , .•.. 40,253 41, 018 2,007,039 li3,217 885 1,787,073 89,872 61.1

    1 InclUdes locomotives othor than classes shown. • Excludes caboose curs.

    i Class I roads,

    Passon· gor·

    train cars

    ---54,800 53,838 53,584 52,006 50,508 47,677 44,884 42,426 41, 390 40, ~4~ 39,931 38, 077 38,308 oS, aM 38,446 38,331 38,217 38, B33

    No. 561.-STlllAM RAILWAYS-CARS IN SERVICE, BY OLASS: 1930 ero 1945 ["All oporuting comp!lnies" Includo swltolling and terminal companies but not oil'cnlar and unOfficIal lines.

    Exclndcs oars owned by private car lines, roughly equaling ono·tenth of tlloso ownod by railway comp.lJios]

    ALL OPERATING COMPANIES CLASS I, 1945

    CLASS Eastern Soutb· West· 1930 1935 1940 1944 1945 Total district ern dis· ern dis· trlot trlct --------------- ---------Freiglll·train' cars , .... "" 2,322,267 1,867,381 1,684,171 1,797,012 1,787,073 1,760,297 765,055 383,258 611,984

    BaL •••........... , .•. 1,004,652 812,770 708,082 749,500 74,5,901 741,946 289,329 132,708 310, 909 Flat ••...•••.•...•••... 108,181 83,405 65,752 71,310 71,092 67,356 13,0131 12,233 41,692 Stock .••••••..•.•.•... 84,400 68,465 54,674 54,483 54,484 54,395 6,777 4,416 43,202 Gondola and h01.JPer

    (open and c osed 930,624 703,776 800,538 880,379 874,653 858,114 453,115 228,344 176,655 to~s) •.•••..••. , .••..

    Tan ._ .•....•••••.... 10,981 0,200 8,836 9,093 9,030 8,373 15 13 8,345 Refrigerator ••••• , .•... 41,00G 26,703 21,772 21,400 21,001 20,083 479 2,516 17,9S8 Other .•..••.•...•.•... 82,303 73, 000 14,917 10,808 11,012 9,130 1,909 3,028 4,193 Steel ~ .•...•...•..••... 861.864 800,612 966,004 1,128,310 1,163,140 1,163,145 610,482 273,035 269,628 Bteelnnderframo 2 ••••• 1, 118, 257 908,252 640,428 509,224 570,513 570,513 153,412 95,802 321,239

    Onboose cars ..•..••.•.•... 29,770 24,904 22,216 25,395 25,198 24,377 9,853 4,783 9,741 Passenger .. troilt cars ... ____ 53,084 42

    1426 38,308 38,217 a8,633 a8,273 20,473 5,518 12,282

    Coaohes .......•••.•... ~:l (' 17,470 17,842 17,668 17,562 10,511 2,351 4,700 Combination coach __ • ~') 3,207 2,777 2,748 2,501 1,350 436 775 Parlor and sleeping j •• f:j ') 422 370 731 730 412 14 304 Dining" .......•.•.•... (3) 1,535 1,568 1,552 1,550 590 250 710 Olub, lonnge, aud

    (3) ~:~ 370 277 278 278 25 38 215 observation ...•.•..• PostaL .........•..... (') 1,820 1,732 1,701 1,701 812 272 617 Baggage. express, and

    (I) (I) 13087 13,071 6,703 2,130 4,783 other nonpassenger .. 13,343 13,622 Other passenger ....... (') (I) 105 . 25 26 21 21 .•••••.. -~---- --Otl1er paRsengcr·train. (3) (') 283 283 258 248 40 21 178 Steel ' ...•......•••.. __ 29,041 28,961 29,897 31,283 31,838 31,838 17,li73 4,293 0,972 Steol nnderirame ' ...• 10,376 8,304 6,442 6,631 5,576 6,576 2,697 1,014 1,835

    Company service equip· 79,684 77,811 87,919 27,092 16,040 44,187 mont ........•.....•..... 109,527 87,660 90,056

    Motor car~ and trailers I ... 5,504 1,545 4,081 3,000 3,820 3,820 3,000 373 447

    1 Exoludes oaboose oars, , No comparOble data available because of cbange in claSSification. I Data represent class I roads only. j Exoludes cars owned by Pullman 00,

    Bource of tables 560 and 661: Interstate Oommorce Oommlssion; annulil report, StatlstlcB 01 Railways In the United States.

    1947

  • 512 TRANSPORTATION, AIR AND LAND

    No. 562.-STEAM RAILWAYS-NuMBER AND COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES [Excludes switchIng and terminal companies beginning 1910. 1915 data omitted because incomplete]

    ALL orERA TING CARRIERS ALI, OPERATING CAltRTERS

    ~EAR Total A verage com· YEAR Averago Total Average com-

    ENDED-Average yearly pensatlon ENDED- numbor yearly

    pcnsation number compensfi- of em- compensa-DC em- tion (1,000 ployees tlon (1,000 Per Per ployces Per Per dollars) hourI year dollars) hourI yQar

    --- ---June 30: June 30: IS90 ________ 740,301 ---4.45;508- ------- ---$608-

    1914 ________ 1,710,296 1,381,117 $ii~2iiii-

    $808 189L ______ 785.024 ------- 1916 ________ 1,654,075 1,403,068 849 1900 ________ 1,017,653 577,266 ---- .. -- 567 Dec. 31: 1905 ________ I, 382,190 839,945 ------ .. 608 191L ______ 1,700,814 1,500,961 .276 880 1010 ________ 1,690,420 1,143,725 ------- 073

    CLASS I OARRfERS

    All operating Total A verago com· carriet's: Average Totol yearly Average YEAR ENDED DEC. 31- Average number hours hours

    pensRtJOD campen-number or or em'· (thou· sation per em· employees ployees sonds) (1,000 ployee Per Per dollars) hour 1 year

    1~20 .... _______ . _____ • ____ •. _. 2, 075, 886 2,022,832 6,146,741 3,681,801 2,092.6 $0.670 $1,820 1023. _. _______________ • ___ .'._ 1,902,222 1,857,674 4,028,651 3,004.072 2,653, 1 ,610 1,617 1924-. ______________________ . , 1,705,493 1,751,362 4,534,879 2,825,775 2,680.3 .623 1,613 1925. _. _______________________ 1,780,111 1,744,311 4,531,361 2,860,600 2,697.8 .tllll 1,M(J 1026 ____________________ • _. __ . 1,821,804 1,779,275 4,671,736 2,046,114 2,025,6 .631 1,656 1927 ___________ . __________ .•. _ 1,775,640 1,735,106 4,519,281 2,910,183 2,604.6 .644 1,677 1028-___________________ - ___ ._ 1,601,950 1,666,411 4,813,574 2,826,590 2,004.2 .605 1,700 1929 ________________________ ._ 1,094,042 1,660,850 4,346,822 2,806,560 2,017.2 .666 1,714

    1930 ________________ • _ . _______ 1,517,043 1,487,839 3,759,772 2,550,789 2,527. a .678 1,714 1931. ______________ • _. ________ 1,282,825 1,258,719 a, 030, 110 2, 00,1, 904 2,414,4 .689 1,664 W82 _____ • __ • _____ ________ .•• _ 1,052,285 1, 031, 703 2,378,206 1,512.810 2, 30u, 1 .636 1,466 1933 _____________ • ____________ 990,839 971,196 2,233,045 1,403,841 2,299.3 .620 1,4.45 1934. ___________________ • _____

    1,027,420 1, 007, 702 2,393,899 1,619,352 2,375.0 .635 1,508 1935 ______________________ • ___ 1,013,004 994,371 2,307,353 1,513,879 2,410, a .686 1,653 1036 __________________________ 1,086,105 1, 065, 624 2,675,315 1,848,636 2,510.6 .6UI 1,735 1937 __________________________ 1,130,912 1,114,663 2,799,539 1,985,147 2,611,6 .709 1,781 1938 _______ • _________________ , 958,280 039,171 2,329,606 1,746, 141 2,480,5 .760 1,869 lij39 __________________________ I, 006.711 987,675 2,488,635 1,863,334 2,510.7 .749 1,887 1940. ________ . __ • _____________ 1,045,738 1. 026, 848 2,615,005 1,004,125 2,647.5 .761 1,913 1941. _________________________ 1,159,025 1,139,925 2,089,788 2,331,660 2,622,8 .780 2,045 1M2 .. ____ . _______________ . ___ 1,290,818 1,270,687 3,440,957 2,932, 070 2, 70R. a .852 2,307 1943 ..• ______ • ___________ . ____ 1,374,518 1,355,114 3, BlG, 420 3,520,920 2,816.3 .923 2,598 1914_._. ______________________ 1,434,167 1,414.776 3.990,873 3,857,057 2,825.1 .065 2,727 1945 __________________________ 1,438,545 1,419, JJ05 3,979,637 3,862,001 2, B03. 5 .970 2,721

    1 Oaloulated for all classes of employees, Includlug those not paid au au hourly basis.

    Source: Interstato Oommerce Oommlssion; annual report, StatistiCS of Railways in the United States.

    No. 563.-STEAM RAILWAYS (CLASS I)-NUMBER AND COMPENSATION OJ!' EMPLOYEES, BY DISTRICTS AND BY CLASS: 1944 AND 1945

    [For years ended Dec, 31. Includes class I switching and terminal companle.S]

    AVERAGE AVERAGE TOTAL PEIl DAY 011 AVERAGE NUMBER

    COMPENSATION HOtrH., PE.nJrfONTll j DISTRICT OR CLASS OF EMPLOYEES (1,000 DOLLARS) STRAIGHT TOTAL COM-

    TIME I'ENSATION

    1944 1945 1944 1945 1944 1945 1944 1945 ------Ail employees. all districts _____________ 1,457,094 1,463,809 3,975,959 3,982, GG4 ---.-- -.---. ---~ -- ------Dally basls ___ . ______ ._ ._. ____ .. ___ 97,680 98,932 350,405 360, all $10,85 $11. 01 $200 $303 Hourly busls _____ . ___ .. ______ . ____ 1,359,414 1,364,877 3,625,654 3,622,053 .8S9 .891 222 221 Eas lern dis trieL ____ •. ________________ '_ GIG, 941 612,376 1,693,581 1,669,104 Daily basls ______ . _______ . __ .. __ • __ 43, 051 43,390 161,312 154,483 10.72 10,87 293 297 IIourly basls ___________ • _______ • __ 573,890 568,086 1,542,209 1,514,021 .923 .021 224 222 Southern district ___________________ ._. 264.667 264,218 670,132 670,842 ---.-. --- --~ -.---- - .. ----Daily basis ________________________ 16,953 17, 132 63, 008 04,762 11. 20 11,39 310 315 Hourly hasls _______________ .... ___ 247,714 247,086 607,124 606, 080 ,850 .852 204 2O~ Western dlstrict _______________________ 575,486 587,215 1,612,246 1,642,718 -----. ------ ------ - .. ----Dally basls __ • _____________________ 37,676 38,410 136,OB5 140,766 10.85 10,00 801 305 Hourly basis. _____________________ 537,810 548,805 1,476,161 1,001,952 .873 .875 229 228

    1947

  • STEAM RAILWAYS 513 No. 563.-STElAM RAILWAYS (CLASS I)-NulVIBER AND COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES,

    BY DISTRICTS AND BY CLASS.: 1944 AND 1945-Continued

    AYERAGE PER AYERAGE AYERAGE NUMB Ell TOTAL COMPENSATION PER MONTH, OF EMPLOYEES (1000 DOLLARS) DAY OR nOUIl, TOTAL COM-DISTRICT OR CLASS STRAIGHT TIME PENSATION

    1944 1945 1944 1945 1944 1945 1944 1945 -------Execu tivos, officials. and stoft' oBslslnnls _________________________ 15,125 15,469 93,531 $96,505 -$iiijg- -$io.-45-Dally basls ______________________ 15,125 15,409 93,531 96,505 -$5i5- --$520 Professional, clerical, and generaI~ ___ 237,595 239,345 600,649 607,327 ---ii:iiif ---0:9i- --26iJ- ---263 D!1lly busis ______________________ 41,957 42,227 130,056 133,183

    Uourly basls ____________________ 105,638 197,118 460,603 474,144 .880 .888 200 200 Mointcllllnce of wny and structurcs_ 208,291 305,133 611,355 617,300 --ii:ir --ii:27- --20ii- ---wi Dally basis ____________ " _________ 4,560 4.678 16,410 16, 076 Hourly basls ____________________ 203,722 300,455 504,03G 600,324 ;709 .709 109 167 Molnteuonce of equipment aud

    899,605 stores _____________________________ 397,850 1,078,422 1,077,916 --ii:6ii- --ii:16- --3iii- ---iii Dally basis ______________________ 1l,1l84 . 11,998 44,605 411,351 Uourly basis ________ ------------ 387, n1 385,852 1,033,727 1,03l,M5 .809 .905 222 223

    Trallsportation (other than truin senice, englue, and yard) __________ 176,517 179,658 418,453 425,006

    ---5~~ii- ---ii~iii- --iiii- --- lSl Daily basis ______________________ 17,510 17,582 37,086 38,138 Hourly basis ____________________ 159,007 162,076 376,367 386,868 .811 .812 107 100 TransllOrtalion (yardmasters, switch

    tenders, and hosHers) _____________ 19,280 19,469 66,977 68,125 --ii:iii- --ii:ii- --il3fi ---345 Daily basis ______________________ D,835 D,078 27,718 28,808 Hourly basis ____________________ 12.

  • 514 TRANSPORTATION, AIR AND LAND

    No. 565.-STEAM RAILWAYS (ALL REPORTING COMPANIES)-CAPITALIZATION:' 1890 TO 1945

    [AlIllmounts except "per mile of road" in millions of dollar.. Excllides switching and terminal companies beginning with 1910; tbelr total capitalization in 1945 was $764,939,000. Includes both opemting and non-operating railways. Gross llgures Include considerable amounts of secarltles held by companies issuing them as well as larger amounts held by other railway companies]

    TOTAL CAPITALIZATION HEI~D BY NET CAPITALIZATION RAlLROADS -

    YEAn COID' Pre· Fund· Per mile Fund· Funded Total mon lerred Flll1ded Stock cd Total of road Stock cd debt,

    stock stock debt debt (dollars) debt percent of Lotlll ------------------ ---------June 30:

    964 443 7,677 3,445 1890 __ . ___ ._ .. _ 8,984 3,803 GOB 4,575 -- ------ ~ 4,132 51.5 1900 .•. _____ .. _ 11,491 4,622 1,323 5,646. 1,470 .473 9,548 "02;8io' 4,375 5,172 54.2 1010 __ •. ____ . __ lB,417 6,710 1,403 10,304 2,655 1,480 14,376 6,669 8,817 01. 3 Dec. 31:

    1,89S 2,490 16,904 1920. ________ . _ 21,891 7,215 t~,.778 2,407 68,787 0,707 10,287 00. Ii 1925 __ . _____ ""_ 23,641 7, G02 1,937 14,105 2,654 2,709 18,101 74,400 0,885 11,306 02.1 1030_. ________ . 24,331 8,000. 2,074 14,248 2, S97 2,368 19,060 77,843 7,186 11,880 52.3 1933 __ . ___ ._"". 24,723 8,057 2,042 14,624 2,024 2,008 18,831 77,214 7,176 11,666 61.0 1934 __ . ___ "". __ 24,570 7,004 2,044 14,632 2,000 2,918 18,053 77,000 7,039 11,614 02.3 1935 __ . ___ ._"". 24,247 7,087 2,030 14,224 3,022 2,883 18,342 76,380 7,OQ2 11,340 Bl.8 1030 __ ""._._"". 24,003 7,003 2,030 13,074 2,033 2,734 18,330 70,010 7,095 11,241 01.3 1937 __ """" __ "". 24,123 8,004 2,050 14,009 3,046 2,750 Ig,31O 77,280 7,009 11,250 01. 4 lQ38_. _____ """" 23,855 8,010 2,040 13,706 3,067 2,800 17,988 70,449 7,022 10,066 61.l) 19aO_. ___ "" .. " 23,600 8,025 2,050 13,534 3,084 2,827 17,698 75,701 0,901 10,707 GO. 5 1940_ .. "". __ ... 23,371 8,005 2,004 13,302 3,048 2,093 17,030 75,839 7,021 10,600 GO. 2 lQ4L __ ._:._"". 22,952 7,832 1,080 13,140 2,808 2,576 17,508 76,130 7,004 10,564 00.1 1042_ .. _ .. """". 22,742 7,882 1,050 12,001 2,880 2,6'17 17,316 75,974 0,061 10,354 50. 8 1043""""._._"". 22,140 7,842 1, nG 12,371 2,857 2,537 16,756 74,162 G,021 9,834 v8.7 1944_._"". _____ 21,693 7,7110 2,023 11,880 2,849 2,568 16,276 72,037 6,064 0,312 57.2 1945-.._. __ • ___ 20,801 7,743 2,004 11,144 2,739 2,485 15, G67 69,654 7,008 8,659 66. "

    No, 566.-STEAM RAILWAYS-STOOK OUTS'l'ANDING, DIVIDENDS, AND INTEREST: 1891 TO 1945

    [For years ended June 30 prior to 1016, calendar years thereafter. Includes nonoperating as weI! as operating roads. Excludes switchIng and termmal roads beginning with 1008. Dividend figures throughont cover all classes of l"Oads, but luterest Ilgure for 1013 excludes unImportant class III roads. Amount of stock shown in first column Is exclusive of stock held by issuing company, but Includes that held by othor railway companies]

    STOCK DIVIDENDS Interest - accrue(J YEAR on YEARLY AVERAGm Actually Paying l'ol'cont Amount Percent Pet'cent on fundod

    outstanding dividends paying declarer] on stock onllll doht (1,000 doL) (1,000 dol.) dIvidends (1,000 paying stock out· (1,000 dol.) dIvidends standing dol.) ---- ---_.

    1801-1805. _ . ______ ._._._ •• ______ •. ----.------- 1,737,048 --------.- 94, 003 5.42 ---------- 243,013 1891H 000 .. _______ •• _. ___ ._ •.. ___ . --------.--- 1,977,832 --.------- 104,295 5.27 ---------- 240,548 1901-1905. _. ___ • __ . __ ._. ______ c ••• -.--------.- 3,605,694 --.------- 109,752 5.70 -.-------- 2B5,755 11)06-1010. _____ "". _____ "" ._. ____ •. ------------ 4,930,3.68 ---------- 330,686 6.89 --------- 303,470 1011-1916. ___ . __ ." .•• ______ •• ____ . S, 561, 050 6,695,8S8 65.36 401,944 7. IS 4.70 436,178 1910-1920 •. _ •. ____ • _ ._. ___ ". ____ •. 8,866,429 5,310,622 59.90 350,789 0.01 3.96 480,053 1921-1025 •.• __ "" _____ .. __ . _______ . 9,131,529 5,609,613 02.09 400,389 7.06 4.38 558,375 1925. _ •. __ .. _. __ ' _. ______ • _. ____ •. g, 413, 101 6,278,532 66.70 409,645 6.52 4.35 583.875 1926._ ... _. _______________ •.. __ .•. 9,305,272 6,473,280 69.12 473,083 7.32 0.06 681; 700 1927. _____ • _________ "". ________ ._. 9,539,401 6,701,427 70.25 507,281 8.47 5.95 583,452 1928. _. _._.' _____________ ._. ____ .. 9,722,079 7,159,989 73.65 510,018 7.12 5.25 578,831 1929. ___ •• ____________ . __ ._ .. ___ •. 9,847,311 7,506,265 76.23 BUO,902 7.47 0.70 Jj80,770 1930 ____ • ___________ •.. __________ . lD, 011,538 7,702,021 76.93 G03,150 7.83 6.02 li8S, 742 1931 .• __ ._. ___ 0 _____ "". ________ ••• 10,008, ,113 7,325,604 73. 20 401,'403 6.48 4.01 592,866 1932. ___ . _________________ .. __ ..•. 10,042,762 3,208,822 32.85 150,774 4.07 1. flO 501,340 1933. _. _. ___________ ._ "" ___ "" •.. _. 10,027,002 3,119,282 31.11 158,790 6.09 1.58 500,230 1934. _________________ • _____ . _."". 0,058,550 3,411, .,20 34.20 211,767 6.21 2.13 560,700 1935 ..• _ . _____________ . ___ • ___ ._ .. g, 925, 202 3,412,96B 34.39 202,608 5.94 2.04 550,187 1935. ___ . ___________ "" _____ •••. __ . 0,929,650 3,594,789 36.20 231,733 6.45 2.33 518,452 1937 ____ . ___________ • "" __ . __ . _ • ___ 0,812,663 3,890,177 a9.64 227,596 5.85 2.32 532,237 1938 .. __ • _____ • ______ "" __ • __ ' ____ . 0, 78B, 412 3,139,480 32.07 130,270 4.34 1. 39 521,758 1939. ___ • ___________ "" _____ . __ .. _. 9,773,557 3,190,115 32.04 179,412 6.62 1. 84 512,283 1940. ___ . ____________ • ___ ' _____ ._. 9,709,974 3,741,132 38.2D 210,522 5.79 2.22 647,333 1941 ____ . _____ • _____ '_' ___ • ____ ... 9,498,962 3,861,658 40. G5 239,438 6.20 2.52 543,954 1942 ____ . ___________ '_' _. ________ .

    0,500,543 5,355,928 liB. 37 254,088 4.74 2.67 604,174 1043 ___ •• _________ ._ ••• _ • _____ . _ •. 9,429,323 5,406,566 57.07 263,010 4.83 2.83 615,617 1944 ____ . _____ . _____ """'"" ___ .. "" 9,448,379 5,523,271 58.46 202,248 5.29 3. aD 488,877 1945. ___ . ___ ."" ___ . __ . __ . __ . __ .. _. 9,423,342 5,383,158 57.13 295,294 5.40 3.13 449,1117

    Sourca of tables 5GG and 500: Interstate Commel'ce Commission; annual report, Statistics 01 RallwBYs in the United Statos.

    1947

  • STEAM RAILWAYS 515

    No. 567.-STJ!lAM RAILWAYS-SECURITIES ACTUALLY OUTSTANDING: 1930 TO 1945 [All ligures III thousands of dollnrs. Cupital ac~uaJly outs~nnding represents securities in hands of public or of

    railway companies other thun those issuinl! same; excludes securities held by or for issuing company. Excludes switohing lind terminal companies]

    ALL nAILROADB Non-BECURI'fY AND YEAn Class I Class Glass operating 1!lNDED DEC. 81- All dis- Eastern Southern Western If III sub-

    tricts district dis~rict district sldlaries ------------ -------------

    Total: 1a3G. _____________ - - - - - - -- 22,782,889 0.128,919 3,058,575 9,905,305 19, G06, 270 3'19,079 64,814 3,362,720 1 a35 __________ -_____ - -- - -. 22,079.551 0,210,370 3,401,012 9,468,1130 18,530,040 300,476 53,426 3,195, GOO 1010 ______________________ 21,047,280 8,910,221 3,344,655 8,702,501 17,761,161 237,781\ 44,\47 3,004.186 1944. _____________ -__ • __ -- 10,402,593 8,239,475 3,025,482 8,137,530 15,480,870 208,611 28,836 2,684,276 1040. _____________ "- -, - -- 18,681,292 8,074,078 2,830,008 7,768,200 10,030.795 207,822 27,088 2,415,587

    Stocl!: 1930 .. _____ , __ , ______ " ,_ -' 10,011.538 4,200,108 1,461,628 4. Z5g, 802 8,267,129 2G7,550 45,068 1,401.785 1 D31L _ -_____ -------------' 9,025,202 4,325,471 1,431,307 4,168,334 8,218,904 104,922 38,217 1. 473, 060 1040 ________ " __ ""' __ ' --- 9,759,074 4,364,337 1,411,960 3,963,668 8.159,060 162,720 31,765 1.415,529 1914 __ . _____ '"' ______ " ___ 0,448,379 4,122,184 1,410,651 3,915,544 7,0130,658 152,525 22,483 1,312,713 1045_" ____________ ,- "-, - -- 9,423,342 4,029,886 1,398, SIlO 3,994,566 S.008, fiG5 150,861 21,024 1,242,892

    Fundod debt: 1030 __ -" _ - -, _____ ,---- - -- 12.771.351 4,838,811 2,106,947 5,735,593 10,739,147 141,523 19,746 1,870,935 1035 ____ , _________ ---- - --- 12,154,340 4,884,IlOH 1. 969, 015 5,299,826 10.311,046 105,554 Iii, 200 1.722,540 1910_" __ ". --,----------" 11,277,306 4,545,884 1. 002,586 4, 82i:1, 836 0,601,201 75,OGO 12,382 1,588,657 1014.. ____ , _______ " ---,---- 0, 354. ~04 3,867,006 1,462,487 4,024,001 7,920,410 60,050 6,31i3 1.311. 5G3 1045 __ , ___ , , ______ - -- - - - -' 9,257,050 4,044,192 1,440,118 3,773,640 8,022,230 56,961 6,004 1,172,605

    1045 )

    (1ommon s~ock,_, ___________ · 7,442,592 3,445.004 1,191.121 2.806,407 6,108,9130 139.086 20,701 1.113,245 Preferrerl stook __ " ___ " ____ , __ 1,980,7130 684,822 297,709 1,188,15U 1,830,605 11,175 323 129.647 Mort~!lgo bonds_, __ -- - -. - ---- 7,827,150 3,430,061 1,220,700 3,170,329 6.669,656 48,534 5,IJ47 1,103, \l13 (1011at\lro.l trust bonds ____ -- -- 29B,658 184,202 21,384 91,012 282,077 2,272 -.------ 12.300 Unsecured bonds (dobon-

    :Mti~~~ffanoO;lS -0 iJiigntfons: : :: 468,705 158,596 44,445 265,754 448,326 1,000 -._----- 18,809 71,801 17,935 13,749 40.207 28,733 4, 1i37 117 38,504 Equipment obligations _______ 593,456 253,398 133,780 206,278 503,438 18

    No. 568,,--STEAM RAILWAYS-INVESTMENT, INCOMEi, AND DIVIDENDS: 1924 TO 1945 IAlIllgurcs. e~ccpt uS Indicated. in thousands of dollars. Excludcs date. for switchIng snd terminal companies.

    Investment i. as rep or Led by cDrril'r nnll should llO~ be confused with I:cntative valuation fixed by Interstate ('Oll11l10rco CommiFlsion]

    Invest- Net rail- Return Interest,

    YEAR ENDED DEC. 31- Inves~- ment wayoper- on in- O~her in- rents, and Dividends ment I per milo .uting vcst- come ~ other do- declared' of road InCQ1ne mant duations'

    Donar8 Percent IU2·i. ______ - __ , _____ ,_, --"'- - -- 22,182,207 93,233 984.463 4.44 ' 269.188 3684,559 325,983 1925_" __________ , ____ ,-, -"' -- -- 23.217,209 04.917 1.136,728 4.89 272,102 706,272 349,089 1026 . ____ , __ ~, ____ , __ "' _______ 23,880.7'10 97,433 1,229,020 5.15 301,541 718,984 411.208 1927. _________________ ,_, __ ---- 24,453,871 99,54t\ 1,O77,8!2 4.41 314,396 722.485 503. H{I (928. __ , __ -_______ - ____ --- - -" -- 2,1, 875, 984 100,974 1,182,407 4.75 323,310 '120,776 436,217 102U .••• , _____ "' ___ '_" ________ 25.405,036 103,107 1,262,636 4.96 362,303 728,428 495,245 wao. ___________ , _, __ , _ -_,_ ---- 26,051,000 105,061 874, 1M 3.36 361,106 716,730 511,259 1~3L. ____________________ , __ -- 26,094.800 105,953 528,204 2.02 307,785 708.~22 a33,980 lun __________ , _______ '" __ , ____ 26, 081l, 991 106,337 325,332 1. 25 226,092 701,500 97,245 1[133 ________________ - --, -___ -,- 25,001,062 106,437 477,320 1. 84 21~, 502 703,746 08,443 HlM_. " ________ , _____ ,_, --- -- -- 25,681,608 106,279 465,806 1. 81 203,941 604,350 130,018 1 U35 ________ , ___ , __________ -_ -- .25, 500, 465 lOll, 339 505,410 1. 08 186.228 680,688 131. H8 IU:I~ ___ .. , ___ " ________ '"_, ___ , __ 25,432, :,88 . 106,783 675.600 2.66 182,821 QU3.479 175.332 1037 _______ , ____ ,_, ,_, ____ , __ -- 25,686,082 108,235 507,841 2.33 170,322 616.270 172,795 1038.

    ~ _________ w ______________ 25,505.730 108,871 376.865 1. 47 156,841 600; 298 85, ~29 I 03U __ , _____ , _____________ , -__ , 25,538,157 !DO,331 505,961 2.aa 162,599 (j55.054 129.386 19,10 __ , _____ ,, _____ , __ " ________ 25,640,014 110,449 600,554 2.60 170,704 670,257 160,506 1941. ____ ' ____ " __ ' ____________ 25,668,984 111,352 1,009,592 3.93 178,056 683.002 189,750 1942. _________ , __ " ________ - ___ 25,838,351 113,364 1,400,364 5.80 184.24/j 737,185 200,118 1943 __ , _, _, _, ____ ,' __ '", " __ - - -- 26,145,458 115,288 1,370,568 5.2

  • 516 TRANSPORTATION, AIR AND LAND

    No. 569;-STEAM-RAILWAY FREIGHT SERVICE-TRAIN-MILES, OAR-MILES, TONNAGE AND RELATED AVERAGES: 1891 TO 1945

    [For years endod Juno 30, prior to 1916, thereafter calendar yoa~~. E.~cluelcs s";,itchlng and terminal roads beginning with 1 008 except as notccl. Tonnago "POl' loaded car for All roads based on revenue tonnage onlY' and for "Class 'I roaels" on rovenue and nonrevenue tonnage. Tons are of 2,000 pounds]

    CAn·l!ILES TONS OF nEVE· FREIGHT nEvE· (THOUSANDS) I Nil E FREIGHT NUE' age

    Train· Per Por mlIes YEARLY mHes CLASS AND YEAR OR Loaded Pel' train· loaded per AVERAGE (tllOU· (rovonue Empty Por loaded milo car sands) I and non· train car-car (dol· milo per

    revenue) lars) , (cents) 2 day 3 ------------Ali ronds:

    107,200 184 1. 62 1801-1895 __ ..•. - ---.------ --- ----p~------ ---_ .. __ .. _--- -------- .------- - .... --- .. -1806-1000_ - --- •••• -.--.-.--.. 480,723 ··9;031;628· ·-4;320;390·

    200 ··-17~4-

    1.70 -.------ --------1001-1905_ •.• --------.--.-.-- 519,800 304 2.35 -------- --------1900-1010_ -. ___ . ___ .-----.- --. 603,105 11,754,421 . 5,234,008 350 19.0 2.72 ------- --------1911-1915_ - • _______ • ____ • ____ 608,512 13,.300,203 6,100,210 432 20.7 3.10 -------- --- ........ -1915-1920_. _. __ - ---.--- -.---- 617,430 15,274,413 0,004,625 004 25.3 5.30 ---.---- --------1921-1025 ___ • __ - __ ---.--.---- 577,844 15,080,213 8,000,532 021 24.0 7.28 -------- --------1926-1930_ - _. __ ---------.---- 580,389 17,357, 165 10,330,175 700 24.5 7.67 --- .. ---- --------1931-1035 ______ • _______ c. __ -- 396,917 11,419,604 7,283, 037 625 23.2 0.46 --- .. ----1936-1940_ - _. __ - - _____ ••• ____ 478,402 13,882,034 8,371,010 713 24.0 6.05 ---23~ii-

    1941-1045_ - ____ - - - - ---- •• - --- 666,094 21,000,322 11,038,016 977 29.7 9.20 27.0 -·--46:2 1924. _____________ " -----.---- 690,870 15,850,163 8,510,037 634 24.5 7.22 27.3 26.8 1025. __________ --- - .----•• --- 002,873 10,830,710 0,319,706 063 24.6 7.41 26.9 28.6 1926_. _________ - -. - .--.-.-.-- 022,205 17,750,004 10,154,842 089 25.0 7.58 27.0 30.4 1927 ________ ._. - ------. - •• --- 598,435 17,390,777 10,298,001 000 24.0 7.59 20.6 30.11 1028. _ • ________ - - - - -----. ---- 5g0, 610 17,757,670 10,487,254 706 24.3 7.77 20.3 31. 2 1029 _____ - -------- -.- - -.----- 598,343 18; 160, 092 10,805,302 718 24.5 7.80 20.4 32.3 1930. __ • _________ ---- - --- - -.- 523,255 15,700,284 0,905,415 000 24.3 7.50 25.8 2B.7 1931. ____ • _______ •• -. -------- 446,201 13,087,643 8,472,144 053 23.4 0.08 24.6 24.5 1932 ______ .-•• -- - -- -. - -. --.-- 368,058 10,231,314 6,042,756 585 22.0 0.20 23.6 19.8 1933. ________ " __ - - ---- -.--.-. 868,606 10,040, a90 0,773,001 610 23.3 0.32 28.2 21.3 1934. ____ • -------- -". - ------- 397,150 11,410,710 7.347,607 024 23.2 6.23 22.7 24.2 1935. _________ • __ - ---. -- - ---. 403,851 11,827,925 7,178,060 646 23.5 6.51 23.2 25.8 1936 •• __ • ________ - - -- - -" -- --- 496,268 14,030,610 8,210,293 687 24.3 6.70 23.7 aD. 7 1937. ____________ - --- - - .-- --. 512,200 14,702, 185 8,636.673 708 24.7 6.72 23.1 32.4 1938. _____________ • -- - ---~- -- 431,390 12,265,783 7,605,054 677 23.8 6.75 23.4 28.1 1039. _" ____________ -- •••• - .-- 461,020 13,639,377 8,267,277 727 24.6 7.18 23.9 31.7 1940 __ ••• _______ • __ • ______ .-- 491,127 14,776,705 0,134,885 764 25.4 7.32 24.0 34.9

    1941 ________ .------ -- .---- .-- 577,144 18,171,070 10,251,079 827 26.3 7.83 24.0 40.6 1!J42 __ •• ___________ -- - -.-- - -. 670,247 21,535,673 12,705,302 948 20.8 8.92 27.7 46.3 1943 ___ . ___________ -- - ---- --. 710,497 23,284,078 12,053,540 1,028 31. 4 0.67 20.2 48.6 1944_ • _________ • _____ • ____ -.- 708,241 24,185,743 12,503,110 1.046 30.6 10.02 29.1 49.3 1945 __________ -- •• - -- - ---- --- 661,341 22,669, 137 11,136,973 1,034 30.2 10.02 28.0 46.5

    CIOBSI roads, tolol: 5G7,286 14,988, 046' 8,032,691 633 27.1 7.28 1921-1025 __ • ____ • _________ --- 28.3 25.8

    1926-1030. _. _____ • ________ --- 576,064 17,262,905 10,267,375 713 26.0 7.67 26.4 30.6 1931-1035. ___ •• ______ .-- •. --. aoo, 772 11, 370, 307 7,250,061 038 25.4 0.46 23.5 23.1 1936-1940 _____ • ____ •• -------. 168,850 13,806,378 8,310,707 720 24.6 6.05 23.6 31. 5 1041-1045. __ .-____________ .-- 657,277 21, 876, 605 11, 878, ~84 098 20.6 0.20 27.0 16.2 1041. _. _____________________ . 667,727 18, 083, 571 10,192,430 815 20.3 7.83 24.6 40. a 1942 _______________ --. -. - - •. - 600,437 21,442,458 12, 093, 040 068 20.8 8.02 27.7 16.3 1943. _____ • __ • _____ --- ---- -"- 701,212 23,193,928 12,890,660 1,050 31. 3 0.07 2D. 2 48.5 1944 _____ -----.--._ -_. -- -- --- 698,761 24,087,991 12,631,812 1,068 30.6 10.02 29.1 49.11 1945. ________ - ----- --. ---- -"- 052,250 22,575,076 11,080,455 1,058 30.2 10.02 28.9 46.5

    Eastern district: 1941. __ • ______ •• ___ .---.--.-- 190,792 0,907,919 3,847,420 987 27.8 9.64 27.5 34.1 1912 .•.• _________ - - --. --. --.- 230,188 8,000.113 4,931,805 1,111 31. Ii 10.38 20.8 30.6 1943 _________ ._ - _ •• __ - ------- 210,118 8,541,013 5,053,025 l,18R 32.8 10.99 30.9 41. 5 1944. ___________________ • ___ . 234,024 8,574,007 4,804,135 1,104 32.2 11.35 31.1 40.7 1945. ________________ - -- _____ 210,203 7,731,018 3,020,421 1,188 31. 8 11.43 31.1 36.2

    Sou Iherl1 district: 1941.. __________________ • ____ 110,120 3,400,045 2,005,519 807 30.3 7.28 24.8 4UI 1942. __________ • ___ • _________ 112,087 4,143,542 2,627,371 970 32.9 8.14 27.9 60. Ii 1943. __ • _____________ • _ • __ •.• 147,552 4,403,451 2,620,712 1,037 34.3 8.74 20.3 53.1 1944. __ • ___________ ._ - -- -____ 146,789 4,511,330 2,555,714 1,049 33.7 0.03 29.4 52.8 1945. ____________ • _____ • _____

    137,699 4,244,216 2,283,102 1,031 33.0 8.93 20.0 60. Ii Westerll district:

    1941. _ . ______________ - --- ____ 251,815 7,676,607 4,249,467 709 23.1 0.07 21. 9 46.7 1942 ________ • ____ • ______ •. _ .• 294, 102 0,292,803 5,133,783 855 26.9 8.15 25.8 52. a 1943. ___ • ____________ • _____ ._ 313,542 10,248,564 5,222,332 051 28.8 0.10 27.8 54. Ii 1944 •• ________ ._ • _____ • ______ 317,048 11, DOl, 754 5, In, 963 084 28.1 9.48 27.3 57.7 1945 ______________________ . __ 304,258 10,500,842 4,876,632 981 27.9 9.53 27.4 56. {) , FIgures for 1935 and prIor years are not BtrlOtly comparable With those for subsequent years due to change In

    traIn classifications. 'Beginning wIth 1917 data available for class I roads only. 8 Data are for class I roads inclm1Ing switohIng and terminal companies. Source: Intorstate Oommerce OommissIon; annual report, Statistics of Railways In the United States.

    1947

  • STEAM RAILWAYS 517 No. 570.-STEAM-RAILWAyFREIGHTSERVICE-ToNS CARRIED, TON MILES REVENUE,

    AND AVERAGE HAUL: 1891 TO 1945

    IFar yenrs ondocl June 30 prior to 1916. thereafter calendar years. Excludes swltohing and terminal roads begin. ning with 1008. Tons are of 2,000 paunus]

    TONS OF REVENUE TONS CARRIED AVERAOEHAUL, FRIEGHT REVE· FREIGHT CARRIED 1 MILE REVENUE

    (T110D8ANDS) (MILLIONS) FREIGHT (MILES) NUE Revenue CLASS AND YEAR OR ton·miles

    YEAl(LY AVERAGE Reve· per mile Por Orlgi· Reve· nueaud of road Sys- Illdi· Amount tall, Total nue vidual ~1,000 nated froight nonrev .. tern road ols.) mile enue (cents) ---------------------------

    Ali ronds: 1891-1805.. .......... _._ - .. -------- 602,446 85,693 -------- 500,809 123.75 7158,930 0.886 1806-1000 ................ "'6iii;i20

    874,389 113,962 -------- 611,128 -------- 130.33 879,837 .712 1001-1005 ............... 1,206.313 167.715 ---- .. _- .. 820,016 242.67 132.44 1,208,713 .714 1OO!}-1010'' ............. 930,254 1,673,431 228,936 -------- 1,000,840 246.10 136.81 1,744,525 .762 1011-1015 ............... 1,074,121 1,003,0.74 277, 073 -------- 1,104,718 257.95 145.59 2,051,'625 .740 1~lG-I020 ______ .... _ ... , 1,325,772 2,378,164 390,815 ----_ .. -- 1,510,297 204.78 164.33 3,419,260 .B15 1021-1925 ............... 1,231,103 2,216,317 375,468 -------- 1,455,589 304.96 169.41 4,377,618 1.166 1020-1030_ ....... __ . ____ 1,304,607 2,481,018 430,310 -------- 1,657,434 315.31 173.44 4,690,122 1. 090 1031-103""-____ ......... 798,205 1,437,728 270, 192 -------- 1,051.083 330.12 187.93 2,763,961 1. 023 1936-1940 ______ .. __ ... -- 986,004 1,778.746 341,321 -------- 1,370,519 346.13 191. 89 3,313,398 .971 mU-1945 .. __ ... _ ....... 1,481,798 2,025,421 654,687 -------- 2,711,448 439.36 222.44 6,221,235 .950 1022 ... _._ ... __ ......... 1, 111,822 1,974,618 342,188 -.------ 1,330.460 307.77 173.29 4, 085, 742 1.194 1023 ................ __ .• 1,387,755 2,503,117 416,256 -.------ 1,615,741 290.94 106.29 4,712,405 1.132 1021 ............ __ .: ... 1,287,413 2,331,291 301,945 -------- 1,518,556 304.44 168.12 4,437,380 1.132 1925 __ •.•• __ ........... _ 1,351,155 2,403,725 417,418 ----_ .. -- 1,613,802 308.93 169.43 4,648.304 1.114 1920., ____ ............. _ 1,439,612 2,627,4n 417,444 -- .. ----- 1,732,295 310.81 170.20 4,905,981 1.096 1027 .. __ .............. __ 1,372,547 2,510,054 432,014 1,668,800 314.75 172.11 4,728,885 1. 095 1028 ____ ....... __ . __ .... 1,371,359 2,504,196 436, 087 1,677,089 318.00 174.14 4,771,502 1, 094 1020 ........ ____ ..... __ 1,419,383 2,584,333 450,189 1,727,786 317.17 174.20 4,899,168 1. 088 1030. __ .......... __ . ___ 1,220,134 2, 170,016 385,815 -~~----- 1,481, 109 316.21 177.06 4,145,015 1. 074 1931. __ ............... ,. 9

  • 518 TRANSPORTATION, AIR AND LAND

    No. 571.-STlilAlIf RAILWAYS (CLASS I)-OPERATING REVENUES, FREIGHT AND PASSENGER REVENUE, AND FREIGHT TON-MILES, BY MONTHS

    [Except at times of general rcvisions in f['~ight rates, changes in freight ,revenue are closely parallel to those of tall-mileage Excludes class I switching anrl terminal companies]

    YEA.R Aver- Jan. I Fob. I Mar./ API"/ May I J~no I July AUg./ Sept. Oct. I Nov. Dec. age I

    TOTAL OPERATING REVENUES (miIUolls of dollars)

    1926 _________ 010.2 470.2 450.1 481.1 468.6 483.5 501. 7 517.1 540.0 559.9 585.3 527_ 4 518.7 1926 _________ 032.7 470.0 455.7 625.7 494.0 512.2 535.4 661.6 573.8 584.8 603.6 566.2 622.1 1927 _________ 611.7 482.0 461.0 525.2 493.3 513.6 511.6 603.0 561. 6 500.5 574.7 498.8 402.6 1028 _________ 509.~ 462.8 461. 3 409. 9 460.3 605.3 490.9 507.6 052,2 050.4 611.7 526.0 491.1 1029 _________ 523.6 481.6 470.4 511.3 508.6 531. 8 526.0 551. 7 680.2 500.7 602.4 494.1 464.2 1030 _________ 440.1 440.3 423.2 147.7 445.9 457.6 430.7 461. 8 461. 0 462.2 478.0 304.3 373. I) 103L _______ 349.0 361.8 332.8 371.0 366.4 364.8 365.8 372. 8 360.3 346.3 350.0 301.0 285.4

    1032 _________ 260.0 272.2 264.2 286.7 264.9 251.9 243.5 235.3 240.4 200.5 200.2 2150.7 243 .• , 1933 _________ 258.0 225.6 212.2 218.1 224.9 205.2 278.3 293.7 207.0 202.2 204.4 257.7 245.3 1034. ______ ~_ 272.G 258.0 248.5 203.2 265.4 282. a 282.8 276. a 282.7 275.6 202.0 257.0 257.5 1036 _________ 287.5 264.2 254.0 280.0 274.7 279.5 281. 3 276.3 204. a 306.0 341.0 301. 3 206.1 1930 _________ 337.7 200.1 300.1 308.3 313.4 320. 9 330. B 340.7 350.5 357.1 391. 3 358.4 372.1 !fl37 _______ :_ 347.2 331. 7 321. 0 377.7 351. 6 352.5 351. 7 365.1 B59.6 303.1 372.0 318.2 300.3 1938 _________ 207.1 270.1 251.0 283.0 268.2 272.6 282.1 200.6 316.3 322.5 353.4 310.0 318.3

    1939 _________ 332.0 305.8 276.0 315.1 282.1 302.6 321. 6 332.4 344.4 381.1 419.7 368. () 345.2 1040 _________ 358.2 3~5. 6 313.6 327.1 321. 6 343.5 345.0 360.2 381. 5 382.7 413.7 375.1l 381.9 194L ________ 445.6 377.4 358.4 416.3 375.0 442.3 455. a 485.4 403.7 480.0 517.6 457.0 479.6 1942 _________ 622.2 480.7 462.5 540.3 572: 5 601.1 623.7 665.2 683.8 607.8 745.6 690.1 703.0 1043.. _______ 704.6 671. 3 663.5 760.2 748.7 750.3 747.3 7m.l 800.2 776.5 70li.2 762.0 781.7 1944 _________ 786.4 740.7 735.3 797.0 750. Ii 804.1 700.5 800.0 836.2 700.2 818.7 780.7 750.0 1046 _________ 711. 9 751.3 712.8 813.3 779.0 823. a 820.4 796.1 755.2 679.2 607.0 661. 2 613.7

    FREIOIIT REVENUE (millions of dollars) _ .. 1033 _________ 207.7 170.2 100.2 176.3 180.2 207.5 223.3 240.2 241. 3 235.4 239. fl 209.0 191.7 103L ____ ~ ___ 210.5 208.8 201. 7 241.0 214.3 22ll.6 226.7 221. 3 224.8 220.5 238.8 208.6 190.4 1035 _________ 233.0 211. 5 206.5 220.2 222.6 224.0 225.8 221.1 235.7 250.6 285.4 248.7 234.4 1936 _________ 275.6 241.1 245.1 251.8 256. a 262.7 268.5 283.0 283.5 291. 6 325. 9 298.1 299.1 1037 _________ 281. 5 268.7 264.1 313.8 288.6 287.0 281. 8 293.1 289.2 203.8 307.1 258.7 231. 3 J938 _________ 238.2 218.3 198.4 227.1 211.4 217. 9 222.7 238.1 253.6 261. 3 203.7 264.1 251. 3 1039 _________ 270.9 246.8 224.8 257.5 224.6 243.6 255.8 265.1 276.7 314.4 355.1 310.1 276.3 1040 _________ 204.8 283.1 257.7 266.7 265.3 284.7 280.7 300.7 310.7 310.1 348.2 315.2 308.4 104L_ .. ____ 370.6 309.G 206.1 346.6 305.2 370.0 377. 5 405.5 410.2 411.2 440.1 385.2 381!.2 1042 _________ 405.4 3fl2.6 377.6 445.7 468.0 488. a 601. 3 533.1 537.4 546.8 587.6 534.8 531. II 1943 _________ 565.2 514.3 513.1 585.2 570.1 573.7 540.1 582.4 585.6 576. a 504.0 500.4 571. a 1044. ________

    583.2 548.4 551. 4 li07.o 6G1.1 GOO. 1 1i85.1 593.8 617.3 51l1.1 612.0 li85.4 055.8 W41i ____ • ____ 644.5 558.0 536.8 623.2 604.3 626.4 611.1 580.6 847.6 488.0 492.3 463.7 401.3

    PASSENGER REVENUE (millions of dollars)

    193B _________ 33.8 37.4 31.3 31.0 31.8 30.8 34.0 38. a 36.3 34.4 31.4 30.2 37.9 1030 _________ 34.7 34.8 30.2 31. 2 31.8 31. 8 38.4 41. 3 31l.8 37.1 33.4 29.3 37.8 1040 _________ 34.8 30.1 31. 0 33.3 30.0 20.7 35.0 37.7 41.0 36.1 33.5 31.2 10.8 1041 _________ 42.0 40.2 36.6 40.0 38.3 87.5 44.8 47.4 49.8 43. Ii 42.2 4o.D 53.9 1042 _________ 85.7 56.7 54.7 50.1 66.1 74.3 82.3 91. 0 103.5 105.0 108.3 108 •. 1 119.2 1043 _________ 137.7 111.7 107.2 121. 4 127.0 133. G 147.3 lOG. 6 162.0 146.7 144.0 141.0 161. 5 1U41 ___ .. ____ 140.2 140.1 135.9 147.8 140.6 150.1 159.6 102.2 162.1 153. a 146.4 140.3 146.4 1945 _________ 143.0 130.2 125.0 133.6 120.2 138.0 162.2 150.7 163.3 110.1 146.5 141i.6 161.1

    FRllIGllT TON-MILES (millions) 1

    1933 _________ 22,924 19,087 19,118 19,351 19,831 21,734 22,710 26,408 26,461 26,130 20,414 23,037 22,000 1934 _________ 24,805 23,771 23,100 27,706 23,475 25,252 26,208 24,260 25,405 26,889 26,504 23,785 23,102 1035 _________ 25,031 24,907 24,124 27,508 23,340 24,G72 25,951 23,174 25,938 27,731 31,218 27,482 26,170 1036 _________ 31,087 27,857 20,151 27,095 28,131 29,894 28,757 31,131 32, 001 33.047 37,143 33,850 S3,972 1037 _________ 32,083 33,138 32,218 36,655 32,261 34,090 31,848 33,745 33,600 34,862 36,760 29,007 27,417 1938 _________ 26,517 26,405 23,182 26,036 22,784 23,097 23,881 26,305 27,434 20, UO 32.759 28,474 28,120 1939 _________ 30,303 28,lM 25,558 28,834 23,082 26,741 28,461 20,829 31,307 36,118 40,069 35,125 31,453

    1940 _________ 33,820 32,518 20,662 31, U8 29,909 33,081 32,000 33,716 36,406 37,060 38,614 35,965 34,903 1941.. _______ 42,852 36,070 34,186 40,572 31,617 43, S91 44,032 46,079 40,231 47,622 51,142 46,030 44,252 1042 _________ 56,830 46,647 44,105 51.862 53,646 58,520 57,252 60,712 62,414 61,044 66,021 GO, 460 58,376 1943 _________ 64,369 58,033 58, OD8 64,662 62, D07 66,500 61,345 68,185 68,081 66,566 69,218 63,106 63,745 1M4 _________ 65,450 54,704 63,101 66,960 64,450 68,376 65,695 66,754 68,451 65, 065 67,679 63,203 61,107 1945.. _______ 60,523 60,681 58,951 68,315 65,286 68,647 66,59S 64,732 00,600 66,058 63. 166 53,492 49,843

    1 Revenue and nonrevenue. Source: Interstate Commerce Commission; monthly reports, Operating Revenues and Operating Expenses of

    Olass I Steam Railways aud Operating Statistics of Glass I Steam Railways.

    1947

  • STEAM RAILWAYS 519

    No. 572.-STEAM RAILWAYS-PASSENGERS CARRIED AND PASSENGER REVENUE: 1891 TO 1945

    [Foryenrs ended June 30 prior to 1016, calendar years thereafter. Passenger service revenue per train-mile includes revenne from mail, eXl,r"ss, etc., bnt average revenue per passenger-mile is computed only [rom revenue Irom PI1Ssongers th~mselves

    Aver- Pas- Reve- Aver-Pas- age Passen- Passenger senger nue age Passengers sengers lour- ger Passenger service per curried carried ney train- train revenue train pas- pas-CLASS AND YIllAR OR (thou- 1 mile per miles car-miles (thousand revenue senger son-YEARLY AVl!lltAGE (thou- gers sands)

  • 520 TRANSPORTATION, AIR AND LAND

    No. 573.-STEAM RAILWAYS~REVENUES, EXPENSES, AN)) INCOME: 1891 TO 1945 [For years ended June 30 prior to 1016, calendar years thereafter. Method of oalculating net revenue and not

    operating income is moro fully shown in tahle 574. Excludes switohing and terminal companies beginning with 1908' operating revenues of switching and terminal compames: 1941, $120,084,000; 1042, $143,429,000; 19'13, $149;845,000; 1044, $150,931,000; 1045, $148,583,000; ol?erating expenses: 1941, $81,730,000; 1942, $93,922,000; 19m, $107,1i30 000; 1944 $116210,000; 1045, $121i,343,000] ,

    I

    Aver- INCOME aCCOUNT ITEMS (THOUSANDS OF DOLT,ARB) PER l!ILE OF Por-

    LINE cont age oper-

    CLASB AND YEAR miles atlng of line Net

    OR YEARLY (first Net Net Oper- ox-

    AVERAGE track) Operat-Opemt- revenue 'i'ax railway tlting revenue penses

    ing lng from accruals operating reve-[rom o[

    oper- revenues Gxpenses opera- opera- revc-ated tions income nues tiona nnes

    ---------Ail toade:

    3G7,012 34,015 333,027 $0,657 $2,172 1801-1895 ______ 169,378 1,127,531 750,588 67.37 1800-1900 ______ 185,001 1,264.048 832,377 131,571 41,970 389,701 G,700 2,321 65.85 1001-1000.. ____ 206,050 1,864,682. 1,226,737 027,945 !lB,100 574,840 0, 001 3,048 00.14 1901HOlO ____ ._ 229,404 2,528,171 1,705,642 822,030 SO, 031 727,407 11,021 3,586 67.46 1011-1915 _____ . 240,952 3,007,202 2,123,282 883.080 123,345 729,172 12,178 3.580 70. (11 19113-1920 ______ 258,205 4,870,4G8 3.071,453 SOO,Olli 227,680 624,304 18,856 3,481 81. 51 1021-1925. _____ 257,032 0,003,600 4, 6S4, 135 1,310,563 328,822 803,332 23,270 5,110 78.02 1020-1930 ______ 250,646 6,130,260 4, 1i02, 029 1,637,210 386,732 1,125,224 23, G45 0,300 73.33 1031-1030.. ____ 257,008 3,473,819 . 2, 022, 222 851,597 265,137 400,435 13,512 3,312 76.4U 1930-11140 ______ 249,100 4,071,163 2,998,447 1,072,716 353,335 587,364 16,343 4,300 73.65 1921. __________ 258,089 5,032,665 1, 6G8, 999 003,667 283,103 601,130 21,825 3,734 82.89 1922 __________ . 257,195 5,674,483 4,509,091 1,164,402 308,145 709,411 22,063 4,528 79.48 1023 ___________ 257,625 6,410,210 4,909,383 1,419,827 339,577 974,018 24, D17 5,511 77.88 1924. __________ 258,104 0,045,252 4,608,807 1,436,445 347,437 984,463 23,422 5,565 70.24

    1020 _________ ._ 258,646 6,246,883 4,033,497 1,613,386 365,790 1,136,728 24,152 6,238 74.17 1926 ___________ 258,296 0,508,670 4,760,235 1,742,444 306,538 1,229,020 25,199 6,746 73.23 1927 _______ . - __ 258,877 0,245,716 4,662,521 1,583,105 383,112 1,077,842 24,126 0,116 74. O/j 1928 _______ . ___ 260,026 0,212,404 4,508, GOO 1,703,858 395,631 1,182,467 23,892 0,553 72.57 11l20 ___ -- ______ 260,558 6,373,004 4,570,162 1,793,842 402,60B 1,262,636 24,150 6,885 71. 85

    1030 _____ - _ ---. 200,475 6,356,184 3,003,621 1,862, B03 353,831 874,151 20,561 1i,232 74.60 1031.. _________ 2li9,886 4,246,385 3,273,006 072,479 308,402 52B,204 16,330 3,742 77.10 103:!.. _________ 25U,066 3,103, 1i37 2,441,814 726,723 270,263 325,332 12,231 2,805 77.0G 1033 ___________ 257,802 3,138,180 2,285,218 852.068 253,522 477,326 12,173 3,309 72.82 1034.. ________ . 205,327 3,316,861 2,470, 997 836,864 243,640 465,890 12,001 3,278 74.77 19S5 ___________ 253,408 3,499,126 2,630,177 868,040 240,760 505,415 13,808 3,420 75.17 1936 ___________ 252,001 4, 108,658 2,913,360 1,135,202 324,858 675,600 10,208 4,504 72.37 1037 ___________ 200,150 4,226,325 3,165,154 1,061,171 331,013 5g7,841 10,855 1,232 74.80 1938 ___________ 240,110 3,610,072 2,702,081 B5.~, 301 346,236 370,865 14,616 3,426 76.40 lQ39 ________ • __ 247,500 4,050,047 2, otm, 438 1,090,009 361,617 595,961 16,364 4,407 73.07 1940 ___________ 246,050 4,354,712 3,131,598 1,223,114 402,953 690,564 17, DOS 4,971 71. Dl 1941.. _____ . ___ 244,800 5,413,972 3,700,921 1,704,051 655,070 1,009,592 22.108 6,058 68.52 1942 ___ • _______ 242,978 7, 547,826 4,653,705 2,804,121 1,211,775 1,400,364 31,061 11,911 D1.61l lO'l3. _______ . __ 240,703 0,138,410 5,714,804 3,423,615 1,862,040 1. 370, 568 37,951 14,218 02.54 1044_. _________ 240,123 0,524,620 6,345,035 3,170,504 1,861,662 1,113, 153 39,666 13,242 60.02 1045.. _________ 230,832 B, 986, 954 7,115,390 1,871,564 835,434 858,864 37,472 7,804 7~. r7

    Clnss [ ron us: 1926-1930_, ____ 239,703 6,038,339 4,421,090 1,610,040 370,041 1,114,003 25,191 6,744 73.23 1031-193L ____ 240,242 3,426,801 2,682,163 844,638 260.971 457,739 14,264 3,510 75.35 1936-1940 ______ 234,578 4,015,180 2,956,063 1, OliO, 117 347,655 080,277 17,117 4,615 73.62 1041.. _________ 232,166 5,340.700 3,664,232 1,082,468 547,230 00B,266 23, 030 7,247 68.53 1012 ___________ 230,025 7,400,823 4,601,083 2,864,740 1,198,834 1,484, 519 32,330 12,405 61. 63 1043 _______ . ___ 220,253 9,054,724 5,057.461 3,397,263 1,849,105 1,359,768 30,495 14,818 02.48 1044 _______ . ___ 228.026 g, 436, 790 6,282,063 3,104,727 1,840,043 1,106,327 41,276 13,799 60.57 1040 _______ . ___ 228,365 8,002,218 7, 051, 627 1,850,621 823,512 852,147 38,082 8,104 70.21

    Eastern district: 194L _________ 57,175 2,330,601 1, 6all, 058 003,733 228,838 300,602 40,704 12,134 70.23 1042 ________ > __ 56,840 3,062,743 2, 004, 286 1, Oli8, 457 436,083 536,733 53,875 18,610 65,44 1943 ___________ 56,281 3,648,765 2,386,194 1,162,501 596,682 484,099 03,054 20,656 67.24 1944 ___________ 56,081 3. 639, ~60 2,032,011 1,006,555 534,577 384,885 64, B06 17,948 72.31 104"--_________ 56,000 3,355,002 2,836,908 518,004 152,017 288,739 50,917 0,2GB 84.53

    Sou til ern district: 194L ______ . __ 44,122 1,010,534 637,701 372,833 137,639 230,716 22,903 8,450 63.11 1942 __________ . 43,749 1,428,975 819,631 609,344 304,151 202,566 32,063 13,928 57.36 1913 ________ '"_ 43,430 1,717,112 083,501 733,551 447,063 273,012 g9,538 16,8110 67.28 194L _________ 43,370 1,776, G2.3 1,101,086 675,537 431,049 233.083 40,964 15,676 61. 9B 1945.. _________ 43,351 1,639,384 1,278,643 860,711 188,577 171,031 37,817 8,321 78.00

    Western district: 104L _________ 130,860 2,005,475 1, 3S9, 573 615,lIOg 180,753 370,038 15,324 4,706 69.29 194,2 ___________ 130,327 2,074,105 1,777,166 1,106,939 41iB,000 655,221 22,820 9,181 59.75 1043.. __ . ____ " 129,552 3,788,827 2,287,676 1,501,151 805,450 602,657 20,246 11,5B7 00.38 1944 ___________ 129, 175 4,020,701 2,648,066 1,472,635 880,417 487,750 31,126 11,400 IJ3.37 1045. ______ . ___ 129,005 3,006,062 2,930,076 970,886 482,318 392,377 SO, 285 7,526 75.15

    Source: Interstnte Commorce Commission; ~nnual report, Statistics of Railways in the United states.

    1947

  • STEAM RAILWAYS 521 No. 574,-STEAM RAILWAYS (OLASS I)-INCOME ACCOUNT OF OPERATING ROADS:

    1926 TO 1945 [In thou81lnds of dollnrs. E:

  • 522 TRANSPORTATION, AIR AND LAND

    No. 575.-STEAM RAILWAYS (CLASS I)-RAILWAY TAX ACCRUALS, BY STATES: 1930 TO 1945

    [Excludes switching and terminal com panics nnd includes nonopemtlng subsidiaries. Total railroad taxes, Foderaland State in 1945 bi' classes, were as follows: Class I and subsidiaries, $826,574,766 (Including $2,033,055 Onuadinn, and $75s,770 Mexlcau taxes); class II and subsidiarIes, $9,a90,091; .class III anll subsidiaries, $2,248,383; swItching and terminal companies, $21,183,200; grand total, $850,705,530]

    AMOUNT (THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS) FER MILE OF LINE (DOLLAUS)

    STATE

    1930 1935 1940 1943 1944 1945 1940 1943 1944 19,15

    -----------------------------TotaL ________ _ 349,207 238,372 397,391 1,847,188 1,844,648 822,868 l,S09- -8,542 8,567 8,834

    --------------------------------U. S. Government taxos _______________ 40,086 20,790 183,546 1,583,256 1,564,118 Ml,004 886 7,821 7,264 2,088

    Nnw England: 1,751 1,761 1,705 Maine ___________ 1,008 1,232 1,161 636 960 077 I, 001

    New Hampshire_ 1,125 718 538 531 507 523 550 672 547 Wii Vermont _________ 407 413 258 289 286 286 301 407 401 402 Massachusotts ___ 4,700 3,904 3,832 3,816 3,849 4,414 2,147 2,225 2,258 2,67'1 Rl1odeIsland ____ 1387 664 635 765 758 798 3,5at 4,421 4,357 4,585 Oonllccticut ______ 1,672 711 946 2,650 1,627 1,416 1,071 3,0r

  • STEAM RAILWAYS 523

    No. 576.-STEAM RAILWAYS (CLASS I)-REVENUE FREIGHT, AVERAGE NUMBER OF WEEKLY CAR LOADINGS, BY PRINCIPAL COMMODITY GROUPS, BY MONTHS: 1042 TO 1946

    [Averages lor earlier years for all conimodWos are: 1918, 857,540; 1919, 804,472; 1920, 867,663; 1921, 756,215; 1922, 830,015; 1923, 957,926; 1924, 933,354; 1925, 985,080; 1026, 1,021,131; 1927, 902,99G; 1028, 092,113; 1029, 1,015,922; 1030 882,269; 1031, 714,447; 1932, 541,922; 1933, 561,924; 1934, 593,192; 1935, 605,849; 1936, 694,406; 1037, 724,132; 1938; 085,713; 1039, 652,144; 1040, 690,190; 1041, 813,205J

    1942 I 1943 I 1944 I 1945 I 1946 1942 I 1943 I 1944 I 1945 I 1946 WEEKLY AVER-AGE FOll-

    TOTAL, ALL CO!IMODITIES GRAIN AND GRAIN PRODUCTS

    yeur _______ 823,586 816,153 834,775 806,118 795,023 41,868 50,929 48,476 52,576 48,026 ---------'-------------------January _________ 771, GOO 727,060 789,675 750,914 720,905 41,686 49,227 56,711 44.008 61,71l1l Fobruary _______ 780,736 703,031 788,52\l 763,122 710,078 38,375 60,026 51,073 41,662 52,207 1vInrclL _________ 703, G05 709,100 783,2G7 804,418 706,440 36,472 46,097 44,667 43,680 47,303 U:~l::~::::::::: 837,740 788,220 818,902 844,334 651,138 35,263 44,090 38,237 50,031 35,108 834,110 840,709 861l,404 861,110 654,m7 34,717 43,797 10,031 62,152 '38,Ml5 JUl1e_~ __________ 810,414 800,679 867,777 873,303 812,582 38,392 ,49,928 47,053 54,741 44,415 July _____________ 837,027 803,832 864,958 844,821 851,710 47,481 58,676 50,197 64.245 57,037 AugusL. ________ 871,976 888,674 801,007 820.102 895,689 45,945 56,416 50,086 02,813 51,023 Soptombef. _____ 875,840 891,293 884,953 813,930 870,297 47,002 52,57G 48,291 50,143 47,033 October _________ 002,322 901,903 809.561 787,796 920,079 49,416 59,736 61,973 55,769 40,002 No\'omber ______ 809,146 820,208 841,220 802.200 844,056 42,040 63,573 50,033 50.370 49,011 Docomber _______ 709,612 745,881 730,810 685,448 755,505 44,159 48,147 13,745 48,480 51,814

    LIVESTOCK COAL

    yellr _______ 14,319 16,111 17,157 17,183 17,709 100,790 163,597 170,952 159,542 153,945 ------------------------------January _________ 12,928 13,710 10,433' 15,823 10,224 150,458 164,208 182,051 165,161 171.2H Fobruary _______ 10,505 12,678 15,240 13.601 18,199 157,235 176,143 181,060 167,802 185,006 1vIllrcb __________ to. 703 13,004 14,571 14,357 15,752 152,463 172,768 108, 585 165,697 187, 645 ApriL __________ 12,420 14,047 15,011 16,406 17,870 161,209 160,774 160,566 153,364 31,585 May ____________ 12,438 14,.203 15,041 15,426 14,786 105,921 104.449 176,311 149,980 81,701 Juuo ____________ 11.331 11,894 13,845 13,7GG 13,426 165,329 120,488 175,737 171, t04 157,337 July _____________ 10,372 _ 13,282 13,087 13,050 18.466 154,149 174,225 164,484 158,830 167,034 AugusL ________ 14,181 15,403 15,908 15,296 15,039 164,804 176,370 170,269 1fiO, 607 185, 063 soptomber ______ 17,723 20,442 19,935 21l,389 15.853 165,061 177.111 171,641 165,573 185,7\\1 Oo~ooor _________ 23,526 26,009 25,973 26,349 28,043 167,404 168,541 173,liD5 120,190 188,033 Novembor ______ 19, '120 22,736 23,287 25,053 23,492 162,367 145, 073 105,720 173,400 142,408 December _______ 15,770 15,649 17,541 17,653 15,802 153,133 167,216 150,728 153,456 149,837

    COKE ORE

    year _______ 14,055 14,456 14,436 13,360 11,287 51,985 54,146 50,934 47,583 38,369 ------------------------------January _________ 14,290 15,252 15,434 14,074 to,837 13,037 14,29i 14,345 11,147 8,558 jo'obruary _______ 14,275 14,908 15,152 14,795 8,lm 13,053 13,776 13,820 11,426 0,141 Mumb __________ 13,854 11,921 14,801 15,265 13,151 18,846 16,1l2 14,469 17,022 0.944 Atll------------ 13, BOO 14,448 14,739 13,001 7,482 58,804 32,900 49,084 57,085 13,1340 ~ ay ____________ 11,070 14,277 14.806 15,051 4,855 83,9405 77.714 70,543 75,852 2G,8n JUllO ____________ 14,059 12,0'18 14,878 14.081 9, SOO 89,702 83,832, 81,745 74,116 50,627 July _____________ 13,605 13,681 14,358 14,272 13,078 00,197 88,563 82,870 74,002 72,265 August __________ 13,865 14, 527 14,130 12,754 13,077 88,004 88,997 80,962 71,278 69,445 SO[ltomber ______ 14,008 14,74.0 13,786 11,661 13,8\14 84,021 86,231 75.815 71,34.5 G7,317 OctobcL ________ 14,271 15,1

  • 524 TRANSPORTATION, AIR AND LAND

    No. 577.~STEAM RAILWAYS-REVENUE FnEIGIlT' ORIGINATED A~m CARRIED, BY OOMMODl'l'Y GROUPS, ALL ROADS, 1906 TO 1915, OLASS I ROADS, 1916 TO 1945

    (In thollsands oC tnns 0[2000 pounds. For Y08t'sendod Juno 30 prior to 1016, calendar years tllOroaftGI'. Exc/udes switching and terrninai roads beginning with 1008. FlgnresCor 1011 to 1015, inclusive, exclude clllSs III ro~ds bnt this affectS cOnlparability very sllghtly; those aftor 1~16 excl~de botb class II apd claSS Ill, thereby roclucmg grand total about 6 percent. Excludes nonrevenue frelglIt; th,S Is a large item m the case of a faw commod· Itles notablY coal]

    i I I

    PRODUCTS OF

    Ani· 1l1NES

    Prod· mals Prod· CLASS OF ROAD AND 'YEAR Total

    uots of flnd ------- ucts of Oil YEARLY AVERAGE agrJ· prod· OORI forosts culture uets alid Other

    coke

    ---------------REVE1~"u'E FREIOET

    ORIGINATED

    All rOlld.: 1 030,255 73,804 20,000 324,282 147,861 08,870 1906-1010 •... .••.•.•.•.•.•.•.

    lOll-19M ' ••. _ ..•.••..•.•... I 1. 053, 648 00,005 25,731 302,80B 192,01i8 101,143

    Class I: I 1,216.452 112,038 32,030 400,120 220.810 07,351 1916-1020 ...•••..•••... - •. '.'

    H1Z1-UJ25 ••••••• ",.".".". 1, 181i, 4DO 112,215 26,504 40'1.764 207,020 gO, 310

    1021l-1O30 •....• '" .•.•.••.... 1,270,107 113,844 25,183 '14'7,203 202.328 03,033

    1931-1035 ........•..•..•.. '-' 758,855 83,150 18.li05 312,273 115,800 30,080

    1030-1040 ...•.•..• , •••••...•. 031,474 00,377 15,341 345,521 171,025 li2,833

    lOH-1045 ..•••..••.•...•. - ••. 1,400,208 13'1,344 21,005 477,837 280.810 70,100

    1039 •...• _ ••••.•.•••••.•...•. 001,669 01,564 15,040 330,047 165,002 50,156

    1940 •.•.••..••.•.•.•..•••. , •. 1,000,421 88,821 15,458 372,003 107.557 58,221

    1941 ....• _ ..••••• ' ••••.•..••. 1,227,650 100,173 16,810 419,510 264,017 71, 540

    1042 .... __ ..••....••.••.... _. 1.421,187 117,318 20,010 3471,072 '328,110 '84,032

    1943 ....•••.• _ .•...•.•.•..• -- 1,481,225 148,071 22,03G 3480,204 • 302.121 380,503

    1944 •. "" •••...•.•.••.•.. , •. 1,491,491 145,085 25,413 li24,224 201,041 83,731 1915 •.•. _ •.. _ ••••.•....•••• _. 1,424.013 169.571 23,748 485,100 247,832 75,004

    Eastern dlstricl: 592,145 '24'1.030 1013 •.•.•. ' .•...••••.•... , .-. 27,550 5.721 370,317 '5,325

    1914 ...• __ •.•..••....••• _. _ •. 607,633 28,178 6,502 268,907 58,080 6,238

    1945 •...•...•••••.••••••..• ,. 571,235 30,482 5,B06 240,001 50,003 fl,029 Southern district:

    1M3 ••......•••. _ .••...•..• __ 358. 9li3 10, BOO 2,285 '191,510 '54,327 '20,207 1044_ .......•...•.•.•..•.. --. 355.928 17.401 2.595 200,104 '10,424 20,030 1045._ .. __ ....... _.' ... " ,--. 340,410 18,731 2,317 186,771 38,820 28.134

    Western district: 1(143 •••••••••••••• ••••••••• -. 530,127 104.525 14,930 '50,724 '177,477 '40.001 1Q44 •••••••.•••••.••••••••.•• 627,930 100,010 10,316 55,153 102,528 48,463 1015 ......................... 513,250 110,3li8 15,535 51,737 153,003 41,H1

    TOTAL REVENU);) 1!llEIOIlT CARmEl) ,

    All rOl\ds: 1 1,673,431 lliO, 384 580,884 1006-1010 .•..••••.•••••.•..•. 38,760 228,663 168.023

    1011-1015 2 •••• _ ••••••••••••• I 1,881,635 [93,252 44,104 712. 103 284,499 183,202

    Class 1: 1016-'-1020 .• _ •..••••••.•.••.•. 1 2,212.207 225,505 55,100 820,012 340,783 193,436 1921-1025 .•....• _ .•.•...•.• _. 2. 06B, 262 221,061 46,065 757,498 310,014 '192,256 1020-1930 ...•.. _ •.•.•.••...•. 2.341.062 221,019 45,054 852.777 305,087 170, (154 1031-1035 .•.•..••••..•..••.•. 1,065,784 157,002 35,572 560,360 172,482 68,318 193r,..I040 .•.•..••.•....•... _. 1,683.416 166,337 31,074 628,126 204,266 100,876 1 941-1D45 .•.••• _ ••.•••••...•. 2.783,004 264,176 46,368 886,391 483,531 162,274 1043 •..• _ ....•.••... ~ .•.•..•. 3,008, 045 296.B84 48,334 020,511 537,336 165,737 1944 •.....•••.• _ •...•.•....•. 3,005,708 202,2\J5 53,136 061,137 468,810 170, 030 1045 ...........•••.......•.•. 2,823,901 314,338 50,505 885,251 431,480 153.843

    Eastern district: 1043 .•......•.•••........ ' ." 1,471,018 01,105 20,lliO 573,139 213,2'10 35,270 1044 ........... _ •.•..•...•••. 1,476,400 80,483 22,271 GOO, 136 186,214 36,503 1045 ......• " '" .....••..•••. 1,858,21)5 08,820 21,101 644,039 186,073 32,491

    Southern district: 1043 ...........•••• - .••....•. 622,280 50,190 6,015 217,205 00,508 40,142 1044 ..•........••...• "." .• _ 017,771 50,728 6,801 256,558 70,857 40,014 1915 ...........•.•.••...•..•. 586,140 52,40B 6,170 241,723 05,815 47,070

    Western dislrict: 1043 ...........•••.••. ,., .. ,. 014,138 165,589 22,163 100,167 233,468 81,325 1044 ...•.......•...••.. " .... 01I,528 152,084 24.004 104,443 211,748 84,462 1945 .••.... "" _ •. , - _ .. " .... 881,550 163,310 23,234 90,189 109, 592 74,282

    I Includes sarno undistrlbutod froight, 'Excluding class III. a Data for selected cla~scs omitted, pursuant to order of Commission, Apr. 27, 1042. 4 IncludJng recoipts from connecting lines.

    llANUFAGTUHES AND lIISCELLA'

    NEOUS

    Oadoad Less than ship· monts car .. lond ------

    162,225 33,091 181,101 41,314

    231,001 52,014 2,10,481 42,130 301,300 36,110 170,703 10,140 230,080 10,488

    380,301 10,107 2a3,086 14,876 202,010 14, G03 330,603 18,ODl

    '301,393 317,575 3300,021 318,011 431,272 20, 12.; 412,216 20,833

    '210,589 310,034 229.103 10,556 215,591 10,633

    '56,033 '3,811 02,3M7 3,047 61,540 4,100

    '117,300 '5,066 130,832 5,022 135,085 6,100

    314,007 lill.rm 356,660 71,347

    4G6,202 9S,550 465,007 BU,371 584,457 62,214 341,825 30,135 403,504 20,143 877,300 38,332 Dao, 372 38,638

    1,010,948 40,42,j 047,270 41,21,

    490,202 20,370 520,560 21,203 472,614 21,267

    150,511 0,072 174,385 0,368 163,378 V,582

    280,659 U,187 324,004 0,703 311,278 10,805

    Source: Interstate Oommerce Oommlsslon; annual report, Statistics of Runways in the United Sta.tes.

    1947

  • STEAM RAILWAY ACCIDENTS 525

    No. 1S78,-STEAM-RAILWAY ACCIDENTS-NuMBER OF PERSONS KILLED AND INJURED,

    BY STATUS: 1891 TO 1945

    [For various reasons, including the fact that returns were required under different acts, the statistics tiro notslrictly com\ltlrablc. Prior to 1921, train accidents were those causing damage to railway \lroperty in excess of $150 or any damage and [l resulting casualty. TlJcreafter they were considered as such when the damage exceeded $160 with or without a casualty. Where the damage Is loss than $150 and there is a reportable casualty it is classified as a train·servico accident. Figures for yoers 1911-15 include industrial and otber nontrain accidents to employees only, and for years 1908-10 do not cover switching and terminal roads. Otherwise tho statement covors aU reportable accidents, including those due to suicide, mental derangement, and attempting to escape custody]

    TOTAL PASSENGER 1 EMPLOYEES' OTHER PERSONS TRESPASSERS YEARLY AVERAGE OR YEAR ENDED-

    Killed Injured KllIed Injured KllIed Injured Killed Injured Killed Injured --- ------------------------

    June 30: 1801-1805. ___ ._._ 6,821 35,313 .292 2,907 2,315 27,051 595 1,283 3,618 4,011 1800-1000 _______ . 6,940 42,248 222 a,237 2,054 32,793 634 1,547 4,036 4,672 1oo1-190L __ . __ . 0,326 72,043 392 7,894 3,249 57,209 891 2,793 4,795 5,047 1006-1910 ________ 10,210 105,617 385 11,625 3,572 83,502 994 4,830 5,258 5,660 1011-1915 _______ . 10,174 174,941 273 13,382 3,273 148,640 1,202 6,836 5,360 6,083

    Dec. 31: 10[(\-1020. _______ 8,662 176,093 304 7,419 2, B55 157,523 2,074 8,460 3,429 3,2~1 1021-1025 .• ____ ._ 6,B18 141,688 173 5,578 1,654 123,700 2,225 9,420 2,566 2,901 lU26-1930 ________ 6,623 89,513 101 3,667 1,395 73,522 2,006 9,822 2,521 2,532 1028. __ .. __ .. __ ._ O,OBO 80,205 91 3,468 1,329 70,873 2,773 9,497 2,487 2,367 102\) _________ . ___ 6,600 77,013 114 3,846 1,428 60,739 2,724 10,082 2,121 2,34 1930 ___ . _________ 5,605 49,443 61 2,666 977 35,872 2,218 8,230 2,409 2,075 1931. ________ ._._ 5,271 35,671 46 2,104 677 23,358 2,059 7,232 2,489 2,977 1932 ___ .. ________ 4,005 20,232 27 1,912 579 17,742 1,722 6,214 2,577 3,3M 1033. ___ . ____ • __ . 5,180 27,516 51 2,067 533 15,932 1,704 5,915 2,sn 3 .. 1)02 1934 _____ • _______ 5,020 28,041 38 1,945 556 17,338 1,729 6,573 2,697 2,785 1935. __ ._. ___ ._ •. 5,258 28,108 30 1,049 600 16,742 1,842 6,711 2,780 2,706 1036 ______ • ______ 5,550 34,723 41 2,548 720 22,400 1,988 7,348 2,801 2,418 1US7 ___ ._. __ . ____ 5,502 36,713 34 2,594 712 24,114 2,102 7,703 2,654 2,30 1038 ______ •. _ .• __ 4,649 27,275 81 2,345 513 16,509 1,095 6,253 2,360 2,108 19,39 ___ ._. __ . ____ 4,492 28,144 40 2,580 530 17,383 1,564 6,225 2,352 1,orm 1940 ___ ._ .. __ ._._ 4,740 29,600 83 2,597 583 18,350 1,970 6,886 2,095 1, 773 1941. __ .. ____ . __ . 5,191 37. 820 48 3,009 807 25, B66 2,141 7,378 2,105 I,57 1042. ___ .. __ . ____ 5,337 48,123 - 122 3,501 1,005 36, 032 2,107 7,237 2,013 1,353 1943 ___ ._. ____ ... 5,051 60,348 278 5,166 1,072 46,971 1,946 7,076 1,755 1; 135 1044. ___________ • 4,908 61,251 267 4,854 1,087 48,613 1,058 6,632 1,506 1,152 ]940 ___ ._. __ . ___ . 4,812 61,515 156 4,B40 072 48,632 2,052 6,870 1,032 1,173

    2

    -, Data cover passongers on trains (Iud travelers not on trains. Casualties sustained in nontmin accidents in·

    c1uded with "other persons." , Prior to 1021 casuulties sustained by employees not on duty in non train accidents included with "other persons."

    Source: Intcrstate Commerce Commission, !lllllual report, Accident Bulletin-Steam Railways.

    No, 579,-STEAM RAILWAYS (OLASS I)-FUEL OONSUMPTION AND RAIL AND TIE REPLAOEMENTS: 1943, 1944, AND 1945

    [ExolU(les ralls and ties laid in now constructiou. Short ton Is 2,000 pounds; loug ton, 2,240 pounds]

    ALL DISTRICTS

    CLASS

    1943 1944

    ----Oonsumptlon of fuol by locomotives:

    281 197 Anthracite ___________ ... ___ 1,000 sbort tons_. Bituminous coaL ______ . ___ . ____ .. ' .. _do ____ 122,593 122,654 Fuel oil ' ____ .. _____ . __ . _______ 1,000 gallons._ 4,433,419 4,511,002 Otller fuel equivalout_._. ___ 1,000 short tons_. 26 29

    l'oln], caul eauivalent ' __ 1,000 short tons __ 151,412 151,928 Ralls laid in replacement and betterment:

    2,410 2,87B 'l'otal tonnago __ . ___ . ____ .. __ 1,000 long tons __ 'l'otal charges , ___ ... __ .. __ . ____ 1,000 dollars_. 81,793 100,253

    Ties laid in previously constructed tracks: Oross tles_ .' ______ . _____ ._." ____ thousands __ 45,439 48,033 Switch and bridge ties _____ l,ooO board feet __ 124,097 137,780 'I'otal charges ' .. _ .. ____ . ______ .1,000 dollars __ 81,793 101,740

    1 Ilotio of luol oil to coal baseu upon experienco of various roads . • Totals includo equivalent of a small amount of miscellaneous fuel. ! Excludes lubor cost of applying mils or ties.

    1945

    ----139

    115,lM 4,413,072

    32 143,806

    2,956 106,010

    43,912 130,520

    97,1108

    - 1945 Eastern Southern Western distriot district district

    ----------139 ~ ------ --- -.-------

    54,761 27,002 33,301 4,074 44,604 4,363,404

    4 1 27 64,935 27,358 61,513

    941 727 1,238 32,781 25,695 47,534

    10,886 10,401 ,22, U25 34,616 32,4()3 6'&,Hl 27,967 24,396 45,545

    Bource: Interstate Commarc!> Oommission; annual report, Statistics of Ranways in the United Statos.

    1947

  • 526 TRANSPORTATION, AIR AND LAND

    No. 580.-ExPRESS OOMPANIES-INCOME ACCOUNT: 1921 TO 1945 lIn thousands of dollllrs. M!leage opernted by Railway Express 'Agency, Inc., 1015: Total, 287,734; stenmrond,

    190,879; electric line, 1,020; steamboatJine, 13,152; motor carricr, 16,004;.alrpIflne, 69,110J

    Receipts Paid Total Net Opor-for for oper- Oper- ~g~~ Other Net CALENDAR YEAR trans- express sting ating Express atlng In- in-taxes In-

    porta- yr!vl- reve- expenses rcve- come' como como a tion cges nnes I nues

    ------------------------Americal1 Railway ElI-

    press Co.: 184,807 182,205 2,631 2,005 608 2,074 2,309 1 Q21 __________________ 294,661 113,401 1020 __________________ 200,303 143,832 149,716 146,433 3,282 2,060 1,105 t,088 2,184 1920' ___ . ____________ 41, t04 18,654 23,083 22,560 623 327 103 193 381

    Railway Express Ageney, Inc_:

    116,535 1,343 1020 , ___ . ____________ 242,216 127,591 117,628 2,003 734 G87 20 1933 ________ - - _ - _. -- -. 118,073 41,468 76,503 73,416 3,087 1,624 1,635 186 66 1934-. ________________ 130,053 50,630 82,007 70,756 '3,151 1,518 1,612 156 4 1935,. _______________ . 138,751 53,170 88,008 84,899 3,160 1,548 1,603 148 4 1036 __ .. ______________ 155,446 59,326 08,634 02.668 5,006 4.5.11 1,418 1m 6{j 1937 __ .. ___________ c __ 160,788 58,000 105,300 100,441 4,065 3,305 1,528 167 22 1938.. _______________ • 155,500 50,478 107,040 98,827 8,813 6,401 2,304 173 731 1030 ____________ .. ___ • 167,170 57,803 1H,976 104,158 7,818 6, 967 S81 102 2 1940 _________________ . 176,521 50,063 110,057 111,478 8,470 7,539 907 178 4 1941. _________________ 195,696 63,117 135,202 125,038 9,624 8,488 1,106 225 188 1042 _______________ - __ 260,250 107,708 155,300 144,448 10,858 9,785 1, 055 320 lIlI 1943 __________________ 350.215 146,042 207,54li 103,600 13,055 13,074 861 433 66 1044.. ________________ 400.865 150,088 254,734 238,017 16,717 15,518 1,172 340 219 1045.. ________________

    437,la9 157,075 284,428 266,900 17,40B 16,724 712 372 B !£8 Southeastern EJrp~cs"

    Co.: 1021 7 ________________ 4,374 1,640 2,781 2,719 61 25 37 10 47 1025 __________________ 8,041 3,012 4,241 4,086 155 86 67 20 87 1920 __________________ 8,007 3,900 4,244 4,098 146 110 35 38 73 1033 __ • _______________ 4,326. 1,637 2,905 2,769 136 94 38 15 63 1935 __________________ 5,520 2,234 3,406 3,250 156 06 57 3 60 1936 __________________ 6,270 2,484 3,003 8,705 198 140 57 .. ------- 57 1937 ________ --. _______ 6,102 1,007 4,221 3,930 201 242 48 1 49 1938" ________________ 3,122 746 2,436 2,270 160 168 6 1 7

    1 Includes revonues from sources other than transportation. , Deducting, besides taxes, a small amount of uncollectible revenue . • Sum of 2 preceding columns It'ss deductions . • Result of operations for.2 months ended Feb. 28, 1029, whon taken over by Railway Express Agency, Inc. ! Result of operations for 10 months ended Dec. 31, lQ29. • DEficit. . 7 Rosult of operlltions for 8 months ended Dec. 31, 1921. S Result of operations