675. O. L. Owen v. Eastern Railway Company of New Mexico. December 11, 1907. Refund of $40 on 2 carloads of sand from Fort Sumner, N. Mex., to Clovis, N. Mex., on account of excessive rate.

676. Railway Lumber & Supply Company v. Missouri Pacific Railway Company. December 9, 1907. Refund of $54.01 on carload of oak ties from Dermott, Ark., to Lincoln, Nebr., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

677. Penn Lumber Company v. Missouri Pacific Railway Company. January 2, 1908. Refund of $38.56 on shipment of lumber from Bierne, Ark., to Fairport, N. Y., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

679. Carnegie Steel Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad Company. January 2, 1908. Refund of $113.73 on 7 carloads of ore from Chester, Pa., to Munhall, Cochran, Clairton, and Donora, Pa., on account of excessive rate.

680. Estabrook-Skeele Lumber Company v. Illinois Central Railroad Company. December 16, 1907. Refund of $18.64 on shipment of spokes from Jackson, Tenn., to Stoughton, Wis., on account of excessive rate.

681. Central Broom Company v. Missouri Pacific Railway Company. December 11, 1907. Refund of $1.65 on 4 shipments of brooms from Jefferson City, Mo., to Owatonna, Minn., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

683. Batelle & Renwick v. Mallory Steamship Company. December 16, 1907. Refund of $55.28 on shipment of sulphur from New York, N. Y., to Chattanooga, Tenn., on account of excessive rate.

685. Mernrath Brokerage Company v. Central of Georgia Railway Company. January 25, 1908. Refund of $11.74 on shipment of canned goods from Baltimore, Md., to Kansas City, Mo., on account of excessive rate.

686. American Granite Company v. New York Central Lines. January 24, 1908. Refund of $13.12 on 6 boxes of granite from Hardwich, Vt., to Delaware, Ohio, on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

687. Clark & Wilson Lumber Company v. Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company. February 28, 1908. Refund of $135.12 on carload of lumber from Linnton, Oreg., to Curries, Nev., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

688. H. E. Siman v. Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Company. December 21, 1907. Refund of $16.74 on shipments of cattle from Bonesteel, S. Dak., to Winside, Nebr., on account of excessive rate.

689. National Wholesale Lumber Dealers' Association v. Norfolk & Western Railway Company. January 22, 1908. Refund of $26.07 on carload of lumber from Rustburg, Va., to East Pittsburg, Pa., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

690. McCaw Manufacturing Company v. Georgia Railroad. December 14, 1907. Refund of $100.17 on 12 shipments of soap from Macon, Ga., to Newbern, N. C., on account of excessive rate.

692. Lyon Cypress Lumber Company v. Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad Company. February 29, 1908. Refund of $5.58 on 2 carloads of lumber from Garyville, La., to Robinson, Ill., on account of excessive rate.

693. Standard Novelty Works v. St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company. December 16, 1907, Refund of $53 on 2 shipments of lumber from Waldo, Ark., to Garden City, Kans., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

694. Western Tie & Timber Company v. Missouri Pacific Railway Company. December 13, 1907. Refund of $16.13 on carload of oak piling from McAlmont, Ark., to Hannibal, Mo., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

695. American Milling Company v. Illinois Central Railroad Company. December 27, 1907. Refund of $120 on shipments of cotton-seed meal from Dyersburg, Tenn., to Linden, Ind., on account of misrouting by defendant's agent.

696. Agent, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company v. St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company. December 12, 1907. Refund of $11.25 on carload of oak staves from Paragould, Ark., to South Omaha, Nebr., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

697. American Hide & Leather Company v. Erie Railroad Company. March 3, 1908. Refund of $85.44 on shipments of bark from points in Michigan to Ballston, N. Y., on account of excessive rate.

700. C. S. Christenson Company v. Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Company. December 23, 1907. Refund of 60 cents on carload of flour from Madelia, Minn., to Blair, Wis., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

701. W. T. Ferguson Lumber Company v. Louisiana & Arkansas Railway Company. December 17, 1907. Refund of $3.83 on carload of lumber from Minden, La., to Hawk, Mo., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

702. American Locomotive Company v. New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company. December 23, 1907. Refund of $23,237.50 on shipment of locomotives. from Schenectady, N. Y., to Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, on account of error in not reissuing tariff.

703. Spring Valley Iron & Ore Company v. Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Company. December 28, 1907. Refund of $440.80 on shipments of ore from Virginia, Minn., to Spring Valley, Wis., on account of excessive minimum carload weight.

704. Pecan Gap Cotton Oil Company v. Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Company. January 11, 1908. Refund of $402.42 on 3 carloads of cotton seed from Davis, Okla., to Pecan Gap, Tex., on account of excessive rate.

706. Volkmer Lumber Company v. Missouri Pacific Railway Company. December 16, 1907. Refund of $8.87 on carload of lumber from Tuckerton, Ark., to Galesburg, Ill., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

707. Theo. Hoeffeller & Company v. Southern Railway Company. December 17, 1907. Refund of $2.23 on shipment of rope from Nashville, Tenn., to Chagrin Falls, Ohio, on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

708. Antle-Linley Grain Company v. Missouri Pacific Railway Company. December 16, 1907. Refund of $25.51 on carload of corn from Atchison, Kans., to Nashville, Tenn., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

710. American Smelting and Refining Company v. San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Company. March 31, 1908. Refund of $3,213.74 on shipments of ore from Goldfield, Nev., to Murray, Utah, on account of excessive rate.

711. Dana & Company v. Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company. December 26, 1907. Refund of $28.32 on shipment of ferro-silicon from Philadelphia, Pa., to South Bethlehem, Pa., on account of excessive rate.

712. Duluth Superior Milling Company v. Erie & Western Transportation Company, January 4, 1908. Refund of 60 cents on shipment of flour from Duluth, Minn., to Williamsport, Pa., on account of excessive estimated weight.

713. Dighton Furnace Company, North Dighton, Mass., and White, Warner Company, Taunton, Mass. v. New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company. December 16, 1907. Refund of $25 and $60, respectively, on shipments of pig iron from East Providence, R. I., to North Dighton and Weir Branch, Mass., on account of excessive rate.

714. Baird Produce Company v. Manistee & Northeastern Railroad Company. January 11, 1908. Refund of $36.43 on shipment of potatoes from Glengarry, Mich., to Chicago, Ill., on account of excessive rate.

715. Pine Belt Lumber Company v. St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company. December 23, 1907. Refund of $14.34 on 2 carloads of lumber from Swink and Fort Towson, Okla., to Lebanon and Republic, Mo., on account of excessive rate.

716. Jennison Brothers & Company v. Erie & Western Transportation Company. January 4, 1908. Refund of $1.27 on shipment of flour from Janesville, Minn., to Lebanon, Pa., on account of excessive estimated weight.

717. Wylie, Son & Company v. Erie & Western Transportation Company. January 4, 1908. Refund of 98 cents on shipment of flour from Milwaukee, Wis., to Baltimore, Md., on account of excessive estimated weight.

722. Menomonie Hydraulic Press Brick Company v. Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Company. January 8, 1908. Refund of $2 on shipment of brick from Brickton, Ill., to Menomonie, Wis., on account of excessive minimum carload weight.

724. G. II. Barnes Hardwood Lumber Company v. St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company. December 23, 1907. Refund of $21.36 on shipment of lumber from Paragould, Ark., to Oelwein, Iowa, on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

725. W. C. Wood Lumber Company v. Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company. December 23, 1908. Refund of $10.20 on shipment of lumber from Collins, Miss., to McKees Rocks, Pa., on account of excessive rate, due to error in tariff, making same illegal.

726. T. J. Moss Tie Company v. St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company. January 17, 1908. Refund of $574 on 23 carloads of ties from Joppa, Ill., to Sanford and St. Marys, Ind., on account of excessive rate.

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728. William Buchanan v. St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company. December 28, 1907. Refund of $15.02 on shipment of lumber from Springhill, La., to Calumet, Mich., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

731. J. W. Biles Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company. January 1, 1908. Refund of $134.04 on shipments of dried grain from Louisville, Ky., to St. Bernard, Ohio, on account of excessive rate.

732. Agent, Southern Railway Company v. Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad Company. December 27, 1907. Refund of $13.62 on 25 bales of cotton from Yazoo, Miss., to Piedmont, Ala., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

734. Rock Island Sash & Door Works v. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company. December 27, 1907. Refund of $4.19 on carload of sash and doors from Rock Island, Ill., to Paterson, N. J., on account of excessive rate.

735. Ten Mile Lumber Company v. Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company. December 19. 1907. Refund authorized on carload of lumber from Tenmile, Miss., to Louisville, Ky., on account of error in tariff which made it illegal and void at the time shipment moved.

736. Schwarzchild & Sulzberger Company v. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company. February 28, 1908. Refund of $17.57 on 6 carloads of meat from Kansas City, Mo., to Denver, Colo., on account of oversight in publishing tariff.

738. Greenville Carolina Power Company v. Southern Railway Company. April 25, 1908. Refund of $465.43 on shipment of contractor's outfit from Greenville, S. C., to Andover, Mass., and Bar Mills, Me., on account of excessive rate.

739. M. Hayman & Company v. Central of Georgia Railway Company. January 3, 1908. Refund of $100.03 on 2 carloads of waste from Albany, Ga., to New York City, on account of excessive rate.

748. Charles Dreifus Company v. Norfolk & Western Railway Company. January 2, 1908. Refund of $65.39 on 3 carloads of scrap iron from Ronaoke, Va., to Donaghmore, Pa., on account of excessive rate.

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750. Headley Lumber Company v. Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company. ber, 27, 1907. Refund of $19.30 on carload of lumber from Collins, Miss., to Hume, Ill., on account of error in tariff making same illegal and void at the time shipment moved. 757. Wilson-Popham Cattle Company v. Eastern Railway Company of New Mexico. January 22, 1908. Refund of $41.80 on shipment of cattle from Pecos, Tex., to Kansas City, Mo., on account of excessive rate.

760. Aragon Mills v. Seaboard Air Line Railway. January 22, 1908. Refund of $52.95 on shipment of coal from Dora, Ala., to Aragon, Ga., on account of excessive rate. 761. Universal Portland Cement Company v. Southern Pacific Company. January 30, 1908. Refund of $691.94 on 10 shipments of cement from Buffington, Ind., to Pacific coast points on account of excessive minimum carload weight.

765. Lutcher & Moore Cypress Lumber Company v. Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad Company. February 1, 1908. Refund of $10.78 on 2 carloads of lumber from Lutcher, La., to Robinson, Ill., on account of excessive rate.

766. Industrial Lumber Manufacturing Company v. Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company. December 21, 1907. Refund of $27.76 on 3 carloads of lumber from Lumberton and Tenmile, Miss., to McKees Rocks, Pa., on account of excessive rate.

767. Eastman, Gardner & Company v. Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company. December 23, 1907. Refund of $32.64 on 4 shipments of lumber from Laurel, Miss., to Gillespie and Kewanee, Ill., Russiaville, Ind., and St. Louis, Mo., on account of excessive rate due to error in tariff making same illegal.

769. Barrett Manufacturing Company v. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company. February 15, 1908. Refund of $21 on shipment of roofing paper from St. Joseph, Mich., to Charles City, Iowa, on account of excessive rate.

770. First National Bank v. Adams Express Company. December 30, 1907. Refund of $260 on shipment of silver coin from Denver, Colo., to St. Louis, Mo., on account of excessive rate.

771. W. W. Herron Lumber Company v. Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company. December 27, 1907. Refund of $7.46 on shipment of lumber from Tenmile, Miss., to Butler, Pa., on account of error in tariff making same void at time shipment moved. 772. Peter Kuntz v. Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company. December 28, 1907. Refund of $9.12 on shipment of lumber from Wiggins, Ind., to Middleton, Ind., on account of error in tariff making same illegal and void at time shipment moved.

773. Nicola, Stone & Meyers Company v. Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company. March 6, 1908. Refund of $6.37 on shipment of lumber from Epps, Miss., to Cairo, Ill., on account of excessive rate.

776. D. G. Cutler Company v. Great Northern Railway Company. December 28, 1907. Refund of $53.24 on carload of salt from Duluth, Minn., to Glasgow, Mont., on account of oversight in republication of tariff.

777. Marblehead Lime Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company. December 17, 1907. Refund of $20 on carload of lime from Brillion, Wis., to Joliet, Ill., on account of excessive rate.

783. Taylor Milling & Elevator Company v. Great Northern Railway Company. January 28, 1908. Refund of $318.02 on 2 carloads of machinery and 2 carloads of lumber from Murdock, Minn., to Lethbridge and Alberta, on account of excessive rate.

785. Studebaker Brothers Company v. Oregon Short Line Railroad Company. February 19, 1908. Refund of $478.40 on shipment of vehicles from South Bend, Ind., to Logan and Malad, Utah, on account of excessive rate.

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786. Gulfport Lumber Company v. Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company. ber 23, 1907. Refund of $15.22 on shipment of lumber from Maxie, Miss., to Savanna, Ill., on account of error in tariff making same illegal.

787. Chicago Lumber & Coal Company v. Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company. December 23, 1907. Refund of $8 on shipment of lumber from Gandsi, Miss., to Peru, Ind., on account of excessive rate.

788. Agent at Twin Falls, Idaho, v. Oregon Short Line Railroad Company. January 31, 1908. Refund of $83.36 on shipments of emigrant movables from points on its line to Twin Falls, Idaho, on account of inadvertence in canceling rate.

789. H. D. Lee Mercantile Company v. Union Pacific Railroad Company. March 20, Refund of $5.94 on carload of watermelons from Kansas City, Mo., to Salina, Kans., on account of excessive rate.

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796. Florida Cotton Oil Company v. Southern Railway Company. December 28, 1907. Refund of $27.15 on carload of cotton seed from Bremen, Ga., to Jacksonville, Fla., on account of excessive rate.

798. Peerless Transit Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad Company. February 21, 1908. Refund of $20.34 on shipment of tank car of gasoline from Struthers, Pa., to East St. Louis, Ill., on account of excessive rate.

800. Manhattan Electrical Supply Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad Company, January 29, 1908. Refund of $82.07 on six carloads of manganese ore from Baltimore. Md., to Ravenna, Ohio, on account of misunderstanding resulting in canceling of rate. 801. Northwestern Fuel Company v. Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Company. January 18, 1908. Refund of $2 on shipment of lumber from Superior, Wis., to Minnesota Transfer, Minn., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

802. Peerless Transit Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad Company. January 23, 1908. Refund of $31.47 on shipments of oil from Titusville and Struthers, Pa., to Memphis, Tenn., on account of excessive rate.

804. Parsons Band Cutter & Self Feeder Company v. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company. January 13, 1908. Refund of $1.97 on shipment from Axtell, Nebr., to Newton, Iowa, on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

807. William F. Allen & Company v. Central Railroad Company of New Jersey. January 21, 1908. Refund of $39.04 on shipment of plastering hair from Wautauga, Tenn., to Newark, N. J., on account of excessive rate.

810. Hickman, Williams & Company v. Pennsylvania Railroad Company. January 24, 1908. Refund of $11.76 on carload of silicon from Jersey City, N. J., to Pittsburg, Pa., on account of inadvertence in publishing rate schedule.

812. E. A. Upstill & Company v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company. January 22, 1908. Refund of $554.94 on shipments of coal from Benwood, W. Va., to Milton Siding, N. J., on account of excessive rate.

813. L. W. Pratt, Secretary, Tacoma Chamber of Commerce v. Northern Pacific Railway Company. January 6, 1908. Refund of $209.10 on shipment of exhibits from Tacoma, Wash., to Pittsburg, Pa., on account of delay in securing permission to publish rate.

814. E. W. Mudge & Company v. Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company. January 4, 1908. Refund of $26.87 on 2 carloads of scrap iron from Trenton, N. J., to Mount Dallas, Pa., on account of excessive rate.

816. Western Meat Company v. Southern Pacific Company. January 30 1908. Refund of $261.20 on shipments of hogs and sheep from various points to San Francisco, Cal., on account of error in publishing tariff.

819. Interstate Oil Company v. Kansas City Southern Railway Company. January 14, 1908. Refund of $6.78 on 11 shipments of oil from Kansas City, Mo., to Joplin, Mo., on

account of excessive rate.

825. N. L. Williams v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company. January 29, 1908. Refund of $25.41 on carload of corn from Newkirk, Okla., to Ladonia, Tex., on account of error in publishing tariff.

826. Commercial Milling Company v. Canadian Pacific Railway Company. January 3, 1908. Refund of $18 on carload of flour from Detroit, Mich., to Ashland, Me., on account of excessive rate.

827. Utah Junk Company v. San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Company. February 21, 1908. Refund of $435 on shipment of scrap iron from Las Vegas, Nev., to Salt Lake City, Utah, on account of excessive rate.

829. Kalamazoo Tank & Silo Company v. Michigan Central Railroad Company. December 17, 1907. Refund of $77.76 on shipment of silo material from Kalamazoo, Mich., to Cleveland, Wis., on account of excessive rate.

830. Frank M. Cramer v. Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Company. December 12, 1907. Refund of $84.72 on 41 carloads of coal from Coffeen, Ill., to Toledo, Ohio, on account of cars not being large enough to carry the tariff minimum carload weight.

832. Loudon Hosiery Mills v. Southern Railway Company. January 21, 1908. Refund of 48.50 on 10 shipments of cotton hosiery from Loudon, Tenn., to various points on account of excessive rate.

834. Wilson, Popham Cattle Company v. Southern Kansas Railway Company of Texas. December 30, 1907. Refund of $80.11 on shipments of cattle from Pecos, Tex., to White Deer, Tex., on account of excessive rate.

835. W. P. Devereux Company v. Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Company. December 16, 1907. Refund of $17 on carload of hay from Bloomer, Wis., to Cairo, Ill., on account of misrouting by carrier's agent.

836. Northwestern Leather Company v. Canadian Pacific Railway Company. December 14, 1907. Refund of $66.82 on 18 shipments of bark from Dayton and Bruce, Ontario, to Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., on account of excessive rate.

837. Ream & Roebeck v. Michigan Central Railroad Company. December 28, 1907. Refund of $79.10 on 3 carload shipments of manure from Chicago, Ill., to Niles, Mich., on account of excessive rate.

839. Atlantic Export Company v. New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company. February 24, 1908. Refund of $102.45 on shipments of brewers' grain from Providence, R. I., to New York, N. Y., for export on account of excessive rate.

840. Booth- McClintock Company v. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company. April 14, 1908. Refund of $188.32 on shipment of dried fruit from Fresno, Cal., to Spokane, Wash., on account of excessive rate.

841. Thomas W. Collins & Company v. Southern Pacific Company. April 24, 1908. Refund of $16.89 on shipment of empty beer packages from Oakland, Cal., to Milwaukee, Wis., on account of error by carrier in not following shipping instructions.

843. Chicago Lumber & Coal Company v. Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company. January 2, 1908. Refund of $81.22 on 10 carloads of lumber from and to various points on account of error in tariff making same illegal and void at time shipment moved.

844. Lewis- Vidger-Loomis Company v. Northern Pacific Railway Company. January 3, 1908. Refund of $23.18 on 2 shipments of grapes from Montrose, Iowa, to Fargo, N. Dak., on account of excessive rate.

848. J. Watts Kearney & Sons v. Morgan's Louisiana & Texas Railroad & Steamship Company. January 29, 1908. Refund of $28.64 on shipment of lime from Nashville, Tenn., to Oliver, La., on account of excessive rate.

849. American Iron & Steel Manufacturing Company v. Southern Pacific Company. January 17, 1908. Refund of $498.49 on shipment of railroad material from Reading, Pa., to De Quincy, La., on account of excessive rate.

850. Pecos Valley Irrigated Land Company v. Pecos Valley Lines. January 3, 1908. Refund of $166.78 on carload of oats from Artesia, N. Mex., to El Paso, Tex., on account of excessive rate.