CANADA DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS TRANSFORTATION BRJNCH MONTHLY TRAFFIC REPORT. of the RAILWAYS OF CANADA. For NOVEMBER
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1 I _ PROPERTr t EA ½ p ec'4mar 25 U24 IPUUIIUAt$f $T&10I CANADA DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS - - TRANSFORTATION BRJNCH MONTHLY TRAFFIC REPORT of the RAILWAYS OF CANADA For NOVEMBER I-+ + f'ubjuhød by Ariy of tfrr Hon. Th0. A. Low. M. P., Miniger of Tride end Cornrn6rce. p S OTTAWA 1924
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3 Th;32ORTATI ON BRAITCH OTT AVA Dominion Stitistcian, R.H. Ccats, L.A., P.3.3., P.R.S.C. - Chief, Transportation Branch, G.S. Wrong, B.Sc. M0ITHLY TRAFFIC REPORT Ism R/ULVIAYS OP CA1TADA Pan IovE1LB]m, 1923 CUMULATIVE TOTALS FOR CATIA JANIJARY - 1TOV10 1 R PRODUCTS Loaded at BECELVThD F0M FOREIGN COI'ThECTIO. Freight Canadian Destined to Destined to Originated Statiorlo Canadian leareign From Points- points: Cc,nnecti C. Agricultural 23,680,694 19,289,328 1,216,073 3, ,391,36 A nirnal 2,942,789 1,482, ,771 1,146,490 1,4j0,26: line 24,071,721 14,104,329 8,263,268 1,704 ) 124 9,907,3 Forest 10,699,021 9, ,851 8ii,6o8 1, 135, 4 Manufactures & Misc. 19,57 2,076 12,751,824 2,279,58 4,540,664 6,820,2' '.3rand 80,966,3c1 57,191,541 12,396,581 11,373,179 23,774,7) JANUARY - N0\ 1923_ ;ricultural 22,171,463 18,595, ,949 2,769,209 3,576,15..nira1 3, 079,961 1,493, ,928 1,290,455 1,586,39. me 33,5 6 5,058 16,640,936 14,212, ,711,995 16,924, 12's.'orest 13,702,344 12,334, , ,698 1,367,5/'.anufacture. & Mizc. 22,516,949 13,839,124 2,959,643 5,718,182,677,8 2. )rand 95,03,775 62,903,715 16,714,318.13,417,742 32,132,0' 73/24/GA 4
4 2 COLEODITL'3 * CIILAD :Tt'a1 rreiht. Loaded t 0rigü'.ted. Canadiat. 3atioii AJICULTUPAL 2P.CDTJCT Wheat. 2,783,62 2,733, Corn 64,ni53 24, at 323,LL14 281,384.. Barley ;:0 Rye 23,064 21;672, P1c ,1O '. Other Grain Flour 21-9, ,111 '?. Other Mill Products , Hay and Straw 89,463 82,fl8.. Cotton Apples (fresh) 61,37 3, Other Fruit (fresh) 39;6C5 6, Pothtoe 74, :. Other Fresh VOgetailes 32,343 2,50 J. Other Agricultural Products 96,93 5l;i5 4,1 64,334 3,844,40 A:IMJ,PRODTJC TS 17. Horés 8, Cat1e and Calves 1O2,12 993iE.19. Sheep 9,311 7, Hoes 33,026 27,9(Y' 21. Dressed Meats (fresh) 60,227 12,00c 22. Dressed Meats (curel cr.3alted) ,3u6 23. Other Packing Ecuss Produt 28,73 3, Poultry i;ni 25. Eggs 6/oi 1, Butter and Cheese 16,9 27. Wool 3,41 1, Hi1es and Leather 13,834. 5, Other Ania1 roduct - 11,751 3, , ,31 MII'IE?RODUCTS_ 30. Arthracite Coal 5E , Biturnincu Coal 1,507, Lignite Coal 55, Coke 5b,536 i,i Iron Ores 93,779 93,01.' 3. Other Ores and Cnceirtes 16, aeu11iOn Lnd 12, Clay rave1,and,tono(cru3hed) , Slate-DimensiOn or Block SorLe ,0l4 39. Crude pet.r1ont 34,566 9, Asphaltum 44r 3, Salt 25,433 12,C4? 42. Other Mine Products 42,938 33,762 Toa , ,353 FOSTPRUCTS 43. ogs,posts,po1es,cordwood 21,O33 209,572 44, Ties 20,713 20, Pu1wood 180,C57 174, Luui'erTi.rnber-L0X aooks-stves,ho.di 557, Other Forest Products ,616 Toal,'L?,O7 Ot'r
5 3 I!'ATD - 0o:..tti 0C1 TlTi) i'r3 FGN _IC±15._. ;.i; 3taticm3.De11VCre1.'. DQstinci to. Deed. tc, T o t al j i1.1oreigfl. Cadc..CorneCt1ui 0anadiar. Fcreg. rorei Connections Pt).flt ,791 2,630,'43 287,4J. 7,32 47, ,2E3. 28,270 40,531 4,752 37, ,434 I 30 2,247 2,2'?? 942,i00-1,412 1,412 23, , ,687 6,b59 ` , ~) 7go i'h82 6R 7,64O 44,11 r/,574 ' ,699 12, ,543 45,201 i2,94 15,7 32,695 19,5 77 l9, ,62 18,076 32,513 3,1b i,b16 IL,021,83? i6,103 3,i ,571 49,84 I,. 12,12 66,86 252, ,473, , lcq ,733 : ,737 3,C94 94,415 7,56'! ,187 2,692 ' ,930 5,119 28,395 5,015 3,958 44,264 48,222 14, ,330 c,519 '7,349 2,533 21, ,717 19,722 25,41-5 4,471 23, U, ,539 1,070 4,378 5,443 1, ,171 8,224,i&3 939 i,2 2,194 1,719 1, ,547 6,94 8,531,533 8,370 2). 2,154 5,757 7,91.1 3,291 6,679 24, , ]. 17i,ib9 149, 7i. 410, , , , ,23 551,048 25, ,331 1, ; , ,23 2, , ; , ,423 3, , ,408 6,41-3,:278 3,273 3,871 ri 35,300 26, ,632 2,d6 20,637 23,523 34,319 19,22 25, ,492 36, , ,101 4, , ,69? 5,534 2,294-4,176 18, k i,085,u71 226,799 1,312,470 2,469, ,9' ,717 3, ,914 22, , ,824 5, ,473 26,162 67,9 v7 94,19 304,109 2T7,833. 3, : 67 16, ,590 79, , , :918
6 TOMTd OF O!B CO,1CDITIES ORIG1IIATED -. 2roigit. Loaded at 3riinated Canadian. Stations MANTJiACTUES AiID MISCELLANEOUS Q. Refined Petroleum and its Products 119, Sugar 37,630 22,343 O. Iron, ig and bloom ,569 i. Rails and Fasterin fl790 20, Bar and Sheet Iron-Structural Iron 89,202 31,93 and Iron Pipe 3. Castings, Iachinery and Boilers Cement 61,603 6o; Brick and Artiiciai Stone 73;098 61,33 6. Line and PLastEr 46,154 42, Sewer Pipe and Drain Tile , AgriCu1tUra. Imp1enents and Vehicle: ,811 other than Autos 59. AutOmobiles and Auto Truck: , Housetiold Goods 10,052 9,260 61; Furniture , Liquor Beverages i7,i7 63. Fertilizers, all kinds 18,52o i'7,82 4. Paper, Printed matter, Books 148,7R6 107,073 \Tood Pulp 127,15 118, Pish(fresh,frozen,cured,etc.) ,257 A. Canned Meats Canned Goods(all canned Food Proucts ,022 other trm 1ieat 69. Other Manufactures nnj Misee11aneou , Merchandise 30,51 211, ,170,595 Grand 1 0,431, ,848,636
7 p flTGI'TT1D - Con ,. D-r 1 TEjMI1:AT2D " - 2_ At Statior Dclivei'ed D'stini to. L 9 J. to fr011l. in ForeigL Cncdin. Fo'eigr. roreign Carada. Connectiou' Poirts Correct10 It 3. 43,2 7 ll;39 5;i23 9P; ,684 13,603 15,2C2 2,63I ,711 17,103 29,14 5 9, ,035 19,232 57,2h7 5n1,971 23, , ,407 23,046 17, CT'. 1,142 8,l33 11,7E0 u4,427 1,892 8,o2 7,236 1,513 2,363 3,879 41,242 4,525 V r/4 1,031 4,177 5,208,029 3,011 67,240 73,122 7,023 70,770 Y S Y 2 F 775 1,1C1 4,023 4,28 2,9 37 4, ,133 1,9b6 3,876 2, ,428 7,16C 4. 2, ,713 22, , ,74 8,805 42,732 89, ,593 2,128,2i.6, , 2. r1 5 17,166 21,56 ;8. 2, ,412 69, , , , ,458 22,201 4, ,03 22, , , , ,79 7 1,12, ,349 3,420",589 1,156,411 2,533, 0 CC 7,38 2,391 2,589,009
8 over:ber, 1923 RCiIVtD PROM F0RIG 3, , ,784, /, , t.,l 22, , ,489 5, , ,261 14, , ,441 1,128 11,338 C0IE0TI01 TOt1 Lo.ded it tinrto Detinec. to TOti1 Products Cai.dj.t: I'ore jn From 0rinaed b..a.ioy1s Poirts Points F oreiu Connec tic...rice 7dwar rl Is1'i. :'gr1cuitura.l ,616 13, Pninal 1,799 1, ine orest a:i.&iiisc , , ova Scotia gricu1tura1 34,859 34, ,071 1,07 : , , 'orest 26,615 26, Th.n.&Misc. 65,309 65, Tot1 5'71, , e,7 Brnrrick Agiicu1tura1 36, , ,111 10,742 1,236 1, Tinc 23,483 21,487 1, ,996 PDrest 1C26a6 101, T.n.&Jii1c. 46,, ,502 1,799. 6,147 7, , ,499 3,759 17,932 21,691 hec Aricu1tura1 141,30 123,390 10,371 7, ,960 nima1 20,382 18,039 2, ;R43 486, , ,194 31, ,541 orest 352, ,633 2,700 11,453 14,153 n. & Misc. 463, ,951 38,053 51,392 89,445 20t1 1,464,r 992,?4 369, , ,942 Ontario rricu1turi1 i,c89, ,955 46, ,302 Ania1 222,41 80,366 21, ,354.rine 1,400, , ,C2 3.94,4 7 1 rest 273,374 i88,0i8 2,658 58,698 tfl. & Misc. 1,o95,3e1 516, ,272 i6,522 2otal 4,081,848 2,082, ,092 1, 023,34 7 :nitoba :gricu1tura1 387, ,166 31,095 30,784 Zirie 66,000 46,049 'orest 34.r5 33,611 :i.n. & Misc. 60,018 50,234 ot1 573, ,844 rskatchewan ricu1tura1 1,546;259 1,545,19 imal ,36 :ine 42,025 22,478 :orest 10,243 10,026 th. & Misc. 48,605 45,949 otal 1,664,709 i, i'- erta ;iicuitural 879, ,510 ir'a1 33,540 33,510 me 454, ,226 rest 13,712 13, 7 12 r. & Misc. 43,888 40,373 'otal 1? 422,820 1,417,331.It ii_ço1urbia ricultura1 35,081 28,346 ira1 i, 7 i 1,499.me 13 7, ,321 orest 200, Misc. 42, , , ,3Ri fl'). -t- '_ '-I...' 913, , ,794. 1,999,-;39 3, ,9c ,045 1, , o ,749 5,89 6, ,337 26,311
9 7 V Products rinse Edward Island gricultural An iial ine j Ores t Lan. & Misc. OtcL1 itova Scotia gricultura1 An inial 1'ine 'orcst Lan & Misc. Nevr Brun 6V7 i c k :'gic. tural An i!flal I.:ine Forest han. & Misc. uehec Agricultural biine :orest an. & Misc. 0ntrio Agricultural Mi. ne Forest Man.' & Misc. Msn it oba Agricultural :rine Forest Man. & Misc. 3askatCheW3 icu1tura]. M jne porest Man. & Misc. Alberta AT 8'Ül turaj. Mine porcst & Misc. British Columbia ricul tua1 Minc er3st Man. & Misc. TJ.'i I NA:YID t tabi.c,ns in Canida 7,225 Ono 1, 01t 3,40 18,245 46,032 2, ,473 67,468 52l,39 3,93r; 2, ,79) g l , , ; Cli 297,409 1,104,503 2,822,20% , O2, ;33'Z 0, , ,054 33,t9l 75, ,632 5, ,226 '21,994 50, ,314 85, , , sill. 57, ,8 7-1/1018 4,6o3 103,61") ,, ) 896 Delivered to Foreign -Connections 14 3,236 2, , 050 TW 749 1, , ,769 36,393 23, , , , , , ;19 140,061 64o;72 1-,.6o,652 11,188 2,472 '90]. 2;248 3, 70 20,514 2, , o 1,267 36, , , 49 21,507 6, ,933
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U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 11, 2018 Ended March 17, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 263,352 7.5% 2,764,973 251,361-0.8% 33,430 6.9% 351,170 31,925 2.7% 85,939 11.3% 918,975 83,543-1.9% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,050 0.9% 175,940 15,995-0.9% 10,049 1.4% 109,760
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 13, 2018 Ended March 31, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 265,470 3,296,199 253,554-0.3% 33,691 4.6% 418,649 32,204 3.1% 82,740 5.1% 1,089,063 83,774-0.5% Farm Products excl., and Food 15,927-1.6% 208,740 16,057-0.8% 10,595 1.3% 130,447 10,034
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 9, 2019 Ended March 2, 2019
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 250,522-5.5% 2,238,465 248,718-0.3% 33,518-1.4% 286,869 31,874 0.7% 78,596-8.3% 725,583 80,620-3.2% Farm Products excl., and Food 15,205-8.4% 139,539 15,504-2.4% 9,661-1.5% 90,948 10,105
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 11, 2019 Ended March 16, 2019
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 240,317-8.8% 2,716,886 246,990-1.7% 31,865-4.7% 350,088 31,826-0.3% 72,190-16.0% 874,335 79,485-4.9% Farm Products excl., and Food 15,606-2.8% 170,620 15,511-3.0% 10,012-0.4% 110,563
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 14, 2016 Ended April 9, 2016
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 Cars vs 2015 Cumulative Avg/wk 2 vs 2015 229,704-20.0% 3,372,955 240,925-14.2% 31,259-0.3% 442,374 31,598 3.0% 58,166-44.9% 995,981 71,142-33.4% Farm Products excl., and Food 15,886-7.3%
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 13, 2017 Ended April 1, 2017
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 Cars vs 2016 Cumulative Avg/wk 2 vs 2016 259,720 9.1% 3,324,102 255,700 5.7% 32,210-5.6% 406,275 31,252-1.2% 78,665 26.8% 1,095,079 84,237 16.8% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,269-2.6%
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U.S. Rail Traffic 1 240,514 5.4% 6,987,928 258,812 1.4% 30,160 3.2% 871,930 32,294 3.8% 76,562-0.5% 2,217,801 82,141-0.1% Farm Products excl., and Food 15,124 10.0% 436,221 16,156 1.5% 10,017 7.2% 275,445
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 42, 2018 Ended October 20, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 265,776-0.7% 11,047,756 263,042 1.8% 30,761-0.2% 1,352,962 32,213 4.1% 85,929-0.4% 3,546,082 84,431-0.9% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,808-4.1% 681,566 16,228 2.4% 9,845 2.3% 432,578
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 39, 2018 Ended September 29, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 272,306 0.5% 10,248,559 262,784 2.0% 33,047 4.4% 1,260,433 32,319 4.5% 89,445 1.5% 3,284,902 84,228-1.0% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,942 2.8% 631,634 16,196 2.7% 10,721-2.9% 402,632
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 44, 2018 Ended November 3, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 270,305 1.8% 11,586,596 263,332 1.9% 32,209 2.2% 1,416,860 32,201 4.1% 88,399 1.6% 3,722,456 84,601-0.7% Farm Products excl., and Food 17,133 2.8% 715,329 16,257 2.3% 10,357 3.2% 453,424
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 41, 2018 Ended October 13, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 263,787 10,781,980 262,975 1.9% 30,416-1.7% 1,322,201 32,249 4.2% 86,312 0.2% 3,460,153 84,394-0.9% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,355 664,758 16,214 2.5% 9,927-0.3% 422,733 10,311
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 46, 2018 Ended November 17, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 262,514-1.1% 12,110,985 263,282 1.8% 31,796-0.4% 1,480,087 32,176 4.0% 86,159-0.2% 3,893,147 84,634-0.7% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,141-3.7% 747,905 16,259 2.1% 9,541-5.4% 473,048
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 45, 2018 Ended November 10, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 261,875 0.1% 11,848,471 263,299 1.8% 31,431 1,448,291 32,184 4.1% 84,532-0.7% 3,806,988 84,600-0.7% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,435-1.3% 731,764 16,261 2.3% 10,083 2.5% 463,507
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 18, 2018 Ended May 5, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 265,563 6.4% 4,612,788 256,266 0.9% 33,807 9.5% 583,320 32,407 3.6% 77,468 5.5% 1,483,363 82,409 0.4% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,952 8.3% 290,667 16,148 0.6% 10,407 4.6% 181,165
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 17, 2018 Ended April 28, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 266,453 3.7% 4,347,225 255,719 0.6% 32,916 3.4% 549,513 32,324 3.2% 78,970 4.2% 1,405,895 82,700 0.1% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,221 4.5% 273,715 16,101 0.1% 10,563 4.7% 170,758
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 26, 2018 Ended June 30, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 270,916 0.7% 6,747,414 259,516 1.3% 33,563 5.5% 841,770 32,376 3.8% 83,214-5.3% 2,141,239 82,355-0.1% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,316 2.1% 421,097 16,196 1.3% 11,027 1.8% 265,428
U.S. Rail Traffic 1. Week 24, 2018 Ended June 16, 2018
U.S. Rail Traffic 1 269,748 1.9% 6,208,034 258,668 1.3% 31,707 1.5% 775,785 32,324 3.7% 85,538-1.6% 1,975,019 82,292 0.3% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,717 6.2% 388,721 16,197 1.3% 10,837 7.4% 244,234
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