Cassatt wanted to end the rebate practice being undertaken by Standard Oil and Carnegie Steel, both larger shippers, which kept the freight rates extremely low: to do so, the two railroads bought stock in smaller and weaker trunk line railroads.
To acheive this, the two railroads bought stock in smaller, weaker trunk line railroads. Cassatt wanted to end the rebate practice being undertaken by Standard Oil and Carnegie Steel--both larger shippers--that kept the freight rates extremely low.
Cassatt wanted to end the rebate practice being undertaken by Standard Oil and Carnegie Steel--both larger shippers--that kept the freight rates extremely low. To acheive this, the two railroads bought stock in smaller, weaker trunk line railroads.
Cassatt wanted to end the rebate practice being undertaken by Standard Oil and Carnegie Steel--both larger shippers--that kept the freight rates extremely low. To acheive this, the two railroads bought stock in smaller, weaker trunk line railroads.