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(c) between ports in the Colony under your Government and Foreign countries ?
Reply.
Yes. The London Conference, and a Conference of certain lines trading regularly with American Ports, chiefly New York, (hereinafter referred to as the "New York Conference"). A list of these lines will be found in the attached circular (enclosure *B*).
None of the above Conferences compete with the Local Companies for coast cargo. There is no Conference or other combination of Coasting Steamers.
(2). To what extent, if any, have Shipping Combinations tended to raise or maintain freights or passenger rates? In particular, have they tended to raise or maintain freights on goods carried ?
(a).between ports in the Colony under your Government ?
Reply.
No combinations, hence, no such tendency.
(b) between ports in the Colony under your Government and the United Kingdom or other parts of the British Empire ?
(c) between ports in the Colony under your Government and Foreign Countries ?
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