Albert Fink

Born 1827-01-01

Died 1897-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF54927640
WikidataQ2637900
ISNI0000000122802555
Open LibraryOL113428A

Top Subjects

United States (11)
Railroads (10)
Freight (8)
Interstate commerce (6)
Rates (6)
Railroads and state (3)
Accounting (2)

Books by Albert Fink

Total count: 22

Organization of the Accounting and disbursement Department, May 1, 1873

J.P. Morton1873-01-01
Cost of railroad transportation, railroad accounts, and governmental regulations of railroad tariffsincluding tables.Ed. 2.

Morton1875-01-01
Cost of railroad transportation, railroad accounts, and governmental regulation of railroad tariffs.

Printed by J.P. Morton1875-01-01
Investigation into the cost of passenger traffic on American railroads, with special reference to cost of mail service and its compensation.

Printed by J. P. Morton and company1876-01-01
Argument before the Committee on commerce of the Senate of the United States on the Reagan billfor the regulation of interstate commerce

Russell Bros.1879-01-01
Organization of the joint executive committee, as adopted Dec. 18 and 19, 1878, with additions and amendments to June 19, 1878

Russell Brothers, 18791879-01-01
Argument before the Committee of commerce of the House of representatives of the United States, on the Reagan bill, for the regulation of interstate commerce.

Russell Brothers, printers1880-01-01
Letter from Mr. Albert Fink, commissioner for the main trunk lines of railway carrying traffic between the eastern and western statesare railroads monopolies? : Commissioner Fink says they are not, and joins issue with Judge Black on the question : he refers to the number of roads that have become bankrupt to refute charges of extortion

[s.n.]1880-01-01
Argument before the Committee on commerce of the House of representatives of the United States, on the Reagan bill, for the regulation of interstate commerce.

Russell Brothers, printers1880-01-01
Why railroad tariffs are not maintained

Russell Bros.1881-01-01
Reports and testimony before legislative committees, on the subject of railroad transportation

1882-01-01
Report upon the adjustment of railroad transportation rates to the seaboard

Russell brothers, printers1882-01-01
Interstate commerceargument of Albert Fink before the Committee on Commerce of the United States House of Representatives, Washington, March 17 and 18, 1882

G.P.O.1882-01-01
Report upon the relative cost of transporting live stock and dressed beefcontaining abstract of proceedings of conference of April 11 and 12, 1883, and proceedings of the Trunk Line Executive Committee of May 31 and June 1, 1883

Russell Brothers, printers1883-01-01
United States Senate Committee on labor and education

1883-01-01
Statistics regarding the movement of eastbound and westbound traffic over the trunk lines and connecting roadsalso showing grain receipts at and exports from the Atlantic cities, for various periods. Ocean rates, inland tariffs, etc., etc

Russell Brothers, Printers1884-01-01
Statistics regarding the movement of eastbound and westbound traffic over the trunk lines and connecting roads, during 1884. Also showing grain receipts at and exports from the Atlantic cities, for the various periods. Ocean rates, inland tariffs, etc., etc

Russell Brothers, Printers1885-01-01
Measures for securing stable, equitable & indiscriminating railway tariffsLetter to the Board of railroad commissioners of New York

Russell brothers, printers1885-01-01
Interpretation of the second and fourth sections of the inter-state commerce law

publisher not identified1887-01-01
Copy of letter to Gen. E. P. Alexander in reply to his remarks upon Mr. Albert Fink's interpretation of section 4 of the inter-state commerce law

publisher not identified1887-01-01
Relative cost of carload and less than carload shipments and its bearing upon freight classification.

The Railway Review1889-01-01
The recall of judges

The James H. Barry co.1911-01-01