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1 CANADA DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS TRAISFORIATION BRANCH I S EXPRESS STATISTICS for 1925 U Published by Authority of the Hon. J. A. Robb, M. P., Acting Miniter of Trade and Commerce. OTTAWA 1926
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3 EYARTMT OF TRADE ND C0MERCE 0MINiON BUPEAtJ OF STATISTICS TRANS JRTATIJI BRMCH OTAW& Dominioi Statistjcian,'R,H. Coats, B.A., F.S.S, F.R.S.C. - Chief, Tranjrtat5cn Lrich, '.S. Wrong, B.Sc. EXPRESS S T A T I STICS FCR The following tables show the financial and operating statistics for 1925.of.the express companies operating in Canada. The express business over the Canadian Pacific Railway is handled by the Dominion Express Company, the stock being owned by the Canadian Pacific Railway. This expres rnariy also operated. on 2,8014 miles of other Bteam railways, on miles of electril ri1wys and on the Canadian Pacific ocean and lake steamboat iins. The exprebs uiness of the Canadin National Railway is handled by a depatrnent of the :ruilwa,r and the tb1es include reveiues and expenses of that deparrent. The ci.ta in Table 1 are the stock of the express companies and the ath'ances received from the ra.1way system. The department handles the express buines over the steam and electric lines and on the steam boats of the system and also on1,2-13 miles of other, steam railways and on several electric rai)wvs. The AmLic.n RPilWay Express Company operated mainly on the Canadian secticns of Unitel itates zailways --nl the etatistics cover only the Canadian oper'.ions. The Brt.t5h.&a1eru.an Express Company operates over the line6 of the Algcma Cr.ral F,.nd Hidson Bay and the Aigoma Eastern railways and the Central Canada xprec Cempe.ny op3rates over the lines of the Edmonton, Dunveganand. British Columbia, the Central Canada, and the Alberta and Great Waterways railways. SUMMARY OF ALL COMPANIES Year ended : Gross Operating : Express Net Operating 1 June 30th : Earnings : Expenses Privileges: Revenue $9,91 3,018 $14151,228 $14,553,861 $1,207, lo, lg 4,8O,120 14,89 2, ,222, ,827, V, ,323?O S l2,6146,l2 6,21.i.6,632 6,o] , ,311,797 5,632,9014 5,6aO2214 6, ,60,529 5;(917 6) ,( ,83r14 7.6(656 8,052,606 l,09e, ,6iC,092 9,,667 8,5,l8l ,157, , ,3147,767 Dr. 1,982,337 Year Ended. Dec. 31st ,933, ,652 12, Dr. 1,231, ,512, i6,cc 45Q Dr. l,6j.'j, ,50,914 15,6CI.87 16)15 333, ( ,6(, S, ,1,7Z9 5i9, ,625,7C , ,2,a1O 65, ,196,017 12,723,651 13,557,l6S Or. 84,O ,876, ,336, ,312, ,897 22/5/26/GA
4 .-2- Table No. 1 CAPI TAL Line American : British No. Railway American 1. Stocks 2. Bonds 3. Total $ $100, , Table No. 2 INVESTMENTS IN LAfl), BUILDINGS & EQUIPMT 14. Land. and Buildings Equient 93, Total 93, Table No. 3 INCOME ACCOUNT 7, Gross Receipts from Operation 8. Express Privileges 9. Operating Revenues 10. Operating Expenses 11. &et Operating Revenue 12. Net Revenue from Outside Operation 13. Total Net Revenue 114. Taxes 15. Operating Income 16. Other Income 17. Gross Corporate Incori 18. Deductions 19. Net Corporate Income 1, 839, ,329, , , , , ,622,97 10, , , ,514) , , , , , , , , ab1e No. OPERATING REVENtTES Revenue from Transportation 20. Express Revenue 21, Miscellaneous Transportation 22. Total From Transportation 1,744, ,714.14, ,5)4) ,5 )4)4. 2)4 'I [1 Revenue from Outside Operations other than Transportation N. Custom Brokerage Fees. Money Orders - Domestic 25. Money Orders - Foreign 26. Travellers' Cheques - DOmestic 27. Travellers' Cheques - Foreign 28. C.O.D. Cheques 29. Telegraphic Iren,Thrs 301 Letters of Credit 31. Other Revenue - Financial Dept. 32. Miscellaneous Revenue 33. Total 3)4. Gross Receipts from Operations 914, )4 914, ,839, , T.b1e No, Maintenance 36. Traffic 37. Transportation 38. General 39. Total OPERATING EENSES 50, , , , , , , , ,877.86
5 29,87 No.1-3- CAPITAL,Line. Canadian National Ry. Central No. : Express Dept. : Canada : Dominion : Total 1. $2,768, ,2814, ,052,25.20 $ 10,000,00 $5, 000, , ,000.00,o14o, $7,878, oo.00 1,3214, ,202, Table No. 2 14, 381, , ,277, ThVESTLENTS IN LAND. BUILDINGS & EQUIPMTT # 2,105, , ,096, , 201, ,1486, ,087, ,573, Table No. 3 INCOME ACCOUNT 7. 12,851, , ,066, ,876, ,823, , ,101, ,312, , 02 7, , ,965, ,563, ,112, ,69 14, ,336, , ' 13, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,261, , , , , , , , , , , , , Table No. 14 OPERATING REVENUES Revenue fro.m Transportation:,20. 12,559, , ,682, ,101, , , ,231, ,559, , ,732, ,1514,gg9.29 Revenue from Outside Operations other than Transportation: 23. 5, , , , , , , , , , _- 9, , , ,332, ,165, , , i-- 5, , , , , , , O 107, ,8140) , , ,851, , ,066, ,876, Table No. 5 OPERATING EXPENSES 35, 185, , ':29, ' , , ,87O.10 37, 5,1470) , ,951, ,841, , , , , ,112, , ,6914,5147)43 12,336, # Includes value of Miscellaneous Physical Property not used exclusively in Express Operations.
6 Table No. 6 TAXES Line. Arrrican. British No Railway American 40. Nova Scotia $ $ New Brunswick Prince Llward. Island u,bec. 2, Ontario 7, Mailtoba 1, Saskatchewan A].betta British Columbia 2, Yukon Foreign Doiinion of Canada Cr Total Amount 12, TableNc,. 7 - FINANCIALPAPER 53. Mofley Orders - Domestic Money Orders - Foreign Travel1ers Cheques - iomestic Travellers' Cheques 57. C.O.D. Cheques Telegraphic Transfers Other 60. Total Amount TableNo.8 0FFIS 61. Number of Express Offices No. of Express Offices selling Money Orth.rs TableNo,. 9 MILEAGEOPThATED 63. Over Steam Railways 1, ,92 EM. l Electric Railways " Steam Boat Lines 1, " Stage Lines Total 3, , Ocean Mileage Total Mileage 3, TableNo.10 MILEAGEOPERATEDBYPROVINCES 70. Nova Scotia New Brunswick 72. PrinceEd.ward Island Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia 1, Yukon S UnitedStates Ocean Mileage Total 3651,
7 '4 Table No. 6 L!ne.Canadian National hy. C'-n 4;ral No Expreb3 1)ept.. Doininin. Tta $ 114,119,92 $ $ 14, $ 18, Cr. 1, , ,0)4, , , , , , , , , ,S , ,8) , ,596, , , , , ,2C ,567, , Y ,66 TableNo.7 FINANCLAL PAPER ,7714, ,1141, ,916,112, , ,i14E ,292, i,i0g, ,106, X 265, ,109, , 307, , 30 7, , , ,1410,07 59, 60, ,125) , ,207, , , , Table No.8 OTIcES 61. 1, ,577 3, ,L 3,588-14,673,t 8,261 TableNo., 9 MILEAGE 0PPLATED 13 21, , , , , , , , ,779o ,227,00 14,227, , , , Table No.10 MILEAGE OPERATEDBYPROVIIICES 70. 1, , , , , ,26 73, 2, ,631)414 14, , ,lo , , , , ,720.8) , , , , , , , , , 3)44, si ,227,00 114, , ,942,71 60, # Includes amount of C.O.D. cheques X Includes Travellers' cheques - Domestic 7 Includes Offices and Branch Offices.
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