Item

No.

COMMODITIES.

Car Loads
Minimum
Weight.

1 Bagging and ties, cotton bale ties bagging (for baling cotton) and tie buckles in packages...

Note 1-Twine baling, not exceeding 500 pounds may be loaded with bagging, car loads, not exceeding 300 pounds, with bagging and ties mixed; car loads may be taken at bagging rates.

2-Any excess over 500 pounds in one case and 300 pounds in the other may be charged for at current rates for baling twine, L.C.L.

2 Beer-Minimum, not including preservative..

34567

8

9

10

11

12

In the transportation of this commodity the following
preservative (ice, sawdust or straw) shall be made free
with the car during the months of June, July, August and
September, 5,000 pounds; in other months the allowance
for preservatives shall be 3,000 pounds. Should there be
any ice in car on its arrival at destination, it shall be de-
livered to Consignee at the ruling rate per hundred
pounds, car loads, for transportation of ice.
Brick-Common, per 100 pounds...

Barrels, empty-Barrels, casks, tierces, kegs and drums (new)
Cotton seed

Cotton seed meal

Cotton seed meal and cotton seed hulls, mixed.

Note-In mixed car loads of cotton seed meal and
hulls, the proportion of meal must not exceed 50 per cent.
of the entire load.

Cotton seed hulls and ashes, straight or mixed..
Corn, rye, oats, barley, bran, grain screenings, mill stuffs,
sorghum seed, kaffir corn and corn chops, straight or

mixed

Corn Meal-Grits, hominy, hominy feed, oat meal, rolled oats, straight or mixed, or when mixed with corn, bran, mill feed, brewers' meal, brewers' grits, oat groats and mill stuffs

Cement, lime and plaster, straight or mixed.

Coal and coke, per ton of 2,000 pounds...

13 Coal, Milling-A mixture of fine pea coal and slack coal. 14 Coal, slack

15

Cotton factory products.

Calicoes, Canton flannels, plain or dyed, canvass, corset jeans, cottonades, cotton rope, cotton twine, cotton warp, cotton yarn, crash (linen or cotton), domestic checks, stripes and cheviots, denims, drills, domestic ginghams, glazed cambric, osnaburgs, sheetings (bleached and brown), silesias, tickings, window hollands and shade cloth in bales O. R. C. or in boxes; also bags, sacks or bagging, other than burlap, gunny or jute.

16 Cordwood, slabs and sawdust, minimum weight marked capacity of car, unless the actual scale weight is less, but in no case will the minimum weight be less than..

17 Emigrant outfit or household goods (as specified in Western Classification and Arkansas Exceptions thereto), car load; when released to a valuation of $5.00 per 100 pounds in case of damage or loss Class "D" rates will apply.

When such shipments are not so released, Class "C" rates will apply..

20,096

When a car load shipment, emigrant outfit or household goods, contains horses, mules, cattle, calves, sheep or hogs, not exceeding ten head, one man in charge may be passed free.

18

Excelsior, in bales.

17,000

19

Flour, straight car load, or when mixed with corn, corn meal, wheat, bran, grits, hominy, hominy feed, mill feed, oat meal and rolled oats..

24.000

20

21

Flour and corn meal, in sacks or barrels, and bran mill stuffs in bags, O. R. of W. W. & D., 10,000 pounds, and less than 20,000 pounds.

Flour and corn meal, in sacks or barrels, and bran and mill stuffs in bags, when shipped at O. R. of W. W. & D., 2,000 pounds and less than 10,000 pounds.