Billets (hardwood) red gum, persimmon, dogwood, ash, hickory, oak, poplar, cypress, holly and any and all kinds of hardwood not named above, to be shipped as logs and billets in the rough, or any other purpose, carloads, minimum 8 cords, per cord of 128 cubic feet.

NOTE: rate increases shown therein must be applied in computing rates.

The above tariff is subject to increases under Commission's Circular No. 239, effective June 25, 1918, and supplements thereto and the table of

NOTE: The above tariff is suhject to increases under Commission's Circular No. 239, effective June 25, 1918, and supplements thereto and the table of rate increases shown therein must be applied in computing rates.

increases shown therein must be applied in computing rates.

NOTE: The above tariff is subject to increases under Commission's Circular No. 239, effective June 25, 1918, and supplements thereto and the table of rate

18

Stave bolts, except pine, C. L., min. cords, in cents per cord.

Stave bolts, pine, c.

cents per cord.

NOTE: rate increases shown therein must be applied in computing rates.

The above tariff is subject to increases under Commission's Circular No. 239, effective June 25, 1918, and supplements thereto and the table of

Staves, except rived or split, in cents per car 20,000 pounds, excess in proportion.

0.5 Local Class and Commodity Rates in Cents Per Hundred Pounds, Unless Otherwise Provided.

Staves, rived or split, cords, in cents per cord.

Stone, crushed, and gravel, in cents per ton, 2,000 pounds.

Tobacco, leaf, in hogsheads or tierces.

20 miles and over 10

29

27

24

20

19

14

12

14

14

11

30

26

25

13

10

30 miles and over 20

34

32

28

24

21

16

13

15

16

12

34

30

30

15

11

NOTE: The above tariff is subject to increases under Commission's Circular No. 239, effective June 25, 1918, and supplements thereto and the table of rate increases shown therein must be applied in computing rates.