Hoops, barrel, wire, in bundles;

see Wire, in bdls.

Hoops, Iron, N. O. S.; see Iron

and Steel articles.

Hoops, truss, wooden.

Hops, in boxes.

Hops, in bales.

Horns; see Hoofs.

Horse and mule shoes; see Iron

and steel articles.

Horse powders; see Powders. Horse powers; see Agricultural implements.

Horseradish, prepared, viz. :

In glass or earthenware, packed,
L. C. L.

In kegs or bbls., L. C. L.

In glass or earthenware, packed,
or in kegs or bbls., C. L.
In mixed C. L. with pickles,
vinegar, sauerkraut, mustard
(prepared), catsup, etc.; see
Pickles.

Same, N. O. S.

D1

Sheep and Goat Skins, dry, loose

High wines; see Liquors.

Hinges; see Iron and steel articles.] Hives, bee; see Bee hives.

Hobby-horses; see Toys.

Hods, viz:

Brick or mortar, wooden, S. U. Same, K. D.

Brick or mortar, iron or steel;

see Iron and Steel articles.

3

Hoop poles; see Barrel material. Hoopskirts.

Hoops, barrel, wooden; see Barrel material.

viz.:

In glass, packed.

In cans, packed.

In wood..

Hooks, backband; see Saddlery.

Hooks, iron; see Iron and Steel articles.

Hooks, meat, returned; see Meat

boxes.

Hooks, wire, N. O. S.

2-Bundles of bedding and mattresses

must be wrapped or securely
tied. Household goods, trunks of
clothing, sewing machines and
similar articles (not furniture)
must be packed. Musical in-
struments must be boxed.
Chests
boxes
or
must be
strapped or securely nailed. This
does
household
not apply to
goods, C. L.

3-Any agent receiving this class of freight contrary to the foregoing rules, will be charged with such expense (for packing or transportation) as may be necessary to forward goods to destination without delay.

4-Bills of lading and way-bills must designate character and number of packages.

5-These instructions apply to old and second-hand furniture, clothing, bedding, etc., not to new articles.

6 Shipments destined to points beyond the territory covered by this Classification must be released and prepaid, and the original release attached to waybill accompanying the ship

ment.

7-In all cases where limitation of value is expressed in the Classification, it must be written out or stamped in full upon bills of lading, and shippers must be required to accept in writing the limitations expressed. Agents must respect this rule and require acceptance by the shipper.

8 The Classification of "household goods and old furniture" will not cover shipments of secondhand furniture, clothing, or other articles, shipped by dealers, or for sale. Such shipments

NOTE-Iron and steel articles, ex

ceeding 22 feet in length, including package, loaded in box cars, will be subject to a minimum charge of 1,000 pounds at first-class rate for each consignment.

Iron and steel articles, N. O. S. Anchors, Guy.

Anchors, N. O. S.

Anchors, torpedo, cast iron; see Castings and forgings.

Andirons; see Dog Irons. Architectural, consisting of columns, pedestals, capitals, saddles, door and window jambs, plates, sills, lintels, rolled

beams,

channel bars, and girders, L. C. L.

Car, L. C. L.

Same, C. L., see Special iron. Carriage or wagon, packed or unpacked, L. C. L. Same, C. L.

Bar, band, boiler (including unfinished boiler heads, straight or flanged), hoop, plate and rod, unpacked; see Special | Iron.

NOTE-The above rating on Plate Iron or Steel will apply only on Plates one-sixteenth of an inch or more in thickness.

Bar steel, or steel bars, polished | or not polished, unpacked, or crated so as to permit easy inspection ΟΙ contents; Special Iron.

see

Bed fasteners or hooks, and pins, in kegs, barrels or casks. Bed ends or fasteners, sheet metal, for spring mattresses, in kegs, barrels or casks. Bells and Fixtures, viz. :

Sheet or Cast Iron, loose or packed, L. C. L.

Same, C. L.

Benders, rail.

Blooms and billets, steel, L. C.

L.; see Special iron.

Same, C. L., pig iron rate. Bolts, loose, five feet or over in length, L. C. L.

.

Same, C. L.; see Special iron. Bolts, nuts, rivets and washers, packed or in sacks or bundles, L. C. L.

Same, C. L.; see special iron. Booths, viz. :

Police patrol, sheet iron, S.

L. C. L..

Same, C. L..

Elevator, not nested..

Elevator, nested, packed..

Sheet or Galvanized iron, not nested, L. C. L..

Same, nested, L. C. L.. Nested or not nested, C. L. min. wt. 20,000 lbs.. Buckets and tubs, galvanized iron, mixed C. L., min. wt. 20,000 lbs..

Buckets and tubs, galvanized | iron, in mixed C. L. with tin- j ware, agateware, graniteware, I etc.-see Tinware.

Buckles, turn, packed, or in bundles, L. C. L..

Same, C. L..

I

In kegs, barrels, casks, crates, sacks or wired together in bundles, L. C. L.. Unpacked, each piece weighing 15 pounds or less.. Unpacked, each piece weigh

ing over 15 pounds, but not | over 200 pounds, L. C. L.. Unpacked, each piece weighing over 200 pounds, L. |

C. L..
Unpacked (each piece weigh-

ing over 15 pounds), or
packed in kegs, barrels,
casks, crates, sacks, or
wired together in bundles,
C. L.-see Special Iron.

Cattle guards..

Ceiling, viz. : In crates, bundles or rolls, L. C. L..

Door hangers, rails and tracks, packed or in bundles..

Doors..

Drawbars-see Couplers.

Drums, empty, for shipping gas,

acids, or liquids-see Drums.

Same, packed or unpacked.

C. L..