(See also machinery, evaporators.)
Iron stovepipe shelves boxed, O. R.....
Ovens, tin, N. O. S. in racks O. R. D..
Sad irons, in boxes or barrels

Sheet iron canopies for ranges crated..
When loaded with stoves, N. O. S...

Sheet iron drums for heating, crated...
Straw pulp....

Stump pullers:

1

D1

1 5

9

3 C

... D 1

1

1

Crutches and trusses, boxed, crated.....

Dissecting tables:

S. U. boxed or crated......

Completely K. D. boxed or crated.....

Surgical appliances, N. O. S. boxed......
Surgical instruments, boxed, released..... D 1

Tags, paper, in boxes......

T.

1 3

Tags, tin in boxes..

Tanks:

L. C. L. C. L.

2 3

D1 5

Iron tanks, empty, O. R.

The rating provided should be un-
derstood as applying on empty

iron tanks, N. O. S. and as exclud-
ing oil tanks.

Tanks, combination iron and wood, used

as gas holders, in sections...

3 B

5

Tent pins, tent keys, and picket pins,
N. O. S., in boxes, barrels, or crates
Tent poles, tent pole ridges, cant hooks,
peavies and pike pole..

Tents and fixtures, N. O. S....

Terra cotta, for building purposes., O. R.. Theatrical properties, N. O. S., released to valuation of Five Dollars ($5.00) per 100 lbs., in case of loss, and so receipted for, P. P., or guaranteed, in boxes, or trunks, boxed

Theatrical scenery:
Released, P. P..

Boxed, released .

Ticket cases, boxed or crated, released...

Tile:

Building tile, hollow:

O. R. breakage..

In crates or hhds., O. R....

Decorated art tiles, in boxes or barrels,

O. R.....

Drain tile:

O. R. of breakage...

In crates or hhds., O R.....

Fire tile, for lining fire places and chimneys.

Galvanized iron tile, for malt house floors

Glass tiling, in packages, O. R., of breakage

Marble tile for floors:

Boxed or crated, released.

Loose

4 E

1

3 E

4 E

4 D

2

4

4 C

C

Tent and fixtures-Concluded.

Tile-Concluded.

L. C. L. C. L.

Slate tile, for floors:

Boxed or crated, released.

Loose

Tiling, floor or facing, encaustic, glazed
or unglazed, in packages O. R. of
breakage

(See also stone and manufactures of )
Tin articles:

Tin foil

Tin, crystal finished, in sheets, flat
boxed ....

Tin, Japanned or enameled, N. O. S.
in sheets, flat, boxed....

Tin, pig, bar or slab..............
Tin, perforated, for kitchen safes, boxed
Tin plate, in boxes, fully released
against wet, rust and damage to tin
or package.

Tin scrap in crates or casks, (see also
junk)

Tin tops and bottoms, N. O. S., nested
in boxes or brls.....
Tinware, N. O. S. including galvanized
sheet iron coffee pots, granite ware,
milk can covers and bottoms, tin
lard pails, tin sieves, tin sifters, tin
typewriter covers.

Loose....

In boxes or barrels...

Nested, in boxes, barrels or crates...
Stamped, nested solid...

The above rating is applicable only
upon articles that are nested solid,
i. e., where the outside and bot-

tom surfaces of the article above
rest against the inside and surface
of the bottom of the article be-
low without any intervening space
between the outside and inside
surfaces, and will exclude articles
articles with projecting ears, han-
dles, spouts, etc., which nest, but
not solid as above described.

Tin lard pails, nested, N. O. S...
Tinners trimmings, in boxes or barrels.
Tobacco :

N. O. S., in bales, barrels, boxes, or kegs or in tight baskets with tight wooden covers securely fastened........... Cut, in pails...

Cut, in pails, two or more strapped or racked

Plug, nugget or twist:

In pails, two or more pails strapped
together, packages weighing 60
pounds or over

Plug, in packages weighing less than
60 pounds each..

In packages weighing 60 pounds or
more each

.....

Two or more butts may be strapped together with wooden straps or two or more caddies with iron straps, and if the weight of the entire package so formed equals 60 pounds, the 3d class rate will be charged.