Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-25
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1m8oCGM F0EICHT RATE1
J. Muir, Esq, superinsendeu. q,
1yame nas issued q freight schedule
eosasseo -noethern Pacific and North
90 n41N1y and Navigation Company,
q e1ooce54 With lines east Of the Mis-
ele.q0 MyyUR, vest bound through
treaRhe en9i& - Portland. Or, and all
a4 p1n1l 80 of- Portland, west of
hAhe hM6 40fsilIs. When rail con-
.neoeto4 = nade With Astoria, New Ts-
oenA SEATTLE - Olympia, Portland
ratS viil apply to thsss points slso.r
H. fretRht tates are eight in numbe.
II 81 Z, B, c, D-and arranged as
foLo.1 On vess bound and east bound
x1r sozzD s,a.ozn.
In Quota ratss per 100 pounds from
eAeeefuc cit51o 70 Portland % follow:
From. Nev -Y0Fk-Rirst chm, $6: I'd
olaD, "; ID elass, $<; 4th class, q;
elass A. 2ko; class B, -; clas c, Sl.7S;
elass D, t16O.
Prom fitasbure- -firse elAss, ss.4s; "a
elaM, tl.68; 81 class, 3a62; lsh class,
pa; claGs A, e26G eIa0 B, e; class
Q, 3L7G; elao D, $50
From Cincinnafi and Indianapolis
ftrse claag, 9611; "a class, e4.25; Sd
claa1 t9.4S; lth chs, t275; ciass A,
Z8; slass B. $2; cla0 G, tl.75; class
From Chicago and st. Louis-Firss
class, 46; "a class, 4; I'd class, as: 4th
olass, e26o; class A, t2.26; oIasp B, e;
clanC &t.75; clan D, $f.50
Prom 8. Paul, Duluth, Minneapolis
and SopeEior-Firse clas, e455: I'd
oldas, o375; ID dclaa. "a; 5th class, 81. 50;
class A, e2.l0; class B, t1.65; class C,
tl.60; ola1D, 31.8.
All goods are classified and rated un-
der one Of the eight subdivisions re-
ferred 10. From the classification the
following selections are Of what are
representative Of the lines Of goods un-
der each class, for the information of
shippers and oonsianees.
Besides the letters and figures indi-;;
eating the class, the letters Q. l., mean
ing car load; o. r, owners risk; 9. a..
set up; 4. d., knock down; !. c. l., lesa
than car loads; d. l., double first class.
These rates a. specified are to "Billing
Stations only
Ale and beer. in glass or stone,
packed, 8.
Same In wood, 4.
Same By car load, A..
BaRe and baaRinR, burlaps in CON-
pressed bales, s.
Boots and shoes strapped, l.
Brooms, 4.
Candies, not wax or parafline, 3.
Canned fruits and vegetables, D..
Canned hsh, meats, D.
Carpets In caoee, !; In rolls, IL.
Same in rolls, released, I.
China and porcelain ware, 8.
Orocksry, common, A.
Coffee in sacks, A.
Coal oil, d.
Corn and cornmeai, 4.
Drugs and medicine, 8.
Dry goods, !.
Blankets In bales, 2.
Calico, 1; sheetinRs, shirtinas 2.
6t0neware, d.
Earth paints, D.
Bacon and ham, /.
Car load lots, 2.
Horse nails In boxes, b.
Horse nails In sacks, A.
Printing ink In wood, ID.
Iron, bar. D.
Lard, g.
Leather, 2.
Lsmons and oranges, 3.
Liquors, In glass. s; in wood. 8.
Horses. mules and horned animals,
not valued ct over ol0o, each one 1000
pounds, l.
Lumber not over Is feet long. A.
Lunber in Q. ]. oak, hickory, maple
and ash D.
Black walnut, white wood, bass wood,
xopiaY md 0harrv C.
Eillinsry goods d. /
Paper, straw wrapping, D; Wrapping
printed, 4; writing paper. s; paper bags,
D; paPsr ear2eetng, z; paper haARin9a 4
Molassss, New Ofissns z.
rsanos. !. organ ana As!odeons' J.
Oysssrs u ansil, 10 6afrels, o.
Paints, white lead, b.
rseatoea, ..
oseed nam, turkey, cnacksn, ETC., a.
se pooiuy, Q. I, q
rfinton caees, ..
Printing presses. y.
sheep zip
khoveis and spades, Pr, y.
Same, lss than Q. l., a.
boAp. common laundry, 6uco ponds OF
over. y. nm
Same, iSSs WAN ooU pounds' u
Ssovsa ,arcss rscisfe,a rsaiators
ana reseryoirr reieased. s.
0nme and afiva furnifure and hollow
vare q. orn aknve rine and eIbovs
II crates ma h0rsa' 4. sfove caatrnss in
hnn1lss reieassd- a
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