FREIGHT COMMODITY STATISTICS

• Citation: 49 CFR Part 1248
• Sections: 8

§ 1248.1 Freight commodity statistics.

All class I railroads, as described in § 1240.1 of this chapter, subject to Part I of the Interstate Commerce Act, shall compile and report freight commodity statistics on the basis of the commodity codes named in § 1248.101. Carriers shall report quarterly on the basis of the 3, 4 and 5-digit commodity codes named in that section. Such reports shall be made in conformity with the outline of terms set forth in §§ 1248.2 to 1248.5, inclusive, as supplemented by instructions included in the appropriate report form to be supplied to the reporting railroads.

§ 1248.2 Items to be reported.

(a) The following items are to be reported quarterly and annually by class I railroads:

(1) Average number of miles of road operated in freight service.

(2) For each commodity code used in reporting, except that the number of carloads for commodity code 431, “Small packaged freight shipments,” shall be omitted, the following items:

Revenue freight originating on respondent's road:

Terminating on line:

Number of carloads.

Number of tons (2,000 pounds).

Delivered to connecting rail carriers.

Number of carloads.

Number of tons (2,000 pounds).

Revenue freight received from connecting rail carriers:

Terminating on line:

Number of carloads.

Number of tons (2,000 pounds).

Delivered to connecting rail carriers:

Number of carloads.

Number of tons (2,000 pounds).

Total revenue freight carried:

Number of carloads.

Number of tons (2,000 pounds).

Gross freight revenue.

(b) [Reserved]

§ 1248.3 Carload and L.C.L. traffic defined.

(a) Commodity codes 01 through 422 and 44 through 462, named in § 1248.101, shall include only carload traffic. All shipments weighing less than 10,000 pounds shall be included in commodity code 431, “Small packaged freight shipments.”

(b) A carload for the purpose of this order shall consist of a shipment of not less than 10,000 pounds of one commodity. A mixed carload for the purpose of this order shall be treated as a carload of that commodity which forms the major portion of the shipment in weight. If a single shipment is loaded into more than one car, each car used shall be reported as a carload. If more than one carload shipment is loaded into one car, each shipment shall be reported separately as a carload.

§ 1248.4 Originating and connecting line traffic.

(a) Revenue freight reported as received from connecting rail carriers shall include all shipments received from connecting rail carriers, either directly or indirectly, so far as apparent from information on the waybills or abstracts.

(b) Revenue freight reported as originating on respondent's road shall include shipments originating on line and shipments received from water lines and highway motor truck lines, except when identified as having had previous rail transportation, as provided in paragraph (a) of this section.

(c) Freight which receives its first line-haul on respondent's road, but originates on switching roads connecting directly or indirectly with respondent's line, shall be reported as freight originated by respondent.

(d) Revenue freight reported as delivered to connecting rail carriers shall include shipments delivered to connecting rail carriers, either directly or indirectly, as far as apparent from information on waybills or abstracts.

(e) Revenue freight reported as terminating on respondent's road shall include shipments terminating on line and shipments delivered to water lines and highway motor truck lines, except when identified as to receive further rail transportation as provided in paragraph (d) of this section.

(f) Freight which receives its last line haul on respondent's line, but is delivered to a switching road connecting directly or indirectly with respondent's line, shall be reported as freight terminated by respondent.

(g) Import and export traffic received from or delivered to water carriers and traffic from and to outlying possessions of the United States received from or delivered to water carriers shall be reported as originating or terminating at the port of entry or exit.

(h) Traffic interchanged with connecting rail lines operating in Canada and Mexico shall be reported as delivered to or received from connecting rail carriers.

(i) Lake cargo coal delivered to lower Lake and St. Lawrence River ports for transshipment by vessel shall be reported as delivered to connecting rail carrier. Lake cargo coal received at upper Lake ports shall be reported as received from connecting rail carriers.

(j) Iron ore delivered to upper Lake ports for transshipment by vessel shall be reported as delivered to connecting rail carriers. Iron ore received at lower Lake and St. Lawrence River ports shall be reported as received from connecting rail carriers.

(k) Tidewater coal to Atlantic ports shall be reported as “delivered to connecting rail carriers.” Tidewater coal from Atlantic ports shall be reported as “received from connecting rail carriers.”

(l) Freight accorded transit privileges shall be reported as “originated on respondent's road” at the transit point, even though the outbound shipment may move under transit balances or proportional rates.

(m) “Gross freight revenue” means respondent's gross revenue from freight without adjustment for absorptions or corrections.

(n) Commodity codes 44 and 441, “Freight forwarder traffic,” as named in § 1248.101, include freight traffic in carloads shipped by or consigned to any forwarder holding a certificate under Part IV of the Interstate Commerce Act.

§ 1248.5 Report forms and date of filing.

(a) Reports required from Class I carriers by this section shall be submitted, in paper or electronically, to the Office of Economics, Surface Transportation Board, Washington, DC, on forms which will be furnished to the carriers.Data required under § 1248.2 shall be filed on Form QCS on or before the 60th day succeeding the close of the period for which they are compiled.

(b) [Reserved]

Note:

The outline of Report Form QCS follows the tenor of the order.

§ 1248.6 Public inspection—railroad reports.

The individual commodity statistics reports of class I railroads, required to be filed, for the year beginning January 1, 1964, or for quarters thereof, and for the quarters of 1965, as the case might be, under the terms of § 123.1, shall not be open to public inspection, and such required commodity statistics reports, to be filed for the years beginning January 1, 1965, and for the quarters of the year beginning January 1, 1966, and later, to the extent that they involve traffic of less than three shippers, reportable in one of the commodity reporting classes, may be excluded from a railroad's regular freight commodity statistics report and filed in a supplemental report which will not be open for public inspection, except that access to supplemental reports may be given upon approval by the Board.

§ 1248.100 Commodity classification designated.

Commencing with reports for the year or quarter beginning January 1, 1964, as the case might be, and thereafter until further order, reports of commodity statistics required to be made to the Board, shall be based on the commodity codes, up to 5 digits, in groups 01 through 40, in the Commodity Classification for Transportation Statistics, 1963, issued by the Bureau of the Budget, and on additional codes 411 through 462 shown in § 1248.101.

§ 1248.101 Commodity codes required.

Commodity codes required to be reported, as referred to in this part, are as follows:

Code

Description

01

Farm Products.

011

Field Crops.

0112

Cotton, raw.

01121

Cotton in bales.

01131

Barley.

01132

Corn, except popcorn.

01133

Oats.

01134

Rice, rough.

01135

Rye.

01136

Sorghum grains.

01137

Wheat, except buckwheat.

01139

Grain, n.e.c.

0114

Oil seeds, oil nuts, and oil kernels, except edible tree nuts.

01144

Soybeans.

0115

Field seeds, except oil seeds.

0119

Miscellaneous field crops.

01193

Leaf tobacco.

01195

Potatoes, other than sweet.

01197

Sugar beets.

012

Fresh Fruits and Tree Nuts.

0121

Citrus fruits.

0122

Deciduous fruits.

01221

Apples.

01224

Grapes.

01226

Peaches.

0123

Tropical fruits, except citrus.

01232

Bananas.

0129

Miscellaneous fresh fruits and tree nuts.

01295

Coffee, green.

013

Fresh Vegetables.

0131

Bulbs, roots, and tubers, with or without tops except potatoes.

01318

Onions, dry.

0133

Leafy fresh vegetables.

01334

Celery.

01335

Lettuce.

0134

Dry ripe vegetable seeds, etc. (except artifically dried).

01341

Beans, dry ripe.

01342

Peas, dry.

0139

Miscellaneous fresh vegetables:

01392

Watermelons.

01394

Tomatoes.

01398

Melons, except watermelons (cantaloupes, muskmelons, etc.).

014

Livestock and Livestock Products.

0141

Livestock.

01411

Cattle.

01413

Hogs and pigs.

01414

Sheep and lambs.

0142

Dairy farm products, except pasteurized.

0143

Animal fibers.

01431

Wool.

015

Poultry and Poultry Products.

0151

Live poultry.

0152

Poultry eggs.

019

Miscellaneous Farm Products.

0191

Horticultural specialities.

0192

Animal specialties.

08

Forest Products

084

Gums and Barks, Crude.

08423

Latex and allied gums (crude natural rubber).

086

Miscellaneous Forest Products.

09

Fresh Fish and Other Marine Products.

091

Fresh Fish and Other Marine Products.

0912

Fresh fish and whale products, including frozen unpackaged fish.

09131

Shells (oyster, crab, clam, etc.)

10

Metallic Ores.

101

Iron Ores.

10112

Beneficiating-grade ore, crude.

102

Copper Ores.

103

Lead and Zinc Ores.

1031

Lead ores.

1032

Zinc ores.

104

Gold and Silver Ores.

105

Bauxite and Other Aluminum Ores.

106

Manganese Ores.

107

Tungsten Ores.

108

Chromium Ores.

109

Miscellaneous Metal Ores.

11

Coal.

111

Anthracite Coal.

11111

Raw anthracite (lump).

11112

Cleaned or prepared anthracite (crushed, screened, or sized).

112

Bituminous Coal and Lignite.

1121

Bituminous coal.

13

Crude Petroleum, Natural Gas, and Natural Gasoline.

131

Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas.

132

Natural Gasoline.

14

Nonmetallic Minerals, Except Fuels.

141

Dimension Stone, quarry.

142

Crushed and Broken Stone, including riprap.

14211

Agricultural limestone.

14219

Crushed and broken stone, including riprap, n.e.c.

144

Sand and Gravel.

14411

Sand (aggregate and ballast).

14412

Gravel (aggregate and ballast).

14413

Industrial sand and gravel.

145

Clay, Ceramic and Refractory Minerals.

14511

Bentonite.

14512

Fire clay.

14514

Kaolin and ball clay.

147

Chemical and Fertilizer Minerals.

14711

Barite.

14713

Potash, soda and borate.

14714

Phosphate rock.

14715

Rock salt.

14716

Sulphur.

149

Miscellaneous Nonmetallic Minerals. Except Fuels.

14911

Gypsum and anhydrite.

14913

Native asphalt and bitumens.

14914

Pumice and pumicite.

19

Ordinance and Accessories.

191

Guns, Howitzers, Mortars, and Related Equipment, Over 30 mm.

192

Ammunition, Except for Small Arms (over 30 mm.).

193

Full Tracked Combat Vehicles and Parts.

194

Sighting and Fire Control Equipment.

195

Small Arms, 30 mm. and Under.

196

Small Arms Ammunition, 30 mm. and Under.

199

Miscellaneous Ordnance and Accessories.

20

Food and Kindred Products.

201

Meat (Including Poultry and Small Game): Fresh, Chilled, or Frozen.

2011

Meat, fresh or chilled, except salted.

2012

Meat, fresh-frozen.

2013

Meat products.

2014

Animal by-products, inedible.

20141

Hides, skins, and pelts, not tanned (cattle, pig, goat, sheep, mule, and horse).

2015

Dressed poultry, small game, and related products, fresh, chilled or canned.

2016

Dressed poultry, small game and related products, fresh-frozen.

202

Dairy Products.

2021

Creamery butter.

2023

Condensed, evaporated milk and dry milk.

2024

Ice cream and related frozen desserts.

2025

Cheese and other special dairy products.

2026

Processed whole milk, skim milk, cream and other fluid products.

203

Canned and Preserved Fruits, Vegetables and Sea Foods.

2031

Canned and cured sea foods.

2032

Canned specialties.

2033

Canned fruits and vegetables.

2034

Dried and dehydrated fruits and vegetables (except field dried) and soup mix.

2035

Pickled fruits and vegetables; sauces and seasoning; salad dressing.

2036

Fresh or frozen packaged fish.

2037

Frozen fruits, fruit juices, vegetables and specialties.

204

Grain Mill Products.

2041

Flour and other grain mill products.

20411

Wheat flour, except blended and prepared.

20421

Prepared feeds for animals and fowls, except canned.

20423

Canned feed for animals and poultry.

2043

Cereal preparations.

2044

Milled rice, flour and meal.

2045

Blended and prepared flour.

2046

Corn starch, sirup, oil, sugar and by-products (wet process).

20461

Corn sirup.

20462

Corn starch.

20463

Corn sugar.

205

Bakery Products.

206

Sugar (beet and cane).

2061

Sugar mill products and by-products.

20611

Raw cane and beet sugar.

20616

Sugar molasses, except blackstrap.

20617

Blackstrap molasses.

2062

Sugar, refined: Cane and beet.

20625

Sugar refining by-products.

20626

Pulp, molasses, beet.

207

Confectionery and related products.

208

Beverages and flavoring extracts.

20821

Beer, ale, porter, stout: Bottled, barrels, kegs.

20823

Malt extract and brewers's spent grains.

2083

Malt.

2084

Wines, brandy, and brandy spirits.

20851

Distilled, rectified and blended liquors.

20859

By-products of liquor distilling.

2086

Bottled and canned soft drinks and carbonated and mineral waters.

2087

Miscellaneous flavoring extracts and flavoring sirups and compounds except chocolate syrups.

209

Miscellaneous Food Preparations and Kindred Products.

20911

Cottonseed oil, crude or refined.

20914

Cottonseed cake, meal and other by-products.

20921

Soybean oil, crude or refined.

20923

Soybean cake, meal, flour, grits, and other by-products.

2093

Vegetable and nut oils and by-products, except cottonseed and soybean.

2094

Marine fats and oils.

2095

Roasted coffee, including instant coffee.

2096

Shortening, table oils, margarine and other edible fats and oils, n.e.c.

2097

Ice, natural or manufactured.

2098

Macaroni, spaghetti, vermicelli, and noodles.

21

Tobacco Products:

211

Cigarettes.

212

Cigars.

213

Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and Snuff.

214

Stemmed and Redried Tobacco.

22

Basic Textiles:

221

Cotton Broad Woven Fabrics.

222

Man-made Fiber and Silk Broad Woven Fabrics.

223

Wool Broad Woven Fabrics.

224

Narrow Fabrics.

225

Knit Fabrics.

227

Carpets and Rugs, Textile.

228

Yarn and Thread.

229

Miscellaneous Basic Textiles.

2296

Tire cord and fabrics.

2297

Wool and mohair (scoured, combed, carbonized): Tops, noils, nubs, slubs and grease.

2298

Cordage and twine.

23

Apparel and Other Finished Textile Products Including Knit.

231

Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing.

233

Women's, Misses', Girls', and Infants' Clothing.

235

Millinery, Hats and Caps.

237

Fur Goods.

238

Miscellaneous Apparel and Accessories.

239

Miscellaneous Fabricated Textile Products.

24

Lumber and Wood Products, Except Furniture.

241

Primary Forest Products (Pulpwood, Piling, Posts, Logs, Bolts, etc.).

24114

Pulpwood logs.

24115

Pulpwood chips.

24116

Woodposts, poles and piling.

242

Lumber and Dimension Stock:

2421

Lumber and dimension stock:

24212

Sawed ties (railroads, mine, etc.).

2429

Miscellaneous sawmill and planing mill products (shingles, cooperage stock, etc.).

243

Millwork, Veneer, Plywood, Prefabricated Structural Wood Products.

2431

Millwood.

2432

Veneer and plywood.

244

Wooden Containers.

249

Miscellaneous Wood Products.

2491

Creosoted or oil treated wood products.

25

Furniture and Fixtures

251

Household and Office Furniture.

253

Public Building and Related Furniture.

254

Partitions, Shelving, Lockers, Office, and Store Fixtures.

259

Miscellaneous Furniture and Fixtures.

26

Pulp, Paper and Allied Products

261

Pulp and pulp mill products.

26111

Pulp.

262

Paper, except building paper.

26211

Newsprint.

26216

Coarse paper, including wrapping paper.

263

Paperboard, pulpboard and fiberboard, except insulating board.

264

Converted paper and paperboard products, except containers and boxes.

2643

Paper bags.

265

Containers and boxes, paperboard, fiberboard and pulpboard.

266

Building paper and building board.

2661

Building paper and building board.

26613

Wallboard.

27

Printed Matter.

271

Newspapers.

272

Periodicals.

273

Books.

274

Miscellaneous Printed Matter.

276

Manifold Business Forms.

277

Greeting Cards, Seals, Labels, And Tags.

278

Blankbooks, Looseleaf Binders and Devices.

279

Products of Service Industries for the Printing Trades.

28

Chemical and Allied Products

281

Industrial Inorganic and Organic Chemicals.

2812

Sodium, potassium, and other basic inorganic chemical compounds and chlorine.

28123

Sodium compounds, except sodium alkalies.

2813

Industrial gases (compressed and liquefied).

2814

Crude products from coal tar, petroleum and natural gas.

2816

Inorganic pigments.

2818

Miscellaneous industrial organic chemicals.

28184

Alcohols.

2819

Miscellaneous industrial inorganic chemicals.

28193

Sulphuric acid.

282

Plastics Materials and Synthetic Resins, Synthetic Rubbers and Fibers.

28212

Synthetic rubber.

28213

Synthetic organic fibers.

283

Drugs (Biological Products, Medicinal Chemicals, Botanical Products and Pharmaceutical Preparations).

284

Soap, Detergents, and Cleaning Preparations, Perfumes, Cosmetics and Other Toilet Preparations.

2841

Soap and other detergents, except specialty cleansers.

285

Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Enamels, and Allied Products.

286

Gum and Wood Chemicals.

287

Agricultural Chemicals.

2871

Fertilizers.

289

Miscellaneous Chemical Products.

2892

Explosives.

28991

Salt.

29

Petroleum and Coal Products.

291

Products of Petroleum Refining.

29111

Gasoline, jet fuels and other high volatile petroleum fuels, except natural gasoline.

29112

Kerosene.

29113

Distillate fuel oil.

29114

Lubricating and similar oils and derivatives.

29115

Lubricating greases.

29116

Asphalt, tar and pitches (petroleum, cokeoven, coal tar).

29117

Residual fuel oil and other low volatile petroleum fuels.

29119

Products of petroleum refining, n.e.c.

2912

Liquefied petroleum gases and coal gases.

295

Paving and Roofing Materials.

2951

Paving mixtures and blocks.

2952

Asphalt felt and coatings.

299

Miscellaneous Petroleum and Coal Products.

29911

Coke and coal briquettes.

30

Rubber and Miscellaneous Plastic Products.

301

Tires and Inner Tubes.

302

Rubber Footwear.

303

Reclaimed Rubber.

306

Miscellaneous Fabricated Rubber Products.

307

Miscellaneous Plastics Products.

31

Leather and Leather Products.

311

Leather.

312

Industrial Leather Belting and Packing.

313

Boot and Shoe Cut Stock and Findings, All Materials.

314

Footwear, Except Rubber.

315

Leather Gloves and Mittens.

316

Luggage, Handbags, and Other Personal Leather Goods (all materials).

319

Miscellaneous Leather Goods.

32

Stone, Clay and Glass Products.

321

Flat Glass.

322

Glass and Glassware, Pressed and Blown.

3221

Glass containers.

324

Hydraulic Cement.

32411

Cement, hydraulic; Portland, natural, masonry, puzzolan.

325

Structural Clay Products.

3251

Brick and structural clay tile.

32511

Brick, except ceramic glazed and refractory brick.

3253

Ceramic wall and floor tile.

3255

Refractories, clay and nonclay.

3259

Miscellaneous structural clay products.

32594

Roofing tile.

326

Pottery and Related Products.

327

Concrete, Gypsum, and Plaster Products.

3271

Concrete products.

3274

Lime.

3275

Gypsum products.

328

Cut Stone and Stone Products.

329

Abrasives, Asbestos, and Miscellaneous Nonmetallic Mineral Products.

3291

Abrasive products.

33

Primary Metal Products.

331

Steel Works and Rolling Mill Products.

33111

Pig iron.

33112

Slag.

33113

Coke, screenings and breeze.

33119

Coke oven and blast furnace products, n.e.c.

3312

Primary iron and steel products, except coke oven by-products.

33121

Steel ingot and semi-finished shapes.

3313

Ferro-alloys.

3315

Steel wire, nails, and spikes.

332

Iron and Steel Castings.

33211

Iron and steel cast pipe and fittings.

333

Nonferrous Metals Primary Smelter Products (Slab, Ingot, Pig, etc., and Residues).

3331

Primary copper and copper base alloys smelter products.

3332

Primary lead and lead base alloys smelter products.

3333

Primary zinc and zinc base alloys smelter products.

3334

Primary aluminum and aluminum base alloys smelter products.

335

Nonferrous Metal Basic Shapes.

3351

Copper, brass or bronze and other copper base alloy basic shapes.

3352

Aluminum and aluminum base alloy basic shapes except aluminum foil.

3357

Nonferrous wire, including insulated wire.

336

Nonferrous and Nonferrous Base Alloy Castings.

3361

Aluminum and aluminum base alloy castings.

2262

Brass, bronze, copper, and copper base alloy castings.

339

Miscellaneous Primary Metal Products.

3391

Iron and steel forgings.

3392

Nonferrous forgings.

34

Fabricated Metal Products, Except Ordnance, Machinery, and Transportation Equipment.

341

Metal Cans.

342

Cutlery, Hand Tools, and General Hardware.

343

Plumbing Fixtures and Heating Apparatus, Except Electric.

3433

Heating equipment, except electric.

344

Fabricated structural metal products.

3441

Fabricated structural metal products.

345

Bolts, Nuts, Screws, Rivets, Washers, and Other Industrial Fasteners.

346

Metal Stampings.

348

Miscellaneous Fabricated Wire Products.

349

Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Products.

3491

Metal barrels, drums, kegs, and pails.

3494

Valves and pipe fittings (except plumbers' brass goods and fittings), fabricated pipe and fabricated pipe fittings.

35

Machinery, Except Electrical.

351

Engines and Turbines.

352

Farm Machinery and Equipment.

353

Construction, Mining and Materials Handling Equipment.

3531

Construction machinery and equipment.

3532

Mining machinery and equipment, except oil field machinery and equipment.

3533

Oil field machinery and equipment.

3537

Industrial trucks, tractors, trailers, and stackers.

354

Metalworking Machinery and Equipment.

355

Special Industry Machinery, Except Metalworking Machinery.

356

General Industrial Machinery and Equipment.

357

Office, Computing, and Accounting Machines.

358

Service Industry Machines.

359

Miscellaneous Machinery and Parts, Except Electrical.

36

Electrical Machinery, Equipment and Supplies.

361

Electrical Transmission and Distribution Equipment.

362

Electrical Industrial Apparatus.

363

Household Appliances.

3631

Household cooking equipment, all types.

3632

Household refrigerators and home and farm freezers.

3633

Household laundry equipment.

364

Electric Lighting and Wiring Equipment.

365

Radio and TV Receiving Sets, Except Communication Types.

366

Communication Equipment.

367

Electronic Components and Accessories.

369

Miscellaneous Electrical Machinery, Equipment, and Supplies.

37

Transportation Equipment.

371

Motor Vehicles and Motor Vehicle Equipment.

3711

Motor vehicles.

37111

Passenger cars, assembled.

37112

Truck tractors, and trucks, assembled.

37113

Motor coaches, assembled (including trolley busses) and fire department vehicles.

3712

Passenger car bodies and body parts.

3713

Truck and bus bodies and body parts.

3714

Motor vehicle parts and accessories.

3715

Truck trailers.

372

Aircraft and Parts.

373

Ships and Boats.

374

Railroad Equipment.

375

Motorcycles, Bicycles, and Parts.

379

Miscellaneous Transportation Equipment.

38

Instruments, Photographic and Optical Goods, Watches and Clocks.

381

Engineering, Laboratory, and Scientific Instruments.

382

Measuring, Controlling, and Indicating Instruments.

383

Optical Instruments and Lenses.

384

Surgical, Medical, and Dental Instruments and Supplies.

385

Ophthalmic or Opticians' Goods.

386

Photographic Equipment and Supplies.

387

Watches, Clocks, Clockwork Operated Devices, and Parts.

39

Miscellaneous Products of Manufacturing.

391

Jewelry, Silverware, and Plated Ware.

393

Musical Instruments and Parts.

394

Toys, Amusement, Sporting and Athletic Goods.

3949

Sporting and athletic goods.

395

Pens, Pencils, and Other Office and Artists' Materials.

396

Costume Jewelry, Novelties, Buttons, and Notions.

398

Miscellaneous Manufactured Products—A.

399

Miscellaneous Manufactured Products—B.

40

Waste and Scrap Materials.

401

Ashes.

402

Waste and Scrap, Except Ashes.

4021

Metal scrap, waste and tailings.

40211

Iron and steel scrap, wastes and tailings.

4022

Textile waste, scrap and sweepings.

4024

Paper waste and scrap.

4026

Rubber and plastic scrap and waste.

41

Misc. Freight Shipments.

411

Misc. Freight Shipments.

41111

Outfits or kits.

41114

Articles, used except for repair, reconditioning (41115), returned empty (421), remelting 4021).

41115

Articles, used, returned for repair, incl. for reconditioning.

412

Miscellaneous Commodities Not Taken in Regular Freight Service.

42

Containers, Shipping, Returned Empty.

421

Containers, Shipping, Returned Empty Inc. Carriers or Devices.

422

Trailers, Semi-Trailers, Returned Empty.

44

Freight Forwarder Traffic.

441

Freight Forwarder Traffic, Carload or Truckload.

45

Shipper Association or Similar Traffic.

451

Shipper Association or Similar Traffic, Carload or Truckload.

46

Miscellaneous Mixed Shipments Exc. Forwarder See 44 Shipper Association See 45.

461

All Freight Rate Shipments, N.E.C., Inc. TOFC.

462

Mixed Shipments on One Factor Rates Cnstg. of Commodities Representing Two or More Major Industry Groups Where it is Impossible to Determine the Predominant Industry.

47

Small Packaged Freight Shipments.

471

Small Packaged Freight Shipments, Including LCL or LTL.