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Title: Material Classification
       Recommended by the Railway Storekeepers' Association

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UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
DIRECTOR GENERAL OF RAILROADS
DIVISION OF FINANCE AND PURCHASES

MATERIAL CLASSIFICATION

Recommended by the
Railway Storekeepers’ Association
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1919
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INSTRUCTIONS.

This classification for ordering, handling, and accounting for all material and supplies should be put in use on all railroads under Federal control at or before the taking of the next material inventory.

Construction material should be included with the same kind of material for maintenance or operation.

If further detail of any class is required, further subdivisions may be made.

If less detailed classification is desired, subclasses and classes may be consolidated, provided, however, that the principle of the classification must be maintained and none of the four general classes consolidated.

John Skelton Williams,
Director of Division of Finance and Purchases.
Washington, D. C., January 15, 1919.
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GENERAL CLASSIFICATION.

Material for maintenance of way and structures.

Material for maintenance of equipment.

Material for conducting transportation.

Material common to all departments.

DETAILED CLASSIFICATION.

MAINTENANCE OF WAY AND STRUCTURES.
 
Class No.  
1–A Frogs, switches, and crossings, and parts of same.
 
1–B Track fastenings, track bolts, spikes, etc.
 
1–C Track tools—all kinds, including hand and push cars, gasoline motor cars, velocipedes, and parts of same, and miscellaneous track material.
 
2–A Interlocking and signal material.
 
2–B Telegraph and telephone material.
 
3 Building and paving brick, cement, lime, stone, cast-iron water and culvert pipe, roofing tile and slate, prepared roofing, all kinds for buildings, sewer and drain tile, etc.
 
4 Lumber, bridge and building, including piling, bridge timber, bridge ties, fence posts, shingles, and manufactured lumber for bridges and buildings.
 
5–A Switch ties, treated or untreated.
 
5–B Crossties, treated or untreated.
 
6 Iron bridges, turntables, and structural steel, all kinds.
 
7 Ballast, all kinds, including riprap.
 
8 Rail, all kinds, except scrap.
 
9–A Fuel and water station material, and scales, and parts.
 
9–B Elevators, and coal and ore handling and conveying machinery.
 
9–C Steam derricks, steam shovels, steam ditchers, pile drivers and other such portable equipment used in roadway work and special material for same.
 
10 Chemicals for timber treatment.
 
 
MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENT.
 
11 Bolts, nuts, washers, rivets, lag screws, pins and studs.
 
12 Springs, helical and elliptical, all kinds, for locomotives and cars.
 
13 Flues for locomotive and stationary boilers, arch tubes, dry pipes, all kinds.
 
14 Brass, copper, and steel tubing, copper ferrules, and soft metals, such as copper, babbitt, tin, lead, and zinc.
 
15 Bar iron and steel, spring steel, tool steel, shaped steel, sheet steel under No. 13 gauge, sheet copper, tin and brass, chain, all kinds, except light coil, wire netting.
 
16 Boiler, fire-box, tank and sheet steel, No. 13 gauge and heavier, all kinds.
 
17 Heavy forgings for locomotives, such as crank pins, piston rods, quadrants and levers, motion links, valve yokes, etc.
 
18 Car forgings, iron and steel for passenger and freight cars, including metal brake beams and metal bolsters.
 
19 Locomotive castings, including gray iron, malleable, and steel, rough and finished, also cylinders, rough and finished.
 
20 Car castings, including gray iron, malleable, and steel all kinds, also couplers and knuckles, and parts for metal car roofs.
 
21 Rough and finished brass castings and journal bearings.
 
22 Air-brake material, all kinds, for locomotives, passenger and freight cars, except hose, but including air pump and parts.
 
23 Mechanical appliances for locomotives, such as injectors, lubricators, bell ringers, sanders, pop valves, air and steam gauges, whistles, boiler checks and parts, water gauge and lubricator glasses, and speed recorders.
 
24 Passenger-car trimmings, all kinds, including oil and gas lamps and fixtures, steam-heat fixtures and fittings, except steam hose, mail car, coach and chair-car seat fixtures, including upholstering material of all kinds, such as carpet, linoleum, rubber tiling and matting for cars and buildings.
 
625 Electric material for steam and electric locomotives.
 
26 Electric material for steam and traction-line cars.
 
27 Shop fuel, smithing coal, coke, fuel oil for furnaces, gasoline, charcoal, etc.
 
28 Foundry supplies, fire brick, fire clay, etc.
 
29 Wheels, tires, and axles for locomotives and cars, including driving-wheel centers, cast-iron, steel-tired and rolled-steel wheels.
 
30 Lumber, locomotive and car, rough and finished, including manufactured articles.
 
31 Machinery and machine tools, including all power-driven shop machinery.
 
32 Locomotive boilers, fire boxes, locomotive tenders and frames.
 
33 Trucks for equipment, locomotives, and cars.
 
34 Material in process of manufacture.
 
35 Floating-equipment material, all special material peculiar to floating equipment.
 
 
CONDUCTING TRANSPORTATION.
 
36 Locomotive, train, and station supplies, including tinware, all kinds; lanterns, train, switch, and other signal lamps and parts; locomotive and caboose tool equipment, such as jacks, shovels, wrecking frogs, train chains, etc.; baggage and warehouse trucks, caboose and station stoves and parts, ticket cases, tool handles, and all kinds of woodenware.
 
37 Oil-house material, all kinds, including lubricating oils and grease, illuminating oils, boiler compound, all kinds, and waste, all kinds.
 
38 Ice, sawdust, hay, and straw for ice houses.
 
39 Fuel, locomotive, including coal and wood and fuel oil for locomotive use only.
 
40 Fuel for stations and cars; includes coal, coke, and wood.
 
41 Commissary supplies for dining cars and restaurants.
 
 
GENERAL—COMMON TO ALL DEPARTMENTS.
 
42 Pipe, iron and steel, except boiler flues.
 
43 Pipe fittings, all kinds, for steam, air, and water; valves and cocks for same.
 
44 Electric-lighting material and supplies for buildings and grounds.
 
45 Hardware, all kinds, including nails, jacks, small hand tools, emery wheels, wire, and wire cloth.
 
46 Rubber and leather goods, including air, steam, and water hose, packing, all kinds, including metallic packing, asbestos, rope, belting, pipe covering, and boiler lagging.
 
47 Glass, drugs, chemicals and painter’s supplies, such as brushes, scrapers, sand and emery paper and cloth, also paints, oils, and varnishes; all kinds for equipment and buildings.
 
48 Stationery and printing.
 
49 Power-plant equipment, including steam and electric power plants and generating stations, motors, and other electrical equipment for operating shop machinery.
 
50 Scrap, all kinds, including scrap rail.
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DETAIL OF CLASSIFICATIONS.

CLASS 1–A.
FROGS, SWITCHES AND CROSSINGS, AND PARTS FOR SAME.

Item. Description. Unit.
Blocks, cast iron:    
For frogs Pattern reference Pound.
For switches do. Do.
For guard rails    
Blocking:    
Frog, cast iron Pattern reference Do.
Switch, cast iron do. Do.
Guard rail, cast iron do. Do.
Bolts:    
Dial lug Size Do.
Head rod do. Do.
Switch clip do. Do.
Transit clip do. Do.
Braces, switch point do. Each.
Bridles, connecting rod do. Do.
Castings for frogs and switches    
Castings, gray iron, malleable or steel Pattern reference Pound.
Chairs, switch head Size of rail Do.
Clamps, switch point (temporary)   Set.
Crossings, railroad Blue-print reference Each.
Derailers   Do.
Fillers:    
Guard rail, cast iron Pattern reference Pound.
Switch point, cast iron do. Do.
Frogs, track Size Each.
Lugs:    
Transit for switches   Do.
Dial for switches Size Do.
Nuts, special, for switch clip bolts do. Pound.
Plates:    
Gauge, for switches do. Set.
Guard rail do. Each.
Heel, for switches do. Set.
Slide, for switches do. Do.
Switch do. Do.
Points, switch do. Each.
Rails, guard do. Do.
Rods:    
Connection for switches do. Do.
Head for switches do. Do.
Slip switch do. Do.
Switch do. Do.
Tie for switches do. Do.
Stands, switch Kind Do.
Switches, track, complete Size Do.
Targets, switch stand do. Do.
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CLASS 1–B.
TRACK FASTENINGS, TRACK BOLTS, TRACK SPIKES, ETC.

Item. Description. Unit.
Bars:    
Angle Weight of rail Pound.
Offset angle do. Do.
Bolts, track Size Do.
Braces, rail do. Each.
Creepers, antirail Kind and size Do.
Joints, rail, except insulated Size Do.
Locks, track nut do. Thousand.
Plates, tie do. Pound.
Spikes, track Kegs Do.
Splices, track Size Do.

CLASS 1–C.
TRACK TOOLS, SECTION CARS AND PARTS, AND MISCELLANEOUS TRACK MATERIAL.

Item. Description. Unit.
Adzes Size Each.
Anchors, rail, for wreckers   Do.
Augers, post hole   Do.
Bars, track tool Kind Do.
Benders and parts, rail Catalogue reference Do.
Bitts, track drill Size Do.
Boards, level Kind Do.
Bolts, eye, for stockyard gate Size Pound.
Braces, screw spike   Each.
Brooms, rattan, chisel pointed   Do.
Carriers, timber   Do.
Cars:    
Hand, and parts Catalogue reference Do.
Motor inspection, and parts do. Do.
Push, and parts do. Do.
Velocipede, and parts do. Do.
Chisels, track   Do.
Chucks, track drill Kind Do.
Cutters, weed do. Do.
Diggers, post hole do. Do.
Drills:    
Rail do. Do.
Ratchet do. Do.
Track, and parts do. Do.
Forks, ballast Size Dozen.
Gates, crossing, and parts Catalogue reference Each.
Grapples, timber Size Pair.
Grinders, tool, for section Kind Each.
Grindstone, section Size Do.
Hammers:    
Double face do. Pound.
Mason do. Do.
Napping do. Do.
Stone do. Do.
Hinges, stockyard gate   Each.
Hoes, weed   Do.
Hooks:    
Rail, for wrecker Size Pound.
Stockyard gate do. Each.
Jacks, track, and parts do. Do.
Levels, track   Do.
Mattocks Size Do.
9Mauls:    
Spike Size Each.
Post (wood faced) do. Do.
Post do. Do.
Peavies   Do.
Picks:    
Clay   Do.
Tamping   Do.
Mattock   Do.
Plugs, tie   Thousand.
Posts, bumping, and parts Size Each.
Pullers, spike   Do.
Punches, track   Do.
Salt:    
Common   Barrel.
Rock   Ton.
Saws, crosscut Size Each.
Scythes, all kinds do. Do.
Shims, expansion do. Do.
Shovels, track   Do.
Sledges Size Pound.
Snaths, scythe Kind Each.
Spades do. Do.
Speeders, track, and parts Catalogue reference Do.
Spikes: Boat Size Pound.
Staples:    
Fence do. Do.
Stockyard do. Do.
Stones:    
Scythe do. Gross.
Grind, for section do. Each.
Stretchers, wire Kind Do.
Tampers, post hole Size Do.
Tongs:    
Rail   Pair.
Skidding   Do.
Tie   Do.
Velocipedes and parts Catalogue reference Each.
Wedges, stone Size Do.
Wheels, hand car Catalogue reference Do.
Whetstones   Gross.
Wire:    
Fence Kind Rod.
Barbed fence Spool Pound.
Woven fence Kind Rod.
Wrenches, track Size Each.

CLASS 2–A.
INTERLOCKING AND SIGNAL MATERIAL.

Item. Description. Unit.
Ammeters Catalogue reference Each.
Arms, interlocking do. Do.
Arresters, lightning do. Do.
Bases, lightning arrester do. Do.
Batteries, signal do. Do.
Bells, road crossing and signal do. Do.
Blades:    
Dwarf signal do. Do.
Semaphore do. Do.
10Boxes, relay Catalogue reference Each.
Brackets, arm do. Do.
Buckles, interlocking do. Do.
Bushings, fiber, for signal work do. Do.
Cables, electric do. Foot.
Capping, signal Pieces Board foot.
Caps, post (signal) Catalogue reference Each.
Carriers, wire do. Do.
Castings:    
For signal department do. Do.
Gray iron, malleable, or steel Pattern reference Pound.
Chutes, battery Catalogue reference Each.
Clamps, interlocker do. Do.
Coils, resistance do. Do.
Controllers, circuit do. Do.
Coppers, battery do. Do.
Covers:    
Battery do. Do.
Battery well do. Do.
Cranks, interlocker do. Do.
Fuses, electric do. Do.
Guides, interlocking do. Do.
Hangers, interlocking do. Do.
Interlocking material do. Do.
Jars, battery do. Do.
Jaws, connection rod, interlocking do. Do.
Joints, insulated do. Do.
Ladders, interlocking do. Do.
Latches, interlocking do. Do.
Levers, interlocking do. Do.
Links, interlocking do. Do.
Locks, signal   Dozen.
Machinery for interlocking plant Catalogue reference Each.
Magnets:    
Induction for signal do. Do.
For electric signals do. Do.
Material:    
For electric block signals do. Do.
For interlocking plant do. Do.
Automatic block signal do. Do.
Mechanical fixtures, interlocking and signal. do. Do.
Pins, connection, interlocking do. Do.
Plates, interlocking number (signal) do. Do.
Poles:    
Block signal do. Do.
Train order do. Do.
Quadrants, interlocking do. Do.
Reels, wire (signal department) Kind Do.
Relays, signal Catalogue reference Do.
Rods, connection (interlocker) do. Do.
Scoops, battery do. Do.
Segments, interlocking do. Do.
Semaphores, interlocking do. Do.
Sewers, interlocking do. Do.
Shackles, interlocking do. Do.
Signal and interlocking material do. Do.
Signals:    
Interlocking do. Do.
Automatic block do. Do.
11Spectacles:    
Automatic block Catalogue reference Each.
Train order do. Do.
Springs, interlocking do. Do.
Sticks, soldering do. Do.
Switches, electrical do. Do.
Tape, electric do. Pound.
Trays, battery do. Each.
Trunking signal Size Linear foot.
Tubing, hard rubber, electric Catalogue reference Pound.
Turnbuckles, interlocking do. Each.
Washers, fiber, for signal work do. Do.
Wells, battery for signals do. Do.
Wheels, interlocking do. Do.
Wire:    
Electrical do. Pound or feet.
Signal Size Foot.
Wires, bond Catalogue reference Each.
Zincs, battery   Do.

CLASS 2–B.
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE MATERIAL.

Item. Description. Unit.
Arresters, lightning Catalogue reference Each.
Bases, lightning arrester do. Do.
Batteries:    
Dry do. Do.
Telegraph, and parts do. Do.
Bolts, cross-arm Size Pound.
Boxes, relay Catalogue reference Each.
Braces, galvanized-iron, telegraph Size Do.
Brackets, telegraph Catalogue reference Do.
Climbers, Linesmen do. Pair.
Condensers, telegraph do. Each.
Coppers, battery do. Do.
Cords, telephone do. Do.
Covers, battery do. Do.
Grounders, telegraph do. Do.
Instruments, telegraph do. Do.
Jacks, switchboard do. Do.
Jars, battery do. Do.
Material, telegraph and telephone do. Do.
Pins, insulated do. Do.
Poles, telegraph Kind Do.
Resonators, telegraph Catalogue reference Do.
Reels, wire (telegraph department) Kind Do.
Relays, telegraph Catalogue reference Do.
Sounders, telegraph do. Do.
Sticks, soldering do. Do.
Switches, electrical do. Do.
Telegraph material do. Do.
Telephone material do. Do.
Transmitters:    
Telegraph do. Do.
Telephone do. Do.
Trays, battery do. Do.
Wire:    
Electrical do. Pound and foot.
Telegraph Size Foot.
Zincs, battery Catalogue reference Each.
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CLASS 3.
BUILDING AND PAVING BRICK, CEMENT, LIME, STONE, CAST IRON, WATER AND CULVERT PIPE, ROOFING TILE AND SLATE, PREPARED ROOFING—ALL KINDS—FOR BUILDINGS; SEWER AND DRAIN TILE, ETC.

Item. Description. Unit.
Ash, soda Barrel Hundredweight.
Asphalt    
Bags:    
Cement Kind Each.
Cloth for washout uses Size Do.
Bars, concrete do. Pound.
Bends:    
Cast-iron pipe do. Do.
Vitrified do. Each.
Blocks:    
Cement do. Do.
Concrete do. Do.
Paving do. Thousand.
Branches:    
Cast-iron pipe do. Pound.
Vitrified do. Each.
Brick:    
Common Kind Thousand.
Paving do. Do.
Caps:    
Blasting    
Roofing Kind Pound.
Cement:    
Plaster   Sack.
Portland building   Barrel.
Crosses:    
Cast-iron pipe Size Pound.
Vitrified do. Each.
Dynamite    
Elbows:    
Cast-iron pipe Size Pound.
Vitrified do. Each.
Fittings:    
Cast-iron pipe do. Pound.
Vitrified do. Each.
Flanges, cast-iron pipe do. Pound.
Fuse, blasting    
Gates, farm (iron) Size Each.
Gravel:    
Concrete   Yard.
Roofing Yard Do.
Hair, plasterers’    
Increasers:    
Cast-iron pipe Size Pound.
Vitrified pipe do. Each.
Jacks, smoke, for roundhouse Catalogue reference Do.
Lime, common   Barrel.
Lining:    
Flue Barrel Foot.
Paper do. Roll.
Metal, expanded do. Pound.
Nipples, cast-iron pipe do. Do.
Paper:    
Lining do. Roll.
Roofing do. Square.
Tar do. Do.
13Pipe:    
Cast iron Size Pound.
Concrete do. Foot.
Drain do. Do.
Sewer do. Do.
Soil do. Do.
Vitrified do. Do.
Plaster:    
Building Kind Sack.
Cement do. Do.
Plugs, cast-iron pipe Size Pound.
Powder, blasting    
Reducers:    
Cast-iron pipe Size Do.
Vitrified do. Each.
Roofing, gravel   Yard.
Roofs, car (paper)   Roll.
Sand:    
Building   Yard.
Engine   Do.
Sills, stone building    
Slate, roofing Size Each.
Sleeves, cast-iron pipe do. Pound.
Stone:    
Building   Yard.
Crushed   Do.
Cut    
Foundation   Do.
Lintel    
Ornamental building    
Paving   Do.
Riprap Yard Do.
Tees:    
Cast-iron pipe Size Pound.
Soil pipe do. Do.
Vitrified pipe do. Each.
Tile:    
Drain do. Do.
Roofing do. Do.
Sewer do. Do.
Traps, vitrified do. Do.
Ventilators, shops Kind and size Do.
Y-bends:    
Cast-iron pipe Size Pound.
Vitrified pipe do. Each.
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CLASS 4.
LUMBER, BRIDGE AND BUILDING, INCLUDING PILING, BRIDGE TIMBERS, BRIDGE TIES, FENCE POSTS, SHINGLES AND MANUFACTURED LUMBER FOR BRIDGES AND BUILDINGS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Battens, O. G. Kind and size Lineal foot.
Beading, window do. Do.
Benches, for shop use Size Each.
Blinds, for buildings do. Do.
Blocking, frog (wood) Kind and size Lineal foot.
Blocking, guard rail (wood) do. Do.
Blocking, switch (wood) do. Do.
Boards:    
Roadway sign Kind Each.
Slow and stop do. Do.
Boxes:    
Section dump Size Do.
Drain do. Do.
Ex-gang tool do. Do.
Braces, sway (bridge) do. Board foot.
Caps, bridge do. Do.
Ceiling, building Grade and size Do.
Decking, bridge Size Do.
Doors, building do. Each.
Fillers, track wood do. Do.
Fir Grade and size Board foot.
Flooring, building do. Do.
Frames:    
Door, for buildings Size Each.
Window, for building do. Do.
Gates, farm (wood) do. Do.
Girts, bridge do. Board foot.
Grills, ticket Kind and size Each.
Guards, cattle, and parts   Set.
Lining, building Grade and size Board foot.
Lumber, bridge and building do. Do.
Maple flooring for buildings do. Do.
Moldings, wood Kind Lineal foot.
Piling, wood Size Foot.
Plank, crossing do. Board foot.
Posts:    
Bridge (wood) Grade Do.
Fence Size Each.
Mile   Do.
Rail   Do.
Roadway   Do.
Stockyard Size Do.
Whistle   Do.
Quarter round, building Size Lineal foot.
Sash, window, for building do. Each.
Shims, wood track do. Thousand.
Shingles Grade Do.
Siding, building Grade and size Board foot.
Signs, roadway Kind Each.
Stakes, grade Size Thousand.
Stringers, bridge (wood) do. Board foot.
Ties, bridge do. Do.
Windows, complete (building) do. Each.
Window, ticket do. Do.
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CLASS 5–A.
TIES, SWITCH—TREATED OR UNTREATED.

Item. Description. Unit.
Ties:    
Crossing Kind and size Board foot.
Switch do. Do.

CLASS 5–B.
TIES, CROSS—TREATED OR UNTREATED.

Item. Description. Unit.
Ties, cross, all kinds of wood Kind Each.

CLASS 6.
IRON BRIDGES, TURNTABLES AND STRUCTURAL STEEL—ALL KINDS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Beams, eye, for structural work Kind and size Pound.
Bridges, iron Size Each.
Girders, bridge Blue print reference Do.
Piling, sheet steel Size Pound.
Steel, structural, for bridges and buildings Kind and size Do.
Stringers, bridge, iron Size Do.
Tables, turn do. Each.

CLASS 7.
BALLAST—ALL KINDS, INCLUDING RIPRAP.

Item. Description. Unit.
Cinders, ballast   Yard.
Gravel, ballast   Do.
Riprap   Do.
Rock, crushed   Do.
Slag, ballast   Do.
Stone, ballast   Do.

CLASS 8.
RAIL, ALL KINDS, EXCEPT SCRAP.

Item. Description. Unit.
Rail, all weights and kinds except scrap. Size Gross ton.

CLASS 9–A.
FUEL AND WATER STATION MATERIAL AND SCALES AND PARTS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Beams, scale Size and kind Pound.
Bells, scale gong Catalogue reference Each.
Blanks, counterpoise do. Do.
Boilers:    
For heating and lighting buildings do. Do.
For water station do. Do.
Clamps, hydrant Size Do.
Engines:    
Lighting, for stations, etc., and parts Catalogue reference Do.
Steam and gas, for pumping stations and parts do. Do.
16Filters and parts Catalogue reference Each.
Floats, copper do. Do.
Gongs, scale Size Do.
Governors, engine, for pumping stations Kind and size Do.
Hands, tank indicator Size Do.
Hydrants Size and kind Do.
Injectors and parts for stationary boilers Catalogue reference Do.
Inspirators and parts for stationary boilers do. Do.
Lubricators, for pumps and stationary engines do. Do.
Machinery and parts for water stations do. Do.
Meters, water do. Do.
Mills, wind, and parts do. Do.
Pipes, stand, and parts do. Do.
Plungers, pump do. Do.
Points, well drive do. Do.
Pumps:    
Hand, water and parts do. Do.
Power, for water stations and parts do. Do.
Steam, for water stations and parts do. Do.
Water, and parts do. Do.
Scales:    
Counter do. Do.
Platform do. Do.
Spring balance do. Do.
Stockyards do. Do.
Track do. Do.
Wagon do. Do.
Seats, tank valve do. Do.
Spouts:    
Crane do. Do.
Tank do. Do.
Springs, steam pump do. Do.
Stacks, pumping station Size Do.
Strainers, well do. Do.
Tanks:    
Oil-storage Kind and size Do.
Water, and parts do. Do.
Weights, scale do. Do.

CLASS 9–B.
ELEVATOR AND COAL AND ORE HANDLING AND CONVEYING MACHINERY.

Item. Description. Unit.
Buckets, conveyor Catalogue reference Each.
Chutes, coal, and parts do. Do.
Elevators:    
Coal do. Do.
Grain do. Do.
Ore do. Do.
Hoists, coal, and parts do. Do.
Machinery and parts:    
Coal handling   Do.
Conveyor do. Do.
Grain handling   Do.
Ore handling do. Do.
Spouts, grain do. Do.
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CLASS 9–C.
STEAM DERRICKS, STEAM SHOVELS, STEAM DITCHERS, PILE DRIVERS, AND OTHER SUCH PORTABLE EQUIPMENT USED IN ROADWAY WORK AND SPECIAL MATERIAL FOR SAME.

Item. Description. Unit.
Cables, swinging, for steam shovels Size Each.
Crabs, derrick Catalogue reference Do.
Cranes, locomotive, and parts do. Do.
Crushers, rock do. Do.
Derricks, steam, and parts do. Do.
Ditchers, steam, and parts do. Do.
Drivers, pile, and parts do. Do.
Engines, hoisting, and parts do. Do.
Levelers, ballast, and parts do. Do.
Mixers, concrete, and parts do. Do.
Plows:    
Ballast, and parts do. Do.
Snow, and parts do. Do.
Steam, and parts do. Do.
Spreaders, ballast, and parts do. Do.
Unloaders:    
Ballast, and parts do. Do.
Rail, and parts do. Do.
Wreckers and parts do. Do.

CLASS 10.
CHEMICALS FOR TIMBER TREATMENT.

Includes all chemicals used in timber preservation.

CLASS 11.
BOLTS, NUTS, WASHERS, RIVETS, LAG SCREWS, PINS, AND STUDS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Bolts:    
Anchor Size Pound.
Bridge do. Do.
Binder do. Do.
Button head do. Do.
Car do. Hundred.
Carriage do. Pound.
Cellar do. Do.
Common, for frogs do. Do.
Countersunk do. Do.
Crown bar do. Do.
Drift do. Do.
Dry pipe do. Do.
Eccentric blade do. Do.
Eccentric strap do. Do.
Flat head do. Each.
Flexible stay do. Pound.
Handhole plate do. Do.
Hook do. Do.
Key do. Do.
Machine do. Do.
Main rod do. Do.
Patch do. Do.
Plow do. Hundred.
Rod, for locomotives do. Pound.
Radial stay do. Do.
18Round head Size Pound.
Stay do. Do.
Stack do. Do.
Side rod do. Do.
Steam pipe do. Do.
Stone do. Do.
Spring hanger do. Do.
Tee head do. Do.
Wedge do. Do.
Nut locks, for cars Kind and size Thousand.
Nuts:    
Blank do. Pound.
Castle Size Do.
Crank pin Kind and size Do.
Hexagon Size Do.
Knuckle pin Kind and size Do.
Piston rod do. Do.
Square Size Do.
Tapped Kind and size Do.
Pins:    
Driver brake Size Each.
Round flat head do. Pound.
Rivets:    
Boiler Kind and size Do.
Tank do. Do.
Screws, lag Size Thousand.
Stay bolts do. Pound.
Radial do. Do.
Flexible do. Each.
Studs:    
Boiler do. Do.
Cylinder do. Do.
Steam chest do. Do.
Washers:    
Plate do. Pound.
Wrought iron do. Do.

CLASS 12.
SPRINGS, HELICAL AND ELLIPTICAL—ALL KINDS—FOR LOCOMOTIVES AND CARS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Springs:    
Buffer Blue-print reference Pound.
Caboose do. Do.
Centering do. Do.
Coach bolster do. Do.
Coil, engines, and cars do. Do.
Counter balance do. Do.
Drawbar do. Do.
Engine do. Do.
Equalizer do. Do.
Freight car bolster do. Do.
Freight car draw bar do. Do.
Locomotive driving do. Do.
Locomotive throttle do. Do.
Locomotive truck do. Do.
Passenger buffer do. Do.
Piston packing do. Do.
19Reverse lever do. Do.
Reverse shaft do. Do.
Throttle do. Do.
Trailer do. Do.
Truck do. Do.
Valve strip do. Do.

CLASS 13.
FLUES FOR LOCOMOTIVE AND STATIONARY BOILERS, ARCH TUBES, DRY PIPES—ALL KINDS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Flues:    
Arch Size Foot.
Boiler do. Do.
Circulating do. Do.
Pipes, dry do. Do.
Tubes:    
Arch do. Do.
Boiler do. Do.
Circulating do. Do.
Super heater do. Do.

CLASS 14.
BRASS, COPPER, AND STEEL TUBING, COPPER FERRULES AND SOFT METALS, SUCH AS BABBITT, COPPER, LEAD, TIN, AND ZINC.

Item. Description. Unit.
Antimony Slab Pound.
Babbitt Kind Do.
Bars:    
Brass Size Do.
Copper do. Do.
Brass, bar do. Do.
Copper:    
Bar do. Do.
Pig   Do.
Ferrules, copper Size Do.
Lead, pig   Do.
Metal, babbitt Kind Do.
Metals, soft do. Do.
Pipe:    
Brass Size Do.
Copper do. Do.
Lead do. Do.
Rods, brass do. Do.
Solder   Do.
Spelter   Do.
Tin:    
Block   Pound.
Pig   Do.
Tubing:    
Brass Size Do.
Copper do. Do.
Shelby steel do. Foot.
Steel do. Do.
Zinc, slab   Pound.
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CLASS 15.
BAR IRON AND STEEL, SPRING STEEL, TOOL STEEL, SHAPED STEEL, SHEET STEEL UNDER NO. 13 GAUGE, SHEET COPPER, TIN, AND BRASS, WIRE NETTING, CHAIN, ALL KINDS, EXCEPT LIGHT COIL, WIRE NETTING.

Item. Description. Unit.
Bands, Russia iron Number and size Pound.
Bars:    
Steel Kind and size Do.
Z Size Do.
Cable, wire do. Foot.
Chain, common Kind and size Pound.
Copper, sheet Size Do.
Iron:    
Angle do. Do.
Bar, all kinds Kind and size Do.
Channel do. Do.
Engine bolt do. Do.
Galvanized sheet do. Do.
Hammered do. Do.
Norway do. Do.
Planished do. Do.
Russia Size Do.
Sheet No. 14 and lighter do. Do.
Stay bolt do. Do.
Stovepipe do. Do.
Swedish do. Do.
Tennessee do. Do.
Lead, sheet do. Do.
Netting, wire, all kinds Kind and size Square foot and pound.
Rods, steel drill Size Pound.
Rope, wire do. Foot.
Shafting, steel shop do. Pound.
Steel:    
Galvanized Sheet do. Do.
Locomotive jacket do. Do.
Machine do. Do.
Round edge for draft keys do. Do.
Sheet (light) do. Do.
Soft do. Do.
Spring do. Do.
Tool do. Do.
Tees, steel do. Do.
Tin, sheet do. Box.
Zinc, sheet do. Pound.

CLASS 16.
BOILER, FIREBOX AND TANK STEEL NO. 13 GAUGE AND HEAVIER, ALL KINDS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Iron, sheet, No. 13 and heavier Size Pound.
Steel:    
Boiler do. Do.
Fire box do. Do.
Sheet 110 and heavier do. Do.
Stack do. Do.
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CLASS 17.
HEAVY FORGINGS FOR LOCOMOTIVES, SUCH AS CRANK PINS, PISTON RODS, QUADRANTS AND LEVERS, MOTION LINKS, VALVE YOKES, ETC.

Item. Description. Unit.
Bars:    
Draw between engine and tenders Locomotive class number Pound.
Guide do. Each.
Transmission do. Do.
Billets, steel for locomotive rods Size Pound.
Blades, eccentric Locomotive class number Each.
Draw bars, between engine and tender do. Pound.
Forgings:    
Locomotive Blue print reference Do.
Locomotive, side rod do. Do.
Frames, locomotive (wrought iron) do. Each.
Gibbs, spring hanger do. Do.
Hangers:    
Link do. Do.
Spring do. Do.
Jaws, transmission bar do. Do.
Levers:    
Reverse do. Do.
Throttle do. Do.
Links, motion do. Do.
Pins:    
Crank do. Pound.
Crosshead do. Do.
Draw bar do. Do.
Knuckle joint do. Do.
Valve motion do. Do.
Wrist do. Do.
Quadrants, locomotive do. Do.
Rods:    
Driving do. Each.
Main do. Do.
Piston do. Do.
Side do. Do.
Shafts, tumbling do. Do.
Straps, rod for locomotives do. Do.
Yokes, valve for locomotives do. Do.

CLASS 18.
CAR FORGINGS, IRON AND STEEL, FOR PASSENGER AND FREIGHT CARS. INCLUDES ALSO METAL BRAKE BEAMS AND METAL BOLSTERS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Bands, corner Shop card number Pound.
Bars, arch do. Do.
Beams:    
Brake (metal) Kind Each.
Brake (repairs for) do. Each and lb.
Bolsters (metal) do. Do.
Bolts:    
Eye, for cars Size Pound.
U for cars do. Do.
Braces:    
Draft timber Shop card number Do.
Running board (cars) do. Do.
Brackets, brake stem do. Do.
Buckles, turn Size Each.
22Carlines (Steel) Blue print reference Each.
Chains, brake Size Pound.
Clamps:    
Air pipe Shop card number Do.
Brake beam Kind of beam Each and lb.
Clips, brake beam do. Each.
Eyes, draft rod Shop card number Pound.
Ferrules, hanger pin do. Do.
Forgings, car do. Do.
Fulcrums, brake beam Shop card number or pattern number Each and pound.
Fulcrum, brake lever Shop card number Pound.
Fulcrums, dead do. Do.
Guides:    
Brake rod do. Do.
Dead lever do. Do.
Handles, grab do. Do.
Hangers:    
Brake do. Do.
Spring, car and coach do. Do.
Truck do. Do.
Heads, brake, car Pattern number Do.
Hooks, safety Shop card number Do.
Irons:    
Brake staff carrier do. Do.
Draft timber carrier do. Do.
Jaws, brake do. Do.
Keys:    
Amer. Cont. rod do. Do.
Brake shoe do. Do.
Center pin do. Do.
Hanger pin do. Do.
Ratchet wheel do. Do.
Tail pin do. Do.
Levers:    
Brake do. Do.
Cylinder do. Do.
Cut do. Do.
Floating do. Do.
Truck do. Do.
Uncoupling do. Do.
Links:    
Open do. Do.
Uncoupling rod do. Do.
Pins:    
Brake do. Do.
Center do. Do.
Freight car connection do. Do.
Coupler do. Do.
Coach tail do. Do.
Knuckle do. Do.
Plates:    
Deadwood do. Do.
Side and end, steel do. Do.
Posts:    
Follower do. Do.
End door, corner, and side, steel do. Do.
Purlines, steel car do. Do.
Rivets, drawbar yoke do. Do.
23Rods:    
All kinds, for cars Shop card numbers Pound.
Bottom do. Do.
Brake do. Do.
Cylinder do. Do.
Cylinder, lever push do. Do.
Crosstie do. Do.
Draft do. Do.
End for cars do. Do.
Hand brake do. Do.
Release do. Do.
Top brake do. Do.
Transom truss do. Do.
Uncoupling do. Do.
Staffs, brake do. Do.
Steps, sill do. Do.
Straps:    
Door for cars do. Do.
Lug for cars do. Do.
Pipe for cars do. Do.
Turnbuckles, car Size Each.
Yokes, coupler Shop card number Pound.

CLASS 19.
LOCOMOTIVE CASTINGS, INCLUDING GREY IRON, MALLEABLE AND STEEL, ROUGH AND FINISHED; ALSO CYLINDERS, ROUGH AND FINISHED.

Item. Description. Unit.
Bars, pressed steel, grate side Locomotive class number Each.
Beams, bumper (steel) do. Do.
Casings:    
Cylinder head Pattern reference Each and pound.
Steam chest do. Do.
Casting:    
Gray iron, locomotive do. Pound.
Gray iron, miscellaneous shop do. Do.
Gray iron, sand stove do. Do.
Malleable locomotive do. Do.
Steel locomotive do. Do.
Covers, grease cup, finished do. Each.
Cylinders, locomotive do. Each and pound.
Driers, sand and parts do. Pound.
Heads:    
Brake, locomotive driver do. Do.
Cross do. Do.
Engine brake do. Do.
Lubricators, driving box and parts do. Each.
Pistons, locomotive do. Pound.
Shoes, engine brake Kind Do.
Steps, engine (cast iron) Pattern reference Do.
Stoves, sand drier and parts do. Do.
Torches, engineers (malleable) do. Each.
Washers, cast bridge do. Pound.
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CLASS 20.
CAR CASTINGS, INCLUDING GRAY IRON, MALLEABLE AND STEEL, ALL KINDS; ALSO COUPLERS AND KNUCKLES, AND PARTS FOR METAL CAR ROOFS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Bearings, gravity side Class of equipment Set.
Castings:    
Gray iron car Pattern reference Pound.
Malleable iron car do. Do.
Steel car do. Do.
Couplers, car and parts Catalogue reference Each or pound.
Covers, oil box Kind Do.
Dampeners, spring   Set.
Devices, centering, for passenger car Blue-print reference Do.
Fasteners, door, freight car Kind Each.
Fixtures, door, for cars Kind and size Do.
Gears, draft, for cars do. Do.
Hangers, door (cars) Kind Pound.
Lids, oil box do. Each or pound.
Locks, coupler do. Pound.
Lugs, draft do. Pair.
Pedestals, car and coach Pattern reference Pound.
Plates, tender, coupler Blue-print reference Each.
Platforms, and parts, steel, coach do. Do.
Rigging, draft Kind Do.
Rollers, car door do. Pair.
Roofing, galvanized car Size Sheet.
Roofs, car (galvanized) do. Do.
Shoes, car brake Kind Pound.
Springs, oil box do. Each.
Track:    
Car door do. Foot.
Climax door Size Do.
Durham door do. Do.
Freight car door do. Do.

CLASS 21.
ROUGH AND FINISHED BRASS CASTINGS AND JOURNAL BEARINGS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Bearings, journal Size and number Pound.
Castings:    
Brass, rough Pattern reference Do.
Brass, finished do. Each.
Cocks, cylinder, common   Do.
Gongs, cab   Do.
Holders, grenade Pattern reference Do.
Whistles, engine do. Do.
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CLASS 22.
AIR BRAKE MATERIAL—ALL KINDS—FOR LOCOMOTIVE, PASSENGER AND FREIGHT CARS, EXCEPT HOSE, BUT INCLUDING AIR PUMPS AND PARTS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Adjusters, slack Catalogue reference and number Each.
Air brake material, except hose and couplings do. Do.
Air pumps and parts do. Do.
Brakes, Eames vacuum do. Do.
Cocks, angle do. Do.
Governors, air pump do. Do.
Pumps, air and parts do. Do.

CLASS 23.
MECHANICAL APPLIANCES FOR LOCOMOTIVES, SUCH AS INJECTORS, LUBRICATORS, BELL RINGERS, SANDERS, POP VALVES, AIR AND STEAM GAUGES, WHISTLES, BOILER CHECKS AND PARTS, WATER GAUGE AND LUBRICATOR GLASSES AND SPEED RECORDERS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Candles, lubricator Size Thousand.
Checks, boiler except shop made Catalogue reference Each.
Cocks:    
Blow off Kind Do.
Hancock pneumatic cylinder   Do.
Gauges:    
Air and parts Size Do.
Steam and parts do. Do.
Glasses:    
Lubricator do. Dozen.
Water do. Do.
Injectors and parts for locomotives Catalogue reference Each.
Inspirators and parts for locomotives do. Do.
Joints:    
Ball do. Do.
Moran do. Do.
Leathers, bell ringer do. Do.
Lights, well and parts do. Do.
Lubricators and parts:    
Locomotive do. Do.
Shop do. Do.
Openers, fire door, and parts do. Do.
Regulators, muffler pop do. Do.
Ringers, bell and parts do. Do.
Sanders, track and parts do. Do.
Recorders, speed and parts do. Do.
Springs:    
Fire-door opener do. Do.
Pop valve do. Do.
Strainers, locomotive Kind Do.
Testers, boiler and parts Catalogue reference Do.
Tubes, steam gauge Size Do.
Valves:    
Blow-off Catalogue reference Do.
Pop, and parts do. Do.
Reducing and parts do. Do.
Relief, and parts do. Do.
Sander do. Do.
Washers, boiler and tester do. Do.
Whistles, engine do. Do.
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CLASS 24.
PASSENGER CAR TRIMMINGS, ALL KINDS, INCLUDING OIL AND GAS LAMPS AND FIXTURES, STEAM HEAT FIXTURES AND FITTINGS (EXCEPT STEAM HOSE), MAIL CAR, COACH, AND CHAIR CAR SEAT FIXTURES, INCLUDING UPHOLSTERING MATERIALS, ALL KINDS, SUCH AS CARPET, LINOLEUM, RUBBER TILING, AND MATTING FOR CARS AND BUILDINGS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Acorns, silk Kind Each.
Basins, coach wash Kind and size Do.
Batting, cotton Grade and size Batts.
Beds, coach Catalogue reference Each.
Bedding, coach Kind Do.
Binding, carpet do. Yard.
Bolts, chain, for cars Size Dozen.
Bowls:    
Closet Catalogue reference Each.
Wash do. Do.
Brackets:    
Curtain do. Do.
Deck sash do. Do.
Braid:    
Binding Kind Yard.
Gimp do. Do.
Brick, fire, for dining car ranges do. Each.
Buffs, cotton    
Bunting Kind and size Yard.
Burlap do. Do.
Bushings:    
Bell cord Catalogue reference Each.
Washbowl do. Do.
Buttons, upholstering Kind and size Gross.
Canvas do. Yard.
Carpets, aisle do. Each.
Catches, cupboard, special, for passenger equipment Catalogue reference Dozen.
Chandeliers, coach do. Each.
Checks, door, for coaches do. Do.
Cloth:    
Awning Kind Yard.
Cheese Grade Do.
Curtain Kind Do.
Enamel do. Do.
Hair do. Do.
White duck do. Do.
Cocks:    
Baker heater   Each.
Car lighting Catalogue reference Do.
Coach water cooler do. Do.
Combs, toilet   Dozen.
Cord:    
Curtain Kind Yard.
Silk do. Do.
Cotton   Do.
Couplings:    
Bell cord Catalogue reference Each.
Cooler do. Do.
Crash Kind Yard.
Curtains:    
Coach Kind and size Each.
Vestibule do. Do.
Cushion, coach seat Size Do.
Dishes, soap Catalogue reference Do.
Duck Kind and size Yard.
27Dyes    
Escutcheons, lock coach Catalog reference Each.
Fasteners:    
Door, coach do. Do.
Sash, coach do. Do.
Window, coach do. Do.
Feathers   Pound.
Flannel, Canton Size Yard.
Gas, Pintsch, repair parts Catalog reference Each.
Gates, coach tail do. Do.
Gauges, car lighting and heating Size Do.
Gimp Kind Yard.
Grenades, hand do. Each.
Grommets Size Gross.
Guards, mail car cinder Kind Each.
Guides, bell cord Catalogue reference Do.
Hair, curled Kind Pound.
Hangers, bell cord Catalogue reference Each.
Hassocks Kind Do.
Heaters, coach and parts Catalogue reference Do.
Hinges, coach do. Pair.
Holders:    
Bell cord do. Each.
Bottle do. Do.
Coach door do. Do.
Soap do. Do.
Hoods, vestibule do. Do.
Hooks:    
Bell cord do. Do.
Coat and hat, passenger car do. Do.
Hoppers, salon, coach do. Do.
Keepers, door, for coaches do. Do.
Keys, coach lock do. Dozen.
Knobs, coach door do. Dozen and pair.
Lace Kind Yard.
Latches, door, for coaches Catalogue reference Each.
Lavatories, for passenger cars do. Do.
Lifts, sash, for passenger cars do. Do.
Lighters, match do. Do.
Linen Kind Yard.
Linoleum do. Do.
Locks, coach Catalogue reference Each.
Mats:    
Aisle Size Do.
Rubber do. Do.
Matting, corrugated do. Do.
Moss Kind Pound.
Muslin do. Yard.
Nails:    
Antique Catalogue reference Gross.
Black carriage do. Do.
Plush do. Do.
Upholstering do. Do.
Needles Size Dozen.
Oil, sewing-machine Kind Bottle.
Pads, rubber Size Each.
28Pantasote Kind Yard.
Pegamoide, curtain cloth do. Do.
Pins, escutcheon, coach Catalogue reference Each.
Plush Kind Yard.
Pulls, drawer (coach) Catalogue reference Each.
Pulleys, bell cord do. Do.
Pumps, toilet, and parts (coach) do. Do.
Racks:    
Basket do. Do.
Towel, for coaches do. Do.
Ranges, dining car, and parts do. Do.
Ratchets, deck sash do. Do.
Rattan Kind Yard.
Receivers, gas Catalogue reference Each.
Rests, seat do. Do.
Rollers, vestibule curtain do. Do.
Rubber, corrugated Size Pound.
Rubbers, mail car do. Each.
Scratchers, match Catalogue reference Do.
Seats:    
Coach do. Do.
Coach, hopper do. Do.
Coach window do. Do.
Sheeting Kind Yard.
Sheets do. Each.
Silks do. Yard.
Springs:    
Chair cushion Size Pound.
Coach seat do. Do.
Door (coaches) Catalogue reference Each.
Sash (coaches) do. Do.
Upholstering Size Pound.
Steps, coach (steel) do. Each.
Stops:    
Door (coach) Catalogue reference Do.
Sash (coach) do. Do.
Stoves, coach, and parts do. Do.
Straps, bell cord do. Do.
Strikers, match do. Do.
Strips, weather Kind Yard.
Tapestry do. Do.
Tassels, silk do. Each.
Thread Size Spool.
Ticking Kind Yard.
Tips, gas do. Each.
Tow do. Pound.
Towels Size Each.
Toweling Kind Yard.
Traps, steam Catalogue reference Each.
Trimmings, coach do. Do.
Tubs, bath (coach) do. Do.
Urinals (coach) do. Do.
Vestibule material do. Do.
Webbing Kind Yard.
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CLASS 25.
ELECTRIC MATERIAL FOR STEAM AND ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES.

Item. Description. Unit.
Armatures, headlight Kind Each.
Brushes, carbon Size Do.
Bulbs, electric Size and voltage Do.
Bushings, conduit Catalogue reference Do.
Buttons, electric ceiling do. Do.
Coils, resistance do. Do.
Commutators, electric do. Do.
Dials, electric do. Do.
Dynamos and parts do. Do.
Fuses, electric do. Do.
Generators, electric do. Do.
Headlights, electric and parts do. Do.
Insulators, electric do. Do.
Knobs, electric, porcelain do. Do.
Lamps, incandescent do. Do.
Plugs, electric do. Do.
Receptacles, electric do. Do.
Sockets, electric do. Do.
Switches, electric do. Do.
Tape, electric do. Do.
Tubes, electric wiring do. Do.
Tubing, hard-rubber, electric do. Do.
Wire, electrical do. Pound and foot.

CLASS 26.
ELECTRIC MATERIAL FOR STEAM AND TRACTION LINE CARS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Annunciators Catalogue reference Each.
Armatures, coach-lighting Kind Do.
Batteries, storage, passenger-car do. Do.
Brushes, carbon Size Do.
Bulbs, electric Size and voltage Do.
Bushings, conduit do. Do.
Buttons, electric ceiling do. Do.
Buzzers, electric do. Do.
Coils, resistance do. Do.
Commutators, electric do. Do.
Controllers, circuit do. Do.
Covers, battery do. Do.
Dials, electric do. Do.
Fans, electric, for cars do. Do.
Fixtures, electric, for coaches do. Do.
Fuses, electric do. Do.
Generators, electric do. Do.
Insulators, electric do. Do.
Jars, battery do. Do.
Knobs, porcelain, electric do. Do.
Lamps, incandescent do. Do.
Plugs, electric do. Do.
Receptacles do. Do.
Shades, electric do. Do.
Slate, electric Size Square foot.
Sockets, electric Catalogue reference Each.
Sticks, soldering do. Do.
Switches, electric do. Do.
Tape, electric do. Do.
Trays, battery do. Do.
Tubes, electric-wiring do. Do.
Tubing, hard-rubber, electric do. Do.
Wire, electrical do. Pound and foot.
Zincs, battery do. Each.
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CLASS 27.
SHOP FUEL, SMITHING COAL, COKE, FUEL OIL FOR FURNACES, GASOLINE, CHARCOAL, ETC.

Item. Description. Unit.
Charcoal   Ton.
Coal, lump and slack, for shop use   Do.
Coke   Do.
Gasoline Kind Gallon.

CLASS 28.
FOUNDRY SUPPLIES—FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY, ETC.

Item. Description. Unit.
Brick, arch Kind Each.
Brick, fire, for shop do. Thousand.
Clay, fire do. Ton.
Crucibles Size Each.
Iron, pig Grade Ton.

CLASS 29.
WHEELS, TIRES, AXLES FOR LOCOMOTIVES AND CARS, INCLUDING DRIVING-WHEEL CENTERS; CAST-IRON, STEEL-TIRED, AND ROLLED-STEEL WHEELS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Axles:    
Car Size Each.
Engine-driving do. Pound.
Engine-truck do. Each.
Passenger-car do. Do.
Tender-truck do. Do.
With wheels applied Kind and size Pair.
Centers, wheel Pattern reference Pound.
Tires, coach-wheel Blue-print reference Do.
Tires, locomotive do. Do.
Wheels, cast-iron car and locomotive Kind and size Each.
Wheels, steel-tired car and locomotive do. Do.

CLASS 30.
LUMBER, LOCOMOTIVE AND CAR, ROUGH AND FINISHED, INCLUDING MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.

Item. Description. Unit.
Ash Grade and size Board foot.
Bass wood do. Do.
Beams:    
Brake (wood) Class and size Each.
Bumper (wood) Locomotive class number Do.
Beech Grade and size Board foot.
Birch do. Do.
Blinds for cars Size Each.
Bolsters (wood) Blue-print reference Do.
Cabs, engine (wood) do. Do.
Carlines (wood) do. Do.
Catchers, mail   Do.
31Cedar Grade and size Board foot.
Ceiling, car do. Do.
Cherry do. Do.
Cleats, cotton   Each.
Cranes, mail   Do.
Cypress Grade and size Board foot.
Deadwoods Blue-print reference Each.
Decking, car Size Board foot.
Doors, car do. Each.
Doors, coach do. Do.
Doors, grain do. Do.
Elm Grade and size Board foot.
Fir do. Do.
Flooring, car do. Do.
Frames:    
Door, for car Size Each.
Window, for car do. Do.
Tender (wood) do. Do.
Gates, coal end do. Do.
Headlining do. Foot.
Hickory Grade and size Board foot.
Lining, car do. Do.
Locust do. Do.
Lumber:    
Car and locomotive Grade, kind, and size Do.
Grain door Grade and size Do.
Mahogany do. Do.
Maple do. Do.
Oak, for cars and locomotives do. Do.
Pine, for cars and locomotives do. Do.
Planks, spring Blue-print reference Each.
Pilots, engine do. Do.
Poplar Grade and size Board foot.
Posts, end, door, corner, and side (wood) Blue-print reference Each.
Purlins, car (wood) do. Do.
Quarter round for coaches Grade and size Linear foot.
Sash, window, for coaches Size Each.
Sheeting, car (wood) Grade and size Board foot.
Siding, wood, for cars do. Do.
Sills:    
Wood, car do. Do.
Tender, end do. Each.
Steps:    
Caboose (wood) Size Do.
Coach (wood) do. Do.
Timbers:    
Back end do. Do.
Draft do. Do.
Front end do. Do.
Veneer Grade and size Linear foot.
Walnut do. Board foot.
Whitewood do. Do.
Windows, complete, for coaches Size Each.
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CLASS 31.
MACHINERY AND MACHINE TOOLS, INCLUDING ALL POWER-DRIVEN SHOP MACHINERY.

Item. Description. Unit.
Air compressors and parts Catalogue reference Each.
Bars, boring do. Do.
Bellows, power do. Do.
Blowers, fan do. Do.
Chasers, die do. Set.
Chucks, lathe do. Each.
Compressors, air, and parts do. Do.
Cranes, transfer (shop) do. Do.
Cutters:    
Flue do. Do.
Gear do. Do.
Power bolt do. Do.
Dies, for power machinery do. Set.
Dogs, lathe do. Each.
Dynamos and parts do. Do.
Elevators, shop do. Do.
Engines, turntable, and parts do. Do.
Forges, shop do. Do.
Furnaces, shop do. Do.
Hangers, shafting do. Do.
Hoists, pulley (shop) do. Do.
Holders, tool do. Do.
Jaws, lathe do. Do.
Knives, planer do. Do.
Lathes do. Do.
Machinery, shop, and repair parts do. Do.
Machines:    
Die-grinding do. Do.
Iron planer do. Do.
Mortising do. Do.
Punch and shear do. Do.
Saw-filing do. Do.
Sewing do. Do.
Wood-planer do. Do.
Woodworking, and parts do. Do.
Magnets, lifting do. Do.
Motors, turntable, and parts do. Do.
Pulleys, shop machinery do. Do.
Saws:    
Band do. Do.
Circular do. Do.
Crosscut do. Do.
Rip do. Do.

CLASS 32.
LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS, FIRE BOXES, LOCOMOTIVE TENDERS AND FRAMES.

Item. Description. Unit.
Boilers, locomotive Blue-print reference Each.
Cabs, engine (steel) do. Do.
Frames:    
Tender (steel) do. Do.
Locomotive (steel) do. Do.
Tanks, locomotive do. Do.
Tenders, locomotive do. Do.
33

CLASS 33.
TRUCKS FOR EQUIPMENT—LOCOMOTIVE AND CAR.

Item. Description. Unit.
Trucks:    
Car, complete Kind Each.
Locomotive, complete do. Do.

CLASS 34.
MATERIAL IN PROCESS OF MANUFACTURE.

Includes all material being manufactured or finished in the shops on shop or lot orders, and labor on same, which have not been completed. Material to be charged to proper store classification on completion of the order.

CLASS 35.
FLOATING-EQUIPMENT MATERIAL—ALL SPECIAL MATERIAL PECULIAR TO FLOATING EQUIPMENT.

Item. Description. Unit.
Anchors, boat Catalogue reference Each.
Boats:    
Life do. Do.
Ferry do. Do.
Boats, and parts do. Do.
Capstans do. Do.
Capstan bars do. Do.
Charts do. Do.
Cloth, sail do. Yard.
Fenders, boat do. Each.
Grating for hatches do. Do.
Preservers, life do. Do.
Sailcloth do. Yard.

CLASS 36.
LOCOMOTIVE, TRAIN AND STATION SUPPLIES, INCLUDING TINWARE, ALL KINDS, LANTERNS, TRAIN, SWITCH, AND OTHER SIGNAL LAMPS AND PARTS; LOCOMOTIVE AND CABOOSE TOOL EQUIPMENT, SUCH AS JACKS, SHOVELS, WRECKING FROGS, TRAIN CHAINS, ETC., BAGGAGE AND WAREHOUSE TRUCKS; CABOOSE AND STATION STOVES AND PARTS; TICKET CASES, TOOL HANDLES, AND ALL KINDS OF WOODENWARE.

Item. Description. Unit.
Adze handles   Dozen.
Agate cups   Do.
Arms, settee Catalogue reference Each.
Awnings for stations and buildings Size Do.
Axes Kind and size Dozen.
Badges Kind Each.
Bags:    
Paper Size Thousand.
Waste paper   Each.
Barrows, wheel Kind Do.
Bars:    
Engine tool do. Do.
Gooseneck claw Size Do.
Bar, jack, for caboose do. Do.
Basins, tin, wash do. Do.
Baskets:    
Clothes Kind and size Do.
Coal do. Do.
34Beaters, carpet Kind Each.
Bedding, caboose   Do.
Blacking, stove Kind Package.
Blankets, caboose Size Each.
Boards:    
Bread do. Do.
Cleat do. Do.
Coach do. Do.
Headlight do. Do.
Lamp do. Do.
Meat do. Do.
Stove do. Do.
Bowls:    
Closet Catalogue reference Do.
Wash do. Do.
Boxes:    
Boiler-maker tool Size Do.
Conductor’s check   Do.
Conductor’s clothes   Do.
Engine seat   Do.
Engine tool   Do.
Fusee   Do.
Torpedo and fusee   Do.
Train   Do.
Brackets:    
Blizzard lamp Catalogue reference Do.
Lamp (station) do. Do.
Brooms:    
Carpet   Dozen.
Warehouse   Do.
Whisk   Do.
Wire   Do.
Buckets:    
Coal   Each.
Dope   Do.
Fire   Do.
Galvanized iron   Do.
Ice   Do.
Sand   Do.
Water   Do.
Burners:    
Lamp Kind Dozen.
Lantern do. Do.
Candles, emergency, lighting Size Pound.
Cans:    
Oil Kind and size Each.
Sprinkling   Do.
Caps, uniform Kind and size Do.
Carts, fire    
Carts, mail Size Do.
Cases:    
Filing do. Do.
Stencil do. Do.
Ticket do. Do.
Castings, station and caboose stove Pattern reference Pound.
35Chains:    
Sandboard   Each.
Train   Do.
Chairs, office Catalogue reference Do.
Chalk, all kinds Kind Gross.
Charges, fire extinguisher Kind and size Each.
Chimneys, all kinds Kind Dozen.
Clamps:    
Blizzard lamp   Do.
Hot-box cooler   Each.
Switch lamp   Do.
Cleaners:    
Drain   Do.
Window   Do.
Cleats, headlight Size Do.
Clocks:    
Station and office Catalogue reference Do.
Watchman do. Do.
Coolers:    
Hot box   Do.
Water Size Do.
Cord:    
Bell   Foot.
Sash   Pound.
Signal   Foot.
Corks Size Gross.
Cots   Each.
Crayon:    
Chalk Kind Gross.
Railroad do. Do.
School do. Do.
Cupboards Kind and size Each.
Cups:    
Agate   Dozen.
Tin   Do.
Varnish   Do.
Curtains, window for buildings Kind and size Each.
Cushions:    
Caboose Size Do.
Chair do. Do.
Locomotive do. Do.
Cuspidors Kind Dozen.
Damper, stove pipe Size Each.
Desks Catalogue reference Do.
Dippers, tin   Dozen.
Dollies:    
Piano Size Each.
Timber do. Do.
Drawers, money   Do.
Drums, stove Kind and size Do.
Dust, gold   Pound.
Elbows, stove pipe Size Dozen.
Extinguishers, fire Kind and size Each.
Fenders, stove Kind Do.
Fillers, lamp do. Dozen.
Flags do. Each.
36Forks:    
Coal Kind Dozen.
Coke do. Do.
Manure do. Do.
Switch lamp do. Do.
Founts:    
Lantern do. Do.
Lamp do. Do.
Frames, headlight number plate   Do.
Frogs, rerailing   Pair.
Funnels Size Dozen.
Furniture:    
Camp Catalogue reference Each.
Office do. Do.
Station do. Do.
Fusees Kind Gross.
Glasses:    
Cab lamp Size Each.
Oil cup do. Do.
Globes:    
Cab lamp   Dozen.
Opal gas Kind Do.
Lamp do. Do.
Lantern   Do.
Switch lamp   Do.
Guards:    
Dust Size Each.
Water glass do. Do.
Handles, wood Kind and size Dozen.
Hatchets   Do.
Headlights, oil and parts Size Each.
Heaters, freight car and parts Kind Do.
Hods, coal   Dozen.
Hoes:    
Ash pan   Do.
Garden   Do.
Holders:    
Lamp   Do.
Shade   Do.
Toilet paper   Do.
Hooks:    
Clinker   Each.
Packing   Do.
Hoppers, salon building Catalogue reference Do.
Indicators, caboose   Do.
Irons, packing   Do.
Jacks:    
Stove Size Do.
Caboose do. Do.
Jugs do. Do.
Kegs, water do. Do.
Kitchen ware (camp)   Do.
Knives:    
Packing   Do.
Table for camp   Do.
37Ladders for building work Size Each.
Ladders, coach step do. Do.
Lanterns Kind Do.
Legs, settee Catalogue reference Do.
Lenses Size and color Dozen.
Lime, chloride of   Can.
Links, switch rope Size Pound.
Lockers, sectional shop   Each.
Lye   Case.
Mallets, wooden   Dozen.
Mantles, Welsbach gas Size Do.
Matches   Case.
Mattresses   Each.
Caboose   Do.
Iron bed   Do.
Measures, liquid Size Dozen.
Mops do. Pound.
Movers, car Catalogue reference Each.
Mowers, lawn do. Do.
Oilers Kind Dozen.
Pails:    
Dope Size Do.
Fiber do. Do.
Galvanized do. Do.
Rubber do. Do.
Tin do. Do.
Wooden do. Do.
Pans:    
Drip do. Each.
Dust   Dozen.
Paper, toilet   Case.
Parts:    
For bunk car stoves Kind Pound.
For caboose stoves do. Do.
For station stoves   Do.
Pearline   Do.
Picks:    
Coal   Each.
Ice   Do.
Pillows Size Do.
Pipe, stove do. Joints.
Pokers:    
Fire   Each.
Front end   Do.
Stove   Do.
Poles:    
Ice   Do.
Log   Do.
Pike   Do.
Push   Do.
Signal lamp   Do.
Tent   Do.
Window   Do.
38Polish:    
Enameline   Can.
Mexoline   Do.
Silver   Do.
Star metal   Do.
Stove   Do.
Tripoline   Do.
Pomade, putz   Do.
Pots:    
Marking   Dozen.
Tallow   Do.
Presses:    
Letter   Each.
Seal   Do.
Waybill   Do.
Pumps, oil Catalogue reference Do.
Racks, towel, for buildings   Do.
Radiators Catalogue reference Do.
Rakes, garden   Dozen.
Ratchets:    
Headlight burner Kind Each.
Mail-car lamp burner do. Do.
Reels, hose Size Do.
Reflectors:    
Headlight   Do.
Lamp   Do.
Lantern   Do.
Replacers, car   Pair.
Rests, stove foot Catalogue reference Each.
Rings:    
Seal   Do.
Ventilator Size Do.
Ropes, switch   Do.
Safes, iron   Do.
Sapolio   Case.
Saws, hand Size Dozen.
Screws, can   Gross.
Seals, car   Thousand.
Seats, hopper (building) Catalogue reference Each.
Seeds, garden and grass Kind Package.
Settees Catalogue reference Each.
Shades:    
Lamp (oil) Kind Do.
Roller do. Do.
Window do. Do.
Shakers, stove do. Do.
Shovels:    
Fire   Do.
Scoop   Do.
Snow   Do.
Signs:    
Caboose Kind Do.
Coach do. Do.
Skids Size Do.
Slips, pillow do. Do.
39Soap:    
Common Kind Case.
Laundry do. Do.
Toilet do. Do.
Spittoons   Each.
Staffs, flag   Do.
Stands, waybill press   Do.
Stools, office   Do.
Stops, chimney Size Do.
Stoves:    
Bunk car, and parts Kind Pound.
Caboose, and parts do. Do.
Station, and parts do. Do.
Stretchers, invalid   Each.
Tables, telegraph Size Do.
Tableware for camps   Do.
Tanks, station oil Size Do.
Tapers, wax   Box.
Tents Size Each.
Thermometers do. Do.
Thimbles, stovepipe do. Do.
Tinware Kind Dozen.
Tongs, ice Size Pair.
Tops, lamp Kind Each.
Torches, tin   Dozen.
Torpedoes   Gross.
Traps, mouse or rat Catalogue reference Dozen.
Trimmers, lamp   Pair.
Tripoli   Pound.
Tripoline   Can.
Trucks:    
Baggage Size Each.
Warehouse   Do.
Tubs:    
Bath, for buildings Catalogue reference Do.
Wash Size Do.
Tumblers, glass   Dozen.
Uniforms Kind Each.
Urinals for building Catalogue reference Do.
Ventilators for buildings and coaches do. Do.
Wagons, baggage Size Do.
Wheels:    
Truck Kind Do.
Wheelbarrow do. Do.
Wicks, lamp do. Gross.
Wicking, candle do. Pound.
Willow ware do. Each.
Woodenware do. Do.
Wringers do. Do.
40

CLASS 37.
OIL HOUSE MATERIAL, ALL KINDS, INCLUDING LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASE, ILLUMINATING OILS, BOILER COMPOUND, ALL KINDS, WASTE ALL KINDS. DOES NOT INCLUDE GASOLINE.

Item. Description. Unit.
Barrels, empty Kind Each.
Bungs, barrel Size Do.
Carboys do. Do.
Compound:    
Boiler Kind Pound.
Drilling do. Do.
Soft soap do. Do.
Disinfectant do. Pound or gallon.
Dope   Pound.
Grease:    
Antirust Kind Do.
Badger   Do.
Center plate   Do.
Rod cup   Do.
Oil:    
Illuminating Kind Gallon.
Lubricating   Do.
Pneumatic hammer   Do.
Pitch   Pound.
Soap, jelly oil   Do.
Waste Kind Do.

CLASS 38.
ICE, SAWDUST, AND HAY AND STRAW FOR ICEHOUSES.

Item. Description. Unit.
Hay, for packing ice Kind Ton.
Ice   Do.
Sawdust   Do.
Straw   Do.

CLASS 39.
FUEL, LOCOMOTIVE, INCLUDING COAL AND WOOD, AND FUEL OIL FOR LOCOMOTIVE USE ONLY.

Item. Description. Unit.
Coal, lump and slack for locomotive Kind Ton.
Oil, fuel for locomotives do. Gallon.
Wood, for locomotives do. Cords.

CLASS 40.
FUEL FOR STATIONS AND CARS; INCLUDES COAL, COKE, AND WOOD.

Item. Description. Unit.
Coal, lump and slack, for stations and cars Kind Ton.
Wood for stations do. Cords.
41

CLASS 41.
COMMISSARY SUPPLIES FOR DINING CARS, HOTELS, AND RESTAURANTS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Bread Kind Loaf.
Butter do. Pound.
Cake do. Each.
Chinaware Catalogue reference Do.
Cigars Kind Box.
Cigarettes do. Do.
Cocoa do. Pound.
Cocoanut do. Do.
Coffee do. Do.
Commissary supplies    
Cooking utensils    
Corn meal Kind Pound.
Corn starch do. Do.
Crackers do. Do.
Cream do   Gallon.
Crockery    
Cutlery    
Fish, all kinds   Pound.
Fruit, fresh and canned    
Game, all kinds    
Glassware for commissary department    
Gridirons Catalogue reference Each.
Groceries    
Hominy    
Kitchenware for dining cars    
Knives for dining cars    
Meats, fresh, salted, and canned    
Milk    
Molasses    
Oatmeal    
Olives    
Oysters    
Pantry ware    
Pepper    
Pies    
Preserves    
Queensware    
Spices    
Starch, corn    
Steaks and chops    
Suet    
Sugar    
Sirup    
Tableware for diners    
Tea    
Toothpicks    
Vegetables, fresh and canned    
Vinegar    
Water for dining cars    
42

CLASS 42.
PIPE, IRON AND STEEL, EXCEPT BOILER FLUES.

Item. Description. Unit.
Casing, well Size Foot.
Pipe:    
Extra heavy steel do. Do.
Galvanized do. Do.
Steel do. Do.
Wrought iron do. Do.

CLASS 43.
PIPE FITTINGS—ALL KINDS—FOR STEAM, AIR AND WATER, VALVES AND COCKS FOR SAME.

Item. Description. Unit.
Air cocks Catalogue reference Each.
Bends:    
Iron pipe Size Do.
Railing do. Do.
Y do. Do.
Branches, iron pipe do. Do.
Bushings, pipe do. Do.
Caps, pipe do. Do.
Cocks:    
Air, tee handle Catalogue reference Do.
Bibb do. Do.
Brine do. Do.
Check and waste do. Do.
Compression hose do. Do.
Frost do. Do.
Gauge do. Do.
Hydrant do. Do.
Plug do. Do.
Steam do. Do.
Stop do. Do.
Stop and waste do. Do.
Siphon do. Do.
Couplings, pipe Size Do.
Crosses, pipe do. Do.
Disks, valve Kind and size Dozen.
Elbows, iron pipe Size Each.
Faucets Kind and size Do.
Fittings, pipe do. Do.
Flanges, pipe Size Do.
Gates:    
Molasses do. Do.
Oil do. Do.
Gauges, water do. Set.
Hangers:    
Expansion pipe Catalogue reference Each.
Pipe do. Do.
Hooks, pipe, conductor do. Do.
Joints, expansion pipe do. Do.
Nipples:    
Pipe Size Do.
Radiator do. Do.
Soldering do. Do.
Nozzles, brass hose do. Do.
Nuts, lock (pipe) do. Do.
Plates:    
Floor (pipe) do. Do.
Hook (pipe) do. Do.
43Plugs, pipe Size Each.
Reducers, pipe do. Do.
Saddles, pipe do. Do.
Tees, pipe do. Do.
Unions:    
Pipe do. Do.
Soldering do. Do.
Valves:    
Angle do. Do.
Butterfly do. Do.
Check do. Do.
Cross do. Do.
Foot do. Do.
Gate do. Do.
Globe do. Do.
Plug do. Do.
Radiator do. Do.

CLASS 44.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES FOR STATIONS AND GROUNDS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Adjustable brackets, electric Catalogue reference Each.
Adjusters, cord, electric do. Do.
Ammeters do. Do.
Annunciators do. Do.
Armatures Kind Do.
Bases, electric do. Do.
Bells, electric Catalogue reference Do.
Boxes, cut-out electric do. Do.
Brushes, carbon Size Do.
Bulbs, electric Size and voltage Do.
Bushings, conduit Catalogue reference Do.
Buttons, electric ceiling do. Do.
Buzzers, electric do. Do.
Cable, electric do. Foot.
Coils, resistance do. Each.
Commutators, electric do. Do.
Conduit, electrical do. Foot.
Controllers, circuit do. Each.
Covers, battery do. Do.
Dials, electric do. Do.
Fans, electric, for buildings do. Do.
Fiber, electric Size Foot.
Fixtures, electric, for buildings Catalogue reference Each.
Fuses, electric do. Do.
Gongs, electric do. Do.
Guards, electric light do. Do.
Holders, electric lamp do. Do.
Insulators, electric do. Do.
Knobs, porcelain electric    
Lamps, incandescent Size and voltage Each.
Loom, circular do. Foot.
Mica, electric Catalogue reference Pound.
Plugs, electric do. Each.
Receptacles, electric do. Do.
Reels, cable, building electric wire Size Do.
44Shades, electric Catalogue reference Each.
Slate, electric do. Square foot.
Sockets, electric do. Each.
Sticks, soldering do. Do.
Switches, electric do. Do.
Tape, electric Kind Pound.
Trays, battery Catalogue reference Each.
Tubes, electric wiring do. Do.
Tubing, hard rubber electric Size Foot.
Wire, electric Kind Pound.
Zincs, battery Catalogue reference Each.

CLASS 45.
HARDWARE, ALL KINDS, INCLUDING NAILS, JACKS (EXCEPT TRACK), SMALL HAND TOOLS, EMERY WHEELS, WIRE, AND WIRE CLOTH.

Item. Description. Unit.
Air tools and parts Catalogue reference Each.
Anvils Size and weight Do.
Augers:    
Bung Size Dozen.
Machine do. Do.
Ship do. Do.
Balances, sash Catalogue reference Do.
Balls, steel Size Hundred.
Bars, jack do. Each.
Bellows, hand Catalogue reference Do.
Bitts:    
Auger Size Dozen.
Car machine do. Do.
Drill do. Do.
Hollow chisel do. Do.
Machine do. Do.
Blades, hack saw do. Do.
Blanks, key Kind Do.
Blocks:    
Pulley Kind and size Each.
Snatch do. Do.
Bolts:    
Door Size Dozen.
Barrel do. Do.
Cap do. Hundred.
Chain, for buildings do. Dozen.
Stove do. Hundred.
Window sash do. Dozen.
Borers, bung do. Do.
Braces:    
Carpenter do. Do.
Ratchet do. Do.
Brackets, shelf do. Pair.
Brads do. Pound.
Brushes:    
Expansion flue do. Each.
File do. Do.
Steel tube do. Do.
Buckles, harness do. Gross.
Burrs, copper do. Do.
Butts do. Dozen pair.
45Calipers Size Pair.
Casters, chair do. Dozen.
Cards, file do. Do.
Catches, cupboard Catalogue reference Do.
Chain:    
Brass Kind and size Foot.
German coil do. Do.
Checks, door, for buildings Catalogue reference Each.
Chisels:    
Cape Size Do.
Carpenter do. Do.
Cold do. Do.
Diamond point do. Do.
Framing do. Do.
Hollow do. Do.
Machinist’s do. Do.
Set do. Do.
Wood do. Do.
Cleaners, flue do. Do.
Cloth, wire do. Yard.
Coppers, soldering do. Each.
Cotters, spring do. Thousand.
Crayon, metal workers Kind Gross.
Cutters:    
Emery wheel do. Each.
Glass do. Dozen.
Pipe and parts Kind and size Each.
Dies and stocks Catalogue reference Set.
Dies, pipe do. Each.
Dividers do. Pair.
Dressers, emery wheel Kind Set.
Drills:    
Stone Catalogue reference. Each.
Twist Kind and size Do.
Wire do. Do.
Drivers, screw Size Dozen.
Ears, kettle Kind and size Pound and gross.
Elbows, down-spout Size Each.
Escutcheons, lock, buildings Catalogue reference Do.
Expanders, flue Size Do.
Eyes, screw do. Gross.
Fasteners:    
Door, buildings Catalogue reference Each.
Sash, buildings do. Do.
Window, buildings do. Do.
Fastenings, wire rope Kind and size Do.
Figures:    
Pattern Size Hundred.
Steel do. Set.
Files Kind and size Dozen.
Flashing, galvanized iron Kind Foot.
Forges, portable Catalogue reference Each.
Frames:    
Hack saw Size Dozen.
Wrench Kind and size Do.
Furnaces, portable Catalogue reference Each.
Gauges, wheel   Do.
Gimlets Size Do.
Glasses, level do. Dozen.
46Grindstones:    
Machine Catalogue reference Each.
Shop do. Do.
Gutter, galvanized Size Foot.
Hammers:    
Car repair do. Dozen.
Claw do. Do.
Engineer do. Do.
Machinists’ do. Do.
Handles:    
Chest Catalogue reference Pair.
Door do. Do.
Hangers, door, for buildings do. Do.
Hasps, hinge Size Do.
Hinges:    
Standard building Catalogue reference Do.
Strap Size Do.
Tee do. Do.
Holders, door (building) do. Do.
Hooks:    
Belt Catalogue reference Hundred.
Box do. Dozen.
Coat do. Do.
Harness Size Gross.
Screw do. Do.
Hooks and eyes do. Do.
Irons, soldering do. Each.
Jacks:    
Bridge Catalogue reference Do.
Car repair do. Do.
Shop tool do. Do.
Jaws, wrench Kind Do.
Keepers, door, for building Catalogue reference Do.
Keys:    
Building lock do. Dozen.
Split Size Thousand.
Knives:    
Drawing Catalogue reference Each.
Plaster do. Dozen.
Knobs, door, for building do. Each.
Lacing, metallic belt Kind Hundred foot.
Ladles, melting Catalogue reference Each.
Latches, door, building do. Do.
Letters:    
Pattern Kind Hundred.
Steel Size Set
Lifts, sash, for building Catalogue reference Each.
Lines:    
Mason   Do.
Tape Kind Do.
Locks:    
Building Catalogue reference Do.
Hand car   Do.
Pad Catalogue reference Do.
Machines, hand pipe cutting do. Do.
Measures, tape do. Do.
Nails, wire Kind Pound.
Padlocks Catalogue reference Each.
Parts for pneumatic tools do. Do.
47Pencils:    
Slate   Gross.
Soapstone   Do.
Pins, escutcheon, for building Catalogue reference Each.
Plates, die do. Do.
Pliers:    
Burner do. Do.
Fence do. Do.
Gas do. Do.
Plumbs and levels do. Do.
Points, glazier Size Gross.
Pots, glue and shellac Catalogue reference Each.
Pulls, drawer, for building do. Do.
Pullers, nail do. Do.
Pulleys:    
Awning do. Do.
Frame do. Do.
Punches, belt do. Do.
Rail, barn door Kind Foot.
Rasps Kind and size Dozen.
Reamers Catalogue reference Each.
Rings, harness Size Gross.
Rings for flue expander do. Each.
Rivets:    
Brass do. Pound.
Copper do. Do.
Sectional do. Do.
Tinners’ do. Do.
Rollers:    
Barn door Catalogue reference Set.
Flue Size Each.
Rules Catalogue reference Do.
Screen, wire Size Square foot.
Screws:    
Cap do. Hundred.
Jack Catalogue reference Each.
Machine Size Hundred.
Set do. Do.
Wood do. Gross.
Sets:    
Rivet Catalogue reference Each.
Saw do. Do.
Shears, tinners’ Size Pair.
Snips, tinners’ do. Do.
Sockets, drill Catalogue reference Each.
Spikes:    
Wire Size Pound.
Wrought do. Do.
Spout, down, and fittings do.  
Springs, door, for building Catalogue reference Each.
Squares:    
Steel Size Do.
Try do. Do.
Stamps, steel Kind and size Set.
Staples, standard hardware do. Gross.
Stone, grind, for shop use Size Each.
Stops, door, for buildings Catalogue reference Do.
Studs, belt Size Gross.
Tacks do. Pound.
Tapes, measuring Kind Dozen.
48Taps:    
Boiler Kind Each.
Bolt do. Do.
Hand do. Do.
Machinists’ do. Do.
Machine nut do. Do.
Mud Catalogue reference Do.
Patch bolt do. Do.
Pipe do. Do.
Spindle do. Do.
Stay bolt do. Do.
Washout do. Do.
Tees, down spout Size Do.
Tin, valley do. Foot.
Tongs, blacksmith do. Pair.
Tools:    
Air, and parts Catalogue reference Each.
Cleaning do. Do.
Torches, gasoline blow do. Do.
Track, barn door do. Foot.
Trough, eaves Kind and size Each.
Turns, cupboard Catalogue reference Do.
Trowels do. Do.
Vises:    
Machinists’ do. Do.
Pipe do. Do.
Weights, sash do. Do.
Wheels:    
Emery Size Pound.
Pipe cutter Kind and size Each.
Wire:    
Brass Size Do.
Copper do. Do.
Iron do. Do.
Music do. Do.
Steel do. Do.
Wrenches:    
Alligator Kind and size Do.
Except track do. Do.
Monkey do. Do.

CLASS 46.
RUBBER AND LEATHER GOODS, INCLUDING AIR, STEAM, AND WATER HOSE, ALL KINDS, INCLUDING METALLIC PACKING; ASBESTOS, ROPE, BELTING, PIPE COVERING, BOILER LAGGING.

Item. Description. Unit.
Air-brake hose Kind Each.
Air-brake hose couplings do. Do.
Air signal hose do. Do.
Asbestos, sheet Size Pound.
Balls, rubber for baker heaters   Each.
Belting:    
Leather Size Foot.
Rubber do. Do.
Boots, rubber do. Pair.
Cement, asbestos Kind Pound.
Clamps:    
Air hose Size Do.
Steam hose do. Do.
Water do. Do.
49Cloth, rubber Size Pound.
Connections, water and air hose Kind and size Each.
Couplers, hose do. Do.
Couplings:    
Waste pipe, rubber do. Do.
Water, air, and steam hose do. Do.
Covering:    
Boiler do. Square foot.
Pipe do. Linear foot.
Diaphragms, vacuum brake Size Each.
Felt   Pound.
Fillets, leather Size Do.
Gaskets:    
Copper do. Hundred.
Handhole plate do. Pound.
Leather do. Hundred.
McKimm do. Do.
Rubber do. Each and pound.
Gloves, rubber do. Dozen pair.
Hose:    
Air brake do. Foot.
Anaconda do. Do.
Fire do. Do.
Garden do. Do.
Pneumatic do. Do.
Steam do. Do.
Water do. Do.
Lacing, rawhide do. Hundred feet.
Lagging:    
Boiler do. Square foot.
Pump do. Set.
Leather:    
Harness do. Pound.
Sole do. Do.
Lines, ditching Length Each.
Marlin Size Pound.
Millboard, asbestos do. Do.
Nipples:    
Air hose do. Each.
Steam hose do. Do.
Oakum   Pound.
Packing, all kinds Kind and size Do.
Paste, pipe covering Kind Do.
Plugs, basin (rubber) Size Dozen.
Rings:    
Piston packing Kind and size Pound and set.
Valve stem packing do. Do.
Rope, manila Size Pound.
Rubbers, Eames brake do. Each.
Stoppers, basin do. Dozen.
Tubing, rubber do. Foot.
Valves, rubber do. Each.
Wicking, asbestos do. Pound.
Yarn, lath do. Do.
50

CLASS 47.
GLASS, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES, SUCH AS BRUSHES, SCRAPERS, SAND AND EMERY PAPER AND CLOTH; ALSO PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNISHES, ALL KINDS, FOR EQUIPMENT AND BUILDINGS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Acid:    
Muriatic Kind Pound.
Nitric do. Do.
Oxalic, crystals do. Do.
Sulphuric do. Do.
Acetylene gas do. Cubic foot.
Alabastine do.  
Alcohol do. Gallon.
Alum do. Pound.
Aluminum leaf do. Book.
Aluminum powder do. Pound.
Ammonia do. Gallon.
Ammoniac, sal do. Pound.
Arsenate of soda do. Gallon.
Arseniate of soda do. Do.
Asphaltum do. Do.
Bandages, muslin Size Roll.
Beeswax Kind Pound.
Benzine do. Gallon.
Bicarbonate of potash do. Pound.
Bicarbonate of soda do. Do.
Biscuit, rat do. Package.
Borax do. Pound.
Boxes, medical supply do. Each.
Bran do. Pound.
Brushes:    
Counter do. Each.
Duster do. Do.
Floor do. Do.
Painters’ do. Do.
Cement:    
Pipe joint do. Pound.
Rubber do. Gallon.
Cloth:    
Carborundum Number Ream.
Emery do. Do.
Colors:    
Dry Kind Pound.
Mixed do. Gallon.
In oil do. Do.
Compound, welding Size Pound.
Cornstarch   Do.
Cotton, absorbent    
Drugs    
Dusters:    
Feather   Dozen.
Painters’ Kind and size Do.
Emery Kind Pound.
Ether    
Flour, molders’ Grade Do.
Formaldehyde   Gallon.
Gas, acetylene Kind Cubic foot.
Glass, window, all kinds Kind and size Light and box.
Glue:    
Common Kind Pound.
Liquid do. Gallon.
Glycerine:    
Crude    
Pure    
Graphite, flake   Pound.
51Instruments, surgical    
Knives, putty Catalogue reference Dozen.
Lead:    
Red   Pound.
White   Do.
Manganese, black oxide   Do.
Mirrors Size Each.
Oxygen   Cubic foot.
Paper:    
Emery Grade Ream.
Sand do. Do.
Plumbago   Pound.
Potash, prussiate of   Do.
Potassium, cyanide of   Do.
Putty   Do.
Resin   Do.
Sal ammoniac   Do.
Sal soda   Do.
Salts, soldering   Do.
Scrapers, paint Catalogue reference Dozen.
Shellac Kind Pound and gallon.
Skins, chamois Size Kip.
Smaltz Kind Pound.
Soda:    
Arsenate of do. Gallon.
Arseniate of do. Do.
Bicarbonate of   Pound.
Caustic   Do.
Sal   Do.
Spatulas Catalogue reference Dozen.
Sponges   Do.
Starch, corn   Pound.
Steel, crushed Size Do.
Stone:    
Pumice   Each.
Rubbing   Do.
Sulphur   Pound.
Supplies for medical boxes    
Turpentine   Gallon.
Varnish Kind Do.
Vaseline   Pound.
Vinegar   Gallon.
Vitriol, liquid acid   Pound.
Wax:    
Bees   Do.
Floor   Do.
Whiting   Do.
Yellow chrome   Do.

CLASS 48.
STATIONERY AND PRINTING.

Item. Description. Unit.
Baskets, waste paper Kind Each.
Blanks of all kinds do. Thousand.
Baths, blotter do. Each.
Blotters Size Hundred.
Cards, playing Kind Package.
Clips, paper do. Box.
52Cloth, bookbinders’ Kind Yard.
Crayon, lumber do. Gross.
Envelopes Kind and size Thousand.
Files, letter and paper Kind Each.
Hektograph composition    
Ink   Quart.
Pans, hektograph Size Each.
Paper:    
All kinds, stationery    
Blank    
Blotting    
Carbon    
Wrapping    
Pencils, lead    
Pens, writing    
Rulers    
Ruling pens    
Scales, postal    
Shears, office   Pair.
Tablets, paper   Each.
Trays, pin   Do.
Twine   Pound.
Typewriters Kind Each.
Wax, sealing do. Do.

CLASS 49.
POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING STEAM AND ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS AND GENERATING STATIONS; MOTORS AND OTHER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT FOR OPERATING SHOP MACHINERY.

Item. Description. Unit.
Armatures. Kind. Each.
Arms, trolley pole Catalogue reference Do.
Brushes, carbon Size Do.
Cables, electric Catalogue reference Foot.
Coils, resistance do. Each.
Commutators, electrical do. Do.
Controllers, circuit do. Do.
Covers, battery do. Do.
Dynamos and parts do. Do.
Fuses, electric do. Do.
Generators, electric do. Do.
Jars, battery do. Do.
Poles, trolley do. Do.
Slate, electrical do. Do.
Stacks for shop buildings Size Do.
Stokers, and parts mechanical, for power house Catalogue reference Do.
Switches, electrical do. Do.
Transformers, current do. Do.
Turbines and parts do. Do.
Wire, electrical Kind Pound.

CLASS 50.
SCRAP, ALL KINDS, INCLUDING SCRAP RAILS.

Item. Description. Unit.
Rail, scrap. Kind Gross ton.
Scrap, all kinds do. Ton.
53

INDEX.

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TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

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  2. Retained anachronistic and non-standard spellings as printed. 





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