stb sstb 305 samson tug & barge co., inc

STB SSTB 305

Replaces

FREIGHT TARIFF SSTB 303A and 304A

Issue: Effective:

Correction No. Title Page

(STB SSTB 305 replaces STB SSTB 303A and SSTB304A which expire January 28, 2018)

Between

Points in Washington and Points in Alaska

(See Page No. 4)

See Rule No. 100 for Governing Publications

See Page 3 for Participating Carriers

FREIGHT TARIFF NO. STB SSTB 305

NAMING

Rules, Class and Commodity Rates

For the Transportation of General Commodities in Containers

SAMSON TUG & BARGE CO., INC.

For explanation of abbreviations and reference marks not explained on this page, see the last page of this tariff.

Issued By: Jerry Morgan, Tariff Publishing Officer

6361 1st Avenue So.,

Seattle WA, 98108

January 2, 2018 January 28, 2018

STB SSTB 305 Supplement No. 03 to

FREIGHT TARIFF 305 STB SSTB 305

Issue: Effective: January 26, 2020

Supplement No. 03 Page No. 1

▲ SPECIAL INCREASE SUPPLEMENT

FOR APPLICATION OF FUEL SURCHARGE: REFER TO RULES 342 AND 345


Form of publication authorized under 49 CFR 1312.17 (j)

All provisions of this Supplement expire with January 26, 2021 unless earlier cancelled, changed or amended.

▲ INCREASE IN RATES AND CHARGES

Rates and charges in this tariff are increased as provided in this Supplement.

See Rule No. 100 for Governing Publications

See Page No. 3 for Participating Carriers

Points in Washington and Points in Alaska

BETWEEN

SAMSON TUG AND BARGE CO., INC.

Rules, Class and Commodity Rates

for the Transportation of General Commodities in Containers

TO:



SUPPLEMENT NO. 01



Seattle WA, 98108

December 6, 2019

JOINT-MOTOR-WATER

FREIGHT TARIFF NO. 305

NAMING

STB SSTB 305 Page No. 2 to

FREIGHT TARIFF 305 Supplement No. 03

Exept as otherwise specifically provided, rates and charges in this Tariff are hereby increased as follows:

(See Notes 1 through 4)

NOTE 1: SECTIONS ONE THROUGH THREE ARE INCREASED AS FOLLOWS:

NOTE 2: Where the rate or charge is published in dollars and cents, apply the equivalent in cents.

NOTE 3: References to tariff, Items, Notes, Rules, etc. will be as follows:

NOTE 4:

Supplement No. 03 Page No. 2

▲ SPECIAL INCREASE SUPPLEMENT


All rates and charges are increased three and seventy-five one hundreths (3.75%) percent. ToArrive at such increased rate or charge, multiply the rate or charge by 1.0375. Fractions of lessthan 1/2 cent will be dropped. Fractions of 1/2 cent or more will be increased to the next wholecent. For rates in dollars, fractions less than .50 will be dropped and fractions of .50 or more willbe rounded to the next whole dollar.

Where reference is made in this supplement to tariff, Items, Notes, Rules, etc., it is understoodthat such reference is continuous and includes Supplements to or successive issues of suchTariff, Items, Notes, Rules, etc.

Increases do not apply to charges in STB SSTB 100 series, whether referenced directly orreferenced as a governing publication.

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LOOSE LEAF TARIFF INFORMATION

This tariff is issued in loose-leaf form and all changes will be made by reprinting the entire page. Such reprinted pages will be designated “Revised Page” and

will bear the same page number as the original page. Each revised page will show, in the upper right hand corner, its revision number and what page it cancels.

For example “1st Revised Page No. 1 cancels Original Page No. 1”, or “2nd Revised Page No. 1 cancels 1st Revised page No. 1”. New pages added to the

Tariff will be designated “Original Page No. 1A”. Revisions of such pages with letter suffixes will be handled in the same manner as described above for pages

without letter suffices. Revised pages cancel only pages bearing the same page number. In no case would Page No. 1A cancel Page No. 1, nor would Page No.

1B cancel Page No. 1A.

CHECK SHEET FOR CORRECTION NUMBERS:

Upon receipt of revised or new pages, a check mark should be placed opposite the correction number corresponding to the number shown in the lower left-hand

corner of the revised or new page. If correction numbers are checked as received, check marks will appear in consecutive order with no omissions. If check

marks indicate that a correction has not been received, a request should be made to the issuing agent for a copy of the page bearing that correction number.

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FREIGHT TARIFF 305

Issue: Effective:



PARTICIPATING CARRIERS



Seattle WA, 98108

Sitka, AK

January 2, 2018


January 28, 2018

ABBREVIATIONS

SMFG

NAME OF CARRIER

Samson Marine Freightways, Inc.


FREIGHT TARIFF 305

Issue: Effective:


Juneau

Sitka

RATE BASISCRA/KLA

JUN

KET

CRA/KLA

THO/MET

PET

SIT

Ketchikan

Klawock

Metlakatla

Petersburg


LIST OF POINTS SERVED:

LIST OF POINTS IN ALASKA - FROM AND TO WHICH RATES APPLY:

POINTCraig

Thorne Bay

Wrangell

POINT



Seattle WA, 98108

LIST OF POINTS IN WASHINGTON - FROM AND TO WHICH RATES APPLY

January 2, 2018


(2) See SSTB 100, series, Item 346 for application of arbitraries

Seattle (2)

January 28, 2018

THO/MET

WRA


FREIGHT TARIFF 305

SUBJECT: ITEM NO.: PAGE NO.

-A-

Abbreviations

Arbitrary Fuel Surcharge (Vessel)

-B-

-C-

Check Sheet

-D-

-E-

Explanation of Index of Articles

-F-

-G-

Governing Publications

-H-

-I-

Index of Commodities

-J-

-K-

-L-

-M-

Minimum Charge

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Participating Carriers

Points Served

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-R-

Rates:Section 1 - Class Rates

Section 2 - Northbound Commodity Rates

Section 3 - Southbound Commodity Rates

Reference Marks

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FREIGHT TARIFF 305

(1) Item Numbers 1200 through 1265 are Commodity Description Groups as Listed in Tariff No. STB SSTB 100, series.

Commodity: Refer to Item(s):

Agricultural Compounds/Supplies/Feed and Other Articles

Appliances

Auto/Motorcycle/Marine/Machine Parts

Building Materials

Department Store Merchandies

Electrical Equipment

Groceries and Foodstuffs

Hardware

Iron or Steel Articles

Machinery

Office Supplies

Paint/Varnishes/Lacquers/Other Articles

Paper and Paper Articles

Roofing and Siding

Issue: Effective:


Seattle WA, 98108

EXPLANATION of INDEX of ARTICLES

The plan and use of the Index of Articles as explained below:

1200, 2005

1205, 2025

1210, 2050

1215, 2130

1265, 2490

1245, 2390, 2400, 3090, 3095

1240, 2360, 2365

1250, 2425

1255, 2435

1260, 2440

January 28, 2018





January 2, 2018

1220, 2215

1225, 2225

1230, 2310

1235, 2330


FREIGHT TARIFF 305

COMMODITY: ITEM NO.: COMMODITY: ITEM NO.:

- A - - B - (Continued)

Absorbent Pads Balls, Grinding

Acoustical Ceiling Tile Bark, NOI

Adhesives Barrels, Empty, Returned

Advertising Matter Barrows, Carts, Trucks or Wagons

Aggregate Bars, Aluminum

Agriculture Implements, Hand Bars, I/S, As Described

Agriculture Supplies, As Described Batteries, Electric, As Described

Air Conditioners Battery Cables

Air Coolers/Heaters Beads or Spheres, Highway Marking

Airplanes, Salvage Beams, I/S

Alfalfa, Chopped Beams, Laminated, As Described

Aluminum, As Described Beams, Wood

Ambulances Bearings or Bushings

Ammonia Beer

Ammonium Nitrate Beet Pulp, Dry

Ammonium Phosphate Bentonite, As Described

Ammonium Sulphate Beverages, Non-Alcoholic

Ammunition, Small Arms Bicycles

Angles, I/S, As Described Biscuits, Bran

Anti-Freeze, As Described Bingo Cards

Antiques or Antique Reproductions Blackstrap Molasses, Meal

Appliances, As Described Blades, Scraper or Bulldozer

Arches, Floor or Roof Blasting Agent

Arches, Wooden, Laminated Blasting Grit

Art Blocks, As Described

Aspenite Boats, As Described

Asphalt, As Described Boat Trailers

Automobile Parts, As Described Boiler Group, As Described

Automobiles, As Described Bolts, NOS

Bottles, Glass, Used, empty returned

Boxes or Cartons, Used, empty returned

- B - Boxes, Fiberboard

Bags, As Described Boxes, Plant

Backhoes, As Described Boxes, Plastic

Bags, Paper or Plastic Boxes, Lift Vans, KD

Bait, Fish, NOS

Bakery Goods, NOS

(Continued)

Issue: Effective:


January 28, 2018

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2075, 2080

2550

2380

2330

2375

1200, 2005

1200, 2005

3100

23301200, 2005

2025, 2390

2360

2000

2095

2170

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2390, 2395

2240

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2360

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2020

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2025, 2390

2025, 2390

3000

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21302485

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January 2, 2018




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INDEX OF ARTICLES (Continued)for Which Commodity Rates are Named in this Tariff

2310, 2330

2390, 2395, 2400

2310

2053, 3010

2130, 2360


FREIGHT TARIFF 305


- B - (Continued) - C - (Continued)

Bran Carpet

Brass, Bronze or Copper Group Carriers, Empty returned, As Described

Bricks, As Described Carriers, Empty returned, Viz.:

Bridge Sections Cylinders or Tanks

Briquettes Castings or Forgings, NOS

Broom Group Catch Basins, I/S

Buckets, As Described Ceiling Tile Acoustical

Buffing or Polishing Compounds Cement, As Described

Bushings Cement, Roofing

Building Construction Sections or Cereal, NOS

Columns Chain, NOS

Building Materials, As Described Champagne

Building Metal Work, As Described Channels

Building Woodwork, As Described Charcoal

Buildings, KD. Cheese

Buildings, SU. Chemicals, As Described

Busses Chips, Twists, & Puffs

Cigarettes

- C - Cigars

Cabinets, As Described Clams, CannedCable, Electrical, As Described Clay, Fire

Calcimine Cleaning Compounds

Calcium Bromide Cloths, Wiping

Calcium Carbide Coatings, Roof

Calcium Chloride Cocks or Valves

Calcium Hypochlorite Cod, Black Cod

Candles Coffee

Candy, NOI Collectibles

Canned Hash Colloidal ClayCanoes Coloring, Confectioners or Foodstuffs

Cans, Garbage Compactors, Trash

Cans or Can Ends, As Described Compressors, Air

Carboys, empty returned

Carburetors, As Described

Cards, NOS

Cards

(Continued)

Issue: Effective:


January 28, 2018

Seattle WA, 98108

1200, 2005

2310

2080

1215, 2130

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1210, 2050

2440

2330 1210, 2050

2155

2170

2310

2180 2330

2180 2490

2180 3035

2310 30052310 2020, 2115

1200, 2005, 2000

1215, 2130, 2235 2000

2435 2310, 2330

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2195

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2125 23102340

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2330 2490

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2330, 2390

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January 2, 2018


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2110

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- C - (Continued) - C - (Continued)Compounds, Viz.: Crab Pots

Agricultural Crackers

Ammonia Cranes

Anti-Icing Cream of Tartar

Buffing Cross Arms, Wooden

Caulking Crushers, Ore

Cleaning Culvert

Emulsifying Cups, Baking Paper

Fertilizing Curios

Flavoring Cylinders, Empty

Food Curing

Glazing

Ice Melting - D -

Paint Reducing, Removing, Thinning Dairy Products, NOS

Polishing Dehumidifiers

Plasterboard Joint System Deodorants

Scouring Department Store Merchandise

Sweetening Derricks, Wheeled or Crawler

Water Absorption Desserts or Dessert Preparations

Waterproofing, As Described Devices, Filtering or Cleaning

Well Drilling Dipper, Power Shovel

Concrete Mixing Equipment Dishwashing Machines

Concrete, Precast Disinfectants

Conduit, As Described Doors, Wooden

Connectors Dowels

Containers, Freight Shipping, Returned Drilling Equipment

Containers, Refuse

Containers, Shipper Owned Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Preparations

Conveying Equipment Drums or Kegs, Empty Returned

Cookies Drums, Winch

Cordage Group Drying Machines

Cork Sheets & Blocks Dump Wagons/Trucks

Corn Meal

Covers, Manhole or Catch Basin, I/S

Crab Meat, Canned

Crab, Frozen

(Continued)

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January 28, 2018


Seattle WA, 98108

2390, 2395, 2405, 2565

2355, 2390, 2395, 2400, 2406

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2490 1210, 2050

2000 2390, 2395

2565 1205, 2025

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2015 2310

2435 23102310, 2330 1205, 20252000, 2435 2310

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January 2, 2018


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2015 23102310, 2330 2380

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- E - - F (Continued)Edges, Cutting Fish BaitEggs, Dried or Desiccated Fish

Eggs, Fish Clams

Electric Tools Crab, Frozen

Electrical Equipment, As Desc. Eggs, Frozen

Fresh, NOS

Electric Light Fixtures Geoduck, Frozen

Electronic Products, Recyclable Halibut, NOS

Electrolyte Roe, Fresh or iced or chilled

Emigrant's Movables Salmon, Frozen

Engine Coolant Preparations Scallops, Frozen

Engines, As Desc. Sea Cucumber, Frozen

Equipment, Office or Store Shellfish, Frozen

Explosives Shrimp, Frozen

Fishing Gear, NOS

- F - Fittings, As DescribedFabric, Slope Stabilization Fittings, Cable, As DescribedFans, As Described

Fat, Anhydrous

Feed

Feed, Animal

Feed, Herbage, As Described

Felt, Building, As Described

Fencing, As Described

Fertilizing Compounds

Fiberboard

Film or SheetingFilters, As Described

Fire Plugs

Firearms

Fire ClayFire Extinguishers

Fire Fighting Equipment

Fire Fighting Hose

(Continued)

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Cancels

1210, 2050, 2390

2425

3070

3045

2000

2250

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1225, 2225, 2360

2440

2330

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2360

2490

2330, 2360

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May 2, 2018

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May 13, 2018


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3060

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3075

2060

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3055

3070

3070

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2330

3105

1225, 2050, 2225, 2235,

1230, 2310

3030, 2040, 3075 3070

1215, 2130, 2330


FREIGHT TARIFF 305


- F (Continued) - G - Fittings, Pipe Gambling Devices

Fixtures, Lighting Garbage DisposalsFlashing Gas, Liquefied Petroleum

Floats, Dock Sections Gaskets, I/SFloor Covering Gas, Compressed, NOSFloor Joists GasolineFlour Gauges, As DescribedFlowers, Dried Gel Paks

Flux Generators or Generator

Flying Boats and Engines combined

Food, Freeze-dehydrated Gift Shop MerchandiseFood, Pet GiftwareFoodstuffs, Viz.: Girders, I/S, As Described

Chill Girders, Wooden, As DescribedFrozen Glass, As DescribedNOS Glassware, other than cut

Forklifts Geoduck, FrozenForms, Printed Graders, RoadFreezers Grain Products, NOSFreight NOS, Chill Grain, FeedFreight NOS, Frozen Gravel, NOSFreight, NOS GreaseFreight Trailers Grit, BlastingFruits & Vegetables, As Described Groceries, Viz.:Fuel, Viz.: Fire Logs, Pellets Chill

Fuel Oil FrozenFurnaces NOSFurniture, As Described Ground Wood BoardFuses, Cutouts & Meters Groundfish NOS, Frozen

Guard Rails, Highway, As Described

Gum, ChewingGypsum

Gypsumboard

Gypcrete

Gypcrete Mixer

(Continued)

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2000

2000


1230, 2310

1200, 2005

2450

1205, 2025

2285 2480

3095

2320

1230, 2310, 2315

1225, 2225

1230, 2310

2280 2325

2360

2270, 3080 2000

2263, 2265 2450

2535 2000

2440 2390, 2395

1205, 2025 1230, 2310

2275, 3080 1200, 2005

2265, 3080 2305, 23071230, 2310, 2315 2330

2390, 2395 3075

1230, 2310 1220, 2020, 2215

23602275, 3080 2380

3000 2390, 2395

2315 1220, 2215


2230 1205, 2025

1230, 2310, 2330 2295


22902360, 2460, 2565, 2470

2255 2295, 2330

1215, 2130, 2260 23001215, 2130, 2370 2450

1230, 2310 21501200, 2005 20151230, 2310


FREIGHT TARIFF 305


- H - - J -

Halibut, Fresh Jacks, As Described

Halibut, Frozen Jet Skis

Halibut, Canned Joists, As Described

Handles Junction Boxes

Hardboard

Hardipanel

Hardiplank - K -

Hardware, As Described Kalsomine

Hash, Canned Kayaks

Heaters, As Described Kegs, empty returned

Helicopters KeroseneHerbicides Kits, Fuel PumpHerring, Bait, Frozen Kits, Radio AerialHerring NOS, Frozen

Herring Roe on Kelp, Frozen

Herring Roe, Frozen - L -Herring, Roe Herring, Frozen Lacquers, LiquidHoists LaddersHose, NOS Laminated Lumber, Timbers, as Desc.

Hot TubsHouse Trailers Lamps, As DescribedHousehold Goods Land PlasterHouses, As Described LardHumidifiers Lath, SteelHydrants or Fire Plugs Lath, WoodenHydrogen Peroxide Laundry Machines

Lawn Mowers or Lawn Sweepers

Lead Bar, Block, Ingot or Sheet - I - Lift Vans, Household, KDIgnition Parts Lignin Liquor or PitchInhibited Glycol LimeInsecticides Lime, Chloride of

Insulating Board Limestone, As DescribedInsulating Material, As Described Liners, bulk cement crib, empty

Iron Articles, As Described returned

Ironing Boards, folded flat

Ironing Machines

(Continued)

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Seattle WA, 98108

January 2, 2018

1200, 2005

2345, 2350, 2355

21701240, 2130, 2330, 2360, 2365

2350

1205, 2025

2330




January 28, 2018

2035

2015 2000

1230, 23101200, 1230, 2005, 2310, 2330

1210, 2050

2360, 2390, 2395

2105

1205, 2025

2330

2180

1205, 2025 2360

23802360

1215, 2125, 2130, 2340

2335, 3085 1200, 2005

1210, 2050, 2230, 23302340

1230, 2310

2390 2330

1210, 2050, 2330 2130, 2145, 2380,

2798 2480

1200, 2005 1210, 2050

3000 1210, 2050

3040 2435


2130, 24802480

2380

3055 2560

3030

2330 1225, 2225

1215, 2130, 2370, 2145


3050 1210, 2050, 2330

2130, 2330 24351230, 2310 20751205, 2025 2170

3025

3060

3045

3000 2450


FREIGHT TARIFF 305


- L - (Continued) - N -

Linoleum Nails or Spikes

Lips, Bucket NaphthaLiquefied Petroleum Gas Newsprint

Liquors, As Described Nursery Stock

Litter, Animal Nuts, Edible, NOS

Loaders, As Described Nuts, I/S, NOSLogs

Log Splitters

Lube Oil - O -

Lugs, Tractor Tread Office Supplies

Lumber, As Described Oil, Viz.: Fuel

Linseed

- M - Lubricating

Machine Parts, As Described Paint ThinningMachine Shop Equipment Petroleum, As DescribedMachines, Dishwashing Outfits, ContractorsMachines, Laundry, Drying Ovens, MicrowaveMachines, Laundry, Ironing

Machines, Laundry, Washing

Machines, Welding

Machines or Machinery as Described

Magnesite

Manhole Sections, ConcreteMaterials, Packing

Mobile Homes

Modulars

Motorcycles

Motor Homes

(Continued)

Issue: Effective:





Seattle WA, 98108

2340

2340

2560

2565, 3140


2000

2420

1230, 2410

1205, 2025

2330

1245, 2390, 2400, 3090, 3095

1205, 2025 24301205, 2025 1205, 2025

1205, 2025

1230, 2310, 24501210, 2050 2450

2565 2450

2450

2520

1230, 2310, 2450

1250, 24251215, 2130, 2380, 2390


2390 2450

2295, 2330 2440


1215, 2130, 2260 2360

2372, 2375 2415, 24171230, 2310 1230, 2310

23602330

2390, 2395, 2400, 2405

2380

2450


FREIGHT TARIFF 305


- P - - P - (Continued)

Packing Materials Personal Effects

Pads, As Described Pet Food

Pads, Tablet or Blank Book Pet Supplies, Toys, Grooming, Leashes

Pails Petroleum Products, As Described

Paint Thinning Oil Pickup Trucks

Painter's Equipment, As Described Piling, As DescribedPaints, As Described Pipe, Concrete

Pallets, Empty, SU Pipe or Tubing, Copper, As Described

Paneling Pipe Covering, As Described

Paper and Paper Articles, As Described Pipe, Culvert, As Described

Paper, Viz.: Pipe, Ductile, Cast or Wrought

Blotting Pipe, Plastic or RubberBuilding, Roofing or Sheathing Planks, Laminated

Carbon, NOS Plant Bed Media

Construction Plants

Cover Plaster

Document, Manila Plasterboard

Enameled, Glazed or Surface Coated Plasterboard Joint Systems

Forms Compound

Ground Wood Plasterboard Metal Trim

Matrix Plastic FilmNewsprint Plastic MoldingPrinting, As Described Plastic Sheets, As DescribedPulpboard or Fiberboard Plates, As Described I/SReproduction, As Described Plates, Aluminum

Stereotype or Teletype Plumber Goods, As Described

Towels Plyedge Corners

Wrapping Plywood

Writing, Other Than Folded Plywood Panels

Particleboard Poles, Wooden

Peanuts Polishing Compounds

Peanuts PolymerPeat or Peat Moss PolystyrenePellets, Wood Polystyrene, Cement FacedPerlite, As Described

(Continued)

Issue: Effective:





Seattle WA, 98108

1200, 2005 2350

2280 2355

1200, 2005, 2345


2440 2385

1215, 2130, 2480 1230, 2310, 2330

1230, 2310 2015

1260, 2440

1230, 2310 1215, 2130, 2480

1230, 2310 1215, 2130, 2480

1215, 2130

1260, 2440 2360

1260, 2440 2360

1260, 2440 1215, 2130, 2475

1260, 2440 1215, 2130, 2330

1260, 2440, 2445 1215, 2130

1260, 2440, 2445 1215, 2130

1260, 2440

1260, 2440 1215, 2130, 2435

1260, 2440 1215, 2130

1260, 2440 1200, 20051260, 2440 20001260, 2440 1215, 2130, 2570

1260, 2440 24702490 2385

1260, 2440 1200, 2005

2455

1260, 2440 2455

2460


1230, 23101260, 2440 2315


2415 2335

24502450 2570, 3145

1255, 2435 2360, 2375

24651215, 1255, 2130, 2330, 2435

2438 23602440


FREIGHT TARIFF 305


- P - (Continued) - R - (Continued)

Popped Corn Rock, Decorative

Pork Skins or Bacon Rinds Rods, As Described

Potato or Plantain Chips Roe, Herring Roe, Frozen

Pots, As Described Roe Herring, Frozen

Poultry, Canned Roe, Salmon, Frozen

Poultry Netting Roof Panels, Precast

Preparations, Engine Coolant Roofing Materials, As Described

Presto Logs Roofing, I/S

Printed Matter Rope

Propellers Rope or Strand, Wire

Propane

Proprietary De-Icing Compounds

Proprietary Heat Transfer Agents - S -

Pulpboard or Fiberboard Salt, As Described

Pumps, Fuel or Circulating, As Described Salmon, Frozen

Pumps, Power Salmon, CannedSamples, Paint

Sand

- R - Sauces

Rafters Saws

Rafters, Wood, Laminated Scaffolds

Rails, NOS Scrap Metals, As Described

Rakes Scrap Paper, As Described

Range Hoods Scrap Auto Bodies

Ranges Screws, NOS

Rations Sculptures or Statuary

Rebar Scythes

Reels, Wire, Ropes or Cable Returned

Refrigerators, As Described

Refuse Compactors

Refuse Containers

Regulators Induction or Voltage

Reinforcing Mesh

Rivets, Aluminum

Road Graders

(Continued)

Issue: Effective:




Seattle WA, 98108

1215, 2130, 2360

2360

2390, 2395, 2400, 2405


1205, 2025

2200


1210, 2050

3120

1230, 2310

2360

2170

1205, 2025

2020

1205, 2025 2360

2315

1230, 2310

3110

2315

3065

1205, 2025

3025

2435

1215, 2130, 2145 2315

2145 2315

2360

3115

2000

2390

1210, 2050

1200, 1230, 2005, 2310, 2495

1235, 2295, 23302015

2015

2315

1210, 2050 2360

2440


2315 2360

2315 3035


2315 1200, 2005

1200, 2005 30401230, 2310 30751215, 2130 1215, 2130

2015 1265, 24902280 23602485


FREIGHT TARIFF 305


- S - (Continued) - S - (Continued)Sea Cucumber NOS, Frozen Soil, Potting

Sea Cucumber, Meat, Frozen Solder

Sea Cucumber, Skins, Frozen Solvent, Cleaning

Seeds, As Described Sorghum, Canned

Sewer Inlets, I/S Sound Deadening Board

Shafts or Shafting, As Described Souvenirs

Shakes or Shingles, Wooden Soybean Cake

Sheathing, As Described Spas

Sheeting or Film Spark Coils

Sheets, Aluminum Spheres, Highway Marking

Sheets, I/S Sphagnum Moss

Shellacs, Liquid Spikes, I/S

Shellfish Sponges

Shells, Oyster or Clam, Ground Spot Prawns

Shelving Sprinklers

Shingles, As Described Squeegees

Shortening Stains, As Described

Shovels Stakes, Bamboo or Wooden

Shrimp NOS, Frozen Starters

Shrimp, Canned Stationary

Shrouds Steel Articles, As Described

Shrubs

Siding Materials, As Described Stout

Signs, As Described Stoves, As Described

Sizing, Wall Strapping

Skiffs Strips, Wood

Slabs Stucco

Snow Plowing Equipment Sugar

Snowmobiles Sulphate of Potash

Snuff Superphosphate

Soap Supplies, Furniture, Store or Office

Sodium Bicarbonate Surface Cooking Units

Sodium Bromide Survey Stakes

Sodium Chloride Switchboards

Sodium Hydroxide Syrups

(Continued)

Issue: Effective:





Seattle WA, 98108

2180 2380

2180 1225, 2225

1230, 2310

January 2, 2018

2180

January 28, 2018

2195 1200, 2005

1230, 2310 2425

2180 1205, 2025

2120

2565 1230, 2310

2560 1200, 2005

2000

2360 1205, 2025

2435 1235, 2330

2075 1215, 2130

2090

2095 2365

1215, 1235, 2130, 2330, 2360

2490 2375

2315

3070 1210, 2050

1200, 2005

3030 2440

2315 1235, 23301215, 2140, 2490 1235, 2330

1230, 2310 2435

2435 2360

3070 1235, 23301200, 2005 3085

1210, 2050

2360 2435

2360 1200, 2005


3075 1235, 2330

3075 2450


3075 1200, 2005

1200, 2005 1230, 23102360 1215, 2130

1210, 2050 1220, 22151215, 2130, 2140 1200, 20051215, 2130, 2490 2798

2490




- T - - T - (Continued)

Tallow, Edible Trucks, Lift, As Described

Tanks Truck, Pickup

Tanks, Empty Returned Trusses

Tanks, KD or Tank Ends Turnbuckles

Tape Turpentine

Tea

Tees, Structural

Ties, Wire, in Bundles - U -

Ties, Wooden Unicycles

Tile, As Described Urea, Fertilizer Grade

Timber Cants Utility Vaults

Timbers, As Described

Tires

Tires, Scrap

Tissue, As Described - V -

Tobacco Valves, I/S

Toilet Preparations Vans

Tools or Parts, As Described Varnishes

Tools, Garden Vegetable Fiber, Felt

Toothpicks Vegetables, As Described

Totes Vehicle Parts, As Described

Tractors, As Described Vehicles, As Described

Vehicles, Multi-Terrain

Trailer, Boat Vermiculite, As Described

Trailers, Freight Vermiculite Ore

Trailer, House Vermouth

Trailers, Utility

Trailers, Vacation

Transformers

Treads, Tractor Track

Trees

Triethylene Glycol

Trimmers, Grass

Trucks, Freight

Trucks, Hand

Tubs

(Continued)

Issue: Effective:


1215, 2130, , v2257

2475




2390

1200, 2005

2015

2530, 2540

2545, 3135

1225, 2225

2375

1235, 2330

2550 1200, 2005, 2345

2530, 3130

Seattle WA, 98108

May 2, 2018 May 13, 2018

2565

1235, 2330

1230, 2310 1230, 2310

2000

2340

2090, 2095 1210, 2050

2565, 31401235, 2330, 2390, 2395

2400, 2405 2560

2380

2060

1230, 2310 2570, 3145

1200, 2005 2345

2435, 31451210, 1215, 1235 2050, 2130,


1235, 2330 24351230, 2310

2360

2515 2570, 3145

2170

2360 2360

1215, 2130, 2145, 2365

Cancels

0028


1230, 2310 2390, 2395, 2400, 2405

2360

2380 2070

1200, 2005

3125

1230, 2310

2195 2360

2520 2420


FREIGHT TARIFF 305


- W - - X -Waferboard

Wagons, Hand

Wall Coverings or Samples - Y -Wallboard, As Described YeastWallpaper

Wash Tubs

Washers or Gaskets - Z -Washing Machines Zees, StructuralNon RCRA Waste Zinc ChlorideRCRA Waste, Hazardous

Waste Oil

Waste Soil

Water, Mineral

Water Tank Truck

Wax, Paraffin or Petroleum

Welding Bars, Rods or Wire

Welding Machines

Wheels

Wheels, Balance or Fly, Iron

Whitewash

Windows

Wine

Wire, As Described

Wire, Electrical, As Described

Wire Goods

Wire Ties

Wood Chips

Wood Filler

Wool, Steel

Wrapping, As Described

Issue: Effective:




Seattle WA, 98108

1215, 2130

1215, 1230, 2310

2435

1235, 2330

1230, 2310


1235, 2330

2435

2135

2375


2565

1230, 2310, 2390

2360

2360

1215, 2130, 2235


1235, 2165, 2330

1235, 2330

1235, 2330

1215, 2130

1230, 23101215, 2130, 2580, 2575

INDEX OF ARTICLES (Concluded)for Which Commodity Rates are Named in this Tariff

2480

1215, 2130

31603165

1230, 2060, 2310

1205, 2025 23603155 2180

3150

1235, 2330, 2390

2339

1210, 2050


FREIGHT TARIFF 305

GOVERNING PUBLICATIONS:

1. National Motor Freight Classification, STB NMF 100, series, Issuing Officer.

2.

Issue: Effective:



RULES AND REGULATIONS ITEM NO.

This Tariff is governed, except as otherwise provided herein, by the following publications, including supplementsthereto or subsequent re-issues thereof:


Seattle WA, 98108

100

Samson Tug and Barge Company, Inc., General Rules, Commodity Group Descriptions and list of ParticipatingCarriers, Tariff No. 100, series, STB SSTB 100.


January 2, 2018


January 28, 2018

STB SSTB 305 11th9th Revised Page No. 21

Cancels

FREIGHT TARIFF 305 10th8th Revised Page No. 21

ARBITRARY FUEL SURCHARGE, APPLICATION OF:

SECTION 1

SECTION 2

SECTION 3

Note 1:

Note 2: Where the rate or charge is published in dollars and cents, apply the equivalent in cents.

Note 3:

EXCEPTIONS: The provision of this Fuel Surcharge WILL NOT apply to the rates set for in the following Items:

A. SSTB 100, series, Item Numbers:

B.

Issue: Effective:


345

346, 347, 348 Paragraph (B), 349, 360, 430, 466, 480, 490, 500, 501, 571, 572, 740,750, 751, 820, 850, 891, 900, 910, 982

Accessorial charges specifically named in individual rate items that are noted as exceptions to the Items listed

above in Paragraph (A) above.

0332


References to Tariffs, Items, Notes, Rules, etc. will be as follows: Where reference is made in this

Supplement to Tariffs, Items, Notes, Rules, etc., it is understood that such reference is continuous and

includes Shipments to or successive issues of such Items, Notes, Rules, etc.

Multiply the applicable rate by t 1.06. First determine the amount of charges that would otherwise apply, including any

applicable rate increases, other than those charges for services specified under EXCEPTIONS below, then, increase the

amount of charges so determined by t six percent t (6%).

Except as specifically indicated in individual rate items and exceptions noted herein, all shipments are subject to an

Arbitrary Fuel Surcharge of t six percent t (6%).

The Fuel Surcharge as specified above will apply to rates and/or charges in this Tariff on shipments moving to or from

points in the State of Alaska as follows:

For rates in cents, fractions will be as follows: Fractions of less than 1/2 cent will be be dropped and fractions

of 1/2 cent or more will be rounded to the next whole cent.

RULES AND REGULATIONS

March 20, 2020

ITEM NO.




Seattle WA, 98108

March 19, 2020



MINIMUM CHARGE:

The minimum charge per shipment will be:

(1) Rate applies to shipments reqiuiring temperature control.

A single shipment is one covered by a separate Bill of Lading.

Issue: Effective:


610

$98.00

$119.00

$94.00

$115.00

SITPET JUN

$98.00

$119.00

$98.00

$119.00 $119.00

CRA/KLA

$98.00

$119.00

$98.00$98.00

$119.00

WRA THO/MET

0267


February 12, 2020 February 23, 2020



Seattle WA, 98108

EXCEPTION: When a shipment contains two (2) or more articles which are prohibited by the DOT and U.S. Coast Guard

regulation from being loaded or stored together, each part lot in the shipment will be considered a separate shipment only in

the application of the LCL Minimum for Item 610 for one part of the shipment and a $50.00 part lot minimum for each

additional segregated part lot.

KETBetween Seattle, WA and

(DEL)

(1)


RULES AND REGULATIONS ITEM NO.


FREIGHT TARIFF 305

Issue: Effective:


SEATTLE, WASHINGTON(See Page 4)

AND

POINTS IN ALASKA(See Page 4)





Seattle WA, 98108

BETWEEN


SECTION 1

CLASS RATES

STB SSTB 305 3rd Revised Page No. 24

FREIGHT TARIFF 305 2nd Revised Page No. 24

LCL

LCL (5,000)

LCL

LCL (5,000) s

LCL

LCL (5,000)

LCL

LCL (5,000)

LCL

LCL (5,000)

LCL

LCL (5,000)

(1) Rates do not include pickup service.

(2) Rates Southbound (from Juneau, AK to Seattle, WA) will be eighty-five (85%) of the Northbound rate.

For Class Ratings Higher Than 100, Rates Will be Arrived at by Applying the Following Method:

Class 110 - 110% of Class 100 Rate Class 125 - 125% of Class 100 Rate Class 150 - 150% of Class 100 RateClass 175 - 175% of Class 100 Rate Class 200 - 200% of Class 100 Rate Class 250 - 250% of Class 100 RateClass 300 - 300% of Class 100 RateClass 350 - 350% of Class 100 RateClass 400 - 400% of Class 100 RateClass 500 - 500% of Class 100 Rate

Effective:


Issue:

SECTION 1 - CLASS RATES(Rates in Cents Per 100 Pounds)

4585

4028

4122

3626

3671

3225

5822

5122

5636

4960

5012

4418

4419

3679

3976

3310

3496

2906

3615

3009

3178

2644

5440

4536

5205

4337

4724

3940

3484

3680

3060

4946

4123

4731

3943

4295

3582

4017

4565

4974

4148

4651

3874

4185

4046

3370

3642

3032

3202

2622

3425

2849

3012

2503

2844

2364

4685

3906

4483

3735

4068

3394

3806

Seattle WA, 98108

0268

Less Than Containerload (LCL)

NMFC Rating Minimum WeightKET WRA THO/MET

2993 3169 3345

CRA/KLA PET

77 1/2

70 - 65

60 - 55 - 50

4425

3689

4234

3528

3843

3205

4981

4154

vNot Subject To Supplement No. 03

Cancels SAMSON TUG & BARGE CO., INC.





92 1/2

85

3594

3234

JUN (2)

5726

SIT

1004775

5478

FROM: SEATTLE WATO: AK POINTS (1), VIZ: (See Page 4)

4766

3972

4326

3608

2691



Note 1: Rates in this Section take precedence over rates in Section 1 (Class Rates).

Note 2: Except as otherwise noted, Items referred to in rate Items, not found in trhis Tariff, are in tariff SSTB 100, series.

v Note 3:

Issue: Effective:




Unless Specifically noted in individual rate items in this tariff, the Juneau Southbound rate will be eighty-five (85%) Percent of the Northbound rate in this Section 2.

Cancels

Seattle WA, 98108

0006


SECTION 2

NORTHBOUND COMMODITY RATES

BETWEEN


AND

POINTS IN ALASKA(See Page 4)


January 29, 2018 February 7, 2018


FREIGHT TARIFF 305 3rd Revised Page No. 26

BETWEEN SEATTLE, WA (See Page 4)

AND AK POINTS (See Page 4)

t

s

t

AGGREGATE, CEMENT and RELATED ARTICLES, Viz.:

Agents, air entraining Fire Clay Plaster or Joint Compound

Anhydrous Sodium Carbonate Fly Ash Plasticizer, Concrete or Masonry

Blasting Grit Gravel, NOS Sand

Cement, high temperature bonding Gypcrete Soda Ash

Cement, hydraulic masonry; mortar Gypcrete Mixer Stucco

natural or portland Lime Vermiculite Ore

Clay, NOI Magnesite Water Reducing compounds

Colloidal Clay (Bentonite); Mud or Compounds, well drilling

Note 1:

Issue: Effective:


2000

0269


Cancels

ITEM

NO.

AGGREGATE, CEMENT and RELATED ARTICLES, Viz.: (as described below)COMMODITY:

1250LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1118 1185 1260 1447

PET

LCL 1659 1755 1868 2146 1853

24,000

36,000

42,000


Seattle WA, 98108



February 12, 2020

20'1136 698614 656 1006

524 560 858

February 23, 2020

40'

1130 694

6841111

890 547

53'

480

KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA

CRA/KLAKET

1366

1731 1878

514 786

600 641 984

738 789 1210


SECTION 2 - NORTHBOUND COMMODITY RATES:(Rates in Cents Per 100 Pounds, except as Noted)

JUN SIT

1951

1316

2034

THO/MET

Containerload (CL)

EQ Size Minimum Weight

WRA

1470 1557 1656 1904 1643


LCL (5,000 Pounds)

1482

PET

JUN SIT

Exception to SSTB 100, series, Item 501. Detention of bulk containers will begin when bulk container is not released

in time to be returned to Seattle, WA on the voyage following arrival at destination. Detention charges will be $237.00

per voyage, when bulk container is not released to be returned to Seattle, WA.

870

964

823

943

754

1159

958

876

747

857

686

1053840

969 597

56,000

44,000

56,000 609 653 999

20'

COMMODITY: 2003

Containerload (CL)KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT


50,000 676 709 745 789 676 825 834

AGGREGATE, CEMENT, Viz.: Hydraulic, Masonry, Natural or Portland, loaded to Carrier's

bulk tanks. (See Note 1)





s

s

ANTI-FREEZE, ENGINE COOLANT PREPARATIONS AND OTHER ARTICLES, VIZ.:

Anti-freeze, Isopropyl or isopropanol alcohol Gel Paks Proprietary heat transfer agents or media

Anti-freeze, proprietary or engine coolant Inhibited glycol consisting of glycol ether, ethylene glycol

preparations made from denatured ethyl Methanol propylene glycol, diphenyl and diphenyl

alcohol, methanol, ethylene glycol, propylene Methyl alcohol oxide mixtures or o-dichlorobenzene, with

glycol, dipropylene glycol, diethylene glycol, Polymer or without inhibitors

hexylene glycol or triethylene glycol, with or Proprietary de-icing compounds Triethylene glycol

without inhibitors containing alcohols or glycols,

Compounds, water absorption or anti-icing, with or without inhibitors

motor fuel, liquid

Issue: Effective:


40' 44,000 634 680 1042 1178 724 947 1145

20' 30,000 652 698 1071 1211 745 973 1177



LCL 1987 2103 2236 2570 2219 2442 2639

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1590 1684 1791 2058 1778 1955 2108

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1691 1791 1904 2188 1889 2079 2321

1918

COMMODITY:ANTI-FREEZE, ENGINE COOLANT PREPARATIONS and OTHER ARTICLES, Viz.: (as

described below) (See Notes 1 through 4)2015

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT

53'56,000 553 686

1042

JUN SIT

Seattle WA, 98108

2005

20,000 896 960 1472 1664 1024 1280 1357




20,000 1058 1361 2086 2358 1451 1815

2055

0270

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

KET PET

1052 1189 732 915 1026


1132

28,000 961 1282 1966 2221 1367 1709 1781

2141 2253 2620

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1527 1617 1720 1976 1707 2175 2388


SAMSON TUG & BARGE CO., INC. Cancels


ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:AGRICULTURAL COMPOUNDS, FEED, FERTILIZERS, HORTICULTURAL and OTHER

ARTICLES, Viz.: as described in Item 1200 in SSTB 100, series.

784 981

EQ Size

Containerload (CL)THO/MET CRA/KLA

40,000 639 783 1201 1359 836 1045

Minimum Weight

10,000 1483 1571 2408 2721 1675 1869

Less Than Containerload (LCL) WRA THO/MET CRA/KLALCL 1915 2028

20'

40'

30,000 687 737 1129 1276

2157 2480





s

Note 1:

Note 2: The shipper must declare valuation of goods on the bill of lading at the point of origin.

Issue: Effective:


2128 2660 2927

40'12,000 2825 3026 4640

2923

4718 2903 3629 3992

5246 3228 4035 4438

20,000 1859

0271


COMMODITY:APPLIANCES, coal, gas, oil, wood or electrically operated, Viz.: as described in Item 1205 SSTB

100, Series2025

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN



20'6,000 2760 2957

24,000 1862 1995 3059 3459

3675

9232 8390 8558 88157693 8146 8170

1993 3055 3455 2126 2657


Seattle WA, 98108

Minimum Weight


5125 3154 3943 4337

10,000 2339 2506 3842 4342

53'16,000 2540 2721 4173

4534

EQ Size

2672 3341

4372 5711 6282

40' 16,000 2733 2928 4489 5075 3124 4079 4487

53' 20,000 2776 2976 4562 5156 3173 4145 4560

NO.

COMMODITY:

ANTIQUES, ANTIQUE REPRODUCTIONS, SCULPTURES, STATUARIES, AND

HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS, used and/or new, for Commercial, Resale or Exhibition

purpose only. (See Notes 1 and 2)

2020




ITEM

Rates apply on shipper load and count closed containers only. Rates will not apply on items of extraordinary value.

Released valuation may not exceed $25,000.00 per container load.

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

JUN SITEQ Size Minimum Weight

20' 8,000 3826 4099 6286 7106

Containerload (CL)KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET

SITLCL





s

s

s

(1) Rate applies when released value of cargo does not exceed $5.00 per pound.

(2) Rate applies when released value of cargo does exceeds $5.00 per pound, but does not exceed $10.00 per pound.

(3) Rate applies when released value of cargo does exceeds $10.00 per pound, but does not exceed $25.00 per pound.

Note 1:

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4: Rates in this Item take precedence over rates in Item 2335 (Household Goods).

Note 5: Southbound rates shall be 100% of Northbound rates.

Issue: Effective:


(3) LCL





Seattle WA, 98108

17462

If no value is declared by the shipper in writing on the bill of lading, rates as listed under (3) shall apply.

Items exceeding $25.00 per pound of declared value will not be accepted.

13357

Items must be packaged in enclosed wooden crates as listed in Item 245 of the NMFC. Carrier will not be responsible

for any damage to contents if improperly packaged. Carrier reserves the right to refuse any shipment insufficiently

packaged.

(2) LCL 9381

14143

9976

15039

8860

7424 8165 8731

17286 14929 16422

1164211466 9903 10893

(1) LCL 6642 7033 7489 8596

NO.

COMMODITY:ART, ORIGINAL WORKS OF, Viz.: Carvings, Decorations, Figures, Limited Editions,

Paintings, Pictures, Totem Poles (See Notes 1 through 5)2030

Less Than Containerload (LCL) WRA THO/MET CRA/KLAKET PET JUN SIT

ITEM




STB SSTB 305 2nd Revised Page No. 30

FREIGHT TARIFF 305 1st Revised Page No. 30



Note 1: Rates are in dollars and cents per ton.

Note 2: Rates include return of empty tank to origin port dock.

Issue: Effective:


1244 766

2040

$187.00

ContainerloadKET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA

Minimum Tons

12 $101.00 $109.00 $166.00 $115.00 $150.00 $220.00

Less Than Containerload (LCL) WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA

1490 1577 1677 1928 1665

LCL 2640 2796 2973 3416 2952

$90.00 $102.00 $62.00 $82.00 $111.00

18 $71.00

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1879 1990 2117 2432 2100

20' 36,000 491 527 807 913 561 734

ISO Tanks

not exceeding

20'

in length

718 1101




NO.

COMMODITY:

ASPHALT, (Asphaltum), natural, by-product, Petroleum, liquid, or solid; or LIGNIN LIQUOR or

LIGNIN PITCH, dry or liquid in packages packages or in bulk in barrels, boxes; sealer, Asphalt

Pavement Surface, coal tar base, liquid, or solid

2035

ITEM

0183

999 1151




$77.00 $116.00 $131.00 $81.00 $106.00

JUN SIT

40' 44,000 645

PET

COMMODITY:ASPHALT, (Asphaltum), natural, by-product, other than paint, stain or varnish, in shipper owned

tanks (See Notes 1 and 2)

$147.00

24 $55.00 $59.00


Seattle WA, 98108

KET PET JUN SIT

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

18751830



LCL (10,000 Pounds)

842

3246 3347

2311 2343





v (1) Subject to minimum charge of 9 pounds per cubic foot.

Note 1:

Note 2:

Note 3: Rates apply on straight or mixed loads.

Note 4: Rates do not apply to Southbound shipments.

Issue: Effective:


3934 3398 3737 4472





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:AUTOMOBILE PARTS, as listed under "Automobile Parts Group" in the NMFC and OTHER

ARTICLES, Viz.: as described in SSTB 100, series, Item 1210 (See Notes 1 through 4)2050


1217 1589

24,000 1548 1659 2543 2874

2004


3547 4068LCL (5,000 Pounds) v (1) 2885 3054 3248 3734 3225

LCL v (1) 3040 3218 3423

20'12,000 1857 1990 3050 3448

190720,000 1278 1370 2099 2372 1460


Seattle WA, 98108

0273

1553 1632




52,000 1041 1114 1709 1933 118953'

32,000 1473 1579 2422 2738 1684 2201 2311

Rates apply only on commodities as listed which are manufactured, represented and sold as a component or accessorial

part of an automobile, motorcycle, marine vessel, motor truck, motor tractor or motor tractor trailer.

Also applies on air cleaner cartridges, weight not in excess of twenty percent of the weight of the articles with which it

is shipped.

KET PET JUN SIT

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

40'

2122 2772 2910

1769 2311 2425

167040,000 1066 1140 1749 1977





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Note 1: Commodity must be in securley taped or strapped boxes.

Note 2: SSTB 100, series, Items 645 (Mixed Containerload) 883, (Overflow) do not apply.

Note 3: Rates apply to commodities not fit for human consumption.

Note 4: See Item 3010 for Southbound Rates.

BATTERIES, TIRES and OTHER ARTICLES, Viz:

Issue: Effective:


2352

40' 24,000 1193 1279 1961 2216 1364 1781 1961

20' 12,000 1432 1533 2352

2046 1258 1644 172053' 36,000 1102 1181 1810

KET WRA PET JUNTHO/MET CRA/KLA

2659 1636 2138

3198 3518 3868

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1543 1633 1737 1996 1724 1897 2906

LCL 2861 3030 3221 3703

SITEQ Size Minimum Weight

Containerload (CL)

SIT

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SITLCL 3690 3907 4154

3702 3937 4526 3908


1544 1852

32,000 813 873




NO.

COMMODITY:BAIT, FROZEN, Viz: Animal Parts, Fish Heads, Fish Tails, Fish, NOS, Herring, Octopus or

Squid. (See Notes 1 through 4)2053

ITEM

4776 4124 4537 4990

4298 4727

1698 1919 1182

SITContainerload (CL)

THO/MET CRA/KLAKET WRA PET JUN

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 3496

40' 32,000 1131 1212 1857

20'21,000 1034

1689

1337 1513

1108

Batteries, Electric Storage, with or without one hydrometer syringe in each separate shipping package and including

necessary quantity of Electrolyte; Corrosive Battery Fluid to equip the batteries, either in the same or separate

containers; Rubber Tires, Rubber Tire Boots, Flaps, Patches, Tubes, (not inflated), Reliners, Shoes, Treads.

2026

931 1216 1459



Seattle WA, 98108

0274



2100 1292

COMMODITY: BATTERIES, TIRES and OTHER ARTICLES, Viz: (as described below) 2060






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Note 1:

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v (1) Subject to minimum charge of 7 pounds per cubic foot.

Issue: Effective:


JUN SIT

EXCEPTION TO SSTB 100, series, Item 347, Group B and D: LCL pickup with be performed at a rate of s $1.47

per hundred pounds, subject to a minimum charge of s $18.00 per shipment.

Rates also apply on ice making machines or merchandise vending machines moving in mixed shipments with

commodities named in this Item. Applies only on shipper loaded containers.


Seattle WA, 98108

684 734 1124 1271 781 1021 1151

908

COMMODITY:

BICYCLES, NOI; UNICYCLES, NOI; or VEHICLES, CHILDREN'S, NOI; as described in Items

189800 (Subs 5 through 8) and 189780 (Sub 2) of the NMFC and Related Parts and Accessories,

in straight or mixed shipments.

2070

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET

CRA/KLA

CRA/KLA PET

0275

20'

40'

838 908




641 838

53' 50,000 561 602 922 1043 641

42,000 561 602 922 1043

20,000

1737 1847 2123 1832

EQ Size Minimum WeightKET WRA PET




NO.

COMMODITY:

BEVERAGES, VIZ.: Beverages in packages, flavored or phosphated, not including extracts,

syrups in containers of greater than five (5) gallon capacity, not including alcoholic beverages or

liquors; Water, Mineral, NOI, Plain (See Note 1)

2065

ITEM

JUN SIT

Less Than Containerload (LCL) WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SITLCL 2477 2622 2787 3204

KET (1)

2768 3044 3347

2017 2893

Containerload (CL)THO/MET

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1640

5216 9518 10190



LCL v (1) 4666 4940 5193 6038

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

3395 2088 2728 3393

40' 20,000 1523 1632 2502 2828 1740 2273 2826

20' 10,000 1827 1959 3003





Not exceeding 12' OAL

Exceeding 12' but not exceeding 16' OAL s

Exceeding 16' but not exceeding 18' OAL



Exceeding 40' OAL

Note 1: Rates are in dollars and cents per linear foot, per unit.

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:

Note 5:

Note 6:

Note 7:

Note 8:

Note 9:

Note 10:

Thorne Bay does not have boat lifting or launching capabilities

Note 11: Not subject to SSTB 100 series, Item 670, (A) (1) (Overlength) and (3) (Overheight). Item 670 (A) (2) (Overwidth) will apply.

Note 12: Rate without discount applies southbound.

Issue: Effective:


ITEM




NO.

COMMODITY:BOATS, SU, other than canoes or kayaks, nested or not nested, mounted on trailers, cradles or

other shipping device, not exceeding 8' in height when nested (See Notes 1 through 12)2075

KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SITRates apply between Carrier's Seattle,

Terminal and Alaska Terminal

$64.00 $65.00

$58.00 $61.00 $71.00 ----- $63.00 $88.00 $89.00

$53.00 $56.00 $64.00 ----- $57.00

Seattle WA, 98108

0276

$77.00

$95.00

$125.00

$82.00



$102.00

$132.00

$93.00

$136.00

$117.00

$110.00

$151.00

$89.00



$90.00$64.00 $68.00 $78.00 ----- $70.00

$107.00

$147.00

$183.00 $189.00$151.00

-----

-----

-----

$83.00

$104.00

Ketchikan boat lift or launch is available for boats up to 36' in OAL, not exceeding 14' in OAW and not exceeding 25,000 pounds.

Rates per NOTE 6 above will apply.

Petersburg boat lift or launch is available for boats up to 36'OAL, not exceeding 12' in OAW and not exceeding 25,000 pounds.

Rates per NOTE 6 above will apply,

Wrangell is near boat yard which can accomdate lifting or launching in or out of water for an additional charge. Customer make

arrangements directly with boat yard.

All measurements are determined by measuring the extreme length and width of the unit shipped, including masts secured to the

unit and/or to any device used to ensure safe handling, including tongues on trailers.

Boats must be received with the masts and rigging dismounted and securely fastened to deck. Masts or rigging must not project

beyond the side or ends of the boat.

SSTB 100, series, Item 572 (Fuel Drainage) will apply to boats received containing more than 1/4 tank of fuel.

Shipper must furnish necessary skids, chocks, crates or other devices necessary to ensure safe handling. When Carrier is requested

to provide cradle, Shipper will be charged a rated based on $1.92 per square foot based on overall dimensions of boat, subject to a

minimum charge of $482.00. Construction of cradles is at Carrier's discretion. Carrier may decline to build a cradle for any boat.

All portable canvas tops or sides must be removed prior to receipt at Samson Tug & Barge's dock. All tops and sides shipped

attached will be at owner's risk.

Shipper owned skids, cradles, chocks, crates or other devices necessary to ensure safe handling may be returned, provided the

Samson move is confirmed on the Bill of Lading. Such confirmation must include Northbound freight bill number and consigned

party of returned dunnage. Charge for such services will be $463.00 per container/platform or portion thereof.

Household goods, personal effects, and other items, other than factory installed equipment, stowed inside boats will be accepted

subject to a released valuation of ten cents ($.10) per pound. Such items in boats will be accepted as SL&C (Shipper Load and

Count).

When Carrier is required to lift boat from/to water or trailer in Seattle, an additional charge will be assessed. For lifting a boat not

exceeding 28 feet in overall length or 12 feet in overall width, the charges is $557.00. For boats that are over 28 feet in length or 12

feet in width, Carrier will provide service at a rate of $24.00 per lineal foot. Such service must be scheduled with Carrier prior to

delivery. Boat lift and launch operations are performed at Carrier's or their Agent's discretion. Carrier or it's Agent may decline to

lift any boat. Shipper must sign Carrier's Boat Lift Agreement prior to lifting any boat.

Boat lift or launch on Juneau is available for boats up to 36' in OAL, not exceeding 14' in OAW and not exceeding 25,000 pounds.

Rates per NOTE 6 above will apply.





Not exceeding 12' OAL t t t t t

Exceeding 12' but not exceeding 22' OAL t t t t t t

Exceeding 22' but not exceeding 28' OAL t t t t t

Note 1: Rates are in dollars per each boat.

Note 2: Rates applies between Carrier's terminals.

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Issue: Effective:


1759 1843

42,000 866 929 1041 1288 991 1035 124153'

24,000 1472 1578 1767

1888 1453 1518 1709

36,000 797 854 956 1183 909 951 113940'

20,000 1271 1362 1525

2187 1683

CRA/KLA

2197 1690 1765 2092

20,000 859 921 1031 1277 983 1025 1230

PET JUN SIT

20'10,000 1479 1584 1774


Containerload (CL)THO/METKET WRA

3746 4121 6596

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2717 2877 3059 3516 3037 3341 2757

LCL 3352 3549 3773 4338


Rates apply between Carrier's

Seattle, Terminal and Alaska

Terminal

KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT

$175.00 $188.00 $289.00 $325.00 $200.00 $261.00 $265.00




NO.

COMMODITY:BOATS, SU, VIZ.: CANOES AND KAYAKS, nested or not nested, not exceeding 28' in length,

and/or not exceeding 8' in height when nested (See Note 1)2080

ITEM

0277


$308.00

$354.00 $380.00 $581.00 $657.00 $405.00 $528.00 $535.00

$204.00 $219.00 $336.00 $381.00 $234.00 $305.00




Seattle WA, 98108

COMMODITY:BOXES, TOTES, DIVIDERS, SHROUDS, fiberboard, corrugated or not corrugated, KD or

folded flat.2090





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(1) Subject to a minimum charge of 6 pounds per cubic foot.

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Issue: Effective:


1608 990 1293 146253' 43,000 866 928 1423

2041 1256 1641 1855

40' 32,000 916 981 1504 1700 1047 1367 1546

20' 16,000 1100 1178 1805

2114 2327 3366



LCL 1891 2003 2130 2449

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

PET JUN SIT

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET(1) LCL 4666 4940 5254 6038

CRA/KLA

JUN SIT

5216 5736 6596

1802 2499 1922 2512




NO.

COMMODITY:BOXES and TOTES, PLASTIC, VIZ.: Boxes, Totes, molded plastic, new or used; with or

without tops, SU, nested or not nested.2095

ITEM

2757

Containerload (CL)THO/MET

EQ Size Minimum Weight20' 10,000 1682 2019

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

2093 229840' 20,000 1402 1501 1682 2083 1602

Seattle WA, 98108

0278





1565 2044 224553' 26,000 1370 1467 1643 2035

COMMODITY: BOXES, Viz.: Boxes, household, shipping, lift vans, KD flat, lumber and plywood combined 2105

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA





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Note 1: Rate does not apply to precast columns or panels. See Item 2120.

Not exceeding 40' OAL

Exceeding 40' but not exceeding 70'OAL



Note 1: Rates are in dollars and cents per linear foot measurement.

Note 2:

Note 3: Rates shown are between Carrier's terminals (DO)

Issue: Effective:


Exception to SSTB 100, series Item 670 (Over Dimensional Freight) (A) Overlength: Overlength charges shall not

apply to articles listed not exceeding 100' in length. On articles exceeding 100' in length, the Overlength Charges set

forth in Rule 670 (A) shall apply to the 80' rate basis.

$125.00 $135.00

$103.00 $110.00 $140.00 $158.00 $115.00 $127.00 $137.00

$101.00 $108.00 $138.00 $155.00 $113.00

2013 1739 1830 2315

$108.00 $118.00

$95.00 $102.00 $130.00 $147.00 $108.00 $118.00 $127.00

$88.00 $92.00 $118.00 $135.00 $98.00

852 936

COMMODITY:BRIDGE SECTIONS, Prefabricated, Iron or Steel, with or without wooden decking installed, not

exceeding 8' in width (See Notes 1 through 3)2115



Terminal






NO.

COMMODITY:BRICKS, BLOCKS, SLABS, or RELATED ARTICLES, VIZ:, Bricks and Blocks, building, fire

or paving, other than glass or slate, in packages. (See Note 1)2110

ITEM

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SITLCL 1556 1648 1752

Containerload (CL)THO/MET CRA/KLAKET WRA PET JUN SIT

1696 2095

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1173 1244 1322 1520 1312 1381 1311

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1441 1526 1623 1865 1611

58,000

691 863 949

36,000 525 562 862 974 600

24,000 604 648 993 1123


Seattle WA, 98108

0279

20'

40'48,000 596 638 979 1107

749 825




853543 581 891 1007 620 775

682





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Note 1:

Note 2: Glazed surface must be fully protected.

Issue: Effective:


1670 1837

192917531343

32,000

16,000

1139 1252764 818 1253 1416 872

1118 1198 1838 2078 1279

2581 3341 3710

35342238 2398 3676 4155 2557 3341

1174

12,000 1410 1512

1416 1602 986

2619

1170 12881457 89644,000

1118 1265 778 1017

1288

1117

1415

1611 2104 2316

24,000

4197

3144




Containerload (CL)

NO.

COMMODITY:

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SECTIONS or COLUMNS, reinforced concrete, with or without

glass insertions and with or without corkboard, fiberboard or plasterboard insulation; BEAMS,

CHANNELS, DOUBLE TEES, GIRDERS, JOISTS, POLES, PILING, structural, metal

reinforced concrete.

2120

ITEM

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

4107 4453

CRA/KLA

1003 1104




1104 1216


20'24,000

COMMODITY:

BUILDING or HOUSES, KD and RELATED ARTICLES, Viz.; Wall, Roof or Floor Sections

consisting of expanded plastic insulating material, framed with wood, and may be faced with

wallboard or metal; Building Construction Sections, wooden, with or without insulation, KD or

flat; Buildings, Houses, fabricated or portables, wooden, KD or in flat sections.

(See Notes 1 and 2)

2125

EQ Size

768

42,000 486 521

20'

4518 5109

Containerload (CL)

24,000 862 924

32,000 682 729

0280

THO/MET

2317

53'

783 840 1288

40'

12,000 2260 2420 3711

Articles subject to this reference will apply only in mixed containerloads with other articles named in this Item. The

combined weight of the articles subject to this reference not to exceed ten percent (10%) of the billed weight of the

containerload.

52,000

218119301258

740 793 1215 1374 845

799 903


Seattle WA, 98108

Minimum WeightTHO/MET CRA/KLA

40'

556 725 799

44,000 672 720 1104 1248

6,000 2750 2948





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s s s s s

t

Note 1: Weight mixing to offset deficit will not be allowed.

Note 2: SSTB 100, series, Item 883 (Overflow) shall not apply.

Issue: Effective:


SIT




ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:BUILDING MATERIALS and OTHER ARTICLES, as described in Item 1215 in STB 100,

series, in mixed loads only, (See Notes 1 and 2)2130


EQ Size Minimum WeightKET WRA PET JUN

20'

6,000 2750 2948 3525 3960 3144 3930 4262

12,000 1410 1512 2317 2619 1611 2014 2215

24,000 862 924 1416 1602 986 1232 1354

973 1070

40'

12,000 2260 2420 2895 3254 2581 3228

32,000 682 729 1118 1265 778

3550

24,000 1174 1258 1930 2181 1343 1678 1846

1121 1232

53'

16,000 2238 2398 2368 3222 2557 3197

44,000 783 840 1288 1457 896

3381

32,000 1118 1264 1937 2189 1348 1684 1758



Seattle WA, 98108

0281

1090 1198



52,000 764 818 1253 1416 872





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(1) Subject to a mimimum of 9 pounds per cubic foot.

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Issue: Effective:


40' 36,000 730 783 1201 1359 836 1092 1277

SIT

20' 14,000 1248 1337 2050 2317 1426 1862 2233


EQ Size Minimum WeightKET WRA PET JUN

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SITLCL 2362 2501 2660 3058 2640 2904 3034




ITEM

COMMODITY: BUILDING MATERIALS, Viz.: Shakes or Shingles, Wooden 2140

NO.

COMMODITY:

BUILDING MATERIALS and OTHER ARTICLES, Viz.: Building Woodwork as described

under the heading of "Building Woodwork Group" in the NMFC; Wall Cabinet Sections, KD or

KD Flat; Door, Skylights, Windows, NOI; Window Extrusions, vinyl or aluminum

(See Notes 1 and 2)

2135

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT(1) LCL 3843 4068 4297 4996 4295 4520 4873


6,000 2627 2815

3765 4292


(1) LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2994 3208 3476 4042 3424

3525 3960 3004

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

24,000 862 924 1416 1602 986 1232 1354

3754 4129

12,000 1410 1512 2317 2619 1611 2014 2215

24,000 1174 1258 1930 2181 1343 1678

12,000 2260 2420

1118 1265 778 973 1070

1457 896 1121 1232

3228 3550

Seattle WA, 98108

0282

20'

40'

53'

16,000 2209 2367 2868 3222





1758

52,000 764 818

1846

44,000

32,000 682 729

1253 1416 872 1090 1198

2525 3156 3381

2896 3254 2581

32,000 1118 1198 1838 2078 1279 1599

783 840 1288





(1) Subject to a minimum of 9 pounds per cubic foot.

Note 1:

s

Note 1: Rates will also apply on can ends, when contained in the same shipment as cans described above.

Note 1: Rate is in dollars and cents per U.S. gallon.

Note 2:

Note 3:

Issue: Effective:


$1.32 $0.73 $1.22 $1.2820' 4,500 $0.70 $0.80 $0.87

COMMODITY: Chemicals, De-Icing fluids, glycols, in bulk tanks 2175


EQ Size Minimum Gallons




NO.

COMMODITY:

BUILDING MATERIALS, Viz.: Trusses, Rafters, Arches, manufactured of wood or wood and

metal combined; Joists, manufactured of wood and metal combined; Glu Laminated Beams, in

curved forms, laminated or built up (See Note 1 and 2)

2145

3182 3656 3158 3324 3672


ITEM

COMMODITY: CANS, METAL, empty, in packages, (See Note 1) 2155

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT(1) LCL 2826 2992

20'

Containerload (CL)

Rate also applies to hardware necessary for the assembly of articles shown, not to exceed 10% of the weight of the

articles named.

KET

THO/MET CRA/KLA

231612,000 1473 1579 2420 2736 1683 2104

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

2104 2631 289540' 16,000 1843 1973

559 599 918 1039 6389 834 945

20' 28,000 559 599 918

40' 44,000

3025 3421

WRA PET JUN SIT

Consignee must remove all contents at destination prior to return to the Carrier. When Carrier is required to remove

and dispose of residue, all costs of such service will be to the account of the consignee.

EXCEPTION TO SSTB 100, SERIES, ITEM 500, (Detention of shipping equipment): Detention of bulk container

will begin when bulk container is not released in time to be returned to Seattle, WA on the voyage following it's

arrival. Detention charges will be as listed in SSTB 100, series, Item 500 (Detention of shipping equipment).

0283





Seattle WA, 98108



1039 638 834 945





Note 1: Rates apply only to items not fit for human consumption.

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Issue: Effective:



40' 30,000 1949 2088 3203 3620 2229

EQ Size Minimum Weight20' 15,000 2339 2507 3843 4345

Containerload (CL)

20'

KET WRA

4738

40'

COMMODITY:CIGARS, CIGARETTES, SNUFF or MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, as described under that

heading in the NMFC

THO/MET CRA/KLA

COMMODITY: CHEMICALS, OXIDIZER 5.1, Liquid in Shipper Owned Bulk ISO Tanks

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET


Minimum Weight20' 40,000 786 843 1293 1462

Containerload (CL)


KET WRA

4068 4324 4974 4295 4724

PET JUN SIT

2910 3398

2674 3492 4077

Seattle WA, 98108

0284

1245 1318 1401 1610 1391 1529 2032


February 12, 2020 Feebruary 23, 2020


JUN SITLCL 3843

900 1174 1351

EQ Size

2195


44,000 577 618 948 1072 660 862

36,000 444 476 729 825

2194

949

507 663 845

THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT

2767 3181 2747 3021 3671

2151 2287 2628 2270 2497 3318

LCL (10,000 Pounds)

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2031




ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:CHEMICAL GROUP, and ACIDS, NOS, as described under Chemicals Group in the NMFC

(See Note 1)2180

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SITLCL 2458 2602





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Note 1: Rates are in dollars per container.

Note 2: Rates do not include pickup or delivery.

Note 3:

Note 4:

Note 5: Rates do not apply to modified containers or containers incompatible with Carrier's operation

Note 6: Rates do not apply to wheeled trailers.

Note 7:

Issue: Effective:


Containers must be wind and water tight, structurally sound, and compatible with Carrier's operation.


$1,124.00

$868.00

$1,467.00

$987.00

$1,584.00

$1,492.00

$983.00 $1,053.00 $1,614.00 $1,825.00

20' Container

$1,614.00

$1,080.00

$1,825.00

$664.00



Terminal

24' Container

40' Container

53' Container

$581.00

$983.00

$624.00

$1,053.00

$956.00

EQ Size

4066


Seattle WA, 98108

0285

LCL 4425 4685 4981 5726 4946 5440

$1,948.00 $2,066.00




$1,124.00 $1,467.00 $1,584.00

$1,306.00 $1,399.00 $2,145.00 $2,425.00

2535

20'5,000 3603 3861

2205

4270

26,000 1659 1777 2724 3079 1894 2475 2564

COMMODITY:CONTAINERS: SHIPPER OWNED, SU, EMPTY, WITH OR WITHOUT FORK POCKETS,

not to exceed 8'6" wide. (See Notes 1 through 7)

53'14,000 2723 2918 4475 5058 3113

3149

40'10,000 3004 3217 4933 5577 3432 4483 4707

10,000 2038 2183 3347 3784 2328 3042

262520,000 1697 1819 2788 3153 1940

WRA PET

JUN SIT

5919 6692 4118 5379 5648

6800

JUN SIT

Carrier reserves the right to load empty containers with cargo of Carrier's choice. Rates named in this item shall apply

whether or not Carrier loads container with cargo or transports container empty.

Transportation of equipment moving subject to this item, whether loaded or empty, shall be at the sole discretion and

convenience of the Carrier. Neither reservation of vessel space nor acceptance of equipment is a guarantee that it will

move on a specific sailing.




ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:CONTAINER, REFUSE, SALVAGE or WASTE, Conveying or Dumping Type, iron or steel, for

use with joists or lift trucks, with or without casters, nested or not nested2200

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET


EQ Size Minimum WeightKET





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Note 1: Rates are in cents per cubic foot.

Note 2: Rates apply between Carrier's terminals only.

Note 3: SSTB 100, series, Item 883 (Overflow) does not apply.

Note 4: SSTB 100, series, Item 670 (Overdimension) does not apply.

Note 5: Reference SSTB 100, series, Item 959 for transloading charges.

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Note 2:

Note 3: Bookings and Bills of Lading must make reference to "Department Store Merchandise, Item 2215"

Note 4: All bills of lading must show a detailed description of the commodities in the shipment.

Issue: Effective:


EXCEPTION TO SSTB 100, SERIES Item 645: Weight mixing or averaging to offset deficit weight is not allowed.

1435 884 1154 -----

53' 50,000 746 800 1226 1386

-----

40' 38,000 773 828 1270

854 1114 ----

20' 16,000 1102 1181 1810 2046 1258 1644

KET WRA

x -----


x x x x x x

PET JUN SIT

0286




$1.90 $2.15 $1.32 $1.73 $1.852,000 $1.16 $1.25

2215


COMMODITY:

DEPARTMENT STORE MERCHANDISE, Viz.: Mixed shipment of 10 or more different

commodities as listed in the NMFC, consigned to and shipped by a retail merchandising

establishment, as described in Item 1220 in SSTB 100, series



Seattle WA, 98108

CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT

$3.06 $1.88 $2.46 $2.34

40'

EQ SizeMinimum in

Cubic Feet

KET WRA THO/MET

1,000 $1.65 $1.76 $2.7420'

Containerload (CL)





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY: CRAB POTS, SU, Nested or KD (See notes 1 through 5) 2210

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SITLCL $2.77 $2.95 $3.12 $3.59 $3.10 $3.41 $4.40





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Note 1:

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Issue: Effective:


53' 26,000 1360 1457 2234 2525 1554 1942 2129

40' 20,000 1271 1362 2087 2360 1453 1816 2014

20' 10,000 1644 1763 2703 3054 1880 2350 2819

(1) LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2444 2589 2751 3163 2731 2438 4704


EQ Size Minimum WeightKET WRA PET JUN SIT

WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT(1) LCL 3115 3297 3507 3607 3482 2708 5296

40'


Seattle WA, 98108

0287

KET PET JUN SIT

1020 1152




52,000 714 766 1172 1326

COMMODITY:

ELECTRICAL LIGHT FIXTURES GROUP, VIZ: Electrical Connector Boxes; Electrical Lamps;

Electrical Light Fixtures; Electrical Lighting Poles and Standards, other than wooden Electrical

Lighting Transformers, not exceeding 25 pounds each.

2230

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET

53'32,000 1063 1139 1747 1974 1215 1519 1606

815

742 926 1019

1253 1566 1682

44,000 684 732 1123 1268 780 976

24,000 1097 1174 1801 2036

1055

1343 1678 1846

24,000 751 805 1235 1396 859 1074 118220'

12,000 1174 1258 1930 2181


32,000 648 695 1066 1205

3237(1) LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2501 2649 2816 3237 2796

EQ Size Minimum WeightKET WRA PET JUN SIT

v (1) LCL (10,000 Pounds) 2083 2206 2331 2695 2328 ----- -----

Related articles not specifically named in this Item, but not exceeding five percent (5%) of the billed weight of the

shipment, may be included with the mixed shipment of the articles described in this Item. When weights of such

articles exceed five percent (5%), articles will be rated as a separate shipment.




ITEM

(1) LCL 3211 3400 3615 4154 3588 2534 5266

NO.

COMMODITY: ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, VIZ: as described in Item 1225 in SSTB 100, series (See Note 1) 2225


2279





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Note 1: Service available only by prior approval of the Carrier.

Note 2: Rate includes return of empty Shipper owned container/tank to Carrier's Seattle, WA terminal.

Note 3:

Note 4:

Issue: Effective:


Carrier will accept reservations for limited space available for this commodity, however, a $148.00 cancellation fee is

due, if the reservation is later canceled or if the cargo is not shipped on the reserved barge.

Bill of lading description must conform to the requirements of the U.S. Department of Transportation hazardous

materials regulations.

1593 1673

40' 44,000 1387 1486 2068 ----- 1635 2071 2176

JUN SIT

WRA PET JUN SIT

2796 2279 3171


976 107444,000 684 732 1123 1268 78040'

24,000 1058 1134 1739 1966

COMMODITY:EXPLOSIVES, VIZ.: Blasting Agent, Type E, Hazard Class Division 1.5

(See Notes 1 through 4)2240


2127 1309 1636



LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2501 2649 2816 3237

1019

KET


20' 44,000 1068 1142 1590 ----- 1257

32,000 648 695 1066 1205 742 926

0288


Seattle WA, 98108

1719

52,000 735 786 1206 1364 839 1049 116053'

32,000 1144 1227 1881

805 1235 1396

1211 1513 1540

859 1074 1182


20'

12,000 1436 1540

2198 2695


LCL (10,000 Pounds) 2083 2206 2346 2695 2328

2359 2667 1641 2052 2313

24,000 751




ITEM

LCL 3211 3400 3615 4154 3588 2534 3523

NO.

COMMODITY:

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, Wire, electrical, brass or aluminum or copper, plain, covered or

insulated. Transmission cable, copper clad wire, Cable, electric as listed in Items 61150, 61160

and 61170 of the NMFC

2235

Less Than Containerload (LCL) WRA THO/MET CRA/KLAKET PET

STB SSTB 305 3rd Revised Page No. 46A

FREIGHT TARIFF 305 2nd Revised Page No. 46A



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Note 1: Rates named herein will not apply to articles requiring refrigeration or temperature control.

Issue: Effective:

Correction No. Page No. 46A

Seattle WA, 98108

941

0289


578 540 59353' 56,000 488 524 780 838




40' 40,000 537 576 860 637 596

547 531

655

584

629 610 672591 883 1017

514 768 857

Containerload (CL)KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA


20'20,000 551

30,000 479

2063 2253 2620

JUN SITPET

LCL 1915 2028 2157 2480

NO.

COMMODITY: FEED, FISH l or BAIT, Dry in Bags or Packages. (See Notes 1 and 2) 2242


ITEM








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Issue: Effective:


2255


20'

6,000 2260 3711 4197 25812420


COMMODITY:FLOATS, DOCK SECTIONS, consisting of aluminum, steel, concrete or wood shell filled with

expanded or foam plastic.

995

3373 3710

787 1028 1132

800

24,000 389 1280

40,000 535 574 880 879

12,000 2260 2420 3711 4197 2581 3373 3710

613

1205

1754 1961

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

40'

40,000 784 840 1289

24,000 1174 1258 1930 2181 1343

1458 896 1097

739 1132

2331

40,000 677 1098 1682 1902 772 1528 1609


Seattle WA, 98108

0290

20'

40'

20'

40'24,000 1129 1590

1833 1931




2439 2757 1287 2216

1801 2659 2798

20,000 948 1317 2019 2281 1080


12,000 1580 1908 2926 3308


LCL (10,000 Pounds) 2695 2855 3036 3489 3013 3315 3648

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2995 3172 3373 3877 3348

LCL 3745 3966 4217 4847 4183 4605 5066

3683 4052

COMMODITY:FISHING GEAR, NEW OR USED, VIZ: Bait Jars, Floats, Gangens, Hooks, Leadline, Life

Preservers, Marine Hardware, Nets or Netting, Poles, Reels, Rope, Snaps, Swivels, Weights2250


1074 1403 1940

1853 2095 1289 1683 1937

32,000 939 1007 1544 1745


16,000 1128 1208

2051 2585


LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1668 1766 1879 2159 1864





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:

FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, per NMFC Items 69180, 69185, 19190, and 69220; FIRE FIGHTING

HOSE; CARTS OR REELS, FIRE FIGHTING HOSE; TANKS, AIR PRESSURE, EMPTY, per

NMFC Item 180790

2245

STB SSTB 305 3rd Revised Page No. 47A

FREIGHT TARIFF 305 2nd Revised Page No. 47A



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Note 1: Does not apply to Rolled Flooring goods. See Item 2260.

Issue: Effective:

Correction No. Page No. 47A

1450 1595LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1233 1306 1412 1593 1378

1921 2114

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1514 1603 1734 1960 1692 1781 1960

LCL 1634 1731 1872 2114 1826

0291


58,000 559 599 918 983 638 799 878




Seattle WA, 98108

702 877 96440'

48,000 614 658 1008 1086

36,000 541 579 888 1003 618 772 849

712 889 978


20'24,000 623 667 1023 1156


JUN SIT

NO.

COMMODITY:

FLOORING, TILE OR HARDWOOD, Viz.: Ceramic, Clay, Earthenware, Vinyl, Asphalt,

Composition NOI, with density exceeding 35 lbs. per cubic foot, in cartons, boxes, packages or

crates, palletized. As described in Items 37860, 182355, 182510 and 182600 of the NMFC. (See

Note 1)

2257


ITEM








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Note 1: Does not apply to Tile or Hardwood Flooring. See Item 2257.

Note 1: Rates named in this item will not apply on the following articles:

Shipments requiring refrigeration

Shipments containing hazardous materials

Household Goods

Liquors and Wines

Note 2: Rates are not subject to SSTB 100, series, Item 610 (Minimum Charges).

Note 3: This item is not eligible for Consolidation.

Note 4: Rate applies to northbound shipments only.

Note 5:

Note 6:

Issue: Effective:


12,000 1410 1512 2317 2619 1611 2014 2585



Shipment must be packaged in a manner to allow stacking with other shipments for container loading purposes.

SIT

1758

Rate shall be applied per inbound shipment from one shipper, on one bill of lading and shipping on one voyage.

3099

1343

1279

2324 2490 3818 4317 2656

20'24,000 751 1377805 1234

2263

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET


Seattle WA, 98108

0292

24,000


1678

1599

1258

1198

1930

1838

2181

2078

COMMODITY:

FREIGHT, NOS, Small Shipment not exceeding 48" in any one direction; not exceeding 15 total

cubic feet stackable.


975 1094

3320

44,000

$36.00 $36.00

3452

52,000 735 785 1205 1363 838 1048 1153

4388

KET WRA

683 730 1122 1267 780

1087

38744455 5036

677 847

2420 3711 4197 2581 3228 3550

1846

1394 858 1073




ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:FLOOR COVERINGS, as described in Items 70500 through 71020, and 188210 of the NMFC,

and related articles.2260

SIT

JUN SITLCL 2857 3024 4388


3217 3698 3193 3988


53'

16,000

40'

12,000

WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PETLCL not exceeding 5 pounds total weight

$36.00

JUN

JUN

LCL exceeding 5 pounds but not

exceeding 100 pounds total weight

PET

THO/MET CRA/KLA PETContainerload (CL)

32,000 593 635 974 1101

2260

6,000

32,000

2712

1174

1118

2905

$36.00

$55.00 $55.00 $55.00

$36.00

$55.00 $55.00 $55.00 $55.00

$36.00 $36.00





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Note 1: Rates named in this Item will not apply on the following articles:

Automobiles, passenger or freight Freight requiring refrigeration

Acids, liquid Livestock

Ammunition Radioactive Materials

Commodities in bulk Poisons

Commodities which will injure or Household Goods

contaminate the rest of the lading Freight otherwise described in commodity sections of this tariff

Explosives

Note 2: EXCEPTION: Not subject to SSTB 100, series, Item 645 (Mixed Container Load) and 883 (Overflow).

Issue: Effective:


3262

44,000 1024 1099 1683 1904 1171 1529 1681

2996

40,000 939 1006 1543 1743 1073 1402

18,000 1825 1955 2997 3390 208540'

53' 21,000 1988 2129 3264 3690 2271 2966


Seattle WA, 98108

0293

12,000 1642 1760 2698 3050 1877 2452




1542

16,000 2111 2262 3467 3920 2412 3151 3465

2723

925 1208 1238

12,000 2216 2375 3641 4116 2533 3309 3637

3141 4102 4684

24,000 939 1006 1543 1743 1073 1402 1456

269620'

6,000 2748 2945

Containerload (CL)KET WRA

4515 5104

32,000 809 867 1130 1503




ITEM


NO.

COMMODITY: FREIGHT, NOS (See Notes 1 and 2) 2265






Note 1:

Issue: Effective:


4516 3248


20' 6,000 2896 3128 4055 4633


53' 16,000 2689 2904 3764 4303 3093 3878 4266


Seattle WA, 98108

0205

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1682 1781 1893 2177 1880 2068

4033 4436




3330 4138 4550

40' 12,000 2823 3049 3952

LCL - Set Up (SU) 6158 6520 6933 7969 6883 7571 9267

SITLCL - Knocked Down (KD) 4477 4740 5040 5793 5004 5504 6605

COMMODITY: FURNITURE, as described under the heading "Furniture Group" in the NMFC 2285


84053' 52,000 511 548 840 950 585 765

40' 40,000 593 635 974 1101 677 885 980

1357 1533 944 1233 1384


20'20,000 827 886

70640,000 421 451 692 782 481 629

2631 2895 3243

2497 2797


LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2031 2151 2287 2628 2270

2320

Rates also apply on accompanying freight not named in this item, providing the weight of such accompanying freight does not

exceed five (5%) percent of the total shipment.




ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:FUEL, VIZ.: Manufactured Fire Logs; Pellets, in bags, Coal, Forest Slash or Agricultural Waste

Residues, compressed (See Note 1)2280

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SITLCL 2354 2492 2651 3047





Note 1:

v v v v v v v v

(1)

Note 1:

Issue: Effective:


1240 1252




ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:GAMBLING DEVICES, VIZ.: Bingo Cards; Pull Tabs: Printed Bingo Sheets; Machinery, Pull

Tab (See Note 1)2290


Shipper must certify on the bill of lading or shipper order that transportation of above items is not prohibited by law.

2712 3399LCL (1,000 Pounds) 2206 2335 2483 2854 2465

COMMODITY:GAS, LIQUID PETROLEUM, compressed, in steel cylinders or bulk export tanks

(See Note 1)2295


2367 2621

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1830 1938 2059 2368 2046 2249 2490

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1925 2038 2168 2491 2152

1405 1546


20' 20,000 1130 1211 1532 1630


1291 1686 1854

EQ Type Minimum Gallons

40' 40,000 942 1008 1278 1359 1076

v 53' 52,000 920 890 1088 1152 949


Seattle WA, 98108

0294

Tank (1) (DO) $0.39 $0.43 $0.55 $0.61 $0.46




$0.50 $0.56

Rate is in dollars per U.S. gallon and applies to shipper furnished bulk tanks which are compatible to Carrier's operation.

Minimum gallons per tank shall be 4,000 gallons on tanks not exceeding 20' OAL and 5,000 gallons on tanks exceeding 20'

but not exceeding 24' OAL. Rate applies between Carrier's terminal only. Rate includes return of empty tanks to Carrier's

Seattle terminal.

Loss/Damage, payable by Carrier on shipper furnished bulk gas containers, shall not exceed $1,000.00 per bulk gas

container and contents. Carrier reserves the right to reject shipper-furnished bulk gas containers, which Carrier determines to

be unseaworthy. The Bill of Lading must be annotated at the time of shipment, as follows: Shipment, including equipment

and contents, released to a value not to exceed $1,000.00. Carrier is not liable for loss or damage for any cause, including

negligence to equipment and contents, in excess of $1,000.00."

Rates include return of empty cylinders only when moving in conjunction with Northbound full cylinders. Bill of

lading must make reference to prior Northbound freight bill number.





Note 1:

Issue: Effective:


COMMODITY:GLASS, VIZ.: Automobile, Boat, Flat; NOI, window, without frames, packaged in enclosed

wooden cases or factory sealed boxes2305

2739

2367 2603

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1830 1938 2060 2368 2046 2249 2475

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1925 2038

LCL 2031 2152 2288 2629 2271 2498




ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY: GAS, NOS, in steel cylinders or SCUBA tanks, full (See Note 1) 2300


2168 2491 2152


20' 20,000 1202 1289 1976 2235


1375 1796 1975

40' 42,000 955 1023 1569 1773 1091 1426 1567




THO/MET CRA/KLALCL 6642

KET PET JUN SIT

6179

7033 7477 8596 7424 8165 8727

3927 4392LCL (5,000 Pounds) 3194 3381 3596 4133 3570

JUN SITLess Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET

Rate includes return of empty cylinders only when moving in conjunction with Northbound full cylinders. Bill of

lading must make reference to prior Northbound freight bill number.


Seattle WA, 98108

0207

COMMODITY:GLASS, VIZ.: Automobile, Boat, Flat; NOI, window, without frames, NOT packaged in enclosed

in wooden cases or factory sealed boxes2307

Less Than Containerload (LCL) WRA

LCL 3843 4068 4326 4974 4295 4724 5027

6798 7680LCL (5,000 Pounds) 5529 5855 6226 7156





(1) Rate is subject to a minimum of 12 pounds per cubic foot.

Note 1:

Note 2: Rates named herein will not apply on articles requiring refrigeration or temperature conttrol.


(1) Rate is subject to a minimum of 12 pounds per cubic foot.

Issue: Effective:





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:GROCERIES, FOODSTUFFS, DRY, VIZ.: as described in Item 1230 in SSTB100, Series



2497 2894


(1) LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2031 2151 2287 2628 2270

1303 1472 906 1184 1470


40' 38,000 696 746 1143 1293 796 1040 1202

112753' 48,000 699 750 1151 1300 800 1045

1586 1700 2606 2948

Containerload (CL)

COMMODITY:GROCERIES, FOODSTUFFS, DRY, VIZ.: as described in Item 1230 in SSTB100, series, with

(1) reference2315


1725


Seattle WA, 98108

0208


(1) LCL 4425 4685 4981 5726 4946 5440 5940

1323 1417 2174 2456 1512


20' 10,000

Rates named in this Item will also apply on commodities not described herein, providing the weight of such

commodities does not exceed ten percent (10%) of the total weight of the shipment.

53' 32,000 1050 1125

1974 2174



1724 1949 1199 1567

1814 2369 2607

40' 20,000






Note 1: Rates named in this Item will not apply on the following articles as described in the NMFC:

Acids, liquid Livestock (111680)

Ammunition, Explosives Group (14000) Poisons, Class A and B

Automobiles, passenger or freight Poultry or Pigeons, Live (161400)

Explosives Group (64300) Vehicles, self-propelled or other then self propelled

Note 2:

Note 3: SSTB Tariff 100, series, Item 645 (Mixed Container Loads) and 959 (Transfer) do not apply.






Note 2:


Issue: Effective:


Seattle WA, 98108

0209

2179 2350



40' 32,000 1460 1564 2398 2711 1668



Rates apply to all commodities, NOS, that are placed in refrigerated equipment regardless of whether or not

refrigerated service is required.


20' 16,000 1751 1876 2876 3252


2001 2615 2819

5549 6223

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 3865 4092 4351 5002 4320 4751 5931

LCL 4513 4779 5082 5841 5044

2325


2711 1668 2179 2350

COMMODITY:GROCERIES, FOODSTUFFS, NOS, CHILL and FREIGHT NOS, CHILL


2876 3252 2001 2615 2819

40' 32,000 1460 1564 2398

Rates apply to all commodities, NOS, that are placed in refrigerated equipment regardless of whether or not

refrigerated service is required.


4751 5931


LCL (5,000 Pounds) 3865 4092 4351 5002 4320





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:GROCERIES, FOODSTUFFS, NOS, FROZEN and FREIGHT NOS, FROZEN






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Note 1:

Note 2: Rates on shipments moving under this Item will not alternate with other rates in this Tariff.

Issue: Effective:





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:HARDWARE and OTHER ARTICLES, as described in Item 1235 in SSTB100, series

(See Notes 1 and 2)2330


3935 4485


(1) LCL (5,000 Pounds) 3201 3390 3603 4142 3577

4453

24,000 862 924 1416 1602


20'

6,000 2712 2905

32,000 682 729 1118 1265 778 1017

4455 5036 3099 4048

12,000

40'

12,000 2260 2420 3711 4197 2581 3373 3710

24,000

2398 3676 4155 2557 3341

44,000 783 840 1288 1457 896

32,000

1410

1174




3534

52,000 764 818 1253 1416 872 1139 1252

1118

1170 1311

53'

16,000 2238

1198 1838

Rates apply only on mixed shipments of five (5) or more articles, as described in Item 1235, of which no one article

may exceed fifty percent (50%) of the billed weight of the shipment.

2078 1279 1670 1837


Seattle WA, 98108

0295

2619

21811930

23171512

1258 1929

23162104

17531343

1611

1117

986 1288 1415





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(1) Applies only to shipments tendered to Carrier in Lift Vans, see note 8.

Note 1: All shipments are predicated on a release value not exceeding $.10 per pound, per article.Note 2: Containerload rates apply on to Shipper loaded, Consignee unloaded containers.

Note 3:

Note 4: Rates apply between Carrier's terminals only. (DO)Note 5: LCL Shipments must be packed in accordance with the provisions of Item 100282 of the NMFC.Note 6: SSTB 100, series, Items 883 (Overflow) and 959 (Transfer) do not apply.Note 7: SSTB 100, series, Item 515 shall apply.Note 8: Shipments in Lift Vans:

a) Rates apply to shipments transported in Shipper owned lift vans.

b) Shipper must load cargo in lift van and consignee must unload cargo from Lift Van.

c)

d)

e)

Note 9:

Note 10: For Southbound rates see Item 3085.

Issue: Effective:


ITEM




NO.

COMMODITY:HOUSEHOLD GOODS, EMIGRANTS MOVABLES, and PERSONAL EFFECTS



4988

JUN SITLCL 4463 4726 4996 5776 4988 5487 5761

2362

5487 5761


(1) LCL (1,200 Pounds) 4463 4726 4996 5776

EQ Size Minimum Weight20' 6,000 2204

3166 2719 3260 3587

2969 3422 2789 4234 4318

40' 12,000 2149 2303 2896

EXCEPTION TO SSTB 100, SERIES, ITEM 995: Maximum dunnage allowances will be 10% of Carrier's scaled

weight on Shipper load, Consignee unload containers.

A lift van is defined as an approved, wood, industry standard moving and storage type shipping container.

The weight of the lift van will be included in the total weight of the shipment for the purposes of assessing

freight charges.

When Household Goods/Personal Effects not contained in lift vans are mixed together with lift vans in the

same container, container load rates shall be assessed to the entire shipment.

322953' 16,000 2067 2073 2605 2810 2447 2935

When Carrier is requested to provide access to containers in it's Seattle terminal so that Shipper may load/unload,

SSTB 100, Series, Item 470 (Container Loading Set Down Fee) will apply.


Seattle WA, 98108

0296








(1) Shipped at Carrier's convenience.

Note 1:

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:

Note 5:

Note 6:

Note 7:

Note 8:

Note 9:

Issue: Effective:





HOUSES, BUILDINGS, TRAILER HOUSES, MODULARS, or MOBILE HOMES, SU, or in

SU sections, portable or fabricated, including buildings or modulars with or without

permanent axles and wheels attached. (See Notes 1 through 9)

2340

ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:



Seattle WA, 98108

0212



Terminal




$10.21 $11.29$9.67

JUN SIT

Not Exceeding 16' OAW and/or 70' OAL $8.17 $8.60 $12.35 ----- $9.14 $9.99 $10.13

No contents other than factory installed equipment secured for shipment will be allowed inside the unit. In the event

other items secured or not, are loaded inside the unit, Carrier may require all contents to be withdrawn and loaded into

containers, with charges for the account of the party paying for the freight.

At destination, arrangements for wheels must be made by the Shipper. Shipper must remove units from terminal upon

discharge from vessel. Delay or standby time will be chared for at $652.00 per hour or fraction thereof.

All units must be prepaid, except that credit may be extended for a period of seven (7) days provided arrangements for

such credit have been made in advance, in writing, and such arrangements have been confirmed by the Carrier in

writing.

Carrier reserves the right to purchase damaged unit at a price not to exceed the declared value at the time of

acceptance in lieu of repairing said unit. If not value is declared, Carrier's maximum liability is $5,000.00

(1) Exceeding 16' OAW and/or 70' OAL $11.43$9.14 $13.96 -----

Rates are in dollars and cents per square foot, based on overall dimensions of each unit, including all protrusions,

extensions and overhangs.

Used units exceeding 250 pounds per lineal foot will be subject to an additional charge of $6.06 per hundred weight

on the gross weight of each unit. (Used units are defined as those units which have been lived in or otherwise

occupied for any purpose.)

SSTB 100, series, Items 346 (Placement Service), 670 (Over Dimension) and 675 (Overweight Shipments) do not

apply.

All doors and windows must be covered with plywood. Units received with plastic covered outside walls will not be

accepted unless openings are securely covered first with plywood or similar substantial material. Carrier will not be

responsible for any damage caused by wind, weather, or acts of God.

Carrier will not be liable for mechanical, frame or structural deficiencies unless through negligence of the Carrier, not

liable for damage to frame or structure caused by overloading inside the units, nor external or internal panel damage or

items connected thereto, as a result of the units bowing or twisting due to insufficient structural integrity.





s

Note 1:

t

x

INSULATING MATERIALS and OTHER ARTICLES, in Solid Blocks or Solid Flat Sheets, Viz:

Insulating Boards

Forms or Shapes, Cellular, expanded or foamed, NOS

Polystyrene, expanded

Urethane (polyurethane), foamed

Note 1:

Issue: Effective:





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:INSULATING MATERIALS, NOS, as described under the heading "Insulating Materials" in the

NMFC (See Note 1)2345

10424 10633


5392


JUN SITLCL 8860 9381 9976 11466 9903

2659

7892 8923 5490 6863 7549


20'3,500 4805 5147

37238,000 2369 2539 3892 4400 2708 3384

JUN SIT

53'9,000 3899 4177 6403 7239 4455 5569

16,000 1692 1814 2779 3143 193440'

7,000 3431 3676 5637 6371 3921 4901

2417

5606

21,000 1731 1854 2843 3214 1977 2472 2573

PET

COMMODITY:

INSULATING MATERIALS and OTHER ARTICLES, in Solid Blocks or Solid Flat Sheets, Viz:

(as described below) Insulating Boards; Forms or Shapes, Cellular, expanded or foamed, NOS;

Polystyrene, expanded; Urethane (polyurethane), foamed. (See Note 1)

2350




Rate applies only to rolls, batts, bags, or boxes and specifically excludes rigid sheet or insulation board.


9913 10904

9517 11896 13086

40'

x LCL 11560 12240 16702 15830 12921 13601 14960

4,000 6939 7435 11400 12888 7931

JUN SIT

Seattle WA, 98108

0297

8,000 4406 4721 7238 8183 5036 6295




692453'

Rates also apply on commodities named when faced on one or both sides with felt, felt paper, building or roofing

paper, plain or fiberglass impregnated, or metal foil.





Issue: Effective:





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:IRON and STEEL and OTHER ARTICLES, as described in SSTB 100, series, Item 1240, Group

I and II 2360


2449 2473


LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2081 2204 2343 2693 2326

2041

1234 1394 858 1073 1110


20'24,000 751 805

88436,000 576 617 946 1070 658 823

40' 42,000 661 709 1086 1228 755 945 978

96553' 54,000 654 699 1073 1213 746 933

COMMODITY:IRON and STEEL and OTHER ARTICLES, as described in SSTB 100, series, Item 1240,

Group IIII2365


3439 3784

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 2334 2472 2629 3021 2608 2870 3157

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2798 2962 3149 3620 3127

1439 886


20' 24,000 949 1017 1558 1762



Seattle WA, 98108

0214

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1426 1510 1605 1845 1593 1677

1157 1284




1084 1416 1574

40' 42,000 775 831 1274





s


s

Issue: Effective:





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:

JOISTS, MANUFACTURED WOODEN, in packages, Viz: I-Beam joist consisting of plywood

or ground woodboard webbing and laminated veneer or lumber laminated veneer lumber, wood I-

Beam endflanges, caps and blocking, including necessary hardware for assembly (Trade names

include TJI and BCI)

2370

5036

COMMODITY:IRON and STEEL, Sheet Metal Duct Work, Spiral Pipe or Duct with side seams closed, and

Accessories2367

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET(1) LCL 4311 4565 4854 5580 4818

JUN SITLCL 2362 2501 2660 3058 2640 2779 2902


1140 1290 794 992 1156


2571 2666


LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2185 2315 2460 2828 2442



2450222812,000 1558 1670 2562 2896 1782

24,000 1300 1392 2134 2413 1486

2305 3535 3996 2459

4197 2581 3228


Seattle WA, 98108

0298


4262

40' 44,000 631 676 1038 1172 721 902 992

3099 38746,000 2712

3550

1856 2042

53'16,000 2152

CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT

5072 5431

CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT


20'

40'12,000

Containerload (CL)KET WRA THO/MET

2905 4455

2260 2420 3711

3074 3380

32,000 1238 1326 2034 2299 1414 1768 1944

2371


COMMODITY: LIFE RAFTS, KD, as described in NMFC Items 24660, 24662, and 24663







t

s


Note 1: Rate also applies to articles listed in Item 2065 and 2372

Issue: Effective:





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY: LIQUORS,ALCOHOLIC, NOS, cartons and boxes must be sealed. (See Note 1) 2372

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET (1) WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT

LCL 3609 3822 4064 4671 4034 4438 4407

4214 3917


LCL (5,000 Pounds) 3428 3630 3858 4436 3830

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1787 1891 2011 2312 1996 2196 3519

1423 1608 990 1293 1421


40' 42,000 825 883 1353 1530 942 1229 1353

133753' 54,000 813 873 1337 1513 931 1216

COMMODITY:LIQUORS, BEVERAGES, Viz: Ale; Beer; Beer, non-alcoholic; Port; Stout; Vermouth; Wines;

NOI (See Note 1)2375

Less Than Containerload (LCL) WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SITKET (1)LCL 2102 2226 2367 2720 2350 2585 2909


2353 2589

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1724 1825 1941 2232 1928 2120 2331

1914 2027 2155 2478 2139


Seattle WA, 98108

0299

668 870




574 860

563 736 1068

40' 42,000

EXCEPTION TO SSTB 100, series, Item 347, Group B and D: LCL pickup with be performed at a rate of s$1.47 per

hundred pounds, subject to a minimum charge of s $18.00 per shipment.

EXCEPTION TO SSTB 100, series, Item 347, Group B and D: LCL pickup with be performed at a rate of s$1.47 per

hundred pounds, subject to a minimum charge of s $18.00 per shipment.

53' 54,000 385 412 632 714 440

448 479 736 832 511


20' 24,000 494 528 809 916

LCL (5,000 Pounds)





Issue: Effective:





ITEM

NO.



2499

KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN

1982 2301

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1328


Seattle WA, 98108

0217


COMMODITY:

LUMBER, Viz: Lumber Rough or Surfaced, NOS, TIES, Railroad, TIMBERS, SURVEY

STAKES, GLU LAMINATED BEAMS, in straight forms laminated or builtup, FIBRE and

CEMENT, Combined, Hardiplank

2380

Less Than Containerload (LCL) SITLCL 1755 1858 1975 2271 1962 2065

1863

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1684 1785 1897 2180 1883

1407 1495 1719 1485 1562


20'24,000 648 695 1066 1205


742 926 1103

32,000 538 577 885 1001 616 770 992

1095 673 841 92540' 44,000 589 631 967





Note 1:

Note 2:

Note 3: Shipments exceeding 40' in overall length will move between Carrier's terminals only.

Issue: Effective:


4005

EXCEPTION: SSTB 100, series, Item 670 (A) (1) (Overlength) shall not apply.

1899 2034 3118 3525 2169 2712

Lengths over 105'; Minimum weight per

lift - 30,000# 3740 4229 2602 3253 4442

Shipper must show number of poles or piling in each length group, together with the gross weight of each length of

piling. Total gross weight of entire shipment, of all sizes shipped, will be used to determine the rate basis for each

length shipped.

2265 3170

1747 1872 2869 3243 1996 2495 3590

2149 2760

Lengths over 75' but not over 85';

Minimum weight per lift - 30,000#





1585 1698 2604 2944


Minimum weight per lift - 30,000# 1503 1611 2471 2794 1719

1813

SIT

Any Quantity up to t 24' OAL 2110 2234 2376 2730 2358 2482 2925


Seattle WA, 98108

0300



Terminal





2276 2440


Minimum weight per lift - 30,000# 1281 1373 2104 2380

1043 1599 1807 1111

22951464 1830



NO.

COMMODITY: LUMBER, VIZ: Poles and Piling, treated or untreated (See Notes 1 through 3) 2385

576 617 946 1070

Up to and including 40'; Minimum

weight per lift - 30,000#

1390 1707

658 823 1254

973

ITEM








(1) Rates apply when loaded to closed contaienrs only. Not subject to Note 1.

Note 1: STB 100, series Item 670, Paragraphs (1) Overlength and (3) Overheight do not apply.

Note 2:

Note 3: See Item 3090 for Southbound rates.

Issue: Effective:


$13.86

1128

SIT

NO.

$15.24

5,000

10,000

16,000

24,000

35,000 637 683 1047 1184

2095 1289 1683 1851

926 992 1522 1720

$17.24 $10.61




ITEM

40'48,000 864 925 1419 1604 987 1290 1389

PART IKET WRA

2390

3653

$15.25

CRA/KLATHO/MET

PART II

PET JUN

2512 1546

COMMODITY:MACHINERY, MACHINES OR PARTS THEREOF AND OTHER ARTICLES, Viz.: as

described in SSTB 100, series Item 1245 (See Notes 1 through 3)


2020 2174

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2549 2700 2871 3300

LCL 2972 3147 3346 3842 3321

Minimum Weight

3135 3522


Seattle Terminal and Alaska

Terminals


EQ Size

24,00020'

16,000 1353 1450

2849

Minimum Weight

Containerload (CL) (1)

2597

4145

2858

1208 1853

1382 1521

2855

SIT

1058

840

2222

1457 896 1170 1288


2095 1289 1683

1038 1548 16671111 1704 1925 1185

1989

1288

3231

If through no fault of the Carrier, machinery is inoperable, and/or if machinery is received containing more than 1/4

tank of fuel, charges shown in SSTB 100, series, Item 572 will be assessed.


Seattle WA, 98108

0219


181132,000 1128 1208 1853

728 951 1047

Subject to a minimum charge per

square foot. $9.29 $9.95



1739 1863

783





Note 1: SSTB 100, series, Item 670 (A) (Overlength) and (C) (Overheight) do not apply.

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:

Note 5: See Item 3095 for Southbound Rates.

Issue: Effective:


JUN SIT

NO.

COMMODITY: MACHINERY, SELF PROPELLED, as described in Item 2390 (See Notes 1 through 5) 2400


Seattle WA, 98108

0220





ITEM



Terminal


656 856



94840,000 Pounds Minimum Weight 573 615 942 -----

As specified in SSTB 100, series, Item 572, additional charges per vehicle will be assessed for loading motor

vehicles which cannot be moved under their own power. Any extra equipment required to perform this service

will be furnished at the expense of the Shipper or Consignee.

Self propelled machinery received for shipment must have radiators and batteries adequately protected from

freezing and bill of lading must be endorsed to show degree of protection. All vehicles must have a maximum of

one-quarter (1/4) tank full of combustible fuels and a minimum of one-eighth (1/8) tank of combustible fuels.

If through no fault of the Carrier, machinery is inoperable, and/or if machinery is received containing more than

1/4 tank of fuel, charges shown in SSTB 100, series, Item 572 will be assessed





t

Note 1: Rates apply to shipper load and count containers only.

Note 2:


s

s

NURSERY STOCK, Moving in Refrigerated Service, Viz.:

Ballroot, Evergreen & Deciduous Trees (1)

Evergreens, decorative, cut, and Holly, Mistletoe or Holly Wreaths, Viz

Sod, palletized

(1) Subject to NMFC Item 71291

Note 1: Rate applies to Shipper load and Consignee unload containers only.

Issue: Effective:


1331 1739 197140'

20'

30,000 1165 1248 1913 2162

2152 2432 1497


Seattle WA, 98108

0301

Rates apply only when shipment is consigned to an authorized household goods agency or representative.

18,000 1667 1786 2738

1955 2217




3096 1905 2488 2738

2057 2688 2956

16,000 1310 1404


10,000 1800 1930 2958 3344


2119 2395 1473 1541 1694

COMMODITY:NURSERY STOCK, Moving in Refrigerated Service, Viz.: as described below

(See Note 1)2415

157853' 30,000 1200 1287 1972 2231 1373 1434


40' 22,000 1290 1382

Christmas Trees NOI, Evergreens, decorative, cut, loose, in packages, not machine pressed or in machine pressed

bales, Holly, Mistletoe, or Holly Wreaths, in bales, barrels, boxes or crates, or in boxes strapped in bundles




ITEM


NO.

COMMODITY:

MATERIALS, PACKING, VIZ: Banding steel; Boxes fiberboard, KD; Double wrap, in rolls;

Dollies; Handcarts; Newsprint, unprinted; Pads, paper, rolled in bundles; Tape, paper, vinyl or

masking; Wardrobe cartons, with steel bars; Steel drums, empty (See Notes 1 through 3)

2410

2796 3161 1945 2032 2236





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PLANTS or NURSERY STOCK, Viz.:

Ballroot, Evergreen & Deciduous Trees (A)

Christmas Trees, NOI

Evergreens, Decorative, cut, loose in packages not machine pressed or in machine pressed bales.

Holly, Mistletoe or Holly Wreaths, in bales, barrels, boxes or crates, or in boxes strapped in bundles

Plants, Shrubs

Sod, palletized


(A)

Note 1: Rates include return of empty plant racks to Carrier's Seattle terminal.

Note 2:

Issue: Effective:


JUN SIT

KET WRA PET JUN SIT

3487 3835

3660 4026

1850 2416 2657

1348 1444 2215 2505 1542 2013

4706 5175

4539 5930

32,000 1285 1377 2111 2386 1468 1918 2110

Seattle WA, 98108

When roots are in earth or other growing media, roots must be in containers or balled and completely wrapped and

securely sewn or tied. When roots are not in earth or growing media, roots must be in containers or wrapped. Tops

must always be tied or otherwise protected.

Carrier will not accept liability for conditions of commodities described herein because no temperature controlled

service was requested nor supplied. Refer to Item 2415 for rates which include temperature controlled service.

0302

40'

53' 16,000 2335 2502 3838 4337 2668





2215

11,000 3144 3369 5166 5840 3593 4694 4781

24,000

12,000 2452 2627 4028 4552 2801

8,000 3152 3377 5177 5854 3602

6212

6,000 2942 3153 4834 5463 3363 4392 4832


20'

4,000 3972 4256


6526 7377

12,000 1619 1734 2659 3006




ITEM

(1) LCL 4857 5142 5468 6284 5427 5970 7572

NO.

COMMODITY:NURSERY STOCK or PLANTS, Viz.: in Shipper provided plant racks, as described below

(See Notes 1 and 2)2417






s


Note 1:

Issue: Effective:



53' 42,000 917 983 1505 1702 1047 1368

1015 1556 1760 1082

889 977

1195 1351 832 1040 1179

42,000 623 666 1022 1156

777 855

40'

36,000 544 583 893 1011 621

712

20'


Seattle WA, 98108

0303

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1921 2036 2163 2487 2149 2262

1414 1556




1505

Rates on shipments moving under the provisions of this Item will not alternate with other rates in this tariff.

1300 1697 1869

40' 32,000 947

(1) LCL 2508 2656 2824 3246 2803 3083 3854


1952 2440(1) LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1582 1676 1781 2048 1768

JUN SIT

COMMODITY:OFFICE SUPPLIES and OTHER ARTICLES as described in Item 1250, in SSTB 100, series, in

mixed shipments (See Note 1)2425


Minimum Weight

24,000 727 779

2666 2952


LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2267 2400 2551 2933 2534

2503

EQ Size





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY: MANHOLES or UTILITY VAULTS, NOI, concrete, reinforced or not reinforced 2420





OUTFITS, Viz.:

Contractors Outfits, as described in NMFC Items 147110 and 147112; and 147462, Construction Tools or Equipment

Divers Outfits, as described in NMFC Items 147450, 147460

Fire Fighting Outfits, as described in NMFC Item 147500

Surveyors Tools, as described in NMFC Items 186380, 186400 and 186410

Note 1:

Note 2: Rate will not apply on material which may become a permanent part of any work.

Note 3: Shipments must be booked and bill of lading make reference to this item.

Note 4:

Issue: Effective:


utilized by a contractor in the construction of a structure or building project. Not to include Vehicles, Trailers or Machinery

otherwise named in applicable tariff.


Seattle WA, 98108

0224

Rate applies to articles, as described, which are an essential part of working outfits required in connection with various types

of work.

Shipments moving under the provisions of this item will not alternate with other rates listed in this tariff.




1758

52,000 765 818 1254 1419 873 1091 108153'

32,000 1118 1198 1838 2078 1279 1599

40,000 781 837 1284 1453 89340'

24,000 1174 1258 1930 2181 1343 1678 1846

1116 1260

2317 2619 1611 2014 2215


20'12,000 1410 1512

151520,000 938 1005 1542 1742 1073 1340

3771 4228


LCL (5,000 Pounds) 3206 3395 3609 4149 3584





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY: OUTFITS, Viz.: as described below (See Notes 1 through 4) 2430





s

Note 1: Rates are in dollars per container, subject to maximum weight listed above.

Issue: Effective:


$2,050.00 $1,262.00 $1,648.00 $1,721.00

53' 26,000

$1,270.00 $1,435.00 $884.00 $1,154.00 $1,204.00

40' 20,000 $1,104.00 $1,183.00 $1,814.00

EQ Size Maximum Weight20' 14,000 $773.00 $828.00

JUN SIT


EQ Size Minimum Weight20'

40'

53'

KET

932 1053

2473 2910

1799 1905 2025 2328 2011 2117 2473

2102

COMMODITY: PALLETS, Empty, SU (See Note 1) 2438

852 93658,000 596 638 979 1107 682


Seattle WA, 98108

0304


$1,402.00 $1,501.00 $2,302.00 $2,603.00 $1,602.00 $2,093.00 $2,186.00



648 810 891

30,000 545 584 895 1012 623 778 856

48,000 568 608

JUN SITLCL 2647 2801 2980 3425 2957 3113 3424


LCL (5,000 Pounds)

WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET

LCL (10,000 Pounds)

Containerload (CL)

2226 2367 2720 2350




ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:PAINT, VARNISHES, LACQUERS and OTHER ARTICLES, VIZ: in packages and/or Carrier

approved shipping containers, as described in Item 1255, in SSTB 100, series2435





Issue: Effective:


626 714




36,000 525 562 862 974 600


Seattle WA, 98108

1088 669 699 836

53' 50,000 517 554 849


20,000 906 971 1489 1682


1035 1081 124520'

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1154 1221 1298 1492 1289 1417 2065

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1527 1617 1720 1976 1707

LCL 2059 2181 2319 2664 2301 2532 3347

1878 2419

COMMODITY:PAPER, PAPER ARTICLES and OTHER ARTICLES, as described in Item 1260 in SSTB 100,

series2440


960 591 772 995

40' 44,000 462 496 758 858 528 690 891


1325 1498 922 1063 1174






ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY: PAPER, Viz: Newsprint 2445

40' 44,000 586 628 963 1088 669 699 778

53' 52,000 586 628 963





t

Compounds, Asphalt or Tar, combined with rubber Naptha

Compounds, Crude Petroleum Treating, NOI Paint Thinning Petroleum Oil

Diesel Oil Petroleum Oil, NOS

Distillate Fuel Oil Refined Oil

Fuel Oil Solvent Cleaning

Grease Stove Oil

Kerosene Transformer Oil

Lubricating Oil, Petroleum Base or other than Petroleum Base Wax, Paraffin or Petroleum

Note 1: U.S. Coast Guard Regulations require the segregation of non-compatible hazardous materials.

Note 2:

Issue: Effective:


NO.

COMMODITY:PETROLEUM, PETROLEUM PRODUCTS and OTHER ARTICLES, in packages or in other

Carrier authorized shipping containers, Viz: (as described below) (See Notes 1 and 2)2450


ITEM




LCL 2781 2945 3131 3599 3108 3420 3761

2706 31982460

2717


LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2202 2330 2479 2848

1638


20'24,000 882 945

1283

1449 1638 1008 1317

1412

PET JUN SIT

983

40' 44,000 744 797 1221

32,000 860 921 1412 1597

1109

When containers are source loaded at origin, the shipper must ensure that the preponderant hazardous material, by

weight, is loaded to the rear of the container. If shipper does not ensure such, causing the necessity of unloading the

entire load for segregation purposes, the provisions of Item 959 (Transfer) in SSTB 100, series, will apply.


856 1312 1485 914 1192

PETROLEUM, PETROLEUM PRODUCTS and OTHER ARTICLES, in packages or in other Carrier authorized shipping

containers, Viz:

1489

53' 52,000 799

Seattle WA, 98108

0305

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 2017 2134 2271 2609 2253 2479




1311

1380 849





Note 1: Rate is shown in dollars and cents per gallon. Minimum gallons shown per tank.

Note 2: Rates are from Seattle dock to destination door, unless otherwise indicated as (DO) dock only.

Note 3: Service availability is dependent on Carrier's acceptance of Shipper equipment and product.

Note 4: Rates are based on Shipper load and count only.

Note 5: Rate does not apply to gasoline.

Note 1: Rate is shown in dollars and cents per gallon. Minimum gallons shown per tank.

Note 2: Tank cleaning and any heel disposal shall be billed additionally to charges shown.

Note 3: Rates are from Seattle dock to destination door, unless otherwise indicated as (DO) dock only.

Note 4: Service availability is dependent on Carrier's acceptance of Shipper equipment and product.

Note 5: Rates are based on Shipper load and count only.

Note 6: Rate does not apply to gasoline.

Issue: Effective:


ITEM




Shipper Provided Tank

NO.

COMMODITY:PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, Viz: Diesel Fuel, in Shipper Provided DOT-approved Bulk Tanks


Containerload (CL)

Carrier Provided Tank

Containerload (CL)

$0.44 $0.44$0.31 $0.33 $0.34 $0.49 $0.34

$0.56

EQ Size Minimum Gallons20' 6,000 $0.44 $0.46 $0.49 $0.57


Seattle WA, 98108

0228





$0.49 $0.56

EQ Size Minimum Gallons20' 6,000

COMMODITY: 2453


PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, Viz: Diesel Fuel, in Carrier Provided DOT-approved Bulk Tanks






s

(1) Rate is in dollars and cents per cubic foot.

(2) Rate is in dollars and cents per Platform.

Note 1: Shipment must be steel strapped into lifts able to be handled by forklfits.

Note 2: Rates apply to culvert with bottoms attached.

Note 3: Shipments exceeding dimensions of equipment are subject to overdimension charges per STB SSTB100, series, Item 670.

Note 1:

Issue: Effective:




$4.50$3.80 $4.02 $4.27 $4.91

ContainerloadKET WRA THO/MET


ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:PIPE, CULVERT, Iron, Steel, Plastic or Aluminum, SU, bundled not exceeding 8'6" wide or 8'6"

high (See Notes 1 through 3)2455

EQ Size

$4.23 $4.46

JUN SIT

2460

$4,099.00(2) 40'

$2,302.00 $2,527.00

$2,400.00 $2,826.00 $3,524.00 $3,740.00 $2,910.00 $3,763.00

$1,662.00 $1,999.00 $2,343.00 $2,651.00 $2,058.00(2) 20'

COMMODITY:PIPE or PIPE FITTINGS, Cast Iron, Ductile (without structural fabrication) or Wrought Iron

(See Note 1)



Seattle WA, 98108

0306

823 88436,000

40' 42,000

576 617 946 1070 658


978


661 709 1086 1228 755

Rates also apply on pipe as described herein when wholly or partially coated and/or lined with a compound having

tar or asphalt base, or when wholly or partially coated or wrapped with felt fabric, cotton fabric or paper, with or

without a coating of a compound having tar or asphalt base, or when wholly or partially coated or lined with

cement or mortar.

(1) LCL



CRA/KLA PET JUN

1234 1394 858 1073 1110


SIT

SITLCL 2319 2455 2610 3001 2592 2728 3086

945


24,000

2449 2769

1783 1888 2008 2307 1993 2098 2315

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2081 2204 2343 2693 2326

20'

LCL (10,000 Pounds)

Containerload (CL)

751 805





Note 1:

s

(1) Subject to a minimum of s 11 pounds per cubic foot.

PIPE and PIPE FITTINGS, Plastic, Rubber, or Insulated, Viz:

Plastic of Rubber, flexible or other than flexible, in straight lengths or coils

Pre-Insulated Polyethylene Pipe, covered or not covered with galvanized steel or aluminum wrapping

Pipe, consisting of a core of cement pipe; iron pipe or rigid plastic pipe; covered with expanded or foamed plastic; and surrounded

by outer sheath of plastic pipe, or Cement Pipe containing asbestos fiber

Issue: Effective:


1322

2243 1380 1725

SIT

Seattle WA, 98108

0307




1436 1624 999 1249 1375

40'

1455

2502 3128 3300

32,000 1208 1294

JUN SIT

KET WRA PET JUN


1898

48,000 925 992 1521

53'

16,000 2189 2347 3597 4066

1993

40,000 874 937

1719 1057

1984

1199 1499 1649

2519 3149 3464

24,000 1268 1359 2083 2355 1449 1811

12,000 2205 2362 3622 4094

1125 1724 1949

3780 4168

12,000 1521 1631 2499 2826 1739 2174 2390




ITEM

(1) LCL 4819 5103 5427 6237 5386 5670 6237

NO.

COMMODITY: PIPE and PIPE FITTINGS, Plastic, Rubber, or Insulated, Viz: (as described below) 2470


2465


COMMODITY: PIPE or PIPE FITTINGS, Cement or Concrete, reinforced (See Note 1)

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1984 2101 2234 2568 2217 2440 2684



24,000 568 608 932 1053 648 847 93220'

36,000 436 467 715 807 497 649 715

590 771 847


20'

6,000 2646 2834 4346 4914


20,000 1050

Any special bunks, cradles, saddles or similar devices required for the transportation of commodities described herein

must be furnished by the shipper.

40' 44,000 516 554 848 959

3023






(2) Rate applies to shipments of fiberglass shower stalls and tubs only. Rate is in dollars and cents per cubic foot.

Note 1: Bill of Lading must note "Plumbers' Goods, Item 2475.

Issue: Effective:





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:PLUMBERS GOODS, as described under the heading "Plumbers' Goods" in the NMFC,

excluding spas. (See Note 1)

3778 4035(1) LCL 3211 3400 3615 4154 3588

2475



20'

6,000 2712 2905 4455 5036


3099 3874 4262

12,000 1410 1512

1416

2619

40'

12,000 2260 2420 3711 4197

2215

32,000 682 729 1118 1265 778 973 1070

2317

44,000 783 840 1288 1457 896 1121

1678

1611 2014

2152 2305 3535 3996 2459 3074 3381

2581 3228 4029



Seattle WA, 98108

0231

24,000 862 924 1602 986 1232



1090 119852,000 764 818 1253 1416 872

1273

53'

16,000

$3.03 $3.33 $3.93

1198

(2) LCL $2.70 $2.87 $3.06 $3.51

2544

17581599127920781838

1354

24,000

32,000 1118

1174 1258 1930 2181 1343





t t

s s s

s s s

t t t t t

s s s s s

t

PRINTED MATTER, Viz.: as described below

Books, NOI, NMFC Items 161630 and 161560

Calendars, Catalogues, NMFC Item 48501

Directories, NMFC Item 161930

Magazines or Periodicals, Newspaper Inserts

Issue: Effective:





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:PLYWOOD OR GROUND WOOD BOARD, Boards or Sheets, Viz.: Particle Board; Paneling,

NOS; Plywood; Waferboard, Orientated Strand Board (OSB); Wood, build up or combined, NOI2480


1982 2629


LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1684 1785 1897 2180 1883

1066 1205 742 947 1103


20'24,000 648 695

99232,000 538 577 885 1001 616 753

40' 44,000 589 631 967 1095 673 841 925

COMMODITY: PRINTED MATTER, Viz.: as described below 2485


2763 3038LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2246 2379 2529 2907 2511

SITLCL 2644 2799 2976 3421 2954 3249 3574


20' 14,000 1263 1353 2076 2347


1189 1553

1443 1886 2074

40' 28,000 1052 1128 1730 1955 1202

Seattle WA, 98108

0308

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1328 1407 1495 1719 1485 1562 2354

1707





1572 1728

53' 36,000 1041 1114 1709 1933





Note 1:

Note 2:

Note 1:

Issue: Effective:





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:ROOFING, or SIDING MATERIALS, VIZ.: as described in Item 1265, SSTB 100, series

(See Note 1 and 2)2490


2527 2698


LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2148 2274 2418 2779 2400

1055 1193 735 918 1009


20'24,000 643 689

87032,000 555 594 912 1029 634 793

40' 44,000 584 626 959 1084 667 834 918

85553' 60,000 544 583 893 1011 621 777

COMMODITY: SALT, FOR USE IN SEAFOOD PROCESSING (See Note 1) 2495


2375 2585LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1932 2046 2175 2499 2158

SITLCL 2341 2479 2635 3028 2617 2877 2992

36,000 424 454 697 787 485


24,000 652 698 1071 1211


543 583 892 1009 621 810

745 973 1099

Rate applies only in mixed shipments with other articles named in this Item. The aggregate weight of the articles

subject to this note shall not exceed ten percent (10%) of the billed weight of the shipment.

If requested in advance, rates named herein include protective covering and strapping, when shipment is loaded to

Carrier's platforms provided Bill of Lading is so noted.

Rate applies only when shipment is consigned to a seafood processing plant, and is used in the processing of seafood

which is for human consumption.

20'

Seattle WA, 98108

0233

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1637 1734 1844 2119 1829 1927 2258

975





633 824

40' 44,000





s s s s s

Note 1: Rates are in dollars and cents per cubic foot.

s s s s s

s

s s s s s

Issue: Effective:


5045 5822

2869 3012

$2.69 $2.81

3452

3551

2027 3107 3513 2161 2824 2965

3520 4598 4829

SIT

3383

Subject to minimum charge per

cubic foot $2.21 $2.40 $2.53 $2.93 $2.52

3798 4294 2641

8,000 3498 3750 5749 6498

14,000 1891

10,000 2266 2428 3724 4209 2591


$3.53 $3.70


3624

20,000 1891 2027 3107 3513 2161 2824 2965

3999 5223 5406

14,000 2312 247840'

53' 18,000 2285 2447 3753

Seattle WA, 98108

0309

4711 4906




3410 3579

25,000 1921

11,000 3156 3381 5184 5860 3606

4242 2610

2059 3157 3569 2196

20'

6,000 3080 3301 5060 5721

JUNContainerload (CL)

THO/MET CRA/KLAKET WRA PET




ITEM

LCL 5130 5432 5776 6639 5733 6307 7278

NO.

COMMODITY: TANKS, IRON, STEEL or PLASTIC, EMPTY, NOS (See Note 1) 2515

JUN SITLess Than Containerload (LCL) WRA THO/MET CRA/KLAKET PET

LCL (2,000 Pounds) 4103 4346 4621 5311 4587

Subject to minimum charge per

cubic foot $2.98 $3.15 $3.32 $3.84 $3.32

2497

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SITLCL $2.95 $3.10 $3.31 $3.80 $3.29 $3.49 $4.11

COMMODITY:SPAS, HOT TUBS amd RELATED ARTICLES, Viz: Pumps, tubs, spas, covers

(See Note 1)





t

t

(1) Rate is in dollars and cents per unit.

(2) Rate is in dollars and cents per linear foot.

Note 1:

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:


Issue: Effective:


ITEM




$1,727.00 $2,170.00 -----

NO.

COMMODITY:

TRAILERS, FREIGHT, SU, empty, designed to be drawn by means of a fifth wheel, pintle or ball

hitch, for example: Bottom Dump; End Dump; Flatbed, Lowbed; Tank; Utility: Van


2530

Seattle WA, 98108

0310



Terminal






$137.00

SSTB 100, series, Items 346 (Pickup/Delivery Full Loads WA), 348 (Pickup/Delivery Full Loads AK), 670 (A) (1)

(Overlength) and 750 (Placement) do not apply.

Trailers may contain shipments of household goods or personal effects as described in SSTB 100, series Item 515,

subject to a released value not exceeding $0.10 per pound, per article inclusive in the above rate. Shipper must

declare the weight of household goods and/or personal effects on the bill of lading. Household goods and/or personal

effects will be considered as shipper load and count, and accepted to all items.

For trailers containing articles other than household goods, shipper must declare the weight of the freight on the Bill of

Lading. The freight in the trailer will be rated at the appropriate rate subject to the container load minimum

corresponding to the length of the trailer. In addition to the charges for the contents, the trailer willbe rated

additionally at 50% of the appicable trailer rate. Freight will be considered as shipper load and count and accepted to

all items.

Flatbed trailers, stacked and secured by the shipper, will be rated as a single unit, based on the overall length of the

stack of trailers.

$1,843.00 $2,406.00 $2,647.00Not exceeding 20' OAL (1)

Exceeding 20' OAL (2) $84.00 $89.00 $112.00 ----- $95.00 $125.00

$1,611.00







Note 1:

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:


Issue: Effective:


SSTB 100, series, Items 346 (Pickup/Delivery Full Loads WA), 348 (Pickup/Delivery Full Loads AK), 670 (A) (1)(Overlength) and 750 (Placement) do not apply.

Trailers may contain shipments of household goods or personal effects as described in SSTB 100, series Item 515,subject to a released value not exceeding $0.10 per pound, per article inclusive in the above rate. Shipper mustdeclare the weight of household goods and/or personal effects on the bill of lading. Household goods and/or personaleffects will be considered as shipper load and count, and accepted to all items.

For trailers containing articles other than household goods, shipper must declare the weight of the freight on the Bill ofLading. The freight in the trailer will be rated at the appropriate rate subject to the container load minimumcorresponding to the length of the trailer. In addition to the charges for the contents, the trailer willbe ratedadditionally at 50% of the appicable trailer rate. Freight will be considered as shipper load and count and accepted toall items.

Flatbed trailers, stacked and secured by the shipper, will be rated as a single unit, based on the overall length of thestack of trailers.

$1,776.00 $2,319.00 $2,659.00Not exceeding 20' OAL (1)

Exceeding 20' OAL (2) $81.00 $86.00 $108.00 ----- $92.00 $120.00

$1,553.00

Seattle WA, 98108

0135

Rates apply between Carrier's Seattle, Terminal and Alaska

TerminalKET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT





$167.00

$1,665.00 $2,092.00 -----

NO.

COMMODITY:TRAILERS, FREIGHT, SU, empty, designed to be drawn by means of a fifth wheel, pintle or ballhitch, for example: Bottom Dump; End Dump; Flatbed, Lowbed; Tank; Utility: Van (See Notes 1 through 5)

2530

ITEM

vNot Subject to Supplement No. 01







Note 1: Rate is in dollars and cents per unit.

Note 2:

Note 3: All measurements are for overall dimensions to include tongues and hitches.

Issue: Effective:


COMMODITY:TRAILERS, designed to carry machinery, utility, tilt-bed or stationary, nested or not nested.

When nested, overall height not to exceed 8'. (See Notes 1 through 3)2540



Terminal


ITEM




NO.

$1,775.00 $2,320.00 $2,688.00

JUN SIT

$3,001.00

0236

Not exceeding 30' OAL $2,453.00 $2,628.00 $3,158.00





Seattle WA, 98108

$3,920.00 $4,226.00



$2,803.00 $3,662.00 $4,014.00 -----

Not exceeding 20' OAL $1,554.00 $1,665.00 $2,104.00 -----

Not exceeding 40' OAL $2,626.00 $2,814.00 $3,487.00 -----





Note 1: Rates are in dollars per linear foot in overall length including hitch and bumper.

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:

Note 5:

Note 6:


Issue: Effective:


ITEM




JUN SIT

NO.

COMMODITY:TRAILERS, VACATION, designed to be drawn by means of a ball and socket hitch and/or by a

passenger automobile, SU. (See Notes 1 through 8)2545



Terminal


SSTB 100, series Items 346 (Pickup/Delivery Full Loads WA), 348 (Pickup/Delivery Full Loads AK) and 750

(Placement) do not apply.

SSTB100, series, Item 670 (A) (1) (Overlength) does not apply on units up to 8'6"OAW or 53'OAL. Units exceeding

40' OAL or 8'6"OAW will take rates in SSTB 100, series Item 670.


subject to a released value not exceeding $0.10 per pound, per article inclusive in the above rate.

Shipper must declare the weight of household goods and/or personal effects on the bill of lading. Household goods

and/or personal effects will be considered as shipper load and count, and accepted to all items.

Not exceeding 8'6"OAW or 53' OAL $85.00 $91.00 $113.00 ----- $96.00 $127.00 $141.00

Carrier will not be liable for mechanical, frame or structural deficiencies, unless caused through it's negligence. Carrier

is not liable for damage to frame or structure caused by overloading of contents, loaded inside unit, nor external or

internal panel damge or items connect thereto, as a result of the units bowing or twisting due to the insufficient

structural integrity. Carrier will not be liable for the improper stowage of any contents within the unit and Carrier may

require all contents to be withdrawn and loaded into containers with charges for the account of the party paying the

freight.

The carrier reserves the right to purchase unit, if damaged, at a price not to exceed the declared value at the time of

acceptance, in lieu of repairing said unit. If no value is declared, Carrier's maximum liability for unit is $5,000.00.

All windows, doors and external accessories must be protected with plywood or similar substantial material prior to

receipt at Samson Tug and Barge dock. Carrier will not be responsible for damage to unprotected windows, doors and

external accessories. All external awnings must be removed prior to receipt at Samson Tug and Barge's dock. Carrier

will not be responsible for damage to aqwnings which are not removed prior to shipment. Carrier will not be

responsible for any damage caused by wind, weather or acts of God.

Seattle WA, 98108

0237









Note 1: Rate is in dollars and cents per linear foot.

Note 2:

Note 3: All measurements are for overall dimensions to include tongues and hitches.

s

Note 1: Rate is shown in dollars l and cents per one hundred pounds, subject to a Minimum Charge per linear foot.

Issue: Effective:





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY: TRAILERS, BOAT, nested or not nested, not moving under a boat. (See Notes 1 and 2) 2550



Terminal


$61.00 $64.00

$92.00 $102.00 $107.00

Not exceeding 30' OAL $51.00 $54.00 $57.00 $65.00 $56.00

Exceeding 30' OAL $83.00 $88.00 $93.00 $108.00






Terminal


5082 5841 5044

$49.00


PET JUN SITLCL 5549

$53.00 $66.00


linear foot $35.00 $37.00

3741

5822

$66.00

4513 4779

Seattle WA, 98108

0311

COMMODITY:TRAILERS, Viz: Vehicle Trailers for articles described in Item 2560 moving with or without

such vehicles.2555


$53.00

LCL t (5,000 Pounds) 3274 3507 4476 5144

$56.00 $40.00

4888 5165



$40.00


linear foot $35.00 $37.00 $49.00 $56.00





Note 1: New vehicles must be boxed or crated, and packaged sufficiently for shipment.

Note 2: Shipper must supply straps for securing of unboxed or uncrated articles.

Note 1:

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:

Note 5:

Note 6: Vehicles not suited for general highway use shall be rated under Item 2390 or 2400.

Note 7: See Item 3140 for Soutbound rates.

Issue: Effective:


ITEM




NO.

COMMODITY:

VEHICLES, Self Propelled, SU, VIZ.: Ambulances; Buses; Fire Apparatus; Freight Truck

Tractors; Motor Homes; Trucks with permanently affixed attachments; Vehicles Motor, NOS,

(exceeding 90" wide and/or 84" high and/or 264" long) (See Notes 1 through 7)

2565



Terminal


2560

0239

COMMODITY:

VEHICLES AND OTHER ARTICLES, NEW or USED, WITH OR WITHOUT TRAILERS,

VIZ.: Jet Skis; Snow Mobiles, with skis or runners detached, without windshields or with

windshields detached; Vehicles, Motorcycles or Motorbikes, two or three wheeler; Vehicles,

Multi-Terrain (See Notes 1 and 2)





Per Linear Foot $68.00 $74.00


Seattle WA, 98108

JUN SITLCL 4513 4779 5082 5841 5044 5549 5822

4536 5122

Household goods or personal effects, as described in SSTB100, series Item 515 may be placed in enclosed areas of the

vehicle, provided they are secured by the shipper and after weight of goods has been provided to carrier. Shipper must

declare weight of goods on the Bill of Lading. Items are subject to a released value of $0.10 per pound, per article.


tank of fuel, charges shown in SSTB 100, series, Item 572 will be assessed

The gross vehicle weight, including any freight, will determine the appropriate rate level. Shipper must declare weight

of any freight on the bill of lading. Freight will be considered as shipper load and count and accepted to all items.

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 3039 3256 4907 5642 3471

$80.00 $103.00 $108.00$114.00 -----

On vehicles exceeding 42,000 Pounds, an additional charge in the amount of $12.36 cwt will be assessed on the excess

weight.

SSTB 100, series, Item 346 (Trucking Full Loads WA), 348 (Trucking Full Loads AK), 670 (A) (1) Overlength and 3

(Overheight) and 750 (Placement) do not apply.





Note 1: Rate is shown in dollars and cents per vehicle

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:

Note 5: The following articles MAY NOT be shipped under the provisions of this Item:

Hazardous Materials Items of Extraordinary Value

Goods for Sale or Speculation Firearms

Note 6:


Issue: Effective:


$1,179.00

$1,430.00

$1,357.00

$1,574.00

-----

-----

ITEM

SITCRA/KLA

$1,498.00

$2,024.00

$1,207.00

$1,593.00 $1,726.00

0240



Terminal

KET WRA THO/MET

Not exceeding 7'OAL and 19'OAL

Not exceeding 7'OAL and 22'OAL

$1,090.00

$1,288.00




$1,518.00


Seattle WA, 98108




SSTB 100, series, Item 346 (Trucking Full Loads WA), 348 (Trucking Full Loads AK) and 750 (Placement) do not

apply.






Carrier has the option to load Vehicles to closed containers, platforms, or loose to the barge. Carrier will not be liable

for any damage due to weather - viz.: water, ice, salt, wind, or acts of God.

NO.

COMMODITY:VEHICLES, MOTOR, Viz.: Passenger Automobiles, Trucks or Pickup (with or without camper or

canopy attached), Vans (See Notes 1 through 7)2570

PET JUN

Not exceeding 7'OAH and 10'OAL $1,006.00 $1,038.00 $1,121.00 $1,117.00 ----- $1,043.00 $1,128.00





t

WALLBOARD, ACCOUSTICAL or INSULATING MATERIAL, in solid flat sheets, Viz.:

Fibre and Mineral Wool (rock, slag or glass wool) combined

Fibreboard, Pulpboard or Strawboard, faced on one or both sides with foil, (and/or) not faced, or faced with synthetic

plastic or resin impregnated paper

Fiberboard, Pulpboard or Strawboard, not coated or coated with asphalt, paint, enamel or lacquer, faced (and/or) not

faced with synthetic plastic or resin impregnated paper Fiberboard, Pulpboard or Strawboard, and wood combined

Sound Deadening Board

Tile, Accoustical, Ceiling

s

Note 1: LCL Shipments of this item must be received at Carrier's terminal with export packaging.

Issue: Effective:





ITEM

20'

NO.

COMMODITY: WALLBOARD, ACCOUSTICAL or INSULATING MATERIAL, in solid flat sheets, Viz.: 2575



20'20,000 663 712

2389 2629


LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2031 2151 2287 2628 2270

1090 1233 758 948 1044

38,000 402 431 660 746 459 574 631

LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1671 1769 1881 2162 1869 1959 2173

40' 44,000 543 583 892 1009 621 776 831

COMMODITY:WALLBOARD, VIZ.: Gypsumboard or Plasterboard (fiberboard, felt or fiber and plaster

combined) faced or unfaced, with or without vinyl or plastic. (See Note 1)2580


1959 2173LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1671 1769 1881 2162 1869

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2031 2151 2287 2628 2270 2389 2629


20,000 580 621 953 1077


574 631




855 923

663 829 963

38,000 402 431 660 746 459


Seattle WA, 98108

0312

40' 44,000 599 640 983 1111 684


FREIGHT TARIFF 305

Note 1: Rates in this Section take precedence over rates in Section 1 (Class Rates) and Section 2 (Northbound Commodity Rates)

Note 2: Except as otherwise noted, Items referred to in rate Items, not found in this Tariff, are in Tariff SSTB 100, series.

Issue: Effective:


Seattle WA, 98108

AND






(See Page 4)


SECTION 3

SOUTHBOUND COMMODITY RATES

BETWEEN

POINTS IN ALASKA



BETWEEN AK POINTS (See Page 4)

AND SEATTLE, WA (See Page 4)

t

t

Note 1: Rates are in dollas and cents per Shipper load and Consignee unload closed container.

Note 2: EXCEPTION TO SSTB 100, SERIES, ITEM 573: Carrier will accept no liability for damage to cargo

Note 3: Freight charges must be prepaid in full prior to acceptance of cargo.

Note 4: SSTB 100, series, Item 959 (Transfer) does not apply.

Note 5: Rates are between Carrier's terminals only.

Issue: Effective:


ITEM



SECTION 3 - SOUTHBOUND COMMODITY RATES:(Rates in Cents Per 100 Pounds, except as Noted)

EQ Size

NO.

COMMODITY:AIRPLANES, FLYING BOATS, or HELICOPTERS, KD or SU, for salvage only.




Terminal

0313


Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET WRA THO/MET




Seattle WA, 98108

LCL 1824 1931 2054 2360

20' $1,910.00 $2,047.00 $3,138.00 $3,548.00 $2,852.00 $3,137.00


$2,183.00

$4,753.00 $5,228.00

COMMODITY:AUTOMOBILE PARTS, excluding body parts, Old, Used, have value only for reconditioning or

salvage3005

40' $3,184.00 $3,411.00 $5,231.00 $5,914.00 $3,640.00

2242 2359

CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT

2038





s s s s s s s

s s s s s s s

s s s s s s s

s s t t t t s s

t s t t t t s s

s s t t t t s s

s t t t t t v s

(1)

Note 1: Commodity must be in securley taped or strapped boxes.

Note 2: SSTB 100, series, Item 995 (Gross Weight) does not apply.

Note 3: Rates apply to commodities not fit for human consumption.

Note 4:

Issue: Effective:


NO.

2388

1593

2777

1852

2180

1454

(1) 5,000

(1) 10,000

1977

1319

2077

1384

ITEM




COMMODITY:BAIT, FROZEN, Viz: Animal Parts, Fish Heads, Fish Tails, Fish, NOS, Herring, Octopus or

Squid. (See Notes 1 through 4)3010


CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT

JUN SIT

2245

1497

2314

1542

3270 3368 3469



660 692 796 92540'

54,000

707

0314

880

February 12, 2020

749


20'22,000 672 811

26,000 639 671 771

944 741 764 786

703 725 747897


Seattle WA, 98108

690 712 732626 657 757

LCL service for frozen seafood products southbound is subject to equipment availability as determined by the origin

port manager.

Exact description of fish and the following notation, signed by the shipper, must appear on the Bill of Lading: "We

certify that the above described product is sold for the purpose of supplying food to animals and is invoiced

accordingly."

February 23, 2020

771


72644,000

(1) 2,000 2966 3115 3583 4166





t t t t

t t t t

Note 1: Rates are in dollas and cents per shipper loaded, consignee unloaded container/platform.

Note 2: Shipments must move on a space available basis and at Carrier's convenience only.

Note 3:

Note 1: Rate applies only when commodity has not moved Northbound under provisions of Items 2295 or 2300.

Note 2: Shipper to load and consignee to unload.

Issue: Effective:


3015



(Rates in Cents Per 100 Pounds, except as Noted)

NO.


SECTION 3 - SOUTHBOUND COMMODITY RATES:

ITEM

COMMODITY:BUILDING WOODWORK and RELATED ARTICLES, Viz.: Shakes, Shingles, Wooden


SIT

-----

$1,992.00 -----

0315





Seattle WA, 98108

LCL (10,000) (DO)

-----

Containerload (CL)

EQ Size Maximum Weight20' 44,000 -----


$921.00 $1,128.00

SIT

1023 1126 1237

1075 1183 1302

PET JUN

$1,128.00 ----- $1,130.00

916 969 1031 1185

CARRIERS, SHIPPING, Viz.: Cylinders, Steel (See Notes 1 and 2)

-----

On shipments exceeding 44,000 Pounds, an additional charge in the amount of $2.59 cwt will be assessed on the

excess weight.

COMMODITY:

1135 1249 1371

LCL (5,000) (DO) 962

40' 44,000 $1,844.00 $2,068.00 $2,168.00

1019 1082 1245

LCL (DO) 1016 1076 1143 1315

Rates apply between Carrier's Alaska

Terminal and Seattle, WA Terminal KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA





CARRIERS, SHIPPING GROUP, EMPTY, OLD, USED, Viz.

Barrels or Drums, sheet iron or steel Pallets, NOS

Beer Kegs, metal or wooden Plastic Scrap, in machine pressed bales

Bottles, empty, used Reels

Cans, empty, used alunimum, iron, steel or tin Tanks, not exceeding 500, Gallon Capacity

Cartons or Boxes, KD, strapped in bundles

Note 1: Rates apply on Shipper load, Consginee unload only.

Note 2: Rates are between Carrier's terminals only.

Note 3:

Note 4:

Issue: Effective:


NO.

COMMODITY:CARRIERS, SHIPPING GROUP, EMPTY, OLD, USED, Viz.: (As listed below)





ITEM

0245

Rates apply between Carrier's Alaska

Terminal and Seattle, WA Terminal

Less Than Containerload (LCL)AQ (DO)

KET



CRA/KLA PET

If shipper backloads bottles and cans into a container immediately following unloading of Northbound containerload

movement, the placement in Alaska for Southbound movement will be included in this rate.

Rates apply only when shipments are not eligible for return under the provisions of SSTB 100, series, Item 995 (Gross

Weight).



Seattle WA, 98108

JUN SIT

1140 1222 1874 2119 1304 1703 1874

WRA THO/MET





t

t

s s s s s s s

s s s s s s s

s s s s s s s

s t s s t s t t

t s s s s s v s

t t t t t s s s

v v v v v v v v

Note 1: SSTB 100, series, Item 995 (Gross Weights) does not apply.

Issue: Effective:


54,000 865 909 1017 1118 953 983 101340'

SIT

2733 2869 3056 3533 3013 3102 3197

857 1312 1485 914 1193 1253

JUN

1140

799

PET

(1) 2,000 4099 4304 4584 5299 4519 4654

x x x x

20'

EQ Size

COMMODITY:

KET WRA THO/MET

1084

JUN

726 779 1194 1350 831

NO.

COMMODITY: FISH, Viz.: Salmon, canned, in metal cans. 3025

Containerload (CL)




ITEM



3030

Containerload (CL)

674 721 1106 1251 77020' 37,000

PET JUN SIT

x x x

x x x


x

JUN SIT

Minimum Weight

18,000

40' 36,000

1005 1016

COMMODITY: FISH, or SHELLFISH, Viz.: Clams, Crab, Halibut, Shrimp, Trout, Canned in metal cans or boxes.

x x x x x x x x

1106 1117

1822 1912

CRA/KLA PET



Seattle WA, 98108

0316



FISH, BLACK COD, or SABLE FISH, Frozen, in packages (See Note 1) 3035

Containerload (CL)KET

2037 2355 2009 2069 2131

4794


(1) 5,000

(1) 10,000


SIT

40' 56,000 742 795 1218 1377 847

x x x x

x


22,000 929 976


973 1002 1032

1178 1004 1034 1066

20'26,000 883 926 1038 1141

1092 1201 1024 1055 1087

44,000 911 957 1071





s s v v s s v

s s v v s s v

s s v v s s v

s t s s t s t t

t s s s s s s

s t t t t s t t

v v v v v v v v

(1)


s t t t t v v t

s t t t t t t v

s t t t t t v t

s v v v v v t v


Issue: Effective:





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:FISH, BOTTOM, Viz.: Sole, Flounder, Cod, or Idiot fish, Frozen in packages

(See Note 1)3040

4654 4793


2733 2869 3056 3533 3013

865 909 1017 1118 953 983 101340'


3102

(1) LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1822


Seattle WA, 98108

0317




1027 1058905 949 1058 1163 997

952 999 1114 1224

3045

Containerload (CL)

2069


3102


Containerload (CL)

(1) LCL (5,000 Pounds)

929 976 1092 1201 1024

JUN SIT(1) LCL 2,000 4099 4304 4584 5299 4519

2131

20'

44,000 911 957 1072 1178 1004 1066

1032

22,000

26,000 883 926 1038

1055 1087

1141 973 -----

1912 2037 2355 2009

Minimum Weight

20'22,000

26,000

1034



port manager.

SIT

1050 1081 1113

EQ Size

COMMODITY: FISH, EGGS, Frozen in packages (See Note 1)

54,000

103640'

1029 1060 1091

54,000 886 931 1037 1140 977 1006

44,000 934 980 1098 1207





t t t t t t t

t t t t t t t


s s v v s s v

s s v v s s s

s s v v s s v

s t s s s t t

t s s s s s v s

s t t t t s t t

v v v v v v v v

(1)


Issue: Effective:


54,000 865 909 1017 1118 953 983 101340'

NO.


Cancels


ITEM



Seattle WA, 98108

CRA/KLA PET

40' 40,000 2375 2551 2969 3127 2551 2721 2804

COMMODITY: FISH, HALIBUT, NOS, Frozen in packages (See Note 1) 3055


0318

COMMODITY: FISH, FRESH, NOS, Chilled, on ice in packages (See Note 1) 3050



Containerload (CL)

2551 2721 2804


20' 22,000 2375 2551 2969 3127

KET WRA THO/MET

KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT(1) LCL 2,000 4099 4304 4583 5298 4519 4654 4794

PET

3102 3197

(1) LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1822 1912 2038 2355 2009 2069 2131

(1) LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2733 2869 3056 3533 3013


22,000 929 976 1092 1201



port manager.


1032

44,000 961 957 1072 1178 1004 1034 1066

1024 1055 1087

26,000 883 926 1038 1141 973 1002

JUN SIT

20'





s t t t t t v v

s t t t t t v v

s t t t t t v v

v v v v v v v v


t t t t t t t

t t t t t t t


v

v

v

(1)


Issue: Effective:


786 983 101340'

20'


port manager.

44,000 751 789 1113 1095 828 1034 1066

54,000 714 749 1113 966

1038 845 1055 1087

26,000 727 764 1113 986 802 1002 1032

22,000 776 804 1113

1655 2069 2131



(1) LCL (10,000 Pounds) 1591 1576 1760 2035

(1) LCL (5,000 Pounds) 2252 2366 2640 3052 2483 2557 3197

(1) LCL 2,000 3379 3547 3960 4578


3726 3838 4794

COMMODITY: v FISH, SALMON, CHUM or PINK, Frozen in packages (See Note 1)


ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY: FISH, HERRING, Frozen in packages (See Note 1) 3057



22,000 649 682 838 921

Containerload (CL)KET

v 3063

2721 2804

JUN

700 722

FISH ROE, Fresh or iced, chilled, edible. (See Note 1)

616 647 797 876 681

605 636 782 859 667 687 708

3127 2551

2375 2551 2969 3127 2551

0319

20'

44,000 637





Seattle WA, 98108

2721 28042375 2551 2969

20' 22,000

40' 40,000

823

KET WRA THO/MET

669

COMMODITY:

Containerload

38,00040'


Cancels

SITEQ Size Minimum in Pounds

904 701 723 745

CRA/KLA PET

3060

716 737 759

26,000






s s v v s s v

s s v v s s v

s s v v s s v

s t t t t s t t

v v v v v v v v

s t t t t s s t

v v v v v v v v

(1)


s s v v s s v

s s v v s s s

s s v v s s v

s t t t t t t t

s t t t t t t t

s t t t t t t v

s v v v v v v t

(1)


Issue: Effective:


101340

883 926 1038 1141 973 1002 103220'

26,000

54,000 865 909 1017 1118 953 983

NO.

COMMODITY: FISH, SALMON, Frozen in packages (See Note 1) 3065





ITEM

SIT

COMMODITY:FISH, SHELLFISH, whole or in sections, or SHELLFISH MEAT, FROZEN Viz.: Clams,

Scallops, Crabs or Shrimp, Frozen in packages (See Note 1)3070


3013 3102 3197

1822 1912 2037 2355 2009

2733 2869 3056 3533

PET JUN SIT

1024

5172 5328

(1) LCL (5,000 Pounds) 3037 3188 3338 3837 3358 3449 3551

(1) LCL (10,000 Pounds) 2024 2126 2212 2557 2233

(1) LCL 2,000 4556 4783 4978 5755 5022

Minimum Weight

20'22,000 1032 1083




Seattle WA, 98108

0320


----- x



40' 44,000 1013 1062

1081 1113 1147

x

26,000

(1) LCL 2,000 4099 4304 4584 5299 4519 4654 4794

CRA/KLA PET JUN SITEQ Size Minimum Weight

(1) LCL (5,000 Pounds)

(1) LCL (10,000 Pounds)


2069 2131

1038

1055 108722,000 929 976 1093 1201

44,000 911 957 1072 1178 1004 1034 1066

2298 2368

Containerload (CL)PET JUN SIT


port manager.

EQ Size


port manager.

1164 1279 1115 1150 1184

54,000 962 1011 1106 1215 1060 1092 1125

x x x x x

1187 1304 1138 1172

981 1030 1128 1240





v Item 3072 has been canceled in it's entirety.

s t t t t s v t

v v v v v v v v

s t t t t s v t

v v v v v v v v


Issue: Effective:


NO.

x




ITEM

COMMODITY: SEA CUCUMBERS, GEODUCK, Frozen in packages. (See Note 1) 3075


Containerload (CL)KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN

1246 1088 1121

22,000 1039 1091 1192 1310 1145 1180 1215

44,000 1019 1070 1169 1285 1123 1156

Seattle WA, 98108

0321





40'

20'26,000 987 1036 1154

54,000 967 1017 1111 1221 1067 1099 1132

1134

1191





v v v v v v v

x

v v v

v v v v

v v v v

t t t t t






Note 2:


Issue: Effective:


----- 1524 -----

x x x x x x x x

32,000 ----- ----- 1792 2363

1902 ----- 2466

21,000 1191 1345 ----- ----- ----- ----- 2128

18,000 ----- ----- ----- -----

Rates apply to all commodities, NOS, that are placed in refrigerated equipment regardless of whether or not refrigerated

service is required.

Seattle WA, 98108

0322

KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SITEQ Size





x 1767 x40' 20,000 1191 x 1792 2363

1792 2363 ----- 1767 2819

20'

Minimum Weight

10,000 1191 1345

Containerload (CL)

NO.

COMMODITY: FREIGHT ALL KINDS, NOS, FREEZE or CHILL (See Notes 1 through 3) 3080

ITEM








s s s s s s s

s s s s s s s

s s s s t s s

s s s s s s s

s s s s s s s

(1) Applies only to shipments tendered to Carrier in Lift Vans, see note 8.

Note 1: All shipments are predicated on a release value not exceeding $.10 per pound, per article.Note 2: Containerload rates apply on to Shipper loaded, Consignee unloaded containers.

Note 3:

Note 4: Rates apply between Carrier's terminals only. (DO)Note 5: LCL Shipments must be packed in accordance with the provisions of Item 100282 of the NMFC.Note 6: SSTB 100, series, Items 883 (Overflow) and 959 (Transfer) do not apply.Note 7: SSTB 100, series, Item 515 shall apply.Note 8: Shipments in Lift Vans:

a) Rates apply to shipments transported in Shipper owned lift vans.

b) Shipper must load cargo in lift van and consignee must unload cargo from Lift Van.

c)

d)

e)

Note 9:

Issue: Effective:


2079 2495

0323




2312 2772

2744


Seattle WA, 98108

EXCEPTION TO SSTB 100, SERIES, ITEM 995: Maximum dunnage allowances will be 10% of Carrier's scaled

weight on Shipper load, Consignee unload containers.

A lift van is defined as an approved, wood, industry standard moving and storage type shipping container.

The weight of the lift van will be included in the total weight of the shipment for the purposes of assessing

freight charges.

When Household Goods/Personal Effects not contained in lift vans are mixed together with lift vans in the

same container, container load rates shall be assessed to the entire shipment.

EXCEPTION TO SSTB 100, SERIES, ITEM 470: When Carrier is requested to provide access to containers in it's

Seattle or Alaska terminals so that Shipper/Consignee may load/unload, a charge of $98.00 will be assessed

53' 16,000 1713 1763 2215 2417

3671

40' 12,000 1827 1958 2461

2009

3049

2524 2908 2163 3473

2733

20' 6,000 1874

PET JUN SIT

(1) LCL (1,200 Pounds) 3794 4017 4246 4909 4240



4543 4997 5242

4664 4897

LCL 4065 4305 4551 5261

NO.

COMMODITY:HOUSEHOLD GOODS, EMIGRANTS MOVABLES, and PERSONAL EFFECTS



ITEM








t s

t

s

t

t t

(1) Rates apply when loaded to closed contaienrs only. Not subject to Note 1.

Note 1: STB 100, series Item 670, Paragraphs (1) Overlength and (3) Overheight do not apply.

Note 2:

Issue: Effective:




Seattle WA, 98108

0324

$10.80 $11.90




square foot. $7.23 $7.76 $11.89 $13.45 $8.28


tank of fuel, charges shown in SSTB 100, series, Item 572 will be assessed.

35,000 471 504 773 874 537 702 773

24,000 558 599 917 1038 638

16,000 679 727 1114 1261 776 1014 1114

833 917

1877 2065

10,000 1045 1118 1715 1939 1193 1558 1715


Seattle Terminal and Alaska

Terminals

Minimum Weight

5,000 1257 1347 2066

1014 1208

PART II


48,000 864 925 1419 1604 987

2334 1437

1185 1219 1330

40'32,000 679 727 1114 1261 776 1290 1444


20'16,000 814 873 1338 1514

Containerload (CL) (1)KET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET

931 1548 1733

24,000 1038 1111 1704 1925

LCL 1786 1890 2010 2309 1995 2195 3734

LCL (5,000 Pounds) 1703 1803 1961 2204 1904 2094 3174

PART IKET WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:MACHINERY, MACHINES OR PARTS THEREOF AND OTHER ARTICLES, Viz.: as

described in SSTB 100, series Item 1245 (See Notes 1 through 2)3090





Note 1: SSTB 100, series, Item 670 (A) (Overlength) and (C) (Overheight) do not apply.

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:

Issue: Effective:


NO.

COMMODITY: MACHINERY, SELF PROPELLED, as described in Item 2390 (See Notes 1 through 4) 3095



Terminal

KET WRA THO/MET

ITEM




0255

Any Quantity up to 40' OAL, subject to a

Minimum of 40,000 pounds488 522 801



727 ----- 557 806

Self propelled machinery received for shipment must have radiators and batteries adequately protected from

freezing and bill of lading must be endorsed to show degree of protection. All vehicles must have a maximum of

one-quarter (1/4) tank full of combustible fuels and a minimum of one-eighth (1/8) tank of combustible fuels.

If through no fault of the Carrier, machinery is inoperable, and/or if machinery is received containing more than

1/4 tank of fuel, charges shown in SSTB 100, series, Item 572 will be assessed



Seattle WA, 98108

As specified in SSTB 100, series, Item 572, additional charges per vehicle will be assessed for loading motor

vehicles which cannot be moved under their own power. Any extra equipment required to perform this service

will be furnished at the expense of the Shipper or Consignee.

CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT





v v v v v v v v

s t t t t t t t

Note 1: Washington placement services may be requested per charges in SSTB 100, series, Item 346.

Note 2:

Note 3: Containerload rates apply to Shipper load and Consignee unload only.


Note 2: Shipments moving under this Item shall move at the Carrier's convenience, space available only.

Issue: Effective:


CRA/KLA PET JUN SIT

NO.

COMMODITY:RECYCLABLE, BOTTLES or CANS, Beverage, glass or metal, used for recycling purposes only





ITEM



18,000 624 1023

Seattle WA, 98108




x x x x x

COMMODITY:RECYCLABLE ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS: Computers, Electronic Monitors, Devices, old,

having value for reclamation purposes only. (See Notes 1 and 2)

THO/MET CRA/KLA

407


x x x x

40' 36,000 247 265 406

500 653

40' 36,000

3105

0325

458 281 368

718 811

348 371 570 644

Rates do not include Alaska Placement service except for the following: If Shipper backloads bottles and cans into a

container immediately following unloading of Northbound containerload movement, the placement in Alaska for

Southbound movement will be included in this rate. Any additional placement to allow for backloading will be at

charges listed in SSTB 100, series, Item 348.

614 378 494 526

597

PET JUN SITEQ Size Minimum Weight


518 551

20' 20,000 438 469

396

53' 48,000 330 354 543

772 475 620 68220'

30,000 415 445 653

1157 712 930 1023667





v v v v v v v v

t s s s s s s s

Note 1:

Note 2: Bill of lading must be noted: "For Reclamation Purposes Only".


Note 4: Rates apply between Carrier's terminals only.


Note 2: Shipments moving under this Item shall move at the Carrier's convenience, space available only.

Issue: Effective:





ITEM

NO.

COMMODITY:

RECYCLABLE SCRAP METALS, Viz.: Aluminum, Antimony, Brass, Bronze, Copper, Iron,

Lead, Magnesium, Nickel, Steel, Tin Plate or Zinc. Also, Batteries electric, old, spent, having

value only for remelting of lead plates, in packages


3110



40' 36,000 532 570 874 988 608 795 875

x x x x x x x x

600 679 417

EQ Size

WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN

Rates apply only on scraps or waste pieces of articles made of metals named or alloys thereof, bent, broken, crushed,

mutiliated, used, worn out ot otherwise unfit for use, having value for remelting purposes only.

x

COMMODITY:

RECYCLABLEs: Paper, Paperboard, Pulpboard or Fiberboard, Scrap Viz.: Scrap as described in

Items 151390 and 151392 in the NMFC, also Boxes, Botles or Cans (Mixed Loads only), old,

having value only for reclamation of materials

(See Notes 1 and 2)

365 391

SIT

3115



Seattle WA, 98108

0326


545 593




426 470

53' 48,000

20' 20,000

SITLCL 1004 1063 1131 1300 1123 1234 1357

LCL 930 985 1047 1204 1040 1143 1167

KET

Minimum Weight

40' 36,000 286 306 470 531 327


447273 293 448 404 311 408

JUN SIT

38,000 349 372 572 647 397 520 57220'

18,000 638 685 1049 1187 729 953 1049





Note 1: Rates are in dollars and cents per platform.

Note 2: Rates apply on when tendered in sets of two (2) platforms at a time.

Note 3: Rates apply only on Shipper load and Consignee unload platforms. Cargo must be securely banded to platform.

Note 4: Rate is available only to crushed autos with platforms able to move at Carrier's convenience, space available only.

Note 1: Rates are in dollars and cents per thousand board feet.

Note 2: Shipments rated under this item shall move subject to space availability.

Issue: Effective:


ITEM




NO.

COMMODITY: RECYCLABLE SCRAP STEEL, Viz.: Crushed Auto Bodies (See Notes 1 through 4) 3120

Containerload (CL)



Terminal

0258

EQ Size Maximum Weight20' 44,000





Seattle WA, 98108

KET

COMMODITY: TIMBER CANTS, LOGS (See Notes 1 and 2) 3122

Containerload (CL)SIT


$668.00 $716.00 $1,103.00 $1,244.00 $769.00 $997.00 $1,275.00

WRA THO/MET CRA/KLA PET JUN

8429 9740 10654

8988 10300

13813 ----- ----- -----

11212 14370 10671 ----- -----

EQ Size

20'

40'

Minimum Board Feet

10,000

20,000





Note 1: Rates apply to used tires only, having value only for repair, recapping, retreading or recycling purposes.

Note 2: Container Load rates are Shipper Load and consignee unload only.

Issue: Effective:


ITEM




NO.

COMMODITY: TIRES, PNEUMATIC, Used (See Notes and 2) 3125


CRA/KLA PET

JUN SIT(1) LCL 1439 1524 1621 1862 1608 1769 1945

1547 952


20' 10,000 999 1071 1641 1855


40' 20,000 833 892 1368 1244 1367

1141 1492 1641


Seattle WA, 98108

0259










Note 1:

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:

Note 5: Trailers will move on a space available basis.

Note 6: Add 10 (10%) percent to the highest applicable rate shown above for trailers which exceed 46' OAL.

Issue: Effective:


ITEM




NO.

$987.00 $1,290.00 $1,718.00

COMMODITY:

TRAILERS, FREIGHT, SU, not to exceed 8'6" in width, wheeled, containing or not containing

freight, designed to be drawn by means of a fifth wheel, pintle or ball hitch, for example: Bottom

Dump; End Dump; Flatbed, Lowbed; Tank; Utility: Van


3130



Terminal


$864.00 $925.00 $1,419.00 -----Not exceeding 20' OAL (1)

0260





Seattle WA, 98108

Exceeding 20' OAL (2) $44.00 $48.00 $73.00

Flatbed trailers, stacked and secured by the shippe, will be rated as a single unit, based on the overall length of the

stack of trailers.


subject to a released value not exceeding $0.10 per pound, per article inclusive in the above rate. Shipper must

declare the weight of household goods and/or personal effects on the bill of lading. Household goods and/or personal

effects will be considered as shipper load and count, and accepted to all items.

For trailers containing articles other than household goods, shipper must declare the weight of the freight on the Bill of

Lading. The freight in the trailer will be rated at the appropriate rate subject to the container load minimum

corresponding to the length of the trailer. In addition to the charges for the contents, the trailer willbe rated

additionally at 50% of the appicable trailer rate. Freight will be considered as shipper load and count and accepted to

all items.

----- $51.00 $66.00 $86.00







Note 1: Rates are in dollars per linear foot in overall length including hitch and bumper.

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:

Note 5:

Note 6:

Issue: Effective:


ITEM




NO.

$76.00 $99.00 $102.00

COMMODITY:TRAILERS, VACATION, designed to be drawn by means of a ball and socket hitch and/or by a

passenger automobile, SU. (See Notes 1 through 6)3135



Terminal


Not exceeding 8'6"OAW or 40' OAL $66.00 $71.00 $94.00 -----

0261

SSTB 100, series Items 346 (Pickup/Delivery Full Loads WA), 348 (Pickup/Delivery Full Loads AK) and 750 (Placement)

do not apply.





Seattle WA, 98108

SSTB100, series, Item 670 (A) (1) (Overlength) does not apply on units up to 8'6"OAW or 53'OAL. Units exceeding

40' OAL or 8'6"OAW will take rates in SSTB 100, series Item 670.


subject to a released value not exceeding $0.10 per pound, per article inclusive in the above rate.

Shipper must declare the weight of household goods and/or personal effects on the bill of lading. Household goods

and/or personal effects will be considered as shipper load and count, and accepted to all items.

Carrier will not be liable for mechanical, frame or structural deficiencies, unless caused through it's negligence. Carrier

is not liable for damage to frame or structure caused by overloading of contents, loaded inside unit, nor external or

internal panel damge or items connect thereto, as a result of the units bowing or twisting due to the insufficient

structural integrity. Carrier will not be liable for the improper stowage of any contents within the unit and Carrier may

require all contents to be withdrawn and loaded into containers with charges for the account of the party paying the

freight.

The carrier reserves the right to purchase unit, if damaged, at a price not to exceed the declared value at the time of

acceptance, in lieu of repairing said unit. If no value is declared, Carrier's maximum liability for unit is $5,000.00.

All windows, doors and external accessories must be protected with plywood or similar substantial material prior to

receipt at Samson Tug and Barge dock. Carrier will not be responsible for damage to unprotected windows, doors and

external accessories. All external awnings must be removed prior to receipt at Samson Tug and Barge's dock. Carrier

will not be responsible for damage to aqwnings which are not removed prior to shipment. Carrier will not be

responsible for any damage caused by wind, weather or acts of God.





Note 1:

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:

Note 5:

Note 6: Vehicles not suited for general highway use shall be rated under Item 3090 or 3095.

Issue: Effective:


NO.




ITEM

3140



Terminal


$66.00 $71.00 $109.00 -----

COMMODITY:

VEHICLES, Self Propelled, SU, VIZ.: Ambulances; Buses; Fire Apparatus; Freight Truck

Tractors; Motor Homes; Trucks with permanently affixed attachments; Vehicles Motor, NOS,

(exceeding 90" wide and/or 84" high and/or 264" long) (See Notes 1 through 6)

$76.00 $99.00 $103.00Per Linear Foot

0262





Seattle WA, 98108

On vehicles exceeding 42,000 Pounds, an additional charge in the amount of $12.36 cwt will be assessed on the excess

weight.

SSTB 100, series, Item 346 (Trucking Full Loads WA), 348 (Trucking Full Loads AK), 670 (A) (1) Overlength and 3

(Overheight) and 750 (Placement) do not apply.



declare weight of goods on the Bill of Lading. Items are subject to a released value of $0.10 per poumd, per article.



The gross vehicle weight, including any freight, will determine the appropriate rate level. Shipper must declare weight

of any freight on the bill of lading. Freight will be considered as shipper load and count and accepted to all items.





Note 1: Rate is shown in dollars and cents per vehicle

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:

Note 5: The following articles MAY NOT be shipped under the provisions of this Item:

Hazardous Materials Items of Extraordinary Value

Goods for Sale or Speculation Firearms

Note 6:

Issue: Effective:


ITEM




NO.

COMMODITY:VEHICLES, MOTOR, Viz.: Passenger Automobiles, Trucks or Pickup (with or without camper or

canopy attached), Vans (See Notes 1 through 6)3145



Terminal


Not exceeding 7'OAL and 10'OAL $827.00 $854.00 $920.00 ----- $1,042.00 $921.00 $1,117.00

$1,130.00 $1,498.00

$1,593.00 $1,293.00 $2,024.00

Not exceeding 7'OAL and 19'OAL $920.00 $994.00 $1,128.00 ----- $1,207.00

Not exceeding 7'OAL and 22'OAL $1,139.00 $1,276.00 $1,407.00 -----

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Seattle WA, 98108

SSTB 100, series, Item 346 (Trucking Full Loads WA), 348 (Trucking Full Loads AK) and 750 (Placement) do not

apply.






Carrier has the option to load Vehicles to closed containers, platforms, or loose to the barge. Carrier will not be liable

for any damage due to weather - vis.: water, ice, salt, wind, or acts of God.





Note 1: Hazardous Waste Shipments must conform to rules as listed in SSTB 100, series, Item 550.

Note 2:

Note 3:

Note 4:

t

s

(1) Shipments of asbestos will be moved in 20' containers only.

Note 1:

Note 2:

Issue: Effective:


NO.

COMMODITY:

RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE: As so designated by the Environmental Protection Agency

including Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB's) and Soil.


3150




ITEM

2029 2029 2029



JUN SITPET



3155

Less Than Containerload (LCL) KET THO/MET

COMMODITY:Waste, Non RCRA waste, Household waste, Construction debris, Asbestos waste (1), Regulated

Medical waste (See Notes 1 and 2)

PET JUN SITLCL 2181

24,000 1001


Seattle WA, 98108

0327


PET JUN SITEQ Size


30,00020'

Minimum Weight

Carrier will accept shipments described above only after Shipper has provided all necessary documents as requested by

Carrier and has satisfied all notification requirements of Environment Canada.

40' 44,000 909 975 1494 1690 1040 1357 1494

2823

Rates will not apply to any shipment that is designated as RCRA, or, which requires an Environmental Protection

Agency manifest. See SSTB 100, series, Item 550 for shipments that are Environmental Protection Agency Related.

961 1029 15771099 14341579 1785

SSTB 100, series, Item 346 (Trucking Full Loads WA), 348 (Trucking Full Loads AK) and 883 (Overflow) do not

apply.

Rates apply to Shipper Load and Count 20' containers which have been designated for this commodity exclusively.

Carrier will not perform transfer.

Carrier will accept shipments described above only after Shipper has provided all the necessary documents as

requested by Carrier and has satisified all notification requirements of Environment Canada.

2757

1143 1494 16431073 1644

2438 2681

WRA CRA/KLA

1858

2308 2456





Note 1: Rate is shown in dollars and cents per gallon.

Note 2: Tank cleaning and any heel disposal shall be billed additionally to charges shown.

Note 3: Rates are between Carriers terminals.

Note 4:

t

Note 1:

Note 2:

Note 3:

Issue: Effective:


PET

ITEM




$0.42 $0.64 -----

NO.

COMMODITY: Waste, OIL, in Carrier provided bulk tanks. (See Notes 1 through 4) 3160


EQ Size Minimum GallonsJUN SITTHO/MET CRA/KLA

813 873 1337 1513

40,000 586 628 963

5,000 $0.38 $0.46



20'

PET

Service availability is dependent on tank availability, and Carrier's acceptance of product after laboratory analysis has

been presented to Carrier.

SITCRA/KLA

$0.58 $0.64



Seattle WA, 98108

0328

COMMODITY:Waste, SOIL, Non-RCRA, for reclamation or disposal, in bags or in shipper provided bulk

containers. (See Notes 1 through 3)3165

875 875



931 1216 1216

JUN

20'

Rates will not apply to any shipment that is designated as RCRA, or, which requires an Environmental Protection

Agency manifest. See Item 3150 for shipments that are Enviromental Protection Agency Related.

Carrier will accept shipments described above only after Shipper has provided all necessary documents as requested by

Carrier and has satisfied all notification requirements of Environment Canada.

Rates apply on Shipper load and Consignee unload shipments only. Transfer will not be provided by the Carrier.

886 1157 115740' 42,000 775 831 1274 1439

1088 669

24,000

STB SSTB 305 Original

FREIGHT TARIFF 305

AK Alaska LTL Less than Truckload

AQ Any Quantity Max Maximum

Carrier Samson Tug & Barge Co., Inc. Min Minimum

CL Containerload NB Northbound

CL Min Minimum Weight per Containerload NMFC National Motor Freight Classification

C.O.D. or COD Collect on Delivery No(s) Number(s)

Co Company NOI Not Otherwise Indexed in Classification

Concl'd Concluded NOS Not Otherwise Specified (in this Tariff)

Cont'd Continued OAL Overall Length

Cwt Hundred Weight OAW Overall Width

Desc Described OAH Overall Height(DEL) Rates include delivery SB Southbound(DO) Rates are Dock to Dock SLC Shipper Loaded Container

Ft Foot/Feet SSTB Samson Tug and Barge Co., Inc.

In Inch(es) STB Surface Transportation Board

KD (or KD) Knocked Down S.U (or SU) Set Up

KDF (or KDF) Knocked Down Flat Viz Namely

Lbs Pounds WA Washington

LCL Less than Containerload Wt Weight

CRA Craig PET Petersburg

JUN Juneau SIT Sitka

KET Ketchikan THO Thorne Bay

KLA Klawock WRA Wrangell

MET Metlakatla

Denotes Cancelled Matter & Andl Denotes Change in Wording Which Results ¢ Cent(s)

in Neither an Increase nor a Decrease $ Dollar(s)t Denotes Decrease % Percents Denotes Increase ' Foot or Feetv Denotes New or Added Matter " Inch or Inches

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ABBREVIATIONS:

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