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My guess would be trash, although the trash containers I have seen on NS trains in PA tend to big three big blue containers per flatcar. Best way to identify for certain, would be to get close to them on a hot day. Of course, that precludes knowing for sure for about 5 months. 
Curt
atlas makes these in N, i just stumbled across this link. they are trash containers.
http://brooklynlocomotiveworks...atlas-flat-trash.htm
joe
Trash hauling is getting to be significant business for some railroads because trash is typically going to fewer but larger (and sometimes distant) landfills which are better managed for environmental containment ... I guess.
This thread brings new meaning to the words: Trash Talk
it's a Lionel vision line opportunity...they can make the cars smell like hot trash. the hirail guys will love it.
joe
MTH makes those, but they only have 3 containers per flat.
Yes indeed trash cars.
They run this type into CSX's Russell,Ky yard.From there they go to a dump site with a three track yard out towards Rush,Ky that is serviced on a branch line that is the remnants of the C&O's old Lexington Division that ran from Ashland,Ky to Lexington,Ky.
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