Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-17

on the free list are sulphate of ammonia.
copperas. licorice and cottonseed oil and
croton oil
Continuing, the statement gives the fol-
lowing important reductions in the other
schedules:
Schedule on earths and earthenware:
FRIEDRICH and other brick. ii glazed
and enameled. from T.. per centum To -,
per centiim ad valorem
Plaster rock or gypsum. crude. from ~
cents 10 ~ cents per ton. If ground or
caicined. from s.. -, to S1.13 per ton.
Unpublished. cylinder. crown and com
mon window glass, above twenty-four 10y
thirty-s1N inches square, reduced one
eighth OF a cent per pound on all sizes.
cylinder and crown glass. aboue twenty
1our ny thirty and not exceeding twenty
-FOUR by sixty inches square. reduced from
IL cents to IL cents per square foot: sizes
above mat, from 20 cents to Is cents per
square foot.
Onyx. in block. from one dollar and
MY cents per cubic foot to one dollar per
cubic foot.
cast polished plate glass silvered. ex-
ceeulhs twenty-four by thirty inches.
twenty-five cents per SQUARE foot which
is reduction on most sizes from thirty
elent 10 twenty-five cents per square
foot.
Mosaic cubes of marble. onyx or stone,
not exceeding two cubic inches in size: if
half cent. and same ad yalorem: if at
tacheo TO paper or other material from
twenty cents to Ten cents, and same ad
valorem.
Free stone. and other building or
monumental stone. EXCEPT marble and
onyx. manufactured, from twelve cents
10 SIX cents per cubic foot.
Mica cut or trimmed, from twelve
cents per pound and twenty per centum
ad valorem: unmanufactured from six
al Valorein, and mica, cut or trimmed
from Twelve cents per pound and twenty
per cehtum ad valorem: all to thirty per
oehtuil al Vaiorem: mica plates or built
lorem.'
=. On marble. sawed or dressed. the reduc-
uon is about one-sixth and the additional
outy, If rubbed in whole or I'm part" is
reuuced from three cents to two cents per
superficial foot
The Metal Schedule.
iron ore and basic Stag. from forty
cents per ton to the free list
FIG iron, iron kentledge and spiegeiei-
sen. from four dollars per ton to two dol
lars and fifty cents.
scrap iron and steel, from four dolla rs
per ton to fifty cents per ton
Bar iron from siX-tenths of one cent
70 1our-tenths of one cent per pound
I.ouiu IRON, less than seven-sixteenths
OF one men in diameter. from eight-tenths
pound - '''e 'eii' pei
SLABS, blooms. loops or other forms
iess IlnlShed than bars, from tve-tenths of
one cent to four-tenths of one cent per
pound. ' 70
charcoal iron. from twelve dollars IA
SIX dollars per ton.
beams girders, joists. angles and So
ipi'h. from fve-tenths of one cent N
'niee-,entns of one cent per pound
Ahchors- from one and one-half cents
per pound TO one cent
Iron and steel forginps from ,b;r,-
hNe per centum to thirty per centum ad
valorem. az
Hoop, band. or scrool iron or steel moi
..iiiiiler IMAM number ten wire gauge from
hVe-tenths of one cent To threeteptbs of
one cent per pound: thinner than INV,
per ten and not thinner than number
twenty. from sIX-tenths of one cent to
.our-'ehths of cent per pound: thinner
.hdn twenty. from eight-tenths TO six
t e.".ns ol one cent per pound. Steel bands
or strips untempered. suitab BILE for making
pand saws. from three cents per Mound IN
one ana one-half cents: if tempered from
SIX cents per pound and twenty per cen
au na au vaiofem TO three cents per pound
ana twenty per centum ad valorem
1otton ties. from five-tenths of one
cent per pound to three-tenths
avail way odrS ana Rails.
Railway bars and steel rails from
seven-twentieths of one cent per nound n
seven-fortieths; railway fshplates. from
Iotr-tenths of one cent per pound TO two
tenths
iron steel sheets. valued at three cents
per pound or less. thinner than numbe,
ten and not thinner than numbe: invent,
wire gauge, from seven-tenths to five
tenths of one cent per pound: not thinne,
than twenty-five, from eight-tenths TO six.
,enths or one cent; not thinner than
tnlrlE-iWo, from one and one tenth cents
10 e1Sht-tenthS of a cent: thinner than
tnlrty-tWo. from one and tWo-tenths 10
hine-tenths or cent: corrugated OF
crimped from one and one-tenth to eight
tenths of one cent pei. pound
Sheets. polished, planished or glanced
from two cents TO one and three fourths
cents per pound. il picked or cleaned
lWo-tenths OF one cent per pound in ad.
dtion
I'm plates, from one and one-half cents
10 one and two-tenths cents per pound
Round iron or steel wire, not smalle,
IMAM number thirteen wire gauge from
one ana One-fourth cents per pound to one
cent. not smaller than number sixteen
from one and one-half cents to one and
ohe-Iouftn cents per pound. smaller than
number sixteen. from two cents 10 one
ana one-half cents per pound
lhat all the foregoing valued al more
imam tour cents per pound shall pay no,
less than forty per centum ad valorem
Steel bars or rods cold rolled cold
drawn or cold hammered or polished
from one-fourth of one cent per pound
IN addition TO the above rates to one
elShth or one cent per pound: on strips
plates or sheets of iron or steel, other
than polished. where cold rolled and 50
forth, from one cent per pound in addi-
ton 10 The rates on plates. TO tiNp-tentfs
Of one cent per pound
Bolts, with or without threads OF
nuts, from one and one-half cents IL
one and one-fourth cents per pound.
cast iron pipe. from four-lenths of one
cent to one-fourth of one cent per pound
Cast hollow ware. coated. glazed o,
tlnned, from TWO cents 10 one and one
hal cents per pound
Chains not less than thrae-fourths al
an inch in diameter. from one and one
elShth cents TO seven-eighths of a cen,
per pound; not less than three-eighths n,
an inch in diameter. from one and three
eighths cents to one and one-eighth
cents; not less than tive-siXteenths from
one and seven-eighths to one and six
eiglths of one cent. But no claims will
pay less than forty-fiNe per cenuum ad
valorem
Lap welded but welded scanned or
iointed iron steel boiler tubes. if moi
less than threaeigh1hs of an inch in
diameter. from . cents 10 | cent nor
pound not less than once fourth from J
cents to IL cents per pohd if less than
One-fourth cents per pound: welded
cylindrical furnaces. from o1a cents per
pound to cents per pound all other iron
or steel. from 81 per centum To 81 Der
centum ad valorem
Table Knives and Cutlery.
Table butchering, carving and 50 forth
l.ni with hall