The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-18

Cotton ties, from five-tenths of 1 cent
per pound TO three-tenths
Railway bars and steel rails from
seven-tventieths of ] cent per pound
to seven-fortieths: railway fish plates.
from four-tenths of cent per pound to
two-tenths.
Iron steel sheets. valued at cents
per pound or less, thinner than No. 10
and not thinner than No. 20 wire gauge
from seven-tenths to fve-tenths of
cent per pound: not thinner than %.
| from eight-tenths to six-tenths of 1
cent; not thinner than g. from l Ito
cents TO eight-tenths cent: thinner than
81, from 2-I0 to nine-tenths of a cent:
corrugated or erimped. from l lilo to
eight-tenths of l cent per pound.
Sheets polished. planished or
glanced, from 2 cents to Ia cents per
pound: if picked or leaned. two-tenths
of cent per pound in addition.
Tin plates. from IL cents to / 2-10
| cents per pound.
Bound iron or steel wire not smaller
/ than No. 13 wire gauge, from ia cents
| per pound to l cent; not smaller than
/ No. is. from 11s cents to ia cents per
, pound; smaller than No. is, from 2
cents to IL cents per pound.
Minimum kd Valorem Rate.
That all the foregoing valued at
more than cents per pound shall pay
not less than 20 per centum ad valorem.
Steel bars or rods. cold rolled. cold
drawn or cold hammered, or polished.
from one-fourth of cent per pound in
addition to the above rates TO one
eighth Of 1 cent per pound: on strip
plates or on sheets of iron or steel.
other than polished, where cold rolled
etc. from 1 cent per pound In addition
to the rates on plates TO five-tenths of
cent per pound.
Bolts. with or without threads or
nuts. from ia cents to Ia cents per
pound. =
Cast iron pipe. from four-tenths of l
cent 70 one-fOurth Of cent per
pound
Cast hollow ware. coated, glazed or
timed, from cents to IL cents per
pound.
Chains not less than three-fourths of
an inch in diameter, from lis cents to
s of a cent per pound; not less than
three-eighths of an inch in diameter.
from Is cents to rs cents; not less than
five-sixteenths, from Is to 80 of l
cent. But no chains will pay less than
% per centum ad valorem.
Lap-welded, but welded steeled. or
jointed iron or steel boiler tubes, if not
less than three-eighths of an inch in
=
pound: if less than one-fourth, . cents
per pound: welded. cylindrical fur
naces, from pig cents per pound to ?
cents per pound; all other iron or steel
tubes. from S5 per centum to 80 per
centum ad valorem.
Rate on Knives.
Table. jbutchering. carving and so
forth, knives with pearl, shell or ivory |
handles. from Is cents each to Il cents /
each; handles of deer horn, from II
cents each to 10 cents each: with ham /
dies of hard rubber, bone, celluloid and |
SO forth, from ) cents each to cents /
each; with other handles, from Ia cents /
each to 1 cent each; with the same ad /
valorem addition of 10 per centum: /
provided that none of the above shall /
pay at a less rate than 40 per centum |
ad vaIorem, instead Of 45 in the present |
law.
Files were reduced from specific /
rates, the equivalent of so per centum /
sd valorem, to 40 per centum ad val 1
orem.
Cut nails. spikes. from six-tenths of 1
] cent to five-tenths of cent per pound. /
Horseshoe nails and hob nails. from
"a cents to 1lsi cents per pound
Wire nails, not lighter than number /
Is wire gauge, from one-half of l cent
to one-fouTth of ! cent per pound
lighter than number Is. from / cent TO
one-half of 1 cent per pound.
Spikes. nuts, washers and horse. mule
or OK shoes, from / cent to one-half of /
1 cent per pound.
Cut tacks, not exceeding sixteen
ounces to the thousand, from IL cents
to five-eighths of l cent per thousand:
exceeding sixteen ounces. from IL cents
s,r 1
Steel plates. engraved and so forth,
from 20 per eentum to 20 per centum ad
Rivets. from . cents to IL cents per
pound.
Cross-cut saws. from cents to
cents per foot; mill saws, from 10 cents
per linear foot to s cents per linear
foot; pit and drag saws, from cents
per linear foot TO cents per linear
foot; circular saws, from % per centum
ad valorem to 20 per centum ad valor-
EN-; steel band saws, from 10 cents per
pound to 5 cents per pound, and 20 per
centum ad vaIorem remain: all other
saws reduced from 30 per centum to %
per centum ad valorem.
Screws more than two inches in
length, from 4 cents to ~ cents per
pound; over one inch and not more than
two inches, from 6 cents to 4 cents per
pound; over one-half inch and not over
one inch, from S1s cents to cents per
pound; one-half inch and less, from IL
cents to cents per pound.
Aluminium in crude form. from 8
cents to cents per pound: in plates.
from 10 cents to IL cents per pound.
Hooks and eyes, from So cents TO
cents per pound, retaining the addition
II Is per centum ad valorem
Cut In Lead. II
: Lead drOss bullion. base bullion :.
: and lead in pigs, from 21s cents to :.
: 1 y cents per pound i'm sheets. :.
: pipes and shot, from 2is cents to !.
: l = cents per pound. :.
Zinc in blocks or pigs, from IL cents
20 l cent per pound: in sheets, from 9
,ents to IL cents per pound
Cash registers, electrical apparatus
md machinery, jute, manufacturing I
machinery, linotype and all typesetting .
machines, machine tools, printing
presses. sewing machines, typewriters
ina all steam engines from As per cent
am to 30 per centum ad valorem. En- {
,roidery machines and lacemaking ma '
hines. the same rate, with proviso I
hat they may be imported free until {
July /. 1911.
Steel ingots. cogged ingots, blooms