The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-18

shaped wholly or in part on knitting
machines"
Changes in the paper schedule,
which include those recommended by
the special committee on wood pulp
and print paper Investigation, are:
Surface coated papers, covered with
metal, from three cents to twenty
per centum, to five cents and twenty
per centum ad vaIorem: other surface
coated paper from z1-2 cents per
pound and fifteen per eentum ad val
OTem to five cents per pound
photographic prints srom six cents
per pound TO eight celIa card boaTtf
from twenty csats td twerty-iiv
cents per pound; other paper, twenty
cents to twenty-five cents per pound.
with small increases on various sizes
OF other paper. LithOgTaphic cigar
labels. from twenty cents per pound
10 thirty cents per pound, printed in
colorS less than eight. from twenty
cents to thirty cents per pound, more
than eight, from thirty cents to Thirty
seven and One-haf cents per pound,
printed in metal leaf, from fifty cents
per pound to fifty-twO and One-half
cents per pound; paper hangings. from
twenty five per centum TO thirty per
centum ad valOrem; paper not spe-
cially provided for, from twenty-five {
per centum to thirty five per centum
ad ValOrem.
plain paper envelopes. from
twenty per centum to thirty per cent
um ad valOrem.
The recommendations of the ,leCt
committee were TO permit the free I
entry OF mechanically ground wood /!
pulp from any country not imposing (
export duty and TO reduce printing pa
per valued at not above two and one /
fourth cents per pound, from three /
tentns TO One-tenth Of one cent per /
pound; valued not above , and one !
half cents a pound. from fOur-tenths !
to two-tenths of one per cent per
pound"
Section B.
The reductions in duty are much /
more numerous than the increases. In !
the schedule on chemicals, oils and /
paints, they are:
"BOTdic acid. bOTaX, from five cents |
to two cents per pound; reductions OF
two cents per pound are made on gal I
lie and taTtaric acids. bOTate of lime /
Reductions of fifty per cent. are made !
in the duty on salicycIic acid. chloro- I
form, fruit others. oils or essences; :
peppermint oil: whiting and paris /.
white, dry. biChTOmate and ChrOmdte !
OF potash and santOnin.
"Borate of lime and other bOTate !
material is reduced from four cents .
to one and One-half cents per pound .
and from three cents to one cent per (
pound according to the percentage OF .
anhydrOus bOracic acid contained
SulphuriC others are reduced To
eight cents per pound; spirits OF nj
trous ether 20. twenty cents per
pound.
'IodOfoTm. from one dollar TO sev-
enty-five cents per pound Flax seed,
linSeed and poppy seed oil reduced TO
fifteen cents per gallon.
''NaTnishes reduced from thirty
five to twenty-fiv per centum ad val
orem and spirit vaTHiShes from one
dollar and thirty-two cents per gallon
and thirty-fiv per ceIrum to twenty
FIVE per centum ad valOTem.
Lead: Acetate OF. white from
three and one-fourth cents to two and
seven Fights cents per pound; brown,
gray or yellow from TWO and one
fourth cents to one and seven eighths
cents per pound; nitrate OF. from two
and one-haif cents 10 Two and one =
eighth cents per pound; lithargc. from =
two and tnree-fourths cents TO two 4
and oRe-fourth cents per pound i
Potash: ChIoTate OF, from TWO and i
one-half cents 70 two cents per pound.
--PiasteTs. healing, etc. From
thirty.five per cenrum 20 twenty five =
per centum ad valOrem-
-HydTate OF CauSJic soda. from /
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