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

:" per eentum to - per centum ad
Scr@ws more than two inches in length
from cents to 2lla cents per pound: over
one inch and not more than two inches.
from cents to cents per pound: over
Sie cents to u cents per pound: one-half
inch and less. from l. cents 10 cents
per pound
w heels for railway purposes or parts
thereof, from IL cents to Ia cents per
pound; insots blooms or blanks for the
same. from II. cents 10 cent per pound
Aluminium. in crude form. from :
cents to cents per pound; in plates,
IRON IL cents To IL cents per pound.
Hooks and eyes. from IL. cents 20 4
cents per pound. retaining the additional
IL per centum ad Valorem.
Lead and Zinc Ores.
'Iead-bearing ore, ON the lead contents
therein, from liz cents To l cent per
pound.
Lead dross bullion. base bullion. and
lead in pigs. from rs cents To liz cents
per pound; in sheets. pipes. shot. from ::ils
cents to rs cents per pound
Zinc in blocks or pigs. from liz cents
TO 1 cent per pound in sheets, from :.
cents to la cents per pound.
Cash registers. electrical apparatus and
machinery jute manufacturing machinery.
linotype and all typesetting machines.
machine tools. printing presses, sewing
machines, typewriterS and all steam en-
glneS, from A per centum to 20 per cent
UNI ad valorem. Embroidery machines
and lace-making machines, the same rate.
with provisO that they may be imported
free July 1, 1911.
steel ingots. cogses ngots blooms and
slabs, valued at | cent per pound or less,
from 80 OF l per cent per pound 10 40:
and on the other valuations the reductions
are Ito of a cent per pound. with the ex-
ceptlon of those valued above Z cents and
not above 10 cents upon which the duty
remains the same: and upon those valued
above 30 cents per pound. upon which the
duty is made 10 per centum ad valorem.
The Lumber Schedule.
Timber. from 1 per cent per cubic foot
to r. cent per cubic foot.
Sawed boards. planks, of wildwood,
sycamore and Eastwood from ST per
thousand to 20 cents per thousand
"AlI other sawed lumber from s. to ST..
IF further advanced and manufactured,
the same reduction from the present law.
Paving posts, railroad ties, telephone
poles. and SO forth, from 20 per centum to
10 per oentum ad valorem.
.'Clapboards, from one dollar and fifty
cents per thousand to one dollar per
thousand.
"Kindling wood transferred to the free
list.
"Laths. from twenty-five cents per one
thousand pieces to twenty cents per one
thousand pieces.
Fence posts, from ten per centum TO
the free list.
Agricultural Products.
Barley, from thirty cents per bushel
to fifteen cents.
Barley malt. from forty five cents to
twenty-five cents.
"Cabbages, from three to two cents
each
Bacon and hams, from five cents per
pound to four cents.
Fresh meat. from two cents to one
and one-haf cents per pound.
Lard, from two cents To one and one
half cents.
''Tallow. from three-fourths OF one cent
per pound to the free list.
Wool grease. from one-half of one
cent to one-fourth of one cent.
"DeXtrin. burnt starch and so forth.
from two cents to one and one-half cents
per pound.
Peas. green. from forty cents per
bushel to thirty cents per bushel.
'All starch except potato starch. from
one and one-half cents TO one cent per
pound.
Sugar, refined. is reduced from one
cent and Observation-Disclosures of
dredthS of one cent per pound.
Flax. hemp and jute:
FLAX straw, not hacked or dressed, to
the free list.
Cables Cordage and Carpets.
Gables and cordage reduced from /
cent TO three-fourths of l cent per pound
Threads. not finer than five lea or num-
Der. reduced from L. cents to 10 cents pei
will five
fourths of cent per pound advance with
each lea in number in excess of five
Single yarns. not finer than eight lea
reduced from : cents TO Il cents per pound.
FLAX gill MEETINGS, from - to 70 per
centum.
Carpets. mats. and SO forth. from j
cents per square yard and 30 per centum
adj Valorem to cents per square ward and
30 per centum' ad yalorem. when valued
not above Il cents per square yard; if
valued above IL cents, from NJ cents per
square yard and 81 per centum ad valorem
to s cents per square yard and ~ pel-
centum ad valorem
Hydraulic hose. from 20 cents per
pound 10 ID cents per pound.
''Oicloth including inoleum above nine
feet in width, from 70 cents per square
yard and 70 per centum adj valorem TO
centum ad yalorem.
Shirts, collars and cuffs of cotton. from
10 cents per dozen and II per centum al
valorem 10 - cents per dozen and 10 per
centum ad yalorem.
Wool and Wooden Goods.
Wool Of tile third class. known as ear
Pc wool. from duty. of cents per
pound on such wool worth l. cents or
less and duty Of : cents per pound
upon such WOO. exceeding +. cents III
value 10 a duty OF :; cents per pound on
such wool valued at not more than 10
cents per pound, and if valued at more
than I'D cents per pound and not more
than IL cents per pound :; cents per
pound and in addition thereto one-half Of
| cent per pound for each cent per pound
of additional value exceeding 10 cents: if
valued al mere tnan IT. cents. 4 cents per
pound.
Top waste and rowing waste, from 80
cents To % cents per pound. siubhing
waste. ring waste and Sarnetted waste,
from 81 cents per pound To ~ cents per
pound
"Shoddy. from =, cents to 70 cents per
pound: nols and all other wastes, from
20 70 is cents per pound.
''WOolen rags. mungo and fiockS from
10 cents per pound to q cents per pound.
Tops. from -; cents per pound and 81
per centum ad vaiorem when valued at not
more than 10 cents per pound. and ~
cents per pound and - per centum ad
valorem when valued boNe 10 cents and
not al ove 40 cents TO tie duty imposed on
secured wool and q cents in addition.
SundrieS schedule:
"Bituminous coal and coke from any
country admitting American coal free,
from ia cents per ton for coal and 10
per centum ad valorem for coke to free
list
"Gunpowder valued al 20 cents and less
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