Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-12


ings may be cut in half.
The customs amendment passed by
the Senate probably will be adopted
by the House conferees, an effort be-
ing made to fix the judges salaries
at $4,000.
Plunging into their labors with er-
thusiasm, the conferees. today took Ga
the metal and wood schedules. 3ispos-
ing of many minor amendments.
The Wool Schedule.
Washington, July 12.-Somc of the
schedules of general interest as fixed
in the bill when passed by the Senate
and returned to the House snow:
The duty upon all woods and hair or
the first class shall be II cents per
pound and upon all woods or hair of
the second class, II cents per pound.
on woods of the third class and on
Camel's hair of the third class the
value whereof shall be less tnan -
cents per pound, the duty shall be
cents per pound On woods of the
third class and on camei's hair of the
third class the value whereof shall ex
Cecd y cents per pound the duty shall
be cents per pound
be one cent less per pound than is i'm
posed in this schedule on other woods
of the same class and condition, guam
tity and value to be prescribed by the
secretary of the treasury.
Top waste, slubbing waste, rowing
waste, ring waste and garnetted waste
30 cents per pound.
Shoddy, 2j cents per pound; nolls,
wool extract, yarn waste, thread
waste, all other wastes wholly or part
OF wool not specially provided in this
section, 20 cents per pound.
Wooden rags, mungo and flocks, 10
cents per pound.
Wool and hair advanced in any
manner beyond washed or secured,
same duties as manufactures of wool.
Yarns, cloths. blankets. flannels.
women's and chlldren's dress goods
wholly or part wool close to the
present law of Dinglcy rates.
livestock Schedule.
All live animals not otherwise pro-
vided for, 25 per cent ad valorem.
Cattle, one year or less 81; under
$I4 per head, 1915; over $1,5 per head
% per cent ad valorem.
sheep one year or over $3.50 each;
less than one year rs cents,
Other Schedules.
Broom corn. 50 per ton; corn or
maize, ljc per bu.; corn meal 4Oc
cwt.; oats, 20c bu.; rice % 10; ry-,
zoe bu.; wheat soc Du; wheat flour
2Jc ad valorem, butter and cheese, 9
cents ID. milk Pc gal; beans, 45c
bu hay, 81 ton; onions, 40c bu.; gar
lie, lc ID. straw. $3.50 ton; fruits 25c
ou., 1c at; figs, 2Ac lb.; plums. &c;
.raisins, 21ac ID; pineapples y C H. in
bulk; IS thousand; bacon, hams. 4c;
beef, veal. mutton, lamb, pork, &c
H., lard 1 re ID; poultry, live, &c;
dead, SC ID. brandy, $3.50 gal; still
wines, vermOuth. rice wine, A. TO S5c
gal; cotton cloth. to &c so. yrd.,
others close to present Dingley rates.
Bagging for cotton on the free list.
Barley 80 cents, barley malt, 45c.
Iron ore. 25c a ton; scrap iron S2.5O
a ton; bar iron 3,lOc ID; round 6-lO
cents, billets, slabs, IS a ton.
Binding twine on free list Coffee
and tea on free LIST.
Stockings, hose, half hose remain
at present Dingley rate, reduced from
the increase by the House bill.
Hemp, &c ID; line of hemp, 4c; iute
l y c 10.
Shirts collars cuffs al present rate;
silk, some qualities, lower; some
higher.
Print paper. 2-IO TO $40 per ID;
wood pulp, 10 of cent; bleached
Ia OF cent. President may double
against discriminators,