Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
INCREASE IF TARIFF ON
 PAPER BAGS
Revision is Upward instead of Downward on Many Articles
 Some Features of the
 New Schedule

According to a recently enacted de cree Mexican tarins have been in- creased from IS to 200 per cent, many of the advances being imposed upon necessities of life. Very few reduc- lions are apparent in the revised lists and some of the increases are very great. The changes were effective several days ago.
 A peculiar feature of the revised tariffs is the increase of duty on painted parer bags and printed or en- grayed stationery. Very little change is made on these materials unless they are engraved or carry printing, and in that instance the increase is from 100 10 200 per cent. The in- crease is also noticeable on clo hing. dry goods and furnishings goods
 Some of the Increases.
 The increase in the duty on cot ton hosiery vii be from sI.JO to s2.50 per kilo. and cotton hosiery with silk Iumm,ngs from s2.5O S per kiio. Cotton undersLirts have been increas- ed from $2.50 to g per kilo. Corset covers and the like have been in- creased 50 cents on the kilo.
 The dIy on cotton neck ies has been increased by sl.f5 on the kiio: that is. from s2.20 to s3.50. Yarn of nehqueh. ixtle. iate. etc, which has heretofore come in free of day will be 70 cents per kilo. Linen hosiery has been rut up from s2. to g.. All linen goods win have 10 gay an in creased duty Of abOit f5 per cent
 Woolen fabrics have been put up sl 10 Si.75. Dress patterns of woolen
 a,er al are raisei from s4.50 10 s5
 Woo'en curtains are raised from S4.5C ,o S.
 One Of the increases that vi a.
 feet men and women alike, will De the increase on tariffs of rea1y-made
 clothing of I'll materials from ST tc
 s750 Ter kilo.
 On the other hand the tariff or
 s1lphides. bi-sulrhides and tetrac- 1 bride of carbcn which has teen 1C ! certs per kilo. wi II now 0e remove. l ana the>e arrcles adm tied free t"o Hundred Per Cent nerea7e.
 Ire iScrrase OJ paper tags not es Becially prin will he from 20 tC .-, cents. and paper bags wisn names
 of the firm printed thereon have beer ] increased by more than 100 per cent { from 20 cents 10 45 cen per kic common paper enveiores have beel increased from 40 10 45 cents only, bu envelopes with printed monogram, ! name or other prin1eI matter. hay
 been increased by almost 200 Ter cen from 70 csn-g to fT10 Ter lilo Eis, tric tncardescert Hgits lave been I creased hv 100 DOT cent from II cent 1 to 22 ceHts Ter ki'o.
 No chau0e las been made in th tariffs on machiner-, whic1 will r, main at sf G per 100 kiros. gros I-dia rlhber tires for vehicles. eve. with rarts Of lea her ave bee rlaced at G ce1'- ner kiIo- ueretc fc~e these articles haze not been speL 1 fled.
 By the decree of No~e-'Ser 1A th, | follo~in- articles are addel 10 thl | list Of articles al'ove9 to re iTlDor- ed 'rto t'e territory of Q1intara Poo irsccd oil raw or bofe1. in wood ! on -ecer tacles d~r--- or cans: tur pentiDe ircD tolfe ard n5ts of tn, ! materials mentioned 1n N-o. 25t. fro, f7tfers classified under Nos. 235 an. 2'G, Zirc Tgtters, colors iB povdei ! or crystals: DTerared colars: p'a'es la' ch ers and locEe classified un 'e' No "5f: ir0n an1 steel sree-s. p'a'r : or corru@a+ed for r1Ofiny. even rai0t 1 ed or ral~anizei: cOo-s or common wood: ircn tanks wocSen tants m mounted cn iron wheels. The ire, 1 Importation of 'Fo aN~-@ f-'oe T.
 0'~d'ticned uron tbeir being imported ] fhron~F fhn ro~fs cf no ta-..--er- n | HTir.ava Pro ard their being con sumed in that territory.