Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-18

eentum to 20 per centum ad Valorem,
and dressed or colored feathers receive
an increase of 10 per centum.
Duties on the following articles nave
been increased because the committee
| found that there was not sufficient pro-
| lection under the present law" con-
| timed Mr. Payne. Goal tar dyes or
colors, now bearing a duty of 30 per
centum to So per centum ad Valorem;
zinc in ore, now brought in at 20 per
centum ad valorem, to l cent pounu
for the zinc contents contained therein.
| Peas, split peas from Az cents 10 40
cents a buShel.
pound, -
Pineapples. from 81 1000 to IS 1000.
Paper Products
Changes in the paper schedule, which
| include those recommended by the spe-
cial committee on wood pulp and print
paper investigation, are:
Surface coated papers, covered with
metal. from cents and 20 per cent to
sc and 90 per cent ad Valorem; other
surface coated paper from 212 cents
per pound and 10 per cent ad Valorem
to cents per pound.
photographic prints from cents per
pound to s cents; cardboard from ~
cents to 25 cents per pound; other
paper 20 cents to % cents per pound.
The reductions in duty are much
more numerous than the increases. In
the schedules on chemicals, oils ana
paints they are:
Borax Tariff
Boracic acid and boraX from cents
to 2 cents per pound; reductions of 2
cents per pound are made on gallo and
L e r~nF
lions of so per cent are made in the
duty on salicylic acid, chloroform, fruit
others. oils or essences; peppermint
oil: whiting and paris white, dry; BIZ
chromotic and chromate of potash and
santonin."
other material reductions contained
in the chemical schedule are:
"Borate of lime and other borate ma
terial is reduced from cents to 11s
cents per pound and from cents to L
cent per pound, according to the per-
centage of anhydrous boracic acid con-
tanned.
Lead and Varnish
"Varnishes reduced from 35 to % per
cent advalorem and spirit varnishes
from $1.32 per gallon and 80 per cent
to 95 per cent ad Valorem.
Lead. acetae of, white, from 3A cents
to pa cents per pound; brown, gray or
yellow. from "a cents to rs cents per
pound: nitrate of. from 212 cents, to
21-S cents per pound; litharge, from
"a cents to PA cents per pound.
Potash, chlorate of, from 21s cents
to cents per pound.
Sponges and manufactures of, from
40 per cent to 80 per cent ad valorem.
Earths and Earthenware
Fire brick and other brick, if glazed
and enameled, from As per cent to 80
per cent ad Valorem
Plaster rock or gypsum. crude, from
so cents to 40 cents per ton; If ground
or calcined from 1925 to $1.75 per ton.
Onyx in block, from $3.50 per cubic
foot to 81 per cubic foot
Mosaic cubes of marbles, onyx or
stone not exceeding two cubic inches
in size. If loose, from 1 cent per
pound to y cent, and same ad Valorem;
if attached to paper or other ma
terial, from 20 cents to 10 cents, and
same ad valorem.
Free stone and other building or
monumental stone, except marble and
onyx, manufactured, from IL cents
to 6 cents per cubic foot.
Metal Schedule
Iron ore and basic Stag. from 40
cents per ton to the free list
Pig iron, iron gentledge and spigeli-
sen, from 81 per ton to $3.50 per ton.
Scrap iron and steel, from 81 per ton
to so cents per ton.
Railway bars and steel rails. from
7-2O of 1 cent per pound to 40; rail-
way fishplates, from 4-1O of 1 cent per
pound to 2-10.
Lumber Schedule
Timber. from 1 cent per cubic foot
to z cent per cubic foot.
Sawed boards, planks of white wood,
z ma
thousand to 80 cents per thousand
All other sawed lumber, from 81
to 81.
If further advanced and manufac-
tured the same reduction from the
present law.
Paving posts. railroad ties. telephone
poles and SO forth, from 20 per cent
to 10 per cent ad valorem.
Clapboards. from $3.50 per thousand
to 81 per thousand
Kindling wood transferred to the free
list.
Laths, from % cents per thousand
pieces to 20 cents per thousand pieces.
Fence posts, from 10 per cent to the
free list.
Agricultural Products
Barley, from 80 cents per bushel to
Is cents per pushed.
Cabbages. from cents to 2 cents
each.
Bacon and hams, from cents per
pound to cents.
Fresh meats, from cents to IL cents
per pound.
Lard, from 2 cents to IL cents per
pound.
Tallow, from ga of l cent per pound
to the free list.
Peas, green, from 40 cents per bushel
to 80 cents per bushel.
All starch, except potato starch, from
~ cents to l cent per pound.
Sugar, refined, Is reduced from 1 cent
and 95-100 of one cent to l cent and
91-100 of l cent per pound.
Wool Products
Woods of the third class known as
carpet wool, from a duty of cents per
pound on such woods worth 10 cents
or less, and a duty of 7 cents per pound
on such wool exceeding II cents in
value, to a duty of cents per pound;
top waste and rowing waste from 80
cents TO 20 cents per pound; slubbing
waste and garnetted waste, from 80
cents per pound to 20 cents per pound.
Shoddy from % to 20 cents per
pound; noils and all other wastes, from
20 cents to Is cents per pound.
Wooden rags, mungO and flockS, from
10 cents per pound to cents per pound.
Tops, from SO cents per pound and
so per cent ad yalorem, when valued at
not more than 40 cents per pound.
Sundries Schedule
Hides of cattle, from IS per cent ad
Valorem to free list.
Band and sole leather, from 20 per
cent ad valorem to per cent ad va
loren, upper leather calfslins, chamois
skins, kangaroo, sheep and goat skins
and other leather not provided for.
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