New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

! per bushel.
"All starch except potato starch from IN cents
| to cent per pound.
! Sugar, refined, is reduced from 1@-1'V CeH'0 "
| ! el-1O0 cents per pound
| FLAX, HEMP AND JUTE-Flax, straw not
| hacked or dressed, to the free list
Gables and cordage, reduced from cent u
| three-fourths of ! cent per pound
Threads not finer than five lea or number. re-
! duced from 13 cents TO 10 cents per pound with
fve-eghths of cent instead of three-quarters OF
cent per pound advance with each Yea III huliiO'I
! in excess of five.
..singIe yarns not finer than eight lea, reduced
! from cents TO cents per pound.
| FLAX gill nettings from % 10 % per centum.
Carpets. mats and 50 forth, from cents per
square ward and 35 per centum ad vaIorem 10 >
cents per square yard and 30 centum ad valorem
when valued not above i5 cents per square yard;
II valued above 10 cents from 10 cents per square
yard and 50 per centum sd valorem to cents per
square yard and 80 per centum ad vaiorem.
hydraulic hose. from 20 cents per pound to 15
cents per pound.
"oilcloth, including linoleum above nine feet in
width, from 90 cents per square yard and 20 per
ad valorem to IL cents per square yaro aro
10 per centum ad vaorem.
shirts collars and cuffs Of cotton. from % cents
per dozen and Is per ad valorem to 30 cents
per dozen and 10 PEI centum ad valorern
THE WOOL SCHEDULE.
'cWoOI, OF the third class known carpet wool.
from q duty of 4 cents per pound on such wooi
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pound upon such wool exceeding Il cents IN Value'
to duty of cents per pound on such wool valued
at not moro than 10 cents per pound and IL valued
at more than 10 cents per pound and not more thah
1e cents per pound cents per pound. and IN adol-
ton thereto one-half of cent per pound for eacb
cent per pound OF additional value exceeding 10
cents if valued at more than Is cents, cents per
pound
Top waste and rowing waste, from 80 cents to
% cents per pound slubbing waste. ring waste and
garnetted waste, from 30 cents per pound TO 20
cents per pound
..shoddy, from % to 20 cents per pound noils
and all other wastes from 20 to is cents per pouno
''Woolen rags, mrngo and focks, from lO cents
per pound to 6 cents per pound
Tons from SO cents per pound and 30 per centun
ad valorem when valued AT not more than 40 cents
per pound, and "A cents per pound and % per cen
tum ad valorem when valued above 20 cents ana
not above 20 cents TO the duty imposed on scouIeu
wool and cents in addition"
The sundries schedule:
"BITUMINoUs COAL AND COKE. from any
country admitting American coal free. from o.
cents per ton for coal and 20 per centum ed va
loren for coke, to free list.
"GUNPOWDER. valued at 20 cents and less per
pound from per pound 70 cents; valued
over 90 cents per pound. from cents per pound 10
CARTRIDGES. from IS TO 90 per centum ad
yalorem blasting caps. from equivalent to 81
per centum ad valorem, to 20 per centum ad Va
orenn; mine and blasting fuse, from IS per centum
25 per eentum ad valorenL
THE LEATHER SCHEDULE.
HIDES Of cattle from Is per centum ad va
Ioreu 70 free list Band and sole leather, from 20
,.r centun, al vaIorem to per centum ad va
Iorem I-ppar leather calf skins chamois skins
kangaroo, sheep and goat skins and other leather
not provided for, from % per centum to 10 per
centum ad valorem. Patent leather, weighing not
over ten pounds per dozen skins, from 80 cents per
mound and 90 per centum ad valorem: Weighing
over ten pounds and not over twenty-five pounds
per dozen from 30 cents per pound ana ~ per
centum al vaorem; weighing over twenty-five
pounds from 20 cents per dozen and q cents Per
pound and 10 per centum ad valorem. all to 20 per
centurn ad vaIorsrn; piauoforte leather, from 81
rer centum sd vslorem 10 20 per centum sd va
loren. boots and shoes, from p per centum al
valorem X rer centum ad vaiorem: shoe Ia'es'
from 80 cents per gross and % per centum ad va
loren, "a IL per cent,un ad valorem; leather cut
into shoe uppers, and so forth, from IS 10 90 per
centum sd vslorem; all other manufactures OF
leather. from 9s per centum ed vatoren 70 80 per
centum ad vaiorenI.
"AGRICr-LTrRAI. IMPLEMENTS. ploughs.
from 20 per centuu sd valorem TO 10 per centum
ad valoreu and further provision to free list from
any country admitting American agricultural ma
chinery free.
ART AND GLOVES.-Works Of art Including
raintings and statuary. than twenty years
old from 20 per centum to the free list
The articles mentioned IN the remaining para
aphs are rated. substantially, at the same DUTY
as under the present law.
The duties on wonens and chidren's gloves
not over fourteen Inches in length. considerably
ncreased on schnnaschcn; 'gIace, Of sheep origin;
'gisCe' other than OF sheep origin with exterior
grain surface removed, aud Kid Of other leather
than Of sheer pskju.' The rate applied 70 these
gloves is 81 per dozen pairs and IS cents IN addi-
tlon per dozen pair for each inch over fourteen
SCATTERED INCREASES.
Some further increases under various schedules
CAST POLISHED PLATE GLASS, increased
from cents 10 10 cents per square foot sizes
not exceeding ~ by 81 square inches and OF those
above that and not exceeding "a by 80 inches
from 10 cents TO 12is cents per square foot; all
above that 22Ii cents per square foot which is
reduction on nearly all Of these larger sizes.
''KEENEs CEMENT or other cement in which
gypsum IS the component material Of chief value,
from 30 per centum 20 35 per centun sd vslorAm.
"AsPHALTTM AND BITU-MEN. not refined
otherwise advanced in condition from it's natural
state. to fifteen one-hundredths OF l cent per
pound on the bItumen contained therein
"FITORSPAR. crude from 10 per centur al
valorem 80 cents per ton; crushed otherwise
manufactured from % per centum al vaIorem 20
81 20 per
PINS with ornamental heads with new class
ihcation. including those with precious stones
pearls or corsls, from 40 30 per centum ad
valorem.
WATCH MOVEMENTS, with than seven
jewels from 81 cents each and 25 per centun1 ad
vaiorem to 20 each; II seven Jewels
and more than eleven from 30 cents each and
% per centum al valorem TO 81 IS each more than
eleven and not more than fifteen Jewels from -
cents each and % per centum ad valorem 10 81 IS
each: having than seventeen jewels the rates
duty remain the same.
''WATCHCASES and parts OF watches and
clocks, the duty remains the same
CHRONIC ACID and Tactic acid, from cents
mound