The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-31

... .s4,s7s.iaa,1a4 ss5a.6la.5s5 | aof the above increases the follow ing are luxuries. being articles strictly of voluntary use: Chemicals. including perfumeries' etc. &11.1o5.s2o. Wines and liauors $4s2o01, 1856.
 | Silks s106,742.646. Totals s57s,s50.322. This leaves a balance of increases not on articles Of luxury Of s272.6s2.- 20z.
 | Use Census Figures. | Mir. Payne gave assurances that preparfng this table the experts had used all of the available Information from the census office and other sources"
 But all of these." he said. "are mol sufficient to present the total oonsump- ion of either class of articles. If the | total amount of consumption were available the contrast betwen the amount of goods on which duties were lowered and those increased would ne still more striking. l Waking up the schedule in their or der he gave first. the increase anc then the decrease. The figures. In al cases, were comparisons witn ths Dingley law. Tn schedule A. reIatns to chemicals. hs gave the increases A'
 IJouid anhydrous ammonia from 2s mar cent ad yalorem to cents per pound. ,......ad l s per cent
 Fancy soaps increased from ib cents per pound to 30 per centum ao va. lorem.
 Hist of Decreases.
 The list of decreases in this schedule was much longer. the principal items
 Rnracic acid from to 3 cents per pound.
 Chronic acid and tactic acid from to 2 cents per pound. | Salicylic acid from 10 to I cents per pound.
 Fannie acid or tannin from 50 te 35 cents per pound. | Sulphate of ammonia from three- tenths cents per pound to free list. l Borax from 5 ta 2 cents per pound Borate of lime and other borate ma terial from 4 to cents per pound. l Chloroform from 20 to 10 cents pei pound.
 Copperas from 1-4 cent to IS hun dredths of one cent per pound.
 Iodoform from one dollar to 7s cenrI per pound.
 Licorice from 1 Ia to 1-2 cent' per pound.
 Cotton seed oil and croton oil from the dutiable to the free list.
 Flax seed, linseed and poppy seeC oil from 20 to 15 cents per gallon.
 Peppermint oil from 50 to 2b cent per gallon.
 Ocher and ochery earths. sienna ant sienna earths and umber and umbel earths. if ground In oil or water. iron one and one-half to one cent pei pound
 varnishes from ss per cent. to 2 per cent. ad valorem-
 Methylated and spirit varnishes iron $1.32 per gallon and 3S per cent. a' valorem to 36 cents per gallon and S per cent. ad valoren.
 White Lead Reduced.
 White lead. acetate of lead and number of other lead products iron one-fourth to one-eighth of cent pound. from to 2 1-% cents per pound. | Chlorate of potash from 2 l-2 to cents per pound.
 Crystal carbonate of soda. from S-1 to l-4 of one cent per pound; chiorat , of soda, from to 1 Ia cents pc pound.
 Hydrate of, or>caustic soda. from g. to 1-2 of one cent per pound; nitrat } of soda from 2 1-2 to cents pc pound.
 sulphate of soda or salt cake or mi ter cake, from SIPS to $1 per ton.
 Strychnia or stryohnine. from 50 [ IS cents per ounce. } Sulphur, refined or sublimateds
 flowers of, from ss to SC per ton. In earthenware and glassware her } is but one increase, according to MI Payne's figures. This Is slight and made on the smaller sizes of plat
 glass. The decreases on this schedul include:
 ) Fire brick, glazed. enamelled and . forth, from A6 per cent to 36 per cen ad valorem; brick, other than fire bricl l if glazed, from 45 per cent to S6 pc
 cent ad valorem. Plaster rock or gypsum. crude, froI
 50 to 80 cents per ton; If ground or cal
 cined, from S2.26 to $i.25. UnpoMshed. cylinder. crown an
 common window glass, smaller glaa and cheaper values, reduced 1-s of
 cent per pound. onyx In block from a1.6O per cubi
 foot to 65 cents per cubic foot. Marble sawed or dressed over tw
 inches in thickness, from $1.10 to per cubic foot, with other reduction
 on the entire marble paragraph and other stone. There-fs,a a general reduc
 ton in mica to 30 per cent ad valoren There was before a mixed specific an
 ad valorern system. Structural steel, fitted for use, fall