The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-08-06

Mctal ochcdulea Are lOWer-DutY on
Rough Lumber Changed from s.
10 SIPS per Thousand Feet-Sugar
and Tobacco Schedules Remain
Substantially a. Under the Dlngey
Bill-Little Change In Wool Duties.
Washington. --Tarln rates under the
new measure. on tho most important
articles Of consumption. have been de.
cided on ~ follows.
In the lumber schedule the only In.
ercascs were those ON shingles from
30 cents to 90 cents per 900. aud ON
briar wood and laurel wood for the
use Of pipe makers from the free list
Co 10 per cent nd yalorom The rate
on sawed lumber was decreased from
81 per 900 To 81 20 per 600 There
was also diminution ON timber from
one cent per cubic foot to one.hnlf
cent. and on sawed boards Of white
wood ana kindred woods from 81 per
1000 TO 90 cents per 1000 The r..
duction In the difcrontlai rates In
favor Of dressed lumber averaged
about onc-third Of the DIugloy rate
Paving posts. railroad ties aud tole.
phone poles ARE reduced from 20 to
10 per cent nd yalorom. clnpbonfdB
from $3.50 per 1000 90 fi25 lnths
from 20 cents tu 20 cents per 1000.
while fence posts aud Eindling wood
were taken nom the dutlablc HIST aud
placed ON the free list
The only change In the sugar achod.
hundrCdtha ~ cent IN the dlrorCn.
tial ON refined sugar
In agricultural products broom corn
Wns taken from tho FREQ nat nnd made
dutablc at three dollars per ton.
Hops are Increased from ~ 10 iG
cents per pound There are also In.
crcnHcs ON lemons nrs. almonds. pine.
apples aud chicory root The roduc.
lions IN tho agricultural schedule GOV.
cred bacon nnd hams from i've IN four
cents per pound, lard from two to
one aud onohalf cents. fresh meats
from two 10 one aud onc.half cents.
and starch from one and one hall To
one cent por pound. Tallow. wool
grease. dcNtrin. peas. sugar boots.
cabbagcs aud salt we're also lowered.
The wine aud liquor schedule was
increased throughout to 10 per cent.
over the Dlngloy rates,
Tho cotton schedule was recon.
utructod and tadjustod TO bring the
dutlos up To those collected during the
frst four years Of the operation ~ the
Dinglcy law and 10 the rate then col.
loctcd under that law Since that
time the ratios have been lowered. In
some eases from 60 10 q per cont by
court decisions These now rates are
equivalent to an addition. ON the
whole. of three per cent ad yulorom
increase over that collected under the
present law for last year
Cotton Hosiery.
Cotton hosiery, valued at not more
than 81 per dozen Ia increased from
80 TO 20 cents per dozen pairs, more
than 81 and less than 81 90 per dozen
pairs. from 60 cents to No cents per
dozen pairs; moro than 81 and not
more than g.. from 20 cents 10 90
cents per dozen pairs
The remaining rates ON stockings
arc the same as under the prcscut
law.
Hemp Is increased from SEQ Ia
fs2bO per ton and hacko hemp from
$40 10 Si5 per ton The cheaper laccs
remain ~ In the present law. but
there IL an Increase from 60 20 20 PET
cent on some VI tho hirhcr priced
lAocs. In this schedule single coars,
yarns ARE reduced FROM sryon cents
Co six cents per pound ana rlll net
tlngs from 20 To 20 per cent gd va
loren
There was a general reduction "a
carpets and mats
4 reduction from 20 cents to a.
cents IN made In hydraulic hose OF
cloth. including linolcum, was re-
A.. ducod about ouothlrd.
There was practically no change ir
the wool schedule from the ratios o
the pinrloy law, but there was rc
adjustment between tops and S0rui
aud a small decrease on cloths with O
cotton warp
Mechanically ground wood pulp wal
exempted from duty and placed OF
the free llat with provision Tor ,
countorynilInP duty against Canada
The lower grade of printing papc
was reduced from 80 10 S375 per to'
and tho higher grade from 'S 20 S37i
There is AN Increase ON surface coat
ed paper aud l'thusuuhInr prints In
Guiding postcards and cisur labels
Common window glass Of the lowe