The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-18

poles, etc. from 20 per centum 10 10 per
centum ad vaIorem.
Clap boards. from si5e per LOCO tc
81 per 1000.
Kindling wood transferred to the free
list.
Lsths. from % cents per 1000 pieces
to 20 cents per Loco pieces
Fence posts, from 10 per centum to
the free list
Agricultural Products.
Barley. from 80 cents per bushel to IL
cents
Barley malt. from As cents to %
cents.
Cabbages. from to ? cents each.
Bacon and hams. from 5 cents per
pound 10 cents.
Fresh meats. from 2 cents to rs
cents Pc pound.
Lard. from . cents to IL cents.
TallOw, from three-fourths of 1 cent
per pound to the free list
Wool grease. from one-haif Of l cent
to OHe-f0urth of ! cent.
Dextrin. burnt starch. etc, from :
CENTS to III cents per pound.
Peas. green, from 40 cents per bushel
to 80 cents per bushel
All starch. except potato starch, from
IL cents to cent per pound
Sugar. refined. is reduced from ]
cent and nine-five-one hundredths of /
cent to 1 s0-100 OF l cent per pound.
Flax, Hemp and Jute.
Flax straw. not hacked or dressed.
to the free list
Gables and cordage, reduced from
cent to three-fourths of 1 cent per
pound
Threads. not finer than FIVE lea or
number. reduced from IS cents to 10
cents per pound. with five-eighths in
stead of three-fourths of ! cent per
pound advance with each lea in number
in excess of five.
Single yarns, not finer than eight lea
reduced from Z cents TO cents per
pound.
Flax gill MEETINGS, from % to 20 per
centum
Carpets, mats. etc. from cents per
square yard and 50 per cent ad valorem
to cents per square yard and 80 per
centum ad valorem. when valued not
above 10 cents per square yard; if VAL
ued above Is cents, from 10 cents per
square yard and So per centum ad va
loren to cents per square yard and 80
per centum ad valorem.
Hydraulic hose. from 20 cents per
pound to 10 cents per pound.
Oilcloth. including linoleum above
nine feet in width. from 20 cents per
square yard and 20 per centum sd va
loren to II cents per square yard and
10 per centum ad valorem-
Shirts. collars and cuffs of eottons
from % cents per dozen and 10 per
centum ad valorem to 30 cents per
dozen and 10 per ceutum ad valorem.
Wool Schedule.
9 Wool OF the third class. known .
(. as carpet wool. from duty of 3
Q cents per pound on such woods z.
o worth u cents or less, and duty 4.
2 Of cents cents per pound upon (.
g such wool exceeding y cents in g
9 value. to a duty of cents per Z.
o pound on such wool valued at not .
(: more than 10 cents per pounds: &.
p and If valued at more than 10 s.
(: cents per pound and not more 9
Z. than is cents per pound 3 cents 4:
= per pound and in addition thereto {.
9 One-half of ] cent per pound .
2 for each cent per pound of addi- (.
(: tional value exceeding 10 cents; if 9
. valued at more than is cents, 9
. cents per pound. -
. Top waste and rowing waster. .
{: from 80 cents 10 . cents per &:
= pound. slubbing waste and Gar (.
{: Melted waste, from so cents per {.
. pound TO 20 cents per pound &.
? Shoddy, from % To 20 cents per I:
/" pound noils and ali other wastes,
{. from 20 to IS cents per pound. 4.
:. Wooden rags. mungo and nOcks. =
(: from 10 cents per pound to cents (:
I. per pound. 81
Z. Tops. from 80 cents per pound I:
. and 80 per centum ad yalOTem. (.
Z. when valued at not more than 80 /.
!. cents per pound. and a cents per Z.
(. pound and so per ceutum ad va /.
/. iOrem when valued above 30 cents (:
. and not above 20 cents. to the duty 4.
{. imposed on secured wool, and o
, cents In addition. o.
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