The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-17

thousand pieces to 20 cents per one
/ thousand pieces. -
Fence posts from ten percentum to
the free list.
Agricultural Produces.
BARLEY from 80 cents per bushel
to Is cents.
BARLEY malt from 45 cents to 25
cents.
cabbage from to 2 cents each.
Bacon and hams from 5 cents per
pound to cents.
Fresh meat from two cents to one
and one-half cents per pound
| lard, from cents to 1s cents.
'"Tallow from three-fourths of one
i cent per pound to the free list
''Wool grease, from one-half of one
cent to one-fourth of one cent.
"Dextrine, burnt starch and soforth
from two cents to one and one-haif
/ cents per pound.
peas, green from 40 cents per bushel
to 80 cents per bushel.
| 'Al starch. except potato starch
from ~ cents to 1 cent per pound.
Slight Cut in Sugar.
Sugar, refined. Is reduced from l
cent and ninety-five one hundredths of
1 cent to 1 cent and ninety one-hun-
dredths of 1 cent per pound"
Flax, hemp and jute:
FLAX straw, not hacked or dressed to
the free list.
Gables and cordage, reduced from /
Threads, not finer than five lea or
number, reduced from 13 cents to 10
cents per pound, with q instead of q
of 1 cent per pound advance with each
lea in number in excess of five.
Single yarns. not finer than eight
lea reduced from cents to 6 cents per
pound.
Flax gill nettings, from 25 to 20 per
centum.
Carpets, mats, and etc., from cents
per square yard and 35 per centum as
valorem to cents per square yard and
80 percentum when valued not above Is
cents per square yard; if valued above
15 cents from 10 cents per square yard
and 35 percentum ad yalorem to cents
per square yard and 80 percentum ad-
valoem.
"Hydraulichose from 20 cents per
pound to Is cents per pound.
"Oil cloth, including linoleum above
nine feet in width. from 20 cents per
square yards and 20 percentum adval-
oem to IL cents per square yard and 15
percentum ad valorem.
Shelves, collars and cuffs of cotton,
from As cents per dozen and is per cen
tum ad valorem to 80 per dozen and 10
percentum ad valorem.
Wool Schedule.
"Wools of the third-class known as
carpet wool from duty of cents per
pound on such wool worth IL cents or
less and a duty of cents per pound
upon such wool exceeding IL cents in
value, to duty of cents per pound
on such wool valued at not more than
10 cents per pound and if valued at
more than 10 cents per pound and not
more than 16 cents per pound, 3 cents
per pound and in addition thereto one
half of l cent per pound for each cent
per pound of additional value exceeding
10 cents; if valued at more than 16 cents,
IL cents per pound .-.--
'Top waste and rowing waste, from
30 cents to 20 cents per pound, slubbing
waste and garnetted waste from 80 cents
per pound to 20 cents per pound.
''Shoddy from rs to 20 cents per pound,
noils and all other wastes from 20 to Is
cents per pound.
''Woolen rags, mungo and fiocks from
10 cents per pound to 6 cents per pound.
Tops from 50 cents per pound and
80 percentum advalorem when valued at
not more than 40 cents per pound and
A cents per pound and so per cent ad
valorem when valued above 40 cents and
not above 20 cents to- the duty imposed
on secured wool and cents in addi-
tion.
Sundries Schedule.
"Bituminous coal and coke, from any
country admitting American coal free
from 81 cents per ton for coal and 20
>percentum ad valorem for coke, to free
list.
Gun powder valued at 20 cents and
less per pound from cents per pound
to cents, valuedsAover 20 cents per
pound from cents per pound to
cents.
Cartridges from S5 to 80 percentum,
blasting caps from an equivalent to 8
percentum ad valorem to 80 per centum
ad valorem, mine and blasting fuse from
S5 percentum to 25 percentum ad valor-
EN-. *l
Hides of cattle from Is percentum ad
valorem to free list.
Band and sole leather from 20 per-
cent ad valorem to per cent ad val
orem. Upper leather. calf skin, cha
mois skins, Kangaroo, sheep and goat
skins and other leather not provided for
from 20 percentum to Is percentum ad
valorem.
Patent leather, weighing not over 10
pounds per dozen skins from 80 cents
per pound and 20 percentum ad
valorem, weighing over 10 pounds and
not over 25 pounds per dozen, from 30
cents per pound and 10 percentum ad
vaIorem; Weighing over 26 pounds,
from 20 cents per dozen and 20 cents
per pound and 10 percentum ad
valorem all to 20 percentum ad
valorem; piano forte leather, from 80
per cent ad valorem to 20 per cent ad
valorem; boots and shoes, from 25 per
cent ad valorem to Is per cent ad
valorem; shoe laces from so cents per
gross and 20 per cent ad valorem to Is
shoe uppers and so forth, from 35 to so
per cent ad valorem; all other manu-
factures of leather from 35 percentum
ad valorem to 80 per cent ad Valorem.
Agricultural implements, plows from
20 per cent ad valorem to Is per cent ad
valorem and further provision to free
list from any country admitting Amer
lean machinery free.
Works of Art.
Works of art, including paintings
and statuary more than 20 years old
from 20 per cent to the free list.
'The articles as mentioned in the re-
naming paragraphs are rated sub |
stantia1ly at the same duty as under
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