The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18

sights cents psv pound; brown. gray or yellow from tive and ons.foureh cents to one and seven -eiehts cents per pound; nitrate of. from two and ons-hAM cents Co two and one-stghtn cents per pound: litharse, from two and thrss-fourths cents to two and ons-fourth cents per pound.
 "Potash; Chlorate of. from two ana ane-half cents to two cents per pound "Plastsrs, healing. etc.,; From thfr. ty-hve per centum to twsnty-nve per centum ad valorsn.
 "lydrats. of caustie so4a. from three. fourths of one cent to sons-hah cent per pound; nitrate of soda, from two ana one-haif csnts to two cents per pound; hyosulphite of soda. from one half of one cent per pound to thirty | per centum ad valorem.
 "Sulphate of soda or salt cake or hitter cake. from one dollar and twen- | ty-nve cents per ton to one dollar. | "Spongss and manufactures of: From forty per oentum to thirty psr csntum advaloren.
 "strychnia or strychnine. from thir- ty cents to fifteen cents per ounce.
 Sulphur. refined or sublimsd, or flowers of. from eight dollars per ton to six dollars per ton.
 "vanillen. from eighty cents per ounce to fifteen cents per ounce"
 Free List Articles.
 Articles in this schedule that are placed on the free list arc:
 Suiphats of ammonia. copperss, lio. orlce and cotton seed oil and cotton oil. The statement gives the following reductions:
 "ScheduIe on earth and earthenwafe:
 "Firebrick and other brick, if glazed and enameled. from forty-hve DOT cen- tum to thirty-nve per centum d va lorem.
 "Plastsr rock or gypsum. crude. from fifty cents to forty cents per ton; IT and twenty-five cents to one dollar ana seventy five cents per ton. .
 "Unpolished. cylinder. crown ana 4 common window glass, above twenty four by thirty-six inches square. re- duced one eighth of a cent per pound
 on all sizes; cylinder and crown glass.
 above twenty-four by thirty ana not
 exceeding twenty four by sixty inches
 square, reduced from fifteen cents to twelve cents per square foot; sizes
 above that from twenty cents to ff- teen cents per square foot.
 ''Onyx in block from one dollar and fifty cents per cubic foot to one doi-
 lar per crb!c fcJ'. :.
 "Cast polished plate glass. siivsred.
 exceeding twenty-four by thirty inches twenty five cents per square foot. which
 Is reduction on most sizes from tnir- r-
 ty-eight to twenty-five cents per
 square foot.
 II Mosaic cubes of marble. onyx or
 stone not exceeding two cubic inches
 in size: If loose, from one cont per
 pound to one-half cent and same ad valorem; if attached to paper or other
 material, from twenty cents to ten
 cents and same ad valorem. Free stone and other building or monumsntaI stone, except marble and
 onyx, unmanufaetured from tweiVo , cents to six cents per cubic foot. Mica, cut or trimmed from twelve , cents per pound and twenty per cen tum ad valorem; unmanufactured, From six cents per pound and twenty per centum ad valoren and mica cur or trimmed, from twelve cents per pound and twenty per centum cd vaiorem, all
 to thirty per centum ad valorem; mica plates or built up mica, thirty-hve per centum ad valorem."
 On marble, sawed or dressed. the re- duction is about one-sfxth and the ad- ] ditfonal duty If rubbed in whole or in part" is reduced from three cents ts
 two cents per superficial foot. , Metal schedule:
 'Iron ore and basic slag from fort! |
 "Pis Iron, Iron kentledge and spieg I, eleisen. from four dollars per ton, t
 two dollars and fifty cents. f "Scrap iron and steel from four dol . lars per ton to fifty cents per ton. n "Bar iron from sixteenth of one cen | to one cent to four-tenths Of one cen . per pound.
 Q 1 teenths of one inch in diameter, fron . eight-tenths of one cent to sixteenth 8 of one cent per pound.
 Slabs. blooms, loops. or other form
 less finished than bars. rom nvs
 tenths of one cent to four-tenths o one cent per pound. A IF. Charcoal iron. from twelve dollar to six dollars per ton.
 Beams. girders. joists, angles an' 3 so forth. from five-tenths of one cen to three-tenths of one cent per pound Anchors, from one and one-hal |. cents per pound to one cent. 3 Iron and steel forgings from thirty . five percentum to thirty per oentun ad valorem- Hoop. band or scroll iron or steel ? not thinner than number ten wir'
 gauge. from nve-tenths of one cent |, three-tenths of one cent per pound 3 thinner than No. 10 and not thinne , than No. 20, from six-tenths of on cent to four-tenths of cent pc 5 pound thinner than No. 20, iron
 eight-tenths to six-tenths Of one cen , per pound Steel bands or strips. un tempered, suitable for making ban' saws, from three cents per pound ant : 1-twenty per centum ad vslorem to thre , cents per centum ad valorem. Cotton ties from fve-tenths of on
 cent per pound to three-tenths. 3 Railway bars and steel rails. iron !; seven-twentieths of one cent pc r pound to seven-fortieths: railway fish l plates, from four-tenths of one cen 3 per pound to two-tenths.
 Iron steel sheets. valued at thre 3 cents per pound or less; thinner thai No. 10 and not thinner than No. 8