Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-18

49,
centum to - per centum ad valorem.
Hoop, band. or scrool iron and steel. not
thinner than No. 10 wire gauge. from
5-lo Of ! cent to $40 OF ! cent per pound
thinner than No. 10 ard not thinner than
No. 20. from $40 OF | cent TO 40 OF i
cent per pound thinner than No. 20, from
$40 TO s-lO OF ! cent per pound. Steel bands
or strips. untempered. suitable for making
band saws. from 2 cents per pound to
IL cents; II tempered, 6 cents per pound
and % per centum ad valorem to 8 cents
per pound and % per centum sd valorem.
Cotton ties. from $40 OF l cent per
pound to $40 OF 1 cent.
steel Rails Reduced.
Railway bars and steel rails. from 30
Of I cent per pound to 40. railway fish
plates, from 40 Of ! cent per pound 10
2-1O Of ] cent.
Iron steel sheets. valued at 3 cents per
pound or less, thinner than No. 10 and not
thinner than No. 20 wire gauge, from 40
TO 5-l0 OF ! cent per pound; not thinner
than No. %, from $40 10 6-1O OF I cent:
not thinner than No. 80. from I Ito cents
to $40 cents. thinner than Nc. 81, from / 2-lO
to $40 OF / cent; corrugated or crimped from
lilo cents to $40 Of one cent per pound.
Sheets. polished, planished or glanced.
from 2 cents to Ia cents per pound: IL
picked or cleaned. 2-iO Of 1 cent per pound
in addition.
Tin plates, from ~ cents to 2 2-lO cents
per pound.
Iron or steel Wire.
Round iron or steel wire, not smaller
than No. 70 wire gauge, from Ia cents per
pound to 1 cent; not smaller than No. l6
from TX cents to 1s cents per pound;
smaller than No. Is, from 2 cents to "
cents per pound.
That all the foregoing. valued at more
than 4 cents per pound shall pay not less
than 20 per cent al valorem.
Steel bands or rods, cold rolled. cold
drawn, or cold hammered. or polished.
from = cent per pound in addition to the
above rates, to Il cent per pound; on
strips, plates or sheets of iron or steel.
other than polished, where cold rolled, and
so forth, from 1 cent per pound, in addi-
ton to the rates on plates, to 5-lO cent per
pound.
Bolts, with or without threads or nuts.
from IA cents to ~ cents per pound.
Cast iron pipe, from 40 cent to a cent
per pound.
Cast hollow ware, coated. glazed or
timed. from 2 cents to III cents per
pound.
Chains. not less than three-fourths of
an inch in diameter. from rs cents to a
cent Fer pound; not less than three
eighths Of an inch in diameter, from 14
certs to IA cents: not less tran five-slx-
teenths, from 1t to Ia cents. But no
chains will pay less than IS per cent ad
vslorem.
Iron or steel Boiler Tubes.
Lap welded, butt welded, scanned or
Jcinted iron or steel boiler tubes, If not
less than three-eights of an inch in dia-'
meter. from 2 cents TO / cent per pound;
rot less than one-fourth inch, from 2 cents
10 IA cents per pound; il less than one
fourth inch, 2 cents per pound; welded
cylindrical furnaces, from ia cents per
pound TO 2 cents per pound; all other iron
OF steel tubes, from 30 per cent to 80 per
cent ad vaIorem.
Table, butchering, carving, and so forth,
knives, with pearl. shell or ivory handled,
from 16 cents each to II cents each; handles
or deer horn, from u cents each to 10 cents
each; with handles Of hard rubber, bone,
celluloid, on so forth. from 8 cents each
to 4 cents each; with other handles
from IL cents saeh to 1 cent each, with
the same ad valorem addition of is per-
centum; provided that none OF the above
shall pay at a less rate thar 40 percentum
ad valorem, instead of Is in the present
law.
Files were reduced from specific rates,
the equivalent of so percentum to 10 per-
centum ad valorem.
Nails Are Reduced.
Cut nails, spikes, from six-tenths of
l cent to five tenths of ! cent per pound.
Horseshoe nails and hob nails, from ~
cents to II cents per pound.
wire nails. not lighter than number
sixteen wire gauge from one-half Of l cent
to one-fourth OF ] cent per pound; lighter
than number sixteen. from l cent to one
half Of l cent per pound.
Spikes, nets, washers and horse. mule,
or OF shoes, from l cent TO one-half of l
cent per pound.
Cut tscks. not exceeding sixteen ounces
to the thousand, from IA cents to five
eighths OF 1 cent per 1000; exceeding six
teen ounces. from II cents to three-fourths
Of l cent per pound.
steel plates engraved. and so forth. from
q percentum to 20 percentum ad vslorem.
"Rivets, from 2 cents to IA cents per
pound.
"Crosscut saws. from 6 cents to 5 cents
pNA lVOlF nm avs N@' -
linear foot to 8 cents per linear foot; pit
end drag saws, from 8 cents per linear
foot to 6 cents per linear foot: circular
, avs, from Is per cent sd valorem to 20
per cent ad valorem; steel band saws,
from 10 cents per pound TO 5 cents per
pound. and % per cent ad valorem re-
maiIing; all other saws reduced from 30
per cent TO IS per cent ad valorem,
Screws and Railroad wheels.
} Screws, more than two inches in length,
, from 4 cents to PA cents per pound; over
one inch and not more than two inches,
from 6 cents to 4 cents per pound; over
/ one-haIf inch and not over one inch, from
, 81 cents 10 S cents per pound: one-hali
, inch and less, from l2 cents to 8 cents per
pound.
Wheels, for railway purposes, or parts
thereof. from IA cents to IA cents per
[ pound: lngots, blooms or blanks for the
same. from IA cents 10 u cent per pound
Aluminium, in crude form. from 8 cents
TO 7 cents per pound; in plates, from j;
cents 10 II cents per pound.
Hooks and eyes, from 81 to 4 cents per
pound, retaining the additional Is per cen
ad valorem.
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