The Washington herald., 1909-03-18

ers OF, from s. per ton to ss per ton.
Vanillin, from 50 cents per ounce 70 10
cents per ounce.
Mineral Products.
Fire brick, glazed, enameled, and so
forth, reduced from 95 per cent 70 % per
cent Ed valorem: brick. other than FIRE
brick. IL glazed. enamaled. and so forth,
reduced from IS per cent 70 IS per cent
ad valorem-
Plaster rock or gypsum. crude. from %
cents 20 20 cents per ton; If grosnd or
calcined, from S2-2 % S1-75 per ton
Filter tubes. from 45 per cent 20 So per
cent ad valorem.
Onyx in block. from $50 per cubic foot
to 81 per cubic foot.
Marble. sawed or dressed. over two
isches in thickness. from $40 TO 81 per
cubic foot: slabs or paving tiles or the
same containing not less than four su-
perfcial inches, and not more than one
inch In thickness. from Z cents to 10
cents per superficial foot; II more than
one inch and not more than one and one
half Inches in thickness. from Is cents
to 1251 cents per superficial foot; II more
than one and one-half inches and not
more than two inches N thickness. from
IS cents 70 10 cents per superficial foot: II
rubbed IN whole or IN part. from 3 cents
per superficial foot in addition, 10 cents.
Cast polished plate glass. silVered. and
so forth. exceeding twenty-four and thirty
inches. Is cents per square foot. which is
/ reduction on most sizes from IS 70 3
cents per square foot
Iron ore and basic Stag. from40 cents
per ton. transferred 20 the free list
nFr~ Ii
en-, from s. per ton 10 $3.50.
Scrap iron. and steel. from 81 per ton
/ 20 50 cents per ton.
| Bar iron. from six-tenths OF 1 cent 10
/ fOur-tenths OF ! cent per pound.
Round iron, less than seven-sixteenths
/ of one inch IN diameter. from eight-tenths
! Of l cent 20 six-tenths OF l cent per pound,
/ Slabs. blooms. loops. or other forms
\ less finished than bars. from dve-tenths
/ OF cent 70 four-tenths Of 1 cent per
pound.
Beams, girders. ioists angles. and so
/ forth, from fve-tenths OF cent 20 three
tenths Of l cent per pound.
Iron and steel forgings. from IS per
/ cent 10 50 per cent ad valorem.
| Hoop, band. or scrool iron or steel. not
/ thinner than No. 70 wire gauge, from
5-1oths OF cent 70 S-l0ths OF cent per
/ pound; thinner than No. 10 and not thin
: ner than No. % from s-10ths OF cent 20
I 4-1Oths OF 1 cent per pound; thinner than
I No. 20. from S-l0ths 70 6-lOths Of / cent
per pound. steel bands or strips. un-
/ tempered. suitable for making band saws,
/ from cents per pound 10 ~ cents; II
/ tempered. from cents per pound and %
per cent ad valOrem 10 cents per pound
and 20 per cent ad valOrem-
Cotton ties. from 5-loths OF l cent per
/ pound 10 3-1oths.
steel Rails and Bars.
/ Railway bars and steel rails, from
7-S0ths OF l cent per pound to 7-4Oths;
railway fish plates. from 4-10ths OF cent
! per pound TO 2-lOths
| Iron steel sheets, valued at 8 cents per
/ pound or less, thinner than No 10 and
I not thinner than No. 20 wire gauge. from
I 7-10ths 10 5-10ths OF I cent per pound;
/ thinner than No % and not thinner than
No. .. from $40 70 6-IO Of l cent per
pound. thinner than No. . and not
! thinner than No. g. from lilo cents 20
I S-l0ths OF l cent per pound: thinner than
/ No. g. from 1 2-l0 20 $40 or l cent
I per pound, corrus ted or crimped, from
! I-IO 70 S-Ioths OF cent per pound.
! Sheets. polished. planished. or glanced.
! from 2 cents per pound 10 "a cents per
/ pound; II packed or cieaned, 2-l0ths OF !
cent per pound IN addition
/ Tin plates. from IL cents 70 l 2-lO cents
/ per pound.
Steel lngots. cogged ingots. blooms.
and slabs. and so forth. valued az l cent
I per pound or less, from 3-10 Of 1 cent
/ per pound 20 80; valued above ] cent
/ and not above 40 cents. from 30 10
/ $40 Of l cent per pound. valued above
1 40 cents and not above S-10 cents.
| from 6-lO to 5-l0 Of cent per pound;
I valued above I $40 cents and not above
. 2-1O cents, from 40 to $40 OF !
/ cents per pound: valued above 2 2-10 cents
and not above cents. from s-l0 10
/ $40 OF I cent per pound: valued above
3 cents and not above cents. from 2-l0
! cents TO ! lilo cents per pound. valued
above : cents and not above cents,
/ from 1910 cents 70 2-l0 cents per pound;
valued above cents and not above 10
cents per pound. the same duty; valued
I above 10 cents and not above Is cents per
pound. from 40 cents 10 2 $40 cents per
pound; valued above l3 and not above Is
| cents per pound. from 2 $40 cents 10
/ 2 40 cents per pound: valued above IS
| cents per pound and not above 80 cents.
| from 40 cents 10 $40 cents per pound;
! centum ad valorem-
other steel Imports.
Round iron or steel wire. not smaller
/ than No. 13 wire gauge. from IA 10 !
/ cent per pound; smaller than No. 1s and
not smaller than No Is, from II to Il.
/ cents per pound; smaller than No. Is.
from 10 IL cents per pound. That all
the foregoing valued at more than I
/ cents per pound shall pay not less than
20 per centum ad valorem.
Steel bars or rods. cold rolled. cold
drawn, or cold hammered. or polished.
from 4 Of l cent per pound in addition
10 the above rates 10 4 Of l cent per
pound; on strips. plates, or sheets Of
iron or steel other than polished, where
cold rolled. and so forth, from / cent per
pound In addition to the rates on plates
20 5-i0ths OF cent per pound.
Files were reduced from specific rates.
the equivalent Of 50 per cent ad vaiorem,
20 40 per cent ad Yalorem.
Cut nails. spikes. from 6-1Oths of l cent
to 5-l0ths Of cent per pound
Horseshoe nails and hob nails, from
Pa cents to IL cents per pound
Wire nails. not lighter than No. is wire
60NoSt ANtl = Vi a cent 10 = OF cent
per pound; lighter than No 16 from
cent to = of 1 cent per pound.
Spikes. nuts. washers. and horse. mule.
or OK shoes. from 1 cent TO 4 OF cent
/ per pound.
| Cut tacks. not exceeding sixteen ounces
70 LOC0 from IA cents 70 : OF cent per
| thousand. exceeding sixteen ounces. from
7 IL cents to q of cent per pound.
| Steel plates engraved and so forth, from
. per cent 10 % per cent ad valorem.
Rivets, from ? cents TO IL cents per
pound