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

pound to s cents: cardboard from 20
cents to % cents per pound; other pa
per, 20 cents to 20 cents per pound. and
with small increases on sizes of other
paper Lithographic cigar labels, from
70 cents per pound to 80 cents per
pound printed fIi coIors less than eight:
from 20 cents 10 80 cents per pound
more than eight: printed in metal leaf,
from so cents per pound to 521z cents
per pound; paper hangings, from % per
centum to 80 per centum ad vaforern;
paper not especially provided for, from
% per centum to IS per centurn ad val
orem.
Plain paper envelopes. from 20 per
centum TO 30 per centum ad valorem.
The recommendations of the :.
= select committee were to permit :.
= the Tree entry OF mechanically :.
: ground wood pulp from any coun- :.
" try not imposing export duty. and =
= to reduce printing paper valued at :.
= not above 2lz cents per pound. :,
= from 3-1oths TO I-10th of cent per :.
:: pound, valued not above 2Ia cents :.
= a pound, from 4-10ths to 2-10ths of {.
- cent per pound" :.
Reductions in Duty.
The reductions in duty are much more
numerous than the increases. In the
schedules on chemicals, oils and paints
they are:
'Boracic acid, borax from 3 cents to .
cents per pound; reductions of cents
per pound are made on gallic and tar
tarle acids, berate of lime. Reductions
OF 30 per cent are made in the duty on
sahcylic acid, chloroform. oils or es-
sences; peppermint OIL whiting and
paris write, dry; bichromate and chro-
mate of potash and santonin"
other material reductions in the
chemical schedule are:
Borate of lime and other bOrate ma
terial is reduced from 4 cents to "A cent
per pound. and from cents to / cent
per pound, according to the percentage
OF anhydrous bCracic acid contained
"Sulphuric others are reduced to 8
cents per pound; spirits of nitrous ether
to 20 cents per pound.
lodoform, from 81 to % cents per
pound. tIaXseed, linseed and poppy- |
seed oil reduced to 15 cents per gallon.
NaTnishes, reduced from 81 to 25 per
centum ad valorem: and spirit var
nishes from S1-32 per gallon and IS per |
centum, to 80 cents per eentum ad /
valOrem-
Prepared Lead.
Lead: Acetate of, white. from 81 |
cents to rs cents per pound; brown /
gray or yellow, from pa cents to 1zs 1
cents per pound: nitrate of, from 2Is |
tents 10 Is cents per pound: lithage, |
from "a TO "a cents per pound.
Potash: Chlorate of, from 21s cents
to cents per pound.
"Plasters, heating, etc, from a ner
eentum to % per eentum ad vaIorem.
Hydrate of, or caUstic soda. from q.
q cent to 4 cent per pound; nitrate
o. soda, from 219 cents TO . cents per
pound; hyposulphite of soda, from u
70 1 cent per pound to 80 per centum ad /
SulDhate Of soda, or salt cake. or nj
ter cake, from S1.25 per ton TO 81
SponSes and manufactures of. from
~ per centum to 80 per centum ad val
prem.
Strychnia, or strychnine. from 20
cents to Is cents per ounce.
Sulphur. refined or stb1irnated or
flowers of. from So per ton to Sc per ton
- Naniiiin' from SO cents per ounce to /
10 cents per ounce"
Articles on Free List.
Articles in this schedule that are
placed on the free list are;
oulphate OF ammonia, copperas. lie
'idCe ana cottonseed oil and croton oil.
/ 4
important reductions in the other sebefj-
lles:
Schedule Oh eaTths and eartbenv-sre.
FIRE brick and other brick. if glazed
ana enameled, from 40 per centum to "a
per centum ad valorem.
raster Fock or gypsum, crude. from
% cents to 40 cents per ton: if ground
Or calcined, from s2.25 to sI.75 per ton
Unpublished. cylinder, crown and Z
common window glass above twenty
our by thirty-six inches square. re-
luced 3 OF a cent per pound on all ,
'Izes, cylinder and crown glass, above
-tour oy thirty, and not exceed
hs tWenty-four by sixty inches square
from IS cents to - cents ner
square foot; sizes above that. from %
'ents to 10 cents per square foot.
Onyx in block, from Is Jer cubio
foot to 81 per cubic foo 0
cast polished plate s.ass. Silvered
exceeding twenty-four by tbirtt,
nches, % cents per square foot. which
5 reduction on most sizes from ss TO
% cents per square foot
Mosaic cubes Of marble onx-x or
stone, not exceeding two cubic i,,cbes
N size; If loose. from 1 cent Der nound
~ = cent, and same ad valorem: # At ,
.dched TO paper or other material from
" cents TO 10 cents. and same ad va
orem.
Free stone and other building or
monumental stone. except marble and :
'hyN' manufactured. from - cents
20 cents per cubic foot
Mica, cut or trimmed. from p cents
Der pound and 20 per centurn ad va
orem; manufactured. from 6 cents I
Der pound and 20 per centum ad valo-
EN-; all to thirty per centum ad valo- c
EN-; mica plates or built I'D mica "a q
Ter centum ad vaIorem"
On marble, sawed or dressed. the re-
luction is about one-sixth. and the ad-
'itlonai duty is reduced from 3 cents :
o cents per superficial foot
Metal Schedule.
Iron ore and basic Stag, from 40 cents
'er ton 10 the free list I
Pig iron. iron kentledge and spigeIei- C
en-, from 81 per ton to 81 so
Scrap iron and steel, from 81 per ton a
O 80 cents per ton. n
Bar iron, from six-tenths of ! cent to n
ouT-tenths of l cent per pound. p
Round iron. less than seVep-six- a
eenths of one inch i'm diameter. from u
ight-tenths of l cent to six-tenths OF l b
ent per pound. G
Slabs, blooms. loops or other forms L
ess finished than bars, from five J
enths OF / cent to four-tenths of 1 |
emf per Mound l.