The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18

The statement gives the following important
reductions in the other schedule
Schedule crooks and earthenware:
'.Firebrick and otheI brick, if glazed and
enameled, from 40 per centum to 30 per centum
ad yalorem.
.'Plaster rock or gypsum crude, from 80 cents
to 40 cents per ton; If ground or ealcined, rom
.25 10 $1.75 per ton.
''Unpolished cylinder crown and common win
dow glass above n by SO inches square. reduced
II cent per pound on all sizes; cylinder and
crown glass above "a by 30, and not exceeding "a
by go inches square. reduced from 10 cents to II
cents per square foot sizes above that, from
20 cents to Is cents per square foot.
onyx in block. from $l.50 per cubic foot
to 81 per cubic foot.
Cast polished plate glass. silvered. exceeding
"a by 80 inches. % cents per square foot, which
is reduction most sizes form 3S to %
cents per square foot.
Mosaic cubes of marble. onyx or stone, NOT
exceeding 2 cubic inches in size: If loose. from
cent per pound to Il cent? and same ad
vaiorem: If attached to paper or other ma
terial. from 20 cents TO 10 cents, and same ad
Free stone and other building or monumental
stone. except marble and onyx, manufactured
from II cents TO cents per cubic foot
Mica, cut trimmed. from Il cents per
pound and 20 per centum ad yalorem; unmanu-
factured, from 6 cents per pound, and 20 per
centim ad valorem; cut or trimmed from Il
cents per pound. and 20 per centum ad yalorem;
all to so per centum ad valorem. Mica plates
or built up mica. 35 per centum ad yalorem.
On marble, sawed or dressed. the reduction is
about sixth. and the additional duty is re-
duced from cents to cents per superficial foot.
CHANGES IN
METAL SCHEDULE
Metal schedule:
Pig iron, iron kentledge and splgeleisen, from
81 per ton to $3.50.
Scrap iron and steel from 81 per ton to so
, cents per ton.
Bar iron from clio of l cent to 4-1o of cent
per pound.
Round iron. less than 7-16 of 1 inch in diane
ter from $40 of / cent to 6-10 Of l cent per
pound.
Slabs. blooms, loops or other forms less finished
than bars from $40 of 1 cent to 4-10 of cent
per pound
Charcoal iron. from SO to Sc per ton.
Beams, girders, joists. angles and so forth,
from $40 of 1 cent to $40 of 1 cent per pound.
Anchors from u cents per pound to l cent.
Iron and steel forgings from 80 per cent to 80
per cent ad valorem.
Hoop, band scroll iron and steel, not thinner
than No. 10 wire gauge, from $40 of l cent TO
$40 OF l cent per pound; thinner than No. 10
and not thinner than No. 20, from clio of l
cent To 4-10 of l cent per pound; thinner than
Steel bands strips. untempered, suitable for
making band saws from 3 cents per pound to y
cents; il tempered from cents per pound and 20
per cent ad valorem TO cents per pound and 20
per cent ad valorem; cotton ties from 5-l0 of
/ cent per pound to $40.
Railway bars and steel rails, from T-20 Of
cent per pound to 7-40: railway hshplates, from
4-l0 of cent per pound to 2-10.
Iron steel sheets valued at cents per pound
or less, thinner than No 10 and not thinner than
per pound; not thinner than 25 from $40 to 6-l0
of l cent; not thinner than 80, from IL cents
to $40 of cent; thinner than 3d. from 1.2 TO
e-l0 OF a cent; corrugates crimped, from !. 1
TO $40 of l cent per pound
Sheets. polished planished glanced. from .
cents to 1at cents per pound; If picked or
leaned 2-10 of 1 cent per pound in addition.
Tin plates from 1 "a cents to IL cents per