New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
@FwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MARCH 1s 1909

/ HiX-tenths OF ! cent per pound
Slabs, blooms, loops or other forms less nHso
than hars from fve-tenths of cent to four-tenths
/ of ! cent per pound
J Charcoal iron, from sl2 to IS per ton
Beams. girders, jois,s. angles and SO fortn' Iroh
hve-tenths of / to three-tenths OF cent per
pound.
Anchors, from IL cents per pound to cent
Iron and steel forgings, from 55 per centum 10
| 80 per centum. ad valorenl.
HOOP band or scroll iron steel, not THINNER
J than No 10 wire gauge, from fve-tenths OF
cent TO three-tenths of l cent per pound; THINNER
/ than No 20 and not thinner than NO. Zo' Hohi
six-tenths o. ! cent TO four-tenths OF cent per
! pound thinner than No. 20, from eight-tehths u
six-tenths of l cent per pound steer pahos Vi
strips untempered suitable for making band saws
from cents per pound to 13h cents: If tempered
/ from cents per pound and 20 per centum al
! valorem 10 3 cents per pound and 20 per ceh'uii
/ ad va!orem.
cotton ties from fve-tenths of cent per pound
to three-tenths.
Railway bars and steel rails, from seVen-t"eh-
jetbs Of l cent per pound seven-fortieths; rail-
way fish plates. four-tenths Of cent per
pound to two-tenths.
Iron steel sheets. valued at cents per pound
or less thinner than No. 10 and not thinner than
No % wire gauge, from sevcn-tenths to hve-tenths
/ of ! cent per pound; not thinner than No 30 from
eight-tenth to sx-tenths OF 1 cent; not thinner
than No. 80. from Ito cents to elght-tenths OF
cent; thinner than No. 3d. from 10 cents 10 hne
I
1-1O cents to eight-tenths Of I cent per pound
sheets polished, panished glanced, from
cents 10 Is. cents per pound II picked or cleaned
tvo-tenths Of / per cent per pound in addition
Tin plates, from ia cents 10 2-1e cents per
pound.
..cTt,F,T- Round iron or steel wire. not smaller
than No Is wire gauge. from IA cents per pound
10 l cent; not smaller than No. 49, from 1is cents
to IA cents per pound smaller than NO. To- from
. cents to IL cents per pound
THAT all the foregoing valued at more than
cents per pound shall pay not less than 30 per
centum ad valorem.
steel bars or rods cold rolled. cold drawn or
, cold hammered. polished. from one-fourth OF
. cent per pound in addition to the above rates, TO
one eighth of cent per pound; on strips. plates
or sheets Of iron steel. other than polished
where cold rolled, and forth. from 1 cent per
pound, in addition the rates on plates. to i've
, tenths OF cent per pound
Bolts with or without threads nuts, from
IL cents to Ia cents per pound.
Cast pipe, from four-tenths of cent TO
one fourth Of 1 cent per pound.
Cast hollow coated, glazed, or timed,
from cents to 1ls cents per pound.
Chains not less than three-fourths Of inch
in diameter. from its cents to seven-eIehts Of
cent per pound; not less than three-eishths Of an
inch in diameter, 1ss to lie cents; not
less than ve-sixteen;is from ia 10 s-s Of
cent But no chains will nay less than - per
centum al valorem.
Ian welded. welded. scanned
or steel boiler tubes II less than threeeighths
Of an inch I'm diameter from cents 70 cent per
pound: less than onefourth, from cents to II
cents per pound: If less than one-fouTth. cents
Per pound; welded cylindrical furnaces. from ~
cents per pound 20 cents per pound: all other
iron or steel tubes from S5 per cenum TO 90 per
centum ad valoren.
Table butchering. carving, etc. knives with
pearl shell or ivory handles, from 16 cents each
Il i cents each; handles OF deer horn. from y
- oh : oh usith apdle ~ hard
rubber. bone. ceIluoid. and forth. from cents
to each; with other handles, from Ia cents
each l each. with the ad vslorem
addition Of Is per centum. provided that
of the above shall pay a. less rate than ~ per
centum ad valorem, instead of IS in the present
! law
Files were reduced from specific rates. the
equivalent OF 81 per oentum ad vaIorem, 10 a. per
centum al valorenl
''NAIrs.-Cut nails, spikes. from six-tenths OF
/ cent to hve-ten:hs of cent per pound.
'IIorseshoe nails and hob nails from "a cents
/ IL cents per pound
Wire nails, Fighter than No IS wire gauge
from one-haf Of cent to one-fourth Of cent per
pound: lighter than No It, from I cent TO one
half OF per pound
Spikes nuts. washers and horse. mule or OK
shoes. from cent 10 one-half Of l cent pound
cut tacks, not exceeding sixteen ounces to the
thousand from Ia cents to hve-eighths Of 1 cent
per thousand; exceeding sixteen ounces. from Ia
cents to three -fourths Of ! cent per pound.
steel plates. engraved and forth. from . per
centum to 20 per centum 40 valorem.
'Rivets. from cents to Ia cents per pound
Gross cut saws from cents to 3 cents per
foot; mill saws. from 10 per linear foot 10
3 per linear foot pit and drag saws from
S per linear foot cents per linear foot;
circular from q per centum valorem n
I 20 per centum ad valorem: steel hand saws. from
10 cents per pound 70 ) per pound and %
per centum ad valorem remaining: all other saws
reduced from 30 per centum to 25 Per centum aA
, valorem.
Screws. more than two inches In length from
cents to 2iz cents per pound one inch and
not more than two inches. from cents 10 4 cents
per pound: over one-hslt inch and no, over one
inch, from sl5 cents per pound; one-halt
inch and less, from l2 cents to cents per pound
Wheels for railway purposes, or parts thereof
fIcm IL cents Ia per pound: ingots
blooms, blanks for the same, from IA cents TO
l cent per pound.
cents pound; in plates from l3 cents TO Il cents
per pound.
Hooks and eyes from BIZ cents to cents per
pound. retaining the additional 15 per centum ad
valorem
Lead bearing ore on the lead contents therein
| from IL cents TO l cent per pound.
Lead dross bullion, base bullion, and lead IN
pigs. from 2A cents to IA cents per pound; in
sheets. pipes, shot. from 2la cents 10 Ia cents
per pound.
ZINC in blocks pigs. from IA cents to cent
per pound; in sheets, from 1lx cents per
pound.
''MACHINERY-Cash registers electrical appa-
ratus and machinery, 1ute manufacturing machin-
cry linotype and ali type setthg machines ma
chine tools, printing presses sewing machines
typewriters and all steam engines from 45 per
centum 10 30 per centum ad valorem Embroidery
machines and lace making machines the same rate
with a proviso that they may be imported free
until July / 1911.