The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-17

foot. Steel band saws from 10 to cents a pound. Aluminium, crude. from 8 to 2 cents per pound; plans from IS to II cents a pound. Lead bearing ore on the lead contents therein. from 1-2 cents to 1 cent a pound. Lead in pig and base bullion from 21-8 to 1 1-2 cents a. pound. Cash
 registers, electrical apparatus and ma chinery, manufacturing machinery. linotype and all typesetting machines,
 machine tools, printing presses. sewing machines, typewriters and all steam engines from 45 per cent. to 30 per cent
 advalorem.
 Timber from one cent per cubic foot to half cent per cubic foot. Sawed
 lumher of white wood, sycamore and
 basewood from s1 per thousand to 50 cents per thousand. Other sawed lum- Der from g to $1.
 Laths from 25 cents per one thou
 sand pieces, to 20 cents. Fence posts, from 10 per cent to the free list. Sugar, refined, from one cent and ninety-five one hundredths of one cent. to one cent and ninety-one one hun
 dredths of one cent per pound. Barley from 30 cents per bushel to 15 cents Bacon and hams from 5 cents per pound to 4 cents. Fresh meats from 2 cents to 1 1-2 cents per pound. Lard from 2 cents to 1-2 cents.
 All starch, except potato starch,
 from 1-2 cents to 1 cent per pound. Cable and cordage reduced from one
 cent to 3-4 of one cent per pound. Threads, not finer than five lea or number, reduced from 13 cents to 10 cents per pound. Single yarns not finer than eight lea reduced from 2 cents to cents per pound. Carpets. mats and so forth. slightly reduced.
 Shirts. collars and cuffs of cotton from 45 cents per dozen and 15 cent advalorem to 35 cents per dozen and 10 Fer cent. advalorem- First and second class wool unchanged. The dl1tv on third class wool valued at not more than 10 cents a pound, is cents; valued at 10 to IS cents. an additional duty of 1-2 cents pound for each cent of additional value over 10 cents; valued over 16 cents, duty cents pound
 shoddy from 25 to 20 cents a pound; noils and all other waste from 20 to IS cents a. pound; woolen ra.gs from 10 to cents a pound. Mecha nically ground wood pulp from 1-12 of one cent per pound to exemption from duty on pulp from any country not imposing export duty and so forth. on certain forest products.
 Printing paper valued at not above IA cents per pound from three-tenths to one-tenth of one cent per pound; valued atove two and one-fourth cents a pound and not above two and one half cents a pound, from four-tenths to two-tenths of one cent per pound.
 Bituminous coal and coke from any country admitting American coal free. transferred from 67 cents per ton for coal and 20 per cent. advalorem for coke to free list.
 Hides from 15 per cent. advalorean to free list. Band and sole leather from 70 to 5 per cent. advalorem. Upper leather calf skin, chamois slxin kan garoo. sheep and goat skins. and other leather not provided for. from 20 to 15 per cent. advaIorem.
 Patent leather. all grades, reduced to 70 per cent. advalorem. Agricultural implements. blows, etc., from 20 per lorem and further provision to free list from any country admitting machinery free Works of art, including paint ingS and statuary. more than twenty free list.
 The articles mentioned in the re- maining paragraphs of the bill are rated substantially at the same duty as under the present law