The Detroit times., 1913-04-07

cleaned. wheat and rye -four from %
per cent TO free.
Eggs. stocks of fruit trees. fish from
8 TO "a per cent In present law, to
free list; meats not specifically pro-
vided for. now from to 80 per CENT,
put on free list spool thread. cotton
cloth from above 40 10 26.29 per cent;
cotton clothing from 80 to 80 per cent;
hosiery from 10 TO so per cent: mems
cotton working gloves from so TO 30
per cent: knit skirts and underwear.
| from 60 to % per cent: bagging for
cotton from about 2S per cent 20 free
list: collars and cuffs from about 80
10 80 per cent: blancets from ~ 10
20 per cent; flannel from SO 10 from
j % to 80 per cent; ready made cloth
ing from 1856 per cent TO 80 per cent,
women's and children's dress goods
from nearly 100 per cent TO 35; sew
ing silk from % TO IS percent; print
ing paper not valued above 2 1-2 cents
a pound wrapping paper. books from
% 10 Is per cent: brooms. matches.
boots and shoes from average TO II
per cent to free: harness and saddlery
OF leather or other materials, india
rubber. lead pencils. leather working
gloves. from so per cent, all are put
on the free list.
Even Injuries feel in slight meas
ure the pruning knife Of downward
revision. Thirty articles are given
slightly lower duties, half a dozen are
increased perfumery, gold
and silver manufactures not specifical-
ly provided for. and ivory tusks. AM
bergris and altar or roses, free In the
Payne bill are assessed 20 per cent.
Some OF the items slightly reduced
are perfumed toilet soap; china. porce-
lain, etc, painted and decorated glass
and marble manufactures; fancy
cakes; game. except birds, Noting
ham lace, window curtains, oriental
rugs. handkerchiefs, trimmed hats.
jewelry. laces and embroideries and
gloves.
What's on Free List.
The free list is greatly enlarged.
The following articles are added:
Alcohol. methY or wood; ammonia,
antttoxins. charcoal. paris green, rad
ium salts. salts for medicinal pur-
poses. sulphur. tanning materials.
beauxite, crude: burrstones. freestone.
granite. sandstone. limestone, unman-
ufactured not suitable for building
stone; iron ore. including magniferous
iron ore and the dross residum from
burnt pyrites; hoop or band iron for
baling; cut nails, horseshoes, hob and
cut wire nails, and spikes. horse and
mules shoes lacks and brads, barb,
fencing baling wire; steel rails. tung.
stem bearing ore, cash registers limo
atf nj
sewing machines; typewriters, boards,
planks. deals. other lumber: broom
handles, clapboards, hubs, posts, head
ing bolts. stave dolls and all blocks or
sticks, rough hewn, sawed or bored;
Iaths, pickets and palings: slaves,
shingles, timber, hewn sided or squar-
ed; round timber for spars or
wharves; bacon and hams beef. veal,
water fish. not specifically provided
for; herring. cells and smells, fresh
or frozen: mackerel, halibut, or sal
mon; meats OF all kinds, prepared and
preserved; lard tallow, milk; cream
bread biscuits. waters, etc. buck
wheat -four, broom, corn. corn or
maise: corn meal and rolled oats oat
hulls: wheat -four: semeline, potatoes.
sdli, SNlHt, Sbyd DtdIS, sugar Vi
milk. hadging for cotton; fax straw:
raw wool: press cloth for milling pur-
poses: wooden rags and waste: wood
pulp. mechanically ground; unbleach-
ed and bleached printing paper for
books and newspapers valued at not
more than 21-2 cents per pound:
bibles, bone meal. bran, screenings:
coal. bituminous compositions used
for fuel; slack or culm coal; cork
waste. etc. gloves made OF horse
hides, pigskins and cattle hides, boots
and shoes Of leather: harness. sad
dies and saddlery Of feathers, a@ficul-
tural implements; leather. inc%ding
shoe laCes.
The following articles at present on
the free list are made dutiable:
Tea, impure waste. siftings. etc:
vanilla beans: licorice roots: cocoa
nuts and cocoa meats; palm nuts and
palm nut kernels; cinnamon; cloves
ginger root: mace: nutmegs. pepper:
pimento; diamonds, rough or uncut:
diamonds. miners natural or broken:
glazers. not set. and diamond dust
other precious stones rough anil I'M
cut: furs and fur skins not dressed:
ivory tusks in natural state and vege-
fable ivory in natural state