The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08
TIE DTspATcH RICHMoND va TUESDAY APRIL s. 1913

chimes now free, made duttaolo at 2S
per cent.
The schedule carries a blanket clause
that articles or wares not specially
wholly or partly OF platinum. gold or
silver. anu 20 per cent if wholly or In
chief value. composed OF iron. steel.
lead, copper. nickel pewter, zinc, alu-
niinuin or other metal.
Tableware, ponknives and watch
movements are required to boar tho
names OF the manufacturer and country
OF origin.
Lead bearing ore, from 11-2 cents
pound to 1-2 cent
Aluminium, from Z cents pound to
20 per cent.
per cent
Lead bullion. from 21-S cents pound
to 25 per cent
NICKEL pigs. from cents pound
to 10 per cent.
Chemicals. oils and paints:
Alkalics and compounds. from 90 per
cent ad valorcm to 10 per cent.
Alum. otc. from 4 cent per pound
to 10 per cent ad valorem.
bleaching powder from l-5 cent to
Ito cent per pound.
Fruit oils and essences, from 81
pound to 20 per cent ad valorem.
FlaXseed and linseed OIL from Is
cents gallon to IL cents
Cod, seal and whale oil, from cents
gallon to cents.
Crude opium. from $3.50 pound to
So
Prepared opium. from SO pound to 81.
Ocher and ocher earths:
Present rates range from IA cent
to 3-S cent pound; proposed rate.
per cent adj valorem.
Orange mineral, from S1-4 cent
pound to 25 per cent.
4 70
10 per cent.
Paints. colors, etc. from 30 per cent
TO 10 per cent.
White lead. from cents pound to
20 per cent.
Sponges, from 90 per cent to 10 per
cent
Silk goods:
Chiffrons, clothing ready made. arr
ticles OF wearing apparel of every de-
scription. including knit goods, from
60 per cent 10 80 per cent ad valorem.
Woven fabrics from so per cent to
10 per cent adj valorem.
Beltings. cords, tasseis. ribbons OF
artificial and imitation silk or horse
hair, from 40 cents per pound and co
per cent ad valorem additional, TO co
per cent ad valorcm.
Lumber and wood:
Neneers from 20 10 IL per cent
Osier or willow for baskctmake rs'
use, from 20 to 10 per cent.
Willow furniture. from a. TO % per
cent
Sugar:
The sugar schedule eliminates the
Dutch standard Of color and reduces
the basic rate. on sugar testing by the
polariscopc not above scvcnty-five de-
Erces. from nincty-flve one -hundreths
OF cent per pound 10 scventy-one
one hundrcth of cent per pound.
For each additional degree shown
by the polariscopic test. the additional
rate is reduced from thirty-:ive one
thousandths OF cent per pound to
twenty-six -thousandths Of cent
per pound.
The other items in tho cane sugar
section are changed as follows.
Molasses testing not above forty de-
Erees. from 30 to IS per cent ad va
loren; testing above forty and not
to IA cents per gallon; testing above
hfty-six degrees, from 6 cents TO
IL cents per gallon.
At the end of the section .he fol-
LOVING clause IS added:
provided that three years after tho
day when this act shall take effect, the
articles hcreinbefore enumerated in
this paragraph shall thereafter INC ad
United free Of duty"
Other reductions are:
Maple sugar and refined sirups,
from 10 cents per pound.
|lncose or grape sugar. from ~
10 is cents per pound.
manufactured sugar cane from
20 10 Is per cent
y provision placing the articles in
TINS section on the free list after
three years is also included.
sugar candy valued at Is cents nor
pound or less. from cents Il pound
and 10 per cent al valorcm, TO cents
per pound: valued at more than 10
cents per pound. from so 10 20 per
cent
cuban sugars, by treaty arrange
menus come In a ii 20 per cent re-