Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
SENATE TARIFF
AMENDMENTS
To AID REVENUE
Several Millions Added to Income
of Nation in Underwood Bill
in Present Shape.


not to exceed one and one fourth
times that specified: Earthen, stone
| and chinaware; lemons. cheese. wines
Of all kinds, malt liquors. knitted
goods, silk dress and piece goods.
leather gloves. Iaces and embroideries
Of whatever material composed. and
| articles made wholly or in part Of
same; toys, jewelry and precious,
semi precious and imitation precious
stones"
Following are the principal changes
made by the Senate Committee in
the House bill
Added 10 the free list:
Ahzarin, single jute yarns, school
books, cement, creosote oil. anthra-
Gene and anthracene oil, GLACIERS and
engravers' diamonds, not cut: miners
diamonds and diamond dust, crude
artificial abrasives, flax and hemp
tow; amber gum, valued at not more
than so cents a pound; indigo Colors.
| pig iron, wrought and scrap iron:
! rerrO manganese and iron i'm slabs.
! blooms. loops or other forms less fin
D s 10
leather including patent leather for
| shoes, harness and saddle leather:
asphaltum- limestone rock asphalt.
needles for shoe machines photo
graphic films and moving picture
| MINIS. cyanide of potash; steel ingots.
! etc, not containing alloy, cattle,
| sheep and all other domestic live ami
mails suitable for human food wool
| OF the angora goat and alpaca. paint
lhss, etchlngs sculptures, etc, of a
| professional character"
Wheat on Free List.
wheat. 10 cents per bushel in the
Underwood bill was added to the free
| list, but the Senate committee re-
| tained retaliatory provision for a
| duty Of 10 cents a bushel on wheat.
| 40 cents barrel on flour and 10 per
| cent ad valurem on other wheat prod
ucts when imported from country
| that imposes duty on American wheat
| or wheat products
retaiiatory duty Of 10 per cent
! upon potatoes imported from coun-
! tries imposing duties against the
] United states also was inserted. PO-
| tatoes We're unreservedly on the free
/ list i'm the Underwood bill.
Other changes affecting living cost
| were as follows, the new Senate rate
! being stated first in each instance.
Agricultural PrOduCts-Oats
! cents bushel, House. 10 cents, oat-
! meal and rolled oats. 80 cents per
I hundred pounds, and oat feed Q cents
per hundred; House, free list; cheese
! : IL cents per pound, House 20 per
| cent; butter and butter substitutes
? 10 cents per pound; House. 3 cents.
| beets, 3 per cent, House. 10 per cent;
| eggs, frozen or otherwise prepared.
! tE "a
| frozen OF liquid egg albumen. 1 cent
per pound. House, free list: peas.
green or dried. 10 cents bushel,
| House, Is cents, naXseed, linseed anC
| other oil seeds 10 cents bushel.
House, 20 cents, all other seeds
| cents pound. House, 10 per cent aC
| Nalorem; zante and all other seeds.
| cents per pound; House. 10 per. cen
| ad valorem, zante currants. ] cent
pound; House, 2 cents.
Fish, except shellhsh, % per cent.
| House, 20 per cent; lemons. lines
oranges, grapefruit, shaddOCk and
pomelos, IL of / cent per pound:
House rates ranged from IS cents to
20 cents per package, according tC
| size, bananas, cents per bunch.
| House, free list
Oils-Alizarin assistants. soaps
containing castor oil, all other alizarin
and all soluble greases used I'm dye
ing, sottening. finishing. not special
! ly provided for % per cent adj yaIo-
! rem; House, % per cent.
FlaNsecd and linseed oil. raw. boiled
or oNydized 10 cents per gallon.
| House, Il
Olive oil, not specially provided for
| 20 cents gallon; House. 20 per cent
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