The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-04-08


"3 TO - ana - per cent; dress goods
from ~ I" 10 p'r cent. rcad| made
clothing "t WOO from ~ per cent. I" 80
yer cent, and carpets from rates rang
ing rom 80 I" y p"' cont. I" rates from
Z" 10 % per C.ni
, ,. p.
Cndcr -" cotton sch-dule spool
tnreao mas ''"n '''"c'u from 10 !"
per cent cotton thr'a" from 81 10 ~
per cent cotton 'in'h from - 10 %
per cent "a'"flr""' 'I''i from ." ''
80 PVT ''"''' '''"H "''' '''''''"S I'O'''
10 to ." pc cont. collars and euHs
rom o. I" "' cent h"h"ke''h'' Is
from o. to 3" per cent STOCKINGS
from - TO % per cont gloves from ~
10 50 per cent underwear from b" 10
20 p'' cont an" COTTON "d'"'sN ro'"
ON linen goods also there have been
reductions. Row faN ana raw hemp
nave h"'n cut down rom S--.Ao ana
S22.bo per ''n. respectively, TO >ll.:p
each luxe yarns nay" he"n s!ashed
from 6'"o per cent ad fal"rem To l.
rer cent; cables ana corda9c from
Gas per cent. - 40 per cent; oiIcloths
ND' ''"''' '''''' - 49, i''' ~'''
NandkoTchiefS from 90 10 ~ per cent
the Idea "I the large extension "' 'he
free lis, for rnanu:actured products is
illustrated IN IN" !uinhSr schtdule Ihus
sawed boards other than cabinet wood
have been carried to the trcr lists whi!"
sawed cabinet woods which were l-.''
per cent IN l'I-. ar" now ~ per cent
casks ana hafreIS. wh'ch We're ~ per
cent, ar" no" i''''' an" mouse iurh!-
ture. which under the present law Is
taxed j" per cent. mas h"en reduced
10 10 per cent.
ThHrc mas pe"n cut on the iates lot
brick from 80 per cent 10 10 per cent.
and on I'll" from A. 70 :" per cent: on
asphalt from 81 t" per cent on
carthenware from "a 70 10 per cent.
and on window glass from 40 To 2s
per cent
When il came to plate glass tn" tariff
,.,.,sa an a,.n,av, -. as ,.r con-. as
compared with an average under the
present law of SO per cent.
Under tho metal schedule pig iron
and slabs have been reduced from 1886
in each case.
Beams and structural iron and s,e-i
have been reduced from 23 to II per
cant. and forgIncs from 80 TO IL per
cent. Lead ores have been reduced from
u, cents to l., cent pound. Will.
nickel and zinc hearing ores. which are
free undar the pr,scn, Law. will he taxed
10 nor cent
1.h,-. .,o h.c, \ d.cid.l r.d,,,,i,,,
q, tho r,t.s ON all forms Of metal utrn.
sis uscd f., households. also the IIcvr,.
has los, i,s placa ~ a luxury l.,s,.Xc.
nnIv -, nor con, no cnnna-ol v,,h a.
nor con, and ,racr tho democrat,
hiIl ;,nn-,ors will nav onIv q; nor cen,
,r ..y,rs &c com,orod u.i,I, - n.r cant
,,,,,,. ,,. ,,,.,.,,,,,, io,,
The chemical schca,,l. shows the
creates, variation Of any Th.r. ar.
some heavy reduction. bur in many
other instances the duties have h.en
raised hcvond those in tho payne law
Wig '"' 4" h"rarir Acid.
For instance. boracic acid i on, from
rs ,o u nor cent. GIN. from 2. tn "A
per cen,. and red lead from so /, -
per cent Moderate reductions have
been made on medicinal prepara,ion..
which are en-, from o. IN /; nor con,
',no"''s l"p''' 10 10 yer cent ana
In mailing un the ratios an tho
chemical schedule the -cv;sionlstg u.ore
guided N cacg instance as to u.h,,ber
they hc'ov.d tho ar,lcIe ,vas q ,co,,
si'N a comfort or A, luxury sni also hv
It's relation 70 tho revenue yjoId,,y
rower or N, schcdu,c
In commenting on some -. ~. t.
creases tho wavs and Means Comr,r,,..
contends ,ha. Tho nr,ro ,ro,,,..
,h-ougNout Rad been Ia prar. .bo ,,,,h-
y. as much roIiof as nrac-,c,, ,.,na =,
-hc Same ,Ime con.o,,.i,, 49, -, "
o: the Government To tho uec..sor,
tent.
Among .hc I.r,s :, two a,.!.,
.,,,l,,i, ..,, ' .''''''I
{, ra,es ia aIz,,,,r ,,.,io 80 '",''
nosed a 10 nor CON-, d,,,,. a'.,,,, ~,
VIII, thc nrosor, troa ,i.,,.
tic,c. ,ho ba,sor,. ,i,i,, - ~" d,
,nItt,d freo also oro ,a,oa -, ~" "u-
,d y,,oro,,, rnat ." P'r cent
.r, f-oo m,ao, .'' u','.l'a '"S' "h!ch
tsyed = No. -" p'SeH' id"' are
,rso ,r, t,,.,1 5",HN' "hoh were
N' '"''' 'H''I III" present Nil.