The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-30
Proposed Tariff Schedules of Administration Measure
 As Made Public YesterdaA
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 wood, 3 cents. Brazil nuts, 1 cent a pound; Underwood same. Cocoanuts, F of l cent each; Underwood free. | Peanuts, cents pound; Underwood, ] ss of 1 cent Walnuts, 2la cents a l pound; Underwood, cents.
 Flax seed, 25 cents a bushel; Un- l derwood, 20 cents. Dried beans, IA cents a pound; Underwood fres.t i Dried peas, 75 cents 100 pounds ;, 1 Underwood, 10 cents .sbushel. 1 Onions, 70 cents 100 pounds: Un- 1 derwood, 20 cents bushel. Irish potatoes 42 cents a 100 Underwood l free. Tomatoes, raw, 1 cent a pound / 1 Underwood free.
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 Chocolate and cocoa. 17l2 per cent; l Underwood, per cent. Hay, $4 a ton; Underwood, $2 a ton. Hops. "A cents a pound; Underwood, 16c: hop extracts. S1.50 a pound; Underwood, l 50 per cent.
 i UnmiNed wools. 2S per cent ad va lorem up to cents a pound: Under, wood free; wools on the skin, "A per | cent up to 6 cents a pound; Under- wood free. Other wools and animal hair, 25 cents pound. up to 35 per cent ad valorem; Underwood free. i Waste, 25 cents a pound; Underwood free. Noils. 15 cents; Underwood 1 free Shoddy and wool extracts, IA cents; Underwood free. Manufac- i tured, l6 2-S cents pound. and 10 i per cent ad valorem; Underwood. per cent. Yarn, 20 cents a pound and 1 Ia per cent ad valorem; Underwood. | Is per cent. Woven fabrics, 30 cents a pound and 22 per cent. ad valorem, ' up to 36 cents pound and 29la per cent ad valorem; Underwood, S5 per 1 cent. Blankets, 20 cents a pounl l and 20 per cent up to 30 cents 1 pound and 20 per cent, Underwood. 25 per cent, Felts, 20 cents a pound and 20 per cent up to 90 cents and ' 20 per cent; Underwood, 35 per cent. Knit fabrics. 25 cents a pound and 20 | per cent, up to 36 cents a pound anl ! 25 per cent; Underwood, 35 per cent. 1 Hose. gloves, mittens 30 cents pound and 25 per cent, up to 36 cents a pound and 30 per cent; Underwood i 20 to 40 per cent. Knit underwear, 30 cents a pound and 20 per cent up | to 36 cents pound and 25 per cent; Underwood, 30 per cent. Clothing, 20 cents pound and 20 per cent ad | valorem. up to 36 cents pound and | 30 per cent; Underwood, 35 per cent Carpets and rugs. l to cents square foot and 20 to 30 per cent ad vaiorem; Underwood 20 to 50 uNr cent. All manufactures not specially provided for. 25 per cent; Underwood 40 per cent.
 Sugar and MoIasses
 Sugars, tank bottoms, syrups of cane juice. molasses, testing not above 75 sugar degrees. and all mix lures of sugar and water. l .16 cents a pound, and .04 of l cent per pound additional for each additional sugar degree; Underwood, I'll cent pound and .026 for each additional sugar l degree. Molasses and syrups testing not above 4S per cent, l cent gal lon; Underwood. not above 40 de- l grees. 15 per cent. Maple sugar and syrup. cents pound Underwood free. Sugar cane. sl ton: Under wood 15 per cent. Sugar candies. 30 per cent; Underwood. 25 per cent Wood and Lumber
 Timber hewn. one-half of 1 cent a cubic foot; Underwood free.
 Logs, fir, spruce, cedar or heni- lock, Sl per thousand feet; Under wood free. (Provision Is made for ex- emption to countries having no em- bargo or restrictions upon exporta- tions to the United States during the last year)
 Logs, sawed. boards and other forms of cedar, slignum vitae, ebony, mahogany and other cabinet woods. 15 per cent; Underwood, 10 per cent,
 Wood veneers. 20 per cent; Under wood, .15.
 Railroad ties, telegraph and tele- phone poles, 10 per cent; Underwood. same.
 Wheel woods. 10 per cent; Under wood free.
 Tickets, slaves and hoops. 10 per cent: Underwood free.
 Shingles, 50 cents ,thousanda Un-