Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-13

c,n managers. will be called UP Wed
nesday with the expectation that II
will be disposed Of not later nan
Thursday.
The measure then will go TO the
senate but because Of opposition TO
the dye embargo and other provisions
action there may be delayed a week or
more. LII i; o.tnated
rouobly by the experts to raise ap-
oroximateiy S4Oo, 900 900 in revenue on
The bs sis of the present volume OF the
nation's imports trade. The level OF
It's rate. according to the experts. IL
slightly below the level in the Payne-
Aldrich bill. the last republican protec-
five tariff. the bill is considerably ABOVE
me level of the democratic Underwood
law now in force. The bill will become
effective Immediately after ereslden'
h.. Harding signs it, replacing the Chuer-
wood and emergency acts. IL Is oe-
signed to a large extent, It's trameISS
have said. to meet the unusual world
economic situation and more parucu-
larIy to protect American Industries
from the low cost industries in Ger
MANY and the countries carved out Oh
Austria and Hungary.
The more important rates in the al,
4oinistration tariff bill as finally agreed
upon in conference are:
Agricultural Products
Cattle from III to 2 cents a ponna
spavne-Aldrich from So a head to Z712
ner cent advalorein; Underwood free.
Sheep and goats, 81 a cad
Fresh lamb, four cents a pound.
Hogs, half cent a pound,
Fresh pork, three-fourths OF a cent
Bacon. ham and shoulder, two cents
q pound.
Lard one cent a pound; lard com
pounds and substitutes, four Genus a
Milk, fresh. two and q half cents a
gallon; buttermilk, one cent a gallon
cream two cents a gallon.
Mill. condensed or evaporateu
sweetened, one cent a pound.
Rutter and oleomargarine and otnef
'hntter substitutes, eight cents a pound
Cheese and substitutes, five cents
pound; Payne-Aldrich. SIX cents; IN
derwood, 20 per cent. ,nd
Poultry, live, three cents q poundi
poultry, dead, six cents a pound
Eggs Of poultry, in the SMELL eish'
cents q dozen. 4
Honey. three cents a pounds.
Horses and mules valued up to siou
each $40 each; valued over $3.50 each
20 per cent.
Fresh or frozen salmon, mackereI
and halibut, 2 cents a pound.
Herring and mackerel, picked OF
salted, 1 cent a pound,
Barley, 20 cents a bushel.
Corn. Is cents a bushel.
Macaroni and noodles, z cents a
pound.
Oats. Is cents a bushel.
Milled rice, 2 cents a pound.
Rye, Is cents a bushel.
Wheat. 30 cents a busnel' whes'
flour, IS cents per 100 pounds.
Apples. % cents a bushel :,
Apricots. green, ripe. dried or II
brine. y cent a pound. .
Figs. fresh. dried or in brine,
cents a pound.
Raisins, 2 cents a pound.
Lemons, 2 cents A pound.
Lines, oranges and grapefruit, 1 cen
a pound. y,
cents a gallon.
Peaches and pears, " cent a pound
pineapples in bulk, u cent q pound
Marmalade jellies and fruit buffers
35 per cent.
lmOnd unSnRlle0, IA 1tnNS
pound; shelled, IA cents a pound
Brazil nuts, l cent a pound.
Cocoanut meat. shredded. 5E cent
a pound. -ud
shelled. t cents a pound. ,
Walputs, unshelled, 4 cents a pound
shelled, IL cents a pound.
Peas. green or dried, l cent a pound
Onions, / cent a pound.
Irish potatoes, B cents per III
pounds.
Tomatoes. u cent a pound.
Turnips, IL cents per 100 pounds.
Chocolate and cocoa, 2 cents a pound
Hay. 81 a on.
Hops, "a cents a pound.
Sugar and Manufactures Of
Sugar. 2.20 cent a pound (1.7S
pound, Cuban raw). /.
Maple sugar and maple syrup, 4 cent
a pound.
Sugar candy and all confectionery
40 per cent.
Wool and Manufactures Of
Raw woods, 81 cents a pound o
secured content.
Women's and chiidren's dress goods
from 81 cents a pound and so per cen
70 45 cents a pound Of the wool con
tent and 30 per cent.
Wooden cloth for mems and women
suitings and coatings, from "a cent
a pound and 10 cents to 45 cents
pound on the wool content and 81
per cent.
Blankets, automobile robes AM
similar articles, from 1S cents
pound and 80 per cent, to 81 cents
pound and 40 per cent.
Hose and half hose, gloves ant
mittens, from 80 cents a pound an.
35 per cent to IS cents a pound an,
so per cent.
Knit underwear, from 36 cents
pound and 30 per cent to 45 cents
pound and 30 per cent.
Sweaters and other outer wear
knit or crocheted from 36 cents
pound and 40 per cent to 45 cents
pound and so per cent.
Clothing and other articles Of wear
ing apparel, not knit or crocheted
from "a cents a pound and 40 per cen
to As cents a pound and so per cent
Oriental and chenelle Axminste
carpets and rugs, IS per cent
Administer carpets and rugs no
specifically provided for and Wilton
and Brussels carpets and rugs an
velvet and tapestry carpets n rugs
40 per cent.
Y Cotton and Manufactures of
Cotton sewing thread, from 20 pc
cent TO 80 PEI. cent