Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12

ney 25 cents Underwood free. Oils 21 to 26 cents pound; Fordney Is to 20 cents Underwood free, other wool waste and shoddy IS cents pound; Fordney 14 cents; Underwood free. Manufactured 36 cents puund and 25 per cent. Fordney Is 2-S cents pound and 10 per cent. to 2715 cents pound and 10 per cent; Underwood peI cent.
 Yarns 26 cents pound and 30 per cent to 89 cents pound and 40 per cent. Ford ney 20 cents pound and Is per cent. to 30 cents and ? per cent. Underwood IS to 25 per cent.
 l Woven fabrics 40 cents pound and 50 per cent. to 49 cents and 55 per cent. Fordney 30 cents and 22 per cent to S6 cents and 271s per cent. Underwood 25 to 40 per cent.
 Hose, gloves and nnittens, 30 cents pound and 36 per cent. to 49 cents pound and 50 per cent ; Fordney 30 cents and 25 per cent. to 36 and 30 per cent. Underwood 20 to 40 per cent. l Clothing and articles of wearing appar- el not knit, 26 cents pound and 40 per | cent. to 39 cents pound and 800 per cent. Fordney 20 cents and 2E per cent. to S6 cents and 30 per cent; Under wood 35 per cent
 Carpets and rugs 30 per cent, to 55 per cent Fordney 1 to cents; square foot 20 to 30 per cent. Underwood 20 to 50 per cent.
 All manufactures of wool not specif- cally provided for, 55 per cent, ad va lorem Fordney 25 per cent; Under wood S5 per cent
 W)-It would be provided that such wools could be imported under bond and if within three years satisfactory proof were furnished that they had been used in the manufacture of rugs, carpets or any other floor coverings, the dutiex would be remitted.
 Cotton and Manufactures.
 Lopg staple cotton cents per pound FordHey, Payne-Aldrich and Underwood free
 l Short staple cotton free as in Fordrey, Payne -Aldrich and Underwood.
 Cotton yarns, including warps, not bleached, dyed, colored combed or piled, Of numbers not exceeding number 100, not less than per cent. and in addi- tton for each number, 1-4 of 1 per cent; of numbers exceeding number 100, not less than 30 per cent Fordney same ex- lcept within per number rate 1-4 of 1 per cent. and maximum 25 per cent; Payne Aldrich minimum 15 per cent; Under wood to 25 per cent.
 Cotton yarn including warps, bleached, dyed, colored or piled of numbers not ex- Iceeding number 100 not less than 10 per cent. ad valorem and in addition for each number 1-4 of 1 per cent. numbers ex- ceeding number 100, not less than S5 per 1 cent with a further provision that where such yarns are printed, dyed or colored with vat dyes, they shall pay an .addi- tional duty of per cent; Fordney mini mum ' per cent with minimum per number 1-5 of 1 per cent. and higher 1rritl, a further provision that where such yarns are printed dyed or colored with vat dyes, they shall pay an additional duty of per cent; Fordney minimum ' per cent, with minimum per number 1-5 of 1 per cent and higher numbers not
 less than 20 per cent. on numbers less than 14o Underwood 12 per cent. to
 27 IA per cent.
 Cotton cloth, dyed, made of similar
 yarns, not less than IS per cent ad va lorern to 45 per cent. ad valorem and
 BIO of 1 per cent ad valorem per num-
 Der below number 100; Fordney, from
 13 to B per cent and 1-5 of 1 per cent
 per number Payne-AldrBch, non-compar-
 able Underwood, 10 per cent. to 30 per
 cent
 Tire fabrics or fabrics for use in pneu-
 matic tires, including cord fabrics, 25
 per cent; Fordney and Underwood same dy IS-AluI iClAy 1O pSI CClANs Pile fabrics, including plush or velvet
 ribbons, 55 per cent; Fordney, B 1-3 per cent; Payne-Aldrtch. minimum of 47 1-2 per cent Underwood, 40 per cent.
 Table damask, 40 per cent; Fordney, 28 per cent Payne-Aldrich, 40 per cent Underwood, 40 per cent.
 Sheets. pillow cases, blankets and tow els, 30 per cent; Fordney, 20 per cent Payne-Aldrich, 45 per cent; Underwood 25 per cent
 , Knit fabrics, 35 to 50 per cent; Ford : ney, 23, to 35 per cent; Payne -Aldrich
 45 per cent; Underwood, 30 per cent. .Gloves-If single fold and not over ii
 inches long, g per dozen pairs, and fo1 each additional inch 10 cents per dozen if 2 or more fold $3.5o per dozen and 10 cents per dozen; other fabric knit gloves 50 per cent; woven fabric, 40 per cent Fordney, 23 to 40 per cent; Payne l Aldrich 40 to 50 per cent; Underwood
 35 per cent.
 Hose and half hose-70 cents per dozer pairs to 80 per cent Fordney, 35 cents ito 35 per cent; Payne-Aldrich, 70 cents to 55 per cent; Underwood, TO cents tc } 50 per cent.
 Underwear and all other wearing ap-
 parel. finished or unf1nished-40 cents
 per dozen and 12 1-2 per cent to 40 pei cent; Fordney, same; Payne-Aldrich, 6t CtIllS anu CSIIL pO OU pCI CC4lb CAi derwood, 30 per cent.
 Lace window curtains, nets, netting and bed sets-mininum 60 per cent Fordney, minimum 40; Payne-A1drich minimum 50 per cent; Underwood, S5 tt l 60.
 Handkerchiefs and muf1ers-1o to 4 | per cent; Fordney, 10 to 90; Payne-Al Q drich 10 to 55 Underwood, 25 to 30. 6 Shirt, Collars and Cuffs-35 cents dog en and 15 per cent / Fordney, 25 cent. and 12 i-2 per cent; Payne-Aldrich, 4
 cents and 15 per cent Underwood, 30 pe
 cent.
 silk and silk Goods. I Partially manufactured, including : noils, 55 cents pound, but not less thai . 35 per cent. ad valorem Fordney 3 cents and not less than 25 per cent I tPayne-Aldrich, 35 cents pound Under 5 wood, 20 cents pound. ], Spun silk not less than 40 per cent Il Fordney not less than 26 per cent . Payne-Aldrich not less than S5; Under 5 wood 35 per cent.
 = (The senate bill includes artificial sill in both of the foregoing paragraphs.)
 Woven fabrics in the piece, 57 1-2 cent
 pound to a maximum of 55 per cent. ad valorem Fordney 57 1-2 cents pound t , 33~1 1-3 per cent; Payne-Aldrich 70 cent , to s3.50 per pound Underwood 45 pc II cent
 All manufacturers of silk not speciail provided for SO per cent; ITordney, 35 . Payne-Aldrich 50; Underwood, 45 Yarns of artificial or imitation silk no !; less than 35 per cent Foraney not les : than 23 per cent Payne-Aldrfch not les l noy4%s TT1oIa