New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

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ib cents each and A5 per cent to 30
cents each and 45 por cent; Payne
Aidrlch and Underwood, no correspond
ing provisions.
umbrellas. parasoIs and 'sunshades,
covered with other than paper or lace,
4o per cent; Payne-Aldricli, 30 per
cent; Underwood, 35 per cent.
Free List
Agricultural implements, including
plows, tooth or disk harrows, harvest
ers, reapers, agricultural drills and
planters, mowers {except lawn NOW
ers), horserakes, cultivators, thresh.
ing machines, cotton gins, wagons and
carts.
Animals imported for breeding pur-
poses.1 Antimony ore. AntitoSins, vac
cines, serums and bacteriness Suiphide
OF arsenic. ASBESTOS, crude.
Bibles. Binding twine made from
New Zealand hemp, manila, Tampico
fber, sisal grass or sum. Bread.
irgs, bound or unbound, il printed
more than twenty years. Books and
pamphlets printed wholly or chiefly in
foreign languages. Books, Libraries,
usual and reasonable" furniture and
similar household effects of persons
or families from foreign countries, not
intended for sale. Borax, crude. Old
brass Bristles, crude. Bullion, gold
or silver.
Linotypes and all typesetting ma
chimes, typewrters, shoe machinery
and tar and oil-spreading machines
for road construction.
Chalk, crude.
Coal, anthracite, bituminous, culm,
l. II ,hr IL
Cocoa and cacao beans.
Coins of gold, silver, copper or other
metals
Copper. ore and copper in plates,
bars, ingots or pigs.
Cork wood or cork bark.
Cotton.
Fans, common palm leaf, not orna-
mented or decorated.
Guano, basic Stag, manures and
other substances used chiefly for fer
tilizers
Hair of horses and cattle.
Rope made of rawhide.
Hides of cattle.
Ice.
India rubber and gutta percha, crude.
Iodine, crude.
Iron ore.
Ivory tusks in their natural state.
Jet, manufactured.
Junk.
Boots and shoes made wholly or in
chief value of leather.
Leather cut into shoe uppers, vamps,
or soles.
Asphalt and bitumen.
Lemon juice and lime juice, contain
ing less than per cent of alcohol.
Mechanically ground and chemical
wood pulp.
Needles, hand sewing or darning
Newspapers and periodicals.
Oil cake and oil-cake meal.
Oakum.
Whale and other fish oils of Ameri-
can fisheries.
Crude petroleum and fuel oil.
Ores of gold, silver, or nickel, and
Of the platinum metals.
Parchment and vellum.
Pearl, mother of, and shells, not
sawed, cut, faxed, or advanced in any
value from the natural state.
Personal effects, not merchandise, Of
citizens of the United States dying in
foreign countries.
Phosphates, crude and apatic.
Platinum, unmanufactured or in in
| gots, bars, sheets or plates.
Potassium chloride and sulphate.
! Quinine sulphate.
Radium and salts of.
| Shrimps. and Holsters.
Silk, raw, and silk cocoons and silk
1 waste.
I Sodium nitrates, sulphate, crude, OF
| salt cake and inter cake.
| Standard newsprint paper.
Sulphur in any form, and sulphul
ore.
Tar and pitch Of wood.
Tea.
Teeth, natural
Tin ore and black oxide of tin, pro.
vided that there shall be imposed upor
black ovide of tin duty of a cents &
pound and upon bar, block, or pig tir
duty of 6 cents pound when th'
American mines are producing 1,50'
tons of cassiterite and bar, block ant
| pig tin year.
Turpentine, gum and spirits of, ahd
rosin.
Vegetable tallow.
Wax.
All barbed wire, whether plain o
galvanized.
Original paintings in oil, mineral
water or other colors, and origina
sketches.
Works of art, productions of Ameri
can artists residing temporarily abroad
| White arsenic.
| Bananas.
Common house brick.
Portland cement.
Cotton, both long and short staple.