The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-12
Tariff Bill VIII Raise
$3.50, 600, 900 Annually

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE new
Republican tariff bill designed to raise
$3.50, 100000 annually, was returned to
the house today for final action follow
ing adoption of compromise agree
ments between senate and house con-
ferees on some two thousand conflict
ing rates.
Administration leaders hope to rush
the completed bill thru both houses
and to get it into President Hard
ings hands before the end of the
month.
The New Rates.
(By The Associated Press)
Washington, Sept. II. The more
important rates in the administration
tariff bill as finally agreed upon in
conference are:
Agricultural Products.
Cattle. from 11sc to &c pound; Payne
valorein; Underood, free.
Sheep and goats, 81 head. Fresh lamb.
Hogs, Aac a pound. Fresh pork, nc
pound. bacon. ham and shoulder, &c a
pound Lard. 1c a pound; hard compounds
and substitutes, 4c pound.
lie gallon. Cream, zoe a gallon. Milk,
| condensed or evaporated, sweetened, 1hc a
Butter and oleomargarine and other but
ter substitutes. Sc pound. Cheese and
substitutes, &c pound Payne-Aidrich, &C /;
Underwood, 20 per cent.
Poultry, live, SC a pound; dead, &c a
pound Eggs of poultry in the shell, SC
dozen.
Horses and mules valued up to $3.50 each,
$50 each; valued over $50 each, 20 per
| cent.
Fresh or frozen salmon, mackerel and
| halibut, &c a pound. Herring and mack
erel, picked or .salted, 1c a pound.
Barley, 20c a busheI.
Corn, 15c bushel
Macaroni and noodles, &c pound.
| Oats, 15c a bushel.
| Milled rice. &c a pound.
Rye, 15c a Dushel.
Wheat, Doe a bushel. Wheat flour, 7Sc
| per 100 pounds.
| Apples, 25c bushel.
Apricots, green, ripe, dried or in brine,
| &c pound
| Cider, &C a gallon.
I Figs, fresh, dried or in brine, &c pound
Raisins. &c a pound
Lemons. &c a pound.
pound.
Olives. in brine, green or ripe, zoe a gal
| Ion.
| Peaches and pears, &c a pound
| Pineapples, in bulk, Ac each.
| per cent.
Almonds, unshelled 4&c nouud O..
! shelled, lac a pound.
! Brazil nuts, lie pound
Cocoanut meat, shredded, size pound.
Peanuts, unshelled, &c pound; shelled,
| DC pound
Walnuts, unshelled, 4c a pound; sheIled,
lie a pound.
Peas, green or dried, lie g. hundred.
Onions, lie pound.
+ Irish potatoes, soc per 100 pounds.
Tomatoes, half of 1c hundred.
Chocolate and cocoa, &c a pound.
Hay, 81 ton.
Hops, 2oc pound.
Sugar.
Sugar and manufactures of:
Sugar, zoe a pound (1.76c pound Gu
ban raw. Maple sugar and maple syrup,
4c pound. Sugar candy and all confec-
tionery, 40 per cent.
| Cotton, Wool.
Wool and manufactures of:
Raw wool, Bic a pound of secured con-
| tent Women's and children's dress goods
! from 3Ic a pound and 80 per cent to 45c
a pound of the wool content and 80 per
| Wooden cloth, for mems and women's
suttings and coatings, from 24c a pound
| and Az per cent to 45c pound on the WOO
content and so per cent. Blankets, auto
mobile robes and similar articles from 1St
a pound and 80 per cent to 37e a pound
/ gloves and mittens from 36c pound anc
| 80 per cent to Acc a pound and so per cent
Knit underwear from 36c a pound and 81
| per cent to Acc pound and 90 per cent
| sweaters and other outer wear, knit oil
| croeheted, from 36e a pound and 40 pei
| cent 10 4Oc u pOunu ana 0U per cent.
| Clothing and other articles of wearing
| apparel, Lot knit or crocheted, from 25c 6
| pound and 40 per cent to Ace a nound AM
so per cent. Oriental and chenille axmin
minister carpets and rugs, not specially
provided for, and Wilton and Brussels car.
| pets and rugs and velvet and tapestry car
pets and rugs, 40 per cent.
| Cotton and manufactures of:
Cotton sewing thread, from 20 per cen
cent to 40 per cent. Table damask, 80 pei
cent. Quilts or bedspreads 40 per cent
Sheets, pillow cases, blankets, towels, etc.
| 70 per cent.
| Table and bureau covers, napkins, center
pieces and doilies, 80 per cent. Gloves
from 80 per cent to so per cent Knit un
derwear and all other wearing apparel no
specially provided for, 45 per cent. Cloth
| ing ana other wearing apparel not specially
provided for, 80 per cent Lace window
| curtains, 60 per cent
| Flax and Hemp.
Linen cloth, from 80 per cent to 80 pei
| cent. Table damask, 40 per cent. Towel.
cent Sheets and pillow cases, 40 per cent
| Linen handkerchiefs, Undermined. 80 PEI
cent; hemmed, 70 per cent, Clothing ant
articles OF wearing apparel not special,
provided for, 30 per cent
Silk and SILK Goods.
| Sewing silk twist and floss, s1.JO s
pound. SILK cloth, IS per cent. Knit uiI
derwear, hose. balf hose and gloves, 80 pei
4 SChI. OuteI wear anu OIHer knit or Gro
cheted goods, 60 per cent. Clothing ant
| other wearing apparel not knit or Gro
cheted, 60 per cent. Handkerchiefs AM
| woven mufflers, unhemmed, 90 per cent
hemmed, 60 per cent Knit goods, ribbon.
| and other fabrics and articles of artificial
| silk, 4oc pound and 60 per cent.
Steel and Metal Goods.
| Metals and manufactures of:
| Pig iron, 75c ton. Steel wire, &c to
1zc a pound.
Steel rails, 1-10c pound. Steel wool, 1Oc
| pound and 80 per cent. Horse shoes, Loo
a pound. Nails, exceeding two inches IN
| length, 4-10c pound, less than inches
In length, 10 per cent. Screws, % per
cent. Table, household and hospital uteu.
| sns. and hollow or flat ware of iron and
| steel and enameled or glazed with yitreous
glasses, DC pound and 30 per cent; com
| posed OF aluminium, lie a pound and 81
per cent; of copper, brass or other base
metals, 40 per cent Hair, safety, hat and