New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12

Clothing and articles of wearing an
parel not knit, 2s cents pound and DO
per cent to 80 cents and 55 per cent;
r. 20 cents and 25 per cent to SO cents
and 30 per cent: IT,, 35.
Iarpets and rugs, 80 per cent to So
per cent: F.. l to cents; square foot,
20 to 30 per cent; u, 90 to so.
All manufactures of wolo not specif-
ically provided for, So per cent adj
valorem: f.. Is; u. 35.
N)--It would be provided tina. such
woods could be imported under bond,
and IT within three years satisfactory
proof were furnished that they had
been used in the manufacture of rugs,
carpets or any other floor coverings
the duties would be RENTED.
Cotton and Manufactures
Long staple cotton, cents pound;
F., PA. and u. free.
Short staple cotton, free as in F.. P
A. and u.
Cotton yarns, including warps, not
bleached. dyed, colored. combed or
piled, of numbers not exceeding No.
100, not less 5, per cent and, in addition,
for each number one-quarter of ! uer
cent; Of numbers exceeding No. 100,
not less than 80 per cent; F. same,
except minimum per number rate one
quarter of l per cent and maximum 25
per cent; PA. minimum, Is per cent;
u. to 25 per cent.
Cotton yarn, incluang warps,
bleached, dyed, colored or piled, of
numbers not exceeding No. 100. not
less than 10 per cent ad valorem and.
IN addition for each number, one-auar-
ter OF l per cent; numbers exceeding
NO. 100, not less than 35 per .ent,
with a further provision that where
such yarns are printed, dyed or colored
wiah vat dyes. they shall pay an addi-
tonal duty of 5 per cent; F. minimum,
Z per cent, with minimum per number
one-fifth of l per cent and higher num-
bers not less than 81 per cent; PA.
not less than 90 per cent On numbers
less than lao; u, ~ to 2712 per cent.
Cotton wastes, silver and rowing, 10
per cent; r. 5; PA. 20; u, 5.
Cotton cloth not bleachcd, printed or
dyed. containing yarn not exceeding
Number 100, not less than Is per cent,
and in addition for each number one
fourth of l per cent; when exceeding
Number 100 not less than 40 per cent;
F., Is to 40 per cent, with a minimum
of one-ffth of per cent for each num-
Der; u. tx per cent to 2512 per cent.
Cotton cloth, dyed, made of similar
yarns, not less than Is per cent ad
valorem to as per cent ad valorem
and three-tenths of per cent
ad valorem per number below Number
100; F., from IS to 33 per cent and
one-ffth of l per cent per number;
u, 10 per cent to so per cent.
Tire fabrics or fabric for use in
pneumatic tire, including cord fabric,
70 per cent; f. and u, same; PA, 45
per cent.
Pile fabrics. including plush or vel
f G.' 10. Pa minimum" an per cent;
Table damask, 40 per cent; F., %;
PA, 40; u, Is.
Sheets, pillow cases, blankets and
towels, 80 per cent; F., 20; PA, as;
u, 25.
Knit fabrics, IS to so per cent; F., %
to S.; PA, as; u, 80
Gloves, if single fold and not over II
inches long, So per dozen pairs and for
each additional inch 10 cents per doz-
en-; if two or ore fold, $3.50 per dozen
and 10 cents per dozen; other fabric
knit gloves, so per cent; woven fabric.
40 per cent; F., % to 40 per cent;
PA, 40 to so; u. 35.
Hose and half hose. 10 cents per doz-
en- pairs to 80 per cent; F., IS cents to
IS per cent; PA, 10 to SIS, u, 70 to
so.
Underwear and all other wearing ap-
parel. finished or unfinished, 40 cents
per dozen and 1212 per cent to 40 per
cent; F., same; PA, so cents and Is
per cent to SO per cent; u, 80.
Lace window curtains, nets, netting
and bed sets, minimum so per cent; F.,
minimum 40; PA, minimum so; u,
IS to 60.
Handkerchiefs and mufiers, 10 to 40
per cent; F., 10 to 80; PA, 10 to IS;
u, Is to 80.
Shirt collars and cuffs, 35 cents g
dozen and Is per cent; F., rs cents and
1871 per cent; PA, as and Is; u, 30.
Silk and Silk Goods
Partially manufactured, including
noils, SIS cents pound, but not less than
So per cent ad valorem; F., 35 cents
and not less than rs per cent; PA, IS
cents pound; u, 20.
Spun silk, not less than 40 per cent;
F., not less than 26 per cent; PA, not
less than 35; u, 35.
(The Senate bill includes artificial
silk in both Of the foregoing para
graphs)
Woven fabrics in the piece, 571a
cents pound to q maximum Of 30 per
cent ad valorem; F., 5719 cents pound
to 33 1-3 per cent; PA, 70 cents to
$3.50 pound; T., as per cent.
Pushes, including hatters' plush, 81
to S240 pound, but not less than 80 per
cent ad valorem; F., not less than
33 1-3 per cent, with hatters' plush
eliminated; PA, 81 to S2.40: u, so
per cent.
Knit fabrics in the piece, IS per cent;
F., IS: PA, 60; u, 50.
Knit underwear, hose and gloves, 60
per cent; F., 40; PA, 60; u, 80.
Sweaters and other knit outer-wear,
so per cent; F., 40; PA, 60; u. SO.
Handkerchiefs and woven mufflers,
SIS to go per cent; F., SO 1-3 to 40 per
cent; PA, SO to 60; u, 40 to so.
Clothing and articles of wearing ap-
pare of every description, not spe-
cially provided for, 60 per cent ad
valorem; F., 40; PA, 60; u, so.
All manufactures of silk not spe-
cially provided for, so per cent; F., 80;
PA, SO; u, 45.
Yarns of artificial or imitation silk,
not less than IS per cent; F., not less
than %; PA, not less than 80; u, So.
Knit goods, ribbons and other fab
rio of artificial or imitation silk, As
cents pound and so per cent; F. as
cents and 37h per cent; PA. 45 and
go; u. 80 per cent.
Flax, hemp and jute: Flax straw, 50
ton. F. same; PA. SIS; U. free.
Hemp, 2 cents pound. F. Il cents;
PA. $3.50 ton; U. free.