The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-19
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pressing effect on domestic prices and
production.

pressing effect on domestic prices and
production.
Cattle and Meat Changes
In proposing tariff rates, the foun-
dalton asks the following changes:
Feeder cattle, now IL cents a
pound, to be raised to cents a pound.
Slaughter cattle, 2h cents q pound,
to be raised to 4 cents.
Fresh beef, from 81 to 8 cents a
pound.
Fresh veal, 3 cents to 8.
Sheep, 50 head to 50 head.
Fresh mutton, 2is cents to 5 a
pound.
Fresh ,-:nb, 4 cents to 8.
Swine, 4 cent per pound to 3 cents.
Fresh pork, " cent to cents
pound.
Bacon, hams and shoulders, 2 cents
to s a pound.
Lard, / cent pounl to 5 cents
but not less than As per cent ad
| valorem.
Meats, all others. fresh, preserved
or prepared, 20 per cent ad valorem
to 40 per cent.
Milk, fresh Or sweet, from 21s cents
q gallon to 8, but not less than 40
per cent ad valorem.
Buttermilk, cent a gallon to 2
cents, but not less than 40 per cent
ad valorem.
Cream, 20 cents a gallon to 60 cents.
| but not less than 40 per cent ad
valorem.
Sour milk, cent a gallon to 2, but
not less than 40 per cent ad valorem.
| SKINNED milk, cents a gallon, but
not less than 40 per cent ad valorem.
| Butter, from II cents pound to Is,
but not less than IS per cent ad
valorem.
Oleomargarine and other substi-
tutes, 8 cents to Is, but not less than
As per cent ad valorem.
Cheese and substitutes, cents
pound and not less than Is per cent
adj valorem, to cents or 40 per cent
advalorem.
Proposed Dairy Rate Changes
Swiss cheese, Emmenthaler type.
from 7,s cents pound to II and not
less than 40 per cent ad valorem.
Live poultry, from 3 cents to 10
cents per pound.
All other live birds, from SO cents
each to So when imported for breed
ing purposes.
Eggs of poultry in the shell, from
cents per dozen to 10 cents.
Whole eggs, frozen or otherwise
prepared or preserved and n. S. p. f.,
cents per pound to IL cents.
Egg yolk, frozen or otherwise pre-
pared or preserved, and n. S. p. f., 6
cents per pound to II cents.
Egg albumen, frozen or otherwise
prepared or preserved, and n. S. p. f.,
6 cents per pound to IL cents.
Dried egg yolk, Is cents per pound
to 80 cents.
Dried whole egg, 10 cents per pound
to 36 cents.
Dried egg albumen, 10 cents per
pound to so cents.
Barley, hulled and unhulled, from
20 cents per busllel of 48 pounds, to
"a cents.
Corn. from Is cents per bushels of
Sc pounds, to 30 cents.
Oats. hulled or unhulled. from Is
cents per bushel of 80 pounds, to 16
cents, less than As per cent ad va
loren.
Unhulled ground oats. from As
cents per 100 pounds, to SO cents, but
no less than IS per cent ad valorem.
Rye. from Is cents per bushel of
Sc pounds, to % cents. but not less
than As per cent ad valorem.
Rye. flour and meal, from IS cents
per 100 pounds, to IS cents.
Wheat, from AZ cents per bushel of
go pounds, to 42 cents and cents adj
ditional for each y per cent over II
per cent protein.
Wheat flour, semolina, crushed or
crack wheat and similar wheat prod
ucts n. S. p. f., $l.04 per 100 pounds,
to $1.04.
Dried beet pulp. from IS per ton. to
$3.50.
Mixed feeds, consisting of an adj
mixture of grains of grain products
with oil cake, oil-cake meal, molasses
or other feedstuffs, from 10 per cent
ad valorem to IS per cent.
Screenings, scalpings. chaff, or
ScouringS of wheat. or other grains or
seeds, unground or ground. from 10
per cent ad valorem to u cent a
pound. but no. less than As per cent.
Flaxseed. from 40 cents rsr bushel
Of Sc pounds, to IL cents per pound
but not less than IS per cent ad va
loren.
Grass seeds, alfalfa, from cents a
lpound, to 6 cents.
Crimson clover, from / cent a
pound, to 2 cents.
Red clover, cents a pound. to
cents.
White clover, cents pound, to
cents per pound.
! Sweet clover. from cents to 4 cents
pound.
Timothy. 2 cents a pound to cents
Sugar beets, from 80 cents to 81 9
ton.
= White or Irish potatoes. from 81
cents per 100 pounds, to 1 cent pei
pound, but not less than so per cent
ad valorena.
Hay, from 81 ton, to Sc.
Straw, from 81 per ton, to 81.
Sugar, from 90 cents per pound, tx
cents.
Honey, from 4 cents per pound, Il
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