Comparison of rates of duties between McKinley Act and new law.-Continued.

Freestone, granite, sandstone,

limestove, and other building
or monumental stone, except
marble, not specially provided
for-
Undressed or manufactured

Per ct. Per ct. cu. ft..........

11 c. p. cu. ft. | 7 c. per cu. ft..! 34.41 | 21.89 Hewn, dressed, or polished..... 40 per cent ..... 30 percent..... 40

30 Grindstones, finished or unfin- |

ished ...... .................tons... $1.75 per ton ... 10 per cent...... 13.74 10 Slates, slate chimney pieces, I mantels, slabs for tables, and

all other manufactures of slate ... 30 per cent....... 20 per cent.. Slate roofing................................. 25 per cent............do ..............

Total Schedule B, earths,

earthenware, and glassware

...........

51.20 35.21 SCHEDULE C.-METALS AND MANU

FACTURES OF.

30

w

are ..............................

O

.....

(ron ores.

All other ore .......................tons... | 75 cents per | 40 cents per [ron in pigs, kentledge, spiegeleisen, / ton.

ton. ferromanganese, and ferrosilicon:

Ferrosilicon........................tons... $6.72 per ton.. $4 per ton ......
Spiegeleisen and ferromanga-

nese .................................tons.........do ....................do ..............

All other .............................tons... ......do ....................do .............. Scrap iron and steel, waste or re

fuse, fit only to be remanufac-
tured :

Iron, wrought and cast........tons...! $6.72 per ton .. $4 per ton ......
Steel .....,
.................................tons.....

.......tons.........do ....................do ..............
Bar iron, rolled or hammered, com-
prising-
Flats not less than 1 inch wide

ncr less than % of one inch
thick ........

........... lbs...

8-10 c. per lb... 6-10 c. per lb... Round iron not less than :% of

1 inch in diameter, and square
iron not less than $4 of 1'inch

square ............ ..............lbs...) 9-10 c. per lb... ......do .......... | Flats less than 1 inch wide or

less than % of 1 inch thick;
round iron less than % of 1
inch and not less than 7-16 of
1 inch in diameter: anrl square
iron less than % of 1 inch

square .............. .................Ibs... 1 cent per lb... ......do ............. Bars or shapes of rolled iron uotspe.

cially provided for, and round iron in coils or rods, less than 7-16 of 1

inch in diameter....................... lbs... 1 1-10 c. per lb. 8-10 c. per lb.. Bars, blooms, billets, or sizes or

shapes of any kind, in the manufacture of which charcoal is used as fuel ....

....tons... $22 per ton..... 812 per ton......

Comparison of rates of duties between McKinley act and new law-Continued.

40.58

SCHEDULE C.-METALS AND MANUFAC

TURES OF.-Continued.
All other, and slabs, blooms, or

Per ct. Per ct. loops ..........

..............Ibs... 35 per cent...... 5-10 c. per lb.. 35 18.29 Beams, girders, joists, angles, channels, car-truck channels, TT col. umns and posts, or parts or sections of columns and posts, deck and bulb beams, and building forms, together with all other struc

tural shapes, of iron or steel... lbs... 9-10 c. per lb... 6-10 c. per lb... 74.64' 49.76 Boiler or other plate, iron or steel

(except saw plates) not thinner than
No. 10 wire gauge, sheared or un-
sheared, and skelp iron or steel,
sheared or rolled in grooves :
Valued above 1 cent and not

above 1 4-10 cents per pound,
lbs....

..... 65-100 c. per lb........ do .......... 49.47 45.66 Valued above 1 4-10 cents and

not above 2 cents per pound,
lbs....

8-10 c. per lb... 30 per cent..... 54.35
Valued above, 2 cents and not

above 3 cents per pound.....Ibs... 1 1-10 c. per lb....... do............. 44.45 Valued above 3 cents and not

above 4 cents per pound.....lbs... 15-10 c. per lb. ...... do........ .... Valued above 4 cents and not

above 7 cents per pound..... lbs... 2 c. per lb..... 25 per cent..... 37.77 Valued above 7 cents and not

above 10 cents per pound...lbs... 28-10 c. per lb. ......do........... 31.02
Valued above 10 cents and not

above 13 cents per pound...lbs... 374 c. per lb..........do............. 32.03
Valued above 13 cents per pound,
lbs...

45 per cent............. do ............. Forgings of iron or steel, or forged

iron and steel combined, not spe-
cially provided for..................lbs... 2 3-10 c. per lb. 112 c. perlb.(a)

29.30 Hoop, band or scroll, or other iron or steel, valued at 3 cents per ponnd or less, 8 inches or less in width, and less than 3-8 of an inch thick: Not thinner than No. 10 wire gauge........ ...Ibs... 1 c. per lb ..... 30 per cent..... 45. 70 |

30 Thinner than No. 10 and not

thinner than No. 20 wire
gauge.....

..........Ibs... 1 1-10 c. perlb. ......do............. 41.41
Thinner than No. 20 wire gauge,
| 1 3-10 c. perlb....... do

49.52
Bars or rails for railways :

Flat rails punched

Iron or steel.....................tons... $13.44 per ton... 7-20 c. per lb... 44.38 25.48
T rails and other railway bars-

Iron..................................tons.........do....................do.............. 50.09 29.99
Steel or in part of steel ...tons......... do.. ............do.......... 58.24 33.99

lbs....

Comparison of rates of duties between McKinley act and new law-Continued.

lbs...................

SCHEDULE C.-METALS AND MANUFAC

TURES OF-Continued.
Sheets of iron or steel, common or

black, including iron or steel
known as common or black taggers'
iron or steel, and skelp iron or
steel, valued at 3 cents per pound
or less:
Thinner than No. 10 and not thin.

Per ct.
ner than No. 20 wire gauge..lbs... 1 c. per lb...... 7-10 c. per lb... 48.90
Thinner than No. 20 and not
thinner than No. 25 wire gauge,
lbs.............

............... 1 1-10 c. per lb. 8-10 c. per lb.. 39.46 Thinner than No. 25 wire gauge, lbs...

1 4-10 c. per lb. 1 1-10 c. per lb. 70.24 Corrugated or crim ped.........lbs.........do.............. .....do.......... 25.24 Sheets or plates of iron or steel (ex.

cepting what are commercially
known as tin plates, terne plates,
and taggers' tin), galvanized or
coated with zinc orspelter,or other
metals, or any alloy of these met-
als:
Thinner than No. 10 and not
thinner than No. 20 wire gauge,

134 c. per lb... 95-100 c. perlb. 40.48 Thinner than No. 20, and not

thinner than No. 25 wire gauge,
lbs.......

............ 185-100 c.perlb. 15-100 c. per lb. 72.70
Thinner than No. 25 wire gauge,
lbs..........

........... 215-100c.perlb. 135-100c.per lb. 49 Sheets and plates pickled or cleaned

by acid or by any other material or
process, and cold rolled, smoothed
not polished:
Thinner than No. 10 and not
thinner than No. 20 wire gauge,
lbs.............

1/4 c. per lb... 825-1000 c. per 34.73 Thinner than No. 20 and not

lb. thinner than No. 25 wire gauge,

925-1000 c. per 1 85-100 c. per

44.46 Thinner than No. 25 wire gauge, lb.

lb.
lbs...
.......
1 65-100 c. per 1 225-1000 C. |

72.79 Sheet iron or sheet steel polished, lb.

per lb. planished or glanced................lbs... 278 c. per lb... 1% c. per lb... 45.93 Tin plates: (a) Sheets or plates of

iron or steel, or taggers iron, or steel coated with tin or lead, or with a mixture of which these metals are a component part, by the dipping or any other process, and commercially known as tin plates, terne plates and taggers' tin-Lighter than 63 pounds per 100 square feet .......

.... lbs... 2 2-10 c, perlb. 1 1-50. per lb. | 78.44 All other ....................

......lbs... .....do....................do............... Tin, manufactures of:

All manufactures of, not speci. _ally provided for.......

55 per cent...... 35 per cent...... Foil.

... ......do.............. ......do.............. 55 1

lbs........:

othexe feet 03 Posrstin Plate

Tin

Comparison of rates of duties between McKinley act and new law-Continued.

Steel ingots, cogged ingots, blooms,

and slabs, by whatever process
made; die blocks or blanks; billets
and bars and tapered or beveled
bars; steamer, crank and other
shafts; shafting; wrist or crauk
pins; connecting rods and pis-
ton rods; pressed, sheared or
stamped shapes; hammer molds or
swaged steel; gun-barrel molds not
in bars; alloys used as substitutes
for steel tools; all descriptions and
shapes of dry sand, loam, or iron-
molded steel castings; and steel in
all forms and shapes not specially
provided for:
Valued at 1 cent per pound or

Per ct. less ...................... .....lbs... 4-10 c. per Ib... 3-10c. per lb... | 50.48 Valued at 1 cent and not above 1

4-10 cents per pound .........lbs... 5-10 c. per lb... 4-10 c. per lb... 39.06 Valued above 1410 cents and not above 1 8-10 cents per pound, lbs....

8-10 c. per lb... 6-10 c. per lb... 52.76 Valued above 1 8-10 cents and not

above 2 2-10 cents per pound
lbs...

9-10 c. per lb... 7-10 c. per lb... 44.68 Valued above 2 2-10 cents and not

above 3 cents per pound..... lbs... 12-10 c. per lb.. 9-10 c. per lb... 43.11 Valued above 3 cents and not

above 4 cents per pound.....lbs... 16-10 c. per lb... 12-10 c. per lb.. 41.54 Valued above 4 cents and not

above 7 cents per pound..... lbs... 2 c. per lb...... 1 3.10 c. perlb. 35.64 Valued above 7 cents and not

above 10 cents per pound...lbs...! 2 8-10c. per lb... 1 9-10 c. per lb. 30.36 Valued above 10 cents and not

above 13 cents per pound...lbs...) 374 c. per lb... 2 4-10 c. per lb. 30.07 Valued above 13 cents and not

above 16 cents per pound...lbs...! 4 2 10c. per lb... 2 8-10 c. per lb.. 29.38 Valued above 16 cents per pound,

7 c. per lb...... 4 7-10 c. perlb. Sheets and plates and saw plates of bveel, not specially provided for: Valued ahove 1 cent and not above 1 4-10 cents per pound, lbs.

5-10 c. per lb... 4-10 c. per lb... 42.91 Valued above 1 4-10 cents and not above 1 8-10 cents per pound, lbs.

8-10 c. perlb... 6-10 c. perlb... 48.11 Valued above 1 8-10 cents and not

abovo 2 2-10 cents per pound,
lbs.....................

9-10 c. per lb... 7-10 c. per lb..:/ 41.45 Valued above 2 2-10 cents and not

abore 3 cents per pound.....lbs... 1 2-10 c. per lb.. 9-10 c. per lb... | 43.33
Valued above 3 cents and not
above 4 cents per pound..... lbs... | 1 6-10 c. per lb... 1 2-10 c. per lb... 49.48

34.76 32.33

31.16 23.16

20.60

20.62 19.68

lbs............

30.75

20.65

34.88

36.08

32.24

32.50

37.11

A comparison of rates of duties between McKinley act and new law.-Continued.

......lbs...

SCHEDULE 0.-METALS AND MANUFAC

TURES OF-Continued.
Sheets and plates and saw plates of

steel, not specially provided for-
Continued.
Valued above 4 cents and not

Per ct. Per ct. above 7 cents per pound.....lbs...2 c. per lb...... 13-10 c. per lb..31.711° 20.61 Valued above 7 cents and not

above 10 cents per pound...lbs... 28-10 c. per lb.. 1 9-10c. perlb. 33.26 22.57 Valued above 10 cents and not

above 13 cents per pound...lbs... 334 c. per lb... 24-10 c. per lb.. 31 21.30 Valued above 13 cents and not

above 16 cents per pound...lbs... | 42-10c. per lb.. 28-10 c. per lb.. 29.81 19.86 Valued above 16 cents per pound.....

..... lbs... 7 c. per lb.... 47-10 c. per lb.. 24.78 16.62 Wire rods: (a)

Rivet, screw, fence, and other

iron or steel wire rods, whether
round, oval, flat, square, or in
any other shape, in coils or
otherwise, not smaller than No.
6 wire gauge, valued at 37 cents

or less per pound...............lbs... 61-10 c. per lb..4-10 c. per lb... 34 22.67 Flat iron or steel with longitudi.

nal ribs, for the manufacture of
fencing, valued at 3 cents or
less per pound.............

.....do ............. -10 c. per lb.. 34.04 22.70 Wire of iron or steel:

Flat steel wire or sheet steel in

strips of any width, whether
drawn through dies or rolls,
untempered or tempered, 25-
1000th of an inch thick or thin.
ner.......
................. lbs... 50 per cent...... 40 por cent...

40 Not smaller than No. 10 wire guage ..........

..........lbs... 1c. per lb.. | 1X c. per lb...|| 32.54 32.54 Smaller than No. 10 and not

smaller than No. 16 wire guage,
lbs ...........

194 c. per lb... 14 o. per lb.... 48.77 41.80 Smaller than No. 16 and not

smaller than No. 26 wire gauge
lbs

274 c. per lb... 2 c. per lb..... 45.95 30.63 Smaller than No. 26 wire gauge, lbs..........

| 3 c. per lb.............. do ......... 26.08 17.39 Coated with zinc or tin or any

other metal (except fence wire
and iron or steel, flat, with
longitudinal ribs, for the man.
ufacture of fencing)-
Not smaller than No. 10 wire
gauge...........
go.........................Ibs...]

1% c. p r lb... 14 c. per lb... 47.88
Smaller than No. 10' and not

34.28 sthaller than No. 16 wire gauge..........

........ lbs... 274 c. per 1b... 144 c. per lb...98.25 65.50 Smaller than No. 26 wire

gauge.......... ............... lbs.... 8% c. per lb... | 40 per cent..... 15.75 40 Wire of iron or steel, covered with

cotton, silk, or other material, and wires or strip steel commonly known as crinoline, corset and hat

.... lbs...! 5 c. per lb......' 40 per cent.... 16.66 40

50