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

Average ad valorem under

Rates of duty under

McKinley law. New law.

McKin- New ley law. law.

SCHDULE C.-METALS AND MANUFAC-
TURES OF-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 crank

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
less..
......lbs...
Valued at 1 cent and not above 1
4-10 cents per pound .....lbs...
Valued above 1 4-10 cents and not
above 1 8-10 cents per pound,
lbs......

Valued above 1 8-10 cents and not
above 2 2-10 cents per pound
lbs.........

Valued above 2 2-10 cents and not above 3 cents per pound.....lbs... Valued above 3 cents and not above 4 cents per pound.....lbs... Valued above 4 cents and not

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

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 3 cents

or less per pound.......... ..lbs... 61-10 c. per lb.. 4-10 c. per lb...

Flat iron or steel with longitudinal ribs, for the manufacture of fencing, valued at 3 cents or less per pound.... ..lbs...

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, 251000th of an inch thick or thinner....

.do.

4-10 c. per lb..

...lbs... 50 per cent...... Not smaller than No. 10 wire guage .....lbs... 14 c. per lb.. Smaller than No. 10 and not smaller than No. 16 wire guage, lbs.....

40 per cent...... 50
1 c. per lb...

40

32.54

32.54

Smaller than No. 16 and not smaller than No. 26 wire gauge lbs..

1 c. per lb... 11⁄2 c. per lb...

Smaller than No. 26 wire gauge, lbs.....

Coated with zinc or tin or any other metal (except fence wire and iron or steel, flat, with longitudinal ribs, for the manufacture of fencing)

Not smaller than No. 10 wire

gauge

.....lbs... 1 c. p r ĺb... 11⁄4°c. per lb...

Smaller than No. 10 and not

e

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

Smaller than No. 26 wire

gauge
..lbs... 4 c. per lb...... 3 c. per lb.......
Smaller than No 26 wire

gauge..
Galvanized--

Smaller than No. 10 and
not smaller than No. 16

...lbs...

wire gauge........lbs... 34 c. per lb... 2% c. per lb... Smaller than No. 16 aud

not smaller than No. 26

wire gauge......lbs... 33% c. per lb... 1 cent per lb. Smaller than No. 26 wire

53.60 55

and 40 per ct.

gauge

..lbs... 4% c. per lb.............do

Smaller than No. 26 wire
gauge..

Made of steel wire

Not smaller than No.
gauge
Smaller than No. 10
smaller than No.
gauge.
Smaller than No. 16
smaller than No.
gauge

Smaller than No. 26 wire

gauge...

.lbs... 45 per cent-

1% c. per lb...
10 wire
....lhs... 3 c. per lb...
and not
16 wire

.....lbs... 3% c. per lb...
and not
26 wire

.lbs... 44 c. per lb....

Galvanized

Comparison of rates of duty between McKinley act and the new law.—Continued.

..lbs... 34 c. per lb... 1 cent per lb.
and 40 per ct.

Smaller than No. 10 and not
smaller No. 16 wire gauge
lbs....

Steel ingot, 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 crank
pins; connecting rods and piston
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 irou-
molded steel castings: and steel
in all forms and shapes not
specially provided for, cold-rolled,
cold-hammered, or polished in any
way in addition to the ordinary
process of hot-rolling or hammer-

44 cts.--% ct
per pound.

79.30

64.40

Boiler or other plate iron or steel (ex-
cept saw plates), not thinner than
No. 10 wire gauge, sheared or un-
sheared, and skelp iron or steel,
sheared or rolled in grooves, cold-
rolled, cold-hammered, or polished
in addition to the ordinary process
of hot rolling or hammering-
Valued above 2 cents and not
above 3 cents per pound.....lbs... 11-10 c.-c.
per pouud.

Valued above 3 cents and not
above 4 cents per pound
lbs..........

1 5-10 c. c. 35 per cent...... 48
per pound.

35

Comparison of rates of duties between McKinley act and new lav.-Contin ea.

Sheets and plates and saw plates of
steel, not specially provided for,
cold rolled, cold- hammered,
blued, brightened, tempered, or
polished by any proce s to such
perfected surface finish or polish
better than the grade of cold-
rolled, smooth only, herein before
provided for-

Valued above 4 cents and not
above 7 cents per pound..lbs...
Valued above 7 cents and not
above 10 cents per pound..lbs...
Valued above 10 cents and not
above 13 cents per pound..lbs...
Valued above 13 cents and not
above 16 cents per pound..lbs...

Valued above 16 cents per pound
lbs.......

Steel circular-saw plates

7 c. + c.per
pound.

4 7-10 c. per lb..

31.19

20.22

Valued above 4 cents and not
above 7 cents per pound..lbs...
Valued above 7 cents and not
above 10 cents per pound..lbs...
Valued above 10 cents and not
above 13 cents per pound..lbs... 4% c. per lb ...