The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-18

iead ana 0iher materlals tnat entef in.o -
type casting 10 per cent sd valorem.
Rejected.
Mr. Blair's amendment WAS also re-
jecte1.
Mr.. Dawes moved to make the duty
on plate glas. 80 Per cent Of the exist
ing duty. Agreed to.
Mr.. Farnsworth moved TO add the
following paragraph: "On tin, in sheets
or plates, Is per cent ad yslorem.
Agreed to-S7 to 45.
Mr.. Burchfeld moved TO make the
tax on wood screws two inches or over
in length four cents 8 pound; less than
two inches six cents, and less than
three fourths OF an inch nine cents.
Mr.. Duell moved to make the duty
on Mosaic iron $40 a ton.
Mr.. Conger moved to make it $3.50.
Agreed to.
The commi,teen then passed 10 the
next section, which, on motion Of Ar.
Merriam, was amended 20 as to read
That all acts referring to duties 10 be
assessed on packages, commissions, bro
kerage. cost oftransportstion, shipment,
transh;pment and other like costs ami
Incidental charges insured in packing
aud shipping merchandise, are hereby
repealed.
The committee then passed on TO the
next section, enumerating the articles 10
be placed on the free li-t.
Mr.. Dawes moved to add cocoa.
Agreed TO.
Mr.. Harris moved to insert printing
paper Rejected.
On motion OF Mr.. Foster, Of Ohio the
item admitting skins free OF duty was
amended BY adding the words, except
sheep skins with the wool on.
NJ. Garfield moved to add TO the
free list booas printed in a foreign
language AMI books in the English
language OF an edition unrev:sed for
twenty years. Agreed 10.
Mr.. Cooger moved to add gilting
twine aud net twine for fishermen. Re.
je.ted.
Mr.. Myers moved to strike colonel
from the free list. R .jected.
Mr. Dawes moved 10 insert quicksil.
yer. Agreed 10.
Mr.. Sargent moved 70 insert ju,e
butts. Agreed 10.
Mr.. Hall moved TO add after the
words dubious roots the words and
trop cal ard seIni.tropical pants Of all
kinds Agreed to.
Mr. Kelly moved to insert tin. Re-
j-c ed.
Mr. Myers moved to strike ou, EPSON
salts R-jec,ed.
Mr. Kerr moved 10 in.er, buck wheat
Rejected
Mr.. McIotvre moved TO iosert salt
r -jec,ed -6i iosl.
% motion OF Mr. Starkvea,her,
-altpetre Was inserted. and on motion
Of Mr. Kellogg, gunpovder was added
70 il.
On motion Of Mr.. Townsend Of New
York, Juie was inserted
Mr.. Butler OF Massachusetts,, novel
to inser, extracts OF barks for tanning
purposes. Agreed to
Mr. Farnsworth moved TO insert pine
lumber for building and fencing Re
jected.
Mr.. Dusll moved to iossrt fish. Re
jectei.
Mr. Mccormick moved 10 insert
quinine. Agreed 10.
Mr.. McNeely moved 10 strike out
lard Rejected. Also to strike ou,
ch 'rcoal ard insert coal. r jec,ei
NJ. H'hhsri moved to insert grind.
ston,s. Reject.
Mr. Roberts moved 70 i~sert lcorice
The folIoSln. ariic's re ided 10
the tree list: Books pint d in other
than the E gli-h lansu.g-. books print
ed 10 the Eng ian language which have
not been rev sed Tor twenty years, but
Ter, clcoa, COCOA rachout. jute butts,
,ropical fruits and plauls OF all kind,
s4l,petre, crude, refined or partially
refined gunpowd r, bsiks and extract
70. tanning purposes, quinine. l!corice
and emery.
The following was stricken ont OF the
free list: Sheep skins with the wool on,
tin, CRYSTALS OF all kinds, fruits, perisha
bic, not dried or preserved. and not 9th.
wise provided for.
NJ. Kelly moved to strike out the se,.
ton smendatory Of the act OF June 81,
1864, in relation to ribbons wholly OF
silk or commercially known as such.
Agreed 10.
Mr.. Hale moved to strike out OF the
section admitting ship building material
free the clause excluding ships allowed
rebate from the coastwise trade.
Mr.. Lynch moved 10 amend 80 as 10
allow such vessels 10 trade cosstsise
TWO moothe in each year Adopted.
The international portion Of the bill
having been reached the committee
rose.
Mr.. Dawes moved that the time for
debate be extended one hour
The Speaker ruled that the time for
debate having been limited under a
suspension OF the rules the mstter
could not be entertained, but suggested
that it would be competent for the
House to extend the time under a sus-
pension OF the rules on Monday. With
this understanding, and tomorrow
being specially assigned, the tariff bill
went over until Mooday.
The House then, at 440 P. NJ, ad-
journei.