Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-10-19
SENATE TARIFF BILL.
A. Embodies the Revision OF the Tarih
Schedules and Administrative Eea-
lures of the Present Law--Ssed-
fuI Reductions Made.
- is a Substantial Compendium o.
the Provisions for Collection Of
Internal Revenue Of the
Custom Duties.

dneuce committees substitute for the Mills
Tariff bill enbodiss the revision of the tariff
schedules and administrative features of
be present law, the re-enactuent Of all such
features as in the opinion OF the majority
ought not to be changed. The following
synopsis contains ali the changes as com
pared with the present law, rates by the
present law being given In parenthesls with
each item, (except when the article Is not
enumerated IA the existing law.
THE FREE LIST.
The following ara the additions TO the
free Inst: AcOrns, dried, sugared or undried;
bargta, sulphate Of, baryte5 unmanufac-
tured; beesWGx, books, pamphlets, printed
exclusively IN languages other than In
glish; bralds, plaits, flats, laces, etc, Tor
Orname ltIHg hats; brlstles, raw or unU1an-
ufactured: bulbs, dubious, roots, not
edible; chiUory root, raw, dried or
undried, ungrOund; coal, slack or
cUtm, cOGl tar, crude; curling stone handles;
cut eeaut8 or OtheC dried OanQeliOu roots,
raw, dried or undried, unground; eggs and
yOlks; feathers, downs, all kinds, crude and
Unmauufactured; lute, Juto butts; manila
raimoi si5dal grass; sum. All other textile
grasses or hbrOUs substances unmanuIac-
tured or undressed; floor mating, known as
Chinese mating; grease and oils such as
are commonly used IN soap making or mine
drawing, etc; human hair, raw, undressed,
not drawn mineral waters not specially
enume Grated; UOlasses testing not above SO
dagresai olive oil for manufacturing and
mech auIcal purposes; nut oil or oil nuts;
opium. crude or manufactured for smOk-
lug5 potash. carbonate potash cauSIc, or
hydrt.to of pot SIN, nitrate OF, or saltp6tre;
potash, slApbat8 OF patash, elaborate of;
rags, all EOJ enumerated; hemp seed, rape
SEED. e#ougcsi dried tar, pitch Of wood; tur-
Pentlne.
TIE TOTAL REDUCTION.
According TO estimates made by the COM
mit,ee tke bal provides for total reduc
tiOu Of GboU- .75,OJOCOO made up approx
matCly a5 follows:
Sugar SCI, 1850, $50.
Free list 1850 zoo.
Tobacco tuIeInel revenue) S2A, 100000.
Aico-oi IN ar57 81 OUO,OuO.
Other reductions IN customs S6,COO,OOO.
The majority and minority reports viii be
unlimited formally tomorrow and will
then DO made public.
WOOL SCHEDULE.
Tho wool manufacturers of wool, (cIassi-
fcatiOu Of WCOls Is that of the pre- sent law
WOODS of Inc INST class all hair of alpaca
goat, CtEer like animals II cents per pound
GO 10 3G cents wsOis of third class exceed
aug IN the value u cents per pound, cents
per pound. Five top sluObing all other waste
composed wholly or IN part of wool or
worsted 80 cents per pound. All woods and
hair of alpaca goats or other animals which
have been advanced by any process of man
ufacbure beyond washed or secured con-
dltlOn not otherwise enum Grated, or pro-
vided for IN this act, shall be subject to
same duties as iupOsed upon manufactures
Of wool not specially enumerated or pro
Vided Tor ia this act.
Wooden clothes, shaWls and all manufact-
ures not enumerated valued at not exceeding
40 cents Per pound, 80 cents per pound IN adCi-
ton thereto 30 per cent ad vaiOrem (35 cents
and 50 and 10 per cent? above 40 cents not
exceeding 90 cents per pound, 30 cents per
pound and 20 Der cent ad ValOrem (35 and
40 cents and So and 40 per cent. Above go
cent per pound, 40 cents per pound, 40 per
cent ad ValOren.
tianuols, blankets, hats, etc., valued
above 60 cents per pound, 40 cents per
pound, 10 per cent al valOrem (2+ cents and
80 per cent and 80 cents and 40 per cent?.
WQnen's, children's dress goods. Italian
cloths, etc, made part of the wool and
valued at not exceeding 10 cents per square
yard, cents per square yard, 40 per cent ad
yalorem, q cents and 80 per cent? contain
ing @ mixture of silk IN which silk Is not a
component material Of chief value, not 9th
erWise provided for, II cents per square
yard, in addition thereto ad valOrem, 6
conts and 20 per cent and cents and
40 per cent according to valued,
provided ali goods of the character enumer-
ated or described IN this paragraph, weigh
ing over four ounces per square yard, shall
pay duty of 40 cents per pound, 40 Der
cent ad valOEum (45 and 40 per cent?
MOman's and children's dress goods
Italian cloths, and composed wholly of
WOOL IL cents per square yard, 40 FER cent
ud VHl8refn 10 and % per cent?. All such
goods with salyages made wholly or in part
Of Other materials, all such goods in which
threads made wholly or IN part of other
material have been Introduced for the pur-
pose OF changing characterization for duty.)
Il cents per square yard, 10 per cent ad
vGiOrcm g aud 40 per cent; provided, that
aid such goods weighing over four ounces
per 80 lare ard shall pay a duty of 40 cents
per pound 40 per cent Od vRlOrem.
Cl) hing ready made, not enumerated.
ali goods made on knitting frames, all pei
fabrics, composed wholly or part of wool,
mado mp or manufactured wholly or part
4Oc per pound, As per cent ad yalOrem (4Oc
and 81 per cent.
C.Oalis. doimans, jackets, ETC., except
knit goods, composed wholly or in part OF
wool. made up wholly or part, 45c per
pound, 10 per cent ad valOrem (45c and 40
Endless belts or felts for paper, or point
oachines S0c per pound, 80 per cent ad val
prem (20c and 30 per cent?
SUGARS.
Schedule L sugar-AIl sugars not above
thirteen Dutch standard in color: Tank
bottoms syrups of cane juice, or beet Juice:
melada, concentrated melada, concrete and
concentrated mOlasSes, testing by pOlari-
pound, now I.45-IO0. For every additional
degree shown by polariscope 2l-l00, add
tion now 4I-100c
Sugars above No. IS, not above No. lG,
1896 (nOw ~ }
All sugars above No. 16, not above No. 20,
1850 (EOw 3o).
A1lsugars above No. 20, &c (now 500.
Naasses, testing above So degrees, 4c Per
gallon lnOW Sc3.
Sugar candy, all confectionery, including
chO- Olate confectionery, made wholly or in
part Of sugar, valued at 80 or less per
pound On sugars after being refined when
tinctured, COlOred or in any way Rdulterated,
&c (nOW 90 and 10c).
G4oss sugar, &c go per cent ad valOrem).
u7EEREAL REVENUE SECTION.
The internal revenue section of the bill,
80 far a. it relates to tobacco, provides that
after the list of February, 1889, manufac-
tUrers of cigars shall pay a special tax of So
annually. The tax on cigars, cherOotes and
cigarettes weighing more than three pounds
per LOCO which shall be manufactured or