Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-04
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 ProVisions.-Animals, live horses and | mules, $20 head, no 20 per cent. advalor- | em. Animals, more than one yeard old, $5 per head, now 20 per cent. advalorem. Hogs asd sheep 50 cents, now 20 per cent. adva- I lorem. Beans, per bushel, 25 cents, now 10 per cent. advalorem. Beans, peas and mushrooms, prepared or preserved, 25 cents per gallon, now 30 per cent. advalorem. Cab bages 1 cent each. now 10 per cent sdvRlor em. Chicory root, burnt or roasted, l cent per pound, now cents; ground or granulat- ed, in rolls or otherwise prepared, 1-2 l cents. Cocoa, butter or butterine, 1-2 cents per pound, now 20 per cent. advalor- em. Dandelion root and acorns, prepared, and other articles used as coffee or substi- tutes not specially enumerated, 1 1-2 cents per pound, now cents. Extract of meat not specially provided for 35 cents per pound, now 20 per cent. advalorm. Fluid extract of meat 15 cents per pound, now 20 per cent. sdvalorem. Fruit, grapes 1 cent pound, now 20 per cent. advaIorem. Oranges, lemons, or Hmes, in packages of capacity of 1 4 cubic feet or less 10 cents per package. Gemons now Is cents and oranges 10 cents box. Exceeding 11< and not ex- ceeding 219 cubic feet, 90 cents. Oemons now 30, oranges 25 eents). Exceeding 215 and not exceeding five cubic feet. 40 cents (noW 55 cents per barreD. Exceeding 5 cubic feet, for every additional foot or fractional
 
 sand (now 20 per cent. ad valorem) Lemons g per thousand. Oranges $1.50 per thou- sand. Ginger or ginger root, preserved in sugar or otherwise, and citron, preserved or candied, 4c per pound (now 35 per cent. ad valorem) Orange peel and lemon peel, pre- served or candied, cents per pound Fish, maekerel, pickled or salted, cent per pound (now $2 per barrsD. Herrings, pickled or salted, E cent (now $1 per barrel. Salmon. picked, cent (now $2 baareD. Other fish pickled in barrels, i cent per pound (now g per barrel Cans or packages made of tin or other materials containing fish of any kind admitted free of duty under any existing law or treaty exceeding one quart, 111f cents for each additional quart, or fractional part in addition to present rate. Hops 10 cents 8 pound. (Now 8. Macaroni, vermicelli and other similor preparations, 2 cents per pound. Milk preserved or condensed, cents per pound. (Now 20 per cent). Spices, ground or powdered, not specially provided for, 4 cents per pound. (Now ). Filberts and walnuts cents per pound. (Now 3c). Nuts not enumerated, 11-2c. per pound. @ cents). Pease, in bulk, barrels, or sacks 10 cents a bushel; 20 per cent. Pease in cartons, pa- pers, or small packages, 1-2c. pound; 20 per cent. Rice, cleaned, cent pound; 3 1-4e. Uncleaned rice and rice -four and meal, 1-2o. 8 pound; 3 1-2c. and 20 per cent respectively. Broken rice, 1.4c. pound; | -4c. OaSIOI OSakASs @oc. A Ousho41 HUN 50o. Starch, %. pound; 1-2c. Vegeta- bles of all kinds preserved, including pick les and sauces, S5 per cent; 30 and S5 per cent.
 Numerous other changes are made in iron goods, earthen and glass wear, wooden manu- factures, flannel goods, liquors, fruits, chem icals, dies, ink and sundry articles. The re- duotions are made in many cases from ad vslorem to specific duties.
 When the bill was reported to-day it was placed on the calendar and ordered to be printed. Mir. Allison said that the majority and minority reports, to accompany the bill, would be filed to morrow or Friday, and gave notice that he would call up the bill tor consideration on Monday next