Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-10-13
THB SENATE BILL,
How the Republicans Propose
to Reduce the Surplus.
SCHEDULES GIVEN IN FULL,

The Measure Is Longer Than the Mills
Bill and Is to Be a Substitute for Title
SO of the Revised Statutes of the United
States.
All the essential portions of the senate tariff
bill-the schedules-are here given. These
are introduced as follows:
That on and after the first day of f, brr1.
airy, 1889, the following section shall coosti.
tute and be a substitute for titla So o. the
Revised Statutes of the United States.
TITLE XXXIII.
DUTIES UPON IMPORTS.
There shall be levied, collected. and M; IA
upon all articles imported from foreign conn
tries, and mentioned in the schedules herein
contained, the rates of duty which are, by
the schedules and paragraphs, respectively
prescribed, namely:
SCHEDULE A.-CHEMIcAL PRopucrs.
Acids.-Acetic or pyroligreous acid, not ex.
ceeding the specific gravity of / 47-l0OQ. 116
cents per pound; exceeding the specific gravity
of / 41-1O0O, 4 cents per pound; boracic acid. b
cents per pound; chronic acid, 10 cents ner
pound; citric acid, 10 cents per pound; fannie
acid or tannin, 20 cents per pound; tartaric acid.
10 cents per pouud; alcoholic perfumery. includ-
ing cologne water and other toilet waters and all
alcoholic compounds not specially enumerated
or provided for in this act. So per gallon and %
per cent. ad valorem; ~aliZarine assistant. or sol.
uble oil, or oleate of soda, or Turkey red oil, 8
cents per. pounds; alumina, alum, alum cake, pa.
tent alum, sulphate of alLmina and aluminous
cake, and alum in crystals or ground. 61O of /
cent per pound. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of am
monia, ~ cents per pound; muriate of ammo
MIA, or sal ammoniac, VI of / cent per pound;
sulphaGe of ammonia, u of 1 cent per pound:
amylic alcohol, or fusel oil, 10 per cent. ad va.
loren; backing of all kinds. 25 per cent. ad va.
loren; blue vitriol, or sulphate OF copper. .
cents per pound; bone char, suitsb!e for use in
decolorizing sugars, 25 per cent. ad valorem,
Borax.-Crude borax, or borate of soda or borate
of lime, 3 cents per pound; refined borax, 5 cents
per pound.
Camphor, refined, 4 cents per pound. Cement.
Roman, Portland, and other hydraulic cement,
in barrels, sacks, or other packages, 8 cents per
100 pounds; in bulk, z cents per 100 pounds;
other cement 20 per cent. ad valorem. Chalk
Prepared, precipitated, French and red chalk. /
cent per pound; all other chalk appropriations not
specially enumerated or provided for in this act.
20 per cent. ad valorem. Clays or Earths.-Un-
wrought or manufactured, not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act,
$3.50 cents per ton; wrought or manu-
featured, not specially enumerated or nro-
vided for in this act, So per ton; China CLAY,
or kaolin. So per ton; chloroform, 80 cents per
pound; cobalt, oxide of, 40 cents per pound: col
lodion and all compounds of pyroxiline, by what
ever name known, 80 cents per pound; rolled orin
sheets, but not made up into articles, 10 cents
per pound; if in finished or partly finished arti-
Giles, 40 cents per pound and % per cent. ad
valorem. Coloring for brandy, wine, beer or
other liquors, so per, cent, ad valorem. Cop
peras or sulphate of iron, 3-10ths of I cent per
pound. Dextriae, burnt starch, gum substitute,
or B it!sh gum, i cent per pound.
Drugs, such a / barss, beans, berries. balsams.
buds, bulbs and DillbOuS rOntSannu pycrasrnVn,n.
such as nutgalis, fruits, flowers, dried hbers,
grains, gums aud gum resins, herbs. leaves,
lchens, MOSES, nuts, roots and stems, spices.
vegetables, seeds taromatic, not garden seeds,
and seeds of morbid growth, weeds, woods used
expressly for dyeing, and dried insects, any of the
foregoing which are not edible. but which have
been advanced in value or condition by refining
or grinding, or by OTTER process o: manufacture
and not specially enumerated or provided for In
TINS act, 10 per cent. al valorem. Coal Tar
Preparations. al coal tar colors or DIVES, by
by whatever name known, and not specially emu.
merated or provided for in this act, IS per
cent. ad valorem. All preparations of coal
tar, not colors or dyes, not specially enumerated
or provided for in this act, 20 per cent. ad va
hretn.
Ethers.-Sulphuric ether and spirits of nitrous
ether, 80 cents per pound. Butyric ether and
other fruit ether, oils or essences, $l.25 per
pound. Ethers of all kinds not specially emu
nerated or provided for in this act, rs cents per
pound. Extracts and decoctions of Iogwood and
other ~dyewoods, extract of sumac and extracts
OF hemlock and other barbs, such as are com.
monty used for dyeing or tanning, not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act, / cent
per pound. Gelatine, glue and ~isinglass or fish
glue, valued at not above Z cents per pound, III
cents per pound; valued above I cents per pound,
soper cent. ad valorem.
Glycerine.- Unrefned of the specifc gravity
OF ! 25-looths or less at a temperature of 60 dogs.
Fahrenheit, l cent per pound; refined, AZ cents
per pound.
lndigo.-Extracts of or pastes of, q of 1 cent
per pound; carmined, 10 cents per pound. Ink
writing ink in caskS, or in bottles or jugs holding
] pint or more, DO cents per gallon; in bottles or
jugs holding less than l pint, so cents per gallon;
otherwise tnan In casks, bottles or jugs, 80 cents
per gallon. Ink powders, printers ink and all
other ink, not specially enumerated or provided
Tor In this act, 80 per cent. ad ralcrem; iodine.
resumblimed, 30 cents per pound; iodoform.
sla per pound.
Lead produsts.-Acetate of lead, white, tx
cents per pound; acetate Of lead, brown, 316
cents per pound; litharge, 8 cents per pound;
nitrate OF lead, 3 cents per pound; orange min.
era, va cents per pound; red lead, 8 cents per
pound; white lead, dry or in pulp, or ground or
mixed with oil, 8 cents per pound; licorice, ex-
tracts of, in paste, rolls or other forms, 5 cents
per pound.
Magnesia.-Carbonate of magnesia, medicinal,
= cents per pound; calcined magnesia, 8 cents
fNt PpuIll, SulIDuJt L mugieSll, or EPSON |
saits, - OF / cent per pound; morphia, or NOR
pnlne, and all salts thereof, so cents per ounce.
Sc oil, so cents per gallon; cod liver
OIL, 10 cents per gallon; croton oil, 20 cents
per pound; faxseed or linseed oil, 25 cents
Der gallon of rs pounds weight; cotton seed
OIL, 10 cents per gallon of ~ pounds weight;
nenp seed oil and rape seed oil, 10 cents per gal
ION; olive oil, fit for salad purposes, 80 cents per
gallon; seal, whale and other fish oil not spe-
eiaiiy enumerated or provided for in this act, s
cents per gallon; opium, aqueous extract OF, for
medicinal uses, and tincture of, as laudanum,
and all other liquid preparations of opium, not
specially enumerated Il or provided for in this act,
~ per cent. nd valorem.
Paints and Colors.-Baryta, sulphate of, or
oarytes, manufactured "a OF / cent per pound;
oiles, such as Berlin, Prussian, Chinese. and all
otnefs, containing ferrocyanide of iron, dry or
ground in water or oil, 6 cents per pound; blanc
ihxe, or satin white, or artificial sulphate of
parytes, VI of / cent per pound; black, made from
poae, ivory, Or vegetable, under whatever lame
ShoWn, including bone black and lamp black,
ury or ground in oil or water, % per cent. ad
saorem; chrome yellow, chrome green, and all
osner omit coIors in which lead and BIZ
ehromate Of potash or soda are component
parts dry, or ground in water or oil, AZ cents
~ pound; ocher and ochery earths, sienna and
SIENNA earths, lumber and lumber earths, not
speciaily enumerated or provided for in this act,
ms, "a OF ! cent per pound; ground in oil, III
Ns per pound; blue, f15 cents per
pound; wash blue, containing ultramarine, 3
tents FER pound; vermilion red, or colors con-
natnng quicksilver, dry or ground in oil or
s aI ~ cents per pound; whiting and Paris
oil llee ury, q OF 1 cent per pound; ground in
~ putty, cent per pound; zinc, oxide of, dry.
scents per pound; ground in oil, IA cents per
n1uuui al other paints and co!ors, whether dry
,nnaeo, or ground with water or oil, including