The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-03-08

sAOO1AouVu OUoACus CSAU pcE pUuuu, uOW
from 2 to zig cents per pound Rice, cleaned,
cents; unclaimed, III; now 2l4 and l Il,
respectively. Rice. meal or -four which viii
pass through Il No. 10 brass wire sieve, 20
per cent ad valorem; the present duty is the
same, bu5 the condition is not imposed.
raisins. L cents per pound, now 2 cents.
Peanuts, y cent per pound, now 1 cent:
shelled, cent per pound, now 112 cents.
Mustard, i'll bottles, ground or preserved, 6
cents per pound, now 10. Cotton thread,
yarn. warps. value not exceeding 40 cents
at over 40 cents per pound, 40 per cent ad
valorcm; the present duties range from 10
cents in 25-cent values to so ad valorem OF
cotton valued at 81 per pound.
COTTON CLOTH AND wooLENs.
All cotton cloth, 40 per cent nd valorem;
provided tarletans, mulls and crinolines
shall not pay more than 25 per cent ad
valorem. The present tariff divides cotton
cloths into thirteen classes, with duties rang
ing from two and One-half cents per square
yard for less than one hundred threads to
the square inch, to 40 per cent ad valorem on
colored cottons exceeding two hundred
threads to che square inch Spool cotton, 40
duty of seven cents per twelve epoola
Ducks, linen, canvas handkerchiefs, lawns
or other manufactures of fax, jute or hemp,
not specially provided for, 70 per cent ad
valorem; and linen collars, cuffs and shirts.
35 per cent I'D valorem; now uniform at 35
per cent ad valorem. Flax. hemp and jute
yarns. 25 per cent ad valorem; now
IS per cent nd valorem Linen thread, Irvine,
etc. rs per cent ad valoren, now 3d. Oil
cloths, 25 per cent ad valorem, now 40.
Gunny cloth, % per cent ad valorem, now
from to 4 cents per pound Begging, 25
and untarred cordage, 25 per cent ad val
lorem. now from 3 to GIG cents per pound.
Sail duck, Russia sheeting, and unenumer-
ated manufactures of hemp and jute, 20 per
cent. now from 80 to 35 per cent ad val
orem. All wool. wool on the skins, shoddy
July l. On flannels. blankets. WOODEN hats,
knitting hoods, wooden or worsted yarns,
and manufactures of every description,
composed wholly or in part of
worsted, 40 per cent ad valorem.
The present section relating to this class of
of wool Wooden and worsted cloths, shawls,
and all manufactures OF wool of every de-
scription, made wholly or in part of wool or
worsted not specially provided for, 40 per
cent nd valorem. The present duties on
fianrels, etc range from 10 cents per pound
and IS per cent ad valorem to 35 cents per
pound and 40 per cent ad valorem. and on
wooden cloths, etc. from 50 cents per pound
and 80 per cent ad valOrem to rs cents per
pound and 40 per cent ad valorem. Bunting
40 per cent ad valorem, now 10 cents yard
and 50 per cent ad valorem. Women's and
ch,ldren's dress goods, coat Innings, Italians.
etc, 40 per cent ad valorem. The present
duties range from 5 cents per yard
and IS per cent ad valorem to 8 cents per
yard and 40 per cent ad valorem. Clothing
ready made and wearing apparel of every
description of wool, except knit goods, IS
and 80 per cent ad valorem. CiOaks,
dolmans and other outside garments for
ladies and children wholly or in part of
wool, As per cent nd valorem, now As cents
per pound and 40 per cent nd valorem.
Weddings: cords. dress tt trimmings, braided
loren. now 80 cents per pound and 50 per
cent ad valorem. All carpets, 80 per cent
ad valorem, now ranging from 6 cents per
yard for hemp or jute to 10 cents per yard
and 80 per cent I'D valorem for Administer
and other high grades
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Endless belts for printing machines, 80 per
and 80 cents ad valorem. Paper. sized or
glued. Is per cent ad valorem, and printing
paper, unszed. II per cent ad valorem, now
Is and 20 per cent Paper and other fancy
boxes. 80 per cent ad valorem, now 80.
Envelopes, 80 per cent ad valorem, now 35
Beads, 40 per cent I'D va!orem, now 80.
Backing. 20 per cent nd valorem, now 25.
Carriages and parts of not enumerated, 80
e e Of =" all ' Kinds. IS pc per fe cent
ad .valorem, now So Matches, % per
cent ;, ad valorem. now IS. Clio YES
Gun wads, 70 per cent ad valoren. now 35.
Gutta percha manufactured and hard rubber
articles, 80 per cent ad valorem, now IS.
Hair tewelry and ringlets, 20 per ceut ad
valorena, now 25. Hat bodies Of cotton. 30
per cent ad valorem, now 80. Hattera' plush,
I Ia
rubber fabrics, boots and shoes, Is per cent
ad valorem. now so. Inks and ink powders,
20 per cent I'D valorem, now 30 Japan
wares. 30 per cent ad valorem. now 40
Marble sawed, dressed slabs and paving
tiles, IS cents per cubic foot. now 81. To-
Marble manufactured and not enumerated,
80 per cent ad valorem, now SO. Pipes and
Grnokers' articles, not enumerated, so per
cent ad valorem, and clay pipes. % per cent
ad valorem, now 20 aud 50. respectively.
THE ADMINISTRATIVE FEATURES.
The remainder of the bill, twenty-five
printed pages, Ia made up entirely of the
leading features of the Hewitt administra-
ton bill introduced in tho Forty ninth con-
gross and incorporated in the Morrison bill.
Mr.. Hewitt's provision aboltshing the office
of merchant appraiser and providing new
methods of appraisements are omitted. The
entire system of damage allowance on i'm
ported goods injured during the transporta-
ton is abolished The period for which i'm
ported merchandise can DO kept in bonded
warehouses is extended from one to three
years The duties on boxes, cartons aud
other inside coverings Of merchandise, which
pass into the hands of consumers are re-
vived Duties on packing charges are re.
vived What is known as the
ssimtlitude" Clause is re-enacted
with such wording as to make clear
when unenumerated artiolaa can ha clasai.