The Springdale news., 1888-10-12

cloth. not bagging. IS taxed fifteen per leaiYn aiyaiorem t T the Mills bill oit-coth, linoeufn, eortcaae. D cents per square yard, and I5 cents ad yalorem.
 In the wool and wooen schedules the duty on first and second-class wools, clothing and combing wools, is fixed at II cents per pound. The present duty on these weols is 10 cents per pound. f valued at less than thirty cents per pound, and r cents if valued at more than thirty cents per pound. The duty on carpet wools or wools Of the third class, valued at twelve cents a pound, is fixed at 2pi cents per pouad II yaIuel at more than twelve cents pound. cents per pound In the Mills bill all wools. hair Of the Alpaca goat and other like animals. are placed on the free list. The duty on woolen rags shoddY, mungo. fioclls and wool waste in the Senate bill is fixed at IT cents per pound, the sansa IS under existing law, and those in the Mills bill are 8iso placed on the free list. The duty on wOolen cloths, shlwls and all manufactures of wool Of every descrip- ton, not specially enumerated in the biH val ued at not exceeding forty cents per pound, is fXed Ut 3 cents per pound and B per cent. ad yalorem; If valued al above forty cents and not exceeding sixty, 9 cents per p7uu1 and 49 per ccntum ad vdIoreta valued it above sixty cents pound. 1, cents per pound and n per centum
 
 II per centum ad yaIorem.
 The duty on haanels. blankets and hats, valued at not exceeding thirty cents I pound. is fixed ia the Senate bill at ID cents pc pound; ; valued at above thirty cents | pound and not exceeding forty cents q pound, F cents per pound; valued at above forty cents pound and not exceeding sixty cents, 1S cents per pound and 3I per cent. advalorcm: valued at above sixtvceGts I pound il cents per pound, and 49 per cent ad Talorem. Moiasses above ffty-s.x degrees, i cents per gallon; which rate iS | cents per gallon below present rates. and , cents per gallon lower than the NI lls bli rate The duty on the cheapest grade of womenS and chil drea's dress goods. coat linin9s, Italian cloths, part wool or worstel, is dxe3 at cents per square yard and a per cent. ad valorem. On the higher grades | cents per yard and u per cent. ad Yulorem. In the Mills bill these goods are taxed n per cent. ad va loren. Raaay-made clothing in the Senate bill is taxed 1 cents perp0unj and 40 per cent. al yaorem; in the Mills bill. oalg 35 per cent al yaiorem, eloalis. doIm3as. jackets. telmas, etc, 45 cents per pound and # per cent ad valorem: Tn the Mills bill only 45 per cent. aa =Xaiorem.=N No change n existing rates is proposed on carpct;ngs. The silk and six goods sehc lule imposes < tax of 5e cents per pound on partially manufactured soods aud B per cent. thrown silk. Goods in the piece, including rbboas, gre taxed from 15 cents and r Der cent. aa valorem to s2225 pound and r. per cent ad valorcm according 10 the percentage Of silk in the goods Velvet pushes, etc, are taxed from S1 pound and l5 per cent. i'd valorem, to S}.50 per pound and l5 per cent. ad valorem. Silk web- pings, gorlHEs, etc, 53 per cent ad vaiorem IaceS. embroiderIes etc. 6t per cant d Yaiorem. Paper hangings imperial iefter and note paper are taxed - per cent. the same as existing law, and as proposed by the Alls bill. Manufactures Of paper not spec.ai- ly enumerated, . per cent. d yaior- em. In the saadries schedule bstumia5as coal is taxed - cents per ton: matches 1a cents Der gross boxes, or cent per thousand matches if hot h boxes. anmanufaetarcd stone, except marble. Il cents per cubic foot: Gresse3.. . per cent. d ya.orem Watches, watcheases and Jewelry - per cent. ad yalorem. The importa- ton Of opinm containing less than q per cent of morphia and Of opium prepared for sMo}l- ing, Is prohibited
 The free list lncuGes, among numerous other articles tea and coffee. anthracite coal. cocoa, gold, $ lyer and copper coins. fish for bait raw or uncufed hides, raw silk. silk cocoons and silk waste, sHIk#0rms eggs. cedar, mahogany rosewood, satin woods and all uHmanu- factured cabinet woods, all paintings statuary and photographic pictures. imported by s0elat0ns Tor iae enG0ufa5et3ent or eQce, art or industry; all works of art collections in illustration ot the progress Of the arts science or manufacture, photographs. wor:ls in terra cotta, Parlsian pottery artistic copies of antiQu;t es i'll metal: animals imported for ex- hibition, arsenic, arrow root. raw bees-wax bologna sausages, boltins cloths, books, en- cravings. etchng which have been printed more than twenty years; books, prate4 n other than lie English lahguaga, op.um. containing g per cent. or more or morphin, gold and silver bullion, e3naamoa. diamonds, rough or ua. cut manufactured feather and downs. iute and juta butts manila. s1,8s grass. EaJeesse5 fars. gaaag bags, aHa cloth i only f7rrs fnanu- faeture. mo.a,ses testing not abere Hstv-s5x degrees; logs, railroad tes, shp timber and sh1p plaaisng a.d all lumber wire rope, iron and steel materials used ia the construction and equipment of vessels built i'll the United States for foreign aceoant and ownership, f7r tae purpose or be- fas emplaxej n fhe foreign trade. ani aH articles ef t8Ee!-H production Heeie5 for the repairs ot Am erieaa vessels engaged exclusive. ly .a fOrEfzn tra a8e