The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-10-12

velveteens, and all pile IaDrics composed u
cotton, 10 cents per square yard and 20 pei
cent ad valorem (40 per cent.
Flax, Hemp, aud Jute.
Hemp, $40 per ton (now $25). Cables, Oh
cordage and Irvine, including binding Irvine
composed wholly OF manila on sisal grass
Ia cents per pound ca to 81 per poundl
Manufactures OF fax, hemp, jute, valued al
cents per pound or less, 2 cents per pound
(40 per cents valued above ! cents pei
pound, 40 per cent al valorem C95 to 40 per
cent.
Brown and bleached linen cloth contain
ing not less than 100 threads TO the square
inch, 30 per cent ad valoren. Laces and
embroideries of fax, jute aud cotton, not
enumerated, 80 per cent ad valorem 80 per
| cent. Collars and cuffs for mems wear
composed entirely of cotton, ID cents per
dozen pieces AMI 81 per cent adj valorem;
| composed in whole or part of linen, 30 cents
per dozen pieces and % per cent adj
valorem.
Bagging for cotton. valued at not more
than cents per pound, s-cent per pound
| 40.
Oil cloth for floors 10 ceuts per square
yard and II per cent adj valorem 40 per
| cent.
The duty on wines, liquors. etc, is gen
orally increased about 10 per cent.
Tobacco, cigarettes, cheroots 81. 80 per
pound now $3.50. Leaf tobacco, other
| than suitable for wrappers unmanufac-
tured and not stemmed, 20 cents per pound
stemmcd, - cents NOW 35 cents.
Animals, Provisions and Fruits.
-inimals, alive, horses and mules, $50 a
head now copper cent adj valorem); cattle
more than I year old, s. per head now 20
per cent ad valorem,; hogs and sheep, 30
| cents now 20 per cent adj vslorem).
Beans, per bushel, 81 cents now 10 per
cent al valorem); beans and muchrooms,
prepared or preserved, 70 cents per gallon
NOW 30 per cent ad valorem; cabbage, 1
cent each now 10 per cent ad valoren,)
Chickory root. burnt or roasted, | cent per
pound now p; ground or graduated in
rolls OF otherwise prepared, II cents; cocoa
butter or cocoa butterine, 81 cents now 90
per cent. Dandelion root and acorns, pre-
pared, and other articles used as coffee or
substitutes, not especially enumerated, II
cents per pound NOW q.
Extract of meat, all not specially provid-
ell for, b cents per pound now 20 per cent
nd valolem; fluid extract of meat, Is cents
per pound now 20 per cent adj valorem),
Grapes, cent pound now 20 per cent;
oranges, lemons or lines, i'm packages of II
cubic feet or less, 10 cents per package
demons now 10 cents and oranges 10 cents
boxl; exceeding | ! and not exceeding 81
cubic feet, 20 cents demons now 30 cents,
oranges 20 cents: exceeding 81 and not ex-
ceeding > cubic feet, 40 cents now So cents
per barred; exceeding J cubic feet for
every additional foot or fractional part,
cents: in bulk, xl.J0 per ! 200 now 90 per
cent al valOrem; lemons, So per 1000.
oranges, $l.60 per 900; ginger or ginger
root, preserved, and citron, preserved or
candied, cents per pound now 3J per cent
nd valorem); orange and lemon peel, pre-
served or candied, , cents per pound
Fish and Vegetables.
Maekerel, picked or sailed, cent per
pound now $3 per barred behring's, picked
or sailed, ! cont NOW 81 per barrel; sal
mon, picked, | cent now So barreD: other
fish, picked, in barrels, | cent u pound
now ~ q Darrell Cans OF packages con-
tanning fish admitted free of duty under any
existing law OF treaty. exceeding one quart,
IL cents for each additional quart or frac-
tional part i'm addition to the present rate.
Hops, 10 cents per pound now cents)
Maccaroni, vermiceli, and other similar
preparations, = cents per pound. Milk,
preserved or condensed, 3 cents per pound
now 20 per cent. Spices, ground or
powdered, not specially provided for,
cents per pound now ~. Peas in cartons. |
papers, or small packages, cent per pound |
NOW 20 per cent. Rice, cleaned cent per
pound now 2D; uncleaned rice and rice |
flour and meal, l cent per pound now Ii |
aud 20 per cent, respectively) broken rice,
cent per pound now I'd. Castor beans
II n
cents per pound now 2D. Vegetables of |
all kinds, preserved, including pickles and |
sauces, 81 per cent now 30 and 3d.
Chemicals.
Nearly every article i'm the chemical |
schedule shows reduction from the present |
rate of duty, tannic acid being reduced |
from 81 to % cents, and morphia and all |
salts from 81 an ounce to 80 cents. Ex-
tracts of logwood and other dye woods and |
barks for dying or tanning, not specially
provided for, cent pound NOW 10 per
cent and 30 per cent ad valorem).
Oils-Castor, so cents per gallon now 80 |
cents; cod liver, Is cents now % per cent;
croton. 30 cents now 90 cent; cotton
seed, 10 cents, now % cents; olive salad,
81 cents, now % cents) seal, whale, and
other fish oil, cents, now % per cent?
Doohs, pho,oSIoPhc, uaPS, otC., uOt
% per cent now 90 and % per
cent?; envelopes % cents per ZOO now 20
and 10 per cent; manufactures of paper,
not enumerated, 20 per cent tnow % and 10
per cent. Surface-coated papers, card
boards, albumenzed and senstized papers,
prints from either stone or
zinc. bound or unbound except illustrations
IN printed books, and all articles produced
'ithcr in whole or in part by photographic
process. 50 per cent al valorem. Playing
ards, 30 cents per pack now 100 per cent?.
'SundrIes.
Brushes and brooms, 30 per cent al
now 30 per cent and % per cent;
,room corn, 81 ton: feathers manufactured,
10 per cent (now 80 per cent.
Gunpowder and explosive when valued
1t 90 cents or less n pound, ) cents pound
now u; above 20 cents pound, 6 cents n
pound now 10).
Hats, Of fur, wholly or partially manu-
'actured, including fur-hat bodies, 80 per
,ent.
Calfskins, tanned or dressed, and skins of
III kinds not specially enumerated, % cents
pcr pound NOW 20D. Leather, cut into shoe
Ippers OF vamps or other forms, shall be
Ia .oif;aJ v,ooufa cfit,.ae of 1oafher and |