Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
THE NEW TARIFF BILL
Continued from First Page.

cylinders, crown or common, window
glass when cut, engraved or otherwise
Ornamented, and hand mirrors not eX-
ceeding in size one hundred and forty
four square inches 45 per cent ad yalorem.
Schedule d, wood and wooden wares is
reenacted entire with the following ad-
ditions: Sawed boards, blanks, deals
and blocks or posts of mahogany; rose
wood, satinwood, granadllla or other
cabinet wood, Is per cent ad valorem; We,
neering and briar root of briar wood and
similar wood unmanufactured, or not
further manufactured than cut into forms
or shapes suitable for the articles into
which they are intended to be converted
20 per cent ad valorem.
According to estimates made by the COM
nittee the bill provides for the total re
duction of about So, 600, 600 made up ap
proximately as follows: Sugar so. 7o9,OOO;
free list S65, 900 coo: tobacco internal reye-
nue) 81 500. 600: alcohol in the arts $1,000
600: other reductions in customs s., OOO, OOO
The majority report will be submitted
formally tomorrow and will then be maze
public.
Schedule Cotton manufacturers.
Cotton thread, warp or yarn not wound
upon spools scheduled at or over % cents
and not exceeding 40 cents per pound, Is
cents per pound, (15); over 40 cents ana not
exceeding 80, % cents per pound, (2o); over
90 cents and not exceeding 20 cents, -
y.
bleeched, colored, etc, and not exceeding
30 per cent to the square yard, cents per
square yard, (219); bleached 22 to 80
cents: if dyed, colored, etc, IA cents (412);
provided, that on all cotton cloth not ex-
ceeding 100 thread not bleached. dyed, ETC.,
valued at over 615 cents per yard, bleached,
valued at over cents and dyed, colored,
ETC., valued at over cents, there shall be
paid duty of 81 per cent ad vaiorem, now
being from pa to "A per yard. All
cotton CLOTH exceeding 100 and not
exceeding $50 threads to the square inch,
not bleached, dyed, valued at over 80
cents per square yard, and bleached valued
coiored stained and painted or printed
valued at over 1919 cents per square yard,
there shall be paid duty of 10 per cent ad
valorem. Cotton cloth not bleached, dyed,
colored, ETC., exceeding $50 and not exceed
ing 200 threads 80 cents per square yard
g cents; if bleached 4 Is cents q cents); If
dyed. colored. etc So cents NOW cents;
provided that on all cotton cloth exceeding
loo and not exceeding 200 threads not
bleached, dyed, colored, etc, valued at
over Is cents per square yard, bleached
valued at over 10 cents per square yard,
dyed. colored, etc, painted or
printed. valued at over IL cents
per square yard, there shall be, paid
duty of 45 per cent ad valorem.
Cotton cloth not bleached, dyed, colored.
etc, exceeding 200 threads, AZ cents per
square yard-(4 cents If bleached 515cents
6 cents, If dyed, cOlored, etc, 6$4, now 6.
On stocking, hose and half hose composed
of cotton or vegetable fiber valued at not
exceeding s. pei dozen pair, 60 cents per
dozen pairs and 20 per cent ad valorem.
On cotton damask clothing and wearing
apparel of cotton not enumerated, 40 per
cent ad valorem (33 and 40 per cent? Ham
burg edging, embroideries or insertings of
cotton, ID cents per pound and 10
per cent ad valorem 40 per cent?.
Plush, velvet, velvetlnes and some other
fabrics composed of cotton, 10 cents per
square yard and 20 per cent ad valorem 40
per cent?.
Schedule FLAX, hemp and jute.
Hemp, $40 per ton (S25); cables or cordage
and Irvine, including binding Irvine COM
posed wholly of MANILA or sisal grass, =
cents per pound (2la to 314 per pound;
manufactures of fax, hemp or jute val
ued at cents per pound or less, cents
per pound Is per cent; valued above
cents per pound, 40 per cent ad valorem (25
to 40 per cent?; brown and bleached lined
cloth containing not less than 100 threads
to the square inch, 80 per cent ad yalorem.
On laces and embroideries of flax,
lutte and cotton not enumerated, 30
per cent ad valorem go per cent?.
On collars and cuffs for mems wear COM
posed entirely of cotton, Is cents per
dozen and 80 cents ad valorem; composed
in whole or IN part of linen, 80 cents per
dozen pieces and % per cent ad valorem.
Bagging for cotton valued at not more
than 80 cents per pound, 81 per cent, az
cents. Oil cloth for floors, 10 cents per
square yard and Is per cent ad valorem
,40 per cent?.
Schedule H-Wines, liquors, etc. Still
wines, including ginger wine, cordial or
vermuth in casks, 90 cents per gallon go
cents; flint malt extract in casks, 20 cents
per gallon: in bottles or jugs, 40 cents;
solid or condensed, 40 per cent. Cherry,
prune and other juices not
enumerated containing not more than
pa per cent of alcohol 6 cents per
gallon; containing more than "A per cent
of alcohol, 81 per gallon GO per cent?. Gin
ger ale, beer, lemodade, soda water and
other waters in plain green or colored,
nodded or pressed glass bottles, containing
not more than "a pints, 5 cents per dozen;
containing more than l Il pints. cents per
dozen, but no separate duty shall be as
sessed on the bottles. If imported other
wise than IN plain green or cOlored, mold
ed or pressed glassed bottles. or in such
bottles containing more than IL plnts
tach, 80 cents per gallon (26 per cent?, and
In the last case the bottles or other cover
lngs shall be assessed as if empty.
Schedule G-Provision, animals alive
Horses and mules, $50 head, now 20 per
cent ad valorem. Cattle more than year
old, S. per head, now 20 per cent ad valo-
rem. Hogs and sheep, 30 per cent per
head, now 20 per cent ad valorem. Beans
per bushel, 25 cents, now 10 per cent al
valorem. Beans, peas and mushrooms,
prepared or preserved. % cents per gallon.
uow 80 per cent ad valorem. Cabbages l
cent each, now 10 per cent ad valorem.
Chicory root, burnt or roasted, 10 cents per
pound, now cents; graduated in bottles
or otherwise prepared "a cents.
Dandelion root and acorns, pared, and
other articles used as coffee or substitutes
not specially enumerated, u cents per
pound; now, > cents. Extract of meat all
not specially provided for, 80 cents per
pound; now, 20 per cent ad valorem. Fluid
20 per cent ad yalorem. Fruits-Grapes, /
cent pound: now, 20 per cent. Oranges,
lemons and lines, in packages OF a capac
ity of "a cubic feet or less, 10 cents per
package; lemons, now 30 cents, and
oranges % cents; exceeding 2l5
and not exceeding 5 cubic feet,
30 cents; now, 80 cents per barrel:
exceeding 5 cubic feet, for every ad-
ditionai foot or fractional part thereof
cents; in bulk 81. 30 per ZOO pounds now
20 per cent Rd valorem; lemons s. per
thousand, oranges Sl.50 Der thousand
pounds. Ginger or ginger roots preserved
in sugar or otherwise and citron preserved
or candied cents per pound; now 81 per
cents ad vaiorem- Orange peel and lemon
peel preserved or candied , cents per
pound. Fish-Msckrel picked or sailed,
II cent. now 81 per barrel; salmon picked.
l cent, now s. per barrel. Other fish pick
led in barrels l cent pound, now s. Ii
barrel. Cans or packages made of tin or
other material containing fish of any kind
admitted free of duty under any existing