New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04

cents and IA csns Bolts IL nee cents '" diameter
cents tnow "a and IL cents) Forgines OF iron
and steel not specially cpsos Sc se Scp Nos IS 10
s s%a 60 cents scents 10 ssH thai
hoop or band iron or steel ties shall pay 10 cents
per pound moro than the duty imposed on the hoop
from which It Is made ..., w,r. nails
longer than inches and above No. IL, cents NOV
4 ccn's.) Between l and inches, IL cents 'no"
Railway bars Of iron and steel. and made IN par par,
Of iron and steel Top rails ana phcSn o az per ION
Railway FISH plates. cent tnow centsl; sheet sheet
so per cent adj vaorcml spikes, nuts. washers ana
horse shoes $40 cents NOV censl coe. can't
blooms and blanks for wheels, I'D cents 'no"
SUGAR.
An sucars NOT above thirteen Dutch standard In
Juice melaia, concentrated mclada concrete ana con
seventy five degrees 7-IOc per pound lnow
5i0ocl and for every additional degree shown =. ~
Sugars above number thirteen and not above MURDER
sixteen, asc now 75-loocl NJ sugar apo Sc
number sixteen and not above number twenty o-oc.
nov SCI All sugars above number twenty &c. NOV
Moasscs testing above aysA a d I'll soo &C.
iionery, including chocolate confectionery, made
wholly or IN part Of saE s sa@er ened when nc
nred coiored or IN any adulieraed SC per pound
NOV and iocl. Glucose or grape sugar. a-1c' GO
Wool and manufacture Of wool the classification rs ,s
Of woods is that Of the present law wiols OF rne n, n
Woods Of tho third class exceeding In value - cents
Top slubbing and all other wastes, composed wholly
In part Of wool worsted, 80 cents per pound Al
which have been advanced by any process Of manu-;
facture beyond the washed or secured condition no.
otherwise enumerated provided for In this act shall
q subject
manufactures of wool not specially enumerated or pro
manufac Of wool enumerated, valued at not
40 cents per pound 80 cents per poand ana
and 20 and 40 por cent? Above 40 cents and NOT OK,
cSedng 60 Genus per pound, 80 cents per pound ana
80 per cent? Above 60 per pound, 40 cents per
pound and 40 per cent I'D yslorcm Ilsnnes blanheis
hats etc., valued at above 60 cents per pound, 40
cents per pound and 40 per cent ad vaorem ga cents
and IS per cent, and 80 cents and 40 per cent?
women's and chlldren's dress goods, Italian cloths,
etc, made part of wool and valued al exceeding
Is cents per square yard u cents per square yard,
containing an admixure of silk and in VIII oh silk
is not the component material Of chief value and not
addition thereto 40 per cennm ad valorem % cents
and 80 per cent, and cents and 40 per cent ac-
Provided that all goods of the character enumerated
or described in THIS Laraaph weigh a., ns 9x o ce oa
per pound and 40 per cent al vaoicm l35 cents and
40 per cent; womcns and Oh ldIcn's dress goods,
Italian cloths and composed wholly Of wool, IL cents
cents and % per cent?.
All such goods with salvages made wholly or in
part OF other materials and all such goods In VIII oh
threads made wholly or in part OF other materials
have been uS for the Pl1 e 81 sass 3a
and 40 per cent ad valorem 90 cents and 40 per
four ounces per square yard shall pay duty of 40
cents per pound and 40 per cent al vaorrm. Cloth
knitting frames and all pile fabrics, composed wholly
or IN part of wool made up or manu'ac'nrcd Wholly l
or In part, 40 cents per pound ana 40 per GEM al
jackets, etc. except knit goods composed wholly or
n part Of wool, made up wholly in part, 40 cents
40 per cent Endless lie belts or s for Pager nS or
cent ad valorem go cents and 80 per cent.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The Internal Revenue section Of the bill so far az
It relates TO tobacco provides that after February l.
of So annually. The tax on cigars, ch"roots and all
cigarettes weighing more than three pounds per 900
which shall be manufactured sold after that date
shall be al 80 per thousand and on cigarettes weigh
ing less than three pounds 10 The thousand, 80 cents
per thousand, aud said tax shall be paid by the man
ufacturer II repeats all laws restricting (hc dispo'
ton Of tobacco by farmers and producers and an law
imposing taxes Oh manufactured tobacco and snuff
manufacturers of and dealers In leaf tobacco retail
dealers in leaf tobacco, dealers in manufactured to-
bacco snuff and cigars, peders of tobacco, snuff and
cigars, and manufacturers of smut II provides for
rebate all original and unbroken packages held by
manufacturers dealers at the time the repeal
into effect February /, 1850. 4 also irpeals all
facture sale or expectation of tobacco snuff Al
coho TO be used in the industrial arts Is relieved from
the payment of Internal Revenue tax provision
IS made for bonded alcohol warehouses. and safe
guards are provided against fraud
GENERAL EFFECT
According to the estimates made by the committee
the bill provides for total REDUCTION of about go
900. 600. made up approximately as follows;
Sugar So7. 759 600: free list. SbiOO.OOO tobacco
internal Revenuej, $4 400 600 alcohol in the arts
~ 600 600 other reductions In customs. 5000
600 The majority and minority reports VIII be sub
mticd formally Tomorrow, and Will be then made
public
Mr. Allison. from the Committee Finance,
ported back the House Tariff bill, with amendment
In the nature Of a substitute. II was placed on the
calendar and ordered TO be printed He said that thr
majority and minority reports 10 accompany the bill
would be filed tomorrow Friday, and gave notice
that he would call up the bill for consideration on
Monday next.
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.