St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-02

NOW cent?; shelled, cent per pound
now " cents). Mustard-in bottles.
ground or preserved, cents per pound
(now 10 cents. Cotton thread, yarn,
Warps-value not exceeding 40 cents
per pound-35 per cent ad valOrem;
valued at over 40 cents per pound, 40
per cent ad valorem (the present
duties range from 10 cents in 25
cent values to so ad valorem on
cotton valued at 81 per pound. All cot
ton cloth 40 per cent ad valorem, pro-
vided tarletans. mulls and crinoliDeS
shall not pay more than p per cent ad
valOrem (the present tariff divides cot
ton cloths into 13 classes, with duties
ranging from 81 cents per square yard
for less than 100 threads to the square
inch, to 40 per cent ad valorem on col
ored cOttons exceeding 200 yards to the
square inch.) Spool cotton 40 per cent
ad valorem, now at minimum duty OF
cents per 10 spools. Ducks, linen,
canvas, handkerchiefs, lawns or other
manufactures of flax, jute or hemp,
not specially provided for, 25 per cent
ad valorem, and linen collars, cuffs and
shirts, So per cent ad valOrem (noW uni
form at 35 ad valorem.) Flax, hemp
and jute yarns, 25 per cent ad valorem
NOW 80 per cent ad valorem.) Linen
thread, twine, etc., 25 per cent ad va
loren now 35.) Oil-clOths 25 per cent
ad valorem m0w 40) Gunny cloth, 25
cents per pounO; bagging, % per cent
untarred cordage, 25 per cent ad va
loren (now from to 81 cents per
pound; sail duck Russia sheeting
and unenumerated manufactures of
hemp and jute, 25 per cent now
from 80 to 50 per cent ad valorem.)
All wool, woods on the sEein, shoddy
waste, ETC., are placed on the free list
after July l. On fannels. blankets,
woolen hats, knitting hoods. woolen or
worsted yarns, and manufactures of
every description, composed wholly or
in part of worsted, 40 per cent ad val
Orem (the present section relating to
this class of goods eXceptS such as are
composed in part of wool.) WOolen and
worsted cloths. shawls and all manu-
factures of wool of every description,
made wholly or in part of wool or wors-
ted not specially provided for, 40 per
cent ad valorem (the present duties on
flannelS, etc, range from 10 cents per
pound and 80 per cent ad valoren to 35
cents per pound and 40 per cent ad val
Orem; and on wOOlen cloths, etc, from
35 cents per pound and 80 per cent adj
ValOrem to 80 cents per pound and 40
per cent ad valorem.) Bunting, 40 per
cent ad valOrem (noW 10 cents per yard
and 35 per cent ad valorem.) Women
and childrenS' dress goods, coat lin
ings. Italians. ETC., 40 per cent ad val
orem (the present duties range from
cents per yard and 80 per cent ad val
orem to 9 cents per yard and 40 per cent
ad valorem.) Clothing ready made and
wearing apparel Of every de-
scription of wool except knit
goods, 10 per cent ad valOr-
EN- (now 40 cents per pound and 80 per
cent ad valorem). Cloaks, dolmans and
other outside garments for ladies and
children, wholly or in part of wool, 45
per cent ad valorem (now 45 cents per
pound and 40 per cent ad valOrem).
Weddings, cords, dress trimmings,
braided buttons, etc., of wool, 80 per
cent ad valorem now 80 cents per pound
and so per cent ad valorem). All car
pets, 80 per cent ad valorem (now rang
ing from cents per yard for hemp or
jute to 40 cents per yard and 30 per cent
ad valorem for Administer and other
high gradeS). Endless belts for printing
machines, 30 per cent ad valorem (now
20 cents per pound and 80 per cent ad
valorem). Paper, sized or glued, Is per
cent ad valorem and printing paper, un-
used, II per cent ad valorem NoW 10
and 20 per cent?. Paper and other fancy
boxes, 80 per cent ad valorem Now 35).
Envelopes. so per cent ad valorem now
50). Blacking, 20 per cent ad valOrem
now 25). Carriages and parts of, not
enumerated, 30 per cent ad valOremNOw
35). Feathers of all kinds, 80 per cent
ad valorem now 50). Matches, % per
cent ad valorem (nOw 35). Gloves of
all descriptions, 40 per cent now 50).
Gun wads, 25 per cent ad valorem (now
35). Gutta percha, manufactured and
hard rubber articles, 80 per cent ad val
orem now 95). Hair jewelry and ring
lets, 25 per cent ad vaIorem (now 25).
Hat bodies of cotton, 30 per cent ad
valorem mow 35). Hattefs' plush, Is
per cent ad valorem (now 25). India
rubber fabrics, boots and shoes, Is per
cent ad valorem nOw 30). Inks and ink
powders, 20 per cent ad valorem mow
30). Japan wares, 30 per cent ad val
orem (nOw 4O). Marble sawed, dressed
cubic foot (nOw $1.10). Marble manu-
factured and not enumerated, 80 per
cent ad valorem now 5O. Pipes and
smokers articles, not enumerated, 80
per cent ad valorem, and clay pipes 25
per cent ad valorem (now 20 and 35 re-
spectively).
THE REMAINDER OF THE BILL,
twenty-five printed pages, is made up
entirely of the leading features of the |
old Hewitt administration bill, such as
the similarity clause, the provisions to
guard against smuggling; the exempt
ing of theatrical scenery and wardrobes |
when intended for temporary use in the |
United States and tourists wearing ap-
narpI