Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17

ssun ad Vnlorom, provided t.~,at.
iu'is anu crinOlines shall MOI 49,, , s'''is
ss ian % PER cent ad yalorem: tba yra m
saiin uiFides cotton cloth inc t,,aI,'1'
eiNsses' with duties rangin@ tr s"s's sI
v VM per square yard for less than ,oo
elseads TO the square inch. n an 49, 49,
eNne NJ Nalorem on cOlored oottf.a
exceeding POO threads 10 tho sn,,o,,s
men. Spool cotton, 40 per ce ota w
rAlorehi now at a minimum duty "a =
cents per ~ spools. Duck. linen oa,
ssas, hAndkerchiefs, lawns or other nen,-
~. on max, Iute or hemp. not speci.
aiy provided for, 25 per cent nd yalorem
anu iileh collars, cuffs and shirts o5 nep
oens ~ Vaiorem; now uniform al AZ per
cent al valorem. Flax, hemp and int
ysIhs' 20 per cent adj yalOrem. now IN
~ cent al yalorem. Linen. thread
e ~ etc, 20 per cent APP yalorem. now
% per cent Oil cloths, % ner cent al
Fhloreini now 40 per cent. ConsiderabIa
ISd1ction has been made In ennny
ciolh, pagging, tarred cables. copdage
etc' All woods, woods on skins sboddv
etc, are placed on the free isl sftgr
yuiy ]; On tiannels, blankets wooien
Ilats, KNIT hoods, wooden or worsted
yarns. and manufactures Of every de.
scrlptlon, composed wholly or IN na,t
OF Worsted, 40 per cent ad yalorem. tbe
present section relating TO this class ~
goods, except such as are composed IN
part OF wool. Wooden and worstad
cloths, shawls, and all manufactnras ~
wool OF every description. made wbolly
~ 10 part OF wool or worsted, not speci
any provided for 40 per cent ad yalorem:
she present duties on the fannels, etc,
range from 10 cents pound and 80 per
cent ad yalorem to 80 cents per round
anu 0O per. cent Rd yalorem, and on
wooden cloths, etc, from 80 cents per
pound and 40 per cent ad yalorem.
ouhting, 40 per cent ad yalorem, now
~ cents yard and 35 per cent ad yalo-
rem, Women's and children's dress
goods, coat Innings, Italians, etc, 40 per
cent ad valorem; tho present duties
range from o cents per yard and 35 per
cent al Yalorem TO . cents per yard and
80 per cent ad vglorem. Clothing.
really made, and wearing apparel OF
every description, OF wool, except knit
goods, - per cent ad yalorem; now 40
cents per pound and 80 per cent ad yalo.
rem. All carpets, 30 per cent adj yalo.
rem; now ranging from cents per yard
Tor hemp or iute 10 As cents per ward
and 80 per cent ad yalorem for Amin.
ster and other high grades Paper,
sized or glued, is per cent al yalorem,
and printing paper, unsized IL per cent
90 valorem; now 10 and 20 per cent
Gntta percha, manufactured, and hard
rubber articles, 80 per cent al yalorem;
now - per cent India rubber fabrics
boots and shoes, 10 per cent ad yalo-
REM now 80 per cent Marble, saved,
dressed slabs and paving tiles, 50 cents
per cubic foot; now Si.l0 Marble,
manufactured and not otherwise emu
merated, 80 per cent ad yalorem; now
90 per cent The reductions in
china, glass, and glassware,
are sweeping. The remainder OF the
bill, twenty five printed pages, is made
M entirely Of the leading features Of the
old Hewitt administration bill, such as
the similarity clause provision, intended
tn guard against smuggling, exempting
Of theatrical scenery and wardrobes,
when intended for temporary use in the
United States, and tourists wearing APP
paTcl. the clause providing for the taxa
ton % cartons or coverings; the section
intended TO prevent false invoices and
underyaluations, and providing for pun
ishment Of persons guilty Of these Of
lenses; extension OF warehouse privilege
10 three years; abolition OF allowance
Tor damage in warehouses; ablition OF
fees 81 entries on imported goods and
tho requirement that invoices shall be
submitted 30 the United States consular
officers before expectation 30 the United
States; the section relative 10 appeals IN
customs eases aud limiting the time
withinin which such suits can be
brought. the bestowal Of sole iurisiic-
ton in trials OF suits against
United States collectors upon
United States circuit courts, and the
psnalty clause directed against OF.
,omptei bribery Of customs officials.
The latest estimates made by the com
mit,ce Of the probable reductions IN
revenue that win be effected by the pas
age az the bill are ~ follows: Chem
icala. $3.50. 600: china and glass, 81, OO0,-
600. cottons, 4277 900; provisions, SoOO,'
GOO wooden goods, si2, 800, 600; sundries,
81 900. 900; Iaper, $500; sugars, Sll,
OD0. 900; hemp, flax and inte, Sl,sOO,O0
metals, 81, 500, 600; free list, So, 80, w.
This would make the total reduction
abaut SO, 600, 900.
Chairman Mills said to-day internal
revenue changes had been purposely ex
clu3cd from the bill The democratic
members are still considering that sub
icct and Il was not possible TO say a.
this time whether the reductions WOULD
result In the presentation Of another
hill dealing with internal revenue, OF
Inc inclusion Of some provision bearlng
upon that system in the present bill al
some future stage.
THF FISHERIES TREATY