The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

cents Der yard ana ~ per cent oove'
loren. Clolhine.ready made, and wear
ing apparel OF every description Of wool.
except knit goods, IS per cent advs.
loren, now 20 cents per pound and 30
per cent advalorem. Clocks. dolmans
and other Outside garments for ladies
end children. wholly Or In part Of WOOL,
Is per cent advalorem, now - cents per
pound and % per cent advslorem. All
carpets % per cent advalorem, now rang
ing from cents per yard for hemp or
jute 10 IS cents per yard and 30 per cent
advalorem for Axminster aud other high
grsdes-
Endless belts for printing machines, 20
per cent advaIorem, now 20 cents per
pound and 50 per cent advaIorcm.
Paper, sised or glued, is per cent ad-
vaiorenl, and printing paper. unsized,
l2 per cent advslorem, now 10 aud 70
per cent. Paper aud other fancy boxes.
30 per cent advalorem, now %. Envel-
cpes 20 per cent sdvalorem, now 9S.
Beads 90 per cent advalorem. now So.
Backing 20 per cent advalorem. now IS.
Carriages, aud parts Of, not enumerated,
80 per cent adval0rem, now 80. Dolls,
toys and fans, except palm.Ieaf, 30 per
cent advalorem, now IS. Festhers Of all
kinds, IS per cent sdvalorem, now 80.
Gloves Of I'll descriptions, 40 per cent,
now SO. Gun wads, IS per cent sdval-
orem, now IS. Guttapercha manu-.
factured and hard rubber articles, 30 per
cent sdvalorem. now IS. Hair jewelry
and ringlets, rs per cent advaIorem,
now IS. Hat bodies Of cotton, 30 per
cent advalorem, now IS. Hatters plush
Is per cent advaIorem, now IS. Indian
rubber fabrics. boots and hand shoes, 10
Der cent advalorem, now 80. lnks and
ink powders 20 per cent advalorem, now
l3O. japan ware 30 per cent advalorem,
now 40. Marble sawed, dressed slabs
and paving tiles IS per cent per cubic
foot, now 81 10. Marble manufactured
and not enumerated 80 per cent advsl'
lorem, now so. Paper machine articlee
rs per cent advslorem, now %. Percus-
zion caps 80 per cent I'd vslorem, now ~
\ Philosophical instruments IS per cent
Iadvalorem, now IS. Pipes and smokerl
articles not enumerated, SO per cent cd
\ vaiorem and clay pipes Is per cent %
\ valorem. now 70 and IS respectively
/, Umbrells and parasol frames and ribs 4
\ per cent advalorsun, umbrellas Of silk o.
ALPACA 80 per cent sdvalorem. now 4
J and 50 per cent respectively. Cotton oI
y fisx webbing % per cent advalorsm
now IS.
l RsrINATED REDUCTIONS.
The latest estimates made By the Com
'mittee on Ways anl Means Of the pro
!! bable reductions 10 revenue that woul'
. be effcted BY the passage Of the bill sr
!. a. follows: Chemicals, t730, COO: Chin
! and glass, 81, COO 900; cottons, $277, 900
provisions. 100000 (sppr0ximate1
wooden goods, o12 2.30O.O00; sundries
$1,000 COO; paper. $2.5OO; sugars, el1,
COO COO; hemp. fax aud jute, $l,000. 900
] metals 81. 100000 (a2proximated]; fire.
list, e22. $4,000. This would make th
total reduction about t53,c 900. Chair
\ man Mile said to-day that internal rev
enue changes had been purposely ex
I'cIuded from the bill. The Democrats
lmembers we're still considering that sub
''ject, and it was not possible 10 say .
.Ithis time whether their deIiberation
y would result in the presentation of an
other bill dealing specifically with th'
.liuternal revenue or in the inclusion Q
III some provisions bearing upon that sys
Item IN the present bill q some futur
!, stage.