, 1890-06-19


on bottles or jugs.
Fruit Juice, not specially provided for
containing not more than Is per cent Of
alcohol, 5O cents per gallon, instead OF
90 cents.
Soda and similar waters In bottles con.
tanning not more than three.fOurths OF
pint each, 10 cents per dozen, instead
of IL cents; in BOTTLES containing moro
than hrue-fourths Of pint and loss
than one and one.haf pints, % cents
per dozen instead of 20 cents Natural
etcryefscCnt mineral waters arc trans
ierfed to the free list.
CorruN MAsUFACIuREs.
Among the changes in the schedule of
cotton manufacture are tho following:
Cotton cloth valued AT more than cents
per square yard, IL blcached, 2i1 cents
per square yard, and If printed, cents,
instead OF 80 per cent ad vnlorem. The
provision that ready.madc clothing hav-
ing India rubber in its composition shall
he subject to a duty o( 20 cents per
pound and 90 per cent ad valorem is
stricken out,
ALI pile fabrics, bleachcd, i2 cents per
square yard, and 10 per cent. ad valorcm
and II dyed, colored or tanned, painted
or printed, II cents, and 20 per cent. al
yalorom, instead of 10 cents per square
yard and 20 per cent. al valorem. The
maximum duty on hose is placed at 10
cents per dozen pairs and 40 per cent.
AL yalorem, instead of 81 and 10 per
cent ad valorem. The maximum duty
Oh shirts and drawers Is 81 - per dozen
and 40 per cent, instead oi S2.25 and 40
per cent ad valorem. Corsets are elm
mated rs separate paragraph and the
duty is to be charged according TO the
material OF which they are composed,
On blankets hats, and tiannels for un.
dorwear, valued at not more than 80
cents per pound, the duty will be the
same as that imposed on one and one
half pounds of wool OF the first class, In.
/ stead of one pound. ON trimmings and
| buttons, of which wool or wnrSted is n
component material the duty is to be
~ cents per pound ana % per cent. ad
yalorem, instead OF 70 cents and % per
cent.
sILKs ANDsi GOODS.
In the silk and silk goods schedule,
goods in the piece are made dutia bic ut
80 per cent ad yalorem. Tho provision
that silk clothing, when composed In
part of India rubber, shall pay n duty OF
10 cents an ounce and 20 per cent al
yaIofom Is stricken out
THE suSpRrEs SCHEDULE.
In the sundries schedule a minimum
duty Of 20 per cent. ad valorem is pro
vided FOR in the glove paragraph.
Paintings and statuary, not otherwise
provided for, 30 per cent. ad yalorcm--
taken from the free list. Common clay
tobacco pipes, - per cent. ad yalorem-
reduced from 20 per cent.
FLAX, HEMP AND JuTE.
The schedule Of tsI, hemp and iute
and their manufactures undergoes
many changes, including binding twinc
Ia cents per pound, instead OF H.. cents
Cotton begging, of value OF q cents or
less per square yard. = OF cent per
square yard instead OF IS cent valued at
more than o cents per square yard, is of
a cent per square yard, instead OF =. OF a
cent. Brown and bleached linen
cotton containing not less than iOU
threads to the square inch, 81 per
cent. ad valorem, instead Of 50 per cent.
the house bill, manufacturers OF veg.
etable fiber except cotton, not especially
provided for, are made dutiabie at %
per cent. ad valorom. In this bill thcy
are divided into two classes. All OF
lllt VI NtetNAulu ilDtIs NAH
oept cotton and jute, not otherwise pro-
yded for. are divided into two classes,
those valued at cents per pound
or less, at 2 cents per pound
and those valued at more than
. cents, at 30 per cent. AL yalorem.
These include all the woven fabrics,
containing less tnan loo threads to the
square inch. and shirt and collar linen
cloth dutiablo in the house bill at
nnnnd a A al
lorem and 70 per cent. All valorem, re-
spectiyely.
RUSSIAN oANNIs' nAiR. rrc.
In the wool schedule, Russian camels'
hair is taken out OF woods Of the third
class. ON wooden and worsted yarns
valued at not more than 80 cents per
pound tho duty will be two and
one-half times the duty i'm
posed on pound Of unwashed
wool of the hrst-class, instead of twice
that duty, and on wooden and worstcd
cloths, knit fabrics and man utacturos of
any description, made wholly or In part
ol wool valued at not more than W
cents, the duty por pound will be three
times the duty imposed on q pound OF
unwashed wool Of the first class, in.
stead of twice that duty.
THE FREE LIST.
In the free list peltries and other
proper effects and goods OF Indians,
passing and repassing the boundary lines
of the terTitoy OF the United states, are
added.
THy PIsH PROVISION.
The provision on fish, the products Of
American fisheries, and fresh or frozen
fish caught In fresh waters, escept
salmon, is made 10 read. Fresh fish
caught by citizens of the United States
in the high seas or in the open waters of
the lnkes forming the boundary between
the United States and tho dominion of
Canada"
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ores OF nickel containing more than 2
per cont. OF copper ore arc to pay duty
of Il cent per pound on the corner con
tanned therein, instead of IL ceru per
pound.
Tapioca is made free, without any re-
striction. Fitch of coal tar is added to
the free list.
Works of art ETC., brought by pro.
tessional artists, lecturers or scientists
Tor Temporary use or exhibition, not for
sale, and now admitted FREQ for a term
of six months, may be retained in the
country dn additional six months. I'm tho
discretion OF the secretary OF the treas.
ury,
Gypsum, or sulphste Of lime, 10 taken
from the tree list and made dutiable AT
81 n ton.