The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-19

NACONDA, MONTANA, THU
wines in jugs containing each not more
than one pint, .65 per case instead OF
S1.60. Any excess beyond invoice guam
tity, 6H cents per yint, instead OF cents
but no additional duty assessed on bottles
Fruit juice not specially provided for
containing not more than Is per cent. of
alcohol, 20 cents per gallon instead OF 90
cents. Soda and similar waters In bottles
containing not more than pint each, 10
cents per dozen instead Of IL cents; con-
tanning more than u pints and more than
~ pints. ~ cents per dozen instead OF ~
cents. Natural effervescent mineral
waters transferred to the free list.
Among the changes IN the schedule OF
cotton manufactures are: Cotton cloth
valued at more than cents per square
yard IL bleached 2E cents per square
yard, IL printed 4 cents instead Of 10 per
cent. ad valorcm. The provision that
ready made clothing having india rub
Der in its composition shall be subject to
a duty OF 60 cents per pound and % per
cent: ad valorem was struck out. Aii pile
fabrics bleached II cents per yard and 10
per cent. adj valorem, IL dyed. colored or
stained, painted or printed, IA cents and
20 per cent. ad valorem, instead of 10
cents per square yard.and 20 per cent. al
valorem. The maximum duty on hose is
% cents per dozen pairs and 40 per
cent. ad valorem instead OF 81 and 40 per
cent. Maximum duty on shirts and
drawers 81. % per dozen and 40 per cent.
instead Of S2.25 and 40 per cent. Corsets
eliminated as n separate paragraph and
duty will be charged according To the ma
terial which they are composed.
The schedule of fax, hemp and jute,
and manufactures undergoes many
changes, including binding twine ~
cents per pound instead Of y cents. Cot
ton bagging value cents or less per
square yard 1-3 cent per square yard in
stead OF 1-6 cent; valued at more tran q
cents per square yard 10 cent per square
yard instead of 1-s cent
Brown aud bleached linen cloth con-
| tanning not less than 100 threads To the
square inch IS per cent. al valorem. in
stead OF 80 per cent.
In the house bill manufactures Of a
| vegetable fibre, except cotton especially
provided for, are made dutiable at 30 per
cent. ad valorcm. In this bill they are
| divided into two classes, one valued at 3
cents per pound or less, the duty on which
| is 40 per cent. al valorem. These classes
include sisal or manila yarn, duti-
lorem in the house bill. Vegetable
hair AFRICAN fibre and China grass
| lramie) are dutable AT per cent. AL va
| lorcm respectively, are transferred Ia the
| free list. All manufactures of a vegetable
fibre, except cotton and jute, not other
wise provided for, are divided into two
classes valued at cents per pound or
less, cents per pound; valued at more
| than 8 cents, 40 per cent. ad valorem.
| These include all woven fabrics contain
ing less than 100 threads To the square
| inch and shirt and collar linen cloth du-
table in the house bill at cents per
pound and 80 per cent. ad valorem and 35
per cent. al valorem respectively. In the
| wool schedule Russian camels hair is
| taken out OF the woods Of the third class.
On WOODEN and worsted yarns valued at
not more than 10 cents per pound the
duty will he two and onc-half times the
duty imposed on pound of unwashed
wool of the first class, instead of twice
| that duty, and on wooden and worstetl
| cloths, knit fabrics and manufactures of
every description made wholly or In part
of wool valued at not more than 10 cents,
the duty per pound will he three times the
duty imposed on a pound of unwashed
first class wool, instead of twice that duty.
on blankets, hats and fiannels for under
wear valued at not more than 30 cents per
pound for duty to be the same as that i'm
posed on ~ pounds OF wool first class in
stead of pound. On trimmings and but
tons of which wool or worsted is a com
ponent material duty 10 he 90 cents per
pound and 20 per cent ad valorem instead
of 30 cents and go per cent. In silk and
silk goods schedule goods in the piece
are made duitable at 80 per cent ad
when composed in part Of india
rubber shall pay duty of I,
cents per ounce and 50 pei
cent ad valorem. was struck out
In the sundries schedule minimum
duty of 80 per cent. al valorem is provided
for in the glove paragraph. Painting
and statuary, not otherwise provided for
30 per cent ad valorem, from the free list
Common clay tobacco pipes 70 per cent
al valorem, reduced from 30 per cent. IL
the free list peltries and other prope
| effects and goods of Indians passing AN,
repassing the boundary line Of the terri
tories of the United States are added.
The provision on the fish product o
r American fisheries and fresh or frozel
, fish caught i'm fresh waters, exccp
. salmon, is made to read: Fresh fis
! caught by citizens of the Unite
| open waters of the lakes formin
the boundary between the Unite
I States and the Dominion of Canada"
Ores OF nickel containing more than
: per cent. OF copper ore to pay duty G
| II cent a pound for the copper containe
. therein instead of a cents per pound.
Tapioca Is made free without any r,
e strictions.
/. Pitch of caal tar is added.
: Works of art, etc., brought by profe
I sional artists, lecturers or scientists, IL
y Use or exhibition, not for sale, and no
: admitted free for term sof six months
b may he retained i'm the country an add
r tional six months in the discretion Of Ill
r secretary OF the treasury.
v Gypsum, OF sulphate of lime. was take
r from the free list and made dutiable
0 81 per ton.
/. In the senats.
i WASHINGTON, June ls.-The scna-
4 finance committee reported back Il