New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-27

WIN he made to the revenue by these changes in the inter-
nal rcvenu. Law. viii b. over 100000 on the OASIS Vi NV
receipts OF the fiscal year ending June ~ lo'V a'u
e. 600 900 on the the receipts for the pfeceu"s
fiscal year. ,, -....
The rates established in the wool scheouc' "A'''
amendments were made were as follows:
On woolen or worsted yarns, maze from Se "a 49,
the camel, goat. alpaca or other shiha!s Nsi0
30 cents POUND two and half times the du'y Pn
unwashcd wool of the first class on wooen or ""F.u
cloths valued 30 cents pound three times inc uu'
on unwashCd wool OF the first class on eio'h'ns' i0!
made and articles Of wearing apparel Of every oesfp
made up or wholly or In part not specay
provdcd for act fcts not woven ana not secSy
pro>idcd for in tais act ana plushes and othcr phe
fabrics all the foregoing composed wholly or IN ps VI
WOOL worstod the hair OF the camel goat alHa VI o.
auals four and onchaf times the duty imposed by ts
act on washed the first class and 90 per ccntuh
al vaocm carpets and carpetihg OF WOOL max or COTTON
not spec tally provided for 30 per cent 40 'a0rem'
spun silk, 50 per cent ad valorem.
Vcly,ts bushes or pile fabrics containing ex-
elusive Of seycdgcs than IS ccnum In weight OF
SILK 81 so per pound ana Is per centum ad NaoF'm'
dontsnng exclusive OF ScvedQee. rs per c"tun or more
in weight Of SILK 80 50 per bonnd and 10 per centrum
ad vaor,ni but In case shall any OF the foregoing
article, pay less duty than so per centum I'D
vaoren Clothing and articles Of wearing apparel "h.
composed In part Of india rubber cents an ounce anu w
Yer cent ad Copying altering, silver ana AL 1se
made mn I'm .nv FORM per pound and 10 per
cent ad NalOcn abunenizcd or senszed paper Do per
cent al vaoiem; paper hangings and paper lot scic "
hrcbOards, nrtDg paper. drawing paper ano AL oU'
papr specially provided for. 20 per cent au '"oe
The Senate struck ont the bounty provisions pro
posed IN the silk schedule OF the bill as passed by te
House. Other amendments which restore the iHu-
cuagc and rates Of the present law were maze IN
these the committee cOncnrrd
In the LIQUOR schedule the Senate made increases
on the various forms of wines and liquors The
House rates we're restored except champagne and
spirits leaving swincs and malt liquors at the eY-
i,tlne rates Of dpty few verbal changes were madc
in this for the purpose OF insring additional
security to the revenue
The Senatc's action, striking out the pOviso that
all cotton cloths valued at moro than cents
yard shall pay 30 per cent ad va!oren, Is agreed to;
cotton CLOTH beached, dyed stained or printed con
tanning ~ admixure Of silk. and not otherwise pro
vdcd fer 10 cents sqnare yard and 80 per cent ad
vIlorcm. The senate action striking out duties on
cor,cts is agreed TO. Flax. not haehled or dressed
per cent per pound; flax. hacklcd. known as
dressed lne.' 3 cents pr pound: tow. Of
fax hemp. IL cent per pound The Senate
action stirling ont duties vegetable hair. rarie.
rlca. China grass. agreed to. Jutc yarns, - per
cent al vaorcrn. tagging for cotton Gunny CLOTH
and al >mila' materials suitable for covering cotton,
composed iu whole part Of hemp fax. iute or 1uth
butts valued at q cents lees square yard, Clio
cents a yard at more than cents. $40 cents
yard fax netting and ~enes. when composed OF yarn
NOT finer than 20, 10 cents pound ana 80 per cent
ad vallNm; finer than 20, 20 cents pound
aud 10 per cent al valorcm: oil cloth. Valncd
ebovc - cents yard - cents yard
and 80 per cert I'd va0rcm: brown aud heachcd lincn
cloth, containing less tan 100 threads to the square
inch. 81 per ccHi adj vaorem yarns threads com
posed Of fax hemp, or both, valued at l3 cents
less pound. u cents pound above 10 cents
- per cent ad vlorem all manufacture OF
fax or hemp 30 per cent sd vaor"n.
provided that until January ], 1894 such
manufactures OF FAX containing more than 100 threads
to the square inch shall pay IS per cent al valoieu,
instead Of the above duty.
The conferccs agreed to the senate reciprocity and
retaliation amendment making only one change which
wa, the date January, 1-94 instead Of July. 1891
OF the chan made Ia tho agricultural schedules the
report says:
In Agricultural schedule the House rSt9s or" mainly
retained Garden seeds have been reduced from ~ pe
proposd by the House. ~ 90 per cent the rate
substituted BY the Senate and tuntp seed which tho
placed tre free list transferred 70 the dutsbe
list orangcs lemons and lines. which TIE
House made dutabc at double the PMS
rates in ordr AFFORD protection and announcement
the planters Of California and Florida the Senate re-
duced the spRewhst above the present la~ Ahe
House confcrcs yielded reluctantly TO this reducuon'
An amendment added that Of the senate. impos
ing an additional duty VI 30 per cent on the packages
in which oranges Icnon1 aud lines are imported.
The paragraph. insEyed by tho senate Imposing
discriminating duty VI per cent on tea, the product
Of countries east the Cape Of GVd Hope, when In
ported from east Of the Cape OF GOOD Hope
we're struck out.
one half cent a pound duty I, imposed on wool De
gras.
The changes in the chemical schedules are a, fol
lows: Tannlc acid or tahnln, "A cents per pound :
chorOfurn. 20 cont. per pound all coaf tar color,
dye, not specially provided tsr D.; per cert I'd I'd
vaiorcm extract. and dccocaus Of lorwood and Other
such commonly used for dyeins or tanning nov
| specially provided for. 10 ecu, pound eAtr.cts
| NJ lyrk lu a mound. glycpTnr, crudc.
ss ee OF .ssa S Or t Stse Of P: Sa
rod OIL containing 30 per cent Of castor OIL 80 cents
SALON hess tina THAN % % y pea ss ~ Genus
rp"rn oil 70 cents SO"d % oil So cent? cent?
q gallon; OPIUM containing lee than 9 p9r cent OF
moIphia Si2 ponma S4y.: una ,n ni"c LI r "a
chrome yeo% green , aid a al h,,S 2a c"t n"
ash o? soda are compliment !ari: - cent? IT.
a pound artists wa;crcol9r palii' 80 per cent mn
brown 3 IL cents whltc paint containing lead or nne
duty the lead or zinc phos2hor 70 cent? Ms
otcr mcrcurla medicinal repalati,s. 81 per Ssns
| lincd or Hover, Of. go ton: sllmar ground. 10
po"mG In IN bra rpSrs Of sav S,'' ''
4 number OF changes have been radc in tn" SnndrIrN
schedule with exception these are OF such char
actcr 10 require special attention III" one eAcep
ton that relating to paintings and statuafy when th'
House placed frc" list ind which She Senate re
nred 10 the dutabc is Of 80 per cent ad yalor The
co,crccs after an consultation decided " retain
paintings and ,tstuary the dutac list ut 10 per cent
ad yalorem which Is one.haIf the the present duty.
The adn,riS r,tve section. relative 10 imported
articles being forbidden entry where Nc business MARI
Of domestic manufacturer simulated. read, Is fol
lows as adopted IN conference: - -
ON and att.r March L. 1891, 10 article OF imported
mcr handise which shall copy or simulate the name o.
trade mark OF any domestic manufacture or Manufacture
shall be admitted to entry At any custom house IN Tx
United States.
The cOufcIces in their report speaking OF the cHcc
OF the bill the revenues, say that they 90 not bc
Ilevo that there is any material difference between tn
House and senate bills An the matter OF estimated n
duction made IN the duiiable Nchedulee-naiielN
~ 10 O0O! OoO-and their action has not materially
affected that estimate, except IN the restoration u
the internal provisions Of the House. and Of
| that nOlnt they