The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-21
THE FREE LIST BOON.
How Customers Are to Have
Cheap Trifies and Dear
Necessaries.

Washington, Oct. 18.-Mr. Nc
kinley's attention was called yester-
day 70 the fact demonstrated by trade
circulars printed in the New York
World that merchants are marking
mp the prices of goods. "If they
advance in prices" he replied, "be-
cause of advanced duty, and they will
at the same time mark down prices OF
go IDS which have been put on the
Pc lit by the new bill or where the
duties have been diminished, il will
be great boon to The consumer, for
She reductions of duty far exceed the
advances. The bill gives freer trade
thaI, ..y .iT legislation that mas
been put upon our statute books in
more than century,
The consumer will be glad doubt
less to learn The exact extent of this
remarkable boon. Below will BIT
found C 'mpIete list of articles trans
ferred from The dutiabIe to the tree
list, with the Rates paid under the old
tariff.
Acc MS, raw, dried or uudried, but
unground, two cents per pound.
Alizarine, natural or artificial, and
dyes, commercially known as alizarin.
yellow, alizarine orange, alizariBe
blue, alizarine brown, slizarine black,
sll, except alizarine, thirty-fve per
cent.
Bseswax, twenty per cent.
Books and pamphlets, printed ex-
elusively in languages other than
English, also books and music, il
raised Print used exclusively by tn,
bind, % Per cent.
Braids, plaits, iaces and SINH a,
manufactures, composed of straw.
chip, grass, palm-leaf, willow, esier
rattan, suitable for making or orn,
menting hats, bonnes and hoods, 20
per cent.
Cat-gut, whip-gut or worm gut,
manufactured, r rot further manu-
facturei than In strings or cords. %
per cent. on those not used for must
cal instruments.
ChiccOry root, raw, dried or I'M.
dried, but unground, two cents er
pound.
Clay, common blue. in casks, suit
able for the manufacture of crucibles,
So per ton.
Coal tar. crude, 20 per cent.
Cobalt, 20 per cent.
Dandelion roots, raw, dried or UNI
dried, bat uuground, two cents per
pound.
Feldspar, 20 per cent.
Floor mating manufactured from
round or split straw, including VIA
is commonly known as Chinese mat
ting, 20 per cent.
Currants, Zante or other, one cent
per pound.
Dates, one cent per pound, green
80 per cent preserved.
Iamarinds, preserved, So per cent.
Istle or Tamplco fibre, s15 per ton.
Jute butts, SIS per ton.
Manila, s25 per ton.
Sisal grass, SIS per ton.
Sunni, SIS per ton.
All other textile grasses or fibrous
substances, manufactured
Or undressed, not specially provid, d
for, SIS per ton.
Grease and oils, such as are COM
monty used in soap-making or in wire
drawing or for stuffing or dressing
leather, and which are fit only for
such uses, not specially provided for,
10 per cent. |:
Hair of horse, cattle and other
animals, cleaned or uncleaned. drawn
Or undrawn, not specially provided for
in this act, and human hair, raw, un-
cleaned and not drawn, 20 per cent. J
Needles, hand-sewing or darning,
% per cent.
Opium, crude OR manufactured
and not adulterated, containing 8 per
cent. and over of morphia, 81 per ,
pound.
Ores of gold, silver and nickel and /,
nickel matte, Is cents per pound. |,
Potash, csustic, 20 per cent.
Nitrate of potash, one cent per
pound. :
Sulphate of potash, three cents per !
pound.
Muriate of potash, % per cent. )
Seeds, snise, canary, earaway, &c. !
cent per pound.
Seeds, flower and grass, 20 per cent. !;
Shot gun barrels, forged, rough. =
bored, 10 per cent.
Soda, nitrate Of or cubic nitrate !,
md elaborate of 25 per cent. T.
Pumlce-stone, rOtten-stone and sand c
% per cent. T"
Sugars, not above No. 16 Dutch
tandard.
Sulphur, lac or precipitated. and d