The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-19

80 ~ pol w ttHLS Der DATfel OF
pound. -
Chocolate cents per pound, reduced
prepared cocoa, not specially provided
Ior' : cents per pound, reduced from 3 cents.
FLAX, HEMP AND JUTE.
The schedule of fax, hemp and lutte aud
manufactures thereof undergoss the follow
ing changes:
Flax not hacked or dressed, 81 per ton
instead Of 4 cents per pound.
Hacked fax $40 per ton, instead of 4
cents per pound
Yarn made Of jute, IS per cent. ad va
loren, Instead of 30 per cent.
Binding Irvine IL cents per pound in
stead of 4 cents.
Cotton bagging valued at cents or less
per square yard, one-third cent per square
yard Instead of one-sixth cent; valued at
more than cents per square yard, one
nlen cent per square yard Instead of one
eighth cent.
Oil cloth for floors aud waterproof cloth
not specially provided for, valued above
% cents per square yard, 10 cents per square
yard and 80 per. cent. I'D valorem, instead
OF 10 cents and 80 per cent ad valorem.
Brown and bleached linen cloth contain
ing not less than one hundred threads to
the square inch, 81 per cent. ad valorem
instead Of 80 per cent. This duty is to take
effect, Immediately instead of Jan. !, 1894
In the House bill manufactures of vege-
table fiber, except cotton not specially pro-
vlded for. are made duitable at 80 per cent.
ad valorem. In this bill they are divided
into two classes, one valued at 5 cents per
pound or less, the duty on which is 2 cents
per pound. and the other valued above 5
cents per pound, the duty on which is 40
per cent. ad valorem. These classes include
sisal or MANILA yarn, dutiable at 80 per cent
ad valorem IN the House bill.
THE CHEMICAL SCHEDULE.
In the chemical schedule, fannie acid or
tannin 80 cents per pound, reduced from 81.
Logwood, sumac, hemlock and other bark
dies three-quarters OF cent, reduced from
l cent.
Glycerine tcrude ~ cents per pound, re-
duced from 2 cents.
Extract licorice 5 cents, reduced from 6
cents.
Alizarine, assistant containing less than
50 per cent. OF castor oil. Is cents per gal
Ion; reduced from 40 cents
FLAX seed and poppy seed oil q cents per
gallon, reduced from 80 cents.
Barytes, unmanufactured 81 per ton, re-
duced from SO; manufactured S. per ton,
reduced from 81.
White acetate of lead 81 cents per pound,
increased from cents.
Brown acetate of lead 81 cents per pound.
increased from cents.
Hydrate of potash one cent per pound,
reduced from cents.
Sulphate of potash 20 per cent ad valo-
rem, instead of two cents pound.
Sulphate OF soda 20 per cent. ad valorem,
instead OF one cent per pound.
GLASS AND GLASSWARE.
Glass and glassware not otherwise
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covered by SIX separate paragraphs, are
consolidated into one paragraph.
Meyers small and lenses wholly or partly
manufactured are made to pay duty of As
per cent. ad valorem. This is in the nature
of large general reduction.
Unpublished cylinder, crown and common
window glass is reduced one-eighth of
cent per pound.
Ground plate. glass is made to pay duty
of 10 per cent. ad valorem in addition to
the other rate charged.
Spectacles and eyeglasses paw 60 per cent.
ad valorem instead of 80 cents per dozen
and IS per cent. ad valorem.
Lenses costing $40 80 per gross pairs or
less, 90 per cent. ad valorem instead of 81
per gross.
Spectacle and eyeglass lenses, beveled, 60
per cent. ad valorem instead of Is cents per
gross pairs and As per cent. ad valorem.
OODDST III VARIOUS lOTIIl5 Is reduced
three-quarters of a cent per pound.
Gold watches and gold watch cases 25
per cent. ad valorem, reduced from 40 per
cent.
Barley 25 cents per bushel, reduced from
80 cents. Barley malt 40 cents per bushel,
reduced from 45 cents.
Cabbages cent each, reduced from 8
cents.
SPIRITS, WINES AND OTHER BEVERAGES.
The following are changes in the schedule
of spirits, wines and other beverages. Still
wines in jugs, containing each not more
than one pint, 81 65 per case instead of
81 60. Any excess of wines beyond the
invoice quantity, 615 cents per pint instead
of cents, but no additional duty is to be
assessed on bottles or jugs.
Bottles or jugs containing one pint or
less of liquors, 2 cents each additional in
stead of 3 cents.
Fruit juice not specially provided for,
containing not more than Is parts of alco-
hol, 80 cents per gallon instead of GO cents.
Soda and similar waters in bottles con-
tanning not more than three-fourths of a
pint each, 10 cents per dozen instead of 10
cents; containing more than three-fourths
of pint and not more than u pints, 20
cents dozen instead of &c cents.
COTTON GOODS.
The changes in the schedule OF cotton
manufactures are as follows:
Cotton cloth valued at more than cents
a square yard, if bleached "a cents per
square yard; if printed cents instead of 80
per cent. ad valorem.
The provision that ready-made clothing
having India rubber in its composition
shall be subjected to a duty of 60 cents a
pound and 80 per cent ad valorem is struck
out.
All pile fabrics bleached 10 cents per
square yard and 20 per cent. ad 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 ad. valorem.
Goods manufactured of cotton chenille
are not specified as a special class.
The maximum duty on hose is 40 cents
per dozen pairs and 40 per cent. ad
valorem, instead Of 81 and 40 per cent. ad
valorem.
The maximum auty on shirts and drawers
is 81 25 per dozen and 40 per cent. ad
valorem, instead Of 81 % and 40 per cent.
ad valorem.
Corsets are eliminated as a separate para
graph, and duty will be charged according
to the material of which they are composed.
In the China, earthern, stone and crockery
ware schedule, ad valorem duties are re-
duced five per cent. all around. The duty
on various kinds of bottles is slightly re-
duced.
THE WOOL SCHEDULE.
In the wool schedule Russian cameps hair
is taken out of the woods OF the third class.
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