The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-24

Inc liquor schedule increases he rate OH
brandy and cordials from 81 So 80 per gallon.
and on buy rum IRON ST to $l.5O. The rates
Oh champarcs and Other sparkling wines q re
Increased nom 50 TO So per dozen quarts. and
II advanced i,om 81, 10 40 per cent nd vaorcn,.
There are several Chang. from nd valorem to
specific rates.
eoTroN AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF.
COTTON thread, yarn and Marps oil medium
grades rave been advanced somewhut. Cotton
cloths have been newly classified. Cotton c,ota
rot blrachca. dyed. coiored. stained, painted &c
printed not exceeding fifty threads to The square
inch. pays two cents per square yard, or it dyed,
coior"i, etc. four cents per square yard. ON
cotton Goth exceeding 200 threads to the
btrached, dyed, etc. the rate is increased, from
lour cents 10 Tour and onc,halt cents PER square
yard, on b!eached and printed cot:uns from
hve cents and six cents to five aud one-haif
rrats aud SIX AMI three-fo CENTS per square
S.fu respectively. On cotton valued at ten
cents per square yard All over the rate liz adj
Sanced from 40 to 10 per cent nd valorem. On
cotton containing an udmiature OF silk there is
"u'y of ten cents Ter square yard and 30 PER
cent ad vaiorem. The rates OF, ready made
clothing are advanced Stockings and hosiery
substituted for the previous uniform one.
FLAX, HEMP, JutE, ETC
Under the flax, Temp and lute schedule fax
backed, known dressed lire" is advanced
from $40 Ter ton to 3 cents per pound. Hemp
hackls6. known rs line of hemp. is increased
from So To $50 Per ton. The rates on cables,
tpi'i'tsc, ctf. are f'tNcru. hIl!ullin tWlnc, how
e,sr. is lowered from ~ ceu,s to 7-lO cents per
pound. EurarS are changed from 30 per cent
!" !. cents PER pound. sarai:g for cotton
Mhdc "' hciip FAN. iute, ttc.. valued at Il cents
csM's 10 GO cents pr square yard; on Dag
t:ise valued III more than q cents per square
yard tie rate is reduced from 2cen,s to 10
cents icr yard. Manufactures Of fax or hemp
moi specially provided for pay 80 per cent .id
raonn, but uut.l July j. 1891. the duty on
na'iu'ar'ui.s OF i'ax containing more than 100
llrcaGs 10 the square inch viii be b per cent
a1 Haio!rm The duty OH linen SHIRTS and other
"etlii apparel is Increased from Al To SO peg
cent. and TAFT OH laces, edsn.S. embroiJrries,
ETC., is advanced from 10 to 10 I,cr cent
Wuui.S AND wOOI.E:N MANUFACTURERS.
On WOOL ol the first c.itss that is, mcr;no,
Ms st.Ia, metz or mrtis woo.s. or other WOODS OF
inrfimo blood and down clothing woos. inrild-
ig such It's have been usually imported from
l'ucaos Ayres, New Zealand. Australia. Cape OF
Good Hope. Russia, Great Britain and Canatl;,,
The duty is fixed at l ! cents per pound. on
woods OF the second class that Is, Leicester,
Cotswo!t. 1imcolushirc, down combing woods,
etc. aud hair Of the camel, goat. Alpaca etc,
the DUTY Is IL cents per pound. On woo.s o! I he
American, Coriova, Valparaiso o, native smyrna.
..'-s,nn Gamers lair and including wcos
'-,.s.S imported from Turkey. Greece. Egypt,
: Ar't. ere, the ,.Gty is ~ per cent ali valorrm
on wool, valued ut l3 cents per pound or less
and 30 per cent on WooS valued nj over l.i
cents Ter pound. Washed woods of the first
class pay twice the rate o. Inwashcd wonls.
bay three times the rate OF unsecured, The
duty on noilS, shod,iy. top w;.s,cand OF h-rwoo!
wastes IS INCREASED from 10 cents TO 40 cents
wocstcd yarns and cloths show heavy in
crr;,scs. TN wooden and worsted CLOTHS,
knit fabrics aud manufactures OF every descrir.
ton. made wholly or in part OF wool orworsteu.
lie rate is Increased from 10 cents per pound
ard 30 cents ad valorem u duty ranging from
II; cents per pound and 10 per ccit ad v;torcm
TO ~ cents per pound and 30 per cent al
Al 4. I'm nfpsn
he' underwear also show marked increases The
same is true OF womens aud chil,lreIis dress
goods coat Innings and Italian cloths, weddings,
bindings traS, and. indeed, most of the art .,!cs
in he wcoi schedule. On AuL,isson. Administer.
MoIurttr. Chenille, SaNouy. Wilton aud OF her
sim'iir carpets the rates are Increased from 10
cents PER , SQUARE yard ana ao per cent nd v;'io.
rei To 10 cents per square yard ami 40 percent
al vhloreln. On the cheaper grades ui carpets
The increase is greater i'll proportion.
THE SILK SCHEDULE.
The changes i'll the six schedule arenot n,lcr.
Gus or important. spun silk in skeins or cops
Is increased from 30 to 30 per cent AL vuloren
The rate on vcEvets. p!ushc, and pile fabrics
contan: less than 10 per cent i'll weight OF sin
Is changed rom 90 percent al raorcm To S1.5G
itbr.ts aolig mnte f;,i, 80 PEI Tilt oil
weight Of silk the change is from 30 per cent uI
Niioren to So per pound and Is per teut AL
valoreln. On silk luces cmbroi,lrres, etc, the
rate is advanced from 80 to 90 per cent uG
valurcm.
WOOD PULP PAPER, ETC.
The rate on mechanically ground wood pulp
Is changed from 10 per cent ad vuioren to 81. %
Der ton: OH chemical wood pulp the charge j.
from ~ per cent to So per ton Tor linblc;rlied
aud 81 per ton for b!eaclcd. On copying paper
and aii tissue papers nude mp iii books ur
renms the rate is changed from rs per cent nd
vaiorem To $ cents per pound aud = per cent
~ Nalorsln: a!bnminiled or Seilstized paper is
fat1urc Of paper not specially provided for are
from 10 to 20 FER cent uu vulorcm.
suSpRiEs.
Under the head of sun'iries, the rate OH Pearl
buttons is increased by the addition OF a si".:
ellie duty o 81. cents per gross. Cork bark, cut
into squares is taken from the free list and
nsa!c dutiahe at 10 cents per pound. Matches
percent to lucents perurosS.
Feathers are reduced from % per cant to 10
per cent ad va,orem. Tie rate on hair cloth is
changed from 80 per cen, nd valorem to s cents
Per square yard. Cured hair is reduced from
20 to 10 per cent nd vanrrm. Fur hats are
advanced from 80 TO % per cent ud vu!or III
Jrwriry. not specially provided Tor is advanced
from % to 90 rer cent nj yniorem. sole
leather and leather specially provided Tor. il, re-
ducei from, 10 to 10 PER cent ad vaorrnl.
Boots and shoes IRE reduced from 30 To - per
cent nd VI. orem. Specific duties are substituted
for ad vi!cren rates on some classes OF gloves
and on Others specific rates are added. Paint
iiigs and atattary are to pay II duty al 10 per
cent instead oil 30 Der cent ad valorem.
THE FREE LisT.
As had been foreshadoweG in the course of the
been liiude to the Tree list. lie FOLLOWING arc
some ot the articles dutiablc under the last tar
iii act which have been transferred to the free
list:
.Acorns unicromd; becswax: books and pam.
rh:e,s printed exclusively III languages other
Than EiC,isl: also books aud music il, RAISED
print. used exclusively by the blind: brai,is,
llni,=. faces. etc. for king hats; chicory root
ii,.round: b.ue clay Tor the Manufacture oil cr.:-
cbrS: coal tar, Grade: danleion roots, u-
ground: floor mating known as Chinese mat
ting; currints, Iantc. and other: dates; grass
and iibcis. jutc utc butts. MANILA, ss;t,-rr,ss,
still and other textile CRUISES or fihrous veg.
ctab.o substances. rninli.artured grease hair;
Needless thanksgiving and darnig nut oil, or oil
oil nuts: olive oil, unfit Tor eating: orium, UNI
ore nickel: nickel matte: or.
chiiS aga cas-. palms. and other plants used Tor
decorative purposes: potash, crude, or back
salts. chiortte OF. nitrate of. crude: Suphatr u!.
crude: red earth or rad,llc, used for polishing
',neeS. il crude: seeds. hemp. rape. bulbs and
uuho:s roots not edible: shotgun barrels; sand;
sugar an,l molahSes; sulphurure; sulpliuric acid,
for use in amy agricu.t !iil purposes; tar AMI
pitch OF wood and pitch of coal tar; tinsel wire
lame or lahil; tobacco stems: turptnl ine, spirits
etc"
THE RECIPROCITY PROVISION.
The section providing Tor reciprocity IN its
final shape is as follows
'.Sec. 3. That. with IL view o secure reciprocal
trade with countries producing the following
articles. and Tor this purpose and after the
first duy OF January. 1892, whenever aud SC
often rs the president Shall he satisfied that the
government OF any country producing and eX-
porting sugars. niu.tsses coffee tea aud hides,
riw and ,cilred or any of such articles, iln-
!'nsr. q :iteI or other cN%ctirls upon the ;igr-
cultural or otlcr lsoducts OF Tie United States.
which III View Oh the ire. introduction OF such
sugar noiaSses, coffee. tea and hides into the
United states he may deem To be rcciprocally
unequal and unreasonable. lis shall have the
rn"er alii il shall he his duty TO ss,eiid. by
Proclamation to that effect. tho PROVISIONS OF
tins act relating to the free Introduction OF such
sugar mo';.ss"s. coffee. tea and i.Hs. the pro.
dnci!"li Oh such country, Tor such TING as he
shall deem Just, and in such ease and during
such suspension duties shall he levied, collected
and paid upon sugar. molasseir coffee. tea and
l,idrs. the product oil or exported from such
designated country as follows, namely:
''All Sugars not above number thirteen Dutch
standard i'll color shall paT duty OIL their polar
iscopic tests as follows. namely:
"a!l sii.ars rot above No 1:t. Dutch standard
in color. all tank bottoms. sruI,s Of cane !nice
or I" beet Juice. lnelada. concentrated m"ladn.
concrete and concentrated mo!asses, testing by
tie po!ariscopee not above TO- g., T-lo cents
per pound and Tor every additional degree
traction Of degree shown by the polarlscolc
lest. goo cents per pound additional.
'.tl sugars above No. IL Dutch standard in
roior shall he classified by the Dutch standard
Of color, :!ndpa duty us follows, namely: All
sugar above No. l3 ana not above No. It, Dutch
standard of Color, y. cents per pound.
"l'l sugar above No. ~ and not above No.
20 Dutch standard OF color. r. cents per pound.
IAN sugar above No. 20 Dutch standard Of
COR. cents per pound.
...Moi;isscs testing above &c deg, cents per
gallon.
sugar DRAWINGS and sugar sweepines shall be
suhtrc; to duty either aS moaSScs or sugar. as
sEr cas-. may be. according to poiarscopic test.
ION coffee 3 cents per pound.
ION tea, o cents per pound.
"lii,ies. raw or incurred. whether dry, sailed
or picked, Anaora goat skins. raw. without the
wool unmdnulactUretl. asses skins, raw or uli-
with the wool on. j.. cents per pound"
The bill takes effect Monday. but It. Is pro.
vi,!cd that imported goods deposited In bond
prior to Oct. may be withdrawn for roil-
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