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u ascertain such prof - che means pre-
scrio<d oy eKistiag As OF regulations new
proyisions1
Sparkling wines. g. dozen Der half pias.
N excess q thres gallons. O. - gsilon
Old rates were. e.. e. -. IS dozen bot
ties
ale. porter or beer. bottled or tugged. 40
cents gallon; IS eeRts
Ginger as. e.e. IA ported In plain glass
bottles holding lsss thsa IL pints. Is aud
g cents a dozen. II otheTs - than in such
bottles. 50ceats gziioa. sad same duty on
coverings As II imported empty, 2Oper cent.
Mineral waters Aad limitations Of natural
waters. IN plain bottles. containing not
more than one pint. % cents dozen,
quarts. 2S cents. IL imported otherwise, >
cents gallon and same provisions as 70
coyerings, 50 per cent
CoTToN MASuFAcTUREa
Yarn. 10 20 IS cents pound. valued un-
der 81, over 81 pound. 50 per cent, IS 70 Is
cents.
The duty on cloth is laid on basis of .
cents a square yard, not exceeding hfty
threads 20 the square inch. and ranges
from that up 70 10 c-nts a yard and IS per
cent, reduction Of \ cent on the lower
grades aad An increase Of ). cent on higher
Cloth containing mixture OF silk pays 10
cents and 30 per cent. Ready made cloth
iny, 20 per cent, with rubber a component
part, 50 cents pound. and 50 per cent. Old
rates. IS and 40 per cent.
/ Pile fabrics, 10 cents = yard and 20 per
cent; old rates, 81 ard 40 per cent.
Hose, % cents and 20 per cent. TO q, and
30 per cent. dozen accord ing 20 value; 40
per cent.
Cotton cords, 40 per cent; s. per cent
Manufactures no. specially provided for,
10 per cent; SIS Per cent.
FLAX, HEMP Ayp JUrx
I Hacked flax, 3 cents a pound; SO ton.
/ Hacked hemp, SO toa; e2s
Binding twine manufactured IN whole
or in part Of istlc, MANILA. sisal or lunn.
40 cent u pound; 2iS cents.
+ Gables, cordage and tuine, ~ TO cents;
( 2t5 to 81 cents.
Burlaps not over co inches wide, N
cents; 80 per cent.
Grain bags OF burlap. 9 cents; 40 per
cent.
Cotton bsgging and gunny cloth, 6-lo
and $40 cents a yard; ~ and 2 cents a
pound and 3 and cents yard.
+ Flax gill netting. etc, IS cents pound
and SIS per cent, and 20 cents pound and
20 per cent; % per cent
Oilcloth valued at 25 cents square yard
or more, 10 cents and 80 per cent; 40 per
cent
Yarns, cents a pound valued at less
than l3 cents; over l3 cents. 45 per cent; 35
aud 30 per cent.
All manufactures of fax or hemp rot
specified or provided for, 50 per cent; pro-
vided that until July l. 1894. all such fax
OF mere than one hundred threads 10 the
square inch shall pay IS per cent; old law.
IS and 40 per cent.
Lace embroidcries, etc.. so per cent; 80
and 40 per cent.
Manufactures Of jute, raInie, sisal, etc.
valued at 3 cents pound, 3 cents; over 5
cents. 40 per cent; 35 per cent.
wOoLs AND MANUFACTURES.
Bales Of wool shall be dutiable at the
highest rate on any class contained there
in The old law made any attempted eva
sion of duty punishable by doubls duty.
Wools of first and second classes shall
pay IL and u cents pound respectively.
The old law made divisions OF each class
dutiable at 10 and Il cents respectively
Third class wool and ca Msl's hair, ex-
ceding ls cents value, 50 Per cent; cents
apound.
Shoddy and waste 20 cents pound; 10
cents
Wooden rags. etc. 10 cents new pro-
vision
On the various manufactures OF wool in
clothing. etc, compensatory duty has been
added 70 keep pace with the increased duty
on raw wool. amounting ia some cases 10
more than 100 per cent.
On carpets the daty has been increased
from 25 to 80 per cent.
SILK AND SILK GOODS.
Silk partially manufactured from cocoons
or from wash silk, and not further advanced
or manufactured than carded or coInbcd
silk, 80 cents pound; % Per cent
All manufactures containing wool or
camel or goat hair shall be classified as
manufactures OF wool tnew provision).
PULP. BOOKS ASD PAPER
Wood pulp. 81 80 to 50 ton, 10 per cent.
Tissue paper, ulsds up or loose, cents a
pound and Is per cent; % per cent.
Seusitized paper. - per cent; IS per cent.
Surface coated psIers and manufactures
thereof and albums. 55 per cent: rs per
cent.
Envelopes. 20 cents per 1000, y per cent.
Blank books. - per cent; % per cent
Playing car'S, 50 cents PACK. 100 per
cent.
Manufactures Of paper. Is per cent; Is
70 IS per cent.
sTNDRIBs
Bristl-s. 10 cents apound: Is cents.
Brushes and b-uoms etc. 20 per cent:
25 and 81 per oeg-t.
Pear and shell buttons. ~ cents q line.
button measure. and IS per cent, 2s per
cent
Ivory. hoae or horn buttons. 80 per cent;
a. Ter cent.
Saoe buttons. vslnsd st not exceeding
cents groes. l cent gross, 3 per cent.
Cork bark. 10 cents pound
Corks. Is cents = I.1una. = per cent.