The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-28

.penholders or parts thereof and gold
pens 25 present law 800; pins, includ-
ing hair pins, safety pins, shawl and
belt pins. not commercially known as
jewelry, 20. present, 800; type metals
and new types, Is; zinc in blocks or
high, 20; zinc in sheets, %; manufac-
turer's articles not specially provided
for of any metal or metals partly or
wholly manufactured, IS, (present, 45).
The bill repeats the provisions of the
present law for sugar bounties by in
stallments by providing that bounties
shall be reduced one-eighth part of the
respective amounts each year, begin
ming with July l. 1885, and extending
to July 1, 1902 inclusive, and shall
thereafter cease. The Wilson bill also
reduces the duty on all sugars above
16 standard from $40 cent per pound
to 81 cent.
On all leaf tobacco, or such part
known as wrapper tobacco, and suita-
bic for cigar wrappers, if unstemmed,
the duty is to be 81 per pound; if stem
med, $1.25. (The present duty is 81 and
$2.75.) All other leaf tobacco, if I'M
stemmed, Sc cents per pound; if stem
med SO Gas at present.. Cigars, cheroots
and cigarettes, all kinds, including
wrappers, 50 per pound and % adj
valorem, (present 81 and % per cent?.
one hundred yards, of thread, Az cents
dozen. Every additional hundred
yards, az cents per pound, present
cents per pound). Clothing, ready made,
and articles Of wearing apparel of
every description 40 advalorem, pres-
ent 50). pushes, velvets, velveteen, not
bleached, dyed or colored. 80 per cent,
(present 10 cents per yard and 20 per
cent?; stockings, hose and half
Ia
frames, shirts and drawers, valued not
more than $3.50 per dozen, 80 cents ad
valorenn; stockings, hose and half hose,
gelvetS, etc, including seamless, 40
cents ad valorem; Ghe present duty
ranges from &c. per dozen on hosiery
and 20 per cent. ad valorem, and 81
per dozen and 10 per cent. ad valorem
on shirts and drawers) and wool, hair,
ETC., improved or advanced beyond its
original condition, as washed by the
use of machinery or the application OF
labor, or both, shall be subject to a
duty of Is advance; on like material
valued at not more than So cents a
pound, duty of % per cent; valued
at over So cents a pound, a duty of 80
per cent.
The duties fixed on manufactures of
wool are as follows: Wooden and
worsted yarns. 80 per cent; valued
d
pound, IS ad valorem; wooden
or worsted cloths shawls, knit
fabrics, and other manufactures, 40 ad
valorem; women'S and children'S dress
goods, coat Innings, bunting, and goods
of similar description, 40 ad valorem;
cloaks, dolmans, jackets, listers, or
other outside garments for ladies and
children's apparel, As ad valorem pre-
sent law, 1919 cents a pound and 60 ad
valorem).
Linen collars, cuffs and shirts and all
articles of wearing apparel not espec-
tally provided for. 80 ad valorem. All
manufactures of fax, hemp, or jute or
other vegetable fibre, except cotton,
so ad valorem &c. per pound to 80 ad
valorem); sole leather sc. ad valorem
mo change; leather made into shoe
uppers or vamps or other forms, 20 ad
valorem.
In gloves, the schedule is entirely
re-arranged AMI differs from the
Mckinley law materially.
Printing paper, unSiZed for books and
newspapers. L ad yalorem (present
Is, surface coated papers and manu-
factures thereof, card boards, litho-
graphic prints Except illustrations,
when forming part of a, periodical,
graph, autograph and scrap albums, %
ad valorem present $50; envelopes, 20
ad valorem (present 25); playing cards,
10c. a package and ad Valorem (pre-
sent Soc a package).
Aubusson, administer, moquette and
chenilla carpets and all carpeting OF
a like character and condition, and
oriental, Berlin and other similar rugs
So ad valorem present law 60. cents
square yard and 40 per cent?; Saxony,
Tilton and Tourney velvet carpets, sc
per cent. ad valorem (present law sc
cents per pound and 40 per cent?
Brussels carpet, 80 per cent. ad valorem
(present law, A cents per square yard
and 40 per cent?
The bill provides that on all rates
duties in the wooden schedule, except
carpets, there shall be a reduction OF
1c. on the hundred on the 1st of July
1886, and thereafter of a like amount
on the 1st day Of July, 1897, 1898, 1899
and 1900.
Flax hacked, known as dressed
line" IL cents per pound (present
Be-; yarn made of jute. 20 ad valorem
(preSent 50 per cent?; cables, cordage
and Irvine Except binding twine), 1C
ad valorem. BurlapS not exceeding
sixty inches in width, containing not
over forty threads to the square inch
counting warp and filling, and bags
for grain made of such burlaps, 20 ad
valorem. Begging for cotton, gunny
cloth and all similar material suitable
for covering cotton, 15 ad valorem.
Some of the specific duties of tho
Mckinley law on earthen and glass
ware are changed as follows: brick
not glazed or ornamented or decorated
in any manner 20 ad valorem (present
law, SIPS per tom: glazed, ornamente6
or decorated, 80 ad valorem, (presen1
45); china, porcelain, parian, and
bisQue, when not decorated, 40 ad va.
loren, present 55); china, porcelain
parian, biSque, earthen stone anC
crockery ware and limitations thereof
including PLAQUES, ornaments, toys
charms, vases, decorated or orna-
mented, 45 ad valorem, (present 500
plain, green and colored, moulded OIL
pressed and flint and lime glassware
including bottles, walls, demijohns an6
carboyS covered or uncovered)
whether the contents are dutiable OIL
free, not especially provided for in Tie
act, 80 ad valorem, (present l cent tt
TX cents a pound; all articles of glass
cut, engraved, painted. colored, print.
ed, stained, decorated, silvered OF
gilded, not including plate-glass sill
vered or looking-glass plates, 80 ad va.
loren, (present co.
All glass bottles, decanters and other
vessels or articles of glass, when en-
graved, painted, colored, printed, stain
ed, etched or otherwise ornamented OF
decorated, except such as have ground
necks and shoppers only, not especially
provided for, 50 ad valorem present
4W.; unpublished, cylinder crown and
common window glass, not exceeding
1924 inches quare, lie. a pound pres.
ent 17s); above that and not exceed.
ing 24x30 inches square rs cents q
pound (present 2ss); above that, and
not exceeding 24x36 inches 1870 ne,
pound (present S1s. pound; cylinder
and crown glass, polished, not exceed.
ing 16X24 inches square, 2l5c a square
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