St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-28

the customs laws, will neceSSitate read
justment of treaties with those South
American countries which enjoy prac-
tical or theoretical reciprocity with the
great American republic of the North
ern hemisphere.
The bounty on sugar. which was to
be SO promptly repealed, is instead to
be repealed by easy ~graduations. and
will not reach its conclusive effect until
after the end of the present century.
The committee met at IL o'clock this
morning, and after the roll call Chair
man Wilson at once laid the bill before
the entire committee. On and after the
first of March. 1894, the following arti-
Giles are to be added to the free list, if
Intended for use in the United States:
Bacon and hams; beef, mutton al d
pork, and meats of all kinds prepared
or preserved, not specially provided for
III this act. Baryta, all binding tw.ne
manufactured in whole or in part from
istle or TaInpico fiber. Manila, sisal
grass, or sunna of single-ply measuring
not exceeding 600 feet to the pound.
Birds, stuffed, not suitable for millinery
ornaments, and bird skins prepared for
preservation, but not further advanced
III manufacture. Blue vitriol, or sui
phate OF copper; bone charcoal, suitable
for use in decolOrizing sugars, coal, BIZ
luminous and Shale, and coal, slack or
cut; coke, coal tar, crude, and all prepa-
rations and products of coal tar. not
color or dyes, not specially provided
for i'll this act; cobalt, oxide of; copper.
imported in the form of ores; old cop
per, fit only for manufacture. clippings
|. from new copper, and all composition
metal of which copper is a COM
ponent material of chief value, not
specially provided for in this act; regu-
luS Of copper and black and coarse coz
per and copper cement; copper in
plates, bars. ingOtS or pigs and other
forms, not manufactured, not specially
provided for in this act; copperas, or
sulphate of iron. Cotton ties, of iron
or steel, cut to lengths. punched or not
punched, with OF without buckles, for
betting cotton. Diamonds, dust or bort,
II jewels to be used in the manufact-
ure OF watches or clocks. YOlks of eggs
OF birds, fish and insects. Downs of all
kinds, crude. not specifically provided
for III this act. Fresh fish. Furs, I'M
dressed. Iodine, resublimated iron ore,
Including ~manganiferOuS iron ore; also
the drosS or rcSiduum of the burnt py-
rites and suiphurouS pyrites or sui
phuret of iron in its natural state.
Lard, lemon juice. lime juice and soul
orange juice. Mica and metallic min
eral substances III q crude state, and
metals ~unwrought, not specially pro-
ylded for in this act. Ochre
and ochry earths. sienna and sienna
earths. lumber and lumber earths.
not specially provided for i'll this act;
~cuttonseed oil; paintings, in Oil or writer
cnlors. and statuary, mo- otherwise pro-
| VlHp6 fDT IN this aPts nIOWc tools onI
harrows, harvesters, reapers, drills.
mowers, horse rakeS,~ cultivators, thresh-
ing machines and cotton gins; plush,
black, for making mems hats; quickSll-
yer, salt, silk. partially manufactured
from cocoonS, or from waste silk, and
not further advanced or manufactured
than carded or combed silk: soap, all
not otherwise specially provided for in
this act; sulphate of soda. or salt cake,
or nltre cake; sulphurlc acid ;,,talloW and
wool grease, INCLUDING that known COM
mercially as dergras. or brown wool
grease; straw, burr stones. bound up
into millstoneS: %freestone, granite, sard-
stone. limestone and other building
or monumental stone, except marble,
manufactured or addressed, moi spe-
clally provided for in this act. All wear
ing apparel and other personal effects
shall be admitted free of duty, without
regard to their value, upon their iden-
tlty being established under such rules
and regulations as the secretary of the
treasury may subscribe.
Timber, hewn and sawed. and timber
used for spars and in building wharves:
timber, squared or sided, sawed boards.
plank, deals and other lumber: laths.
pickets and palings: shingles, slaves of
wood of all lands; wood, manufactured {;
provided that if any export duty is laid
upon the aforementioned articles, or
either of them, all said articles i'm ported
from said country shall be subject to
duty as now provided by law. Chair
cane Or reeds. wrought or manufactured
from rattans or reeds. Woods, namely,
cedar, lignum vitae, Lakewood, ebony,
box, ~granadilla, mahogany, rosewood,
Satinwood, and all forms of cabinet
woods, in the log, rough or hewn: BAN
boo and rattan, manufactured; bTiar
root OF briarWood and similar woods IN
manufactured; reeds and sticks Of part
ridge, pearwood, pimento. orange, myr-
tie and other woods, in the rough or not
further manufactured han cut into
lengths for suitable sticks for umbrellas,
p%araSols, suuShadeS, walking sticks or
whips; all wool of the sheep, hair of the
camel, goat, alapaca and other like ami
mails, and all wool and hair on the skin,
noils, yarn waste, card waste, bur waste,
rags and f1ogS. including all waste or
rags composed wholly or in part of wool.
All manufactures of iron and steel have
a tariff of 25 per cent ad vaiorem, eX-
cepting cast holloware, coated, glazed
or tinted. and chains of all kinds made
OF iron and ste ell, 30per cent advalorem.