The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-07


 snmple and assay at port of entry; provided that all ores which contain silver md lead ir wh ch the value of the silver contents shall be greater than the value of lead contents, accord Ing 10 sample and assay at port Of entry, shall be considered silver ores
 Lead, in pigs and bars, molten and old refuse lead run into blocks and bars, and old scrap leao, 1t only to be rsmanufacturod cent per pound
 Pens, metallic except goldspens, s5 per cent ad valorem; pehholder tips, penholders or parts thereof and gold pons, 9 DOT cent nd va lorem; present law. 3 per cent. ad valorem.
 Pins, metallic, including hair pins, safety pins, shawl and belt pins, not commercially known as iewelry, 2I per cent ad valorem. Present law, g. per cent sd valoremL
 Type metals and new types, l5 per cent nd vaorem.
 Zinc in blocks or pigs, 9 per cent ad va. lorem
 Zinc in sheets ?, per cent ad valorem
 Manufactured articles of wares not specially provided for in this net composed wholly or in part Of, and whether partly or wholly manu, faetured B per cent nd valorem- Present law. Ij per o1ntl
 The bill repeals the provision of the present law for sugar bounties by iusiallments by pro vding that those bounties shall be reduced ono- eighth part of their respective amounts each year beginning with July |, ls9i and extending to July 1, l9Js. inclusive, and shall thereafter cease.
 The Wilson bili also reduces the duty on all sugar above 10 standard from 5-lJ of cent per pound to i-a0 of | cent
 On all leaf tobacco, or such part thereof as is commercially known as wrapper tobacco and suitable for cigar wrappers if unstemmed the duty Is to be $l per pound. If stemmed si. 25 per pound The present duty is & and s! 75 per poundfnkAn other leaf tobacco if ur rstemmed is hxeNsat Si cents per pound if scanned 50 cents per pound as at p1psent
 Cigars, cheroots an cigarettes Of all kinds. including wrappers. 8 per pound and p per cent ad valorem
 The present duty is s4 per pound and g per cent
 Spool thread Of cotton, containing one inch spool, not exceeding 100 yards Of thread, 4ts cents per dozen, and also for every additional 100 yards Of thread ino per pound Present law, cents per pound
 Clothing. ready made and articles of wear ing apparel of every description handkerchiets, composed Of cotton or vegetable fiber, or Of which cotton or other vegetable fiber is the component una aterial of chief value 4O per cent ad valorem Present law 6i per cent
 Pushes. velvets velyeteenS etc, not bleached, dyed or colored 30 per cont Present law, lUc per yard and 70 per cent
 The classification in the wool schedule proper was disposed of in two short sec ions
 Stockings, hose aud half hose made on knit ting machinery or frames. shirts and drawers, valued at not more than si 5J per dozen, 30 per cent ad valorem
 Stockings, hose and half hose, velvets, etc , including such as are commercially known as seamless, il per cent ad valorem Present duty on this class ranges from 2c per dozen on hosiery and D per cent ad valorem to 3! per dozen and 70 per cent ad valorem on shirts and drawers
 The first provides that wool, hair, etc i'm. proved or advanced beyond It's orIoi nal condl- tion, as wa ted by tho use of machinery or the application Of labor, or both, shall be subject 10 a duty of l5 per cent ad valorem.
 The second that on like material valued at not more than B cents per pound the duty shall be 2j per cent valued al over 8 cents per pound the duty shall be 9 per cent
 Duties are fixed on manufactures of wool as follows:
 On woolen and worsted yarns, 90 per cent valued q more than 70 cents per pound 8 per cent ad valorem
 On woolen or worsted cloths, shawls, knit fabrics and other manufactures, 40 per cent ad yalorem.
 On women's and children's dress goods. coat Innings and goods of simlll T description or character. 70 per cent ad valorem.
 All cloaks. dolmans, jackets, ulsters or other outside garments for ladies' and children's ap- parel, 45 per cent ad valorem Present law i9Hc per pound and 6j per cent ad valorem
 Auhussom, Administer, moquette and chenille carpets and all carpeting of like character or condition. and Oriental, Berlin and other siml. lar rugs 35 per cent ad valoremL Present law pc square yard and q per cent.
 Saxony, Wilt n and Tourne velvet carpets, 30 per cent ad valorem Present law 6Oc per pound and 40 per cent
 Brussels carpet 3Jc per pound Present law 4ic per square yard
 The bill provides that on all rates of duties in the woolen schedules, except on carpets there shall be a leduction of cent on the hundred on July l. 1s96, and thereafter like amount on July |. is91 1893, 1899 and l9J0
 Flax, hlckled known as dressed line" lic per p1und The present law, Sc
 Yarn, made of jute 20 per cent ad valorem. Pro cnt law, B per cent Cables rdage and twia' texceptlng binding twine) 10 per cent ad valorem; buraps, 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. 70 per cent ad yalorem
 Bagging for cotton, gunny cloth and all sl m. liar material suitable for covering cotton, IS per cent ad valorem
 Collars, cuffs, shirts and all articles of wear ing apparel not especially provided for, 35 per cent ad valorem
 All manufactures of flax, hemp jute or other vegetable fiber, except cotton, 30 per cent ad valorem. Present law from 20 per pound to 40 per cent al valorem
 Sole leather, per cent ad yalorem. Present law 10 per cent
 Betting leather. 10 per cent ad valorem No change.
 Leather made in shoe uppers or. vamps or other forms, 20 per cent
 The glove schedule has been entirely re- arranged and differs from the Mckinley law quite materially.
 Printing paper unsized for books and news papers, l2 per cent ad yalorem. Present law, l5 per cent
 Surfaced coated papers and manufactures thereof, cardboards. hthographic prints, ex cept illustrations when forming part of Q periodical newspaper or in printed books; photograph, autograph and scrap albums. g per cent ad valorem Present law, B per cent
 Envelopes, 9 per cent ad valorem Present duty. 9 per cent
 Playing cards, 10 cents per package and 50 per cent ad valorem Present duty, 5J cents per package.
 Some of the specific duties of the Mckinley law on earthenware and glassware have been changed as follows:
 Brick not glazed or ornamented or decorated in any mann T. 20 per cent ad valorem; present law, Sl g per ton glazed or decorated, and 30 per cent ad vslorem
 Tiles. plain and encaustic, not glazed, orna. mented, painted, enameled or decorated, 40 per copt od valoraTn T,raaant 1au A mar cont