The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-12-01
THE TARIFF BILL.
Provisions Of the Measure Made
Public.
Great Changes In schedules-Important
Additions to the Free List-To Take
Eject After March 1,
1894.

expectation of those who had predict.
ed that it would be radical measure
of reform In many respects it is SUR
prise even to the democratic members
of congress, IS it is unprecedented in
many of its provisions.
The following is the proposed free
list in detail:
On and after March /, 1924, the following ar
ticles will be added to the free list: Articles
for the use United States: bacon and hams,
beef, mutton and pork, and meats Of all kinds,
prepared or preserved, not specially provided
for; all binding Irvine manufactured in whole
or in part from istle or tapioca fiber MANILA,
sisal grass, or sunni, Of single ply and measur-
ing not exceeding coo feet to the pound: birds,
stuffed, not suitable for millinery ornaments
and birdslkins prepared for preservation, but
not further advanced in MANUFACTURER; blue
vitriol or sulphate Of copper bone char. suita-
Bile for use in deodorising sugars: coal bitumin-
Gus and shale, and coal slack or cut coke
crude coal tar and all preparations and
products OF coal tar, not colorS or dyes, not
specially provided for; oxide of cobalt copper
imported in the form of ores; old copper, ft
only for manufacture. clippings from new cop
per and al composition metal Of which copper
is a component material of chief value not
specially provided for: regulus Of copper and
black or coarse copper and copper cement cop
per in plates, bars tngots or pigs and other
forms not manufactured, not specially pro-
vided for copperas, or sulphate Of iron; cotton
ties Of iron or steel cut to lengths punched or
not punched. with or without buckles for belt
ing cotton: diamond dust or bort and jewels to
be used in the manufacture OF watches or
clocks; yolks OF eggs of birds, fish and insects
crude downs Of all kinds not especially pro-
vided fpr: fresh fish furs, undressed iodine re-
sublinated iron ore. including manganiferous
iron ore ana the dross or residuum from burnt
pyrftes and sulphur ore and pyrites: sulphur
Of iron in its natural state; lard: lemon juice,
lime juice and sour orange juice; mica and
metallic mineral su stances in crude state
and metals unwrought, not specially provided
for: ochre and ochery earth: sienna and sienna
earths, umber and lumber earths, not specially
provided for in this act, cotton seed oil. paint
ings, in oil or water colors, and sta tuary, not
otherwise provided for, plows tools and disc
harrows harvesters reapers drills mowers
Torso rakeS, culttvators, threShing machines
and cotton gins plush, black for making mems
hats: quicksilver: salt; silk partially manu-
featured from cocoons or waste silk, and not
farther advanced or manufactured than carded
or combed silk: all soap not otherwise
specially provided; sulphate OF soda, or salt
cake or nitre cake, sulphuric acid, tallow and
wool grease, including that known commercial:
ly as degras or brown wool grease. straw; burr
stone rounded up into mi lstones, free stone,
granite, sandstone, limestone and other build
ing or monumental, except marble. unmanu-
for all wearing apparel and other personal eff
fects without regard to their value upon their
identity being established under such rules and
regulations as the secretary OF the treasury
may prescribe; timber, hewn and sawed, and
timber used for spars and in building wharves.
squared or sided timber, sawed boards, planks.
deals, and other lumber, laths, pickets and
palings, shingles, slaves of wood Of all
kinds and manufactured wood, pro-
vided, that if any export duty is
laid from abroad upon the above men.
toned articles, or either of them, all such ar.
tcles shall be subject to duty as now provided
by law: chair cane, or reeds; woods: including
cedar, lignum vitae, Lakewood, ebony, box,
grdndilla, MAHOGANY, rosewood, satinwood and
all forms Of cabinet woods in log, rough or
hewn; bamboo and rattan. manufactured
briar root or briar wood, and similar wood un-
manufactured. reads and sticks of partridge,
hair wood, pimenro, orange, myrtle and other
woods in the rough or not further manufact
ured than cut into lengths suitable for UNI
brellas, parasols, sun shades, whips or walking
canes all wool Of the sheep, hair Of the camel
goat, alpaca and other like animals and all
wool and hair on the skin, noils, yarn waste,
card waste, burr waste, rags and fogs, 1nclud
ing all waste or rags composed wholly or in
part OF wool
The metal schedules are almost
wholly ad valorem duties as follows:
Iron in pigs, 22a per cent ad valorem.
All iron in slabs, blooms loops or other forms
more advanced than pig iron and less finished
than iron in bars, 25 per cent.
Bar iron, rolled or hammered iron, in coils or
rods and bars, or shapes Of rolled iron, 81 per
cent.
Beams, Orders, joists, angles, channels, car
truck channels, and other structural shapes OF
iron or steel, s. per cent ad valorem.
Boiler or other plate iron or steel, except saw
plates not thinner than No. 10 wire gauge,
sheared or unsheared, and skip iron and steel
sheared or rolled in grooves, so per cent
Fofgings of iron or steel, or forged iron OF
steel c mbined, 81 per cent: hoop band OF
scroll iron or feel, 80 per cent
Railway bars made Of iron or ste l. and rail
way bars made in part of steel, common or
black, including all iron or steel commercially
known common or taggers' iron or steel, and
skip iron or steel, IS per cent
All iron or steel sheets or plates: and all
hoop, band or scroll iron. exc epting what are
known commercially as tin plates, tern
plates ana taggers tin. or when galvanized
or coated with Binc spelter or other
metals, or any alloy CT those metals, IS per
cent ad valoremL
Sheet iron or sheet polished, planished OF
glanced, IS per cent ad valorem
Sheets or plates of iron or steel or taggers'
iron or steel, coated with tin or lead or with a
mixture, commercially known as tin plates and
taggers tin, 40 per cent
Steel ingots. cogged ingots, bl oms and slabs
SueetS anu plateS not specially PROVIDED lot II
this act, and steel in all forms and shapes not
specially provided for. % per cent ad valorem
Anchors, or parts thereof, Of iron or steel and
wrought iron for ships, and forgings Of iron OF
steel for vessels, steam engines and locomo
tives, p per cent ad valorem
Boiler or other tubes. pipes, flues or stays oil
wrought iron or steel, 25 per cent
Cast iron pipe OF every description Is per
cent ad valorem
Chains of all kinds made OF iron or steel, 80
per cent ad valorem.
Z Peaknives or pocketknives Of all kinds, or
neashed or unfinished, valued at not more than
60 cents per dozen, IS per cent. ad valorem;
above that 10 per cent
Table knives forks, steels and all carving
cooks and butchers knives, forks and steels
all sines finished and unfinished IS per cent
ad valorem.
Muskess, notwithstanding shotguns and sport
| ing rifles aud parts thereof p per cent ad va
loren mo change)
Sporting, breech-loading shotguns and pis
| tolls and parts thereof. 80 per cent ad valorem
Cut nails and cut splints of iron and steel
horseshoe nails. hob nails and all other wrough
iron or steel nails not specially provided for 2,
per cent
Needles for knitting or sewing machines
crochet needles and tape needles and bodkins
Of metal, 3 per cent (present law, 25 per cent J.
Crosscut saws, circular saws, hand, back and
| all other saws, 25 per cent
Screws - per cent. ad valorem.
Wheels or parts thereof, made of iron or stee
and steel tired wheels for railway purposes
whether wholly or partly finished, and iron o.
steel locomotive. car or other railway ties Of
parts thereof, wholly or partly manufactured
. per cent ad valorem.
Aluminium. or aluminium in crude form or al
loys, q per cent ad valorem.
Copper in rolled plates. called braziers, COP
Per sheets, rods, pipes and copper bottoms. .