The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-08

WASHINGTON. Special-At the meeting
of the ways and means committee W
day, Chairman Wilson laid the new
tariff bill before the committee A
large addition has been made to the
free list and the estimated reduction
in revenue will reach about SoO,ooo
600
The bounty on sugar is to be repeated
by easy gradations and will not reach
its conclusive effect until after the
end of the present century.
The Free List.
On end after the 1st of March, 1904, the
following articles are To be added TO the
free list:
Bacon and hams; beef. mutton and pork,
ana meats OF al! kinds prepared or preserved
not especially provided for in this act.
Baryta, all binding twine m;inniactured
ia whole or in part from istle or lamplco
hDer, Manilla slsal grass or snnua ol
angIe-piy, measuring not exceeding ooo
1eel 10 the pound.
Birds. stuneu, not suitable Tor millinery
ornaments and bird SKINS, prepared for
preservation. but no. further advanced III
manufacture.
Blue vItr.ol or sulplate of copper
Bone char. suitable for use ia deeorlzlng
sugars.
Coal, bituIniuons ard shale anu coal,
sack OF cut
Coke coal tar, crude and all preparations
and products Of coal tar, NOT coors OF
dyes, not especially provided for III thls
act
Copper, imported In the form al ores
Old copper, 1T only for manufacture clp-
ping from new copper. ana All composition
metal OF which copper is 3 component ma,
teral OF chief value. not especially provided
for in this act; regulus OF copper and black
or coarse copper and copper cement cop
per in plates, bars. ingots or pigs ana othsF
forms, not manufactured. not especially
provided for in this act; coppeFas oF siHphate
Of iron.
Cotton ties. OF iron or steel cut to lengths,
punched or not punched with or without
buckles. for betting cotton.
Diamonds dust or bort and jewels to be
used in the manufacture OF watches or
Yolks of eggs Of birds, fish and insects,
Downs of all kind. crude. not especially
provided for III this act
Fresh fish.
Furs, undressed.
Iodine resumhlimated iron ore, Including
mansaniferous iron ore. also the dFoss or
residuum of the burnt pyrites and sulphur
aus pyrites or sulphuret of iron Ia its
natural state
Lard. lemon juice, lime juice and sour
orange juice
Mica and metallic mineral substances n
n crude state and metals unwrousht, not
especially provided for in this act
0chre and ochry earths. sienna and sienna
specially provided for in this act; cotton
seed oil, paintings in oil or water eolors,
and statuary, not otherwise provided Tor
plows. tools and disc harrows, haryesters,
reapers, drills. mowers, horse rakes. eultl-
vators, threshing machines and cotton gins;
plush. black. for making men mats
Quick silver.
Salt: silk. partially manufactured from
cocoons. or from waste silk, and not further
advanced or manufactured than eardea or
Gill a
cially provided for in this act
Sulphates of soda, salt cake or inter
cake suphuric acid
Talow and wool grease including that
known commercially as desras or brown
wool grease
Straw, burr stones, bound up into mill
stones: freestone, granite, sandstone, lime
stone and other building or monumental
except marble, nnmanufactnred or un-
dressed, not specially provided for In this
act.
All wearing apparel and other personal
effects shall be admitted free OF duty, with
out regard to their value upon their iden-
tty being established under snch rales and
regulations az the secretary OF the treasury
nav reScrihe.
Timber hewn and sawed and timber used
for spars and in building whaIves, timber
squared or sided sawed boards, panks.
deals and other lumber laths, pickets and
palings, shingles. slaves Of woods Of all
lands, wood manufactured. provided that
II any export duty is laid upon amy Of the
above mentioned articles or either Of them,
all said articles imported from said coun-
try shall be subject to duty as now pro-
vided by law. Chair cGne or reeds. wrought
or manufactured from rattans or reeds.
Woods, namely. cedar, lgnum vitae. lance
wood, ebony box. sranadilta- mahee:'"r,
rosewood. satinwcod and all forms Of cabi-
net woods in the log. rongn o. newn h,..,l-
boo and rattan manufactured: briar root
or briar wood and similar woods unmann-
factured. reeds and sticks Of partridge
penrwood pimeEto, orange, myrtle and other
woods in the rough. or not further n.ann-
facttured than cut. Into lengths for suitable
sticks rr umbrellas parasols, sunshades.
All wool of the sheep, hair Of the camel
goat, alpaca and other like animals and
all wool and HI II on the skin. noils yarn
waste. card waste. bur waste rags and
fogs. including all waste or rags coynnose.l
wholly or In part or wool.
Metal Schedules.
The metal schedules nre almost wholly by
ad vaorem duties. as follows:
Iron IN pigs, 22Ll per cent al vaIorem
All iron in slabs. blooms loops or other
forms more advanced than pig iron and less
finished than iron In bars, p per cent.
or rods ana bars or shapes OF rolled IRON 80
per cent.
Beams. girdcrs, toists, angles. channel. car
truck channels and all other str,lctnral
shapes of iron or steel, 81 per cent ai
yalorem.
cept saw plates not thinner than No. 10 wire
gauge, shearel or nnsheared and skilp iron
or steel. sheared or rolled in grooves 80 per
cent.
Forgings Of iron or steel or forged iron or
steel combined 30 per cent
Hoop, band or scroll iron or steel 30 ner
cent
Railway bars made Of iron or steel and
railway bars made IN part OF steel common
or black. including oil iron or steel Gem.
mercially known as common or faggers iron
or steel and skulp iron or steel. s. per cent
All Iron or steel sheets or plates and ali
hoop, band or scroll iron, excepting what
are known CONNER cially as tin plates tern
| plates nd teggers tin. when galvanized or
coated with zinc or speter or other metal
| or any alloy of-thcse metals. 80 per cent ad
yalorenl.
sheet iron or sheet. polished, Dlanished or
| glanced 35 per cent al valorem
Sheets or plates of iron ar steel or fnycers
Iron or steel. coated with tin or lead or With
.niXturo. commt rcially hnoWn as tin Llafes