The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-07
FOR TARIFF REDUCTION.
The Committees Work a Long Step
Toward Reform.
MCKINLEY, REED a co. WILL KICK
hat the Tesiing Masses viii Profit
Theresy..I.es the TUii Intend msens
Of the Platform be Carried ont
The People Can stand n.

The new tariff bill was completed and
given out on Monday. The free list lie
Of liberal scope and sufficient to satisfy
the most radical.
Beginning March |, next, the following
articles are added to the free list Bacon,
hams, beef, mutton, pork, meats Of all
kinds, prepared or preserved, not other.
wise provided for; baryta binding Irvine
made In whole or In part of Istle or Tam
pico fibre, manila Sesal or Sum single
ply, measuring not more than 800 feet TO
the pound, stuffed birds not suitable for
millinery. bird skins prepared for preser-
walton, blue vitrol, bone, charcoal, bitum.
nous and shale and clack or cut coke,
coal colers or dies not really provided for,
oxide Of cobalt, copper ores, old copper,
clippings from new copper, all compost.
tons Of which copper is the chief compo-
nent Of value, regulus and black copper
and copper cement, copper plates bars,
ingots. pigs, other forms OF copperas, cot
ton ties, diamonds, dust or sort, jewels
used in the manufacture of clocks and
watches, the eggs of birds, fish and in
sects and crude down, fresh fish, undress-
cd furs. iodine, resublimated iron ore
including msgniferous iron, dross or
burnt pyrites, sulphur, pyrites in natural
state. lard, lemon juice, mica and crude
metallic minerals and wrought metals,
ochre and ochery earths, sienna and
sienna earths. lumber and lumber earths,
cotton seed oil, paintings and statuary,
plows. tools, disc harrows, haryesters,
reapers, drills, mowers, horse rakes, cui-
tivators, threshing machines, cotton gins,
plush black for making mems bats,
quick silver. salt, silk not farther advanc-
ed in manufacture than carding or comb
ing, soap, not otherwise provided for,
sulphate Of soda or salt cake, ore in cake,
sulphuric acid, tallow and wool grease,
straw, burr stone bound into millstones,
free stones, granite. sand stone and other
building or monumental stones, except
marble undressed, all wearing apparel
and other personal effects on identy be-
ing established under regulations estab-
lished by the treasury, timber hewn and
sawed. spar and wharf timber. squared or
sided timber, sawed boards, planks deals, !
other lumber, lstb. pickets, pallings,
shingles. slaves. manufactured wood, |
provided the same duties as now exist
shall obtain in all cases in which export
dutybas been laid on any article in the
above schedule, chair cane or reeds,
woods, namely, cedar, lignun vitae, lance
wood, ebony, box granadills, mahogany,
rosewood, satinwood, in log, rough or
manufactured bamboo and rattan, manu-
featured brier root or brierwood, reed and
sticks OF pamento. orange, myrtle and
other woods in the rough, all wool 81
sheep, HAIR camel, goat, alpaca and other
like animals, wool and hair on skin,
noils, yarn waste, card waste, burr waste,
rags and flogs, including all waste or rags
composed wholly or in part OF wool.
The duty on refined sugar is reduced
from one-half to one-qnarter OF cent per
pound. Raw sugar remains free OF tax.
The Mckinley bounty is repealed pro-
gressively, that is, one-eighth each year,
30 that at the end Of eight years it is to
cease entirely.
The committee adopted the Springer
policy Of the last congress on wool and
wooden goods.
Steel rails will probably be put at ~ or
50 a ton. Pig iron will probably be fst
at five per cent, while bar iron will be
reduced about Atty per cent. The rate
Of nearly oil manufactures OF cotton will
be forty per cent. Manufactures of ssax,
hemp and jute will be greatly reduced