New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-15

that ''if the Democratic leaders of New Hampshire
40 mot pay US w s1e w yoe the Repmbcan
principle" NaugAter) And he added that there ere
bill as there was in the demands Of the Democrats
At the close Of the discussion the Jones amend
ment agreed to without division. and the para
graph stands: Alumina. alum cake. patent alum;
suPn CRYSTALS Ss or sond so per @Hnd
Mr.. Jones Dem. Ark) then moved his next
ammonia carbonate &, cf % per cent ad vSioTef
mrrate Of or sal 81 dG 40 vpp6 p Gen' al
Mr.. Allison Rep. Iowa. moved to insert at this
point bl T Glue or v inRGli from Gf doP free ISL ke
jected-1s TO 81.
Mr.. MoRRILIs AMENDMENT REJECTED.
Mr. Morrill, Rep... VT moved TO insert copper
as. .suiphate Of iron. u cent per pound" He
said that the bill struck the only two articles
manufactured at the city OF his home. They gave
employment to three or four hundred men and were
both put the free lis, Re1ec'et-ls to 81
Item No was adopted without division IL reads
"Backing OF all kinds % per cent ad va!ofen
Bone char suitable for use In decolorizlns sugars
The next item was No. 10 The Jones amend
men proposed to make 1t read ,orsx crude ,;r Or
In the course Of a long discussion SIR. Chandler
Hhy the two cSerna Senator'S faHvored such
low rate OF duty on borax was that they had az, an
fore the final passage OF the bill. increased 10 .
Nj Perkins oRep.. CALI disclaimcd any such I'M
derstanding although he hoped that as Will i Ir
noes 90 his sui pe 10 friends would not
OF the industries OF the Golden state Inc
The next OF the Jones amendments was to insert
as new paragraph; "Campnor, refined u per cent
Mr. Aldrieh moved 10 amend the omendmen T., by
making the duty cents P1un nav. TIE AdI M1
Adrch then moved TO make the rate Siz cents per
pound Sa v2 20 nays 81 TRe
The next item was chalk, prepared. preciplteted.
SPECIALLY provided for in this act; 20 per al
Mr. Xdreh moved to insert after the word red"
Mr. Hale Rep.. Mes suggested satlrically that. as
been changed by the Finance Committee after the
bill reported. 4, be allowed to stand as inonu-
rent OF the sincerity and consistency or the com
mittee. ". u.,o elm, Tho very fire,
Tern OF the bill "acetic acid had not been changed
after 1t was first reported $1,000, - ,
nays g. The item wac agreed 70 without division.
The next item was No. H. "chloral hydrate' % Per
senate at 8 p m. adjourned until tomorrow at
II a. m.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FOR APRIL
Washington May lathe Chief OF the Bureau OF
Statistics reports that the total values of the ex-
ports OF merchandise from the United States dur
ing the month OF April. 1894. and during the ten
months ended April 30 1894. as compared with
similar exports during the corresponding periods OF
the preceding year. were as follows
1894. 1893.
Anru ..................$c iil2928 S597l2.6g7
Ten months ended April 80. .773sS3Sbs H2ls'ls3
In April last the exports exceeded the Imports by
A.s4l, 453.
In April 1885, the excess OF imports over exports
was 81. 30l 10i. - oo. -,
During the ten months ended April 3d. 1894. the
excess OF exports imports was SZ2s I2s62. ana
the OF imports exports during the cor
responding period OF the preceding year was S5,-
| 1858 9i5 49,,
In April 1894, the exports OF gold exceeded the
Imports by s9,4059S5. and during the ten months
ended April 80 1894 the excess OF imports over eX-
ports $40.9GS. ll3
The excess OF exports OF silver over imports dur
ing the ten months ended April 80 1894, was ST.
59,.56O
These ngurea indicate balance OF trade In favor
c: the United States for the ten months ended