New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09

after one whole months consideration and numer-
changes of front upon all the more import nt
subjects OF taxation.
The sugar provision is follows:
All sugars-tank bottoms. syrups Of juice
or of beet juice. melada, concentrated melada con-
poariscope above eighty degrees shall pay duty
of l cent per pound, and for every additional de-
ninety degrees shown by the polariscope test shall
pay one one hundredth of cent per pound add
degrees for every additional degree fraction Of
degree shown by the polariscope test. shall pay
duty of two one-hundredths of cent per pound
additional ana above ninety-six degrees By polar
iscope test shall pay duty OF one ana f1urienlhs
six degrees by the polariscope shall pay duty of
cents per gallon; molasses testing above hity-sM
degrees shall pay duty OF cents per gallon.
IRON COAL AND LEAD.
Iron ore. including manganiferous iron ore. also
the dross of resduum from burnt pyrites. 40 cents
per ton.
Coal is taken from the free list and made duabie
also at 40 cents d ton. and coke at 10 cents.
Lead ORE which in the Wilson bill - per cent
ad valorem. lead and lead dross. three -fourths
of cent per pound provided that silver ore and
all other ores containing lead shali pay d9ty OK
three foirths of cent per pound on ne lead con-
tanned therein according to sample ana assay AT the
port of entry
WOOL AND wOoLLENs.
Raw wool Is left the free list exactly as In
the Wilson bill. the provision TO go into effect Au-
gust 1894. In manufactures Of wool the valuations
w
the schedules read follows:
Wool of the sheep, hair of the camel, goat al
paca and other like animals In the form OF suPpns
waste, rowing waste, ring waste. munSo shoudleS'
garnetted or carded waste. carbonlzed mons or
wholly in part of wool. the hair Of camel. goat
alpaca and other like animals. winch mas been I'M
proved advanced beyond its original condition
waste by the use OF machinery or appica'oh Oh
labor both, ana carbonized wool. snal be sub
On wool of the sheep hair of the camel, goat.
alpaca other like animals. In the form or rowing
roping tops. - per centum al Valoren.
on woollens or worsted yarns 80 per cen'um al
On woollen or worsted cloths shaws. knit fabrics,
manu- lcjures Of every description made wholly or
in part Of wool worsted the nap o, ahove hav
spsci,v ,' provided for in this act. 8 per centum ad
yaorem dnstead OF 10 in the Wilson bib:
on blankets; hats Of wool and fianneis % per per
centum al valorem; valued at more than % cents
per pound 30 per centum ad valorem.
on womcn'S and chiidren's dress goods, composed
wholly or in part OF wool. not specially provided
for In this act 81 per centum al valorem dnstead OF
On clothing ready made and articles Of wear
ing apparel Of every description and limitations OF
fur composed wholly or in part OF WOOL ''c'' ~
on Weddings, gorings suspenders braces pei ,,
bindings. braids, etc. 81 per centum ad 'alorern
Carpets remain unchanged. ,,.o,,,r,,
The reductions in the duties for manufactures
Of wool shall take effect December :, 1871
TAKEN FROM THE FREE LIST
Articles stricken from the free list are as fol-
lows:
Apples green ripe and dried ETC. beef. mutton
ana porK: bone char. suitable for Use IN decp1oI|-
ing sugars. b,tumlnous ana Chae ami coal sack or
cut: coke. cocoa fibre. floor mating manufactures
from round split straw. INCLUDING Chl'se ma
ting: dates cocoanuts Brazil nuts. cream nuts
Gambler nuts sailed horn strips and tps ron ore
olives green or prepared. orchids. Hy OF the NalrN
azaleas palms and other plants used Tor lorclhs
under glass for flowers or decorative rurIoSS"s,
sausage skins. sugars. stained or painted WINDOW low
glass or painted glass windows. paintings anu
statuarv In the paragraph referring To articles IN,
ported for exhibition 10y any association du'''0'i~eu
by the United States or any state