The Indianapolis journal., 1894-05-08

Beams, girders, joists, angles, channels,
car truck channels. columns ana ana
posts, deck and bulb beams and building
forms. together with all other structural
shapes OF iron steel, whether plain or
punched, or fitted for use, clio OF cent
per pound. Senate bill, 30; House bill, 80
per cent?
railway bars made in part of steel;
rails and punched iron or steel fiat rails.
To OF a cent per pound. tSenate Dill, ~
per cent. al valorem; House bill, 20 per
cent?
Tin-plate. i 1-5 cent per pound. restoring
the House rate. Senate bill. per cent?
The cutlery schedule is changed TO read
as follows: Pen knives, pocket knives or
eraseFs OF all kinds, valued at not more
vaiorem: valued at more than 80 cents
per dozen and not exceeding % cents per
Dozen u cents per dozen: valued at more
than 80 cents per dozen and not exceeding
81 per dozen, 3 cents per dozen; valued at
more than 81 per dozen and not exceeding
H50 Ter dozen, 40 cents per dozen; valued
at more than 81 so per dozen and not ex-
ceeding 8 per dozen, 20 cents per Dozen;
valued at more than s. per dozen, 90 per
cent. ad valorem, and In addition thereto
on all the above valued at more than 30
cents per dozen, Is per cent. ad valorem;
other parts Of Of any nor or either of the articles
named In this paragraph, imported IN any
other manner than assembled in pen
knives, pocket knives. or eraSers, shall
be subject TO no less duty than herein pro-
vided for pen knives, pocket knives or
erasers valued at more than 30 cents per
dozen. On Senate and House bills. 45 per
cent?
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
The tobacco schedule is changed to read
as follows: Wrapper tobacco. unstemmed.
imported in any bale. box. package or In
bulk, $50 per pound; II stemmed. s2.25 per
pound. blouse and Senate bills. 81 and s1.25.
respectively
Filler tobacco unstemmed, imported In
any bale. box. package or in bulk, IS cents
per pound; If stemmed. 80 cents per pound.
No change in rates. but the following pro-
viso IS added: provided that the term
wrapper tobacco, whenever used in this act,
shall be taken to mean that quality OF leaf
tobacco known commercially as wrappers
tobacco; provided, further. that the term
filler tobacco, whenever used in this act.
shall be taken to mean all leaf tobacco un-
manufactured not commercially known as
wrapper tobacco; provided. further, that If
any leaf tobacco imported in any bale, box.
package or in bulk should be the growth
OF different countries. or shall differ in quail
ity and value, save as provided in the sue
ceedng provision. then the entire contents
OF such bale. box. package or in bulk shall
be subject to the same duty as wrapper to-
bacco; provided, further that IL any bale
box. package or bulk OF leaf tobacco of uni
form quality contains exceeding Is per cent
thereof OF leaves suitable In color, fneness
or texture and size for wrappers for cigars
then the entire contents of such bale, box
package or bulk shall be subject to the
same duty as wrapper tobacco; provided
1urther, that collectors shall not permit
entry to be made, except under regula tions
10 be prescribed by the Secretary of the
Treasury, OF any leaf tobacco imported in
any bale, box, package or in bulk, unless
the invoices covering the same shall specify
In detail the character of the leaf tobacco
Mhetar OR
or self-worxing bales, the case may be,
and provided, further, that In the examina-
ported leaf tobacco at least one bale, If less
than ten bales. and one bale in every ten
bales and more, IL deemed necessary by the
appraising officer, shall be examined by the
appraiser or person authorized by law to
make such examination, and for the pur-
pose of fixing the classification and amount
Of duty chargeable on such invoice of leaf
tobacco. the examination Of ten hands out
OF each examined bale thereof shall be
taken to be a legal examination
Snuff and snuff flour, manufactured of
s946 or dY or Of daPp mi daa Psk
% cents per pound. Senate and House bills.
as follows: Cigars, cigarettes, cheroots of
all kinds. "a per pound and 70 per cent ad
Sad Senate bus a pr egps ID ah ahe
cent.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Butter and substitutes therefor, cents
per pound. which is the House rate. (Sen-
ate bill. 20 per cent?
Cheese, cents per pound Senate and
House bills. Is per cent?
Milk fresh. cents per gallon. Senate
and House bills free.)
Cabbage. cents each. Senate and House
bills free)
Eggs. cents per dozen. Senate and
House bills free)
Broom corn, s. per ton. Senate and House
hay. 81 per ton. the House rate. (senate
Dill, 20 per cent?
rate. (senate bill. 20 per cent?
HOPS, cents per pound, the House rate.
Senate bill. 20 per cent?
Onions. 20 cents per bushel, the House
rate. Senate bill. 20 per cent?
The House rates in the paragraph devot-
graph reads as follows: Peas, dried, q
cents per bushel; split peas. so cents per
bushel OF sixty pounds. and peas in carton
papers. or other small packages 1 cent per
pound. Senate bill. 20 per cent?
Potatoes 10 cents per bushel Senate bill
Meats Of all kinds, prepared or preserved,
not specially provided for in this act. q
:. Lard. cent per pound. (taken from free
lst)
on poultry, the House rates (not dressed
cents per pound; dressed, 8 cents per
pound are restored. Senate bill, 20 per
Alcoholic preparations for medical pur-
poses are relieved from the duty OF S1.8
per gallon and made dutiable at so cents
per pound.
COTTON THREAD AND CLOTH.
Paragraph go. in regard to cotton thread
Cotton thread and carded yarn, warps OF
warp yarn in singles, whether on beams OF
IN bundles. skeins cops. or in any other
form except spool thread of cotton here
matter provided for. not colored. bleached
dyed or advanced beyond the conditions
OF singles by grouping or twisting two OF
more single yarns together, cents pei
pound. and in addition thereto one-fourth OF
i cent per pound for each and every mum
ber the same shall exceed No. 20 il colored
bieached, dyed. combed or advanced be-
yond the condition OF singles by grouping
or twisting two or more single yarns to-
gether, cents per pound, and in addition
thereto one-thrd OF / cent per pound fol
each and every number in excess of No
20; provided that none of the foregoing ex
ceeding No. 60 shall pay less rate of duty
than 40 per centum ad valorem." The classi
hcation is entirely changed, making com
parison impossible.
Spool thread of cotton, containing on each
spool not exceeding one hundred yards OF
thread, 81 cents per dozen. blouse anC
Senate bills Az cents.) Exceeding one hun
dred yards, and for every additional one
hundred yards, SO cents per dozen. (Houss
and Senate bills Az cents.)
Paragraph 253 relating to cotton CLOTH 1.
stricken out, and the following inserted
Cotton CLOTH not bleached, dyed, colored
stained, painted or printed, exceeding fift,
and not exceeding one hundred threads 4
the square inch, counting me warp anC
filing, and not exceeding six square yards
TO the pound ~ cents per square yard
exceeding six and not exceeding nine squar,
yards 10 the pound, 1i2 cents per squar,