The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-01
INSTRUCTIONS TO, COLLECTORS.
Carlisle Make. q Decision ON Goods In
Bonded Warehouses.

Carlisle Make. q DecIsion ON Goods In
Bonded Warehouses.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Secretary
Carlisle has decided that goods placed
IN bonded warehouses under the Nc.
Kinley law and made fee Of duty
under the new tariff act are entitled TO
free entry ana need not I've exported
aud reimported in order tn get the
SPECIAL interest 10 the wool trade, as a
large amount of wool Is stored in
bonded warehouse. In this, as
in all other mooted questions. the
secretary will follow the intent of con-
gress aud let the ag9rieved parties Az
peal to the courts II they care to contest
on technical grounds. He undoubtedly
will! hold diamonds dutiable, notwith-
standing the erroneous punctuations
in the free H. t. The secretary today sent
the following telegram to customs Off.
Gals at all ports:
"Vessels with careoes not discharged nor
entered for consumption may be made
vessel warehouses temporarily for such
goods as shall be entered today in bond"
The secretary also sent the following
telegram to the collectors at New York,
San Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, New Orleans, Chicago and
Port Townsend, WASH:
"You are instructed as follows concern
ing the collection OF duties under the recent
revenue legislation of congress:
"First-All articles heretofore subject to
duty, but made free Ivy the provisions OF
the new act may be- Withdrawn from ware.
houses ON and after August %. 1894 with.
ont the nav ment of uutY.
''Second-Ail manufactured articles spe-'
cially or generally provided for in the
schedule, composed wholly of materials
when other than wool or wors,ed is u com.
ponent part of their chief value. will be adj
united on and after August ~, 1884, a. the
rate of duty prescribed in the new act; all
other manufactured articles specially or
generally provided for in said schedule will
continue until January !. 1895. to pay the
rates of duty imposed thereon by the act
entitled An act to reduce the revenue.
equal zs duties on imports and for other
purposes approved October, 1890.
"rhird-Cutfee and tea, hides and skins.
raw or uncured, whether dry. saited or
picked, will be admitted free of duty on
and after August q. 1894, and treasury
circulars IL 5l0 dateu March "a. 1892,
issued in accordance with the prociama.
ton of the president of the United States.
dated March Is, 1892 and directing the col :,
lection of duties upon certain articles
being exported from Venezuela. Colombia
and Hayti, is hereby revoked"
Treasury Cash Balance Today.
The cash balance in the treasury TO-
day, the last previous to the Que on
which tho new tariff act becomes oper.
alive, was $126, 498. l3O. Of which $54. :
969. 3O5 was the gold reserve. So far.
this months receipts aggregate. $35,
6SS. O57, ct which $24. $50. 1l3 were from
Internal revenue and $780,, 948 from
custolns. The internal revenue receipts
for the 10 days in which the president
has had the tariff bill in his possession
amounted to SIS, O53, 759. Expenditures
this month amount 10 $27, $50, 900. leav.
ing surplus about $4,000. 900 for the
month to date. ~