St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-09
BONDED PERIOD,
The Time for the DistilIers Elk.
tended to Eight Years.

The Time for the DistilIers Elk.
tended to Eight Years.
The section changing the bonding
period is as follows: That the tax here
in imposed shall be paid by the dlstiller
OF the spirits OH Or before removal from
the distillery or place of storage, except
in case the removal tierefrom without
payment of tax is authorized by law;
and upon spirits lawfully deposited
in any distiliery warehouse or other
bonded warehouse established under
internal revenue laws within eight
years from the date Of the original entry
for deposition in any distillery ware
house, or from the date of original
gauge, except in case of withdrawal
therefrom without payment of tax as
authorized by law.'' More changes
have been made in this schedule than
in any other. They change from the
Wilson bill rates as follows: Tartaric
acid reduced from 20 to 10 Der cent, alum
crystals as ground increased from 20 to
80 per cent. Bone charcoal used in de.
colorlZlng sugars from free list to 20 per
cent. CoIorlng for brandy. wine or
other liquors reduced from so to 80 Der
cent. All glycerlneS 20 per cent. In
the Wilson bill crude glycerine was l
cent per pound. and refined cents per
pound. Tartar. cream of, and patent
tartar, reduced from % to 20 per cent.
Iartars and less crystals, partly re-
fined, reduced from 25 to 20 per cent.
Barley, 30 per cent; Wilson blll,25. Bar
ley malta 40 per cent; Wilson bill, So.
Macaroni. yermice!li, and all similar
preparations, 20 per cent; Wilson bill,
%. Butter and substitutes therefor, 20
per cent; Wilson bill.4 cents per pound.
Sugar OF milk, . cents per pound; Will
son bill, 20 per cent ad valorem.
Hay, 20 per cent ad val
orem; Wilson bill, 50 per ton.
Honey, 20 per cent ad valorem; Wilson
bill. 10 cents per gallon. Hops, 20 per
cent ad valorem; Wilson bill. 8 cents
per pound. Onions. 20 per cent ad
valorem: Wilson bill. 30 cents per bushel.
Peas, dried, split peas and peas in car
tons, papers or other small packages, 20
per cent; Wilson bill. 20 and cents per
oushel and one cent per pound. Potatoes
so per cent per cent; Wilson bill 20 cents
per bushel. Castor beans, 20 per cent:
Wilson bill, 20 cents per busheI. Fish,
smoked, dried, sailed. picked Is per cent;
Wilson bill, % cent per pound. Apples,
green. dried or ripe, deSiccated, evap-
GRATED or prepared in any manner, 20
per cent, wilson Dill, Tree. BanauaS,20
per cent; not in Wilson bill. Currants.
20 per cent; Wilson bill, TO- Dates, 10
per cent; Wilson bill, free. Olives.
green or prepared. 90 per cent; Wilson
bill. free. Pineapples, &c per cent; not
in Wilson bill. PIums. prunes, figs.
raisins and other dried grapes, includ-
Ing Zante currants. 80 per cent; Wilson
Dill, plums and prunes, 20 per cent:
Zante currantS, 10 per cent, and raisius.
"a cents per pound. Silk partially
manufactured and not further advanced
than carded or combed silk, 20
per cent; Wilson bill, %. Thrown
silk, not more advanced than singles,
tram, or ganzine,, sewing silk. twist.
floss and silk threads or yarns of everv
description. aud spun silk in skeins,
cops. wraps, or on beams, 25 per cent:
Wilson bill, 20. Laces and articles
made wholly or in part of lace. and en-
broiderles, handkerchief, neck ruff
filings and ruchings, clothing ready
made, composed of silk and headed silk
goods. 40 per cent; Wilson bill, so.
Printing paper, unsiZed. sized or glued.
suitable only for books and newspapers,