Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-14
SOME OF THE CHANGES
WHICH WILL BE MADE IN THE TARIFF BILL
 AS NOW PASSED.

WHICH WILL BE MADE IN THE TARIFF BILL
 AS NOW PASSED.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The following is the statement of average ad valorem rRtt 8 of duty of the Mckinley law and the senate bill on number of principal Items as com- piled by the treasury department. Where ever duties are specific in either bill they were reduced to ad valorem rates for pur- poses of comparison. The first group of figures following is the Mckinley bill, the latter the senate bill:
 : Camphor, refined, 12.20, 10; sunac, ex- tract or, PA, 10; epson salts, 3S.34, 20. 61; castor oil, 100. 35, 43 ST; cod liver oil, 26.60, POI opium, prepared for smoking, 169. 65, 64.S2; chromium colors, 30. S4, 20 56; ochre, 25. 80, 21.60; spirit varnishes, 50 56, 59 55; all other varnishes, 35, 25;
 Whiting dry, 142. 43, 71.24; ground in oil (hutty), 950, 94 STA; white lead, 69 21, 29.60; nitrate of potash. 2l S2, 10. 65i chromate of soda, 20.25; stryohnia or strynichnine, e3 70, 70.34; sulphur, sub Timed, 2S,66, 20; sumac, ground, 19.81, 10; china, painted, etc., 60, 36; plain china, 55, 30; bottles, empty, 70.17, factures of glass, SO, 35; cylinder glass, polished, unsivered, 70 to GA, 13 to 48; plate glass, fiuted, etc., 49 to 64, 37 to 43; plate gless, unsilvered, cast etc., 9S to 174, S8 to 122; plate glass, cast, silvered, anove AK 50, 49. 39. 31.28; cylinder and crown glass, silvered, 43 SS, ? 70; spectacle lenses, 60, 30; stained or painted window glass, 40, 3oj roofing slate, 25 20 iron ore, 42.T, 22.77; iron in pigs, etc., 26 to il, 16 to 21; scrap iron, 47.S3, 28.47; scrap steel, 43, 25.59; iron, 61.77, A 93; boiler or other plates, iron or steel, t4, 25; rails of steel, 5S.24, 33 99; sheets of iron or steel, common or black .25 to 7O 20 10 56 tin plates, ,7S A, AZ 32; tin, manufactures of, 55.35; steel lugots, etc.. 20 to 50, 20 to 40: wire rods, 34 22, ,67; able iron castings, 31 93, IS 37; hollow ware, 35. 33, G3 55; chains, AT 20, 30; fro arms, il to 80, 30; nails. B to 46, 26 to 30; railway fish plates, 7.1S, 25; hand, back and other saws, 40, 20; screws, AZ to III, as to 67; wheels, Ss.62, oo Ass; leaf, A ST, 30; silver leaf, T.73, 30; lead sheets, 36 65, IS. 33; pins, 30, 25; zinc aud sheets, g. 19, 14.59; manufactures of metal, 45, 35; shocks and boxed, 30, 70; casks and rice, unceaned, 64.1s, 41.Os; oranges, lemons and lines, 12 to 31. F to 32; nuts, not shelled (almonds), 51. .S4, 80. 80; shelled almonds, 42. 42, 3.23; peanuts, un- sheIled, 72.96, 20; spirits, distilled. 91 to s67, e5 to 2ei; cotioa cloth, not over do 100 bleached, exceeding 100 threads, ss 50, 26. 53; bi-dyed color, etc., 80, 30. 54: not bieached. 42.s9. B. ss; beached. 4s;z7, s5; dyed, etc., 4s. 34. B 3f; cables, corda.ge and twine, Is to 31, 10 to 20; bagging for PTS 66, 30; shawls, woolen, not above 40 cents per pound, 30, 35; knit fabrics not above 40 cents per pound, 156. 35; blankets. 20 to IDA. 35; hats or wool, 36 to 106, 95; fanneis not over 60 cents per yard, 55 to 1O4, 25 to s5; silk par tialiy manufactured, 6O.5O. 20; all other silks, 50.45; writing, drawing and other paper, 25. 20: fire crackers, 147. 32, 50; coal, bituminous. 22.72. 12.12; slack or culm of coal, 23.63, Il Si; coke. 20. 15, 15; matches, 63.90, 20; hair cloth, known as crinoline cloth, P. 99, 20.99; hair cloth, known as hair seating, 23 15, 15.4s; calf skins, Japanned 30, 20; boots and shoes, 25, 20; anufac- lures of Indian rubber, 30, 25; um brellas, covered with silk or alpaca, 55. 45; burr stone, manufactured, 15, free; composition metal, copper, 6. 49, free; plates of copper, not rolled. etc., Il 80. free; binding twine, 47, free; paintings, in oil or water colors, 15, free; statuary, 15, free; hatters' plush, 10, free.