The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-08

Cheese, cents per pound; senate
and house bills. 25 per cent Milk,
fresh, 8 cents per gallon; senate and
house bills, free.
Broom corn, So per ton; senate and
house bills, free. Cabbage, cents
each; senate and house bills, free.
Eggs, cents per dozen: senate and
house bills, free. Hay, So per ton, the
house rate; senate 20 per cent.
Honey. 10 cents per gallon, the
house rate; senate bill 20 per cent
Hops, cents per pound, the house
IA tie; senate bill 20 per cent.
Onions, 20 cents per bushel, the
house rate; senate bill 20 per cent.
The house rates in the paragraph
devoted to peas are restored and the
dried, 20 cents per bushel of sixty
pounds; and peas in carton, papers or
other small packages, / cent per
pound; senate, 20 per cent.
Potatoes. Is cents per bushel; sem
ate bill, 30 per cent: house bill 10
cents per buShel-
Meats of all kinds prepared or pre-
served, not specially provided for in
this act, 20 per cent
Lard, cent per per pound; take
from free list.
Poultry, house rates not dressed,
cents per pound, dressed, cents per
pound, are restored; senate bill 20
per cent.
Alcoholic preparations for medicinal
purposes are relieved from the duty
of ST. so per gallon and made dutiable
at so cents per pound
Substitute for Cotton Cloth.
Paragraph 253, relating to cotton
cloth is stricken out. and the follow
ing made: Cotton non bleached, dyed,
colored stained, painted or printed,
exceeding fifty and 100 II ads to the
square inch, counting the warped
filling. and not exceeding six square
yards to the pound, N cents per
square yard; exec eding six and not
exceeding nine square yards to the
pound, ~ cents per square yard; ex-
ceeding nine square yards to the
pound, ~ cents per square yard; if
bieached and not exceeding six square
yards to the pound, IL cents per
square yard; exceeding six and not
exceeding nine square yards to tho
pound, IA cents per square yard; ex-
ceeding nine square yards to the
pound, ~ cents per square yard; if
dyed, colored, stained, painted or
yards to the pound, 2N cents to the
square yard; exceeding six and
not exceeding nine square yards to
the pound, 81 cents to the square
yard; exceeding nine square yards to
the pound, 80 cents per square yard.
Collars and cuffs. 80 cents per
dozen, and in addition thereto 30 per
cent ad valorem, house bill, IS per
cent and senate bill So.
The WOODEN Schedule.
In paragraph 276, wooden schedule,
docls, muDgo, garnetted waste and
carbonized nails, or shoddy, is in
serted, the rate is made Is per cent
ad valorem. Senate and house bills,
25 per cent.
Ear- h 1n%
bills to wooden and worsted cloths, is
changed to read as follows: On knit
ia brics, made on knitting machines or
fumes, not in Guiding wearing apparel,
and on shawls made wholly or in part
of wooden worsted, the hair of the
goat, alpaca or other animals, not ex-
ceeding 40 cents per pound, IS per
cent; valued at more than 40 cents
per pound, 35 per cent; house bill, IS,
senate bill, 40. On blankets, wooden
and fiannels for underwear and felts
for paper makers use and printing
machines, composed wholly in part of
wool, the hair of the camel, goat or
alpaca or other animals, valued at not
more than 80 cents per pound, IS per
centnm ad va1orem; valued at more
than 30 cents per pound land not
more than 40 cents per pound 30
per centum ad valOrem; valued at
more than 20 cents per pound, 35 per
centum ad valOrem," the change con-
sisting in restoring the quoted words
in the house bill.
Ready made clothing, composed of
any above mentioned materials, house
rate of AS per cent is restored; senate
bill, 40 per cent
Brussels carpets, figured or plat n,
all carpet of like character or de-
scription, IS per cent ad valorem:
house and senate bills 80 per cent.
Carpets and carpeting of wool, fax
or cotton, or composed in part of
either, not specially provided for in
this act. 30 per cent ad valorem; sem
ate and house bills 35 per cent.
The da tie on which the reduction OF
rates provided for in manufactures
of wool shall take effect is fixed for
January 1, 1895, instead of Decem Der
2, 1894.
Additions to the Free List.
Added to the free list are the fol-
lowing: Dressed fur pieces, suitable
only for use in the manufactures of
hatter's fur Molasses, testing not
above 40 degrees, polariscope test, and
containing 20 per centum of moisture.
Opium crude or manufactured and
not adulterated, containing 9 per
centum of morphia. Enhuerage, pom
AIDES.
In the free list after the words Pc
troleum, crude or refined, is inserted
the following: Provided, that if pc
troleum, crude or refined, is imported
from any country which imposes a
duty on the same exported from the
q nited States, then there shall be
levied, paid and collected upon such
petroleum, crude or refined, the rate
of duty existing prior to the passage