The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16

provided for: pushes and other pile fab
RIGS a duty OF four and one-half times that
on washed wool OF the first class, and 60
per cent. sd valorem-
Coaks. Jackets, talmas, listers or 9TH
or outside garments for ladies' and chill
dren's apparel. four and one-half times
the duty on the unwashed wool of the trst
Classes, 81 per cent. al valorem.
Aubisscn, administer, moquette and che
nilla carpets figured or plain; carpets
woven whole for rooms, and all carpets or
carpeting Of ike character, and Oriental,
Berlin and other similar rugs, 90 cents per
square yard and 20 per cent. ad vaioren.
Saxony. Wilton and Tourney velvet car
pets. 60 cents a yard and 10 per cent ad
valorem.
Brussels carpets, "A cents a yard and 40
per cent. ad valorem.
Velvet and tapestry veivet carpets.
printed on warp or otherwise. 10 cents
yard and % per cent. sd valorem.
Tapestry brussels carpets, Is cents yard
and ~ per cent. ad valorem.
Treble ingram, three-ply and all chain
Venetian carpets, 10 cents a yard and 40
per cent al valcrern- Wool and two-ply
ingram carpets, "a cents a yard and 40 per
cent al vasorem.
Carpets and carpeting wool fax or cot
ton. or composed in part Of either. not
specifically provided for. 80 per cent. al
valoren
Mats. rugs screens, covers. hassocks.
bed sides. art squares ana other portions OF
carpets or carpeting, made wholly or IN
part Of wool and not specifically provided
for, shalt pay the rates on carpefings OF
like character; the word WOO Is describ-
ed to Include wool or hair OF the sheep,
camel goat. alpaca or other animal, pre-
pared by the wooden, worsted. felt or any
Other process Of manufacture.
The Lead ore provision OF the tariff bill
fixes a duty % cent per pound on lead
contained in ore The duties are 70 be
estimated II ports or entry. bonds being
required in double the amount. and duties
TO DE iiquidated after the government as
say. Lead dross, ? cents per pound; red
lead, white lead and white paint. Pa cents
per pound.
The duties on othe- important articles
ere fixed as follows:
spzar-Raw. brown, ! cent per pound.
refined. 1875 cents
MoIasses. 8 cents per gallon. prov!-
sion is made 70 Offset export bounties-
Timber. sawed boards. soft, 81 per i.o9
plan-f. and = per cent extra fn case 8
foreign country pays an export bounty.
railroad tses. - per cent,
Furniture. - per cent.
Common brown earthenware, % Per
China. plain. Is per cent: decorated. SC
Per cent
q cents per gross.
Window glass. from rs 70 4st cents per
pound.
lion ore. - cents per ton: pig 81 per
ton blooms 6-l6 cent Per pound struc-
turaI iron. 6-l9 cent per pound hoop iron
AMI steel $ 20 70 s-s0 cent per pound; cot
ton ties. 10 per cent additional 20 above.
railway bars. 7~za cent. sheet iron. ! 7-lD
70 I 2-l9 cents. steel blooms. 1-1o 20 cents
Per pound
IN ~ free Esf wifl % included petro-
ieum and cabinet woods. f&ttRns and 9TH
81 woods not grown N the Enited S.ates:
rough diamonds and binding twsns- THE
reciprocity scheme authorizes the p~esi-
dent % lower duties on argus. silks
che n1paz nes. braDases. stzl wines. clicle
Mineral water, paintings. status-y, sugar
and no1ssses "A return foT concessions 20
the United States. ana % place duties on
coffee tea and hides to secure coaess-
slons.
Datl@s on SIX parity rnaHe from cocoo1s
o. waste six are - cents pe~ goiTnd On
thrcwn SIX. - per cent. al vslorem. spun
K. > IA . cents Per pound and > per
cent. al vasoregu; SIX gocsls. from So cents
% & per poaln6. an8 n,t Jess tran 50 Per
cent Of tie v4ius q the goods - any
Csc.