The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-05

over four and half inches in length, 75
cents per dozen; over seven inches, 81 per
| dozen, instead of 81. go as in the house bill
There is also change in the classification Of
double-barreled shotguns, the lowest figure
Of value s,,, being 80 instead Of s. as eipf the
cif1c to ad valorem. and made 50 per cent on
goods of this class. shotguns valued at more
than SO are made dutiable at Sc each.
ch paragraph aos. IN regard to wire nails is
not less than one inch in length, and not
lighter than No. 16, wire gauge and to this
Classification the house rate Of " cents per
smaller size are rated at cent per pound
Knitting or sewing machine needles are re-
1uced from 30 to Is per cent ad valorem.
gard to wood screws. made Of. iron or Steel
which makes the rate on all wood screws of
more than two inches In length cents per
pound, instead Of rates fixed by the house
| bill, which range all the way from 2 to 10
cents per pound. The rate on wood screws
between one and two inches in length is re-
an inch and not more than half an mich
in length. from 10 to 81 cents per pound; ;
less than one-half inch in length, reduced
from IA to II cents per pound.
Paragraph 1853 In relation to wheels is made
70 apply entirely to the wheels for railway
purposes and one rate Of ~ cents per pound
IL HXeQ ALUMINIUM IN cru0o FORM, b cents
per pound instead Of 10: in plates, Sheets etc,
10 cents instead Of 10. The paragraph in
regard to articles manufactured of aluminium
is stricken out. Manufactured Argentine
or German silver, % per cent ad valorem
instead OF lie per pound and Is per cent ad
| valorem.
The paragraph in regard to brass in bars,
old brass ETC., fit only for manufacture is
stricken out. Dutch metal aluminium in
leaf cents per package instead Of 4; gold
leaf s1.75 per package instead of 50.
The duty OF lie per pound fixed by the
house on lead ore was increased to TX cents
and a provision added that the value should
be estimated at the port Of entry, whether
designated as bonded warehouses or other
wise. There was change on the rate
liked by the house on pig lead, lead dross, etc.
An ad valorem duty OF 40 per cent was fixed
on mica instead Of the sliding scale pro-
vided in the house bill. A substitute is pro-
vided for paragraph 1876 in regard to pins,
which makes common pins So per cent ad
vaiorem.
pound, and the provision for a duty on the
TASKS and other vessels in which quicksilver
may be imported is stricken out.
watches ETC., which provides an ad valorem
duty of 40 per cent on watches, clocks and
chronometers, and Of 10 per cent on the
and clocks
Zinc in blicks or pigs is reduced from 1A
cents per pound to lie; in sheets from
w to ~ cents per pound. Worn out zinc
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SILKS.
i In the silk schedules, paragraph 1884 re-
lating to goods in the piece is stricken out
and an entirely new paragraph written in its
place, providing as follows:
Woven fabrics in the piece, not specially
provided for, weighing not less than one and
third ounces per square yard, and contain
ing not more than eight ounces per square
yard and containing GIN not y more than 20 per
cents, per pound. and, if dyed in the piece,
go cents per pound; containing not more than
80 per cent of silk in the gum, IS cents per
pound, and, If dyed in the piece, so cents per
pound; containing not more than As per cent
Of silk in the gum. 80 cents per pound dyed
in the gum, 81 per pound; if dyed in the
thread or yarn and containing not more than
30 per cent in weight If black Is cents per
pound, and If other than black. 80 cents
per pound; containing not more than As per
If other than black, $13O per pound; contain
ing more than 45 per cent of silk, or composed
wholly CT silk If dyed, $3.50 per pound. and
If other than black, 50 per pound if dyed in
the thread or yarn, and the weight is not in
creased by dyeing beyond the original
weight of the raw silk, 50 per pound; if in
dyed in the piece or printed, 50 per pound
If weighing less than one and one-third
ounces and more than one-third of an
ounce per square yard al If in the gum or If
ing less than one and one-third ounces and
more than one-third of an ounce per square
yard, II Dolied on, or II dyed or printed IN
the piece % per pound; II weighing not more
than one-third OF an ounce per square yard,
S. per pound; but in shall any of the
foregoing fabrics in this paragraph pay a
less rate OF duty than 5O per cent ad vaiorem.
bralds ana 1rlnses mace OF SILK are Trans
Ierred from paragraph $50 10 49, Wnicn mas
the erect OF increasing the duty on them
from so per cent to 60 per cent ad valorem.
SIX aces, eds,ngs. lnserungs' veli1ngs; run
lngs. rlDoons, trimmings, etc., are mace du-
table at oo per cent ana 8 Genus per ounce
as provloed IN the mouse Dii.: .,, :.
oacquaiu 81 soouI, u ml.ca SIN -
tne mateoiai vi ciiiel value, are niaoe ou1l-
aDie at oV per cehl au Vaioie"'
| CROCKERY.
rhoro ~. Vow, rod,oo1 ohonaos 4, W. .ohoa
no ~ aartbs aarthenwara and aIasswara
Some of Tho most imnortant changes he;n .
1 al rotas The naragranh ~ III ho, ~ LII
I Wh;cb cnvers 1cybina 1orca,oin aorthon s.n,a
E, ~ ~ S . ca ~ ol' s.one;
~ eo Nv . Iora p 1 ,t a'e ~
nor capt &c s,rintan o,,. ard +h pan sa,a q. %
pht,t,,ta 80 eAA- -ous ""u Inc ioiio"i"s
Rsr.ho, stono ond orocrervn,oro .nd nan
ta4e s'uh ILL., any th ware anu ,n
~ 49, 90 u W. .mSso VI et -;
a, unei, - .ne 5 10, 10. =. eh h
o' Sp S,,an p,opiueu tor ~ 'ns,
pc " o.n ~ NJ ~ pe,
pounu anu ~ pei cen. ao vs.ioiS,
4 IN one coiS OF oaiy anu no. sa!aeu, L. Per
pouno anu ~ per celI ~ M jIin nsa
siaiheu ena"ele@' a Siueu' piin.en ssg Sio.
su p tteS anu n,ea; oL rsoas 1a VI
oecoia.eu Ny "t y Ileei,a s p.oI 1, - -
per pvuu anu r ~ 90 =, aod au Nv ntharus
manu- ntnS ~ ~ donratH -, INV ouna o ,sd
VI h, y, ro,,;daJ 90 IN ~
~. 20 ma,oren, nrny,dpd thet non. ~ ~
III .4t, ~ on,,raeratat IN at. noroaranh I'LL
nav vo . less rate ~ dntv than AZ ner cent ad
vaiorem' anu, P.osiueo iuIther. tnat the