The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-05
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lumber imported from any foreign coun-
try which imposes an export duty is
changed go as TO add the amount of the
export duty instead Of any fixed sum.
The duty on kind,ing wood in bundles
Is striker out.
Shingles. house rate 30 cents; senate,
Is cents per thousand.
Manufactures of osier or willow. house
rate so cents; senate 40 per cent ad
vslorem.
Tooth picks of wood or other vegetable
eIIbstances. house rate cents senate,
cent per thousand and 10 per cent ad
valorem.
Butchers and packers skewers. house.
~ cents PEI thousand; senate, 20 per
cent ad vaIor.r.
Placed on the free LIST. are poplar
and other pulp woods. heading blots.
stsve bolts and railroad ties.
WOOL AND WOOLENS.
Many snd important changes were
made by the senate tariff subcommittee
In the wool and WOODEN schedule as
passed by the house. First-class woods
were reduced from II cents per pound
as provided in the house bill. to s cents
per pound, and second-ciass woods from
IL to cents, whereas the duties on
woods of the tbird-class were raised. The
dividing line in this latter clause was
placed at 10 cents value, woods under
that value being made dutiable at the
rate OF cents per pound, instead Of 81
per cent ad vaIoren as in the house bill.
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pound were placed al Z cents per pound
instead OF 80 per cent ad vagorem. The
wool growers failed 20 secure all the
changes which they desired in classifi-
cation but il is understood that the rates
fixed on the woods themselves are salts
factory to them
Skirted wools OF the first-class, as i'm
ported in 1890 ard prior to that date, are
REQUIRED to pay cent per pound in addi-
ton to the rates imposed by this act on
unwashed woods of Class !. There is
reduction on noils from 80 to 20 cents
per pound.
Paragraphs 3e2 and 1863 and s64 are AL
stricken out and substitutes provided
Cor them as follows:
''362-Wool and hair which have been
advanced by any process OF manufact-
IRE beyond the washed or secured con-
dition not specially provided for in this
act shall be subject to the same duties
as are imposed upon manufactures Of
wool not specially provided for.
863-On yarns. wholly or in part OF
wool, valued at not more than 35 cents
per pound. the duty per pound. three
and one-half times the duty imposed on
ore pound Of unwashed wool Of the first
class: valued at more than 35 cents per
pound. tire ard one-half times the rate
supposed on unwashed wool of the first
class. and, in addition. upon all OF the
foregoing 40 per cent ad valorem.
S64-0n cloths. knit fabrics and an
manufactures of every description not
specially provided for. valued az not
more than 40 cents per pound. the duty
snail be three times the duty imposed
on unwasi;ed wool of the first-cIass:
valued at above 40 cents. and not above
70 cents. four times the duty on I'M
washed skirted wool OF the first-class
and. IN addition, on all the foregoing
80 per cent al valorem: valued at over
80 cents per pound. for times the duty on
unwashed sk;rted wool of the first-class
and SO per cent ad valorem.
The blanket paragraph is changed as
follows:
Blankets end f1annels are Increased
from 80 TO % cents per pound and it is
siso provided that the duty on this ar
t.cle snail be the same as that imposed
upon one and half pounds OF unwash-
ed wool An additional duty is allowed
% 50 per cent ad valorem instead of the
fouse rate. On these articles valued at
more than 40 cents and not more than so
cents per pound. the duty is made equal
to two and a half times that on one
pound Of u1washed wool. instead of
three times that. as provided in the
house bill. and an ad valorem Of So per
cent is added instead o. the house rate.
On blankets valued at more than so
cents per pound. the rate is made three
times that Of unwashd wool and an ad
valorem duty OF 40 per cent is added
Womsn's and children's dress goods.
coat lining. etc, valued al Is cents Der
gard and less are rated at 1-2 cents per
yard instead of Z cents, as in the house
-
more than Is cents are reduced from s
TO - cents per yard and 50 per cent
ad va!orem. instead of 90 per cent. as m
the rouse bill. added on all of them. The
above applies TO goods the warp OF
which consists wholly of cotton or other
vegetable material. On women's and
ohildren's dress goods. etc. which are
composed wholly or in part of wool and
no. specially provided far the duty is re-
duced from II tn cents per yard. with
an ad valorem OF so per cent added. The
late Of weddings. gorings. suspenders.
etc. IS reduced from so to 40 cents per
pound. though the ad valorem addition
Of co Per cen: is not changed
There are several changes in carpets.
Oriental, Berlin and other similar rugs,
as well as carpets woven in whole for
rooms. are removed from the paragraph
relating 70 Aubusson and Administer
carpets ana are incorporated in a new
paragraph which provides for a duty on
them oe 20 cents per square foot and 10
per cent al valorem when they are
valued a. not more than 40 cents per
square foot: valued at more than 40
cents and not more than 81. 40 cents per
square foot and 20 per cent ad valorem;
valued al more than 81 and not more
than s.. IS cents per square foo; and %
per cent ad xal0rem; valued at more
than s. per square foot. s5 per cent ad
valorenl- Treble ingram and all chain
ed Venetian carpets are increased from
j. cents per yard 70 IS cents. and wool
Dutch two-p,y ingram from 1870 20
cents per yard.
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