The Holly chieftain., 1897-07-30
Tor baiins eott6 " any sther commodity,
6-lo Of . cent ~ nnd-

tor betinG cotrq Any ytnef commodity.
$40 Of cent q a,'nd. :
On railway ~ + rails. ana punched
stored M the hodss 50 81 - Of : cent. On
Of one cent ~ ~ sasnds.
Paragraph M eyt6yng for an extra
duty Of 2-io Of GA - pe4sound ON iron and
steel sheets Or yenissd or coated.
or any alloy Of eeNetAlr."
The house RAJ Ef 4 eeass per pound was
restored on polp 16qSer paanished sheets OF
iron or steel. oI&nxnezp iron or s4eel, tin
plates and teri lsss the house rate Of
" cents psr ~ y. y.s s. restored The
Senes,t es q sSs IwSssk provision nm. II .ec. ss
fsctured N u Sbahtry from imported
The Tns ccnf.i s.ssnd.d me pro.,.o. u
psrssr.ph i.k 70 wire rodspo sse
s 1.r s.Tnst Il a. ss y II sses, rod. which h.v.
been tempered treated In any Nnanner or
partly manufa fnfed shall pay an addi-
tioflal duty o<isas-h half OF one cent per
There were s@Isssl changes in the para
graph relating - Iron and steel wire.
Cha&he In Cutlery.
In the paragflpA relating to cutlery there
was but one ch4nSp from the senate sched-
The confervuiue s.ade material changes
from both thes nate and touse rates on
shotsuns. botH b classification and rates
of duty. y.
promise make the duty III cents per
pound and rs ssa6 ON ineots. blooms
etc. Aiuminulk crude form. was made
dutiable At cSG3 md In plates At u cents
per pound. N
The rate "a p11iA metal was made 6
cents per paclsA - 100 ioaves
smsndmsntt sragraph in relation
but lead hipl made dutiable AZ 2M
cents per p66l oad OF cents, as fixed
by the hosss. ~ cents as nxed by the
senate, lS,
those on the sina2nfhct article being
fixed at cerIte pesnound and 20 per cent.
ad valbreyns tkles ~ cut mica at IL cents
per pound en4s0 ~ cent. sd vaiorem
The rate ON 3een1Gsa pound on nickel. as
provided BY ~ hcs1p vas restored.
Ray1Agpware.
The senate laasu6ss in paragraph s.. re-
requirements that DE tiles shali be for
floors and waila y stricken out. The house
rates were rsakor6d ion Portland. Roman
and other cement6s4s
Paragraph d, WAITING to gypsum, wa.
amended % q 70 re1d as follows:
"Plastersrock Or rtgvpsum. crude. 70 cents
per ton: II ground ~ ealcined. T. 80 per ton:
pef cent. q vsi5 ~ =
The paragraph k11ating to pumice stone
was totally chap4a4, the rate being made
$s per ton on the hsnufactured article and
Is per centum ~ knierem on the unmanu-
facture4. stg
and sarths Was eopoted. and the house
rates on dried aspAAltum and bitumcn. On
fuller's earth thssrAt was fixed at s1.60
per ton on tA4tnn6anufactured article and
= Per tea a IL Hhieh has been manufac-
'sIss TSs ~ II u snd.eo,..ed rocking
hsm - sesasrsnAsss was ~
fnsIs next paragraph. relatlns to china.
the ko9ss provision including clock cases.
with a. without movements. was restored.
makins ths duty % per centnm ad va
loren. w g
The senate recsaed from it, amendments
TO the rates on plain bottles. Jars. etc.
0lass.
The paragraph uoo) in regard 10 cut or
ornamenteds glass bottles was not changed
~ to rates. q. S
The conferences restored the house rates
and language ON unpublished cylinder.
crown and common window glabs. but re-
tanned the senate rates and Language on
polished cylinder and crown gisss.
In the paragraph (loD relating to iuted.
rolled, ribbed, or rough plate glass the sen
ate rates and language were retained ex-
cept the house prov1o TO the eject
that all the above pnate giass when ground.
smoothed. or otherwise obscured SHAH be
cd In the me of dnty n n Bt
polished plate glass unsilvered." .,
L The senate rates were retained on cast
polished plate glass. both unfinished and
siivered. ~ provided in paragraphs lo4
and 106.
] The house rate OF 10 per cent. ad va
loren. In addition'to other rates chargeable
on window. crown. cylinder. or plate
glasses where those glasses are bent,
ground. frosted. ETC.. Is reduced to per
cent.
Tho conference adopted the senate
amendments In paragraph 1oS relating to
spectacies. Eyeglasses. etc.. with one ex-
ceBtion. !.
painted glass windows, remains practical
iy AZ left BY the senate.
The two houses compromised the rate on
freestone. granite, sandstone. unnanufac-
tured or undreased. making It 1gcents per
cubic foot.
The thread paragraph (s3o il q COM
promise between the two houses. making a
from yarn not finer than five lea or num-
mer. and three-fourths cent per pound ad-
ditional for each lea or number in excess
Of nve made from yarn hner than five lea
or number. s5.s.is "a, ~, y
There r also change In the next para
srsph. relating to single yarns IN the gray,
reducing thsssenats rata on yarns not
dner thGn 0lsa or number to - per cent.
"a valorem. which II compromise BE-
tween the two houses.
Floor mattinss. which ara; taken from
tho free list. whsre they werc piaced BY
per square yard where their value does not
exceed 10 cents per square yard. and at
u cents per square yard and Is per cont.
ad yaaorem where their value exceeds 10
cents per square yard.
bags or sacks made from plain woven
fabrics and bag9ing for cotton. gunny
cloth and vimilar fabrics were taken from
the free list and the language OF the house
practically restored In both INSTANCES. On
hAgs the rate was made ssven-eighths
cont per pound and Is per cent. ad vAlorem.
The senate rate on handkerchiefs was ac-
csptsd.
There were comparatively few changes
~ the supdries achedula. The senate
senendment on bituminous coals fixing the
rate Of q cents psr ION was accepted with
out change.
! The house rate Of one cent per thousand
on loose mseches was restored.
The houss rates on hAirclcth wsrs re-
The ssnass ratss On jeweiry were re-
The houss provision in regard to dia-
monde and other precious stones was re-
Paiutinss. dAwings and statuary wers
again made dutiab,s q % par cent. I'd va
Is. pFes List. N y. E 4,
The following changes wsse made in the