New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

! which are made dutiable at one cent per pound
om yarn AN nner han i've lea from
ve-eighths to three quarters OF cent per panh T.,
regard regard to ' yarns made Of FAX changed from
ad va!orem to specific rates ana ou'y u the gray
| made OF fax hemp or rame, not finer than eign,
lea number finer than eight lea or M enr
finer than eighty lea, ~ per cent ad va1re,,
finer than eighty lea or number. 10 per cent ao va
There is also substitute for Paragraph $50 . IN
regard to fax gin netting which provides 1ha1 f paw
the same duty per pound AS is imposed upon the
cord 3 Which CENT they y aae and
Floor mattngs are reduced. when valued at not
psf tsR yaIG
| cents to eight cents per square YARD WIN the -
Vision added for an additional duty Of % per cent
| ad valorem where they are manufactured WIN
fibre
Carpets made of vegetable fibre, except cotton.
where the value does not exceed 10 cents per square
| yard. are made duable at FIVE cents per square
yard where the value is above 10 cents per yard at
ten cents per yard, with an additional 80 per cent
ad valorem. This Is different cassihca''oh from
olcioth for floors is reduced from ten to eight
part of linen, reduced from 80 TO 40 cents per
dozen and the. House ad valorem rate retained
| shirts and other articles Of wearing apparel COM
of Linen is s TasarS p1} aces and lace win
dow curtains etc. is also cancelled and new par
sce Window cDran tides napkins and
| other lace articles handkerchiefs. wearing apparel
all trimmings; wearing apparel and other articles
fabrics embroidered hemstched S or tgG ,se
or other vegetable fibre. whether composed IN part
Lace window curtains. bed sets etc, made the
Nottingham machine are increased from 10 per
Paragraph $685. in regard to embroideries, etc, is
| stricken out ,,
| ing not less than six ounces per square yard. are
reduced from seven-eighths OF a cent per pound to
thY -fpttr ta of cont
paragraph 80 in the House bill in regard to pile
sacks made s from plain G is
rs cents per pound to one b cent per
There is a substitute for Paragraph 34 in re-
| rame which provides that where these articles
weigh four Or % br rr SGD 9
inch. there shall be duty of three-quarters OF a
196 threads to the inch cents per pound; where
they contain not more than $50 threads, cents per
threads TO the inch 10 cents per square yard, and,
in addition, all the foregoing 80 per cent ad valorein
covered in this paragraph shall pay less rae Oh
duty than y per cent "a ner eSGGp
which arc to pay only 80 per CENT al vaioren AZ
provided for are reduced from 80 to As per cent ad
valorem.
PULP. PAPER AND BOOKS
Mechanically ground wood pulp Is changed from
one-twclfth of one cent per pound 10 ~ cents per
hundredweght, and proviso is added that II any
country or dependency shall impose an export duty
on pulp wood the amount of such export duty
shall be added as an additional duty wheh I'M
ported from such country or depe1 9o q, ~
per pound nnS . sock pr cent p0 OF Moo
is qows eom HSff's knS SSRyas
copying paper stereotype paper tissue paper, pc
or printed weighing not over pPunSs to 0cb the ann
of $50 sheets, on pass Oh " pS % canIs nor
nound and Is per cent ad vaorem; If weighing over
pounds and not over 10 pounds TO I,e a, ma
ufacturcd. 1 cents per pound and Is per cent ad
vaorem; crepe paper and Offering psPer cents
pr There is a substitute paragraph for Paragraph
NO. y Oroydsd for n the act are made dutabe
al 2 cents per pound and 10 per cent ad yaIorem
2 cents Der pound and 20 per cent ad va.orc m
parchment papers and plain base pn2 and IA
per cent ad valorem; abumenized paper ~ per
The d" provsion in regard to photographic prints is
entirely new and is quite complicated 1t proyiaes
duty of % cents nt5e per bound or Unbound
on paper exceeding eight -one,thousano.ls oa an
to cigar labels and bands, music and illustrations
forming part Of periodical or i c S0qI per
pound where the paper does not exceed twenty
peP Sound on prints not exceeding IS square inches
cutting size and dimensions ana twenty , @
pound on photographic prints. on cardboard or other
material exceeding twenty one-thousandths or an
graphic cigar labels flaps and bands II 2rn nrio, IN
less than ten co.ors but not inciudhg aDeS ppd
nrn TF01T in more than ten coors in bronze bu;
| not in metal leaf - cents when printed IN meta
leaf Books and periodicals of which lithographi:
prints are the chief value cents per pound ana i
per cent aG wa'0I ledger bond record tablet and
typewriter paper. weighing not less thar ~ pounds
pound and 10 per cent ad vaorem; weighing more
I al
yded that the paper Is is ruled 6Gr6 6s 10 p@I
ad pyHorem or in addition to the above
hangngs, end paper for screens or
and ali other paper not specially provided for, 2
Pr Books SI' Of all kinds. including, blank books and
pamphlets and engravngs bound or unbound Pho Pho
tographs, etc etchings, maps. music not specially
provided for also made dgaH at . per per
ad vaIorem; If bordered, ETC.. 80 per cent I'D
The House provision relating to all these sub
iecs Is stricken out. ~ , l., .u,
10 playing cards. imposing a duty OF 20 cents pei
! pack and 90 per cent ad Valorem Inc Rouse rate
was 10 cents per pack and 90 per cent al ValoreH'
COTTON MANUFACTURES.
On cotton thread and carded yarns, watps and
other forms except spool thread. the House rate
wos three-tenths Of a cent per number per pound
IN numbers exceeding twenty. The Senate bill I'M
noses fve-tenths OF a cent per number per pound
in addition to the rate Of cents pound on q no.
20 on numbers exceeding 20 and up TO 80 me SEN
ate bill makes the rate on No 80 ana ABOVE % per
cent adj valore n. Crochet darning and embroidery
cottons on spools made TO pay the same rates
az tbreads on spools and It is provided that the
duty shall in case be assessed on a less number
81 cards than Is marked on the spools or reels
T'ha laesifcation of cotton cloths IL changed so
that beached valued at over l5 instead OF H. cen
pe r' square yard dyed stained painted or printed
t over I7is instead of 16 and not bleached etc. al
over l2o instead Of II. dutiable at 40 per cent
Oh vaiorcm The rate cotton cloth, dyed etc,
not eyceeding three square yards to the pound, IS
changed from to 6ia cents per square yard. and
Hat exceeding three square yards TO the pound IS
To- nav 5 cents. The House duty OF s cents per
and
otrb"r v,.grta bic fibre with admiXture of silk is
TcnIaced by a more specific paragraph. putting the
:, me rate on cloth composed of cotton or other
Vegetable fibre; silk. whether known AS SILK:
striped sleeve Innings silk stripes or otherwise,
nd n Is nroy led that such cloth shall pay less
than 20 pdr cent ad valorem. Cotton cloth, filled or
coated is made 8 cents per square yard and 20 per