New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
ally provided for is raised from 10 to IS per cent "a


CHEMICALS OILS AND PAINTS
The duties of the House bill scetic or pyroiies
neous acid. 3 cents per pound, are changed to =
cent on that not exceeding loT specihc gravity ana
cents when exceeding that specific gravity; boracic
kinds citric from to l. tartarc from to g. Lactie
acid. duiable az cents In the House Dill ana
ArSos crn d sa tartar az or wine iees dutabie At
and cents pound In the House bill and made
shifted to the free list Chice. the chief constituent
| Of chewing gum. which was another element OF the
sods and salts are changed
vItriol to Vi camphor to s; chloroform % to Is:
i bs on
bic at cents botss eontsn G more th ma nSs
spsciaIy provided tSr are changed re-, ss to 2
Finished or partly finished eollodion tcegloid, Is
s. par from q nd t 70 arc
duable at cent per pound and o . q
badders Vailed
cents st@sS ne g s cent
sc ia and e IN
which there is 50 per cent Of caster oil from 20 TO
oil from % to 20 cents; fuseI oil: from 70 Z cent;
8 70 % cents; opium prepared for smoking from
Under paints, blues are reduced from cent?;
red Lead from q 70 ~ cents vspnshes from c.
sh IRON sSHss ssi pr
e%s white Thee acetate e" Of ead to
om S 81 eeDs G "a - 10
cents chrysta carbonate Of soda is changed from
na no %
to three-ausrters cent: sal soda or crystals from
qua twotenths cent: soda ash. from ono
quarter TO threeeishths cent; scate Of soda. from
to ons,hai cent snma fro from e eens
per to 30 per cent ad valorem. and sea moss
not provided for In the House bill. at 10 per cent
sUNDRIEs.
| In tho schedule devoted to sundres. the rate on
fabrics. nets MEETINGS. laces and emoroderies'
| ETC. composed wholly in part Of beads. Is made
| 80 per cent ad valorem. The House rate was 20
| per cent but the classification was different ana
| not so specific that I'm the Senate bill.
There is a paragraph in regard TO buttons.
at the following rates: Agate. metal trouser and
nickel bar buttons one-twelfth of one cent per line
per gross bone onefourth Of one cent per line per
gross; pearl shell. Ia cents per line per gross;
horn vegetable ivory. glass and metal not specially
provided for tnree-fourths OF one cent per ne pSs
Shoe buttons made OF paper bored: esei n's
se@ey previdsd for and ali collar or eu
an" The s' rate on Pt recrsckers from to
cents per pound gunpowder to cents per poun@
| greater value to cents per pound: The pro-
Vision in the House bill for duty Of 10 cents per
| pound on smokeess powder IL stricken out. For
| the House specific duty on matches a 20 per cent
is IL led Ihs b cent sfe sSy out as
is the entire provision for Is per cent ad vaorem
The House paragraph in regard to indurste ed nbrs
| ware which contained compound duty, Is changed
s Sn as to s ad S4s an
nnG TO the ad
an articles not specifically provided for Is Increased
|
| precious stones. which have been split or cut, Is
reduced to 10 per cent, and the rate on imta ton
diamonds and other precious stones from 20 to 10
creased from So per cent to As per cent Lead
cred with wood. from cents per hundred to Is
per cent ad valorem; all other slate pencils cents
There is a new paragraph in place OF the House
tob rssa}u Des made Of clay valued
| not more than 40 cents per gross, Is cents per
seHs per fePAt gross g per- cent S
pipes and bowls and all smokers, articles soI not
| cigarette book covers pouches Tor smoking or
chewing tobacco and cigarette paper. 50 per cent al
4 duty of 20 per cent ad valorem is imposed on
ploughs, harrows harvesters. reapers agricultural
drills planters. mowers. horse rakes. eultivators.
| threshng machines and cotton gins.
brelas parasois etc covered with eTai other
than paper. The duty sticks for umbrellas. ETC..
Including walking canes is reduced from 10 to 70
p'' THE FREE LIST.
The following additions made to the House
| free list: Benzolc carboc, oxalic salicylic ana
| valerianic acids all fast black coal tar dyes.
argols or crude tartars and lees. crystals, crude
| bauxte manila Irvine measuring 600 feet TO the
| pound boiling cloths composed OF SILK. imported
| expressly for milling purposes, books. maps music
engravngs. photographs, etchngs and charts
| printed more than twenty years before the date OK
importation. all photographic charts and scientiho
| books devoted TO original scientific research and
publications issued for their subscribers by scen-
thc and literary associations, or publications OF In;
pbie documents issued By foreign governments
books printed exclusively In foreign ianguages Or
for the blind: books maps etc. especially lnport eu,
not more copies In any one lnyolce TOT tne
Of any soGety or Scientific Or
| literary purposes for the announcement OF the
ns sr or ioF and not for sale brass or Dutch
metal bromine, crude liquid camphor charcoal um S
ground chicory root copper. not manufactured ana
not Specially provided for farna fashion Rs'e o.
fish, salmon caught 6r IN hns sr of the United
States berries fruits in brine tropical FRUIT plants
for propaganUdhw eSstones lemons lime and orange
juices ioadsones. orange and lemon peeds not pre-
en fHsa and ohsrS!se provided for or
aSd Societies. sGG
Inducements and instruments and tools OF trade Or
the ia thus se re es ana
| gems statues casts OF marble, bronze aiapasts:
Wher ny Society school or library saOp sagerkraut
| beet canary cauifower, coriander. mangel-wurzeiy
no1is.h eninoch seeds and bulbs not edol" skins OF
raniS ,d raw not specifically provided for tapoca,
nnpar and other pulp woods. heading bolts. stave
r,,ces stricken the free list include casks,
! rscs barrels etc. exported from and reimported
| ito this country. There is new paragraph IN re-
gard TO coal tar which continues In the free iist
| and which reads as follows
Goal tar crude pitch Of coal tar and products
| NJ coal tar known creosote oil, berzol, naph'
| thaiine xylol, phenol and cresol
''Tt.h roe nreseryed for food purposes Is excluded
| from the list as are hides. Angora goat skins ana
| asses skins; also mineral salts from mineral
| waters. IL. -o,,,tnx 60 Ill. a..
| -owritten and somewhat enlarged. The paragraph
! in reeord 10 wearing apparel is also new. It
strikes out the House provision limiting the exemp-
lion 10 citizens of the United States TO soo In valus
and also the House provision TO the enect that the
exemption shall not apply 10 residents OF other