The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-29

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on WINDOW crow. scyn Under. OF plate
1AAsses s ]. IRE DENT
GROUND 1ros sleo. s. reduced TO g per
cent. d. y. vi 3. S5s$
the conferences ADOPTED tho II senate
amendments n pAFA1I1pn 108 relating to-
spectacles. eyeg1asses's etc. With one ex-5
cePtion. Z. - .s *45
faragrapn Y: sreiattn 70 stained OF
painted glass Wlnoo 49, remains practical
" g ieIt y tne sen 49, .ss
The two houses compounded the rate on
t,,.eS ~ undraassd rss,un,, I. I ~
cnhic .font ~. - = = = e 's'.' pel
- -. 3, Flax 55sSs${ . az$5 ~
m. thra.d :. :. 1r.n =, r,,o, Z.
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pronllse % .s -. az houses. king z
10y. ~ :" nt 49, tr.,s en tnreaos maoe
mer and three-fourth r.r s ao =. ~
a,t,. 80 ~ ~ =. ~, pouno 40
~ Az ed. 1rona :. - fra 81 ~ eAcess
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a7.tinv - .ir.Is -, =! sne ne ~ para
eas +ha con. 10 80 = - - ~ -. e.ay.
rnar thsn =" ,ea ~ nnnhar o - y y rms NOT
ad valorem. which IN q comnronisa he:
+wean tha two holIsaa NJ. ss - - - -
the free Hst. where thew lwara niaced 10
The senate. are made Tdutiahie ~ 4 cant.
per square yard where their value does NOT
arceed 10 cents ner SONAR ~ ~ g,ond 81
7 cents per square yard and az ner cent.
ad valorem where their value exceeds. 10
X
Bags orr sacks made from plain woven
fabrics and. baKRing for cotton runnv
cloth and similar fabrics were taken from
the free list andathe language Of the house
practically restored III both instances. On
bags the. rate was made seven-eighths
cent per pound and Is per cent. ad valorem.
The senate rate ON handkerchief was ac-
copied. - - ~.
Sundrtes. ~
There were comparative,v few changes.
in the .nndries ached,1le III. .anets
amendment IN h,tuminons Goals Tx,n1 80
rate Of 81 cents per ton was accented 9th.
ont ont change Hi =. een'S " 10y " . accep'eo WIFI
| The honse "a 70 If one cent mar thnu..nd
IN loose matches was restored I'
rh t house rates IN hetuasot,, ~
stored. b q" -
The senate rates on jewelry were re-
The house provision In regard tn dia-
monds and other precious stones uoa 70
stored. - -
Paintings, drawings and statuarv were
again made dutiable at 20 per cent. ad va
Iorem.
Free List.
The following changes were made in the
! free list: % ..-
The provision allowing "a tt,e, horse.
! Sheep or other domestic animals. stravinr
or driven across the boundary line Of an
other country for pasturage purposes. to
| be brought back free of duty is modified go
| as to continue this privilege for the speci-
| fed time Of six months
The conference restored to the free list
| the house paragraph on books and enrrav.
States for the library Of congress-
| The nara granh relat,np to tha free ,r+ro.
duction of hooks librari and reason
able furniture Of persons from foreign
countries was altered so as to provide that
where they were not introduced for sale
they were to be allowed free entrance
where they had not been so used for less
than one year.
The conference restored the house pro-
vision on camphor.
The following is the paragraph agreed
| upon on anthracite coal IN the free list:
Anthracite Coal.
Goal, anthracite, now especially pro-
| vided for in this act, and coal stores of
| American vessels, but none shall be un-
| loaded" -
Following is the paragraph agreed upon
on coal tar in the free list:
Goal tar, crude pitch Of coal tar, and
products of coal tar known as dead or Gre
osote oil. benzol. setc.':;Ilts.. a. s
ri The conferences: restored raw cotton to
the free list. -;
! The paragraph In regard to the free ad-
mission Of fish caught by American fisher
| men was amended so as to include salmon
on the free list, which were especially ex-
| cantQ6
upon reads as follows:,
'Fresh fish. frozen or packed in ice.
! caught In the great lakes or other fresh
waters by citizens OF the United states.
On hide cuttings the house paragraph
was restored. 81. r.
Manganese ore was restored to the free
| list, as was cocoanut oil.
The house phraseo1ogy OF the paragraph
In regard to ores OF gold, silver. etc.. was
restored, which has the effect OF making
free nickel and nickel matte:
The senate amendment making free
paintings. drawings and statuary was also
| stricken out. ~.
Reciprocity.
The reciprocitv provision as agreed to nv
the conference. contains some Of the feat.
ures of both the senate and the house bills
| on this subject, r.
| It also contains some retaliatory meas
ures. 1t sets forth its purpose to be that Of
equallzlng the trade OF the Onlteo states
with foreign countries exporting to this
country the 1olowlngt artlcies:
ARGOS or crude tartars' or VINE lees
crude; brand1es or other spirits manu1act'
ured or distilled from grain or other ma.
terials; champagne or all other sparkling
wines: still wines and vermuth;. paintings
and statuary." .,.....-.
The president is authorized to enter into
negotiations or commercial agreements In
| which reciprocal concessions may be Sc
cured in favor Of the products of the United