The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-30

Culy !Ii4pOSeA u. lllS act on one pcCEQ OF
| unwashed wool of the first class and in a6-
| dition thereto IS per cent ad valorem.
| On blankets composed wholly or in par.
| of wool valued at more than 80 cents De:
pound the duty per pound shall be three
times the duty imposed by this act Oh onE
pound OF unwashed wool of the first ella ass
and in addition thereto 20 per cent ad velo-
rem. Flannels, composed wholly or In part
OF wool valued at above 80 cents per pound
shall be classified and pay the same duty as
women's and children's dress goods. Goa,
Innings, Italian cloths, and goods of similar
character and description provided by this
act; provided, that on blankets over three
yards in length the same duties shall be
paid as on cloths.
Paragraph 350-On clothing. ready made,
and articles OF wearing apparel of every
description, including shawls, whethe.
knitted or woven, and knitted articles Of
every description made up or nanufec1-
ured wholly or in part, felts not woven and
not specially provided for in this act, com.
posed wholly or in part OF wool, the duty
per pound shall be four times the duty i'm
posed by this act on one pound OF un-
washed wool OF the first class and IN addi-
ton thereto 50 per cent ad valoreul.
Schedule on Carpets.
Paragraph S72 IAubusson, Administer,
Noquette and Chenille carpets, figured or
plain, and all carpets or carpeting Of like
character or description. 50 cents per
square yGFQ, G.lC, II dCGltlOu thereto, ~
per cent ad valorern.
Paragraph 37sISaxonv, Wilton and Tour
nay velvet carpets, figured or plain, and sill
carpets or carpeting CT ike character or
description, 60 cents per square yard, and,
in addition thereto. 70 per cent. ad valore-n.
Paragraph 57+Brussels carpets, figured
or plain. and all carpets or carpeting Of like
character or description, x cents per square
yard, and. in addition thereto, 20 per cent.
ad valoreU.
Paragraph s7-velvet ard tapestry vel
vet carpets, figured or plain, printed on the
warp or otherwise, and an carpets or car
pet.ng OF like character or description, -
cents per square yard, and. in addition
thereto. 20 pa.r cent ed vaiorezn.
Paragraph SI6-Tapestry Brussels carpet,
!ngs Of like character or description print
ed on the warp or otherwise, IS cents per
square yard, and, II addition thereto, 20
per cert. ad valore-n.
Paragraph 3II-TrebIe ingram. three ply,
and ali chain Venetian carpets, . cents per
square yard. and. in addition thereto, 70
per cent. ad vaIorem
Paragraph 37-Dutch wool and two-p,y
carpets, IS cents per square yard. and il
addition thereto. 20 per cent. ad valore-n.
Wood.
The following was substituted fer the
paragraph OF hewn timber:
Timber hewn, sided. or squared {not
=
ber used for spars or il building wtlarves,
one cent per cubic foot
The paragraph relating to sawed boards
and pisnks was amended BY striking ouc
feet and by restoring the house rate
on al the other items OF the schedule,
making the rates 30 cents per 90 feet for
each side planed or finished, 81 for
tcagued or grCoved, and $50 II pianed on |
TWO sides and torgued and grooved The
lp 70 &c
serted by the senate was changed so as TO |
read as follows: That If any country or !
any dependency shall impose an export |
duty upon saw logs, round manufactured |
timber, stave bolts, shiagie bolts. or head |
ing oolts, exported in the United States or |
Z discriminating charge upon boomsticks |
OF chains used by American citizens in tow
Ing logs, the amount Of such export duty,
lax, Or other charge. as the case may be-
shall be added as an additional duty 10 the
Toned in this paragraph when imported
rom such country or dependency"
Fence posts are reduced from % to 10 per
,ent. ad Talorern. The house rate of 90 per
,ent ac Va!ore-n is restored on casks and
'arrsis. sugar box shocks etc
The house rate of TWO cents per thousand
.Ed 10 per cent. ad valoreIn is restored On
oothDtcEs, as is the house rate Of 30 cents
'er thousand upon butchers skewers
Tobacco.
me conference accepted the senate rate
-od language on wrapper and filler to-
'acco, except that the rate on wrapper to-
,acco was mace SI.35 per pound instead Of
10. The house rate on imported cigars. Gig
Fcttes, ETC., OF $40 per pound and a5 pc.
e!lt. ad vaioren was restored
me senate made the rate 81 per pound
nd . per cent. ad valoren There were
10 other changes in the schedule on i,a-
,orted tobacco.
The conference accepted paragraph IS
IS amended by the senate with the alci- !
ion OF the words "or plush" before ribbons
= the first line, making plush ribbons 6,tf-
bic Il Sl.o1 pc! pound, and Is per cent ed
slore-n.
Paragraph 33.. relating TO woven sill. fab
:cs, was accepted as amended by the /
eEate. except that the rate on cloth other
han black dyed in the thread o. yarn and
'c.g5ted in the dve!..g 50 as to exceed the |
rigina! weight of the raw. SILK vas changed
ro.a S2.95 per pound TO g. .Jj per pound. and
hat on cloth dyed CT printed in the piece
-c:n a3.e5 to $40
Gotten.
Paragraph G9l. relating TO manufactures
t silk, IS changed 50 IS to modify the de-
cript!on Of jacquard figured goods i,,, mo-
!d!nG that they shall be made On looms
NJ that they should be dyed in the warn
nd contain TWO or more colcrs in the I'll
ss." The rate is left at 30 per cent ad Va
rem.
Paragraph so. in relation to cotton
?"cad a:d caTGed yarn, was amended by
he conference so as to provide that thread
o!orc1 bleached, cor?bed, etc. so as 70
{ advanced beyond the condition Of ,
lagles by grouping or twisting Of two or )
lorc single yarns, on al! numbers exceed
e %. ana up to 50, are made GutiaLle 1T
nc-Guarter Of cent per number per
uird. and on threads Of the SANG class
IN. Scr.ag 50 and above. tllree-terths os