New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20
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The Senate receded from Its amendments to the
rates plain bottles jars etc. Paragraph &c., max
Ing the rate on>pin bottles one cent per pound; on
one-q quarter Of pint. IA cents per pound on those
holding less than one-quarter Of pint 20 cents per
gross. - .
The paragraph goo In regard to cut or ornament mt;
e Se was 50 G a to IL
Of which such glass Is the component material bd on
conference restored the House rates and ham
| window glass. but retained the Senate rates and
% S Sn & sans to Rolled
ribbed or rough plae-glass. the Senate rates and
to the effect that all the above p:a'eglass; when
ground smoothed otherwise obscured. shall be
pate,slass unslvered'
The senate rates were retained on cas-, polished
vded In Paragraphs loi and i05
uns HOss Of 10 aa wnSSw In s
cylinder or plate glasses where those Eases are
The conference adopted the Senate amendments in
@ relating e sPsSases y, 3
per dozen and 20 per cent ad valorem on these ar
iices valued at over 40 cents dozen and not over
u 30 per dozen restored.
In ParaEraph 2 relating to stained ss or painted
cept broken glass Is stricken out The paragraph
Tns LEFT fy the md
the Senate substitute for the House paragraph on
marble. but restored the provision in the House
Ing clock cases. The other amendments made by
the T, Senate nat , to this paragraph were ,n retained
aHne R o0 nr manu- sSd or ID Is
| hxed by the House and IA by the Senate.
| COTTON MANUFACTURES
Paragraph 3o2 in relation to cotton thread and
| carded yarn. amended by the conference so as
to provide that thread colored, bleached. combed
etc. so as to be advanced beyond the condition Of
| singles by grouping or twisting of two more
single yarns. on all numbers exceeding 20 and up
| ara fnaIa duft oblo nj hof
number per pound and on threads Of the same
per o p n m the crsa House OF
| Dill there was no division as to numbers all being
at Ss @ St
rate OF three -tenhs OF cent on the first division
second Sr0v'ea an 'd va0rem OF % per cen" o." the
o5on Of that part Of IS relating
the Senate. was inserted, though in changed form
d Of 90 or 's 6r
weighing seven ounces or over per square yard.
shall pay duty Of y cents per square yard and Is
In Paragraph 800 the Senate amendments are all
suspenders and braces from IS to 10 per cent ad
provSnE o an adona DUTY Of p
cent ad vaDrsm on all cotSn yarns finer than Mo
yarns. was stricken out by the conference
AGRICULTURAL SCHEDULE.
Raw cotton which the Senate made dutiable at
the rate Of 20 per cent -ad valorem. was restored
to the free list.
Paragraph 2lS relating to cattle as II passed the
Senate was changed somewhat to rates 81 10
being fixed the rate cattle valued at not more
than sl4 per head, instead Of 50 So while an al
vaoDm duty of 23 per cent was fxed on c, ca, ,h
The difference between the two houses on beans
| was compromised the rate being made As cents reS
bushel, instead of 40 cents by the Senate and 90 ty
The conference restored the House rate Of cent
a pound garlic instead of three-fourths OF
| Paragraph $50 in relation to peas, was changed
include seed peas with peas in b%k and
The senate rate Of 30 per cent ad oN yaiorem on
natural flowers was reduced to % per c the articles
made dutiabe at 25 cent ad valorem for
maae 90 s'y r on c atei the being the
House rate . per cent b. ,,onod os, was
amended as NED BY the senate % to be made
Bp rs %eneS DO 50 fs tn
that fresh mackere halbut or salmon should l be be
dutiabe at the rate Of , cent per pound as well as
u" Paragraph 262. in regard to apples etc; was
SO senP s TO G ponnG on
apples PTaTs ana The senate xed rate
The senate language IN PaFasrSpn 2s rSanf Bs to
In addition to the IS per cent al vaorem allowed on
cent per pound given. The paragraph was
asd altered so as to reduce to ~ rys the
alcohol In addition to this amount being required 10
p The grape paragraph altered as to require
, the payment OF 20 cents per cubic foot of the
ca nrangye % and lemon pees preserved and
, nut meat etc. were restored to the House rate Vi
on Gr"' pineappIes the Senate rate maintained
on unshelled flberts and walnus the House rae de
Of cents per pound prevailed while on she,leu
, hberts and walnuts the Senate rate of cents per
The difference struck out the Senate amendment
providing for a duty of cents per pound on dead
Paragraph 2S2 relating to cocoa, was amended
by leaving out cocoanut oil l., ,,,v.. ,o.o
of cents a pound was restored. the Senate rate
being IL cents.
SPIRITS AND WINES.
The conference made only one change in the
, schedule relating spirits, wines etc, proper.
The Senate rate Of 80 cents per gallon still wines
containing less than Il per cent of absolute alcohol
, In packages was changed to 10 cents per gallon
The House rate was 60 cents.
a The House fixed rate Of 30 cents per dozen on
pint a and tine mad he rate OF %
On quart bottles the conference made rate OF g
asd Ss OF
bottles otherwise than plain the conference made
t the senate and 30 cents by the House The Senate
proyso recurring that after February, , 1883 all
name of the water blown In the glass was stricken
METAL SCHEDULE
Manganese ORE containing less than 40 metallic
units. which the Senate placed on the duable list
at 81 per ton, restored to the free list.
:. The House rate Of $40 of cent per pound was
: | restored round iron OF less than 1-l6 of an
. inch in diameter. and bars shapes of rolled OF
hammered iron not specially provided for. The
r House rate on iron in slabs. blooms. etc, less
| finished than iron In bars and more advanced thar
4, | pig iron, also restored.
The rate on iron bars. blets. etc, In the manu-
facture of which charcoal Is used fuel. was
made specifically s12 per ton.
!, In Paragraph l27 the Senate rate of 2-l0 cents
per pound on iron and steel anchors increased
| TO IL cents per pound. the House rate
V The other amendments to the paragraph made by
the Senate were accepted.
= Paragraph l29. In relation 10 hoop band iron
e including cotton ties. which the Senate placed or
the free list was changed so to read as follows
n Hoop or band iron or hoop or band steel. cut &c
lengths or wholly ar partly manufactured into