Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-29
Change in Date Only.

this schedule.
Change in Date Only.
The only material change made In the
sugar schedule was that making the new
rates effective March 1. 1914, and abolish
| ing the Dutch color standard, to take ef-
| feet Immediately.
The Senate made no changes in the to-
| bacco schedule.
Horses and mules, regardless of value,
| 10 per cent.
! Sheep, free list 80,
4 All live animals not otherwise speclais
provided for, 10 per cent.
Oats 6 cents per bushel of thrty-two
/ pounds. -
| 100 pounds.
/ Rice flour. rice meal and broken rice,
Il cent a pound.
| Wheat free list Countervailing duty
on wheat Of 10 cents a bushel from coun-
| tries that do not admit American wheat
! free. N,
Butter and butter substitutes, y. cents
| a pound. M
| cent.
| Beets of all kinds, per cent.
| Eggs, free list. -.
Eggs prepared or preserved in tins,
| etc, cents pound.
|
! Dried blood when soluble, free list
| onions. 20 cents a bushel of hfty-seven
pounds.
peas. green or dried. in bulk or barrel
| or similar packages, 10 cents oushei'
| Spit peas 20 cents bushei
| Peas in cartons or other similar pack
ages, u cent pound 80
Mature mother Towering bulbs imported
exclusively for propagating purposes Tree
| list.
F1axseed or lnseed and other oil seeds
not specially provided for, - cents
bushel.
Seeds. Five Cents Pound.
| Seeds of all kinds not specially pro-
yided for, cents pound.
| Fish except shellfsh, by whatever
name known, packed in oil in containers
% per cent
| Currants Zante or other III cent
| pound. ,.
| Lemons, oranges and other citrous
fruits, 10, 35 and 20 cents per package.
| Bananas, free list.
Extracts of meat not specially provided
1 for. 10 cents pound
Fluid extract of meat, cents a pound.
! Poultry, canned or preserved, 2 cents
| pound
| Chocolate and cocoa, sweetened, pre-
pared or manufactured, valued AT ~
| cents a pound or less, cents pound.
Same as foregoing. valued at more
than 20 cents a pound, % per cent
bombay or wild mace, Is cents pound.
Spices: House rates on all retained, pul
applicable only when unground; Wnen
ground an additional 20 per cent
1 Wheat flour, free list.
Countervailing duty of As cents bar
rel against countries where American
| flour is not admitted free.
Bottles or other containers are assessed
| for duty at one-third the rates that
would be charged if imported empty or
separately. .
ternai revenue tax Of 81 10 a gallon on
brandy used in the fertilization OF sweet
| wines was rejected
Senate amendment requiring rectihers
to pay Is cents each Tor Dottleo IN poId
stamp was rejected.
No changes in rates were made
Cotton Manufactures.
| Cotton thread or yarn-Not bleached,
dyed, etc, exceeding 10 and not 80. 22ta
per cent. Bleached. dyed, etc. not exceed
ing 20, ~ 221s per cent; exceeding % and
not 90, % per cent; exceeding 80, 27H per
cent.
| Cotton cloth-Not bleached, dyed, etc,
Nos. 10 to 90, % per cent. Bieached, dyed,
etc. Nos 70 to 90, 27h per cent.
/ Handkerchiefs or muhaers, made or cot
ton. not hemmed, 25 per cent.
| Clothing etc, when composed OF cot
ton in combination with fax, etc, 10 per
| cent.
Shirt collars and cuffs Of cotton, 80 per
cent.
| Stockings, hose and half hose, valued
not more than 20 cents a dozen, 30 per
cent valued more than 20 cents and not
more than $1.aO, 40 per cent.
Bandings, belts, bindings. ETC., . per
1 cent.
| Nets and MEETINGS made on the Noting
1 ham lace machine, 10 per cent.
Manufactures of Flax, Hemp, Jute.
Flax, not hacked or dressed. free.
Flax, hacked, known as dressed, free.
| Tow of fax, free.
Hemp and tow of hemp. free.
Hemp hacked, known as line Of hemp,
| free.
Single yarns of jute, not finer than
FIVE lea or number, 10 per cent.
Same finer than five lea, 20 per cent.
! Threads, twines or cords made from
flax yarn not finer than hve lea, 20
per cent.
Same made from yarn finer than Ave
Single yarns, made of flax. etc, not
finer than eight lea, II per cent.
Same, finer than eight and not inner
than eighty, 20 per cent.
Gill MEETINGS, etc, % per cent
Floor mattings Square yard). ~. cents.
| Carpets, made OF flax. etc. 30 per cent
4
flax. etc, 20 per cent.
Wearing apparel, flax, etc, 40 per cent
Plain woven fabrics, not bleached.
dyed, colored, etc, free.
| Pile fabrics, etc, 40 per cent.
Bags or sacks. made from plain woven
fabrics, etc, 10 per cent.
Plain woven fabrics, OF fax, hemp. or
ramie. etc.. 80 per cent.
All woven articles, ETC., of fax, hemp
or ramie. 30 per cent.
Woven figured upholstery goods. ETC.,
35 per cent
Wool and Manufactures of Wool.
Combed wool or tops, per cent
Yarns made wholly or in chief value
OF wool, IS per cent.
Cloths In chief value Of the hair OF the
horse, or cattle n. s. p. T., % per cent.
Pile fabrics Of wool, 40 per cent.
i Stockings, in chief value Of wool n. sp.f,
20 per cent.
Stockings. etc. selvedged. ETC.. COM
posed wholly or In chief value of wool,
valued at not more than $1.D per dozen.
|, 70 per cent.
Press cloth composed Of camers hair
n. S. p. f.. 10 per cent
F1annels composed wholly or In chief
value OF WOOL valued above 80 cents per
pound, 80 per cent
Oriental and similar rugs, and carpets
Of every description, etc, the value OF
which does not exceed 80 cents per square
foot. so per cent.
Hair of the Angora goat, etc, 10 per
lcent.
Tops, made Of the hair Of tho Angora
goat. ETC.. 20 per cent.