Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-25

fifty dollars per ton, two dollars pc
ton exceeding in value the sum o
fiity dollars per ton, three dollars p,l
! ton;
On bar iron, rolled or hammered
| comprising flats less than one-quar
ter of an inch thick or more than sew
en- inches wide, rounds less than one
half an inch or more than four inches
IN diameter, and squrcs less than one.
half an inch or more than four inches
square, five dollars per ton
On all iron imported in bars for
railroads and inclined planes made to
patterns and fitted to be laid down on
such roads or planes without further
manufacture, one dollar and fifty
cents per ton
On boiler or other plate iron, five
dollars per ton
On iron wire, drawn and finished,
not more than ouc-fourth of an inch
in diameter nor less than number six
teen, wire gauge, one dollar per one
hundred pounds over number sixteen
and not over number twenty-five, wire
guage, one dollar and fifty cents per
one hundred pounds over or finer
than number twenty-five, wire guagc,
two dollars per one hundred pounds !:
Pror1ded, That wire covered with cot
ton, silk, or other material, shall pay
five cents per pound in addition to the
foregoing rates /;
On hollow ware, glazed or timed,
one half cent per pound {;
On sadirons, tailor's and hattcr's
irons, stoves, and stove plates, one
fourth of one cent per pound
On band and hoop iron and slit rods,
and all other descriptions Of rolled or
hammered iron, not otherwise provi-
dcd for, five dollars per ton
On cut nails and spikes, onc.fourth
of one cent per pound
On iron cables or cable chains, or
parts thereof, scven,y-fivc cents per
one hundred pounds : Pr0ridcd, That
no chains made of wire or rods Of a
diameter less than onc-lalf of one
inch shall be considered chain cable !;
On anvils, one dollar per one hun
dred pounds
On anchors. or parts thereof, fifty
cents per one hundred pounds
On wrought board nails, spikes,
rivcts, bolts, bed-screws, and wrought
hinges, one fourth of one cent per
pound
On Chains, trace chains, halter
chains, and fence chains, made of wire
or rods, not under onc-fourth Of one
cent per pound under one-fourth of
one inch in diameter and not under
number nine, wire guage, one half of
one cent per pound under number
nine, wire guage, five per centum ad
vaiorcm
On blacksmith's hammers, and
slcdgcs, aud axles, or parts thereof,
onc-half Of one cent per pound
On horseshoe nails, one cent per
pound
On steam, gas, and water tubes,
and nues of wrought iron, onc-fourth
of one cent per pound
On wrought iron railroad chairs,
ready punched, five dollars per ton;
On smooth or polished sheet iron,
by whatever name designated, one
half cent per pound
On sheet iron, common or black,
not thinner than number twenty, wire
guagc, three dollars per ton; thinner
than number twenty, and not thinner
than number twenty-five, wire guage
four dollars per ton thinner thar
number twenty-five, wire Guage, five
dollars per ton /;
On tin plates galvanized, galvan
lied iron, or iron coated with any me
tai hy electric batteries, onc-half cen
per pound
On locomotive tire, or parts therco
one cent per pound /;
On miIl-irons, and mill cranks o
wrought iron, and wrought iron foI
| ships, steam engines, and locomo
tives, or parts thereof, weighing cacl
twenty-five pounds or more, one-tourtl
of one cent per pound
On screws, commonly called wood
screws, one cent and half per pound
On screws, washed or plated, am
all other screws Of iron, except wood
screws, five per centum ad vaiorcm
On all manufactures OF iron, no
otherwise provided for, five per Gel
tum al valorem
On cast iron, steam, gas, and watc
pipes. twenty-five cents per Que hun
dred pounds on all other castings {
iron, not otherwise provided for, nc
exempted from duty, five per ccntnI
ad valorem: Protested. That the fo
lowing descriptions Of iron, manufa'
lures uf iron, and manufactures {
steel, shall not be subject to any az
ditional duty or rates of duty undo
the provisions of this act, that is I
say iron in pigs: cast iron butt
+ and hinges; old scrap iron MALE;
ble iron and malleable iron casting
not otherwise provided for cut tackt
! hrads, and sprigs cross-cut, mil
/ pit, and drag saws
On steel ingots, bars, sheets, ,
\ wire, not less than one-fourth of 9
: inch in diameter, valued at sevt
, conts per pound or less, one-fourth
5 one cent per pound valued at abo,
e seven cents per pound and not abo'
E eleven cents per pound. onc-half ce
per pound valued above elev,
/, cents per pound, and on steel wire al
: steel in any form, not otherwise pr
: vided for, five per centum ad val
S rem
D On skates valued at twenty cen
! OF less per pair, two cents per pal
!, when valued at over twenty cents p
d pair. five per ccntum ad valorcm
: On iron squares, marked on o
s side, two cents and half cents p
ponnd on all other squares ma
!, of iron or steel, five cents per poun'
b On flies, rasps, and floats, of
II descriptions, two cents per pour
u and, in addition thereto, five per &C
Il tum al yalorem
u On all manufactures Vi steel, or