The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-08

Inc following are Ine ledluEeS Oh Lne
Tariff bill prepared by Special Commits
sioner Wells, which measure is now
before Congress:
Teas, % cents; coffee cents pound,
as under the present tariff; chicory and
succory roots, 5 cents, and when burnt
or ground, 6 cents per poundi there be-
ing a proposed increase on each of l
cent. Substitutes for coffee, cents; all
extracts or essences of coffee to remain
at 81 per pound; on sugar now paying
8, 81, and S cents, it is proposed to
alter the rates to 30, 80, "a and 81 per
pound. Sugar candy, confectionery
and molasses to continue as now. On
tank bottoms and syrup of sugar, cane
juice, melado, concentrated melado, or
concentrated molasses, 80 instead of
215 cents per pound. Pimento reduced
10 10 cents, and ground pimento to u
cents. Ginger root and ground ginger
increased to 10 and Is cents per pound,
ground cocoa or cocoa, prepared cocoa
or chocolate reduced from z TO cents
per pound.
Brandy contained as now at So per
gallon, but reduction of so cents is
proposed on other spirits and on cor
dials, liquors, &c. On coloring for
brandy an increase of 10 cents per gal
lon, and on wines an increase from %
to so cents per gallon. The additional
ouLS Oh DOlllGO "lueS anu
other spirituous liquors not other wise
provided for, 81 per gallon, instead of
100 per cent. Ale, porter and beer in
bottles, to remain at 30 and 20 cents
per gallon. Mineral or medicinal
waters rs cents per dozen bottles or
jugs, and 81 25 for each dozen bottles
and jugs containing more than one
pint and not over one quart; instead of
3 cents and 25 per cent, as now. Cot
ton, raw and unmanufactured,t the duty
to continue cents n pound; on class
No. l, manufactured cotton, a reduc-
tion is proposed to four and Al per
square yard, and 10 per centum. Glass
2, 3 and 81 per square yard, with an
addition OF 10 per cent per square yafd.
Class 3, increased to and ~ per
square yard, with an addition of l5 per
cent per square yard. Glass is in.
creased to Z and 71z per cent per square
yard, with the addition of 20 per cent,
as now. Class 4, cents per square
yard, and cents per square yard with
20 per cent additional, and on other
qualities 80, 3315 and 35 per cent, in
stead of the present rates. Glass 5,
spool-thread of cotton of 200 yards or
less, 10 cents dozen, with 80 per cent
each additional of 100, cents a dozen
| and 80 per cent; cotton yarn, 20 cents
per h., and 80 per cent, according to
quality; cotton thread, 20 cents per
pound, with 80 per cent; 80 cents per
pound, with 80 per cent.
| On all cotton hosiery 10 cents a
pound, with 40 per cent.
Cotton webbing, tap, &C., sc per cent;
cotton edgings, insertings, embroider-
les, &c, 40 per cent.
On all manufactures of cotton
not otherwise provided for, 40 per cent.
| Wools are divided into three classes
1st. Clothing woods, cents a pound;
| 10 cents a pound with 10 per cent, and
II cents per pound with 10 per cent.
according to to value. I'd. Combing
woods, cents IA pound. Sd. Carpet
woolS, and other similar wools, 3 and
6 cents pound, ,Iaccording.to value.
On sheepskins and Angcra gOatskins
raw or unmauufactured, imported with
the wool washed or unwashed, the duty
shall be 20 per cent. and on wooden rags
shoddy, mungo and waste, the duty {
cents pound, and on wooden docks
the duty cents per pound.
WOOlen cloths, comprising broad
cloths, ETC., wholly or in part of wool
p cents per pou nd, with 40 per cent.
Blankets and wooden and worsted
yarns from so cents pound, with Al
per cent, to 80 cents per pound, with II
per cent, according to value.
Bunting, Is cents per square yard anC
10 per ceutum ad valorem.
! women's and chiIdren's dress good.
4a6 cents per square yard, with 40 pc
cent.
Hosiery, 20 cents per pound, with Al
per cent.
Hats and caps of wool 25 cents pei
pound, with 40 per centum. Weddings
and 40 per cent; fringe, equipments
tassels, buttons, &C., 60 per cent.
| On AubusSon and Administer car.
pets, and carpets woven in the whole
for rooms, so per cent. ad valorem
Saxony Wilton and Saxony velvet car
| !, 81, To-
chine, so cents per square yard. Paten
velvet and tapestry velvet carpets
printed on the warp or otherwise, 5C
cents per square yard Tapestry Brus
sells carpets printed on the warp or 9th.
erwise, so cents per square yard
Treble ingram, three-ply and wOrsteC
chain Venetian carpets, 40 cents pei
square yard. Yarn Venetian and two.
ply ingram carpets. 35 cents per square
yard. Druggets and hackings, 25 cents
per square yard. with 80 per centum
Carpets and carpetings of wool, flax OF
cotton, or pads of either or other ma
terial not otherwise herein specified, &c
per centum. Oil cloths for floors, val
ned at 80 cents or less per square yard
80 per centum. Waterproof cloth not
otherwise provided for, 40 per cent. Oil
cloth 60 per cent. nd valorem-
All manufactures of cloth, woven
T made or cut in patterns of such size
the manufacture of buttons, shoes
boots, boOtees and slippers, exclusively
not combined with India rubber, II
J per cent Roofing felting, 20 per cent
Spun silk for filling in skeins or caps
+ 25 per cent. Silk in the gum and fios.
| silk, 25 per cent. Sewing silk in tn,
gum or purified, so per cent.
. On all ribbons, betting, hatbands
&C., 60 per cent. Each and every othe
description of manufacture of silk
whether produced by the loom or frame
or in any other way, or further ad
vanced by the needle, whether by hanC
or machinery, 60 per centum. Flax
manufactured, $40 per ton; fax, hack
led, known as dressed live, $40 per ton
Russia, Manila, Italian and all othe
hempS unmanufactured, $40 per ton
flax straw, 81 per TOM tow of fax o
hemp, IS per ton. Jute, unmanufac
tured and sisal grass and other vegeta
BILE tibres not otherwise provided for
$5 per ton; all manufactures of sisa
: grass, 80 per cent. All brown or bleach
ed linens, duck, padding, canvas, pad
dings, &c, of which fax, hemp or jut
is the component material of chic
! value, 50 per cent. Cordage and rop
of whatever vegetable material, 3 cent
per pound; gunny cloth, guuny bag
, and cotton bagging to remain as now
I or 4 cents per pound, according L
l value. Jute, hemp or cOcoanut mat
ting and carpetinB, cents per squar
yard, with 80 per centum; mats AM
mating not otherwise provided for 3
remain as now, viz: 30 per cent. Mat
R ting made of bass or linden wood, /
per cent. Patent threads, saddlers
3 thread, shoe thread, net threads mad
of fax, hemp or jute, from 5 to Is cent
per pound, with 80 per cent. Webbing
1 tapes, galloons and binding OF simila