The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-13
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and ,WOolens, which passed Congress on
the End inst, and which the President has
approved: 4
Be it enacted, &C.. That from the pas
sage of this aet,; in heu of duties now im
posed by LAW on the srticles mentioned and
embraced in this section, there shall be
levied, collected and paid on all manufac-
tured wool, hair of aipacca, goat and other
like animals imported from foreign coun-
tries, the. duties hereinafter provided. All
woods, hair of alracca goat and other like
animals, as aforesaid shall be divided, for
the purpns of fixing the duties TO be eharg
ed thereon, into three closes, 20 wit:
Class Clothing woods, That Is to say,
merino, mesticia, metz or metis woods, or
other woods Of merino blood, immediate or
remote down, clothing woods, Of like char
acter with any Of the preceding, including
such rs have been heretofore usually in
ported into the Unit Sta o. from Buenos
Ayres, New Zealand, Australia Cape of
Gond Hope, Russia, Great Britain Canada
ana elsewhere anu al 9 including al wanls
not hereinafter described or designated in
classes two and three. -
Class -Combing woods. That Is to say,
Leicester, Cotswold, Lincolnshire down
com )ing woods, Canada long w9ols, or other
lide combing wools of English blood, and
usually known by terms herein used; also,
all hair Of alpaca, goat, ard other like ami
mails.
Cass B. Carpet woods and other similar
woods, such as Conskoi, native South Amer
lean, Cordova, Valparaiso, native Smyrna,
and including all such waols of like charac-
ter as have been heretofore usually import
ed into the United States from Turkey,
and Greece, Egypt, Syria and elsewhere,
| and upon woods of the first class, the value
whereof at the last port or place whence
exported to the United States, excluding
the charges in such port, shall be thirty.
two cents or less per pound, the duty shall
be ten cents per pound, and IN addition
thereto. eleven per centum nd rdtore,n; -
| Upon woods ofthe same class, the value
whereof at the last port or place whence ex-
| ported to the United States, excluding the
charges in such port, shall exceed thirty-two
cents per pound, the duty shall be twelve
cents per pound, and in addition thereto
ten per centum al rGlOreni. Upon wo0ls
of the second class, and upon all hair of al.
pacca, goat, or other like animals, the value
whereof at the last port OF place whcnce
exported into the United States, excluding
charges in such, port, shall by thirty, two
cents, or less, per pound, the duty shall be
ten cents per pound, and, in addition there
to, eleven per reut. dd udlort0l. Upon
woods of the same class, the value whereof
at the last port or place whence exported
to the United States, excluding charges in
such port, shall exceed thirty two cents per
pound, the Guty shall be twelve cents per
pound, and. in addition thereto, ten per
cent dd ualoren, Upon wools of the third
class, the value whereof at the last port or
place whence exported into the United
States, excluding charges in such port, shall
be twelve cents or less per pound, the duty
shall be three cents per pound. Upon wools
Of the same. class, the value whereof at the
last port or place. whence exported into the
| United States, excluding charges in such
port, exceed twelve Hnts per pound, the
uuty shall be six cents per pound; provided
that any wool of sheep or hair Of alpaccs,
goat, or other like animals which shall be
imported in any other than the ordinary
condition as now and heretofore practiced
or which shall be changed in its character
or condition for tho purpose of eyading du
". or which shall be reduced in value b,
the adnixturc of dirt, or any other foreign
substance, shall be subject to pay twice thu
c.uquut Of duty to which it would hs other
wise salj, ctoa. anything in this act to tlt
contrary Notwithstanding.
Provided, further. that when wool of dit
fevent qualities is imported in the same bale
o. bag, or package, it shall Dc appraised b.
: the appraisers to determine the rate of du
, ty to which it shall be subjected at an aver
age aggregate value Of the contents of tn
bale, bag or package; and when bales o
different qualities arc embraced in the SAINT
invoice at tho same price whereby the aver
age price shall BE- rednced more than tel
per cent. below the value of the bale of tb'
best quality, The value of the whole shal
be appraised according to the value of tn
bale Of the best quality, and no bale, bag
or package sh, be liable to less rate o
duty in consequence Of being invorccd will
wool of lower value.
Provided, further. that the duty upor
wool of the first cass, which shall be im
ported washed, shall be twice the amour
of duty to which it would b, subjected,
: imported unwa>htd; that duty upon WOO
, Of all classes, which shall be imported scou
ed, shall DC three times the amount of dut
to which it would be subje cted, if imported
unsecured. 2"
On sheep skins and Angora goat skins
| raw or manufactured, imported with wool
t and washed or unwaShed, til, duty shall b
thiaty per cenum dti yaiorcm, and ON wolc
rags, sholy, mungo waste and flocks, thu
duty shall be twelve cents per pound.
s SEC. 3 That in lieu of the duties hereto
z fore imposed by law on articles hereinaftc
mentioned. and on such as may now be ex
cmpt from duty, there shall be levied, col
lected and pail on goods wares. and mel
chandiSe herein named, the following duties
On wooden clothes, wooden shawls, and al
manufactures of wool Of every description
o made wholly or in part of wool not other
wise provided for, tifty cents per pound, an
an additional thirty FIVE cents ad ualoreol
D On fennels, blankets, hats Of wool, kni
r goods. balmorals, wooden and worsted yarus
: and all manufacturers of every description
composed wholly or in part of worsted, tn
hair OF alpacoa, goat, or oth'r like anmais
excest such a. are composed in part of WOO
t not otherwise provided for valued at nc
i exceeding forty cents per pound, twent
cents per poui; valued at forty cents pc
pound, and not exceeding sixty cents pc
pound, thirty cents per pound; valued q
above sixty cents per pound, thirty cent
per pound; valued at above sixty cents pc
pound, and not exceeding eighty cents pc
pound, forty cents per pound; valued q
!, eighty cents per pound, fifty cents pc
pound; and in addition thereto upon a
above named articles, thirty five per cen
n ad valorcm; on endless belts, or belts fo
: printing machines, twenty cents per poun
e and thirty five per centum nd vdloren;. o
bunting, twenty cents per square yard. an
in addition thereto thirty five per centur
ad udtorem; on womrn's aud children dres
goods and real or imitation Italian CLOTH
g composed wholly ar in part ri wool, wors
0 ell hair of alpaca, goat or other like ami
T, mails, va ued at not exceeding twenty cent
per square yard, six cents per square yard
}. and in addition thereto thirty five per cent
p um ad ralorem; valued at above TWEEN,
9 cents per square yard, eight cents per squal