New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

low OF max or hemp. $40 per tun on MANILA sun other
substitutes for hemp, not otherwise provided for, SIS
per TIM; ON jnte. ssaI grass, and oficr vegcta-
bic ahers not otherwise provided for in this
on cordoge and rope Of whatever vegetable material
BAGS rss sens psr pound on
composed wholly or In part OF hemp jutc FAX. tow.
tagging applied valued at 10 cents or lees per yard
three cents per pound valued at over 10 cents per
sgaare yard four cents per pound on hemp or Jute
mats OF jue, hemp max, or cocoanut fiber IS cont
Ss Ss o Sn dg m and
mats mating and carpetng OF vegetable materials not
on yarns. single, Of fax or hemp or Of the tow OF
FAX, or hemp, or OF jnte, corr grass or fiber, and
like vegetable material other provided for 20
per eentum ad yalorem on all buttons and all ornaments
for. 80 per oentum ad vaorem; all articles made
wholly OF India rubber or gutapercha except buttons
eentum ad valorem; on cloth Of all kinds, woven
made In patterns Of such and FORM cut in such
exclusively. not combined with India rubber 10 per
centum ad valorem.
scrpon 50 per tun. Provided. that nothing shall be
deemed scrap iron except waste and refuse material that
tured. on ali in slabs blooms hoops or other forms
less finished than bars and more advanced than pig iron
except castings one cent pound On iron bars rolled
hammered. comprising fiat bars not less than H.
an inch than two inches thick one cent per
pound. On iron bars rolled hammered compromises
mat bars ess an men Or oTe NOR than four inches Tde
elghhs Of an inch thick and iron bars rolled ham
on rods and wire rods less than nvesxteenths Of nm
inch diameter or square II cents per pound all sizes
Of oval half oval or half round iron. per pound
all sizes of fiat hoop, bond strip scalp tube aud scroll
rOn thinner than No S. and not thinner than No wire
gauge ~ cent per pound; thinner than No. IA wire
gauge u cents per pound all sizes OF sheet plate
iron, not glazed polished and not thinner than No
No wire gauge, not including taggers rom rom
ls cents pound; on iron hoops ald cotton ties
made OF hoop iron cut To lengths all sizes and descrp
mered in shapes. and on iron known as angle iron,
whether in forms of r. l. ard II. any other
round square, fiat not otherwise specified, II cents
per pound railway splice bars side bars fish plates,
and finger bars punched unpunched II cents per
pound railway chairs. frogs frog points of iron,
cents per pound.
On all iron wire OF which iron shall be COM
pOnent part OF the chief value, including annealed.
bright. coppered, galvanized timed. coated with zinc
any other material not less than No 6 wire y
cents pound and in addition thereto is per ceutum
ad valorem less than No. l6 and less than No IS.
wire gauge cents per pound and IN addition thereto Is
per cenum ad vaOrem less than No 25, wire gauge,
per pound. and in addition thereto per
ad valorem provided that all iron wire covered with
silk. cottop other textile material shall pay cents
per pound In addition to the rates Of duty herein i'm.
posed AL iron wire not covered. On all
steel wire rope twisted tes made OF wire
less than No 10 wire gauge &C. per pound made of wire
less than No l6 and not less than 25 wire &C.
per pound nade Of less than No IS gauge &C.
per pound On iron CLOTH &C. per square foot and IS
per centum I'D vaorem: II painted or printed with
gutes per square foot and IS centun ad vaorem.
On iron wire spiral furniture springs. &c. per pound On
iron of any description not included embraced.
enumerated in this act. lc per pound provided that
iron in any FORM OF any description charged with
duty under this shall not be changed from its class
hcation because Of any partial or complete manufac.
ture Into any article not designated, unless 1t
shall be part OF some finished manufacture. composed
In chief part OF other materials than On chains
chains halter chains, and fence chains made Of
wire or rods not less than threeeghths of inch in
diameter "a cents per pound less than threeeghths in
diameter, and less than No wire gauge. cents per
pound less than No wire gauge cents per pound on
wrought iron washers nuts. bolts riyets wholly
partially finished Of all descriptions, punched or un:
MIN has md NJ all a per
pound timed ron known as tin plates, and on iron
or tin plates, galvanized, and on iron coated
pound horse and mule shoes. two cents per pound;
On all other Of iron not herein enumerated and
any Of any other metal than rOn 20 per cent
al vaorem; vessels OF cast iron not otherwise pro-
vded for. androns sadrons tailors ard hntters
pound on glazed, timed or enameed wrought IRON
hollow.ware, and all descriptions of wrought iron
gas or waterppe Il cents per pound ali
Jugs OF iron not otherwise provided for per ceuum ad
vaorem.
ON all cast or other descriptions Of steel IN ingots
blooms biets aud on all rolled or hammered steel in
and steel Of all shapes forms cast, cht, rolled
cents per pound; steel railway bars, cents per
pound and all railway bars made In part OF steel, u
verted. cast or made from iron by the Bessemer or
pneumatic process OF whateverform or description shall
gauge, five cents per pound; finer than No. 49, wire
gauge, six cents per pound Prortded that wire for
wire covered with silk cotton other taxable material
shall pay 25 per cent ad vaoren On Steel railway rogs
frog points fish bars side bars splice bars, cutter bars
finger bars wbar aud sedge m0lds three and three
quarter cents per pound steel car wheels three and
half per pound steel carriage, car locomotive,
and other springs OF steel, SIX cents per pound.
On steel ear.wheels 81 cents per pound On steel ear
cents per pound. On all manufactures OF platinum eX-
cept aud retOrts for chemical uses 20 per centn
cents @ per bound On brass old and t only to be remain
ufactrcd four cents pound On brass IN sheets or
wire per ad vaOrem. On castings OF brass or
bronze, and all manufacturers OF aruSies OF prass OF
bronze or which brass bronze shall be component
material OF chief value otherwise provided for 45
per centum ad yalorc. On eyeles OF every descrpton
six cents per lQ9o on pewter; britannia. and al
like mixed metals OF lead q or TN nnmanufactured
cents per pound; nickel, 40 cents per ponnd ON al
loys rckel with "copper" and on nickel oxide 80 cents
Oh Of nickel 10 per centum ad valorem on abata
or white metal, argentine, German SILVER, and the Ike
mixed metals, 40 per eeninn ad Vaoreni, on inanuae
articles OF nickel abata or WHITE metal argeI
tine, German silver, and the ike mixed metal 20 per
centum nd valorem on zinc, spelter, ana ehteague III
blocks or pigs per pound; Oh zinc IN sheets. u
cents per pound old type nj only 10 be remanuiac
cents per 50 ON een,U nd ySoem
ON live animals, 20 per cehtnh ad vaIofnmi PROVIDED
shall be aa%ed duty Tree upon proof thereof saac
tory to the Secretary OF the Treasury.
on -four meal OF oats cent per pound; OF wheat
rye eorn buck heat cents per pound on malt 80
per ceutum ad vaorem; on apples, garden fruit. and
edible vegetables and roots In green or ires state not
otherwise herein provided for 10 per eennm ad yaore
oranges. lemons, and lines aud on bananas. plan.
sns shad90c pine nppss sGs6es o a a
allow shall be made for loss by decay the
the said loss shall exceed per Of the quantity
dates green ripe, two cents pound; zante
other currants, and prunes and pums, "a cents per
beaches, and other dried fruits. cents per pound :
on fruit Juice or fruits preserved their Juice per
centun ad valorem preserved In spirits brandy 81
per gallon; preserved IN sugar or mOasses and all
other per ad vaore. provided that
all preserved fruits and picked fruits put up In Jars
bottles or other packages, shall pay duty tho entire
cost including the packages on potatoes, cents per
bushel; on paddy cent per pound rice, cleaned
nncleaned cents per pound; on sesame reed. 10 per
eeutum ad vaoreh.
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