New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15

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On ,,er ee IL ars braAen up ,tee bars broken up
steel in bars cents On German steel IN bars 2cent'
pei 6p hsar steel IN bars. p cents 90 in bars q cents
or e..,e. ,ogo and on all on es,tsee s per
rough ard unfinished castings in pound
stes. cent per round ,,, o....,. g., st., ,tt ,o,.,
csstugs IN steel Drilled On caStusn M sl wild ioe'
bored h0mmod ood u cents drilled or bored hAmmerej or
per pound ease Saa, S1sd Or %oToi ioi It
On c,.te in bar. ~ cents per bars q cents per
or Genu steel in plate, Oh cast OF sheets
10 6 wire gauge No - =
per- per pound pound above a. ) cent, per
o. cast or German in form cast or German se III form
or rolled cod to lS ss saose gauge,
TbuHsr than lG 81 When drawn or rolled smaller
cents per pound 'bsn % wire gauge >. cent? per
IN s, fire, Tor rore Os cssteel tire, for rolling stock
stock for railroads per Tor railroads cents pound
on caste straight sIles shafts o. esstse ,trhehtaHe' pie.
piston aud general B.s 10 connecting and eoupuod'
pattern evut peTIoguo ,i'nhpits su' f'nn
!ofg ugsto pattern only u cents
DO DO roughtued u cents per il forged shape
flushed ready for use DO DO alisbsl ready Tor use
Ca sss,steei erk a1le. forged On casioe eragkshan'
TO shape IA per pound forged TO shape only II cents per
On cas.s crank a1le. forged On oastste,l sh,h, y
slotted u cents per pound paued and 'l0''ed u cents per
Do d. finished ready for On es''es qsnk ssshs II
cents per pound lois ~ 70 slsps, nnsn s '11' O
cassesl rail, y cent? On eAst'ee rails cent per
On steel not oer-. provided see. manufactures q steel,
for cents per pound otherwise provided for y cent,
per pound
cannot leave this branch the subject without say
ing that / believe gentlemen generally who compare
these schedules, will agree with me in thinking that Mr.
Weiss Sheffield employers have treated him badly scury-
lily Having induced him 10 father their project, SO
pcudced TO his country and 10 destructive to the bust
ness OF many Of his counmen they violated faith with
him when they made their paternity OF the scheme known
by sending copy Of the bill 10 official quarters IN this
country advance OF the publication Of his report
nG-IROS
With all the zeal Of convert or counsel labOring
TO secure a contingent Fee Mr. Wells applies his assump
ton that protective duty necessarily tax the
consumer pig iron, aud by the pausbity Of his
ment would make innocent and Iperienced people be-
eye that he really hoped cheap pigron by
ducng the duty on that article from ~ tun to 81.
cannot conceive the single cause that would do more TO
OF our country sudden prosraon of these great
Interests at time when the English continental man
has 10 pay penny advance OF the price for which he
can buy from the peasants Of Austria and Russia Bnt
this recommendation In reference TO pgron ID consistent
with the rest Of the report throughout which the desire
Is manifest 10 make the United States as commercially
dependent and tributary to England as though they
were still part her North American colonies He
pigron, COAL salt and lumber as illustrations OF class OF
cases where excessive and unnecessary duties have been
imposed and maintained I" nth q pftU Of enhancing The
c0sl Of articles Indispensable 10 many other branches ofpro
dueo :" aud elsewhere says that the only reply offered
that continuance OF tho present duty on pg-iron Is
necessary 10 insure employment TO American Labor"
MR.. wELLs's PAIRoTIsN
pause to notice his assertion, that Congress In the
midst OF great imposed unnecessary eIaotions In
order 10 increase the cost OF article essential
to the life OF the nation simply remark that such an
intimaton is worthy the who sap and mine tho
great interests Of his country Commissioner Wells
%o purpos ses OF Which we're patriotic The s
10 raise additional and the other 10 stlmu
late the conversion VI ore COAL ana limestone VI which