The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-31

inrs, ginghams, plaids, cottonade, panta.
loon stufis and goods Of like description,
or for similar use, II unbleached and not
exceeding 100 threads to The square inch,
counting warp and filling, exceeding five
ounces to the square yard, 2lc per
square yard; II bleached, &c per square
yard; II colored, stained, painted
or printed, 4c per square yard.
On finer or lighter goods Of like
description, not exceeding 200 threads to
the square inch, counting warp and fill
ing, ii unbleached, Sc per square yard; il
bleache,l, SIC per tquare yard; II cOlored,
stained, painted or printed, &c per square
yard. On goods Of like descri ption, ex-
ceeding 200 threads 10 the square inch,
counting warp and filling, II unbleached,
&c per square yard; II bleached, Go per
square yard; il colOred, stained, painted
or printed, 7c per square yard. Pro-
vided on all plain woven cotton goods,
not included in the foregoing schedule,
unbleached, valued at over l6c per square
yard; bleached, valued at over 25c per
square yard, and cotton jeans, denims and
drillings, unbleached, valued at over zoe
per square yard, and all other cotton
goods OF every description, the value OF
which shall exceed 25c per square yard,
there shall be levied, collected and paid
duty OF So per cent ad valorem.
And provided further, that no cotton
goOds having more than 200 threads 10
tie square inch, counting warp and Gil.
ings, shall be admitted to less rate OF
duty than is provided for goods which
are OF that number Of threads. Cotton
thread, yarn, warps or warp yarn, not
wound 90 spools, whether single or ad-
vanced beyond the condition Of single by
twisting two or more single yarns to.
gethcr, whether In teams or in bundles,
skeins or caps, or in any other form,
valued at nor exceeding 4Oc per pound,
l0c per pound; valued at over 4Uc per
pound and not exceeding Coo, 20c per
pound, valued at over Coo per pound and
not exceeding Sic per pound, 35c per
pound; waived at over Soc per pound GOc
per pound. Spool thread Of cotton &c per
dozen spoola, containing on each spool
not exceeding one hundred yards of
thread; for every additional hundred
yards Of thread on each spool or fraction.
al part thereof in excess Of one hundred
yards &c per dozen spools. On all manu-
iactnres Of cotton, or OF which cotton
shall be component part Of the chief
value, a duty Of % per centnm adya.
loren.
METALS.
Iron, in pigs, s5 per ton; iron ore and
scrap iron, 81 per ton; sheet iron, com.
mon or block not thinner than number
20 wire guage. one.half cent per pound;
thinner than number 20 and not thinner
than number % wire guage, three fourtlis
Of cent per pound; thinner than num-
Der % wire guage, lc per pound; Jag
gers iron, lc per pound; smooth or pol.
ished sheet iron, by whatever name des.
ignated, lc per pound; steel railway bars,
10 per pound; iron and steel and manu-.
fac;urers Of iron and steel OF every de.
scription, not otherwise provided for,
made mp in whole or in part Of iron,
Of steel, or OF which iron or steel
is component Of the chief value, S5 per
cent advalorem.
Lead, 1ic per pound; lead in sheets,
pipes or shot, S1c per pound; lead in pigs,
and brass and old scrap lead Ct only to be
manufactured, &c per pound.
Copper In mallea or regulas and in all
forms in copper Is not advanced to
metallic state, / Of l per cent per pound;
on fine copper containing tire assay
any gold or silver accruing thereon, to be
free Of duty; copper in pigs, bars, states,
precipitated copper, and In all forms in
which copper Is metallic Of below so per
centum Of purity (ire assay &c per h.;
on ine copper coined. refined copper,
oi commercial purity, or 9S per centum
and upward, In ingots, cake, tile bars,
sheet, and all forms not rolled, So per
pound; on rolled copper in sheets, plates,
bolts or bars, and hammered copper, &c
per pound, except sheathing copper in
sheets OF 4S inches long and II inches
wide, from IS to 81 ounces per square
foot, which shall be Sc per pound; yellow
sheeting metal and yellow metal bolts Of
which the component part OF the chief
value is copper, shall be deemed manu-
facturers Of copper, and shall pay the
duty now prescribed by law for man
uiactures Of copper or articles manuiae-
tured Of copper, or in which copper Ia
a component OF the chief value, not other
wise provided for, S5 per cent advalorem.
Brass in bars or pigs, and old brass ct
only 10 be remanufactured, 10 per cent
advAlorem.
Articles not otherwise provided for,
made Of gold, silver, German silver, or Of
which either Of these metals shall be
component part Of the chief value, 40
per cent ad valorem; silver plated metals
In sheets or other form, So per cent ad
yalorem; manufactured articles, vessels
and wares not otherwised provided for,
OF brasE, iron, lead, pewter and tin, or
other metal Except gold, silver, platina,
copper and steel, or Of which either Of
these metals shall be component part
OF their chief value, IS per cent ad val.
orem; metals unmanutactured not other.
wise provided for 20 per cent ad yalorem;
antimeny, crude and reguluS, I Of l per
cent.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
On all style Of wines, imported
In casks containing not more than % per
cent Of alcohol and valued not exceeding
40c per gallon, 25c per gallon; valued Al
over 40c per gallon and less than 81 per
gallon, 60c per gallon; valued at over 81
per gallon, $3.50 per gallon. Wines Of
all kinds, imported 10 bottles and not
otherwise provided, shall be subject 10 4
duty Of 100 per cent adyalorem. Pro-
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