The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-01
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The duty upon wool Of the frat class
which shall be imported washed shall be
twice the amount Of the duty 10 which
It would be subject II imported unWashed;
and the duty upon wool Of all classes
which shall be imported secured, shall be
three times the duty TO which II would
be subjeCt'if imported unwashed; and the
duty upon wool oi sheep or hair oi alpaca
goat and other animals, which shall be
Imported in any other than ordinary con-
dition rs now and heretofore practiced,
or which shall be changed in lis charac.
ter or condition for the purpose Of eyad-
ing the duty, or which shall be reduced
in value by admixture Of dirt or any
other foreign substance, shall be twice the
duty to which II would be otherwise sub
iect.
Wools Of fret class, the value whereof
at last port or place whence exported TO
the United States, excluding charges in
said port, shall be 80 cents or less a
pound, 8 cents pound. Woods of the
same class, the value whereof at last port
or place whence exported TO the United
States, excluding charges in said ports,
shall exceed SO cents pound, 10 cents
pound.s =
Woods Of second class and all hairs OF
alpaca goats and other animals, the value
whereof at the last port or place whence
exported 10 the United States, excluding
charges IN said port, shall be 80 cents or
less a pound, s cents per pound. Woods
OF same class, the value whereof at the
last port or place whence exported to the
United States, excluding the charges in
said port, shall be 32 cents or less
pound, 8 cents per pound. Woois OF the
same class, the value whereof at the last
port or place whence exported to the
United States, excluding the charges in
said port, shall exceed 50 cents q
pound, 10 cents per pound.
Wools Of the third class, the value
whereof at the Last port or place whence
exported to the -Uniled States, excluding
the charges in said port, shall be II cts or
less pound, p cents per pound. Woods
Of same class, the value whereof at port
or place whence exported to the United
States, excluding charges in SAID port,
shall exceed 12 cents pound, 5 cents per
pound.
Woods on skin, same rates as other
wools, the quantity aud value 10 be ascer-
tanned under such rules as the Secretary
Of the Treasury may prescribe.
For the purpose Of showing wherein
and how far .the above changes differ
from the present schedule Of duties on
wool, we herewith append the present
rates OF duty, as follows (see Act Of
March ID, 1877
Class 1-Clothing Wools = Unwashed,
costing 800 or less per h., 10c per lb. and
II per Ct. ad val; unwashed, costing more
than 800, 12c per lb., and 10 per Ct. I'D
val; washed, double the amount Of duty.
Clas 2-Combing IpooLs-Washed and un-
washed, costing 32c or less per lb., 10c
per lb. and IL per ct. ad val; costing more
than 800 per l6., 12c per lb. and 10 per CT.
ad val. Class 3-Carpet and other similar
pO h-Washed and unwashed, costing l2c
per lb. or less, Sc per h.; costing more
than 12c per lb., &c per lb. Secured Of
all classes pay three times the duty on
unwashed. Sheep Skias-"on wools on
the skin, the same rates as on other
wools. the quantity and value to be as.
certained under such rules as the secre.
tary OF the Treasury may prescribe"
Woolen rags, shoddy, mungo and waste
l2c per ID.
BOOKS AND PAPER.
Books, periodicals, pamphlets, blank
books bound and unbound, and all print.
ed matter, engrayings, bound and un-
bound, illustrated papers, and papers
and maps, and charts, 20 per cent adva.
loren. Type, plain hook and newspa.
per, 10 cents per pound; jobbing and or.
namental, 80 cents per pound.