The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-15
THE CHANGES IN THE TARIFF
BILL.
WAsH1Naron. .March.

| bill, thus modified, was passed by Congress to-
! day! are in the items given below, the classsa-
cation and rates being ss follows:
| ~. SCHEDULE A-CHEMnCAL- PRODUCTS.
Glue 20 per cent ad valorenl.
Aiumina alum. patent alum, alum substi-
| tu.e euphate of alumina and aiuminous cake
and an alum in crystals or, ground, so cents per
|. .Baryta, sulphate of, or barytes. mapufact-
ured, one-fourth of one cent per pound.
OH or essence OF rum, so cents per ounce. :
Jugs OF bottles In which natural mineral
| waters are imported are rfcken from the
Senate free stof chemicals. ~ .stg b
| SCHEDULE B-EARrHENwARE ANDGLAesWARE.
China, porcelain, parian and bisque ware,
aud satueries, painted, Tr -Bted CT, gfided, or
otherwise decorated or Crn tme tied In any
war;. psfnted or gilded, topper cent. ad valorem.
All other earthen, stone and crockery wara,
white, glaaef tor edged, printed, p,intea,
dipped or cream-c3lored, composed of earthy
| or mineral substancess n It specially ecumer-
ated or provided for in this act, 50 por cent nd
Green.ani cnlored glass, bottles, vials, deni.
/ Johns and carboys covered or -uncoyeredt
ed or pressed, grsen and cciosed bottle glass
not e1 Ss and tSs not al
| cent per pound; If file and not otherwse IN
this act provided for, sad articles shall pay 30
per cent ad valorem in. addition TO the duty
y All il glass Bottles and aecanters and other
like vessels of glass shall filled, pay the same
Sf sy IT d da ssh az S
| Cylinder and crown glass pol shed, not ex-
above hat and not
aSxSa & inches ths SQUARE cents per sluare foot;
square cents per square foot; above tka{f
and not exceeding 24x60 inc hes square, 20 cents
per luare foot; all above that, 40 cents per
l. SCHEDULE C-METALs. -rff
1ron-ore, including manganiferous iron-ora,
also dross or residuum from burnt pyrites, 70
Sulphur ore, as pyrites, or sulphuret of iron
IN its natural state, containing not more than
| 3h per cent of copper, IS cents per ton. pro-
| vided that ore contain ng more than 2 per cent
OF copper shall pay IN add t on thereto ets
cents cents per pound 1or the copper contained
Iron in pigs, iron kentiedge, .spiegeleisen,
wrought a. q: d cast scrapiron and scrap steel
| ing she'll be deemed scrap-iron or scrap-steel
| except waste or refuse iron or steel that has
been in actual use and Is lit only to be remanu-
Steel railway,bals and railway bars made in
Poonds Is to s the sar sis pep Grs ton man
Bar iron, rolled or hammered, comprising
fats not less than oae inch wide, nor Ie. 9 than
notices. than three-fourths Of one inch ID d.
| ameier, and square iron not less than three
fourths Of one inch square, one cent per
| pound; comprising flats less than one inch
lsn hsn %
and not less than seven-sixteenths Of one
inch in diameter, and square iron less
| and one-tenth of one cent per pound; provided
that all i'm in slabs, blooms, loops, OF 9th r
| forms less finished than iron in bars and more
advanced than pig-iron, except ca things, shall
| be rated as iron In bars and pay duty act ord
ingly, and none of the above iron shall pay a
provided further. ali iron bars blooms, bfiiets.
| or zes or Shapes Of any kind 10 the manu-
be sub. .ected to duty Of ssa pr ton. -. '''''''
Iron or steel & dee-a = ais, , weighing not over
per nonnd 70 b1s ar e
| punched. eighttenths of one cent per pound.
| Hound iron, in coils or rods, less tnan seven
| sixteenths of one inch In d ameter, and bars or
shapes Of rolled iron not specially enumerati d
! or provided Tor thts not, one and twottetfhs
| Boiler or other plate iron, sheared or un-
sheared. skelp.iron sheared or rolled in
grooves, one and onefourth cents ger pound;
sheet-iron, common or black, thinner than one
inch and one aif and not thinner than No. 20
wire gage alone, one-tenth of one cent per
tn nner than No. 25 wire gauge, one and two
sentns OF one cent per pound; th inner than No.
Is wire gauge and n9t thinner than No. ~ wire
| gauge, one and five-tenths of one cent per
| pound; thinner than No. g wire gauge and all
| iron commercially known as common or black
| taggers iron, whether put up in boxes or bum
dies, or NOT, 80 per cent. ad valorem; pro
| vided, that on all such iron and steel sheets
or plates aforesaid, excepting on what are
| when galvanized or coated with zinc or spelter
three. quarters Of one cent cent per p % bound 1i add.
| dOual.
Pol shed. planished. or glanced sheet-iron or
sheets teel. by whatever name designated, 2h
cents per p lund; pr v.ded, that plate or sheet
or taggers iron BY whatever name designate
here povded for which has been ee pieSfed
or cleanel by acid, or by any other material or
process, and l. which is eold-roiled, shall pay
| than G )rresponding gauges of cmmon or black
sheet or tasgers iron.
irons, sadironS, tailJrs irons. hattars' irons,
and castings of iron not specially enumerated
orprovided for in this act one and one-ft urth
Iron or steel railway dsh-plates or splice
bars, one and one-fourth cents p pound.
and mill cranks of wrought iron, and W. ought
iron for b ps and forgings of iron ard steel
pa Is thereof, we Ching cash twenty Ave
steel ingots, cogged insots. Blooms and slabs,
| by whatever process made; dir-bl eks or
blanks, billets and bars, and tapered and bev-
eled bars, bands. hoops, strips and sheets of
all gauges and widths; p.ates of all thicknesses
wrist or crank pins. connecting rods and pis
ton rods. pressed, sheared, or stamped shapes,
lions Of steel and f IRON. I pnnched @ G0o OF mot
punched, hammered molds or swaged steel,
stitutes for steel tools; ali descriptions and
shapes Of DRY, sand-loam, or iron nodded steel
cast ngs; all or above ca ses of steel not 9th
erwise specially prov Ided Tor in this act, val
ued at four ce It's pCund or less, 45 per cent
um ad valorem; above four nts pound and
per pound: valued above seven cents and not
a, owe ten ,se cents @ per pound, two and three
Sents per POUND tBpee and eena 1e
per pound; provided that on all iron and steel
bars, rods. strips, or steel sheets, of whatever
lar shape or section, cold-rolled, Goldman.
mered, or polished in any way i'll addition to
mering, and on steel circular saw plates, there
shall e paid one-quarter of a cent per pound
in addition to The rates prov ded in this act
Steel wheels and steeI-tired wheels for rail-
ished, and iron or steel locomotive, car, and
partly manufactured, sI Cents % per pound. S.' VI
or blanks for the same, Without regard to the
Iron Or steel I;vet, screw, nall, and fence
wire rods, round, in coils and loops, not lighter
less per pound, Clio Of cent per pound. -
-;l Iron IN or steel wire fat, with longitudinal
Tra Be- psa
galvanized iron or steel wire, except fence
wire, one-half of cent per pound. in addition
made. On iron wire, rope, and W re strand, ]
cent per pound in addition to the rates i'm
posed on wire of which it is made.
On steel wire, rope and wire strand, 2 cents
wire of which it is made.
for in this act IS per cent ad valorem with the
same long proviso as in the Senate bilD.
| Pens, metallic, IL cents per gross.
Penholder tips and penholders, or parts
thereof, 30 per cent ad valorem.
|, Mineral substances in crude state and
metals unwrought not specially enumerated
or provided for in this act, 20 per cent. ad
valorem.
Manufactures, articles or wares, not spe
cially enumerated or provided for In this act
composed wholly or in part of iron, steel
copper, lead. nickel, pewter, tin, Zinc, gold
silver, platinum, or any other metal, an6
whether partly or wholly manufactured, 4
per cent ad valorem.
Schedule D wood Is unchanged
SCHEDULE E-SUGAR.
All sugar above No. 13 and not above No. l6
Dutch standard. 75-100 cents per pound.
Schedule F (tobacco) unchanged.
| SCHEDULE G-PROvISIONS.
Comf1ts, sweetmeats, or fruits, preserved ir
sugars, spirits, sirup, or molasses. not other
wise spec fed or provided for in this act, aud
| jellies of all kinds Is per cent ad valorem.
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