The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-15
THE CHANGES IN THE TARIFF
BILL.


Committee in the Tax and Tariff lui Cwhlcl
bill, thus modified, was passed by ngress to
day are in the items given below, the class II
cation and rates being IS follows:
SCHEDULE A-CHEN1CAL PRODUCTS.
Glue, % per cent. al valorem.
Alumina a9um. patent alum, alum substi-
tute, sutphate of aIumin1 and aluminous cake
and alum in crystals or ground, TO cents per
100 pounds.
Baryta, sulphate of, or barytes. manufact-
ured, one-fourth of one cent per pound
Oil or essence OF rum, 50 cents per ounce
Jugs or bottles in which natural mineral
waters are imported are stricken from the
Senate free lst of chemicals.
SCHEDULE B-EAISTHENwARE AND GLAs SNARE.
China, p 7rceIain, plrian and GisIue ware,
me- IncIualnS n Ptaques, ornaments, charms, vases
ana statuetIes, painted, Pr nted Sr gltqed, or
otherwise decorated or ornamented in any
mann IT. an on eartben, s one and crOcNery
ware painted or gllded. ~ per cent ad Val0renl.
q Ii other carthen, stone and crockery war ,,
wlhte glaze or edged, pr.nte ], p dn'ed'
dipped or cream-cOlOred, composed of earthly
or mineral substances, n t pecially eEumer-
ated or provided for in this sct, 50 per cent. ad
Green ana C -Iored glass, bottles, vials, dem-
Johns ana cafDoys tcoNerei or uneovcre ~
pickle or pre- 'erve jars, an other plain mod
sd or pressed, gr en- and colo ed bottle glass
not cut, engraved or painted, and not SFeCiHl-
~ enumerated or provided for in this act oTie
cent per pound; if filled and not otherwise n
this act provided for said articles shall paw 20
per cent I'D -Yalorem N addition to the duty
y All glass bottles and decanters and osher
like vessels of glass shall, tthlled, pay the same
rates of duty in addition to any duty charge
able on contents as if not filled, except as in
this act OFT erwise especially provide for.
Cylinder and crown glass pol sh d, not eX-
ceeding 1Oxl5 inches uare, "a cen per
square foot; above that and not exceeding
16X24 inches square, cents per square foot;
above that and not exceeding 24X3J inc es
square, 6cents per square foot; above that
and not exceeding 24xt0 Inches square, 20 cents
per luare 70 t; all above that 40 cents per
square foot.
lrOn-Ore including manganiferOus irOn-Ore.
also dross or residuum from burnt pyritcsi 75
sulphur ore as pyrites, or suiphuret of iron
in its natural state containing not more than
~ per cent of copper, % cents per ton, p"o-
Vlded that ore containngmoro than& per cent.
of copper shall pay IN add { ON thereto ,
cents per pound Tor the copper contained
Iron in pigs, iron kentledgc, spicgeleiscn,
wrought Il cast scrap-iron and scrap steel,
three tenths of one cent per pound; but moth
ing shall be deemed scrap-irOn or scrap-stCel
except waste or refuse iron steel that has
been IN actual use and IS fit only to be reH1anu-
steel railway bals and railway bars made in
pounds to the yard, 5I7 per ton.
Bar iron, rolled or hammered, comprising
fats not less than one inch wide, Eor lie than
three-eights of one nch thick, eght-tenth5 of
one cent per pound; comprising round ir IN
not less than three-fOurtbs of one inch in di-
ame' O., and square ron not less than three
fOurthS of one inch square, one cent per
pound; comprising flats less than 0he inch
round iron less than threc-fourths Of sal inch
and not less than seVen-siXtea nths of one
inch in diameter and square iron less
than three-fourths Of one inch square. one
and one-tenth of one cent per poun ; prOViled
that all iron in slabs, blooms, loops, roth +
forms less finished than iron in bars and more
advanced than pig-iTCn except ca tingS, shall
be rated as iron in bars ana pay duty ac. ord
ingly. and none of the above iron nall pay a
less rat Of duty than 35 per cent. ad va .Orem;
provided, further, all iron bars, blooms billets,
or Zes or stapes OF any IAnd IN the manu-
faCture of which CharcOal is used as fuel shall
be subjected to a duty of So per ton.
Iron or steel tco-l lails, weighing not over
twenty-five pounds tosthe yard, nine-tcnths Of
one cent per pound: iron steel fiat raj 8
punched. efght-tcnths of one cent per pound.
Round iron, in coils or rods, less thau seven
siXteenths of one inch i'll ameter and bars or
shapes Of rolled iron not specially cnumerat q
or provided Tor in this act one and twO-teuths
cents per pound.
Boiler or other plate iron. sheared or un-
sheared. skclp-iTOu shclr6d pr rolled in
grooves, one and oue-fOtIrth cents Per pound; /;
sbeet-iron. common or black thinner than q se
inch and one aIf an not thinner than No 20
wire gage alone, One-tenth of one cent per
pound: thinner Tia an No y W re gauge an / n, t
In 5nner Than No. p wire gauge, one and two
tenths OF ono cent per pound; thinner than No
p WIRE gauge and not thinner than No. - wire
gauge, one and hve-tenths of one cent per
pound; thinner than No. % wire gauge and all
iron commercially known as common or black
dies, or not, 30 per cent ad ValOrem; pro-
vided, that on all such iron and steel sheets
Or plates aforesaid. excepting on what are
Known commercially AS tin plates, ,terne plat IS
and taggers tin, and hereafter provided for
or other metals, or any alloy of those metals,
rhree-Guarters Of one cent per pound addi-
GOnal.
Pol shed, planished, or glanced sheet-iron or
Sheet teci, by whatever name DESIGNATED, "a
e-3uts per sund: pr ydcd, that plate. or sheet,
CT tagger5 IRON by Whatever name designated /
etn than polished, punished, or glanced
here n provided TO-, which has been picked
CT cleane By acid, or by any other material or
process, and which is coId-roHed shall pay
0he-qu uter of o e cent per pound more duty
thanc frresponding gauge OF C mmon OF black
LhCet I tiEGerS iron
irons, sadirOns, tul rs irons, hiatt irons,
and CASTINGS of iron not specially cnumerae cd
Crprovided for n this act one and onc-fCurth
Iron or steel railway fish-plates or splice
bars, one and one-fOurth cents r pound.
and m III cranIs, of wrought IRON ana W ought
iron for p and fOrgngs of iron ard steel
for Vessei s. steam engines, and Locomotives. or
pa Is thereof, we Ching each twenty-five
POUNDS or more, two cents per p und.
steel ingots cOgged ingOts, .oOms and slabs
hy Whata yer process made; diT-blCcks or
blanks. billets ana Lars, and tapered ana beV-
eled bars, bands. hoops, STRIP and sheets of
all gaug and widths; p,ates Of all thtcknesses
and widths; steamer crank and other shafts.
wrist or crank pins. competing rods and pis-
| or blanks OF sheet or plate steel, or combina-
tons -ns steel and iron, punched OF not
| punched, hammered mOlds or swaged steel,
| gun mOlds not in barrels, allows usei as sur
/ stitutes for steel tools; all descriptions and
castings ali Of above ca eses of steel not 9TH
| erwfse specially provided for in this act val
| um al vaInrem; above four nts pound and
not above seven cents per pound two cents
! per pound: valued above seven cents and not
! al owe ten cents per pound two and three
! quarter cents per pound; valued at above ten
! cents per pounu, LnISe anu o1e-qu quiifLeT cents
/ per pound; provided that on an iron ana steel
! bars, rods strips, or steel sheets, of whatever
shape, and on all iron or steel bars of ]. rcgI-
| lar shape or secItOn, cOlu-Foued, goldman
/ mered, or polished IN any way in addition to
the ordinary process Ps ;, od hotroli or hing am
mering, ana on steel clfcular saw plabes, there
/ shall tie paid One-CruaFteF Of q cent per pound
in addition To the rates provided in this act.
/ Steel wheels and Steeltired wheels for rail-
/ way purposes, whether wholly or partly I'm
| ished, and iron or steel locomotive. car. AMI
partly manufactured, ~ cents per poundS -
Iron or steel iugots, cOgged in2ots, Blooms,
! or blanks for the same without regard 10 the
| degree Of manufacture, ? cents per pound.
! 1bOn or steel IIVet, screw, nail, and fence
wire rods, round in coils. and loops not lighter
/ than No. wire gauge, valued at 81 cents or
/ less per pound, t-1J of i cent per pound.
! ribs for the manufacture Of fencing $ x-terIths
/ galvanizcI iron or steel wire. exceDk fence
I wire, one-half Of I cent per pound. in addition
/ TO the rate impos I'd on the wire of which L is
| made. On iron wire, rope, and re strand, l
/ cent per pound in addition to the rates i'm
/ posed on wire of which 1t is made.
! on steel wire, rope and wire strand, 2 cents
/ per pound, ~ addition TO the rates imposed on
wire Of which il is made.
! steel not specially enumerated or provided
for in this act - per cent al val0rem with the
/ same long pTOvisO as in the Senate bilD.
Pens. metallic Il cents per gross
. Penholder tips and penholders, or parts
/ thereof, - per cent al valOrem.
/ Mineral subs iances in q crude state ana
metals unwrOught not specially euumeraie q
1 or provided for IN this act, 20 per cent. al
/ yaiOrem.
Manufactures, articles. or wares. not spe-
I cially enumerated or provided for IN this act,
composed wholly or in part of iron. steel
copper lead. nickel, pewter, tin, zinc, gold,
/ silver. platinu um, or any other metal, and
/ whether partly or wholly manufactured, a
/ per cent. ad vaIOrem.
1 Schedule ID wood Is unchanged.
SCHEDULE E-SUGAH-
All sugar above No. = and EoJ above No. i6'
/ Dutch standard. , 15-f0J cents per pound
/ Schedule + CtObHccoJ unchanged
/ SCHEDULE G-pROYISIOSS.