New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-05

car.trck chauneis tees columns ana posts or partt
aud building ioruls together with all o:her structural
shapes Of iron steel per pound a ,sbov or
partly finished and iron steel loeomoliye car anl
oher railway tires s or parts sse pSo cossed ngoS
blooms or blanks for the same without regard 10 the
degree OF per pound T cs sna wire rods
ronnJ in coils and loops or fat with longitudinal RIBS
not lighter than No. wire guage' per pouhn'
Screws. commonly called wood screws, two inches OF
s wo Inches sf pEIa nsf pound cents
inch to oDcaf inch in length per pound lO cents esS
Iron steel wire, smaller than No. and not smaller
than No 10 wire gauge, per pound, liz cents smaller
per pound cents; smaller than No. and not smaller
Than No 20 wire gauge, per pound ZIG cents smsher
that iron orsee wire covered with cotton other
material, and wire commonly known us crinollne cor
to tho foregoing rates And provided further that no
article from iron steel wire, or which iron or
pay a less rate Of duty, than the iron
or steel wire from which IL IS mot m iaoe
or steel wire cloths and iron or wire Meetings. made
in meshes OF any FORM shall pay duty equal In amount
of per pound In addition thereto; ana proviueu
further that wire rope and wire strand Of iron OF on
wire of which they made and cant per pounu suo
articles of iron or steel
in this act enumerated. when gayan aIox or
mixture Of metals, BY any process whatsoever,
| there shllI be paid (excepilng on what are known
and hereinbefore provided for per pound in adj
ditiOn TO the rates provided In TINS ACT. 1900, - -
stee in any FORM not specially enumerated or pro.
yded for in this act per pound Provided tnat
all metal produced from iron or Its ores wch rs cas-.
aud maeable OF whatever description Ut form, without
regard 10 the percentage carbon contained therein,
whether produced by cementeton, or conVete cast o
male from iron, its by the crucloe BessemeI
Pneumatic, ThomasGichrist Basic olemens-Msrtih or
Open Hearth process. or by the equivalent OF el'hr
| or by the combination OF two or more OF me
| processes or their equivalents or by any fusion
or otner process which produces from iron or s ORES
metal either granulac or ibrous IN structure WhGn Is
east and malesble excepting what Is known as maea
Die iron castings, shall be classed ana DO
| steel .,o .,rod
Argentine albata, German silver, unmanuiactured
Copper imported in the form of ores and copper
cement, pound of fine copper contained therein
each pound OF fine copper therein gig cents
Old copper 1T only for remanufaoture, ana cnppngs
copper, or Dutch metal, and all conposlu0n
metal Of which cooper is component material of chief
value per pound. cents In plates, bars, 9gos ChlI
other pgs and In other forms not manufactured or
enumerated IN this act, per pound, cents -,
rolled plates called brsZiers copper sheets, rode,
or OF which copper snail component OF chief value,
specially enumerated or provided Tor In this act 80
Nickel ia ore matte or other crude form not ready
for Ia the ars on tue nSs s
oxide alloy of any kind in which nickel is the element
of chief value and ngus sheets or oher forms OF OH
or other metal covered or plated with nickel
made OF metal 50 covered or plated per pound ~
zinc spelter. tu,enegue, in blocks or pigs and old
znc tit only 10 be remanufaotured per pound
1l2cents Znc, spelter, or tuienesue III sneeS' pea
Hollow ware, coated, glazed. timed, per pound
Muskets, rifles. and other Are arms, 20 per cent ed
Needles for knitting or sewing machines per thousand
Penknives and kotkniyes of all kinds. and
swords, sword blades, and side-arms 90 per cent al
yaloren.
Pens, metallic, 40 per cent ad valOrem; ,o..u,
Pins solid head or other 80 per cent al vaiotem'
Quicksilver, 10 per cent al vaiOrein
Type metal, 20 per cent Nd valorem.
Cnromate of iron, or chronic ore, 10 per cent al
Pen tips of penhoders or parts thereof IS per cent
Manufactured articles not specially enumer.
ated provided for this act, composed wholly or IN
part IRON STEEL "copper" Lead Nickel pewter thu zinc,
gold silver patiuum other metal, and whether
partly wholly manufactured, 40 per cent ad yaorem
SCHEDULE D.-wooD AND WOODEN WARES.
Hubs for wheels posts. last blocks. blocks oar
blocks gun blocks heading bocks and all like blocks
sticks, rough hewn or sawed only 70 psr cent al vaio
rem.
SCHEDULE E.-sUGAR.
All sugars not above No 1G d. .. in color, tank bot
TOMS syrups OF cane Juice Juice, meads,
centrated melado, concrete and concentrated
mOlasses tested By .t the p0laTisSops an mot
per pound, la cents and for every additional degree
traction OF degree shown by the poarsc 1pe test
sugar above No. 10 and not above No 20 ID. s., per
pound, cents; all sugars above No. 20 d - per pound
not c0lored per pound cents All otner confectionery,
not specially enumerated or provided Tor IN TINS act
being refined, when tinctured, coored or In any way
adueraled valued at 80 cents per pound or less per
per pound, when sold Dy the box package or other
vice than by the pound 90 per cent al valorem'
SCHEDULE B.--ToBACCo.
Cigars cigarettes and cheroots Of all kinds, per
pound So paper cigars and cigarettes. Including
wrappers shall be subject TO the same duties as are
herein imposed upon cigars. All manufactured tOb
Bound Se All mautactrcd tobacco valued 1T less than
40 cents per pound, 80 cents per pound.
SCHEDULE G.-PRoYIsIoNs-
Barley pearled, patent hued per pound, q cent.
Rye and barley per bnshel 10 cents
Barley malt, per bushel OF "a pounds, 20 cents.
Rye -four. per pound, q cent.
Potato or corn starch, per pound cent
Rice starch, per pound. 2l9 cents
Other starch, per pound, Zls cents
Rice, cleaned, per pnund, ~ cents.
Paddy per pound, Ia cents
Rice -four. 20 per cent ad valorem.
Eisu, nackerel, per pOund, cent
Hcrrings, picked or salt, per pound, i9 cent
Salmon. picked, per pound, cent.
Other isb, picked, in barrels, per pound. cent.
Foreigncaugh: 1sh, Imported otherwise than III bar
rels bali barrels whether reSh, smoked, dried sailed
or picked not specially m or provided Tor
Anchovies and ssrdines packed In oil otherwise In
i'm Vide and "a nches deep per whole boon 10
cents In hall boxes measuring not than inches
long inches vide and l6s inches deep, each CENTS
In quarter boxes. measuring not Than 10 inches
long ga WIDE and III deep, each 2i2 cents.
Wnen imported III any other form 10 per cent ad va
salmon and all ish. prepared preserved and
prepared meats OF all kinds not specially enumerated
or provided Tor In this act 20 per cent ad yalorem
Cnicory root ground unground burned or prepared
per pound, cents.
Vinegar per gallon, 72 cents Tho standard for vine
gar snail be taken 10 be that strength wcn requires 30
grains bcarJOHate Of potash to neutralze ounce
Troy of vinegar And all import duties that may be m
posed by vinegar imported from foreign countries
shall be collected according 10 this standard
Chocolate, prepared or unprePared, per pound,
cents.
Datcs plums and prunes per pound, cent.
F1gs per pound. 2 cents
Oranges In boxes OF capacity not exceeding zig cubic
feet per box % cents III . boxes capacity not exceed
ing a cubic ee per nalf box, Is cents In bulk per
thousand, 81 60. 49,
In barrels. capacity not exceeding that OF the l9O
poun0s -four barrel, per barrel 30 cents.
LemOns, IN boxes OF capacity not exceeding 2i2 cubic
feet per Dox, 80 cents In onehali boxes, capacity