The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-03-09
THE CHANGES in THE TARIFF
BILL.

day; are IN the items given below, the elassifi-
cation and rates being as follows:
SCHEDULE A-CHEMICAL PRODUCTS.
i Glue, 20 per cent. ad valorem.
Alumina alum. patent alum. alum substi-
tue, sulphate of alumina and aluminous cake
ana alum IN crystals or ground, 90 cents per
100 pounds.
! Baryta sulphate of, or barytes manufact-
ured, One-fourth of one cent per pound.
/ Oil or essence of rum. so cents Der ounce
| jugs or bottles in which natural mineral
waters are imported are ricken from the
] Senate free st of chemicals.
lsCHEDULE B-EARTHENWARE ANDGLAsswARF
China, porcelain, parian and bisaGe ware
| including plaques, ornaments, charms, vases
and statueties, painted, Pr nted or giIded, or
| Otherwise decorated or ornameated in any
/ manner, an on earthen, s. one and crockery
| ware, painted or gilded, TO per cent. ad yalorem
All other earthen, stone and crockery wara,
white, glazed or edged, printed, painted,
i dipped or crean-c0lored, composed of earthly
4 or mineral substances, n It specially erumer-
aIed or provided for in this act, 50 per cent ad
Green. and colored glass, bottles. viaIs, dcmi-
johns and carboys covered or uncoveredA
| pickle or preserve Jars and other plain. mold.
ed or pressed, green and colored bottle glass
NOT cut, engraved or painted, and not special
| ly enume Grated or provided for in this act one
| cent per pound; if filled and not otherwise in
i this act provided for, said articles shall pay 80
4 on the contents.
All glass bottles and decanters and other
like vessels of glass shall, il filed pay the same
| rates of duty i'll addition to any duty charge
/ aDle on contents as if not filled, except as in
this act otherwise especially provided for.
cylinder and crown glass pol shed, not ex-
| ceedlng IOXl5 inches Iuare, ~ cents per
| square foot; above that and not exceeding
l6xZ4 inches square, cents per square foot;
above that and not exceeding 24x3J incaes
square, cents per square foot; above that
and not exceeding 24x6Oinc square, 20 cents
! per luare foot; all above that, 40 cents per
! square foot.
| SCHEDULE C-METALs
lron-ore, including manganferous iron-ore
also dross or residuum from burnt pyrites, rs
Sulphur ore, as pyrites, or sulphuret of iron
IN its natural state containing not more than
81 per cent of copper, rs cents per ton, pro-
vlded that ore containing more than2 per cent.
| OF copper shall pay in add ton thereto 81
| cents per pound Tor the copper contained
| therein.
Iron in pigs. iron kentledge, spiegeleisen,
| wrought aud cast scrap-iron and scrap steel,
| three-tenths of one cent per pound but moth
| ing Shall be deemed scrap-ron or scrap-steel
| except waste or refuse iron or steel that has
| featured.
Steel railway bars and railway bars made in
pare OF steel, weighing more than twenty-five
| pounds to the yard, Sl7 per ton
Bar iron, rolled or hammered. comprising
| hats not less than one inch wide, nor lie IS than
three-eights of one inch thick, eighttenths of
| one cent per pound; comprising round iron
| not less than three-fourths Of one inch in di-
| ameter, and square iron not less than three
fourths of one inch square, one cent per
| pound; comprising flats less than one inch
| wide orleSs than three-eighths of an inch thick,
| round iron less than three-fourths of an inch
ana not less than seven-sixteenths of one
| 1ncn IN diameter, and square iron less
| than three-fourthS of one inch square, one
| and one-tenth of one cent per pound: provided
that all iron in slabs, blooms, loops, or 9th II
| forms less finished than iron in bars and more
! advanced than pig-iron except ca stings, shall
| be rated as iron in bars and pay duty accord
1ngly, ana none of the above iron shall pay
| less rat CT duty than IS per cent ad Valorem;
provided, further, all iron bars, blooms billets
or yes or Shapes OF any kind in the manu-
facture of which charcoal is used as fuel shall
be sub. ected to q duty OF S22 per ton
| Iron or steel tee-rails, weighing not over
| twenty-five pounds to the yard nine-tenths of
one cent per pound; iron or steel fat rails
/ punched, eight-tenths of one cent per pound
i Round iron, in coils or rods, less than seven
| slXteenths of one inch in diameter and bars or
shapes OF rolled iron not specially enumerated
or provided Tor In this act, one and two-teuths
i cents per pound.
/ Boiler or other plate iron, sheared or I'M
| sheared. skelp-iron sheared or rolled in
| grooves one and onefourth cents per pound;
! sheet-lron, common or black, thinner than one
| inch and one alf and not thinner than No. 20
WIRE gage alone one-tenth of one cent per
i pound; thinner than No. 20 wire gauge and not
thinner than No. % wire gauge one and two
| Ienths OF one cent per pound thinner than No.
70 WIRE gauge and not thinner than No. 70 wire
/ gauge, one and fve-tenths of one cent per
! pound; thinner than No. 20 wire gauge and all
iron commercially known as common or black
taggers iron whether put up in )xes or bum
| 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 plates,
and taggers tin, and hereafter provided for
| When galvanized or coated with zinc or Spelter
| or othef metals, or any alloy of those metals
three, quarters of one cent per pound addi-
tional. N3ac
Pol she'd planished, or glanced sheet-iron or
sheet-steel, by whatever name DESIGNATED. 2Is
cents per p lund; pr y,ded that plate, or sheet,
ton IsfN1n hun
Other than polished, pllnished or glanced,
here n provided for, which has been picked
| or cleaned by acid, or by any other material or
| process, and which is cold-roled shall nav
one quarter of 0 e cent per pound more duty
| than )rresponding gauges of common or black
sheet cr tag gers iron
i . Cast-ir9n vessels, pl ties, stove-plates, and
! irons, sadirons, tailors' irons, hatters irons,
| and castings of iron not specially enumerated
or provided for in this act one and one-fourth
/ Iron Or steel railway fish-plates or splice
bars, one and one-fourth cents p pound
/ Anvils, anchors. or parts thereof, mill irons
| and mill cranks of wrought iron, and wrought
iron for b ps and forgings of iron and steel
for vessels, steam engines, and locomotives, or
pats thereof, we Ching each twenty-five
Steel ingots, cogged ingots, blooms and slabs,
by whatever process made; die-blccks or
blanks, billets and bars, and tapered and bev-
| eled bars, bands. hoops strips and sheets of
all gauges and widths; plates of all thicknesses
| and widths; steamer crank and other shafts,
wrist or crank pins, connecting rods and pis.
| ton rods, pressed, Sheared, or stamped shapes
or blanks of sheet or plate steel, or combina-
| lions of steel and iron punched or not
punched, hammered molds or swaged steel
gun moldS not in barrels, allows used as sub
s1tutes for steel tools; all descriptions and
SHAPES of dry, sand-loam, or iron-molded steel
castlngs: all of above classes of steel not 9TH
4 erWlSe specially provided for in this act val
ued at four cents pound or less, As per cent
UNI ad valorem; above four nts bound and
not above, seven cents per pound, two cents
| per pound: valued above seven cents and not
atoye ten cents per pound, two and three
4 quarter cents per pound; valued at above ten
cents per pound, three and one-quarter cents
/ per pound; provided that on all iron and steel
bars, rods. strips, or steel sheets, of whatever
shape, and on all iron or steel bars of irregll-
lar shape or section, cold-rolled( goldman
| mered, or polished in any way in addition to
the ordinary process of hot-roll or hing am
merlng, and on steel circular sgw plates there
shall be paid one quarter of cent per pound
in addition to the rates provided in this act
/ Steel wheels and steeI-tired wheels for rail
| way purposes, whether wholly or partly fin
| ished, and iron or steel locomotive car and
other other railway tires or parts thereof, wholly or
! partly manufactured, ~ cents per pound
/ iron or steel 1ngots, cogged ingots blooms,
| or blanks for the same, without regard to the
| degree of manufacture, cents per pound.
Iron or steel rivet, screw, nail, and fence
wire rods, round, in coils, and loops not lighter
than No. wire gauge, valued at So cents or
1 less per pound, clio of l cent per pound
/ Iron or steel wire fiat, with longitudinal
i ribs for the manufacture of fencing. six-tenths
i or one cent per pound. There shall be paid on
/ galvanized iron or steel wire, except fence
| wire, one-half of cent per pound, in addition
/ to the rate imposed on the wire of which it is
| made On iron wire, rope, and 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, cents
/ per pound, IN addition to the rates imposed on
/ wire of which it is made.
| steel not specially enumerated or provided
Tor IN this act As per cent ad yalorem with the
same long proviso as in the Senate bib.
Pens, metallic, II cents per gross.
Penholder tips and penholders or parts
| thereof, 30 per cent ad yalorem.
| Mineral substances in a 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, and
whether partly or wholly manufactured As
per cent. ad valorem.
Schedule d wood is unchanged
SCHEDULE E-SUGAR.
All sugar above No. Is and not above No. 16
Dutch standard, 2 75-100 cents per pound.
Schedule (tobaccol unchanged.
SCHEDULE G-PROvISIONS.
commits, sweetmeats, or fruits, preserved in
sugars, spirits, strip, or moasses, not other
wise specified or prov ded for in this act, and
Of II.