The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-04

than q Of an inch thick, ROUND iron les
| than 81 of an inch, and not less thai
7-I6 of an inch in diameter, and squar
iron less than q of an inch square,
cent Il Ito. Round iron in coils and rods
less than 7-16 Of an inch in diameter, anC
bars or shapes of rolled iron not specially
enumerated Ito cents now 22-lU); cas-
iron pipe 9-10 cent D; cast iron vessels
| plates, hand irons, sad irons, etc, no
specially enumerated, 2-10 cents per pound
! ill: castings of malleable iron unenumer
atetl ~ cents e. iron or steel anchors
| wrought iron for ship, forgings of ireI
and steel weighing twenty-five pounds OF
| more, $40 cents %. Axles cents (212l
Blscksmiths hammers "a cents (2@a)
| Beams, Orders and building farms l LIZ
| cents lI1 Boiler and other plate iron OF
steel. except saw plates not thinner thar
! No. 10, wire gauge valued at cents pei
pound or less l cent per pound; above
cents and not above 3 cents, l 2lO cents
| per pound, above cents aud not
above cents, 6-l0 cents; above
cents and not above cents, cents; ABOVE
| cents and not above 10 cents, $40 cents
above 10 cents and not above 10 cents, 81
cents; above Is cents, 45 per cent. &C
valorem now all 10: provided that al
plate iron or steel thinner than No. 10 wire
guage shall pay duty as iron or steel plates.
Boiler and other tubes, 21I cents PEI
pound now and ~.
Bolts, "a cents (215).
Chains not less than % of an inch in
diameter, Clio cents; between % and $S
| $40 cents; less than g, 3 cents Q94, 2 and
25).
Forgings of iron and steel not specially
enumerated 2 $40 cents. now 213.l
Hoop or band iron, between Nos. 10 and
20. ITO cents per pound, now 2-l0 thin
ner than No. 20, $40 now l 4-l0). Pro-
vided that hoop or band iron or steel ties
shall pay 210 cents per pound more than
the duty imposed on the hoop from which
il is made
Nails, cut, cent per pound Q149 wire
nails, longer than inches and above No.
IL, 2 cents per pound, ~ between and 2
inches 215 cents a..
Railway bars of iron and steel made in
part of iron and steel, 7 rails and punched
iron or steel fiat rails, 40 cent per pound
(ranging from $l7 per ton to $40 cent per
pound. Railway fish plates l cent pound,
Q1a)
Sheet iron or steel thinner than No. 20,
$40 cents per pound go per cent ad-
valorem). Spikes, nuts, washers, horse
shoes. l $40 cent pound, ~. Cogged
ingous, blooms and blanks for wheels, %
cent, (2).
The classification of wire rods is changed
as follows: Duty of 6-10 cent per pound is
imposed on all sizes not smaller than No
and valued at 3 cents or less per pound, and
ON iron or steel fiat with ribs for fencing,
valued at 3 cents or less On all sizes of
iron and steel wire the duty is reduced u
cent per pound, except when it is smaller
than No. g, when the duty is unchanged.
1t is also provided that wire valued at
more than 10 cents per pound shall pay a
duty Of not less than 40 per cent. ad
valorem.
Files, between 9 and 10 inches, 81 80 per
dozen; over IA inches, 81 81 80 and So.
In steel ingots, blooms and slabs, bands,
saw plates, plates, shafts, moulds, and cast
ings the classification, which now begins at
values of cents per pound, with duties
ranging from As per cent. ad valbrem to 4
cents per pound is carried on down TO
values of l cent per pound, and the follow
ing rates are proposed: Valued at ! cent
per pound or less, $40 of cent per pound
between ] cent and / 40 cents, 6-l0 of /
cent per pound; between l 40 cents and
! $40 cents, $40 of l cent per pound; be-
tween $40 cents and 2 2-l0 cents, $40 of
cent per pound; between 2-l0 cents and 3
cents, 2-10 cents per pound; between
and A cents, $40 cents per pound; be-
tween 4 and cents, 2 cents per pound; be-
tween and 10 cents. 2 $40 cents per pound
between 10 and Is cents, 80 cents per
pound; above Is cents, As per cent. ad
valorem.
Cross cut saws, 6 cents per linear foot /;
mill, pit and drag saws, not over 9 inches
wide, cents; over inches, 13 cents, Is, IL
and 15).
Lead sheets, pipes and shot, 21z cents per
pound 81.
Double-barreled breech- loading shotguns
$40 each, and % per cent. ad valorem, (35
per cent?
Wood screws, more than 2 inches in
length, ) cents per pound; between l and 9
inches, cents g and s.; half inch and less,
IA cents per pound 90.
Cut tacks, brads and sprigs, not exceed
ing 10 ounces to the thousand, 2 a cents per
thousand (21a): exceeding Is ounces, 294
cents per pound 49,. Type metal, II cents
per pound go per cent. ad valorem)
New type, % per cent. ad valorem. Zinc
blocks or pigs, "a cents per pound az.
Zinc for remanutacture, l d cents 40.
1t is provided that articles not specially
enumerated, made from sheet iron or steel,
pay a duty no lower than that imposed
on the material from which they are made.
THE WOOL CLASSIFICATION.
The classification of woods is that of the
present law. The duties are: Woods of the
first and second class aud all hair of the
Alpaca goat and other like animals, IL cents
per pound 90 to 36) (; woods of the third class
exceeding in value IL cents per pound, {
cents per pound (5; top slubbing and all
other waste, composed wholly, or in part
of wool or worsted, 80 cents per pound.
All woods and hair of the Alpaca goat or
other animals which have been advanced
by any process of manufacture beyond the
washed and secured condition, not other
wise enumerated or provided for in this act
shall be subject to the same duties as are
imposed upon manufacturers of wool not
specially enumerated or provided for in this
act Wooden clothes, shawls and all manu-
features of wool not enumerated, valued al
not exceeding 40 cents per pound, 81 cent:
per pound, and i'm addition thereto 30 Del
cent. ad valorem (35 cents and 35 and A
per cent? above 40 and not exceeding 81
cents per pound, 30 cents per pound and Il
per cent. ad valorem (35 and 40 cents and 3,
and 40 per cent?; above 60 cents per pound
40 cents per pound and 40 per cent. az
valorem.
Flannels, blankets, hats, etc, valued al
above 60 cents per pound, 40 cents per
pound and 40 per cent ad valorem CA cent
and 80 per cent, and 35 cents and 40 pei
cent
Women's and children's dress goods
Italian clothes. etc., made part of wool anC
valued at not exceeding 10 cents per squar,
yard, 6 cents per square yard, 40 per cent
ad valore'l Is cents and 81 per cent?; con
tanning an admixture of silk and in which
silk is not the component material of chic
value, and not otherwise provided for, |,
cents per square yard, and in addition
theret1 40 per cent. ad valorem Is cents anC
30 per cent. and cents and 10 pei