The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-04

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Oils, castor, 80 cents q gallon, now 80 cents; codliv-
er. 10 cents. now % per cent; croton. 80. now 80
cents. Cotton seed, 10 cents, now %; olive salad, 80
cents, now %; seal. whale and other hsh oil, . cents.
now 20 per cent.
Paints and ~Colors-Blues, Berlin. Prussian. Chinese
and all others containing ferocyanide OF iron, q cents
per ponnd. now 20 per cent. and % per cent.
Blanc fxe. d cent, now % per cent. Yellow, green
and other chronic eolors, 4l2 cents, now % per cent.
Ochrs. sienna. lumber g Irths, dry. a cent per pound,
now u. Ultramarine blue, IA. now 5. Wash-blue
containing ultramine, 3 cents per pound. now 70 per
cent, vermillion, red or quicksilver colors. IL cents.
now % per cent. Plaster paris, ground or calcined-
S so per ton, now 20 per cent Medicinal prepare
tons known as essences. extracts. including proprie-
tary preparations. of which alcohol is the component
part, 40 cents a pound, now DO cents.
Medicinal preparations. mixtures. mucilages. pills,
ETC., of which alcohol is not a component part, 20 per
cent. ad valorem, now from 20 to 90 per cent; San.
TONNE. 81 a pound. now So. Castiie soap, IA cent
per pound, now 20 per cent. Sulphur. refined, IN rolls.
$S a ton; sublimed. or flower of, $40 q ton, now $40
and $40 respectively.
Varpishes' Including .ocalled gold size or Japan.
40 per cent. ad valorem; and on spirit v%arnishss. for
the alcohol contained therein, 81 per gallon additional.
now ranging from 40 per cent. TO Sl.oS per gallon
and 40 per cent.
SCHEDULE NJ BOOKS, PAPERS, ETC.
Books, photographs. maps, etc.. not enumerated,
% per cent, now 20 and % per cent. Paper envel-
opes % cents per / 900, now 20 per cent. and 10
p ptsd. cent s5 D MAne esssl. so% OF 9spsr and not IS snu% psc
cent. Surface-coated papers, card boards, album
enized and sensitized papers. autographs prints from
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trations in printed books and all articles produced
either in whole or in part by photographic process, 80
per cent. ad yalorem. Playing cards % cents per
pack, now 100 per cent.
SCHEDULE
Brushes and brooms, 80 per cent. ad valorem, now
30 per cent. and 20 per cent. Broom corn, 81 per
ton. Fea.ners. manufactured 40 per cent. now 90
per cent. fire-crackers, ; cents per pound, now 100
per cent. Gun-powder and explosives, when valued
at 20 cents or less per pound, D cents per pound,
now =; above 20 cents per pound, 8 cents per pound.
now 10. Hair. human drawn, but not manufactured,
20 per cent. ad vaiorem. now 30. Hair curled for
beds, ID per cent, now %. Hats of fur. wholly or
partially manufactured. including fur-hst bodies. SD
per cent. C~alf-skins, tanned or dressed, and skins of
all kinds not specifically enumerated. 20 cents per
pound, now 20. Leather cut into shoe uppers or
vamps or other forms shall be classified as manu-.
features OF leather and pay duty accordingly. Lime.
D cents per 100 pounds. now 10 per cent. Manu-
features OF aiabaster. amber. asbestos, etc, 25 per
leather, gutta percha. human hair and pspier- mache.
not enumerated, 50 Der cent, now 80 per cent. to 80.
Manufactures OF ivory. vegetable ivory. mother of
pearl and shell. not enumerated. 40 per
cents per gross. now So per cent.
In boxes containing not more than 100 matches each.
mating 10 cents per square yard. now 20 per cent.
Mats. 10 cents per square foot. now 20 per cent.
Pearls, 20 per cent. now 10 per cent, rtpss and
valorem, now 20 per cent. Pearl and sholl buttons, 2
cents per line, button measure. of lao of an inch per
gross, and in addition thereto, % per cent. I'D valo
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ad valorem, now %.
Buldiugo or monumental stone, except marble, un.
manufactured II undressed. not enumerated. Il cents
re cubic foot now II per ton. Building or monumental
stone, except marble, not enumerated. hewn, dressed
or polished, and buhr stones, manufactured or bound
up into mill-stones, 20 per cent. ad valorem, now ~
per cent.
INTERNAL REVENUE
The internal revenue section OF the bill, so fal
as il relates TO tobacco. provides that after the
LIST Of February, 1889. manufacturers Of cigars
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cigars, cheroots and on all cigarettes weiRhlne
more than three pounds per 200, which shall
be manufactured or sold after that date. shall bs
$50 per 1000. and on cigarettes weighing
less than three pounds TO the thousand, 90 cents
per thousand, and said tax shall be paid 10y the
manufacturer. IL repeals all laws restricting
the DISPOSITION OF tobacco by farmers and pro
ducers ana all laws imposing tsyes on manutact
ured tobacco and snuff, and re special take:
required by law TO be paid oy manufacturers oil
and dealers in leaf tobacco. retail dealers 10 lesI
tobacco. dealers IN manufactured tobacco. snuff,
and cigars, peddlers OF tobacco, snuh anc
cigars, and manufacturers Of snuff. It pro
vides for a rebate on all original and unbroker
packages held by manufacturers or dealers a.
the time the repeal goes into effect list Feb
ruary, 1899 1t also repeats all laws limiting
restricting or regulating the manufacture, salt
or exportation OF tobacco or snuff. 3
Alcohol tn be used in the Industrial arts il
relieved from the payment OF an internal reve
nue. tax: provision is made for bonded alcoho
warehouses. and safeguards are provided agains
fraud. There IL prohibition against the use o
any distilled spirits upon which The interna
revenue tax has not been paid in the msnufset
ure of tinctures, proprietary articles. wines
i LIQUORS, cordials, bitters or other alcoholic com
pounds. which are used or sole as beverages.
The last forty-three pages of the bill contain
its administrative features, wsich are similar Z
those contained in the naturalization bill AZ
passed the Senate during the Forty-ninth Con
greeS.