Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-11

$l.5O),
Hollow ware, PIC. per pound NOV 81.
Nickel ore, Sc per pound nov 15).
Nickel matte, 10c NOV 15).
Quicksilver, &c per pound now 10 per
cent. ad valOrem).
Type metal, 115c per pound (now 20
per cent. al valorem).
WOOD SCHEDULE.
Ia the wood and wooden schedule tho
duty on hern and sawed timber is 20 per
cent. ad vsloTem; saved boards, planks,
etc, 81 per 1000 feet
SUGARS.
In schedule "En covering sugars, all
sugars not above IS d. S. 40 of cent
per pound; present rates are 1 40 cents
per pound; while the Mills bill proposes
a duty of l 1900 cents per pound; sugar
above No ID and not above 16 d. a. rs
cents per pound; Z the Mills bill it is
20-l00 cents per pound, Above No. Is
and NOT above 20 d. s. ia cents per
pound; against 2 40-100 cents per pound
ia the Mills bill. All above No. 90 d. s. 2
cents per pound against 2 $40 cents per
pound in the Mills bill.
EHE TOBACCO SCHEDULE.
Schedule tobacco, cigars, etc. Tobacco,
cigarettes and ehsroots, $3.50 per pound
(nyw $3.50), II any portion of any tobac-
co, ia any package or in bulk, shall be
suitable for wrappers, the entire guam
tity Of to5acco contained in such i'm.
portation shall be dutiable, il not stemm-
ed, at Is cents per pound; if stemmed,
at one dollar per pound; leaf tObaoco, all
other than that suitable for
wrappers, unmafufaotured and not
stemmed 20 cents per pound, stemmed,
25c NOV 85c) snuff, Sc Q per pound.
RRE6H FISH
remains on the free list, but with the fol
lowing important reservations Except
when frozon or packed in ice or other
wise prepared 6y any process OF preserva-
ton.
COTTON AND COTTON MANUFACTURES.
Schedule Cotton, manufactured cot
ton, thread yarn, wraps, or varp-yarn,
mot wound upon spools) valued at over
20 cents and not exceeding 40 cents per
pound, 10 cents per pound, % ceats,)
over 40 cents aud not exceeding
so, % cents per pound, go cents,) oser
90, and not exceeding CO., % cents per
pound (25 centp) Cotton cloths, not
bleached, dyed, colored, etc., and not
exceeding fifty threads to the square
inch 2 cents per square yard (213 cents;
if bleaohed 219 90; if dyed, colored,
etc, cents go Cotton cloths not
bleached, dyed, oolored, etc, exceeding
fifty and not exceeding 100 threads 2 i
cents (215 cents); if b!eached
% cents (315 oents); il dyed,
colored, etc, 4 cents az ceuts);
provided that on all cotton cloth not ex-
ceeding 100 threads not bleached, dyed,
etc, valued at over 615o per yard bleached
valued at 90, and dyed, colored, etc, val
usd at over 12o there shall be paid n duty
of IS per cent ad valorem
nov ranging from 215 to 4l9c
per square yard. All cotton cloth ex-
cseding 100 and not $50 threads TO the
square inch, not bleGched, dyed, etc, val
rs1 at over7la per square yard, bleach
ed valued at over TO- per square yard,
dyed, oolored, stained, painted or pointed
valued ut oyee 1913 G per square yard,
there shall DO paid duty OF
20 per cent. Rd valorem; cotton cloth not
bleached, dyed, oolOred, etc., exceeding
$50 and not exceeding 200 threads, $3.50
per square yard (3); if bleached, 415c (4);
if dyed, oolored, etc, 515c (5); provided
that on cotton cloth exceeding 100 and
not exceeding 200 threads, not bleached,
dyed, colored, etc, valued at over cents
per square yard; blea3hed valued at oyer
10 cents per square yard dyed, colored,
etc; painted or printed valued ct over
y cents per squsrs yard there
shall bs paid duty OF As per cent.
ad valorem 40 cents;) cotton cloth, not
beachsd, dyed, colored, etc, exceeding
200 threads, AZ cent5 per square yard,
"a cents;) if beached, SO cents, % cents;)
if not cslored, ETC., ga, 6 cents On
stockings, hose and half hose, com posed
of cotton OF other vegetable fibre valued
at not exceeding s. per dozen pairs, 60
cents per dozen pRirs, aud 20 per
cent. ad va!Orem, 40 per cent. J
On cotton damask, 1l0thing, and wearing
apparel or cotton not enumerated. 40 per
cent. adyaloram, OBS ana 80 per cent
Hamburg edgjug, smbroideries ana in
sertions of cotton, - per ponad and
Is per cont Hdvalorem 90 per cent?
pushes. gelyetosna and eli pile fabrics
composed OF cotton, 10 per square yard
and 20 per cent. sdyalorem GO per cent?.
FLAX HENrP AND JUTE.
The duty on flax straw is fixed q 50
per ton; FAX not nackled, $40 per tor,
the same as at present. In the Mills bill
they are pus on the free list Hacked
fax in the senate bill is ixed at $40 per
ton, in the Mills bill $40; tow of fax or
hemp is taxed at $40 per ton; in the
Mills bill it ia on lEe free list; hemp $50
per ton; burlaps not exceeding sixty
inches in width, excepting such
as may be suitable for cot.
ton baggiag, thirty per cent
this in the Malls bin is on she free list
Hemp or i1te carPehng, cents per sq
yard; cotton bggg ng aud gunny cloth
suitable for covering cotton cloth a Of q
cent per pound; Runny cloth, BOT bag
giag, is taxed 10 per cent in the Mills
bill. Olcloth, linoleum, cortieeue, Zoe
PER square yard and u per cent.
Schedule Hemp $50 per ton, l&25);
cables or cordaee aud twine including
binding twine, composed wholly of man.
lie or sisal grass 1l5 cents per pound
(2l5 to 3l5 par pguud.) Manufactures
OF hax, hemp and jute, valued ct cents
per pound or less, cents per pound
go per cent.) valued above