The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-10

al, products OI,SuCn as llAptna, ,DenLlhc,
,enisole, dead oil and pitch. All
of coal tar, not colors or
Ives, and not acids of cOlOrs and dyes,
ogwood and other dyewuOds, extracts
md decOctions of.
Spirits of turpentine, boneblack,
worry drop black and bone charcoal.
Ocher and Ochery earihs, lumber and |
lmber earths, sienna and sienna earths, |
when dry.
All preparations known as essential |
Dils, expressed oils, distilled oils,
rendered oils, alkaline, alkaloids and
all combinations of any OF the tOrego-
ing aud chemical compounds by what
ever name known and not specially
or provided for i'll this
act.
All barks, beans, berries, balsams,
buds, bulbs, bulbous roots and excres-
ceGces such as nut gals, fruits, flowers,
dried tibers, grains, gums and gum
resins, herbs, leaves, lichens, nuts,
roots, and stems, vegetables, seeds and
seeds of morbid growth, weeds, woods
used expressly tor dyeing and dried
insects
All non dutiable crude minerals, but
which have been advanced in value or
condition by refining or grinding or by
other process of manufacture, not spec
tally enumerated or provided for Ill
this act.
All earths or clays unwrOught or
unmanutactured china, clay or kaolme.
Opium, crude. containing Q per
centum and over of morphia for medi-
cal purposes.
Iron and steel cotton ties or hoops
for bailing purposes, not thinner than
No. ~ wire gauge.
Needles-sewing darning, knitting
and all others not specially enumerat-
ed or provided for in this act.
Copper imported in the form of ores
reguins of, and black coarse cop,
per and copper cement, old copper fiji
ONLY for manufacture. Nickel, in ore
matt, or other crude form not read.
for consumption in the arts. Antimo
ny, rs regulus or metal. Quicksilver
chromate of iron or chronic ore
Mineral substances in a crude state an'
metals unwrought, not specially enum
Grated or provided for.
Brick. Vegetables in their nature
state, or in salt or brine. Chicor
root, ground or unground, burnt
, prepared, and all other articles used q
intended TO be used rs coffee or substi
, tuies therefor, not specially enumerate
, or provided tor. Cocoa, prepared {
manufactured. Dates, plums AN
pruues. Currants, seante or othe
+ Figs.
+ Meats. game aud poultry, beans, pei
) and salt peas.
u Pulp tor paper makers use.
A Bibles, books and pamphlets prlntt
in other languages than English, al
e books and pamphlets and all pubEct
+ tions of foreign governments and pul
C lications of foreign societies, historic
II or scientific, printed for gratnitons di
y tributiou.
!, Bristlcs. builds and bulbous roots II
II medicinal.
l., Feathers of all kinds crude or II
|, dressed, colored or manufactured.
: Finishing powder. Grease. Grln
= stones, finished or unfinished. Curl
Il hair, for beds or mattresses. Huini
hair, raw, uncleaned and not draw
Ie Hatlers' fur, not on the skin. Hen
j. and rape seed and other oil reeds
= like character. Lime. Garden sect
le Linseed and fax seed. Marble OF
At kinds, in bulk, rough or squared. Osl
1t or willow prepared for basket maker
nae Broom corn. BrushwoO
N Plaster of paris, when ground or ct
s. cined. Rags OF whatever mater
rs COMPOSED. Rattans and reeds, man
~ factured but not made up into finish
l. articles.
e, Paintings in oil or water colors a
re statuary not otherwise provided +
o. But the term "statuary" shall not
AS understood to include professional p
ne ductions of a statuary or of sculp
only. Stones, unmanufactured a
Ii. undressed, treestone, granite, san
~ stone, and all buildings or monumen
stone.
er All strings of gut or any other ]
$. material. Tallow.
Waste, all not specially enumcra'
ly or provided for.
Metals are to pay duties as follow
all Ply iron, Sc ton; iron railway ba
81; steel railway bars, Sll; bar IL
IS, rolled or hammered, seven -ei9hts
IS, one cent a pound, not less than
or inch wide and three-eighths OF one II
thick; in larger measurement, one
-. a pound; iron slabs, blooms, loo
thirty five per cent. ad valorem; II
= bars. blooms, billets, i'll the manui
is ture of which charcoal is used, S2I
les ton: iron or steel Il rails, Sl5 "a Il
RI round iron in coils or rods, aud roi
10 iron enumerated, l cent pound; 81
iron, thin, cent a pound; black 1
ler gers iron, 80 per cent; hoop iron
)m cent pound cast iron pipe, 6-lo
an cent pound; nails, | cent pCui
Dm tacks, 35 per cent; anvils, anrh'
ETC., Ia cents a pound; rivots, etc,
as cents a'pound; chains cents n pon
ID, saws, 80 per cent; files, 80 per ce
IT, ingots and blooms, lilo OF IL cen
pound; wire and manufactures ther
md unchanged, provided that the d
exceeds SO per cent; old copper c
he. pings, cent pound; copper, ma
OF factured cents a pound; lead 1t c.
OF a pound; in sheets, u cents II pou
rial nickel, in ore, 10 cents a pound; Y
spelter, : cents II pound; hollow W
,u- 2I cents Il pound; machiEe needles,
OF per cent.
in. The entire wood schedule is subj
M sd to thirty per cent duty. All Sr;
ot of sugar are reduced by an anu
los. varying from one fifth to one.fourl
led the present duties. Cotton yarn
inte duced to tmrty-tive and forty per &C
,nr- blenched linens to twenty-five
MOI cent; other yarns twenty-five per CT
and cotton cloth, forty per cent.
,l;c The manufactures OF wool are
duced as follows: Wooden and W.
ar ed cloths TO 40 per cent; fan
'ad blankets and knit goods, 40 per CT
.t.Is dress goods partly of wool, 40 per &C
nr ready made clothing, 10 per &C
.II, cIoaks, 45 per cent. !; webbing, 30
,nd cent; carpets 30 per cent.
Paper and It's manufacture gene
,;I,r reduced. Carriages, 80 per
yu Watches % per cent,
lass. In addition to the free list, the
for lowing are some of the most impO
changes proposed III the bill: q
hich ornamentcd. 40 per cent. al valo
ated now 60 per cent; china, unornan
cd, and earthenware 40 per cent
bark yaiorem, now about 55 per G.
= OF, caustic tiles 80 per cent al valo
ned. now 35 per cent: green and c."
glass bottles, thrce-tOurths of one
seed a pound, now | cent. There is a
ton provision for adding the value of
Ties when filled to the value OF
alum duliable goods. Flint and lime