Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-10-11


from either stone or zinc, bound or IN
bound, (exceps Illustrations in printed
books) and ali articles produced either
in whole or in part of photographic pro-
cess, So per cent. I'D valorem; playing
cards, 80 cents per pack, (now 100 per
cent.)
Brushes and brooms, 80 per cent. ad
valorem (now 80 per cent and % per
cent?; broom corn, 81 per ton; feathers
| manufactured, 10 per cent. (now so per
cent?; fire crackers, s cents per pound
(now 10 per cent?: gun powder and ex-
plosIves when valued at 20 cents or less
per pound, cents per pound (now 6
cents), above 20 cents per pound, s cents
PER pound (now 100 per cent, hair, human.
drawn, but not manufactured, 20 per
cent. ad valorem (now so per cent?; hair.
CURED, for beds, Is per cent. (now %
per cent?; hats of fur, wholly or
partially manufactured, including
fur hats, 80 per cant; bituminous coal,
70 per ton; calf skins, tanned or dress
ed, and skins Of all kinds not especially
enumerated, Csc per pound NOW 20);
l6atner cut into shoe uppers Or vamys or
other foIus, shall be classified as manu-
facturesa OF leather and pay duty accord
1ngIy. Lime, Sc per 100 pounds (now 10
per cent?; manufactures OF alabaster
amber, etc., % pr cent. (now 10 to 30) {;
manufactures of leather, guttapercha,
human hair and papisrmache not enum-
Grated 35 per cent. (now so to 35 per
cent?; manufactures of ivory, vegetable
ivory, mother of pearl and shell not
enumerated 40 per cent. NOW 33 per
cent?; matches 10 cents per gross (now
35c), IN boxes containing not more
than 100 matches each, 1 cent
per 1000 matches (now So per cent.) !;
cocoa mating, 10c per square yard (now
20 per cent?; mats, 30 per square foot
(now 20 per cent?; pearls, 25 per cent.
(now 10 per cent?; pipes and pipe bowls
of wood, 20 each, and 20 per cent. ad
valorem (now 20 per cent?; pearls and
shell buttons, &c per line button measure
of lao of an inch per
gross, and in addition thereto
% per cent. ad vaIorem Us per cent? !;
hatters plush 10 per cent. ad valorem, (25
per cent?; building or monumental
stone, except marble unmanufaetured or
addressed, not enumerated IA cents per
cubic foot 81 per ton; building or monu-
mental stone, except marble not enuner-
ated, hewn, dressed or polished bur
stones manufactured or bound up into
mill stones % per cent. advelorem, 40
per cent?
WOOL AND wooLKNs SCHEDULE.
In the wool and wooiens schedules the
duty on first and second wool clothing
woods and combing woods is fixed at II
cents per pound. The present duty on
there woods is 10 cents per pound if
valued at less than 80 cents per pound,
and II cents pound if valued ct more
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carpet woods, or woods of the third class,
valued at IL cents a pound, is fixed ct 215
cents per pound; if valued at
more than II cents pound,
cents per pound. In the Mills bill
all woods, hair of the Alpaca goat
and other like animals are placed on the
free list; the duty on wooden rags, shoddy
mungo, hocks and wool waste IN the
senate committee bill is fixed at 10 cents
per pound, the same as under existing
law, and those in the Mills bill are also
placed on the free list.
The deity of WOODEN cloths, shawls, and
all manufactures of wool of every des-
cription not especially enumerated in the
bill valued at not exceeding 40 cents per
pound is fixed at 35 cents per pound and
35 per cent ad valorem; valued at above
40 cents and not exceeding so, 80 cents
per pound and 40 cents ad valorem; valu-
ed at above 60 cents pound, 40 cents a
pound and 40 per cent ad valorem; Mills
bill proposes duty of 40 per cent
ad valorem on these goods. The duty on
fannels, blankets and hats, valued at not
exceeding 80 cents a pound, is fixed in
the senate bill at 10 cents pound; valued
at above 80 cents a pound and not exceed
ing 40 cents pound, II cents g. pound !;
valued at above 40 cents pound and pot
exceeding 60 cents, IS cents per pound,
and 35 cents ad valorem; valued at above
60 cents g pound, 40 cents per pound and
40 per cent. ad valorem.
Molasses above 56 degrees, 4 cents per
gallon, which rate Is cents O. gallon be-
low present rates, and cents per gallon
lower than the Mills bill rate.
The duty On the cheapest grades of
woMENs AND CHILDREN's DRESS GOODS,
coat Innings, Italian cloths, part wool or
worsted, is fixed at cents per square
yard and 40 per cent. advalorem; on the
higher Trades, IL cents per yard and 40
per cent advalorem. In the Mills bill
these goods are taxed 40 per cent ad
orem. Ready made clothing in the SEN
ate bill IS taxed 40 cents per pound and
40 per cent advalorem; in the Mills bill
only AS per cent. advalorem. Cloaks,
dolmans, Jackets, taimas, ETC., As cents
per pound and 45 per cent. advalorem;
in the Mills bill only 45 per cent adval-
orem. No change in existing rates is
proposed on carpetin2s.
TIE SILK AND SILK GOODS SCHEDULE
imposes tax of so cents per pound on
partially manufactured goods, and 30 per
centum on brown silk. Goods in the
piece, including ribbons, are taxed from
70 cents and Is per centum ad valorem to
1925 pound and Is per centum ad va
loren, according to the percentage of
silk in the goods. Velvets, plushes, ETC.,
are taxed from 81 pound and 10 per
centum ad valorem to $3.50 per pound
and Is per cent. ad valorem. Silk web
bings, gorings, ETC., SO per centum ad va
loren; laces, embroideries, etc., so per
centum ad valorem.
THE FREE LIST
| includes among numerous other articles
tea and coffee. anthracite coal, cocoa,
gold, silver and copper coins, fish for
bait, raw or uncured hides, raw silk, silk
cocoons ard silk waste; silk worms eggs,
cedar, mahogany, rosewood, satin woods
and all unmanufactured cabinet woods.
A paintings, statuary and Photographic
pictures imported by associations for the
| encouragement Of science, art OF indus
| try; all works of art, collections in
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