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

cent?.
Still wines. including ginger wine, cordia
or vermouth IN casks,l60 cents per gallon
go.
Fluid malt extract, in casks, 20 cents pei
| gallon; in bottles or jugs, 40 cents, solid OF
condensed, 40 per cent.
| Cherry, prune and other juices not enum-
| Grated, containing not more than "A per
cent. Of alcohol, 8 cents per gallon; contain
| ing more than "a per cent. of alcohol, s.
per gallon go per cent?.
Ginger ale, beer, lemonade, soda water
and other aerated waters, in plain green or
| colored, or pressed glass bottles
containing not more than three-quarters OF
pint, % cents per dozen; containing
more than one and a half pints so cents per
dozen (but no separate duty shall be assessed
on the bottle; if imported otherwise than
in plain green or colored nodded or pressed
glass bottles, or in such bottles containing
more than one and half pints each, so
| cents per gallon go per cent? and in the
last case the bottles OF other coverings shall
| be assessed as if empty.
Horses and mules 500 head 20 per cent?
Cattle, more than one year old, S. per
head 90 per cent?
Hogs and sheep so cents go per cent?.
Chicory root, burnt or roasted, cent per
pound (2; ground or graduated, IN rolls
or otherwise prepared, Is cents.
HOldUSCo, lSillOuS IIHlGS III VI
capacity of ! Il cubic feet or less, 10 cents
per package demons 16 and oranges 10
cents box; exceeding l a and not exceed
ing 2l2 cubic feet, 20 cents demons 30 aud
oranges 25 ccntSl exceeding Pa and not ex-
ceedlng cubic feet. 40 cents (55 cents per
barreD; exceeding cubic feet. for every
additional foot or fractional part thereof
cents in bulk, 81 so per 1000, 20 per cent, ad
valorem demons 50 per thousand and
oranges Sl.60 per thousand.)
Alcoholic perfumery 81 per gallon and 25
per cent ad valorem now 50 a gallon and
80 per cent ad valorem.
Hydraulic cement, in packages, s cents
per hundred; in bulk, cents now 90 per
cent. ad valorem in each case; plaster paris,
ground or calcined, 81 so per ton now 20
per cent. ad valoreIn).
Medicinal preparations known as essences.
extracts including proprietary prepare
tons, of which alcohol is q component part,
10 cents pound now so cents; medicinal
preparations, mixtures, mulilages, plasters,
pills, ETC., of which alcohol is not compo-
nent part, % per cent. ad valorem NOW
ranging from % to 80 per cent. ad vaiorem.
Sulphur, refined, in rolls, IS ton; sub
lime or flowers of, $40 a ton, now $40
and $20 respectively.
VarniShes, including so-called gold size
or Japan, 40 per cent. ad valorem, and on
therein, 81 per gallon additional, (ranging
from 40 per cent. al valorem to 81 80 per
gallon and 40 per cent. ad valorem).
Books, photographs, maps, etc., not
enumerated % per cent. ad valorem, go
per cent. and 25 per cent.
Paper envelopes, 25 cents per 1000, Us
per cent. and Is per cent?.
Manufactures of paper. not enumerated,
rs per cent. ad valorem (25 per cent. and Is
per cent.)
Surface-coated papers, card boards. albu-
menized and sensitized paper. photographic
prints from either stone or zinc, bound or
unbound Except illustrations in printed
books and all articles produced either in
whole or in part by lithograph process, IS
per cent. ad valorem. Playing cards, 50
cents per pack 200 per cent.
Hair, curled, for beds, 10 per cent. ad
valorem (25).
Hats of fur wholly or partially manu-
featured, 50 per cent. ad valorem.
Calf skins, tanned CT dressed, and skins of
all kinds not specifically enumerated, %
cents per pound (20. Leather cut into shoe
uppers or vamps or other forms, shall be
classified as manufactures of leather and
pay duty accordingly.
Lime cents per 100 pounds 40 per cent. J.
Manufactures Of leather, gutta percha.
human hair and papier mache, not enumer-
to So.
Building or monumental stone, except
marble, manufactured or undressed,
not enumerated, IA cents per cubic foot al
per tom.
Building or monumental stone, except
marble, not enumerated, hewn. dressed or
polished, and burr stones, manufactured or
bound up into mill stones, 25 per cent. ad
valorem go per cent?
~ 18Th
ad valorem now % per cent. ad valorem).
China, porcelain, parian and bisque, So per
cent ad valorem (uow 60 per cent. ad
valorem). Plain white, 50 per cent.
ad valorem now 50 per cent ad valorem).
All other earth, stone or crockery-ware,
white, glazed or edged, and other manufac-
lures composed of earth or mineral sub
stances, so per cent. ad valorem now So per
cent ad valorem).
Tiles and brick, other than friedrich, or
namented or glazed and encaustic, IS pei
cent ad valorem now ranging from 20 per
cent. ad valorem to So per cent. ad valorem).
Friedrich, not glazed or decorated, 81 25 q
ton NOW 20 per cent? Glazed or decorated.
As per cent. ad valorem new class. Gas
retorts, IS each new Glass;
THE GLASS SCHEDULES.
In the glass schedules the classification OF
cylinder and crown, polished, 10x15 inches
is consolidated with that of 16x24 inches at 4
cents per square foot. The general classifi-
cation of glass is greatly changed, but with
the exception of the following provisions
the duties remain as in the existing law
Plain green and colored, nodded or pressed,
and p ain flint and lime glass bottles hold
ing not less than one pint, and demijons and
carboys and other plain, nodded or pressed
green and colored and flint and lime glass.
ware not specially enumerated or provided
for in this act, l cent per pound Plain
green and colored, nodded or pressed, and
plain flint and lime glass bottles and walls
holding less than one pint. l q cents per
pound. All articles enumerated in the
| preceding paragraph, if filed, and not
otherwise provided for, their contents are
subject to an advalorem rate of duty, or to
rate OF duty based upon value, the value OF
such bottles, walls or other vessels shall be
added to the value of the contents for the
| ascertainment of the dutiable value of the
latter, but if filed and not otherwise pro-
vided for, and their contents are not sub
| 'ject to an ad valorem rate of duty, or to a
rate of duty based on value, or are free of
/ duty. such bottles, walls or other vessels
shall pay, in addition to the duty,
if any, on their contents, the rates
| of duty prescribed in the proceed
ing paragraph; provided that no article
| manufactured from glass described in the
preceding paragraph shall pay less rate of
duty than 40 per cent ad valorem. Glass
and glassware of all kinds mot including
plate glass, silvered or looking-glass, plates
or cylinder crown, or common window