Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02

copper cement, old copper it only tot
manufacture
Nirkle, In ore, matte or other crud ,
form not ready for consU mptIon IN the arts
/ AntimOny, IA reVulus or metal quick
silver, chromate OF iron or chronic ore.
| Mineral substances In a crude state and
metals unwrougat, not specially cnumera.
. I'd OF provided for.
| Brick
| Vegetables in their natural state or in
salt or BRINE; ChicCOry Toot, ground or un-
ground, burnt OF prepared; acOrns and dan
delion root, raw or prepared, and all other
articles used, or intended to be used, as
coffee or substitutes therefor, not specially
enumerated or provided for
Cocoa, prepared or manufactured; dates,
plums and prunes; curants, zante OF other;
| ti1s.
Meats, game and poultry; milk, fresh
egIS, yolks
Beans, peas and split peas.
Pulp tOr papermaker's use.
Bibles, books and pamphlets, printed in
other languages than Engligh, and books
and pamphlets and all publications OF for
eign governments, aud publications of for
eign societies, historical or scientific,
/ printed for gratuituOus distribution.
! Bristles; bulbs and bulbOus roots, not
medicinal; feathers of all kinds, crude or
not dressed, colOred or manufactured; fin.
lshing powder; grease.
Grlnds ones, finished or unfinished.
Curled hair, for beds mattresses, human
hair, raw, unCleaned, and not drawn;
hatteTs' turs, not on the skin.
Hemp and rape seed and other oil seeds
OF like character.
Lime
Garden seeds, linseed or faxseed.
Marble Of all kinds in block, rough or
squared
Osier or willow, prepared for basket
makers use; broom corn; brush wood.
Plaster OF paris, when ground or cal
cined.
Rags Of whatever material composed.
! Rattans and reeds, manufactured but
not made up into finished articles.
Paintings in oil or water cOlOrs and
statuary not otherwise provided for. But
the term ''statuary" shall be understood
to include professional productions of n
statUary or of sculptor only.
| Stones unmanuiactured OF undressed,
| treestOne granite, sand stone and all build
| ing or monumental stone.
All strings OF gut or any other like ma
I terial.
| Tallow, waste, all not specially enumer-
ated or provided for.
All wOOls, hair OF the alpaca goat, and
ether like animals.
WoOls on the skin. Woolen rags, shoddy,
mcngo, waste and tiOcks.
In addition to the free list the following
are some Of
THE MOST IMPORTANT CHANGES
proposed by the bill:
China, ornamented, 45 per cent, adva-
lorem now 60 per cent; china, unornament-
ed, and earthernware, 40 per cent, adva-
loren, now about 80 per cent; green and
cOlOred glass bottles three-tourths of q cent
per pound, now one cent. There is also a
provision for adding the value of bottles
when filed to the value of dutiable goods
/ Flint and lime glass bottles and pressed
glassware, 80 per cent, adyalorem now 40
| per cent. cylinder and crown glass, polish
ed, and between "a by go and 81 by so
inches square, 10 cents per square foot,
above that measurement % cents per
square foot, now 20 and 40 cents respec-
lively; unpublished cylinder crown and
common window glass, not exceeding ten
by fifteen, cent per pound, above that,
and not exceeding l6 by "a,
l cents; above that and not exceeding 81
by 81, u cents, all above, one and three
fourth cents, now one aud three.eighthg,
one and seven-eighths, two and three
e!ghths, and two andseveu-eighths,p pOrce-
lain and Bohemian glass, 40 per cent adva.
loren, now 45 per cent.
IRON AND STEEL.
Iron in pig, kent, lodge, $6 per ton, now
thr5t-tentHS cents per pound iron railway
bars Sll per ton; steel and part steel rail
WAY bars and slabs and blllets Of steel,
Ell per ton, now SlT per ton; iIOn or steel
+ rails Sli per tom Hat rails SO per ton,
now 90 and $40 cents per pound respec-
lively.
Round iron, cent per pound, now
2.lO cents.
On sheet iron there IS a uniform reduc-
ton Of 10 cent per pound, excepting
taggers iron. On hoop, band OF scroll iron,
I
reduction OF 1-l0 of cent per pound on
grades thinner than No. 10 wire gauge
Cast iron pipe OF every description so Of
a cent per pound now l cent
Cut nails and spikes of iron or steel
cent per pound, now lie; cut tacks 50 per
cent advalorem, now about cents per
pound; railway fish plates $40 Of a cent
| per pound, now ltc; wrought iron steel
spikes, horse shoes, etc, ] cents per pound,
now &c; anvils and forgings for machinery
Bunting 40 per cent advalorem, now Zoe
| a yard, and 35 per cent advalOrem. WO.
mems and children's dress good, coat lin
| ing, Italians, etc, 20 per cent advalOrem;
the present duties range from > cents per
yard and 35 per cent advalorem to Q cents
per yard ard 40 per cent adyalOrem.
CLOTHING.
Clothing, ready made and wearing ap-
parel OF every description Of wool, except
| knit goods, i5 per cent ldyalorem, now 10
cents per pound, and - per cent adva-
/ lroem. ClOaks, Dnlman5 and other out
side garmeuts for ladies and children,
wholly or IN part Of wool, i5 per cent al
val0rem, now 10 cents per pound, and 40
per cent advalorem.
Weddings, cords, dress trimmings,
braided buttons, etc, of weel, 50 per cent
advaloreu, now 80 cents per pound and
| 80 per cent advalOrem.
All carpets 30 per cent aivalOrem, now
ranging from 6 cents per pound for hemp
or lutte to A5 cents per yard aud 30 per
cent adyalorem for Administer and other
/ high grades.
Endless belts for printing machines, 30
per cent adyalorem, 20 cents per pound
and 30 per cent adyalorem.
Paper, sized or flued, Il per
cent adyalorem and printing paper
uusizgd, y per cent advalorem,
now 10 and 20 per cent; paper and other
fancy boxes 80 per cent ad valorem, now
81; envelopes 30 per cent ad valorem, now
35, beads 10 per cent ad yalOrem, now 30;
blacking, % per cent al valorem, now %;
broOms and brushes, 20 per cent al valOr-
en-, now - aud 30 respectively; walking
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