The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04

rem. Clothing ready made not enumer-
ated, all goods made on knitting frames,
and all pile fabrics, composed wholly or in
part OF wool made up or manufactured
wholly or in part, 40 cents per pound and
40 per cent ad valorem, l40 cents and 50
per cent?
Cloaks, dolmans, jackets, ETC., except
knit goods composed wholly or in part OF
WOOL made up wholly or in part 45 cents
per pound and 10 per cent. al valorem as
cents and 40 per cent
Endless belts or felt for paper or print
ing machines, 20 cents per pound and 30
per cent al yalorem go cents and 80 per
cent?
SCHEDULE X.
Sugar-All sugars not above thirteen
duties standard in color Tank bottoms
syrups OF cane juice or of beet juice melada,
concentrated melada, concrete and concen-
trated molasscs testing by polariscope
not above seventy degrees, 7-l0ccntsp per
pound now l5-lO0p percent. And for every
| additional degree shown by polariscopc
2-lOO cents additional NOW 400 cents.
All sugars above number thirteen and not
above number sixteen, cents NOV ,
| cents. All sugars above number sixteen
and not above twenty, IL cents NOW
| centsl. All sugars above number twenty,
cents (now 81 ceuts). MolasSes testing
| above iiity-siN degrees, cents per gallon
NOW cents. Sugar candy and all con-
iectionery including chocolate cOniection-
| cry made wholly or part Of sugar valued ut
II cents, or less a pound aud on sugars
after being refined when tinctured, colorcd
or in any way adultorated, cents per
pound now ) and 10 cents. Glucose or
grape sugar ! cents 60 per cent al valo-
| REM.
SCHEDULE INTERNAL REVENUE.
The internal revenue section OF the bill,
so far as IT relates to tobacco, provides that
after the LIST OF February, 1889, manuiac.
turers OF cigars shall pay special tax OF
- annually. The tax on cigars choroOts
and on all cigarettes, weighing more than
three pounds per thousand, which shall be
| manufactured or sold after that date, shall
he Sl.50 per thousand, and on cigarettes,
| weighing less than three pounds to the
thousand, 80 cents per thousand, and
said tax shall be paid by the manuiac-
turer. ltrcpeals all laws restricting the
disposition OF tobacco by farmers and pro.
ducers, and all laws imposing taxes on
manufactured tobacco and snuff, aud the
special taxes required by law 10 be paid by
manufacturers Of and dealers in Leaf To-
bacco, stall dealers in leaf tobacco, dealers
in manufactured tobacco, snuff and cigars,
peddlcrs Of tobacco, snuff aud cigars, aud
manufacturers OF snuil IL provides for q
rebate on all original and unbroken pack
ages held by manufactures or dealers at
the time the repeal goes into effect list Of
| February, 1882. IL also repeats all laws
limiting restricting or regulating the man
uiacture, sale or expectation Of tobacco or
snuff. Alcohol 10 be used in the indus
trial arts is relieved from the payment OF
an internal revenue tax. Provision Is
made for bonded alcohol warehouses, and
safeguards are provided against fraud.
There is prohibition against the use Of
any distilled spirits upon which the inter
nal revenue tax has not been paid, in the
manufacture OF tincturcs, proprietary arti-
Cles, wines, liquors, corlials, bittcs or
other alcoholic compounds, which are
used or sold rs beverages.
SCHEDULE C.
Metals-Round and square iron not less
than threc-quarters Of an inch, OlO of a
cent per pound NOW | cent; flats less
than one inch wide or less than three.
eighths OF an inch thick, round iron less
than seven-sixtcenth OF an inch in diam
eter, and square iron less than thrcc-quar.
tiers of an inch square, | cent now lilo
cents); round iron Ia coils and rods less
than seven-sixtecnths Of an inch in diam
etcr and bars or shapes Of rolled iron not
specially enumerated, lilo cents tnow
2.l0 cents; cast iron pipe, 0-l0 cents nov
! cent; cast iron vessels, plates, hand
81. asNls
atcd, 2-l0 cents per pound nov ] cctsl
castings Of mallcable iron unenumcratcd,
| 4 cents (nOw cents; iron or stell an
chors. wrought iron for ships, iorgings Of
iron and steel, weighing twenty-five
pounds or more, S-lOccnts Cow cents.
Axles, 2 cents NOW ~ cents.
Blacksmith hammers y cents, (now
a contsl.
Beams, girdcrs and building forms,
| lilo cents NOV cents.
Boiler or other plate, iron or steel Tex.
ccpt saw plates not thinner than No. 10,
wire gagged, valued at cents per pound
or less, cent per pound; above cents
aud not above 3 cents, 2-l0 cents; above
| 3 cents and not above iccnts, 6.lO cents,
above cents and not above cents, 2
CENTS above : cents and not above 10
cents, $40 cents, above 10 cents and not
above 10 cents, ~ cents; above ~ cents,
% per cent. adyalorcm (now all llccntsl.
Provided that al plate, iron or steel,
thinner than No. 10 wire gauge, shall pay
duty ~ iron or steel plates.
Boiler and other tubes n cents per
pound (now Sand II cents. Bolts ? cents,
nov y cents. Chains, not lees than
thrcc-iourths OF an inch IN diameter
/ clio cents, between thrcc.iourths and
three oighths Of an inch, $40 cents; less
than thrcc-eighths Of an inch, 3 cents,
NOV II, and = cents Forging Of iron
aud steel, not espcciallyenumcmtcd, $40
cents, NOV 2 cents. Hoop or band
iron, between Nos 10 aud -, Ito cents
per pound. nov l 2-lO cents; thinner
than No. 20 $40 cents, nov ! 40
cents. Provided that hoop or band, IT. n
or steel ties shall pay 2.l0 cents per pound
more than the duty imposed ON the hoop
from which Il is made.
Nais--Cut, cent per pound NOV !
ccnls); wire nails, longer thnn two niche,
and above No. ~, cents nov ccntsl,
between and 2 inches, 2! cents NOV :
cents).
Railway Bars-On iron and steel, and
made In part Of iron and steel, Trails, ard
punched iron or steel, flat rails, l.y
cents per pound (n0w ranging from 81
per ton 10 lilo cents per pound.
Railway fish.plates-l cent per pound
NOV | I ccntsj.
Sheet iron or steel thinner than No. ~
b-l0 cents per pound NOV 30 per cent
adyaloron).
Spikes, nuts, washers and h1rac shoes
| $40 cents Der pound fnow cpntsl,