The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-10-13

cents per pound; between l0een,s and rs cents, "a
cenls per pound; above Is cents, 45 per cent. sd
NaiofeIh tTCss cut saws 9 cents per lineal foot.
nlit PIT and drag saws not over inches wide,
oeis, over Inches, IL cents (now g. 10 and Is
pound. NOW 20. old copper for remap p9i
laeaure ana composition meial. ~ cents, NOW 3)
ooppsr plates ingots aud other forms not emu
nIeIated, cents tnow cents). Table and other
khIVes valued at not more Than 81 per dozen
~ cents per dozea; between 81 and SO, 80 cents;
between Is and IS, 81; more than s., 81 and upon
al, 81 per cent. ad vslorem additional now IS
per cent al valorem); pen knives, knife blades
rszois Oh cents per dozen blades and % per cent
az ' taloiem NOW % per cent. ad valorem)
uoio zeal, " per package tnow $780, Hollow
ware ~ cents pound now 81. Lead sheets
9 9tpgs ah her sheet ~ cents pound tnow 3:
e ca ana % per cent. ad yaiorem (now
IS per cent?. Nickel ore, 8 cents per
e peana no MoS Is, 10; Nickel matte 10
pound now 10 per cent. ad valoIem). Wood
screws more than inches in length, cents per
pound; between l and ? inches, cents NOV 6
and cents, 4 inch and less, IA cents per pound
now ~ Cut tacks brads and sprigs not ex-
ceedlng l6 ounces to the 1000, pa cents
z. cents per pound (now 81. Type metal,
n cents per pound now 20 per cent. ad val
ofsnh New type, Is per cent ad valorem. Zinc
blocks or pigs. IA cents per pound. (now 10
Zinc for manufacture IL (now 10 1t is pro-
vidtd that articles not specially enumerated
maze rom sheet lion or steel shall pay duty
iron which they are made
schedule F-1obaeto, cigars, etc.-Cigars,
cigarettes, and cheroots, 81 so per pound now
s3oV). Ii any portion OF any tobacco imported
IN als package or In bulk shall be suitable for
wrappers. the entire quantity oil tobacco con
aimed IN such importation shall be dutiable, If
al VI per pound. Leaf tobacco, all other than
that suitable for wrappers, manufacture and
not stemmed, 20 cents per pound Stemmed %
NOW a5l
Schedule D-wood and wooden wares-The
old schedule is re.enacted entire, with the fol-
lowing additions: Sawed boards, planks deals
ana DOCKS or posts OF mahogany, rosewood sat
inwood, granadilla, other cabinet wood, Is
per cent. al yalorem. Veneering auG briar root
or brlarwood, and similar wood manufactured
ana not further manufactured than cut into
forms or shapes suitable for the articles into
which they are intended to be converted, 20 per
cent. al valorem.
Schedule B-Earthenware and glassware
Common brown eartheRware, % per cent.
ad Nalorem (now 70 per cent. advalor-
emu China, porcelain. PARTISAN and bisque
So per cent ad yalorem, NOW GO Der
cent al valorem.) Plain white. SO per cent. ad
valorem, (now 5o per cent. ad valorem). All 9TH
er eaTtheTn. stone or crockery ware white, glazed
or edged and other manufactures composed
OF earthern or mineral substances, so
,er cent. ad valorem NOW SIS per cent ad va
loreml Tiles and brick, other than fire brick,
ornamented or glazed and encaustic As per cent
ad valorem (now ranging from 20 per cent ad
yalorem to 80 per cent. ad vslorem( Fire brick
not glazed decorated, SIPS ton
NOW 70 per cent?, glazed or decorated, IS per
cent al Valorem new class. Gas retorts So
each new CASE
In the glass schedule the classification OF
cylinder and crown, polished 10xi5 inches, is
consolidated with that OF l6x24 inches at cents
per square foot. The general classification OF
glass is greatly changed, but with the exception
OF the following provisions, the dulles
remain as in existing law: Plain green
and colored, nodded or pressed and
holding not less than one pint, spd demijohns
and carboys and other plain nodded or pressed
green and colored and flint or lime glassware,
not specially enumerated or provided for in this
act, / cent per pound Plain green and
colored, nodded or pressed, and plain flint,
and lime glass bottles and vials holding
All articles enumerated in the preceding
paragraph, If filled and not otherwis
provided for and he contents, are subject to an
ad Valorem rate OF duty or TO rate of duty based
upon the vaiue.tThe value of such bottles walls
or other vessels shall be added to the value Of
the contents for the ascertainment OF the dutia-
BILE value of the latter but if filed, and not
otherwise provided for and the contents are not
subject to an ad valorem rate of duty, or to rate
OF duty based on the 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 preceding para.
graph; provided that no article ms sctured from
glass described IN The preceding paragraph
shall pay less rate OF duty than 40 per centum
ad valorem. Glass and glassware OF all kinds not
including plate glass, slvered or looking glass
plates and cylinder crown common window
glass, when cut engraved, otherwise orna-
mented, and hand mirrors, not exceeding IL size
la square inches, As per centum ad valorem.
According to the estimates made by
the committee the bill provides for a
total reduction of about $75,O0O,OOO,
made up approximately as follows:
Sugar, $27, 759, 600; Tree list, $6,5OO,O00;
tobacco (internal revenue), 50, 800 900;
alcohol in the arts, 81 100000; other re-
auctions in customs, $S,0O0,O00.
I'm tho Spnatp TO-DAY Mr. A lliCon
from the committee on finance. report
ed back the House tariff bill with the
substitute in the nature of an amend
ment. 1t was placed on the cal
endar and ordered to be printed.
He said that the majority and
minority reports to accompany the bill
would be filed tomorrow or Friday and
gave notice that he would call up the
bill for consideration on Monday next.