Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-04

to the thousand 2}c per thousand, NOV
24c); exceeding Is ounces7 24c per Ponuo,
(now 3c); type metal, 11c per pound now
20 per cent advslorem); new type 20 pr
cent advalorem; zinc blocks or p'gs, I4c
per pound, (now 13c); zinc for remanu-
facture, 1fc, (now 13c
1t is provided that articles net spschliy
enumerated, made from sheet iron or steei'
shall psy duty no lower than tnst I'M
possed on the material from when tney
are made.
Schedules-tobacco cigars, ETC., clgars'
cigarettes and cheIoots 81 so per pound
(now So 5O). If any portion of any tooaG-
CO imported in any package or IN pniR
shall b. suitable for wrappers, the entire
quantity of tobacco contained IN sucn ini-
portation shall be dutiable if not stemmed
at IS cents per pound, If stemmed az one
dollar per pound, leaf tobacco all otner
than that suitable for wrappers unmanu-
factured and not stemmed 30 cents per
pound, stemmed 25 (now 35).
THE REDUCTION ON PoTrERIEs'
Schedule Earthenware and Glassware
Common brown earthenware, 20 per cent
ad valorsm (now % per cent ad vsiOren ];
China, Porcelain, Parian and Bsqus, 90
per cent ad vslorem (ocw GO per cent 40
valorem); plsiu white, so cent ad valoIem
(now 55 per cent ad valoreD). AL other
earth, stone or crockery ware, white
glszed or edged, used in manufat tursis,
composed of earthly or mineral substaucas,
so per cent ad valorem (uow DO per cent
ad yalorem),
Files and brick other than fire brick, or
glazed and sncapstic, As per cett I'D val
orsm (now Iauti0g from 20 per cent 40
yslorem to 35 per cent ad valOrem)i ME
brick, net glszsd or decorsted, $l.25 a ton
now 90 per cent?; glazed or decorated, 40
per cent ad vsiorem (uew clsss); gas re-
torts, So each (new class.
IN THE GLASS SCHEDULE
tie classification Of cylinder and crown
polished 10 by 10 inches ID consolidated
with that of 16 by "a inches at 4 cents per
square foot. The general classification Of
glass is greatly changed, but, with the ex-
ception Of the following provisions, the du-
ties remain as in the existing law: Plain
green and colored, nodded or pressed. ar q
plain flint and lime glass bot,l's, h'ld'pg
not less than one pint, and demii'hns and
carboys and other plain, nodded or pressed
green and colored and flint CT lime glass
ware, not specially enumerated or
provided for in this act, l cent
Der pound. Plain green and colcred,
nodded or pressed, and plain lint anc
lime glass bottle aud VIAL, bold!rg !tss
than one pint, one and one-half cents per
round. All articles enumerated i'll the
preceding paragraph if filled and not otfeT-
wise provided for, ard the contents are
subject to an ad va,orem rate OF day, TO
rate of duty based upon the value, the
value of such bottles, vials or other vessels
shall he added to the value of the coz
tents for the aScertainmept Of the du'lable
value CT the latter; bat if filed end not
otherwise provided fjr, and tbs c)ntnnts
are pot subject to an sd Valcrem
rate of duty, or to rats of duty basel OF
the value or are free If duty, such bottles,
yials or other vessels shall pay ID addition
to the duty, if any on their contents, the
rates of duty prt tscribed in the preceding
paragraph. Provided that 70 article
manufactured from glass, described in tbs
recsding paragraph shall pay less rate OF
duty than forty per cent ad valorom.
Glsss and glassware of sil kind not in
cluding plate glass, silvered or looking
glass plates and cylinder crown o: com
mon window glass cut, engraved, or ether
wise ornamented, and hand mirrors not
exceeding in size one hundred and forty
four square inches (45) per cent. ad Va!s
orem.
The reduction on cotton manufact1res
averages from 10 to 10 per cent. Flax,
hemp and jute are unchanged. Wines,
liquors, &C., are raised slightly. On paints
and colors the duty is not materially
changed. The sdninista,ive features are
similar to those OF the Senate bill passed
during the Forty ninth Congress.