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

enumerated or described In TINS pSraGrspn
weighing over four ounces per square yard
shall pay duty of 40 cents per pound and
40 per cent. ad vaferem (35 cents and 40
per cent Women's and children's dress
goods, Italian cloths composed wholly Of
wool, IL cents par square yard and 40 per
cent ad yalorem no and 25 per cent
All such goods, with sslvsges made
wholly or in part of other materials, and
all such goods in which thresds made
wholly or in part of otEer materials have
been introduced for the purpose of chang
irg the classification for duty, IL cents
per square yard AID 40 par ceutum ad val
orem 70 cents and 80 per cent
Provided, that sll such goods weighing
over four ouacss pr square foot shall pay
q duty Of 40 cents per pound and 40 per
cent ad valoIem.
RAISE THE TAX ON CLOTHING.
Clothing ready made, not enumerated; !;
all goods made on knitting frames and all
pile fabrics, composed wholly or in pert of
wool, made up or manufactured wholly or
in part, 40 cents per pound and 45 per
cent. ad valorem (40 cents PER pound, 80
per cent Cloaks, dolmsus, jackets, .etc +,
except knit goods, composed wholly or 10
part of wool, made up wholly or in part, As
cents per pound and As per cent. ad vslorem
(45 cents and 40 pr cent Endless belts
or fcles for paper or printing machines, 25
cents par pound and 80 per cent. ad valorem
go cents and 35 per cent
THEY JUMP ONTO SUGAR.
Schedule L ALI sugars not above thir-
teen dutch standard in cOlcr:
Tankbottoms syrups of cane juice or of
beet Juice mslads, concentrated melads,
concrete and concentrated N nO'asses, test
ing By polar scops, not above rs degrees,
7-105. per pound, (oow IA 5-100 per cent. }
for every additional degree shown by
polsris,ope, 2-1OOc. additional, (now
4.100y.
All sugars above thirteen, and rot above
mum Der sixteen, L." (now 75.100 per
Gel t. All srgir above number sixteen,
and not above number twenty, 1sc, (now
81.
All sugar above numbsr twenty (now
81, molss:eI testing above 56 degrees a
cents per gallon, (pow 81, sugar candy
and oil confectionery including chocolate
confectionery made wholly or in part OF
sugar valued at IL cents or lees pound
and on sugar aiter being refined. When
tinctured, co.ored or in any way adnlter-
ated cents per pound (uow 5 and 10
cents), gluCoJs or grape sugar I cents,
THE METAL SCHEDULE.
Schedule @, Metals-Rouud and square
iron, not lAss than iuch, nine tenths cents
per pound (now l cent? Flats less than
l inch wide or less than ] inch thick,
rauUd on lesl than I inch and not less
than 7.l6inch in di lme.er, and square iron
less than / inca square, cent (now Ito
cent? Round iron in. coils aud rods less
than 7-16 of an inch in diameter, ana bars
or shapes Of rolled iron not sp scially emu
merated, lilo cent NOW l 2-l0 cent
Cast iron IiFe, 9-l0 cent (uow l cent.
Cast iron vesse's, plates, hand irons, sad
irons, et;., not spsclally enumerated, 2,10
cents per pound (now II cents.) Castings
of malleable iron unenumerated II
c:nts (now two cents, Iron
or steel anchors, wrought iron
for ships forgings OF iron end steel weigh
ing 25 pounds OF more, S.10c (uow 2c)
axles, &c (uow 23c); backsmith's iron ham
mers, 2tc (uow 2tc); hearers, girders and
building forms, Lice (now 1ic); boiler
or ether plata iron CT steel Except saw
plates) not thinner than Nc. 10, wire
GAGGED, valued at &c per pound or less, 1c
per pound; above &c and not above 3,
2.1Oc; above aud not above 4c, 8-l0c;
above and not above &c, &c; above and
not above Ice, 2 S.10c; above 10 and not
above 13c, 31c; above 13c, As per cent. ad
yalorem, (now all 1fc);-provided, that
all plate iron or steel thinner than No. 10,
wire-gauged, shall pay duty as iron or
steel plates; boiler and other tubes, 29c
per pjund (aow &c and 2lc); bolts,
pic (oow 23c); chains not
less than inch in diameter l 6-10, be-
tween I and $40, less than 3 cents,
(now II, 2 aud 2l); forgings of irou. and
steale not specially elurated 2 80 cents,
(uow 2I), hoop or band iron between num-
bars 10 and 20, l lilo cents per pound
(now 2-1O, thinner than no. 90 l $40
(now 1-1O), provided that hoop or band
iron or steal ties shall pay 2-10 cents per
pound more than the duty imposed on the
hoop from which it is made
THEY TOUCH THE STEEL KINGS EASILY.
Nails-Cut, 1c per pound, (sow 1fc);
wire nails, longer than 9 inches and above
No. II, &c. per pound, (now 4C); between
and 2 inches, 21c, (now 4); railway bars
of iron ard steel, and made in pa't of iron
and steel, tea rails and punched iron or
steel fla rails, l 10c per pound, NOW
raDgrg ftom $40 per ton to 8 l-l0c per
pouu6).
Railway, fish plates, 1c per pound, (row
13c); sheet iron, or steel thinner than No,
%, 5-1Oc pound (now 80 per cent. ad
valorem) spikes, nuts, washers and horss
sboe', S-l0per pound (now 2c); ccgged
i, gpts, blooms and blanks for wheels,
1lc (uOw 2c).
The ca s,ticatiou of wire Jols is changed
as follows: A duty of 6-l0 cent per
pcuud is impG SD on all sizas not smsl!e er
than No. 6 and vslaed at cents or less
pr pound, and on iron and steel flst with
ribs II fe lcing, valued at 3 cents or less.
OIsll size, OF iron and Il eel wire the duty
is reduced t cent PER poaud, exc spt where
it is smaller tbsa No 6, where the dut ,
is unchanged. 1t is also provided that wire
valued at more than 10 cents q p7und
shall pay a duty of not less than As per
cent ad yalNen. Els between 8 and IA
inches, 81 30 pr dozen; over ii inches,
81 (uow $3.50 ard S2).
In steel iDgo's. blooms and slabs, bands,
saw plates, plates, shafts, moulds and cast.
iuge, the classification, which now begins
at values of 4 cent, Ier pound, with duties
ranging from As per cent. ad yslorem to 81
cents per pound, is carried on down to val
ues of cent per pound, and the following
rates are proposed: Valued at l cent pei
poand or less, fve-tenths of l cent pei
pound; between l cent and and four.
lenths cents, six-tenths Of l cent per pound
between l and four-tenths cents and
and e;sht-tenths cents, eight-tenths Of !
cent per Iolnd; between 1 and eight,
tenths cents and 2 and two-tenth cents,
nine-tenths of cent per pound
bstween two and two-tenth cents and
three cents, one and two-tenth cents pei
pound between three and four cents, one
and sixteenth cents per pound; between
four CENTS snd seven cents, two cents pei
pound; between seven cents and ten cents
two and eighteenth cents per pound; be-
tween ten cents snd thirteen cents, thIel
and one-hslf cents per pound; above thir