The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-02
all preparations Of coal tar not colOns, OF

sential oils, expressed oils, distilled oils
rendered oils, alkalies, Slkaloids and al
combinations Of any OF the foregoing AMI
chemical compounds and salt OF whAtsve
name known, and not specially enumera
ted or provided for in this act. All barkr
beans, berries, balssms, buds, bulbs, bul
boua roots and excrescences, such as nu
gals, fruits, flowers, dried fbreg, grains
gums and gum resins, herbs, leaves
lichens, moses, nuts, roots and stems
vegetables, Ree6s and Beeds Of morbiC
growth, weeds, woods used expressly 70
dyeing and dried insects.
All ron.duhable crude minerals, bu
which have been advanced In value o
condition by refining or grinding, or b.
other process ot manufacture not specially
enumerated or provided Tor.
CLAY ON THE LIST.
All earths or clsys unwrought or un
manufactured; China clay or kaoline.
Opium, crude, containing nine pei
centum and over Of morphia, for medici
nal purposes.
Iron and steel cotton ties or hoops fol
hsliDg purposes, not thinner than number
20 wire gauge. Needles, sewing, darning
knitting, and all others not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act,
Copper, imported In the form Of ores,
regulua Of, and black or coarse copper, and
copper cement, old copper ft only fol
manufacture. Nickel, in ore, matte, el
other crude form not ready for coDsump.
tion In the arts. Antimony, Gs regulua OF
metal; quicksilver; chromate OF iron OF
chronic ore. Mineral substances in q
crude state and metals unWrought, not
specially enumerated or provided for.
Brick. Vegetables in their natural state
or in salt or brine; Chlccory root, ground
or unground, burnt or prepared; scornR
and dandelion 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; currants, zante or 9th.
er; figs.
Meats, game and poultry; milk, fresh
eggs, yelks. Beane, peas and split peas.
Pulp for pspermakers's use. Bibles,
books and pamphlets, printed in other
Languages than English, and books and
pamphlets and all publications Of foreign
governments, and publications Of foreign
societies, historical or scientific, printed
for gIatuitoua distribution. Bristles
hulba and hulboua roots, not medicinal ;
ieathsrs OF all kinds, crude or not dressed,
colored or manufactured; finishing pow.
der; grease. Grindstones, finished OF
unfinished. Curled hair, for beds, mat.
traases, human hair, raw, uncleaned, and
not drawn; hatters' furs, 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. 0aier or viii.
low, prepared for basket makers use
broom corn; brush wood. Plaster oil
paris, where ground or calclned, Rags oi
whatever material composed. Rattana
and reeds, manufactured but not made up
into finished articles. Paintings in oil
or water Colors and stRtuary not otherwise
provided for. But the term "statuary''
shall be uuderstood to include professional
productions Of statuary or ot sculptor
only. Stones unmanuiactuTed or undress-
ed, frees.one, granite, sand gtone and al
building or monumental stone. All
strlngs Of gut or any other kind OF mater.
isl. T0llow, waste, ell not specially emu,
merGted or provided for. All woolg, hatl
Of the alpaca goat, and other like animals
Wools on the skin. Wooien rags, ahoddy
mungo, waste and focks.
IRON AND STEEL SCHEDULE.
Metals are to pay duties as follows: Pig
iron, six dollars per ton. Iron railway
baru, eleven dollars; steel ditto, clever
dollarp. Bar iron, rolled or hammered
asven-eighths OF one cent per pound, no
less than one inch wido and Lhree.eighthI
OF one inch thick; in larger measurements
one cent per pound. Iron slabs, blooms
loops thirty.fve per cent. ad valorem
Iron bars. blooms, billets, in the manu-
facture Of which charcoal is used, twenty
dollars per ton. Iron and steel tee rails
fifteen dollars ton. Round iron in COLL
or rods ond rolled iron unenumerated, ont
cent per pound. Sheet iron, thin, ont
cent per pound. Black taggers iron, thirty
per cent. Hoop iron, one cent per pound
Cast iron pipe, aix.tenths Of one cent pei
pound,
Nails, one cent per pound. Tacks, thir.
ty.fvs per cent. Anvils, anchors, etc.
one and one.half cent per pound. Ham
mers, tubes, sledges, axles, ETC., ditto
Chains, two cents per pound. Saws, thir
ty per cent. Files, thirty.dve per cent
Steel, ingots and blooms, iour.tenths Of O
cent per pound.
Wire and manufactures thereof are left
unchanged, provided that no duty exceedI
fifty per cent; old copper clippings, one
cent per pound; copper, unmanutactured
two cents per pound; lead, one and one
quarter cent per pound in sheets, two and
quarter cents per pound; niCkle, In ore
ten cents per pound; zinc spelter, two
cents per pound; hollowware, two and 9
hall cents per pound, machine needles
twenty per cent
The entire wood schedule Ia subjected
to thirty per cent duty,
DUTIES ON SUGAR, COTTON AND WOOL.
All grades Of sugar are reduced by 81
amount varying from one.hfth to one
fourth OF the present duties. Cotton yarl
reduced to thirty.Avs and forty per cent
blesched linens to twenty-five per cent
Other yarns twenty-five per cent, Cottol
cloth to forty per cent.
The manufactures Of wool are reduced
as follows: Woolen and worsted cloth
to forty per cent. Flannels, blankets AM
knit goods, forty per cent. Dress goods
partly Of wool, forty per cent. Ready
made clothing, forty-fve per cent
Cloaks, forty.fve per cent. Webbing
fI.y per cent. Carpets, thirty-fYe pc
cent.
Paper and its manufactures are genel
ally reduced. Carriages, thirty.fve pc
cent. Watches, twenty-five per cent. Tn
administrative provisions constitute tn
most voluminous part OF the bill, and EN-
brace the provisions compiled by MI
Hewitt in the Forty-ninth Congress, an
incorporated in the Morrison tariff bill
Mr.. Hewitt's provisions, abolishing tn
office Of merchant appraiser, and pro
viding new methods Of re.npprRisemen
are omitted. The entire system Of dam
age allowances on imported goods injure
during transportation is abolished. Tn
period for which imported merchandise
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