The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-04

40 per cent. al valoIem. Fannels. blankets, hats,
ETC.. valued at above 90 cents per pound, 40 cents
per Mound and 40 per cent. ad valorem GA cents and
S5 per cent. and 5 cents aud 40 or cent?
Wouen's and chilcrens dress goods, Italian cloths.
etc, made partly of wool and valued at not exceeding
Is cents per square yard, q cents per square yard, 40
per cent adj valor.m Is cents and So per cent?; con-
tanning an sdmixture of silk. and in which silk IS not
the component material OF chief value. and not 9TH
erwise provided. IL cents per square yard. and IN
addition thereto 40 per centum ad valoren 70 cents
and 80 per cent. and z cents and 40 per cent. &C.
-o~a;ng r., value, ProviaeS that all goods of the
character enumerated or described in this paragraph,
weighing over four ounces per square yard, shall pay
q duty of 40 cents Per pound and Az per cent al va
loren 10 cents and 40 per cent?
Women's and children's dress goods and ltallAn
cloths composed wholly of wool. IL cents per square
yard and 40 per cent. ad valorem 90 cents and 20
per cent?
All such goods, with selvages made wholly or IN
part of other materials, and all such goods in which
threads made Who'll OF in part of other materials have
been introduced for The purpose OF changing the Gas
sifcation for duty. Il cents per square yard ana Az
per cert. al valOs en- = cents and 20 per cent? fro-
vided, that all such goods weighing over four ounces
per square ward shall pay a duty OF Az cents per
pound AMI 40 per cent ad valorem. .-.
Clothing ready made. not enumerated, all goods made
on knitting frames. and all pile fabrics. composed
wholly or in part Of wool. made up or manufactured
wholly OF in part. 40 cents per pound and 40 per
cent. sd valorem t4O cents and 80 per cent.
Cloaks. dolmans. jackets. ETC., except knit goods
composed wholly or in part of wool. made up wholly
or in part, 40 cents per pound aud 40 per cent
I'D valorem as cents and 40 per cent.
Endless belts or felts for PAPER or printing ma
chimes, 70 cents per pound and 81 per cent. al va
1crem GO cents and 80 per cent?
SCHEDULE E-sUGARs.
An sugars not above Is Dutch standard in color.
tank bottoms. syrups of cane juice or of beef juice,
nelada, concentrated melada, concrete and concen-
frsted molasses testing BY polariscope not above 40
5eerees- 40 cent per pound now 1 45-IOO cent?.
and for every additional degree shown by polariscope,
2.10O cent additional tnow 4-lOO cent? All sugars
above No. Is ard not above No. 10, lss cent tnow
2 75-lOO centsJ
All sugars above No. 16 and not above No. 20, 15s
an surars above No. 90. 3 cents Crow 3ls cents)
Molasses testing above 90 degrees. A cents per GAL
lon NOV SCIENTIST
Sugar candy and sl c~onfectic 1sry. including choco-
1ste Confectionery made who'll or in part OF sugar
valued at ~ cents or less q pound. and on sugars
after being refined when tincrured-, colored or In any
way adulterated, D cents per pound tnow D and ~
cents.l
Glucose or grape sugar. =. cent go per cent. ad va
1orem.l
SCHEDULE c-METALs.
In LAYING and collecting the duty on iron ore. no
deduetion shall be made from the weight of the ore on
account of moisture which may be chemically or
physically combined Herewith.
Round and square iron not less than Il inch, $40
cent per pound tnow L cent.
Flats less than l inch wide or lessthan ssinch thick:
round iron less than 81 inch and not less than 7-l6
inch in diameter. and square iron less than = inch
square. ] cent NOW i LILO cent.
Round iron in coils and rods less than 7-16 OF an
inch in diameter. and bars or shapes OF rolled iron not
specially enumerated. i lilo cent now 1 $40
centl.
~ TUX DlDCs ~ y " CLJ " II
Casr iron vessels. plates, hand irons, sad irons, etc.
not specially enumerated. / 21O cent per pound
tnow III cent?.
CASTINGS OF II alleable iron u-neDumerated. Ia cent
Iron or steel anchors, wrought iron for ships. forg-
ing OF iron and steel weighing % pounds or more.
I $40 cent tnOw = eents)-
AxeS. 2 cents 'now pig cents).
Blseksmith's hammers. pa cents nov 2i9 cent?.
Besms, Orders and building forms. L Ito cent
frow Ia cent?
Boiler or other plate iron or steel. except saw plate.
per pound OF less, 1 cent per pound: above z cents
and not above 3 cents. l 2-lO cent; above B cents
and not above 1 cents. i Clio cent; above a cents
and not above z cents. = $40 cents; above 10 cents
ard not above Is cents, gig cents; above IS cents,
45 per cent. ad valorem tnow al ll4c cent?: Pro
vioed, that all plate iron or steel thinner than No. iO
wire gau.e shall pay duty as iron or steel plates.
Boiler and other tubes. 2ia cents per pound (now >
cents and ~ centsl.
Bolts. IA cents now 22 certsl.
Chains not less than d inch in diameter. 1.6 cent;
between & and %. Is cent; less than g. 1 cent;
{noW 14. 2 and 2l2).
Forgings OF iron and steel not specially enumerated,
S.3 cents. tnow pa cents).
Hoop or band iron between Nos. 10 and twenty,
IL cent per pound. tnow, IL cent?: thinner tHan
No. 20. Is cent tnow Ia cent?: provided that hoop
or band iron or steel ties shall pay Il cents per
pound more than the duty imposed on the hoop from
winch il is made.
Nails, cut, l cent per pound, now III cent?; wire
nails longer than two inches aud above No. u. .
cents per pound. (now 4 cents; between one and two
inches. IL cents tnow 4 centsD-
Railway bars of iron and steel. and made in part of
iron and steel. T rails and punched iron or steel dat
zsils. I'll cents per pound tnow ranging from SlI
Ter .on TO 81 cents per pound
Railway fish plates / cent per pound, tnow Il cent?.
Sheet iron or steel thinner than No. %, 10 cent
snow 80 per cent ad va'o-eml.
Spikes, nuts, washers and horse-shoes, 1.Sc per
pound (nOw 2c.l
Cogyed ingots. blooms and blanks Cor wheels lac
The classification OF wire rods is changed as fol
lows: A duty of 6-lOc per pound is imposed on all
sizes not smaller than No. 6 and valued at Sc or less
nCuud arA m iron or gfQal ra- with FfhS for
fencing. valned at Sc OF less On all sizes of iron
aud steel wire tke duty is reduced lac per pound. ex-
cert wnere It is smaller than No. q. where the outy is
unchanged. IL is also provided that wire valued at
nose than Zoe q pound shall pay a duty OF not less
Ean 4S per cent. advslorem.
Flies between q and ii inches. 81 80 per dozen,
suar ii inches 81 tnOw S1.5O and 81
IN steel ineots, blooms in slabs, bands, saw
yates. plates, shafts, molds and castings, the
sIass. fcation, which now begins at vaiues OF fori
cents per poand, with duties ranging from As pei
rsnt al vslorem TO three and one-fourth cent
per pound, IL carried OF down to values of one
cent per pound, and the following rates are pro-
posed:
Valued az one cent per pound OF less, fve-tenths oil
four-tenths cent, six-teuths of one cent per pound
between one and four-teuths cent and one and eight
tenths cent, eigft-tenths of one cent per pound: be
tween one and eight-tenths cent and two and two
tenths cents, ninetenths Of one cent per pound; be
tween two and two-tentbs cents and three cents, on,
and two-tepth scent per pound: between three ce"ti
NL0 TOUR CCuLot u NCI z HOAuQ
between four cents and seven cents, two cents pet
pound; between sevcn cents and ten cents, two and
eieht-tenths cents per pound; between ten cents anC
shirtesn cents, three and one-haif cents per pound
above thirteen cents. As per cent. ad valorem-
Cross-cut saws, 6 cents per linear foot: mill bit ant
drag saws. not over nine inches wide, ) cents; owe
nine inches. Is cents tnOw {. 10 and ID c%ents).
Coprer ores, Ia cent per pound (now 2A9 centsl
Old copper for n snufacture and composition metal
Id cent lnow 3 cents.
Copper plates. ingots and other forms not enurner
ased. = cents lnow 4 cents).
Table and other knives valued at not more than 8
per dozen. 20 cents per a zen; between 81 and S3
SO cents; between IS ard IS, 81: more tnan SO, So
and upon all 80 per cent. al valorem additional (nov
35 per cent. ad valoreml.
Knives. knife blades and razors, so cents per doze
blades and IS per cent ad valorern tnow 90 per cent
al yalorem).
Gold leaf. 81 per package (now S1.50l.
Hollow-ware, = cents per pound now 3 cents).
Lead sheets. pipes and sheet. 2la cents per poun,
tnow 3 eenfs}.
each and % per cent. advalorem inow 81 per cent?
Nickel ore, 5 cents per pound tnow 10 eents.)
Nifksl matt. 10 cents lnow il centsJ
Quicksilver 6 cents per pound tnow 10 per cent. q
Wlorem)
Wood screws more than . inches in length. 5 cent
psr pound; between l ard ? inches. z cents (now
and = centsl: half inch and less, IA cents per poun,
tnow II cents.)
CIt taeks. brads and sprigs not exceeding L,
ounces to the thousand 2l4 cents per thousand (no1
2ls cents; exceeding 10 ounces, 24 cents per poun
tnOw : centsD
Type metal, la cent per pound (now 20 per cen.
al valoreml; new type, % ~pefcent ad valorem.
Zinc, blocks or pigs. n cent Ger pound tnow II
cent; zinc for manufacture LII cent (now il
cent?
1t Is provided that articles not special
enumerated, made from sheet-iron or steel. shel