The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02

facture, l}c per pound; in sheets, cents
per pound, now IL and "a cents respect
lively.
Sheathing and yellow metal, 80 per cent.
ad valorem, now 30 per cent.
Nickel ore or matte, 10 cents per pound,
or nickel contained therein, now 10 cents.
Holloware, ~ cents per pound, now 8
cents.
Needles Of all kinds, 20 per cent. ad va
loren, now 25 and IS per cent.
Penknives, razors, etc, 35 per cent. ad
valorem, now so per cent.
Pens, 35 per cent. ad valorem, now IL
cents per gross.
Type metal, 10 per cent. ad valorem,
now 20 per cent.
Manufactures and wares not specially
enumerated, composed wholly or in part OF
copper, 30 per cent. al valorem, and Of
other metals 40 per cent. ad valorem, now
uniform at IS per cent. ad valorem.
Cabinet OF house furniture, wood, 80 per
cent. ad valorem, now 35 per cent.
Manufactures of hard wood, 80 per cent,
ad yalorem, now 35.per cent.
Wood manufactures unenumeraed, 80
per cent. ad valorem, now So per cent.
Sugar, not above No. 10 dis, is as follows:
Tank bottoms, syrups, ETC., not above 75o
polariscope, ! l5-l00 cent per pound, and
for every additional degree, 3-l00 cent per
pound. Above 10 DIS and not above 20,
2 20-l0O cents per pound. Above 20 dis, "a
cents per pound. The present duties range
from 40-l00 cent per pound below Ia DIS
TO "a cents per pound above 20 lis. The
lower grade Of molasses IL unchanged, but
that testing above 46o is reduced from TO
o cents per gallon. Confectioneries, 40 per
cent. al valorem, now 10 cents per pound.
All leaf tobacco, unmanufactured, Is
fixed at 35 cents per pound, and the pres
ent distinction between sumatra and ordi-
nary wrapping tobacco is abolished
Starch, cent per pound, now 2 to q
cents per pound.
Rice, cleaned, 2 cents; uncleaned, IA
cents; now 2t and II cents respectively.
Rice, meal or -four, which will pass
through No. 10 brass wire sieve, 20 per
cent. ad valorem, present duty is the same,
but the condition is not imposed.
Paddy, cents per pound, now II cents
per ponnd.
Raisins, II cents per pound, now . cents
per pound.
Peanuts, cents per pound, now / cent
per pound.
shelled, l cent per pound, now u cents
per pound.
Mustard, in bottles, ground or pre-
served, cents per pound, now 10 cents
per pound.
Cotton, thread, yarn, warps, value not
exceeding 40 cents per pound, 30 per cent.
al valorem; valued at over 40 cents per
pound, 40 per cent. nd valorem; the
present duty ranges from 10 cents ON %
cents values 10 30 cents al valorem On cot
ton valued at 81 per pound. All cotton
cloth, 40 per cent nd valorem, provided
africans, mulls and crinolines shall not
pay more than 25 per cent al valorem;
the present tariff divides cotton cloths
into thirteen classes, with duties Ringing
from y cents per square yard for less than
100 threads TO the square inch TO 10 per
cent. al yalorem on colored cottons ex-
ceeding 200 threads 10 the square inch.
Spool cotton, 40 per cent. al valorem; now
at minimum duty Of cents per twelve
spools. Ducks, linens, canvas, handker-
chiefs, lawns and other manufactures Of
flax, jute or hemp not specially provided
for, % per cent. al valorem; now uniform
at % per cent. ad valorem.
Flax, hemp and iute yarns, % per cent.
ad valorem; now 80 per cent. ad yalorom.
Linen thread, twine, etc, rs per cent
al valorem, now IS.
Oil cloths 25 5pcrcent. ad valorem, now i0
Gunny cloth 25 per cent. nd yalorcm,
now from 3 10 4 cents per pound. Bag
ging 25 per cent. al valcrem, now 40.
Tarrcd cables and untarred cordagc % per
cent ad valorem, now from 3 10 81 cents
per pound.
Sail duck, Russia sheeting and unenu.
merated manufactures Of hemp and jutc
25 per cent, now from 30 10 80 per cent.
al yalorcm.
All woods, wool on the skins, shoddy,
waste, etc, are placed on the free list after
July 1.
On flannels, blankets, wooden hats, knit
goods, woolen or wosted yarns and man
ufactures OF every description, composed
wholly or In part OF worsted, i0per. cent.
nd valorcm. The present section relating
10 this class OF goods, except such a. are
composed in part Of wool.
Woolen and worsted cloths, shawls and
all manufactures OF wool Of every descrip-
ton, made wholly or in part Of wool or
wosted, not specially provided i5 per
cent ad valorem, the present duty on
ilannels, etc, range from 10 cents per
pound 10 80 per cent al valorcm; and ON
wooden cloths, ETC., from 80 cents per
per pound and 40 per cent. nd yalorem.
Bunting 40 per cent. nd yalorcm, now
10 cents yard.
Women and children's dress goods, coat
Innings, Italians, etc, 40 per cent. ad va
lorcm, the present duties range from 3
cents per yard and 35 per cent. ad yalorcm
10 cents per yard and 40 per cent. ad va
loren.
Clothing ready made and wearing ap-
parel Of every description Of wool except
knit goods, IS per cent. al valorcm, now
40 cents per pound and 30 per cent ad
yalorem.
Cloaks, dolmans and other outside gar-
ments for ladies' and children, wholly or In
part Of wool, 45 per cent. al valoreIn, now
l5 cents per pound and 40 per cent ad
yalorcm.
Ribbons, cords, dresstrimmings, braided
buttons, etc, Of wool, 80 per cent. nd val
orem, now 30 cents per pound and 90 per
cent nd valorcm.
All carpets, 80 per cent. ad yalorem, now
ranging from o cents per yard for hemp or
jute 10 45 cents per yard and 30 per cent.
ad valorem for Administer and other high
grades.
Endless belts for printing machines, 20
per cent. al valorcm, now 20 cents per
pound and 30 per cent. al valorcm.
Paper, sized or glued, 10 per cent. nd
valorem, and printing paper, unsiIcd, "
per cent ad valorem, now l5nnd 20 per
cent. Paper and other fancy boxes, 30per
cent. nd yalorem, now 80.
Envelopes, 30 per cent nd yalorem,
now 35.
poad. Al nor cont ad yalorem. now 10.