The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-04

shall be subject to the same duties us art
imposed upon manufactures Of wool no
at present enumerated or provided
for in this act. Woolen cloths
shawis and manufactures OF wool no
enumerated valued at not exceeding 40,
per pound, 35c per pound, and in addi
tiOn thereto 80 per cent ad valorem
,35c and 50 and 40 per cent? Above 40t
and not exceeding SOC per pound, Bot
per pOuLd and 40 per cent ad valOrem
(35 ald l0c and IS and 40 per cent?
Above G0c per pound, 40c per pound
and per cent ad valorem. Flannels
blankets, hats, etc, valued at above COO
per pound, 40c per pound and 40 per
cent nd valorem, i2lc and 35 per cent
and 35c and 40 per cent.
Women's and childrcn's dress goods,
italian cloths, &c, made in part oI
wool, and valued ut not exceeding
loo per square yard, &c per square
yard, 40 per cent advaioFem t5G
and 81 per cent?. Containing an ad
mixture Of silk and in which silk is not
the competent material OF chief value,
and not otherwise provided, lie per
square yard aud in addition thereto 4C
per cent adval0rem. t5c and S5 per cent
and 7c and 40 per cent, according to
yaiue). Provided that aif goods OF the
character enumerated or described in
this paragraph, weighing over ounces
per square yard, shall pay duty OF 4OC
per pound and 10 per cent advalOrem.
}35c and 40 per cent?. Womeh's and
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composed whollyO OF wool, lie per square
yard and 40 per cent advHlorem jlOc and
% per cent.
All such goods, with selvages made
wholly or in part Of other materials, and
all such goods in which threads made
wholly or in part oi other materials have
been introduced for the purpose Of
changingthe classification for duty, lie
per square yard and 40 per centum nd
valorCm. (0C and per cent)-Proyided
that all such goods weighing over 4
ounces persquare yard, shall pays duty of
4Ocper pound aud Oper cent nd valOrem.
Clothing, ready made, not enumerated,
all goods made on knitting frames and
ll,piIe fabrics, composed wholly or in
part oi wool made up or manufactured
wholly or in part, 40c per pound and 45
per cent ad yatorem. t40c per pound 50
per cent. Cloaks, dolmans, jackets,
etc, except knit goods composed wholly
or in part OF wool, made up wholly or in
part, Acc per pound and Is per cent ad
yalorem. (4lc and 40 per cent?
Endless belts or felts tor paper print
ing machines, 20c per pound and 30 per
cent ad vaiorem. l20c and 50 per cent?
THE SUGAR SCHEDULE.
Schedule L-Aii sugars not above thir-
teen Dutch standard in color:
Tank bottoms, syrups Of cane juice or
of beet juice, melada, concentrated
melada, concrete and concentrated mo-
lasses, testing by poIariscope not above
rs degrees, 7-l0c per pound. Now
"A 5.l00 per cent. For every additional
degree shown by polariscope, 2-l00c adj
ditiona. Now 4-l00c). All sugars
above thirteen and not above number
sixteen, lsc. (Now 75.l0O per cent.
All sugars above number sixteen aud
not above number twenty, lsc. Now
3c). All sugars above number twenty
&c. tNow SEE. Moiasses, testing above
56 degrees, 4c per gallon. Now SCI.
Sugar candy and all confectionery, in
Guiding chocolate confectionery made
wholly or in,part OF sugar valued at l2c
or less pound, and on sugars after be-
ing refined when tinctured, colored or in
any way ndulterated, jc per pound.
Now 5 and lOcl. Glucose or grape
sugar. &c. go per cent ad valorem).
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
Schedule Wines, liquors, etc.-Still
wines, including ginger wine, cordial or
vermouth in casks 6Oc per gallon. (5O.)
Fluid malt extract in casks zoe per gal
Ion; in bottles or jugs 40c; solid or
condensed 4Oc. Cherry, prunG and other
Juices not enumerated containing not
more than 24 per cent OF alcohol, G0C per
gallon; containing more than "a per
cent OF alcohol, 81 per gallon. go per
cent. Ginger ale, beer, lemonade, soda
water and other eratGd waters in plain,
green or colored, nodded or pressed
glass bottles, containing not more than
\ pint, 25c per dozen.
PROVISIONS.
Schedule G. Provisions - Animals,
talive), horses and mules, $50 head.
Now % per cent nd vaiorem). Cattle
more than one year old, S. per head.
(Now 20 per cent ad valOreml. Hogs
and sheep 5Oc. Now 90 per cent I'd va
lorem). Beans per bushel 25c. (NOw
10 per cent ad vaIorem}. Beans, peas
and mushrooms, prepared or preserved,
95c per gallon. Nov 80 per cent ad va
lorem). Cabbages lc each. Now 10
per cent ad valorem).
Milk, preserved or condensed, SC per
pound go per cent. Spices, ground or
powdered, not specially provided for 4c
per pOnnd, (5c). Fiiberts and wainuts
&c per pound, (3c). Vegetables Of all
kinds preserved, including pickles and
sauces, So per cent. (3Oc and 35c).
Schedule N-sundriGs-Brushes and
broems 80 per cent sd valorem, $50 per
cent and % per cent. Broom corn 81
per ton. Calf skins, tanned or dressed,
aud skins OF all kinds not specially
enumerated, 25c per pound. (20c).
Leather cut into shoe-uppers or vamps
or other forms shall be classified us man
uiactures OF leather and pay duty ac-
cordingly. Matches i0c per gross. t35
per cent. Pipes and pipe bowls oi
wood &c each.
Building or monument stone, except
marble, unmanufactured or undressed,
not enumerated, l4c per cubic loot. Isl
per toni Building or monumental
stone, except marble, not enumerated,
hewn, dressed or. polished and burr
stones, manufactured or bound up into
mill stones, 25 per cent nd valorem. 20
per cent?
The last iorty-three pages of the bill
contain its administrative features,
which are similar to those contained in
the undervaluation bill as it passed the
Senate during the Forty.eighth Congress,
INTERNAL REVENUE SCHEDULE.
The Internal Revenue section OF the
bill, so far us it relates to tobacco, pro-
vides that after the first OF February
1889, manufacturers OF cigars shall pay a
speciai tax of IS annuntiy. The tax on
cigars, cheroots and on all cigarettes,
weighing more than s pounds per thou.
sand, which shall be manufactured OIL
sold after that date, shall be 81 80 pei
u.