Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-27

| Bags and Dagglng, ana ike manuIac-
lures not specially enumerated or pro-
vided for in this act Except bagglng for
cotton) composed wholly or in part of
flax, hemp, jute, gunny cloth, gunny
bags OF other material, forty per cent
ad valorem.
[BGgs and baggi1sg and like naG'1sktGc-
t1res, not specially enumerated or pro
Utded for (trscludliiag baggt'1g for cottOra),
composed aChotLy or tn part Of .fc1,
hemp, .jute, gs1p'ay cloth, gurs'ay bags or
other material, Mree-eighths cents per
| pound.
Bagging for cotton, or other manufac
lures, not especially enumerated
or provided for in this act, suitable for
the uses which cotton bagging is ap..
| piled, composed wholly or in part of
hemp, jute, jute butts, flax, gunny bags,
| gunny cloth or other material and
| valued at seven cents or less per square
yard one and one-half cents per pound;
| valued at over seven cents per square
| yard, two cents per pound.
| Machinery designed for the CONFER
sion of .jute or .jaIte butts into cotton bag
gisg, to-q0it, cards, roUing frames,
a0indi'sg frames. and softesers. Free
list.
Tarred cables or cordage, three cents
per pound [ta0erstyJfOe per cent. Gd
UOGOT6nC.
Untarred MANILA cordage; two and
one-half cents per pound [t'oe''ty.fUe
| per cent. dd UdLorena.
All other untarred cordage, three and
one-half cents per pound Twenty-Five
| per cent Gd UGIOrena
Seines and seine and gilling twine,
twenty-five per cent. ad valorem.
| Sail duck, or canvas for sails, thirty
per cent. GtaoenyJfUe per cent. Gd
VGLOrens. ad valorem.
Russia and other sheetings, of fax or
hemp, brown or white, thirty-five per
cent. Twenty-Five per cent. Gd vGtOrem.
All other manufactures of hemp, or
| MANILA, or of which hemp or MANILA
| shall be component material of chief
value, not especially enumerated or
| provided for in this act, thirty-five
| [teOeqsty,tfUe] per cent. ad valorem.
Grass cloth and other manufactures
of jute, ramie, China and sisal grass,
not specially enumerated or provided
| for in this act, thirty-five per cent. ad
| Yalorem.
[Grass cloth and other manufactures
| Of jute, ransie, China and SisaI-grGss,
rot specially enumerated or provided
| for, Twenty-Five per cent. Gd UGl0renl:
Provided, That as to .jute, ,jute butts,
suaa1a and sisGL-grGSs and manufactures
| thereof, except burLGps not exceeding
sirty inches IN Soi0th, this act shall take
| effect January I, 1889; and as to fGr,
| hemp, zsdniEId and other like substitutes
| for hemp and the naG,sssf factures thereof,
| upon July I, 1882.
SCHEDULE K.-woOL AND wooLENs.
All wools, hair of the alpaca, goat
and other like animals shall be divided,
for the purpose of fixing the duties to
be charged thereon, into the three fol-
InVU M n tn
Glass ONE, CLOTHING WooLs-That
| is to say, merino, mestiza, metz, or
metis woods, or other woods, of merino
| blood, immediate or remote, down
clothing wools, and woods of like char
| acter, with any of the preceding, in
| Guiding such as have been heretofore
usually imported into the United States
from Buenos Ayres, New Zealand, Aus
tralia, Cape of Good Hope, Russia,
Great Britain, Canada and elsewhere,
and also including all woods not herein
after described or designated in classes
| two and three.
| CLASS Two, CoMBING WooLs-That
is to say, Leicester, Cotswold, lincoln
| shire, down combing woods, Canada
| long woods, or other like combing
woods of English blood, and usually
known by the terms herein used, and
also all hair of the alpaca, goat and
other like animals.
CLASS THREE, CARPET WooLs AND
| OTHER SIMILAR WooLs-Such as
| Donskoi, native South American, Cor
dova, Valparaiso, native Smyrna, and
| including all such woods of like charac-
ter as have been heretofore usually i'm
| ported into the United States from Tur-
key, Greece, Egypt, Syria and else
| where.
The duty on woods of the first class
| which shall be imported washed shall
be twice the amount of the duty to
| which they would be subjected if i'm
ported unwashed; and the duty on
woods of all classes which shall be i'm
| ported secured shall be three times the
duty to which they would be subjected
| if imported unwashed. The duty upon
| wool of the sheep or hair of the alpaca,
| goat and other like animals, which shall
| be imported in any other than ordinary
condition, as now and heretofore prac-
| tlced, or which shall be changed in its
| character or condition for the purpose
| of evading the duty, or which shall be
| reduced in value by the admixture of
| dirt or any other foreign substance,
shall be twice the duty to which itwould
| be otherwise subject.
Woods of the first-class free kst] the
value whereof at the last port or place
whence exported to the United States,
excluding charges in such port, shall
be thirty cents or less per pound, ten
| cents per pound; woods of the same
class, the value whereof at the last port
or place whence exported to the United
| States, excluding charges in such port,
shall exceed thirty cents per pound,
| twelve cents per pound.
Woods of the second-class free lSst1
| and all hair of the alpaca, goat and
other like animals, the value whereof
| at the last port or place whence eX-
| ported to the United States, excluding
| charges in such port, shall be thirty
cents or less per pound, ten cents per
| pound; wool of the same class, the
value whereof, at the last port or place
whence exported to the United States,
excluding charges in such ports, shall
exceed thirty cents per pound, twelve
cents per pound.
Woods Of the third class Tfree hst] the
value whereof at the last place when
| exported to the United States, exclud-
| ing charges in such port, shall be
| twelve cents or less per pound, two and
a half cents per pound; woods of the
same class, the value whereof, at the
| last port or place whence exported to
the United States, excluding charges
| in such port, shall exceed twelve cents
per pound, five cents per pound.
Woods on the skin free List] the same
rates as other woods, the quantity and
value to be ascertained under such
rules as the secretary of the treasury
| may prescribe.
Sec. 8. On and after October first,
eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, there
shall be admitted, a0hen imported, free
| Of duty:1
|. [AU a00oIs, hair Of the alpaca, goat and
other like animals; Free list
| Woods on the skin. Free list.
Woolen rags, shoddy, mungo, waste,
| and tiocks, ten cents per pound. Free