The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-08-30
ings, shall be classed and denominated


as steel.
No allowance or reduction of duties
for partial loss or damage in conse-
quence of rust or of fdiscoloration shall be
made upon any description of iron or
steel, or upon any partly manufactured
article of iron or steel, or upon any
manufacture of iron and steel.
Argentine, albata, or German silver,
unmanufactured, twenty-five per cent.
ad valorem.
Copper imported in the form of ores,
two and one-haf cents [free list] on
each pound of fine copper contained
therein; regulus of, and black of coarse
copper and copper cement, three and
one half cents free kst] on each pound
of fine copper contained therein; old
copper, fit only for remanufacture free
hstl; clippings from new copper lone
cent per pound and all composition
metal of which copper is a component
material of chief value not specially
enumerated or providad for in this act,
three cents per pound;copper in plates,
bars, ingots, Chill, or other pigs, and
in other forms, not manufactured or
enumerated in this act, tour cents ftaOO
centsl per pound; in rolled plates, call
ed braziers, copper, sheets, rods, pipes
and copper bottoms Thirty per cent. Gd
UaEoren11 and all manufactures of cop
per, or of which copper shall be a COM
ponent of chief value, not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act,
thirty-five per cent. ad valorem.
Brass, in bars or pig, old brass, and
clippings from brass or Dutch metal,
one and one-half cents per pound.
Lead ore, and lead dross, one and
one-half cents Three. .touaths Of one cent?
per pound.
Lead, in pigs and bars, motion and
old refuse lead run into blocks and
bars, and old scrap lead, fit only to be
remanufaetured, two cents Zone cent?
per pound.
Lead in sheets, pipes or shot, three
cents to0o and oaae-QmGrter cefatsl per
pound.
Nickel, in ore, matte, or other crude
form not ready for consumption in the
arts, fifteen [tea] cents per pound on
the nickel contained therein.
Nickel, nickel oxide, alloy of any
kind in which nickel is the element of
chief value, fifteen cents per pound.
ZINC ores, ta0easty per cent. Gd ga
1erens.
Zinc, spelter, or tl1tenegue, in blocks
or pigs, and old worn out zinc, fit only
to be remanufactured, one and one-half
cents Tone and ofse-qatarter ee9stS] per
pound; zinc, spelter, or tutenegue in
sheets, two and one-half TtaOo cents
per pound.
Sheeting, or yellow metal. not wholly
of copper, nor wholly nor in part of
iron, ungalvanized, in sheets, forty
eight inches long and fourteen inches
wide, and weighing from fourteen to
thifty-four ounces square foot, thirty
five per cent. ad valorem.
ISheathaag or yelfolo metal, thirty per
cent ad ualorem.
Antimony, as regulus or metal, ten
per cent. ad vaIorem. fFree List.
Bronze powder, fifteen per cent. ad
valorem.
Cutlery, not especially enumerated
or provided for in this act, thirty five
per cent .ad valerem.
Dutch or bronze metal, in leaf, ten
per eent.ad valerem.
Steel plates, engraved, stereotype
plates and new types, twenty-five per
cent ad yalorem.
Nes0 type for printing, fifteen per cent
ad rdgorena.
Gold leaf, one dollar and fifty. cents
per package of five hun dred leaves.
Hollow ware, coated, glazed or
j timed, three cents Eta0o and oaae-Ka!J
cents per pound.
Muskets, rifles, and other firearms,
not specially enumerated or provided
for in this act, twenty-five per cent ad
/. valorem.
ALI sporting breech-loading shot guns
cent ad valorem.
Forged shotgun barrels, rough bored,
ten per cent ad valoreIn.
Needles for knitting or sewing ma
chimes, thirty-fve per cent [tsOe,sty pen
cea,tl ad valorem.
Needles, sewing, dlarning, knitting,
and al others not specially enumerated
or provided for in this act, TWENTY-FIVE
per cent ad dvalerem. Free list
sPen-kniyes, pocket nives of all kinds,
and razors, fifty per cent ad valorem;
swords, sword blades, and side arms,
thirty-fye per cent ad valorem.
Pens, metallic, twelve cents Ttsirtg-
gJfUe per cent Gd Vd9Drena] per gross
pen-holder tips and pen holders, OF
parts thereof, thirty per cent. ad va
slorem.
Pins, solid head or other, thirty pei
gcents ad valorem.
britannia, ware, and plated and gill
articles and wares of all kinds, thirty
I five per cent. ad val1 rem.
QUICKSILVER ten psr cent. ad valorem
I Free list
Silver leaf, 4sevsnty-fve cents pei
package of five hum lred leaves.
Type metal, TWEEN ty [.Jifteenl per cent
.ad Yalorem.
Chromate of iron or chronic ore, fif
teen per cent. ad Yalorem. Free list
Mineral substans es in a crude state
and metals unwH Dught, not specially
enumerated or ~ divided in this act
twenty per cent ad yalorem. Ere,
list.]
Manufactures, 3 rticles, or wares, mo-
specially enumera ted or provided for
composed wholly or in part of iron
steel, copper, les d, nickel, pewter, tin
zinc, gold, silwsr, platinum, or any
other metal, and whether partly OF
wholly 4manuf h :tured, forty-fi pei
cent. ad valor'sr (aboUe of copper, tlir
tg.f0e per ee11i Gd patorenl, of otsei
+ metals named ia rty per cent.
SCHEDULE D.--wooD AND wooDEr
WARES.
Timber, he@ a and sawed, and timbel
used for spars5and in building wharves
twenty per cent advalorem. FIRE.
List
Timber, squ ared or sided, not spe
rciaily, enuma ated or provided for il
this act, ONE ent per cubic foot. Fire
Lfstl.
Sawed boa rds. planks, deals and 9th
-er lumber of hemlock, white wood, syc
anore, and bass wood, one dollar pc
thousand fs ct Free List board meas
'pre; all othf r articles of sawed lumber
two dollaHs per thousand feet FIRE
Ltstl board measure. But when lumbe
OF any sorT is planed or finished, in ad
there shqI be be- levied and paid for @ eaeI
side SO l,laned or finished, fifty cent
per one housand feet, board measure
And IL planed on one side AM
tongued and grooved, one dollar pc
thouS an d feet, board measure.
Antl if planed on two sides an
tong' Ieft and grooved, one dollar an
fifty ce ats per one thousand feet, boar
mea SUI e.
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