The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-08-30
Iron or stool b,acksmitbs, hammers

and sledges, track-tools, wedges and
crowbars, two and one-half one and
One-bdJl of one cent per pound
Iron and steel axles, parts thereof,
aXle-bars, axle blanks, or forgings for
axles, without reference to the stage or
state of manufacture, two and one-haf
Lone and one-hdJ] Of one cent per
pound.
Forgings of iron and steel, or forged
iron of whatever shape, or in whatever
stage of manufacture, not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act,
two and one-half cents per pound.
Horseshoe nails, hob-nails and wire
nails, and all other wrought iron or
steel nails, not specially enumerated or
provided for in this act, four cents t1oo
and o1se-hdD ce'ats] per pound.
Bollertubes, or fues, or stays, OF
wrought iron or steel, three cents lone
and One-hGlf centSl per pound.
Other wrought iron or steel tubes or
pipes, two and one-quarter cents per
pound.
Chain or chains of all kinds, made of
iron or steel, not less than three-fourths
of one inch in diameter, one and three
quarter cents one and one-Quarter ce71tsl
per pound; less than three-fourths OF
one inch and not less than three-eighths
of one inch in diameter, two cents lone
and one-half ceaats] per pound; less than
three-eighths of one inch in diameter,
two and one-half cents [taDo cents] per
pound.
Cross-cut saws, eight cents per ineal
foot.
Mill, pit and drag saws, not over nine
inches wide, ten cents per Hneal footi
over nine inches wide, fifteen cents per
Gneas foot.
Circular saws, thirty per cent ad va
loren.
Hand, back and all other saws not
specially enumerated or provided in
this act, forty per cent. Thirty per cent?
ad valorem.
Files, file blanks, rasps and floats OF
all cuts and kinds, four inches in length
and under, thirty-fve cents thtrty.Jf0e
per cent: Gd UdlOrenll per dozen; over
four inches in length and under nine
inches, seventY-fve cents tharty.tEUe
per cent. Gd UGIOTen1] per dozen; nine
inches In length and under fourteen
inches, one dollar and fifty cents thirty
fUe per cent. Gd VGlOren1l per dozen;
fourteen inches in length and over, two
dollars and fifty cents per dozen thirty
fUe per cent. Gd Udlorenl.
Steel lngots, cogged ingots, blooms
and slabs by whatever process made;
dye blocks or blanks; billets and bars
and tapered or beveled bars; bands,
hoops, strips, and sheets of all gauges
and widths; plates of all thicknesses and
widths; steamer, crank and other shafts;
wrist or crank pins; connecting rods
and piston rods; pressed, sheared or
stamped shapes, or blanks of sheet or
plate steel, or combination of steel and
iron, punched or not punched; hammer
moulds or swaged steel, gun moulds,
not in bars; alloy used as substitutes Tor
steel tools; all descriptions and shapes
of dry sand, loan, or iron-moulded
steel castings, all of the above classes
of steel not otherwise specially pro-
vided for in this act, 'Jalued at four
cents pound or less, forty-hVe per
cent. ad volorem; above four cents
pound and not above seven cents per
pound, two cents per pound; valued
above seven cents and not above ten
cents per pound; two and three-fourths
cents per pounds valued at above ten
tents per pound, three and one-fourth
cents per pound. PROVIDED, That on
all iron or steel bars, rods strips or steel
sheets, of whatever shape, and On al!
iron or steel bars OF
irregular shape or section,
cold-rolled, cold-hammered or polished
in any way in addition to the ordinary
| process of hot-I'olling or hammer1ng,
LACAC oAd1l U0 " dlO OutS-1OuA III SOhs 20
pound in addition to the rates provided
IN this act; and. on steel circular saw
plates there shal be paid one cent per
pound in addition to the rate provided
in this act.
Iron or steel beams, girders, joists,
angles, channels ), car truck channels,
TT columns and posts, or parts or sec,
tions of columns and posts, deck and
bulb beams, and building forms, to-
gether with all OF her structural shapes
of iron or steel, me and one-fourth OF
one cent per poi ind [SEI-te7aths OF one
cent.
Steel wheels, s, nd steel-tired wheels
for railway purpt oses, whether wholly
or partly finished, and iron or steel To-
comotive, car anil. other railway tires,
or parts thereof, wholly or partly man
ufactured, two an ID one-half of one cent
[ttU0 cents per DC iund; iron or steel In
gots, cogged lingo its, blooms or blanks
for the same, will lout regard to the de-
gree of manufactl ire, two cents lone and
one-haJ ce'atsl per pound.
Iron or steel ri1 ret, screw, nail, and
fence wire rods, round, in coils and
loops, not lighter han number i've wire
guage, valued at three and one-halt
cents or less per pound, six-tenths OF
one cent per pound Iron or steel, nat,
with longitudinal ri lbs, for the manufac-
ture of fencing, six tenths ItouT-te7atssl
OF cent per pound
Screws, commo My called wood
screws, two inches or over in length,
six cents per pound, one inch and less
than two inches in /, ength, eight cents
per pound; over one half inch and less
than one inch in len 9Th, ten cents per
pound; one-half inch and less inlength,
twelve cents per poul ld.
Iron or steel wire, mailer than num-
Der five and not small 'er than number
ten wire gauge, one al ID one-haf cents
per pound; smaller tn. an number ten
and not smaller than number sixteen
wire gauge, two cei ITS per pound; /;
smaller than number sixteen and not
smaller than number I wenty-six wire
gauge, two and one. half cents per
pound; smaller than nuI nber twenty-six
wire gauge, three cenl ts per pound:
Provided, That iron or S teel wire COW
cred with cotton; silk or OF her material,
and wire commonly knt )Wn as crino-
line, corset and hat wire, shall pay four
cents per pound in additic N to the fore
going rates: And provi ded further,
that no article made from iron or steel
wire, or which iron or ste el wire is .
component part of chief value, shall
pay less rate of duty than the iron or
steel wire from which it is made either
wholly or in part: And pro vided furth-
er, that iron or steel " ire cloths,
and iron or steel wire netti ngs, made
in meshes of any form, shall pay duty
equal in amount to that in posed on
iron or steel wire of that SAN, 9 guage,
and two cents a pound in addition
thereto. There shall be paid on gall
vanized iron or steel wire excerpt fence
w1re), one-half of one cent per pound
in addition to the rate imposed on the
wire of which it is made. On iro uwire
rope and wire strand, one cent per
pound in addition to the rates imposed