The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-04

gal on, now sc. Sugar candy and all
| confectionery made up wholly cor IL
part of sugar, valued at II cents or less
g pound, and on sugars after being re-
nned, when tinctured, colored or in
any way adulterated, cents per pound
now 5 lilo cents. Glucose or grape
| sugar q cent. 20 per cent. ad valorem
THE INTERNAL Rev ENUE SECTION
OF the bill as far as it relates to to-
baccc, provides that after February
1889, the manufacture of cigars shall
pay a special tax of So annually. The
tax on cigars, cheroots and on al
cigarettes weighing more than three
pounds per thousand, which shall be
sold after that date, shall be SIS pei
thousand, and cigarettes weighing less
than three pounds to the thousand
| fifty cents per thousand, and said tax
shall be paid by manufaotu .ers. It re-
peals all laws restricting the disposi-
ten Of tobacco by farmers and
by producers and all laws i'm
posing tax ON manufactured
tobacco and snuff, and a special
tax required by law to be
paid by manufac turers and dealers in
leaf tobacco. retail dealers in tobacco.
snuff and cigars, peddlers of snuff and
cigars and manufacturers of snuff. 1t
provides ior rebates on all original and
unbroken packages held by manufact-
urers or dealers at the time the repeal
goes into effect. 1t also repeats all laws
limiting, restricting or regulating the
manufacture, sale or expectation OF
tobacco or snuff.
ON ALCOHOL.
Alcohol to be used in the industrial
arts is released from the payment of in
ternal revenue tax. Provision is made
for bonded alcohol warehouses, and
safeguard is provided against
against the use of any distilled spirits
has not been paid in the manufacture
of tinctures, properties, liquors, cor
dials or bitters, or other alcoholic COM
pounds used or sold as revenues.
THE IRON SCHEDULE.
The tariff on iron rods and cast iron
pipes is reduced 1-10c. per pound; on
the cast iron vessels, sad irons, 1-5c. f;
on malleable iron castings of iron or
steel anchors, iron for ship forgings and
iron or steel weighing more than
twenty-five pounds, the reduction is
Ac. per pound; on axles, No.; building
iron, 4-l0c.; boiler or otner plate or
steel, except saw plates not thinner
than No. 10, wire gagged, valued at
cents per pound or less are taxed l
cent per pound az 10 cents); above 2
cents and not above 32-10 cents, and
above cents and not above 4 cents.
clio cents; above and not above Z
cents, above seven and not above 10
cents, 28-10; above 10 and not above 13
cents, 81 cents; above Is cents, IS per
cent ad valorem (now all I'D. 1t pro-
vides that all plate iron or Steel thinner
than No. 10. wire guage, shall pay duty
as iron or steel plates, boiler and other
tubes, IN cents per pounds (now and
~ cents); bolts, "a cents (now 2H
cents); forgings of iron and steel, not
especially enumerated, 2 $40 cents (now
~ cents); hoop or band iron,
between Nos. l and 20, Ito cents
per pound (now lilo; thinner than
20, ~ (now 4-10), provided that hoop
or band iron or steel ties shall pay
Ito cents per pound more than the
duty imposed on the hoop from which
it is made. Mai s, CIT 1 cent ptr pound
(now ~; wire nails. longer than two
inches and above No, y, cents per
pound (now ~; between and inches,
~ cents (new ~. Railway bars of
iron and steel made in parts of iron and
steel, 1T" rails and punched iron or
steel fat rails, Z Ito cents per pound,
NOW ranging from SIT per ton to 81
cents per pound); railway fish plates, 10
cents par pound (now 10; sheet iron or
stesl thinner than No. 20, 1916 cents per
pound (uow 80 per cent. I'D valorem);
spikes, nuts, washers and horsesnoes
$40 cents pound (now 2 cents);
cogged ingots, blooms and blanks for
wheels ~ cents (now 2 cents).
changed as follows: A nuty OF 10
not smaller than No. 6 and valued at 8
steel fat, with ribs or fencing. valued at
steel wire, the duty is reduced II cents
No. 6 when the duty is IN
changed. It also provides that
wine valued at more than
80 cents per pound shall pay a duty
of not less than As per cent. ad valorem.
Copper ores ~ cents per pound, (now
2% cents).
Table and other knives 20 cents to 81
per dozsn and 30 per cent. ad valorem,
(now 35 per cent. ad vaiorem); pen
knives and razors cents per dozen
blades and 25 per cent. ad valorem. (now
so per cent ad valorem); goldleaf 81 per
package, (now $1.50); hollow ware ~
cents per pound, (now cents); nickel
ore cents per pound. (aow Is cents);
nickle matte 10 cents, (now Is cents);
quicksilver cents per pound, NOW 10
per cent. ad valorem); type metal l "a
cents per pound, NOW 20 per cent. ad
valorem); new type 25 per cent. ad val
orem.
SCHEDULE F. TOBACCO, CIGAIs ETC.
Tobacco, cigarettes and cheroots
So so per pound, now So so. If any
portion of any tobacco imported in any
packages of any bulk shall be suitable
for wrappers the entire quantity of
tobacco contained in such importation
shall be dutiable, if not stemmed at rs
cents per pound, if stemmed at 81 ger
pound; leaf tobacco, all other than
that suitable for wrappers unmanu-
featured and not .stemmed, 20 cents per