Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-14
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chemical section are as follows:
Alcoholic peffumery, SO per gallon
and 25 per cent ad valorem. Borax, re-
fined 8 cents. Rowan, portland and
otcer hydraulic dement's, 6 centa, Ohioro.
form, 80 cents. Medical essence, tipc.
sures, etc., so cents, Dyes, coal Tar, 10
cents per pound and Is per cen ad
valorem. Ether, sulphusic aud nitric,
30 cents per pound. Gelatine, glue, etc
20 per sent ad valorem. Indigo extracte,
three-fourths nf O cen per pound; car
mine, 10 cents. Linseed OIL 90 cents;
cotton seed OIL Is cents per gallon; eae-
tor oil 40 cents. Plaster of Paris ground
81 80 per o n Soae, CASTLE, Ia cents
per pound; toilet 10 cents. Soda BIZ
carbonate. IL cents per pound. Tur.
pent,ne spirits Is cents. All of the above
are reductions.
The chief earthen and glassware
changes, in nearly every instance, reduc.
lions.
Anthony, three fourths OF O cent per
pound. Copper, ores 9 and one-half
cents in each pound of fine copper con-
tanned. Old copper and clippings for
manufacture, two cents. Composition
metal end ingots, plate or bars two and
one half cents.
Iron ore, rs cents per ton as at present.
But o new provision Ia added, forbldding
deductions on account OF moisture. Pig
iron unchanged. Bar iron, rolled or
hammered, comprising flags not less
than one inch thick, elght-tenths OF one
cent per pound, comprising round iron
not less than three-fourths OF an inch in
diameter, and square iron not lees than
three-fouFthH of one inch square. nine.
tenths Of one Inch, comprising flats less
than one inch wide or less than three
Fights OF one inch thick; round iron less
than seven sixteenths of one inoh in di-
ameter, and square iron less than three.
fourthssof one inch square, one cent;
round iron, in coils or rods, less than
seyen-sixteepths of one inch in diameter,
one and one-tenths of one cent; rolled
iron or steel fence wire rods, coils or
Hoops, valued at three and one-balf cents
or less per pound one cent; bars or
shapes of rolled iron, not especially en-
Enumerated as provided for in this act,
one and two-tenths of one cent per
pound; provided, that all iron in slabs,
blooms. loops or other forms less finished
than iron in bars and moro advanced
than pig ,roD. except castings, shall be
rated as iron in bars, and pay d duty ac-
cordingiy; and nom OF the above iron
shall pay q less rate of duty than thirty
five per centum ed valorem. Provided
further, that all iron bars. blooms, biilets
or Sizes or shapes OF any kind, in the
manufacture of which charcoal is used
as o fael shall be subject to O duty.
In fact, she entire list CT iron and steel
manufactures is reduced, almost with
ont exception, through the reductions
are often only slight A lew new. classi-
acations in the metals, such as gold
/ peEs fer instance, are created. Iu
wood and manufactures of wood the
same reductions are observable. There
are no changes made In the present
sugar schedule, except Q new provision
requiring sugar DRAWINGS or sweeping
TO pay duty as sugar Or molasses, &C.
cording to test; m increase of the duty
on confectionery not enumerated, from
10 to 10 cents per pound, and the ad-
dition of q section imposing q tariff OF
one cent q pound on gluclose or grape
sugar. Relating to tobacco, the follow.
iHa changes are made:
Leaf wrappers, ~unstenmed, go cents:
stemmed, 80 cents. Unmanufactured
tobacco, 80 cent. Horses and mulss,
$40 per head: cattle, S4; hogs aud sheep,
so cents; other live sn,mals, 20 per cent,
Oranges, in bulk, $1.75 per 1000. Hops
6 cents q pound. Salt, IN bags, sacks
and packages, 10 cents per 100 pounds;
in bulk, s cents. The only change made
in wines, liquors, ETC., is the inclusion
OF a new section fixing q duty on malt
extract ct 20 cents per gallon in casks;
40 cents in bottles or jugs, and 40 per
cent I'D. vaIorem on solid extract. Cherry
and prune juice or wine, or other fruit
wines. in Bottles containing more
than 50 per cent gallon, So
Ginger beer or ale, Is cents per dozen
bottle for three quarter pints and 80
cents on one and q half pinte.
All cotton cloth not exceeding 100
thFesde5o the square inch, counting the
warp and Filings, not bleached, dyed,
coiored, painted or printed, valued at
over six cents per square yard. bieached,
valued at over eight cents per square
yard; Dyed colored, stained, painted or
printed, valued at over 10 cents per
square yard, 35 per cent advalorem.
Oottcns between 100 and 200 threads
to to the square inch, not bleached Pa
cents per square yard; bleached, 8l5
cents. dyed and stained, Al cents. and
35 per cent advaiorem. Cotton exceed
ing 200 threads, not biesched, So cents
bleached, AZ oents. dyed, 515 cents, and
85 per cent ed valorem. In tax, hemp,
Iute oilclothH, bags, the changes, while
not great, arc generally reductions.
Clothing and cumbing pol are an
changed. Carpets and other woola three
Ecentn. Hing wastes thread waste. yarn
waste, top waite and other similar pro-
ducts Of wool are made dutiabie at 80
cents per pound, which ls o new pro-
vision. Wooden cloths, shawis, etc, are
classified as are silks, and women and chill
dren's dress goods, bunting and lasting.
Carpets are generally unchanged. Pa
per hangings. writing and drawing
papers, 20 per cent ad valorem: printing
paper, ~ cents per pound. Furs,
dressed but manufactured, 20 per
cent ad valorem; gloves, kid or goat,
from 81 to SIS per dozen; gloves or other
dressed leather and known as glace
finish, from 50 O 81 per dozen; gloves OF
nndressed leather, from So to 81 pei
dozen; sur-trimmed or lined, ST. adj
ditional; pique sewed, SO cents addition
al; embroidered, 80 cents. Gun powder
valued Of 90 cents per pound, I've cents,
above, 5 cents. Matches, 10 cents per
gross Tor boxes containing not more
than 100 niatchess add when otherwise
imported, one cent per 1000 matches
Pipes and smokers articles not ennmer.
ated, 60 per cent ad velorem; common
clay pipes, 2t per cent. Sections pro,
hibit the importation OF obscene books
Il pictures or images, OF of Instruments OF
I.drugs intended for immoral purposes;
ss,prohibits the importation OF neat cattle
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