The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-10-13

Cotton cloth, mot blenched, dyed, coiored etc,
exceeding 10 and not exceeding o'threads' sAc
~; II bleuchcd 8 cents t3tS); II dyed, col
ored, ETC., cents ANl Provided that on oil
cotton cloth not exceeding one hundred threads,
not blenched dyed, etc, valued at over 0n cents
per yard; blcachcd, valued nt over cents, nnd
dyed, colored, etc, valued ut over ~ cents,
there shall be paid duty Of 30 per cent. sd
vnIorcm tnow ranging from 2H TO ~ per square
yard).l
All cotton Goth exceeding 100 and not exceed
ing 100 threads to the square inch not blcachcd,
dyed, etc, valued Mt over ~ cents per square
yard; blcnched, valued nt over ten cents per
square yard; dyed, colored stained painted or
printed. valued nt over 1871 cents per square
ynrd, there shnll be paid duty Of ~ per cent.
| ad valorcm.
Cotton cloth not bieacbcd, dyed, colorcd, etc.,
exceeding 100 and not exceeding 200 threads, 3M
cents per square yard (s) II bleached, AZ cents
| W; II dyed, colored, etc. 6M cents p) provided
TINT on oil cotton cloth exceeding 100 and not
| exceeding 700 threads, not blcached, dyed,
| colored, etc, valued at over cents per square
yard ;bcnched valued ut over 10 cents per square
| yard: dyed, colorcd, ETC., painted or printed,
| valued at over 12 cents per square yard, there
| shall be paid duty OF 40 per cent. nd volorem
| (O).
Cotton CLOTH not bleached, dyed, colored, ETC.,
excesling so) threads, AZ cents per square yard
CD; II blcached, bit cents Q); II dyed, colorcd,
etc., 6I cents QG).
On stockings, hose and hnlfhosc composed OF
cotton or other vegetable fiber, valued at not
exceeding 50 per dozen pairs, 10 cents per dozen
pairs and 20 per cent. ad valorem (40 per
cent?
On cotton dnmasls, clothing and wearing ap-
parel Of cotton, not enumerated, 20 per cent nd
vulorem (35 and 40 per cent)
Hamburg edgings, embroideries or inscrtings
OF cotton, 45 cents per pound, and 10 per cent
nd valorem (40 per cent?
Pushes velvets, velvetecns, md oil pile fab
RIGS composed OF cotton, 10 cents per square
yard and 20 per cent ad valorem H0 per cent?
SCHEDULE J-FIAx, HEMP AND JUTE.
Hemp, $50 per ton s25)
Cables or cordage and twine including bind.
| ing twinc, composed wholly OF MANILA or sisnl
grass, IL cent per pound (2M to 3H per poundO.
Manufactures Of flax, hemp, iute, valued at
cents per pound or less, cents per pound Gao
| per cent? valued above5 cents per pound, 40
| per cent. nd valorem Cos to 40 per cent?
Brown and bleached linen cloth containing
not less than 100 threads to the square inch, 81
per cent nd valorem.
On lnccs ana embroideries Of fax, iute and
| cotton, not enumerated, 30 per cent. ad valorem
go per cent?
On collars and cuffs for mems wear composed
entirely OF cotton, is cents per dozen pieces ana
| 35 per cent. ad valorem composed In whole or
in part OF linen 80 cents per dozen pieces and 10
per cent. nd valorem.
Bagging or cotton valued at not more than
cents per pound, 4 cent per pound dh).
Oil cloth for floors, 10 cents per square yard
| and 15 per cent. nd valorem (40 per cent?.
SCHEDULE D-wooD AND woopENwARE.
The schedule Is re.enacted entire, with the
following additions:
Sawed boards, planks, deals and blocks or
- uHrnvp
grandilla or other cabinet wood, Is per cent. ad
valorem.
Ginger ale. beer, lemonade, soda-water and
other aerated waters in plain green or colored,
| nodded or pressed glass bottles containg not
more than u pint, 25 cents per dozen; contain
ing more than TX pint, co cents per dozen (but
no separate duty shall be assessed on the bot
tles); II imported otherwise than in plain green
or colored, nodded or pressed glass bottles, or
in such bottles containing more than IN pint
each, so cents per gallon eco per cent?; and In
the last the bottles or other coverings shall
be assessed Us II empty.
SCHEDULE G-PRovIsIoNs.
Animals alive-Horses and mules $50 a head
(now 20 per cent. ad valorem); cattle more than
one year old, &5 per head (now 20 per cent. I'D
valorem) hogs and sheep, Soc (now 20 per cent.
ad valorem).
Beans per bushel 25c (now 10 per cent ad va.
lorem). Beans, peas and mushrooms, prepared
OF praSerVcu SOC per SullOn (uOW on per Ccut. uu
valorem) Cabbages, 10 each (now 10 per cent.
ad valorem). Chicory root, burnt or roasted,
1c per pound NOW 2); ground or granulated in
rolls or otherwise prepared, INC. Cocoa butter
or cocoon buttcrine, 3hc (now 20 per cent?. Dan
delion root and acorns, prepared and other arti.
cles used as coffee or substitutes not specially
enumerated 1kc per pound now %.
Extract OF meat, oil not specially provided
for, 35c per pound (now go per cent. I'D valo-
rem) fluid extract OF meat, 15c per pound (now
90 per cent. I'D valorem).
Fruits-Grapes 1c apound, (now 20 per cent?.
Oranges, lemons or lines, in packages Of ca
pacity OF 1k cubic foot or less, 10c per package,
demons now 1Gc and oranges 10c box); ex-
| ceeding IN and not exceeding 2M cubic feet,
20c demons now 800 oranges 25c) exceeding 2M
| and not exceeding cubic feet, 40c (now 55c per
| barreD; exceeding cubic feet for every addi-
tional foot or fractional part thereof &c. lin bulk
! $3.50 per 1000 (now 90 per cent. ad valorem,
| lemons &2 per ,000 oranges SLIGO per 1C00).
Ginger or ginger root preserved in sugar or
otherwise and citron preserved or candicd, 40
per pound now IS per cent. nd valorcm). Or
| ange peel and lemon peel, preserved or can
died, &c per pound.
Fish-Mackerel, picked or saltei, 1c per
pound (now s2 per barreD; hcrrings, picked or
sulted Hc (now 81 per barely; salmon, picklcd,
| 1c per pound NOW s2 per barely; other fish
picked, in barrels, 10 a pound (now s2 bar,
rely.
Cans or packages made OF tin or other ma
terial containing fish OF any kind admitted free
OF duty under any existing law or treaty, ex.
ceeding one quart, 1Mc for each additional
| quart or fractional part in addition to the pres
| ent rate.
| Hops 10c pound (s).
| Macaroni, vermacelli and other similar prepa-
rations &c per pound.
| Milk, preserved or condensed, &c per pound
| eco per ccnt.).
Spices, ground or powdered, not specially
| provided for, DC per pound (5).
| FilEerts and walnuts &c per pound (3). Nuts
| not enumerated 1Hc (2).
| Peas in bulk barrels or sacks 10c bushel 40
per cent); split peas 20c bushcl GO per cent?
peas in cartons, papers or small packages Mc
per pound eco per cent?
Rice, cleaned, 1c per pound Ca,4c) uncleaned
| rice and rice flour and meal Hc pound QMc and
20 per cent. respectively; broken rice &c
| pound QLc).
Castor beans 35c bushel 60).
Starch &c per pound ego.
| Vegetables OF all kinds preserved including
pickles and sauces. s5 per cent. go and 35).
SCHEDULE A-CHEMICALS.
Acids-Acctic, below 147 degrees, 1lic pei
pound; above 147 degrees, DO per pound (now &c
and l0c respectively. Boracic, &c per pound
(now 10Y. Chronic, 10c (now 15c). Tannic, 25c
(now sD. Alcoholic perfumery, sa per gallon
and a5c I'D valorem (now a. per gallon and 81
tnow 25 per cent? Ammonia, carbonate. Ike
per pound (now 20 per cent?; muriate OF
Nc (now 10 per cent?; sulphate OF, W
tnow 90 per cent? Blue vitriol. &c pei
pound (now Sc). Camphor, refined 4t
tnow 5c) Hydraulic cement in packages
&c per 40; In bulk, &c tnow 60 per cent. at
valorem in each case) Chalk prepared, pre-