Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-08-16


Broom-col..
Brush-wood
TPlaster of paris. when ground or calcined.
Rags, Of whatever material composed.
Rattans and reeds manufactured but no
made up into finished articles.
paintings, in oil or water colors, and statu
airy not otherwise provided for. But the tern
fessional productions of statuary or a scuIp-
tor only.J
= Stones, manufactured or undressed, free
stone, granite, sandstone. and all building o.
stone.
All strings of gut or any other like material
Waste, all not specially enumerated or pro
vided for.
DUTIABLE LIST. GENERAL
SEC. 2. That and after the 1st day o
lJulyl October, eighteen hundred and eighty
eight, in lieu OF the duties heretofore imposed
on the articles hereinafter mentioned, there
shall be levied, collected and paid the follow
ing rates of duty on said articles severally:
Glycerine. refined, three cents per pound.
Acid, acetic, acetous, or pyroligenous acid
exceeding the specific gravity of Loaf, five
cents per pound.
Castor beans or seeds, twenty-five cents pei
bushel of fifty pounds.
Castor oil, forty cents per gallon.
Flaxseed or linseed oil [tenl fifteen cents pei
pound.
Licorice, paste or rolls Lfourl Jars cents pei
pound
Licorice juice thity. fos per csntuna al uaLoren
Baryta, sulphale of, barytes, manufactured
one-eighth OF one cent per pound.
Cement, Roman, Portland and all others
ten per centum ad valorem
Whiting and Paris white twenty per cen
tum ad valorem.
Chromate of potash, two and one-half cents
per pound.
of, md al
per pound.
Acetate of lead, brown, two cents per pound
Acetate of lead, white, three cents per pound
White lead, when dry or N pulp, or wher
ground or mixed in oil, two cents per pound
Orange, mineral and red lead, one and one
half cent per pound.
Lltharge, one and one-half cents per pound
Nitrate OF lead. two cents per pound.
Magresia, medicinal, carbonate of, three
cents per pound.
Magnesia, calcined, seven cents per pound
Magnesia, sulphate OF, or EPSON salts, one
fourth of one cent per pound
Prussiate OF potash, red, seven cents PEI
pound.
Prussiate Of potash, yellow. three cents Pc
pound.
Nitrate of potash, refined, or refined salt
peter, one cent per pound.
Sal soda, or soda crystals, one-eighth Of one
cent per pound
Bicarbonate of super-carbonate of soda, and
saleratus, calcIned or rearl ash, three fourth:
OF one cent per pound.
Hydrate or caustic soda, one-half of one cen,
per pound.
Soda silicate or other alkaline silicate, one
fourth Of one cent per pound.
Sulphur. sublimed, or flowers of, twelve dol
lars per ton.
Ultramarine, three cents per pound.
Paris green ttCslUe and ons-hdlf per centun
I'D catorena.
Colors and paints including lakes, whether
dry or mixed or ground with water or oil, moi
specially enumerated or provided for, twenty
per centum ad valorem.
Zinc. oxide of, when dry, one cent per pound
when ground in oil, one and one-hah cents pei
pound
All medicinal preparations known as cerates
conserves, decoctions emulsions, extracts
sol or fluid, infusions, juices, liniments, loz-
enges, mixtures, mucilages, ointments, oleo
resins, pills, plasters, powders, resins, supposi
torres, sirups, vinegars, and waters, OF any O.
which alcohol is not a component part, which
are not specially enumerated or provided for
twenty per centum ad valorem.
All ground or powdered spices not specially
or provided for, three cents pei
pound.
Proprietary preparations, to-wit: All cosmet
les, pills, powders, troches or lozenges, sirups
cordals, bitters, anodynes, tonics, plasters, lin
iments, salves, ointments, pastes, drops
waters essences spirits, oils, or preparations
or compositions, recommended to the publ c az
propr etary articles or prepared according Il
some private formula as remedies or specific.
for any disease or diseases or affections affect
ing the human or animal body, including all
toilet pre- paraIions whatever used applica
tons to the hair, mouth teeth or skin, not spe
cially enumerated or provided for, thirty pei
centum ad Ealorem.
Morphia or morphine and all salts thereof
fifty cents per ounce.
Acid, fannie or tannin. fifty cents per pound
China, porcelain, par an and bisque, earthen
stone or crockeryware composed OF earthly OF
mineral substances, including plaques, orna
printed, enameled, or gildsd, or otherwise dec
grated in any manner, tforty-hvel Jifty pei
centum ad valorem.
China, porcelain, parian, and bisque ware moi
decorated in any manner, forty per centum ad
valorem.
White granite, common ware, plain white o,
lustered or printed under glaze
IN single color; sponged, dipped, or edged
ware thirty-fiye per centum ad valorem.
Brown earthenware, com mon stoneware, gas
retorts and roofing tiles, not specially enumer
ated or provided for, and not decorated in any
twenty per centum ad valorem.
All other earthen, stone and crockeryware
white, colored or bisque, composed OF earthly OF
m neg al substances. not specially enumerated
or provided for in this act, and not decorated in
any manner, thirty-ive per centun ad valorem
Paving tiles, not encaustic, twenty pei
centum ad valorem.
Encaustic tiles, rot glazed or enameled
thirty per centum ad valorem.
All glazed or enameled tiles Ifttyl, fortu.soe
per centum ad valorem.
States slate pencils. slate chfmney-pIeces,
mantels slabs for tables, and ali other manu-
features of slate, twenty per centum ad va
loren.
Green and colored glass. bottles, walls, demi-
johns and carbcys covered or uncovered),
pickle or preserve jars, and other plain,
nodded or pressed greex or colored bottle-glass,
not cut engraved or painted, and not specially
or provided for lthree-fourths of
one cent per pound; If filled and not otherwise
prov .ded for, and il the contents are subject to
an ad valorem duty, or to rate u duty baseo
on their value, the value OF such bottles, viais
or other vessels shall be added to the value OF
the contents for the ascertainment OF the dut1
able value of the latter; but if filled and no,
otherwise prov ded for, and the contents are
not subject 10 an ad valorem duty or to a rate
of duty based on their value, they shall pay a
duty OF lthree-fourths of one cent per pound
in addition to the duty, if any, on their con-
tents.
Flint and Line glass bottles and walls. and
other plain, nodded, or pressed flint or lime
glassware, not specially enumerated or pro
vided for, thirty per centum al Valorem, Il
filled, and not otherwise provided for and the
contents are subject to an ad valorem duty, OF
to rate of duty based on their value. the
value OF such a mt or lime glass bottles OF
Walls or other vessels of ike material above
provided for shall be adoed to the value OF the
for the ascertainment or the dutlaoie
value of the latter; but If filled, and not other
wise provided for, and the contents are moi
subject TO an ad valorem duty, or to a rate o.
duty based on their value, they shall pay Z
duty Of thirty per centum ad valorem in add
ton to the duty, if any, on their contents.I
Cylinder and crown glass, pol shed, above
twenty-four by thirty inches square and MOI
exceeding twenty-four by sixty inches square
lhfteenl tac-nty cents per square foot; al