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

cent?. Castiron vessels, plates, hnnd.irons,
sad.irons, etc., not specially enumerated, 2.1oc
per pound tnow 1Ac) Castings Of mallcablc
iron uncnumerated, 1xc (now Coy iron or steel
anchors, wrought iron for ships, forgings Of
iron md steel weighing 20 pounds or more,
S-10c tnow 2c); axies, &c (now 2hc); black
smiths hammers. 2kc (now 2mc); beams,
girdcrs and building forms, 1.ioc NOW
1kc) boiler or other plate iron or steel, except
saw plates not thinner than No. 10 wire gauge
valued nt 90 per pound or less, lc per pound; I;
abovo &c and not above Sc, 2.i0c; above 30 md
not above &c, ! 6-10c; nbcve4c and not above 20,
&c; above 10 and not above l0c 2H-i0c; above
10c ma not above 1sc, 3hc; above 13c 40 per
cent. nd vnlorom (now all 1ikc); provided, that
oil plate iron or steel thinner thnn No. 10 wire
gaugo shall pny duty no iron or steel plates.
Boilor and other tubes, 2mc per pound tnow 10
and 2Ac). Bolts. 2Ac (now Excl. Chains not
less thnn thrce.fourths inch in diameter, G.l0c;
between three o-fourthsand thrce.eighths, Sl0c ;
less than thrce-eighths, 30 nov 1Ac 20 and
2Mc). Forgings of iron and steel, not specially
enumerated, 3.1oc tnow aMc). Hoop or band
iron between Nos. 10 and 20, 1-10c per pound
nov 2.1Oc); thinner than No. 20, 13-10c tnow
d-l0c). provided, that hoop or band iron or
steel ties shall pay 2-10c per pound more than
the duty imposed on the hoop from which II is
made.1
Nails-Cut 10 per pound (now 1Ac); wire
nails longer than two inches and above No. IL,
inches, 2hc (now 4c). Railway bars Of iron and
steel, and made in part Of iron and steel,
tee rails and punched iron or Steel fat
rails, 2 1.10c per pound now ranging from sl7
per ton to 1-10c per pound.
Railway fish plates 1c per pound (now 1iac);
sheet iron or steel thinner than No 90 1Mc per
pound NOW 90 per cent I'D valorcm); spikes,
nuts, washers and horse shoes, s-l0c per pound
tnow 2c); coggcd ingots, blooms and blanks for
wheels, nc tnow 2c).
The classification OF wire rods is changed as
follows: duty Of 6.10c per pound is imposed
on oil sizes not smaller than No. O. and valued ut
&c or less per pound, and on iron or steel, nat,
with ribs for fencing, valued ut &c or less. On
oil sizes Of iron and steel wire the duty Is re-
duced &c per pound, except where II is smaller
than No. Q, where tho duty is unchanged. 1t Is
also provided that wire valued at more thon 10c
n pound shnll pny a duty Of not less thnn 45 per
cent. nd vnlorem.
Files between and IA inches, $i.3O per dozen
over ID inches, g (now S1.5O and a2)
In steel ingots, blooms in Slabs bands, saw
plates, plates, shafts, molds and castings, the
classification which now begins at values Of DC
per pound with duties ranging from 45 per cent.
ad valorem TO SIC per pound, is carried on down
to values OF one per cent. per pound, and the
following rates are proposed: Valued ut one
cent per pound or less, nve-tenths OF one cent
per pound; between one cent and one and four
tenths cent, six-tenths of one cent per pound;
between one and four-tenths cent and one and
eight-tenths cent, eight-tenths OF one cent per
pound; between one and cight-tenths cent and
two md two-tenths, nine-tenths OF one cent per
pound; between two and two-tenths and three
cents, one and two-tenths cent per pound be-
tween three cents and four cents, one and six
tenths cent per pound; between four cents and
seven cents, two cents per pound; between
seven cents and ten cents two and eight
tenths cents per pound; between ten cents and
fhfrfnnn nrfc fhYn0 md .hol NOR
pound; above thirteen cents, 45 per cent. ad
valorem.
Cross-cut saws, 9 cents per linear foot; mill
pit and drug saws not over nine inches wide, 8
cents; over nine inches wide Is cents (now g.
10 and 10 cents.)
Copper ores 1i4c per pound (now ahc) Old cop
per for remanufacture and composition metal
&c NOW 3) Copper plates, ingots and other
forms not enumerated &c now 4c).
Table and other knives valued at not more
than ore dollar per dozen, 20c per dozen; be-
tween ono and three dollars. Soc; between
three and eight dollars, 81; moro than eight
dollars &2; and upon oil 20 per cent. nd valorem
additional NOW IS per cent nd valorem) pen
knives, knife blades, razors SOC per dozen
blades and % per cent. nd volorem (now 80 per
cent an valorem).
Gold leaf $2 per package (now 81 50.)
Hollow ware 2Mc pound NOW 3c). Lead
sheets, pipes and sheet, 2Mc per pound (now
$40 each and 25 per cent. ad vaorem (now
as per cent?. Nickel ore &c per pound (now 15c).
Nickel matte 10c (now 15c). Quicksilver &c per
pound (now 10 per cent nd valorem).
Wood screws more than two inches in length,
Sc per pound; between one and two inches, &c
(now Go and sc); half inch and less, 14c NOW
12c) Cut tacks, brads and sprigs not exceed
ing sixteen ounces to the thousand, 2Ac per
thousand (now 2Hc); exceeding sixteen ounces
exc per thousand (now 3c).
Type metal, 1Mc per pound (now 20 per cent.
ad valorem); new type, a5 per cent. ad
valorem.
Zinc blocks or pigs, 1Ac per pound (now
1Mc); zinc for remanufacture, 1Ac (now 1hc).
1t is provided that articles not specially
enumerated, made from sheet iron or steel,
shall pay duty no lower than that imposed on
the material from which they are made.
SCHEDULE F-TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC.
Cigars, cigarettes and cheroots, $3.50 per
pound (now $3.50. II any portion Of any to.
bacco imported in any package or in bulk shall
be suitable for wrappers, the entire quantity oi
tobacco contained in such importation shall be
dutiable, II not stemmed, at 15c per pound; II
stemmed, at 81 per pound
Leaf tobacco all other than that suitable for
wrappers, unmanufactured and not stcmmcd
20 cents per pounds; stemmcd, 81 cents (now 35)
sCFEDUI = B-EARTHENwARE AND GLASSWARE
Common brown earthenwarc, 20 per cent nd
valorem (now 25 per cent. nd valorem); china
porcelain, parinn and bisQue IS per cent. I'D
valorem NOV GO per cent. nd va!orem); plain
white, 10 per cent. ad valorcm (now IS per cent
I'D vaoreml v
white, glazed or edged. and other manufactures
composed Of earthly or mineral substances. 5(
per cent. ad vnlorem (now IS per cent. ad valo
rem); tiles md brick, other than Hrebrick, or
namentcd or glazed, and cncaustic DO per cent
nd valorem (now ranging from 20 per cent. nd
valorem to 25 per cent. ad valorem); hre-brict
not glazed or decorated sl.a5 a ton nov 90 pei
cent?; glazed or decorated, Do per cent. ad va
loren new clnss).
Gas retorts, $3 each new class.
In the glass schedule the classification OF cyl
| inder and crown, polished, 10 by Is inches Is
consolidated with that of IL by "a inches Mt
cents per square foot. Tho general classifica
tion Of glass is greatly changed but, with tho
exception OF the following provisions, the du
ties remain rs in existing law:
Plain green. and colored, nodded or pressed
and plain flint, and lime glnss bottles, holding
not less than one pint and demijohns, and car
| boys, and other plain nodded or pressed greer
| and colored and flint or lime glass ware, no
specially enumerated or provided for In thi
| act, one cent per pound. Plain green and col
| ored, nodded or pressed, and plain flint ant
| lime glass bottles and vials holding less thai
ono pint, one and one-haf cent per pound. AL
| articles enumerated In the preceding para
graph II filled, and not otherwise provided for
| and the contents are subject to an nd yaOren
| rate OF duty or to rate OF duty based upon thu
| value, the value of such bottles, vials, or othe
| vessels shall be added to the value OF the con
| tents for tho ascertainment OF the dutnb
value OF tho latter; but II filled and not other
wise provided for and the contents are not sub
| ject to an nd vnlOrem rate of duty or to rate o
| duty based on the value, or are free OF duty
| such bottles, vials, or other vessels shal