Western Kansas world., 1888-10-13

1t also repealS all laws limiting restrlc'
ing or regulating the manu- 'acture, SAFE o
, expectation of tobacco or snuff.
Alcohol to be use1 in the industrial arr
is relieved from payment of the interna
tax, provision is maize for bonded alcoho
and safe guards are provided for agains
fraud.
There is prohibition against any dIstllle
spirits upon which the internal revenue ia,
has not been paid in the manufacture
tincture, wines, liquors, cordials, bitters o
other alcohol compounds. which are use
or sold az beverages.
IRON SCHEDULE.
Schedule C-Medals round and square o
iron, not less than a inch, 9-10 of cen
per pound, now l cent.
Square iron less than inches square,
cent, now IS cents.
Round iron in coils or rods less than Lit
of an inch in diameter, not specially enCm
Grated, 10 1-10 cents. now 10 2-10 cents.
Cast iron pipe, $40 cents, now l cent.
Cast iron vessels, plates, hard irons. sal
irons, ETC., not specially enumerated, 2-l
cents per pound, now u cents.
Castings of mslleable iron, enumerated
~ cents, now cents.
Iron or steel anchors, wrought iron fo
ships, forgings of iron and steel, weighing
25 pounds or more. l $40 cents. now
cents.
Axels, 2 cents, now % cents.
Blacksmiths' hammers, &c, now 21Ic.
Beams, girders and building forms, 1011ss'
no 1O1lc.
Boiler or other plate iron or steel, except
saw plates, not thinner than No. 10 wire
gauge. valued at &c, 1c per pound; above q
and not above &c, 1Ac; above &c and no,
above 4c, 1-1Oc; above 4c and not above 7c
&c; above 7c and not above 10c, Ito; above
10c and not above 13c, 311ac; above 13c, Al
per cent ad vaiorem, now all 1Lc, provided
that all plate steel thinner than No 10 wire
gauge, shall pay duty as iron or steel plates.
Boiler other tubes 215c per pound, now
and 24c.
Bolts 21lc, now PIC.
Chains, le s than three-fourths of an inch
in diameter, 1 6-1Oc; between 81 and e inches
1 s-10c; less than g inches, &c, now 1$4c, &c
and 215c.
Forgings of iron and steel, not specially
enumerated, $40. nov 215c.
and 20, thinner than No. 20, 3-1Oc, now
l f. 10c, provided that hoop or band iron, or
stee! ties, shall pay I-1Oc per pound more
than the duty imposed On iron from which
it is made.
Nails, cut, 1c per pound, now 114c. Wire
nails longer than 2 inches, and above 4
inch, &c per pound. now 4c; betweed and 2
inches, 21ac, now 4c.
Railway bars of iron and steel, made
now ranging from S17 per ton to 8 l-lOc per
pound.
Railway fish plates 1c per pound, now
11ac.
Shee. iron, or steel than No. 90, 5-1Oc
per pound, now 3lc per pound, now 30 per
cent ad valorem.
Spikes, nuts, washers and horse shoes,
l S-lOc per pound, now &c.
Cogged ingots, blooms, blanks for wheels,
l$4c, now &c.
Classification of wire rods are changed as
follows: duty of 1-1Oc per pound is i'm
posed on all SIZES not smaller than No. 6,
valued at 3c or less per pound, and on iron
pre- and steel valued at Sc per pound or less.
On all sizes of iron or steel wire the duty is
reduced C per pound, except where it is
smaller than No. 6, when duty is unchanged.
It is also provided that where valued at more
than 10c per pound, then there shall be a
duty of 45c ad valorem.
Files between 8 and IA inches, $3.50 per
50.
In steel ingots and blooms, in slabes,
bands, saw plates, plates, shafts, 4noulds
aud castings the classification, which now
begins at a value of &c per pound, with
luties ranging from 45 per cent ad
7alorem to 234c per pound, is carried on
lown to values of per cent per pound.
Gross cut saws &c pc. foot.
Mill pit aud drag saws. not over 8 inches
vide, 8 cents; over 8 inches. II cents, now 8
md Is cents.
Copper ore ~ per pound, now 211s.
Old copper for manufacture and compo-
ition of the metal, IA cents, now cents.
Copper plates and other forms not enum-
rated cents, now cents.
Table and other knives valued at more
han 81 per dozen, 20 cents per dozen; be-
ween 81 and So, so cents, and between So
md So, 81; more than SIS, So, 30 per cent ad
'alorem, now 35 cents ad valorem.
Penknives and knife blades, so cents per
lozen blades, 25 per cent ed valorem, now
10 per cent ad va!orem.
Holloware, 21a cents per pound, now 8
,ents.
Lead sheets, pipes and sheets, 21z cents
yer pound, now cents.
Double barrelled breech- loading shot guns
30 each, % per cent ad valorem, now 35 per
,ent.
Nickle ore, 5 cents per 100, now Is cents.
Nickle matt, 10 cents, now Is cents.
Quick silver, 6 cents per pound. now 10
ents ad valorem.
Wood screws, more than 2 inches in
enGth, sc per 100; between and inches in
ength, &c, now and Sc.
Cut tacks, brads and sprigs, not exceeding
6 ounces to the 1,0O0, 2lc per 1000, now
go. Exceeding Is ounces, 2Ac per pound,
Iow Sc.
Type metal 11115c Der pound, now 20 per
ent ad valorem. New type 25 per cent ad
slorem.
Zinc blocks or pigs, 1slc per pound, now
&c. Zinc for manufacture, 14c, now
&c.
1t provides that articles not specially
made from sheet iron or steel,
hall pay duty not lower than that i'm
osed on the material from which they are
lade.
TOBACCO SCHEDULE.
Schedule Tobacco, cigars, etc. Cigars,
Cigarettes and oherootes, 25o per pound,
ow 35c.
If any portion of any tobacco, imported
q any package or in bulk, shall be suitable |
Or wrappers. the entire quantity of tobacco
ontained in such importation shall be
utiable if not stemmed at 81 per 100,
Tobacco, all other than suitable for wrap |
els, unmanufactured and stemmed, zoo |
er pound, stemmed 25c (now 35c).
EARTHKN AND GLASSWARE SCHEDULE.
Schedule B-Earthenware and glassware. |
common brown earthware, 200 per cent |
d valorem, now 25 per cent ad velorem.
China, porcelain, porain and bisque, IS |
er cent ad valorem, now GO per cent ad |
All other earthen stone or crockery |
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