Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04

ON sugars after being refined, when tine
tured, colored or in any way adulterated,
cts. per pound (now and 10 cts. }
Glucose or grape sugar. "a cts. go per
cent. advalorem.)
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The internal revenue section OF the
bill, as far as it relates to tobacco, pro-
vides that after February, 1889, manu-
annually; the tax on cigars, cheroots
three pounds per thousand, which shall
shall be $l5 per thousand, and cigarettes
weighing less than three pounds to the
thousand, so cts. per thousand, and said
1t repeals all the laws restricting
the disposition OF tobacco by far
mers and producers, and all the
laws. imposing taxes on manufac-
tured tobacco and snuff, and the
special taxes required by the law to
be paid by manufacturers and deal
ers in leaf tobacco, retail dealers
in manufactured tobacco, snuff
and cigars, peddlers of tobacco,
snuff and cigars, and manufacturers OF
CAuAs IL plOFluCS lOI ItUdl6S Ou dll
original and unbroken packages held by
manufacturers or dealers at the time the
repeal goes into effect. 1t also repeals
all laws limiting, restricting or regulating
the manufacture, sale or expectation Of
tobacco or snuff.
Alcohol which is to be used in the
industrial arts is released from the pay
ment of internal revenue tax. A pro.
,o,n ,,, g.. loI Il
houses and other safeguards are pro-
vided against fraud. There is provision
against the use of any distilled spirits,
upon which internal revenue tax has not
been made, in the manufacture of tinc-
lures, proprietary articles, liquors, COR
dials, bitters or other alcoholic COM
pounds used or sold as beverages.
IRON AND STEEL.
The tariff on iron rods and cast iron
pipe is reduced one-tenth of a cent a
pound; on cast iron vessels and sad
irons, one-fifth of a cent on malieable
iron, castings, iron or steel anchors, iron
for ship forgings and iron or steel weigh
ing more than 25 pounds, the reduction
is one-fourth of a cent per pound on
aXles, one-fourth of cent; building
iron, four-tenths of cent; boiler plates
or other plate of steel, except saw plates,
not thinner than No. 10, wire gauge, val
ued at cts. per pound or less, are taxed
ct. per pound; above 2 cts. and not
above 3, IL cts. above cts. and not
above 4, 1.6 cts. above 4 cts. and not
above Z, 2 cts; above cts. and not above
10, 2.8 cts. above 10 cts. and not above
Is, 81 cts. above 13 cts, 45 per cent ad
valorem (now all II cts. per pound)
provided that all plate iron and steel
thinner than No. 10 wire gauge shall pay
duty as iron or steel plates. Boiler and
other tubes, 21a cts. per pound (now 8
and "a cts.) Bolts, 214 cts. (now 21s
cts.) Forgings of iron and steel moi
especially enumerated, $40 cts. (now
| ~ cts.) Hoop or band iron, between
Nos. l and 20, l Ito cts. per pound
(now l 2-1O. Thinner than No. 90
l $40 (now l 4-10), provided that hoop
band iron CT steel ties shall pay 2 LII
cts. per pound more than the duty i'm
posed on the hoop from which it il
made.
Nails, cut, ct. per pound (now ~
Wire nails, longer than two inches ant
above No. II, 2 cts. per pound (now I
cts.) between one and two inches, 2L
cts. (now cts.)
| Railway bars OF iron and steel, made
in part OF iron and steel, I rails an(
punched iron or steel flat rails, Z lilo cts
per pound (now ranging from $17 per ton
TO 81a cts. per pound.) Railway fish
plates, l ct. per pound, (now p cts.)
| Sheet-iron or steel, thinner than No
29, 1910 cts. per pound, (now 80 pei
cent. ad valorem.) Spikes, nuts, wash
ers and horse-shoes, l $40 cts. pei
pound, (now cts.) Cogged ingots
blooms and blanks for wheels, | . cts.
| (now 2cts.)
The classification of wire rod are
changed as follows: A duty of 6.1Oct pei
pound is imposed on all sizes not smaller
than No. 6, and valued at 8 ct. or less pei
pound, and on iron or steel flat, with ribs
for fencing, valued at ct. or less. On all
sizes of iron or steel wire the duty is re-
duced one-quarter of cent per pound
except where smaller than No. 6, where
the duty is unchanged. 1t also provides
that on wire valued at more than 10 ct
per pound, shall be put duty of not less
than 45 per cent. ad valorem.
OTHER METALS.
Copper ores, II cts. per pound (now
l21a). Table and other knives, 20 cts
to 200 per dozen and 80 per cent. ad
valorem (now 35 per cent. ad valorem)
Pen knives and razors, 5 cts. per dozen
blades and rs per cent. ad valorem (now
80 per cent. ad valorem). Gold leaf, So
per package (now $3.50. Hollow ware,
21a cts. per pound (now cts). Nickle
ore, 5 cts. per pound (now Is cts).
Niekle matte, 10 cts. (now Is cts).
Quicksilver, cts. per pound (now 10 per
cent. ad valorem). Type metal IL cts.
per pound (now 20 per cent. ad valorem) .
New type, 25 per cent. ad valorem.
SCHEDULE F-ToBAcCo, CIGARS, ETC.
Tobacco, cigarettes and cheroots, 81. 80
per pound (now $3.50. If any portion
OF any tobacco imported in any packages
OF bulk shall be suitable for wrappers.
the entire quantity Of tobacco contained
in such importation shall be dutiable. if
not stemmed, at rs cts. per pound if
stemmed, at 81 per pound. Leaf TO-
bacco, all other than suitable for wrap.
pers, unmanufactured and not stemmed
20 cts. per pound; stemmed, 25 cts.
(now 35 cts.)
WOOD SCHEDULE.
Schedule d, Wood and Wooden Ware.
is re-enacted entire with the following ad-
ditions: Sawed boards, planks, reams
and blocks or posts of mahogany, rose
wood, satinwood, granadilla or other
cabinet wood, Is per cent. ad valorem.
Veneering and briar root, or briar wood
and similar wood, unmanufactured or