, 1888-10-04

able iron castings, iron or steel anchors,
iron for ship forgngs and iron or
pounds, the reduction Is cent per pouhdj
on axlss, I cent; building iron, 20 cent;
boiler or other iron or steel. except saw
plates not thinner than No. 10 wire
gauged, valued at 2oents per pound or less,
are taxed cent per pound; above cents
and not above 4, cents above cents
and not above T. 2 cents above 7 cents and
not above l0; LILO cents; above 10 cents
and not above 10, 81 cents; above
ali il een,s.) it also provides
that all plate iron or STEEL thinner than
No. 10 wire gauge, shall pay u duty, and
iron or steel plates, boiler or other tubes,
"a cents per pound (now and 81 cents)
Bolts, 2t cents (uow "a cents). Forgings,
2 3.l0 cents (now p cents. Hoor or band
iron, between Nos. / aud ~, ! cent
per pound (now 2lo cents; thin.
ner than No. 20, IA $40 cents (now
hoop or band iron or steel ties shall
pay II 40 cents per pound, more duty i'm
posed ON hoop iron from which ID Is made.
Nails cut, cent per pound (now II cent?
Wire nails longer than two inches. and
aboye No. l9 cents por pound (now 4
cents (now cents. Railway bars Of iron
and steel, and made In parts OF
iron aud steel. tee rails and punched
iron or steel flat rails, lilo cents
per pound tnow ranging from
$7 per ton to 81 cents per pound. Railway
fish plates cent per pound (now cents).
Sheet iron or steel, thinner than No. 20,
IL cents per pound (now 80 per cent ad
valoreIn). Spikes, nuts, washers and
horseshoes, ls 10 cents per pound (now 2
cents. Coggs. lugots, blooms and blanks
for wheels IL cents (now cents). The
elias tipatipn an u phuDpp1 follows.
and duty OF 6'l0 cents per pound is i'm.
posed on all sizes not smaller than No. q,
and valued at 3 cents per pound, and on
iron or steel fiat with ribs for fenc.
ing, valued at 3 cents or less.
on all sizes OF iron and steel wire the
duty is reduced Z cent per pound, except
when smaller than No. D, where the duty
unchanged also provides. Wire valued at
more than ~ cents per pound shall have
duty Of not less than -i5 per cent al valo-
rem.
Copper ores, ~ cents per pound (uow
pa cents)
Table and other knives, 20 cents to 81
per dozen, and 30 per cent nd valoiem.
Now 30 per cent ad yalorem). Pen.
knives, razJrs, B cents per dozen and 25
per cent ad valorem (now 30 per cent adj
valorem). Gold leaf S2 per package (now
81. 80. Hollow ware, 2lS cents per pound
(now centsl. Nickel ore, . cents per
pound (now 10 cents) Nickel matter, 10
cents (now 10 cents, Quicksilver, cents
per pound (now 20 per cent ad valOrem)
New type, 20 per cent ad Valorem
COTTON.
Cotton thread, yarn, wraps or warp
not wound up on spools, bleached, dyed,
ETC., valued at over 81 cents a yard,
bleached, valued at over 0 cents. and dyed,
colored, etc, valued at over II cents per
yard here, shall pay duty Of 80 per cent
ad valoreni, (now ranging from q to ~
nj Ia tar ra A
exceeding 100 and not exceeding 100
threads to the square inch, not bleached,
dyed ETC., valued at over u cents per yard,
bleached, valued at over 10 cents per square
yard, dyed, colored, stained, painted
or printed, valued at over l2l cents
per square yard here, shall pay
duty Of 40 per cent ad yaloren. Cot
ton cloth, not bleached dyed or colored,
exceeding 100 and not exceeding 200
threads, 81 GEMS per square yard (now 3
cents) IL beached. ~ cents (now cents) ;
II dyed, colored, etc, 81 (now b centsl;
provided, that on all cotton cloth exceed
ing l50 aud not exceeding 2O0 threads not
bleached, dyed, colored, etc., valued at
over 8 cents per Square yard, efea earhres'
valusd at oseH 20 eoaes per square yard,
dyed, colored, ETC., painted or printed,
valued at over IL cents per square yard,
there shall be paid duty OF
As per cent ad v"lorein (now 40 per cent
Cotton cloth 10 be bleached, dyed
COlOTeut ttC., -op ~
cents per square yard (now cents II
bleached 81 cents (nOw cents); II dyed,
colored, etc., 6i cents (now cents). On
sto kings hose and hall hose, composed Of
cotton and other vegetables and valued at
not exceeding 80 per dozen pairs, go cents
per dozen pairs and 20 per cent al galorem
(now 40 per cent?. On cotton damask,
clothing and wearing apparel OF cotton not
enumerated, 40 per cent advalorem (now
35 and 30 per cent?. Hamburg edgings
embroideries or insertings of cotton, 40
cents per pound and 10 per cent ad valorem
(now 40 per cent?. Pushes, velyets, vel.
vetines and all fine fabrics, composed OF
cottons, 10 cents per square yarda and 20 per
cent al valOren (now 40 per cent.
WINES, coRDIALs, ETC.
Wines, liquors, etc., stiled wines, in.
cluGing ginger wines, cordiais or YER
mouth, in casks, go cents per gallon (now
81 c.nts). Fluid malt extracts in casks, ~
cents per gallon; in bottles or jugs, 40 cents;
solid or condensed, 40 per cent. Cherry,
prune and other juices, not enumerated,
containing not more than "a per cent OF
alcohol, o cents per gallon; containing
more than "a per cent VI alcohol " per
gallon (now 20 per cent?. Ginger ale, beer,
lemonade, soda water and other decorated
waters, in plain green or colored, nodded
or pressed glass bottles containing not more
than 4 of u pint, rs cents per dozen; con-
tanning more than u pints, 90 cents per
dozen, but so separated, shall be assessed
on the bottles. If imported otherwise than
in plain, green or colored, nodded or
pressed glass bottles or in such bottles
containing more than IL pints each, so
cents per gallon (now 20 per cent, and in
the last case the bottles or other coverings
shall be assessed as II empty.
WOODS AND woopENwARE.
Wood and wooden ware Is re enacted with
the following additions; Sawed boards,
planks, rails and blocks or posts or ma
hogany, rosewood, satinwood, graudinally
or other cabinet woods, 10 per cent ad val O.
rem veneering and briar root, or brisr
wood and similar wood, unmanufacturod
or not further manufactured than cut into
forms or shapes, suitable for articles into
which they are intended to be converted
20 per cent ad yalorem.
FLAX, HEMP AND JUTE.
Flax, hemp and jute hemp, $40 per ton,
twas $25 Gables or cordage and twine,
including binding twine. composed wholly
OF MANILA or sesal grass 1t cents per
pounds now "a to 81 cents per pound. Man
ufactures Of flax, hemp and jutes, valued
at 5 cents per pound or less, at cents per
pound, (was 40 per cent ad vaiorem) ;
valued at cents per pound, 40 per cent
ad yalorem (wss 20 to 10 per cent Brown
and bleached linen cloth containing not
less than 100 threads TO the square inch. 35
per cent ad valorem. LAGOS and embroid-
cries OF fax, jute and cotton not enumer-
ated, 90 per cent ad vaiorcm. twrs per
cent?
PROVISIONS.
Animals--Live. Horses and mules $40
u head (now % per cent ad valorem).
Cattle, more than 1-year-old, So per head
f,,.. m nd