Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-27

ated or provided for in this act, thirty
| per cent. ad valorem.
Manufactures of cedar wood, grana-
! dilla, ebony, mahogany, rosewood and
satinwood, thirty-five per cent. ad va
loren Thirty per cent. dd UGtorem.
Manufactures of wood, or of which
wood is the chief component part, not
especially enumerated or provided for
! in this act, thirty-fve per cent. ad val
| orem thirty per cent. ad UdL0ren2.
| Wood, unmanufactured, not especial
| ly enumerated or provided for in this
act, twenty per cent. ad valorem. Free
| list.
SCHEDULE E-sUGAR.
! All sugars not above number thirteen,
Dutch standard in color, shall pay
| duty on their polariscopic test as fol-
| lows, viz:
All sugars not above thirteen Dutch
| standard in color, all tank bottoms,
| syrups of cane juice or of beet juice,
melada, concentrated melada, concrete
and concentrated molasses, testing by
the polariscope not above seventy-five
degrees, shall pay duty of one and
| forty hundredths lone and fifteenth ham,
| dTedtbSl cents per pound, and for every
additional degree or fraction of de-
| gree shown by the polariscopic test,
they shall pay four-hundredths thirty
| tt0o thonSar1dLbs of q cent? of a cent per
| pound additional.
All sugars above number thirteen
| Dutch standard in color shall be CLASH
fed by the Dutch standard of color, and
| pay duty as follows, namely:
All sugar above number thirteen and
not above number sixteen Dutch stand
| ard, two and seventy five hundredths
Ctaeo and ttOe'aty- y-ltundredths ce'ats] cents
| per pound.
All sugar above number sixteen and
not above number twenty Dutch stand
ard, three cents tOo and Jorty-Ilatfs-
| dredths ce'ltsl per pound.
All sugars above number twenty
| Dutch standard, three and fftY-hun-
| dredths cents [tsoo aud eighty-ltasra-
dredths ce'sts] per posnd
Molasses testing not above fifty-six
| degrees by the polariscope, shall pay a
duty of four cents [ttOo and three-quGss
ters ceaats] per gallon; molasses testing
above tifty-six degrees shall pay duty
| OF eight StE cenats] cents per gallon.
Sec. S019. There shall be allowed on
| all articles wholly manufactured of ma
| terials imported, on which duties have
been paid, when exported, drawback
equal in amount to the duty paid ON
| such materials, and no more, to be as
certained under such regulations as
| shall be prescribed by the secretary of
treasury. Ten per cent On the amount
| of all drawbacks so allowed shall, how
ever, be retained for the use of the
| such drawbacks respectively. (R. s.
8019).
| SEC. 3 = = Act March 8, 1875.
And provided further, that of the
| drawback on refined sugars exported
| allowed by section 3019 of the Revised
/ Statutes of the United States, only one
! per cent of the amount SO allowed shall
/ be retained by the United States. QS
/ Stats, p. 340.)
/ GProoided, that If an export duty shall
/ hereafter be laid upon sugar or naoLGsses
/ be imported, such sugar or naotdsses so am
/ ported shall be subject to datB1s prouided
by iasc at the date Of the passage Of this
act
Sugar candy, not colored, five cents
1 per pound.
Ali other confectionery, not especially
enumerated or provided for in this act,
made wholly or in part of sugar, and
/ on sugars after being refined, when
tinctured, colored, or in any way adul-
] terated, valued at thirty cents per
/ pound or less, ten cents per pound.
/ [ Forty per cent. Gd 1alorena.
i
cents per pound, or when sold by the
box, package, or otherwise than by the
| pound, fifty [forty per cent. dd vGlorens]
/ per cent. ad Valorem.
| SCHEDULE TOBACCO.
Cigars, cigarettes and -cheroots of all
| kinds, two dollars and fifty cents per
| pound and twenty-five per cent. ad
! valorem; but paper cigars and cigar
1 1t,r h
1 ject to the same duties as are herein
| imposed upon cigars.
/ Leaf tobacco, of which eighty-fve
per cent. is of the requisite size and of
the necessary fineness of texture to be
| suitable for wrappers, and of which
more than one hundred leaves are re-
! quired to weigh a pound; if not
| stemmed, seyenty-five cents per pound;
| if stemmed, one dollar per pound; and
/ all tobacco in leaf, manufactured
| and not stemmed, thirty-iVe cents per
| pound.
Tobacco stems, fifteen cents per
! pound.
| Tobacco, manufactured, of all descrip-
| tions, and stemmed tobacco, not spec
tally enumerated or provided for in this
4 act, forty cents per pound.
| Snuff and snuff-dour, manufactured
| of tobacco, ground, dry or damp, and
| picked, scented or otherwise, OF all
descriptions, fifty cents per pound.
| Tobacco, manufactured, not spe-
| cially enumerated or provided for in
| this act, thirty per cent. ad valorem.
SCHEDULE a.-PRovIsIoNs.
Animals, live, twenty per cent. ad
| valorerh.
Beef and pork, one cent per pound.
| Hams and bacon, two cents per
pound.
Meats, game and poultry. Free list. j
Meat, extract of, twenty per cent. ad
| yalorem,
Cheese. four cents per pound.
! Butter, and substitutes therefor, four
cents per pound.
/ Lard, two cents per pound.
/ Wheat, twenty cents per bushel.
| Rye and barley, ten cents per bushel.
Barley, pearled, patent or hulled,
one-haif cent per pound. ~
Barley malt, per bushel of thirty four
/ pounds, twenty cents.
Indian corn or maize, ten cents per
t>bushel.
Oats, ten cents per bushel..
Corn meal, ten cents per bushel of
forty-eight pounds.
| Oatmeal, one-half cent per pound.
Rye -four, one-haf cent per pound.
Wheat flour, twenty per cent ad
| valorem.
Potato or corn starch, two cents
| Zone cent? per pound; rice starch two
and half cents Zone cent? per pound;
other starch two and a half cents lone
cent? per pound.
Rice, cleaned, two and one-fourth
[taoo cents] cents per pound; uncleaned,
one and one-haf lone and o'ae-quarter
cefstsl cents per pound.
Paddy, one and one-fourth Zone cent?
| cents per pound.
/ Rice -four and rice meal, twenty [Jf-
| teen] per cent. ad valorem.
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