Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-10-11
T.. metal, 11ao per pound (now 90
per cent sd v4Iuem).

cent. ad v.lp7em; sa we'd boards, planks,
ETC., 50 per 1000 feet.
SUGARS
In schedule E covering sugars, all
sugars nos ABOVE IS d. ?. Z 10 of q cent
yer pound; present rate are 10 cents
per pound; while the Mills bull proposes
duty Of 1 10 100 Cen Is per pound; sugar
above No Is aud not above Is d. =. l g
cents per pound; Il the Mills bill 1t l.
2 20 100 cents per pouud. Above No. 10
aud not ABOVE % d. s. rs cents per
pouud; against 40 100 GEMS GER pound
II the Mills bill. All above Il :. 20 d. g. 2
cents per pound against 2 s 10 cents per
pound in the Mill bin.
EHE TOBACCO SCHEDULE.
Schedule tobacco, cigars, etc. Tobacco,
| cigar 80 and oheroots, $3.50 per ponnd
(uyW 50 5O), II euy portion Of any tobac-
so, IN any pa .krge or in balk, shall be
table for wrappers, TIE entire guam
'iEy OF tobacco contained In sucn i'm
portetiGn shall DO du liable, If not stemm
d, a rs cents per pound; if stemmed,
,G one dollar per pound: leaf tobecco, ell
other than that suitable for
| srappers. uumanufactured and not
srtmme0 20 cents per pound, stemmed,
251 (aoV $3.50; stuff, IS per pound
FRESH fI-H
remains on the free llrt, bat with the fol-
owing Important rereTvarion: Except
when FRI you or packed in ice or other
Vlse prepared by any process o preserva-
Ion.
COTTON AND Cotton MANUFACTURES.
Scn- due Cotton, manufactured cot
ton, thread yarn, wraps, or warp yarn,
(nos wound upon spoOis) valued at over
% cents aud not exceeding 40 cents per
pound Is censs per pound, 05 cents, J
yer 40 cents aud not exceeding
50, % cents per pound, go cents,) oser
so. and nos exceeding 60, 2S cents per
pound Us centt.) Cotton cloths, not
neached, dyed, cplored, eto., AID not
Exc edlng fifty threads TO the square
nch cents DER square yard (211a cen 81;
# b cached ~ (31a); if dyed, colored,
ETC., CENTS (413 Cotton cloths not
| hleached, dyed. coiored, etc.. exceeding
fifty and not exeeeGin4 100 threads 2I
cents (215 cenf~); if bleacned
3 cents (31a oeuts); if dyed.
colorrd, erc., GEMS az cents);
provi.ed that On all cote on oios not e1
c-eding 100 threads rot bleached, dy ed,
&C., vaued at ov 611zc per yard bleacht d
valued Sc, and o. ed, colored, etc, val
utd ut over 12c there shall be paid a duty
of 35 per Cent. ad ualorem
(uow rangiOs from 21a to Ago
per square yard. All COT ON cloth ex-
c-edlus 100 and no' $50 threads TO the
squa 'neh. nor bleacned, dy ed, etc val
ue1 ut over ~ c per square yard, bleach
ed valued at over 1Oc per square yard,
| Il, .
valued 1t over l212 c per rqaars yard,
| rhere shall De paid duty OF
40 per cent. ad vaIorem; cot IN cloth not
breaches, dJ cd, colored, erc., exceeding
$50 and not exceeding 200 threads, $40
per square yard (3); lrached. 419c ~;
| If d ed, coIored, etc., 81 (5); provided
| that on cotton cloth exceeding $50 aud
ot exceeding 200 threads, not bieached,
| dyed, colored, etc valued at over s ceuts
per square yard; nlea,hes valued a. over
10 cents per square yard dy ed, colored,
ETC.; painted or prin ed vaiu-d at Ovrr
II Cents per sqQar yard there
shall be paid duty of 80 per cent.
ad vaiors N (40 eents;y cotton cloth, not
hlea chsd, dyed. oolUrrd, ETC., exceeding
200 threads, AZ cents per square yard,
| a centa;) If b,eac1ed, So cents, g cents;)
If not colored, etc, 81 Is cents Ga
stockings, hose and hat hose. com posed
OF cotton or other veg etHble fibre valued
at not exceeding SO per dozen pairs, 60
cents per d'z-n pairs, AID 20 per
cent. ad Va orem, 40 per cent.
On cotton damask, clothIug, and soaring
apparel OF COTTON not euumera ed, 40 per
cent. advaiorum, (35 and 80 per cent
Hamburg edgIng, embro,deries and in
sartions of cotton, IS c per pound and
Is per cent aayalorem 40 per cent?
pushes. velveteeps and ali pile fabrics !;
com posed of cotton, 10 per % uars yard
and 20 per cent. sdvaIorem (40 per cent?
FLAX HEMP AND JUTk.
The duty on a x straw is fixed at SIS
per ton; fix not nackled, 800 per ,on,
the same as at present Ia the Mills bill
they are put on the froe list. HackIed
fax in the senate bill Ia fixed at $40 per
| ton, in the Mills bill $40; Tow of fl * or
hemp Is taxed at SO per ton; IN the
Mills bill il Ia on the free list; hemp $50
per ton; burlaps not exceeding sixty
inches in width, excepting such
rs may be suitable for cot
| ton baggisg, thirty per cent;
this in the M!iis bill is on the free list.
Hemp or ia1e carpeung, 6 cents per so
yard; cotton baggng aud gulny closh
suitable for covering cotton clio b q of 4
cent per pound; gunny cloth, DOT bag
ging, is taxed Is per cent. il the Mills
bill. Oicioth, Inoleum, cnrticene, 1Oc
Pc square yaA and 10 per cent.
| Schedule HING $50 per ton, 1929;
cables Or cnrdage ana twtne, including
binding twiue, com p">ed wholly of man
in or si-al grass ~ CENTS per pound,
! (212 10 SO per pound Manufactures
OF flax, hemp and jue, valued a cents
! per pound or less, 2 cents per pound.
! 40 per csnt); valued above 3
cents per oouud, A. per cent ad
vsiorem Us To 40 per cent? {;
brown and bieBched linen cloth, Contain
ing not less han 100 threads TO the
-quare inch, 35 per cent ad valorem; on
laces and emb oideries at fix, j1te and
cotton, not enumerated, 80 per cent. ad
va orem, GO cents;) ON collars and
cuffs, for m us wear comp ,sed entirely
OF cotrOu, 55 cents per dozen pieces
and 35 per cent ed yalorem;
com posed IN whole or In part of linen
80 cents per d"z N pieces aud So per cent
| ad vaiorem; baggiug Tor cotton valued
At not more than 3 c~nts per pound, q
cents per pound 90; oil cloth tor foorr
! 10 cents per square yard and Is per csnt.
al Valorem 80 PR cent.
WOOD AND WOODEN WARES.
Schedule d Woo And wooden wares
| is Is-enacted entire, With the foiIo~ wing
| additions: Sawed boards, planks and
blocks or posts of mahogony, rosewood,
-a+iu wood, grandilla or other cabinet
wood, Is per cent. ad valorem.
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
Wines, liquors, etc., still wines, includ-
ing ginger wine, cordiel or vermuth, in
cask, 60 per gal. (5O); Fluid nslt ex-