The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-04

IN this act, i cent per pound.
Plain green and colored, nodded, or pressed, and
plain flint add l~meglass bottles and Walls holding less
than one pint, ll9 cent per pound: All articles
otherwise provided for. and the contents, are subject
TO an ad valorem rate of duty or 3 rate of duty based
upon the value of snch bottles. walls or other vessels
which shall be added To- the value of the contents for
the aseertainment ofthe dutiable value of the latter. but
If filed. and not otherwise provided for, and the con-
or 70 . rate of duty based Oh the value. or are free of
duty, such bottles. walls, or other vessels
shall nay. in addition to the duty. if any, on their
contents, the rates of duty prescribed in the preced-
ing paragraph. Provided, That no articles manufact.
ured from glass described in the preceding para
graph shall pay q less rate of duty than 40 per cent
um ad valorem.
Glass and glassware of all kinds, not including plate
glass, siivered or looking-glass plates. and cylinder.
crown or common window glass. when cut, engraved
or otherwise ornamented. and hand mirrors not ex.
ceeding in size Id square inches, 40 per centum al
valorem.
Schedule D-wood and woodenware-is re-en-
acted entire. with the following additions:
Sawed boards, planks, deals and blocks. or posts of
mahogany, rosewood. satinwood. granadilla, Or other
cabinet wood, Is per cent. al valorem.
Veneering and briarrooteor briarwood and similar
than cut into forms or shapes suitable for the articles
into which they are intended to be converted, 70 per
cent. ad valorem.
SCHEDULE I-CoTToN MANUFACTURES.
Cotton thread, yarn, warps or warp yarn-not
wound upon spools-valued at over % cents and not
exceeding 40 cents per pound, Is cents per
pound. now 15c; over 40 cents and not exceeding oO,
% cents per pound, now 20; over 80 and not exceed
ing 90, % cents per pound, now 20.
Cotton cloth, not bleached. dyed, colored. etc, and
not exceeding nifty threads TO the square inch, :
cents per square yard, now 2ls; IL bleached, 2A2, now
gig; if dyed, colored, etc, A cents. now 4l9.
Cotton cloth not bleached. dyed, colored, etc, eT-
219; if bleached. 3 cents. now 3is; if dyed, co!ored'
etc, 4 cents. now dig. Provided. that on all cotton
cloth not exceeding 100 threads, not bleached. dyed.
ETC.. valued at over Gig cents per yard: oleacned,
valued at over 9 cents, and dyed, colored. etc, valued
at over IL cents. there shall be paid 9 duty of 50 per
cent ad valoren. now bringing from 22 to 4ts per
All cotton cloth exceeding 100. and not exceeding
100 threads TO the square inch, not ~bleached, dyed,
etc, valued at over 7l3 cents per square yard;
bleached, valued st over 10 cents per square yard;
dy ed. colored, stained, painted or printed. valued at
over 12lo cents per square yard, there shall De paid q
duty of 10 per cent al valorem.
Cotton cloth not bleached, dyed. colored, ETC.. ex.
ceeding $50 and not exceeding 200 thresds, SIS cents
per square yard C3l; If bleached, 41a cents CA; II
dyed. colored. etc. (5l; provided, that on all cotton
cloth exceeding 100 and not exceeding ZOO threads.
not bleached. dyed, colored. etc, valued at over
cents per square yard; bleached, valued at over 10
cents per square yard; dyed, colored. etc. painted or
printed. valued at over II cents per square yard.
there shall be paid a duty of 40 per cent adj valorem
t40l.
Cotton cloth, not blesched. dyed, colOred, etc. ex-
ceeding 200 threads. Ala cents per square yard al;
if ~bleached, 81 Cents. now .; il dyed, colored, ETC.,
6& cents, now g.
On stockings, hose and half hose. composed of cot
ton or other vegetable fiber. valued at not exceeding
SO per dozen pairs. 60 cents per dozen pairs and 70
per cent. al valorem t4O per cent?.
On cotton damask. clothing and wearing apparel
OF cotton, not enumerated, 40 Per cent. al valoreln
Hamburg edSings. embroideries or in~sertings of
cotton. 40 cents per pound, and 10 per cent al
Pushes. velvets, v~elve.eens ard all pile fabrics
composed of cotton. 10 cents per square yard and 20
per cent. ad valorem (4O per cent?.
SCHEDULE J-FLAX, HEMP AND JUTE.
Hemp, $50 per ton C$25l.
| Gables or corcage ana tw1ne, lncluuing Oinu-ng
Irvine composed wholly Of MANILA or sisal grass, la
cent per pound (2ia TO Sic per pound).
Manu actures OF fax. hemp. iute, valued st 5 cents
per pound or less. 2 cents per pound 40 per e-nt.l;
valued above 5 cents per pound. 40 per cent ad va
Brown and bleached linen cloth containing not less
than 100 threads TO the square inch, 80 per cent. ad
valorem.
On laces and embroideries of fax, iute and cotton,
not enumerated, 90 per cent. ad valorem, now 80 per
cent.
On collars and cuffs for mems wear, composed en-.
| tirely Of cotton. 10 cents per dozen pieces and 35 per
cent. al valorem; composed in whole or in part of
linen, 50 cents per dozen pieces and 80 per cent. al
yalorem.
Bagging for cotton, valued at not more than 3 cents
PEE pound, y cent per pound, now Ia cent
Oileloth for floors, 10 cents per square yard and
10 per cent ad valoren, now 40 per cent.
SCHEDULE H-wISEs, LIQUORS. ETC.
Still wines. including ginger wine, cordial or YER
muth, IN casks. 90 cents Per gallon tnow % centsJ.
fluld matt extract IN CASKS, -VceDtS per gaion; IN
bott IS or jugs, 10 cents; soho or condensed, 40 per
cent.
Cherry. pruue and other juices not enumerated.
containing lot more than 24 per cent. of alcohol, Is
cents per gallon; containing more than "a per cent.
of alcohol, 81 per gallon lnow 20 per cent:
Ginger-aie. beer, Lemonade. soda-w alter and other
aerated waters in plain, green or colored nodded or
pressed-glsSs bottles, containing not more than Il
pint, 20 cents per dozen; containing more than 1o
pint. so cents per dozen, but no separate duty shall
be assessed on the bottles; if imported otherwise than
in plain, green or colored nodded OF pressej-glass bot
ties, or in such bottles containing more than lla pint
each, % cents each gallon, now 20 per cent; and in
the last case the bottles or other coverings shall be
assessed as II empty.
sCHEDUL G-PRovIsIoSs.
Animals, alive: Horses and mules, $50 q head
now 20 per cent adj valoreml. Cattle more than !
year old. s. per head (now 20 per cent Ad valorem).
Hogs and sheep, 90 cents tnow 20 per cent ad va
loreml.
Beans. rer bushel, IS cents tnow 10 per cent ad
valoreml. Beans, peas and mushrooms prepared or
preserved, % cents per gallon tnow 50 per cent ad
valorem).
Cabbages 1 cent each (now 10 per cent ad valorem.
Chicory root, burnt or roasted, L cent per pound
(now 2 centsl; ground or granulated, in rolls or other
wise prepared. la cent. Cocoa butter. or cocoa but
terine. gig cents NOW 20 per cent?.
Dandelion root and acorns. prepared, and other
articles used as coffee or substitutes. not specially en-
umerated. ll2 cent per pound (now = cents).
Extract OF meat, all not specially provided for, 30
certs per pound now 30 per cent. ad valoremD; fluid
extract of meat, loo FER pound tnow ~ per cent. 40
valoreml.
~Fruits-Grapes. lie per pound (now 20 per cent?
oranges. lemons or lines in packages of capacity OF
liz cubic foot or less, Zoe per package demons now
l6c and oranges Toe a box; exceeding III and rot
exceeding pig cubic feet, zoe demons, now 3Oci
oranges. 25cl: exceeding pa and not exceeding )
cubic feet. 4Oc tnow SOC per Dbl; exceeding 3 cubic
feet, for every additional foot or fractional part there
OF, &c; in bulk, 81 so per I. 900 (now 20 per cent. I'd
vaioreml; lemons, 81 per ! 200; oranges, ) .60 pei
1000.
Ginger or ginger root preserved in sugar or other
wise, and citroa, preserved or csndied, 4c per pound
(now IS per cent. ad valorem). Orange peel and
lemon peel, preserved or candied. &c per pound.
Fish-Mackerel, picked or sailed, j cent per pound,
now 50 pc. barrel. Herrings, picked or sailed, L
nant nnU - Il mar harFal Salrnnn nfakfon 1 ant a
pound. now s. a barrel; other fish picked in barrels
j cent a pound. now % & barrel.
Cans or packages made of tin or other material
containing fish OF any kind, admitted free of duty
under any existing law or treaty, exceeding one quart
liz cent for each additional quart or fractional part
in addition to the present rates. Hops. 10 cents
pound. now 3 cents. Macaroni, vermieilli and other
similar preparations. 2 cents per pound. Milk. pre-
served or condensed, 3 cents q pound. now 20 per
cent. Spices. ground or powdered. not specially pro
viced for, A cents a pound, now > cents.
Fiiberts and wanuts, = cents per pound. now I.
cents; nuts, not enumerated, liz cent, now = cents
Peas, IN bulk. barrels or sacks. 10 cents a bushel
now 20 per cent; peas in cartons, papers or small
packages, u cent per pound, now 20 per cent. Rice
cleaned, i cent per pound. now 2l4 cents; uncleanea
rice. and rice flour and meal. y cent q pound, nov
zig cents and 20 DER cent. respectively; broken rice
IL cent per pound, now la cent. Castor beans, 81
cents . bushel, now 30 cents. Starch, z cents
pound. now 2A9 cents.
Vegetables of all kinds preserved. including pickle
and sauces, 30 per cent, now 30 and 35 per cent
SCHEDULE A-CHEMICALs.
Acids, acetic, below l47 degrees, liz cen
per pound; above 147, 4 cents per poun,
cents per pound (now 10 cents). Chronic, 10 cent
tnow 10 cents). fannie. % cents (now ST.. Alec