Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-11

paw 10 cent per pound more than the duty I'm.
posed on. the hoop from which il is made. Nails
cut 1 cent per pound now ~; wire nails
longer than two inches and above No. ~, 2 cents
per pound thow Al between one and two inches
2,1 cents now AZ railway bars OF iron and steel
and made In part OF iron and steel rails, and
! punched iron or stesl fias rails lis cents PEI
pound NOW ranging from S17 per ton to lilo PEI
pound; railway hsh-plates, cent per pound
NOW la; sheet iron or. steel thinner than No
I 20, $40 cents per round mow 30 per cent. nd
valoreIn); spikes nuts, washers, and horse
shoes, $40 cents per pound NOW p cogged
ingots, blooms, and blanks for wheels, q
cents now p. The classification OF wire rods 4
changed as follows: duty OF 6l0 cent pen
pound is imposed on all sizes not smaller than
No. and valued at cents CT less per pound
and ON iron or steel fiat, with ribs for fencIng
valued at cents or less On all sizes OF iron
and steel wire the duty is reduced q cent pee
pound, except where II is smalllr than No. q,
where the duty is unchanged. 1t is also pro
vided that wire va ued at more than 10 cents q
pound shall pay duty OF not less than 45 per
cent. al valorem. Files between niue and four
teen inches $l.30 per dozen; over fourteen
inches, ~ NOW Sl.5O and S2). In stee ingots,
6IoG9ss and slabs bands saw plates plates
/ cation, which now begins at value
of4 cents per pound, with duties ranging from As
per cent. ad valorenf 10 81 cents per pounl, is
carried on down 70 values OIL cent per pound,
and the following rates aTeproposed: Valued at
cent per pound or less 5-10 of cent per pound
| between l and 1 4-l0 cents 6-10 OF l cent per
pound; between 4-70 aud FLO cents, $40 OF I
cent per pound between SD cents and 81
cents, 9-lO OF cent per pound; between 2-lJ
| cents and cents, 2-l) cents per pound be-
| tween cents and cents, Clio cent per poun
between cents and cents, cents per pound
between cents and 10 cents, $40 cents Ter
pound between 10 cents and 13 cents. 3l5 cents
! per pound; above Is cents, As per cent ad va
loren. Cross-cut saws, q cents per linear foot
mill, pit, and drag saws. not over inches wide;
cents over inches, II cents (now 3, 10 and Is
cents). Copper ores, ~ cents pound NOW ~
cents). Old copper for manufacture and compo-
sition metal, 1s4 cents NOW centsl. Table and
nfh fharE EDfy NJ t11Or fNoA Cnrtfu
i per dozen between ! and SO. so cents between
| 50 and s. 81 more than SO, 81, and upon all 81
per cent. ad valorem additional NOW 30 per cent.
al valorem). Pen-knives, knife-blades, razors,
so cents per dozen blades and q per cent ad
valorem NOW 30 per cent. ad valoreml gold leaf,
81 per package NOW $l.5qi Lollow ware, 80
cents pound NOW ~ lead shee 8, pipes and
sheet, 90 cents pounl NOW - doubled-bar-
relied loading shotguns $40 zach aud 25 per
cent cent 9a & vS,0Tem ,d mow 80 pir cent Nickel S
/ NOW lj). Quicksilver cents per pound NOW
10 per cent. ad vaoreml. Wood screws more
than two inches in lengSh cents per pound
between one and two inches, cents nov and
cents) half inch and less, IA cents per pound
tnow ~ centsl. Cut tacks, brass, and sprigs not
exceeding sixteen ounces to the thousand, "a
cents per thousand NOW 25); exceeding sixteen
ounces. ga cents per pound NOW 81 Type
| metal, y cent per pound NOW % per cent. ad va
lorem) New type, 20 per cent. ad valorem. Zinc
blocks or pigs, 1A cents per pound NOW 1h).
| Zinc for remanufacture, Ia NOW 12). 1t Is pro-
vided that articles not specially enumerated
lower than that imposed on the material from
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Schedule F-t igars, cigarettes, and cheroots
| $3.50 per pound NOW IS, ,5Ul. II any portion OF
| any tobacco Imported in any package or in bulk
shall be suitable for wrappers, the entire guam
| tity OF tobacco contained in such importations
| shall be dutiable, If not stelnmed, at as cents
per pound; II stemnied, at 81 per pound. Leaf
| tobacco. all other than that suitable for wrap
| pers, manufactured and not stemmed, 20 cents
| per pound stemmed, 25 cents NOW 30 cents).
EARTHENwARE AND GLASSWARE.
Schedule B-Common brown earthenware, 20
| per cent. ad valorem NOW IS per cent. ad valo-
rem). China, porcelain, pariam and bisque, IS
| per cent. ad valorem NOW 60 per cent. ad valo-
rem) Plain white, ad valorem 50 per cent. NOW
| 55 per cent. ad valorem). All other stone or
crockery ware white, glazed, and other manu-
factures composed OF earthly or mineral sub
stances, 80 per cent. ad valorem NOW 55 per cent
DfIcX: laifanA Rpd- -rick. theE thou fre
cent. ad valorem NOW ranging from 20 70 80 por
| cent. ad valoreml Fire brick not glazed or dec
| Grated 81 25 ton NOW 20 per cent?, glazed or
decorated As per cent. ad valorem new class
| Gas retorts S3 each new class. In the glass
| schedule the classification OF cylinder and
crown, polished, 10xl5 inches, is consolidated
with tha tot lex inches at four cents per square
/ foot The general classification of glass is
| greatly changed, but with the exception OF the
| following provisions the duties remain as in ex-
listing law: Plain green and colored, nodded or
| pressed and plain flint and lime glass bottles
holding not less than one pint, and denijohns
| and carboys, and other plain nodded or pressed
| green and coored and flint or lime glassware,
/ not especially enumerated or provided for in
this act, one cent per pound. Plain green and
| colored, nodded or pressed, and plain flint and
| lime g ass bottles and vials holding less
than one pint, 10 cents per pound. All articles
| enumerated in the preceding paragraph, II hlled
| and not otherwise provided for and the contents
are subject to an ad valorem ra @ OF duty, or to
| a rate of duty based upon the value OF such bot
ties vas, or other vessels, shall be added to tho
value of the contents for the ascertainment OF the
dutiable value of the latter but IL hlled and not
| otherwise provided for and the contents are not
subject TO an ad valorem rate OF duty or to rate
of duty based ON the value, or are free of duty,
such bottles, vias, or other vessels shall pay In
addition to the duty, II any, on their contents
the rate OF duty prescribed In the preceding para,
| graph, provided that no article manufactured
| from glass described in the preceding paragraph
| shall pay a less rate of duty than 40 per centum
ad valorem glass and glassware Of all kinds.
| glass plates and cylinder crown or common win
dow-glass when cut, engraved, or otherwise
| ornamented, and d-mirrors exceeding in size
144 square inches, As per centum ad valorem.
WOOD AND WOODEN WARES.
| Schedule DIS re- e-euacted entire, with the fol-
lowing additions: Sawed boards, planks, deals,
/ and blocks or posts OF mahogany, rosewood,
satinwood, grana lila, or other cabinet wood, Is
per cent. ad valorem. Veneering and briar root
or briar wood and similar wood manufactured,
or not further manufactured than cut into forms
| or shapes suitable for the articles into which
they are intended to be converted, 20 per cent.
| COTTON MANUFACTURES.
| warp yarn, not wound upon spools, valued at
| over 25 cents and not exceeding A. cents per
pound, 18 cents per pound Q5l over 40 cents and
not exceeding 20 cents, % cents per pound (2O)
| over so and not exceeding 90, % cents per pound
| (25). Cotton CLOTH not bleached, dyed, colored,
etc, and not exceeding hfty threads to the square
| inch, cents per square yard C2l9l IL bleached,
26 (319l IL dyed colored, etc, cents 41s). Cot
ton cloth, not bleached, dyed, colored, etc.,
texceeding 50 and mot exceeding 100 threads.
2h (215) II bleached cents t3lsl IL dyed, col
ored,. ETC., A cents (il9l. Provided that on all
cotton cloth not exceeding 100 threads, not
bleached, dyed, etc, valued at over 619 cents per
yard beached valued at over CENTS and dyed,
colored etc., valued Mt ~ cents, there shall
be paid a duty OF 81 per cent. ad valorem Cnow
ranging from ~ to AZ cents per square yard on
all cotton cloth exceeding ~ and not exceeding
$50 threads to the square inch, not bleachei,
dyed, etc, valued at ever ~ cents per
| square yard, bleached valued at over 10 cents
per square yard dyed, colored stained, painted,
or printed, valued at over 12l5 cents per square
yard there shall be paid duty OF A. per cent,
al valorem. .tton cloth not beached, dyed,
colored, etc, exceeding $50 and not exceeding
| 200 threads, 3h cents per square yard 3). IL
bleached, AZ cents o. Ii dyed, colored, etc.,
5l6 cents (5l. Provided that on all cot
ton cloth. exceeding $50 and not exceed
ing 200 threads, not bleached, dyed, col
ored, etc., valued at over 8 cents per square
yard, bleached valued at over 10 cents per square
yard, dyed, colored, etc, painted or printed,
shall be paid a duty OF As per cent. ad valorem
(40. Cotton cloth. not bleached, dyed, colored,
etc, exceeding 200 threads, AZ cents per square
dyed, coiorod, otc., So @ On stock.
ings. hose, and half-hose, composed of cot
ton or other vegetable fiber valued at not exceed
ing So per dozen pairs, 90 cents per dozen pairs
and 20 per cent. I'D valoTem tiO per cent?. On
cotton damask, clothing, and wearing apparel OF
cotton, not enumerated, Al per cent ad valorem
(35 and 30 per cent?. HAMBURG edging, embroid.
cries, or insertings OF cotton As cents per pound
and Is per cent. nd valorem 40 per cent?
Pushes, velvets, velveteens, and all pile fabrics