Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-06
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In the motal schedule iron and steel railway
bars or bars made in part of steel T rails and
! punched iron or steel fiat rails, 40 Of
cent per pound. The Mills bill fixes
! a duty OF 81 per t9n on iron and
steel railway bars, weighing more than twenty.
five pounds to the yard, and Sl4 per ton on iron
or steel rails. and sl5 per ton on iron or steel
| fiat rails, weighing not overstwenty-five pounds
to the yard Iron ore and sulphur ore in the Sem
ate committees bill are taxed Is
cents per ton; pig iron, spiegeleisen. wrought
! and scrap iron and scrap steel,
$40 OF a cent per pound, the same
as under existing law; bf!ams, Orders and all
structural steels, ] ITO ce14per pound; boiler
and plate iron or steel from / to 81 cents per
! pound, and If valued above ID cents per pound,
\ IS per centum ad yalorem; hoop iron from / to
| I lilo cents per pound; cut nails. ! cent per
pound; iron or steel WIRE From u cents to 3
cents per pound; copper Ore, III cents per
pound; copper plates and sbars, 2 cents per
pound; lead ore, ~ cents per pound; nickel
ore, cents per pound; zinc in blocks, IA cents
per pound; in sheets, 2h cents per pound.
In the wood and wooden8schedule the duty
on hewn and sawed timbetsds 90 per centum ad
valorem; sawed boards, HHf4anks,. etc., q per
| thousand feet
In schedule Z. covering sugar, all sugars not
| huoNO Id IL l-1U VI d CcuG per pOuHuy
| present rates are 40 cents per pound j;
while the Mills bill proposessa duty OF 1900
| cents per pound; sugars above No Is, and not
above 16 D. S., ] 3-s cents Her pound; in the
Mills bill it is 1910 /, centssner pound. Above
! No. IS, and not above 20 DIS, SIS cents per
pound. against 40-sO0 cents per pound in the
Mills bill. All above No. 20 D. s., 2 cents per
pound, against $40 cents per pound in the
| Mills bill.
! Molasses testing above So degrees, cents
per gallon NOW g.. Sugar candy and all con-
fectionery, including chocolate confectionery,
made wholly or in part of sugar. valued ut IL
cents or less pound, and on sugars after be-
ing refined, when tinctured, colored or in any
way adulterated, 5 cents per pound (now and
1O); glucose or grape sugar, x cent GO per
cent. ad valorem).
In the tobacco schedulesthe duty on cigars
and cigarettes is fixed atS3.5o per pound; leaf
| tobacco not stemm ed, IS cents per
pound: stemn1ed, 81 per pound; manufactured
leaf tobacco, 20 cents perspound; If stemmed,
| rs cents; snuff, so cents per pound. .--.
| Wheat. 20 cents per bushe1; wheat -four, 20 per
cent. ad valorem; brandy, 81 per proof gallon;
cordials and absinthe are taxed 81 per proof
gallon; ale, porter and beer, in bottles IS cents
| per gallon: otherwise thanin bottles 20 cents
per gallon. 80
| In the cotton manufactures schedule cotton
threads, warps, ETC., are taxed from 10 cents
| to 48 cents per pound cotton cloth from 2H to
| 81 cents per square yard; stockings, hose,
gloves, shirts and drawers. 35 per centrum ad
valorem. Cotton cords, braids, IS per cent. ad
valorem. ~ go.
The duty on fax strawsis fixed at IS per ton !:
fax not hacked, $40 portion, the same as at
present. In the Mills bill they are put on the
free list Hacked fax in the Senate bill is
taxed $40 per ton; in the Mills bill $40. Tow OF
flax or hempis taxed $40 per ton; in the Mills
| bill it is on the free list. Hemp $50 per ton.
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| such as may be suitable ffor cotton bagging
80 per centum ad valorem; this in the Mills bill
is on the free list. Hempsor jute carpeting
cents per square yard; cotton bagging and
| gunny cloth suitable for covering cotton, q OF
l cent per pound; gunny cloth, not bag
ging, is taxed 10 per centum ad valorem In the
Mills bill. Oilcloth, lino1eum, corticene 10
cents per square yard, and IS cents ad valorem.
In the wool and wooens8 Schedules the duty
! on first and second class woods, clothing, woods
| and combing wOols-is fixed at II cents per
! pound. The present duty on these woods is 10
| cents per pound; if valued at less than 30 cents
I per pound, and IL cents per pound If valued at
| more than 80 cents per pound. The duty on
| carpet woods, or woods Of the third-class valued
at II cents o pound issffxed at IN cents
| per pound, il valued at more than IL cents
| a pound cents per pound In the Mills bill
all woods, hair of the Alpaca goat and other
| like animals ore placed on the free list. The
| duty on wooden rags, shoddy, mungo, flocks
and wool waste In the Senate Committees bill
| is fixed at 10 cents per pound, the same as I'M
der existing law, and those In the Mills bill are
| also placed on the free list
| The duty wooden cloths, shawls and all
manufactures of wool of every description not
specially enumerated in the bill, valued at not
exceeding 10 cents per pound, is fixed at 81
cents per pound and IS per centum ad valorem;
| valued at above 30 cents and not exceeding
60, IS cents per pound and 90 per centum
| ad valorem; valued Sat above 80 cents
| q pound, % cents pound, and 10 per
! centum ad valorem. The Mills bill proposes
| a duty OF 30 per centum ad valorem on these
goods. The duty on 1annels. blankets and
| hats, valued at not exceeding 80 cents a
pound is fixed in the Senate bill at 10 cents
per pound; valued at above 80 cents a
p ound and not exceeding 40zcents q pound, IL
cents per pound; valued ateabove 40 cents a
| pound, and not exceedingt6O cents, 10 cents per
pound, and 35 per centum I'D valorem; valued
ut above go cents q pound, 40 cents per pound,
| and 40 per centum ad valorem.
The duty on the cheapest grade OF women q
| and ehildren's dress goods, coat Innings, Italian
| cloths, part wool or worstedSls fixed at cents
per square yard and 40 per cent. ad valorem;
on the higher grades II cents per yard,
and 40 per cent. ad valorem. In the
Mills bill these goods are taxed
90 per cent. ad valorem. Readymade
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cents per pound and 40 per centum ad valorem;
| in the Mills bill only 45 per centum ad valorem.
Cloaks, dolmans, jackets, talmas, ETC., Is cents
| per pound and 45 per centrum I'D valorem; in
the Mills bill only IS perseentum ad valorem.
No change in existing rntes is proposed on
| carpctngs. Fs4
The silk and silk goods schedule imposes a
| tax OF 50 cents per pound on partially manu-.
featured goods. and 30 per cent. on thrown silk.
Goods in the piece, Neutrality-suspicious. are taxed
from rs cents and Is per cehtum al valorem 10
s2.95 pound and 10 per Centnm ad Valorem &C.
cording to percentage OF silk in the goods.
Velvets, pushes, ETC., are taxed from 81 a
pound and IS per centum ad valorem to O.. SO
per pound and IS per cent ad valorem. Silk
! weddings, gortnss. ete-,z5o centum ad
valorem; laces, embroideres, ETC., 60 per
centum ad valorem. ,%
Paper hangings, imperial, letter and note.
| paper are taxed Is per centum; the same as
existing law and as proposed by the Mills bill.
| Manufactures Of paper not specially euumer-
| ated, . per centum ad valorem.
In the sundries schedule bitumnous coal
| IS taxed 70 cents perston; matches 10
| cents per gross bOXes, or l cent per
thousand matches, il not in boxes;
manufactured stone, except marble, "A cents
per cubic foot; dressed, 3 per centum ad va
| loren. Watches, watchscases and iewery, Is
| per centum ad valorem.
Brushes and brooms, tOper cent ad valorem
| tnow 80 per cent. and IS per cent? broom corn,
| IA ton: feathers, manufactured, 40 per cent.
i; go per cent?
| Fire-crackers. cents q pound 600 per cent J
GunpoWder nnd explosives, when valued at 70
| cents or less pound, cents pound (now g.
| above 20 cents pound cents pound NOV
| 1O. E#S i.
| Hair, human drawn but not manufactured,
| 90 per cent. ad valorem (now 31); hair, curled
! for beds, Is per cent (now as).
| Hats, of fur, wholly ofEpartialy manufact-
ured, including tuf-hut bodies, 80 per cent
Calfskns, tanned or dressed and skins of all
| kinds not specially enumerated. 25 cents ner