The Iola register., 1890-10-24

| omitted In the new law.
Bullion and metal thread 30 per cent; Is pc
/ cent.
Gold leaf. o. a package: $50.
All ores containing lead. IL cents pound Oh
| the lead new provision.D
| Sheet lead and shot, 2x cents; cents.
| Mica, S per cent; free.
4 Nickel oxide or alloy, 10 cents; 10 cents.
Gold pens, IS per cent; 12 cents gross.
Type metal, III cents q pound for lead con
l tanned: Dper cent So
Block tin. 4 cents; free unless product Of tir
mines in the United States in any year prior tt
July 1. 1895 shall have exceeded 5,OUO tons tner
| IL shall come in free.
Chronometers. 10 per cent; IS per cent.
Pig zinc, Ia cents pound; III cents.
Manufactures OF metal, including aluminium
| (new provision), not otherwise provided for, 4
| per cent; 10 per cent.
:, Wood and Manufactures Of
Hewn timber. etc., 10 per cent; 20 per cent.
White pine 81 thousand; g. In estimating
board measure under this schedule no deduc
tion Shall be made on board measure on &C
count Of planning tongue in and growing; pro
yided that in case any foreign country shall i'm
pose On export duty upon pine, spruce, elm or
other logs, or upon stave bolts, shingle wood or
heading blocks exported TO the United States
from such country. then the duty upon the
sawed lumber herein provided for when i'm.
ported from such country shall remain the
same as fixed by the laws in force prior to the
passage OF this act new provisions).
Cedar posts, ties and poles, 20 per cent after
March ], 1871: Tree.
Sawed cabinet woods, Is per cent. +; s2 o thou.
sand
|, Veneers, 20 per cent; S5 cents ton.
Pine clapboards, 81 a thousand; -.
PiclSets and palings. 10 per cent. 20 per cent.
White pine shingles, 20 cents a thousand
ell others, 30 cents; old law, IS cents for all
shingles. .... .it-.g
Furniture partly finished, IS per cent; 80 per
cent. .Ers Et
The bounty Ia cents on all sugars produced
in the United States testing above 50 and under
80 by the polariscope, and OF cents on all
below No. 16 Dutch standard in color are ad-
mitted free; above that grade they pay Il cent
q pound duty, and in addition lilo cent pound
shall be collected on sugars above No. 10 com
ing from any country that pays o greater ex-
port bounty on refined sugars than on the raw
product.
All, machinery imported into the United
States between January l, 1890, and January I,
1897, to be used in making beet sugar shall not
p1y Under the old law sugars between Nos. IS
and 20 Dutch standard paid cents pound
sugar machinery. 6S per cent. The payment of
the bounty shall begin April l, 1897 provided
that IN March 1891, sugars not above No. 16 may
be refined and stored IN bond without payment
of duty. t..r- .#. ..-s1- -Is
Confectionery not specifically provided for,
20 per cent to 10 cents q pound.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Cigar wrappers, s2 a pound; IL stemmed,
S2.75; IS cents a3d 81.
All other leaf, stemmed. 50 cents; 10 cents.
Cigars, cheroots and cigarettes Of all kinds,
S.50 pound and 25 per cent; ESQ and 25 per
cent. .a''.
Agricultural Products and Provisions.
Horses and mules, $50 If valued at over $50;
80 per cent.
Cattle more than years old SO; less than
year, S24; hogs, sl.50; sheep, Is cents and sl50;
all other live stock, 20 per cent The old law
do onsv alSd d,,t, ,ohl ~
The agricultural schedule contains many
items Of small importance; the general tend OF
the change being an increase on oranges, lem
ons and lines, however there is decrease OF
about 25 per cent ..r
Special Wines. Etc.
Spirits distilled from grain or cordials not
specially provided for, $3.50 q gallon: s2. Imi-
tation liquors shall be subject to the highest
rate Of duty provided for the genuine articles,
and in no case less than Sc 80 gallon; 81 to So.
Bay rum, sl.50; 81; provided that it shall be
lawful for the Secretary of the Treasury, in his
discretion to authorize the ascertainment Of
the proof OF wines, cordialS and other liquors,
by distllation or otherwise, in cases where it is
imprscticable to ascertain such proof by the
means eseribed by existing law or regulations
new provisionsD.
Sparkling wines. So a dozen per half pint: in
excess Of three gallons, g 80 a gallon. Old
rates were 81, sa5O. sl.75 a dozen bottles.
Ale, porter or beer bottled or iugged- 20
Ginger ale. ETC., imported in plain glass
bottles holding less than IL pints, 13 and %
cents dozens il otherwise than in such
coverings as IL imported empty; 20 per cent
Mineral waters and limitations Of natural
waters, in plain bottles, containing not more
than one pint, 16 cents q dozen; quarts 25
cents; If imported otherwise, - cents a gallon
and same provisions as to coverings 50 per
cent.
- o. Cotton Mannfs ctures.
Yarn, 10 to IS cents pound valued under 81;
o. md nrNar 60
The duty on cloth is laid on o basis OF 3 cents
a square yard not exceeding fifty threads to
the square inch, and ranges from that up to 10
cents yard and IS per cent, a reduction Of Y
cent on the lower grades and an increase of u
cents on higher.
Cloth containing mixture OF silk pays 10
ccuts and 3J per cent Ready-made clothing,
oJ per cent; with rubber a component part, 80
cents pound, and so per cent. Old rates, IS
ard 40 per cent.
Pile fabrics, 10 cents yard and 20 per cent;
old rates, IS and 10 per cent.
Hose, 20 cents and 20 per cent. to - and 40
per cent. dozen according to value; 40 per
cent. E frF "
Cotton cords, 40 per cent; s. per cent.
Manufactures not specially provided for, 40
per cent; 35 per cent.
H.s Flax. Hemp and Jute.
Hacked fax, cents pound; $40 ton.
Hacked hemp, SO a ton s25.
Binding twine, manufactured in whole or in
part OF ist.e MANILA, sisal or sum, 40 cent a
pound; 2n cents.
Gables, cordage and twine, ~ to cents; en
to 81 cents. .. ..
Burlaps not over 90 inches wide, lss cents; 80
per cent .....
Grain bags OF burlap, cents: 40 per cent.
Cotton baggtng and gunny cloth, 1 g. 10 and
10 cents yard: ~ and cents pound and 3
and cents yard.
Flax gill netting. ETC.. Is cents a pound and
IS per cent. and 20 cents pound 6nd 40 per
cent; 25 per cent.
Oilcloth valued at 25 cents a square yard or
more, Is cents and 30 per cent; 40 per cent.
Yarns, cents a pound valued at less than Is
cents; over Is cents, As per cent; IS and 40 per
cent.
All manufactures Of fax or hemp not speci-
fed or provided for 50 per cent; provided that
until July l. 1894. all such fax of more than one
hundred threads to the s square ~ inch shall pay IS
Lace en!proideries, ETC., 80 per cent; 30 and
40 per cent.
Manufactures of iute. rsmie, sisal ETC.,
valued at cents q pound, Scents; over cents,
40 per cent; g per cent.
Woods and Manufactures.
Bales OF wool sLlll be dutisble at the highest
rate on any class contained therein. The old
law made any attempted evasion OF duty pun
Wools OF first and second classes shall pay II
and 12 cents pound respectively. The oldlaw
made divisions of each class dutiable at 10 and
i2 cents respectively.
Third class wool and camers hair, exceeding
Is cents value, 80 per cent: cents pound.
Shoddy and waste, 20 cents pound: 10 cents
Woolen rags ETC.. lOcentS tnew proVlslonD.
On the various manufacturers of wool in
clothing. etc. compensatory duty has been
added TO keep pace with the increased duty on
raw wool, amounting in some cases to more
than 100 per cent.
ON carpets the duty has been increased from
Is to 50 per cent
silk and Silk Goods.
Silk partially manufactured from cocoon or
from wash silk. and not further advanced or
than carded or combed silk, so
cents pound; 35 per cent
All manufactures containing wool or camel
or goat hair shall be classified as manufactures
Of wool new provision.
Pulp. Books and Paper.
Wood pulp. $3.50 to S. q ton; 10 per cent
Tissue paper, made up or loose, Scents pound
and 10 per cent. % per cent.
Sensitized paper, 35 per cent: 2 per cent.
Surface coated papers and manufactures
har nd "a hmm ant nor