Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-10-25

Wire, smaller than No. 10 gauge, IN 70 D Genus
So article manufactured wholly or in part OF
tin plate or hoop, bound or scroll iron or steel
shall pay n less duty thnn the material OF
which Il Is composed (ncw provision).
Forgings OF iron or steel or both compineu'
I $40 cents pound; cents.
Axles, Q cents; ga cents. When ntted IN
wheels they shall pay the same duty as the
wheels
Heavy tools, ga cents; 9f cents.
Boiler tubes, etc, ~ cents; ga ana cents.
Bolts, hinges, etc, 24 cents; 81 cents. :.
Steel card cloth, 30 cents n square foot; oil
other % cents; - and 20 per cent.
Cast iron pipe. 9'l0 cent q pound; ] cent
Cast iron vessels, 9.l0 cents; 4-l0 cents.
Castings, mnlleable iron. Ia cents; cents.
Chains, 6.l0 TO 2gf cents; Ia cents to ~
cents; no chain to pay less than 10 per cent.
Penknives and erasers, II cents TO " dozen
and 80 per cent; old law, % per cent. $500,
Razors. 81 TO tl.75 o dozen and 30 per cent:
nll other knives, 10 cents TO 70 dozen anu "
per cent: b per cent.
shotguns, q to 90 each and 25 per cent; IS
Revolvers, 10 cents to 81 and 50 per cent; IS
Iron or steel articles glazed with yitrcous
glasses Is and 80 per cent. NEW provisionl.
Cat nails and spikes, / cent apound; IL cents
Wire nails, 2 to cents; cents.
Spikes horseshoes, etc., $40 cents, cents
Cut tacks. 90 and IN cents; e. and cents.
Plates, engraved or Autographed, Tor print
ing, % per cent. new provision).
Railway splice bars. cent; Ia cents;
Wood screws, 8 to II cents pound; TO IL
cents.
cents.
Aluminium, crude or alloy, IS cents pound;
free.
Bronze powder, 19 cents; Is per cent.
Aluminium in leaf, cents package; ~ per
cent.
Copper ore, \ cent; ". cents.
Old copper, cent; cents.
Coarse copper and cement, cent; 81 cents.
Pig copper, ETC., N cents: cents
Free copper for the United States mint ID
omitted In the new law.
Bullion and metal thread 90 per cent; % per
cent.
cold leaf. q q package: sl.5o.
All ores containing lead, III cents pound on
the lead new provision.)
Sheet lead ana shot, 2lS cents; CENTS
Mica, IS per cent; free.
Nickel oxide or alloy, 10 cents; 10 cents.
Gold pens, 80 per cent; ~ cents gross.
Quicksilver 10 cents pound: 10 per cent.
Type metal, IL cents o pound for lead con-
Block tin. 4 cents; frcs unless product Of tin
mines In the United States In any year prior 10
July /. 1895 shall have exceeded 100 tons; then
II shall come in free.
Chronometers, 10 per cent; % per cent.
Pig zinc, Ia cents pound; IL cents.
Manufactures OF metal, including aluminium
NEW provision), not otherwise provided Tor, 10
per cent; 40 per cent.
Wood and Manufactures of.
Hewn timber. etc., 10 per cent; 20 per cent
White pine, 81 thousand; u. In estimating
board measure under this schedule no deduc-
ton shall be msde On board measure on nc.
count Of PLAYING tongue In and growing; pro-
vided Il at IN case any foreign country snail I'M
rise an export duty upon pine, spruce, elm or
other logs, or upon stave Dolls. snlngle w9ou OF
heading blocks exported to she uniIed SIAleS
from such country. then the duty upon the
saved lumber herein provided for when i'm
ported from such country shall remain the
same ms fixed by the laws In force prior TO the
passage OF this act new provisionsl.
Cedar posts, ties and POLES, 20 per cent. after
M sawed Cabinet woods, is per cont. % thou
sand.
Pine clapboards. 81 o thousand; y.
Pickets and palings, 0per cent; 10 per cent.
White pine shingles, 20 cents thousand;
ali others, 80 cents; old law, IS cents for al
shingles.
cent.
Sugar.
The bounty OF * cents on oil sugars produced
in the United States testing above 50 and under
90 by the polariscope, and OF cents on oil
testing over 90, Is necessary pro vision. Sugars
below No. 10 Dutch standard in color are Id
mitted free; above that grade they pay Y cent
pound duty, and In addition lilo cent pound
shall be collected on sugars above No. 10 com
ing from any country that pays greater ex-
port bounty on refined sugars than on the raw
product.
All machinery imported into the United
States between January !. 1870, ana january ],
1892, to be used in making beet sugar shall not
Under tho old law sugars between Nos. 10
and 20 Dutch standard paid cents pound
duty; above No. 81. 8 5l'1OO cents q pound; beet
sugar machinery. 65 per cent. The payment OF
the bounty shall begin April !, 1891 provided
that IN March, 1891. sugars not above No. 10 may
be refin3d and stored In bond without payment
Confectionery not specifically provided for,
80 per cent; to 10 cents pound.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Cigar wrappers, % @ pound; il stemmed,
e2.76; IS cents and Vi.
Cigars cheroots and cigarettes OF oil kinds,
A.50 pound and IS per cent; $50 and 70 per
cent.
Agricultural Products and Provisions.
Horses and mules, $50 II valued ct over $50;
80 per cent. .,o. 49,, 49,.
year, S9l; hogs $3.50: sheep, IS cents and u 90;
all other live stock. 90 per cent. Inc oiu III"
The agricultural schedule contains many
items of small Importance; the general tend OF
the change being IN increase ON oranges lem,
ons and lines however there Is o decrease Of
about IS per cent.
Special wines, Etc.
Spirits distilled from grain or cordials not
specially provided for. es5) n gallon; V. lmi'
tation liquors shall be subject 10 the highest
rate Of duty provided for the genuine articles
and In no case less than G.bO gallon; u TO e.
Bay rum, eI.50; 81; provided that 1t 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 distillaton or otherwise, in cases where II Is
imprncticablc TO ascertain such proof by the
means prescribed by existing law or regulations
new provisions).
Sparkling wines, 50 dozen per half pint; 70
excess OF three gallons, e25O gallon. Olo
rates were. q, $3.50 sl.15 dozen bottles. =.
Ale, porter or beer, bottled or 1ugged, y
cents gallon; IS cents. -
Ginger ale, etc., imported In plain glass
hotties holding less than ~ plnts, - and %
cents o dozen; II otherwise than IN sucn