Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-23

cent Old law, glue. 20 per cent; geiatine. 30
per cent; isinglass, p per cent
Crude glyceriHe, 1 4 cents; . cents.
Refined glycerine "A cents; cents.
Indigo pastes or extract, q cent; 10 per cent
Iodoform. $50; 81.
Licorice, 5l cents; cents.
Carbonate of magnesia. cents; cents.
Calcined magnesla, cents; 10 cents
Epson salts, 8 10 cent; II cents
Morph1a, 30 cents an ounce: 81
AiIzarlne containing 50 per cent or more
caster oil, 50 cents gallon; less than 50 per
cent; castor oil 40 cents; all other 30 per cent
Old law. cents.
Cod liver oil, Is cents gallon: % per cent
CottonSeed oil, 10 cents: 25 cents
Groton OIL, 30 cents pound; 80 cents.
Flax or poppy seed oil, 81 cents gallon; %
cents Poppy seed oil free.
Olive oil. IS cents gallon; % per cent.
peppermint oil, 50 cents pound; - per cent
Fish oil, cents a gallon; - per cent.
Opium containing less than per cent of
morpnia and opium prepared for smoking sl2
pound; 80 pound The old law prohibited
importation of opium containing less than
per cent morphia; containing more than that,
crude. 81 pound.
Barytes, crude. s1.12 ton; 10 per cent
Barytes, manufactured, s6.72 a ton; a cent
pound.
Blues 6 cents pound; 20 per cent
Satin white, y cent pound; y per cent
Chromium colors, Al cents; - per cent
per cent
ochre and lumber, dry, Il cent; ground in oil,
Ultramarine blue ~. cents: 5 cents
YarnlsheS, gold size or Japan, 81 per cent. and
VI 81 per gallon ad valorem on spirit varnishes.
Old law. 10 per cent. varnishes, gold size
free; japan 40 per cent
FermiIion red. ~ cents a pound: 25 per cent.
Wash blue. cents; 70 per cent.
Orange mineral, SO cents; 3 cents.
Phosphorus, - cents; 10 cents.
CaJstic, cent; - per cent.
SaltpetGr cent; la cents.
Mercurial medicinal preparations, IS per
cent; so per cent.
cent OF sartonine. =. 50 pound: -.
CASTLE soaps, "a cents pound; % per cent.
Saleratus, cent; lls cents.
Sulphate of soda, 81 - ton: 20 per cent
Strychnine, 30 cents an ounce; 50 cents.
Refined sulphur. IS ton; SO.
Flowers OF sulphur, $40 4 ton: $50.
Sumac ground, 40 cent pound; $40 cent.
Earths. Earthenware and Glassware.
Fire brick. plain. sl.25 a ton; 20 per cent.
Fire brick, glazed. 40 per cent: 20 per cent.
Tiles. from - to As per cent; y to 60 per cent
Hydraulic cement, cents per 100 pounds 20
per cent. Coz
Gypsum. ground, 81 a ton; calcined s1.25 a
TO Old law. p per cent for all
Common plain earthen stone ware, % per
cent: 20 per cent. above ten gallons capacity
Decorated ware of all kinds. including lava
tips for burners, 60 per cent; 81 per cent.
Gas retorts. IS each: % per cent.
Glass bottles holding from Il to Il pint, IL
cents d pound; holding less than i. pint so
cents gross. Old law-Green and colored
glass. cent pound; flint and lime glass, 40
per cent.
Decorated flint. lime and pressed glassware
90 per cent; 40 and 40 per cent
Glass chimneys, etc, 50 per cent; 40 and 45
per cent
Heavy blown glass 60 per cent 40 per cent
Porcelain or opal glassware, 60 per cent; 40
Unpublished cylinder crown and common win
dow glass. from $40 to 3Is cents pound, ac-
-cording to size; y cents to 2zs cents
Cylinder and crown glass, polished, to 40
cents d square foot: pa to 40 cents
Plate glass. obscured in any way. shall pay
same duty as polished glass unsilvered new
sprovision).
Looking glass frames, 80 per cent; new duty
Cast polished plate glass cylinder crown
rIu tod Onnt 1af
d. duty tnewproTision).
Spectacles and frames, 90 per cent. 25 to 45
per cent.
Painted window-glass. glass windows or mir
not exceeding IA square inches, 40 per
, cent. 10 and 40 per cent.
Marble and Stone.
In measuring marble slabs none shall be COM
puted at less than one inch in thickness new
provision).
Burr stones. Is per cent; 20 per cent,
UndreSSed building or monumental stone, IL
cents a cubic foot; 81 a ton
Dressed, 40 per cent; 20 per cent.
Metals. Iron and steel.
Iron ore containing not more than ga per
per cent more of sulphur, free. except on
the copper it contains No deduction 70 be
made from weight of ore on account of moist
Ferro manganese and ferro silicon iron in
pigs, $40 cents pound new provision).
Round and square iron not less than = inch
cross section, $40 cent pound; cent
Flat iron less than inch wide and q inch
thick. round iron not less than s-i6 inch IN I'll
ameter and square iron less than a inch, cent
pound: lilo cents
Round iron less than f-l6 inch ana rolled iron
shape. | ITO cents: 2-f0 cents.
Structural iron, 10 cent; 40 cents.
Plate iron or steel not thinner than No 10,
valued ut less than Is cents a pound, !. - 81
cents pound: above Is cents, - per cent: old
law, Ia cents if iron: ID per cent steel
Forgings of iron or steele not specially pro
vided for g $40 cents. but shall not pay less
than IS per cent. 21a cents.
pound or less. inchss wide or less. to / s-lo
cents pound, according to the thickness; to
Hoops or ties. manufactured. 2I0 cent ad-
(litional; ITO cent if iron if of steel. 40 per
cent.
Railway bars. Clio cent a pound; old rates
varied from 40 cent pound to sl1 a ton
The duty on tin plate goes into effect July l,
1891: . a-I0 cents pound on manufacturers OF
which tin is a part, IS per cent. 1t is provided
that if on October l. 1897. the amount of plates
manufactured in the United States does not
equal for the preceding year one-third the I'M,
SSrtations then the duty shall cease The old
rate was 40 cents.
cents a pound. according to value; old law, 10
per cent on all valued at less than cents n
pound; from to 314 cents pound on higher
Wire. smaller than No. 10 gauge Ia to 3 cents
So article manufactured wholly or in part of
tin plate or hoop, bound or scroll iron or steel
shall pay less duty than the material Oh
which it is composed new provislon).
Forgings OF iron or steel or both combined,
Il $40 cents a pound; cents.
AxIes 2 cents; 2is cents. When ntted IN
>zyhees they shall pay the same duty as the
wheels.
Heavy tools ga cents; 3si cents.
Boiler tubes. etc, ga cents: ga and cents
Bolts hinges, etc. pa cents; 2is cents.
Steel card cloth, 50 cents square foot; all
other % cents: As and - per cent.
Cast iron pipe, 90 cent pound: cent
Cast iron vessels l 210 cents; l 40 cents.
Castings malleable IRON Ia cents : cents.
Chains, 1 $40 to ga cents; III cents TO ga
1x,erts: no chain to pay less than 45 per cent
PcnkuiyeS and eraSers, IL cents TO 81 dozen
and 30 per cent: old law, 50 per cent
RaZors 81 to 81. 75 dozen and 30 per cent.
all other knives, 10 cents to s. dozen and 80
per cent; 30 per cent.
Files etc. 80 cents to - a dozen; si.5o to
$3.50
Shotguns, 81 to So each and s5 per cent: IS
per cent. -
Iron or steel articles glazed with vitreous
glasses IS and 50 per cent new prov1slon).
T1ut nails and spikes, cent pound; Ia cents
Wire nails 2 to cents; cents.
Spikes horseshoes, etc, $40 cents cents
Cut tacks en- and "a cents; 2H and cents
Plates engraved or Autographed, for print
ing Is per cent. new provision).
Railway splice bars, 1 cent; Ia cents.
Wood Screws to IL cents pound; 8 to 4
cents a. ,.,.
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