Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-10-24


mat in hiarcn is., Yrssrs not uvove no niuy
be rriiued and stored In bond without payment
Confectionery not specifically provided for,
20 per ceat J TO - nts pound.
Tobacco Ani C.gars.
Cigar wrappers e. a pound; II stunned,
S2.7s; ~ cents aud ti
An other leaf steamed 20 cents: 10 cents.
Cigars. cheroots and cigarettes of oil kinds,
$50 pound ani - per cent; ESQ and-s5 per
cent.
Agriru tur Il Product. mud Provisions.
Horses and mules, $40 Il valu,l At over $50;
% per cent.
yeat. ~: hogs. sl5): sheep. IS cents and ti 30;
nll other live stock. 20 per cent The old law
made all nnlma.s dutiable Rt.O per cent.
The afrfcultural schedule contains many
items Of snail i'm mportance; the general tend OF
the change b'ins an Increase on oranges. lem.
ons and lines. however there Is n decrease OF
about Is per cent
Special wines. Etc.
Spirits distilled from ginin or eordia.s not
specially provided for ta5ln gallon. a. Imi-
tstion liauors shall be subject To tho highest
ratn Of duty provided for lie eenulae articlcs,
and IN no case less than s3iO q gallon. 81 TO ".
Bay rum. tie0; 81; provided that u shall be
lawful for the Secretary Of the Treasury, ia his
discretion. to authoize the ascortainment of
the proof OF wines. cordials and othr liquors.
by dsiillntion or otherwise. In cases where II Is
impracticablc to ascertain such proof by the
Sparkling wines. se n lozen per half pint; in
excess OF three gallons. " 30 gallon. Old
rates were, o.. $3.50 si.7S dozen bottles.
Ale. porter or beer, bottled or luggcd, ~
cents q gallon; ~ cents.
Ginger ae etc, imported IN plain glass
bottles holding less than ~ plnts, i3 and 20
cents o dozen: n otherwise than In such
ooities, 30 cents gallon. and same dn,y on
coverings as II imported empty 70 per cent.
Mineral waters aud limitations OF natural
waters, in plain bottles. containing not more
than one pint 10 cents dozen; quarts, -
cents; II imported otherwise, ~ cents gallon
and samo provisions as 10 coveringsi 20 per
cent
Cotton Manufactures.
Yarn, 10 10 ~ cents pound. valued under 81 ;
over 81 a pound. 20 per cent; IS to 25 cents.
The duty on cloth Is laid on u basis OF . cents
q square yard, not exceeding hfty threads TO
the square inch, and ranges from that up TO 10
cents a yard and 30 per cent, reduction OF y
cent ON the lower grades aud an increase OF Y
cents on higher.
Cloth containing mixture OF silk pays 10
oJ per cent; with rubber q component paii, 81
cents u pound, and 10 per cent Old rates IS
ard 90 per cent.
Pile fabrics, 10 cents yard and 20 per cent !;
old rates, IS and 10 per cent.
Hose. 70 ccuts and 20 per cent 70 %. and 10
per cent dozen according to value; 40 per
cent.
Cotton cords, 10 per cent IS per cent.
-~-f
per cent; Is per cent.
Flax. Hemp and Jute.
Hacked lax. 3 cents a pound, go ton.
Hacked hemp $50 ton; ts5,
Binding twine, manufactured In whole or In
part OF istlo MANILA, sisal or sum, 40 cant
pound, 2H cents.
Cables cordage and twine, ~ to cents; az
10 ak cents
Burlaps not over 90 inches wide, ~ cents; 80
per cont.
Grain bags Of burlap. Q cents; 20 per cent.
Cotton bagging and gunny cloth, o 10 and
and 4 cents u yard.
Flax gil netting, etc, Is cents pound and
IS per cent, and 90 cents pound and 20 per
oiicloth valued Mt 90 cents o square yard or
more Is cents and % per cent; 10 per cent
Yarns. 8 cents n pound valued Mt less than IS
cents; over u cents, Is per cent; 3S aud 40 per
cent.
All manufactures OF hax or hemp not speci-
fed or provided for. 10 per cent; provided that
until July |, 1894, all such fax OF moro than one
hundred threads to the square inch shall pay IS
per cent; old law. 35 and 40 per cent
Lace embrcideries, etc, 90 per cent; 20 and
Manufactures Of iute, ramie, sisal etc,
valued at cents pound, Rcents; over cents,
20 per cent; IS per cent.
woois and Manufactures.
Bales OF wool shall be dutiablc 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 u cents pound respectively. The odlnw
made divisions OF each class dutlable at ~ and
u cents respectively.
Third class wool and camel's hair, exceeding
10 cents value, 80 per cent: . cents pound.
Shoddy and waste, 20 cents pound; i0ccnts-
Woolen rags, ETC., 10cents tnew provision).
On the various manufacturers OF wool In
clothing, etc. compensatory duty has been
added TO keep pace with tho increased duty on
raw wool, amounting In some cases TO mors
than 100 per cent.
on carpets the duty has been increased from
25 TO 80 per cent.
SILK aud silk Goods.
Silk partially manufactured from cocoon or
from wash silk and not further advanced or
manufactured than carded or combed silk. 10
cents y pound; IS por cent.
All manufactures containing wool or camel
or goat hair shall be classified as manufactures
OF wool tnew provision).
Pulp. Itook. and Paper.
Wood pulp 1850 TO 81 o ton 20 per cent.
Tissue paper, made up or loose, Scents pound
ard 10 per c"nt. ~ per cent
Sensitizrd paper, ., per cent 25 per cent.
Surincc coated papers aud manufactures
th reof and albums, X per cont: % per cent.
Envelopes ~ cents per i,Uol: 20 er cent
blnnk pooks 70 per cent 20 per cent.
Playing cnrds, 30 cents pn'k 100 per cent
Manufactures OF paper, y per cent; ID to Is
per cent
Bristles, 10 ccnts pound u cents.
Iirushrsland brooms, etu., " per cent. a5 and
~ per cent
Pearl aud shell buttons. 9's cents iire, but
ton measure and % percent. IS per cent.
Ivory. bona or horn buttons. 81 per cent, rs
per cent
Shoe buttons, valued ut not exceeding cents
gross cent gross 2J per cont.
Cork bark 10 csnts pound.
Corss u cents pound; s5 per cent
Fire crackers uf nll kinds lno allowance for
tnre), . cents pound; luO per cent
Powder valued NJ less than 10 cents pound.
cents; cents.
cent per i00O according 10 size Of box; 80 per
N'iii 'undreased feathers 10 nsr cent o. psr osut