Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-09
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TIE altF GA S3a.h 3 iAlI On y uAafs % :
cents sqasre yzrs.. not ezessding nifty
threads to the square inca. and ranges
from tssas up To 10 csnrs yard and - PER
cent, a resi9rtion OF * csart on the lower
grades and IN increase Of s cent ena higher.
Cic1h containing mixture OF silk pays 70
cents and % yer exat- Ready uiate cloth
ing. 30 PER sent With rzeher component
part, 5aeents poaud. and - per ceat- Old
rates. q aEsi 10 per esnt
Pile fssssies. 10 ersss yard and % per
cent; Old rates. IS and % per ceur.
Hose. - cents AMI - PEI cent. 10 g, and
20 Fer eest. q dozen aeeerd ing 10 value. &c
per cent.
Gotten cords. 70 per cent; - per cent
Manufactures not specially provided for.
20 per cent. s. per cent
FLAX, HEsfP ASD JETE
Hacked FAX, eeats . pound: SO ton.
Hacked hemp. SO ton, SIS
Rirsiin. Irvine manufactured ia whole
or in part Of istle, MANILA. sisai or lunn.
s-Ia cent pound. ~ eents-
Cables, csFlage and Irvine. II 10 Scents
2if 70 81. cents
BurIats bot over 90 inches wide, Is.
cents: 30 per cent.
Grain bags Of barlap. 2 cents, 10 pei
cent.
Cotton bagging aud gunny cloth, IL
and S 10 cents a yard, ~ and cents .
pound aud and cents yard.
Flax gill netting. etc. 10 cents a pound
and IS per cent. and % cents ponnd and
~ per ceat., y per cent
Oileloth valued at p cents square yard
or more. Is cents and 30 per cent; 40 pei
Gems.
Yarns, 6 cents a pound valued at les
than Is cents; over Is cents. Is per cent; 3,
aud 10 per cent.
All manufactures Of fax or hemp moi
specified or provided for. 80 per cent; pro
vided that until July l, 1894, all such faN
of more than one hundred threads To tbs
square inch shall pay s. per cent: old law
So and 10 per cent
Lace embroideries, etc. 90 per cent, q
and 40 per cent.
Manufactures of jute. rarnie, sisal, etc.
valued al , cents a pound, : CENTS over
cents. 40 per cent; IS per cent.
WOODS AND MANUFACTURES.
Bales of wool shall be dutiable at tn,
highest rate on any class contained there
in. The old law made any attempted eva
sion Of duty punishable by double duty.
Woods of first and second classes shall
paw II and IL cents a pound respectively
The Old law made divisions of each elias
dutiable at 10 and Il cents respectively.
Third class wool and eamel's hair, ex
eding 10 cents value, 50 per cent; cent!
pound
Shoddy and waste 20 cents pound; Il
cents,
Wooden rags. etc. 10 cents (new. pro
yisionj.
On the various manufactures of wool il
clothing, etc, compensatory duty has beer
added to keep pace with the increased dutl
on raw wool, amounting IN some cases u
more than 100 per cent.
On carpets the duty has been increase
from p 10 80 per cent
SILK AND SILK GOODS.
silk partially manufactured from cocoon
or from wash silk, and not further advance
or manufactured than carded or eombet
silk, 80 cents pound; IS per cent.
|. All manufactures containing wool o.
camel or goat hair shall be classified a
manufactures of wool (new provision).
PULP, BOOKS AND PAPER.
Wood pulp $50 to So ton; 10 per cent
Tissue paper, made up or loose S cents ,
pound and Is per cent; 20 per cent
Sensitized paper, IS per cent; % per cent
Surface coated papers and manufacturer
thereof and albums, b per cent; Is per
cent.
Envelopes, 20 cents per 900; y per cent.
Blank books, - psr cent; 20 per cent.
Playing cards, 80 cents n pack; 100 per
cent
Manufactures of paper, p per cent; Ii
to b per cent
sUNDEIEs
Bristles, 10 cents pound; 10 cents.
Brushes and bTooms. etc, 40 per cent,
p and 30 per cent.
Pearl and shell buttons. q cents a line,
button measure, aud Is per cent, % per
cent.
Ivory. bone or horn buttons, 80 per cent.
25 per cent
Shoe buttons, valued at not exceeding Z
cents u gross, cent gross; . per cent.
Cork bark, 10 cents a pound.
Corks, 10 cents pound, p per cent.
Fire crackers Of all kinds mo allowance
for tarel. cents pound; 100 per cent.
Powder valued at less than 20 cents a
pound. j cents; . cents.
Friction matches, 10 cents gross box
and cent per 1000 according to size Of
box; 70 per cent.
Undressed feathers, 10 per cent, Is pei
cent.
Glass beads, loose, 10 per cent; 30 per cent
Human hair, manufactured. 20 pei
cent; 60 per cent.
Crinolne cloth, S cents a square yard; 81
per cent.
Hair for mattresses, Is per cent; o pei
cent.
Beaver hats and fine hat bodies, So pei
cent. 20 and 30 per cent.
.Iewelry. 20 per cent; p per cent.
Pm inus stones, set, % per cent, - pei
cent
Betting ami sl.e leather, 10 per cent; /,
per cent
Leather suitable for conversion into
manufactured articles shall pay dnty ac
eording to articles intended; ~ per cent
Kid gloves, ST. to s. p a dozen. accord
ing to size: SUICIDES, 30 per cent; leather
gloves, 50 per cent, with from 50 cents Il
81 dozen additional, according to style
provided that all gloves represented to be
below their grade shall pay 8 dozen adj
ditional, and that no gloves shall pay less
than 80 per cent. The old duty on these
gloves was 80 per cent
Miscellaneous manufactures show a gen
eral reduction of about % per cent in the
various rates of duties.
Common tobacco pipes OF clay, Is cents a
gross; - per CEN.
Hatters' plush, 10 per cent; % per cent
SILK antl alpaca umbrellas. 50 per cent
30 per cent.
Umbrellas, etc, covered with other ma
terial, 45 per cent. ~ per cent.