The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-01
shall have been exported shall also DO
admitted free when they return to this
Manufactured tobacco, exported with
out payment OF internalreyenue tax,
must pay the tax before re.importation.

country. ag I.lN n.
Manufactured tobacco, exported wit
| out payment Of internalreyenue ta
: must pay the tax before re.importatic
/ on THE DurfAnLE LIST.
Tho following articles now admittt
free OF duty. have been placed by Il
: p'oHisionsR the new bill on The duti
bic list: Hides, except sheep skins viii
the wool on, 10 per cent ad valorer
Mica, % per cent id valorem. Straw
per ton. Macaroni and all similar pr
parations, . cents per pound. Eggs
hens or other poultry S ccnts a dozel
Eggs yolks % per cent nd valorem. Cha
cane, manufactured but not made u
into flushed articles. 10 per cent a
valorcm.
Since tho publication in these di
patches, about two weeks ago, Of the al
ssract OF the tariff bill, some change
have been made in the dutiable section
the present rates OF duty being entcre
in parenthesis in cases where compar
sons arc necessary.
Glue (20 per cent) ranges from llc ne
pound 10 30per cent nd valorem, accord
ing to value.
Giycerine, crude e ceuts) l cent
pound; refined Is ccnls) 4l cents.
Fire brick (90 cents) 81 % per tol
plain, 25 per cent ornamented or glazed
other brick, plain eco per cent? % pc
cent; ornamented Is per cent. Cement
Roman, Portland and Hydraulic (2O pc
cent?, s cents per 100 pounds. Lime (lt
per cent G cents per 100. Plaster o
Paris, ground (e0 per cent? 81 per ton
calcined l2O per cent? 81 75. @
GLASSWARE.
Glass bottles between / pint and l pint
Il cent per pound), II cents; less than
pint, 50 cents per gross. Flint and lime
pressed glassware (4O per cent?, 10 cents
per dozen and So per cent. Decorated
glass ware (i5 per cent, 10 cents a ponnd
and 80 per cent. Thin blown glass 81 d
dozen and 4 per cent. Heavy blown
glass 8 cents a pound and 10 per cent.
Porcelain or opal glassware from IS cents
to rs cents per dozen, so per cent.
Unpublished cylinder crown and com.
mon window glass "a to,:oI cents a
pound) Il to 3 cents q poand. Unpol.
ished cylinder and crown glass, sizes
less than lGxe4 (now .! cents per foot)
are not provided for specifically and
will pay 1 cents. Tho same is true OF
cast polished plate glass (now 8 cents
per foot below l0xl5), which will pay 5
cents.
The other important changes in this
schedule, railway iron, tin plale and
wire fencing, have already been noted.
Penknives and pocket cutlery (now so
per cent? show sharp Increase form lo
cents to 81 per dozen and so per cent.
In the wooden schedules timber is cut
SO per cent, sawed white pine boards
(S2 per thousand) is placed at 81 so and a
safeguard against export duties on logs
is provided to equal the excess in that
duty.
LIQUORS, &C.
The liquor schedules are in the main
substantially as at present, with the ad-
dition OF efficient mineral waters, nat
ural and imitation, which are dutiable
at 80 cents dozen bottles, according to
size.
On wool the duties are Us already
stated.
Leather. betting and sole (l5 per cent?
20 per cent. Calf.skine, dressed (20
per cent? 25 per cent. Gloves,
kid OF leather, in whole or in
part, in any stage OF manufacture,
$50 per cent) value s., per dozen 81 SO
and 90 per cent; between S. and S. in
value 81 and % per cent; above that so
per cent. Pianos lnew class) 25 per cent.
Following the dutiable schedules and
free list in the bill are administrative
sections mainly reiterative OF existing
law,
INTERNAL REVENUE,
The internal revenue provisions make
mp the remainder Of the measure. They
abolish all special taxes upon dealers in
leaf tobacco, dealers in tobacco, manu-.
facturers Of tobacco aud cigars and ped.
dlers, but these persons are required to
register their names and addresses as at
present. All restrictions upon tobacco
growers in regard to the sale of their to.
bacco are also removed. The tax on
smoking and manufactured tobacco and
snuff is reduced from to 4 cents a
pound. Provision is made for rebate
to manufacturers and dealers on original
factory packages Of smoking and manu-
tactured tobacco, Bnufls, cigars, ,cheroots
and cigarettes, held at tho time the law
goes into effect OF the full amount OF
the reduction made by the bill.
Section 80 OF the bill repeals all laws
allowing tho distilation OF iermented
liquids, except in aa authorized distil.
lery, and the laws allowing the use Of
alcohol vapor in the manufacture Of
vinegar. ,m.- -.....#
Section 10, coniers upon producers OF
sweet wine who are also distilleries, the
right to use wine spirits to fortiiy their
wines, exceptin in May, June and July Of
each year. The entire bill makes a
closely printed document OF l52 printed
pages. F.
According TO arrangement, the full
committee will enter upon its detailed
consideration Immediately and amend.
mcnts may be offered during the next
ten days. ( Si ~; -
~. A Ghnstly Discovery.
DETROIT, March 3l.-A ghastly dis.
covery was made this morning in Bloody