Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30
New Rate. Old Rcte,

New Rate. Old Rcte.
poses barrel hoops of iron or
steel, and hoop or band iron
or hoop or band steel hared.
splayed or punched. with or
without buckles or fasten-
ings shall pay two-tenths OF
cent per 10 more than that
imposed on the hoop OF band
iron or steel from which they
are made. (rhe present adj
ditional rate is Ac.)
Railway bars. made of iron or
STEEL and railway bars mado
in part of steel, T rails and
punched iron or steel nat
rails. per lb................... 6-10o 7-1oc
Sheets of iron or STEEL common
or black. including all iron or
steel commercially known
common or black taggers
iron OF steel. and skelp iron
or steel, valued at cents per
pound or less: Thinner than
No. 10 and not thinner than
No: 20 wire gauge. per pound. 10 ! l-lOc
Thinner than No. 20 wire
gauge, and not thinner than
No. . wire gauge, per
Thinner than No. Is wire
gauge, per pound. .......... l 4-1c-- 510c
Corrugated or crimped, per
Pro vded that all common or
black sheet-iron or sheet-steel
not thinner than No. 10 wire
gauge, shall pay duty as plate
iron or plate steel.
All iron or steel sheets plates
and all hoop, band scroll
iron or steel. excepting what
are known commercially
tin plates, terne plates and
taggers tin. and hereinafter
provided for. when galvan-
lied or coated with zinc or
spelter. or other metals, or
any alloy of those metals,
shall pay three-fourths of ono
cent per Id more duty than the
rates imposed by the proceed
ing paragraph upon the cor
responding gauges, or forms.
of common or back sheet
taggers iron or steel. &c 40
And on ard after July /, 1891,
all iron steel Sheets or
plates, or taggers iron coated
with tin or lead or with a mix
tnre of which these metals or
either OF them Is component
part, or by the dipping any
other process, and CONNER
cialiy known as tin plates,
terne plates, and taggers tin
ProVi deS een and p after p Inv WE
features OF which tin, tin plates, terne plates,
taggers tin. or either of them, are component
materials of chief value and all articles vessels
or wares manufactured, stamped or drawn from
sheet iron or sheet steel, such material being
the component of chief value, and coated wholly
or IN part with tin or lead, a mixture of
which these metals, or either of them, is COM
ponent part, shall pay a duty of IS per centum
al yaoren Provided further, that on and after
october l, 1897, tin plates and terne r'ates
lighter IN weight than CO Id per hundred square
feet shall be admitted free of duty, unless it
. .i be made to appear to the satisfaction of
nation make known the fact) that the aggre-
gate quantity of such plates lighter than % Id
per hundred square feet produced in the United
States during either of the six years next pre-
ceding June 20, 1897, has equalled one-thrd the
amount or such p abeS imported and entered
/, 1891: Provided That the amount of such
plates manufactured into articles exported,
and upon which drawback shall be paid, shall
not be included in ascertaining the amount OF
snch importations: And provided further.
mat the amount for weight of sheet iron or
sheet steel manufactured il the United States,
and applied or wrought ii the manufacture of
articles or wares timed or terpe-plated in the
United states, with weight allowance as sold
to manufacturers or Others, shall be considered
as tin and terne plates produced in the United
States within the meaning of this act.
Sheet iron sheet steel, pol
ished, planished, glanced,
bywhatever name designated,
Provided, That plate or sheet or
taggers iron or steel, by what
ever name designated, other
than the polished. planshed,
or glanced herein provided
for, which has been picked
or cleaned by acid, or by any
other material process.
or which is cod rolled,
smoothed only, not polished,
shall pay one-quarter of one
cent per Id more duty than
the corresponding gauges of
common - back sheet
taggers iron or steel (There Is
no change in this provision.)
Sheets or plates of iron or steel,
or taggers iron or steel, coated
with tin lead, with a
mixture of which these met
ais or either part of them, is
component part, by the dip
ping or any other process. and
commercially known as tin
plates, terne plates, and tag
gers tin, per 10, until July 1,
1S9I. ............... ...........1c
Steel ingots, cogged ingots,
blooms. and slabs, by what
ever process made die blocks
or blanks; billets and bars
and tapered or bevcled bars;
steamer, crank. and other
shafts; shaftlng; wrist or
crank pins; connectlng-rods
and piston rods; pressed,
sheared stamped shapes,
saw-plates, wholly or par
tally manufactured: ham,
mer-nolds or swaged steel;
gun-barrel molds not in bars;
alloys used as substitutes for
steel tools; all descriptions
and shapes of dry sand, loan,
or iron-molded steel cast
lngs; sheets and plates not
specially provided for in this
act; and steel in al forms
and shapes not specially pro-
vided for IN this act: ali of
the above valued at cent per
pound or less, per Id 7-10c 45pc
Valued above l cent and not
above lilo cents per pound :5-10c 45pc
Valued above 40 cents and
not above l $40 cents per
Valued above S-io cents and p0
not above 2-lO cents per
Valued above 3 2-lo' Genus and po
not above cents per pound 1 2-10c 45pc
Valued above cents and not
about cents per pound 49,. 4 6-10c 45po
Valued above cents and not
above cents per pound ......2c &c
Valued above cents and not
above 10 cents per pound. 2 S-10c 2Ac
Valued above 10 Cents and not
above 10 cents per pound. .3Hc $40
Valued above IL cents and not
- above 10 cents per pound. a 2-10c SIC
valued above 1t cents per
pound. ............-....-... &c oAc
WIRE.
Wire rods: Rivet, screw, fence
acd other iron steel wire
rods, and nail rods, whether
round, oval, fiat, square, or
IN any other shape, in coils
or otherwise, not smaller
than number six wire gauge,
va ued at ga cents or less per
pound, Clio of l cent per
pound; and iron STEEL fat
with longitudinal ribs for the
manufacture of fencing,
valued at cents or less, per
Provided, That all iron or steel
rods, whether rolled or drawn
through dies, smaller than
number six wire gauge. shall
be classed and Gutiable
as wire.
Wire: Wire made OF iron or
steel, not smaller than num-
. Der ten wire gauge per h.. ..1Ac 1Mc
Smaller than number ten, and
not smaller than number six
teen wire gugae, per lb.......1zc 20
Smaller than number sixteen,
and not smaller than twenty
six wire gauge, per 10. 2Hc 2hc
Smaller than number twenty
SIX wire gauge, per lb........3c Sc
Provided, That iron steel wire covered |
with cotton, silk or other material, and wires |
or strip steel, commonly known as crinoline