Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-10-30

specially provided for. $3.50 a gallon; specially
provided for. S20o gallon; - Imitation liquors
shall be subject 10 the highest rate Of duty pro-
yided for the genuine articles aud in case less
than $3.50 gallon. 81 70 81
Bay rum, $50, 81, provided that it shall be law
full for the secretary Of the tr easury, in his dis
erection, 10 authorize the ascertafnment Of the
proof OF vines, coriials aud other liquors by dis
tllation or otherwise. IN where IL is imprac
ucable 70 ascertain such proof by the means pre-
scrioed by existing law or regulations NEW pro
vision.
Sparkling wines. s. a dozen per half pint; in ex-
cess OF three gallons, $3.50 a gallon. Old rates
were -. $3.50, 81. Is a dozen bottles
Ale, porter or beer, bottled or jagged, 40 cents
gallon; IS cents.
Ginger ale, etc, imported in plain glass bottles
holding less than - pnts, Is and 26 cents dozen;
IL otherwise than in such bottles 80 cent gallon,
and same duty on coverings as II imported empty;
20 per cent
waters, IN plain bottles, containing not more
than one pint u cents dozen; quarts, % cents
II imp0rl ed otherwise, 20 cents a gallon and
same provision as to coverings; 30 per cent.
COTTON MANUFACTURES.
Yarn, 10 10 4s cents pound. valued under 81;
over 81 pound 0per cent; is 10 . cents.
The duty on cloth is laid on basis Of cents a
square yard, not exceeding fifty threads 10 the
square inch. and ranges from hat up TO 10 cents
yard anu 35 per cent; a reduction OF s cent on
the lower grades aud an increase OF = ON higher.
Cloth containing mixture Of silk pays 10 cents
and 80 per cent. Ready-maae clothing 30 per
cent; with rubber a component part. 90 cents
pound and 81 per cent. Old rates, IS and 40per
cent
Pile fabrics. 10 ceuts a yard and 20 per cent;
old rates, 3j and 30 per cent.
Hose. % cents and 20 per cent to 81. and 80 per
cent dozen according ia value; 40 per cent.
Cotton cords. 40 per cent 50 per cent.
Manufactures not specially provided for, 40 per
cent; IS per cent.
FLAX, HEMP AND JuTE.
Hacked flax. cents a pound; $40 ton.
Hacked hemp, $50 ton SIS.
Binding Irvine manufactured in whole or in part
ofistle, MANILA, sisal or luna. 40 cent pound
Cables, cordage and Irvine, lls to 8 cents; els
to 35s cents.
Burlaps not over go inches wide, rs cents; 80
per cent.
Grain bags Of burlap. cents; 40 per cent.
Cotton bagging and gunny cloth, $40 and
$40 cents yard; IA and ? cents pound aud
and cents yard.
Flax gin netting. etc, IS cents pound aud
IS per cent, and 70 centsa pound and 40per cent;
25 per cent
0ilcloth valued at % cents square yard or
more, Is cents and 80 per cent; 30 per cent.
Yarn, cents a pound valued at less than ID
cents; over 10 cents, Is per cent; 30 and 40 per
cent.
or provided for, 80 per cent; provided that until
July l. 1894, all such flax Of more than one
hundred threads to the square inch shall pay 80
per cent ;oid law IS and 40 per cent.
Lace embroideries, etc, 90 per cent; 80 ana ~
MANUFACTURES Of jute, ramie. sisal. etc. valued
at cents pound cents; over cents. 40 per
cent; 30 per cent.
WOOL AND MANUFACTURES.
Bales Of wool shall be dutiable at the highest
rate on any class contained therein The old law
made any attempted evasion of duty punishable
WOODS Of list and second classes shall pay II
and IL cents pound respectively. The old law
made divisions OF each class dutlable at 10 ana
IL cents respectively.
Third class wool and camel's hair, exceeding
IS cents value, 50 per cent; 3 cents pound.
Shoddy and wastes. 20 cents pound; ~ cents
Wooden rags, etc, 10 cents new proyision.)
On the various manufactures OF wool In cleth b.
ing, etc, compensatory duty has been added 10
keep pace with the increase duty on raw wool,
amounting in some cases to more than 100 per
cent.
on carpets the duty has been increased from
25 to50 pei cent.
SILK AND SILK GOODS.
silk partially manufactured from cocoons or
from wash silk and not further advanced or
than caided or combed silk. 30
cents pound; IS per cent,
Allmanufactures containing wool or camel or
goat hair shall be classified as manufac ures
OF wool new proyisionl
PULP. BOOKS AND PAPER.
Wood pulp. 81 SO TO So ton 10 per cent
Tissue paper made up or loose, cents pound
and IS per cent 20 per cent.
Sensitized paper IS per cent; IS per cent.
Surface coated papers and manufactures there.
Of and albums. 35 per cent; p per cent,
Envelopes. 20 cents per thousand; % per cent.
Blank books. Is per cent, 20 per cent.
Playing cards, 50 cents pack; 100 per cent,
Manufactures OF paper, Is per cent: 10 to %
per cent.
sUNDRIEs.
Bristles. 10 cents pound; Is cents.
Brushes and brooms, etc, 40 per cent p and
30 per cent.
Pearl and shell buttons 2ls cents line. but
ton measure, and 25per cent; % per cent
Ivory, bone or horn bultops, 80 per cent 25 per
cent
Shoe buttons, valued at not exceeding cents
a gross. ! cert a gross; 25 per cent.
ork bark, 10 cents pound,
Corks. Is cents pound; % per cent
Fire crackers of all kinds, no allowance for
tare, ccats pound; 100 per cent.
Powder valued at less than 20 cents pound, 5
cents; 6 cents.
Friction matches. 10 cents gross box and
cent per thousand according to size Of box 35
per cent,
Undressed feathers, 10 per cent; 5 per cent.
Glass beads. loose, 10 per cent; 80 per cent.
Human hair, manufactured, 20 per cent; 30
per cent.
Crinoline cloth, s cents square yard; 30 per
cent.
Hair for mattresses, Is per cent; 25 per cent.
Beaver hats and fine hat bodies. 55 per cent;
20 and 30 per cent.
Jewelry. so per cent: IS per cent.
Precious stones, set % per cent; - per cent,
Betting and sole leather, 10 per cent; 10 per
cent.
Leather suitable for conversion into manufac
tured articles shall pay duty according to articles
30 per cent:
Kid gloves, sI75 10 s.. % dozen. according to
size suicides, 50 per cent; leather gloves, so er
cent, with from 50 cents to 81 dozen additional
according TO style provided that all gloves rep
resented To be below their grade shall pay 81 a
dOsen additional. and that no gloves shall pay
less than 80 per cent. The old duty these
gloves was 80 percent.
Miscellaneous manufactures show a general |
4 about IS per cent in the yarions
rates Of duties.
Common tobacco pipes Of clay, 15cents a gross
35 per cent.
Hatter's plush, 10 per cent; % per cent.
silk and alpaca umbrellas, 81 per cent - per
cent
Umbrellas etc. covered with other material,
as per cent; % per cent.
Sticks for umbrellas. etc, plain, - per cent
covered, 50 per cent; 70 per cent
CHANCES IN THE FREE LIST.
In the free list the following changes are
made:
ANIMALS imported for breeding purposes must
be Of pure blood Of recognized breed and duly
in the book Of record established for
that breed. the old law admitted such animals
on proof satisfactory to the secretary OF the
treasury also the teams Of persons coming into
the United States from foreign countries.
Wild animals intended for exhibition in ZOO
logical collections for scientific and educational