Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30

| effect the provisionons of this act relating to
| coffee. tea. and hides. the production of such
country. for such time as he shall deem lust,
and in such case and during such suspension
| sugar. molasses, coffee. tea, and hides, the
product of or exported from such designated
country as follows, namely;
All sugars not above number thirteen Dutch
standard in color shall pay duty on their polaris-
copic tests as follows. namely:
All sugars, rot above number thirteen Dutcn
standard in color, all tank bottoms, slrups OF
cane juice of beet juice, meiada, conceh-
trated melada, concrete and concentrated mo-
degrees, seyen-tenths of cent per pound; and
for every additional degree or fraction OF de-
gree shown by the polariscopic test, two hun
dredths of l cent per pound additional
All sugars above number thirteen Dutch
standard in color shall be classified by the
Dutch standard of color, and pay duty as FOL
lows, namely: All sugar above number tnlr-
teen and not above number sixteen Dutch
standard of color. IL cent per pound
All sugar above number sixteen ana NOT
above number twenty Dutch standard OF color,
Is cents per pound.
AL, sugars above number twenty Dutch
standard of color, cents per pound.
Moiasses testing above fifty-siH degrees.
cents per gallon.
Sugar DRAWINGS and sugar sweepings shall be
subject to duty either molasses or sugar, as
the case may be, according to polariscopic test
On coffee, cents per pound.
On tea, 10 cents per pound
Hides raw or incurred. whether dry, salted. or
picked. Ansora goat skins, raw, without the
wool. manufactured, asses skins, raw or UNI
manufactured, and skins, except sheep SKINS
with 1he wool on, IL cents per pound.
AID VALoEEA DUTIES ON uNENUMERArED ARrI-
Giles.
Sec 4. That there shall be levied, collected
and paid upon the Importation of all raw or IN
manufactured articles, not enumerated or pro,
vided for in this act, duty of 10 per centum ad
valorem; and all articles manufactured IN
whole or in part, not provided for IN this act.
a duty of 20 per centum ad valorem.
Sec 3. That each and every imported article,
not ann tod NOT .Nk tch m
either IN material, quality, texture, or the use
to which 1t may be applied, to any article emu
merated IN this act as chargeabie with duty
shall pay the same rate of duty which Is levied
on the enumerated article which il most resem-
bles IN any OF the particulars before mentioned;
ID IT any recommended article equally
resembles two or more enumerated artl-
Giles on which different rates q duty are
chargeable, there shal be levied on such
duty as is chargeable on the article
which it resembles, pay ing the highest rate of
duty; and on articles not enumerated manu-,
featured of TWO or more materials. the duty shall
be assessed at the highest rate at which the
same uld be chargeable if composed wholly
OF the component material thereof of chief
value; and the words component material of
chief value, wherever used in this act, shall be
held to mean that component material winch
material OF the article; and the value OF each
component material shall oe determined by the
ascertained value of such material in its condi-
ton as found in the article. If two or M re
rates OF duty shall be applicable to any imported
article 1t shall pay duty at the highest Of such
rates.
Sec. g. That on and after the lst of March,
1871, all articles of foreign manufacture, such
are usually ordinarily marked, stamped,
branded, or labeled, and all packages contain
ing SUCH or other imported articles shall re-
spectlyely be plainly marked, stamped. branded
or labeled In iegibe English words SO as To indi-
cate the country of their origin; and unless so
marked, stamped, branded, or labeled, they shall
not be admitted to entry.
Sec. Z. That on and after May l, 1891,
ticie of imported merchandise which shall copy
or simulate the name or trade mark of any do
nestle manufacture OF manufacturer shall be
admitted to entry at any customs house OF the
United States. And in order to aid the officers
OF the customs in enforcing this prohibition any
domestic manufacturer who has adopted trade
marks may require his name and residence and
description of his trade marks to be recorded
IN books which shall be kept for the purpose in
the department OF the treasury under sucn regn-
lations as the secretary of the treasury shall
prescribe and may furnish to the department
FAC SMILES of such trade marks; and thereupon
the secretary of the treasury shall cause one or
III re copies of the same to be transmitted to
each collector or other proper officer of the Gus
toms.
MATERIALS FOR sHIFBUILpING.
Sec. s. That all lumber, timber, hemp, man.
liza. wire rope, and iron and steel rods, bars,
spikes. nails, plates. tees, angles, beams and
bolts and copper and composition metal which
may be necessary for the construction of vessels
built in the United States for foreign account
and ownership or for the purpose of being en-
ployed in The foreigN trade, including the trade
between the Atlantic and Pacific ports of the
United States, after tho p ssage of this act.
may be imported in bond, un Ter such regulat ions
as the Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe;
and upon proof that such materials have been
used for such purpose, no duties shall be paid
thereon That vessels receiving the benefit Of
this section shall not be allowed to engage in
the coastwise trade of the United States more
than two months In any one year, except up
the payment to tho United States of the duties
on which rebate is herein allowed Provided.
That vessels built In the United States for for
eign account and ownership shall not be allowed
States.
sec. 8. That all articles of foreign produc-
ton needed for the repair of American vessels
engaged in foreign trade, including the trade
between the Antlantic and Pacific ports of tho
United States. may be Withdrawn from bonded
warehouses free of duty. VI der such regula-
prescribe.
Sec. TO-. That all medicines, preparations.
compositions, perfumery, cosmetic, cordials,
and other liquors manufactured wholly in
part OF domestic spirits, intended for cxporta-
ton, a. provided by law, in order to be manu-
cbarned and it 1oid d or removed, which, Deng
stamp affixed thereto. shall, under such
regulations as the Secretary of the Treasury
warehouses similar constructed to those
known In treasury regulations as bonded
houses, class two Provided, That such manu-
facturer shall first give satisfactory bonds to
the ollector of internal Revenue for the faith
fnl observance of all the provisions of law and
the the regnlatio ms, as aforesaid, in amount
by tie regulations of the Secretary
OF the Treasury from persons allowed bonded
in such warehouses, may be removed for expor-
tation under the direction of the proper officer
having che re thereof. who shall be designated
by the Secrs tary of the Treasury, without being
charged wltn duty, and without having stamp
affixed thereto. Any manufacturer of the
articles aforesaid, or any of them, having such
bonded warehouse as aforesaid, shall be at lib
eIty under srch regulations as the Secretary of
the Treasury may prescribe, to convey therein
any materials to be used in such manufacture
which are allowed by the provisions of law to be
exported free from tax or duty as well as the
necessary materials, implements. packages, YES
sells, brands and labels for the preparation put
ting up and export of the said manufactured
articles; and every article used shall be ex-
empt from the payment of stamp and excise
duty oy such manufacturer Articles and
materials SO to be used may be transferred from
any bonded warehouse in which the same may
be, under such regulation the Secretary
OF the treasury may prescribe, into any bonded
warehouses in which such manufacture NAV be
conducted, and may be used in such manufac-
ture, and when so used shall be exempt from
stamp and excise duty; and the receipt of the
officer In charge. as aforesaid shall be received
as voucher for the manufacture Of such arti-
Giles. Any materials imported into the United
States may, under such rules as the Secretary
OF the Treasury may prescribe and under the
direction of the proper officer, be removed in
original packages from the slipboard or from
the bonded warehouse in which such manufact-
ure may be carried on. for the purpose of being
Se ~ sacn nd without h Of
manufacture. No article SO removed, nor any
article manufactured in said bonded warehouse
shall be taken therefrom expect for expectation,
under the direction OF the proper officer having
charge thereof. as aforesaid, whose certificate,
describing the articles by their mark or other
wise, the quantity. the date of importation, and
name or vessel, with such additional par
be required. shall be received BY
bond or return Of the amount Of foreign import t
duties. All labor performed and services rem