Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07

Type metal and new types. Is per centum.
Chronometers, 10 per centum
Watches and clocks, 25 per centuE-
Zinc in blocks or pigs. 25 per centum.
Zinc. in sheets. Is per centum.
Zinc, only to be manufactured, Is per con-
tum-
Manufactured articles or wares not specially
provided for in this act. composed wholly or in
part OF any metal and whether partly or wholly
manufactured, IS per centum ad valorem.
SCHEDULE D.
Wood and manufactures of osier or willow.
prepared for basket makers use 90 per cent
UNI.
Casks and barrels, sugar-box shocks and
packing boxes and packing box shocks Of
wood. 20 per centum.
House or cabinet furniture Of wood, Is per
centum.
Sugar
That the bounties authorized to be paid to
producers OF sugar by section 23l OF the act
entitled: An Act to Reduce Revenue, Equal
ize Duties, and for Other Purposes, approved
October /. 1890. shall be reduced one-eighth
part of their respective amounts, as pre-
scribed in said act each year, beginning with
July I, 1885, and extending to July 1, 1902, in
elusive, and shall therefrom cease and de-
termine.
All sugars above No. 16. Dutch standard in
colo1. shall pay duty OF $40 OF cent per
pound.
Sugar candy and all confectionery sugars
after being refined 80 per centum.
Glucose or grape sugar, Is per centum.
SCHEDULE F.
Tobacco and manufactures Of all leaf to-
bacco, or such part thereof as is commercially
known as wrapper tobacco and suitable for
cigar wrappers, II unStemmed, 81 per pound;
If stemmed. s1.25 per pound
All other leaf tobacco, IL unstemmed, 35
cents per pound; il stemmed, so cents per
pound.
Tobacco manufactured or manufactured
OF all descriptions, not specially enumerated
40 cents per pound.
Snuff of all descriptions 40 cents per pound.
Cigars, cheroots and cigarettes of all kinds
including wrapper, 50 per pound and q per
:entum
SCHEDULE G.
Agricultural Products and Prorfsions-
All live animals not specially provided for
20 per centum.
Buckwheat, corn or maize, cornmeal, oats,
rye, rye flour wheat and wheat -four, 20 per
centum; but each OF the above products shall
be admitted free of duty from any country
which imposes no import duty on the like pro-
duct when exported from the United States.
Barley. barley malt and barley pearled. pat
ent or hulled 20 per centum.
Macaroni. vermicellt and all similar prepare
tionS, 25 per centum
Rice, cleaned. III cents per pound; unclaimed
rice rice free of the outer hull and still hav-
ing thinner cuticle on. cent per pound.
Rice flour and rice meal and rice broken.
which will pass through a seive, known COM
mercially as No. l2 wire selves, u of l cent
per pound
Paddy, or rice having the outer hull on 4 OF
cent per pound.
Butter and substitute therefor, cents per
pound.
Cheese, 25 per centum.
Milk, preserved or condensed, 90 per centu,ri.
Beans, 20 per centum.
Beans, peas. mushrooms and other vegeta-
bles, prepared orapreserved in tins, jars. bot
ties or otherwise including pickles and sauce
OF all kinds, 30 per centum
Hay, s. per ton.
TIE WOOL SCHEDULE.
Duties are fixed on manufactures OF wool as
follows:
On wooden and worsted yarns, 30 per cent;
valued at more than 40 cents per pound, So per
cent. ad valorem: on wooden or worsted cloths
ShawlS, knit fabrics and other manufactures
80 per cent. ad valoren.
On women's and children's dress goods coat
Innings, bunting and goods of similar descrip-
ton or character, 40 per cent. ad valorem. On
cloaks, dolmans, jackets, ulsters or other out
side garments for ladies' and chiIdren's ap-
parel, As per cent ad valorem; present law.
49N cents per pound and 60 per cent. ad valo-
rem.
Aubusson Administer. moquette and chenille
condition. and Oriental, Berlin and other
similar rugs, 35 per cent. ad valorem; present
law. 60 cents per square yard and 40 per cent.
Saxony. Wilton and Tourney velvet carpets.
30 per cent. ad valorem; present law. 60 cents
per pound and 40 per cent.
Brussels carpet, 80 per cent ad valorem:
present law. A cents per square yard and 40
per cent.
The bill provides that on all rates of duties
In the wooden schedule. except on carpets,
fl,Aro hall bQ rp6n Nf 1 -,
hundred on the LIST of July. 1896, and thereafter
of like amount on the first day Of July, 1897,
1898. 1899 and 1900
FLAX AND JUTE PRODUCTS
Flax hacked, known as dressed line" ~
cents per pound; present law. cents.
Yarn, made OF jute, 20 per cent. ad valorem;
present law, IS per cent. Cables, cordage and
Irvine Except binding twine), 10 per cent. ad
valorem
Burlaps not exceeding 50 inches in width,
containing not over 40 threads to the square
inch, counting warp and filling. and bags for
grain made OF such burlaps, 20 per cent I'D
valorcm
Bagging for cotton. gunny cloth and all SINH
lnr material suitable for covering cotton, Is
per cent ad vnlorem.
Linen collars and cuffs and shirts and all
articles of wearing apparel not especially
provided for, IS per cent I'D valorem.
All manufactures Of fax. hemp, jute or other
vegetable fiber. except cotton, 30 per cent. ad
pECSCUb law lEOAA CCutS PCE pOuuu
to 40 per cent ad valorem.
Sole leather, per cent. ad valorem; present
law 10 per cent.
Bend or betting leather. 10 per cent. ad va
lorem no change.
Leather made into shoe uppers vamps or |
other forms, 20 per cent. ad valorem |
The glove schedule has been entirely rear |
ranged, and differs from the Mckinley law |
quite materially. |
Printing paper. unsized. for books and news |
> no,,f od vail 10
l3 per cent.
Surface-coated papers and manufactures
thereof card boards, photographic prints, ex- |
cept illustrations when forming part OF a |
periodical newspaper, or in printed books. |
autographs and scrap albums, 25
per cent. ad valorem: present law IS per cent. |
Envelopes. 20 per cent. ad valorem; present |
duty, % per cent.
Playing cards. 10 cents per package and so |
per cent ad valorum; present duty. so cents
per package.
THE FREE LIST
On and after the LIST of March. 1894. the fol-
lowing articles are to be added to the free list:
Articles for the use OF the United States
bacon and hams. beef mutton and pork and
meats OF all kinds. prepared or preserved, not
specially provided for in this act; baryta all
binding Irvine manufactured in whole or in
part from istle tapioca fiber, manila
sisal grass or senn OF single ply
and measuring not exceeding 600 feet to
the pound: birds, stuffed. not suitable for mil
inery ornaments, and birds skins, prepared
for preservation, but not further advanced in
blue vitriol or sulphate of cop
per; bone charcoal, suitabfe for
in deodorizing sugars: coal. bituminous
and shale, and coal. slack or cut;
eoke; coal tar. crude and all preparations or
products OF coal tar, not colors or dyes not
specially provided for in this act; oxide of
,obaI:; copper imported in the form Of ores;
DID copper, fit only for remanufacture. clip
pings from new copper, and all composition