Huntsville gazette., 1893-12-02

Cast polished plate glass silvered and look
lng-glass plates not exceeding 16x24 inches
square, cents per square foot; not exceeding
24xS0 inches square, 10 cents per square foot:
not exceeding 24x60 inches square. 20 cents per
square foot; all above that, S5 cents per square
foot
but no looking-gl or plate glass, silvered.
when framed, shall pay less rate Of duty than
that imposed upon similar glass of like de-
scrlptlon not framed, but shall pay in addition
tnereto upon such frames at the rate of duty
applicable thereto when imported separated
Cast polished plate glass, silyered or unsil-
vered, and cylinder, crown, or common widow
glass. when ground, obscured, frosted sanded.
enameled. beveled, etched embossed en-
graved. stained, colored, or otherwise orna-
mented or decorated, shall be subject to duty
OF 10 per centum ad valorem, in addition to the
rates otherwise chargeable thereon.
SpectacleS, eyeglasses, goggles opera glasses.
and other optical instruments and frame for
the same, IS per centunl.
Glass beads 10 per centum.
Lenses OF glass pebble, wholly or partly
manufactured. IS per centum.
Fusible enamel and glass slides for magic
lanterns, ,25 per centum.
All stained painted window glass and all
mirrors. not exceeding in size i44 square
inches. IS per centum.
Marbles Stones Etc.
Marbles of all kinds, in rough, 40 cents per
cubic foot.
Marble dressed. rs centssper cubic foot.
Manufactures of marble or alabaster not
specially provided for 80 per centum.
Free stone. granite and other building stone,
excepting marble not specially provided.
dressed 20 per centum ad vaIorem.
Grindstones, sl.75 per ton.
States, 20 per centum.
Roofing states, 10 per centum.
SCHEDULE G.
Iron, etc
Metals and manufactures OF iron and steel,
iron in pigs, iron kentledge, spiegel, eisen
ferro manganese, ferro silicon, wrought and
cast scrap-fron and scrap-steel, 22Ia per centum
ad valorem (but nothing shall be deemed scrap
iron or scrap steel except waste or refuse iron
or steel fit only to be remanufacturedl.
All iron in slabs, blooms loops or other
forms more advanced than pig iron and less
shed than iron in bars, 25 per centum ad
laIorem
coils or rods and bars or shapes OF rolled iron,
80 per centum
Beams, girders, joistS. angles, channels car
tracks, L. T. columns and posts or parts OF
sections of columns and posts, deck and
bulb beams and building forms, together with
all other structural shapes OF iron or steel,
whether plain or punched or fitted for use IS
per centum.
Boiler or other plate iron or steel, except saw
plates hereinafter provided for. not thinner
than number 10 wire gauge sheared un-
sheared, and skelp iron or steel sheared or
rolled In grooves, 30 per centum.
Forgings of iron or steel com bined, OF what
ever shape or in whatever stage of manufac-
ture, 30 per centum.
Hoop, band or scroll iron or steel, 80 per
centum
Railway bars made OF iron or steel and rail
way bars made in part OF steel L rails, and
punched iron or steel fat rails, 25 per centum.
Sheets of iron or steel, common or black, in
cludng all irons or steel commercially known
as common or black, taggers' iron and steel
and skelp iron or steel, 35 per centum.
All iron or steel sheets or plates, and all
hoop band or scroll iron or steel, excepting
what was commercially known as tin plates
terne plates and taggers' tin, and hereinafter
provided for. when galvanized or coated with
zinc or spelter other metals, or any alloy OF
those metals 35 per centum.
Sheet iron or sheet steel polished, planished
or glazed under whatever name designated,
80 per centum.
Sheets or plates OF iron or steel, or taggers'
iron or steel, coated with tin or lead or with
mixture of which these metals or either OF
them is a component part. by the dipping or
any other process. and commercially known as
tin plates, terne plates and taggers' tin, 40 per
centum
Steel ingots. cogged ingots, blooms and
slabs by whatever process made, die blocks or
blanks billets and bars and tempered or bev-
eled bars steamer crank and other shafts,
shafting wrist or crank pins, connecting rods
and piston rods pressed, sheared or stamped
shanes saw plates wholly or partially manu-
factured hammer molds or swagged Steel gun
barrel molds not in bars, used as substitutes
for steel tools, all descriptions and shapes OF
dry sand loam or iron nodded steel castings
and steel in all forms and shapes not speclally
provided for. % per centum
Wire rods rivets, screws FENCES ana other
iron or steel wire rods and nail rods, 80 per
centum
Wire. iron or steel wire, and wire or strip
steel. commonly known as crinoline wire, cor
set wire and hat wire, fiat steel wire or Sheet
steel in strips covered with cotton.sllk or otner
material iron or steel cloths, and iron or steel
nettings made in meshes OF any form, iron or
steel-coated with zinc or tin. or any othef
,oetal wire rome and wire strand, 30per centum
Anchors or parts thereof of iron or steel;
Mill irons and mill cranls Of wrought iron, and
wrought iron for ships and forging OF IRON OF
steel or of combined iron and Steel 1or YES
cells steam engines and locomotives, % per
centum. ion -
Axles or parts thereof, whether OF iron OF
steel. 25 per centum.
Bjacksmiths' hammers and sledges, track
tools. wedges and crowbars. 25 per centum.
Boiler or other tubes, pipes. hues or stays oi
wrought iron or STEEL 25 per centum'
RoIts with or without threads or nuts OF
bolts. blanks and finished hinges or hinges OF
hinge blanks 25 per centum'
card clothing, 30 per centum
Cast iron pipe of every description % per
centum. :. iron
not specifically provided for % per oe.Iur
Casting Of maIleable iron not speclaiiy pro-
yided for. Is per centum 40
Cast hollow wire, coated, glazed or timed, So
per centum
Cbains of all kinds, 80 per centum,
Penkniyes or pocketlnives, razors ana razor
h,ades finished or unfinished, valued at not
more than sixty cents per dozen. % per
centuu: valued at more than tnat' 10 per 0ou-
tuIn. .os * rer
centum. ~ haunting
Table knives, forks, steels ana aiI Aehsi"e
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