The Forrest City times., 1893-12-01
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Files or all cuts anu kiiiuS' "' PS' Muskets, muZZle-lo1dlng 'snotsuhs an" 'P'i' ing rifles. B per centum. Sportinr brooch loading shotyuns ana DIS tols 30 per ccntum. Sheets plates. wares or articles of irons steel or other metal cnamelcd or glazed wlth Vllre- ous glass. B per ccntum
 Cut nails and spikes D per centum.
 Cut tacks brads or sprigS Of all klhus' ~o po' centum. Needles. for knitting or sewing machines crotchet needles. and tape needles ana pod kius of metal 9 per centum
 Steel plates engraved. stereotype plates ana plates of other materials engraved or htho- graphed for printing, 25 per centum'
 Rivets Of iron or steel, 30 per centum'
 Crescent saws and all other saws. 25 per centum. centum.
 Wheels and steeltired wheels for railway purposes. and iron-steel locomotive car or other railway tires or parts thereof eogeeu ingots blooms or blanks for the same oo per centum
 Aluminium. in crude form, l5 per centum
 Argentine or German silver manufactured, 10 per centum.
 remanufacture 10 per centum.
 Bronze powder, metallics, or ritters Ill iea' 30 per centum.
 
 Bullions and metal thread of gold silver or two other metals not specially provided for, 29 per centum.
 Silver leaf, 35 per centum; lead ore and lead dross IS per centum upon the lead contained therein, according to sample and assay at the port of entry
 Lead in pigs and bars and old scrap lead manufactured, 1 cent per pound; provided. that in case any foreign country shall impose an export duty upon lead ore or lead dross or silver ores containing lead exported to the United States from such country then me duty upon lead in pigs and bars, molten ana old refuse lead run into blocks and bars and old scrap lead fit only to be remanufactured, herein provided for when imported from such country shall remain the same as fixed by the law in force prior to the passage of this act Lead in sheets and lead wire, cent per pound.
 Pens, metallic. except gold pens, 8 per cen tum.
 Penholder tips and gold pens, g per centum. Pins. metallic, not commercially known us Jewelry. 2I per centum. Type metal and new types. l5 per centum Chronometers, 10 per centum. Watches and clocks. g per centum. Zinc in blocks or pigs. 9 per eentum. Zinc. in sheets. 25 per ceptum. Zinc only to be remanufactured, lo per cen tum
  provided for in this act composed wholly or in part of any metal and whether partly or wholly manufactured. B per centum ad valorem SCHEDULE D. Wood and manufactures of osier or willow. prepared for basket makers use 20 per cent um.
 Casks and barrels sugar-box shocks, and packing boxes and packing box shocks of wood. 20 per centum.
 House or cabinet furniture of wood 9 per centum.
 SCHEDULE Sugar
 That the bounties authorized to be paid to producers of sugar by section 23i of the act entitled: An Act to Reduce Revenue Equal ize Duties and for Other Purposes, approved October l. 1890. shall be reduced one-eighth part of thelr respective amounts. as pre- scribed in said act each year, beginning with July 1. 1895. and extending to July i, 1902, in elusive and shall therefrom cease and de- termine. All sugars above No. i6. Dutch standard in color. shall pay duty of 5-l0 of 1 cent per pound. Sugar candy and all confectionery sugars after being refined, 30 per centum. Glucose or grape sugar, l5 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, if unstemmed s1 per pound; if stemmed, s.25 per pound. All other leaf tobacco, if unstemmed, 35 cents per pound; If stemmed, 50 cents per pound. Tobacco, manufactured or unmanufactured of all descriptions, not specially enumerated, 10 cents per pound.
 Snuff of all descriptions, 40 cents per pound Cigars. cheroots and cigarettes of all kinds including wrapper, B per pound and p per centum.
 SCHEDULE c. Agricultur dl Products and Prorisions-
 All live animals not specially provided for 20 per centum.
 Buckwheat, corn or maize. cornmeal oats rye, rye flour. wheat and wheat flour 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. vermicelli and all similar prepara tions 25 per centum.
 Rice, cleaned. 1l, cents per pound; uncleaned rice or rice free of the outer hull and still hay 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, i4 of 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, 20 per centum Beans, 20 per centum.
 Beans, peas. mushrooms and other vegeta- bles, prepared or preserved in tins. jars, bot ties or otherwise. including pickles and sauce of all kinds. 30 per centum.
 Hay, S2 per ton.
 TIRE 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, B per