The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16

TICS y NulE IfWT anu bllG-lltlll tllllFE Ailht
on unwashrd wool OF the FIRST class and
60 per cent al valorem.
Ciolks dOlmuns. Jackets, talmas, ul-
8icrs or other outside garments for ladies
and childreng apparel. four and One-hnlf
times the duty on unwashed wool OF the
first class and 20 per cent ad valOrem.
on wO0Ien Weddings, EnrluEs. auspen-
dcrs. braces. beltIuEs. bindings. braids.
galloOnS, fringes, gimps, cords and tas-
selS. dress trimmings. lacea and en-
broldPries, hcad-nets. buttons or barrel
hittOns or buttons 0f other forms: for
tasEels or ornaments. Rrough; by hand
or braided by machinery. 60 cent per
pound and 60 per cent nd valOrcm
AubussOn Axmln3tcrs. Moquette and
Chenille carpets. figured or plain. car
pets woven whole for rooms and all car.
pets or cnrpeting VI like character and
Orlflat, Berlin and other similar rugs. go
ceRtH per square yard and 40 per cent ad
ValOrCm,
Saxony, Wilton and Tournay velvet
carpets SO cents yard and 40 per cent
nd valorcm.
Brussels carpets ~ cents a yard and 40
per cent ad valoreni.
Velvet aud tapestry velvet carpets
printed on the warp or otherwise. ~
cents a yard and 40 per cent ad vnl0Tem.
IhlE1ll9 bluHaNl" 80 49, - '-''''' -
yard and 10 per cent ad valorem.
Trebel Ingram, three-ply, and all chain
Venitlan carpets, - cents yard and ~
per cent ad valOrcm.
Wood Dutch and twO-ply Ingram car
pets. IA cents a yard and 40 per 2ent al
ValOrtm.
Druggrts and bookings printed. color
cd or otherwise. % cents yard ana ~
per cent al valorem.
Felt cnrpr:tng figured or plain. II
cents a yard and 40 per cent ad vliorem.
Carpets ana curpe'InE OF wool naX or
cotton or composed In part OF either, hot
specially provided foE 20 per cent Ha
valorrm.
Mats, rugs. screens. covers, hasSocks,
brd.sidrs. art squares and other portions
OF carpets, made wholly or IN part or
wool. and not specially provided for shall
pay the rates on Carpetlngs OF Ike char-
Tn. word "w5n!" IS described 10 In
cludn wool or hair OF the sheep. came.
goat alpaca or other animal, prepared
bv the wooden. w0fstel. felt or any otheE
process nf manufacture, .,r
The lead orc provision OF 'hc tarIH D.'I
fixes u duty OK cent per pounl on tle
lead contained In the ore Dutles arc 10
h, estimated lt ports " entry; bonds DC.
the duties win be llQu!daled after gov
crnmnrt arsav, Lead drosS cents per
mound Red lead. white lead ana white
palut ~ cents per pound
Duties on other Important articles are
fixed as follows:
Smpor--Raw brown lc n: refined
SISc; molaases &c per gallon pro
vision was made to offset export bouh-
ties. ~ .,
thousand: 5Oc per thousand extra lot
pIaned and % ger cent eHtr! IN case io'-
elgn country lays export dnty'
Railroad ties, 20 per cent
Furniture, 80 per cent , ., mar
iron ore, 80 cents per ton; pig ~ per
tom, blooms 5.lO cents per pound.
Pottsry, Glaze hRd Metals.
on carthenawre and china the duties il','
are: Friedrich, plain N'2o per iom,
rIaznd or urnamCnted. 20 per cent; pam
GTiSk Ss nor cont: cnnmeled or deco
raic1 no per cent; tiles or all kinds val
ii6T N Under 90 cents PER square loot,
& cpnts per foot; over 40 cent? value, 10
| cents per foot and 2j per cent hydrau-
lie rcrents In packages. cents per nun
Jrcd Weight; in bulk, cents; other ce-
ment. 20 per cent =,
lime. 8 cents per hundred weight, In
Guiding weight OF package; plaster OF
| paris, i.5O per ton: punlice stone one.
half cent per pound: manufactured. ~
pcr cent: clAys, 81 per ton; manutac-
turcd 81; kHOlln. 81; aEphRltMm ana Di-
tumen not specifically provided for ~.
Cnmnor. brown sarthenwarc, 70 per
cont. china, decorated, so per cent; plain,
81 por cent; earthen articles not Epe-
officially provided for, IS per cent; plain,
A. per cent.
plain glass bottles holding more than
| A dunrt and CarbOyF, and other plain
nodded glassware not specifically pro-
yided for. cent per pound; bottles be-
tween one-halt pint and one quart ca
| pRClty, IA cents per pound; between
quarter and half pints. li5 cents; less
| than quarter pint, 30 cents gross-pro-
Vided that none shall pay less than 20
per cent: the value OK the bottles shall
be added in calculating the Hd valorem
duties on bottles containing articles
subject 70 nd vnloren duties. Articles
| Of plain glass not enumerated, 60 per
cent; decorate glass. porcelain and opal
| glass. 60 per cent
Common cylinder crown and window
glass, sizes below 10Nl5 inches, l7S cents
per pound: below 1GX2i Inches, is cents:
below 2IxSO inches. 2S cents; below
2ix3G inches. 27s cents; below 3ONi0 inch
cs. 2ss Cents below 40XGO inches, 3Ts
| cents; above that ~ cents, and boxes
must contain 20 square feet
Cylinder and crown glass. polished,
below i6X24 inches, cents per foot;
below 2lXS0 Inches, Q cents; below 2lX60
inches, 70 cents; above that, 10 cents.
On rough plate. including glass con-
tanning wire netting. the duties range
| from q cent per square foot TO cents,
according to size With provision for i'd
dltlonnl prppOrtionate duties on glass
Weighing more than 100 pounds per 100
square feet Cast polished plate from
cents per foot to rs cents, according to
size; looking glass from cents to 20
| cents PER square foot.
Bar iron, round above G-i6 Inch. and
square not enumerated. G-l0 cent per
pound: round iron, less than 7-lG inch
] cent pound; all iron IN slabs, blooms,
than bars nrld more than pig Iron, eX-
| Cept castings. 5-10 cent pound, provided
that charcoal iron shall pay Si9 ton.
| Structural iron, beams, angles. etc,
B-iO cent pound. Boiler or other plate,
iron or steel, according TO value. above
No. 10 and valued at cent or leEs per
pound, bio cent pound duty; between
and cents. 6.lO cents; plate below
No. 10, same duty as sheets.
Hoop iron and steel. valued at cents
or less and INCHES and less In width
aud not thinner than No. 10, G-iO cent
per pound: between 10 and 20 gauge.
i-IO cent; below 20. G-i0 cent. hoop iron
or steel. cut to length or made Into
hoops and ties for cotton. splnycd or
punched hoops, l-iO cent per pound ad.
ditiOnRi to above.
Railway bnTs--Iron Or steel and Hat
rails, 7-gO cent per pound; fish plates.
" cent. Sheet iron or steel and Rkelp.
valued at cents or lcRR per pound
and between 10 and 20 RunEe, 1.lO cent
per pound between 20 and %, $40
cents: between % and 80 RuaRe. 1-lO
cent, thinner than q, 2-lO cent; cor.