The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
DINGLEY FIGURESIT
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iron and steel anchors and forgings for
vessels or locomotives over % pounds,
$40 cents; other forgings not specially
| provided for, l 1-2 cents; but no duty
shall be less than So per cent.
Railway bars-Iron and steel and fiat
rails, 40 of a cent per pound; fish plates
| IL GEN..
Tin plate or terne plate, IL cents per
| pound, no rebate to be paid on foreign
| tin used in goods for export from the
! United States. Steel ingots, blooms, bars
and billets, sawed plates, al kinds of
steel castings and all forms of steel &c be
specifically provided for, valued at and
1 4-10 cents, $40 Of cent per pound;
l 40 to 1 $40 cents. 40 Of cent per
pound; / $40 to 2-10 cents, $40 Of a
cent per pound; 2 20 to 3 cents, l lilo
cents per pound; 3 TO cents, 40 cents
pound; to cents, 1 clio cents per
Z to 10 cents, 7-S cents per pound; 10 to
IS cents, 5 cents per pound; 13 10 Is cents,
So cents per pound; above Is cents. 6
cents per pound; all seamless hollow forg
ing thinner than 5-16 of an inch, So per
ished.
Wire rods Of ordinary sections, valued
at less than cents per pound, 4-10 of
cent duty; over 4 cents, "a of cent duty
rods below No. and tempered or treat
ed rods are regarded as wire; drilled rods
and stubbs, steel and cold drawn steel
rods valued at above cents, As per cent;
wire cloth, cents per pound in addition;
tanned or zinc-coated iron or steel wire
IL cent per pound in addition. In this
schedule it is provided that iron or steel
plates finished further than mere cold
rolled shall pay l cent per pound add
tional and steel circular saw blades ga
cent additional.
Manufactures of iron and steel-Ham-
mers and crowbars. etc, l IL cents;
bolts, L IL cents; cast pipe, 4-10 of cent;
cast iron wares, vessels. plates, rod
iron, etc, and castings, not enumerated,
$40 Of cent per pound; malleable iron
castings, 1 IA cents; chains, iron or steel,
from 1 IA TO IL cents per pound, but
no duty less than 40 per cent.
Cut nails, clio of a cent per pound;
horseshoe hand wrought nails IA cents
wire nails, 1-2 TO l cent; wrought spikes
and washers, 1 cent per pound.
Vessels-Foreign-bu yachts and ves-
sells admitted TO the privileges Of United
States yachts or vessels, 35 per cent
Aluminium, crude, Is cents per pound;
manufactured, 10 per cent; anthony, So
of cent per pound: German silver, l
cent per pound and Is per cent; brass in
pigs, 1 1-2 cents per pound.
Lead-bearing ores cent per pound on
the lead contained; lead duties are to be
estimated at port of entry, bonds given
in double the amount and the duties be
liquidated in the end after government
assay; lead dross and refuse lead cents
per pound; sheet pipe. shot, etc, pa
cents per pound; metallic minerals
crude, including monaziti sand, 25 per
cent; mica 5 cents per pound and Is per
cent; nickel 6 per cent; quicksilver 10
cents per pound; type metal IL cents
for lead contained: new type % per cent;
zinc pigs Is cents per pound; sheets 21a
cents; refuse IL cents. Articles of metal
unenumerated partly or wholly manu-
featured 10 per cent.
COTTON SCHEDULE.
The cotton manufactures schedule is
almost a re-enactment of the present
law, except spool thread, dutiable at
instead of So cents per dozen spools car
rying not exceeding 100 yards. The duty
on bleached cloths is increased 4 cent
per square yard, to IL cents per yard.
The highest rate on clothing runs more
than 100 threads to the square and are
q @ e -, he
present law, with an increase of the ad-
ditional ad valorem from 50 TO 40 per
cent. The duty on cotton pushes, vel
vets, etc. is compounded, unbleached Il
cents and 20 per cent; bieached II cents
and 20 per cent; goods of cotton chenille
are increased from 40 to 50 per cent. The
duties on cotton hose are made specific;
valued a 1.50 per dozen pairs. 80 cents
and Is per cent; not more than 81, rs
cents and 20 per cent; more than 50, 81
and % per cent. Underwear is dutiable
a. from 50 per cent 20 s1.75 per dozen
and 40 per cent. according to value; belts
garters. ribbons, etc, 10 per cent; wick
ing 10 cents and Is per cent: damask 40
per cent: duck 50 per cent and the duty
on cotton manufactures not specially
provided for is increased from 50 per
cent 10 40 per cent
TOBACCO.
Tobacco leaf wrappers. uns:emed 81
per pound: stemmed. $2.75; II more than
- per cent tobacco is suitable fer wrap
pers. whole dutiable as above. All 9TH
er tobacco. manufactured and IN
stemmed. 80 cents per pound; s;emmed
so cents: manufactured and not specially
provided for. 80 cents; snuff 40 cents per
pound; cigars. cigarettes and cheroo;s
$3.50 per pound and % per cent; paper O.
garettes the same.
AGRICULTURAL
Agricultural duties are levied as fol-
lows: Cattle. from SIS TO $50 per head; |
hogs, s.. 90 each; horses and mules $50
valued at over 800. - per cent; sheep
$50, under one year old. 75 cents; other
live animals. 20 per cent.
Barley. so cents a bushel; barley man. |
80 cents; barley patented or hulled. > |
cents per pound; buckwhsat Is cents per
hushel: corn ID cents per bushel: corn
meal 20 cents; macaroni. varmaceili and |
similar preparations > cents per pound. |
oats Is cents per bushel: oatmeal and |
rolled oats I cent per pound: Oat huIls 10 !
cents a hundred weight; rye cleaned ? |
cents per pound; uncleanei. u cent per |
pound: rye -four and meal and broken |
rye 4 cent per pound; -four = cent per |
pound; taPioca and sage = cent per |
pound arrow root -four cents per pound, |
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