The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-20

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emitting clause referred 10 above. fixing
Cattle valued at less than $50 head.
duty. 81 a head; over so. - per cent.
Hogs. i.50 pee head.
sheep i year old or more, 81 80 per head :;
less than year old, Is cents per head.
vided for In this act, 20 por cent. ad valorem.
Barley 80 cents per bushel OF As pounds
Barley malt. IS cents per bushel OF 81
Barley. ,pearled. patent or hulled. cents
Buckwheat. Is cents per bushel OF IS
Corn or maize. Is cents per bushel of Sc
pounds.
Macaroni. vermiceli and similar prep
arations, 2 cents per pound.
Oats 15 cents per bushel
Oatmeal, l cent per pound rolled oats,
oat hulls. 10 cents per hundred pounds.
Rice, cleaned; 2 cents per pound: I'm
three-quarters OF cent per pound; rice
flour. rice meal and rice, broken, which Will
pass through No. ~ wire sieve, one
fourth OF cent per pound.
Rye 10 cents per bushel
Rye flour, one-half OF l. cent per pound.
Wheat -four. IS per cent ad vaioren.
Butter and substitutes therefor, cents
per pound.
MIX fresh. cents per gallon.
MIX, preserved or condensed including
weight OF packages, cents per pound;
sugar OF milk, cents per pound
Beans. 40 cents per bushel OF co pounds.
Beans, peas and mushrooms, prepared
or preserved in tins, jarg. bottles or 9TH
Broom corn. IS per ton.
Cabbages. cents each.
Cider, 8 cents per gallon.
Eggs, 8 cents per dozen
Eggs yolk OF, 25 per cent. ad valorem.
Hay. 81 per ton.
Honey, 20 cents per gallon.
Hops. Is cents per pound.
Onions. 80 cents per bushel -
split peas. 80 cents per bushel of co pounds:
peas IN cartons, papers or other small
packages. ! cent per pound;
kinds, commonly known as nursery stock,
20 per cent. ad valorem.
Potatoes. % cents per bushel OF co pounds.
Castor beans or seeds. % cents per bushel
OF 10 pounds.
Flaxseed or lnseed, poppy seed and
other, oil seeds, 80 cents per bushel of SO
Garden seeds. agricultural seeds and 9TH
er seeds, 20 per cent. ad valorem.
Vegetables OF all kinds, prepared or pre-
served, a. per cent. ad valorem.
Vegetables In their natural state. 20 per
cent. ad valorem
Straw, 30 per cent. ad valorem
Teazels. 30 per cent ad valorem.
AnchoVieS and sardines IN tin boxes
measuring not more g,} than inches long
whole box: I'm half boxes, measuring not
more than 8 inches long. inches wide and
lw inches deep, S cents each. IN quarter
boxes, measuring not more than 4A inches
long, 49, inches wide and ~ inches deep.
2iA cents each. when imported in any other
form, 40 per cent ad valorem.
Fish. picked. In barrels or half barrels,
and mackcrel or salmon picked or sailed,
cent per pound.
Fish. prepared for preservation, and fresh
fish, not specially provided for in this act,
three-fourths OF | cent per pound. fresh
lake nsh. one-half cent per pound -.
Herrlngs, picked or sailed. one-half
cent per pound; behring's, fresh one-fourth
cent per pound.
Fish In cans or packages except an
chovles or sardlnes, 30 per cent. ad va
Apples. green or ripe. % cents per bushel.
Grapes. co cents per barrel OF cubic
feet capacity or fractional part thereof:
oums and prunes, cents per pound pine
apples, sents each and ~ per cent
Figs. pa cents per pound.
Oranges. lemons and lines, I'm packages.
pacity; In bulk, three-fourths OF a cent per
pound, and IN addition thereto a duty OF
30 per cent. al valorem upon boxes or bar
rels
Rahins, 2ls cents per pound.
Comiits, sweetmeots and fruits preserved
In sugar, strip molaisses or spirits not spe-
OF all kinds 50 per cent. AID valorem.
Fruits preserved IN their own juices. 30
per cent. ad valorem.
Orange peel or lemon peel, preserved or
Almonds. not sheiled. 5 cents pcr pound
clear almonds, shellod. ~ cents per pound.
Fliberts and wainuts OF all kinds, not
shelled. 3 cents per pound. shelled, cents
Nuts OF All kinds, sheiled or unsheIled. not
specially provided for in this act. ~ cents
per pound.
bacon and hams, cents per pound.
Beef. mutton and pork. 2 cents per pound.
Meats, prepared or preserved, 70 per cent.
ad valorefn.
mud extract OF meat Is cents per pound,
and no separate or additional duty shall
be collected on such coverings unless ns
such they are suitable and apparently de-
signed for use other than In the importa-
tion OF meat extracts.
Lard, cents per pound.
Poultry, live, cents per pound; dressed,
Taliow, cent per pound; wool grease, in
GLIDING that known commercially as
degras or brown wool grease. one-half cent
Chiccry root. burnt or roasted. ground or
granulatcd, or IN rolls, or Otherwise pre-
pared and not specially provided for In this
act, cents per pound; chicory, crude. !
cent per pound.
Chocolate (other than chocolate confec-
! tionery and chocolate commercially known
as sweetencd chocOlate), 2 cents per pound.
Cocoa. prepared or manufactured, not
specially provided for In this act cents
Cocoa butter or cocoa butterine. sla cents
per pound.
other articles used as coffee or as substi-
tutes for coffee, not specially provided Tor
in this act. IL cents per pound
Salt In bags, barrels or other packages, ~
cents per hundred pOunds I'm bulk, cents
per hundred pounds Provided, that I'm +
ported salt in bond may be used IN curing
ilah taken by vessels licensed 20 engage In
the fisheries, and I'm curing fish on the
shores OF the navigable waters OF tho
United States. and upon proof that the salt
has been used for either OF the purposes
stated IN this proviso the duties on tho
same shall be remitted. provided further,
that exporters or meats, whether packed
or smoked, which have been cured In the
United States with imported salt shall,
upon satisfactory proof, have refunded 10
them from the treasury the duties paid on
the salt 50 used In curing such exported
meats In amounts not loss than 500.
starch. including all preparations fit for
use "a starch. 2 cents por pound.
Doxtrlne. burnt starch, gum substitute OF
British gum, Ia cents per pound.
Mustard. ground or preserved. 10 cents
per pound.
Spices, ground or powdered. 4 cents per
pound: cayenne pepper, 2ia cents per pound
unground sage. cents per pound.
Vinegar, ~ cents per gallon.
There shall be allowed on the imported tin