The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-16

10 TO 10 cents. cents per pound: IL TO 1e
cents. 3ss cents per pound; above 10 cents.
All seamless hollow forgings thinner than
ale of inch. 80 per cent. when unfinished
and 20 per cent finished.
Wire rods OF ordinary sections, valued at
less than 4 cents per pound. f-i0 cent duty:
over 4 cents. q cent duty. Rods below No
8 and tempered or treated rods are re-
garded as wire. Round iron or steel No. -
or above. IL cents per pound; not smaller
than No. IS, IL cents per pound smaller
than No. To- cents; other wires including
piano. crinoline, needle and watch wires
in coils or cut In length. and covered wires
valued at more than cents per pound.
10 Der cent.
steel rods valued above cents. A. per cent;
wire cloth, cents per pound in addition.
Iinned or zinc-coated iron or steel wire.
Il cent per pound additional In this sched-
ule 1t is provided that iron or steel plates
further finished than mere cold-rolled shall
pay ] cent per pound additional. and steel
circular saw blades, q cent additional
AnVilS, cents per pound; axleS, H. cent
pound; hammers and crowbars. etc, H.
cent a pound: bolts. Ia cent pound; card
colthing of tempered steel. 40 cents a foot;
other kinds, 20 cents; cast-iron pipe, 40
cent per pound: cast-iron wares vessels,
plates. sad irons, etc. and castings hot
enumerated. $40 cent pound: malleable
iron castings, Ia cent: coated cast hollow
ware, cents pound Chains, iron or steel.
from ia cent to 312 cents a pound but
duty less than IS per cent. Boiler tubes and
stays above 16 gauge, cents a pound.
Penknives from 10 cents per dozen and Is
per cent to 81 a dozen and 20 per cent. ac-
cording to the number of blades: pearl or
tortoise handles. from so to 70 cents dozen
extra. Razor blades and raZors from 81 10
Slio per dozen and 10 per cent. Scissors
from 90 cents and 10 per cent. to 20 cents
and 20 per cent. Swords 80 per cent: knives
lis cent TO l6 each and Is per cent: none
less than 40 per cent; files, 80 cents to
s1.60 per dozen.
Muskets and rifles. % per cent; shotguns
and rifles, breechloading and combination,
50 cents to $50 and 25 per cent each.
Enameled vitrifled metal sheets 40 per
cent.
Cut nails. 6-10 cent per pound: horseshoe
and wrought nails. pa cents; wire nails u
cent TO / cent: wrought spikes and wash
ers, cent per pound; cut tacks. IN and
l12 cent pound.
Machine needles, 81 per 1.ooo and 30 per
cent
Engraved steel plates and electrotypes for
printing. % per cent.
Rivets, 2 cents a pound: saws. crosscut.
cents a foot; circular p per cent: hand,
40 per cent; iron screws, wood, cents to
10 cents q pound; brass. 8 to IA cents a
pound: umbrella frames, 65 cents per dozen
and 20 per cent.
Foreign built yachts and vessels admitted
TO the privileges of United States yachts
vessels. 80 per cent. Wheels of iron or steel,
Ia cent a pound.
Aluminium crude Is cents per pound;
manufactures of 45 per cent: anthony.
3-5 cent per pound; German silver. i cent
per pound and Is per cent; brass, in pigs,
1l2 cent per pOunu. poNdci, Il GEMS
per pound leaf, cents a package.
Copper bars. plates and ingots.. cent
per pound rolled plates and rods. 21a cents.
| Tinsel wire. gold CHIEF value, cents per
pound and 10 per cent.
Lead-bearing ores, 1 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 liquidated
| in the end after government assay. Lead
dross and refuse lead cents per pound.
Sheet. pipe, shot, etc. pa cents
| Metallic minerals, crude. including mon
| aZite sand. 20 per cent; mica, cents per
| mound and Is per cent: nickel. cents per
pound. 49,
| Pens. u cents per gross; penhoiders, %
| per cent: plain pins. 30 per cent.
Quicksilver. 10 cents per pound; type met
| al. 10 cents per pound for lead contained;
| Watch movements. from 35 cents TO s.
and % per cent; cases, 40 per cent.
Zinc. pigs. ia cents per pound; sheets, 2i2
| cents: refuse, IL cents. Articles OF metal
unenumerated. partly or wholly manufac-
| tured, A. per cent.