Middletown transcript., 1914-10-31

quarter but not more than one-hah
pint, IL cent.
More than one-half pint but not
more than one pint, 1 cent.
More than one pint and not more
than one quart, cents.
All stilled wines in other contain
ers, 8 cents a gallon.
Domestic and imported champagne
and other sparkling wines and all
artifcially carbonated wines, bottle
Of one-haH pint or less, 5 cents.
Bottle more than one pint and
not more than one quart, 20 cents.
Same product in all other contain
ers, 20 cents a quart.
All liquors, cordials or similar
compounds, domestic and imported
bottle containing not more than
one-half pint, IL cents.
More than one-half pint and not
more than one pint, 3 cents.
More than one pint and not more
than one quart, cents.
On large containers, "a cents a gal
lon.
Grape, brandy or wine spirits used
in the forti6cation of pure sweet
wines under publication of the act
Of 1890, SIS cents a gallon.
Special Taxes Effective November I.
Bankers on each $1,000 of capital.
surplus and undivided profits en-
ployed in the business shall pay 81.
This tax applies to any person, hrm
or company and every incorporated
or other bank having place OF busl-
ness where credits are opened by the
deposit or collection of money or cur
rency. subject to be paid or RENTED
upon draft, check or order, or where
money is advanced or loaned on
stocks, bonds, bullion, etc" but saw
ings banks with no capital stock, in
cluding postal savings banks whose
business is confined to receiving de-
posits and loaning or investing the
same for the benefit of the depositors'
are exempted from the tax.
Brokers ................. S5V
PaWnbrokers ............'.''' OV
Commercial brokers ........... zO
Custom house brokers ......... lO
Commission merchants ......... ~
Proprietors Of theatres, museums
and concert halls where an admission
is charged, to be taxed as follows:
Where the seating capacity is not
more than 250, S25.
Seating capacity not more than
500, $50
Seating capacity more than 800,
SIS.
Seating capacity of more than
800, 800.
Proprietors of circuses, 800.
Proprietors or agents of all other
public exhibitions or shows hereto
fore enumerated, $40.
Lecture lyceums (Chautauquas).
agricultural or industrial fairs or
exhibitions under the auspices of re-
ligious or charitable associations are
exempt from this tax.
Bowling alleys and billiard rooms,
SIS for each alley or table.
Tobacco Taxes Effective November 4.
Tobacco dealers, fifty thousand
pounds annually, Sc.
One hundred thousand pounds an
nually. $12.
Over one hundred thousand
pounds annually, $24.
Other tobacco dealers doing bust
ness of 5000 a year, a shop, $3.50.
Tobacco manufacturers, fifty thou
sand pounds a year, Sc.
One hundred thousand pounds a
year, $12.
Two hundred thousand pounds a
year, SIS.
Four hundred thousand pounds a
year, $24.
One million pounds a year, $50.
Five million pounds a year, $500.
Ten million pounds year, $500.
Twenty million pounds a year,
$1,000.
Over twenty million pounds a
year, $2,496.
Cigar manufacturers, one hun
dred thousand cigars a year, 50.
Two hundred thousand cigars a
year, $12.
One million cigars year, $50
Five million cigars year, $3.50.
Twenty million cigars a year,
5000.
Forty million cigars a year, ST.
200.
Over forty millions cigars a year,
s2,496.
Cigarette manufacturers, one
million cigarettes a year, $12.
Two million cigarettes a year, $24.
Five million cigarettes a year, $50,
Ten million cigarettes a year,
$12O.
Fifty million cigarettes a year,
$500.
One hundred million cigarettes a
year, $1,000.
Over one hundred million ciga-
rettes a year, $2,496.
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