The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-04-09 00:00:00

15 per cent 14 cprsqyd
30 do 30 per cent
20 do

20 do
30 do
20 do
30 do
25 do
20 do

20 do
30 do

25 do
20 do
15 do
20 do
15 do

30 to 65 cts pr yd
30 per cent
25 do
40 do
30 do
30 do

30 do
14 cts sq yd

30 per cent
dol 2 50 per lb
20 per cent
30 do
25 do

25 do dol 250 per lb
30 do 20 do
25 do 20 do

30 do
30 do

cloth, &c.
Oil cloth—,
Bar and bolt iron, not ma-
nufactured in whole or in
part by doll 5 per ton
Bar and bolt iron, made
wholly or in part by roll-
ing dol 20 do
Old scrap iron dol 6 do
Manufactured iron-- 30 per cent
Screws of iron --. 30 do
Japanned wares of all kinds 25 do
Cutlery of all kinds 25 do
Steel in bars, except cast,
sheer, and German—dol 1 50 per cwt
Steel pens 30 per cent

5 cts pr sq yd orlb
35 cts pr sq yd

dol 17 per ton

d 0125 do
dol 10 do
- 90 per cent
30 do
30 do
30 do

dol 1 50 per cwt
30 per cent

Coke of coal 3O do
Railroad iron dol 10 per ton
Iron in pigs dol 9 do
Tacks and brads---,—,, 30 per cent
On dol 1 per ton
Lead in pigs or 20 per cent
Silver plated 20 do
On paving tiles and bricks 20 do
Tanned sole leather 25 do
Metal buttons 25 do
Cylinder or broad window
dol 2 to 6 pr sq ft
Glass bottles of all kinds 30 do dol 175t02 50 pr gross
Polished plate glass 30 do stol2pr sq ft
Silvered glass
Other kinds 30 d) 25 do
China ware to do 30 do
Lamb skins, tanned and

. -
5 c pr bush
March 3d '43, free
dol 7 per ton
5 c pr 1,000
dol 1 75 per ton
3 cts per lb
30 per cent
25 do
6 cts per lb
30 per cent

dressed .ft.s*.ww•nw,
Leather gloves, all kinds
Patent leather
Fur hats, caps, &c--,
Feathers for beds
Hats and bonnets for men

and women
White or red lead, whether

25 do 75 c pr doz
30 do ZO to 150 do
30 do 35 per cent
30 do 35 do
20 do 25 do

20 do 35 do

ground or n0t,.,,.
Iron or steel wire, including
iron rods, wrought spaces
and nails, cut nails, and
all hammered iron —l4 to 30 do
Paper of all kinds • 30 do
Blank books— 2O c per lb
Raw sugar 2 c do
Refined sugars--- 4 o do
Sugar for clarifying, boiling,

20 do

COCOa
Ginger
Cinnamon -
Chocolate
Figs and raisins, in boxes

4 cts per lb

sto 9 c do
15 c do
20 c do
c do
6 c do

3 c do 4 c do
15 outsent 1 c do
20 W 2 c do
15 do 25 c do
15 do 4 c do

or jars ....
Lard
Flutter ---
Cheese
Olive and other oils 30 do
Spirits to 75 c per gal
Wines--
Provisio^

30 do
30 do

30 do
30 do

30 per cent

2 c do
3 a do

30 do

5 c do
9 c do

30 per cent
60 to 100 c per gal

to 60 c - do

ito 3o per lb

Most of the duties fixed in the new bill are ad valorem.
The duty will be specific only on iron, sugar, and books.
The present tariff places a specific duty on a great niativ
articles. This alteration is a very great improvement.
The reduction throughout is very general. It is more
favourable to the manufacturing interest than the present
tariff. It reduces the rates on all manufactures of cotton
and wool, but it places the duty on the cost and charges.
It does not stipulate that manufactures under a certain
cost shall be valued as high as those costing 50 per cent.
more. The per cent. ad valorem is proposed on the actual
cost at the places of exportation. The new tariff is not
of so protective a nature, but it will undoubtedly operate
more to the interest of the manufacturers of this country
than the present one. It is very liberal in its restrictions,
and will, therefore, be more popular with all classes.
This will insure its permanency, and that will meet the
wi,hes of the manufacturing interest. The reduction of
the average duty to 25 per cent. by the Ist Sept., 1845,
will give all plenty of time to regulate their operations
according!

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