The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27


1000 pounds per mile ............o45 O4O
On bran and ship stufis in bulk, per 600
f''"'' p'' ' Iron. Minerals. Ore. g.. go
On salt manufactured in this State per
l. On salt not entitled to bounty .o2s ols
o. = On salt alt, entitled Ito to bounty boz o2s
On gypsum, the product of this State, per
1000 lbs. per mile, viz =:
l. Not entitled to bounty. ......023 OIL
.. Entitled 10 bounty. ..... .023 023l
On foreign gypsum, per 1000 pounds per
On abr" brick sand lime, clay, earth, Ieached
ashes manure and iron ore, per 1000
on pJ pot and pearl ashes window glass or
glass ware, manufactured in this State,
kelp, charcoal broken castings scrap
iron and pig iron, per 1000 lbs. pr mile, 20 0
On mineral coal, Except coal to be used as
fuel in the manufac tuTe of salt which
shall pass free of toll) per 1000 pounds
/. Not entitled to bounty. .....O oIO
?. Entitled to bounty. ........ % s 045
On stove and all other iron castings ex-
cept machines and the parts thereof, per
1000 pounds per mile. ............ .045 040I
On copperas and manganese, going to-
wards tide water per 1000 pounds per
On bar and pig lead, going towards tide e
water per 1000 pounds per mile. ....O4 s 040
F~s, Peitry Skins, &c.
| On iurs and peltry, except deer, buffalo
| and moose skinsD per 1000 pounds per
On deer buffalo and moose skins pr 1000
on sheep skins an raw hides Of domes
tic animals of the United States, per
1000 pounds per mile. .............0 4 040
| On imported hides of domestic and
other animals, per 1000 pounds pr mile o 90
On household furniture. accompanied by
and actually belonging to families emf
grating per 1000 lbs. per mile. % 4 O30
| On carts, wagons seighs, poughs and
mechanics tools necessary for the own
ers individual use, when accompanied
by the owner emigrating for the pur.
| pose of settlement, per 1000 pounds per
mile. ~ q "a
On slate and tile for roofing and stone
ware, per 1000 lbs. per mile. .045 040
On all stone wrought and unwroughtper
''''' 100 20 '''I Lumber a. Wood, &c.
bic feet per mile, if carried in boats. % 5 0 40
| On the same, if carried in RATS except
| dock sticks, as in next item) per 100 Gu
On mr. round 'sad doc dock sticks passing in cribs Sc
parate from every other kind OF timber,
| per 100 cubic foot per mile Il 90 100
| On blocks of timber for paving streets,per
| 1000 pounds per mile. .020 02O
| On lumber carried in boats when weighed
| per LOCO pounds per mile, viz =
| H. On white pine white wood, bass
D. On oak a hickory and beach 800 90
| o. On hemlock, maple APPLE ash and and elm 900 az
s. On boards plank SIS seantling g.; and
sawed timber, reduced to inch mea-
| sure, all kinds Of red cedar, estma
| ing that cord after dcducting for
| openings, will contain 900 feet, and
all siding, lath and other sawed
| stuff, less than inch thick
ried in boats Except such as is emu
| merated in regulations number &c
and 49, per 900 feet permile, when
| 8. On the same, il transported in RATS,
per 900 feet per mile. 200 200
| On mahogany, except veneeringD reduc-
ed to inch measure, per 1000 feet per
On saw ed iai, oiess than 10 feet in length
| split lath hooppolcs, handspikes, row.
| ing oars broom handles, spokes hubs
| treenails. fellaes, boat knees, plane.
| stocks, pckets for fences and stuff ma
| nufsctured or partly manufactured for
chairs or bedsteads, and hop-poles, per
| 1000 pounds per mile. ...........0 - 020
| On slaves and heading, transported in boats
per 900 pounds per mile =
LIST For pipes and hogsheads. ......ol OIL
ID For barrels. 90 20
On the same, if transported in RATS, per
| 1000 pounds per mile. $50 050
On shingles, per NJ, per mile carried in
On the same, if conveyed in RATS, per NJ,
On split posts, tnot exceeding ten feet in in
lengthy and rails for fencing mot ex-
ceedng IL feet in lengthy per NJ per
mile carried in boats. ~. 200 900
On the same, if conveyed in RATS, per NJ
st On wood for fuel except such as may
be used in the manufacture of salt which
shall be exempt from toll) per cord, per
a. " On tan bark per cord per mile 90 10
On the same, II transported in RATS, per
On sawed stuff for window blinds not 1t e 4 :
| ceedng one.sourth of.an inch in thick
! ness, and window sashes, per 1000 lbs.
r. agricultural Productions y
| On cotton and wool, per 900 pounds per
On live cattle, sheep, hogs, horns, hoofs
and bones per 1000 pounds per mile .04 3 04O
| On horses, land each horse when not
weighed to be computed at 200 pounds,)
per 1000 pounds per mile. .........05 20 go
On rags and junk, per 1000 pounds per
On hemp, MANILA, and unmanuiactured to.
On pressed hay per 1000 pounds per mile, 8 oao
auctions Of the United States, not parti.
cularly specified, and not being mer-
chandize, per 1000 pounds per mile. % O40
| On merchandise per 1000 pounds per mile,
viz
On sugar, molasses, coffee, nails and
spikes, iron and steel, going from
On o o,h wst r'o,chsnd;,. go
| articles Enumerated
On all articles not enumerated except.
| ed, passing from tide water per 1000
On all articles not enumerated or except
ed, passing towards tide water per 1000
Pouhus per hhe. 80 o
| On boats used chiefly for the transporta.
ton of persons, navigating the canals,
Cienesee Valley, Cayuga and Seneca.
| and Chenango Canal. ...... 800 300I
All other canals .............5 90 50Ol
On boats used chiefly for the transporta.
| uon oil property, per mile. 400 cool
\ On oil persons over ten years of age per
On articles of the manufacture of the
United States, going towards tide water
although they may be enumerated in
the foregoing list, per 1000 pounds per
Resolved That The foregoing rates of toll be- and they
are hereby established the New York State Canals,
to take effect the opening OF navigation in the year
1916 except mineral coal entitled bounty en-
tering the canal at Buffalo and Rochester, wood for fuel
and boats used chiefly for the transportation of persons
and navigating the Gcnesee Valley Cayuga and Seneca
and Chenango Canals the reduction on which shall |
| take effect on the first day Of August, is45
STATE OF New YonK, CANAL DEPARTMENT
Albany, 18th July lsI5
Icery the foregoing to be correct copy from the
minutes OF the Canal Board on file in this Office
g. w. NEWELL Chief Clerk.
ENCOUNTER WITH MAIL ROBBERS. A correspon-
dent OF the Memphis Inquirer says AS the Florence
stage lett Bolivar on Thursday night last robbed
of some trunks about ten miles east of Bolivar The