The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14

3 On bran and ship stuiii, in bulk, per 1000
Iron, Minerals. Ores. 70.
) On salt manufactured in this State, per 1000
pounds per mile, viz
!. On salt not entitled to bounty. aces.
2. On salt entitled to bounty. .........
T. On foreign salt, per 1000 pounds per mile... !
s. LIST. On gypsum, the product Of this State,
per 1000 pounds per mile, wiz
l. Not entitled to bounty. .... o
q Entitled to bounty. ............... o
I'd. On foreign gypsum per 1000 pounds per
8. On brick sand lime, clay. earth, manure.
and iron ore, per 1000 pounds per mile.
?. On lsached ashes and bones, for manure,
per 1000 pounds per mile. ....... o
7. On pot and pearl ashes, window glass
glass ware, manufactured in this State. kslp.
charcoal, broken castings, scrap iron and pig
iron per 1000 pounds per mile. $1,000. o
fuel in the manufacture Of salt, which shall
pass free Of tolD, per 1000 pounds per mile,
viz
/. Not entitled to bounty. ........... o
Q. On stove, and all other iron castings, except
machines and the parts thereof. per 1000 lbs.
10 on m noDp:ra. and going toward:
tide water, per 1000 pounds per mile: -. o
IL. On bar and pig lead, going towards tide wa
ter, per 1000 pounds per mile viz:
l. Not entitled TO bounty,
An''''' Pa "'.1 Psli,y. sain., -.
II. On furs and psltry, Except deer, buffalo,
and moose skins) per 1000 pound per mile,.. l
IL. On deer, bufaloe and moose SKINS, per 1000
IA. On sheep r skins, and raw hides Of domestic
animals Of the United States, per 1000 pounds
u.s. On imported raw hides, Of domestic and
other animals, per 1000 pounds per mile. o
Furniture, re.
Is. On household furniture, accompanied by,
and actually belonging to, families emigra-
inN mar ia "a mill n
IL. On carts, wagons sleighs, ploughs and me-
chanics' tools necessary for the ow nsr's indi-
vidua use when accompanied by the owner,
smigrating for the purpose Of settlement, per
1000 pounds per mile. ................
Is. On slate and tile for roe6ng, and stone ware,
49, On ali ali stone. wrought or unwrousht, per
~ Lumber wood. &c.
20. On timber, squared and round, per 100 Gu
bic feet per mile, il carried in boats. ...... 0
81. On the same if carried in RATS, Except
dock sticks, as in next item) per 100 cubic
o. On p round dock sticks. passing in cribs .spa
rate from every other kind Of timber, per loo
cubic feet per mile. 1880. l
%. On blocks Of timber for paving streets, per
a. On HS@Ser e carried IN boats when
per 900 pounds per mile, viz:
!. On white pine, white WOOD bass wood
.. on o oyo hickory and beach. ....,...
8. On hemlock. maple. ash and elm.
4. On cherry and black walnut. -. o
s. On boards, plank, scsntling and sawed
timber, reduced to inch measure; all
kinds Of red cedar, estimating that
cord, after deducting for openings, will
contain !, 900 feet, and all siding, lath,
and other sawed stuff, less than inch
thick, carried In boats, Except such as
is enumerated in regulations numbers
% and 35) per 1000 feet per mile,
when net weighed. ..:.;:...:..... 0
IS. On mahogany, Except vens:rine, reduced
to inch measure, per 900 feet per mile.
% On sawed lath, Of less than ten feet in
length, split lath, hoop poles, handspikes,
rowing oars, broom handles, spokss, hubs,
tree nails, felloe s, boat knees, plain stocks,
pickets for fences, and stuff manufactured or
partly manufactured for chairs or bedstsads,
and hoop poles brush handles, brush backs.
lookingglass backs, gun stocks. plough
beam. iand plough handles, per 200 pounds
". On .tsv.: and heading transported in boats
per 1000 pounds per mile. ........:. 0
IS. On the same. if transported in RATS, pr 1000
pounds per mile. o
%; On shingles, per NJ per mile, carried in
80. On the same, iiconveyed in RATS, per NJ per
81. On split posts, mot exc.:dn. ten feet in
fourteen feet in length per M. per mile, car
80. On 4 the same, il conveyed in RATS, per NJ
80. ist On wood for fuel except such a. may
be used in the manufacture of salt, which
shall be exempt from tolD per cord, per mile
"a. On the same If transported in RATS, per
IS. On sawed STUFF for window blinds, not OK.
ceeding one-fourth Of an inch In thickness,
and window sashes, per 1000 pounds per
.asrieai.u5sl Productions, &c.
&c. l. On wool, per 900 pounds per mile -. Q
3 On cotton per 1000 pounds per mile -. 0
81. On live cattle, sheep, hogs, horns, hoofs and
bones, per ] 200 pounds per mile. ........ o
49, On horses, (and each horse when not weigh.
ed to be computed at 900 poundsa per 1000
49, On rags and junk, per 1000 pounds per
49, l. on manila: per 900 pound; per mile.
q On hemp and manufactured tobacco,
going towards tide water, Per 1000
pounds per mile. o
Al On pressed hay and pressed broom-corn per
a. l. On corn per 700 pound: per mil. -.
2. On potatoes per 900 pounds per mile.
j. On wheat and all other agricultural pro-
auctions Of the United States, not par
ticularly specified and not being mer-
chandise, per 900 pounds per mile. o
49, On merchandise, per 900 pounds per mile,
!. On sugar, molasses, coffee nails and
spikes iron and steel and crockery going
from tide water: ........
.. On other merchandise. ........... 0
articles not enumerated.
"a On all articles not enumerated or excepted,
passing from tide water per 900 pounds per
mne. 49,. 80. -. ........ 49,: v
IS. On all articles not enumerated or excepted,
passing towards tide water, per 1000 pounds
Boats aud Psssensers.
a6. On boats used chiefly for the transportation
ofpersons, navigating the canals per mile, viz:
l. Genesee Valley, Cayuga and Seneca,
and Chenango Canal. ...........
g. All other canals. ..........
Al. On boats used chiefly for the transportation
Of property, per mile. NATURALIZATION.
4s. On all persons over ten years OF age, per
40. On articles Of the manufacture Of the United
States, going towards tide water, although
they may be enumerated in the foregoing
list, per 900 pounds per mile. ....... -. 0
Resolped, That the foregoing rates Of toll be. ant
are hereby established on the New York State c
to take effect on tho opening Of navigation in the
ls46.
STATE oy New YoRK,
CANAL DEPARTMENT, Albany, 9th Feb, l64
| certify the above to be correct copy from
nutes OF the Canal Board on 6le In this ONCE.
| CIV. NEWELL, Chief CT
Movements OF Travellers.
The following summary Of yesterdays arrival
show considerable increase over the past port
the week.
| AMERIcAr--L. Utah, Boston; T. P. simpson,
College; d. Dunno, PetsrsburEh, Va; Mus
Prov; w. d. Hicks, Phils; L. Bsauhland, N. j.;
Rae, Mobile.
AsroH-H Noyes, Phila; r. Kellogg, Utica; Z.
son. Providence; A. Lockwood, Sing Sing; 10. Bi