The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28
THE NEW CANADIAN TARIFF.

SCHEDULE OF DUTIES OF CUSTOMS INwARDs.
PAYING HUNDRED
Brandy gin; dias rum spirits and strong waters,
Including spirits OF wine and ALCOHOL not being whiskey.
PAYING lsr JUNE, 1852 BOTH
june 1860, BOTH DAYS INCLUSIVE; THIRTY FIVE PER
foM lsT JULY, 1850, TO Both JUNE, 1861, BOTH DAYS
INCLUSIVE; TWENTY FROM 1sr JULY, 1861,
70 3UTH JUNE 1862, BoTT DAYS INCLUSIVE; FIFTEEN PER
CENT UPON, fRox AND AFTER THE lsr JULY, 1852.
crushed, any other form; white bastard sugar
other sugar equal to refined in quality.
GOODS PAYING FORTY PER CENT
GOODS PAYING THIRTY PER CENT FROM 1sr JUNE 1852 TO Both
JUNE 1860, BOTH DAYS INCLUSIVE; TWENTY FIVE PER
IRON lsr JULY 1850, TO BOTH JUNE 1861, BOTH
elusive; CENT FROM lsT JULY, 1851, TO BOTH
JUNE, 1862, INCLUSIVE PER CENT UPON,
FROM AND AFTER THE lsr OF JULY, 1862.
Present duties in force TO end Of May, 1859.
Sugar not refined, white bastard other sugar
equal to refined in quality.
Moiasses
3isT DECEMBER, 1861 BOTH INCLUSIVE;
IRON isr JANUARY, 1862, TO 3sT DECEMBER, 1862 BOTH
DAYS INCLUSIVE FIVE PER CENT FROM AND AFTER lsr
JANUARY, 1862 BOTH DAYS INCLUSIVE
Present duties in force TO end Of 1869.
Coffee, green; tea
GOODS PAYING CENT
Almonds, walnuts and flberts; ginger, pmento and
pepper ground mace, nutmegs and cinnamon nuts Of
all kos; patent medicines and medicinal preparations,
not elsewhere specified spices ground snuff of ali
Kinds currants dried fruit hgs; cohee ground roast
cd; backipg tobacco, manufactured soap; sarch ale,
beer and porter.
GOODS PAYING CENT
Manufactures OF leather vizboots and snoes; harness
or sewing machine.
GOODS PAYING FIFTEEN PER CENT
Book, map and news printing paper.
GOODS PAYING CENT.
Anchors, six cwt and under; books, printed periodi
Gals and pamphlets not being reprints Of British copy
rights blank account copy books, books 10 be
written drawn upon bibes estamens, &c, to be used
In public, free; brass in bars rods and Sheets brass
or copper wire and wire cloth; canoes and mosaics,
other metal Canada plates, timed pates galvanized
iron and sheet iron in bar rods bolts or Sheets
kxuict fpr hafa deho har rhoor
nail and spike rod, hoop tire for driving wheels Of loco
motives bent or welded, boiler plate, railroad bars
wrought iron chairs and Spikes rolled pate wire Jewell
Yy and Watches lead in sheet MAPS and aliases
Bais ready msde spirits Of turpentne etoe wrought
cast cotton candle wick, cotton yarn and cotton warp
hydraulic cement ground and calcned red lead
hiharge phosphorus medicinal roots; drain tiles
straw Tuscan and grass fancy paits in granulaed
bar tubes and piping of copper brass or iron when
frames, crans crank axes railway car and locomotive
axies piston rods guide and slide bars crank pins
Meeting rods steamboat and mill shafts and cranks forged
IN the rough.
GOODS PAYING sPECtIc DUTIES.
Whskey of any strength not exceeding the strength Of
greater strength less quantity than gallon, for every
GOODS PAYING TWENTY FER CENT
All articles not hereinbciore enumerated charged
with specific or nd valorcm duty shall be chargcablc
with duty Of twenty per cent on the value thereof
TABLE OF FREE GOODS
Acids of every description except vinegar; agrcutu-
raj societies. seeds of all kinds farming utensils and i'm.
pcmcnts OF husbandrv, when specially imported by for
the Of agriculture alum anatomical
paratons; anchors, six cwt animals of all kinds;
antimony; antiquities, collections Of apparel wearing,
and other peeons effects and implements Of hnsbandry
(not mercbaldse) IN actual OF persons coming TO
settle the province and accompanying the owner
pare wearing OF British subjects dying abroad argol
for army uavy and Indian nations, provided the
duty otherwise able thereon would be paid borne
by the treasury OF the United Kingdom, or of the pro
vince; ash, pot, pearl and soda; bark, tinners bark
used solely in dycng; barley except pot and pearl
barley meal; beans; bean meal bear aud bieg; bear
and bigg meal berries nfed solely In dyciDg
bleaching powder boiling cloths borax; bookbnders'
tools and implements books maps and charts, imported
not as merchandise but the personal effects OF persons
arriving In Canada become bona fde residents Of the
liquors Of officers mess brandy imported for do; bran
nhd shorts brmstouc bristes broom corn buck wheat
Duck~heat NEAL bulbs and roots other tnan medicinal;
puon bursiones, wrought or unwrought but not bouu
up INTO mil stones butter coin and bullion; cabinets
coins cables. chain y Of inch meter hemp;
carrying merchandise (hawkers and circus troupcs
ceped) CASKS shps water, in use; caoutcbouc In
oh rubocr and guta percba, unmanuiactured cement,
marine or hydraulic, ungronnd charitable societesdo.
patons OF clothing for gratutos distribution by cheese
cothng for army navy Indian nations, for gratu
itous distribution by any charitable society coal cochi
neal coke com miesarst stores ooppcras corkwood
thc Dark OF the cokwood tree corn, Indian cotton and
hax waste cottsn wool Of tartar In crystals dia
monns ani precious stones; drugs used solely In
oyeing; aye stu0s, viz bark, berries, drugs,
nuts, vegetables, woods and extract Of logwood
esfths cays and ochres dry eggs emery emery glass
aud sand paper fc hat bodies and hat felt rebrick FIRE
wood; hsh DO OIL In s crude or natural state; DO pro-
ducts or unmann lctured fishing nets and sencs; Dish
nooKs mes and nsn t"ines ax hemp and TOW, undres