The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-28
The NEW TARIFF BILL,

bill returned to the Senate for reconsideration The Pre-
visions of the bill are as follows:
AN ACT
10 provide for the payment of outstanding Treasur
notes. to authorize loan, to regulate and the dutie
on imports, and for other purposes
re ~ enacted by Senate and House of REPRESENTATIVE
o. me united States Of america IN Congress assembled
That the President of the United States be- and hereb
Is authorized at any time within twelve months from tn
Ese o his act to borrow, on the credit of the Unite
otHs, sum not exceeding ten millions of dollars,
nuch thereof as in his opinion the exsences the pub
nc service may require to be applied to the payment
appropriations made by law and the balance of treasur
notes now outstanding and other purposes is add
tioh 20 the money received, or which may be received
into the treasury from other sources: prOvided that M
stipulation or contract shall be made prevent the Uni
tea states from remburSing any borrowed under tn
auory OF this act at any time after the expiration
zen years from the first day of July next by the Unite
states giving three months notice, to be published il
some newspaper published at the seat of government,
tAelr readiness to do and contract shall be made
prevent the redemption of the at any time after tn
expiration of twenty from the said first day Of JUL
| next without notice.
| SUGARS, MoLAssEs, SUGAR CANE, AND MELADo.
raw sugar. one cent per pound; white and clayed on
cent per pound advanced beyond No. Il and yet re
neu one cent and half per pound refined, two cent
per pound; refined and coored sugar and sugar candy
hVe cents per pound confectionery thirty per cent az
! Valorem. Moasses. four cents per gallon ANY attemp
10 introduce cane syrups of sugar sugar
centrated moasses melado renders the articles liable
| TO forfeiture to the United States.
WINES BRANDIEs, AND spIEiTUOUs LIQUORS
flrStproof brandy, one dollar per gallon; other first
proof spirits forty cents gallon; cordias and liquors
krchennasser, raaa and other similar beverages fifty
cents per gallon; bay rum, twenty-five per gallon
gallon champagne and sparkling wines Burgundy anG
mock IN bottles one dollar in casks Fifty per gallon
-. - ietiei Ie' Slctiy canary, Malaga anU
oser VINES thirty cents gallon. limitations liquor
| the same duty as the real article.
| CIGARS AND TOBACCO
Cigars valued at five dollars less per thousand TWEEN
y cents per pound; FIVE and under ten forty cents
per pound; over ten sixty per pound and 10 pei
cent ad valorem snuff, cents per pound; manufac
| all
other tobacco, thirty per cent. ad valorem.
| DRUGS, CHEMICALS, sc.
Sugar, acetate nitrate of lead. chromate and bchro
mate OF potash three cents per pound hvrodate and
pFnssate ofpotash. chronic acid iodine fifteen per
cent al Yaloem pipe clay and ochrey earhs when dry
tnlrty-ive cents per hundred pounds when ground in
OIL one dollar and thrtyfve cents per hundred pounds;
seed oils twenty cents per gaon coal oils cents per
gaon 2iums and aumnia fifty per hundred pounds:
copperas virol, and suphate Of IRON twenty-five
ooraX three cents per pound; allow cent per
pound; talow candles two per pound: spermaceti
anu wax eight cents per pound searne and other can
ues ana apers iour cents per pound turpentine ten
cents per gaOn opium dollar per pound: morphine
ana its salts one dollar and twenty five cents per ounce;
| hquorice paste or juice, three cents per pound
SALT, SALT FISH AND MEATS. RICE, HIDES &C. &C
SAT- four cents per bushe of ffty-six pounds; Pro
riGed That salt imported in bags or not in bulk shall
pay duty of six cents per bushe fty.sx pounds on
hrstes four cents per pound honey ten cents per
gaon vinegar six cents per gallon: on mackerei two
aoIS per bareI on herrinss picked salted dol
lar per blrre picked salmon, three dollars per bar
rel on all other fish pickled in barrels, one dollar and
G oLheF"lse IMAM IN Darrels or half barrels or
whether fresh, smoked, dried salted or pickled not
Otherwise provided for, fifty cents per hundred
pOuncs = On beef and pork, cent per pound; on
mans and bacon, two cents per pound; cheese four
cents per pound on wheat twenty cents per bushe on
buLteT four cents per pound; lard, two cents per
pound on rye and barley fifteen cents per bushel on In
dian corn maize, ten cents per busheI on oats ten
cents per bushe potatoes ten cents Der busheI on
cleaned rice cent per pound; unceaned rice or
paddy, fifty per hundred pounds on sago and
sago -four fifty cents per one hundred pounds. o3
&c htt. hal
pounds On hemp and rapeseed ten cents per bushe of
dftytwo pounds; on raw hides and skins of all kinds
whether dried saltcd, pcked not otherwise provided
for five per centum ad valorem.
DRIED FRUITS SPICES.
CasSa four cents per pound cassia buds eight
per pound; cloves four per pound; on pepper
two cents per pound Cayenne pepper three cents per
pound on ground Cayenne pepper four per pound
on pment0 two cents per pound cinnamon ten cents
per pound on mace and nutmeg fifteen cents per pound
on prunes two cents per pound plums cent per
pound; dates one-ha of one cent per pound; on cur
rants two cents per pound figs three cents per pound
sultana nuscate and bloom rasns either in boxes
or Jars two cents per pound on ali other rans one cent
per pound Almonds two cents per pound; on selled
Almonds four cents pound; all nuts not otherwise
provided for except those used for dyeng per
pound
IRON, STEEL, AND IRON ORE,
l. On bar-iron, rolled or hammered comprising flats
not less than one inch or more than inches wide
nor less han one quarter OF an inch or than two
inches hich; rounds, not less than half an inch or
more than four inches in diameter squares not less
than oneaf an inch or more than four inches square,
fifteen dollars per ton: Pr0rided That all iron in slabs
blooms loops, other FORMS finished than iron in
bars and advanced than pig iron eXcept castings
sal be rated iron in bars, and pay duty according.
ly And prOrided further, That of the above iron
shall pay less rate of duty than twenty per centnm nd
vaorem; all iron imported in bars for railroads or in
cned planes made to patterns and fitted be laid down
u2on such roads planes without further manufacture
aad not exceeding six inches hgh twelve dollars per tom
on boer-pate iron, twenty dollars per on on iron wire
drawn and finished not than fourth of one inch
in diameter nor less than number sixteen wire guage
senty-hYe cents per one hundred pounds, and fifteen
cents hundred pounds, and in addition fifteen per
centum al vaOrem; finer than number twenty
Eve wire guage dollars per hundred pounds and
in addition hfteen per cenum ad valorem all other
provided for, twenty dollars per ton
2 On iron in pigs, six dollars per ton; vessels of
cast ron not otherwise provided for and on sad irons
cent per pound castiron steam gas water pipe
fifty cents per hundred pounds; castiron butts
and hinges two cents per pound hollow ware, glazed
timed, two cents and half per pound; all other
castings of iron not otherwise provided for twenty-five
per centum ad valorem. On old scrap.iron dol
lars per tom Prorided That nothing shall be deemed
old iron that has not been in actual use and fit only be
renanufactured.
l. On band and hoop iron slit rods for nails nuts and
horse shoes not otherwise provided for, twenty dollars
per ton cut nails and spikes, cent per pound
iron cables chains parts thereof and anvils one
dollar and twenty five per hundred pounds on
anchors parts thereof and anviIs dollar and fifty
cents per one hundred pounds on wrought board nails
spikes rvets and bolts two per pound; on bed
and wrought hinges, cent and a half per
pound; chains trace chains halter chains and fence
chains made Of wire rods onehaf of inch in diam
eer over cent and half per pound; under one
half of inch in diameter and not under oneourth of
inch in diameter two cents per pound; under
fourth of inch in diameter and not under number
nine wire guage, two cents and half per pound under
number nine wire guage, twenty five per centum ad
loren; on blacksmiths hammers and sedges, aXles
parts thereof and maleabe iron in castings other
wise provided for, two cents per pound horseshoe
nails three cents and half per pound steam, gas and
water tubes and iues, of wrought iron, per
pound wrought iron railroad chairs, dollar and
twenty five cents per one hundred pounds and on
washers, he'd.
five dollars per ton; cut tacks brads and springs not
exceeding sixteen ounces to the thousand two cents per
thOusand exceeding sixteen to the thousand
cents per pound.
5 On smooth polished sheet ron by whatever name
designated, two cents per pound other sheet ron
common black, not thinner than number twenty wire
gauge, twenty dollars per ton; thinner than number
twenty, and not thinner than number twenty-five wire
gauge, twenty five dollars per ton thinner than number
twenty-five wire gauge thirty dollars per ton; on tin
plates galvanized galvanized iron, or iron coated with
zine two per pound mill irons and mill cranks
wrought iron and wrought iron for ships locomotives
locomotive tire, parts thereof and steamengnes,
parts thereof, weighing each twenty five pounds more
cent and half per pound screws commonly call
ed wood screws two inches in length, five cents
per pound inches and than two inches length
eight cents per pound washed plated, and
all other of iron any other metal, thirty per
centnm sd vaorem. on all manufacturers Of iron not 9TH
erwise provided for, thirty per centum ad valorem
g. On all steel in ingots, bars Sheets wire, not less
than oneourth of inch in diameter, valued at
cents per pound, less and half cents per pound
valued at above seven cents per pound and not above
eleven cents pound two cents pound land valued
eleven cents pound. cents half
Provided That mol steel in any FORM not otherwise pro-
vided for shall pay duty of twenty per valo-
steel wire less than Irth of an inch in diam
eter and not less than number sixteen wire gauge two
dollars per one hundred pounds and in addition thereto
fifteen per centum ad vaorem; less finer than number
sixteen wire gauge, dollars and fifteen cents per
hundred pounds, and in addition thereto een per
um ad valorem cross cut saws eight cents per nea
foot mill pit and drag saws, not nine inches
wide, twelve and half cents per neal foot; nine
inches wide twenty cents neal foot skates cost
ing twenty cents less pair, six cents per pair
tpra
ad vaorem; all manufactures of Steel of which steel
shall be component part, not otherwise provided for
thirty per centum ad vaorem: ProCided That all articles
partially manufactured not otherwise provided for shall
pay the Of duty as if wholly manufactured.
I. On bituminous coal, dollar per ton of twenty
eight bushels eighty pounds to the bushe all other
COAL fifty cents per ton of twenty bushels, eighty
pounds the bushel coke and cum of coal, twenty
five per centum ad valorem.
ALPACA, SHEEP, AND GOAT HAIR.
Unmanufactured wool and hair of alpaca goat and other
like animals when eighteen cents per pound in value,
ad Valorem exceeding eighteen cents per
pound and not exceeding twentyour cents per pound,
three cents per pound sheep SKINS unwashed,
shall be subject to duty Of fifteen per centum ad vao
CARPETS, vELvETs, RUGS, sTRY CARPETINGs, DRUG
GETS AND cARPETINGs OF WOO l. FLAX OR COTTON, WOOL
LEN woRSTED
First. On Wilton Saxony, and Administer patent vel.
vet Tourney velvet and tapestry velvet carpets and car
peting Brussels carpets wrought by the jacquard ma
chine, and all medallion whole carpets valued at one
dollar and twenty cents under per yard for
ty cents per square yard; valued at dollar and
twenty-five cents per square yard prorded that carpet
rugs of the above description shall pay duty Of less
than twenty five per centum ad yalorem fifty cents per
square yard Brussels and tapestry Brussels carpets
and carpeting printed the otherwise thirty
cents per yard; all treble ingram and worsted
chain Venetian carpets and carpeng
square yard; hemp ue carpeting four cents per
square yard druggets bookings and felt carpets and
carpetng printed coored, otherwise twenty cents
per square yard; on all other kinds of carpets and
carpetng of WOOL fax, cotton parts of either or
other material not otherwise speced duty OF thirty
covers hassocks Sides and other portions Of carpets