The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-07-08
SAINT PAUL. FRIDAY. JULY s. 1864.
of the article repaired 10 per cent or over, O.

of the article repaired 10 per cent or over, on
such increased Values per cent.
Saleratus, per lbs mills.
Sail tents, shades, awnings and bags made of
cotton, flax or hemp-5 per cent.
Salt, per 100 lbs-6 cents
| Screws, commonly called woOd-screws-s per
cent.
Shots per cent. -
Silver, produced from quartz mines, from beds
| of rivers, from the earth, or in any other
Manners per cent
Slate, when dressed, hewn or finished-S per
Soap. fancy, scented, cream, transparent. and
| all descriptions of toilet and shaving soap, y
| fb-5c. .-.
Soap, soft-5 per cent.
Soap, CASTLE, value not above SC per tb, per
| pound-2 mills.
Soap, CASTLE, value above 5c-1c. ....
Soap. palm oil, same as CASTLE.
Soap, erasive same as CASTLE.
| Soap, all other descriptions, white or colored,
except soft soap and soap otherwise provid.
ed for, valued not above Sc per ib, per pound
| . mills.
Soap, all other descriptions, valued above SC
| per pound-1c.
Soda water, &c.-10 per cent.
| Spars and ship or vessel blocks-2 per cent.
| Spelter-3 per cent.
| Spirits, distilled and sold or removed for con-
sumption or sale, if first proof, from July /,
1864, per gal, $1.50; from Feb. 1, 1865 So
per gal.
Spirits, distilled and sold, or removed for con-
| sumption or sale, on and after July 1, 1864,
to Jan. 1, 1866, per gaL-1.00.
| Spirits, distilled and sold or removed for con-
sumption or sale, on after Jan. I, 1865. per
| gal.-1.25.
Starch made of potatoes, per pound-2 mills.
Starch, made of corn or wheat, per pounds
Starch made of rice or any other materials per
pound, 1c.
Steam engines, including locomotives and ma
rine engines, 5 per cent.
Steel, in ingots, bars, sheets or wire, not less
than Il inch thick, valued at &c per pound or
less, per ton, $5.
Steel. in ingots, bars, sheets or wire, not less
quarter of an inch thick, valued above z
cents per pound. not above IL cents per
pound, per ton-$1O.
Steel in ingots, bars, sheet or wire, not less
than quarter of an inch thick, valued at
above II cents per pound, per ton-$12.5O.
Stone, freestone, sandstone, marble and build
ing stone OF any other description. when
dressed hewn, or inished-3 per cent.
Stereotypes, all productions of-5 per cent.
Stoves, per tOn-$3
Skins, goat, kid, sheep, horse, hog or dog,
tanned or dressed in the rough, per cent
Skins. goat, kid, sheep, horse, hog or dog,
curried or finished-5 per cent
Skins, when previously assessed in the rough,
and upon which duties have actually been
paid, shall be assessed on the increased value
| only when curried or finished.
| Sugar-brOwn or muscOvadO, not above No.
Is Dutch standard in color, produced di-
rectly from the sugar cane, and not from
sorghum or imphee, other than those pro-
duced by the refiner, per pound, cent.
| SuUar brown muScOVadO clarified rafn
ed, above No. Is Dutch standard in color,
produced directly from the sugar cane and
not from sorghum or imphee, per pound, 2
| cents.
Sugar, refined, on gross arcount of sales of, in
Guiding all the products of their manufacto-
ries or refineries, ~ per cent.
Sugar candy, valued at not above 90 cents
per pound. per pound, 2 cents.
Sugar candy, exceeding 20 and not exceeding
| 40 cents per pound, cents.
| Sugar candy exceeding 40 cents per pound, or
| sold otherwise than by the pound 10 per
| cent.
Sulphate of barytes, per 100 pounds, II cents.
Tobacco cavendish plug, twist and all other
| kinds of manufactured tobacco not herein
provided for, from which the stem has been
taken cut in whole or in part, or which is
sweetened, 35 cents per pound.
Tobacco-smoking tobacco manufactured with
| all the stem in, the leaf not having been but
ted or stripped from the stem, and On refuse
tobacco known as fine-cut shorts225 cents
per pound.
| TObaccO-smOking tobacco, not mixed and
without stems, Is cents per pound.
| TobaccO-fine cut chewing, whether manufac-
tured or loose, or in bulk IS cents per pound
| Tobacco snuff, and snuff -four, manufactured
of tobacco ground damp or dry, picked,
| scented or otherwise, per pound, IS cents.
Tobacco fine cut, manufactured, to be sold or
| delivered loose in bulk or in packages pa
| pers. wrappers or boxes, per pound, 35 cts.
Turpentine, spirits of per gallon, 20 cents.
| Umbrellas, 5 per cent.
| Varnish or Japan, made wholly or in part of
| gum cOpal, or other gums or substances, 5
per cent.
| Vegetables preserved, J. per cent.
White lead, per 100 pounds, 35 cents.
| Wine made Of grapes, per gallon, cents.
| Wines, all other, and liquors known as wine.
| or produced by being rectified and mixed
with other spirits, or into which any matter
whatever may be infused, to be sold as wine,
not otherwise provided for, per gallon, 25c.
Yellow sheeting metal, in rods or sheets, 8 per
cent.
Zinc, oxide of, per 100 pounds, 35 cents.
TABLE II.
LICENSE TAKES.
| AlO.hecaries, 1000.
Architects and Civil Engineers. 1000.
Bankers using capital no exceeding $4,000,
160 90.
Bankers exceeding 50, ,O0O for every addition
| al 1000 in excess Of $4,000, 200.
Brewers, 5000.
Bowling alleys, for each ally, 500.
Billiard-rooms. for each table, 500.
Brokers. employing capital not exceeding
| 500 5000.
Brokers, Pawn-using capital not exceeding
$5O,00O-$50.
Brokers, Pawn-exceeding $4,000, for each
additional 1,000-2.
Brokers, Land Warrant-25.OO
Brokers, Cattle-10.O0.
Brokers, Produce-100O.
Brokers, tom-house-1OOO.
Builders and Contractors-25.O
Butchers, 10 90
Circuses, SO GO.
Coal oil Distillers, 5000.
Confectioners, 1000.