Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-15
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Payable to the United States.
I~OFFICIALI
Schedule Of Articles and Occupations Sub
ject TO Tax Under the Excise Law OF the
United states. Approved June 80, 1854,
as Amended March 3, 1885.
MANrrAcrrRrs ASn rRoDrcr1oxs.

tlE-5 AM ~
No. nate Of Tax.
]. Bsrytes. suIphaCe Of, per
100 pounds Il 40 cents.
lars &c, prlated sPer cent.
b Books, magazines, pam
phlets. reviews, and
similar publications..
printed. 8
4 Boots. and shoes. 6
gTaPSeis, per gallon, 50 cents.
and yellow sheathing
metal in rods or
sheets. and copper,
zinc, and brass nails,
81 5e-ioper ct.
Z. Brass and copper, rolled,
and yellow sheathinE
metal in rods or F-.
sheets, on which a
duty OFFS per cent. has
not been previously
s. BHolFi,' ' draining tiles,
water pipes =.'ts aelo
O.. Bullion, in Jumps, in
"a c. q .o4o0n
II. Carriages and other We
u. cassia, ground, and all
limitations, perpoqnd, 1910 per Ct
u-nCompounded, not
otherwise provided
Il Chocolate and coeos. per cent
prepared, per pound, 1910 cents.
brandy, per gallon, 81 50
10 Cigars, per thousand, - 10 90
81 Cigarettes, in paper
wrappers, not over 50 a-a
per 10 packages, Of
each, per package, 5 cents.
= Cigarettes, in paper
wrappers, over s. per
100 packages, of %
% Cigarettes, mad. boil Psl cent
Of tobacco, per N, 100
e. Clocks, timepieces, and
clock movements, sper cent
q Cloth, and all textile. !
knitted, or felted fab
rics OflmaberialSother ~
than cotton or wool, "
o. Cloth, painted, enam-
elled, shirred, tsrTed,
Vanished. or oiled, 8
q. Clothing, or other artt-
cies OF dress, 6
g. Gloves ana Glove Stems,
ground, and all iml-
f%ations, per pound, I2-lO cents.
90 Coal, mineral, per ton 6 cents.
81. Coffee, ground, and all
ubstitutespeTpound 2-IO~ cents
g. Confectionery, not over
20 cents per pound in
value, per pound, 24-l0 csnts..
So. ConfectiOnerys over 30 ~
cents, per pound, 4s-IO cents
81. Confectionery, over 80
cents per pound IN
-value,-or when sold 4
0fherHtse than by tho
pound, Il per cent.
IS. Copper and lead, in in
sots, pigs or bars,
spelter and brass 8 Clio per ct.
%. COpper.monufactuTeS OF,
not otherwise provid-
81. Cotton iabries woven, PEI
knit, or felted, and al
manufactures OF cot
g gos sSai raw, psrpoana, ss 5sGts.
3. Diamonds, emeralds, Opef cent
precious stones, and
other ewelry, s
Al. Distilled spirits, per gal-
q. Fer9mrented liquors, per
a. Furs, When made VI. or
manufactured sper cent.
ucles made OF wood, 8 I"
Is. Gas, monthly product
not over 30,000 cubic
feet, per l,OO cubic
4e. Gas, monthly product
over 10000 cubic feet
and not over 5O0,G00
cubic feet, Is cents.
A.. Gas, monthly product
over $4,000 cubic feet
and not over 5Q0lyO0v
bic feet "a eents.
over 5,00Q000 cubic
feet, per 1000 cubic
feet 80 cents
~ 0AubEhg EfuNAIls anu hAA
limitations. per pound. 2-lO cents,
81. Glass, manufactures OF 6 per cent.
81. Gloves, mittens, and
moccasins, made from
leather or skins on
which aduty has been
paid. upon the in
creased value, 6 per cent.
50. Glue and cementliquid,
per gallon, IS cents.
90. Glue, solid and g~elatiue,
per pound, 1910 cents
81, Gold, manufactures oG
not otherwise pros
vfded for, -6Pe cent.
g. Gold foil, perouncs troy, 40
50 Gold leaf, per pack, q b-l0 cents.
q. Gunp0wder, not over .
cents per pound IN
value. . per cent. Z
So. Gunpowder, over 81 cts I
in value, per pound, fecents.
60. Gutta-percha, manuiae-
lures of G per Cant
a.. India-rubber, manufac-
turers Of 8 %
a Iron. advanced beyond
blooms. slabs,or loops,
aud not beyond bars.
psrbonof 20opounds aeo J