Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-12
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Payable to the United States.
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Schedule OF Articles and OccUpatlOlsSub-
Jeet 10 Tax Under the Excise Law Orthe
United States. Approved June 30, 1854,
as Amended March 3, 1865.
MANUFACTURES AND PRODUCTIONS.

MANUFACTURES AND PRODUCTIONS.
No. Rate Of Tax.
l. Barytes, sulphate Of per
100 pounds Il 4-lU cents
2 ~Bill-heads, cards, eircU-
lars, etc. printed Q per cent
= Books, magazines, pam
phlets, reviews and
similar publications,
printed, 8
T. Boots and shoes,
8. Brandy, distilled from
grapes, per gallon, 80 cents.
e. Brass and copper rolled,
and yellow she1th1ug
metal in rods or
sheets, and copper,
zine, and brass nails,
81 ss-lop per CT.
Z. Brass and copper, rolled,
and yellow sheathlng
metal in rods or
duty Of per cent. has
not been previously
s. BARs aia' draining tiles.
water pipes $40
9. BultOb, IN Jumps, in
- o. ! 4 = :''' - :elOQr
Il. Carriages and other We
u. oa Riilei ground. and all
limitations, per pound 1910 per Ct
b. Chemical productions
uHcompounded, not
otherwise provided
II. Chocolate and coeos, POI ''D
IS. Cider brandy, and peach
brandy, per gallon, 81 90
10. Cigars, per thousand, 10 %
p. Cigarettes, in paper
wrappers, not over .
per loo packages, OFFS
each, per package 5 cents.
p. Cigarettes, in paper
wrappers, over $ per
100 packages, of .
o. Cigarettes, made wholly
OF tobacco, per NJ, 10 90
"A Clocks, ttmepieces, and
clock movements, 6per cent.
d Cloth, and all textile,
knitted, or felted fab
rics Of materialsother
than cotton or WOOL, o
%. Cloth, painted, enRm-
elled, shirTed, tarred.
vanished, or oiled, 6
q. Clothing, or other arti-
cles Of dress, 8
q. Cloves and Glove stems,
ground, and all imi-
cations, per pound, 1910 outs.
80. Coal, mineral, per ton, 6 cents.
81. Coffee, ground, and all
substitutes,p per pound, / 2-l0 cents
.. Confectionery, not over
% cents per pound in
value, per pound, 24-l0 cents.
90. Confectionery, over %
cents, and not over 40
centa per pound, $50 cents.
81. Confectionery, over 30
cents per pound in
value, or when sold
otherwise than by the
pound, u per cent.
s.. Copper and lead, in in
gots, pigs or bars,
spelter and brass, 3 6-IO per CT
n Observation-Disclosures or
not otherwise provid-
81. Cotton Il nor fabrics, wovea. 0per cent
knit, or felted, and ali
manufacture OF cot
IS. Cotton, raw, per pound, cents. sent
50. Cutlery, 6per cent.
precious stones, and
limitations, and all
other jewelry, 9 81
Al. Distilled spirits, per gal
r. Fe l2a liquors, per ."
81. Fu 2si7 When made up or -"
manufaetnred sper emit
ticles made of wood, s "
IS. Gas, monthly product
not over 10000 cubic
feet, per 1000 cubic
4s. Gas, monthly product cents
over 10000 cubic feet
and not over 5OQOO
cubic feet, per 1000
I cub feet, IS cents.
Al, Gas, monthly product
over 10000 cubic feet
and not over 5,O00,00
cubic feet, perl,ecoeu-
As. Gas, monthly product
over 100000 cubic
feet, per 100 cubic
feet, 30 cents.
4s. Ginger, ground, and all
limitations, per pound, 1910 cents
30. Glass, manufactures Of o per cent.
81, Gloves, mittens, and
moceaSins, made from
leather or skins on
which aduty hasbeen
paid, upon the in
creased value, o per cent
81. Glue and cemant,hquid,
per gallon, IS cents
81. Glue, solid and gelatine.
Der pound, II [l0 cents
81 Gold, manufactures OF.
not otherwise pro-
ytded for, 9 per cent
s. Gold foil, per q troy
81 cold LEAF per pack, n Clio cents
cents per pound in
value. sper cent.
IN value, per pound. l2cents.
60. GuttR-percha, manufac-
lures OF g mar cen
81. India-rubber, manufac-
turora OF -
G.. Iron, advanced beyond
blooms, slabs OF loops.
and not beyond bars,
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