The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-04-07

boiling, clarifying or other process and on strip
or of sugar or of sugar-cane and concentrated mo-
lasses OF ms .d rwo when d
Vanced beyond the raw state, above nnlnDer
twelve, Dutch standard, by clarifying or otner
process, and not yet refined, two and hall Genus
per pound on refined sugars, whether LOAF, lump,
crushed, or pulverized, four cents per pound On
sugars after being refined, when they are tlnc inc
tured, colored, or in any way adulterated, ana
on SUI ar-candy six cents per pound on molas-
ses, five cents per gallon: Provided, Ihat al SIT
ups OF sugar or OF sugar-cane concentrate nv
lasses melado, entdred under the name Oh mo
lasses or any other mare than sirup OF sugar or
sugar-cane concentrated molasses or cones
ed melado, shall be liable to forfeiture TO nnr
pound; on almonds, four cents per pounu: snel
led almonds, six cents per pound; on prlinstone,
crude, three dollars per ton on DrlnsIohe, III
rolls, six dollars per ton; on coffee, OF all klnds
four cents per pound on cocoa, three Genus PEI
pound; on cocoa leaves and cocoa shells, Two
cents per pound; on cocoa, prepared or t
turcd, eight cents per pound; on cncory root
one cent per pound and on chicory ground, TWO
cents per pound on chocolate, SIX cents per
pound; on cassia, ten cents per pound cassla
buds, fifteen cents per pound; on cinnamon tWen-
ty cents per pound on cloves, elgnC Genus pei
pound; on cayenne pepper SIX Genus pei per no.
und on curTants, five cents per pounu, vi u
gol, three cents per pound; on cream tartar, SIX
ccuts per pound; on tartaric acid, tartar eIneuc'
and rochelle salts, ten cents per pound; on dates
two cents per pound; on dgs, nVe Genus pr
pound; on ginger root, three cents per pouna a
quorice paste and juice, five cents per pound;
liquorice root, one cent per pound; on mace ana
nutmegs, twenty-five cents per pound on nuts
of all kinds, not otherwise provided for, two
cents per pound; on pepper, SIX cents per pounu
on pimento, six cent per pound; on plums, five
cents per pound; on prunes, five cents per pound
on raisins, five cents per pound; on unmanuiac-
tured Russia hemp, forty dollars per ton; on Ma
nilla and other hemps of India, twenty-five dol
lars per ton; lead in pigs or bars, one dollar
and fifty cents per one hundred pound; in sheets,
two dallars and twenty-five cents per one hundred
pounds on white .ead dry or ground IL oil, and
red lead, two dallars and twenty-five cents per
one hundred pounds; on salt, in sacks, eighteen
eighteen cents per one hundred pounds, and in
bulk, twelve cents per one hundred pounds; on
soda ASH one-half cent per pound ). on bicarbo-
nate of soda, one cent per pound; on sal soda,
one half sent per pound on caustic soda, one
cent per pound; on cloride of lime, thirty, cents
per one hundred pounds; on saltpetre, crude, one
cent per pound; refined, or partially refined, two
cents per pound: spirits of turpentine, ten cents
per gallon on oil of cloves, seventy cents per
pound; on brandy, one dollar and twenty-five
cents per gallon on spirits distilled from grain,
or other Materials fifty cents per gallon on gum
cOpal, and other gums or rcsinous substances
used for the same or similar purposes as gum CO.
pal, ten cents per pound