Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-17
The New Tariff Hill.

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missioner Wells new tariff bill are levied |
as follows: Teas 25c and coffee sc per |
pound, as now. Sugars now paying "a
3 lie and 4a5 are reduced too 3-4a 3 ga |
aud 4 II and lie per pound. Brandy |
as now is put at So per gallon, but re-
dueton of SOC is proposed on other spirits. |
The duty on wines is increased from 20 to
SOC a gallon, and all other spirits are
taxed 100 per cent. Raw cotton, as now,
is Sc pound. In class of manufactures
areduct;on is proposed to land l-2s per
yard and 10 per centum class >, and
5 IL per yard, with Is per cent; class
3 increased to 7 and : IL cents per
square yard, with 20 per cent; class
No. I &c, with 90 per cent; other
grades 30, 81 l-3 and IS per cent; cot
ton hosiery Zoe per pound, with 40 per.
cent; other manufactures 40 per cent.
On clothing woods are placed duties from
&c with 10 per cent, to l2c with 10 per
cent; combng woods &c per pound; car
pet woods and &c per pound; dress goods
4a6c per pound for some and others 4aOc
per square yard, and 40 per cent; velvet
carpets soc per yard to SOC, ingram 4Oc ;
flax $40 per ton hemp 500.
The dntv on iron in PIGS is placed. as
at present, at 50 per ton; railroad iron
zoe per 100 pounds; bars, rolled, 3-4c
ner nopnd on other kinds A general in
rroase steel As ner cent. as now. Large
yadnctiops are made in drugs. paints. etc.
in some cases. especjallv in chemicals and
dive stufs embroideries are taxed from
Is to so ner cent; laces increased 40 per
cent. rubber goods IS to 40 per cent.
watches 80 per cent; esrthen ware 80
ner cent. china and porcelain, as now. so
nep cent. and plaip As per cent: glass
from > -4to4 - per pound hides, as
now 10 nor cent. raw : per cent; bricks
rednced from Is 10 Csc coal $3.50 a
ton marble zoe per foot with % ner
cont . cattle * ner head. sheen soc.
t,orr 10 rsr cant. fruits - per cent.
benf il, barraIs 50. nork So, notatoes
Toe nar brsbe) . seeds UNCHANGED tim
her and lumber 81 Der thousand flannel
S2a2 90. furniture 80 per cent; i'm
nIor,ants do Nor cent raw material NOT
snecifad % nor cent
In tho froa Eat ara bells bones burr
stones bleaching powder. native ore of
r,oronrv coal stores Of American ves-
saIs coins Of cold. conner or silver.
COLLECTIONS Of antiouities. conner when i'm
nortod far the United States mint un-
roonufactnred coral Indian or maize corn.
CORN meal fre-wood fish for immediate
oors,rn,t;on fresb cold silver and nlati-
nnno hamIock bark, hoofs. horns and horn
t;ns ;co ii+boora nbio stones and encravinos
steon machinery FIR aoricnImTaj mr.
nosas rnasts and snars undressed models
IF ;n2ent;ons and dtber improvements in
tbo orts nitrate IF soda oak bark old
;unl, oots wbolo or other fish oils Of
' American fisheries and all other articles
tba nrodncts If snch fisheries oysters
nanar waste or waste material Of anv
! tin5 fit only for the manufacture Of naper.
nar.onaI or household effects not mer-
apbandisn # accomnaniad bv tba owner
wearing annareI in use professional books,
;r,r,lon1onts and TOOLS Of trade ocounation
n ,f oro,Iovmant Of immiprants (nr6vided
that this evemntion shall not include ma
cbinarv or tools for use in manufacturipr
establishments \ nainting and statuarv.
tfe f'' nrodnction Of american artists resid,
i,o abroad Innorted as objects of taste
and not Of MERCHANDISE. paintings and
tatuarv imported expressly for presenta-
fon 10 national state or municipal institu-
60ns missionaries for fsrtiijzing purposes.
pIant Giant seeds, shrubs and trees imported
bv the department of agriculture for dis
rihntion plants. trees, shrubs and seeds,
1nnorted especially for cultivation and
NOT for sale or as merchandise. plaster of
naris or sulpbate of lime unground, rags
If cotton. linen and hemp. railroad ties Of
r,ood Iii row or DC raaIod from tho