Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20
LAWS OF rHB UNITED srATRs.
Onteas Of all kinds. Gflecn cents per pound.
un conee OF all kinds, three cents per pound.
UncacnO, or cocoa. two cents pef mound.

- 1890 e'NAb ~ NnONOlllt, NtNrn CENTS DtT UUuuus
~ sn m9tsss.s, hNc cents per gallon.
On tahE.19ttoii syrup Of sugar cane Juice, mclada.
one and One-half cents per pound.
On all raw or muscovado sugar not above number
seven. Dutch standard In color. one and three quarter
cents per poun,l-
On all raw or muScoyado sugar above number
seven, Dutch staiiare IN color. and all other sugars
not above mi ten, Dutch standard In color, two
cents per pound.
On all other sugars above number number ten,
Dutch standard In color, and not above number
thirteen. Dutch standard In color. two and one.
quarter cents per pound.
On all other sugars above number thirteen, Dutch
standard Ia color. and not above number sixteen,
Dutch standard IN color. woandthree-quarter cents
' on ali other sugars above number sixteen, Du,cl,
standard In color, and not above number twenty,
Dutch standard In color. Three and one quarter cents
= on ali sugar above nuinber twenty. Dutch standard
In colsr, and on al refined loaf. lump. crushed, pow.
dcred and GRADUATED sugar, four cents per pound: Pro-
ridsd, That the Secretary OF the Treasury shall, BY
regulations, prescribe aud require that samples shall
be taken by inspectors from INC nos.heaa, oox:o or
true average OF the contents Of the package. ard
from II sufficient number or packages OF the SAME
mark IN each and every invoice. 50 that me samples
on which the classification l. mad" shall be a fair
average In quality Of the sugar imported under that
marx, and the classification shall be adJudgcd on the
entire marx aceordlIsiy; and ihs Weighs q a,. sIssr
Is 6y the CuSt0tn.hOtsc weigli"r by scoring the iiSurcs
inIclibly oil each package; ltorided. That all ,'rup
oil sugar. tNrllp ol NusuI-tul'J ut1N, eidi eoit'N'
trated mclada. or concentrated I~nO,as.cs. entered
under the name OF niolasSes. shall De forfeited TO inc
La;tei States.
more than Twenty-Five per ccntum Of alcohol, and
valued at not exceeding forty cents per gallon.
twenty-five cents per gallon; vnlic,i al over iorty
cents, and not over one dollar per gallon, sixty CENTS
pcr gallon; valued ut over ole dollar per gallon, one
dollar PER gallon. and In addition thereto twenty-five
per ccniuin at valorcIn.
herein provided for. the same rate per
gallon NJ wines imported In casks, but all bottles
containing ming, one one %In, s 81 ie Is ' hsId G 10 Contain STa.n; a ona
quart, AMI all bottles containing one pinto or less shall
be held TO contain one pint. and shall pay In addition
three cents for each bottle.
On champaspc and other sparkling wines, in bot.
ties, nix dollars per dozen bottles contninirg each
not more than one quart and more than one PM:
and three dollars per dozen bottles containing not
more than one pint each. and more than One-lialf
pint; and one dollar AMI 1ny cents per dozen bot
lies. containing onc.llalf pint each. or les. anu "
bottles containing more than one quart each, snail
pay, In addition 10 six dollars per dozen bottles, AT
the rate of two dollars per gallon on the quantity III
excess OF one quart per bottle: Prorided, That any
iiauors containing more than twenty-five per cciltum
OF alcOlUl. which shall be entered under tne name OF
wine, shall BE- forfeited to the United slate; Ind
spirituOus liquors imported In bottles shall he packed
In packages containing not less than one dozen
10 SS' nia ~ ensl Inv frc 81 three 9 cents sa FOR each bottle; no no
allowance shall BE- made for brcnkagc unless such
breaEage Il actually ascertalncd by count ana ceti.
fled by cnstonl.house appraiser; AMI 10 much OF
section nty.ninc of an act entitled An act TO reg.
ulatc the collection OF duties Oh Imports and ton.
mage" approved March two, seventeen hundred
and nlnety.ninc, ds provided for allowance for leak.
uge AMI brcakagc. Is hereby repealed.
On brandy aud on other spirits manufactured or
distilled from grain or other materials. AMI not 9TH
eTwlse provided Tor. two dollars per proof gallon:
provided, that each Nld every gauge or wine gallon
Of measurement shall he counted Us at least one
proof gallon; hni the standard for the
proof Of brandy and other spirits, AMI Of wine or
liquors Of amy Kind Imported. shall he the same "a
that which Il defined In the second section OF the
Act imposing taxes on distilled spirits anil tobac.
co, and for other purposes" approved July twenty
eighteen hundred and sixty-eisht.
On cOrdials. Iiqucnrs. arTacE. a%Isynthe. klnhwas.
ser, vermuth, ratafia, and other similar spirituous
beverages, or bIttcrs containing spirits. and not 9th.
crwIse provided tor, two dollars per proof gallon;
provided. that any brandy or other splrittous liquors
imported In casks OF less capacity than fourteen
gallons shall lie forfeited TO the United Stats.
TN pImrntO and on black, white and rel or cay
cnne pepper. 1--WE cents per pound.
On ground pImcnto nni on ground pepper OF all
kinds. ten cents per pound.
TN ginger root. twOccnts per pound.
On ginger. ground, 1--WE cents per pound.
On cinnamon and on ndtmegs, twenty cents per
pound.
On mace, twenty-five cents per pOlnd.
On cloves. iiv" cents per ponnI.
On Glove stems. three cents per pound.
On cassIa and caa,ia vera, ten cents per pound.
ON cassla buds and ground cassia, twenty cents
f6r pound.
on ali other spices, twenty cents per pound;
ground or prepared. thirty cents per pound.
On corscts or manufactured cloth, woven or made
I'm patterns OF such size, shape ami form, or cut In
such manner Ms to be III for corscts. when valued ut
six dollars per dozen or less, two dollars per dOzfn;
when valued over six dollars per dozen. thIriy-iyo
per ccntim AL valOrem.
On cycIcts Of every description, six cents per thou.
sani.
ON ultraparInc, six cents per pound.
On woods Oh the skin. the same rates as on other
woods, the quantity AMI value to bc asceTtaincd un.
der such rules as the Secretary or the Treasury may
prescribe.
On fax straw. Ave dollars perton.
On faS not hnckie,i or dressed, twenty dollars per
ton; on lax bNckIed, known as dressed line"
forty dollars per ton.
on hemp, MANILA, and other Ike substitutes for
hemp. not otherwise provided for, twenty-five dol.
lars per ton.
On The tow Of fax or hemp, ten dollars per ton. =.
On lutte, sunn. coir, AMI Slsai grass. fifteen dollars
On lutte butts, six dollars per ton.
On cotton baggIng or other manufactures, not 9TH
erwIsr provided for, suitable for the uses 10 which
cotton Gagsins is applied, composed in whole or in
part Of hemp, Jutc, max, gunny bags. gunny cloth or
other material. aud valued nj seven cents or less per
square yari. two cents per pound; valued at over
seven cents per square yard, three cents per pouisl.
On iron In pigs, seven dollars per ton.
On cast s~crlI-Iron Of every description. SIX dollars
pcr ton,
ON Wrought scrap Iron OF every description, eight
dollars per ton; provided. that nothing shall bo
deemed scrap-Iron except waste or refuse iron that
featured.
On sword blades. thiriy.livc per centum al valo-
rem.
ON swords, ~forty:hre per centum al valorcm.
On steel railway bars, one and 0nc-Quartcrc cent per
one cent per pound: provided. that metal convert.
eli. cast or made from iron by the Bessemer or pneu.
male process' OF whatever form or DESCRIPTION shall
iron IN coils. three.siNtcenths OF an inch or les In
diameter, whether coated with metal or not so coat.
nj AMI MI descrin,Ious NJ iron wIrr and wirc ~
Which Iron Is a coinnronent rart, moi otherwise spS.
r,mr,i,v enumerated AMI nrnyIIc 1 for si,nil nav in,
same dnty as Iron w,rr. lrrish,, coppcied or Timed:
and nroyidc,I turthsr that steel coniincrcialIy known
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