The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-31
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JANUARY 81 ls7s-TRPLE

unceaned TWO cents per pound; paooy ono aud nalI
Capers pickles. catsup and sauces OF all kinds. not
otherwise provided for thiry-nve per centum nd va
loren
sealed unsealed. IN cans or otherwise, bnirIynve
per centum ad vaorcm
Vinegar, ten cents per gallon
SCHEDULE G-sUGARs.
Sugar not above number seven, Dutch standard In
color that tests not above eighty by the polars
cope, including tank bottoms coDcretcs, syrups OF
sugarcane JUICE mel,do, concentrated meIado, con-
oentratcd molasses and inolasses that tests above
ftty-two by tho poarscopc, shall pay duty OF two
Sugar above number seven, and not above number
ten, Dutch standard in color and that tests not above
eiehtyhve by the polariseope shall pay duty OF two
sugar above ten, and not above thirteen, Dutch
STANDARD in color and that tests not above ninety by
the poarscope, shall pay duty oi two cents and
eighty-ive hundredths of cent per pound
Sugar above thirteen. Dutch standard In color, or
that tests ninety by tho polariscops sha pay
duty of four cents and five hundredths OF cent per
pound
sugar candy not colored, ten cents per pound
AL other confectionery, not otherwise provided for,
made wholly in part OF sugar, and on sugars after
beng rclned when 'incinfed, colored or IN any way
adutera,ed valued At hrty cents per pound or less,
fifteen tents per pound
Confectionery valued above thirty cents per pound,
when sold by tue box package or otherwise than
by the pound, thirly-nine cents per pouhd
Moiasses, six and one-qu'rter cents per gallon
SCHEDULE H.-sILKs AND SILK GOODS.
On all SILK spun. Tor ng. III skeins or cops. thirty
per centum ad valorem; IN the gum, mol more al
yauced than singles tran thrown organznc, thirty
per ccntum al valorem floss silks sewing SILK in the
gum or purified, thrty-lve per cen.um adj valorem;
s,k twist composed OF mohair ana silk, thirty five
ner oentum nd yalorem; on all silks satns and vel
vets in the piece otherwise, or in whole or IN part
MADE up. Of Whatever description ana Ior whatever
purpose not otherwise provided tor fifty per csntum
on air manufactures except lace, composed Of silk
or OF which silk shall form component part oil Chief
value, olnerwisc provided Tor hity per contum ad
valorrn.
on silk plush twenty per centum ad vaorem.
on boiting CLOTH five per centuln ad vaorem.
On silk, raw, AS reelcd IRON the cocoon not being
way aud silk cocoons and silk waste, ten per centum
SCHEDULE L--spicx
PimontO, black, white, and RED or cayenne pepper,
ana Cloves ten cents per pound.
Ground plmento and ground pepper OF ali kinds,
cassa aud cassia vera, fifteen cents per pound.
Cinnamon, mace, nutmegs, cassia buds ana ground
cassia all other spices. not Otherwise specihed,
twenty five cents per pound.
pound.
Ginger preserved picked, and essence of ginger,
thirty five per centum al vaiorem.
SCHEDULE J--ToBACc0
Cigars cigarettes, IN part or IN whole OF paper,
or any other substance and tobacco, and cheroots
OF all kinds, three dollars ana nifty cents
manner ia which imported cigars shall be pack ed,
ana the number OF cigars to be allowed entry, con
tanned in section Dundred aud four oil the
Revised Statutes OF :ee United states 10 hereby re-
pealed. Touacco III leaf, manufactured and not
slcmmed, thirtyhve CENTS per pound Tobacco stems,
fifteen cents per pound
Tobacco manufactured, OF all descriptions,
s,emmeu tobacco not otherwise provided Tor, hity
Snuif and snuff -four manufactured OF tobacco,
ground, dry damp, aud picked, scented or other
wise OF ali descriptions, hfly cents per pound.
Unmanufacl tobacco, not otnerwsc provided
Tor, thirty per ceLtum ad valorem
SCHEDULE K.-woop.
On all lumber, including sawed boards, panks,
deals aod other LUMBER, whether paned, hnisheI or
Otherwise, of hemlock, pine, whilewood, sycamore,
Eastwood aud cottonwood. one dollar per thousand
Timber hewn or sawed, timber used in building
wharves, and spars. one dollar aud nifty ceuts per
thousand CUBIC ieet.
Timer squared or sided, not otherwise provided
for, ono dollar per thousand cubic ieet.
Hubs wheels posts last blocks, wagon blocks, oar
blocks gun blocks, heading blocks and all like blocks
or STICKS rough hewn or sawed only, ten per centum
al vaioreui.
Slaves Tor pipes hogsheads ana other CASKS, eight
per ccntum al vaorem
Slaves not otherwise provided for, nlteen per Gen.
tum ad valorcm.
Pickels palings, fifteen per centum ad valorem.
Laths, ten cents per thousand
Shingles, thirty cents per thousand.
Pine clapbOards, one dollar ana nifty cents per
thousand
Spruce capboards, one dollar and twenty-five cents
House cabinet furniture, in pieces or rough ana
not finished, thirty per centum ad vaorem Cabinet
ana house furniture nnisheu, tnirty-nve per
centum ad valorem.
Casks ana barrels empty sugar box shocks and
packing boxes OF wood not otnerwise provided Tor,
twenty-five per centum al valurcn.
Manufactures oil cedarwood, granadilla, ebony, ma
hogany, rosewood and satinwood, tnirty-hve per
Manufactures OF wood, or OF which wood is tho
component part Of chief value, not otherwise pro-
vIaed Tor, thirty per contum al vaorom
Wood manufactured not otherwlse provided Tor
twenty per centum ad valoren.
SCHEDULE L.-wooLLEN GOODS. WOOL.
All woods, hair ol tho alpaca goat anu other ami
mas snail be divided, tor the purpose oil hxipg he
duties to DO charged thereon, ino tho three follow
ins classcs-
Glass one.-Clothing WOOL
That Is To say, merino, mestiza. metz or mets
woods or other woods of ner no blood, immaculate
d
ike character with any OF the preceding. in
imported alto the Uuijed States from Buenos Ayrcs,
New Zealand, Australia, Cape OF Good Hope, Russia.
Great Britain Canada ana elsewhere and also inciud-
all woods hereinafter described or designated In
classes and three,
Class two-ComOing " ols-
That IS 10 say, Leicester, Cotswold, Lincolnshire,
Down comolng woods, Canada long "oo's, or other
Ike conibing woods OF English blood, and usually
known by the terms herein used, aud also all hair Of
the alpaca, goat aud other animals.
Class three.-Carpet woods aud other similar
wools:--
such as Donsk nativo South American, Cordova
Valparaiso, natlvo SMYRNA. and including all such
woods ike character have been hcreto usually
imported into The UIted States from Turkey, Greece,
Egypt, Syria aud elsewhere.
me duly upon wool OF tho nrst class which shall be
imported washed shall 10 twice the amount OF duty
10 which IT would be subjected II imported un-
washed. And the duty upon WOOL vi all ciasses
ich shalt be I'm porte secured shall be three times
the duty 10 which II would DO SUBJECT II imported
unwasned; and the duty upon WOOL Of the sheep
hair OF the alpaca goat anu otber animals when
shall be Imported ~ any other IMAM Tue ordinary con
dition now anu heretofore practceu, or whlcn
snail be ch ngcd IN It's character or condition Tor the
purpose OF evadng the duty, or whcn shall DC re-
duccd IN value by the admxtuie OF drt or any other
foreign substance, snail be twico the duty which IL
would b. Otherwise subject
Woois oi the urst Class the value whereof at inc
last port or piuce whence exported 10 the United
Staies excluding charges IN SAID port shall be thirty
Two cents or lees pound, ei sht cents pound
Woo.s vi the same Class tho value whereof at the
last port or place whence exported 10 tho United
States, excluding charges III slid port shall exceed
thirty-two cents pound, ten cents pound
Woods Vi second Class, ana all OF the Alpaca
goa other ANNALS, the value whereof at the last
port place wnenCe exported 10 tho United states,
excluding charges sad port, shall be thirtytwo
cent? or less pound, e9nt ccnts per pound.
Woos o the class the value whereof ut the
last port or place whence exported to the United
States, excluding charges IN said port, shall exceed
thirty.two cenis per pound, ten cents per pound.
Woods Ui the tuird Class The value whereof at the
States, excluding charges IN said port, shall be Twelve
cents or less per pound, two ana halt cents pei