The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-31


s, ances, and not erwise provided for. forty per
cen tum ad vaiorem
Flax not hac kied or dressed, dollars por ton /;
hack ed known dressed line, thirty dollars per ton.
Hemp, Manila and other ike substitutes Tor hemp,
not otherwise provided Tor, twenty dollars per ton
Tow OF q * or hemp, eight dollars per ton
Juic Sum and Sisa grass and other vegetable SUD-
stances not enumerated, used for cordage ten dollars
per ton.
Bags cotton bags and bagslng, ana all otner ike
manufactures not otherwise provided for except bag
ging for cotton, composed wholly or IN part OF tax,
hemp or Jute. sunny CLOTH eunny bags or other ma
teriai) twenty per centum ad valorem.
ON bagging tor cotton or other manufactures not
provided lor suitable Tor the uses Tor when
cotton uagging is applied composed IN whole or in
part OF hemp juie. fax gunny bags gunny cioth, or
other material, aud valued al seven cents or less
per square yard, ono and a half cents per pound;
valued seven cents per square yard Two ana
hall cents per pound
Tarred cables or cordagc, two and a half cents pcr
pound. .
other untarred corda2e, three cents per pound
Hemp yarns four cents per pound
Scenes, five cents pvr pound.
valorem.
Grass cloth. twenty per centum ad valorem
Jute yarns twenty per ccntum ad valorem
Jute butts SIX dollars per ton
On all manufactures OF hemp, nax jute, Sisal or
Manila grass, OF whatever description. or Tor what
ever purpose, or OF which hemp, lax, juto Ssa or
Manila grass shall be the component material OF CHIEF
value, not otherwise provided for. thirty per ccntum
ad val0rem.
On all still wines casks containing not
more than twenty-five per centutn of alcohol, and
valued at not exceeding forty cents per gallon,
twenty-five cents per gallon; valued at over forty
cents per gallon ana not over oGe dollar per gallon
sxty cents per gallon valued at over one dollar per
gallon one dollar ana hity Genus per gallon Wines OF
ali kiuds imported bottles, and not otherwise pro
ylded for shall subject TO duty OF one hundred
per cenium ad voiorem; provided, that any
VINES imported containing more than twenty-tour
ner OF aicono shall be lorlelted to the Uuit0d
States provided, also, that there shall be an allow
apce OF Ave per centum aud no more on all enerves
bottles, be deducted from tho invoice quantity in
lieu oil breakage
containing each not moro than one quart and moro
than pn six dollars per dozen oottlcs contain
ms not more than pint each and more Than ono
hat pint, three dollars per dozeni containing one
Lalf put eacn less one dollar and iity
cents per dozen bottles; aud in bottles con-
tanning more than quart each shall pay,
IN addition dollars per dozen 1otes at tho rate
Of Two avas sr p1 hosin sut any ouors cor taalny
more than twenty-iour per centum OF alcohol which
shall be entered under the name oil VINE shai Dc or
fc ed 10 the United States
BRANDY aud other spirits manufactured distilled
from grain other materials, and not otherwise pro-
vlded Tor, collars per PROOF gallon. Each ana
every gauge or gallon OF measurement shall DO
counted as proof gallon ana the standard
for determining the proof OF brandy and other Spirits
and of wiue and liquors any kind imported, snail
be the same that which Is defined IN tue laws rela
ing TO internal revenue.
in all com pouuds or preparations of which distilled
spirits is a component oil chle value there shall
levied duty not less than that imposed upon dis
titled spirits.
Cordials, liqueurs, arrack, absinthe krscnwasser
raraia ana similar spiriuous beverages or bit
tiers containing Spirits anu not OTHERWISE proviued
Tor, two collars per proof gallon
No lower rate or amount OF duty shall be levied,
other spir,tuous beverages than that fixed
by law the description OF first proof,
but il shall be Increased III proportion for any
greater strens tn than the strength first proof; and
no brandy spirits other sprituous beverages under
hrst proof shall pay less rate OF duty 'na% niay per
SPIRITS, OF wines imported by any names whatever.
shall be subject TO the highest rate oil duty provided
for the genuine articles respectively nehdcd to be
represented, ami IN no case less than one dollar per
gallon.
per gallon; otherwise than in bottles, twenty cents
Vermouin the same duty as on wines OF the same
cost
Fusei oil or amy lie alcohol, dollars per gallon.
SCHEDULE E-MErAiS
Iron pigs, five dollars per iou.
Iron ore and scrap rou, one dollar per ton.
Sheet IRON, common or black, not thinner than
thinner Than number twenty ana not thlhhsr tnah
number twenty five wire gauge quarters OIL one
cent per pound; thinner than number twenty-five
wire gauge, one cent per pound
Tagger's IRON, one cent per pound
Smooth polished sheet IRON, by whatever name
designated. one cent per pound
Steel railway bars, one ccnt per pound.
Iron steel ana anuiaciures OF iron and steel of
every description, not otncrwise provided ior made
up IN wnoie Ia part OF or steel, or oil winch
IRON or tho component of chief value thirty
i've per centum ad valorein
Lead ore, one and hal! cents per pound.
Lead saeets pipes or shot, Two and threequarter
cents per pound
Lead 10 pigs bars and old scrap lead fit OILY to
be rcmanuiactured, Two cents per pound
Quicksilver, fifteen per centum ad vaiorem.
Zluc, spelter tutenegne Manufactured In blocks or
Digs one aud enali per pound.
Zinc, spelter, tutenegue III Sheets two and one
quarter cents per pound
Tin IN y ales or Sheets and taggcrs' tin,
cent per pound IN bars, pigs or blocks aud gram tin,
ten per centuin ad vaioren.
TIN plates galvaDK IL or coated with any metal
by electric batteries one ard han cents per pound.
lin plates gavinzed or coated win any metal
otherwise IMAM by electric batteries, Two cents per
pound.
Copper in Ores matte regulus. and in ali forms
in winch the copper is advanced to the
metallic state oue-lourth OF one ceut per pound
The line copper contained tnre assayj any gold or sill
yer accrulng thereon to tie Tree oil duty.
Copper pigs, Uars slabs, precipated copper, and
in All forms which the copper metallic oil below
nlnelyeght per centum PURIFY thre assayh two cents
per pound on the line copper contained
| Refined copper OF commercial purify, or ninety
eight per centum and upward, IN ineois cakes, tile,
bars, shot, ana all forms not Tu"eu thfeo cents per
pound.
| aud hammered copper, Gvc cents per pound, except
sheathng copper III sheets OF ior'y-egbt inches long
and fourteen inches widc, from iourleon 10 thirty
per square loot which shall be three cents
| Yonow sneathng metal and yellow metal bolts OF
which the component part oi chiei value is copper
shall lie deemed manufactures oi copper, ana shall
pay duty now prescribed 10y law Tor m-nu iacturcs
OF copper 80,
copper Is the component of chief value, not other
wise provided Tor, Ihrty.Gvo per ccntum ad vaorem.
| On old copper III only 10 reinelt, Two cents per
pound.
Gold leaf one dollar and hfty cents per package of
| five hundrcd leaves, and IN IKE proportion ior any
NUMBER OF leaves. SILVER Iea seventy ive cents per
package OF I'VE hundred leaves, and IN Ike proportion
| Tor any number oil leaves.
Dutch ana bronze metal IN leaf. ten per centum ad
| vaorem.
Argentine, alabata or German silver. unmauuiac-
| turcd twenty five per centum al vaiorcm.
Brass ana OLD brass III only 10 DC re-
| manufactured, ten per contuh al Vuiorein
Articles not Otherwise provided tor made OF gold,
silver German silver or patna or of wncn either OF
these metals shall be u component part OF chie value,
| iorly per centum al valorcn.
Snverplatod metal, IN sheets or other form, thirty
| five per ceutum nd valorem.
Manufactures, articles, vessels and wares not other
Wise provided i0r OF brass, iron, Lead pewter. anu
TN or other except GOLD, silver, platna, copper
and Siec oil which etuer OF these metals shall DC
the omponent part OF chief value, thirty. per
centum al vaorcni,
Metals uniuanuiactureG not otherwise provided Tor