The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-04

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ice or otherwise prepared by any pro
cess for preservation; fsh cured, BIS
this exception, are classed with iothel
foreign caught preserved fish at * cen
per pound, as in the present law. z
SCHEDULE PROVISIONS ON ANIMALS.
Horses and mules, 500 head (noH
20 per cent. ad valorem); cattle more
than year old. IS per head tnow &C
per cent. sd valorem); hogs and sheep
| so cents (now 20 per cent. ad valoreml
Beans, per busheI, % cents (now 10 per
cent. ad valorem); beans, peas and
mushrooms, prepared or preserved, 25
cents per gallon (now 80 per cent. ad
valorem); cabta yes, cent each {now
10 per cent. ad valorem); chicory root
burnt or roasted, 1 cent per
pound (now 2 cents); ground
or granulated, in rolls or other
wise prepared, ~ cents; cocoa
butter or cocoa butterine. 81 cents
(now 20 per cent?; dsndelion root and
acorns prepared, and other articles
used, as coffee or substitutes, not
especially enumerated ~ cents per
pound (now 2 cents); extract of meat,
all not specially provided for, IS cents
per pound (now 20per cent ad valorem) !;
fluid extract of meat Is cents per
pound (now 20 per cent. sd vslorem).
Frrits-Grapes, cent pound fnow
20 per cent?; oranges. lemons orlimes,
in packages OF capacity Of IL
cubic feet, or less 10 #cents
per package demons. now 16 cents, and
oranges 10 CENTS per box); exceeding
II and not exceeding 21S cubic fset, 20
cents, lemons 20 cents, oranges 25 cents;
exceeding 2X and not exceeding cubic
feet, As cents (now So cents; exceeding
cubic feet, for every additional foot or
fractional part thereof. cents; in bulk,
S1.50 per 1000 (now 20 par cent ad
valorem, lemons So per 1000, oranges
SLIGO per 10000. Ginger or ginger root
preserved in sugar or otherwise, and
citron preserved or canned, 4 cents per
pound (now 35 per cent ad valorem) !;
orange peel and lemon peel preserved
or candied, 2 cents per pound.
Fish: Mackerel. picked or salted, l
cent per pound (uow 50 per barely;
b ,rIEs2 cklei or saltt d, 4 cent (no S.$1
per DarreD; salmon, picked, Il cent (now
50 Der barely; other fish picked in bar
rels 1cent per pound (now 50 a barely ;
cans or packages of tin or other material
containing fish of any kind admitted free
of duty under the existing law or
treaty, exceeding OIL quart, ~ cent for
each additional quart or fractional part
in addition to the present rate.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hops 10 cents pound crow 8
cents.) Macaroni vermecelliI and
other similar preparations 2 cents
per pound; milk preserved or
condensed cents per pound 40 per
cent? Spices ground or powdered not
specially provided for 4 tents per
pound (5). Filberts and walnuts 2. CENTS
per pound (3): nuts not enumerated
~ cents (2), Peas in bulk. barrels or
sacks 10 cents per bushel 40 per cent?
split peas 20 cents q. bushel (20); peas
in cartons, paper or small packages 4
cent per pound e csnts). Rice, cleaned,
l ceat per pound (2H cents); uncleaned
rice and rice -four and meal a cent
per p 'und az cents and COPPER cent.
respectively; broken rice n cent per
p ound ~ oents.) Castor beans IS cents
per busbel (5O.) Starch cents per
ouud (2L cents.) Vegetables of all
kinds, preserved, including pitches
and sauces. IS per cent. go q 35.