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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-12-05
The TARIFF RATES
Comprehensive View of the Old
Law and Mckinley Bill.
THE CHANGES ONLY ARE SHOWN.

OF the Fourteen Schedules the Changes
In Ten Are Here Given Entire. While
Four Are Partially Conference.-The
Most Important Changes Carefully
Noted-Greatest Changes In Tobacco.
To complete understanding Of the Nc.
kinley bill, the reader must bear In mind
that a change from nd valOrem to specific
duties may mean either an increase or q
decrease, without that fact being at first
view apparent. A specific duty Is fixed
sum on each ton, pound, gallon or hundred
Of any article imported. An ad vaiorem
duty isa. fixed percentage on the cost Of
the article.
For instance, the 20 cents a. bushel on
wheat was but 10 per cent. when wheat
was y per bushel, and 20 per cent. when
wheat declined to 81. To equalize these
conditions the Mckinley bill changes many
articles from ad valorem to specific, and
imposes duties of both kinds on arti.
Giles thought to be liable to fluctuations;
but the exact increase or decrease depends
on so many contingencies that 1t cannot be
exactly set forth in tables like these.
No mention Is here made of any articles
of commerce on which the rates of duty
have not been changed. In the free list
only such articles are mentioned as have
been added. The FIRST figures given show
the new rate, the SECOND the old. In order
to save space, the metal, cotton, wood and
sugar schedules have been somewhat con-
'densed. In the free list only additions to
the old list have been given.
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SCHEDULE B. EARTHS, EARTHEN
WARE. GLASSWARE,
BRICK AND TILE.

BRICK AND TILE.
Fire brick, not glazed, enameled, ornamented
or decorated in any manner, per ton 81. IS. n
pc.
Glazed, enameled. ornamented or decorated. I'D
valorem, IS pc. 20pc.
Tiles and brick, other than fire brick, not
glazed, ornamented, painted, enameled, vitrffed
or decorated I'D valoreln, 25 p cope
Ornameuted, glazed, painted enameled, vitri-
fied or decorated, and all encaustic, ad valorem,
Gpc, cope Old rate, cncaustic, Us pc.
CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER.
Roman, Portland and other hydraulic cement.
I'm barrels, sacks or other packages. per 100 Id,
including weight OF barrel or package, &c, 20 G;
in bulk per 100 10, &c, cope.
Lime, Der 100 il, including weight OF barrel O.
package, &c, 10pc.
Plaster of Paris. or gypsum, ground, per ton.
81, 20 p G; calcined, per ton. $l.7o, cope.
EARTHENwARE, CHINA.
Gas retorts, each So, 25pc.
GLASS, GLASSWARE.
4 Green and colored. nodded or pressed and flint,
and lime glass Lottl,s, holding mere than one
pint, and delni5ohns end carboys Covered or un;
covered), and other nodded or pressed green and
colored, and Eint, o.. line bottle glassware, not
specially Irovi.cl for, per u. ic ic; 10 p when
oiled, exclusive cf contents.
Green aud colored. nodded OF pressed. and fiint.
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SCHEDULE E-SUGAR.

The sugar schedule has four provisions: !. All
sugars below No lG, Dutch standard, and all mo-
lasses are admitted free. 2. All sugars above No
16 are fairfield Nc per ID and 1-10c extra if i'm.
ported from countries which pay bounty on the
expectation of such sugars higher than they pay
lied to impose duties on all sugars, molasses,
coffee, tea and hides from any country which i'm
poses on the products of the United States duties
he may deem unequal and unreasonable'-th OBJ
ject being to secure reciprocity. d. A bounty is
to be paid on sugars produced in the United
States: &c per ID for sugar testing 20 degs. or
more and lNc per 10 on sugars below 90 and
above 30. Strict rules are laid down for pre-
venting fraud, and no bounty is to be paid to any
one producing less than 500 lbs. All these pro
visions take effect April !, 1884, and apply to all
kinds of sugar. All machinery for making beet
sugar is admitted free till July !. 1892 But gu
cose, or grape sugar. is rated with confectionery
and fairfield No per Id. Other confectioneries
from SC to SO D c.
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SCHEDULE l-coTToN MANuFAcT.
tIRES

On nearly all cotton goods there is an advance,
ranging from to 40 p c, but on few items there
is small decrease The changes. however, from
ad valorenn to specific and vice versa and the
minute genera! provisions are So many that ex.
perience alone can determine the exact amount
Of the advance. The most extensive and import
ant changes are as follows:
On cotton cloth bleached, dyed. colored, stained,
painted or printed, containing an admixture OF
yard, and ad valorem, Ice and IS c, 50pc.
Clothing, ready made, and articles of wearing
neckties or mel war ,nosed of otfon or
vegetable fiber, Of " ich cotton or other vege-
table fiber is the component material of chief
value, made up manufactured wholly in
part BY the tailor seamstrees or manufacturer;
all of the foregoing not specially provided for I'D
valorem. % pe, sop
All such clothing .eady made and articles Of
wearing apparel having India rubber as compo-
nent material (nos including gloves elastic ar
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SCHEDULE H-SPIRlTS, WINES AND
OTHER BEVERAGES.

Brandy and other spirits manufactured or dis
titled from grain or other materials, and not spe
Sc sial1y crowded for in this act per proof gallon
On all compounds or preparations of which dis
titled spirits are component part OF chief value,
not specially provided for in this act there shall
be levied duty not less than that imposed upon
distilled spirits.
Cordials, liquors. arrack, absnthe, kirschwas.
ser, ratafa and other spirtuous beverages or bit
ters of all kinds containing spirits, and not spe-
cially provided for, per proof gallon, $3.50, g..
Bay rum or bay water, whether distilled or
compounded, of first proof and in proportion for
sny ssa'e' strength than first proof per gallon
Champagne and all other sparkling wines, in
bottles containing each not more than one quart
and not more than one pint, per dozen, S., 81.
Containing not more than one pint each and
more than one-half pint, per dozen, 81, $3.50.
Containing one-half pint each or less, per dozen,
In bottles or other vessels containing more than
quart each. in addition to So per dozen bottles
C$7 is the present rate) on the quantity in ex-
$as5
Ale, porter and beer, in bottles or jugs, per
gallon, 40c, Csc; but no separate or additional
duty shall be assessed on the bottles or jugs.
Malt extract, fluid, in bottles or jugs per gallon,
DOC, 35c; solid or condensed, ad valorem, 20 p c,
new.
Cherry juice and prune juice. or prune wine
and other fruit juice, not specially provided for,
containing not more than 10 p c Of alcohol, per
gallon 6Oc, 20 pc. .tft -FS
If containing more than ispc Of alcohol, per
proof gallon. $3.50, cope.
Ginger ale, ginger beer lemonade soda water
and other similar waters in plain, green or col
ored nodded or pressed glass bottles containing
each not more than three fourths Of pint per
dozen 13c 20 and S0pc.
Containing more than three ourths of pint
each and not more than one and one-half pints
per Dozen 26c, 20 and a0pc.
But no separate or additional duty shall be as
sessed on the bottles. If imported otherwise than
In plain green or colored nodded or pressed glass
bottles. or in such bottles containing more than
one and one-half pints each, SO cents per gallon,
and in addition thereto, duty shall be collected
on the bottles or other coverings, at the rates
that would be chargeable thereon If imported
empty
All mineral waters Gree under old law) and
all limitations of natural mineral waters. and
all artificial mineral waters not specially pro
vided for in plain green or colored glass bot.
ties. containing lot more than one pint per dozen
bottles. lGc,. 10 p C; IL containing more than
one pint aud not more than one quart, per dozen
bottles &c. 80 p c; but no separate duty shall
be assessed upon the bottles.
II imported otherwise than In plain green
colored glass bottles or II imported in such bot.
ties containing more than one quart, per gallon,
20c, 30pc.
And IN addition thereto duty shall be collected
upon the bottles or other covering ct the same
rates that would be charged IL imported empty or
separately
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SCHEDULE HORTICULTURAL PROD
UCTS AND PROVISIONS.

ANIMALS, LIVE.
Horses and mules per head, $50, 20 p C: pro
vided, that horses valued at $3.50 and over shall
pay duty of - p c Gd valorem.
Cattle, more iAan year old, per head $40
90 c. year old or less. per head. 81. 20pc.
sheep. i year old or more. per head $3.50, n
pc; less than year old, per head 15c. 0pc.
BREADsTUFFs, FARINACEOUs SUBSTANCES
Barley, per bushel of 20 lbs, 30c, 10c.
Barley malt, per bushe of "a lbs, 45c. zoe.
Barley, pearled patent or hulled, per 10, &c, NC
Buckwheat, per 6ushel of 4s lbs, l5c, 1Opc.
CORN %eaI per Sushel Of Is 8 b IS iS
Macaroni. vermicelli and all similar prepare
tions, per ID, &c. free
Oats per bushel, 15c l0c.
Oatmeal, per ID, 1c, Nc.
Rice, cleaned, per ID, &c, exc; unclaimed. per
ID, Nc. IIsc: paddy, per lib, pc, 1Ac; rice flour
Which e viii Through sieve
cially as No IL wi.e sieve, per ID, Nc new.
Wheat. per bus, ell, Csc, s0c
Wheat -four. ad valoren, IS p c, Opc.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Butter, and substitutes therefor, per ib. &c. &C.
Cheese, per 10, &c, &c.
s MilIE, fresh, per gallon, SC, i9pS
OF packages, per 10, &c, 20 pc.
Sugar Of milk, per lb, &c, free.
FARM, FIELD PRODUCTS.
Beans, per bushe of 10 pounds, DOC. 1Opc.
Beans, peas and mushrooms, prepared or pre-
served, In tits, jars bottles. or otherwise, I'D
vi R,Oam e 20 ? 6; , sop ToS e. free
OROom COi lie pa ton 90 AAcC.
Cabbages. each. &c. 1upc.
Cider, per gallon, SC, cope.
Eggs per dcZen, &c, free.
Eggs yelk of, ed valorem, Is p c, s0pc.
Hay, per ton, 81. 50.
Hops, per 10. 15c, &c.
Onions, per bushel i0c, 10pc.
Peas, green. in bulk or in barrels sacks or SINH
lar package, per bushe of 20 lbs. 4Oc, 1Opc.
Peas, dried, per buslel, 2Oc, Upc.
Split peas, per bushei Of " lbs SOC, Apc.
Peas in cartons. rapers or other small packages,
per ID, 1c r-c.-. :
Plants, trees, sliruLs and vines Of all kinds com.
monty known a: nursery stock, not specially pro
vided for, sd valorenl, 20 p ., free.
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SCHEDULE L-slLK, SILK GOODS.

Spun sir IN skeins or cops or on beams, ad va
lorem, 35 pc, cope.
Velvets, pushes or other pile fabrics, contain
ing, exclusive of selvedges, less than rs p in
weight of silk, per pound and ad valoren, 81 SO
and IS pc, so pc; containing, exclusive of sci.
wedges, rs or more in weight of silk per lb and
ad valorem, $3.50 and 15pc, 5Opc. But in no
case shall any of the foregoing articles pay less
rate of duty than so p ad valorem.
Weddings, so p C, IS pc.
Laces and embroideres, handkerchiefs, neck
rulings and ruchings clothing ready made and
articles of wearing apparel Of every description,
wholly or in part by the tailor, seamstress or
manufacturer, composed of silk or of which silk
s the component material of chief value, not spe.
50pc; provided that all such clothing ready
made and articles of wearing apparel, when
composed in part of india rubber (not including
gloves or elastic articles that are specially pro-
&c per ounce. and in addition thereto 10 ad
valorem.
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~ lme glass bottles, and Walls holding not more
than one pint and not less than ne.quarter Of .
pint, per 10, NJ y; 30 pc when filled exclusive s
q pint, per gross, 5Oc. ic ID: SO p when filled,
exclusive Oh contents. The value OF bottles
containing any OF these articles must also he
bottles must be arifYed AZ glass; aud none at lsss
Fin. and lime; pressed glassware not cut, en-.
printed, stained. slversS or sdsd. aS vaIorc@,
Az articles Of glass. cut, engraved painted, col.
gilded. not Including plate glass silvered or look
Ing glass plates, ad valorcm, 10 p c, 45pc.
Thin blown glass; blown with or without =
or Of %aa az
the component material OF chief value, not spe-
cially provided for In this act. ad valorem. 90 pc
Heavy blown glass, blown with or without
mold, not cut or decorated, finished or unfinished
Porcelain or opal glassware. ad valorem. 90 p Q,
Unpublished cylinder, crown and common win
dow glass above ~ by 50 inches square, per h.
Cylinder and crown glass, polished, above "a BY
Al f1ted, rolled or rough plate glass, weighing
dtttonal duty on the excess at the same rates
herein imposed (The above was the old provis.
ion): Provided, That all Of the aboveplate glass,
Wnen ground, 6MOOtneO or OCnerwlse OO6cur60,
shall he subject to the same rate OF duty as cast
polished plate glass unsilvered But no looking
glass p ites, or plate glass silvered when framed,
shall pay a less rate Of duty than that imposed
upon similar glass Of like description not framed
but shall pay In addition thereto upon such
frames the rate Of duty applicable thereto when
imported separate (The old additional duty when
framed was 30 pc upon the frames.) Cast polished
plate glass, svered or uusilvered, and cylinder,
crown or common window glass; when ground,
obscured, frosted, sanded enameled beveled,
etched embossed, engraved, stained, colored or
otherwise ornamented or decorated, shall be sub.
ject to duty OF 10 p c, ad valorem In addition to
the rates otherwise chargeable thereon (This
IL a new classification, such glass heretofore be.
ing subject to various duties
Spectacles and eyeglasses, 90 p c, Is p C; on
spectacles and eyeglass frames. ad valorem. 90 p
c. IS and 45pc.
On lenses costing $l..O per gross pairs, or less
ad valOrem, 20 pc. 45pc.
Spectacle and eyegass lenses with their edges
ground or beveled to fit frames, ad valorem, GU
C, 45pc.
STONE.
Burr stones manufactured or bound up into
milstones ad valorem. IL &c, cope
FreestOne, granite, sandstone, limestone and
other building or monumental stone, except mar.
bic, manufactured or undressed not specially
provided for in this act, per cubic foot. lie; 81
per ton.
Freestone granite, sandstone, limestone and
other building or monumental stone, except mar
hle, not specially provided for in this act, hewn,
dressed or polished, ad valorem, 40pc, cope.
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SCHEDULE F-TOBACCO AND MANU-
FACTURES OF.

stemmet, per Id, 81, 75c; if stemnied, per ID,
$2.75, 81.
Provided, that il any portion of any tobacco
imported in any bale, box or package, or In bulk,
shall be suitable for cigar wrappers the entire
quantity of tobacco contained in such bale, box
or package or bulk shall be dutiable as above
(new).
All other tobacco in leaf, manufactured and
not stemmed. per ID, 85c. 35c; If stemmed. per ID.
SOC. 4Oc.
Cigars, cigarettes and cheroots of all kinds, per
ID, 81. 50 and 25 C. s.. so and ESP
Paper cigars and cigarettes, including wrap
pers, shall he subject to the same duties as ar.
herein imposed upon cigars.
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SCHEDULE M-PULP, PAPERS, BOOKS


Mechanically ground wood pulp. per ton dry
weight, $3.50, 10pc.
Chemical wood pulp, unbleached, per ton dry
weight SO, 10pc; bleached, per ton dry weight
81, 10pc.
Papers known commercially copying paper,
altering papeIS silver paper aud all tissue paperl
white or coored, made up in copying books,
reams or In any other form, ad valorem, &c and
15pc, % pc; albumenized or senstized paper. ad
valorem, 35 pc, IS pc.
Papers known commercially as surface coated
papers and manufactures thereof, card boards
bound or unbound Except illustrations when
forming part of a periodical newspaper or in
printed books accompanying the same) and all
photographic process, and photograph, autograph
and scrap albums wholly or partially manufact
ured. adj valorem, 35 pc, Is to 5Opc.
MANUFACTURES OF PAPER
Playing cards, per pack 50c, l0opc
Manufactures of paper, or of which paper is the
component material of chief value not specially
provided for IN this act valoIem, IS p C, Is pc
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|
seeds not speca for Rer n u,nns q % =
oilcake made from imported seed;
Agricultural seeds, "a valoren, ~ 9, .res
Vegetables OF oil kinds prepared or pFeServsu'
opicfss and sauces of all kinds not special,
provided Tor, al vaicrem, 70 ., % Pc .,,.uv
Vegetables ~ tne'r hatu uaIn ss%S' o. 10
provided for ~ TINS acs, "a Valore"'' 20 20 WV
Straw, ad yalorem, W P Q. free.
Teaxles, ad valorem ~ p c. tree
FISH; .,
Fish, smoked, dried; salted. picked, frozen
ton, not specially provided for, per H. NC w.
| Fresh fish, Nc, free.
Herrings fresh per ID. Nc, free
| Fish In cans or packages made OF ITO OF 9ta Sn
inerated or provided for, nd val rem, so g Y
| g and 9pc; u. ,,,., rs,a,
containing shell nsh admtea free ., uu.y ~ ~" ~s
exceeding one quart 10 contents Per aoAen "s.
or packages, &c. Isci wmer a. aecS adt;nrs haii
addltlohai duty per uo.e , ~. A. a" prnvidad
yuas' VI iI" I % trao, .~"h cans ar nacka0es
LILY ~, Sa.m a " ~ nov, ~rov,Sed nv law
sos" oo @on''.eu e. ~" ~ T,,Tc
FRulIs AND 1,, NoI -. h,,.ns, o.
Fruits-Appies' Rroen OF 1'pe' PCT "us"e' NV
free. .a -. r..
Apples, dred, 0esscaSeu, o. .;s n. y,
pared In any manner anu NOT otneTw'se p'ov'oo'
for per TO- &C. Isee, .h, ,,,n,c t..t cap.citv mr.
grapes, per Dol OF C9Ec co cuo'C .ees S~P~~" VI
fractional part thereof, oGc, SPS'
RUNS ana prunes, per 'o 81 w.
Figs, per ID, exc, &C. =. -,
oranges lemons anu a. Ie !" sscsSsoe ,Sc
pacty OF "a cuo.c ie1. OF .ess, r.. ""Sc fss,
In packages OF capacity exceed,nx e cuoG aee'
anu anu no. exceeains M u' exceeJ;n~ IL cmh.:
feet and not exceeding caD,c ,ee., He no SSi,,
Ooci ~ puckoseo, ", SoPeS.ty y. ...asaI
teet, toT every auu'soI hu s" . tSoosanI a. "a.
paa', ~ edT;.;; ,hara,o d,,,r ~ an n = I'D valo
ra,,, ',,,o ,he hnxas or barrels Containing such
nranvas Lemons ar lines Old Rates-Oranges:
II fo.as Ia". hoxas 5ic. other nackages. 30
10" ~ %usi q, al mar Thousand Iemons: Half
kox..s IG,' 6oyes allc. other packages. 90 o G:
hill 90 ner thonsand Lines: 20 G.
"u n % PC ." H. SiHa o.
Er,',n ,nrresarya3 IN their own iuices. nd valo
49,, Vs. IN - - % ny 50
e nron,p re"l and ,amo, neal, preserved or can
died ner NJ De- Snc. '' =
N'eN' p'' ~ w. N1Ts
rx,.. .ho,,oa ,or II, g, q,
N,,.s ns sn sim ho Ill., % Or mrshaad not sne
It'll , VI III M, Gus ar IL ia % 'r
MEAT rhoDoSis
Bacon ana Mans per 10, DC @c'
Beei ana porR, per TO- "c' IT,
Mutton, &c l0pc.,,
Extract of meat, all not specially provided Tor or
In this act per TO- 35c ~ c; mud extract c1G 81
meat, per 10, l5c ~ G; ana no separate or auu
tional duty shall be collected on such coverings
dessne a @ ss eher S than IN the q
meat e extraft se nsr III 90 % o. dressed per H.
Wool grease, including that known CONNER
cially as degras or brown wool grease per h. Nc,
1Opc
MISCELLANEOUS pRODICTS
Cocoa butter or cocoa butterne, per ID, SIC, 20
ne
Dapdelion root and acorns prepared, and other
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SCHEDULE D-WooD AND MANU.
- H. EACTuRES OF -y--e ------

a more uniform reduction Of one-half; but If
planned also, from Soc to 81 30 per 1000 feet is add
ed, according to the fineness Of the finish If
on lumber, then the old rates of duty are to be
charged. Cedar, which was free, is to pay 20 c,
and the fine woods like mahogany, etc, are to
pay considerable advance on the old rates.
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FlSxseed OF ..linseed and poppyseed oil, raw,
boiled or oxidized, per gallon Of ~ lib weight,
&c. Csc.
Olive oil, fit for salad purposes, per gallon s5c
95pc.
Peppermint oil, per Id, s0c, s5pc.
Seal herring whale and other s as oil not spe
Opium containing less than o C Of morphia,
and opium prepared for smoking, per ID, $l2.
The Importation OF opium Of this description was
prepared for smoking duty of $40 per Id was
placed But opium prepared for smoking and
other preparations of opium deposited in bonded
warehouses shall not be removed therefrOm with
out payment OF duties and such duties shall not
be refunded.
PAINTS, COLORs, vARNIsHEs.
Baryta sulphate Of or barytes including barytes
manufactured, per ton, $6.72, Nc h..
Blues, such as Berlin, Prussian, Chinese and all
others containing ferrocyanide Of iron dry or
ground in or mixed with oil, per h., &c, 20 c; in
pulp or mixed with water, per ID on the material
contained therein when dry, &c, 20 p and s5 p c.
Blanc-fixe. or satin white, or artificial sulphate
Of barytes, per 10, nc 25pc.
Black, made from bone, ivory or vegetable,
under whatever name known, including bone
black or lamp black, dry or ground in oil or water.
Chrome yellow, chrome green, and all other
chromium colors in which lead and bichron,ate of
potash or soda are component parts, dry or
in pulp or mixed with water. per Id on the ma
terial contained therein when dry. 41ac, 25pc
Ochre and ochrey earths, sienna and sienna
earths, lumber and lumber earths not specially
provided for in this act, dry, per ID, Nc, We.
Ultramarine blue, per Id, 416c, Sc.
VarnisheS, including 80 called gold size or
japan, ad valorem. IS pc, 4Opc Gold size was
free)
vermion. red, and colors containing quick
silver, dry or ground In oil or water, per ID, 12c
s5gc . .,... n d.
cope
All paints and colors. mixed or ground with
water or solutions other than oil and CONNER
cally known as artists water color paints. AL
valorem, 30pc, 25pc.
LEAD PRODUCTS.
Acetate of lead, white, per ID, 51sc. &C., brown.
per ID, 31ac, DC.
Orange mineral, per ID, 31sc, &c
Phosphorus. per ID, 20c 10c
POTASH.
Caustc or hydrate of. refined, In sticks rolls,
pei Id, 1c, cope
Nitrate of. or saltpeter, refined, per Ill., 1c, 118c
PREPARATIONS.
Calomel and other mercurial medicinal prepare
tons, ad valorem IS pc, 25 pc.
Santonine and all salts thereof containing 30 pc
of santonine, $780, SO.
CASTLE soap, per TO- Nc, cope.
SODA. .1r,
Bicarbonate Of soda, or supercarbonate of, OF
saleratus per ID, &c, 111c.
Suphate Of soda or salt cake or inter cake per
ton Si.25, cope.
strychnia or strychnine and al salts thereof,
per ounce, 4oc SOC.
Sulphur, refined, per ton, s., $40; sublimed or
flowers of, p r ton, $40, $50:
Sumac. ground, perlb, s-lOc Bloc
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SCHEDULE A. CHEMICALS, OILS,
PAINTS.


Acetic or pyroligneous acid, not exceeding the
specific gravity Of 0!7 per lb, 1c, &c; exceeding
the specific gravity Of l:o47 per l6, Dc loc.
Chronic acid, per ID, &c, 15pc.
Sulphuric acid or oil of vitriol, not otherwise
specially provided for, per ID, Ac. free
Tannic acid or tannin, per Id, 75c, 81
Ammonia-Carbonate Of per h., 1Nc, 20 C;
muriate of, or sal-ammoniac per lb, Mc, 10 p C;
Blue yitriof Or saphats 81 copper. per lib, &c, &c.
Chalk prepared, precipitated, French and red,
per lib, 1c, 20 PC
Chloroform, per lb, Csc, Soc
COAL TAR PREPARATIONS.
Cobalt, oxide of, per lb, 3Oc cope.
Ethers sulphuric, per ID, 4Oc, 5Oc.
Spirits of nitrous ether per ID, 25c 30c.
Extracts and decoctions of logwood and other
dye woods extract of sumac and extracts of
banks such as are commonly used for dyeing or
tanning, not specially provided for in this act, per
ID, 2Sc, 1Opc. Old rate, extract of sumac, 90 &c.
Extracts Of hemlock bark, per 10, Nc, cope,
Gelatine, glue and isinglass, or fish glue valued
at not above 7c per Ii, per ID, nc, e5 to 80 c;
u. I'D valorem s5 20 to 80 &C.; valued at above
Glycerine, crude, not purified, per lb, 1a4c, &c;
refined, per 10, 411c, &c.
Indigo, extracts or pastes Of, per lib, Nc. 1opc;
1o odtae' nssp psr iS sl Rsr j. &C. 40'
Licorice, extracts Of in paste, rolls or other
fos%s psr H. s Sc and ID sdcD. H.
salts, per ID. 5ioc, ihc. ' '''''"'e' -'p'''
Morp ld Or q, morphine and all salts thereof per
AliSarine assistant or soluble oil: or oleate of
soda or Turkey red oil containing less than SO D
Of castor OIL per gallon 4oc IS 9; all other, ad
ess sss a. o r. oa IL & x IS weight, ,o