Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30


Cheese. p per centum: milk preserved or
condensed, 20 per centum; beans. 20 per
centim: beans peas, mushrooms and other
vegetables prepared or preserved in tins.
jars, bottles or otherwise. including pickles
and sauces of all kinds, 80 per centum: hay,
s. per ton; honey, 10 cents per gallon; hops.
eight cents per pound; onions, 20 cents per
bushel; peas, dried, % cents per bushel split
peas, 80 cents per bushel of 60 pounds; peas
in cartons papers or other small packages,
one cent per pound; potatoes. 10 cents per
bushel of 60 pounds: haNs ted or linsced
poppyseed and other oil seeds. 20 cents per
bushel of j6 pounds, but no drawback shall
be allowed on oil cake made from imported
seed; vegetables in their natural state not
specially provided for, 10 per ccntum; an
chOvies sardines and other fish packed in
oil, 30 per centum fish, smoked, dried
saltcd, picked or otherwise prepared. three
touiths of one cent per pound; herrings,
picked, frozen or satcd and fish frozen
or packed in ice for preservation one
half of one cent per pound; fish
in cans or packages except anchovies and
sardines and fish packed in other manner
not specially enumerated, p per ccntum;
grapes, plums and prunes, 20 per centum;
comfits, swectmcots and fruits preserved in
sugar, syrup. mOlasscs on spirits and jclios
of all kinds, 80 per centem: fruits preserved
in their own juices, 20 per centum; filberts
and Walnuts of all kinds not shelled. cents
per pound; sheed / cents per pound: nut,
of all kinks, shelled or unshclled not special
ly provided for, one cent per pound puul-
try, live, , cents per pound; dressed, 3 cents
per pound; cocoa, prepared. > cents per pound
candelion root and acorns prepared. and
other articles used n coffee, or as sub,ti-
tutes Tor coffee, not especially provided for
in this act, one and one-half cent per pound:
starch, one cent per pound; deXtriuc, burnt
starch. gum substitute or British gum one
cent per pound vinegar, cents per gallon.
There shall be allowed ON the imported
| tin plate used in the manufacture of cans.
boxes, packages and all articles Of tmware
exported, either empty or filled with domcs
tic products. "A drawback equal to the duty
paid ON such tinplate, less one per centrum of
such duty.
No lower rate on amount of duty shall be
levied collected and paid ON brandy, spirit
and other spurious beverage, than that fixed
| by law for the description OF first proof but
it shall be increased in proportion for any
| greater strength than the strength of first
proof, and all limitations of brandy or spir-
it, or wines imported by any names what
ever, shall be subject 10 the highest rate
of duty provided for the genuine
articles respectively intended to be
represented but in no case less than one
dollar per gallon cherry juice and prune
| juice or prune wine and other fruit juice
containing eighteen per cent or less of
alcohol, 80 cents per gallon if contataininq
more than eighteen per cent OF alcohol.
one dollar and eighty cents per gallon
all limitations of natural mineral
waters, aud all artificial mineral
| waters, 30 per centum Valorcm,
cotton thread. yarn. warps or warp yarn,