The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-04-08

,plit peas, 20 cents per bushel OF 90 pounds:
peas IN cartons, papers or other small
paISSikages' , ! cent Per pound; ,.,,o. =, o.,
kinds. commonly known az nursery stock.
20 per cent. ad valorem.
Potatoes, 25 cents per bushel OF 60 pounds.
Caator beans or seeds, % cents per bushel
Flaxseed or inseed, poppy seed and
other, oil seeds. 30 cents per bushel of 90
pounds.
Garden seeds, agricultural seeds and 9TH
Vegetables OF ali kinds prepared or pre-
served, 45 per cent. ad valorem.
Vegetables in their,natural state 25 per
Straw, 30 per cent ad valorem.
Teazels, 30 per cent. ad valorem.
measuring not moro than inches long, 4
inches Wide and 3ia Inches deep, 10 cents per
whole box: In half boxes, measuring not
ia inches deep, cents each; in quarter
boxes, measuring not more than g. lnches
long. S,s inches vide and ~ inches ~, desp. ,p
form. ~ per cent. ad vaiorem.
Fish. plched. in barrels or half barrels,
ana macktrel or salmon, picked or salted'
Fish. prepared for preservation. and fresh
fish, not specially provided for in this act,
lake fish, one-half cent per pound.
Herrings, picked or salted, one-halr
cent per pound; herrings, fresh one-fourth
Fish in cans or packages except an
chovies or sardines. 30 per cent. ad va
loren.
Apples, green or ripe. 2j cents per bushel.
Apples. dried, desiccated or prepared In
any mannen' nan er cents per pound =, or,,,,
feet capacity or fractional part thereof;
plums and prunes. cents per pound pine
Figs. 2ia cents per pound
Oranges. lemons and lines, in packages
at tie rate Of cents per fp6ic &c, foot & OF ca ca
pound, and in addition thereto duty Of
30 per cent. ad valorem upon boxes or bar
rels.
Raisins, 2Is cents per pound
Comtlts, sweetmeats and fruits preserved
In sugar. sirup, molasses or spirits not spe-
OF all kinds, 35 per cent. ad valorem:
Fruits preserved in their own juices, 30
per cent. ad valorem.
Orange peel or lemon peel, preserved or
candied, 2 cents per pound
Almonds, not sheled, cents per pound ;
clear almonds, shellcd, ~ cents per pound
Filberts and walnuts OF all kinds. not
shelled, ., cents per pound; shelied. cents
Nuts OF all kinds. shelled or unsheled, not
specially provided for In this act, l1s cents
per pound.
bacon and hams. cents per pound.
Beef, mutton and pork 2 cents per pound
Meats, prepared or preserved, 25 per cent
ad valorem.
fluid extract of meat. 10 cents per pound
and no separate or additional duty shall
be collected on such coverings unless as
such they are suitable and apparently de-
signed for use other than in the importa-
tion of meat extracts.
Lard, cents per pound.
Poultry, live, cents per pound; dressed.
= cents per pound.
Tallow, ! cent per pound: wool grease in
cluding that known commercially as
degras or brown wool grease, one-half cent
per pound.
granulated, or in rolls, or otherwise pre-
pared and not specially provided for I'm this
act cents per pound; chicory, crude, l
Chocolate (other than chocolate confec-
tionery and chocolate commercially known
as sweetened chocolate) cents per pound
Cocoa, prepared or manufactured, not
specially provided for in this act. cents
per pound
Dandellon root and acorns prepared, and
other articles used as coffee or as substi-
tutes for coffee, not specially provided for
in this act ~ cents. per pound.
Salt in bags. barrels or other packages II
cents per HUNDRED Roun6s; ;IIde1 IN BULK has cents int
ported salt In bond may be used in curing
fish taken by vessels licensed to engage in
the fisheries. and In curing fish on the
shores of the navigable waters of the
United States, and upon proof that the salt
has been used for either of the purposes
stated In this proyiso the duties on the
same shall be remitted: provided, further,
that exporters of meats, whether packed
upon satisfactory proof, have refunded to
them from the treasury the duties paid on
the salt so used In curing such exported
meats in amounts not less than 500.
Starch, including all preparations fit for
use as starch, cents per pound.
DeXtrine, burnt starch. gum substitute or
British gum, 1k cents per pound.
Mustard, ground or preserved, 10 cents
per pound.
Spices, ground or powdered cents per
pound: cayenne pepper, 2ia cents per pound: :
unground sage, cents 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 tin
ware exported. either empty or filled with
domestic products, n drawback equal to the
duty paid on such tin plate, less per cent.
OF such duty, which shall be retained for
the use of the United States.
spirits and Wines.
The rates in the present law are generally
maintained throughout the entire liquor
schedule, but champagne and mineral
waters are to be used as a basis OF reel
| procity, with the omission of part of the
| duty in return for special facilities for the
| Importation of goods from the United
| States.