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'  FOREIGN  CUSTOMS  DUTIES.
Customs  duties  collected  under  the  tariff  Jaws  of  Austria-Hunnary,  ifc.  —Continued.

No.

162

Tai'ifl'  classification.

Wood—Continued,
i'urniture  and  parts  of—Continued.
Painted,  varnisbed,  lackered,  polished,  or  in  connection  with
bast,  can,  straw  or  basket  work,  base  metal,  ^lass  and
stone  plates,  or  common  leather,  raised  from  3  florins  to...
Upbolstered  furniture,  without  covering
Upholstered  furniture,  with  covering,  raised  from  20  florins  to..
Fine  wooden-ware,  i.  e.,  fine  turnea  or  carved  ware,  wooden,
bronze,  gilded,  or  silvered,  or  finely  painted  woodenware,
  all  wares  of  wood  not  specially  enumerated,  wares
of  other  vegetable  covering  material
Basket-work,  common
Basket-work,  tine,  raised  from  20  florins
Wooden-ware,  with  tine  inlaid  work,  raised  from  20  florins  to  .
Fonrniers  and  parquette  floors  and  parts  thereof—
Unfinished
Colored  or  polished  [
Fourniers,  inlaid  ¡
Wooden  toys—
Coarse,  only  planed,  carved,  or  turned  in  the  raw,  raised  from
1  fiorin  to
All  others
Wool
Zinc:
Crude,  old,  broken,  or  waste  (before  amendment,  free)
In  bars  and  sheets,  raised  from  1.50  fiorins  to

Dated  at  Vienna,  May  25,  1886.

Tai  iff  rates
of  duty,  in
gold  florins.

Free.

5.00
15.  00
30.  00

15,00
5.00
60,00
30.00
1.60
3.00
12.  00

5.00
20.00

1.00
3.  00

Equivalent
in  United
States  money.

$2  40
7  20
14  40

7  20
2  40
24  00
14  40
72
1  44
5  76

2  40
9  60

48
1  44

EDMUND  JUSSEN,
Consul-  General.

The  full  tariff  of  Austria-Hungary  was  printed  in  Consular  Eeports
Ho.  21,  July,  1882,  p.  493.j