FOREIGN  CUSTOMS  DUTIES.
Cu8íoPi8  ãuUe8  collected  on  the  following  articles  under  tariff  laws  of  Belgium—Continued.

Articles.

Unit

SO

CO

«3

«4

Sugar—Continued.
Sirups  and  molasses—
Molasses,  uncrystaliizaijle,  being  obtained
through  the  manufacture  or  the  refining  of
sugar,  containingless  than  50  per  cent,  of  saccharine ­
  matter.
^  Those  imported  for  distiliing  purposes
In  sheets
Manufactures  of
Tobacco:
Leaf
Ribs  (côtes).  1%  ...  J  X
Cigars  :  "
Cigarettes  and  other  manufactures
Vegetables
Wood:
Oak  or  walnut
Building  and  cabinet  oak  and  walnut  excepted,  iii
the  bark  or  unsawn.
Sawn,  more  than  5  centimeters  thick
Sawn,  6  centimeters  thick  or  less
Other  woods,  Including  those  cut  for  staves  and
boxes,  oak  and  walnut  excepted.
Common  broom  handles
Casks
All  other  manufactures  of...
Wool:
Raw
Manufactures  of—
Shawls  and  scarfs  of  India  cashmere
All  others,  including  mixed  tissues,  where  wool
predominates  in  weight.
(On  the  last  named  the  importer  has  the  option  to
pay  260  francs,  or  $50.18  per  100  kilograms.)

100  kilos...

Ad  valorem.

100  kilos...
...do
...do  ■.
.-  .do  ......

Cubic  meter
...do  .......

Duty  in  Bel-  Duty  in
gian  cur-  United  States
renoy.  currency.

.do
do

Ad  valorem

Ad  valorem
do

15  fi  anc.s.

Free.

Free
10  per  cent..
70  francs  ...
15  francs
300  francs...
100  francs...
Free

1  franc..
3  francs.

6  francs
9  francs
Free

do
...do
10  per  cent.
Free

5  per  cent..
10  per  cent.

Free.

$2  83J

13  51
2  89J
67  90
19  30

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