Number.

I  FOREIGN  CUSTOMS  DUTIES.
Customs  duties  collected  undto-  German  tariff  laws  —Continued.

45

19

20

23

Articles.

Cotton—Continued.
Manufactures  of  cotton  alone  or  cotten  with
metal  threads,  unmixed  with  silk,  wool,
or  other  animals  hair—
All  close  tissues  not  included  in  Nos.  1,  2,3,
6j  raw  (of  raw  yarn)  light  fabrics,  excepting ­
  window  curtains,  not  coming
under  No.  1;  hosiery,  laces,  trimmings, ­
  and  buttons;  also  goods  spun
in  part  with  metal  threads.
Curtain  stuffs,  bleached  and  ffnished
All  light  f.iltrics,  as  jaconet,  muslin,  tulle,
marly,  gauze,  not  provided  for.
Laces  and  embroideries.
Cotton  flailing  nuts,  new
Very  coaise  textures  of  raw  spun  cotton
waste,  also  mixed  with  other  materials, ­
  or  single  dyed  threads,  in  pieces
not  over  50  centimeters  square,  having
the  appearance  of  gray  packing  linen,
and  used  for  press  cloths,  scrubbing
cloths,  &amp;o.
Emery  cloth
Earthen,  stone,  and  china  ware  :
Common  bricks,  tiles,  tubes,  and  pottery  not
flre-proof,  not  glazed.
Eire-proof  stones  -
Glazed  tiles  and  bricks,  clay  slabs,  architectural
ornaments,  also  of  terra  cotta,  glazed
tubes,  jars,  and  other  vessels  of  common ­
  stoneware,  coarse  stove-tile,
glazed  pottery.
Smelting  pots,  muffles,  capsules,  and  retorts,
plates.
Other  clay  ware  exclusive  of  porcelains  and
wares  similar  to  porcelain—
Plain,  colored,  or  white,  fancy  terra  cotta
ware.
Two  and  more  colored,  bordered,  printed,
painted,  gilded,  silvered,  &amp;c.
Porcelain  and  wares  similar  to  porcelain  (Parian, ­
  jasper,  &amp;c.  )—
White
_  Colored,  bordered,  painted,  &amp;o
Fertilizers
Pish:
Fresh
Salted  (except  herrings),  imported  in  barrels,
dried,  smoked,  roasted,  merely  boiled.
Pickled,  in  barrels
Prepared,  others,  fish  of  all  kinds  imported  in
vessels  hermetically  closed.
Herrings,  salted
Flax,  hemp,  and  jute
Ropemakers”  articles—
Ropes,  cables,  and  cords,  also  bleached  or
tarred.
Others  —
Linen,  ticking,  drilling,  undyed,  unprinted,  and
unbleached—
TJp  to  40  threads  in  the  warp  and  woof  together ­
  on  a  square  woven  surface  of
4  square.-centimeters,  undyed  footrugs
  of  manila  hemp,  cocoa,  jute,
and  like  fibers.
With  41  to  80  threads  in  the  warp  and  woof
together  on  a  square  woven  surface  of
4  square  centimeters,  dyed  foot  ruga,
as  above.
With  81  to  120  threads  as  above
More  than  120  threads  as  above
Linen,ticking,  drilling,  dyed,  iirinted,  bleached,
"  also  woven  of  dyed,  printed,  bleached
yarn—  “
Up  to  120  threads  in  the  warp  and  woof  together ­
  on  a  square  woven  surface  of  4
square  centimeters.

Unit.

100  kilos,

Rates  of
duty.

Marks.

do

...do

—  do  —
i.-do
—do
Cask
100  kilos.
do
do
do

...do

120.  00

230.  00
200.00
350.  00
3.  00
10.00

.50
1.00

2.00

10.00
16.00

14.00
30.00
Free.
Free.
3.  00
12.00
60.00
3.00
Free.
10.00
24.00
12.00

24.00

36.00
60.00

60.00

Equivalent
in  United
States  currency. ­


$28  50

54  70
47  60
83  80
71
2  38

1  42

47

3  33
7  14

71*
2  85
14  28
71*

2  85

6  71

8  56i
14  28

14  28