92  FOREIGN  CUSTOMS  DUTIES.
Tariff  on  products  and  manufactures  of  ihe  United  States  at  Malaga,  Spain—Continued

Tariff  classification.

Unit.

Equivalent
Kates  of  in  United
duty.  States  currency. ­


IS

20

21

22

23

Cotton—Continued.
Spun  flax,  cotton—  .
Twisted  with  1  or  2  threads,  while  crude  or
dyed,  until  No.  35,  inclusive.
From  36  and  upwards
Of  3  or  more  threads,  white,  crude,  or  dyed
Woven  goods  or  thick,  white  or  dyed,  in  pieces,
or  in  handkerchiefs—
Until  25  threads,  inclusive
From  25  threads  and  upwards
Printed,  crossed,  and  woven  in  frame  until  25
threads
From  26  threads  and  upwards
Transparent,  muslins,  linens,  organdies,  and
gauzes  of  nnv  description.
Quilted  and  union  drills
Corderoy,  velveteen,  and  double  woven  goods  ....
Gauzes
Lace,  excepting  crochet  lace
Crochet,  woven  by  hand  or  frame
Crochet,  for  stocltings,  undershirts  and  drawers  ..
Crochet,  ready-made,  for  stockings,  mittens,  and
any  other  articles  not  herein  mentioned.
Earthen,  stone,  and  china  ware  :
Clay,  atone,  and  brick  tiles  for  the  construction
of  buildings.
Clay,  atone,  and  brick  tiles,  for  pavements  ;  colored ­
  tiles,  glazed,  and  water  tubes.
Earthenware,  nicely  finished
Porcelain
Fertilizers  :
Animal  grease
Guanos,  and  all  kinds  of  manure
Fish:
Fresh  fish
Fish  in  tins
Fish,  salfi  d,  smoked,  or  pickled
Codfish,  stock  fish,  dried  and  salt
Shell-fish
Flax,  hemp,  and  jute:
Hemp  and  flax,  raw  and  racked
.h»te,  aloes,  and  all  other  vegetable  fibers
Yarns,  hemp  and  flax
Jute,  aloes,  and  all  other  vegetable  yams
Twisted  yams  of  2  or  more  threads
Manufactured  rope
Woven  goods—
With  a  cotton  mixture,  until  10  threads,  inclusive. ­

Hemp  and  flax,  from  11  to  24  threads,  inclusive.
Hemp  and  flax,  of  25  threads  and  upwards....
Hemp  and  flax,  crossed  or  worked
Laces
Elastic  goods
Of  jute,  aloes,  or  other  vegetable  fibers,  with
or  without  any  cotton  mixture.
In  crossed  or  worked  goods,  with  or  without
cotton.

Kilogram...
do

...do
...  .do
...do
....  do
...do
....  do
...do
....do
....do
...do
....do

100  kilos....
do
do
do
....do
do
Kilogram...
100  kilos  ....
....do
do
do
do
do
....do
do
do
Kilogram...

...do
....  do
....do
....do

Pesetas.
1.25
1.75
2.  50

3.  00
2.  70
4.00
3.70
3.00

4.  50
3.50
5.00
6,  25
3.00
2.62
5.25

.06
1.50
37.50
52.50

1.90
.05

1.50
1.  00
12.00
23.  50
3.  00
2.  00
.20
27.50
7.80
122.50
20.80
1.25
2.50
4.  25
2.  00
12.50
5.00
.45

.90

$0.2413
.3377
.  4825

.5790
.  5211
.7720
.7141
.5790
.8685
.6755
.9650
1.  2062
.5790
.5056
1.0132

.0158
.2895
7.  2375
10.1325
.3067
.0096

.2895
.0193
2.  3160
4.  5355
.5790
.3860
.  0386
5.  3075
1.  5054
23.  6425
4.0144
.  2413

.4825
.8202
.3860
2.4125
.9650
.0868
.1736

24

25

26

27
28
29
30

Emits  :
Natuaal
In  sugar
Preserved
Furs  :
Prepared,  but  not  made  up
Kid  gloves
Glass:
Common  hollow  glass
Imitation,  gilded  Inside  and  outside
Plain  glass  and  crystal
Glass  mirrors  and  all  glasses  for  watches  and  telescopes. ­

Glucose
Glue
Gunpowder  of  all  kinds
Hair;
Goat  hair
Hogs,  horse,  and  all  kinds  not  mentioned

Kilogram
100  kilos  ....
—do
...do
....do
100  kilos
...  do
do
do
do
do
Kilogram...
100kilos  ....
do

2.50
1.00
1.00

.4825
.1930
.1930

.61
9.00
32.00

.12.35
1.7370
6.1760

8.00
45.00
17.50
80.00

1.  5440
8.0850
3.3775
15.4400

1.00
12.00
.47

.1930
2.  3160
.0907

.50  .0965
1.  00  .1930