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ISTORTH  AMERICA.

CANADA.
Tariff  ratea  of  duties  in  the  Dominion  of  Canada.
[Prepared  by  Consul-General  Wendell  A.  Anderson.l

No.

Classification.

Duties.*

1
2

3
4
5
6
7

8

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10
11
12

Agricultural  implements
Animals  :
Brought  into  Canada  temporarily,  and  for  a  period  not  exceeding  three
months,  for  the  pur^mse  of  exhibition  or  competition.
For  the  improvement  of  stock,  viz  :  lloraos,  cattle,  sheep,  and  swine
Living  of  all  kinds,  not  elsewhere  specified
Art  works
Bark,  and  extracts  :  Cinchona  l)ark,  hemlock,  tanners’
Blacking
Bones,  hoops,  horns,  &amp;c.
Bones,  crude,  not  manufactured,  burned,  calcined,  ground,  or  steamed..
Books,  maps,  engravings,  &amp;o.  :
Books,  bound,  printed  more  than  seven  years  at  date  of  importation
Books  printed  by  any  Government  or  by  any  scientific  association  or
other  society.  ‘  '
Books,  educational,  importou  by  schools  for  deaf  and  dumb,  exclusively..
Books  embossed  for  the  blind
Books,  immoral  or  indecent  character
Books,  not  elsewhere  specified
British  copyright  works,  reprints  of.
Bibles,  prayer  books,  psalm  and  hymn  books
Books,  blank,  viz  :
Account  books,  copy  book,  or  books  to  be  drawn  or  written  upon....
Brass,  and  manufactures  of:
Brass,  in  bar  and  bolts,  seamless  drawn  tubing
Brass,  in  strips  for  printer’s  rules,  not  finished
Brass,  manufactures  of,  not  elsewhere  specified
Brass,  wire  cloth,  and  copper
Brass,  old  scrap  and  in  sheets
Brass,  wire,  or  copper,  round  or  flat
Breadstufis  :
Grain  and  flour  and  meal  of  all  kinds,  when  damaged  by  water  in  transit.
Barley
Bread  and  biscuits
Indian  com
Oats...
Kye
Wheat
Flour  i'.'.l"!  .'.'.1'.".
Buckwheat  i  ””!.'!!!”  !  ]
Buckwheat  meal  and  flour.
Rice  !
Rice,  uncleaned,  unhulled,  or  paddy,  when  imported'  direct  fmm  tlie
country  ot  growth.
Pease
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Cornmoal
Oatmeal
Rye  flour  i  ..V
Wheat  flour
Bricks  :
For  building
Fire  and  tiles
Brooms  and  brushes  :
As  manufactures  of  wood  '
Broom  corn  [
Candles  :
Tallow
Paraffine,  wax  i.üi.'i.'
All  other,  including  sperm

ihe  native  currency  is  the  same  as  that  of  the  United  States.

35  per  cent.
Free.
Do.
20  per  cent.
Do.
Free.
25  per  cent.
Free.

Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Prohibited.
15  per  cent.
15  p.  c.  and  12J  p.c.
5  per  cent.
30  per  cent.
10  per  cent.
15  per  cent.
30  per  cent.
20  per  cent.
Free.
Do.
20  per  cent.
15  per  bushel.
20  per  cent.
per  bushel.
10  per  bushel.
Do.
15  per  bushel.
20  per  cent.
10  per  bushel.
J  cent  per  pound.
1  cent  per  pound.
17J  per  cent.
10  cts.  per  bushel.
15  cts.  per  bushel.
40  cts.  per  barrel,
è  cent  per  pound.
50  per  barrel.
Do.
20  per  cent.
Do.
25  per  cent.
Free.
2  cents  per  pound.
5  cents  per  pound.
25  per  cent.

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