Number.

FOREIGN  CUSTOMS  DUTIES.

237

Table  showing  tariff  classification  and  rates  of  duty  of  C/íííííi—Continued.

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Tariff  claesiflcation.

Wood:
Masts  and  spars  :
Hard  wood  :
Not  exceeding  40  feet
Not  exceeding  60  feet
Exceeding  GO  feet
Soft  wood  :
Not  exceeding  40  feet
Not  exceeding  60  feet
Exceeding  60  feet
Beams,  hard  wood,  not  exceeding  26  feet  long  and
under  12  inches  square.
Planks  :
Hard  wood  :
Not  exceeding  24  feet  long,  12  inehes  wide,
•  and  3  inches  thick.  ,  ,
Not  exceeding  16  feet  long,  12  inches  wide,
and  S  inches  thick.
Soft  wood

Teak
Camagon
Ebony
Garroo
Kra^eefss'feet’long'.'i'foot  8  inches  wide,  i  foot
thick.
Laka
Bed  -,  *
Manufactures,  6  per  cent,  ad  valorem.
Wool
Zinc,  5  per  cent,  ad  valorem.

Tariff
rates  of
duty.

tm.  e.
4.0.0.0
6.0.0.0
10.  0.0.  0
2.0.0.0
4.5.0.0
6.6.0.  0
0.1.6.  0

3.6.0.0
2.0.0.0
0.  7.0.  0
0.  0.3.  6
0.0.3.0
0.1.6.  0
2.0.  0.0
0.  4.  5.0
0.  8.0.0
0.1.4.5
0.1.1.  5
0.  3.  5.0

Equivalent
in  United
States
money.

$5  20
7  80
13  00
2  60
5  85
8  45
20

Unit.

Each.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.

4  55  I  Hundred.

2  60
91
05
04
20
2  60
59
1  04
19
15
46

Do.
1,000  square
feet.
Cubic  feet.
133  pounds.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Each.
133^ounds.
Do.

Note.—The  tael  (1  ounce  silver)  is  the  Haikwan  or  customs  tael,  and  has  been  considered  as  worth$1.30
United  States  currency  ;  a  picul=100  cattios=133J  pounds  avoirdupois.

The  full  tariff  of  China  was  printed  in  Consular  Reports  No.  36,  p.
384.