THE NEW TARIFF.

Southland Times, Issue 575, 8 October 1866, Page 2

THE NEW TARIFF.

The following is a corrected iigfc of tho uaw tariff:— s, d. Ale, porter, boer, of all Borts, cider and perry, in bottlo per gal 1 3 Ditto ditto iv bulk per gallon 1 0 Almonds per lb 0 1 A munition — Sporting powder per lb 0 3 Amunition — Blasting powder pov lb 0 1 Apparel per cube ft 5 0 Apples, dried per lb 0 1 Apothecaries' ware, not otherwise described per cube ft 3 0 Arms — Firoarms each 5 0 Axles, axie-arm and boxes per cwt 2 0 \rrowroot, in bulk per lb 0 i Arrowroot, in bottles, jars, or tins 1 per cube ft 2 6 j \rsenic per cwt 4 tI Bacon and horns per lb 0 1 Bagging Bags, Backs, and woolpacks empty per cube ft 1 6 Basket and wickerware par cube ft 0 6 Baking powder per cube ft 1 0 Beef, salted per cwt 2 0 Bellows per cube ft 1 0 Bicarbonate and carbonate of soda per cwt 2 0 Biscuits, plain and unsweetened per cwt 3 0 Biscuits, fancy per cube ft 3 0 Hitters per gal 12 0 Blacking per cube ft 1 0 Blacklead per cube ft 1 0 Blankets and rugs per cube ft 3 0 Bonnets, trimmed, or of silk per cube ft 5 0 Bonnets, other than trimmed, or of silk per cube ft 3 0 Boots, shoes, slippers, goloshes p fi r cube ft 5 0 Boot and shoe Tamps and uppers per cube ft 5 0 Boots — Common watertJghts, lace-up and diggers' long per cube ft 3 0 Brass manufactures per cwt 4 0 Brushw.ire and brooms per cube ft 1 0 Buckets, wooden per doz 2 0 Buckets and tubs, iron per cwt 4 0 Butter per lb 0 1 Candied peel per lb 0 8 Candles, tallow per lb 0 i Candles, others per lb 0 1 Capers per cube ft 2 6 Caps, apparel per cube ft 3 0 Cap 9 percussion per 1000 1 0 Cards, paying per pack 0 6 Carpet bags per. cube ft 3 0 Carpets, wollen per cube ft 2 0 Carpets of hemp, coir, or jute, per do 1 0 Carr-iway seeds per cube ft 2 6 Carriages or carts with springs or appliances in lieu thereof advalorem 5 per cant Carts, drays, and waggons with-iut sprngs advalorem 5 per cent ! Carriage and cart wheels each 5 0 Catsup per cube ft 2 6 | Cenvnt and plaster of paris, per barrel 1 0 Chains, except gold and silver, $ inch and under per cwt 2 0 Cheese per lb 0 1 Chickory per lb 0 3 China, porcelain, and Parian ware per cube ft 1 0 Chocolate perlb 0 3 Chutney per cube ft 2 6 Cigara per lb 5 0 Cocoa per lb 0 3 Coffee perlb 0 3 Coffee, essence of per cubic ft 2 6 Collars and cuffs of paper per cube ft 5 0 i Combs per cube ft 1 0 f Confectionery per cube ft 5 0 Copper manufactures, not otherwise described per cwt 4 0 Copying Presses per cwt 4 0 Cordage, 3 inches in circumference and under per cwt 3 0 Cordials per gal 12 0 Clocks and watches, for every £100 in value £10 0 0 Cotton manufactures not otherwise described, and all articles made of cotton 1 mixed with any other material per cube ft 5 0 Cotton Counterpanes per cube ft 3 0 Cream of Tartar per lb 0 1 Curry powder and paste per cube ft 2 6 Cutlery " per cwt 4 0 Doors, of wood each 1 0 Drapery, except silk, not otherwise described per cube ft 5 0 Drugs, druggists' sundries, not otherwise described per cube ft 3 0 j Earthenware per < übe ft 0 3 I Engravings, prints, drawings, paintings and pictures per cube it 1 0 I Essences, Ha* oring per cube ft 2 6 j Fish — dried, pickled and salted, per cwt 2 0 j Fish, ported and preserved per cube ft 2 6 Fish, paste per cv eft 2 6 Floorcloth per cube ft 1 0 Forfar sheeting, unbleached per cube ft 3 0 Fruits, bottled or preserved in syrup per cube ft 2 6 Fruits, dried per lb 0 1 Furniture and cabinetware, in wood per cube ;t 0 6 Furs per cube ft 5 0 Gates of iron per cwt 4 0 Gelatine per cube ft 2 0 Glass, crown and sheet, per 100 feet superficial 1 0 Glass, plate per cube ft 1 0 Glassware per cube ft 1 0 G.ue per cwt 2 0 Gr. tits, prepared per cube ft L 0 Grindery per cube ft 1 0 Gutta Percha, manufactured, not beng appavel per cube ft 1 0 Haruware per cwt 4 0 Haberdashery, not containing silk per cube ft 5 0 Haberdashery, silk and velvet per cube ft 6 0 Hair seating per cube ft 1 0 Hams perlb 0 1 Harness per cube ft 2 0 Hats per cube ft 3 0 Holloware per cwt 4 0 Hops per lb 1 o Horse shoes per cwt 1 0 Hosiery per cube ft 5 0 Ink, writing per cube ft 1 0 Iron — Bar, rod, hoop, and Bheet free Iron — Fencing wire, staples, and standards per cwt 1 0 Iron gates and gate posts per cwt 4 0 Iron — Galvanised, sheet, tiles, ri g ng, guttering, spouting, rivets, washers, screws, nails, and wire netting per cwt 1 0 Ironmongery per cwt 4 0 Isinglass per cube it 2 6 Jams, jellies and Marma'ade per cube ft 2 6 Japaned and lacquered metal -ware per cwt 4 0 Jewellery, for every £100 value £10 0 0 Lamps, lanterns, and lamp wick per crbe ft 1 0 Lasts and wooden pegs per cube ft 1 0 Lead — Sheet, pig, and piping per cube 1 0 Lead manufactures, not otherwise described per cwt 4 0 Leather, sole per lb 0 J i eather, all kinds per lb 0 1 Leather bags per cube ft 5 0 Leather leggings per cube ft 5 0 Leather manufactures not otherwise described per cube ft 1 0 Linnen manufactures not otherwise described, and all articles made of linen mixed with any other material per cube ft 5 0 Liqueurs per gal 12 0 Liquorice per cube ft 2 6 Looking glasses per cube (t 1 0 Maccaroni per cube ft 2 6 Maizena per cube ft 10 Malt per bush. 0 6 Mantlepieces per cube ft 1 0 Marbles (toys) per cube ft 1 0 Matches and wax veßtas per cube ft 1 0 Mats — Door Mats per cube ft 1 0 Matting — Cocoa fibre and all other kinds per cube ft 0 6 Meats — Potted and preserved per cube ft 2 6 Millinery — not otherwise described per cube ffc 5 0

Musical instrument* per oube ft 1 0 Mustard percubaft 2 6 Nails of iroo per cwt 1 o NuU of all kinds, except cocoa nuts per lb 0 1 Oil—Vegetable, in bulk per gal 0 6 Oil — Vegetable, in bottle per cube ft 2 6 Oil — Mineral pur gal 0 6 Oil in bottlo per cube ft 2 6 Oil — Perfumed per cube <"fc 2 6 Oil, not otherwiao described p t gal 0 6 Olives per cube ft 2 0 Opium perlb 20 0 Oysters, preserved per cube ft 2 6, Paints and colors per cwt 2 0 Pjipt-r— Writing per cube ft 1 0 Pap^r -Wrapping and baga p©:- cube ft 1 0 Paper hangings per cube ft 1 0 Papiermacho ware per cube ft 1 0 Pearl barley per cwt 1 0 Pea*, split per cwt 1 0 Pepper and Pimento, unground, in ba^s per lb 0 1 Pepper and Cayenne per cube ft 2 6 Perambulators per cube ft 0 6 Percu9!tion caps per 1000 I 0 Perfumery, not otherwise described per cube ft 2 6 Pickles per cube ft 2 6 Picture frames per cube ft 1 0 Pipes, tobacco per cube ft I 0 Pitch per brl 1 0 Plate, gold and silver, for every £100 value £10 0 0 Plate'l ware per lb 0 8 Pork, salted per cwt 2 0 Portmanteaus , per cube ft 1 0 Raspberry vinegar per oube ft 2 6 Rice per cwt 2 0 Rice, ground per cube ft 2 6 Ko«in per cwt 2 0 Rasjs, woolen, cotton and fur per cube ft 3 O Saddlery per cube ft 2-' ! 'oj "'ai irons per cwt 1 0 Safes, iron per cwt 4 0 Sago, in buli per cwt 2 0 Sasjo, bottle or canister, per cube it 2 6 Salt per cwt Free Saltpetre per cwt 2 0 Sauces per cube ft 2 6 Sashes per pair 1 0 Scrim cloth per cube ft 1 0 Sewing Machines Free Shirts, woollen, navy serge per cube ft 8 0 shirts, striped, checked, cotton per cube ft 8 0 Shot per cwt 10 0 Silk, manufactured per cube ft 10 0 Silk, mixed percube ft 5 0 Snuff perlb 5 0 Soap, common per cwt 2 6 Soap, scented and fancy per cube ft 1 0 Soap powder and washing powJer per cube ft 0 6 Soda Crystals per cwt 1 0 Spi cs — Cassia, cinnamon, cloves, singer, mace, nutmegs, mixed and ground spices perlb 0 3 Spirits, any strength not exceeding proof by Syke's hydrometer, and so on in proportion for any greater strength per i-allon 12 0 Spirits of tar and turpentine per gal 0 6 Starch and blue per cwt 2 0 Stationery and account books per cube ft 1 0 Steel per cwt 1 0 Sugar, treacle, and molasses per lb 0 I Sulphur per cwt I 0 Swor is each 5 0 Syrups per cube ft 2 6 Tacks per cwt 4 0 Tapioca, in bulk per cwt 2 0 Tapioca in bottle, jars or tin per cube ft 2 6 Tartaric acid perlb 0 I Tea perlb 0 6 Tinware per cwt 4 0 Timber — Sawn per 100 ft superficial I 0 Timber— Shingles and Laths per 1000 I 0 Timber— Palings per 100 I 0 Timber — Posts per 100 4 0 Timber— Kails per 100 2 0 Tobacco perlb 2 6 Tobacco, for sheep wash, subject to its b u ing rendered unfit for human consumption, and to such regulation as the Commissioner of Customs shall from time to time prescribe in that behalf per lb 0 3 Tobacco pipes per cubic foot 2 0 TOOI3 — Carpenter and others not otherwise described per cwt 4 0 Toys and fancy goods, not otherwise described per cube ft 1 0 Trousers — Moleskin and cord per cube ft 3 0 Twine per cwt 2 0 Tvb — wood per neat 2 0 Tobacco pipe 3 per cube ft 2 0 Umbrellas and parasols, cotton per cube ft 5 0 Umbrellas and parasols, silk per Cuba ft 6 0 Varnish per gal 0 6 Vermicelli per cube ft 2 6 Vinegsir perjial 0 6 Weighing machines per cwt 4 v «vhii<s and walking sticks per cube ft 1 0 Whiting and chalk per cwt 1 0 Wine, conraining less than 25 per cent, of alcohol of specific gravity of "Slo at the temperatu. Eof 60 degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer, or of six reputed quart, or of twelve reputed pint bottles, she gallon 4 0 Woollen manufactures, not otherwise enumerated, and all articles made of wool, mixed with any other material per cube ft 5 0 Zinc — sheets, ridging, guttering, piping and roll per cwt 1 0 Zinc — manufactures not otherwise described per cwt 4 0 TABLE o* iLX t '..tfPHONS. Anchors, anvils, blacksmiths' bellows, bottles of all kinds (empty), cabin furniture and effects which have been in use and not imported for sale, chain cables and shackles over f ths of an inch diameter, chains, cotton waste, copper and composition rods, bolts, sheathing and nails, corn sieves and riddles, crab winches, cranes, capstans and windlasses, draining pipes and tiles, felt for ■sheathing, filters, fire engines and hose, fish oil in bulk, forges, gas pipes and machinery, all materials- which may be specially imported for the construction of gas works, guano and manures, iron bridges, and all materials whicli may be specially imported for the construction of bridges, wharves, jetties or patent slips, iron lamp posts, iron pig, iron tanks, iron plates, rivets, bolts, nuts, screws and castings for ships iron weigh-bridges for carts ; machinery lor agricultural purposes; machinery for boring brick and tile making, plaining punching, s-iwing, shearing, turning and quartz crushing ; machinery for mil s. looms ; machinery for steam vessels ; machinery for wool and hay-pressing ; machine saws, maps and charts, organs, harmoniums, bells, ani furniture specially imported for places of public worship, passengers' baggage, printing presses, type an t material ; printing ink, printed books, papers and music ; ploughs an 1 harrows, pumps, and other apparatus tor raisingwater, railway plant, and all materials which may be specially imported for the construction of railwiys aud tramways ; rope above three inches in cireumlerence, sail cloth, ships' blocks, ship chandlery, not otherwise described, school books, slates, and apparatus, siMia ash and caustic soda, soda water machines, steam engines aud parts of steam engines, tarpanlins, water pipes not otherwise described, and all material which may be specially imported for the purpose of constructing water works, and all other articles not otherwise described. WILLIAM SEED, Secretary of Customs.