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Tariff.

Class. Section

XIII.

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DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES.

(a.) Washed wool and hair used for tex­tile fabrics, &c.— continued. Woollen Fabrics, &c.

All manufactures of wool or other animal hair, mixed or not with metallic threads, india- rubber, spun glass, or other weaving materials, not silk.

a. Most common :—

Shag, halina cloth, pilot cloth (sigona), coarse stuff straining and filtering cloths, sieve bottoms , and woven horse hair unmixed with other materials, clipping of hats, lists, carpets of dog, calf, or ox hair; felt (tarred or lacquered, not printed) cylinder coats (endless felts), undyed network, felt, and hair soles for boots, and felt shoes (lac­quered on one side) -

b. Common :—

1. Fulled, not printed (and not of the nature of velvet), unprinted felt wares and car­pets not enumerated under a -

2. Girths -----

c. Middle fine :—

1. All textile fabrics of the nature of velvet, and all unfulled close woven wares, (ex­cept those named under e and f) not printed -

2. All hosiery, haberdashery, and trimmings -

d. Printed close woven fabrics -

Per Cwt. of 110’25 lbs. avoirdupois.

Austrian

Currency.

fl. kr.

English V alue.

)>4 50

15

4

0

50

35 0

J

35 0

d.

0 9 0

10

9

3 10 0

3 10 0

e. Fine :—

1. All open or loosely woven wares and net­work (except those named under f)

2. Shawls and scarfs (not mixed with silk) -

f. Finest :—

Lace (also lace handkerchiefs and shawls), em­broidered wares, and wares mixed with metallic threads, or with spun glass

50 0 j 5 0 0

60 0 | 6 0 0

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(d.) Cotton, cotton substitutes, cotton thread, cotton fabrics, &c.

Cotton.

a. Raw and waste cotton

b. Carded or combed ...

Free.

0 53 | 0 1 1

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