1

25

Tariff.

Class.

Section.

XIII. I 53

DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES.

| Per Cwt. of i

liO’25 lbs. avoirdupois. I

—^-;-;- REMARKS.

I Austrian English

i Currency. Value. !

Flax, hemp, jute, &c.— continued.

a. Ropemakers’ wares, unbleached (also tarred, glued, varnished), as ropes, cordage, twine and string fire-buckets of twisted hemp, trellis and lattice work, girths, belts, bags of all kinds, and unbleached nets

fl. kr. £ s. d. |

0 75 0 1 6

b. Ropemakers’ wares, bleached and unbleached

packing-cloth, brown linen (also sacks made of such) -

c. Most common :—

1. a. Linen, with the exception of the articles

enumerated under d and e, twills and drills, raw, unbleached, and not figured, and fire-buckets of unbleached sail-cloth - b. Covers, rugs (covers for carriages, drugget carpets), dyed and figured

2. The articles enumerated under 1. made only

ofjute - - - - -

0 75

0 1 6

6 0 0 12 0

3 0 0 6 0

d. Common :—

i.e. finished, bleached (also if made of bleached yarn), dyed, close woven tex­tures, of one or variegated colours, with the exception of those enumerated under e, f, and g, also dyed and printed sorts:—

1. All close woven manufactures not otherwise tariffed -

2. Linen of not more than 50 warp threads

to the Vienna inch -

3. Fishing, bird, and similar coarse nets,

bleached and dyed -

4. Such nets made ofjute -

20 0

10 0

6 0

‘ 3 0

e. Middle fine :—

i.e., all fringe-makers’, button-makers’, ribbon-weavers’ wares, hosiery, haber­dashery, tapes and trimmings, cambrics {i.e., all linen of more than 100 warp threads to the Vienna inch)

40 0

2 0 0

1 0 0

0 12 0 0 6 0

4 0 0

f. Fine

Cambrics, gauze, lawn, and other open or loosely woven tissues (except those enumerated under g)

60 0

6 0 0

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