METALS, UNWROUGHT AND WROUGHT-IRON AND STEEL-Contd.

METALS, UNWROUGHT AND WROUGHT-IRON AND STEEL-Conta.

COUNTRIES.

GREECE-
Continued.

Steel:

TARIFF CLASSIFICATION.

Iron Wares-Continued.

Chains for animals and other uses, sucking
and forcing pumps, and pumps for fire
engines, &c., clearing axes, hatchets,
adzes, hooks, pincers for shoemakers and
carpenters, kitchen spoons, currycombs,
rasps, &c., articles of iron or sheet-iron
of ordinary workmanship, for building
ships and other purposes, files, frying-
pans, large screws and nails of all kinds
Tacks, with or without heads, for shoe-
makers, tinned tacks
Strong boxes, stoves, common bedsteads,
balconies, trellis-work, handles of all
kinds, door-knockers, hooks for hanging
dresses, &c., all cast and varnished
Trellis-work, bedsteads, balconies, &c., of
more perfect workmanship, i.e., var-
nished or gilt; spoons and forks, tinned
or not, and coffee mills

Small articles made of tin-plate, as ink-
stands, vases, basins, candle-sticks,
saucepans

All other articles and tools of iron or
"lamarine," not otherwise mentioned:
Filed, half-filed, or not, or lacquered;
also buckles for harness
Polished with emery, or cut
Combined with brass, as coffee mills, &c.

Knives and forks in cases, mounted in sil-
ver or silver gilt
with handles of ivory
or electro plate
with handles of bone or
wood, polished or not,
or of iron
Note.-Carving knives and forks

Dozen

"

"

Dr. lep.

0 20 Cwt.

0 15

0 15

0 25

0 40

0 40

0 75

0 05

0 23

1

00

1 50

0 25

0 75
60

1

ENGLISH EQUIVALENTS.

0 60

METALS, UNWROUGHT AND WROUGHT-IRON AND STEEL-Contd.

METALS, UNWROUGHT AND WROUGHT--IRON AND STEEL-Conta.

COUNTRIES.

TURKEY-
Continued.

UNITED STATES,

Iron in pigs

Vessels of cast-iron not otherwise provided
for, smoothing irons, tailors' and hatters'
irons, stoves and stove plates

Cast-iron steam, gas, and water pipes
Butts and hinges

Hollow ware, glazed or tinned

All manufactures of cast-iron not other-
wise provided for

Old refuse scrap of cast-iron

99

"9

Filings
Iron, Hammered or Rolled:

Iron, bar, comprising flats not less than

1 inch or more than 6 inches wide,
nor less than 3-8ths of an inch, or
more than 2 inches thick; rounds, not
less than 3-4ths of an inch, or more than
2 inches in diameter; squares, not less
than 3-4ths of an inch or more than 2
inches square

of wrought-iron

flats, rounds, and squares other kinds

99

Note.-All iron, in slabs, blooms, loops, or other forms, less finished than iron in bars, and more advanced than pig iron (except castings), will pay as bar iron, and no article in the above classes shall pay less than 35 % ad val. Iron rails for railroads or incline planes Boiler or other plate iron not less than 3-16ths of an inch in thickness

less than 3-16ths of an inch
in thickness
Iron wire, bright, coppered or tinned,
drawn and finished, not more than 1 4th

TARIFF RATES
OF DUTY.

Dozen

1.000

Oke

Dozen

7.20

Dozen

7.20

Ton

7.20° ad val.
Prohibited

Quintal 12 49

Lb.

ི : མི

Ton

..

Lb.

56

Piast. asp.
0 61

1 71

1 20

3 05

7 26

ad val.
11 28

ad val.

100 Lbs.

Lb.

Ton

30% ad val.

6 00 8 00 35 ad val.

Doll. cts.
7 00

0 013

0 013

0

024 0 031

0 01

0 014

0 70

0 014 25 00

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