In casks or demijohns of equal strength Liquids, &c. Note.-Alcoholic preparations will pay a surcharge on the duty, in proportion to alcoholic strength of 65 cents. per litre at 96 deg. Gay Lussac. But the following articles are exempt from the surcharge. Wins, vermouth, beers, &c., and other fermented beverages, druggists' specialities, perfumes and extracts of perfumery. Absinthe, not exceeding 68°, in casks or demijohns... Aniseed, cognac, arrad, kirsch, rum, and other similar alcohols, if not exceeding 50° Byrrh in casks or demljohns In bottles.... Liqueurs, in bottles of 1 litre, not exceeding 50° In casks or demijohns. Brandy, not exceeding 79°, in casks or demijohns In bottles, from 501 millilitres up to 1 litre.. Bottled absinthe, not exceeding 68°, ditto (from 501 mm. to 1 litre) "Angostura" bitters, ditto (from 501 mill. to 1 litre).. In half bottles, ditto... Of other trade marks, ditto.. In casks or demijohns not exceeding 68°. Ale in casks In bottles...... Bottled aromatic gin, "Old Tom or "Schnapps," not exceeding 50° per litre Soda-water in bottles Ginger ale in bottles per kilo. 0*28 Wines in general in bottles.. Fine, in casks or demijohns .........per bottle 0'25 O'25 Ordinary, in casks or demijohns containing not more than 15 of alcohol and 45 per cent. of dry extract, determined by the evaporation in a temperature of 100 centesimal degrees, including the sugar 0'08 When the dry extract exceeds the above limit, the wine will pay i cent per 5 grms, or fraction of excess and per litre. Note. When the wines and other beverages arrive with a larger proportion of alcohol than that above established they will pay one cent. per grade or fraction of excess and per litre. Ordinary sweet wines such as "garnacho" and other similar wines Cider, in casks In bottles Vinegar in casks or demijohns per litre O'12 per bottle 0'10 0'15 ........ per litre Vermouth in casks or demijohns per bottle 0'02 In bottles... ....per litre 0'15 Concentrated must per bottle 0'16 Whisky in casks or demijohns, not exceeding 50 centesimal ..per litre 1'00 degrees In bottle...... 0°30 Cotton or linen, or mixed stuff shirt-collars for men and boys..per dozen Stearine (for candles) 0'08 Kerosene.. Playing cards in general straw ..per litre ...per gross Coloured paper in general, sand paper, fine blotting paper, &c., and 0°03 10'00 ...per kilo. O'12 White paper for newspapers, writing, &c., of all sorts and quantities Drawn-wire nails "Pichna Cigars of ordinary tobacco (not Havannah), in small boxes.. 0'60 Loose or in packets Cigarettes in general 1775 [For 3 years, machinery for spinning cotton; combing wool, and spinning combed wool, etc., for those who have, or may establish, factories, free.] Boilers imported by owners of river steamers; cork in the bark or in strips; animals in general, after examination by a veterinary surgeon; sand and stone brought by vessels as necessary ballast and consigned to munici palities; ships, complete or not; sugar cane; coal or charcoal for use as fuel; casks of wood or iron, put together or not; coke; chairs, iron or steel rails, iron sleepers, and fish-plates, for use on railways, or steam, horse, or electric tramways, and plant for electric traction; staves for casks; dynamite and special powder for mines; disinfecting ovens; special packages, cases, &c. (cases put together or not and tin-plate cut for receptacles), imported directly by preserved meat establishments and for use in packing preserved meat; specifics in general for curing sheep scab, &c. vegetables and fruit, fresh, except grapes; flour of wheat or maize; old steel; firewood of all kinds; printed books in general, reviews, newspapers, and literary and scientific periodicals, whether illustrated or not, maps, geographical globes, and copy-books for schools; locomotives and spare parts thereof; maize, in the husk or grain; mowing, bin ting, and reaping machines, with or without motor, platform, covers, or tarpaulins, and spare parts thereof; steam thrashing machines, with or without motor, covers, or tarpaulins, and spare parts thereof; steam hulling or decorticating machines, with or without motor, covers, or tarpaulins, and spare parts thereof; machinery for sugar refineries; serum for the preventive or curative treatment of infectious diseases; materials for the public health works and waterways of the provinces; furniture and implements belonging to immigrants and forming their luggage; munitions of war; coins; impure naplitha or petroleum and carburine; articles destined exclusively for religious purposes, imported at the request of ecclesiastics; iron (800 tons) for the Lasalle College, which is being built in the capital; gold in nuggets, bullion or powder; water filters of the Pasteur and similar systems; fresh fish; silver in bars or ingots; living plants, in accordance with Law No. 2,384; seed for sowing in general, except such as is dutiable under the present law; wheat; articles for use in schools, imported at the request of the provincial governments or the National Council of Education. Substances for denaturing alcohol. Woollen yarn used as wicks in siphon-oiling apparatus for locomotives and machinery in railway workshops; mining machinery and plant for lighting mines. Note.-Sole leather, tanned leather, and other native produce, which is not specially taxed in the present law, shall be exported duty free. Area...... TARIFF OF AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. ......... sq. k 675,912 Imports .......... = Is. 113d. Centimètre = £76,088,632 80,304,2;6 One florin (or gulden) 0'39 inch. IMPORTANT NOTICE.-A new tariff has been formulated; it has not (Jan. 1, 1905) received legislative sanction, and it is not known when it will become operative. When it does it will be published in the WEEKLY SHIPPING WORLD. Yarns and Threads-Cotton, Linen, Hemp, Jute, Woollen and Worsted. Single, unbleached: Up to No. 12, English.. From No. 12 to No. 29, English.. From No. 29 to No. 60, English. Above No. 60, English Double, unbleached: Up to No. 12, English. From No. 12 to No. 29, English From No. 29 to No. 60, English.. Above No. 60, English.. Single or double, bleached or dyed: Up to No. 12, English. Twisted, of three or more threads, unbleached, bleached, or dyed. Unbleached yarns of three or more threads, single twist, for embroidery (with certi ficate of permission, and under control) Yarns prepared for retail.. Weavers' heald threads “weberlitzen" of twisted yarn (yarns of cotton mixed with linen pay as cotton yarns).. Bleached or dyed, or combined with other textile materials. Waste silk, twisted or not: Unbleached or bleached. Dyed, or combined with other textile materials. Sewing silk, bleached or dyed; also silk thread of all kinds prepared for retail. Yarns of coarse animal hair (horned cattle hair, &c.) up to No. 5, metrical, single or double, unbleached I 00 free 00 free ос 8 88 8 Mohair, alpaca, and genappe yarns; hard combed yarns (weft yarns) above No. 30, metrical; all these yarns single or double, unbleached, imported through specially authorised Custom Houses.. I All other woollen, &c., yarns: Single, unbleached: Up to No. 45, metrical.. 8 00 ΙΟ ос Singie, bleached, dyed, or printed: Up to No. 45, metrical. 12 Above No. 45, metrical. 14 00 Twisted of two or more threads, unbleached: Up to No. 45, metrical. 12 Above No. 45, metrical. Twisted of two or more threads, bleached, dyed, or printed: Up to and above No. 45, metrical 14 16 Single or double mixed yarns, dyed in the wool, or carpet warps, printed, with permits, under conditions and measures of control of the Government, pay Woven Manufactures-Cotton, Linen, Hemp, Jute, Silk, Woollen and Worsted. Tissues, &c., of cotton, pure or mixed with linen: (1) Common, i.e., tissues made from yarns of and under No. 50: (a) Plain or simply twilled, containing 38 threads or less to the square of 5 millimetres: Unbleached.. 00 100 kilogs: Fls. kr; (1) Common, i.e., tissues made from yarns of and under No. 50: (b) Figured, contain- Dyed Woven in colours or Printed (c) Close-woven, plain or figured, containing more than 38 threads to the square of 5 millimetres: Unbleached.. (2) Fine, i.e., tissues made from yarns over No. 50 and up to No. 100, inclusive, plain or figured: Unbleached.. Unbleached tissues of this class for embroidery, with certificate of permission and under control.. Bleached, dyed, woven in colours, or printed. (3) Extra fine, i.e., tissues made from yarns over No. 100, plain or figured; tulle, bobbinet, pettinet, curtain stuffs, and nets for furniture; also tissues combined with metallic threads.. (a) Tulle, unbleached, not figured, for embroidery, with certificate of permission and under control.. (b) Tissues unbleached, and not figured, woven of yarns over No. 100, for embroidery, with certificate of permission and under control.. 50 00 Stiff nets Curtains, blinds, window hangings, or furniture covers, embroidered in chain-stitch. 150 co Other embroidered tissues. Lace Velvets and velvety tissues, with or without cut pile. Hosiery Woven wicks, girths, transmission belts, hose, coarse nets, &c... Linen tissues, unbleached and not figured, having up to 20 warp threads per 5 Linen tissues, bleached, dyed, woven in colours, or printed, not figured: Having up to 10 warp threads her 5 millimetres. Having from 11 to 20 warp threads per 5 millimetres. Ditto, figured, having up to 20 warp threads per 5 millimetres : 200 co Bleached, dyed, woven in colours, or printed; or Damask of all kinds, including unbleached damasks; or fine, having more than 20 warp threads per 5 millimetres; unbleached, bleached, dyed, woven in colours, printed, or figured So 00 Batiste, gauze, lawn, and other open woven tissues.... 20 CO 60 CO Laces and edgings... Velvety tissues with cut or uncut pile. Jute tissues: Sacking and packing cloth, raw, unbleached, not dyed nor figured, plain or twilled, having not more than 5 warp threads per 5 millimetres; also sacks made of... Used and marked sacks of jute, imported to be filled with cereals, and exported within six months.. Tissues for furniture covers and wearing apparel; hangings, and all tissues of jute in combination with other vegetable textile materials (including cotton), provided that the jute predominates in the number of threads; plain, embroidered, or combined or not with metal threads.. Jute tissues not specially mentioned; carpets and waggon covers of jute or other Hosiery, or haberdashery, trimmings, buttons, tapes, ribbons, &c... Oil or waxed cloth: Coarse unprinted packing cloth. Other kinds, including waxed muslin. Silk manufactures, embroidered or intermingled with metallic threads; or tulle, gauze, lace, and blonde; or trimmings made of silk or half-silk ribbons, chenille, &c. Half-silk manufactures (ie., goods containing other textile materials in addition to silk or floss silk), not above mentioned: Silk bolting-cloth; or manufactures of pure silk or floss silk: Plain tissues. Velvet and velvet ribbons.. 300 Other manufactures of half-silk, including half silk hosiery 225 88 Very common tissues of coarse woven waste silk, having the appearance of grey packing cloth, and serving for press-cloths, dusters, and the like; also similar goods with a few dyed threads. Stuffs woven of yarns of other textile materials but containing an admixture of silk not sufficient to cover the same, or stuffs containing an admixture of silk not in continuous threads, are not considered as silk stuffs. Ready-made clothing and under-linen: As the material of which chiefly composed, plus 40 per cent. Oiled silk Woollen tissues, pure or mixed with other materials, except silk: Coarse coverlets (kotzen); Halina cloth; press-cloths; sieve bottoms; net-work and knotted nets, undyed; cloth list.. Carpets Of animal hair (dogs, calves, oxen, &c.); also carpets of such materials with a slight mixture of wool.. All others, including printed carpets. Girths and bands.. Woollen tissues not otherwise mentioned, weighing to the square metre: more than 500 grammes (more than 0.93 lb. to the square yard).. 500 grammes and less, but not less than 200 grammes (from 0.93 lb. to 0.37 lb. to the square yard) 200 grammes and less (0.37 lb. and less to the square yard), printed or not.. The above tissues woven throughout with cotton warp, of one colour, not figured (dressed like cloth), weighing more than 300 grammes per square metre. Tissues of wool, printed, other than those enumerated above.. Velvets and velvety tissues.. Lace and lace cloths; or embroidered tissues; or shawls and similar tissues; or tissues combined with metallic threads.. Felt and felt wares, except carpets: Coarse felts of animal hair, also tarred or varnished... Other felts and felt wares, unprinted.. Ready-made clothing: Ladies' mantles and dresses of woollen tissues, with lining, ornaments, &c., of silk or half-silk.. Haberdashery, tapes, ribbons, fringes, trimmings, &c.; or buttons; or hosiery and knitted goods. 8 888 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 888 8 Other kinds as the material of which chiefly composed, plus 40 per cent. Metals, Unwrought and Wrought-Iron and Steel. Iron and steel in bars, hammered or rolled: not shaped. Billets of ingot iron, and billets of puddled iron.. Shaped Rails for railways. Sheet and plate iron, plain, having a thickness of 1 millimetre and above.. From 0.4 millimetre up to 1 millimetre. Less than 0.4 millimetre. Ditto, dressed, having a thickness of: I millimetre and above.. 0.4 millimetre up to 1 millimetre. Less than 0.4 millimetre Ditto, polished, varnished, or coated with tin, copper, zinc, lead, or nickel : Having a thickness of 0.4 millimetre, and above. Less than 0.4 millimetre in thickness. Ditto, designed, watered, or lacquered: Having a thickness of 0.4 millimetre. and above. Wire, having a thickness of-1 millimetres and above. Rolled wire over 4 millimetres in thickness, for wire drawers' use, with certificate of permission.. |