Flannel.-See Woven Manufactures. Floor Cloth. See Indiarubber and Gutta Percha, also Woven Manufactures. Fringes. See Woven Manufactures. Girths.-See Woven Manufactures. B. Br. C. Glass and Glass Wares, per cwt.-A.-Hollow wares of natural-coloured glass, but not white, not pressed, not polished, figured or ground 2/04, mirror glass, rough and unpolished, also glass in rough masses, cast sheets, rough and ribbed, tubes, rods and plates without distinction of colour, for blowing or making beads or buttons, glaze and enamel in masses, optical glass, not cut in lenses, rough, unfinished 1/61, white hollow glass, transparent, not figured, pressed, ground, or polished, and hollow glass of natural colour, or white with ground stoppers, bottoms, or rims 4/0, pendants, buttons, coral, pearls, beads, &c., coloured or not 2/of, window glass in natural tints (green or half or wholly white), not polished or figured 4/01, white hollow glass, transparent, pressed, polished, ground, cut, figured, or engraved, also heavy white glass not specially enumerated 8/2, glass, coloured, not otherwise specified, painted, gilt, or silvered, false jewellery, not set, all polished, silvered, or figured plate-glass and mirrors framed 12/2, glass and enamel wares not otherwise specified, combined or not with other materials, provided they do not come under the head of small ornamental wares, 12/2, optical and watch glasses finished and polished, £2 10s 10d; B. Common bottles, &c., 43d, other kinds 10% a v, broken glass free; Br. Children's toys 1,000 to 3,200 r, mirrors, with frames, small, from 450 r to 3,200 r, other, not distinguished 48% a v, bottles, glasses, and graduated measures for use in pharmacy 550 r; C. Looking-glasses 25% and 35% a v, bottles, jars of all kinds 15% a v; Ch. Glass and crystal ware free, glass, window, per box 100 sq. feet o'1'5'0, glass armlets. beads, and vitrified ware 100 catties o'5'0'; Cor. Cor. Window 7%, plate and manufactures 10%, beads 30%; av, D. D. Glass, unpolished, in sheets or panes, window glass, patent or skylight glass, common green or brown hollow ware, as bottles, milk-pans, or retorts, and rough, unpolished plate-glass 3/6, polished plate-glass, unsilvered, in sheets measuring up to 800 Danish square inches 18/10, ditto from 800 to 1,800 Danish square inches 1 8s 3d, ditto 1,800 Danish square inches and above £1 175 8d, silvered plate-glass, polished or not (including weight of frames) 25% above the duty on nsilvered, glass wares, combined with metal, also polished glass-flux drops, beads, &c. L1 175 8d, other kinds 16/6; E. Glass 6d, bottles id, all other manufactures 6d, eyeglasses of all descriptions 4 2 per kilo; F. Bottles, full or empty, all kinds 1/2, window glass 1/5, ditto coloured, polished or engraved 61, watch and optical glasses, rough 6'1, ditto cut or polished £3 os 7d, table glass, white or of one colour, plain or moulded 1/5, ditto cut or engraved 40, ditto decorated with gold or colour 10/2, plate-glass of less than square metre, polished, silvered or not 8/2, ditto of square metre or more, unpolished 8d per square yard, ditto of square metre or more, polished or silvered 2 per square yard, vitrification and enamel, in masses or tubes 1/61 per cwt ditto in beads, cut and pierced imitation jewels, &c. 4/104, spun glass and imitation coral 4/104, broken glass or cullet free, other kinds of glass or glass wares 7/6; G. Glass and glass wares (a) green and other naturally coloured hollow-glass, not moulded, cut, nor ground, also with common basket covering, glass mass, rough optical glass, rough cast sheets of ribbed glass (for skylights), enamel and glazing in the lump, glass tubes and rods without distinction of colour, such as are used for glass blowing and bead-making 161, (4) white hollow glass, not figured, cut, ground, nor moulded, but with cut or ground stoppers, bottoms, or rims 4 of per gross cwt, (c) window and plate-glass in its natural colour (green or partly or wholly white), not cut or figured, when the height and breadth F. G. Glass and Glass Wares-continued. HI. J. Gr. H. 1. together are not more than 120 centimetres, 30 per cwt, from 120 to 200 centimetres 4/0), over 200 centimetres 5, (d) 1, mirror glass, rough, uncut 16 per cwt, 2, plate, window, and mirror glass, cut, polished, figured, frosted, or coloured, silvered plate-glass of all kinds 12/2 per gross cwt, (e) pendants to chandeliers, glass buttons, coloured or not, massive white glass not otherwise mentioned, moulded, pressed, cut polished, ground, engraved, or figured glass, not included in d and f12 2. (NOTE.-Small glass plates, pearls, bugles, and drops of glass, coloured or not, 2 o). (f) Coloured, not included in a d, and e, painted or gilt glass, paste (imitation jewels), not set or cut, glass and enamel wares, in combination with other materials, provided they cannot be classified under the head of small ornamental wares 15 3. Opal and alabaster glass, not figured, cut, ground, painted, nor moulded, with or without cut or ground stoppers, bottoms, and rims 51, broken glass free; Gr. common bottles, not white, 1/11, window glass, common, 6/41, coloured, polished, or engraved 9/71, glass wares not specially mentioned white or moulded of one colour 9/71, ditto, turned or cut 16/, ditto, gilt or coloured, including crystal not otherwise mentioned, £1 55 78, plate-glass 129, watch glasses, glasses for optical instruments £4 16s, beads, stones for jewellery, pendants for lustres, &c., 1 125, articles of glass, in combination with other materials not specially mentioned 20% a v, small looking-glasses for soldiers, peasants, &c., framed n common wood, brass, or other common metal. 16, ditto with gilt or other frames 1 12s, looking-glasses unframed With surface up to square metre 4 above 4 £1 12 0 1 18 5 2 4 10 2 II 2 2 17 7 3 4 3 10 O 5 3 16 10 4 3 2 NOTE.-Looking-glasses with frames are chargeable with double Hay. Duty. Hl. 10% Hay. Tumblers, fine, with covers 1/of each, large 2/1 per doz, medium 10, small 6d, common 1o, goblets, fine 3/14, chimneys 1/o, watch glasses 10/5 per gross, spectacle glasses 6/3 per gross, shades forchandeliers, fine 6/3 per pair, common 2/1, for candlesticks 21, vases for flowers, ornamented 6/3 per pair, plain 2/1, window pictures, &c., 20% a v; H. Glass and glassware all kinds, and mirrors silvered or not 5% a v. (NOTE. (1) glass shades for clocks, artificial flowers, &c., and globes for lamps, &c., are not charged with the duty on glass when imported with the articles to which they belong, (2) wine bottles may be imported free of duty in bond, to be filled for re-exportation; broken glass free.) I. Sheet glass or crystal (a) not polished: Common glass for windows, measuring in length and breadth united: (1) less than 120 centimetres 3/31, (2) from 120 to 200 centimetres 4/5, (3) more than 200 centimetres 5/34, other, including roofing and paving glass even when not entirely opaque 3'3, (b) polished: not silvered, measuring in length and breadth united: (1) not more than 160 centimetres 8/11, (2) more than 160 centimetres 11/4, mirrors, framed, and sheets of mirror glass polished and silvered (including weight of case) measuring in length and breadth united : (1) not more than 160 centimetres 16/3, (2) more than 160 centimetres Los 3d, glass and crystal wares: simply blown or moulded, not coloured, ground, or cut 3/4, coloured, tinted, cut, or ground 6/13 enamelled, painted, gilt, silvered, orotherwise decorated 7/31, marked to indicate measures or degrees 12/24, bottles, common 1/8, demijohns 2/5, broken glass free, glass, crystal and enamel, in form of pearls, cut as gems, or in pendants for chandeliers and other similar wares 12/2, vitrifications and enamel in cakes, sticks, or powder 2 of; J. 53 cents per box of 100 sq feet; NI. Glass and glass work of all deNic. scriptions 10% av; Nic. In sheets, bottles, drinking glasses, and lamp tubes ad per lb., candelabra, lustres, flower vases, and the like 4d, physical, chirurgical, and chemical free, looking glasses, all kinds 5d; N. Common bottles or flasks not cut or ground free, plate or sheet glass silvered, including mirrors 13/, not silvered, but cut and painted, gilt, varnished, engraved, polished or figured 7/4, NI. N. Glass and Glass Wares-continued. P. R. other kinds 34, patent and skylight glass free, milk-pans, pickle-jars, retorts, and telegraph insulators free, optical and burning glasses, unset enamel ditto free, other glass wares, including flasks covered Per. with wicker work 15/3; Per. Glass 45%, manufactures 45% a v; PR. PR. Glassware, hollow, common, or ordinary 4 peso to c per 100 kilos, crystal, hollow, and glass imitation 8 peso 05 c, window and plate glass 3 peso 91 c, glass and crystal, quicksilvered, and crystals for spectacles and watches 18 peso 40; P. Glass vessels, common, of any colour 20r per kilo, glass and crystal in polished sheets, with or without frames 27 a v, glass and crystal, manufactured, not otherwise classified 110r per kilo; R. Enamel, glass mass, glass in rods, stems, or unshapen pieces, and in the rough 41, window glass or glass in sheets, green, half white, or entirely white 20, common, i.e., sheet glass of natural colours, green, white or half white, ground or not, engraved, ornamented, cut or painted, coloured, engraved, ornamented, cut, painted or not I os 5d, mirror glass not exceeding thirty centimetres in either breadth or length 164, mirror glass exceeding either in breadth or length thirty centimetres 1 125 6d, table glass of natural colour, black, yellow, half white or entirely white, neither ground, moulded, engraved, ornamented, cut, painted, gilt, nor silvered, nor combined with other materials 61, glass moulded, ground, engraved, figured, but not coloured or cut 8/2, various articles (except those enumerated under the heading of fancy articles, &c.) of glass of any colour, but neither ground, engraved, moulded, ornamented, cut, painted, gilt, silvered, nor combined with other materials, such as tubes, cylinders, globes and shades for lamps, drops, imitation pearls, bracelets, rings, buttons, &c. 16/3, articles of coloured glass, such as imitation pearls, corals or jet 15/5, glass moulded, ground, engraved, figured, but not coloured or cut 8/2, glass, cut, coloured, painted, gilt or silvered, and pendants for lustres 1 os 4d, fancy articles of all kinds of glass, such as statuettes, inkstands, toilet articles, candlesticks, lamps, and similar articles, combined or not with other materials, except precious metals Rus. £4 Is 6d; Rus. Manufactures of green bottle-glass, plain, with moulded patterns or letters, but not cut or ground 5/5. NOTE.Wine bottles are admitted duty free at the ports of the Black Sea and Sea of Azov, and at the custom-houses of the Bessarabian Frontier. Window glass of all kinds, green, half white or white 11/10, ditto coloured (dyed in the paste), milk white, dull or reticulated 11s 8d, articles of white or half white glass, plain or with patterns, not cut nor ground, but with or without ground bottoms, stoppers, &c. 1110, articles of coloured or double glass, of glass milk white, dull or reticulated, plain not ground or cut, and with or without ground stoppers, &c £1 Is 8d,* cut and polished, or painted, gilt or silvered, with cut or engraved patterns, or with bronze or other ornaments £4 6s 8d,* of white glass or crystal cut or ground, but without ornaments £2 35 4d, mirrors or silvered plate glass for mirrors having a superficies of 100 square vershoks or less £1 38 8d1 From 101 to 200 square vershoks 11 square foot ,, 1,401,, 1,600 4 10 5/24 with an addition of cop. per square vershok (44d per square foot) for each additional 200 square vershoks. NOTE.-Mirrors, &c., broken in transit, will be charged duty on each piece separately that measures more than 25 square vershoks, calculating the measurement according to the largest rectangular piece that can be cut out of each fragment; broken pieces of 25 square vershoks or less are admitted duty free, glass or mirrors without amalgam are charged 30% less duty than the above, according to size; bugles and beads on strings 179 per cwt,† bugles in articles and set £7 5s rod,t buttons Sal. £37st; Sal. Beads, g w 1/6 per lb, coloured or ornamental, g w ald glasses, cups, vases, etc., 4d, sheet, g w rd, for watches 1/6 per Glass and Glass Wares-continued. T. S. Sn. 8z. YEAR BOOK. dozen; S. Common hollow wares 2/73, glass and crystal wares 14/1, glass and crystal in plates and sheets 6/6, ditto silvered, also glasses for spectacles and watches £1 8s 2d; Sn. Bowls, jars, and flasks entirely uncut 1, bottles ditto 1/1, or 13d each, for bottles full or empty (at option of importer), jars and flasks with cut stoppers, but not otherwise cut, also apothecaries' vessels with embossed marks 5/8 per cwt, all kinds of glass for chemical purposes, all kinds of optical glasses, patent or skylight glass free, rough unpolished window or mirror glass 3 11 polished, not silvered, of metre and less in size 8/6, above square metre 14/1, silvered of square metre and less in size 14/1. above square metre £1 25 78, square glass vitrifications, polished or not £3 195, other kinds of glasswares, including decanters and pressed and polished flasks 19'9; Sz. Glass for roofing, glass tiles, skylights glass, common white 2/10, coloured 6 6, with designs or ground 10/2, blown glass and glasswares, glass rods for industrial purposes, com2 10, window mon bottles, &c. of brown, black or green glass 74d, common glasswares, half white 2/04, ditto white not polished, or with bottoms or rims slightly polished, and bottles with ground stoppers 3/3, fine glasswares ground, painted or gilt, and all other glasswares not otherwise mentioned 12/2, ditto of coloured glass, polished, cut or engraved, and watch glasses 6,6, enamel and vitrifications 1/7, glass beads 1/7, plate glass not silvered, without regard to dimen sions 66, ditto silvered mirrors and looking-glasses less than 18 square decimetres, including frames 66, of and above 18 square decimetres 12/2; carboys of common glass, brown, black, green, or greenish-coloured (semi-white), covered with wickerwork of osier, barked, split, etc. 3/2 per cwt, covered with plaits of straw US. 1/5; T. Glass and glasswares of all kinds 8% a v; US. Glass, cylinder, crown or ing toin by 15in square 6/5, measuring from roin by 15in to common window, unpolished, not exceed16in by 24in square 89, measuring from 16in by 24in to 24in by goin square 11/1, exceeding 24in by 30in 13'5, cylinder or crown glass polished, not exceeding roin by 15in square id per square foot measuring from roin by 15 to 16in by 24in square 2d, measuring from 16in by 24in to 24in by 30in square 3d, measuring from 24in by 30in to 24in by 6oin square rod, exceeding 24in by 6oin square 1/8, fluted, rolled or rough plate glass, not exceeding 1oin by 15in square gd, measuring from 1oin by 15in to 16in by,24in square id, measuring from 16in by 24in to 24in by 30in square id, exceeding 24in square by 30in id. NOTE.-All fluted, rolled, or rough plate glass weighing more than 100 lbs per 100 square feet, will be charged additional on the excess at the same rate. exceeding 1oin by 15in square id, measuring from 10in by 15 in to Cast polished plate glass, unsilvered, not 16in by 24in square 24d, measuring from 16in by 24in to 24in by goin square 4d, measuring from 24in by 30in to 24in by 6oin square 1/04, exceeding 24in by 6oin square 2/1, cast polished plate glass silvered, and looking-glasses not exceeding 1oin by 15in square 2d, measuring from 1oin by 15in to 16in by 24in square 3d, measuring from 16in by 24in to 24in by 30in square 5d, measuring from 24in by 30in to 24in by 6oin square 1 5, exceeding 24in by 6oin square 2/6. NOTE.Mirrors or looking-glasses, when framed, will not be admitted at a less rate of duty than is chargeable upon similar glasses, &c., unframed, and will be liable to a duty of 30% a v on the frames in addition. Bottles, carboys, pickle or preserve jars, &c., of common green or coloured glass, and other plain, moulded, or pressed green or coloured bottle glass not cut, engraved or painted 4 8 per cwt. NOTE.-If filled, a duty of 30% a v is charged in addition to the duty on the contents. plain, moulded, or pressed flint or lime glassware not otherwise Flint and lime glass bottles and phials, and other mentioned 40% a v, glasswares of all kinds cut, engraved, painted, coloured, stained, gilt or silvered (except looking-glasses and silvered plate-glass) 45%, porcelain and Bohemian glass, chemical glassware, and all other manufactures of glass, or of which glass is the component material of chief value not otherwise specified 45%, imitation gems 10%, glass plates or discs unwrought, for optical instruments free, beads, bugles, and bead ornaments 50%, glass plates or discs unwrought, consisting of pieces of unpolished cylinder glass not exceeding roin by 15in square 1 cent. per lb, glass medicine tumblers with a scale cut on the side of each tumbler, and fitted into a morocco case with a cover 45% a v, coloured glass ornaments and beads which 469 Glass and Glass Wares-continued. are used almost exclusively in trimming ladies' dresses, bonnets, &c., Gloves.-See Hides and Skins, also Woven Manufactures. Gobelin Tapestry.-See Woven Manufactures-Silk. B. Br. C. E. D. F. G. Gr. HI. H. Gold and Silver Wares, per oz troy.-A. Gold and silver wares, plain or com. bined with other materials and jewellery 2'24d, gold and silver leaf Ar. and filigree work 1-49d, plated wares o'75d; Ar. Jewellery, gold and silver wares 5% a v, precious stones 2%; B. Jewellery free, other gold and silversmiths' work, all kinds 5% a v; Br. Gold and silver in bars, powder, or raw state, or broken articles (useless) free; C. Gold in powder or paste free, in plates for dentists 15% a v, manuCh. factured as plate 35% a v, in lumps, unwrought, free; Ch. Bullion, gold and silver free, imitation gold thread o'o'3'o per catty, ditto real Cor. 1'60'o, gold and silver wares 10'o'o'o 100 catties; Cor. 20% a v; D. Wares of gold or silver 2d; E. Jewellery, false, of all kinds except gilt or plated 2/1 per kilo; gilt, plated, or metal 4/2; F. Gold leaf 746d, silver leaf 5'97d, gold and silver wire 1'49d, gold and silversmiths' wares, all kinds and imitation jewellery 1'49d, plated wares 3od, excise duty in addition, on silversmiths' wares 5'97d, on goldsmiths' wares 9/4; G. Wares of gold or silver, plain or in combination with other materials, also gold and silver leaf 2°24d; Gr. Gold wares of all kinds 3/2, silver wares not gilt or enamelled 7'6od, ditto gilt or enamelled 11'40d; HI. Jewellery 10%; H. Gold and silver leaf and wire 3% a v, gold and silversmiths' wares 5%; I. Gold in ingots, dust and scrap free, rolled, in sheets and spangles and drawn in wire 3d, wound on silk 3d, in leaves, including the weight of the books, 5'4d in money free, silver in ingots, dust and scrap free, rolled, in sheets and spangles, and drawn in wire 1d, wound on silk 3d, in leaves, including the weight of the books id in money (in coin of the Latin Union) free, goldsmiths' work and gold plate 3/5 80, silver wrought, also gil or silvered wares 2'70d, jewellery of gold 3/5 80,of silver or silver gilt 6d; NI. Gold bars, ingots or pieces, coined and gold dust free, gold and and silver leaf, gold silver work and silver Nic. Nic. Gold and silver imitation jewellery 170 per lb, jewellery galloon in trimming and with precious stones £2 198 74d, solid gold and silver jewels thread 10% a v; 1 14s old, plated ware. N. L1 14s cld; N. Gold and silver leaf free, wire-drawers' work, of gold as gold and silver, from 170 to Per. or silver, also wire, spangles, cords, &c., real or imitation 97d; Per. PR. Jewellery, fine 10% a v, imitation 45% a v: PR. Gold jewellery with pearls or stones 9 pesos per hectogramme, silver do., do. 1 peso 35 cts, gold and silver in other articles 84 cts; P. Gold in bars and in specie, silver in bars and in specie free, gold in leaf for gilding (including the books) otherwise distinguished, in wire or manufactured 31800 reis, silver in leaf for silvering (including the books) 1300 3200 reis per kilo, gold reis, silver or platina not otherwise mentioned, 6coo reis, silver and platina manufactured 10960 reis; R. Gold in bars and ingots, broken articles of gold and gold dust, gold or in wire leaf for gilding free, gold hammered and wire 1194d, goldsmiths' NI. P. R. not |