Number.

A.-Norwegian tariff of import duties, &c.—Continued.

345

346

347

Oils-Continued.

2. Ethereal-Continued.

c. Other ethereal oils, including the weight of the innermost envelope
(bottle, jar, or like), per kilogram..

3. Hair oil, including the weight of the vessel (bottle, jar, &c.), per kilogram..
Oil cakes and oil flour.

Olives. (See Fruits.)

Oranges. (See Fruits.)

348

Cheese, per kilogram...

Ox-tongues. (See Provisions, under animals.)

P.

349

350

351 352

353 354

Paper and manufactures thereof:

1. Writing, drawing, and music paper with lines, and all kinds of paper suitable
for writing and drawing paper, white and colored in the mass, varnished,
oiled, or prepared in a like way; parchment paper and paper cut in slips
for telegraphs, per kilogram....

2. Paper, printing, all kinds of paper suitable for printing-paper, which do not
enter into the foregoing class, white and colored in the mass, blotting and
filtering paper....

3. Pasteboard, packing and wrapping paper, paper-waste, pressing pasteboard..
4. Sheathing and roofing paper, paper coated or covered with asphaltum, tar,
glass, sand, slate, emery, or like; also papers which do not enter into any
of the above classes..

5. Ornaments of stone, pasteboard, and slates.
6. Hangings, patterns, and books of patterns for embroidery, knitting, crochet-
work, and the like (newspapers and journals excepted), blank forms,
vignettes, labels, ruled paper, round games of paper, enameled paper, visit-
ing cards, tickets for steamers and the like; envelopes cut out and pasted
together; also white linen lining, bags and the like; frames with or with
out glass for pictures; paper covered with gauze or other materials, lac-
quered paper and cap shades thereof, per kilogram...

7. Playing cards, per kilogram.

Free.
Free.

Free.
Free.

0.13

0.13

355

0.13

356

8. Written paper, paper money, lines of exchange, bonds, shares and like papers,
representing value

Free.

357

9. Paper, bound or stitched, per kilogram.

0.27

358

10. Books, or parts thereof, newspapers, sheets of music, and other articles of
paper, printed or written (engravings, lithographs, &c., included), not
chargeable under No. 6, bound and unbound..

Free.

359

11. Other manufactures of pasteboard and other paper, and of papier-maché, in-
cluding albums, per kilogram

Set, shall be weighed with the setting and dutiable at the same rate.
Necklace of corals, as corals manufactured.

Pipe bowls, tobacco pipes, pipe tubes, mouth-pieces, irrespective of material, with
or without mounting or other appurtenances, and with or without cases:

370 Pomade, including the weight of the innermost envelope (paper, glass, jars, and

the like), per kilogram

Free.

0.35

2. Of silk in combination with other materials, whether the outer part consists
wholly of silk over other materials or of silk in combination with other
materials, per kilogram......

3. Other, per kilogram.

2. 33. 3

1. 33. 3

A.-Norwegian tariff of import duties, &c.—Continued.

Number.

Pies. (See Animals, &c.)

373

OBS.-Besides the articles which generally belong to haberdashery, the following are classed as such: Buttons, covered with woven or spun goods, lacing, all kinds of woolen ribbons and woolen cords and hair nets. No deduction of duty shall be given for materials used as inner packings of haberdashery.

Potash..

Potatoes..

Potato-flour, as starch.

Pottery. (See Earth and clay.)

374

per and steel plates, &c...

Presses, printing presses and other presses for lithographs, engravings from cop

Free.

Sample-books, without samples, as bound paper.

Cushions, as mattresses.

Extract of punch, as brandy.

Sausages. (See Provisions, under Animals.)

R.

375

Frames for oil paintings...

Free.

For oil prints, engravings, and the like, are dutiable as manufactures of the
material of which they are principally made without deduction for the
weight of the picture, glass, &c. In the case of frames, dutiable ad valorem,
no account shall be taken of the value of the picture.
Frames of paper, covered with glass. (See Paper.)

Traveling bags, traveling trunks, hat boxes, portmantaus, pouches, and similar
bags and trunks of leather, or covered with leather, likewise of wool, cotton,
hemp, or flax, &c., in combination or otherwise with leather, or other material,
per kilogram..

OBS.-If cleaned rice and rice in the husk be mixed up when imported, the proportion of each kind shall be taken into account in assessing the duty leviable.

Incense and incense paper, including the weight of the envelope, per kilogram...
Canes, including reed for plastering, bamboo, rattan, split, and not split..

Plated manufactures, thereof, per kilogram..

2. Other, including must, containing until 18 per cent. alcohol, per kilogram.. (Tare, casks 16 per cent.)

390 Sago and sago flour, salep, ground arrowroot, tapioca, pearl and flour, per kilo

1.20

Free.

0.30

Twine (as cordage). (See Flax, &c.)

Bed clothes. (See Matresses.)

Mustard. (See Spices)

398 Sieves, per kilogram...

0.53

399

Silk and silk goods, as well as other textile materials in combination with silk:
1. Twisted and not twisted, dyed and not dyed, in or without combination
with other spinning materials, por kilogram...

0.93

400

2. Blonde, bobbinet, lace and gauze of silk in combination with other textile
material (as similar goods of cotton), per kilogram

2.50

401

3. Velvet and other goods with figures, stripes, &c., of velvet, in or without
combination with other textile materials, metal or glass threads, per kilo-
gram...

3.47

402

4. Silk floss (felt or plush), in or without combination with other textile ma-
terials, per kilogram..

2.33.3

5. Haberdashery. (See under letter P.)

Other goods:

403

6. Of silk alone, or of silk with interwoven glass or metal threads, per kilo-
gram..

3.47

404

405

406

(In bond, 30 kilograms.)

Of silk mixed with other materials:

a. When at least the half of the article, or when the warp or the woof,
the right or the wrong side consist of other materials than silk, it shall
be considered consisting of silk alone, per kilogram

(In bond, 35 kilograms.)

b. Otherwise, as other goods of silk alone.

OBS.-When it is not possible to ascertain whether the half of the goods consists
of other materials than silk, it shall be considered consisting only of silk.
Sirup. (See Sugar.)

Rushes in raw state

Brooms and brushes. (See Brooms.)

Otherwise manufactured, per kilogram.

Aqua fortis. (See Nitric acid.)

407 Ships, with inventory.

2. 33. 3

Free.

0.10

408

Tortoise shell, unmanufactured

Free.

manufactured as horn, letter b.

Skins and hides:

A. With hair on, not specified under peltries, or dutiable under that class:
a. Undressed, salted, or otherwise.

a. Tanned, including sole leather and leather for inner soles, per kilogram. (In bond, 200 kilograms.)

0.23

1. Gloves, sewed and only cut, also lined with another material, per
kilogram...

With soles of other material, per kilogram..

8. Saddles, harness, bits, whips for driving, horsewhips; trusses, per
kilogram..

4. Portfolios. (See Cases.)

5. Manufactures not otherwise enumerated shall be rated as the skins
and hides of which they are made, and in addition thereto, 10 per
cent. Skins and hides, only cut and not finished in any other
way, curved boot-legs and hat bands with holes, shall not be rated
as skins and hides manufactured.

0.93

0.60

A.-Norwegian tariff of import duties, &c.—Continued.

422

423

424

425

426

427

428

429

Skins and hides-Continued.

C. Skins and hides, with hair or feathers, for peltries:

a Undressed:

1. Of goats, sheep, or lambs, with the exception of gray Crimean and
genuine Kalmuck skins, skins of deer, roes, does, elks, reindeer,
kangaroos, hares, and seal...

2. Skins of beavers, fitchets, chinchilla, stone-martin, mink, sables,
black and blue foxes, and otter, per kilogram..

3. Other kinds, per kilogram...

b. Prepared separate and sewed together:

1. Skins of the animals specified under e a 1, above, per kilogram
2. Pennsylvania skins, per kilogram

3. Other skins pay as undressed skin and 20 per cent. in addition
thereto.

c. Manufactured peltries are dutiable as dressed skins, with 50 per cent,
in addition thereto. Fur cloaks and garments lined with fur and
other peltries in combination with cloth or other textile materials
(with the exception of caps) shall be assessed for their entire weight
as peltries.

Waste of skins and hides. Shoes and other boots of felt. (See Shoemakers' work,
under Skins and hides.)

Shoemakers' goods. (See Skins.)

Shoe-blacking and shoe wax. (See Blacking.)

Typefounder's goods. (See Metals.)

Fire-arms. (See Metals.)

Emery. (See Earth and clay.)

Import duty.

Crowns.

Free.

2.00

0.40

0.20

2.40

430

Butter, lard, and fats....

Free.

Free.

Walking canes, sticks for parasols and umbrellas of all kinds, and all unsplit canes
which have been more finished than only cut in certain lengths, and fishing rods,
per kilogram........

Hat bodies, hat crowns, and hat brims, manufactured thereof, per kilogram
Other manufactures, per kilogram...

For hats, also with gauze and other material, sewed or pasted on, per kilo.
gram...

0.40

0.40

0.10

0.35

436

437 Looking glasses:

438

Plate glass. (See Glassware.)

Spermaceti and candles thereof. (See Whale fat, under Fats and tallows.)

Stearine and stearine candles.

Stone and manufactures thereof:

1. Precious stones and imitations thereof, cut or polished.

a. Set in gold, silver, or aluminium, shall be weighed together with the
setting, and be dutiable as therein.

b. Jewelry in or without combination with other metals than those enum-
erated above under a, as jewelry under metals.

2. All other kinds, including slates and slate pencils, plaster of Paris, chalk,
cement, castings, and molds of cement, plaster, chalk, or like; also stone
powdered, ground, or otherwise prepared..

Mats for floors, cords, and other similar coarse plaitings as rush, otherwise
manufactured.

Free.

Free.

0.03.3

Trimmings and other manufactures of straw in or without combination with
other materials, per kilogram

0.93

Number.

A.-Norwegian tariff of import duties, &c.—Continued.

443 Strings, catguts, and silk strings, with or without other cover, per kilogram . Of metal. (See Metal.)

Straw of flax. (See Flax, &c.)

Orange peel. (See Fruits in sugar.)

Sugar and sirup:

444

1. Sugar, in whole or crushed loaves, squares, or cakes, and sugar candy, per
kilogram

Import

duty.

Crowns.

1.16.6

0.44

(In bond, 240 kilograms.)

2. Other sugar:

445

a. Light, per kilogram..

0.44

(In bond, 240 kilograms.)

446

b. Dark, also dissolved and other liquid sugar (including the juice before
the sugar was separated), which can not be classed as common sirup
or molasses, sugar of grapes or starch, per kilogram ....

0.36

(In bond, 325 kilograms.)

(Tare for No. 1 and 2, a and b; for paper with or without twine no tare shall
be allowed; boxes candy, 12 per cent; other sugar, 15 per cent.)

Capillaire, mulberry, rose, violet sirup and other like sirups, per kilogram. Sugars, lighter than the standards which will be forwarded by the treasury department to the ports of entry and correspond with the Amsterdam standard No. 20 shall be classed as "other light sugars."

If the same package contains sugars dutiable at different rates the whole lot shall be dutiable at the highest rate. A package containing crystallized sugar, together with sirup and molasses, shall be entirely dutiable as "other dark sugars," if over a fourth of the total weight is solid sugar.

449 Confectionery, including drops and other like preparations of sugar, per kilogram. 450 Mineral spring water or mineral water....

0.06, 7

0.53

0.46.6

Free.

2.67

Free.

455 456

457

Blackings of all kinds (the duty on blacking for boots and shoes is payable on the
weight of the innermost packing, envelope as well).

Tobacco in leaf sweetened is equal to tobacco in leaf unsweetened as regards the quantity in bond.

(Tare for stems and tobacco in leaf and not stemmed; hides, 8 per cent; rush, with or without bagging, 10 per cent; baskets, 3 per cent; bagging, 2 per cent. Casks: (a) when the article is imported from a place in Europe, 8 per cent; (b) when imported from a place out of Europe, 12 per cent.)

0. 03. 3

0.30 0.10

Free.

1.60

Free.

Free.

Free.

1.25

1.25