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XXXVI.-Stoneware, i. e., work in stones and unburnt clay, cement and stone composi

tions.

244. Stone cutters' work (such as door and window frames, pillars and parts of pillars, gutters, pipes, troughs, &c., uncut, except those of alabaster and marble); touch, grind, and whet stones, without any connection; millstones, also, with iron bands or metal casings; plates and lithographers' stones, cut, unpolished; playing-marbles, &c.; casts made of plaster or sulphur, of coins, cameos, &c

245. Prepared minerals, such as artificially colored clay and stone; cement,
and goods made therefrom (not polished); slabs and plates cut,
not polished; cleaning, grinding, and polishing substances in
their natural state prepared for retail trade...

246. Stoneware, ordinary, i. e., articles of stone not otherwise provided for,
also in connection with wood and iron, without varnish or
polish....
247. Stoneware, fine, i. e., fancy articles (letter-weights, candlesticks, cups,
inkstands, and similar fancy objects), statues, busts, figures of
animals, and other plastic works, weighing 5 kilograms or less;
articles in connection with other materials, if not coming under
India-rubber, leather, metal, or fancy goods with a higher
tarifi...

248. Stones, genuine (precious or half precious stones), and corals (genuine
and imitation), prepared, i. e., ground, cut, or otherwise worked
upon; genuine pearls, all these articles not set, if not coming
under fancy goods

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Florins.

0.25

0.50

1.50

15.00

24.00

XXXVII.-Clay-ware.

249. Tiles and bricks; building ornaments (also of terra-cotta); clay pipes: a. Unglazed

Free.

b. Glazed....

0.50

250. Pipes and thick plates of common earthenware, chamotte.

251. Gas retorts, crucibles, vessels for manufacturing purposes (of graphite,

0.50

fire-proof clay, or common stoneware)

252. Ordinary crockery-ware, made of common or hardened clay or stoneware; black graphite pottery...

0.50

0.50

253. Stoves, and parts of stoves; Dutch tiles for floors or walls

NOTE.-Articles of Nos. 249 to 252, in connection with wood or iron,
without varnish or polish

254. Clay-ware, not otherwise provided for:

3.00

2.00

a. Of one color, or white..

5.00

b. Of two or more colors, edged, painted, printed, gilt, silvered....

8.00

255. Porcelain:

a. White

7.00

b. Colored, edged, painted, printed, gilt, silvered 256. Clay-ware in connection with other materials, if not coming under Indiarubber, leather, metal, or fancy goods with a higher tariff...

15.00

15.00

XXXVIII.-Iron and hardware.

257. Raw iron; iron and steel, old, broken, and in scraps for melting and
forging...

NOTE (1).—În consideration of circumstances of a local character, foun-
dries using old and scrap iron may be permitted, with the con-
sent of the Governments of both parts of the empire, to import
old and scrap iron at the exceptional duty of 50 kreuzers for 100
kilograms, subject to a control of its appliance and the fixation
of the maximum quantity.

(2).-Iron filings and hammer scales..

258. Loops; ingots....

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c. Varnished, coppered, tinned, or coated with zinc, lead or nickel;
sheet-iron and plates polished....

8.00

Iron-ware

261. Sheet-iron and iron plates; wire:

262. Ordinary cast iron:

a. Pig-iron.....

b. Scoured or coarsely painted; drilled, or only in few different
places ground, twisted, or planed

c. Ground, twisted, planed, coated with copper, tin, zinc, or lead,
enameled, or finely painted..

The goods under b and c, also with the necessary cast iron or con-
necting wooden parts.

263. Common iron and steel goods made from malleable cast iron, cast steel,
wrought iron, or steel, as far as they do not come under the
following numbers:

a. Coarse, also brightened

Florins.

2.00

4.00

8.50

4.00

b. Coarsely painted, drilled, or ground in a few places, twisted,
planed, with notches for the turning of a screw (also screw
bolts and nuts)

5.00

c. Ground, twisted, planed, or coated with copper, tin, zinc, lead, or
finely painted..

8.50

All these goods also in connection with wood or cast iron.

264. Wrought-iron pipes, also joints...

5.00

265. Wrought-iron boilers, also steam boilers; perforated or grooved black sheet-iron and plates; goods made of black sheet-iron...

6.00

266. Car-wheels, finished, also on axle-trees..
267. Nails and tacks, springs for steel vehicles, hay and dung forks, hatchets,
shovels (rough, brightened, or ground in some few places),
scythes, sickles, straw-knives; also in connection with wood....
268. Wire rope, wire brushes, wire-sieve bottoms, coarse wire-work (made
of wire under No. 261a)

269. Ordinary tools for cutting and drilling, i. e., saws, plane and chisel irons,
awls, gimlets, files, rasps, &c., cloth-makers' shears, coarse
knives and scissors; all these for the use of mechanics and
farmers (also machines); screws, locks; also ground, twisted,
painted, coated with tin, zinc, copper, or lead, or in connection
with wood..

270. Fine iron and steel wire:
a. Polished, japanned, enameled, coated with nickel (except the com-
mon enameled cast iron named under No. 262c); b. Artificial
and light ornamental castings; c. Wirework not otherwise
provided for; pius, hooking and knitting needles, tacks, hooks
and eyes, buckles, fish-hooks, thimbles, and similar small arti-
cles; children's toys, skates, steel cords, scrapers of all kinds;
sleys, weavers' cards, springs (watch and carriage springs
excepted); d. Arms and parts of arms (fire-arms and gun-
barrels excepted); cutlery, if not coming under 269 and 271;
e. Furniture, cushioned, covered, or finely ornamented; f. Iron
and steel goods in connection with other materials
271. Fine cutlery, steel pens, wire spun over with thread, gun-barrels...
272. Guns; sewing needles

The articles enumerated under Nos. 270, 271, and 272, if not coming under
India-rubber, leather, metal, or fancy goods with a higher
tariff.

6.00

6.50

8.00

10.00

15.00

30.00

50.00

XXXIX.-Base metals and goods made therefrom.

273. Lead and lead alloyages:

a. Raw, old, broken, and refuse..

1.00

b. Cast (boilers, pipes, sheets, bullets, shot, &c.), rolled, drawn out
(lead wire), type, stereotype plates....

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c. In wires and pipes; coarse zinc, cast, without other preparation,
also in connection with ordinary woodwork, and bars and
sheets of iron; grooved and perforated plates and sheets.....

275. Tin:
a. Raw, also old, broken, and refuse

b. In bars, plates, sheets, wires, and pipes; coarse tin, cast, without
other preparation, also in connection with ordinary woodwork
and bars or plates of iron

3.00

Free.

4.00

76. Copper, nickel, antimony, brass, pack fong, tombac, and other metals and metal compositions, not otherwise provided for:

a. Raw, also old, broken, and refuse; quicksilver....

Florins.

Free.

6.00

b. In rough castings (i. e., in bells and pipes, each weighing more
than 5 kilograms, and in other objects weighing more than
10 kilograms)..

c. Drawn, stretched (in bars, tablets, plates), sheets, and wire, more
than 5 millimeters..

8.00

d. Sheets and wire, 5 millimeter and less in thickness; grooved and
perforated plates and sheets..

10.00

e. Plated (silvered) wire, sheets, tablets of copper and brass; imita-
tion Leon (cemented) wire

277. Tinware, coarse (dishes, plates, boilers, and other vessels), not varnished
and not connected with other materials....

278. Metal-ware, ordinary:

a. Rollers, boiler tubes, boilers, cooking and distilling apparatus, un-
japanned, unpolished, also in connection with wood and iron..
b. Polished, varnished, japanned, nickel-coated, figured sheets and
plates

279. Metal-ware, fine, i. e., all materials not embraced under other numbers,
also in connection with other materials, if not coming under
No. 280, or India rubber, leather, or fancy goods with a higher
tariff; telegraph cable.

280. Metal-ware, finest, i. e., fancy articles and other finely finished (i. e., ornamented, pressed, embossed, or nickel-coated), goods of pack fong (German silver, alfenide and similar nickel compositions), Britannia metal, bronze, brass, tombac, and similar alloys, also in connection with other materials, if not coming under leather or fancy goods with higher tariff..

281. Metallic cloth, fine, having 20 warp threads or more to 2 centimeters; writing pens; wire spun over with thread...

XL.-Machines and parts of machinery of wood, iron, or base metals.

282. Locomotive

15.00

5.00

10.00

12.00

15.00

30.00

30.00

8.00

283. Tender, locomobile..

6.00

284. Sewing machines, with or without frame.

20.00

285. Machines made of wood (i. e., with 50 per cent. or more of wood).
286. Machines made of base metals (i. e., with more than 50 per cent. base

3.00

metal)

10.00

287. Machines not otherwise provided for:

a. When 75 per cent. or more of the total weight consists of cast iron
or cast iron and wood

b. Others

5.00 6.00

NOTES.-(1.) Copper and brass rollers and plates, engraved or not
engraved, for inland cotton mills, by special permit....
(2.) Machines and parts of machinery, also in connection with
other materials, if not coming under fancy goods, belonging to
tariff class XL.

(3.) As parts of machinery are to be entered, such articles as
have no independent use unless joined to other machinery, or
moved by motive power; if, however, they constitute rough,
unprepared, ordinary cast iron, unconnected with other mate-
rials, or coarsely wrought, unfinished parts of machinery, they
may be treated according to the condition of the material (Nos.
a and 263 a), respectively.

(4.) Machines not manufactured in Austria-Hungary may be en-
tered from time to time on payment of one-half the duty by
special permit of the Governments of the two parts of the empire.

Street vehicles:

XLI.-Vehicles of transportation.

288. Lumber wagons and lumber sleighs....

Carriages (per piece):

289. Carriages, without leather or cushions..

290. Carriages, with leather or cushions...

NOTE.-Sleighs pay, under No. 289, one-half; and under No. 230, two

thirds of the duty.

Free.

3.00

25.00

75.00

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Ships (per ton burden):

294. Wooden (also iron or copper fastened)...
295. Iron; also of other base metals, steamships..

NOTE TO Nos. 294 AND 295.-Utensils for navigation (i. e., sails and
yards, anchors and anchor chains, riggings, small boats), if in
reasonable amount and numbers, will pay no extra duty.
Other articles of equipment, as well as steam engines of steam-
ships, are subject to special tariff duty.

XLII.-Precious metals and coins.

296. Gold, silver, platina, precious metals not otherwise provided for, raw, also old, broken, and refuse

297. Coins:

a. Coins (also medals and medallions) of precious metal.
b. Coins of base metal

NOTE.-Medals and medallions of base metals are classed accord-
ing to the material of which they are composed.

XLIII.-Instruments, watches, and fancy goods.

Instruments:

[Per 100 kilograms.]

298. Scientific instruments (astronomical, mathematical, physical, surgical), without regard to material out of which they are made......

299. Instruments for general use:

Florins.

5.00

6.50

9.00

0.40

5.00

Free.

Free.

Free.

Free.

a. Optical; opera glasses, telescopes, spectacles, eye-glasses set, &c..
b. Not otherwise provided for.

125.00 50.00

The goods enumerated under No. 299, a and b, if not coming under
fancy goods with a higher tariff.

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304. Ordinary wooden clocks, and movements belonging thereto; watch material

30.00

305. Watches and movements not otherwise provided for, if not coming under fancy goods with a higher tariff..

50.00

306. Clocks for steeples and parts thereof....
307. Gold and silver ware, jewelry, and all goods not otherwise provided for,
made wholly or partly of precious metals, genuine or imitation
pearls or corals, set gems; gold and silver galloons, fabrics
therefrom, as well as from gold or silver wire....

10.00

308. Genuine gold and silver leaf; wire and sheets of precious metals; fabrics
or real gilt or silvered Leon spinnings or wires .......
Fancy goods, fine:
309. Goods, not otherwise provided for, of base metals, with genuine gilting
or silvering, or coated with gold or silver; goods of half pre-
cious stones, also sets; imitation pearls, artificial teeth, arti-
cles of wig-maker's work....

310. Goods made of, or in connection with mother of pearl, ivory, tortoise
shell, amber, jet

311. Children's toys and goods not otherwise provided for in connection with:
a. Silk goods, laces, artificial flowers (No. 171), prepared ornamental
feathers

b. With other woven or worsted goods
Fancy goods, ordinary:

300.00

200.00

100.00

100.00

100.00 50.00

312. Goods made of meerschaum, lava, celluloid, and similar artificial carving material, and imitations of the same.....

50.00

313. Gentlemen's and ladies' ornaments, toilet articles of base metals, of iron
and steel finely made, also nickel-coated, embossed, enameled;
such articles of animal or vegetable carving material or hard-
ened India rubber; bracelets and necklaces of glass and stone;
fans; cases for opera-glasses, telescopes and eye-glasses; steel
pearls; metallic pearls, also gilt, silvered, or embossed
314. Imitation Leon webs, and articles made therefrom; also articles of imi-
tation Leon wares..

315. Embroideries upon other stuffs than woven or worsted fabrics; articles
of embossed ware and of gold-beaters' skins; strings of musical
instruments, and all strings spun over.

The articles enumerated under Nos. 309 to 315, if not belonging to fancy goods with higher tariff or specially classed.

316. Umbrellas and parasols:

a. Of silk

b. Of other fabrics

Florins.

50.00

50.00

50.00

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317. Salt (bay salt, rock salt, salt spring, brine salt water), only by special permit.....

NOTES. (1.) In case special permission is granted, the license for 100 kilograms, net common salt, is 9.38 florins for 100 kilograms, kreuznach bittern, 1.88 florins.

(2.) Upon a physician's certificate the free importation of sea-
water for curing purposes will be permitted.

(3.) The minister of finance can permit the free importation of
foreign salts for the manufacture of chemicals and such fabrics
for which salt in large quantities is essential, if used only
in manufactures and not as an article of food.

XLV. Chemical auxiliary stuffs.

318. Borax, crude; boracic acid; Chili saltpeter (nitrate of soda), crude; sulphur (in blocks and bars), also ground and flower of sulphur; antimony; tartar, crude or refined; citrate acid, and tartrate of lime..

0.84

Free.

319.

a. Dung salt (refuse from salt works and factories, and manure, arti-
ficial, made from mixtures of salt)..

Free.

b. Chloride of potassium; chloride of magnesia; glauber salt (sul-
phate of soda); sulphate of iron..

0.20

NOTE.

The articles enumerated under a and b, except glauber salt and
sulphate of iron, unless imported by factories with that privi-
lege, only by special permit and after examination of the ex-
tent of salt contained.

320. Arsenic, metallic (arsenic), arsenious acids (except arsenic or arsenical
acids), arsenic sulphur (orpiment, realgar); corrosive iron
liquids of all kinds; pyroligneous acid, raw; zaffer, smalt;
strewing smalt; new or renewed ashes of bones (spodium);
sulphuric acid; muriatic acid; nitric acid (aqua fortis).....
a. Soda (i. e., carbonate of sodium), raw or crystallized; potash (sim-
ple carbonate of potassium); sulphate of potassium (duplicate
salt); bicarbonate soda and potassium; glycerine (also glycer-
ine lye)......

321.

b. Soda, calcinated

322. Alum; sulphate of ammonia, sal ammoniac, spirits of salt ammoniac, spirits of hartshorn; subsulphate of alumina and carbonate of alumina; admonter (mixed iron and copper), sulphate of copper and sulphate of zinc; ashes of lead; litharge (silver and gold litharge); borax, retined; chloride of lime; pyroligneous lime; pyroligneous clay; saltpeter (alkali and natron salt peter), refined; sulphuret of carbon; soluble glass; aniline oil; carbolic acid, crude; nitro-benzine; anthracene, crude; naphtaline crude....

323. White lead, white zinc (white oxide of zinc), ashes of zinc (gray oxide of zinc), white baryta (artificial sulphate of baryta); pyroligneous lead; acetate of lead; prussiate of potash, yellow and red; chloride of potash; verdigris; cement of all kinds; protoxide of lead; red lead; bicarbonate of soda and potash; carbonate of ammonia; tartaric acid; ashes of tin; proto-chloride of tin and other preparations of tin.

S. Doc. 231, pt 5-15

0.50

0.80

1.20

1.50

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