APPENDIX C.-Comparative statement of the rates of duties and imposts, &c.—Continued.

Yarn, cotton.

flax or linen, for carpeting, not
over No. 8 lea, and valued
at 24 cents or less per lb..
as above, val. over 24 cts.p.lb.
jute
woollen, valued at 50 cents
and not over $1 per pound.
woollen, over $1 per pound.
woollen, value under 50 cents
per pound and not over No.
14 in fineness.

woollen, for carpets, over No.
14 in fineness...

worsted, valued at 50 cents
and not over $1 per pound
worsted, value over $1 per
pound.

worsted, value under 50 cts.
per pound and not over
No. 14 in fineness.

worsted, for carpets, over No.
14 in fineness...
untarred, hemp.

Yellow, king's patent.

Zaffre

berries, (for dyeing)
chromate of potash.
citric acid...

ochre, dry

ochre, in oil..
salt of chrome..
spirits

Zinc nails.

and 25 p. c.

24 c. per lb.
Sand 30 p. c.

16 c. per lb.

and 25 p. c.

35 per cent.
5 c. per lb
25 per cent.
Free

3 c. per lb
10 c. per lb
50 c. p.100lbs
$150 per 100
lbs.

20 per cent.
20 per cent.

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APPENDIX D.

TABLE

COMPARING

The average wholesale prices of certain leading articles of consumption during the four years 1859-'62, with the currency and the gold prices of the same classes of articles in the month of October, 1866; the premium on gold for the latter period having been assumed at 50 per cent. Prepared for the Special Commissioner of the Revenue, by E. B. Elliott.

APPENDIX D.

Table comparing the average wholesale prices of certain leading articles of consumption during the four years, 1859-62, with the currency and the gold prices of the same classes of articles in the month of October, 1866; the premium on gold for the latter period having been assumed at fifty per cent. Prepared for the Special Commissioner of the Revenue, by E. B. Elliott.