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utINl ui0I ltbCAC was 0 AAAtSlo Wool, (the same if on skins, 4c To. and 40 pr ct ad valorum, until June 30 1899, then 5 pr ct increase annually to 50 pr ct. WoolIens, (whoiiy or in

 part,) except carpeting, blankets, worsted stuffs; bombazines, hosiery, mits, gloves, caps, & bindings, the value of which at the place whence exported, does not exceed 33c sq.yd.

 to pay l4c sq.yd ; from3S to soc to be estimated at soc; from soc to $l at $l; from $l to $2,5O at $2, 50; from $2,50 to $4 at $4, &

 to be charged with 40 per ct. duty until June 30, 1899

 afterwards 45 pr ct: and

 exceeding $4, to be char

 ged with 45 per cent until 1 June 30, 1899, and after

 wards with 50 pr ct; and

 all unfinished woollens are ] to be estimated at the same

 value as if finished. Woollen blankets 35pr ct.

 Hosiery, mits, gloves, and

 bindings, ,.85 pr ct.

 Clothing ready made 50.

 Hemp $45 ton, until June 30, 1929, then $5 addition annually until $60. Flax, $35 ton, until June 30, 1899, then $ addition

 annually until $60. Distilled spirits, l2c gal. additional. (The duty on spirits was not altered in

 1924.