Industrial Cuba: Being a Study of Present Commercial and Industrial Conditions, with Suggestions as to the Opportunities Presented in the Island for American Capital, Enterprise, and LabourPorter, Robert P. (Robert Percival)
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Industrial Cuba: Being a Study of Present Commercial and Industrial Conditions, with Suggestions as to the Opportunities Presented in the Island for American Capital, Enterprise, and Labour
Porter, Robert P. (Robert Percival)
Cuba -- Description and travel; Cuba -- Economic conditions
285. Fruits, dried or drained, T......do. 1.50
286. Apples, dried, N. W......do. 1.50
GROUP 4.--_Seeds and fodder_
287. Clover, N. W......100 kil. 3.60
288. Flax, N. W......do. .82
289. Timothy, N. W......do. 2.00
290. Fodder and bran.....per cent. ad valorem .25
GROUP 5.--_Preserves_
291. Fish or shellfish, preserved in oil or otherwise, in tins
.....per cent. ad valorem .25
292. Vegetables and pulse, pickled or preserved in any manner,
.....per cent. ad valorem .25
293. Fruits, preserved:
_a._ In brandy.....do. .25
_b._ Other.....do. .25
294. Alimentary preserves not specially mentioned; pork butchers'
wares, truffles, sauces, and mustard.....per cent. ad valorem .25
GROUP 6.--_Oils and beverages_
295. Olive oil:
_a._ In receptacles of earthenware or tin, G. W.; T......100 kil. $2.40
_b._ In bottles, including the weight of bottles, G. W.; T......do. 3.00
296. Alcohol, S. T. ectol. 14.00
297. Brandy and all compound spirits not specially mentioned:
_a._ In casks, S. T......do. 21.00
_b._ In bottles or flasks, S. T......do. 34.00
_c._ Rum, in casks......do. 18.00
_d._ Whiskies, in casks......do. 10.00
298. Wines, sparkling, S. T. liter. .85
299. Liqueurs and cordials:
_a._ In casks or similar receptacles, S. T......do. .18
_b._ In bottles, S. T......do. .36
300. Wines, other:
_a._ In casks or similar receptacles, S. T. hectol. 4.50
_b._ In bottles, S. T......do. 13.00
301. Beer and cider:
_a._ Malt liquor, in casks. hectol. 3.30
_b._ Malt liquor, in bottles......do. 3.66
_c._ Cider......do. 1.60
GROUP 7.--_Various_
302. Saffron, safflower, and flowers of "tobar".....per cent. ad valorem .25
303. Cinnamon of all kinds.....do. .25
304. Cinnamon, Chinese ("canelon"), cloves, pepper, and nutmegs,
.....per cent. ad valorem .25
305. Vanilla.....do. .25
306. Tea.....do. .25
307. Coffee in the bean or ground; chicory roots and chicory, T.
.....100 kil. 12.15
308. Cocoa of all kinds, in the bean, ground, or in paste; cocoa
butter, T......100 kil. 20.25
309. Chocolate and sweetmeats of all kinds, including the immediate
packages......per cent. ad valorem .25
310. Eggs. (See last item, Group I.)
311. Pastes and feculæ for soups and other alimentary purposes,
.....per cent. ad valorem .25
312. Biscuits:
_a._ Ordinary, T......100 kil. $0.60
_b._ Fine, of all kinds, including the immediate package, T.
.....100 kil. 2.50
314. Honey. per gallon .20
315. Molasses......do. .06
316. Sugar, raw. per pound .015
317. Sugar, refined......do. .02
318. Saccharine......do. 1.50
CLASS XIII.--MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
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