New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-12
CLASS o-rApnn AND IT'S APPLICATIONS.

CLASS o--pApEn AND IT'S APPLICATIONS
First g,o,p-Foy printing and writing
o. Paper continuous for printing white or colorcd,
~ ~ 80 Der 100 Kilograms ,,.,,,,
and cardboard. 81 per 100 Kilograms.
" Paper cut In sheet. for letters and envelopes hand
made Tor cigarettes, ruled and blank books. $6 80
100 Kilograms
Sccong 0roupPper printed, en0rarcd or photographer
80. Paper. printed Autographed, In sheets. news
PAPERS pamphlets and books, bound or unbound and
music paper. free.
and playing cards, 70 cents per kllogan.
Wrd Gr0up.-Paper for decD,aitg rooms
o. Paper for decorating rooms - per 100 Kilograms
Fourth G'oup-Paper, various
~, Paper. brown ordinary for packing, sand paper
CLASS n-wOoD. AND OTHER VEGETABLE MATERI - EM-
Floyd N ISDrsTRr AND THEIR MANUFACTURES.
First Group-Woods
100 Woods OF all kinds in logs pieces beams. raft
planned tongued and grooved. free.
1Ol Slaves and wooden hoops Free
1O2 COOptrtgc and wooden boxes, mounted
mounted for pacding free
Second GroHp-fRrnitWe and 1rt Manufactures.
1903 Wood. ordinary manufactured into doors. window
frames and shutters, white or without paint varnsh
100 Wood, ordinary, manufactured into all kinds of
ncn, rrufa or nmlmIned painted or yarhed ex
1913 Wood, fne manufactured into kinds of articles
those of ordinary wood carved veneered with fine
woods those upholstered except with silk textiles or
leather and gilt lists borders $40 100 Kilograms.
be innid voneered or ornamentcd with metal ivory tor
toise shell or mother of pearl and hOsed upholstered
with six textiles or leather. $50 per 100 Kilograms.
Third GrOhp.- Various
107. Rushcs esparo. Vegetable hair soft PUSHES will.
low. fine straw palm and other similar materials manu-
featured into articles which are not specifically enum.
Grated IN the tariff OF the Island OF Porto Rico 80 per 100
Kilograms.
CLASS ANIMALS, Skin AND OTHER ANIMAL PRODUCTS
EMPLOYED IN INDUSTRY AND THEIR MANUFACTURES.
First Gnoup.-Anindis
100 Asses, free.
100 Mules. free
10. Horses Imported for breeding purposes, free.
1l2. SWINE free.
ll3. sheep and goats. free.
Second gro,p-edtter and skins
III. Hides aud skins undressed. free.
10 Leather and skins Vanished or japanned and calf
s other leather snd skn t%pnnd og or dressed in
Guiding sole leather ana betting for machinery, cents
III. Boots and shoes wholly or partially made of
leather or skins, 30 cents per kilogram.
us Trunks, valises travelling bags and hat boxes, Is
i9. Oher articles of harness and saddlery 30 cents
per kilogram.
Third group-other animal products.
100. Manures, natural or artificial. free.
CLASS J-INsTRrMENrs, MACHINES AND APPARArCs.
First Group Watches and cIocfs
1el. Watches, gold. VI each.
l22 Other watches. 20 cents each.
l2 Clocks with cases OF stone, gilt and silver, metal.
wood inaiG or ornamented with metal, ivory. tortoise
shell or mother of pearl, and chronometers, II each
12i All other clocks. % cents each.
Second Group-Mochines and apparatus
125. Implements utensils and tools for agriculture,
arts and trades tree
l26 Machines and apparatus agricultural, motive, in
dustra aud scientific, of all classes and materials aud
loose pieces for the same, free.
l21 Material and articles for public works. suchsas
railroads uamwayr, roads. canals for irrigation and
navigation use OF water. ports, ghhouses and civil
constructions OF general utility when preceded by
obtained In accordance with special lrws, free.
Third group-Carrages.
1919. Passenger carriages for railroads and tramways,
sc either by Of me fV or IN
cordance with special laws. - per hundred Kilograms,
pieces Of wood from and steel for The When he @
porers may not have obtained free admission either by
authorization OF the Government or in accordance with
special laws, ~ per 100 kilograms.
1870. Wagons carts and hand carts and the pieces Of
wood iron and steel for The same per 100 Kilograms
wheels, without top or hood, SO each
1872 Other carriages for ordinary roads $50 each.
Fourth Group-Materiais tor Narat Construction.
1873. Materials of all classes for the construction re-
pair or reng Of vessels, free subject to the following
The importers have necessarily owners filters
out or constructors of vessels, machines boilers
2 The duties on the materials effects shall be paid
advance shall be returned the request those
Interested when the OF the materials effects in the
said construction repair has been proved by the
g. III an Indispensable condition that there shall be
the proofs survey OF the sci work done
repairs made ny experts designated by the nendency
surveyor of the customs, in which is stated the import
OF the work done, the class and amount of the
terias imported used In it, and those which may have
And T. For the return of the duties condtIonaly
shall be appraised accordingly as they noted
in the tariff by the weight or bulk which may
be shown by the work done comE eted So
that the part OF the duty corresponding to the waste
loss which result from the construction or translorma-
ton of the material may remain to the benefit of the
Treasury.
CLASS K.--ALIMENTARY SUBSTANCES.
First Group-Meats and Fish.
13i. Land and water fowls. free.
crkcd beef free.
1886 Pork and hams free.
49, Lard and butter,
1873 Fish and shell fi>h. live. fresh dried in brine,
aitcd, smoked and picked free
Second Group-Gran and Its preparations
1870 Wheat. 50 cents per 100 Kilograms
lao Rice hulcd or mhulied, Free
Wheat flour during the first year of the duration of
he treaty - per 100 kilograms.
During the second year. 81 - per 100 kilograms.
During the third year. ~ - per 100 Kilograms
From the beginning OF the fourth year. 81 IS per 100
kilograms
il3 Flour OF tho other cereals. except rice free
III Pastes for soup. rice flour starch and amentary
l45. Bread and common crackers, 81 per 100 kilo-
ii6 Crackers fine. 80 per 100 Kilograms
third Group-Frits Vegetables and Garden Products.
I47. Fruits fresh, dried and preserved. free.
lis Garden products and vegetables fresh and dried,
rec.
Fourth Group-Drnks.
1i9 Beer of all kinds free
Fifth Group Other alimontary substances
100 Preserved allmentary substances sausages mus
ard sauces and pickles, cents per kilogranl.
l5l. Cheese, free.
i53 Hay and straw for forage, free.
CLASS I.-yARIOUs.
Ji Rubber and gUtapcrcha I'm sheets threads, pipes,
boots aud shoes and life preseryers, ID cents per
ogrnm.
i55. The same materials manufactured into other
rticies, 10 cents per kOgram.
1876 OH cloth, and tarpaulin for floors and for pack
M. : cents per kilogrdm.
l57 same. of other classes. - cents per hlogram.
los Textiles OF rubber mixed with other Materials So