Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-10
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= '.-rrarcx, Dsc. s.-Ths text Of the
=. s--sfv With Spain. negotiated By
f. - Foster. 10 as follows:
<.S{sfs The United States of Amer
q - ra.iusoeify for o0necseions and
'sces stipulated by Spain in tho
..scf frsaty, and ~ equivalent Tor
<. -. aerss 70 admit int all ports
= s57ry q said United States, free Of
- dutiea, or with the duties 70
.{,< tkky are subjected By the taxi6
/ ..<.fe3 "A = al articles or merchand-
RI. s5cu Grated In the same. provided
<rS 4baf xaid articles or merchandise
sssstsd IL said tariff -" shall be
~ sstufnl products or products Of the
-<S1lries and manufactures Of tbs
S-.SI1k islands and provinces OF Cuba
f Poefo Rico; and moreover, provid-
n zio4ys that said articles and mer-
or6ies be transported directly from
<0 Ie1aDds TO the United States In bot
6 0kich shall be the exclusive prop
- & eisizsns Of the United States. or
4 Ecspish citizens, and whose officers
S3 IS respectively citizens Of the
f171< States or Of spain. II during
- 6xiafeuco Of this treaty any reduc
51n i made in the import duties Of the
1SI1ed States upon any article or ar
l6 among those enumerated In the
S1f mon which dutiea are imposed,
r. {aiks Of said tariff "Av shaIl Be
~15oelionateIy reduced upon said ar
49, H-Spain, IN rsciprooity Of
1o6onesesions and privilege stipulated
u ~ United States In the present
n1y. and a. an equivalent 0f the
~, aarees 20 admit In ell ports Of
~ q the Spanish islands and the
&uSinees Of Cuba and Porto Rioo,
~ e import duties, or with duties
r1os6d Ia ANNEXED tariffs b and q.
1;|octively, all articles and nnerchan
~ enumerated In said tari6 pro-
X11 Always, that articles Of merchan-
~ enumerated Ia said tarifs b and @
Ill be natural products Of the indus
~ Of manufacture Of the United
1t61ee, and furthermore, that
"a articles or M rchandise
I'll Be- transported directly from the
1nj)ed States 70 sAid islands In bottoms
sAleh shall be the exclusive property oi
lpanish citizens or Of citizens Of tbs
United States, and whose oftcers shall
y Bpanish citizens or citizens OF ths
united States. II during the existeuce
q this treaty any reduction Ia the third
eoiumn Of the customs tariff Of Cabs
h Porto Rice, or II the duty on any ar
Hcle 10 said third column shall be re-
slaced by another In regard 70 any arti-
lke Or articles OF those named In "B''
md ssC upon which duties are imposed
~ duties Of said tariff sB" and sC''
upon said articles shall Be proportion
fialy reduced.
Ifsicles III.--Tariff A"--Astioles and
Hu6ucts Of the provinces Of Cuba and
fofto Rico 10 be admitted into ths
Gated States on the following condi.
tnn6: Free from daty--Horses, cocoa,
ulee. fresh fish, fruits. cotton, hemp
II, hides, skins tundressedl J, analist
I'd mineral dyes, palm oil, sugars mol
those 10 Dutch standard In color, loave'
II orystalized syrup. sugsr cancs rnelad
4 moIasses, seeds, woods, cast iron,
q1R honey, wax. sponges, bones, guano
uanurs. COCOA esparto. horschair, oxen,
n6ks, straw, and coins Of gold or ell
~. Subject TO duty--Cigars, cigarettes
nd bequeras Of a value Of &l5 pei
rgnd, l2lf per cent I'D valoremt
tbaoco isavea requiring more than one
hundred 10 pound. II having stems
= cents per pound, without etems b(
unis; other tobacco in leaves having
nsus. l7IS cents per pound; tobacce
nanuiactured, Of every kind Of tobac'
0vlfhout stems, 20 cents per poundi
no4s powdered tobacco, 2b cents pei
0end; tobacco, NOT manufactured. u
pel eeht. I'D valoren.
Iazia 'sBn-Articles Of The pro.
@1t Of the United States whici
AL Be admitted into Cuba ex-
Mp nom duty: Beer. fresh meats
eeeoas fruits, fish. shell fish, grain and
eshsf cereals excepting rice, dour oi
3seais other than rice. lard, swine
~, cheese, eggs, bread, woods Of al
naoA staves, timber, pipes, boxes oi
eood ohstle, sheep, goats, hogs, stones
He earth employed in construction
1a y the arts and Industries
y tiles, brick. tiles unRlazsd, hides
Sd sndsessed skins, minerals or met
Z SONS Of silver and gold. agricul
~ apparatus, industrial and scien
w apparatus. motors Of ell classei
1a materials. separate parss Of ths
NE nav Gotten. hemp, fax, jute and
osner raw vegetable fibgss. wool
oAlf lraw), horsehair. asphalt
ansdh bitumen. tar, pitch and
petroleum (raw or crudel
etM and vegetable coal, minera
uses, plants, vsnes, shoots ana
natural and artificial manures
els. jasper, alabastsr in blocks ans
~ rough or prepared. other stoncl
1.l-.--. - etAttuyc4 III N8ao<fuSttoaA
and metals, mineral waters
-. - roa in pigs and all forms
s.z saesl and iron, steel and iron II
sos same manufactured. mallea
a and iron and all classes Of wir'
and iron. nails, screws, rivets
=; s;eoi IRON tubes, wire gauze unman
soel1fed.
,1 "U'-Substsnces ased in chem
~ I. .unstries, drugs. seeds Of cotto'
sss.s. " o!eoRinous products of the sam
"a, tanning liquids, grease ami
ssss. animal oily Substances unmau
not comprised In this tariff.
- D-Cotton and iss nanufac
sotmk rav cotton with or vithou
rss.. e-veeetabie fibers and thsi
sss sss ssketered forms, hemp. nAx, ius
aer rAv vegetable fisers.
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