The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09

16 Dutch standard in color, loaves of crystallized
syrup of the sugar cane, melada,
mOasses, seeds, woods, cashew eggs,
honey wax, .sponges, bones guano, ma
osiers, straw, coins of gold or silver S ub-
ject to duty, cigars, cigarettes, bequeros, 81 %
per pound, IL per cent advalorem; tobacco
leaves requiring more than one hundred TO the
pound, if having stems, p cents per pound;
without stems, 80 cents; other tobacco in leaves
having stems, III cents per pound; tobacco mah-
ufactured, of every kind of tobacco, without
stems, 20 cents per pound; snuff, powdered to-
bacco, % cents per pound; tobacco not manu-
featured, Is per cent. advalorem. The articles
the product of the United States which shall be
admitted into Cuba exempt from duty are Beer,
fresh meats, bacon, fruits fish, shelltish, grain
and other cereals, excepting rice, flour of cereals
other than rice and wheat, lard, swine, beef,
cheese, eggs and bread; woods of all kinds,
slaves, knees, timber, pipes boxes OF wood, cat
tie, sheep, goats, hogs, stones and earths en-
ployed in construction and in the arts
and industries; clay tiles bricks and tiles
glazed; hides and undressed skins; minerals or
metals coins of silver and gold useful tools, ag-
ricultural implements, agricultural apparatus,
industrial and scientific motors of ali classes and
materials, separate parts of the same, raw cot
ton, hemp, flax, jute and all other raw vegeta BILE
fibers; woods, hogsha raw horse-hair, asphalt,
refined bitumen, tar, pitch and resin; petroleum,
crude mineral or vegetable Goals miner
al waters trees plants, vines, SHOOTS. ana SEEDS,
natural and artificial manures; marble, jasper,
alabaster in blocks and sheets, rough or pre-
pared; other stones and earths employed in con
structOn. minerals and metals, mineral waters,
ice cast-iron in pigs, all forms of waste steel
and iron, castiron in tubes, the same n.anufact-
AIRED, maileable iron and steel in bars, and all
classes OF wire in copper and iron, nails, screens
rivets. wrought iron tubes, wire game, unmanu-
featured. Articles produced and manufactured
in the United States to be admitted into the
Island of Cuba on the following conditions:
Wheat 30 cents per 100 kilos: wheat -four $3
per common harreE starch s.; worked wood,
$ti fine worked and carved wood, $40 wood in
objects, gilded with various ornaments, $50 trav-
cling carriages. and steel and iron for same, 81;
other vehicles, and wood and iron for the same,
81; passenger cars 81; marbles, jaspers, alabas-
tiers in all classes and sizes, 80 cents: the same
worked $3.50; common hollews. $l10;
glass limitations Of crystal So plate
glass. 81 20: glass crystal siixered and
crystals for watches and spy glasses. $40; mosaic
tiles go cents art tiles of fine clay, 50; porcelain,
So: calfskins. glazed 20 cents other skins,
tanned for soles, 10 cents; readymade shoes,
leather, 81 %; articles for saddlery 10 cents;
printing paper, white or coored, $780, writing
paper, and photographic and engraving paper and
Bristol board, CENTS the same in sheets for let
ters. cigarette paper ruled or IInruled. SIS. 90
printed paper or autographed in Spanish peri
odicals or pamphlets. s. 40; the same in foreign
tongues, cents; prints, photographs. maps, and
playing cards % cents All benefits of this
treaty relate only to merchandise transported in
vessels owned and ofncered entirely by citizens
of the United States or Spain"