The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-24
SAN DOMINGO TREATY.
The Leading Features in the Proposed
Treaty and q List Of tho Manufast-
uraa and Prodnc.tona AfYacted4

-
ures and Productions Affscted.i
New York, December 10 Tho Herald pub
lshcs the full text of the San Domingo treaty
and says In regard to 1t: "All commercial ad-
vantaHes not only retained but every en-.
couragement is given for the introduction OF
American manufactures and Industries. our
legal tender standard OF gold and silver is to
be the standard of Dominica and tribunal ar
bitration Is to be consulted for the settlement
Of every dispute which may arise from sucn
commercial reciprocity. THESE are some OF
the intrinsic merits OF tho treaty, but great
er one Is held In view by the administration
inasmuch as the harbor or Samana VIII event
ually become the great coaling station OF the
European worlds new highway of commerce
via Nicaragua 10 the Pacitc, and this harbor
will 1t Is believed, under the benefit OF such
treaty as now awaits ratification, be also the
site OF our American colony not less import
ant than the ones that are to grow up at
either terminus OF the inter-oceanic cunal.
That feature of the treaty which proposes to
adopt our standard of gold and silver coinage
yer coinage for circulation there will not only
prepare the way for American interests In st.
Domilgo but will be OF advantage to our mer-
camille interests with that country.
The following are the portions OF the treaty
which affect our commerce:
Articles of Dominican productions 10 be
admitted free into the United States-Ani-
mails, alive, of all kinds for breeding pur-
"
shells and other animal remains employed as
fertilizers; cocoa, crude and manufactured;
coffee, cotton, hemp, slsal, heniquen and
other vegetable textile fabrics, dye woods and
dye stutfs OF all kinds, esparto and other
grasses, and pulp for the manufacture OF
| paper hsh, fresh, dried, salted or smoked;
fruits, vegetables and nuts, edible OF all kinds,
hides and skins, undressed, whether DRIED,
| salted or picked; hide ropes honey, in comb
| or strained, India rubber and gutta pcrcha,
| crude and the milk OF the same; indigo,
leather, old scrap; meat, fresh, whether beer
or mutton; minerals and ores, molasses and
meado, palm or cOcoanut oil, sponges, rock
| salt, sugar, not above No. 10 Dutch standard
In color, tallow, tobacco In lear, WOOD ana
lumber of all kinds.
Schedule B-Articles OF Dominican produc-
tlon 10 be admitted in the United states at
| reduction % twenty-five per cent. per one
| hundreds: Cordials, In bottles or Jugs, con-
| consisting OF rum. aromatlzed or sweotened; ;
| fruit preserves, fruit jelles and commits;
ginger, preserved or picked; tobacco in twist
| manufactured into cigars or cigarettes
Schedule C-Artcles OF the production or
the United States TO be admitted free into the
Dominican Republic; Ale and beer; animals
lallyel, mules, cattle, sheep. goats, hogs,
horses for breeding; asphalt, bitumen, tar.
pitch and resin, crude or refined; biscuits ana
other preparations OF -four; books, bound or
matter In ali languages; bricks, fire bricks,
tiles artificial stone, terra Gotta, slate and as
bestos for building, bristles and hair, raw or
waste. brooms, brushes and whisks OF bristles
or brown straw ;butter, carriages and wagons,
carts cars and barrows with or without
springs cheese. clocks, mantel or wall; fuel
OF all kinds, cotton, hemp, fax, lutte and other
vegetable nbres; cotton seed aud It's products,
crucibles and melting pots, al KINDS; terui,
izers, all kinds. natural or artificial; fish. nil
kinds fresh, canned dried, smoked or salted
or picked; -four and meal, OF whatever kind
OF grain; fruits, vegetables, fresh, canned,
dried, picked or preserved; gold aud silver
coin OF the United States and bullion; grain
OF all kinds; hay, hides, skins, undressed;
houses OF wood or iron, complete; Ice, iron
steel, tools, utensils and implements foI
Agriculture, mining, the arts, Industries
and science, composed wholly or IN part oi
IRON or steel or both, or OF iron or steel com
blned with metals, or with wood, or with both
including any separate extra part and pieces
pertaining thereto; iron or steel rails posts
bars, beams, rafters, pillars, gratings, tubings
pipes rods and the like. whether wrought ol
casted for any construction purposes; iron
casted pig and scrap; lamps and lanterns
lard, locomotives, railway rolling stock, rail-
and ak materials for railways or tramways
marble or alabaster In rough or squared
meats OF all kinds, fresh, canned, salted or
smoked; milk, canned, condenscd or pre-
served; minerals aud ore, mineral waters
natural or artificial; molds and patterns To-
the arts, naptha, paper OF all kinds for print
ing, pens OF any metal, not silver or gold pc
/. troleum, crude: petroleum, refined, for lllu
minating and lubricatlng purposes; powde
and explosives for blasting; printers inks. n
colors; printers types, sewing machines, shil
, building materials and accessories OF all kinds
when used in the construction, equipment o
repair OF vessels, or boats of any kind; shocks
slaves, heading, hoops and cooperage OF al
kinds and wooden boxes Tor packing
I steam and power engines, machines and ap
, paratus. whether stationary or portable 10
agriculture, irrigation, mining. the arts an'
Industries OF all kinds and all necessary part
and appliances for the erection and renal
thereof, or communication OF motive powe
"a. ns.Ai il0aa s.la mn
other oarthen substances for building and 70
use In arts and industries; stoves, ranges an
furnaces for culinary or manufacturing pun
poses: straw OF all kinds, sulphur an
matches. teasels Of wire for all uses, telc
graphic wire and teleRraphic, telephone an
electrical apparatus OF all kinds for commu
nlcation or illumination; tin ware Tor IN
arts, industries and domestic uses treei
plants, vines and seeds and grains OF n
: kinds. for propaPation; water pipes OF
classes, materials and dimensions; willo'
ware and basket ware; wire, plain or barbe
g for fencing with the hooks, staples, nails an
the like appliances for fastening the saist
: wood and lumber OF all kinds suitable fC
, building, including beams, rafters, planks
boards, flooring, jOists, doors, sashes, frame
: blinds, painted or unpainted, and similar NO
essarY parts OF buildings; wooden ware an
Q implements OF all kinds for agricultural, M
chanical or household use, exclusive OF furn
ture; wool, raw. washed or carded; zinc, u
: and lead In sheets, asbestos, tin paper an
, Schedule D-Artlcles OF the production {
a ths.United States 10 be admitted into N
Dominican republic at a reduction OF twenty
+ Ave per cent from the rates OF customs dutit
a. now fixed: Clothing. cotton goods, fabric
OF mixed cotton, wool or linens; furnitur
4 compressed beds, tables, sofas, chairs, arm
chairs, desks, toilet tables. wardrobes, bool
, cases, side eboards and other household furn
ture. whether plain or upholstered; 9 asswaI
J. : OF all kinds, plain or decorate, including mil
I rors; gum and gutta pcrcha goods; leathe
1 | fine or common, and all articles In whio
leather shall be the principal materials; line
! goods, paints, painting oils, dryers and va
D nishes, pianos and other musical instrument
r, porcelain. china, earthenware, plain or deco
ated, soap, candles, tallow and grease, tab
cutlery and plated were, wall papers, woole
] goods.