New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-12


so Carpets cents per kIlogram.
CLASS r-wooIs. BRIsrLEs. HAIR. noRsEiLuR AND IhE'"
MANufAcTuREs.
YYrsf GrOpp-R1ic and Spun.
al. Woods, brlstcs, hair, horsclalr ana 'nor re'''
81 Yarns Of all classes 30 cents per kiogram
Second Group forfi'es
50. Carpets OF pure wool or mixed WIN olier h""F
ais. 90 cents per klogram. III, ,,o ,,ri
-. feelings Of pure wool or mixed WIN o'"c' "''o''
als %. : cents per kiograil; ,,,. ,,o,s ~, n,,rc
~ Blankets. baizcs and other -iinlur hi'cIes oi p
wool or mixed with other materials with hair on one on
both sides. which may not have b'oh cioa"'cu VI" ~
SO Tcxfics of hosiery mixed nnmixed with Ncgcta'
bile hhrcs d', - cents per hiogta' ., o o,h line of
pure wool flock WOOL hair. or mixed win hcse nate"'
~ sane when they may have all the warp or all the
wcft vegetable hbree DO 20 cents pcr kiloRIh. IT, m
10 Other textiles Of pure wool mock wool. haI, VI
mixed with these materials, plain and smooth; In pieces
hand kcrchcfs and rhbOns Do 20 ceils per knogrdul
90 same when they may have all the warp or all the
veft Of vegetable dbrcs CBl. 80 cents per kilosram
81 Same. Of pure wool. nock WOOL mar; or ~ Neh Wlt
worked in loom brocaded lowered 3D. ~ 80 per kilo
~ Same when they NAV have all the warp all the
weft of vegetable hbrcs ti, 20 cents per kiiosram
CLASS G.-r,rER ,ND ITS APPLICATIONS.
FYrst Gronp-tor y, fni,ng and 0riting.
o. Paper continuous for printing, white or coored
81 80 per 100 kilograms: , .....,,... an,
81 Paper for writing. hographlhg anu stamping al"
cardboard. : per 100 Kilograms. , ,,,
Paper cit III sheets Tor letters and enyelopcs manu-
made for cigarettes ruled and blank books 80 DO per
100 Kilograms.
Second GrouoPrper printed, tnordred or photographed
90 Paper printed autographed IN sheets, new,
papcrs. pamphlets and books, bound or unbound
and music paper. free. ,. 1850. ,ho,s
o. Engrayings drawings photographs, maps labels
and PLAYING cards. 20 cents per kllogram
third Group.-Pape, TOR decorating rooms
9s Paper for decorating rooms. - per 100 Kilograms
Fourth Group.-Paper. raro'is
90 Paper. brown; ordinary for packing sandpaper
aud paste-board in sheets. ~ so per 100 Kilograms.
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PLoYED IN INDUSTRY AND THEIR MANUfACIURERs.
First Group-Woods.
100 Woods Of all kinds. in logs or pieces, beams raft
crs, boards planks round masis and flooring although
cut. paned. tOngued and grOoycd Tree
1Ol slaves and wood cnhoops, free 49,
1O2. CoopcTage and wooden boxes, mounted or I'M
mounted. for packing. free
second Gro,tn Fyrnii,r, and Art Manufactures.
1903 Wood ordinary. manufactured into door, win
dow frames and shutters white orwithout paint OF warn
ioi wood ordinary manufactured into all kinds of
articles turned unturncd. painted or Narnishcd eN
cent doors window frames and shutters IN white lree
fO5 wood. fine. manufactured into all kinds OF arti-
ces those OF ordinary wood carved or veneerea WIN
or leather, and gilt lists or borders $40 per 100 kio'
grams. -. a., .,., -
be inaid venccrcd ornamented with metal, ivory,
tortoise shell mother Of pearl and those upholstered
with silk textiles or leather, $50 per 100 Kilograms
THIRD Group-Toyious
1O7 Rushe.. csparto vegetable hair, soft rush willow.
fine straw. palm and other similar materials manuiact
ured into articles which are not specifically enumerated
in the tariff OF the island OF Cuba, 100 Kilograms 50 o.
CLASS I-ANrMAIs SKINS AID OTHER ANIMAL PRODUCTS
EMrLOYED INDUSTRY ASD THEIR MANUFACTURES
First Group-Animais.
1os. Asses free.
100. Mules free
ITO Horses imported for breeding purposes. free.
III. Cattle, free.
ll1..Swinc. free.
Il3. sheep and goats. free.
Second Group-Lea0er and Skins.
ia. Hides and skins undrcsscd. free
-; nT'.d' NJ drcrd 90 "cnts prr {6graIn
1l6 other leather and skins tanned or dressed incnd
ing sole leather and betting for machinery cents per
III Boots and shoes wholly partially made of leather
lis Trunks. vases travelling bags and hat boxes, IS
cents per klogram -, ,.uo., and .o,,,orr On oon,s
per klogram
Third Gro,lD-Oher Animal Products.
100 Manures. natural artificial, free
CLASS J.-INsrRUMENTs. MACHINES AND APPARATUS.
First Group Watches and Clocks.
l2l. Watches, gold ~ each.
1872. other watches. % cents each.
23 cScss with cases Of stone gin or silysred metal
shell mother OF pearl. chronomcters 81 each.
ia All other clocks. % cents each.
Second GTOuD-Ndchincs and Appdrdtt&
l2j implements. utensils and tools for agricultural
arts and trades. free.
1875. Machines and apparatus Agricultural motive In
iustria and scientific Of all classes and materials and
loose pieces for the same, free.
l27. Material and articles for public works, such as
railroads. tramways. roads canals Tor irrigation ana
of waters. ports. ilght houses ana CN
fh"rlaon of the Government or If Tree admission
obtained In accordance with special laws, Tree.
Third GrOup.-Canfages.
12s Passenger carriages for railroads and ramways,
when the importer- not have obtained free admis
sion Nor hv authorization " the Government
coriance with special laws. - 90 per 90 Kilograms.
l29. Other vehicles FOR railroads or tamWass ana
the pieces OF wood. aud steel Tor the same when the
importers may have obtained free admission either
by authorization OF the Government or in accordance
with SPECIAL laws. 81 per 100 Kilograms.
100 WAGONS, carts dud mana carts ana the pieces or
wood iron steel for the same, ~ per 100 Kilograms.
1871 Carriages for ordinary roads Of two four wheels,
without top hood. S2j .ich.
49, Othtr carriages fo'oriinary roads SO each.
Fourth Group.-Naterial tor Yarql Construction.
1873 Materials Of all classes for the constructions
pair rcng Of vessels, subject to the following rules,
free:
l. The importers have necessarily be owners filters
ont or constructors of vessels. machines boilers
,. The duties on the materials or e'c.s shall be paid
I'm advance hu shall be- returned NJ the request II those
ested when the usr Of NJ materials effects In the
said construction or repair, has been proved by the
proper proceeding.
B. 10 j. an indispensable condition that there shall be
among the proofs survey Of the vessel work done
repairs made by experts designated by the uicndcncy
surveyor of the customs I'm which Is the import
ancc OF the work done the class and amount OF the ma
ealS imported used III II, and those which may have
remained.
And For the return Of the duties conditonally paid
the weight or Hnk OF the materials and articles shall be
app raised accordingly they noted M the tariff by
he weight or bulk which may he shown by the work
lone completed that the part Of the duty cores
pondiug the loss which result from the CON
trucon transformation OF the material may remain
10 the benefit of the Treasury.
CLASS R-A1mEvrARY SUBSTANCES
First GTOup-Nedfs and Fish
1874 Land and wafer fowls, FREQ.
l3j Meats, rcsh ia brine, saltvd and smoked except
e rkcd beef. free.
1876 Pork and hams. free.
l37. Lord aud hnttcr, free.
13- II n and she'll fish. live, fresh. dried in brine
allied. smoked and picked. free.
second Group Groip and Hs preparations
1870 wheat. 30 cents per 100 Kilograms.
10 Rice. huled cor unhullcd, free.
IA. q her cereals. free.
a. Wheat flour; Daring the first year Of the duration
Il the treaty. - 80 per lookprams during the second
ear. - 20 per loo Kilograms durug the Third wear.
i 90 per 100 Kilograms; from the beginning of the
oulth year - 80 per 100 Kilograms