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

The reduction of duties in tho Peninsula which may DO
eceonni of ths failure OF the crops excepted from the
foregoing rule and from the application TO Cuba OF the
countries into the Peninsula. II shall be understood
that the transitory reductions in such and ccnm
stances those whose duration does not exceed tho
period OF six months
HFDuLr c.
Schedule G. provides that articles manufactured In
the United States which aall Doe admitted Ia The Island
and Spanish province Of Porto Rico under the conditions
stated IN the following schcdule"
GAS A-sTosEs. EARuW MATTERS. MINERALS, GLASS
WARE AND POTTERY PRODUCTS
TTrs' grouD- Slones.eayiiy a1usrs anil minerals.
l. Marble. jasper and alaba-tcr in rough in pieces
dressed squared and prepared for taking shape. Free
every -ize, polished or not 30 cents per 100 kllo-
D. same worked or carved into all kinds of objects,
polished or not ~ 90 per 100 nlosrainmes. ~ ,u,
ings arts and manufactures Free.
.. Minerals or mineral ores. Free.
G. Mineral waters Free.
:. lee Free.
s. Coal. mineral and vegetable Free.
second group-schists. bilumcn aud their products.
o. Asphalt sebist, buminous matter, pitch, tar and
resin. free.
10 Petroleum. raw or crude, 1roc
IL Petroleum. refined and bcnlne. 81 per 100 kllog3
Third group-Crystal and glassware
10. Glassware hollow common or ordinary, 81 so per
80 crystal hollow. and tho glassware which initiates
IA Plate ana window glass. 81 80 per 100 kilogs.
10 Glass and ystal quick-slvered. Svered. pain.
izcd and crystals for pectacles and watches SO per
100 kilogs
Fourth group.-Clay worked. earihcnware and por-
IG Clay in tiles, bricks and roof tiles unglazed for
the constructiod of buildings. ovens. etc. free.
IL Clay in tiles, large and small aud mosaic for pave
ments coorod tiles. roof tiles glazed and pipes. 90 cents
IS stoneware and fine earthenware 80 80 per 100
10 Porcelain, - 50 per 100 kIlogs.
CLASS B-METAIs AND MANUFACTURES IN WHICH METAL
ENTERS As A PRINCIPAL ELEMENT.
First l;rolfD-G Oh and Siirsr
20 Gold and silver coin free
Second Grosp.-Iron and Steel
81 Iron cast in pigs and all useless articles of iron and
Do Iron cast in pipes and ordinary manufactures free
% same in fine manufactures or those polished with
"a. Iron forged wrought and steel in bars Of all
kinds plates axIes tire, springs and wheels for car
20 same wire nails. screws nuts and pipes. free.
20 Same in ordinary manufactures and wire clOth
manufactured free.
with coating OF porcelain or part Of other metals not Ok
pressly comprised in other Numbers of this Schedule
o. Tin plates in sheets 81 per 100 Kilograms
20 same manufactured. - per Kilograms.
30 Needles pens pieces for watches and other similar
articles of iron and steel. 30 cents per kilogram.
scissors for sewing. j. cents per klOgram.
THIRD Group-Copper nickel and their alloys.
20. Copper. bronze brass and nickel in lump, bars
ngots and useless objects. 81 per 100 Kilograms.
cloth 1 q s. Der soo Kilograms al" "'0
"a. Same. manufactured and all alloys OF common
nshed or not, Sis per 100 kilograms
30 same manufactured IN gilt or sycred articles $50
per 100 Kilograms.
Fourth 0roup-Oiher common metals
80 All other common metals and alloys OF the same In
lump bars ingots. and useless objects. ~ 30 per 100
81: same. in plates sheets WIRE nails and pipes 81 so
IS. Same. manufactured IN articles vanished not,
81 per 100 Kilograms.
articles, ) 5 per 100 Kilograms So" -
CLASS C-suBsTANcE EMPLOYED IN CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES
First Group-SiDp,e drugs
40 Cotton and other oeagnous seeds and the products
of the same. except oils, free.
Al. Tanbark free.
10. Coors prepared, Inks OF nl kinds and and shoe
blackng. 81 25 per 100 Kilograms.
Az Varnishes ! per 100 Kilograms
Third Group Chemical products.
a. salt common chloride of sodum 90 cents per 100
Fourth Group.-Varfous
a.. Soap common 81 80 per 100 Kilograms.
or manufactured. 50 per 100 Kilograms
AZ. Tallow. common, manufactured in candles SO per
Tallow and ali other animal greases unmannfact-
ured not embraced IN other numbers Of this schedule
free
CLASS D-Corros AND ITS MANUFACTURES.
First Gro,,p.-Coton, rae
~. Cotton, raw. with or without seed Free
Second Group-Sppnz.
80 Cotton spun and from one 10 three threads,
unbleacheG blcached or dyed. > cents per kogram.
81 same twisted of more than three threads cents
per hlIOsiain.
Third Group.-TertLes
So Textiles closely woven. PLAN. twied and satin
faced uuhcachcd b!eaohed and dy ed in pieces handler
chiefs aud ribbons up 10 ten threads inclusive "A and b.
cents per hlogram
80 same from eleven to sixteen threads "a and 3D.
81. same from seventeen TO twenty-five threads a
and -. Il cents per kilogram.
% same nom twenty thrce TO twenty eight threads
"a and ~ 20 cents per hosran. ,
% same twenty mine threads and upward "a and 81,
"a rhe number or threads cited in these various
Numbers ~ The schedule will be determined by the half
Of total Of threads contained in length Of six mli-
metres in the wot and the same length IN the warp Of
In worked textiles the number will be determined by
counting IN the plain part.
I'D When these cloths embroi ierod by hand
,lunrry may have "A mi Nture OF metal or are -own or
ha-tcd they viii pay according 10 Numbers 1872 l63 and
lGi OF this schedule.
II Textiles closely woven paln twlcl or satin faced
threads inclusive a and IL II cents per kilogram.
80. sane. from seventeen to twenty-five threads "a
60 Same. from twenty three to twenty eight threads
"A and ~. - cents per kilOgram.
81. same. Of twcnty-nine threads and upward a and
81. 81 cents per kilogram.
o. Textiles light transparent smooth worked.
up twelve threads inclusive a and 81, 20 cents per
kilogrm.
60 same. from thirteen to seventeen threads "a and
81. % cents per kllOgrim.
a. Same. from eighteen to twenty three threads a
and 49,. 20 cents per kogram.
O.. same, OF twenty four threads and upwards "a and
b. 90 cents per kilogram.
So Cuttings, blankets, moletons and shaggy textiles
(O. 10 cents per kilogram.
81 CoriurOys and yclyetoens l9, 45 cents per klo-
81 Tule-, lace cdgings and crochet G IS cents per
kio-ram.
CLASS r.-oTHER VEGETABLE FIBRE, And THEIR MANU-
FACIuREs.
FIRST Group.
20 Hemp na,, Manila hemp honneQuin, into, and ali
other vegetable dhres, raw, free.
Second Group C1rda0e
a. Rape and corlaso Of AL kinds, 80 per 100 kio-
"a ms.