New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-01

90 Meats, in brine salted and smoked, including
bacon hams and meats preserved in in lard or
by extraction of air; jerked beef excepted
so. Lard and butter.
81. Cheese.
80. Fish and shellish live. fresh dried, in brine.
sailed, smoked and picked; oysters and salmon in
80. OATS barley, rye and buckwheat. and -four of
these cereals.
"a. Starch, maizena, and other alimentary products
of corn except corn meal.
IS. Fruits fresh, cried and preserved. except
raisins.
SO. Vegetables and garden products fresh and dried
81. Hay, straw for forage and BRAN
SO. Trees. plants, shrubs and garden seeds
80. Tan bark.
SCHEDULE 3.
Products Of manufactures of the United State TO
DO admitted into Cuba and Porto Rico on payment
OF the duties stated:
40. Corn or maize, 25 cents per 100 kilogrammes
Al. Corn meal % cents per 100 hlogrammes
40. Wheat, 80 cents per 100 kilogrammes
43. Wheat -four 81 per 100 hlogrammes
a. Carriages cars and other vehicles for railroads
or tramways. where authorization Of the Government
for free admission has not been obtained per centum
I'D valorem. ,,,r
Products of manufactures of the United states to
be admitted into Cuba and Porto Rico at reduction
OF duty OF so per oentlm:
A. Marble jasper and aabaster, OF all kinds, cut
into flags, slabs or steps, aud the same w0lKed or
carved IN all kinds of articles polished or not
46 Glass and crystal ware, plate and window glass;
and the same silvered. Quicisvered and platmzed
A. Clay in tiles, largo and small. and mosaic for
pavements. colored tiles roof tiles glazed ana pipes
a. Stoneware and fnc earthenware and porcelain
A. Iron, cast. in fine manufactures or those pol
ished with coating OF porcelain or part VI oUher
metals (see repertOry)
30 Iron wrought, and steel, in aXeS, tres springs
and wheels for carriages, rivets ana tDer "aShsrS'
ST. Iron. wrought and steel. in fine manufactures
or those polished, With coating OF porcelain OF part
of other metals, not expressly comprised In other
numbers of these schedules. and platform scales 1or
weighing. (See repertOIy)
ST. Needles pins, knives, table and carving, razoIS'
penknives scissors pieces for watches and other similar
articles Of iron and steel
SO. Tin plate I'm sheets manufactured.
64 Copper bronze, brass and nickel and alloys OF
same with common metals, in Jumps OF oaIS' anu
all manufactures of the same.
IS. All other common metals and alloys OF the
same In Jumps or bars. and all manufactures OF the
same plain vanished, gilt. silvered or nickeled'
Sc Furniture Of all kinds OF wood or metal In
Guiding school furniture, blaekboards ana other ma
terals for schools and all kinds OF articles OF inc
woods not expressly comprised in other numbers OF
these schedules (See epert0ryD
~ Rushes esparto, vegetable hair broom corn,
willow straw palm and other similar materials manu-
featured into articles Of all kinds
S. Pastes for soups rice, flour. bread and CRACKERS
and alimentary farinas not comprised in other num-
bers Of these schedules.
80. Preserved amentary substances and canned
goods not comprised in other numbers of these sched
ules, including sausages, stuffed meats. mustaNs,
sauces pickles. Jams and 1ellies
60. Rubber and gutta-percha, and manufactures
thereof alone or mixed with other substances except
silk, and oilcloths aud tarpauln.
81, Rice, huued unhulled.
SCHEDULE D.
Products or manufactures of the United States to be
admitted into Cuba and Porto Rico at reduction OF
duty Of % per centWn;
e.. Petroleum refined, and benzlnc.
CO. Cotton manufactured spun or twisted ana IN
goods OF all kinds woven knit and tie same mixed
with other vegetable animal fbreS in which cotton
Is. an equal greater component part ana clotnng
exclusively OF cotton.
"a. Rope, cordage and Irvine Of all kinds
65. Colors crude and prepared. with or without
oil inks of all kinds. shoe-blacklng and varniSheS
&C. Soap. toilet and periumery
CT. Medicines proprietary or patent. and all Others
and drugs.
g. stearne and talow manufactured in candles
co. Paper for printing for decorating rooms. OF
wood or straw, for wrapping and PACKING ana pays
and boxes Of same. sandpaper and pasteboard.
TO- Leather and skins. tanned, dressed, vanished
or japanned. of all kinds. including sole leather or
betting
"a. Boots and shoes in whole in part of leather
or skins.
To- Trunks, vases, travelling bags. portfolios and
other similar articles in whole in part of leather.
10. Harness and saddlery Of all kinds.
IA Watches and clocks of gold, silver or other
metals with cases Of stone wood or other material.
plain or oTpamented.
= rs Carriages Of two four wheels and pieces OF
the same.
1t is understood that -four, which its expectation
from the United States has been favored with draw
backs shall not share in the foregoing reduction OF
duty. -
The provisional arrangement as set forth IN the
"trandtoly schedule" shall come 10 an end on July
l. 1902 and on that date be substituted by the de-
fnitive arrangement as set forth in schedules A. b.
and d.
Aud that the Government OF Spain has further pro
vided that the laws regulations, adopted to pro
tec its revenue and prevent fraud in the declarations
and proof that the articles named in the foregoing
schedules the product manufacture OF the United
States OF America, shall place undue restrictions on
the importer impose any additional charges or fees
therefor on the articles imported.
And whereas the Secretary of State has. by my
direction given to the Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenpotentiary of Spain at Washington
that this action of the Government Of Span In granting
eyemption of duties the products and manufactures
OF the United states Of America their importation
into Cuba and Porto Rico is accepted for those islands
as due reciprocity for the action of Congress as set
forth I'm Section of sad act:
Now therefore, be it known that l. Benjamin Har.
rson President of the United States of America, have
caused the abovestaed notifications of the tariff laws
of Cuba and Porto Rico to be made public for the in
formation of the citizens OF the United States OF
America.
H. In testimony whereof, have hcrcmtO set my hand
and caused the seal of the United states TO be affixed
Done at the City of Washington. this 3lst day of July
1891 aud of the Independence Of the United States
Amerca the 10th BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Rv the President: WILLIAM F. WHARTON,
Acting Secretary Of State
The corresnondence preceding the PRONUNCIATION o.
the treaty follows:
MIR. BLAINE TO SENIOR SUAREz GUANES
Department OF STATE,
80 Washington, January 3, 1891
Sir: l have the honor bdng 70 your attention th
fact that the Congress of the nied states al IT'S las
Session. enacted a law OF which a copy IS inclOse
herewifhCin which provision was made for the adnlls