New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01
THE SPANISH AGREEMENT
TT WILL GO INTO PARTIAL EFFECT TO-DAY
MEASURE OF THE RELIEF IT WILL GIvE-AN IN
rrsrsrrye BILL OF PART1cULARs-FARM-
EMS AND MINERS AS WE'LL A
~, ,,v, yep.rn TO THE TpBuSE.r

MANUFACTURERS BENEFITED.
nv TELEGRAPH TO THE TDBUSE.I
u.s,,rcton Aus. s1.-The reciprocity agreement
NTH snain viii go into partial ehect tomofTV"' du
her. Is no doubt that It's beneficial effects VIII De l
,,ttr n short time. While the t~ansitory schedule
/. neither so comprehensive nor so hoeral Us vi0
scneduIes which will replace 1t and become operative
~ r,,v I 1902 II will do much to stimulate uauo
and Law IN. foundation tr the greater operations "0
may he expected as soon the permanent aceclne.
sbaIl take effect. The "transltory schcoulo WI"
o1xo Give direct positive relief TO greater ex'ohO
than many persons imagine. On the OASIS VI ~'o
exnoytS from the United states 10 Cuba ana roI''
Rioo. in $780, the total value OF when was sis'0a'
600 ahout AZ per cent Of the export trade nom u'
o,,rv IN those islands will be wholly relieved irOih
heoyv dutes from and after tomorrow other i'l'
nrant products and manufactures VIII be reheVeu u
one fourth of the heavy burden when they are nv
compelled to bear, and the other prouuo's wiz -
three fo1rrtbs OF the burden removed. oh ''iu' =,
additional relief is to be given by large Ieouc'ion -
the heavy duties on wheat ana "neaVnou.' On.
t,rn so largo a proportion OF the eApof'S H0"
rite; states n the spanish West Indies.
the articles which will become free OF duty Vo,iDo-
,v and the value of the exports of each IN leoo arc
as follows Meats in brine, salted OF slnoNeu' O~ ~
hams and meats preserved In cans III Iuu VI "
traction OF air. jcrked beef excepted, Seo4'oo- TO-
20 soA 700 tallow and other animal greases' mel'e
-bde manufactured S2s ,o9S fish and shell1sn' I've
fresh dried IN brine, smoaked picked ana oJ s'es ~
salmon in cans s62 o9s oats, barley, rye ana DUN
wheat and -four Of these cereals, S23,729' s'9lCN,
mazena and other aimentary products OF corn eA0eP
cornmea 81 O19 cottonseed, oil and meacaeRs o, S'i
seed for cattle s413 hay, straw for forage anu pIan
sl574e: fruits, fresh, dried and preserved eAoePV
-aisinS 1872 1882 vegetables and garden produc's Ho
and dried S32e, 534 resin OF pine, tar plch anu i
nentine s131o7 woods Of all kinds in trunks OF loEs
josts ratersf panks, beams, boards, Tound or {! n
masts although cut, planned and tongued ana eFOO'eu
including flooring, S56o,7s7 woods for cooperate IN
Gliding slaves headings and wooden hoops S14-''o'
wooden boxes mounted or unmOunted except OF ceuiF
1854 40; woods ordinary, manufactured INTO uoofS
frames, windows and shutters without paint OF var
nish and wooden houses unmcunted. without paht UT
varn,sh se7o wagons and carts for ordinary ROADS ana
agriculture not separately returned; sewing machines
s64 654 petroleum. raw or unrefned, according 10 iS
classification fixed in the existing orders for the I'M
portation Of that article into Cuba and For'o h'o
s44661s coal. mineral, S73G,o51; ice, S15.
on and after september 1, 1901 the following naiheu
articles will be admitted at reduction OF duty Of %
ner centnm Butter and cheese refined petroleum. boots
and shoes in whole in part OF leather ana shls
The value OF the expectations OF these articles TO ooa
and Porto Rico u 1890, and the Cuban duty lheeoh
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