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

procity and compensation for the admission lnto inc
United states Of America free Of all duties, Oh ue
articles enumerated in Section of said act the GoV-
ernment of Spain will, by due legal enactment and az
provisional measure, admit from and after septemoer
1901 into all the established ports of entry OF ina
Spanish Islands OF Cuba and Porto Rico the articles
or merchandise named in the following uansltory
schedule on the terms stated therein, provoed th' e
same be the product manufacture OF the Cniteo
states and proceed directly from the ports of said
States:
TRANsIToRY SCHEDULE.
Products or manufactures OF the United state TO DO
admitted into Cuba and Porto Rico free OF dutles
l. Meats in brine sated or smoked, bacon, hams,
and meats preserved in cans, in lard or by extraction
Of air; !erked beef excepted.
2. Lard.
g. Tallow and other animal greases, melted or
crude, .Inmsnufactured.
A. Fish and shelifsh live, fresh, dried, In brine.
| smoked, picked; oysters and salmon In cans.
| 5. oats, barley, rye and buckwheat' ana nour o'
| these cereals.
9. Starch, maizena, and other alimenury prouuoVS
| OF corn, except corn meal.
T. Cottonseed, OIL and meal caive Of said seed for
cattle.
| s. Hay, straw for forage and bran.
o. Fruits, fresh, dried and preserved, e4cep'
| raisins.
10. Vegetables and garden products, fresh and
dried. 80
IL. Resin OF pne tar, pitch and turpentine.
12 Woods of all kinds, in trunks or logs, 1oists.
| rafters, planks, beams boards, round or cyhpdrio
masts although cut planed and tongued and grooPed'
including flooring.
13. Woods for cooperage. including staVes' bead-
ings and wooden hoops.
IA Wooden boxes mounted unmounted, except
of cedar.
49, Woods ordinary, manufactured into doors
frames windows and shutters without paint or var"
nish. and wooden houses, unmounted, without pains
| or yarnsh.
10. Wagons and carts for ordinary roads and asrt
| culture.
II. sewing machines.
| 1s Petroleum. raw or unrefned, according to the
classification fixed in the existing orders f0r tne I'M
portaton of this article in said ISLANDS,
10. Coal mineral
Products or manufactures of the United States to be
admitted into Cuba and Porto Rico on payment OF the
duties stated:
21 Corn or maize 25 cents per 100 kilogrammes.
90 Corn meal % cents per 100 klogrammes
o. Wheat from January L, 1892. 80 cents per 100
kloTammeS. -
a. Wheat -four from January 1, 1902, 81 per 100
l1logrammes. .
admitted into Cuba and Porto Rico at reduction OF
| % per certum:
%. Butter and cheese.
o6 Petroleum, refined.
OF Poots or shoes in whole or In part OF leather
skins.
And whereas, the Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenpotentiary OF Spain III "asmns'
ton has further communicated 10 uhe sec
retary of state that the Government OF spain
will. in like manner and as dehnitive ar
| raugement admit from and after July l, 1902, into
all the established ports OF entry of the spanish
Islands of Cuba and Porto Rco the articles OF NOR
chandise named in the following schedules A, B, ana
ID on the terms stated therein provided that the same
,foctu Of
and proceed directly from the ports OF sad s'a'eS'
SCHEDULE A.
Products or manufactures of the United states to be
admitted into Cuba and Porto Rico free of duties:
l. Marble, jasper and alabaster, natural or ar
tiaciol in rongh or In pieces, dressed squared ana
prepared for taking shape
. Other stones and carthy matters including CO
ment, employed in building, the arts and mdu'li1eA
g. Waters meneral or medicinal
4. Ice.
| 5. Coal mineral.
G. Rosln. tar pItcl turpentne, asphalt schiss
and bitumen
:. petroleum. raw or crude in accordance with the
classification fixed In the tariff of said Islands
g. Clay ordinary in paving tiles large ana sinaii.
bricks and roof files unglazed for tne CONSTRUCTOR
buildings ovens and Otncr similar purposes
o. Gold and silver coin.
| 10. Iron, cast in pigs, and old iron and steel
H. Iron. cast In pipes. beams raf'ers and similar
articles for the construction OF buildings, anu ia
ordinary manufactures (see repertory0
10 Iron wrought and steel. In bars ralI' ana
| hars Of all kinds plates. beams rnfters and other
similar articles for construction Of buildings.
"a Iron. wrought and steel, in wire. nails Screws
nuts and pipes. .,,.. .ro,
"A Iron wrought, and steel. in ordinary man.
rtaotrres and wire cloth manufactured. (See
repertory)
15. Cotton. raw, with o. without seed
10 Cottonseed, oil and meal cake OF same for
cattle Ill.,,
~ rauow and all other animal greases, melted or
crude unmanuacturcd.
"a Rocks and pamphlets, printed, bound and un,
bound. -, 49,,
-. ,1apts heams boards and round cylindric
masts although cut, planed tOngued and grooved.
including flooring
and wooden hoops
o1 Wooden boxes, mounted or unmounted, except
Of cedar.
frames windows and shutters without paint or var.
nisb. and wooden houses, unmounted, without paint
or varnish.
o. Woods ordinary, manufactured into all kinds
~ articles turned unturned painted varnished,
except fafnturc. tSee reperOry)
"a. Manures natural artificial
o5 Implements. utensils and tools for agriculture.
the arts and mechanical trades.
26. Machines and apparatus. agricultural. motive.
industrial and scleatihc Of all classes and materials.
and loose pieces for the same. Including wagons.
carts and hand-carts fog ordinary roads and aSri-
culture.
-. Material and articles for public works. such
railroads, tranways. roads. canals for irrigation and
navigation, Of waters, ports, lighthouses and civil
construction OF general utility. when introduced hx