New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-08
, COMMERCIAL DREIBUND'
=, or THE PROPOSED TREATIES.
,xcrIrpEp WITH GERMANY, AUSTRIA
AND ITALY-srAIN PREPARING
NEW TARIFF LIST.


.yn 1rALY-sPAIN PREPARING
NEW TARIFF LIST.
n.c THE treaties presented az the
T'u+ The Reichstag to-day embraced 'ho
500 " The customs and veterinary treaty
trNne the customs and navigation treaty
IN Au, md the customs treaty with Belgium
~ r"S' ANN accompanying the treaties says
pen' ,..;l,r tariff has been arranged with
~ 80 All the amounts arranged Tor are
fgsDs a., The new conventions the duties are hxed
lnu'. ~'.,s ner 100 kilos: On wheat and rye, $50
si'iO"' oots $50 pfennige pulse. 90 pfennige; :;
ys'rpn nfenniSe maize, l60 pfennige; malt.
kit', 80. wine-must. 1000 pfennige; butter.
~ ~p,.nniCe meats, 500 pfennige live swine,
", " ,ssnnige per head.
" r.omparison of the existing tariffs with the
} 0 ones shows the following reductions :
f'P nd rye. $50 pfennige per 100 kilos; oats
va nulse. 80 pf.; barley. 25 pf.; maize and
Wrn ~ butter and wine must, Al pf.; meat,
ss J, nOrk. 500 pf.; live pigs, 100 pf. each.
Austrian tariff grants reductions as follows :
i'.;sered textiles and laces, 75 forms, per
t>,sa tS-,aos. whole silk smooth tissues, 300 d.;
". wboe silk fabrics, 100 H.; half-siik velvets,
=. ~ other half-sillls, 25 A.; paper goods and
,w w. upeterie. IL a.; iron and steel bars, not
.'..s,..tared. 25fl., manufactured, so f.; fine
-. v.res. 5 f.; pen-nibs and needles. 20 H..
r;npa. Dec Livery seat in the Unterhaus
=, .supfed to-day. Even the galleries over
go with people eager TO hear the details of the
'-,.sd zollverein treaties. The members
rr.'o,sd around the Marquis of Bacquehem,
!. Minister of Commerce, loudly cheering the va
~, nasages Of the treaties and his explanations
I,hsm. The Marquis himself expressed his sat-
sa.i0n that the injunction of secrecy had been
-,oved and that the great politico-economic
.,s,t Of the Dreibund had passed to success
= issue II now remained for the Government
a srenetben the treaty relations of the Empire
,,r,rd the East. The Government was convinced
a., ,bs bills now presented would essentially
,y,oce tie attainment Of this object
e treaties will, if approved of go into effect on
shnsrv l. 1892. and will remain in operation
A rcOds will be collected by all three countries.
Ruda-Pesth. Dec. I'm the Lower House Of
d, Hungarian Diet to-day, the Minister of Hus-
k,iry submitted veterinary convention which
is been negotiated with Germany. Herr Gabriel
70, Bsrose Minister of Industry and Commerce,
rbuitted the treaties Of commerce and naviga-
IL, recently concluded between Austria-Hungary
nd Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy, and
l.stis-Hungsry and Belgium. He also sub
ESed convention agreed upon by Austria
Enzr and Germany for the protection Of
unpes and trademarks. The House referred
4, treaties to the Economic Committee.
asne. Dec. Premier Rudini introduced IN
he Chamber Of Deputies to-day bill to ratlfy
4. zonverein treaties.
Nsdhd, Dec. The Spanish Government is
pspAnne tariff list with exceedingly high
LIinum duties for nations not negotiating
rtst.s with Spain. and minimum duties for those
applying reciprocity arrangements. French wine
fms are buying up Spanish wines in large guam
tres ju view of the fact that the new French
tsrit win 20 into effect on February l. single
Bordeaux house has purchased 20,o0O,Ooo francs
worth