The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-13

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Treaty 81 Reciprocity Between M. "A
states at America aud IA. 1 n.t..l ,"'.f
1sra<ii-Ihc Free and n.lnn.., .'H
schedules. "4ff
WAsut>rroN. Feb. ~ rrrAnor.n
ri>on late Yesterday afternoon
his formal proclamation ann.m.
the reciprocity agreement Midi
under the new Tariff law.
The President In his pr,~iam..t
says;
A.. Pursuant a. section
~ Congress approved ottob.f l~.
titled An Act % Reduce the E.,.A.. '*
EguaIixe Duties on Imports. ami M, ".
Purposes the secretary OF stan. N h.
United states ~ America comnnn..t.M
the Government - the lnisrd SAT-. ", " "
III the action Of the Congress N IN. s,
states Of America Will a view 4. .,.D
reciprocal trade. IN declaring HI. a,,l,
enumerated IN said section 4. ~ u, >...'
molas~e-. coffee and hides. 10 n. ...-.
from duty upon their importation M. w |
United states ~ America Ana
MHEkkA>. Tie Envoy Extraofainarx Nm.
Minister rlcnlpotcntiary Of EraxIl Y, W.
inKton has communicated to thn ~.rr.t.-- !
Of state the fact that In due r.ciprsc.,, u.
and consideration Of the admission lnfo n,
United states of America free 81 an du,x \.
the articles enumerated IN section B ~ ..
act. the Government Of Hraxil hn-. h, NV. |
enactment. authorized the admission f...
and after April. 1891. INTO NIL the .,tsi,il sh,a
ports 81 entry ~ Brazil. free 81 duf,. uh.,h.. |
national. state. or municipal. ~ III. nrt.,i.. |
or merchandise named IN the fulluN |
schedule. provided that the same N. n.
product and manufacture % tie tt.,M |
States Of America
SCHEDULE of ARTICLES To M Auutfrn
RE- iSIo BR>zfI..
Wheat. wheat fiour.
Corn or maize. and the mnnufarf 4rr- th.t
OF. including corn meal ana s,aicA.
Rye. rye four.
Buck heat. ~buckwhcat foMr and hAflev
Potatoes.
Eean~ and peas.
Hay and oats.
Pork. sailed, intending picked n.rS .as
| bacon. except han~.
Fish. sailed. dried Dir picked.
Cotton seed oil.
Coal. anthracite ana bifumInon~.
Eosin. tar. pitch and turpcntn..
AGRICULTURAL tools. implements anA ,t.
ehincry. mining and mcrhanirAl tools |n
pIcment~ aud machinery. Including Srailss
ary and portable engines and all mArnhney
for manufacturing and industrial ruff0.A,
except sewing machines.
and books for the ar,s Aai
sciences.
Railway construction material ana ..a,.
menfs.
And that the Government q. Erazi has. tr
legal enactment. further authorized the IA
mission into all the established paris ~ "a
try Of Brazil. with q reduction Of twenty .fs.
per ccntum Of the duty designated On tx
respective article IL the tariff now rs iun4
OF which may hereafter BE- adopted n ite
House Of Brazil. whether national. stAte \.
.....4-I.--r ~.
named Ia the following schedule. pfus itt
that the same be- the product ~ mAnuist
urc Of the United states Of America
SCHEDULES OF ARTICLES TO ~ ADMITTED 1910
BRAZIL WITH 4 REFLECTION or ~
FER CE>TTu.
Lard and substitutes therefor.
bacon. hams.
Butter and cheese.
aimed and preserved meats. n~h. ,r. =
and vegetables.
Manufactures ~ cotton. including rosiu
clothing.
Manu- acturcrs Of iron and steel. Il n.le d
mixed. not included IN the fores knns an
schedule
Leather and the manufacture th+itAcof. II
cept boots and shoes.
Lumber, timber and the mannfa, Atarss
wood. including cooperage. furniture ~ q
kinds. wagons. carts and carriages.
Manufactures OF rubber.
And that the Government 81 Brazil ma
further provided that the iAvA and seguia
tions adopted 20 protect ~ revenue an
prevent fraud in the declarations and proc
that the articles named IN the foregoin
schedules are the product or manufacture 2
the United states ~ America. shall place ~
undue restrictions on the importer nor M
pose any additional charges or fees thereto
on the articles imported.
Now. therefore. BE- Il known that J. Brnia
min Harrison. President ~ tis irifrl ~fA'r'
81 America. have caused the AhuNr mo'iin
cations Of the Tariff Law OF I:raxi ~ W. Msf
public Tor the bcnehs Of the citizens pi IN
United states Of America.
BE~JkNu> HARRISON
by the President. James = blaine secretary
~ state.
The correspondence which led up n
this reciprocal agreement opened w''n
a communication from ~ecretar
Blaine. addressed to Mr.. Mendonea
the brazilian Minister. on the "a NJ
November last. in which Mr.. blaine
suggested the establishment 81 sem
mcrcial relations under the reeiproeA'
provisions Of the new Tariff law ~ Z
permanent basis 81 reciprocity. proil'a'
Die alike to both Brazil and the ni'fa
States. and assuring the brazilian
Government that no export tax w"nA
be imposed by the United state n
goods manufactured in the ! nffH
states. that might be admitted in'
Brazil duty-frcc.
To this Minister Mendonca repls''
on january 81. communicating fhr MT
that his government had authorized W.
admission 70 brazilian ports 81 me saD'
Gus articles mentioned in the fnfS'
dents proclamation. and upon The ''r'n'
specified in that document. and ai~na
surfing the Secretary of state thai n'-
iii would not increase export tax 81 a''
Of the articles enumerated II cSpor'e'
To the United states.
The Reciprocity Treaty In Favor ~ NJ
Orleans
NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb. h.-'plhR'
In New Orleans is almost universal
favorable 70 the brazilian reeipros's
treaty. as expressed by merchants W.
representative men.
Mr.. &. II. Allen. a leading ~ \
the board Of Trade. said the id'a N"
an excellent one. II carried into PHI
teal effect. reciprocity will have = A,
dcncy 70 largely increase our trace
Erazil r~onscnts to admit all thr PEI