Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-06
RECIPROCAL TRADE.

List of Articles That Will be Allowed
 to Enter the British West Indie, 1 Free of Duty. WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The president has issued proclamation in regard to re ciprocsl trade relations with the British West Indies. The list given below in. cludes those articles that will be allowed to enter entirely free of duty. The law goes into effect April 1, 1892: goats, hogs and poultry, horses for breeding. 2-Beef, including tongues, smoked and dried. 3-Beef and pork preserved in cans 4.Belting for machinery of leather, canvas or India rubber. 5-Boats and lighters. 6-Books bound or unbound, pamphlets news. papers and printed matter in all languages. 7-Bones and h rms. s-Bottles of glass or stoneware. 1o-Bridges of iron or wood, or of both com bined.
 lI-Brsoms, brushes and whisks of broom
 12-Candles, tallow.
 ls-Carts wagons cars and barrows, with or without springs, for ordinary roads and agricul-
 14-Clocks, mantel or wall.
 1@Coppers, bronze, zinc and lead articles tic uses and for building.
 1eCotton seed and it's products
 I5-Crucibles and melting pots of all kinds.
 1s-FertiIizers of all kinds, natural and arti- ficial.
 aoL,Fish, fresh or on Ice. and salmon and oys-
 sal-Ei.hinE apparatus of all kinds; not canned, timed or bottled.
 29-Gas fixtures and pipcs.
 2LGold and silver coin of the United States and bullion.
 25-Hay and straw for forage
 26-Houses of wood, complete.
 2s-India rubber and gutta percha goods, in- part thereof.
 2o-Implements, utensils and tools for agricul- ture, exclusive of cutlasses and forks.
 S0-Lamps and lanterns.
 3l-Lime of all kinds. Sa-Locomotives, rolling stock, rails, railway ties and all materials and appliances for railways
 s. -Marbe.or alab.ste CT, in the rough or squared, worked or carved, for building purposes or mon
 a-Medicinal extracts and preparations of all k knds including proprietary or patent medicines, put exclusive Of quinine or preparations of Qui-
 a5-Paper of ali kinds for printing. packing. including surface.coated @ or sisgea. anu
 ssSS-Photographic apparatus and chemicals.
 3S-Printers ink in all colors. all accessories for printing.
 40-Quicksilver.
 sI-Resin, tar, pitch and turpentine.
 42-Salt.
 4s-sewing machines and all parts and acces- sories thereof.
 4tshipbuiding materials and accessories of all kinds when used in the construction equip. ment or repair of vessels or boats of any Kind, except rope and cordage of all kinds, including wire rope.
 45-Starch of Indian corn or maize.
 46-Steam and power engines and machines machinery and apparatus, whether stationary or portable worked by power or by hand for agri- culture, irrigation, mining, the arts, and indus tries Of all kinds, and all necessary parts and appliances for the erection or repair thereof or the communication of motive power thereto.
 41-Steam boilers and steam pipes.
 4S-Sulphur.
 49-Tan bark of all kinds whole or ground.
 50-Telegraph wire, tslegraphic, telephonc and electrical apparatuses, appliances of all kinds for communication or illumination.
 5l-Trees, plants vines and seeds and grains of all kinds, for propagation or cultivation
 52-Varnish not containing spirits.
 53-Nall papers.
 4-Watches when not cased in gold or silver: and watch movements uncased.
 55-Water pipes of all classes, materials and dimensions
 56-wire for fences, with the hooks, staples nails and the like appliances for fastening the same.
 57-Yeast cake and baking powders
 58-Zinc, tin and lead in sheets, asbestos and tar paper for roofing.