New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-27
RECIPROCITY WITH AUSTRIA.
MORE TRADE CONCESSIONS SECURED BY
THE ADMINISTRATIONS.
PREsIDENT HARRIsoN's PROCLAMATION AN
NOI-ycIyG NOTIFICATIONS IN THE

PRESl DENT HARRIsON'S PROCLAMATION AN
NoUYCIyG NOTIFICATIONS IN THE
AUsTIo-TIUNGARIAN LAWS.
Washington. May 26-The President issued inc
following proclamation this afternoon:
Whereas. Pursuant TO Section Of the act OF 0on-
gross approved October l, 1890, entitled An ACT 10
reduce the revenue and equaize duties on Imports anu
for other purposes the attention OF the uoVc''e'
OF Austra Hungary called to the action OF the Ooh
cress Of the United States Of America with vie" 10
secure reciprocal trade In declaring the "r'io'es
enumerated in said Section TO be exempt FROM uu'y
upon their importation into the United ouau8 VI
America: and,
Whereas. The Minister Plenlpotentlsry OF Austria
hungary mt Washington has communicated 10 INC oe'"
tary of state the fact that in view OF the act vi 'on
gross above cited the Government OF AuStra-hungiry
has by due legal enactment. authorized the ADMISSION
from and after May 70, 1892, into Astra hungary Vi
all the articles or merchandise, the prVo"o' vi '"o
United States Of America, named IN the coh'no''a'
treaties which Austra Hungary has concinded WIN
Germany and other Nations the terms stated IN saiu
treaties and,
Whereas The Secretary Of State has, py lily
directIon given assurance TO the Minister Penpoten'
tary OF Austria Hungary at Washington that tms
action Of the Government OF Austrialiuhs'ry III
granting exemption OF duties to the products and
manufactures Of the United States OF America on
their importation into Austria-Hungary is accepted
as reciprocity for the action OF Congress as set
forth in Section Of said Act:
Now therefore be 1t known that !. benjamin liar
r1son. President OF the United States M America,
have caused the above stated notifications OF the
tariff laws Of Hungary to be made pubic lof
the Information Of tho citizens OF the United states
OF America.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hnho
and caused the seal of the United states to DO nnxed
Li,tC
day OF May one thousand eight hundred ana ninety
two. and OF the Independence OF the United states
OF America the one hundred and sixteenth
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Nv the President. WILLIAM F. WHARTON. Acting
Secretary Of state.
The articles ON which reductions are made IN
the reciprocity treaties with Germany, Italy,
Switzerland and other countries, ana 10 the pene-
fits of which the United States are admitted, num-
her 2o2 Those in which this country If most
interested are the following
Agricultural Implements, reduced from 10 10 TX
forms: animals, from - per cent TO 30 per cent;
clocks md Watches from 40 per cent 10 70 per cent
cotton warns above 40. 90, II to IL horins cotton
yarns three or more threads. 81 to Is forhS' Ut
binary smooth and figured cotton goods, rtNucuohS
from o. per cent; meat extracts, solid, 40 70 ~
norins meat extracts. liquid 40 To 10 HORNS con
drnsed milk chdrens food in cans aud bottles, 40
to 20 rorins iron and steel manufactures, reductions
ranging from = per cent tO 90 per cent, lrr,ware,
slight rcducons saws, files, Ia,pS, screws, knives;
scissors and other manufacturers for ag1cuiiai anu
mechanical uses. 20 to II hOrins. leather ana manu-
features II leather reductions ranging from per cent
To 30 per cent resin $50 to free" tar. O2o To lec
ma ra,tnc Ia HORNS hard cheese. In lOavcS, 20 10
FORMS other cheeseS, 20 10 10 HORNS pianos ana
uarlOr ORGANS 40 To 30 forms, carriages ana horse
Ears freight cars ~ u. 80 forms cotton already
free cotonsccd oil 10 HORNS: bark ana extracts,
dowooaS - % "a ornH brass and manufacures OF
brnss. 10 per cent 10 90 per cent