The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-06

sheep, goats, nogs anu pouiOis, "ho hoA SeS
for breeding.
2 Beef
8. Beef and pork preserved in cans.
T. Relting
s. Boats and lighters.
8. Books, pamphlets, newspapers and
printed matter.
e Bones and horns
s. Bottles of glass or stoneware.
.. Bran, middlings and shorts.
10. Bridges.
II. Brooms, brushes and whisks of
broom straw.
~ Candles tallow.
13. Carts, wagons, carts and barroWs,
not including vehicles of pleasure
IL. Clocks, mantel or wall.
IS. Copper, bronze, zinc and lead ar
ticles.
l6. Cotton seed and its products.
~. Crucibles aud melting pots.
Is Eggs.
10. Fertilizers of all kinds.
20. Fish, fresh or on ice, and salmon and
oysters in cans.
81. Fishing apparatus.
%. Fruits aud vegetables, when not
canned.
~ Gas fixtures ana pipes
"a. Gold and silver coin.
%. Hay and straw for forage.
20. Houses of wood, complete.
%. Ice.
2s. India rubber and gutta percha goods
of cutlass and forks.
30. Lamps and lanterns.
81. Lime.
30. Locomotives, railway rolling stock
rails, railway ties and all materials and
appliances for railways and tramways.
80. Marble and alabaster.
"a. Medical extracts and preparations,
exclusive Of quinine, opium, gauge and
bhang
IS. Paper of all kinds for printing.
80. Paper of wood or straw for wrapping
and packing.
81. Photographic apparatus and chemi-
Gals.
~. Printers ink. all colors.
30. Printing presses, and all accessories
for printing.
40. Quicksilver.
~. Resin, tar, pitch and turpentine.
AZ. Salt.
48 Sewing machines and all parts
thereof
A. Shipbuilding materials, except rope
and cordage.
A.. Starch of Indian corn or maize.
46. Steam and power engines and ma
chimes.
A. Steam boilers and steam pipes
49, Sulphur.
40 Tan bark of all kinds, whole or
ground.
80 Telegraph wire, telegraphic, tele-
phonic and electrical apparatus.
81. Trees, plants, vines and seeds
SO. Narnish, not containing spirits.
50. Wall papers
54 Watches wSoa not cased in gold or
silver, and watch s.nvements uncased.
80. Water pipes.
So. Wire for fences, with hooks, staples,
nails.
81 Yeast cake and baking powders.
IS. Zinc, tin and lead, asbestos and tar
paper.
Packages or coverings in which the
I'll. 81.
are imported shall be free of duty il they
are usual and proper for the purpose.
SCHEDULE Il.
Articles TO be admitted at 80 per cent.
reduction of the duty now in force:
]. Bacon and bacon hams.
q Boots and shoes.
3. Bread aud biscuit.
4. Cheese.
g. Lard and its compounds.
g. Mules.
Z. Oleomargarinc.
8. Shocks and staves.
SCHEDULE C.
Articles to be admitted ut 25 per cent.
reduction Of the duty now in force:
!. Beef, salted or picked.
2 Corn or maize.
=. Corn meal
4. Flour OF wheat.
5. Lumber of pitch pine, rough or pre-
pared.
q. Petroleum and it's products.
Z. Pork, salted or picked
s. Wheat.
1t is understood that No. 4 of this sched-
ule may not apply TO Trinidad, but the
duty on -four in said colony shall not ex-
ceed 15 cents per barrel Great Britain
has authorized the admission, from and
after Feb. /, 1892, OF the articles named in
the following schedule into the British
colony Of Jamaica and its dependencies
Table No. 2
Applicable to the colony of Jamaica and
its dependencies.
SCHEDULE A
Articles 20 be admitted free of all Gus
toms duty and any other national, colonial
or municipal charges;
]. Animals, alive, aud poultry.
2. Beef, including tongues, smoked and
dried
3. Beef and pork preserved in cans
4. Betting for machinery.
5. Boats aud lighters.
6. Books, pamphlets, newspapers.
z. Bones and horns.
3 Bottles OF glass or stoneware.
9. Bran, middlings aud shorts.
10 Bridges.
IL. Broom brushes and whsks
10 Candles, tsllow.
10 Carts, wagons, cars and barrows, not
including vehicles of pleasure
i4 Coal aud coke.
IL. Clocks, mautel or wall
10 Cotton seed and its products.
IL. CrucibleS aud melting pots of all |
kinds.
IS. Drawings, pointings, engravings,
Autographs and photographs.
TO- Eggs. IN
20 Fertilizers Of all kinds.
~. Fish, fresh or on ice, aud oysters in
cans.
90. Fishing apparatus OF all kinds.
-. Fruits aad vegetables, when not
canned.
~. Gas fixtures aud pipes.
p. Gold and silver coin of the United
States and bullion.
~. Hay and straw.