New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-03
RECIPROCITY WITH SALVADOR
AN AGREEMENT SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT.
LARGE LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE ADMITTED
FREE Of DUTY.
,BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TkIBCNE.y


Washington Jan. THE President today issued
proclamation announcing the signature Of recproc-
ty agreement between salvador and the United states
The agrcsment is the text OF the Presidents procln
nation shows. provisional Nearly hftv articles
which subject TO duty hereafter 10 be admitted
free when produced I'm and exported from the United
states. While trade with salvador is not large in
the aggregate IL is steadily increasing and under the
agreement Just concluded the producers OF this country
will enjoy advantages which will enable them soon to
command the trade Of that Republic. few Of the
articles which hereafter to be admitted free Of duty
bear an ad vaOrem rate Of per cent but nearly all
OF them. including breadsturs and manufactures Of
iron and steel subject TO specific duties the nd
vacrcm equivalent Of which amounts to % to 81
per cent.
The agreement takes effect February | next. and
the following is schedule of product, and man
utactures which the Republic Of salvador will admit
free Of all customs. municipal and other kind Of
duty:
Animals for breeding purposes; corn. rcr barley
and rye; bans; hay and straw for forage: fruits.
fresh preparations OF flour in biscuits crackers not
swceened. macarOn vrmice and tallaIin; coal.
mineral; roman cement; hydraulic lime; bricks. fire.
bricks. and crucbloS FOR smelling marble dressed. for
furniture statues. fountains. gravestones and building
purposes tar. vegetable and mineral gIanO and other
fertilizers. natural artificial ploughs and all other
agricultural tools and implements machinery Of all
kinds. including sewing machines and separate or
parts for The same materials of all kinds for the
construction and equipment of railroads; materials Of
all kinds for the construction and operation OF lie
graphic and ecphonc lines materials OF all kinds for
lighting by electricity and gas, materials
Of all kinds for the construction Of whnrves
apparatus for dS filing liquors wood Of all kinds for
building, in trunks or pieces, beams raters piankS,
boards. shingles flooring: wooden slaves heads and
hoops, and barrels and boxes for packing. mounted
I'm pieces: houses Of wood iron. complete or
in parts wagons. carts and carriages Of all kinds
6trrc. casks and tanks OF iron for water TUNES N
iron and all o.her accessories necessary fer water
supply plates for building purposes mineral
ores kettle, of iron for making salt kettles OF iron
for making sugar: moulds for making sugar: glys
FOR mining purposes: furnaces and instruments FOR
aSsayng metals: scientific instruments; models OF
machinery and buildings boat. lighters, tacRlc'
anchors. chains. girtlnes saiIo and all other aruces
for vessels to bc used In the ports. lakes ana fl'es
Of the Rcnublic. printing macrinls. Including presses
type ink and all other accessories; printed toohs'
pamphlets and newspapers found or unoonn t
maps. photographs. printed music sau p,Gk
music paper for printing newspaps,rss aoId
silver: Iosiestoes hops sulphate of qulnlne' solu
and silver I'm bars dust coin: samples or merchan
disc the duties on which DO not exceed 81 -, =,
II /, understood that the packages or cpVe,lnes W
which the articles named in the foregoing ~n-nr az
imported shall be- free OF duty If they are usu1i ai
pGuer for the purpose and that the Government o
Salvador haa further stipulated that thc ave ai rr
ttiou, adopted " protect Its revenue ana Lese". i
in the declarations and proof that fh- areT',n ',S
in the foregoing schedule are the product or manu-
factnre ~ the Cnlted states o America ,hsll impose
M additional charges on the importer nor undue "
strictions on the articles imported.