The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-21
MANY ARTICLES
WILL SOON Be
FREE Of DUTY
" TAFTs RECIPROCITY MEAS
uRE Is PASSED THERE WILL
PRACTICALLY BE FREE TRADE
BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND CANADA.
sneelaI to The ILnurnaI.

Washington, March 2o.-Under the
pending reciprocity agreement between
the United States and Canada to be
considered at the extra session Of con-
gress on April 4. 1911. the named
growtfs, products or manufactures of
one country may be admitted into the
others markets at the following rates
of duty: Sandstone grind stones Gun
n1ounted), 5 cents 100 pounds; corn
meal, bran. niddlings and other offaIs
OF grains for animal food, IL 1-2 cents
a 100 poundss wheat -four, seraoline
and rye flour. so cents a barrel (ls6
pounds; dried spit peas, 1-2 cents a
bushel eco pounds; tallow, 20 cents
a 100 pounds; barley malt, As cents
loo pounds; cat meal and rolled oats,
so cents leo pounds; barley (pot.
pearled or patent), and buclwheat
-four or meal 1-2 cent pound; roofing
saltes. SIS cents a 100 square feet;
macaroni. vermicellf, maple sugar and
maple syrup. cent pound; beef.
veal mutton, lamb, pork and all other
fresh or refrigerated meats Except
garne). bacon, hams (not in tin or 5ars)
and meats of all kinds. dried, smoked,
salted, in brine Cor prepared or pre-
served in any manner not otherwise
DICNlQCu -tOIJs IdEQ anu COIIlROuHQS
thereof, cottolene, cotton stearine, an
inal stearine, tomatoes and other vege-
tables Qncluding corn in cans. or other
tight packages). 1 IA cents a
pound; aluminium in crude form 8
cents pound; any Kind of fish lex
cept shellfsh) packed in oil, tin boxes
or cans and whole package weighing
(a) over 20 and not over IS ounces
- e.. - .
and not over 30 ounces each cents q
Package; (c) 10 ounces. each, or less,
2 cents package; (d) IS ounces or
over, packed in OIL bottles, jar or kegs
80 per cent ad valorem (meaning 80
per cent of their values; and percent
ages herein mean lad valorem'O: es-
sential oils, egg yolk, egg albunen and
blood albumen Ii per cent: free
stone, granite, marble, breccia and
onyx (not manufactured, dressed
hewn or polished). feathers (not Dress
ed or otherwise manufactured) IL 1-2
per cent; plows. tooth and disk har-
rows. harvesters, reapers, agricultural
drills, planters, mowers. horse rakes,
eultivators. thrashing machines, In
GLIDING winders, baggers, weighers and
self-feeders therefor, and finished parts
x.
Is per cent; prepared cereal foods, not
otherwise provided for. printing ink,
anticeptic surgical dressings (such as
absorbent cotton and other materials
prepared for use as surgical dressings.
plain or medicated), surgical trusses,
pessaries, suspensory bandages of all
kinds. cherry juice, prune juice. prune
wine, fruit juices. fruit syrups (non-
alcoholicJ, verified paving blocks (not
ornamented). paving blocks Of stone,
mineral waters, limitations Of NATURAL
mineral waters in bottles or jars, and
grape vines, gooseberry, raspberry and
currant bushes u 1-2 per cent; porta-
BILE engines with boilers Tin combina-
tom. horsepower and traction engines
for farm purposes, hay leaders, potato
diegers. fodder or feed cutters, gram
crushers, tanning mills, hay tedders
farm or field rollers, manure spreaders
weeders, wfndmi1ls (and finished parts
of any of these, except shafting, i'm
ported for repairing). canned meats,
canned poultry, extracts of meat (huid
or not), 20 per cent; farm wagons and
finished parts thereof, asbestos Gur-
Their manufactured than ground),
manufactures of asbestos, or in which
IL C1ltCA Nd1uC klICtuQlGB woven
fabrics), oxide Of iron, brass band In
struments, wood -four, canoes and
small boats of wood (not power boats),
% IL per cent; plate glass( not bevel-
ed). in sheets or panes exceeding seven
square feet, each, and not exceeding 20
square feet, each; biscuits, waters and
cakes, when sweetened with sugar,
honey, molasses or other materials, %
| - -.
ct knives, penkniyes. scissors, shears,
knives and forks for household pur-
poses. table steels, bells, gongs. brass
corners and rules for printers, clocks,
watches. time recorders, clocks and
watch keys, clock cases, clock move
ments, printers wooden cases and cab
inets, iron or steel digesters for the
manufacture OF wood pulp, 81 1-2 per
cent; musical instrument cases, fancy
cases, boxes, portfolios. satchels, reti-
cules, card cases, pocketbooks, purses,
fly books for artificial flies CT any of
them are composed wholly or IN chief
value OF leather1; motor vehicles 10Th
er than for railways and tramways),
automobiles and parts thereof not in
GLIDING rubber tires), 80 per cent; bis
cults, waters. cakes and other baked
articles. composed in whole or in part
Of eggs. or any kind of flour or meal
cobined with chocolate. nuts. fruits or
confectionery; candied peel, candied
popcorn, candied nuts, candied fruit.
sugar candy and confectionery of all
kinds: pickles, including picked nuts;
sauces of all kinds: fish paste or sauce;
basins urinals, and other plumbing
fixtures for bath rooms and lavatories
bath tubs, sinks and laundry tubs of
earthen ware. stone. cement, clay or
other material. 30 1-2 per cent. There
is to be no reciprocity. in kind, on GER
tain enumerated articles; but, in con-
sideration Of the reductions of duty
on them by one country. the other
country is to make reductions on other
enumerated articles. In other words,
/ the following Canadian articles are to
be admitted into United States mar
kets at the following rates of duty:
Iron ore. including manganiferous iron
ore, and the dross or residum from
burnt pyrites. 10 cents a ton: coal
slack, or culm OF all kinds (passable