New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-04
Only Needed Goods Admitted and
These Are Allocated to Keep Sen
sitive Market From Chaos

Licenses fer the following article may he
granted only for shipments coming from
Canada and Newfoundland:
Shefsh does not include crab meat
from Japan.>
Licenses for the following article may be
granted only for shipments coming from
Canada and Mexico:
Moybdenum.
Licenses for the following article NAV be
granted only for shipments coming from
Cuba and West Indies
Tobacco leaf.
licenses for the following articles may he
granted only fer shipments coming from
Canada, Mexico. Newfoundland and Scandi-
navis
Fish. fresh cured preserved.
Licenses for the following articles VIII not
be granted for shipments from European
from all other countries
Licenses for the following articles vii be
GRANTED only for shipments coming over !and
e. by Lake from Canada or coming overland
AoNte and horo-carbonc.
Porax.
Cement FOR building purposes
Chloride ri lime.
Cyanide Of soda.
Dairy products.
Ierroman ganese and spieseeiscn.
cad.
Meat products and preserved meats.
HAraf'in
Pumlce.
starch.
stone and manufactures thereof
Licenses for the following articles VIII be
Granted Only for shipments coming IA over
i,,nd or by lake from Canada n overland
from MEXICO tci return cargo from Euro
lean countries, and then onlS when shipped
from convenient port and when loaded
without undue delay
ARGOS, wine lees.
Baskets of wood. bamboo. straw or COM
positions of wood.
Cork, unmanufactured. and manufactures
thereof.
Edible substances not specifically provided
for in the tariff schedules.
Eggs, dried frozen. prepared or preserved,
and yolks OF eggs
Tullers earth
Furniture.
Furs and manufactures thereof. docs not
include fur hats, fur not the skin pre-
pared for hatters' use, scalskins
from Uruguay
Glass and glassware Does not include
lenses opera and field glasses, optical in
surveying instruments. telescopes, microscopes
and plates disks for use III the manutact-
ure of optical goods
Glue and glue size.
Glue stock and rawhide cuttings.
Hair, human, and manufactures thereof.
Horsehair, artificial, and manufactures
thereof
Indigo. synthetic.
Ivory, animal, and manufactures thereof.
Licorice root.
Moss and seaweed.
Paper and manufactures thereof, docs
not include books and other printed matter j
Paper stock. crude. docs no, include
wood pup)
Straw and grass. unmanuiactured, and
manufactures thereof.
Tea waste Strings or sweeping..
beans
Licenses for the following article may be
granted from any country, but only for ship
ments coming deck cargo or coming on
vessels unfit for essential imports:
Quebracho wood
All outstanding licenses to import the above
articles from any country from which. under
the above announcement licenses for such
articles viii not be granted shall expire and
become void unless ocean shipment there
under is made on or before May -. 1913.
Also. all outstanding licenses 10 import
from European countries articles covered by
above items numbered ~ to 49, inclusive.
and ali outstanding licenses for quebracho
wood shall expire and become void unless
ocean shipment hereunder is made on or
before May -, 1918 A. TO these new ap-
plications may be made for shipments after
May 10. 1918.
The restrictions on great and i'm
portant commodities began to follow
soon after. On May the Bureau Of
Imports restricted the issuance of
licenses for the importation of crude
rubber from overseas to total of
$4,000 tons from May to July 81.
If any of this total amount is left
after the requirements of the gov
eminent and the Allies have been met
it will be allocated among the manu-
facturers. After that came wheat
and wheat -four, requiring all i'm
portations to come under the super
vision in their distribution Of the
food administration Coffee was
regulated next, with respect to the
rate at which it should be carried
fixed by the Shipping Board. The
Bureau of Imports has been adding
industriously to its record. The fol-
lowing gives the list of changes in
the restrictions up to and including
July 2:
COMMODITIES PREVIOUSLY UNRE-
STRICTED, NOW RESTRICTED Who'll
LY OR PARTIALLY
Asphalt.