New-York tribune

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aunlmal remains, employed as fertilizers; cocoa, rude

and manufactured; coftee; cotton, hemp, sisal, beniquen

and other vegetable textile fibres; dyewoods and dye-

stufls of all kinds; eggs; esparto and other grasses, and

pulp of, for the manufacture of {aper; fish, freah, dried,

salted or smoked; fruits, vegetables and auts, edible, of

all kinds; hides and skins, undressed, whether dried,

salted or pickled; hide ropes; honey, in comb or strained;

India rubber and gutta percha, ernde, and the milk of the

same; indigo; lentner, old scrap; meat, fresh, whether

beef or iutton; minerals and ores; molasses and

melado; palm or evcoanut oll; rock malt; SPODKEs;

Sugar, not above No, 16 Duteh standard, in color; tallow;

tobacco, in leaf; wood and lumber of all kinds.

And that the following named articles of Dominican

production shall be admitted into the United States at a

reduction of twenty-five per cent from the rates of

customs duties now fixed, or which hereafter may be

fixed, during the continuance in fores of this convention,

Ly the enstoms tarlft of the United States:

Cordiala, in bottles «or jugs, con<i+ting of rum aroma-

tized or sweetened; frult preseryes, fenit jellies and coin

lis; ginger, preserved or plekled; tobaceo, in twist, or

manafaetured into cigars or cizarettes,

As an equivalent for the above, Article IT. provides

that the following named articles of the production of

the United States shall be admitted {ito the Dominican

itepublie free of duty:

Ale and beer; snlmals (allve)—mules, cattle, sheep,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York tribune. (1884). New York [N.Y.], 1884-12-19. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1884-12-19/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1884-12-19.