The New York herald
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Signed numerously by the first |>oople of the province
Sicymo, Nov. 7,18M, and the fifteenth year of inde
pendence.
The Blew Ilaytten Tariff.
We have received a copy of the new tariff for the island
of llayti referred to by our Port au Prince correspoudent
a few days since,
Tho open ports for the reception of foreign merchandise
remain as before, viz.: Port au Prince, Cape Haytien,
Aux Ca\ os, Gonaivcs and Jacmel and iu addition any
Vtesel, after having discharged her cargo at one of tha
live principal |?rts of the empire, may proceed to cither
Great Saline or St. Marc to load. At the Great Saline sho
may receive either mahogany or cotton, and at St. Mare
cotton only. N'o other merchandise can be shipped direct
from these ]>orts. Having loaded, she is compelled to re
turn to Oonaivos, one of the open porta, and clear at tha
Custom House.
Vessels owned by llaytiens, whether built in the island
or not, are exempt from tonnage duties, which on all
foreign vessels amount to one dollar for every ton mea
surement.
All duties on merchandise are collected in the currency
of the United States.
Consignation duties are collected on the total amount or
the import duties, and are fixed at six per cent for foreign
houses and two per cent lor native firms, giving tho Hay
I ticn men haul au advantage of four per cent. In addit
all nations that have not recognised the indepenlence o
Hay U are charged ten per cent upon all import and ton
nage dues over and above the dutn s d ntauded of other
nations This applios virtually ouly to the United States.
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The New York herald. (1858). New York [N.Y.], 1858-12-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1858-12-24/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1858-12-24.
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