und or cylindric masts, although cut, planed,
tongued and grooved, including flooring.

20. Wooden cooperage, including staves, headings, and wooden hoops.

21. Wooden boxes, mounted or unmounted, except of cedar.

22. Woods, ordinary, manufactured into doors, frames, windows, and
shutters, without paint or varnish, and wooden houses, unmounted,
without paint or varnish.

23. Woods, ordinary, manufactured into all kinds of articles, turned or
unturned, painted or varnished, except furniture. (See repertory.)

24. Manures, natural or artificial.

25. Implements, utensils, and tools for agriculture, the arts, and
mechanical trades.

26. Machines and apparatus, agricultural, motive, industrial, and
scientific, of all classes and materials, and loose pieces for the
same, including wagons, carts, and handcarts for ordinary roads
and agriculture.

27. Material and articles for public works, such as railroads,
tramways, roads, canals for irrigation and navigation, use of
waters, ports, light-houses, and civil construction of general
utility, when introduced by authorization of the Government or if
free admission is obtained in accordance with local laws.

28. Materials of all classes for the construction, repair in whole or
in part of vessels, subject to specific regulations to avoid abuse
in the importation.

29. Meats, in brine, salted and smoked, including bacon, hams, and
meats preserved in cans, in lard or by extraction of air, jerked
beef excepted.

30. Lard and butter.

31. Cheese.

32. Fish and shellfish, live, fresh, dried, in brine, salted, smoked,
and pickled, oysters and salmon in cans.

33. Oats, barley, rye, and buckwheat, and flour of these cereals.

34. Starch, maizena, and other alimentary products of corn, except corn
meal.

35. Fruits, fresh, dried, and preserved, except raisins.

36. Vegetables and garden products, fresh and dried.

37. Hay, straw for forage, and bran.

38. Trees, plants, shrubs, and garden seeds.

39. Tan bark.

SCHEDULE B.

Products or manufactures of the United States to be admitted into Cuba
and Puerto Rico on payment of the duties stated:

40. Corn or maize, 25 cents per 100 kilograms.

41. Corn meal, 25 cents per 100 kilograms.

42. Wheat, 30 cents per 100 kilograms.

43. Wheat flour, $1 pe