{"newspaper_name": "The daily union.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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Extract from a communication under date June is,


1886, received at The Department Of Stale from a. r.


Gibson, esq., consul ofths United States at 81. Peters


burg;


al have the honor 10 report TO you that this gov
ernment have just made very considerable reduc-
ton in the duties on about sixty articles Of imports
and exports Of their tariff,


'fhese alterations have not yet been published
either 10 the German or French language, but as
soon as they shall be, will not fail TO send copy
TO the department la the mean time, however, |
hasten TO transmit herewith note of all the articles
which likely to interest the American merchants,
showing in parallel columns, the new and old rates
Of duties. On sugar, cotton, rice, and tobacco, no
alterations have been made"