Department Circular 1876
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Lawrence river, east of Lake Ontario.
" Fish shipped from points east of Montreal and on the Atlantic seaboard, would, in reasonable j)robability, be entitled to free entry, unless they embrace salmon-trout, white-fish, lake herring, or cisco, which are exclusively found in lakes or their inlets; and therefore, unless under very exceptional circum- stances, would be necessarily dutiable.
" I am unaware whether the i)rovisions of the treaty embrace fresh fish as well as those that are prepared f...or temporary preservation. If fresh fish come in free, then the subject is very much simplified, as, so far as my knowledge extends, it is only the white-fish and the lake trout that are ever offered in a salted condition — the other species commanding a much higher price as fresh fish. The fish which are strictly maritime, about which there would never be any question, are the mackerel, cod, haddock, hake, pollock, cusk, whiting, and ling, as also the sea-trout from Newfoundland and Labrador." These views are not absolutely mandatory upon Collectors of Customs, but are published for their information, with the expectation that they will be ai)plied as far as practicable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lawrence river, east of Lake Ontario.
" Fish shipped from points east of Montreal and on the Atlantic seaboard, would, in reasonable j)robability, be entitled to free entry, unless they embrace salmon-trout, white-fish, lake herring, or cisco, which are exclusively found in lakes or their inlets; and therefore, unless under very exceptional circum- stances, would be necessarily dutiable.
" I am unaware whether the i)rovisions of the treaty embrace fresh fish as well as those that are prepared f...or temporary preservation. If fresh fish come in free, then the subject is very much simplified, as, so far as my knowledge extends, it is only the white-fish and the lake trout that are ever offered in a salted condition — the other species commanding a much higher price as fresh fish. The fish which are strictly maritime, about which there would never be any question, are the mackerel, cod, haddock, hake, pollock, cusk, whiting, and ling, as also the sea-trout from Newfoundland and Labrador." These views are not absolutely mandatory upon Collectors of Customs, but are published for their information, with the expectation that they will be ai)plied as far as practicable.
What to read after Department Circular 1876?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Dept. of the Treasury. Office of the Secretary to read onlineMoreLess
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