12
163

165

73:

74
75

174
177

169
S 83:

383

37

0 169
1.169

169

Cleaning creams, powders,
and preparations.

13
Cleavers.

355
Cliff stone, unmanufactured. 1775
Clippers, animal, barbers',
and nail

357
Clippings:
Brass or Dutch metal.

1634
For paper stock.

1750
New copper

1658
Clips, pencil

1549
Clock cases

211,212
Clock dials.

368
Clock movements and clock-
work mechanisms.

368
Clocks

368
Cloth:
Asbestos

1501
Bolting, silk
Coated with abrasives.

1514
Cotton.

904
Cotton, containing rayon or
other synthetic textile.

905
Cotton, containing silk

905
Cotton, containing wool 906, 1122
Gloria, or umbrella silk..

1205
Gunny-
For covering cotton..

1019
For paper making -

1750
Hair

1525
Tracing -

907
Waste sugar sack

1617
Woven-wire.

318
Cloth cutters, circular

356
Cloth-lined paper.

1405
Clothespins, spring-

412
Clothing:
Card, iron or steel.

337
Cotton, n. s. p. f.

919
Doll.

1513
Rayon or other synthetic
textile

1311
Silk, not knit or crocheted.. 1210
Vegetable fiber not cotton,
n. s. p. f.

1017
Wool, not knit or crocheted.

1115
See also Wearing apparel.
Cloths, dust, mop, and polish-
ing

911
Clove oil

58
Clover seed.

763
Cloves-
Ground

781
Unground

1768
Clubs for games, n. s. p. f.

1502
Clumps, for horticultural pur-
poses.

753
Coal..

1650
Compositions of, for fuel

1650
Coal-tar products-

27,28,1651
Coated:
Cotton cloth, n. s. p. f.

907
Iron or steel

309
Paper-
Embossed or decorated,
printed, etc..

1405
N.s. p. f.

1405
Wire

316
Cobalt:
Additional duty for alloy
content in iron or steel

305
Alloys..

302
Compounds

29
Linoleate.

29
Metal

1652
Ore.

1652
Oxide.

29
Salts

29
Sulphate.

29
Cocaine and salts, esters, and
derivatives

59
Coca leaves

36

Cocculus indicus:
Advanced

35
Crude

1602
Cochineal and extracts.

1609
Cocoa:
Beans and shells.

1653 169
Fiber mats and mattings. 1022
Sweetened and un-
sweetened

777 83
Coconut:
Meat, shredded and desic-
cated.

758

80
Oil.

54

16
Coconuts.

758

80
Cocoons, silk

1762
Cod:
Dried, unsalted.

717
Oil.

1730 174
Pickled or salted

719
Smoked or kippered.

720
Cod-liver:
Oil.

1730
Oil cake and oil-cake meal. 1780
Coffee

1654
Essences.

776
Substitutes and adulterants 776
Cogged ingots

304
Coils:
Aluminum

374
Iron, round

303

36
Wire rods.

315
Coin holders, metal.

1527

150
Coins of copper, gold, silver,
etc..

1655
Coir and coir yarn.

1656
Coke.

1650
Cold-rolled iron or steel
sheets and plates

30939
Collapsible tubes.

390

63
Collar leather, finished, part-
ly finished, or rough

1530

153
Collar and cuff buttons:
Metal..

1510, 1527 143, 150
Other

1510

143
Collars and cuffs, shirt:
Cotton.

919
Fur

1519
Linen

1017

116
Collets, cotton or other vege-
table fiber

912

109
Collodion.

30

11
Emulsion

94

21
Cologne

61
Color acids, bases, etc., de-

rived from:
Coal tar

28

7
Natural alizarin or natural
indigo.

28

8
Colorimeters.

228

31
Colors:
Alizarin, natural.

28
Artists', school, students',
or children's

65
Ceramic and glass.

231
Chromium

70
Coal-tar

28

7
Dry, mixed or ground in or

mixed with water, oil, or
solutions other than oil..

66

18
Entry prohibited without

statement of identity and
percentage

28

10
Indigo-
Natural

28
Synthetic, and sulphur
black

28

9
N. s. p. f.

66
Columbium metal and alloys. 302
Columns and posts, iron or
steel

312

40
Combination penholders.

1550

- 159
Combination shotguns and
rifles.

365

53

110

W 148

17

8

17
32
18

8

18
35

Combinations:
Chemical elements, salts,

compounds, and medi-
cinal preparations, n. s.

p.f.
Compounds, oils, ethers,

extracts, etc., containing

alcohol
Containing-

Cellulose acetate
Essential or distilled oils,

or natural or synthetic

odoriferous substances..
Dyeing and tanning ex-

tracts...
Linseed or flaxseed oil.
Of animal, mineral, or vege-

table oils, n. s. p. f...
Combs:

Metal, n. s. p. f.
N. s. p. f..
Common blue clay.
Communion tables
Competitive coal-tar products,

definitions
*Component material of chief

value" defined
Composition:

Cork
Fuel
Metal, copper, chief value.
Compounds:
Alcoholic, n. s. p. f.
Aluminum
Antimony, n. s. p. f.
Bismuth
Bromine
Caffeine.
Casein
Cellulose

Esters and ethers.

Vulcanized or hard fiber..
Chemical-
Alcoholic.
Bismuth
Gold, platinum, etc., in

chief value.
N. s. p. f.
Cobalt-
Cream or milk
Diethylbarbituric acid.
Distilled spirits, chief value
Ethyl-hydrocupreine.
Glycerophosphoric acid
Indoxyl
Lead, n. s. p. f.
Leuco
Manganese
Medicinal, alcoholic
Nitrogenous
Pyroxylin.
Tin
Titanium

Vanadium n. s. p. f..
Compress leather

nonpro-
cessed
Compressed cork
Concentrated melada
Concentrates, metallic (see

also Ores) -
Concrete:

Molasses

Reenforcement bars, steel
Concretes, floral
Condensed or evaporated milk
Condenser paper
Conduits, electrical, iron or

steel
Confectionery, n. s. p. f.
Containers:

Exported and returned

Cotton-Continued.

Centerpieces, plain woven..
Cloth-
Ascertainment of duty on.
Bleached
Coated.
Colored
Containing-
Rayon or other syn-

thetic textile.
Silk

Wool.
Damask, and manufac-

tures of
Definition
Dyed.
Filled
Not bleached, printed,

dyed, or colored
Oilcloths
Printed
Tapestries
Terry-woven
Tracing -
Upholstery
Waterproof
Woven with-

* Drop boxes
Eight or more harnesses

or with Jacquard at-

tachments.
Lappet or swivel attach-

ments.
Clothing, n. s. p. f..
Collars, shirt, n. s. p. f.
Collets.
Compensatory duty on arti-

cles containing long staple.
Cord fabric
Cords and tassels.
Corduroys.
Corset lacings.
Crochet cottons
Cuifs, shirt, n. s. p. f.
Curtains, lace.
Damask and manufactures.
Darning cottons.
Doilies.
Dust cloths..
Embroidery cottons
Fabric

Cord..
For use in pneumatic tires.

In the piece, knit..
Fabrics-
Made

on

Nottingham
lace-curtain machine...
Pile.
With fast edges not ex-

ceeding 12 inches in

width.
Garters.
Gauze, plain.
Gloves
Handkerchiefs.
Healds
Hit-and-miss rag rugs.
Hollands, window
Hose and half-hose.
Knitting cottons.
Labels for garments or other

articles
Lace window curtains
Lacings, boot, shoe, and

corset.
Lamp wicking
Loom harness
Manufactures of, n. s. p. f.
Mats and matting
Mittens.
Mop cloths
Mufflers, woven.
Napped cloths.

Deals, rough (fir, spruce, pine,
etc.).

401
Decalcomania paper,

printed:
Duplex..

1735
Simplex.

1405
Decalcomanias.

1406
eciduous cuttings and seed-
lings..

754
Deck beams, iron or steel.

312
Decolorizing and deodorizing
chars and carbons.

69
Decorated paper.

1405
Decorations, Christmas tree. 1513
Definitions:
Bottles

217
Bread

1623
Carboys.

217
Component material of
chief value..

1559
Cotton cloth.

904
Demijohnş.

217
Drug.

34
Engravings.

1807
Etchings

1807
Ferromanganese.

302
Filler tobacco..

602
Grass

1504, 1537
Jars.

217
Jewel..

367
Line measure.

349, 1509
Machine tools.

372
Painting-

1807
Periodicals

1726
Plate glass..
Rayon or other synthetic
textile

1313
Ream, paper.

1404
Regalia

1773
Scrap iron and scrap steel

301
Sculpture

1807
Similar or competitive coal-
tar products.

27, 28
Spiegeleisen.

301
Spirits..

804
Statuary

1807
Steel.

306
Straw

1504, 1537
Toy.

1513
Vials

217
Vinegar

738
Wine gallon

811
Wire rods.

315
Woodcuts

1802
Wool.

1121
Wrapper tobacco.

602
Degras

52
Dehydrothiotoluidine.

27
Demijohns, glass

217
Dental:
Instruments and parts..

359
Mirrors.

228
Dentifrices

61
Department of Agriculture,
imports for

1742
Designs for use in manufac-
tire of textile or wall paper..

1547
Devices for measuring

368
Dextrine and substitutes

84
Dextrose:
Corn sugar or sirup----

503
Testing above 99.7 per cent
Testing not above 99.7 per

000
cent.

503
Dials:
For clock movements

368
For watch movements.

367
Diamines, alkylene.

2
Diaminostilbene.

27
Diamond dust.
Diamonds:
Cut, not set

1528
Glaziers and engravers’,
unset

1668

Damage on wines, etc., al-

lowance for
Damar
Damask, table:
Cotton, and manufactures

of...
Linen,
Dandelion roots
Darning cottons
Darning needles
Dates:
Candied, crystallized, glacé,

etc.
Fresh or dried
Prepared preserved,

n. s. p. f.
Dead or creosote oil.
Deadening felt, paper.