Pips or bulbs, lily of the val-

ley-
Pistols.

Parts and fittings
Piston rods, metal, Muntz or

yellow.
Pitch:

Blast-furnace tar.
Burgundy.
Coal-tar
Oil-gas tar
Pipes..
Water-gas tar.

Wood
Pit and drag saws.
Placards, paper, lithographi-

cally printed.
Place cards.
Plain basic paper.
Plaits, chip, grass, straw, etc.-
Planes..
Planing-machine knives
Planks:

Cork, artificial..
Rough (fir, spruce, etc.).
Plano glasses
Plantains, green or ripe.
Planters, agricultural
Planting material for De-

partment of Agriculture -
Plants:
Deciduous and evergreen.--
For Botanic Garden
For Department of Agri-

culture..
Fruit.
Grafted..
Greenhouse stock, n. s. p. f..
Natural,chemically treated,

etc., n. s. p. f..
Nursery stock, n. s. p. f...
Other fruit, seedlings, cut-

tings.
Rose

Теа.
Plaques:

Bisque and parian ware-

Earthenware.
Plaster of Paris, manufac-

tures of, n. s. p. f.
Plaster rock or gypsum.

Crude.
Plasters, healing or curative..
Plate:

Boiler, iron or steel.
Material, storage battery.
Mirror.
Scrap tin..
Plateaux, fur-
Plated:

Glassware.
Jewelry and other articles

of metal
Plate glass.

Mirror
Plates:

Aluminum.
Brass.
Cast iron.
Copper-

Engraver's
In plates, unmanufac-

tured, n. s. p. I--
With layers of other metal.
Clock
Dogskin, goatskin, etc.
Electrotype.
Half-tone.
Iron or steel-

Circular saw
Cold-hammered.
Cold-rolled
Galvanized or coated.

Powder or powders—Con.
Ink-

Coal-tar.

N. s. p. f...
In medicinal doses.
Magnesium..
Milk,
Molybdenum
Polishing
Soap, n. s. p. f.
Sporting-
Toilet.

Tungsten..
Powdered:

Foil..
Tin, flitters, and metallics..
Precious metals, manufac-

tures, n. S. p. f.
Precious stones.

Imitations of

Rough or uncut.
Preparations:

Alcoholic
Anatomical..
Coloring, n. s. p. f.
Dyeing, n. s. p. f..
Medicinal, n. s. p. f..
Mercurial.
Opium..
Staining, n. s. p. f.
Tanning. n. s. p. f.

Toilet.
President, proclamation by,
respecting synthetic cam-

phor..
Press boards.
Press cloth, hair.
Press paper.
Pressed, molded, or formed

articles of asbestos..
Print blocks or rollers, metal..
Printed matter:
Not lithographic

N. s. . f...
Printing machinery (except

for textiles) -
Printing paper:

N. s. p. f.

Standard newsprint.
Printing presses:

For the blind.

N. s. p. f..
Prints:
Lithographic, for institu-

tions...
Photographic film
Prism binoculars..
Prisms:

Glass.
Glass used in the manufac-

ture of.
Prizes.
Proclamation by President

respecting synthetic cam-

phor..
Professional books, imple-

ments, etc., of immigrants..
Prohibited importations:
Birds of paradise, aigrettes,

egret plumes, etc.
Coal-tar colors, without

statement of identity and
percentage of diluents, or
bearing false statement,

etc..
Liquors
Matches, white phosphor-

us.
*Meats unfit for food.
Projection lenses and frames..
Proof of spirits:

Ascertainment of..
Basis of duty.

1502

324

Properties, theatrical, not for
sale.

1747
Propyl alcohol.

4
Propylene chlorohydrin, di-

chloride, glycol, and oxide.. 2
Protectors, pencil-point..

1549
Prune juice or wine..

806
Prunes and prunelles.

748, 752
Pruning knives..

354
Pruning shears.

357
Prussiate:
Potash, red and yellow.

78
Soda, yellow.

81
Publications:
Gratuitous.

1629
Institutional..

1629
Public documents, foreign
governments.

1629
Puddings:
Containing chocolate, nuts,
etc..

733
Vegetable and meat.

775
Pulp:
Beet, dried.

730
Manufactures of, n. s.p.f.--- 1403
Masks..

1403
Mill knives.

356
Rag-

1750
Wadding-

1404
Wood-
Chemical

1716
Export restrictions.

1401
Mechanically ground.

1716
Woods

1803
Pulpboard.

1402, 1413
Pulpits.

1774
Pulps, fruit.

752
Pulpwood..

1803
Pulu, n. s. p. f.

1684
Pumice stone and manufac.
tures of

206
Punched flat rails, iron or steel 322
Punches for fabricating iron or
steel shapes.

372
Purses, mesh.

1527
Putty

20
Pyrethrum:
Advanced

35
Crude.

1602
Pyridine-

1651
Pyrites.

1777
Burnt, dross or residuum
from

1700
Pyrogallic acid

1
Pyroxylin:
Compounds.

31
Liquid solutions.

30
Manufactures.

31
Plastics

31

R
175
3 Rabbit-fur hats, caps, bon-
nets, and hoods..

1526
2 Rackets.
159
Radio apparatus, electrical.

353
85 Radioactive substitutes..

1749
79 Radish seed.

764
50 Radium and salts of.

1749
51
Raffia, n. s. p. f...

1684
Raffinose.

505
19
Rag pulp..

1750
20
Rag rugs, cotton..

921
Rags:
167
For paper stock

1750
167
For wiping, cotton.

922
Wool.

1105
167
Rail braces.

322
Railroad ties

1804
Rails, iron or steel.

322
77

Railway:
83
Bars, iron or steel.

322
Fishplates or splice bars.

322
77

Tires and parts...
132
Wheels and parts.

324
132
Raisins.

742
51
Rakes.

373
175

Ramie:
133
Braids or plaits.

1504
Cords.
172

1004
Fabrics, woven.

1009-1011
132
Fibers.

1684
172
Fish nets

1006
179

1006
Gill nettings.
132, 138

Hat braids and manufac-
177

1504
tures of
79

1014
Napkins.
179

1006
Nets, fishing
171
Pillowcases

1014
23
Roving-

1002
43
Seines

1006
Sheets.

1014
60
Sliver

1002
150
Threads

1004
4
Towels

1014
Twines.

1004
13
Webs, fishing-

1006
163
Yarns.

1004
169
Ranges, electric.

353
177
Rapeseed.

1727
Oil.

53, 1732
172
Rare sugars.

505
2 Rasps.

362
Ratafia

802
12
Rattan:

409
Articles, n. s. p. f..
11
11 Braids, plaits, laces.

1504
12
Furniture.

409
Hat braids and manufac-
tures of..

1504
Matting and mats.

1022
164 Reeds.

409
22 Split or partially manufac-
177 tured, n. s. p. f.

409
Sticks of

1806
13 Raw:
170 Articles, unenumerated.

1558
62 Silk.

1763
62 Sugar.

501
Rawhide:
166 Manufactures of, n. s. p. f.. 1531
19 Rope.

1690
151 Rayon or other synthetic tex-
156

tile:
156 Bands or strips not over 1
inch in width

1305, 1312
108 Braces, n. s. p. f..

1308
146 Clothing, n. s. p. f.

1311
5 Cords, n. s. p. f..

1308
Cords and tassels.

1308
80 Cotton cloth containing -

905
167 Crocheted articles, n. s.p.f.. 1309
175 Crocheted outerwear

1309
5 Cumulative duty on yarn..

1301

1606

202
1775

38
1670
386
386

Q
Quarantine, animals in.
Quarry tiles or quarries*
Quartzite.
Quebracho:

Extract

Wood.
Quicksilver.

Containers.
Flasks or bottles, exported

and returned.
Vermilion reds containing ---
Quillings, lace.
Quills.

Manufactures of, n. s. p. f---
Quilts:

Cotton.

Down.
Quinaldine.
Quince seedlings, layers, and

cuttings
Quinine barks.
Quinine sulphate.
Quinoline.

1615

76
1529
1537
1537

911
1518

27

755
1619
1748

27

Rayon or other synthetic

textile-Continued.
Definition

1313
Fabrics-

Jacquard-figured. 1306, 1308
Knit, in the piece..

1309
Pile

1307
With fast edges, n. s. p. f.,
not over 12 inches.

1308
Woven, in the piece..

1306
Fibers, manufactures of,
n. s.p.f..

1312
Filaments-

Manufactures of, n. s.p.f. 1312
Not exceeding 30 inches

in length, other than
waste.

1302
Single or grouped (over 30
inches in length)

1301
Garnetted or carded

1302
Garters, n. s. p. f..

1308
Gloves, knit or crocheted... 1309
Handkerchiefs.

1310
Hats.

1505
Hose and half-hose.

1309
Jacquard-figured woven
fabrics.

1306, 1308
Knit fabric in the piece

1309
Knit or crocheted-
Gloves.

1309
Hose and half-hose-

1309
Mittens.

1309
Outerwear

1309
Underwear

1309
Manufactures, n. s. p. f.. 1312
Mittens, knit or crocheted.. 1309
Mufflers, woven...

1310
Noils.

1302
Outerwear, knit or crocheted 1309
Pile fabrics

1307
Ribbons, pile

1307
Roving-

1302
Sewing thread

1304
Sliver...

1302
Spun yarns.

1303
Suspenders, n. s. p. f..

1308
Tassels, n. s. p. f...

1308
Tassels and cords, n. s. p. f. 1308
Thread for sewing-

1304
Threads, manufactures of,
n. S. p. f..

1312
Tops

1302
Tubings, n. S. p. f.

1308
Underwear, knit or cro-
cheted,

1309
Waste

1302
Wearing apparel, n. s. p. f.. 1311
Woven-

In the piece, n. s. p. f... 1306
Mufiers.

1310
Yarns-
Additional cumulative
duty.

1301
For handwork.

1304
Manufactures of, n. s. p. f. 1312
Singles and plied.

1301
Spun..

1303
Razors and parts

358
Reaction chambers, iron or

steel
Ream, definition.

1404
Reamers..

352
Reapers.

1604
Record paper.

1407
Recording instruments for op-
thalmological purposes

228
Records, master, and metal
matrices of

1797
Red chalk.

20
Red lead..

72
Red oil or oleic acid. See

1
Turkey red oil.
Red pepper.

781
Red prussiate of potash.

78

Reed furniture

409
Reeds, flat, oval, split, etc... 409
Reels, fishing-

1535
Reflectors, searchlights, para-
bolic mirrors.

228
Refractometers

228
Refrigerators, electric.

353
Refuse:
Cork

1661
India rubber for remanu-
facture.

1697
Regalia and gems, for religi-
ous, etc., purposes.

1773
Registers, cash

372
Regulations:
By Secretary of Agricul-

ture-
Animals for breeding pur-
poses.

1606
*Importation of meats.

See Title III, sec. 306.
By Secretary of the Treas-

ury-
Animals for breeding pur-
poses

1606
Animals brought in tem-
porarily.

1607
Articles exported and re-
turned

1615
Books, maps, etc., for so-

cieties and institutions. 1631
Enforcement of provisions
of Schedule 8.

815
Olive oil rendered unfit
for food.

1732
Photographic and mo-
tion-picture films.

1551
Regalia for societies, etc.-- 1773
Theatrical scenery, etc.,
not for sale

1747
Tobacco, entry of.

602
Wearing apparel, etc.,

residents of United
States.

1798
Wool and hair duties

1104
Works of art.

1808, 1810
Zinc-bearing ore, impor-
tation of

393
Regulus:
Antimony

376
Copper

1658
Reindeer meat.

704
Reinforced paper

1405
Reinforcement bars, iron or
steel..

304
Religious devotional articles. 1544
Rennet

1751
Replicas and reproductions of

works of art:
Not more than 2.

1807
N. s. p. f...

1547
Residue, metallic mineral
substance

1664
Residuum from burnt pyrites. 1700
Resin and resins:
Gum.

1686
N. s. p. f.

1686
Synthetic-
Handles for umbrellas..

1554
Manufactures

1539
N. s. p. f.

11
Phenolic

28
Resinate, lead

46
Resinlike products.

28
Resorcinol:
Medicinal.

28
Not medicinal.

27
Rests, chin, violins

1541
Retorts, gas-

215
Revenue stamps, foreign.

1771
Revolvers -

366
Rhamnose

505
Rhodinol

60

Rhodium:
Chemical compounds and
salts.

21
Combinations with plati-
num, etc.

1699
Ribbed glass..

221
Ribbons:
Artificial horsehair..

1313
Artificial silk. See Rayon.
Bullion.-

385
Cotton pile.

909
Lame or lahn.

385
Magnesium

375
Metal thread

385
Rayon or other synthetic
textile

1307, 1308
Silk

1206, 1207
Tinsel wire

385
Ribose..

505
Ribs for umbrellas and para-
sols.

342
Rice:

Bran, polished, broken, etc.. 727
Fiber

779
Patna, cleaned for use in
canned foods.

1752
Wine.

804
Rifles:
Air, toy

1513
Barrels for

365
Breech-loading

365
Combination, and shotguns. 365
Muzzle-loading -

1723
Parts of..

364, 365
Repeating -

365
Stocks for

365
Ring travelers, spinning and
twisting --

316
Ring waste, wool..

1105
Rings, saddlery or harness.

345
Rivet rods.

315
Rivets, iron or steel.

332
Robes, carriage and automo-
bile, wool..

1111
Rochelle salts

9
Rock crystal, articles of,
n. s. p. i.

233
Rockets (fireworks).

1515
Rockingham earthenware..

210
Rods:
Aluminum.

374
Brass.

381
Bronze

381
Copper

381
Cork, artificial.

1511
Fishing --

1535
Fused quartz or fused silica 218
Glass --

218

303
Iron or steel.

309

315
Laminated.

1539
Nickel..

389
Nickel silver

380
Roe of fish:
For food..

721
For propagation

1671
Roll bars for pulp and paper
machinery.

356
Roll scale.

301

221
Rolled glass

222

224
Rolled oats

726
Roller bearings and parts

321
Roller skates

1502
Rollers:
Antifriction.

321
Embossing-

395
Print, metal
Used in ball bearings-

321
Rolls:
Calendar..

1543
Copper-

381
Cylindrical steel..

344

Roman candles.
Roman cement.
Roofing:

Felt and paper.

Slates..
Root or roots:

Brier
Chicory
Dandelion..
Drugs-

Advanced

Crude.
For horticultural purposes.-
For Department of Agri-

culture or Botanic Garden
Ginger-

Candied or preserved.----

Not candied or preserved.
Ivy or laurel...
Licorice
Marshmallow or althea-

Advanced.

Crude.
Sarsaparilla
Rcot stocks.
Rope:

Asbestos..
Bast fiber, n. s. p. I---
Cotton, for machinery belt-

ing-
Ends, for paper stock.
Hard fiber..
Hemp.
Jute.
Rawhide.
Waste, for papermaking-

Wire.
Rosaries
Rosemary oil.
Rose oil.
Rose plants -
Rose stock, seedlings and

cuttings.
Rosewood
Rosin

Violin
Rottenstone.
Roving:

Asbestos..
Cotton
Flax, hemp, or ramie.
Jute.
Rayon or other synthetic

textile..
Silk..
Vegetable fiber, n. s. p. f...
Waste, wool.
Wool
Rubber:

Combs
Hard, manufactures of, n. s.

p. f.
India-

Crude.
Manufactures of, n. s.

p.f...
Scrap and refuse..
Insulators
Seed.

Tires.
Rubies, cut but not set.
Ruchings.
Rufflings, neck.
Rugosa rose stock, seedlings

and cuttings-
Rugs:
Cotton-

Chenille

“Hit-and-miss'
Flax, hemp, or jute.
W001-

Handmade
Machinemade

Chenille Axminster.