stannic, as acid n. s. p. f. T. D. 17,813.
stearic, as acid n. s. p. f. T. D. 13,618..
stibic, as antimony salts. T. D. 9,706
sulphoricinoleic

15%
15%

free 499

1

Actinolite, ground, as mineral wares. T. D. 19,406. 20%
Acuba, as evergreen seedlings. T. D. 29,031
Adamite, wrought earth. T. D. 26,556..per ton $1.00..
Adamantine clinkers, T. D. 16,570, as brick n. s. p. f.
Adeps lanæ as lanolin. T. D. 32,619..

81

15%

211

76

7.1

.per lb. 1 ct.

44

Advertising articles dutiable as merchandise `T. D.

31,865, 32,422.

Aeroplanes may enter free under special six months'

bond, for racing. T. D. 32,799.

Agal, as textile grass, crude

Agar-agar

Agaric as prep. vegetable. T. D. 32,858

Agate articles, agate c. v. except such as are cut into shapes and forms fitting them expressly for use in the construction of jewelry, n. s. p. f.

Agate buttons, see buttons

339

Agates, cut, suitable for use in mf. of jewelry.

T.

D. 31,624

20%

357

Agates, semi-precious stones, set, as jewelry.

Agathin, as coal tar product. T. D. 17,958..

Agriculture, Department of, see Department of

15%

21

T. D. 9,192

20%

167

Agriculture

577

Agricultural drills and planters, same as agricultural implements

391

Agricultural implements, of any kind and description, whether specifically mentioned herein or not, whether in whole or in parts, including repair parts

391

Aguardiente ("aquadiente"), T. D. 7,838, as spirits,

Aigrettes, importation prohibited

Air rifles, and parts thereof

Airships, for racing, same as aeroplanes. T. D.

32,799.

Akebia ware, as mf. wood. T. D. 26,682
Alabaster articles, Alabaster c. v. n. s. p. f.

Alabaster, crude, ground or calcined as gypsum.

Par

per pf. gall. $2.60

240

347

Alcohol, absolute. T. D. 12,719, as spirits,

25%

330

$2.60 237

per pf. gall.

The one dozen bottles proviso of Par. 244
does not apply to alcohol. T. D. 8,840.

Alcohol, amylic, or fusel oil
Alcohol mantles, see mantles
Alcohol, methyl, or wood

.per lb. 14 ct.

33

154

articles consisting of vegetable or mineral ob-
jects immersed or placed in or saturated
with, except perfumery, and spirit var-
nishes, same as alcoholic compounds

wood or methyl

.....

Alcoholado, in chief part of spirits. T. D. 1,718,

16

free 393

per pf. gall. $2.60 237

Alcoholic compounds, n. s. p. f. containing 20% or

less of alcohol...

ctg. more than 20% and
of alc.

.per lb. 10 cts. and 20% not more than 50%

ctg. more than 50% of alc...per lb. 40 cts and 20%

.per lb. 20 cts. and 20%

Ale, in bottles or jugs, 45 cts. gal., but no sepa

rate or additional duty on the bottles or jugs..

Allow 3% of the invoice or standard

16

245

otherwise than in bottles or jugs....per gall. 23 cts. 245

quantity as wantage. T. D. 32,576, N. Y. Oct.
15, 1912.

Ale, beacon, as beverages non-alc. T. D.
25,748.

ginger, same as beverages containing no alcohol

Bok, non-alc., as beverages non-alc. T. D. 25,172

248

248

Par

Alizarin, natural or synthetic
Alizarin assistants, n. s. p. f.
Alizarin, dyes obtained from

Alkalies, containing 50% or more of bicarbonate of

soda

free 394

25% 45

free 394

.per lb. 14 ct.

67

n. s. p. f.

15%

5

All-chain Venetian carpets, see carpets

Alligator pears, T. D. 30,447, as fruits, green, ripe or dried

Alloys, described under name of material of c. v...

iron and cerium as metal unwrought. T. D.

30,754

Alloys used as substitutes for steel in the mf. of tools, see steels

Alloys used in the mfr. of steel, n. s. p. f.
Almond cake as confectionery. T. D. 29,050.

15% 102

180

Almond meal, or flour, T. D. 27,691, mf. n. e. if toilet prep. T. D. 26,752

per pf. gall. $2.60 240

Alum cake

Altar, marble, if work of art (T. D. 26,962), may be free

Althea, or marshmallow root, leaves or flowers, natural or unmanufactured. T. D. 23,769... free

Alum

Alum, chrome, as chem. salt. T. D. 29,701

Alum patent

Alum pencils as medicinal preparation. T. D. 15,216

Alumina, anhydrous, T. D. 16,758, chemical compound

alloys in crude form, aluminum c. v....per lb. 2 cts.
foundry ashes, T. D. 33,055, as crude met. min.

.per lb. 2 cts.

143

143

substance

10% 154

scrap, in crude form..

.per lb. 32 cts.

143

.per lb. 2 cts.

143

Amandines, as confectionery. T. D. 25,290
Amaryllis bulbs

articles, or wares, n. s. p. f., aluminum c. v.
not plated with gold or silver, whether
partly or wholly mfd.

hollow-ware, see hollow-ware

Amasake, same as miso. T. D. 33,120 Amber chips, not over 50 cts. lb. in value. pieces, over 50 cts. lb. in value. T. 741

.per 1,000 $10

210

25%

200

Amber, crude gum, n. s. p. f.

.per lb. $1.00

36

Amber, mfs. of, amber c. v., n. s. p. f.

10%

367

36

5,17

Amberoid, unmanufactured, n. s. p. f.. .per lb. $1.00
Amenoform, as medicinal prep., non-alc. T. D. 27,394
American artists temporarily abroad, productions of,

see works of art

American citizen dying abroad, personal effects of, see effects

American fisheries, fish, fish oils, and other products of

(For regulations, see T. D. 32,138.) American goods returned:

1. Articles the growth, produce, or manufac-
ture of the United States, when returned
after having been exported, without hav-
ing been advanced in value or improved in
condition by any process of manufacture
or other means

(For regulations, see A 568 to 588, C. R.
1908.)
2. Steel boxes, casks, barrels, carboys, bags and
other containers or coverings of American
manufacture exported filled with American
products, or exported empty and returned
filled with foreign products

(For special provisions for bags, see No. 6,
below.)

American containers or coverings, free of
duty under par. 404, are not a part of the duti-
able value of mdse. for determining rate of
duty or other purpose. T. D. 22,490.

3. Including shooks and staves when returned
as barrels or boxes

655

571

free 561

free 404

free 404

free 404

American goods returned, continued:

American shooks returned as barrels or boxes, are free of duty, including the costs of making into barrels or boxes. T. D. 33,369.

American shooks returned as barrels or
boxes, are free of duty, though advanced in
value or condition while abroad. T. D. 33,323.
4. Also quicksilver flasks or bottles, iron or
steel drums of either domestic or foreign
manufacture, used for the shipment of
acids, or other chemicals, which shall have
been actually exported from the United
States

(For regulations as to drums, see T. D. 30,-
404)
5. But proof of the identity of such articles
shall be made, under general regulations to
be prescribed by the Secretary of the
Treasury

6. But the exemption of bags from duty shall
apply only to such domestic bags as may
be imported by the exporter thereof...
(For exemption of bags, see No. 2, above.)
7. And if any such articles are subject to in-
ternal-revenue tax at the time of exporta-
tion, such tax shall be proved to have been
paid before exportation and not refunded.
8. Photographic dry plates or films of Ameri-
can manufacture (except moving-picture
films), exposed abroad, whether developed
or not, and films from moving-picture ma-
chines, light struck or otherwise damaged,
or worn out, so as to be unsuitable for any
other purpose than the recovery of the con-
stituent materials
Provided, The basic films are of American
manufacture, but proof of identity of such
articles shall be made under general regu-
lations to be prescribed by the Secretary of
the Treasury.

9. Articles exported from the United States for
repairs may be returned upon payment of
a duty upon the value of the repairs at the
rate at which the article itself would be
subject if imported under conditions and
regulations to be prescribed by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury

10. Provided, That this paragraph shall not ap-
ply to any article upon which an allowance
of drawback has been made, the reimporta-
tion of which is hereby prohibited except
upon payment of duties equal to the draw-
backs allowed; or to any article manufac-
tured in bonded warehouse and exported
under any provision of law

Par

free 404

404

404

404

free 404

404

404