shawl straps..

rum....

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DUTIABLE ARTICLES--continued.

DUTIABLE ARTICLES --continued.
[IIeavy faced figures indicate paragraph.]

(Heavy faced figures indicate paragraph.)
reins, cotton..
113, 150 shafting.

191, 158
ribbons or bands for.
114, 150 shavings, wood.

157, 154
hemp, etc...
131, 152

285, 166
ribbons or bands for.
122, 152 shears.

42, 142
reliefs, high, ceramic.

11, 138
sheathing felt or textiles.

283, 166
repairs to vessels in Philippine trade. 200, 159

paper.....

147, 153
upon exported articles..
304, 168 sheets, aluminum.

50, 143
reptiles, live.

172, 156
copper.

46, 143
resins...
54, 144 lead.

52, 144
ribbons, cotton.

111, 150
nickel.

50, 143
hemp, etc.
129, 152 tin...

51, 143
rice, until May 1, 1910.
215, 160 wrought-iron or steel

29, 141
after May 1, 1910..
215, 160 zinc.

52, 144
discretionary authority over. 215, 160 shellfish, in buik.

214, 160
rivets, iron or steel..
37, 142 in cans, etc.

212, 160
rods, wrought iron or steel.
28, 141 shells, polished, etc.

281, 166
Roneos, and parts....
185, 1571 shingles, wood.

155, 154
roofing felt or textiles.
283, 166 shoe laces, cotton.

112, 150
glass...
18, 139 heinp, etc.

130, 152
paper.
147, 153 polishes, etc.

65, 145
root beer.
265, 165 shoes...

177, 156
rope, cotton.
94, 147 shooks, wood.

158, 154
hemp, etc....
118, 150 sidearms, not firearms.

42, 142
yarn, hemp, etc..
118, 150 silk, floss and twisted.

144, 153
roots, dyeing and tanning.

64, 145
raw.

142, 153
rubberoid...

283, 166
spun....

143, 153
258, 164 textiles, in the piece.

145, 153
rushes, crude, and manufactures. 167, 155 manufactures.

146, 153
rye..
216, 161 waste....

142, 153
flour..

216, 161 silver, articles, other than jewelry. 24, 140
saccharine..
240, 162 jewelry..

24, 140
sacks, cotton thread for sewing
94, 147 plated wares.

25, 140
saddle girths, cotton..
113, 150 salts of..

76, 146
ribbons or bands for.

114, 150
silversmiths' wares.

24, 140
hemp, etc.....
131, 152 sirups..

238, 162
ribbons or bands for.

132, 152 skins (see hides and skins)
saddlery.
178, 156 slippers....

177, 156
hardware.
40, 142 slot machines, automatic.

188, 157
saffron...
251, 163 soaps and soap powders.

84, 146
sail thread, cotton.
94, 147 soda ash.....

70, 145
sake....
262, 164 sodium, nitrate of.

72, 145
stronger...
263, 164 oxide and hydroxide of.

70, 145
salt, common.
72, 145 soups, canned or potted.

209, 160
for curing meats.
204, 159 tablets, concentrated, etc.

210, 160
salts, inorganic.
72, 145 spectacles...

20, 139
organic...
73, 146 spices, other.

252, 163
sandals.
177, 156 spirits, alcoholic.

258, 164
sandpaper..
147, 153 turpentine..

61, 145
sanitary articles, earthenware, etc. 11, 138

sponges, natural.

282, 166
lead, zinc, etc.

52, 144 springs, railway car, iron or steel. 31, 141
Satsuma ware.
11, 138 squares, clay, and cement.

9, 138
sauces, table.
253, 164 stallions..

168, 156
sausage casings.
203, 159 stamp pads.

185, 157
sausages, dry, cured, or smoked.
204, 159 staples, iron or steel.

38, 142
other..
207, 160 starch, industrial.

87, 147
sawdust.
157, 154 statuettes..

11, 138
schists...

22, 110
staves, wood.

158, 154
scientific appliances and apparatus. 300, 168 steam boilers.

191, 158
scissors.

42, 142 steel (see iron or steel)
screws, iron or steel
39, 112 stems, crude drugs.

55, 154
sea food.....

212, 160 sticks for umbrellas, canes, etc. 167, 154
seeds, aromatic, and of morbid growth,

Stockholm tar.

54, 144
crude..
55, 144 stocking or socks, cotton.

105, 149
edible...
224, 161 hemp, etc.

125, 152
for animal food.
225, 161 wool...

139, 153
oleaginous.
53, 144 stones, fine.

1, 137
semiprecious stones, unmounted. 13, 138

other..

2, 137
imitation..
14, 139 stoneware.

11, 138
Sevres ware
11, 138 straw, crude, and manufactures,

167, 155
sewing machines, and parts.
187, 157 for animals...

225, 161
thread, cotton..
93, 147 hats, bonnets, etc.

296, 167

boot straps..

boot straps..

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strawboard, plain, not printed.. 148, 153 tortoise shell....

277, 165
manufactures..
148, 153 imitation...

278, 165
printed, lithographed, etc.
149, 154 towels, cotton pile fabrics.

104, 149
manufactures.

149, 154
toys and games.

293, 167
tarred felt, etc...
283, 166 track, crossings, iron or steel.

28, 141
structural iron or steel pieces..
32, 142 sections, iron or steel.

28, 141
substances, not specified, crude.., 303, 168 tramway vehicles, and parts.

197, 158
advanced but not manufactured. 303, 168

tramways, portable iron or steel.

28, 141
manufactured into articles.
303, 168 traveling bags.

285, 166
sugar....
237, 162 trimmings, cotton.

111, 150
suit cases.
285, 166 hemp, etc.

129, 152
sulphur.

66, 145
trinkets, ordinary

276, 165
dioxide..

68, 145
trolley wire, copper.

47, 143
sulphuric acid.
68, 145 trucks, warehouse.

194, 158
surgical appliances and apparatus.

330, 168
wooden parts for.

199, 159
dressings.

80, 146
trunks....

285, 166
swabs, cotton.
96, 147 tubing, flexible.

291, 167
sweetmeats..
241, 162 tulles, cotton.

106, 149
swine....
170, 156 hemp, etc.

126, 152
sword canes, etc.
42, 142 tuns, wood.

159, 154
table sauces.
253, 164 turbans...

298, 167
tableware, china, etc.

11, 138
turpentine, spirits of.

61, 145
glass..
16, 139 twines, cotton..

94, 147
tacks...
39, 142 hemp, etc.

118, 150
tan bark and tanning extracts.

64, 145
type...:

52, 144
tapes, cotton..
111, 150 typewriters, and parts

185, 157
111, 150 umbrellas, and frames.

295, 167
hemp, etc.
129, 152 undershirts, cotton knit.

105, 149
129, 152 hemp, etc., knit....

125, 152
tapestries, cotton.
109, 150 wool, kritted.

139, 153
hemp, etc.

128, 152
urns, glass.

20, 139
tar, Stockholm.
54, 144 valises.

285, 166
tars, pitches, and tar oils.
22, 140 vanilla beans.

256, 164
tea.
244, 163 varnishes.

60, 145
teeth, artificial.
279, 166 vaseline.

22, 140
“telescope” bags.

285, 166
vases, fine, decorated, etc.

11, 138
tenders.
191, 158 glass..

20, 139
tennis, nets, cotton.
95, 147 vegetable fibers, manufactures.

134, 152
hemp, etc.

118, 150 hair, crude, and manufactures. 167, 154
rackets, balls, etc.
294, 167 oils, fixed..

81, 146
terne plate..

29, 141

products, crude drugs, not edible. 55, 144
manufactures.

44, 143
wax...

83, 146
textiles, cotton.
97-116, 147-150 vegetables, edible, dried, etc.

228, 161
hemp, flax, etc.
120-134, 151,152 fresh..

227, 161
roofing, sheathing, etc.
283, 166 pickled..

230, 162
silk.

145-146, 153
preserved.

229, 162
wool..
140, 153 vehicles, railway and iramway

197, 158
threads, cotton, coarse.
93, 147 other wheeled...

198, 158
mercerized..
93, 147 wooden parts for.

199, 159
sewing, etc.
93, 147 velocipedes, and parts.

196, 158
hemp, etc..
118, 150 velveteens, cotton.

103, 149
tiger-eye, unmounted.

13, 138

hemp, etc...
tiles, ceramic...

124, 152
10, 138 velvets, cotton.

103, 149
clay, and cement.

9, 138
hemp, etc.

124, 152
tin, and alloys, bars, sheets, etc.
51, 143 vermicelli.

222, 161
foil..
51, 143 vermouth.

262, 164
plate...

29, 141
stronger.

263, 164
manufactures.

44, 143
Vienna furniture.

160, 155
vehicle lamps.

44, 143 vinegar...
tires, wrought-iron or steel.

254, 164
28, 141 wafers, edible.

220, 161
tobacco, leaf....

301, 168
wagons..

194, 158
cigars, etc.
301, 168 wooden parts for.

199, 159
other...
301, 168 washers, iron or steel.

37, 142
toilet articles, glass.
16, 139 waste, animal.

181, 157
preparations
85, 146 cotton...

91, 147
tool bags, chests, and cases.
285, 166 other..

302, 168
tools, common.
191, 158 silk...

142, 153
fine, for arts, trades, etc.
193, 158 wool.

135, 153
tooth soaps and powders.
85, 146 watches, and parts..

184, 157
torpedoes , toy...
89, 1471 water craft.

200, 159

lations...

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waterproof stuffs, cotton, etc...
115, 150 zinc, bars, sheets, etc.

52, 144
hemp, etc....
133, 152 other articles...

52, 144
waters, mineral..
265, 165 ingots or lumps..

52, 144
sweetened, etc.

265, 165
wax, mineral, vegetable, and animal... 83, 146 ARTICLES ON FREE LIST.
weeds, crude drugs....

55, 144
weighing apparatus, ete.

189, 157

advertising lithographs, etc....... 325, 168
Welsbach lamp mantles.

5, 138
aluminum, pigs, etc...

306, 169
whalebone, and imitations.

278, 165

animals, breeding; certificate required. 331, 170
wheat....

216, 161

animals, etc., for exhibition or competition
cracked, for table use.

218, 161

for prizes; regulations.... 345, 172
flour.

216, 161

articles, animals, etc., for display at ex-
wheelbarrows.

194, 158

positions, etc.; regulations...... 345, 172
wooden parts for....

199, 159

for construction, etc., of vessels; regu-
wheels, emery, etc.
3, 137

349, 173
railway car, iron or steel.

31, 141

native, exported without drawback and
whetstones.

3, 137

returned unchanged in value; regu-
whips..

lations..
178, 156

347, 173
whipstocks.

167, 155
to be repaired; regulations..

350, 173
whisky.

bell metal..
258, 164

306, 168
white lead paints..

Bibles..
59, 144

326, 169
whitewash substances, dry.

58, 144
blind, books and music for.

326, 169
liquid or paste..

59, 145
booklets, advertising.

325, 169
wicks, cotton, for candles, etc.

94, 147

books, exported and returned unchanged
for lamps..

110, 150
in value; regulations.

347, 173
window glass.

16, 139

in raised characters, for the blind. 326, 169
wine lees...

74, 146

scientific, etc., not for sale, for societies,
wines, sparkling.

261, 164

schools, libraries, etc.; regula-
still..

tions..
262, 164

346, 172
stronger..

263, 164
for individuals; limit..

346, 173
wire, aluminum.

50, 143
brass, scrap...

306, 168
copper......

47, 143
bristles, washed only.

311, 169
covered with textiles, etc.

cables, submarine telegraph.
47, 143

321, 169
cables and trolley wires..

47, 143
calendars, advertising.

325, 169
covered with silk..

47, 143
carabao; conditions....

332, 170
gauze, cloth, etc..

47, 143
cinchona bark, salts, etc..

320, 169
manufactures.

47, 143

circus equipment, etc.; conditions. 339, 171
iron or steel.

coins and currency..
34, 142

318, 169
manufactures.

34, 142
collections of stamps.

327, 169
lead.

52, 144

commercial documents, executed. 318, 169
nickel..
50, 143 samples; limitation.

333, 170
tin.

51, 143

containers of goods, wares, and merchan-
zinc.

52, 144
dise....

351, 173
wood, barbers' and dentists' chairs. 163, 155

consulates, supplies for foreign. 342, 172
billiard, etc., tables..
164, 155 copper, scrap, matte, etc.

306, 168
bowling alleys, etc.

164, 155
correspondence..

327, 169
common...

155, 154
cotton, raw...

309, 169
manufactures.

160, 155
documents, typewritten.

327, 169
common or fine, manufactures, inlaid,

drawings, pen and ink, art.

324, 169
etc..

: 162, 155 economic books, etc., for societies, schools,
fine...

156, 154

libraries, etc.; regulations.. 346, 172
manufactures.

161, 155
for individuals; limit..

346, 173
shavings, etc.

157, 154

effects, personal, of residents dying
shooks, staves, hoops, etc.

158, 154
abroad..

340, 171
tuns, pipes, casks, etc.,

159, 154

entertainment, articles for public; condi-
wood fillers...

60, 145
tions...

339, 177
woods, crude drugs

55, 144

expositions, articles, animals, etc., for dis-
dyeing and tanning.

64, 145
play in; regulations...

345, 172
wool, bristles, animal hair, and manu-

family paintings, etc.

324, 169
factures..

137, 153 fibers, raw or hackled, vegetable.. 310, 169
carded or dyed.

135, 153
folders, advertising.

325, 169
combed...
135, 153 gems, etc., for societies, etc.

334, 170
knitted goods.

139, 159
gold, bars, scrap, etc..

315, 169
manufactures.

140, 153
hair, animal, washed only.

311, 169
textiles..

140, 153
hides, not tanned.

316, 169
waste.

135, 153

historical books, etc., for societies, schools,
varns.

136, 153

libraries, etc., regulations. 346, 172
writing machines, etc.

185, 157
for individuals; limit..

346, 173
yarns, cotton..

92, 93, 147 holdings of goods, wares, and merchan-
hemp, etc..

117, 150
dise...

351, 173
wool..

136, 153 i
hops...

317, 169

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household effects of Philippine residents residents returning from abroad, wearing
returning from abroad; regula-

apparel and household effects of;
tions..

344, 172
regulations.

344, 172
hymnals, etc.
326, 169 reviews, periodicals.

326, 169
ice..

323, 169 salvage of vessels, pumps for;conditions. 343, 172
iron, scrap, pig, ingots.

306, 168 samples, commercial; limitation.. 333, 170
jewelry, broken up gold, etc.
315, 169 of no commercial value..

313, 169
lead, scrap, pigs, etc.
306, 168 schoolbooks...

326, 169
life-preservers, and life buoys.

307, 168 schools, scientific collections, etc., for... 341, 171
lithographs, advertising..

325, 169 scientific books, apparatus, etc., for soci-
magazines, etc.

326, 169

eties, schools, libraries, etc.; regula-
malt.

317, 169
tions ...

346, 172
manufactures, native, exported without

for individuals; limit.

346, 173
drawback and returned unchanged

scoriæ of ores.

306, 168
in value; regulations..
347, 173 scrap metal, baser.

306, 168
manures, natural.

319, 169 sculptures, specimens or casts of, for so-
manuscripts..

327, 169
cieties, etc...

334, 170
materials for construction, etc., of vessels;

322, 169
regulations...

349, 173 settlers, personal and household effects,
medals, etc., received as prizes. 328, 169

etc., conditions..

338, 171
models, not for practical use.
313, 169 shoots, live...

305, 168
moss, live....

305, 168 silkworm eggs and cocoons; conditions. . 330, 170
mules; conditions.
332, 170 silver, bars, scrap, etc..

315, 169
Muntz metal.
306, 168 skins, raw, etc., not tanned.

316, 169
museums, public, scientific collections, societies, scientific, etc., collections for.. 311, 171
etc., for.
341, 171 stamps, collections of.

327, 169
music in raised characters, for the blind. 326, 169 statuary, etc., for societies, etc.

334, 170
newspapers.
326, 169 steel, ingots...

306, 168
nickel, pigs, etc
306, 168 submarine telegraph cables.

321, 169
oakum..

308, 169 supplies for foreign consulates; condi-
onions.

314, 169
tions....

342, 172
306, 168 text-books used in Philippine schools. 326, 169
paintings, oil, etc.

324, 169 theatrical equipment, etc.; conditions. 339, 171
on glass for presentation to public in-

tin, scrap, ingots, etc.

306, 168
stitutions.

335, 170!

tools of trade, etc., of settlers, not for sale,
works of art, exported and returned un-

etc.; conditions

338, 171
changed in value; regulations.... 347, 173 travelers' household effects, horses, etc.;
paper pulp and stock..

312, 169
conditions ..

337, 171
periodicals....

326, 169 personal effects; limitations. 336, 170
personal effects of
residents dying
trees, live.....

305, 168
abroad..

340, 171 trophies, medals, etc., received as. 328, 169
Philippine, etc., vessels, repairs made

vaccines..

322, 169
abroad to; proof...

348, 173
vegetable fibers, raw, etc.

310, 169
philosophical books, apparatus, etc., for so-

vessels, articles for construction, etc., of;
cieties, schools, libraries, etc.; regu-

regulations .... 307, 349, 168, 173
lations.

346, 172 Philippine, etc., repairs made abroad to;
for individuals; limit.

346, 173
proof ...

348, 173
photographs, family.

324, 169 wearing apparel of Philippine residents
pipe organs, for religious, etc., purposes. 329, 169

returning from abroad; regula-
plants, live.

305, 168
tions....

344, 172
platinum, bars, scrap, etc.
315, 169 wool, washed only

311, 169
posters, advertising.

325, 169 work animals, bovine; conditions. 332, 170
potatoes, Irish..
314, 169 works of art, paintings, etc...

324, 169
prizes, medals, etc., received as. 328, 169 exported and returned unchanged in
products, native, exported without draw-

value; regulations...

347, 173
back and returned unchanged in

for presentation to public institutions,
value; regulations..

347, 173
etc..

335, 170
professional instruments, etc., of settlers;

for public museums, galleries, etc. 341, 171
conditions.
338, 171 zinc, scrap, pigs, etc

306, 168
public documents, etc., of foreign govern-

EXPORT DUTIES.
ments.

327, 169
pulp, paper.;

abaca (hemp).
312, 169

352, 174
pumps for salvage of vessels; conditions. 343, 172

copra.

354, 174
quinine, sulphate, etc..

suigar.
320, 169

353, 174
tobacco..

355, 174
regalia, etc., for societies, etc.

334, 170 not to be paid on articles shipped direct
repairs, articles brought in for; regula-

to United States.
tions

350, 173 Phillip and Strangways Lumber Company,
made abroad to documented Philip-

may bridge Saint Francis River, between
pine, etc., vessels; proof..... 348, 173

Fisk and Saint Francis, Ark..

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