TABLE 1105-A. Wool noils, carbonized and uncarbonized: Imports for con

sumption

1 Under the act of 1894, carbonized noils were dutiable at 15 per cent ad valorem beginning Jan. 1, 1895 but noils, n. s. p. f., were on the free list beginning Aug. 28, 1894. Since the latter constituted the bulk of the noils imported in the fiscal year 1895 the date of Aug. 28, 1894, has been used as the dividing line between the acts of 1890 and 1894.

2 Includes 4,573,147 pounds, valued at $2,103,180, free of duty under the act of 1913; 272,836 pounds, valued at $306,220, paying duty of 45 cents a pound or $122,776 total, equivalent to 40.09 per cent ad valorem, under the emergency tariff act.

3 Includes 55,941 pounds, valued at $9,169, free of duty under the act of 1913; and 612,190 pounds, valued at $563,678, paying duty of 45 cents a pound or $275,485 total, equivalent to 48.87 per cent ad valorem, under the emergency tariff act.

Including imports under the emergency tariff act.

5 Annual average for period from Sept. 22, 1922, to Dec. 31, 1927, inclusive.

TABLE 1105-B.-Top waste, slubbing waste, roving waste, ring waste, garnetted waste, thread or yarn waste, and all other wool wastes not specially provided for: Imports for consumption

1 Under the act of 1894, carbonized wool, and shoddy, and garnetted and carded wastes were dutiable at 15 per cent ad valorem beginning Jan. 1, 1895, but bur, slubbing, roving, and ring wastes were on the free list beginning Aug. 28, 1894. Since the latter constituted the bulk of the wastes imported in the fiscal year 1895 the date of Aug. 28, 1894, has been used as the dividing line between the acts of 1890 and 1894. 2 Includes 2,358,898 pounds, valued at $786,264, free of duty under the act of 1913; and 8,038 pounds, valued at $9,847, paying duty of 45 cents a pound or $3,617 total, equivalent to 36.73 per cent ad valorem, under the emergency tariff act.

Includes 9,064,471 pounds, valued at $3,214,701, free of duty under the act of 1913; and 402 pounds, valued at $81, paying duty of 45 cents a pound or $181 total, equivalent to 223.33 per cent ad valorem, under the emergency tariff act.

* Including imports under the emergency tariff act.

'Annual average for period from Sept. 22, 1922, to Dec. 31, 1927, inclusive.

TABLE 1105-c.—Wool rags, mungo, and flocks: Imports for consumption

1 Under the act of 1894, mungo and flocks were dutiable at 15 per cent ad valorem beginning Jan. 1, 1895, but woolen rags were on the free list beginning Aug. 28, 1894. Since rags constituted the bulk of the imports in the fiscal year 1895 the date of Aug. 28, 1894, has been used as the dividing line between the acts of 1890 and 1894.

2 None recorded as dutiable under the emergency tariff act.

8 Includes 685 pounds, valued at $102, paying duty of 45 cents a pound or $308 total, equivalent to 302.21 per cent ad valorem, under the emergency tariff act.

4 Including imports under the emergency tariff act.

5 Annual average for period from Sept. 22, 1922, to Dec. 31, 1927, inclusive.

SUMMARY TABLE K-2.-Total manufactures of wool, mohair, alpaca, etc.:1 Imports for consumption

1 Summary of Tables 1106 to 1119 inclusive, and Tables 1426 and 1430-K. 2 The equivalent ad valorem rates of duty shown under the acts of 1890, 1897, 1909, and 1922, include compensatory duties levied because of duties on the raw material, whereas those shown for the acts of 1894 and 1913, when wool was on the free list, do not include any compensatory duties. This footnote applies to all tables of manufactures of wool.

3 Includes, under the emergency tariff act, 6,435,733 pounds, valued at $13,279,896, paying, on the basis of 45 cents a pound in addition to the ad valorem rates, total duty of $7,445,624, equivalent to 56.07 per cent ad valorem.

* Includes 14,049,146 pounds, valued at $26,386,498, subject to the emergency tariff act surtax of 45 cents pound and paying total duty of $14,983,915, equivalent to 56.79 per cent ad valorem.

Including imports under the emergency tariff act.

'Annual average for period from Sept. 22, 1922, to Dec.31,1927, inclusive.

TABLE 1106.—Tops, roving, and other partial manufactures of wool, mohair, alpaca, etc.: 1 Imports for consumption

2 Includes, under the emergency tariff act, 29,413 pounds, valued at $26,104, paying, on the basis of 45. cents a pound in addition to the ad valorem rates, total duty of $16,191.

3 Includes 1,070,790 pounds, valued at $1,039,171, subject to emergency tariff act surtax of 45 cents a pound. and paying total duty of $568,285.

4 Including imports under the emergency tariff act.

Annual average for period from Sept. 22, 1922, to Dec. 31, 1927, inclusive.