Paragraph 118 I 20 119 120 121 144 Rate of Iron or Steel and manufactures of.—Continued. thinner than No. 10 and not thinner than No. 20 wire gauge.... .per lb. thinner than No. 20 and not thinner than No. 25 wire thinner than No. 25 wire gauge. corrugated or crimped.... .per lb. .per lb. 1 .per lb. 1 Provided, That all common or black sheet iron or sheet steel not thinner than No. 10 wire gauge shall pay duty as plate iron or plate steel. sheet iron or steel, polished, planished or glanced by whatever name designated.... ..per lb. 1349 all iron or steel sheets or plates, and all hoop, band, or scrool iron or steel (excepting tin plates, terne plates and taggers tin), when galvanized or coated with zinc or spelter, or other metals, or any alloy of those metals, shall pay 4 per lb. more duty than the rates imposed by paragraph 118 upon the corresponding gauges, or forms, of common or black sheet or taggers iron or steel. Provided, That plate or sheet or taggers iron or sheets, or plates, of iron or steel, or taggers iron or sheets, plates, wares, or articles, of steel or iron, or 35% 126 ships, wrought iron for.. .per lb. 1 148 shoes, wrought iron or steel, for horse, mule or ox.... 25% slabs, iron, see bar iron, above. slabs, steel, see ingots, above. *Valued above 3o per lb. 35% under par. 177 (G. A. 430, 906, 1171). 152 149 25% splice bars, or fish plates, for railways, iron or steel... 25% sprigs..... structural shapes, see building forms, above. 25% 455 149 sulphate of iron, or copperas or green vitriol.... tacks, brads, or sprigs, cut (T. D. 9081)..... taggers' iron, see proviso to sheet iron, above. 25% per lb. 35% .free. per lb. ΙΟ 25% .per lb. “Tin.” tin and terne plates and manufactures of, see tubes, wrought iron or steel (T. D. 6186; G. A. 483, 908, 1631; T. D. 13647, 13904)..... vessels, cast iron (see Hollow ware, above)....per lb. wire, wire rods, and articles made of wire, see "Wire." 19 Isinglass or fish glue (see decision to Glue)... 497 Istle or Tampico fiber... 260 Italian cloths, cotton, silk striped (T. D. 7560).. Paragraph 519 354 40 519 Ivory and vegetable ivory, viz.: Rate of Duty. sawed or cut into logs but not otherwise manufactured.free. (articles made wholly or partly of ivory or vegetable nuts...... J Jackets, beaded, beads chief value (G. A. 3005). . . . . 35% 20% ..free. cotton or cotton chief value (G. A. 1045). . 40% 66 301 silk or silk chief value..... 50% 66 wool, worsted or animal hair, see clothing, under title "Woolens." Jaconets, cotton, as cotton cloth (T. D. 6328) 520 Jalap.... 44 Japan varnish... 308 Japanese paper, imitation of leather (T. D. 6546)........... lanterns (T. D. 7415, G. A. 2077), paper chief .free. 25% 30% saké as still wine (G. A. 2786), see "Liquors." .free. Jars, see Bottle glassware.' 568 Jasmine or Jasimine oil (T. D. 8834, G. A. 1414).. Jaspers, see "Precious stones." 14 Jaune indien (T. D. 5686). . . . Jeans, cotton, as cotton cloth (T. D. 5531). 218 Jellies of all kinds (T. D. 9043, G. A. 1654)... 30% 351 Jet, all manufactures of, or of which jet is the compo nent material of chief value, not specially provided imitation of, glass chief value, as glass manufactures 336 85 china-charms, decorated.. all articles, not specially provided for, commercially 35% precious stones and imitations thereof, see "Precious 35% 467 Jewels to be used in the manufacture of watches or clocks (G. A. 486, 2432, T. D. 15350). 321 Jews harps, as toys (G. A. 2593).............. Joints, India, see "India Malacca Joints." .free. 25% *The Court held in the case of Hecht vs. Arthur, that steel brooches, brass earrings, gilt chains, ear drops and bracelets, ornaments of the same kind made of horn, shell, ivory, and various materials, and imitations of turquoise, set, should be classified under the provision for jewelry, and the Department decided that articles of this class generally which are adapted and designed for use as jewelry shall be classified as jewelry (T. D. 5103, 5161, 8790). The following articles are classified as "jewelry:" chatelaines, (T. D. 1624), ornamental sleeve buttons of any material (T. D. 5315), bead bracelets and necklaces (T. D. 5161, 5246, 8751, 9676), gilt sleeve, front and collar buttons (T. D. 9832), steel and white metal watch chains (T. D. 8830, 9840, G. A. 384, 1309, 1450), agate charms (T. D. 7155), miniature knives, charms (T. D. 9073), children's brass rings, (G. A. 971), hair, hat and bonnet pins, known commercially as jewelry (T. D. 8608, 9192, 9625, G. A. 535, 1659, 1671, 1687, 2027, 2096), ornamental buckles (G. A. 1098). The following articles are not classified as "jewelry: " beads, temporarily strung, with brass snap (T. D. 7420), agraffes or cloak clasps (T. D. 9192), parts of watch chains (T. D. 9060, 9063), steel shoe buckles (T. D. 9382), medals, such as are not provided for in paragraph 551 or not personal ornaments (G. A. 1611), rheumatic rings (G. A. 721), silver scent bottles (G. A. 1005), necklace clasps used in the manufacture of jewelry (G. A. 1763), china settings for jewelry (T. D. 4971). Articles of jewelry which are to contain precious stones by way of adornment, and which are as complete as those which are not intended to be set, are practically within the range of jewelry (T. D. 5208). all manufacures of, or of which jute is the component 20% .free. .free. .free. 35% .free. 497 526 Kainite.... 60 Kali, citrated (T. D. 6006). 321 Kaleidescopes, toys (T. D. 2386).. 470 Kamala or Kameela, crude drug (T. D. 3201) 341 Kangaroo skins, without the fur, dressed and finished 66 231 Kaoka, as coffee substitute (T. D. 4564) 82 Kaolin or china clay (T. D. 5367)..... $3 524 Kelp..... 110 Kentledge, iron.... .free. 25% 25% with fur on, see "Fur Skins." peachnuts (T. D. 9196, but see G. A. 2257). 137 Key chains, iron or steel (T. D. 9843) 177 Keys for clocks (T. D. 6558, G. A. 543). 177 336 66 watches, if Jewelry (T. D. 5103)... Kid gloves, see "Gloves." 30% 35% 35% 35% 341 skins, dressed and finished.. 20% |