...export value to the United States is much higher. I can not see why the question of home value conies in when the wording of the law is so absolutely clear...instead of the foreign value. By doing that we could greatly reduce our ad valorem rates, and the duty arrived at could be collected on a higher Araluation....

...as a result of the late war." Mr. Burgess was unable to see where the export value came in, he said, when the wording of the law is so absolutely clear...wholesale quantities in the country of production. Mr. Burgess was arguing primarily for an assessment of duties upon American valuations, but incidentally...

...the foreign merchandise; .that, the price at which the foreign merchandise is freely sold and freely offered for sale to all purchasers in the usual wholesale quantities in the ordinary course of trade in the United States, less the estimated duty. This selling price must necessarily...

...representatives to one agent or dealer and still maintain that it conducts an open market and that its tires are 'freely offered .for sale to all purchasers * * * in the usual wholesale quantities,' within the meaning of the law." Indeed, if prices fixed by the manufacturer in markets restricted and...

...whichever is the higher, and if the dollar prices on the invoice do not correctly represent the prices at which the goods are freely offered for sale to all purchasers in the country of exportation, either because of an agreed rate of exchange, or for any other reason, it is...

...be remembered that the statute provides for "the ordinary course of trade" in which such or similar goods are "freely offered for sale to all purchasers" in the usual wholesale quantities. Since in the sales by the manufacturers the goods were not offered to all purchasers, the sales price...

...representatives to one agent or dealer and still maintain that it conducts an open market and that its tires are "freely offered for sale to all purchasers * * * in the usual wholesale quantities," within the meaning of the law. This board has invariably refused to recognize or to accept a policy...

...of business, it certainly can not be said that merchandise so controlled and distributed is freely offered for sale to all purchasers in the usual wholesale quantities in the principal markets of the country of exportation. To hold otherwise would do violence to the language...

...States, at which such or similar merchandise, packed ready for shipment to the United States, is freely offered for sale to all purchasers in the usual wholesale quantities in the principal markets of the exporting country for export to the United States. 3. Foreign value (as defined...

...States, at which such or similar merchandise, packed ready for shipment to the United States, is freely offered for sale to all purchasers in the usual wholesale quantities in the principal markets of the exporting country for export to the United States. 4. US value j^new law)...