258 cotton and silk, cotton chief value (G. A. 288, 621)..... 40% felt, as clothing, see "Woolen clothing." 341 341 leather, or leather chief value (G. A. 1373, 319)....... 20% 20% 301 silk, or silk chief value (G. A. 288, 621)...... 50% wool, or animal hair chief value, see "Woolen clothing." 177 Boot studs (T. D. 5976), metal chief value.. web and webbing, see "Webbing." 35% Borate of lime.. Io Borax, crude... 467 Bort or diamond dust... Botany, specimens of, see "Specimens." 88 Bottle glassware, molded or pressed green and colored and flint or lime bottle glassware (holding over one pint) not specially provided for (G. A. 2781, 2922).... all other, not specially provided for (G. A. 2922).. 40% 88 Bottles, green and colored, molded, or pressed, and .per lb. 34 flint and lime glass bottles holding more than one pint, whether filled or unfilled and whether their contents be dutiable or free* (G. A. 716, 966, 1325, 1569, 1586, 1928, 2202,2560, 2781).per lb. 3⁄4¢ vials holding not more than one pint and not less than 1/4 pint holding less than 4 pint............. .... ..per lb. 1% ..per gross 40% 90 Bottles or other vessels or articles of glass, cut, engraved, painted, colored, printed, stained, etched, or otherwise ornamented or decorated, except such as have ground necks and stoppers only, filled or unfilled, unless otherwise specially provided for (T. D. 11001, 11379, G. A. 1113, 2875) 40% *When bottles holding more than one pint, filled with merchandise, are dutiable under paragraph 88, they are not also dutiable as "coverings" under section 19 of the Act of June 10, 1890; but if such bottles are unusual coverings, then they are dutiable under said section 19 (G. A. 2849, 2869, 2877). Filled bottles holding not more than one pint and filled bottle glassware (irrespective of size) do not pay a separate duty under paragraph 88, but their value should be merged into the value of the contents, if usual coverings (G. A. 2952). Paragraph 177 83 244 245 248 585 243) 237 387 Rate of Bottles-Continued. with glass siphon (T. D. 14962) as Bottles. of American manufacture exported filled and re- containing still wines, ginger wine or ginger cordial, vermuth, ale, porter, beer, ginger ale, containing sparkling wines, brandy and other 35% 20% or flasks, quicksilver, when returned...........free. Bougies (surgical instruments) dutiable according to the material of chief value (G. A. 1326). 180 Box shooks (T. D. 9177, 3817)....... 387 66 20% ..free. exported and returned as boxes, except 684 Box wood, in the log, rough, or hewn..... 66 in other form, see specific article under 181 Boxes, cheese, materials for, hoops and bodies (T. D. .free. 2307).. 25% packing and packing box shooks, wood (T. D. returned, empty, see "United States product." 45% 35% 263 cotton or linen, elastic or non-elastic (T. D. 7333). 45% wholly or part of wool, worsted or animal hair, 50% 336 Bracelets, jewelry (T. D. 5161).. 35% Paragraph 134 Brackets, cast iron..... 177 181 Rate of .per lb. brass or other metal, except cast iron.... 149 Brads, tacks and sprigs, cut..... Braids, for hats and bonnets, see "Hats." 263 263 ... Duty. 35% 25% 25% 20% 45% cotton, elastic or non-elastic* (T. D. 6733, G. A. rubber and silk, rubber chief value (G. A. 1754). 25% 45% 300 286 silk or silk chief value, elastic or non-elastic 45% 50% 177 Brass, articles, manufactures or wares, not specially pro- pebble, prepared for spectacles, see "Lenses." "" wood, see "Wood." *Feather-stitched braids held to be dutiable under the provision for "braids," which is more specific than "trimmings" (T. D. 13653 citing In re Dieckerhoff, Circuit Court, 54 Fed. Rep. 161, G. A. 2143). Paragraph 419 Breccia, in blocks or slabs..... Bremen blue (T. D. 1705) see "Blues." Rate of ..free. 44 Brewers' compound (T. D. 3484), as varnish, for the alcohol contained therein... ........per gall. $1.32 and 25% 684 Briar-wood or briar-root, and similar wood unmanufactured, or not further manufactured than cut into blocks suitable for the articles into which they are intended to be converted.... 77 Brick, fire, magnesic (G. A. 2595). .free. ...per ton $1.00 other than magnesic fire brick, not glazed, orna- ... 25% if ornamented, glazed, enameled or decorated. 30% all encaustic, see "Tiles." bath (G. A. 2900)..... Bridles (saddlery) if leather chief value......... if metal chief value.. §3 Brilliantine, lustre powder (G. A. 2946).... Brilliants, cotton, as cotton cloth (T. D. 246). 314 Bristles, sorted, bunched, or prepared in any man 420 ner (G. A. 2993)...... 30% 30% 35% 20% ...per lb. 71⁄2¢ crude, not sorted, bunched or prepared.......... .free. 310 Bristol boards as drawing paper (G. A. 1060)... 556 66 stones, unmanufactured.... 20% 584 Britannia metal, old, and fit only to be remanufactured.free. ware.... 177 160 Brocade, as bronze powder (T. D. 5530). 177 Bronze, manufactured articles or wares, not specially provided for, composed wholly or in part of bronze, and whether partly or wholly manufactured, (see notes to Section 4, Act of Aug. 28, 1894)... 35% (articles composed wholly or partly of bronze, if not found in this "Schedule" under their specific casts, specially imported for schools and socie- figures, if not works of art (T. D. 7657, G. A. 727, 581)........ 35% figures, if works of art, see "Art.' metal, or Dutch metal, in leaf (T. D. 8479, 4508).. 40% 336 Brooches, if jewelry (T. D. 5103, G. A. 2096).. 422 Broom corn..... ...free. 40% 35% .free. 645 wool grease (T. D. 8392, G. A. 373, 736, 1951)....free. 314 hair, with ivory backs and handles, or of cellu loid (T. D. 7015).............. 35% powder puffs (T. D. 3114, G. A. 1731, 2034).......... 35% 177 Buckles, gold, silver or other metal (T. D. 9382, G. A. 264 Buckrams, cotton (T. D. 9941, G. A. 1141).. 113 Building forms and other structural shapes, iron or steel, whether plain or punched, or fitted for use (T. D. 7617, 7773, G. A. 1484, 1936).........per lb. stone, see "Stones." Bulbs and roots, not edible, not specially provided for, see "Plants." 35% 35% 35% .free. 20% 20% 25% 6@ 423 Bullion, gold or silver (T. D. 7996, 8619, G. A. 913). . . . . . .free. 162 Bullions *and metal thread of gold, silver, or other met als, not specially provided for (T. D. 5642, 6042, 6149, 25% *Bullion is a distinct article known to the trade, and is a tinsel wire made into a spiral form. It is bought and sold by the pound |