The sun., 1916-01-23
Port receipts and stocks were
Interior receipts and stocks;
CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

TIE Board OF United states GENERAL hp-
pra!s,rs ruled yesterday that imported
, i..i Assts entered her" in h@rnv'ivn y
tssi.a ,ins are prop,rly dutiub,c for tarlr
pYrgD,'s at tine rate of % per cont al
Na'orrm under paragraph 200. act OF 1918
Tn, pru;ostants IN this test ease. tn" Neu-
man & Srhwiers Company "f this city.
cs!u4,I thai these bcrts should l." taxed
for duty at the rate Of hut per ccni. al
Na.urem under paragraph l9s
Th- AsistIc Export and Import Company
ci S"A.l.v, Wash, lost befor" IN" GENERA
App.aisers yesterday IN "a customs con-
tEo',rsy .nEolNing me correct classification
NrJ'- M present tarlr law OF c'rth!u ten
nj r,,qu"'s These articles w.r" viAssi-
he'd AS 'oys and duty levied al III" rt'" OF
:. p.r cent. al NalVrrm under paragraph
.i@. The importers claimed duty al ihH
n'' ~ - per cent al Nai"rem unptr
l.tarr.ph l7s a. hrti'ies IN chi Va lu'
under paragraph 3Gs, a. manufactured
sr.",cs in chief value Of catgut whip sut
OF Norm gut. The board hnds that The
fscg - should hdV" been classified under
one or tn- other Of these paragraphs, but
no proof .ats offered hy the protestants as
In IL" ru"rr handis". Bccau>e this proof
Nas tckng III" General Appraisers uN"r-
ruh "a" protest without acquies''ing In the
C"'.' ''r'' session. classifying IN" articles
4ge-'lou Of the age ~ certain cheese
.'s'rn'ng the foreign market value "f
ne u-~ruauIisc. imported from Giu-"ppe
Ar@7@e l.pp!s ~ Palermo. Italy, vac set
'ei l1 r"Hppra i-emeut decision ren-
GG,f't i"s,erday by Judge 81 ven Ihe
NJ 'N"e-e rhs correctly entered at ihis
eof' a. ", liz" per 100 kilos Az
on n" assumption tnat the cheese was
m!0t older than the o. idencc indicatel.
,.i another reappraisenent decision
JuiE, FL her advances the foreign market
.slY"s Of "otiors imported from Stav-rt
Ts 'La,s 60, Of Brsafora, England
VII ',,a 'yan'er r,o,h rTs sr,n1sa nuar,iy % Ri
~" lo7I entered at 4iz, advanced t. I'D
P P . Ho a.eSan. SSstt. ~ .os R'r cent" ~ "%n a.
GhD :o"t ~. en,sresd at -. aayan.sI
.1.'..i PER 3ard; nrn y" men ave-" t"o'' ,cI
,o,'on -, IA L.tcR. 'e.7, Io7a msrccrilci,
y.r AGO. & aG "iSs''a ios. snterc i'1 at ~. R.r
x ocEE E@r Y.sd ,!o G!o" -n9dreg nGareg
"a, - al, Sacsd to TO- 10 sd' per yard Adi
ho's Discount, .ia per cent
h,,g' h,SF'' r"%,Is mschlneS ,oP,r. oP"ratea by
o' Ih'cago, are held by the customs board
20 he f'"" of duty as sewing machincs'
M" nsrar-ph ~ OF the tariff a", Of
.it - ~ toys, With duty at the rat" Of
.. per cont. al vslorem under paragraph
mSt!nouy the articles are known in tho
Va a. ewing machines and that sn>
ui'i 'an ne sewed on them.
- l'u.lv color-d rubber balls import" cd
~ Marsha Fiell & CO. Of chicago, ar.
a'H u} rc General Appraisers to have
".n property classified 10y the customs
"!b. aIs"r as toys, with duty ~ the rate
~ fs l"r cent, sd NalorenI under para
c'hrn -. Of the tsriff act of 1913 This
."s "''riuigs a claiin of the protestants
i"T rA'y ~ the rat" Of 10 per cent ad
rom under paragraph 36s as manufac-
'"'- ~ india rubber Sc. or AZ % per
gen. al Ntloren as Nulcanized india rub
'"r o., under paragraph 3S9.
~ board fnds In n decision o,erruling q
nr''AT nt 4 - prltcharj & CO. and -
.hojcr CO, Of this city that women
Sn'''~i understands trimmed around tho
ON edge with hand crocheted lace
.,"'' from wool yarns are properly duti-
-" A. the rate Of 60 per cent. al va
inf'n - wearing apparel made In part oi
"a" 'rH"r tho provisluns Of paragraph 5jS
.sflf 49, Of 1919, Tn. importers cont"nied
We Tie Hnderskir's In question were not
ulN'' 'N part of lace and that duty should
Ih' properly been assessed eft her AZ cot
.ot -'srinr sppar", 1T tho rat. Of 30 per
wv ~ valorsm under paragraph :o6 ~
- ~"ol wearing apparel at tho rate Of at
f'' cent al rslorem under paragraph ssi