The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

SiLE crILTs-An advance = made on
the entered Nalu" ~ silk uuilts imported
her" from Eusonio Gaeta flslio uf Napoil.
ia y. In a eapprNseutnt d.ris! N handed
down yesterday hy Juig' Howell 81 the
Board OF General Appraiser r.. The findings
~ the General Appraiser read: "Coperte
50 set, ini-,,. iuvolc-d at ~. entered at
20; reappraised at ~ lire each. Packed"
NEE cunts ",r' 'Np"rled from Rally on
Ntrch - and entered At this por, on
Apr. 81, 1915.
LhCES-rhc foreign market value, of
laces imported her" from SureIIo Ttscluzzi
Of fasano' Italy; are advanced 10y General
Appraiser Hp"'ll I'm "a decision Just rem
l'tId. Iht price a. nstd In 'h!s ru.ias
so advanced to 90 iir. per meter. ditto,
lire per meter; d',to. No, 3. entered at
LOO advanced 70 : alirc per meter. ditto,
Lir. per meter. y pezzi so, =, entered at
10 advanyei TO 40 IRE pei, meter di',o.
. PER cent" These lirc, were exported
January , and entered here on May g..
,tlG.
CRrCIRLE srEEI-Generai Arprs,..r
tAh,hsr handed down tNu rapprA.~nm,nt
decisions yesterday advancing thr foreign
market values Of crucibl- steel impur'~d
nero and at Boston from sheffield, Eng
iNld. The steel entered at Boston Mas
shipu"d by sduderson Bros. n New hould
OF sheffield. This merchandise l.. reap.
praI..i by the Genera. Apprais,r A. III
lows: "Mu''s. entered at o.. aIl,n""d
to 5ei- per cwt' THIS steel w.. *
pnr'I' frnm E]nF!nnI on April i? and IN
'nitrcd at th.s port on April - Was OK
ported by Cunningham, shaw 4 "a 81
shefneld on April :, 1915. A. 20 this mcr.
extra WHO'S for tools, entered a., 81
tuNhhced I" ttf per cwi Wars best
so s3o's; ,n'errd at -, advanced to
SALTED ANCHOvIES N rlvs-rbc
duty On sailed unchovics IN tins imnor,ed
by \. Hiuriani a Bro. Of san Francisro is
iovn ,ye-;erdsy ~ n, bar asr'''2 OF d S.nati
Appraisers, nuty. wss assessed as hsh in
, nnde az p ,ne rr,r "' Y" PEI T'n', a. ve'orem
100" The board IA sustaining the I'm
p%orterF protest tS'i du'y at the rate of
l"rr,ngs. sailed.
AsrRAcHANs, on CARACrLS-w N
Stiner a Son lost before thu Buard Of Gen
s,ral Appraisers Yesterday In "a decision up.
On imported astrdcnHus. or caracul,. The
'ahrlcs, made from tnoha.r, were n-..ss,I
ander ps rn1s %i saooa per per, S GC "a y3i2rrm
made OF wool a. the vat" of 40 per cent
nd y@alorem under paragraph ass rs nj,
claimed that III. goods should have beer
c%las,ihed und.r, paragraph 2ss, with du,y
AZ IN" ta,e ot 80 Pc cent al ,l!orrm, a.
! duty at the rate OF 40 PEI cent al ,.IurrI
AS cloth made OF the hair OF ia. AnEori
I ephl iHfF' fHAflltN nv hNrFFutl. I'm
merchandise In question. known "A, ms,
rachnns'' writes Judge Brown. Is uha'
may be called an uncut pile. The test
inony and samples show that II IN rXartl,
the same class OF goods which were h,l,
20 be within the ouinon meaning Of III,
term pile fabrics IN the case of kusuth
Nachod \ kuhne vs.. United states, wherein
the court pointed out that III the later
SC', congrsss ma Clearly ,ntent"d 10 coNe'
the uncut pile ani held such mrrchandir,
TO he nile fabrics"
FLANNElS-Th" question ~ the prone
classification Of raUue,S impurfel To-
isaacs. Nough' 4 60. IL adjusted IN a de
cision by the Board ~ General Appraiser
lust rendered, These hHnLels, classified H.
tho CUSTOMS Officials a. wool cloth, wer
taxed for duty ~ the rate ot % per cent
ud valorem under paragraph .>S OF tn
,arir act ~ 1919 The board ~sustsirs tn
importers contention for classification u
flannel composed wholly or in CHIEF vh'u
~ wool. with duty At the rat" of riiht
% or 40 per cent. nd Nilnrcm. according /
value per pound. under paragraph .s"