The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

DIAMONDS. Hoard :. United states Gen.
cral Appraisers. handed aown yesterday =
made IN a decision by judge Sullivan on the
ioreisn market values OF diamonds, I'M
The diamonds. the suciect Of thee. two
rulings. were exported December ~. ~. and
entered AZ New York. on Jsnu,ry ~; lsis'
The advances as mad. by Judge sullivan:
! Ohirl are now affirmed by the appeal boarJ
Of three General Appraisers, read a. follows
III stones. ~. cara's. entorei a. ~: "a
81 o; cra,s. entered at -. advanced 10 ~
forins per carat. Add packing"
JAPANESE HEMP BRAID In a reap'
%vanc.ns the entered i%orsi-n msrke, value OF
hemp braid imported here from kanrtgki
Of koe lamar lndse M"Sie,lana pr o, IN.
writes Natural hemp hralds. Milan
-. 81. quality l entered A. a"., advanced
PALM LEAF HATS .--JudGc MrClcllsnd Of
The Board of t'rited states General Apprts
ers handel down yesterday a rappraiSmcfn
decision %advannuns the Tor" IN MAE, T s
=. ,e O,sviaurrurhi Of ruenla. Men,o. TIE
General APPRAISER. writes Fam lcai nay.
dollars '"r gross
CorroN CLOTH y BLANKETS Thc
Board of "cr.rd' ~ prni.rfs H'-, ,'hr,i !"s,ir
snS n'""cs CO. y TInU.ru"iss 4 Go. ari Knau'I,
NsohoI & Kuhnr. Tor lowcr rates OF duty
Than as.es-st b. ,hr rI.ioni" ,1H~,or on
~ eli neLfFh fN1'F 80 N"t ~
t.ur.d cotton hlartct. Al OF thee Goods
were 'la.-ihei ~. "IANlu.rd hsur., ms',l'a.
lures Of cotton With iniy q, IN, sMs ~
Of tho 'a..n act OF i'i2 The hoard hnds
| that the cotton cloth should have been as
s-ssed a the trrrOp-iit- rate" ic''or'lng 10
ia. a,-rAge >Wu nuini~y. llder parae-s rn
-. atd that thc h.anh"'s Shouts have re'
taxed AT the rate o' hut 3 per '~nt al W
lorrri Lrl'r para ralh ~
al N FLANNEi.> The t'rel-n market
values Of al WOOL -auhe flannel and sur
stripe -aize flannel .h,rpc'i here hs "rlch
| M.rse,-or 4 co OF i.ondon are ,ivan'~d IA
a reaup-tis-muu ,iessIol han,led down We.
;.r,iav by Jui.e Brown 81 tho HoarI OF
United states General \r!ral>rr- Ine'>
fiannel- were "a pori'd from London on Jan
uary - ana cntercd ~ 'his port "n t"n.
rIary .. islS The custom aprrsi~r held
,ha, III" goods we're nnderv1lned ana and'n
to the INV oi,rd values tp max" mark't valic
The imporrcr then aptra!'I TO -"ap'ral~
nent before a s'nslr Genera Arprnsrr The e
upholis III. advance. I'll" %ru'ins- Of the
1 Grurr.l Nppraiscr r..>d VI Wool sauye
flannel '%ls;'y Fl"', ~ i,n c"'"rNi "n.
| ysrL, SIX stripe caurc flannel, aua,t'y FiT
entered At = ais in'"d - : III per yari
Adi "."- Less - PEI '~m f"'"r III
.lud.d'
BLACK OR SILVER FOXES 4 considerable
arivar" = mad on M ini,lsn ns.hr' S,ln'
O. " bi.'R snS Nv, iG''' ,n,,,"I % "a
Island. aI.i .nt,rvl ~ Boston. ~ a rcap.ral.S
meui decision i,and"d down YESTERDAY by
I Julr. brown ~ thu bnard OF Cultec states
,;euo-,l Aprr,i.er. rhe~ foxes brought
into thu ,uuut"y for breed NJ purposes on
4 farm IN r%u,tnrru S.w England. ~-rr H..
voiced A. l.. ug valucI At So" p.r par TIE
! cus,om. auurai-tr advanced the value ~
~ neg usir. t,ri tn. importer then tpp"a,cd
80 rrapprAlsCmoNt hector" . >lngl" General
| Appraisar. A. ne 'rlal nf the ease the m
porter claimed tlL the market value OF fnx''
and ton ',rs. had suffered . srrlol. d.-,l,'
ard that the foxes N ~" .uor ""r" there for
not worth a. nNuh ~ t,cinre tho NJ irk't had
sonr down whit 40, SUSTAINING he e',ored
value A. ss-' per par judge Brown r'..u'r-
IN. y!y.n." at $50 70 500 per par These
foxes were exported on bNor"r I" ana en-
tered AT Boston on Nov em,sr I. 49,.