Comparison of rates of duty in the Tariff Act of 1930 and in the Tariff Act of 1922

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Identifikator:: 1830977903

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-221410

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Comparison of rates of duty in the Tariff Act of 1930 and in the Tariff Act of 1922

Place of publication:: Washington

Publisher:: Government Printing Office

Year of publication:: 1930

Scope:: VII, 176 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Document type:: Monograph

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Title:: Index to part I.

Collection:: Economics Books

‘68 Dutiable and free lists—Continued Paragraph Page Rayon—Continued. Fabrics, with fast edges, not exceeding 12 inches in width _| Fabries, woven in the piece, n. Be 16 Fo omy ion sii mi as Filaments, not exceeding 30 inches in length, other than waste. _ o_o ____.. Filaments, single or grouped (over 30inchesin length) __. Sarnetted or carded__.____._ Garters..__. A Gloves. ___.. ee Handkerchiefs __ _._.__.__._-. Hose and half hose... .___. [n bands or strips not exceed- ing 1 inch in width, suitable for manufacture of textiles Knit articles, n.s. p. f._.._. Knit fabric, in the piece. _._.. Knit underwear_ - ._____.__._ Knit outerwear __________.___ Manufactures of, n. s. p. f___. Mitleng. 1 oo aan om Mufflers (woven) __ ._______.. BUTE... ecco mf on E's Plushes (see Pile fabries)._-__. Ribbons, velvet (see Pile fabries) ..- Roving. «wv cwmmmmmns Sliver. __._. A Staple fiber_ ooo Suspenders o.oo Tassels _ oo _ Ferm definer-____.____._____ Thread, sewing... ..__._. I ry wii paige mip cis ic im Tublngs.. «wun <n prmmswemm ns Velvets (see Pile fabries) .___. Waste... Wearing apparel, n. s. p. fo. Woven fabrics in the piece, n.s. p. f —— YN ATH i mins eS Yarn, for handwork._._..__._.__ Yarn, spun. _____.___.._.___. Razors and parts of. _________ Reaction chambers, iron or steal Reamers__... - Reclaimed lea Record paper... ___________ Recording instruments for | opthalmological purposes. _____| Resorcinal: Medicinal _____. Not medicinal _.____ Rectangles, aluminum. ___________ Red clover grass and other forage crop seeds... pa Red lead... ee Red oil.______ Red pepper: Ground. __.___.____________. Unground._..__ eee Reed furniture. SE Reeds: Flat _ oo ___ Furpifure... coammmmmibimmn Oval oes oe. Round__________.. ._______ Split. _____. ee Reels and parts, fishing _________. Refill peneil leads. _____________ Refined. sugar... « «cumemme sms Tinctured, colored, or adul- tated. __.______________ Reflectors, searchlight, parabolic MATTOTS moomoo Refractometers___..__..._______. Refrigerators, electric... _________ Registers, cash, and parts_________ Regulations by Secretary of the Treasury, wool and hair. duties. . Raguilng antimanv 1308 | 88, 89 1306 | 88, 89 1302 | 88, 89 1301 87 1302 88, 89 1308 88, 89 1309 88, 89 310 | 88, 89 1300 | 88 89 1305 .309 .309 309 309 312 .309 -310 1302 1307 38 38, 89 38, 8. 88, 8¢ 88, & 88, 8 88, 8 88, 8 88, &. 22 10 307 38 89 1302 38 89 302 88 80 302 88 82 308 88 8C 308 | 88, 8¢ 313 88 ‘304 88 1302 | 88, 89 1308 88, 89 307 * 88, 89 1302 | 88, 89 (211 | ’% RO 1306 88, 89 1301 88 1304 8¢ 1303 8¢ 358 3 319 (b) 2€ 352 2¢ 392 34 1407 (a) 92 228 (a) 20 28 (a) 6 7 (a) (1) 6 374 33 763 72 1 781 781 109 46 49 38 109 109 409 109 409 1535 549 (b) 501 506 128 (b) 128 (a) 353 172 104 | 3& 3” 102 103 20 [3 i Y 26 13 EE] Reindeer meat, venison and other game (except birds), fresh, chilled, or frozen... __.___.____ Reinforced paper. _____________. einforcement bars, concrete, steel. Reproduction works of art, n.'s. p. f_| Reptile leather _____ Resin: Synthetic— Handles for umbrellas, ete... Manufactures. ....._.___ Sticks for umbrellas, ete. Phenolic. Resorcinal: Medicinal __________________ Not medicinal... _.____ Rests, chin for violins. _._. ——— Retorts, gas. __ ert Boro vert. om cw ws amma wis Parts and fittings of .________. Rhamnose (rare sugar). __. ee Rhodinol. _ Rhodium compounds, mixtures, salts_ ___... FO Ribbed: CNEE, «vom wm a: Wire glass _._...___ J Ribbons: Bullions, metal thread, tinsel wire, ete._____ Magnesium... ______ Of silk (see fabrics with fast edges, not exceeding 12 inches in width) _ _________. Of rayon or other synthetic textile (see fabrics with fast edges, not exceeding 12 inches in width) ._________. Velvet, rayon (see pile fab- TiC8) cee Velvet, silk __._______ — Ribose (rare sugar) ._.______._.__ Ribs and stretchers for umbrellas and parasols, iron or steel..__.__ Rice: Bran... _______.__ oe Broken... __.._____________ Brown (hulls removed, all or | in part)... J Fiber__ ; ed Flo Meal __ Milled (bran removed, all or in a — Paddy orrough._._._____.___ Polish. ______. BIW ewes - Wine or sake... _._____. Riflas_ _.._._.._ se iv psn of Air _______. EU Barrels for___.__. -- Combination. _.._ wo a Parts a Stocks for_._._. J, Ring travelers: . Spinning - oo L_L_ EN Rivet wire rods. oo _.__ Rivets: For nonskidding automobile | tires. oe. Iron or steel, n.s. p. fo. _____ Lathed, machined, or bright- ened. ooo. obes, wool, automobile_.________: 200helle STIR... com im i ii i mie Yock crystal, articles of... _.. Rockets, n.s. p. fo __.__ Rockingham earthenware. .______. Rods: Aluminum... _.___._____ Brass... - Paragraph “age 704 42 1405 91 304 23 1541 (a) 1) © | 103 1530 (e) 99 1554 104 1539 (b) 103 1554 | 104 28 (a) 6 6 6 103 7 1 31 10 10 - 28 (a) 7 (a) (1) 1541 (a) 215 366 366 505 60 21 221 221 18 18 385 375 34 33 1207 QT 1308 88, 89 38, 89 87 40 20 1307 1206 505 342 727 797 44 44 727 779 727 ory 11 49 44 14. 27 70.7 “7 79 104 365 1513 365 36& 365 285 Lk 316 (a) 316 (a) 315 2 26 IE 332 332 332 1111 9 233 515 210 28 8 06 te 374 281 33 3 a 0 Paragraph | Pag Rods—Continued. SUTTIE, en sme og ogy sess) 381 Fused quartz or fused silicia...| 218 (b) Galvanized or coated, iron or ! steel _______ 309 Glass _.._..________.._._] 218 (b) {ron or steel, cold rolled, cold drawn, cold hammered, or polished _ ._________.____ Tron, round. ______.__.__.___ Nickel, or nickel alloys. ___.__ Nickel silver or German silver. Wire, iron or steel .___________ Rods and parts, fishing... _.____. Rods and tubes, laminated prod- ucts of synthetic resin or resin- like substance. _ _ Roe: Fish. ____ ———— Sturgeon... ooo Sturgeon (boiled), packed in air-tight containers, ete. __. Roll, bars, for pulp and paper ma- chinery_._... Roll scale o Rolled glass_.___._.._.. __.__.__ Beveled, decorated, ete... __ Rolled wire glass._______..__ __ Roller bearings, metal__.___ _ Roller skates _____ .__________. Rollers: Antifriction. ..___.____.___ Embossing. __ o_o o.._ PEE om 2m cppgesessens Rolls: Calender___. ————- Copper_____._.._ es Cylindrical, steel ..___________ roman candles... ____.______ Roolng Toll, comme mmm Roofing paper______.____ Root: Brier__. ee Ivy. .____.. ee Laurel. _________________ Roots, all other, for horticultural DUET ummm irr pr oe wos ssn Root stocks, all other, for horti- cultural purposes_ __... ope: Asbestos. _. Gold, ete. Used as belting for machinery, cotton. . FR Wire. o.oo Roping chip, manufactures of ____. Rosaries_ _ oo. Rose plants, budded, grafted, or grown on their own roots______._ Rose stock, other, seedlings and cuttings of, not more than three years old _ _ ooo oo Rosewood lumber_.___ RP Rosin. _____..________ Violir mm Rough: Boards (fir, spruce, pine, hem- lock, or larch) oo. ______ Deals (fir, spruce, pine, hem- lock, orlarch). ______._.__. Lumber (fir, spruce, pine, hem- lock, or larch) o_o __._. Planks (fir, spruce, pine, hem- lock, or larch). ____._ Rolled glass_______ Rolled wire glass___.___ Jonrd: ron, in coils or rods. __._. ron or steel rods_ .._________ [ron Wire. «o.oo. Steel wire. ooo. Timber (fir, spruce, pine, hem- lock, or larch). ____.._._.__ Wire vada iran Ar ofool 33 “18 25 18 315 303 389 380 315 1535 25 22 34 33 25 102 1539 (b) 721 721 791 103 44 44 14 356 30 301 22 221 18 24 r 221, 1b 21 | 27 1502 ' 94 320 395 305 26 35 35 1543 381 344 1515 1402 1402 103 33 29 So 90 90 403 37 403 37 403 | 37 753 | 46 7853 46 1501 (a) 94 527 (b) lo7. 106 913 (b) 69 316 (a) 26 1537 (2) | 102 1544 | 103 754 46 754 46 404 37 90 13 1546 103 401 401 401 401 291 291 303 315 116 (a) IR (a) 37 37 37 37 18 18 , '5 J IS

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