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SCHEDULE 4. - CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS Part 11. - Fertilizers and Fertilizer Materials

25 1 Rates of Duty

PART 11. - FERTILIZERS AND FERTILIZER MATERIALS Part 11 headnote: I. The articles described In this part are classifiable hereunder whether or not obtained, derived, or manufactured In whole or In part from any product described In part I of this schedule.

Limestone, crude, broken, or crushed, when imported to be used in the manufacture of fertilizer

Free

Free

i 80.10 f

Manures, including guano

Free

Free

480.15

Calcium cyanamide or lime nitrogen

Free

Free

i 80.20 t

Calcium nitrate

Free

Free

i 80.25 f

Sodium nitrate

Free

Free

480.30

Urea

Free

Free

480.35

Basic slag

Free

Free

480.40

Bone ash, bone dust, and bone meal

Free

Free

480.45

Phosphates, crude, and apatite

Free

Free

480.50

Potassium chloride or muriate of potash

Free

Free

480.55

Potassium sulfate

Free

Free

480.60

Potassium nitrate or saltpeter, crude

Free

Free

480.65 480.70 480.75 480.80

Those grades of all substances (other than are described in the foregoing items of this part) used chiefly for fertilizers, or chiefly as an ingredient in the manufacture of fertilizers: Nitrogenous fertilizers and fertilizer materials.. Phosphatic fertilizers and fertilizer materials... Potassic fertilizers and fertilizer materials Other

Free Free Free Free

Free Free Free Free

i 80.05 t

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SCHEDULE 4. - CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS Part 12, - Explosives

217 Rates of Duty

PART 12. - EXPLOSIVES Parf 12 headnote: I. This part covers all explosives except those which are provided for In part IC (Item 405.05) of this schedule.

'+85.10

Dynamite and other high explosives, put up in cartridges, sticks, or other forms, suitable for blasting

0.75« per lb.

1.25* per lb.

Azides, fulminates, and other explosives chiefly used as detonators for high explosives and in percussion caps and primers to ignite low explosives

8.50 per lb.

12.5(8 per lb.

485.30

Smokeless powders

3 0 ^ ad val.

6056 ad val.

485.'to

Gunpowder

Free

Free

485.50

Explosive substances not specially provided for

Free

Free

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219 Rates of Duty

P A R T 13. - F A T T Y S U B S T A N C E S, C A M P H O R, CHARS AND CARBONS, I S O TO P E S, WAXES, AND OTHER P R O D U C T S Part 15 headnote: I. Any product described In this part and also In part I of this schedule is classifiable under the said part I, except any product provided for In Item 493.10, 493.75, 494.50, 494.52, or 494.60, and except any product provided for In subpart C of this part.

Subpart A. - Fatty Substances Subpart A headnote: I. For the purposes of the exclusive trade agreement between the United States and the Republic of the Philippines, the specific parts of the rates of duty (3* per lb.) In items 490.24 and 490.43 of this subpart shall be deemed to be an "Internal tax" rather than an "ordinary customs duty".

490.05

490.10

F a t s, o i l s, and g r e a s e s, a l l the foregoing, of animal (including marine animal) or vegetable o r i g i n, which have been halogenated, n i t r a t e d, or vulcanized F a t t y s u b s t a n c e s, not sulfonated or s u l f a t e d, and not s p e c i a l l y provided for: Fatty acids: Of animal (including marine animal) o r i g i n: Oleic acid

490.12

S t e a r i c acid

490.14

Other

490.20 490.22 490.24 490.26 490.30 490.32

Of vegetable origin: Derived from linseed oil Derived from hempseed, kapok, perilia, rapeseed, sesame, or sunflower oil.. Derived from coconut, palm-kernel, or palm oil Other Salts: Of animal (including marine animal) origin: Lithium stearate Other

1 / The s p e c i f i c part of the r a t e (3* per l b.) does not apply to f a t t y a c i d s derived from coconut, palmk e r n e l, o r palm o i l entered on o r before June 3 0, 1966. See Appendix to T a r i f f Schedules.

1651$ ad val.

205t ad val.

30 per l b. + 105^ ad val. 3* per l b. + 12.59^ ad val. 1.50 per l b. + 10J$ ad val.

30 per l b. + 205t ad val. 30 per l b. + 25St ad val. 30 per l b. + 20St ad val.

4.50 per l b. + lost ad val.

4.50' per l b. + 20St ad val.

2.250 per l b. + loi^ ad val.

4.50 per l b. +

30 per l b. + lost ad val. 1 / lost ad val.

30 per lb. + 2C* ad val. 1/ 205t ad val.

1.50 lost 1.50 lost

30 per lb. + 2% ad val. 30 per lb. + 23% ad val.

per l b. ad val. per l b. ad val.

ZQfii'SkA val.

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220

Rates of IXity Item

Articles 1

2

Fatty substances, not sulfonated or sulfated, etc. (con.): Salts (con.): Of vegetable origin: Derived from linseed oil: 7.25e per lb. 2.250 per lb. + 1556 ad val. 2.250 per lb. + 105^ ad val.

490.46 490.48

4.50 per lb. + 25% ad val. 30 per lb. + 25% ad val. 1/ 25% ad val.

60 per lb. + 30% ad val.

30 per lb. + 10.5% ad val. 1/ 10.5% ad val.

30 per lb. + 25% ad val. 1/ 25% ad val.

0.750 per lb. + 10.5% ad val.

1.50 per lb. + 25% ad val.

1.50 per lb. + 10.5% ad val. 2/ 10.5% ad val.

1.50 per lb. + 25% ad val. 2/ 25% ad val.

10.5% ad val., but not less than the highest rate applicable to any component

Derived from hempseed, kapok, perilla. rapeseed, sesame, or sunflower oil....

2.250 per lb. + 10% ad val.

2.50 per lb. + 12.5% ad val.

490.44

14.50 per lb. 4.5^.per lb. + 30% ad val. 4.50 per lb. + 25% ad val.

30 per lb. + 10% ad val. 1/ 10% ad val.

'•90.40 490.42

25% ad val., but not less than the highest rate applicable to any component

Derived from coconut, palm-kernel, or

490.50 Fatty alcohols of animal (including marine animal) or vegetable origin: 490.65 490.73

Other: Derived from coconut, palm-kernel, or

490.75 490.90 490.92 490.94 491.00

Esters: Of animal (including marine animal) origin... Of vegetable origin: Derived from coconut, palm-kernel, or Other Artificial mixtures of two or more of the fatty subsubstances provided for in this subpart or in part 8 A of this schedule, not specially provided

_!/ The specific part of the rate (30 per lb.) does not apply to salts and alcohols derived from coconut, palm-kernel, or palm oil entered on or before June 30, 1966. See Appendix to Tariff Schedules. 2/ The specific part of the rate (I.50 per lb.) does not apply to esters derived from coconut, palm-kernel. or palm oil entered on or before June 30, 1966. See Appendix to Tariff Schedules.

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221 Rates of Duty

Subparts. - Camphor, Chars and Carbons, Isotopes, Waxes, and Other Products Subpart B headnotes: I.

For the purposes of t h i s part — (a) the term " c r u d e ". I n Items 4 9 3. 0 2, 4 9 3. 2 0, and 4 9 3. 5 5, has the same meaning a s i s given for that term I n headnote 3(c> o f part 3 of t h i s s c h e d u l e; and (b) the term "advanced" In items 4 9 3. 0 4, 4 9 3, 2 1, and 4 9 3. 5 6, has the same meaning a s I s given for that term In headnote 3 l d) In part 3 of t h i s s c h e d u l e.

't93.0't 493.10

Barbasco o r cube r o o t, and d e r r i s, Crude Advanced

tube o r tuba

root: Free 1% ad val.

B l a c k i n g s, powders, l i q u i d s, and creams for p o l i s h i n g and c l e a n i n g, a l l the foregoing i n immediate c o n t a i n e r s h o l d i n g not over 10 pounds each

493-15 493.16

Casein and m i x t u r e s i n c h i e f value Casein Other

493.20 493.21 493.22

Camphor: Natural: Crude Advanced Synthetic

493.25 493.26

Free 1 0 % ad val.

255^ ad val.

thereof:

Chars and c a r b o n s: Bone char Decolorizing and gas or vapor absorbing chars and carbons, whether or not activated

Free 2.750 per lb.

Free 5.50 per lb.

0.50 per lb. 30 per lb. 50 per lb.

10 per lb. 50 per lb. 50 per lb.

20S6 ad val.

2 0 % ad val.

1 5 % ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

493-30

Dextrine and soluble or chemically treated starches...

1.1250 per lb.

30 per lb.

493-35

Fibrin

Free

Free

493-40

Mineral salts obtained by evaporation from the waters of a designated mineral spring

Free

Free

493-42

493-45 493-46 493.47 493.50

493.55 493.56

Preparations containing over 50 percent by weight of monosodium glutamate

2 5 % ad val.

Pitch: Burgundy Marine glue Wood

Free 1 6 ^ ad val. 0.50 per lb.

Free 2 0 % ad val. 10 per lb.

Products chiefly used as assistants in preparing or finishing textiles, not specially provided for

12.55^ ad val.

2 5 % ad val.

Pyrethrum or insect flowers: Crude Advanced

Free 2.5% ad val.

Free 1 0 % ad val.

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222

Rates of Duty

493.65 't93.66 't93.67 't93.68

P o l y s a c c h a r i d e s, r a r e s a c c h a r i d e s, and the i r alcohols: Lactose Levulose Sallcin Other

't93-75 493.82

494.02 494.04 494.06 494.08 494.10 494.12 494.14 494.16 494,18 494.20 494.22 494.24 494.30

polyhydric 20il^ ad val. 4 0 ^ ad val. 17.55^ ad val, 2 0 ^ ad val.

509^ 505^ 505^ 50%

Sheep d i p

Free

Free

Tall o i l

1 0 ^ ad val.

2 0 % ad val.

Free 13% ad val. 2.50 per lb. Free

Free 3 0 % ad val. 3,50 per lb Free

Free Free Free Free Free

Free Free Free Free Free

Free 0,5(8 per lb. Free

Free 10 per lb. Free

The highest rate applicable to any component wax

The highest rate applicable to any component wax

0.50 per lb.

10 per lb.

Waxes, animal ( i n c l u d i n g marine a n i m a l), v e g e t a b l e, and m i n e r a l, and a r t i f i c i a l m i x t u r e s the r e o f: Animal waxes: Beeswax: Not bleached Bleached Spermaceti wax Other Vegetable waxes: Candelilla Carnauba Japan Ouricury Other Mineral waxes: Month ,,.. Paraffin and other petroleum waxes Other Artificial mixtures of two or more of the foregoing waxes

ad ad ad ad

val. val, val, val.

494.40

Wood tar oil and wood tar

494,50

Chemical elements, isotopes, and compounds, all the foregoing (except natural thorium and uranium in a metallic state, and except compounds of natural thorium and uranium), whether or not described elsewhere In this schedule, which are usefully radioactive

494.52

Non-radioactive Isotopes and their compounds, whether or not described elsewhere in this schedule

10.5% ad val.

2 5 % ad val,

Cements, not specially provided for

5% ad val.

ZOli ad val.

494,60

Subpart C. - Miscellaneous Medical Supplies

495.05

Wadding, gauze, bandages, dressing, plasters, and similar articles coated or impregnated with medicinals

205^ ad val.

Surgical sutures, surgical suture materials, and absorbable surgical hemostats, all the foregoing which are sterile ,

17.5% ad val.

kO^ ad val.

495.15

Dental cements

5% ad val.

205^ ad val,

495.20

First-aid kits put up and packaged for retail sale.

205^ ad val.

k3% ad val.

495.10

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Part 1 - Nonmetallic Minerals and Products, Except Ceramic Products and Glass and Glass Products A. Hydraulic Cement; Concrete; Concrete Products B. Lime, Gypsum, and Plaster Products C. Stone and Stone Products D. Mica and Mica Products E. Graphite and Related Products F. Asbestos and Asbestos Products G. Abrasives and Abrasive Articles H. Gems, Gemstones, and Articles Thereof; Industrial Diamonds J. Miscellaneous Nonmetallic Minerals and Products K. Nonmetallic Minerals and Products Not Specially Provided For Part 2 - Ceramic Products A. Refractory and Heat-Insulating Articles B. Ceramic Construction Articles C. Table, Kitchen, Household, Art and Ornamental Pottery D. Industrial Ceramics E. Ceramic Articles Not Specially Provided For Part 3 - Glass and Glass Products A. Glass in the Mass; Glass in Balls, Tubes, Rods, and Certain Other Forms; Foam Glass; Optical Glass; and Glass Fibers and Products Thereof B. Flat Glass and Products Thereof C. Glassware and Other Glass Products D. Glass Articles Not Specially Provided For

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225 Rates of Duty

P A R T 1. - N O N M E T A L L I C M I N E R A L S A N D PRODUCTS, EXCEPT CERAMIC P R O D U C T S A N D GLASS A N D GLASS P R O D U C T S Subpart A. - Hydraulic Cement; Concrete; Concrete Products Subpart A headnotes: I. For the purposes of this subpart — (a) the term "cement" means cementing materials without added sand, gravel, or other aggregate; and (b) the term "concrete" means a composite of cementing materials (including bitumens and resins) with added sand, gravel, or other mineral aggregate; and (c) the term "tiles" does not include any article 1.25 inches or more In thickness.

511.11 511 •I't

511.21 511.25

511.31 511. in 511.51 511.61 511.71

Hydraulic cement and cement clinker: White, nonstaining Portland cement

Other

Concrete mixes, whether wet or dry: Hydraulic cement concrete Other Articles, including terrazzo, of concrete, with or without reinforcement: Tiles: Floor and wall tiles Other tiles, including roofing tiles Other, not specially provided for: Articles of tiles described in item 511.31. Other: Not decorated Decorated

Subpart B.

30 per 100 lbs., including weight of container 2.250 per 100 lbs., including weight of container

80 per 100 including container 60 per 100 including container

lbs., weight of

55^ ad val. 1 5 ^ ad val.

2 0 ^ ad val. 3 0 ^ ad val.

215^ ad val. 269^ ad val.

555^ ad val. 555^ ad val.

12.5?^ ad val.

50?$ ad val,

1 5 ^ ad val, ZT% ad val.

-yfh ad val. ifOJ^-ad val.

30 per 100 lbs., including weight of container 2.50 per 100 lbs., including weight of container

120 per 100 lbs., including weight of container 100 per 100 lbs., including weight of container

lbs., weight of

Lime, Gypsum, and Plaster Products

Subpart B headnote: I. This subpart does not cover gypsum or plaster building boards and lath (see part 3 of schedule 2).

512.11 512, lit

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226

Rates of Duty

Item

Articles

1

512.21 512.2't

Plaster rock or gypsum: Not ground and not wholly or partly calcined

2 •

Free 81.19 per ton

Free 81.40 per ton

$10 per ton 8l4 per ton

810 per ton 8l4 per ton

105^ ad val. 1256 ad val.

60^ ad val. 35^ ad val.

500 per ton Free

82 per ton Free

lOS^ ad val. 10.556 ad val. 200 per short ton 5.5^ ad val.

3056 ad 23% ad $1 per 3 0 ^ ad

8% ad val.

20!^ ad val.

Cement of gypsum: 512.31 512.35 Articles not specially provided for, of plaster of Paris, with or without reinforcement: 512.41 512.44

Subpart C. - Stone and Stone Products Subpart C headnofes: 1. This subpart covers atone and articles of stone. but does not include — (11 limestone to be used In the manufacture of fertilizer (see part II of schedule 4); (III articles of concrete In which stone chips or particles are used as aggregate (see subpart A of this parti; (ill) certain abrasives and abrasive stones (see subpart G of this parti; (Ivl precious and seffllprecious stones (see subpart H of this parti; (vl talc, soapstone, or Cornwall stone (see subpart J of this parti;

and (vll certain articles provided for In schedule 7. 2. The term "slabs" (items 514.61 and 514,651 embraces flat stone pieces, not over 2 Inches In thickness, having a facial area of 4 square Inches or more, whether or not cut to size and whether or not one or both surfaces have been rubbed or polished, the edges of which have not been beveled. rounded or otherwise processed except such processing as may be needed to facilitate Installation as tiling or veneering In building construction.

513.11

Sand, crude or manufactured, and gravel: Sand containing by weight 95 percent or more of silica and not more than 0.6 percent of oxide

513.14 Stone chips and spalls, and stone, crushed (otherwise than merely to facilitate shipment to the United States) or ground: 513.21 513.31 513.34 513.41 513.51

Stone statuary and sculptures not specially provided for, the professional productions of sculptors only...

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227 Rates of Duty

513.81 513.84

G r a n i t e and articles of g r a n i t e: G r a n i t e, not manufactured, and not s u i t a b l e for use a s monumental, p a v i n g, or b u i l d i n g s to n e G r a n i t e, s u i t a b l e for use a s monumental, p a v i n g, or b u i l d i n g s to n e: Not p i t c h e d, not l i n e d, not p o i n t e d, not hewn, not sawed, not d r e s s e d, not p o l i s h e d, and not other w i s e manufactured P i t c h e d, l i n e d, p o i n t e d, hewn, sawed, d r e s s e d, p o l i s h e d, or other w i s e manufactured Other, not s p e c i a l l y provided for: Not d e c o r a t e d Decorated

513.91 513.94

Jet; and articles of alabaster, of Jet, or of alabaster and jet: Jet, not manufactured Other, not specially provided for.

513.61

513-71

513.74

514,11

514.21 514.24

514.34 514.41 514.44

Limestone and articles of limestone: Limestone, crude, not suitable for use as monumental, paving, or building stone Limestone suitable for use as monumental, paving, or building stone: Not hewn, not sawed, not dressed, not polished, and not otherwise manufactured Hewn, sawed, dressed, polished, or otherwise manufactured Other, not specially provided for: Articles of chalk Other: Not decorated Decorated . '

514.65 514.81

Marble, breccia, and onyx, and articles of one or more of these substances: Marble, breccia, in block, rough or squared only... Onyx, in block, rough or squared only Marble, breccia, or onyx, sawed or dressed, over 2 inches thick Slabs: Not rubbed and not polished in whole or in part Hubbed or polished in whole or in part Other, not specially provided for

514.91

515.11 515.14

250 per cu, ft,

12.55^ ad val.

60% ad val,

\% ad val. 2 7 % ad val.

3 0 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

Free 175^ ad val.

Free 5 0 % ad val.

20# per short ton

Si per short ton

20 per cu. ft,

150 per cu, ft,

2 1 % ad val,

5 0 % ad val,

1 0 % ad val.

2 5 % ad val,

1 5 % ad val, 2 7 % ad val.

3 0 % ad val, 40% ad val.

27.50 per cu, ft. 32.50 per cu. ft.

550 per cu. ft. 650 per cu, ft,

500 per cu. ft.

81 per cu, ft.

5.5% ad val, 7% ad val. 2 1 % ad val.

13% ad val. 15% ad val, 5C^ ad val.

%iartzite, whether or not manufactured Slate, and articles of slate: Hoofing slate Other, not specially provided for

10 per cu. ft.

514.51 514.54 514.57

514.61

515.21 515.24

515.31 515.34

Travertine and articles of travertine: Travertine, not hewn, not sawed, not dressed, not polished, and not otherwise manufactured Travertine, hewn, sawed, dressed, polished, or otherwise manufactured, and suitable for use as monumental, paving, or building stone Other, not specially provided for: Not decorated Decorated

25-555 O - 64

Free

2 5 % ad val. 10,5% ad val.

2 5 % ad val, 2 5 % ad val.

10.50 per cu, ft.

250 per cu, ft.

2 1 % ad val.

5 0 % ad val,

1 5 % ad val, 2 7 % ad val.

3 0 % ad val, 40% ad val.

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228

Rates of Duty

515.'tl

515.51 515. J t '

515.61 515.64

Stone, and articles not specially provided for, of stone: Stone, not manufactured, and not suitable for use as monumental, paving, or building stone Stone suitable for use as monumental, paving, or building stone: Not hewn, not sawed, not dressed, not polished, and not otherwise manufactured Hewn, sawed, dressed, polished, or otherwise manufactured Other: Not decorated Decorated

20 per cu. ft.

150 per cu. ft.

2 1 ^ ad val.

505^ ad val.

155^ ad val. 275^ ad val.

y% ad val. 4 0 ^ ad val.

5S^ ad val.

X3% ad val.

12.5% ad val. 12.5^ ad val. Free 40 per lb.

Z3°h ad val. 2 5 ^ ad val. Free 40 per lb.

Subpart D. - Mica and Mica Products Subpart D headnotes: I.

For the purposes of this subpart — (a) the term "mica" includes both natural and man-made mica; (b) the term "split block mica" (Item 516.51) means mica, not exceeding 0,020 inch In thickness, that has been split and selected within a tolerance of 8 mils, but which has not been cut or stamped to dimensions, shape or form; (c) the term "mica splitt inqs" (Item 516.511 means mica laminae in book-form or book-pack, or in loose pack, suitable for use In the manufacture of built-up mica (item 516.91); and (d) the term "bulIt-up mica" (item 516.91) means electrical Insulating plates, sheets, and tapes, whether or not attached to paper, cloth, or other backing, consisting of reconstituted mica whether or not treated with resins or of layers of mica splittings and bonding material.

516.21 516.24 516.31 516.41

Mica not manufactured (including mica over 0,006 inch in thickness, not cut or stamped to dimensions, shape or form, and split block mica), and mica Ecalings, mica cleanings, and other mica waste and scrap: Untrimmed phlogopite from which no rectangular piece over 2 inches long or 1 inch wide may be cut Waste and scrap valued not over 5 cents per pound: Phlogopite Other Split block mica Other

516.51

Mica splittings

516.61

Mica, not over O.OO6 inch in thickness, not cut or stamped to dimensions, shape or form

516.11

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229 R a t e s of Duty

516.73 516.74 516.76

Mica, c u t or stamped to dimensions, shape, or form, whether or not p e r for a t e d or i n d e n t e d, and whether or not d e d i c a t e d to a s p e c i f i c u s e: Not over O.OO6 i n c h i n t h i c k n e s s Over 0.006 inch i n t h i c k n e s s: Not p e r for a t e d or i n d e n t e d: Fuse d i s k s, s p l i t to t h i c k n e s s Other Perforated or indented

516.81

Mica, ground or pulverized

12.55^ ad val,

20S^ ad val.

516.91

Built-up mica

17?^ ad val.

405^ ad val.

516.g't

Articles not specially provided for, of mica

Z3% ad val.

4 0 ^ ad val.

5 ^ ad val.

109^ ad val.

155^ ad val, 0,8250 per lb. 5.5^ ad val. 0.55^ ad val. 1 /

1,650 per lb. 1.650 per lb. 3 0 ^ ad val. 1 0 ^ ad val. 1/

516.71

22.5% ad val.

h%

255^ ad val. 4 ^ ad val. 2 5 ^ ad val.

4 0 ^ ad val. 409^ ad val. 405^ ad val.

ad val.

Subpart E. - Graphite and Related Products

517.11

517.21 517. S^t 517.27 517.31 517.51

517.61

517.71 517.74

517.81

517.91

Graphite, crude and refined: Artificial Natural: Crystalline flake (not including flake dust): Valued not over 5.5 cents per pound Value.i over 5.5 cents per pound Crystalline liimp or chip Other Calcined petroleum and coal coke, not commercially suitable for use as a fuel Carbons and electrodes: Electrodes, in part of carbon or graphite, for electric furnace or electrolytic purposes Carbons and electrodes, for producing electric arc light: Under 0.5 inch in diameter or of equivalent cross-sectional area 0.5 inch or more in diameter or of equivalent cross-sectional area

12.5% ad val.

4 5 ^ ad val.

\h%

ad val.

60% ad val.

1 2 ^ ad val.

45$^ ad val.

Brushes for electric generators, motors, or other electrical machines or appliances; plates, rods, powder, and other forms, wholly or partly manufactured, for manufacturing into the aforesaid brushes...

lOi^ ad val.

45!^ ad val.

Articles not specially provided for, of carbon or graphite

1 5 ^ ad val.

45^ ad val.

Subpart F. - Asbestos and Asbestos Products Subpart F headnote: I. This subpart does not include footwear, headwear, gloves, laminated or reinforced plastics, and certain other articles provided for In schedule 7.

518.11

4 5 ^ ad val.

Asbestos, not manufactured, asbestos crudes, fibers, and stucco, and asbestos sand and refuse containing not more than 15 percent by weight of foreign matter.

1/ Duty temporarily suspended for graphite valued 85O or less per ton. See part 1 of Appendix to Tariff Schedules.

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230

Rates of Duty

518.21

Yarn, slivers, rovings, wick, rope, cord, cloth, tape, and tubing, of asbestos, or of asbestos and any other spinnable fiber, with or without wire, and articles of any of the foregoing

518.41

Articles in part of asbestos and hydraulic cement: Pipes and tubes and fittings therefor Other

518.51

Articles not specially provided for, of asbestos

Subpart G. - Abrasives and Abrasive Articles Subpart G headnotes: I. This subpart covers certain crude minerals cotrmonly used for mal<ing abrasives and abrasive articles (items 519.01 through 519.17, inclusive) but these minerals are classifiable in this subpart even If they are not of abrasive quality. This subpart also covers certain minerals and artificial abrasives In forms suitable for use as abrasives or for abrasive purposes (Items 519.51 through 519.37, Inclusive). The remaining provisions of this subpart apply to papers, cloths, stones, and other articles which are cut or fashioned from natural stone or made from natural or artificial abrasive materials usually with the use of glues, r=sins, rubber or other binding materials, and which are designed and used for grinding, sharpening, smoothing, polishing, trueing, cutting, or similar purposes. The provisions of this subpart do not cower — (II sand (see subpart C of this part), unless made up Into abrasive articles; (II) natural or synthetic diamond dust or powder (see subpart H of this part); (Ili) crushed or powdered glass (see part 3 of this schedule), unless made up Into abrasive articles; (Iv) cosmetics and other toilet preparations (see part 7B of schedule 4); (v) soap and synthetic detergents (see part 8B of schedule 4); (vl) wheels or other abrasive articles mounted In frameworks or machines (see schedule 6); (vll) dental burrs (see part 2 of schedule 7); or (vIII) tools to which abrasives have been applied but which have other functioning or working elements such as cutting teeth, edges, grooves, and flutes (see schedule 6). 2,

For the purposes of this subpart — (a) the term "pumice" Includes both pumice and pumlcite; and (b) the term "wheels" embraces rotary cutters, disks and other circular bodies designed to rotate on a central axis.

hC^ ad val.

0.30 per lb. 0.2250 per lb.

0.750 per lb. 10 per Iti. i ad val.

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231 Rates of I>ity

3. In determining the component material of chief value in the articles covered by item 519.33, 519.91, 519.93, or 519.95, only the abrasive components thereof shall be compared.

519.01

Burrstones In blocks, rough.

519.05

Pumice stone to be used in the manufacture of concrete masonry products such as building blocks, bricks, tiles, and similar forms

519.11 519.1*+ 519.17

Emery, natural corundum, pumice, flint, rottenstone, and tripoli, all the foregoing, crude, or crushed merely to facilitate transportation to the United States: Pumice: Valued not over $15 per ton Valued over 815 per ton Other

519.21

Crude silicon carbide and crude artificial abrasives....

519.31 519 •3't 519.37

Emery, natural corundum, pumice, flint, rottenstone, tripoli, garnet, silicon carbide, and artificial abrasives, all the foregoing, in grains, or ground, pulverized, or refined: Pumice Rottenstone and tripoli Other

519.51

0.10 per lb. 0.250 per lb. Free Free

0.350 per lb. Free 0.50 per lb.

0.750 per lb. Free 10 per lb.

Papers, cloths, and other materials, wholly or partly coated with abrasives, artifii^ial or natural, or both, whether in the form of sheets, strips, disks, belts, sleeves, or similar forms

519.61

0.0^*250 per lb. 0.080 per lb. Free

Hones, whetstones, oilstones, and polishing stones, all the foregoing (except emery files or stones), with or without handles, designed to be used directly in the hand

519.71

519.81 519.83

519. SI* 519.86 519.91 519.93 519.95 519.97

Millstones, abrasive wheels, and abrasive articles not specially provided for: Burrstones, manufactured or bound up into millstones Abrasive wheels: Solid natural stone wheels Of diamond Other: Bonded with synthetic resins Other Other: Of emery or garnet Of pumice Of natural corundum or of artificial abrasive materials Other

Free Free 1 5 ^ ad val.

Free

210 per lb. 175^ ad val. 1 0 ^ ad val.

500 per lb. yi ad val. io ad val.

1 0 ^ ad val. lk% ad val.

2(Xi ad val. i ad val.

5% ad val. 159^ ad val.

205^ ad val. 'i ad val.

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232

Rates of Duty Item

Articles

2

1 Subpart H. - G e m s, G e m s to n e s, and Articles Thereof; Industrial D i a m o n d s Subpart H headnotes: 1.

The provisions of this subpart do not cover (i) abrasives other than diamond dust or powder, and abrasive articles (see subpart G of this part); (II) drills and other tools provided for in part 3E of schedule 6; (Iil) recording or transcribing styluses, needles, and points (see part 5 of schedule 6); (Iv) optical elements (see part 2A of schedule 7); (v) jewel bearings (see part 2E of schedule 7); or (vl) jewelry and other articles provided for in part 6 of schedule 7.

~

2. For the purposes of the tariff schedules, the term "precious stones" means natural diamonds, emeralds, rubies, and sapphires.

520.11

Precious and semiprecious stones, natural (except industrial diamonds), whether in their natural form or broken but not advanced in condition or value Free

Free

1 5 % ad val.

3 0 % ad val.

Free Free Free

Free Free Free

Free 1 5 % ad val.

Free 3 0 % ad val.

8% ad val. 1 0 % ad val. 8% ad val. (s) 8% ad val. 10% ad val. 3% ad val. 5% ad val.

1 0 % ad val. 1 0 % ad val.

15% ad val. 2 1 % ad val. 42.5% ad val.

3 0 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val.

Industrial diamonds, natural or synthetic, whether or not advanced in condition or value from their crude state by cleaving, cutting, lapping, sawing, or other process, but not set and not suitable for use in the manufacture of jewelry: 520.21 Natural: 520.23 520.27 520.28 Other: Hot advanced in condition or value

520.29 520.31

Precious and semiprecious stones, cut but not set, and suitable for use in the manufacture of jewelry: Diamonds: 520.32 520.33 520.34 520.35 520.37 520.38 520.39

E

aid

10% 2a^ 10% 10%

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

Other precious and semiprecious stones, and articles not specially provided for, of such stones: 520.51 520.54 520.61

Oth

(s) = Suspended.

See general headnote 3(b)-

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233 Rates of Duty

520.71 520.75

Synthetic materials of gerastone quality, such as, but not limited to, corundum, spinel, and rutile, and articles: not specially provided for, of such materials: Synthetic materials, cut but not set, and suitable for use in.the manufacture of jewelry Other

1 0 ^ ad val.

ad val. i ad val.

Subpart J. - Miscellaneous Nonmetallic Minerals and Products 521.11

Asphaltum, bitumen, and limestone-rock asphalt

Free

521.17

Bauxite, calcined

55* per ton

521.21

Braf.ilian pebble, crude

Free

Free

521.31

Coal of all classifications, including culm and slack, and including lignite but n.ot including peat; coke commercially suitable for use as fuel; and compositions of coal, coke, or other carbonaceous material, whether in briquet or other form, used for fuel

670 per ton

52.50 per ton

500 per ton 81 per ton 81.250 per ton

81.50 per ton 83.25 per ton 83.25 Der ton

620 (730) per ton * $1.21 (Si.45) per ton

81 per ton 82 per ton

500 per ton $1 per ton

81 per ton 82 per tor.

0.10 per Ih. + 12.5^ ad val.

0.250 per lb. 3 0 ^ ad val.

521.41 521.51 521.54 521.61 521.71 521.74 521.81 521.84 521.87

Clays, whether or not washed, ground, or otherwise beneficlated: China clay or kaolin Fuller's earth: Not beneficlated Wholly or partly beneficlated Bentonite Common blue clay and other ball clays: Not beneficlated Wholly or partly beneficlated Other clays: Not beneficlated Wholly or partly beneficlated Any of the foregoing clays artificially activated with acid or other material

Free

1/

81 per ton

1/

521.91

Cryolite or kryollth

Free

Free

522.11

Diatomite, crude or processed

Free

Free

522.21 522.24

Fluorspar: Containing over 97% by weight of calcium fluoride.. Containing not over 9 7 ^ by weight of calcium fluoride

82.10 per ton

85.60 per ton

$8.40 per ton

88.40 per ton

12.50 per to Free Free Free

500 per ton Free Free J^ee

7.5% ad val. Free 155^ ad val.

3 0 ^ ad val. Free 3 0 ^ ad val.

522.31 522.33 522.35 522.37

522.41

522.43 522.45

Natural mineral fluxes: Crude: Feldspar Nepheline syenite Cornwall stone Other Crushed (otherwise than merely to facilitate shipment to the United States), ground, or pulverized: Feldspar Nepheline syenite Other

1/ Duty temporarily suspended by legislation. part IB of Appendix to Tariff Schedules.
 * See general headnote 3(f)(iii).

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234

Rates of Duty

522.51

Ice

522.61

Magnesite: Crude Caustic calcined

85.25 per ton $10.50 per ton

522.64

$10.50 per ton $21 per ton 20?^ ad val.

Meerschaum, crude 522.71 Mineral wool, in bulk, or in batts, blankets, or similar forms, whether or not lined, backed, or supported with paper, paperboard, or similar materials

\3%

523.11

Silica, not specially provided for

Free

Free

523.31 523.33 523.35

0.059! per lb. 1 2 ^ ad val.

0.250 per l b. 355^ ad val.

523.37

Talc, steatite, and soapstone, and articles, of one or more of these substances: Crude and not ground Ground, washed, powdered, or pulverized Cut or sawed, or in blanks, crayons, cubes, disks, or other forms Other, not specially provided for

0.50 per lb. 245^ ad val.

10 per l b. 355^ ad val.

523.41

Zaffer

523.51

Articles not specially provided for, of carbonate of magnesia.

10 per lb.

20 per l b.

Articles not specially provided for, of pumice

l45^ ad val.

35^ ad val.

15?^ ad val. 2 7 % ad val.

305^ ad val. hod ad val.

522.81

523.61

Subpart K.

ad val.

305^ ad val.

N o n m e t a l l i c M i n e r a l s and P r o d u c t s Not S p e c i a l l y Provided For

Subpart K headnote: I. This subpart covers mineral substances and articles of mineral substances, not provided for elsewtiere in the schedules, but does not include: li) chemical elements or chemical compounds in part 2 of schedule 4, or mineral substances provided for in other parts of schedule 4; or (ii) metal-bearing ores and other metal-bearing materials provided for in part I of schedule 6.

523.81 523.91 523.94

Mineral substances, and articles of mineral substances, not specially provided for: Mineral substances, crude Other: Not decorated Decorated

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235 Rates of Duty

PART 2. - CERAMIC PRODUCTS Part 2 headnot-es: 1. This part covers ceramic wares, and articles of such wares and, in addition, certain unshaped refractory material (subpart A) closely related thereto. 2.

For the purposes of the tariff schedules — (a) a "ceramic article" is a shaped article having a glazed or unglazed body of crystalline or substantially crystalline structure, which body is composed essentially of inorganic nonmetallic substances and either is formed from a molten mass which solidifies on cooling, or is formed and subsequently hardened by such heat treatment that the body. If reheated to pyrometric cone 020, would not become more dense, harder, or less porous, but does not Include any glass artIcle; (b) the term "earthenware" embraces ceramic ware, whether or not glazed or decorated, having a fired body which contains clay as an essential ingredient and will absorb more than 3.0 percent of Its weight of water; (c) the term "stoneware" embraces ceramic ware whether or not glazed or decorated, having a fired body which contains clay as an essential ingredient, is not commonly white, will absorb not more than 3.0 percent of Its weight of water, and Is naturally opaque (except in very thin pieces) even when fully vitrified; (d) the terra "subporcelain" embraces finegrained ceramic ware (other than stonewarel, whether or not glazed or decorated, having a fired body which is white (unless arti f iciaIly colored) and will absorb more than 0.5 percent but not more than 3.0 percent of its weight of water; (e) the terms "ch inaware" and "porcelain" embrace fine-grained ceramic ware (other than stoneware), whether or not glazed or decorated, having a body which Is white (unless artificially colored) and will not absorb more than 0.5 percent of its weight of water; (f) the term "bone chInaware" embraces chlnaware or porcelain the body of which contains by weight 25 percent or more of calcined bone; (g) the term "nonbone chlnaware" embraces chinaware or porcelain other than bone chlnaware; (h) the term "coarse-grained", as applied to ceramic ware, embraces such wares having a body made of materials none of which had been washed, ground, or otherwise benefIclated; (I) the term "fine-grained", as applied to ceramic wares, embraces such wares having a body made of materials any of which had been washed, ground, or otherwise benefIclated; and (j) the term "body" Includes any engobe or body slip, except engobe or body slip applied to the body as a decoration; and (k) the water absorption of a ceramic body shall be determined by ASTM test method designated C373-56 (except that test specimens may have a minimum weight of 10 grams, and may have one large surface glazed).

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236

Rates of Duty

Subpart A.

Refractory and Heat-Insulating Articles

Subpart A headnot-es: 1. This subpart does not cover ceramic electrical «are (see subpart o of this part). 2. For the purposes of this subpart, "a heatinsulating article", whe^her shaped or not shaped, is one having a bulk density not over 75 pounds per cubic foot and designed to impede or resist the flow of heat at temperatures above I600°F. 3. For the purposes of this subpart, "a refractory article", whether shaped or not shaped, is one having a buIk density over 75 pounds per cubic foot and designed to be used to resist temperatures above 2600°F. A shaped refractory article has special properties of strength and resistance to thermal shock and may also have, depending upon the particular uses for which designed, other special properties such as resistance to abrasion and corrosion. 4. For the purposes of items 531.21 and 531.24, a brick which contains both chrome and magnesite is classifiable according to which of those components is the greater by weight.

531.01 531. Oit 531.11

531.21 531.24 531.27

531.31

531.33 531.35 531.37 531.39

Refractory magnesia, including dead-burned magnesite, fused magnesite, and dead-burned dolomite: Not containing lime or containing by weight not over 4 percent lime Containing by weight over 4 percent lime

0.380 per lb. 125^ ad val.

0.750 per lb. 3 0 ^ ad val.

Refractory and heat-insulating mortars, ramming mixes and castables; super-refractory powders

1 5 % ad val.

30?^ ad val.

25?^ ad val. O.3S0 per lb, 596 ad val. 35^ ad val.

255^ ad val. 0.750 per lb. 105^ ad val. 2 5 ^ ad val.

Free 1 5 ^ ad 1 0 ^ ad 4 5 ^ ad \Ji> ad

Free 4 5 ^ ad 159^ ad 605^ ad 3 0 ^ ad

Refractory and heat-insulating bricks of all sizes and shapes: Chrome bricks Magnesite bricke. Other bricks Shaped refractory and heat-insulating articles not specially provided for, and structures of refractory or heat-insulating articles: Pins, spurs, stilts, and thimbles, all the foregoing used in the manufacture of ceramic articles Carbon or graphite crucibles Earthenware and stoneware crucibles Porcelain refractory articles Other

val. val. val. val.

val. val. val. val.

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SCHEDULE 5.

NONMETALLIC MINERALS AND PRODUCTS Part 2. - Ceramic Products

237 Rates o f

Item

Duty

Articles 2

1

Subpart B. - C e r a m i c Construction Articles Subpart B headnotes: .1.

T h i s subpart does not I n c l u d e — (i) r e f r a c to r y and h e a t - i n s u l a t i n g articles Isee subpart A of t h i s part); or ( i i l laboratory and i n d u s t r i a l c h e m i c a l w a r e, e l e c t r i c a l w a r e, and s a n i t a r y ware and part s the r e o f (see subpart 0 o f t h i s part).

t

i

2.

For the purposes o f t h i s subpart — (a) no a r t i c l e 1.25 i n c h e s or more in t h i c k n e s s s h a l l be r e g a r d e d as a t i l e; and (b) the term " construction articles " means c e r a m i c ware and articles of such ware such a s, but not l i m i t e d to, b r i c k s, t i l e s, f r i e z e s, m a n t e l s. sewer and d r a i n p i p e s and f i t t i n g s the r e for, f l u e l i n i n g s, and h o l l o w b u i l d i n g b l o c k s, c h i e f l y used i n the construction o f b u i l d i n g s and other s t r u c t u r e s.

532.11

Ceramic b r i c k B: Not c o a t e d i n w h o l e o r i n part w i t h engobe,

glaze, 500 p e r

532.1't

Coated i n w h o l e o r i n part w i t h engobe, g l a z e,

1,000

81.25 per

1,000

or G% ad val.

2 4. 5 ^ ad val.

5 5 ^ ad val.

2 2. 5 ^ ad val. 2h% ad val. 275^ ad val.

555^ ad v a l, 50% ad val. 55% ad val.

12.5% ad val.

50% ad val.

15% ad val.

Ceramic t i l e s: F l o o r and w a l l t i l e s:

G% ad val.

30% ad val.

i

532.21 Other: 532.24 532.27 532.31 532.1+1

F r i e z e s, m a n t e l s, and other construction articles,

all

532.61

Subpart C. - Table, Kitchen, Household, A r t and Ornamental Pottery

Subpart C headnotes: 1. T h i s subpart c o v e r s ceramic articles c h i e f l y used for p r e p a r i n g, s e r v i n g, or s to r i n g food o r b e v e r a g e s, o r food or b e v e r a g e i n g r e d i e n t s; and certain s m o k e r s ', h o u s e h o l d, and a r t and o r n a m e n t a l articles of ceramic ware. T h i s subpart does not c o v e r — (i) smokers' articles provided for i n part 9B o f s c h e d u l e 7; III) other articles s p e c i f i c a l l y provided for in schedule 7 or elsewhere in the schedules. 2. (a) For the purposes o f t h i s subpart, the term " a v a i l a b l e In s p e c i f i e d s e t s " ( Items 5 3 3. 2 3. 5 3 3. 2 5. 5 3 3. 2 7, 5 3 3. 6 3, 5 3 3. 6 5, 5 3 3. 6 7, and 5 3 3. 6 9) embraces p l a t e s, c u p s, s a u c e r s, and other articles c h i e f l y used for p r e p a r i n g, s e r v i n g, or s to r i n g f o o d o r b e v e r a g e s. o r f o o d o r b e v e r a g e I n g r e d i e n t s, which are s o l d o r

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NONMETALLIC MINERALS AND PRODUCTS Part 2. - Ceramic Products Rates of Duty

Item

Articles

2

1,.

offered for sale in the same pattern, but no article is classifiable as being "available in specified sets" unless it is of a pattern in which at least the articles listed below in (b) or Ic) of this headnote are sold or offered for sale. (b) If each of the following articles is sold or offered for sale In the same pattern, the classification hereunder In items 533.23, 533.25, 533,27, 533.63, 533.65, or 933.67, of all articles of such pattern shall be governed by the aggregate value of the following articles in the quantities indicated, as determined by the appraiser under section 402 of the Tariff Act of 1950, as amended, whether or not such articles are Imported in the same shipment: 12 plates of the size nearest to 10.5 inches in maximum dimension, sold or offered for sale. 12 plates of the size nearest to 6 inches in maximum dimension, sold or offered for sale. 12 tea cups and their saucers. 12 soups of the size nearest to 7 inches in maximum dimension, sold or offered for sale. 12 fruits of the size nearest to 5 Inches In maximum dimension, sold or offered for sale. 1 platter or chop dish of the size nearest to 15 inches In maximum dimension, sold or offered for sale. 1 open vegetable dish or bowl of the size nearest to 10 Inches in maximum dimension, sold or offered for sale. 1 sugar of largest capacity, sold or offered for sale. 1 creamer of largest capacity, sold or offered for sale. If either soups or fruits are not sold or offered for sale, 12 cereals of the size nearest to 6 inches In maximum dimension, sold or offered for sale, shall be substituted therefor. (cl If each of the articles listed above in (b) of this headnote Is not sold or offered for sale In the same pattern, but each of the following articles is sold or offered for sale in the same pattern, the classification hereunder In Item 533.69 of all articles of such pattern shall be governed by the aggregate value of the following articles in the quantities indicated, as determined by the appraiser under section 402 of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended, whether or not such articles are imported in the same shipment: 6 plates of the size nearest to 8 Inches In maximum dimension. sold or offered for sale. 6 beverage cups and their saucers. 1 sugar of largest capacity, sold or offered for sale. 1 creamer of largest capacity, sold or offered for sale 1 beverage pot of the size nearest a 6-cup capacity, sold or offered for sa 1 e. (d) The percentage of water absorption of cast and Jiggered ceramic articles of the same pattern, which are "available In specified sets" and which are Imported together In a ratio of at least 5 jiggered articles to 1 cast article in the same shipment shall be the average water absorption of such cast and jiggered articles, of the same pattern In the shipment.

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239 Rates of Duty

which average absorption shall be deemed to be equivalent to 5 percent of the water absorption of a representative sample of such cast articles plus 95 percent of the water absorption of a representative sample of such jiggered articles. 3. In those provisions of this part which classify merchandise according to the value of each "article", an article is a single tariff entity which may consist of more than one piece. For example, a vegetable dish and its cover, or a beverage pot and Its lid. Imported in the same shipment, constitute an article.

533.11

533.1^ 533.16

533.23

533.25

533.27

533.31

533.33

Articles chiefly used for preparing, serving, or storing food or beverages, or food or beverage ingredients: Of coarse-grained earthenware, or of coarsegrained stoneware Of fine-grained earthenware, whether or not decorated, having a reddish-colored body and a lustrous glaze which, on teapots, may be any color, but which, on other articles, must be mottled, streaked, or solidly colored brown to black with metallic oxide or salt: Valued not over $1.50 per dozen articles Valued over $1.50 per dozen articles Of fine-grained earthenware (except articles provided for in items 533.1'+ and 533.16) or of fine-grained stoneware: Available in specified sets: In any pattern for which the aggregate value of the articles listed in headnote 2(b) of this subpart is not over $3.30, In any pattern for which the aggregate value of the articles listed in headnote 2(b) of this subpart is over $3.30 but not over $7 In any pattern for which the aggregate value of the articles listed in headnote 2(b) of this subpart is over $7.. Not available in specified sets: Steins, mugs, candy boxes, decanters, punch bowls, pretzel dishes, tidbit dishes, tiered servers, and bonbon dishes Other articles: Cups valued not over $0.50 per dozen, saucers valued not over $0.30 per do3en, plates not over 9 inches in maximum diameter and valued not over $0.50 per dozen, plates over 9 but not over 11 inches in maximum diameter and valued not over $1 per dozen, and other articles valued not over $1 per dozen

1556 ad val.

12.556 ad val. 6.25S^ ad val.

2 5 ^ ad val. 25?^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 289^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 5056 ad val.

100 per doz. pes 3 7 ^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 505^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 21% ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 5056 ad val.

100 per doz. pes. + 25;^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. + 50$^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 2 5 ^ ad val.

100 per doz. 5056 ad val.

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.at.

Item

Rates of Duty

ax

Articles chiefly used for preparing, serving, etc. (con.): Of fine-grained earthenware, etc. (con.): Not available in specified sets (con.): Other articles (con.): Cups valued over 80.50 but not over $1 per dozen, saucers valued over 80.30 but not over $0.55 per dozen, plates not over 9 inches in maximum diameter and valued over 80.50 but not over 8O.9O per dozen, plates over 9 but not over 11 inches in maximum diameter and valued over 8I but not over $1.55 per dozen, and other articles valued over 8I but not over 82 per dozen 533.37

533.'H

533.51

533.63

533.65

533.67

533.69

533.71

533.73

Cups valued over 81 per dozen, saucers valued over 80.55 per dozen, plates not over 9 inches in maximum diameter and valued over 80.90 per dozen, plates over 9 but not over 11 inches in maximum diameter and valued over $1.55 per dozen, and other articles valued over 82 per dozen.... Of bone chinaware. Of nonbone chinavrare or of subporcelain: Hotel or restaurant ware and other ware not household ware Household ware available in specified sets: In any pattern for which the aggregate value of the articles listed in headnote 2(b) of this subpart is not over 810 In any pattern value of the note 2(b) of but not over

for which the aggregate articles listed in headthis subpart is over 8IO 82't

In any pattern for which the aggregate value of the articles listed in headnote 2(b) of this subpart is over 82^* Not covered by item 533.63, 533.65, or 533.67, and in any pattern for which the aggregate value of the articles listed in headnote 2(c) of this subpart is over 88 Household ware not covered by items 533.63, 533.65, 533.67, or 533.69: Steins, mugs, candy boxes, decanters, punch bowls, pretzel dishes, tidbit dishes, tiered servers, and bonbon dishes Other articles: Cups valued not over 81.35 per dozen, saucers valued not over 80.90 per dozen, plates not over 9 inches in maximum diameter and valued not over 81.30 per dozen, plates over 9 but not over 11 inches in maximum diameter and valued not over 82.70 per dozen, and other articles valued not over 84.50 per dozi^n

100 per doz. pes. + '(0%' ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 50?^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 22?^ ad val. 3 5 ^ ad val.

100 per 5 0 % ad 100 per 7 0 ^ ad

100 per doz. pee h5% ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 70;^ ad val.

100 per doz, pes. kS% ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 7 0 ^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 5 5 ^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 7 0 ^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. + 3 6 ^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 705^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 3 6 % ad val.

100 per doz. pes 7(M ad val.

doz. pes. val. doz. pes. val.

h3% ad val.

100 per doz. pes. + k3% ad val.

I 100 per doz. pes.

I

70J^ ad val.

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241 Rates of Duty

Item

Articles

1

533.75

2

Articles chiefly used for preparing, serving, etc. (con.): Of nonbone chinaware or of subporcelain (con.): Household ware not covered by items 533.63, etc. (con.): Other articles (con.): Cups valued over $1.35 tut not over S4 per dozen, saucers valued over $0.90 but not over $1.90 per dozen, plates not over 9 inches in maximum diameter and valued over $1.30 but not over $3.40 per dozen, plates over 9 but not over 11 inches in maximum diameter and valued over $2.70 but not over $6 per dozen, and other articles valued over $4.50 but not over 10^ per doz. pes. + 6 0 ^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. + 70?^ ad val.

2 0 ^ ad val.

12.5% ad val.

5056 ad val.

5% ad val.

534.11

Cups valued over $4 per dozen, saucers valued over $1.90 per dozen, plates not over 9 inches in maximum diameter and valued over $3.40 per dozen, plates over 9 but not over 11 inches in maximum diameter and valued over $6 per dozen, and other articles valued over $11.50 per dozen

100 per doz. pes. + 3 5 ^ ad val.

S% ad val.

533.77

100 per doz. pes. + 7 0 ^ ad val.

15% ad val.

12.5^ ad val. 6.259^ ad val.

2 5 ^ ad val. 255^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. + 259^ ad val. 100 per doz. pes. + 305^ ad val. 40 per doz. pes. + 2 0 ^ ad val. 2 5 ^ ad val. k3% ad val. 275^ ad val.

100 per doz. pes. 5056 ad val. 100 per doz. pes. + 5 0 ^ ad val. 100 per doz. pes. + 5 0 ^ ad val. 70?^ ad val. 7 C ^ ad val. kO% ad val.

Statues, statuettes, and hand-made flowers, all the foregoing not specially provided for, of ceramic ware, valued over $2.50 each and produced by professional sculptors or directly from molds made from original models produced by professional

Smokers' articles, household articles, and art and ornamental articles such as, but not limited to, statues, figurines, flowers, vases, lamp bases, bric-a-brac, and wall plaques, all the foregoing not specially provided for, of ceramic ware: 534.21 534.31

534.74 534.76

Of coarse-grained earthenware, or of coarseOf fine-grained earthenware, whether or not decorated, having a reddish-colored body and a lustrous glaze, and mottled, streaked, or solidly colored brown to black with metallic oxide or salt: Valued not over $1.50 per dozen articles Of fine-grained earthenware or of fine-grained stoneware (except articles provided for in items 534.74 and 534.76):

534.81 534.84

534.87 534.91 534.94 534.97

Valued over $3 but not over $10 per dozen

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NONMETALLIC MINERALS AND PRODUCTS Part 2. - Ceramic Products Rates of Duty

Subpart D. - Industrial C e r a m i c s Subpart D headnote; I. Nonceramic materials used merely for supporting, joining, or reinforcing purposes in chemical ware provided for in this subpart shall be disregarded in determining the component material of chief value in such articles.

535.12 535.1't

Ceramic magnets, ceramic electrical insulators whether or not in part of metal, and other ceramic electrical ware, including ferroelectric and piezoelectric ceramic elements: Porcelain insulators, with metal parts cemented thereto and comprising not less than 30 percent of the weight thereof, used in high-voltage, low-frequency electrical systems Ferrites Other • •

15il^ ad val. Vi% ad val. 30^ ad val.

35i^ ad val. 4 5 $ ad val. 51 605$ ad val.

535.21 535.24 535.27

Laboratory and industrial chemical ware, of ceramic ware: Of porcelain or of subporcelain Of stoneware Other

60% ad val. 40^ ad val. 20^ ad val.

60^ ad val. 60^ ad val. h% ad val.

S a n i t a r y ware, i n c l u d i n g plumbing f i x t u r e s and b a t h room a c c e s s o r i e s, a l l the for e g o i n g, and part s the r e o f, of ceramic ware

30^ ad val.

60% ad val.

Machinery part s, of p o r c e l a i n or of s u b p o r c e l a i n

I W ad val.

40% ad val.

45S^ ad. f a. -rl 2 C * ad.val.

6 0 ^ ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

535.11

535.31

535.41

Subpart E.

536.11 536.15

Ceramic Articles Not Specially Provided For

Ceramic wares, and articles of such wares, not specially provided for: Of porcelain or of subporcelain Other

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243 Rates of Duty

Item

Articles 2

1

P A R T 3. -GLASS AND GLASS PRODUCTS Part 3 headnote: 1. For the purposes of the t a r i f f schedules. fused quartz and fused s i l i c a shall be regarded as glass.

Subpart A. - Glass in the Mass; Glass in B a l l s, Tubes, Rods, and Certain Other For m s; Foam Glass; Optical Glass; and Glass F i b e r s and Products Thereof Subpart A headnotes: 1.

This subpart does not cover — (i) articles (other than globules or b a l l s) described In subpart C of t h i s part; ( II) glass or synthetic optical c r y s t a l s In any form o p t i c a l l y worked (see part 2A of schedule 7); ( H i) glass eyes (see parts 2S and I3A of schedule 7); ( i v) toy marbles (see part 5E of schedule 7); (vl glass filaments, glass f i b e r s, and articles fnereof, s p e c i f i c a l l y Included as textile s in the provisions for "man-made f i b e r s ", and articles thereof (see headnote 2 of part' IE of schedule 3); or (vl) reinforced or laminated p l a s t i c s. or articles thereof (see part I2A of schedule 7).

2. For the purposes of the t a r i f f schedules. the term "not o p t i c a l l y worked" means that the glass or the synthetic optical crystals have-not been subjected to any grinding or polishing incident to surface shaping for producing optical properties.

540.11 540.13 54o.l4 540,15

Glass, i n the mass; glass, crushed, powdered, or flaked ( f r o s t i n g s); and waste or scrap glass; a l l the foregoing except glass provided for i n item 540.21 and 540.27: Glass i n the mass: Containing over 95 percent s i l i c a by weight..

155^ 21?^ k% 15%

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

30% 50% 10% 30%

ad ad ad ad

val. val, val. val.

Enamels, colors, glazes, and fluxes, a l l the foregoing of glass, f r i t, or calcine: 540.21 540.27

12,55^ ad val. 34% ad val.

30% ad val. 40% ad val.

35% ad v a l, 25% ad val.

60% ad v a l, 55% ad val.

Solid glass globules and b a l l s, spherical or approximately spherical i n shape, colored or not colored, for whatever use intended: 540.33 540.37

25-555 O - 64 - 17

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Rates of Duty Item

Articles

1 Glass rods, tubes, and tubing, all the foregoing not processed: Containing over 95 percent silica by weight

2

540.63 540.65 540.67

540.71

609$ ad val.

3 0 ^ ad val.

6 0 ^ ad val.

10.5^ ad val.

25S6 ad val.

209^ ad val. 405^ ad val.

4 0 ^ ad val. 40?6 ad val. 5 0 % ad val.

225^ ad val.

5 0 % ad val.

Bricks, blocks, tiles, slabs, squares, and other articles, all the foregoing, of pressed or molded glass,

Small glass cubes, rectangles, fragments, or chippings, all the foregoing, whether or not attached to a backing, chiefly used for making mosaics and for other

540.55

540.61

6 0 ^ ad val.

5 0 ^ ad val.

540,51

40S^ ad val. 65!^ ad val.

1 7 ^ ad val.

540.47

l45^ ad val. 32.55^ ad val.

245^ ad val.

540.41 540.43

Optical glass in any form, including blanks for spectacle lenses and for other optical elements; non-optical-glass blanks for corrective spectacle lenses; synthetic optical crystals in the form of ingots, segments of ingots, sheets, or blanks for optical elements; all the foregoing not optically worked; polarizing material, in plates or sheets, not cut to shape or mounted for use as polarizing optical elements: Synthetic optical crystals in the form of ingots.. Lens blanks:

Other optical glass and synthetic optical

Glass fibers in bulk; glass fibers in the form of mats, batts, blankets, felts, pads, casings and boards, all the foregoing, of a density not over 25 pounds per cubic foot, whether or not coated, impregnated, or bonded with glue, plastics, or other substances, or lined, backed, or supported with paper, paperboard, fabrics or similar material, or with metal mesh or foil; glass-fiber filters, with or without their frameworks or supports; and articles not

Subpart B. - Flat Glass and Products Thereof Subpart B headnotes: 1, This subpart covers flat glass and certain articles made ttierefrom. This subpart does not cover — (i) articles described in subpart A or C of this part; (ill glass optically worked (see part 2A of schedule 7); (ill) certain painted, colored, or stained glass windows Imported for the use of religious institutions (see part 4 of schedule 8). 2.

For the purposes of this subpart — (a) the term "cast or rolled glass" refers to glass that, as originally produced, has surfaces one or both of which, by a rolling process, have been made rough, figured, fluted, or ribbed, or have been otherwise impressed;

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(b) the term "ordinary glass" refers to glass other than "colored or special glass", as defined In headnote 2(cl, Infra; (c) the term "colored or special glass" refers to glass that has a transmlttance of normally Incident light of less than 66 percent at one or more wave lengths from 400 to 700 millimicrons, inclusive, or a transmlttance of less than 80 percent at one or more wave lengths from 525 to 575 millimicrons. Inclusive, for glass 1/4 Inch In thickness, or of the equivalent transmlttances for any other thickness, provided that. In determining such light transmlttances, the effect of surface Iregularities or configurations, or of other surface treatment (except flashing applied prior to solidification), and the effect of wire netting within the glass, shall be eliminated; (d) the term "united inches" refers to the sum In Inches of the length and width of a rectangle of glass; and (el the term "polished", as used with reference to glass, refers to glass one or both of the surfaces of which have been made smooth and glossy, in whole or In part, by abrasive or chemical means, or by floating the glass over molten metal. 5. For the purposes of this subpart, superficial area shall be used In determining the surface area of cast or rolled glass. 4. Glass provided for In Items 542.11 through 542.98, Imported In any shipment In quantities over 50 square feet of the same size and thickness, shall be denied entry unless — (I) packed In units containing, as nearly as the particular size permits, 50 square feet, or multiples thereof, or (II) packed In units containing multiples of the number of sheets of the same size and thickness which would be contained in a unit if packed to contain, as nearly as such size permits, 50 or 100 square feet, or (III) otherwise packed In a manner which conforms to the packing practices of the domestic glass Industry as determined and published from time to time by the Secretary of the Treasury.

S'tl.Ol

541.11 5'+1.21 5'*1.31

Ribbon glass, or flat glass, in rectangles or otherwise, not ground and not otherwise processed, weighing not over k oz. per sq. ft Glass (whether or not containing wire netting), in rectangles, not ground, not polished and not otherwise processed, weighing over h oz. per sq. ft.: Cast or rolled glass; Ordinary glass Colored or special glass: Opaque and measuring over 15/64 inch in thickness Opaque and measuring not over 15/64 inch in thickness, or not opaque and of any thickness

0.625!« per lb.

1.5«l per lb.

1.2? per lb.

5.50 per lb.

0.6250 per lb. 2.5% ad val.

1.5? per lb. 5% ad val.

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5^^2.11 5^*2.13

542.21 5't2.23 5't2,25

5't2.31 5't2.33 5't2.35 5't2.37 542.42 542.44 542.46 542.48 542.57 542.67

542.71

542.73

542.75

542.77

542.92 542.94

542.96

542.98

Glass (whether or not containing wire netting), etc. (con.): Other, including blown or drawn glass, but excluding pressed or molded glass: Ordinary glass: Weighing over 4 oz. but not over 12 oz. per sq. ft.: Measuring not over 40 united inches Measuring over 40 united inches.... Weighing over 12 oz. but not over I6 oz. per sq. ft.: Measuring not over 40 united inches Measuring over 40 but not over 60 united inches Measuring over 60 united inches.... Weighing over 15 oz. but not over 28 o z. per sq. ft.: Measuring not over 40 united inches Measuring over 40 but not over 60 united inches Measuring over 60 but not over 100 united inches Measuring over 100 united inches... Weighing over 28 oz. per sq. ft.: Not over 2-2/3 sq. ft. in area Over 2-2/3 but not over 7 sq. ft. in area Over 7 but not over 15 sq. ft. in area Over 15 sq. ft. in area Colored or special glass: Weighing over 4 o z. but not over 12 o z. per sq. ft Weighing over 12 o z. but not over I6 oz. per sq. ft Weighing over I6 oz. but not over 28 oz. per sq. ft.: Measuring not over 40 united inches Measuring over 40 but not over 60 united inches Measuring over 60 but not over 90 united inches Measuring over 90 united inches.... Weighing over 28 o z. per sq. ft.: Not over 2-2/3 sq. ft. in area Over 2-2/3 but not over 7 sq. ft. in area Over 7 but not over I5 sq. ft. in area Over 15 sq. ft. in area

1/ Rate increased piorsuant to escape-clause proclamation. See part 2 of Appendix to Tariff Schedules.

0.70 per lb. •^, 0.90 per lb. -'

1.50 per lb. 1.90 per lb.

1.00 per lb. -'

2.10 per lb.

1.10 per lb. - M 1.20 per lb. ^

2.40 per lb. 2.50 per lb.

0.70 per I b. ^

1.50 per lb.

0.90 per

Ib.V

1.90 per lb.

1.10 per I b. ^ 1.40 per lb. ^

2.40 per lb. 2.80 per lb.

0.70 per

Ib.V

1.50 per lb.

0.90 per

Ib.V

1.90 per lb.

1.10 per I b. ^ 1.40 per lb. ^

2,40 per lb. 2.80 per lb.

^, ^

1.70 per

Ib.V

4.00 per lb.

6.00 per

Ib.i/

13.00 per lb.

0.70 per 2.55^ ad

V

1.50 per lb. + 55^ ad val.

0.90 per 2.551S ad

.V

1.90 per lb. + 5 ^ ad val.

. 1.10 per lb. + 2.5^ ad val. 1.40 per lb. +. 2.55^ ad

2.40 per lb. + % ad val. 2.80 per lb. + % ad val.

0.70 per 2.5^ ad

1.50 per lb. + % ad val.

0.90 per 2.5^ ad

1.90 per lb. + 3% ad val.

1.10 per 2.5% ad 1.40 per 2.55^ ad

2.40 per lb. + 55^ ad val.

2.80 per Va. J 5% ad val. -'

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247 Rates of Duty

5^3.11

5^3.21 5^3.23 5't3.27 5'(3.31

5't3.6l 5'*3.63

5'f3.67 5't3.69

5't't.ll

5'+'*.17

Glass (including plate glass and float glass), whether or not containing wire netting, in rectangles, ground or polished on one or both surfaces in whole or in part, but not further processed: Ordinary glass: Containing wire netting Not containing wire netting: Measuring not over 15/32 inch in thickness: Not over 2-2/3 sq» ft. in area Over 2-2/3 but not over 7 sq. ft. in area. • Over 7 sq. ft. in area Measuring over 15/32 inch in thickness... Colored or special glass: Measuring not over 15/32 inch in thickness: Not over 2-2/3 sq. ft. in area Over 2-2/3 but not over 7 sq. ft. in area Over 7 sq. ft. in area Measuring over 15/32 inch in thickness Glass (including cast, rolled, drawn, or blown glass, whether or not containing wire netting or surface ground or polished), cut to other than rectangular shape (except glass provided for in item 5'<1.01), and glass (including cast, rolled, drawn, or blown glass, whether or not containing wire netting or surface ground or polished), whether in rectangles or cut to other than rectangular shape, subjected to bending, curving, beveling, edging, notching, drilling, chipping, sanding, embossing, engraving, etching, coating, staining, enamelling, painting, decorating, or any combination thereof, all the foregoing glass, whether or not such cutting or processing dedicates the glass to a specific use, but not including any article hereinafter described in this subpart or described in subpart A or C of this part: Strips, not over 6 inches in width, weighing over 16 ounces per square foot, and having all longitudinal edges ground or otherwise smoothed or processed Other: Glass measuring over 15/32 inch in thickness.. Other

5Vt.31

Laminated glass made of two or more layers of any of the glass described in items 5'+l.ll through 5'*'*.31, inclusive, and other material, whether or not shaped or framed or both

230 per sq. ft.

3.5« per sq. ft.

12.50 per sq. ft.

5« per sq. ft. 5.60 per sq. ft. 2 1 ^ ad val.

17.250 per sq. ft. 19.750 per sq. ft. 5 0 ^ ad val.

3.5e per sq. ft. 2.5?^ ad val.

12.50 per sq. ft. 3% ad val.

5e per sq. ft. + 2.5% ad val. 5.6e per sq. ft. 2.5% ad val. 23.5^ ad val.

17.250 3% ad 19.750 3% ad 5 5 ^ ad

22% ad val.

53:* ad val.

23.5% ad val. 15'^ ad val. 1/

6 0 % ad val. 6 0 % ad val.

Toughened (specially tempered) glass, made of any of the glass described in items 5'^1.11 through 5'(4.17, whether or not shaped or framed or both

5V^.'tl

6« (6.8e) per sq. ft.

1/ Rate increased on certain glass pursuant to escapeclause proclamation. See part 2 of Appendix to Tariff Schedules.
 * See general headnote 3(f)(iii).

I85& ad val.

per sq. ft. val. per sq. ft. val. val.

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Rates of Duty

Item

Articles

1

2

Mirrors, made of any of the glass described in items 541.11 through 544.41, with or without frames or oases (except framed or cased mirrors of precious metal, and mirrors designed for use in instruments): 3 5 ^ ad val. 205^ ad val.

5 0 % ad val.

309^ ad val.

544.61

5 0 % ad val. 45% ad val.

22?^ ad val.

6 0 % ad val.

1 0 % ad val. 325^ ad val.

2 5 % ad val. 7 5 % ad val.

230 per gross 3/40 per lb, 0.40 per lb.

500 per gross 1-1/20 per lb. 10 per lb.

80 each + 4 0 % ad val. 150 each + 40% ad val. 210 each + 40?^ ad val. 330 each + 40% ad val.

150 each + 4 5 % ad val. 300 each + 4 5 % ad val, 37.50 each + 4 5 % ad val. 45i!' each + 4 5 % ad val.

2 8 % ad val. 2 4 % ad val.

544.51 544,54

7 0 % ad val. 60% ad val.

Multiple-glazed units made of any of the glass described in items 54l.ll through 544,4l, however sealed, containing two or more glass sheets with a vacuum, or

Painted, colored, or stained glass windows, however set. 544.64

Subpart C. - Glassware and Other Glass Products Subpart C headnotes: 1. This subpart does not cover certain articles witti a light-reflecting surface provided for in Item 790.50 of part 13A of schedule 7, 2. The provisions in this subpart for laboratory glassware (items 547.53 and 547.55) Include laboratory apparatus or instruments which are essentially glassware whether or not furnished with supports, frames, or mounts of other materials.

Containers (except ampoules) chiefly used for the packing, transporting, or marketing of merchandise, and containers chiefly used for home canning and preserving, all the foregoing, of glass, with or without their closures and whether or not coated with plastics materials: Ordinarily used for perfume or other toilet preparations, or if fitted with or designed for use with ground glass stoppers: 545.11 545.17 545.21 545.25 545.27

0th rwi e produced Other: Holding over 1/4 pint but not over 1 pint

Glass inners designed for vacuum flasks or for other vacuum vessels: 545.31 545.34 545.35 545.37

Having a capacity of over 1 but not over 2 pints... Having a capacity of over 2 but not over 4 pints...

Illuminating articles for use in the household or elsewhere in connection with artificial illumination (except candle illumination) in such manner as to pass, reflect, refract, disperse, color, or otherwise affect the light for practical or ornamental purposes; articles which reflect or color artificial light directed on them for use as, or in connection with, signs or signals; and parts of any of the foregoing articles; any of the foregoing, of glass, and not optically worked: 545.53 545.55

T ° ^h

•

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249 Rates of Duty

5^5.57 545.61 5't5.63 5'+5.65 545.67 545.81 545.85 545.87

Illuminating articles, etc. (con.): Prisms and other glass articles of a type used in chandeliers and wall brackets, and articles made therefrom Lenses and filters, and parts thereof, for lighting and signal purposes Reflecting lenses, buttons, and other reflecting articles, used as, or in connection with, signs or s i g n a l s.... r Chimneys Other

245^ ad val. 305^ ad val. 249^ ad val.

Christmas ornaments of glass: Beads Other: Valued not over S7.50 per gross Valued over 87.50 per gross

4o^ ad val. 25.55^ ad val.

ad val. ad val.

405^ ad val. 28?^ ad val. 21$^ ad val.

ad val. ad val. ad val.

245^ ad val.

ad val.

26.5^ ad val

ad val.

546.55 546.57

Articles chiefly used in the household or elsewhere for preparing, serving, or storing food or beverages, or food or beverage ingredients; smokers' articles, household articles, and art and ornamental articles, all the foregoing not specially provided for: Glassware made of glass containing by weight over 24 percent lead laonoxide: Valued not over $1 each Valued over 81 but not over 83 each Valued over $3 each Glassware, other than the foregoing, decorated with metal flecking, glass pictorial scenes, or glass thread- or ribbon-like effects, any of the foregoing embedded or introduced into the body of the glassware prior to its solidification; millefiori glassware: Valued not over 81 each: Smokers' articles Other Valued over 8I each Glassware, other than the foregoing, colored prior to solidification, and characterized by random distribution of numerous bubbles, seeds, or stones, throughout the mass of the glass Glassware, other than the foregoing, pressed and toughened (specially tempered), chiefly used for preparing, serving, or storing food or beverages, or food or beverage ingredients Other glassware: Valued not over 8I each: Smokers' articles Perfume bottles fitted with ground glass stoppers Other Valued over 8I but not over 83 each Valued over $3 each: Cut or engraved Other

547.11 547.13 547.15

Clock and watch glasses and other protective glasses, including glasses for noncorrective spectacles, all the foregoing, with one or both surfaces curved but not optically worked (except blanks for corrective spectacle lenses): Watch glasses: Round Other Other

1 5 % ad val. 4856 ad val. 25S^ ad val.

54-7.21

Gauge glasses, whether tubular or nontubular

20.5S^ ad val.

546.11 546.13 546.17

546.21 546.23 546.25 546.35

546.3

546.41 546.45 546.51 546.53

6 0 % ad val. 6 0 % ad val. 6 0 ^ ad val.

Zk% ad val. 4 0 ^ ad val. 25.5^ ad val.

6 0 % ad val 605^ ad val 60?^ ad val

25.5^ ad val.

60S^ ad val

255^ ad val.

5 0 % ad val

249^ ad val. 3 2 ^ ad val. 30St ad val. 3 5 % ad val,

ad val. ad val, ad val.

22.5?^ ad val. 3 0 * ad val.

ad val. ad val.

ad val. ad val. ad val.

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250

Rates of Duty

Glass envelopes (including bulbs and tubes), without fittings, designed for electric lamps, vacuum tubes or other electrical devices: Bulbs for incandescent lamps Other

10?^ ad val. 2 5 ^ ad val.

2 0 ^ ad val. 55S^ ad val.

5't7.4l 5't7.43

Glass electric insulators with or without fittings: With metal fittings Without metal fittings

159^ ad val. 2C«6 ad val.

355^ ad val. 5 0 ^ ad val.

5't7.51

Glass ampoules

250 per gross

500 per gro

547.53 5^7.55

Pharmaceutical, hygienic, and laboratory glassware, whether or not graduated or calibrated: Containing over 95 percent silica by weight Other

2 0 ^ ad val. 42.5^ ad val.

509^ ad val. 859^ ad val.

l45^ ad val. 32.556 ad val. 2 5 * ad val.

ilO% ad val. 609^ ad val. 33% ad val.

Subpart D. - Glass Articles Not Specially Provided For

5^*8.01 548.03, 548.05

Articles not specially provided for, of glass: Tubes and tubing with the ends processed: Containing over 95 percent silica by weight. Other Other

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Part 1 - Metal-Bearing Ores and Other Metal-Bearing Materials

Schedule 6 headnotes: 1,

Part 2

Part 3

Metals, Their Alloys, and Their Basic Shapes and Forms A. Precious Metals B. Iron or Steel C. Copper D. Aluminum E. Nickel F. Tin G. Lead H. Zinc J. Beryllium, Columbium, Germanium, Hafnium, Indium, Magnesium, Molybdenum, Rhenium, Tantalum, Titanium, Tungsten, Uranium, and Zirconium K, Other Base Metals Metal Products A. Metallic Containers B. Wire Cordage; Wire Screen, Netting and Fencing; Bale Ties Metal Leaf and FoU; Metallics C. D, Nails, Screws, Bolts, and Other Fasteners; Locks, Builders' Hardware; Furniture, Luggage, and Saddlery Hardware E. Tools, Cutlery, Forks and Spoons F. Miscellaneous Metal Products G. Metal Products Not Specially Provided For

Part 4 - Machinery and Mechanical Equipment A. Boilers, Non-Electric Motors and Engines, and Other General-Purpose Machinery B, Elevators, Winches, Cranes, and Related Machinery; Earth-Moving and Mining Machinery C. Agricultural and Horticultural Machinery; Machinery for Preparing Food and Drink D. Pulp and Paper Machinery; Bookbinding Machinery; Printing Machinery E. Textile Machines; Laundry and Dry Cleaning Machines; Sewing Machines F. Machines for Working Metal, Stone, and Other Materials G. Office Machines H. Other Machines J. Parts of Machines Part 5 - Electrical Machinery and Equipment Part 6 - Transportation Equipment A. Rail Locomotives and Rolling Stock B. Motor Vehicles C. Aircraft and Spacecraft D. Pleasure Boats; Floating Structures

This schedule does not cover

—

(II chemical elements (except thorium and uranium) and isotopes which are usefully radioactive (see part I3B of schedule 4); (II) the alkali metals. I.e., cesium, lithium, potassium, rubidium, and sodium (see part 2A of schedule 4); or (lii) certain articles and parts thereof, of metal, provided for in schedule 7 and elsewhere. 2. For the purposes of the tariff schedules, unless the context requires otherwise — (a) the term "precious metal" embraces gold, silver, platinum and other metals of the platinum group (iridium, osmium, palladium, rhodium, and ruthenium), and preciousmetaI a Iloys; (b) the term "base metal" embraces aluminum, antimony, arsenic, barium, beryllium, bismuth, boron, cadmium, calcium, chromium, cobalt, columbium, copper, gallium, germanium, hafnium, indium, iron, lead, magnesium, manganese, mercury, molybdenum, nickel, rhenium, the rare-earth metals (Including scandium and yttrium), selenium, silicon, strontium, tantalum, tellurium, thallium, thorium, tin, titanium, tungsten, uranium, vanadium, zinc, and zirconium, and base-metal alloys; (c) the term "meta I" embraces precious metals, base metals, and their alloys; and (d) in determining which of two or more equally specific provisions for articles "of iron or steel", "of copper", "of aluminum", or "of" other base metals applies to an article containing two or more base metals and wholly or in chief value thereof, the classification shall be made according to the base metal which predominates by weight over each of the other base metals rather than according to the base metal In chief value.

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PART 1. - METAL-BEARING ORES AND OTHER METAL-BEARING MATERIALS Part

I headnotes:

1. This part covers metal-bear!ng ores, and certain other metal-bearing materials. This part does not cover — (a) pigments or fertilizers (see schedule 4, parts 9B and II, respectively), or chemical compounds (see schedule 4); (b) slag cements, mineral wools, dolomite, cryolite, chiolite, or alunlte, magnesite, or calcined bauxite (see schedule 5, part U; (c) precious and semiprecious stones (see schedule 5, part IH); or (d) metal waste and scrap,, native metals separated from their gangues or matrices, or other metals essentially in a metallic state (see part 2 of this schedule). 2.

For the purposes of this part — (a) the term "metal-bearing ores" embraces only metalliferous minerals, whether crude or concentrated (by crushing, flotation, washing, or by other physical or mechanical separation processes which do not Involve substantial chemical change), and roasted or sintered lead, copper, and zinc concentrates, from which precious metals or base metals, as defined In headnote 2 of this schedule, are commercially obtained, including metals obtained directly in unalloyed form. In the form of alloys, or In the form of chemical compounds; (b) the term " other m e t a l - b e a r i n g m a t e r l a i s of a type commonly used for the extraction of metal or as a basis for the manufacture of chemical compounds" embraces ash, slag, dross, scale, mattes, speiss, skimmings, flue dust, fumes, refinery slimes, residues, and all other materials (except metal-bearing ores, as above defined, and the dross or residuum from burnt pyrites) of a type from which precious metals or base metals, as defined in headnote 2 of this schedule, are conmonly obtained (either as the result of a further processing of the materials as such, or as a result of the addition of the materials as alloying materials to other materials being processed), including metals obtained directly In unalloyed form. In the form of alloys, or In the form of chemical compounds; (c) lead Plants are pyrometallurglcal reduction facilities whose principal production by weight, exclusive of waste materials and by-products, consists of lead bulI ion; (d) copper plants are pyrometallurglcal reduction facilities whose principal production by weight, exclusive of waste materials and by-products, consists of blister copper, black copper, anode copper, or fire-refined copper; (e) zinc Plants are facilities whose principal production by weight, exclusive of waste materials and by-products, consists of unwrought zinc metal, zinc pigments, zinc compounds, or zinc fume; and (f) other plants are all facilities which do hot fall within the foregoing definitions of lead plants, copper plants, and zinc plants.

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3. The duties Imposed under Item 602.10, 602.20, or 602.30 of this part on the copper, lead, or zinc contained In metal-bearing ores are-cumulatlve duties which apply In addition to the duties. If any, otherwise Imposed on such ores. 4. Dutiable Metal Content of Ores and Other Materials: la) The specific rates of duty Imposed under the provisions of this part on the metal content of ores and other materials shall apply to the quantity of metal contained therein as determined by chemical analysis without deductions, whether recovered as metals, as alloys, or as chefnicat compounds or used directly In the manufacture of articles, except as hereinafter provided in this headnote. lb) Allowable Absolute Deductions for tosses on Copper. Lead, or Zinc Content: With respect to ores or other materials provided for In this part which are subject to duty at specific rates on their copper, lead, or zinc content, absolute deductions from the respective quantities of each of such metal contents as determined by chemical analysis shall be allowed, except when losses which exceed such absolute deductions are allowable as provided in 41c) of this headnote, as follows: (I) Materials Initially treated at copper plants: lA) From the copper content, 2 units (8) From the lead content, 2 units plus 50 percent by weight of any remaining lead content (C) From the zinc content, 100 percent by weight ( I D Materials Initially treated at lead Plants: (A) From the copper content, 2 units (B) From the lead content, 2 units (C) From the zinc content, 2 units or 20 percent by weight of the zinc content, whichever is greater (III) Materials initially treated at zinc Plants: (A) From the copper content, 2 units IB) From the lead content, 2 units (C) From the zinc content, 6 units (Iv) Materials initially treated at other Plants; lA) From the copper content, 2 units IB) From the lead content, 2 units (C) From the zinc content, 2 units For the purposes of these provisions, one unit Is 20 pounds of the respective metal per dry short ton of Imported material. (c) Allowable Deductions In lieu of Absolute Deductions on Copper. Lead, or Zinc Content: With respect to ores or other materials provided for in this part which are subject to duty at specific rates on their copper, lead, or zinc content. If more than 90 percent by weight of — (I) the zinc content of the Imported materials Initially treated at any lead plant, (II) the copper content of the Imported materials initially treated at any zinc plant, or (III) the copper, lead, or zinc content of the Imported materials Initially treated at any plant other than a copper, lead, or zinc plant.

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is lost in processing during the fiscal year at such plant, th» rate of loss to be applied to the like content of materials imported during the 12-month period beginning on the first day of the calendar month nearest to 90 days after the close of the said fiscal year to be initially treated at such plant shall be the actual percentage by weight of such losses for such plant during the said fiscal year. (dl Claims for Deductions: The deductions provided for in 4(b) and 4 (c), supra, do not apply to imported materials unless the importer, at the time entry for consumption or for warehouse Is filed, makes claim therefor In writing and certifies as to the name, location, and status of the plant at which the materials are to be initially treated. If material with respect to which a certification has been filed is to be transferred to a plant for initial treatment other than the plant specified In the certification, the importer shall notify the collector at the port of entry In advance of the transfer of the material and the entry shall be liquidated or reliquidated on the basis of the allowable losses for the plant to which transfer Is to be made. If the importer fails to so notify the collector or fails to transfer the material after having notified the collector of his intention to do so, no deductions shall be alloivable on such material and liquidation or reliquidation of the entry shall be made accordingly. (e) Statements of tosses: If losses are to be claimed under headnote 4 (c), supra, for a specific plant, the importer shall, not later than 60 days after the close of each fiscal year, file with the collector of customs of the customs collection district in which the plant is located, a statement of losses for said fiscal year for the plant involved and at the request of the importer said collector shall advise the collectors of customs at other ports designated by the importer of the rates of losses at the said plant. (f) Maintenance of Plant Records: Each plant for which any of the deductions provided for in this headnote are claimed shall maintain records showing the receipt and disposition of each shipment of materials received in the plant and, if losses are to be claimed under headnote 4 (c), supra, a record of the losses experienced, and these records shall be made available for inspection by customs officers. 5. When, under the procedures set forth in headnote 5 of part 2C of this schedule, the market price of copper is considered to be below 24 cents per pound, a duty of 2 cents per pound on copper content shall apply in lieu of the duty of 1.7 cents per pound on copper content in column I of the Rates of Duty columns of items 602.30, 603.50, and 603.55. 6. When the classification of Imported materials under any provision of this part is dependent on the percentage of metal content, such percentage shall be the ratio of the total quantity of the respective metal content to the total quantity of imported material when computed on a dry-weight basis, i.e., free of all uncomblned moisture.

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601.03 601.06 601.09 601.12 601.15 601.18 601.21 601.2^*

601.27

601.28 601.30 601.33

Metal-bearing ores and the dross or residuum from burnt pyrites: Antimony ore Bauxite Beryllium ore Cerium ore Chrome ore Cobalt ore Columbium ore Iron ore, including manganiferous iron ore containing not over 10 percent by weight of manganese, and the dross or residuum from burnt pyrites Manganese ore, including ferruginous manganese ore, and manganiferous iron ore, all the foregoing containing over 10 percent by weight of manganese Ore (except manganiferous iron o r e), the product of Cuba Mercury ore Molybdenum ore

601.54

Nickel ore Precious metal ores Tantalum ore ..> Thorium ore (including monazite sand) Tin ore and black oxide of tin Titanium ore (including ilmenite, ilmenite sand, rutile, and rutile sand) Tungsten ore

601.57 601.60 601.63 601.66

Uranium ore Vanadium ore Zirconium ore (including zirconium sand) Other metal-bearing ores

601.36 601.39 601.'t2 601.45 601.48 601.51

602.10 602.20

602.25

602.30 602.31

603.05 603.10 603.15 603.20

603.25 603.30

Any of the foregoing ores bearing lead, zinc, or copper: All lead-bearing ores All zinc-bearing ores All copper-bearing ores: For an aggregate amount not to exceed 15,000 tons of copper content in ores which contain by weight not over 15 percent copper and which are entered in any calendar year for use as a flux or sulphur reagent in copper smelting or converting Other (see headnote 5 of this part) If products of Cuba

Other metal-bearing materials of a type commonly used for the extraction of metal or as a basis for the manufacture of chemical compounds: Aluminum dross and skimmings Antimony, needle or liquated Ferrous scale Flue dust or fume containing, by weight, over 55 percent of cadmium and not over 15 percent of any one or combination of the metals lead, zinc, or copper Lead dross Zinc dross and zinc skimmings See footnotes at end of part 1. (s) = Suspended. See general headnote 3(h) • •

Free 500 per ton 1/ Free Free Free Free Free

Free $1 per ton \J Free Free Free Free Free

0.250 per lb. on manganese content

10 per lb. on manganese content

Free (s) Free 24? per lb. on molybdenum content Free Free Free Free Free

Free 350 per lb. on molybdenum content Free Free Free Free Free

Free 500 per lb. on tungsten content Free Free Free Free

Free 500 per lb. on tungsten content Free Free Free Free

0.75* lead 0.670 zinc

1.50 per lb. on lead content Zj 1.670 per lb. on zinc content 2 /

per lb. on content 2 / per lb. on content 2 /

Free of duty on copper content 1.70 per lb. on copper content Free of duty on copper content

Free of duty on copper content 40 per lb. on copper content (s)

Free 0.250 per lb. T^t per ton

Free 0.250 per lb. 750 per ton

Free 1.06250 per lb. on lead content 2J 0.750 per lb. 2 /

Free 2.1250 per lb. on lead content 2 / 1.50 per lb. 2 /

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Rates of Duty Item

Articles

1

2

Other metal-bearing materials, etc. (con.): Other: 200 per lb. on molybdenum content + 6% ad val. 42? per lb. on tungsten content + 20% ad val.

Free

Free

603.55

40 per lb. on copper content + 1.50 per lb. on lead content + I.670 per lb. on zinc content 2/

Free

603.50

40 per lb. on copper content + 1,50 per lb. on lead content + I.670 per lb. on zinc content 2/

1.70 per lb. on copper content + 0.750 per lb. on lead content + O.670 per lb. on zinc content 2 /

Free

Free 15$^ ad val.

603.'tS

500 per lb. on molybdenum content + 1 5 ^ ad val. 600 per lb. on tungsten content + 405^ ad val.

1.70 per lb. on copper content + 0.750 per lb. on lead content + O.670 per lb. on zinc content 2 /

603. to

Free 3 0 % ad val.

Materials, other than the foregoing, containing, by weight, over 10 percent of any one of the metals copper, lead, or zinc, and to be initially treated at a copper, lead, or zinc plant (see headnote 5 of this

Materials, other than the foregoing, containing, by weight, over 5 troy ounces of gold per short ton, or over 100 troy ounces of precious metals per short ton (see

603.60

Materials, other than the foregoing, containing, by weight, over 10 percent of

603.62

Materials, other than the foregoing, which consist of slag containing by weight over 40 percent titanium, and which if containing over 2 percent by weight of copper. lead, or zinc are not to be treated for

603.65

Materials, other than the foregoing, which are residues not advanced in value or condition by any means, and which if containing over 2 percent by weight of copper. lead, or zinc are not to be treated for

603.70

1/ Duty suspended through July 15, 196't. See Appendix to Tariff Schedules. 2 / Absolute quotas imposed on lead and zinc content of ores and certain other products pursuant to escapeclause proclamation. See Appendix to Tariff Schedules.

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