Diamonds-Continued.

Miners'

Rough or uncut.
Dianisidine..
Dice.
Dichloride:

Ethylene

Propylene.
Dichlorophthalic acid.
Dichromate:

Potassium.

Sodium...
Dictophones and parts.
Die blanks and blocks, steel..
Dies, metal-cutting-
Diethanolamine
Diethylbarbituric acid, salts,

and compounds.
Diethyl sulphate.
Digitalis..
Dihydric alcohols.
Dihydroxynaphthalene.
Dimethylaminophenol.
Dimethylaniline.
Dimethylphenylbenzylammo-

nium hydroxide
Dimethylphenylenediamine-
Dimethyl sulphate..
Dinitrobenzene..
Dinitrochlorobenzene..
Dinitronaphthalene.
Dinitrophenol.
Dinitrotoluene.
Diphenylamine.
Diphenyloxide.
Dip, sheep
Disk or tooth harrows.
Disks:

Aluminum
Cork or artificial cork..

Soft wax, or master records.
Distillates:
Coal-tar and other tar-
Yielding 5. per cent or

more of tar acids.
Yielding less than 5 per

cent of tar acids.
Petroleum...
Distilled oils. (See Oils.)
Distilled or essential spirits...
Compounds and prepara-

tions containing
Forfeiture
Leakage
Permit for importation of...

Standard for proof-
Divi-divi.

Extract
Documents, public, foreign

governments.
Dogskin plates and mats.
Doilies, cotton..
Doll clothing -
Dolls and parts of..
Dominoes
Downs and feathers.
Drag saws
Dragon's blood.
Drainage tools.
Draughts, of bone, ivory, etc
Drawback, articles exported

and returned..
Drawing:

Ink.
Instruments and parts.
Knives.

Paper
Drawings -

Not for sale.
Original, pen and ink, etc..

Pen and ink, n. s. p. f.
Drawn-work articles
Dress steels...
“Dressed line." See Flax.

120352-30-21

Extracts-Continued.

Dyeing and tanning -
Flavoring, nonalcoholic,

n. s.p.f.
Flavoring, alcoholic.
Нор..
Licorice.
Malt..
Meat.
Nutgalls.
Sumac.
Tanning
Vegetable origin for dyeing,

not containing alcohol.
Wool..
Eyeglasses, and frames for....

Fabrics-Continued.
Woven-
Bullion,

385
Cotton, (See Cotton

cloth.)
Lame or lahn..

385
Metal threads, etc..

385
Rayon or other synthetic
textile.

1306
Silk, n. s. p. f.

1205
Tinsel wire.

385
Vegetable fiber, not cot-
ton.

1009
N. s. p. f.

1010
Plain-woven.

1011
Wool.

1108, 1109
Fancy leather

1530
Fans

1521
Common palm-leaf.

1674
Electric

353
Fare-measuring devices

368
Farm wagons and carts.

1604
Farriers' knives.

355
Fashion magazines or period.
icals.

1406
Fats;
Animal..

52
Chemically treated.

56
Hydrogenated or hardened. 56
Other, n. s. p. f..

56
Favors, toy.

1513
Feather dusters

1518
Feathers and downs.

1518
Feathers, artificial or orna-
mental.

1518
Feeds:
Milling by-products, etc.

730
Mixed..

730
Feldspar, crude

207
Felt:
Deadening

1402
Hair, and manufactures of.. 1525
Not woven, wool.

1112
Roofing

1402
Sheathing.

1402
Fence rods...

315
Fencing, galvanized wire.

317
Fennel seeds...

1768
* Fenugceek seed.

762
Ferricyanide, potassium.

78
Ferroalloys.

302
Ferroaluminum silicon.

302
Ferroboron.

302
Ferrocerium

302
Ferrochromium.

302
Ferrochromium tungsten...

302
Ferrocyanide:
Potassium

78
Sodium.

81
Ferromanganese.

302
Ferromolybdenum.

302
Ferrophosphorus.

302
Ferrosilicon.

302
Ferrotitanium

302
Ferrotungsten..

302
Ferrouranium.

302
Ferrous sulphate, or copperas.

1675
Ferrovanadium.

302
Ferrozirconium.

302
Fertilizers.

1685
Festooning.

1513
Fiber or fibers:
Asbestos..

1656
Coir..

1456
Crin vegetal.

1001
Dried, as drugs-
Advanced.

34
Crude

1669
Flax...

1001
For paper stock

1750
Hemp

1001

F
Fabrics:
Bagging -

1019
Cotton made on Notting-
ham machine.

920
Embroidered or orna-
mented..

1529
Flax, hemp, or ramie 1009-1011
Jute, plain-woven, twilled.. 1008
Knit-
Cotton or other vegetable
fiber..

914
Rayon or other synthetic
textile

1309
Silk

1208
Wool.

1114
See also Knit fabrics and

goods.
Lace.

1529
Metal threads.

1529
Ornamented with beads,
spangles, etc.

1529
Paddings.

1009
Pile
Cotton..

909
Rayon or other synthetic
textile

1307
Silk

1206
Vegetable fiber, not cotton. 1012
Wool.

1110
Pneumatic tire.

904
Silk-
Knit.

1208
Not exceeding 12 inches in
width.

1207
Pile.

1206
Woven.

1205
Spangles and beads in chief
value of..

1503
Tamboured.

1529
Terry-woven, cotton.

909
Tire, cotton.

904
With fast edges, not exceed.

ing 12 inches in width-
Cotton...

912
Rayon or other synthetic
textile

1308
Silk...

1207
Vegetable fiber, except
cotton

1015
Wool.

1113
Wool (containing 17 per cent

of wool) —
Cotton warp

1108
Knit.

1114
Light weight..

1108
Medium or heavy weight. 1109
Pile..

1110
Woven.

(1108, 1109

Fiber or fibers—Continued.
Henequen, sisal, manila,
etc., crude.

1684

171
* Palm-Jeaf.

1001

112
Rice...

779

84
Vulvanized or hard.

32

12
Fiber ware, indurated

1403

132
Fib.in in all forms.

1676

171
Field glasses and frames.

228

31
Field seed

764

81
Figs:
Candied, crystallized, or
glacé, n. s. p. f.

752

79
Fresh, dried, etc..

740

78
Filaments, rayon or other syn-

thetic textile:
Exceeding 30 inches in
length

1301

129
Not exceeding 30 inches in
length

1302

129
Manufactures of, n. s. p. f.. 1312

131
Filberts

757

80
File blanks

362

53
Files

362

53
Emery

1514

145
Metal

362

53
Nail

354

50
Filled cotton cloths, n. s. p. f.. 907

107
Filler tobacco..

601, 602

70
Films:
Damaged, of American man-
ufacture, exposed abroad.. 1651

169
Moving-picture-
Negative, undeveloped, of

American manufacture,
exposed abroad for news
reel.

1726

173
Sensitized, not exposed
or developed..

1551

160
Photographic-
Negatives for moving-

pictures, exposed but
not developed.

1551

160
Negatives, exposed and
developed

1551

160
Positives for moving-
pictures-

1551

160
Sensitized, not exposed
or developed

1551

159
Filter masse or stock

1403

132
Filtering paper

1409

136
* Finnan haddie

718

73
Fir:
Balsam

10

3
*Logs

401

66
Lumber and timber

401

66
Fire brick, n. s. p. f..

201

22
Firecrackers

1515

145
Firewood, n. s. p. f.

1803

179
Fireworks, n. s. p. f.

1515

145
Fish, except shellfish:
Balls with vegetables.

775

83
Boned, dried, skinned, etc.

717

73
Caviar

721

75
Cod.

717, 719,
720

73, 74, 75
Cusk.

717, 719,
720

73, 74, 75
Eggs.

721, 1671 75, 171
*Finnan haddie.

718

73
Fresh or frozen (whether or

not packed in ice).. 717, 1756 73, 175
Glue..

41

14
Haddock.

(717, 719,
720

73, 74, 75
Hake

717, 719,
720

73, 74, 75
Halibut.

717

73
Herring-

719, 720,
1756

$74, 75, 175
Hooks

1535

156
Kippered.

720

75
Knives

355

50

Fish, except shellfish-Con.
Leather

1530

153
Mackerel.

717, 719 73, 74
Meal

1780

177
Nets..

1006, 1725

113, 173
Not edible.

1677

171
Oils.

52, 1730 15, 174
Packed in oil.

718

73
Paste.

721

75
Pickled

719

74
Pollock.

717, 719,

720 } 73, 74, 75
Products of American fish-
eries.

1730

174
Roe

721, 1671

75
Salmon.

717, 720 73, 75
Sauce..

721

75
Scrap.

1780

177
*Sea herring -

720

75
Skins.

1678

171
Sturgeon.

721

75
Smelts.

1756

175
Sounds-
*Cleaned, split, or pre-
pared.

1624

167
*Crude, dried or salted. 1624

167
Swordfish

717

73
Tuna

1756 175
Unsalted.

717

73
See also Shellfish.
Fisheries, products of Ameri-
can

1730

174
Fishhooks

1535

156
Fishing:
Baskets or creels.

1535

156
Nets-
N. s. p. f.

1006

113
Ottertrawl.

1725

173
Rods

1535

156
Tackle

1535

156
Fishplates, railway, iron or
steel.

322

43
Fishskins, raw or salted.

1678

171
Flaps, paper, lithographed or
printed

1406

134
Flasks, quicksilver, exported
and returned

1615

166
Flavoring extracts:

Alcoholic

Nonalcoholic
Flavors:
Coal-tar.

28

7
Fruit, natural or syn-

thetic
Alcoholic.

24

4
Nonalcoholic

39

13
Flax:
Carpets, carpeting, mats,
matting, and rugs-

1021

116
Collars and cuffs..

1017

116
Cords.

1004

113
“Dressed line"

1001

112
Fabrics, woven.

1009-1011

114
Floor coverings, n. s. p. f.

1021

116
Gill netting, nets, etc.

1006

113
Hackled and not hackled. 1001

112
Handkerchiefs.

1016

115
Interlinings.

1009

114
Manufactures, n. s. p. f.

1023

116
Napkins.

1014

115
Nets, fishing.

1006

113
Noils

1001

112
Paddings for clothing.

1009

114
Pillow cases.

1014

115
Roving-

1002112
Seines.

1006

115
Sheets

1014

113
Sliver

1002

115
Straw

1001112
Tapes, measuring-

1015
Threads.

1004

115
Tow..

1001

113
Towels.

1014

112

112