...the plaintiffs in 1871, from London and Liverpool. The collector exacted upon the wool in question a duty of 10 cents per pound and 11 per cent, ad ralorem, under the act of March 2, 1867, and an additional duty of 10 ¡*r cent, ail ralorem on the...

...including commissions) is less than thirty-two cents per pound, it follows that it is liable only to a duty of 10- cents per pound and 11 per cent. ad valorem. You are authorized to readjust the entries embraced in these appeals accordingly, and forward certified...

...classes, of clothing and combing wools, are the grades chiefly grown in this country, and therefore arc most important to note in connection with the protective...32 cents or less, a duty of 10 cents per pound and II per cent. ad valorem. Value more than 32 cents, a duty of 12 cents per pound and 10 per cent. ad...

...wools that are not embraced in the other two classes. The duties were as follows : Classes I and II : Value 32 cents or less, a duty of 10 cents per pound...ad valorem; value more than 32 cents, a duty of 12 per cent per pound and 10 per cent ad valorem. Class III : Value 12 cents or less, duty 3 cents a pound...

...and therefore are most important to note in connection with the protective controversy. The dutieu on these were the same for both classes. Clothing...32 cents or less, a duty of 10 cents per pound and II per cent. ad valorem. Value more than 32 cents, a duty of 12 cents per pound and 10 per cent. ad...

...manufacturers, and wool dealers, at a national convention in Washington, DC, unanimously agreed to recommend a duty of 10 cents per pound and 11 per cent, ad valorem ou wools valued at 32 cents iind less, and this was agreed to by the entire convention. Estimating...