Detailed tables

Table 9 shows for each schedule the imports and duties classified according to the form of duty, with a distinction, for the principal forms, of articles on which rates were unchanged, increased, and decreased by the tariff act of 1930. The form of the table is the same as that for Table 1.

Table 10 consists of percentages based on Table 9, the value of imports, and the amount of duties under each schedule being distributed among the several forms of duty and other classifications.

Table 11 classifies the imports under each of the two tariff acts separately according to the form of duty, by schedules. It differs from Tables 7 and 9 in that they include, for each year, articles which were free of duty in that year but dutiable in the other year, whereas Table 11 excludes these articles.

Table 12 presents the comparative figures for 1929 and 1930-31 by individual tariff paragraphs. Under each paragraph distinctions with respect to the form of duty and the changes, if any, in rates of duty are set forth. This table, like Tables 7 and 8, includes for each year articles dutiable under either of the two tariff acts.

TABLE 9.-Comparison of imports (for consumption) of articles dutiable under both or either of the tariff acts of 1922 and 1930 and duties thereon, with classification according to form of duty, calendar year 1929 and year ended September 30, 1931, by schedules

SCHEDULE I.-CHEMICALS, OILS, AND PAINTS

Dutiable under either or both acts..

Dutiable under both acts..

At specific rates of duty.

SCHEDULE II.-EARTHS, EARTHENWARE, AND GLASSWARE

Dutiable under the act of 1922.
Dutiable under the act of 1930.

121, 425

50,746

41.8

141, 137

61, 924

43.9

20, 924, 203

12,033, 982

57.5

8,754, 858

6,080, 494

69.5

SCHEDULE III.-METALS AND MANUFACTURES OF

Dutiable under the act of 1922