9912.0

9912. 1 9919.0

9919. 1

Do. (from Cuba)............

Articles the growth, produce, or manufacture of the United
States returned.

Automobiles..

Containers, or coverings of American manufacture exported
and returned with foreign products, n.e.s.
Shooks and staves, returned as barrels or boxes.
Cotton..

Horses, asses, mules, cattle, sheep, and other domestic animals
strayed across the boundary line into any foreign country, or
driven across for temporary pasturage and brought back to
the United States, within 8 months.
Photographic films, light-struck, damaged, or worn out, suit-
able only for the recovery of constituent materials.
Photographic dry plates and films of American manufacture
(except moving-picture films for commercial purposes), ex-
posed abroad.

Quicksilver flasks or bottles, and drums of iron, steel, or other
metal, for acids or other chemicals.
Tobacco

Pound.
Number..

20%-20%

22

4

16

Free..

22, 309, 111

Number Free..

121

Free

181,382 2,271, 452

9919. 2

9919.3

No. 10, Part 1. DRAWBACK PAID DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR 1932 ON IMPORTED MATERIALS

CONTAINED IN MANUFACTURED ARTICLES EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED STATES WITH BENEFIT OF DRAWBACK UNDER SECTION 313 OF THE TARIFF ACT

[Only such quantities and values are shown in this table as enter into the computation of duties which, after the retention of 1 percent, are repaid as drawback]