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 SIXTY-THIRD CONGRESS. Sess. I. C11. 16. 1913. 185 advances b the appraiser in similar cases then pending on appeal °°°'*°“° *”“¤°¤· for reappragsement, and the importer’s contention shall subsequently nm°N_Cmm°d' be sustamed by a final decision on reappraisement, and it shall appear · that tgie action of tha importer cnn;-nntry wasdtallrexéeizn good gitlh, ter uedilxgencean inuiryon partan te reta ote 'lgreasury slaahisaccompantyilqhisfdirections with a statement oiyhis conc usnons an reasons ere or. . · _ "J. That when merchandise entered for customs duty has been con- g€$Z§{.Q’{¥i1,`}$.i..iE,'I&. signed for sale by or on account of the thereoffo a per- ‘°{,°§{€{6,p_,,,m°¤d_ son nt, partner or cons` ee in the m tates suc erson ¤¤· zggiiaggartner, or cdnsignee xiii, at the time of the entry of sudli mer: ndise, present to atlhte qollecqltor ;>1fycust(¢h¤*1¤¤¤¤¤- eptered for cusltoms dutyh has n consigned for sale by or oxéjgcocotgnt o a not erthan emanufacturero suc me, a persolircmo nt, partner, or co ee in the United States, such erson, zggigt, pzgtaner, or co §l1atfthe time of tht; entryt of iudh me; dise esenttote ectoro customsat epo weresn entry is niifd? as a part cgguctlientry, a stgistiment  by the co; signor thereo, eclarmg` themerchan was ac u y purchas b him or for his account, and showing the time when, the (place A andfro whomh urchasedthememhandise andin etail theuptrice he plalid for theasldmez Provided, {Phat the statements re- §g;'g; Mm“_ quired by this section shall fl; madezh in giplnégiée, and  bearézllgle gipn. and gamma tt tti fth o laro cero e m tatesresidentw1 tiiheezodisicillai? dist‘i·i(ctn\:herein the merchandise was manufactured, consigned by the manufacti$a1i)or for his acxgint, or frtqlm whenc? it ‘ rtedwhncons yapersono erthan ema.nuac- $:3% copy theereof wig; delivered to the person maljnng the staterehan e co r o e in e e me <···;,..·;:*:.y.;° bt;.r:.im%*:z“,.,.***h·**w.’::·s°S.*:s1:$h,*#;.# ll]; merchandise is consigned, and the remaining copy to be filed in the ul tel • • c0RSK.aThat it shall be the duty of the vagpraasers of the United States, ,,,·§?'°,‘,§3‘ '§{,,?',,,‘§,,°‘ and every of them, and every person o shall act as such appraiser glee. www ¤¤v¤¤- or of the collector, as the case may be, b5;_all ireasoriiable ways(and v¤n.as,p.w. means ° his or their power to ascertain es ima e an appraise any invoiceudrlgafiidavit thereto jgsttgtggeaitégf cosit, gr of clit; ofaproducé ti tot trary tw1 n eacu mar uean wliglesale grizgdlpf theniiierchandise ag the time of exportation to the United States, m the pnnsgipal markets of the country whence the same has been im rted the number of yards, parcels, or quantities, and actual xiftrket, value cn- wholesale price of every of them, as th reqtm•e`. zlzfsglhllztywhen the actual market value, as defined by law, of any ,;,§,'§“,§',?{°°{,',,g‘},’},',{“,:f article of im rted merchandise wholly or artly manufactured an V¤1-¤¤.1>·97·¤¤¤¤¤· ` subject to aximad valorem duty, cir to a dutyliiased in whole or in part °d' on value, can not be ascertained to the satisfaction of the appransmg officer, such officer shall_use all available means in his power to ascertain the cost of production of such merchandise at the time of expor- Dmmmum tationfto tl? liiutexg Statpsziaigl at tslie ];lacet<;f_ I1ilSl.I1`l1f‘¥.Ct%'i,$:C$ · ost ucicnomcue eco oma ria ano lation, Oaugneill general expenses to be estimated at not less than 10 per centum, covering each and every outlay of whatsoever nature incident to such production, together with the expense of prepar-