This is a detailed record of the "Customs Tariff Act of August 5, 1909," as revised to March 1, 1910. Prepared by Downing & Co., this document provides an essential snapshot of early 20th-century trade regulations in the United States. It includes an alphabetical schedule, administrative provisions, and supersedes the Customs Administrative Act of 1890.
Beyond the core tariff act, this volume also features supplemental information, such as the Cuban Reciprocity Treaty and the Sealing Act of Dec. 29, 1897 (customs provisions). It will be of interest to historians, economists, and legal scholars studying the evolution of U.S. trade policy and international commerce.
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