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NEW El GOES IN
EFFECT ON
Much interest has been manifested
by shippers in Alaska over the new
shippers’ manifest, which was to have
taken effect on the first of January,
but which has been extended to take
effect February 1. The full text of
the order has been given out by the
collector of customs and is printed
below'. Special attention is called to
paragraphs in the order.
Under the new order, the shipper’s
export declaration does not need be
executed before a notary unless the
value of the goods is in excess oi
$100. For shipments valued at more
than that sum an oatli Is necessary
to be taken before a notary, or before
any collector or deputy collector of
customs.
Under the new order it is necessary
for the shipper to prepare a declara
tion of the shipment in duplicate,
which is delivered to the customs of
ficial at the clearing point. This
makes it unnecessary for shippers in
Cordova to have their manifests or de
clarations made out by the local of
ficp
Shipments from all points in Alaska
may be delivered to the stefimshlp
companies and all declared In a body
at the clearing point, may It be Ket
chikan, Juneau, Cordova or any other
port in Alaska. The declaration must
be in duplicate, but the extract, or
second sheet is all that need be de
livered to the agent, open. The ori
ginal may be detached and placed in
a sealed envelope, if the shipper de
sires, it will be defivered to the cus
toms official In that condition. This
is done in cases where the shipper
does not desire the value of the ship
ment known. The original states the
value of the shipment, but the extract
does not.
The instructions In full follow.
Treasury Department,
December 14, 1915.
To Collectors of Customs and other?
concerned:
T. D. 35708 is hereby amended to reat
as follows:
1. The following procedure is pre
scribed for the exportation of mer
chandise to foreign countries or ship
ped to or from non-contiguous terri
tory of the United States on or aftei
February 1, 1916. These regulations
will not supersede any regulations
promulgated for the enforcement o
the neutrality laws.
2. Shippers' Export Declarations.—
To avoid confusion in terms, tht
manifest required by section 4200, He
vised Statutes, to be filed by export
era of merchandise will hereafter b<
known as “The Shipper’s Export Do
claration." The shippers' export de
j claration and attached extract in th<
following form must be filed with tin
; collector of customs at the port o
exit for all merchandise, except ship
ments in bond, cleared for foreigi
countries or shipped to non-contigu
ous territory of the United States, o
from Alaska, Hawaii, or Porto Rlc<
to the United States on or before Feb
ruary 1, 1916. Such form is preparec
in duplicate, perforated at the top, ant
is printed on yellow paper, eighi
inches wide by ten and one-lial
or more inches in length.
This export declaration and extract
must be executed by the snipper
owner or consignor of the merchan
dise, or by his agent. If executed bj
an agent, Ins authority must be ir
writing, signed by the shipper. Suet
authority may be indorsed on the de
elaration or may be separately filed
with the collector of customs.
The shippers’ export declaration foi
all shipments by vessel valued al
more than $100 must be made undei
oath taken before a notary public oi
other person authorized to adminis
ter oaths, or before any collector ol
customs or deputy collector. No oatt
is reuuired to declarations covering
shipments to Canada or Mexico bj
car, vehicle or ferry.
Customs officers will number de
clarations and extracts serially im
mediately upon their presentation, s
new series of numbers to begin or
July 1 of each year, or oftener, seria
number not to exceed 100,000.
Shippers' declarations will be re
tained in the custom house and treat
ed as confidential and no information
contained therein disclosed without
the written authority of tho shipper
or his agent.
3. Shipments from an Interior
Point.—When goods are shipped from
an interior point to a foreign country
or to contiguous territory of the
United States the shipper should pre
pare and deliver to the carrier the
export declaration and extract in the
I prescribed form for delivery to the
; collector of customs at the port of
exportation. If the shipment is made
on a through bill of lading, the declar
ation and extract should be executed
at the time of or prior to the issuance
of the through bill of lading and de
livered to the carrier to accompany
the shipping papers to the seaport. If
the shipper prefers, he may place tho
declaration, but not the extract, in a
sealed envelope, addressed to the col
lector of customs, with his name In
dorsed thereon and the fact of sealing
noieu on me ueciarauon, ana deliver
the sealed envelope, together with thfl
extract, to the carrier.
4. Procedure at the Seaboard. —
Upon arrival of the goods at the sea
board, the carrier will deliver the de
claration (sealed or unsealed) and the
extract to the collector of customs,
who will return the declaration, cer
tify the extract, and deliver the lat
ter to the party designated to attend
to the exportation, to be delivered to
the exporting vessel as evidence that
the shippers' declaration has been
filed.
If the shipment originates or the
declaration is executed at the sea
board port, the shipper will mail or
otherwise deliver the declaration and
extract to the collector of customs,
who will retain the declaration, cer
tify the extract, and return the latter
to the shipper for delivery to the ex
poring vessel; or, if the shipper so
j desires, the collector will forward the
extract direct to the exporting vessel.
In cases of emergency the declaration
and extract may be delivered to the
exporting vessel, to be attached to
the manifest filed for clearance.
5. Vessel Clearance at the Sea
board. — Vessels bound to foreign
countries, or to or from non-contigu
J ous territory of the United States
should not accept shipments unless
extracts in the form hereinbefore pro
vided, certified by the collector of
I customs, or declarations and extracts
therefor have been received.
' The custom house number on the
| certified extract must be noted on the
vessel's manifest opposite each con
signment, and such extracts attached
to and delivered with such manifests
1 to the collector for clearance.
Clearance will not be granted to
any vessel until a complete manifest,
accompanied by certified extracts, for
all cargo on board has been filed with
the collector as required by sections
4197 to 4200, Revised Statutes, except
' under certain conditions.
Exportations from Alaska, Hawaii
and Porto Rica via the United States.
* —Shippers’ export declarations and
! extracts for merchandise shipped from
^ Alaska. Hawaii and Porto Rico to the
United States for transshipment and
1 exportation must accompany the ship
ment to the United States and be de
livered, with the name of the export
1 ing vessel, to the collector of customs
prior to the exportation.
Divided Shipments. — If a shipment
; is divided at the port of exit, part of
it being exported in one vessel and
.... .f In .mniiins n nrtiof i /\n W J11 11 It
I made on the extract of the amount
shipped on the first exporting vessel,
and a copy of the extract showing the
amount shipped on each subsequent
| vessel will be prepared by the master
or agent and presented with each ves
sel’s manifest.
Data Required. — Export statistics
are compiled from shippers’ declara
tions and all data required on the
prescribed form must be furnished.
Domestic Articles Exported. — The
value of articles of foreign origin,
shipped to the United States in the
same condition as imported must be
stated in the column of ’‘Foreign pro
ducts.” If foreign articles are sub
jected to any process of manufacture
or alteration in the United States they
become domestic products and must
be reported as such. Thus, sugar re
fined in the United States from im
ported raw sugar should be reported
as a domestic product.
Value.—When a sale has been made
of the goods shipped, the selling price
should be stated as the value. When
the goods are shipped on consignee
sale, or under other circumstances
without a sale having been made, the
actual market value at the place of
shipment for exportation should be
stated.
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