(T.  D.  24833;  December  16,  1903.)
Steel  billets,  rails,  and  flsli  plates.     (See  Pig  iron,  steel  billets,  etc.)
Steel  clock  spring  material —
Amendment  of  T.  D.  14796  of  ilarch  2S,  1894,  establishing  a  rate  for  allowance
of  drawback  on  steel  clock  spring  material  manufactured  by  K.  H.  Wolff  &
Co.,  Limited,  of  Xew  York,  N.  Y.,  so  as  to  provide  for  drawljack  on  such
manufactures  by  the  ^^'ashburn  Wire  Company,  as  successors  to  R.  H.  Wolff
&  C(3.,  Limited.     (T.  D.  24631;  August  25,  1903.)
Steel  drums —
Drawback  on  steel  drums  manufactured  Ijy  Cowles  &  Danziger  Company  in  part
from  imported  sheet  steel.     (T.  D.  23.331;  October  26,  1901.)
Steel  horsesboea —
Drawback  on  steel  horseshoes  manufactured  wholly  from  imported  steel  billets
by  the   Bryden  Horse  Shoe  Company,   of   Catasauijua,   Pa.     (T.   D.    24165;
January  17,  1903.
Steel latbs —
Drawback  on  herringbone  expanded  pressed  steel  laths  manufactured  by  the
International  Jletal  Lath  Company,  of  Niles,  Ohio,  wholly  with  the  use  of
imported  steel  sheets,     (T.  D.  23446;  January  2,  1902.)

Steel  pens —
Thirty-one  instead  of  50  per  cent  allowance  for  loss  in  manufacture  under  T.  D.
13476.      (T.  D.  24315;  March  31,  1903.)
Drawback  on  steel  pens  manufactured  by  the  C.  Howard  Hunt  Pen  Company,

of  Camden,  X.  J.,  from  imported  sheet  steel.     (T.  D.  24316;  March  31,  1903.)
Steel  pipe —
Drawback  on  steel  pipe  manufactured  by  the  Harrisburg  Manufacturing  and

Boiler  Company,    of  Harrisburg,  Pa.,    from  imported  steel  billets.     (T.  D.
241S5;  January  26,  1903.)
Drawback  on  steel  pijie  manufactured  by  the  Harrisburg  Manufacturing  and

Boiler  Company,  of  Harrisburg,  Pa.,   from  imported  steel  billets.     (T.   D.
