Green Bay, Wis. Lincoln, Nebr. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Perth Amboy, N. J. Portland, Oreg. Portsmouth, N. H. St. Michael, Alaska. St. Paul, Minn. San Antonio, Tex. Savannah, Ga. List of ports where no bonded warehouse of class 3 is established, but where the customhouse premises are used for storage of bonded merchandise: Art. 686. Transportation before liquidation. When the merchandise has been appraised or weighed, gauged, or measured and it appears that the entry will be liquidated before the merchandise can reach its destination, special permit for the transportation of the merchandise or a part thereof prior to liquidation may be issued. ENTRY FOR REWAREHOUSE AND IMMEDIATE TRANS PORTATION. Art. 687. Procedure.-Entries for rewarehouse and immediate transportation may be made of merchandise arriving at a port under warehouse withdrawal or warehouse and transportation entry. The entry will be made on Customs Form 7519, and the same procedure will be followed as on entries for warehouse and transportation. T. D. 7583. WAREHOUSE AND REWAREHOUSE WITHDRAWALS FOR Art. 688. Form of entry-Time.-Merchandise may be withdrawn from warehouse for transportation to another customs district by the importer or transferee on Customs Form 7521, which shall be signed and filed in triplicate at any time within three years from the date of original importation. Such withdrawals will not be permitted until the liquidated duties have been ascertained, except by direction of the Secretary of the Treasury. Additional duties accruing upon warehouse entries incurred by reason of advance in value by the appraiser must be paid before any withdrawal shall be allowed. Art. 689. Value, weight, gauge, or measure-Samples.Withdrawals for transportation in bond shall show the value and the weight, gauge, or measure, as the case may be, of the individual packages, and the liquidated duty, and be recorded in the warehouse ledger. No invoice or extract from the original invoice will be required. The duty on samples withdrawn from the packages transported will be collected at the original port and a notation thereof made on the transportation entry. Art. 690. Permit to ship.-Upon a bond being given, on Customs Form 3765, in double the estimated duties, but not less than $100, a permit on Customs Form 3769 will be issued directing the storekeeper to deliver the goods for shipment. Art. 691. Disposition of entries Inspection and lading.— Upon the completion of the withdrawal for transportation one copy of the entry will be immediately mailed to the collector at destination. One copy will be sent to the shipping inspector, with directions to supervise and report the lading of the merchandise and return the copy of the withdrawal entry for the collector's files. At naval office ports the third copy of the entry will be filed by the naval officer, and at nonnaval office ports such copy will be forwarded to the Auditor for the Treasury Department. When the merchandise so withdrawn is destined to a naval office port an additional copy of the entry will be required and mailed to the naval officer of such port. Art. 692. Procedure at destination.-The time within which merchandise under warehouse withdrawal for transportation must be delivered at the port of destination is 60 days, and if any such merchandise be not delivered to the collector within 60 days after the receipt by him of the mail copy of the withdrawal entry he shall report the matter to the collector of customs at the port of withdrawal, as in other cases of the nonarrival of bonded merchandise. If the consignee refuses or neglects to make entry of the goods within 48 hours after the arrival at destination the same will be treated as unclaimed and the collector at the port of withdrawal notified, in order that he may inform the principal and sureties on the transportation bond to protect their interests. WAREHOUSE WITHDRAWALS FOR TRANSPORTATION Art. 693. Procedure.-Merchandise may be withdrawn from warehouse for immediate transportation and exportation to contiguous or noncontiguous foreign territory. Upon arrival of the merchandise at the port of exportation it will be transferred, if necessary, by bonded trucks or lighters to the exporting vessel. The mail copy of the withdrawal entry will be sent to the lading inspector to supervise the lading of the merchandise for exportation and make return thereof. Upon the receipt of the inspector's report of lading the collector of customs will issue a certificate of lading on Customs Form 3785, and transmit it to the collector of customs at the port of withdrawal. MERCHANDISE IN TRANSIT THROUGH THE UNITED R. S., 3005. T. Ds. 22250, Art. 694. Transportation and exportation entry-Invoice-Evidence of foreign destination-Forms of entry.— Merchandise arriving at any port of the United States, 30876, 31769, and shown by the manifest, bill of lading, invoice, or other document to be destined to a foreign country, may be entered for transportation and exportation, and forwarded in transit through the United States without examination or appraisement. A consular invoice will not be required on such entries, but an invoice containing a general description of the merchandise, and its aggre T. D. 24930. T. D. 21273. T. D. 24890 T. Ds. 22910, 34234. T. Ds. 2258, 17299, 17688, 20909. gate value, and the marks and numbers on the packages must be filed with the entry. Hides of neat cattle, glue stock, bones, horns, fleshings, cuttings, parings, and parts of hides, which have not been disinfected as required by the regulations, can not be shipped in transit through the United States. All merchandise arriving the same day by one vessel, train, or other conveyance, consigned to one party, may be included in one T. and E. entry, although destined to two or more places in a foreign country. The name of the consignee who is to attend to the shipment at the port of exit must be noted on the entry. Entries of merchandise for transportation and exportation covering merchandise subject to duty must be filed in triplicate on Customs Form 7511. Transportation and exportation entries of merchandise which is free of duty may be entered on Customs Form 7511, or upon Customs Form 7509. If the latter form be used, and the merchandise be returned by the inspector at the port of entry as free of duty, it will be permitted to go forward without carrier's special manifest, and without customs seals. A charge of $25 will be made against the carrier's bond for each shipment, which will be canceled upon the production of a certificate of the carrier's agent at the port of exportation showing the date of exportation and the name of the exporting vessel. Art. 695. Procedure at port of entry.-Upon the completion of the entry, the same procedure will be followed as in the case of an entry for immediate transportation without appraisement. The seal numbers need not be entered on manifests covering grain for transportation through the United States and exportation therefrom. Art. 696. Diversion. The port of exit of merchandise under T. and E. entry may be changed while the merchandise is in transit for good cause shown upon notice to the collector at the port of entry, who will notify the collector at the port named in the T. and E. entry, and also at the port of exit thereof. The foreign destination of such merchandise may be changed by the parties in interest upon notice to the collector at the port of exit from the United States, or such merchandise may be entered for consumption at that port. It can not, however, be entered for warehouse. 26304. Art. 697. Port of exportation-Cancellation of charge, T. Ds. 24892, against bond.-Merchandise which leaves the United States at one frontier port, crosses adjacent foreign territory, and reenters the United States at another frontier port before final exportation to a contiguous country, shall be treated as exported as soon as it has passed through the first frontier port. This regulation shall control whether or not the merchandise to be exported is domestic or foreign, or is exported with benefit of drawback. The manifest shall be taken up at the first port of exit from the United States. The goods will be remanifested in the contiguous country as foreign goods in transit from one place to another therein through the United States. The charge against the carrier's bond will be canceled on the production of the certificate of exportation. MERCHANDISE ARRIVING FROM A CONTIGUOUS COUN TRY IN SEALED CARS. T. D. 27675. T. Ds. 28355, 31769. T. D. 32772. Art. 698. Manifests. To avoid inspection at the port R. S., 3102. of arrival of cars laden with merchandise destined for a port of entry in the United States the owner of such merchandise, or his agent, or the agent of the carrier, may make application to a customs or consular officer of the United States in such foreign territory to close and seal the car, and also prepare and present to such officer a manifest in quadruplicate in the following form, which manifests will be numbered consecutively: |