Concise Resum of Sugar Tariff Topics in Defence of American Sugar Industries a
Concise Resum of Sugar Tariff Topics in Defence of American Sugar Industries a
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20--- 4, 897, 345 1, 232, 673 1, 477, 493 Total consumed 30, 368, 328 '41, 693, 069 61, 556, 324 Table No. 1 shows that prior to the Reciprocity Treaty, sugars en- tered for consumption from Hawaii were officially classified for duty as averaging about No. 8 D. S. In color, and cost $5. 20 per 100 lbs. In the market of production.
Table No. 2 shows that, since the enforcement of the treaty, the average classifications of free sugars were in 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880, above No. 13 D. S. In color, a...nd their average foreign cost $6. 90 per 100 lbs; thus the industry represented by $1. 70 per 100 lbs. In- creased foreign cost of free sugars amounting in the four years named to $2, 793, 148 was diverted from this country to Hav^aii, in addition to the duty lost by the Reciprocity Treaty.
In plain language, during the fiscal years 1878, 1879, 1880 the people of this country consumed Hawaiian sugars to the amount of $9, 221, 108; paying $2. 55 per 100 lbs. More than sugars cost us in all other cane sugar producing countries, besides losing $5, 753, 191, duty on sugars imported duty free from Hawaii in the years named, while we could only sell $5, 957, 130 worth of domestic merchandise to Hawaiians in the same period of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
20--- 4, 897, 345 1, 232, 673 1, 477, 493 Total consumed 30, 368, 328 '41, 693, 069 61, 556, 324 Table No. 1 shows that prior to the Reciprocity Treaty, sugars en- tered for consumption from Hawaii were officially classified for duty as averaging about No. 8 D. S. In color, and cost $5. 20 per 100 lbs. In the market of production.
Table No. 2 shows that, since the enforcement of the treaty, the average classifications of free sugars were in 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880, above No. 13 D. S. In color, a...nd their average foreign cost $6. 90 per 100 lbs; thus the industry represented by $1. 70 per 100 lbs. In- creased foreign cost of free sugars amounting in the four years named to $2, 793, 148 was diverted from this country to Hav^aii, in addition to the duty lost by the Reciprocity Treaty.
In plain language, during the fiscal years 1878, 1879, 1880 the people of this country consumed Hawaiian sugars to the amount of $9, 221, 108; paying $2. 55 per 100 lbs. More than sugars cost us in all other cane sugar producing countries, besides losing $5, 753, 191, duty on sugars imported duty free from Hawaii in the years named, while we could only sell $5, 957, 130 worth of domestic merchandise to Hawaiians in the same period of time.
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