. La revisione di Cuba. 32 LA CUBA PIANTAGIONE DI REVISIONE AUTO """" ^^ '^'^^^ ^^° LE PARTI PER LA STESSA. No. 902-K (Palabra de clave ZOVZU) El grabado enseiia onu de nuestros carros para cana con Jaula de madera. Se puede convertir en cari"o Plataforma por medio de remover los costados extremos y. Tenemos otros tipos de capacidades varias y hemos fabricado onu gran numero de carros para cana para uso en Cuba, Puerto-Rico, America-Central y Messico, que tienen jaulas de acero o de madera y construidas para los distintos tipos de carga y descarga de la cana. Vettura americana & Fonderia C Esportazione
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. The Cuba review. 32 THE CUBA REVIEW PLANTATION CARS ""' ^"^ '^''^^^ ^^° THE PARTS FOR SAME. No. 902-K (Palabra de clave ZOVZU) El grabado enseiia uno de nuestros carros para cana con jaula de madera. Se puede convertir en cari'o plataforma por medio de remover los costados y extremos. Tenemos otros tipos de capacidades varias y hemos fabricado un gran numero de carros para cana para uso en Cuba, Puerto-Rico, America-Central y Mexico, que tienen jaulas de acero o de madera y construidas para los distintos tipos de carga y descarga de la cana. AMERICAN CAR & FOUNDRY EXPORT CO., NEW YORK, E. U. A. Direccion telegraflca: CAREX, New-York, E. U. A. Produccion annual de mas de 100, 000 carros Representante para Cuba: OSCAR R. CINTAS Oficios 29-31, Havana SUGAR REVIEW NO IMPROVEMENT LOOKED FOR RATES OF DUTY NOW IN FORCE DISCOUNT INTERFERES WITH FOREIGN TREATIES Our last review for this magazine was dated September 15, 1913. At that date the quotation for 96° test Cuba Centrifugals was 3.76c. per lb. and is now 3.42c. per lb. duty paid. On the cost and freight basis it was then 2 13/32c. per lb. (3.76c. duty paid) and is now 2 1/16C. per lb. c & f (3.42c. per lb. duty paid). As anticipated in our last review, 2 7/16c. per lb. c & f and 3.80c. per lb. duty paid have proved to be the high level of the fall season. Without coming nearer at 3.80c. than 26c. per 100 lbs. to the European parity, the market has rather rapidly declined during the month under review to 3.42c. per lb. which is 68c. per 100 lbs. below European parity. Such a course to the market during the late months of the year has been unknown in any previous year, when the usual coiirse of our market has been to rise to the parity of Europe before making its decline in anticipation of the new crops of Cuba and the domestic cane and beet crops. The abundance of the local supplies, the desire to turn the domestic crops into cash before reduced duties come into operation, both of which ca
