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BEET SUGAR . The fact that about a hundred million dollars ' worth of sugar is brought from abroad each year to meet ... SUGAR , 155 Beet sugar.
BEET SUGAR . The fact that about a hundred million dollars ' worth of sugar is brought from abroad each year to meet ... SUGAR , 155 Beet sugar.
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... sugar production at home , an in- crease from 9 per cent . to 25 per cent . in the importations of free sugar would doubtless have made itself apparent by a reduction in the sugar production of the United States . But let us see what ...
... sugar production at home , an in- crease from 9 per cent . to 25 per cent . in the importations of free sugar would doubtless have made itself apparent by a reduction in the sugar production of the United States . But let us see what ...
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... sugar al- ready refined , in the market in Chicago , would cost exactly $ 4.35 a hundred , and to land it in Kansas City would cost $ 4.42 a hundred . " The " H. M. Stewart , president of the Kalamazoo Sugar Company , when before the ...
... sugar al- ready refined , in the market in Chicago , would cost exactly $ 4.35 a hundred , and to land it in Kansas City would cost $ 4.42 a hundred . " The " H. M. Stewart , president of the Kalamazoo Sugar Company , when before the ...
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