. The Cuba review. 30 THE CUBA R E A' I E W THE NATIONAL TREASURY According to the official statement of the treasury department the condition of the treasury- on March Dlst was as follows: Balance on hand $l,or)6,;'. Collections during month .... 3,.2^^ Total $5,303, Expenses during munth 3,529, Halancc remaining Scene on sugar plantation during the harvest. See article on page 29, which gives some informa- tion regarding a new cane harvester. SUGAR REVIEW Specially Written for The Cuba Review by Willett & Gray, of New York Our last review for this magazin
. The Cuba review. 30 THE CUBA R E A' I E W THE NATIONAL TREASURY According to the official statement of the treasury department the condition of the treasury- on March Dlst was as follows: Balance on hand $l,or)6,;'. Collections during month .... 3,.2^^ Total $5,303, Expenses during munth 3,529, Halancc remaining Scene on sugar plantation during the harvest. See article on page 29, which gives some informa- tion regarding a new cane harvester. SUGAR REVIEW Specially Written for The Cuba Review by Willett & Gray, of New York Our last review for this magazine was dated "March 20th. On that date centrifugals were quoted at per pound, and European beet sugar 10s SM^d,, equal to per pound for centrifugals at Xew York. To-day's valuation of centrifugals is 3,86c. per pound, at which price the market has remained quiet and steady since the 28th of March. Beet sugars from 10s. SVid. advanced to 10s. lOVi-d., reacted to 10s. 3 ^March 31st, since when they have steadily advanced to 10s. 9d. on April 6th, to 10s. 6%d. on April 11th, closing at 10s. 9d. August beet sugars are now quoted at 10s. 10 ^{id. Next crop beet sugars for October-December delivery are quoted at 9s. 10 %d. As indicated, the frequent fluctuations in the European markets have not been fol- lowed in our market, but, at the close the quotations are firmly maintained, with May shipments in demand at basis of per pound, the cost and freight quotations being for prompt and 2 9-16c. for futures, 96 test. The European changes in beet sugars take their basis from the frequent cables sent over from here and from Cuba, with estimates of the final outturn of the Culia Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Munson Steamship Line. New York : Munson Steamship
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