Show SUG w L ft United States a Concessions to Cuban S In Exchange For Rates Favorable to American Man Manufacturers 7 tp rite rhe H herald t lw EW YO NOv v 4 iii iiiI N I teresi it New York 1 ork 81 over o 1 reportS I which he have l c d hele H a J to the size of the g augur I crop of Cuba S Gabriel C duso uso pres deut of 1 the e i Agrarian League of f Cuba Cub has ly reported to the of f agriculture that the coming crop will III exceed that of as much as s that exceeded the crop of a and d that the tho crop now being planted will hive lin 15 per cent annual increase for the next three years ars Analyzed this makes the crop COl of ton tons toija and for fOl 19 I tons I WIth the thi W io er cut lIt advantage which Cuba now enjoy in the mar ket under reciprocity this enormous crop of Cuban augur made at a cos cost or oft 1 cent to I C cents l ts a pound will a paralyze t the e beet sugar in interests of the west S The figures of Cuban Imports find and ex exports ports for the firSt ten mouths months of this year being the period in which reel reci jUI the United States ham bas 5 bO n lit effect show chow t that hat the United is States State has surrendered re rave l nue 5 to Cuba for less than of imports to Cuba In fact this Increase h is only 25 per pem cent nt of the actual increase In Cubas 5 trade T Two o years ugo the United ted s controlled 46 per cent of Cubas Im Imports J ports Tl This is ar under reciprocity U the United Stat s trade hOt has faU fallen n to toto p to 40 per cent The visit of Emilio Emillo Nunez governor of Havana province to Wash Washington ington this week brings out the information matlon mation that a t new reciprocity Js Is negotiated which will make mak e estill still further concessions to Cuban in forests in exchange for a readjust nt of rates more favorable to Amer American Amerlean lean ican manufacturers |