Show m m soum does the farmer or tha sugar manufacturer receive the bointy on beet sugar was ei of theA weri can economist that paper answers that th receives it from the government and tarns it over to ake in payment for his beets without a bounty the manufacturer of bet sugar could roa at its present tafe of in this country be curried on thi ugar maker was in a condition as follow ha found that aay pounds of beets would pro anca 6 pounds of sugar which would ell for A cents a pound or 20 centa ea anaw it would coat him BO much in interest on capital invested wear and tear of machinery deterioration of plant wages and other expenses incident to the beats into au gar that he could not possibly poe sibly pay ever 10 cents a hundred to the farmer for tha babis without looting money farmers could not grow beets for so low a price and the consequent was so IOD as thearl condition remained unchanged that no beet sugar would be produced in this country at this point the mckinley law steps in and guarantees 2 cents a pound in addition to th regular market price for all the sugar the manufacturer can produce this amounts to an additional 10 cents on tha sugar produced by pounds of leeis and enables him to pay the farmer 20 cents a hundred which makes beet growing a profitable bus it abit the farmer is tho one who really receives race ives the bounty although it is first paid to the manufacturer if the f armor at any time believes or discovers that the manufacturer is net paying all he should fr baeta but putting the bounty into his own pocket all he has to do is to make the boeta into sugar himself and get the bounty direct if he has not sufficient capital the farmers ef a neighborhood or a township can unite and build a joint factory f or tha beeta of all |