| Show WILL Ii i Treasury 1 n I 1 Tin on Coal COlli Will Ill U V B 5 IJ New York April OA special to the Herald from train Washington nays sas e new taxes Imposed to meet ol 01 the tire heavy heay inea charges growing crowing out of tine the Boer hoer war car may ma prove prole beneficial to tom American m exporters It 11 Is not mat believed that thai tine the Import duty hut to be Imposed Impo ell on sugar sonar will viii affect 02 the 1111 trade between the United States Stale t Is arid and the tire United Kingdom In III any way ray uy 11 I Experts of the tire treasury department J however believe bell that the tine United States will profit to sonic some d rel by the tire Im Imposition II position of the tine export duty duly of one ono shill hili shilling lag ing per ton tome on err coal shipped out of or the tire II t United Kingdom The products of American cool coal mines unlace hose have been icen gradually gradually tl ally making their Ih lr way Into new mar markets hots for several years past and It Is III be believed c e r that In nanny many places the present c 0 margin of cost In favor of British coal r re reas as us against that from the tine United States a Is Illes lest less than one shilling per ver ton and that the tire Imposition of ot this tax with tM o DI consequent Increase In the cost of lint Brit BritIsh Ish coal cOlli will lii lead consumers to buy lIu I American coal The largest Increases expected ci In iri those markets which are 0 relatively nearer to the tine United Slates II a iii hi than to Great Orest Britain but some same Increase In to Contin e may be expected exports IJU u Europe Import tax taa on In or CT Tire The Imposition of ot an sugars su witha a differential of two shill I tr between relined refined lings and two tIVO pence sugars and sugars testing 76 16 degrees U Is un unlooked fl In the tine dl di P It looked upon here as a step of protection as a It Is believed te that this differential Is great enough to s safford nil flit afford considerable encouragement to yar ran the British refiners fa faThis I 0 This Thill may lead leall to a reduction In tho ho he Imports of ot refined sugar lunar Into the thu United Ir h Kingdom but as refined u r ts Is not R g gan an nn article of export from rom tine the United jw es Stolen States American Am trade will not bo be at af P tilt cli li fueled t Ie 1 by b this The United Kingdom rl ni took look from the United States last year fd I d pounds of I no gallons Callous of oC and gallons r of syrup It H Is II not believed that the tire sin In trade in these Ih se articles will be affected 1 materially by b the tax I Lii Mr Ir Gage Gag tine the secretary of the tress treas ore rueI Is nut disposed to believe bellove that th Ihl line ur urt une new taxes tue will III affect the tine American ml with lh th the United Kingdom to any II it material degree He lie doubts whether it t t th tine export duty duly on coal Is iii large enough Ml lit litto to In give American coal any great ereal ad all advantage t III r vant vantage K In competing markets m pt Et r rl l |
