INDEX Abandonment of planted acreage, 130 Activated vegetable carbon, 118 Adams, John Quincy, 92 Base rate payment, 67, 131 Beet pulp, 16, 118 Beet sugar, 16, 118 manufacturing, 16 Boneblack, 118 Brix, 118 Cane sirup, 119 Cane sugar, 20, 30, 83, 118 Carbonation, 119 Ceiling prices on sugar, 59, 171 Central, 119 Centrifugal, 11, 119 Char, 118 Clarification, 119 Colono, 97, 119 Combined Food Board, 59, 172 Consumption requirements, 56, 57, 60, Cortina, Dr. José M., 168 Cost of sugar to United States Crop deficiency, 130 Cuba: factors favoring sugar production, 96 history of sugar production, 97 purchases benefit United States, 103, Cuba (continued): purchases from United States, 106. relation to the United States, 92 strategic location, 93, 94 sugar chief export, 97 sugar production, 21, 22, 100 United States investments, 117 use of cultivated land, 95 visible imports and exports, 106 Cuban Sugar Stabilization Institute, 99 Defecation, 119 Dextrose, 119 Direct-consumption sugar, 11, 66, 119, 123 Distribution of consumer's sugar Duty on Cuban raw sugar, 53, 68, 148, 159 Equivalencies used in Cuban sugar in- Excise (processing) tax, 55, 57, 68, 133 States-Cuba, 145 Export quotas for free market, 164 Glucose, 120 Government payments (see subsidies) Growers' returns, 85 Hawley, R. B., 169, 171 Hoosac Mills case, 56 Incentive or price support payments, 85 Industrial users of sugar, 47, 50 International Sugar Agreement, 58, 162 International trade in sugar, 23, 28 Invert or high-test molasses, 36, 100, 120 Ion exchange, 120 Levulose, 120 Liquid sugar (also see quotas), 120, 123 Margin of preference, 148, 154 Messersmith, George S., 168 Molasses: beet, 16, 118 blackstrap, 90, 118 edible, 120 invert or high-test, 120 Most-favored-nation treatment, 148 Mud or filter press cake, 120 National treatment on internal taxation and regulation, 142 New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange, Non-capital transactions between Cuba and the United States, 113 Philippine Trade Act, 58, 140, 144 absolute quota on sugar, 144 Prices: beet sugar, 83 raw sugar, 76, 77, 79, 81, 82 refined sugar, 78, 83 retail, 84 sugar relative to other foods, 78, 79 Proportionate shares, 130 Quantitative restrictions: 151 Quotas, 56, 57, 61, 63, 71, 124, 134, 137, allocation of deficits, 57, 65, 125, 135, 138 allotment to persons making sugar, world market prices, 82 Reciprocity convention, 1902 with Reciprocity with Cuba, 53, 159 quotas, 11, 66 Refineries, 11 Retail prices and per capita consump- Rionda, Manuel, 169, 171 Roosevelt, Franklin D., 70, 93 Roosevelt, Theodore, 93 Santiesteban, Teodoro, 166 Sirup, 16 Smoot-Hawley Tariff, 31, 34, 35, 53, 55 |