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{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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9s are the people of this country oblig- my tae sum of S6,38I,454, in order to I.l48.2S3 on bar into the treasury. In

 words, they may pay $1,l48.253 in 5a9a of duty 10 the government, and 8.7l3 in the shape of bounty to the Hasegs.

 IaR is the next article which will no- The whole quantity of brown sugar |el ia l84l, was l79,857,49l pounas, a the countries whence imported |.540, ot little tess than 3 cents eight |7.t poand5 and paying q specific da.y ents per pound. The quantity of white |sagar imported was 4.93I.5i6 pounds; giaal cost Of which was p257a704, or |oger , cents 6 mills per pound, and a duty of 1 eenLs specific. The qaaa- |Ioaf, refined sugar and candy, nnpor- |Sli, was 2,2i0,634 pounds. costing lI5l, CT a li.tle more than 6 cents per anu paving l specific duty of 6 cents. my caleul ton on the whole quantity FS05,6Il poaads, assuming Il b be l win the lowest rate of duty, which ] lsals per pound, which is more fasara-

 6e sugar-plantor, and which woHld

 to 74,770, ,2IG

 ch add 30 per cent. for

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