The Evening Post Again.
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The Free Trade Post says, that the best of
White Crushed Sugar Is selling in Liverpool for 10
cents per pound, and that it could be imported and
sold here fer l3 Cents but FOX the outrageous Wing
Tariff, which taxes foreign Sugars of this kind,
cents per pound. So that, every poor housewife
who purchases pound of this Sugar has 10 nay 20
cents per pound, cents Of winch goes dlrectlyiato
the pockets of one or TWO rioh Sugar Rehners.
Now the truth is, (and appeal to you, and 10
every "housewife'' who has bought pound OF
such Sugar for the last y months) that the regular
price is, and has been y. cents per pound for the
best American article. If the gentlemen Of the
Post are charged 20 cents a pound, they must buy
on credit, and that credit must be very poor.


Yourl H