Beet-Sugar Industry And Flax Cultivation in Foreign Countries. Reports From the Consuls of the United States
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The difference between the estimated net weight and the actually consumed taxed weight at the end of the business year is apportioned by percentage on all stock and other beets delivered and payments made accordingly.
Sec. 7. Every stockholder is bound to answer conscientiously every question put to him by the superintendents or inspectors.
Sbc. 8. In case an actiouary, or stockholder, does not comply in one or more points with these instructions, and especially if he plants beets on rejected l...and or makes untrue statements to the superintendents or inspectors or does not comply with the instruction in regard to the use of artificial manures, the superintendents may refuse the beets or may accept them at a lower price if they see fit.
TJie above rules as to the mode of culture insisted ou apply, also, to other farmers not shareholders, the difference being that they receive less for their beets.
Great pains are taken in raising the seed for the factories, the object constantly in view being the increase in the percentage of sugar in the beet and the increase in the yield.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The difference between the estimated net weight and the actually consumed taxed weight at the end of the business year is apportioned by percentage on all stock and other beets delivered and payments made accordingly.
Sec. 7. Every stockholder is bound to answer conscientiously every question put to him by the superintendents or inspectors.
Sbc. 8. In case an actiouary, or stockholder, does not comply in one or more points with these instructions, and especially if he plants beets on rejected l...and or makes untrue statements to the superintendents or inspectors or does not comply with the instruction in regard to the use of artificial manures, the superintendents may refuse the beets or may accept them at a lower price if they see fit.
TJie above rules as to the mode of culture insisted ou apply, also, to other farmers not shareholders, the difference being that they receive less for their beets.
Great pains are taken in raising the seed for the factories, the object constantly in view being the increase in the percentage of sugar in the beet and the increase in the yield.
What to read after Beet-Sugar Industry And Flax Cultivation in Foreign Countries. Reports From the Consuls of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Bureau of Foreign Commerce to read onlineMoreLess
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