. La revisión de Cuba. Cuba -- publicaciones periódicas. El examen de Cuba 35 Stiulonts (SI ME mienten iii(l;t,i- IV declarar tliat 1t:e iiroadeniiiK u.sos de s'ligur ;irp sólo por buen camino y tluit l)el"<)re nian.N yi-ars tiie ])c'i- habitante de otros países podrán eonsunijjtion appnjxi- mate que de la encendió vStates. Afirman que, comixircd witii otros alimentos, es uno de los cheai)est y que es K^tinta a una cuestión de producción y no consun'.pción que le moleste el mundo l)ntes loiif;;. Dicen, también, tliat liie final de tiu' guerra farnish {un gran aumento de la demanda en lOarojVe, como t

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. The Cuba review. Cuba -- Periodicals. THE CUBA REVIEW 35 Stiulonts (if I lie iii(l, i-;t IV declare tliat 1t:e iiroadeniiiK u.sos of s'ligur ;irp only well under way and tluit l)el"<)re nian.N yi-ars tiie ])c'i- capita eonsunijjtion of other countries will appnjxi- mate that of the Ignited vStates. They contend that, comixircd witii other foods, it is one of the cheai)est and that it is K^inK to be a matter of production and not consun'.ption that will bother the world l)efore loiif;;. They say, too, tliat liie end of tiu' war will farnish a {greatly increased demand in lOarojVe, as the beet supjar indvistries of tiie Central Empires have not been well cutivated in the ])eri()d of hostilities, and the seed matter is likely to ])laKiie the l)eet farn)- ers. Sujrar st(K'ks have fallen to a ver low sta;e and will retiuire reijlenishinf.";. If the i)redietion of ti^.e stvidents that the i)r()l)lem of tlie future is K'>i"K f" '«' niorc in producing enoiigh sugar to n^.eet the demand rather than finding a good market for the an^.ount produced, it is gonig to be necessary to look for additional good territory for sugar raising. Of the cane districts of the world none compares with fvuha. Of the other West Indies islands, Porto Rico ranks next to (i1)a, but Porto Rico's yield is little m.ore than one-eighth of that of Cuba. Tlie Hawaiian Islands ])roduce a little less than (iOO.OOO tons a year, or al)out IS'^ of what Cuba furnishes. Hawaii lias about reached the lim.it of its ]iossibilities. The croj) of Cuba today makes up practically one-tiiird of the caiu> cro]) of the world, and Cuba has not reached 'ts limit l)v anv mean-;. I I i •. LoadinK C'aiie C'ar'ts mvaitiiis tlieir tui'ii at tlie !M ill THE SUGAR REVIEW Specially written for The Cuba Review by Willett & Gray, New York, N. Y. Our last review for this magazine was dated February 6, 1917. At that d.;te, Cuba Centrifugal sugar 96° test basis, was quoted at 'SJ'ic. per lb. cost