Possibility of Opposition from the Colonies London, Apr. 13.
With the object of helping British sugar refiners suffering from the competition and dumping of foreign white sugar and subsidized hom grown beet-sugar, the Chancellor of the Exchequer at the forthcoming Budget is credited with the into! tion of reducing the duty on sugar Folitizing at and below 98 degrees. Opposition to this is anticipated from Australia and Mauritius, whose sugars have a polarization of 9 degrees, The Australian Government, at the request of Australia producers, have made a represent ion to the Chancellor—Reater,
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