AMERICAN TARIFF.
CONCESSIONS TO CANADA. PROPOSALS TO AVOID A FISCAU WAR. j PAPEE PULP DUTIES.. -/ ;■ V (By Tclegraph.-Prcsa Assoclation.-OopyrlßhM :, - (Roc. November 20, 9.5 pjn.) ' / ';// . 7 New York, November 29. With the view of avoiding a tariff war with Canada, the chairman of the United • States House of Representatives Coinmittoo on interstate and foreign commerce, who recently conferred with President Taft, will shortly introduce a Bill to encourage and promote commerce between the Unitod States and the Dominion'of Canada. ■ .. ■ Hβ recommonds the postponing of the application to Canadian goods of the :Unitod States maximum tariff until 1911, also the admitting of Canadian wood-pulp and printing paper free, on condition that no restriction is imposed on' their export in the Dominion. '* London, November 29. The New York correspondent' of "Tho Times" says that the United States proposals indicate, a desire to conciliate Canada. The question is occupying, the Berions attention of the United States Tariff Board, which will possibly" visit Canada.'- : ' ~ /
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 677, 30 November 1909, Page 7
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159AMERICAN TARIFF. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 677, 30 November 1909, Page 7
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