Federal Register - December 7, 1957
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S a tu rd a y , D e c e m b e r 7, 1957
FEDERAL REGISTER
9831
811.91 a , 811.92 and 811.93 of Sugar Regulation 811, as amended 21 P. R.
10332; 22 P. R. 369, 423, 3751, 4360, 4466, 4847, 5785, 6481, 8105, are further amended to read as hereinafter set forth.
1. Section 811.90 is amended to read:
Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the Virgin foreign countries. The 2,000 short tons, Islands will be unable by 27,373, 216,987 raw value, of the Philippine deficit and and 752 short tons of sugar, raw value, the deficits fo r Costa Rica and Nica respectively, to market the quotas es ragua totaling 6,680 short tons, raw tablished for such areas in 811.91, as value, are hereby prorated among the amended. The total of sudh deficits, countries other than Cuba for which no 811.90 Sugar requirements, 1957. amounting to 245,112 short tons, raw deficits have been determined in propor The amount of sugar needed to meet the value, is hereby prorated, and adjusted tion to their established quotas in 811.92.
Thereupon the following requirements of consumers in the conti quotas are established as follows:
1
The part of the deficit applicablequotas shall be in effect, such quotas nental United States for the calendar year 1957 is hereby determined to be to that portion of the quotas in 811.91 consisting of the quantities prorated in established pursuant to the provisions of this paragraph, in addition to the quotas 8,975,000 short tons, raw value.
section 202 a 2 of the act, which established in 811.92, and for Cuba, 2. Section 811.91 a is amended to amounts to 85,112 short tons, raw value, the quantity prorated in paragraph a read;
is hereby prorated on the basis of the 2 of this section:
811.91 Quotas for domestic areas. quotas established in 811.91 to domestic Short tons, raw value a For the calendar year 1957 quotas areas to the extent each such area is for sugar to be brought into or marketed able to supply additional quantities. The Quotas in D irect for consumption in the continental quotas for such areas in effect upon pub Prorated cluding con herein prorations sum ption United States from domestic areas are lication of this subparagraph in the herein lim its established, pursuant to section 202 of F e d e r a l R e g is t e r shall be those estab the act, in column 1 and the amounts lished in 811.91 plus the quantities pro R e p u b lic of the P h ilip
of such quotas for offshore areas that rated herein, as follows:
pines.
, 0
980,000
59,920
C u b a _________ ________
may be filled by direct-consumption 48,000 3,127,028
37A 000
Short tons, raw value P e r u
2,597
79,721
9,526
sugar are established, pursuant to section D om in ican R e p u b lic
2; 034
62,454
M 93
M e x ic o _____________ __
1,452
44, 586
207 of the act, in column 2 , as follows:
15,427
Quotas in A re a
Prorated herein
Short tons, raw value
A rea
Quota
Domestic beet stivar. .
Mainland cane sugar_____ . . .
Hawaii____
s Puerto Rico____
Virgin Islands___
1,948,357
599,528
1,087,373
1,136,987
15,505
D irectconsum p tion lim it
0
0
30,612
132,683
,0
1N o limit.
3. Section 811.92 is amended to read:
811.92 Quotas for foreign countries.
For the calendar year 1957, quotas for sugar to be imported into the continental United States for consumption therein from foreign countries are established, pursuant to section 202 of the act, in column l and the amount of each such quota that may be filled by direct-con sumption sugar is established, pursuant to section 207 of the act, in column 2
bs follows:
Short tons, raw value 1
2
Quotas
Directconsump tion limit
Country-
S f i e o f t h e Philippines
Pern "
---?
Dominican Republic I "
Mexico.
--------Nicaragua___
Haiti
-------Netherlands
"
China.
------i s n .
Panama
Costa Riea.
Canada..
--------Hinted Kingdom __
figuim.
British Guiana..
Hong Kong
All other ------------------
980,000
59,920
60,420
8,493
l l 588
6,127
10,173
516
516
84
Section 811.93 is amended to read:
811.93 Determination and proration , ,arf deficits and adjusted quotas 1811 Q ci n Quotas established in stum? k hereby determined, purth> t subsection of section 204 of act that for the calendar year 1957
D om estic beet sugar___
M a in la n d cane sugar. _
H a w a ii. _
,.1
P u erto R ic o .
V irgin Isla n d s.. . . . . . . .
.
65,085
20,027
0
0
0
cluding prorations herein
2,013,442
619,555
1,087,373
1,136,987
15,505
N ic a ra g u a _. . ..
H a iti____________ . .
N e th e rla n d s
C h in a ______________ __
P a n a m a ________________
Costa R ica C a n a d a _________
U n ite d K in gd om _
B elgiu m .
B ritish G u ia n a
H o n e K o n g
.
A l l other
0
206
116
114
114
0
21
17
6
3
0
0
11,588
6,333
3,551
3,485
3,485
3,367
652
533
188
87
3
0
10; 173
6,333
3i 551
3,485
3,485
3 367
652
533
188
87
3
0
4
2
Immediately after the quotas es tablished in subparagraph 1 of this STATEMENT OF BASES AND CONSIDERATIONS
paragraph become effective, the quan Requirements. In the initial determi tity by which the total deficit determined in this paragraph exceeds the quantity nation of sugar requirements for 1957, prorated in subparagraph 1 of this it was recognized that the actual use of paragraph, which amounts to 160,000 sugar in 1957 was not likely to exceed short tons, raw value, is hereby prorated 8.800.000 short tons, raw value, and that on the basis of the quotas in effect pur inventories of consumers, wholesalers suant to subparagraph 1 of this para and retailers were at high levels at the beginning of the year. Subsequent ac graph for domestic areas and pursuant to 811.92 for Cuba, to the domestic tions bringing requirements to 9,300,000
-tons were necessary primarily because of areas able to supply additional sugar and Cuba. Thereupon, the following quotas public responses to a scarcity of sugar consisting of those established in subin the world market, and reductions to paragraph 1 of this paragraph for 9.050.000 tons were made later as that domestic areas and in 811.92 for Cuba situation abated. World and quota price plus the quantities prorated in this subrelationships now have stabilized in a pattern indicating that doubts about im paragraph shall be in effect:
mediate overall availability of supplies Short tons, raw value are resolved.
Although the total sugar supply for 1957 would be excessive if all quotas Quotas in cluding totaling 9,050,000 tons were fully effec A rea Prorated prorations tive, a moderate shortage of sugar for herein herein an d in subpar.
refining has been developing in the 1
Northeast within the quotas established in S. R. 811, Amendment 8, issued on Oc D om estic beet sugar ._
57,252
2,070,694
tober 8, 1957. This has occurred despite M a in la n d cane su g a r.
17,617
637,172
H a w a ii.__ . __
. ..
0
the prospect for a large increase in year1,087,373
P u e rto R ico , o 1,136,987
end refiners, inventories of quota sugar V irg in Islan d s____
o 15,505
Cuba. ..
.
in the south and west and in constructive 85,131
3,079,028
deliveries of beet sugar. The occurrence b Deficits in quotas established in of offshore deficits and the unusual de 811.92. It is hereby determined pur mand patterns since the fall of 1956 con suant to section 204 of the act that fo r tributed to this situation.
Taking into consideration the declara the calendar year 1957 the Republic of the Philippines, Costa Rica and Nica tion and proration of deficits provided ragua will be unable by 50,000, 3,367 and for herein, total requirements of 8,975,1,313 short tons of sugar, raw value, re 000 short tons, raw value, will increase spectively, to fill their quotas as estab the supply of sugar available to the lished in 811.92. The deficit for the Northeastern states from their normal Republic of the Philippines is hereby offshore supply areas by about 20,000
prorated 96 percent, or 48,000 short tons, tons without appreciably affecting the raw value, to Cuba and 4 percent, or marketings by domestic producing areas.
2,000 short tons, raw value, to other Accordingly, the quotas established in
