The Tariff Act Changes and Early Effect on Prices
A survey of the new tariff act effective Oct 6 notes vast reductions in sugar and other staples, with reciprocity shifts boosting South American trade and duties on luxury goods. It highlights free admission for certain grains, adjustments in manufactured items, and extensive lists of commodities affected including foods, textiles, and raw materials, aiming to spur domestic production and broader international commerce.
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