The sun

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American countries forming the now

Pan American Union the study n n plan

to make all these regulations Uniform.

Since then and during these twenty'

Three Institution Form an

Alliance.

Republlo) collect consular charges at

port of entry, th first collecting a smau

fee for certifying bills of lading.

Two (Braxll and Haiti) charg a smau

fee for certifying consular Invoice and

another small fee for certifying bills of

lading.

Five (Venezuela, Cuba, Honduras,

Panama and Salvador) charg lss than

1 per cent for certification of consular

Invoices. i

Th first named not charging for cer

tifying bills of lading, the other four

charg fee of f 1.

One (Chll) charg 76 cents for cer

tifying each copy of ths bill of lading

and a sliding fee of less then 1 per cent.

for certification of consular invoices.

Three countries charge 2 per cent for

certifying consular Invoices (Guatemala,

Peru and Bolivia). Guatemala only

rhargln a fee of $1 for certification of

bills of lading.

Three (Colombia, Mexico and Ecuador)

charg I per rent, for certification of

consular Invoices and nothing for bills of

lading.

Fee for (ertlflcntlon,

Th charg of a small fee for certi

fication of consular Invoices is perfectly

reasonable. The United States also

makes that charge. But when a regu

lar percentage la charged, aa high as 3

per cent it Is nothing leas than an

import duty collectible at the port of

shipment, and which, as a rulo, adds

to the amount that has to be advanced

by shippers usually on credit Buyers

pay all these charges In the end, whether

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The sun. (1919). New York [N.Y.], 1919-06-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030431/1919-06-30/ed-1/?sp=13

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1919-06-30.