Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Tobacco Situation, Vol. 57: August 1951
Imports of cigars into the United States in the year ending June 1951, totaled 13 millions-24.9ercent more than in 19h9-50. About 90 per cent of them came from Cuba and most of the others from the Philippine Republic. Cigars from the Philippine Republic amounting to only mil lion, were more than double the 19u9v50 quantity but far less than the approximately 200 million for pre-world War II years. United States exports of cigars in totaled about 3 million-compared with 2 million in 1919-50.
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