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soo wmi r: unci is it. Tun treat "The -tlkado." (Slot Willow Tit Willow.) !! chti.rin liugiuniper eat down by the gal iluKil.C-V.ool. on! trcr. wool. on ! Ir- wool. Ob! Be i-hauted It early aoo com i ..k i frM mo.,1. oh! free ool. ob Cp too 1,111 In me Wt'io House It happened Just! Vhat Ohio, stanch Covornor talked with our .... M. t ..iri Ron. "thore's that ll'llsl With Itt wool, oh ! free wool oh ! fre. wool, oh I" tail William to BenJ-imtn. "Hardly 'twould seem That even a mule 1 oh! a mule, oh! tike that oue should ever o( victory dream iud ou frwmcu to rule, oh! to rule, 'b ' ... . t ..., t(.Air nbn HO tldlilL'5 Of lal. And tills Jauus tree wader-self stvied man of Way hi bumble pte eat from a little tin rj"". . . i l , kl Inhn Hull nh' With his precious Junn cuu,uu : The suincier Is passing aod autumn comes on Boon the Us will of voters bo full, oh! rrom ocean to ocean that November morn Ko rrt u,ll hn hanrd or "i-ree .1001. on i Farmer, statesman aud workman arc airreed That "Ivo-ecUon and Tailfl" mean welfare in- And toKeii In the White House will Join their "G J 8eed" to eront Is his pull, ob ! his pull, oh 1 M1CES AND WAGES. At Last the Troth About Known- them is Ormarrala JjIw RpiibKratis In Testify lux that M'i;n Have HI lla Fall-n-S-4 a P I-"1 r in 1 MiKiuIrr Prlrew Uai to IlasE False-j $31 31 hood on - Farts from ttia I' ssis and Nan-Iarllaa teaata Iteport. Cutil within a few weeks, no eomprch-n-siv-ly acientiflo investigation Into the wanes question for the period colored by tue new Turff bad Leen completed, although on" which nromled nnlmoeachable result, bad S-.t. ou!J have tn. fkrcal and r.anca iffipoa.ib.litr. Some 8,0J blanks w.ie dree..! sod mailed to a. my 1"" -' hsbments throughout the Sta'e, and of tut nunibe- 6 M. or 73 l-r oent.. were returned- :nd correctly answered. . -. ay, f. tie tab es U appears im. M 377 9i W 'a l" YANKEE TIN PLATE. Mat, ac,..H cofTuf-lBf c, ! I Afid Tin to!-.. ,. Ohio. '-""Hot, K t osm a co. fully "Frr-m net lurr-ae in wgs Rap d Sttideiof the American Tin-pUU.ooui.,M. flB Iodtutry. . umbi.nd n..iiin. hui- a.d Prle-Vyeir !'!. as compered with the amount paid D1IU UOV lis' " Ir Prwlarlhw M.OOO.OB Pnws.SU-; Kvrrr Mill Itrnatlolv lWa44 a ad I ii.,.mrul Rort Brian "u'n" ''"iterao... ' - - JouuHamuu.il. tBfalMi lulka "Tarlar llra- usn. aabu lirotlirra. 1 fi : .iyl. L. . 1 r-ni.1 T" l! tf1in t :e fear 1M ' , , " i.r or. . f ;.......laof this UU!e further Tlj9 D8w Tsriff I. or-fakloK aad (lemo'leh-i ' m,, fl dem.trat,tbelnter.,'.in,' hoi h.t of IH IBg on. by one the f.UeUood. Mt afloat -"---......p, I .......... ...H....ri. covered 77 1-r cen-. of b,fore ... . month old. Born Of them Si.taiT.'?'. -0 : ?t 1 J-'"'-- . . I . , . . . ... . l.u l., T ' --" l-OUilMUi, . ."I y. -all hearts and giveem men aud women. tn.noiirilA ltnt llld ln tt DT the SlffDS 01 . .l .monn tO , . w Iber, the total tr36H-rorrerj.-j ( me limes, ana me isuiairu nu.,.v.-"j under our notlee. we made the following etatemenl a good while ago fuct of tha mntter is that wasroa bare been higher, work moro plentiful, trade brisker, !orol;;D commorce larger, aToraire du'.lei low er, manufactured commodities cheaper and them s' ow ao increase either of B w-ig ;b4 a good sun sua w.r ...iv .r., produo' or b-th, and that there were no le":tn(.y ar. do m itch at all for tb. fleetfoolad than 717 instances if indirldual increases or(ac ot ,he operation of tha Me- wag-s during the e.ime year. Ii;inley Uw. Here for InaUnoe is the Dew tln- Whlle the industries1 are Lut bi in na-""! plate Industry. Fa. Mnrewfiod Tin Flat u ....... Klltabrtbport. S. I., Hix months ago the Free Trad paper, and X. tu. Taylor Coni,. h pi . a. 1V..1. x... U7 ". lli .... - - 'mini,I .7.1 i&'U I Fa. P. II, Laufraan a Co., a;e jenrly earning in total avorge Increise plovmen: toKi.nw woriing-;oM.ors wera .busing everyone auo ventarad .Pittsburg FJtro Flatiujo T H ,i..r-:nH,ifrilncluded.'.. . .h.i itm maLlna a atari ta Ihta' Fa. if.td em show an Increase I -er-jeoultr Tbey called us tin plaU liar., and T" K' Works, fc. XJ the yrW.l. while the.c,1H th new tin pla! mill, mythfc Hutjl'-rd Mnu''urlnrComp,(lr 1 ofy.itlye:iibins of the,(or,un(lteyi eonres provided forth pun-so,,,,". ro iM B 1 Tk ..arivN1 ..... L' 1 V :Ui tA,.l. 41. .V .. ftl,ff K I .-,,i i . titt The areraz. ,..... nr h. I.imira Free Traders. It ao-:t. liula Suuinin, .... rC a. .1 nlMUllli; . t t ....11.. Im.I.JI.,1...' UO" '"I Cleveland's English Allies. O, bow the Britisher longs to Tote for Cleve land I Put he cannot, and must eontent himself irith merely Bending over funds end doing . ... 1 - , . A - .... 1...1. J, MO. , of in. mora nrosferous siooe, 1BC'' ----- . . ,.l--. '' Work. j"-' , . the 51 trad-a showing an iu-ie. the M,K.nlcy Tariff pweel than they were fvi witn boforo io macy vears. do not attribute. . . ..' . . , a. ... f.Ti:IKPS FEWER. all this to the llchin.ey tarm, ou, .... ; ,. . ,mouni of lu MtaM pr0.w. H Mward.... Norri.u,... . it to lo s fact, and everyone of orllnaryl .'in addition to the Invettgation oi tuis - ,rom ,. iV.;;' c,,,n'''W icouliaue! its an-, - - i --'i-i.-, maaut t .. . t a :aar' I Fail ins- winil rja. J i '..,., . til 1 1 m n lull id: -' t M,o! the Treaury the progress of State., to keop " ' (-.imBrmii iiq i-j.i. work, hi ry Iiepartment, to Investigate. l ulled tat- iron iB j"! strict account of erery plant j oi.io. " '""Hm I tha amount of it. actual Dro- " tdwart.. a. Norn.u,., . intelligence and luformaiion knows tu.it it le.eial sultject, the bureau has couti afact. Why af.empt to deny itr rual investigation ol ail moor msiuiua..--- - tror ... V'I.n'r 01 ,'"njtH- buiim . , U . C..alA .1 C.-.. I!.. ,,..of in T witn merely senuiog over iuuu .u. smce me-ie woros were wnueu . u..- occurring in me ci-aie uuima 1 j- . traa Trade tin-ol.te liar1 Number f m.-npanl'-s u'lii what l.e may from the other sido for the cause inveetigv ting Committee hue reported, and j 7 b, total numlioro." Hr.ke reported f"r thet sirr-p.y tune , AuuM ,, lWfl .. "' bo loves i-o well, : He thought at one lime lhat be could sub serve that cause by calling Indignation meet ings of English men In England to protest against American legislation for Americans. He used, also, to denounce and abuse the candidates of Protection and laud the repre sentatives of Free-Trade in the public prints. But he found that so doing rather helped than niuirwri, fnm injured Protection. I So word has been sent across the Atlantic by Cleveland's lieutenxntH that open advocacy of his election by Englishmen must coase if they Wish to see him Provident again. And the llritislier, ever ready to make nny verifies our statements lo every particular. Noj VMr i.i vras 4,"j13, a doubt the Tree Trader would like 10 shift the in too year lvi. a .nt 6,2" occurrmi: unuer an - - r .nmnwr or c-,m,,lM tLlup si m, tv. dec ase of 1733. Of the!of Am-ricantin pinte. Hero are the fecU he statements of man .Number of eoiupai.is irutii,f r', J u ; f. mm 1,1 .ck 1,1.1... iltui, :J he Fnxluctlriu. tin au.l teius klin iJ 1 al year ended iuu, ,J1 . I. .nli.l rnnndullnn Of th IB ...... 1,. A MO on or SI nr.r Vhl. of'L-IOinej ir'J.n iuo..u elaborate, non-partisan, absolutely conclusive:. m, w,-re in the building trd-s, a fa;t that .'acturwn, as rportod to the Nx-retary 01 tb report, to the meagre data cited be'ote It wu j,, tolollow In natural sequence the rcsnlls: lreasuiy rw.nr. Tint ,1 o not T.rntOKa to allOW him t0:A, njPA,t in it. ,il 1 1. vf k-;it i in of the ef-' do so. Here are the facts, which we will eom-'ifKt ot lUe ta.'ifT on labor and w ig-s The pro luct.on of tin hnd tern, pl.toa, by: luur"e", frnm Brt?.'( pel him to face: I The r-port closed as follows: "It has b-n iiart..rs, for the flscul year ended June 3J.J st-i ii....e.i , t-n,..J IHlllbda T .tal pr-wl ucil . Jutm mi. wn. i4 'my ciiierierroe, a s, I doubt not, It b-.s been 'l.2,U .hown in ihc a'tr.cU appended bor.-F -i;1'" pr" fl al JU.-:.,n t!a mi J tkt Sm&'t B'port OS rn,l .. .. .... ti.m to. marked Lslilb Is 1. J, J nnd 4. lueao ao-; ,, .T In ,A,. It,, ats. Otlfl .oIlAtAd tllO - ' ' . . - . . . . I . . . ,. 1 I. 1 1, k ,1 m tdl . f. ii I OCAt lo O O f HI An - ' ' " one often finds himsull tempted, unconscious. "" cumvta-l an..i.i . weight of undoubiel authority, the committee!ly frt tii( tor)Uri(ii8 an ,UTe,tua!ion wh a ufacturiog Onus or companies, and are notj c) ,.ol 0CKl ,. ,nai r.liiiaud liivestinn'i,'iVld'ai Juijs lj.i ""al decided at the outsat, with entire nnaolmltr. w , proc0aeeirJ lueory. How op n to !ur:br roviaion, tor the reason. that the Inuuiry should be extended only to. ,,.. ....,,.,.,,, . h-fore atat.il. Hist they now Include tb. .worn such subjeots and be carried on through suchi , .,, .,. who Imve emraned in statements of manufacturers f..r eaoh quarter Juuei, IW aacrllice for hiafrioiidsoa this sue, suipreeees.ageneies ana oy sucn meiuoje a. w .p- (iS,inillng ru j, oI 6;atiMjcs. ;ofthe year couplet pummary atAiam-niai Th W,K- liar, the trie-!-' hiu h.,V.h'lnn anlhJ...n .nli now n.. f ill! W Orr.VA.1 I.W t h A tl nft ', 1 mOUB TOlCfl Oi the CO m mi t- i ..... , t...,.r.r. r .1.. . Iltlflliml Kx hiliiU . . . '! ! ,r j .... I ..10 ,U8 rue staiisticiau, nowever, iinui- i iw.u- - -i . . pia. iinr, nave all two dlii(W aurhsiwh mlohtv Imnulse to eav a word In tee. and this plan was scrupulous y followed,, . .. . .... r. it e. 'i. . 1 o.-i . ,. . - .umut'M uy .mini vi ici i uuh'ih ,.i i.'u., . ,j uu'i uT.miijuaoie unieisi lira vAl...ir th.lm.rLdaADniluU aI tha fVih. ' I n .11 itu,iJnnu ah to tha fi!iaractAr. eenerap ... .. r . ,.il.l. It I. .... tl..t th. rtll nri. I N u.. u, ,w a., v.w..v.. vw - i:D profession U an enviable one, and sarrie: rrum uuiu,i.iu." -- report.. Vr ng a!oo th. ,M y j, . ..J Jll. ... th. Incat.mtllAn A 1 . . . t 1" oenLiuu. cup uuu . - .u. . Wllb njutiss and responelbiiities of the liigii-jductioo 01 unena terne pisi-s proper lu. '"-j Free Traders. Tlwy will be uunu(.iiisiuiiuiiuB muHcun.- iii.'""'"'- l.st order. To bim theories ere bh nothing; year, py qtiarters, was as iwiiows Cers of f'ouimeroe of the Empire," In London,, be .wcured in sucn manner as to creaie gen-i w ,boilt fac,t t0 enjunezs, air. jj. r. Pi.eoe:, prosi.ient oi me srn couuuouco iu mou ac.;u.t, , . ""rirom. mi,MJ Dg, and, therefore, worthies KotUngitam Chamber of Commerce, arose andiforward would be taken In tha solution ot io-;f.d.,u aDIj ,ruln aM wljat ha ,..Alil( n(j ftir aid: portant ecno ulo ptoUema. J Here was no The 1.0:0 Still It No Democratic e liior bu lh.l iniF oofttHed hlmfe!f of Ihcm he n'tic.. lh,.m L t me Bay that I think at this moment, WectatloD that the member of tha oommlt.j ftnJ cold M tUy ort(.nUmw trlen there is a Presidential couteet in ttieiiee woald ngree aut the political or en tLe a....'trirf lt. ti.s-. r,. (J tl n r t T tfli'I III - FOUIl. PtlllHT 1, JW1 VI 11 r . - I 11 k4 'AA-M TJni.od Bwea. It would be wle not to nsmeconomic bearings of .he fact. ascer.ainM ;d'u ,Beb Mta)Mll U11 h1(.ll18t: ,urth.r, that the production ot Am.rloan.heet'l'UBn,0' bbht "'" tl. TTt,J -A r ..nti.. mv. I a.. l't... .11 - th., h . . tt.. tk-.. I ' a . I fort, tha Mckln.nv T.nff r.u. TM.M pr -duction for the year 13,G4,' ll-sidi the uiegoing It should be .tated,: tha United States so frequently. Oh! oh 1) but all were desirous that hereafter 'herej.,, Ws Drive lad thee things said over and over should be no reason to question the Integrity again, and we have found that the vety things jet the facts. that have been .aid In defene ot our Ictor iron or steel, made into articles and ware., I "The committee consulted from time to time several eminent statisticians aa to the scope fore the McKiniey T.r:ff puat thnt tk Int. of ni.t I'.uT 1. J TnnaA r. fntt. rnnArlAt not t.m a ...... ' tlt-.1 or .Mr t,a.Ant ft.1 tlnrtnff tha VMM T s-- '""B , . - u . . ... itortou. McKlnly price, fti.ted tinnnl nMamr.n oa or r.r.,,.,1 ... A I.h,.,an t. tha awnrn tin tffltft . of man... ' r men but by the economist and statisticians facturors reciiived to date, wa of world-wide fame ho.e namn. are men- pounds. I a. hl.h la anion. 4'il.l.yi. .u. juudertbeuew law. Butotii deal of harm On July 21 the Liverpool B.ho repeated the Warning: , "Now that our home elections are over, great conflict which Is proceeding In ent goes us one bitter sad irita ests bnve given our opponents an arm against Us. With all possible respect for the leanings Of gentlemen present, I would suggest that In of the Inquiry and the methods by which It , . . .. . . t , "Your eatlma'.e too let. " r 1 . ty.'DStors. InC Ud nu two nrnm n-nt l,.t.l.rt of l.rn. r. nl... wilh In lh mx. n nir nf t ha law " ' " Wishing to do good they may be doing a greashould be conduc ed. Among the gentiemon' v. t,.j. i , ' . c . iT . n .. . u .1 H'orM usos forty ton. daily, consulted were Oen.F. A. Walker, Prof. Henry .... ,. , , ,, ,. C . 1 . . . . . Hon loas thla voar than hul nn or IKXsSXI per year, to I of De.xocraU ex- reform" crusalo Svnat-r!it now .eems probable that when full returns' 0. Adams, Prof. E lmund J. Jam s. Mr. Ed- I -a. 01 01 me same are receiveu tno ioli prwiucuoo ward Atkinson and Mr. W. M. tiroavenor. '"""' "J ie.mocr.nc ioor linreau for Ueyear, Inclusive 01 such manutaciorcs a .inic aamicisierea and controlled bi will not f,t mneh short of Si MO 000 DOunJs. ' uilvely. I ot the proJuctlon ot tin and ti.-rne plates U Pr-a Trade "ratormen" might Just asUariug the past fiscal yaer, a little more than s of plates compita'.ion of alleged facts which they can named In the law, which alone are subject to1 ,h6 The committee are under obligations to these tnj gentlemen, especially to General Walked for i., 1 , 1 - .: A . , .,:Zi r 1 TuiT: tz. .y r. v . .h. 00.0; t th. tj -r t w ( tb. iur discuosionot the question at Issue, from thejc0mmlt,e4 wort English point of view, ha only one effect In Bill." Come along, Demeeritie tditatl tb. reward Aivrvt vwa In the summer of 1891 Dr. Roland V. Falk- raak,e' 00 matl,,r how e"sPlcuonsly head-'corap.rUon with the same class ot plate, la the States, and that injurious and paralyzing iner' Pr'"0r "tati-Uea In the University of totbos-wbo are fk-hting the battle of Fre Trade. Every public exptession ot opinion In tbiscouniry hostile to the McKinley Tariff, Pennsvlvanla, was scleoted as the statistician of the committee, and to bim was given entire charge of the work of analysing the statistic from a British point ot view, Is tlegrapbedjcoll?c,e1 nd the ascertainment of result.. Dr. across tbeAtantle and eagerly reprodueed In Flkner'e report, which to annexed hereto theBenublican papers throughout the countrv. (APPnul1 AL embodies the results of the In As we sold before, the apostles of Free Trade, if they wish to further the principles ibey are ao proud of, should rigidly hold their tongues during the present Presidential campaign. Their utlerances do Incalculable harm to the Democratic cause, and If Mr. Cleveland is, alter all, defeated, It will be largely owing to the too loudly and indiscreetly expressed sym pathy proceeding from these .bores." - How do you like fighting under the British Sag, Democrat.? nuou ur auuaciousiy blazoned lorth, will notPOrted. If practically the same ratio Of weight affect In the least the integrity or value of the.Wween the lighter and the heavier claa. ol unimpeachable oflicial reports here cited. Question. For Free Traders. Vou say protection caused the Homestead .trite. What, then, caused the Buffalo strike? If trust, are springing up under the new tariff how 1 it that price, are falling all the time? - Does It never shake jour faith In Cohden'i creed to contemplate how, nnder protection this country has advanced from . condition exclusively agricultural to one in which we produce $8,000,000,000 In manufactured goods, while Great Britain, with a start of -centuries, only manufacture, about $4,500, 000,000? Farmer have always been the mainstay of protection, not only voting for the policy, but actually shaping it tnrough their repre sentative. In Congress. It cannot justly be Called a manufacturer.' policy, can It? When steel rails sell in New York for less than the London price, as they have done in the past, where does the "tax" come in? If you are patriotic, why do you ever mourn the establishment ot the tin-plate industry in America Bow would you raise the money to run tbe Government If tha tin-plate industry were abolished? We need every cent now ralwd by the Mc Kinley law lor legitimate expenses, Would jon, In the tUence of tin-plate Tariff, reim- jiow iu uiwTy uuiiea ot US Mills bill on agar? 1. not a tin-plat duty preferable to a sugar amy as a means ct raising revenne? Protection, you .sy, creates trusts In the United BUtee. Doei Free Trad create tbe numerous English trust? . Why did New South Wales, but lately the oie companion oi iinglnnd in Cobdenism, abandon that policy after a fair trial, and adopt Protection? Did yon ever bear of aa Iron and atee.i Worker who mad 110,000 a year before th1 S!!h'.B. ta lh "f1" reuiiand ve.tig.tioo, and explain, lu detail ihe reasons tor adopting tbe methods by which these result, are reached. Tbe committee cannot express too strongly tblr appreciation of the great value of Dr. Falkner's service, in this connection. in stating tbe results of tbe investigation, comparisons are made, unless otherwise stated, with the price or wages for the months oi June, July ana August, iijov, the average for these months being taken ai a standard. This average is expressed by tbe number 100, and the changes are shown in tbe Utiles sub mitted by percentages of 100. The results of the inquiry are as follows; FBICES. "The summary for September 1, 1391, shows a decline in retail prices of the 214 sslected ar ticles ot 0.64 ol 1 per cent, by one method of computation, 1 8-10 per cent, by another. WAGES. "It appears from tbe report of the statistician that In tbe fifteen general occupations seleeted by the conamitteo, wages were three-fourths of 1 per cent, higher in September, 18fll, than in Ihe three months selected as a baala in 1889 and that the wages in the special Industries selected was 0.31 ot 1 per cent higher than at tbe beginning of tbe period. So much for the Senate Report. Then, on August 29th, came tbe report ot the Democrat ic Commissioner of Labor of New York Stat Charles F, Peck, who, by tbe way, was appoint ed to his present offloe by Grover Cleveland, wnen n was uovernor of New York. Mr. Peck has been conducting an Investiga tion through his bureau Into the efleote of the new Tariff upon wagt... Here are the tacts be discovered. f.xfracf Prom Oit Km York Slatr. Bureau of, IjlhyT 1enn.l II'. 1 1 "Theporlod corerel by Investigation Includes the'year Immediately prior to the enactment of what Is termed the "McKinley bill," and the year Immediately following Its becoming few. That Is, tb data upon which the report has been mad wot lor th year commencing Sep tember 1, 1889, up t and including August 81, 1890, and tbe year commencing Bep'ember 1, 1890, up to and Including August 81, 1891, 6,000 COHCEB5S BEPLT. "The .methods employed to aecur the nsees sary data wer almost ntirely those of the blank system. It was not the origins! nnr- pose, nor Is It now pretended, that the data and statistics presented presont any but purely wuuiswaia uanuiaciannff taNUbmnts, To sue- plate should be maintained during the preei-nt fl-cnj year, as presumably II will be, there would result upon tbe foregoing estimate t production ot 90,'0.0l0 pounds, weighing Reciprocity Scores for America Against the World. The British Tradr Journal, of July 1, niters a moot plaintive and distressing wall over the evil effoct. of our reciprocity policy on British n m n r An I . - R,.Vh lh r&pd rowUi 01 iaia' ,lnc th uu ui.uiuaoiurers are u,,, of my former report folly lustille the aekUg themselves whether something could pr9,ilctlon thersln contained, that by th. -- w iiieTBui iuq conclusion of the Spanish West Indian treaty between Hpatn and the United State. In its present dif ferential form. It is one result ot the failure of British negotiations at Madrid for a renewal of the treaty with Kj.ain, which expired yester day, lo-day, therefore, July 1, the new and enormously inerea.ed duties come Into force in the peninsula, and the United States stop into me ouban aud Porto Ulco market, while British goods are shut out" This is the same reciprocity policy, let It not be forgotten, of which tbe Free Trade party, alwavs In the van when It come, to sneering at American progress or belittling American policies, dismisses .11 consideration In Its platform, after contemptuously refer ring to it as a "humbug." It I. also the same reciprocity ol which tbe H'orid, leading Free Trade organ, says that it is a scheme to "un tax foreigners only." Untax foreigners only? One would Indeed scarcely think so from tbe above editorial. But it la true we bad forgot ten mat tne un-American World, whose pro prietor directs Its policy from his splendid home In London, probably refers to Americana aa foreigners, and hU d flnltlon of reciprocity a acneme to "untax foreigners onlv' bould, therefore, be accepted l a compli ment ratner than a reproa-h. There cannot be any doubt, however, that John Bull think reciprocity a "humbug." As usual, he 1. heart and soul at once with the Democratic patty. A N .NuCSCtMBL j "WHAT ARE THE! Proiartlen end R-rlprvIn Recommended by the AmfrtrM o-nt; BrNrniin mTts FulSTEli IK (WU Pmbraalna a tUirT t iswfw Ho-hl.r fhnn R1 oonnH. r. .- 1V1 f-a. orldU.lrf and KIllSBOlt. 8f .. ... r - r . . ,.,,,,., K.,,,.t. sulUiit. . an excess ol 6,001,010 pounds over the r.qairsd ,t Uiwk1 Hut, wiia i.itiuuxT amount. These figures have reference to tin Introduction by Hf , ... u t ! Handy volume o! lsepar.'J'" nu4 mua j-.iuioa uii.y. i may uorv nais lum pr copy, clolu, l.'.UD; ;rW. 8pe linen copy niHl ""f 1 Address I AMERICAN PMTBlKTkWl close ot the present fiscal year the production will be at tbe annual rale ot 200,000,000 pounds. PBODUCTIO Of AMERICA BLACK PLATES. A careful estimate shows tbnt the quantity ot black plates I rodu od In the fulled Htates and which entered into lite manufacture ol tin and terne pla'-es during the year was, by quart ers, as follows: 135 Wed O.H. ALFEED DO! FELT SLIPPERS AND Quarter ending- Pounds. September Wl 7J.M7 Iie ember 31. 111 I.IOMI March M. IXH l.tJiowt Juuelo. lMji..., s.ns jaj Total V,J.,5M To wtil- li .4.1 bliv-k ulates sold ui stainpluK compaulMs. made Into ar ticles and wares, aud tinned or toi ue-coated as per returns to dale, 4,,Jb What The Revenue Tariff Did Not Do. The value of our export, ot breodstuffs and provisions, which it wu supposed the Incen tive ot a low Tariff and Urge Importations from abroad would have greatly augmented has fallen from $68,01)0,003 In 1W7 to 121 000 1 000 In 1851, with almost a ooruinty of a sul! runner reduction In 18o2. The polley which dictated a low rate of duties on foreign mer chandise, it was thought by those who eatah. Ilshed it, would tend to benefit the tannine- population of this country by Inereulng the demand and raising th price of ourogrloultu. rl products In foreign markeU, Tbe forego ing fact, however, aeem to show, incontti bly, that no sneh result ha followed tb GREE-M Argregate 14,114,7111 In other words, of the production of tin and erne plates proper for the year over 6 per oent, and ot the total production over 70 per cent, were made from American black plates. Further Inspection .how. that tb. Quarterly increase in tne production of black plates baa oeen in about the same ratio as that ot tin snd terne plates. The preparations that are going iu.wi.ru ior ins production of black elate bv American manufacturers, lus lfle the belief that this rale of Inorcose will be maintained. ine rree irad r is not left in doubt as to the whereabout of the AmsHom tin Plata' uiiiia. im report inoiuu.es in. Wllowlng list of them : BEvmun list or riRits ob cowpAuim OAOEO IN Til ASO TEKNI PLATK M AaC'VAC- TCRW), AUGUST 15, 1891 a. Producing, b. Building, e. F.olarctai. s. Production suspended. L Making or pr.par log to make black plates. Kote.-From tb. following list are omitted lb. names ot all Arm. or companies who had not begun actual building operations, August II, lev? ; A. A. Thomson k Co., a.K.w fork city. Alla.ilpp.Tln Plate Company, b, Allqufppa, Pa, American Stampla. Comoanv. b. Ur.xikl.ii i v American Tin Plata Company, a e l.tlwood, Ind. American Tin Plata Maekia and m a. ...... ... L Ini Company, a. Philadelphia. Pa. ad I hi p 1 mte Company, a, Phil American Tin Plate Company, s. Andersen. Ind Apollo iron end HumI Company, a L. AdoIIo. p. BrVn "l"ng MIU Company. t C (dlevelanS: DANTF.Ti Hole .U'm. It F.u.t I'ourtwntllStS f.'i.1? A FRU .rrtEwf I T(j ins v-- PROTEC1 American Inft Are ,ou willing is l hands ot your a"lu'". Mk tf you are, you s AMERICAN PR iTECTiVt 135 W. 23dSUjg Tpatiii' hi I. M?.-J F..ryrnM lhmut. II. m.li'' ' ..-' ' mesa peMistieS t.r '"i.''J UstiM. Asr,rt;.Vi4.iC! 'Oaa. aqetHUSUI. I" - a- i" lntt...lu.4 lnrof " pkuM of th. W'XZZa j oyl SU 41Sr.st ? r101 print - m o t J H4.ML natrZr Itttf r W.k.m.n lZ"jy.rt. - f . . ... u ..rta.- ,..-4 a. du.lrr .' k, ll.avK1.' .jl owo won..,,,..:r t' , ,1 rallakla H"';,."I aKrUIT AO..'. n.w ilrA' TwsrhU4su5is;; nil IP"'" Kiil.lrt'.aafV TVEBDODT w. w vmw4 wtwi vvipmiijr ton asftufaetnxuc MtaMithmtatt ol tb MM UMW. riess -..1 1- naopuon ot tbls poU7yeiJrn( tVlmort 1 f nar an.. '
