New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
HOW BUFFALO FEELS THE NEW TARIFF
FARMERS THE FIRST AND GREATEST GAMERS
CONSUMERS AND MASrFACTrRES ALL
RIGHT-A GREAT TOBACCO BOON.

Buffalo. y. V. oct. 10 (srccial.-Thc farmers
around Bunalo will probably b. In" first 10 feel tht
tenetcent effects of the new tariff law. The I'm
portation, from Canada Ia thl~ cit, hav" been ch"r
nous Last year 100000 dozen eggs were broGch;
.erc and consumed here $:'"3.ooo worth Of cattle
$4,000 worth OF Sheep 2.0"O.OOO bushels 81 hd:
lev and S2O5,OOO worth OF horses. to say nothing ."
the vas, uua,Iiic, Of Ray. apples. peas beans. p"
tatoe, etc. brouch, ,hc border. In all, the"
acri, ultural prodhct> imported from Canada los lf
fa.os own con sum iur amounted to abont ToJ0""
last yea Hcnr!y AL thc-c products Viii l"' Int "'
now, aud the markets for nc.IhlprHc American farm
crs Will be improved 10y jus that muth. Of c"nr-"
this means great increase in trade for the dry goods
stores hardware stores. etc.. and foi The .' 81 ma
ufac,ur.r- of agricultural implements
Collector Morgan, VINO furnished these tgnrc~. said
of course 20 radical change is making some H.
turbancc here now, and here and there merchant
are taking advantage Of it 10 ruiz" their prices. b'
a. soon IL, affairs have ad u>tcd Themselves I" ta'
new condition of Things. br>inc>> j. going t" b" I'm
proved wonderfully here. Labor will rtt gooi >har"
Of the benefit too and III tell Won how. know Of
A layy Toronto concern that has been exporting II
goods il: large quantities to fhis country. The NJ
kinney bill ha> >hnt il ont, and II promptly cam" over
20 Iuiial". leased lii,;c plant out III TIL: I"'fh
Ward, and will soon bclin work on t- side. giving 'h
iloyucn Il large force. Other ar" llhihe # doing
the same thing II tell Won il WAS wd-l";''r ddv for
EuNalo when the Mckinley bill passed.
The Hon. Jonathan >t"v.ll. cA Mayor ai.l cN'.n
gr.>. man. i, unwaycl1ns Demo ra. but lie CAV" u
pretty fair ,ulnn.ary Of The "i'coi OF the H." i"lA i
on the iudu;tic, Of Ii':ao when h" >;d {" Ia"
Tribune corrv,p ondcn,: NoIe OF Iu'sio> special
Manufacture, come into any r,a comp, ition Win
European products. and the Tariff liU VIII have
urecious little effect here. That talk Of increased
prices for the la5orng man f. all bosh. Tbs dr.,
goods stores here talk Of raising the prc" on co:'ly
imported goods and uXuri's Lciorc long What 81 II :
The laboring man has always bonen An'lcah goods
and always Will. He VIII il" saving collar Il year
in s,l,ar pretty and the higher prr"> viii IL"
paid ony By those who afford lnynlico. iun,l"
manufacturers are the Nai.ic boat with me. max
car Wheels. They can't make ,uch good one In
England 80 they don't send any over hire. Tie
tariff DOESN'T affect bit. ] am ais" Interested III
the Manufacture % water pipe. The n" "a" VIII
lower price, along the Nlahic -""j"ad bet hot Ia tn
interior. for the freight iiic, would more th"h cat
up the profits.
They make a good may boot, aud shoe, hmr
ard the Free Traders have been holdin; mp ih..r
hand, at the l>t lia' ha, ju.: L"'n formed. ~,
a -loc manufacturing In isufa!o !, affected by III =
tariff whi'h mciry i e, tn" p:ic", oiI fancy f"ncA
shoe. aud such lad, t.id have AWAY, been iini"'r'
80 j.lat shoe itI>t ha- more r"nhcriII Win Inc
Tam bill Than green cheese ha~ win the moon.
And /, goc, IN the Of almost every industry
here"
,ir >cOvill" l. no rec Trader, II he i a Democrat
He vouch,aicd ne Information maj ui.!o-s lr "n'
vastly n.i."kcn. Mayo Mckinley w""l' be i'''''
gcr!, mandcr or no g'irvinandcr: :, L., ,,.
An experiment bearing significant r,,uli, has been ~!
Horo M iOi GnsIa eirarnakcr saw lat spring that the
'aih ON ,nia' "a, ri,r "%", M,a r".''.nlIy
runn into favor Ne planted Two urcs OF b. bio'i'r .
farm at Eden Valley with the seed OF Coir' u'u'
two we"M~ ago r ins pI ,n WeE f he, II,
length y teen /" wld anu u..iy i1rs; p -, IRON
for such plants. Good judge assert !"'l ''' crop
uromi,c rat her better than Connecticut NlacrO The
costly >umatra leave, have peculiar sha1c do'fo
with Drts spo ng hI@ , w% and % a es, az"
/, aid w be equal to l!ia o; the imported laf Last
sprlns land At Edon VALLEY would no. have brought
tobacco great scale. and leading business men
Of Inc vicinity a Of ere,'ns AK. ton.rco 1ac,Hry
Deocais Of the xXXlIa D,'G,c on %roner ~. lie
called into heinz his locality by the Mckinley larin
S de nsS @0l % 10" sSs % S"r"n
ne would never have entertained the ide OF cNpc!i
me" n w fad aer ALL r nA' ss
cheapy on Am s%,s so nd x. hs snps
S Scier S ehca aI cigar. u" web a. hcpd c %
factnrcr Eden Valley farmer. who's land has risen
believe that nothing in The world /, TOO good for
rnifao and Tonawanda form the largest lumber
centre in the world Their receipts in 1ss0 we~
100. 700 200 feet OF thl, it I. cstimat~ not
ne sSr cent n & from TO c1 nS duty Ts
White pine and many hard vooas: bnt the reduction
have n: eo ct, until the the anadis export guy
some TALK in Canads Of doing this at once. In that
case Of the total quantity Of lumber brought to this
Canada Most OF this increased importation would
be in hard woods: The reduction would hardly
Scsler here said lie believed tie Canadian mbe,
dealer wonld pocket half Of the dollar reduction and
TIE S III ~ nsp tho lumber msSe
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