New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Steep and hogs, all clsssed as agricultural p'o4'' "
1907 exceeded the same exports OF 1eVo D! 'ne sui
OF $3.50 c36, 1919, and exceeded the average "nnu"
value OF the years mentioned by the sum Oh
a6,C30 The exports of all other products III low
exceeded those OF 400 by the sum OF Slli'''ooo'
and exceeded the average annual value OF suc! eA-
ports for ten years prior to 1901 by the sum VI w.
42O, O63. Tho exports Of manufactures III Aos.
we're s3s4,3 37 In excess OF that cxported l" Ao'
and &3a, !yOG, 2p4 In excess OF the annual ae'aso
value Of ten year, prior to 1891 The value oi "e1
import, in 1899 exceeded the value OF the same IN
1870 by the sum Of S3s,031.l6i and thc average
annual value Of ten years prior to loD1 BY the sum
OF s125215O32. The value OF free imports III lo0-
exceeded the value OF similar imports IN l5oo o. IN"
sum Of $780,, 1872, I4J. and there was decrease OF
dutiabc import. amounting TO $1o4.4o,9'V'
The value Of free imports and a.so the percentage
of III. same in 1892 the largest in the hIslor! Vi
cur commerce. 30 that trade is trcr than ever h'ore'
| and largely OF such articles , are not produced Ill
this country and which enter into the daily conSunp
ion Of he people he ay goleS Sc R Sr Tnp s than
for any year slnce 1868, and % l.: cents .sss 'la
annual avasa Tor Tic s Ken Senr Of WS Of
81 sss; Of si5.253,ei3 in hnpo,s Of manu-;
dix 81 3i3 49, in the manufactures Of hemp et''
s2,i36Gt2; in the mannIactres OF cotton: 81 S,a
iS AZ thus giving increased employment to persons
engaged in se nanufsetuIss IN TN, country Ry ana ana
nc of Ihc new tari the inora tons Of horses, sheep
cattle. barley, os's oatmeal rye; egg se! wsr,
so O4i 4s5 less than In 1870, and That much NOR
home market vas given TO our nr nsrrhaais
cccdsd the value OF Imports IN le. by inc Hre nn,
W. oycnc 1 new maTSe' and s
por,s TO the countries with wncn reciprocity rrh'los
have been established have been Increased ny inc sum
Established Industries have been stlmnlaed and
to hundred Of thousands OF men. that sr"at ps
perty exists in all lines If trndc while In cnry SNrry
has been steady decline in prices OF the n'ces,ari" .
n excepting farm produces, a., D. f ,a nr VT ,~
There nas been all advance In wages of three lonrs
Of pc. cent euynlsntt o to so yS1r a mr ii
have increased since the passage Of the tariff act Of
Thes, statistics have been taken from official records
and above Question Thy , Psfs u r" ns
men,s Of the campaign of 1902 and should b. brought
to the attention Of every voter who Is sun u dn nao
pcndcn, Democrat who can be Influenced by fact. and
BY the desire to further the Interests Of himself" MS
iaTi"t IS rapidly developing all those institutions II, lions
which make city c ssnsn S TIM h ans q"
III" things Which to attain its highest proficiency:
have 1s rr D Of ;h Tei ps' S"y
to run It properly. we'll as any other enterprise
the Harlem Si s1,y gets s.s as
30 cents for three months. 81 for six months, 81 so
for ny %"Hss n aS y s1 building 'T
hundred and twenty third st.. just of Lcnox'ave and
offers its patrons every convenience .,
Harlem will not suffer this year from want Of .,
musical entertainments. With the star course OF
entertainments given by the Young Mems Christian
Association ,tIarlem hranch the Seid concerts to bF
given by the Aoung womcn'S Christian Association
The Harlem Philharmonic Concerts and many other
concerts the people living In this part OF the city can
look forward to musical treat. Tho Young
Women's Christian Association have engaged Scidl's
entire orchestra for concerts the first OF which
will be given at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church.
nj Sevcnthnvr. and One-Eund rcd and twenty ninth
St. December 12. This Is treat which all lovers
81 music will not allow to pas, without hearing u;
clifford schmidt. Victor Herbert Miss lauvelt. Will
appear as s0oiss At The second concert. which Will
he given under the direction Of Carl v. lac'lm,nd.
Campanin Miss Flavievan den lieIrdo. and Miss Marie
(;ray, Will 10 among the performers.