The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-25
DRseooDs pl,,cns.
some OH the Results of cae YEAR Of Mckinley.

some Of the Results ofpae Year Of Mckinley.
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A large retail store In New York last fab
made up a list showing tho prices ofyarious
articles Of necessary use IN September, 1890,
and September, 1891. A few articles cull-
cd from Che list win interest the ladies and
men who supply tho ladies with cash for
shopping Street gloves. mons, September
1890, were $780, September. 1891, el.75-
Common lace curtains were advanced by
the Mckinley tariff between thoso dates
from 50 per pair 10 $40; the cheaper sort
from S7iG cents per pair 10 45 cents. Furni-
turc, mohair, average quality, was adyanc-
cd from $3.50 y yard 10 s3I plushes, from
$3.50 TO $3.50. plush garments were nd
vaneod from $50 10 e25; flannel wrappers,
from eS 10 s5.60, French Jersey waista,
from $40 TO siai staple pearl buttons, per
gross. from 90 10 sl4, psar buttons, per
dozen, from IS cents to SLIT; common
broadcloth, from sl.2S per yard 10 el.50;
black diagonals per yard, from $3.50 to s3l
corduroy. pant goods, from 75 cents per
yard TO si; combs from 10 cents each to2i
cents. tooth brushes. from Is cents each to
30. In underwear the advances caused by
the protectionist act has doubtless caused
many struggling families TO suffer injury to
health during the winter. since they have to
put up with inferior stuffs. Real woolen
wear is placed by the act beyond the means
Of many persons. Ladies' and mems Cart
wright's, cotton and wool. have been ad-
vanced each from 90. % TO s2,75; cotton
Balbriggan from 81 TO 81 90; mems domes-
tic underwear have been advanced 81 per
dozen. Corsets Of the commonest kind have
been advanced 80 per cent; common scissors
have been advanced from 80 cents per pair
tc 62 cents; shears from 30 cents 10 IS cents
per pair; pocket knives from 80 cents TO 62
cents each; domestic blankets from s2;l0 10
s2 %; mohair braid from 80 cents per yard
! TO 81 cents; mems Derby hats each from
81. .75 TO 81; hammocks from Sf.50 10 81 ;76
woolen shirts from s2.i2 TO sS.S7, nockties
Of certain grade from 50 cents TO IS cents;
beaded edging from GO cents per yard 10 75
cents; common cottonlaces from 20 cents
per yard to % cents; curtain muslin from 2C
cents per yard to 25 cents; serge coat lining'
per yard from 80 10 IS cents, Scotch chevoitl
per yard from o5 cents TO 81 Z cents; pcrcals
from 25 cents te 27If cents.
Glassware was forced up likewise. Com
mon tumblers had their retail price ad'
vanced since September, 1880. as much a
l2 per cent? jelly tumbler, 10 per cent
white lamp shades, Is per cent; bowls, II
per cent; preserve dishes from 7 to 20 PEI
cent; two-quart pitchers, II per cent; ooffe'
cups and sancers from5 10 l2 per cent
Common window glass had It's price ad
vanced per box from si.62 10 g.. %; grount
glass per 100 feet FROM s6,75 TO $3.50
greenhouse and farmers, double seconds
from s2.70 to $3.50. The effect Of these in
creaSes Of price, due to the Mckinley net
has been estimated for Massachusetts,. Tha
state has paid. 1t is estimated. already s5.
000, 900 Of increased taxes since Sept. mber
1890. Other states have suffered in pro
portion. National Democrat