New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04
WOOL UNDER THENEW TARIFF
AN OFFER TO SENATOR VOORHEES,.
PHIA WOOL. DEALER WILL AID HIN
TO Make Ills EORTINE.

If HE BELIEVES WHAT HE SAYS, a PHllApEL-
PIIGA WOOL DEALER WILL AID HIM
TO MAKE HIS FORTUNE
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir Inclosed is a copy Of letter going to-day
to Senator voorhees,. VIII you kindly pupiish
it in order to counteract the mischieVouS III
huences Of his misstatements?
JUSTICE. BATEMAN co.
Hon. Daniel W Voorhees, Terre Haute. Ind. ...,
Dear Sir | am very glad see in The Press
Of this date that in speech at JeeTSO WOULD ihp sell
at '' any time under the Mckinley act"
Every w III be clad to to KmoG decline anns
in American wool w.nch has taken place si nee
wool was put on he d5 ee si @ n the wool col" in
state, namely. Indiana merino, unwashed mas ue-
pinc and Ohio XXX which Is the standard grade OF
American wool, has declined over L. per cent since
wool was put on the free list ana - SUN going
If You feel confident of your prediction that wool
nrryacd AT any time under the Mckinley act
the firm of which am member can oner you
an opportunity for n profitable Investment IN WOOL
They will furnish Xxx Ohio, winch Is about the the
finest grade OF american WOOL AT ~ zee STits d dor
cline OF over 80 per cent since the MCKINLEY law
was administered by General HARRISON Acnins-
fration and Immediately before tariff revision was
begun. and which sold at "a cents IN March. 1871
An advance i'm the price within two weeks from
~ cents TO 3ii, cents the highest price under the
Mex law. would be an advance OF over 30 per
cont having n profit of $1,000 each l,NDrp
mounds OF wool bought Here Is an opportunity 10
make money If your prediction Is correct "hlca
seldom occuis more than once In a lifetime. ana
II Won desire 10 make the operation my hrm WIZ
furnish per cent Of the money required ana VIII
huV the wool for you, and you can secure as many
milton mounds in the markets of Philadelphia ana
Eos,on rs YOU will probably want, as every re-
sble wool dealer in these markets VIII be Glad
T., AK. your business the same terms. 49,
a. Tn. Mckinley law on manufactures OF WOOL
is st I'm force AS the reduced duties OF the senate
biz do not 70 into effect until January 1889 anu
as tho mills already have free WOOL OF course they
hus, Tn. between busy American
wooilen mills and dull American WOOL mar
k.t with falling prices. is one OF the nrst fruits
- tho rrpeal OF the duty wool Many mlnufact-
urery VINO under the Mckinley law wool sched-
uies previous to their repeal, were using American
wool exclusively are using foreign Wool
others are now using foreign WOODS to mix with DO
mes,ic who previous to the 9th OF August, were
usrr the latter exclusively, so that the promised
Tariff law for mixing purposes. has not been ful-
filled: but on the other hand American WOOL haS
=, far been displaced by the use or foreign as 20
make the former almost unstable. involving con-
ceselons in price IN order 10 place American WOOL
on even terms with foreign wool II Is exceedingly
gratifying To- learn that Americans are soon TO havs
an advancing wool market, for under the new Iarff
law tn only declining wool markets IN the world
are I'm the nited States. while foreign markets ar"
advancing, as YOU Will by reading the ddliy
"a bic reports OF London wool auctions. AInerl-
can woods have declined at time when the Ainerl-
can mills. which still operating under me NC
kinney law are the only mills in the world that
present crowded Win ORDERS. NtIy I.lS
YOURS THEODORE JUSTIN.
Philaielphil oct. g. 1891