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ri. pr,cn.rs aud the Tariff.
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Tn the Edlcr of Tae Tribune:


How does the Tariff affect that numerous
.nd ;mpo,,ant class of Ger fellow citizens called
Butchers? Here is the answer direct; viz
Under the old TarifT-say le42-Lamb-skns.
called Summer SKINS, were sold at shihngs
and s pence each; and that was the general
price, up to about the first OF October. Subse-
ouent to tia: date, and up to about the 25Ih Of
Decsuber, they would command but shiilings
esch-,hese are called Faii skins. Winter
skins, under the same Tariff, would command
but, from to sh.llings each. During ;ao
present season, 1874 upder the healthy cpe'a-
ton of ou, Protective Tariff, Summer.skins have
readily been sold at shillipgs and 6 pence each /;
and Fali.skins are nov selling e! about 6 sh!i-
ings and pence, to shiliings. Please tell
your readers, Messrs Editors, how long it Will
take, at the present aduanee Of pricss. to GRIP
pie and oppress oar Butchers or, rather, please
ask them (the Butchers) how long it will be be-
fore they open their eyes to matters of fact. and
support tina. political party, whose stead y policy
embraces Protective Tarff


New-Yo,k, Oct. So. !sii. WAsaSoTos MARxiT.