The demand of onr'prodiiets was
greatly stimulated by reciprocity, and
In 1893 Cuba paid us 324,000,000 for
goods and merchandise bought of us a
an Increase of S15,000,000over the trndo
of 1890,
In the list of products bought In tho
latter year are such articles ns flour
and other farm products, machinery-tools,
wire, engines, agricultural Implements, to
steel bars, cut nails, boots
and shoes. All this trado under tho a
WilsonblUjivUnje destroyed.
THE SUGAR QUESTION. of
Free-Trade Democrat Working In tii Interest
of TruaU
The American people are practically
interested in everything- relating to
the cost and tho consumption of sugar.
It enters directly into tho domestic ed
economy of every family, Tho increase
or decrease of one or two cents
in a pound Is felt Immediately from one
end toanotherof this broad land.
