The Prospect Agricultural Manufacturing Commercial And Financial At the Open
The Prospect Agricultural Manufacturing Commercial And Financial At the Open
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13. 00 13. 50. . . .. . 10. 00 Pork, Mess, bbl 9. 56 14. 50. .. . . . 11. 12 11. 00. . . .. . 10. 56 Butter, Ohio, 100 Ibs 12. 50 12. 00. .. . . . 12. 00 10. 001. . .. . 10. 50 Rice, 100 Ibs 3. 00 4. 87. .. . . . 3. 25 3. 00. . . .. . 3. 37 Whiskey, 100 galls 20. 50 24. 00. .. . . . 22. 50 24. 25. . . .. . 26. 00 Tobacco, keg, 100 Ibs 7. 00 7. 25. .. . . . 6. 00 8. 50. . . .. . 10. 00 Wool, Fleece, 100 Ibs 33. 00 45. 00. .. . . . 42. 00 . .. 38. 00. . . .. . 45. 00 If the reader will now turn b...ack to page 17, and compare the present prices with those of the closing years of the tariff of 1828, to wit, 1832, 1833, and 1834, he will find but little difference between that period and the present. That done, I would beg him to remark, that at that date our pro- duction was increasing with great rapidity, because our home market loas rapidly growing, and prices were maintained because our necessity for de- pending on foreign markets was diminishing. Now our production is daily, diminishing, and farmers and planters are compelled to look to short crops as the only means of keeping up prices, because our home market is diminish- ing with the diminished power of producing cloth and iron to exchange for food and cotton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13. 00 13. 50. . . .. . 10. 00 Pork, Mess, bbl 9. 56 14. 50. .. . . . 11. 12 11. 00. . . .. . 10. 56 Butter, Ohio, 100 Ibs 12. 50 12. 00. .. . . . 12. 00 10. 001. . .. . 10. 50 Rice, 100 Ibs 3. 00 4. 87. .. . . . 3. 25 3. 00. . . .. . 3. 37 Whiskey, 100 galls 20. 50 24. 00. .. . . . 22. 50 24. 25. . . .. . 26. 00 Tobacco, keg, 100 Ibs 7. 00 7. 25. .. . . . 6. 00 8. 50. . . .. . 10. 00 Wool, Fleece, 100 Ibs 33. 00 45. 00. .. . . . 42. 00 . .. 38. 00. . . .. . 45. 00 If the reader will now turn b...ack to page 17, and compare the present prices with those of the closing years of the tariff of 1828, to wit, 1832, 1833, and 1834, he will find but little difference between that period and the present. That done, I would beg him to remark, that at that date our pro- duction was increasing with great rapidity, because our home market loas rapidly growing, and prices were maintained because our necessity for de- pending on foreign markets was diminishing. Now our production is daily, diminishing, and farmers and planters are compelled to look to short crops as the only means of keeping up prices, because our home market is diminish- ing with the diminished power of producing cloth and iron to exchange for food and cotton.
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