Workingmen And the Tariff
Workingmen And the Tariff
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03 13-03% Decrease, 7. 1 Manufactured articles 46. 68% 33-52% Decrease, 28. 2 Total $112. 81% $94-74 Decrease, 61. 0 "Farm food" includes breadstuffs, beans and peas, meats, fresh and packed, lard and tallow, butter, cheese, milk, eggs, hay, potatoes, turnips, onions, cabbages, apples, and with dried apples, raisins. " Taxed articles" include sugar, brown and crushed ; molasses, tobacco, whiskey, beer, coffee and tea (for many years taxed, though not now), salt, spices, rice, and also fish. Und...er "materials are included only raw cotton, wool, hides and lumber. All other articles are here included with " manu- factures, " though a few, such as coal and hemp, are not properly so classed.
The striking difference between the decrease in farm food and materials, and the decrease in manufactured articles, merits especial attention. Let it be observed, first, that the great decline in the cost of transporta- tion, from 65 cents in 1860 on grain from Chicago to 25 or less this year, accounts for the entire difference in the cost of breadstuffs and meats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
03 13-03% Decrease, 7. 1 Manufactured articles 46. 68% 33-52% Decrease, 28. 2 Total $112. 81% $94-74 Decrease, 61. 0 "Farm food" includes breadstuffs, beans and peas, meats, fresh and packed, lard and tallow, butter, cheese, milk, eggs, hay, potatoes, turnips, onions, cabbages, apples, and with dried apples, raisins. " Taxed articles" include sugar, brown and crushed ; molasses, tobacco, whiskey, beer, coffee and tea (for many years taxed, though not now), salt, spices, rice, and also fish. Und...er "materials are included only raw cotton, wool, hides and lumber. All other articles are here included with " manu- factures, " though a few, such as coal and hemp, are not properly so classed.
The striking difference between the decrease in farm food and materials, and the decrease in manufactured articles, merits especial attention. Let it be observed, first, that the great decline in the cost of transporta- tion, from 65 cents in 1860 on grain from Chicago to 25 or less this year, accounts for the entire difference in the cost of breadstuffs and meats.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New York American Protective Tariff League to read onlineMoreLess
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