Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31
THE Determinations AGAINST A
MEXICAN PRODUCTIONS in the above duties


MANUFACTURES OF
WOOL so
Let us now apply another test to the Presidents
assertions. This British Tariff has been in full
operation for six months aud nlore-irom the LIST OF
June last. 1t had been in operation six months
when the last British steamer left Liverpool. what
was the actual state of the British Market at the
very moment probably, when the President was
preparing his Message? We answer by quoting
as follows:
LIVERPOOL CoRN MARKET, December 3.-rho value Of
Wheat was maintained tho LIST inst and Indian Corn being in
lock, in demand but the price maintained
Since tho st inst the market has not boeG 50 bg9an and %
h. United States, red 6 Id g Sd white IS Qd Is Sd Oats,
per IS b. As Cd Indian Corn 4O lbs 54 5ss Flour,
P? 5a s' '0 ID '''' STATES sweet Us III ''' '''
Wheat corn, flour, and oats were therefore very
high: and the reason is to be found IN the well
known fact of an extraordinary scarcity of food,
not only In England, Ireland and Scotland, but
throughout the whole of Europe. This has given
great demand and extraordinary prices for bread
stuiis, which has been been felt even in Vermont
by large advance in the price of Flour, and more
fayoraby felt in the grain growing States of the
West i'll an advance in the price Of wheat But
how the British market for the PRODUC-
TIONS OF VERMONT? Let us now give this
statement:
LIVERPOOL AMERICAN PROVISION MARKET, Dec
30u markets have boon dull and prices are on the decline
Old Beef is in moderate request fine quality held firmly at
the quotations Jg Dds OF FOX rave a,ey arrived ne
degree nominal and range from 5G TO Gs pe Dbl For Bacon of
suitable neatly packed there would be good market The
supR Of s at marnet rather snort ohfsG o i T g
market to Is per cwt lower Talow very fat and
prices are a! Iqq Is below those last quoted
Co E do per bi Is 6s Cheese psi cy e. s. ppe, i6
SIS midi, "A rs ord % 42s; Lard cw u s., in bbs
~ 4i' k9S 20 nos FSS Pef Gu :" @gS ms ~ Il mess 90
cwt L. s. dry, in bond 55 a ios. ''''' 70
LIVERPOOL, Dec 3IAshes very angnid sales l5Q bb!s
Us u T' , I"t o rE anu i 'V VI t5 m
washing very much complained No alteration pric6
except IL Begnos res 10 the mddns qualities OF which ur-
NJ Ja 'la' .t iO'1 ,... ;,
s"v Guts, aI.s', , b "I'S
,ho, 49,, Gn ,'U HooDo unu IL " ~ oo 'oI,,u
~ o'o wiz" eau " 1870 'Iu At
~ fn ,''S .'o atctase W. po la'o. u'Guc c
bacon Er Iard - n'. .,, az iaaa I, 81
nar h3rrI c ofl IL ro,G' anu SO seoS .'''"n 90
ppro,J L,, m bn,.o ,,a, -, toorn 10 am, 49,
do hs 81 ~ Er,o ,I, =, 10y
ST. ~ ,ta $50, CIV ,I crners of vermont IN
the Brtis5 marEei: II Mcv Ike L. let them ioin
with Mr. Polk 10 destroy Amerlcan manufactures.
and break down tho oreot HOME MARKET for
their prodbc-ions Massachusetts alone. annually
consumes an amount more than two thirds of all the
exports from the United States TO Great Britain.
Sncb il His british Frco 'Tr,J,, Tariff ca stronr
Ia Joo. i, ,.ri,,;%ata ,,s,;,., 10 Arnor;oo f.,s
orc al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o, ,1n D.;Jar, e H.
Gfn;,oJ S,a,n ~, w., "a, III So 80 o,o,JnJ
g. H. ;c' 80 .'' "a C, 80 PuG0,i ''.e' i
i dno 'o o ,oiuo" ol |o"g'ess aaG tiG puop,
aoi " t.Io a'u ueui" ~ u'
,E p',,, uGe nus c
olioy anu ,,'S ssoSs cllot VI roc
the ais p Do a poc
uie aodluohIhcnt OF OuN rrolectVe rol'cy,
uated by all the patriots and statesmen who sue