New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
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III.
Custom. Houae revenue during the present year,
against decrease of $2l3 1876 23S in the real estate
snd landed revenues, giving ss bnal result, dei-
cheney of $50 ITO I5 against the income Of 1s60but
if we tai into confederation that during tbs present
year. the capital tax on slaves bss not been collected,
which gave the sum of 1886 963 39 in 1859; the re-
suit, therefore, will be sl0i. S53 pa increase from
other sources.
The Boston Journal tays We learn that over
million of dollars has been invested in so;xs Ia the
New-Yo,k market, within few days. by parties in
Boston, who took advantage Of the panic got up by
Secretary Cobb and his coadutors The rssu OF tai'
desperate political game en- the part OF political gam
blers will be that some of the shrewd Yankees whom
they hate 80 heartily will p'cket coil hundred
thousand OF two of dollars Try again, gentlemen.
The Cleveland and PittsbGrsh Railroad is doing
very heavy business. The Company find il impossible
to furnish sufficient number of freight cars to accom-
modste grain shippers and saqueny large amount
s shipped by canal that would otherwise 60 over the
road.
We take the following from a review of the Hog
crop in Tie Cincinnati Gazette of Oct 30:
"Ihe failure Of the crop in the South must diminish
equeny be than usual IN those States for the
henodnes Of the Wet At the outside the Southern States
including Kentucky have not this more an hdi an aver
ahorgh The Weld Ia. Gved better thar wa;
that with the exception Of Kentucky and
Missouri have packed hogs TO any great exe9t at least
for home consumponhe lAttsr however never appearing IN
the crop reports The following table shows the number Of
hogt PACKED in the several States la,t season: $4,000
Ohio........,......6S08 58 Iowa. s36
Indians, 90 90 Wisconsin '''.."'. az so
Illinois. SdS9 tennessee S'oVV
Kentucky '...' 'SI a6d M, oo-o 900
The only States which any sog off be clsimed
conequenGe Of the failure o. tue con- crop ave hentu D
very rge 1t il not expected believe, that there viii DO
any falling Of in the number of hogs in the States where corn is
md then have 81 i5 hogs, on which en- increase In
The crease Is equal to 8 600 head making tn. ttO for
the i've Northern sstes in rOunt numbers Deduct
States packed head last yssf Allowing failing
would be deficit N ssanst the in weigh, in TIE
North Of equal to ~ According to this e' 'e the sGP
calculate on n the states NO e1s d IL b naS
San w snd yS % El
pei busbe in the ed-is won not seem safe
Wbatever the result Of the business shall be-
,s packer, ss be Se PAID pcs. s P
Iom g. Is Is net varying secotdng to Locality ~ The
in the hSs %e sc b SS been taken dsy
pselers There 10, therefore powerful Interest already en-
bfoten down by Indications advances in
crease crop. Feeders therefore win be able in all prob
hog delivered here lis noticeable fact that there is
les difference between the prices at Western points and our
currency than former year St. Louis which was
usually 81 behind is fully up This 10 also
the case Chicago This Is the result mainly OF the acton oil
railroads which carried eight last Winter without special
regard distance Thus property was delivered on the sea
than o Cincinnati Western packers expect to do the same
the coming Winter and hence shall not be surprised TO md
falling off In the packing business at this place this
But if the signs do not fail this diversion will be bot
temporary; If Il should readers perhaps,
regret IT, for while few anticipate very profitable year
many appehenye Of disastrous results AT all events
viii ps ed in the hands Of farmers for the hog
crop within the next ninety days. This when distributed
through Ohio Indiana Illinois Kentucky, Iowa. and Missouri
must important IMPRESSION upon the trade OF c)unty
and city Merchants Ten tie same number Of hogs
would not have brought 100000 This is kind OF
pre- gress the of the country will be able to aPPre
ciae."
The first reliable returns Of the hog crop in the
West were prepared in 1885, since whih time the
reports have been regularly made at the close OF each
season. We are thus enabled to extend this com lar