The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-06
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/ A eomiSafssenf cf the lsasocis: O. Esn-skce,o
! for the three mouths ] ase 2 ~ e.. bss,isru
the condition during the SANS spsriqa gf
last year. will SHOW a aliterrne SIS 13ssE 10.
~ in faNor - tha aas' NJ sy. fisi.,le9 .4rs
this wear Beet eatt,e ,bsSs FseassYs sss,f
II y sqs.is i'sf aippssfs qf,r as,, - -
corresponding ss-a>sln y y es,st Il. sssst,
cline reachei only a pl fes4.s-a laf. ss,as.
ke. is aireadrs ses-iocketl std sst0sr Il Z.
. average, arrivaiy ar AUD. heal pe gsiest' !.
, in excess OF the raesiptss .pnss xeae ago.
the stock caa'4., llel rs,iessr erftrss :,
are cent Per g,aeaplsl, sp@ - = l4as - 81 =
year, and the tenaenel is.-sliats 3epn !.
ward. Holders are ANXIOUS - ee.slj 81,
At once, u ordess Rlayaa44 s sss'sFf4s III
ts' s1i8ks,,an5. 8 as-esai~eh 81 taet4fa
Sheep hays astiAass rs isiI,rsi S,ais,, II
pound. 1--we Wel2l<, Y. t.rse g.pDiilss ~.
are now cents below, ihe, i,Se - 81.
year. Fhe receipts araahan, 80 5 al
per week IN. excess OF the, arfiysI~ .Asr
/, Fall, and under tie inflnes3es ,,r h.axv
stocks, prices nirst so still e,sw+bi = ~ 3t
There never ws such "a rl.,... -sss.. ,s. =
hogs!"e The reeeipss ar- ts,az AAs.ssat,.
, gaDtly large. but the demand is ssxt.elns-
/ " limited Hitherto 1t this se4son 5
the year. large exports wef,r sngde. .Ais
year cargoes that were sent olit ealaw in
the Summer arr nov resurnsll from Ep.
rope and thrown back, nppnl tss shippers,
"A decline OF ~ Cents per panad live
weight, has sent the price i,JiTt & cents
below what it was last Year, she,s fhs re.t
ceipts were 1900 less per week tasl1s&hsvo
now are. and an active .expert s..saaand
afforded ready market a. aeiiess.-,
Prices then, between the tniasie af
August ana the 18th Of Nov ENTER sdss
vanced 2 cents per pound lhy 1rf4ensi
high price of corn is forcing h.avt sIp,
plies of hogs on the market :tncEkt "a
believed prices wiz experience Il sal
fnrthede cline, and force holders 10 sssli,
At ,.ea,y sacrifices. ssszesse-- Eef %
Pork has tumhled from Sss q -se2
per barrel, and is now 1lJ 81, Kasov ~ =
prices CT the same time last year 'ihaa
market Is very unsettled. ana is dooa!ad
to still further reductions 2#sAs ff fTfAH
Lard is IL to IA cents per 5o,in,i fc,sv.e'
er than at this time last year. ship-
ments are returned from Euglant!. aud
large supplies are coming IN from the
West. Prices have, gone down s.. Gonts
during the past three months, and mus.
go still lower. .9,..s -..s.t -.
Cereals have advanced ~ fhlas.s. uauer
an advance of 81 per barrsl, is,ncw 81
higher than it was yeaF asa. The
market. however. is unsteady. and prices
are looking downward . ssea eassssD
Corn has gone u,, 20 cents pesleashai
in three months. and is af4ays 81 ssents
higher than il was iu Ness en-, s,~r 4 a So YEAR
Unless all reports of IA foil crop have
been false, spectators niuss WELD and
prices fall much lheIow the rresarf i a,,t-a
tons. ssa'nslfst7 an
The pFiee oil butt 1ts Ji.ss \ u s-aissfse )
cents during the til rec tn.,;itil !. ii s4,sa ed
/ 1t IL now 10 cents below .7t-t sseaess
market, and the Ffuli .sdpiis! sasi tree se
ceipts must fofcefit sstiiisa le,asoHs Las.
year, during the same jyeIfs,si. lsats~se etd
vanced fully 15 cents perp,anid hnssl
Coal has declined ncaIies ~ per f.itl IN
three months. and is now - i.efs,ue last
years prices. Thc prcFact@f ,s97ts,e
mines have been unusnslr assa {. and
there are no fears that holders '~tfIa e-seY
again realize tlt enpi nous wat igficess.
which for two Wihtets efffc,uaily nnt
out the fires on TIE thsaartfisg ~ ~ k5t4r
The things we eat are daily ree4ulfif.
less costly in the market, Tii fscligo
is not 50 perceptibrs At fiss stalls a,iii S
shops OF retailers, ana tn ils a;fs.;il con
sumer ut, the hoie.e and sbpagd ~. houses
it is wholly unknowa-,ssi ~ Esil ray1,,
of provisions in ,ther.counssA, fprszsIpg
upon the crowded stAre sne gse. e.iG dc
| city, must, eventually break Il s@ss -sli
speculation, and. orceyiown ths,- dp.i.ses
to c1nsam ers. in order TO INDUCE mole
rapid consumption Of the peaisssisle ar
ticiesios food issiiy, in tlra e3,.rsesof
time, the decline will .reaet, ssies pgose
who buy to e;st.a ana tine .gss,,siss .sasizys
will return whereas the iafos es, was able
| to sit down TO u hearty ssieiasr. without
first balancing accounts 1eswo.u has ap-
petite and his days earnings, -s ~ not
| to leave the latter in deb. 60 he ts.rmer
Il New York Tribune, Nov aes -as