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| Total, Jear.e.e73,7N e,3ae lss
In NIoEe Dec. 'ka..- 6A333 ID, ,GUo U.c. 69
l Manufactured tsa, e93
! E3ty cnnsunprno.. .--- Bis 6H .
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JdN1 IL DEU.


G6f&p4
The stock Of Eastern coal In this city en- the list
" nrce1.orT, 1863, WIS <k coo tons Of Dr.er HUI
spd Erie: 81, 6o9 tons Of hhrd Coal, and eD0 tous
Of Blosshurpa Tnt.e wefc tedQce1 fully 9a ooo
,hn c,o,e q the Jeas. WhIcn may ba expected 70
he reduced to sn0st noth1ag pxfofe spt.uR, uutes3
me 1n!es shouts b. very mild oce, as Tho lasR*r
tors IN M1! last,
Prices % Easte1a Goa, hare averaged suny SOC
h.ye Eot made 70 much money, the price II The
mEes haTinR been uniformly Kept up The au.
nn.l strike At tae mines wla continued nome th't-
teen wEeks-Mucn longer taAn ps1A--d1FoQ
which time The full tti,ckg ran down to polnI
where holders could coutro! tho market S,me
aoa Is
t-rEct tatir putchases In that belief, selling 70
castoIerr for Winter deli.ety u! the sauc. The
vtre obliged 10 ony In a, hgures Wh!oh netted
them losA Of fully tVn dollars per ton. Under
this CONDITION Of things the yards were not aIi.d
Ep ~ usual. IN proportion 10 the tpEtAtett de-
naud, Ard this accounts for the light stocks now
The dcu,.nd for coal dar.rs the past TWO or
suEt1s delays their purchases til lac, hoping
for dtclioe In prices, and many OF tSoso !sho
bougnt eaItJ hare been oe'tseI 70 repIeatsh saeir
ttpftt, owing TO the lxrt that WinIct came up3p
NJ much sooner than usual We hare cxpere1cci
| three 10 four wec&s more oI cold weather than
ter continues late - 10 other years, the enocs
! will he to increase tbs requirements Of house,
| hoidef1 fully ont.etXdtn Abovt the arctlga
Tho uane IN Illinois coal has heen far. ReoE1ng
An tntlea.e, though It Il difficult TO ere the exAcs
/ anoant The hcile.es tor suprlstny 1t arc cd
lzr1ed, but It does rot Efow rapidly To favor for
house uae, owing to The dl1dc1nJ hitherto expert
| enoed 10 consuming t,e spose- Bus It r. caiasK-
Ing III circle Of misunderstanding patrons with each
Jear. For The reason that It Is u1cd principally BY
lie Iss.ef 10 tafe no aocoant ct kfocf Of naad,
The receipts bs.pg Seuc1all1 sold direct 10 the
consamcr on arrival 10 tnA city, and The amount
\ op nAnd ssA %ayy ht1: nttle IroE1 yesr 70 ycsI-
| The folluwlcg we're tue monthly ptfoe4 Of coal
dnrpg me year past. The .1uotet!ons ART yast
l rftett delivered:
, 1869-12-31
Metal IL and TInuerx. Stock

The netsf a1d ttnners' stock masfes PIT -so:- y
Ahoux TIE sane general features - 1eted II ~:
review Of = Jcar 1ttce- Ear1y tu the year - :
demand ex1ltod for the leading A1SGes-stu, ey :
p<1. aud sheet hou-out about MttEunuer Il 81 i.
VIA IN tncItAseo fnquuy. both on local and in.e.
r,ot accunnt, ana prices Of IN appreciated SOC -
box t1lcs roK beng made aE tla 0o. Tna str ! =
throughout were ample, although moi lafHe-;3.
uajurlty Of CUT leading dealtfa cunfuins shrrr
eesrts e1rtza.TeI5 70 tic cash sFsIcEn.
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TcsTsv I'll. .tto.sSs s.2S.Ai
In sicfe,
EFL, Ea 4c3,9 6st,5A l'sc-s Ss,


~, ,sss y, e; i;
lsSf--. .1G,9Ss,No ts6..->..'....-. 5S1ASsa
sssSisss: 'sss ....1sss; - sss3
vi spa AT ,ne TX sood M Essiesa oe,sand ;onea o
se S = e IS ssRes oa -
coultry holders Ie1crtl! no'sieE oAek Il hope q
higher prizes. TIE Iece.n.s 10 soc c!ose OF No
ssss1 wee s:afse oa2 o fas
IA t,lIl ore. rheiFrs ali kee ALARMING eo4s o. The
c.oakcsA; IT u esuc:1Acd to be about ~ per ccot
I,n fe;ser, ine veis 1t ruanirg trool 2s 10 % i.
10 the measured bu*he4 whereas inc crop o. ls6s
gave oil, q TO IS nA The eelsat u. thefe!ose,
/ nnt oA.1, aeoutbcd TWO 3eats ago, his nov
rssct'csly dtsappered. acd Will tns lmp5ove-
nens IN the quality Of the general reeeipta tse!e
nut xaiie lie leading tr1d. Of oass II Of high
character, we note ETrai neseAs n INC aoan. y ,s
t.lauve ns2h pnco n compared with wheat aud
tAney, winch inc:ted u1suJ country for GasderA 70
sA1 ptts Of oats Which Il wa thought would scnee-
| 4crauon that rejected oAtn were fully &C lover
IN tae es:iF rsft Of ne Iesr The difference scarre
Il amounted 10 &c per pu. We tute also taat t1eft
has been I uuca :css AacoEut Of oass scld y san.
4! PIE Of the ntE crop II N o. Inc on. thoHlcS kae
| untforu lily in quality.
Tfe 3or1afd mo eoens q oats ns1 eeen. On On
| nsrd c1icct through the greater PAT 0: tne
Jrsr ID the Eastern narkste. xhen kfpt fneE
fsm. Tho nrkt shipments una vc1J xGL Aoe
roc @ se1e q Taoc On r,ain9 nAries. Tae 1niy ast
| Auerst ts,rucnts we're losing oees. acd oae Q,
ttct prices beicg broken Gown, .Ale sae Rtaal
v.s transit. ~ the oetts1sy q ~ sass1 o ssop
.syis:t,cr. md tho EnirFc's we're ec2n.ed Il
partially E.ke sccd int. rreoqa ,ss os'sz ,.c.o,,
| ,Saraw csnn hsys been comparatively light thu
~ IL. Tse1e Is ia;sc amount yes '{.nE easS In ~
hIrds Ct tne fa1ne1s, Ard ~ toe C1naaa 9atss1 3.
, Fnrpiy fcx al WxntA betrcen fhis sod the oss
The Lexf hstTeaL With tair surplus to easTJ m 10,
yexr Judrur itc Iuatter hy thu sta:e OF The sui
ply a!ote, tbcre !. not much te..o9 10 a2nS2a'
ntgd r1.ccs IN osts drrtR the ne1t !aM me1ka ~
ort oats hxye hccoc.e 50 intimately toeouuea w
). ccIu that he pnce Of The latter ~ much 70
with lnAs Of tha fozrns%. com 6ooasa Dc soAl
, 1869-12-31

c4nrn' eJto now De ssce1.atned, for though The
oEfu01ne receipts Of the paH few days woa&d
seom 70 indicate sh2t tie ho8a Afe ebsas nsed NJ,
theze ase not BA7f1I& lhnse Eap h.lsrJe tnss 1hs
NuEdfA End drefUrb afe hosdlnT back. cTnddcns
thai tha3 c1n command FOOD pfIoes ID the FIN
Hel, II present quotsuons in our uafAet not
b sustained. Tuerc Il no dl,pauny the inst that
= revolution voZkl07 In <as PACKING bostne4A
Tho DcR1 Gao he taken alive 10 k1e seAooAfd,
61ted tbsEA n iii weetneIa bv tua use Of lca- the
meat pAct q On board ship, and curel on tho yo5.
aga 2cIrxs the Atlantic, th1k kAtfnx - to - dAJ9
on storage. and tho pso Of capital m tbs pfoeesa
Of curing, While several Hoct4s Ere RsEed oo I
large part of the ptod1ck beIoEe the Ania,als are
Killed. TIE t.ducement Ii too kteas net 10 be cef-
tain OF bettR extenstyely adopted aud unless cur
pAcIeH accommodate Themselves TO the nav slsa-
4t1on, tie outttess in ChclRo will 9oop b nnm-
bered AEonR the "tntnaa that were"
Eli Inhr1on i Co. esttntts the Etoce Of ptnv1-
1ons row II this city II 9a1b&4 - less than one
Tear ago.
TIE PORK packing to ss.urday lass was ss7,ss
bead o1 hogH, acztrst IA 100 held 10 tia aAue
dAte aast ye&s To the close OF tae year The pack
ltg foots mp TO atoas ssAooo only. the ahpu,enss
q tto present week having .nessiy equ.led the
Hcetpss, While the PACKERS have Renc1aly sua-
pended haAtcea1 during TIM holiday NeoE
WhetAN they Will reAuu.e, ot n1E 90 . very exten.
stse acs,e Astef New TeAs depends altogether On
the bog supply.
Tfe Iolio rug saovs the average prsoea Of uex
pEfk arc 1nr1 in this ffS ct II tRA cl0ao O{ each
, 1869-12-31

The total receipts Of 'tTe hos4 for the y.ar un-
der review 1eta 1.6S ses hsali, Against /, ,;oS 1al
elaA ii 1ees tnl'nx "a CT 81 oead: aud tns
sn,pMetrs l,(tsAtls head. Acxirst 1,0Al 30 Lass
5taE From the art Reek Ia I&o1t,5 uo]n 70
November, tne receipts OF hnga exhibited sstad}
irce4ts, 41d On ;;oFcmbef 10 lad received IN
e1cefg OF last year Il, ,9.S heaA Within tae pas;
~ o rtorins, hG ~ever, there has been rapid de-
cfesse, and II the ciese Of tae year ne Ind oar
turplJ 10 bc 4s,trs9 hsaa ehort OF 1855. This de.
ncs Ii 70 oe accounted for ny the partial failure Of
1he corn crup, ncd the decrease in the number Of
dcgs in the country. In po'nt Of q1sl,y, lbs ho91
m'rk~ica this teason. r7 10 very Fecent date.
we're better zhka the average Ct the pfcsso9s two
seasons TIE faltuE OF In qoAtJ dor1pE tae
Pas, two Or three weeks Is spy exrlatuab1e on tae
sut position that The tcpplJ Of good, nafketaotc
koa3 u already exhausted
Tue na>ket opcneh rrco IN 3An1aty at ea1sa
10.1a, and advanced Ii Feht1&ry TO ~ s5ali.to,
for cozu15dn to choice. which Vas the hignes:
point reached during fhe 5eRf. Ftlors did not
long remain at ln1 ht2h rage, pt.t steadily re-
ceded urtll Abont the lat Of Jdre, ~hen We dad
them raj Rtpg nt g t122 ~ In August they nIala
recovered, hnvApcilR 10 ESsAA10.1I where Ihcy
renamed, With but stf9at 1ncsu Attona until 1hs
LIT Of UeccEbef. Nnen, under unmtssakan!e
ey.ae' &c Of . short cH3, and IN syDpa'nJ With
the shssrce tn hog products, the marAes became
MAch excited aud pttc-a too6 Rnarp urvsrt
iu1n ratEtrf, on The 1h'h Of pecei15ef At t. cog
II "a lTlces anon hfnkt down, ho<eves, and
c.cae2 1eak 1t EssAs19,a
The fal owing we're the pf1cea current oa the Is
), tt5t F]FJFFt M
, 1869-12-31

Crockrry, China and Glassware.
The tf1te IN these RooIa fotrna 4 cpns.stssAtle
tetu IL our tus,less, Amounting to about 1..st1-
tlo per 5sAr, a,4d 10 s. 6t4.Ao We lIcl1ic lamps
III 1le bu.iEtss- AZ large proportion Of ttRse
ec< is tap fted, they tees cspeciaiy the hard
sstrs Of rttrE obliged &. cAy ant!es IN New fcrk
~L..e lfe East Re Uelcn5t.s cRn allox Els G1Sds
t..r. n sto u sotd til waated and uf!ea uci1 the5
A1C kc:d.
, 1869-12-31
NoVerhe-. 1SS9. %hilo neAyiI ayeff blahel oi tbs
crop Of aBs1 bad ItIt Tho faImer,' hnndl BY tho

Noseuhe-. 1Sa9. %hilo neAyiI overt blahel oi ths
crop Of aBs1 bad ItIt Tho faImer,' hnndl BY tho
tame dAto u 1883.
The nost diverse opln1ons yet prevail With To-
RHid to tho Aggregate OF tho last c1oP, nad ne
ctMpaftson cannot be Instituted With tho # 70 &c
ea.aat - u Past yeAn4 sven alter tho mossnsnt
aGoSe referred 70. II rprdo we're tatea into t1e
A:count II wou1d help the maI1sf aoue 4nat. bus
AEfe Quantities Of com were rent through Eat tY
ra irum ai points. In locked cars no ttl1s caro-
ful sorucg oot Of the freight oaIne.s Of ali rosds
iea1lnR East ~ou3d bare TO bo made. ii Ah1tston
cot1 Ct to1ttrgN
the folio sing ~ere tbs weetl7 receipts sai
satpntnn Of com in ahls city dar1a2 Inc nttJ.
Eether with rue closlrR price On the days noted Ia
1853, With The corre@po1d!nG Pttea ia 1883 Tbs
Quptxtlbn u for new corn 10 Mar I. sud a1er thkt
Tor No 2. The average price OF Nh mas hesn.
1HG2c anuTa fnat Of No. Z except dur'n n1StaJ.
Mnen It Wa b*1c ahove It. TheEe has i 10
OF the past {eAf.
, 1869-12-31
0nt8.
The o2t market haS been IN Acrtve one throu Oh

The oat market has been IN Rcltve one throug Oh
the pa.t lear. hnt with more flactuation. tnan or
sltnAry IN Prices, ard hn Avrfnye Of st1Sc belo4
tue 1untai!onA OF 1865 Thu css'p OF that year ~As
GOOD in the Western s. Ae., but abort In the Esst,
Thla that ct EAelda wa An a1rnokt total failure.
cn1 pared With thosa Of wheat and corn and
stood bteh IN view OF the decline in tbe gold pre-
n tuu and tue financial PRESSURE Daring the nfat
e1I mouths Of the {eat the p:ce Of uaA III this
market exhibited pretty ase2d5 advance, thn
bateresA pl the East g1sDg Goo1 dentua. while
which waa pforh-stru on Al GRATIS from the pad
weather oi the srmEcr. The nr!ee Of osis Nd
ysrred 10 GGc ptr M ID Nay 1n-a ttccio1, hat
Improved 10 thr prlrhoorhood of &c by tne csosh
of July. Then II y Al found that the Dat ctup OF
1863 would be large one, and weak tnae pro-
a. tue rss receipts .! the &c crop bega1 to attye
In this cits and It Va. seen mat there *as lar.
ttoek bcnutI Prices reCeded gtsdaAts 10 atnHt lc
IN ItctobeF, REa tneu improved IN sympathy With
corn. The high pr,ee nf Which II Eas Ielt Noud
escate n.Lch larger demand for oats ss feel AZ
tic .tasop Of naTl-n:;on crew toward ia cosc
rrtc,t stz!u teccsit1f, - It Vas foand that he
ttoek np nand itrougn the winter vo3l,t rgopnblv
be ta1Ee n require great deal Of 1non-J 70 car-
r. It. mt Tho fpecIl4'tye esfcnVt1 IN corn again
brought 10 fY1.tk to h'4vt lsc n which nsurr the
art+. Iui+tl fsraay for In" sirt, AMI II ~arh
The eoac NJ the year hftr1gtfr' 81 tunc Wh1t raf-
,ts,!. on necnrnt Of funnr- :n4- 'ne CROP ii not
10 rnIrhsAes ~ Fatt,eh WHO aad sold Short lot
Tnc ,o'iow,ne snH'r shows the wret'y rccctnts
ayd airfnetta OF Ata auilu1 ths past yFsr. n tue
III ;..rr~ VIZ: s.!- 1rH ~ tiased. Hs.S The price
ra5h 4s...1rrr g.: ~ ! nats, vita tn< s$Te 410sa
rc.,.,-;>r A~oni the midi. OF .August
-. t~r
, 1869-12-31

Rye
The movement IN re has been N uraatiAfAc-
lof1 OFT. and PRICES have ruled log. Tne crop Of
1868 Wa = GOOD one. both II qa4ntly kn6 qu1l,t,.
azd the demand 10 Tho early patt OF tho lsst Jeaf
Mas 4n'te light the dtss,iie1s uttng hut httio OF
tina article The Price Of No 3 rused rathsE
tseady I'LL The rlA]da Of MAY 1t fL1a31.l9, a&Ao
average Of fully aoc pelow tue ptscea Of the eans
R!1tea fer tao corresponding nuA la 1853. Ta4a
INC dhfnery demand ceased ehttrely. and It be-
CANE evident Inst tbEfe NAs gu{p.1A eapuzh 10
brtsE down pssees, even thoueh Tho next cop
ahoald he 4 poor one. Tho market fell below tho
even dols< 10 June, then rallied TO IL 10 II the
!stter part OF jolJ, and weakened 70 sc a No
venbe., then improved - aoont SOC uatael \ Bot
tef Inquiry. asopeed To Sc before Chftst 1s< and
closed dfnef II about IKE.
The following liable a9osFa the weekly feeelpts
and shipments Of re 1t shtA po1ut during TIC pas:
J~Az, lor the weesa endtng A. dAted. with ene
pf1ce Of No. on esth SasutdaJ, and camnzfa:tFe
prices for 1855, the latter betn9 ss.s7ned xenef-
alty II 91sc below the price Of 80 !, which Wa
tho lesolnR Er1de tnns year. wnefe no 6ales Of No.
we're reported no mas the 1eadia9 gTAde Ia
1867 thcfe being scarcely s1f No. Of the no9
cruz,
, 1869-12-31

The trade In s<edS has oaen rather Light during
,he psst yeAr, The crup Of uAx vsa kho1t two.
tnri. OF that Of 1s&s, aud the q1AliIy Eai rather
rpo1-Lo: 20 rtcn In ol+ nor near - heavy. while
iae harvest waa fully twcatJ days behind tne aver
are time. In 3oLAequ4ncA, pEsma &to4a u vesy
kcasre. About lco. 90 o1aae.a OF the new Western
cIop htl been shipped eAAI --
zach more .hnn halt tnAs Of 1855. bat NC notice
tns, e7rater quantities were rreel'cd uon nc
lnls farther He41 Tac scAaaostA q INC crop u
f1<:4 ni2pef Than gcar ago, the Arpply u 1ts.4
tight, Szocks are small, both here Ana u tae
Esf1, there betps not noee Than aeEtu TO eEot
ttolsand hanx u Ch.cA1o The q12s.iJ OF TIE seed
Ct lsta il euoL, except 11at It VAS ~ tne
roptpuA rams. ctosing prizes ATE *aaseAeo, N1sa
m INV afu teEGsEcy.
, 1869-12-31

i WoSId Be tdTIsa5.e 1of OH N9stta l1fuIeIs
eeeoire ne1s epHEn The qratlty Of the 1oFetSn
eraln u >rIesor u oass, even II os1aarJ seasons.
year xosl e. It ah4o1c.eF 1at; 10 plant zhe bar
Is crop II tho Fart, II well ~ N the southern
portion. OF OHIO, indiana and Penns.lrsn!ar 4 Of
Sped qusNty, sud aA4 .,eAlel vel So nne1 more
attention II Tow bc.rC paid to iais grain eass Of
u iGac fe1ue.iJ that wr caa scarcely c1pecs tueh
2 +hrptok ttnazd IN The f1turs ~ m The p4,ft
ard C.lc<s cur fxrtoefa 1ecaIe the best stcd. II
Vii rfohaplI be heiteT 10 let II Alone.
, 1869-12-31

The crop Of 1s6s being light rr,ess appreciated
increment Of the past season. In lsSs Al&1fer
bread1h 4as sozp, o1t the s,e1d WAS not ruucn n
e1pcsa OF thai OF the previous year: nence tas
eIz bosn EAST and Veal, aud An Upward teuoen-
c9 Trtces rarCed II lie Aud upFards AZ tue be
r!npyun OF The te4Bop, And have Rr&doaAy t0'
pforrd 10 1t4SlEo, Wills ~ high ~ 1sc has been
cad fnt hun.
, 1869-12-31

It's Eos poaEole 10 deal with thu bunoess Ct
esrlipg. sud tbe movement tn pTov1k:no4, ~ caa
le doae Win sza.0 neesase ins end o. iae ea,en. F.
1eaf,f eopA haIyea. Sese1taases& the season has
aoyanced 90 Tar THIS year 70 eranae us 10 ap.a1
Of tie sttne:pAl feat11es Of The o12tne&A
llxts Eeli kno m th2+ pork packing e1hinaied
s,se falling cc "a the West. tse!Ts znoushs 1So
t:le Lumber packed IN this cttt being o9l ~: ~
| nesd. AgAlaas sDl, ~ IN 1s6.-S end ssasA %
| 1867. Tnefe II no doubt that the hoE crop EAs
sao1t Ass Jeaz, but not 70 soost As The arose a*-
uea would indicate, oecAase tollJ 3ooooo mote
hcgs went EAat, on hoat, tnkn toe asGAae. ~
testsaard BY IoAI Anouol Tni1 fAS hasetsr
teSps to hsve been toet nEot y. I'D tha cxJ o
shors crop WAS sst up e4sy u ne oe&LnaN.9 .
p1 ,te eompa111iveiJ Light recei7sa, Which It ~;
| ssrueQ wete 4 srra k.Ko Of 4bal. c.oo
HoE mncA Of Irth taefa VIZ Il ma eszsE
, 1869-12-31
too hot tn nod ,n,o III. ea:a. of othsss vse.e tt

too hot IN hold in'o li- ha.ds Of others vsefe II
went through tbs u te process.
T1e AnQhua1cd Of Ni0tax wheat ha2 caused =
lst2u falling Cd In the demand tos No sprtng '
tht mflesr, Sod the proc OF that grads hAy cot
ottn mose than s9sc per bu shove NJ. durtoK
I1e lAIe< psfs OF stc yraf, tho dluarepce heluK
apont 1ec formerly. TIE loees gcsdas have beea
guile acundaot oo the new crop shut have been
Aept up to within fAif dlt1efencs below No. ! by
rather large ppEcaates on tao pttt or dssttlless;
felested snc ro Grade .oe!cI c1esper than uors,
ruled 4ooot iec below No. 2, aud generally vent
% re1dl1J. - ahtppars were aole 70 miI Il VITA
90, :, &nd rel! tae whufs Is No. : tn NeM Totk,
But cor new No. ; Will nnlT Scar that p1ucess
very apatlngty, aud shtpmen's 6s auy Gsade haya
bean very lRht7 while The dl1ullers have no.
bos9h& largeIJ. II has a1d abou. &c 10 ses than
IN ioinef 3cars, taxing the price Of other gradss
The shipments oi The new crop from the West
hare been quite light On Eptng wheat oWte1s
Largely holding back IN hopes Of better prices
when The pecania1y s:E,uxepo5 Of she Ausumn hAs
been lifted: Toere u = great deal Jet 70 coms
forward, The rocelDts Of the new crop IN Chic 10
have been about 15H,0 non b. leaving 1880 90 6u
yet TO come through our hands a1d II 81 .D0a bu
TO 70 forward, adding tnn amount in ktaro 70 tue
receipts Of the iuiure. Bat .ha iorepn shipments
OF the 3esr have been 1s5ge, Notwithstanding. The
following wtEr the Tee1pts and exports ut No 4
York fot she nrat elesen months Of three yeEs:
Reed nrur, bris,.. axa 4zx assA497 alE.1,
, 1869-12-31

dud m lncrrase of s., tzs head THIS ex1i5lt Is
surprising wien sc tsfe into confederation the
fse ttat within the rsst tFo 1caf1 there hiss been
rfftd Salcs Of 1sEI = per croL In enc Ss,te Of
Otlc. tte oftlc!at report Btates. that. comparing
nas tre7ra.ed ,.slse 5. or from fss-s45 to
s*h. Tne tecrexse Tor rec yea15 ISsS-'e3 IL estl-
n.ted ty ttt Agyieu}trral Duresu II pos less than
ltDnttS Ts.res RAVE ra.ed Remarkably 8seadS
~nd rrispfr, tur low tad ucrtm 1neatfTe, aud,
tas er atnsttner, the eeasoa h.s bean II uo7So1r-
abe otc-
, 1869-12-31


lowing Is m approximation 10 the fae's on which
this future price Of corn must oe based, outside Of
tpe general tcaErlM c>psl,Itra'tons which Arc
eqpMon sE ?, 10 vi. extptsons oi psoaaoe TIE eso2
been drnTned out In Rnne sections. In Illinois,
there baa been more or 1esa Of failure everywhere,
owing 70 the GENERALLY level charsctet Of The eaon.
aRr. fb ciany sections Of the :st4te tue 1teId IA
Of the sta'e the y1e1d ia large. On the Contrary.
the crur has been msgn 1cent In Minnesota
aud Southern Wi'ct,nkie, also IN Iowa.
Quantity, 30 tns, alter s:rltinR o1t The
@e1J ntue Inferior 10 thA, II lsss-rresahiv not 5
ptr cent les. Thea the crop Of 1865 hss held Gu.
% well that we hate a. yet arnrn very little on
THO usc than usual 10 ttst the tessc1ed time VIII
mere than comp nta for the a7cre2ate deficiency.
AIc It Enst be borue In mind tnat lhc ctsa Of m.
United StA'es must IN tuture bc principally cna.
nsny Jea11 ago. With tho plethora Of wheat ID
Erg1aLd, there has been verF 1:ttle dtspoktton to
use coin there tn!s yesr, sld the prcs has been
InEo1mlY aslo~ sha: At #h4ca 1t vo2M par u
tert it ,here, while the ports on tbb Hlack Ser
hare sup;l:e1 the Btiu-h 1ales ~ith Ali the nalze
ttlrircj, NJ their own PRICES aed are pfe2arei tc
The thlpDers q com have generally made
Eoaey dntltE The pnst IesF, aha ace de4ElJ tse
atiS uucs who haro done 20. Excepting dort0a
the t1up IL September ard October, when = feN
hhtp1csr lost heaslly, tho r1arse. has oee1 steal
Atn generally Will NJ upward Tendency, 81 tina
p1tcts wcIe uaal5 little bt.fee on arrival It tht
seaaoard Inan wncn the. grain Lett th!4 port
Since tic close Of ras1aA,lon there has heen bu
little ss!l shipment East, r::res being too mac
afatL.t the opc1dtton tta masY11 betuK faiiy tx
axaiLss The shipper Id tha rary Fart Of pcGa lobef
Tnia WAS t,ecluse our market vas spe:Ilaslfet!
ktp: up hy the belief Of feS thss she cora ~e
rolting 10 The cot 10 naoJ atstona; wns.r sasf'
Tor Tho atticlu 10 necessta1e purchaser IN iii
uatAEt Ql Eastern account
, 1869-12-31

The buEt esA Of heef packing keeM1 70 be le2V-
trR "a even more dee1Aveiy kn1R that ot pust, tsa
returns 70 SATURDAY Last foo.tnx mp ou!J lq,1E,
agsirss - 81 to aane date last yea whlte ptiees
have Teen entirely ronlnn1 tuxiER tbs ye%l, tho
product being shipped East tor mayke:: sc>Ice.J
Any naA eeea solo nere. Tne decline - due largely
TO tho ezt1hlishEenI Of Large PACKING hou+es ia
Tex1s ard Afkansas. where The cattle are Killed.
and tho meats shipped direct 10 til seahostd, sar-
Ing cnnstde1snle cost IN tr1uslI knd making It
exceedingly did.eoi. ior caletgo ptcters TO con-
pete vita those OF tho Southwest ID the New
York n2rEet Arrangements xss Also On TOO: for
a!arghte1cE carsie on iatRe sc1'c on tue Western
pla,na. which viii stM further reduce the boNneas
here It Is constdfrtd probable that lc1s tHhu
1900 ntad Of cattle vii be packet be1e next
ee1lcn -
A IN sr.dence Of the e1oxt1R aft:neta1itJ Of
shs prottftou market. *e Rtse the following
Epecularye Ra1ea OF PORK iron the com neuce-
Bert Of The packing season IN 1855, to Jan1ary
1G, 1859, with the sales from the corresponding
I,1ne 1867. 10 tae c.o&c Of Change on Thursday,
DecembeT, "a. Tbe Est has been coMollei tor
th.a rc.,sw bJ Mr. Howard, OF The A1riet ReEerte,:
The busI1s - u pacttn1 W2a spo0ed JeAr ARo
by the t.vasion OF the ereccls:trc spirit; YET sns
sxtex Of that sssaon were scarcely more tnau bali
IA thA DftSfdts
, 1869-12-31
Lum ber.

The luz bcr trade OF the city seoEs kA:lsSsc'ot7
increase oser thai OF the year pseced.pg, but has
10 ire rrreTA drtnets, azd tbs apasny generally
fouLd il The bui.dicr tsaae. TIE great ct.uke Of
cGn plaIpt IL however. to be found II Lac isst thas
eeale1A nAVe been uo2nle to kuppJ cfltce ln1oha