Exports 10 The East ria Canal
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Inc receipts Tor -four wheat corn, pork and beef this
season have been much less than last and the exports OF
these articles also show great falling off, The
merce OF the lakes generally has this year been much
smaller than last The amount Of tolls received at Buff
falo this season to the first instant is little than
fifty thousand dollars than to the date last year
and the arrivals clcaances and amount Of tonnage less
this year than last The welland Canal has not done so
large business this last and the commerce Of
has fallen off, The Of this great decrease
the business Of the principal Western dcpots can be
the low price o produce, the increased con.
sumption Of the products Of the soil in the vi
cinty Of their growth and the ability of the farmer to
hold for better prices, to consume it at home The fol
lowing table giving the prices for -four and wheat at Buff
alo on the lst instant for years. will serve as an


illustration OF our assertions