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a Coup dc,i Of the Cay-Hs Progress--The Pork


Market


arrived here few days since, and truly may | say
that was greatly disappointed in the magnitude and
importance of this, the New York Of the West Its
general appearance and the business and hustle, all
strikngly remind you Of the great Empire City-that
same activity and energy seems to pervade every de-
parment OF trade, that particularly characterzes
New York.


Its population numbers 900, and is still
increasing with unparalleled rapdity In twenty years
would not be surprised its population does not
ceed 400 oo0 And such is the energy OF its merchants
that they are about making arrangements to import
many such goods as they now buy in the Eastern
kes There many dry goods obbers here that sell
from 81 to 100000 worth Of goods per annum and in
cuding the smaller houses, they all together number
IS, exclusive OF retailers.


The pork business is just commencing, and this i'm.
mensc trade alone Is enough to give impetus to the
growth Of any place-independent Of many other ad-
vanages that Cincinnati possesses She cannot but be
on the progressive.


There are some fine public houses here, which afford
every comfort way farer could desire.