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quence Of so many-preyiously otherwise employed
becoming producers. The supply Of produce was not
large but 1t at that time much equal to the de-
mand as the immense receipts last year equal to
the demand Of that period The harvests Of sl5 are moi
going to be abundant anticipated early the season
and the external demand for staple agricultural
ducswill noudgngom the tone of recent advicesfrom
foreign countries be extensive at time sup
posed The partial failure of the grass and oat crops
will have very favorable effect upon prices Of wheat
and corn and give the remuneratng returns for


his toll The general failure of any crop not consider
price usually makes up the deficiency, but partial
might say sectional failure any crop proves ruia
the sufferers the demand is supplied from othe
sources and prices remain reduced The extent of soil
variety of climate in this country prevents general


failure Of any CROP and the producers of section su
feriRg from drought, unfavorable in any
way cannot regulate prices any than they
gulate the supply The above table Of prices shows
variation of two dollars in the price Of flour and thirty
cents in wheat These fluctuations in prices have
not been entirely produced by the fluctuations in the
supply and demand the supply has at all times within
the past few years been ample and the demand very
form. The condition of the currency its imitation and
contraction from time to time in the great producing
tions of the West and at the principal depos and manu.
featuring districts, have had influence upon pr es
much greater than imagined. The banks of these sec
tions regulate their movements according the opera
tons of the Spectators and mlers and by their expan
sions and contractons regulate prices.


The receipts OF produce at Cleveland, Ohio, by the
Ohio Canal from the opening of navigation to the LIST in
stant, for the past three years, was as annexed