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Aberdeen (Mississippi, United States) (search for this): article 8
Tumbling. --We are from our exchanges that prices are coming down in all parts of the Confederacy, and we are happy to announce the same good tidings from our little remote corner. Within the past three weeks corn has come down from three dollars to one seventy-five per bushel; bacon and lard from four dollars to two fifty per pound; and flour from one twenty-five to seventy- five cents per pound, with a good prospect of its being much lower, as our wheat crop at present promises a heavy yield.--Sunny Smith, Aberdeen, Miss.
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Tumbling. --We are from our exchanges that prices are coming down in all parts of the Confederacy, and we are happy to announce the same good tidings from our little remote corner. Within the past three weeks corn has come down from three dollars to one seventy-five per bushel; bacon and lard from four dollars to two fifty per pound; and flour from one twenty-five to seventy- five cents per pound, with a good prospect of its being much lower, as our wheat crop at present promises a heavy yield.--Sunny Smith, Aberdeen, Miss.