The Ohio Railroad Guide, Illustrated: Cincinnati to Erie Via Columbus And ...
The Ohio Railroad Guide, Illustrated: Cincinnati to Erie Via Columbus And ...
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Its advantages for business are very great — ^being the outlet of ihe Ohio canal, and the best harbor on Lake Erie, within an hundred miles. The canal brought to it the vast export trade of Northern Ohio— especially of the great wheat counties, and for the same reason, it became an entrepot of impor- ted goods. This gave it the first impulse. Then cafne the era of railways; and Cleveland was one of Ae first western towns to foresee and take advantage of the new system of conmierce and locomotio...n. So Digitized by Google \ Digitized by VjOOQ iC CO L . i Digitized by CjOOQ iC r.-?
« 1 Digitized by VjOOQIC I , QC Digitized by CjOOQ iC Cle.vbland, 85 it received a second great impulse, and is now grow- ing with great rapidity. In 1860, it will, in all probability, have some 60 or 70,000 inhabitants, and will have surpassed all but some fifteen or sixteen cities of the United States.
In order to give some idea of its commercial im- portance, I annex some statistics of its exports and imports — which, dry as they are, may nevertheless interest the mercantile traveler.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its advantages for business are very great — ^being the outlet of ihe Ohio canal, and the best harbor on Lake Erie, within an hundred miles. The canal brought to it the vast export trade of Northern Ohio— especially of the great wheat counties, and for the same reason, it became an entrepot of impor- ted goods. This gave it the first impulse. Then cafne the era of railways; and Cleveland was one of Ae first western towns to foresee and take advantage of the new system of conmierce and locomotio...n. So Digitized by Google \ Digitized by VjOOQ iC CO L . i Digitized by CjOOQ iC r.-?
« 1 Digitized by VjOOQIC I , QC Digitized by CjOOQ iC Cle.vbland, 85 it received a second great impulse, and is now grow- ing with great rapidity. In 1860, it will, in all probability, have some 60 or 70,000 inhabitants, and will have surpassed all but some fifteen or sixteen cities of the United States.
In order to give some idea of its commercial im- portance, I annex some statistics of its exports and imports — which, dry as they are, may nevertheless interest the mercantile traveler.
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