The Commercial Revolution in the Central West.
A Civil War era analysis argues that grain and animal exports from the Central West drive national wealth and rail commerce. It states Ohio Indiana Illinois Kentucky Missouri supply most wheat and corn, while New England and New York rely on West for bread and provisions. The piece highlights petroleum, coal, and iron as future pillars, rail links to the Pacific, and migration shifts from slavery areas, predicting a vast commercial future anchored in the Central West.
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Old Cabin Store Chronicle and Growing Trade Tale
A fragmentary 1828 memoir narrates a family's opening of a small store in an old cabin near Lancaster. Galle and a cousin drafted an agreement, with Bowle handling goods and invoicing. They expand holdings, note rising sales from about 100 to 3,200 dollars over six years, and recount harsh early days and a move to Cincinnati to stock up.
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