Execution and Tax Debate Stir Pennsylvania News
The report recaps an execution in Carlisle with two condemned murderers, William Young Graham and Hester Foster, amid a large crowd and clergy presence. It also notes the Carlisle Statesman urging the Legislature to tax marriages to raise revenue, and critiques tariffs on stripe shirtings and gold-end cambrics, highlighting the burden on the poorer classes.
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William Young Graham
William Clark
Hester Foster
Clark
Pennsylvania
Carlisle Statesman
Harford Times
Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy Ad
An old styled advertisement claims Daniel O Connell is arrested by the British Government and promises the remedy will prevent pulmonary consumption with certificates from the proprietor. It markets bottles at 1 dollar each or six for five dollars through A L Frazer Bookseller.
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Daniel O' Connell
Temperance Society Meeting Planned at Episcopal Church
A Temperance Society meeting is set for this evening at 6:30 at the Episcopal Church. All members are urged to attend. Signed S W McOwELL, Secretary.
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Temperance Society
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S. W. McOwell
Sec’y
George Washington
Dr. Beatty
Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry Keller
John Kell
Geo
W. McCook
New Orleans Trade Surges Amid Stock Market Curtailments
The New York Express notes a stand in the stock market as banks curb loans and seek specie to fund cotton purchases. Southern producers resist banknotes, pushing specie flows from Europe to New York. New Orleans exports outpace New York, with sustained growth through the past decade, rippling into a rising commercial rivalry.
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N. Y. Express
South
Europe
New York
New Orleans
Hog slaughter reaches 285000 pounds in Steubenville market
The Cincinnati Gazette reports the hog slaughter season ending with about 195000 slaughtered in the city and Covington and 25 000 to 40 000 more in transit. Pork vested totals around 1800000 dollars with average price near 265 per hundred pounds and weights about 210 pounds. Wheat sells for 70 cents in Steubenville with flour at 3 76 per unit.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Covington
Philadelphia Market Prices Report Varied Grain and Provisions
Fiovur has advanced with brisk sales in Philadelphia markets on Feb 10. Prices shown include superfine wheat per barrel at 462 with extra 475 to 500, rye per barrel 325, Penn a Wheat per bushel 95 to 100, corn varieties 40 to 46, Southern flat 43.044, white corn 40, pork per barrel 1000 for mess, prime pork 9 50, beef per barrel mess 8 00 to 8 50, prime 6 00.
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Rio
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Genesee Flour Prices Noted in New York Market
New York market report for February 9 shows Genesee Flour quoted at 4 872 488 with Ohio and Michigan prices at 4 814 888.
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New York
Genesee
Ohio
Michigan
Cincinnati Market Prices Close Week Figures
Cincinnati market report dated February 12 notes prices for whiskey at 15 and pork ranges from 230 to 275. The week’s end values show sales at 375 and whiskey inspection listed at 15.
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Cincinnati
Liverpool Corn Market Report Early January Trade
On January 8 and 12 a large importation of oatmeal from Ireland arrived, plus wheat oats and flour. Canadian arrivals include 1660 quarters of wheat 440 quarters of peas and 5070 barrels of flour. Trade shows improvement with higher demand for wheat Irish prices up 2d per bushel since last week. Sack flour sells at 6d to 1s higher per sack and Canadian stock sees increased inquiry at prior rates.
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Liverpool
Ireland
Canada
Pittsburg and New Orleans Markets Reported in Detail
Market notes from Pittsburg on February 10 show flour at 3 340 to 3 624 per barrel and 3 75 to 4 in stores, grain prices listed for wheat rye corn oats and flaxseed, provisions including hog rounds and beef. New Orleans on January 28 reports coffee prices steady to inactive, flour around 4 10 to 4 15, pork prices easing, and overall market softness with limited retail demand. Baltimore on February 10 notes beef, pork, and dressed hog prices, wheat and corn quotes, oats, cloverseed, and limited grain activity amid snow and shifting sale days.
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