Meeting on the Atil Independence Day Observance
A Democratic meeting convened with William McDonald as chair and Joseph M. Rickey as secretary. Robert Orr read the declaration of independence as a committee of Orr, McFarland, and Alban drafted resolutions supporting liberty, limited government, tariff support, and Democratic nominees Polk and Dallas. John K. Sutherland spoke, and the proceedings were published in the American Union before adjournment.
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Joseph M. Rickey
Robert Orr
Messrs. Orr
McFarland and
Alban
John Adams
Congress
James K. Polk
George M. Dallas
David Tod
Ohio
Buchanan
American Union
William McDonald
Wholesale grain and provision prices corrected for July 10
Grain and provision market prices listed by D McGowan & Co wholesale grocers Third street. Apples per bit molasses beef oats cheese onions corn potatoes clover seed radishes chickens cabbage sugar coffee eggs pork shoulders flour sides flaxseed timothy honey turnips ham veal lard wheat with prices in cents per unit or per pound per bushel and per hundredweight.
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Values of Gold and Silver Coins in Market Notes
The article lists prices and equivalents for various coins including American Eagles, Halves, Quarters, Sovereigns, Napoleons, Guineas, Spanish Doubloons, Doublems, Ten Thalers, Ducats, Spanish Quarter Dollars, shillings, sixteenths, pillar dollars, Five Franc Pieces, English silver per shilling, and French Crowns, with up and down values and proportional relations. It appears as a catalog of coin values and weight considerations.
Grand Military Encampment Planned at Steubenville
Public notices indicate Steubenville’s Grand Military Encampment to begin August 20 and run to the following Saturday. A committee of arrangements led by George W. McCook John Kell Jr Matthew Weaver William L Cooper and Oliver Gray was appointed with authority to add members as needed. May 23 1844.
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Oliver ©. Gray
Collier & Means
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Exchanges Regulate The Currency Without A National Bank
A Money Article notes exchanges have become uniform and low without a National Bank. Trade has surged with crops and imports, yet rates remain low due to competition among houses. The brig Republic delivered specie to Skelling and Ferris and Rossiere, with New York and New Orleans markets showing steady flour, pork, beef, and lard prices amid limited demand.
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New York
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Philadelphia Riots Renewed Amid Fire and Cannon Fire
From Philadelphia report of violent clashes near St Philip de Neri Church in Southwark. Crowds, muskets found, military patrols under Maj. Gen. Patterson and Gen. Cadwalader. Naylor arrested after tense confrontation. Cannon recovered, church attacked, multiple injuries and at least one or more deaths reported as mobs clash through the night.
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