Premiums for Exhibits Stir Local Commerce
The Courier delayed its publication for two hours to publish the result of exhibit premiums with 500 awarded for first, 300 for second, and 200 for third. Merchants are urged to raise a bonus among public spirited sellers. Health of the South is debated as Northern travel is defended for health and Augusta is praised for its health and prosperity.
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Philadelphia American Sentinel
the Sentinel
Charleston
Savannah
Augusta
Newberry
Steam Packet Columbia Arrives Then To Be Repaired
The Steam Packet Columbia captained by Vatsey arrived yesterday afternoon about 3. After the next trip she will be detained in New York for alterations and repairs to improve speed to match the swiftest boats. Reports from Liverpool and Havre run to late June and July. The market notes cover U.S. Bank stock, New York Mercantile advertisements, and rumors of Rathbun’s insolvency. Incidents include smallpox cases in Newark and threats of arson in Manhattan. Other items note Williamsburg growth and Virginia wheat losses. A Forsyth county murder suicide and Creek prisoner disputes in Cherokee are also referenced.
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the Star
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Williamsburg
Virginia
Augusta Market Prices and Cotton Market Summary
Prices current for bacon butter brandy bale rope and more. Cotton market notes from Liverpool and Havre with weekly sales 14 860 bales Upland Orleans Alabama and Mobile figures. Declines in inferior U S short staple while better grades hold firm amid heavy imports into the port.
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Brazil
Mobile
Alabama
Tennessee
Orleans
C. Ke
Cotton Market Notes from 1830s Goods Reports
Cotton arrivals and sales volumes across June and July highlight price shifts, with 5249 bales arrived and 3264 bales sold at mixed rates from Louisiana to Florida. Projections show imports exceeding last year by 30,000 bales, stock on hand around 50,000, and ongoing declines in ordinary and middling qualities while finer descriptions stay scarce and firm.
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Porto Rico
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Ee Trew
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Augusta Insurance Bank Announces 4 Percent Deposit Interest
The Board of Directors of Office Augusta Insurance & Banking Company announces 4 percent interest on deposits of at least 500 dollars held longer than thirty days. Notice required at deposit. Insurance department will set premiums liberal to hazard. Agents authorized to pay losses promptly and reinstate insured where justified. By order of the Board, Robert Walton, Secy & Cashr. April 2959.
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Y & Cash
Augusta Insurance and Banking
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