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We see by this gradual accumulation to the last Of
July, until the amount reached sss 7S7 quarters which,
with the Importation for August made stock Of
quarters which reduced by the LIST of September to
9l7 quarters, accompanied with very great reduction
in prices These movements the part of the specula-
tors must have very injurious effect the interests of
the producers and the interests of those who by
fair composition, could supply the wants of the market
throughout the and thereby prevent the advance
in prices, without injury to the home producers and
with great benefit to the In the above table
we find very steady increase in prices up the last Of
August, and an accumulation of supplies The large
stock hand just previous harvest into the mar
ke before the new crops ready and before the far
mers were prepared with their suppesprices become
greatly reduced, and the producers the sufferers The
crops Of grain throughout the world for 1884, judging
from present accounts must be much larger than ever
before known, and the demand for the supplies Of each
country, must, in greater degree than heretofore
known, be confined to the consumers within their own
limits.
The receipts of produce a. Albany this year,
compared with last, show an enormous increase
When take into consideration the fact that
nearly oil the -four and grain received thus far is
the surplus of last years CROP and that the new
crops have hardly made their appearance we cannot re-
st the belief that the quantity of grain produced this
year. over and above our limited for consumption
would almost suffice for another years. supply. without
any aid from another crop
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SHIP NEWS.
correspondence OF tho Herald.

rr,aADrtPHIA. Sept. ta--P. VI.
Arrived-M Mshoney. Mclaughlin, Boston; IL {; King
Warren Ponland Star. Thomas, Providence: Dsdem lis,
NIisven Lexington .Wss., and Zephyr. Morse SYork
Cleared. Vulure Hopkins Boston, Bslloon Hartman and
Saratoga Johnson Boston; Oson White Providence Niagara
Young, NYork.
miscellaneous.
WREcKs,-We learn from a Baltimore pilot boat thar three
vessels wcc of the tnpcs, bottom up schr reported on
NE Chiekahomny River, with both gone
souward Of the Cape Passed the patches chain boxes
some shingles supposed 10 have from the above wrck
a held Saturday last the Br brig Nancy
ashore Cape Heurythcy report her perfectly ghshr
IL.
Capt. Rowland of the Florence. Baltimore, rportsifth
inst Care Henry bearing IS miles passed scb her beam
ends bottom sides black with small white streaks
the mast
Home Ports.
LaDyLpHIs. Sept ls-Au Degwane Fisher, and fslm.
Irowe Boston; LaTkin Cburbnck, 90; Gardiner ~ nght
BsITiMoar Sept i7-Arr Florence, Rowland, Boson-eamc
into the Cares with thickaslw from Boston. Below
hyock q Boston Bremen shP add seys as o n Gid
gems Tnpdad; Dart. tnew) Kennedy Cmton' Steven
U,onorrowv, DC. sept ieAr Avon salem; Pilgrim sad
Alrsssonf, Sept iG-An Lycomng, Esstpor; Noble. and
DrgO, Luhrc.
NonfolE Sept l5An Grand Island Leeount and Brilliant
skney Boston, James Baker Barbour Providence Edwin,
Doughty NYork; Danl Webster Robinson do for Williams
ton NCwas towed IN by Thco Frnshn yscn, Bogrrt FROM
Nyork for Baltimore having been dismas'ed Thursday OF
ChIqc2teagge AZ 18Th Lonis,na EmeG Adr'aa Bedsll,
" tn KappsaHnock With loss ~ boat Jrr ships came IN
from to-day, went UP the bay the other supposed the
Brooklyn, bound up James River - 1s<s.a
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state OF Trade.

AsHks-fots are in very moderate request at 81 1871
quotations are not very firm earls arr held at 81 43
Exports from the LIST TO 7th inst-Pots 1868 bb Pearls
$50 bhls '
BErswax-There is very little doing in this article
rnme elbow OF oil descriptions range from 2o5 n30c
Cortor-Ihe news per Britannia has not fl led III.
market enquiry however was too limited 20 see tho ex
Ten, II may Influence it, Transactions amount 10 about
800 bales - previous rates.
Hay Common qualities OF North River bale sell rs
wanted at 30 s3c Prime for shipment ia very Inactive
Provisions Is very litils doing in Pork WE
quote iiime Of 756l S7625 Mess, 80 Is a 40 ia
Beei Is very dull Ohio Lard, kegs sells at VI 6sc But
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19

York, are not redeemed The Bank made no report ON
the LIST Of August and presume II 10 winding up. In
January it had circulation Of $25 0Oo secured by
sis AS bonds and mortgages. $4,000 New York and
$4,000 Illinois stocks
The harvssts Of Great Britain for 1884, far secured
settles the extent Of the demands OF that country
foreign nations for supplies We annex tables showing
the Importation of wheat into Great Britain for the
period in 1912 and 1874 -
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PARK THEATRE.
Boxes. 81 Pit. so cents Gallery - cents
Doors oen at THE Curtain viii rise precisely al hapt
THIS EVENING, SEP, Ig!h, win be performed.
Werner Mr. Macready Gab9T. Mr. Ryder
'o'eihne a. .:::,,a. IA: siiss cusnman
DOMINIQUE. THE DEsERTER
Don.n.1a :. VIZ >kenett DuyerA VII DvoIt
NADIsps GA hDELS.
Corner Of Broadway and Prince street New York
lhe Entertainments ar under the sole direction Of
,or,,.p M MIR MITCHELL
NpIicE-lhe Garden opens ca o'clock and the per-
orners commence atty; The Theatre ossd and
made comfortable, should the evening be damp cool
BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
cAMPASo &c a 81 BELE iSG2 81 st
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST. : '''.'1@''
Ohm oui Mr. Mitchell Beauty. Miss Taylor
After wh,ca. the
CAMPANOLOGlAN BELL RINGERS
Will for the 4th rme in America and perform the fol-
lowing pieces:
Bell Watze arranged for them by Johnson; 0nd Movemrn
IRON Haydas Surprise Symphony Blue Bells Of Scotland
II lntermIssion Of thirty minutes. III
After which,
THE BELLRlNGERS
win perform sehucas by s%oensk Overture 70 Fra Davo-
England and America
To conclude with,
THE SECRET;
ihon1 .t...t.... MI Iionand
Mr pnpuls ........... ...-... Mr repno
hTs lupus ....... WIS wass
u1No POSITION EMENT at this establishment on &C.
count Of weather. the Grand Entrance from Broadway the
Saloon protected and the New Saloon, which ventilated
from the top and Sides be enclosed moments notice
Tickets Fifty Cents.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Warrington.
Correspondence OF the Herald
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18th, 1874

WASHINUIOH, .,ePt Hftn, 1CSSs
DEAR Sri
The Pfesdentleis the city this morning, accom-
panied by his exceen, aud worthy friend Richard
Adams, Esq for the Springs near Winchester, Va,
where he will remain few days for the improve
meni OF his health.
Since his return from Virginia, about a month
since, his health has been quite delicate, most OF
the time unable TO attend TO business, except, oc-
casionally, with the members Of the Cabinet.
Andrew Jackson Donaldson. the adopted son Of
the sold Hero" hal been appointed charge dat
fares to Texas, TO succeed the late Gen Howard.
who recently died at Washington, Texas, on the
23d inst
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The Railroads Of Great Britain have been equally pro-
ductve Immense preparations being MADE to extend
these works throughout the continent The contract
between Mr.. Norris the celebrated locomotive engine
builder OF Philadelphia and the Austrian Government is
evidence Of the spirit with which the on the
continent have entered into this business Railroad
stocks are avore investments in this country us well as
in Europe and our roads must long prove as prouc
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SAILS or SrocKs-PHILADEIPHiA SEPT IL.

stocks and Loans, being portion of the assets Of the
BANK cold by order Of the Assgnees Of the Girard
oahk -loO0 shares offered, 800 sold Of the New York
Providence and Boston RR Co. (soDln goD 100 shaI
az ao and 400 shares at 45} $3.50 Penna per cent
roahs dns LIST Ang 1886 73t $40 Pcnna per cent do,
of elxoo renna Der cent do 734 SlOs6 8ol00 Penha
per cent do gu $40 Penn'a per cent do. IS.
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This is very curious and important table. We find
that prices in both years were lower in Augusas be-
fore harvest-than for any month previous in the year
with one exception January 1884, and the importation
wheat has been the heaviest Just before the new crop
came into the market The amount Of wheat in bond at
the close Of every month throughout the year. very
good evidence that Tor purpose the supply s allow
ed to accumulate and that not thrown upon the mar
ket until just previous to harvest
QUANTITY or WHEAT IN Bonp AT OF THE
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tor and Cheese are very Inactive We quote Orange Co
Butter utter. at ~ iSc Cheese at A s3c.
wHmkEf drudge casks are quite dull, holders ask
at 244 25c.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 10



sss s;!iss Ds'ss% %s
Mo Sa Sp Rev Ss@ e vs y
2sbs HfE a"n rs a b Nsp
~ Mewman Go; Com Kearey Paine Richmond y L.
Arrived.
md he and passengers, e master.
70 S S.sa. s 5s Sss days from Stockholm with
via sg c y Mm Miss from Eng
from Bonare with 1000 bushels salt bound to Bridgeport Put
ssss e. s EsH
Brush brig Pallas Langley 7aays from Fortune Bay, NE
British brig Atlas McCuiiea days from Windsor, Nswih
British brig Mercator DAWSON days I'm Windsor Ms with
Brig Champion York. days Lubec with 1850 tons pas
British shr Meridian Butler, days from Halifax MS with
schr + r Keller, Wade days from Thomaston with me
sehr Yankee, Hewitt days from Thomaston with lime to
schr Watchman Smith, days from Thomaston it'll lime,
schr Justice Sleeper days from Thomaston with lime to
schr Mary Maria Hicks, days from Thomaston with lime,
schr Hydaspe, Cobb days from Thomaston with lime to
master ~ -
seh5 Amelia Strong from Geqrsstowq PC and
q me aIe on Saturday in with about $50 sail of
schr Roc Snedicor from Baltimore, and days from the
& GS ad1 2% W vi % 19a4i2 n a9wd G.hmond ~
Soho, Monitor Besse: Calcutta Casof; Emma Ieeds. Cbas
4 Philadelphia Nth coal '''.''A' man, anu ''e"fy ''ay
lr rerdonnet, Basden, from Nlachias with lumber
sehr Valhalla, Haynes, from Ellsworth, with lumber
BclOw,
NJ orgs' unknown $50.
n ships John Mnturn, Stark, New Orleans; Herald Pullen
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n5- TO HOUSEKEEPERS- Families overruu with
aockroaches bed bugs may Danish them eectually by
using Siunhol'zs roach bane. Wherever he's been
used have been destroye the thousands Sold
lat 81 Courtlandt street
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correspondence OF the Herald.
BoRpxAux, Aug. 80, 1884,
81 % All si sa ss dssssS
ca i sase ds ri &
ssss ys.fi s:"s fFfsS $ssS {.
Has Il osG s csSS Raass Ssx 9Th , Aa
Vessels expected Andrew Rich, and thss Wilsm Kea
s sSrs 4
Lecraw and Clinton, Manson, Cronstadt
Miscellaneous RecOrsi.
SHP BuLpING Medfod has been very brisk this
launched sod q
at since The opesed Many Of s
hs frs. class h merchant ships such as win with
Ing "s pg i"d ss'''d
@ sqs from e a re william
ship yard Southwark, the 10th She owned by Mr.
T. sss e. s % g.
commanded by Capt T. &. Cope, Of Philadelphia.
Notice To Mariners.
Porcupine steamer Capt. Bullock.
WhaIemen.
po cd A Nsw Bsd s.a. 18th s nr
la 9 81 l.. = SSs%gis% po9s .'S ''' INST
inst 9' S jas o8 sT Js%e' "
Anas, Boston for Phadsrha 18Th ast LAT 80 lon 7sby
Foreign Ports.
ro 1 sfe @ a sys B%G from Il Wa
HSsfias smith or Sswpoi R sdsy;; Prince Dc Jo %r
B9na days load for SYori days; Hartley Of A.saa.
Kl BgrEac Sept SA Fulton and Chs;are.k Toledo
s. Louis, Indiana and osseoia, Chesso; tddnss sae~
Lsyias,Sa RoossI ssndYsEy and Detroit Perry
hsDfsssS sSsGsgs s hyo" Toledo Dragon Bur
.m.so f Ser. SIR : cnss Smith and MeWho
Syiph oysgoi Royal Kingston Maid Of the sp M
Home Ports.
Fsa is s d fs Et .,.1a h
BAT9 Sep, ll1Arr Porto Rico Gray St Mchaels Below
'' ss. Ss's sH HfseiS A XII Johnson c,a
sS H .s%J G .
{sw syNses;os A%ssdm via New BEDFORD
EysIs RifS%Gaa bsGs fhsdepss; cSsSIoii s
Yc ill., PJ h%Bs osss Fs 'BBs sSso
oscar af sa oe saa fssh s"s New
eesraphed' New Orleans, from fhiladeiphi, Signal for
NV BrDrpHp Sept ic-Ar Lady Washington Jones, and
fRovioIycr, Sept S1Ar Benz Field vspgilder aud Jos
asd N.% & 81 2t:
nil S sf ,h Sy s,m Smith
Co. JS sS s.S IIy Ss WIN s
YSk Empire Thompson do; Armada Kingston. SID Motto
NYork; Henry Clay pcwues, Boston: Tmoicon McFarsn,
Fas .e aG 1S ssy G %se1 Rss sS and
Parker clark Hartford Below, Independence, Brkett,
% ROTTERDAM Msjest a"a d1ns Ms Rs r
rs I'LL "#Ss' NAVY vincent
Nrw oslsss., Sept o-.cid Bsshaw Hayward Boston.
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PnIL.pkL,HIA, gath August, lsAl

PHILADELPHIA, cath August, 1874.
ERROR Inv Nrw YoRK HyRALp -
In the Vsy York Herald Of the 2lst and 21d inst my
name is introduced in letter, stating my the
suit of All xander Powell, for y note sc. &c.
The note referred TO hnndei on or about the
fourth day Of July last by Alexander Powell who halls
from Boston, and is known in most OF the cities OF the
Union well as in Texas. lie hand the note unso
licited, and desired me- possible, 10 the money
upon IT, Qt being for 1909 drawn by himself, and
dorsed by gentleman In Boston) The note then had
about sixty daysto runw hch he directed dispose
OF at discount OF 500 from the face OF the notes in
the even. Of raising the money retain 5000 self and
pay him the remaining 500. made Of every effort
in my power TO raise the money the note but without
succers
Under the circumstance it may be proper for to
remark tn 1 from January July last Pow ell has, under
aruns promises induced raise money him and
al rates most exorhi'ant, until had lent him and paid
for him upwards Of $500 which We, remains uppaid
urged him very frequently for pey nent which resulted
in promises, which he has some 81 in mskng.
On receiving the note from Powell. say or shout the
9Th umo placed II in the hands Of one Of the re
spectacle in Phad lphia for the purpose OF having
y negotiated and owing TO combination Of circum-
stances the subsequent absence Of the gentleman from
the city together with ndisposon my part prevent
ed my sning the gentlemen holding tire until after
had been arrested for obtaining under false pre-
tsnces."
arrested the 29,h ultmo the hearing took
On the oath of Alexander Powell was held to bail by
Alderman BiDns in the sum of $4,000 On the ais, inst.
| was brOughtIu on writ oil habcas corpus, before
Judges Jones and Persons and agan the oath If Al
ernnder Powell held 10 in the OF 81 600,
as Judge Jones remarked to show the doubt the
entertained OF the justice OF this proceeding
Powell knew perfectly Well, prior 10 his commencing
this suit that pay ment OF my demands the note in
question would be at returned 10 him and all per
acquainted It'll the real facts the case know That
this proceeding has been instituted for the purpose OF
frightening out Of this note given TO me security
for monies loaned.
have employ ed VIM A. Porter, Esq and Judge Barton
as counsel
From the foregoing as compared with the letters of
your correspondent, think you will readily coincide
with in the opinion. that the proceedings instituted by
Powell well letters Of your correspondent
wrongly conceived.
As Of Justice TO myself and family may ask
insertion Of this letter in your valuable journal.
And much oblige, your obedt servant,
WB. STORM.
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New stock Exchange.
SALES or srocx,-Bosros. Sent. II.

SALES Of STocKs-BosToN, Sept H.
At the Board Of Brokers 30 shs Reading RR 2Ss; 90
do do 2o3 so DO do has 27I 100 do d. 3d. ~ loo do
81 IS do Norwich Worcester RR, bIb 6sl IS do do
6si 30 do Western RI, bio, $50 10 do do So $1,000
Reading IN Bonds, ~
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QIy- CONNELL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
for almost Instantly removing all pain from burns and al
ways bealn without even is sold only genuine at
X No IL Courtlandt street.
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90 TnE UNPRECEDENTED POPULARITY AND
universal demand Tor Dr. Felix Gourauds Poudres Sub
tiles Tor uprootng hair without the slightest injury the
skin has awakened the cnpdity OF Of vile counter
fecrs who go upon the publica spurious and
deeerous article the genuine preparation. To protect
purchasers aganst these decevers the proprietor has had
cast splendid square bottle the four sides OF which
blown tee following -" Dr. Felix Gourauds Poudres
Subtles, for uprooting hair New York enveoped in
handsome wrapper with the DR. fac smile The public
rest assured that every bottle not the above
DESCRIPTION is worthless imitation aud should be reject
ed, and those who attempt to deceive and their inu.
rous composition. Stunned and despised. DR. G's Pou
dres have been long held in high estimation and
commended by every who them, uniting
entire efficacy with perfect safety in Graduating every
description OF supeIflous hair however deep the hub
may BIZ seated To be had where else in New York
but at 81 Walker street frs store Broadway where
innumerabe testimonials be shown and the prepare
ton tested, if required by the purchaser Agsnts-76
Chesnus street, Philadelphia; Milk street. Boston; Carl
ton Lowell Dyer Prov,dence; Green Co., Worcester;
Cowies, sprngf Id; Bull Hartford
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ORIENT HURDLE nAcE OVER the

GREAT HURDLE RACE OVER THE
BEACON COURSE
MONDAY sept. Jtl, win come OF the long TALKED of
Hurdle Race for the Proprietor Purse &c $500 and quar-
mile heats four hurdles e,ch heat Of four feet ia height
riders weight lc0 lbs Cor which there entered four cee
brated horses 20 BE- named al III. post, by
Alfred tonoyer Of Long Island dress blue jacket aud green
a. A. Dxol, Of New York dess purple jacket black cap
kchsrds OF Ioronto 1ansd dress red Jacket red cap
Charles HIST, of Long Island, described.
ala u,gFe
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&c PIMPLES AND BREAKINGS OUT UPON THE
FACE.-These troublesome affections which much dis
figure the counenance and invariably denote that the sy
TEN in unhealthy state be removed in very short
time by the of Comstocks Sarsaparila which is the
best pucaor and Alternative of the system brought
before the public Sold at 81 Courtlandt street Price
cents per bottle, or 81 per dozen.
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{15- IN BILIOUS DIARRHEA WHERE VOMIT-
ing and purgng OF bile the urgent symptoms, Bsr
nad's Darrhea Medicine displays healing powers TO
admiration II the vomiting BY ellayg the rr
liability OF the stomach, and such
amanner as TO diminish the discharges snd bring them
for sale by the proprietor at 81 Nassau street York
and DR.. W. H. Milnor Of John street and Broad
vay Baekus & Bull agents for Troy New York; Rose.
welt Co, Albany; Warren w Page, Boston. Mass w.
IT. Mercer Newark Jerseys G. Inglesh, jr Patterson
do. ID T. Stilman Ne Orleans
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e. RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE NH
TuREFor the cure of primary OF ,ndary Syphilis
and all affections produced by inudicous oil mer
curry The great advantages possessed this powerful
ste alive all other preparations for the oil Sy
phjis, is the while curing the disease it improves ,hs
constitution, whist mercury generally leave much
worse disease than the II il admin steEed Tor. The
extensively prescribed by the medical acu y who for
LaaIy considered mercury the only for those
pIants Bold, in single bottles 81 each in Of hall
do1en S. carefully packed and sent to oil parts OF the
Union Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharma
cy, e5 Nassau street.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ q, Ases.
G3- GOURAUD'S BLANC D. EsPAGNE. or Spanish
White for the complexion Avoid counterfeit Cenu-
Inc only AZ 81 Walker street. first FROM Broadway
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DANORAMA AT NIBLO's tAKDENt-Open Tor a short
the most magnificent Panoramic Painting cs
hbted in this country ESQ all the Artists that have
IL executed by the celebrated Artists MIR. w. Dane 4.
o. Pare and Augustus Earle r. A. London II Is open
during the day.
Admance the Garden and Panorama Is cent Artists
respectfully invited visit the Panorama free Of charge
70 The Panorama Of NadiSs exhibited h russell
square, attended with immense 5 nd when purca sed by
Mr. Nibo considered thu best finorame painting
InnIn an
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&C. SICK HEADACHE.-Dr Sphons remedy Il
sure preventive OF this distressing complaint if taken
when the attack is coming on, and radical il per
sisted in. Sold at 81 Courtlsndt street.
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90 VELPEhU'S SPECIFIC FILLS FOR THE CURE
OF Gcnorrhes, elect and all mocupurnent discharges
from the re'hra THESE Pr, prepared by the New Yorh
Coiegeo Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
suppression OF quackery, msy be relied the
speedy end efectua remedy Tor the above complaints
They are guaranteed to recent in from thres
t,Hve days, aud possess greater power obstinate
discharges chronic gee, than any other preparatIoI
ct present known removing the disease without
reni from business tainting the breath dissgreene
win the stomach. Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Office of the College OF Pharmacy and Ne
6icine, 96 Nassau street.
w g. RICHARDSON M D. Agent
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ig3- WONDERFUL CURE HAS RECENTLY
been effected upon gentleman OF high standing in this
city that has been afflicted with venereal disease the
last seven years. by the Of DR. Blackwes AntAcrid
Tipcture and Scotch Renovator We will not give his
name but point him out those neeing evidence of
the efficacy of this prepare ion. For sale by r. Ber
nsrd general agent for the Uni e States; ESQ by w.
Page agent Boston; Backus Bull agents Troy and
D. 4. Stillman agent for New Orleans
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS pm BOTTLE
THE CHIEF VIRTUES OF THE PRICOPHEROUS, or
Patent Medicated Compound are
l. It's bracing strengthening and clarifying qualities.
q is gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
B. Its producing and the bulb root
particularly ~ the pulp which the vessels and nerve
giving life and vigor To the hair
Z l. Its elualizing the circulation of the fluids.
s. Its freeing the skin from the effects of scur
and dandruh and disposiEg the hair 0 curl.
g. And is frequent will preserve the hair beauty and
health 10 the latest period of life
Cintuious advice disease connected with the hair
the Hair Cutting Rooms lac Broadway up corner OF
Liberty stree m sec
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The receipts Of Flour for the first week of September
1884, are 40 us bbls. against 45723 last year. The
tolls received up to the time, were $242 47s OF
in 1874, against sl7l 9s6 in ls4a The receipts at Tide
Water in Albany and West Troy for the first week in
serember 1874 50 ST. hbls -four and 60 7s bush.
els Of wheat The aggregate receipts at Tide Water from
The opening OF navigation to the end Of the LIST week in
September, were follows =
RECEIPTS At TIDE WAFER OF Flour AND WHEAT
1913 1Sd4 Inc
Flour, bbs. 49,. 300 47e l2oO,ss4 sn7 $40
Wheat, BUSH. .s54,02O 673.644 2l9 ga
Should the crop forward very rapidly this sea-
supplies in the principal markets at the close ofna
vgation must be and prices find very re.
duced level At present do the chance
for very large foreign demand Of any of agrcuu.
raj products
As an evidence Of the immense productiveness Of near
ly every railroad in Europe, annex statement OF
some French railroads. showing in two instances an in
crease Of full fifty per cent.
FRENCH RAILWAY Rycgrprs.