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Administrators Sale.

RAJ Office is hereby given that, by
Y virtue Of an order of the La Sale
circuit court, made at its March term, A..
D. 1874, upon the application of Thomas
Tracy, administrators of the estate Of Silas
Tracy, decd, for leave TO sell the IoIlows
ing real estate, will on Saturday the 9Th
day of August, A. ID. 1914, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 5 o'clock
p. m. of the same day, upon the premises
hereinafter described, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at public sale, the south
hal' Of the northeast quarter dissection "a
town. 33, north of range three, east Of the
third principal meridian, in La Sale coun.
ty. THOMAS TRACY, .4imr.
NJ. II. SWIFT, Solicitor.
July 5, 1914. BOT.
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Iron Storc.

~ TONS of assorted IRON and
aO STEEL. just received at the Iron
Store, and for sale at reduced prices for
cash. ALSO,
5 bales of Cotton Yarn, superior quail
~.
30 kegs Of Juniata Nails.
doz. Collins Axes, Lath Hatchets,
Hand Saws, Door Locks, augers, Brace
Bits, Compass Saws, Butts and screws,
log chains, trace chains, buggy springs,
sad irons, frying pans, &c, &c. Also,
Bureau and cupbord trimmings, glass and
mahogany knobs, brass knobs, chest
locks, knives and forks. shears, window
springs, window glass: brass candle
sticks and shutters, mill files, horse rasps,
wood files, iron squares, block tin and
wooden faucets, door latches and bolts.
Boots and shoes, shoe brushes, and
backing, &c.
DRY GOODS.
Brown and bleached shectings, calicocs,
ginghams, drilllngs, linens, &c.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Webster's and Sanders spelling hooks;
lst, ID, and Sd, Eclectic Rreaders; letter
paper, foolscap, ruled and unruled. Also,
wheels and patent wheel heads.
GROCERIES,, 4c.
Sugar, coffee, tea, salara,us, pepper,
spice, moasses, ground alum salt, in
sacks and salt in barrels, &c. &c.
D. NEWTON.
Ottawa, July 10, lsfi.
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nrWc are authorized to announce the name
of WILLIAM X. MACLAY as a candidate
for the office of SHERIFF, at the ensuing
August election, subject 10 The decision Of The Peo-
pie on the first Monday OF August next.
Feb. 9, 1914.
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$50 @''-l'F-H - - sss-s@ Az
A Is Il q L L. NRSier.
u A 1DTTaN AN

A. s. Rolf, Master,
Having been purchased lor the Illinois river trade,
and thoroughly repaired, will run regularly ihro'
the season as WEEKLY PACKET--leaying st.
Louis every Monday at o'clock, p. M, and arr-
wing at Peru at g o'clock on Wednesday evenings
and leaving Peru every Thursday morning at 7
o'clock, and arriving at st. Louis at 8 O'Clock on
Saturday mornings, touching at all the landings
each way.
The RARITAN having large airy cabins, all in
large state rooms, offers superior accommodations
to passengers and being owned by the officers on
board, no effort will be spared to promote the com
fort Of passengers ana the interest of shippers
N. %. The travelling public may rely on The
punctuality of the Raritan in keeping her time
JOHN HOFFMAN, Agent.
Peru, April 10, 1874.
Chicago Democrat please copy for the season,
and send bill to J. Hoffman.
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We are authorized to announce the name oi
WILLIAM REDDlCK as candidate for the
Office of Sheriff, at the next Angus! election.
March 80, lS4i.
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z ~ BIS. flour from new wheat,
NV Staddens brand, for sale by
Ottawa, Aug. |, 1874. &. BURR.
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SU MINER CLOTHING,
Boots. Shoes. Sc.
Administrators Notice.

a LII persons having claims against
n the estate of John Il Walter, de-
ceased, are notified and requested TO at
tend before the probate justice of LA Sale
county, Illinois, at his Office in Ottawa,
in said county, on the 26ht day OF
August, A. d. 1874, for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted; that being the
day fixed upon by the administrator, in
pursuance of the statute, for the purpose
of settling and adjusting all claims against
said decedent.
WIN. RICHARDSON, .4dm'r.
JMlY II. 1874. 4.
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Feliou-citizens-1 Trough the solicitation CT
many of my democratic friends throughout the
county, | offer myself as candidate Tor Tie Office
of SHERIFF, at the ensuing August election.
Peru. April II, 1914. JOHN HOFFMAN.
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etiininc.
E.abOreTs wanted.

4 or 20 men wanted to cut Grass,
hO for which liberal price will be
given, enquire of G. BURR.
Ottawa, July %, 1914. 6.2.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

1T the Stone Store, Peru.
TESflE subscribers arc now receiving from the
"a eastern cities their spring supply of goods
which they Offering to the public ON terms I'M
usually favorable. The attention of the farmers
is particularly invited to their stock among which
is to be found almost every article Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
adapted to their necessities and tastes Also,
Groceries,
general assortment, unusually low. Also,
Hardrare, Crockery, and fill assert
ment Of
SUMMER CLOTHING,
Boots, Shoes, Sc.
The subscribers will only say that it is their in
tcntion to sustain the reputation which they trus
they have already acquired, of selling goods a
h,C prices. Almost all kinds of produce will b,
purchased at the highcs, market prices, with casl
or goods. BALDWIN IL BREWSTER.
Peru April 90, lS4i.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-02

At the request of friends, WILLIAM I.
BAYLEY has consented to become candidate
for the office of Coroner at the ensuing August
election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-02

We are authorized to announce THOMAS
L0RING as a candidate for the office OF Coroner,
at the next August election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-02

We are authorized to announce HENRY j..
REED as candidate for the office of County
Commissioner, at the approaching election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-02

We are authorized to announce JOHN PAL
MER Esq, as a candidate for the Office of
County Commissioners at the next August cleo
tim
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DRY GOODS.

Brown and bleached sheclings, calicocs,
ginghams, drillings, linens, &c.
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WhiskcX.

KODUCtS! HOmmCfs!.
A large assortment Of fashionable bon
"a nets is now opening at the Stone
Store. The attention of the ladies is earn
cstly solicited. Every variety Of plain
and open work. Tuscan, Florence, Leg
horn, and Cyprus Bonnets Of the latest
style are offered for selection.
BALDWIN & BREWSTER.
Peru, April 20, 1slA.
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We are authorized to announce the name OF
DANIEL. COSGROYE as a candidate ior the
Off ce of Country COMMISSION En-, at the coming
election.
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One Ton OF NOEiow-Warc.

Ottawa, July 10, I94i.
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New Flour.

Ottawa, July %, 1874.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

Foreign Ports.
v r9RT AZ pLAFT Aug 3-I9 port Classa, IDanl for New
NEusIrAs. Aug s-In port Demerara Blanchard from New
ST JAco Br Gun. Aug eIn quarantine Empress OF Ports
ssIJoMs, Nh Aug aa.cla Queen, Eldrqse Ale.sndria.
yssr nyosrnEAk Asg 27-Ar WaTiqr Higgins London.
& GsTsM a s
leo Wedsgood Berwick Geayew sslrers Liverpool; Tay
g Stocks Nf9Tk; John Bell Black New Ross sSh coaSsss
motn; victory Morrison, Liverpool; Samuel Abbott Garde,
lgmbia do billiard, Chicago; i,umCermana Erie; Home,
adoa hasss cSsnd 9es g. Tone @O do dows B.S SS
ster, do; WATSON Milan; Cambridge, Monroe.
Home POrts.
saLEM Aug 2Arr New York Merryman Pictou sls, inst
E%Ss@ fhan S1 resaa Sss s
a f%%Ga Hs1ls s Fsh Sid s
baeef b fad hsasTi MP PhPSShs sah Avon Berry
& :SE S'S;i ss S:x S';;
% cs s po S1'%s i0fEsss Ess as s%ly ueS
5al 81 Thomas Trenton Piimsa Havana Lodi Nicker.
Dssfsas fGI.ds ssy, FSsaes; Moses: Ns%s
NNEw Broronp, A. Aug 29-An Hpntress, Baker, NYeEt.
G Cuba for for. Boston Arr Denmark Davis Psdsphia c
& FL SSs ss 5 sMsIS0 s a.
and those before reported
4My Mfs Faspon sna ch'
soms Aas oh, w ,1H B9spn
Sd Sarah Augusta Barker Newark Constitution, Endico
ss: Ass A NvE aiS}s;ss %'Ssss Mp
Ass e Aug s% rs5 pS% Sraa ax SsSh Smith
Havana Cid Chatham. Mason Liverpool; Emprsssso, co
as and Fanny Patterson, Havana Rover exianl jaque
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
PORT OF NEW YORK, August 81.

~ 20 % hIoH MAIER.
Cleared.
ship Martha Washington Doane, Mobile, D. Hnrlbut 4
sdeeh RSs.aa ssea Amsera@ ns'IlI VIM. Wesser
Wsshingson's Barge, Dpns Pernambaco, VI Lewis; Jos
omIia Kingston, Jam n L. MctIesdy Coz Caroline T.
Plat Rice & Apalashicolr Post Phillips vangad lBTj
Charleston, Geo Bllkey Olive, Jeffrey Passport r. l. Ne.
ss% s !mSs HS" T ais N Hss s sas
rida, Mott, Philadelphia.
Packet ship Mediator Chadwick from London and
mouth July 22 with mse 70 John Griswold Has been eight
days west Of Georges Shoals with light westerly winds and
Brig Puritan. Ulme So days from Bordeaux with brandy
BE,ish s6o brig James Hay dss from Turks Island
Brig Repa5c smith, ii DAYS from Port au Prince with log
wood &C. 70 SHIELDING Ferris. Left American vessels
Brig Rocket Holmes !of rhsdepha) II days from Neuvi.
Nr % Nesmilb s Walsh; with 10 tons ogwcod 200 bales
sehr Aeawam Packard days from ST. Jago de Cuba with
sgo bags coffee 80 boxes sugar hhds moasses Reed Hop
.s sehr iEh rIest Ferguson @ from Newbe, NC with naval
Schr J. w. Kemplon. Osborn, days from Richmond with
mdse, 20 Sturges X Chairman.
sshr Thos Ring Bassom. from Folly Landing. with co
sehr Theo FeInghaysen tnew) Bogat from New Jersey
schr A. B. Ed@srds, Whitehead, Virginia.
sehr seh 4. Bsn,rd.all, nui, Bughee York River
sb sebf iSan %% Penn saiRn Kelly Se% Bedford
schr Champion, Dunn. Nantucket
Schr Ohio, Famham, Hartford.
Below.
One ship, one brig unknown.
Sailed.
u. brig Oregon, Nonolk brgs Hercules and Prceiosa
Hamburg Savannah, Savannah. and others.
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$500. - ps''1
CorToN-There was but limited business transacted
to-day Sales amount to about 400 baes-the tendencv
OF prices being in favor Of the buyer
HAy-Ihere Is very little doing in the article. We
quote prime at AZ 45c, common at IS 3sc
WHRKEy-Drudge casks are in demand M olc. rr;son
and western barrels arc dull at 243c
TsAs1lInported in the ships Akar and steiglitz =
A9rK, 70 De made satisfactory to the sellers.
79i ss nan chests 81 eta per ID; 10 do 79 % do
Young Hyson-6 half chests, 81 10; 80 do n; "a do
s 100 90 eet DO 65 Is do 64A s5 do 62 10 do eli is
69 do 53 IA do s do 66 so do sO 4s do 4s 1873 do
ss $40 DO 4 l7o 60 do 40; l67 do 45t 900 do AS
so do 2b5. -
annpowdsr 10 boxes 81 25 l3half chests 81 O6; do
81 OIL; % do "a; is do 10.
~ boxes 81 10; halt chests sl 10 do 49, 3s
do 67s rs do 67; 2ld 65; 4 DO g. -
Mohea Pouchong-35 cases 90
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

All articles OF Bresdstufs have remarkably STEADY
In price in the last few weeks Genesee Flour the lead
ing and controlling -four in the market il held at 50
and today the demand therefor 10 q little better. heat
ranges from 50 to 81 cents and from 46 cents
Ia Buffalo there considerable activity the lSth
instant On that day 70a bbs Howels brand -four sold
at 81 o. and 400 Ohio at Ss Large lots Of good -four
may be had mt - a. Holders and buyers wheat differ
put little in their view s7 cents ask ed and 70 offered
Tor bsst parcels. No corn sfoat ,but much wsmed
There have neen large sales OF How Flour
Barorc within few days. at SO "a for nsw and 50 rs
70 BIZ for fresh ground from old whea holders
'kksd 81 FOX The former There sale on the 2sh of
J5o" hbs City Mills -four 81 per barrel The supply of
wheat was small sales Of Maryland reds good prime
at 70 So cents and ordinary good at 10 76c white
corn 40 4c and yellow 40 A. cents 30 % cents;
rye 50 cents.
The exports Of wheat and -four from Cleveland to Cana
da during th6 two weeks ending the 26h instant
l6 le7 bushels wheat and 235 bhls flour. The heat
crop IN along the shores OF the lake
ed or its quality aud general appearance, the Racine
Advocate states that the wheat crop may be consid
cred sale On the whole 1t Is abundant and better
than that OF any former 1t will enrich the hole
OF ths section OF country We have watched il with
great interest from the time sown; and as Il has
passed through each Of the dangerous periods have
been gatifed to learn that it winter kiei or
struck with the rust injured by the fly. shrunk
injured in harvesting such extent our great
stspe that its greatly increases the prosperity Of
our country We consider the present and few succeed
ing years to be golden time for farmers Wisconsin,
When there il surplus Of all kinds Of productions as
there will be- then prices fall correspond with tho
eastern market. The price is So 60 cts.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
Correspondence Of the Herald.

ST. THOMAS, Aug. ~, 1874.
IN por5Maenola West from Nyok' present The
sgs out, Agnes, Hunt, from Portland cargo all di.ed; Cones
from O. on egh Loyder Lowde,. from Bangor ,ia Guad,
bo days caroline Nograye, from 81 Barts for NYoIk
sail about 18th with Of hides Mary Wks Gait
from Demerara for Baltimore day; Sturges Dorry,
Oeorgetown, DC. for Mayaguez days.
Sailed s xalcda, Cudworh Dominica FOR tdeuon, NC;
S~cdwell Pratt Boston for Maacabo Porto Rico Cottrel
tou,loupe for 81 Domingo; 7th, Kate Pendegras Borum
trinidad Tor St Croir, TO load for NYork.
miscellaneous Record.
,MsHSg VEssEL;-Brig Aamance Lamotte sailed from
ork on ne 9TH o January for Bahia and has not since
sea nea,d o. i believed that the wreck 18Th June of
ne e 70 es M che % > schooner Gampusl that Of the AZ
asd hs from hos on board the Montpelier exactly correspond
Washington Nc: and we believe hailed from ,hst port
launched at Mediod Monday last She was built by r. j.
Taylor owned BY Nat Francis be- commanded by Captain
H. A. Homer, and Is intended for the iIeghtng trade.
spoken.
Prince Albert Sebor hence Cor London Aug II Ia "A 40 Ion
50 j7-by the Mediator, this port. -
Commerce. Of and from Baltimore for Montevideo Aug a.
lat % t2 Ion "A t9-by the Republic, at this port. :
Margaret from Philadelphia for Newport Aug 90 on Bar.
nogat
Selma, days from Mobile for New York Her captain had
died, and foux men were sick OF fsy@.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
C0tton Trnde.

Inc msrkels out the country continue in vs-
ry unseed state Ae advices by the last steamer had
very favorable inf denceon this market for time but
nsw q Il ce cer since has been The
at New oreans already large enough to Commence
sales on 1he total receipts OF the 18th Instant were 52s
psies' ~ OF which had been sold. We annex state.
msht Showing the movements Of the old crop
st OF the receipts were made up il will be perceived
90 the middle OF August. being about weeks more
that time the total receipts from the crop may reach
two millions and twenty thsussnd bales but it is
Pronabie that 1t will 60 over that quantity
EXPORTS OF CorToH THE UNITED STATES COM
mENciS0 SEPT lsT YEAR
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

On Friday, 30th instant CArHARINE wife OF Gilbert c.
Rice. and daughter of John Tonnelo. aged 40 years.
The friends Of her husband and OF her brother in law
Valentine Hall, End of her father. John Tonnee are
requested to attend her funeral from her residence on
Sixth avenue between and 18th streets on SUNDAY
afternoon at half past O'Clock.
On Friday morning the 3oth instant. LsAH wife Of
VIM P. Moss aged SO years and months
The friends and acquaintances of the family the man
bers OF the Mount Vernon Locge No 70 l. D. of O. + .
and the order generally requested attend the ne
raj from her late residence No 29 Third avenue
OF 10Th street, this afternoon at clock
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
Foreign Markets.


Sr. THOMAS, Aug. IL, 1874.
The present will to enclose you aPrce Current Of
our market, and to accompany the same with lew
remarks.
Our market for Breadsus has for the past two months
assumed brighter appearances and the demand for Flour
Meal &C. has been pretty good mostly for export 10 st.
Domingo md other Of the neghborng Islands but Of
late the ormer article has been rather dull and II may
now be quoted at ssi Mealin puncheons sis and bbls
$3} aud wanted Rice has also been much wanted, and
their has been no arrivals for time-the first
receipts viii readly commsnd s5 per 100 lbs
Fish has been scarce but the late arrivals have sufficient
supplied the demand, which has been principally
Porto Hico There is now ahoat 100 casks OF French
6sh from Guadaloupe which will doubt 20 Ponce,
FIX. Large cod, Sa2; small do, $3A 81; Mackerel
wanted would bring 50 for No 3; bread lard cheese,
butter, wanted beef sale; pork advancing; mess Is
10 lie; Exchange on London, 4s22 ts5; on IT, s. ad
vancing, IA per cent discount
ofthe New York papers Incorrect as ths island s now
perfectly healthy, and has been since the small pox
The weather has been and il now very good althoue
the hurricane season; had blow with rain,
thunder and tightening, a few nights ago.
The crops at st. Croix and Porto Rico, promise well
the canes advancing rapidly from the late rains
There - several vessels loading here for st. Donin.
60 with American provisions.
The 'Taroline" leaves for New York in about days
with full cargs of hides
have dates 10 the a5th July, from New York via st.
Corn per quintal 81 Rice do g. Beef per bbl IL; Pork
80 80 Ga1s.. p., Per 81 is Butter {. Pc. p - - cts Lard
q; sugar DO per half Dbl So; Hams per qtl i5 Cod
fish per box ii Onions qtl I2 Potatoes per Dbl s.
in the surrounding country they have had 70 cd deal
yet nothing IN comparison with former seasons There
are No pIantains, vans fruits to be had
Freight from Nenvas TO Puerto Principe at the rate OF
81 30 per bbl, and So 90 per tierce.
CAHAccAs, Aug. AL add q comparison Of the exports
registered at the Custom House Of Laguayra fer the Eve
last years, from the fret Of January to the 10th Of Au
gust -
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS. BELL. Aucuoneer,
Nc. IT Spruce SfrtN.
a uCTlON NOTICE.-Ssle OF Valuable Furniture This |
"A Day. AZ l05a O'CLOCK. al No. u Spruce street.

,rcrroN Nor,NS.pn n. Il Spruce S,,,,st,,. Street r.;, ,..
a Day i' o'clock No THSYs 4 SY.sesf sFr irf Aueo...,
Dry Goods sSsws Lacss % and new ',sis style
Ro n ,sy es 81 8.i Ss b G ~ 9s S%
articles suitable for Tds III lsi rL Ell s
AUCTION NoTICE-Larse Sale Of Furnitan by order Of
aas IVA o'clock IN TH6s HI BEII E90% Aseoas
vy MP M E AT
u O'clock precisely Isl Broadway, fine Of fFich
trade.
Ae y ass M , rsps s Ssss ."S
which they can afford much cheaper than other estabsh
to them Sales and returns prompt aust it:rc
GENTEEih HoHsRHoIb SAN RfK} b FnRSTURE FfiS'SIsfi
"A Monday "a Of septembea at 10 o'clock al No % psy
.
ns a, s sad ohs Chair
Lamp cIn Cut a'; Sss. fsas Sssif and other
Ps.@s s%d Fir Gis E Beds and Mat
d. A is Al G0ssas ssse and the Kitchen utensils which
POSITIVE SALE AT AUCTION
'ls :' Of 2f'ss .ss By Il
EF; ':n %:Es . Sss.
BE E oa, houses
$1,000 cash The balance 5yes will no doab, sell
owner mas made
business in the spring II will positively be sold 10 the
highest bidder Inquire l39 Water further parcu
lars. au2y Az rrc
FOR SALE At AUCTION.
.H5xe "A SPLENDID FARM ON the Hudson river, o
81SNewburgh Orange county mile west Of the village
conaning io7 in high state Of cultivation. well
good new house stories and Kitchen good large
be divided or sold together will best suit the purchasers
he greater part OF The money can remain bond and
at al9 Broadway, Of Canal N Y. Of Moses Wilson
the premises The sale VIII be Friday 9th OF Sept Al
the Orange Hotel. Newburgh, at IL O'Clock. aug2s
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
Provision Market.

The dfsront meat and shop markets have improved
very much in the last week, the demand being much
more extensive
Poultry il much the same az per last report
Fish, - usual, plenty
EVgeabes continue in abundance and now 10 the time
they will advance next week
Fruits OF all kinds continue to arrive and peaches are
already drug but will be In the ensuing week
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

BEACON COURSE.
MONDAY Sept ethPurse $3.50 Mile Heats, best three in
five IN harness. free for all otting horses Entries mades
al X SMITHS by o'clock M, Monday, Sept cd: 1rss
September 3ohPurse $500 free for all Horses Mares aud
Sedngs for Hurdle Race ~ Mile HcatsfIurdles to be
Tour ise high and -four number weight GO b three
70 make race Entries be made 70 the Editor of the Spirit
OF the Times before Monday, Sept. 3D. Hor~s he
named al the post JAMES ID. McMANN
auso ttisrc Secretary of the. Club,
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
Passengers Arrived.

Absaham Jackson, lady four children and two servants
Neah r. Ihos Crawfod James Dickinson Peter lnelis
,o. Drexe Philadelphia; John McKewan Paterson Nj WIN
two chdren BENZ Myers Edward Facke London Mrs Ann
nsae Jacob Myers Eogland Leon Barnard Portsea Mrs Yer
steerage 7' " = - '
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
New Stock Exchanre.
SALES OF srocxs-Bos1os, AUG. go.

shares Now England Worsted Co l06; 80 do Norwich
ana worcester Railroad s30 6i3 do heading Railroad
1sa 100 DO do 70 do do ss0 25; % do DO 500 25t
90 western Railroad ss; so do do 500 s7I do do
do s7s; f5l4 Sterling 81 = ~
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
PRIcEs OF PRoyIsIoNs.
Pff1ntlelphla Cattle N,

TTf1ndeIphIR Cattle Market.
uGvsT xs-At market ITO mead Psnnsy lvania md Vir
gina Def Cattle including about 200 driven N. York
Ldmhs
The price of Besves was hardly sustained; quote at
Na $Sthe 100 lbs for common to exraabout 100 unsoid
Cows and Calves sold at SIS S3e.
Hogs were dull at 81 $4} the 100 lbs.
Sheep and Lambs mostly sold at SIT a 50 each
The New York herald., 1844-08-31

Indigo would add is very scarce in fact there but
Ie or none in the market Coffee OF all kinds
aosoa colorado, Is worth 10 l6 per fanega Hides
- per quIntal. at this place-U s. CARTE.
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
: tie current quotation So


Accounts from the south in relation to the new CROP
continue to he of very favorable nature and the ndi
saons at present are in favor Of very large yield
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
SHIP NEWS.
CorreGUOndenCe OT the Herald.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30-P. M.
Arnyed-yoseph Marsh Poland Savannah. BelowSt Law
renee, from Liverpool.
Cleaed-Osceola, Sylvester Pymouth; Kenduskeag Nit
ss p,asMs,fI s,,o. c,ama Tucker. Homer, Lila; Es%s
Anderson. Boston: Abigail Grant, salem; American Eagle
Lombard Savannah Eugene Skinner, Cambridge; Frances
Maria. Smith, NYoIk Princess, Rackett NBedford Whale
and Constitution, NYork.
Home Ports.
PHLApELprIIA, Aug 3o-Ar Ashland, Mason, New York
Below, Nonpare fm Arecibo; Bolina NYork. CID Lchgh
West Indies. "
BALrMoRE. Aug 2o-Ar Ata!anta [BIl Whitney, DemsrA
Council, Baker, Boston Cid w Wallace tBr1 Inlay,
Hslf1 Maria AMe, st Augustine Fla Rochester, Foun.
Potter, Providence.
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Died.

On Wednesday, the 2sth instant, by the Rev 8. NJ.
saacs Isaac HABEH, ESQ., merchant, OF New Orleans
Ellen youngest daughter Of Michael Levy Of this city
The New York herald., 1844-08-31
MARITIME HERALD.
Packets TO Arrive
Packets to Sail.
ship Mnstcrs amd Auents,

We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
ROBERT SrLvEy, Captain Of News Boats report Of
the shipping left at the whence they sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage list o their cargo and
medaey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
or abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
the Marine Intelligence they obtain. Nautical Inlorma
tion Of any kind will be thankfully received.