Shipping cargo list from Calcutta and Caribbean ports
Record of multiple ships and cargoes including George Hallett, W C Codman, Howes & Crowell, J & Higginson, Geof Wilde, W C Spalding, Pitman, and various brigantines. Contents cover saltpetre linseed jute gunny cloth goat skins and other goods, with quantities and destinations in Calcutta Bahia Surinam Port au Prince Cuatzacualcos and related ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
George Hallett
C Codman
Sevrsuckers Howes & Crowell
Pitnan
Wills
Bahia
Montpelier
Helen F Kyder
Surinam
Amazon
Babson
Gloucester
Port AU Prince
Smyrna
Collins & Co
Trade List of Commodities and Prices from Harris & Co
A fragmentary catalog lists molasses, rum and sugar shipments with prices in cash. Items include New Orleans molasses, Carolina casks at 20 cents, Havana sugar at 525.65, reef and pork, bread, raisins, Malaga casks, soap, red cards, gum arabic, damaged sugar, dried apples, and coffee from Gonaives and St Domingo with varied cents and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Carolina
Havana
Woratio Harris & CO
Texas
Malaga
Do St Domingo
Market notes and early week prices across commodities
The week ending April 16 shows little change in Sperm prices with 680 barrels sold at $176 per gallon and 390 parcels at unspecified prices. Whale market remains fair with a 122 barrel cargo sold at 66 cents per gallon, 1300 barrels in parcels at 67 cents, 50 barrels dark at 63 cents, and 1000 South Sea at Glen Whalebone. Ochotsk sales reached 5,000 thousand bushels last week at 40 cents. Corn in Poitapeveata traded 10,000 bushels at $1.10 per bushel, superfine flour at $11 per barrel, and in New Orleans Cotton eased with 200 bales traded while sugar rose to 43 4/6 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
Glen Whalebone
Poitapeveata
Havana
Muscovice
Boston
United States
Adot, Spalding & Co
Havre
Pro Cuba war talk and cabinet rumors vex Washington
Boston April 14 1855 reports pick up New York corrrespondents discussing a protracted cabinet debate about war against Cuba and the secrecy of sessions. The piece denounces the Herald for false framing while defending President and Marcy, notes American ideals, and ends with a cheerful April day and theatre notes.
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Washineaton
New York
Washington
Cuba
Marcy
Cushing
Estrampes
Pierce
Davis
The
Herald
New York Herald
Marey
Senate
Sam
Jefferson
New Liquor Law Sparks City Wide Controversy in 1855 New York
In April 1855 New York debates a new liquor law as merchants join opposition funds fearing prohibition. Temperance factions stage meetings while the Hindoo nabobs monitor a sensitive platform venture at the Astor House. The scene includes satire on figures like Cyane Barker and Tuttle, with rumors of political vows.
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New York
Seymour
Temperance
the Tabernacle
Joseph Simpson
W. £. Dodge
Joseph Hoxie
R. T. Trail
Zanguebar
Astor House
Julius Ceasar Stoggs
Daniel Ultmann
Cyane Barker
United States
National Council
Mr Tuttle
the Bowery
Albany Argus summary of 100 days session and related notes
The Albany Argus surveys the hundred days session led by Seward’s reelection, the prohibitory liquor law, church property concerns, canal and appropriation bills, the omnibus supply, the mill and quarter tax, and a string of Whig platform resolutions. It notes lost bills on rail tolls for canals, taxing banks and corporations, canal repairs contracts, fugitive act nullification, canal company incorporations, and a proposed constitutional amendment enfranchising blacks, concluding that adjournment prevented further mischief and that results will show better state life. It also covers postmaster logs under new postage rules, a Cincinnati mob incident, Queen Victoria’s hesitant Windsor invitation to the Napoleons, a cautionary tale of an egotist snubbed in a New England office, a New Yorker’s cheap curiosities at the state house, and other brief notes on clergy, fashion, and local industries.
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Albany Argus
Seward
U. S. Senate
Post Office
Dapaneunnt
Post Office Department
Horatio King
E. C. Batter, Esq
Boston
Mass
Edward G. Loring
Esquire
Circuit Court of the United States
Circuit Court
Shadrach
Jerry
Congress
Circuit Court of the
United States
Curtis
Kane
Supreme Court
Circuit Courts
Circuit ‘Court
Loring
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Jouri
Samuel Hatch
Congress and
Barn Streets
Paris
London
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Washington, D.C
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Europe
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Blatt
Albion House
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Edward Codman & Co
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Rottenhanmer
John Both
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Carlo Dolci
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Marine
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Titian
Murillo
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Stuart
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Frost
Innes
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Walker
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Hennessy & Company
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Wm Phipps
Elm Street
Mt Pleasant
Oxbury
Florence
Doggett
Briggs, Paul & Co
Briggs
Hixon
Ishea
Jonas Chickering
Phipps
Italy
Dellaptti
Raphael
Graercino
Gagniero
Adams
Everett Patent
Leonard & CO
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A Freeman
Winchester
Harrow
Lowell
Leman
Washington Allston
Cole
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Mieris
van Goven
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R. R. Walker
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J. F. Lawrence
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Aden
Don French and
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Dudley H. Bayley
Herton & Walger Auction and Commission Merchants
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Sonard & CO
Tremont Row
Edward Riddle
Boston Horse and Carriage Mart
Union
Haymarket Square
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Massachusetts
Williams
Sudbury Street
Glendon Rolling Mills
Z. B. Adams
SECO
Wm. Dunlap & Co
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Worcester
Union Street
N. A. Thompson
State House
N A. Thompson
Federal Street
Pranklin Street
Oliver Street
Milk Street
Hamil“ston
Chaning Street
Congresstreet
Broad Street
C. V. Poor
Congress Street
Messrs Hazelton, Cowdin & Co
Cengress Street
Messrs White, Brown, Davis & <C
Samuel Sanford
William H. Sanford
India Wharf
Carriage Depository
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Leary
Tyler Street
Wood, Tomlinson & Co
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West
Loring & Phillips
Pear Street
Dubois & Brother
P. P. F. Degrand
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Thorndike
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Boston Water Power Co
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Ames Co
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Hallowell Cotton Manufacturing Cotton
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Cornhill
Sir Amyas Leigh
Kingsley
Corsica
BE. Joy Morris
Wm. North
Harper’s Story Book
Sam Houston
Mowatt
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D.C. Eddy
J. G. Moore
A Souther Er Philosphy
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Grace Lee
Julia Kavanagh
H B. Stowe
Mackey
Miss Whiting
Charlestown
Kern
St. Petersburg
Jemann
Sprague
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Genesee
Wade
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H. C. Thacher & CO
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Honduras
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W. B. Reynolds & CO
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India
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Brig B Benner
Lion
Deering
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Adelia
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Horton
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Joan S. Tyrer
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Metropolitan Mechanics’ Fair
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H W Smith
Holloway
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J. Noble
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Saran Dixon
Liquorpond Street
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Maud Hunter
Peterson
William Tell
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Littlejohn
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George Law
Bennett
Charles Caldwell
Harriet W. Warner
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Baxter
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