Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending April 2
The market shows quiet activity across many commodities. Ashes and candles move slowly with modest demand, copper and iron mixed, and flour and grain prices mostly steady to firmer. fish, meats, and produce show limited sales but retain familiar price ranges. naval stores, oils, sugars, and teas reveal cautious trading with occasional firming in some lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Orleans
Calcutta
Buffalo
Buenos Ayres
C. G. Hope
Cawnpore
Patna
Madras
Russia
New Bedford
Boston
Newcastle
Sydney
Cumberland
Porto Rico
Orinoco
Domingo
Porte Cabello
New Orleans
Mobile
Thomaston
Meas
Mons de Laines
Mahogany
Honduras
Havana
Matanzas
Cienfuegos
Arrowroot
Trinidan
Assaretida
Cuba
Peru
N. Orleans
Wilmington
North Co
India
Turkey
Isinglass An
Straits
Lac
Ambros
Ernde
Magnesia
Natrona
Nise Nec
Otto Rose
Boz
Paris
Emery
Marine Son
Naval
Sarsapar
la Honda
Patent Marine
Aleppo
Plaster Paris
Sion
Senna
Alex
East India
Beot
Mess
Lara
Hineal
Bis
Indigo
Bengal Best
Mid
Utter
Choice Dairy
New
York and St
Gautemala
Manila
Logwood
Campeachy
St.Domingo
Sheesepd
Fustic
Marcaibo
Eng
Pine Zee
Nicaragua
Fairtogood
Lima
Indi
Coast
Bushore
Mats En
Jackson
G. Bank
de Bay Chaleur
Ta Bein Bay
Fundy
Turks Island
Martins
Liverpool
Michigan
Wisconsin
Canada
Sumatra
Jamaica
Singer
Brandywine
Hiax
Hennessey
Atlas
Jordan
Muscoyvado
Hay
Do.brown
Leaf
Crushel
Sicily
Young Hyson
Ante
Pictou
Java
Domingo Ze
Cape Sh
New York
Grand Bank
Bay Fundy
Ohio
Genessee
Ilinois
St. Louis
Zephyr
Messina
Sic
California
Bengal
Beckland
Sagua
Rosin
Lord
Bank
Vermont
Connecticut
Rebhel
St. Croix
New England
Woodworth & Co
Young Hysons
Simaenaien
Pennsylvania
Australia
London
Baltimore
Metropolitan Police Bill Sparks Boston Power Debate in Senate
The Metropolitan Police Bill passes the Senate by four votes and heads to the House amid surprise and prediction of a clash over municipal control. Critics condemn the move as a bold seizure by distant counties, arguing the Liquor Law lacks public support and that the bill rests on a false premise aimed at stripping Boston of local governance. The piece urges the House to resist such “dangerous” constitutional experiments and defends civil liberty principles against centralized power, noting Virginia as a warning beacon.
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Senate
House
Commonwealth
Boston
Berkshire
Dukes
Franklin
Bristol
Metropolitan Police
House of Representatives
Davis at Large in Texas and Lincoln Proclamation Debate
The piece weighs Davis’s possible Texas escape, predicts his aim to marshal a 40,000 to 50,000 strong force, and envisions cross Mississippi or Mexico. It also covers counterfeiting prosecutions, currency security, and a lengthy tribute to Abraham Lincoln, urging preservation of emancipation and constitutional reform as the nation mourns. The article blends Civil War strategy with financial vigilance and national ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Davis
Sherman
Texas
Davis
St. Paul’s Church
Richmond
Mississippi River
Lone Star State
Mexico
United States
Mississippi
Republic of
Sierra Madre
England
Bank of England
Association For the Prevention of
Boston
St Louis
U. S
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
United States of America
Friends of Freedom
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Republic
Slave States
Free States
Maryland
Missouri
Tennessee
Lincoln
Becan
Congress
United
Madison
Chesapeake
Grande
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Boston Post
Dusly
Boston Press and Post
Beni-Wreely
Boston Statesman
Weekly Post
Coy Reece
Beals, Greene & Coo., Publishers
Congress Street
Seston
James M. Breer
Nesland 2
Winthrop Square, Boston
Anf
Plane Street
Paim Opera
Isvorite
Robert ML Bailey
Devonshire Street
College Plage
Belknap Millis
Arlington Woolen Mills
Lawrence Manuf. Co
Grafton
Merrick Spoor Cotton Co
Merrick Brother
Portsmouth
Alec— Amory
Charles Amory & CO
Belling
Ths&Tasm
Hadley
THE
Hadley Company
OF Holyoke, Mass
B.D. Whitney & CO
Tremont Street
H. Stearns & CO
Summer Street
W. Gobb
Winter Street
John Harrington & CO
Tremont Row
Scribner, Coleman & Clapp
Coolidge Suild
Dwight
Wheelock & CO
Hanover Street
Churchill & Watson
Washington Street
Florence Sewing Machine CO
Washington St E.D
Everett & Green
A. Bacon
Roxbury, Mass
BH. Hay & CO
Charlestown
Mass
Freeman, Baker & CO
Tremont St
Nesbane
Pevonshire Street
M. G. Brown
M.G. Brown
Pemberton Square
Richard
Scalp Renovator
David Cavan
Dolphin Manufacturing Company
Water ST
Gill, Candles
Great Northern
Faendrick Lubricator
Richmond & Pray
State Street
Edward B. Ric
Milk Street
Kilby
2D National Bank
U. S. Treasury
Jay Cooke
T&e
H. Beaew J. Ll
First National Bank
Chicago, Ill
E. Aiken
Sam'l M. Nickerson
Vics Prest
E. E. Braisted
West
Matthew Bolles & Co
U.S
Mellen, Wahd & Mower
WM. P. Lee
State St
Bankers
Lawrence
Baldwin
Government Petro and
C., Sion
D. C. Lawrence
Stock Exchange
Simeon Baldwin, Jr
Petroleum and Mining Boards
C. J. Lawrence
Cyrus J. Lawrence
H. Faille
WM. A. Halsted
Duncan, Sherman B
Pine and
Nasenu Streets
Weteerbe
S, Watson & CO
Stock Brokers
Exchange Place
WM. Wetherbee
G. H. Watsor
General Partners
D. Uaidashley
Royal Havana Lottery
Ee & Co., Bankers
Wall Street, N. Y
Kidder, Peabody & CO
AFD
Ballou & Mifflin
Bankbers & Brokers
Brokers’ Board
Stocks, &c
Philadelphia
Joseph W. Davis
Selver
U.S. Securities
Boston Brokere Board
Basak
Hailread
Ups
Burnett, Drake & CO
Brock v and Exchange
Negara
Kers’ Board
Wellington
Howray A. Drake
John Cushing
Bath Street
Mm. J. Mandele
Ee Bank
Ton
Brocks
Boom. &E
Iseoptf
A. F. Chandler
Stock and Exchange Broker
Merchants’ Exchange
J. MH. Clapp & CO
Clapp, Fuller & Browne
Bankers and Stock Commission Brokers
Brush Provinces
Clark & Jones
Stock and Exchange Brokers
Union Building
Government
Sterling Exchange
F. Clark
Jour C. Jones
Great Britain
Continent
Er, Peabody Co
C. A. Putnam & CO
Special Agents
CAL Putman & CO
NYE & Sewall
Court Street
Katardine Ron
EZ. P. Cutler
Kilby Street
GEO. Jaques & CO
W. B
Central ST
RK. C. Nichols
Central Wharf
Lee
Bread Street
Mo Pee
Boston Harbor
Glass Works
Turtle, Garfield & Co
Iron
Harrison Loring
A. A. Bent
Long Wharf
North Charles
North Grove Streets
C. M. Kingsley
Ths&tudm
Joseph Comer
Victor E. Mauger
Chambers
N. Y
Ge Nixey
Scho Square
Cas Ap
Geo
Daley Mele
Broad Street
A. F. Devereux & CO
Merchants’ Row
Beaver Streets
Petro
Kennison
Temple Place
Prkk
Beten
Charles Ae &Co
B. Ciemn
Kova Beatia
Malaga
Ingham
Woodhouse Do
Real Oporta
Orleans
Yriarte
Cincinnati
Daft Gordondoo
Mars
Patriots
Vereigne
Bunos Ayres
Review of the
Boston Market
STEEL
Whipple
Beekman Street
Sir Commerce Street
South
M. Keith, Jr
Sen Charles Jr
Lake Street
Naldson & Dunge Bar
Chicago
Boston Steel and Iron Co
Eagle Brand Steele
Iso
Medford T. Charlestown
Cabot & Brother
Gi Blackstone St
Caldwell & Morris
NO. RO
Old Slip
John's and
Crossey Manning Comany
H. Morse & CO
North Market Street
Rosie
France
Virginia
N. Y. Herald
George Bancroft
Union Square
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