Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending Aug. 16
The week shows mixed activity across commodities. Ashes and candles hold steady with modest gains. coffee and cotton demand remains subdued yet steady, while coal and naval stores face soft prices. Grain, flour, molasses, sugar, and wool display varied movements, with sugar showing active demand and prices advancing. meat and provisions stay firm but not aggressively so.
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Orleans
Porto Rico
NAVAL
Annato
Wilmington
North Co
Peru
OAKUM
B. Ree
Sicily
Ilia
Ipecac
Sb Petroleum
Fae
Magnesia
Cale
Reef
Ohio
Choice Dairy
York
Otto Rose
Molbaes Roz
Carolina
Ita
Senna
Alex
Rangoon
East India
Louisiana
Turks Island
Liverpool
Bengal
Guatemala
Red Top
St. Romiteh
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Cuba
Castile
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Lima
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Coast
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Portland
Cassia
Co. Choice Extra
TH. Pellevoisin
U. Proprietors
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Jamaica
Michigan
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Canada
Bay
Eclipse
Malaga
John Gibson
London
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Sumac
du Pont
Young Hyson
Hyson
Enone
Imperial
Hazard's Sport
Souchong
American Powder Co
Japan
Twankay
Gongon
Oriental Powder
Sporting
A— Co
Ingham
Buenos Agree
Rio Greide
Case
California
Maielra
Western
Yriarte
B. Ayres
Duff,Gordon & Co
Sierre Leone
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Calcutta
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Boutwell to headline Republican Convention in Worcester
Boston Post notes Senator Boutwell will be the attraction at the Worcester Republican Convention next month with Butler attending as a delegate. The piece hints at topics Boutwell can address, including Treasury balances, Redpath stories from Mississippi, and his senatorial experiences. It praises his potential as an entertaining convention chairman if he exerts himself.
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Jean Ingelow
London
Gen. Bartlett
Long Branch
Bummers
Hays Recounts Cardinal Virtues in Boston Ad
Boston Day Advertiser report from June 4 1875 notes Governor Hays enumerates cardinal virtues but finds them lacking in practical effect.
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Jung
Senate Keeps Clapp In Line For Government Post
The Senate decided against removing Clapp despite a House investigation accusing him of embezzlement. Dana was deemed unfit for Minister to England in favor of Pierrepont, while Clapp’s confirmation remained a notable final act of the session. If extended, Belknap’s nomination might have followed.
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Hendricks Denounces Return to Specie Payments
A quotation from Hendricks asserts strong opposition to resuming specie payments. He states that gold and silver are the true standard of values and emphasizes personal earnestness in opposing such a return.
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Grant’s Final Messages Push Across Party Lines
The President sent separate messages to Congress as it closed. Grant aimed to influence the Republican Senate with topics on South Carolina and Mississippi, and directed criticism to the Democratic House. His last note appeared to be for show, asserting he can spend money despite Congress and protesting the act of signing appropriation bills trimmed by twenty million dollars.
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Tinpen Leader Addresses Finance and Tax Reform Promptly
Paike Gopwin declares in Tinpen that within three months finances will improve with taxation halved and currency on a steady path to recovery through gentle and almost imperceptible means.
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Indiana Republicans Worried as Campaign Dims for Tilden Hendricks
A New York Tribune correspondent cites Indiana for Tilden and Hendricks with strong Democratic momentum. Orth’s withdrawal fails to help, Pratt cited as unsafe due to Grant ties, yet Republicans endorse the President. Fundraising woes and lack of speakers signal a party eases toward defeat amid rising Democratic odds.
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No Royal Road for Government Says Tilden Live Within Income
A Tilden quotation warns there is no royal road for government or corporations and urges cutting expenses to live within income, endorsing old maxim as guiding principle. The remark emphasizes restraint in public finance and budgeting. The speaker stresses practical financial prudence over legerdemain in finance and financiering.
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Tilden
Remarkable Congress Session Reveals Corruption and Retribution
The lengthy report details a reformist push by Democrats to expose corruption and cut waste after a sweeping popular vote. It notes Kerr as Speaker though mostly absent, investigations into the War and Navy departments, Whisky Ring tied cases, Belknap’s downfall, Robeson’s extravagant Navy leadership, Schenck’s political end, and Orth’s expulsion from Indiana, with severe battles over appropriation bills.
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Democrats Claim Credit For Tax Remission And Reforms
The piece argues Democrats secured about thirty million in tax remissions, claim Republicans opposed retrenchment, and recounts bills and budget fights from pension to river and harbor, noting reductions in army and navy, large cuts in Sundry Civil Service and other appropriations, with tariff revision pending. It cites Gov. Tilden’s stance and predicts a Democratic push for a favorable November verdict.
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Tilden
Pacific Railroad
The Law Moves Paintings Pay in English Exchequer Case
A British court held a sitter must pay for a portrait ordered and executed in a workmanlike manner even if the likeness displeases the buyer. The ruling, noted as likely authority here, says skillful execution justifies payment, though where the work is displayed remains at the owner’s discretion. The decision affirms a precedent protecting artists against nonpayment over subjective taste.
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Baron Huddlestone
Cromwell
Merry Charles
Lely
Hogarth
Post adjournment brings a quiet summer for the President
Congress ends and the President and Cabinet disperse to Long Branch Rye and other retreats. Grant travels less openly as his entourage dwindles and famous hosts face penalties, leaving the presidential party with an unusually quiet season and fewer public shows of hospitality.
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Long Branch
Robeson
Rye
Mr Chandler
Belknap
St. Louis
West
Joyce
Avery
Governor Hendricks Demands Law and Order Amid Indian Tensions
Gov Hendricks appeals to men defying the law to respect order or face full state power. He rejects compromises and will enforce law at all hazards. He argues state authority backs self-government as Indians troubles grow tougher than any in six years, noting his policy has helped cease the strike.
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Gov. Hendricks
Tre Gov. Hendricks
Peach Season Opens With Limited Crop This Year
The city welcomes the peach season as a healthy indulgence for all. Despite a drop in total harvest from nearly ten million to about one million baskets, prices for steady buyers remain only lightly higher. Dry heat hastens ripening, shortening the season and nudging consumers to enjoy the fruit while it lasts.
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News and gossip from the Centennial year era.
A long stream of political chatter and social notes from the era. Mentions Congress adjournment plans in Philadelphia, Redpath and Tilden across newspapers, Hayes and Wheeler, Dunn in Vermont, and Don Carlos at Newport with a ring memory of Margarita Carlos, married 1867, now separate.
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