Boston Wholesale Prices Current Week Ending August 21
Boston wholesale prices for the week ending Wednesday August 21 are listed with current figures across commodities. The report covers staple items and market trends, noting price stability or changes from prior weeks for merchants and buyers in the Boston area.
Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending August 21
Market review lists dull ashes pearls and eased prices with small sales. Candles wax paraffine and other items show varied demand. coal and coke trade holds firm, with Lingan Gowrie Acadia and Cumberland receipts noted. Coffee copper cotton and other commodities show mixed activity. freight rates and shipping entries detail widespread vessel movements.
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Poleswax
Buffalo
Boston
Cannel
Cargo
Pictou
Ton
Acadia
St. Domingo
Cape
Rio
Russia
Hemlock Boards
Manila
Sapclear
Mons de Laines
New Orleans
Porto Rico
Wilmington
Peru
Brimstone
Sicily
Senegal
Vermilion
Cnt. Co
Magnesia
Ohio
Choice Dairy
York
Canada
Jackson
Senna
Alex
East India
Turks Island
Cadiz
Trapani
Liverpool
Bengal
Calcutta
Guatemala
St. Secon
Cuba
Castile
Lima
Havana
Ind’n Coast
Musecovado
Portland
Bay
Shore
St. Croix
Ilinois
India
Jamaica
Michigan
New England
Eclipse
John Gibson
Bond
London
Sumac
Tallow
jDo
du Pont Powder Hyson
Imperial
Japan
Ningyong
American Powder Co
Twankay
Malaga
T. B
Ingham
Buenos Ayres
Florio
Rio Grande
California
Burgundy Port
Case
Crebl Gar
Hio
Pennsylvania
Orleans
Catskins
C. G. Ag
Cawnpore
Mich
N. Y
Vermont
Smyrna
Cape Good Hope
Sla
Baildon
Nova Scotia
Lingan
Gowrie
Cumberland
Penn
Westmoreland
Philadelphia
South Amboy
Java
Léz
Maracaibo
Loka Istic
Uplands
Gulf
Gambier
Hake
Muscatel
Turkey
Milwaukie
Minnesota
Indiana
Inois
St. Louis
Treasury Department
Montevideo
New York
Rockland
Trinidad
Bank and Labrador
Western
Lara
City
City and Western
Rangoon
Patna
Carolina
L.a.t
Virginia
Sayic Pth
Wisconsin
State
Australian
New Zealand
Smyrina
Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Galveston
N. C
Montreal
Callao
River Plate
Alexandria
Egypt
Weymouth
Providence
Salem
Caledonia
Black House
Baltimore
Georgetown
Gardiner
Rockport
Richmond
Political fusion urged by Liberal Republicans and Democrats of Massachusetts
The Boston Post urges a united front of Liberal Republicans and Democrats in Massachusetts to fuse for reform in state, congressional, and electoral tickets. It cites cross-state examples, calls for a strong representative ticket, and criticizes Grant era financial mismanagement and corruption, including bonds hypothecation and bribery worries.
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Buzzard’s Bay
New Bedford
Boston and Providence Railway
Boston
Martha’'S Vineyard
B.C. Cromwell
Monchansett
Chas. C. Smith
Warren Ladd
N. B
T. R. BR
Boston and Lowell
Boston and Maine
Salem
Worcester
Providence
Fall River
New London
New York
Weirs
Lake Winnipesaukee
Profile House
Plymouth
Littleton
Bethlehem
Summer House
Dalton
Waumbek House
Jefferson
Lancaster
Northumberland
Grand Trunk Railway
Montreal
Quebec
Centre Harbor
Wolfborough
Lawrence
Lowell
Taunton
Nashua
North Conway
Whitefield
Litleton
Aliso
Pemigewasset House
Franconia Mountains
Twin Mountain
Crawford Houses
White Mountains
Crawford
Twin Mountain House
Kemph
Getten
Newport
Fall
Ees Mansfield
South Salem Im
W. W. Berg
State Street
Jys
J A. Dodge
Massachusetts
Republican State Committee
Maine
Vermont
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indian
Lllinois
Great Northwest
Grant Party
Delaware
Greeley
Granites
William M. Evarts
Geneva
Butler Reappears Amid Gubernatorial Currents
Analysis of Butler's surprising withdrawal and the Grant party's deep unease across Massachusetts politics. The Washburn faction faces renewed pressure as caucuses loom and Butler's potential return sparks alarm, with insiders predicting a tense, deceptive struggle to shape the gubernatorial race.
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Gen. Butler
Grant
Gov. Washburn
Butler
Gloucester
Commonwealth
Washburn
The Rain of Milliards Loan Announcement Explodes
The piece celebrates a French loan of three milliards two hundred millions francs with an 84 50 franc issue price and five percent interest. It notes subscriptions from nations including England Bombay Belgium and Cologne, promises evacuation of two departments by April 1874, and portrays France as perpetual and thrifty with inexhaustible wealth.
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M. Goulard
Thiers
Trouville
Dumas the Elder
France
M. Thiers
Marne
England
Bombay
Belgium
Frankfort
Cologne
Paris
South Carolina Bonds and West Virginia Election
The piece details alleged large-scale frauds in South Carolina Carpetbag government including Conversion Bonds and losses of millions, with claims against Gov Scott and State officials. It notes a West Virginia election today for state officers and a proposed new constitution may nullify the governor race results. Jacobs and Camden are the gubernatorial candidates with Jacobs favored to win.
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Busstow
ALBBANY “RALL_ a
Boston
Beach Street
Albany
Lincoln Streets
New York
Springfeld
Rochester
Washington Street
Rigghatham
Pittsfield
Chester
Eld
Palmer
Springfield
Worcester
New Works
Sprinzield
Norwich
Southville
Cordaville
REI
Narra
South
Milford
Saxoveile
Natick
Wellesley
RET
Garantville
Newton
Auburndale
West Newton
REE
Ewton
Sells
Brichton
Hiieconn
Brookline
Rey
W. Div
N. Y
Russell
D. A. Firth
House of Representatives
Scott
House
Financial Board
Gary. Scott
Corbin
South Carolina
Scott Ring
United States
Ku Klux Organization
State Capitol
Cardoza
Parker
Treasury
Secretary of State
Greenville
West Virginia
Jacobs
Johnson N. Camden
Grant's civil service purge sparks NC congressman rift
The wartime reform drift clashes with family ties as Kenton Cobb is dismissed by President Grant. Clinton L. Cobb and Senator Pool react, traveling north to press for another position for the deposed supervisor. A North Carolina concern over Perry and potential kin rises in the mix.
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Grant
Kenton R. Cobb
Cobb
John McDonald
McDonald
Clinton L. Cobb
Congress
North Carolina
Senator Pool
Mr Perry
Gen. Grant
Messrs Perry
Clinton R. Cobb
Perry
Brighton
Eng
Baltimore Grant Convention Delegates Tainted by Manipulation
Mr W T Prime a Prince George s county delegate to the Grant State Convention in Baltimore reveals that delegates were asked to aid packing the Philadelphia Convention for Grant under Mr Thomas Collector of the Port of Baltimore and other high level officials. He reports that Custom House and Treasury clerks were sent to counties to influence delegate elections and offices had been...
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W. T. Prime
Prince George’s County
Baltimore
Maryland
Boutwell
Geo. W. Curtis
Prime
Philadelphia
Grant
Thomas
Custom House
Treasury
Mesar
Fulton
Gary
Latchford
Colby
Mosby Critiques Greeley and Defends Grant in Virginia
The letter from Guerilla Mosby attacks the idea that a Greeley presidency would improve Southern affairs. He argues Grant has advanced the South, faults Greeley on civil rights and martial law, and asserts Mosby would not obtain office if Greeley were elected. He urges careful reflection on the election's impact on Southern rights and governance.
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Guerilla Mosby
New York
Virginia
Greeley
Mr Greeley
Mosby
Scott
Grant
Greeley links and European notes on crime and travel
A sprawling miscellany reports on Greeley’s Oregon support and California exports leather, a Jamaica governor’s visit, and a Rome to Vienna atlas of notes. It cites Breslau with four ton chisels, Oregon rail lore, World War II era gossip on Prussia, and a grim Austrian execution via strangulation as a shocking endpiece of the column.
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Ristori
Gen. Spinner
Simon Cameron
Chicago
California
Thiers
Mazzini
Turin
Carl Schurz
Hamburg
Godlove Orth
Indiana
Williamsburg
N. Y
Iowa
England
Iceland
Greeley
Portland
J. Peter Grant
Jamaica
United States
Canada
Watch Hill
Saratoga
Dato California
Lucca
Kellogg
Rubinstein
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E. Todd
Rochester and
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Nsbury
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Sam
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Malden
William Merritt
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Causeway St
Hoosac Tunnel
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Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad
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Readville
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Dorchester
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Walle
Blackstone
Webster
Het
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Putnam
Boston & Albany
Needham
WM. M. Parker
Clenton & Fitchburg Lroad
Boston & Albany Railroad
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Fayville
Southboro
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Berlin
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Bolton
Pratt’s Junction
Leominster
Framinglam
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So. Farmingham
Vt. & Mass
Cheshire Railroad
Gentral Railroad
Pratt's Junction
Fagile
Olton
Tf—Niz H. A. Blood
Knox & Lincoln Railroad
Wiscasset
New Castle
Damariscotta
Waldoboro
Warren
Thomaston
C. A. Coombs
Ee Egreen
Ee Erie Railway
Erie Railway
Hion Street
B. W. Blanchard
John N. Abbott
John S. Dunlap
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Old Colony
BR. R
Florence
Aily
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Woods Hole
Martha's Vineyard
C. Cromwell
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the Vineyard
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J. R. Kendrick
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C. T. Ruggles
Mass
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Eee Causeway
Friend Street
Pullman
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Union Age
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Newburyrt
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Lynn
Saugus Branca
Union Village
Portsmouth
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Lymn
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J. Prescott
Point Judith
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Nara
Boston and Providence
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E. Swasey
Sept
James Mills
Washington
Pennsylvania R. R
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State House
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Hyannis
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Middleboro
Harwich
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E. N. Winslow
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America
Boston and Albany Railroad
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H. A. Blood
B.C
F.R. BR
Oak Bluff
Vineyard Highlands
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MR. Andrews
Nor
Wor. R. R. Co
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Lake Memphremagog
General Agency
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Foxcroft
Dexter
Mt. Kineo
J.M. Lunt
VIA
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East Bridgewater
South Abington
South Duxbury
Cohasset
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Quincy
Neponset
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Mattapan
Sunmay
Eastern Railroad
Portsmouth, Great Falls and Conway
Conway
Crawford’s
Glen
N. Conway
Crawford’s. Glen
General Office
Geo. F. Field
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Sam’s Barnard
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National Bank of Redemption
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GEO. T. McLaughlin & CO
Fulton Street
Boston Post
Harris, Richardson, & CO
J.S. & E. Wright & CO
Franklin Street
White and Franconia Mountains
New Hampshire
Profile House Francovria
Crawford House
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Lake Winnipiscogee
Boston and Maine Railroad
MT. Washington
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Eaton
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Woltboro
Jeltt
Alfred Newhall
Tremont Street
Russell Hallett
Hallet & Cumston
143 FM
Weber Pianos
Globe Theatre
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Vienna
Taylor & Farley Organ
Paul Bishop
Driver Bros. & Winch. Aus
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Brigham Young
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Portland Press
N. Y. Times
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