Boston Market Review Weekly Dec 4 Prices Across Commodities
Market recap shows firm ashes and cotton demand, with coins and pot sales. Coffee prices trend up as Pictou and Rio stocks hold, while opium and molasses trade and hides and leather maintain steady demand. Asset notes include cannel coal, Pictou tonnage, and Atlantic cargo terms.
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N. A
Cocoa Sc PD
Coffecto
Manila
M. A
Coe Benes
Sunn
Paris
Vinces
N.A
Olive
Sicily
England
Straits
Shore
Porto Rico
St. Croix
New Orleans
Brazil
Vermiliom
Batavia
Trieste
Loaf
White
Sumac
Ton
Plaster
Quebec
Hyson
Navy
Young Hyeon
Anton
Skin
N. Y
Ningyong
Tonkay
Tin
Cash
Tobacco
RAGS
Kentucky
Leghorn
Cuba
Principe
St.Domingo
Carolina
Rosewood
Calcutta
Rio
St. Abes
Turks Island
Bonaire
Alaga
Cadiz
St. Martins
Liverpool
Ingham
L. P
Woodhouse
Madeira
Dabney
Bre Ind Canary
Real Oporto
Red Top
Catalonia
Clover
Nov
Sherey
San Lucar
iCanary
Smyrna
Castile
Cassia
Mats
Bunos Ayres
Sumatra
Jamaica
Brandy- Met Castillon & Co
Southern
Tomm
Hennessey
Jane Restard
Dupuy & Oe
Genesee Com
J. &F. Martell
WOOD
Cord Block Seine
Marett
Ellow
Gautier Frere
Nova Scotiado
United Es
Michigan
Rabin
Renaud
London
Bob
Bordeaux
Nan
New York
Boston
Charleston
Pictou
Orleans
Cincinnati
Lions
iSt
Louis
Lehigh
Biame Iawee
ECE
Schuylkill
Ea Do
Nolet Eagle
Sultana
Weesp
Rum St Se
Hope Patriots
Cocoa
Alm
Jordan
St-Domingo
Filberts
Walnuts
Eng
Zante
Bt. Domingo
Porto Cabello
iRye
Russia
Aton
Rees
Mobile
Hides
Buenos Ayres
Hilt
Brown
Aranham
Maracaibo
Montevideo
Pernambuco
Jean
O Grande
Negro
West India
Eerski
Akties
Western
Peru
Patna
Madras
N. Sable
Turkey
Enegal Ang
Boston Slaughter
N. York
Phila
Baltimore City
RTE
Erie
Prussia
Nice
Meas
Mt No
Vand
St. Domingo
Samanel Cleland & Co
Common
Gonaives
Ee Java
Dogriud Co
Aceeee
Singapore
Pocket
United States
St. Do
Grand Bank
Superior
Ohio
St. Louis
Canada
Fancy
Choice Brands
Baltimore
Malaga
Buffalo
Cawnpore
Patnas
William C. Morey & Co
Bengal
Kurpah
Rockland
Gartsharrie
No. L
Matanzas
A. P. Penniman
Cuba Muscovado
Cuba Sour
Peeaia
Lord Otlis
Vermont
New York State
Muscovadoes
John A. Emmons
Cuba Brown
Sentesens Dee
Manila, &C. Dagb
Eac
St Croix
Department of the Navy annual report on blockade and expansion
The Navy reports on wartime blockade of insurgent ports from Virginia to Cape Florida, Potomac defense, and offensive expeditions. It describes squadron organization, ship procurement from private yards, and the rapid buildup to 52 new steamers plus armor ships, plus officer and pay reforms to strengthen coastal operations and river defenses.
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Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Potomac River
Maryland
Virginia
Mississippi
Atlantic
Cape Florida
Silas H. Stringham
Rio Grande
William Mervine
North Carolina
Potomac
Department
Stringham
Louis M. Goldsborough
Atlantic Seaboard
New Orleans
Albemarle
Pamlico
Baltimore
Ocracoke Inlet
Charlestown Harbor
Savannah River
Navy Department
Samuel F. Dupont
Charles H. Davis
Navy
John G. Barnard
Army
Alexander Bache
Coast Survey
Hatteras Inlet
North Via
Butler
Hatteras and
Clark
Samuel Barron
Hatteras
Hampton Roads
Jain
Providence
Port Royal
Beauregard
Walker
Drayton
Dupont
Tybee Island
Fort Pulaski
Georgia
Naval Service
Andrew H. Foote
War Department
Sumter
Brooklyn
Niagara
Powhatan
Gulf Squadron
Maranham
Keystone State
Richmond
Iroquois
San Jacinto
Charles Wilkes
West Indies
James M. Mason
John Slidell
Havana
Europe
Bahama
Trent
United States
Charlestown
Fort Warren
Dimmick
Wilkes
New York
Chamber of Commerce of
Joseph Smith
Hiram Paulding
Hoboken
New Jersey
Silas JL. Stringham
William Inmann
T. A. Dornin
A. C. Stimers
Joseph Henry, Esq
Smithsonian Institution
Sons of the Navy
Senate
Naval and Marine Retirement and Merchant Marine Appointments
The report outlines naval and marine retirements under 1861 act, with boards at Brooklyn for retiring officers, acting lieutenants from the mercantile service, and new acting masters and engineers. It notes training programs, 993 acting appointments, discipline measures, and provisions for the Naval School relocation and refugee handling. It also covers army provisions, recruitment, and depot needs, highlighting lakeside depots and wider wartime manpower.
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Congress
George W. Storer
Charles H. Bell
D. G. Farragut
Charles Chase
L. B. Hunter
Philip Hamilton
Brooklyn
John Harris
Zeilin
William B. Slack
Solomon Sharp
Charles D. Maxwell
P. T. Woodbury
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Department
Hatteras
Port Royal
The
Gulf
Commercial Marine
Mercantile Marine
Naval Service
Navy Yards
J. G. Reynolds
Army of the Potomac
McDowell
Bull Run
Reynolds
Naval School
Newport
Annapolis
Neould
Army
Triton
Constellation
Congo River
New York
G. A. Borchert
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Pensacola
Bureau of
Bureau of Construction
Ordnance Bureau
Dahlgren
Erie
W . Ton Yard
Bureau of Provisions Ee
Etre
Seri
States
Monihe
Wargate
Cotngtuir
Michigan
Orio. i
Haat Wachea Nee Duek
Olass Pomnsyvivonie
Rhode Island
TIS
Vermont
Vicgidia
Chess Cies
Mumtinos
Agarezate
Enibtet
Cena Vwnn
Tosge
Napoleon
Jomini
Fort Sumter
Massachusetts
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