Market report on tea oils and freight rates at Boston Penny Press
The Boston Post notes active demand and rising prices across commodities. Tea markets show upturns for Oolongs Sonchongs and uncolored Japans with strong greens. tin and zinc steady with firm prices. wool domestic fleece up 3 to 5 cents. tea and tallow sales at cash figures while freights to California and Liverpool fluctuate amid improving demand.
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A . Wordworth
New York
Mediterranean
American
Cape
East India
California
Nee
Australia
Liverpool
London
Philadelphia
Intermeddling with the Army Criticized by Press
The piece argues that President Lincoln interfered with Union general operations, drawing stern rebukes from Republican papers in New York and Cincinnati. It cites cases of officer interference in Washington and cites observed impacts on McClellan’s Peninsula campaign, urging decisive action to end such meddling. It also notes foreign commentary on McClellan and military organization.
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Boston
Commonwealth
New York
Brentane
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Astor Mouse
Lafarge
St. Nicholas
Rick Algar
Clements Lane
Lombard Street
London
Boston Post
Wil
George Street
Wcornhill
E.C
Henry J. Raymond
Lincoln
Burnside
Cincinnati
Raymond
Washington
Secretary of War
Army of the Potomac
Cincinnati Commercial
Virginia
McClellan
Peninsula
Chickahominy
War Office
Richmond
Potomac
James
Hooker
France
United States of America
Ferri Pisani
Prince Jerome Napoleon
Crimea
Italy
White House
General McClellan
West Point
Ecole Militaire
Ecole Polytechnique
Lord Lyons
Sebastopol
Corps D’armée
Congressmen
President
Senate
Illinois Central Railroad
Bowen
Tom Thumb
Metropolitan
Boston Market Trade Mixed With Steady Signals Across Goods
The market shows steady prices and moderate to firm demand across pots bricks candles coffee and grain. Cotton, flour, sugar and naval stores report firmer prices with sales in small lots and listings indicating cash or 4 month terms in multiple items.
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Russia
New Bedford
Orton
Boston
Newcastle
Pictou
Sydney
Kentucky
Virginia
Lackawana
Lanila
Lehigh
Cumberland
Schuylkill
Buenos Ayres
Sancey Seanmcatiis
Domingo A
Montevideo
Sun
Pernambuco
Porto Rico
Porto Cabello
Domingo
S.met
Manila
New Orleans
Mobile
Ateneo
Pons Sao Orc Soci
Opek Hide
Slaughier
Hic
We & Ak
Peru
India
Turkey
Senegal
Meas'mt
Ipecac
Isinglass Am
Cuba
Honduras
Ambros
Matanzas
Cienfu
Trinida
Surinam
E.J
Alex
Andy Ae
America
Sicily
Bank
Bengal
Natrona
Guatemala
Do St.Domingo
Marcaibo
Nicaragua
Lima
Ind’n Coast
Cire
Yel
Paris
Ras Bay of Fundy
Ae Haddock Whiting
Bolted
Ewe Hake
Balyon
Estern
St. Louis
Illinois
Michigan
Canada
Sultana
Cape
Java
Hale & Hildreth
St. Domingo
Do. Cape
Rio
Denis
Beane Oi
St Domingo
Grand Bank
Bay Fundy
St Louis
Ohio
Genesee
Iinois
Southern Ohio
Southern
Caan
Llic
New York
Sierra Leone
Calcutta
William Corsey & Co
Rockland
A. P. Penniman
Cuba Sweet
Cuba Muscovado
Cuba Sour
NAVAL
Rosin
Palm
Llie
Vermont
Connecticut
Wwe
Patna
Liverpool
Arm York
Siam
John A. Emmons
Ae Ehegsas Peese
Rochelle
St. Croix
New England
Massachusetts School of Agriculture Bill Engrossment Denied
In the House yesterday a bill incorporating the Massachusetts School of Agriculture was refused engrossment. A new bill on Police Courts and Justices of the Peace under Chapter 72 allows cognizance of complaints when the accuser is before them and permits continuing hearings with bonds from the accused. In the Senate no business of public importance was transacted.
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Massachusetts School of Agriculture
Justices of the Peace
Bonaparte's Designs on Mexico Urged Against United States
The writer asserts weeks of prior statements prove Napoleon Bonaparte seeks conquest of Mexico and threatens U S power. He is deemed a danger to both South and North, urging end to internal fighting, loyalty to the Constitution, and a unified warning to Mons. Drapeau to withdraw from Mexico or face consequences.
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Bonaparte
Mexico
United States
Mons. Drapeau
White Soldiers and Negro Regiments in the Civil War Debate
The source quotes a New York World paragraph arguing that Union victory depends on white soldiers while black troops can only serve as auxiliaries. It warns the government against relying on African American regiments, predicting limited effectiveness in open battle and suggesting they might relieve white troops of nonmilitary duties.
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Port Hudson
Baton Rouge
Mississippi
Vicksburg
The
Providence Post
Burnside
Army of the Potomac
Richmond
McClellan
Hooker
Japan
Miako
Jin-kee
Yeddo
Gorogio
Yokohama
Nagasaki
Columbia
Thomas
Massachuse
Speaker
New England
Pennsylvania
Stevens
President of
the United
Mr Stevens
United States
Congress
New York
Olin
Ways and Means
Committee of Ways and
Gentlemen of Means
7. House
Europe
Massachusetts
War Department
House
New York World
Union
South
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Numbeer
Boston Press and Post
Boston Statesman
Weekly Post
Wdaily
Hoe & Company
Jes
Beals, Greene & Co
Prorietors
Congress Street
Nnd
Boston Statesman and Weekly
Insurance
Great Western
Great Western Buildings
Pine St
Mesers John Fickersgill & Son
Richard Sathers
John A. Parker
James F. Cox
Dovélis Robinson
Nath’l Foster, JR
Merchants’ Exchange
SCRIP
Great Western Vns .O
Insurance Company, Merchants Exchaner, State Street
Marshaty P. Wirpver
Willliam B. Reynolds
Esq
Joan E. Lyon
Henry K. Horton
Duartes O. Wurtmore
Daniel Larcent Curtis
Tuomas W. Peirce
Geo
Wm. Gordon
New England States
isSt&Phil
American Insurance Company
State Street
J. Ingersoll Bowditch
A. ©. Derr
W&stich
Conway Fire Insurance Co
Bostor
James S. Whitney
Presi Cc
D. Bearis
Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Williaam
Morton
Charles A. Ehowlanp
Brazer
W. Ter
O Blake & Davenport
GEO. W. Ware & CO
Cornhill
Washington St
SS and
Water Street
Aca
USCF
Benzole
Samuel Page
Liberty Square
Broad Street
Union Sugar Refinery
Co. O. Whitmore & Son
Tiperty Square
D. N. Skhellings & Co., Lumber Merchants
Kitby Street
Lowell
East
Cambridge
Lawrence Barnes
Mial DavIs
Charles Whitkey
D. N. Skillings
Javen Whitney, Jr
John Jeffries, JR
M@BUVGAGES
City Exchange
Devonshire Street
Wm. Sturgis
Charles Amory Esq
J. T. Coolidge
End
Ee G. Loring
J. 8
Sa Ea Esq
James H. Beal
Idner
E. Seccomb
Elaine
Commercial Street
Butterfield & Haven
Pearl Street
Osti
Cheney, Ray
E. Cheney
BRAY
Cate E . Cheney
W.t.coleman
Mort Robinson
Carlton
Jahn
T. Coleman & Co
San Francisco
Oregon
WM. T. Coleman & Coo
Hicks & Badger, Copper Smiths
Pitts Street
Newell & CO Shipping and Commission Merchants
Melbourne
Samuel Stevens & Co
Ohpeed
Flint & Hall, Commission Lumber Merchants
Central Street
D. B. Frnt
Lewis Ha.l
Aaron R. Gay & CO
State St
Broad St
Surette & Whit
Umm
Commission Merchants
Com Cial Street
Louis A. Surette, ‘Thommas E. Whitney
Nathaniel Tucker & Co
Namn’, Tucker, T. Munrox Rhodes
KE. P. Phillips & Co., Commission Merchants
Pear Street
E. P. Phillips
B. Lancaster
George Wallace
BCC
Yarc
Laster
N. Sable
Jordan
Eas P
Otatoe
Bush
Nova Scotia
Chenangoes
Ozen
Khd
Mos St. Ube
Cael
Trapani
St. Martins
Sumatra
Jamaica
Peneeny
Eno
Principe
Asiien
Omingo
andy-Pin Castillon & Co
Manig
Hennessey
Eb Otara,Dupuy & Vea
Seine
Whalebon Ad
United Proprietors
Rasteau Tis Iis Resier
Nery
Sweet
Ploquiniene Tesied
Bordeaux
Babin & Kenau
Do. Wéatiinae American
Gin—Castle
Do. Florio
Eclipse Anchor
Knickerbocker
Maderra
Do. Pico
Dabney's
St. George
England
Fubbchin
Brown and Yello Zinc
Muscovado
Brazil
Crown _HAN
Telland
Trieste
Augusta
Savannah de C
Orleans
Hyson Gipcinnati
Hyson
Canton
B. F. Thomas
Pate
U. S. Senate
Wal Service
Morensi
Austria
Vienna
Sickles
Kellogg
Henrietta
N. Y. Academy
Brignoli
Springfield Republican
New York City
Gen. Pope
Gen. McClellan
Massasoit House
House OF Representatives
Washington Globe
Review of the
Boston Market
Sumner
Astor House
Syracuse
Secre
Corres
Boston Journal
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