Boston Wholesale Prices Current Week Ending Jan 1
Boston wholesale prices for the week ending Wednesday January 1 are corrected for this paper. The sheet lists pricing for various commodities and market items available to local merchants. Specific price figures are provided for multiple categories and finish with declared corrections.
Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending Jan 15
The market summary covers Ashes to Wool and Cotton goods with steady if unsettled demand for metals and commodities. Copper, lead, and tin show firm prices. coal and coal products meet steady demand. Foodstuffs including flour sugar and spices reflect modest gains and quiet activity. pork and beef prices remain firm with steady lard and hams.
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Bloxare St. Domingo
Cape
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Pine Uplands
Sap
Cienfuegos Las
Wilmington
NorthCo
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Berne
Olive
Sicily
Straits, Gas
Sucre
Senegal
Paris
Ovisions
Cassia
N.Y
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Choice Dairy
York
Otto Rose
Canada
Jackson
Senna
Alex
East India
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Turks Island
Cadiz
Trapani
Indigo
Bengal
Calcutta
St. Domingo
Castile —-li
Havana
Inala
Eriine
New Orleans
Portland
Shore
Martell
Flou Lennessey
St. Louis Aire
Marett & Co
A. Seignette
St. Croix
Michigan
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Teneriffe Coch
Neal
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Turkey
Wester Superline
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Minnesota
Choice Bakers
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Southern
Norfolk
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Porto Rico
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Hospitals at last as Board of Health moves to action
In Boston in January 1873 a renewed call for multiple hospitals to combat a spreading disease leads the city to press the new Board of Health to act. Three officials use new powers to convert the old Roxbury Almshouse into a hospital, ending delays and critiquing prior council mismanagement. The piece also condemns congressional lobbying and urges full transparency in investigations to restore public trust.
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United States Court House
Boston
Mass
E. J. Sherman, Esq
Roland G. Usher
U.S. Marshal
Tlagree Atari
Emerson A. Noyes
Suffolk
Massachusetts
United Court House
Peek A.M
U. S. Marshal
Nachmann
Louis NE
Boston Post
Isaac Ames
Esquire
Sant Court
Benjamin F. Brooks
Edward A. White
Joseph Sawyer
Isaac Amesmire
Jaz
Sala Deceas
Mate
William C. M. Downing
Sala Court
Eastern Avenue
Board of Street Commissioners
Congress
Summer Street
City Hall
Byard O Sreet
Jala St
J. Neins
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James W. Bliss
Albert T. Ting
Bliss and Whiting
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Flavius J. Lake
Sidney Cushing
Albert T. Sting
Franklin B. Dantell
Jonathan E. K. Herrick
Nassachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
State Street
Cyres K. Hale
Oston and Lowell Hailroad Corporation
Causeway Street
Tf C. BE. A. Bartlett
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B. B. Smalley
Rutland Railroad Co
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Poston
Albany Railroad
Union Building
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Mechanics’ Mutual Fire
Merchants’ Bank
Supreme Judicial Court
John Eb, Sanford
Solomon Hovey
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Artiss
District Court of the United States
Roxbury Almshouse
Swett Street
Mars
Board of Health
Roxbury
Credit Mobilier
Sioux City
Havemeyer
Anna Broughton
Springfield
George Kelley
Meriden
Conn
Amherst “Academs
Nile
Grand Rapids
Mich
Italy
Brand
Missouri
Wieniawski
St. Petersburg Opera House
Leopold Auer
Auer
Ludwig
Harvard’s proposed shift to lectures over recitations sparks debate
President Eliot’s report to the Overseers outlines a replacement of prayer attendance and recitation with lecture based study at Harvard. The change aims to match foreign universities, with exams determining degrees and a broader, self guided intellectual culture. Old customs yield to a large unified university system expected to attract elite students from Europe and beyond.
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Eliot
Harvard University
Cambridge
Harvard
Nineteenth Century Nonsense and Notions Abroad
A collage of curiosities and tidbits from Paris and London touch on government costs in Georgia, famine at home, odd commodities, and notable personages. It mentions Grant, Carlyle, Bismark, and Miss Fair amid a stream of pithy, often humorous notes and local incidents across the era.
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American Exchange Bank
Clinois
George C. Marcy Janz
Kansas
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Western Bond Board
Kansas City
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Enrey P. Goodwin
Charlestown
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Lynn
Norris
Washington Square
Thing & Norris
Romer
Bishop & CO
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Milk Street
J. O. Bishop
B. H. Jones
John ©. Bishop
Samuel A. Bigelow
Charles F. Dowse
Ben J. H. Jones
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Katte Street
J. PF. Macomber
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Torrey, Hall & Company
Daniel Carr, Jr
James M. Torrey
Dudley Hall
Cupy
Albert S. Walker
Joan L. Stevenson
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Bosto County
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Charles Street
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Harrison Avenue
China
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London
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Albert
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Segars
Lindall St
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Young's Hotel
T. W. Hobinson & Bro
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Congress Street
Washington St
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Henry Nelson
Lindall Street
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Mitchell, Green & Stevens
Washington Street
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Central Place
Music Hall
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Otis Company
Thorndike Company
Boston Dack Company
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Cordis Mills
Columbian Manufacturing Company
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Sutton Hosiery Mills
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Aaron B. Gay & CO
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Henry Ward Beecher
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Russell Streets
American Rotary Machine CO
P. J. Prendergast
John Murray
Chardon St
Revere House
Everett Stable
Northampton Street
P.J. Prendergast
Joun Murray
Tingley
Henry Boyd
New England States
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