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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1863

Page

2

Boots and shoes auctions in New York Pearl Street sales today

S D Massey sells boots shoes and brogans at 9 o'clock this morning, followed by Rich Townsend and Cowing at 10 o'clock at 45 and 47 Pearl street. J H Lester offers an assortment at 121 Pearl. Harpen's Express reports readiness for business and dispatches South. A digest notes prize medals for Mr L B Hotchkiss in peppermint and spearmint oils at Albany and mentions steamer Augusta Dixsmers sailing for Newburn Beaufort Port Royal.

S. D. Massey Rochester Albany L. B. Hotchkiss Phelps Ontario County New York Hotchkiss London Paris New York City Lyons Europe America Rochester Democrat Arans & Co Augusta Dixsmers Newburn Beaufort Port Royal

Sales at the Brokers Board January 27 1878

A readable fragment lists railroads and mills under sale or auction, including Eastern Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Northern Railroad Boston and Maine Railroad Vermont and Massachusetts lines, with numerous companies such as Merrimac Manufacturing and Atlantic Cotton Mills. The text implies a public auction or sale of assets on or around January 27 from multiple entities.

Brokers’ Board Eastern Railroad Pete Fitchburg Railroad US Casson Northern Railroad Vatbie Video Ny Kal Cela Phil Wil. and Baltimore Railroad Os Reaune Vermont and Massachusetts Boston and Maine Railroad Boston and Lowell Railroad Boston and Worcester Railroad Cambridge Horse Railroad Middlesex Horse Railroad Metropolitan Horse Railroad Vermont and Canada Railroad Western Railroad Merrimac Manufacturing Atlantic Cotton Mills Bates Manufacturing Company Hamilton Manufacturing Crass Hill Manufacturing Company Lowell Machine Shop Wes Asessece & Nashua Manufacturing Tees Pany Naumkeag Cotton Pacific Mills Tees Tereae Portsmouth Steam Factory Mprovement Company Reese Lo CIA Nc Soston Company R Falls Mining Company Eavelo Velsina Saar Stoke Ack Mining Company Weeee Eereseseeeve Mining Company Lstea Goeansiak Osaase Phees Yale Mining Company Crone Srinebucaeea ci ‘A Mining Company Waedwasigsic Siveuca Hey Minineg Company Faeenro Ets Cmine Ava Id Mining Company Ee Seeey See Company Saeegen Reese Lo SP Et Wee Werner Es Mining Company Palm Weekant

Washington News in January 27 Dispatches on Blockade and Army Movements

Secretary of State replies to Senate on capture of contraband ships with July to February papers. Adela steamer incident with Quaker City explained. McKeon instructions cited. Earl Russell caution to mail vessels during blockade. General-in-Chief of the Army of the Potomac arrives. McDowell Court of Inquiry details relate to Porter and King. Internal Revenue orders assessors to classify dealers selling from vessels and rafts.

WashIndton Senate Stuart Nassau U. S McKeon Seward Maritime Court Florida Leeds Lilla Lord Lyons Earl Russell British General Post Office Army of the Potomac McDowell Col. Locke Porter Bethlehem Church King Gainesville Gen. King Gen. McDowell Manas- Sas Hughes Sidel Navy van Dorn Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Newbern Expedition Embarks Amid War Signals

The Newbern to Hatteras transport fleet leaves port with about twenty ships headed for a Southern destination. No troops aboard. a large Federal force stays behind in New Bern ready to move. Embarkation of troops anticipated. rebels threaten New Bern as gunboats guard the town. Health of troops reported good with low deaths.

New York Newbern Hatteras Wewbern Newhern Progess

French Fleet Bombards Acapulco As Supplies Lureits

Report from San Francisco describes French forces entering Acapulco harbor after shelling shore batteries and a nearby fort. Mexican defenders held fire from a fort three miles inland while ships departed for lack of supplies. Three thousand Mexican soldiers remained in Mazatlan defences.

Oregon Mazatlan Sonora Sinaloa San Francisco Acapulco

Civil War Era Shipping and Military Movements

The Hiltor arrived with staff passengers on January 27. Morstauk and others sailed the 24th. Major General Hunter commands the Department. J Rich resumes command of the 9th Maine. The rebel ram Atlanta sits in Ossibaw Sound blockading fleet. Water Witch at Port Royal repairs after a gale. Arago bears the remains of Col Nathaniel Brown and Lieut Manton of the 3d Rhode Island artillery under Major Frieze. Arago and Hilton Head actions noted.

Joseph Hooker Naa Ae Army of the Potomac Ohio Hadley Massachusetts West Point Military Academy Benham Arnold T. Willams French Sedgwick Bates Todd Braxton Bragg W. W. Mackall J. A. Early First United States Artillery Military Academy West Point Mexico Hamer Monterey National Bridge Chapultepec Adjutant General’s Department California Sonoma Bay of San Francisco Oregon Bache Topographical Engineer Corps Hooker General Hooker United States Senate Senator Nesmith Baker Fort Sumter National Capital Dix McClellan Maryland Prince George Charles Potomac River Budd's Ferry Port Tobacco, &C Virginia Potomac Gen. McClellan Williamsburg Excelsior Fair Oaks Nelson’s Farm Malvern Hills Pope Joe Hooker Kearny Gen. Hooker Antietam New York Hiltor Hunter J. Rich 9Th Maine Regiment Atlanta Ossibaw Sound Port Royal Nathaniel Brown Lieut Manton Rhode Island Artillery

Market Roundup New York Stocks and Commodities Jan 27

Second Board stocks dull and lower with rails and utilities drifting. Cotton, flour, wheat, corn and beef futures rally and settle. coffee, sugar and rice show strength. New York weekly cattle market notes Reeves steady, sheep active, swine steady with limited receipts.

New York Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Alton and Terre Haute Railroad Pittsburg,ort Wayne and Chica Milwaukee and Prairie du Chiea Chicago, Burington and Quincy Railroad Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Ilinois Central Railroad Scrip Panama Railroad Michigan Southern Railroad Treasury U S Toledo and Wabash Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Ohio Southern Canada Chicago Milwaukee Club Amber Iowa Amber State Aracan Patna New Orleans Havana Santos Java Liverpool

Shipping News Roundup of Vessels Arriving and Sailing

In New York on the twenty percent day, steamer Merrimac from Key West and ships Christiana from London Hellespont Liverpool and barks Farewell Lisbon James E Ward Amather Nas sau with Edisto from Buenos Ayres Moneynick from Malaga brigs Ellen Bernard Rolling Sea Starlight from Cape Good Hope bound for Boston.

New York Merrimac Key West Christiana London Hellespont Liverpool

Stocks and bids drift at Tuesday Board trading

Tuesday afternoon trading firms up with steady quotations at the Second Board. Government securities fell, closing bids quoted for Coupon Sixes at 94.8, Treasury 3-10 notes at 101 1/2. American Gold finished at 155, Boston Water Power at 354, East Boston 144, Cary 8. Closing bids span railroad and copper stocks with varied prices across Maine to Vermont and Massachusetts, Mine to Hancock.

Treasury Boston Water Power East Boston Cary Maine Worcester Eastern Wilmington Old Colony Vermont Massachusetts Metropolitan Cambridge Middlesex Minesota Pittsburg National Rockland Pewabic Franklin Hancock Central Isle Royale Superior

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