Insurance Capital and Scrip Values on January 1 1862
Financial notice outlines authorized capital cash paid in surplus represented by scrip and assets as of January 1 1862. It notes authorized capital and the framework for capitalization and equity measures. No further context is provided in the fragment.
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London
John Pickersgill & CO
Richard Sathers
John A. Parker
James F. Cox
Douglas Robinson
Boston
GME
Conway Fire Insurance Ge
State Street
James
Whitney
Cd. Rogers
Ists
Ap2
Boston Market Review Weekly Ending Jan 21
The Boston Market shows no price changes for the week. Pot sales at Lie and Pearls at 8.8c. Eastern bar d $7 M. candles and sperms in moderate demand. various gums, resins, and oils with steady to firm prices. cod and fish products show firm demand. flour grains and meals firm with wide ranges. marine products and naval stores steady. general commodity ranges noted across coal, coffee, cotton, meats, fats, and produce with cash terms emphasized.
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Clover
Nor
Castile
Assia
Dennise
Russia
Sumatra
Jamaica
Cuba
randy-Pinot Cag Tillon & Co
Ellow
Hennessey
Ats
Otara,Dupuy & C de Calcutta
Boxwood
Ton
Northern
Shorts
J. & F. Martell Marett
Gautier Frere
Navy United Proprietors ! Wine
Malaga
New Bedford
Resier
Boston
Pictou
Sydney
Eclipse
Kentucky
Dabne Y
Lackawana
Manila
Catalonia
Schuylkill
San Lucar
I Smyrna
St. Domingo Maracaibo
Eesp
Surinam
Montevideo
George
Bunos Ayres
Porto Rico
Ernambuco
St. Domingo
Porto Cabello
England
California
West India
New Orleans
Calcutta
Buffalo
Ellow S. Met
Scotia
Cawnpore
Patna
Brown
Pitchelowne
Madras
Mobile
IKON
Brazil
Ola
London
Eglish. Com
Virginia
Richmond
Augusta
Wight
Hyvyson
Orleans
Advin
Louis Cincinnati
Young Hyson
Canton
Gunpowder Hyson
Trint
Clotus Peeeeves
Osnhaburgs Cnims
B. Ayres
Peru
Camden
Chiante
India
Turkey
Meas
Do - Tragacenth
Hemlock
Singlass Am. JO
Honduras
Matanzas
Cienfuegos
Trinidad
M. Orleans
Cassia
NAVAL
Otto Rose
Pot
iTar
Wilmin
Northton
S Co
Perm
Falla
Senna
Alex
East India
America
Straits
Ile
Bengal
St.Domingo
Fustic
Larcaibo
Rome
Quintal
Trieste
Bay of Chaleur
Paris
Fundy
Herrin Lab
Magdalen
St - Louis
Southern
Estern Tra
York&Ohio
Ohio
Choice
T. Michi
Wisconsin
Eng
Deans
Poackson
Sicily
Dean
Turks Island
Cadiz
Cas ‘Trapani Artins
St. i
Sultana, PLC
Liverpool
Jordan
Efinear'petre
Filberts
Faneuj] Hall Square
United States
Borton
Rio
Messrs
J. H. Pitman & Co
E. D. Brigham
Capt
C. S. Vels
Cape
Sac
Grand Bank
Ake
Labrador
Michigan
Genesee
Ullinois
St Louis
Canada
Sarah L. Bryant
Messina
G. Zastern
New York
Charles Carter
Bales
Rockland
Cienfuegos Muscovado
Rosin
Vermont
Connecticut
Eastern
Rochelle
Fallon
New England
A. S. Woodworth
Australia
Philadelphia
Senate and House act on routine matters in yesterday session
In the Senate a number of routine matters were acted upon and will be in the regular report. In the House numerous reports were made and petitions were presented. The Two Years Amendment reached third reading as orders of the day were advanced.
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Senate
Army of the
Greenocks
Congress
Order of the Silver Star
R. H. Walker
Alker
Treasury
Abercrombie
Cowdin
Buel
Main Bridge
Ivates
Stuart
Chain Bridge
4Th New York Heavy Artillery
Ethan Allen
Marcy
Divis Division
William H. Merriam
North Adams
Williams College
Dr ‘Ott
Nion
Advocate
New York
N York State
Troy Daily Times
van Buren
Buchanan
New York Herald
169Th New York Regiment Infantry
Washington
Herald
Army of the Potomac
Army of the Potomac under Hooker faces political pressure and battle results
A Republican-leaning critique discusses General Hooker's command of the Army of the Potomac amid calls for Lincoln and Cabinet restraint. It contrasts Burnside and McClellan, argues for autonomous field leadership, and cites Raymond's New York Times account of Burnside's aborted December 31 movement and Lincoln's interference.
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Hooker
Yashington
Chang
Burnside
McCilllan
Frank
W House
Henry J. Raymond
New York Times
Lee
Raymond
Averill
Lincoln
Burn
White House
McCleln
Harris
United Press
Jason
Joseph Hooker
Wellington
Napoleon
Army of the Potomac
Letter From Washington on War News and Porter Controversy
Correspondent reports on Gen Fitz John Porter’s dismissal, army morale, and calls for justice amid political strife. He describes officers, promotions, and Army of the Potomac movements, plus notes on Merriam and ailing correspondent Stanley. He ends with weather and local news from New Hampshire.
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Stone
Cincinnati
Rosecrans
Goddard
Tuka
Tone River
Thomonty
Crittenden
Col. Langdon
Captain Fisher
Horace B. Fisher
McCook
C. R. Thompson
Os‘ney
Maine
Morton
Sheridan
R ‘Avers
Clair Morton
Bragg
Boston
Willard’s
N. D.C
New England
Fitz John Porter
Unite
Porter
P Neble
Will
Regina
Yorktown
Williamsburg
Potomac
South Tam
McClellan
Republican State Central Committee Eyes Wounded in New Hampshire
Correspondent reports the New Hampshire Republican committee debating efforts to remove sick and wounded soldiers from Washington to Concord or home. Agents survey conditions of regiments, urging relief and furloughs, while national leaders push for political gains and distribution of Butler speeches.
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Patterson
Rollins
Granite State
York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Democratictate Central
Middle States
Rappahannock
New Hampshire
Concord
Stanley
Boston Journal
Carroll County
White Mountains
Hickory Twra
Comnum
Republic
Berry
Orde
Central Committee
Washington
Mason
Republica
Lincoln
Abraham
Hamp
Mittee
Phere
Butler
Congress
P. Ker
C Ves
Paris Dictates Mediation Hope and Court Etiquette
Correspondence from Paris describes the French legislature opening with the Emperor delivering a brief general speech signaling mediation efforts. The scene at the Tuileries includes a lavish reception, arrival of the Empress and Prince Imperial, and an American author gaining court introduction amid snobbery about social rank and a poker scene.
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N.Y
Paris
France
Atlantic
Prince Imperial
Clotilde
Mathilde
Lucien Murat
Anna Murat
Cent-Gardes
Miajesty
Napoleon
Louis Lucien Bonaparte
Napoleon Charles Bonaparte
Prince Lucien Murat
Prince Joachim Murat
Themperor
Tuileries
Dickens
Dayton
Garcon
Boston
United States
Sinking of the Hatteras near Galveston by the Alabama
United States steamer Hatteras is sunk off the Galveston coast after a heavy broadside from the Alabama. Crew saved by a boat from the Stranger. officers and remaining crew vanish, presumed lost. Crete and Semmes suspected. dispatch notes a bold act near the U S coast.
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Hatteras
Galveston
United States
N. Y. Herald
Key West
Alabama
Brooklyn
Hatte
Blake
Stranger
Crete
Creto
Semmes
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Liverpool & London Insurance Company
Rad
Marsnatr P. Witper
Wiliam B. Reynolds
John E. Lyon
Henry K. Horton
Cartes O. Wuimorr
Aniel SarGentr Curris
Esq
Tuomas W. Peirce
Loffes Adjusted
Geo. Wma. Gordon
New England States
Great Western
NATH
Foster, JR. No
Merchants’ Exchange
Més
Kioston
J. Ingersoll
Simes & Farley
W.C. Whittingham
North Second Street
ST. Louis
Erences
GEO. P. Plant & Co
Yeatman, RoBinson, & Con
Kuss & Co
B. Reynolds & Co
Louis
Douglass City
Wey Landing
Rice & Davis
Central Wharf
Port Au Basque
Island
Halifax
Pill & Russell
Boston Fost
Mansense
Stone River Battle
Bronk
Panris
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