Poetry and Sketches at the Atheneum Gallery
The Boston Post notes on the First Page poetry and literary notices in the Democratic Review and other works. It lists sketches at the Atheneum Gallery and a variety of miscellaneous readings on display.
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Fire Hits Stores and Barns Across Towns
Fire damaged the shoe shop of William Sutton and the fruit store of Mrs Connor. Powers and Hicks held $3,000 in insurance with Mechanics Mutual. Aaron Cook’s barn near Rocktown Amwel NJ burned on the 24th with two horses and grain. John C Morrison’s house and barn in Dresden Me burned on the 17th. part of furniture saved and $500 insured.
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Settlement of the Oregon Question and Boston News Mix
The Lowell Courier lists town votes on Oregon matters with Patch and Hayden leading locally while 15 towns await results. Boston area notes urge growth near the city, with Brighton marketing summer residences and a copper ore assay near 28 percent. Misc items include theater, theft, naval news, a court martial note, and federal nominations.
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Merchant ship cargo items and consignments listed across multiple firms
Detailed inventories show mdse and cargo items with quantities by various firms and ships, including corks acids beer books indigo brass wire iron bolts emery and more. Entries cover Marseilles Cape Haytien Sydney Pictou and Phips firms with orders and cargos aboard vessels Ganges Mary Chilton Brothers Petrel Maria and Frances.
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Grain and flour prices hold steady amid light trading
Flour prices show no significant sales with Genesee and Ohio contracts quoted around 425 to 475 per barrel. Grain trades are quiet. prime corn scarce with bids 59 to 60 cents per bushel and white corn around 54 to 56 cents. Oats improve slightly with Southern heavy at 31.4 to 32 cents, North River 37 to 38, and Eastern 36 cents.
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Norwich and Harlem Rail Bonds Lead Declines on Board and Exchange
The Norwich and Worcester and Harlem Rail roads declined at the board with Pennsylvania bonds and Reading RR also down. On the public board Norwich & Worcester Railroad and Harlem dropped, while exchange rates showed mixed movement with London at 107 108 and Paris 51. 374 Sf. 35 Amsterdam 3 4 384 Hamburg 344 343. Domestic listed varied with Boston par, Philadelphia 4 dis, Baltimore 4 dis, and New Orleans par. Gold and silver prices moved, with Five Francs 93 4 94 and Doubloons 16 0 16 50.
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Vessels in Port and Ice Conditions Reported
Brig Nancy Pratt of Saco reportedly in contact with the ship Warren at this port. Laurel of Cambridge sunk behind Cape Cod with domestic goods insured in Philadelphia. John R Skiddy sighted no ice five days off the Banks near New York. Mer cy’s cargo sale postponed to June 6 due to salvage advance, cargo loaded for Baltimore on June 18. Salvage advances on Russell Glover also noted.
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Shipping Movements and Losses Off Cape Florida
On June 3 at noon the fat 5100 and son 10 50 W ships Patrick Henry from New York and Shenandoah from Philadelphia bound for Liverpool, proceed to Cape Florida by June 23. The brig Virginia floods from New Orleans for Boston June 26 at lat 31 10 Jon 81 63. The brig Flora Hurd from Matan gas for New York and the sch Sen from Pensacola for New York at the same time. On June 28 at lat 38 20 Jon 73 54 the brig Charlotte Kelly from Car denas bound for Boston.
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Fishermen ships and arrivals noted at Gloucester and Barnstable
Gloucester reports Am elia of Portsmouth from fishing on the 28th with Candace. Accumulator and Candace from the same port then on the 29th Union, Majestic, and Emerald. Barnstable logs the Mary and Susan at 100 bbls mackerel on the 29th, and the Samuel sailing for mackerel. June 16, lat 43 35 lon 50 10 mentions Salem of Marblehead with nothing further.
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