Market report from historical price list and commodity notes
The page details varied commodity prices and activity across coal, coffee, metals, cotton, dry goods, drugs, dye woods, fish, fruit, flour, grain, hay, hemp, hides, iron, lead, leather, lumber, molasses, naval stores, oils, provisions, butter, cheese, potatoes, onions, eggs, tea, wool, and freight rates. Notable items include high coal shipments from Philadelphia, dull anthracite, steady coffee, copper and tin plate activity, fluctuating flour and grain prices, brisk peppering of sugars with rising values, strong molasses, firm petroleum, and complex freight routes with scarce vessels and higher rates. Names of products, spaces, and terms reflect a broad mid-19th century market survey with frequent price points and stock levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peat
Areries
Herswax
Orinoco
Buffalo
Boston
Mts
Nova Scotia
Harness
Acadia
Cumberland
Russia
Hemlock
Guiton
Uplands
Iulf
New Orleans
Porto Rico
NAVAL
Wilmington
Ames
Peru
OAKUM
B. Beities
Zee
Sicily
N.Y
Ohio
Choice
Otto Rose
Parmners
Rangoon
East India
Louisiana
Turks Island
Capiz
Bengal
Bustiel
Calcutta
Flonferior
Guatemala
Manila
Fustic
Cuba
Castile
St. Domingo
Camwood
Sugar
Lima
Havana
Sagan Wood
Inc’ N Coast
Portland
Bay
A. Proprietors
St. Croix
Illinois
Jamaica
Michigan
New England
Canada
Eclipse
Li Co.choice
Malaga
John Gibson
London
Smyrna
ACR Ton
Aston
du Pont
Oriental Powder Mills
Falcon
Ford
Sporting
Bon Ray
Ingham
Iz. i
Clare Case
California
Duff,Gordon & Co
Case
Slaughter
Pennsylvania
N. Orleans
C. G
Ho D
Mich
N. Y
York Rockland Atscount
Philadelphia
Java
Rio
Maracaibo
Ea Seige
Singapore
St. Domingo Fustic
Common
Labrador
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Choice Bakers
Indiana
St. Louis
Borneo
Lye B
NG Wc
Brighton
Indigoq
New York
Rockland
Barbadoes
Sagua
Port Spain
Trinidad
Western
Shore
Bank and Labrador
Elaine
City and Western
Vermont
New Southern
Bermuda
Prince Edward Island
Carolina
Norinal
Iloilo
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Liverpool
Baltimore
Cork
Norfolk
Havre
Reston
Livert
Savannah
Liverton
New Oreans
Baltic
Bremen
Genoa
St John
Bristol Channel
Irish
Maine
Cadiz
Gloucester
Martinique
Europe
Galveston
St Martins
Hallowell Philadelphia
Richmond
Washington
Kennebec River
Kennebec
Gestertawe
Rts
Hayes Jury and the Reform Talk in 1875 Campaign
The Boston Advertiser notes the Grant-Hayes side faces a grim 1875 campaign with reform boasting fading. It cites Governor Tilden and Hendricks as hopeful misfits, New Hampshire legislative churn, and party office raids, portraying reform talk as unflattering theater while urging cooler heads amid political upheaval.
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Grant- Hayes
Gov
Tilden
Providence
Hendricks
Southern remarks in House temperate and persuasive
The Southern members in the House delivered temperate and impartial remarks during Tuesday's debate and drew applause from opponents. Mr Lamar's conduct stood out as just and reasonable, contrasting with those who seek to stir North and South into hostility. The exchange may ease tensions and show the sincerity of Southern aims to the wider public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Congress
Savage party men under fire expose political villainy
Senator Morton is Crazy Horse chief of the Bloody Shirt tribe and Sherman is Spotted Tail. Gloomy prospects for these savage party men render them frantic with vindictive rage as they swing tomahawks. Their anger shows chagrin at exposure of their public duty abetment and shield attempts. Flimsy patriotism claims have robbed the country, justice outraged, and law trampled. Blackguardism offers no relief. better humility before pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Morton
Crazy Horse
Sherman
Hayes Described As Four-Man Of Fair Ability
Boston Daily Advertiser on June 4, 1875 characterizes Hayes as a man of fair ability and good nature, honest and correct in personal habits, sound in Republican faith, though lacking force and independence.
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Hayes
Boston Daity Advertiser
Boston’s Call To Preserve Historic Houses Of Noted Figures
The piece urges Boston to honor its heritage by placing durable tablets on houses where famous Britons and American figures once lived, citing the Society of Arts in London as a model and proposing Prescott House and John Quincy Adams's residence as worthy markers to inspire future generations.
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Boston
Old South
British Society of Arts
Old Temple Bar
Court
Society of Arts
London
Dryden
Gerrard Street
Sarah Siddons
Upper
Baker Street
Pitts
Ursa Major
Samuel Johnson
Gough Street
Doctor Johnson
Oliver Goldsmith
John Milton
Tom Campbell
Scott
Tom Moore
Cromwell
Charles Dickens
Thackeray
Kensington
Prescott
John Quincy Adams
Gov Hayes 1875 retraction promised by Daily Advertiser
The Daily Advertiser offers to print a retraction of its prior criticism of Gov. Hayes if we publish the explicit retraction, seen with the original critique on page four. We decline reward and present the retraction as a matter of justice, noting such a retraction may come sooner or later.
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Daily Advertiser
Post
Gov. Hayes
Daily Advertiser praises Hayes portrait despite earlier edit
The Daily Advertiser earns high marks for its concise, principled critique of Gov. Hayes. It acknowledges past support but defends its cautious, cautious judgment based on his four years as Ohio’s governor and his stated reforms.
Wuaen TinpEn Elected Governor of New York
A historical note reports Wuaen TinpEn elected governor of New York. The piece compares state tax figures, noting taxes were sixteen millions and later reduced to eight millions under the Unspier administration.
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Wuaen TinpEn
New York
Camp Meetings as a Future Religious Movement
The article extols summer camp gatherings as open-air worship that unites worshippers across classes. It envisions camps becoming watering-places for faith, with tent preaching guiding denominations toward renewed fellowship, broadened sympathies, and a living, undenominational sense of the sacred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thither
Jerusalem
Heaven
Longest Tunnels Link East and West in Historic Year
The week marks travel through the Hoosac tunnel and the opening of the San Fernando tunnel in California. Each, among the nation’s longest, promises a continuous six hundred mile rail line and a triumph of engineering that unites commerce and progress across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosac
San Fernando
Pacific
United States
California
Massachusetts
Miscellaneous 19th Century Press Snippets and Opinions
A column of varied notes and quips covers politics and society. It mentions Frank Walworth and Grant, Harvard near-misses, potential withdrawals from the Association, a Valley Forge preservation request, and roving discussions of water boards. Also referenced are Consul-like figures, the Indian war outlook, Deak’s monument, and Townsend on General Crook, with social gibes about attire and postmaster politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deak
Pesth
Deakorum
Philadelphia Bulletin
Tappan
Andre
Hermann
George Alfred Townsend
Gen
Crook
Mexico
Clemner
Hartford
St. Petersburg
Marie Alexandrovna
Parior
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Boston Post
Post Publishing Company
Washington Street
Boston Press and Post
Boston Statesman & Weekly Post
S&h
Cours and
Douste-Corusn
H. P. Mann
Railroads
Concord Railroad
Boston and Lowell
Manchester
Concord
N. H
Boston and Maine
Spm
H. E. Chamberlin
Northern & Concord
Claremont
Todd
Pp Colony Railroad
York
New Bedford Vie
Newport
Fall River
Taunton
Bridgewater
North Easton
Stoughton and
Randolph
Re. E
W. Bridgewater
Brockton
Plymouth
Abington
Vila Duxbury
South Duxbury
Hhasset
Hingham
Quincy
Harrison Square
Cape Cod BR. B
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
Milton Lower Mills
Neponset
South Braintree
Milton
Mattapan
Shawmut
Ara
Nantasket
Cohasset
En Pais
J. R. Kendrick
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
Thousand Islands
Gas River St. Lawrence
Champlain
George
Green
Adirondack Mountains
Pullman
Westinghouse
Lowell
Fitchburg
General Agency
Central Vermont Railroad
Milk
Hobart
Boston Air Line
Passumpsic Railroad
Lake Memphremagog
Quebec
St. Johnsbury
Passumpsic
Sherbrooke
Grand Trunk Railway
White River Junction
Wells River
Air Line
Nashua
Upper Roads
Greenfield
Lyndeboro
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
Washua
Tyngsboro
Tam
N. Chelmsford
Lovell
Billerica
Lawrence and Tewksbury
S.and L
Stomehama
Woburn
Winchester
W. Medford
College Hill
Somerville
Winter Hnl
Milk Row
Lexin
Arlington & Way
L Ps. T Northern Depot
Way State
Lynde- Doro
Killam
S. Merrimac
Washan
Fen
Tyngs- Coro
Chelmsford
Bile
Mae
Ham
Winter Hill
Lexington
Arlington
Northern Depot
M. M. Parker
Boston and
Albany
Beach Street
Lincoln Streets
Chatham
Pittsfield
Chester
Adams
Springfield
Palmer
Worcester
Millbury
Grafton
Westboro
Southville
Cordaville
Saxonville
Natick
Wellesley
Grantville
N. L. Fails
Pine Grove
Auburndale
West Neton
Newton
Wille
Willm
Faneuil
RED
Alstom
Pau
Cottage Farm
Brookline
W. Div
Washington Peeet
New Terrionveserr
H. Barnes
Cheshire Railroad
Fitchburg R. R
Causeway Street
Winchendon
East Jaffrey
Peterboro
Troy
Marlboro
Keene
Westmoreland
Walpole
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
Saratoga
St. Albans
St. Johns
Ogdensburgh
Conn
Pass Rivers
R. R
Cheshire Road
Cheshire R. R
Pass Rivers R. R
Crand
Waite Mountains
Saguenay River
Niagara
Lakes George and Champlain
Hudson River
H. E. Folsom
W. Raymond
H&stubst
Clinton
New Bedford
Framingham
Leominster
Northboro
Southboro
Berlin
Pratt’s Junction
West Berlin
Boltegus
Cheshire
Central Vermont
Vermont and
Oak Bluffs
Old Colony
S. A. Webber
Soe
Warren Ladd
H. Hyde
United States Hotel
Baltimore and Ohio
R& R
Baltimore and Potomac
Phila
West Phila
Baltimore and Potomac R. R
Washington Branch
ILA
Washington St
Old State House
H. F. Kenney
Fitchburg Railroad
Schenectady
West
Hoosac Tunnel
Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
Miller’s Falls
Shelburne Falls
No. Adams
Mass
Greenfield R. R
Nashua, Acton & Boston Railroad
Framingham & Lowell Railroad
Concord Junction
Ayer Junction
Pat
Leominster and Shirley
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro and Hudson
Het
Waltham
Belmont and Waverley
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Main Road
Co. L. Heywood
John Adams
Shore Line
Pawtucket
Dodgeville
Hebronville
Dru
Rumford
India Point
Attleboro
North Attleboro
West Mansfield
Mansfield
East Foxboro
Sharon
Canton
Beadville
Hyde Park
Mt. Hope
Clarendon Hills
Forest Hills
Jamaica Plain
Illicu
Boylston Street
Heath
Roxbury
Dedham
Spring Street
West Roxbury
Bahia Sass
Central
Roslindale
Stoughton
A. A. Folsom
White Mountains
Lake Winnipesaukee
Littleton
Bethlehem
Whitefield
Lancaster
Northumberland
White Mountains Railroad
Mount Washington
Lake and Mountain
New Hampshire
Weirs
New London
Stonington
Fabyan’s
State Street
A. Dodge
Ter
N. J
A. W. R. Bracket
Boston & Maine Railroad
Fabyons
Crawsora
Erains
North Conway
Bangor
St. John
N. B
Skowen Farman
Orham N.H
Isnd Pond
Moneal
Augusta
Lewiston
Bath
Were
Calais
Clrfax
N.S
International S. 8S. Co
Mon
Wed
Halifax
Intercolonial Railway
P. E. Island
St. John’s
N. F
New Glasgow
Joan
Ca Breton
S. 8
Castine, Seick and
Machias
Camden
Belfast
Searsport
Bucksport
Menmor
Wolfboro
Centre Harbor
Rochester
Alton Bay
Exeter
Dover
Great Falls
Haverhill
Salmon Falls
West Auesokee Tianelees
Concord and
Upper Railroads
Lawrence
Andover
Reading
Wakefield
A and Lynnfield
Newburyport
Stoneham, Malden and Melrose
Medford
Sai
Furber
Heosac Tunnel
Fitchburg Depot
North Adams
Points West
C.L. Heywood
Fitchburg R
Brock
Liberty Street
North River
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Third and
Berks Streets
North Penn
H. P. Baldwin
Maing BR
Mount Desert
Jas. T. Furber
Sup T
Eastern
Maine Centralilroad Line
Provinces
Waterville
Gardiner
Brunswick, &c
Skowhegan
Farmington, &c
Montreal and Grand Trunk Railway
Leweston
Mt. Desert
Saco
Biddeford
Craneford’s
Conway, &c
Falls, & Co
Portsmouth
Hampton
Rye Beach
Boar's Head
Pr.m. Amesbury
Ipswich
Wenham
Rockport
Magnolia
Beverly Farms
Beverly
Dan
Danversport and Peabody
Salemi
Swampscott
Marbi
Lynn
Chelsea
Lewistom
North Hampton
Bury
A.m
Newbury
Port
A.m; 12.10, 255, 3.51, 6.15, 6.428, 8.35 P.m. Beverly
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P.m. Gloucester
E.m. Danvers
M. Marblehead
Chatham St
Market St
W. Lynn
Oak Island
Revere Beach
Revere
cVia Saugus
dWorkingmen
TuThsti
Geo. Bachelder
Salem Lead Company
Francis Brown
Salem
Kearsarge Mills
Congress Street
W. H. Thompson
Rutland 3 Railroad Company
Rutland Railroad Company
B. B. Smalley
Burlington, Vt
Www
C. Fisk, Note, Stock and Exchange Brobher
Alex. Frothingham & CO
No. 12
Wall Street
Coply
Home Savings Bank
Masonic Temple
Col. Tremont and
Boylston Streets
City of Salem Water Loan
Merchants National Bank
A. D
Henry J. Cross
The
New England Mortgage Security CO
Milk St
Amos A. Lawrence
Geo. C. Richardson
James L. Little
Thomas Wigglesworth
Geo. P. Upham
FE. R. Mudge
David R. Whitney
Chassi Young
P. Putnam
Chas. S. Flint B. Upham
Henry Salton
Francis A. Osborn
Corliss
Wheeler & Wilson
Tremont Street
C. Hayden
TuTkSim
British & North Amer Mail Steam Packet CO
Ueenstown
Ican Royal Mpany
Neea
APOOL
Rk Harbor
SIAIL
Queenstown
Atlas
Siberia
Zai Iz
Batavia
China
Ee Marathon
AVIA
PAVIA
Parthia
Cunard
Cabin Passage
Great Britain and Ireland
Stom
James Alexander
Orarenney
Leyland
Illyrian
Ibfrian
Istrian
Clendon
Glasgow
Mediterranean
Lincoln
Walters
Eee
Burwell
Jet Tf Warren & Co., Ag’ts
State St
Inman Line
City of Berlin
City of Chester
John G. Dale
Broadway
L. H. Palmer
Fall River Line
State House
Onkencey
Dublin
Scotland
Austin Baldwin & CO
Mares Freig T Pent
Jyls Sa
Court Street
J. W. Lawrence & Coo
Co. L. Bartlett & CO
Broad Street
White Star Line
Jet
Allan Line
Cabin Plante
J. L. Farmer
Portes WM
France
General Transatlantic Company
Lachester
Dante
Louis DE Berian
C. E. Fuller & Co
Hawkesbury
Pictou
Jou
Charlottetown
Carroll
Worceste
T Wharf
Truro
Windsor
Kentville
Cape Breton
W. H. Ring
C. G. Pear
F. Nickerson & CO
Star Ball Line
Brazil
Whatson’s Wharf
Brooklyn
Formara
Pernambuco
Bahia
Rio Janeiro
John Bramall
Los
J.B. Walker
Nellie Martin
Weaewrees
N. E
Splendid
Falmouth
Pegerees
Intercolor
Lindsey
Stage
Points East
Foot of India
Peabody
Haydn Brown
Havener
Lewis Wharf
Henry W. Peabody & CO
Milk Street
Messrs Newell & Co
Panama Transit
Pacific Mail Steamship Lines
San Francisco
Central America
South America
Japan
Australia
Acapulco
Isthmus
Panama
D. D.C
Pacific Mail Steamship CO
Aspinwall
C. L. Bartlett & CO
Hallowell
Steamer
Star OF the East
Jason Collins
Union Wharf
Winthrop
Farmington
West Waterville
Liberty
Knox and
Ae H. H. Hyde
India Wharf
Grand Trunk
Maine Central
Ogdensburg
WM. Weeks
Foot India Wharf
Rochland
Foster's Wharf
Jel
Bangor Desert
Ellsworth
Winter Harbor
City OF
St. Andrews
Shediac
Newcastle
Bathurst
Digby
Annapolis
N. S
Summerside
P. E
H. Kilby
School Street
J.C.’ Davis & CO
Jaé TuThSly
H. Pearl Whittemore
Goston
Grucer
P. O
Gov. Hendrick
Daily
Guy
Gov. Hays
Boston Duily Advertiser
Alabama
Spencer
Grant
Ananias
Intercollegiate
Cornell
Columbia
Harvard
Wesleyan
Ladies of
Ithaca
Conkling
Fenton
Mrs Belknap
Frank Walworth
Robeson
Cincinnati
Marsh
Mr Cornell
Lowell Courier
Revels of
Mississippi
Alcorn University
Brigham Young
Amelia
Byron
N. B.S
Bob Ingersoll
Wheeler
Mercury
Watterson
Gen. Butler
Valley Forge
North Carolina
Capt. Gulston
Cook
Congressman Pierce
England
Tyn
Tyner
Baltimore Gazette
Chicago Times
Philadelphia Item
Capitol
Republican Party
Ger
Johnson
Water Board
Cutter
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jim Tyner
Dan Pratt
Ulysses
Uriah Heep