Review of the Boston Market Week Ending July 36
The Boston market shows limited activity across ashes, candles, coal, coffee, copper, dry goods, dyewoods, drugs and chemicals, fish, fruit, grain, and provisions. Prices drift with nominal or subdued demand. notable items include steady wool prices, dull anthracite, and soft general retail demand. Reads like a broad weekly market roundup with numerous commodities and prices referenced.
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Prineso
Yignt
Sanpues
Ptb
Butte
Monld
Poe
Nova Scotia
Cunberland
St Domingo
Russia
Manila
Cotton
Pine— Uplands
Gulf
Cuba
New Orleans
Porto Rico
NAVAL
Annato
Wilmington
Dorth Co
Peru
Clive
Sicily
Paris
Cassia
N.Y
Utter
Choice Dairy
New of Orange
York
Gil Keeneysnis
Otto Rose
Carolina
Rangoon
East India
Louisiana
Turks Island
Capiz
Liverpool
Guatemala
Aloe
Nos
Walt
Pth
Haddock
Portland
A. Seignette
H. Pellevoisin
U.proprietors
St. Croix
Ilinois
India
Jamaica
Michigan
New England
Canada
Eclipse
Malaga
Bend
Bune
John Gibson
London Porter— Citron
Hyson
Souchong
American Powder Co
Japan
Twankay
Kenta
Orsphicon
Havana
Calcutta
Borneo
Bond— Hay
Ingham
Florio
Menos Ayres
Rio Grande
California
G. Hope
Sian
Sadat
Neil
Cas
New York
Cs Ean N Santo
Nova
Cumberland
Clearfield
Phladelphia
Georgetown
Coffef
Java
Rio
Maracaibo
Ertan
Myal
Laaitlee
Uplands
St. Domingo
Hake
Common
Labrador
Ilge
Turkey
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Gorn
We P Bush
Santa Fe
Sierra Leone
Brighton
Aslyc
Savannah
Texas
St. Nicholas
Cape de Verde
Bengal
Rockland
Western
Selge
Chelsea
Tudor
Boston
Siave
Shore
Bank and Labrador
Seef
Vermont
Prince Edward Island
Gallec
St. Jago
Demerara
Iya
Iltec
Allige
Siguslec Bt
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Pennsylvania
Maine
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
London
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cork
Norfolk
Havre
Reston
Baltic
Bremen
Genoa
St John
Bristol Channel
Marseilles
Horn
Naples
Ireland
Beyrout
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
British Channel
Port Caledonia
Intakt
Phiane
Kennebec
Geetown
Ratification meeting at Tammany Hall arouses strong rally
Boston Post reports the July 1876 Tammany Hall gathering as a large, spirited show of support for Tilden and Hendricks with Tarbox delivering a full-length speech. It notes Gov. Davis of Texas in the Hayes Wheeler convention and accuses Grant of pressuring Louisiana for electoral votes, warning Congress over federal interference.
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Albert J. H Wright
Robert K. Potter
Wright & Potter
Albert J. Wright
Asa P. Potter
Robt. K. Potter
Boston
Milk Street
Federal
Tammany Hall
John K. Tarbox
Tilden and Hendricks
Gov. Davis
Texas
Hayes
Wheeler
Cincinnati Rines Governor Two Terms Reforms Questioned
A Boston Daily Advertiser note from June 4, 1875 discusses a figure named Tlayes they the Cincinnati Rines who had served two terms as governor. It questions whether he might institute reforms that could cause harm.
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Tlayes
Cincinnati Rines
Boston Daily Advertiser
McKee’s Paper Misleads on Democratic Platform Copies
In St Louis the Democratic platform copy is debated with claims of material changes. McKee’s articles, written from prison, misstate facts about an official version, while a corrected copy published in the Post clarifies that the platform remains as adopted. Supporters of Hayes and Wheeler should accept the established text.
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MccKee
St. Louis
McKee
Grant
Gov. Hayes
Hayes
Wheeler
Strengthening Interest by Increasing Coin Supply
A concise view quotes G6y Hendrick arguing that every interest will be strengthened by increasing the supply of coin. The statement links monetary availability to broader economic vigor and market confidence.
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Hendrick
The Immigrant Tax Debate in Congress
The Commerce Committee considers a federal bill placing a uniform two dollar tax on each immigrant passenger landing in the United States. Revenue would repay states for pauper support and deport convicts. ships would face strict regulatory constraints. Massachusetts opposes the tax on policy grounds, while New York supports it for revenue, but national interests in agriculture and industry argue against such a move. The piece critiques using fear to justify immigration controls and urges focus on broader economic priorities.
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Committee On Commerce
Congress
United States
Treasury
Massachusetts
State Board of Charities
New York
Pacific
Atlantic
Europe
Hayes as Congressman to President A Rising Reformer
The author argues a test of qualification is public judgment of an impartial constituency. Hayes served in Congress from 1864 to 1869, three terms, amid a crisis era. Yet his party placed him on the Committee of Land Claims, a low assignment, before prompting a leap to the presidency, seen as a remarkable ascent.
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Arlington Land Company
Boston and Lowell Railroad Company
Washington Street
J. T. Whete
Dorchester
P.O. Box
Gov. Hayes
Congress
Mr Hayes
Committee of Land Claims
Grantism and the call for stern reform in the Hayes era
The piece denounces Grantism as a threat to public funds and taxes, arguing Chandler Morton Co aims to perpetuate it to enrich corrupt officials. It praises Hayes's integrity but urges the Executive to wield Roman virtues to resist Treasury marauders and prevent four more years of Grantist control.
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Chandler, Morton & Co
Mr Hayes
Bristow
Godwin Letter Endorses Tilden Over Cincinnati Platform
Parke Godwin’s letter to Fifth Avenue Conference members denounces the Cincinnati Convention and its platform as hollow and reformless. He lauds Governor Tilden for both theoretic and practical statesmanship, citing a fiscally disciplined New York record and his fight against the Canal and Tweed rings. The letter contrasts Tilden’s proven leadership with the Cincinnati Address.
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Parke Godwin
Fifth Avenue
Woolsey
Schurz
Hayes
Godwin
Cincinnati
Fifth Avenue Conference
Grant
Carl Schurz
Gov. Tilden
State of New York
St. Louis
Albert Grant the daring financier and his court of fortune
Albert Grant, famed as a bold and controversial London financier, is profiled as a magnetic, fearless operator who has enthralled investors, funded ambassadors, and manipulated vast schemes. The piece highlights his reputation, court battles over the Lisbon Tramway prospectus, and comparisons to Ralston and Fisk, amid a London financial milieu.
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Albert Grant
St. James’s
Albert
Baron Grant
Street
London
Ralston
Bank of California
Jim Fisk
Erie Railroad
Fisk
Mark Tapley
Danton
Lisbon
Coleridge
Common Pleas
Sir Henry James
Morgan Howard
Don
England
Grant
Henry James
Stanley's Return from Africa Sparks Fresh Hope
The article reports Stanley has been heard from roughly fifteen days from Ujiji, with no precise location but confirms he is alive. It praises his practical approach, contrasts him with Livingstone, and notes his potential to catalyze African exploration more effectively. The piece reflects relief and optimism as mail prompts travel news back to the New York Herald.
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Stanley
Ujiji
Mr Stanley
New York Herald
Livingstone
Africa
Zanzibar
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