Market Summary of Commodities and Cotton Prices
Commodities report shows ASUSS ine Pots and Candles-Sperm in demand for six months. Parattine and Adamantine cited with six months terms. Moulds steady at 104 Tic with sizes four months. Coal English Camel et al nominally $8 top for six months. Pictou and others held at 850 to Boston. Anthracite retail $90, cash $63 ton. Coffee steady quiet with 175 bags St Domingo sold at 1c, Cape exports 600 bags near 14c in bond. Cotton firmer with sales of 1200 bales middling and good middling at 28 30c a pound.
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BOSTON POST 1862 Approves House Amendments and Civil War Debate
The Senate debated an amendment to the President's message with the resolves ordered to a third reading. A House bill targets obscene papers and provides seamen family aid. The 14th Massachusetts Regiment gains recruits and praise for discipline while Burnside's expedition scenes unfold from New Bern to New York.
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Government Contracts and Contractors Critique
A Massachusetts chronicle defends mercantile honesty amid government wartime purchasing. It argues the government bears much blame for late payments and poor contract management, causing widespread injury to Boston vendors while praise for contractors’ good faith remains.
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Johnsons Tennessee policy and state restoration stance
The speech declares Tennessee’s return to pre rebellion conditions as action over words. It asserts the state’s autonomy within the Constitution, praising Republican local governance and loyalty to the supreme law. It contrasts with Nashville Banner concerns and notes Union and Constitutional support across border and non slaveholding states.
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Loyal Cincinnati Editorial Defends Union Loyalty
The New York Commercial Advertiser questions if abolitionists who praise disunion should escape censure in Cincinnati. It argues loyal citizens would punish traitors and mocks sympathy for abolitionists who align with the nation’s peril and debt, urging harsh treatment for those seen as enemies of the Union.
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