Market Review of Goods and Commodities Week Ending May 3
Boston Market coverage notes firmer coffee and sugar markets with mixed demand for coal and metals. Copper and molasses show steady or modest gains. flour and grain fluctuate with dull corn and oats. tea, indigo, and leather market actions are listed with notable sales in Cuba molasses and Lemons from Messina. Prices are provided for multiple items including coffee pockets, Golds, and various tonnage and bulk goods, reflecting a broad mid spring trading atmosphere.
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Luloa
St. Domingo
Ayres
Nage
Russia
New Orleans
Mobile
Tirana
Mare
Havana
Matanzas
Aoa
Cienfuegos
Trinida
Porto Rico
Cuba
N. Orleans
Asaort
Srigat
Awa
India
Do. Ernde
Weanes
Crade
Cash
Olive
Straits
Bank
Shore
Ipros
Jon Tae
Femery's
Patent Marine
Beonset
iHamg
Herald
Bengal
Myork
Ohio
York
Faterio
M.domingo
Marcaibo
Eng
Canada
St. Martins
Liverpool
B. Alewiv
Bustiel
Cass
Sumatra
Jamaica
Lion & Co
Cneice Rich
J. & F. Marten
Autier Frere
Aere United Proprietors
Pellevosin
Rasteana Bune A. Seignette
Jordan
Ae Soft Snell
Sicily
Ram St Ge Goorae
Wid Hone
Pleo
Uim Bss
Halbash
Ugar
MNY
Eacly A
Pele Deere A
Do. Muscovado
Dla
Porto Wey
Young Hysom
Canton
Pictou
Sydney
Java
S. Domingo
Commen
Cape
Singapore
George T. Hail & Co
Bage
Dave
Agen
Atc
Turkey
Lineis
Onis
Malaga
Smyrna
Warren Hallett
Messina
Bbc
Cee
Manila
California
Buenos Ayres
Sandwich Island
Ponteviace
Cape Good Hope
Sic
Thomaston
Rockland
A. P. Penniman
Cuba Muscovado
Hhds
Northern
Southern
Vallon
New York
Vermont
Connecticut
Long Pond
Bahamas
Turks Island
Bombay
Calcutta
Castile
St Croix
New England
Muscovado
John A. Emmons
Woodworth & Core
Strom
Vance
Oulonge
Hyson
Pennsylvania
Ibs Choice
Australia
London
Coal Freigh
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston Post Senate Debates Bonding Petroleum Inspection
State Senate rejects bill to provide for the inspection of petroleum. A bill to increase penalties for second vagabond convictions is reported. Resolves advocate Province Town harbor improvements and fortifications. House orders special committee to procure Lincoln portrait for State House. A bill allows New England Steam Packet Company boats from Boston to Saco and Biddeford. Metropolitan Police bill discussed. Gerritt Smith urges leniency to the South, arguing for international law treatment after belligerency.
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State Senate
Provincetown
House
Lincoln
State House
New England Steam Packet Company
Boston
Saco
Biddeford
Metropolitan Police
Richmond NYT correspondent on reunified blue and gray
Reports in New York Times dispatch that officers and soldiers in blue and gray now mingle in Richmond with cordial exchange. The writer hopes gentlemanly thought and friendly demeanor will heal old hatreds and end mutual misconstructions, paving prosperity and harmony under prudent leadership.
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Richmond
The
New York Times
Restoration pleads for instant avenue as national path
The President should remove trade barriers between North and South to restore peace and constitutional duty. The National Intelligencer lauds ReSTORATION as a decisive argument for a swift, unified future. Other issues like punishing the guilty are subordinate to moving the nation toward its destiny.
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National Intelligencer
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Lincoln Funeral Oration Praises a Nation’s Benefactor
A column hails Abraham Lincoln as a martyr and national hero whose funeral procession across the land awakens enduring reverence. It extols his moral worth, practical leadership, and unifying spirit while questioning the exact source of his presidency’s success and suggesting further scrutiny is premature.
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Buch
Ilium
Hector
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln as a steady executive and national unifier
The text argues Abraham Lincoln was not a flashy genius but a calm, practical leader who adapted to events, appointed well, and maintained a consistent policy. It praises his restraint, common sense, and effectiveness, noting his decisive actions in emancipation and leadership, and ends with national homage at his funeral.
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Abraham Lincoln
Free States
Congress
Lincoln
Chatham
Pitt
Washington
Cromwell
Redarkale
Republican Party
Illinois
Douglas
United States
Cabinet
Conference Board
Executive
Republic
Bangor merchants shun outsiders and the Kennebec railroads
A Bangor letter argues against East of the Kennebec officials barring clerks from eastern markets and restricting samples. It urges Boston and New York buyers not to hinder Lowell Lewiston Saco firms, noting Eastern merchants will still visit Boston and seek good terms. The writer warns republics are ungrateful and calls for fair treatment in railroad capital plans.
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Tux
Boston Post
Daily Papers
Bangor
Kennebecan
New York
Boston
New
Maine
Kennebec
Bangorians
Pam Phay
How Murder Will Duot. Washington Correspondence Explores Booth Role
Washington correspondence argues John Wilkes Booth was the sole protector of the plot against the President. It traces his motives, family ties, and behavior, including plans for kidnapping or murder, connections with Confederate agents, travel, and attempts to recruit accomplices in Canada and the United States. The piece weighs Booth’s vanity, the role of Canadian agents, and the likelihood that Richmond did not know of the plan.
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John Wilkes
Lorenzino de Medici
Eppiansus
Casca
Cassius
Footh
Greene
Booth
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Canada
Nassau
Bravo
Marc Antony
Wilkes Booth
Jacob Thompson
Larry McDonald
Clement Clay
Wilkes
Montreal
St. Lawrence Hall
Ontario
Abzerodt
Kirkwood's
Confederacy
North
Beale
Great Lakes
Kennedy
St. A Vaos
Wood
Payne
Saward
Surratt
Waghington
Kentucky
St. Albans
Sewards
Washington
Macbeth
Richmond
Suratt
Maryland
Leonardstown
St. Mary’s County
Coast Survey
Leonardsville
Herold
John Sarrast
Sarratt
Sarrast
Mrs Surratt
Iscariot
Jezebel
John Surratt
Sam Arnold
One McLaughilin
Sarrait
Mincoln
Denaf Herold
Kness
Eta
Acces
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Murcer
Alserodt
Porc Tobacc
Ter
Vanner
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Ford
Hiocd
Boota
Ixhom
Dunn Sarrats
Om Thurstay
Sim
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