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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1873

Page

2

Treasury Decisions on September Department Synopsis

Treasury Department issues a September synopsis detailing border grain and lumber measurement limits for Canadian frontier shipments. It covers sealed and non sealed railway cars, duty assessments, and the Martin Siemens process iron reclassified as steel with a 2.5 cents per pound duty less 10 percent.

Treasury Treasury Department Department Lumder Germany Martin Siemans

Delegates Visit Blackwell's Island with New York Officials

The steamer America carrying Mayor Havemeyer and Common Council members docked at East Twenty-sixth street to escort foreign delegates to Evangelical Congress visits. Delegates from Europe attended, prayers were held, and city missions history was outlined by A N Whittemore. Charles Reed of Parliament praised the missions, while Narayan Sheshadrai of Bombay spoke on caste, Christianity, and India’s vast potential before the day closed with a rendition of From Greenland's Icy Mountains.

New York America Havemeyer Common Council East Twenty-sixth Street Evangelical Congress Blackwell's Island Brooklyn Caswell Brown University Dr Prime Alliance Church of the Disciples Madison Avenue Forty-fifth Street Geo H. Stuart Philadelphia Hugh Miller Scotland Cummins John Hall Baird J. F. Astie Switzerland Europe Young People’s Association Evangelical Alliance Conference Olivet Chapel Stephen H. Tyng Ireland R. Knox Belfast City Missions A. N. Whittemore City Tract Distribution Society Charles Reed London London City London Missions Narayan Sheshadrai Bombay India England Indias Greenland

New York and South Carolina bank issue mars cotton move

Col Childs, president of the Carolina National Bank at Columbia, seeks currency to move 35,000,000 worth of cotton stranded by panic. He notes English gold shipments and bank strain in the South, urging faster funds to pay workers and Northern creditors. Also reports on Total Abstinence Union convention and Stokes trial developments. The Ocean Yacht Race and Creedmoor rifle matches proceed amid weather and crowd effects.

South Carolina Aquatic New York the Journal of Commerce Col. Clulds Carolina National Bank Columbia Philadelphia Boston Charleston South Col. Childs England Bank of England Total Abstinence Union James McDevitt Washington Holy Father Rome Suba United States Father Flsh Massachusetts Father Byrne New Jersey Catholic Temperance Union of the Edward Stokes Davis Owl’s Peny Head Five Fathom Bay Cape May Enchantress Alarm Otis Eva Dreadnaught Wedzen James W. Elwell Thomas Negus Mary E. Fisk W. H. van Name Reindeer Wallace Blackford Elwell van Name Mary E. Fish Widzen T. S. Necus Creedmoor Brooklyn Hmself R. Ormond Canada J. Richards Lieut. Richards Victoria Rifles West Street South Street

Banks Resume Payments and Currency Tensions Rise

Downtown banks near New York resume payments in greenbacks, influenced by Clearing House showed up day. savings banks hoard gold and legal tenders. Union Trust plans relief measures as Lake Shore debtors settle with Vanderbilt endorsements. several firms face failures while gold receipts surge and Treasury cautions inflation.

New York Cor Camp Wey Gertleman Friends of the Movement Union Trust Company Lake Shore Railroad Company Commodore Vanderbilt Trust Company Lake Shore Road

Two Fires Hit Belfast and New Orleans on Oct 9

In Belfast Maine a two story brick building known as the Old Bowling Alley housing Howard Manufacturing Company burned at 11 p.m. Loss estimated at 2000 with 21000 in lumber and stock at Field and Matthews lost. In New Orleans a fire at 82 St Charles Street and 22 Commercial Place caused ten thousand dollars in damage and six Clara Street buildings burned. a fire on the steamer Western Metropolis was being fought with water.

Abrkivail New York Irving San Francisco Dozenbury Hayime Johm T. Irving Saii Nathan Warder Nathan Forester Union Pacific Oneha Chicago Detroit Windsor Canada Niagara Falls Buffalo George Ellis Dame Kelly One Carr Sing Sting Billy Forrester Joliet Kelly Goodman Centre Reade Streets Dan Kelly Brooklyn Navy Yard Grand Street East Broadway Stanton Street Cannon Street Canlker John T. Irvine Hester and Mott Streets Irvine Warvell Belfast Phenix Howard Manufacturing Company Field & Matthews Hight Street New Orleans Louisiana St. Charles Street Commercial Place Clara Street Jackson

Weather Barometer Rises Across Atlantic States with Nex Weather

The barometer has risen since Wednesday afternoon across the Atlantic States, strongest in New England and New York, with lowering over the Ohio Valley and Minnesota. Clear to partly cloudy skies prevail east of the Rockies, very dry with haze and smoke. Winds vary from fresh southerly on the Lake region to northeasterly over the Lakes and Middle States. Probabilities call for easterly winds and mixed cloudiness in the lower Lakes, northerly winds with clear or hazy skies in New England and Middle States, and northeast to southeast winds with higher temperatures in the South and Gulf. Cautionary signals ordered for Kago, Milwaukee and Grand Haven.

Atlantic States New England New York Ohio Valley Northwest Minnesota Rocky Mountains Lake Region Iowa Wisconsin Upper Lakes Gulf Coast Over Lakes Middle States Lower Lakes Southern Gulf States Kago Milwaukee Grand Haven

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