Boston Market Review for Week Ending Sept 9
Market review shows broad activity across commodities with firm but inactive ashes, declined brick prices, moderate demand for sperm and adamantine, steady codfish and flour, firmer coffee and sugar, mixed metals and nuts, and variable naval stores and provisions. Prices cite Pictou Sydney coal decline, 18k to 1400 bags coffee, and liberal bag and bale trades in leather, hemp, and hides.
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Russia
Maracaibo
Montevideo
Pernambuco
Porto Cabello
Rio Grande
Trnxillo
California
West India
New Orleans
Buffalo
Patna
Madras
Cuba
Ayres
Tamden
Homaston
Meas
Honduras
Havana
Matanzas
Enfuegos
Porto Rico
Surinam
Boston
Sugar House
N. Orleans
Rosin
Wilmington
North Co
Warnigh
Sicily
iStraita
Natrona
Paris
Whiting
Choice Dairy
New York
Ohio
Jackson
Fen
St. Abes
Turks Island
Bonaire
Cadiz
Trapani
St. Martins
Liverpool
Calcutta
Con
Bag
Pictou
Sydney
Bond
St. Domingo
Java
St. Domoingo
Grand Bank
Bay Fundy
French Grand Bank
Heddock
Halifax
Michigan
Genesee
Illnois
St. Louis
Canada
Southern
Malaga
Northern
Buenos Ayres
Cape Good Hope
Cape
Oronoco
Rockland
Portland Reg Od
Vermont
Connecticut
Xic
Rochelle
St. Croix
New England
Manila
Woodworth
Australia
London
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Democratic Ticket and Union Call Against Radical Measures
The Boston Post endorses Thomas F. Plunkett for lieutenant governor F. O. Prince for secretary of state Nathan Clark for treasurer and receiver general Theodore H. Sweetsser for attorney general and Moses Bates for auditor. It calls for a Conservative Democracy united to rescue the government from armed rebellion and illegal usurpation, dismissing minor differences to focus on reform and public welfare. The piece warns against tricksters and partisan clannishness and urges honest, united action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Reform Party
Conseils Generaux
Tuileries
Emile Girardin
Guizot
Poland
England
M. Génie
France
Paris
Frankfort
Duke of Lippe
Austria
Francis Joseph
Prussia
Europe
Monsignore Lucca
Baden
Saxony
Lord Clarendon
Rosenau
Napoleon III
Maximilian
Mexico
Napoleon
Montezuma
Russia
M. Aladenise
Louis Bonaparte
Cesar
Aladenise
Louis Philippe
Vimieux
Boulogne
Gamin
Garde Mobile
Gamins
Changarnier
Abbaye
Durance
French Republic
Train wreck near Cadiz linked to political violence
A Steubenville and Indiana Railroad passenger train carrying Mr Pugh Democratic Lieutenant Governor candidate, Judge Thurman, and others derailed after a loose rail near Cadiz Junction. Explosions of fear and reports of villainous acts dominate the account, with no major injuries. Mexico news notes Maximilian’s uncertain throne and European powers watching the US Civil War outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Tuscarawas County
New Philadelphia
Newark
County Fair
Canal Dover
Messrs
Thurman
Pugh
Otto Dressel
Columbus
Mr White
Vallandigham
Judge Thurman
J. White
Cambridge
D. W. Stambaugh
G. W. Martin
Cincinnati
Col. Morrow
Cadiz Junction
Steubenville and Indiana
Scott
Messrs Thurman
Kentucky Governor Bramlette Inaugural Address Focuses On Union
Bramlette states that Kentucky seeks a preserved Union and restored peace on a constitutional basis not a restored or reconstructed Union. He contends extremists fear loss of the same Constitution and faces opposing views echoed by the Chicago Times calling rebel sympathizers traitorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramlette
Kentucky
Copperhead
United States
Chicago Times
Smith backs Jackson amid Auburn praise and memory clash
The Lewiston Journal recalls F O J Smith in Congress once being suggested for a Jackson appointment, but Gen Jackson reportedly dismissed him as unworthy. The Bangor Whig challenges the anecdote, noting Smith’s influential Eastern Argus writings under 'Young Hickory' helped Jackson's 1824 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. J. Smith
Auburn
General Jackson
Jackson
Lewiston Journal
Congress
Gen. Jackson
Smith
Bangor
New England
Andrew Jackson
Mr Smith
Eastern Argus
Young Hickory
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Boston Post
Boston Press and Post
Boston Statesman and
Weekly Post
Commonwealth
Hoe & Company
Jos
Beals, Greene & Co., Prorietors
Congress Street
Boston Statesman and Weekly Post
E. Paige & CO
North Market Street
Jamaica
St Croix
J. Tinkham & CO
Commercial Street
Thomas W. Robinson & Brother
Ll Jindall
Barton & Guestier
Brandenburg, Freres
Margaux
St. Julien
Medoc, &c
BAM
Q. Cochran
Congress St
Lordon Porter
E. & G. Hibbert
Lindal Street
Bass & Co
Geo. Durkee
Thos. W. Robinson & Bro
Lindall Street
Willow
Kenton County
S. Boyle
Boyle, Covington, Ky
Spiries
John Tracey & CO
Broad Street
P. O. Burrough
Hoffman & Curtiss
John P. Kellogg & Co
Aeeonn Ea mm
T. J. Dunbard& CO
Washington Street
Robert Smith
Catherwood
Chas
Farre
W. P. Wer
Tinkham & CO
Jel
Ft. W. Robinson & Brother
Thomas W. Robinson
Xorgce I. Robinson
J.F. Tinkham & CO
J. Monks
John Preston
Central Street
Louisville
Centra Street
Anna D. Torrey
WM. K. Horton
Customhouse
St. Ald
London Stout
Frank—E. & G. Hibbert’s
Duckworth’s
Il Lindaill St. Tf Jyls
W. KR. Horton
St. Jyls
Ingleheimer
W. R. Horton
L Customhouse
St. Jyl
Holland
Easy India
Frank—Bass & Co
Allsopp
THCS
W. Robinson & Bro
Thomas W. Robinbo
Brother
Li Lindall
Hishey
Simmons and Crow
Edmund
Fowler
Indie Wharf
Jy Oo
WM KR
Horton
Customhouse Street
I. D
Diamond
Jesse Moore
Chards & Sons
State Street
James Collins
John Taylor & Sons
Albany
H. Souther
Beach
Suuch Src
Coptt WM. Underwood & CO
Turin
Vermouth
Bouche Fils & Co’s
Carte Blanche
Havana Segars
EL Designi
EL Norte DE America
EL Recreo
Concha
Media
Regalia
Opera
Millareene
Segars
Wilder & Estabrook
iskosTuTh
ZH. Cotter & CO
Ben Fa Cn
LER
Ealers
Sormad
Bourbon Whee
Insurance
Insurance Agency
Merchants’ Exchange
Fire, Life and Inland Insurance
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
Tro. C. Allyn
H. Huntington
Philadelphia, PA
Arthur G. Coffin
Charles Platt
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
WM. B. Palmer
Rypoies Garnicvs
Germania Fire Insurance Company
Maurice Hilger
Rrpoitrn Garrick
Insurance Commissioners
of New York
n.Ouisville, Hy
J. H. Cutter
Mitton J. Harpr
Bost
Milton J. Hardy
Charles T. Jackson, M
Milton J. Hardy & CO
Commission
J. H. Cutter Old Bourbon
State Street Block
Rowed
Entucky
Hock
Q. J. D'Ester
Johannisberg
Rudesheim
Brauneberg
Heckheim
Geisenheim
Jan “ “ Ae
Nts
Les
OAL Aaem “Carte Blanche”—vintag
Ehrenbreitstein
Great Western
Great Western Buildings
Pine Street
Rice & Davis
Central Wharf
Mlavy Tobacco
Fisher & CO
Conway Fire Insurance CO
James
Whitney
D. C. Rocers
X&c
Scrip
John Pickersgill & Son
Richard Lathers
John A. Parker
James F. Cox
Douglas Robinson
Tudor Coo
Nathl Foster, Jr, No
Insurance Company, Merchants Exchangee, State Street
Isin
Court Street
Ee Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Lincoln & Smith
WM. Lincoln
A. G. Nourse
Brattleboro
HN Sawyer & C JO
Flin Hall
Pearl Street
Wall
D. N. Skillngs
Kilby Street
W.B. Thomas
Saxon
Alfred Winsor & Son
Long Wharf
Iron City
Speare, Burke & Gregory
Boston Advisory Board
Marsnatt P. Witper
William B. Reynolds
Joan E. Lyon
Henry K. Horton
Cuares O. Waitmore
Daniel Larcent Curtis
Thomas W. Peirce
Geo
Wm. Gordon
New England States
Janlis3t
John Wilson
Charter Oak Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Questal
Nazard
J. H. Sprague
J. M. Sexton
J.D. Kent & Parsons
TaThé
J. P. — Ledge
India Wharf
Bedford
Newcastle
Virginia
Lackawana
Lehigh
Cumberland
Schuylkill
Cocua
Para
St.Domingo
Rio
Copper
Pig
Ruan
Mobile
Pranivissi
Osnaburgs
Mons de Li
Cassimeres
India
Turkey
Senegal
Ambros
Otto Rose
Boz
Senna
Alex
East India
Bengal
Guatemala
Cam
St.Domingo -Fustic
Marcaibo
Savanilla
Tampico
Nicaragua
Lima
American
G. Bank Do
Chaley
Bay of Fundy
Illinois
Des
Aim'ds
Jordan
Sultana
Congou Castile YS Ie
Cas
Cassia
Mats
Straits
Sumatra
Gallon
É& Bias
Calieutta Twine
Otara
Dupuy & c
J. & F. Martell
Marell
Gautier Frere
United Proprietors Wine
Saiten
Kesler A. Seignette
Marsillae Picquin
Ingham. Ri
Babin & Kenan
Do Woodho
Bordeaux
Do. Pico
Dabney
Onguet
Kynbende
Ping Catalonia
Real Oporto
Spring
Uie
Nova Scotia
Toehee
Brazil
Lear
Sumac
Richmond
Trieste
Augusta
Savannah
Louis
Young Hyson
Canton
Hyson
Review of the
Boston Market
Hartland Mills
Clap & Bro
Henry W. Paine
Thomas F. Plunkett
Pittsfield
F. O. Prince
Winchester
Nathan Clark
Lynn
Theodore H. Sweetser
Lowell
Moses Bates
Plymouth
Maximillian
House of Austria
Hapsburgs
Union
Radical