Mining Stocks and Prices Listed by Colorado Coal to Iron Silver
The note lists various mining stocks with prices including Colorado Coal at 16.00, Iron Silver at 1.10, Homestake at 0.0, Green Mountain at 2.09, Sierra Nevada at 2.15, Hom Silver at 0.79, and Hail Anderson at 1.89. Richardson Hill Co. offers prompt stock and bond orders at the Boston and New York boards via private wire to New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily market annotations are available at Nv. 40 Water Street.
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Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Or Inc
Marek
Avisisnccc
Mexico
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon Common
Pullman
Albany
Fitchburg
Lowell
Rutland
Eastern
Vermont
Massachusetts
Central Massachusetts
New York
New England
Oregon
Sonora
Atlantic and Pacific
Erie
Calumet
Hecla
Osceola
Quincey
Colonial Copper Mining Company
Stock Exchange
George Wheatland
Salem
Wm. L. Candler
Frank Q. Brown
Prime Mercantile Paper
St. Paul
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
Northwest
Missouri Pacific
Omaha
Western Union
Pacific Mail
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Chicago
Clark
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company
Colorado Coal and Iron Company
Lovejoy
Vodav
Colorado Coal
Green Mountain
Ingvaio
Sierra Nevada
Seaugain
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Water Street
Simmons
Spooner
Ce Diaphragm Meter Company
Water Boards
Spooner Diaphragm Water Meter Company
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Market Street
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Check of
Washington Street
Summer Street
Jonathan Preston
Trade in grain and dairy markets shows steady lines
In steady grain trading the line remains flat with minor drops in grain options. Eggs slide to 18 19 cents for fresh eastern, butter and cheese markets mixed with regional variations, while Boston and New York exchanges report modest gains and declines across dairy and produce items.
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Pee'el
Elginth
St. Albans
New York
Elgin
Dairies
Canada
Boston
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Flour and grain markets show mixed steady quotes across regions
Western superfine to roller flour ranges hold firm while New York and Chicago wheat futures rise on export demand. Receipts and shipments vary by city with No 2 red and No 1 white quotes, corn and oats mixed, and millfeeds steady. Strong entities include New York, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, and specific price levels.
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Ohio
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Ilinois
St. Louis
New York
Minnesota
Southern
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Milwaukee
Toledo
White State
Milwaukee—Duil
St Louis
Western
Canada
Aoe Irm
Choice Western
Choice
Old
Vermont
Choice Old
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
London
Begbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
Oautornis
Market report shows steady prices across produce and nuts
Corned beef trade quiet with prices steady from 12.50 to 16 per case note and imported fruit demand mixed. Valencia oranges range from 6 to 8.10, Messina lemons 2.50 to 3.75, Palermos 1.75 to 2.65 per box, Aspinwall bananas 2.50 to 5 per bunch, Jamaica varieties 22.50 per bunch. peanuts, Virginia types 10 to 11 cents per pound, pecans 0.50 to 1.0 per pound, sugar refined at 0.84 cent per pound for granulated.
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Eresh
Vemont Turk
Perdoz
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Nova Scotia
Burbank
York State
Bermudas
Norfolk
Maarrow
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Lara
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
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Valencia
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Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and
New England Railroad
Fitchburg
Easten Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and Saieta
Sea
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Cotton Markets April 8 Receipts and Prices Report
The table lists receipts, net and gross sales, coastwise movement, shipments, and stocks at principal U S cotton markets with upland middling prices for April 3. Figures cover receipts and shipments and reflect market activity across regions and time.
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United States
Middings Uplands
Bank Closure Sparks Vermont Financial Turmoil in St Albans
St Albans faces a bank closure as First National Bank, accused of funds shortfalls, remains shut. Gov Hendee ordered closure amid uncertainty over deposits, assets near 450000, liabilities around 9788569, and the Sowles brothers linked to the trouble. Swanton Bank run mirrors regional fear as creditors weigh liquidation options and insolvency actions surge across towns.
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First National Bank
Hendee
Boston
Sowles
Gov. Hendee
Lowless Brothers
United States
U.S
Ieee Ree En
Albert Lowles
Edward
E.a.lowles
O. A. Burton
Swanton Bank
Swanton
National Union Bank
First National of
Sowles Brothers
Williams Case Seeks Expunction Of Merger Claims
In re B. B. Williams a motion to expunge certain proved claims was argued. The issue: whether defendants merged in judgments and thus should not share any dividend. The court took the matter under advisement. George M. Hobbs argued for the motion and A. E. Pillsbury for the contra.
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Geo. M. Hobbs
A. E. Pillsbury
G. A. Torrey
Aug. Russ
C.franklin Tracy
Percival L.everett
Comeny
Equity
Superior Court first session details and civil verdicts
The April 8 session before Judge Blodgett includes multiple dockets. Burns vs Sears ends with a verdict for assault thirteen dollars twenty seven cents, conversion two hundred twenty five dollars fifty five cents, and slander verdict against the defendant. authorities also handle cases against Chelsea Beach Co., Eastern Railroad and others with trials ongoing and motions noted.
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Thomas E. Burns
W. F. Sears
Point of Pines
J. F. Pickering
A. &. Butterworth
N. Morse
H. G. Allen
John H. Getz Gertzen
Chelsea Beach Company
Parker & Clark Et al
Eastern Railroad Company
Gloucester
Salem
J. Thomas
F. KE. Bryant
Richard Olney
Municipal CovertS April 8 Court Roundup
In central court Judge Churchill Cora Williams faced assault and battery with $360 bond for April 22 appearance. James Murray and George F. Brainard on larceny with $200 and $1 fines. Emma Smith charged with exposing intoxicating liquors held $500 for April 16. Georgie Wilson kept house of ill fame held $500 for April 16. Edward Jarr larceny held $200 for April 11. Wheeler and Minnie Woodman fined $20 for fornication plus half costs. Seavey fined $50 for maintaining a lottery. Roxbury court: Ford held $600 for upper court on breaking and entering. James Eagan loitering on railroad track fined with costs. James Mullen larceny fined $15 and costs and $20 and costs on two non support charges. South Boston: Mary J. Reily convicted of larceny, six months in house of industry.
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Georgie Wilson
Edward Jarr
Frederick A. Wheeler
Minnie Woodman
John S. Seavey
Roxbury Court
Richard H. Ford
James Eagan
James Mullen
Boston
Mary J. Reily
House of Industry
Lyman faces tariff row in ninth district race
Templeton in Hartford Courant notes Theodore Lyman fails to satisfy voters over tariff stance. He aligns with Gen Hancock that tariff is local and seeks opinions only from manufacturers and business men. The writer questions surplus funds and suggests Lyman aims for the Republican nomination this fall.
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Lyman
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National Treasury
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Treasury
Wage comparisons spark debate on protected and non protected industries
The Buffalo Courier cites census data showing 172,544 cotton mill operatives earning 42,040,510 dollars yearly, an average of 24.65 dollars per year per worker, and compares with English wages. It notes Oldham mill wages at 4.87 dollars weekly or 25.24 annually, and non protected farm labor pay around 18 to 19. The piece argues the figures carry significant implications for American labor.
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First English city on this continent named Georgeana
In York Maine a historical address cites Nathaniel G. Marshall noting a city charter granted March 1 1641 and the first mayoral election on March 25 1642. Thomas Georges was elected mayor as part of a ruling aldermanic board, marking Georgeana as the continent’s first incorporated English city.
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