Mining Stocks Report From Colorado and Neighboring Mines
Colorado Coal shows 9 50, Horn Silver at 0 5, Plymouth and Quick silver list small changes. Bodie indicates 2 80, Go. PEA 31 75, St Joseph Lead at 6 37. Minor activity noted across listed mining shares with slight movements.
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Colorado Coal
Horn Silver
UO I Oace Secces
Plymouth Hse Ieehiel
London money and grain prices in steady markets
In London the US bonds and rail shares show modest activity while Atlantic and Great Western firsts trade around 453. Cargoes for wheat and corn are quiet though Liverpool market reports stronger wheat. Prices for standard, red, and spring wheat sit around 6s. corn remains quiet but steady with assorted provisions and breadstuffs firm amid warm yet stormy weather.
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California
Reading Refusal to Endorse December Two-Week Coal Stoppage
An uneasy mood grips coal road officers over Readings refusal to approve a two weeks stoppage in December. The decision appears driven by a need for ready money as the company has exhausted credit and must rely on coal sales. The plan would allocate a fixed tonnage to each company for mining.
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Coal Roads
Reading
Pork and Lard Prices Across Markets and Goods
Pork and lard demand described with prices for prime, mess, and clear cuts. beef, lard, and bulkmeats trends across Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati New York and other markets. hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts and price ranges. miscellaneous farm produce notes on hay, beans, apples, cranberries, oranges, onions, squash, and potatoes.
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Livestock Market Totals and Rail Car Traffic
This week cattle 1289, sheep and lambs 6654, swine 11714. Last week 3320, 11758. One year ago 1219, 3688, 10883. States by totals show Maine 373, New Hampshire 313, Vermont 254, Rhode Island 0, New York 61, Western 350. Cars over roads include Boston and Lowell 33, Fitchburg 518, Eastern 34, New York on New England 0, total 385. Market beef prices listed from standard grades, store cattle also priced with cow categories.
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Atchison Company
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J. F. Tucker
Nebraska Cattle Pool
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Prices of hides and skins in Brighton market
Prices of hides, tallow and skins listed for Brighton and country markets. Includes heavy and light hides, calf skins, dairy skins, lamb skins, and pelts with unit prices. Classification of cattle and sheep defines quality grades from extra to third, noting bullocks and oxen sizes, and Western hogs moved to Brighton market via the Boston and Albany railroad.
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Imports et Boston HALIFAX NL Steamer Carrell cargo list
Ship cargo tally from Halifax shows varied goods aboard the Carrell including eggs by dozens and cases, potatoes, turnips, mackerel, butter, beef, tongues, pelts, fish, berries, sugar, and hides. Numerous firms and consignors populate the ledger with quantities spanning hundreds of cases and drums. Remaining entries record spices, machinery parts, drums, and junk order items for multiple merchants.
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Delone & Co
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T Kassell & Co
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Rockwell & Son
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Oliver Smith
Delong & Seaman
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Bates & Co
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Cushman & Co
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Dowes
Foreign Exports Through Hull and Saint John Trades
Foreign exports from Hull via New York report Rialto carrying apples, lard, bacon, pork, and tierces of lard. Saint John schooner Wallula loads cotton meal, onions, cornmeal, flour, pitch, tarred paper. Halifax schooner Virgilia ships cornmeal and kerosene. Pars Rok o NS brig Annie and brig Hate Fitch from Lockport carry four and mij meal and rig is meal.
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Receipts of Staple Products by Regional Rail Lines
A detailed ledger lists December receipts for staples across multiple railroads and regions. Entries include cotton bales, wool bales, flour, corn, malt, shorts, tallow, beef, lard, preserved meats, butter, cheese, beans, apples, leather, hides, pelts, and more. Names of railroads such as Grand Junction Hallrard, Providence Haliroad, New York aka New Kisland Railroad, Fitchburg Hallroad, Eastern Railroad, Maine Railroad, Jowel Railroad, and Peabody Salem Expresses appear with quantities. The list reflects extensive commodity flows by rail in a historical commerce record.
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Multiple Bank Failures And Real Estate Attachments Across Cities
Insolvency actions encompass Nathaniel M. Todd of Boston James Gibbs of Chelsea and Richard Harvey of St Johns with liabilities totaling heavy losses. Exchange Bank of Montreal creditors gain larger dividend as government claims are dismissed. Ports mouth Trust and Guarantee faces uncertain path with a $70,000 fund gap. Numerous firms including P Russell S ons Ply mouth W R Whitney Gorham and others face embarrassments or assignments. Receiver Charles J Os born authorizes further 10 percent dividend pushing total to 90 percent. Real estate and creditors actions extend to Suffolk County attachments and discharges of Neville vs Morganstein and Collins vs same.
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Chelsea
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Saws from Galt firm eyed for cross border works
The St John Telegraph notes Shurly and Dietrich of Galt Ontario are shipping large saw orders to the United States. American buyers pay about double for these saws compared with top Canadian makers. The firm may open branch works across the border to serve American customers.
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Grand Union Hotel adds 600 rooms in New York
Grand Union Hotel announces 153 new rooms added to its existing 450 making 600 rooms total at one dollar per day. It advertises a European plan with a restaurant claiming best and cheapest in the city and access to elevated railway and horse cars to all parts of New York. Families welcomed with priced accommodations.
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Boston and Lowell railroad opens new downtown office
The Boston and Lowell railroad company opens a downtown office at 218 Washington street under agent L. S. Dow to capture passenger and freight business northward. The new office features ash and cherry fittings and reflects credit on the superintendent.
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New England
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A Norther Explained By An Old Texan
An old Texan in Marshall tells how a norther arrives swiftly. He recalls a March afternoon when warm sun and jumping fish gave way to a dark cloud, a sudden NW wind, and the lake freezing over as fish lay on the ice. He jokes a partner can beat everything except lightning.
Court Minutes From December Term Proceeding
U S District Court rec. 2 before Judge Nelson. Rev Mr Sanderson of Lynn offered prayer. Edward W Chase of Northboro appointed foreman. After the judge charged, the jury retired to consider presentments.
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Habeas action and land title cases before Judge Field
The Middlesex habeas petition of Charles F. Jones of San Francisco centered on a civil suit for about 48000 dollars in notes payable to George W. Butterfield and now claimed by Charles A. Gregory of Chicago. Bail set at 110000. Jones remained jailed in East Cambridge. Hearing continued through the day but unfinished. Also, Charles W. Huntington vs. Arthur T. Sprague involved Mt Vernon street premises and a life estate claim by Mary Frazier Curtis. court ordered a title determination on whether the deed conveyed fee simple to Daniel S. Curtis or only a life estate to Mary Curtis.
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A Girl's Joke on Ladd Lights
A Portland tale from the Democratic period features W S Ladd lighting every window for a late night reading. His daughter secretly snuffs the candles, leaving the house in darkness and provoking a neighbor's amused remark. Ladd now retells the episode as a self made joke.
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Mr. Ladd
Municipal Courts Roundup Dec 2 In Boston Nightwalker and Larceny Cases
In central court Judge McCafferty presided as H C Kilgour, a nightwalker, received two years in the reform atory prison for women for selling leased pipes valued at 142 dollars the property of James H Jenness. W H Littlefield faced 800 bail for larceny of a watch valued at 75 from Joseph L Lange. Martin Stafford a common drunkard got six months in the house of industry alongside James Madigan three drunk received one year. George Faulkner held 5000 bail for assault on Jeremiah Hurley. Roxbury court jailed Michael Gately six months for non support of a minor. the child placed with state board of charity. Daniel Dolan sent to house of reformation for juveniles two years for missing from school. East Boston Thomas Cox arraigned for breaking and entering McClernon liquor shop. held 500 bail. Catharine F Noel bound over 100 to appear Dec 9 on liquor license violation. South Boston Patrick Gil six months for larceny of a tub of butter. James Jay six months for larceny of a gold watch.
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Political prophets and the unreliability of forecasts
The Syracuse Herald ridicules long headed prophecy by noting no one can predict events from 1884 to 1888. It asks who could have foreseen Garfield's fall, Cleveland's rise, Arthur's reign, or Blaine's defeat by a date like November 26. The piece mocks confident political foresight.
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Wages of Servant Girls Compare City and England
The San Francisco Examiner notes city servant girls earn $18 monthly versus England’s $5. It argues foreign competition and tariffs influence pay. It also states the American servant girl bore protective system costs, paying 37.81 cents per dollar on cotton goods, 59.01 cents on silk, and 63.32 cents on woolens bought last year.
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Harbors of New South Wales Safer Than Often Presumed
London views debunk the belief that only Sydney and Newcastle harbors are usable for Australia’s coast. The coast experiences few storms, making minor harbors like Twofold Bay Jervis Bay Botany Bay Broken Bay Port Stephens Shoal Bay and the Clarence estuary largely safe year round.
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Arizona men seek marriageable women for celibate society
A report states Arizona men plan to bring in marriageable women to bolster a celibate group of 31. A missionary is to be sent to find partners, aiming to shift winter travel trends westward if successful.
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