Mining Stocks and Market Listings in Colorado and Ontario
A compact list of mining stocks with prices and volumes across Colorado and Ontario markets. Entries include Colorado Coal, BOUVET, Homestake, Navajo, Sierra Nevada Quicksilver, Eureka, Standard, Green Mountain, Chrysolite, and Hariem, with bid/last figures and traded quantities across several tickers as of the period observed.
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Colorado Coal
Fon Bouvet
Uomestake
Ontario
Sierra Nevada
Alice
Eureka, Standard
Hariem
Green Mountain
Chrysoute
EOD
Moron Occo
Hiera
Chicago grain and car prices move in December markets
Wheat corn and related Chicago futures show mixed shifts with December openings near 98 to 99 and closings around 97 to 99. May contracts rise for corn and wheat while park and yard prices trend upward, with several commodities around $14 to $15 in December through May actions.
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Chicago
Sre
Chicago Park
Quiet Flour Market With Broad Price Range Across Grades
The market remains quiet with Western superfine at 3 50 to 3 75, Minnesota patents 6 50 to 7, and various other flour grades quoted up to 5 75. Corn meal and oats show fair demand, rye selling in small lots, and mill feeds steady. Butter, cheese, and eggs display varied prices by grade, with light demand for butter and eggs weaker in lower grades.
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Minnesota
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Choice
Franklin County
Vermont
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Canada
Eastern
Houston
Burbank
Timothy
Boston
Alec PB
Western
Do Worcester Co
Philadelphia
Florida
Palermo
Malaga
Belmont
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
Gulf
Uplands
Orleans
South America
Liverpool
Chicago
St.louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Receipts of Staple Products Across Railroads and Sea
A ledger style summary lists December receipts by railroad and routes including Maine Fitchburg Eastern Grand Junction New York and New England Hallroad Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence and others. Items cover cotton wool flour cornmeal barley oats beef pork butter eggs leather hides and various farm goods with quantities ranging from a few bales or barrels to thousands of bushels.
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Maine
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York
New England
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Sians
Bogart
DOK
Baies
Total Receipts of Staple Products Dec 21 Port
The table lists total receipts of principal staples at this port from all points of shipment including in transit, compared with the same day last year, detailing changes in quantities and supplies for December 21.
Cotton market weekly summary across ports 1883
The report shows national cotton receipts and market tones across multiple ports including Philadelphia Charleston Louisville Augusta New Orleans Cincinnati Wilmington Baltimore and Savannah. Net receipts at all US ports reach 247 108 with total year to date 3 200 709 while stocks at ports total 1 249 911 with inland stocks 221 537 and Liverpool stocks 573 000. Export week 145 780 with year to date 1 650 809. Market conditions vary from firm to dull across locations, with mid to high teens percentages prevailing and futures-like signals noted in several hubs. The comparative week ending December 21 1883 is provided against 1882 figures.
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Bates
Hiladelphia
TI Soul
Co. Senscees LL
LTS
Shidmenes
Cece
Baccsavedess
Charleston
Nego Is
Louisville
Augusta
New Orleans
Britain
Oscenase Dudes Srios
Eeese Seceseest
Vincinnati
Wilmington
Ses Weaciae Nicest Cao
Simiee
Scleeee
Cavannah
Memphis
New York
Galveston
France
Satoo
Norfolk
United States
Great Britain
Liverpool
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Uplands
Orleans
James A Maxwell vs Clifford suit for services in divorce
No. 1914 James A Maxwell sues Clifford et al to recover 7825 for professional services in a divorce case. Defense says defendant used another attorney. jury disagreed. W Howes for plaintiff L M Child for defendant. Second Session before Judge Bacon. Costelo vs Crowell resumed, testimony finished. Notice today is last day for origin lists of actions for January term. passed cases due to be handed in for Third Session. Before Judge Staples. IN ORDER FOR MONDAY 3300 Leslie v Stephins 178 Barnstead v Hirsch.
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James A. Maxwell
Clifford Et al
W. Howes
L. M. Child
Bacon
Costelo
Crowell
Norice
Staples
Leslie
Stephins
Barnstead
Hirsch
Criminal Court Proceedings in December at Mason Court
In Mason’s court December 21 Judge Mason presided. F J Mahan’s assault with intent to kill case was placed on file after costs. John Healy’s assault and battery case likewise. George Guillin, drunkenness and assault and battery, fined $1 and costs on the first charge and $10 and costs on the second. Kate Shaw’s common drunkard charge placed on file. James W Gardner found guilty of breaking and entering. W W Goodrich, charged with forgery, ordered sent to the Danvers insane asylum. Several minor cases disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Mahan
John Healy
George Guillin
Kate Shaw
James W. Gardner
W. W. Goodrich
Danvers Insane Asylum
Central and Roxbury Courts Hear December Cases
In the central court Judge Churchill presided. Kate Snibby was held for pocket picking. Kate McMann fined five dollars for larceny from R H Kite Co. James Cavanagh held for assault and battery. Daniel Warren charged with assault held for Tuesday next. Grace Tivers given four months in the house of industry. appeal and bond set at 300. John W Farnsworth held for trial on large purchases from Spurr Co. Patrick Crane held on liquor selling charges. Roxbury Court: Thomas Kelley held for assault with intent to kill. Luke Foley fined ten dollars and costs and bonds for peace for one year. Charles Mahan given one year for drunkenness.
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Central Court
Churchill
Kate Snibby
Kate McMann
R. H. Kite & Co
James Cavanagh
Daniel M. Warren
Grace Tivers
George H. Nims
House of Industry
Superior Court
John W. Farnsworth
Makien
W. Spurr & Co
Boston
Patrick Crane
Roxbury
Thomas Kelley
Luke Foley
Charles Mahan
Special Christmas Musical Programmes Across City Churches
Christmas observances begin Sunday with special church services and large musical ensembles. Roman Catholic cathedrals showcase 100 voice choirs and orchestral support. St. Stephen's engages Park Theatre Orchestra. St. Augustine's adds Globe Theatre Orchestra and 50 voice chorus. Advent Church plans Sunday program and Christmas Eve service. Warren Street chapel hosts annual children’s sociable and tree event for charity day after. Christmas cards and charity work distributed by city missionary D W Waldron. donations urged.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Stephen’s Church
Park Theatre
Globe Theatre
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Mary’s Church
Boston Museum
Union
E. Pomeroy Collier
D. W. Waldron
Farmer Robie View Of Maine Farms Brings Mixed News
The Portland Agus notes Robie’s portrayal of Maine farmers as prosperous but acknowledges many abandoned farms remain in the county with little sign of immediate reoccupation. The paper concedes some population progress statewide, though.
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Portland
Purging Vice at Flatbush Church Sociables
In a summing up, Lawyer Leggett attacks church social events as hotbeds of vice held in a Methodist church in Flatbush. He asserts such gatherings corrupt innocent girls and calls for suppression, arguing the defendant’s conduct harmed a young woman amid disapproving applause.
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Lawyer Leggett
the Allen's
Billy MecGlory’s
Hester Street
Bowery
Flatbush
Gertie Bennett
Fort Worth court fines for liquor sales and disorder
In Fort Worth, recorder's court fined two men $25 each for selling liquor on Sunday. Others paid small amounts for drunkenness, assault and battery, disturbing the peace, cursing, gambling, and carrying a pistol. The piece notes a shift away from harsh Texas enforcement and recalls Gen Sheridan's past view of relocating to avoid Texas.
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Ft. Worth
Texas
Recorder’s Court
Fort Worth
Sunda
Sheridan
Hi l
Annual Fitchburg Railroad Report Details Growth and Bonds
The Fitchburg railroad annual report to stockholders notes increased passengers from 122 252 in 1882 to 123 553 in 1883 and freight up from 893 712 tons to 15 068 534 tons on the Troy and Greenfield line. Tolls to the commonwealth rose from 47 868 48 to 50 490 84 for passengers and mails. total tolls from freight and passenger business climbed to 210 767 44. Expenditures on permanent improvements totaled 440 615 55. The Hoosac Tunnel Dock and Elevator venture shows no returns yet, despite high hopes. Vermont and Massachusetts railroad bonds of 1 000 000 were issued at 5 percent to retire mortgages and reimburse expenditures. The annual meeting is set for January 29, 1884.
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Fitchburg Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Troy and
Greenfield
Commonwealth
Fitchburg
Vermont and Massachusetts
Hoosac Tunnel
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Company
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
New Haven
Northampton
Conn
New Haven and
Northampton Railroad
Christmas-Tide Gifts and Simple Delights for Santa’s Season
In a Boston Post piece, readers are invited to cherish simple handmade gifts and elegant small luxuries. Descriptions cover silk satchel bags, handkerchiefs, pongee borders, lace trimming, perfumed envelopes, wall pockets, fern screens, and decorative parlor chairs. The article notes the joy of gift giving extends to sharing with the poor and hospital patients, keeping holiday spirit alive beyond home.
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Boston Post
Santa Claus
Fish Spawning Timetables From New York And New England
The American Angler notes spawning seasons for various fish species across New York and New England with observed variability. Dr. Ferber forwarded ripe fish eggs showings from brook trout in April and other species at differing months, illustrating irregular timing across species and years.
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New York
New England
Ferber
Devon Earl Offers Sellout to Tenantry on Lien Plan
The Earl of Devon, owner of a large southern Ireland estate, offers to sell to his tenantry. Part payment would come from government loan assistance for tenants to buy, with tenants paying 4 percent until fully paid. He retains a lien on farms until the balance is settled. Tenants are described as a superior order and relations with the landlord have been unusually harmonious for fifty years.
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Earl of Devon
Ireland
Financial. London and New York market report
London stock market closes with Consols at 1005 16, A and G W firsts 54 14, do seconds 13 34, Ene seconds 96 14, New York Central 118, Philadelphia and Reading 29, Mexican 64, Canadian Pacific 57, St Paul common 99 14.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Quincy
Northwest
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Beats
Camaas South
Central Pacific
We L& P
Delaware & Hud
Denver & Riog
BOY
Manhattan
Miscouri Pacific
Memphis & C
Ohio &Massisippi
Outano & West
Ohio Centra
Peona
Dec
Milwaukee & St. P
Fear Pacific
Onion Pacific
Tryy Wa
Bt.l.& Pa
Western Union
Oregon Tran
Big
N.E
Hannibal & St Joseph
Licuston & T
Pacific
Colum
Ind
Bloom
West
Hart & Erie Am
Long Island
BO Bom
N. MD
Cen
Pac
Man
Den
Rio Grande
Pk & Pac
Mil
Minn
St. L
Tex
Del
Burt
UN. Pac
Ohio
Mis
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