Salca At Pa Inos And Mining Stock Listings
A fragmented page lists numerous stocks and prices across mining firms, telecommunication companies, and regional issuers. Entries mention Salca At Pa Inos, NY&N K, Oregon, Mex Ven, Quincy, Boston Mining Stock Exchange quotes, and related prices and units amid a dense table of securities.
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Jn Bu & Q
Fitchburg
Flinta P. M
KaCy
Ny&n
Ae Eng Aes- Mar
Ris Neo
Ola Colony
Pullman
Atlantic
Jaium & Hecia
Quincy
Colorado Coal and Ore Listings at Twin Mining Stacks
A compact summary of ore listings includes Colorado Coal numbering 1600 Horn Silver 725 Bomestake Hal Anderson 135 Quicksilver iGreen Mountain 190 GO.a 6. 1 Bonanes King 10 40 Standard. The fragment presents several commodity codes and quantities in a terse catalog style.
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Colorado Coal
Horn Silver
Hal Anderson
iGreen Mountain
Boston Exchange Grain Prices and Market Report Summary
At the call board the Boston commercial exchange shows light business with several April May and June delivery oats and corn futures traded, mostly No 2 white oats. Today's receipts include oats 12,875 and cereal products, while New York and Liverpool markets report egg, butter, cheese, and dairy movements. Chicago grain futures move with March, May, and June contracts across wheat corn oats. meat and stockyard figures for Linen Stock Yards and petroleum certificates note fluctuations.
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Boston Commercial Exchange
Gleas
Boston
New York
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Europe
United States
Treasury
Liverpool
Mercantile Exchange
Southern
Chicago
Jung
Green Hanns
Cutton
Gulf
Yeceupts
Delvery
Aptland
Vibe
Jimmie
Boson
Dowland
Luwaite
Ywaite
Ordinery
Aslee
New York Fiotts
Grain and farm market notes from the period
The report shows dull freight and quiet trade across grains and provisions. Wheat supplies appear larger than a year ago while corn meal oatmeals and rye show muted activity with quoted prices across multiple varieties and regions. Butter cheese eggs and other farm products hold steady with modest movement in meats poultry and tropical fruits.
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New York
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grain receipts
Cotton receipts show varied totals across regions with prices steady in New York and mixed activity in other markets. Notes include daily net receipts at United States ports around 4,004 and exports to Great Britain about 4,189, with stock reductions and a steady to firm tone in several hubs. grain futures and spot markets reflect quiet to dull demand, with mixed wheat, corn, oats, and rye movements and daily receipts across Chicago, St Louis, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and Detroit. Strong entity presence includes United States ports, Great Britain, France, and multiple city markets.
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New York
Clearing House
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louia
Baltimore
New Orleans
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Inc
Pittsburg
Providence
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Poet OR
Oo Chao
Cleveland
Deco
Indianapolis
Hartford
Columbus
Peoria
Memphis
New Haven
Lamcom
Secs
Worcester
Springfield
Syracuse
N.Y
Bradstreet’s
Memophis
Great Britain
France
Ccccuaenspacsaecaese
Continent
Galveston
Wilmington
Orleans
St. Louis
Pbis City Mall
Minnesota
Byayige
Western
Osanada
Tic
Batley
Canada
Cuba
Siatee
Rosin Finn
Porpentine Duii
She
Subbis Family
Hans Easie
Viaree Beedul
City Extra India
Western Steam
South America
Milwauker
London Financial Roundup March 1 15 Markets and Prices
London reports show cargo wheat steady at Liverpool and rising US demand. Wool sales total 316,300 bales with foreign buyers taking 175,009. sugar market in Havana weak with downward tendency as holders seek funds. Bullion withdrawn from Bank of England at 66,690 pounds. exchange rates flat against the United States.
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POL Gcm
Csv
United States
National Bank
London
Ttade
America
Sydney
Port Philip
Bank of England
Aay
Havana
Matanzas
Freichts
Lectures and society events announced for Boston area
John L Stoddard to speak on The Passion Play at Boston Music Hall on Thursday April 10. Rev Arthur May Knapp to lecture on Michael Angelo at Church of the Disciples tonight. Christian Union holds a sociable Wednesday night. Massachusetts Horticultural Society opens spring flower exhibition March 20 noon to 10 pm Friday. Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association to meet March 18 at Parker House. nominating committee to be formed. Boston auxiliary to the American McAll association holds public meeting March 17 7 30 pm at Old South chapel. Dr Winthrop presides. Rev L T Chamberlain to speak on MGAIl work in France.
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John L. Stoddard
Boston Music Hall
Arthur May Knapp
Michael Angelo
Church of the Disciples
The
Christian Union
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Parker House
Boston
American McAll Association
Boylston Street
Winthrop
T. Chamberlain
D. D
Brooklyn, N. Y
France
Golden eagle on display at Faneuil Hall market
Commission merchant W W Palmer shows a seven foot four inch golden eagle shot by 12 year old William Swim in Barrington Nova Scotia. The bird, aquila chrysaetos, eclipses a previously exhibited bald eagle by two inches.
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W. W. Palmer
Faneuil Hall Market
Barrington
Nova Scotia
William Swim
Marriages, Paker Lamb and Stowe McLean Stowell
Marriages recorded at Templeton and Boston list the unions of Marriages Paker Lamb of Templeton with Margaret J Lamb, and Hector McLean of Boston with Annie M Stowell of Boston, both marriages officiated by local ministers.
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Paker
Lamb
Temprton
T O Bice
Willard Baker
Baldwinville
Margant J Lamb
Templeton
McLean
Stowe L
Boston
Luther Farnham
Hector McLean
Annie M Stowell
Death notices from Boston area on March 14 15 and 17
At Boston on March 14 Mrs Adeline F Boothbay dies of heart disease with services on March 17 at No 17 Claremont air. At Somerville March 14 Jane T wife of Erastus Hubert dies suddenly. Mary Salisbury Kimball wife of James William Kimball of Boston dies March 10 aged 69 Nancy Low dies at 69 years. Elizabeth Stearns beloved wife of Rev D Mb dies March 15 at Baal Tens.
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Boothbay
Boston
Adeline F. Boothbay
Claremont Air
Hodart
Somerville
Jane T
Erastus Hubert. Kimball
Mary Salisbury
John Tappan
James William Kimball
Nancy Low
Mont Stearns
Baat Tens
Elizabeth
Suspension of Woh & Seligsberg coffee house shocks market
Woh & Seligsberg suspended. New York agents for Kerne Heyne & Co Rio Janeiro, with 150000 to 200900 bags in trade. Rio principals sent $116000 by cable last month, $100000 more requested, cables out of order. Firm funded South American customers and now suspends. Liabilities rumored near $1,000,000. creditors to lose nothing per debtor. Other insolvencies and assignments ripple across Boston, New York, and southern states, with numerous small firms and brokers filing or being pursued for debts and assets.
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Woh & Seligsberg
Coffee Commission
Riccoffea
New York
Kerne, Heyne & Co
Rio Janeiro
Rio
L. 8S
Risley, Coffee
Charlies W. Hassler
Hassler & Co
New York City
Hassler
Court Record in U S District Court March LI
Judge Nelson presides over cases involving Robert Ainslie versus Yacht Lillie T Thorne et al. The libellant claims a fifty dollar lien for six months of care and voyage duties from Cohasset to Boston. Court rules no maritime lien exists for home port work. libel dismissed with costs. Also notes extradition matter of Canning beam from Halifax, referred to Commissioner Hullett for testimony.
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Lillie T. Thorne
Boston
Cobasset
Cohasset
Louis T. Cashing
John €. Dodge
Canning Beam
Justie
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Bink
Hullett
Preliminary hearing in pension conspiracy case continued
On March 15 before Commissioner Hallett, the hearing into the alleged conspiracy against pension laws by Dr. Azel Amex Jr. and Charles Ke. Nues of Wekefield was continued. Charles A. Littlefield testified about dealings with Niles and buying two shares of Eagle Of iorless Apparatus stock after pension receipt. the commissioner ruled the evidence had no bearing on the conspiracy. Dr. Ames and Mr. Niles were discharged on the conspiracy charge. The Drake case alleging gratuity while in U.S. service was adjourned to March 22 at 10 A.M., bail set at $5,000 remains. Ab Feel, a Chinese sailor, faced desertion charges and was postponed for further examination.
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Azel Amex, Jr
Charles KE. Nues
Wekefield
Charles A. Littlefield
Walieigh & Littlefield
Niles
Eagle of Iorless Apparatus
United States
Dr. Ames
Mr. Niles
Drake
Ab Feel
Superior Court First Session Case List
In the Superior Court First Session before Judge Brigham, cases set for today include Heed v. Boston, Raymond v. Hyde, Kenny v. Stockman, Chaplin v. Massa, Smith v. Jackman, Bowditch v. Perkins, Portemouth Brewery Co. v. Harrington, Freeman v. Stewart, Caimy v. Marden, Cronsmith v. Boston, McNamara v. Boston Tow Beat Co, McGuntry v. Mu chi ouck, Zimmerman v. Mich. Cent. R. R., Schiesenger v. Spofford, Fuller v. Conlon, Magee v. Boston Cordage Co., Barnes v. Old Colony R. R. Co, Thompson v. Boston Gas Light Co, Bowditch v. Chickering.
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Chaplin
Massa
Smith
Jackman
Bowditch
Perkins
Portemouth Brewery Co
Harrington
Freeman
Stewart
Caimy
Marden
Crolnsmith
Boston
McNamarta
Tow Beat Co
McGuntry
Muichiouck
Equity actions restrain passage rights at Revere Place Boston
Patrick J. Green and others sue Patrick Canney to stop him from opening or using passageways into Revere Place a private way in Boston. The court orders a decree for plaintiffs in the first case and dismisses the cross bill with no costs. Canney had no right to passage for his Webster Place or Ellis estate. C F Donnelly represents Canney and George D Adams represents Green.
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Patrick J. Green
Patrick Canney
Canney
Revere Place
Boston
Green Et al
Webster Place
Ellis
C. F. Donnelly
George D. Adams
Green
Railroad Matters and Western Rail Developments
Stockholders of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad plan a May meeting in Chicago to discuss borrowing 6 million dollars to retire bonds and improve lines and equipment. The road, with 22x miles of main track and large rolling stock, is seen as valuable with strong traffic potential. Other items note the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad receivership ending, a fast mail service expansion to the Pacific, and bridge and rail developments across Canada and New England, plus local transit and sports notes.
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Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
Boseton
Chicago
First Consolidated
Neall
Indianapolis Journal
Ohio and Mississippi
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company
Drummond
United States
Lovebock
Douglass
St. John
St. John River
New Brunswick
Michigan Central
Niagara River
Intercolonial
New Brunswick Railway
Rau
Osceola Mining Reelects Officers as Debt Plan Advances
The Osceola mining company reelects Joseph W. Clark as president and A S Bigelow as secretary and treasurer. Delinquent stock from Massachusetts and New Mexico, about 300000 shares, is bought in to reduce debt and resume work. Six major bondholders agree to accept stock for their bonds. New York stockholders discuss Colorado Coal and Iron proxies. both sides campaign for influence. Reports from Pewabis and Huron mines describe drifting and drilling results with copper finds varying by level and shaft, and progress on the new head mill.
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Osceola Mining Company
Joseph W.clark
A.S. Bigelow
Tre Turer
Massachusetts and
New Mexico
For Inc
New York
Colorado Coal and Tron Company
Delmonico’s
Coal and Iron
Messrs. Lovejoy
Aimer
Vivan
Pewabis
Haron
Vivian
Huron
Nominations for Second Assistant Assessors and Police Orders
The committee on assessors presents a candidate list for second assistant assessors with incumbents starred. Police orders announce appointment of patrolmen to divisions, transfers, and a registry of deeds duty. Fire department changes include engine and hose company reorganizations, promotions, transfers, and new foreman assignments.
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Albion Adams
Charlestown
Martin B. Kimball
Robert J. Gallagher
Octavis Donnell
William E. Delano
Engine Company 27
District 2
George F. Titus
Engine Company No. 4
Forman
Engine Company No
Boseman Patrick FE. Keyes
Engine Company No. 22
W. A. Rathburn
Engine Company No. 6
John F. Ryan
Engine Company No. 26
William H. Gay
Engine Company No. 5
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