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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15

The American Incandescent Lighting
Company has been incorporated in
Trenton, capital S2,000,000 of common
stock. One of the incOrporators is au-
thority for the statement that capital
lists interested in the Standard Oil Com
pany are back of it. The purpose IS to
deal with new method of incandes-
cent gas lighting, of which the compa-
ny has entire control under patents ana
rights. 1t proposes TO go into the
branch of the gas lighting industry on
a very extensive scale throughout the
entire country The result claimed for
the new light is an increased consump-
ton of gas the relative proportion OIL
air and gas being as four to one.
The directors of the company are
Albert c. Burrage of Boston, Henry A.
Norton of Boston, Charles H. Dickey
of Baltimore and Kenneth *. McLaren
of Jersey City.
The buying of Manhattan was re-
ported by Wall street house as so
persistent as to indicate attempted
purchase of control by some large in
terest. There was no verifcation or
the surmise, however The new stock
was delivered Thursday and it is SAID
that about IS per cent of the stock ac-
cepted the rights.
There was some talk on the street
about the attempt TO break the OeulIdi
Massachusetts lease. 1t is purely le-
gal point, whether the lease executed
bv the preferred stock, without any &C
ceptance by the common, is good. The
interesting point is that the preferred
stock is making common cause with
the common to get the road out OF the
Names hands. The committee say, IL
they succeed, they have customer Tor
the property on better terms than they
are receiving. They do not say Whom,
but it is believed TO be the Fitchburg.
The annual meeting of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad VIII
be held in Chicago June Z.
At the annual meeting Of the South-
ern Pacific Railroad Company or Cali
fornia, the following named directors
were elected: c. P. Huntington, Thos.
II. Hubbard, George Croker, H. E.
Huntington, c. G.. Lathrop, Russell }.
Wilson, F. S. DoUty, c. e. Green and
n. T. Smith.
THERE'S no special change to note in
the market for copper. Holders are
very firm, and producers realize that
the market continues to shape itself in
their favor.
The Boston stock exchange has
placed on the regular list the British
Columbia Copper Company.
The Elevated is experimenting with
new forms Of trucks in order to inn
prove its equipment and overcome
wheel slipping on grades, which cause
considerable trouble during the winter
season.
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(Howard, Crosby & Co.'S Boston letter.
Wheat opened strong and higher this
morning, but met realizing sales that
brought a quick reaction; the loss was
afterwards recovered on Thoman's bad
crop report then sold off again on the
heavy Argentine shipments, and also on
account of the predicted frost for Kansas
last night not putting in its appearance.
1t is generally cooler in the west today,
but it is not freezing, and rain was noted
in some sections heretofore complaining
of drOuth
The market was very irregular all the
morning, the weakness towards the close
being on account of heavy sales of May,
which scalpers attributed to n. w. ac-
count, but which was said by insiders to
represent offerings for a well known Chi
cago elevator concern. Liverpool opened
1 d. higher and closed steady at 5s d. adj
vance. Paris markets were up and sea-
board clearanceS small. Thoman says.
THE condition of winter wheat in the
surplus producing states east of the Rock
les declined 10 p. c. since April LIST, and is
1916 lower than year ago"
Argentine shipments for the week, O.
432 900 bushels. A small decrease is likely
in the visible supply Monday. The stock
market opened steady, and was less active
in the early dealings than has recently
been the case; considerable irregularity
was shown at first but after the early
transactions the market showed a hard
ening tendency London reported Ameri
cans as easy at about New York parity.
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fridays Stock Market
Dull and Feature
less.
C0PPERS ARE FIRM.
Boston & Montana Wants
No More of
Receivers.

The announcement of the Boston
and Montana's victory in the litigation
over the receiyership, gave rise 10 the
expectation of rise in copper shares.
But the market failed to respond in
very enthusiastic way.
Montana itself gained l, to S15, reced-
ing to 81; Butte rose g. to 49, falling
back to 90, with a 21a rise in Centennial,
TO As followed by recession to "A, Utah
got up IA, to 46l2, and held well; Far
rot rose 21a, to 5512; Arcadian 2, to 40,
with recession TO So. Others made slight
changes. Planters Compress rose 8, to
l5l. The notable features in Boston
trading was the strength of home rail-
road shares. New Haven gained more,
10 215 Albany held firm, a 252, and
Maine gained y. to H. Maine Central
hardening ~. 10 1872. The market be
came narrow in the afternoon but it
held firm as a rule.
Good support developed in the onen-
ing dealings for much the same stocks
which were conspicuous in Thursday $
rise. Manhattan gained and Brook
Ign Transit a point, aluvough quoted
eX-rights. Metropolitan was pushed up
points. Other shares showed slight
changes either way. and the dealings
lacked the snap that characterized yes
terday's movement. While the market
in general aspired to a higher level tle
gains We're not uniform, some of the
specialties rising points or more
while the more active railways scarce
ly ranged as much as y between high
est and lowest. A Concerted drive
against the specialties encountered mt
tie opposition, and the previous gains
We're eradicated by noon. Railroad
stocks lost ground in sympathy, but
showed a degree of resistance 70 the
selling movement. There was little do
ing in bonds, which We're maintained
Well at about Thursday nights level
AS a whole, it was a duh and almost
featureless market.
The following quotations We're made
ON the Boston exchange yesterday on
stocks held in Worcester and Vicinity:
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FOR SALE
A SAFE COPPER PROPOSITION.
Arizona and Texas Consolidated Con-
per Company.

This company owns, absolutely free of
all encumbrance, a rich group, embrace
ing property situated in the Great Copper
Belt" equal to GA L. S. mineral claims of
which the Brazos-Verde- Iona Blanco
Hecla-Knoll. Permian, Mansfield, Mount
Anaconda, Washington and New Calumet
leads, have been extensively developed
and proved. ,'''-'
For the purpose of construction and
equipment, and for necessary funds for
other properties to be acquired. a lin
tied number Of shares may be had at SIS,
SIS.
Money invested in this enterprise means
a safe Investment, substantial dividends
and greatly enhanced value of shares in
the near future.
A. A. MEYER & co, 26 Equitable build
ing. Boston, or WHITE & STOCKWELI4,
405 Main st, Worcester.
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In The COPPERs.

The wild opening expected in the
copper shares yesterday morning did
not materialize, despite the fancy"
and fake" prices reported to have
been bid on the curb Thursday.
The opening was firm. however.
Nearly every broker. however. had sell
orders in the copper shares, and within
the first half hour prices had reacted.
On curb. Elm River sold at II, and
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THE COTTON MARKET

closed steady stead p Apri H. $40: ON Nav uY S74
June, 5.79; July, 5.S4; August 5S3; Sep
TENDER 5.Sl; October, 5S3; November
5.S4; December. SIS; January, 5.92; Feb
ruary, SIS; March, GOO.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

New York. April "A - Money on call
steady, 3d5.; last loan, ). Prime mer-
camille paper 31aQ4h. Sterling exchange
steady, 4S6l2 for demand and 4.S0A412 for
90 days. Posted rates, 4.S5l204. S6l2 Com
mercial bills 4S3412. Silver certificates.
6J12. Bar silver. $50. Mexican dollars,
41a4. Government bonds weak. State
bonds weak. Railroad bonds firm.
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INTENSE COPPER ORE BODIES IN SIGHT.

through these claims
ledge at
There SO
miles
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MONEY TO LOAN on furniture, personal
property, collateral securities; rates 1J5
per cent per month for first-class loans
Worcester Collateral Loan Association
State Mutual building, room 635 Charles
=. Durham, treasurer.
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The Boston and British Columbia
Copper Mining and Smelling Company
100000 Shares, Par Value $1,000 Per Share, Fully
Paid and NOn.ASSeSSable.
NO PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Maine
Company the
Copper Mines
all
The is
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''Up She Goes y

Now if you have your order in to scalp
one cent net profits and reinvesting on
breaks" you are making small profits
frequently, and, being always on the
Tong" or buying side, are never in a po-
"long' or buying side, are never In a posi-
ton to get caught short, but, on the con-
trary are liable to profit largely by an
overnight advance, We believe wheat is
going up but whether it does or not, YOU
can make money by this plan. Send for
our free book explaining.
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BANKS.
COUNTY :
FOR S

INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS.
No. IS Foster Street, Worcester
Chartered February, 1925
Deposits put on interest the first of
each quarter.
Business hours: to a, except satur-
day, 8 to 1.
STEPHEN SALISBURY, President.
CHARLES A. CHASE, Treasurer.
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Il Is Possible

TO make big money on wheat, even If the
market does not advance materially. II is
done in this way: Wheat never stands
still, but is always "zigzagging," up today
and down tomorrow; perhaps it may
only fluctua.te half cent a bushel per-
haps a whole cent or more, regulated by
the law of supply and demand until all
of a sudden something happens, like a
war with Germany or a very backward
season or unreasonable weather for the
growing crop, and then while you are
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15

THE STATE SAFE DEPOSIT CO,
New Building. $40 Main ST

New burglar and fire-proof vaults
built recently and equipped with all
modern appliances for security; light
and above ground. Storage vaults for
silver, etc. PRIVATE SAFES for s.
and upwards per year.
A. G. BULLOCK, President.
II. NJ. WITTER, Secretary,
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-MILLBURY SAVINGS BANK
Deposits put on interest the first day
of January, April, July and October.
Bank hours: 8 a. m. to p. M; Sat-
urdays: a. m. to u m.
IRA N. GODDARD, President.
AMOS ARMSBY, Treasurer.
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LOANS NEGOTIATED Inquire Of VIM.
Hart, bank building, Foster ST.
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BAY STATE SAVINGS BANK
476 Main Street.

STATE SAVINGS BANK
476 Main Street.
Deposits put on interest the first day
of March, June, September and Deem
ber
Bank hours; to 4. Saturdays, to
1, 6 to D. m.
RICHARD HEALY, President.
GEORGE McALEER, Treasurer.
THE WORCESTER MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK.
311 M ain st.
Deposits commence interest on the
18th day of January, April, July and
October.
Bank hours: a. m. to 4 p. M; Sat
urdays, 8 a. m. to 1 p. m.
J. EDWIN SMITH, President.
HENRY WOODWARD, Treas.
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RAILRoAD coMPANIEs


New York & New Eng. rs, ex-coupon.1l9
New York q New Eng. IS. ex-couponll4
West End Street Railway 5s~..........l05
American Bell Telephone 4s-.......... 1O3
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Archduke Ernest of Austria is dead.
The April term Of the Minnesota su
preme court has opened.
An attempt was recently made to as
sassinate HOshi Toru. formerly jap
anese minister to the United States.
Mrs. David Lee, an American SO
years old, mother-in-law of General
Count Won Waldersee, is dead at Paris.
The United States ambassador to
Great Britain, Joseph H. Choate, has
almost recovered from his recent indis-
position.
Spanish officers are said to be serving
IN the Filipino rebel army, which ac-
counts for the comparatively good or
ganization of that body.
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CANADIAN GOLD OUTPUT.
Weld Puts the Dominion Fifth
in Amount of Prod uction.

Klondike Yield Puts the Dominion Fifth
in Amount of Prod uction.
MONTREAL, Quebec, April RE
Gently published official figures show
that in 1898, the Canadian gold output
was $13, 700, 600, placing Canada in fifth
place as a gold producing country. OF
the total product, &c. 00, 900 was taken
out Of the Klondike. Official esti-
mates place the output from the
Klondike this year at $50, OOO,-
600 and British Columbia is also ex-
pected to do much better than in pre-
vious years, so that Canadians hope that
Canada will soon be near the top. The
yield of silver is also growing larger
from year to year; in 1897 it was s., $685..
395, supplied chiefly by the British Col
umbia silver mines. The copper output
is now past the 81, 600, 900 mark.
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IOWA FRUIT BULLETIN.
Tender Varieties Damaged to Consider
able Extent.

able Extent.
DIES MONIES, Ia. April 7.-Secretary
Greene Of the State Horticultural
society has issued a statement concern
ing the condition of fruits in Iowa. The
statement summarizes the condition of
fruits as follows: Apples, uninjured:
fruit buds, 80 per cent, tender varieties
showing injuries to the extent Of % to
10 per cent: plums, American type, so
per cent uninjured, domestic and Japan
csc varieties, injury Of % to 80 per cent
to buds and considerable injury to trees:
cherries Of hardness, of Early Rich
mond variety, has 50 per cent of the
buds u%ninjured; peaches largely de-
stroyed: pears injured about IS per zen
in buds, and trees badly damaged.
Fifty per cent of blackberry and rasp-
berry vines reported killed. Grapes have
50 per cent live buds. Strawberries un
covered in bad condition.
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Is A COMPLETE SUCCESS.
The Beigica Antarctic Expedition Eas
Arrived at q Patagonian Port.

Arrived at a P~atagonian Port.
BUENos AYREs, April 6.-The steamer
Belgica, having on board the Degar-
liche Antarctic expedition. has arrived
at Punta Arenas. Patagonia. She was
icebound for two months.
NEW YORK, April 6.-The Brooklyn
Standard Union prints the following
copyrighted cable dispatch dated Mon
tevideo, April 4. signed by DR.. Fred
erick A. Cook, surgeon of the Belgica
expedition:
The Belgica arrived here this morn
ing. All well. Our Antarctic yoyage
has been a complete success. Much
new land in Weddell sea and open
water to the far South discovered. Ac-
tive volcanoes were also seen. come
home direct by early steamer. The
Belgica will not return for another
winter, as originally planned. We lost
men by accident, but none by disease
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Fifty Per Cent Killed.

CHICAGO, April Most Of the Kan.
sas crop advices say that fully 80 per
cent Of the winter wheat has been killed
and will be plowed up. What may be
reaped of the remaining 80 per cent de-
ponds upon the weather from this for
ward. Reports from Southeastern Kan.
sas where soft wheat is raised, were not
SO bad, but much damage is reported
from the Northwestern counties. The
planted last fall was 4, GAG, 900 acres.
or 3 per cent over last year.
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Americana Invited.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Russian
ambassador has l.otlfied the secretary of
state that the Imperial Russian Horti-
cultural society will hold an exhibition
at st. Petersburg from May Z to May
~ in which the United States is invited
to participate. Exhibits will be ad-
mitted duty free on condition of their
being re-exported from Russia, via the
frontier station by which they entered.
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AFTER MINNEAPOLIS MlLLS.
Flour City Capitalists Are Anxious to Sc
cure Control.

cure Control.
MINNEAPoLls, April THE Wash
burn-Crosby company is negotiating for
the purchase of a controlling interest in
the flour mills in Minneapolis now op-
Grated by them and which belong to
the G. c. Washburn FIGURING Mills
company. w. H. Dunwoody af Mime
apolis is in Philadelphia negotiating
with the Fidelity Trust company for
the purchase of a controlling inter-
est in these mills. and it is believed
the deal will be contaminated speedily.
When asked about the report. J.. s.
Bell, manager of the Washburn-C Crosby
company, was reticent about making a
statement, but he was willing to admit
that negotiations for purchase were un-
der way. Mills with a daily capacity
of $4,000 barrels are involved in the
deal.
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Kansas and Nebraska Start the
Season With Less Than Half
Prospect.
California Condition Excellent,
Ohio and Michigan Very
Good.

CHICAGO, April THE Daily Trade
Bulletin publishes a summary of esti-
mates by its correspondents on the area
seeded to winter wheat, and the per-
centage of damage by the unreasonable
weather during the past two months.
The reports show:
East of the Allegheny mountains the
damage was slight, as the crop was
fairly we'll protected by snow; the same
is true Of Ohio and Michigan: in Indi-
ana considerable damage is reported.
while in Southern Illinois the outlook
is very favorable. In Missouri consid-
cradle damage has been sustained. Re-
ports from Kansas are decidedly unfa-
vorable, and the loss in that state is
quite serious. In Texas also. the
damage is larger than gener-
ally anticipated. In the Northern part
Of Kentucky, the crop is in rather good
condition, but in the southern part of
the state. and in Tennessee. the severe
winter weather made inroads on the
growing crop. In Iowa. the loss is
fairly large, and in Nebraska the out
look is decidedly discouraging. In
Wisconsin the damage was rather Sc
rious. In California. the prospects are
excellent. \ summary of the reports
in conjunction with late state reports
indicate that the condition of the win
ter wheat crop of the United States is
not to exceed -. which even on the in
creased acreage. would not produce to
exceed 355, UOO, 900 bushels. to 800. 600. 900
bushels or %, 900. 900 less than last year..
States east of the Rocky mountains
will probably show a shortage of
$4,000, OO9 to 40. 900. 900 bushels
at present outlook, which will
be partly reduced by the in
creased production in California. Seed
ing of spring wheat is decidedly back
ward in Nebraska. Iowa, Minnesota.
South Dakota, North Dakota and in the
Rocky Mountain districts, and the out
look favors a decreased area.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.-Lily Post,
the opera singer is dead of heart failure.
She was taken to the insane asylum on
Monday by her son, who had trouble in
restraining her, as she appeared greatly
excited. On Tuesday she was stricken
with heart trouble, and died peacefully.
She had been the primma donna of sev-
eral operate organizations.
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DAVENPORT, Ia, April Near Co
manche, a., MI. and Mrs. E. C. Lum,
old residents of Comanche, were killed
by being run down by the Northwestern
passenger train, their horse becoming
frightened and throwing them on the
track.
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Eight Hundred Return to Work.

LI1ht HundFed KOtuFn TO W0Fk.
1sHPEMlNa, Msch., April 6.-About
800 men resumed work at the mines. A
mass meeting of union men is in session.
Some favor continuing the strike, others
want to return to work. Many union
men have applied for work.
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Emperor William Of Germany is re-
covering from the severe attack of
rheumatism. which for a week past has
necessitated his remaining part Of the
time in bed.
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, April 6.
HOGS-Market strong and active.
Range of prices. s.. 7O@3. IS.
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged mt Sc. 5O@3.5 so for cows;
s2.W@3.2o for bulls; $4.30@4.3 IS for steers;
S3.So@4.oO for s%tockers; $3.25@3.5 so for
heifers.
SHEEP-Market strong.
Sales ranged at 500 for yearlings; So 40
for lambs.
Receipts: Cattle, 2O): calves, 60; hogs,
1000; sheep, loo.
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Minneapolts Graiu.

MINNRAPOLIs, April 8.
WHEAT-April closed at 70Xc: May,
V9Sc; July. nX@HN No. On Track
No. ! hard, 7lHc; No. I Northern, 701c;
No 2 Northern, 6Skc.
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Sioux City Live Stock.
SIOUy CRY In A.

Sou CITY, Ia, April 8.
HOGS-Market weak to &c lower
Range of prices, $3.5OG3.7O.
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at e4.OO@5.lO for beeves;
g.. OO@+O0 for cows and bulls, mixed;
S3.5OG4.5O for stockers and feeders: So. -
$500 for calves and y~earlings.
Receipts: Hogs, 800; cattle, 400.
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Has Wounded Soldier. on Board.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-General Otis
has cabled the war department that the
transport Sherman has left Manila with
100 wounded soldiers, which included
all that were able to be sent home at
that time,
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, April G.
WHEAT-No. l hard, 73Nc; No. /
Northern, 7OAc; No. 2 Northern, 67Hc;
No. 8, 83Ac. To Arrive-No. l hard, 1870;
No. / Northern, 7ONc. On Track-No. /
hard, 1870: No. / Northern, 7OAc; May,
nAc; July, 72Xc.
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