The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-29
IsCELLANEOTS STOCKS.
MARKET NOTES.

Money still rules the market and that
is why the bulls have things easy.
Opinion is universal that there vii
be movement in money downward
next week, although money is not al
all likely to become easy for some TING
to come
Brokers rather regarded money rates
as an attempt by banks to maintain an
unnecessarily high rate, and there was
considerable criticism
The ST. Paul net increase for Septana-
Der was smaller than had been ex-
pected.
A prominent official of the L. & N.
says thai the roads traffic has not suf-
fered fren. the outbreak of yellow fe-
yer.
C., B. & Q. passenger earnings for
August amounted to 1913, 444, an in
crease OF $1S,603; freight earnings, 49,
OO5,3z6 increase $243,046: mail and mis-
cellaneous, 1914, 1872, increase $37,41S.
j. s. Bache & Co.-As regards the
gold Imports. it all depends on the
TraRsvaal situation.
An important electric vehicle conces-
sion has been granted by the city gov
ernmcnt OF Mexico to Charles L. Seager
OF New York, who acts for the Electric
vehicle company. The concession is for
complete public coach service of the
lates pattern, to run through the prin-
cipal streets and in the populous sub
urbs of the capital
A Milwaukee dispatch saws that the
taIk N the mining country is that the
ot: Eaul viii take the Copper Range
railroad when it is completed The road
will lie built to a connection with the ST
Paul before winter sets in, and viii be
IN good shape for business next year.
Rhode Island men have organized the
lhiercolomal Copper company. to de-
Velop promising mines at Dorchester
view brunswick. Ex-Governor Ladd is
presluent, with other prominent genrle-
men in the directorate. and Boston of
noes are at No. 307 Exchange building
contrary to expectation. the Bank Of
england rate of discount was not ad-
Vanced today, remaining at 31b ner
cent. Proportion of reserve to liability
is 4St per cent, against 51.6 per CERT
last week, and AS per cent year ago
Bulllon il the Bank of England de-
creased &l12.OO0 for the week.
ne directors of the United States
Leather company are no nearer a de-
clslon on their financial plans than they
were weeks ago There are several
pans now before the directors Zach
mas it's strong friends. and as no ore
seems inclined to give way, it is h1r5
TO tel what the outcome will be.
mere Is well defined rumor in cir
culation that $4,000, 900 French gold hos
peen engaged for import. Caref,,I in
quiry fails to find confirmation Of ~.
report. 4Oii VI lHe
ABOUT nifty members of the Nationa II
6 1 CASHIERS association of Maesa-
cnusetts met at the Quincy house, Bos-
ton last night, and discussed the actior.
Oh the New York banks in levyine a tax
on country clearings from this SAT-
after dlnrer the committee on clearing
mouse pans made a report. and recon-
nlehded the adoption of resolutions "a
the erect that as the checks cost fbe
New YORK banks nothing, thew shonil
not make charge for collection. tbat
thc National Bank Cashiers assoaia !.
con OF Massachusetts do not feel ;lnda,,
any opllgatlop to make any permanent
agreement to remit at par for cheici.E On
,,. a charge is made by New York
banks % tnat the committee confer win
the boston Clearing House associa tion
regarding these resolutions, and renuee-
lls assistance. A committee, composed
OF ,. w. Holmes, president of the as'
s0clation, and E. B. Hatch of West
NeWton' was appointed to confer win
the New York Clearing House. ana So
rule. u tlie