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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-20
CITY NOTICES.
| CITY NOIICES.
|rHE CrrY OF SEATTLE-Clty Treas
uYw,s Notice.
Notta = hereby given that the 9TH an

uYx's Notice.
sssis , hereby given that the 9Th an
nuai las4ament of local Improvement
tsssnes "a 81 for the Improvement OF
last Sfstef, In the City Of Seattle. from
- Egssh li1e Of ksnton Hill Addition
y Meujngfen avenue. under the pro-
ssaas u ordnance No. 3.5iT. which pro-
MIS- fSs the Improvement Of said street
u4diHg the same and constructing
Hxssiks on both sides thereof. and pro-
MIG Tar the payment therefor in In
ExsAeex and establishing a fund for
- nyment by the levying and eoiIec-
~ 4 tp<ciai assessments upon the prop
~ lenefted by the Improvement, and
pH4Eg FOR the issuance of bonds as
n1Haeed by an act Of the legislature
= State OF Washington, approved
M IN. tssS. and under the provisions
Msnance No; s,sas, approved May 7th.
~ y anne nded by ordinance No. 3,tto.
qEfed July 18th. 1854. and the City
qsw a. amended and now in force,
qsen duly certified to me for coiiec-
md the respective sums therein
0pd aac levied against each parcel
tAN OF land. and part thereof. ia said
eESn n payment of such instailment
Isn1ia unpaid. and the same. Including
e NnHt on the whole amount charged,
~ y paid on or before the 18th DAY of
sseFsry isss. Unless payment be made on
81 hsssiiment on or before ths 18th day
|a fafaAry. 1899. the same shall become
|easqssni and shall bear interest at thu
|ns q per cent. per annnm, until paid,
|ns not paid before said time. penalty
u sse CD per cent. shall be added. and
y Fms delinquent shall be entered on
= aaaaal tax roll for the current year
sasH each lot and parcel OF land, and
~ thereof. 80 delinquent, and with the
ssssWs AMI penalty shall be collected as
xssf tRxss. together with such additional
n Man las 4.
aAsHed and collected on other deliu-
80 tsses, and each lot or parcel OF land
kHnaaent shall hs sold for tho amount
ssrh assessment, with interest. pen
~ Ind costs. TIA tho manner provided by
A. II. FoOTE.
sar Treasurer Of tina City az SeattIs
sts Of LIST publication. January 18th.
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PORTLAND. Jan. is-wheat was very
quiet again today although IL was report
ed thai mills having LIBERAL -Four ordsrs
On hand were I'm the market ~ nSATcs
siigatly IN excess 81 prices quoted hy ex-
porters, which were sc fer Haila and slV
&c for valley and hlQestera-
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ETIrE TO NOTICE Is
nssay given that tho poil Books ~ the
ssssai voting ufeelncts OF the CITY OF
essis.e. for the year Isa. are now In the
ssSs OF the City Comptroller and es-
szsesa City Clerk, in the City Hall OF
10 city. and that sha same are now
so laf the registration Of voters. and
" Citizens Of safa city are hereby mo-
I'D saat they can register at said of
WILL III, PARRY.
~ snnptrclseF and ex-cificic City Clerk
e TIE CITY of Seattle.
y sx's OF first publication January IL
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WATER 'FRONT.' NOTES.

sfes-ssr Progress GOT - aaa fass nisht
with n eaeNo ~ siaek uiamoas esai for
aa~ FrsHctsr1.
~@e9rf improvements are SEINE yraSe ~
Yssier Yyaarr san heavy fTsfphfirm - m
past Year wearing ire p!anksns consider
ably.
pNrefzsstsr 2anfs efssg - fne Pacific
CaasF Steamship fienhWaHY. geitf probably
~ sent north IN another trip WITHIN n
saA DAYS
Eseeuu er f4n4nag Eral ayf5ssa reHte--
sAv morning fsnTa astoria ard rrsesesiest
20 tie bur kers - faae 90 cargo - coal
far q Y@snFs frtsl
Collier fsesA aNw sebfc84 his asEl taking
.s<.nf fern @s.zstEe - AR FRA ne{sTs ar
rsysH esgs the seusss yesterday aas5 pro-
s,ssp4ssss 81 Tarssf- 8 tess8e Ske all shke en-
: cargo Tor a. u .ssgs sets EfNeseg Ts4s Lee
sarew - raskgnx the Maxk1navsss fEn
sesslss thaf sesss3 IL T@pssrtHg.
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III 5RhASURER'S NOTICE The FOL.
pssax warrants will be paid upon presen-
aues 81 the city treasurer's off1c~. Inter
On said warrants Will eeasa At the
ssisssien Of nffeen days from thu data
sAe hrst publication OF this notice.
tAlaEhaa street. ordinance No. s.pS7 war
as1 Scs. 81 20 Ss Inclusive, Blaneh-
~ street ordinance No. aero, warrants
~ - $50. pa: Isenora street. ordinance
~ AAH. warrant No sis
A III. FooTE
ny Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle.
ne u nrst publication. January 18TH.
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SAN FRANCISCO Markets.



SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. is.-wheat Is
lower. sample market quiet. buyers being
Indifferent Barley Is lower and very quiz
et. There 10 fair demand for oats. but
the market is not as strong as IL has been
OF late. Spot quotations were:
FYour-Net cash for family extras AI5
o.. =. bakers extras. S.svsI4
Wheat--Shipping. Slo for No !, and
LISA
Barley-Feed. sl25; brewing, nominal
Oats oass-po s., TO ss,f fats aa. , good 1t, to
gray. N.&ari IS; milling, si.5egeiss: Sur
prise. 81. 33assfsa 20. black, for seed, $loos5
I.s5. red. S.5S4iss
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, S4s4: barley. GEN.
tails. 2.oso, oats. centaks, SO; beans, sacks
So: corn Eastern sacks, i30; potatoes
20; bran. sacks, loo; hay. tons. $50: wool
bales. 81: hides, number $780, quicksilver.
TASKS. A; wine. gallons, S.6oo, brandy.
gallons. 1900.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-weak: May. sL157s
Barley-Not quoted.
corn-Large yellow. clio.
Wooi--spring, Nevada. iospi2isc: Eastern
northern mountain. suloc; mountain
lambs. 7asc: San joaquin plains. easc:
Humboldt and Mendocino, agile.
Hops-Irop OF 1885, i3II1c-
AosQ ~ neat
Cash wheat-$i-i 21z.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Millstuffs- Middiings. SEGA; bran. xaO 50
al 70 per ton.
Hay-Wheat, u45aais; wheat ard oat.
$ia. 5O4f7; best barley, si3sf14: alfalfa. SIC
0i3: straw. per bale. s0I95c.
vegesables-Eariy Rose potatoes. seq
81; river Burbanks. 9scQ$l.l9; Oregop Bur-
banks, lQlS; sweet potatoes, 81 56sf. Is;
garlic. egse; green peas, sgsc; string
q eggplant. I2ix4i5c; chilli green peppers.
3ll5c. mushrooms. 2lf75c per box.
Fruits-Choiee apples. 81: common APP
pies, soc. oranges. naveis. 81. ysl2 20; Mex
lean lines repack ss5017; common Cali
fornia lemons. 75cG$i Is: choice California
lemons. si.50u2. bananas, $l-2s42O per
bunch: p!neapples. s3af@5o
onds, 22Ge4c; fancy dairy, &c, do seconds,
1Sd2ic; picked. isI2ec; ,irkin. lS9isc
Cheese-New. HxI1gi1c: California
cream cheddar. limlae: Young America. i2
@l3c; Eastern. l21s0istxc: Western IaQ
l2iac
Eggs-store. sgslc: fancy ranch. 32assc:
Eastern ieismisl9.
Poultry-Turkey gohblers. IeGlsc: tur-
key hens. la1i3c; old ROSTERS. SOS. n:
large broilers. s6ff3 flyers ss5Is %: hens
tsIe5o: geese. s. per pair: old pigeons, 81
per dozen; young pigeons, $2412.
Exchange.
Sterling on. London. sixty days, s4sss
sterling on London. sight. 81 ssh.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. 5ass Drafts-Sight is
Mex cols ..<7i.sft'%.i Telegraph !. .. ia
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SEATTLE wnEAr MARKET.

WhsAs-Iayke. unchanged: export Nc.
Club. Se. Nc. tiuxsssm, &c: milling. NO.
club. Sic. Nc bsuss.am- Sc
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COTTON MARKETS.


new OrIe0A0.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 1a-Cotton-Mar-
ket steady; middling. s 7-fsc.
New York.
| NEW YORK. jan is.-Cotton-Market
firm; msddling 6isc
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WASHINGTON. Jan. is-The condition
OF re treasury shows.
Available cash balance ........... .tsal ISs. ia
God reserve ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ a.ss9
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SYNopSIa

Seattle Local Report Maximum temper
ature. ~ degrees; minimum. Is: mean, IS.
W Gather. cloudy and rainy. rainfall. % u
an inch.
GEORGE n. SALISBURY.
Section Director. Weather Bureau.
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Mining stocks.


BOSTON. jar. - -S10sirZ:
Or Short lane Is iButts se Mon -. sszs
Bos Mon ISL iFsrrpts 80. $50. -
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THE sseAxsrr farEEo - he safest srf
rs<sr srA % the Sg.ess snd sastezt steam
sws On the AzA ia f@zsIs. VIII ieAvs
Ysxs~r whArs ssnsxas ~ p. ~. Aiaskx
gsssassfslss Company. eos1sF 1es.ex eza
Ezxxt ageGus.
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Receipts ana Shipments.
Dairy Products,

Dairy Pr0ducts.
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy. Creamery. IsQlsc.
dairy, ilGfIsc.
Esgs-Duii. Fresh, lsszc
Cheese-Cnchanged
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Missouri Pacific .,. ....... 1aeao
Northern Pacific -. -.......-.. 81 10
Northern Pacific preferrex -.......-.. II 80
hook Island ......-.....-....-.....-.a % SO
rrs0r par4sic ........--.......-. 1N9
Cnion pas~,~~ preferred s..-..... tkgsx
acs.sh herr Railway $50 .-.-.... - 20
Southern Railway preferred ISO
WABASH preferred .-. ...... 80
Pxu<r ...........-..--...-. 10
American Tobacco ...... ......-..... ss-1
Fedora. Steel go .................. 80
Federal Steel preferred ......., 10
Peoples Gas ...--...........l 80
B.o0kiyn Transit - ........... q 20
American scxar - ,.......-...-. - 90
Tennessee CoAA and Iron ID
L~athe. preferred - ....... IS 90
Euh5er - ......~........ 5E6
Western Uaion . .....,.-..... 40
81 Louis Southwestern preferred 800
Cnlcaxo Great Western ....,..... ass
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pTRgT-gF.As9 table S'no.e luncheon a,
Rasnsev-fiFaui hctel. s@ssFsa 81 main din
les rrafysm ss.~n ~ e'~'sP~% s@fS7 Ea~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-20

The stock ExcAange.

NEW YORK, Jan. lss-Tae stock mar
kst was strong and active al day except
for realizing movement around DEW
cry hour when prices receoed about
point Ia many stocks, but toward tas
close picked up sharply ana the CLOSING
Was strong with material net gzins IN al
the ieadinx shares. The volume OF hus.-
ness was above the million share marx
and London. after being seller for q
long time today. reversed her position aad
purchased about 500 shares borrowing
the example OF the imperial hank OF Ger
maay the Bank Of England reduced It's
rate OF discount.
Easy money conditions here was an
other factor In the confidence shown to-
day. TIE Changers made new high record
prices for the current movement and the
average price Of active shares was also
the highest. The strong London tone
encouraged a high opening here and as
there was large accumulation OF buying
orders over night the short interests
We're compelled To retreat In many stocks.
There was heavy realizing At the adj
vance. bat the stocks sold were well taken
and the marae. broaaened out. The
greatest activity and strength Was shown
by Manhattan. Burlington. ST Paul. Su-
preferred and Sorihern and Union Pa
cifes. The advance In Sugar was credit
ed TO a rounding up Of the shorts. The
advance in Burlington seemed to be ac-
cepted as meaning that something was
under consideration in regard to the rec
funding scheme although negotiations
under way were said 10 apply to the issue
OF only small amount OF bonds The
interests concerned were non-committal
and there was no definite development one
way or the other.
There was an advance In most Of the
Gould properties. some Of which have
been inactive OF late. Manhattan rising
a.. and Missouri Pacific points.
Among the Investment stocks New York
Central rose IL.
TIE bond market showed relatively more
activity than the stock speculation mark
ed advances We're scored all around with
the undertone aggrexsively strong. United
States tves advanced = 10 the bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money ON cali, 2g3 per cent: last loans.
per cent; prime mercantile paper so
81 per cent: sterling exchange firm with
actual business in bankers blu at s4s4%
44@ for demand and at 81 s2ala s. for 81
days: posted rates, 81 sgt Ssss and ASH;
commercial bills, s. s2ai4s2i4: silver cer-
tis1eates. ssiaGSoirc; bar silver, 5eis us6c;
Mexican dollars, &7ssc: government bonds,
nrmer; state bonds. inactive; railroad
bonds. strong.
A.
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Meats, Provisions and Fish.
Vegetables.

Potatoes ttuhbnxf White river FAIRY
Rose. Ss: White River Eurbsuks. siSsT&a.
Island Early Rose stsafis Island White
SIS, Yakima. 81. sweet potatoes. Sss
sac rer To- native stisersktG onions rsks ssAs
per issa lbs. Oregon amt Yakima silver
skins. tHih.c: e~ets, = per sack. carrots.
sssssssS. per sack. rtteaaEgas ssAc PEP sack.
surp.Kss g. per sack cabbage II. 0ttec.
rarsrstfss sAss41f per sack Sa1li~owsF sS
sisl per dozen: horsrradish. Sc. garlic, -.
celery ssssocr per doasn: dollhouse lettuce.
ssss pAc pxg aoxsn
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Jan H. IEs
exchanges ~ the Seattle Tacoma Srsr,-
Rare and Portland clearing houses today
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Fruit.

Green Fruit Ueaasng1 Oranges.
seedlings. sl@5<*lSs, nsse.& sss@s.
hax: e<oAing apples. As3ssAc per hexs
sssAsaaaas. si&.. pes hsacas eyaBeerries, So
per Ok. s. per h3x. California white fsgs.
LAYERS 1919 box. ss.@. tA-!A carton
sstx IS. California black ags, Alb Noxe.
s. Il. smyrna nss. ~ per ~ nex dates
gsss&.c: sweet apple cider. 40 Ter gallon.
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Wneat--No spring. s-SSsao; No. ;
spring. Gis<Jsai.c; No. 2 red. Tic.
Corn-So. E. Sc
oass--No. 2. &c: No. white. aAc. No. .
white. ssu%a.c
Rse-No. & ssAsS57c.
Rariey--No. :. NgSsc.
Ftaxseed-No. /, TIA.
Timothy seea-f'rsme. saEfsA
Mess pork-Per barrel, s. ss3s g
Iaro-Per -oo pounds. $S-ssss.S-l..
ssies-Shogt ribs Qcoset. sa7oQ4&
Shoaldefs-Dry salted tksoAssil, 4i.G4ssc
sldes-Sncrt clear (boxesi1 s. legs Is.
Whsky-Dsstliiers' finished goods, Per
gallon. N..s.
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I.uu.srr and building Materials.

Eenss-SssspNStor qualify. ssy II Ne I Sc.
yssye e. Fuerchantaa5s nr, 5ssk. =. No.
rnaAr ES.ss cssraHsan Ies NJ, sega 3D. spruce
sass IS 80 -~<fzr sh&s &c belts, s. &zs9 sA
kTr lam Ser~- Rough s. sAsSk agsssa. SAY
fz7zA orr or tva Sis : - as8 e inches
" sga ssss ~ .emEsAS - - - feet, esssei&s
iemxt1ss 5ae Ter VI extra. es2e-tsscSs sssssa-
gasssS: al Verts-AS grain. Il ser NJ extra.
F'eor4ag. Crossed ara snsssssa. slsss1
stocks hSNsrsss. s-Ssaeh. SAf4s tssngh. s. go
u ~ fs,ssea sSss5s F~t1Eg&E No er
s-ssseA nnssa 81 Ns. : s. - Ssssagss
russsc 60 sncp sttls&s weAgat sssss RS. III
at KTr tsrns-@x $3.50 ss5 SesatliaE%
.oArn. s. &aAz3ss = = I h &4ss*xsA. =
tsS..s IEax sssAr9s Es-snra aae ap- ssa
w.ssasssstoa Red Cedar Iscnaisss~- ssessss.
sSs.&. aexei ss2sns assrat 10 Is. sltss
iAse, ev4srx. @sAhss. SSs- J. asa y ~
sneh 80 Us. Me- : AsfA s~sszsA -
shS sfsFse. wasnSsssssnS. stezs - rss>tsc sss
- a. saan@ssss ss~-@. s1&as@y3 s%4zxssss
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r~ssrt-w Efwsest ysew~ss r~r4s-w
far "a. ss.ssE = ~sss- q wa, -FssS 80
'asy ~ 81 81 81
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
The GENERAL MARKET.

Reports of serious damage to winter
wheat are coming from many sources,
and although some allowance must be
made for the usual exaggerations and
the lack of complete data thus early in
the season, there is doubtless some basis
for the reports. To systems like the
Burlington, chiefly in the corn belt, the
wheat damage is only an incident
The corn has not yet been planted.
Weather conditions may delay sowing
several weeks. but a greater acreage
than usual is anticipated
A Boston business man who has Just
returned from New York, says that the
Waldorf. the present financial centre,
is crowded with men from every sec
ton of the country having financial bo-
nanzas Of every description that they
are anxious to sell There are mining
schemes galore, motor patents and
every sort Of industrial venture. With
the speculative excitement the plenti-
tude of available funds and the press
ure Of promoters, the country will be
scramble as England witnessed before
Barnato's fall President H H. Vree-
land Of the Metropolitan Street Rail
way Company said Of the air power.
soon to be applied TO his road: 1.-THE new
system is out of the experimental stage,
and am confident Of its complete sue
cess. All that hinQars our opening the
route is the construction of the com
pressor. This will be finished and ready
for operation in about two weeks. The
new power house is practically COM
pleted, and the new cars need only the
power equipment" -.. - .---.
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MARKET NOTES.

Russell Sage denies that negotiations
are on for a sale of Manhattan to the
metropolitan road, and w. c. Whitney
corroborates it.
Boston Electric Light Company has
declared a quarterly dividend of $3.50,
payable April Is. New England Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company will
pay Sl.50 per share May Is. Reece But
tonhoie Machine Company will pay a
quarterly dividend Of 3 per cent April
The committee Of the Central Mas
sachusetts have reached no decision
yet on the lease question. They have
held some long discussions with Mr..
Whipple and Judge Dunbar, attorneys
for the complaining stockholders. But
the matter may not be settled for some
time
Boston men have obtained practical
control Of the zinc market Of the world
by the purchase Of Missouri properties,
that with those already held, give 6
per cent Of the total output.
In Mondays market Boston and
Lake Superior copper was bid for at
u. u 1-2 was asked and bid for 1000
shares.
Boston and Lake Superior copper
mining stocks are beginning to attract
attention in the market. Frederick G.
Chandler, room 529. state Mutual
building, is the local agent for the sale
Of these stocks, as viii be observed by
the advertisement In the financial col
umns Of The Spy. As the advertisement
reads-"it is one Of the best Of the new
companies.
A first dividend Of eighty per cent
will be paid in liquidation TO sharehold-
ers Of the Lincoln National Bank Of
Boston, on presentation OF their GER
tlncates at the Central National Bank,
al Devonshire street. on or after April
20 1899.
with the exception of the Letter
prices a year ago, wheat is several
cents a busheI higher than for any cor
responding date since 1893, in which
year il closed the month Of April
around Tic q bushel
International Power company stool
opened yesterday at IS. sold up 10 s9S
and closed at SO bid and 81 asked.
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down 95a on liquidation induced by the
combination of the rival companies.
Talk OF a brisker state Of hostilities
in the trade war left Sugar points
down. The suit to restrain the Brook
lyn Transit from leasing a formal ri
val traction company, together with re-
ali2ing on Brooklyn Transits large adj
vance caused the stock to ease off three
points The iron and steel shares end
ed irregularly changed with Federal
and American Wire down sharply. In
ternRtional Paper lost g.. Excepting
The eoalers which rose in some instanc-
es materially, the general railway list
showed little change.
The Changers were fractionally off.
Among the specialties to display
strength were Rubber Tin Plate Leath-
er preferred, Continental Tobacco and
Long Island the two last named ris-
ing 3 and I points respectively. An adj
vance in plug tobacco prices was said
to be a reason for the rise in CONT,
mental Tobacco. By some confusion
the views of the stock exchange trad
ers were inclined TO make much of the
crop prospects, the advices from the
grain regions being mixed as usual at
this season Of the year
The impression was rather general
that much liquidation had come from
active interests but there was no Ger
tainty but that part Of their former
holdings had been repurehased at
lower level
Being uncertain as 10 the immediate
position of large speculative interests
was cause of some OF the commission
house selling. In some quarters stocks
were still tenaciously held
Call money continued firm and rang
ed from to g. with most of the bust
ness at the higher figure. The dealings
for the day exceeded a million shares
and the market left off weak not far
from the lowest. General improve
ments resulted from todays bond OBJ
erations. Total sales, S4,le5 900. Il, S.
old As coupon advanced
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05

IN THE CoPPERs.

Mr. Farrell, VINO has recently resign
ed from The presidency Of the Parrot
mine, having sold his stock to the
STANDARD OIL interests. has accepted the
presidency of the United Verde
Extension, adjoining the ia
mouse United Verde. Mr.. Far
rel says: with a shaft sunk and
smelter works capable of working l20
tons Of ore per day the mine Will yield
200 lbs OF copper per ton OF ore, which
would be 24000 lbs. per day. or for one
year yielding 100000 lbs, which, when
the market price Of copper is only ll1a
cents per ID, a net prpoft Of S12 cents
per ~ will be realized. which equals
S612. 900 per annum'
There were large buying orders cabl-
ed from Europe yesterday to purchase
Mayfiower These orders came from a
specialists in copper shares, who is con-
nected with one Of the greatest bank
ing houses in the world, which always
has made a speciality of mining shares,
not only in this country. but in Next
co and South Africa One of the larg--
est stockholders in the Maydower has
had important foreign connections for
a long time, and he considers the pro-
perty one of the best in Lake Superb
or.
r. r. Kinds, receiver OF the Boston &
Montana mine, appointed by the court
in the litigation to prevent transfer of
the property to the New York corpora
ton of the same name, was arrested
Sunday in the attempt to take possess
sion, but was released on his own re-
cognizance. Now suit for contempt
Of court would seem to be In order and
the distruct judge has been ordered by
the supreme court to hear a motion for
discharge of the receiver today in
stead Of Friday the date named by the
district Judge. His report and another
says that Mr.. Heinze will enter suit
for a receivership of the Anaconda in
order to delay the mines participation
in the so-calIed Standard Oil combina-
tom of conner ninaa
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
Ia MARKET ELSEWHERE.

New York. April 4.--Stock trading to-
DAY was very sensitive and moved If
regularly. after wild and high open
ing for many stock. .realizations Of ac-
tive interests and depressing efforts on
the part Of professionals tended TO pro
duce recessious particularly in the aC-
tive specialties which Of late have at
tanned the largest advances. The traf-
fic AGREEMENT between Third Avenue
and Manhattan produced a large ad-
vance ia both of those properties at
the opening, Third Avenue rising and
Msnhattan 3 points.
This brought about extensive realiz-
ing and the stocks gradually receeded.
Third Avenue losing on the day and
Msnhattan half as much. Metropolitan
lost 81 although at one time II was