The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1901, Page 9

TOCKS UPN Advance in Mobile & Ohio Helps the Entire List. DUE TO SOUTHERN DEAL Stee! & Wire and Missouri, Kansas & Texas Good Features. A otrong tone was imparted to the entire Het in the Stock Market to-day by the pronounced buoyancy in Mobile & Ohfo. On the execution of buying orders for 2,000 whares, this stock opened up 4 full points and quickly extended its gain 23-4 per cent. on good support. This strength in Mobile & Ohlo was due to the deal by which Southern Rati way interests acquire! control of the road. Other stocks which benefited in sym- pathy were Stee? & Wire, Rock Island, Southern Pacific and Missouri, Kansas » & Texas preferred. ‘The first named B mtock was up 2 points in the initial deal- ings on a big demand. Rock Island B® did not gain as much, but was in better demand, being bouwit to the ex 4.000 at the opening, Missouri, & Texas preferred was up 1 1-4 on deals ‘of 5,000 4. Southern Pacific was in big demand, but did not yieid to bull pressure sy readily. ' ing broadened out considerably, notable feature was the revival of Interest in usually obscure stocks. Large blocks of these stocks were taken at advancing prices and some of the Morgan Issues were buoyant. Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville common and nreferred rose 6 and 10 points resi tively, and c., C. & St. Louls polats. — Mobile & Ohio soared uy 693-4, and Southern Rallway stocks Missourl Pacitic continued upward. Bonds were firm but aulet. Some stocks which had not figured rominently in the eariler rise were Brought forward during the ufternoon and made substantial gains. Chicago Terminal, ‘s Moines and Ft. ce, Towa Central and the Eries rose from 1 to 3 points. Pacine Mail raiited 4. New York Airbrake, after dropping 2, Med 7 and reacted Ay points, Heavy buying of Southern Pacitic ¢ rd it to 48 and there was renewed strength buying of Southern Pacine carried it to stocks. Buying of Bouthern Pacife continued large noale, lifting the price inarked up cites rose in generally wis jand sympathy. firm and active. The total sales of stocks to-day were 1,073,200 shares, and of bonds 45,312,000. The Closing Quotations. BROADWAY AND11TH ST BRISK MARKET, JAMES McCREERY & CO. 50 cents each. ONE THOUSAND DOZEN. Union linen, set in bosoms. Re-inforced. E Double felled seams. xtra full bodies. 36 inches long. ‘THE TRUE MERIT” UNLAUNDERED DRESS SHIRTS. Made of New York Mills Muslin, with three ply Open front and back, open at back, or open at back with short bosoms. Sizes 1313 to 19. Five sleeve lengths, MEN’S 28 INCH. 50 cents each; Six for $2.95. SALE OF UMBRELLAS. WOMEN’S 26 INCH. Steel rod, eight rib, paragon frame,—covered with pure Silk. 28 inch,—with Natural Wood handles. 26 inch,—with Sterling Silver, Dre: Crystal or Natural Wood handles, $1.95 each; Formerly $2.25 to $4.30. sden, SALE OF FRENCH ARMURE CLOTH. 3000 yards. 44 inches wide. & or Misses’ School Dresses. Cashmere weight, 75 cents per yard; Reduced from $1.25. Made of finest wool,—in shades of blue. Suitable for Ladies’ Gowns JAMES McCREERY & CoO., BROADWAY AND 11TH STREET. STERN BROTHERS Friday and Saturday, Special Sale in Shoe Departments = | Women’s 30: | Boots Den. & Rio G. pt... Der. M, & FY. Dodge Eel Pe General Gt. Nort central . Paper Inter! Tower Sil Boys’ Shoes { Glac8 Kid lace boots, with Kid tips and hand welted soles Calf lace boots, with stout soles, Double Sole laced school shoes, Very Exceptional Values Sizes 13 to 2 | | ( j ( extra high cut, for walking and rainy day wear Vaiue 33.95 92.75 $3.50 $1.75! 2% "5% $1.05) Men’s Furnishing Dep’ts White Dress Shirts opsn front and back, and open back only; superior quality of,musiin and linen; perfect fit and workmanship, Night Shirts with and witho Silk, Flannel & Cheviot Pajamas with Miiltary or Turn Down Collars, ut collars, white and colored trimmings, Actual value *4.00 95° 43° $2.45 West Twenty-third Street PROTECTS HIS TWO HURT IN ASSAILANT. ah Thorpy $5 | der. te rit iano im Wisconsin Central pf.. 42 45% 424 ——>___ LOND Walr Demand for (les at Advanced Pricen, Lonion stocks were quiet and steady, notwithstanding the fact that it was settling day, ‘America ON STOCKS STEADY. Rulttway securities were i Telling Who Laid Hi Thomas Thorp; $] fused to gly t ardn, died at hi even hinting at how he received his {n- Juries. ‘The case is thought to be one of mi Coranor Ba District-Attorney ptifled of the de er 10 Wi i be man grected the inquirtes wit but rotused Trading was uidating © cow held at were considera! fairly ative and fractionally higher. t The advance over New York's final fig- ures of yesterday extended to 5-8 per cent: in the Atchisons and 1-2 in Bouth- ern Pacific and Loulaville & Nashville, South African Mining shares di a tone, Rands wi 1o Al it is thought, was hit with ai pipe. four days ‘Thorpy wes unco regnining his senses answer, Cotton Trading Fey jet the business with wd and some short sellers. about | wita trading very active. ‘he opening prices were:t" h, Oot, 898 et quiet and TRAIN C Dies im Low. (Special to The Mr GLOVERSVILLE, ning World.) ning Y., Jan, N he names of his assal few York Cei y js home at roon without miral road, wi number of The pan Ing has been notitf Andre! h his a'eo and will put] the engineer was walting ork to try to solye t ductors aigna; to atart wh rashed into a Pullman si Mied with passenger: jed from their berthe, mio oman re. folks tried Ming from him 4. The aying hin amile, | vax badly injured. feverish in t Y., wenger train G4, east-bound, on RASH. Without| Passengers Thrown from Berths When Freight Hit Sleeping Car. World) Jan. a1, the As struck by A fast freight early to-day at Fort Plain, Two peryons were seriously hurt and a assengers badly shaken up. nger train wae stalled andl] ™ for the con- nthe freight eever, which ® who were All were helped from the wreck, hut only one mun, L. E. Ogden. at Alvany, He was buried under a mass of debris and near him was Edward Chesebro cottoal the fireman of the freight engine. i Row A nervous profit-eeekINg} were injured internally and taken to “) the hospital. it night's level, English cables! For, Avother train was made ebruary, 9.32] taker, i ’ "April, St. bid;| (Ake! to thelr destination. ly better. lear wera smashed, 10 to 9,11; L083, Jul lune, 9. 8.71 to 8.72 to 38.04; 1 Phystclane who were ca! minor hurts sustained by other pussea- 1 dressed up and all The Pullman and another passenger, A way to win Js to get on the inside ads uy track. Sunday World Wants hol@/pofer'n ‘Twenty-five years at. Dal- Nov., 791 to that position and will share t w: ready, you. j ° < ¥ WORLD: THURSDAY R. H. MACY & CO. , 6TH AVE. 1 See the Solid Gold Life-Size Statue of Maude Adams. Lion Rug. i ad $49.98. insiea Lynx Cats. $4.87 instead of $13.50. stead of $15.00. EVENIN $125.00 These are very effective for stage settings. Luxurious Polar Bear Rugs. , One at $39.27—regular retail price $100.00 One at $53.98—reeular retail price $135.00 One at $(2.24—regular retail price $180.00 One at $134.90—regular retail price $330.00 Ounces, Frequently Called Snow Leopards. Rare specimens, heavily pelted, long, bushy tails, beauti- ful stripes and spots, with coloring nicely distributed. One at $33,245 regular retail price. $92.50 One at $39,145 regular retail price, $100.00 Indian and Mongolian Leopards. Tawny, goldeny spots and stripes—very sumptuous. One at $18.24—regutar retail price $45.00. One at $2¢.24—regular retail price $68.00, One at $29.98—regular retail price $75.00. Both Sides 14th St. Magnificent Fur Rugs At Forty Cents on the Dollar. The manufacturer and importer who recently sacrificed his| Women’s Mackintoshes, made of stock of rich Fur Garments and Small Pieces for personal i wear also had a grand variety of Animal Rugs which he, at that time, declined to sell us on a like basis. however, we have completed negotiations and the Rugs are here at the same reductions that make our prices for Muffs, Boas and Coats so remarkable. A few brief hints of the extraordinary values. Bengal, India and Himalaya Tigers Full Mounted with Natural Claws One at $44.98—reeular retail price $125.00 One at $105.24—regular retail price $260.00 One at $119. 02—regutar retail price $300.00 One at $182,24—regular retail price $450.00 Since then Lioness Rug. $29.98 instead ger sg of Red Fox. | $4.49 instead of $8.50. Red Fox mounted on black Chinese Goatskins, $5.98 in- Seventy Thousand Good Cigars, Bought of Seidenberg & Co., and We'll Retail Them at Less Than Wholesale Prices. In Annex. All smokers know Seidenberg & Co.’s Cigars. made in Florida of high-grade Havana tobacco. ing their stock for January inventory this large manufac- turing concern brought to light various small lots of differ- ent sizes, aggregating seventy thousand Cigars. They rep- resented the remnants and unsold balances of “Lorenzo,” one of their most popular brands. They are In right- We secured the entire quantity at a sacrifice, and will sell them to consumers for less than dealers must pay for the same goods at wholesale. A rare money-saving chance for men who smoke. Concha Regalia, box of 50, $2.49. Columbus, box of 50, $2.49. Panatelas, box of 50, $3.24. Regalia del Principe, box of 50, $3.49. Regalia de la Reina Fina, box of 100, $6.49 Londres Extra, box of 100, $6.99. Perfectos Especial, tox of 25, $2.24. Perfectos Grande, box of 25, $2.49. Jeffersons, box of 25, $2.95. De Witt Clinton Cigars, made by Julius Ellinger & Co.: Reina Fina, box of 50, $2.49. Other sizes at prices correspondingly low. CONDUCTORS STL BUSY. Both Fat and Thin Ones Working for Evening World Prizes. Despite the grea: storm and the In- eldental discomforts suffered by the con- ductors, they were o!l happy thin morn- Ing. Bince the Inception of The Evening World’a Fat Conductor contest, the conductora entered have perused Ruden- tls] monico’s,"” and Brillat-Sayarin in his seeking fer Conductor J, J. Regan, of 17 East “Gastronomile du Gout,’ | R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. | These are the days that popularize 6TH AVE. he Clerical Suits. We sell Ready-made and madv-)- to-measure Clericai Suits at exact cost. If you buy them elsewhere you'll have to pay one-half more than we charge. We earnestly urge you to’ make comparisons. Pa Men’s Overcoats Marked Down.-sm-x. Macy's Unequalled Low Prices for Overcoats have been de- cisively reduced. At our original and regular rates they. were much less than others asked. For instance:— : Our prices until they The same qualities are were changed to-day sold by others at Me $22.49 to $37.49 $30.00 to $50.00) ” Choice now Choice now Imported Worsteds, Oxfords, Vicunas, Cheviots, Montaynacs, Scotcl Homespuns and Kerseys. The richest and finest imported and domestic tabrics. Nearly all are lined throughout with heavy, guaranteed silk and superbly tailored. The variety includes smart box, nobby’broad- shouldered, loose-back and Raglan styles. The workmanship is not surpassed—honest, conscientious ani artistic endeavor are strong evidenced in every garment—$30.00 to $<0,00 values’as clothing: is usually sold—our price $18.74. UTH 8ST. CYS ‘om 13th to 15th, oth Av. Women's and Misses’ * Mackintoshes. wool cashmere, one and two cape Netter qualities at prices proportionately low. ranging up to 5.49. M ot wool collar, made velvet Mackintoshes, e two lining, at Men's and Boys’ Mackin- toshes —Annex. Boys’ Pure Gum Coats, sizes 4 to 16 years, at $1.99, Men's and Boys’ Mackintoshes, gray and tan, guaranteed waterproof, value $4.00; our price, $2.98. Men's Mackintoshes, black, blue and light brown, guaranteed waterproof, value $7,60; our price, $4.99. Men's Mackintoshes, black, blue and gray, guaranteed = waterproof, value $10.00; our price, $7.49. Men's Mackintoshes, blue and black guaranteed waterproof, value $13.00 our price £9.99, Women’s and Children’s Rubbers. Women’s Sandal Rubbers, straps at instep, 44c. Women's Storm Rubbers, best grade, sold elsewhere at 60¢.; our price, 47¢. = 3 Unlaundered Shirts, made of good heavy muslin, three-ply pure ling’ inserted bosoms, reinforced front and back, cut full in. body, all seams’ ” felled, continuous facing, cushion neckband, bar-end buttonholes, sizes 14 to 18 in.. at tc. 2 Unlaundered Shirts, made of Williamsville muslin, three-ply 1,700 count ure linen inserted bosoms, hand-made buttonhole in neckband, reinforced ack and front, felled seams throughout, continuous facings, collar button 7 protector and tie tape, open-back and’ open-back-and-front, all sizes up to 1857 in., at 38c. Untaundered Shi made with Women's Storm Alaskas, arctic style, made like a rubber, 99¢. of Utica Nonpareil or New York Mills mustin, three-ply 1,800 count spare linen inserted bosoms, hand made button- holes in neckband, reinforced back and front, cut extra:full felled seams throughout, continuous facings, collar button protector andtle tape, open-bacle and open-back-and-front, short and regular bosoms, value 75¢c.; our price,44e. Unlaundered Shirts, made in our own factory, of Utica Nonpareil muslin, solid three-ply pure linen bosoms, hand-made button and eyelet holes, linen: neck and wrist hands, open back and open front, sizes 1335 to 18 inches, ~ value $1.00; our price, 68¢. Laundered Shirts, made in our own factory, of best mustin, three-ply linem bosoms, hand-made button and cyelet holes, open back and open-back-and= front, sold by exclusive dealers at $1.50; our price, 89¢. Men’s Laundered Dress Shirts, stiff bosoms, made in our own factory, 0 fine quality Madras, in all.the newest stripes and. figures, open with attached cutis, and open-back-and-front, with two pairs detacti cuffs, value $1.50; our price, 94c. ? Women's Arctics, best grade, button and buckle styles, 99¢., $1.99. Children’s Storm Rubbers, sizes 015 to 103%, at 37¢ sizes 11 to 2, at 44c. Men’s and Boys’ Rubbers in Annes Men's “Storm King” Rubber Boots, first quality, $3.99. Boys’ “Storm King” Rubber Boots, first quality, $3.24. Men's Storm Rubbers, best quality, all shapes and lasts, 71¢. Men's Storm Alaska Overshoes, with pure wool, 9c. Men's Arctics, one buckle style, lined with pure wool, light and heavy weight; at $1.49, Men's High Cut Storm Arctics, three buckle style, lined with pure wool, at $2.49. lined Boys’ and Youths’ Laundered Dress Shirts, made in our own. arpa of fine ined quality percale, large variety of designs and colorings, detached cuffs, value $1 ice, 79. 1 rts, made of heavy muslin, 52 inches long, full width, neatly qfast color imported braid, all sizes up to 20 inch, valu: 605 trimmed with our price, 39c. Men's Night Shirts, made of flannelette, neat stripes and plaids, extra full and long, felled seams, valu 50c.; our price, 39¢. Men’s 25c. Collars at 14c. ‘ Twenty-one hundred count pure linen back and front, four-ply.. i Weashow EU abt cae | proved bar-end button-holes, thirty-eight distinct shapes to choanertTone third less than others charge ‘Who could wish for a better collar ? be. Men who pay 25c. for expensively advertised brands err if they think” they secure as much value at that price as we sell for t4c. Men’s Cardigans and Jersey | Men's $2.50 Derbies at$1.45 Coats. In Annex. Men's Cardigan Jackets, heavy weight, guaranteed all wool, bound with mohair braid, brown and black -sizes from 34 to 46—§1.89 to $4.99. Men's Jersey Goats, all wool, nicely tinished, just the garment tor otic: | wear, $2.59 to $5.49. Sheet Music, 15c. Darling Mine, M. lushing Rose, ; Fatal Rose of Red, ? Cc. Regatta March, i Mississippi Side Step, rainy-day Skirts and Golf Capes, Things for Dogs. Collars, Leads, Chains, Whips, Combs, Brushes, Blankets, Harness —everything the Dog needs for comfort, cleaniiness and appearance. The stock is very large and com- plete, but if the particular thing or style you desire for the canine pet is missing we'll make it to order without delay. One of the churns of our Dog Sun- dries is the low prices--they range close to half of what exclusive stores charge. Men's Black Derbies—new spring = styles—made of tine fur felt sil ay band and bindings, solid leathe: sweat, various heights, all sizes, would be good value at $2.50; ou price, $1.49. : Men's and Boys’ Shoes.—Anner” Men's Lace Shoes, made of Casce: Calf,dongola tops, double extensior soles, English welts, newest lasts, aby sizes, C, D and E widths, v. $2.50 ; our price, $1.4% Collars, made to order, in all styles, sizes and materials:— Smull Size, 14. 16¢., 19¢., 22¢., 27¢..| Harvest Days Are Over, oe anid Sa igh 3 Fea $8 Ace of Spades March, lined, double extension soles, sewed welts, popular lasts, $4.00; our price, $3.13, Medium Size, 64¢., 79¢., 860. Large Size, 79¢., 96c. $1.43, 81.55. Extra Large Size, $1.59 to $2.84. Leads, 32c., 39. and upward. Brushes, 17c. Locks, 9c. to 14, With Another She Has Gone, Valse Bleue—Van Barr, My Charcoal Charmer, When Reuben Comes to Town, 1 Ain’t Going to Weep No More, Your Blue Eyes Are Like Your Mother's, vile 5 Boys’ School Shoes, made of calf, Dongob tops, “McKay"” heavy extension soles, sizes, 3 er 54-2, $1.49; sizes 12 to 2, $1.24, Bells, 6c., 7c. and Sc. Whips, Hogtown Pickanninies’ Cake Walk,; —_ Little Men's School Shoes, made. c.. 796. , 9 a Fl 3 box calf, “McKay” sewed, heavy ¢: O4e., 796 Every Race Has a Flag but the Coon Renin Soles, spring heels. eae Because She Made Goo-Goo 2, Harness, 82c., 98¢.. Blankets, not to rip. sizes 8 to Cc, D, E am EE widths, at $1.49, $1.11 and upward, | Just 2.66, 3 terlally increase or But all to no avail. Yesterday, however, yy papers gave a detailed of one P. Divver'n achievem yourlng feurtevn and one-l of beefateak at one siting, ving the measurements feet 3 inches by as and broiling hot. repeated half a dozen pounds siderable to th As a result ter's girth. beefateak jumped four cents a pound this morning owing to the | unprecedented demand for this pa lar meat. One training on wooden toothp porarily suffering veolaris In consequence, but hopes to re- nume active training «hortly fuetor who has been diet of raw beet und Another conductor claims to have very | materially reduce! hin welght by end oring to figure out with a foot- what Alderman Coughtin'’s composition. Midnight of Love,” means. Seventy-stath street, lax entered for the| ny middie-weight and is aly backed by | 4 the Third avenue division oveted honor tor Jack Levy, having run No, the Lexington Avenue line, han oMectal entry for third. prize remely popular t+ a mem Bartholomew's TRUCK BROKE CRU BACK Was Snowballing Witk, Other Children in the Street. 405, Med ati Ley { Conductor’ w York Clty ——— evin, of 722 Se *, of 238 Eas 4 Joseph |!" cond etree! arter “Tom! Higgina, of the Avenue division, — stationed hity-sixth street, has entered + Robinson, Marks and Ev iviston in each of the their division mtande of winning all three priz ning World offers tn distributed as ¢ rhet Steady. sonsy Wheat neat Was « for tte » e dollara In gold to the ‘at- ? onductor, $15 in gold td the next | 60 er Re Y to the Florence». farteat conductor and $0 in gold to the | Jan. 5 rab itaken toe es eres thinneat conductor, Chic ‘ARO'R Cl Hor companions ‘were 6 Conductors within @ radius of cwanty- wheat, 753 to that they Tam away,