The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1902, Page 6

_'PHE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1902 Saturday's bank statement fur- | the business of Ve’ éommitee ace involved Y { |Chicago Bank Seeks the Services of Charles ished a disagreeable surprise to the vilion A “The Perfect Food” financial district, Instead of an in- FOR . Vanderbilt Has Enough. Becker, Who Is Soon to Leave Prison. crease in the surplus reserve, Which) William K. Vanderbilt's ambitions! confidently had been expected, a de- jas a reilroad king have been realized. ‘ crease of $2,357,125 was shown. As | He {is not seeking to add to the mile Jow the legal 25 per cent. require- | ang apparently is satisfied. This ment it was too serfous a matter to < j Mortage of $2,000,- Heavy Selling Orders * 900 in the Reserve’ from Abroad and the! ‘Makes the Situation!) Country Caused a ‘ : 3 | comes directly from a director of the * . | be lightly passed over. This is the y MALTA.VITA Quite Serious, Weakness at Opening} first deficit that has been shown in!New York Central, who authorita- heer; ; a | — three years, and it means for some | tively says that there ts absoluteiy no he perfect food for old and young, sick a “THEN TONEE I MEROVED: weeks to come a heavy calling of| truth in the Wall street story that or well, “EX MILLIONS SOON. | Jouns. Although New York is helped! the the Monon road was soon to bz i PECT | by the fact that Western banks have | absorbed br the New York Central, MALTA-VITA more joney this year than last. the | “ihere is no truth in any reports,” drain upon its cash by interior banks | sail he, “which relate to the exten- for crop-moving purposes is likely to | sion of the New York Central system contains more nutrition, more tissue- fellow Metal Will Come in' Volume of Trading Quite} building qualities, more nerve stimulant “This Week from the Klon-| Large, Standard Oil Inter-) prove embarrassing before import | or the acquisition by it of additional than is found in any other food. ts Being Extensive Buy-! gold arrives, | lines. The Vanderbilts have got all "i - dike, Australia and South ests ing yal onli \they want. Willlam K. Vanderbilt A regular diet of MaltasVita for The Gould-Rockefeller traMe alliance. ! seeks to assume no Increased respon- breakfast and supper will remove the whereby the Missouri Pacitic system of | gt bilities.”” cause of insomnla and dyspepsia. he Goulds and the St. Paul road, owned | es ee chiefly by the Roc es wil els | J.P. Morgan and his+ business asse- Eat MALTA-VITA ing arrang clates who are working. on the Atlantic *Africa—Call Rates Fluctuate ers of Railroad Securities. London took a part to-day in the {monetary strirgency In New York it ‘Wall street started its business day | with the knowledge that the banks of the Clearing-House Association | # rather unexpected —fashlo' it DReat nich’ Loe Steamship Trust, have pees progressed It gives health, strength, and Bee nearly $2,000,000 below the sur-|POpped up the price of bar gold in! have meently enjoyed. joie Pediat) an it the ae happiness, itmit allowed by thetaw, | London, with the evident purpose of ; SETA ATT lay n Announcing ite organization ts meeeresseye lin: a that Guarding against gold exports to the! Plan to Spend $125,060,009. aid © 20 the failure of nome of Malta-Vita needs no cooking. tee Gp thats have ren te Stites and protecting its own Within the next two years the | j} ito ’h finn conference Always ready to eat. ‘ lvading steel and {ron companies of states Tow the legal limit, the RA as serious, i a | the country plan to spend $125,090,009 | Corn Crop Is Assured. SOLD BY GROCERS ere are forty-two national banks «i Ai in extensions and improvements to From nearly every section of the Qnd seventeen State bunks in the Clear- i their plants. perts in the various | corn belt comes the information that The fact that al and ten 0 ing-House Association twenty-five of th math the State Institutions « @ reeerve below the limit t the shortuge in mo: ompanies fi ve pen ut work for in all localities the corn crop is now lwnonths figuring out how best the |assured, Frost may still do some MALTA-YITA PURE FOOD CO. | money may be expended, and chatr- | damage to the fields in the northern BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN jen of the finance committees of the fedge of the belt, but even there all TORONTO, CANADA big corporations know what is to be | | the upland acreage is beyond danger. }done and how much money it will re- | There will be some soft grain, as is | quire » United States Steel Cor- | mVariably the ease, but the loss from poration, as the biggest in the list, |thls source will be no more serious) “> SLUM: haturally heads all the companies In |t#an_in the average year, while this PS, BUT 1 DAILY, REGD- | No matter what your WANT, the the anount it will anend for im-|2e!r's yield is expected to be almost] LARLY, month in and month out, in | Sunday World will carry it to some eve bt : | Up to the record. At Jeast 2.500,000.-| New y, Vemenis, | Itx vstimates call for 'o9, hushels is the conservative esti- York City circulation The} one who can supply it. It is the, i noe On Per yorerade: Fuel ana mate of the yield of the cornfields World maintains a lead of Tens oe emer for the exchange of intolli- } rH Oa eon Stat Cat of the United States this year. Thousands over any other paper, ‘ gence among the people. W carrying 1 MHI. IL xcattered Herds and ayn n= The far the rellef measures which ave been put under way have not had to show in t aring- House es, ‘Mis Iw the reaxon thar the ; eeeest situation Is nut regarded as dis netiy dangerous. ; ae Millions ke. eaou ceive frou Week—goll trom the SAustrahia, South Atrica and 1. nd in new circulation yur 100,000; Jones Laughtin < Union Iron and Stee | Company, $4,000,000; Republic oat hy “ra aad ob the hia 1 Alippte “ out ‘ i t (arn of jouns and and Steel, $4,000,000; ‘Tennessee Coal and tron, b00,000, and others in y numerous Ue a 186 ay yy ne, ee of re ‘ y proportion p : = atacks were [9" Dig \ oe 6 - tits yet it og ret u i re. wi raisin | sertloe, and with thelr vkiyn Rapid ‘Transit in its repo maar ° " ek, en v A b e \ ‘ osittes ow LE is loyment} for the last tseal y a 5 expe. pin A i ‘ y aula rime a pe x , se utilis worthless | the! rumor that Pi sit Ee in: sitoad nee onl at allt tise 4 Pate . Hecker was asked ty plete thy 1 tiv lit i in the "The y pGner expected arrivals etude Ot wore pias | Bale ont ow t \ : ‘ sitistactory: gronnd i¢ COust Will be paid our in New, tis ih Cie market for a . te doubtful ' H 4 | OSG © Bee auticloutory dayne Ws alsa Nu ed [typrtwaniue ‘i thy { hi : ‘ A TORONAG CHAI Chahen feemepae gold ts landed tu the 1 5 « IN EMECHEI as vein Beat Ea ; weit Y i % ; m Curewey, uty Look for New Grain Corner. i: fe . & ‘ Pr wit ‘4 i Wall street speculators who have 6 2 1 for Bore ah ie ‘Rionatk golt uk for | ‘ Host make yan interest and a hand in celal t ve ' deuls or speculative turns on every } 1 i i interes tay | DIG bourse are perturbed over reports! ie H Wit band 0-1) from Chicago fore a Peeawon, ‘which wit aKRregdte $1100 seoming in aii the ume, but it ts Beeititieertain to ue relied on in an emer geney, bextnning a ‘i ui Rates Pluctuate, ‘To-duy m yates stapled fu) Me cre alse $1,009,000 lett tae 1 aiiagte uaa wih hadowing another yer cei a i avonped “Lo, DSClen ee Geta DONE yay iy give well aan bs Laer don tie} big corner In grain. ‘This time it 1st iy ithe ne os ARE Ee USS pane | i ISIDNS Heel Gan cuate aekeaee J 21st Street © | Chatham Square: Ris, : Rates de weeks wero te ! the deal, and it is that ghey no ' « THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. DELAY FOR SHIP COMBINE, lee waa au sur eat-| 2226 to 2234 Lhird Ave.| 193 to 205 Park Rows -—3 ailing for the delivery of } iaenaie yet aray ail oom ae eee «> Gomer 2st ot... | Chatham Squate, cugo, on top of the high n y rates and the strained curren: paeee would 4 EVERYTHING RELIABLE ccasan ci CARPETS, BEDDING, STOVES, 7 i pe Ny ii + sntaen + Capit Morris ay i i Wye Aba - | of 81,000,000, i : i 2 2 with a No. 3 Tease tata wth ; PK eRe ae HRT ERCAP TIVE ee rcr eeoata gat! Completely Ede mahogany finish, ~ sree Orguuization ¢ Ne Tt | Shaves cH fies y Ana Amer, Mieye 4 hey t Wall street To ENLARGE GOULD BANK. Beventh National Will tnerease CAG Ss ter an Aye teddy w Willi &. Paine ie the President, M learee rea feet We phe qe te [a towis, canmier, ns See Tha Goods now on show in our windows. | veleudenmlesa os ; etal “hi Mt Horengle is 12ist Street and Third Avenue. ore t Wed if ym yet aotivicy | . ; « 4 | DEALS ON THE THE CURB. i fgee oe the neontnitt LONDON MARKET WEAK. | ocise waccey war aeuae umd We should be glad to have you call and see this model flat, also inspect our new Fall stock—exceptional bargains ened steady nai in every department. : ; h the Stoc to-day was dull Change, Priestwere also depressed and bad tone t¥] dealings limited at in the] Quotations for the active atocks were nonetiry outionk Expectation ef an i a ‘dy anee af the minimum rate of discount Me v is continued Mi 01 ent for American ry weak ton % were about 1 Realty ork closing qu Hons | Realty preferred 1 ‘ing was very dull, Va. Coal th Africans wore fractionally lower, | Va, Coal at this date » to new stock at tt B per cent. of the The proposed claimed to by Amerionn Shaves Dutl, with Petoes | Inactive. on, The catside m inaetive In sym, = beautifully fintshed, Neer) French bevel mir H ror, drawer fof silver, $13.90 ¥ tel werk: thro! die lacs of Lin: Bed, Dresser, Washstand. Bevel plate mirror in dress- pane er and swell Golden Oak ae front to alice er; reg Chiffonier, | Sl $35: ede ced Best finish, heavy brass} handles; reduced for this week only to the Goalie ot cee 8. Altman’ Go. | |Solid Oak 3-Piece Bedeoom Set "$28.75 93.10 Mugh Clark, le AUTUMN STYLES IN IPRICES MARKED in PLAIN FIGURES, Misses’ and Children’s Apparel : Not incorporated nor run by a’ trast, this! Customers may add to their Accounts in Renan MEE (eee business is controlled by the third and fourth} ethen store or make payments at eithers Increase in any recent sto ; point The Wheat Market, The wheat steady fn the ments and so disappointing Outside news was conticting There were consid buying £ the start in view of the « Strength of September wheat West und rains ia the tates CORN Wie rains in the W Wholesnlers wing it In chicuxo, (erallnndita (niele: supply: prices were:| Inspectors —¢ iw De playing tows Dees | toagin art La the jougo's opening dealers In the Co i ae ey i be Al] were charged Dever: hicagors cl sing Frank Libermay f Novy in his hi ir editor o i i? i i i " ine Bewker Vas re editor of Mistes i Walking, Blouse and Tailor finished generations of proprietors, ale are as beri suiting their own eonpEntence: The ¢ 4 ae Voe ‘this own Journaligis Suits, Fancy Gowns, Separate Skirts; Cotton, ous of pleasing every customer as e: @ loca) cotton market openca sirm iy ned $b obi Tanks Foca Fiannel and Silk Waists; Jackets and Raglans. their predecessors, No extra charges of any hind Uwith prices 5 to 11 points high paid a fne of {trom | iy sentiment was strongly bu’ than $1,000, )n all Was collected! i. belle Sn firm cables, heavy rains in the |*s 5 flicted while , if i Mn | be! ish dei | E — ‘ eid siortk . Commaiseron | 5 coc 3 WWEHIOS. AGED MiNieT é Children’s Sailor Suits, Frocks, Reefers, and C ASH or IBE R Al CRE DI | MMierabOt: winter coonine. teoats | wrown s Pere TT Reser ee MAINT oie eg cain SOB: Seca eae Coats, for Dress and School wear. ; be is Beoretary the American (Willlam J. Redd, af the Fi on were’, Reptemaber Tuberculosis has received | United Potosi ber ‘oy. “1b 82; Februar} ai vitation to De atiend the American Con: > “bor, § mei berculosis at St. ; hid fey he wil gladly op a letter from De. R. Koch, the eminent anid Btated Clerk of iilted: Brews: ist, in reply to an a | Ave General Assembly for twenty: ye years, died at his home. here to- Mecssimnteny Penh Sra tx vee, day of pneumonia aged sixty-elght A Hee D iyeare, end y