The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1903, Page 9

STOCKS WAIT ON GOLD EXPORTS. fffwo Elements, One for and the Other Against Foreign Ship- ments, Cause Hesitancy in the World of Speculation. “STREEY FEARS ROOSEVELT. ‘Two factions in the speculative world @re at cross purposes in the present F market, One element wants to seo an early outflow of gold for the settlement { of Wall street's Indebtedness abroad, while the other is fighting against any wold eSports at this Jancture. Righ: now the advocates of delay in sending avid out have a decided od- vaniage. All the natural developments dite against the exportation of gold at a Profit, and only by manipulation could exportation be made without heavy loss. - Tha decline in the price of bar gold in Dondon to-day and the higher sterling tate a. Paris are regarded as increasing tha otstacles In the way of gold exports from New York on @ regular exchange basis, Hy far the strongest card the propo- Ments of European settiement used to- ay was the statement showing the con- tinued heavy gains of cash the New Work banks are making from the in- terior. It ts estimated that the surplus Teserve within the next three weeks will each $39,000,000. Now is the time for Part of this’ money to be used abroad, hey say. It can Apared now better than iater ti: the year, and Apparently the investin; worm" dis- lative public has the ‘hoo ete, De eaat they orill” the Wall - girect leaders cannot get the public to han a languid interest in ‘This is explained on the theory, that the public is consistently bullish. It never becomes interested in a de- Slining market except for investment Uurposes. en stocks reach an ex- fo? Rreme. low level sales outright always “5 Mnorease, “put margin counts require a. ooming market to reach top figures. ” Sfhoog stocks ere high it j# not bard to get the Public inter interested. treet was g somewhat disturbe yy the renewed reports of Brest dent Roosevelt's determination to force ® real anti-trust bill through ners aoe and Senate before the Mie present session, It 18 admitted "tna the prospects for ant meas- re becoming @ law have been improved incement thet the Mi of Bureau that he had stolen $16,000. He BARTOW'S RUIN After His $16,000 Embezzle- ment Had Been Spent in Lux- ugies He Was Deserted by His Female Companion. NOTHING LEFT BUT SUICIDE. The man who committed suicide In Bangor, Me., last week under the name of C. H. Guild, was Alexander M. Bar- tow, formerly cashier of the Kerito Wire Company, of No. 203 Broadway, this city, a fugitive from Justice, charged with the embezzlement of $16,000 from the concern. A woman who caused his downfall cast him off when all his money was gone, and he killed himself in despair, Up to three years ago Bartow was an honest, hard-working business man. He had a summer home at Englewood, N. J., where his father, John A. Bartow, re- sides. His home fn this clty was at No. 15 East Forty-fifth stret, where he lived with his wife and family. It Was Fatal Meeting. ‘While driving on @ country road near Montclair he met Mrs. Mary Pickernell, a divorced woman, well-known In that nelghborhood. She was driving and her harness had broken. Bartow fixed the harness, and in that way began an ac- quaintanceship that drove him to @ sul- cide's grave. He became infatuated with the wom- an, but found thet he could not su>- port her and his own family,on his salary. He took money from the firm, but no suspicion attached to him be- cause he was careful in his methods and punetilious in his attendance to business. By the irony of fate good fortune hastened his downfall. He was informed on Nov. 15 last that the firm, apprecis low his efforts, had. decided to promote him at an increased salary and to give him an interest in the business. je knew that his suc- cessor as cashier would discover the true state of affairs, and he fied from New York. Doubled on Detectives. .: Complaint was made to the Detective was followed to Boston,’and thence to Prince 's Island, where all trace of him was t. Bartow had doubled cay Road Wok and returned to Boston, it Mrs. Pickernell. vaey ived. ‘there in luxury until the latte: rember, 2 ir . This leaves only the isisast Oll-Sugar trust forces openly fgiting anti-trust R. the leader of the abetaibtive cow ‘euid to have taken th om many of the Hctive inaten berets of the uncertainty ing the mar- to advahoes ieee those advance., — anorning wos erent, It ¢ baying bie ie Ss Se a eizeren erent active counting “the ee hae eusen 3) Den. Se i renee Be" 223* SHSSSSENSSA Es SFR ES FR | ; ees NSESE! BB ne J PP ot] BERFFF] aise, eR FE “a t=! et yyye oor! i Miss-peee = 3 SPIES eeb¥egetatsFe Rep. Steet. Hicek Island Southern Pasi Sow with In letters left to his family and friends let him rest, and after the ‘woman deserted him he decided to end it ail, He went down to Bangor, rented a room in a hotel and killed himself, and unchanged, no sales being record- —February Ce rgd that his conscience |-wn, | ALL THE LATEST NEWS OF THE BUSINESS ¥ WORLD. “OTHER WOMAN} TO-DATE AUTOMOBILE FOR WALI STREET MAGNATE. Pam pM BANKERS VISIT BUFFALO. | ts of the Goodyears, They See Several Points of Interent, BUFFALO, N. ¥., Jary 21.—Bankers from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburg, Scranton, Wilkesbarre and Toronto arrived here to-day, The programme for tthe day in- cluded a view of the railroad terminals now in course of development, a visit to the plants of the Lackawanna Steel Company and the Buffalo and Susque- hanna Iron Company, now building at South Buffalo, and the works of the Tonawanda Iron and Steel Company at Tonawanda. They were tho guests of F. H. and ©. T. Goodyear at a dinner at the But- falo Club. ‘To-morrow they will vistt tho goal and jumber regions of Western Penngylvania, which will he opened to Buft#o by the extension of the Buffalo and Susquehanna Rallroad in the spring, ——— The Wheat Market. The wheat market to-day was mod- erately active at the start on cover- ing by traders who went short on last night's bulge, Forelgn markets acted very firm, with damage rumors from France again given some sort of color by a further advance in Paris of 15 to 2 points. Liverpool rose 5-8 to 8-4, and London 3-8 to 1-2, being largely influenced by yesterday's late Strength here. Northwest imarkets showed a tendency to share the stron; developments elsewhere. Corn was dull ed in the first ten minutes here. In the West corn was steady. New York's, openiiig pricels, were: Wheat—Ma: ; July, 80 ofd. Corn bi} Mas, 10 14 bid. “3 were: ea to 90 1-8; July, 745: ors May, 441-8 to 4 a y. pee 5 fas ces me J Chicago's Dhar wn wer orks Merc! ofere; a LONDON MARKET FIRM. American Secur! with Rising Te: The London market to-day was firm and moderately active .{n all depart- ments. The firmness was due to the ease in money. South African mining securities were @ ehade lower and quiet. In the department for American rall- Way securities trading was on a mod- erate scale, with prices displaying a ris- Ing tendency. The opening in this de- partment was flat, but later in the day & good amount of buying orders from New York gave good strength through- out the entire list. BANK DIRECTORS MEET. ¢rs of the Metropolitan Trust Company. the merging of the Attantic Trust Com-| pany with it wae ratified. The capital stock was authorized to be inereased $2,000,000, ‘The meeting of the Bowling Green Trust Company resulted in the re-elec- tlon of Edwin Gould as Prosident. Lewis Nixon was made a director of the Guardian Trust Company, of which Bird 8. Coler 1s President, RAILROAD EARNINGS LESS. Big Four and Nickel Plate Cause Disappointment. Two Vonderbilt roads—the Big Four and the Nickel Plate—showed rather disappointing figures at the meetings held in the headquarters’ of the New York Central, The Big Four reported a surplus for the slx months ending Dec, 91 of §8:9,- 317, as compared with $1,207,693 in 1991. For the year ending Dec. 31 the Nickel Plate's surplus was only $15,123, as against 198,97 In the previous year, Fach road declared the regular semi- annual dividends. BOND TRANSACTIONS. Chicago's closing prices were: Wheat— Datented Wy) Father. January, 705-8; "May, 893-8 John A. Bartow, father of the dead| July, 753-8. Corn—January,472 aman, when seen at Enwewcod to-day, | wid to 44 1-4; July, 42 1-8 CO 49; Bepten: said that his son had been driven to| ber, 423-4. his death by false accusations. Ho de- nied that Alexander Bartow had stolen. ee from the Kerite Wire Gomeany, and said that the time would come when the true state of affairs will be revealed, The woman is o ouppoees 40 be in Port- tana: at Pade feat body of Bartow estertiay in_ Brookside Cemetery, J.. and bis jlewood, N. ‘wou | faithful ite Painted et to gray 100 Bt. Paul & 100 Bian. ‘Rone & Twine, Opal Troms... 63 i Re ieee} -. Finke Saas 28s! re PRE Ses ese rors SH igs ecg tgcme ig st, ie 58, = Free * eS ReeES x oa oa = a3 4 PEFR SaFLBrES. = BE Pasmspisspy Is Adams Expreas-4s Gal Mar & San A tet 600, 101 10 12 97% 97% 973% ‘The tolal asles of donde were $1,734,000, Government Bonds, Metropolitan Trust Increases Ite|‘(eposits other than Government bonds. At a special meeting of the stockhold-) of February, “GAL” SLUMPS, MAKES HIM “JIM DUMPS.” Broker Jones Was “Sunny Jim” Till His Friend “Si” Arrested Him. Jimmy Tones was tall and stim; His friende all called him “Sunny Jim." He lived in Brocklyn, o'er the Bridge And peddted stock” called “Golden Ridge." He knew a broker, Silas Force, Who lived at the Touraine. Of course ‘This man put on a lot of atyle, For he had ealtéd down his plie. He lent Jim Jones three hundred bucks; Jim dined that day on red-head ducks, And as security he gavo Some shares of “Golden Ridge," brave. But when 6! Force examined them He choked with rage. ‘A-hoo, a-hem!"* For his gilt-edged security He found was quoted as 'N. G." Then two policemen sent by him Put handcuffs on poor “Sunny Jim’? And lopked him up—the heartless chumps, So now poor Jones is called Dumps." TO RETIRE CIRCULATION. Bauks Make Application to secre- tary Shaw. Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw received to-day application of New York bank members of the Clearing House Assoviation to retire $1,600,000, ciroulation which {s based on 80 “Jim The application asks for permission to retire this Evga during the month ‘As the National banking law allows the retirement of only 000 @ month, New York’e applica~ tion, takes up one-half tho monthly quota, OUTSIDE MARKET FALLS. The outside market was irregular, with prices on a declining scale. Quotations for the active stocks were; id. Aaked, +h anled 65 6 65, 65% WA 15% Orleans of » % 50 Btendard ON, Ws Electric Vehiel af 9M Electric Vahicl ne 14% Virainia Coal . ay Bits Yizainia Coal bonds: ki 7% Greene ah BANK MERGER COMPLETED. Seventh National Soon to Be Ab- sorbed by Mercantile. Details of the merger of the Seyenth National Bank, the Mercantile National Bank and the Broadway National Bank have been completed, OMictal announcement of the combina- tion will be made as soon as the amount of capital stock has been determined upon. Ono element in the new combination prety the merged banks’ capital placed at $10,000,000, so that it will take rank at once with the National City Bank, the Hirst National, Bank of Commerce and Western National Bank of the United tates, It is said, however, that a ma- rity favor piucing the capital limit at 000,000, ———— The Cottom Market, ‘The local cotton market opened firm to-day, with prices 6 to 6 points higher, ‘The short interest wa@ considerably ex- ercised at the start by @ surprising ad- vance in Liverpool of 1 to 2 points at one time, where a slight decline had been expected. They became leading buyers at the opening, and forced va! up in some cases 6 polnts over last night's close, before offerings broadenet out enough to supply their wants, Ia positions, as usual, being — stronges! Commission houses also boughy moder: | ately, on the ground that aside from wet weather through nm Was & good offset to the rather liberal port estimates. ‘This held rene very firm after the ofetaa and later the market was stim- ulated by renewed expressions of bull- in the Liverpool market. ening prices were: January, 3.72 jay, 8.83 fs c new. joe ree o, ai |h 6be St..Fobn's x 107% 108% tS pie Fe PrORey, .76 offers 83 io 8.18 HAIGHT & FREESE Big Sale Men’s Clothing, “We say and repeat that n how much you pay you can N America than that offered durin matter where you go or T get better doting in jear- ing Sale at these unprecedented, “p20; this Semi-Annual C n, statement—the clothing will prove the truth of it. . the thoroughly good workmanship that guarantees not only durability, but permanency of style, fit and shapeliness. 465 Men’s Overcoats, in Filezes +490 Men’s Suits, single anda 5 A oa ha store Coevvota tt CN alae Maan et eT Cane alllengths, swellnake’ worth $12.50, $1 and Pei Merttalllsigd tat 640 Men's Stylish Overcoats in very high grade Kerseys, Meltons, Ba taut d of aca ba Lea i) wort Cassimeres,handsome- ay Or “$9. 85 iy alloted worth $16 ice, . 570 Men's Overcoats of finest} 385 Men's Suits of richest cus- tom fabrics, etal al hand tailored; Meltons, Oxfords, value §25: qual to $ 1 1. 45 $25, equal to cus- tom garments ments costing 35 . Tuxedo Coats, silk lined, te 45 Trousers, An immense ly low prices. It’s a stro’ We put in the cloth, we put in the linings, we putin all colors, all styles, $7, 45 iots and Cassimeres; $ 45 816, at. EROS $16.00; choice...... G Frizzes and Oxford Cheviots, hand Mixed Cheviots- and Li $18 and and $18; choice. $9.85 Vicunas, Thibets, Friezes, Kerseys, worth $20 and custom tailor gar- $] 1. 45 costing $35. and beautifully tailored; stock, in two lots, 1,85 «2.45 Closing out Fancy Vests, were $2.50 and $3.00, all at $1.55. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 O'CLOCK, Broadway, Just South) of | One Dollar | Astor Place. Takes This Ring: 500. a Week By our New System Crown and Bridge Work we restore old roots and, badly decayed teeth to their. natural beauty, the time.is bu’ trifling. No pain whatever. Our new ‘botanical discovery applied to the gums makes extracting and Piling ® pleasure instead of a fr ediwith you! ur era: 0 own initials. 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STOCKS, “BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON pleased to send you upon request joth-bound {Ilustrated “GUIDE TO INVESTORS,’ aleo STOCK AND COTTON MAR- KET LETIEKS, jesued gratia, malled tree, For Sale. 10> fame Vmbreltex, he jowest' prices ever quoted: mer Liberal ‘Terma of Payment. No publlaity, bt OPEN EVENINGS. Getober, B12." Dospital. * neat Jows! ee eee er ano ef Soe L 3%-39 MAIDEN LANE Uy sToxm $5 Worth for $1. Hundreds throng Joal Department da to see the New Seales Rye" Olanans that weak eyes 8 attendance’ to Whether yeu Duy giames or ct. This ‘week we" otter YoU a pair telex. Geld r) arrested for Ave years sreiaa that we will money if ‘they i duslleatea inthe city for lem 18 becomes gen eur “Dullding will aot be ie ‘commodate the crowd in rush how GAR a KPRNE, Fat: Mebed $50,000 DIAMONDS AND coon eet FOR SALE. CLOAKS, A3 [rons ap jewiany ov CR Fpir T84 ae Pe aS CLOTHING, CLOAKS, Sarr di» CREDIT T a Ey Ave, near 186th Gt. » ee o« CRE DIT TTAN CLOTHING CO., near 34th Bt. Open Evenings, 80 Broadway. 0, CLOaKs, vena AND PEW ELRY ON 295 sin "Ave, nes CLOAKS, FURS AND JEWELRY ON TTAN CLOTHING Di in Laden for #®i, price Raving, taking into oo brought into thle personal property "THE FASHION CREDIT HOUSE, 7 Woot Lith 8, N.Y, bet Gth and Gin Aves & CREDIT. Watches and Diamonds, ‘Loweat Pi Th. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, Cash of Credit, One Price. TIONS CONFIDENTIAL, it Write oF Telephone, PAmige Watch and Diamond 18 MAIDEN LANE. TAKB ELEVA Tv VPBW.RiT Rp entaer ¥.8.WaBSTAR Co., ni . en. tat 30h0 Prank, W. SWEET & CO., TYPEWRITERS. use All makes 66 Warren, N.Y a) K, GOLD at aan HY repremanative calle, Malton | Vane, DIAMONDS. W ware Aaa ah remote agen Ga. UPTOWN BRANCH. re PTH AVE, N BRANO TON BT, CREDIT}* FOR. OUD a, ioenre Sai k d ES artis aes depart mae Street, Ne verth ‘ona ‘Sound eee ing Gr Central Statioi gg, 3.90) °9.15, 21.00. ie southbound sxcent, ae he “a ie Bate wilt mo. nc} ‘before arriving ume i ‘rend len Mort Famous traim int Bumao $45. 3 8.45 4,2 |11.30% i nur 12.50 *, Fea Prat 1.00 to Piteai 8.5004, °M. nd. Bap joanne, "Tati isha BS Nabi, as soa th train to CBI "Br ain (Shast tame. —Pndibore , Mee ‘Satu r rege ae a Revit: Contest ¢ WAsixaTON, AN 56, 8.25, (Dniag, i} Sista as. Bch: ion. Car) A, Mi. ge (Dintog. Ce ame Parte constr bine car, C38 65 ‘(Dining Cs PB 2.55 and 405 2. Oak Batten! * Syirone AND week dave Sunda) roe aa towled Tralas, Bi ‘paras Sn Coaches on weck Gays. eetas Pirh pre. ferme th a,