The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1903, Page 7

STOCKS WEAKER haen Bill Still St Regarded asa \. Menace to Speculation, While ) All the Other Market News ; Tended to Depress Values. MANHATTAN tet IN A SPURT. Pennsylvania, New York Central and the Eries Figured Well in the ‘\ Transactions — Selling Tendency { Kept Rock Island Down, ‘The stock market was quiet and gon- Yprally weaker after a stronger and rly active opening to-day, ‘Traders ¢ indlaposed to operate with any dée- of confidence because of the poor t for the passage of the Aldrich aneial bill in Congress, All the other of the day was of an indifferent acter. Louls: & San Francisco common Gepressed a point on a moderate lume of liquidation. The Wabash is- es opened firm, but lost some ground adjustment. Rock ed up 5-8, but soon reacted. :Pennsylvanta and York Central l@ a moderate gin, and the Erie sues alto showed exceptional strength jin anticipation of the approval of the (proposed bond issue by the stockholders, Island the industrial list Amalgamated per was strong at an advance of 1-8 per cent. Other firm features were ‘ennessee Coal & Iron, United States 1 iskues, Sloss-Shefield, Sugat Re- ining and United States Realty stocks, neral Electric opened up 18-4 per t.; bat subsequently reacted, Peo- "as Gas failed to make any response the reported strike of employees jn Bas plan' {In {tbe jooal traction group was fairly IY at the opening, but soon reacted. © Was a notable increase In the dealings, which included large Of St. Louis & San Francisco 4s Pennsylvania Railroad convertibles unchanged prices. Rook Island did not hold its rally, and Where seemed to be selling of a kind wwihich gave confidence. to traders who Hog wh in the stock. They are it ted tie “Frisco Siig. oat ingaies: Bes AAAgItGN to 4 ie Ahk stock dasnd, se they do »{m6t think that the’ peop! chatge of distribution of the amount already ted ate way to repent the experi- hows business was dis- sae small and London did lit- OF ho trading. American Sugar ‘showed some strength by the houses which usualty fe firme tn lower Wall atreet, seemed to it sthe Solnana’ For both raw improving ani n It generally feat this time fi Arurewortny ch earnings of the mnessee Coal & in Company will be ‘the Targeat Of any Mnonth since. the ‘company was organized. Its business is Ow Pireaking all former records. The avy buying, of pig iron in. Hittaburg week had thetic influence ous ut and the fron et i# strong in ail parts of the The ereptiire in the traction stocks and wapeciaily’ In Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit Fetropolitan appeared to come from Neckwear Dept Sale of von Silk Neck Ruffs, | eae gen black and ite, all white, and white Tes black, 182.95, $3.95, $4:95, } value’ from $4 to $8, Complete assortment of fland-made \ Neckwear, Persian Lawns and Linen. Yapanese Silk Tres, 1dHemutitched( washabl Fine Embroidery and Lace Sets, \endabout 25 assorted styles of ‘ashable and Silk Stocks, : IN LATE TRADING) 2: a political sources. Metropolitan did not act as if the short interost was #0 con- siderable as had been | stated. Bt. Paul showed a a declining Uatosgbient | fter Pe some strength ear! arket, was thrown over. It wae hot | yelleved that special action taken on the authorized nw but there Were people who that some announcement would at the dividend meeting ‘Thurs- youll Iasue, though bo may day, Loin money was quiet but firmly held. Time money wae quoted al 34a 5 per cent. for collateral security and 5 per cent. on industrial s:ocks. Call money tanged from 8 8-6 to 4 per cent. {s gaid that the Bank of Montreal, which ts iaentined with Canadian Pa: THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, EPOWHE LATEST NEWS OF THE } YBUSINESS cific interests, has taken comparatively jocks ‘of "800" preferred, stoc the laat few weeks, This éx* he recent activity of the stock. it mo thought that a df{yidend wil be deciared at a meeting of the directors to-morrow. ‘The Led that @ great railroad eom- dine similar to that formed by the Northern eure Company te now & chase he Tock Inn risco, Atchi- Fon, ithern and Geriteal Georgin, is be arrannea between . jong, but a ete Inerwer ts not expected at this time, Manhattan took a spurt toward the nd of trading and closed with almost 2 point gain on the day, MILLIONS IN COTTON DEAL. (Continued from First Page.) millions facing me," he said. "Marriage; Js out of the question. I release you) from your engagement.” Miss Dyer would not hear of ft. She loved him for himself. The wedding| took place on May 28 instead of on May 28, and it was a plain home wedding instead of the elaborate church cere- mony that had been planned. Mr. Price went to Providence, where! he had interests in a cotton spinning firm. He watched the market closely! and made some money. Last fall he} concluded that the time was ripe for be big deal, He interested men of mililons who | had confidence in his judgment, and! lest December began to buy cotton, The price went up and up by leaps and bounds, Tinally Mr, Price con-| trolled the market and he bulled tt for new. Then Began the Struggle. Mr. Sully, up in Providence, belleved With Mr. Price that the tlme had come for a big deal—with this difference: Mr. Price believed that when cétton touched | 1 cents It was at the top notch. Mi Sully believed and still believes th: cotton this year will Mr. Sully began to buy and Mr. began to sell, om @ rampant bull Mr, changed to a determined bear. Throvgn the operations of Mr. sully the price ¢limbed up and as it ciimbed Mr, Price sold. It is estimated that; he ‘cleared $5,000,000 in the three weeks following the advent of Mr. Sully In the field. The operations of Mr. Sul! ew to guch proportions that six weeks ago he was compelled to come to this city. He brought his wife and family with; Price Price was go to 15 cents. ! th him and took apartments at the Wal. worf-Astoria. Since that time he been the chief figure in the marke! He was the first man on the floor of $e Cotton Exchange to-da be- re the other brokers had even started rams downtown he was receiving cab ‘hint from agents in Liverpool advial of the state’ of the market. ther Mocky in appearance, qui iressed witha ‘stubby. blonde and Wavy sandy hatr, he ls not a tan to t Ge ie cate veg whole @ Cotton Exc a strain of oh edi ker te has told on him. ‘There are lines his face that were not there when. he come down from Frovidence. He js intguacly nervous, as he manoue- veed his ‘deals to-day ‘he shifted hia ait from side (6 side of hik head and pulled at his mustache In the manner vf a man who is extremely anxious aid apprehenatve, The brokers getheted round him and his every move. Two doze nger boys, detailed to serve him alone, she wp to him with a continu. fal stream of messages and cablegrame, | Now and. chen there would be a lun in the market while the opposing sides took breath to each other, and wate tin these lulls Mr. Sully (alked about the uiithon, (af btiying all the cotten 1 can he sald to an Evening World re- whe price Ik hound ter go up. in a few months at least two cents | I think it Ix due to go to 15! cents, any. price, i belleve th enough cotton to supply the demand with the present crop of 11,000,000 Of this we have accounted (or coguites CAu't wet the cotton he t to supply jeoma|ans and this condition tn Boing to prevail Jong time to com Price did not zo on the floor o: exchange. He remained In his o! fice at the ticker, st ing the quota Uons as they came out and handling messages and cablegrams {n bundles as largé as those that were going to Mr. Sully. Rut he was not nervous, He has gone througa strugglés lke this before. What MF. Price Thinks, In my opinion,” sald The Wvening World reporter, ance in cotion is only for ‘rom my advices I gather tha the spin- ners have pretty well supplied them- elves for the momé On the other hand, speculators have loxd: selves up at high prices, and the mov hient of the crop is likely to show a Aue. stantial] increase within the next few ader these clroumstatices, it will be aicunt to support the market further hele there ia a périod of radical lfqui- ion. reaction of from & to 4 CURB STOCKS STEADY. Trading on the curb was quiet but steady to- Northern Securities ad- vanced to 110 $4, Greene Copper rose 5-8 to 26 1-2 on big denlings, while bonds were doaadacll Abbesb The bid a prices of the prin-| cipal outside pec euritien were: < 7's rt fe= Barrell Forrest Ten ‘ape: Standart 0.1. an) Pranciacd 4s Northera Securities Blerator 38yogs" fre Fe 2 BS82 22255) Marine preter areane Cooper io fir tien Cofwmnd Hrooklyn Ferry Writing Paper Writing Paper pr tates te The Wheat Market. opened dull and steady, The trade was disappointed over the cables and absence of crop damnre news OM pagsage increased 900,00) Iayt week, | Corn bushels. Waeat—May Corn—Mu k wi ent ~Mareh, Tored 6 7: Sc | Valuable /Mpene Tie autt of rane at Charidae’s i ni toking for bargains in works of art. The quan of wheat on passage increased 696,000 opening prices were: | sik: duly, 783-8 bia + 03 1-8, opening New York's Ohicag rices were: Whent m elon, pr ay, tered: offered: Mas nes July, Jorn: i Spends Mow s for Bargatnn LONDON, March 2.—Richard Canfleld in Me has been he bought some ve (:] itppenante furniture: All tie time, thougl he spends most of is iline travelling around the country - |THE CLOSING quot ATIONS GiteMaged Shares Led the Market, with Americans Irregular. and other gild-edged se y in the London Trunk was ft arding the stat an Rail shares Were Iregulai, | Souta alien. Mining stocks displayed weakness, but Consols ties were market t e:) Coppers were buoyant re | A reduction In the minimum rite of | discount of the Bank of Isngucnd is ex-/ pected on Thursday 1 ee The Cotton Market. The locat cotton market opencd easy to-day with prices 3 to 6 points lower In. dimippolating thle. on housen had la 3 ne Hesome fe buIt eHQUe and R four t later In the day ini eau on the R48? Sep to 3.68; | ber The CHINA Comes In} The Great March Sale Begins Today RECORD-BREAKING February Furniture Sale ended on Saturday. Today the interest of ambitious and thrifty housekeepers passes from the Fourth floor to the Be sement where is assembled the repre- sentative showing of the broadest and best offerings of China, Cut Glass and Bric-a-brac that have This bold announcement is made advisal, ago the public response to our March Sale offering: cient goods to supply the demands. vhelm us. And if it were possible for the whole public to realize what this Sale offers, even the Sale would vanish away in a week, if our facilities could handle ing demands again over vast stocks piled up for th the demand. sent maznificent collections. ate ‘controllin, full time factories. There w: porte in “the arket at Wet opening, but 8 was fol ma by a EY Ereeobery. Soverine and des ats bial) ina ace close jonal breaks due to @ lull in ‘pull foseae Adams2z.Co. 6TH AVE,, 218T & Men’s and Women & 22D STS., N.Y. ’s $1.00 and $1.50 Turkish Towelling Bath Slippers. These are best quality Slippers, silk bound, serviceable, When you stop to think that the ordinary kinds, with carpst soles, sell for 50c. and 75c. per pair, you will begin to realize the very handsome and decid ends force of this bane ORR, soveoeeeee Tuesday’s Popular Sheet Music 14: Cents Pair. 90: sheveee Cents Conn, By mail, 2c, extras no music sent C, 0, D. We wish to call your special at-| tention to the $5,000 Intermezzo, entitled INDOLENCE, The Princeton ree Two-Step (Sousa’s big hit) ani |My Genevieve (most popular | song out). Also the Following Big Hits ! Where the Wurburger . My Dixie Sweet- t, When "Kate and Coming = Thro! Ja the dweet By and Flowers 5 Mr, Blue the Rye, lip the Gly "Tears Bleue. When Knightoo$ Flower, Waltz Under Southera Skies, Only a Soldier Boy. oi ata on Broadway, oh, Very Wai ‘eine eline, Bweei- 4 on written In jot The Girl You Lave, These 2c. Pieces ihe. Totermenso yp Love “Glowwttm ‘ant from Nancy Brown, Under the Bamboo Tree, Seng Wit d THe Matter with the Moon To-night? A Bird of Paradiae, Severmess er than Woarts and The Hommel ot Bieteds Lane. Down the ( Can't Sing To-night, You Can't Be a Bell Cow, Fall in Bening, Meaning of U, § 4a, the, -Mooallgtie tith! ine fnry ith Me, eTocs popu? Walts, Moat i ot Sighs hoe Pry, My Rovary. 2) y Aorig 2 y iserele, Wells, AL Pickapla 0109, Bieter then re elles, Ror By snare ot Banquet of Mise HI, When the Winter ‘Time Coma Go-Carts:-BabyCarria call ‘These goods will henceforth be found Y our Fifth Floor in Ag tion with our Furntture Department, The new Spring stocks are handsomely displayed, To induce your early visit we quote:— This $10.00 Go-Cart Complete, with Rod, Par- asol and Lace Cover, for It has full reed sides— WW) is shellac E-) enameled green running gear—-the wheels have rubber tires—has parent foot brake, reclinin ack ane adjust. able foot, finished — has prices on these saods this month will be found phenomenally low. e ever been presented tc It is not Was Oo gr This year we made no st America, England, chaser will find the greater choice. In Jardinieves, Toilet Ware, Umbrella Stands we show great variety at prices un- matched for lowness. DINNER SETS. bes 6, worth 98-50— Bogltel, porce- Jain Dinner of 100 pieces, with athe laze border decorations. 8.50, worth $12—English porce- “ In Dinner Sets of hn pieces, with Heermiane decorat! 0, worth $18— mietican poree- lain Dinner Sets of 100 pieces, with fine flower decorations dna handles te, $13.50, worth $26—Austrian “china Dinher 100 pieces, with ‘oup tureen gna ‘three large plat- tert all handles gilt, fine flower decorations. 4 At_ $17.50. ‘worth $30—Theodore Hayiland Dinner Sets of 100 pieces, with soup tureen and three large Legge (ps jower dlecoration, all At 822.50, yay cier) Field Hayiland Dinner of 101 pieces, with soup tureen and three large trey ey duel decorations, all Ay eb, port 95 Hine French china Dinner Sets, 1 pees, with soup tureen and three ri latters; barder decoration and eit handics PI Bigee. 50, worth $40—Theodore “vraviland Dinner Sets of 118 pleces, with soup tureen and three large asters pore decoration, 50—Chas. Field ts of 118 Places, with soup tureen and threv large platters; tine flower decoration and all Piao gold-stl Sida At $40, from border decoration an Dinner Seta of 1 A $110—Fine French eer Dinner Set of 117 pieces; bor- der of flowers and narrow band; all At tadort from $120-Chne Field Pers land 'G, D, A. Dinner Set of 1 pleces; fine pink Rani disckabsbee all pleces At $100, 210—A Cauldon ebina DI nner of 120 pieces: bor- der decoration and heavily silt, “CUT GLASS eh china ; flower all pleces At One- stadia” eld Regular |; Pric yi $4 and $5, worth $ bo! O-inch, $5, 93, re, worth $5; Bowls, 8-inch, $8, $5. ste nd and $11 Claret |, $7.50, worth $12, One a $8 and $8.50, worth ntres, 912; worth $18, 12-1 from ae, ad ‘aon 14-lnch, olive Pea 16 ao 1,80, $4.75 3.80, 76, $8.75 and $4.50, ss brags, pa rh $2.56, | € i and $8, worth ‘and Croans, $8, $3.50, $4, ie He pal pein 85, Hae wow Fore Spoon lors, $4 and $5, An unsul ra & Austrian China » worth 50c—In new deal decorations — Tea Hla ae A. T. Stewart & Co. all |C es and Creams, at $1, Bread-and-Butter Plates, Cups and ; Ba cers, Olive ‘Trays, Match Boxes, Pin Boxes. Bltomeni nested dope (ii Aye. At 10¢, wo .h 20c—Austrian china, decorated hy flowers and gold— Breakfast, Ten ani Hread- Butter Plates, Fruit Saucers, Oat- meal Saucers, Tea Cups and Saucers, Seach ee en nienness 8, an tne st 23¢ and ; Tea Pintes, Brose ani Butter Plates, Oatmeal Sau (fen Cupane id Saucers Bugars and Creams. Ninth a, nd Basement, At ak worth 40c and 50c- aud Austrian china, mostly owabee Plates, Breakfast Plates, | ‘Tea Plates, | Bread-and-Butter Piates, Fruit Saucers, Gatineal Saucers, Cups and Saucers. Ninth #t Blevator Couoter, FANCY CHINA At Half Prices Severabrich patterns in French china will be closed out at half Satur- lates, $3, $4.50, £6 nnd $7.50 dozen, from 88, $1, $12 ond B15 Salad Bowls, #1, $1 tant Flaten oon “and $1.15, ®Ree 91. ray mH maa 2.95, Olive | Dishes, 40c and 5Oe, trom 60c and $1. Becond floor. At One-half Hey Two-thirds Reg- ular Prices gpnde bought and im- ls March Sale; many os ix All new ported for ¢ these goods were ordered near! months 8° to keep factories w ing ;.@ positive saving of from third t th French and :, The and §1, Chocolate rota The, 8 1.25 and Chacker'Jars, 7c and $1. Pudding Seta of Reasot, Sugar and Cream, 0 Milk Holders, 6c, eu, Covered Mufti 1 and 91,50. ay ft 28 $1.00 and bata Juge Comb and Brush Trays, 50 and $1, Ninth street alele sod Basemen Bohemian Cut Glass Novelties At lower prices than we have ever belure sold them. 2.50, Con Chop Th and palr; wort! 3.50, $4 N Hotties, = mth eut glass stopper, Tooth nek Holders, 25¢, worth 40c, Individual Salts, Ie, ead 20c, worth 1c, Be aud B5e, iy worth Ii lke, 40¢, from 5Oe, 20c, worth Bc, 50e, worth The, aie, frou 40c. 5c, worth $1.25 paar Jars, 4h S5e, worth #1,25, «(French China Cups and » the New York Public. capable ofrefutation._ A year eat that we didn’t have suffi- ach error, unless your increas. Our work for this occasion began last Summer, and has been constant ever since. Never have we shown a more varied assortment in Dinner Ware. we open this Sale with over one thousand Dinner Sets in stock, with as many more on order, varying in price from $6 to There is not an old set in the whole collection. China Pieces we show hundreds of new decorations, styles and shapes, from a China‘Plate or Cup and Saucer neatly decorated, at 10c, to an ‘elaborate Punch Bowl at $100. In Cut Glass we have excelled even ourselves. In New York alone Austria and France, all have In Fancy Commanding the large outlets we do, one large factory and practically several others, and keeping them work- uring dull seasons, enables us to put on our counters the newest and best a tings at one small profit above actual cost of production. n Bric-a-Brac several large shipments have reached us from the leading Euro Goods purchased in immense quantities at half prices and less, an Our selling Of course, the early pur- BRIC-A-BRAC, MAR- BLES, BRONZES Royal Bunn picces, quite new; shown for first time today, at two-thirds regular price At $1, $2.56 $6, $6.50 and $10 each | 1 $3.50, a , $8 and $12, Austri (TG Vases, Jardinieres and Cen- tre PI ut about half regular prices: thet abe, Boer BLS and each: worth 25e, 50¢, $1, $2.50 and &: A fine line of Tite. gy in rich dark effects, with scene, Hrure and bust decoration 250, Be, 500, The. iS and $5 wortli 1, $1.50, $2, $8.50, $5 importation of French Vases in Seyres effects: $3.25, $8.75. $4.75, $5, B10, $17.50, ar] ig $0, 4B ie Sih; worth $5, $7.50, B12, $15, $22.50, Silo sist ap to $140. Royal Vienna Vases in red and dark green grouide, with buat and Heute decoration: $6, from tr #1 figures: 86, 5, worth $22.5) iv v 9: $10, worth $20: ' $20, worth >, Worth $45; $42.50, x efforts: worth AO; Pedestals in marhle and oO 89, worth $1 30, worth $40; $40, worth Basement. Saucers REDUCED ONE-THIRD to ONE-HALF ‘The finest ie y of French china, allin beautiful decorations, A variety arom Covered Bouill d Saucers, $6 dox., from $1 Jon, from 3 Mustache Cups and Saucers, 80c each, from 600; 40¢ each, from T0c; $1 each, from #2. Second Floor, DECORATED PLATES Tables on the Second floor and in the China Deparuinent hold this rich collection of Plates: many of these have sold up to today for $25 aud $30 dos, Today One Dollar Each THIN-BLOWN TUM- ip Jugs, at Sie, worth W 4 it and Pep ra, With ster! ver to tis Ke. Be an worth 400. 50e and 3c. “ eb; | Under-Price Biore, Basement. JOHN WANAMAKE BLERS At 55¢ dozen, worth $1 and $1.25— In & variety of patterns, Ninh at, algle apd VadersPrice Storp. Broadway. 4th Ave. 9th & 10th Sts 1A took | A ” ode pt. ht prove Pennsylvania Open. Migh, Law. Clo 5 Southern Ratha s iy [arn Bis Aoi in {Ten an Pet = 2 2588 ys erup eres = # li Stinghow, Ne Davin and hivire iene vo been elected director the Bout. ‘Traction Co which (stn 1G |eupltal "of "69,000,000. to Sete atte I ae in Suffolk and Naseats count 1 | i'n, Seemiae, biraee of thh Wat | | Oenms, wilt resign hie place this at und |e imercantii¢ situation dn ents ety, Leo ie (TS) BAR SO™ E eorage Dainty Cotton Waists, 9& Splendid assortments of all the and daintiest of fresh cotton waists are he in abundance for the feminine shopper's * lection. For to-morrow we quote this special | ing on two particularaly fetching sorts. One, like illustration, of heavy white ch jot, with yoke of 28 fine t bodice of; four wide pleats; back of wide tallor stitched pleats; large new sleeves, prettily finished with pointed cuffs and pearl b smart separate tab stock collat 32 to 46. Also waists of heavy ‘cheyiot, black and white and blue and stripes; made with tailor-stitel plaits on back and front; larg buttons; collars. and cuffs with white lawn hemstitched turnover. Pick from either lot, at, each, Three Specials from the Great Sale of Ansonia Clocks. — These world-famous Clocks at our regular prices are bargains of note, but at the specially low figures we quote :in this great sale they are the most extraordi- nary values known in fine, reli- ¢ able timepieces. It’s a chance in a hundred to secure an unmatchable bargain in a good, depend ae clock—better take advantage of it. role Glocks—With 8-day day movements, movements, French bronze top ornaments; they strike the hour and half hour on cathedral gon manufac- turer's list price $7.75; the ornament alone is worth $1; to-morrow, clock and orna- ment complete, 8 Ansonia = Po) dral gong; have gilt centres, Arabic or Roman dials; manu- facturer’s list price $10; spe- cial to-morrow, | Marbleized Clocke—Véry benus tiful designs; trimmed with bronze top ornas S; strike the hour and) half hour on cathedral gong; manufacturer's list price $10; ornament is worth $1; to- morrow, Matn Floor, Front, jain Clocks— With Dresden decorations on cobalt blue, green, ruby, vio let, &c.; a splendid variety of dainty designs for choice; 8- ee The Great Fur Clearance! Under the decisive price cuttings going on in our fur store t the stocks of handsome fur garments are rapidly disappearing, and thosé lucky purchasers who have taken advantage of the rare giving have saved a third and a half on next year’s prices. 7 Are you not willing to economize, too? The garments are heautifully made, elegantly finished, and only the best sking are employed in their make-up. f) $35 and $50 Nearseal Fur Coats, $22.50. $55 and 869 Nearseal Fur Goats, 825 and $39, © Have large revers and collars of nutria, beaver, mink, Pe lamb and beaver. Parsian Lamb and Sealskin Coats, $39, 859, $69, 889, $95, — Reduced from $75 and $200. ull, boa, as well as rug, will be closed ‘oul at the are eslest money-savings, nee nlite ond Floor, 59s St. this wi es Solid Gold Watch Sale! rhis wonderful sale of good, reliable watches. is another ine stance of our unmatched merchandising facilities. The Prices. quote cannot be touched by the exclusive dealer, and the wat 4 ie the best made, fully guaranteed to keep perfect time it ar ranted to be everything that we claim, Women's Solid Gold Watches— Men's and Boys' Solid Gold Open face and hunting case Watches—14-kt. with Walts styles; with American, Walt- ham and Elgin movements; ham and Elgin movements: hunting case and o n face values up to $25; spec Styles; values up to i Spe- $24.50, $27.50 and Men's and Boys’ 8-Kt, Solid cial, | Women's Solid Gold Watches Gold Watches—Hunting case and Open face styles; Walt- Hunting ae 008, om styles; with ham and Elgin movements; from $15 in 0 5 a regi values up to fic Special, poet oe Wotcheet and $17.50 | Women's Solid Gold Watches— movements; shunting and open faces; values up & eclal, Fine Swiss movements; open face; elegant value at $10 and $5.9! $60.00; 00, $30.00 Women's Solid Gold $12; special, Ven'ssand Boys’ 14-Kt. Solia In a large Waltham Gold Watches—Waltham and } Elgin movements; open face Style; values up to $32.00; 8 ments; open case ip Speci special, Men's and Boys’ 14-Kt, Solid Gold Watches—Open face and hunting case styles; with ie hoverientty values up to $65.00; special $35.00 and $89.00 ae BLOOMINGDALE BROS., 34 Avenue, s9th 9nd AOth, Streste,