The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1903, Page 5

J Cae te baa a oo iN A a ors Vane PRET hm Vy woo THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1903. BEARS BEAT DOWN STOCKS IN WILD MARKET TRADING, Shares of Leading Issues Thrown Over in Big Lots, While Prices Show Heavy Declines—Big London Broker De-;| clared in Trouble, and Prospective Poor Bank Statement Act as Depressing Factors, @emi-panicky conditions prevailed in the closing hour on the Stock Ex- ehange to-day, prices running off badly from 1 to 3 points on furious ham- Mering by the bears. All the active se- Mhrities felt the attack, trading being id and in big block Sales were in heavy blocks, running from 600 to 5,000 shares, some of the wading iesuces being thrown over in 2,000 lotts. The sales of the day were bout $60,000 shares. There was a slight Tally in the final dealings, prices re- covering about 1-2 a point all around, Dut the day's losses were severe. The persistent selling of Rock Island by Harris, Gates & Co. and Coster, Knapp & Co., together with the rush @f liquidation in Amalgamated Copper @tarted and maintained by H. A. Harri- fon, were the causes which led to the heavy slump in many of the other issues during the late trading. The news that the teamsters and freight handlers in St. Louis and Kan- @as City are on a strike caught the stock market as the bulls were making @ final effort to rally and defeated any organized effort to support the down- ward tendency of the Ifst. A cablegram from London, etating that a stock operator of much promi- hence there had been forced to Iiquid- ate a long line of Canadian Pacific and Copper stocks in order to cover his short interests in cotton, helped to de- Bregs prices still further, and a rise in the rate for time money led to apprehen- sions of more gold exports and a very unfavorable bank statement. Canadian Pacific lost 31-2 points in sympathy with the decline abroad and under pressure by the Montreal opera- tors who are short of a large block of the etock and want to cover at the low- est possible figures. @t. Louis and San Francisco dropped 8 polats under the liquidation by the shareholders, who are dissatisfied with the terms of the imerger tow .. Island is so weak. Amalgamated Copper declined 3&-8 on the extreme weakness of copper shares | abroad and selling by the brokers who 5¢ bave hitherto operated for the Lew- faohns, while Anaconda sank rapidly, Jesing 81-2 points to s¢ in sympathy. Bt. Paul was 11-4 lower on the old rumor of a cut bt ine, dividend. Rock Island lost 2 tng by two proz which were anxious to d for the sake of the effect It would have on the rest of the lst ped off 15 ing by London traders 1 per cent. nm of mahy of tne sharehold .. 0 new capi n plan and Pennsylvania iost a potat on vead of the Harry Weil led she bears in their ate tack In the ke Atehison vas 1 1-3 lower and Baiue more and Ohio 5-8 off, but tue Brie is- ues held at fractional decline on Good support by Lie Morgan, orokers, at the first pre: ck Will 890) be placed Upon & 4 per cent. basi Leather preferred was steady at a de- line of 1-2, while the co.nmon was only J-4 lower, Fuel & Iron was 11-8 per i Sugar 21-4 points lower on on in Lae price of the refined dissensio Island dir existed though official denial was-again. giv and the fact made known that most of the directors were in different parts of the country. ey The Closing Qaotations, To-day's Rigliest, lowest and closing pr Bet chango from sesterday's cloeng pre from last recorded sale are as follows Srke and y While Strike News 84 83% 8 20% 4 — 14 ah 42% 2% — & + Advance. COTTON LOSES GAIN MADE IN RALLY. Bulls Take Profits In See-Saw Mar- ket Affected by Weak Liv- erpool Closing. Weakened slightly by the lower Liver- pool market, the cotton options suflerea early losses of one to four points, but soon ruliied in sympathy with the tn-| creasing strength in the English trading, which showed fair gains over its open- ing quotations later in the day. The local bull cijque held. the nearby months firmly, realizing that the shorts cannot depend very much on an in- crease in the suppiy, as the growing crop Is later then usual this year. The late positions, however, again developed a little weakness on the more favorable vig advice from the South and some t taking by the longs. fading. “was quiet ‘and’ lacking its usual. excitement: Daniel J. Sully acted as if he was no longer the leader of the bulls, but rather an indifferent spectator, and even in the pit the other prominent traders found time to Joke as they made their bids, ‘The gains were practically wiped out in the early afternoon on the weak closing at Liverpool and profit taking by the bulls, prices being practically on @ level with the last of yesterday. Ait ‘the options excepting May cou- tinued to lose, the market closing lower all around on better weather reports. The final quotations, were: | M June, 11.28; July, 21.23; Au, September. 10.02; ‘October, 9 ove ber. 9.42; December, 9.41,’ and "January, are day's transactions amounted to 175,000 bal eee ‘The Wheat Market. Wheat opened firm and higher to-day, due to rains through the Southwest and parts of the Ohio Valley. Better cables also tended to strengthen the market. July and September were bought mod- erately by shorts. Steadiness marked the opening in corn. There was little change here, while in the West an ad- vance of 1-8 pot 3 es orca: New Yor dt sopening prices wore’ Wheat—atay, 88; Ju September. tt bid; December, 76 #4 bid. cena, 527-8; Sepetmber, SI 1-4. hicag’ "A. M. opening prices 137-8 t center ; September, prices were: c 8 b Wheat— embe sing prices were: {3 $4: Septem Ju * Deceme Pee Te to A December bid. | AN HONEST SCEPTIC, And Were He Landed, An honest eceptic will learn things |that a prejudiced and ignorant per- ‘son misses. There have been many |sceptics of the great rebuilding value ‘of the pure food Grape-Nuts simply jbecaus> they did not understand the ‘scientific principle upor which it is based, A Cincinnati man prepared to die, and then got well and strong tn spite of his convictions, He says: “I have alwevs rerarded your food as only another catchpenny to fool the pub- lic. but T nm now forced through simple justice to admit that it Is all you claim, | “I suffered for years .rom indiges- tion and had ‘set my hcuse In order’ to dic, Then I took up the study o7; the plimentary tabla, bought a set af} chenvicel deviens to anclyze the dif-| |ferent foods and set to work to intel-| igently study the food auestion, bles and meats in which I found the} most nutriment and whica were sun- \nesed to be the most easily digested. lbvt T continued to waste awey and mv stomach crew ty be a veritable hell: sour, scalding ernctations come un in my mouth, t ng my breath away for such a long while thot T thought mary times my end bad come, T would fall in a fatnt and re- main unconscious for some time, and when, revived would find rreat. dark spots ohscuring my vision to such an extent that it seemed to be almost mMeht fn my room. “My stomach grew so wea. that T could not digest even well-bolled rice | “IT selected and ate those vereta-| fy | Boys’ Suits While lying in bed. badly discour- aged and more willing to die than live, a voice seemed to come to me, ‘Why don’t you give up your prefu- dice and try Grane-Nata?’ T thought about it every little while during the day, and late in the evening sent out for some and ate a little, exerting it wonld hurt me and cau) all the ter- rible trouble over again. but an hour massed and everything was right, so T took another little meal and waited, I felt hetter and the o1 sick feeling quit. So about 9 o'clock I took a Ipretty good meal of Gr pe-Nuts and jwent to bed feeling rood. T lay awake some time. f aring my poor , weak and scalded stemach would suf- {fer, but strange to say T dropped off to sleep and slept sound and neace- fully and enjoyed the’ most glorious night's rest I had had for several jyears. “I go heavy on \-ave-Nuts now, and T have rained 10 pourds in the last five weeks; have sound. refresh- ing sleep. no sour eructations of the stomach, no dark. blind spots, and my nerves are am sterdy as can be, Tam truly myselt again. and all due to haying at last found’ the proper food."" Name furnished by Postum SICo., “igegd Creek, Mich. Balt, & Ohio pt Brook. Rapid Trai cat eet Fee. esere” TLPPFEEE Edda Ti central Louts, & Met, | Secur! Manbattan Metro, St. RR, Mo., Kan. & Tex) bad Fereerrers Southern Railway Southern Rallway pf. St. 1, @ San Fran L, @ 8. FP 24 po. ‘Tenn. Coal & I Emerg Pttbattlerteraretibareds e 1 eeerere in Venetian Cloth. colors black, blue and brown, with silk. stole front and lined with Ro arth Hove Special: Price exclusive designs. for double our haures, 3) W ‘Buy Now, A HOT TIME DOWN IN SHOE-VILLE, a ‘¢ Tropical weather down in your Boots!’ said Billy Buzz Saw. «Just warm enough there to steam, isn’t it, Neighbor Foot?’” «(Should think you’d enjoy com- ing out of your Rubber-house to take a little fresh air, and cool comfort!’’ «The shoes you live in are certainly air-tight as tin, and sweaty as a rubber suit!’’ “© Yes— made of leather, ‘tis true,—but they might as well be of rubber, because the pores of the leather have been completely sealed up in the tanning!” «¢ Filled with astringent minerals, or with caustic chemicals, and then puttied over with heating oils of suspicious origin!” ‘No wonder you’re sweaty, tender and sore {422 «Why don’t you wear ‘Valvic Calfskin,’ the new ventilating leather, proven porous and sweat- dispelling as cloth, while wet-proof as Crav- enette?’”? “Just peep into Regal win- dows, and see there, in the ‘Valvic Test,’ how freely gas goes through the pores of this leather! ’’ “And if gas can go through its pores, perspiration can escape through them, also, can’t it?” “¢¢Valvic Calf’ can be had only in Regal oak soled shoes, at $3.50 —or by mail, at $3.75.” Sample and tl UF Style Book, on post card request. OAK SOLED SHOES Sold only tn 61 Regal Shoe Stores trom New York to San Francisco and Lon- 80 18 Stores $ Netropolitan | District. NEWARK STORE, $1 BROAD STREET, OPE. CENTRAL RR. STATION. STORES. 43 Co bh YORK CITY: BROOKLYN: “A rth it 115 Nassau St., bet. Ann prey Beckman #67 Fulton St, m Broadway, ore tee St. JERSEY CITY: 166 West 125th Bt. cor 66 Newark A\ or Ave., 8. W. cor. Rath jewark Ave. DS od WOFEN'S STORES. W YORK CITY: 785 Broadway, corner 10th St. 1389 Browfway, opp. Herala Square. 2087 Seventh A . cor. 128th St. | T. KELLY Open Saturday Evenings Lntil 10. _—————— ee it should be you are heavily handicapped in the Argument they are of good material, perfect in fit and 1.00Down,*!.00a Weck son, and that is why price cutting 00 is in full force here. e ———— serge Suits, marked down frem regular price, $14, to.... more in the end. He will ¢ 263 Sixth Avenue. race for success; it is not necessary that your finish, and up to date in style—that is the kind we offer to you on On a Purchase of $10.00. This week, fine tailored, fancy 7 $¢—Than which there is none more popular or Serge Suits cooler for the inevitable hot weather 0 00 ppear to 95 be.ter advantage. We have th» durable, but still handsome, 3. Only Entrance Through Furniture Store. is this: If your personal appearance is not what Our clothes be expensive, but highly important “that our easy payment system of ? tee —We are nearing the end of our spring sea- Men’s Suits arin the fend Of Our Spring mixtures and black thibets, were $14 to $18, now at.... season, Special this wi eek: Elegant, stylish and dressy blue —ietter get your son the best, wher it costs no Suits that stamp him as — young gentleman cut to...... , —We are making a big bid for your Shoe Men s Shoes trade; we are shoung thousands 50 for little morey; specials this week in vici, velour calf and '3, patent .eather, Oxferd or hi 2h .1c2 Shoes, $5 kind. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Send Postal for Catalogue. BROOKLYN STORE, 470 FULTON ST. TWO SPECIAL ITEMS FROM OUR WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT. CASH Women's Tai or-Made Suits OR CREDIT, Fine China Sik Waists, Silk Walsts, handsomely made in piped Ww ked tn ne. box pleats or hematt'ched. They are elegantly made, absolutely perfect In ft and worth fully $8.50 ptr "src ral BH 98 PRICE ° Collarless Blouse offect Skirt is made with plaits These sults SO, 98 uly aie Special Men’s Suit Bargain. Men's Fine Sack Suits of Mixed Chevict, Tweeds or Cassimeres, many 25 BYD_75 Tatioring, At end. inten equal to fi Great Sale of Straw Hats. Our EASY-PAYMENT PLAN fs at Your Service Without Any Additional Cost, OPEN EVENINGS. ook {9 14th St., Pay Later.” Operator of ‘Ten Stores, Decoration Day Dress For Men. ‘BRILL ‘BROTHERS are at hand with their four convenient stores, ready to fit out any one in holiday ative very inexpenstvely. A Suit is the most impor.ant item. Choose any one of the: three | Suits at $12.50 each and you won't be far wrong: Fancy Mixture, in tight weight cassimere or cheviot, ‘) good business suit.... se eeeee 50 Blue Serge Suit, single or double-breasted, cel true color guaranteed, Donegal Homespun Suit in two pieces. The ieatout} Secured direct by our special Your choice of 60. Styles. 93 (Trade Supplied at Wholesale.) at limited prices. ing clothes, sold here ony. en) Summer agent in Quito, Ecuador, at a Each and every pair success- The best values in > es fixings in the cily are in our, Special Sale of Holiday Suits | | $2.95 had disappeared F Saturd: noon For their benefit and to introduce the sterling qualities of our boys’! 3 50 5 and $6 and $3.50, $4, $ Sizes 3 to 16 years. Three-piece Suits with vests; Two-piece Outing Suits tures, Blue Worsted Serge, Black Thibet, Imported Homespun and Cheviot. All our 73c. value Knee Pants, former- Sizes 14 to 20, Of fast True Blue years; 2 pair only to a customer. $6. Genuine Panama | Straw Hats. | Oxford Shoes, $ | In all the latest shapes and best leathers. cost so low that we can oll 3 $5 and $8 grade Hats at..... fully rivalling $4 shoes and beating $3.50 shoes........ Furnishing Depariments. Summery Negligee Shirts, cool Open-work Hose, dainty Neckwear in unlimiled assortments , For Boys. Those 1,500 suits specially priced tor sast Friday and Saturday at jundreds 0, parents eage to take advantage of that offer were dis-| appointedly turned away. | togs to more mothers, we have taken out of ‘tock « new Ict_ of 2;000) Suits which formerly sold te> marked them down for quick sales To-day $ | and To-morrow to..... e with belted trousers; Sailor Blouse Suits, Russian Blouse Suits, Norfolk Sailors, Norfolk, with plain or “knick” pants, Materials—Wool Cassimeres, Scotch Mix- 50c. & 75c. Knee 25c¢. {$9 Youths’ Blue 6 00 Pants, Friday, Serge Suits, G lly sold for Soc:, we have marked as a| Serge, cut on young men's patterns |leader for Friday 25c. Ages 3 to 16|and carefully tailored For Friday only | 1 “Mothers’ Friend’’ Waists at 69c, and 45c, All other fia for boys al exceptionally low prices. 211 & 219 Sixth Avenue, 125th St., Cor. 3d Avenue 279 Broadway. FoR | 47 Cortlandt Street. ‘tae If so then ane system is out of balance, and there is a flaw somewhere in your constitu- tion, and a Poses BITY, that you are losing health, too. ‘he falling off'in weight may be slight, but it makes a wonderful change in one's looks and feelings, and unless the building w process is begun in time, vitality and etrongt are soon gone and health quickly follows, If you are losing weight there is a cause for it, Your blood is deteriorating and becoming too poor to properly nourish the body, and it must be purified and Biches before lost weight is regained. It requires something more than an ordinary tonic to build up a {ceble constitution, for unless the poisons and germs that are lurking in the blood are destroyed, they will further impoverish the blood and weaken the ala and you continue to lose weight. 1 In S. S. S, will be found purifying and tonic properties combined, | It not only builds up weak constitu- tions, but searches ont and ‘destroys WONDERFUL GAIN IN WEIGHT. germs and poisons of every descrip- Huntsville, Ala., Jan. 10, 1008. Bomo yeare ago my general health tion and cleanses the system of all dune ities, thus laying the founda. save way; my nervous system was tion fora healthy, steady increase in weight and future good health. Food may be bountiful and the appetite good, but still the system weakens and we remain -poor in jesh unless what we eat is properly digested and turned into rich, pure blood. S. S. S. re-inforeés the Stomach and aids the digestion anid assimilation of food, and there isa and I could get do mo any good till I began to 8,8,8, I commenced to improve at once. My appotite became splondid and from 135 pounds I increased to 180, I became well again by taking 8,8, 5, and would take no amount for the good it did me. My health is now perfect, and I believe if every- Dody would take a bottle of 8. 8 8B. occasionally, thoy would enjoy life asTamdoing. W.L. WINBTON. isda rapid up-building of health and strength, §S, S. S. acts promptly and beneficially upon the nervous sys- tem, strengthens and tones jt up, and relieves the strain by producing sound, refreshing sleep. Youcan find no tonic so invigorating a S., | and being composed exclusively of roots and herbs its use is atten: with no had effects. Old people will find that it braces them wu proves the circulation of the blood, and stimulates all*the bodily organs, S S S ‘and persons’ of delicate constitutions can take S$. §, with safety, as it does not derange the Stomach like the stron, mincral remedies, but acts ently and take a course of $. S. S. and build upagain. ¥S. 8. s recognized every- where as th leadingt blood purifier and best of all tonics, We cheerfully furnish imedical advice, without charge, to all who will write us, without any shock to the THE SWIFT. 1C_CO., ATLANTA, GAs it, Should ‘Those who ar onl yo thinnerand fall. | Saks & Company Broadtnay, 33d to 34th Street Tropical Apparel for Men. Our skeletonized suits are about the most com- fortable garments in which a man can endure the Summer's torrid heat. Our tailors have fashioned them with all the individuality and character pos- sible, which even indifferent care cannot affect, They are of fabrics such as hand-loomed Donegal | Homespuns, cobweb ‘double twist’ Tweeds, Tropical Worsteds, English and Domestic Flan- nels, and black or blue rough or smooth surface Serges, in various weaves, most of which are so loosely woven that they invite the passage of every stray current of air through them. They cost from $12.50 to $25.00. Men's Blue Serge Suits of standard, eternally dyed, fine texe ture Serge, Single or Double Breasted model, half or quarter lined, tailored to hold their shape even though sublected to strenuous service. Exceptional value at $15.! Trousers or Summer and Outing wear, of Flannels, Homes spuns, Tweeds, Cheviots or Worsteds in exclusive weaves,” fashioned with all the extra knacks which insure a comfortable and perfect fitting garment. $3.00, 4.00, 5.00 & $6.00 White Duck Trousers. They are designed and fashioned by tailors who are trouser~specialists. At $1.25 upward. }f, Summer Coats and Waistcoats, either to match or of contrast= [Hi ing fabrics, which include black or blue Serges, Alpaca, Sicil- } ians, Drap d’Ete, Pongee Silks, Taffetas, Imperial Cloths, Linens and Japanese Silks, in every pattern and color which is adapted for this class of garments. At $1.50 to $10.00 Driving or Travelling Ulsters of Linen, Alpaca, Mohair or Pons’ gee Silk. In fit and finish they are far above the avera; garment of this class. From $2.00 to $13. OUR SALE OF High Grade Shoes & Oxfords for Men. AT. REDUCED PRICES Will Be Discontinued After Friday. The High Shoes are of Patent Leather, Vici Kid: and Imported Wax Calf, either lace or button style. The Low Shoes are of Patent Leather, Velour.| Calf and Vici Kid, either Oxford or Blucher style. Shosend , $7.00, At $4.75] $5.00, At $3.75: ly $3.50, At $2.2 Summer . Apparel for Boys. ~*~ One of the philosophers, when asked what were- the most necessary things for well-bred boys to learn, said: “Those things which they will ruth in practice when they become men.” Personal"}[p%. neatness is characteristic of a well-bred mai Incline your ‘twig’ now. Here’s an incentives. Boys’ Washable Suits of Galatea, Duck, Chambray and kindred Fabrics; Sailor models, 4 to 10 years. t 95c. and $1.45 Russian Blouse models, 244 to 6 years. At $1.45 and $1.95. Boys’ Shirts, Shirt Waists and Blouses of Madras or Percale, in figured designs or plain colors. Values 75c-and $1.00. At 50¢) Boys’ and Children’s Straw Sailor Hats, in plain white, red and white or blue and white braids, with trimmings in vari- 4 ous colors. At 50c. and 95¢ Girls’ and Misses’ Summer Dresses. It is the daintiness and absolute good taste evinced + in their fashioning which make the following dresses worth more than the prices quoted: Girls’ Percale Blcuse Suits, trimmed with White Duck collar and shields; 6 to 14 years. t 950 Girls’ Wash Dresses in Guirpe, Russian or High Neck effect, trimmed with fine embroidery and braid; several different’ models; 6 to I4 years. Of Chambray or Gingham, At $1.95 Of Chambray, Madras, Gingham or Percale, At $2.75 Of Chambray or Madras, At $2,95 Misses’ Shirt-Waist Suits of Chambray, in tan, blue or pink; plaited waist with full blouse, finished with white Pa Sy lace medallions ; 14, 16 and 18 years. At Girls’ Wash Skirts of White Pique, with graduated flounce ; 28 to 35 inches long. At $1.95 Misses’ White Duck Skirts, full flare, deep hem. ‘At $1.90 \ 1 Girls’ White Lawn, Organdie or Dimity Dresses, suitable for At $3.75 to $21.00 'R S$ Confirmation; 6 to 14 years. A SALE Of Cheviots,’ Coverts, Broadcloths or Fancy Mixtures, most of which are lined throughout; various models from which to select. Valucs $4.50 to $7.95. At 2.95 and $3.95 Rods, Cameras, Bicycles. A trio which will contribute much to make your day of leisure a day of wholesome pleasure. Not a few of the things presented are offered far below the regular price. CAMERAS. Golf Montauk Camera, size 5x7, with automatic shu’ ter, double lens, rack and pinion, complete with Plates - holder and sole-leather carrying case. At $e 50 Smith Developing Powders, all kirds, 6 in a box. At 106 Saks Rapid 4x5 Plates, guaranteed. Print Rollers, 6-inch. Value [8c. Composition Trays, 5x7, at 96; 4x5, at 50; 34ix4hy, Oil Ruby Lamps. At 20c. Three-joint Tripoc. At 88¢ BICYCLES. Meade Bicycle for men, 20 or 22 inch, frome various colors and gears, with Morgan & Wright guarantee tires, thoroughly guaranteed. Value $25.00. At S45. May Saks Fast Flyer, 20 or 22 inch tramen Harton Tires. A machine of the highest grade, wit ew Departure Coaster Brake. At $25, 00, FISHING TACKLE. Split Bamboo Rod, fly and bait, finely finishec, thee joints and extra tip. Lancewood Bass Rod of selected stock, three seine and extra tip. At $1.25, Rubber Cap Nickel Multiplying Reel, holding 40 or 60 9)" yards of line. \t Bf 100 ft, of Grey Line for Bass Fishiog all sizes. ‘3 Otter Bnamel Silk Line, guaranteed; 75 fe 850}