The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1903, Page 7

COTO BTS ma ters Paes WP | (SSMS |r = eee loving Quotations. AN STRONG NG MARKET aaa Amel, Comptg: ®. + ¥] Demand EH Every Source .l ‘withai Taereey Issues Which Had Am, Sam ; tay t i the Market, While the: Trad-, ‘ Touched New Low Records|"". « ; Benefited by Rise in Prices ae £ be ing. Conditions Were Against ’ an Advance. Sat the Close. — Pa vege ged strong but Wull to-day, th the list excepting the steel issuer, |showing’ ‘det wains. Steel shared in the , however, and finished with a |f@ultad ene Donte: Phe tractions were notably | Met- St. a ten, Bloomingdales’ M4 No Orders -Taken After To-Morrow- al 6 P. M. for TRS S) PHewLrx. 59 1 Ge Ung and Shor Coat Just the Styles for Wear Now! : Exceptionally garments denoting style and @@ individuality in their every line, the dominating note s EEae % led ee + +| Bannescce 278 cheers ee Esease being their childish simplicky and becomingness. $4.75 tor Girls’ $6and $7 Gretchen Cloaks— 6A J 14 hadaae = ‘There was more excitement end up- driving of prives on the Cotton Exchange. to-day, November and December being the most active months in the trading. Colton was firm at the opening in the | face of cables from Liverpool, which | ae ltattt ae Tinof is Of all-wool plain and fancy mixed cloakings, boucle, zibe- line and heavy worsteds. They have the new fancy notched shoulder capes, tab fronts, military collar and full pouck " sleeyes;. effectively trimmed with’ ‘novelty braidings and fancy buttons; in both half-fitted and full box back styles; many popular colors; sizes 5 to 14 years. $5. 98t0r Misses’and Children’s $10 Monte Carlo Conts— Of excellent quality tong nap zibeline; made Monte Carlo style; in mixed blue, brown and plain black; all elsborately 2338 trimmed with heavily stitched strappings and silk pipings, bed pees fancy buttons; lined throughout with ‘splendid quality satin. naa Tiss He Items from the Great Fur Salet of Hundreds of Others. Nothing: like the values we are giving in our fur store havé ever eee geese! hee pn Ere a oe FS (With the stele stocks out of the way | Nae goat era le whole market would have been|Pennsyivan! trong isin But even with the de- Prenat Ing effect of ever lower prices for! te. Issues the general market acted |Bouth. Ps (well and. showed excellent strength. At he opening ‘Steel, preferred” sold at 4 and tl common at 103-4." The ds opened at 663-4. At the close the ferred ‘sold at 533-8 and the common ii, where they were well aupported. thous@ ‘was said to have an order to {0,000 shares of the common at 10. the first hour the total sales of steel| Ws Unsues were 147,000 and the total sales of all issues was but 248,000 shares. ‘This 22 Peewerasise: The prices showed declines of frou 4 points, to advances of 12, the support fn some months Selng & jough to force up prices in the face teh news, oon after the opening tig housce Ge- os 2 pahste: pies Este bee These suits and overcoats are cut by expert cutters, thus Raanbelie a eifice fit, and made up by high-class tailors, assuring you the best possible aa These fabrics are not an accumulation of a season’s odds and ends, nor moots carried over from last year, but an all-inclusive assortment gathered by months of searching for the be st of the new choice pat- terns of this season’s creations, in dependable materials of standard make. . Our guarantee shields you absolutely from any dissatisfaction—if not entirely Sheet Pheh eet 44+! SRR Re been heard of before! troportion was almost maintained ‘throughout the day. as it was yesteniay, ‘when half the day's transactions were in ‘thp steel stocks, Yn spite Of the weakness of Steel the ‘allronds acted weil. end rarely did they Grop more than a fraction on each de- ‘cle In Steel, Steel seesawed all day jar the’ whbYe’ market acted with it, but lin m less degree. ‘The 'tendency was for ‘eli railroad stocks to cut loose ftom ‘tHe Steel issues. Several times when (Steel vas selling’ off the railroad tat ‘was advancing. ‘Atetitnon, Union Pacific, Canadian Pa- cific, Pennsylvania and St. Paul wero all streng, and it was noticed that the rf, Waldorf;Astocia, crowd had taken the| New Crieasa ‘Of the market on several of] 2 long si ‘tiese issues. ‘The denial from officers of the ccm-| White LONDON STOCKS Sitierien gin ny that ‘the dividend on the common ck of the Ar and Foundry Company would he cut helped that stock. At the low figures, the support given to Steel ogused the traders to sell the lst freely ‘believing that after the liquidation in (Steel was oyer that the rafiroad list would ‘de “allowed to sag. Those who ‘etidy the situation, however, sald that | my the small offerings of railroad in Stocks showed thit there were none| {ll Ai Dipesicg, for sale and ‘that the shorts robaaly shave trouble in covering. Tehér was a raid on Realty which Mes Preceded by all kinds ‘of rumors, . however, could not de traced to any legitimate mource. ‘They t to ald in the raid on the ohne anion ds fairly successful. Dur- ‘ing the day the next dividend on Steel Seneaton, was sold on the curd at twenty 8 per share. merican Car and ereaw: Gividend ‘sold at seventy cents dure’ before the flose there was a rally. ich ‘carried prices in many cases Rout the Mah’ prices of the day atest mpeect vance’ with the rest of the were evi- ‘United States” Steet ‘common, after making a new low record at 10 1-2, ral- Ned owe the tina] dealings and clo: Ugehanked at 11. ‘The preferred close off 1 3-8. at 53 3-8. after being down to &, new iow records The focal, ;tactions showed much strength, nhattan, which Closed at 1901 tte 1 its closing price of Metropolitan fell off ‘ne-clv one point shear, the close gain agd closed at WO 5-$, of toon okiyn “Rapid Transt guinea 1% et Louisville -& Nashville, Uni Pac! Missouri Pacifc and Pennsylvanian were whe chief gainers in the railroad list, each scoring a gain of nearly 1 point. ‘Out of the.610,800 shares of stocks to- CURB STOCKS WEAK. Dealings, on the curd were weak and quil to-day, with Northern Securities felling off 3-4 pet cent. at 85 7-8, Re f° 1-2 felt in Seaboard Kine common” “The bid and eaked rises Of thie principal aiislds Yecuritien ‘were # Pad | SBS eBeEIES # fe Knob LONDON, Nov. 6,—Mone, fairl) plontiful fn’ the market, toda ot today ano t ‘omount @ hard- tes. Discounts were , owing to the fall in the rate of New York exchange. Business on the Stook change was depre ‘ant, the market being. vinfluenoed by the fall Amoricana and by the $aIK of large of mold tO Atwenting snd possiblity of withdrawals oF meric. ui Co iy eau cineca or weak, borg | Shares, ‘reflecting the market Wn| to iteel New York. Thore woe a sede not our ior $9 con" "Canre ta ter thn sate of Chan HM #8. | to its perfection ? the acme of chemical art as applied to a dies? medicine, other children’s: Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of |CAMMEYER| A Shoe Proposition Shae for Men In Our Basement. ‘We guarantee it to be as good. as any $3.50 Wonderful! 2 « 50 satisfied with the garments after they are made up you may return them, in which case your money will be refunded without hesitation. $11.80 Men’s Svits and Overcoats, $8.75. The suits consist of winter-weight serges, worsteds, cheviots and fine cassimeres in a large variety Of styles, All sizes. The overcoats are cut in the new long, loose style; made of fabrics that are both stylish and reliable; will not fade or turn color, and bound to keep their shape. Not a suit or overcoat in the lot worttt less than $12 or $15. Your choice to-morrow, $8.25 Boys’ Fine Overcoats (3 to 16 Years), $2.95 & $3.95. Ps Smart Vesting Waisls, Particularly Dainty and Motlish. These women’s very pretty walsts are made of the newest and most popular heavy vesting materials. - They are in-a decidedly new style, with cape over shoulders, yoke effect in back and front, elaborately trimmed with herringbone stitch- ing, and finished St neck with $1.98 | dainty, new style tab stock col- lar—special sale price, Heavy Cotton Waists, 98c. to $2.98. Excellent quality heavy cheviot, madras vesting and mercetized patterns in the sea- son's smartest and most becoming styles. sccona rioor, Sot 8t. Section. Women’s“Imperial”Shoes,$1.59 _ The Best Shoe Ever Offered al Such a Price! They are in lace or button styles, with vici kid, -#f patent leather or stock tips—and are Rot Sold for Less Than $2.50 Elsewhere. * $1.59 Men's $3 and $3.50 Shocs, $1.98. With welted oak soles, in calf, box calf and! patent leather; all sizes; splendid wearing, comfortable and thoroughly Sad Shoes. Misses’ and Children’s Shocs. A bargain lot. of fine new Shoes; not an old or shop-worn Lends in the tsi assortment; ail regular si 48 fallow elegy cst! Children's "9Be. 79. Boys’ Infants’ $1.49 49c, ‘Men's Shoes, ‘Women's and Children's, ‘Main Floor, 60th St. Section. Secong Floor, 0th St. ‘Section. Women’s Warm Kimonos, $1.98 These dainty garments will prove a comfort on cold mornings. They are comfortable and warm, being made of good heav: outing flannel in very y pretty and becoming fancy striped effects, wit! large -sailor collar and square yoke—the fronts are trimmed with silk frogs. 1 98 Pick your size to-morrow at, each, for Outing Flannel Robes— In dainty stpiped effects; me 9Bc, for ‘Outing Flannel Kim- with full back, tue ed front, onos— collar and sleeves trimme with In pretty pink and blue’ striped efferts, with Lindy yoke and border | pretty satin ribbon and finished at waist with vith gird. Sizes 34 to 46, nd Floor, O0th St. Section. _ Some Naloan’ in Chiffon Veils. All the Most Popular Sorts. The modish woman must needs have a veil or two for draping her hats, and here’s her opportunity to get just what she wants at a Secure your to-! PeTeN, at our special 7 price pair, special saving in price. 1p ergo vells Shoe sold at other places. It isthe best Shoe value in the city. Oak Soles, box calf, wax calf and kid; medium and heavy . soles, ‘latest styles, lace Se are in lengths of from 1% to 3 yards long, in spotted and pian effects, and these prices are varied enough to suit all purses— 50c., 75c., 98c., $1.25 up to $3.98, ‘Hemstitched Chiffon Veils, 35c. . London Town, Beautiful Veilings, 124-yards long; worth Ze. each [ain Ploor, 60th St. Section. Saturday’s Umbrella Sale Offers y; Remarkable Specials! Any one of the values named below is worthy of consideration by any one in néed of a smart, good and substantial umbrella. Every one is of the best make, close roll, with Paragon frame, | caée and tassel. 26 and 28 inch sizes for men or women, Just Half Actual Value! $1.9§ For Union Tatfeta sink quoted are Union Tatleta Silke $100 Getorelles With every style of handle that is For Vntos Taffeta sik Ussecstice _Pieatdl wen Soeh a Goth Src. The prices With a beautiful variety of hand- some handles, $2.50 To $2.95 for Pure Silk | Umbrellas Handsome umbrellas with all the newest style ha handles. Floor, 50th St, Section. ‘ALL CARS TRANSFER TO | atcomwapaces’. } Socond Floor, 60th St. Section, . |New Ribbons, 18c. The much used and effective Satin Taffeta Ribbon, which lends itself to so many uses. . Good quality, 3% inches wide, with silk self-colored polka dots, as well as plain effects; splendid value; Ribbons really worth S0c.; special sale price, d.. ‘de Main Floor, 50th St. Section. Women’s Dainty Silk StocKs, 48c. Here's a lot of Silk Stocks in the newest and prettiest of the season's shapes and styles. They are in the most wanted and popular colors—pink, cardinal, white and blue, white and black, blue, all white and all black. Your Cope to-mor- row at, each Easily Wortir. a Dollar. Petticoats, $1.79. These Petticoats, besides being smart and stylish, are very service- able. They're made of excellent qual- ity mercerized sateen, with fitted tops, finished at bottoms with three gradu- ated tucked ruffles; nice full-flaring effects. To - morrow's $1. 79 cial sale price: 5. ~ Men's Collars, 6 for 55¢, Made of fine grade Austrian fabric; guaranteed four ply; will give excel- lent service. 35 styles for Soe: in all the new ‘Sua ne qual shape! valily “Cutls, 75c.— ms dozen Pairs. Main Floor, 00th St. Section. Men’s $1 Colored Shirts al 59c. Over 50 Different Patterns for Choice. These Shirts are in the very newest and most correct styles of the season and are splendid value at this price. They are strictly high-class gar- ments, well made in every detail and perfect fitting. The materials are the well-known madras and Garner's finest grade per- cale. Designs, and patterns are chosen; sizes 14 to 17; spe- 59c cial sale price... Main Floor, 00th Be. Section. Gloves at 69c. Smart, desirable Gloves, of glace kid, with Paris point backs and two white and black; all sizes; every pair fully guaranteed to be satis- factory. 69c at. pair. for Women’s 50c. Cashmere Wellington corded particularly refined and well 9 A ‘Women’s $1 Kid clasps. They are in tan, English red, Your choice to-morrow two-clasp fine cash- mere gloves; all sizes. Main Floor, 68th St. Section. are Boys’ Sweaters, oa 24 to 34. Made of fine all-wool materials, with deep roll worsted collars and worsted bottoms. They have slight imperfections, which, however, are hardly percepti- ble and in no way affect the wearing qualities of the garments—all they do affect is the price, which should be $1 to $1.50. Any boy needing a Sweater should take paskia | of this splendid offer- ing; there are plenty of 69 Ic good colors for choice Main Fioor, d0th St. Section. at, each... BLOOMINGDALE BROS., 3d_Avenue, 59th and 60th Streets. Beavitful Fur Coats, Every one of the newest style —in many instances the does not cover cost of skin alone $25 tor re Nearseal Coats, $29. for $50 Nearseat Coats— Trimmed with large’ deep ‘revers and turnover cuffs of nutria beaver, Al- aska sable, Baum Marten and opossum. $39 for $05 Nearseal Coats— handsome, trimmed with Yectieal mink, Persian Lamb and, Alaska sable, $65 tor $100 Persian Lamb Coats. $75 fo for hg Persian Lamb Coats ‘ith large collar and revers of mink | a Boum Marten. $95 tor $200 Seatskin Coats. for $375 Genuine Alaska $225 Sealskin Coats. $6.95 tor $25 Bear'sets. > $7.50 for $1 $18 Long Sable, Fox. $10 for or 520 Long Double ait $25 tors abe pa ee ae $25 for $90. Bleck Lynx Staten Fovr-in-Hand or Ascot Fur. Scarfs. . Fah ioc See $39 Genuine Erming $23.50 fog 339 ) tor, $39 Flas Chiachinie Second Fioor, 50th St. Sect nin Comte secon Por sn Sci Root’s Tivoli Underwear, 89c.. Standard Underwear for Men. Here’s a well-known and po} of underwear offered at a remar ROOTS STAN ON ere are shirts and drawers of gray pe camel’s-hair shades of heav; all wool. in the assort UNDE. Every size will be fout é ment; and every garment is stamped tio the maker's namie. Regular $1.50 Underwear. Offered to-morrow, but not more than three suits to any one customer, and no mail orders filled, at the special price of, garment, Men’s Flecce-Lined Underwear, 29c. Good quality ribbed underwear, in pink, salmon, tan and black; al ™“vomen's 50c. Underwear, 25c. regular Soc, cae UL sizes; Alt sizes, including extra large—The finest grades of fleece-lined ‘Vests and Pants in Peeler suindoor ot the best combed Egyptian yarn. The vests are prét- tily trimmed with silk Kgl bands and lock stitch; in highsneck-style, with long. or short sieeves—French band Wwe pants 4o match. “Oncita” Suits, 39c. Regular 75c. combination suits in white only; they button across the 9 shoulders, all sizes. son Need Children’s Wool Underwear. Splendid grades ‘Vests, Pants and Cade 5 24, 26, 28, "$e. “se “In natural grays; regular 50c. to 75c. grades. Men’s Fine Cashmere SocksiSc. Regular 25c. Quality. A lucky purchase of these fine black cashmere socks, enables us to quote this special value for to-morrow. These socks are-made of excellent quality fine imported cashmere yarn; sizes 9 1-2 to 11 1- aspect bargain price, 15¢. Main Ploor, Sth St. Section. Women’s 25c. Stockings, 12jc. These women’s stockings are made of good plain black two- thread cotton—the' ey have double soles, white or black feet; all a it also excellent qual ty heavy black fleece-lined cotton stockings; ali sizes; and black cotton with silk-embroidered insteps, Little Girls’ Pretty x, SO St. Section, Frocks At Drices to MaKe Buying Worth While! a ayy matter to select a new gown for the litt From this lot of dainty and becoming juvenile frocks it will le girl of ‘rom ‘sf |e for. Cashmere In pretty colors; made in both French and Russian styles; beauti- fully trimmed with ribbon velvet or lace; sizes 2, 3 and 4 years. 53.98 & $5.98 tor Per oat Dainty styles, with tucked yoke; long-waisted effect, with ruffle over shoulders; effectively trimmed with silk braid, feather stitching and velvet; sizes 2, 3, 4 and 5 years. $5.98 & $698 tor Russian Stylish garments; madb of excelléat’ quality zibeline and serge newest fashions; heute ae med with Persian or rej broidery; sizes 6 to 12 years, $9.98 for Russian Frocks i Made straight-front st; ur of checked materials, with ei and side trimming of coke with silk braid, finished with pat- ent-I leather | belt; si sines, 6 es de sudo Saturday’s Interesting Specials in Eyeglasses and Spectacles. No one need be without the roper eyeglasses when it costs so fittte to get the right sort here in our optical goods store. We guarantee, sul be satisfied with any purcha ‘ou make here. 80c. tor S180) Eyeglasses and Spectacles— Rimless; always bright and new looking; moisture will not tarnish, for $2 Byeglasses and Spec- Be. for $2 Byes! Set tn goldoine and sitverine parts; which are soli@ metal all the way through; will not tarnish or break. BLOOMINGDALE BROS., 3d Avenue, 59th and Goth Streets. 4 85c, for © 33 Eyeglasses and Spec. Byeclocebs have solid gold spectacles solid gold nosé neat and dignified looking. 9Bc. for eS and $5 5; and S: . s— Set with ine Brazl pate with goldoine or Main Floor, Fron S FER’ AM Cop UNGDALES: