The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1903, Page 6

= J GAINS ON THE DY A, his , Ang the sest'ons tte dears had an, ov- prosperity is not yet. the Stock Exchange of $12,215,000 of ne A of different roads shows that STOCKS CLOSEWITH Market Factors Favor a Rise and the Bulls Get Contro! At-! ter a Wavering Session and. the List Advances. | SUGAR’ A TRADING FEATURE. i 2 eae | Union and Southern Pacific with the! Tractions and Atchison Are Lead- ers in the Rise—Steel‘Issucs Get Support. | Btooks clozed strong in the market) y, with Sugar the main feature, ‘Trading was only méderate and dur- | easional jnning, but the bulls got mat tters well in hand in the finn! dealings | an@ ‘the list made gains on the day. Uriion and Bouthern F je, Atohison NAR HARA SHS DW WITH AB D Ohio Senator Grows Profane) When Asked if He Thinks Roosevelt Will Be the Party's) Nominee. THEN HE WALKED awa =a | He Also Insists That He Hasn't| Heard Whether He Will Manage the Next National Campaign or Not. | main corridor Dlue and nt to-day, of the beimatony for a and Senator Ma was the add int ‘ant the Tract were leaders in the windup. among the | That the heavy selling of the ferred ktocks of the industrial comps was not the result of forced Haquid nor of selling by insiders was prov toWay in the loan crowd. Locomoti preferred was loaning at a premium J8 to 3-4; Rajlway Steel Springs p ferfed Wt 1-8, International Paper p' fetred at 1-82, Republic Steel preferred at 1-4, Linseed preferred 1-8, Smelicrs per preferred flat and | 1-256 cent.! premium. | fhe demand for these issues account: | od ip a measure “or their strength to- day. it also gave the bulls some en-| couracr-nent. When fhe tndustriais | fare attacked and every one fo selling ask them short is the time, according, to |.) ).01 the go0d Judges of the market to Jump | “Gy “in and buy stocks, as It means the be- /h ginning of the end. ‘There are many thinks that point to change In sentiment. Railroad earn! sa batter tone In the *! ‘and the easier tone 0 the prospects for mor “Joan many to belleve that the aitugti “Ya xapidiy fighting Itself. Whe declaration of a 2 per cent. divi- ‘oh,'the common stock of the Cat. )7 JHamition and Dayton Railroad, the | firet ever deciared, had a good efter sefitiment, as it showed that some rall- road men still believe that the end of The report that the = 6 Btates Steel Corporation is negotiating for the ex-} port of 100,000 tons of finished ste*l for ical and that the contract will be lowed rabortin waveTsome sttengta to mtocks of the company. ‘The feeling | In’ the lool iron and wieet trade has | Down in Outuide Market, improved in the last few dys. An at-| Firmness marked the carb dealings thority says bhat the Inquir DIS (ocdmy, Although BiaidAs OW “etd tron has improved. This sam: ‘ty, says that bhe reduction in freight | notes on steel and iron for export will | yesult in an export business cloee to # tons a monti. announbement of the listin sbellef in easier money had a_ better market is Strong held in railroad |} jee, “ten of atocks were 448,000 bonds $1,671,000. © Phe total ‘shares and n The Closing Quotations, To-day's highest, lowest and cloxing prices Ayia net changer from Wednasiey's clos Piises or trom Inst recorded vale are ax jowas High ante 41) Clos. Aghal, Copper... \ Ai gm, sitet ott i. YY, Central Interip & Western An Tenn. Coal & 1 nton Pacific ..: 8 Lew ft West. Un. ‘Tet Wis, Central .. —$—_ COTTON MARKET, The local cotton to-day. with pr This was due c: he better Liver- Pool cables and cold weather through the South. Offerings were light. Both commission houses and shorts bought freely, the former reporting an accumu- lation of buying orders ove: : ‘The support was enfo: i room buying for long ace nt, and prices continued to rise. Liverpool firm hess wae attributed to an absolute Jac! BY of sellei a ee WHEAT MARKET. it opened firm with a fair specu. sht Northwest receipts. W the advance of 1-2 to id. in the wit ldown 6 poin 7 Otis Elevator pt trade to~lay due to strong cables | Opened tirm and higher, influ-! ./ator's round face he expressive w “Sena- med as saying that will be the candi-| of the Republican party next | re You can ‘say what you d—n please! Just as you d—n please," was the Sena- | tor's rejoinder, , 1 guests lounging in the corri- | dor overhear he Se tors ef statement and gaged in his Noticing the attention his re ocoastoned, the Senator smiled he laughed outright x8 he hobbled away | jeanine on his cane, | Before thia climax the Senator was} “How do you like New, York? don't know—It's too far from to like or disiike,” he e situation poiltl- | ‘Oh! L om 1 conduct the next campaign 3 i vt heard that I Roose the pu think that Mr nominee of twill Republican look her * the’ ferruled ¢ ane struck the m: came the answer, or's ah no x 469, take pot tfem, nd, sume thé inate. “Can you be 1 as saying Roosevelt will be. tite dite for President next year?” can say just ax you d—n pleare— as you d—n please," All offorts to extract further, state ments from the Renator were failures after that, SEE aeeeeeeeee STOCKS FIRM ON THE CURB. Standard Olonm Hxception, Selin t to 648, on sales of fve shares, ‘The bid and asked prices of the principal outside securities were: ! ny ra | 4M | 1K ‘Otte Bhevat LONDON, Nov were firm and LICORICE TABLETS, | 4 (Sia 10$ PACKAGES.) aay FOR COUGHS & COLDS. > HTH, PURE SPANISH LICORICE GLYCERINE TABLETS, (10¢ POCKET TINS.) FOR RELIEF OF HOARSENESS & THROAT AFFECTIONS. | <a) WWALIAN _PEPPS, ( $04 ALUPTINUM POCKET PACKET. ) GUM IMPERIALS, (00 ALUMINUM DOKES.) (> ASSORTED PURE FLAVORINGS. IF.NOT SOLD BY YOUR ORUOGIST,” ( MAILED FREE UPON RECEIPT OF PRICE hey 663 Broapway, KXCITY. We thank those we have pleased with Photographs et. r y : Ls se ay, Bi ‘December, ing Prices j, Dever Were: Wheat | » 80 to aaa | seg a for the constant growth of business. our STUDIOS: We BROOKLYN, Anked | a5) i Writing For Coffee. That brings it—pure, rich, fresh roasted direct from the biggest battery of for the entire family on roasting machines you ever Try ANY of these braids —it will be ex- C R E D it T chenged or money refunded if desired Py Gillies Bet. Park Pi. & Barclay St. Established 1840. | SIMPLY SEN We Sund:sy World Wents Work We Have Squeezed a Lot of Nonsense Out of the Shoe Business ————— Most of the $3.50 shoes can be retailed at a profit at 82.50—and it’s being done right along. Most of the 48.50 shoes have- n’t more than a dollar's worth of leather in them. A dollar-and-a- half is enough to pay for the makmg and selling and give a fair profit. $2.50 will buy a shoe as good as almost any shdt on the market. We wouldnt be foolish enough to make that statement if we couldn’t prove it. We're prepared to back up the talk with the shoes. It's like this — we want to reproduce a certain style $3.50 shoe. We take the shoe and dissect it—find out exactly how it is made, ‘Then we go into the leather market with the cash in our hands and we buy all the material we need to make so many thousand pairs of that identical shoe, and we get prices down to bed-rock, ‘Then we get competitive bids from several factories for making the shoes. All the factory man has to figure on is labor and the use of his machi so he figures close. ‘The shoe we sell for $2.50 és all shoe. No part of your 82.50 oes to pay for waiting time, dull seasons, mistakes or bad accounts, And the style and quality arg all there DOLLAR-$ 2 50 STORES IN THE PRINCIPAL CITIES TRADE MARK THE INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO. NEW YORK STORES: 1343 Broadway, opp. Herald Bldg. 262 West 125th St. Overcoats. Positive $18.00 $20.00 Values. The models men of fashion are wearing. Soft finished Ox- fords—blue and blac e blue and black Kerseys 3 Meltons. The two decidedly proper lengths—52 inch and the shorter 44 inch. $18 and $20 Overcoats sold at our new th Avenue Branch Store for $14 ’ : Men’s Suits Actual $18.00 $20,00 Values. suit , that tits Vinls—Scoich Twist ht blue and? black . Your size ed and double- Reefers, $2.95 nehitla Cloth—Meltons 1 Me agtord Ityesla Oe |Branch ot Ave. A | | and 4th St. Estab» lished 243-245 SIXTH AVENUE, 18a | Between [Sth and 16th Streets. CLOTHING the SURE way Coffee is to send a vfee Company. tl to the Gil Maracaibo No. 15¢ big value Cash Coffee, good and pure... 18¢ Latest fall styles in great Broken Java, a great favorite... 20¢ Byariety now ready. Broken Mocha and Java, rich... 23c PIERS ae Bogota Coffee, fine and rare... 28¢ MLadies’ Tailor- 1 0 00 Very Best Mocha and Java... 8c made Suits. t Arabian Mocha, really superb, 35¢ OG $1.00 Down, 50c, per Week, Men’s Tailor-Made Suits, Fall and Winter 1 0 00) Overcoats .... e $1.00 Down, 60c. per Week. WE CAN SUIT ALL TASTES IN GOODS, PRICES AND TERMS. Open Saturday& Monday Evenings, STOPS Comating D POSTAL or 1 ib, Ten Money Back if You Want It. COFFEE) Company, | 5, 237 and 239 Washington St. 233, New York's Best Family Oough Medicine Monday Morning Wonders. Conte Aa Kind OFM Cold. + Christmas Looms Up--- | | , ”. [=] HANKSGIVING 0 Lambert Vaults. Sypris: sis cctchritms : Beeler ape catial g ae e e e e w . moni y you R F eat ee apidly Filling eve wrrnne one | | has found such favor that the strong ! Lambert vaults: are filling up with holiday surprises. Even purchasers who come in at the last minute are certain of kindly attention, but of course we can do fuller justice to customers and to ourselves when they ordér Christmas gifts mow and arrange for engraving before the full sweep of the holiday rush strikes our factory. After giving your order you have no further worry about it until you call to pay for it and we get it out of the vault. That transaction takes about a minute anda half. Time is precious when we are almost in the shadow of the Christmas tree. A great many of the beautiful things you see in our store are made in the Lambert factory. What we do not make we buy of the best manufacturers. In all cases we are able to offer jewelry fresh and original in design and exquisite in workmanship, at prices so modest as to astonish you. The reason is that all middlemen’s profit is wiped away. The Lambert store is aglow with Christmas-gift suggestions. Some friends tell us that our exhibition was never so brilliant, varied and interesting. Sunburst Paved Where Business and with Pearls. The One Way to Sentiment Mingle. Save on Diamonds. A solid 14-kt- The. diamonds that Shiié in our gold brooch . rings, earrings, brooghes, stick pins, majestic in de- etc., are our own importation, -We sign and fin- buy them in | quantities, If | ish. A leaf we stuck to the old way of ess, sunburst paved we should buy them of a jobber, with selected ‘ who in turn boughtthem of an a4 fine half- porter, In that case AB pearls, Fine diamonds would cpst. you about as diamond in the centre, of sunlight. Can be worn as a watch pin. Only by abolishing in- termediate profits can it be sold for the price, $40, Really a Work of Art. — Brooch of design like a touch much as anybody else's. The way we lower the price of diamonds is by importing them difect froin Am- sterdam, and because we do this we save money for our customets. The diamoid in this Ring is our Own importation, f Say what you will, you cannot alto- gether dissociate business: and-senti- ment. At least we cannot, as long f as we make Wedding Rings, and and is cut 86 as to show its 1 that it BK Ze te ea we expect to continue making this 7nw> remarkable béauty to the 2£2 nyihestadvantage, Solid 14-karat gold. Something to gladdey the eyes of every lover of beautiful stones and artistic mountings. $25, branch of our work as prominent as it has been for 27 years. Simple as they are, these rings represent the best work that the best gold- even among larger and more preten- tious ornaments. i Solid 14-kt. gold, with boldly modelled enamelled amis ‘ Just as mich taken head, naturally enamelled orchid smiths in America are capable of, with this dainty bit’ of work and fine diamond, A giff of rare They are seamless, guaranteed full as with the costliest piece we weight and of all widths’ 14, 18 and 22 karat, $3 to &20, There charm, and the price is only $32. A Radiant Butterfly. exhibit: Ore of the most popular Rings that ever came from The Butterfly, * is no charge for engraving. the LATIBERT factory, Solid 14-" of solid wi In the honesty add skill devoted:to = Besson hand made.» Yours ¥ gold, paved thém, and in the excellent results j : with half attained, these rings are typical of RY Kod here is ‘a two stone pearls, has a the LAMBERT methods, | We Ring, with two fine dia- sapphire CAA hat monds set so that they head, and are proud’ of them: for that reason, look as much alike as twins. as well as because they are always worthy of the solemn occasion on which so many of them have been used, rubies in the wings and 2 fine dia, monds. No butterfly in the sum- mey fields is more brilliant than this superb brooch, And it will cost Mounting of solid 14-karat gold, hand made. A fine example of LAMBERT work. $65, p you but $45, A smaller one at Always a i $32. Pretty Gift for a Lady. Welcome Gift. s ‘ l Lambert -A lady’s watch = . . Improvements in naant : foo with sichly en. ee } Watchmaking. graved. solid | “T want a watch to cost about so much. 14-kt. gold | Wiat con you do for me ?"” case; somewhat ** Well, what soit of a watch?!” heavier thanthe “Ob, I leave that to you," Such conversation is a common occurrence in one we sold the LAMBERT store, Even sirengers are last year for content Bere details to us eke they my the same There are few more, Bioepeabia git his. Twenty-s years of hard wo n Tid honest dealing inspire confidence on the money. Choice than a pair of opera , ey customer's part and impose a delicate responsi- of Waltham, are userul not alone at the theatre, bility on us. Sometimes you will see hun- Higia ot but on other occastdnt, and are ds of watches i show windows. sae fully gusranjesd., An. expatte A > LAMBERT always sure to give pleasuré. The glasses shown in thé cut have gilt keen searcher for flaws, has taken every one of works: A watch it together. Although ‘ ‘ A bea el ata pata ieee ty tobe proud of and a faithful time- tubes, pearl to; panes edigé and all Shave made so many valuable suggestions to keeper. ‘ Nowhere else can you get pearl sides. We import direct. leading bey Oa we ite oe me ie ‘ a prettier or as good a watgh for The price of this pair fa 5, We vy ite i. ie ees “department tei) make watches by the money, $18. have others more, expensive, re Carefully selected details from the ; , oe se te walled, i the nwtimoe Solid Gold Guard Chains. ae, ; L. movement, manufactu ex- cs m fe 1id gold ev a goid ive . The word LAMBERT “With few exceptions we make our own solid g guard ain ont watch isa recogazed rade mark slides, Frices range from $10 to $500—the higher priced ots being set with Other siores have often tried to buy these sparkling precious stones, The same LAMBERT ideal ot exoélléice marke the movements (we don't blame them for that), to ome but we keep them solely for our retail trade, $0 bis aad 500. Hath of We Remodel Old Jewelry, giving it modern shapes and styles, No charge for special designs by our “own artists; chain shown is of ¢éolid gold and hasa fancy gold slide get with a amall or we will carry out your i 1 k ihe by 1.80,° The lower chain, of solid’ 14-ét, is own ideas, Tasisecl: Fa iaee. cold heart-shaped slide, ia whteh a fine dlamond ; is set flush, Price/$55. ; oy | Open To-Morrow (Saturday) Night Until10 { and Every Evening in December. he CHRIST- MAS CORNER.