The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1903, Page 11

STEELAEPO OWN TWOSY GL TOOK PRICES OF STOCKS $1 0,000 WITH HIM Shares Thrown into Market on] President of San Domingo, Say Bear Reports and Brooklyn! Cherokee’s Officers, Carried R. F. and Copper Pushed Into] Off Public Funds When He Selling. Movement, Left for Porto Rico. The Regal Shoes are claimed to i have Solid Oak Tanned Soles. Check | Tradere were unanimous tn the opin-| ‘The*passengers and officers on the ‘The window of the sole fon to-wlay that with the United States |ciyde line Cherokee, which OB iw es Bos lhc Jeather Beye Corporation stocks ont of the way arrived to-day Ben Domnlags, say 4 price movement e@ market} that {t fs common rumor at wouM have been sharply upward. Steel|mingo that Président Wos y Gil carried We say Regal Shoes donot have if preferred was the deprensing feature,|away something more than $1,000,000 pieced vamps and that they are as ané the sales of this issue constituted | from the public funda when he departed good quality where you cannot see from San Domingo on the German war- We cut them up before our ship for Porto Riso. as where you can. ea with buss saws in our ‘They say that the anmy was paid off fuisgawe no you can = in clothing, shoes dnd other necessaries Lath hee Meer bee Ge | Sia eae markt We say Regal Shoes are more CheckY” ing heammered down 10 10, ita low record. | 0c ef gp oe ara shapely and stylish than any ex saigol inthe windpes of gut cept high-priced custom shoes at snd London end judge for $12 or $14 @ pain Y We say. that Regal Shoes are CheckV | + Ail ieinds of beariah news has been olr- culated about the Steel stock during the ier saad nice Sr a ak B STOCKS STRONG, be gemi-officlaa was circi ———_. that the dividend on the Teterred would be cut, but to-day it was stated on sup- eal Rod auunort, that the pre Th market : ferred dividend would no! uc © ourb was strohg and ac- The source gave out the informa- tion, that the Steel Corporation bas, on tive to-day. with the coppers the fea- ges Tons of steel |tUre of the list, they being led by British Falls ‘eKparT in 1904, ‘The other orders | Columbia, which was up fracttonally = hg eid are heavy and’ are growing | International tile Looted was strong and ‘Transit made and ashi Drees. of ‘Dhe remarkable strength of the mar- id Piksical 'Substde's Bectritics were: ket is plain when Is considered that Up" to, Roun’ 181,300 shares. of Steel Fe had been sold without the stock below. 27-7. “athe heavy sole ing was resumed after 1 o'cl and Puce the close the price had fallen comfortable from the first—that Sip on 4 palr of ot Ragas on youdon’thaveto “‘breakthemin.”? fe il eleareph "Ch Check" We say,.that Regal Shoes give Chech/ more good honest wear for each "A dollar they cost than two dollars Hundreds of thousands of will buy in any other shoe whether pre kn? bates eet on a Htenhatkn ie speculator “pola 20,000 of ie in br hoathy _ vo reter to any Brook, ih Brooklyn, and’ the d ectine is “he a low priced or high. jong stock which this man bought at at, Tals | Gould-Rockefeller stocks all held 4 xan Mm oren when the market was weak, owed, Wi ter fallin: {0 1 7-8, rallied to 1a 1-2. ai COTTON MARKET. Bes atta after the early deciine.| The local cotton market opened firm "Siete ai lyon nance “tal'wl'So eee] THE SHOE THAT PROVES exalt ent earnings reported for the year. points higher. This ‘was due to the . [sharp and unexpected advance in Liver. Th local @0 REGAL STORES—20 OF THEM IN THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT. : MEN’S STORES, BROOKLYN. DL 2a rights wre cruet ee af] Balan dt ate amar the market one Se Titian trad [ny Broggway. cor; Ned 1001 Broadway, bet. Ditmara St. and Wil- The Closing Quot 1. market cieple ed nervousness and there | 1911 “ Dat. 200 Sts. 408 Pinna was a tend in quarters ela Bightn a teen and ae ay jane CITY. en accounts for the Doli-! pew, Bty £0 a wank SEWARK, N, =| Gays. ‘The bare called attention to lib-| gas Sixth Av # 841 Broad St.. opp. Contrai Wp ot Ns _ eral port fp and continued clear WOMEN’S STORES, hesitated. EW YORK city. 1889 Bs : i ps sottar =i t. =f -— % —-s + % hy a 132 to 146 W, 14th St. THIRD THIRD AVE, By + 74 Between 6th and NW: Ser Bro Be a. — 6 One Block from hy 7th ee EATER 1-0 [_ Beriied Saiien. Station. mi 2a%— % % aKa i OPEN EVENINGS = Until Christmas---Beginning To-Morrow. LONDON STOCKS IRREGULAR. * LONDON, Dec. 11.—Morey was In in- creased demand in the market to-day. rg on the Stock Exchange were occupied with the conclusion of OVERCOATS The Tourist and Duke of Roxburghe Mee full 50 inches long, gracefully draping from the shoulders--of Oxford, Frieze and Figured Scotch Cheviot. f bey Hh verconis ot finest ninees and $ 1 2, $ 1 5, $ 1 Sit WHEAT MARKET. CHESTERFIELD, full-cut Overcoats, 4 FY $40 S4A $ Wheat opened fairly active and con- maelton, frieze and kersey, - 6, 7.60; 10, 45, {8 siderably stronger to-day, stimulated by . 3 ak the Government crop report, which was 3 BOYS’ BELTED OVERCOATS, heavy frieze, $3 50 iat iy ra by ageepted as bullish. | Chfoago was up 1-2 oan th Swagger cut, for years 9 to 16, A . “ ppt een ikewise Darah and ‘ $188,883.00 Puc. Ber, PS $8.84,90 dyarced 1-4 here and 1-2 NE » Boye! Malton Te ’ ; n Re ink Blouse and Sailor Blouse Sults, of m serge, velvet orduroy, richly trimmed - $4, $5 ito Bi Give Useful Christenes Gifts, - - Articles of Apparel. ihcopel vf B22. | They'll Be a Source of Joy Long After the Holidays Are Past, CHRISTMAS SPECIAL; 23° CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: ¢ |} MeroerizedSitk Suspenders inboxes, Initialled Handkerchiefs in boxes, PALE FACES Handsome holiday patterns, and guaranteed to wear, Half dozen in a box at $4c.; makes a splendid present, : ; Holiday Neckwear 23c,'45co» 9c» Splendid Umbrelfas..95c.s 1.95, 245 Sik Muftlersecsrsneron45cer 95¢m 1,45 BY SOME THOUGHT TO DE-|I'Kid Glovesse..su75cs, 95c, 1.45 Evening Dress Shields 45c.» 75cu95c. Figured ShirtsevssooeASce 95t1» 1.45 i) NRE RENAME, Cardigan Jackets.f.45, 2,45, 3:45 Jetsey Office Coats,-.2.95, 3.95, 4.95 Madras and Domet Pajamas, 95c., 1.45 da miber of th SMOKING JACKETS—HOUSE COATS—BATH ROBES—FANCY HALF HOSE—LINK CUFF BUTTONS. place CHRISTTIAS GUARANTEE—If any gift has been duplicated bring back the one bought te ckuaiaoey at the Surprise Store for exchange of goods or retund of money, whichever you desire. pw fee) iit ea, aaralanat Three Offerings. Three Offerings:--- Meg's Sound Leather Shoes—Genuire SP ZaRt2aner ould tal rae ‘eaped ‘i cy caponencare wary through and through; alk the best H and ey: sl exclusive is, H a four! est appearing = a it Pa upg f ae fast ‘colo Ae and most serviceable leathsrs, 1.45, 1.95, 2.95 BOTH SURPRISH BATABLISHMEN'TS OPEN MVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS, BEGINNING TO-MORROW. 14 4 3d Ave., N. W. Cor. 834 St. mil 13) w tds atin dee | The Surprise Store| ue block from flewisd Sater Men’s Belted Ms tn the séttiament, which was satisfactory. Consols recovered, but closed below the test pricen of the day. Home ralls wei irregular. ericans opened weak, notadly Chi- Milyaukee and St’ Paul. ‘They mubpequentiy advanced a fraction above parity, owing to eome local ‘support. afterward became usettled, but cloged fairly steady. 2 Walk ‘Wants Are Result Producers.\ TheHolidayBazaar A dozen Christmas ques- tions answered in as many minutes. Saturday in the Book F Stare. The Book Store isn’t ry big enough these days to show to advantage the specials. it offers in this 3 Pre-Holiday Book Sale. It would be the height of wisdom to take advantage of these itgans in: the: mom. Or, at least, this is what she’ ing, when the crowds, especially in the Book Store, aren’t so dense. t told us to write for her: ‘ Probably the most popular serles for girls ever pub- Half Leather Books, ABe; Dear, Little Girks ~ ished. 4 Lam a baby doll trying to Beautiful edition of standard popular’ writers, bound in a nice, Lied cama Wi Ever Popular “Elsic” Books, 55c. half leather, printed on fine paper, from’ large, clear type, | | mamma that I can love and nee Feshe renin Bite. | gilt edges, each volume in a box. ya be ior oe De Hie Ae, Pablo, Buitineh Hoses Cray A told me that surel lamded. Andersen'a Fairy Tales. i Bee ie that in Ne ste at the World's Pair. a ladle ee at he aan to tring i > ie Popular “tlenty” Books, 18c. saben Gite f : ‘| | dale's from the North Pole. Fine ee y" = Dichons, ; Sn Bere 4 AB If you know you: 0 good mai Pacfar Geache® "even TM | Tear “Alphonse and Gaston Or know some little eit! tha Reet ie an parse Bs et Sark” The new ones exact reproductions Page yye a Golgen Canon. The. ed . in separate form, Second Flgor to rigesine ft Terror. ‘tnd Green and others, | On and Off the Ark. | 3 . « ” Adventures of Happy Hooligan. ‘Alcott” Books, 79c. , 1903," The Alcolt books maintain oh undoubted leadership St. Nicholas for Two among books for young people. These ey shed at $1.50] 4. ever popular St. Nicholas, hi from ite Mea" cloth, published at $400. A grand gift ; Fires wate, Sones ‘Kn'Old: Fashioned Girl. cae people. wh Book Catalogue for the asking. ‘Main Fog, 80th Wt: ection, Children’s Coats and Dresses.| Children’s and Misses’ Coats.) 4 A special under-price sale is scheduled for to- —_ as cg gis coats in sizes . 8 money in she coueren be sen, asuolee Se ‘our special lots, two o! rls’ dresses and tw children’s velvet coats, will be offered. ‘ Sn at about half price. The followin hints at prices: (| you may buy at the sime ratio of $a $3.98, $4.98, $5.98 and $7.49 for Children's Velvet Coats, Med Daven extensive range of ae aoable: anied coats, with deep cape and stole front, WSiter sélection. The material trimmed with silk braid and applique lace, in sizes two, . zisines cheviots, montagnacs, renee ‘ three and four years. . $2.98 for Girls' Russian Dresses, of cheviot and serge, nicel elvets, boucle and heavy worsteds and f pleated and trimmed on ‘skirt, waist and cuffs wi *™ mixturés in black, blue, Oxford, red, g Persian braid; sizes six to fourteen years. brown and. castor. for Girls’ Gibson Dresses, of good quality sree made * $ A eather stitching or with satin ribbon ener 5 f Siaetin 2 SAS ESE A to twelve years. ‘$6. and $8 Long and Short Coats, $2.98 $5.98 and $4.98 for Children’s Coats, of plain cloth / ind sibeline, double breasted, with box back trimmed 4 ae and $12 Long and Short Conts, with silk braid and velvet; sizes two, three and four years. 2 Second Floor, 50th St. Secti Second Floor, 69th St. Section, Men’s Silk Handkerchiefs. | “wy yea ise for. gift to beother imate friend ly it wil be be Handkerchiefs are in the vanguard of the legion of Christmas gift } °F Some Intimate Surely y : ie ~ } appreciated by young or-old ¢shaver. things, and handkerchiefs of silk, for men especially, flank the bat Eee are ten distinct aticles.in every one AN 3 tation. i, We're sure “you'll be surprised to see what an array we've gath- Of Ne eS ae ee sepereely ust for you to select gifts for men from. 1 ww. For inst ou eM groubd Whae ®@ Boteer Razor, ered i hese.items-below hint at the pricing: Men's colored border hemstitched silk handkerchiefs, t China Muj fa darly.g5c., at, each, 15¢. ae 4 Horsehide land or Swing Stro aR Men's plain white’ Tastached ¥k haadbarchisfs, Pp 7 MPyt> regular price’30c., at, each, 8c. Aa pra ii ‘Sap, 0% Sere Piha U 1 sa im he ake of nesi Men's corded border silk ie ee 08 Pieri t { Bottle of Brilliantine or Quinine, 4 Stick of (Superdog é otmetic, Men's corded border sik handkerchiefs, M: kintoshe H 00 . ular price 75c., at, each, 39¢. ac. es. oliday Ribbons Main Floor, G9th St. Section. reg! pri Misses? Mackint of all: 10c aoe 18c a Ya Just the thing for d ; ; ; wool serge in navy bhie and gar- Silk Quilted Sacques and Robes, | tet. wit full miitary. eapes and lin te laid velvet i \It takes the Japariese to furnish the requisites of luxurious com- nei 34 ow $2. 98 ages. They're of pe fort. They pride themselves especially on their silk quilted sacques, inchi , We fave a very extensive assortment of them bound to settle a nen ary “goth St. Sectiod. bi econ anh Plait, nd Christmas question ‘for you jf it’s a gift for a woman you're after. dv all are pt § They're priced to save you money as well. $5.69, $6.98 and $7.49 $12.98 and $15.98 Women's Japanese silk quilted For women's sean silk quilted La yard. Sacques, In light and dark colors, Robes, in several styles, with large 39c. kind—3¥4 inches + with small or large sailor collars, pointed collar, silk frogs and heavy : < plain and figured, 18c. a round cuffs and silk frogs, silk girdle. Second Floor, S0th St. Secfton. ee Te eat Ty CRTEr-T7-7 Seat ae - - ARS TRANSFER TO BLOOMINGDALE BROS., ALL CARS NSFER TO BLOOMINGDALE \ wait gihab ater “ah 4d Avenue, 59th and 40th Streets. i BLOOMIN' HUALES*. 3d Avenue, 59th and coth § t 147 St RELIABLE’ CARPETS 25. FURNITURE BARGAINS. VELVET CARPETS, 95 cts, per yd. (Reduced from $1.25.) Library and Dining-Room designs, also Hall and Stair patterns, WEATHERED OAK DESKS, $10.50, (reduced from $14.00.) “Arts and Crafts" designs. MAHOGANY FINISH DESKS, $12- (Reduced from $17.) + Drop lid, with all conveniences. One drawer. REDUCED MORRIS CHAIRS AND CUSHIONS. ‘All sorts of Holiday Gifts at bargain. prices, and Long Credit enables you to “charge” all bargains. COWPERTHWAIT &). 104 To 108 West (4% St. NEAR GAY. Brookiyn Stores. Flatbush Av near Fulton St. ‘Main Floor, Soth St, to recommend Ime one to you when y need a new cashier or bookkeeper, or clerk, a coactiman, a:cook, a house girl, waiter or sales a tives fooeer S 1 itor. a. carpenter, a cigarm: or any baa than one. hundred other kinds of Advertisé® iit HE Wor? and .use For Political Facts and Figures: See WORLD ALMANACI