The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1904, Page 9

Atchison, St. Paul and Erie Lead in the Transactions on Wall Street Talk of Deals, but Prices Fall Away. RAILROADS AND THE TRACTIONS IN DECLINE. Paoifics, Reading, Pennsyl- vania, Baltimore and Ohio and Erie Show Cuts—Day’s ‘ Sales 1,934,400 Shares. $/ While the dealings in stocks were ex- pgmcnay heavy on the Exchange to- day, values wore not held up and the ing showed a loss on the day of about two per cent, This was supposed [to be due in @ manner to the interests dn Wall Street, whieh are against ‘over-specuiation and @ runaway mar ket, and which have been exerting influs ence to hoki the present boom within 4 Dounda, ‘There wes a rally at the close, but the list stil showed a loss, The dealings started with a rush, and @uring the day were fully up to the average of Monday and yesterday. There was much confuston in the price movement owing to the buoyant up- 0 Am, Car & F. iT 16 Am. ©. & F, pt & 0 Am, Cot, Oll .. @ 183 Am. Cot. 0, pt 2% M5 Am, Hide & L. 6 0 Am. H. & L. pa 20 Brunswick Co. 8% 200 Chi, & Alton., 3% 2075 Chi. & N, W..193 10025 Chi. Gr. W.... 19% och. Gr W. A. wwochi. Gr. W. B® 100300 C. M, & St. P.17I% . ™ 200 Chi, Term pf.. 16% 10 Chi. Un, Tr... mC, C. C. & StL H% 100 C.C,C.&8t.L, pally shoot of some of the leading speculative | 17925 Col. Fuel & 1. 9% favorites, while profit-taking was ti. dustriously carried on at other points, Erie a Feature. Erie was the prominent feature, In Qccordance with tips industriously cir- | 27460 Con, culated, The opening transactions in ‘That stock showed purchases and sales of numerous blocks of from 3,00 to 1,000 shares, and the opening prices of +» 8 And % 1-8 were not carried more than ) 1-6 during the enormous transactions during the whole of the first hour. J ing, Southern Railway, Atchison and | a Leather, In these stocks there were 400 Cole H.C. I, 14 2% 9 Col, Bo, Ist pf. So, Md pf.. 29% 25 Corn Pro, pt. & Hud, 170% 419 Del, 1, & W..2% 1200 Den, & R. G.. 9% 1900 D. & RG. p, 8% Other features were Si, Paul, Read- | 2225 Dei. Ry. & ih So. of... ™% Jong strings of salos recorded on the | 3068 Distill, Secs... 4 tape, running from 1,000 shares and Upward in individual blocks, Atchison in Demand, Atchison was bought heavily on the Feport that the road will be controlled by the Standard Oli interests and that James Stillman, E. H. Harriman and @ither William ‘or William G, Rocke- feller will be elected to the directorate. St. Paul wad in demand in connection mith the same report, it veing mild that the Rockefellers, with Gould and Har- » rman, would influence the road. The stock on big buying went to @ new high Fecord, selling at 173 3-5. Reading, the Pacifics, Baltimore suffegers in the reactionary movement {a the afternoon, each closing from 1 1-t to over 2 points lower, The Steel st were the weakest of the Industrials, each showing: losses of slmost 2 per cent, American Sugar, Tennessee Coal & [ron and America: Smelting & Refining closed from 34 (| 2 per cent. lower. he total sales of stocks were 1,904,400 shares, and of bonds §,%0,000 pulbell rt Asaeamanes COTTON MARKET RALLIES Beying by Bell Leader Brown | Frightened the Shorts, After opening from 2 to 6 points lower to-day on lower cables the cotton mar- ket rallied and went to from 4 to ¢ points above. Buying, which the trade assumed to be for Bull Leader Brown, , , bad much to do with the alarm among | 120 Nat. 100 Nat, Lead pt. % 5900 Nat, RRM. pf 42 R.RMp. 2 20 N. J. Central,.184 Alr Br.139% Central.135% horts, who on the call had he lence of stubborn reais. vaneing tendency In the weather map showed & atures in Northern ex cold just north of ) & Florida storm wa oned on. The opening prices were to 9.85; November, §.14 to 9%. OH to 9%: January, 1 ruary, 10.08 to 10.08 April, 10.15 bid; May The late prices were: October, 9.79; December, 9.4); January, ¥¥i; March, 10.6; May, 10.13 (—-Wueat prices sTRoNa. 4 Chicago Market Has a Marked In-| Pf fiwence on Dealings Here, ‘ Led by the Chicago market the! wheat dealings here to-day were strong, with trading active. Corn opened firm on the low temperatures in the Weat. Covering of 5 Apociied by the strength of whi was @ factor. New York’ 6 prices were: Wheat—May, 1133-4; December, 117 6-8. 4 — Corn—December, 54 1-4. Chleago's opening price: —May, 123-8 to! liti-2 UA3-8\ to 1434. Corn 1-4; December, #13 to evi ides this 0 be reck- October, 9.59 Wheat New York's "closing were Wheat—Ma 1M} ski ‘cember 183-4 ask May, 4 bid: October 2 December, 56 7-8 bid. Chicago's closing prices were: Wheat October, e105 1-2; ' Corn. 2 asked; OSH a OE; July, Bos a Soe cane NEW CITY STOCK ISSUES. Board Authorizes $328,600 for Streets and Parks, The Board of Estimate to-day author. ¢ {ged issuce of corporate stock for the street and park opening funds amount ing to $82,000, and $115,000 for the new police station ‘In the Tenderloin Into sect Y bid. , | | | ns. Hichn a 7 f ntees, but there was a quorum without them. | ————e—___ | | LONDON STOCKS STEADY. instalment of $6.2 loan, The supply, ho’ eign exehu statement many | 4 Prices on the Stock Exchange were stradior and a falr amount of l@i-| a ness was transacted. With the hard-| ing of console a less gloomy. vie was taken of the foreign demande fe gold, Home fails were firm on good | firnings. Americins were active. For- folk and Western and Erle Were strong. | The movements were irregular and the anges, due to t of the Imperial Bani market cloned unsetied. Grand ‘Trunk | pecovered on bear covering, \& . | 11985 Lou. f & SSM 30 MS.P.S8M pf. 1344 2% 798 M., K. & T. pt 87% 106% & St, L105 . 60 Nor. Am, Co.. | 1gosd Ont, & Weat., 36% Mail .. R December, | i910 Reading ) BES (0 | io Reading tat pl. 18 190 Reading 24 pt S1% 208 Rock Island 26 Rock Isl, pf... TH’ s”) Rubber Gocds 10) Rub, Goods pf. W | owt mw D, & 8. & A. 11% 100 D, 8. B.& Apt. 19 158125 Erte 18140 Erie Ist , pf. 1810 Int, Paper pf. %% Pump pf. &% Ohio and’ Pennsylvania were the chief| 1700 lowa Cent.. 620 Ia, Con: pf... OM ¥ 80. 7% pt. 1% wo K. C. Ft. 8. pt 9 @ Keo. & D. M,. 18 ve. sh & BLL. 35% & 8.1.2 pi% Y.N.H, & H.16\ rn & West, 73% % + 0% Coast 2... 1% pf. 72 WOP.C.C, & BLL. 7H 4700 Pressed 8. C.. @ 150 Pr, St. Car pf. 82 160 Pul, Pal. Car,.228 1% 7 Ry. Steel Sp... % 70 Ry. Steel Sp.pt. Sie T10) Republic Steel. 1% Sieel pt.. 4 10% s ™ 5% 7% 136% 10095 People’s Gas.,.107% % 206 ay a4 1 100 $t.J.@ GLA pf. 03 100 8t.J. & G, 12ap 27% 7 gshe'seg5esese=*ag' azssy-setsgtang guggeegggtSae-egrgzu-genggs s 1% 1% hy | Grow Hair” To Prove It, I Senda Trial Package Free By Mail, rows hair. stops hal landrutt and quickly to shining scalps hes, and quickly restores fray or faded hair to'lte natural color, Send your name and addres Medical Dispensary Ohio, for Free -cemt stamp to tg the Foso Bidg,. Ci thal packase, inclos- postage, Write ttt oe « +i bi tLtelpeeeirir pire a*h55 otsteveccuubes sore F sc Vieege* = = 238-83323° 8 Ss = | President of the 12% + 6 Pennsylvania, £24 — 14! Oceanic, Liverpool, San » 24-4) Mat St ite MNBL. & BFMt OH OH UOBLAP.CHActM 118 T6t L. 8 Weve, 2% 2% #900 Ho, Ry. Co. pf. # 400 Tenn, C. & I,, oT 10870 Tex, Pacific ... 5% 80 Tol, R'ways .. 5 45 'T, Bt. & W. pt 60% wot. C. R. T Un. B. & P., 40% Union Pavific. 107% 18% Union Pao. pf, 4 €09 Union Ry. Inv. 16 1 Un. Ry, In. pf. © MU. 8. CLP... 1K ‘79280 U. 8. Steel... 2% 190050 U. 8. Steel pf. 82% 160 Va.-Car Co... 8% 1685 Va. Car Co, pf.108%4 ll Wadash .. .... 2 7100 Wabash pf .. 4% 405 Westinghouse..178% 171% 17% +1% pt ....1% 1% 1% +3 2 -% ria 8% 2 o4—% grdengeggeagee's§-Sezsees oo ROCKEFELLER IN ATCHISON. 2/Wall Street Hears of Big Deal that May Mean New Railroad War, ‘The prediction was made in Wall street to-day that James tt! tional City Bank; £. H. Harriman and either William or William G. Rockefeller will be elected to the Board of Directors of the Atchi- son, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Com- | pany at the board's next meeting. This | Information was sald to emanate from ce, and the fact that Al- to this report. The Bt. Paul road is generally be Heved to be @ Rockefeller property The election of the men named above to the board of Atchison would mean that Standard Oil has bought he Imo that railway also, and the whole @tuation would figure out a close ar- rangement between St. Paul and Atch- leon that would be advantageous to boti It looks like a Rockefetier-Harriman- Gould alliance in the West. Wh this will develop into an al against the Hill-Morgan interests in the Northern Securities combine wil! be shown !ater. —___—. SHIPPING NEWS, IDES. Migs Water, Low Wate: AMO PM AM. PAL Bandy Mock M Governor's Isinnd,, 4 re Melt Gate Ferry.) G10 3h PORT OF NEW YORK, ARRL Mexico Matanzas Hellig Olav La Flandre Sarnia .. Patria Antilia Teutonic INCOMIN DUE Main, Bremen. Ad Hambure. 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Riker’s Drug Stores, Sixth| Hegeman & Co., 200 and “| Ave, and 23d St. corner|2 Broadway and 9th. 2835 Third Ave, Kinsman’s Drug Stores, and Eighth Ave. \ East 42d St. y | ORDAN ARTY JOP moRIARS - 155-157-159 EAST 23"° ST. TWO DOORS WEST of THIRD AVE..N.Y, WAY BELOW REGULAR PRICES. hit will pay you to visit our store this week if you are in search of genuine bargains. anna Very Neat 5-Piece Mahogany Frame Parlor Suits (like cut), piano-polish finish. covered in first-class quality silk damask or silk tapestry, assorted colors, excellent upholste ever made to sell $24.49 for less than $50.00; special price this week, Massive Round Extension Tables (like illustration), made fn golden oak, handsomely carved legs, actual value $12.09, Special, this week 75c, Week Opens an Account, H Open Saturday Evenings Piece arlor uit nh Satin Damask Open Saturdays THT 10 POW — Bronchitis — Lung 05 Broadway, 200 W. 125th St., 1917 Amsterdam Ave., A . Jungmann, 1020 Third \605 Eighth Ave, 125th St Ave, 428 Columbus Ave., _ Gold Jewelry Will Interest. Chances like the Bloomingdale Jewelry Store offers for to-mor- row in handsome jewelry bargains don’t happen every day in the | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS Come Brough the new crea from Lexington Avenue, Lewmrn To 3°°Aut 759° 1060" a Another Famous Two-Hour Sale---This Time,f” vv $15, $18 & $20Svits for$8.98,) P SN ; We've only one hundred and ten ~ of these suits to place on sale, and the value-giving is so extraordinar that you'll see in an instant the a visability of getting here on time for a selection, The sale will continue to-morrow morning. For two hours only, from 10 until 12 0’ clock, and the earlier you get here the bet- ter it will be for you, In the assortment will be found Tourist Coat Suits, Box Coat Suits and Short Fachet Suits of the finest all-wool cheviots and fancy mixtures, The long coats are Ihhed throughout with satin, while the short Jackets have taffeta linings. They're all beautifully trimmed with inlayings of broadcloth, fancy braidings, strappings and heavy ‘stitching, All sizes from 32 to 42 bust measure, x We will make to order one style in any size, up to 50 bust measure, for $2 extra, io This sale, for two hours only, to-morrow morning, between 10 and 42 e 4 o'clock, at Bloomingdales’, offers the best suit value of the season for....... Second Floor, 50th St. Seven Big Clothing Values — At Bloomingdales’ To-Morrow These seven big clothing items we are sure will bid fair to crowd the Bloomingdale Clothing Comer to its utmost capacity to-morrow, for New York men are quick to appreciate a Bloomingdale clothing| offering, : Men’sOvercoals| /\).A, |Men’s TopCoa “AR in all the smartest and most ¢ cut long and loose; made of all the | ble shades of tan covert ‘cloths; smartest and most desirable mate- rials and trimmed in the best pos- \om sees; ‘enced: loth jtionally well ad ; made ; special to- } ible manne; 200 Men’s Suits, in the lot; spe- sial to-morrow at, CAD cseeeeses e ’ ° Men’s Suils all hand-tailored arments, ch give the satisfaction that the in all kinds of mixtures, cheviots, best maching-made clothing cannot sassimeres and tweeds, many black; worth $10, $11 }styles and sizes |to fit every sized Qe Ts |man; special to- & y MOTTOW vse eee ie} i ind $12; special 4 salz price to-mor- 5 TOW eeesleseees e Boys’ Overcoats Four lots for the little fellows of from 2% to 8 years old; about Boys’ Svits. — 100 ig all; every one elegantly tai- lored through ‘The Bloomingdale guarantee | Handsome, natty little suits dr . ial sal Is back of every garment sold. boys from 7 to 15 7 aes ¢ to: pom Diseet iaeteg eet, satiee |Teats ce age; Tee a= e we ular $4 suits; spe- an | TOW? Ses es seees fled in every wap, moge? will | ial to-morrow... Boys’ Double-Breasted School Suits (7 to 15), $1.98. Items Like These in Solid —_—- We call your at- tention to the new Elevator Facilities just turned over to the uses) of Our patrons in the new Lexineton Avenue Building, ' Women’sCambri ¢ Gowns 79c.. 5 loomingdale Lingerie styles, showing elegance and aun an something @ durability combined; special, . f | $1.69 || tional in the way of a H Cufts or Collar Pins —Solld |] to-morrow in these j cold through- gowns, ‘ Solid Gold Brooches—in a large va- i A soot ro There are two styles for se riety of pretty designs; special, | *1¥!## SP#ial, pa lection, and there’s not a gown tach, $2.69. nin Floor, Front. in the lot that isn’t y worth $1.00 One style shows a yoke back and front of very fine embroidered insertions and hemstitched tucks and has a V-shaped neck, trimmed with embroidered ruffle and ribs bon, while the other style has a square neck beautifully trimmed with two rows of insertion, tucks’ and lace ruffle, Any one in the lot for 79¢,! Another special in Cambric Skirts for 98c. Made with deep lawn flounce, trimmed with three rows of wide | insertion and tucks, finished with week, you may be sure, so if you're wise you'll take advantage of them. ) Solld Gold Heart Solld Gold Tle Charms —set with Clasps — In new J rosecut dia- monds in Fleur-de- Lis designs; spe Chal. 6... $2.98 Solid Gold Heart Charms —far.y or pliin = designs, set with rose. cut diamond; special, $1,609. art designs; very beautiful; special; $1.09 Solid Gold Scart Pins—Iin ho dreds of handsome Another Lol of Those Women’s $2 Silk Stockings at 85c. There was such a rush for the last lot of these silk stockings we placed on sale that every pair was gone before we could catch our Luckily we were able to secure another and a much larger sortment for to-morrow’s sale, kings are of that same splendid quality of silk—the kind you ) dollars a pair for, ¢ in handsome shades of pink, shy blue, royal blue, myrtie, cardinal, Havana brown, black and white, All sizes at Bloomingdales’ to-morrow for 85¢, a pair, Wonen's $1 Lisle Thread Stockings, 35c, utiful silk hand embroiderings, in handsome French lisle thread, with be s and floral designs, All s Women’s 50c. Lisle Thread Stockings, 25c. Rembrandt and Richelieu ribbed dropstitch stockings, with white heels and toes. Black only, in all sizes. deep lace edging; regular $1.50 skirts, Main Floor, 80th St. Section. Sescad Fleer, Near Sennen All Cars Transfer to Bloomingdales’ if ice er laies hes will