The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1905, Page 5

WEDNIBDAY, April 6 Bpeotacular features wore not lacking fn to-day's stock market, Half a dozen stooks took unto themselves booms and each boom waxed fat and prosperous, Who extraordinary vitality of the Union Pacific movement gave encouragement f€nd Incentive to bull leaders, and mowt of the well organized pools set tho 4u motion for @ vigorous ad- he outset Wall street was a itttle Oubt aw to how to take the an- cement of the proposed inaue of $10,400,000 of new preferred stock by the Union Dacitic Company, As soun @s the trading begun in the Stock ‘xchange some small operators hueten- ed (o get rid'of their Union Pacitic holdings. Those persons who looked tor @ slump 1h Unis sock, however, were speedily convinced that their judgments were in error, ‘They had underesumnated the power and determination of the bull Barty back of Union Pacine, Buying or- Gere for thie stock were thruat into the Market aw fast as they could be exe- @uted. These buying orders cume from Vanderbilt as well as Harriman sources, @nd in the nrat hour the sales of nearly 192,000 shares of Union Pacific had been Wecorded and the price held firm, , Conjecture and 'predictivns regarding the use to which the proceeds of the $100,000,000 of new Union Pacitle pre- ferred stock is to be put took in a Wide ran, It was a popular notion With the room traders that ‘this vest amount of new captial was wanted to enable the Union Pucific to purchase contre! of either the New York Cen- tral o rthe Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, President Harriman caused @ somi-official statement to be issued to the effect that the Union Pacific man- @gement was not ready to disclose the purpose to which the proceeds of the hew stock are to be applied. The startling leap of American Smelt- ing and Relining shares from 104% to 10%, atid the subsequent heavy sales at prices ranging a fraction or two below the latter figure, was attributed to in- side information relative to much- talked of merger plans, Canadian Pa- cifics continue to show a remarkable ca- pacity for climbing, and Louisville and Nashville was the conspicuous feature in a spirited movement among the Bouthern railroad stocks, Steel stocks were very strong and in eotive demand, United States Steel preferred camo within a fraction of touching par. Determined efforts were put forth by the managers of the pool in People's Gas to minimize the unfavorable ef- fect upon this stock of the election of Judge Dunne as Mayor of Chicago, All of the franchise corporations in Chi- cago, People's Gas included, worked Alligently to defeat Dunne, and @ week @go these corporations thought that they had accomplished thelr object. Dunne made his canyass frankly as a Dellever in municipal ownership of gas and street railroad properties, When the People's Gas stock began to sell off to-day on tho news of Dunne's election the pool managers rushed to its sup- port and distributed buying orders right and left, MNhe chief bull argument of this party was that inasmuch as the Miinols Legislature ts to advourn for two years there Is no Immediate danger of any distusbange of tife presert-status ot the People's Gas Company. Chicago Jocal traction stocks are hiso affected by the result of yesterday's municipal election, President Stuart R, Knott, of the * Kansas City Southern Railway, dues an elaborate statement explaining in detall the steps taken by the Harriman voting trust to reorganize and bulld up this property, Since April 1, 1900, the Present management has expended for betterments, additions, new equipment and cancellation of floating obligations $9,296,191, which 18 about $4,000,000 in ex- cess of capital wecelpts, This offictal ftatement attracts particular attention Just now because of the rumors that the dissolution of the voting trust will be followed by an attempt on’ the part of the anti-Hasriman interests to ob- tain control of the property, President Knott emphasizes the necessity of making friendly and mutually adyan- agcous alliances with the big railroad stems which traverse the territory in Which the Kansas City Southern oper- ates, a LONDON STOCKS WERE STEADY BUT QUIET. April 5.—The supplies of In the marke: to- ymentS on consola ngland stock. Rates notwithstanding the console settlement und further repay- ments to the Hank of England, Trading on the Stock Exchange was quict and prices were steady, Consols Were dull and Home Ralls easy on poor traMc anticipations. \mericang opened dull at about parity and drooped on accotint of lack of sup- port, the proposed new iseue of Union Pacific preferceds alding the depres- Bion, United States Stecl was the ex- ception, betng supported on good estl- ates ‘ofthe quarterly earnings, but hecame Irregular later, — Prices g@.osed weak, Mexican Radia wore lower On a disappointing waffle revurn. Russians were easy, Japanese wero supported, Inyperlal Japaneso Govern: ment sixes of 104 wore quoted at 102 1-2 ‘ex Interest. Colombians were firm 'n Snticlpation of an early conclusion of the debt-settlement scheme. i WHEAT LOWER ON POOR CROP REPORTS, Despite reports of killing frosts in parts of the Southwost, wheat opened from ony-auarter to one-half of a cent lower tn all thé markets to-day, being affected by weaker cables and bearish crop roports from Missourl and Ken- tucky, Shortly after the start there was a rill My opening pricns were: j July, 921-2; Beptem- 's opening ‘icea were; Wheat aitmtiert duly, at 12 “to 4 to 83 7-8, Corn < were: 985-8 Rank Blects New President, Marin. kan ve ‘renident, “THE ales, + Felmh, Row. Close, Oh’ 400 Allis, Chrorm.. 17% 17 © 17% 68000 Amal Cop... 81% 80% SK + % Ag. Chia ¢ M&M —% . Car & F. 4% 99% 40% + Cu Fipt.108% 102% 103% + % Cot, Ol... 87K BO 86% — Grass T,. &% 8% 8&—% . Hide & L. 10% 10% 10% — HG. pf, 63 bie + 6 6 CLOSIN 89 04 — Bi% +1% ug 1 1h By — 108% +4% 126% +2% 10% — % 4 + % 1H 42% 199% + % 0m — 80% — % 108 - 19 —% 8% + % 10% + % Gugar pt.189% Tob, pt... 9% 80% 600 Anaconda ., 10000. A, T, d& 8, FY. 88% 20A.T, & BF .pt108% 10 AT, & BF. rte % 16000 At. ©, Line., 7600 Balt, & Ohio,108% 600 Brooklyn R.7. 68% 200 Bruna wick Co. 14 400 Buf, & Bus, pf 0% 94700 Can, Pacific, 153% 260) Ches, && Ohio. 58% 400 Chi, & N, Witt 100. & N, W. pf.262 2600 Chi, Gt, W.. 2% 400.C, Gt, W.ptB, 9% 18400 C, M. é& Bt, P.176% 100C, M, &St.P.pflas 100 Chi, ‘Terminal 19% 1500 Chi, Term. pf 36 1600 Chi, Un, Tr. 4CCO & StL. 6100 Col. FF, & Ir. 60% 7800 C, F. & I. rts. 1% 100Col, H, OC. & 1 16% 700 Col, South .. 28% 600 Col, So, Ist pf 61% 500 Col. So, 24 pf 88% 200Con, Gas ..,,.206M% 100 Corn Prod... 13% el, & Hud. ,.193% % UTM +4% 108% + % 6thy u 90% — % 163% +444 ‘& 900 Den, & RG pf. 9 700 Det. Un. Ry.. 8 10) Det, South 6 2600 Distifter's 1B.. 46% 1100.Dul BB & A. 16% 5100D 6B & A pi 600 Blec, Stor'ge.. 89 11900 Erle ., 700 Erle Ist pf.... 82 1100 Erle 24 pf.... 60% 400 Fed, Min, & 8.112 13100 Fed M & 6 p.103 1000 Gen, Blec. Co,.187% 100 Hock Val pf.. 4% 1600 111, Cent 160% 6600 Int. Paper ... 24% 6700 Int. Paper pf. 81 700 Int, Power,... 9% 300 Iown Cent .... 28% 100 Kan, City So, 30% 1800 Kan, C, So. pt. 65% 220K, C Ft, 8. pf. 83% 100 Knick, Ice p.. 75 M2 +1% 103 +8% 187% HM +1 1600 —% BL +24 7 +% 2% — tp B04 ~ 65% — Sh 83% — % % +2 143% +1% 10 Manhattan, +% $200 Met, St. Ry. 300 Met, §enu, "1200 Mex, Central 200 Minn, & St. L.. 68 2400 M.8t-P,48,8.M.12044 400 M.St.P.8,8.M.p.160% 100M, K, & T..., 31% 800 MK. & T. pt., 65 90) Mo. Pacttic., 1000 Nat, Bis. Co, 50600 Nat, Lent... black and colors LINGERIE WAISTS.,,,, ot 2% + 1B. HW. ve tli ha dake Net Males, ‘High, Low, Close, Ch's. 2ON, D&S, of. 4 9% MH +% 1OON. J, Cen.,.,.,202% 202% 22% 100.N, ¥. Air B...187 0 167) 187) +1. 19200 N. ¥. Central.162% 6400 N. ¥. ©, & StL 52% 200 N.Y.C, &8t.L.1,,116 100 N.Y.C.d8t,L.2,, 82% 100N.¥, & N.J.T.170° 1000 Nor, & Wes... 86% 900 North Am,,...102% 1900) Ont. & Wes.. 62% 2900 Pacific Mall. 18% 5L 10) Peo, & Bast. 1600 Pressed 8, C. 600 Press 8 C pt., 95% 100 R.R, Seeu....., 93 2600 Ry, St. Sp's... 87 OO Ry. St, Sp. pt. oF 600 Rep, Steel... 4 2000 Rep. Steel pf,. 83% 86800 Heading ....... 95 800 Reading 1 pf... 92 410 Rock Island... 2200 Rock Isl, pf, 00 Rub. Goods... 33% 800 Bloss - Bheff,.. 97% 800 ALT det 1 pf... bb 100 SLT &GI 2 pt... 6 5100 Bt. L. 8. W pt. 6% 20600 Bou, Pac.. 4... 67% 300 South, Par, pls 17600 Sou, Ry Co. ., 96% #0 Bou, Ry, Cop, 6% 14btd ‘Tern Ga S305 QW 'Third Ay. KR, dal Gu) ex, Puc, Fr Cp that vy iL, de Wi} 4100 ‘Irwin C, soy Un, Bag, & B, & P, pf. n Pac ‘90 167500 Un, Fue, pt 33 Fe I Fre Scasess = — San2tsy (i++ +4444 i; Tel, 93 700 Wis, Central . a) 100 Wis. Cent. pf.. 51% *Ex-dividend, ———————__ HARRIMAN IN BIG ’FRISCO BANK DEAL, SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.—It Ie generally understood in banking and financial circles that Jacob H. Schiff, . Harriman and Col, Dudley Evans, all of New York, are to be three of the new directors of the new Consoll- dated Wells-Fargo Nevada Nation Bank. They will be formally lected in the course of a few weeks, —<———— SHORTS COVER IN THE COTTON MARKET. On reports of frosts in Texas and rains In Central and Eastern parte of the belt shorts covered in the cot Market at the start to-day and, profes rionals bought’ for a tally, Moderate selling ie top developed, based on predictions for clearing and warmer Weather In the belt. Cables were fa- vorable to the bull element. ‘The opening prices were: Aj bid; May, 7.74 bid; June, 7.61 bI 1.63 to 65 to 7.66; November. eas tamocegr es "ed vember. 7.80 offered; December, 7, offered; January, 7.85 to 7,86, lollbed The late prices were: October, FER SERS SFE FF {+1 TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS, extra fine quality, full flounce, black and colors % TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS, deed flounce, embroidery trimmed, black and colors,,,,.... 10.75 Sale of Petticoats One-third below regular prices, WILL BE CONTINUED THURSDAY, APRIL 6TH, MOHAIR PETTICOATS, deep Taffeta Silk Flounce, TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS, deep ruffle, black and colors, walking length, TAFFETA.SILK PETTICOATS, accordion flounce, 63.75 - 10,00 SPEC'AL THURSDAY, APRIL 6th, Women’s Waists WHITE LAWN WAISTS,.... 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Double ‘ 120 White Lawn and Batiste Waists at White Batise Waists, extra. good open work Swiss embroidery, lace edge, Regularly $1.95. Also this Sidg-Plaited Model at White Lawn Waists, side plaited mi | eo shoes in all sizes up to 2; also blac! footwear for immediate wear. THEBIG STORE © SIEGEL ‘SLXTH AVE. Gdison $1.00 Down. ‘These celebrated Phonograph are name attached to n thousands of Edison, This is what you can preserve They are given absolutely without charge. at prices as low as our lowest competitor asks. with French graduated tucks, hemstitching and two panels of Plaited back, full sleeves, cuffs and attached stock collars finished with lace insertings and white lawn, made with shield, front and drawn work insertings of blind embroidery; new plaited sleeves long shoulder effects plaited back and new turn-down collar. rez nea He rove NEW YORK, A Rast Monthly Sums jose quoted in other good stores. “S. & Sé”’ Green Grading Stamps Cost Our Customers Yothing, They accompany goods that are sold Frequently-our prices are much lower for & H.” Green Trading: Stamps as exploited by the Siegel Cooper Store are simply an additional means of en- They constitute a form of progressive and aggressive advertising, n Trading Stamps Mornings from 8,30 Till Because this is the largest to be found in Thereatter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. Zbomen’s Dainty Spring Waists. Spectal Sale of Popular Creations. and most complete Waist Store New York, it is only reasonable that the clientele of the Siegel Cooper Co. should expect to find here not only the most popular and wanted styles in Waistwear in every g fabric, but superior garments at prices comparatively low. And as is not infrequently the case, it is only natural that values should tower above all competitors unti significant by comparison, offerings elsewhere become in- About 8,000 Waists in Newest Styles To-Morrow at Astonishingly Low Prices. White Wash Waists at y 50c. Made of good quality white lawn, with deep round yoke front and back, formed of lace insertings and strips of narrow lawn, joined by tagoting; attached stock collar to match yokes graduated side plait ing below yoke forms full blouse, which it embellished with twp embroidered medal- lions; newest full sleeves and tucked cuff Made to sell at 95¢, 85c. White Wash Neat tailored model; entire front of clus- , Waists at ter French tucks and side plaits. ed back; new sleeves; tucked cuffs and stock collar. Exceptional value, 1.50 quality, neatly designed 1,50 del of superior quality yale larly priced, $3.95, Wash Waists at Handsome Silk Swiss cleverly designed and tai The Silk Swiss Waists, champagne color, made with gradu ated side plaits, which form yoke and full blouse; extra full new sleeves, plaited below shoulder, attached cuffs collar, tucked and hemstitched, The Linen Waists, guaranteed pure linen, hand embroidered in @ variety ofshandsome designs, beautifully tailored. Regu- White Wash Waists at 1.00 Effective new model, made (as illustrated) of good quality Persian Lawn, artistically designed with square yoke of lace insert- ings and pin tuckings; full blouse has: three Bayadere rows of fine lace insert ings; tucked back; newest tucked sleeves; cuffs and attached stock collar made with lace insertings and edge. White Wash Waists at An ideal model, artistically de: square yoke front and back outlined by rows of fine lace and embroidery insert ings. Full side plaited blouse and tucked yoke embellished with lace medallions and lace insertings: new tucked sleeves; attached fancy lace collar; button front. 2.95 ind Linen Waists; newest models, red, ind stock (Slows) Coonar Store, Second Floor, Centre.) Cridren’s Coats and Recfers, Recoming Yow Spring Styles Featured, FOR: CHILDREN’S REEF- 1.95 ERS of fine flannel, made double-breasted with large shawl collar, elfectively braided; colors red, tan and blue; 2to 5 years, FOR CHILDREN’S REEF- IS EE Figs and feel made double breasted; trimmed with mili- tary and self-covered buttons; colors red, blue and tan; very natty; sizes, 2 to 5 years, | 2, 5 FOR CHILUREN'S FULL edd LENGTH BOX REEFERS of covert cloth, excellent quality, made double breasted with two pockets and embroidered emblem on sleeve and turn- over cuffs and collar ; sizes, 2 to 5 years, o-4 25 FOR CHILDREN'S COATS ° of all wool plain cloth, mili- tary styles, trimmed with black military braid and silk embroidered emblem, colors, golf, red and brown; sizes 2 to 5 years, (Slegel_Corper Store, vecond Floor, Centre, 19tn St.) ‘ ‘Foot Mould’ Can Shoes Among the Spring Styles at $3.00. The reigning favorite shades of tan in the new styles of Spring and Summer footwear especially appeal to the man or woman who combines common sense with good taste. We show a magnificent line in this leading color; the shades are orange, chocolate and cham- pagne. For Easter wear this collection is eminently desirable, “Foot Mould” footwear is as good as $3.50 specialty Shoes, and the equal of most advertised $5.00 brands. Over a hundred styles in Shoes and Oxfords for men and women, assuring all a perfect, com- fortable fir. For women, in tan oxfords there are three shades—orange, chocolate and champagne, also a very charmin tion chocolate bottom and champagne uppers, f two shades—orange and chocolate—in either lace or blucher styles. course, blacks may be had in numerous styles, and oxfords there’ are Misses’ and Children’s Sale Ohursday Only at A line of superior shoes we have regularly morrow only as a special inducement to the young folks style of a combina- ‘or men, in tan shoes of At 3.00 Shoes on 639e. sold at 98c., but which we reduce tor There are tan kid button and lace k kid button and lace shoes with patent leather tips in broken sizes, An excellent line of NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE ai ACITY IN ITSELF 1 -QOPER Mam: 187SI97STS, G honographs. known universally because of the wizard them. They are a source of great pleasure homes—one can never tire of hearing an Make Your Own Records. you can_do with an Edison Phonograph— records of the voices of your friends, This is a feature that proves exceptionally attract ive—a record of an absent friend being prized highly. EACH MACHINE GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR, ! Prives Range $10 10850 (Siege! Cooper Store, Third Floor, East) (Slogel Cooper Store, Second Floor.) “How Old Was Ann?” \ How many New York theatregoers know the birth place and birth year of their stage favorites? Consult the 1905 World Almanac for this information concerning: almost 200 living stage celebrities, The Standard American Annual {s everybody’s handbook, Price 25 cerits; 43 cents by mall,