The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1905, Page 16

‘TUBSDAY, April 18, " had @ conniption fit xo- fifteen-point break in North- usities on ¢he curb just after Tt all came about through ‘®t conclusions, which is Wall Way of reasoning the ddea that the Beourities books Was there anything @beun? But Wall street Ape J syydocypon ligt euch an . Dart of Mr. Hin h Confiscation. It AA Detter well out the Northern se- jgtook at @ sacrifice than lose re wae a grand ok brokers who ® wiee mien ordinarily ond to Know’ their ticker book fram © Inward were caugnt on this little Tholainds of shares had <n. pactiNiced before the following v!- aia) announcement was went out from of the Northern Securittes iy, in this ungrammatical way: hollers of Northern Securitte: ‘who wish to deposit it for ? of participating in the plan it Mt necessary to have such stuck @ company will re- ted for depoolt, if Street name or names appearing on gertificates. When the stock is pre- wated the depositor is required to fil Pacific stock to which the de- tor is entitled,” ‘ uree it was all @ shrewd bear and it turned out to be a pretty le one. The stock broke from 165, and then there was just as scramble to get in as there allied to 177, and it hung in that neighborhood the balance of the day, small panic in Ameri- Lombard atreet that there was panic prevailing in Wall street, and before contradictory Wedd reached n due it made things "ively while e lasted. ‘The, beans were very much In evidence tie deorathe’ oo tise coor of te mock St. Paul and Union of the heaviest borrowers resulted in recessions points and m uying on the br of the very best & Dominick, H. B. id St & Co, took big blocks of ie interests who are ment. Te is undoubtedly much uneasiness | hey are known to be opposed by acthe of the strongest and shrewd- the packers, who have yy @ boom in wheat before. t pool, however, is one the strongest ever organized to ope! Greek against Gree! r Gates ie very, confident and vet men among os for time money i wore mado at 3 1-4 per The Closing Quotations. High, Low.\Clae, Ch'k, 1100.Am. H&L. pf. 50% 20 .Am. Ice cts. 300 Am, Tce ot, pf. 40% 70.Am. Lin, Oll 60 Am, Bi. Fdy,. 16% * 1700Am, Tob, pf, 1% 200 Am, Wool pf.106%0 i A. T, & 8. F. 1000.4. T, & 8.7, p.108% 11700 At, C.. Line..,.160% )) #400 Balt, & Ohio. .110 44300 Bilyn R, T. 900 Hidyn VU. @.,200 2600 Briwns'k Co. .. 10% m0 Buf, & Bus. . 6000 Ches, & Ohlo., 67 Wa0e C. MI. & Ht. PRTG » 2 Chic, Torm WCMEN’S HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE. High grade 2%-inch Fou it. Haan|| || NECKWEAR. beautiful array of]) |i Made of Silks, shapes; handsom ‘8 ‘6c, and $1.00, and well worth it; effects; vee 100 Stylish Negligee Shirts at 1.10 MADE OF IMPORTED SHIRTINGS. New shipment just received. New desi attached or detached; custom made, showing the latest up-to- ffects; in plain colors or light grounds, neat figures and stripes, or dark grounds, figures and stripes; bosoms; all sizes; worth $2.00, for.... Men’s Cluett Negligee Shirts. Men who like shirts of distin- guished character have ‘eal treat before them if th look at the collection ju celved; the material is of the very best that ean be had; they come in white, light or dark effects; also plain colors, with plain or Plaited bosoms; cuffs attached or detached; we lo not have to de- scribe the way they are made, as eyerybody kno the Cluett Shirts; the prices are 1.50, 2.00 & 2.50 worth $1.50, at......... nated business. The New Oxfords and Gibson Ties in the fashionable shapes and leathers are strongly in evide The Ri Calf Gibson if Bluch The Russia Calf Oxto at In plain and tip toes, high arch, Cuban welted soles, $2.00 to $5.00 a pair. vEPRATE Nae acta th A! cake TERT PPD HIRT 1 YF > a. r Sixth Ave. & 23d St., N. Y. OPPENHEIM, CLLINS = G STYLISH EFFECTS IN Mcn’s Neck Dressings FOR EASTER WEAR As a epecial Haster attraction we will place on sale 200 dozen of the highest grade NECKWEAR, in the most beautiful array of rich colorings and patterns ever shown in this city, preparation have brought us this grand assortment of men’s rich neck dressing—the finest we have ever placed on sale, Will Hold an Important Sale of Many weeks of patient NECKWEAR. of plain or platted bosoms, narrow or wide plait 1 10 . . ° “White cuffs attached finished ns well as cus- THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 1+, 1905. Millinery: 240 Tailor Made Hats Suitable for Street Wear Purchased From High Class Maker At One-Half Regular Prices $6.00 Tailor Made Hats. .......+020 3.00 $7.50 Tailor Made Hats....... 0... 4.00 $10.00 Tailor Made Hats. ......s+06 0000 On Sale Wednesday, April 19th— Main Floor, 5th Ave. Entrance, OPPENHEIM, GiuiNss G ° Skirt Department Ladies’ Voile Walking Skirts over drop skirt of Taffeta Silk, 27 side plaited skirt, black, blue, brown, tan and white; value $20,00. eoceee 10.75 Ladies’ Walking Skirts of Imported HairLine Tweeds; valuesi2.75 8.50 Broadway and Fifth Ave., Cor. 21st St. tom-made Men’s Waistcoats for Easter Plain White Pique, or duck of a fine quality, or white ground with small, neat, black figure; WOMEN’S DEPT, Attractive Suits at Exceptional Values. Nani atest eects of neayish mintures; TWOsPIECI in the latest effects of grayish mixtures; | SUITS, 7 to 415, which we made up tro: 5 ne chase of woolens from the American Woolen Compa h ead le Meals hh latest mixtures, both in gray and brown. ETON RUSSIAN SITS, ages 3 to 8, wi! extra white collar, made from all-svool cheviots, in the latest Jight and dark mixtures, Plain White Pique, double breasted; worth $2.50, for. Tailor-Made Suit, dis|| Eton Mouse model of playing the new serpentine effect. This model made of | | ° i herringbone Panama; coat Finished with taffeta to blouse effect, elaborately jmatch atid broad shirred trimmed with Persian and! | girdle, The new soutache braid; new model kilted skirt, braid trimmed Value. . 35.00| | vate sen eeees 32.50 Plain White, fancy weave, mercerized, double breasted; worth $3.75, for..., with self figure, ' Shoes for Easter, The most attractive shoe styles produced are now obtainable at our reorganized shoe department, where .a new chief holds sway over a new stock and a rejuve- = shepherd plaid in all shades, Walking Suit of black Taffeta Silk'Shirt Waist and white check silk of ex-| |Sults of fine quality of ceptional quality, elabor- Taffeta, in the shitred and orately trimmed with light] | chemisette—also strictly tailor gray tucked taffeta and) | made Shirt Waist Suis tn all In addition all the Spring and white Shoe Models for Women at from Bales, Fizh. 300 Gen. Ch. Co, p.101% 101 101 —% 1300 Gen, Blec, Co.183% 182% 182% — 4 0 Havana Elec., 16% 400 Hock Val. ... 6 100 Homestake .., 8 19600T!, Cont, ....106 168 168% 8 2000Int. Paper ... 23% 2% 23 —l% 1600 Int Paper pf. 81% 81% mK —% 100 Int, Prawer.... 9% 1% Wh~% 400Int. Pump pt, 57% 87% 84 —% 100 Iowa Cemt. .., 30 80 © —% 100 Iowa, Cen, pt. 65% 65% 55% — % 800 Kan City Bo, 30 2% 2% —% 1000 Kan C So pf. 6% 62% 62%—% 1100 Knick, Ioe ..., 19% 18% 19% —% 10L, E. & West, 39 3 9 —% 1600 Lou & Namh,..144% 142 142 —1y% 200 Manhattan —..,166% 166% 166% 3300 Met, St, Ry..123 121% 121% —1% 6000 Met, +: BT 8 100M BtP&HSM plély 161% 16% GOOM K & Tex... 81% 80% %i%—% OOM K & T pt. 6% 18800 Mo, Pao, ..,,107 000 Nat, Bis. Co,. 8% 8% G4—% 9200. Net, Lead ...40% 47 41% + % 200 Nat. Lead pf.107 106 «1% 1K 3800 Nat. E. & 5... 20% 0 Nath & 8 pf. 93% SOON ¥ Air Br..158% 157% 167% 1% 90300 N. ¥. Central.157% 166 156% —1% 1600 Rep. Steel pf. 0400 Reading ... 100 Reading ist pf 92% 32100 Rovk Island, 900 Blows-Bhcft, 0 IW SLL, & B.Flot 8 8 TAL, Se SE.2A pe 69% 8% —1% | 000 Bt, Le BL We... 25% KO St, Le 6, W. pt 66% black — the latest shades, Value, braid, Value, 35,00 30.0 3 Taffeta Walk- Tre ata ing Suit in Tailor-Made e black, brown, Walking Suit of fine quality green and re. wool cheviot, Laeoneran 24-inch long coat, taffeta lined, At-gore side plaited oat and skirt trim- med with stitched folds of cloth in black, blue and brown colorings. gq 50 | ait effect, 35,00 cs AB Gosh dh hlbahe BEL ees else pleated models with the lace blue, dark seda colorings, Blouse full plaited to give broad effect, collar and cuffs trimmed with pongee and soutache braid; skirt full plaited and giving the full Value .... EetetSSzvetc! scecercece Tailor-made model of New Russian blouse Bs s Sgusee espa with serpentine] | cloth, embroidered linen blouse effect, stitched straps shawl collar and cuffs; new Secs finished with buttons, linen} | inches below. hi ps, giving vest trimmed with Persian} | the full umbrella: effect, The braid. Skirt fashioned with clustered tucks. and black, 37,50 35,00 . Cent, pt, 62% 62 BEARS BRING THE COTTON PRICES DOWN model of fine quality broad- model skirt, . tucked 42 Three-Piece Gray JAMES McGREERY & 60. On Wednesday, April roth, Delicate colored and white Silks, suitable for Wed- Cloth, Crepe de |Chine, Habutai, Pompaddar, Taf- fetas and Gauzes. 5,000 yards,—of Silk-Grena- dinesMarquette, Colors:—lilac, nile green, mais, pearl grey, ‘‘cham- navy blue, brown and 75¢ per yard 5,000 yards,—superior qual- colorings are of red, wine, green, blue, brown Value ...6+.00+ Bears hammered prices in the Cotton Market to-day, one block of July going to 7.82, whe May was also undor pres: Philadelphia spot interests were street @ppeared on The weather situation of its bullish possibilities b indicated warmer and clear In the South T REACTED AN LOST EARLY GAINS, In the final hour to-day the local wheat market reacted and bapmhedaehiee ins, closing one-eig! of wee uel iigines, except in May, which Ladies’ Cloaks, advanced one-eighth of a cent, finish- ing near the top on account of Umidity Corn ended dull and net unchanged. Export business of corn the selling side. ber, 7.47 to 7, ; December, 7.62 bi January, 7,67 to 7. , Dhe closing prices were: A 1 1.42 to 7.43; Bep~ etober, 7.62 to 7.53; December, 7.58 to nipeleentth ata meiecers THE LONDON MARKET. LONDON, April 18.—Money was Jn | {> in the market to-day, de- | Sz 7-8. spite the applications for Bxchequer 1300 Rook Isl, pf.... 70 18% — % | bonds ond various calls, Discounts were a. 480) Rub. Goods, 2% — % | opentni lcen_ werd: 2 5-8; ify, ass Septem- prices were: Wheat hy, SF juiet and steady. isuainess on the Stock Bxohange was Dt, Phe lasue of Bxolieaver bop {prevented any improvemenc in gilt-euge Gonsota started easier, but to oo MINING SUIT SETTLED, CRIPPLE CREEK, Col., Apel 16 ‘Phe million dollar damage broug! by: § n jull, hasten ¥ and becane vege the feature on Now Yo Chiougp, Milmaukes Broadway @ 13th Street. ity plain or changeable Taffetas, A complete range of new shades and varying harmonies of col- or, as well as white, ivory, cream and black, Tweeds, <2 14 to 8. 3-4 and 47 1-8 fo sii and} length, lined with white] or Black Taffetas Silk, $16.00, $18.00 and $22.00, af Pea iy, #08 toa 18 ‘wenty-third Street, 55c per yard Twenty-third Street, JAMES McGREERY 40). bir wanunis vaaona nein oreacm LE ANeRIRT ne Tourist Coats, madd of tan Covert Cloth and English JAMES McGREERY & CO, Upholstery Department, Black Broadcloth Coats i t°tna w'ts| Medium or three-quarter Lace curtains, bedsets, draperies, rugs, hangings, ete, cleaned,. stored, re- CRATER TN LTTE NO NT POET ‘serene ree TREES i i GUARANTEED OR MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED NEW # YORKS MFASTEST GROWING STORE hol nbers si SATISFACTION AiG S Co. T. WEST | We Give Blue Trading Stamps. Caster Value Our Easter sales this year are the most successful that we ever conducted. THMHY D ISRRVB TO BE! jn all our great triumphs of former seasons we have never been able to present such sp endid varieties as these, nor to quote such wonderfully low prices, $ i The offerings themselves will impress you far more forcibly than we can impress you in print Besides that, there are scores of important specials that are not mentioned in this annowacement Fine Gaster Suits. Beautiful sults made from the much wanted Fanaina cloth in blaci-, dlue or brown, Have handsome blouse, Eton or Bolero Coat over rich taffeta silk, and are trimmed with silk broadcloth | 00; special e Ail have newest sleeves and are braid trimmed or plai Regular $7.50 coats on Sale to-morrow, For Girls. $3.0) Box Coats at $1.98 ey Made from ull-wool tan covert cloth, gy M4 if with false collar, trimmed with panne velvet and silk braid; full sleeve, with handsome | silk emblem; full bd backs ton ty LOO e te. ; Girls’ Covert Coats, Shown jn all the new shades; all-wool box coats of tan covert clbth, broad- cloth and oheviot, In blue,’ red or brown, and three-quarter coats made of fine Sicilian, In or blue; all are be: with or without ¢ etrictly manstailored ; sizes 4 to 14, No! mail ordere filled Boys’ $3.50 Suits, $1.98. @ d extra belt to match; made from all-wool cheviots a2 Silks, Pay heels, or Bridesmaids’ Commencement Patent calf, dull Kid, White Buckskin and Tan etc., including Russia Calf, Messaline Satins, Chiffon Finished with ‘ Quaker” bow of self leather, porcelain blue, 44 inches wide, value 1.25 cream, wide. Ath Floor, Ladies’ Genie Milanes; Sitk Fi cial Laster pr We urge you to’come here to-morrow, and silk braid; pleated skirts, Value $25.00 to $30, fO-MOFFOW Ala seceesreeeeseneee sees Women’s Coats at Remarkably Low Prices. All-Wool Tan Covert Cloth Coats, flat Another Special Sale of New Pleated Sitk collars trimmed with self-color:d velvet aud tailor stitching; new sleeves and tly front; lined throughout with self-colored satin, Positively the bate 98 Coat value ever offered at... $ $7.50 Coats for Misses at $4.98. Here's a coat at $4.98 for which most stores are asking $7.50, They're made of all-wool tan covert cloth in %-length, and have box backs, pleated and belted, Also a 30-inch box coat fully tailored, collarless and double-breasted. Sizes 14 1018, e 36 inches long, with fancy yoke, braid trimmed, made from guaranteed-to-wear black taffeta; sizes 34 to 44, Value: $12.75; special to- 6. 8 morrow at, seeeee These splendid Shoes for women will be found in Annex, Main Floor, front, and are shown in pat dongola kid, box ca'f, in ali combinations o| upi also dull leathers with cloth uppers and patent or dull leather . Dept. 3. Shown in the ver, i Boys’ $6.00 Suits, Special at $3.98. Worsted Suits, ages 10 to 16: Twosplece Grayish and Brownish Worsted Suits, 8 t Norfolk Suits, Grayish and Blue Worsted Suits, 6 to 16; Velvet Russians, colors blue or brown, ‘i O16: ages 3 to 9, lined and trimmed exactly the ‘same way as a regular $6 suit. Sewed with silk, ints full Hined and shaped collars, Regular $6.00 yalues at rs SORQSTS The best Shoe for Women, -Walking Pumps,—made on the new narrow’ toe lasts,—with welted soles and high, Cuban Walking Pumps appear to have precedence over all othér models of low shoes, in the fashion of up-to-date dress, JAMES McGREERY & G0, Twenty-third Street, Ribbon, 5 1-8 inch, Satin Merveil- lieux Ribbon. Colors:—pink, blue, cardi-~ nal, ecru, blue, black, white and Sale of Imported Aittifiek The latest two-' one goc per yard, Satin Taffetas, and plain Taffetas Ribbon, PM plete range of the season's shades, aa well as black, whiteandcream, 4 inches Posies, wreaths, sprays. “rge per yard, These ribbons are highly recommended for millin- ery, garnitures, or for} ) floral and decorative use. | - Twenty-third Street. spon: " taht eat ec Silk Gloves. Gloves, in blacs and wris-all sizes, imported tos: at 50 cents per pair) spe4 2 5e@ UNE: ANN las oe th or Cuban heels; you will wear no . other shoe alter you have once 7 pair of these shoes at... . ae 3.98 JAMES MoGREERY & CO, | JAMES N.GREERY & Co? Millinery, ( Flowers, 9i “Crush” Roses) large bi soms and yery small bu mounted on foliage “ naturalmoss, i, garnitures, 75¢ each value 1,50 Twenty-Third Street,’ i 4 ‘| Gite Frat Park, forrt ove! prone they 9 rf | ears erm van von